https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2611febc3f94b4bb329f5698960d1170.pdf fc276180f70e4024eadbaf011ea7f9d9 PDF Text Text ,, ' ' J .. \ I t;;lass Holds I~ . I I Qc:tol)er Meefuja Middleport Society Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mcintosh MiddleportChureh , Mrs. W. J. BarteJs Geilden Wedding Is Celebrated Of Christ Holds ' · Is Hoste~s For Promotion Servic~ ~egionoiBoqrd ' Betty Gladwell, Columbus.' spent Hmestera ol the werk end with het poreou, Mr ~:·~~:;g:o:;::·•::,~~llnCh~~ ~eld the~r and Mn Delbert Beeker, and son, ~ meet 1 r ,,.ay even og Larry ~hurr.1 Mr and Mn Paul Johnson and Mnl Dale Smith presidedIat the 1sons, Columbus, were week end meet10g 10 the nb.!ence ol the guests ol her father, T W Autbpreaktcnt Mrs Henry Rc'llbel De- erson, Bradbury Yotlons were led b)' Mrs Max The Rev c R Konkrlght, pa• Melnbnt Dnrmg the. buslneu ae• tor ol the Heath Methodiat Churcb, slon Mrs Roy Sey/ried reported Will the guest mlnlater at aervicea ldmg ' ~lrthday gift from the st the Sldenstrlcker Methodist to Mn Elizabeth Huber, a Church In Ironton Saturday, He tearher of the elm 1 re- was accompanied there by his :,~l,,,.,• ,ldir~< m Grlhpoho Chairmen for wtlo and 800 David servinf: the L1m1s' dinnen In OcoMn John u~ 11 uam Gallipolis, ber were nam<'d spent the WP.ek end with her par· 1 Games were played and prizes enta Mr ar.d Mrs Bruce Lloyd, a"arded to Mr8 J H Cuckler, 1and f:&mlly and was joJned Sunday Mra c J Ebersbach, Mrt Max by Mr BaoUonl Melnhrrt anu Mrs Bent.z Wolfe Mr aod Mn Richard Thort"n, ~ At the cloH of the meeting re- whG have beE'n t'enting the Sauer ~shrnents \\ ere served by the apartment have returned to their hostes~es Mrs Dale Smith Mu hu~M tn northera Ohio Clela01• Hem" and Mrs ErneBI Mr and Mra Ollie Konkrtgh! Rhodr& and sons, Danny and Stanley, . o:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;-..•tl Springfield, spent the week end r with hla P""nla the Rev and Mra C R Konkrlght, aod oons MilS Belbe Koehler, RN, Galli· polis, 1pent the week end here with ber mother, Mra Lewlo KoehMr and M s Howard Mcintosh ler who io ataylng with Jim and celebrated their golden wedding Melin~a Am•bary while their par· anniversary sundny, September 29 TONIGHT entl are in Columbua wit~ open houl!fl at thelr b(lme, T•b Hunter Natalie Wood Mn. John Mayer and children, Nye 've For the occasion Mrs "THE GIRL HE LIFT IIININD" Jobn •nd Cheri, Grove City, are1 Mclntooh Wl'l"e a gold me corsage -alsoJpend1ng a week w1th her parentJ, and Mr Mcintosh a gold carnation Randolph scott Slate and Mrs. boubnmCJ"c Maureen O'Sullivan Geora:eRepr~~~:~ntatlve Melnllart Mnu Della Weeks and Howard "THE TALL T" Patricia Baker who 11 employed Mcintosh were united In marrlago (In Techntcolor) in Coi11mbua, spent the wee). end at the home ol the bride's paren1, TUII & Wtd, Oct, ... with her parents, Mr and Mra Mr nnd Mr~J.~dward Weeks on Ediaon Baker, and lamlly Ocober 2. IIIIJ'I by the Rev Sial FAMILY NIGHTS 'Mrs Frank Betz lo In Coiumbuo ford, paator of the Methodiat Horror & Sciti!Ct Flclitft ShoW vl•ltlnr her olatcr, MrL Clnda Ch••rcll Jlr. and Mra! Mclnloah ue the lhchacl London Yvonne IJme Daine<. "I Y1 AS A TEINAOI lo!r:: Lethn Ru,.ell has been parents of two children, Mn Ralph W!RIWOLP" vloltlnr. relullvca and frleod1 In Spencer (H&rrlett) nnd Edward Me· Columhuo Intosh, and ha-. four tP'andchlid· -aLioreo, K1y, E1dle and Rtla lolclnloah, SIeve Terrell Gloria Co&tUio Mrs Agnt:s Gerlack, St Loub, 1Mo , hns been vlalting her alaters, and Marvin Spencer "INVASION OP THI The home wu beautifully decor· IAUCIR·MIN" Mn Emma Rlfo and Mea !I H ated with I arrangements of gold '-:;:;:;:~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;• Rouah Middleport, RD Mr and rotel lind rhrysanthemunu the ; loin Frll• Gcrlack, Sl Loula, and gift ol frlende, and IVY The dtn· Mr and Mn Harrl110n Scott, Zaoe.,. lng :oom table was Jovdy In white ville, have olio been vloltlng In linen cover :'lnd centered with a thio orea and Mro A E Wells tbree tiered weddmg cake Iced in and dnughter Ml11 Jean Wells, RN white, decorated with gold rose· !!•lltoolle, Jot.ed the 1roup at the bulla and topped Wih the mlnia 1dfe home ture bride and groom with tall loin Helen Sansbury wao in HOI· gold taper& In crystal holders on 1 ztr Hoapltal lor a checkup Sallll'- either side day lee cream, cake, coffee tea and MrR Wa)ne Glbbona h11 been gold colon<' mints wero served returned home from Holzer HOI· Napklns wf'rc wh1te wath gold pltal where she was entered lor weddlng bell!t and Howard and Ob6tlf\'UUOn Della, 1907 1957 mserlbcd tn gold Mra Elizabeth Reuter and Mn. John Batey aerved as hoaleasel ~ureau ONE COAT-OIL Iolii dl:q FLAT WALL _,,_ DD/CECJ gl)()GET r"' A IIAND NIW • $4.59 fiOileo !!All, NIM!$, (OYH$ ol at onct GU.U.. NTifD SA.TISIACJION BUY 1 GALLON GET QUART FREE RACINE PLANING MILL RACINE, OHIO Phoae 3841 1 rrp·mot:ion Day was .heldJ! $un· 6, at the Bible opcntng ,ervtcc at , the I lfid,dlejJOrt Church of ChrlBI wtlh RICe, superlntendeQt [ m charge ot the serv1ce Promotion<~ at this sct!vi~ started wtth the children from the Prtmary Class tauaht by Mrs George Mew hart, who wde prqmoted to the Jumor GJr}t Class taugbt by Mrs L R Wiley, and the Junior Boys Class. Hom er Rice, teacher They were Altce Dlrst, Janell CaJ1, Joyce Long, Carll! Aqder son Cbllstmc Bryant, Brendel Thomas, Cheryl Martm Sammy Clatworthv Jon Cunnmgham and Davad Ashley Mr Rice promoted David Wil· cy John Allenswo~h. Carl La fever, W1 l~am Haye!t Russell MtElhmny, Donald l\lorr1s, Will l.am Neutzhng Charles Bush to the 1umor Htgb Class taught b: Thon\•s Bowen Mrs Wiley pro· lUted Jennifer Lohse Ca.rolyl~ Searle• and Patty Steffy to Mr Bowens JunJor Jhgh Class l fprm 3-A Council Meeting Held October 3 Farm Bureh Council 3 A met at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Humphrey, Oct 3 The bu!lne"' was !n chugc of Pre•idcnt Harry Guthrie The dhtumon period was in charge Bf diJtunlon Ieider, Mr~ Harry Picken• Topic Cor discus• 1ion wat "Plannina: for our Poputallon Growth " The eroup also made reJolutlons to l:!c sent to the Farm Bure1u Annual meetlnf. Tho hosteu oerved relrosh menlo ~f fruit aalad, leo croant, aaaorted cookie~ and toffee Prt· aent were Mr and Mra Harry <luthrlo, Mr ond Mn Elmer KautE, Mr, and Mrs Howard Bolen, Mrs. WUhor Parker aod Eddlo, Mr and !fro Delbert G~ul Mr and !Ira. Warren Pickeno, Mr and Mra. Harry Pleke,, ond lhe noau. 1 1 1 Pomeroy P•nonols ' Mrs Harry Davis and <>1111 Rachel Balet preSided at the slher coffee and tPa serv1ces Guest• were re· Jlllercd by Mra Eldon Weeko. Approximately 70 rolativ01 and friends calll'd during the afternoon and evening Comins from out or town were Edward Mcintosh and <•>ildren, Eddie and Rito, Day· ton, Mr and Mrs Harey Davis, Canton, Pfc Don Davb, Ft Eustace V~rgmla, Mrs James Melntoah and llro George Kerna and children, Rlckl Jean Debra aDd Suite, of Columbu1, Mra Elizabeth ReQitr, Lake• ood, and Roy Davis, Pooliac, Michigan A lnmily dinner wao aerved at noon precedinl the open bouae and present were Mr and lrln Mclntoah Mr and Mra. Ralph Spencer and !on, Marvin, Edward Mcintosh and children, Eddie and Rita, Mr and Mra Eldon w..k•• Mr •nd Mro Joho 1Jatey and daliJhter Mill Rachel, Mr. and Mra. Harry Davia and son, Don, Mra Jt.mcs MclntoBh and Mr1 Gcor~e Ket no and children, Rtcky, Jean, Debra and Suoie, Mn Hetti< William• and Mra Elizabeth Reutl!r Mr Mcintosh la well known ln the county having served as mot orma'l on thP atreet car for anumber o! years and for the past 23 yeara baa owned and operated a grocery store on Nye Ave H~ just reeentl)l rehred. Former Resident Guest Soloist At Special Service Mils Nettle Koehler and guest, Mls• Virginia FISher Charleston, vislterl Saturday In Gallipolis With Mr and Mrs Charlo• Wuv er and other relatives Mrs Adalenf.! Flctltlner 80 . Mrs J L Casto of Nyc Ave • prnno ,oto1st was tcnturcd tn was an overnh:ht gue!!t of her lbe ~peclal service at the Trlnll) liatcr~ Mra Claude Elant, Epl.acopal Church, Columbu,, day when a baptiamal lont was dedi Mrs Dwight Parker anti da\1 cated ghter, Myrtis Kay wore business Mn Flechtner, a graduate of vlslton In Lancaster Saturday Middleport High Scnoot ond Ohio Dann) Young sludnnt at the State Univcnity wu the guest Ohio UnlversltJ, Ath<ns, spent soloist at the 50tl'l anmversary of the weekend w1th his mother, the Heath Mcthodut Church In Mrs Hank Young and son September Jerry Ward ol MoundA\'illc, W Hor mother, Mrs H&tlle Smith, Va, spent the weekend with his and MiliB Frieda Faehnlc were in pBCont>, Mr and Mra Cncil Word Columbu.. to attend the dedi" Mrs Cecil Ward who under· tor) !ICrvire on Sept 2B wont surgery at tho Meigs Gen oral Hoapltal three w•~ks ago I• reported aa Improving Mr. ond Mra Ewing Soward• aod aon Earyl of Dunoon Falls villted Thursday with Mra Ce- ' cil Ward at the !lei~• Gcueral lloopltal Mra. Thcmae Duffy Is <onllnod to her home In Syracust with a fool lnjur~ received '" a f•ll Mr and Mrs Ambrose Flann a:an and 1on Robert of Syracusr spent the wet.conu In Columbth wllh their aon·m·IRw rtnd daugh ter, Mr aad ML'J Lawrcnrc Setlm and fal)lilv llr~ Eli•abeth Duckworth who under~! SUI'IIctY ot l~r lo!elgo General H01pltel t. reeup· orating at the home or her aon lll(l~w and dauahter, Mr and ( Mrs WUhur Holtor, Akron Mro Cuol Diddle of Columbu• was tho weekend gt1ut or h"r p"enta, Mr and Mra He,.hnll Diddle, SymuiiC Mlu Vlr;lnlo F11her h" " turntcl to her home In Charlc.~to11 after a villi wllb her nunt, Mild Nollie Koehler Mr and Mra Hel'lllan Hoff11•r an4 Mr and· Mrs Earl Hoflnor ol Cllllllont~e wee here over the week •nd lor lite luneral of Huber Sun·, ' Dream Dancing The way we clean your pret- ty dance dresses ill a dream come ll'ue They come back looklna aa 1111110tously da&o ding q Vjhtn n•w .•. What ~n easy Wf!IO collect com· pUmenll 'l. .•• ,and at such modtl.!l coat, t!JOI ~ S1~teen members o! tile Junior High Class were promoted to th• k!)yat Sons anrl Daughters ~lw tlught bv Mrs George Cfiild~~ They are Judy Butcher, Don Er· win, Jamce Houek, Martha Hun nell, Kay Jenkinson Richard LonB, Karen McEihmny, Phyllb Herdman, Freddy Pullena, Wtll· lam Stobart, Carolyn JtusselJ lames Ho) t, Evelyn Capteina, Jamee 8(1) les, rom my Anderson, Albert Bryant Fred I Gardner Is pa~tor o[ Lhe Ghurch of Chr1st ' Hemlock Grove Rock Springs Granges Install County Deputy C N Jones as mtcd by Mrs Jones, Mrs Em mett Havk, Mrs Fnmk Clark an(! Mrs Wtlbur f:llstma6, tnstallpd the oUicers or HemltJck Grf1ve and Rock Sprmg Granges Satur day evening at the Hemlocj< Grove Grange Hall Mrt l.eo Story aorved as pbmlst Ofllcerl installed were Hem lock Grove, Leo Story, worlh1 master, Sanford Stockton, overseer, E~gar Slater, lecturer Frank Clark steward, Bernard Paulsen 1 assistant steward, Mrs Dorsel Smith, chaplatn Dorael Smith, trea•urer, Mr! San forti Stocktdn, secretary, Leon Sauter~ gatekeeper Mn Edgar Slate1 Ceres Marilyn Stockton, Ffomono and Mildred Stockton, lady •~ slstant steward Sherd Gilmore H.onore4 On His 90th Birthday Racine Parish YouthMeetM letart Church Qester Garden Cl11b Meets In Regular Session Three Coqples Iauer ' Accepte~ lht~ ¥<• Oacar and Mrs Dolo Kouts were weleolted 11 new membm w6ea 11!1! Chester Gardeo Club b,,ld Ito rtiu!fr meetinc 11 'Qtree couplet w~ 1ceepted the hom~ of lolrs. Piarl Xoblonu. Mrs Earl Dean, pre&ident, eon- tnt<i ehureh membership at the dqcted the bualn"! meeUng, and momll'g wonhtp oei'vloe Sund!Y the roll 'call wai Dtil'inL of d1(· at the Federated' Churth. Rev Wall\o J Bartelo conduct· ferent weeda 'eoll)moaly Ulled In ed the ..rv~ee 1nd ~feom,d Into flower arrancements. lnst•llaUon of neil' officers Wll the church were rlt:r. and Mrs conducle!l by Mr~ l'Jeaa and eoch William Atkills, llr aod Mra ~. officer WJU presented a conage M Campbell and Mr. and 1\11'1. repr•sent(ng her particular dut~ Jam eli • ec. New nfllcer• lor the comiog year Worttl Whle Communion Day are llfu Dnld Koblentz, prclndeJlt, was abo oboerved. Mrs Horace Karr, vice preaident, Mrs C N. Jonea, ~~eeretary and Mrs Kobleoll:, milled by llrs. Mrs Carl Kautzt treesurer. David Kobleoa, !m'ed a d•The olub by laws were read ijy eoursl to aU members and two •' Mr1. Jon'-" guest' Mn Nora Jrown and M'ro. I Mra Clarence Neutzllng preaent· George ~nhclmer. ed her paPf:r DR '~How To Store The Nqvember meeting wiD be Tender Bulbs" whle• was very lu· •' tho home of Mra Ernest Kllliht • tereotmg wltb ~. Howat<! KnliJit wiettng. 1 Mrs Howard ltntgbt gave a dem· onatraUon o• bow; to,arrange In a ~'""' Hldt , cornleopla Cll!CAOO _ (Uc11i ""' A U.foot• The club membera pr!aenled •QII!ft 1'0\l!~l~~, ,i!orld's Jarg mo•t bc•uUiul autumn !lpwor t!V-wil di!lp,!trell af. ( home fllr· show br1ng>n~ 111rt/!l!l~ileats,, nlslitti(li oltDfdi~~· ~ apok,s~t~an Those ree~hoJo rihbuna Wl!"' Mrs1 [lU' th!i 11pbo~le.;. ·~ather Group Pearl Mora, Mn Purtey F'..arr, Mrs.Jwho aijow.t the ,~onl skin, uld ~~nala Mora and Mrs.lleld Young ~~~ 1111!.8 lalft&, ffltll a c~w lhal a hh•lntdng two a~~~"'leniB and pro6abl~ wela~ed tnore than 3.000 oLatwen rocelvi!l rlbiiiiDII were Mra - •ntis. We•ght of a lir•e ..._ la renee Mllli 010 M p . 1~•~ • -· ' " Mf!, ~r E!thu ~1• normolly about half that amqunl Mn Peul Koolenli, Wright, Mrs Vernon Webfr, Mr« Roy Holter, Mro. Homer Holter, Per NI!Htnl and Mn Howafd j(ntght. Qb,.ROIT-WP>- G!rdlner C Dli•iag the ,ioxilal ho~r a get V"''!!: W,llo failed. to 1ehelve O!· ,..II Sree\lni •illned by 111 nlem· II""'' ratlk " a atude~l at W:•nt· bera WIB aenl to Mr1 Buel Ride- wotth 'llllary ~ademr, LUJ,q· oour ton, Mo , b11 eolabll•~•d a ••!>0 ·, ' 1 -'----~ calk aw"~ 10 be given cor~• ' · ' or mgeola with lht hlgheot aeb~ ' served by Ihe ho.reaoeo to appro- lao tie mrlae dUring their llelliof' ,, I Federated Church 'J 1 ;:::;;;lllr;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;r,. . . },' Mrs. Homer Hysell Guest Of Honor At layette S'hb~'r 8ewtN f•flaelllt8.[1,)••~- ........,.• ..,_ &rants ~..,...0'--------·-~------~- - -- ~- ,",~igs County Co~ioners ·~: Pw-cb~e New Diesel Tractor ;y •, • 1 1, ~~las ~uJty's mhway Department Is owner of a new •.2,&~w 7Jl5, diesel powered tractor a«ordtng to records of a SI!Pt~~o commissioners' meeting released today /" 'r)lt!. HD.l8 AC Alhs·C~almers crawler-type tractor w1th • f , ,tor9u' converter was purcliiiSed from the Central Ohio 'J'rac "." .' Jqr fCo!ll,Pany of Colll!Jibus, 0., for one-third down, less trade: ill o $6,001) on a HD·9 diesel! - -- - I:, ·,1 1 ~· ~ ' 1 , 1 lradOl'. The liii·9 was found to' 1 Shooting Victim ijal1nco of the *29,11&7 86 Is to T i£' A~'81DSf , ' be PAid ~II '" annuol mstal~ I e8f Ies • meq!l ,oJ 28 Jlluo lnterlsl ' ll • T1i@ ~tltrred paymdnrs are se· R }} Blank \ tbred by notes against the county e enship ' ::, unnecd~ by the commission $9.~ >f ~raw)nl f01J11 ll'fr ' cent Interest ' Coinmtuio~er Dan ' Hartmger GALLIPOUS, 0 UP- Arnold • movtj(l the equipment purehasc Franklin Cooper lesttlled Mon· ~ malje .aq~ RoUond Neultlln g day !hat Hell Blankenship, charg a~m1dea.l tmldent Harry C!aig ed with the ftrst degree "murder tnade the vote \lnanimously ~ayr.' 1 ot Loren Gus Borden deelarell other •ctloni 11 the Sepl I he "hated ali mggera" when h• • 30 mee!lng th~ • boatd resolved shot the two Negroes m ao al < 'l'o' ehll11o olnbuloto y 'patl•nt• tempted Jailbreak Aug 17. it the n"J to'anty horne SIW per 1 All three were pr1soners m , moath plua IPedlcal c.re, nd be<l 1he Ga1'10 Counuty jail at tho I iZ Pflant. $1!19 per moolb1 plus time or lhe slay1ng medleaJ care 1 Cooper stunned spectators in ' . ' !'he Common Pie~ Court roQm as - To take easements for htgh re pulled aport h11 ~osp1tal pa way, purposes from Charles lL ~amas to reveal two 38 e•ilbc 1 , -~~~ »onme F The;iss 1n one m bullet wounds , olr'llmenl, •nd from Lillian Proi Cooper teslined that Blanken flit In anqther The oeunty oereed illlp !Ired the two ahots that par to drill a water well on a 11te &IY~ed hun from the wau.t down to lle 10leeted !or one olthe > Asked by Pt;OSI!cutQr Wlj'l'en I' lflntors, the The1ss'a &beets it there were ''anjl other ' Routine tronJfers of funds and <'Oiored boy" In the jail, Cooper other IIOIIODI were taken {I the rtplted there was one other Sept 18 meeting of the commts~ "Borden" loners, ~ds of whtcll; at'"'! A gun, ollegedly wrested from were released today. it J Sher1Cf Oscar Baird by Blanken They apprp~:.J( one ac~lllll a ship when the shertlr admttleio ' lt)an .lilt ~ ,'IU,~illp a prlso9er ~o 1he ~cllblpek ,;; • lruileeJ lo1ll1<liUe"'" $11:011 !!\.. beep yflered .JIS evtde!'Se m the 1 • tor grader oh 1 deterr"d, pa}litont trl,l. I 1 _it plan Oran'e lS to ret~e $2~400 (Continued (In Page Three) ' trade In oil ita old gr>'V , ~• • The board otderer theoe lun;l 1r transfers: fi\ Ftom tqti ~ Commlssl(lncrs' 'I Fund. $1~ and from the Work I men'• Compensation fuqd (coun tY\ $8.000, total .being l?,l!(IO to the county honre New Equtp· ment rund AiBO ,,.n.fcrred wa; $700 lrom the Childnn'e Hontc IRONTON, 0 UP- Oiflctals to I ulilitlel fund to the mamtentnce day Investigated the cause of an lund explosion and flre here at1 the Se In a final tra~•ler $U7.00 WAS met Solvay DIVISion plant of thr moved from the Unanticipated Allied Chemical and Dye Corp Emergencica and Contmgeneles m which four workers were burn· Fund 10 the Couoty Offtctitl BanJ ed two sertoosly Fund ror removal of the trea· John Robinson, 18, HangmK aorer'11bond T~eae tranafers wcr• Rock and John DeLong, 46, Cad moved bY Hartinger seconded by mus, surfered severe burns when Neut.ltnl and the vote WIB un· their clolhlng caught lire Mon· l~lll'OUI. ' 'd•y alter \he ~last abook the tn other actions the board on planl In la1r condition W\!I'C Sept 18· Arnold Blankenship, 31, and Ber· -Approved a trip to a Lak• turd Kobmson, 41, bi)lh of South HoM Coolerence for Franlr Vro Potnt , (Continued on Page 1hree) All are em~loycs ol the Wll· ..,........ putte Construction Co , J'l I ol I dsy cvenlna ot her home, Alh""' I Road given by Mr1 Lou se Mrs Homer Hysell waa ;w"'st honor at a layette 11lower Fr 1 Zerkle and Mro OphB Oflull A pm~ and blue color scheme was cari'ted out in the decOra tlons and refreshments A large stork centered the picture win· dow ol the livtng windo~ Gilts were placed Jn a basaln'l!t decor ted In ptnk and blue, Games were plt)1ed during th(' dvemng and prlJO,I aw..,ted to Nrs R W Fi)loterwald, Mrs Ed· w>rd Stark 111d lin. Henry Ilea ver. Mrs Harold Smith. wos 0\TRrded the Goof prise Refreshmenta of lee cream, In Mrs DoriB Miller ol Columbu• lopped vlaited here rel!<otly w 1I h ho1 dlvtdual rather, Frank Shumw~y and Ger wit~ bootie, • and wert •id he lddleport, 0., Oct. 7,.1957 Shcrd Gilmore, Bradbury, eele.brat!d hu 90th birthday thil past week Wetlnesdav, October 3. wao his birthdoy when he received a 1bower of unil and Saturday, OciObef ~. bo wa• gue•t ol bOIIOI' •t a part; at tho Bratlbury Church of Christ where he 11 the olded member and oldest elder Mr Gtlmore, who mokea hu home with hiiJ dau(bter, 1o$iiJ< Sora Gilmore, gave an ae~p..~ of the founding ol the .... trry 'I' Cburob as told to ttlm '• bY, bll father, th•, late Joaoph G".!.ore um whD wu ~ charter member of the church He aloo told ol tht b~tldmg of the pre11enl church butldtng and lhe addttlon later of the basement rooms. Thom" Wills, paator a! the Bradbury Church, ond Fred 1 Gordner postor ol the M'lddie· port Church ol Chr11t both gave •hort talks dunng the protP'am aud Mrs Wellll 110g a solo ac l·x;;;•m;;;o;;;te;;;li;;y;;l;;;ort,;y;;;,gu;eo;;;ta~.;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;.;hi;J;I;b~ae;.;b~oo~l~y;e•~r~. companied by Mrs Wilbur Pterte II Mrs Jessie Sls!IDD, slater of ,guest of honor, reel ted a poem wh1eh she had learned Jn th-e First Grade of schoQI and Mrs Milton Rus.!!cll gave a reading Group singing or hymno and th• 11 Happy Birthday" song were on the program w•lh WilHam Kin ~ gtvlng the prayer and Wilbur Pierce askmg the blesslnJ befure the blrlhday c~ke, iCe e~eam and ~·1 • .,";1 t', ,,.1{ ;, coffee were served Mr Gilmore ' alao received ~ number ol gills Including cnc from h1s sJstt~~·ln Ja:w, Mrs Mn ~le Gilmore, ' Middleport, Wbv aitended the party lf Rock Springs Amos Leonard worthy master, Wtlll11m Grueser, overseer, Mrs William Morgan, !tdurer Ji'red Goeglem steward Richard Pickens, ass11tant ate ward, Mrs Roy Eastman chap. lain, Mn Homtr Rad ford, sec retary, Carl GnieJter, gatekeeper ~r1 Wayne Sloane Cere1, ~rs William Gruestr, Pomona and ljios Bolly Leonard, lady assist anl steward At the close of the meotin 0 po.tluek refreshments were sorv· ed I lolra Waldo J Bartellfentertaln• ed the board olthe Columbua !le· glonal WomcO:s Guild of tbe E4R ~urches, Friday at ~er home, Mulberry Avepue Dunne 'h busineaa &e¥ion plan1 were m1de for th~ Ull eon· feren" which wtll be held m N.ew· ark 011 Thuroday, October :14 Mrs B:~rtl' s Is president d the board aDd Mjss Erma Srruth. secretary. A luncheon was &en~d to the gro11p at noun, at the Federa,ted Churd•• - - - - -· C· . H OOSE THIS . ' H" To Be A ' a-Dally Sen~eJ. ·Pom~oy·ll • I • ( t The tailored approach for the youueat member of the ' ·~ I I family - Ci'eated here In Bates "disciplined" colton ' from the fall leaf ~olors. Machine ~a&hable. Sizes 3ll to 6• .. . - - $3.95 ' ' ELBERFEWS ' BAKER· ., Four Wor)uoen Are Injured In Ironton Blast FURNITURE. ' ' MEETINGS CHANGED Melg, Squadron of the Cl11l NIITI!R RICIIPT$ Mr Patrol announced tod11:y a Patrolman John E McKenzie chaogo ln Rh 1etlng nightl from repcrt.od $352 GO was taken from Frldaya to W~dnesday at 7 3~ Po~t~Ol'IIY parking mete'!' Monaay. P m Lot ,Meter .. J 1 ~ �.., ...... '' ,. .. ~. • • . I ~~4.bbti~ri H~;e T~ Olten Results In People LpntlJng • ' · ~f!k.f!~£ourt, Being Sent To . . 1 . .. ,. , • was ~tit to · e al!Otb~r young P~meroy il?Y School for tl!i~gi,a~~ster Boys ~ndus~1al Corr·ectiVeHouse$ . ,, probation which has too little force at hand properly to require attention to its or, -Is . . luu ~roperty destruclton. ders. many others . the habits . of cnme . · H finitecase, needlike In this count f' to pol nt t a de. -It permits to foster viso!1 staff for people ~;r mor~ a super. ' among associates of the lad as he violates pro. this court. er pro on from bation, fu~ther spre:Jding disregard for judi· 1m. Ia .dh · c1al restramt. 'ne as a brother in the state pen 1 11 8hove.s, agam, . tlary, a sister confine~ to th .c en· a local problem state· formatory another sis•- .. be homen s re- ward that m•ght much better be handled at • .1 "' ' w o as "done home. time" and a secoDd older bi'oth ·· creates jam in the state's corrective been subjected to correWv wh0 has _,t looks llke the oun eat nl .e pena action. It lnstltutlons .that make neceesary larger and ln·trouble famtly !•t ge:':~~of. lh~ much· larger bulldw.g programs and hiring of more a cr me rut. and more tramed people which are paid for from taxes, which have to be taken out of pocketbooks, and which thus saves nobody anything. Actually it coSts more because bur· The fact of the case iJ that the lad had eaucracy (doing things a big way by a lot of been under probation from a previous of· people) always c,osts more according t'o an old fense. When he came again recently Into the maxim reportedly, bandied about these days. banda of the law, the ~urt quite obviously north. Chil had lit.tle choice but to send d.'en like this, often almost completely herefit of a l_oving family's care, either mil.at be helped w•th local advice ood guidance outside the home or sent to an lnitltutiOn fa. clHtles and personnel are at hand to do the job the best it can. They cannot be left In the' community on addillonal probation. Their behavior In 1 COD· . tlnued pattern of crime contamlnatea a widen· log circle of personal a!ISOCiatlons. The boy's friends also turn up in court, enticed Into waywardness by the falltty boy. 2-,Dally Se~tinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct.~. ' 1 'J 1 t961.. I' CHANNIL 3 6:55 1:00 9:00 9:30 tO:OO 10:30 \1:00 bG ·OD 1 1 · Reports Shortages In Williams ,.,..,....(, _...•.._.•. "'~ ·~ •J~pan IIJISiies With Industry, N..w Rhodes County Mount To $6,391 After ~udits ' 'Parking Mete.;s Road Resurfacing l Building, But Worries About Trade l~onllnuo6 ~I *'"' .~ a Court Had NoCik>ice him 0 where Prom ,..,. Ontl tContlnuH PrOIII ,.,. IDITOl'S NOTis The tf Southeast Asia are ausptclow. To . to be lnatalled at 18 other loca· over the precedlna we~k s pro· tts. ftllowlnt ~h, nctntly many 1 Soutlleisl Aston, thla Uonl within the village. ·, ductlon lor the Department ond ,,.tntoll chltf . "'""'....,' eounds like a new name for Ole The request of Earl Denny for a 100 per cent Increase over t!se ·. ,,.. """"'" ftr 1Mia11o ltlll tf "eo-prosperity where" of pr• ' .lax! lleenae wu tabled until recorded blah of any prevloua chiiiiH In thll ·,.;;,jirtcllblt ceun- world Wor D. I\ICh Ume u the granting of 1 year," M11beter edded: 1try slnct his lut f,J,r' tf ~ ~... But this Ia It-the 1howdown. If new license becomes feasible. The "This Is • elur Indication Rn , ..,. .,. lurint ·ns. Ktl'tln the Ktahl plen felll, don't be eur· sppllcant, our contracton ' 1DIIILI • economitlliJ prl1ed to ..., Jopon ploylni that he heldhowever, priority wu In theauured grant- , that suppliers · are meetingindtheallled de· w..' ly ·ARNOLD et le11t, wltb boll, the He nid hie exomlnert uncov· lng of such a license and . that monds." TOKYO UP.,.:._ Tile Jut trace• Rtdl. ered shortages of .$1,8!6 In the auch license be granted Noble and Masheter both had of 'tbe tid' Jepon beVe all but dlJ. The domege to tne free world •ales tax eceour.t, $800 in the of· that he would be first on the llet. hlih pralae for the eonlraa&ors l•ppeored-at t•ast .0 far •• thla, would be gr4at, ludted. lice poBtage account and $100 In , Prfsent at the MondiY, nl&hl and allied suppliers, sl•tin& "they · tho lar&eot ell)' ttl the world, Ia county fundi. coUncil meeting were should be commended for the co· concerned PIIONII IN s. o. , The accounto had not been aU· ·RoY Bellini, Wayne Swl=hlir, Dor operation In pushina Ibis urgeatTo this. cornapoadent wbo hll . dlted at the time a 1hortage of $4,· $haetfer, Don Mullen and Richard ly l'eeded work to Ita completlDn lull returned to ofler 1 SIOUX ·FALLS, S. D.-Last' 034 in county funds woo discovered Jones with Mayor RobliiiOn, as promptly u pooalble." five ' year ablence. the mot! llrlk· year ebout ez per cent of all loot week, according to Rhodes. Clerk Chorlea Legar and Solicitor In piecing the 2.100,000 aquare If not he mOll profound, e"' South Doko\1 farms had tele· Garland l!eek. who has been . Fred Crow Jr. yuds of ISphaltic concrete on 111 of cha.,ed otetua Is phones, 1 bl& advance over 10f.U treasurer for the past 12 years, .....rote projects, prodliCUon of ' of the when only 34 per tent of the resigned following the audit, ••. 70 bituminolll plants wes utili· I to fetlem·drtte. ietmo had telephone!. The state· pressing confidence he and hla zed. There are opproxtmately 80 of coiltle. hll 'been lederll crop and livestock re· ' stall would be "fully exonerated plants in the state. the of mvice uld the percent- of any wrongdoing." ~tomiter Roolft ~bould Tredsure !f\Ult The Price Ia Rilh)' • ' ·' Trutb or .:o~~ Tic :t'~c Dii(l!h/ · · '. It C~tll~ Jk1 You ?'"; World Serle• . · , Queen' for ~·· n., . "4odern llomaaacel Comedy ,11Dt . Pl~ure 'l'i'eatberea'at I ,._ ' l '... anjl measures, on oct. 15-17. exi\e111es not to exceed $10 per diem. · : ·-The , welfare . dlreclor was IIY~n permiuion to attend the ;;Ani aDd AB' Medical Confereneoa ai Ath~n1, Sept. 24. • ~ Snootuig vIctun . ,•· . :t r :New~ Heollllhet · \ Weethe'rellt Nltewntc~ Jopl~ ~nvel'llon • .• • 1 phallic concrete thla yeor, while 01 1.BG8 oddltlonal miles are reeelv· lng new surfaces of bituminous road mix or hltuminolll pevlnc. Originally 1.800 mil.. of htah· WIYS We~e $1:heduled rc.sur· facing this year. Thi> double4 by Noble on th_e_1ndililon'' I a reeent ...urfaee \':\ studv mlde throughout the state at his dsrectlon. (ContlnuH from Poll Ont) , ., "Did you bear Blsnkenshlp s~Y enything,"' asked Sheets. .. "White boys asked him 11 ,he were going to kill them Blanken· llllp Rlid 'No, all 1 want to do Is ' kill the two nlggers:. " "Did he say 1 anyth•~g to you before he shot you the second• time!" the {ol'OSecutor asked. · "Yes,'1 Cooper replied, ''llc sold 'Nlcger you ain't dead yet, and sbot me.'' ' Tonlgbl WCHS-TVChtn.t·-el I .' WIDNISDAY CHAIINIL • 1:00 Jlinmlt DetD 1:45 L~ky 8 Cartoolll 8:00 Cot>laln KanPJ# 8:45 CBS News ,· ST 1\rushChev WTlf af8S U.S And Turkey } Middl E n e ast . t . •1 MOSCOW UP-Niklta Khrush· chev bas warned TurkeY and tho United States to watch their step in the Middle East beca!IIO it will be "too late" once ·~errible and pltlleaa" rocket• begin lo 1 ..:...fly.___._~-~ U f The Communi!! partY chiefs (CentlnuH From '"' One) , statements were mede Mon4ay can are ecarce. , Alt~oqgh the Asian flu epidemic night at a apeecb 11 an Eallt Gtr· They're too blc for the l!lnrderln New York shOwed a decline man e\nbauy' reception on~ made ou1 Tokyd 'JraiRc. ADd they're toO Monday lor the fourth 1tralgh\ public today. Hb speech was .. .. expensive for mollla~neJO. · 'day, . Dr. ·Morrl! Gr~eobeig, the culoned by Ruala's sueeesa In s,.na.r Tttt PalfltM . city's preventable diSease . dlrec· launching on eorth &~telllte end TeleV!'alon lciwers dom(note the 1~r, 'w~rned tbat ne In every 10 in te!tlnc the . lntereonUnental There'll be a million sell. In oC New York's 10 0 mUUoo residents ballllltk missile. Japan soon, and bwlneu lr 10 are expected to come down with Khrushchev repeated prevlou• good even the 'teat pettertll are the nu. warnings ogaln•JI Turkish trooP sponaored. . . New York schoolt Superintend· concentrations on ' the S,rlon bor- The qualtty of Jopan's televf. ent William Jansen termed tbe der and added: sion, both In the 4nm~le and echool abiente~ rate "alarming,'' . ''The Turks are not vel'l' rea· technical ienae, Ia exeeUent. The with 28Q.l64 of tho dy's 964.~2 sonable-they have concentrated other day thit writer went throuab students absent and 3,442 teacher! so many troops on the S)'fion the headquortera qf NHK, the • mlsalng 'from classes. frontier that ·they ll'e already d.. government-owned network. New A~ Fort Woyne, Jlealth Com· nudlng . their frontier with Ul. York studios of the rilelor net., :;;.____ _ ; _ _ _ _ "The Americans and the Turka works would be bard pr~..,d to , shOuld relied that o11ee lhe l\'ar mateh tbll'layou~ begins It !ln spread, and once The newapeper bulineu Is jwt ' guns lieghi 'to ~re and roekets to 11 up to dote.'ltlilnkhf, .• United fly it will be. too late." Prest client for nl!lrl1 tO yean. "The rocket is a mertlleu wea· uses planes, helkoPiere · ud ra' pon. we d~ not want to m!Juse diophotoa to speed Ill news. But our superiority. But 1 will tell jwt ao the old I\IJI'!IOn't be for· Esperleilee vou thai we are now entering the gotten: OUtside olll' oiflce win· P"rlod when fighters and bomb· dow Ia a cote lor earner, pigeons. Counts In era will have to be confined to Beneotla the· •~•• .Ilea an un· museums because they olready dereutrent of uneulness. ' TV Seolee arc superceded bY rocket." Jepan's trede bllance is •till shaky. And thla island Of aitlaans ~i;;lo~er Robert Lohman said It 111. both the light and 1was impossible to tell Immediate- _.rttaane APPLIANCE the hea\1 ind~str~!l'UII trade P.laone 200 Pomeroy lly If that city's epidemic wao an or eufler economic strailgulatlon. Which Asloftl way Is ahe Suaplclev• ' to goT To' ward the terrific p 0tenti~l of the Coromnntlt Chinese Japaneee mainlaad,merone of the traditional kelll or toWird' the free W<>rld! Prim• li!Alater l(llhi Ia maklnl I terrlfle 'ealel pllth 'to seD hla Southeast Asia economic develoP' ' sent But the coulltr~f CONVINTION DILIGATl Mrs. Eber Lewia received word Monday nl1ht thot her dau&hter. Pauline Zirkle, junior nune at the Holzer Hoepilll School of Nuntng has been elected deleeate by their Student Council to ettend the Nur· sea' Convention to be hold In Co· lumbua in November. GARAGI PIRI The Middleport Fire Department waa ••lied to the home of Law· \ renee Hartlneer. Beech Street, on Monday morning when the carace Wll reported on fire. Minor dam. ege Wll reported olthougb other buildings near th~ garaee made It potentially dan1eroua, I NIW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Lawre~ce Stewart (Beatrice Murray) have onnouaeed the birth of a seven pound flheen ounce son, Barry Jay, at Holler Hoapl"l on Friday, October 4. Tbfl' have 111 older aon, Gre1ory Mack. Grandparents are Mr, and !tlra. C!i,nce Nurray, Brodbury, and Nfl and Mre. Lllwr.tnce Stew· ~rt, WeN Columblt, w. Va. Great araodmoth"a are lira. Rlrry Bailey, Columbus, 111d Mra. Uule Stewart, Weal Columbia. NIW MIMIIRI The Jtev. llobert Palmer, piStor of the Middleport Church of the Newene, Wll In chlr&o of the eervlee Suad.ay morn!.,, October 8, when tbree DIW· niemben Were taken Into the church. TheY 1re Vonda See. Ml'l. Lllwta Ellis end Shirley Gilby. 10:59 ~lgn On 11:00 -4-dveritures In Leamlnc U:!lq ,NeiCh~fl · · 12:05 tioob NeWI 1~:15 CartOon club 12:30 Liberaee 1:00 Gretchtn Wade ShOw D~ily on 990 SJ-Ot On Your Rodio .Dial . , . ·rfttr· .......... . • ;~~~~~;;~~~~o~ut~br~e~ak~o~f~A;si~an~f~lu~.~~-,I 'xed Concrete Ready Ml ' Washed Sa·nd Crushed Gravel Top Soil and ·Fill Dirt ' Prompt, Dependable Qelivery G~eglein Grovel Co•. PHONE 1383 '• MELVINDALE. Mlch.-Milor William Radak, distressed tha: he had to turn down • coosti· tuenl's request for • crew of city foresters to prune her trees, &•t shears and did the talk blmaelf ( Remombt'r) R. l Gri-.11 · 5r IIUIIJ I • County' J•.J•a .... !lAKING SENTENCE MUSKEGON, Mich. - When Charles Overla, Lakewood admitted littering a North II US· feet of the road under the sber· kegon Road with beer bottleJ. ill's auperviJion end haul oway ~. j FOB only to cet a complaint from the' woman. "She 11id 1 trimmed 100 much in aome places and not en· ough in others," Radak said. Nov. Stn, 1957 Meigs County . llJDDLEPOBT, O. lNG WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9th Prices Cut To C()st S~!l New Hand LAWN MOWER 16 ineh slse sold for $15.115, now on special II a low $11.95 r.,. $ 7.9 1 5 Sale $13.85 Nt_; Mll\d Mower Lawn All Fisling S.pplies ,WASHING MACHINE 30% DIJcount Beg. price $'169.95 \ This price good while lhey last L•l'lt Get mdy for Chrlstmo• SAVI IV BUYING AT P1CKINI BIG 'C\JT RATE SALE " ALL TOYS In Stock 50% OFF st.. 10 days pnly Reg. price $42.95 CUT 40"/o ' Sale $19.95 Save for next year. Save more than ball. all aut,. malic, only 5 In stock, better •hurrY! You un not pass this up GAS RANGE SALE Humphrey WEDS.. TBlJJIS, FBI. & SAT. TID GAS HEATER Sale $99.95 With eutotilajlc controls, 20,000 BTU. Sold tor $89.110 ' lilt While TillY l.ast 36 Inch Deluxe Model Regular $159.95 - $69.95 WUt 1 20 laeh STOVE Regular price $99.95 , Beautiful finish. Only one In stock. Regular price $109.~. HUFFY POWER MOWER SALE preGeo1CI'ir1'tlotl~. l'!lltf bofore.Com· morl Pleasludlo Pall! 1'. Dull last April 10' in CeUIIL ,~ . hll lo re- port penonallY each month to probation offlter Robert._· came under lnvtllleation ordered an autopey ~~tr­ oa 't!;e body of,hit second constlnee. The test showed Geer died of "n~otlcs In· metrled Geer only 13 her aeeond hq•~•nd, oUe~Iy com- Sale $75.00 Sale $69.95 Buy now for MKI· yur $89.95 Mow~r Sale $68.91 $104.95 Mower Sale $79.95 UHd Fuel 011 HEATER ······ $29.95 Reg. $99.95 SAVE $20.00 Sale $79.95 Where can you find pri..l like Ibis! CONGOWALD SAU What we have in stock · reg. 59e Sale 39c Ft• 7 qt. CANNER $119.95 Mower Sale •89.95 Reg. Price. $1.89 S,.Ciol ~ ~Y Amn with fan SAVI Your MOMY Today SPECIAL ELECTRIC HEATER SAVE ON 99c Sale $9.95 BATH ROOM AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES Gu Wlter Through 111h big sale All ot 2G% Dt... unr pricn Rezular SIUO HEATER SAVE ON PAINT 30 gal. size, au.tomaUc controll, save today 11 Pleltelltl Duco White Enamel Regular price For this Sol• Only ~.911 Selle $59•95 r~g. ,2.95 qt. On Sale $1.99 qt. Save 96c Demml"' Pump Sale AU other luslde Paints '*"tanlll'ltular woi1 '""" wi.h 42 ••L $143.00 · S~LB $111.85 lhelltir Wtll with 12 gol, tenll · 'Rt~~~1er $110.00 20% DISCOUNT on S.per K...,t-. Flowl<olt. K011111o, Floor En~mtt ALL OUTSIDE P~INT 10% DJIICOuftl SALE .88.95 RUG SAU New Eleetrle 9xtz' LINOLEUM RUGS WASHING' MACHINE Reg. price 5.95 Sale $4.99 Reg,· $142.50 10.95 Rugs . . . . Sale, $7.98 Sat• $l12.95 ,. U5 RUGS .. , . Slle IUt While They Last Large Size Canner Reg. price $4.29 Sale $2.99 CHic/GO ROLLER SHOE SKATES , For boys and girls Reg, Price $17.95 · Sale $14.95 · BINOI SAW 8 inch bbde, Reg. priu $54.50 Salt $39.95 . What hargaiDJ, your'tp!D '0111' loss Cbarellll Goes For 3t% DISCOUNT Save for next year save HUNTING CASES . 30% Off 50,o00 BJU Mril )Vith automatic COJlJl:Ols · Reg, prke $131:1'5 Sale $109.45 70,000 BTU Reg. price $169.95 Sale $129.95 ON SALE 25% OFF Don't let this sale go by. SAVE NOW. !0"/o Dlseount OD aU Temdl Floor Ftlf1IICel BICYCLE SALE RUTLAND GREEN ROOF PAINT SALE Beg. Prlee $5.15 Gil. Sale $3.99 gal. Guaronteed to stay green. RunAND RED IOOF PAINT Buy for <;bristmas SAVE 20% Dllcoant next 10 days No lay-aways on this sale ' I RADIO SPECW ( only 3 in stock Reg. $4.59 Gal. Floor1 Samples Sale $3.45 gal. ONE AT $14.95 ONE AT $1&.95 5 gil buclcel· ...... $21.00 SAI.Ii $16.00 You really 11ve on this sale. ALL HARDWARE ON SALE Nothing less than 20% Off Through Our 10 Day Sale Any lair trade Hardware we must Jfll at regular prieu. BEL-Affi POP UP TOASTER Automatic control Reg. price $13.85 Sale $9.95 ONE AT .12.95 Cut rail prlcl? ~ ~ ..... ; ' ... ALL SALES CASH THROUGH 10 DAY SALE. No dish stamps giveb on sale. · SAVE ON HEATING STOVES at 20% DISCOUNT Through our 1t Day Sale 5 Gil. Baeket · Asp~altam Riof Paiat DORMEYER ll,egular price $2.79 POP UP TOASTER Reg. price $19.95 Sale $1.99 SAU $14.95 luy for Chrlstmu IDil Sa,. 5 gal. RUTLAND P6Wtk MoWER SALt MOTO MOWER · ROOF COATING $109.95 Mower Sale $BU8 '99.95 Mower Sale .15.00 Good for to ·days only, real S!V· U9.95 Mower Sale $IOU$ inga, buy be!ore Christmas. All This mower P'llls self sbes in stock. · FLOOR FURNACE S.u.i on All Hunting Clothes WASHING MACHINE Sale $119.95 llaJ1aiD! ta CHESTS AND PICNIC SUmtiS 30% Di~ SINK SPECIAL 54 Inch SINK New EiecGie ' 'I SHOPMAS'IR 10 Days Only Sale $79.95 p.M.' . '9 ALL You &et almost hall off. wilb swinging faucets Reg. price $109.95 B11utlful whitt onoiMt finish 36 lneh STOVE Regular $139.95 Indefinitely By Medical Board ' &asll for lbe deei· ptetdlnl guUty to !ela)fyini narcotlel ALL PAPER ELECTRIC R9~STER SAVE MONtY NOW! \!;r~:,!t of lbl Nov: ~1.~d au bellna l!fc- and we have good stock · HOMl HEATER y ...... WALLPAPER SALE BEST fiuY IN TOWN ~erSus~nded COLUIU!US UP ,..:.' Dr. Jo~tph A. Geor tormer l'ail'fleld county 1~~~~~~·,;.tod47 wy l'lnd~lnltely" 1, frtm ttictlclng med~ OhiO )le~al B~IJ'd, . Save for next year, this price good only 10 days. Sale price $119.95 50,000 BTU D\JO-THERM ~AS lrleC~. OPEl Many Items ' New Eleetrit , P"''· Itt. ·on Everything in our store at hard to believe prices during Pickens Big I0 Day Sole, so nurry in, try our new road and buy during this big Sale. We'll be open Nignts all tnis week till 9:00 P.M. It's our biggest sale in 20 years. - CLELAND's Will Utile IIClo hlftll MHi OOP Ill 1M holht MAYOR GITS COMPLAINT ~Y The otate auditor uld all lnfor· mation turned up hil examln· "" has been turned over to Wil· llam H. Weaver, who plan• to pr.. sent the case to the 1r1nd jury now in amion. Rhode• lauded Weaver lor the "cooperation" be gave during the ioveatigaUon. a permio. turned loose and Hamplon paid an $18 fine: I 1 I ,' Daily Sentinel Daybook law boob- without The raccoon' wu OUR LARGEST SALE IN 20 Y£ARS · ··New o tb eaks c;:HANNELnm him for keeping a pet raeeGOnstiU a wild animal on the atate'» ~nd Pd. Pol. Adv Commissioners ~mon,~~-~~ ~~~~~-~ ~~~~~·~==d~~~~~~~~d=b~y~ · ~:od=e~s=ll:~:th~e:M~w=~=o~rta~g~u~M=u=m~·ci~~=I~J~~~g~e~W~U~~=m~T~.~a=u~·~a~ll~tr~u~b~c;o~~;ted~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ deputy sealer of weighi.J are recelvln& new alll'faees of a" il~~~~.~:o~r::•, ·k)llon 15 were to G8 per cent. come to light during a count of all ghey ordered him to rake 1,000 Spolta Jlye W119n TraiJi ' Fatli'er doWI Bed Kraft TV, T~~J!ij;'1' This js Yolll' Wt Boots and s•da!OI '" . 1 Tie T40 11!-1,~ ~ ": Co~~Mitmen ~oog Trouble With Fa"'"" Spinach PlayhOIIIe NBC News News COLOMA, Mich - 1\ay ton met con~ern,tion officer bert Vander Roeot who erreated COLUMBUS UP - State Audi· 1office "~ br state examiners in tor Jamu A Rhodu hal reported the presenc. of the new county that •lleged short11e1 in the treaaurer, Elloworth J. Millers, Williams County treas..,_ hive who auumed his dutie1 Thursdoy. <linibed to 18.391 with the discO•· Until that lime, the treuury ery of three addltlonol deficits to- vault was kept locked and under tailing $2,391. constant police euard until 1 new treuurer was appointed. 5:M Sign On 8:00 Today Todar Romper Room A:OO Treasure Hunt 9:3P The Price Ii,Rleht 10:00 Trulk ~r Con&equenl!tll T~ 'FII!i Dough 10:30 11 :~0 It Could Be You 1!.00 12:00 f\lld·Dar News .11-:!0 t2:15 ~ovletlme U:45 l:SO llrlde end Groom 3:00 2:00 Matinee Theater 8:41' 3:00 Queen For a Day 4:00 3:45 Modern Romances 4:00 r-medy Time 4:30 "" 5:00 4:30 .Trouble With Fathftl' 5,45 5:00 Spinach Ptayhou1111 J 5:<iS. NBC News I , 0:00 6:00 Ne~• Picture · 8:15 1 6:15 Sports Eye . 8:25 6:25 Weatltercast 6:30 \ 8:3G Nat ''Klril': co•• tlhow 7:00 Georee, GI)Obel ?:SO 8:00 !.jeet McGraw s:oo 8:00 Sob Cummings Show" 9:00 9:00 '111' CRII!drnfans 9:30 9:80 llenrj Pl~yhouse 10:00 10:00 Adventures' of Martin lane _, 10:3G Bi& Wm llighU&hts lb:3b 11:00 ' News Heedllnea ·. 10:f0 11:10 Nltev"lth · 110:45 12:30 _:oulghl . 12:00 RACCOON FliiD l ·. WSA% -TV Chan"il3 . TUESDAY Wed"esdciy : w• e; ~ , lliLEVISIO'N·. ,. ciOIIJitr pclieS ° ' " Regular price $5.50 ,w. $3.99 �.., ...... '' ,. .. ~. • • . I ~~4.bbti~ri H~;e T~ Olten Results In People LpntlJng • ' · ~f!k.f!~£ourt, Being Sent To . . 1 . .. ,. , • was ~tit to · e al!Otb~r young P~meroy il?Y School for tl!i~gi,a~~ster Boys ~ndus~1al Corr·ectiVeHouse$ . ,, probation which has too little force at hand properly to require attention to its or, -Is . . luu ~roperty destruclton. ders. many others . the habits . of cnme . · H finitecase, needlike In this count f' to pol nt t a de. -It permits to foster viso!1 staff for people ~;r mor~ a super. ' among associates of the lad as he violates pro. this court. er pro on from bation, fu~ther spre:Jding disregard for judi· 1m. Ia .dh · c1al restramt. 'ne as a brother in the state pen 1 11 8hove.s, agam, . tlary, a sister confine~ to th .c en· a local problem state· formatory another sis•- .. be homen s re- ward that m•ght much better be handled at • .1 "' ' w o as "done home. time" and a secoDd older bi'oth ·· creates jam in the state's corrective been subjected to correWv wh0 has _,t looks llke the oun eat nl .e pena action. It lnstltutlons .that make neceesary larger and ln·trouble famtly !•t ge:':~~of. lh~ much· larger bulldw.g programs and hiring of more a cr me rut. and more tramed people which are paid for from taxes, which have to be taken out of pocketbooks, and which thus saves nobody anything. Actually it coSts more because bur· The fact of the case iJ that the lad had eaucracy (doing things a big way by a lot of been under probation from a previous of· people) always c,osts more according t'o an old fense. When he came again recently Into the maxim reportedly, bandied about these days. banda of the law, the ~urt quite obviously north. Chil had lit.tle choice but to send d.'en like this, often almost completely herefit of a l_oving family's care, either mil.at be helped w•th local advice ood guidance outside the home or sent to an lnitltutiOn fa. clHtles and personnel are at hand to do the job the best it can. They cannot be left In the' community on addillonal probation. Their behavior In 1 COD· . tlnued pattern of crime contamlnatea a widen· log circle of personal a!ISOCiatlons. The boy's friends also turn up in court, enticed Into waywardness by the falltty boy. 2-,Dally Se~tinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct.~. ' 1 'J 1 t961.. I' CHANNIL 3 6:55 1:00 9:00 9:30 tO:OO 10:30 \1:00 bG ·OD 1 1 · Reports Shortages In Williams ,.,..,....(, _...•.._.•. "'~ ·~ •J~pan IIJISiies With Industry, N..w Rhodes County Mount To $6,391 After ~udits ' 'Parking Mete.;s Road Resurfacing l Building, But Worries About Trade l~onllnuo6 ~I *'"' .~ a Court Had NoCik>ice him 0 where Prom ,..,. Ontl tContlnuH PrOIII ,.,. IDITOl'S NOTis The tf Southeast Asia are ausptclow. To . to be lnatalled at 18 other loca· over the precedlna we~k s pro· tts. ftllowlnt ~h, nctntly many 1 Soutlleisl Aston, thla Uonl within the village. ·, ductlon lor the Department ond ,,.tntoll chltf . "'""'....,' eounds like a new name for Ole The request of Earl Denny for a 100 per cent Increase over t!se ·. ,,.. """"'" ftr 1Mia11o ltlll tf "eo-prosperity where" of pr• ' .lax! lleenae wu tabled until recorded blah of any prevloua chiiiiH In thll ·,.;;,jirtcllblt ceun- world Wor D. I\ICh Ume u the granting of 1 year," M11beter edded: 1try slnct his lut f,J,r' tf ~ ~... But this Ia It-the 1howdown. If new license becomes feasible. The "This Is • elur Indication Rn , ..,. .,. lurint ·ns. Ktl'tln the Ktahl plen felll, don't be eur· sppllcant, our contracton ' 1DIIILI • economitlliJ prl1ed to ..., Jopon ploylni that he heldhowever, priority wu In theauured grant- , that suppliers · are meetingindtheallled de· w..' ly ·ARNOLD et le11t, wltb boll, the He nid hie exomlnert uncov· lng of such a license and . that monds." TOKYO UP.,.:._ Tile Jut trace• Rtdl. ered shortages of .$1,8!6 In the auch license be granted Noble and Masheter both had of 'tbe tid' Jepon beVe all but dlJ. The domege to tne free world •ales tax eceour.t, $800 in the of· that he would be first on the llet. hlih pralae for the eonlraa&ors l•ppeored-at t•ast .0 far •• thla, would be gr4at, ludted. lice poBtage account and $100 In , Prfsent at the MondiY, nl&hl and allied suppliers, sl•tin& "they · tho lar&eot ell)' ttl the world, Ia county fundi. coUncil meeting were should be commended for the co· concerned PIIONII IN s. o. , The accounto had not been aU· ·RoY Bellini, Wayne Swl=hlir, Dor operation In pushina Ibis urgeatTo this. cornapoadent wbo hll . dlted at the time a 1hortage of $4,· $haetfer, Don Mullen and Richard ly l'eeded work to Ita completlDn lull returned to ofler 1 SIOUX ·FALLS, S. D.-Last' 034 in county funds woo discovered Jones with Mayor RobliiiOn, as promptly u pooalble." five ' year ablence. the mot! llrlk· year ebout ez per cent of all loot week, according to Rhodes. Clerk Chorlea Legar and Solicitor In piecing the 2.100,000 aquare If not he mOll profound, e"' South Doko\1 farms had tele· Garland l!eek. who has been . Fred Crow Jr. yuds of ISphaltic concrete on 111 of cha.,ed otetua Is phones, 1 bl& advance over 10f.U treasurer for the past 12 years, .....rote projects, prodliCUon of ' of the when only 34 per tent of the resigned following the audit, ••. 70 bituminolll plants wes utili· I to fetlem·drtte. ietmo had telephone!. The state· pressing confidence he and hla zed. There are opproxtmately 80 of coiltle. hll 'been lederll crop and livestock re· ' stall would be "fully exonerated plants in the state. the of mvice uld the percent- of any wrongdoing." ~tomiter Roolft ~bould Tredsure !f\Ult The Price Ia Rilh)' • ' ·' Trutb or .:o~~ Tic :t'~c Dii(l!h/ · · '. It C~tll~ Jk1 You ?'"; World Serle• . · , Queen' for ~·· n., . "4odern llomaaacel Comedy ,11Dt . Pl~ure 'l'i'eatberea'at I ,._ ' l '... anjl measures, on oct. 15-17. exi\e111es not to exceed $10 per diem. · : ·-The , welfare . dlreclor was IIY~n permiuion to attend the ;;Ani aDd AB' Medical Confereneoa ai Ath~n1, Sept. 24. • ~ Snootuig vIctun . ,•· . :t r :New~ Heollllhet · \ Weethe'rellt Nltewntc~ Jopl~ ~nvel'llon • .• • 1 phallic concrete thla yeor, while 01 1.BG8 oddltlonal miles are reeelv· lng new surfaces of bituminous road mix or hltuminolll pevlnc. Originally 1.800 mil.. of htah· WIYS We~e $1:heduled rc.sur· facing this year. Thi> double4 by Noble on th_e_1ndililon'' I a reeent ...urfaee \':\ studv mlde throughout the state at his dsrectlon. (ContlnuH from Poll Ont) , ., "Did you bear Blsnkenshlp s~Y enything,"' asked Sheets. .. "White boys asked him 11 ,he were going to kill them Blanken· llllp Rlid 'No, all 1 want to do Is ' kill the two nlggers:. " "Did he say 1 anyth•~g to you before he shot you the second• time!" the {ol'OSecutor asked. · "Yes,'1 Cooper replied, ''llc sold 'Nlcger you ain't dead yet, and sbot me.'' ' Tonlgbl WCHS-TVChtn.t·-el I .' WIDNISDAY CHAIINIL • 1:00 Jlinmlt DetD 1:45 L~ky 8 Cartoolll 8:00 Cot>laln KanPJ# 8:45 CBS News ,· ST 1\rushChev WTlf af8S U.S And Turkey } Middl E n e ast . t . •1 MOSCOW UP-Niklta Khrush· chev bas warned TurkeY and tho United States to watch their step in the Middle East beca!IIO it will be "too late" once ·~errible and pltlleaa" rocket• begin lo 1 ..:...fly.___._~-~ U f The Communi!! partY chiefs (CentlnuH From '"' One) , statements were mede Mon4ay can are ecarce. , Alt~oqgh the Asian flu epidemic night at a apeecb 11 an Eallt Gtr· They're too blc for the l!lnrderln New York shOwed a decline man e\nbauy' reception on~ made ou1 Tokyd 'JraiRc. ADd they're toO Monday lor the fourth 1tralgh\ public today. Hb speech was .. .. expensive for mollla~neJO. · 'day, . Dr. ·Morrl! Gr~eobeig, the culoned by Ruala's sueeesa In s,.na.r Tttt PalfltM . city's preventable diSease . dlrec· launching on eorth &~telllte end TeleV!'alon lciwers dom(note the 1~r, 'w~rned tbat ne In every 10 in te!tlnc the . lntereonUnental There'll be a million sell. In oC New York's 10 0 mUUoo residents ballllltk missile. Japan soon, and bwlneu lr 10 are expected to come down with Khrushchev repeated prevlou• good even the 'teat pettertll are the nu. warnings ogaln•JI Turkish trooP sponaored. . . New York schoolt Superintend· concentrations on ' the S,rlon bor- The qualtty of Jopan's televf. ent William Jansen termed tbe der and added: sion, both In the 4nm~le and echool abiente~ rate "alarming,'' . ''The Turks are not vel'l' rea· technical ienae, Ia exeeUent. The with 28Q.l64 of tho dy's 964.~2 sonable-they have concentrated other day thit writer went throuab students absent and 3,442 teacher! so many troops on the S)'fion the headquortera qf NHK, the • mlsalng 'from classes. frontier that ·they ll'e already d.. government-owned network. New A~ Fort Woyne, Jlealth Com· nudlng . their frontier with Ul. York studios of the rilelor net., :;;.____ _ ; _ _ _ _ "The Americans and the Turka works would be bard pr~..,d to , shOuld relied that o11ee lhe l\'ar mateh tbll'layou~ begins It !ln spread, and once The newapeper bulineu Is jwt ' guns lieghi 'to ~re and roekets to 11 up to dote.'ltlilnkhf, .• United fly it will be. too late." Prest client for nl!lrl1 tO yean. "The rocket is a mertlleu wea· uses planes, helkoPiere · ud ra' pon. we d~ not want to m!Juse diophotoa to speed Ill news. But our superiority. But 1 will tell jwt ao the old I\IJI'!IOn't be for· Esperleilee vou thai we are now entering the gotten: OUtside olll' oiflce win· P"rlod when fighters and bomb· dow Ia a cote lor earner, pigeons. Counts In era will have to be confined to Beneotla the· •~•• .Ilea an un· museums because they olready dereutrent of uneulness. ' TV Seolee arc superceded bY rocket." Jepan's trede bllance is •till shaky. And thla island Of aitlaans ~i;;lo~er Robert Lohman said It 111. both the light and 1was impossible to tell Immediate- _.rttaane APPLIANCE the hea\1 ind~str~!l'UII trade P.laone 200 Pomeroy lly If that city's epidemic wao an or eufler economic strailgulatlon. Which Asloftl way Is ahe Suaplclev• ' to goT To' ward the terrific p 0tenti~l of the Coromnntlt Chinese Japaneee mainlaad,merone of the traditional kelll or toWird' the free W<>rld! Prim• li!Alater l(llhi Ia maklnl I terrlfle 'ealel pllth 'to seD hla Southeast Asia economic develoP' ' sent But the coulltr~f CONVINTION DILIGATl Mrs. Eber Lewia received word Monday nl1ht thot her dau&hter. Pauline Zirkle, junior nune at the Holzer Hoepilll School of Nuntng has been elected deleeate by their Student Council to ettend the Nur· sea' Convention to be hold In Co· lumbua in November. GARAGI PIRI The Middleport Fire Department waa ••lied to the home of Law· \ renee Hartlneer. Beech Street, on Monday morning when the carace Wll reported on fire. Minor dam. ege Wll reported olthougb other buildings near th~ garaee made It potentially dan1eroua, I NIW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Lawre~ce Stewart (Beatrice Murray) have onnouaeed the birth of a seven pound flheen ounce son, Barry Jay, at Holler Hoapl"l on Friday, October 4. Tbfl' have 111 older aon, Gre1ory Mack. Grandparents are Mr, and !tlra. C!i,nce Nurray, Brodbury, and Nfl and Mre. Lllwr.tnce Stew· ~rt, WeN Columblt, w. Va. Great araodmoth"a are lira. Rlrry Bailey, Columbus, 111d Mra. Uule Stewart, Weal Columbia. NIW MIMIIRI The Jtev. llobert Palmer, piStor of the Middleport Church of the Newene, Wll In chlr&o of the eervlee Suad.ay morn!.,, October 8, when tbree DIW· niemben Were taken Into the church. TheY 1re Vonda See. Ml'l. Lllwta Ellis end Shirley Gilby. 10:59 ~lgn On 11:00 -4-dveritures In Leamlnc U:!lq ,NeiCh~fl · · 12:05 tioob NeWI 1~:15 CartOon club 12:30 Liberaee 1:00 Gretchtn Wade ShOw D~ily on 990 SJ-Ot On Your Rodio .Dial . , . ·rfttr· .......... . • ;~~~~~;;~~~~o~ut~br~e~ak~o~f~A;si~an~f~lu~.~~-,I 'xed Concrete Ready Ml ' Washed Sa·nd Crushed Gravel Top Soil and ·Fill Dirt ' Prompt, Dependable Qelivery G~eglein Grovel Co•. PHONE 1383 '• MELVINDALE. Mlch.-Milor William Radak, distressed tha: he had to turn down • coosti· tuenl's request for • crew of city foresters to prune her trees, &•t shears and did the talk blmaelf ( Remombt'r) R. l Gri-.11 · 5r IIUIIJ I • County' J•.J•a .... !lAKING SENTENCE MUSKEGON, Mich. - When Charles Overla, Lakewood admitted littering a North II US· feet of the road under the sber· kegon Road with beer bottleJ. ill's auperviJion end haul oway ~. j FOB only to cet a complaint from the' woman. "She 11id 1 trimmed 100 much in aome places and not en· ough in others," Radak said. Nov. Stn, 1957 Meigs County . llJDDLEPOBT, O. lNG WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9th Prices Cut To C()st S~!l New Hand LAWN MOWER 16 ineh slse sold for $15.115, now on special II a low $11.95 r.,. $ 7.9 1 5 Sale $13.85 Nt_; Mll\d Mower Lawn All Fisling S.pplies ,WASHING MACHINE 30% DIJcount Beg. price $'169.95 \ This price good while lhey last L•l'lt Get mdy for Chrlstmo• SAVI IV BUYING AT P1CKINI BIG 'C\JT RATE SALE " ALL TOYS In Stock 50% OFF st.. 10 days pnly Reg. price $42.95 CUT 40"/o ' Sale $19.95 Save for next year. Save more than ball. all aut,. malic, only 5 In stock, better •hurrY! You un not pass this up GAS RANGE SALE Humphrey WEDS.. TBlJJIS, FBI. & SAT. TID GAS HEATER Sale $99.95 With eutotilajlc controls, 20,000 BTU. Sold tor $89.110 ' lilt While TillY l.ast 36 Inch Deluxe Model Regular $159.95 - $69.95 WUt 1 20 laeh STOVE Regular price $99.95 , Beautiful finish. Only one In stock. Regular price $109.~. HUFFY POWER MOWER SALE preGeo1CI'ir1'tlotl~. l'!lltf bofore.Com· morl Pleasludlo Pall! 1'. Dull last April 10' in CeUIIL ,~ . hll lo re- port penonallY each month to probation offlter Robert._· came under lnvtllleation ordered an autopey ~~tr­ oa 't!;e body of,hit second constlnee. The test showed Geer died of "n~otlcs In· metrled Geer only 13 her aeeond hq•~•nd, oUe~Iy com- Sale $75.00 Sale $69.95 Buy now for MKI· yur $89.95 Mow~r Sale $68.91 $104.95 Mower Sale $79.95 UHd Fuel 011 HEATER ······ $29.95 Reg. $99.95 SAVE $20.00 Sale $79.95 Where can you find pri..l like Ibis! CONGOWALD SAU What we have in stock · reg. 59e Sale 39c Ft• 7 qt. CANNER $119.95 Mower Sale •89.95 Reg. Price. $1.89 S,.Ciol ~ ~Y Amn with fan SAVI Your MOMY Today SPECIAL ELECTRIC HEATER SAVE ON 99c Sale $9.95 BATH ROOM AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES Gu Wlter Through 111h big sale All ot 2G% Dt... unr pricn Rezular SIUO HEATER SAVE ON PAINT 30 gal. size, au.tomaUc controll, save today 11 Pleltelltl Duco White Enamel Regular price For this Sol• Only ~.911 Selle $59•95 r~g. ,2.95 qt. On Sale $1.99 qt. Save 96c Demml"' Pump Sale AU other luslde Paints '*"tanlll'ltular woi1 '""" wi.h 42 ••L $143.00 · S~LB $111.85 lhelltir Wtll with 12 gol, tenll · 'Rt~~~1er $110.00 20% DISCOUNT on S.per K...,t-. Flowl<olt. K011111o, Floor En~mtt ALL OUTSIDE P~INT 10% DJIICOuftl SALE .88.95 RUG SAU New Eleetrle 9xtz' LINOLEUM RUGS WASHING' MACHINE Reg. price 5.95 Sale $4.99 Reg,· $142.50 10.95 Rugs . . . . Sale, $7.98 Sat• $l12.95 ,. U5 RUGS .. , . Slle IUt While They Last Large Size Canner Reg. price $4.29 Sale $2.99 CHic/GO ROLLER SHOE SKATES , For boys and girls Reg, Price $17.95 · Sale $14.95 · BINOI SAW 8 inch bbde, Reg. priu $54.50 Salt $39.95 . What hargaiDJ, your'tp!D '0111' loss Cbarellll Goes For 3t% DISCOUNT Save for next year save HUNTING CASES . 30% Off 50,o00 BJU Mril )Vith automatic COJlJl:Ols · Reg, prke $131:1'5 Sale $109.45 70,000 BTU Reg. price $169.95 Sale $129.95 ON SALE 25% OFF Don't let this sale go by. SAVE NOW. !0"/o Dlseount OD aU Temdl Floor Ftlf1IICel BICYCLE SALE RUTLAND GREEN ROOF PAINT SALE Beg. Prlee $5.15 Gil. Sale $3.99 gal. Guaronteed to stay green. RunAND RED IOOF PAINT Buy for <;bristmas SAVE 20% Dllcoant next 10 days No lay-aways on this sale ' I RADIO SPECW ( only 3 in stock Reg. $4.59 Gal. Floor1 Samples Sale $3.45 gal. ONE AT $14.95 ONE AT $1&.95 5 gil buclcel· ...... $21.00 SAI.Ii $16.00 You really 11ve on this sale. ALL HARDWARE ON SALE Nothing less than 20% Off Through Our 10 Day Sale Any lair trade Hardware we must Jfll at regular prieu. BEL-Affi POP UP TOASTER Automatic control Reg. price $13.85 Sale $9.95 ONE AT .12.95 Cut rail prlcl? ~ ~ ..... ; ' ... ALL SALES CASH THROUGH 10 DAY SALE. No dish stamps giveb on sale. · SAVE ON HEATING STOVES at 20% DISCOUNT Through our 1t Day Sale 5 Gil. Baeket · Asp~altam Riof Paiat DORMEYER ll,egular price $2.79 POP UP TOASTER Reg. price $19.95 Sale $1.99 SAU $14.95 luy for Chrlstmu IDil Sa,. 5 gal. RUTLAND P6Wtk MoWER SALt MOTO MOWER · ROOF COATING $109.95 Mower Sale $BU8 '99.95 Mower Sale .15.00 Good for to ·days only, real S!V· U9.95 Mower Sale $IOU$ inga, buy be!ore Christmas. All This mower P'llls self sbes in stock. · FLOOR FURNACE S.u.i on All Hunting Clothes WASHING MACHINE Sale $119.95 llaJ1aiD! ta CHESTS AND PICNIC SUmtiS 30% Di~ SINK SPECIAL 54 Inch SINK New EiecGie ' 'I SHOPMAS'IR 10 Days Only Sale $79.95 p.M.' . '9 ALL You &et almost hall off. wilb swinging faucets Reg. price $109.95 B11utlful whitt onoiMt finish 36 lneh STOVE Regular $139.95 Indefinitely By Medical Board ' &asll for lbe deei· ptetdlnl guUty to !ela)fyini narcotlel ALL PAPER ELECTRIC R9~STER SAVE MONtY NOW! \!;r~:,!t of lbl Nov: ~1.~d au bellna l!fc- and we have good stock · HOMl HEATER y ...... WALLPAPER SALE BEST fiuY IN TOWN ~erSus~nded COLUIU!US UP ,..:.' Dr. Jo~tph A. Geor tormer l'ail'fleld county 1~~~~~~·,;.tod47 wy l'lnd~lnltely" 1, frtm ttictlclng med~ OhiO )le~al B~IJ'd, . Save for next year, this price good only 10 days. Sale price $119.95 50,000 BTU D\JO-THERM ~AS lrleC~. OPEl Many Items ' New Eleetrit , P"''· Itt. ·on Everything in our store at hard to believe prices during Pickens Big I0 Day Sole, so nurry in, try our new road and buy during this big Sale. We'll be open Nignts all tnis week till 9:00 P.M. It's our biggest sale in 20 years. - CLELAND's Will Utile IIClo hlftll MHi OOP Ill 1M holht MAYOR GITS COMPLAINT ~Y The otate auditor uld all lnfor· mation turned up hil examln· "" has been turned over to Wil· llam H. Weaver, who plan• to pr.. sent the case to the 1r1nd jury now in amion. Rhode• lauded Weaver lor the "cooperation" be gave during the ioveatigaUon. a permio. turned loose and Hamplon paid an $18 fine: I 1 I ,' Daily Sentinel Daybook law boob- without The raccoon' wu OUR LARGEST SALE IN 20 Y£ARS · ··New o tb eaks c;:HANNELnm him for keeping a pet raeeGOnstiU a wild animal on the atate'» ~nd Pd. Pol. Adv Commissioners ~mon,~~-~~ ~~~~~-~ ~~~~~·~==d~~~~~~~~d=b~y~ · ~:od=e~s=ll:~:th~e:M~w=~=o~rta~g~u~M=u=m~·ci~~=I~J~~~g~e~W~U~~=m~T~.~a=u~·~a~ll~tr~u~b~c;o~~;ted~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ deputy sealer of weighi.J are recelvln& new alll'faees of a" il~~~~.~:o~r::•, ·k)llon 15 were to G8 per cent. come to light during a count of all ghey ordered him to rake 1,000 Spolta Jlye W119n TraiJi ' Fatli'er doWI Bed Kraft TV, T~~J!ij;'1' This js Yolll' Wt Boots and s•da!OI '" . 1 Tie T40 11!-1,~ ~ ": Co~~Mitmen ~oog Trouble With Fa"'"" Spinach PlayhOIIIe NBC News News COLOMA, Mich - 1\ay ton met con~ern,tion officer bert Vander Roeot who erreated COLUMBUS UP - State Audi· 1office "~ br state examiners in tor Jamu A Rhodu hal reported the presenc. of the new county that •lleged short11e1 in the treaaurer, Elloworth J. Millers, Williams County treas..,_ hive who auumed his dutie1 Thursdoy. <linibed to 18.391 with the discO•· Until that lime, the treuury ery of three addltlonol deficits to- vault was kept locked and under tailing $2,391. constant police euard until 1 new treuurer was appointed. 5:M Sign On 8:00 Today Todar Romper Room A:OO Treasure Hunt 9:3P The Price Ii,Rleht 10:00 Trulk ~r Con&equenl!tll T~ 'FII!i Dough 10:30 11 :~0 It Could Be You 1!.00 12:00 f\lld·Dar News .11-:!0 t2:15 ~ovletlme U:45 l:SO llrlde end Groom 3:00 2:00 Matinee Theater 8:41' 3:00 Queen For a Day 4:00 3:45 Modern Romances 4:00 r-medy Time 4:30 "" 5:00 4:30 .Trouble With Fathftl' 5,45 5:00 Spinach Ptayhou1111 J 5:<iS. NBC News I , 0:00 6:00 Ne~• Picture · 8:15 1 6:15 Sports Eye . 8:25 6:25 Weatltercast 6:30 \ 8:3G Nat ''Klril': co•• tlhow 7:00 Georee, GI)Obel ?:SO 8:00 !.jeet McGraw s:oo 8:00 Sob Cummings Show" 9:00 9:00 '111' CRII!drnfans 9:30 9:80 llenrj Pl~yhouse 10:00 10:00 Adventures' of Martin lane _, 10:3G Bi& Wm llighU&hts lb:3b 11:00 ' News Heedllnea ·. 10:f0 11:10 Nltev"lth · 110:45 12:30 _:oulghl . 12:00 RACCOON FliiD l ·. WSA% -TV Chan"il3 . TUESDAY Wed"esdciy : w• e; ~ , lliLEVISIO'N·. ,. ciOIIJitr pclieS ° ' " Regular price $5.50 ,w. $3.99 �' . \ • _.....,_ _ "' " .. ,.. if~ ./ !If\,"'!"~~-- .. ... ; ' .'Ilk\' - ---t--,. . .... ..... .... . . .. ,'/, I ' ~""'- ,' ' - .2-1 favorites To Take World Series·j, WM•~Hitrl :i'···.;. £c h,lteuetor: Gives Plcigram . · Mn. BOlly .Bulrit, lidllur eeonola. lea lnltnletor IJt Wlbi!Di · Hiell SehoOI ptt,~e~~ted a p!'CJII'Irii •ot cleinonltr.Uorii ~~ ~rwlna •..oolililt. and laiblou ~ WondiJI evenlq u tho 'NehiellriiHlal'ileri club ~et at tlie ·boriwor !.In~ 1:. ,t ;Schaetel In Maootf. -' : 111 . SPORTS. DESK ' '• ·, , I '' ROMAN-MEAL Bre~ut ·.·. i. ' ! •J ' :·. · ] i ~-' ' FOR 'THE·.ENTJRE ·FAMILY;>:··.; I A ·CH~,ION• TO THE KIDS .e ' tl/v ~. . FOR THEM TOO Enriched w~ire bi!O~ has iu advanl•F· So ~ . '" .wlidle wheal. But vltai\UBofonificd 'Roman 'Mctl i• a bread rhat .coinbi~ rhe best qualities of bode.. .... I I'Jibber WALL PAINT All Colors Reg. ~.30 gal. SPEC.IAL $4.19 gal. FIN Paeklnt LOS A:iiGELES UP-The City Council today awaited word from Brooklyn Dodaer President Wal· , ter O'Malley on hl1 pllns to move the ·ball cl~b to Lot Alll!eles IQI· lowlna paaaar• of an ordlnaneo wblcb ol(lclally oller1 them a aile lor a stadium. O'Malley 11ld llonday nl11ht In New York thai he would nol hav~ any comment on the e01nell · action until thl• afternoon. He loamed of the council approval arter arriving In New York from Milwaukee where he allended tho Wol'ld Sctloo 1ame. CLINTON co. ISH·ER I game of J!l&de When Mctiou&lala Uldn't lbink But when 1 saw Wes grab b~ll and, boupce 9.lf t~e {enl!i! I milled McDougal~ thad Wiled the ball a lot farther than I lmaa· lned. · ' " ' · The big mom~nt for me, thtn~gh, · ~ when I .IIPI Howard to strike ••· with .& -liltcb Jolt the oulll~~ 1-~~~!!:~~~~~~!!~ eqm.er. When he came up to. hit 1far Ford, 1 had a vivid picture of that three-run homer he till lo tie up Sunday's ·game. ' Del Crandall, tells me I w•s ' ah,rper today than• 1 wa• >;hen I beat the Yankees llie fltet lime . ud Fao (aionil with >111m. ·You can't ilfoi'd 10 lei up at ~ wl"'a you're operitlril on a one-run lea- ;and .aoo't roraet we didn't get that run until lbe aistb IDDlnil. · ;For• the moJI ~en. tUiiers d~, JQSI aa am>e. 1 tlian Heie is altQ'CI fOrmula ol:bish r,rotcia whole wh<tl, biah protein whiie ~. wbo e rye plus brm ml de1attcd .ftax ICed .•• bl~ to caste perkaion. It btlp provide tl)t longet-IUrins energy every cliild ntcdt Ji's so &fM J\1 inany ways! . TIRES * * SEAt COVER * U,FPLIRS ' ' •' ' ' ' ' ·•. ·,,, ' = ,,,, . ~ 6 ? with .a smile with~ ., ' ( · .. ROMAN !MEAk BREAD . t)IET .PLAN ~ '· ,. .-· : &GMAN~EAL . IATT.ERIES ' .· lt<tl mep like :'Ileal Jire.d "~!~ '"'-·" ·1'11e1 ,) riJ ,. ,; fi!ll·l>Wicd.' ,, dell~.~~ y ... ~ ' . Meal :....:. ' g1Ytllfte1il ~~ ... an •J'AOfO,•. CU( miD .......I~"' pl~n about "ftavotlm" bread whtn ~· b!res·iriJo a hearty 111tlng nqr-likt ftavo..il 'Slice of"'"""·~ R~cmbct, the· qdusive ·ftavor of J.OfiiA!l .Iii~ Bttad hws ncv<1 ~ dqplicmd . .. ioll •it )IMr wib lie. It's 11 ~rOiltcdl . _________.______ ' ' !!! ~·!.l::::. -:~~, .... . * • £b'fl/; .. .-- NINU lO~~ ~ - -'BREAD ANT'I FREEZE ' A FAVOiltE-WITH .MEN . ,,.. ' ' TIMI TO wiJbmuZE ' Leam ·How ~6'~) to DIET ~:!!' '• p MOOREIS • ..-' .. NICKLIS'' l ,, ' ' s • ~----~ ' h . ' I } i" .... ·' ~,----------~·~i·--~·-~~ �' . \ • _.....,_ _ "' " .. ,.. if~ ./ !If\,"'!"~~-- .. ... ; ' .'Ilk\' - ---t--,. . .... ..... .... . . .. ,'/, I ' ~""'- ,' ' - .2-1 favorites To Take World Series·j, WM•~Hitrl :i'···.;. £c h,lteuetor: Gives Plcigram . · Mn. BOlly .Bulrit, lidllur eeonola. lea lnltnletor IJt Wlbi!Di · Hiell SehoOI ptt,~e~~ted a p!'CJII'Irii •ot cleinonltr.Uorii ~~ ~rwlna •..oolililt. and laiblou ~ WondiJI evenlq u tho 'NehiellriiHlal'ileri club ~et at tlie ·boriwor !.In~ 1:. ,t ;Schaetel In Maootf. -' : 111 . SPORTS. DESK ' '• ·, , I '' ROMAN-MEAL Bre~ut ·.·. i. ' ! •J ' :·. · ] i ~-' ' FOR 'THE·.ENTJRE ·FAMILY;>:··.; I A ·CH~,ION• TO THE KIDS .e ' tl/v ~. . FOR THEM TOO Enriched w~ire bi!O~ has iu advanl•F· So ~ . '" .wlidle wheal. But vltai\UBofonificd 'Roman 'Mctl i• a bread rhat .coinbi~ rhe best qualities of bode.. .... I I'Jibber WALL PAINT All Colors Reg. ~.30 gal. SPEC.IAL $4.19 gal. FIN Paeklnt LOS A:iiGELES UP-The City Council today awaited word from Brooklyn Dodaer President Wal· , ter O'Malley on hl1 pllns to move the ·ball cl~b to Lot Alll!eles IQI· lowlna paaaar• of an ordlnaneo wblcb ol(lclally oller1 them a aile lor a stadium. O'Malley 11ld llonday nl11ht In New York thai he would nol hav~ any comment on the e01nell · action until thl• afternoon. He loamed of the council approval arter arriving In New York from Milwaukee where he allended tho Wol'ld Sctloo 1ame. CLINTON co. ISH·ER I game of J!l&de When Mctiou&lala Uldn't lbink But when 1 saw Wes grab b~ll and, boupce 9.lf t~e {enl!i! I milled McDougal~ thad Wiled the ball a lot farther than I lmaa· lned. · ' " ' · The big mom~nt for me, thtn~gh, · ~ when I .IIPI Howard to strike ••· with .& -liltcb Jolt the oulll~~ 1-~~~!!:~~~~~~!!~ eqm.er. When he came up to. hit 1far Ford, 1 had a vivid picture of that three-run homer he till lo tie up Sunday's ·game. ' Del Crandall, tells me I w•s ' ah,rper today than• 1 wa• >;hen I beat the Yankees llie fltet lime . ud Fao (aionil with >111m. ·You can't ilfoi'd 10 lei up at ~ wl"'a you're operitlril on a one-run lea- ;and .aoo't roraet we didn't get that run until lbe aistb IDDlnil. · ;For• the moJI ~en. tUiiers d~, JQSI aa am>e. 1 tlian Heie is altQ'CI fOrmula ol:bish r,rotcia whole wh<tl, biah protein whiie ~. wbo e rye plus brm ml de1attcd .ftax ICed .•• bl~ to caste perkaion. It btlp provide tl)t longet-IUrins energy every cliild ntcdt Ji's so &fM J\1 inany ways! . TIRES * * SEAt COVER * U,FPLIRS ' ' •' ' ' ' ' ·•. ·,,, ' = ,,,, . ~ 6 ? with .a smile with~ ., ' ( · .. ROMAN !MEAk BREAD . t)IET .PLAN ~ '· ,. .-· : &GMAN~EAL . IATT.ERIES ' .· lt<tl mep like :'Ileal Jire.d "~!~ '"'-·" ·1'11e1 ,) riJ ,. ,; fi!ll·l>Wicd.' ,, dell~.~~ y ... ~ ' . Meal :....:. ' g1Ytllfte1il ~~ ... an •J'AOfO,•. CU( miD .......I~"' pl~n about "ftavotlm" bread whtn ~· b!res·iriJo a hearty 111tlng nqr-likt ftavo..il 'Slice of"'"""·~ R~cmbct, the· qdusive ·ftavor of J.OfiiA!l .Iii~ Bttad hws ncv<1 ~ dqplicmd . .. ioll •it )IMr wib lie. It's 11 ~rOiltcdl . _________.______ ' ' !!! ~·!.l::::. -:~~, .... . * • £b'fl/; .. .-- NINU lO~~ ~ - -'BREAD ANT'I FREEZE ' A FAVOiltE-WITH .MEN . ,,.. ' ' TIMI TO wiJbmuZE ' Leam ·How ~6'~) to DIET ~:!!' '• p MOOREIS • ..-' .. NICKLIS'' l ,, ' ' s • ~----~ ' h . ' I } i" .... ·' ~,----------~·~i·--~·-~~ �:~f;;:;~ro~a~~:~~D;.E~P~E~ND~AB~L~E~RE~s~UL~TS:l ARE You LooKING FoR futu., lmanclal murlty' 111gb tpcome• Freedo111 from strtkes ' and layoff>' Your own bUS!· ness? Prest1ge m your com· mumty• These benefits can PttONE 398 be yours tf you have ambitton, willingness to work. ablhty to RATES follow proven suggestions No mvcstment except car or hght 2 -~~ per word, oDe ialltrtlon. Millimllm dlarge IIOc.-4 -~ per word tor lllree CODIOCUtlvt inaertlom. truck Semcc farm families Special - ODe molllh lor 25 centl per word. w1th Nat10nally AdvertiSed run rate ol 2 eenll per word wlil be charged lor advertlsln& U Watkms Products m Meigs 1101 paid for before lbe l&tn of each month following lnaertlon Cou nty Interested Wnte G•l· Errors In Advertlslag-Sbould be reported lmmedlatell'. The more Snm, 132 Elm St , La11 llolJ7 &entlllel not be reapolllible for mo•e than one lncor caster, Oh1o 10·7·3tc rwrt lllsertlon. Card of Tlutnb and Special Notices of Eventl •1.00. ObltiWIII - ·1)- -E--1 Furn•<hed homed 5 m es h atst ~ fllbllohed at I eont " word. Potoeroy ~ 0 ern, gas ea • .-:~-=~:=:::::-=:=:=="jiUS:iii:::ic!;:";:i;~;:ji59l::C~~.! de;iy eo~ pie preferred. Phone (I) Not1ces Pomeroy oij63 after noo~O ~ °~· day " c I Will not he responsible for an) - - - - - - Trailer space. Heart- of Middledebl.o other than my own 19~3 B01cks a• low as $895 Choice port Get located before muddy Dewey Beas of 6 ftnc '=ars One was owned ground hnrl.o you Phone 11263 10 8 3tc by our mechamc Blaettnar's, Edgar Reynolds, Reya1old's Dairy PomeroY 10 ~ 6tc Store, Mtddleport, Ohio. TO The Cltinns of Ltlart, Sutton 1 Aut"· ~ervl'ces 1 ~- ___ 10 2 Otfe hi (8b ' and Ltbanon Towns PI: v ~ ~ Stncc fife protection contracts Furms~ed apartment lor rent. Ad· e~pired on October 6, 1957, and R H RAWLINGS SONS CO - 24 ults only Contact Mrs. Oma were not renewed by township l hllur WrCl·ker Set VICC Day i Montgomery Racine Ob10 truotees, the Racme Ji'lre Depart· Phone 6 ~ 27 · Ntght Phone 1 ' ' 10 2 Otfc ment wa II he una bl e t0 answer 6039 X DODGE PLYMOUTH 3 6 tf For Rent _ Extension Ladders, DEALERS lire calls aftrr October 25, 1957, unless contracts are renewed and ScaUold Boards, Drop Cloths. paid. ~~~~~n ~~~r, M•ddlep~. 1 tf Stgned Village Clerk and 19) Racme VIllage council FDR SALE - Apples P~ " d · 10 8 31< Oh10 Bnn~ own contain ... an • (20) Buslness rvi""'l ers c. ""' . E Johnson !mop QUICK SERVICE on Watch Re105 1 pairing by Factory Trained Pekmgcsc Pupplt'S Mrs Woodwatehmak-. COLLINS JEWEJ.. row Call, 732 Sycamo Tu&:" Plalno khoof Grounds re St. EllS, Pomeroy. I 3 tl Middleport, o. IIJ.8·12tc nellt Coolville Fire Depl ~~ - You name It - We have it Venetlon blinds. All size• an~ !'lew 4 bedroom home on Chll· colora. Fiberglass awnings; RaY· SAT. OCT. 5 dren's Home H•ll. Gerald Kelly ' glo 111 heaters; eleelrle light Starting at 10 AM Phone 7l·M. 1 Lunch IIII'Yecl on .,.undo ~!PI llxturas, plastic ble lor batb· Donation of Gooda or contribu- 1-M and M 6 It Desk; 1-Inter· roo11111. Ilona gratefullr accepted at ,,.. lotlmot• nattonal desk 7 ft, 1-rubbcr Dale Wlppol lupply LYle Clover Farm Store. Tup. bolt, 8 In wide 50 ft lo ng, :1pers Plains 0 215 Unlo1 Avo. 12 H P. motors, heuvy duty/. See Elizabeth Lyons Pomeroy, Ohio Stanley Gibbs, Long Bottom t 13 1moc 8po111ored by tbe Rose Barden Route No 2. 10-3·611p Club Your Onlk Authorized Used ElectriC Stove $35 00 , Coa • Hoodquortero For Fuller B USH MAN ' Heatrola $20 00, Gas Furnac Gamsonlte Luggage - Lane Codar James Marriner conversiOn bureau $40.00J, Chests - LAU W1ndow Fan11736 I. Main St. Phone 6128-X i 0·7·611 Frilldalre Refrigerators. Pomeroy, Ohio . . ' Ioker Fumlturo, Mlddloport, Ohio Case rubber Ured farm Pho.. No, 128 - Allor 5 PM tratle r, 429 If . 10-Hf f,xtra short turnmg radlu Good conditiOn $8900 Phone Rummogc Sale In Pickens Store TI!RMITIS lli:TIRMINATID 3042, Douglas Circle, nc ar Bas building, corner of Znd and Mul· han. I 0-3·6tfp For !roe lns~ectlon pb~ne 3811-M, berry, starting Thursday, Oct. 10 Gilmore Supply Storo, Pomoror. through the 12th. Grace EplscoAll work guaranteed. Fully In· Fresh cow llenry F Baile y, Flat· pal Gu1ld. 10 ~ 3tc sured. Vaughan's Industrial and woods Rood, Pomeroy, 0 Real i01.tlal Termite Control SerTho Cut ond I Curl ltauty Shop 1o 5 3tc vice, St Marys, w. Va. 7 25 t1 RaeJDe, Route I Open Monday ---Double drain board porcelat n sink, thru Saturday, 9 30 a. m. to eas rangf, tlectric rang e, ..eoal 8 00 p m 6 miles East of Ra· he:~trola, 'larlous Rl'hcles Sale WE BUY olno op Rorlne and Portland Rd. , hold at EPIRCopal Pnrlsh House. M"Y Stare Powell, operator. • 10 > m Ootober 9th I 0 5 3tc haUCTURAL I IIAMI - . ;t: 10 pte . _...~.,__- -- - - WCilAP !RON -MITALl Small g1·occ~y and delleatcsscn , PUILIC SALE tn Rutland acro.'is road from Tho·iftlderslgned will offer lor new school Domg good bUSI· VALLEY nle ot pubhc auction on Saturday ness Priced rrasonahle or w1ll the 20th day of October, 1907, at JUNK CO. trade for good small home. the rbldenee of the l~te Etta Al ~ u 22 arrc fnnn on sehoul Wolf, deceased, located about one· hu~ and mall route ror sale m· half mile West of tho Radne·B•· trade George Kennedy , ltut· ~bon Rood and about four mll01 lond, o. 10 4 6tp RAPIO & TELEVISION Sl!RVICE. from Racine In Sutton Township, Phone 200 Cleland Appliance )Ioiii county, Ohio, beginning at - Store 116 W. Matn St., Pomeroy 10:00 o'clock A M,1 the following Used eos cconye-lon burner nnd 2 23 If blower lor furnace Call 320 personal property: sewing machine 10 2 6tc 2 beds I solo ond ?. chairs quill com· Good living room suit r 2 tables curtains 2 heaters WANT ADS "'U I 3 .. .. -- 62 ForScie Se -- Rummage Auction I I . - ' - ------ Legal Notice 1117) Help Wanted '· 1 OHIO ,.,...11 ,_ fUllS ~:~~.N::!~t~ilon. IOiler-Brown Nuptials Was Event Of .. September 221n Presbyterian Cbu.rch 1 clyde w. Va., Floyd Emerick, 1707 Oak St, The weddmg of Mary Mar11aret Parkersburg Weal Virginia and 01ler, daughter of Mrs.. Anna Helen Keohler, Donora PenuyJ. Grade Oiler, Syracuse and Ken· vama, who are non-residentl of neth Oiler, Polk, 0, to Daryl the State of Ohio; Francia Hatch, F Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs Fay Johnson, Donald Reed, Jack Carol Brown, Mmeral Wells, W. Reed, Guy Reed, whose addresses va, was an event of Sept. 22 are unknown and cannot without held at 2 30 p m 1n the Presby. reasonable diligence be ascertain· tcrtan Church 1n Syracuse. ed, and all the unknown hetrs, The double rmg ceremony was devisees, legatees, uecutor1, ad· preceded by 30 mmutcs of pre mmlstrators and ass1gns of S. S. nuptial mustc on the ptano and Reed, deceased; and all the un· solovax by Mrs Margaret Neu· known hetrs, devtsees, legatees, man, a'nd two vocal solos by the executors, administrators and as· Rev Howard Ruppel! who per· s1gns of M W. Reed, deceased; formed the ceremony that follow· and all the unknown heirs, devi· ed HIS numbers were "Because" sees., lesatee•, executors, admlnl~ 1 and "The Lord's Prayer " trators and a'8lgns of Mrs. A. A The brtde was given In mar· Jewell, deceased; and ail the un· r•age by her uncle. Hersc~el known heir>, devisees, legatees, Dtddle and she camed a brtdll executors, admtrustratoro and as· bouquet of white carnalions and atgns of Mrs A M Hoyt, deceased pmk sweetheart rosebuds on a and a11 th e un known heJra, devt· white B1ble wtlh ,equtn st ream · Iers Her brt'd a1 gown was or wh1te sees, 1eeat ees, execu tors , admmu trators and a<Stgns of A. R Reed, \ sattn ballerma length and she d d d II th 1m 1 { 1 ecease ; an a e un own wore a finger lip vet o ny on heirs, devlse(!8, legatees, executors net admtnlstratoro and aS!tgns ol r. 'The new Mrs Brown was a!· B Bre'ed, d>Ccased; and all the tended by Mtss Mary London, SJ· unknown h€ltrs, dev1sees, legatees rae usc dressed m a pmk taffeta executoro, •dmlnistrators and as· ballert~a length dress with 1 1 f Fr kl 10 B R d d s gns 0 •n • ee • eceas· coloma! bouquet of rnulll-colot·•d ed; and all the he1rs, ~ev1see5, curnatJOns with wh1te streamers legatees, executors. admlmatrators Donald R Starkey, Columbus, and assigns of Cornelia S. Rose, was best man deceased, and all the unknown The flower garl Kathy Fran~ heirs devisees, legatees, executors, ' administrators and aSI!gns of Mal· or Reed, deCPaBed who are un. known and connot with reasonable diligence be ascertained, will take notice that the Eastern Local Dl~ t1lct Board of Educatton, by Carl Barnhart, lleedsvllle, De I mar Baum, Chester, Walter Brown, of The Friendship Farm Bureau Reedsville, and Wtlbur Parker, Counctl met at the Ralph and Chester, all of Meigs County, Ohio Rober! Lee home lor the October has ftled s petition In the Common meeting which was opened b) Pleas Court of Melgn County, Ohio, prayer bY Halite Roush Case No. 12,604, to quiet UUe 011 The mtnules of the last meet the following described real e~ lng were read and approved Roll tate· Situate In the County of call was answered by Mr and Meigs, Ohio, In Olive Township, Mrs Lloyd Roush and Wayne, in Section No 3, Range ~o. ll, Mr and Mrs. Harold Roush, Jin1 Township No 4 and a part ol 100 Blosser, Mr and Mrs Andre• acre lot No. 104 In the plat of Cross, Mr Rnd Mrs. Edson Roush Reedsville, beginning at a point Mr and Mrs ,Gene Yost, Charles 13 teet east of the center of Stale thetss, Mrs Margaret West atfd Route 124 &old 259 feet north one Deborah K , Mr and Mrs Rober! degree east from the Intersection Lee and Mr and Mrs Ralph Lee or State Route 124 and State Route Election of olltcera was bel~. 680 thence south ~ de~rees 20 with the following betng elected· minutes east 155 feet, thence north Gene Yost, President; Harold two degrees 23 minutes 247 feet, R9ush, VIce Prestdent, Mary K thence north 86 d•greea 30 m1n Yost, Secr~tary-~easurer, Chari· utea west 1~9 feet thence south es Theiss, Dlscussmn Leader, one degree 2~ minutes west 243 and Roberta Lee, News Reporter. feet to the place of beginning Planning for an mcreued po· The prayor of sa1d petitton Is pulatlon was the lesson material that the plamt1ff be adjudged diScussed. Refreshments were owner In fee simple of said prem· served The November meeting ResiCtcnce-New close In 4 rooms will be held at the home of Mrs , basement, garage, 7 22 acres Glom West Hard ,wood floors, oil furnace. !sea, thai the lhl~re!i of the de· Beauttrul modern k1tehen. pan- fondants be adjudged null and eled tn knotty pine. Double void and that plaintiff's title be bath, basement, garage, 7 22 A quteted aga1nst the interest of smk-M1carta top Owner fman- said dcfendaots ced $2~00 dowu. Will gtvc pos· The persons first above men· sc!Slon $7MO Uoned wlll toke notice that they Farm-80 aues, 6 rooms and have brcn mllde parties defendant bath, barn, outbutldmgs, gAS to the said pelttlon and they are available Mmeral ri~ht• Alh• require to •nswcr the same, on Clmlmers tractor with plows. or before the 30th day of Novem· culttvators Saw mtll 60 hp ber, 1957. contmenlnl engine All In good Eanern Local Dlstnct condtllon 6 head of cattle LO· Bollfd of Educahcn by cated on county road Milk Ca•t Bernhart, Delmar and school bus routes All of Banm, Walter Brown, lhl• for only $11,500 00 Earl D. Wilbur Parker, Members Mtndor-Realtor Pearl Packet' O'BrJCn and O'Brien, Agt·nt Phone 201 10 5 3te Attorneya fOI' Plaintiff (9) 24, (tO) I, 8, 15, 22. 29, 6to I I I Frlen · dsh•IP Farm BUreaU Councl'l Meets I els, wor,.a floor length JOwn ol pink nylon net. The brtde'o mother wore a rown olllght blue lace wttb black oecessorles and a pink carnation corsage The groom's mother wore navy blue crepe with black aece!Sorles and carmd a pink carnation corsage. I A reception was held ot the home of the bride's grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. William Diddle, Syracusue. A thre• tiered wedding cake topped with the tradi' Ilona! brtde and groom was cut and served Those~ assisting were Mrs. Naoml Lonaon, Syracuse; Mn. Rich· ard Oller, Middleport; Mrl. Lewls Oller, ll!eConnel.ovtlle; Mlu Eva Mae Cook, Syracuse and Mrs. Thelma Collin•, Middleport For her going away costume th e brtde wore o navy bl ue dress and carr1ed a corsage rr oru her bridal bouquet. The b 'd · d te I R rt e " a gra ua o acme High School and of the Cam· den.Ciart School of Nursin~. Parkersburg, where she Is DOW MT.OLIVE ' Snoke Hl~hll ~ ta~it~~n:.~.:;.r~~:~t~e~:r~~ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mts. Richard VanMeter of lltverly, 0. Mrs. Denver Curtla, 1.arr7 and Keib, spent thfwek end in cbl· umM~~· Pearl Powell of ·Parkers- burg, w. Va .. IJ apendlnl a week vacation with her m~ther, Mrs. Emma Powell. e SAVE Ll,;o1ve·rnor Makes • AprooJamation New 57 Model Chevrolets Out·nf.town guests ineluded Mr. and Mrs. Carol Brown and daughter, Mlnetal Wells; Mrs. ·Della Starkey, and Don R. Star· key, Columbllll, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 01ler and children, M<· Connclsville; Mr. and· MrJ. Glenn Davis, Stockport; Mn. Bl· ohard Oiler and Mrs. Thelma Col· hns, Middleport an~ Mro. Allee Flanagan, Parkersburg. ,, TREMENDOUS . • SA VINGSI YOUR TRADE IN WILL NEVER BE WORTH MORE! % 1 cow liDDING l MINNEAPOLIS - The UniverstiY of Minnesota E~te~Sion Ser·,1 nee satd t)ut ~28.719 dairy cow' ; or about a third of the cows lu Minnesota were bred artlltclaU) m mo. J I GET A BREATH TAKING DEAL NOW AT . POMERO.YMOTOR CO. Ponlero)' W, Mala St. SAVE NOW Day.Jn - ~~1 • SAVE ltaf Dodge toronet ll.m, 4 dr., ~doon. Push butlon ahlft. Boou· tilul two tnne grey finish One locul owner. Blaettnar'l, rome· roy 10 5 6t• 2 dr, $1,695, liard new original two tone and white finish Power Smart rfd and black In . Bllftlnan, Pomeroy 10 8 6tc ~ ' ., f\ ' ,. DAILY CROSSWORt) Courage Can Tum· Bad Luck To Good il " out, You •. ,· 20. ~~;oa•avor. iBoO~) ~ ;· at lllileso as the average cost of electric service moves downward ct.iwl 28. Oonlume !' ,J;:2T. ~--iii part ':\e&Venly .. ,... •~9: Pirllelti ~ t.V/. ·~ I· ,, ;•v u. ltllbiltPcl n. Enemy acout (pel8.~ DOWN 1. Stranre but .... I I" I~ · I" I· ~ , .. I" · ~ II I'" r ,' 1'7 I'" i' \ '·~·=t!'·:, ' ~ ~. terti ~ ~' • li<ll!lel to ,, " WO •ll!ulilcllote 31 Wile of ' ' Napoleon'm , 32. Yield ... Ooddsspot the moon ,. ,, . I' I!' SS. Bath.er'a j)Oior We wish to thank our rolallvea, nellhbors and friends for their aympathy and floral offerings, Dr Plekeno, tho Holr.or Hoopltal •t tcndanlo; the Ewlna Funeral Home; Rev. John Elwood and the oincero for their kind •o•·v. Ires durin& the recent ll!neSI 1nd death ol Mrs Emma Sor· 11•nt. The Sargonl Family ' 1081tc lN7 Pentlar V8 4 dr. $UI& Sodan One eoreful owner Almost like th~ day It was sold. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 10 0 6te ilXnu!: %1.. Ill - (8) Aut.lSoles I~ g <tt;; CHESTED First Birthday Observed For ' · David Swisher ·· ,r 'IN STOCK • \ West v.·rgut· . I; ONLY A FEW from Parkersburg H1gh School and is employed at tbe Dupont Co., Parkersburg They are residing al 938\1 Hur· dock Ave, Parkersburg. Fire Department Auxiliary Plans · , ' For Soup Supper "an: ~OW . Returo rom Florida Vacation Trip ·Rutlan~. to k Clly and George H Gardner. wald K'ennedy, !tits, to H. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Millo have F•qal plans werc, mnde for tholr nnd Geqrg'e II Gordner RutlanS. roturned from a IV~eatlon 111 annual Soup Supper ff# • their Joh11 C SmitH cert of ~trans Florida where (hey v.olted hh families when , the Auxiliary M s~lisbury to Beatrice Ellen and brother, Hubert Mills, an~ fnmlh the Middleport Fife llepartment Win. F Sutlth. at St. Petersburg They also 11 had a potluck supper at thl! Fife men's Hall Monday evonlng P. MP and Dorothy Cowder~. tended one of the auction• given by Howard the Trader, former lo pareel, Olive to Anasloslo Saatl '-'rs. Russell Mills, president cal resident, and )Irs: M1lls won was tn charge of the busineB! Niiny by c d P. M. and Dorot ow ~. firlt prizo in ldentlfyin~ songs parcel; Olive to Anastasia ,Staat•. played on an organ at ,he auc· meetmg and Mrs. Sidney T Ru•· sell 18 general chairman oi the Carol F and Vivian liicrc~ 5A , . supper to be held on October 29 ,V. 1\ou•h. Rutland, to John'and Ellen Tucker. tlon. !heir way Mwn they travel Plans were also made for a Ba,' , ' .Jatrot and Cltrrle Bobo ~8.9A Paul Ji; and Nolda C'liver. 1~1 79 ledOnalong the West' Coast, vtstted zaar to be held before Chriatma•. ' •, ,Ciilumbia, to Ohio Power Co. .P0merqy, to Ray F. and Mane F. al ,Key West and returned up the During the soCIOI hour th•· ,. Habel Norris, dec.. a!lld of Woodgeard. East Coasl travelling prl•c whteh w~ btought ~ "•trJtls., to Everett Norris, Let~rl Thomas B. and Margaret Likens, Amona the places lhliy enjoyed by Mrs. James Dantels was won E L and Edra Profitt!, four 117A, Ruland, to L. 0. and espeelally was a primitive Semin· by Mrs c. R. Karr sr parcels, Lebanon, to M~ylord and Marie Shill~!. ole Indian vtllage, tile Tom Bar· Present were Mrs Milia, Mf! Wilma Harris. 1 Marie F. and Ray H. Woo~geard lett fatm where movies are made. " ' •E. . L\ and Edra Prolfl\1, Gor lot M, Pomerov, to C. c. Cuck1er. the Ro8S Allen of TV lome and Daniels, Mrs. Karr • Mrs. lohn ck!nl atid 'Ruth PrOffitt, correction J E n. and Freda Harttnger, Stephen Foster's home on the Vroman, Mrs Emmet Shule•. Mrs. Jaek Bechtle, Mrs. Howard deNetl,ll!"bAanonM trto E L97. AProsr!;!~ parcel, Chester, to ' Sybil Ehera· Swanee Riv~r. ·, e 1e o on, • . · bac:h Dalley, Mrs Robert Mcf:)~inn) . Mrs Davtd Ohlmger. Mrs Char :· !p Dbris M Shetter, Frtmcts SYbil E~I'Sbaob, parcels, Chest· 't•a Morton O'Ne•l\ and Emily Mor J er, to J. E b and Freda Harting· les Murray. r •• ton Trace. , er · '· .Edgar and Lena Belle Pu. •Ins. ' Addie and Mlllord Hawk, 4~A., 1' 4~A Orange !o John C ami. orang~:, to J)dgar Pullins. • , 1 Lora aohnsbn.,; Dwl,ht and Dora Kennedy, I> A., • ~ Lorenlo • l! Bittkley, parce1• Rutland. to Lewis and Allee Ken· · Ollv~ \O Alice Foully. d · , · ' Thelma M Pratt. u, lntorc't ne y. Govemor Cecil Ulider!OOd of !bt 4, Middleport, to Rolph R West Vtrglnla )laa proclaimed this Pratt. ' '' week~ Hot Lu~9b l'rouwn Week The first birtbday ol ;o~vid c. D. and Clara Adams, 111 The families of M. L. Moore, tbrouehou \He . ita'te of West V:u- SWisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil· l ., ""· rodj, trustees, Antiquity Oh1o Parkersburg, W. Va., and Leo'dell glnla. ' liam Swisher, was celebrated at 'l Baptist Church. l)avldson, Harrisonville spent The week , will be obsQrved a\ his home on Brownell Avenue on ' • 'Sylfil Eber•baeh, adm , Thorn· Sunday with their uncle and aunt H110n EieJ~~eillary Sehool by Thursday evening. U• w. Wagner. det~t Letart, par· Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Calvert and extendlag ·~ inVitltion to lhe par· His birthday cake had one can· eel to Ernest J. and Vashti M enjoyed a picnic dinnel. ents ol pupils to come one flay Tli e seven grahddau&IJters •I during the week to have tnelr dle and was served wtth ice cream Grimm. ' th h I to the following guests: Mr. and , Ernest and Estella Clark the late Mr. and Mrs. Georn lunch at e sc oo · . .S/IOOA, Letart to Earl and Ber· D1tvldann, Hltrrtsonvllle Road Par~ta III~Y then see first hand Mrs Allen ' Knopp, \Irs. Paul I were present for the oeeaslon.~ bow lbe proeram is operated lind Swisher grsndparents; Mr. and ' t)la 0, Robinson. · see the food served. No sp'ecial Mn. John Fultz apd Anlla Marie, '· Wilham N. and Thressie be served. Only the reg- Wallae<l Brsd!ord and daughlers. 1 "'"J® J1/100A, OliVe to Hat'l';i • HIGH.&.OW TEMPS d ta I'" :rid Ila R. Osborne, Jr , that t~e slu en re· Neda ·and Carolyn, Mrs. Vernon 1 ;NEW YORK UP - Hottest spot · Clyre H Smith, correction deed In the" nation Sunday was Gila celve be served at the price Young, Frances 1Gullett, Middle· port; Mr.- and Mrs. Frank Titus Letart to 1Boliva Smith. Bend, Artz, w1th , o high tempet- of twenly·seven tenta. and sons, Frank Allan, Stephen \1! !,!) G•""ntr dee afid trano ature ol H ~ees, the U. S BIG TU~nl and Robert, Pomeroy; Mrs. Harold llul1tn1 !1. Clay, George\ Weather Bureau reported \oday. BOOTHBAY HAROR, Me- Voglesong ·and Melinda, Ironton; : , , H. Gar~•~r ~nd Jessie Kennedy; 'file c9llie11 tetl)pel'ature recorded Jeslld K'enntdy, ·dec., alfid. of I this M~m\1\g tlas ·19 at Bryce An elght·foot !urt~ wei)l~mr, Mrs, Harold Jones, Mmersville. more than a ton was hatpooned •. trans. Rtlll!tnd to Waid K~nnedy ,~anyou. Utah. from a sport hshmg boat off he•·• I Mrs Bradford ~ltd Yo:;:g It took 12 loen ~0 minutes to were unab!P. to atten I e P Y land it. because of lllnes~-AOIIOSS 2 Removed 22. &!If· 1. Sto~ from box " ume. O.!l¢iey 3 Fro~en water ' ness 11oe~t. 4 Old wet~\ 24. Mtit r, 0. 'l;o ~eat !9fi!!'Q9~ ' 2D. ~~ar I. cvar.) 0.1\'l'l)flllY of 1~. ~d marbv e M•rit• -rrais cBe!g.) 7. City lOki, ) 14 Dolit1h 12. Faatene<~o 8 Dlpoout 1~. Cow's auhoes 9 Bored by chew. 13 QonaleJ. overtndul· lng l&Uon gence morsel klli,..ll'• ~·• lf.Tupe ' 11, !l!lfedom 18. Cor~aota &!. Extraordi· lb:Btilt!ll , . Alan'~ ' '"··129.'ifl(l:.". l. - 11 ! l&~~i'lo'a copilot ntcknJmt ' Pttehes Csl,.rl ' 1e Broke 17. "-ball' ~ 31 Rub IT.IIti (con· ou~y 18 Chertsh~d eM ' . • fra9led) 19.'1\!~aJJ!ie animal 38 Temple SB panee tdli\!1;1" 21 Entttlo ~·rc~c) ~colloq.) • , ' • McEiror. Lennie McElroy '''~lt't!•lit Sallsburr to Hallie ere,. 1 Gl~ll~ls, Delores and George , lft\flman, cnrtpctlon, Chesler. to ~ltb, Mabel, Lela and Dohnlc · Kl~g. · 1 • ,• ila~oldJ Isabel, Ernest Cdrna ' '4 a3:oA ~ut!On, lo Jutnes apd Carpahllh 1 ttic ,curtis. lots 15 onil 1G " '. it , lte, to Rlchnrd L and JoSle ' · /-1 W r.;;:;;:.,;;;:;~;;;;:~;_-=;;;;,;==~~-::-:7:::--;--; SAVE ...,OW n • ,.\f .- .r " 1 and many other Items Lealer L. Roush, Admlntstrator of Ella Wolf, dece..ed, GIRLS COAT, Slxc 12, Boys sport Crlt Bradlord, Auelloneer. root, size 18, 2 wool trousers, (10) 8, 18, 22. 3tc size 18. Phone 14·X Pomeroy 10 I 6te 121 Card Of Thanks --- c Mrs. F.week M. In Kelly and daughter spent Parkersburg wHh OLDEST DRIVER? 3 their daughter Mr. and Mrs Cectl HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. UPBl ll sse · d J Clark Staples, New Jersey's old· ~.~:!':E: ~~=~~~~e~~:.~t'~ ~~Y est ll<ensed driver also may be with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Meter the nation's oldest. He, is 98. Sta• pies, once a c~nductor on horse of Portland. cars, has drtven 3'/3.000 miles Mr. and Mrs Rodney Pierce and since 1920 without an accident. He of the modern driver: I get !~~~:,n~~::~:~:rc~i~~B:fl~~~:: says out of the way and giv• him tho wMrs. ..t VIrginia. whole rGad. ' Vergle Pigott 'l,s IU. employed The groom gtaduated PROFESSORS' HOUSIS BRUNSWICK, Me.-Four Bow· doln College professors ' have proved to be pretty handy with their hands as well a• their minds. They will move tbiJ !all Into lour prelabrteated houses they helped put together. liatiy's~htlnei.'Pomeroy-Midd)eport, 0., Oct. 8.'1951-7 r • .w i·~-;-,+,,:F:' t "" +,-f:.'i~.. and Allie Gard-;.er.' ' 1 lfaRSiei'S Allie Gardner, dec .. allld. trans 1 ' • ANDERSON, Ind. - (UP) -111'. and Mrs. Earl To0111bs w're on their way home (rom a 60-mlle trtp to Greenburg ln their auto mobile wh•n Mrs· Too~bs scream· ed and leaped into tho back seat Toombs glanced to tbe Ooor of the car and discOV~red the CIUllO of his wtfe's rr11bt - a three-foot black snake. . I &'; ~m~.· ~ ~· ,' ~~·~11- ·~ 1,;:· I' :~ I'"' 1"':' I"• ~ ploaatnr DMLYmY~~~~-·~n~· ' I A~E ,YOU, WITH THAT LADDii!Rf I HAVE TC' THROW A PIECE OF PAP~II. IN MY WASTE PSKET ••on SALE: one Lancaster deep well Jet pump with pressure tank and switch. Also 85-leet plastic plfoO, 1V. X IV<, one architect's drawmg table, stool and tool• One typ~wrlter desk and ono filing eablnot, handmade. One electric tlble saw, one wood lathe, one solid oak sideboard, one HWhlte" aewlng machine, antique Phone Pomeroy 8111-J 10 2 6tfc (II) Wonted To Buv "" ...... i............. .. _ ... ~ ==-=· .... ... llttMnr, 0111<1 ,; tQMPAN'I:J, 'I: �:~f;;:;~ro~a~~:~~D;.E~P~E~ND~AB~L~E~RE~s~UL~TS:l ARE You LooKING FoR futu., lmanclal murlty' 111gb tpcome• Freedo111 from strtkes ' and layoff>' Your own bUS!· ness? Prest1ge m your com· mumty• These benefits can PttONE 398 be yours tf you have ambitton, willingness to work. ablhty to RATES follow proven suggestions No mvcstment except car or hght 2 -~~ per word, oDe ialltrtlon. Millimllm dlarge IIOc.-4 -~ per word tor lllree CODIOCUtlvt inaertlom. truck Semcc farm families Special - ODe molllh lor 25 centl per word. w1th Nat10nally AdvertiSed run rate ol 2 eenll per word wlil be charged lor advertlsln& U Watkms Products m Meigs 1101 paid for before lbe l&tn of each month following lnaertlon Cou nty Interested Wnte G•l· Errors In Advertlslag-Sbould be reported lmmedlatell'. The more Snm, 132 Elm St , La11 llolJ7 &entlllel not be reapolllible for mo•e than one lncor caster, Oh1o 10·7·3tc rwrt lllsertlon. Card of Tlutnb and Special Notices of Eventl •1.00. ObltiWIII - ·1)- -E--1 Furn•<hed homed 5 m es h atst ~ fllbllohed at I eont " word. Potoeroy ~ 0 ern, gas ea • .-:~-=~:=:::::-=:=:=="jiUS:iii:::ic!;:";:i;~;:ji59l::C~~.! de;iy eo~ pie preferred. Phone (I) Not1ces Pomeroy oij63 after noo~O ~ °~· day " c I Will not he responsible for an) - - - - - - Trailer space. Heart- of Middledebl.o other than my own 19~3 B01cks a• low as $895 Choice port Get located before muddy Dewey Beas of 6 ftnc '=ars One was owned ground hnrl.o you Phone 11263 10 8 3tc by our mechamc Blaettnar's, Edgar Reynolds, Reya1old's Dairy PomeroY 10 ~ 6tc Store, Mtddleport, Ohio. TO The Cltinns of Ltlart, Sutton 1 Aut"· ~ervl'ces 1 ~- ___ 10 2 Otfe hi (8b ' and Ltbanon Towns PI: v ~ ~ Stncc fife protection contracts Furms~ed apartment lor rent. Ad· e~pired on October 6, 1957, and R H RAWLINGS SONS CO - 24 ults only Contact Mrs. Oma were not renewed by township l hllur WrCl·ker Set VICC Day i Montgomery Racine Ob10 truotees, the Racme Ji'lre Depart· Phone 6 ~ 27 · Ntght Phone 1 ' ' 10 2 Otfc ment wa II he una bl e t0 answer 6039 X DODGE PLYMOUTH 3 6 tf For Rent _ Extension Ladders, DEALERS lire calls aftrr October 25, 1957, unless contracts are renewed and ScaUold Boards, Drop Cloths. paid. ~~~~~n ~~~r, M•ddlep~. 1 tf Stgned Village Clerk and 19) Racme VIllage council FDR SALE - Apples P~ " d · 10 8 31< Oh10 Bnn~ own contain ... an • (20) Buslness rvi""'l ers c. ""' . E Johnson !mop QUICK SERVICE on Watch Re105 1 pairing by Factory Trained Pekmgcsc Pupplt'S Mrs Woodwatehmak-. COLLINS JEWEJ.. row Call, 732 Sycamo Tu&:" Plalno khoof Grounds re St. EllS, Pomeroy. I 3 tl Middleport, o. IIJ.8·12tc nellt Coolville Fire Depl ~~ - You name It - We have it Venetlon blinds. All size• an~ !'lew 4 bedroom home on Chll· colora. Fiberglass awnings; RaY· SAT. OCT. 5 dren's Home H•ll. Gerald Kelly ' glo 111 heaters; eleelrle light Starting at 10 AM Phone 7l·M. 1 Lunch IIII'Yecl on .,.undo ~!PI llxturas, plastic ble lor batb· Donation of Gooda or contribu- 1-M and M 6 It Desk; 1-Inter· roo11111. Ilona gratefullr accepted at ,,.. lotlmot• nattonal desk 7 ft, 1-rubbcr Dale Wlppol lupply LYle Clover Farm Store. Tup. bolt, 8 In wide 50 ft lo ng, :1pers Plains 0 215 Unlo1 Avo. 12 H P. motors, heuvy duty/. See Elizabeth Lyons Pomeroy, Ohio Stanley Gibbs, Long Bottom t 13 1moc 8po111ored by tbe Rose Barden Route No 2. 10-3·611p Club Your Onlk Authorized Used ElectriC Stove $35 00 , Coa • Hoodquortero For Fuller B USH MAN ' Heatrola $20 00, Gas Furnac Gamsonlte Luggage - Lane Codar James Marriner conversiOn bureau $40.00J, Chests - LAU W1ndow Fan11736 I. Main St. Phone 6128-X i 0·7·611 Frilldalre Refrigerators. Pomeroy, Ohio . . ' Ioker Fumlturo, Mlddloport, Ohio Case rubber Ured farm Pho.. No, 128 - Allor 5 PM tratle r, 429 If . 10-Hf f,xtra short turnmg radlu Good conditiOn $8900 Phone Rummogc Sale In Pickens Store TI!RMITIS lli:TIRMINATID 3042, Douglas Circle, nc ar Bas building, corner of Znd and Mul· han. I 0-3·6tfp For !roe lns~ectlon pb~ne 3811-M, berry, starting Thursday, Oct. 10 Gilmore Supply Storo, Pomoror. through the 12th. Grace EplscoAll work guaranteed. Fully In· Fresh cow llenry F Baile y, Flat· pal Gu1ld. 10 ~ 3tc sured. Vaughan's Industrial and woods Rood, Pomeroy, 0 Real i01.tlal Termite Control SerTho Cut ond I Curl ltauty Shop 1o 5 3tc vice, St Marys, w. Va. 7 25 t1 RaeJDe, Route I Open Monday ---Double drain board porcelat n sink, thru Saturday, 9 30 a. m. to eas rangf, tlectric rang e, ..eoal 8 00 p m 6 miles East of Ra· he:~trola, 'larlous Rl'hcles Sale WE BUY olno op Rorlne and Portland Rd. , hold at EPIRCopal Pnrlsh House. M"Y Stare Powell, operator. • 10 > m Ootober 9th I 0 5 3tc haUCTURAL I IIAMI - . ;t: 10 pte . _...~.,__- -- - - WCilAP !RON -MITALl Small g1·occ~y and delleatcsscn , PUILIC SALE tn Rutland acro.'is road from Tho·iftlderslgned will offer lor new school Domg good bUSI· VALLEY nle ot pubhc auction on Saturday ness Priced rrasonahle or w1ll the 20th day of October, 1907, at JUNK CO. trade for good small home. the rbldenee of the l~te Etta Al ~ u 22 arrc fnnn on sehoul Wolf, deceased, located about one· hu~ and mall route ror sale m· half mile West of tho Radne·B•· trade George Kennedy , ltut· ~bon Rood and about four mll01 lond, o. 10 4 6tp RAPIO & TELEVISION Sl!RVICE. from Racine In Sutton Township, Phone 200 Cleland Appliance )Ioiii county, Ohio, beginning at - Store 116 W. Matn St., Pomeroy 10:00 o'clock A M,1 the following Used eos cconye-lon burner nnd 2 23 If blower lor furnace Call 320 personal property: sewing machine 10 2 6tc 2 beds I solo ond ?. chairs quill com· Good living room suit r 2 tables curtains 2 heaters WANT ADS "'U I 3 .. .. -- 62 ForScie Se -- Rummage Auction I I . - ' - ------ Legal Notice 1117) Help Wanted '· 1 OHIO ,.,...11 ,_ fUllS ~:~~.N::!~t~ilon. IOiler-Brown Nuptials Was Event Of .. September 221n Presbyterian Cbu.rch 1 clyde w. Va., Floyd Emerick, 1707 Oak St, The weddmg of Mary Mar11aret Parkersburg Weal Virginia and 01ler, daughter of Mrs.. Anna Helen Keohler, Donora PenuyJ. Grade Oiler, Syracuse and Ken· vama, who are non-residentl of neth Oiler, Polk, 0, to Daryl the State of Ohio; Francia Hatch, F Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs Fay Johnson, Donald Reed, Jack Carol Brown, Mmeral Wells, W. Reed, Guy Reed, whose addresses va, was an event of Sept. 22 are unknown and cannot without held at 2 30 p m 1n the Presby. reasonable diligence be ascertain· tcrtan Church 1n Syracuse. ed, and all the unknown hetrs, The double rmg ceremony was devisees, legatees, uecutor1, ad· preceded by 30 mmutcs of pre mmlstrators and ass1gns of S. S. nuptial mustc on the ptano and Reed, deceased; and all the un· solovax by Mrs Margaret Neu· known hetrs, devtsees, legatees, man, a'nd two vocal solos by the executors, administrators and as· Rev Howard Ruppel! who per· s1gns of M W. Reed, deceased; formed the ceremony that follow· and all the unknown heirs, devi· ed HIS numbers were "Because" sees., lesatee•, executors, admlnl~ 1 and "The Lord's Prayer " trators and a'8lgns of Mrs. A. A The brtde was given In mar· Jewell, deceased; and ail the un· r•age by her uncle. Hersc~el known heir>, devisees, legatees, Dtddle and she camed a brtdll executors, admtrustratoro and as· bouquet of white carnalions and atgns of Mrs A M Hoyt, deceased pmk sweetheart rosebuds on a and a11 th e un known heJra, devt· white B1ble wtlh ,equtn st ream · Iers Her brt'd a1 gown was or wh1te sees, 1eeat ees, execu tors , admmu trators and a<Stgns of A. R Reed, \ sattn ballerma length and she d d d II th 1m 1 { 1 ecease ; an a e un own wore a finger lip vet o ny on heirs, devlse(!8, legatees, executors net admtnlstratoro and aS!tgns ol r. 'The new Mrs Brown was a!· B Bre'ed, d>Ccased; and all the tended by Mtss Mary London, SJ· unknown h€ltrs, dev1sees, legatees rae usc dressed m a pmk taffeta executoro, •dmlnistrators and as· ballert~a length dress with 1 1 f Fr kl 10 B R d d s gns 0 •n • ee • eceas· coloma! bouquet of rnulll-colot·•d ed; and all the he1rs, ~ev1see5, curnatJOns with wh1te streamers legatees, executors. admlmatrators Donald R Starkey, Columbus, and assigns of Cornelia S. Rose, was best man deceased, and all the unknown The flower garl Kathy Fran~ heirs devisees, legatees, executors, ' administrators and aSI!gns of Mal· or Reed, deCPaBed who are un. known and connot with reasonable diligence be ascertained, will take notice that the Eastern Local Dl~ t1lct Board of Educatton, by Carl Barnhart, lleedsvllle, De I mar Baum, Chester, Walter Brown, of The Friendship Farm Bureau Reedsville, and Wtlbur Parker, Counctl met at the Ralph and Chester, all of Meigs County, Ohio Rober! Lee home lor the October has ftled s petition In the Common meeting which was opened b) Pleas Court of Melgn County, Ohio, prayer bY Halite Roush Case No. 12,604, to quiet UUe 011 The mtnules of the last meet the following described real e~ lng were read and approved Roll tate· Situate In the County of call was answered by Mr and Meigs, Ohio, In Olive Township, Mrs Lloyd Roush and Wayne, in Section No 3, Range ~o. ll, Mr and Mrs. Harold Roush, Jin1 Township No 4 and a part ol 100 Blosser, Mr and Mrs Andre• acre lot No. 104 In the plat of Cross, Mr Rnd Mrs. Edson Roush Reedsville, beginning at a point Mr and Mrs ,Gene Yost, Charles 13 teet east of the center of Stale thetss, Mrs Margaret West atfd Route 124 &old 259 feet north one Deborah K , Mr and Mrs Rober! degree east from the Intersection Lee and Mr and Mrs Ralph Lee or State Route 124 and State Route Election of olltcera was bel~. 680 thence south ~ de~rees 20 with the following betng elected· minutes east 155 feet, thence north Gene Yost, President; Harold two degrees 23 minutes 247 feet, R9ush, VIce Prestdent, Mary K thence north 86 d•greea 30 m1n Yost, Secr~tary-~easurer, Chari· utea west 1~9 feet thence south es Theiss, Dlscussmn Leader, one degree 2~ minutes west 243 and Roberta Lee, News Reporter. feet to the place of beginning Planning for an mcreued po· The prayor of sa1d petitton Is pulatlon was the lesson material that the plamt1ff be adjudged diScussed. Refreshments were owner In fee simple of said prem· served The November meeting ResiCtcnce-New close In 4 rooms will be held at the home of Mrs , basement, garage, 7 22 acres Glom West Hard ,wood floors, oil furnace. !sea, thai the lhl~re!i of the de· Beauttrul modern k1tehen. pan- fondants be adjudged null and eled tn knotty pine. Double void and that plaintiff's title be bath, basement, garage, 7 22 A quteted aga1nst the interest of smk-M1carta top Owner fman- said dcfendaots ced $2~00 dowu. Will gtvc pos· The persons first above men· sc!Slon $7MO Uoned wlll toke notice that they Farm-80 aues, 6 rooms and have brcn mllde parties defendant bath, barn, outbutldmgs, gAS to the said pelttlon and they are available Mmeral ri~ht• Alh• require to •nswcr the same, on Clmlmers tractor with plows. or before the 30th day of Novem· culttvators Saw mtll 60 hp ber, 1957. contmenlnl engine All In good Eanern Local Dlstnct condtllon 6 head of cattle LO· Bollfd of Educahcn by cated on county road Milk Ca•t Bernhart, Delmar and school bus routes All of Banm, Walter Brown, lhl• for only $11,500 00 Earl D. Wilbur Parker, Members Mtndor-Realtor Pearl Packet' O'BrJCn and O'Brien, Agt·nt Phone 201 10 5 3te Attorneya fOI' Plaintiff (9) 24, (tO) I, 8, 15, 22. 29, 6to I I I Frlen · dsh•IP Farm BUreaU Councl'l Meets I els, wor,.a floor length JOwn ol pink nylon net. The brtde'o mother wore a rown olllght blue lace wttb black oecessorles and a pink carnation corsage The groom's mother wore navy blue crepe with black aece!Sorles and carmd a pink carnation corsage. I A reception was held ot the home of the bride's grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. William Diddle, Syracusue. A thre• tiered wedding cake topped with the tradi' Ilona! brtde and groom was cut and served Those~ assisting were Mrs. Naoml Lonaon, Syracuse; Mn. Rich· ard Oller, Middleport; Mrl. Lewls Oller, ll!eConnel.ovtlle; Mlu Eva Mae Cook, Syracuse and Mrs. Thelma Collin•, Middleport For her going away costume th e brtde wore o navy bl ue dress and carr1ed a corsage rr oru her bridal bouquet. The b 'd · d te I R rt e " a gra ua o acme High School and of the Cam· den.Ciart School of Nursin~. Parkersburg, where she Is DOW MT.OLIVE ' Snoke Hl~hll ~ ta~it~~n:.~.:;.r~~:~t~e~:r~~ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mts. Richard VanMeter of lltverly, 0. Mrs. Denver Curtla, 1.arr7 and Keib, spent thfwek end in cbl· umM~~· Pearl Powell of ·Parkers- burg, w. Va .. IJ apendlnl a week vacation with her m~ther, Mrs. Emma Powell. e SAVE Ll,;o1ve·rnor Makes • AprooJamation New 57 Model Chevrolets Out·nf.town guests ineluded Mr. and Mrs. Carol Brown and daughter, Mlnetal Wells; Mrs. ·Della Starkey, and Don R. Star· key, Columbllll, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 01ler and children, M<· Connclsville; Mr. and· MrJ. Glenn Davis, Stockport; Mn. Bl· ohard Oiler and Mrs. Thelma Col· hns, Middleport an~ Mro. Allee Flanagan, Parkersburg. ,, TREMENDOUS . • SA VINGSI YOUR TRADE IN WILL NEVER BE WORTH MORE! % 1 cow liDDING l MINNEAPOLIS - The UniverstiY of Minnesota E~te~Sion Ser·,1 nee satd t)ut ~28.719 dairy cow' ; or about a third of the cows lu Minnesota were bred artlltclaU) m mo. J I GET A BREATH TAKING DEAL NOW AT . POMERO.YMOTOR CO. Ponlero)' W, Mala St. SAVE NOW Day.Jn - ~~1 • SAVE ltaf Dodge toronet ll.m, 4 dr., ~doon. Push butlon ahlft. Boou· tilul two tnne grey finish One locul owner. Blaettnar'l, rome· roy 10 5 6t• 2 dr, $1,695, liard new original two tone and white finish Power Smart rfd and black In . Bllftlnan, Pomeroy 10 8 6tc ~ ' ., f\ ' ,. DAILY CROSSWORt) Courage Can Tum· Bad Luck To Good il " out, You •. ,· 20. ~~;oa•avor. iBoO~) ~ ;· at lllileso as the average cost of electric service moves downward ct.iwl 28. Oonlume !' ,J;:2T. ~--iii part ':\e&Venly .. ,... •~9: Pirllelti ~ t.V/. ·~ I· ,, ;•v u. ltllbiltPcl n. Enemy acout (pel8.~ DOWN 1. Stranre but .... I I" I~ · I" I· ~ , .. I" · ~ II I'" r ,' 1'7 I'" i' \ '·~·=t!'·:, ' ~ ~. terti ~ ~' • li<ll!lel to ,, " WO •ll!ulilcllote 31 Wile of ' ' Napoleon'm , 32. Yield ... Ooddsspot the moon ,. ,, . I' I!' SS. Bath.er'a j)Oior We wish to thank our rolallvea, nellhbors and friends for their aympathy and floral offerings, Dr Plekeno, tho Holr.or Hoopltal •t tcndanlo; the Ewlna Funeral Home; Rev. John Elwood and the oincero for their kind •o•·v. Ires durin& the recent ll!neSI 1nd death ol Mrs Emma Sor· 11•nt. The Sargonl Family ' 1081tc lN7 Pentlar V8 4 dr. $UI& Sodan One eoreful owner Almost like th~ day It was sold. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 10 0 6te ilXnu!: %1.. Ill - (8) Aut.lSoles I~ g <tt;; CHESTED First Birthday Observed For ' · David Swisher ·· ,r 'IN STOCK • \ West v.·rgut· . I; ONLY A FEW from Parkersburg H1gh School and is employed at tbe Dupont Co., Parkersburg They are residing al 938\1 Hur· dock Ave, Parkersburg. Fire Department Auxiliary Plans · , ' For Soup Supper "an: ~OW . Returo rom Florida Vacation Trip ·Rutlan~. to k Clly and George H Gardner. wald K'ennedy, !tits, to H. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Millo have F•qal plans werc, mnde for tholr nnd Geqrg'e II Gordner RutlanS. roturned from a IV~eatlon 111 annual Soup Supper ff# • their Joh11 C SmitH cert of ~trans Florida where (hey v.olted hh families when , the Auxiliary M s~lisbury to Beatrice Ellen and brother, Hubert Mills, an~ fnmlh the Middleport Fife llepartment Win. F Sutlth. at St. Petersburg They also 11 had a potluck supper at thl! Fife men's Hall Monday evonlng P. MP and Dorothy Cowder~. tended one of the auction• given by Howard the Trader, former lo pareel, Olive to Anasloslo Saatl '-'rs. Russell Mills, president cal resident, and )Irs: M1lls won was tn charge of the busineB! Niiny by c d P. M. and Dorot ow ~. firlt prizo in ldentlfyin~ songs parcel; Olive to Anastasia ,Staat•. played on an organ at ,he auc· meetmg and Mrs. Sidney T Ru•· sell 18 general chairman oi the Carol F and Vivian liicrc~ 5A , . supper to be held on October 29 ,V. 1\ou•h. Rutland, to John'and Ellen Tucker. tlon. !heir way Mwn they travel Plans were also made for a Ba,' , ' .Jatrot and Cltrrle Bobo ~8.9A Paul Ji; and Nolda C'liver. 1~1 79 ledOnalong the West' Coast, vtstted zaar to be held before Chriatma•. ' •, ,Ciilumbia, to Ohio Power Co. .P0merqy, to Ray F. and Mane F. al ,Key West and returned up the During the soCIOI hour th•· ,. Habel Norris, dec.. a!lld of Woodgeard. East Coasl travelling prl•c whteh w~ btought ~ "•trJtls., to Everett Norris, Let~rl Thomas B. and Margaret Likens, Amona the places lhliy enjoyed by Mrs. James Dantels was won E L and Edra Profitt!, four 117A, Ruland, to L. 0. and espeelally was a primitive Semin· by Mrs c. R. Karr sr parcels, Lebanon, to M~ylord and Marie Shill~!. ole Indian vtllage, tile Tom Bar· Present were Mrs Milia, Mf! Wilma Harris. 1 Marie F. and Ray H. Woo~geard lett fatm where movies are made. " ' •E. . L\ and Edra Prolfl\1, Gor lot M, Pomerov, to C. c. Cuck1er. the Ro8S Allen of TV lome and Daniels, Mrs. Karr • Mrs. lohn ck!nl atid 'Ruth PrOffitt, correction J E n. and Freda Harttnger, Stephen Foster's home on the Vroman, Mrs Emmet Shule•. Mrs. Jaek Bechtle, Mrs. Howard deNetl,ll!"bAanonM trto E L97. AProsr!;!~ parcel, Chester, to ' Sybil Ehera· Swanee Riv~r. ·, e 1e o on, • . · bac:h Dalley, Mrs Robert Mcf:)~inn) . Mrs Davtd Ohlmger. Mrs Char :· !p Dbris M Shetter, Frtmcts SYbil E~I'Sbaob, parcels, Chest· 't•a Morton O'Ne•l\ and Emily Mor J er, to J. E b and Freda Harting· les Murray. r •• ton Trace. , er · '· .Edgar and Lena Belle Pu. •Ins. ' Addie and Mlllord Hawk, 4~A., 1' 4~A Orange !o John C ami. orang~:, to J)dgar Pullins. • , 1 Lora aohnsbn.,; Dwl,ht and Dora Kennedy, I> A., • ~ Lorenlo • l! Bittkley, parce1• Rutland. to Lewis and Allee Ken· · Ollv~ \O Alice Foully. d · , · ' Thelma M Pratt. u, lntorc't ne y. Govemor Cecil Ulider!OOd of !bt 4, Middleport, to Rolph R West Vtrglnla )laa proclaimed this Pratt. ' '' week~ Hot Lu~9b l'rouwn Week The first birtbday ol ;o~vid c. D. and Clara Adams, 111 The families of M. L. Moore, tbrouehou \He . ita'te of West V:u- SWisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil· l ., ""· rodj, trustees, Antiquity Oh1o Parkersburg, W. Va., and Leo'dell glnla. ' liam Swisher, was celebrated at 'l Baptist Church. l)avldson, Harrisonville spent The week , will be obsQrved a\ his home on Brownell Avenue on ' • 'Sylfil Eber•baeh, adm , Thorn· Sunday with their uncle and aunt H110n EieJ~~eillary Sehool by Thursday evening. U• w. Wagner. det~t Letart, par· Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Calvert and extendlag ·~ inVitltion to lhe par· His birthday cake had one can· eel to Ernest J. and Vashti M enjoyed a picnic dinnel. ents ol pupils to come one flay Tli e seven grahddau&IJters •I during the week to have tnelr dle and was served wtth ice cream Grimm. ' th h I to the following guests: Mr. and , Ernest and Estella Clark the late Mr. and Mrs. Georn lunch at e sc oo · . .S/IOOA, Letart to Earl and Ber· D1tvldann, Hltrrtsonvllle Road Par~ta III~Y then see first hand Mrs Allen ' Knopp, \Irs. Paul I were present for the oeeaslon.~ bow lbe proeram is operated lind Swisher grsndparents; Mr. and ' t)la 0, Robinson. · see the food served. No sp'ecial Mn. John Fultz apd Anlla Marie, '· Wilham N. and Thressie be served. Only the reg- Wallae<l Brsd!ord and daughlers. 1 "'"J® J1/100A, OliVe to Hat'l';i • HIGH.&.OW TEMPS d ta I'" :rid Ila R. Osborne, Jr , that t~e slu en re· Neda ·and Carolyn, Mrs. Vernon 1 ;NEW YORK UP - Hottest spot · Clyre H Smith, correction deed In the" nation Sunday was Gila celve be served at the price Young, Frances 1Gullett, Middle· port; Mr.- and Mrs. Frank Titus Letart to 1Boliva Smith. Bend, Artz, w1th , o high tempet- of twenly·seven tenta. and sons, Frank Allan, Stephen \1! !,!) G•""ntr dee afid trano ature ol H ~ees, the U. S BIG TU~nl and Robert, Pomeroy; Mrs. Harold llul1tn1 !1. Clay, George\ Weather Bureau reported \oday. BOOTHBAY HAROR, Me- Voglesong ·and Melinda, Ironton; : , , H. Gar~•~r ~nd Jessie Kennedy; 'file c9llie11 tetl)pel'ature recorded Jeslld K'enntdy, ·dec., alfid. of I this M~m\1\g tlas ·19 at Bryce An elght·foot !urt~ wei)l~mr, Mrs, Harold Jones, Mmersville. more than a ton was hatpooned •. trans. Rtlll!tnd to Waid K~nnedy ,~anyou. Utah. from a sport hshmg boat off he•·• I Mrs Bradford ~ltd Yo:;:g It took 12 loen ~0 minutes to were unab!P. to atten I e P Y land it. because of lllnes~-AOIIOSS 2 Removed 22. &!If· 1. Sto~ from box " ume. O.!l¢iey 3 Fro~en water ' ness 11oe~t. 4 Old wet~\ 24. Mtit r, 0. 'l;o ~eat !9fi!!'Q9~ ' 2D. ~~ar I. cvar.) 0.1\'l'l)flllY of 1~. ~d marbv e M•rit• -rrais cBe!g.) 7. City lOki, ) 14 Dolit1h 12. Faatene<~o 8 Dlpoout 1~. Cow's auhoes 9 Bored by chew. 13 QonaleJ. overtndul· lng l&Uon gence morsel klli,..ll'• ~·• lf.Tupe ' 11, !l!lfedom 18. Cor~aota &!. Extraordi· lb:Btilt!ll , . Alan'~ ' '"··129.'ifl(l:.". l. - 11 ! l&~~i'lo'a copilot ntcknJmt ' Pttehes Csl,.rl ' 1e Broke 17. "-ball' ~ 31 Rub IT.IIti (con· ou~y 18 Chertsh~d eM ' . • fra9led) 19.'1\!~aJJ!ie animal 38 Temple SB panee tdli\!1;1" 21 Entttlo ~·rc~c) ~colloq.) • , ' • McEiror. Lennie McElroy '''~lt't!•lit Sallsburr to Hallie ere,. 1 Gl~ll~ls, Delores and George , lft\flman, cnrtpctlon, Chesler. to ~ltb, Mabel, Lela and Dohnlc · Kl~g. · 1 • ,• ila~oldJ Isabel, Ernest Cdrna ' '4 a3:oA ~ut!On, lo Jutnes apd Carpahllh 1 ttic ,curtis. lots 15 onil 1G " '. it , lte, to Rlchnrd L and JoSle ' · /-1 W r.;;:;;:.,;;;:;~;;;;:~;_-=;;;;,;==~~-::-:7:::--;--; SAVE ...,OW n • ,.\f .- .r " 1 and many other Items Lealer L. Roush, Admlntstrator of Ella Wolf, dece..ed, GIRLS COAT, Slxc 12, Boys sport Crlt Bradlord, Auelloneer. root, size 18, 2 wool trousers, (10) 8, 18, 22. 3tc size 18. Phone 14·X Pomeroy 10 I 6te 121 Card Of Thanks --- c Mrs. F.week M. In Kelly and daughter spent Parkersburg wHh OLDEST DRIVER? 3 their daughter Mr. and Mrs Cectl HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. UPBl ll sse · d J Clark Staples, New Jersey's old· ~.~:!':E: ~~=~~~~e~~:.~t'~ ~~Y est ll<ensed driver also may be with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Meter the nation's oldest. He, is 98. Sta• pies, once a c~nductor on horse of Portland. cars, has drtven 3'/3.000 miles Mr. and Mrs Rodney Pierce and since 1920 without an accident. He of the modern driver: I get !~~~:,n~~::~:~:rc~i~~B:fl~~~:: says out of the way and giv• him tho wMrs. ..t VIrginia. whole rGad. ' Vergle Pigott 'l,s IU. employed The groom gtaduated PROFESSORS' HOUSIS BRUNSWICK, Me.-Four Bow· doln College professors ' have proved to be pretty handy with their hands as well a• their minds. They will move tbiJ !all Into lour prelabrteated houses they helped put together. liatiy's~htlnei.'Pomeroy-Midd)eport, 0., Oct. 8.'1951-7 r • .w i·~-;-,+,,:F:' t "" +,-f:.'i~.. and Allie Gard-;.er.' ' 1 lfaRSiei'S Allie Gardner, dec .. allld. trans 1 ' • ANDERSON, Ind. - (UP) -111'. and Mrs. Earl To0111bs w're on their way home (rom a 60-mlle trtp to Greenburg ln their auto mobile wh•n Mrs· Too~bs scream· ed and leaped into tho back seat Toombs glanced to tbe Ooor of the car and discOV~red the CIUllO of his wtfe's rr11bt - a three-foot black snake. . I &'; ~m~.· ~ ~· ,' ~~·~11- ·~ 1,;:· I' :~ I'"' 1"':' I"• ~ ploaatnr DMLYmY~~~~-·~n~· ' I A~E ,YOU, WITH THAT LADDii!Rf I HAVE TC' THROW A PIECE OF PAP~II. IN MY WASTE PSKET ••on SALE: one Lancaster deep well Jet pump with pressure tank and switch. Also 85-leet plastic plfoO, 1V. X IV<, one architect's drawmg table, stool and tool• One typ~wrlter desk and ono filing eablnot, handmade. One electric tlble saw, one wood lathe, one solid oak sideboard, one HWhlte" aewlng machine, antique Phone Pomeroy 8111-J 10 2 6tfc (II) Wonted To Buv "" ...... i............. .. _ ... ~ ==-=· .... ... llttMnr, 0111<1 ,; tQMPAN'I:J, 'I: �\ ' the guest of Mr and 1\!rs. Albert dauKhler, Donna, spent the week Vroman 11 on vacation from th' Rusche! .Jr at a Wiener ro41st. Sat· end m FmdiRY with Mr and Mrs. Oh10 Valley Elcctnc Cbrp. , - 11-----_._'-----------,- ---.-~-- Pomeroy Penonals urday evening at Pp• Uand park !:harles Hoffner and family. J Mr and Mrs Robert Tarn;r MISses Leda Mae and Dolores Mr and Mrs. James R Hood of and son Michael, Bucyrus, spent Monday after undereoine surgery at the Vete1 ans Hospital In Hunt Mr and Mrs Albert Smith and 1n~ton and IS tonvalesclng mcely. family spent the well end In CoMr and Mrs Gerald Mcintosh lumbus wtth their daughter and apd fanuly, Huntington, and Mtss Kraeuter of Nelsonville, spent the Columbus were week end guests of I the weekend with h1s panlnts, Mr. week end With theJr parents, Mr. MISSes Lena and Kat1e Guth. and llrs Eldon, Krauter, Mormng Mr and Mrs Robert Seaburn &On-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Mary Denm~ of Columbus vtslted Star Hawley and family. over the week end with Mr and Dav1d Hysell, student at Ohio and Roy Beegle of Beaver Falls. p_. were weekend guests of theJr Mrs. Charles Buek and Mrs Ev· M" George Hoefilck State UmverSJty, spent the week parents Mr and Mrs Harry erett Bachner and d~ught~r, Kar· j Mr and Mrs Bus Eubanks and end w1th h1s parents, 'Mr and Mrs Beegle. Dorcas, and other rela· en, were busmess \'18ttors u Chtl- chtldren, T?mmy, Terry, Kathy V1ctot Hysell, Mtnefliviile. t1ves. licothe. M o n d a y /' and Ktm of New WJimmgton, Pa , Larry Holter, student at Ohio Johnny and Cheryl Lehew spent were week end guests of Mr. and Eleven mem bers of I he Sugar Sunday wtth thetr grandparents, Mrs Thomas Hennessy Jr and State Umverstty, spent the week Run PTA attended the Metgs Mr. and Mrs WiJIJam Thuener , famtly and Mrs T A Henne end wtth his parents, Mr and Mrs County Counc1l PTA h.> ld recentSyracuse ssy. Clifford Holter, Mormng Star ly m Chestc1 They were Mrs ·iijj· and Mrs. Joe Turner and wero accompanJCd home by their 1mall . B. H. Sanborn Missiona'l' Soci~ty Silver Wedd~~9.·· Meeting Held Monday At Middleport Anniversary Is ~ The B. H. SanborD Mlulonary Durlnc the business mettlnc a Ob dM'Onuuy '"'"..!. · Soetety met Monday evening at contribution ol ~ &lven serve the Ftrst Baptist Church with )Ira. the Ohio Baptlat Camp Kitchen ,. . •· Wll :\ ~­ ' IQ 1 di:wghtcJ Debby who had spent the past ' month ' With her grand Milton Hood, president, prealdlltc Equipment FuDtl' and another cot\ Miss Judy Chaae enterjal~~e4 oD _ alter the meeting opened with an trlbution wu voted for the World Monday evenl!lf In honor of the parents organ prelude by Mrs. C. P. Brad· Communiy Day procram twenty-fifth a~niverlijf, t of her · pan,~ls' weddlne. Jill. tlld 11ft< • Robert llayth, ll•lhards, eam• bury. Theme of the )ear's work as an· It was announced that the eueot Clarence Chae ee~lir~~ their after nJS w•fe and daughler, Su· nounced at the annual Houseparty speaker at he · jljovember meelinc silver annlversuy aJ J~~ bomll , ~ an, who had been v1sltmg her Granville '" June Is "Living would be Mrs. Briggs Kirby, Che- 1In Rutland APd durtne.llie eveDIDi parents. Mr and Mrs S T Rus· at Waters" and Mrs. Marcaret Ella shue, lnte~proter. The new mem· ' Mr. Chase sho1fed. m~ln(Jplctu.a sell, last week MJSs Myrna Rus- LewiS painted a picture symbolic bers were tntroduced, Mrs. Luella made diU'lng the tw~~lf,ftve years sell, Columbus, wa'li also a week of the theme which was presented Harrison and Mrs. C. B. Buoyer. and Robert Tew~y " IQoi pieH II k1ru5 t d h 'Mtss Jeannette Bass of Columbus Mrs Wtllard Ebersbach and Roy Tracy Jr • county president, end guest of her parents. by the Prisc1lla Circle to the So- The meeting elooed wllh a pra1er lurea of tbe Plflr· , omer aw re urne orne t spent the week end wtth her par- daughter, Cheryl, were busaness Mrs Harold Ebersbach Mrs W c M Hcnncsy left Monday for c•ety with Mrs John Full% ma.lng by Mr& Harry Hqudaabeit. I Amngementu ol fall fldar . A G1bbs, Chester Kmght Columbus and wtll be accompan· the presentation Monday evening. A salad' course d b were used throuchout tll.e C_ _ 1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., 1 ent•, Mr and Mrs Stanley Bass VISitors 111 Galhpohs, Saturday. The Priscilla Circle were In h was serve . Y home and the dlnlne·table, 1ru , , 1 Norman Spencer ol Columbus Mrs Emma LeJihelt, Mrs. Theo .Mrs Elza G1lmoi c Jr , Mrs Char· 1e d home bY M•"S Hennesy who charge of the program lor the ev· t e members ol the Dorcas Ctrcle centered with a allver "25" au,. was the week end guest of Mr. and dore Lehew and Mr and ·~rs Wll· lcs SpC'nccr Mrs !..1·o Bryan. haa bccn staymg w1th her soJtl·' n· thirty-four members. Arrange· pended trotjt a heart of ruffled 'Mrs Truman Russell and family, J ham Lehew and son, Teddy, visit- Mrs Pearl Williams, Mrs Gard- law, Gordon Harris, and sons emng and the·~. topic was ''The to menu ol fall flowers and autumn ' net and allver sequins over • min· 11 arr1s was 111 Atlanta , •1 Mrs Norman Rose, Mrs Erma cd, sunday m Oncnt with M•ss ncr Wl'hrun g-, Mrs Donald Hauck w1u1c •t II' rs Leaven of Love with Mil. Owen foliage were t<;cd on the tables lature bride alld sroom! The· two 1ra · , w1 tl 1 hc·r SISt~r. •t Cook and George Frecker o( Pmc Dorothy LeifhCJt and In Columbus And Mr.s James Ol1ver ,, rs Gor don B~atton Mrs. Gerald Anthony and sue Ellen Llevlng, two-week-old tiered weddlnc take was lo ....1 Cldy a'nd family MISs Rhoda Hall taking Plrt In d~ughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Raymond by a miniature bridal eouplep~ IGrove, VIsited Saturday wath Mr with Mr and Mrs Robert Lehew T"*'· & Wed. Ocf, 1·9 and Mrs E J Hill and daughter !Irs Malco>lm Mill er. who ho, the "'rvlce The pro~r.am commem· Ltevt~g, . wu the , only guest all th'e silver and white theme. orated the 25th annlfermy of tbe the meeting. 1 "'·· Ch I·•·• ku b' FAMILY NIGHTS Mr and !Irs Paul Hill and lam Mr and Mrs Eugene Chapm 811 heen m Holzer llosp•tal as a mr Love Gift offering ..,.... •se wu 11:1...., "' er , lly,d 1Mr 1an~ ;llr~ Roy Jones Jr of Columbus spent the week end d!Cal pallcnt Since F11day was The devotional servlee was glv· annts and cousin In aei'vlng \bO Horror & SCJonco Fiction Show , an ami Yand Mr and Mrs. Doyle with h1s mother, Mrs Nouna Chap· returnc d home Mon doy. en by the Lovejoy Circle with :drs. D I refreshments. Mrs. Carl qllmore • 1 Mrs Edgar Allensworth and Allen Hughes eonductlqg the ..,.. Michael London Yvonne Lime . Oatman all of Columbus spent the man I 1\0Se 0 ge presided at the punc:ll ~wl; lfn.. week ' end w1th the1r parents, Mr Mr and Mrs Hemy Reibel reMrs Floy Ga rdner, EatOn, mo Craag Rawlmgs and Mrs.. Jamc.; VIce on tbe topic "Love" The lei· Robe~t Tewbbary served eolfee "I WAS A TEENAGE Iand Mrs E J Hill and assisted in turned home Sunday cvemng art- ther of Fred I Ga~tlncr, pastm Johnson spent the weekend Ill VICe ending With a vocal solo I trom,.~ allver service; ~~~~. JutJ. WEREWOLF" making apple butter on Saturday era VISit m Ftndlay w1th Mr and of the M1d!.lleport Church or Columbus and were ~ uests "God Who Touchesth Earth •With , I son "nile ~rv~d tho c,a)le ~ - al.loMr. and Mrs E J Hill were re· Mrs Charles Hoffner Sr and lam· Chmt, IS VISJlJn g her son and Mr and Mrs Robert Jay. They Beauty" by ~Irs. c. E. Hoyt. M•mber~ 4fo.the White Jlo"' 1liu~rt ,~y(,ilm ~!1!1~1111. ' cent business vtstors In Parkers- Illy Whtlc there they spent a day daughter m law and Jsr,U!tJRg w1th went to see Robcn w. Rawlmgs, - - - · - - - - - - - Lod~c. Auxiliary of'the Brothor. / . ~P' M · €h.,,roe\>lved a Steve Terrell Glorta Cosllllo burg, West Vlrglnla. at Elyrta wtth Mr and Mrs Carl the r.mrch apple butter project who has pc~ n a surg ical pat1el'\t hood of Railroad Trainmen wl num..,- :~1 , ~ •filr t~etr aDnJ. Mr. and Mrs Harry Beheler of Jones and fam1ly and 1n Toledo lfrs S1rlncv T Russell is Ill a' at Grant Oosp1tal Mrs. Rawlings I others m Middleport have iesrn· · versar'y. qu~ l~luded Mr. ~d "INVASION OF THE Huntington were Sunday guests of wHh Mr and Mrs James Ogdm, her home w1th an att.o.rk of flu has been m Columbus for the ect l!lat Mrs. Gussie Johnson, Jot. Mro Ca_rl GIJIOOt'l'; ~d Cula Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andr<•ws and tn Norwalk With Walter Rei- Mr .uuJ Mrs Ch11rl cs Vrom,w, pa!ft thre,e weeks while her husSAUCE~·MEN" dia~~apollo, Vlee-Gnod Prosld~o Mr. ADO !trs. ii~!Mjrt Taylor ~d 1 and family btl aod son Mark Iefl t-nday lor a band was hosptlah•cd and fO· of District •4; died unex]!!ctedlJ Helen Lo~,t•11o Mi'i!lld Mra. Jtldlon Miss Mao· Alice Andrew!! was Mr and Mrs Donley Reibel and varatum 1n Flonda while Mr turned here today when be 'it'll on September 28. · 1W•Jte, lllr~~~d r.tlf, Robert Tewb The Middleport Garden Club ' 1 b•r11 ll'fd!'Jea.ortl'> 1\lr. and Mrs. was entertained Monday evening Mrs. JOhiiSon stayed at 1 lhe /La 1Weber Ttie~l4,tt Mr. and, Mr1. October 7 at the oflice of the Salle Hotel when she came w IHarvey Ertewlne and JOCI!a lliay, Ohio Fuel' Gas Comp•ny In the lllllddleporl t~ act' IS Inspecting and i.a"'!! Dueao, Rutland.. t oats Building, North Second ofllcer of Whtte Rose Lodge. Ave with Janet Foltz Logan AI tho lime of her ,death sho BIG RAPIDS, )lleb.-,\ f(re, Hum~ Service Advisor' of th~ was chairman ol the Board 0 1 alarm sent the local equlpmen: GAO Company 111 charte ol the Trustees of the AuxiltarJ heme to a SJ).OI whe.;e the tlreflghters program for tbe Aged at Lake CrestvUle, ' found uve boya buddled II'Otlud Mrs james E Hilley, preSi· I_nd;;;;;;;;;;;:;;..,::;::;:::::::::::::;;;;;i;a;;;f;;;lrc==,::'"::s::at::lnO:g;:h;:o;;\::d;o~(lf~·::::1;;;1: . dent, presided and Mrs. Barr;.• • Ch~sher, VICe president and pre· 1 grim cha11man disttlbuted tbe I ' ' • • • progra1115 lor the 1ear 19~7·D8 She announced that tbe Novem ber hostesses would be Mrs. Cra·" Davis, Mus Lenore Giles for your kitchen work' and M" Rodney D9wnlng Ar rangements of fall flowers were exhibited by Miss Nellie Zcr~lo anrl M1s.s H:rrrle Mar1e Smith MISs Foltz' toptc was "Her~• ior Sp1ce" and ahe demonstratnd a complete menu which lnolodcd Swedish meat balls, potato 1alad piquant, carrots savory, dlll·lewl butter on broiled steak, pop'l.r For the firat week of the sole seed cake Recipe fold~r& w"'' I Yes, sir we have sp~nt many days in preparation't~hls fabul~us distributed to the guesta nnd sales event We have been buying merchandise all summer for members and Mn Marion Fren ~il " this Fall Harvest Sale and we know the smart buyer will ta~e adrece1 ved the door prize glv\,n by the Company. vantage of the FREE MERCHANllifSE OFFERS because they reEach Evening til 9 o'clock ~offee and cakes were aerv 'd present honest·to.goodness Money·~avmg opportumtles. by M11. Harl,y., Mrs. Ma•· Roll,.,., Open cveninJs b~ appointment during the second week " Mro Chesher, lira. Down"'' ' Guests were ,Mrl. L. E. lleynoll< and Mrj. Micpael H1ekett I ' If•• Wh •te l d v·ICe-Gran . dDead I I M'ddl eport Garden Club Meetl'ng He'ld I I ELBERFELD$ to I From Meigs Jail l . lltn' WITH ANY LIVING ROOM SUITE PURCHASED DURING THIS SALE PRICEO $219 UP! YOU SIMPLY CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS THIS UP! l·~to, .;ay Think what thts will mean to you! Buy either a llv· l{lg .room suite or be'droom suite and then choose a $100 dinette free of charge, or any other item that amounts to $100m our stores. EXAMPLE: f49 .00 Pial! oun Rocker 9.90 2 TRble Lamps ' work, cyh ves lo• dow• on Kouring. lullt.ln tlopal01 quicll draining. I $1.69 ELBERFE ~-·.' D's Soo our compltft stletfion of R!\bborma•d product$ • lc 'htat, toop, greo1e, and hot • •. rtsJstant sh11e BaptiSt Church, were Sun· ward Newk11k, pastQr of the Ch•.' dny guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar· Water ~~:_c~a_n_d_d:au:g~h:te:'':·----~~~~~~:~~~~~~-~~~~~·;, ~;!~.~.~!;-;·~~~· 20 95 2 Step Tables, 1 '• ~ Coffee Table 10.65 2 Thtow Rugs hOo.oo · 1 F~e ftlerchandbe ,.,, >.oro.•: ~vt.Y Pt,ct Exactly AI s~- trtat£&' '£~d ' rado suite will make a real contribution to lhe living In any home. . ' Special! Salt Special!. liNOLEUM lADIES RUGS Hq~E 9Xl2 SIZE 61 GAUGG • $4.88 PAIR Sk COTTON MATTRESSES Re~~Ia.r $14.U5 SPECIAL ~ 'fHIS SALE Regular $8.95 $9.88 3 pr. $.1.50 RUTLAND RNITU~~$ : \CO. '\ \ Rutland, Ohl~ All Metal IRONl·NG BOARD ' . GET A NICE •••• • BAS~ ~OCKEI I• CHA'IR SA~ ' ' the Ohio Power Co., wllll!e the principal speaker of, the even· lng at the joint meetln& of Uie Cbambera of Commerce of Pomeroy Middleport all4 :GamPolis witjllhe Kyger Creek At.. 'Th sd nl~l· •t •~e Ky•er Creek .High School soc lat ton ur ay ~· ~ "' • Oven 200 are expected attencl jhe affair. ------'--"-~'-:- , "Our Forty MJiea of Opportulifty" oubJe<t ol a p~~nel dJSCuuIon ' bY Jlx experll ln their reapt!ctltve ~~I . ' ~Ida \I'Ql.be the bl&blil\11 of the '1'\"11 cetlnC 1nd wUl be mriderated by OJU,~ l~k populll WSAZ Tole- ' I' J:ltJB Pt. Ple:asant-·:1', ' • -To-H f)i' strlct .., ., .. ' ' - - ----,- - -- lor ne; "ment• for the band "a!\1 ·rio.· ·••• new orange and SI,ck unllorms of the majorettes !lag-bearers, the unflorm of the drum major and the director. . Members of the Band Boosters Assoc1~tlon wlll ranvaas the busi· ness houses Saturday and band members Will conduct a ho.use-tohouse canvass m Middleport and surrounding towiiS. · -- Thorn Is Named To Part Time Police Duty Wtlbur Thorn was named a part time policeman on Monda/ evening at a meeting of the Mason Town Council. Thorn, a son of W. T. Thorn. retiring ehief of pollee, will Ilk• imllllldlately on a part basis. The elder Thorn recently re· signed to accept a position in Pukersburc aa, an ambulance driver for a funer~l home there. CJ, . J.l \. i Btr;;,lfim~.•!ir 0 lb ,,· •• .,,\ .. U I !, * F0"' Adol't Group 'I I I ' The Metga County Heolth De partment tod•y announced olons for an ad~lt', croup Polio Clinic to be held at the Heolth Depart· ment tbul'lday nlgbt (rom 7 to ,. p m be~ Church. t. • '1'1·\e clinic · will be '1'1' ··"t' l'CIIo IOWid•tlnn. lo tl> Npv. 1:-13. In attendance at tile Ttle...y meeting were R E. Boney, I*· Sldcnt· J E.....ter, clerk, Ralpb Grave~. member ond c. S. Gibbo, superintendent. Dr. Brown wu absent due Ill attendance at a Dental ConWJ~tion and Willipl Anderson d~ to Illness. _,.... ' •• • ' e1'her R . es1gns TeacJ..irl.., Post .IUA4f) At Middleport' '" Rice waa out ,,;~ Buhl also wu . called 08oit ' Qll striltes. llanlilll f1fe11 to IJauer ;.ID deep right eetiler. 1Jo ruaa, 10 bits, no er:rorr; noae · left. .. Yinlolio Thin! . Bauer pepl*l to 1 · - · Ia The reSignation ol Jamea Wei· h .....,.. left Slaugfiter center. Kubek rollec11Ct her, JuniOr Hlch Sebool teacher, ll!aort oUUa. walbcl · oa was recetved when the Middlepert five j)itches. Berra hit Bubl's Boord of Ed'l!'atlon met llonday 1U I .,..f cr llrBt pitch into the lowet rt,h: night at tbe Wgb School. · ~.. 0 J..llJCif field stand1 ,elose to the Ioullille 1 1 The Bond disruaJed problems or a bctme run, puttinc the YlJi. connected with the establishment tees ahead, 2.() Melloupl4'i of a cofeteri~J_in the new addi· ' 'layor E. l RobiiiSOD tod•) trickier put the mound ~nt 1/it tion to the High School bulldln' • r a bit when Mantilla eoufd tiOt as soon aa thq worlt IS eompleted uked that rtpldeols refrain from come up with a one-lwldtic! Rev. Lejeune Lewis, pastor of Announcem;nt WI$ made or buroillg leavr in tbe alreeta of aeroop. Lumpe walked and IIIIi Morgantown and Conference Dlr· I D Fall mee!Jng or the Southaaat Pomeroy. ey went Ill the mound to (Jit .fl 0 ector ol Youth Work, will meet Regional Ohio School Board' AI· The Mayor pelnted out thot Bubl John!on replaeed BUill 6* the young people followlna the f aociation at the Student Unlllll Pomeroy atreeta are now ill the lbe mound lor Milwoukee. Gene lunch period to dlaeuu the work at Ohio Unlversily 00 Wedoe,. be&t condition they have been ,. Conley wsa warming up In the of the Youtb Fellowship. day" Oct 16 and of the Slate for years, but that the beat gen· Milwaukee b.ullpen. Simpalln The evenln• aervice will begin meeting ol the Association whlel! erated from burning ol the loav· stru<k out. Two runs, two h!to, at 7:30 p. m. •~'be speaker In the Uon Wyllla U!odlngbam, Porn will be heId November 12•13 in es wlll weaken and destro Y th'- no erro11, two ,....left. Fourth 1 evening will be Rev. F. ·w.MeVIs, eroy, zone chairman of Dlatrlct Columbu& new •treet surlaees especially The game was beld up at the , Promotional Dlreetor of Sunday 13·H' condueted the flrat of fo.ur those tkat have the hot mi• sur· otart of lhe lourth mnlnl wile= School literature, from Day.ton. meetings Tu,.eaday night lor PLACED ON ~rtOIATION laelng. rasqe of paper was rele Th I d0""' U Llolll ortl@li to NeYi llalamor"' Throe juvenile aged boys ap !rom the upper stand' bebin e ea '" of a groupa in all 0., with leadeu of aU clubs In prebended last week after break MARKET REI'OiT third base. The poper Uttered cbur<bea are urced to be present bls zone atlendlne. mg tnto llarme Grade Sehool l · CINCINNATI 0 UP- Produrc the field ln foul terrttoey behind ~:~~~~:u:l t::tbRI~~!':,I70ne IS Lea4Ingh•m surveyed In detail have been pbced on probJtlon firm pr;ce; at farma eon· third. dutie1 and led an open dlseuulop Juvenile Judge John C. Bacon Eqs. bit and brown A' jum· ter an le4 an open dlseUIIidn on aaid today Th~ oldest, 16, wiU ;,'!me;;:;. Ae large 47Si, A me· Logan fouled to Berra. MatbewJ on common club pro~lems Accom he provided wtth a work eertlfl· . s s4-3e, A mall :zs.:u· B lined a drive on one bo~nee off IIIU't panYinc him to ~ ew l!atamora• eate the jjudge said and the other dtum -441, FO~ A large SMo· the 11ght field bleacher ftl1 101' • ·' from this nea were Lions Gene two, botll 13, will contiDUC Ill ~~.t;~m 41 42, B larce .»a~. double. Aa'ron rapped marplf a G•, Gallipolis club prosldenL school. Chickens, steady, fryetti 8-3\i ·, Coleman as Mathews toot 11 111M"- F. R. MeC;r•w . •nd Dr Normon ANSWERS CALL lb. 15ot 6; hea•~ hen• ill-14; nllJ!'nl bird. Covington fouled lll Plmmlth, Jlso of the Gallia h IO.ll Price dbtrlbutio • ~umpe No runs, one bl~ no er· ~P¥ elllll and "Preaident Ernest Cover: The Pomeroy Emcrgeney Squa~ 1 1ens 78 ioo at I~; 32,000 at 16. -ors, one left - -- J and Secretory Chester Tsnncbtll answeted a 2:30 •· m call todal ryers, ' rt Yonll"' Fourlts to the residenee ol t'rank SulU· 12,ll00 undetcrmmc•.I Coleman's pop fiy dropl*l Ib ( h Next Sunday motnlng m the o I e Pomeroy e u van, 1\IJnenvllle. Butter 90 score I . service at 9:U the ,New Haven · The meeting followed a stenk ~ ·lose to the left field foul line Evangelleol U~it,<d Brethren d1nner served m New Mafamoras ' 'or a double. Coleman WI& eau&hl Church, K. J.. scott, Mlnlatcr, will High School. s~ n a rundown when Turley m!IJ. abaerve the first anniversary o: 'd a bunt aftempl on the th1rd lhe dediratlon ol the new Eduea· >itch to h•m but monaged to get Ubnal Unlt of t"elr ehureh. 11fely back to second. Turley tu calleil out on strl~es wbea Rev. R L Kelbaugh, a former 10 unauceessful!y tned to bub! pastor of the New Haven Charge, 0 1 1 f rt vlth two strilles. Bauer went will be the spesker. It was dur· Trophies and ribbOns for the top horses 0 ou een town awln\ilng Kubek wu ou1. lng h11 pastorate Jn 1923 tha: sponsored by member clubs of the Ohio Valley ro~ to Johnson, who eovertd the chur<h was enlarged and re, Association were presented. to winners on :ruesday . 'fn!. No runs. one lilt, no error<, modeled. Although he Is now reGAUJ)'OUS, o. UP- The case tbe annual dinner banquet of the association held tn the •ne left • tired he is acllnc u the pastor or Rell Blankenship, 42, rhar&ed son City Youth Center in Mason. • •. Bro'" Fifth of the ~rt Harmony Mlsstoo with murder ,. the slaylnr of a Awards were based on points accumulated smce last $prin{ Torre hit a 3 and 2 piteh Inlo located near Charleston .., fellow prtioncr in an abortive e,. d b thc . -he lower right field standa m t from the Gallln in Ieven show, spons?re Y club; Fogt ..ong and Downie •ear the Yankee bullpen for a The Youth Choir or the ehurc~ ~pet attej11/h Aus t7 was ox- vallouo tluba. Clubs '" the asso- They were presented as follows: tome rtin, culling New Yon'• 111111 render special music for oun Y ere elation are the Jackson·Vlnton Class !- Lead In Pony-First nnglu 1o 2-l . 1f Mayor R · · • equests Bunnn'e Jn Ci'ty,Streels 1 Lio'ns OfficeM'eetmg Js ld Tuesday Evemng • u Mason Methodist Board Approves ' ' CL-·--h ew Haven N Visual P.rogram Plans Observon The Offlelal Board of the Mason "ethodiSt Churih approved • visual education program lor the ' hureh at a meellng held ln the ' hurch on Monday evening. The program wlll he sponsored ~y the M~thod11t Youth Fellow· 1hlp. Money needs to be 11ised to purchase a movie projector, a 1ereen, and !tim strtp and sllde projectors. Tho board also approved the )U'l'htse of eight loldmg tablfl lor tbe church d u•n the pllte. No r'tiif. dttt. for those in Dr. Harold Brown of the Pom· hit, no errors, "one !elL the age' crouJI !rom 20 Ill 39 eroy Board ol Educauon wu Y...._ ...._, '· year& ol •te. .. also deugnated u a delegate to ll:!:u~llape WI . :6 1.. oltend the ~ond Annual meet· The ftrst·Jf' seco~d for Inc and~c:o~nfen~ .•~U~o~n~c~l~the ··.:;~~ ~~~~ Y.ort ciati._u · ~~v~~~~!~t/:''t;;.•.c:.&r~ Sdloot&, .c. •Kendle of- lh>e OJYO••Jilil!'WIIl! Deplrtmelll and AI fleilman rif the Oblo C~mber of Cbmmeree. Woll, the winetpal speaker, .... been anoclate4 with 1he electric utlllty bualneu lor mere than 17 year~ ~nd hill been entl&ged in lnduotrlll development for tli• past 10 years. In addjlion to hla wprk with the company ln ill lndu!lrlal loeaUon procram, Woll al&o ia active In llale, recional and national ID· dustrlal development organlutions. He is a member of the lndu•ttlal development committee of the Ohio Chamber of Commer<e 1nd 1s CQoChalrman of Ita zoning comAlunch wlll be served after the (Continued on Page Throe) atternoon aeaalon. ' - --- o' ,ledttH!Ifl!,-.r •· T~ ' firll fervtee Ia at."'2 p. In! The ~peaker wlll '!': &q: Stanton James Mllllonary from Africa. Fqllo~in& the addreq there will be a dlaeuulon of Corif~noe and local ehURh aetlvitlel led by the Con(erenee Superintendent, Dt. T. t Miles and the C<Jnferonee ProoUonai Director Rev. Clareaoe ~dman ' · · Mrf. Oran Thomu, Secretary ol the w. va. Branch W.S.W.S., and Mrs Geor•e Cra>ioford, VIce Presi· dent of the Branch, will he In the oervlceo to counsel wlth the local women or the w.s.w.s. 0 • Annive Ohi0 Valle)l Horseman sA,..'n Blank hi Ca , ens . p se Ann al .B et Held anqu Be GlVen T ~~~~~,1~~ ac~~;m:,.·;~ ··' ~-'< '' of Seoiors' of Middle· Sebool ' are sponsoring iBe .run~lllaie as the first of a money·maklog projects clw "an ro East for 'l'r\~1 before gradlll· •' . I · ~ this sorvier t,' • a.... -· p0li0 CJini•e T0 • Be Held 'fhursday U Jury Today ,- t~ * * .1.. " 1 1f Robert L. Wolf of Ca~ton, director o~ area deve opmen or . '. FAIR$' PRICE $~9.?5 FU KINOi.l ' 'SUI ONLY $4.88 ' f ·~1· Or.....-~ •3ookc•· . ~~... .... ~~iy lnh~- ~treu·' WE OFFER A LARGE VARIETY OF SUITES TO CHOOSE FROIM IN ALL COLORS 6 COVERS have no said that lhllt Atrict procedure, ba4 bills, If any, get Houae and Senate. the rapid indus· of Ohio •nd' cor· In all fields, estimated that lrom Ju,til!lll~:ll\ $500,1100,000 per year 412 persons were x·rayed on _ Wll first In the Senate, Tuesday as the Mobile X·Ray Unlt the leglolatora are now handling sponsored by the W"lt Virginia , IPProxlmately $1,000,000.000 Health Department visited Ma· He credited the l02nd Assem· son Ctty blj. with h•vlng achlev~d the most The 1unlt set up m front ol the new roada and resurliced existing Mason Youth Center and gave titjhwaya and uld that Gov. 0'· tree chest ·r~ys to people throu· ·Neill 11 almine lor the best pro- ghout the day. Registration was lll'llll• In Roada, lolental Health and made in the basement ol th ~ El!ueallon. Sen. Collins, ln men· MethodiSt Church nearby. llonlllll vlelolll atticks on Ohio's Members of tbe Mothers Club :!.teulll. Health Institutions lp pre- volunteered aa workers at the vious year,. claims that Ohio bas visit ol the unit. Those working one o( IIJel best mental health pro- were . Janet Surlaee, Vera Dod crams in the notion. son Jean Cook, Lemma Johnson In 4laeuJSinC money uaed for LeVera Yeager, Martha Cock, ach~IJ and sel!ool bulldinj' )iro- ida Diehl, June Van Maire, H•· staml. the apeaker sald that a llx zel Sinllh, Sally Clark, Lilah Rut· on ei&artltea had' rolled $1110.000,· tencutter, Ruth Ryan and Joyt"' 000 for lbese prQit'ama wit~out Carson. j!l'oii9I'QI 011'081'11 r,aylng more mollv: He Invited h s audience to Foulaong Attends YiiiUbe alale wilvers!Ues, men· ., llolltaJ Oliftr-!inlveralty, Bowling Ansoclalion Meet G~ll, Kent Sij\e, ,Central S.lale Mr. and Mrs Donald Ud ¥!ami, to, Jl!l• .their tl,'l!mend· of Mason Jtteaded a OUI building pro""'a and said the ScuthwestehJ '!bat kyeer Creek Ingb Sehool In Funeral Directors Gallla County waa pne of llie beat held '" ,Huntington on "'~''""' echool1 In the United Stateo. evening. ,1£':IBea. CoUlns OIPresaed hla high The meeting was ptc~ed by 'ifupinlon of Repreaenlltive George a dinner ,Foglesong Is vlee pre1Sldent of the assoetatlon (Contlnued on Pace Three) Mobile X-Ray Uriit In Visit To Mason City A non·sk1d, t!hicl!lld IUIIact ' dl"'••· c. Ponolltt ·Spoakor '!!f· home Mrs. Lynn Kcnard 1nd daugh· tcr, Kathy Neal, have been viSJI· •na tho latter's 11ran~parents, Mr. and Mt·a. Charles Neal and lanuly enroute to lbelr home 10 Sorth CarolinA. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs ~iht rley 1\lllla were Mr. a·d MIA Wal ter Chase, Colull]bw, an u Arlie ~lllls, Oak Hill. Mrs Elaie Newkirk, Rising Sun lnd , and her son, the Rev. Ed· J, ROBERT L. WOLF Fall ne~t1s:~; New York Yankees today in winning over ·tbe Mllwtu· Mantilla ''"'" ran theFlm eoun! to I and before !lymg to Kube' hi lllor! nler LOgan went down llllinl· g on a 3 and 2 piteh. WathewJ oll<d cut to TUrley near the ni oue hne. No 1'11118,· no hila; no errors, none left. ~ Y1nll1t1 Filii I Pomeroy Board ol Ed~cation m Bauer went don s!rini\Dc ~ , meeting held TUesday m&ht four p1tcbet. kli~k llruck out ~~ ~ave approval II) 1 pion to hold I three p!fthes. Slaug)Jter wa1Q4 adult dnnr education efuoes 1! when Buhl's 3 and Z plte- wu enough persOns are intereAierl, o~t1 1d~. Bef!a lashed 1 2 alld 2 actordinc Ill announcement to- plleb toto nght fJeld for 1 siJI. day by Sthool superintendent gle, Slaughter atoppinc at 11C!tG114 Clwles s. GibbL Bubl's second plteb to fellou(lld w11 wild. Slauptt.r loinl to In other Ktion t•Ven by th• tbird and Bent 10 aeeoad. •Ernie board It Ita Tuesday meeting II>' Johnson w•rmed '"" "' ~ lllJ, proval was c•ven for the pur~ waukee bullpen. llellouPld ol two Bell " Howell motion Pit· atrurk out · un .a 3 arid 2 ·pltell. lure projeetora for .,. tn the l'j'o runs, one h•~ 10 erron, In Central and tbe Sugar Run left " Schools. · · - SocoM ' Aaron Slrlltlr out ••• a IIIDd.; The board also ogreed to gllnt piteb. Covingt9n flied to; kubet the Standard Alphall and Tar Co Ia lett center: Torre U•Li r,j of Charleston t~e contract to re- and 1 plteh into~ rtlht , ~ " ourfaee lbe temtory between the 1 single, the first Jill off 1Wiq: Junior High School at the Baptist Hazle roule4 II) Belra '.. f•l I Saturday morning 11 9 SO Band D11eetor George <Dalla. will pllr ""''nfll,1 ado the Junior and Senior M;trch· lng Bands th1ough Middleport as the start of the annual BaDJI 1 ' 10n newiCister. Tag Dl)l. I' .:..:Ll .'J. '"' I!Panelistl wfll be: Rober! Mrs James Buchanan, general \AJDit:fe~ oil ol the Ohio Power Co.; Jobn chalrnlall of the drive for funds, ~ •· '• , f'rank of, the Columbus ,od will have her headquarters in uthe1n Ohio Electru Comp•ny; lhe olflee ot the Columbus and , The Conference al~~Uf ! 1 Pt. Pleasant D • ,..-,jj Qhun:n D 'Moore of the Cfieaapede " · ~~!~:~~:~~~;IIPO:~~~·:·J fiouthern "Ohio Electric Company. 10 will be beld ill.. -U~r-~ardt, & · RallWlY' J w Cl'owley of ~ The~F.oe•'<ll of the drive brought home In the Ra>yhn 'l· Coat&ambulanc:e Mrs. Jay rctu1 n· ed to Middleport abo and 10/'ll spend the week at lh• Rawlln JS I The iee Bravea In th~ sixth game of the 1957 World 8erles kllott4d ~ IJ . ' Deadlocks Series At Three lhe count at three games each and set the stage for the "•~· down" game.in Yank~ Stadium on Thursda;y. ,Casey .stengel, wily pijot of the Yankees, pulled out "allllie ~" to keep the rampaging Brave• of Milwaukee fr()JII aDDCiiDI the worl~ Utle In 'toc1Jy'1 game. , Pinal ~e of today's game was Yankees 3, Braves 2. . Middleport Band by Shert£1 Annual T D and hiS staff stea!· ag ay HarriSon has had "1:~1 ,themo1a,wnit 1To ~e Saturday , OPEN $100 Dollars In Free Merchandise n To ven Up Series: - - -·- -Yankee Win Over Milwaukee G• d}ey 0rders T Re}eased brings ~as~tlrt'® protectid,n ce'ntets th State Senator Oakley Collins of Ironton as guest speaker 1 before the 1'/liddleport Business and Professional Women's Club at their Tuesday meeting held at the First Presbyterian 1 Churcb stressed the n~e4 for voters to really know their leg· blators and how they voted on the various bills. Mrs. NelUe Vale, chairman of the Legislation committee, Introduced the guest speaker. 1 Other guests were State Ret!· r.esentatlve and Mrs George Meln· fiD bart, MOllor c. 0 Flshe•·, lrllss Graec Sauvage, Columbus; Mrs. Kenneth McCord, Kyger, Miss Sal· W0 '• ly Sehaal. 1 Mell)bej'J oJ Mri Vale'a contmtt· lee are \Irs. Guy Swadley, Mra. D S. Harol~. Mrs. Clan Muqay, LAwrence (Toady) Harrtson and ltlra. Wilbur Theobal~ Larry Wyatt of Rutland were re· , Kr& Cbarlolte Perrin, vice presl· leased from county jail Tuesday dell!; pmided In the unavb1dable night by Sheriil Robert c. Ha~ abseritie of the president, Mrs tenbach at the request of Juslic• wesley FJ'Y, and while the mem· of Poaee R E. Grmdley who Ies• bers and cuesls were at their ta· than four weeks ago sentenced bles the :netting opened with the them to six monihs in jail and Club coned 1nd the song, "Amer· fined them $100 and costs on lea, the with Mrs. Lll- conviction ol theft as pianisL Harrison, and Wyatt. 18 OUR STORE WILL considering I he purchase suite see us 1957 / · I 10 ·BIG DAYS I• :~! a new nOW. In north ., lltlltht. portion !odor. · clou6y 1nd to 74, low llnltht -lor. ____;___~----- ----:--~-~----,-, State Sen. Oakley Collins "OPPORnJNITY" TO KEY~ OTE pANEL DISCUSSION . l. Is Middleport BPW Speaker I HERE IT IS ·.. .. .. · FABULOUS 1 Ch-. lleiJ"'"...,. Area ork·Yankees I RUTLAND & MASON FURNITURE STORE'S ,...,.......1 . , .._,..,. i Pomeroy·Mlddl~ Obio, Wednesday, Octo)ler 9, I I Soci•ety I Many of our customer! have taken advnnta~e ol this exc,ptlonal offer It IOCA without saying that this offer will be with· drawn at the conclusion of this sale, so If you arc ~· enttne· '• ' DeeoCQ f• , .. ,.,,.,. 01 , .. I Middlepor! I ' ' 1 I • . •• WIOM•• I 11Jeh:. dunng the lime of building and al•o some ol the enlarged actll'i· lies made possible by th)J add!· lion to the building. Gllta to the Building Fund wtll be welcome at thls.servlee. Splendid progte,. has been m~de by the eongregatton of this eburtb. Attendance bas in· creued an av~e ·of lwenty·slx per.cent over lilt year during lh~ moiltha of A\18Utl and ie.. ·' pe:~k~n:hlpta h~~ ~:d:~i:~.,. ceitt to the charges by reason ol Riding Club, ~he ~:.::ia0118Co~~~ ~~~~~ C~~~~i~ 'club, .fhe Alban¥ th j Riding Club, the Mo1gs . County case W" to go to e ury Riding Club and the RIVerview aftet' final arguments by the pros Saddle Club ol Graham SliUon. eeutlon and defense attorneys. Toaatmaster for the event was Don Poglesong of lluon. H• .In MIIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL turn in!rodueed the ~lden~ Admitted Mrs Dorothy Rrlee, Bill Downie of P~merol'. who Poltleroy; Mrs. Grace Houdalhell, spoke 1 lew words •• ~lin( to Pomeroy· Mrs Wnd Sayrei Ra· all JD attendance. Gueala were elne and ,David Hartinger, llld- then introduced and each mem· dleperl. , He'•es. ber of the various clubt! In a!·· • Dlaebarged: Cleland ,._"'IDe tendanee stood and , Introduced Paul Parsons, ...e blmaell Bec~er, Racine. ·' to Mrs. Dorothy l!rlee, 1 The award!, wrdere il\lli!'ltr. ' - .,- ·; w~ Bramo Silver Sandy. owned by Jat"l:;. y 1...,_ Fifth Brumfield. Galltpollal M polnti. ClaBB il---3 GJited; Full ' and Tall- First, Colonel KeDvanf owned by Karen Gra~ of WeU ston li{l pmnts; Seeoad, Lad,; Pepp'er, owned by 1\'llltee Brad' lord, Middleport, 30 pelnts. · Class 3-PIIIde Horse-Flrat. Golden Skipper, mit Epple. . ~Iota; Second, owned by aft. 7 rorre ,tlelded Berro's sbarp trollllder and easily ·beat the {an~- ~atehcr to the bag. J1oo ~d ..alr\lel out No ruas, no 'llta, lib none tell. , Jhdh fielded ManUIIa:, \be bO'' aoO~j · r ""' ~the~"'r::' ,~ ..!~! ltlld ~ ~ 1ruu. hlta; ne 110 :C':.":ti. ~d~,h·~~!d ~y W.~ ,:~·:~~r tb!"::t:~t ~~.;;::: 5 ow®' I''"" i~ts pe (~nt1nued on ' ~~.,;..--;,; , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 8, 1957