https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/56caec0a8e2946be68f551812dd84e19.pdf 763178928efa85b9f461872ffe771157 PDF Text Text \ ' 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 ' ~~.,;..--;,; , �I I .. \ ,.~ I. "f'IM~ r:oo~ifv Home Is Attract{ng More Applicants For . ~JirlE!(I(e;. Patients, UnlessCommitted; ToPayMdte ·Pllflll ,1nterest to the public ~~ know tha~ ~e. new li6unty home - or in· fll'lllary .... -Is it,lraQtlnl Jots of customers. _Such spacious lind attf.actlve surroundings were cettaln to enh~hce th~ Institution as a J!lace to reside for our_older folks. Because of this, the county commissioners have found It necessary to place Into effect new regulations controlling its maintenance. While old-age pen,~oJiers have been the on. ly people to Inhabit the hortle, many llther pensioners, of courie; stayed at rest hOmes. It Is reported IIIah)' of our _older folks who have. hl~herlo resided eiBewhete ha'Ye made applicabon to becon,te county hOme residents. Ups6ot of this Is fou~d In a paiagraph pub· It will be ' : . TELEVISION GQI~ WSAZ -TV Chanhel~. $\- · THURSDAY.:. cii.Dn~l t WedO ft8$day 5:55 Sign On 6:00 Today . ·- , ,, Stg •'•• ,, . . ·-- ' 3:00 Queen for a 3:4( An lnterest.(ng study wls made by order of Mayor E. F. Robinson the past four weeks regardlng comparative Incomes of parking me· ters located at several places about town. The point which the mayor Wished to rrove or disprove was an argument by the DawSon Miller ·!arklng Meter C~., !hit' their meters would take In a lot more money becault they were more finely englneerPd and 'woulcl not fall mechanically.:• A report on the mayor's desJt Tuesday which Incidentally was not presented at the declston·maldng council meeting Monday lllght - left the Miller Company with Its me· ters slightly dDwn. \ , 3,00 QUteii tor • D•• ' "' illh!lere J!~mal("'l l Cl.'.~edy :l'lllle Trouble Wl!h tatb.t Splnaoh Jilayhouse ~:0 NBC News 6:00 News Pieture 8:15 ~r!s, Eye ' "' ' 6:2~ weahtercut -. · 3:45 t:OO 4:30 5:00 n., 6:30 Flatltd slruffl ~:~ fi::,&.tt Your ~ , 8:00 Tho People s Cllolae 8:30 The Ford ~how ~ 9':00 Lux Bfiow'wttll ·ll•::&mllfll · · 'clo'Onef · _;n · 9:30 rh~ .!One w;ma_6 !8!\ow to:oo Wliltlyblras · . "·· \.. 10:30 News Headll.nee 10:40 Weat~erqut ~ 14:45 Nltewatch' ·· jt2:00 fllll!ght . News lleadllnea WeathOr!lst Nitew~tch Tonlflkl . t:OO SliD 011 ,' WIDNtiSDAY CHANNIL • 7:0ii Jimmlt Dean 7:45 Lucky 8 Cartoons 8:00 Captoln ltnearoo 8:45 CBS News Daily SentmeJ Dayhook. 8:5~ ID _ JCk 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:10' 11:15 11:30 Local News Garry Moore Arthur' Godfrey Strike it Rich News !Utle't AlmAnac Love oiiJf• Seareh tor Tomorrow Guldlne Lilht Kolle's Kllohen AI the Wor;~ Turna - TI!tJRSoAY 7:00 Jlmtnle Qe111 q;4~ Luelty 8 Cartoolti · 8:00 Coptaln .ICao;Uoo · 8:45 CBS .Newi 8:55 LOCal HeW. · 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 Cirl')l )!oore Artb~' «<iidtni Laurel Grenge elected officem, The attendance at the Mors. Sir!!<! It l!lch · u fqllows!. M., E. W._Holcomb, O.,, Chipel Sbpday S~60ill was 36. Neira · : (l. A. Radeklh, Lectul'el'. Barbara Mrs. Robert Aley, Mro. George I!: lQ KaUe's Almanac UCINI OIS Bolth; Stewsrd, Albert Both, A• .St~el o( Charlesto~ and lfrs. tl:l& Ulve ot Lite · ~il.. The Put Olflcers Club Of· Ra- •t. S., Hailey Plcketh · Chiplatn, 1 Mlilhle kida alld ~~lighter ol 11:30 !eirctJ ,ar tom~w clbe Chapter, OES, Will ' meet '-l'ID• Val~; Treaa. Ji1at.tl!a Radekln; ParkerSburg spent Friday with 11 :4~ 11:45 Gutdlas Ltlhl " ., In view of the results herein noted, observ· Thursday at the home of :Aanos ,i:i®. Donna, .J••~ Nel,on; .c-. K., Mr. ~d Mh. 'i!Uver Dailey. 12:00 l!:slle'l Klicltt'it'' Price, Porttohd, at 8 p. lit. .Rplph 'i\frn~r; C~es. Vera Hoi· · LIM~ Starcher of' Pomeroy IZ:DD 12:ao A1 tlte ' Worlci Tutlit ers may ~onder why Pomeroy council was JO , comb; Pomona, ~f!~na Tul-n~r; vl..tted Glllrla Sarson saturday·. 12:30 . ' determined to pay an exira $17 per meter (ek· ,LAN TRAIL RIDI I F'tfaa,~nna ~ Ru~; L.Af-; AV· Ruby Hptter of Columbus spent 1:00 !•at the Clock 1:110 Beat the .c'loeiP - , 1 eluding lnstlllatJon-008 ts which l'lln about The Meigs County Rldlai -Club :U~: •kill: · Com., G, · ~~·- the weekend with her parents. Mr. 1:30 nouseparty I :30 Houseparti: _ ;: : ' will have a trail ride, ~unday, ,Lee, AfeQt, ,lloyt ·Keotoni and Mrs: F)'ank Holter. 2:00 Ble Puof! 2:00 Big Ptyofl ' • same) for MIUer meters. The kind purchased October 13, starting frotn the s~ ~ta~se will be J11e1t~ ~~ loh\1 Harold Proffitt called on · Mr. 2:30 The 1/erd)c! Is Vour9 2:30 Tho Verdlet II VOlin cost f59.30 compared to $42.50 for the Dual . Sprlnlf& fairgrounds ,at 1 p ~Stallation, October 1;, with Mri. and .Mrs. Oliver Dalley Saturday s:OO sttgh"" Pst m. lor membera and· trlen~. Fol· Iva Morton and , tel(n ol Ylnton evening. , :. " _,, 3:00 Brl,hter Day meter. As noted above one of the main Miller towing the ride a potluck supper T~wnohlp OrRn(e asllillalllnl! offl· Freda and Gloria SaioBon visit- 3:11 Secret Storm 8:15 The meat of the report: meter pitches was that these machines would will be served at the ,Grange cero. . ed Mr. and Mr~ George Starchor J:3Q Edge of Ntibt 3:30 ' RIR~ -:~llflll~l Twelve Miller meters were placed in front take in more money because they wouldn't Halt. Wlenen and buns wilt bel Etgbt membera 01 Laurel Grange( or Pomeroy Sunday afternoon. 4:00 The Early Show ot the Kroger store on W. Second Street. This furnished . ·: atten~ed ofltcers conference i Ruby Holter .and Kathryn Ball- 5:30 Your ES/Jo Reporter , , -Roct Sprlnp. · , ea pent sundoy afternoon with 5:4~ Sports Pa•ade was Jud.Bed & "good" 4~~!1. 1 Twelve getting out of whack so fre~uently. Atcprdlqg to this 11ne mon!h test the point t AP MII~S TONIO , · hMl.,.~oiUo)lo; Dajlton, ·•~II•~ 11~1 1, an~ ' r.t~; frank 11olttr. O;IIS• < WMibeJtll41!!• ,: "Dual" tleters (the type I!B'w ·~e3, were seems to be full of holes. , - . Milas Squodron, Civil lr p,. er btot "· ~~~L:AAII1i'll.. Ofa ' l)all~~ called on 6:00 Rolll!lllllacl\!e 11 trol, will meet tonight at ?:30 at .Mr. and Mrs. ·G. ·JI..,. lladekln Dalley Fridlo7. . 30 t'licY checked separately on Lynn Street and nine The vote to purchase Miller meters was the Shuler bulldJng, North Tltlrd ylalted Mrs. IJzzl" Harvey and .Mrs. iii-.;;;;;;:;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;-~ 1 ;: h~~:la ~~md 00 more Dual meters were checked separately on unanimous, how""er, so councllm•n •urely Avenue, inotead or Friday as lh•y Magale Burc41ie d and their faml· • • g " had originally planned. Ilea, Columbua. 8·00 M;IIJunalre Court Street. The Miller meters had been pro. must have been convinced of the Miller me. _ ,_ ' Rev. Morris wlllllll his appoint· 8:30 rve t'<>t ASeM'-t vided by the company & test demonstration . . ter's added features. TO ~liT TUISDAY , menl 't fo1~111hl~ Chapel Sunday, 9.00 U. S. Steel Hour 'l'ht Amoteur Girdeners' Clult (let. .13. at 10:30. Floo1 f~rna 0 es 10:00 Mystery Theater N'l!J' of Middleport wiU, meet Tuesday the chur<h last 1!:11.! Scann!J\g !be Weather evening at 8 p. m. at the home •• " .... ,;bh. . IIIO Th L te Sh • 11 :10 Th'• Lote s••' ot Mrs. A. J. Strauss with Mrs s mn~- '"0 ""'~ "~~ Columbus, : e a ow ... w _·. ·. (ounfy ~ ~ -- 4 - Mrs. T. J. Ryan Is on vacation Norman .Humphreys as the co- pe s.unday wtlh '~r parents, r · v I' from her dutlea at the Maoon Poat hosle,a. The OC!Iober meeting was Mr. and lin. w. II. lcomll. " ·· . . .... . ~ Office. She Is sl>endlnM a lew days change~ fl'om Wednesday, Oeto- Mrs. C. E Stout, AI ,an)'; vlslt~d ~~a~~nt, Mrs. J. E. Rrelda, Sat· , If ' I~ NObtAN (1, COINIIH breathe tn Tularem!a 11erma. In Charleston with her daughter ber 2 te Tuesday, Oct. ~~COLUMBUS, Ohio UP - Con· TIMID IXIIOIUIIIS and family, Mr. and llr1. William ANo•••o" 11 HOMI \ ouN4• CIIAiiNEL h WED. vtcta at Ohio Penltenliary are By tlm!ni exposurr~ octontiot• Strunk. C!{ANhiii:.a ffiil§. 10:59 Sign On ~elptne Alllerlca slrenglhen Ita de· hope io thld out ~>!actc!y how lew Mr, and Mra. William Davis of Wtltlam !Bill) Andera6n return· . d.~• 'lloct ,Spi'Jns• Grange will llll59 ilt1n-On 11:00 Adventuroa In Learnlne fen.oo anlnileerm warlan1. of tho &erms It tokes to Infect 1 Mason had " their guesle for sev- ed Kome Tu~ICIIy from ll~!»fr meoq'hursdiJ evening at 8 whru 11:00 Undoratendlol Yourself . II:M Nelghooro . Army otrlclola IBY vncctne te111 human eral doya, her cousins, Jllr. and Ho!pltal Ud Is "gettl"i aton1 the Third an Fourth degreea will ll:po Nelghhol1 12: 0~ Noon l'!ewa now beln& conducted at tho ptloon "We· hope that when we flntsh Mrs. Larney Keenan of Pittsburgh. line" memb<!~l 'of his lnmlly ro· be given. Refreshmenh will be 12:00 Noon Ne1vo are of "\'lllllmportance.'' ported 1oda1. served. 12:15 Carlo,on Club ' 12:11 Cartooii"Ciub • Inmate "guinea plf•" hove vot- all Phlfe!l of thil work, wa can James and Koren Stewart and 12:(!0 Uberace 12:30 Llberace unteered to expooe themoolv.- to turn over to the medical wotld In· Dorohy Ru15oli spent the week end Ho Gretchu Wade Show Columbuo visiting Mrs. Bill Nes· 1:00· Gretcbeb, Wadi! Sholr "rabbit" or "doer-fiy lever" med- formation whleh Will ...11t doe- In bit and Mr1. Edna Icenhower and 1:30 Jlpvlit Matinee lcally known 11 Tularoml~. Tbe lOra everywhere In controllins 1 family. l:io lfovlr ltlatlbtw Nesbitt and aon, Mike, 3:00 Amerleu Bandltand dlaea1e 11 rauoed by tiny boclerlo dllea1o whleh haa taken mmy relurnedMrs. 8:00 American SlhdiiUd wtlh them and are visit· I 4:00 Cartoab Clab and oceura amonf rabbllo, oqtllf. uv..," Oon. Cretty oold;, 4:00 Cil'tllnli CJil& · lng th)s week with M'rs. Helen 1:00 Wild Bill Hickok 1'611 and ot~er rodenll. 11 ta tra~• He 11\d the eonvleta May oon· Stewart 5:1111 wlxld, w~~ei . ' and family, 5:30 !dick•; Vouoo Club ., IIIII WIIII mltted by the bites of mea, ttcb rlbut tiOI ooly to aoctety as a 1:3d illckoy Mo'Uit -dlub 8:00 J'lve ~r Final , and ttci. whole li1 provldi"' ua wltb new Larry, Sandra and Jimmy Buck· 8:00 tift !IIi!' l'lbl AD 8:11 News tMWloille.' , .but to lhlt country'• lud of Huntlneton apent the week 6:11 8:10 Dtm.,llld Willie tt II 1 dliean f~uod oblllty to "llol Ill onemlet." tAd visiting friend• In thla area. mootl~ amohe huntero !daj. Gen. Troltment of liM ltte1t &ro~p ol Mr. and illrs. Ruliell Capehart 7:10 Ntvy IAJ . Wlllltlb M. Citaty, chtef ol tho prlaoner v'dlun~ra will beatn. , as and Jae-le ·and Ml'l, Chrlaty Bitt· 1<00 Olile Uid ,. Hurl1f Army Chemical Corpa, IIYI thai IOOB U In)' 1111110~ lpiAr, ner sperit ihe week elld In Loilng. f:*tl Waller Whtbhell Flle. cluttnr warllme. ''Tularemll Ia 1ald Dt. ·samuel 111\f, dtr tor tan, Ky., viltllnl Diane Cipehart t:oci, wlaitt!illl l'illht r~p one of he many dtte1101 Wbleh oj the tflta frllm ( t o•lo ate While lher6 tbt1 'ot!ebrated D~ 1:41 $PIIfllcoP!t · could he uHd lfalosl Ul b)' tbe Untvo111ty Collqe ,of Medi~l . aije'a blrttiday, , · . !,.'011 ',Helii oi tile lllt\1 : '"\ \ inerily." Anlatoni1 will be with ttl~ Ill· . ·Tif.ttHa In ftll"'- tht dltcue ' It mlll'-ed mate• nlttii'IIUI dl)'. Ddolora wnl lune ' aJJeneert' of' Ohio Unlvtrll1 hli@ebtti}htll1 fever, \imit· cheek thotr otn\1111011 two or three tll: ·~nl lha :.~. wlih hor - ~ lt!J, IC!II ot wit~l and anlirae- limo• tvtfll ~ lo1ir1. Voiunteero palenta, ltlr. and rdra•. Fred Spoa· men ot lilt botnph .1llnda. If un- lor tho lettl 111111 hayo lo be in cer and . brotbor1 Eddie. The taltrealed, ii'C!IR, be fatol. tip-top p~)1l~ eo"dltion, which ler left on ~ondoy to re.. nter the U. 8. Pulllle btolth ttrvt~t*- mam Olll)(llilt ofihoae who 'elop Medical School at the Unlverotty of Chlcaao. lbe .dlttm II Oil lorwitd ~ 1M uoad. Arbnau, Ttnn eo, Their reftalul Jle1tde1 1pectal 1 Mr. and Mrt. M. 0. Brown are Kaaau tnd en· Uvl"' eondltloril, lhe ' volun• .:era P•ndlng a few day, In OaUIIpoitl1 with their son a~d fomlly, wUI be allowed to watch Sat/Jr· Mra. Harold Brdwn. !by foolbell ~•'m'a over televltlon Great \.luSt u"JIIerence . Meters Placed, Checked t· ' ~ · · "Oppo... ·~um'iy· '· Ohi.•oConvi·cts Perform Sem··ce To Humanity lb Disease ·Tests MASON NEWS ~ '.-odbi Donald -•Brlimflell!, ' Galllpoh&, w Prumo ng In five stain'- u' ' ~f the American : Clm ~Weltern Pleasure · Development eouncU, ' "Horst-f'lrst, Jonny Sorrell, own· of Industrial Realtors , : · ~d ~~ Lpcllle ~lfhetl, Pomeroy, and National lnduatrlal Zontnr J1 polnta; Second, Texas Belt, CouncU. owned by Mary Dara~ Pt. Pleas· A native or canton, Mr. Wolf an4 .. polnh. has he,tn with Ohio ·Power's Gen· ' ' ell•..·-•· , ·Gaited • era1 Of£1ce orsan1zati on at Can ton '· ce he joIned the Civil E.alneerSlarbeart,_., uonL•omer•, owned s.. ·~ "' • ' ~ ina Soellon there In 11140. 3 Marilyn l'oalesong, MasoJ~· He wa1 tran11erred to the Colli· 0 ' •' pqln"d\ ,·See, ~Kd, . LIGUle ~~r,: merci~l Dept. In 11147 and worked oWIIe •Y n. · eorge, h as assuant Industrial development P,Olls, -32 }l O U lntsidTheb ~t'r ior~~ consultant for the company until 1 80 \ ~t"t rt~~~ ~ e ew s Ibeing named Industrial developC on. ment conoultant In Marcb, 1~6. 1 ClaSIJ 7-Western Pleasure He was promoted to his present •;.1,n ony, .48 lnchea to 56 inches- - post in February, 1~7. "First, Little Champ owned by During World War I) 11'· Wolf ;Get&Id' t;uthrle, Coolyilte, 45 was a palrol plane commander in plilni.\;·Se<:ond, Little. Son, owned Navy ·for \hl'fe years and llew 72 by Georgq Guthrie, 48 points. combat mlssloos in the Paclllc : . Cl•i• ·~Pa~ade Pony Claso- theatre. ; 'r~. - Red '!"Ina, ow~~d by Ma[i· He wao recalled to active dut•' J...;'' :Wollace, Bulfolo, f8 polnu; ,. ' · b in the Nava\ Air Reserve in 1932 1·lllieond; Bachelor Boy, owned Y ond served a• air intelligence otri· , '~b!lll~ ~lon~rth, Middleport, cer and patrol plane commander 1 :- . 'ctW.all· • 'Walking Horse-Firso, In the Canal Zone for· 18 montho. · ..· Albert T. Redman ts the dlrecter 'Sun Suuhine, ·owned 37by .Keith ol Industrial Development lor the ttmmerman, Albany, points; Ohio Chamber ol commerce at . Second, Gay Wlllon, .owned by Columbus. llbodaere Stables, Athens, 30 He wao graduated from Oblo . !. points;. State University in 1925 and en· / Clua · !~Keg t, • -'l·, ~• 0 rt Race-First. u k8 43 gaged In newspaper work- 1918 ' ·KI~g. ownea by "'" Y mee ' to 19111-with exception of two . ' -:.~ points: seeond, rta!h, owned by yearo 'in Attontey General's Office G~alAI Gu\brle,. SS· poln}'- · iP2I-Z4. , ClaSIJ 11"-.Polly Harne" Cts<:J n""man ~as Financial Editor of -Flrol, Little Man, owned b:• """ ' Sharon Pjll•but>'. Pt. Pleuant, 51 the Columb • Dispatch 1927-1939; { d B h 1 Bov Aviation El!ilor, Columbus Dl,. •' po o!S; Sec:<~n ' ac e ~r . ' pateb Jg2'1·1939; Dispatch Newa owned by lohnny Allensworth, Broadcaser 1937·1939 and joined II' pntnts; · the Stall of Ohio ChaJilber of Clasa !2--Weotern Working Commerce In 1939. Olllahoma Lady Redmon is Pall President ol Leifheit, PomtAmerican Industrial DevelopShorty, Council; Member of Advisory DIJIJiy.·~l'lle, Pome Amerlc~n'Industrlal Devel· Pleasure opment Counc<l; Secretary,. Na. Fancy, owned tlonal lndUstrlal~Zonlnll Commit· Athens, 42 DlrecLor, \l at Lakes S(Jteo ol Society, Devel ment epuncell A. Morgan, Secretary·Treaaurer. 1o a member and Past Chair· of Industrial DIBperslon Ad· Commllt!!t or the American t,,; ';·~ ~~:~:~~~~~~ I Industrial Development COUQCII · Olflce of Defense Mobilization; a l.m••mber ol the Governor's Commit· JIQ)'S , tee on lmpiPmentatlon, Lo~al Air Service, anrl a member of tbe Governor'& Executive Commi\tee '. orl Qbio's Water Resources. · ' 3a poblls. 1 . iJA(UTS ~ ~- She-Mad~ Good Use ·Of lmpraetical Giff News 1 · WH''t . . a Doily Hooded and fur collar styles. Nylon reversibles, ~ar. coats. Sizes 2 to 18. ..._ In a •I*lllllotpttil liard. aaoTMn AcT Nll\t biJNatn. ~~r. J. ·UP 'l'!lo lluiltit llftMHit1 roothall team• lh&Ptl up aa 1 brother acl Wlldeicrt thl ~hay li1 Ihit fl!l. ~lor Gent Slmmo, of vo., will llo play· Ill• bet! ill· curlalori, Rabbit , ver Ina IU&td, while a aopiiOmore br.lther. Bob, will be at end. AI \Ko potjUon wlll be Loy A•ll'blrola. 1 "'••·"' , , ....... .. oo.,.....ore ""'" N. J.; wboH twin ~:~74~~~! ::::J.::.:.:':.':.~!.!::~~n~nl~tr~..~·- w. G~NEVA IlL UP - Klddles get a lift out of saving tbeir pennieo rt the Firot National Bank here. The bonk has Installed a hydraulic cylinder lilt which ral1e,s ~oun:lJ!tm 12 Inches above the floor . .., tbcy con see the teller / '•, and vice versa. .NEW YORK' Jd u g.ethent Is ReDdtfru ....1 FOr ThepJaJn' II t!lf · II. Jndgment on a oornovlt note for Ut!lt-80 phu laterest and coota hat been rendered in !lele• Oounty Common Plea1 eoutt tn favor ol the plalptiff tn Jooklon Production Credit Auoclatlon ~~. ftay111ond Welch and Gerlrude Welch. In another ontrr the court ordered distribution or $5,000 relor the nle ol prembes lnv!•lve~ In Reba Leonard v•. Camp, el al nun1. Albany, 37 points: Second PiBtol Pete, owned by .Fred Lei!· heit, Pomeroy, 22 points. . The dinner was served by tho women of tho Bachtel EUB CLbTJIING HOUSE 'lbe Clotblng Coiner Of Pomeroy Men's • .. . OVERSH~OES .. wnii Y · The re,ular meetlna of tho Racine FFA Chapter wu bold !a the Vo-Ag Dept. Frld•r evenlnl, October 4 at I:OO p.m. It's pur· ~ose Wll to laltiate new mem· ber1 to tb~ Green H•nd de,ree a"d • the Green Hindi to the Chapter Farmer ~·~·Plna werri, pr~nted to _all newly elected membero and new· ly elected Chapter Parm~. ~Ndvi•ors present tete ' 8 o-..;ono ~ !an and H. w. Walter. Followlnl the moetln&; rerreobments or douabnuta md cl4et were served.-Roy Vu llleiiJr, reporter. Your E ' ~~·!OD ~ .. . ' LautS .n . • IY TID IROVI~ Here Is ~4dlt10p~l ·da,ta t~at sho•ld be belplul to lho.. wbo will go 10 the polil 011 November ·w. ~· ·The Election Laws of ·ohio te· quire a certain pfOCI4urt to be ·followed at the. · polllnC place when you ptfanl yourself to vote. The Ia~ requires JOU /.tc announce your luU . n~e and address to the precilict ei,eetiOD of· flclals and in non-reglotrobon preel~cto, ~pol! the .eqtielt ol t~e preliding ju<Jie, you . mall atote the county iownablp and pre. cinct In which your realilence I< located In refillratlon precincts, th ofilelal will ' itieh ' cheek to .~ 11 your retiiltniUoa card 1o Ill-. nature on KIDS GET LIFT $3.98 TO $16.95 On Your . ~n • • u f' lell•lators tomlril from thil part of the atoll ware often cll1ed 'Coma~ Roya"; but 1/111 "1"11le• of 'tho' jotiil, tiOutheutern Oltlo men bdld lmportarlt pOll· ttou oa commttteoo lneludlns the cholrmtosblp of the lllchway, Educotlon llld~ololl eomml~ tee1. Sen. C na Is vl.Uhairman b of the ' Educo ton ~ommittee in t e Senate. • 'l!t llotlns bit~ p•IIDiopby be said "We mut ,educate the ho)'l lnd prll wherever rou find them and mwt Ill lhe we~tb 0t !fie •Late wbether In soutbeoiient or Northern Ohio to Jlllb tbla t\IU· cation poatble." He elided bll -~k with the atoteatent that wtLh~l alate atd, lchooiJ would only lie able to 1117 ·open about Wee montha a·yearda 1 qutlllon,and wwer ~ Rep~ntaUve 'Jielnllirt ':lid _ th4t ~II, ~ !well!' -Pomer~ ond .. dated for lniprovemeal '- '·t""" · .J_':.' "!"'!' Mra. Vale th~-the ,...,..... ~ IJhiOnted ~n. Colllu wlflill· flfi. ~~-~~.. d oalensd.~~ .:. 6e '•"'*e~ej_ . d 118lst on the pltJ. Simpson llle to Aaron. John10n lolled out Colemon. No runs, no hit1, no erron, none !fit. In- Sovonth Joe Cotlilll went In to play lint bue lor the Yanl<eeo. The two banko of llrh" behind hom' were turned b Aon u h'tthe went t htoI IaLth aron bl h1 • 3 and I p to n o e' eac ef' olongolde the lelt field bullpen lor a home run tying the score at 2-2. CoUino. llelded Covington'• grounder and !brew to Turley for !he putout. Art Dltmar wal worm lnr· up tn the New York buOpen. Torre hit a lavage Uno drive directly Jnto 1\lrley'j glove. Hule ran tbe count to 3 and 2 1nd then Died 10 Kubet. One run, one bit, no errora, none left Yonktto hnnlll .Turley bun~d foul on 1 third strike and waa out. He argued 'fll~ Conlan apparently becauae h~ did not know what the count wu. Bauer line a 2 ond 2 pitch against the left field foul pole ,.... .. ""' .. ' "'•• for a home run, putting tho Yan· Count7 1111!'. Ul lllddloport lilico tee• ahead, H Kubek popped to lho7 bad ~led 'him In hll can· MantiliL Slaughter rolled to dldaet. eadt\ Uilte: , . . Torre who made the play unasD)ulhl-tile ohort ~~ meet. oltled. One run, one hll, no erlng proP'Im hooD were dlltrlb- rOI'I, none !fit. uted. Pllosare bellll tbade. 10 at· ,._ E'-Lth . 1 out. .,.. tend the Dlatrlcl cohterence In Rlee slruck Corl Sawata~i JHbon o~ octOber 10 with rew· batted lor Jobnaon and struel: vaUoliiiO be llllde. wlth llrl1 Fry out. llloniUII walked. Logan popby OciAiber 13. II waa llliiOUnced cDo ld N lhat the Sb'o BPW.-•eroUon is ped to M ura , o runs, ao opoosorldi .~ educ.ti;'al tour .to hits, no errYanbttor~. •ithth ~ Washlnston, D. C. from October Don McMillon well! In tot pitch 31 10 N~vember 4th eoatlnf Mil tor the Brave~. Berra d011bled to lor chtb lllt'lnben. lelt. McDo~gald ucrltlced, Me· ' lolf•- · PerriP • ilamed Fredcl!o Mahon lo MantiUa covering flrat Houdlahel~ lin._ Nan McJO~ and a1 Berra went to third, Luml?" ¥lao Beti Sanllom Ol • BJ·Iaw flied to Covington who threw out <9mmltlell. ltlri.' lloofl', chairman, Berra at the pllte with a great of the Speclil.Commlttee, rave • throw. No runs, onr hit, no er· report of tile .10\'11 club activities rors, none Jell. during NaUonaiJiuslneu WomeQ'l BraYOI Ninth Wee). . · . Mllhews walked on 4 pitches. lllu Susan ""r~. cb~an cl Aaron struck out. Covtn11ton btl Heollb and ~f,~y anno)ID.ced that Into a double play, Turley to plano a~ heiDI made for Dr. McDougald to Collins. No runs, lor, chlropodtlt Gf Galflpolla ' no bits, no errors, none !ell Hunttnston, lo -be lite apeuer at J,oi;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; 1/le November meeUns. Plw Were alio dllclwed -for coilduetlilg ' the _onnuot _lleatt Campllp Jn &llddleporL one of tha BPW civic .. projecta ·of (ormer ,Yew. • _ . Open Tuea.lbna Sal. 0 1 eJreldal gn•ps ef FALL Dresses $5.98 e JUNIORS eMISSES • WOMEN'S D~y atyies, epsuals, juket lrocko tlelldertztnr lbelttit .. _a~d I lot ot1 themi Woolens, mlrocte· blends, rayon/acetate, cuptoni cottoos! Black, teupe, beife, navy. reds, blues .... pLoidi, stripe1, checu, novelty patlent plua plenty ,.lido! HDBfS:BEAUTY SH0 p _ r on 990 SJIOt · 4illueed 0)1 ' IDY ''IIUI. N•.Haven CouncJ"l C"'":l·anne ' 11· 1 :.,p '~· m. Purpo1e of the meotlnJ of 01~ trlet 15 ollleol'l tralnlni meeting whieh wi, b'eld' Thnnd•Y., October 3 1957 -at tho Jackson High Sch..;l VociUI>ntl . A¢<1lkure Deportment Wll to -dlocuas WIY! and meano In whleb e•cb olfl· cer could Improve bl• reopectlve chapter. A paoel dllcuulon waa held pertaining. to more •participation •by all membera In the chapter. There were nlqe cbaptera repre· scnled. Those attendlnc trom R•· ••ne wer V~As lnllrUcter !low· ';,.d Nola~ Roland Wqlfe Wald Foster, Hairr OUro, Chari~. Gaul d Ro Van M~ter Dally •xuu •hall then write your 8:00 _ 5:00 name and addreu al tbe proper place In the poll l!•t ~·eept tkat EYenings lv If you ar~ una~)e to ~lie J.. • . name and tddre!l In tbe poll • ·' ....,,,n~IJient , . tc.,.llnuWiJ,.;, P111 ()nol you may: rliat~ yo\li. 11!..-t at Bl mile• Weat Dlrwla Hght ~ah1ie Hank corner. ploce tnl!!nded ~r; . yo,.urent~fl~a· On Route 880 ~t~ayor .Thomas Grinstead asked Ph Da 1n E b permission ol c®ncll to eree1 and preseDI ' ' proper ,. The l!iaklltg' of ·your . t !l!l~~~~~J;!.!;i~..:J~:;on:e;: ,:t~w;::x:e;:an:g:e~ "No Parking" signs on the east lion. will be ottes~d to by a precinct ·ide of Geor~e ~treet between wUIhiS evidence Fifth and Sith Streets. C.ouncil official oame by who signing name on lhe the granted the request. poll 'list as 1 lritneJS to your Attending were Mayor Grin· mark. 1 stead, Recorder Thelma Capehart In registration ~~rtclncts, your and Counellmen Jack Frey, Ed· slanature on the poll llsL will win 1\iJush ond Thoma' Hoffman. then be compared wltb-jo~ sl&· l:'~ . ~!~~r.~·-~~:0: ~::: Mefl1 • l I c!}>• . · .. :::t.lnlt~l_l ~d_l~ ' 1 " o~fDan~ ,. , WJ EH as 7 ' I , Bettertn-u 1'orld Series Sen. CA»IliDs ., , · t_.L~ I• IC9i1Jtnued from Pase One),' mtlt(eCeo.nttnued from Pag, One) ' Stu . eli "' ~ J rJ.'i:ID.· ! . (Conlln~d"!fOID ·Pale One) (Continued from Pase One) '" .Ciaas .,_Weslern Ple~&ure· Pony C::U J0 f f J\ lololnhart ind _,ld be hoped YriHI Slxlh I 1 , •• 1 h "I~1t' S'lver He alio Is a vice president and D' • M . , · •' thatlh~J couid co~I!IPt,IIMtr lint John.son deflected Lumpe'a ·I un~~ .... nc - · ' · th G Lit llld tiin cooperation 101Ublt tbey ~ ne,. bounder towarttl 1bortotop ind ; ' • Q. owned -~y J,nleo Hauck, 'of e re~ounc~t'-- ' u,: ISl ncI ee~jf er IJDporii.Gt Logan toaltll the runner out. l1~Jt ,pojpta;, Sec011d, Lady, own~d . •• , tl . e le•lslallon u; explained that Johnson reeelved credit f6r '" ~ r WCHS·TV Ch•nttef·t:~~~\ f ua) ao RompOI" Jlllllrl Trea•ul'e lluqt Tbe Price r; lltiht · Truth ot COiil~liJfto,. Tic 1'lc DoUIIt ::;:~ ~o~~:'~:e.Y!)I, · · 'Aodera Romanaeet 6:30 Wqo~ Train 7:30 Father Jtnows 8eol 5:00 Kratt TV Theater 9:00 ThiB II Your Life 9:30 Boot.! aM Saddles 10:00 Tic 'l'ac l>ourh 10:30 10:40 10:43 12:00 Resultt oi tile' Nr\lt!y: Miller Ouil Dual (12) (9) W. Sec. Sl. Lynn St. Court St. Week EniJ Sept. IT 22.98 21.78 23.28 Week End Sept. 25 18.52 16.68 19.41 Week ~d Sept. 18.20 16.00 16.50 Week End Oct. ·1 20.84 ~0.17 20.91 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:80 ;1:00 4:00 Comedy 1·1mo 4.30 Trouble With Farber ~ : 00 Spinach Playhouse ~:45 NBC Jilews too News Picture 8:15 ~~Ports Eye 6:25 Weathercast fn Parking M.et~ Study(), Home Ftont Showi tifft---...: Types 01 Machines lqual/n Nitkel t aklrto Ability n. n TOday Romper Room Tred'ure Hunt The Price Is Rlgbt t0:30 Truth llr co~sequenc• Tie T•c llouih 11:30 It Could Bo You 11:45 World Series Doors Are r~solutton 6:00 9:00 9:80 10:00 1!.00 lished Tuesday In The Dally sentinel, to wit: Hom~•S ()·rvsn~.J ''(The commi&Jioners toted) to charge amyw oea bulatory patleill! at thl\ lfew Muhly hom~ $SO Howe r, if there are bed patient old folks per month plus m~dical cafe, and bed patients who wish to reside at the beautiful new home $100 per month, plui medical eare." · on Chlidten's Home Hilt, they may. It will _,., ---- aost them an additional $40 per-month, The or\ler by the commissioners seems en. Ore tltely The brief setting the 'County officials have b~en cobtideht tllat new sche'dules of payment tor living the the 32-bed Institution can be made more 1nd county hdme ofllctal~ ~fupletds the trlnsfer more self-supporting with the advantages that of patients from the Itt.·j·4& Infirmary to the come from handling lareer numbe11 of Pl· !jew home on tbe Hill. tt 11 quite certain the tlents In modem facilities. At the same·tltne, new h6hlt Will ilot lack ttildents. fai~. 'J L ~ ~2-Dally Sentln~l, Pomeroy-Ml~lepdl1, O.,, ·Gct~~Dn . ~ .• ,' tliey eallnot petmil bed patierils to 'flock to the hqme on the same basts as those who can to a great degree care for themselves. An old age pensioner before the new county home handed over $64 of bla $6& pellston to the county. Now he will contribute $60 plus medical ca-re. Befor~. If he were a bed patient, the county absorbed the extra cost of caring for him. That Is, If he had been committed there by official oounty )ega! steps. Only bed pallebU s6 committed were 'accepted before. lri the tilture also only commutation by count)' act16n will pl8ce an indigent bed pa· tlent ln th~ county home. The county contlnues to absorb t~e added cosl. : •• 0 M EH.ICtent PfratiOn ,, t ' Writer your re~tion card and If In tbe opinion ·of a maj~rlty pf 'the preetnet offielals, the olgnatlitel are the nme, the clerks •hall e~ter, lho date of lbe olectlon on tho reg~otion card, 11 paper ballota are belna uied In tba~ precinct, lhe Judie li c~arge of lia!lqll will detach 3 bltlot from ·~u• B· \eavlnf •Stub A a\taelled 10 !be ba lot. He will hind you. the baUoll ud coli your name ind stub ~Umber. A clerk then enten tbe iluh num· ben opposite your algnature '" the poll hook. Yob obi'l then 1'1· tire to Ollt of the YOUDI compartment. .r,d Jl!ll'k your ballots . ~ ·~ .YI, . skirts pair- ofJ with any· thing: Car · c;oat, sweater, bloUBe, stlede jaCket. SheaUr flare, pleats or full · style.. Sizes 22·30. ,..- 14DIES $3~99 . ,' •' ' .,.CIA&: YALUI to EUZABI!lTll , 1CI')'Y, N. C. - 5 . II prleed f~lli ~... ,_. e Nylon/wool ~l.S ' ' .. .... .. ··.._.... $12,95 ·· F R E E · we Are Giving Aw'ay A uus 1!P · FRUI1 KABOBS LADIES Car Coots ' \ See .'Titese for value plus, as· ; sOrted COlors - All sizes. Shop . !' Stlffler'a· Second Floor. ' . . ,, . . ~ ..ELECTRIC! PElC~LATO.I\ ; ,., E.&- Week' ..-~·, io Weell• ' Notblllll to Jlliy- Come In and ft.eglll&er I 1 "' TO ' • •• -· ~$1' W'EK'S WINNE,~ , Mary QUills, Pomeroy, ()~io I fleeces I Woollculunere . blendJ , , e Sail n' pepper htmls Just lOr fun-Hrvt ....... .. ....... $12.95 up . trips Albeinarle hospital here ll.r•ecenllY that the !Wib nuraeu had to put bableo In dtl!ller dra";· ero. There were ba~lei In all the crib!, In all !!'! Incubators and four were ~ Ia drelaer draw· era. I·' .s, ........... .. ·.. .. .. .. $4.85 up · -~ea'i lnMUbtecl · ~Tfll' IOOTS aad tltese •agalfieeat . • . DRESSES (UP) _ The 11011 ·made 10 m~JY ' MUSKEG~N, Mloli. VI' - A reeent,IY re\lt'ell ~u•eaoa Commun· tty CoUege ltii!OI'Y lnelrU«<r ~on­ tel\~, 1)11~ -''l®·(miri)' untvoralb' studenta ~- ttiere o~ fof th• aoelal life." Dr. John L. KeKiAleY ' added that "tbef do liLlie axeepl 10 Interrupt tbe wor- of the oerl· ou1 student." • To make your wardrobe loot like more, our new . . . . . . 1111111111 59CIAL ITIID."'S .:Mu~a 4·Buekle and Zipper IE·S' FA LL ' ' ' 1 'I $19.95 • BUlky-looking wools I Smooth wool broadeloth You 'II certainly want a new coat this fall, and you'll see wby when you take a look a:t these wonderful ·fashi01 coats , . : they're so new, so different, so completely wearable, and what is more important, they are for you, you and you! A Small Deposit Will hold your eoa&, dresa, ddrt, hat, anytblng! �I I .. \ ,.~ I. "f'IM~ r:oo~ifv Home Is Attract{ng More Applicants For . ~JirlE!(I(e;. Patients, UnlessCommitted; ToPayMdte ·Pllflll ,1nterest to the public ~~ know tha~ ~e. new li6unty home - or in· fll'lllary .... -Is it,lraQtlnl Jots of customers. _Such spacious lind attf.actlve surroundings were cettaln to enh~hce th~ Institution as a J!lace to reside for our_older folks. Because of this, the county commissioners have found It necessary to place Into effect new regulations controlling its maintenance. While old-age pen,~oJiers have been the on. ly people to Inhabit the hortle, many llther pensioners, of courie; stayed at rest hOmes. It Is reported IIIah)' of our _older folks who have. hl~herlo resided eiBewhete ha'Ye made applicabon to becon,te county hOme residents. Ups6ot of this Is fou~d In a paiagraph pub· It will be ' : . TELEVISION GQI~ WSAZ -TV Chanhel~. $\- · THURSDAY.:. cii.Dn~l t WedO ft8$day 5:55 Sign On 6:00 Today . ·- , ,, Stg •'•• ,, . . ·-- ' 3:00 Queen for a 3:4( An lnterest.(ng study wls made by order of Mayor E. F. Robinson the past four weeks regardlng comparative Incomes of parking me· ters located at several places about town. The point which the mayor Wished to rrove or disprove was an argument by the DawSon Miller ·!arklng Meter C~., !hit' their meters would take In a lot more money becault they were more finely englneerPd and 'woulcl not fall mechanically.:• A report on the mayor's desJt Tuesday which Incidentally was not presented at the declston·maldng council meeting Monday lllght - left the Miller Company with Its me· ters slightly dDwn. \ , 3,00 QUteii tor • D•• ' "' illh!lere J!~mal("'l l Cl.'.~edy :l'lllle Trouble Wl!h tatb.t Splnaoh Jilayhouse ~:0 NBC News 6:00 News Pieture 8:15 ~r!s, Eye ' "' ' 6:2~ weahtercut -. · 3:45 t:OO 4:30 5:00 n., 6:30 Flatltd slruffl ~:~ fi::,&.tt Your ~ , 8:00 Tho People s Cllolae 8:30 The Ford ~how ~ 9':00 Lux Bfiow'wttll ·ll•::&mllfll · · 'clo'Onef · _;n · 9:30 rh~ .!One w;ma_6 !8!\ow to:oo Wliltlyblras · . "·· \.. 10:30 News Headll.nee 10:40 Weat~erqut ~ 14:45 Nltewatch' ·· jt2:00 fllll!ght . News lleadllnea WeathOr!lst Nitew~tch Tonlflkl . t:OO SliD 011 ,' WIDNtiSDAY CHANNIL • 7:0ii Jimmlt Dean 7:45 Lucky 8 Cartoons 8:00 Captoln ltnearoo 8:45 CBS News Daily SentmeJ Dayhook. 8:5~ ID _ JCk 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:10' 11:15 11:30 Local News Garry Moore Arthur' Godfrey Strike it Rich News !Utle't AlmAnac Love oiiJf• Seareh tor Tomorrow Guldlne Lilht Kolle's Kllohen AI the Wor;~ Turna - TI!tJRSoAY 7:00 Jlmtnle Qe111 q;4~ Luelty 8 Cartoolti · 8:00 Coptaln .ICao;Uoo · 8:45 CBS .Newi 8:55 LOCal HeW. · 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 Cirl')l )!oore Artb~' «<iidtni Laurel Grenge elected officem, The attendance at the Mors. Sir!!<! It l!lch · u fqllows!. M., E. W._Holcomb, O.,, Chipel Sbpday S~60ill was 36. Neira · : (l. A. Radeklh, Lectul'el'. Barbara Mrs. Robert Aley, Mro. George I!: lQ KaUe's Almanac UCINI OIS Bolth; Stewsrd, Albert Both, A• .St~el o( Charlesto~ and lfrs. tl:l& Ulve ot Lite · ~il.. The Put Olflcers Club Of· Ra- •t. S., Hailey Plcketh · Chiplatn, 1 Mlilhle kida alld ~~lighter ol 11:30 !eirctJ ,ar tom~w clbe Chapter, OES, Will ' meet '-l'ID• Val~; Treaa. Ji1at.tl!a Radekln; ParkerSburg spent Friday with 11 :4~ 11:45 Gutdlas Ltlhl " ., In view of the results herein noted, observ· Thursday at the home of :Aanos ,i:i®. Donna, .J••~ Nel,on; .c-. K., Mr. ~d Mh. 'i!Uver Dailey. 12:00 l!:slle'l Klicltt'it'' Price, Porttohd, at 8 p. lit. .Rplph 'i\frn~r; C~es. Vera Hoi· · LIM~ Starcher of' Pomeroy IZ:DD 12:ao A1 tlte ' Worlci Tutlit ers may ~onder why Pomeroy council was JO , comb; Pomona, ~f!~na Tul-n~r; vl..tted Glllrla Sarson saturday·. 12:30 . ' determined to pay an exira $17 per meter (ek· ,LAN TRAIL RIDI I F'tfaa,~nna ~ Ru~; L.Af-; AV· Ruby Hptter of Columbus spent 1:00 !•at the Clock 1:110 Beat the .c'loeiP - , 1 eluding lnstlllatJon-008 ts which l'lln about The Meigs County Rldlai -Club :U~: •kill: · Com., G, · ~~·- the weekend with her parents. Mr. 1:30 nouseparty I :30 Houseparti: _ ;: : ' will have a trail ride, ~unday, ,Lee, AfeQt, ,lloyt ·Keotoni and Mrs: F)'ank Holter. 2:00 Ble Puof! 2:00 Big Ptyofl ' • same) for MIUer meters. The kind purchased October 13, starting frotn the s~ ~ta~se will be J11e1t~ ~~ loh\1 Harold Proffitt called on · Mr. 2:30 The 1/erd)c! Is Vour9 2:30 Tho Verdlet II VOlin cost f59.30 compared to $42.50 for the Dual . Sprlnlf& fairgrounds ,at 1 p ~Stallation, October 1;, with Mri. and .Mrs. Oliver Dalley Saturday s:OO sttgh"" Pst m. lor membera and· trlen~. Fol· Iva Morton and , tel(n ol Ylnton evening. , :. " _,, 3:00 Brl,hter Day meter. As noted above one of the main Miller towing the ride a potluck supper T~wnohlp OrRn(e asllillalllnl! offl· Freda and Gloria SaioBon visit- 3:11 Secret Storm 8:15 The meat of the report: meter pitches was that these machines would will be served at the ,Grange cero. . ed Mr. and Mr~ George Starchor J:3Q Edge of Ntibt 3:30 ' RIR~ -:~llflll~l Twelve Miller meters were placed in front take in more money because they wouldn't Halt. Wlenen and buns wilt bel Etgbt membera 01 Laurel Grange( or Pomeroy Sunday afternoon. 4:00 The Early Show ot the Kroger store on W. Second Street. This furnished . ·: atten~ed ofltcers conference i Ruby Holter .and Kathryn Ball- 5:30 Your ES/Jo Reporter , , -Roct Sprlnp. · , ea pent sundoy afternoon with 5:4~ Sports Pa•ade was Jud.Bed & "good" 4~~!1. 1 Twelve getting out of whack so fre~uently. Atcprdlqg to this 11ne mon!h test the point t AP MII~S TONIO , · hMl.,.~oiUo)lo; Dajlton, ·•~II•~ 11~1 1, an~ ' r.t~; frank 11olttr. O;IIS• < WMibeJtll41!!• ,: "Dual" tleters (the type I!B'w ·~e3, were seems to be full of holes. , - . Milas Squodron, Civil lr p,. er btot "· ~~~L:AAII1i'll.. Ofa ' l)all~~ called on 6:00 Rolll!lllllacl\!e 11 trol, will meet tonight at ?:30 at .Mr. and Mrs. ·G. ·JI..,. lladekln Dalley Fridlo7. . 30 t'licY checked separately on Lynn Street and nine The vote to purchase Miller meters was the Shuler bulldJng, North Tltlrd ylalted Mrs. IJzzl" Harvey and .Mrs. iii-.;;;;;;:;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;-~ 1 ;: h~~:la ~~md 00 more Dual meters were checked separately on unanimous, how""er, so councllm•n •urely Avenue, inotead or Friday as lh•y Magale Burc41ie d and their faml· • • g " had originally planned. Ilea, Columbua. 8·00 M;IIJunalre Court Street. The Miller meters had been pro. must have been convinced of the Miller me. _ ,_ ' Rev. Morris wlllllll his appoint· 8:30 rve t'<>t ASeM'-t vided by the company & test demonstration . . ter's added features. TO ~liT TUISDAY , menl 't fo1~111hl~ Chapel Sunday, 9.00 U. S. Steel Hour 'l'ht Amoteur Girdeners' Clult (let. .13. at 10:30. Floo1 f~rna 0 es 10:00 Mystery Theater N'l!J' of Middleport wiU, meet Tuesday the chur<h last 1!:11.! Scann!J\g !be Weather evening at 8 p. m. at the home •• " .... ,;bh. . IIIO Th L te Sh • 11 :10 Th'• Lote s••' ot Mrs. A. J. Strauss with Mrs s mn~- '"0 ""'~ "~~ Columbus, : e a ow ... w _·. ·. (ounfy ~ ~ -- 4 - Mrs. T. J. Ryan Is on vacation Norman .Humphreys as the co- pe s.unday wtlh '~r parents, r · v I' from her dutlea at the Maoon Poat hosle,a. The OC!Iober meeting was Mr. and lin. w. II. lcomll. " ·· . . .... . ~ Office. She Is sl>endlnM a lew days change~ fl'om Wednesday, Oeto- Mrs. C. E Stout, AI ,an)'; vlslt~d ~~a~~nt, Mrs. J. E. Rrelda, Sat· , If ' I~ NObtAN (1, COINIIH breathe tn Tularem!a 11erma. In Charleston with her daughter ber 2 te Tuesday, Oct. ~~COLUMBUS, Ohio UP - Con· TIMID IXIIOIUIIIS and family, Mr. and llr1. William ANo•••o" 11 HOMI \ ouN4• CIIAiiNEL h WED. vtcta at Ohio Penltenliary are By tlm!ni exposurr~ octontiot• Strunk. C!{ANhiii:.a ffiil§. 10:59 Sign On ~elptne Alllerlca slrenglhen Ita de· hope io thld out ~>!actc!y how lew Mr, and Mra. William Davis of Wtltlam !Bill) Andera6n return· . d.~• 'lloct ,Spi'Jns• Grange will llll59 ilt1n-On 11:00 Adventuroa In Learnlne fen.oo anlnileerm warlan1. of tho &erms It tokes to Infect 1 Mason had " their guesle for sev- ed Kome Tu~ICIIy from ll~!»fr meoq'hursdiJ evening at 8 whru 11:00 Undoratendlol Yourself . II:M Nelghooro . Army otrlclola IBY vncctne te111 human eral doya, her cousins, Jllr. and Ho!pltal Ud Is "gettl"i aton1 the Third an Fourth degreea will ll:po Nelghhol1 12: 0~ Noon l'!ewa now beln& conducted at tho ptloon "We· hope that when we flntsh Mrs. Larney Keenan of Pittsburgh. line" memb<!~l 'of his lnmlly ro· be given. Refreshmenh will be 12:00 Noon Ne1vo are of "\'lllllmportance.'' ported 1oda1. served. 12:15 Carlo,on Club ' 12:11 Cartooii"Ciub • Inmate "guinea plf•" hove vot- all Phlfe!l of thil work, wa can James and Koren Stewart and 12:(!0 Uberace 12:30 Llberace unteered to expooe themoolv.- to turn over to the medical wotld In· Dorohy Ru15oli spent the week end Ho Gretchu Wade Show Columbuo visiting Mrs. Bill Nes· 1:00· Gretcbeb, Wadi! Sholr "rabbit" or "doer-fiy lever" med- formation whleh Will ...11t doe- In bit and Mr1. Edna Icenhower and 1:30 Jlpvlit Matinee lcally known 11 Tularoml~. Tbe lOra everywhere In controllins 1 family. l:io lfovlr ltlatlbtw Nesbitt and aon, Mike, 3:00 Amerleu Bandltand dlaea1e 11 rauoed by tiny boclerlo dllea1o whleh haa taken mmy relurnedMrs. 8:00 American SlhdiiUd wtlh them and are visit· I 4:00 Cartoab Clab and oceura amonf rabbllo, oqtllf. uv..," Oon. Cretty oold;, 4:00 Cil'tllnli CJil& · lng th)s week with M'rs. Helen 1:00 Wild Bill Hickok 1'611 and ot~er rodenll. 11 ta tra~• He 11\d the eonvleta May oon· Stewart 5:1111 wlxld, w~~ei . ' and family, 5:30 !dick•; Vouoo Club ., IIIII WIIII mltted by the bites of mea, ttcb rlbut tiOI ooly to aoctety as a 1:3d illckoy Mo'Uit -dlub 8:00 J'lve ~r Final , and ttci. whole li1 provldi"' ua wltb new Larry, Sandra and Jimmy Buck· 8:00 tift !IIi!' l'lbl AD 8:11 News tMWloille.' , .but to lhlt country'• lud of Huntlneton apent the week 6:11 8:10 Dtm.,llld Willie tt II 1 dliean f~uod oblllty to "llol Ill onemlet." tAd visiting friend• In thla area. mootl~ amohe huntero !daj. Gen. Troltment of liM ltte1t &ro~p ol Mr. and illrs. Ruliell Capehart 7:10 Ntvy IAJ . Wlllltlb M. Citaty, chtef ol tho prlaoner v'dlun~ra will beatn. , as and Jae-le ·and Ml'l, Chrlaty Bitt· 1<00 Olile Uid ,. Hurl1f Army Chemical Corpa, IIYI thai IOOB U In)' 1111110~ lpiAr, ner sperit ihe week elld In Loilng. f:*tl Waller Whtbhell Flle. cluttnr warllme. ''Tularemll Ia 1ald Dt. ·samuel 111\f, dtr tor tan, Ky., viltllnl Diane Cipehart t:oci, wlaitt!illl l'illht r~p one of he many dtte1101 Wbleh oj the tflta frllm ( t o•lo ate While lher6 tbt1 'ot!ebrated D~ 1:41 $PIIfllcoP!t · could he uHd lfalosl Ul b)' tbe Untvo111ty Collqe ,of Medi~l . aije'a blrttiday, , · . !,.'011 ',Helii oi tile lllt\1 : '"\ \ inerily." Anlatoni1 will be with ttl~ Ill· . ·Tif.ttHa In ftll"'- tht dltcue ' It mlll'-ed mate• nlttii'IIUI dl)'. Ddolora wnl lune ' aJJeneert' of' Ohio Unlvtrll1 hli@ebtti}htll1 fever, \imit· cheek thotr otn\1111011 two or three tll: ·~nl lha :.~. wlih hor - ~ lt!J, IC!II ot wit~l and anlirae- limo• tvtfll ~ lo1ir1. Voiunteero palenta, ltlr. and rdra•. Fred Spoa· men ot lilt botnph .1llnda. If un- lor tho lettl 111111 hayo lo be in cer and . brotbor1 Eddie. The taltrealed, ii'C!IR, be fatol. tip-top p~)1l~ eo"dltion, which ler left on ~ondoy to re.. nter the U. 8. Pulllle btolth ttrvt~t*- mam Olll)(llilt ofihoae who 'elop Medical School at the Unlverotty of Chlcaao. lbe .dlttm II Oil lorwitd ~ 1M uoad. Arbnau, Ttnn eo, Their reftalul Jle1tde1 1pectal 1 Mr. and Mrt. M. 0. Brown are Kaaau tnd en· Uvl"' eondltloril, lhe ' volun• .:era P•ndlng a few day, In OaUIIpoitl1 with their son a~d fomlly, wUI be allowed to watch Sat/Jr· Mra. Harold Brdwn. !by foolbell ~•'m'a over televltlon Great \.luSt u"JIIerence . Meters Placed, Checked t· ' ~ · · "Oppo... ·~um'iy· '· Ohi.•oConvi·cts Perform Sem··ce To Humanity lb Disease ·Tests MASON NEWS ~ '.-odbi Donald -•Brlimflell!, ' Galllpoh&, w Prumo ng In five stain'- u' ' ~f the American : Clm ~Weltern Pleasure · Development eouncU, ' "Horst-f'lrst, Jonny Sorrell, own· of Industrial Realtors , : · ~d ~~ Lpcllle ~lfhetl, Pomeroy, and National lnduatrlal Zontnr J1 polnta; Second, Texas Belt, CouncU. owned by Mary Dara~ Pt. Pleas· A native or canton, Mr. Wolf an4 .. polnh. has he,tn with Ohio ·Power's Gen· ' ' ell•..·-•· , ·Gaited • era1 Of£1ce orsan1zati on at Can ton '· ce he joIned the Civil E.alneerSlarbeart,_., uonL•omer•, owned s.. ·~ "' • ' ~ ina Soellon there In 11140. 3 Marilyn l'oalesong, MasoJ~· He wa1 tran11erred to the Colli· 0 ' •' pqln"d\ ,·See, ~Kd, . LIGUle ~~r,: merci~l Dept. In 11147 and worked oWIIe •Y n. · eorge, h as assuant Industrial development P,Olls, -32 }l O U lntsidTheb ~t'r ior~~ consultant for the company until 1 80 \ ~t"t rt~~~ ~ e ew s Ibeing named Industrial developC on. ment conoultant In Marcb, 1~6. 1 ClaSIJ 7-Western Pleasure He was promoted to his present •;.1,n ony, .48 lnchea to 56 inches- - post in February, 1~7. "First, Little Champ owned by During World War I) 11'· Wolf ;Get&Id' t;uthrle, Coolyilte, 45 was a palrol plane commander in plilni.\;·Se<:ond, Little. Son, owned Navy ·for \hl'fe years and llew 72 by Georgq Guthrie, 48 points. combat mlssloos in the Paclllc : . Cl•i• ·~Pa~ade Pony Claso- theatre. ; 'r~. - Red '!"Ina, ow~~d by Ma[i· He wao recalled to active dut•' J...;'' :Wollace, Bulfolo, f8 polnu; ,. ' · b in the Nava\ Air Reserve in 1932 1·lllieond; Bachelor Boy, owned Y ond served a• air intelligence otri· , '~b!lll~ ~lon~rth, Middleport, cer and patrol plane commander 1 :- . 'ctW.all· • 'Walking Horse-Firso, In the Canal Zone for· 18 montho. · ..· Albert T. Redman ts the dlrecter 'Sun Suuhine, ·owned 37by .Keith ol Industrial Development lor the ttmmerman, Albany, points; Ohio Chamber ol commerce at . Second, Gay Wlllon, .owned by Columbus. llbodaere Stables, Athens, 30 He wao graduated from Oblo . !. points;. State University in 1925 and en· / Clua · !~Keg t, • -'l·, ~• 0 rt Race-First. u k8 43 gaged In newspaper work- 1918 ' ·KI~g. ownea by "'" Y mee ' to 19111-with exception of two . ' -:.~ points: seeond, rta!h, owned by yearo 'in Attontey General's Office G~alAI Gu\brle,. SS· poln}'- · iP2I-Z4. , ClaSIJ 11"-.Polly Harne" Cts<:J n""man ~as Financial Editor of -Flrol, Little Man, owned b:• """ ' Sharon Pjll•but>'. Pt. Pleuant, 51 the Columb • Dispatch 1927-1939; { d B h 1 Bov Aviation El!ilor, Columbus Dl,. •' po o!S; Sec:<~n ' ac e ~r . ' pateb Jg2'1·1939; Dispatch Newa owned by lohnny Allensworth, Broadcaser 1937·1939 and joined II' pntnts; · the Stall of Ohio ChaJilber of Clasa !2--Weotern Working Commerce In 1939. Olllahoma Lady Redmon is Pall President ol Leifheit, PomtAmerican Industrial DevelopShorty, Council; Member of Advisory DIJIJiy.·~l'lle, Pome Amerlc~n'Industrlal Devel· Pleasure opment Counc<l; Secretary,. Na. Fancy, owned tlonal lndUstrlal~Zonlnll Commit· Athens, 42 DlrecLor, \l at Lakes S(Jteo ol Society, Devel ment epuncell A. Morgan, Secretary·Treaaurer. 1o a member and Past Chair· of Industrial DIBperslon Ad· Commllt!!t or the American t,,; ';·~ ~~:~:~~~~~~ I Industrial Development COUQCII · Olflce of Defense Mobilization; a l.m••mber ol the Governor's Commit· JIQ)'S , tee on lmpiPmentatlon, Lo~al Air Service, anrl a member of tbe Governor'& Executive Commi\tee '. orl Qbio's Water Resources. · ' 3a poblls. 1 . iJA(UTS ~ ~- She-Mad~ Good Use ·Of lmpraetical Giff News 1 · WH''t . . a Doily Hooded and fur collar styles. Nylon reversibles, ~ar. coats. Sizes 2 to 18. ..._ In a •I*lllllotpttil liard. aaoTMn AcT Nll\t biJNatn. ~~r. J. ·UP 'l'!lo lluiltit llftMHit1 roothall team• lh&Ptl up aa 1 brother acl Wlldeicrt thl ~hay li1 Ihit fl!l. ~lor Gent Slmmo, of vo., will llo play· Ill• bet! ill· curlalori, Rabbit , ver Ina IU&td, while a aopiiOmore br.lther. Bob, will be at end. AI \Ko potjUon wlll be Loy A•ll'blrola. 1 "'••·"' , , ....... .. oo.,.....ore ""'" N. J.; wboH twin ~:~74~~~! ::::J.::.:.:':.':.~!.!::~~n~nl~tr~..~·- w. G~NEVA IlL UP - Klddles get a lift out of saving tbeir pennieo rt the Firot National Bank here. The bonk has Installed a hydraulic cylinder lilt which ral1e,s ~oun:lJ!tm 12 Inches above the floor . .., tbcy con see the teller / '•, and vice versa. .NEW YORK' Jd u g.ethent Is ReDdtfru ....1 FOr ThepJaJn' II t!lf · II. Jndgment on a oornovlt note for Ut!lt-80 phu laterest and coota hat been rendered in !lele• Oounty Common Plea1 eoutt tn favor ol the plalptiff tn Jooklon Production Credit Auoclatlon ~~. ftay111ond Welch and Gerlrude Welch. In another ontrr the court ordered distribution or $5,000 relor the nle ol prembes lnv!•lve~ In Reba Leonard v•. Camp, el al nun1. Albany, 37 points: Second PiBtol Pete, owned by .Fred Lei!· heit, Pomeroy, 22 points. . The dinner was served by tho women of tho Bachtel EUB CLbTJIING HOUSE 'lbe Clotblng Coiner Of Pomeroy Men's • .. . OVERSH~OES .. wnii Y · The re,ular meetlna of tho Racine FFA Chapter wu bold !a the Vo-Ag Dept. Frld•r evenlnl, October 4 at I:OO p.m. It's pur· ~ose Wll to laltiate new mem· ber1 to tb~ Green H•nd de,ree a"d • the Green Hindi to the Chapter Farmer ~·~·Plna werri, pr~nted to _all newly elected membero and new· ly elected Chapter Parm~. ~Ndvi•ors present tete ' 8 o-..;ono ~ !an and H. w. Walter. Followlnl the moetln&; rerreobments or douabnuta md cl4et were served.-Roy Vu llleiiJr, reporter. Your E ' ~~·!OD ~ .. . ' LautS .n . • IY TID IROVI~ Here Is ~4dlt10p~l ·da,ta t~at sho•ld be belplul to lho.. wbo will go 10 the polil 011 November ·w. ~· ·The Election Laws of ·ohio te· quire a certain pfOCI4urt to be ·followed at the. · polllnC place when you ptfanl yourself to vote. The Ia~ requires JOU /.tc announce your luU . n~e and address to the precilict ei,eetiOD of· flclals and in non-reglotrobon preel~cto, ~pol! the .eqtielt ol t~e preliding ju<Jie, you . mall atote the county iownablp and pre. cinct In which your realilence I< located In refillratlon precincts, th ofilelal will ' itieh ' cheek to .~ 11 your retiiltniUoa card 1o Ill-. nature on KIDS GET LIFT $3.98 TO $16.95 On Your . ~n • • u f' lell•lators tomlril from thil part of the atoll ware often cll1ed 'Coma~ Roya"; but 1/111 "1"11le• of 'tho' jotiil, tiOutheutern Oltlo men bdld lmportarlt pOll· ttou oa commttteoo lneludlns the cholrmtosblp of the lllchway, Educotlon llld~ololl eomml~ tee1. Sen. C na Is vl.Uhairman b of the ' Educo ton ~ommittee in t e Senate. • 'l!t llotlns bit~ p•IIDiopby be said "We mut ,educate the ho)'l lnd prll wherever rou find them and mwt Ill lhe we~tb 0t !fie •Late wbether In soutbeoiient or Northern Ohio to Jlllb tbla t\IU· cation poatble." He elided bll -~k with the atoteatent that wtLh~l alate atd, lchooiJ would only lie able to 1117 ·open about Wee montha a·yearda 1 qutlllon,and wwer ~ Rep~ntaUve 'Jielnllirt ':lid _ th4t ~II, ~ !well!' -Pomer~ ond .. dated for lniprovemeal '- '·t""" · .J_':.' "!"'!' Mra. Vale th~-the ,...,..... ~ IJhiOnted ~n. Colllu wlflill· flfi. ~~-~~.. d oalensd.~~ .:. 6e '•"'*e~ej_ . d 118lst on the pltJ. Simpson llle to Aaron. John10n lolled out Colemon. No runs, no hit1, no erron, none !fit. In- Sovonth Joe Cotlilll went In to play lint bue lor the Yanl<eeo. The two banko of llrh" behind hom' were turned b Aon u h'tthe went t htoI IaLth aron bl h1 • 3 and I p to n o e' eac ef' olongolde the lelt field bullpen lor a home run tying the score at 2-2. CoUino. llelded Covington'• grounder and !brew to Turley for !he putout. Art Dltmar wal worm lnr· up tn the New York buOpen. Torre hit a lavage Uno drive directly Jnto 1\lrley'j glove. Hule ran tbe count to 3 and 2 1nd then Died 10 Kubet. One run, one bit, no errora, none left Yonktto hnnlll .Turley bun~d foul on 1 third strike and waa out. He argued 'fll~ Conlan apparently becauae h~ did not know what the count wu. Bauer line a 2 ond 2 pitch against the left field foul pole ,.... .. ""' .. ' "'•• for a home run, putting tho Yan· Count7 1111!'. Ul lllddloport lilico tee• ahead, H Kubek popped to lho7 bad ~led 'him In hll can· MantiliL Slaughter rolled to dldaet. eadt\ Uilte: , . . Torre who made the play unasD)ulhl-tile ohort ~~ meet. oltled. One run, one hll, no erlng proP'Im hooD were dlltrlb- rOI'I, none !fit. uted. Pllosare bellll tbade. 10 at· ,._ E'-Lth . 1 out. .,.. tend the Dlatrlcl cohterence In Rlee slruck Corl Sawata~i JHbon o~ octOber 10 with rew· batted lor Jobnaon and struel: vaUoliiiO be llllde. wlth llrl1 Fry out. llloniUII walked. Logan popby OciAiber 13. II waa llliiOUnced cDo ld N lhat the Sb'o BPW.-•eroUon is ped to M ura , o runs, ao opoosorldi .~ educ.ti;'al tour .to hits, no errYanbttor~. •ithth ~ Washlnston, D. C. from October Don McMillon well! In tot pitch 31 10 N~vember 4th eoatlnf Mil tor the Brave~. Berra d011bled to lor chtb lllt'lnben. lelt. McDo~gald ucrltlced, Me· ' lolf•- · PerriP • ilamed Fredcl!o Mahon lo MantiUa covering flrat Houdlahel~ lin._ Nan McJO~ and a1 Berra went to third, Luml?" ¥lao Beti Sanllom Ol • BJ·Iaw flied to Covington who threw out <9mmltlell. ltlri.' lloofl', chairman, Berra at the pllte with a great of the Speclil.Commlttee, rave • throw. No runs, onr hit, no er· report of tile .10\'11 club activities rors, none Jell. during NaUonaiJiuslneu WomeQ'l BraYOI Ninth Wee). . · . Mllhews walked on 4 pitches. lllu Susan ""r~. cb~an cl Aaron struck out. Covtn11ton btl Heollb and ~f,~y anno)ID.ced that Into a double play, Turley to plano a~ heiDI made for Dr. McDougald to Collins. No runs, lor, chlropodtlt Gf Galflpolla ' no bits, no errors, none !ell Hunttnston, lo -be lite apeuer at J,oi;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; 1/le November meeUns. Plw Were alio dllclwed -for coilduetlilg ' the _onnuot _lleatt Campllp Jn &llddleporL one of tha BPW civic .. projecta ·of (ormer ,Yew. • _ . Open Tuea.lbna Sal. 0 1 eJreldal gn•ps ef FALL Dresses $5.98 e JUNIORS eMISSES • WOMEN'S D~y atyies, epsuals, juket lrocko tlelldertztnr lbelttit .. _a~d I lot ot1 themi Woolens, mlrocte· blends, rayon/acetate, cuptoni cottoos! Black, teupe, beife, navy. reds, blues .... pLoidi, stripe1, checu, novelty patlent plua plenty ,.lido! HDBfS:BEAUTY SH0 p _ r on 990 SJIOt · 4illueed 0)1 ' IDY ''IIUI. N•.Haven CouncJ"l C"'":l·anne ' 11· 1 :.,p '~· m. Purpo1e of the meotlnJ of 01~ trlet 15 ollleol'l tralnlni meeting whieh wi, b'eld' Thnnd•Y., October 3 1957 -at tho Jackson High Sch..;l VociUI>ntl . A¢<1lkure Deportment Wll to -dlocuas WIY! and meano In whleb e•cb olfl· cer could Improve bl• reopectlve chapter. A paoel dllcuulon waa held pertaining. to more •participation •by all membera In the chapter. There were nlqe cbaptera repre· scnled. Those attendlnc trom R•· ••ne wer V~As lnllrUcter !low· ';,.d Nola~ Roland Wqlfe Wald Foster, Hairr OUro, Chari~. Gaul d Ro Van M~ter Dally •xuu •hall then write your 8:00 _ 5:00 name and addreu al tbe proper place In the poll l!•t ~·eept tkat EYenings lv If you ar~ una~)e to ~lie J.. • . name and tddre!l In tbe poll • ·' ....,,,n~IJient , . tc.,.llnuWiJ,.;, P111 ()nol you may: rliat~ yo\li. 11!..-t at Bl mile• Weat Dlrwla Hght ~ah1ie Hank corner. ploce tnl!!nded ~r; . yo,.urent~fl~a· On Route 880 ~t~ayor .Thomas Grinstead asked Ph Da 1n E b permission ol c®ncll to eree1 and preseDI ' ' proper ,. The l!iaklltg' of ·your . t !l!l~~~~~J;!.!;i~..:J~:;on:e;: ,:t~w;::x:e;:an:g:e~ "No Parking" signs on the east lion. will be ottes~d to by a precinct ·ide of Geor~e ~treet between wUIhiS evidence Fifth and Sith Streets. C.ouncil official oame by who signing name on lhe the granted the request. poll 'list as 1 lritneJS to your Attending were Mayor Grin· mark. 1 stead, Recorder Thelma Capehart In registration ~~rtclncts, your and Counellmen Jack Frey, Ed· slanature on the poll llsL will win 1\iJush ond Thoma' Hoffman. then be compared wltb-jo~ sl&· l:'~ . ~!~~r.~·-~~:0: ~::: Mefl1 • l I c!}>• . · .. :::t.lnlt~l_l ~d_l~ ' 1 " o~fDan~ ,. , WJ EH as 7 ' I , Bettertn-u 1'orld Series Sen. CA»IliDs ., , · t_.L~ I• IC9i1Jtnued from Pase One),' mtlt(eCeo.nttnued from Pag, One) ' Stu . eli "' ~ J rJ.'i:ID.· ! . (Conlln~d"!fOID ·Pale One) (Continued from Pase One) '" .Ciaas .,_Weslern Ple~&ure· Pony C::U J0 f f J\ lololnhart ind _,ld be hoped YriHI Slxlh I 1 , •• 1 h "I~1t' S'lver He alio Is a vice president and D' • M . , · •' thatlh~J couid co~I!IPt,IIMtr lint John.son deflected Lumpe'a ·I un~~ .... nc - · ' · th G Lit llld tiin cooperation 101Ublt tbey ~ ne,. bounder towarttl 1bortotop ind ; ' • Q. owned -~y J,nleo Hauck, 'of e re~ounc~t'-- ' u,: ISl ncI ee~jf er IJDporii.Gt Logan toaltll the runner out. l1~Jt ,pojpta;, Sec011d, Lady, own~d . •• , tl . e le•lslallon u; explained that Johnson reeelved credit f6r '" ~ r WCHS·TV Ch•nttef·t:~~~\ f ua) ao RompOI" Jlllllrl Trea•ul'e lluqt Tbe Price r; lltiht · Truth ot COiil~liJfto,. Tic 1'lc DoUIIt ::;:~ ~o~~:'~:e.Y!)I, · · 'Aodera Romanaeet 6:30 Wqo~ Train 7:30 Father Jtnows 8eol 5:00 Kratt TV Theater 9:00 ThiB II Your Life 9:30 Boot.! aM Saddles 10:00 Tic 'l'ac l>ourh 10:30 10:40 10:43 12:00 Resultt oi tile' Nr\lt!y: Miller Ouil Dual (12) (9) W. Sec. Sl. Lynn St. Court St. Week EniJ Sept. IT 22.98 21.78 23.28 Week End Sept. 25 18.52 16.68 19.41 Week ~d Sept. 18.20 16.00 16.50 Week End Oct. ·1 20.84 ~0.17 20.91 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:80 ;1:00 4:00 Comedy 1·1mo 4.30 Trouble With Farber ~ : 00 Spinach Playhouse ~:45 NBC Jilews too News Picture 8:15 ~~Ports Eye 6:25 Weathercast fn Parking M.et~ Study(), Home Ftont Showi tifft---...: Types 01 Machines lqual/n Nitkel t aklrto Ability n. n TOday Romper Room Tred'ure Hunt The Price Is Rlgbt t0:30 Truth llr co~sequenc• Tie T•c llouih 11:30 It Could Bo You 11:45 World Series Doors Are r~solutton 6:00 9:00 9:80 10:00 1!.00 lished Tuesday In The Dally sentinel, to wit: Hom~•S ()·rvsn~.J ''(The commi&Jioners toted) to charge amyw oea bulatory patleill! at thl\ lfew Muhly hom~ $SO Howe r, if there are bed patient old folks per month plus m~dical cafe, and bed patients who wish to reside at the beautiful new home $100 per month, plui medical eare." · on Chlidten's Home Hilt, they may. It will _,., ---- aost them an additional $40 per-month, The or\ler by the commissioners seems en. Ore tltely The brief setting the 'County officials have b~en cobtideht tllat new sche'dules of payment tor living the the 32-bed Institution can be made more 1nd county hdme ofllctal~ ~fupletds the trlnsfer more self-supporting with the advantages that of patients from the Itt.·j·4& Infirmary to the come from handling lareer numbe11 of Pl· !jew home on tbe Hill. tt 11 quite certain the tlents In modem facilities. At the same·tltne, new h6hlt Will ilot lack ttildents. fai~. 'J L ~ ~2-Dally Sentln~l, Pomeroy-Ml~lepdl1, O.,, ·Gct~~Dn . ~ .• ,' tliey eallnot petmil bed patierils to 'flock to the hqme on the same basts as those who can to a great degree care for themselves. An old age pensioner before the new county home handed over $64 of bla $6& pellston to the county. Now he will contribute $60 plus medical ca-re. Befor~. If he were a bed patient, the county absorbed the extra cost of caring for him. That Is, If he had been committed there by official oounty )ega! steps. Only bed pallebU s6 committed were 'accepted before. lri the tilture also only commutation by count)' act16n will pl8ce an indigent bed pa· tlent ln th~ county home. The county contlnues to absorb t~e added cosl. : •• 0 M EH.ICtent PfratiOn ,, t ' Writer your re~tion card and If In tbe opinion ·of a maj~rlty pf 'the preetnet offielals, the olgnatlitel are the nme, the clerks •hall e~ter, lho date of lbe olectlon on tho reg~otion card, 11 paper ballota are belna uied In tba~ precinct, lhe Judie li c~arge of lia!lqll will detach 3 bltlot from ·~u• B· \eavlnf •Stub A a\taelled 10 !be ba lot. He will hind you. the baUoll ud coli your name ind stub ~Umber. A clerk then enten tbe iluh num· ben opposite your algnature '" the poll hook. Yob obi'l then 1'1· tire to Ollt of the YOUDI compartment. .r,d Jl!ll'k your ballots . ~ ·~ .YI, . skirts pair- ofJ with any· thing: Car · c;oat, sweater, bloUBe, stlede jaCket. SheaUr flare, pleats or full · style.. Sizes 22·30. ,..- 14DIES $3~99 . ,' •' ' .,.CIA&: YALUI to EUZABI!lTll , 1CI')'Y, N. C. - 5 . II prleed f~lli ~... ,_. e Nylon/wool ~l.S ' ' .. .... .. ··.._.... $12,95 ·· F R E E · we Are Giving Aw'ay A uus 1!P · FRUI1 KABOBS LADIES Car Coots ' \ See .'Titese for value plus, as· ; sOrted COlors - All sizes. Shop . !' Stlffler'a· Second Floor. ' . . ,, . . ~ ..ELECTRIC! PElC~LATO.I\ ; ,., E.&- Week' ..-~·, io Weell• ' Notblllll to Jlliy- Come In and ft.eglll&er I 1 "' TO ' • •• -· ~$1' W'EK'S WINNE,~ , Mary QUills, Pomeroy, ()~io I fleeces I Woollculunere . blendJ , , e Sail n' pepper htmls Just lOr fun-Hrvt ....... .. ....... $12.95 up . trips Albeinarle hospital here ll.r•ecenllY that the !Wib nuraeu had to put bableo In dtl!ller dra";· ero. There were ba~lei In all the crib!, In all !!'! Incubators and four were ~ Ia drelaer draw· era. I·' .s, ........... .. ·.. .. .. .. $4.85 up · -~ea'i lnMUbtecl · ~Tfll' IOOTS aad tltese •agalfieeat . • . DRESSES (UP) _ The 11011 ·made 10 m~JY ' MUSKEG~N, Mloli. VI' - A reeent,IY re\lt'ell ~u•eaoa Commun· tty CoUege ltii!OI'Y lnelrU«<r ~on­ tel\~, 1)11~ -''l®·(miri)' untvoralb' studenta ~- ttiere o~ fof th• aoelal life." Dr. John L. KeKiAleY ' added that "tbef do liLlie axeepl 10 Interrupt tbe wor- of the oerl· ou1 student." • To make your wardrobe loot like more, our new . . . . . . 1111111111 59CIAL ITIID."'S .:Mu~a 4·Buekle and Zipper IE·S' FA LL ' ' ' 1 'I $19.95 • BUlky-looking wools I Smooth wool broadeloth You 'II certainly want a new coat this fall, and you'll see wby when you take a look a:t these wonderful ·fashi01 coats , . : they're so new, so different, so completely wearable, and what is more important, they are for you, you and you! A Small Deposit Will hold your eoa&, dresa, ddrt, hat, anytblng! �,, ' ,....,.,,----~ . ~' ....... '-.~" "! ·--~- -. . .- ~- I -~ • '> .,., ' •• ...,. ~ •!• "' ... . I ' . I. I 1 .., . I ,.~ . f j' • I, . , /, I .,. \ , ~~..._, _ _ _ • f;.'" ,~ ; 'h ,' # • It~ II 1, lN.CI - ' ,,. , . _ - - 1 ·~., • .. I I Sil.es 4 to 9 VALIJES TO ,6.95 tl.iWrea's Oxfords 1081G YS 117 Sbtplu)' ~!Ill Purllell tS.9S ·up • P!IJUID I~ ! ~WARD SWEATIRS ~.95 .. $10,95 SPORT COAT$ by -Htl'liwlek ~d Stv re~uprt (R,~nllmbtr) · ' $24.95 ,. Mea'~ DR.ISS 51-A: It~ $12.95 THE SPORTS CENTER AviMrllo4111Mtrtttr •tP.'!II!I Clelll• Dtoltt . l fll SJ. Mlddlepon R. E. Orlndley Sr. FOR ~.0.0' -f~ee, County Judge N9V, I 5th, 1957 Meig$ County ' ,1~1, . . Add .J JC)IIi111IJ' r,IJ'J,?U Pd. Pol. Adv r • . .' I . ... . .M'erc·h,an:dise· Reduce .Futi. t.meh _.4 Let Us Give Yeu .h (Eielusive of $100.00 Free Merchandise Offer) · YOU Q.CEIVE FREE ~:,.-... 8sa.... 11.\Ti'aus . ; • A ~.1$ IIM'J'~ .·~ IIL\TCBING 1101 SPRING ,1, ON ... . , ~ j " r \C ~UMIER and lUI"- S .uma '·. .. . . r·, .. ' ., ' HOG,G II z· ~t4t : )~-!t~ ' q ~ ~~.. '!> · · · · U00 . , . . $SOO , • , • •• MOll NO liT Aft • POR Y04J ~ND YQUR Fft,.NDS FOR ~~ Y U NAMII,. ... WI SU,LY IT. euR . J 4NO LfAilll ~OSTS MAY II A PLI~S. IUIPIIII TO ¥fU. Sl~ us·S®N. HA.VI . \ MIMIYtAN tfAVI.A·FINE PALL SEA· I .I I 1l I I I ., I I ·,ERNIIIT COVBIIT, Mer. ' I .~ITJ '' 'LOAN ' f I I ' TbJf If \he ifeatesl .sale we'v!!: eve{ ha~ ~d.. this , 'ffl!' ~pplji!J .to bedroom sultea with prlcu 11111· ma•t:tlllf.~. • .. j • • I ·aifd ·~llal;· Go~ntl•• ' t • ''' ! i" ~ ' ' I• ' "o_,,...~ MoHc•• til~~~~ of I ILBatar• -~~·~;~,~~ hnpolnd , _valuable uset In obtaining • high ~ll. GI\E~J'r liJJ.Itl!i~~Y PI '"" Melgp C;!l.l!nUes recog- ft~!~~~!n- ~r . ~!l]lllirina the merchants and vro- •.,....1~ pay ·~unts and ~:~~~tlfylllg �,, ' ,....,.,,----~ . ~' ....... '-.~" "! ·--~- -. . .- ~- I -~ • '> .,., ' •• ...,. ~ •!• "' ... . I ' . I. I 1 .., . I ,.~ . f j' • I, . , /, I .,. \ , ~~..._, _ _ _ • f;.'" ,~ ; 'h ,' # • It~ II 1, lN.CI - ' ,,. , . _ - - 1 ·~., • .. I I Sil.es 4 to 9 VALIJES TO ,6.95 tl.iWrea's Oxfords 1081G YS 117 Sbtplu)' ~!Ill Purllell tS.9S ·up • P!IJUID I~ ! ~WARD SWEATIRS ~.95 .. $10,95 SPORT COAT$ by -Htl'liwlek ~d Stv re~uprt (R,~nllmbtr) · ' $24.95 ,. Mea'~ DR.ISS 51-A: It~ $12.95 THE SPORTS CENTER AviMrllo4111Mtrtttr •tP.'!II!I Clelll• Dtoltt . l fll SJ. Mlddlepon R. E. Orlndley Sr. FOR ~.0.0' -f~ee, County Judge N9V, I 5th, 1957 Meig$ County ' ,1~1, . . Add .J JC)IIi111IJ' r,IJ'J,?U Pd. Pol. Adv r • . .' I . ... . .M'erc·h,an:dise· Reduce .Futi. t.meh _.4 Let Us Give Yeu .h (Eielusive of $100.00 Free Merchandise Offer) · YOU Q.CEIVE FREE ~:,.-... 8sa.... 11.\Ti'aus . ; • A ~.1$ IIM'J'~ .·~ IIL\TCBING 1101 SPRING ,1, ON ... . , ~ j " r \C ~UMIER and lUI"- S .uma '·. .. . . r·, .. ' ., ' HOG,G II z· ~t4t : )~-!t~ ' q ~ ~~.. '!> · · · · U00 . , . . $SOO , • , • •• MOll NO liT Aft • POR Y04J ~ND YQUR Fft,.NDS FOR ~~ Y U NAMII,. ... WI SU,LY IT. euR . J 4NO LfAilll ~OSTS MAY II A PLI~S. IUIPIIII TO ¥fU. Sl~ us·S®N. HA.VI . \ MIMIYtAN tfAVI.A·FINE PALL SEA· I .I I 1l I I I ., I I ·,ERNIIIT COVBIIT, Mer. ' I .~ITJ '' 'LOAN ' f I I ' TbJf If \he ifeatesl .sale we'v!!: eve{ ha~ ~d.. this , 'ffl!' ~pplji!J .to bedroom sultea with prlcu 11111· ma•t:tlllf.~. • .. j • • I ·aifd ·~llal;· Go~ntl•• ' t • ''' ! i" ~ ' ' I• ' "o_,,...~ MoHc•• til~~~~ of I ILBatar• -~~·~;~,~~ hnpolnd , _valuable uset In obtaining • high ~ll. GI\E~J'r liJJ.Itl!i~~Y PI '"" Melgp C;!l.l!nUes recog- ft~!~~~!n- ~r . ~!l]lllirina the merchants and vro- •.,....1~ pay ·~unts and ~:~~~tlfylllg �• I ' ' $-D,aDy S~nUnel, Po~efOY·Mlddleport, 0 , Oct, 9, 1957 WOMEN $9 SO per 1,000 ada..,.. ~'.~":F::;::::;::;;;;;;~·~;;.;;;;;;;;;;:;;:..fOc;;;.....;:.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;:;==: ing envelopes at home Work in c:,. thiS area. Write loltJTUAL AS. SOCIATES, Box 106-AB, Mor· FOR CONSIBTINT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ton, Penna. 10 9 3tc 1 Tratlcr apace Heart of 'Middleport Get located before muddy grouod hurts you. Phone 9263 PttONE 398 1 Edgar Reynolds, Reynold's Dally J Sture, Mtddleport, Ohio. RATES J _ 10 Z Otfc 2 ceau per wml, oae W.rUon. 'Minimmn 001:.-4 :ell.' Rehcf or subsitute route earner per word foo· lhree eo-ll•• iruerUooa. lor Dally Sentinel Contact Carl Speelal - One molilll for 211 cents per word. Stalder 10 9 31c Full rate of 2 cents per wol'd wtll be charged lor advertlalnC U aot paid for before the 151D of each mootb followinglnoertlon. Erron in A4verlllini-Bbould be reported immedlately. Thr Oall1 &.ntloel -'U aot be reopooalble for mOA than one tncor 11<1 Iaaertlon. Card of Thanb and Spedal Notices of Evenll •1 00. Obltuarleo pt~blllhed at 1 eent per woN. I WANT ADS •bar&• (l) Not1ces I w1ll not tte respons1ble for any ' debts other than my own Dewey Beas lD 8 3tc \ ,R,.ti~"CI 17 SNOWDIN I PHY~l,IS Mrs. Edna Rullell and •rllllddaughter; Sabra Canaday, speQt Sunday with 1\lr) and Mra. William Burrell of Ja<bon. 'Mr. and Mra. Ruaell Lillie and children, Sandra and Ruaty, spent Sunday with h~r parenll, 10 and Mn ' Sam Wyatt of Wolf Pen. Paul Myers of Columbua spent the week end with his parento, Mr. lllrs Lee Myero Mr and Mrs Kenneth Michael and sollf, Mike and Tommy, of CbUllcolhe, were week end IUtiU of his parenh, llr. and Mrs. J. E. Michael. Week end guelto of llr. )nd lllro. Dell Luckadoo were their granddaughter, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Harris of Columbua. · Mr. and Ml'l. Clarence Price were Friday evenina auesUI of Mr. and Mn Earl McHaffie. Mlaeo Carolyn' and Martha Nlebolson of Middleport apent Saturday wath tbelr gnndpsrenll, lir 111d Mrs. Etneat Molden. , Mr. and Mrs Ruuell Adama of Leewood, W Va, apent the week end with her mother, Mri. W. T. MarUn and famjly, Mr and Mil. William Largent spent from Tbunday until Sunday with their son, Mr and Mrs. Ill· mer Largent of Ashland, Ky. • Ernert Moldea h111 retuned to hu employment after a two weeks vacation. William Snowden of Dayon spent the week end wltb hll mother, Mn F. V. Snowden and visited hla broll)er, 'Mr. and 1\lr& Roy Snowden Mr. and Mn. William Slncer tnd children of Toledo spent Sunday wtth her parenll, Mr. and Mra. Rei Jordan. The Golden Clrele 'Clau of the ChriJt.lan Church wlll hoi~ ill 0.. ober party at the bo"'e of Mr and Mrs Richard Grueser, Saturday eveolnc \ ·- SUTTON . . IASHAN ly Mri, A. H. hllty Mr. and Mra Curlla llaridolph, who are employed at 'Columbus, opent the wee\ end at their •ome here. Mr apd 1!11 Leo Eddy arid lam· •lly of Wooater apent from l!'rlday until Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Grover White and Mr and Mrs Italpb Ballard. Mn. Erma O'Nellopent Wedn... day night with Mr& Gertrudp Kloea of Middleport I Hattie Preaerlck, , Alma Bahcook and Ealle Warner of Cheater spent Thunday afternoon wttb Mr. and Mrs. A. H. &alley. Mlaa Janice Randolph, Colum· bUJ, spent week end with her por· enta, Mr and Mrs Rulua RID• dolph. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Sorden, Djamond, w. Va. spent Saturday with Mr, and MrL Clint orr Dee Ga~r tnd Cora Ward of Akron, Erma! Seheekengost. Parke!'lburg, took aupper with Mr and .Mn. Orvy Gainer, Friday eveolng. Rev. Freeland Norrta will conduet wonblp semcea every Tburtday evening at the Eagle Ridge Church. Mr. ond Mn. Theodore Pullins and famlb opent Sunday with bll parents Mr. ahd Mrs. Pulllos of Tuppers Plalna. i By Mrt. Wtrrtn 7~,~~1 School Offl(!ials '-}Plantings Ma~c Like New Offkes ~lilllU High At Cohuty Home Morewdseape ~~ Mt. N T. Rose wu llktn to ~t. Joacpb Hooplltl Sunday mornl!lc by Ewing am~ulanee. , ' 'Mr and lllrs Tbomat Holter, Jr. had u Sunday guu~. lltd Mr1. ll'rank Walton -nd ftmlly and Mr. and Mr~. Warren Rose and ehll· "!· dren, , Edath and Paul Rose and Carl Walton were supper guesll of Kal'· en, Sharon, R'llger and Ronald Hoi· ter on Sun~ay. Donald Davidson, Chester Ro6e and Melvin Circle attended their FFA Initiation at Racine School building Friday evening. Refresh· ments were served. The Ladles of Sutton )lalhodllt Chureh made apple butter at the home of Mrs Ralph Lee, Tl,leldar. Mr. and Mra. Warren Rose and Mn. ¥artba Rose went to Parkertburg, Monday to vllit Mr. Roll! lo the hospital. Mr. Rose wlll eelebrale hlo birthday, Wednesday, October 9. • ( 1 ' of Mr and Mn. Dean E¥1ch Columbus were ,alle4 here SuDday by the 111rlous lllne1111 pf hef fat~ or, N. T. Rose. ,1 Mt. and Mra. Guy Roae an~ and Mrs. Dean Earlch '1\'ent to be hospital to ..e ham on sunday evenlna before returnlns tu col!r. and Mn. Grover Whale are lumbus. tPOnding thll week at Woo,ater ' , and K!Uhuek vbltlna their ebild· Mr nnd M11. Leo Tarlor were ron while Mr Wblte holds 1 week calling on his sister, Mr. and Mr& meeUI)i at Killbuck. Warren Rose and family one even· Mr. and Mn. Richard Rowe and l'ng last week. ,, family, Eail Letart, opent Sundty Mba Karen Holter helped !•rve afternoon with Hr. and Mrs. Ru· re,fresbmenls with the 4-H llils. 1t fua Randoi'h the Pomero) High ~chool on Satdr· Mrs. J. c. Mclay and ll!ancJ. diy evening at the Sq~are llailee da~ghler, Connie K. Monnty, Fcsttval. ' apent Sunday with her daughter Mlos Joan B~laker and Ronn•e and mother, !lira Paullne Morarlty Brinker of Raelne ~re overn:·•t at Holler H01pital. .... f " .,b "" Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and .~sta o ..,r. aad Mrs. ' onltl aona of l!eedtVUie opent the week Holter Jr. aod children last ~~~ end with )Jr and Mrs Clint Orr. day. JuUa Rose spent Monday with THI BUCOLIC LIFI her grandmother, Jlrs. Ann• Tut· MORLEY, Mich.-Wli'ep , form· Ue, Eaale Ridge. Frank Green attempted to " Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Fortney er corral bio cow, the animal kicked ol W;,naw apent the week end at hlm, stirring up i' nest of beet with tnd lilfS· Junior White. Mr. tnd lllrs Reed Eynon of Green took off his hal and beMornlna Sllr spent Thursday aft· gan BWsttlng lhe befs. The hoi emoon and evening with Mr and slipped from hUI grip 'nd landed Mra. A. IJ. Bailey. • on the~cow's nole. s~~ ,ate :be Alva Whittaker left Tuesday lor hat and Green ran Ito" W. bees. Chilllcoth• feterana Hoapltal PROGRESS .' ' • wllere he: wlll un~ergo aar,ery. Mra. LQia Sqrdeq II eonvaloocing HARTFORD,, CQan. UP - ~ 1 at the home ol her daughter, Mrf, historic G011eral Burgoyne Mon•· rpent is no more. It was eatabUilied Ruby Orr._ •• a park In 1717 to note the dejlnnt WIUiama tnd son, Jumor, of Charlmon called 'bn lllr. and lett of the Bratlsh ~eneral, but throu¥h the yeafs gave wa7 to Mrs. J. C. .de~. Saturday. , Pl'I>BreJS Recently it was it4uce~ to a small sreen, Now it's ail NO SALI WOLCOTT, N. Y UP - Sboe upbalt base for some Stale Hlghstore clerk Gerala Bush amllell way DCpartment traffic s!lna. when Jhe , ~t9111o1Q ~Ill~ In, . put 1 EARLY PfA;Ctf~l , dOJI'n her purse, sat ,ud propped MUSKEGON, Mlc~. ..,. Huillq· her foot on the !tool lor measurement. But he frowned, when, alter gon police "blew tile wblalle" the woman's feet bad been me.,. on basketball practl<;e at 1 , ured, she aeoe, ptcked up her school playground and sent the 1 purse, and started out the door, ll•e players to the, sbowors. Nel: saying. "Oh, I dont want any ghbers complained . about the shoes her• I juat wanted my foot noise and the car beadll.hts uied me...,ementB so 1 eould order a to allumlnote the court\ 11 Will paar of shoes throuah tbe mall." 4 a m. t~e Ru{limd Garden Club's tl· vic project of prpvtdln, the Jand seapin~ (qr ili~ neif eym at Rut land lllnb . ~chbol this poll week rilce!vcd 1more plantings on tht Jdvlce of Prof Vietor Rels, Ohto Stste University horhculturlst l;l~ ' na~nlh wben PrOf. Rei• ~lilted Ml~dlepott dlr till> Fall ' Diotrlet conlerenc 1, he also went to Rutland to 1111peet the plant lng at the JWn! '1oln R9bert Re! • bel and 111r. William Folan wero eoochal~ijijn ot the c1v1o commtt· , tee' Iii th_irge of lh~ ptojecl ~l. Rei, advised tbe planting ol nhte Yltlelles ~~- Ivy , on the ,, th sl~e • .of the gym tn test nUts and also ~~round cover on ~ side entr,n<e ot tbe build· lng near J~anele liblly trees planted las\~. Yea~ ilfider the 1lr· •ectlon or tli~ 'Carper Nurser!, - ' 1 ib The patients lhe new county home ~n Children's Home Htll oren'! the Qnly ones cnlo!lna neW' surroundings Mrs Wilma Sargent, secretary In t~e county school superintendent's ofltce Which set up •hop in new quarte" at the eounty home early this week, dlsclosetl "Wc Just love at out here. It's so quiet - no cars and trucks gt'tndang put all the time - •nd beautiful that all our fears about not liking the move hove d18ap pcorcd " h)rs. sargent, receptionist lor daily visils of local newspaper reportQn when the office Ms tocitea on the third floor of the eourthouse. mls!es one thtng, how· ever. "I mlsl your visit every day," abe told this reported. "Now I ~urllngholl)have to walt until I g~t' my Dally , ~Q(lday MJ;s Reibel went to !Sentinel to !hid out what's going Columbus' ana bhiu.fit seven val-- on." ' le\les of Ivy here Tuesday Mrs , , • ' Folan, !drs Re~bel and ld" Carl !lle~brt~rs Note: Mr& ~gen.~ Denison were asslstect by Jack ds!iaiiY trl\!d lo, 'make a ·aeal. 'MPttla •IJld Toro Jejfers, ·student• ~~· like~ tq reeelvt, news coll~t~ at Rutland lligh SChool, in pre- od lbe' :A ·11. lil!~l. hot after the pal'fft) tftg ttlt plots and plant· ev~n\, 10 tO ,IJ'ea/cJ ana tnde ,11 for lng the ivy. releases trom hr own offlee. -The varieties are oil members · ol t-e Ht8er• !lex family and are Sylvonlan Beauty, Bulgaraan, Roum,~lan, Thorndale, Watson's Englli~. l!lhn's IVY and i:ngllih Ivy. TWo other ·~les !roil! Mil Ralbel's garden are to be ~!anti e~ as Jround cover near the '' -laoi1Y' lieea thls week. :tt .r. 2nd Lt and Mrs. Robert Denison Dayton spent waetend with their parents, Air, and Mra. carl Denison and Mra Helen Long. ' Mlaa Joyce Wolfe of Columbus apent the -It end wl\h her PI!· cnll, Mr. tnd illrs In Wolfe. Mr and Mre. Paul Hill and ehll· dren of Columbua and Mr. and Mrs PaUl Pattenon aftd d-ughter, Roxanne, were SUnday IUOfls of their porente, Mr. and Mra. H~m Slawter. Mrs Garnet Wllliamaon will attend a dealer'l' meeting In Colum· bus, Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. RU18ell Adams of Leewood, W. Va., Bill MarUn and Mllses Marvel Foley, Linda Parter and Wanda Coy vlalted Mlaaes El· ena and Billie Lou MarUo and Sue Adtms at New Le•lngton st Aloylslus Academy, Sunday. Mrs F. V. Snowden spent 1 few day• the past week wath her dau1hter, Mr and Mro. George Hartenbach of Pomeroy. Mra. Jean Parker and dauJbter, Linda, ctll· ed on them Tueaday ovening and helped celebrate Mrs. Snowden's liOtll birthday. The Frlendahlp Clua of the Chrlatlan Church made· •14 , 2 on eandy at 01• ent with one new member, Mrs Mrs Roaa Barnea attended 1 MUo i{Utehl~son attending birthday dinner riven for her I Mr. and Mra. Ernest Mold~n grandson, Morton Sames at the apent, Sunday with Mr. and Mra. home pi hla maternal ~andpu- ¢heater Prlce and Mr/ and Mn. enta, 1\lr. and Jlra. J T Ledlle Lawrence £!rpenter o Dyesvtlle. Sunday · • Mr. and ,Mn Don Kennedy and The WSCS met 1 t the home of chlldrem of Bradbury and Mr and Mrs. Grace Tbo111111 with l4ri Rei Eugene Kennrdy and children Jordan aa co-hoatesa, Tueoday. eve- ,of LoJan Wtre Sunday cuests of nina. Thirty membera were P,..... t 1helr parento, Mr. and Mrs. Char· 1eo Kennedy. .... 1' 1 1 , ... *· I 2 ltbifl eurt11ns 2 beatera rUjJI and many other Items Leiter L. Rouah, Administrator of Etta Wolf, deceued Crlt Bradford, Auetloneer (10) 8, U, 22, 3te (81 Aut.> Soles ARMY PIOPLI' , LYONS, Mtch -Jaet , Ro1era' enlistment In the ,Army made · • bin! the nmth lll•mber, of th~ !fcnry Rogers• (amlly' •to ' serve • In the armed forces. J.tk IT sianed for a three-year hitch • with duty in a paratrooper ouiIJt Two of his brbthera eurren~ ly are In the service and alx aerved durln1 World War n. *-· BRING FOOD HERE Carl Gorby, county auendance Bum1ardper spent olhcer returned from Jackson, wc~k'fna 'With )!er parellls, 0. tooay wllh a loQd or govcr...nd. !ds-1 Jlll\lPJ l>u~can .)Irs 'JIIOD\ ,slltll)\a !QOds lo~ piSI!IbU •• was !4an.lerrcd from lllbn '11>' Meigs County schools ParColumbiiS 10 Hunllngton where tleapotmg In the school iuncW she will be employ~ program • I I • (Jniformed Mothers : Man School Corners ' tr llanno S01itb, Dada• lllfetr Conoultanl WII!M. ~t'HQQLS OPEN thto monlh, -.yo~en traft'ic aupervleon In mufe"'thl:n 60 A:mencan eiUea will resume the1r posta at buay oehool troaalnge. , 1ri>1eal :Of tht ij>lendld Job the10 fem· inl96 ftt,pl 001111 are iJo. lnr.ls that of • ~P of Jt:t. llfti{idn, M~ mot~n, • l ""* ntHtl ·...:~., ' ' 0 Careful Planning Whde -:pany eomtqumtHls havt limll~ t>rorramJ, thatJI,evised by the . poston suburb (population ~.6DO) doea l\4ve some mtereal· llig twiata. FOr dne thlnr, e•e11 one of ., ,•. ~ ...... i1 a, mother-and, of the io the we'te. "With I our sa.· alert tt -.,--- - i' I OON'T AND TO -- -- -HAV~ GO our-- IT MY,ST 8E NEAR Til4REE O'CLOCK • ' ' ARE .4 VERI' lltiPORT:UJ: , 1 .! --- Unfurmshed 4 room•. batb anrl ulillty room. Ground floor apartment. Gas furnace Phone 6t26 X 1~?-atr Want to make 'ID to $2G In a day? Msny are doing It Plea.· ant work tor man or woman No exparlcnee n.'tdod. Spare or lull tlll\0. Will teach and fin· ance you Write McNESS CO 120 E. Clark St , Froeport, lll 10.7·14-2tc I17) Help Wonted ARE YOU LbOKING FOR fulurJ flnancltl aec~rlty!' High in· come• Freedo111 from strikes ond Joyoffs?, Your own busl· ne"? Preatlge In your com nmnltyl These beneltlo can be yours If you have ambition, wllllngnea to work, 1blllty to follow silagesllons Nn invt•stmlint except car or light • ltrm families AdverUaed In llelg• Write Gil 132 •El11 St , Lau· 10.7-ate Farm, 248 ae~ on Shade River, '1'4 mile off ROU\11 No. 1, loins now Ea1tem Hllh School on Route No. 7, 100 aere1 Bollom land, plenty water. 100d bullcl· Ina•. 8 room nneh type howe, lull basement, eoal furnlee. water In house, free natonl gas avallablo. Reason for sell· Ina Falling Health $tantey Glbb1, Lon~ Boltom, Route No. 2. 10.3-lltfp For Sale· IIIOA eraln and stotk farm Larae modern holllt cloae to small town on state high· way One of Help Coun~'s benet farms. Senllnel Box 661-B · J0.7-61p 1'1'£/fJ TO fiELP ' ( • PftESJic~i : 1 • ; \ • f ~ ' • 1' YOUR GOOD CREDIT!·! I • ..,..-, Ytur local community h~1 buain 111 a~d profeui.-n~l :tnen in a~o. aition tO, ),,,._.~,~ ~Her !lnJ,tt.l~, yo~ need in the way caf "'" home finatto . int, h~mt remoclellnt! w,a t of new home finonciilg, home remqd . ' 1 tli~•. i'~~~~c~, 9~ P~'!"ional stryic~ o.~ .a w,ide varie_ty. ~ I ~.( • .. I" - U~ll Yq~R ,C~~DIT f , /-. ' ' • L, ' ' T9 MEt~ YOU • I 'GET 'THE GOOD tHINGS OF UFE ' . { �• I ' ' $-D,aDy S~nUnel, Po~efOY·Mlddleport, 0 , Oct, 9, 1957 WOMEN $9 SO per 1,000 ada..,.. ~'.~":F::;::::;::;;;;;;~·~;;.;;;;;;;;;;:;;:..fOc;;;.....;:.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;:;==: ing envelopes at home Work in c:,. thiS area. Write loltJTUAL AS. SOCIATES, Box 106-AB, Mor· FOR CONSIBTINT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ton, Penna. 10 9 3tc 1 Tratlcr apace Heart of 'Middleport Get located before muddy grouod hurts you. Phone 9263 PttONE 398 1 Edgar Reynolds, Reynold's Dally J Sture, Mtddleport, Ohio. RATES J _ 10 Z Otfc 2 ceau per wml, oae W.rUon. 'Minimmn 001:.-4 :ell.' Rehcf or subsitute route earner per word foo· lhree eo-ll•• iruerUooa. lor Dally Sentinel Contact Carl Speelal - One molilll for 211 cents per word. Stalder 10 9 31c Full rate of 2 cents per wol'd wtll be charged lor advertlalnC U aot paid for before the 151D of each mootb followinglnoertlon. Erron in A4verlllini-Bbould be reported immedlately. Thr Oall1 &.ntloel -'U aot be reopooalble for mOA than one tncor 11<1 Iaaertlon. Card of Thanb and Spedal Notices of Evenll •1 00. Obltuarleo pt~blllhed at 1 eent per woN. I WANT ADS •bar&• (l) Not1ces I w1ll not tte respons1ble for any ' debts other than my own Dewey Beas lD 8 3tc \ ,R,.ti~"CI 17 SNOWDIN I PHY~l,IS Mrs. Edna Rullell and •rllllddaughter; Sabra Canaday, speQt Sunday with 1\lr) and Mra. William Burrell of Ja<bon. 'Mr. and Mra. Ruaell Lillie and children, Sandra and Ruaty, spent Sunday with h~r parenll, 10 and Mn ' Sam Wyatt of Wolf Pen. Paul Myers of Columbua spent the week end with his parento, Mr. lllrs Lee Myero Mr and Mrs Kenneth Michael and sollf, Mike and Tommy, of CbUllcolhe, were week end IUtiU of his parenh, llr. and Mrs. J. E. Michael. Week end guelto of llr. )nd lllro. Dell Luckadoo were their granddaughter, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Harris of Columbua. · Mr. and Ml'l. Clarence Price were Friday evenina auesUI of Mr. and Mn Earl McHaffie. Mlaeo Carolyn' and Martha Nlebolson of Middleport apent Saturday wath tbelr gnndpsrenll, lir 111d Mrs. Etneat Molden. , Mr. and Mrs Ruuell Adama of Leewood, W Va, apent the week end with her mother, Mri. W. T. MarUn and famjly, Mr and Mil. William Largent spent from Tbunday until Sunday with their son, Mr and Mrs. Ill· mer Largent of Ashland, Ky. • Ernert Moldea h111 retuned to hu employment after a two weeks vacation. William Snowden of Dayon spent the week end wltb hll mother, Mn F. V. Snowden and visited hla broll)er, 'Mr. and 1\lr& Roy Snowden Mr. and Mn. William Slncer tnd children of Toledo spent Sunday wtth her parenll, Mr. and Mra. Rei Jordan. The Golden Clrele 'Clau of the ChriJt.lan Church wlll hoi~ ill 0.. ober party at the bo"'e of Mr and Mrs Richard Grueser, Saturday eveolnc \ ·- SUTTON . . IASHAN ly Mri, A. H. hllty Mr. and Mra Curlla llaridolph, who are employed at 'Columbus, opent the wee\ end at their •ome here. Mr apd 1!11 Leo Eddy arid lam· •lly of Wooater apent from l!'rlday until Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Grover White and Mr and Mrs Italpb Ballard. Mn. Erma O'Nellopent Wedn... day night with Mr& Gertrudp Kloea of Middleport I Hattie Preaerlck, , Alma Bahcook and Ealle Warner of Cheater spent Thunday afternoon wttb Mr. and Mrs. A. H. &alley. Mlaa Janice Randolph, Colum· bUJ, spent week end with her por· enta, Mr and Mrs Rulua RID• dolph. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Sorden, Djamond, w. Va. spent Saturday with Mr, and MrL Clint orr Dee Ga~r tnd Cora Ward of Akron, Erma! Seheekengost. Parke!'lburg, took aupper with Mr and .Mn. Orvy Gainer, Friday eveolng. Rev. Freeland Norrta will conduet wonblp semcea every Tburtday evening at the Eagle Ridge Church. Mr. ond Mn. Theodore Pullins and famlb opent Sunday with bll parents Mr. ahd Mrs. Pulllos of Tuppers Plalna. i By Mrt. Wtrrtn 7~,~~1 School Offl(!ials '-}Plantings Ma~c Like New Offkes ~lilllU High At Cohuty Home Morewdseape ~~ Mt. N T. Rose wu llktn to ~t. Joacpb Hooplltl Sunday mornl!lc by Ewing am~ulanee. , ' 'Mr and lllrs Tbomat Holter, Jr. had u Sunday guu~. lltd Mr1. ll'rank Walton -nd ftmlly and Mr. and Mr~. Warren Rose and ehll· "!· dren, , Edath and Paul Rose and Carl Walton were supper guesll of Kal'· en, Sharon, R'llger and Ronald Hoi· ter on Sun~ay. Donald Davidson, Chester Ro6e and Melvin Circle attended their FFA Initiation at Racine School building Friday evening. Refresh· ments were served. The Ladles of Sutton )lalhodllt Chureh made apple butter at the home of Mrs Ralph Lee, Tl,leldar. Mr. and Mra. Warren Rose and Mn. ¥artba Rose went to Parkertburg, Monday to vllit Mr. Roll! lo the hospital. Mr. Rose wlll eelebrale hlo birthday, Wednesday, October 9. • ( 1 ' of Mr and Mn. Dean E¥1ch Columbus were ,alle4 here SuDday by the 111rlous lllne1111 pf hef fat~ or, N. T. Rose. ,1 Mt. and Mra. Guy Roae an~ and Mrs. Dean Earlch '1\'ent to be hospital to ..e ham on sunday evenlna before returnlns tu col!r. and Mn. Grover Whale are lumbus. tPOnding thll week at Woo,ater ' , and K!Uhuek vbltlna their ebild· Mr nnd M11. Leo Tarlor were ron while Mr Wblte holds 1 week calling on his sister, Mr. and Mr& meeUI)i at Killbuck. Warren Rose and family one even· Mr. and Mn. Richard Rowe and l'ng last week. ,, family, Eail Letart, opent Sundty Mba Karen Holter helped !•rve afternoon with Hr. and Mrs. Ru· re,fresbmenls with the 4-H llils. 1t fua Randoi'h the Pomero) High ~chool on Satdr· Mrs. J. c. Mclay and ll!ancJ. diy evening at the Sq~are llailee da~ghler, Connie K. Monnty, Fcsttval. ' apent Sunday with her daughter Mlos Joan B~laker and Ronn•e and mother, !lira Paullne Morarlty Brinker of Raelne ~re overn:·•t at Holler H01pital. .... f " .,b "" Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and .~sta o ..,r. aad Mrs. ' onltl aona of l!eedtVUie opent the week Holter Jr. aod children last ~~~ end with )Jr and Mrs Clint Orr. day. JuUa Rose spent Monday with THI BUCOLIC LIFI her grandmother, Jlrs. Ann• Tut· MORLEY, Mich.-Wli'ep , form· Ue, Eaale Ridge. Frank Green attempted to " Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Fortney er corral bio cow, the animal kicked ol W;,naw apent the week end at hlm, stirring up i' nest of beet with tnd lilfS· Junior White. Mr. tnd lllrs Reed Eynon of Green took off his hal and beMornlna Sllr spent Thursday aft· gan BWsttlng lhe befs. The hoi emoon and evening with Mr and slipped from hUI grip 'nd landed Mra. A. IJ. Bailey. • on the~cow's nole. s~~ ,ate :be Alva Whittaker left Tuesday lor hat and Green ran Ito" W. bees. Chilllcoth• feterana Hoapltal PROGRESS .' ' • wllere he: wlll un~ergo aar,ery. Mra. LQia Sqrdeq II eonvaloocing HARTFORD,, CQan. UP - ~ 1 at the home ol her daughter, Mrf, historic G011eral Burgoyne Mon•· rpent is no more. It was eatabUilied Ruby Orr._ •• a park In 1717 to note the dejlnnt WIUiama tnd son, Jumor, of Charlmon called 'bn lllr. and lett of the Bratlsh ~eneral, but throu¥h the yeafs gave wa7 to Mrs. J. C. .de~. Saturday. , Pl'I>BreJS Recently it was it4uce~ to a small sreen, Now it's ail NO SALI WOLCOTT, N. Y UP - Sboe upbalt base for some Stale Hlghstore clerk Gerala Bush amllell way DCpartment traffic s!lna. when Jhe , ~t9111o1Q ~Ill~ In, . put 1 EARLY PfA;Ctf~l , dOJI'n her purse, sat ,ud propped MUSKEGON, Mlc~. ..,. Huillq· her foot on the !tool lor measurement. But he frowned, when, alter gon police "blew tile wblalle" the woman's feet bad been me.,. on basketball practl<;e at 1 , ured, she aeoe, ptcked up her school playground and sent the 1 purse, and started out the door, ll•e players to the, sbowors. Nel: saying. "Oh, I dont want any ghbers complained . about the shoes her• I juat wanted my foot noise and the car beadll.hts uied me...,ementB so 1 eould order a to allumlnote the court\ 11 Will paar of shoes throuah tbe mall." 4 a m. t~e Ru{limd Garden Club's tl· vic project of prpvtdln, the Jand seapin~ (qr ili~ neif eym at Rut land lllnb . ~chbol this poll week rilce!vcd 1more plantings on tht Jdvlce of Prof Vietor Rels, Ohto Stste University horhculturlst l;l~ ' na~nlh wben PrOf. Rei• ~lilted Ml~dlepott dlr till> Fall ' Diotrlet conlerenc 1, he also went to Rutland to 1111peet the plant lng at the JWn! '1oln R9bert Re! • bel and 111r. William Folan wero eoochal~ijijn ot the c1v1o commtt· , tee' Iii th_irge of lh~ ptojecl ~l. Rei, advised tbe planting ol nhte Yltlelles ~~- Ivy , on the ,, th sl~e • .of the gym tn test nUts and also ~~round cover on ~ side entr,n<e ot tbe build· lng near J~anele liblly trees planted las\~. Yea~ ilfider the 1lr· •ectlon or tli~ 'Carper Nurser!, - ' 1 ib The patients lhe new county home ~n Children's Home Htll oren'! the Qnly ones cnlo!lna neW' surroundings Mrs Wilma Sargent, secretary In t~e county school superintendent's ofltce Which set up •hop in new quarte" at the eounty home early this week, dlsclosetl "Wc Just love at out here. It's so quiet - no cars and trucks gt'tndang put all the time - •nd beautiful that all our fears about not liking the move hove d18ap pcorcd " h)rs. sargent, receptionist lor daily visils of local newspaper reportQn when the office Ms tocitea on the third floor of the eourthouse. mls!es one thtng, how· ever. "I mlsl your visit every day," abe told this reported. "Now I ~urllngholl)have to walt until I g~t' my Dally , ~Q(lday MJ;s Reibel went to !Sentinel to !hid out what's going Columbus' ana bhiu.fit seven val-- on." ' le\les of Ivy here Tuesday Mrs , , • ' Folan, !drs Re~bel and ld" Carl !lle~brt~rs Note: Mr& ~gen.~ Denison were asslstect by Jack ds!iaiiY trl\!d lo, 'make a ·aeal. 'MPttla •IJld Toro Jejfers, ·student• ~~· like~ tq reeelvt, news coll~t~ at Rutland lligh SChool, in pre- od lbe' :A ·11. lil!~l. hot after the pal'fft) tftg ttlt plots and plant· ev~n\, 10 tO ,IJ'ea/cJ ana tnde ,11 for lng the ivy. releases trom hr own offlee. -The varieties are oil members · ol t-e Ht8er• !lex family and are Sylvonlan Beauty, Bulgaraan, Roum,~lan, Thorndale, Watson's Englli~. l!lhn's IVY and i:ngllih Ivy. TWo other ·~les !roil! Mil Ralbel's garden are to be ~!anti e~ as Jround cover near the '' -laoi1Y' lieea thls week. :tt .r. 2nd Lt and Mrs. Robert Denison Dayton spent waetend with their parents, Air, and Mra. carl Denison and Mra Helen Long. ' Mlaa Joyce Wolfe of Columbus apent the -It end wl\h her PI!· cnll, Mr. tnd illrs In Wolfe. Mr and Mre. Paul Hill and ehll· dren of Columbua and Mr. and Mrs PaUl Pattenon aftd d-ughter, Roxanne, were SUnday IUOfls of their porente, Mr. and Mra. H~m Slawter. Mrs Garnet Wllliamaon will attend a dealer'l' meeting In Colum· bus, Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. RU18ell Adams of Leewood, W. Va., Bill MarUn and Mllses Marvel Foley, Linda Parter and Wanda Coy vlalted Mlaaes El· ena and Billie Lou MarUo and Sue Adtms at New Le•lngton st Aloylslus Academy, Sunday. Mrs F. V. Snowden spent 1 few day• the past week wath her dau1hter, Mr and Mro. George Hartenbach of Pomeroy. Mra. Jean Parker and dauJbter, Linda, ctll· ed on them Tueaday ovening and helped celebrate Mrs. Snowden's liOtll birthday. The Frlendahlp Clua of the Chrlatlan Church made· •14 , 2 on eandy at 01• ent with one new member, Mrs Mrs Roaa Barnea attended 1 MUo i{Utehl~son attending birthday dinner riven for her I Mr. and Mra. Ernest Mold~n grandson, Morton Sames at the apent, Sunday with Mr. and Mra. home pi hla maternal ~andpu- ¢heater Prlce and Mr/ and Mn. enta, 1\lr. and Jlra. J T Ledlle Lawrence £!rpenter o Dyesvtlle. Sunday · • Mr. and ,Mn Don Kennedy and The WSCS met 1 t the home of chlldrem of Bradbury and Mr and Mrs. Grace Tbo111111 with l4ri Rei Eugene Kennrdy and children Jordan aa co-hoatesa, Tueoday. eve- ,of LoJan Wtre Sunday cuests of nina. Thirty membera were P,..... t 1helr parento, Mr. and Mrs. Char· 1eo Kennedy. .... 1' 1 1 , ... *· I 2 ltbifl eurt11ns 2 beatera rUjJI and many other Items Leiter L. Rouah, Administrator of Etta Wolf, deceued Crlt Bradford, Auetloneer (10) 8, U, 22, 3te (81 Aut.> Soles ARMY PIOPLI' , LYONS, Mtch -Jaet , Ro1era' enlistment In the ,Army made · • bin! the nmth lll•mber, of th~ !fcnry Rogers• (amlly' •to ' serve • In the armed forces. J.tk IT sianed for a three-year hitch • with duty in a paratrooper ouiIJt Two of his brbthera eurren~ ly are In the service and alx aerved durln1 World War n. *-· BRING FOOD HERE Carl Gorby, county auendance Bum1ardper spent olhcer returned from Jackson, wc~k'fna 'With )!er parellls, 0. tooay wllh a loQd or govcr...nd. !ds-1 Jlll\lPJ l>u~can .)Irs 'JIIOD\ ,slltll)\a !QOds lo~ piSI!IbU •• was !4an.lerrcd from lllbn '11>' Meigs County schools ParColumbiiS 10 Hunllngton where tleapotmg In the school iuncW she will be employ~ program • I I • (Jniformed Mothers : Man School Corners ' tr llanno S01itb, Dada• lllfetr Conoultanl WII!M. ~t'HQQLS OPEN thto monlh, -.yo~en traft'ic aupervleon In mufe"'thl:n 60 A:mencan eiUea will resume the1r posta at buay oehool troaalnge. , 1ri>1eal :Of tht ij>lendld Job the10 fem· inl96 ftt,pl 001111 are iJo. lnr.ls that of • ~P of Jt:t. llfti{idn, M~ mot~n, • l ""* ntHtl ·...:~., ' ' 0 Careful Planning Whde -:pany eomtqumtHls havt limll~ t>rorramJ, thatJI,evised by the . poston suburb (population ~.6DO) doea l\4ve some mtereal· llig twiata. FOr dne thlnr, e•e11 one of ., ,•. ~ ...... i1 a, mother-and, of the io the we'te. "With I our sa.· alert tt -.,--- - i' I OON'T AND TO -- -- -HAV~ GO our-- IT MY,ST 8E NEAR Til4REE O'CLOCK • ' ' ARE .4 VERI' lltiPORT:UJ: , 1 .! --- Unfurmshed 4 room•. batb anrl ulillty room. Ground floor apartment. Gas furnace Phone 6t26 X 1~?-atr Want to make 'ID to $2G In a day? Msny are doing It Plea.· ant work tor man or woman No exparlcnee n.'tdod. Spare or lull tlll\0. Will teach and fin· ance you Write McNESS CO 120 E. Clark St , Froeport, lll 10.7·14-2tc I17) Help Wonted ARE YOU LbOKING FOR fulurJ flnancltl aec~rlty!' High in· come• Freedo111 from strikes ond Joyoffs?, Your own busl· ne"? Preatlge In your com nmnltyl These beneltlo can be yours If you have ambition, wllllngnea to work, 1blllty to follow silagesllons Nn invt•stmlint except car or light • ltrm families AdverUaed In llelg• Write Gil 132 •El11 St , Lau· 10.7-ate Farm, 248 ae~ on Shade River, '1'4 mile off ROU\11 No. 1, loins now Ea1tem Hllh School on Route No. 7, 100 aere1 Bollom land, plenty water. 100d bullcl· Ina•. 8 room nneh type howe, lull basement, eoal furnlee. water In house, free natonl gas avallablo. Reason for sell· Ina Falling Health $tantey Glbb1, Lon~ Boltom, Route No. 2. 10.3-lltfp For Sale· IIIOA eraln and stotk farm Larae modern holllt cloae to small town on state high· way One of Help Coun~'s benet farms. Senllnel Box 661-B · J0.7-61p 1'1'£/fJ TO fiELP ' ( • PftESJic~i : 1 • ; \ • f ~ ' • 1' YOUR GOOD CREDIT!·! I • ..,..-, Ytur local community h~1 buain 111 a~d profeui.-n~l :tnen in a~o. aition tO, ),,,._.~,~ ~Her !lnJ,tt.l~, yo~ need in the way caf "'" home finatto . int, h~mt remoclellnt! w,a t of new home finonciilg, home remqd . ' 1 tli~•. i'~~~~c~, 9~ P~'!"ional stryic~ o.~ .a w,ide varie_ty. ~ I ~.( • .. I" - U~ll Yq~R ,C~~DIT f , /-. ' ' • L, ' ' T9 MEt~ YOU • I 'GET 'THE GOOD tHINGS OF UFE ' . { �y • '• I ' I Mi4dleport Society ~ Mrs Robert Reibel, Lead~~~g Creek Road, Mrs Cush Johnston ~ 1Jtradbury, l!nd Mn Charles A' ,l!radbury, Mtddleport, were busl· ness VIStMs m Columbua, Monday , Mrs Guy Rcynolds1 teacher of Ent,erprise EUB Church Youth To Sponsor Supper MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP lng In was seleelcd for ;;;~;;::;:;::;;~~Lo~c~us~t~S;t,;;;;;;;;;;;;~M~ld;d;l•~jiOI'!;! Iand M.rJapan lmlr. Mayer who is •crv· October r JEWELRY STORE I Pomeroy Jl, Main St. ON M!ss Marilyn Grueser of Col umbus spent t he weekend with her parents, llr and Mrs. Karl Grueser, Minersville Mro. Myrlle Watson and won John, Laura Grueser and Mrs Stanford Stockton and daugbter Linda were recent vl•lioro Ill Parkersburg Jan Beulng, dauRhler of Mr and Mrs Don Betzlng Is report· ed quite Ill tn Holzer Hospilil. Mrs Beulah Neulzhng return ·~ home Tuesday after a weeks vtRII In Newark with Mr and Mrs Carl Neutzllng Mr and Mrs Paul Fisher and Mr and Mrs William Fisher VIR !ted Sunday tn Columb"a with M d • r. an Mrs. James FL&her. MMr. and Mrs Eslle Mosoman ol lnofiyille spent the wceken4 m Detroit, Mlch, with hiS brillher Amos Mossman who II Ill and in Ashland, Ohio, wtth hiS slstet Mr< Samuel Turner who also I• ' Racine OES In Honors To Past Matrons, Patrons ~;;;;;;~~~~~ii;;ijjijiiijjiijiii;;ji~ij~~r~or~m~ln~g~o~f~a~F~r~lon~d~ah~l~p~C;lrcl• FURN ITU:Rl FAIR SPECIALS Complete 3 Piece Foam Rubber BED ROOM SUITES SECTIONAL UVING ROOM SUITES DOUBLE DR~ER, CHEST BOOKCASE BED $59.95 SEALY 'MATTI\ESS '59.95 BOX SPRINGS DRESSER LAMP $18800 s178oo SEE THESE AN~ MANY MORE VALUES 'AT OUR FURNITURE fAIR ·. BAKER RNITURE : 1 O~ENI Till · . !.l~st the thing for smart gift giving , ~ • '' •I I ' ' I A 111m on "Human Rights" fol· lowed by a talk on the same sui> Ject by Principal Clyde Foley of Wahama High Sehool featured the program presented by th• Mason Parent Teachers Assocla tlon at a regular moellng held on Tuesday evening lp charge of devotions for the evening was llrs Alfce Smith a teacher at the Mason Gr;de School The !heme of the devo Ilona! period was "Character and Spiritual Education " Miss Smith talked brlen) and read a •elec· tlon of scripture verse IDd led the group In prayer The devo Ilona! g,rlod was conc~ded with the slnkin8 or ....~.... II" the Tl Th " • e at Binda" bl' the croup The members of the lhlrd !!fade also sang two selectlons"JeRUI Love• Little Children and "Jesll! Loves Me" The executive committee au• tt d 11' mr e a report to the group on the posslbrllty of clearing more of the school's ground for llle playground area A d!scusSIOI I was held on the proposal and tl was thought lhat men of the PTA could do the work wtth the womoh aloo attending the work session for the purpose of cook tng for the group , Th roomRoach's count was Miss eAllee room won by Cold Wov11 Holr Styling ~ ·;~ ;~ Comes In smart YeDow with Charcoal lower deeon- <~ 1 tion. Beautiful brau tradlo. Selcet youn he~e Aflfl,, .,,~ -~~~ II> qt. size, S395 J4tl ;.~ NqLiire, aves:Defeat .Yankees ry Returns Death Verdid '•,,• ,.. '1 ELBERF.ELD$: ,;! $S:SO"'#AWI 1 ALARM CLOCK \ VICK'S COUGH SYRUP 63~ 'ftoN AQ·UAMARINE HAND lOTION 1/z PRICE SPECJAL ,3.00 TUSSY MOISTURE UEAM .... ·... ....... · $1.50 .1.00 Woodbury Lotioa . , ........ He ' •z.oo Lualre Cream Slwnpoo . . , 1 ,~8 .ate Dr. Weat TooUI ,Bruah .. zfor tUI $1.50 Faal Home Pen:ment zfor ti.GO $1.00 Woodbury Creams .... , pa~ a't~~~~ orTaklnc in • abeth Toner. IIlii~ 't\!1!1 Mutln, Ada Ne..e, ' l~' Greta Slmp..n, ltllfllc).l tl• Mrs ' Brl!lkcr IJ1d !tlll-l ~ special vpcal number • !I ed by M)rrartt !'•timiD. .. ~ were preaented each of ih~ ' ~ ollicen b~ the worthy matron. I' IOJAD. ' :lk ' 1, 80c Value Llstertne Tooth p._ • lk .. ' , ' 0 " I r '.\·· ~~ ' · Pomeroy·Middl~port,·~ Tlwridlt.·~o~~er 10, liM , •'I'·1 IY UNITID l'lllij Dlrlo: Mostly dwl; .W• <If ltday, tradual clHrl"' "'"' llnlthi with trW, ..,.,_ jiOI'!l"' . . - f n a t - h ..... ..... !left. Friday -tly f1lr tM ..... Hlth ltday 55 .... Mrllt, • It 65 10uth. Low tonlthl II .. M northnJI, U to 42 Ml!lll ... ..... N,-~PI .' I :---- · Siltteh~toDitllliOnJan.l5 ew· ont·s 'A ala hi..:-' .Qf.One.Jail Prisoner ·~·"' (VI.')~ r ' • ' • GAi.L1P,OLIS, Q. Rell Blankenship, 42; who said he ""¥}'ilretl·of being run over by Negroes,'' was sentenced to .raea!I!'Wednesday night in' the slaying of Loren Gus Borden, a ' ' pp c • , ~~Ia c~unty common P1ea11 Judge Robert M Betz pro- Endorses Peoples New Power "nounced sentence after a of seven men and five women F jury • fgliftd the .r.ther ,of t1 sutlty of 11te1 ,d!lsree murder. Bllnkenshlp was charged with ahootln& Border. tn an lt· from the Galha AUgust 17 be taken to Ohio Penl· he is scheduled to 10. at· an and Pill eculon patrollfthe wo~ n buslno!l '"ltr• ond a program given !a h Ladies Auxiliary At Drew·Webster At District Meet ..... Mason City PTA Views fl'lm On "Human Rl'ghts" Mr and Mrs R B. Wilkins re· would speak at lhe church In November, the date to be announ· turned to thetr home tn Lancas ced lalcr. tcr Tuesday after a vtstt with her mother, Mrs Addie Grueser Mrs C F Tompkhu who ga1'e llr ond Mrs. Kenneth Karkal lhc report ot the membcflhlp of Grove City, Mr and Mrs Stan· d apd evangelism commlsslun stat· I B 11 Mr and MM< ed that 'prayer 2roups'' would ey a mar an be started agHln on Wednesday James R Hood of Colurobus who November tJ Three new members were hero to attend lhe square hnve been added to the commiS!i· dance Salurday evemng were wn, Mts Elmer White, .\Irs Ro· weekend guests of Misses Lena bert Warner ami Mrs Georac H and Katie Gulh. and Mrs Frank Amos Jt., Parker A mcrtbershtp goal baA of Mr Detroit, M1Ch were 'week•nd • been set lor ten percent of the 1uests or Mr. and Mrs Frank :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~-;;;;;;;;;, membership Amos Sr , Rock Springs Road. I" A report on the board or cdu· calion commission was gh•tm b) Theo Smllh Mrs Gerald Wilder· muth reported lor the music OPEN DAILY conumttcc, UtY Augusta Oen~ hetmer for u,, ,rnrsonage eonr· Cloae\1 Well. AftemOOD mtttee and Leo Crew for lbe lin committee Eveahlp By AppoiD~I II nmc II WRS voted to send A <ard of Past Matrons and Paat Patron,~ thonks to Henry Cleland for Iotter wore honored Monday event., heads which he presented to tho when Racine Chapter, OES, met, .. church It was agreed to send the Racine Maaonic Temple. the anrruol contribution for the Naomi Brinker, worthy matro~, religious education program. nnd Arthur Neaae, ~~i~le ~ Court Slo 111M The meellng closed with the Iron, prealded aad tolliff\U ond the Mrzpah benediction BllahiMI Comer Ia MlddleJIOii Pomeroy Penonola ti.ttel he· ~ - ,, At the clo" or 111e meeting thr guesla were Invited to the dinhl room for refreshmenta which were served from an attraetive table centered With an arrangement of ruses from the garden of •Mrs. Roe· del, in .a silver bowl with tall red tapers m lliver holders on either side Mrs E:dward Baer and Mrs Charles Goegleln presided al the silver coffee and tea serv 1ces. SHIRLEY'S BEAm SHOP eWATCHES eDIAMONDS eSILVER •d t ~~ ' lng mtlt:. IV\ Mrs John Lietwiler had for dis play, two beautiful arrangements ol flowera, OI"IB of dahJias and bam· boo In a tail container and thr other a mixed arrangement of .Jtraw flowers, gloriosa dahnes and marrgolds in"a low tontainer. Mra Baer had an mangemnt of bronze white and orchid chrysanthe mums from ~er garden a musmnlltY I Nallonally Advertl!ed i 1hat shine The adspecta .w ,rr ;d~lhk· Decorator Casserole ' II was announced that John Thomas wos named as secretary of the comm1sswn It was alsl) Ill announced MILK DIET AI•·' 1 , the Mtddleport Kmderprten, has been til since Frulay nl&ht and. 'lofr~ L W McComas hao been teachmg her classea Mrs Reynolds Norma Jea4rhs, president, becamr til while vtsltmg in Colum· presided at the meelmg whtch bus at the home of Mrs Clncla opened wtth devohons led by Bar· Daines, au:l returned to Middle bara Dav1s, who also conducted 8 port S3turdny e\emng Bible qutz Ruth Ann Brothers Mr and llrs E M Wood left gave the report of the secretary, Saturda! lor a short VISit With Mr It was dcctded that tickets and Mr. Walter Beahm and ehtl· must be purchased lor the Chill dren, Megan and John, at Knox· Supper Plans were made for a vllle. Tcnn They stopped enroute Hallowe'en parly to be held at the at Rtpley, W Va to VISit Mr and church on Monday, October 28, 'Mro C L Wood Mrs Beahm Ia wtth the mothers of the members ~he former Jo Ann Wood of Mid· In ehargc 'llleport Refreshments were nervetl by Bernard Lyons, youngest son of the hostesses to twenty.two mem· Mr and M" John Lyons, has been bers and the following guests Mrs absent from S(' hool thts week aft· David Slater, Mrs George Broer he received a severe cut on hts ther. and son, Mike, Mrs Orvllle ankle wntle ~ Ja ymg at hiS home Brown, M" Pblllp Smith, M1ss Sunday ' Helen Davis, Rev and Mrs Lit >n : Mr and \Irs Ben Philson and Halley and aon1, Randy, Rolhn, AOn, Rush, were busmcss VISitors and Rohtn, Gerald Woods and Mts fn Parkersburg Saturday W. R. Davl• and children, Virginia Mrs James Euler, Racine High Lorraine and Dlekle ' Sehool teacher nas been 111 wrlh The next mceung wlll be held arthrllis and unable to teach for at the home of Marjorie Benu on several <lays )flss Grace Sauvage, Columbus, Monday evenrng, November 11 Is VISiting her JJICCC, MISS Jean er, Mn Lawrence Stewart, and Lama ~. 'Mrs Uar<'nc<' Murrav h•as been new baby son, Barry Jay, are at staying wtlh her grandson, Greg. Holzer Hospital Mrs Ch~rles Jones and ha~· ory !lack Stewart, while hrs moth· have been 1eturned home from Meigs General Hospllal Mrs Helen Kennedy and Philtp Bradbury attended the nradbur):. p1cntc Sunday at the Paul Shuler tesldence. Mr and Mrs Harold Annas and sons, David, Bruce and Byron who have been living In the hom~ of TONIGHT Mrs ll L Dunham, are r.-.ovlng to their new trailer home which FAMILY NIGHTS Horror & Sclonco Fiction Show wlll be at the Morgan property on The Ofllclal Boord of the Unil· Michael Loudon Yvonne Lime South Thtrd Avenue "I WAS A TEINAGI ed Methodrst Church mot Monday WEREWOLF" evening al the churcb for !heir -ali~ October mccllng Ste'Ve Terrell Gloria Costillo "INVASION OF THI Mrs Harry P Smith chairman SAUCER-MEN" presided and the nrce'tin& open: ed wlih group smgtng and pray· Thur1, & Fri. Oct. 11).11 Carn,?l Wtldo Donna 11c00 COLD WAVES cr by the Rev Eugene Brown A BIYOND MOMBASA" SUO to , 12.• 0 report on the commt,.lon of (ln Techmcolor) m1" 1008 was grven by Mf! -a18o140UU v !loy Mllland Anthony Quinn 8 AM to 5 PM Smith who announced that the , Dobra Pat~et MON Thru SAT members of lhe church arc re :THE RIVER'S EDGE" WEDS EVE BY APPT. quested to pray lor a miSsionary (Ctncmucope Technlcolor) Phone 6418:Y a month durtng Ihe <Dmlng year COLLINS 1 PATE~SON, N ' J.-Police "" _ •;, ed a still here recently during BIRMINGHAM, , ~ ,Ji.iu.e the 1noon lunch periOd aod arrest· sa ld burglars made a "~ll'" 1.1 '·Mrs. Wllllam Bradford sullfl'' M ed lntendent of the Prtmacy De a " J 0. Roedel, anlsttd ~Y sa d men who were eatlnr, haul at Salvador'! Drlv.eill • ~. menl of the Church of Christ j b~ ~~s p lrvmg ~rrd Jr, entertatned 0:: w~c ea ID the midst o( about Their loot lnaluded ~ 1' billa ! ~hool, _has announced the follow.' after:~~rit h~~ ~~~!ubWMo~~Y 2_ _•_•..;..gallon cans of moon and 12,000 pennies. ' ng promotions tn her departmeD~ Street ' n on Sunday, October 6 Fourteen members and one Begmner I, taught by Mrs El· mer Wehrung and Mrs Lionel ll,llest, Mrs, 0. R FarriS, a former Boggs promoted to Beginner n member of the club, were present CRADLED taught by Mrs Thelma Boyer Mrs Edward Baer, president, read ' these children Jack Lob.., Tom: the by·laws and also gave a report on the past year's work Reports my Roach, D•bby Malden Kathy Wahruog, Stephen Van Meter, Jan on the district meeting held re Long, Danny Abbott, Alan cun· cently 1n Middleport were given '' by the meml!ers attending nmg ham Mrs Boyer promoted these It was voted to om1t the Mareh youngsters to Primary I taught meeting Mrs Theodore Ebenbach by MJ1S. Bradford Mary Long and Mrs E W Coates will be hos· Btlly Slater, Dotty Bryant, MarY tesses for thr Christmas party at Jenkinson, Barbara White, Brenda the Ebersbacb home. A dtnncr at !' Boyer, Linda We.hrung and Rex the Marlin Restaurant will precede Roush the psrty and gin exehange Plans were made to aponsor 8 Chth Supper at the church on Thursday, November 7 from ! to 7 P m when the Youth Fellow· ship of the EnterpfiBe EUB Church mel Monday evening at the home of Barbara and V1ola Dav 1s, Roae H11l. AT ,:-Daily Sentinel, PGmeroy·Middleport, o., Ocj 19,,t~5'1. ' '' . Church Of Christ · Pomeroy (iardefl Sunday School - Club Meets At Pr.omotions Made Roedel Home ' Wedding Vows Given Sept. 22 W.atli•r·· • ' Baf Assoc'Iat'100 ' or County Judge R,utland' Chtncb , Bernard roll%, seeroliry of the Meigs County Bar AsaeeiaUon said Of ChriS't \Vi]} today local lawyers have .;.ani· r.Ously Emmett W. Peopies for the post of County Judge Hold Homecommg' The actwn was taken at a meet1n1 Tuesday 1:) endors~d The !28th Annlvm~ry and Homeebming of the Rutland Church of Christ will be ob~erved this Sunday, October 13, accordIng to annouacenrent made t0d1y. The po.t is a newly create4 lu· dlcial oflrce of the lll.~T session ol the Ohio legiSlature lor the pul' pose o! re~laclng the juitlce of the peace system. iUI � 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 9, 1957