https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fb25e1cd17d20a0bbf61324c334a0c79.pdf 1d6ee996e779103e4ed59d5c5f37b287 PDF Text Text 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 �' ' .' ' ~Unel, Pomeroy-~lddieporl, 0., Oc~. 10, 1917~ I..~Telll!lllillii. . . ..;.IJI!II!I••III!II.I-~,~.-~~~Kr·ll~t--~-~~~~~.•.·......--~~ .~~~=~~Sire~llm~IDD~-----~~-. .,\t!~'1 ' ' '.f >I .• ' • 2-l)~lly, ~~~~~f;teJ,l'omeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 10, 1957 • a~d WEST SHADE '. "aily Selh.t'm ·· ·aJ II Brlnke~. , Joann Ronnie of NAME OMITT'D ,. 1 , Racine v\ll,led Mrs. Thom~s Holter U \J The na111a qf Mr1. Phil. Globokar • . , an~ lamlly the past )Veek. ·· was unlqt0 ntie~ally omllted from 1 Mr. and llrs: Olin' Spencer, Mr. Mr. and Ml'S. Orvy Gainer and Dayl..~i...,k. the liat of t-Qae , itlell\llng the and llrs, Carl Gruesel an~ •?n, tWQ pandehtldren call~d on Mr. UU\1 Meigs Co~ntr. C011Mll l\'fA meeiGlenpa "'aY!•• ~!Jd Jnnl]ly Smtih,• and lira. Dean Brinker Saturd>y lng from Sutar RuH: . .tJIVOTBD TO INTDBSTS I)F MEIGS·MA!ION A1PIA were Sunday :aners or Mr. and . night. '" ROTARY TO ENTERTAIN 1 IICfl.'aQ t.OWIN- GINEIAL MANAOIR Mrs. \Vlll Healman. ' The ~liddleport·Pomcroy Rotary · . . .IYIIQ!.D I. GRIINI-IDITOll Mrs. Clyde Well and daughtet' Mr. and llrs. Olive/. 'Gary of Club will cntortaln the Rotuh· GRANTED LICIN,SI . C~ l•Tpl~lll, Staff Wrl..,, homlditor , called on Mrs. Mary Bailey SundaJ A\bcnl and ~lr. •!W ·~rs. AlQil Annt¥; Fr4lay ~venlgg a( tlf~ir · 1\~f)liOnd II. ,)!Jowers lr. has re· ~vt, lloWDeW.IQml>all. IDe.; HI aneruoon. .• • Sluoln of Pp~ttl'OY • ~Ill! pn .J,!r. dlliilef ~eeling at the Hnth Meth· ~lv& word thai be ·has been lint 1'14 ~ l!lliiiiDI ot tb1 pool oflloo at PIJII> Mr. and 11:rs. Virgil Roush and and Mrs. LloyU Rou.nt anJ son, odlst ~burch ot 6 p, 111 , c. F. lllbbs granted a profe89lonal eng!neen II· !)~" . two childl'en and i\1~>, Jennie Wayne, SUnd:~y altp!ilDOn. presldlmt•· b's .....~~; 'E!IIItlel~ ~C)jse: A ~roduate o1 the West Vir· ,bj Wrl;r where naUat!e 33 ...11 per Roush spent with Mr. ond Rev. RIHi;;rd Yolini( was the Shuler and . Unlvcmty, College of En· N;. ~,.:~ ~ee at DailJ. Sellt'Jiel •dffl.., $15.l!Oj . lib Mrs. Lmy Roush ol Jackson. SundaY dtnqer IUe/11. qf .\IJ'. •n.d Edisdll BoWer ii' prd!l"aon chairman afneerlng tn 11151, Mr. ~lowe" IS Jlill\lbi. lTl!Oi)l!l't!!IJIODtJil, .. .IO;'Jiy '!\~lOr mule wliert~ .,.tlub1e: Mr. and Mrs. Willlleilman spent llrs, Edson Roush. lor the yeor. ,etllploycd by \he Oblo V.alley EieO· . , r 1 '"-til' I}. 'iJ·iitalliliOatlll. jUs; thlee 1111111111,, Monday with Mrs. Moe Youfig or M D 1 Cl 1 · d d, h · trle Co, Mr. and Mrs. Jl9Wefl! and a.tu: "ne month. Sl.. • · ' Pomel'Of. rs. 00£ as rc e an aug. · aon, Stephen, reside 3L 1661 LinPublWled ....,. afternliGil ~~4r 1-t Tb• Oblo '""" Sen Mr. a-d MrS. 'Harry Brown and ter, Linda and Florenee Cl,rle VIIISCOUT BAKE SAL! coin Heigjtls, Jne~ In<., •MIO If~ sa., ~· 1). lluilo.. ot!kt phoae llf .~hildren called at Ute Painter l ited Mr. and llrs. War~en ours of Tro~p z~s. Boy S.o~\11 · of Amer· II uiritl offitO """'" " ' · . hoine, ·Silndoy , aft!rnoon. · , Bashan .F<idoy. · , l•a, are apot!aorlng a lfaJ<e Sale CLASS TO ME•T Herman M~;- moved his '. Rev .. ~nd Mrs. Weber Thoma j \~r and Mrs. Georie <;jrde and. 1>e held_on Novemb~r 2 at the Trt· The Daughters of Ruth Class of lamlly to lhe Leif~elt h!>m~ on ~ailed on Mr. and llrs, Will Hell· daughter 0 j Pomer~· ''~(ere Sun- '· Lua!~r Cl,ane,., 'Miey are allkjng the Unit•<! Methodist Chul'Ch will Tueoday, lllaw Wednesday, · da uesls of his motlier: Mrs. relat!ves~ anJ friends of the Soouts meet at the home of M)&Bes Nelle By MrL John Dlihl Eorneat Powell and family and · Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush spent 11:,/circle and son, Melvin. to •tve to the sale and anyone and Clara Bing, Mon~, O.tober Rev. and Mrs. W. H. S!fauobaugh Mrs. Orville Allen were ~~unday ~unday evening wilh Mr. and Mrs. · wlstilng to have lood collected for 13, at 2 p. m. with Mrs. o. H. MY· and children apant Fl:lday and guests olllfr. and Mra. Paul Kalt· Virgil Roush. Mrs, H. A. l!~rnltz and · son, the sale· ma¥ eall the Sports Ceo· era as co·bosteas. Membero wlllre-, Saturday in Caltllrell. cnba•h of CbOII ..the. ·Dana ~· Turner called on the Gary. of !Jncoln Heights w~re Sun· ter. aPond to roll call with their fay. Rev. and Mrs. Strausbaugh wore Margie Hollman was a guest o1 Heillltana Tuesday evening, day diMer aues~ of llr•. and llr•. orlte song. called to Glouster by the Illness h~ mother, ¥r1. £ame1( Pow~11 Dean \l<ih!ter and Mrs, IJeilY Car· of his mot4er. · l!Dd fiDilly ond aecompinied them teton llld'la!ftllt, ;" October GSunday s<hool attend· to Cblill..the. · 1 anre was 126. Ollertn& was tt7.7a. Mr. and !.ln. Bill Ja•ob& and . • . I\IYI . Cirole atteh'aed Mrs. Clifford Jaco~s an<J \lfr•· eblldrtn IJIO~I the week end with Mr. and ~rs. Okey Sm\1!1• 'Mr, at Cllllord Ebersbad> was in ParVer1- Iter parentt Mr. ana Mro. Pearl and llrs. shelley Boggesa and burg, W. Va., Wednesday on bual· .ia•ob1. llir~.' Jacobs return~d home son, Dale, and llrs. Lorain Smith neas. with them alter spending the past a~d ~augMer of Nitro, W. Va., In Columbus. . ~ vialted'}.tr. and· Mro. Douglas ~ir·'~ llrs. Florence Howell spent sey· week Qrln Wtlr ealled on Joltn Die)>~ . aft!! lanllly Suhd41. . , ·. eral days with her sister, Mrs. !loldiJ. ' · , ~r. and · Mrs. Douglll Clr•l• Cora Renshaw. e~lled on Mrs. C. L Arnold of · llr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl of Rl•b· Athens Road ·M~nd,l: , . mond. Texas. arrived lor a vlsll K. O' P. MEITINO · Mro. Tbomas 'Holtenrid 4aught· the with tlu:lr parents, Mr. and Mra: Fldei Lodi e, Knlgbta of Pytjuas, er, ·sboron, ond Ilia, Om a Wine· In ,fil'llt floor Lou Diehl. li to, be will meet l!tiJ evening at the·J. of brenn' r and ao?, Dana, o! s~ra· ~ount~ ,hotne. ,ctili~b!jtSiilm:. .to'l . llarry Hysell •ailed on m. and P. Hall with tmeraon Jon1a,.Chan· eilae oalled on tfie A"~" !atlillv E. BlaR~tee ' ----'1 ~"· Orville Allen, Tuesday. tellot-tommondcr, presiding. receotly, C'hildrtn'• llome WOM,AN'$ 'II~E POl,IND The Pomeroy ~yOI"a of!ice today reported a woman's pink purse being turned in a{t~r be· lnJ found on Meehapl• Sl., Wed· nesday. The purse contains drlv· ers lieense tnd other paper:.. Owner of the purse may claim it at the Mayor's olli•e. The D at'1y senttne I /. c:J ""'iai~oii'.......,l betr~ · !it. Sund~y ~~ , '~per~l -f~•n ~'·' ,_...,Ills ... ,. ~ LaUfe· JCJi{{ . : ~ CAB UEL . ' · ' 11 It's the eason for PLAN IIA~I SALE 'J1te Pomeroy Senior ClaBB will have a bake sale at Kngers Frl~ay rrom to ~~ P>o...dg will be used lor lb• class Washington trip~)lext •prlne. .. . LICINII TO W.D A Ueensa to marty h11 J>ee~ 111ued here to Homer Gtilllth. Jr., 20, Mlddle~alt, laborer, and l'hyllla Ann Ba,...tt. lt. Rutland. e ~ '<t '. '. , i. •., Lolo Roast Rib Roast ht 7 Rlba. Krogfl trlm,m~, 111 mm,. juicy-rich mtal for your monty. Lean, IWttt and IUCCUitnl. .... :!~;~~ •••••• L~.•55c •••••••••• • 'tl WJIH ·,\', . . 1.11~8................... ·~'' '~ ... . ~:- 89 Candy·aars. .io~~ rUIUII~Otol ,.,... hx24 ... . -..~, ...2No~~~ae· Pineapple ' ·, ' ... . · C TOIDitO 10:00 The Priee r, Right Tralh or CoolequliiU!el Tl~ lac DouP, 1t Could Be Ytlo World !ieriel Q~lien 49r a Day 8:45 l!ioGetol! IIOrnlrlcel 4;oci Cf.o!!•tlr Time 4:30 TiOUble WIUI Fattw 5:00 Spin'ieb Playhouoa ,US NBC .New1 6:00 News Plctu" 6:15 Sport! Eye 8:25 Wtatlt&f<lll .serw. Weltlle~at s Nltewat•k izJo ·.<, Tlltl&ht \:fO *Ia WCHS·TV Chah~IJ . . . .' ~· rtiUII.<IllAy UQ Jl~e 'Dep 7:45 Llleky 8 Cirtoonl 8:00 Captain &anpl'oo 4:411 ~ .~~~ 8:118 !Mtl i'lews 11:(10 li:SO \0:811 ., \1:00 11:10 11:18 Qam M,_... !fi~V. ·G9dflot1 ' ' ' ' .,' . . ' 'tidio Dl•l ~·"' .. . ..... CMWtl. 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F F BRAND · F.RYER PAtlTS • • • - • • • BREAST .... ..... lb. 7tc LEGS & THIGHS .. lb. 69e WINGS . ......... tb. 13t I ' ,. . .. 45c. ·lb. • •• • • SLICED SMOkED JOWL I BACON ··· ..... .. · ···· ····· ·lib. 25c , ' CjiANNBL II TllUII8. 10:~ Sill! on . · t1':tl0 lhldersllndlnt' Yourself u:eo Nelrhbors 11:05 Noem Newa ·12:18 Cartoon Club ·12:30 IJberaee . 1:00 Gretc1ren Wade Show 1110 llovl• llallaea 8:00 Allltrlian Jlallll!laDd 4100 Cutttftll Cllb .B:UO WoedJ .•. ' IELMONT CANNED , EVANS PIE .~Ust '• o o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 o 0 ' HOME MAD.I ·· . " .. .. .. ... .... 2 pkg. 29r: o o 0 0 CAE · .. t - . ,.,.,. 'I ' . , . . .. , ' o· ' " ' ' &19 _p ' ' ' '' SIMONS MARKET POMEROY PHONE . W. MAIN ST. - . - ... ·WARM MORN·I'NG 11:~ . .lflc~t:i 111!1!11 Club ·~ rt~ fiar ,DII 0:1, . ' . t~..... · e.ao. etrwa_8oJ lb~ ' 3~,0-M J ba.s.. 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' .: • ( · PASCAL ' SPIC & SPAN · .. · ·-:.. ·· .. · ·:· •·~ - gillnt 80c 251b~ bag 8,9~ Callf0111la ·'· SPIC & SPAN ····· · ·· · :··'- .. ·: · ·.. ,reg. 39c coo8iet_E ,_, R _wwP o r A t ; E $ , · 7e .off eacb (prlee Include• 1aviDgs) • 64c JOY ···· .. ·· .······· reg. ~3c · .. ·.. g1ant , 'WINESAPS or ROME BEAUTYS . ) . O·NLY '$12;7.~10 in.£8AL TtlR•. . . , :... .JJ\ ' . /'\. '; We' Will ' ·:~ ' '---+-- ; . I Tl" ·, :.... .:.... : . ~ ............ Slc .. . PIJ.P~'NR G~~fLE . o·Asll ..,.......... ~· : ··· ...... regular a9c · WI'E ··'sAVER . SAL~ Blue, Dot o.uz ,·':" ............... giant 83r: 7e off jlaek . .IVO,R,Y ,. 'fdA''II ..' ..' ' '·,·... ;..... ·..2. rill, 69c (prlee· lneltides savings) ·• IVORY .. ·· .. ·.... ······· 4 bars SSe CWY~ . ~· ·:'. ' .. ;' . ·~'·t .. ·: 2 bci~ size .29c LARGE 7e off pack CH·EER ·.. :·; :'.... ·:: ..... ··... .gkint 79c (price lnelude& savings) . ·..... ·..···......, ·.. ·· ·giant · 83c· ·· MEDIUM . D U.t·· .... . IVORY .. ·.. .. ·...··.... 6 bars. Slc , . }qATS UP TO FOUR R~MS .. No•. 30J cons '· ; I • SENSE OF THE WORD Holds 60 lbs. of ·Cool I ' I I~J ~VERY ~:.. '" . ' --·./.J..-i-- ~- --.:._ - .,:_--·-·~iC.-:. CE . . . .. .. 2 I ,. A Deluxe Heater - , . . \'' ·,'·':1 .. ....~. ' I, ' ~~~·' .,_'~ N llyl Priced For You! , ':-. ·~ :~ -:: . &·~ BISCUITS . . . . ... .. 2 No. 3o~. cans 39c . --~-,. LIVER PUDDING.····:·········:·:··. 1 lh. 59c Weoc~Petbr . 110ent Borden's - oven ready Stokelfy;... rect:,110ilr, pi~ Ml LK· ··,. ···············, ··· 8 r:ans $1.00 1 ~· Ch W ~.-..5 . ' •' ·., i•••••~~ •••••• , "POTATOES ·.. ·.. .. ·.· .. .... 50 lb. bag $1.29 FQLGER MAXWELL HOUSE CANNED COFFEE ..... :............ ..... lib. 99c ..... w..a ..••••. ....... 47• ~ , ..:. II• ".,.i FLAKES .. ··· .. ·........ · ' 2 lrg~ 69c IVORY SOAP · ·· ···.4. bcln 27c C0 MET .. ···.. ···' .. ·....,· .. giant 23c' D' EFT ... ... ~ ........ :... .. .·giant llc KIUe't Aln!ailae· ' "'-· . PREM~UM s•iJINES JU. • · • •" · · · .. · lb, hx 28c 1, ... . 1:00 $oiTo 7:30 Tilt lltal llcCorl •. j l. ( ' ·E" v· ' 5.., .......... ,.. 2 ' ' ' get IUUV'I U """' CUCKIRS .... lOYuz. llox 39c f""'' '~ It lilt' },o"' of ' llllli-Pi •. jUUID . hal been made a one-point,...... lte, mootly berau'ie It h~a demon· strated It can score on tfie eround and throuch the, air. Notre Dame; on the other band, bouts a rugged defense but can't mareh Army's an.around atta•k. Bob Williams, a junior quarter· ba•k wbo tmprovea with · each game, sti ll haan't reached the class of great Notre Dame quarter· backs and the Irish must depend ~ostly on a ground a:arrte. M,urroy-Davis ' Wedd1'n'·g.Vows Are\Exc'honged , · ~ 1 " PEANUT IUmR COOKIES lhJ•. • , 1, 6:30 Platt .~ 7:Q9 . yo\t ~!.. YOII( tlfe 7:80 Draitiet 8:00 The Peollle a, ~~ 8:33 Ttte ~ori! 111\qw : 9:00 Llia Show wltlt ......._, Clooney 9:$0 'the ~~ae Wyma~ 'btw 101tl0 Whip)'lilrda IQ· i4: Wll plainly worried today about Army:a flr1t lame with Notre Da~~ lc,J!t;,e~~~ have surprised Blalk ,il well oe moll ~stern ob· aervera wilh their play thus far ; " tills season. resume lhe trldiUon· , ' ' lllien: aerlea Saturday when they l;aek)e Notre Dame, an ol oppo-. .,,, ·\ · ilcnt from bl•g&ne years, tn Phtla· delphla'a Muni<lpal Stadium·. . "We have a lot of thinJdng to ,~ do ..between now and Saturday/' •· lllalk said. "They'le 100 p<!r ee~t · lmprovc over 1a1t year and don't ' Elsewhere In the Eaat Saturday, forget'lhey have yet to be scored Penn ie at Princeton. l)rown Ia at on!!, Dartll)Outh and . Columbia at Yale In Ivy League action. Pitta· The Irish, w)lo bold a 23·1 edge burgh hosts troveling Nebraska, over the Cadets In their long and Rutgers Is at Colgate, Symuse Ia colorful aeri.. which began In 1913 )I Cornell, Penn 'State hosts Wit· and eontlnued, for 34 ,until liam and llary, Ohio U, Ia at '' '' , ioi'i, shut out 'l'urdue, 12.0. two Harvard, Dayton i1 at Booton Col· .weilka DIO ana , then whipped In· lege, and '!'lest Virginia Is at Bos\ 1 · dlaita, 26-G' !all' 'Saturday. ' ton U. 1 '' , HAS STIIONG LINE , . • ' · Army hiis \lone equally as well } .' ''' iri ·lta first lVIII startt; routlng Ne· briaka, '42.0 and coming !rom be· 1 · ··'· · 1 Black hlna·~o:·~~Wi! Ppnn Stall!~ zNs. The Rnli!lita, wifhout i "elaaa" quarterbae~ tn, t~r~e years, have i good one in erperlen•ed Dave Bourland along with hal~back Pete Mr H nry w rry.· of llie' ~omeror ':Dawklno and fullback Btn Barta. · ' , e , ·Up fronl, · ~he 'Cicleta are strong I ~m~od' Dayi!l were unlted.ln marwl~h a big rugged line, anchored nage at the home of Rev. L. !d. 111 ..nter Jim Kernap, guard stan Mohrholf of Pomeroy In a double '·Stater and end· Btu Graf. The line rmg •eremony Monday average• 205 pounds per man, Mr. Murra.v lJ 1 !lliibtly blager than Notre Dame's from Colorado and Mrs. ,i\ ) line wbleh Coach Terry Brennan ~ nurse at lle!ga General noap'"'' .1·.. ..,dlw for lhe Irish's. good sho1"· Ul Pomeroy. , t, ·lilt tbua far. The ceremony waa wltne!Bed by · 100.000 CIIOWD . llrs. Georgia Fraley, al!O a nurse SophQlllore bllfbaeka Bob An· at the lleigs General ~ospltal, and derson and Steve Wal~rop, forced Mr. Henry Werry of be'_Pomeroy oitt oi the · State game, both Pqlice Fol'Ce. } fill ,be duty . ·or. ~vou. r ' in .. many words, but he II~IUV IQQm 10·~. N,aw• Jl ..4llnea J . , JOI SARGIS '' take the field be, ~""'•L POINT, , N. ·Y. UP _ when the Cideta '""• fore an expected crtriti of IOUOO 80 Coach , r! Blalk wouldn't say Despite Blaik's pelllmllin, Army ' MADTINI ;-;;~ · • •\ :·,.1,. 9:33 Trea•u" Hunt 10:00 M)lstery The~ter 11:00 Up-to·th..llinute Newa on 990 spot < · P.W I ) I 8;30 l>l.aybouae 90 'Daily , Chann~l 11:05 s..ntlinJ the Weather !1:10 The Late Show Chlftt.i. • .,. · TELEVISION WSAZ-TV- 8:53 ·Sign On 8!00 Todll' 1 ., 7:10 tU11111 Sa1s~c• .E.~~~·.. ;t,3.8c ~. .Jii$0:,.. .;n. .. .. -- ., .t L&:'· a-·'' ' ·.' l.'.:~··· 2-Daiiy Sentinel, • mtrasnA Y- BLACKIERRY JELLY ···.. ··· 10 oi. ii 39c ... Sllltlbllle 7:00 Hllll\VIY .,, TrOll ••••••••••.••• ~~~t!w. •ok:~ r••••• 59c orri.ed. . . , cRIS c.Q' .. :: .. ......'...... ·.....·..·.3.11K. ~.. tOe oir·wa · D .. ame Game 0n-Sat~day n u·u'4..... ·.. ·... ·... ···.....;· 311K•.•7c P&Mlt.A~· Plenty Mr. and ~. lullan Hill and dauehtet, Shlrler, Mr. aild !lr~ Harold R~~ah, .dlul!t~r'; Na~inl, vjsi(ed over the week end wltb' t~elr broth~, Mr. aful Mrs. Joe Hill of Ell! Liyerpq'ol. Mr. and Mra. Dan l\olllh of Tam· pa, FlOrid~, ·hive VU}'•h~sed w. E. Coyle rpreaei1Y and move there aoon. Lb, hoast .... ..:F-~~~~. . .~~:.47c Obops..·..~:.;\;~~; ... ~.~:. &Be Wl.n.rl. . FuU Loin Hal( with lt.. choice center chopi ltft Oft, Only th• pick o' the pent for tht pick p' tht pork '(Oaltl. Lb• ' ,'/> • • • • • ( .·I t ) �' ' .' ' ~Unel, Pomeroy-~lddieporl, 0., Oc~. 10, 1917~ I..~Telll!lllillii. . . ..;.IJI!II!I••III!II.I-~,~.-~~~Kr·ll~t--~-~~~~~.•.·......--~~ .~~~=~~Sire~llm~IDD~-----~~-. .,\t!~'1 ' ' '.f >I .• ' • 2-l)~lly, ~~~~~f;teJ,l'omeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 10, 1957 • a~d WEST SHADE '. "aily Selh.t'm ·· ·aJ II Brlnke~. , Joann Ronnie of NAME OMITT'D ,. 1 , Racine v\ll,led Mrs. Thom~s Holter U \J The na111a qf Mr1. Phil. Globokar • . , an~ lamlly the past )Veek. ·· was unlqt0 ntie~ally omllted from 1 Mr. and llrs: Olin' Spencer, Mr. Mr. and Ml'S. Orvy Gainer and Dayl..~i...,k. the liat of t-Qae , itlell\llng the and llrs, Carl Gruesel an~ •?n, tWQ pandehtldren call~d on Mr. UU\1 Meigs Co~ntr. C011Mll l\'fA meeiGlenpa "'aY!•• ~!Jd Jnnl]ly Smtih,• and lira. Dean Brinker Saturd>y lng from Sutar RuH: . .tJIVOTBD TO INTDBSTS I)F MEIGS·MA!ION A1PIA were Sunday :aners or Mr. and . night. '" ROTARY TO ENTERTAIN 1 IICfl.'aQ t.OWIN- GINEIAL MANAOIR Mrs. \Vlll Healman. ' The ~liddleport·Pomcroy Rotary · . . .IYIIQ!.D I. GRIINI-IDITOll Mrs. Clyde Well and daughtet' Mr. and llrs. Olive/. 'Gary of Club will cntortaln the Rotuh· GRANTED LICIN,SI . C~ l•Tpl~lll, Staff Wrl..,, homlditor , called on Mrs. Mary Bailey SundaJ A\bcnl and ~lr. •!W ·~rs. AlQil Annt¥; Fr4lay ~venlgg a( tlf~ir · 1\~f)liOnd II. ,)!Jowers lr. has re· ~vt, lloWDeW.IQml>all. IDe.; HI aneruoon. .• • Sluoln of Pp~ttl'OY • ~Ill! pn .J,!r. dlliilef ~eeling at the Hnth Meth· ~lv& word thai be ·has been lint 1'14 ~ l!lliiiiDI ot tb1 pool oflloo at PIJII> Mr. and 11:rs. Virgil Roush and and Mrs. LloyU Rou.nt anJ son, odlst ~burch ot 6 p, 111 , c. F. lllbbs granted a profe89lonal eng!neen II· !)~" . two childl'en and i\1~>, Jennie Wayne, SUnd:~y altp!ilDOn. presldlmt•· b's .....~~; 'E!IIItlel~ ~C)jse: A ~roduate o1 the West Vir· ,bj Wrl;r where naUat!e 33 ...11 per Roush spent with Mr. ond Rev. RIHi;;rd Yolini( was the Shuler and . Unlvcmty, College of En· N;. ~,.:~ ~ee at DailJ. Sellt'Jiel •dffl.., $15.l!Oj . lib Mrs. Lmy Roush ol Jackson. SundaY dtnqer IUe/11. qf .\IJ'. •n.d Edisdll BoWer ii' prd!l"aon chairman afneerlng tn 11151, Mr. ~lowe" IS Jlill\lbi. lTl!Oi)l!l't!!IJIODtJil, .. .IO;'Jiy '!\~lOr mule wliert~ .,.tlub1e: Mr. and Mrs. Willlleilman spent llrs, Edson Roush. lor the yeor. ,etllploycd by \he Oblo V.alley EieO· . , r 1 '"-til' I}. 'iJ·iitalliliOatlll. jUs; thlee 1111111111,, Monday with Mrs. Moe Youfig or M D 1 Cl 1 · d d, h · trle Co, Mr. and Mrs. Jl9Wefl! and a.tu: "ne month. Sl.. • · ' Pomel'Of. rs. 00£ as rc e an aug. · aon, Stephen, reside 3L 1661 LinPublWled ....,. afternliGil ~~4r 1-t Tb• Oblo '""" Sen Mr. a-d MrS. 'Harry Brown and ter, Linda and Florenee Cl,rle VIIISCOUT BAKE SAL! coin Heigjtls, Jne~ In<., •MIO If~ sa., ~· 1). lluilo.. ot!kt phoae llf .~hildren called at Ute Painter l ited Mr. and llrs. War~en ours of Tro~p z~s. Boy S.o~\11 · of Amer· II uiritl offitO """'" " ' · . hoine, ·Silndoy , aft!rnoon. · , Bashan .F<idoy. · , l•a, are apot!aorlng a lfaJ<e Sale CLASS TO ME•T Herman M~;- moved his '. Rev .. ~nd Mrs. Weber Thoma j \~r and Mrs. Georie <;jrde and. 1>e held_on Novemb~r 2 at the Trt· The Daughters of Ruth Class of lamlly to lhe Leif~elt h!>m~ on ~ailed on Mr. and llrs, Will Hell· daughter 0 j Pomer~· ''~(ere Sun- '· Lua!~r Cl,ane,., 'Miey are allkjng the Unit•<! Methodist Chul'Ch will Tueoday, lllaw Wednesday, · da uesls of his motlier: Mrs. relat!ves~ anJ friends of the Soouts meet at the home of M)&Bes Nelle By MrL John Dlihl Eorneat Powell and family and · Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush spent 11:,/circle and son, Melvin. to •tve to the sale and anyone and Clara Bing, Mon~, O.tober Rev. and Mrs. W. H. S!fauobaugh Mrs. Orville Allen were ~~unday ~unday evening wilh Mr. and Mrs. · wlstilng to have lood collected for 13, at 2 p. m. with Mrs. o. H. MY· and children apant Fl:lday and guests olllfr. and Mra. Paul Kalt· Virgil Roush. Mrs, H. A. l!~rnltz and · son, the sale· ma¥ eall the Sports Ceo· era as co·bosteas. Membero wlllre-, Saturday in Caltllrell. cnba•h of CbOII ..the. ·Dana ~· Turner called on the Gary. of !Jncoln Heights w~re Sun· ter. aPond to roll call with their fay. Rev. and Mrs. Strausbaugh wore Margie Hollman was a guest o1 Heillltana Tuesday evening, day diMer aues~ of llr•. and llr•. orlte song. called to Glouster by the Illness h~ mother, ¥r1. £ame1( Pow~11 Dean \l<ih!ter and Mrs, IJeilY Car· of his mot4er. · l!Dd fiDilly ond aecompinied them teton llld'la!ftllt, ;" October GSunday s<hool attend· to Cblill..the. · 1 anre was 126. Ollertn& was tt7.7a. Mr. and !.ln. Bill Ja•ob& and . • . I\IYI . Cirole atteh'aed Mrs. Clifford Jaco~s an<J \lfr•· eblldrtn IJIO~I the week end with Mr. and ~rs. Okey Sm\1!1• 'Mr, at Cllllord Ebersbad> was in ParVer1- Iter parentt Mr. ana Mro. Pearl and llrs. shelley Boggesa and burg, W. Va., Wednesday on bual· .ia•ob1. llir~.' Jacobs return~d home son, Dale, and llrs. Lorain Smith neas. with them alter spending the past a~d ~augMer of Nitro, W. Va., In Columbus. . ~ vialted'}.tr. and· Mro. Douglas ~ir·'~ llrs. Florence Howell spent sey· week Qrln Wtlr ealled on Joltn Die)>~ . aft!! lanllly Suhd41. . , ·. eral days with her sister, Mrs. !loldiJ. ' · , ~r. and · Mrs. Douglll Clr•l• Cora Renshaw. e~lled on Mrs. C. L Arnold of · llr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl of Rl•b· Athens Road ·M~nd,l: , . mond. Texas. arrived lor a vlsll K. O' P. MEITINO · Mro. Tbomas 'Holtenrid 4aught· the with tlu:lr parents, Mr. and Mra: Fldei Lodi e, Knlgbta of Pytjuas, er, ·sboron, ond Ilia, Om a Wine· In ,fil'llt floor Lou Diehl. li to, be will meet l!tiJ evening at the·J. of brenn' r and ao?, Dana, o! s~ra· ~ount~ ,hotne. ,ctili~b!jtSiilm:. .to'l . llarry Hysell •ailed on m. and P. Hall with tmeraon Jon1a,.Chan· eilae oalled on tfie A"~" !atlillv E. BlaR~tee ' ----'1 ~"· Orville Allen, Tuesday. tellot-tommondcr, presiding. receotly, C'hildrtn'• llome WOM,AN'$ 'II~E POl,IND The Pomeroy ~yOI"a of!ice today reported a woman's pink purse being turned in a{t~r be· lnJ found on Meehapl• Sl., Wed· nesday. The purse contains drlv· ers lieense tnd other paper:.. Owner of the purse may claim it at the Mayor's olli•e. The D at'1y senttne I /. c:J ""'iai~oii'.......,l betr~ · !it. Sund~y ~~ , '~per~l -f~•n ~'·' ,_...,Ills ... ,. ~ LaUfe· JCJi{{ . : ~ CAB UEL . ' · ' 11 It's the eason for PLAN IIA~I SALE 'J1te Pomeroy Senior ClaBB will have a bake sale at Kngers Frl~ay rrom to ~~ P>o...dg will be used lor lb• class Washington trip~)lext •prlne. .. . LICINII TO W.D A Ueensa to marty h11 J>ee~ 111ued here to Homer Gtilllth. Jr., 20, Mlddle~alt, laborer, and l'hyllla Ann Ba,...tt. lt. Rutland. e ~ '<t '. '. , i. •., Lolo Roast Rib Roast ht 7 Rlba. Krogfl trlm,m~, 111 mm,. juicy-rich mtal for your monty. Lean, IWttt and IUCCUitnl. .... :!~;~~ •••••• L~.•55c •••••••••• • 'tl WJIH ·,\', . . 1.11~8................... ·~'' '~ ... . ~:- 89 Candy·aars. .io~~ rUIUII~Otol ,.,... hx24 ... . -..~, ...2No~~~ae· Pineapple ' ·, ' ... . · C TOIDitO 10:00 The Priee r, Right Tralh or CoolequliiU!el Tl~ lac DouP, 1t Could Be Ytlo World !ieriel Q~lien 49r a Day 8:45 l!ioGetol! IIOrnlrlcel 4;oci Cf.o!!•tlr Time 4:30 TiOUble WIUI Fattw 5:00 Spin'ieb Playhouoa ,US NBC .New1 6:00 News Plctu" 6:15 Sport! Eye 8:25 Wtatlt&f<lll .serw. Weltlle~at s Nltewat•k izJo ·.<, Tlltl&ht \:fO *Ia WCHS·TV Chah~IJ . . . .' ~· rtiUII.<IllAy UQ Jl~e 'Dep 7:45 Llleky 8 Cirtoonl 8:00 Captain &anpl'oo 4:411 ~ .~~~ 8:118 !Mtl i'lews 11:(10 li:SO \0:811 ., \1:00 11:10 11:18 Qam M,_... !fi~V. ·G9dflot1 ' ' ' ' .,' . . ' 'tidio Dl•l ~·"' .. . ..... CMWtl. 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PREM~UM s•iJINES JU. • · • •" · · · .. · lb, hx 28c 1, ... . 1:00 $oiTo 7:30 Tilt lltal llcCorl •. j l. ( ' ·E" v· ' 5.., .......... ,.. 2 ' ' ' get IUUV'I U """' CUCKIRS .... lOYuz. llox 39c f""'' '~ It lilt' },o"' of ' llllli-Pi •. jUUID . hal been made a one-point,...... lte, mootly berau'ie It h~a demon· strated It can score on tfie eround and throuch the, air. Notre Dame; on the other band, bouts a rugged defense but can't mareh Army's an.around atta•k. Bob Williams, a junior quarter· ba•k wbo tmprovea with · each game, sti ll haan't reached the class of great Notre Dame quarter· backs and the Irish must depend ~ostly on a ground a:arrte. M,urroy-Davis ' Wedd1'n'·g.Vows Are\Exc'honged , · ~ 1 " PEANUT IUmR COOKIES lhJ•. • , 1, 6:30 Platt .~ 7:Q9 . yo\t ~!.. YOII( tlfe 7:80 Draitiet 8:00 The Peollle a, ~~ 8:33 Ttte ~ori! 111\qw : 9:00 Llia Show wltlt ......._, Clooney 9:$0 'the ~~ae Wyma~ 'btw 101tl0 Whip)'lilrda IQ· i4: Wll plainly worried today about Army:a flr1t lame with Notre Da~~ lc,J!t;,e~~~ have surprised Blalk ,il well oe moll ~stern ob· aervera wilh their play thus far ; " tills season. resume lhe trldiUon· , ' ' lllien: aerlea Saturday when they l;aek)e Notre Dame, an ol oppo-. .,,, ·\ · ilcnt from bl•g&ne years, tn Phtla· delphla'a Muni<lpal Stadium·. . "We have a lot of thinJdng to ,~ do ..between now and Saturday/' •· lllalk said. "They'le 100 p<!r ee~t · lmprovc over 1a1t year and don't ' Elsewhere In the Eaat Saturday, forget'lhey have yet to be scored Penn ie at Princeton. l)rown Ia at on!!, Dartll)Outh and . Columbia at Yale In Ivy League action. Pitta· The Irish, w)lo bold a 23·1 edge burgh hosts troveling Nebraska, over the Cadets In their long and Rutgers Is at Colgate, Symuse Ia colorful aeri.. which began In 1913 )I Cornell, Penn 'State hosts Wit· and eontlnued, for 34 ,until liam and llary, Ohio U, Ia at '' '' , ioi'i, shut out 'l'urdue, 12.0. two Harvard, Dayton i1 at Booton Col· .weilka DIO ana , then whipped In· lege, and '!'lest Virginia Is at Bos\ 1 · dlaita, 26-G' !all' 'Saturday. ' ton U. 1 '' , HAS STIIONG LINE , . • ' · Army hiis \lone equally as well } .' ''' iri ·lta first lVIII startt; routlng Ne· briaka, '42.0 and coming !rom be· 1 · ··'· · 1 Black hlna·~o:·~~Wi! Ppnn Stall!~ zNs. The Rnli!lita, wifhout i "elaaa" quarterbae~ tn, t~r~e years, have i good one in erperlen•ed Dave Bourland along with hal~back Pete Mr H nry w rry.· of llie' ~omeror ':Dawklno and fullback Btn Barta. · ' , e , ·Up fronl, · ~he 'Cicleta are strong I ~m~od' Dayi!l were unlted.ln marwl~h a big rugged line, anchored nage at the home of Rev. L. !d. 111 ..nter Jim Kernap, guard stan Mohrholf of Pomeroy In a double '·Stater and end· Btu Graf. The line rmg •eremony Monday average• 205 pounds per man, Mr. Murra.v lJ 1 !lliibtly blager than Notre Dame's from Colorado and Mrs. ,i\ ) line wbleh Coach Terry Brennan ~ nurse at lle!ga General noap'"'' .1·.. ..,dlw for lhe Irish's. good sho1"· Ul Pomeroy. , t, ·lilt tbua far. The ceremony waa wltne!Bed by · 100.000 CIIOWD . llrs. Georgia Fraley, al!O a nurse SophQlllore bllfbaeka Bob An· at the lleigs General ~ospltal, and derson and Steve Wal~rop, forced Mr. Henry Werry of be'_Pomeroy oitt oi the · State game, both Pqlice Fol'Ce. } fill ,be duty . ·or. ~vou. r ' in .. many words, but he II~IUV IQQm 10·~. N,aw• Jl ..4llnea J . , JOI SARGIS '' take the field be, ~""'•L POINT, , N. ·Y. UP _ when the Cideta '""• fore an expected crtriti of IOUOO 80 Coach , r! Blalk wouldn't say Despite Blaik's pelllmllin, Army ' MADTINI ;-;;~ · • •\ :·,.1,. 9:33 Trea•u" Hunt 10:00 M)lstery The~ter 11:00 Up-to·th..llinute Newa on 990 spot < · P.W I ) I 8;30 l>l.aybouae 90 'Daily , Chann~l 11:05 s..ntlinJ the Weather !1:10 The Late Show Chlftt.i. • .,. · TELEVISION WSAZ-TV- 8:53 ·Sign On 8!00 Todll' 1 ., 7:10 tU11111 Sa1s~c• .E.~~~·.. ;t,3.8c ~. .Jii$0:,.. .;n. .. .. -- ., .t L&:'· a-·'' ' ·.' l.'.:~··· 2-Daiiy Sentinel, • mtrasnA Y- BLACKIERRY JELLY ···.. ··· 10 oi. ii 39c ... Sllltlbllle 7:00 Hllll\VIY .,, TrOll ••••••••••.••• ~~~t!w. •ok:~ r••••• 59c orri.ed. . . , cRIS c.Q' .. :: .. ......'...... ·.....·..·.3.11K. ~.. tOe oir·wa · D .. ame Game 0n-Sat~day n u·u'4..... ·.. ·... ·... ···.....;· 311K•.•7c P&Mlt.A~· Plenty Mr. and ~. lullan Hill and dauehtet, Shlrler, Mr. aild !lr~ Harold R~~ah, .dlul!t~r'; Na~inl, vjsi(ed over the week end wltb' t~elr broth~, Mr. aful Mrs. Joe Hill of Ell! Liyerpq'ol. Mr. and Mra. Dan l\olllh of Tam· pa, FlOrid~, ·hive VU}'•h~sed w. E. Coyle rpreaei1Y and move there aoon. Lb, hoast .... ..:F-~~~~. . .~~:.47c Obops..·..~:.;\;~~; ... ~.~:. &Be Wl.n.rl. . FuU Loin Hal( with lt.. choice center chopi ltft Oft, Only th• pick o' the pent for tht pick p' tht pork '(Oaltl. Lb• ' ,'/> • • • • • ( .·I t ) �\ ~ ' ' ., '· ,u ·{' (' ·: I I DESK I < . FLU CANCi~S ' ~ GAM'S '. EAS'f~N. Pa. UJl:-A fld' qui· break hal causue,d Utayetlf and Moravian to cancel to'ot~alt'ian,- ­ es B<!heduled Cor Silqr~aj. Llifay1:, ·. ette was to have pli1ed oet~wrre .1 slated te meer ·' '"""""" .135 and · BRANDs vou KNow AND :TR us~ "7 A&Pi ANN _PAGE, LI8BYS, CAMPBELL'S, DEL MONTE, GREEN Glbf, SUPER-RIGHT, etc.! · ............ . 135 WOMAN'S LIA(IUI Hlth Three dme Ind. E. Bailey, 485. High Single !lame, t Bailey 181. Green : dtihleoi · Stark'a ·:~ · Peas ~a.: . . .~.4 . ,' : 17ociZ. .. ~ -. ~~· . eans ease'eanf of ~4 i Regul~r Case SEi .... Sweet Peas 'Great ' COME :4'·.;,iG"··5 ' 4.68 ; -, YOU'LL ' \ ·:1 '.\. > S~VJ::4tc . f ,., ' I • ,, "' ;. I • 'I . 4 1 11 - I ~~~ v~ D~ivdn SALE OF NEW" 7JORDS ,·: ,· . ·f Thuro. & F'r!. .. Cornel II.., WINOS OP.N s•ASON DETROIT UP-The Detrdlt Red Win,., National · Hockey regular season tltllsls In 1057-58 cam·,>algn the !lew Yortr _ll•!l!.l~'rs. ROIIWAL~ STOCKHOLM Ken Resewall beat Jack ol Los Angeles, 8-6, 8-2' befqre 3,· 000 apectalora In Royal Hail Wednesday nlrht. In the other pro tennis sill&les match, Pancho ' Seaura scored a 8-), 8-2 win· over Lew Hoad of Australia. 1 100 t•_ara of 11111 tollorlne MARX MADE SUITS ·$35.d0 to $49.50 NEWT~~:~~. ~~:k Torre Joe Adcock's understudy at first marlly purpose!. base forlorthe defenalve Braveo, Is used prJ• However, he homered lor one of the two rur.t off Bob Turley· f' ... . ,, ) MU~LENS St;)fiJO Lv Z SHOP,. SIRVI' CE Coutt St. A iad .... ,U,1Jo : ,. I ' . . ' ~~~:.~ I . "llll liYIIl'l -~ · · ' ~ ·=~ . . (Cinemueepe.Tecliuleotca-) • .-~ :· :·2.,·,. WHOLE. va . .. •• •• · U.S. No. ~ '. I _ iA~ FRESH ... ·YOUNG, ·TENDER ;' . .., , SIZE "A" .,. ttUsSl!TI', WHtTE li'.MEALY . litaho-~Potatoes 10,•t:. 5 NOT CUT·U''1- · ' ' . :. . ' I (.. A~b TRUCKS:' ( ' . .. .. . -UP, PAN lEADY .. ...... . 33c lb. I . 'Stii'afl'";r;rre ~~. ·~:47ac 1 I':~=~=~==~~=~~;~-~~~~;-~~~ ., WednJBday,, his second of the Serlea. He has a .378 batting mork thut far In the claulc. • J f ' : •' . : FRESH r PLAV6RFVL r, • • ' - "' ' ' • • il .- 4 • Teehaletll"'l Ray Mllland · Antlltitty . Qall\it . Debra PIM •·-, • - · 3 LB. ~.t usm CARs ""' THESE · · . FIRM AND CRISP EXCELLENT ·EATING! w~·~· pleohihg . . our stock and getting ready' fdr tl'll! :o!l ~'&:' ~58 models.' You'llnt!v11r get a better deal than nght now: Cotrie ih ~q~-~-y;taday. . your titl~. Only 14 new uliits left. ·· · · I~J I ....!»- j • $AV·I ~ · DISCOUNf-· t '41,1• . I . YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUS1 IN ~~super-Right" Quality MfATS! • •i ;! ,"~ See Mullen At ' r " ,,..... . TO ' t• .o.OJ.~' • . Oct. Wlide · DGMt lieed (In ,. ·/Company ~eftloh•tratl'~ ~- , Wax Job the laot nlhe Mm Mille Sliekt • , , .l.tl &o ' ' .. "liY~~~J. ' :· ~~... • •• • •• $139$,; . ' • • • \, • • • •••••• . $595'' ' • ,., 'ill -y~ ·'{TON~~.: <;·., .• ~~ ' !; ; - ' • . ,l ' • l' 895~\, ' v•· ".(" . . . . . • _·$J805 . .. I ~· ' . • ·' ; ·' .. ' ' �\ ~ ' ' ., '· ,u ·{' (' ·: I I DESK I < . FLU CANCi~S ' ~ GAM'S '. EAS'f~N. Pa. UJl:-A fld' qui· break hal causue,d Utayetlf and Moravian to cancel to'ot~alt'ian,- ­ es B<!heduled Cor Silqr~aj. Llifay1:, ·. ette was to have pli1ed oet~wrre .1 slated te meer ·' '"""""" .135 and · BRANDs vou KNow AND :TR us~ "7 A&Pi ANN _PAGE, LI8BYS, CAMPBELL'S, DEL MONTE, GREEN Glbf, SUPER-RIGHT, etc.! · ............ . 135 WOMAN'S LIA(IUI Hlth Three dme Ind. E. Bailey, 485. High Single !lame, t Bailey 181. Green : dtihleoi · Stark'a ·:~ · Peas ~a.: . . .~.4 . ,' : 17ociZ. .. ~ -. ~~· . eans ease'eanf of ~4 i Regul~r Case SEi .... Sweet Peas 'Great ' COME :4'·.;,iG"··5 ' 4.68 ; -, YOU'LL ' \ ·:1 '.\. > S~VJ::4tc . f ,., ' I • ,, "' ;. I • 'I . 4 1 11 - I ~~~ v~ D~ivdn SALE OF NEW" 7JORDS ,·: ,· . ·f Thuro. & F'r!. .. Cornel II.., WINOS OP.N s•ASON DETROIT UP-The Detrdlt Red Win,., National · Hockey regular season tltllsls In 1057-58 cam·,>algn the !lew Yortr _ll•!l!.l~'rs. ROIIWAL~ STOCKHOLM Ken Resewall beat Jack ol Los Angeles, 8-6, 8-2' befqre 3,· 000 apectalora In Royal Hail Wednesday nlrht. In the other pro tennis sill&les match, Pancho ' Seaura scored a 8-), 8-2 win· over Lew Hoad of Australia. 1 100 t•_ara of 11111 tollorlne MARX MADE SUITS ·$35.d0 to $49.50 NEWT~~:~~. ~~:k Torre Joe Adcock's understudy at first marlly purpose!. base forlorthe defenalve Braveo, Is used prJ• However, he homered lor one of the two rur.t off Bob Turley· f' ... . ,, ) MU~LENS St;)fiJO Lv Z SHOP,. SIRVI' CE Coutt St. A iad .... ,U,1Jo : ,. I ' . . ' ~~~:.~ I . "llll liYIIl'l -~ · · ' ~ ·=~ . . (Cinemueepe.Tecliuleotca-) • .-~ :· :·2.,·,. WHOLE. va . .. •• •• · U.S. No. ~ '. I _ iA~ FRESH ... ·YOUNG, ·TENDER ;' . .., , SIZE "A" .,. ttUsSl!TI', WHtTE li'.MEALY . litaho-~Potatoes 10,•t:. 5 NOT CUT·U''1- · ' ' . :. . ' I (.. A~b TRUCKS:' ( ' . .. .. . -UP, PAN lEADY .. ...... . 33c lb. I . 'Stii'afl'";r;rre ~~. ·~:47ac 1 I':~=~=~==~~=~~;~-~~~~;-~~~ ., WednJBday,, his second of the Serlea. He has a .378 batting mork thut far In the claulc. • J f ' : •' . : FRESH r PLAV6RFVL r, • • ' - "' ' ' • • il .- 4 • Teehaletll"'l Ray Mllland · Antlltitty . Qall\it . Debra PIM •·-, • - · 3 LB. ~.t usm CARs ""' THESE · · . FIRM AND CRISP EXCELLENT ·EATING! w~·~· pleohihg . . our stock and getting ready' fdr tl'll! :o!l ~'&:' ~58 models.' You'llnt!v11r get a better deal than nght now: Cotrie ih ~q~-~-y;taday. . your titl~. Only 14 new uliits left. ·· · · I~J I ....!»- j • $AV·I ~ · DISCOUNf-· t '41,1• . I . YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUS1 IN ~~super-Right" Quality MfATS! • •i ;! ,"~ See Mullen At ' r " ,,..... . TO ' t• .o.OJ.~' • . Oct. Wlide · DGMt lieed (In ,. ·/Company ~eftloh•tratl'~ ~- , Wax Job the laot nlhe Mm Mille Sliekt • , , .l.tl &o ' ' .. "liY~~~J. ' :· ~~... • •• • •• $139$,; . ' • • • \, • • • •••••• . $595'' ' • ,., 'ill -y~ ·'{TON~~.: <;·., .• ~~ ' !; ; - ' • . ,l ' • l' 895~\, ' v•· ".(" . . . . . • _·$J805 . .. I ~· ' . • ·' ; ·' .. ' ' �,\ ,, ' I •.... S...:-D;;;;ally;;;;;;;;Sen;;;.;;tln;;,;;;;;el,_P_om ..e""'ro_y_·M-Id-dl;;;;ep;;;;o;:;;rt;;;.,o;;;;.• ;;;;Oc;;;;l;;;;.~1-95;;;;7=: FOR CONS~T D'PENDABLE RESULTS . ._1T ADS .WAPHONE 398 ~~ RATES J ceall per word, Ole laatloa. Minlto1llll charlt IIOe.-4 =eo.'f per wcml fOJ' three eo-liv• in,.rtiou. Speclll- 01111 molllh for ~ cents per word. Full rate of 2 cents per word wiD be charged for adverttsln& U HI pold for before the IDtD of each m011th following inaertton. Errors bt AdverttsiDI--Sbould be reportecl immediately. The o.111 &.ntioel ,.;u not l>e reoponalble lor mOPe !ban one lncor root hl8ertton. Card of Thanb and Sneelal Nollees of !!vents Sl 00. Obltuarlel ~b~beddl~tperwMd ( I ) Nottces I tested. Phone Rutland 24483. 10 9 6c 1 • Clinton_ Fisher, Jlid:fepon. , 1 : , :(;~;~:;:;_ serv IIY WILLIAM EWALD cause they couldn't lind an actor UnltoCI, Prtft Stoff CorrHpondent small enough to sit on llicke1 YOU CAN LEARN THE NEW YORK UP- Thts Sunday Rooney's shoulder." BEAUTY PROFESSION .... Slesa~ heaved a mournful In an amaz~~~gly sbot:l time and evening, NBC and CBS will at a minimum cost, which You ean squeeze three spectaculars la sigh and watched the actors st~m­ pay on the "Pay as You Learn'' slde your TV machine, a feat ping around the rehearsal ball plan. We are now acceptinj appll- roughly comparable to stuffing a "! like fairy tale• myself," he ! cahona for the !cw openings which cantaJoupe inside a tea bag. sa1d, ''I make them up for . m,v CBS will offer a spee devoted to an auto firm, NBC will offer specs devoted to an 011 firm and a puppet. There'll be a tubful of big stars sliding around th• channels-Tyrone Power, Bing Crosby, Frank Smatra, Jimmy own children. But I think the only way lo put a fairy tale on TV Is to kid 11 a little- that way you get grownups to watch, too. You take 'Peter Pan' a delig'otfnl example of spoofing , we have in the classes whl<h will si,Jlrt on Oct. 21. Nov. 4th and ' Nov 18th. Tra11sortation can be arranged. Wnte or call ~ow for complete information to: SOUTHERTON BEAUTY ACADEMY Durante, just to tick ore a few. "Right now, I can't tell whether 16 E Washinl1!on St. The biggest star, however, wdl this 'Pinocchto' IS gomg to b~ Athens, Ohio I I La w It Sl k h 1 i - lD-10-Gtc · ~ a er eza w 0 ~ca ea n f w1lf not ne mponslble for any I :---:-'7:'--::~ at 260 pounds. Slezak will play ·. '~' debts nthcr than my own. • 2 used 12 x 38 Tractor ~res. AI· Papa Geppetto to Mtckey Roon• Dewey Beas so I-ll x 38. P. M. Cowdery, QUICK SERVICE on Watch Re- ey's Pinocchio In an NBC musi ' 10 8 3tc Long Bottom. 10 9 3tp pmlng by Factory Trained cal devoted to the dummy with •• watchmakPr COLLINS JEWEL- nose trouble. I ITO Tht Cltl'ltno of Ltlort, Sutton FOR SALE - Apples Pt/,land,l ERS, Pomtroy. I 3 ll .. 'PmocehJO' 15 going on at •-- · .•·. ond Ltbonon Townships: OhiO Brm ~ own containers C E Johnson 10 5 !mop Venetian bl.nds. All siiOII IIIII 6.30 e d. t. jus! 1n time to ruin Since fore protection contracts - , colors. i'iberglau awnings; 1\IJ· everybody's dinner." said Slezak - " upinld on October 6, 1957. and •lo iRS heaters·, eleetrie ll••t during a rehearsal break. He look ' ... · were not renewed by township ; Pelrn'lo;ec,. 0 upo•r>s Mrs. Wood- •lirtuces, plastic tile I~ bat~· _.. ed melancholly. "I rra 11 y can't trustees, the Racine Fire Depart· ' row Call, 732 Sycamore St . room•. j~dge very well myself, but 1 • • mont will be unable to answer Jliddleport, 0. 1().8.J2tc frtt EttlllllltS don't think we're gomg to kil! .:-; fin calls after October ~. 1957, Oolo WipPel luppiJ off the memory of Walt Disney's ' :: unl. . contracts are r~newcd and Rough lumber Contact Andrew 215 Unlotl Avo. i'Pinocchio.' done with tongue m rheek or foot in mouth. But If looks hke they're gomg to play tl more or ... .. less straight , "I thmk 11 may be a ht!le hard for some grownup• to accept Mickey Roonoy as Pmocchi<>-he I 0k I ttl I ke J F s a 1 c 1 ose erre• playing Toulouse-Lautrec. And there Is the question of some of the humor • too · When Plnocchlo talks. sawdust falls out of h" mouth-a good gag except they repeat it and othe.., like It end· lessly = ' ' .r ' • oh;~ ~ .,.., .'' "B~tl~lt~: CP•::~:: ~~~~~~ I ummage uc on I' ' R :• I Signed: VIllage Clerk and Cross, Letart Falls, 9 6tc Potntroy, Ohlot IS !moe a• R•c1ne VIllage council 1 ' - - - - - - - - Pinocch10s go. fhe only charac10 8 3tc 1-M and M 6ft. Desk; l-Inter· ,--------~~j ter mlssln& Is Jimlny Crie~et. national desk 7 ft; !- rubber I Your Only Authorised They had to take him out bebelt, 8 in. Wide 50 11 long; 2- 1 Fuller BRUSH MAN II II P. molors, heovy duty. • James Marriner Tuppora Plolno School Ground• Stanley Gibbs, Long Bottom, 736 E. Moln St. Benefit Coolville Fire Dept. Route No. 2 10.3·6tfp Pomeroy, Ohio You name 11 - We have It Phono No. 121 _ Allor s PM • SAT. 5 Used Electric r·ovc $35.00, Coal 10.7·U . . Slarllng at 10 AM !leatrola $20.o., Gas Furnocn Lunch ........... II'DUndl conversion bureau $40.00. ' Donation n! Goods or contrlbu· Phone 6126 X. · t().7-6tfc T2RMITES lltTERMJNATID 'J dons grotefully accepted at For free Inspection phone 383-K, Lyle Clover Farm Store. Tup· , Case rubber tired farm wagbn, Gilmore Supply Store, PomerDy. Funeral services lor Huber per~ Plains, 0. extra short turmng radio•, All work guaranteed. Fully ID· Brown were held !tom the l!wing See EllzaiJetb Lyons Good condition $8900 Phone sured. Vaughan'• llldustrlal and Chapel, Saturday, at 2 p. m S)IOillored by the llo.!e Barden 3042, Douglas Circle, near o... Real let;Ual Termite control ser, wl!h tne Rev. Roger Btshop , of "ub han. 10 9 6tlp vice, st Marys, w;_va.7_~_u Chillicothe, officiating. Military - -- - - -----·- -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,I services were conducted at 'thl.' ,: :'( ' paid. ' "' ' ·" · · ~· .';:-;-- A tf ocr. Brown FuneraI I Serviees Are HeJd aturdav s l Small grocc:y and deJieatessen Ht1dqu1rte" For 'r grave In Rutland across road from I..•;amtJonlte Luggoge - Line Cedar WE BUY Cheots - LAU Wlndnw P'latt-- • new school Dmng good busi· Frlgldolrc Refrlgeratoro. ' ness Pr~ecd reasonable or wll11 mUCTVRAL 1 IIAMI laltor Furnltu,., Middleport, Ohio trade for good small home. U9U Also ~2 acre farm on school fCIAP IRON- MITAU bus and mnll route for sale or PUBLIC SAL• trade George Kennedy, Rut· land, o. IIH-6tp JUUK Unde -lgned wt' ll offer for •• at public auction on Saturday Gooll living room suit f~r iale. ""- 110 ,... ,.._ 26th doy of October, 19~7. at , Green cov•rlng Phone 9283. reJjdence of the late Etta 10 2 SUe deeeued, located about one· by ° "How~:::l~•·,:~;e"7he four and fivf year olds will enjoy 1t. The question is how many four and live year ot.ls will rush into the sponsor's Rexall drugstor03 to buy products. Cornflakts would be more in their line." Sl02ak shifted h1s bulk and considered the question of satiro on 'J1V. "There i;n't much spoof· lng or anythmg on TV. TV is afraid. [ watched a lol of TV my self last month and ·I must say il was somethmg awful. "I'he Intimate cabaret wherr you can sec a whole revue " something you can't get In Am erlca, but in Europe they are everywhere Thoy spoof every· llr Enlrn lrlcklH Mrs. Lillie Hardway returned Saturday to Worthington after spending a few 'weeks al her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald VIolet 1 apent Sunday w1tb her nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. (.arry Roush of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlckleo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeffers of Chestor ~aturday. Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Droge bad as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Parr Jr. and mother Mrs. Virginia Parr of Coolville, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parr, Parkersbur¥• and Mrs. Nettie Cowdery, Reeds· ville Mrs. Cordelia I.ambert and son Mr. and Mrs. Cllrk Lambert of Canton spent the weekend bere with ber lather John Kaylor and her sister Mn. Grace Kuhn. William Hostetler underwent Bobeock ond Mra. Hattie Freder· Mra. NVrman Frederick and' aon1 lck ealled on Mr. ond Mrs. A. H. vlaited Mr. and Mra. Curt treBailey •t Baaban recenlly.• derick Sunday aftrrnoon. · Lowell Bing\ lo worldna II Clifford Cox, deugbter Mrs. Massillon Ibis week. Freeman, WUUims ond son Jim· , my attended a foctball game at Oct. I~ will be Inspection of Fairborn .where Mr. Cox's son, the D. of A. lodge It Chester, Dea.a, played, and It was Fath· All members try to be there. er'a Nlfbt, Friday. Meeting starts at 7.30 p. ·m.. Mrs. Elba! Larkins of Long VIsiting members are welcome. Bottom vloltecl Mrs. Gertrude ,;·~;;.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;; Warner Sunday. Sunday gueotJ of Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick were Mr. and Mra. Valelo Spencer, . Syracuse, Every Fri. & Sat. Nile Mr. and Mrs. Milford Frederick 9:08 Till 1:00 A.M. son Mllford Jr., of Sliver Ridge Mr. and Mn. Willlo Frost arid I' At The family of Chester. Mr. and Mr& Jack Wood and I' Mrs Milton !:faw of Athens were In Parkersburg Saturday. , 12 mi. West of Pome,roy Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freder· On Route 7 let and sons were In Pt. Pleas· Under New Management ant Saturday. I I 1 eriea, one of the few free coontrlqs, doesn't havG something hkc this. "They play lo packed houses, too. And I'm sure it's somethtng TV m1ght learn somethmg from. There's no reason' for TV to bo afraid you know-.. ! som9thlng is goodsatire." it' wtll be a successeven SQUARE DANa III,;M~ra~.~H~e~nry;;;S~p~en~ee~r;,~~o~n~V~a~nr~•d;;;;::=;;;:;;;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;;:: - - - - ·- • SAVE ..A'OW surgerv Monday at the St. JoMr. and N~W SAVE ONLY A FEW Mrs Harold Parker wer~ week· end guest• of Mrs. Arbaugh and son Wesley. The WSCS met Tuesday after· noon with Mrs. Gerald VIolet with seven members · iad· two guests, Linnie Bragg and Ina Mauar, present.. Nov. \6 wu chosen as the date for .the an· nual bazaar of the society. 1\lr. and Mrs. CecU Co)dwell and children attended I 'bli'thday dinner Sunday at the hoJile of Mr. ond Mrs. Herbert Porker of Syraeuae jn honor of Mrs. Cald· New 57 ' Oak.ijill c. A. Babcock paipled Jack Wood's bouse roof lut week. Paul Kelly, Clifford Co~ and Raymond Teaford were •off from wort one day last weet due to. a ~ < I'll Mr. and Mrs. Howard ijlgcs, Mr. and Mrs. James Rigs ona Hof'ler Biggs all or Unlonpor~ spent the week~nd with Mr, .ad 1 • ., Mrs Milo Biggs. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Blnr aQd family spent the weeke)ld . with his mother, ¥n· Edith lllng ai Wooster. Mrs. Essie ' Waraer, )Irs. Alma· z 0 W. M1ln St. 8 MORE DA"YS , , ' • , 1 ' ll'f\IINS SUII~W Mp County Aaent C. E. Blak01Jloe returned Tuesda~ fro!~~ ColQm· bQs, . 0., wher~ ~e obl~l!\!4 fq! handling charges aovemmen~ surplus items lnclu~l!l toolw and office lijppliu. materials' will be used In the wor'k of the extension Qfflct. o. Tibetan 1"11 CT 1 ' • . drink Pomeroy .., · 3.1antted f. Any lrutt • 'SA•·v' E· 1"11 UOW ll!b~P OAIL 'y c~osswofib POMEROY MOTOR CO. ·~ -~ ~"a r ~s·~ ~ •K · lf. ltijl.dl~~l!lh• tliJt 1r'b11a1tl ' ~pi;t tie Jaftl, If' JIJ C : ~' 111'9~ sjOppage eelll• use "Tliere· Is no renex present for an Infant to """" Its mouth to ~~~llif ttwo~~~ its nose," ~· •Aid. "Ai a' ma!ier of fact It will cloae Its mouth ttahter in' an effort at forced riaul breathing, ther~by eompleteiY depriving Itself of any aupply of •ir. Opening lhe mouth YOUR TRADE IN WILL NEVER BE WORTH MOREl GET A BREAm TAKING DEAL NOW AT ' . pl'leel e. Wine· 111<e • 7. Acreement & Totn• • volv' 9. Burdens •• 22. ::•"'"V • 2f. 8ol"! .• 20. E'x· ternal I i llft0···· I 1 .. lnp • ,~. fl!ll/r!$1f9.00 ·you can take down 1hat washf111A1 11. Ponto 26.Precl~ liS.- ' atonea 28. Pratoeo 29. J.aUgbh\1 34. Sloptnc road. way Ghandt 17. Pltcher'o plote tbaseballl 18. TOfrld If. South Amerleia ., river it ())Gil. I ' H. Orr 38. Forbid 39. Devourtll --·---- TRAILERS . WOMEN. $11.110 per 1,000 addroo'" ina envelopes at home. Work In thlo •reo. Write MUTUAL ASSOCIATES, Box 1011-AB, Mor· ten, Penna. 10 II 3te Traitor apace. Hearl o! Jliddl&port. Get located botifore muddy around hurts you:f!bone 82113. Edgar Reynoldl,llewold'• 1>a!Qo Store, Middleport, Ohio. i. I 1Q a ette Relief or sublltu~ route clrrler for Dally SenUnel. pootaot Carl Stalder. .. ~~ 8 3tc Linoleum Rugs Ladies '·Hose .. 9x12 SIZE I Manls~e, and 12 and schools ithhe Mich., Pittotiurgh IJISOCll··lare"a,. • • Flu ilso hit a number ol eoJ. legiate football oamps, lncludlne the University of Notre Darlle 41 South · Bend, Ind., where lhr~~ ' first stringers and a reserve were' The dl~ner ww l>repared by Mrs. sidelined abd lour other players l!•~ne~ Sauer,' Mrs, Br~ce Uoyd, r~.~~::~f~~d to light workouts 'Jifrs. Fortes! •Bachtel, Mra. !!: M, 1i tyr the Army gome Mrs. Leland BroWn. Mrs. Brew· (IUtbrcsks struck footMrs. at 'Moravian, Lafa)lette, N J.; State Teachers Rutgers University ~ ~t~~~r~~::]~:~:~:ir~rr~~;]~~· football games end wereDelaware c~neelledl ami ~I GAUGE 3 pr. $1.50 Get Cotton ~Mattresses Regular $14.95 0 A $59.95 SA~E ' Rocker Chair SPECIAL THIS SALE SALE PRICE .$9.88 $~9·.95 F.ot The Flpt· .w..k of the •Sole All Metal. _lrortins 1 'Board t •• Regular $8.95 _,._ SAVE f108 to •1000 : ONL·Y I, 2 and a bedrooms, larp otoek, mutt 101 Brln1 your dt< sires and YOUr IJI'Obl~ma. ~ow in !omorrow. 'l'rJ ua; 'lll'i! ,deaL \Ill OD the v~ l~ .~ ;t[Pible teml& New aod p •' pnone numOOJ-. PAIR 59c $4.88 BV" ' NOW1 $4.88 ourt STORE I~~ Qr~~ - ,I •t ·I t I •·. :tach E~ening 'til 9 o'clock Open Evenings by Ap~jnt. tlunnli the 2n'ci weet, I '/1 ( II ' . · Tn wkhlla,l\v ,ultctlotl Fret' delivery, q ck; Op.a , clayo. • 'OBiiJ · lift . ~~~. • , lii.l ~ · '. . , WAVERL'f. , n,~llll 1 ~ J'llrniabed ;p-;;:!mept (oii,..DI.AC\· tJ.'S; II··•a'iji ·' ult1 only • Conl.ael:•, ra. Oma WAVEJU!Y, 'QHIO ' Mobtgmnery, Ita . o. , • ,' 1 · ,' ,. · 101 etfc ··---.......,~.._._...,..... I ·Sole Special! rbl't let it haPJlli1 You'd ooitlr Qh.9 il"Q 'PJI' ~~gain! • ·"!t Cueltlu~~•Itt gan, wbo 1a Sheppard'• chief at· He.•lth officials today countqd at toriley, to fight the Cl~veland lelisr •lx new death• bla ..ed on pollee's efforts to claim the re· fiu In of word. ' · conlgan. (ljean'WIIIIe. said he will edntlnue ld' llgi\t for S~ep· •ita•; r~l"it:f,' fi'Om · Oh~ Ponl· 1'"""''•"' • • ·c lentlil)' w ire ~e Is ' serv1na • life term. •con:lgan tndica!ed his ntw Ie~al mti•es may tate two ' I: ' ....__ ' ..___ __ Th~ee of the latest dea1bo belle~ed causlid by flu ·or llu· Induced· com~llcatlons were tn Miehtaan, t\vo o( them in Penn· (CO.,ilnUtcl ,;.., ,.,. Ono) sylvania and one In IJ!Ih• of the•eclucadobat program of the Num Among Vletlmo ollie in his lllk tithlch lnclu,ded Amoqg th~ ,tctlms wu Patricia IellallUve ooeomplllhments, actlv- Longo, 18, of Pittsburgh, a student IUea of the sta\e Board, aod aim· nQrse. Dr. Jonas SaUc, developer ilar subjects. Mr.·Hoon of the OEA of tbe SaUc polio vaccine and an italt was allo1a apeaker and his tnnuell!a expert, was uked to loples wue "Ocinunls&lon o' Pro- eonduct teats to determine the ex· fesslonal Problems and Teach~r act cause of death. Welfare; Commission on Teacher The disease conUnued Ia rage E,dueatlon and Professional Stand· through the · Sotilh. Louiilana ards; Commission lor the Improve- health authorities reported 300,000 m~nl o( Edu~ttlon In Qbio." · flu eases '!pee July 14 and a total lolrs lilorion wai t~e final spea~· or 51 ' deaths ,blamed ·on influenza er' on "What's ~ew In t~e · Notlon'' and eompllcatfons. Bul the out· and . 1 qno~~ced t~e National ton· break'there was believed lo be on lereqi;fl of tbe ~A \II Clevtland t&e decline. . this yenr and the National Confer· An Asian flu outbreak in· Kenenee ol !tie Department of Class: tucky bit an estimated 1,000 per· Tea~~ers forced the closlnr All all 1~~~";~!s~~ Tri•K County ,.on the 1~ stite line. Othor Schoolo Hit Other schools were forceb to close down IJr Michigan an~ r,enn· P!!."' i'•rlva,nli, lneludliig" two' , high Detroit; h!Jh sehotls 'In :::'ktltJQi;,2. hrt--*f'H+-Mifl+-H-t Special! pt~ns tor' !be 40-hed fOM,OOo hosplt•l. Ner had billed• tho ltu•· te<o for $6,000, plus 'lntar011t Tru•tces concluded 'Ney del!"rV· ed on~>fourth of six portent of $200.000 - lbe money now · vall· able -- and no more, at this time. It !ley Indicates acceptance, the trustees. ordered vaughan tel aend b1m that' amount·at once. ot Six' New Deaths Are Charged To C•ll'ml.,.ioner. Johjl 'Culrt said Flu Epidemic today he may hire Willlom ·Cprri· "1~~~~~ j;~~~i R... ney Downlll -- - i• Hrewln~ ever wh6 will get tbe' 10 1thou81nd dollars roward lor solving the Morllyri Shep~ord murder ' tlevclar/4 polite claim they should havv the money lor their pension fund. 'l'hey claim the wori lhey did led to the arre" an~ eo~vletion of Mrs. Sheppard's husband, Dr. Samuel Sheppard. county commissioners, dcsiguat· ed bY the Sbeppard family to de· lid th clde who wou get e money, claim the Cleveland pollee have no riJhl to the f!Ward . The com· m1sslonors say the work pollee did wls In their norOtal' line ol duty. ~ ~~:~~~~~i~~~:~!;~ ••eel COlt• Legal Notice METROPOLITAN $3,00C '~ :J;.•.~~~Ni~ll::T:!:!Diie :!rial'.tfC. . t::p~n.~'lf Teafhets·Meet ' , ~~· "· I "k i9l} i'WrM P '~J:J=:~~~~r~~·· ,.;~u;:J~•w ~~ i4aPi ·~ rea~. ljlanne,,u ta completely clDie the the clear ncatrll 1o a b11Uy ·e~•r no~l. <ondltiop , of bila· elosed off." ol obstru«lon 11 · ereated with ----1--+ •1 e re~ultthit the Infant will sui· ' ' ::...,. TREM·ENDOUS SA.YINGSI By Mrs. Hottlo Fl'tftrlck % .~-~urle~ In tbe plllow ln ·such abld ibtfta clime aliftoUt IN STOCK ~eqult•l ,,.,illf. ,'P~~ •oa Ill abdqn\eD alld tit t\llfo4tlqn, ~· un!la\~a~, at. Chevrolets • :r:: r . well and Mrs. Parker's mother, . . Myot Mtko jt~lng Jle reltrr<d to cases m Which ill cases where 1 e Infant is flilal m~13l reports contaJ~ the havlne breathlne dlf ieulty, ·~ of· nolltlon: 'C•use unknown. In fort should be made to Ioree the o~ stjflc ,Year lhl'f•. were 3,3U catheter thro'jf.h. It it can't lle I ~~~.:e:yh... ::~~:·~... ftltiC lbf9ug , \b~ the .• Qf. · oncatr11 bttQ 11\e Plw'f!t'ti oil1 ~rJ;IoriOI ,,.~~~·~~t 1h~, viO il aloppeH)ld 'oll\et.lng 1 ca~h~nkno 11?,.. c•"'t ~tllf.. 11:~ , .dune· to make an ~,pe~ln.. • I•Del 11 e !lltle 1 1~ni ace ""bere. ! , the ciust ljW tie .fp,~nd.'' he said; • nr. aelnflold reporiecl a 110r· :~ , ,''Tile tose ip a~v~cooll.~ered ~ clteerlence wl\h ln~,1,11t .. l , -: ~]!'-~ ~ l!l!lbJ.~~~~~~ ~lfi !IOi~ji!Ue ect, of lbe County Hoapital which a bare maj<trlty Dispute Brewing lawtorlhorltysp'proval. ' ltUejeea alao unlld • lnpl Over Reward In ofcdThelon!secretary 1tsndlng when iboy direCt· Leo VaUIIlan to architect Hirry Ray , Ney II he Case · accept approximately ~heuo UP- A dlspule would or his fee to date lor preparation . •,t ·Model . Mrs. Dan Summerfield. ot!~os 9MITfj tn get air is purely a '1 volqntlry srtlon whtch young Infants ~~not · • · t,Jnlled f'i1H Scllnco ldllor NEW YORK UP - Physldans huve." , ' 1ihpld eh,~·' !~e ,nostrils tit tht ni!w.born carefully bceause Infants · The d~llvuy room routine pow found dead lor no apparent rea· Is to put a •atheter In the nose of ., so~. may well have suffocaled b1> the MW born to draw ollt any eau'se one oHhe two nostrils bad muC\1~· But "should•aq o~structlon been stopped from birth without to the continued paJBage of the anyone knowing it. catheter be met, the cat~etet Ia This advise was Issued by the removed lor lear of lnjurmg the Medico! Society of the State of nasal. muco~s membran~,'' , Dr. New Yark. 11 eamo from Dr. Belnfmld satd. It shouldn t bO reuenry It Beillfield ollhe l,ong IB- moved, h~ added. Rather, It j;~d eollefie Hoipttol w&o augaesi· ah.ould be .Pass~d throuah both nos· was ao a"•"'•r to "the trtls and mto the ~harnyx which e•• l~a~"' lUll •· " · 1 th t be n1n behind th un.. v problem of Infant suffo· ' e u run I e 1 Ollllon." , . nose, mouth and laeynx. '"'''·q S"VE uOW . • • J',;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;o.;~~:;;.~~~~~~~~5~;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;~;;:;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;~~it;~l to o· ,••· 9:' ·. half nliiC West of the Raebte·BB· ' RADIO & TflLEVISIPN S!!RVICI!, norton Brown, Mrs George \Jry ,han Road and about four miles 1Beagle raLcit doga for sale or Phone 200. Cleland Appliance and Richard Quelette, all or Col· from Roclne 10 Sutton Township, 1 trade Howard B Stitt, Middle· Store. ll6 W. Main St., Pomeroy umbos, Mn. p c. Stolp, Troy, Meigs County, Ohio, beginning at port Rt. I, Hobson Road. • 2 23 If Mr. and Mrs. Delton Hughes, 10 00 o'elock A M., the following _ ~- 1_0 2 Blip !·Lsmcaster; Mr. and Mrs. Clar 1DNriDee ....JIC1, ence Karr an d sons, B0 b anu·• peraonat property: Cuatom Buill Kitchen . Kitchan aar-.smtPIOb llldolleport. Plrt • Automobll• bet!J aewln& machlno deslgn.ecl, lor your home. Free llc>nda. Pllooe 111&-X HIHI Jim, Mtllersport; Mr and ~rs sofa and ! chairs qulltJ eom· eotl"\lle"' Foreman & Abbott. ·~ Gerald M~lntosh and Miss Mar yn forb & blanketo Phone 621M·Y. a 8 tf Mofntosh of Huntington; Mr. and linens CONCRETI BLOCU Mrs Herman Hoffner and Mr. dishes roR sALE - Apples New Ha· and Mrs. Earl Hoffner, Chilli· cooking ulenslls ven Orchard, New Haven. Phone "lull• . . _ ,.,l.aoo" cothc lamps TU-24888. T·29tl - ----------1 many other ltem1. ron SALE. one Lancaster deep GRUISER BLOCI CO. Leltor L Roush, Admlnlstralot well jet pump w1th pressure I Mll11 Notth .. P_.., LIGAL NOTICE or Ella Wolf, deccaaed. tank and Ewltch. A\IJo ll&·feet · KIZZIE YEAUGER, whose last Cril Bradford, Auclloneer. plastic pi roe, 112 x I y,: one ~It, N. CaK Wlllo ~ ~loce of rea!dence .,., Lake City, (10) 8, 10, 22, 3tc architect's drawing table, stool Ra hrf"ll Tenneuee, and whose malden Ono typewriter desk ~~~~~~~~~~~ name was K!ZZIE SMITH ol (81 AutJ Soles andandonetools !itlng cabinet, handmade. · Brleevllle, T•nnessee. is hereby one electric table lOW, one wood notified that on the 28th day of August, 19~7. LAWRI!!NCE YEAU· 111&7 ~ontlae V8 4 dr. $2,593. Sedan lathe, one solid oak Sideboard, Good Cleu U1e. C1111 GER, being plaintiff, filed hiS pel· ; , One cardul owner. Almost like one "Whl!e" sowing machine, All Mikel ud Modell Ilion against her as defendant In · th~ day 11 was sold. Blaetlnar's, antique. Phone Pomeroy 8)5-J. 10 2 8tlc the Court of Common Pleas, Mei&l ' . Pomeroy. 10 Ute Counly, Ohio, Caae No. 12,092. !jiM Dodre Coronel SI.m. 4 dr .• (Ill Wonted To Buv proylng for divorce from the said Sed•n. PUJh button ablfl. Beau· AUTO &ALp Klute Yeauger on the ground• of tllul two tone INY finish . One Plano for Chllrcb. Must be In Wilful Absence tor more than loco! owner. lllaettnar'o, Pome· good condition and priced rca· 120 tj 1 1 year last past and Gtnss N•l· roy. , 10 5 8tc sonablb. Call 692IJ.X or write ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'t :~e:, of Duty, and plaintiff also Rann1e Moore, RD 3, Pomeroy r lor other proper relief. 1NI ptym•·>lb 2 d;;iJ.895. liard 10·4·6tp. . IIAI WAU cause will be for hearing on top. Like new original two tone or after the lith day of October, 0 - bhck and while flnlah. Power I 141 For "erlt 1957. pick. Smart red and black In· - - - - - - - - - LAWRENCE YEAUGER . terlor. Bllfi!Dirt, Pomeroy 5 room houac for rent on Buhan -., Crow It Crow · and Racine Road. Hot •nd cold '""' , _ ... - • . •.lorneyo for Plaintiff 10 5 610 water, free gao. Write ... ..._... (8129 /9) 5,12, 19, 26, (10)3,10, 7k A c/o The Dally Senti nil, 111 L .....,. IL ,._" 111M Buick ·~pecial fi,4N. 4 dr. eroy, ' IO·IO·Stpd Farm, 248 acres on Sedon. Dynonow drive. Spotless ,_,.,, Olllt % mile off Route • ' or;~lnol blue-white flaioh. Bile!· Throe room hquse on Rt. 124, new Eastern Hlah on D"''• Pomeroy. 10 5 6tc Syracuse. Co~lact S. R. Hendrix Route N~. 1, 100 acres 10.10·6tp land, picbly water, good build· New 1857 International pickup Syracuse liuck with '4 wheel drive. Furnished, home. 5 ~t oi ings, 8 room ranch type houae, Pomeroy. Modern, 111 heat. El· full b11ement, coat Warner hnba and many extrao. JN'aU" •NCB· AG&NC'f wator In ho~ae. free f2.200. 317 MaiD St. Pl. Pleas· dcrIY coup Io pre Ierre d· Phone 7 ..,. goi avalloble. Reason lor aell· ant, w. va. 10 9 3tp I·~~c_ro_Y_386~· _ _ 10 0 Sic Aut.ttllt, llliltll ina Falllnr Health. St1111ley Jilt Bulcko 11 low u teN Choice SIC<ping Room. Call 388·Y. · . ACCIDIII'I' Gibbs, Lone Boltom, Route No. of S fine eara. Blaellur'a, Porn· IHI2tp. I.W.,C.."'IIMI._ 2. 10.3-IUp eroy 10 5 6tc ·-I lata•Broker •'orfarm. Salet UIOA grain and otoek Slecpmg Rooms Close 1n town. "•• Lorro modern house clo.•e Duitltl 11 low u 11195. Choice 127 ut!ernut Ave., Pomeroy, In MIDDLII'OII_T1 OHIO to small 1town on alate high· G fine cors. one wu owned Ohio. !O.Htc 111641 PHONu 1111 wsy. One ol Melp County'! by our meehanlc. Blaettnar's, better farms. Sentinel Want to moke $t5 to $25 In a PomerO)'. 10 6 8te 688-8. ' 10.1-lllp day• Many are doing 11 'Pie"· (lll Real Es•ote ant woflt for man or womon. t· No experience needed. Spare nr _---,..,":-::::::- -~lnauroace Prolletlo~~o fun Umo. Will teach and fin· COMPJ.Jili'B Lila, bit·. Jl'lre, Polio. Clll Dor au<r you. Write McNESt CO. IIJUa. llhldle;:ort. POMIIIOY - 2·bedJWm borne t20 E. Clark St.. Freeport, FOR SALE - tJ.room~to. 6ouse and wllh . hUIIwood noora tub and• 111 10.7-14·3te bath. Gas. electric and city ahower. furnaee heatlnr. Full water. Phone 24823. Charlea M. base~at. S200Q,Oo eash will (17) Help Wonted Haley, Rutland. 10 8 6tp handlel owr>er'a equity. Assume ulstlnc loin, maturl~g In 12 Ten to 15 coal truck• and drivers ( are needed for work at once. - 9 rot.ms, 2 Phone Swisher Coal Co, !flU. Full 10 II Ste ' 'Ill I ,.. 'J ' It I seph Hospital, Parkeroburg. John Arbaugh is spentlinR soMetime in Florida ,.: Phys.lcian~ Advise .~are~~ .T~ ~,': ·. :. ·.Cheek Infants' Nose Passa2.es Pilot Wheel· Drew Webo;ter Potl, thing It is rid1eulous that Am· strike. American Legion Special music was provided bl Fritz Buck, organiSt. · Burial was in Beech Gl'!>ve cemetery and pall bearers were school bus drivers and included George Wagner. Homer Radford. Amos Leonard, James Adams, Clay Evans, 0 ren wears and "... v. erett Lightroot Coming from out of town for the services were Mr. and Mrs. OHIO VALLEY CO. TUPPERS PLAIN . .' . ·Spectaculars Into Sets Sunday . ik Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlepo~t, 0. 1 Oct. 10, 1Q57-7 lr IFo~:Ci:I~ &!~s~nalolo Lac~::: TV Networks T0 Stuff Three .' ..... .. .' �,\ ,, ' I •.... S...:-D;;;;ally;;;;;;;;Sen;;;.;;tln;;,;;;;;el,_P_om ..e""'ro_y_·M-Id-dl;;;;ep;;;;o;:;;rt;;;.,o;;;;.• ;;;;Oc;;;;l;;;;.~1-95;;;;7=: FOR CONS~T D'PENDABLE RESULTS . ._1T ADS .WAPHONE 398 ~~ RATES J ceall per word, Ole laatloa. Minlto1llll charlt IIOe.-4 =eo.'f per wcml fOJ' three eo-liv• in,.rtiou. Speclll- 01111 molllh for ~ cents per word. Full rate of 2 cents per word wiD be charged for adverttsln& U HI pold for before the IDtD of each m011th following inaertton. Errors bt AdverttsiDI--Sbould be reportecl immediately. The o.111 &.ntioel ,.;u not l>e reoponalble lor mOPe !ban one lncor root hl8ertton. Card of Thanb and Sneelal Nollees of !!vents Sl 00. Obltuarlel ~b~beddl~tperwMd ( I ) Nottces I tested. Phone Rutland 24483. 10 9 6c 1 • Clinton_ Fisher, Jlid:fepon. , 1 : , :(;~;~:;:;_ serv IIY WILLIAM EWALD cause they couldn't lind an actor UnltoCI, Prtft Stoff CorrHpondent small enough to sit on llicke1 YOU CAN LEARN THE NEW YORK UP- Thts Sunday Rooney's shoulder." BEAUTY PROFESSION .... Slesa~ heaved a mournful In an amaz~~~gly sbot:l time and evening, NBC and CBS will at a minimum cost, which You ean squeeze three spectaculars la sigh and watched the actors st~m­ pay on the "Pay as You Learn'' slde your TV machine, a feat ping around the rehearsal ball plan. We are now acceptinj appll- roughly comparable to stuffing a "! like fairy tale• myself," he ! cahona for the !cw openings which cantaJoupe inside a tea bag. sa1d, ''I make them up for . m,v CBS will offer a spee devoted to an auto firm, NBC will offer specs devoted to an 011 firm and a puppet. There'll be a tubful of big stars sliding around th• channels-Tyrone Power, Bing Crosby, Frank Smatra, Jimmy own children. But I think the only way lo put a fairy tale on TV Is to kid 11 a little- that way you get grownups to watch, too. You take 'Peter Pan' a delig'otfnl example of spoofing , we have in the classes whl<h will si,Jlrt on Oct. 21. Nov. 4th and ' Nov 18th. Tra11sortation can be arranged. Wnte or call ~ow for complete information to: SOUTHERTON BEAUTY ACADEMY Durante, just to tick ore a few. "Right now, I can't tell whether 16 E Washinl1!on St. The biggest star, however, wdl this 'Pinocchto' IS gomg to b~ Athens, Ohio I I La w It Sl k h 1 i - lD-10-Gtc · ~ a er eza w 0 ~ca ea n f w1lf not ne mponslble for any I :---:-'7:'--::~ at 260 pounds. Slezak will play ·. '~' debts nthcr than my own. • 2 used 12 x 38 Tractor ~res. AI· Papa Geppetto to Mtckey Roon• Dewey Beas so I-ll x 38. P. M. Cowdery, QUICK SERVICE on Watch Re- ey's Pinocchio In an NBC musi ' 10 8 3tc Long Bottom. 10 9 3tp pmlng by Factory Trained cal devoted to the dummy with •• watchmakPr COLLINS JEWEL- nose trouble. I ITO Tht Cltl'ltno of Ltlort, Sutton FOR SALE - Apples Pt/,land,l ERS, Pomtroy. I 3 ll .. 'PmocehJO' 15 going on at •-- · .•·. ond Ltbonon Townships: OhiO Brm ~ own containers C E Johnson 10 5 !mop Venetian bl.nds. All siiOII IIIII 6.30 e d. t. jus! 1n time to ruin Since fore protection contracts - , colors. i'iberglau awnings; 1\IJ· everybody's dinner." said Slezak - " upinld on October 6, 1957. and •lo iRS heaters·, eleetrie ll••t during a rehearsal break. He look ' ... · were not renewed by township ; Pelrn'lo;ec,. 0 upo•r>s Mrs. Wood- •lirtuces, plastic tile I~ bat~· _.. ed melancholly. "I rra 11 y can't trustees, the Racine Fire Depart· ' row Call, 732 Sycamore St . room•. j~dge very well myself, but 1 • • mont will be unable to answer Jliddleport, 0. 1().8.J2tc frtt EttlllllltS don't think we're gomg to kil! .:-; fin calls after October ~. 1957, Oolo WipPel luppiJ off the memory of Walt Disney's ' :: unl. . contracts are r~newcd and Rough lumber Contact Andrew 215 Unlotl Avo. i'Pinocchio.' done with tongue m rheek or foot in mouth. But If looks hke they're gomg to play tl more or ... .. less straight , "I thmk 11 may be a ht!le hard for some grownup• to accept Mickey Roonoy as Pmocchi<>-he I 0k I ttl I ke J F s a 1 c 1 ose erre• playing Toulouse-Lautrec. And there Is the question of some of the humor • too · When Plnocchlo talks. sawdust falls out of h" mouth-a good gag except they repeat it and othe.., like It end· lessly = ' ' .r ' • oh;~ ~ .,.., .'' "B~tl~lt~: CP•::~:: ~~~~~~ I ummage uc on I' ' R :• I Signed: VIllage Clerk and Cross, Letart Falls, 9 6tc Potntroy, Ohlot IS !moe a• R•c1ne VIllage council 1 ' - - - - - - - - Pinocch10s go. fhe only charac10 8 3tc 1-M and M 6ft. Desk; l-Inter· ,--------~~j ter mlssln& Is Jimlny Crie~et. national desk 7 ft; !- rubber I Your Only Authorised They had to take him out bebelt, 8 in. Wide 50 11 long; 2- 1 Fuller BRUSH MAN II II P. molors, heovy duty. • James Marriner Tuppora Plolno School Ground• Stanley Gibbs, Long Bottom, 736 E. Moln St. Benefit Coolville Fire Dept. Route No. 2 10.3·6tfp Pomeroy, Ohio You name 11 - We have It Phono No. 121 _ Allor s PM • SAT. 5 Used Electric r·ovc $35.00, Coal 10.7·U . . Slarllng at 10 AM !leatrola $20.o., Gas Furnocn Lunch ........... II'DUndl conversion bureau $40.00. ' Donation n! Goods or contrlbu· Phone 6126 X. · t().7-6tfc T2RMITES lltTERMJNATID 'J dons grotefully accepted at For free Inspection phone 383-K, Lyle Clover Farm Store. Tup· , Case rubber tired farm wagbn, Gilmore Supply Store, PomerDy. Funeral services lor Huber per~ Plains, 0. extra short turmng radio•, All work guaranteed. Fully ID· Brown were held !tom the l!wing See EllzaiJetb Lyons Good condition $8900 Phone sured. Vaughan'• llldustrlal and Chapel, Saturday, at 2 p. m S)IOillored by the llo.!e Barden 3042, Douglas Circle, near o... Real let;Ual Termite control ser, wl!h tne Rev. Roger Btshop , of "ub han. 10 9 6tlp vice, st Marys, w;_va.7_~_u Chillicothe, officiating. Military - -- - - -----·- -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,I services were conducted at 'thl.' ,: :'( ' paid. ' "' ' ·" · · ~· .';:-;-- A tf ocr. Brown FuneraI I Serviees Are HeJd aturdav s l Small grocc:y and deJieatessen Ht1dqu1rte" For 'r grave In Rutland across road from I..•;amtJonlte Luggoge - Line Cedar WE BUY Cheots - LAU Wlndnw P'latt-- • new school Dmng good busi· Frlgldolrc Refrlgeratoro. ' ness Pr~ecd reasonable or wll11 mUCTVRAL 1 IIAMI laltor Furnltu,., Middleport, Ohio trade for good small home. U9U Also ~2 acre farm on school fCIAP IRON- MITAU bus and mnll route for sale or PUBLIC SAL• trade George Kennedy, Rut· land, o. IIH-6tp JUUK Unde -lgned wt' ll offer for •• at public auction on Saturday Gooll living room suit f~r iale. ""- 110 ,... ,.._ 26th doy of October, 19~7. at , Green cov•rlng Phone 9283. reJjdence of the late Etta 10 2 SUe deeeued, located about one· by ° "How~:::l~•·,:~;e"7he four and fivf year olds will enjoy 1t. The question is how many four and live year ot.ls will rush into the sponsor's Rexall drugstor03 to buy products. Cornflakts would be more in their line." Sl02ak shifted h1s bulk and considered the question of satiro on 'J1V. "There i;n't much spoof· lng or anythmg on TV. TV is afraid. [ watched a lol of TV my self last month and ·I must say il was somethmg awful. "I'he Intimate cabaret wherr you can sec a whole revue " something you can't get In Am erlca, but in Europe they are everywhere Thoy spoof every· llr Enlrn lrlcklH Mrs. Lillie Hardway returned Saturday to Worthington after spending a few 'weeks al her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald VIolet 1 apent Sunday w1tb her nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. (.arry Roush of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlckleo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeffers of Chestor ~aturday. Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Droge bad as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Parr Jr. and mother Mrs. Virginia Parr of Coolville, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parr, Parkersbur¥• and Mrs. Nettie Cowdery, Reeds· ville Mrs. Cordelia I.ambert and son Mr. and Mrs. Cllrk Lambert of Canton spent the weekend bere with ber lather John Kaylor and her sister Mn. Grace Kuhn. William Hostetler underwent Bobeock ond Mra. Hattie Freder· Mra. NVrman Frederick and' aon1 lck ealled on Mr. ond Mrs. A. H. vlaited Mr. and Mra. Curt treBailey •t Baaban recenlly.• derick Sunday aftrrnoon. · Lowell Bing\ lo worldna II Clifford Cox, deugbter Mrs. Massillon Ibis week. Freeman, WUUims ond son Jim· , my attended a foctball game at Oct. I~ will be Inspection of Fairborn .where Mr. Cox's son, the D. of A. lodge It Chester, Dea.a, played, and It was Fath· All members try to be there. er'a Nlfbt, Friday. Meeting starts at 7.30 p. ·m.. Mrs. Elba! Larkins of Long VIsiting members are welcome. Bottom vloltecl Mrs. Gertrude ,;·~;;.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;; Warner Sunday. Sunday gueotJ of Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick were Mr. and Mra. Valelo Spencer, . Syracuse, Every Fri. & Sat. Nile Mr. and Mrs. Milford Frederick 9:08 Till 1:00 A.M. son Mllford Jr., of Sliver Ridge Mr. and Mn. Willlo Frost arid I' At The family of Chester. Mr. and Mr& Jack Wood and I' Mrs Milton !:faw of Athens were In Parkersburg Saturday. , 12 mi. West of Pome,roy Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freder· On Route 7 let and sons were In Pt. Pleas· Under New Management ant Saturday. I I 1 eriea, one of the few free coontrlqs, doesn't havG something hkc this. "They play lo packed houses, too. And I'm sure it's somethtng TV m1ght learn somethmg from. There's no reason' for TV to bo afraid you know-.. ! som9thlng is goodsatire." it' wtll be a successeven SQUARE DANa III,;M~ra~.~H~e~nry;;;S~p~en~ee~r;,~~o~n~V~a~nr~•d;;;;::=;;;:;;;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;;:: - - - - ·- • SAVE ..A'OW surgerv Monday at the St. JoMr. and N~W SAVE ONLY A FEW Mrs Harold Parker wer~ week· end guest• of Mrs. Arbaugh and son Wesley. The WSCS met Tuesday after· noon with Mrs. Gerald VIolet with seven members · iad· two guests, Linnie Bragg and Ina Mauar, present.. Nov. \6 wu chosen as the date for .the an· nual bazaar of the society. 1\lr. and Mrs. CecU Co)dwell and children attended I 'bli'thday dinner Sunday at the hoJile of Mr. ond Mrs. Herbert Porker of Syraeuae jn honor of Mrs. Cald· New 57 ' Oak.ijill c. A. Babcock paipled Jack Wood's bouse roof lut week. Paul Kelly, Clifford Co~ and Raymond Teaford were •off from wort one day last weet due to. a ~ < I'll Mr. and Mrs. Howard ijlgcs, Mr. and Mrs. James Rigs ona Hof'ler Biggs all or Unlonpor~ spent the week~nd with Mr, .ad 1 • ., Mrs Milo Biggs. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Blnr aQd family spent the weeke)ld . with his mother, ¥n· Edith lllng ai Wooster. Mrs. Essie ' Waraer, )Irs. Alma· z 0 W. M1ln St. 8 MORE DA"YS , , ' • , 1 ' ll'f\IINS SUII~W Mp County Aaent C. E. Blak01Jloe returned Tuesda~ fro!~~ ColQm· bQs, . 0., wher~ ~e obl~l!\!4 fq! handling charges aovemmen~ surplus items lnclu~l!l toolw and office lijppliu. materials' will be used In the wor'k of the extension Qfflct. o. Tibetan 1"11 CT 1 ' • . drink Pomeroy .., · 3.1antted f. Any lrutt • 'SA•·v' E· 1"11 UOW ll!b~P OAIL 'y c~osswofib POMEROY MOTOR CO. ·~ -~ ~"a r ~s·~ ~ •K · lf. ltijl.dl~~l!lh• tliJt 1r'b11a1tl ' ~pi;t tie Jaftl, If' JIJ C : ~' 111'9~ sjOppage eelll• use "Tliere· Is no renex present for an Infant to """" Its mouth to ~~~llif ttwo~~~ its nose," ~· •Aid. "Ai a' ma!ier of fact It will cloae Its mouth ttahter in' an effort at forced riaul breathing, ther~by eompleteiY depriving Itself of any aupply of •ir. Opening lhe mouth YOUR TRADE IN WILL NEVER BE WORTH MOREl GET A BREAm TAKING DEAL NOW AT ' . pl'leel e. Wine· 111<e • 7. Acreement & Totn• • volv' 9. Burdens •• 22. ::•"'"V • 2f. 8ol"! .• 20. E'x· ternal I i llft0···· I 1 .. lnp • ,~. fl!ll/r!$1f9.00 ·you can take down 1hat washf111A1 11. Ponto 26.Precl~ liS.- ' atonea 28. Pratoeo 29. J.aUgbh\1 34. Sloptnc road. way Ghandt 17. Pltcher'o plote tbaseballl 18. TOfrld If. South Amerleia ., river it ())Gil. I ' H. Orr 38. Forbid 39. Devourtll --·---- TRAILERS . WOMEN. $11.110 per 1,000 addroo'" ina envelopes at home. Work In thlo •reo. Write MUTUAL ASSOCIATES, Box 1011-AB, Mor· ten, Penna. 10 II 3te Traitor apace. Hearl o! Jliddl&port. Get located botifore muddy around hurts you:f!bone 82113. Edgar Reynoldl,llewold'• 1>a!Qo Store, Middleport, Ohio. i. I 1Q a ette Relief or sublltu~ route clrrler for Dally SenUnel. pootaot Carl Stalder. .. ~~ 8 3tc Linoleum Rugs Ladies '·Hose .. 9x12 SIZE I Manls~e, and 12 and schools ithhe Mich., Pittotiurgh IJISOCll··lare"a,. • • Flu ilso hit a number ol eoJ. legiate football oamps, lncludlne the University of Notre Darlle 41 South · Bend, Ind., where lhr~~ ' first stringers and a reserve were' The dl~ner ww l>repared by Mrs. sidelined abd lour other players l!•~ne~ Sauer,' Mrs, Br~ce Uoyd, r~.~~::~f~~d to light workouts 'Jifrs. Fortes! •Bachtel, Mra. !!: M, 1i tyr the Army gome Mrs. Leland BroWn. Mrs. Brew· (IUtbrcsks struck footMrs. at 'Moravian, Lafa)lette, N J.; State Teachers Rutgers University ~ ~t~~~r~~::]~:~:~:ir~rr~~;]~~· football games end wereDelaware c~neelledl ami ~I GAUGE 3 pr. $1.50 Get Cotton ~Mattresses Regular $14.95 0 A $59.95 SA~E ' Rocker Chair SPECIAL THIS SALE SALE PRICE .$9.88 $~9·.95 F.ot The Flpt· .w..k of the •Sole All Metal. _lrortins 1 'Board t •• Regular $8.95 _,._ SAVE f108 to •1000 : ONL·Y I, 2 and a bedrooms, larp otoek, mutt 101 Brln1 your dt< sires and YOUr IJI'Obl~ma. ~ow in !omorrow. 'l'rJ ua; 'lll'i! ,deaL \Ill OD the v~ l~ .~ ;t[Pible teml& New aod p •' pnone numOOJ-. PAIR 59c $4.88 BV" ' NOW1 $4.88 ourt STORE I~~ Qr~~ - ,I •t ·I t I •·. :tach E~ening 'til 9 o'clock Open Evenings by Ap~jnt. tlunnli the 2n'ci weet, I '/1 ( II ' . · Tn wkhlla,l\v ,ultctlotl Fret' delivery, q ck; Op.a , clayo. • 'OBiiJ · lift . ~~~. • , lii.l ~ · '. . , WAVERL'f. , n,~llll 1 ~ J'llrniabed ;p-;;:!mept (oii,..DI.AC\· tJ.'S; II··•a'iji ·' ult1 only • Conl.ael:•, ra. Oma WAVEJU!Y, 'QHIO ' Mobtgmnery, Ita . o. , • ,' 1 · ,' ,. · 101 etfc ··---.......,~.._._...,..... I ·Sole Special! rbl't let it haPJlli1 You'd ooitlr Qh.9 il"Q 'PJI' ~~gain! • ·"!t Cueltlu~~•Itt gan, wbo 1a Sheppard'• chief at· He.•lth officials today countqd at toriley, to fight the Cl~veland lelisr •lx new death• bla ..ed on pollee's efforts to claim the re· fiu In of word. ' · conlgan. (ljean'WIIIIe. said he will edntlnue ld' llgi\t for S~ep· •ita•; r~l"it:f,' fi'Om · Oh~ Ponl· 1'"""''•"' • • ·c lentlil)' w ire ~e Is ' serv1na • life term. •con:lgan tndica!ed his ntw Ie~al mti•es may tate two ' I: ' ....__ ' ..___ __ Th~ee of the latest dea1bo belle~ed causlid by flu ·or llu· Induced· com~llcatlons were tn Miehtaan, t\vo o( them in Penn· (CO.,ilnUtcl ,;.., ,.,. Ono) sylvania and one In IJ!Ih• of the•eclucadobat program of the Num Among Vletlmo ollie in his lllk tithlch lnclu,ded Amoqg th~ ,tctlms wu Patricia IellallUve ooeomplllhments, actlv- Longo, 18, of Pittsburgh, a student IUea of the sta\e Board, aod aim· nQrse. Dr. Jonas SaUc, developer ilar subjects. Mr.·Hoon of the OEA of tbe SaUc polio vaccine and an italt was allo1a apeaker and his tnnuell!a expert, was uked to loples wue "Ocinunls&lon o' Pro- eonduct teats to determine the ex· fesslonal Problems and Teach~r act cause of death. Welfare; Commission on Teacher The disease conUnued Ia rage E,dueatlon and Professional Stand· through the · Sotilh. Louiilana ards; Commission lor the Improve- health authorities reported 300,000 m~nl o( Edu~ttlon In Qbio." · flu eases '!pee July 14 and a total lolrs lilorion wai t~e final spea~· or 51 ' deaths ,blamed ·on influenza er' on "What's ~ew In t~e · Notlon'' and eompllcatfons. Bul the out· and . 1 qno~~ced t~e National ton· break'there was believed lo be on lereqi;fl of tbe ~A \II Clevtland t&e decline. . this yenr and the National Confer· An Asian flu outbreak in· Kenenee ol !tie Department of Class: tucky bit an estimated 1,000 per· Tea~~ers forced the closlnr All all 1~~~";~!s~~ Tri•K County ,.on the 1~ stite line. Othor Schoolo Hit Other schools were forceb to close down IJr Michigan an~ r,enn· P!!."' i'•rlva,nli, lneludliig" two' , high Detroit; h!Jh sehotls 'In :::'ktltJQi;,2. hrt--*f'H+-Mifl+-H-t Special! pt~ns tor' !be 40-hed fOM,OOo hosplt•l. Ner had billed• tho ltu•· te<o for $6,000, plus 'lntar011t Tru•tces concluded 'Ney del!"rV· ed on~>fourth of six portent of $200.000 - lbe money now · vall· able -- and no more, at this time. It !ley Indicates acceptance, the trustees. ordered vaughan tel aend b1m that' amount·at once. ot Six' New Deaths Are Charged To C•ll'ml.,.ioner. Johjl 'Culrt said Flu Epidemic today he may hire Willlom ·Cprri· "1~~~~~ j;~~~i R... ney Downlll -- - i• Hrewln~ ever wh6 will get tbe' 10 1thou81nd dollars roward lor solving the Morllyri Shep~ord murder ' tlevclar/4 polite claim they should havv the money lor their pension fund. 'l'hey claim the wori lhey did led to the arre" an~ eo~vletion of Mrs. Sheppard's husband, Dr. Samuel Sheppard. county commissioners, dcsiguat· ed bY the Sbeppard family to de· lid th clde who wou get e money, claim the Cleveland pollee have no riJhl to the f!Ward . The com· m1sslonors say the work pollee did wls In their norOtal' line ol duty. ~ ~~:~~~~~i~~~:~!;~ ••eel COlt• Legal Notice METROPOLITAN $3,00C '~ :J;.•.~~~Ni~ll::T:!:!Diie :!rial'.tfC. . t::p~n.~'lf Teafhets·Meet ' , ~~· "· I "k i9l} i'WrM P '~J:J=:~~~~r~~·· ,.;~u;:J~•w ~~ i4aPi ·~ rea~. ljlanne,,u ta completely clDie the the clear ncatrll 1o a b11Uy ·e~•r no~l. <ondltiop , of bila· elosed off." ol obstru«lon 11 · ereated with ----1--+ •1 e re~ultthit the Infant will sui· ' ' ::...,. TREM·ENDOUS SA.YINGSI By Mrs. Hottlo Fl'tftrlck % .~-~urle~ In tbe plllow ln ·such abld ibtfta clime aliftoUt IN STOCK ~eqult•l ,,.,illf. ,'P~~ •oa Ill abdqn\eD alld tit t\llfo4tlqn, ~· un!la\~a~, at. Chevrolets • :r:: r . well and Mrs. Parker's mother, . . Myot Mtko jt~lng Jle reltrr<d to cases m Which ill cases where 1 e Infant is flilal m~13l reports contaJ~ the havlne breathlne dlf ieulty, ·~ of· nolltlon: 'C•use unknown. In fort should be made to Ioree the o~ stjflc ,Year lhl'f•. were 3,3U catheter thro'jf.h. It it can't lle I ~~~.:e:yh... ::~~:·~... ftltiC lbf9ug , \b~ the .• Qf. · oncatr11 bttQ 11\e Plw'f!t'ti oil1 ~rJ;IoriOI ,,.~~~·~~t 1h~, viO il aloppeH)ld 'oll\et.lng 1 ca~h~nkno 11?,.. c•"'t ~tllf.. 11:~ , .dune· to make an ~,pe~ln.. • I•Del 11 e !lltle 1 1~ni ace ""bere. ! , the ciust ljW tie .fp,~nd.'' he said; • nr. aelnflold reporiecl a 110r· :~ , ,''Tile tose ip a~v~cooll.~ered ~ clteerlence wl\h ln~,1,11t .. l , -: ~]!'-~ ~ l!l!lbJ.~~~~~~ ~lfi !IOi~ji!Ue ect, of lbe County Hoapital which a bare maj<trlty Dispute Brewing lawtorlhorltysp'proval. ' ltUejeea alao unlld • lnpl Over Reward In ofcdThelon!secretary 1tsndlng when iboy direCt· Leo VaUIIlan to architect Hirry Ray , Ney II he Case · accept approximately ~heuo UP- A dlspule would or his fee to date lor preparation . •,t ·Model . Mrs. Dan Summerfield. ot!~os 9MITfj tn get air is purely a '1 volqntlry srtlon whtch young Infants ~~not · • · t,Jnlled f'i1H Scllnco ldllor NEW YORK UP - Physldans huve." , ' 1ihpld eh,~·' !~e ,nostrils tit tht ni!w.born carefully bceause Infants · The d~llvuy room routine pow found dead lor no apparent rea· Is to put a •atheter In the nose of ., so~. may well have suffocaled b1> the MW born to draw ollt any eau'se one oHhe two nostrils bad muC\1~· But "should•aq o~structlon been stopped from birth without to the continued paJBage of the anyone knowing it. catheter be met, the cat~etet Ia This advise was Issued by the removed lor lear of lnjurmg the Medico! Society of the State of nasal. muco~s membran~,'' , Dr. New Yark. 11 eamo from Dr. Belnfmld satd. It shouldn t bO reuenry It Beillfield ollhe l,ong IB- moved, h~ added. Rather, It j;~d eollefie Hoipttol w&o augaesi· ah.ould be .Pass~d throuah both nos· was ao a"•"'•r to "the trtls and mto the ~harnyx which e•• l~a~"' lUll •· " · 1 th t be n1n behind th un.. v problem of Infant suffo· ' e u run I e 1 Ollllon." , . nose, mouth and laeynx. '"'''·q S"VE uOW . • • J',;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;o.;~~:;;.~~~~~~~~5~;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;~;;:;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;~~it;~l to o· ,••· 9:' ·. half nliiC West of the Raebte·BB· ' RADIO & TflLEVISIPN S!!RVICI!, norton Brown, Mrs George \Jry ,han Road and about four miles 1Beagle raLcit doga for sale or Phone 200. Cleland Appliance and Richard Quelette, all or Col· from Roclne 10 Sutton Township, 1 trade Howard B Stitt, Middle· Store. ll6 W. Main St., Pomeroy umbos, Mn. p c. Stolp, Troy, Meigs County, Ohio, beginning at port Rt. I, Hobson Road. • 2 23 If Mr. and Mrs. Delton Hughes, 10 00 o'elock A M., the following _ ~- 1_0 2 Blip !·Lsmcaster; Mr. and Mrs. Clar 1DNriDee ....JIC1, ence Karr an d sons, B0 b anu·• peraonat property: Cuatom Buill Kitchen . Kitchan aar-.smtPIOb llldolleport. Plrt • Automobll• bet!J aewln& machlno deslgn.ecl, lor your home. Free llc>nda. Pllooe 111&-X HIHI Jim, Mtllersport; Mr and ~rs sofa and ! chairs qulltJ eom· eotl"\lle"' Foreman & Abbott. ·~ Gerald M~lntosh and Miss Mar yn forb & blanketo Phone 621M·Y. a 8 tf Mofntosh of Huntington; Mr. and linens CONCRETI BLOCU Mrs Herman Hoffner and Mr. dishes roR sALE - Apples New Ha· and Mrs. Earl Hoffner, Chilli· cooking ulenslls ven Orchard, New Haven. Phone "lull• . . _ ,.,l.aoo" cothc lamps TU-24888. T·29tl - ----------1 many other ltem1. ron SALE. one Lancaster deep GRUISER BLOCI CO. Leltor L Roush, Admlnlstralot well jet pump w1th pressure I Mll11 Notth .. P_.., LIGAL NOTICE or Ella Wolf, deccaaed. tank and Ewltch. A\IJo ll&·feet · KIZZIE YEAUGER, whose last Cril Bradford, Auclloneer. plastic pi roe, 112 x I y,: one ~It, N. CaK Wlllo ~ ~loce of rea!dence .,., Lake City, (10) 8, 10, 22, 3tc architect's drawing table, stool Ra hrf"ll Tenneuee, and whose malden Ono typewriter desk ~~~~~~~~~~~ name was K!ZZIE SMITH ol (81 AutJ Soles andandonetools !itlng cabinet, handmade. · Brleevllle, T•nnessee. is hereby one electric table lOW, one wood notified that on the 28th day of August, 19~7. LAWRI!!NCE YEAU· 111&7 ~ontlae V8 4 dr. $2,593. Sedan lathe, one solid oak Sideboard, Good Cleu U1e. C1111 GER, being plaintiff, filed hiS pel· ; , One cardul owner. Almost like one "Whl!e" sowing machine, All Mikel ud Modell Ilion against her as defendant In · th~ day 11 was sold. Blaetlnar's, antique. Phone Pomeroy 8)5-J. 10 2 8tlc the Court of Common Pleas, Mei&l ' . Pomeroy. 10 Ute Counly, Ohio, Caae No. 12,092. !jiM Dodre Coronel SI.m. 4 dr .• (Ill Wonted To Buv proylng for divorce from the said Sed•n. PUJh button ablfl. Beau· AUTO &ALp Klute Yeauger on the ground• of tllul two tone INY finish . One Plano for Chllrcb. Must be In Wilful Absence tor more than loco! owner. lllaettnar'o, Pome· good condition and priced rca· 120 tj 1 1 year last past and Gtnss N•l· roy. , 10 5 8tc sonablb. Call 692IJ.X or write ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'t :~e:, of Duty, and plaintiff also Rann1e Moore, RD 3, Pomeroy r lor other proper relief. 1NI ptym•·>lb 2 d;;iJ.895. liard 10·4·6tp. . IIAI WAU cause will be for hearing on top. Like new original two tone or after the lith day of October, 0 - bhck and while flnlah. Power I 141 For "erlt 1957. pick. Smart red and black In· - - - - - - - - - LAWRENCE YEAUGER . terlor. Bllfi!Dirt, Pomeroy 5 room houac for rent on Buhan -., Crow It Crow · and Racine Road. Hot •nd cold '""' , _ ... - • . •.lorneyo for Plaintiff 10 5 610 water, free gao. Write ... ..._... (8129 /9) 5,12, 19, 26, (10)3,10, 7k A c/o The Dally Senti nil, 111 L .....,. IL ,._" 111M Buick ·~pecial fi,4N. 4 dr. eroy, ' IO·IO·Stpd Farm, 248 acres on Sedon. Dynonow drive. Spotless ,_,.,, Olllt % mile off Route • ' or;~lnol blue-white flaioh. Bile!· Throe room hquse on Rt. 124, new Eastern Hlah on D"''• Pomeroy. 10 5 6tc Syracuse. Co~lact S. R. Hendrix Route N~. 1, 100 acres 10.10·6tp land, picbly water, good build· New 1857 International pickup Syracuse liuck with '4 wheel drive. Furnished, home. 5 ~t oi ings, 8 room ranch type houae, Pomeroy. Modern, 111 heat. El· full b11ement, coat Warner hnba and many extrao. JN'aU" •NCB· AG&NC'f wator In ho~ae. free f2.200. 317 MaiD St. Pl. Pleas· dcrIY coup Io pre Ierre d· Phone 7 ..,. goi avalloble. Reason lor aell· ant, w. va. 10 9 3tp I·~~c_ro_Y_386~· _ _ 10 0 Sic Aut.ttllt, llliltll ina Falllnr Health. St1111ley Jilt Bulcko 11 low u teN Choice SIC<ping Room. Call 388·Y. · . ACCIDIII'I' Gibbs, Lone Boltom, Route No. of S fine eara. Blaellur'a, Porn· IHI2tp. I.W.,C.."'IIMI._ 2. 10.3-IUp eroy 10 5 6tc ·-I lata•Broker •'orfarm. Salet UIOA grain and otoek Slecpmg Rooms Close 1n town. "•• Lorro modern house clo.•e Duitltl 11 low u 11195. Choice 127 ut!ernut Ave., Pomeroy, In MIDDLII'OII_T1 OHIO to small 1town on alate high· G fine cors. one wu owned Ohio. !O.Htc 111641 PHONu 1111 wsy. One ol Melp County'! by our meehanlc. Blaettnar's, better farms. Sentinel Want to moke $t5 to $25 In a PomerO)'. 10 6 8te 688-8. ' 10.1-lllp day• Many are doing 11 'Pie"· (lll Real Es•ote ant woflt for man or womon. t· No experience needed. Spare nr _---,..,":-::::::- -~lnauroace Prolletlo~~o fun Umo. Will teach and fin· COMPJ.Jili'B Lila, bit·. Jl'lre, Polio. Clll Dor au<r you. Write McNESt CO. IIJUa. llhldle;:ort. POMIIIOY - 2·bedJWm borne t20 E. Clark St.. Freeport, FOR SALE - tJ.room~to. 6ouse and wllh . hUIIwood noora tub and• 111 10.7-14·3te bath. Gas. electric and city ahower. furnaee heatlnr. Full water. Phone 24823. Charlea M. base~at. S200Q,Oo eash will (17) Help Wonted Haley, Rutland. 10 8 6tp handlel owr>er'a equity. Assume ulstlnc loin, maturl~g In 12 Ten to 15 coal truck• and drivers ( are needed for work at once. - 9 rot.ms, 2 Phone Swisher Coal Co, !flU. Full 10 II Ste ' 'Ill I ,.. 'J ' It I seph Hospital, Parkeroburg. John Arbaugh is spentlinR soMetime in Florida ,.: Phys.lcian~ Advise .~are~~ .T~ ~,': ·. :. ·.Cheek Infants' Nose Passa2.es Pilot Wheel· Drew Webo;ter Potl, thing It is rid1eulous that Am· strike. American Legion Special music was provided bl Fritz Buck, organiSt. · Burial was in Beech Gl'!>ve cemetery and pall bearers were school bus drivers and included George Wagner. Homer Radford. Amos Leonard, James Adams, Clay Evans, 0 ren wears and "... v. erett Lightroot Coming from out of town for the services were Mr. and Mrs. OHIO VALLEY CO. TUPPERS PLAIN . .' . ·Spectaculars Into Sets Sunday . ik Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlepo~t, 0. 1 Oct. 10, 1Q57-7 lr IFo~:Ci:I~ &!~s~nalolo Lac~::: TV Networks T0 Stuff Three .' ..... .. .' �·' •• ,' I • \ U· d ~fjihjf.H;t.S;;d.;~a~~·d:g;,.~and~son~.c~ar1 ~;r;p;~ mte Metbodist C.hurcb WSCS Enterprise EUB '. Kof PLodge :~~w~~~:~~:.~.c~r~:.~~~d Memorial Serv,ce Held Tue~dar Churdt WSWS 1n t 0Sponsor. Harold Chapman and fandly. ~~ A~E::i~:. f:~~·;~od~~~oz f:~~~~~ ~:to:,.~u~~·~~bro=h Tuesday Meeting .' Rummage Sale ~-Dalil.v St:ntlnel, Pqmeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 1 10, 1957 wl~:o~~:nc~f;{epo~u.:!~\~u~l{ ~~ nmg when the - WSCS of·~~home on Moll street and his United M~ihodist. Chureh me( a~ daugtiter, Mrs Gerald Eijefst.eln,Jibe church. ' , Columbus, hzs been here to Mrs Lula Nease was In ~bll'l!e or hi 'h ~·w1th hiS care. withthe devotio d 08b wM • · o.,..,e~ 1 Genh.in:';," u ;.,i~tu lSI Lu'Vttia Mrs. Lawre-n~ Stewart and baby taken from re reo :~ ,,. lleccnt guests of Moss LoiS Cecil son have JM.en returned botne lour preceded ~::sla~ t'ha~ r lfere Mr and Mrs W L Heston, from Holzer Hospital. prayer b M N P ng ng an~ flenna, Oh1o, James Simpson Ra· memor~i ser~:. ease. A short etne; Mn; Lonn Staats, 'Athens; Pomeroy Personals followed h e by Mrs. Neas• ltrs. C 0 Chapman and Miss t e devoliono 1 ~abeth LIL•vd, Rutland Mr and Mrs Waller Tho , "Our Home 1\!l.sslon Centers ....- Mr and Mrs C C. Chapman and famtly or Crook5v11lc w:.~.~ and Race" was the topic of th~ program presented by Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. u•isted by Mrs. Eugene Brown Mrs. Everett Thorn as, M1sse• Augusta and Lucretia Genhelmer and Mrs Robert Warn A er poem "My Challenge To You" was read by Mrs C. E. W. Downoe. VISIT OUR FURNITURE FAIR ON THE ENLARGED DrSPLAY ROOMS __ IN MAIN STORE AND ACROSS STREET IN MEIGS GROCERY BLDG. FURNITURE oil Ohi" Eta Ph' M. IMeet'1ng H ld T d ~:~.c~i~for~;tt;~~~~~~dp!~ ~:!: Sa~:f~~:b~~nt·ch::[:u:e·~~~t~J day after a several days vlalt Chorlene Thomss, Vera Crow and with hiS mother, Mrs. Anna Louise Zirkle. James Mr and Mrs. Wilham James of California visited Sunday with GROUPI.NG SET UP AT OUR FURNITURE FAIR Mro Bertha Stott vl1lted Tue• day lh Pl. Pleasant wllh Mr. ond Mrs. William Knight and lan:lly, YOUNGS ·MARKET H'In dYf ami'J f Entertains With p•ICntc Supper Mr. and !ln. Kolad Hlady and ehildrtn, stephen, Janey and George, entertained Sunday with a picnic supper at their home on Gravel Hill. Mr. Hlndy Is manager of the the Melga County ofllee or tb" Economy Savings and Loan Com· pany and the guests were 4m· ploye~s of the firm and their families. 25c '$1.19 • Reg. U.l9 P,lfiolator. '"'· 67¢ $2.44 Reg. $3.78 OHset Turner 30~ Reeular 79c sllinless steel. Black beat-prool handle. Waste 67¢ Basket Reg. 98e $1.87 Wondroua Ruth Barry 60iauge full faohloned "Gh • ·N·Tako" •tretch 'IYionsl Co-ordinated lee lengths, aelf aeama. Reg. $3.95 Unbreakable plaatlc. Big' 26-qt. Stze. Guaranteed! Electric 6-cup percolator .,1Alumjnum. 450 wattl: 195-120,' 1AC/DC1 Rot. 75c M, cord . . ... ... 47c Alumi~um Coke Pan · 57c Reg. U.l9 Bok<>n-Tike. Slidlnt loot top. llx8\l-ln. Ta~e · · I • Tray T~~lt $1.27 , Reg. U.98 f'ol~lng mCjal &tJie. 3 gay dealgoR. Women'• . "'.. .. .,,~,., ' IC&_ (aWf ,43¢ TOilET , fiSSUE \- ,NeVI 'Plastic Draperies · flunelelte "B•by Dolla" $1.43 R~l· 88e Dram~llllfroDt, Recular $1.98 value- Gay printa, lace trim. For ~ me~~, atrlr. SLICES CHNER' Ohio " ~'ller.liio 79c tolls 32c ' • H~GTON, W. Va. UPldiiOf \AlUla' B. Selttor of the • ciolleltnd l'tt~ was ~hedulcd to '' addieso a' rellonal meeting or ', BOy Scout leaders from a sltttlite uea ~ere today. The three~ • daY iesslo~ opened Thunday . '·· nr::. Arthur A. Schuck of Now '\'ork. exeeutlve director of th• ' ioy Seoull of America, told the ' · lfJders Thursday nlaht that '"whit• the world needs today " c~~r:~~~llc~a::n,d~t equality of citizen'i to maintain free- heauiiMt Border panel Swiss lace on textured vf. nyl pluUc. Makblna eenler valaa.:c ineloded. 3 lb. con P·~KAGE OF ' &li~or Speaks At ~egional Scout . .'I~aders 'Meeting .' SWIFTNING Clf.~RMIN Coal Grove, under orders by the eight-elate Ohio River Volley Water Sanitation ComJ11isslon to pro· v1de sewage treatment, has drawn up sewage plans but none ell them have been developed. Coal Grove has a population of 2,492. Lakeville, a recently Incorporated Copneaut suburban Lake Erie, thus far hao prette'inteclj no scwa1e treatment plans. Both Middleport and Pomeroy had been granted extra 11me by the eonli'ol board beeause they were trying to build 1 joint treatment plant "Nolh)ng has eome of tbls as yet," the board aaid. I . FLOUR r.5 lbs. 49c . 2 CANS I They were called by the board for fajlur~ to make ouf(lelent pniircaa In halting polluUon. None of them now have municipal M~waae treatment facilities. MbRNING BISCUITS COFFEE lie o CANNED Maxwell CO~UliiBUS UP - Four eom· munltles will be called on the car• pet before the Ohip Water Poilu- · Uon Control lloard here Tueaday. ~oal Grbve, Lakeville, MiddlepOrt and Pomero~ willaaked to explain why their sew~Je dlacharge pqmita should not be 1111· ed. , GOLD MEDAL Instant FOR IITTIIf IE·AIILITl -$_·A ". L .ENOW. GOI.NG o·Nl· Stretch N~on Hosiery Large I r;;::;:;:~=~:~~~:~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~, Mason, W,) Vo. 51bs. 49c: Water Pollution Board SUIQDlons FourCommunities • llnfRSI.HT 1'fJMIIt1ffJW . BEN ' FRANKLIN ' '• ' ' ' . Weathe.r ·tJ,~ 1 , IY UNJTID NISI Cllllo: Portly clttloly ~~ lolr NUih an4 wtll, ...,.,....,., ~ Way. -tlr lair on4 ~ cHI tonlgh with ~C~tttnoi fiolit, klurUJ contlnvt4 lelr INMI IIIII. Hltlh today mi<ltiJo 50'1 ~, lltlr . . . .- . Ltw . . . . OIOIIIJ In tho 30'a. NO.l5l Co::::.y A lerri!io buyl Thick velvety Cannon beauties 10 hoe 2fx46-in. size, Lovely d~orator ulors 29c waahclotha. 4 for 67c .. l '' W'UI . Big (iiiUf,.., Bath Towels . " ( ~~use l't'es yterian Church A tloo lor the preparation of the ro~ r butlon was made to b• Christmas Seal Sales OD Nov. 4 at aRen to the Nov I meeting. H~ath MethodiSt Church. e1nshments were served b , tbe hllStess at the close ol t/ The cultural progcam was goven ' meeting to those named ab e by Mrs. Charlotte Coals whose topand ovc le Cl dMrs. Eldon Weeks Mrs R bwas B"How To h Say II" and Mrs· au e Husted Mrs u Y acr w oae paper was on Frecker, MiS! 'GeneVJ~ve S ' am "Public Speakmg". .Mra Clara Grueser and tobm, Refreshments were served b" one•gu t no ' Mrs Albert Swatzel. es Clark and Charlotte BAKER FURNITURE SUGAR h. A salad course was .mved by f · the hostess and favors ware amall lllimal f!Curinea: i : Present were Mrs. Annlce Oblinger, Mrs. Richard Vaughan, J~ Mrs. C. J, Ebefsbac!J1 /!Ira. Tbeodore Lehew, Mia, '!illl\iielt j!IJ<k· burn, Mra. Richard, ~'lhan 'Sr. Mrs. Harold El)erabach,, Mn. Lee Pratt, Mrs. WI!J~d Ebersb.ch, Mrs. Edgar Pratt.<, Mn. Emma Leifheit and .. one , auest, Mr:J. Teddy Warner: ' ~. The next mcclhlg will be held at the homr of Mrs. Theodore Lebel\' on Tuc•daf, Oct-~ UeS GJ Brownwith whoherwill spend a lew given have been made (orwhen a Tea be days In November tbetonew Mr and Mrl5 Dame) James ami pledges will be named. Anna I •, uvenreatyt Tguhcosmtoa or Mr. and Mrs. the office of the Ohio Fuel 8 c E Mrs. Mor1on .Howell of Colum• ompany with Mrs. Richard bus arrived Monday to assi!t I" es, president, presiding. the care of ber daughter, Mrs. The regular busln.., meclln~ James Will and mfant ~aughter. w,. held and the cultural proMrs. p C Stolp returned !o gram waa gIvcn by Svlvl a Collin• her home at Troy today after whose paper was on the topic bemg called here b" the death· o( "G' I d Re , in ' IV ng an re•v I Friend. Hubcr Brown. She wos accom- phlps" and Jean Wmy read a panoed home by1 her sister, Mr.. history of the lorority. Plan. ~!~e/randmother, Mrs SEE THIS COMPLETE . A Rummage Sale will be held Hrs. Wald Windon entertained ;.dday 'inH Saturday, Oeober 18-19 lbe Kin Club Tuesday evening ~!,lbe Jfawklns bulldlo~ formerly ~~ her home at Flatwoods wltb a ~pled by the Ohjo ~el Gas c?.m~ As You Are•• party. , .,ompan1· Tea to~els were presented " gifts to Mrs. Wl'ndon by tides Lodv.e, Knights of Pythias, hO!tess ore having •the sale and J II eac h of the members who also Orate is general chairman ~itb brought a gift of food for ' Horace McElhinny and John Kin- needy family Mrs. C. J. Ebers· cald on his committee Anyone bath reeeived an annivenarv wishing to contribute to the sale gilt and Mrs. Windon a birthday may call 6340J. gift from their secret pals. Games were played during the Donations are to be brought to the room the day before the sare. , Beta Sigma Phi Makes Plans fo Halloween p ty ar I All New The wsws of the Enterprise EUB Church met Tuesday ev~nlng It the home of Mrs. J.ollnl $mlth, Nye Ave ' , - · · Mn S~hm Blszewicz · prest den~ presided at the 'mce!lpg which opened with group olngln« of ,;·savior Like a Shepherd Lead Uo and Prlll'er by Mrs. E, H. Arnold. evenlnt al.d prlzea In Mrs. ~- J Eberabacb - and Ills. Harold Eberabub, • . Is Host To Kin Oub On Tuasday • Council of IJnltcd c~::ch · en which will b held 1't lh. • on Thursday, e October r.;• church 17 Mrs. Bron '1IOJJO~~ced the Wqrl~ Communlfll Df,f serY1ct would lje held 11 t~e. ~acu•e Prl!sl!yte~a~ Church on rnday, November 1. Pareels for . Peace are to be brought to tbu mcetlnc. At tM ciO!e of the me&llh& tb• The l~adcr for the evenlnr JI'OUp was Invited to the dining Mr~ DaiSy Brown mtroduced the room where a dc8!crt course wos topic ,"ChriSt the . Church and !erved by Mrs. Barnll!, Mn. w. ~·tee. A gcoup diSCUSSion WIS R. Carpenter, Mrs Everett Thom • d on race relations followed as and Mrs. L. L. Roush. The re- by Blbl~ study. A playlet, "Think- 1 freshmen! table was attractive Jog an Thanking" was prcsentwith decorations In keeping with 18 ed by Mrs. Bl,.ewlez, Mrs ThornHalloween and centered wltb a Be~IJ, Mra Smith, Mrs. H•rr hert D larle birthday cake with aeven· D . llon and Miss Elizabetb teen candles In observ1nce of the lVI!," afler which the group seventeenth annlversory of the 8S~~g.. Open M.Y Eyes That 1 May , Plans were made lor a HallowsMrs W. 0 Bamilz, pmident, Society and past pre•ldents were en masquerade party when the preSJdcd at the meeting a~d Introduced! • ·p in the Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Mrs. Harry Shrieve wa~ welcomed , ur g busmess se.1slon Phi sorority met Tuesday with Mrs ,1 Mli. llluewicz announced a Th R os a gueat. Mrs. Brown told meetln_g PI lhe Me••• Count omas ue, president, presiding the retreat for pastors· wives w I c ., y The party, when the hwbands or held at Camp Oyo In September ;I ,:u~cl~of United Church Wom the members .will be guesll Ia tr A report was made on the sal~ , Oue tho4~ held at the lil!ited Me· be beld at the home of M; and ot vanilla ir~~ ~~reh, Thura"-y, ,Oct. Mra. Roger Morgan on Odober 26 17 A list of supplies ,needed for ur 'd ' a. ll ..to 3 p, 'll··and Members of the chapter are the year were . read by Mrs. Ohio Ela Phi chapter of m rei all to attend. Wo•Jd . Com- aaked to as!lst at the "Stuffing Gerald Wildermuth. Plaqa wet'e Sigma Phi sorority half ·a ~ ~p:.~d Da~ w" also announced Bee" held by the Meigs County Sd ·- del meeting" TUesday ~ 1. ay, ~tvember I at the Tuberculosis and Health Assocla- e 3 ROOMS OF $595 No~ember I. _Plan~ were ~sp 0 ::.~n~ :rv~b.. d~n~er f~~r ~ 0 ,e·:~.,-~ ~~warded 'I Mrs: Waid Windom . - '· MARKET RIPOU CINCINNATI. 0. UP-Produce Eggs, firm; U. S. cons~mer aradc. w~ltcs and browns A jumboa 54D7; .A large ~; A medjum ~·,37, A small 2'3-24; 8 large 41-47. FOB Cineinnatl white end brown A large 58-80; A medt.um 43-4G; B large 5~-54. Chockens, firm, fryers 3·3\!J lbs il!-17; hens, heavy, 13-14; hem, said In order to do that train our younaaters." light IHI. out U,at one out of . Buller, 90 score 71 : youngsters belongs to with total mem· U!tallng 3,000,000. Industry Urged Here __:___ -- Need For Convincing Industry Of Opportunity Is Told ~~nday Loca1 community leaders said today work would be ~ forward to complete industrial brochures and to create ~ Ill» ter plan for indllltry that might want to moye into Mefp county. The announcement followed a dinner meeting held Th~ay night at Kyger High School attended by over 20CI buJineu and community.leaders from Meigs and Gallla coun- --------'---toea · Ron Spronger, ~ of the Pomerof Chamber of Commerce, uld a meetinl of 'the ebunbill' Ia aehedaled for next Mondar m,bt on the Oh10 Power ComPIIt1 !If· flees. )loy Scout Drilt In Middleport Is No~ Underway The Jill~ Boy Seoul drive open· ed in Mid leport Th"""-Y with J staff of nt men cn~BJed m the lint phase which Ia to eover the bUJinesa dlotrict. Drive Chairman Berur4' Fultz '"'d th11 part of the campaip should be completed bJ. nell Wedne5day. Taking part are Kll Hmdy, Fred Hibbs, Edlloll Baker James E. Sim)l80n, Charlea'Ciark· son, Henehel MeCiurf,, 1 Joha VMman. Bob Jolilla and chair· "We'll ~ertainly disctLII a more detailed ourvey of this eountJ wilb , view toward detemlnina jul( where industry can build,• be declared. The Kyger meeting woa sponsored by tbe ' Cilambers of Pomero)', Middleport, and Golllpolll. toeether with the Kyger Creek Msoci•tion Nick Baaao, WSAZ-TV commentator of Hwillngon, JD<JderaU!r dunng a panel cn.eu.aion alier the cbicten 1 din~...,... ed to more than 200 g-._ Taklne part ~ lbe panel WeN Ford Morrow, eutem tllreetor o( public reloUons, KaiJer A!tlllllnwB Co,. at Rlrineawood (Wei~ native); Robert WoU, direclor ona development. Ohio Power Co.; 1. W. Crowley, Supt., New Yort Central Railroad; Wolliam Welcb, consultant in area developmelll, Coumbos ill Southern Ohio l!leetric eo.; Albert E. RedniJn,' cllreetor oodustrial development, Ohio Chamber of Commeroe; Vidor E. Moore, Jndllllrial rel)l'flfotaUve, Chesapeake & Ohio Rallreld; and J. A. W. Sherwood, J\111. Eqlneer Obio Higbwa1 Departmenl � 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/. 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