https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/133ed7e845ecc397593292edcd8174bd.pdf 8a88bdb85da28a1c44c2d86c47efcd15 PDF Text Text ·' •• ,' 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 �,. 'f. ' .i~ "- ' . ,.,·, t. ' Th~ · JJ~ily SentittellDbtmm 'h) INl'ElliSTS OF MEIGS-MASON ~ ­ ... - --AtCHAio [ OWiN- GENIRAL MANAGII ~~I. C'ORIENI- IDITOl · · Wallbaal IRollhlfl, StaH Wrlltr, lportt 1dlttr ~nAte., ttew Yoill~8:"3.'!: BoWDeW-Itlm..u, ~~~e, .. tl'01, 0~ ellllf lllllllDi maltlr Jl I!Jt PGII office at Pva luht!eriptl011 rates: DeHmy ., fliTifr Wbl!ll anllab!t 10 eetlll IMI<itJ000 year ill ""'"nee at The Dally Sebtlnel f!D 110: ~ ::~ 00g·:f; $3.90.. 87 m~tor route wh.ire a~:JI.ble: a.110: une month, tL 01111 Jilt $8, Ill moatlu, $U5; !liNe IIIOiiU. • ..., Wald Kannedy lpent days with relatltes in T~ole the wHo · the Moss Run were Mrs. Guy .Fr1 cay cent guests her brother Scott •:•• Sltn .,.. o .., 6:00 9:00 few 9:30 t:o10:00 10:30 11:00 u:so 1~:1)0 WOLF PEN 1~:16 1:30 l:OO S:(IO uu Tod.ay Rom~er Roon 1'reor•re Hunt T!le Pilce !3 l411!lt Tr~lil or C~ljs,quendl Tic fat DOIIil\ It could Be·You ~·WI jleport ~vl~liill~ Bride and Groom lfa!lnte Tb'eater Queen For A VIII 3:§ lllodom Romaucu 4:00 Comeey Time . 4:SO Trouble wltb tather ~:00 Spinach Playhouse 5:45 NBC News 6:00 News Picture 6: u $ports Eye 8:22 }Veattmtast ii:~ Saber of Loudon 7:911 ~il~ o~ Last Resort 7:00 fJ!t\111 )Uitt 8:00 M-Squad 8:3() Th~ Thb. Min · l!:OO . Clv•l!i.~e o'l spOrt, , G:f.$ "'d llil'ller'a C~tt1er 10:011 f'tderil idea ,, COllUMBIJS, o .-Thlngs are up for eag produee1'11. ll'bey 'logically can expect better · egc prices in t•te19~7 and early 1958 than a year ago. Wallace Barr, ·Ohio State Uni· . v~slty extension economist, mak· .es.:tbia observation. He points out tbat egi production. the latter part of 1957 and early iu 19~8 likely will be 3 or 4 per cent .l>elow. the same months a year earlier. Poultrymen can expect egg prices to be 20 to 20 percent 10:30 'Newa l!ea.illaei · ' ' 10:40 Weatheroast 10:45 · Nltew~tc~ • .... 1:!Ml Sliit (ff! Satvftlor..; O.~n~~ 3 , .. :;~ ~~~~) IIlli~· ~:30 Go'nllW .. 10:00 Fury !OJ·.'oo8,0 C•.~l G'U~nt , true Slor,· 11:30 Detective's Dlar, 12,00 Fori!:.\ !Dir•gue t2:3o Thlr 111r .l>ie!illt 12:45 Foo\hall Gain~ 4:3o watcii Mr. wizard 5:00 SkY. .!Oai 5:3o F~ot'JaU Scoreboard 5:§ News Picture 6:110 jlopaloar CaBSidy , 6:80 !.Oiurday, Nllol4t Jam)!Om 7:00 P,rry Coi!IQ , 8:110 Club O~ls::J', ' 1 8:30 Gi!lflle Mi~Kenlle Show 9:00. What's ,. If For · 9:30. Your Hlt· P~icfe ·· ;· : \ . to!oo _.!j~!,ell!l lil>ort•~ ' · to:to' Weithereut ~ ' ' " ;.. 10:1& Nltewatch .:.. ookl~g ' or trom 6 to 12 cents a doze11 ...........,...... ~.·. Purina ·chows ::~ EVERY DAY IS BARCAIN tiAV 8:00 10:30 11:00 il:IO 11:15 11:30 11:411 \2:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 'AT 1UTTLI MOTO'IS ...... ' Listed below II I tew of ilihe prleet on tile wh1dlhleld. ·l~""'" ... >· hilt etii. Y6ii WiiUuui 1954 Cliivroltt lt2 Ton Pickup ' 1. URICTION $3J4~,,Qc · . Duk blue finish, heale and defrceleri oil filter, wln4shleJ•·wa&bo er, 8 good Urea, !hills a !lite truek lh lne eoaditl011. ~ ~~i~ $1 ' 1956 Chevrolet lei Air "~f 4Door Bht'll know how muth 1011 really care when you &ive bet the most wanted ailt ot all, 1 VB Power pack motor, Jet ~lae- tlnl~ llke n"',.at116matk llitu., ~ower steterlna, power bi'Jkfs, touch tune rH1o. Ueeiiotlei if. Keepoake Diamond Rina. Por only a Guaranteed Ptrltcl Keepuke Diamond I• a proper tribute to her love and 1956 Ford Ranch Wagon VB Thunderbird motor, lov,Jy 2 johe fl"lsli, tult~ tipflllilliiilbl radio, heater and defroller. 710xll t tea, 18,000 mltef.'eml .S a ne\1( pin. Price on windshield. alnp ..~ . . . . . '"""' loci~ t955 Mereu,Y MonteriJ H.T. 2b041r •ur fine colleclltn ef v-alh u.-:+ Llaht ton finish, heater and defroster, auliO!tlat.le. lt•6!mllilon1 · 211,000 miles, runs like new. Look this one civet. PHce on wl. We Are lnleretled In Buyln1 Cleo Uied tan • .Whlrt Your Ctnf,hllncl 11 Justified ' PomeroJ I · TUTTLE MC)ro· R co , · ·· · 280 W. Mlln St. .~ Phone ei;:C WJ I H Pomeroy, Ollid · ·. Size of laying OHIO VALLEY ·FEED COi *' .., I ) • 7 MORE DAYS to oa.19 I ' .' 9:30 Person to Person 10:00 Mystery Tbeater 7:10 p. Nltht'~ Will be · -obsemd· .. ana • apeetaJ,· tn•itltion ' II nltlldtd lo alUal~i'rl ·to attend:· A l"o~aih will bt preaerrttd. flaaa . hHt 10 th•lllh\· lleril\l,, ate ft4il&sted at this to meetln(. biina jiotluc~ ~l'rtlbmeilta ana &!fee iild llbliollirvlce will bl pl'o\old. ed <by •fht Coador Sl. tr&llp. . ' Dcdly I 8:00 8:30 9:so 10:110 10:15 10:~0 11:00 12:00 12:30 J X ~· TRACTOR SALES POMEROY PHONE 418 • A half.ton ...,. llullt-ln wtlahl for INcllon, Supplies nutritional req\lirementa durilll "'·· late geetation,•lactation and ear~p!lF{ih of pigi. Fe&!l Red Rose Pig & ~ \\{eal' to both sow and plga. 'I '· SUGAR ·RUN FLOUR ·lO:IIf Stan On 11:110 Adventures In Learnlnr li•!IQ Neiillbora ~~~O!J 1\IOon N6Wr lZ:l~ ,pt)'loon Club 12:80· tlller,et ',,, ' 1:00 Gret~lieh Wade Sho\v 1:80 MqYie Matinee 3:00 A,meriean Bandstand 4:30 Cartoon Club 0:00 liJiccaneen 11:1!0 ldlcke1 Mollie Club 1:00 rive Star Final : Jh. the· leit .~. ,:;ayre planned lo IP&Ce i.~ls ·cotlil, planlo II I> il\ebes a~arl, H! '"'pme .very close a~ ,the 13t.feet qt ·,. rOV. ranged b'om . ttl lei 128 staib or !lightly 111•re thaa . one foot apart. 11 Is eat,f(iiated that · 15% . more · kernala Dlust be planted than the nunlber or plan., wa~t·~· ~n which this corn . wao Is normally considered 1110 year two of the bybrids wer• or -~tier ~r aCfl! ·land. · p\a~ted. at the correct spacing, )o due to ·the shOrtage of ~rage one-half pounij ears n!oliture yield was contlderably w,hll' iwo 'others which were on " ' · · the ' lighter soil were planted too ears svtrag~ Jell . tbay. close together !or the •mount of o$~1balf'.· ~na this indicates molalure available. · ,plan!llig. U ·ean av~rage Normally if corn is drilled in IIIIID oneoh~ll pound this to dnch rows the kei'neli should underplaritlng. This 1/tt' spaced B\1 Inches apart It 120 bushels; II \1 inches ~Dart to ' get 90 buahels and t7'i bichel apart to .get 60 buahels. Tbls is assuming there is pl~nly of pisnt food, nutrients and the •I'"' ia a good yie1diJig bybrid. Mr. 8ayre bad plenty of pla,ot fooa 1a he· plowed· down 400 pounda of 10.111-10 fertilizer per atre; applied 3110 ,poundS. of 3-12-IZ · fertilizer II ·· •planting time and !ater slde-clf,••!!!d with 1410 ·~~!/,.Ids: of 45% al\rogerf. This res·l~ 111: • · total applieation of nitrogen .Of 1 ap~OXima!Oi)'; 1'¥/ pounds to ,tbe acre. Cprn need• 1~0 to i!IO pounds of 'ultrtigen per acre to prOduce ~00 , bushels, ·but this year with water tbe llm· itlng laetor there wu an excess ·or nitrogen ·Jet(fn !he soil. WI norma~~ ligure . needi 18 ,to f4 inehe& per ,cre.:to produce at the rate of 100 bushe)s. This amounts to f to G\1 million pounds of water per acre for t~e corn crop . , ·T~ls year : moisture was the limiting factor .. Next year it will l>e ~ question as to whetht~r ll . will he temperature, moiature, · 'lant food, hybrid, soil msnage· · r~u!:nt or other limiting factor or factors. The hybrids planted on tb• ~M·Ill ·.·' · Phone UO REHOG ALL . ., .\' ' with. I .. • IJOWI.AO lllmulat.e dM Sow ot aatllnl ~' floqr-to ,_., . ··,.) Jl!l ... beiJIIIo olimiDalur ~~~~~~ ~·~ldl!c* ,' ~- . .~ ·· . .....,. ..FJe11lng \ •*tllTOJIIO .m hel' JOUf pip ~the ...a, -b; Y-;,,JP will .. lUI SWBi!TGRO IJid oome ~cit fi>r - ..Hellll build ~~~· dllli!Jf,, OPEN lhitei -* importanhar11, ....U. • I .. ' . TA* •: · 1 · · ........ . ,' ' ..:: . ..' -; ,.._ •• I> ~ • - ;;;;;....;;111••••••lil• • • • • • • • • • • •jll• • • •, 1 \ at Farm .Burepu. 'A NEW WORLD. OF BARGAINS Peluxl · AUTOMATIC WASHE'R AS LOW AS GDI; DeKalb 830: Farm Bureau Deltllle Automatic lunitthed by seed dealers, Sugar Run Mill, Ohio Valley Feed Com· pany, Farm· Bumu Co-il~. · ' LaU· ren Hoffman and Humphrey FarmL OF DRYER 48 LOW AS $139 t: ..·. Wringer type .. , '""- .' ~··· ~· :' .' •· / $199 I ;·• dealonltratioDI Pomeroy, Oblo 1187· Pioneer 33B·A and u. S. 13 ~ ' ~.M. on · Sayre farm this year were Funk ... '.,. . . . -.\mplldrive ,350 Utility ••. pho111 'rDr.a fM - MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. INCORPORATED ,) l ':"\ : . 't -~·'.: ...~t L • •. . -.- . " !.&OU V. olDapeotia fotwanl wllll .,1 5:30 llln TID TID 7:00 Jim Bowie '7:)0 Hillre of Fate 8:0'0 · Sherloe• Jlolmes · 8:10 VIle w'llb the ~·" t:Oo Frankie Lane r ~,~ dt·il'with '[j'' ·lfalltl.. ' ·I~L..;.)•\\< '"'.: 1'111.•. Boost pull or puah·J>oftr up to 45% on U.'p .• ; chaage apeed without ahiftinr ceart to doz•:u • , . .., Slttlllll* $4.88 Tonight · 'FULTON THOMPSON .. 11 'Li"ol•utn RUGS P•th ..... Pvll• IOOII ' ' 9 1 Th_, Flaest Most Eeoaomleal :Way • -. WHTN-TV C._anneU3 jllewa · ' ·' To· Tlie COOLING and HANDLING Of 1MILK \ O:J~ W'th Fem•J!__ I ' CHANNEL IS FRiliAt Ill· The anauil . "Fo'tbi!n now continuous. Use equipment to move material autoI I.Ut':f' matlcally. Electricity ia ideal for these operallona. COLUMBUS, o. _ Feed your Condenae it. Reduce the bulk lawn this tail and you irlll put and weight of materials. Change it m good condition for tile wln· their sbape lor easy bandllng. ter, says; J' mes caJdlrell, Ohio No two farms are euetly alike, State University extenaion ~I· Blauser explains, but the general culturisl. prlncipala ran be applied to every Any complete terUlizer will !ann. do, Caldwell explajns, and you How and where to start making may apply it any time wltbln the Improvements il impo'rtant. First 1 k d It a farmer ahduld Ide a look at hi~ netx ew wee s, but o aa ~oon as pos•ible if the ground Is present setup- bulldlq amnco- moist. You'll hive betler results ment, equlpnu!ht and metboda. It with , spreader. 11 will dlltrtbute also wiD be helpful lor him to visit Ianni where lllllallatlons the fertilizer more ••·enly than bave been tntde and see bow they you can do it by hand. Flaure on might meet ,hb needs. I rom three to tour pounds of fer· In ady use. a Jong41me plan tilizer for each 1110 square feet should be de•eloped so IIIII any of Iown area. - - ___ - · - - -- - - --------------------• • • ·Saturdar-~.-1. 1t ure tM Fa'nh ' ; 9:30 Harb<>urmaiter GoldeD' Playhqult 10:110 110:30 The Late Show 12:00 The t.ati .Late show ~~ei>irt ,' r handled ' • JJ:~ Scuu)ing the Welth.r tt:JO Tbe Lit ShoW . ·'' · · ' "' • • PayoI' The Verdi'.! Ia Youn E·rlgliter Day S:lh Store•. Storm I Nl bt • S:30 E.,ge o i f:OO · The !;Uly Sho-.. 5:30 You: l.!so Reporter 5:45 SpMs i'uade &:M WeathMnan 6:00 Mr. District Attorne7 ~30 Playhouse of Stan 7:00 Track Down 7:30 Zane Grey Theater ~ M.r. Adama and E\le ~ewi Kllle't. Almanac Love of Life Search fot TOIDOI!OW Qu)dlnj Light t•tle'l Klle~en Ai lb6 World TarnJ Beat the c\oct 1 turc, Barr saYs it appear.s as if UP.to-the-Mlati~ ~e*i on Capt.ln Ki~!iii'OO I; ·,. l!JicbtY. lolou" PlajLollll Draw With Me . \ , LI!~~Y 8 b~oojis . · · ~~t\(fday Plffl!oU~e ' · Jill)lhl' 11e~ Show · Lone Ranjer • .. Badte and BuUeQ . · !:sO Teea-age Da~cte Parb !· 2:30 Sat.urdaY Sh~caae 3:·oo Gai'den Club ' .. . ' 3:15 ·News· · llrOidca~ ~f QUeen El be • ' 1 iza th • ifttlva j 3:45 Faautre Report ' , 4:00 Get Set, Go 4:30 Jr. Town Meeting 5:110 TV ClasirOilin 5:30 You Are There . 6:00 Satprday l'iews ' Stieetll • ~:!~ Football Scoreb6p'rd 6:30. Perrr Malon 7:30 Die~ and· the llueheu , •. B:OO Gale storm Shqw · ··. -~:30 Have Gun, Wili 'i'ijvel 9:00 Gunsmolie ·: · of material• are year on Ohio Carma, and all too often it is done by man PO\'IV, says I. P. Blauser, Ohio Stole t11iJ. ve...ity Extension agricultural en.llneer. On dairy farms from 20 to 25 tons of materiall •re handled for each cow, Blaurer p<>lnta out. These materala Include milk, feed, bedding and monure. In addition. more than 30 tons of water are requtre for each cow. Much o.l the msterial is bandied h 1 more t sn once so that the IOta tonage for each cow may be from 7$ to 1110 Iolii a yeu. Chore labor msy require up to 7~ per rent of the total labor on dsiry farms, ae· cording to the engineer. ElectriCity can be a bil help, Blauser aays, In reduclnc cbore Ja. bor in materiala bandtme. He Iiiia tbcse eeneral principals to follow in materials bandlma: Don't move it or mo•e II u lit· u poutble. Shorten the .u.. 1ae:na1. rtsace and l•t lfavlty help In the movement, Let animals seU·feed. Hanat. larger •'l"'uats. lbke ev· ery trip count. Ellmlaate IDilll the higher prim will stimulate increased chick purchll!'eS \n lite winter and spring of 19&8 wUh ·lower prices in the fail of 1958 and winter of 1959. Bm. recommends that farmerp not cull their iaylnp floc~s as rigorously . Phone 3151 Rae.tne as usual and that they start new IIi'.1 1 1 1 1 II 11 1 l "beat chicks this fall or winter to ~ I I I I Iii I I a • • I the erowd" on the proba~~ _ _ _..;._,_ lt,lling ege mo ke\ In late 195£ ' ' i< I llake ueb COLUMBUS-Tbouranda of tona batches. flocks at mid· 1 year was slightly smaller than a year earlier. Rate ot culling in 1957 up to August 1 w" 12 per cent greater than a year ago. Looking further lot~ the lu· Mulberry Ave. · ,I!T. TO ,_IT , The .L'e~tl'al frfA: wlll meet I~ IObOOI, ¥ondat, Oct. .. If ~~~'•~· ~ni~l•te llelllbit'l•tl•e ~i:;~:te;a::F;~;;;:;:;;;;;~~;; ;;;;;~;;;:~;:= ..~;;:$E~;:a~:;;:;:~~~:;~~" ~ri' .• ~=L.,rcm: ·Aft., - 1954 Ford Customllne 2Door - Collins E. Mala 81. · 011'1'\' MOore ' ~trite It Jueb .:.:..-;;~-;-:-~~~~~~~:J~t":-'=:;;;;;~~;o;;;,· ~11:80 Ftt~b61hHighll&bll 9i00 The Uneup ·- ' Automotlc tronoml88lon, beautl!tiJ 2 .tone blue flnlab, .radio belt· er and delroster, baek up llgbli, hal11!onijinl bhllo tnttrlbt. A e1r you would be proud to own. !>rice on wlndahleld. C.IM IR tecloy ciiMI '" Jewelry 0 0 Pt4ttal T.. Dlc11qn- "llfll ·~;.._. ·' ;0 ,ju ziw IBN ot tiitJWUI•L J:k.•fi',Mtl: ah tiMXW Oil QIJU • HXI lore, WSW tires, looks and runs like nW. Loolt lor prlet oa vr.s. unde11tandln~o . Prkd .... ' f:at:;:u. II :00 Principles For Using Elettrie , Fall tood Tim~· · PowerToLessen Work Outlined To Feed La~ . higher than lor the same• period lut year, Bart says, based on past production and price rela· . lionsblps. · The econo.Wst sees thete lac, tors as inOuenclng higher egg prim this tall and winter: Number of eu type chicks hat· ched during the lirst six months of 1957 was 19 percent less than ,. for the same months a year ago. Rate of lay per hen likely will increose a little each month over that ol ' year earlier. \. .WCHS•1V C~•n.-.1.*· ;nmAv . 7:00 Ji)nml& Deaa 7:45 L~ 8 Cartoou , 8:00 Capi.ila KIDiai'oo Dally Sentinel, .Pomeroy:Middleport, 0., Oct. . , , Egg Prite.~ Predict~d In,. ~95~ Says O~Q Poultry Expert· WSAZ ~TV ChaftJ!iel-3 "d Harold Gardner. Mrs.~'"'"ft-" Kennedy and Mrs. Ra,y Mt·s. c. L. Kennow hid n Langsvil• · e I T-ELEVISIO~L rCiliAP.. : . cil Bolin, Mrs. Anna ion Sr, and Mrs. Tipton, Colum· ,~u!PJi•el,d .•~i~I.M! hus. ~Irs. Maxine (Braley) Nairn ol Cuyahoga Falls ls the house guest ol Mr and ,Mrs. CaRh Bruley. On ,llle~!!~~~~~6V~oon ertept aunda1 1,1 Tilt Oblo va....,. Bea- Saturday. Mrs. Nairn and Mrsi' ll lorlal nfflte Dllolv Sl..l'omeiQr. 1), 1111111111 ol'flee ph- • Braley called on Mrs. Anna ~Ill· ..,...~........... . Mr. and Mrs. John Miller an~ ler and ~trs. Maggie Combs. · family, A!hviUe, Mr. anG Mts. Frank Braley a'nd c,mnf near The home coming al the l::ircievilie and Sandrli Pierce. · Lan~sville Church, Sept. i9 wa' student at Rio Grande College. wt>ll attended. A ftast was en· Mrs. Nairn was the . weekenll Mr. ann Mrs. John llardy had joy('tl at the noon hour after gm•st of Mi- . and Mra. H6r4ee Mc- ..., !heir weekend guesls Bub which, Rev. Biddle called to or· Elhinney, Leading Creek Road. A:>tcs, Los AngelO!, Cali(., M!. dcr. The alternoon progrsm inand Mrs. Roy Cain, Columbil{ llr. and Mrs. Maynard DH•i; clud•d corll!regatiohal slngint Sunday afternoon gueah 'llere solos by Sandra Pierce, duels b9 and SOIL\, Charleston 1 spent Sal · Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hood, Mr. apft urday night at tbe home ol Mr•. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grate and Mrs..Sian Ballmer, Columbus; ilt. ' lalk by He>. Wright, Marlett•. An.1a Miller and Mrs. Maggie and Mr,i. GP.orge Mills .and ,dlu.bThose attending from a distance Combs. Mrs. Miller and Mr•. ter Alice, Mr. a~.d Mrs. RU.OJI were Mrs. Herb Folden, Mr. and Combs returned .with lthem lai' a Hail and dauehters, Catla · i~d lfrK. Elwood Kennaw, Columbus, few days visit. Rita of Athens. · ,· . ....... ..,.......r•·l!l•t~F · =-~- . -. ... .~ •·•n..-·~·cn=••t!t•.. ... Of ~ .__.. otflce ::J•atlu, ,, I ' Come In and PureiJue Youn Now , '·.Middleport··_f.eed Mill " ;•w.e;no·custoJ11.·Grbadlng" ·, .. · · ~ . , .... •. . ~IIDDLWOt\'J't WASHER ·.. · $109 Master DeiiXe · Washer - $219. POMEROY ' .. M•ster Deluxe D,Yer-$209 \ FARM BUREAU Phone ~81 • E. Main ' '. l,i.-ill!lll'llil~-....--~~ll!ill~~ ' �,. 'f. ' .i~ "- ' . ,.,·, t. ' Th~ · JJ~ily SentittellDbtmm 'h) INl'ElliSTS OF MEIGS-MASON ~ ­ ... - --AtCHAio [ OWiN- GENIRAL MANAGII ~~I. C'ORIENI- IDITOl · · Wallbaal IRollhlfl, StaH Wrlltr, lportt 1dlttr ~nAte., ttew Yoill~8:"3.'!: BoWDeW-Itlm..u, ~~~e, .. tl'01, 0~ ellllf lllllllDi maltlr Jl I!Jt PGII office at Pva luht!eriptl011 rates: DeHmy ., fliTifr Wbl!ll anllab!t 10 eetlll IMI<itJ000 year ill ""'"nee at The Dally Sebtlnel f!D 110: ~ ::~ 00g·:f; $3.90.. 87 m~tor route wh.ire a~:JI.ble: a.110: une month, tL 01111 Jilt $8, Ill moatlu, $U5; !liNe IIIOiiU. • ..., Wald Kannedy lpent days with relatltes in T~ole the wHo · the Moss Run were Mrs. Guy .Fr1 cay cent guests her brother Scott •:•• Sltn .,.. o .., 6:00 9:00 few 9:30 t:o10:00 10:30 11:00 u:so 1~:1)0 WOLF PEN 1~:16 1:30 l:OO S:(IO uu Tod.ay Rom~er Roon 1'reor•re Hunt T!le Pilce !3 l411!lt Tr~lil or C~ljs,quendl Tic fat DOIIil\ It could Be·You ~·WI jleport ~vl~liill~ Bride and Groom lfa!lnte Tb'eater Queen For A VIII 3:§ lllodom Romaucu 4:00 Comeey Time . 4:SO Trouble wltb tather ~:00 Spinach Playhouse 5:45 NBC News 6:00 News Picture 6: u $ports Eye 8:22 }Veattmtast ii:~ Saber of Loudon 7:911 ~il~ o~ Last Resort 7:00 fJ!t\111 )Uitt 8:00 M-Squad 8:3() Th~ Thb. Min · l!:OO . Clv•l!i.~e o'l spOrt, , G:f.$ "'d llil'ller'a C~tt1er 10:011 f'tderil idea ,, COllUMBIJS, o .-Thlngs are up for eag produee1'11. ll'bey 'logically can expect better · egc prices in t•te19~7 and early 1958 than a year ago. Wallace Barr, ·Ohio State Uni· . v~slty extension economist, mak· .es.:tbia observation. He points out tbat egi production. the latter part of 1957 and early iu 19~8 likely will be 3 or 4 per cent .l>elow. the same months a year earlier. Poultrymen can expect egg prices to be 20 to 20 percent 10:30 'Newa l!ea.illaei · ' ' 10:40 Weatheroast 10:45 · Nltew~tc~ • .... 1:!Ml Sliit (ff! Satvftlor..; O.~n~~ 3 , .. :;~ ~~~~) IIlli~· ~:30 Go'nllW .. 10:00 Fury !OJ·.'oo8,0 C•.~l G'U~nt , true Slor,· 11:30 Detective's Dlar, 12,00 Fori!:.\ !Dir•gue t2:3o Thlr 111r .l>ie!illt 12:45 Foo\hall Gain~ 4:3o watcii Mr. wizard 5:00 SkY. .!Oai 5:3o F~ot'JaU Scoreboard 5:§ News Picture 6:110 jlopaloar CaBSidy , 6:80 !.Oiurday, Nllol4t Jam)!Om 7:00 P,rry Coi!IQ , 8:110 Club O~ls::J', ' 1 8:30 Gi!lflle Mi~Kenlle Show 9:00. What's ,. If For · 9:30. Your Hlt· P~icfe ·· ;· : \ . to!oo _.!j~!,ell!l lil>ort•~ ' · to:to' Weithereut ~ ' ' " ;.. 10:1& Nltewatch .:.. ookl~g ' or trom 6 to 12 cents a doze11 ...........,...... ~.·. Purina ·chows ::~ EVERY DAY IS BARCAIN tiAV 8:00 10:30 11:00 il:IO 11:15 11:30 11:411 \2:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 'AT 1UTTLI MOTO'IS ...... ' Listed below II I tew of ilihe prleet on tile wh1dlhleld. ·l~""'" ... >· hilt etii. Y6ii WiiUuui 1954 Cliivroltt lt2 Ton Pickup ' 1. URICTION $3J4~,,Qc · . Duk blue finish, heale and defrceleri oil filter, wln4shleJ•·wa&bo er, 8 good Urea, !hills a !lite truek lh lne eoaditl011. ~ ~~i~ $1 ' 1956 Chevrolet lei Air "~f 4Door Bht'll know how muth 1011 really care when you &ive bet the most wanted ailt ot all, 1 VB Power pack motor, Jet ~lae- tlnl~ llke n"',.at116matk llitu., ~ower steterlna, power bi'Jkfs, touch tune rH1o. Ueeiiotlei if. Keepoake Diamond Rina. Por only a Guaranteed Ptrltcl Keepuke Diamond I• a proper tribute to her love and 1956 Ford Ranch Wagon VB Thunderbird motor, lov,Jy 2 johe fl"lsli, tult~ tipflllilliiilbl radio, heater and defroller. 710xll t tea, 18,000 mltef.'eml .S a ne\1( pin. Price on windshield. alnp ..~ . . . . . '"""' loci~ t955 Mereu,Y MonteriJ H.T. 2b041r •ur fine colleclltn ef v-alh u.-:+ Llaht ton finish, heater and defroster, auliO!tlat.le. lt•6!mllilon1 · 211,000 miles, runs like new. Look this one civet. PHce on wl. We Are lnleretled In Buyln1 Cleo Uied tan • .Whlrt Your Ctnf,hllncl 11 Justified ' PomeroJ I · TUTTLE MC)ro· R co , · ·· · 280 W. Mlln St. .~ Phone ei;:C WJ I H Pomeroy, Ollid · ·. Size of laying OHIO VALLEY ·FEED COi *' .., I ) • 7 MORE DAYS to oa.19 I ' .' 9:30 Person to Person 10:00 Mystery Tbeater 7:10 p. Nltht'~ Will be · -obsemd· .. ana • apeetaJ,· tn•itltion ' II nltlldtd lo alUal~i'rl ·to attend:· A l"o~aih will bt preaerrttd. flaaa . hHt 10 th•lllh\· lleril\l,, ate ft4il&sted at this to meetln(. biina jiotluc~ ~l'rtlbmeilta ana &!fee iild llbliollirvlce will bl pl'o\old. ed <by •fht Coador Sl. tr&llp. . ' Dcdly I 8:00 8:30 9:so 10:110 10:15 10:~0 11:00 12:00 12:30 J X ~· TRACTOR SALES POMEROY PHONE 418 • A half.ton ...,. llullt-ln wtlahl for INcllon, Supplies nutritional req\lirementa durilll "'·· late geetation,•lactation and ear~p!lF{ih of pigi. Fe&!l Red Rose Pig & ~ \\{eal' to both sow and plga. 'I '· SUGAR ·RUN FLOUR ·lO:IIf Stan On 11:110 Adventures In Learnlnr li•!IQ Neiillbora ~~~O!J 1\IOon N6Wr lZ:l~ ,pt)'loon Club 12:80· tlller,et ',,, ' 1:00 Gret~lieh Wade Sho\v 1:80 MqYie Matinee 3:00 A,meriean Bandstand 4:30 Cartoon Club 0:00 liJiccaneen 11:1!0 ldlcke1 Mollie Club 1:00 rive Star Final : Jh. the· leit .~. ,:;ayre planned lo IP&Ce i.~ls ·cotlil, planlo II I> il\ebes a~arl, H! '"'pme .very close a~ ,the 13t.feet qt ·,. rOV. ranged b'om . ttl lei 128 staib or !lightly 111•re thaa . one foot apart. 11 Is eat,f(iiated that · 15% . more · kernala Dlust be planted than the nunlber or plan., wa~t·~· ~n which this corn . wao Is normally considered 1110 year two of the bybrids wer• or -~tier ~r aCfl! ·land. · p\a~ted. at the correct spacing, )o due to ·the shOrtage of ~rage one-half pounij ears n!oliture yield was contlderably w,hll' iwo 'others which were on " ' · · the ' lighter soil were planted too ears svtrag~ Jell . tbay. close together !or the •mount of o$~1balf'.· ~na this indicates molalure available. · ,plan!llig. U ·ean av~rage Normally if corn is drilled in IIIIID oneoh~ll pound this to dnch rows the kei'neli should underplaritlng. This 1/tt' spaced B\1 Inches apart It 120 bushels; II \1 inches ~Dart to ' get 90 buahels and t7'i bichel apart to .get 60 buahels. Tbls is assuming there is pl~nly of pisnt food, nutrients and the •I'"' ia a good yie1diJig bybrid. Mr. 8ayre bad plenty of pla,ot fooa 1a he· plowed· down 400 pounda of 10.111-10 fertilizer per atre; applied 3110 ,poundS. of 3-12-IZ · fertilizer II ·· •planting time and !ater slde-clf,••!!!d with 1410 ·~~!/,.Ids: of 45% al\rogerf. This res·l~ 111: • · total applieation of nitrogen .Of 1 ap~OXima!Oi)'; 1'¥/ pounds to ,tbe acre. Cprn need• 1~0 to i!IO pounds of 'ultrtigen per acre to prOduce ~00 , bushels, ·but this year with water tbe llm· itlng laetor there wu an excess ·or nitrogen ·Jet(fn !he soil. WI norma~~ ligure . needi 18 ,to f4 inehe& per ,cre.:to produce at the rate of 100 bushe)s. This amounts to f to G\1 million pounds of water per acre for t~e corn crop . , ·T~ls year : moisture was the limiting factor .. Next year it will l>e ~ question as to whetht~r ll . will he temperature, moiature, · 'lant food, hybrid, soil msnage· · r~u!:nt or other limiting factor or factors. The hybrids planted on tb• ~M·Ill ·.·' · Phone UO REHOG ALL . ., .\' ' with. I .. • IJOWI.AO lllmulat.e dM Sow ot aatllnl ~' floqr-to ,_., . ··,.) Jl!l ... beiJIIIo olimiDalur ~~~~~~ ~·~ldl!c* ,' ~- . .~ ·· . .....,. ..FJe11lng \ •*tllTOJIIO .m hel' JOUf pip ~the ...a, -b; Y-;,,JP will .. lUI SWBi!TGRO IJid oome ~cit fi>r - ..Hellll build ~~~· dllli!Jf,, OPEN lhitei -* importanhar11, ....U. • I .. ' . TA* •: · 1 · · ........ . ,' ' ..:: . ..' -; ,.._ •• I> ~ • - ;;;;;....;;111••••••lil• • • • • • • • • • • •jll• • • •, 1 \ at Farm .Burepu. 'A NEW WORLD. OF BARGAINS Peluxl · AUTOMATIC WASHE'R AS LOW AS GDI; DeKalb 830: Farm Bureau Deltllle Automatic lunitthed by seed dealers, Sugar Run Mill, Ohio Valley Feed Com· pany, Farm· Bumu Co-il~. · ' LaU· ren Hoffman and Humphrey FarmL OF DRYER 48 LOW AS $139 t: ..·. Wringer type .. , '""- .' ~··· ~· :' .' •· / $199 I ;·• dealonltratioDI Pomeroy, Oblo 1187· Pioneer 33B·A and u. S. 13 ~ ' ~.M. on · Sayre farm this year were Funk ... '.,. . . . -.\mplldrive ,350 Utility ••. pho111 'rDr.a fM - MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. INCORPORATED ,) l ':"\ : . 't -~·'.: ...~t L • •. . -.- . " !.&OU V. olDapeotia fotwanl wllll .,1 5:30 llln TID TID 7:00 Jim Bowie '7:)0 Hillre of Fate 8:0'0 · Sherloe• Jlolmes · 8:10 VIle w'llb the ~·" t:Oo Frankie Lane r ~,~ dt·il'with '[j'' ·lfalltl.. ' ·I~L..;.)•\\< '"'.: 1'111.•. Boost pull or puah·J>oftr up to 45% on U.'p .• ; chaage apeed without ahiftinr ceart to doz•:u • , . .., Slttlllll* $4.88 Tonight · 'FULTON THOMPSON .. 11 'Li"ol•utn RUGS P•th ..... Pvll• IOOII ' ' 9 1 Th_, Flaest Most Eeoaomleal :Way • -. WHTN-TV C._anneU3 jllewa · ' ·' To· Tlie COOLING and HANDLING Of 1MILK \ O:J~ W'th Fem•J!__ I ' CHANNEL IS FRiliAt Ill· The anauil . "Fo'tbi!n now continuous. Use equipment to move material autoI I.Ut':f' matlcally. Electricity ia ideal for these operallona. COLUMBUS, o. _ Feed your Condenae it. Reduce the bulk lawn this tail and you irlll put and weight of materials. Change it m good condition for tile wln· their sbape lor easy bandllng. ter, says; J' mes caJdlrell, Ohio No two farms are euetly alike, State University extenaion ~I· Blauser explains, but the general culturisl. prlncipala ran be applied to every Any complete terUlizer will !ann. do, Caldwell explajns, and you How and where to start making may apply it any time wltbln the Improvements il impo'rtant. First 1 k d It a farmer ahduld Ide a look at hi~ netx ew wee s, but o aa ~oon as pos•ible if the ground Is present setup- bulldlq amnco- moist. You'll hive betler results ment, equlpnu!ht and metboda. It with , spreader. 11 will dlltrtbute also wiD be helpful lor him to visit Ianni where lllllallatlons the fertilizer more ••·enly than bave been tntde and see bow they you can do it by hand. Flaure on might meet ,hb needs. I rom three to tour pounds of fer· In ady use. a Jong41me plan tilizer for each 1110 square feet should be de•eloped so IIIII any of Iown area. - - ___ - · - - -- - - --------------------• • • ·Saturdar-~.-1. 1t ure tM Fa'nh ' ; 9:30 Harb<>urmaiter GoldeD' Playhqult 10:110 110:30 The Late Show 12:00 The t.ati .Late show ~~ei>irt ,' r handled ' • JJ:~ Scuu)ing the Welth.r tt:JO Tbe Lit ShoW . ·'' · · ' "' • • PayoI' The Verdi'.! Ia Youn E·rlgliter Day S:lh Store•. Storm I Nl bt • S:30 E.,ge o i f:OO · The !;Uly Sho-.. 5:30 You: l.!so Reporter 5:45 SpMs i'uade &:M WeathMnan 6:00 Mr. District Attorne7 ~30 Playhouse of Stan 7:00 Track Down 7:30 Zane Grey Theater ~ M.r. Adama and E\le ~ewi Kllle't. Almanac Love of Life Search fot TOIDOI!OW Qu)dlnj Light t•tle'l Klle~en Ai lb6 World TarnJ Beat the c\oct 1 turc, Barr saYs it appear.s as if UP.to-the-Mlati~ ~e*i on Capt.ln Ki~!iii'OO I; ·,. l!JicbtY. lolou" PlajLollll Draw With Me . \ , LI!~~Y 8 b~oojis . · · ~~t\(fday Plffl!oU~e ' · Jill)lhl' 11e~ Show · Lone Ranjer • .. Badte and BuUeQ . · !:sO Teea-age Da~cte Parb !· 2:30 Sat.urdaY Sh~caae 3:·oo Gai'den Club ' .. . ' 3:15 ·News· · llrOidca~ ~f QUeen El be • ' 1 iza th • ifttlva j 3:45 Faautre Report ' , 4:00 Get Set, Go 4:30 Jr. Town Meeting 5:110 TV ClasirOilin 5:30 You Are There . 6:00 Satprday l'iews ' Stieetll • ~:!~ Football Scoreb6p'rd 6:30. Perrr Malon 7:30 Die~ and· the llueheu , •. B:OO Gale storm Shqw · ··. -~:30 Have Gun, Wili 'i'ijvel 9:00 Gunsmolie ·: · of material• are year on Ohio Carma, and all too often it is done by man PO\'IV, says I. P. Blauser, Ohio Stole t11iJ. ve...ity Extension agricultural en.llneer. On dairy farms from 20 to 25 tons of materiall •re handled for each cow, Blaurer p<>lnta out. These materala Include milk, feed, bedding and monure. In addition. more than 30 tons of water are requtre for each cow. Much o.l the msterial is bandied h 1 more t sn once so that the IOta tonage for each cow may be from 7$ to 1110 Iolii a yeu. Chore labor msy require up to 7~ per rent of the total labor on dsiry farms, ae· cording to the engineer. ElectriCity can be a bil help, Blauser aays, In reduclnc cbore Ja. bor in materiala bandtme. He Iiiia tbcse eeneral principals to follow in materials bandlma: Don't move it or mo•e II u lit· u poutble. Shorten the .u.. 1ae:na1. rtsace and l•t lfavlty help In the movement, Let animals seU·feed. Hanat. larger •'l"'uats. lbke ev· ery trip count. Ellmlaate IDilll the higher prim will stimulate increased chick purchll!'eS \n lite winter and spring of 19&8 wUh ·lower prices in the fail of 1958 and winter of 1959. Bm. recommends that farmerp not cull their iaylnp floc~s as rigorously . Phone 3151 Rae.tne as usual and that they start new IIi'.1 1 1 1 1 II 11 1 l "beat chicks this fall or winter to ~ I I I I Iii I I a • • I the erowd" on the proba~~ _ _ _..;._,_ lt,lling ege mo ke\ In late 195£ ' ' i< I llake ueb COLUMBUS-Tbouranda of tona batches. flocks at mid· 1 year was slightly smaller than a year earlier. Rate ot culling in 1957 up to August 1 w" 12 per cent greater than a year ago. Looking further lot~ the lu· Mulberry Ave. · ,I!T. TO ,_IT , The .L'e~tl'al frfA: wlll meet I~ IObOOI, ¥ondat, Oct. .. If ~~~'•~· ~ni~l•te llelllbit'l•tl•e ~i:;~:te;a::F;~;;;:;:;;;;;~~;; ;;;;;~;;;:~;:= ..~;;:$E~;:a~:;;:;:~~~:;~~" ~ri' .• ~=L.,rcm: ·Aft., - 1954 Ford Customllne 2Door - Collins E. Mala 81. · 011'1'\' MOore ' ~trite It Jueb .:.:..-;;~-;-:-~~~~~~~:J~t":-'=:;;;;;~~;o;;;,· ~11:80 Ftt~b61hHighll&bll 9i00 The Uneup ·- ' Automotlc tronoml88lon, beautl!tiJ 2 .tone blue flnlab, .radio belt· er and delroster, baek up llgbli, hal11!onijinl bhllo tnttrlbt. A e1r you would be proud to own. !>rice on wlndahleld. C.IM IR tecloy ciiMI '" Jewelry 0 0 Pt4ttal T.. Dlc11qn- "llfll ·~;.._. ·' ;0 ,ju ziw IBN ot tiitJWUI•L J:k.•fi',Mtl: ah tiMXW Oil QIJU • HXI lore, WSW tires, looks and runs like nW. Loolt lor prlet oa vr.s. unde11tandln~o . Prkd .... ' f:at:;:u. II :00 Principles For Using Elettrie , Fall tood Tim~· · PowerToLessen Work Outlined To Feed La~ . higher than lor the same• period lut year, Bart says, based on past production and price rela· . lionsblps. · The econo.Wst sees thete lac, tors as inOuenclng higher egg prim this tall and winter: Number of eu type chicks hat· ched during the lirst six months of 1957 was 19 percent less than ,. for the same months a year ago. Rate of lay per hen likely will increose a little each month over that ol ' year earlier. \. .WCHS•1V C~•n.-.1.*· ;nmAv . 7:00 Ji)nml& Deaa 7:45 L~ 8 Cartoou , 8:00 Capi.ila KIDiai'oo Dally Sentinel, .Pomeroy:Middleport, 0., Oct. . , , Egg Prite.~ Predict~d In,. ~95~ Says O~Q Poultry Expert· WSAZ ~TV ChaftJ!iel-3 "d Harold Gardner. Mrs.~'"'"ft-" Kennedy and Mrs. Ra,y Mt·s. c. L. Kennow hid n Langsvil• · e I T-ELEVISIO~L rCiliAP.. : . cil Bolin, Mrs. Anna ion Sr, and Mrs. Tipton, Colum· ,~u!PJi•el,d .•~i~I.M! hus. ~Irs. Maxine (Braley) Nairn ol Cuyahoga Falls ls the house guest ol Mr and ,Mrs. CaRh Bruley. On ,llle~!!~~~~~6V~oon ertept aunda1 1,1 Tilt Oblo va....,. Bea- Saturday. Mrs. Nairn and Mrsi' ll lorlal nfflte Dllolv Sl..l'omeiQr. 1), 1111111111 ol'flee ph- • Braley called on Mrs. Anna ~Ill· ..,...~........... . Mr. and Mrs. John Miller an~ ler and ~trs. Maggie Combs. · family, A!hviUe, Mr. anG Mts. Frank Braley a'nd c,mnf near The home coming al the l::ircievilie and Sandrli Pierce. · Lan~sville Church, Sept. i9 wa' student at Rio Grande College. wt>ll attended. A ftast was en· Mrs. Nairn was the . weekenll Mr. ann Mrs. John llardy had joy('tl at the noon hour after gm•st of Mi- . and Mra. H6r4ee Mc- ..., !heir weekend guesls Bub which, Rev. Biddle called to or· Elhinney, Leading Creek Road. A:>tcs, Los AngelO!, Cali(., M!. dcr. The alternoon progrsm inand Mrs. Roy Cain, Columbil{ llr. and Mrs. Maynard DH•i; clud•d corll!regatiohal slngint Sunday afternoon gueah 'llere solos by Sandra Pierce, duels b9 and SOIL\, Charleston 1 spent Sal · Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hood, Mr. apft urday night at tbe home ol Mr•. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grate and Mrs..Sian Ballmer, Columbus; ilt. ' lalk by He>. Wright, Marlett•. An.1a Miller and Mrs. Maggie and Mr,i. GP.orge Mills .and ,dlu.bThose attending from a distance Combs. Mrs. Miller and Mr•. ter Alice, Mr. a~.d Mrs. RU.OJI were Mrs. Herb Folden, Mr. and Combs returned .with lthem lai' a Hail and dauehters, Catla · i~d lfrK. Elwood Kennaw, Columbus, few days visit. Rita of Athens. · ,· . ....... ..,.......r•·l!l•t~F · =-~- . -. ... .~ •·•n..-·~·cn=••t!t•.. ... Of ~ .__.. otflce ::J•atlu, ,, I ' Come In and PureiJue Youn Now , '·.Middleport··_f.eed Mill " ;•w.e;no·custoJ11.·Grbadlng" ·, .. · · ~ . , .... •. . ~IIDDLWOt\'J't WASHER ·.. · $109 Master DeiiXe · Washer - $219. POMEROY ' .. M•ster Deluxe D,Yer-$209 \ FARM BUREAU Phone ~81 • E. Main ' '. l,i.-ill!lll'llil~-....--~~ll!ill~~ ' �~-·~... . PREDIC1lON PANEL • (i'lrst Team Named lias Stere Listed First) , •1 • Crow MencbliJU.OIIfs Knl&ht Fultz Gibbs Md~!hJ1!!ne1 Ath~ns at Nelsonville .•••... . 33-0 26-0 . 30-6 26-6 20-6 20-0 POmeroy at Jackson ••........ 0-26 1-2-1 7-26 '6·18 0-18 19-13 Logan at Middl~port , , .. . : ... 26-7 33-0 30·14 7·12 13-19 20-6 Wellston at GllU!lolili ........ 27·13 24-13 W-7 38-13 27·13 27-7 The Plains at Rutlatid •. .. . ... 0-44 0-35 0-40 0-47 i-28 6-20 Mercerville at E~rn (lofidd.) .. 1-0 13-b 16-6 7·12 20-6 14-6 , Southwestern at Kyger •.. .... 0-12 0·18 6-12 7-14 0-13 13-7 lfannnn at WahillM .•..... .. . 20·6 0·7 12·6 12·13 21-13 14·6 Ashland (Ky.) at Pl. Pleas~nt . . 20-6 28-0 20-6 20·12 19-14 19-6 I KANSAS CITY-Kansas City barber won the 28th onnilsl Ml,. ~DUr! Invitational trip .ahoot Utlc ' hitting 96 or 100 targets on a wind-swept doy. His name-Tom , Shoots. . 4-Daily sentinel,·Pomerqy: . < Middleport, 0., Oct: 11, 19G7 • 'l'lae DaqJ Sntltld SPORTS 'fldot Wheel . DESK . 12 mi. West ! of ~ert, On Route 1 •'" Under N•w Mana,emeni. Pr~~1tThe ·. . -·--- ~~~,\, Picks Panthers To Score Pnn1e1 Team1 of the area might as well stay at home tool~~~~ 1 Wahama should have refused to come out of !he room lad night. The Panel bas picked its winners. Why up everybody's hair by playing out the game? Fortunately foOI~llt ot aoy sport, is not like that. Prot11•l bllltles, yes, CertalnUt!s,,never, ' Coaclt-.S!I)'re's boys had two vote~ tlftilte lfannan. Menehlntand Earl Knight gave die F,atcolls thi edge. But can find the acott elsewhere. SKAft·A~AY-. - . Join tht !tam of aalltfiH Five j>ltked Pomeroy to ~e th~ .rlrst to PJ&:~i~i Jac~son s ul\cl'OIIid JO&IIIne this year. Bul only opeL ( OWMR of I Rollh ~ , · · Gibbs, picked the P1nthers to wiD. lie said It will 11e 8.JiitW Uet4 blil Pomeroy. Will Now ·~ · ('J;& luy now . ' whllt prlcoa artlowl will have a very tough lim' With Loilin except Knight anti Jobn Fultz, IIOth of Coleb loll* Tliolilllei of ~ enough reside In Mld~leport. Knlghl has the oa~t::~;',::: ~m:n 1956 MERCURY. ets 12·7, Fultz 19·13. "We're gonna upset somebody rtendinl 1bouldor ...U.tloil. ·M :,to,.teray Hard Top. Beau- season l'cl just as ~nIt Is Logan," said Fultz. ~em Htllblek ll•~ lllffiaw ,ro: Adnti~tktit 2Sc tlful red and black finish Alben• Will feel good lifter Ne~nvllle all blblf II ltlt lor till ~todil .1(1.-, ,' se'ff wilh like new white concl~de and Gaillpolls wilt be defi.ted farther ·~~~~~ • 'mll4 btl4 eoncblill!ll Mo.n .- Wed.""" FrL...:. ' \1' tires. Nice, blac~ In~· ~~~~ \fellito~. . ' . ., r;:~r-..~~~~~ ljll< Slit. Evtitt~ . . Wh lealberlntert9~-Mew . ;;· RUl!antf IN!ipu~ ~vQ1;o,yeak The flaJne.;ror .N~. i117;:~~! 1 o-ntauc drive, r-adio, h~oter. arjd.IOb Ashlf~.,J!IIl· se~)ilsareellbjnds get more ell ...~~~~.; On. local owner. litlodna: to Kv~er. Ashland, not so hot this year In fast to ' $2295 pany, will look sharp against Point Pleasant. .;, d lh h It ,.n ere you ave . . "''·r!t!(Continue• - -- On-,,.,-Flvtl -1956 lUlCK j ,.-o;;;.;;;:::;==;;;;;.,:~;;,l , , SITTLING DOWN C~nte In Now . lind Special 4 dr, Hard top, R•al u ha S"OOT ! ®LUMBUS UP - Ohio col· llharp black & white finish nAIII n lefti telrll•. having played the moStltct Youf N•l! Jorlty o! tnelr lnterstcUonal white wall tires, radio, heat: Sunday Oct. 13th ltmes, settl• down to conference er, dynanow, clear plastic buolness this S•turday with 14 eeat covers. TOPCOAT~ C. D. Frec~er Farm loop tilts topping a 24-game card. $2495 811han Road GIVIS usr T~UGHIS ' ' Noon .Til Qark COLUMB~S Ohio stote 'i.I .; 1954 OLDSMOIIU ... "sfon'f)ret l!Y · ~·h wo¥y . Y'l stve;,the nnor Lolfa Orfter of Moose lshlna touch~ odat to tlt!Mqu1l! \ 98 4 ddlir. Mist ·green byhe hopes will have tho dolenolve dramatic, radio, beater, Shell• Furnished ~blltty to hold a bruising Jlllnola power steering, tinted glass leom In check Saturday. SpORT COAT · · white walls, seal covet!. ' ' from our Iorge oeleetlon or till I $1695 meitbal1411e r.•nell811 MosfP~ ' J The more paliflculir·· yw ' . . are about wliat rou eai, better jilil'll appir,Mlite-aur _ No [)own ~~yment~, Eosy Ter~s · O,.a IYtn11tii '[Ill tO!OI) P.M. On Jackets Get Two Nods to Win dhd . . "·c...s, , I Outboard Motor Storage -I 1953 CHEVROLO ..210 2 dr. Light blue and Wh!te finish, good tires. , llandard shift, radio, heat· tr, a solid lillie car. $795 IIIANY ~ORE Karr & .': Van Iandt Poriteroy, Ohio . ~ .; : •' :-' .' ~ ;.... • ·; :. ..... '..' ·$.JftJ :{· '~ > • I r•' ' ' ' I I $86S •• -j) tap » ' ) \· SAI,IS an• SIRVICI Plloae 8..M c . UP TO '$850·00 . " $1045 · '. . ' ·-~ '58 models. Yo4'll never g~ o better deal than right row. Come·.li:l and buy today. Bring your title. Only 14 new unitsI left. ,, . . TAKE ·A LOoK At THIS. - A·l USED CARS , ' ,-· .0~ Po11ero,, o. J ,. . ' /1. ' . • • AND fRIICkS: Connrttblll - Fordoma~•.wblte lites, wis Wllller, only 11500 11illes. Now Onlf- · 1916 PLYMOUTH • • · • •• $1795 ··Slltio'it Wa10n~ Loeal obe oWner. Very low mtl;.;.. For tbla week only- ~ ~In St. (Ntor·.Hit• Sehooll Phone 491 .. 195.7 FQID V8 · · • · · ~ · $2595 'MOTOR·. _ ~,co ,;;' " wrte cleaning' out'our stock and getting teody for the all _~ . . 1950 CHMOllT .. • . DISCOUNT 1917 MIRCUlY • ~ fOIIltfOJ it~ • I . ~. Mont. 4 dr. llftoonilttc. Brand 11ew. Only 200 iiillii. See ttiJs iild But it. "' COME IN .A ' . $1895 $J295 o 0 0 0 0 0 I I t 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 1 0 0 I 1 o 1 I t-1~ :.;,"\r~~t VS'&hlibt ~.Xfood bb, it r f, · I 1111... •.•,. t.onet V8 Club SediD, Healer , l Nlwrute Trana., Tbrte Tone WERNER RADIO flai4 .. .: ' ' $1895 PoWer iiewia Ope. A: alee car.for tilly- ... ''WWi .... ud TVI A8lldllell . $t&9S + .' .. .... ' ........ ~ .... $1095 . ' P-rfllte·'JnllllillW,, '"' ~!tv . '' \"' -- ,. .. , .. 1 •~~•w· 'l(, ntoNit Ate. •MIDDL~Bt 10$4 FORD - • • Rlllcll ~• . F'orMaite Uld , ii " .lllrD. Now OnlJ ...._ l ' • ., ' ' • • '' · ·co• ' ' • 19$2 PONtiA~ • • • • • • • • $5.5 . .j -····••fl••············· • ' " .. i:;:· '1056 STUD-tAKER. " ,'. • • '~ ' , 1916 ;P9RD :,VI .-• :~;.- ~ . ~ _. • t19fj 1956 \ . 3oal' ' t DOor Sedan, Radio, ' ¢ullamllno vt t DN.r staJI, ilet.ttr • Powerlllte fiiiM., Iidia. Heatir A ~lc TraftL, Bille Fiala llinltltul 'Miree Tone Palllt. SAVE 1915, ...~~~ . -t·;. .,· .~ .... . $149-5 . 1-clt: Sid: trina. Clean. 'hils weeli only - ·BI,G· 'SELEO:ION 195} ' dO~ .. ' 19$5 F4Ul~NE • • • • • · $1515 ve •_,, Fordolna&,'ud~tat .~~a,.. · ·. . . ,, ' ...-'t'phtetj"sznt rna;r ' wj ·e SCOTT·ATWATER 284 W. Mila st. , ~· 'I $995 . _1. OUTBOARD MOTOR ANb STORE IT Gel A Free Tue Up ln The Spring Be Sure Your Motor Will Be Ready To Go. muLL INSURANCE COVERAGE* Metropolitot~ Marine ' ' and Compa.ny Demonstrators blue, ndlo, he•ter _. seat ccivm. . ,. AulhorlzeJI Dealer . ' : . ·Belvedere 2-dbor llardtop. Bl14!k, over 1110 LI!T US WINTERIZE YOUR 1 . >'954 PLYMounl SUIT; Jll . ., ~~;t CHEVROLET ·. 4-Door SedpiJ. llefutlful 2-tone ·gt~en nn~~h stollhs mterior, good rubber, ' .. I!' e jlli(.ailt~- all the way. b!!lter. ' ;,, ·' ~fue. 2· owner. ·;.,! .1 MARTII N.la4 ""· . .. . . . Si.VI! .\ . S~LL IUIAl ~- =t . .-.·SALE OF NEW 57 FORDS ' . 1ti hAVIcl WHAT \v& Sunday Aft.,ii6til ' 2:30 THI4:oO'P,M. t:;.rt tine focl11. Y(!U1i'' Itt~ . prices too. .., .' .. ..,i �~-·~... . PREDIC1lON PANEL • (i'lrst Team Named lias Stere Listed First) , •1 • Crow MencbliJU.OIIfs Knl&ht Fultz Gibbs Md~!hJ1!!ne1 Ath~ns at Nelsonville .•••... . 33-0 26-0 . 30-6 26-6 20-6 20-0 POmeroy at Jackson ••........ 0-26 1-2-1 7-26 '6·18 0-18 19-13 Logan at Middl~port , , .. . : ... 26-7 33-0 30·14 7·12 13-19 20-6 Wellston at GllU!lolili ........ 27·13 24-13 W-7 38-13 27·13 27-7 The Plains at Rutlatid •. .. . ... 0-44 0-35 0-40 0-47 i-28 6-20 Mercerville at E~rn (lofidd.) .. 1-0 13-b 16-6 7·12 20-6 14-6 , Southwestern at Kyger •.. .... 0-12 0·18 6-12 7-14 0-13 13-7 lfannnn at WahillM .•..... .. . 20·6 0·7 12·6 12·13 21-13 14·6 Ashland (Ky.) at Pl. Pleas~nt . . 20-6 28-0 20-6 20·12 19-14 19-6 I KANSAS CITY-Kansas City barber won the 28th onnilsl Ml,. ~DUr! Invitational trip .ahoot Utlc ' hitting 96 or 100 targets on a wind-swept doy. His name-Tom , Shoots. . 4-Daily sentinel,·Pomerqy: . < Middleport, 0., Oct: 11, 19G7 • 'l'lae DaqJ Sntltld SPORTS 'fldot Wheel . DESK . 12 mi. West ! of ~ert, On Route 1 •'" Under N•w Mana,emeni. Pr~~1tThe ·. . -·--- ~~~,\, Picks Panthers To Score Pnn1e1 Team1 of the area might as well stay at home tool~~~~ 1 Wahama should have refused to come out of !he room lad night. The Panel bas picked its winners. Why up everybody's hair by playing out the game? Fortunately foOI~llt ot aoy sport, is not like that. Prot11•l bllltles, yes, CertalnUt!s,,never, ' Coaclt-.S!I)'re's boys had two vote~ tlftilte lfannan. Menehlntand Earl Knight gave die F,atcolls thi edge. But can find the acott elsewhere. SKAft·A~AY-. - . Join tht !tam of aalltfiH Five j>ltked Pomeroy to ~e th~ .rlrst to PJ&:~i~i Jac~son s ul\cl'OIIid JO&IIIne this year. Bul only opeL ( OWMR of I Rollh ~ , · · Gibbs, picked the P1nthers to wiD. lie said It will 11e 8.JiitW Uet4 blil Pomeroy. Will Now ·~ · ('J;& luy now . ' whllt prlcoa artlowl will have a very tough lim' With Loilin except Knight anti Jobn Fultz, IIOth of Coleb loll* Tliolilllei of ~ enough reside In Mld~leport. Knlghl has the oa~t::~;',::: ~m:n 1956 MERCURY. ets 12·7, Fultz 19·13. "We're gonna upset somebody rtendinl 1bouldor ...U.tloil. ·M :,to,.teray Hard Top. Beau- season l'cl just as ~nIt Is Logan," said Fultz. ~em Htllblek ll•~ lllffiaw ,ro: Adnti~tktit 2Sc tlful red and black finish Alben• Will feel good lifter Ne~nvllle all blblf II ltlt lor till ~todil .1(1.-, ,' se'ff wilh like new white concl~de and Gaillpolls wilt be defi.ted farther ·~~~~~ • 'mll4 btl4 eoncblill!ll Mo.n .- Wed.""" FrL...:. ' \1' tires. Nice, blac~ In~· ~~~~ \fellito~. . ' . ., r;:~r-..~~~~~ ljll< Slit. Evtitt~ . . Wh lealberlntert9~-Mew . ;;· RUl!antf IN!ipu~ ~vQ1;o,yeak The flaJne.;ror .N~. i117;:~~! 1 o-ntauc drive, r-adio, h~oter. arjd.IOb Ashlf~.,J!IIl· se~)ilsareellbjnds get more ell ...~~~~.; On. local owner. litlodna: to Kv~er. Ashland, not so hot this year In fast to ' $2295 pany, will look sharp against Point Pleasant. .;, d lh h It ,.n ere you ave . . "''·r!t!(Continue• - -- On-,,.,-Flvtl -1956 lUlCK j ,.-o;;;.;;;:::;==;;;;;.,:~;;,l , , SITTLING DOWN C~nte In Now . lind Special 4 dr, Hard top, R•al u ha S"OOT ! ®LUMBUS UP - Ohio col· llharp black & white finish nAIII n lefti telrll•. having played the moStltct Youf N•l! Jorlty o! tnelr lnterstcUonal white wall tires, radio, heat: Sunday Oct. 13th ltmes, settl• down to conference er, dynanow, clear plastic buolness this S•turday with 14 eeat covers. TOPCOAT~ C. D. Frec~er Farm loop tilts topping a 24-game card. $2495 811han Road GIVIS usr T~UGHIS ' ' Noon .Til Qark COLUMB~S Ohio stote 'i.I .; 1954 OLDSMOIIU ... "sfon'f)ret l!Y · ~·h wo¥y . Y'l stve;,the nnor Lolfa Orfter of Moose lshlna touch~ odat to tlt!Mqu1l! \ 98 4 ddlir. Mist ·green byhe hopes will have tho dolenolve dramatic, radio, beater, Shell• Furnished ~blltty to hold a bruising Jlllnola power steering, tinted glass leom In check Saturday. SpORT COAT · · white walls, seal covet!. ' ' from our Iorge oeleetlon or till I $1695 meitbal1411e r.•nell811 MosfP~ ' J The more paliflculir·· yw ' . . are about wliat rou eai, better jilil'll appir,Mlite-aur _ No [)own ~~yment~, Eosy Ter~s · O,.a IYtn11tii '[Ill tO!OI) P.M. On Jackets Get Two Nods to Win dhd . . "·c...s, , I Outboard Motor Storage -I 1953 CHEVROLO ..210 2 dr. Light blue and Wh!te finish, good tires. , llandard shift, radio, heat· tr, a solid lillie car. $795 IIIANY ~ORE Karr & .': Van Iandt Poriteroy, Ohio . ~ .; : •' :-' .' ~ ;.... • ·; :. ..... '..' ·$.JftJ :{· '~ > • I r•' ' ' ' I I $86S •• -j) tap » ' ) \· SAI,IS an• SIRVICI Plloae 8..M c . UP TO '$850·00 . " $1045 · '. . ' ·-~ '58 models. Yo4'll never g~ o better deal than right row. Come·.li:l and buy today. Bring your title. Only 14 new unitsI left. ,, . . TAKE ·A LOoK At THIS. - A·l USED CARS , ' ,-· .0~ Po11ero,, o. J ,. . ' /1. ' . • • AND fRIICkS: Connrttblll - Fordoma~•.wblte lites, wis Wllller, only 11500 11illes. Now Onlf- · 1916 PLYMOUTH • • · • •• $1795 ··Slltio'it Wa10n~ Loeal obe oWner. Very low mtl;.;.. For tbla week only- ~ ~In St. (Ntor·.Hit• Sehooll Phone 491 .. 195.7 FQID V8 · · • · · ~ · $2595 'MOTOR·. _ ~,co ,;;' " wrte cleaning' out'our stock and getting teody for the all _~ . . 1950 CHMOllT .. • . DISCOUNT 1917 MIRCUlY • ~ fOIIltfOJ it~ • I . ~. Mont. 4 dr. llftoonilttc. Brand 11ew. Only 200 iiillii. See ttiJs iild But it. "' COME IN .A ' . $1895 $J295 o 0 0 0 0 0 I I t 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 1 0 0 I 1 o 1 I t-1~ :.;,"\r~~t VS'&hlibt ~.Xfood bb, it r f, · I 1111... •.•,. t.onet V8 Club SediD, Healer , l Nlwrute Trana., Tbrte Tone WERNER RADIO flai4 .. .: ' ' $1895 PoWer iiewia Ope. A: alee car.for tilly- ... ''WWi .... ud TVI A8lldllell . $t&9S + .' .. .... ' ........ ~ .... $1095 . ' P-rfllte·'JnllllillW,, '"' ~!tv . '' \"' -- ,. .. , .. 1 •~~•w· 'l(, ntoNit Ate. •MIDDL~Bt 10$4 FORD - • • Rlllcll ~• . F'orMaite Uld , ii " .lllrD. Now OnlJ ...._ l ' • ., ' ' • • '' · ·co• ' ' • 19$2 PONtiA~ • • • • • • • • $5.5 . .j -····••fl••············· • ' " .. i:;:· '1056 STUD-tAKER. " ,'. • • '~ ' , 1916 ;P9RD :,VI .-• :~;.- ~ . ~ _. • t19fj 1956 \ . 3oal' ' t DOor Sedan, Radio, ' ¢ullamllno vt t DN.r staJI, ilet.ttr • Powerlllte fiiiM., Iidia. Heatir A ~lc TraftL, Bille Fiala llinltltul 'Miree Tone Palllt. SAVE 1915, ...~~~ . -t·;. .,· .~ .... . $149-5 . 1-clt: Sid: trina. Clean. 'hils weeli only - ·BI,G· 'SELEO:ION 195} ' dO~ .. ' 19$5 F4Ul~NE • • • • • · $1515 ve •_,, Fordolna&,'ud~tat .~~a,.. · ·. . . ,, ' ...-'t'phtetj"sznt rna;r ' wj ·e SCOTT·ATWATER 284 W. Mila st. , ~· 'I $995 . _1. OUTBOARD MOTOR ANb STORE IT Gel A Free Tue Up ln The Spring Be Sure Your Motor Will Be Ready To Go. muLL INSURANCE COVERAGE* Metropolitot~ Marine ' ' and Compa.ny Demonstrators blue, ndlo, he•ter _. seat ccivm. . ,. AulhorlzeJI Dealer . ' : . ·Belvedere 2-dbor llardtop. Bl14!k, over 1110 LI!T US WINTERIZE YOUR 1 . >'954 PLYMounl SUIT; Jll . ., ~~;t CHEVROLET ·. 4-Door SedpiJ. llefutlful 2-tone ·gt~en nn~~h stollhs mterior, good rubber, ' .. I!' e jlli(.ailt~- all the way. b!!lter. ' ;,, ·' ~fue. 2· owner. ·;.,! .1 MARTII N.la4 ""· . .. . . . Si.VI! .\ . S~LL IUIAl ~- =t . .-.·SALE OF NEW 57 FORDS ' . 1ti hAVIcl WHAT \v& Sunday Aft.,ii6til ' 2:30 THI4:oO'P,M. t:;.rt tine focl11. Y(!U1i'' Itt~ . prices too. .., .' .. ..,i �' ~~'-~;;.:r:::::~~~~~;;..'"'...;,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=: I 8-llaUv· SeDtFe~'Pomeroy-Mlddleporl, 0., Oc\.11,'1957 POlr CONSlSTINT ~Ider. .· .NT ADS WAP...0 ..., E 398 DEPENDABLE RESULTS y Old 1.,, B. dM SI b S. th c~~~~- :.L~~son Ollf f0J!Jflg . oar a.y 0 lS ury eVC"J Be On Its Las't Le0us' F'Inall..y' Graders Hold A Wienar Rnost CHESTER Relief or subsitute route· e.tr~er lor Duly Senlonel. Conhlcl Cirl : 10 9' 3tc Mr. ':nd Servir.es ~--t ~ mmim~: e~sts wh~ch r~~ ~~:~~~~:~ !~~~ rccentl~ I 36~8. - -- Rummage uct on I A I....,ncl, • S.~i ... ~leland's p'l:i,1:s 1':f nci~JI~nb -;:~~~~~~-~~~~ tiq~e·. I Washin~ton an- ~ =--------- 0 10 1 131 ~:!~Y. ~~~~~~~r.c hhl;,enera1 ne-P ~d[~h~ak~r ~~LL!Niory .'!t!"E~d 10 ~ I - The underolgned wlil offer for aale at public aucUcn on Saturday lhe ZBth day of October, , at 1957Etta the residence of the tale Wolf, deceased, lO<ated about one. IIlii mile West of the Raeine-Ba· aban Road and about four miles !rum Racine in Sutton Towoahip, :lleigo County, Ohio, beglnnln( at 10:00 o'clock A M., the following peroonai proporty: 2 be'-l aewtng machine I sofa and ! choirs quilta comforb & blanketa 2 tables linens Cllrlains ~isbes 2 heaters cooking utenaola fUll lamps and man) other ltema Lester L. Rouah, Adminiatratot ol Etta Wolf, deceased Crlt Bradford, Auctioneer. (10) 8, 1~. 22, 3tc I LETART fALLS ~I lames Marriner -Pekongese Puppoc•. Mrs. Wood· row Call, 732 Sycamore St., Moddleport, 0. 10·8-12tc Rough lumber Contact Andrew Croe•, Letart Falls, Ohoo. !0 9 etc Gene Connolly, assistant ell(ineer for Bechtel Corporation Ia opcndlng a two week vacation with biB parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Connolly. SALE -a-nd bath. Gas, electric and city T2RMITIS lliTERMINATID water. Phone 24823. Charleo M. For fr.e loapectlon phone 383-M, ijaley, Rutland. IO 8 Gilmore Store, Pomeroy. F••m, ... acres on Sh-a..--de -Ri-ve-r. All work cuaranteed. Fully In· oured. Vaughan'! Industrial and 'llo mile ol! Route No 7, joins ~olfe1Jial Termite control Ser· new Eaatern HJgh School on vlee, Sl Marys, w. va. 7 25 tf Route No. ~. 100 acres Bottom land, P.lenty water, good bu~d· ings, 8 room ranch type how~. WE BUY full hnsemenl, coal furn.ce, water In house, free natur.al mUCTURAL I . . . gs, available. Rcaaon for aell· fCIIAP IRON _MITAU ing Fa!Ung Health Stanley' Gibbs, Long Bottom, Route No. 2. 10.3-6tfp , Malftll. 7361 ,..,.,.,, Ohio Phono No. 121 - Afttr 5 PM 10.7-tJ ·~~~~....,~~~~~~'IFOR ~lp S~pply 1-M •nd M 6 ft. Desk; l-Intel' njtlonal desk 7 It; !- rubber belt, 6 in. wode !50 ft. long; 2H P. ntolol'l, hpuvy duty Stanley Glbb1, Long Bottom, Route No 2 10-3-0tfp ~ --~--ro_o_m t;;u-~-e Q .... U,ied Electric f'•Jve I3~.00; Co•l Heatroia $20.u., Gao Furnnc• conversion bureau $40.00. Phone 6128-X I0.7-6tfe GoOII living room ouot for sale. Green covoring Phone 9263 10 2 6tfc - ---,--.,....------f'll For Sale: II!OA grain and stock Beaglde raLolt do~• for sal;-;;, "'-. Ill !___ farm. Large modern houoe 01.,, r,... ........,. to small town on state htsh· SUIt, Mlddle1ra e. Howord I wish to exprcB! my olneerc way. One of Meigs County's - port Rt t ' Hob~'" Roa d. thanka and - -&better farms. Sentinel10.7~' Box n i•hb to friends, I h relative• h . - .10 -2 6tfp RADIO TEL.EVISION SERviC-E, 668B • • oro or I eor l ougbtful- Cusl"!!' Buolt Kltohen. Kitchen Ph · ~P ness, sympathy and IIMai of- desfgned for your home. Free one 200 Cleland Appliance lerln,. in the illness and after estimates Foreman & Abbott. Store. 116 w. Main St., Pomer~ lbe death of my husband, Huoor Phooe 62U4 Y. 8 8 If 2 23 If SETTLEMENT OF ACCOtJNTS Brown. 1 especially wioh to I A t d h h thank the Rev. Roger Bishop, FOR, SALE - Ar•piea. New H• :' ccoun s an vouc en o! I e Ewing tuncral llome, Holzer vcn Orchard, New !Iaven. Phone following named poroons and e.. llospltal and the blood donors. TU- 4(1 . HDtl ~111"'11!.!1!!1!~ ltates Court have been lllee in the ProMra. lluber Brown of Meigs County, Ohio, 2 88 tO llltc FOR SALE: one Lancaster doep il-aooiimiiru~iii for approval and aettlement. -:-:::--------well jet pump woth pressure CONCRITI Firat and final account o! George f:1 lank and •witch. Abo 85-feel F. Thomas, guardian of person and plastic plr.e, 111 x 1y,, one "lvlld hlltt PerL...estate of 1:, Ward. arehlleel'a drawing table, stool Font and final account or Chri-. tine Bceale, adminlstratnx of ••. l"tmolc Collie - Goes by name of ana tools One typewriter desk ' GRUUU BLOCK ole of Elmer S. Beegle, deceased. ... "Prlnceaa." C11l Bll·J 'or eon- and .one filing cabinet, handmade. One electric table saw, one wood 1 Milot Northef ,_.., Flrotaad final account of Aman' taet Georse Baer. tO 11 3tc lathe, ohe oolid oak sideboard, ~ It, CaK Wm. .,_,· da Baor, odmlnlatratrix, eotate of one "Whl:e" aewong machine, ' Warren W. Holler, deceased, (81 111117 Pontiac VB 4 dr. Sedan antique. Phone Pomeroy 8llhl. R... l!lrhttll First cumnl account of Helenl oareful owner. Almost like . 10 2 61fe Conner, auardian of John Heitger. '11k1 day II Wll oold. Blaeltnsr'o, · ·First and final aocount of Edl· .::Pomeroy. 10 5 6tc ( 121 son Hobstctter, executor of Estate Good Cl a...... C of Hart Shlnbory, deceased. lillie Dedi• ~orenet $1,7~5, 4 dr, WANTID TO RENT eu o;Joow Ill Unto" exception& arc filed ledon. Puw. button !hift. Beau· Modorn furniohed apartment or 4 All Mall•ud MOIIell thereto, 11ld aecounto will be for tflui One room !umlshed houae. Call colbefore said Court on the oe 1 two toneBlgreyt !lalab. · .1o ...., I owtler. act naro, Pome· lect to Browning 34311 or for· 1ft ftf'll of November, 19~7. at 1 , 1 roy. 10 ~ 6tc wal'd information by mnll to AUTO 8.\LII said aocounta wiii be . Is (5) Persona , . • I Fo: Rr•nl - Extension wddm, New York were n:cenl violtors of oca fold Boards, 1lrop C!otbJ. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elbeofeld. Clinton Fuher, Middleport. · D D. Cleland, Columbuo, opeht Phone 621:5-X 111 If Satou-day with Mr. ar.d Mrs. Denzel n .... ( ·• . - - Cleland . '. RATES 20)Bus~ness Mr. and Mrs Clayton Allen and - - - - - - - . . : . __.;:__ • Billy were Sunday donner gues!J of 2 onu lollftlmum ebsrlt ,...,. YOU CAN Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland In . BEAUTY honor of Mr birthday, Speelal- Que monlb for 211 tenll per word. in an ama gi h ··· Mrs. Eva Baoley and son, Stevie, 1 run rate of 2 eenll 1101' WGni..W be cbaried for ad•ertllrlng u at a or1 me and are spending a few days with Mr. 101 pald lot before lbe IDut of uch month following lnaertlon. pay on the "Pav '. ';".:: ••?, and Mrs. James Shaum, Mansfield ln'o"' Ia Advertlalng--'lbould be reported Immediate!). The 1plan We are n "' 0 ~ am Mr~ Delm•r Baum and Mrs. Rex floli1 &enllftel •'U Dol be rtiPOll.lible for more !bon one lncor catoons f•J£ the Bailey spent a day in and 8JIIew Nolleel of Evenll $1.00. ObltUNieo we have on the classes which will Parkersburg .,.bllibed at !cent per "onl start on Oct, 21, Nov 4th and Mrs. Lucy Hayes and son, Clif Nov. 18th. Transort•lion can be ford.. Moddleport. caUed on Ml'l arranged Wrjle or 1 fo Molhe Bookman, Sunday. 11 now r Mr and Mrs. Virgil Wood, Belpre ( 1) Notices . I complet; onformatoon "to· at Bailey's Lake or phone SOUT!IERTON BEAUTY were recent guess of Mr. and Mrs .; I 10 It 3tp ACADEMY Marion Wood. ' 16 E St Mr. and Mrs AI Gibson, Canton, Thnfl shop s\ock from Columbus Athens Ob . spent the week end with Mr. and Tv ,. Plolna School store Clo!hong, shoes, hats, ' 10 0Mrs. Henry Beaver. 1 10 ~ 1 • ~efit Coolville Fire0Dept. books,, whal not•. pottery, col· Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ElberYou name it _ We have II lectm otems. curoos. some !cid, Columbus, arrived Wednes:... ' SAT ocr 5 Bargain for right party QUICK SERVICE on Watch fie. day to opend a few days with their at AMd son, Mr. and Mrs Pete Elberfeld L..... 5 '"'·" v and Mike. D9nation :G.J::".~~I;ibu- Perfection fuel ool heater _La_r-ge ERS, Pomeroy. I 3 If Miii ·Lucllle Smith woll apeod trona crate!ully accepted at size Mrs. John Stout, Harr,.on. . the week end in Akron with Mr. Lyle Clover Farm Store. Tup· vlile OhiO. 10 113tp vencti>n blinds. Ali alwa ... and Mro. John Reuter and children pel'l Plalno. o ' colora. Fiberclau IIWlllngs; 1117· Mr~ Harry Lodwick Jr., Is a See EI!Jabeth Lynas 110 cao heaters; electric ll&hl at Meigs General Ho~plSp.,..ored by lhe Rose Barden Two cows-on produchon. BaQII fixtures, plastic •IUe for ball> Glub tested. Phone Rutland 24483. room• 10 6< FHI lstlllloteo Htadltuartln for 2 u ed 12 38 T I "' AI Dolo Wippel lupplf x rae or ,.res. - ~ Unlo• Avo. s 215 omsonite LuggageLane Cedar so Ill X as: P. M Cowdery, MilS Carolyn Deuel of GalliI Cheats - LAU Window FaDs- Lon B It lO Pot..orey, Oklo II Frl-'dalre Refrigerators. g o om. 9 3tp I 113 !moe po I, Miss Mary Hayman and Ear •• Gorham visited the former's fa1 Ioker furniture, Mlddloport, Ohio FOR SAL I Apples. Pt.-tland, ' i!9 tf OhiO Brin• own con. talners. c. - -....-------.lthe,r, Mr. w. E Delle! who is a _______ .:.i.:...:: E Johnson • ,- y oou- Only Authorized pat enl at Fairfield Hoep1tal In PU"LIC s•LI 10 mop Lancaster. • ~ Fuller BRUSH MAN ~~one-~ P<!'wvrdfonbneeouecull~lnaerllona. for Saturday's battle ~¥11h A'UJ1'1. Four !lrot·•lring members ~~ 1-e lriah squad - Gary Myers, Jim Schaaf, Dick l;yneh and Dave Hurd :... went t~rough ' only llibt drilla Thuraclay du• to tiie ,malady. 1 or 1 OHIO VALLEY JUto..IK CO I l"~ or~nlng !~s .kti,...,.:.:., oo~o~ :O~i!.~~:-::!=::,~~~~~~~':c~~ .,.,_Iff ,,...~..;·,;;.~;! =~=;t=:::;:;:i;, LOTS fOR SALE automat-~ w. y.. cotto~a be a "lost art" in 10 yearo. A spokesman for Dan River Mlils "'d wash and wear wlil be a "permanent thong" m five years. The DuPont Co. Wednesday ushered In a "whole new eta" In women's faahlonsi with tallored suits, dresses and aport.swesr com· 1ng from home washer and tumble dryer "as of freshly wessed." The company said the no·irnnlng Is possible thro gh th b ill 1 1 .I ties of the fabrics, " eplusunew · n meth· qua · ods of gar111ent st t . IIW· such de~ogned con rijclpoontake troms .x tllat by sprinc I'niBhers per cent of hia compaoy'a lh~ Re'ady Ml'x;e:d Con.crete be,. no-iron calegin'y. "About 80 of our goods 'and ..e wear" said . prelldent In dlalng and sales 'i Milb, .one Iii t~e t•-· "In 1 · _. "'·· uum. .. be 100 'll wlil be~ ''ilil.l '·lin :fltoiU' ·•,• " yean." The no-Iron finish on colto'no "is applied process, In which the 'fchemlt'!l iber li tmnll!""led Wa•h·~ s' ,nd ~ "1'1 cruShed G• rave I Top S••"l .and F•'ll o.· rt pe;1,:~~.~~~~~ b~ the bedmg' machjne _glvea tllem. witb • resin. The metllcl ioi'coFabnc conblnalloD> oncluded or- ltlf rtghlalter World warn •rid Ion-cotton, rlaeron-cotlon, !aerolf·, J\ow lhe !inii!i,c'a wl!l "liiCtlie''U!e r•yon, and dacron-orion. . ol,the garment, if applied propor· DuPont uid it expeted the IUC· \y" said Erneal Stewart of the ccso of wash-wear in women'• Cotton Council. clothes to mctch what already has Stewart ssld the houaewife cnn happened '" men's wear. It re- llarch the no-irons "1>111 if ohe ported !bat by sprong and aum- does, ohe wiil have 'to pre11l them." Ii In aynlhetlcs, the non • qualities are part of the fiber struetlon-sort of a "bated In" iron. U . ~ G..."'!'lllil ,· ""'aif I'e•'n G .. ra.v·e "I C:o. _ J393 ' .. Ml-KJf~· I MIDD' "POR"', O.'' ""' • ';:~;~~;:~§§~~~~;;;;;:;;;;;~~;;;s;;E '•{ NaSser's Aid ' es Take Tougher Line.w·IthReds · . $,~i3-$.S44· 1 IIJIOR ·''NOW OPE., ' • ------~ Letart Foll$1 'II Mr. Connolly is bolngr :~::.:;~~i said' Interior lllonister red from a job 'f~enUy C< ces They said today. st Castle G•te. Vllh 1D Messena, Zaccariah Mohleddin and otheo New YOrk. r.~"' ~" olliclat. arc gcttong lnack of Grove City abo~l ren•oow~:e~:d~~~f. ~\~~~~m~~:~:. andMrs.Mr.Helen and . Mra. ,t.!ex .llratoaDI Egypt'• ?' spent Sunday wjjh!j\11'1. MJ,iY War• particularly In trade unions ren of Butkcye take. , The.!e officials· are said to be -lmmo Hayman .- - - - - - , : pressing Nwer to take strange: measures than arc Involved In Brotdwoy ~ '' the trial opening Saturday lor 18 pers_ono ld~ntilied us minor lea· eTwo Bedrotm · e BIII·W~U gue Commljhltli. eJUidiet~·Dinette e Full liasemeal ·." Redo Rumored Splltllnv 1\ L t,n dntile ~atlon eGas Hea& 1 .•: Reports circulating in Oaoro &. say Egypt's clandestine Reds, who prcviouoly were splintered Into MI-a onald ltaack ehlertalp!a ' .,. • Ullflnlsbecl lllaulatecl !~ · mary groupa, now bave consoh· the Jolly Club Wednesday eveq· " -. " dated into two factlono-One .,. rng at her h~me, .O.born S\.1 ~ pouslng Soviet-atyle Communism During the iklst~eas smlot: ~~ S. TIIJrd . , , ' · ' · Middleport and the other embracing the Yu- with Mrs. Lillie Hauck, president, Pbolle 6220 • goslav presiding, plans were dlleuaaea ')'he nuMber of party membc" for the part.V. in Egypt Is not known. Mro. Charles Straoiu reeeived a The latest IBsue of the com birthday gift !rom tbc club and I' munlst undergroliJind newspapeo· also from her myatery abler. AI lntlm VIctory indicated the Re!resbmenl.a were !frYed bY Reds would try to use the trl•: the hoateu to thooe na11Jed aoo·ve .111 1o sti r up sympa th y and •upport· and lllro. W~ur Hannln•, For J..ooklng At • "1'1. "' era for their cause. , Roy Mayer, u. Albert Wood· Tbli Ringe n said the trlnl wos "only a ard, Mro. Eldon Will, )Irs. Henry ' ' Miss Sandra Gosnell, Koioer , •nd continued !roll mens of diatdp;tlri'a the national Dalley, Mrs. Otmer Grimm, Mr~ Aluminum & Chemical CorpQ!'a• llO 1:1 day to day until finally disposed of olrlllfgle and al\empllng to preoc- Gene Evans, guilts Nancy Jo May lion, Box 98, Ravenswood, W. Vo. Any PCI'Ion Interested may file rupy nationalists with a strugglele~r~a~n~d~~~~-~H~au~c~k·;_~ . .. 10 11 2tc written exception• to said acceunfJI omong themselves ln•tead of faQ- it CO~ORAMIC ( "I A) IIAI WAID or to maUet'l ex· llli11 imperialism" · acts by HAU~LING ecution of thepertaining truot, no tolcsathethan said i'lo-Conununlst~ 1 1 18 d 11 -·-live dtYI ,prior to the dale set for the govern 3 room hnusc for rent on B88h•n - - · - · - - heartns. between and Racine Rold. Hot and cold ... • John C. Bacon people. water, free g.,. Write Box 608 II;; By: Dorothy Stark Nowapafllr u,... Dtfonae croy lt).l0.3tpd A c/ o Tho Daily Sentinel, Pom~ ... ., - " "... • DeputY clerk , ' •- ue comi"UII111 organ urged the IU L-11011111 •• . . . . 61 • ,Iiial defendants to "make the . ' Three room hoio!IO on Ill 121. ' ' coull the pulpit for lheir defense Symuso. Contact s. R. llendr!x • - · 01111 NQrl~l OP API'OINTMINT of Comntunism and t~c position of Syracuse 10-10.6tp 11..~~·-=·~~=~~~=.11 Estalt of J. I, Hayes, Doctaatd botlonal Communiota.' -~ . t• No~~ Ia h1reliY given that Lucy also pressed for • campaign Furnished home. ~ mllea east of r. Hoyil whose Poat Office add· to ellmmate "reactionary Is••·" Pomeroy Modern, gal heal. ElrcBJlo Cheater, Ohio h11 been duly "In brief, we should divert what crs, Filter~ deriy couple preforred. Phone •ftiJ OWft ftl appointed Adrolnlltratrix of lht. !1 almed at 1erving a aatn for 11tc Pomeroy 3~3. 10 9 Stc ll\'9VIANCB AGINCI Estate of J. B. Hayea late of Che Co"lmunist cue," AI lotl!lf aald. Pllt. A ~.. . ter, Meigs County, Ohoo, dec•:ase • :rhe newapaper was careful not Sl...,plng Room Call 388-Y. " '"'Hilllll Dated lbla 241~ day of Septem- lo attaek Nasser or Ieadllllf aovSOFT WATEi' 81iWVICE t0-7-121p. ACCIIiiN'f ber, 19D7. ' eroment peroonalltics directly, but Sloeplng Rooma Close In town Lilt. C..aliJIIMI.... Johll C. Bacon It did blast Mehommed ' Nasotcb ·Pt..o IIO.X .; :lt7 127 nttornut Ave, Pomoro', ltol Etto.. ,lroktr Judge of the Probate Court e41tor of the Independent SUPER Ohlo. io-7-6tc "' M•ila County, Ohio per AI Abram and a close friend • In MIDDLIIIOII~ DIIIO :9) 27, 00) 4, 11, 3tc olthe preoiden\. Want to make $15 to $25 in a 11au. PIIONu Glt day' llany are doing It. Plea•· 11nt work tor man or woman. No oxpirlence needed. Spare or (21 ) Real full tome. Wili teach and fin'"'" you. Write McNESl. co. COilPU!:'I'E Jnauran .. Aut'Q,I)'l~tic ,· 120 E. Clark St.. freeport. Ufa, ~ul<·. Fire, Pol!o. C.U Dor Ill 107-14-Ztc MI!IJ, llltldlt;ort. 01110. . I 11"====--=====-=JI .: ~u•••· Pr,ompt, Dependable Delivery . N~tlonai 1 IY JOE MORRIS CAtRO UP-Pre•ident Gamal A _ bdel. Naoscr's top aides are ur•· • ong to get tough with Egyp Uon ~om C,ommunisls, dlpilomatic sour· . ACHIII MUSCLES a I hav~. . The ":"ventb grade ot Salisbury School held wiener roasl Tue~ day evening at the Boy Scout , . camp of Sollsbw'y dlstricl, ' 01 Games were played after which ...,,... "''"' .,., refreahme'Ls of hot dogs, potato ,..,..,..,ITANI.\CK, ...Iolotf'-' chips, pop and marohmallows were served ,..,.,,., ,..,.., Attending were Patty Arnold, fool nlltf of '"'" Cheryl Seaties, Shirley Haggy I~=== J?yce Stanley, Pattx 1!418Y, Ju: lo doth Chaffin, Annlce Johnson Sharon Thoma, Jan Ann Smith: 1' . Sandra W~lia, Patty Musoer, Bar, bara Davis, Eddie Frick D•lbort 1-75x10t fl. Chaney, Charles Bailey,' Do'ugla• 1-66.ft. 8ln.J150 rt. Moore, Manuel Gheen, George loth Lon H..• Starcher, Ml.hael GrueJer and ~ leaohers Mrs Thelma Dill and 6 I • Stwera Ray Whaley and oon Keith !llason, ' · 1 SEE IRISH uP _ The GEORGE H. BURS«' Notre Dame COn· .COJaiUOd ''IS aAI:}-1 514 4 by the nu · 1MIinhampere or 't>bone !heir .!\reparations I dacro~. .v '!' ly GAY PAULEY I,mer 11158 there villi i,. 37 men'a NEW YORK UP - The ironi~g 'l!'e.~ liJa~ufaeturera offerhig nohoard, once the mainstay \or wuh·l'iron apparel-that more tllan two da~ may be on its last legs. mU/ion men'a carmehll ,\viii be om a vnrlety of texllle au. '11roeruced In the wub-weir cotetborltoes comes word thai wash;I gory. At present, six lll'llll are and wear is a realitY for many I wortiDR With DuPont In tile wocottons apd ,synthetic fabrics. This men's flekl. means no - not even that In Washington, the Department touch-up we ve been used to glv- of ~iculture said 11 had the wash and wears on the 1"1 dueed no-Iron cottons which e years. . develop seam pucker even alter Here os what the tc<llle people repealed l•underlngs. promose. USAD's southern re&lonal reThe DuPont Co, wluch makes search taborotory t:old of drelaea orion, nJ•Ion and other which held the bot plesta after ,ynthehcs, demonstrated washing - of one shirt which wao •• wash and wear for a whole still presentable alter 31 lau'\der· group of women's !ashoon.• sched· I ir.ga. ulerl to appear Ill retaol stores Pareontatu Rill.. early next year I Sylvan Geismar, presittent of the The Agriculture Department Slld Manhattlin Shirl co. aald the researchers developed ' wash and wear 1rill make truly wash and wear eotteols. I ironing of shirll obwiete In 10 century-old shirtofmanufactur-l'years. told theClothiers National A.aoongAform aa1d oromng shirts will elation He of Rellll fur· .' I ·--L·---- -- -----;.,;. ega/ Notice ,,, ;;,;;;&;p;; - - - - (6) l.t\St Found rlo.r~ co. --Aut.l Soles $2,5~!. ~.One 'At '444 Mrs. Don Hauck Is Hostess For The ~Oil r,~Ji~ ~1 clibmet sty!~. an,n~~~ ' C~rislmas ptym•·~h dr, $!, ~. Hard lop. Uke new2orialnal two tone . bllck and w•II• fi~ioh. Powor pock. Sm•n red and black Interlor. B'aettnaro, Pomeroy , 61 10 5 ~~:-:-:-:-:--:-:-:-:-:c:---:fllll4 Buick &peclal $1,49ll. 4 dr. ltdan. llynoOow drive. SpoiiOII orlRinai bluwhile !Int.~. Biaet· •IW''o, Pomoroy. 10 5 etc 69 Mtw 18117 lnlornatlonal pickup with 4 wheel drive. • Warner bubo and many extrao. r a2JOO, 317 Main Sl 1'1. Pleas· ;, lilt. W. Va, 10 9 3Cp ~k iii Bulelta ·., Jow aa filM. ciKtJce ' Of S fine eror car~ BIMIIDar'a, Porn· 10 ~ 6lc Buicb ll low as $893. Choice 8 fino ears. One wu owned our mechanic. Blaettnar'~ 10 ~ 61C UITROPOLIT 1 For Rem i th~rngo':i.~~:t an~PI~: = LAMP BULlS . SERVICE n.and Sf,f ~his, . tn Rocl D 1 . · CULUG'lM~ newsp~- 30 Stondord Estate Pio;cu;;. -- I~~~~ ( 17) Help Wonted ---- Ten to 15 coa~ trueka and drlvel'l are needed for work at once. Phone Swhher 'Coal Co., 164-J. 10 9 3te TRAIL·ER·s BUY' NOW! SAVE •100 lo. UPQO I, Z a~d 3 bed~, large WOMEN. $8.00 W J,OOO addrea.. atoek. mull iot Br!~l ~our de· ing envelopes at h~m,. Work In airca ·~d your problema. mbve thiS orca Write liiUTUAL ASin tomolfOW. Try ua, we're deaL SOCIATES, 801 •11111-AB, Mor· tn1 o~ the very lowest jiOooible termL N~w and uled. ton, Penna. ' 10 9 31c Ten wll!tha, hl•·••ltctl•• 01 "1 "'"'~1 Free delltery, quick, optn 7 da1a. \ WAVERLY MOBilE SALES . . . '4" I· .I ~~ '( ":' ' . t!' ELl<t'tlG . J . ..... i·· :Y,.')..-, )" .l.,rige ' . " , ..'l:l 'l -'· "' ' •' ! . . . '•' ·. •• .. $1.19 •. "I ' ' . ~.I "' h¥1UMiti4 : , I·. toiht \ ' , . CRARMIN CARTON I Insurance . '· #J.i, ·'\i· 1;:~~~ Wanted to Rent 1111!1 ' L6tte ... · f'nsta nt· M~x'w•)' . .VAllEY LUMB.R & SUPPLY; a l Middleport .. f11l ,,··.·, l'l. t' ' '' ' lb. Cl~ . ~~- . ~• . . �' ~~'-~;;.:r:::::~~~~~;;..'"'...;,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=: I 8-llaUv· SeDtFe~'Pomeroy-Mlddleporl, 0., Oc\.11,'1957 POlr CONSlSTINT ~Ider. .· .NT ADS WAP...0 ..., E 398 DEPENDABLE RESULTS y Old 1.,, B. dM SI b S. th c~~~~- :.L~~son Ollf f0J!Jflg . oar a.y 0 lS ury eVC"J Be On Its Las't Le0us' F'Inall..y' Graders Hold A Wienar Rnost CHESTER Relief or subsitute route· e.tr~er lor Duly Senlonel. Conhlcl Cirl : 10 9' 3tc Mr. ':nd Servir.es ~--t ~ mmim~: e~sts wh~ch r~~ ~~:~~~~:~ !~~~ rccentl~ I 36~8. - -- Rummage uct on I A I....,ncl, • S.~i ... ~leland's p'l:i,1:s 1':f nci~JI~nb -;:~~~~~~-~~~~ tiq~e·. I Washin~ton an- ~ =--------- 0 10 1 131 ~:!~Y. ~~~~~~~r.c hhl;,enera1 ne-P ~d[~h~ak~r ~~LL!Niory .'!t!"E~d 10 ~ I - The underolgned wlil offer for aale at public aucUcn on Saturday lhe ZBth day of October, , at 1957Etta the residence of the tale Wolf, deceased, lO<ated about one. IIlii mile West of the Raeine-Ba· aban Road and about four miles !rum Racine in Sutton Towoahip, :lleigo County, Ohio, beglnnln( at 10:00 o'clock A M., the following peroonai proporty: 2 be'-l aewtng machine I sofa and ! choirs quilta comforb & blanketa 2 tables linens Cllrlains ~isbes 2 heaters cooking utenaola fUll lamps and man) other ltema Lester L. Rouah, Adminiatratot ol Etta Wolf, deceased Crlt Bradford, Auctioneer. (10) 8, 1~. 22, 3tc I LETART fALLS ~I lames Marriner -Pekongese Puppoc•. Mrs. Wood· row Call, 732 Sycamore St., Moddleport, 0. 10·8-12tc Rough lumber Contact Andrew Croe•, Letart Falls, Ohoo. !0 9 etc Gene Connolly, assistant ell(ineer for Bechtel Corporation Ia opcndlng a two week vacation with biB parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Connolly. SALE -a-nd bath. Gas, electric and city T2RMITIS lliTERMINATID water. Phone 24823. Charleo M. For fr.e loapectlon phone 383-M, ijaley, Rutland. IO 8 Gilmore Store, Pomeroy. F••m, ... acres on Sh-a..--de -Ri-ve-r. All work cuaranteed. Fully In· oured. Vaughan'! Industrial and 'llo mile ol! Route No 7, joins ~olfe1Jial Termite control Ser· new Eaatern HJgh School on vlee, Sl Marys, w. va. 7 25 tf Route No. ~. 100 acres Bottom land, P.lenty water, good bu~d· ings, 8 room ranch type how~. WE BUY full hnsemenl, coal furn.ce, water In house, free natur.al mUCTURAL I . . . gs, available. Rcaaon for aell· fCIIAP IRON _MITAU ing Fa!Ung Health Stanley' Gibbs, Long Bottom, Route No. 2. 10.3-6tfp , Malftll. 7361 ,..,.,.,, Ohio Phono No. 121 - Afttr 5 PM 10.7-tJ ·~~~~....,~~~~~~'IFOR ~lp S~pply 1-M •nd M 6 ft. Desk; l-Intel' njtlonal desk 7 It; !- rubber belt, 6 in. wode !50 ft. long; 2H P. ntolol'l, hpuvy duty Stanley Glbb1, Long Bottom, Route No 2 10-3-0tfp ~ --~--ro_o_m t;;u-~-e Q .... U,ied Electric f'•Jve I3~.00; Co•l Heatroia $20.u., Gao Furnnc• conversion bureau $40.00. Phone 6128-X I0.7-6tfe GoOII living room ouot for sale. Green covoring Phone 9263 10 2 6tfc - ---,--.,....------f'll For Sale: II!OA grain and stock Beaglde raLolt do~• for sal;-;;, "'-. Ill !___ farm. Large modern houoe 01.,, r,... ........,. to small town on state htsh· SUIt, Mlddle1ra e. Howord I wish to exprcB! my olneerc way. One of Meigs County's - port Rt t ' Hob~'" Roa d. thanka and - -&better farms. Sentinel10.7~' Box n i•hb to friends, I h relative• h . - .10 -2 6tfp RADIO TEL.EVISION SERviC-E, 668B • • oro or I eor l ougbtful- Cusl"!!' Buolt Kltohen. Kitchen Ph · ~P ness, sympathy and IIMai of- desfgned for your home. Free one 200 Cleland Appliance lerln,. in the illness and after estimates Foreman & Abbott. Store. 116 w. Main St., Pomer~ lbe death of my husband, Huoor Phooe 62U4 Y. 8 8 If 2 23 If SETTLEMENT OF ACCOtJNTS Brown. 1 especially wioh to I A t d h h thank the Rev. Roger Bishop, FOR, SALE - Ar•piea. New H• :' ccoun s an vouc en o! I e Ewing tuncral llome, Holzer vcn Orchard, New !Iaven. Phone following named poroons and e.. llospltal and the blood donors. TU- 4(1 . HDtl ~111"'11!.!1!!1!~ ltates Court have been lllee in the ProMra. lluber Brown of Meigs County, Ohio, 2 88 tO llltc FOR SALE: one Lancaster doep il-aooiimiiru~iii for approval and aettlement. -:-:::--------well jet pump woth pressure CONCRITI Firat and final account o! George f:1 lank and •witch. Abo 85-feel F. Thomas, guardian of person and plastic plr.e, 111 x 1y,, one "lvlld hlltt PerL...estate of 1:, Ward. arehlleel'a drawing table, stool Font and final account or Chri-. tine Bceale, adminlstratnx of ••. l"tmolc Collie - Goes by name of ana tools One typewriter desk ' GRUUU BLOCK ole of Elmer S. Beegle, deceased. ... "Prlnceaa." C11l Bll·J 'or eon- and .one filing cabinet, handmade. One electric table saw, one wood 1 Milot Northef ,_.., Flrotaad final account of Aman' taet Georse Baer. tO 11 3tc lathe, ohe oolid oak sideboard, ~ It, CaK Wm. .,_,· da Baor, odmlnlatratrix, eotate of one "Whl:e" aewong machine, ' Warren W. Holler, deceased, (81 111117 Pontiac VB 4 dr. Sedan antique. Phone Pomeroy 8llhl. R... l!lrhttll First cumnl account of Helenl oareful owner. Almost like . 10 2 61fe Conner, auardian of John Heitger. '11k1 day II Wll oold. Blaeltnsr'o, · ·First and final aocount of Edl· .::Pomeroy. 10 5 6tc ( 121 son Hobstctter, executor of Estate Good Cl a...... C of Hart Shlnbory, deceased. lillie Dedi• ~orenet $1,7~5, 4 dr, WANTID TO RENT eu o;Joow Ill Unto" exception& arc filed ledon. Puw. button !hift. Beau· Modorn furniohed apartment or 4 All Mall•ud MOIIell thereto, 11ld aecounto will be for tflui One room !umlshed houae. Call colbefore said Court on the oe 1 two toneBlgreyt !lalab. · .1o ...., I owtler. act naro, Pome· lect to Browning 34311 or for· 1ft ftf'll of November, 19~7. at 1 , 1 roy. 10 ~ 6tc wal'd information by mnll to AUTO 8.\LII said aocounta wiii be . Is (5) Persona , . • I Fo: Rr•nl - Extension wddm, New York were n:cenl violtors of oca fold Boards, 1lrop C!otbJ. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elbeofeld. Clinton Fuher, Middleport. · D D. Cleland, Columbuo, opeht Phone 621:5-X 111 If Satou-day with Mr. ar.d Mrs. Denzel n .... ( ·• . - - Cleland . '. RATES 20)Bus~ness Mr. and Mrs Clayton Allen and - - - - - - - . . : . __.;:__ • Billy were Sunday donner gues!J of 2 onu lollftlmum ebsrlt ,...,. YOU CAN Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland In . BEAUTY honor of Mr birthday, Speelal- Que monlb for 211 tenll per word. in an ama gi h ··· Mrs. Eva Baoley and son, Stevie, 1 run rate of 2 eenll 1101' WGni..W be cbaried for ad•ertllrlng u at a or1 me and are spending a few days with Mr. 101 pald lot before lbe IDut of uch month following lnaertlon. pay on the "Pav '. ';".:: ••?, and Mrs. James Shaum, Mansfield ln'o"' Ia Advertlalng--'lbould be reported Immediate!). The 1plan We are n "' 0 ~ am Mr~ Delm•r Baum and Mrs. Rex floli1 &enllftel •'U Dol be rtiPOll.lible for more !bon one lncor catoons f•J£ the Bailey spent a day in and 8JIIew Nolleel of Evenll $1.00. ObltUNieo we have on the classes which will Parkersburg .,.bllibed at !cent per "onl start on Oct, 21, Nov 4th and Mrs. Lucy Hayes and son, Clif Nov. 18th. Transort•lion can be ford.. Moddleport. caUed on Ml'l arranged Wrjle or 1 fo Molhe Bookman, Sunday. 11 now r Mr and Mrs. Virgil Wood, Belpre ( 1) Notices . I complet; onformatoon "to· at Bailey's Lake or phone SOUT!IERTON BEAUTY were recent guess of Mr. and Mrs .; I 10 It 3tp ACADEMY Marion Wood. ' 16 E St Mr. and Mrs AI Gibson, Canton, Thnfl shop s\ock from Columbus Athens Ob . spent the week end with Mr. and Tv ,. Plolna School store Clo!hong, shoes, hats, ' 10 0Mrs. Henry Beaver. 1 10 ~ 1 • ~efit Coolville Fire0Dept. books,, whal not•. pottery, col· Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ElberYou name it _ We have II lectm otems. curoos. some !cid, Columbus, arrived Wednes:... ' SAT ocr 5 Bargain for right party QUICK SERVICE on Watch fie. day to opend a few days with their at AMd son, Mr. and Mrs Pete Elberfeld L..... 5 '"'·" v and Mike. D9nation :G.J::".~~I;ibu- Perfection fuel ool heater _La_r-ge ERS, Pomeroy. I 3 If Miii ·Lucllle Smith woll apeod trona crate!ully accepted at size Mrs. John Stout, Harr,.on. . the week end in Akron with Mr. Lyle Clover Farm Store. Tup· vlile OhiO. 10 113tp vencti>n blinds. Ali alwa ... and Mro. John Reuter and children pel'l Plalno. o ' colora. Fiberclau IIWlllngs; 1117· Mr~ Harry Lodwick Jr., Is a See EI!Jabeth Lynas 110 cao heaters; electric ll&hl at Meigs General Ho~plSp.,..ored by lhe Rose Barden Two cows-on produchon. BaQII fixtures, plastic •IUe for ball> Glub tested. Phone Rutland 24483. room• 10 6< FHI lstlllloteo Htadltuartln for 2 u ed 12 38 T I "' AI Dolo Wippel lupplf x rae or ,.res. - ~ Unlo• Avo. s 215 omsonite LuggageLane Cedar so Ill X as: P. M Cowdery, MilS Carolyn Deuel of GalliI Cheats - LAU Window FaDs- Lon B It lO Pot..orey, Oklo II Frl-'dalre Refrigerators. g o om. 9 3tp I 113 !moe po I, Miss Mary Hayman and Ear •• Gorham visited the former's fa1 Ioker furniture, Mlddloport, Ohio FOR SAL I Apples. Pt.-tland, ' i!9 tf OhiO Brin• own con. talners. c. - -....-------.lthe,r, Mr. w. E Delle! who is a _______ .:.i.:...:: E Johnson • ,- y oou- Only Authorized pat enl at Fairfield Hoep1tal In PU"LIC s•LI 10 mop Lancaster. • ~ Fuller BRUSH MAN ~~one-~ P<!'wvrdfonbneeouecull~lnaerllona. for Saturday's battle ~¥11h A'UJ1'1. Four !lrot·•lring members ~~ 1-e lriah squad - Gary Myers, Jim Schaaf, Dick l;yneh and Dave Hurd :... went t~rough ' only llibt drilla Thuraclay du• to tiie ,malady. 1 or 1 OHIO VALLEY JUto..IK CO I l"~ or~nlng !~s .kti,...,.:.:., oo~o~ :O~i!.~~:-::!=::,~~~~~~~':c~~ .,.,_Iff ,,...~..;·,;;.~;! =~=;t=:::;:;:i;, LOTS fOR SALE automat-~ w. y.. cotto~a be a "lost art" in 10 yearo. A spokesman for Dan River Mlils "'d wash and wear wlil be a "permanent thong" m five years. The DuPont Co. Wednesday ushered In a "whole new eta" In women's faahlonsi with tallored suits, dresses and aport.swesr com· 1ng from home washer and tumble dryer "as of freshly wessed." The company said the no·irnnlng Is possible thro gh th b ill 1 1 .I ties of the fabrics, " eplusunew · n meth· qua · ods of gar111ent st t . IIW· such de~ogned con rijclpoontake troms .x tllat by sprinc I'niBhers per cent of hia compaoy'a lh~ Re'ady Ml'x;e:d Con.crete be,. no-iron calegin'y. "About 80 of our goods 'and ..e wear" said . prelldent In dlalng and sales 'i Milb, .one Iii t~e t•-· "In 1 · _. "'·· uum. .. be 100 'll wlil be~ ''ilil.l '·lin :fltoiU' ·•,• " yean." The no-Iron finish on colto'no "is applied process, In which the 'fchemlt'!l iber li tmnll!""led Wa•h·~ s' ,nd ~ "1'1 cruShed G• rave I Top S••"l .and F•'ll o.· rt pe;1,:~~.~~~~~ b~ the bedmg' machjne _glvea tllem. witb • resin. The metllcl ioi'coFabnc conblnalloD> oncluded or- ltlf rtghlalter World warn •rid Ion-cotton, rlaeron-cotlon, !aerolf·, J\ow lhe !inii!i,c'a wl!l "liiCtlie''U!e r•yon, and dacron-orion. . ol,the garment, if applied propor· DuPont uid it expeted the IUC· \y" said Erneal Stewart of the ccso of wash-wear in women'• Cotton Council. clothes to mctch what already has Stewart ssld the houaewife cnn happened '" men's wear. It re- llarch the no-irons "1>111 if ohe ported !bat by sprong and aum- does, ohe wiil have 'to pre11l them." Ii In aynlhetlcs, the non • qualities are part of the fiber struetlon-sort of a "bated In" iron. U . ~ G..."'!'lllil ,· ""'aif I'e•'n G .. ra.v·e "I C:o. _ J393 ' .. Ml-KJf~· I MIDD' "POR"', O.'' ""' • ';:~;~~;:~§§~~~~;;;;;:;;;;;~~;;;s;;E '•{ NaSser's Aid ' es Take Tougher Line.w·IthReds · . $,~i3-$.S44· 1 IIJIOR ·''NOW OPE., ' • ------~ Letart Foll$1 'II Mr. Connolly is bolngr :~::.:;~~i said' Interior lllonister red from a job 'f~enUy C< ces They said today. st Castle G•te. Vllh 1D Messena, Zaccariah Mohleddin and otheo New YOrk. r.~"' ~" olliclat. arc gcttong lnack of Grove City abo~l ren•oow~:e~:d~~~f. ~\~~~~m~~:~:. andMrs.Mr.Helen and . Mra. ,t.!ex .llratoaDI Egypt'• ?' spent Sunday wjjh!j\11'1. MJ,iY War• particularly In trade unions ren of Butkcye take. , The.!e officials· are said to be -lmmo Hayman .- - - - - - , : pressing Nwer to take strange: measures than arc Involved In Brotdwoy ~ '' the trial opening Saturday lor 18 pers_ono ld~ntilied us minor lea· eTwo Bedrotm · e BIII·W~U gue Commljhltli. eJUidiet~·Dinette e Full liasemeal ·." Redo Rumored Splltllnv 1\ L t,n dntile ~atlon eGas Hea& 1 .•: Reports circulating in Oaoro &. say Egypt's clandestine Reds, who prcviouoly were splintered Into MI-a onald ltaack ehlertalp!a ' .,. • Ullflnlsbecl lllaulatecl !~ · mary groupa, now bave consoh· the Jolly Club Wednesday eveq· " -. " dated into two factlono-One .,. rng at her h~me, .O.born S\.1 ~ pouslng Soviet-atyle Communism During the iklst~eas smlot: ~~ S. TIIJrd . , , ' · ' · Middleport and the other embracing the Yu- with Mrs. Lillie Hauck, president, Pbolle 6220 • goslav presiding, plans were dlleuaaea ')'he nuMber of party membc" for the part.V. in Egypt Is not known. Mro. Charles Straoiu reeeived a The latest IBsue of the com birthday gift !rom tbc club and I' munlst undergroliJind newspapeo· also from her myatery abler. AI lntlm VIctory indicated the Re!resbmenl.a were !frYed bY Reds would try to use the trl•: the hoateu to thooe na11Jed aoo·ve .111 1o sti r up sympa th y and •upport· and lllro. W~ur Hannln•, For J..ooklng At • "1'1. "' era for their cause. , Roy Mayer, u. Albert Wood· Tbli Ringe n said the trlnl wos "only a ard, Mro. Eldon Will, )Irs. Henry ' ' Miss Sandra Gosnell, Koioer , •nd continued !roll mens of diatdp;tlri'a the national Dalley, Mrs. Otmer Grimm, Mr~ Aluminum & Chemical CorpQ!'a• llO 1:1 day to day until finally disposed of olrlllfgle and al\empllng to preoc- Gene Evans, guilts Nancy Jo May lion, Box 98, Ravenswood, W. Vo. Any PCI'Ion Interested may file rupy nationalists with a strugglele~r~a~n~d~~~~-~H~au~c~k·;_~ . .. 10 11 2tc written exception• to said acceunfJI omong themselves ln•tead of faQ- it CO~ORAMIC ( "I A) IIAI WAID or to maUet'l ex· llli11 imperialism" · acts by HAU~LING ecution of thepertaining truot, no tolcsathethan said i'lo-Conununlst~ 1 1 18 d 11 -·-live dtYI ,prior to the dale set for the govern 3 room hnusc for rent on B88h•n - - · - · - - heartns. between and Racine Rold. Hot and cold ... • John C. Bacon people. water, free g.,. Write Box 608 II;; By: Dorothy Stark Nowapafllr u,... Dtfonae croy lt).l0.3tpd A c/ o Tho Daily Sentinel, Pom~ ... ., - " "... • DeputY clerk , ' •- ue comi"UII111 organ urged the IU L-11011111 •• . . . . 61 • ,Iiial defendants to "make the . ' Three room hoio!IO on Ill 121. ' ' coull the pulpit for lheir defense Symuso. Contact s. R. llendr!x • - · 01111 NQrl~l OP API'OINTMINT of Comntunism and t~c position of Syracuse 10-10.6tp 11..~~·-=·~~=~~~=.11 Estalt of J. I, Hayes, Doctaatd botlonal Communiota.' -~ . t• No~~ Ia h1reliY given that Lucy also pressed for • campaign Furnished home. ~ mllea east of r. Hoyil whose Poat Office add· to ellmmate "reactionary Is••·" Pomeroy Modern, gal heal. ElrcBJlo Cheater, Ohio h11 been duly "In brief, we should divert what crs, Filter~ deriy couple preforred. Phone •ftiJ OWft ftl appointed Adrolnlltratrix of lht. !1 almed at 1erving a aatn for 11tc Pomeroy 3~3. 10 9 Stc ll\'9VIANCB AGINCI Estate of J. B. Hayea late of Che Co"lmunist cue," AI lotl!lf aald. Pllt. A ~.. . ter, Meigs County, Ohoo, dec•:ase • :rhe newapaper was careful not Sl...,plng Room Call 388-Y. " '"'Hilllll Dated lbla 241~ day of Septem- lo attaek Nasser or Ieadllllf aovSOFT WATEi' 81iWVICE t0-7-121p. ACCIIiiN'f ber, 19D7. ' eroment peroonalltics directly, but Sloeplng Rooma Close In town Lilt. C..aliJIIMI.... Johll C. Bacon It did blast Mehommed ' Nasotcb ·Pt..o IIO.X .; :lt7 127 nttornut Ave, Pomoro', ltol Etto.. ,lroktr Judge of the Probate Court e41tor of the Independent SUPER Ohlo. io-7-6tc "' M•ila County, Ohio per AI Abram and a close friend • In MIDDLIIIOII~ DIIIO :9) 27, 00) 4, 11, 3tc olthe preoiden\. Want to make $15 to $25 in a 11au. PIIONu Glt day' llany are doing It. Plea•· 11nt work tor man or woman. No oxpirlence needed. Spare or (21 ) Real full tome. Wili teach and fin'"'" you. Write McNESl. co. COilPU!:'I'E Jnauran .. Aut'Q,I)'l~tic ,· 120 E. Clark St.. freeport. Ufa, ~ul<·. Fire, Pol!o. C.U Dor Ill 107-14-Ztc MI!IJ, llltldlt;ort. 01110. . I 11"====--=====-=JI .: ~u•••· Pr,ompt, Dependable Delivery . N~tlonai 1 IY JOE MORRIS CAtRO UP-Pre•ident Gamal A _ bdel. Naoscr's top aides are ur•· • ong to get tough with Egyp Uon ~om C,ommunisls, dlpilomatic sour· . ACHIII MUSCLES a I hav~. . The ":"ventb grade ot Salisbury School held wiener roasl Tue~ day evening at the Boy Scout , . camp of Sollsbw'y dlstricl, ' 01 Games were played after which ...,,... "''"' .,., refreahme'Ls of hot dogs, potato ,..,..,..,ITANI.\CK, ...Iolotf'-' chips, pop and marohmallows were served ,..,.,,., ,..,.., Attending were Patty Arnold, fool nlltf of '"'" Cheryl Seaties, Shirley Haggy I~=== J?yce Stanley, Pattx 1!418Y, Ju: lo doth Chaffin, Annlce Johnson Sharon Thoma, Jan Ann Smith: 1' . Sandra W~lia, Patty Musoer, Bar, bara Davis, Eddie Frick D•lbort 1-75x10t fl. Chaney, Charles Bailey,' Do'ugla• 1-66.ft. 8ln.J150 rt. Moore, Manuel Gheen, George loth Lon H..• Starcher, Ml.hael GrueJer and ~ leaohers Mrs Thelma Dill and 6 I • Stwera Ray Whaley and oon Keith !llason, ' · 1 SEE IRISH uP _ The GEORGE H. BURS«' Notre Dame COn· .COJaiUOd ''IS aAI:}-1 514 4 by the nu · 1MIinhampere or 't>bone !heir .!\reparations I dacro~. .v '!' ly GAY PAULEY I,mer 11158 there villi i,. 37 men'a NEW YORK UP - The ironi~g 'l!'e.~ liJa~ufaeturera offerhig nohoard, once the mainstay \or wuh·l'iron apparel-that more tllan two da~ may be on its last legs. mU/ion men'a carmehll ,\viii be om a vnrlety of texllle au. '11roeruced In the wub-weir cotetborltoes comes word thai wash;I gory. At present, six lll'llll are and wear is a realitY for many I wortiDR With DuPont In tile wocottons apd ,synthetic fabrics. This men's flekl. means no - not even that In Washington, the Department touch-up we ve been used to glv- of ~iculture said 11 had the wash and wears on the 1"1 dueed no-Iron cottons which e years. . develop seam pucker even alter Here os what the tc<llle people repealed l•underlngs. promose. USAD's southern re&lonal reThe DuPont Co, wluch makes search taborotory t:old of drelaea orion, nJ•Ion and other which held the bot plesta after ,ynthehcs, demonstrated washing - of one shirt which wao •• wash and wear for a whole still presentable alter 31 lau'\der· group of women's !ashoon.• sched· I ir.ga. ulerl to appear Ill retaol stores Pareontatu Rill.. early next year I Sylvan Geismar, presittent of the The Agriculture Department Slld Manhattlin Shirl co. aald the researchers developed ' wash and wear 1rill make truly wash and wear eotteols. I ironing of shirll obwiete In 10 century-old shirtofmanufactur-l'years. told theClothiers National A.aoongAform aa1d oromng shirts will elation He of Rellll fur· .' I ·--L·---- -- -----;.,;. ega/ Notice ,,, ;;,;;;&;p;; - - - - (6) l.t\St Found rlo.r~ co. --Aut.l Soles $2,5~!. ~.One 'At '444 Mrs. Don Hauck Is Hostess For The ~Oil r,~Ji~ ~1 clibmet sty!~. an,n~~~ ' C~rislmas ptym•·~h dr, $!, ~. Hard lop. Uke new2orialnal two tone . bllck and w•II• fi~ioh. Powor pock. Sm•n red and black Interlor. B'aettnaro, Pomeroy , 61 10 5 ~~:-:-:-:-:--:-:-:-:-:c:---:fllll4 Buick &peclal $1,49ll. 4 dr. ltdan. llynoOow drive. SpoiiOII orlRinai bluwhile !Int.~. Biaet· •IW''o, Pomoroy. 10 5 etc 69 Mtw 18117 lnlornatlonal pickup with 4 wheel drive. • Warner bubo and many extrao. r a2JOO, 317 Main Sl 1'1. Pleas· ;, lilt. W. Va, 10 9 3Cp ~k iii Bulelta ·., Jow aa filM. ciKtJce ' Of S fine eror car~ BIMIIDar'a, Porn· 10 ~ 6lc Buicb ll low as $893. Choice 8 fino ears. One wu owned our mechanic. Blaettnar'~ 10 ~ 61C UITROPOLIT 1 For Rem i th~rngo':i.~~:t an~PI~: = LAMP BULlS . SERVICE n.and Sf,f ~his, . tn Rocl D 1 . · CULUG'lM~ newsp~- 30 Stondord Estate Pio;cu;;. -- I~~~~ ( 17) Help Wonted ---- Ten to 15 coa~ trueka and drlvel'l are needed for work at once. Phone Swhher 'Coal Co., 164-J. 10 9 3te TRAIL·ER·s BUY' NOW! SAVE •100 lo. UPQO I, Z a~d 3 bed~, large WOMEN. $8.00 W J,OOO addrea.. atoek. mull iot Br!~l ~our de· ing envelopes at h~m,. Work In airca ·~d your problema. mbve thiS orca Write liiUTUAL ASin tomolfOW. Try ua, we're deaL SOCIATES, 801 •11111-AB, Mor· tn1 o~ the very lowest jiOooible termL N~w and uled. ton, Penna. ' 10 9 31c Ten wll!tha, hl•·••ltctl•• 01 "1 "'"'~1 Free delltery, quick, optn 7 da1a. \ WAVERLY MOBilE SALES . . . '4" I· .I ~~ '( ":' ' . t!' ELl<t'tlG . J . ..... i·· :Y,.')..-, )" .l.,rige ' . " , ..'l:l 'l -'· "' ' •' ! . . . '•' ·. •• .. $1.19 •. "I ' ' . ~.I "' h¥1UMiti4 : , I·. toiht \ ' , . CRARMIN CARTON I Insurance . '· #J.i, ·'\i· 1;:~~~ Wanted to Rent 1111!1 ' L6tte ... · f'nsta nt· M~x'w•)' . .VAllEY LUMB.R & SUPPLY; a l Middleport .. f11l ,,··.·, l'l. t' ' '' ' lb. Cl~ . ~~- . ~• . . �' I ' ' > Iw·md'mg Traii Garden CI··L "'I ' . St' 'Paul Lutheran '. . .Yo . ' 'p I e '. Installs Jts New Off'JCerS .: •, w Aid Ho1ds. Plan T" Erect '· , 8-fally Sel!Unel, Po.meroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 11, 11157 . lli.l~rt S' o' dely and children, Elise and Fran, . ' Wedn•sday at the WUoon Fun· era) HOme IR Charleston. Mr. WJ • 'haug~ were named aa,the eom· left Cunmngham was the nephew 'ol • ' I ' • ' .•• ' UJ1,9 ' ~op mlttee for lhe ... tha ""· · -~ today for a vilit to Washington. Ute late Mrs. Dell Farmer or • ~dies ehurch: si1no: The, reViv•l a lb. ~r. and Mrs. Jack Evans, New D. C Mlddlepol'l ' . • • , 1 , · "!' seU llun Churc)l 1.'"' ~ !llscune~ 'l tallfornla, were here Thursday M B d . Leo Chdds left Tuesdoy lor Ofit' I th ' ' ' ' ., • rc:L C!' and It was .deeld,~ lo h~ 111• rs. oy Dtlgard, who has Print!eton, lod, 10 jotn hlo wife cers or e new Y~ll!'. ~~;err, c.orsage ~mblemah~ ot t~ci,· •Pf; 1.',, .,._,, R$ , Vounf Peoplet l!;etlqi;J it ~~· ,' lor a visit With her mother. ~Irs. spent the past two weeks VISit who has been VISiting relatlvea Installed when the Wlndtn, ~al[ flee lnstallfd were ' Mrs te'T'!~· . •¥ro. Malcomb Mee.; rs. ·cpa;.. Plans were mode to reel Rise! llun churcll' ,,.,rtli'e~·F. Hawkins and family. , ing Mr and Mrs Ernest Lallancc, there. Mr. and Mrs. Childa . re- Garden Club met Th.~radiy '\!yen· president; Mrs. Robtrt ·Thompson, J,:afr ·sr., Mrs. VIrgil IJA!"ill• lilts. 'chu(eh slgit! on ·, 1\l, YhtgLays I!'O· sufidl,y · even~ ' trlt'd 10~:{;. llr. and Mrs Fran Reichert will leave Saturday for Cleveland turned home today and were IC· In~ at, the home of Mtsa Emilia vice president; Mrl. Bryan, see;e- SaiJI~~I Michael, and M•ss l)or. when the Laurel Cliff Jl'Teo Jlt; !Ill •In i\!C! ora lia4~n· of 1 where she will vlsll her daughter. co"p~nled from Cincinnati by Seitz. •v. Locust Sl.t c~· .• t~., :tarY, and »rs . .Georae. ·Heipes, .JI~m w~rc w~lc~I)!Cd , as thodls.t younr Peoj>les G~oup .Youn1 ~~oplt~a up l~bere. · A Mrs. Jolanda Freeman and !am· their granddaughter 'Barbara M~'· John Terrell, president treasurer. , , members .wllen the L~dles Aid Of' ·met Tuesday evening at' the li!l 8 atJew~lin · •lfelf ,iththe. cbJr. ily. Mrs Dtl gard came to asSISt Scott, who is doing afiillate work preSided at the meetint which An interesting an informatlye the St. PaOI's Lutheran Church 'or Mr.. Merlin 11Tacy with tlir i>lllj' and It w~s ' deel~ed to m the making of new choir robe; at the Cincinnati General Hotpi· opened w•th the club prayer fol· paper on .:·Bplbs For S~ecession met Wedne.!ldar afternoon In the Uoyd Wright as eo-hosteSJ. · · tiy fo~ ·the A chatter Utfl )'ear; and the apple butter project of tal. Miss Seott will visit over- lowed wllh devotions by Mrs. Leo Of Bloom w" presented , b~ church ,.soc1al room. Mrs. Ge{ald Pullins vice res!· · Ihe Church of Christ She b., nigh I with her parents M~ a~d j Bryan and lhe pledge to the flog Mrs. Charles Lewis. Reporli on · Groqp singing opened th.• ·dO~( presided at ule· me~Uti• Rcfreahmen,ts weli _.rved by been a dtnner guest of Mr and Mrs. Paul Scott and sJsicr 'carol by little Michll!l Stl'Utile. ' '" ~ the district meeting held re~n", meeting followed with aevptlon which opened with if'Oup slngln~ tho hoite.S.s duri!)r a IOdal M" Bradford Maag and daugh· and return Saturday 10 Cincinnati Members responded to roll call ly in Middl•port were given by led by Mrs. Charles Lytle. Three followed with ' the !.old's Prayer hour to fifteen mfiDk'n,, · ler, ,Minersville and a luncheon David Hartinger who sustained With an ~nusual bulb, ' The Ira· Mro. Josepa Struble and Hrs. articles were presented "Sweet Jn unison. ·Mu.' Clifford Jacobs ,The oext maetlilg wnL ~held guest of Mr 'nd Mrs Renzo a mtld eoncussio~ while pra•lle· veiJilg pr11e donated by Mrs. Ei· Thompson. L~nd of Liberty" by Mrs, Will· read' the ;cripture leyon at the home of ~~· Em~st Pow· Monday Thru Saturday Menchuu and chtldren. Pomeroy. ing football, has heen returned ~ard :~~bier K'l~as awarded to lam Mayer; "I Can't Get Along , Charles Gordon, Lawrene•• ell w1lh MrL Gerald 'Piilllna as . 9 to 5 L D Hartmgc r and hu ststcr, home from the MelJ:'I General t'h'"·k ' t!m lltndger A card o! Mrs. Thompson •nd Mrs. Hem- W1thout My '\~ok", Mrs L. C. Smith aud Rev. William Stram.' co-holiless. I· EvenJnJ(a by Appointment an s w., rece ve from Bonnie cs flower Judges lor the evening Karr and "Quiet Hour", Mn. .:-;.·;,;.;,·;;;;;.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;::;;;.;;;;;.,;:.~~;;;:;;;i;;;l;;;:;:; Permanents $7.M, $10 and $15 Mrs Leo Searles, were 1n Charles- Hospital. ton Tuesday where they visited Bryan lor gtll sent her. The •u· awarded blue ribbons to Mrs Harold Epplqy. PHONE 6428-Y ' ' Mrs Waller Ramey .nd Mrs lumn copy of "Pause for Living•· Thompson for a bullet arrahge235 Wolnut St. Middlopor lhc family of lhc>r couSin. Frank Cull'llngham who hud died Mon- DaRcubcn Beck ~ere busine~;li presented by the qoco Cola co., ment or lavender dahhas; lfrs. During ' the business se!islon ~ 1 ;;;::;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;::;;::;;;=~~d~a~i~F~u~n~er~ul~s~cr~v~lc~ c.~wc~r~c~h~e~ld VISllors 111 Gallipolis Wednesday. Were diStributed. Terrell, table arrangement of h)· Wllh· Mrs. Paul Theiss preaident -· Middleport people who at· Mrs Allard Pratt Jnslalled the drangea In a wooden boat and presiding, plans were made for ~ tended the fltnner meeting at tho ofrleers and as each was install- Miss Seitz, pink chrysanthemums rumll)age sale to be held in lite Kyger Creek School Thursday cd they were presented with a In a pmk container. . the church soc181 room Oct. 22·23 sponsored bv the Chamber of , Red nbbtlns were awarded lo Host~sses , lor the November Commerce of Middleport PomeMrs. Terrell for dogwood berrif• meetmg w11l be Mrs. Eppley, ror and Galllpolla and the Kyger , and colored foliage; and' Mi.- Mrs M•yer ond Mrs Theiss. ' Creek Assoclallon included May. Seitz for b~ffet arrangement of 'l'he t:.ord's Pray~r in unison or c o Fish~r. Mr and Mr.s • .. ~ ~,: {,:.\, bronze chrysanthemu~ns 1 and con~luded the meetmg. Wtlltom Gruoser, Mr. and Mrs. j. , ·<!• (abo for "'buffet artangeme~i ,of .. . David c. Miller, State Rep. £nd '· !~ a;,.1 :'). -... P.Ink chrysanthemums. A, white· Mr. George Melnhlrl, Mr. and M"' Georee' CWldo, ~<tMI. rtbbon wu awarded to )!)ss Seitz ' ' ~IRQ Mrs. Robert Coats, Mr. and Mrs. presided whe~ , tfte PtilijtiteJ for an arrangement of colored Bernard . Fultz, Mr. and Mrs. Society me' at .. )he Church' bl foliage . · ' "I' ~I Chester Tannehill, Mr. and Ill is. Christ Thursd•r and, Mrs. wmi deAt the close of the meeJ'ing ,a Wesley Fry, Mr. and Mrs. John lam Bradford was In charge o1 h uert course was. ocrved by the " ~crkle Mr and Mrs B J! Par- the devotional service w~jch ostess With napkms favors and PI d I I malce.' Mr. and Mrs Clinton opened with the Lord's Prmi'ldn candy tcharrytng out the Hallo- 'wee:nps ar7yereto'mbae e heol~. a •tHatll9h';_ • · • r... ,, • reen _erne. ,. • F111. hcr. All en Jen kl nsnn, Emmct un1son. • __ home of Mrs. Davld • Gobdwin ' ; Sbul~r. C H. WISe Jr, Herbor: Theme of the service was Wednesday Oelober 23 when th Moot·e, James Moore, Judge 'CL• "Harvest" and Mrs. Bradfot'il lftCO Sew Rite Sewing Club. met Wed~ ' :. - -read Scripture verses from Ruth ne•day evenmg at .tbe Ground and a poem by Edgar A. Guen. U ft Observers Corps building Lincoln MISs Mabel Hysell read the story Ul Heights ' of Ruth from th~ b~?k "Famous Mra, .Charles Hoffman, preii~ith in God and the courage of his Women of the Bible . · dent, presided at the meeting A fTA~D own convictions brought Columbus A report on the apple butt.r Mrs. · John Mayer, Colum6us, white elephant sale was held pro!ect was .giVen during tlto was a guest whe.n Mrs. Shirley The traveling prize donated bv lmo'olh IGIIIiJtllllttJi... :IOHI WI ....... reN-A*"~ to a New World. His story points an business meettng and Mrs. Childs Gutnlher entertained the Lincoln Mrs Donald Collins w_. awarded TONIGHT Use It as o typewrlltr ~. "TV" lland or thanked all who had assisted In Heights Canasta Clob Wednesday to Mrs. Charles Spencer. 1 ~ abtlf for boob thqt lnakea ft Ideal as a lludeid'a .._ ~ mspiring motjl lor all of us today. Thurs. & Prl. Oct. 1..11 any way to the .success of the 1evening Refreshments were served by Is mighty ltandy In lilt ltltchen. RoRtlmoOihly on f.ur ~~~ Cornel Wilde Donna Reed project which added approxi· Prizes were awarded to Mrs. the hostesses Mrs. Goodwin and caattrs ••• ap~~~~up lo 3"'x'17" ond Is l)powlifll ~· ~ "iiYOND MOMIASA" mately $500 to the church build· William Wallace, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Donald Mullen to· those namAMERICA HONORS THE MEMORY OF ITS (!1: Technicolor) Heavuavae IIIII and strong lllono hlni/ta; Wlllalt 'II W.. ·~ Ing fund . Mrs. Denver Rice, who Story, Mrs. Richard Freeman and ed above and Mrs Elmer White DISCOVERER ON COLUMBUS DAY, OCI'OBER ll -alsoflmt. Cole . .~ baked wmel finish.· . . Mrs.' Jack Fowler, Mr~, 1 DaytOI; I ' ' Mllland Anthony Quinn was chairman of the food com· Mn Eugene Conde. , mlttee for the two daYs Of · the A de•sert, course wa~ serye4 by Strickland, Mrs Willard Boyer, I' '. Debra J>agct: apple butter making, thanked 'all tt,t hostess to lhose named abqve · Mrs. George Conde, Mr~. Etza ' ·' "THE RIVE!I'S IDGI" who had contributed to the meat. and Mrs.. Lawronce Moranty, I Gilmore Jr., 1\!rs. Edward Wcti<, (Cinemascopc-Technlcolor) served lo approximately 60 work · Mrs Dougla" S1nger inq 'Mrs 1Mrs. Calvin Simpson apd ·Mra. We pay 2% lnteresl on your Saving• • Robert Dailey. Donald · S1turdoy Only 0 I 12 era. Plans wero completed to ser~e ' ' '' •' · Dale Robert•on Brian Keith the annual dinner of !he Home "HILL CANYON OUTLAWS" buildcn Class next Tueaday at BANKING SINCE 1872 John Cassav-;;(~sothe church The Sllclely also dl!· James Whitmore eu ..ed other money-making JII'O. Member Federal Reserve Systtm "CRIME IN THI STREITI" Jects. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Comedy and Cartoon A dc&Sert rourre wari served by POMEROY RUTLAND ' ,. ~~~~~~~~~=.II Mrs. Bradford, Mlsa Hysell, ¥..<. Will. Reuter with !Irs. M. L. , -------------- ____ ---· - -- - - Kelly, Mr.. C. C. Chapman and Mrs. Bessie Blggo as contributing hoslesse1. Gueall were Wavne Davia a~~ Mrs. Malone ednesday Meett'ng Chu' uont •f 'g· ••1"· MARY JUNE Pomeroy-MI~'!Ieport, Oftio, I BEAUTY SALON '· ~ Church Of Chrtst PhilatheO SN<ie'* ·,,, MeehngJc Ffel SE!w Rite Se , 1Club Plans Partv IFor Halloween •• . •• """"' l' · InHetg • hts '·9Jail ([in/ " Can05ta Cl bI d d M "e fteS Oy eet . won .....tt. RaJ Closed Columbus Day, Oct. 12th ·E.- .. Pomeroy National Bank FURNITURE ·fAIR ·---- drlc Clark, Jud~c Jo~n Bacon. ~lr. and Mrs Rodney Downin~. Mr. and Mrs Gerald Preston, Mr. and Mrs. C. F Hibbs, Fn•d 1 Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Paul DaviS Mr. and Mro John Kincaid, Mrs Pauley Ann Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgon, C. P. Bradbury and James Arnold. · Richf\1'~ Rawlings and Paul Hoi· ter are In Cincinnati to see th,, preview showing of the new ' I DOdRC. ' Mrs. Charles McNamee was at the Ralph Lee farm, Racine, Wcdttesday to assl!t their Methodiil Church In maklnr apple buller. Mr. and Mro. Earl Knight vis· lied their daughter, Marilyn Sue, aophomorc .tt Ohio Unlvcrsllv, Thur.day evening. I 3 Piece Foa"' Rubber SfCTIONAL. LIVING lOOM SUITES 1 $1,8.QC)' . ' " Double Dresser, Chest, Bookcase Bed, $59.95 Sealy Mat· tress, $&9'.95 Box Springs, ·I;>resser Lamp $178.00' ·so-MINUTE·TEST ·PRO • 'NEW N'r GAS ~URNER-WITH·A~BRAIN ·· - , '. . •• NO RWONAilE liD TURNED DOWN Hew 1957 Pontiac Chieftan 2 dr. Sedan. llydramatic, Radio, llralcr Two tone green. WAS NOW 1957 Pontiac ·· $2,595 $2,495 8 cyl. 4 dr. Chlcftan Sedan. One carcfullo: like the day it was sold. 1 • cal owner. Almost ~ ' 1956 Buick ·.. · $2,295 $2,195 ~.'$pedal 4 dr. S,edan Dynaflow drive. R&ll . { Till& one has really been babied . 1.955 Ply110uth $1,795 $1,695 1 .v,a 3 dr. Hard Top. Power park Filled to the brim with vim. Automatic shift. 8 cyl. Conv. Cpe. Nearly J!CW top. Stat' Chief model. light blue ., ' " ' . ' 1954 Bukk .. new stOc:k $1 ,595 VB Super 2 dr. Har~ Top Cpe. Choice of two - both have dynaflow drive. Clean ca·t·s. New one cost nearly $4500.00. • 1953 Bulcks ···· as ~was $895 We have seven line cars. Some of these we have cut $100 00 in price. 1953 Olds ··.... $1,195 $1,095 "98" V8 4 ·dr. 't956 Chev. new stock $1,895 '\lt•Jielaire 2 dr. Sedan. Powet· glide. R&B . ODe of the sharpest '56 anywhere. 9$5 Chevrolet $1,395 $1,295 Cit. Sedan. 19.000 actual mileage Sparkl· orlg~nal 1954 Pontiac ·· $1,395 $1,195 black fintsh . Dodge ····· · $995 $895 .t\~""liet ·2 dr. Sedan Ext ra good finish. gaod care. Economical 6 cyl. .,.,,..Chevrolet $1,095 $995, ; ~'Ja,~re~l ·4i'' . Sedan. A beautiful car. Worth Sedan. Power Steering, Power brakes. Really a prize in condition. 1953 ~ontiae ···· $89$ $795 cyl. 4 dr. Sedan. Hydramalic drive. A nice car for the family. 8 1953 Chevrolet · · Se9s $795 210 2 dr. Sedan. Outst,ndingln lhe l.ot. 1952 Bulcks ··:. ·· $6,5 $595 ,. Choice of three spf.Cials - I &lid 4 drs . ' 1951 Chenolefs ··.$395 $295 · Two good· buys. BLAE ui·· lH Yean of hrvlee "From Baggtea $4! h.leb" PONTIAC . . . . • NO. 162 ,_,.,, Ohio 522 106-M P~t '' ' - r ·- ']I ' - ly UnlteC Prw ' Olllt: Mostly IUIIIIY· ~ wis Ji.f, Now Open he •e"' Weotblr• ., ,..'' • ' !. Wttll ............anr..., ~.~­ ,,..... ""·Pair ~~ Sun4oy lolr wltlliW "N 1 I! IN chango, Hlllh todly 5WO. . .,,.. nlilht 35-41 SINGLI COJJ-ft <To lackson 14 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 11, 1957 mckinley