https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/04afeb42d399e0ee8d125761a2dc6f9d.pdf 5167a0287c0fdc2750f1f6f80452ca4f PDF Text Text -....- ,,.-. ' .. ~ I Middleport Sooiety -~·M ~~:~ 0 ~as been 111 w1th a vtrua tn Recent visttor& of Mrs Vern Da- v1s were Mrs Elias Stites, Mrs John Sm1th Pomeroy, Mrs James Airs. Clara Phillips, Wilkesville Soudero, !ilddleport, Mrs Ebza and Columbuo, spent the week end beth Young, Monaca, Pa, and liar With a1r and Mrs L1 wrence Mil- old Young, Rochester, Pa boan RS·T Mr and Mrs Carroll Swanson In, ~ti 1Newt In AdYettll1q In 0-llill M;s Effi, Co ' h b attend•d the Ohio State football j ~ e pen as een re- game todav turned froon Holzer Hospllai where M dM H c k I sbe has been a me~lcal patient Ernest Covert 15 r an rs omcr lll at hiS home week end guests of on Seventh Avenue Wllh flu oo arc ~rthur Mas Stuart, Charle•ton W Va Dai ¥ entinel ' - ., I R~y C. Bliss, Republican State Chairman, today announced that a meeting wit]{ GOP leaders of the lOth CongressiOnal )>l~rlct will be held at the Nell House here Thursday, October ~l\ at 5 p.m. 1 ~ The meeting, which will be devoted to a discussion of party , ~usin~ in the lOtb District, wll_lb_e_a_tt_en_d_ed_____: by~G _o__v_C.:__W_Il· am 0 Nelli, Only the chairmen •.- TilE GO AND GllOW Act1ve youngsters need lots of milk to grow up Strong and Healthy. Use Dairy Products Pomeroy Personals SPRING HILL DAIRY "Q11oHtfJ l'irJt llhvcrv•" ~tr ~tnd l\11 s Arthur ~~1chorn and Mrs T1ny Brurn u( Columbus Rrc the .cursts of Albert Reuter anrl "'sler Cl1r.t Wlih.un Ohlinger ,111d dau~lltcr I ott•e of Not"llod arrtved Frldnv fnr u wrf'krnrl v1s1t w1th Mr and r.AU.JPOLIS 01110 ~~-~-~-~~~~~-~--~:-~~~~~~~Mr., William Wrll'l Ball Run c ___-_ - - - -- --- ~tr ancl MIS Hmv Saddler or Bndg:rporl arc thl ~uc~ts of M•" William Baxter and Mr and Mas - -- - - Bentz Wollr Mrs Elizabeth Young ha8 retura• cri to ncr IIOint" Monaca, Pa aftrr a wrck.s v1s1L wllh Mr and Mrs • Another strike/ He'll have an appetite as big as his score when he gels home. A quick snack like deVIled ham sandwiches made Wilh fresh HOLSUM BREAD and a sll!ammg bowl of clam chowder really tops off a fun-filled evenmg. F.lias Stiles Mr and M1 s Harold Youn1( or Rr.chcstf'r Pa and Thomas Young 1f N('W Brtghtnn P<~ were recent gltf' sls of Mr and Mr11 Elias SUteR Mr Nnd M1 s William Wclh en tea ta111ed w1th a dmncr Wcdne ~ rlay at thc1r homr Bull Run Guc•sts WCIC Mr and Mrs Arth\11 Fu horn and Mrs Tiny Brum of Columbuus anti Albert Reuter unrl \ll ss Clara Rl ulcr of Pomeroy - I ': Are Held~~day Friends ol Lenley 0 Moses, 364 King Avenue, Columbus were not lfled of h1s death m Mt Carmel Jlospitai last week ---- --- 1 lowell Neimeyer ls Honored On Uth Birthday INSURANCE? et'OR THE BEST! eANY TYPE! Sec or Call JOHN RICHMOND - ---------------------- Pomeroy bH E. Mala St. taste better ... On Route 7 Will ~ow OU Professor To Speak At ! Racine Pare"t ITeachers To PI~c~.e~~n~. SKATE·A·WAY Servf' it with ..• !lrr and Ml'tl Charle• Neimeyer entertained will! a party neentl) at their home, W 'Main St honor lnll their son, Lowell, on bls i2th birthday, A laree birtbday cake with tho ln,.rlptlon "Happy Birthday, Low· eU" cente....t the relre1bment ta· ble. lee cream, eake, elder and mlats were ~erved to Mn Cheater Z•rkle, Mr and Mra. Gene N~r­ ton, Mro Paul Zirkle and aon, Ass ..tant Profe11or of Erlucation at Oh1o Un· Oct 14 at 7 30 In tho butllle•t of Buteh, Mr1 Francea Hawkins, Mrs Harold Lemley and aonl, Sonny, 1vcr81ty will be lhe guest speaker the Raeine lllptlot Church Monday evenmg, Oct 14, when the' The PTA is condutlillll 1 melii- Rieky, Chuckle and Bobby Joe, llrs Ruth Hysell and son, Charlea, Rulland Parent Teacher Assocla- beroh1p drive, and Mrs Homer Hartley, Gary Ault and lion meets at the High School oud· that Ia inleresled Charles Che•dle. torium ol 8 p m is welcome 1nd The hono....t CU~t retelved I M" Glle• Smllb, ~resident , wiU the Monday numbclr ol gllll and aeldlna 111111 preside at the meetlni There will lout unable to attend' were lira Mra DelAnd wtll apeak on SIMt Edltll Thomu, \lr: and Mrr. Lei!' cl81 Education classes and the ' llo S1don and Kra.,Neva Pratt and tmbllc Ia invitCd to attend the ,daUihler. meeting lie Open Sunday Afternoon 2:00 Till4:00 P.M. Admission 25c ~!~! ~~ ~~~~~r~d•Y. 1 1 ~ Lllttltu """ Onlr •.,,,., Stt$ Riducedto $ Here Is ,oW dlecele- Otie of ~he Teo lttllles-tlle beautlfvl 2'AI . . . . . W41M ~ '• Slttl Triottt<onllol Wlllatllng Teo WI. w1111 ~ C.j.' ..,-Jj:-..... ,., ""'"' :-;_• . , , 0 , . , , . . . , . , • • " BED ROOM 7·00-10:00 p ftt. SUITE Reliable Man or Woman With firm confidence in tile progress of our nauon and of our conlmunity _ this bank looks forward to many more )'eUt of COIIJitUt' dve service, helpins customers to obtain the success they seek. Come in whenever you think our counKI or cooperation an help JOU. "' We p~) ~% lntcr~sl on your Savlap FuU or Part Time TO S£~ICE of ROUTE NO SEL!.ING OR SOLIC111NG ROUTE ESTABLISHED FOR OPERATOR INCOME STARTS IMMEDIATELY IIIQUIR.D Member Federal Reserv~ Sy•tem Membet Federal Deposit lnsuranee Corporation POMEROY, OHIO I DIN UTE '$8too , CIGARETTE MACHINES $"5.00 to $1;,5,00 CASH The FARMERS BANK · and Savings Company 1 PIECE DELUXE 3 TABLES· $19.95 Please don't waite our Sealy Hollywood BED ... Complett AXMI,NISTER I $89.5~ r OPEN TILL 9 P.M. .!qW~' MAPLE OM I I, TIIOW RUGS tnn~ unlell you hove the nctc•sary capital and arc tincer~lv Jnt('r- ested I~ expanding - We fl. nance expansion - If l•lly qual 1f1ed and able to take over •I onee write briefly about yoursell and include phone number lor pet"Sonal Interview Allltcl Monhanollolng, Inc. 7307 Olivo Sti'Hl 10141 UnlyertliJ City 5, Mo. port retndcnt and lhe only !lurvi\· 911 are cousins. He was 81 at the Um.e of his death He was a rc '- tired New York Central Boiler Io , &peetor, and a me1nj>er of York ~ge, polumbus Chapter, Mos onlc Council, Pomeroy, Columbns Commandery, Scottish Rite and Al,ddin Temple and King Avenue MethodiSt Cllureh Mon. -Wed. - Fri. - Sat. Evenings Funt!ral services were held Sun day even1ng at the D Ha.vey Dav•• FUneral Home w•th the Rev. R Calkins olficiat1ng, and serviCe> by the York Lodge M"ons BuriAl • Wll today m llunlmgton, W Va Hr Mo~cs Is a former Mtdtllf" NEED GOOD PLATFORM ' l ROCKER 1 , "'I" , ·-·'· ....... """'p Ali I! 67, normal mlnhrium 44 10 Mild Tuooday an4 W~ luming coolar Tlluradllr Of' Prf; doy and ckl hlllfdJr. SINGLB COPY-II Tenth District GOP Leaders 'Meeting Called For Oct. 31 IUILK .KEEPS 111M ON Ohio: Tomporalu"" Will ... lhrH to flw . .,... ....,. ------------------------------------- NO. 153 I Uve eomm•tte~. the co,unty e~air, women 1n the loth Distrlct"lnd the State, Commllteman and State Committeewoman of1hat District, have beta Invited to u:end the ~ o'~"!e.~~line, In Parlor 2, Nell Tho lOth D11trlcl " eompr~sed , of. Atllena, Fairfield, Gallla, HOCk· Ina, ~~on, Lawrence, Meigs and f Vfi)ton eo unties Attendmg from Melas Couqty wiil be E E Foil~. ~~cutlve Committee ~ha~r­ ~n, Pomeroy and David 0 Jenldns, Ceiltrai·Cemmlttee chmman, llllddleport. , At 7 p. m. on the same day, those attending the busme88 scs slQn, and thlill husbands ani! wives y/111 be dinner guests ol Governor and Mn O'Neill at the Govenor's Mansion The Governor has also Invited to lh• dinner \J S Senator and Mra. John W Bricker, Con ereiSman and Mrs Thomas A, Jenkms of the loth DIStrict, Ll Gov. and Mrs Paul M. Herbert, &eeretary ol State 8nd Mrs Ted W. Brown Aud1tor of State and )lrl, lam* A. Rhodes, Slate Treas wer and Mro. Roger W Tracy, At tOnley General and Mrs W•lham Sixbe, Repu)lllean members of the ' ~tale LeSIS•ture In the loth DIS trlct and their wives The October 3)st mectmg and dinner will be thh sll<tlo or a wrIes wl!ldl will ln.elude every Con81'881ional Dllltr~ct 10 Oh10 Governor O'Neill and Chairman Bills a!P'eed on Ji•e general pat tern for the aeriea at a conference month. ,. ; Dnou.l To I'Jae Ia. . . . fJI t .. ·~~- ~ Stephen Edward, elght month Mr and Mrs James Thomas arc old son or Mr and Mrs Dale Wal busmess 'I.!illors m Steubenville t the eounty central and exeeu- ' Weather: RUSSeII Gets TW0 year Sentence In F•Ive Four Teen-Agers Narrowly Escape Death In Mishap 1 Four young people narrowly eacaped death al- 6 p m Sunday evening on the Hysell Run Road one mile North of Route 124 when the vehicle 1n which they were rid' mg went out of control on a curve at h1gh speed and rolled over Into COLUMBUS UP -Albert Ru• a creek. sell lr, 39, today was sentenced Highway Patrolmen who Investilo two years m prl•oll for embez gated the mishap aald that the thng $7,076 69 while he was post driver ol the car was Donna Shax, master al Pomerov 11,,of Athen•. who suffered a eoocusslon, multiple abrasions and The co'urt Imposed concurrent ~wo year terma on two counts ()( contUsions ambw,..menl agamst Rur•ell TheI three other passengers' In The place of confmml'eot w11l h•• the ear were determuled by the U. S attorney Nancy Shay, 1~. Atheno, who general Jtussell became postmaster 111 suffered a scvete cut over the left Pomeroy m 1953 The government eye and multiple contUSIOnS and charged he embeuled the monel a~astons £rom July 1966 to 1une 19~7 Federal Prison Three Injured In Middleport Auto Accident �' ''4-· . ,' • ·,/ •' "' ' I ~~ .t ,, , .• . . . '; . c !''·. ~·,.~ · ·'•'(. \' " ' ~·•' • \ ~·, ,: ·I ~· I II ' TH~ bAlLY S~NTINEL 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ,,·oct. 14, ,1957 ( - -- ----·-·-..,..,...- ' I Commentating, EditoriallY The Mimon·Dollar Lathe //lust rates APoint Often Difficult To Understand In Business Economics Here 6:45 7:00 9:00 g:30 tO:OO 10:30. 1'1:00 The story of the million dollar lathe might $B7 ,000. fit any industry, small or large, in our tri· So the company found itself with only $13 . ' county area. It suggests in part the always 000 to buy a $67.000 piece of equipment . mountmg problems of small business men and similarly, why industry In America con~ tinues to centralize-in order to exist. The additional $54,000 had to come from We are indebted to Ernie Covert for this profits. But in order to clear $54,000, Thomp. story which illustrutes vividly a point of busi· ness economics often difficult' for some people son had to make a profit of $1!2,000 before to understand. Have you heard about the taxes, and in order to make that much profit, lathe that cost $12,000 ltll942, but which took the company had to sell more than $1,250 ,000 worth of products to customers. more than a niiiUon dollars to replace? It took a million and a quarter dollars of sales for the company to replace .one lathe, ' and not one ~ent went to the stockholder' ~ $54,000 Short In 14 Years II :~0 12:00 1~:15 J ·.30 2:00 3:00 $1,225,000 Sales Needed! SigJJ 011 Toda~ Roml>t'r Room Treasure Hu11t The Price,Is Right Truth or Consequ•aett Tic Tac Dough It Ceuld Be You News Report Movietime Bride and Groom Queen Elizabeth's Address Queen for a Day 3:45 Modern Romances 4:01J.Come1y Time 4:30 Trouble With Father 5:00 Spinach Playhouse 5:45 NBC New• 6:0 News Picture 6:15 Sports Eve 6:25 'Weathercast 6:30 The Price Is Right 7:00 The Restless Gun 7:30 Wells Fargo R:OIJ Twenty.One 8:30 GoodrcaJ' Theatre 9:00 Suspicion Original Cost, $12,000 In 1942 Thompson Products bought a lathe. The cost was $12,000. Under Federal tax laws the cost could be depreciated over a 14-year period . So, lnst year, when the lathe Had to be replaced, Thompson had· $i2,000 set aside, plus an additional $t,odo which was the resale value of the old lathe. However, in I 956 the same model lathe tliat' had sold for $12,000 in 1942 was seiling for $35,000, and a new model with attachments to meet the advanced needs of the Industry cost TELEVISION· GUIDI WSA.Z ~TV Chd~t,..e13 MONDAY TUESDAY ·I A million and a quarter dollars to replace one machine so three Thompsqn employes ' one shirt--could continue working! The Cleveland Plain Dealet·'s editorial reaction to this method of presenting the bus. !ness profit picture is to the point: "This Is something to think about when agl. tators scream about high corporate profits No profits, no new machines, no jobs... · .10:00 Foreign Intrigue 10:30 News Hetdltnoc 10:40 Nitewatch 12:00 Tonight " I do a slow burn,' says Neighbor Jones, is going, stay with it. Keep children away. ' Daybook ;· Daily Sentll1~J \ \ \ . \. I I, WJ! H AI/ R~ads ~ead To Rome, Including New Skvroad Tried Out F1rst T11ne By Doc: Quigg, Plus Mayor 01 Rome Melas.County News 1'1 :50' ,.. m. 3·MAN- . 5CKfMiLEfUP- - Daily Less Bounce To The Jounce on 990 s~ot On Your Radio Diol r Olive lngrali11111 lmpreued By Spesd Too He ''lti :;;;,:.''' . that not·w.llna·Ume, that you see In ·forJi:. Jlfe." They, ate two N~ different standfi· df .~lndful that the beHavior of our tourists h111· been criticized, and that lately the us THI~ I~ .~ drawtnr. of a th~ h.:tcot \loetpe;t to '1 thrto-~ e~w tiOO mllea Into outer .p.;,l Bte*''"'ana•fbttt havo just ~n revealed by QoocJyeat Atroraft· tnrAkron; o; Good,.•ur calli It "M•teor JuniOr." lllll"""lii!Onn!J • , It It llile thst the pedestrian In Rome·It • IO~rnnient has been slipping try-to-be-~ic~ iaualerer and the pedestrian in New Ydrk 'la ad ~e into passports, I mean to find out I' ne!Wl!ua-Nellie burrier. But th"" .: •• ~bat 8 what. Tomorrow I'm going to take a 1 8 10illtl't; 1~ 11 irt "' 11 • rullbemeck bus and observe American tour• I , common: Jaywalklitg, Tliey llotlf il'ril 'flrst'hand. '"';li lo. , ~to l'i' , 1v·Circle IMYe&:tliJf.-.v litbi t' '· ~"'etTueSdQy • PITt-ARMY SILLOUT I \ SALT !;AD CITY - CUP) wao Thirteen Salt tR:t City l'ftident> ""T POINT, N. Y. UP -Sat. ~~~~J:ro~clrl!~·Je of tlie B lj. eot I tree rtde lelOCdfn, .Utili, ·>~'~ urday"s football llame between · So<lety of:lbt 111~1 ~• distant, afnl ilaek IHicauae; Army and Plitabur'h at 27 000 wUI m~t ~ c ~eclnt frtt' dlt' at th~ sh·/ seat Mlo1ile Stidlum hal be~n a the home ol :hon. nh on~J.!I •mb~d t~ tell ,, 1tllout fpr mo.te tho~ twp w~el ·, ~r d1 o tr'IJ.'l. f1' w*,tt an ha~ J U. Mllita.i:y Academy o!llcal, 1pu e out. --·· , announe<ed today, Over 3;00d tick JIJ~du!l6\l-. T~~ Mlf , .et~~\le ti.oe~ (old 'tb Pitt students loin. will tat. / '\:r; . . 1:0, 1 lllc:t.;~ili' ==,1 \'t s. ~·oil :II' aho\'~c:~,~~ ~ift ' On 7:00 TOdily 9'00 9:30 10:00' 10:30 t 1:00 It :30 12:00 12:15 1:30 2:00 3:00 Romper Room Tre.,un ijunt The·Price IN t!iabt Truhl or corlstqurihet. \ic Tae Dough II C~uld Be You Mid-Di.y News Movletime Bride and Groom Matinee Tlleater; Queen For a DaY' 3:45 Modern Romance! 4:00 Comedv Ttm, 4:30 Trouble With Father 5:00 Spln.-h Playhowe 5:15 NBC News 6:00 News Picture 6:15 Sports Eye 6:25 Weathercast 7:00 7:45 8:00 8:45 8:35 9:00 9:30 10:15 11100 11:10 11:15 from the 6:30 Nat 1'King" Co•.- ~how 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:M 9:30 10:00 10:30 II :00 Eddie Fisher Show Meet McGraw Bob Cummings Show ; The Californians 0 Henry Playhouse Adventures of !liflin Kane Big Ten Highlights News Headlines II: 10 Nitev.atch 12:30 Tonight o~ 7:45 8:00 5:43 8:55 9:30 1:30 10:30 11:00 11:10 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:30 I :00 1:30 2:w 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 4:00 5:30 5·•5 f .5.1 ~HANNIL ..... I Luck!• 8 Cartllono Capta!n Kanearbo CBS News Local News Garry Moore ~rt~ur Go~ Strike II Rich Newa !<sties ,\lmanac Love of Life ' Scm~ f~r ToJDOI'rOII Guiding !.lint ::atle'' Kitcb.:n '.; the World TurDI Beat the Ciock ::ouseparty Big Payoff The Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm J!dge ot' Ni.hl The Early Show rour Esso Reporter . Spor~s Parade Weathenn•n 6:00 Parade of.Slars 6:30 Tel·~~on,e 'i;l,in~. ,... 7:00 Phil Silver, Show 7:30 Big 1en Highlights 8:00 To Tell the Tnnh 8:30 Red SkeltoQ ·Show 9:00 $6i,OUl Question 9:30 .dama 10:00 Mystuy Theater 11 :00 Up-to-the-Minute News 1105 Seanning the Weather II :I0 The Late Show 1 WHTN-TV Cl,annel13 TUESDAY CHANNeL 13 9:44 Sign On 9!45 Morning 'Movie II :00 Adventureo io Learning 11:30 Nelghbora 12:05 Noon News 12:15 Cartoon Ciub 12:30 LiberllCe I:00 Gretchen Wade Show 1:30 Movl• Matinee · 3:00 American Banditan• 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Sir Lancelot 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Five Star Final 113 News 1 6:30 Sugarfoot 1 7:30 B:OO 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 (Contl•lJ>'ad From l'a.. Onal Mr. HOI\'tll gave Ho1110ll County ,.,m,oor Society was now a mem· the Pioneer Hlsjorlcal Solo one· of the richest atl·~~! -~::ri~O~!h~io. He also alated II the Park belongs to Pioneer Historical Society and II not a state park. Several new benches and tableo have loeen placed In the park: llr. Howell told of the need of more parking space at the park. • The forming of "Town•hip His· tory Cluba" has long been a- de· sire of MJ>. Howell who stated that Sel!llo Township now has the nu· cleua of an erganlzatlon and tbat they are planning a marker in the next year. He also spoke of the in· terest of historical 'data on old cards ienl concerning the So.chea ond the need of restoring them. Of Interest to all was the new law wbicb ·makes well estab· llsbed oocleties such as the Meigs County Society eligible for funds county commissioners for worthy projectc& WCHS·TV Chanttel8 Monday 7 JimmieTUESOAY Dean Jimmie Dean Lucky 8 Cortoons Captain Kangaroo DIFFERENCE OF OPINION CBS News .· .' . ' ' '' Local News The Amateur !Jordcners Club . B~ HARBOR, Vt. UP - The Gary Moore wUJ meet Tuesday evening 'at the members of the New York-Ver·Arthur Godfre• ho"!t of Mra. A. J. Strauss, South mont Interstate Commission on the Queen Ellznbctb Tbti\1 Avenue, with Mrs. Norman Lake Champlain basin had dilfi· News PLAN FRIOAY S~IAL Humphreys as co-ch~lnnan. culty agreeing on an Important Katie's Atmanae besic fact Cor their discussions. The Foithlul Circle' sunday Love of Life Chalrmon Gr>.nt Johnson said that School Class of Lclnrt Foil• Met8RADBU~Y PTA MEETING 11 :30 Seurcti for Tomorrow Lake Champlain was 123 miles hodist Church will sponsor' a soc- Tile Bradbury Pfrent·Teaeher 11:45 Guidb1g Light oal at the Community Hall on Fri· 1Associotlon will meet Wednesday long. U. Gov. S!afford quoted 115 12:00 Katie's Kitche: mile•, while the state director pf day, October~ 18, beglnnirig at 3 October 16, at the Bradbury Schooi 12:30 As the World Turu P·. m. Soup, fJSh and hot doll sand at 7:30 whc)\ Fathers' Night will forests and parks, Perry Merrill, 1:00 Beat Jhe Clock claimed 118 miles. WJShe• will be featured wllb the be observed and the program pre1:30 Houseparty proceeds going to repair the scnted by the men. Membera . of 2:00 Big Payoff Burning d~mp leaves only annoys the next taken. church. I the Salisbury Board of Education TUESDAY MEETING 2:30 The Verdict Is Yours "Lastly," said the expert, "a thing that gets door neighbor. Wait until they are dry. You will be present to explain the The Friendly Circle of the Fed· PLAN RUMMAGE SALE levy which will be voted on In Noeratcd Church will meet at the 3:00 ' Brighter Day have no cuuse to smoke anyone out of his me hot has Mthing to do with burning. 1 Fides Lodge, Knight• of Pythias vombor. church Tuesday ' at 8 p. m. Mrs. 3:15 Secret Storm house or to bring tears to his eyes Jones would ltke to make a reference to the discour- will hove a Rummage Sale Friday Leonara Jewell wfll have the de· 3:30 Ed~e of Night . volions and Mrs. Thomas Young 4:00 The Early Show pointed out as he commenced to list the rules teous pai in the house next door who never and Saturday, October 18·~9 at' the building, North~cond WCSC MEETS TONIGHT will present the program using 5:30 Your E!So Reporter for handling fallen leaves. bothers you with smoke or fire . He never Hawkins Avenue formerly oceuple y the 1he W.S.C.S, wlll meet tonight for her · "Our Friends, the 5:45 Sperts Pando Rak4 oft d.-..~ '· .... . even rakes hli· leaves, ·leaving the task o( ga- Olllo Fuel Goa Compagy ee:"t at lbe , ·~••Ill, 1M,ethodi~t f;h~rcb I·C•"IBJ•eJI<tiOJial Christians". Jlost- S:SS Weatt.erman b th I en an "'T.JIJ~IJer fires . Don't thering them td the wind whlch'd~lf~erslJrem fl. Grate, John Kincaid'ari orace ' with ·Mta Bl'jle'tJJ9iJ. Jjmident, esses ' bt Mrs. Dayton Phillips, 6:00 Leave It T•· Beaver McElhinny · are the committee In ' presiding. M11. flan Moore is Mro. Roy Mayer and Mrs. Donald 6:30 Robin !lood eap e ~aves up hke a haysfack. Leave the free of char e to h charge of the rumrpage and anY' program leader and , Mrs. Glenn Hauck. big bo~~lres to t~e pep rallies at the schools. throughout t~e block t e nicely kept yallds one wishing contributions to be Lambert will give the dev.otiolnai'JI .;;;.;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;>;j 1 7:00 Burns & Allen 7:30 Talent Seouts picked up Thursday may call Mr. service. Hostesses arc Mrs. w. W. 1 Don t use the ctty streets for an incinerator. "This .. h id ,. · kk 8:00 Danny Thomas Hayes, Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mrs. 8:30 Deoembcr Bride Find a sp'ot In your own yard. When the fire choly ti~e i:d::d~" ma es autumn a melan- Kincaid. Robert Harris, Mrs. Charles Bur· 9:00 Stud.o One CIRCLE MEETING ·, 1 delle, Ailsa Bess Sanborn. Special 10:00 Mystery Theater ' Clau 12 Clrele of the W.S.C.S. guests will be women of the Bend11:00 News of He!th Methodist Church will erson Methodist Churcll where the 11:05 Scanmng the Weathrr meet Wedqesday night at. 8 p. m. Rev\ Rubert Hurley is the pastor. 11:10 The Late Show at the home of Mrs. Jnmef Criswell . ly OOC QUIGG · oasi~vl IIRTHDAY ROME (UP)- All roads lead here lnclud· seem to enjoy it tmmensely. New York has Mts: Noah Haskins wil. pre~~t!t , the progra'!l and will rev1ew ~fi; · Mr. and ll!rs. Valcle Spencer en· lng a new skyroad which a few of us intrepid ~n~ounced It will launch 11 pedestrian safety zell S~nejl • bpok •·story ot Melb' ~ertained with a dinner Sunday adventurers pioneered with the aid and In·' : ve, to be cllma~ed wit~ a law that may odlsm Mrs. C. E. Young il d,;tq: at their h9me Syracuse hohorlng CHAN'IEL 13 MONDAY tiona! leader and assistinf~ ·' ,Jay Frank on 'h\1 foqrth birthday. ;. spiratlon of the mayor of Rome In person t .rea ten prison for Jaywalkers. . 9:44 Sign On tosses will be Mrs. Gionn iJ(l ,Preaent ·were ilir. and Mrs. Den· 9:45 Mor11ing Movie plus the strength of 13,600 hors~ built lot~ N The trouble ~ith that plan Is that many bert, Mrs. Earl Knigh~ Mr~ . Dhir'lver Frank and children, Sandra 11:00 Ad•entures in Learnina four alrpla:ne engines ew York pedestrians would rather go to pri- Ketchka and ~"· James Silppaon., and Say of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. 11:30 Neighbors Mrs. !larry Chesher, prcifdent, Howard Frank and &on, Ray, or 12:05 Noon New• Opel!lng non·stop .service between New :~n than be deprived of the sheer joy of dart· w~~': ch~1·gc of the mcetlne. . Raelne and Clarence Frank. 12:15 Cartoon Club York and Rome, Pan American Airways haul· th! ::~g speed!ng autos In the middle of 12:30 . Libernte 1:00 Gretehen Wade Show ed Roman bigwigs, 11iong with the regular tou· l:30 Movl~ Matinee rist trade, 4,600 miles In 13 hour:;, 7 minutes. 3:00 Queen Elizabeth That's a huge hop- fl'l!m Nervous City In 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Cartoon Club Eternal City ~ a quick transition that leaves ' The Rome Jaywalkers do have a certain ad. 5:00 Superman you blinking In wonder among the ruins of vantage over their brothers In New York. 5:30 Mloitey Mouse Club 6:00 Five Star Final the vestal virgins and.the catacombs. We man- They do not bounce as far when struck. The 6:15 New• aged to make the malden voyage with only Roman traffic is more helter-skelter than New 6:30 American Bandstand two speeches, both by the mayor of course York's, but the automobiles do not h~tve neat·· 7:00 Mark Saber 7:30 China Smith on departure and on arrival. Bands played' ly the tonnage of American cars and hence 8:00 Voice of'Firestone Ribbons were snipped. Wirie !lowed like th~ d~n't pack as much sock against pedestrians 8:30 Top Tunes and New Talent Ttber at floodstage. 9:30 Guy Miteheli Show · They're tiny European models. 10:00 Newa ·ot :.Ce Xl&bl You leeve New York at eventide, and you 10:10 theater told the Mayor that the last time 1 had can go to sleep after dinner and wa·lte up over II :SO Sign l)ff the Alpa approachihg Rome. Which Is what I interviewed a mayor was In Hiroshima Japan did, and lmm,dlately went aft to ihtirvie'W where the mayor has, on display In a' case i~ bts ·oftice, a baseball autog~aphed by the great the mayor, Umberto Tupinl. Ba~blno Ruth. Asked whether he had some sucti memento of his trip to America, Mayor Tuplnl, produced a·n old-time ship's clock glv- . He:s a Uttle .man with a mighty Roman nose, en him by Pan American, possibly as a re1•unty bearlnt, frtendly personality. seld minder of how things have changed from cliplie never hid been In New York before and' per ship to clipper plane days '; that his fil'lt impression was of fast' moveMa'yor Tupinl said every A.mertcan he ever .ment, 011anlzatlon, and maalveness had spoken with had "a great love for Italy . ·~e people in the street w11 n~t foiUnll llld 8S(Iecl&liy Rome." He was quite happ; .Jnl~~d ~ ~rybody knew where he Wll go. that American tourist traffic to Rom . 1 C IS n· lf!J, he said. ''In Rome there Is not tltat ruah Cnfllfng. Small fires and dry leaves keep smoke haz. ~d to a minimum, but If smoke does prove to be irritating to your eyes, it can be relieved by a few drops of eye lotion. "Actually," said Jones, "the smart leaf burner uses many tools. He keeps his fire confined in a wire burner. He has water handy in a bucket or a hose to take care of any emer· gencles. Leaf fires can spread in wind at amazl,ng speed. Every year there are needless casualties because proper· precautions are not 6:55 ---~ D~n't G,t Nei~hbor$ Hot During Leal Burning when the fellow next door falls to observe common rules of etiquette and safety during leaf-raking lime." Even the apartment dwei,ler who can't hold a match. to Jones when it comes to proper leaf-burning technique, was mildly Interested In what the expert bad to say. Along about no~ smoke gets In everybody's eyes. "Thi,s neighbor of mine," went on Jones, "doesn't even have a hazy notion of the cause and cure of~ smudge." CHA'NNEL 3 Pioneer Society Wyatt Earp B!oken Arr'n Telephone Time West Point .&slgnment Foreten te)Joa News of the Nlrbc' ,. 10~ 10 1'heatcr 13 \ 11:30 Sign Off · A standing vote of thanks was given to Mr., Howell for his many hours of work In promoting the 6-Year-Old Girl Is Kept· AliVe ·!'Three Mid~eport Rutland B.an~ , .• I year-old girl •with a rare kidney Sandra Brewlnfllon, Dianne Mcco7 disease which requires two slim ~~molh~:~:o~ ~~~';!: ~:;:::•J.~: of watermelon daily had a new B b 'J ~ . years· Karl er, ar ara ones, " ' suppIYof lhe me Ions today, than ks Beck, connie. Cook, Michl Lloyd, to a lot or friends .here and in w d d s 00 Ohio. 2 years; Mallanne . ger ' U· ' A carload of watermelons, sent ~~~~e Bradbury, KOJth French, 1 by sympathetic residents of Day. P;omotions made sunday inelud· ton; Ohio, arrived Friday. At the ed these youngsU.ra from Mrs. same time an operator or a tru.: cly•le tngel's Nursery: Mary Brad· stand _in Moundsville, near Camer· bury, Jobn Ebersbacb, David EiliB, on, promised en ought melons her· Patricia Everaon, LuAnn French, self to keep Audry Jean ·Roxb.v Glenna Sprague James tnd Stesupplied until Christmas. hen Thomas· ' The load ol melons from Dayton p ' were contributed by people who Mrs. Brewlnfllon promoted Dee heard News Editor John Frain or Ann Wells, Janlee A!Jlt, John fn. W~ZI broadeast a Unitr,rl Press gels, Sherry Shuler, Joan Neal, story about Audrey.' The young Joyce Davis, Kathy Morgan, Jobn girl's mother has an Income of , Kraweszyn; only $60 monthly in alimony !roll': 1 Mrs Orin Smith's elass ~romothe girl's lather. There is a five· ti~ns ·were Patty Baiiey,'• Ruth month-old brother to ke_ep too. Kloes, Connie COQk ~d I,iilda Jl· Surburban Motor Fre1ght Inc. of cobs; · · ,, Dayton truclij'd the m~Lons 10 Miss Beu Sanborn had one boy Wheeling. Wheeling radio Statio~ advancing, Rleb!fd 'Wells; MrL WWVA, which also had broadcru;, Jac~ llJl<lbtel's promotioqa were the story of Audrey, arranged to Sandra Simti.On and !olarilyn · • ·" . Rep. ·Me•'nhart CASABLANCA, Mortllell 'IJP Lew Hoad defeated P-lio 8411~ ra, fl.4, 3-6, 10-8, and KeD. JIOIJio wall whipped Jack Kramer, ~~ 1·5, Sunday in a pall of uhlbi< lion lenni& matche.a: The Chamber of Commerte' here dalms to have the youn1e11 mem· ber in the United Slltea. Nell Sa· cobs, 16, a high achool stud!nt, cperatea his own venetian blind Siellert used a new method of It was I who drove those nails deep In his hands· repairing and cleaning busineas. USB OUI' announcing ·the band !how a\ the 1 My sins pressed that thorn crown on his head; HARO WORK RECOMMENDED halftime of the Rutland • Tho And when He cried "I thirst" I understand Plains gam Fr1day ' ' SPRINGFIELD, Mau. UP riuimit':~ LAUND&Y Kath The•maa an.d Sabr'a 'Ken· ( It was I who gave Him vinegar, Instead. "Hard work never kiUed anybody." y 1111 ' nedy, Rutland grade School puplli, commenud Mrs. Leah Deslaurier were t~, announ~ers and told !!hi I helped ~eily the Savior of my soul, on her 97th birthday. Sbe recalls DRY. the first job of her 1irlhood, at story over the loud~peaker •!rom And ;.v1th the mocking and the acourglng, I helped too, · the Strathmore Paper Co. mill, at the preSB box. , , ' Stili I ftnd no mention ·even of a acold, cLEANING $3 a month. They to9,k thm aud~~nce on · ~ J But "Father, forgive them for they know what they do". trip as lhey1 fo~!"ed. an umbr~!la . I SERVICE twhhJle P11!klngd Afprtl Sdhowe.~bo• at'~ 1I must forgive aiL- whatever done to me ey wa1• e ; orme a a A d I a! d ' • wo rtct u, •· .Winr SMITH PIGHTS SCANLON Hall. CltiiiM 11141 ....... while "CrulsJnr. Pown the River•·; : n one muat not con emu a one, SAN FRANCISCO UP W al· atopped at I belch to play •MJ>. I must give only love, compassionately, iace Bud Smith, (ormer world Sandman" uled ibe theme. song ~! For look on Calvary's cross, at what I've done. the hit picture."Around t~e WOJ'~ -Pearl K Scott lightweight champion, ·and Bobb~ LAUNDRY -CO. Scanlon of San Francisco have in Eighty Days" and stopped "lri · Call 61fi.J been signed to meet In a IO.round the Middle of tbe Ocean" to tJiil N. 2114 A... ......,., bout at the Civic Auditorium Oct. the show. HA%1.1 HAILEO HERO HUDS COLGATE ATHLETICS David Canon, drum ·WOODRUFF, S. C. UP - Citi· HAMILTON, N. Y. UP - Er· the red and ~laek of this town are planning a neot R. Braun, a PituburJh, ·Pa., \ I PT OI U Ill T through tbo1r home party tor Mllwau· buolne11man. bas been named Braves' outfielder Bobby Hs· chair1nan of the Colgaw Unlver· 'Mrs. L w. who was born In Woodruff. .tty Athletic Council, succeedinG I • 1 · • • ChriStlile o,au, who batted .402 for the William S. Murray of Utica, N. Y.. Jut c.rt ltreet, - -7 bara Covert and after being called up from who has retired after 87 .Ontlnu· ·-•• prom~ed DaVId farm club, wlll visit ouo years at the poll. Braun wa:: Offlee lleuw I te 1!, Z to I. 10.." N-·• on.n.l I I y 'HOMl '1 N W COMPTOiit..l O D n El.IC' US. A.DE =~~=~~Wii'thln:i•~f=ew~da~y:•·=·~ll'ia~duiaite~d~firoim~Co~lgiaite~lnil~92il~.~ijiijiiji:iiij~=============~~ ' . · ' . . " ., . BIG · I be:isa Horton told how the Chart· 1Contlnut4 From Pap Onol Mr. and Mrs. qarence Lacey, IIi k I d er Oa m ne an Wy s Hill in George Meinhart, Mr. and" Mts. Pomeroy were named. Samuel Wyl· Donald Stivtrs, Mr. and Mrs. Paul lis, · PoUteroy, purchased the liro,und and started the mine whim Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ow· he came from Hartford, Conn. The en, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robson, Mr. Charter Oak tree in Hartford was and Mr~. Ronald !land, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarkson, Harry Bar· lpcoted on the lawn at the home nes, Robert Haggerty, Gene Grate of Mr. Pomo.roy's grandfather and J. H. Grate, Mr. and Mrs. Paul bls bomUe w~•l on wbat was known Smart U Wy1 s Hil · . Dr. •nd Mrs. K. D. Amsbary, Mr. Genhtimer told of his mter- • Mr and -Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mr. estln rcstor:ng old cemeteries. He and Mra. Ted Reed Jr., Mr. and urged thost pr~nt to look· for Mrs Sobn zerkl~. Mr, and Mrs. hiatorte•l data on old tombstones C sh Bahr Judge Jobn Bacon, .when vJSitlr.g cemeteries. Rf b t c t Mrs. Parker, a Iormor school o er oa '· teacher, spoke on education and A YOUNG ONI NORTH ADAMS, llaoa. UP - gr~t rell Be'cbtel ,nd ' supply Audrey' with melons her Moundsville market and from suggestcd that the melons be waxeoi in order to preserve them. ' I U8e8NeW· Metllf . Lod · My Lord, my God,,He prayed untU tbe sweat ra,r down . to the folluing memberl of tho . .. , A8it were drops of blood there In Gethaemane; 'th Watermelon. Sunday Schoo.! b~ Jameri.Euler'and F Announcm"g· · Two thousand years, a stranger toli'nWlCAMERON, supt Covert: ll:udell· Konkri&ht, 10 or . . ' ' . I How wonderful Ia Iove, He prayed for me. w. va. UP - A six· yem: David Konkrlght, B years; Rutland Band Director ' Rober! ' · (Contlnuo<l , _ Pljlt One) . Attendan~r pmi wer; preaented Joeatsoclety. dues in!etten the Pion· have the fruit brought lo Camer· swan; eer HiBtorteal1'be Sodety, and on. ~ sent eoncecming the SoMrs. William Shipley offered to ciey were PAidserved by Mr.asHowell. Krs. kleln moderator for I Round Table ai8cussion on desirable activities of the Society, With Mlu Grace Horton, George Gtnhelmer, ~a. George k. Park· '. • •• Mm Della Windsor and Mn Ruby Ilalll~oy, the panel mem· ITWASI ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct; 14; 1•7.;.a 1 Methomst women whG prepared religion saymg that education 8Jid and served the chicken dinner re,liglon play a prominent part in were Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. Gh~nn shaping the citizens. She told or the first school houses which were built of toes and \\'ere usually flf. teen miles apart. The first board of city examiners was in \878 and on the board were Lewis Philson, T. C. Flanegin and C. T. Coates. The teaching career of Mr. Flane1 gln, her father, wa! told by MJ>s. Parker, 1\>Ho ~lated' that her father served " principal of Sugar Run . ochool, then of the higb school and Lambert, Mrs. C. P. Gallagher, Mrs. Herman Haddox, Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Mr•. Max Roller, Mrs. E. 0. Rail, Miss Frieda Faehnle, Miss Bess San~orn, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. C. A. Emmish, Mrs. M. L. Freneh, Mrs. Charles McEhinny, Mrs. John Klneaid, Mrs. C.. 0. Fisher. · · WahamaBand Does A clipping taken from a paper in concerning teachers ATake-off On · salary was aiso read by Mrs. Park· liter as suf)erintendent. new~ 1907 er.Mrs. Windsor spoke on old mill• and named fifteen that had been In the cvuoty at one time and some of them arc still In use. Mr& Hailiday was interested ' in old records and read a letter written by a Mr. Longstreth to a newspaper Space Station On Thursday, Oct 10, the Wa· ~ama White Falcon Band, under the direction of Mr. Howard Cozart went down in the annals of science as being , thP. first ll'Oup to erect "Th"e Leadrrn which was owned 1 "band-made" space' stntion. This and published by S. F. Smith. Mrs. •tation l"" launched inlo the mysR. c. Sansbury had 8 letter writ· tie outer space of Bachtel Stadium ten by tt. B. Carson concerning the 11 the half time of the Wahama· , dfoQIIht of 1881 which he closed Hanllln football zame. by·.Jaylng, "Some fellow brought The prE'!-gPme Rhow began with word to the hills that a 'l'ater haul· the b•od. led by Drum Major Juhl· tr was hauling water to keep the lng McClung, and the maj(lrettes, ferry boat runnine in Middleport." marching down. the field playing, · Following the &lnaing of "Auld Stand Up and Cheer. At midfield Lang Syne'' and "Till We J.feet '"'e band played the National An· Alain," the report of the noml· them. naUng committee was given by The band entered the field at \\ln. Windsor and offlcera elected half·lime in their standard en· for the coming y..r were A. V. trance formotion of two lines the Howell, pmident; · Gearge Gen· width of the football field. The helmer, vice president; and Mrs. opening of the show was signaled Alii Nelson, secretary and treaa- with a fanfare and tho band march· urer. ; ed down the field playing "Star· Prayer by Miss Hort~ eon.clu~· way to the Stars" In march •lyle. ed the meeting after which re- The first formation was the rock· freshmenu of eookies, tea , a n .d et shiP-\flth whi~h the' band coffee ~re served from an at· launched their station into, outer tractive tlhle centered .with sn ar- spaC.. The' blast-off was aceompani· rana,ement of ma(I\Olla grandedo- ed by the tune, "How, High Tbe !Ia. Mrs. Cora Bennett preali!ed 11 Moon". The next formation was a the cqffee and · tea services. block' from which a teicseope was A n•mber of ol4 rellca were extended. The band then played duplayed Including a picture of a salute to Operalion Moonwatch 1 ll'ront St. in Pomeroy after the by playing "I'll See You In My . )larch 1898 flood; a book of writ· Dreams". The third formation was Jnga of Atwater Kent whleh was the spaee station which emitted a 1.l·M yean old; a book or acrmons strange ~~beeping" sound and was by J .. B. Mauiion 139 years old; inhabited by eight beautiful space an old book of statements of a ereatures known as the Wabama doctor " dated 1815; a lamp and . majorettes. While they were •till card r~~lver 72 years Old belong· in thi• formation the band played InC to Mrs. c. W. Holter; a small "Down by !he Station". powder born dated 1864 owned by The next formation was a little Jolrs. 'Guy Lee; and a Bible over more "down to earth." It was a 100 yean old which Is In the Miles block H in which the band mem· and McQuig familief. hers t1pped !hell hats as a salute · · Jn' ed Three ]Dr ., " ' ,·•• .' F i· '' ~. ' Sp~cial I I 1·, t HOW WILL IT COME? ' 1' ·' i!i Showing Sound and Color Film That Is Sweeping America IWHEN WILL IT COME? ' IWHAT WILL HAPPEN TO MEIGS COUNTY WHEN IT COMES? IWHATWILL THE LAST NIGHT ON EARTH BE LIKE? tWHEN THE END OF ,THE V(ORLD CO~US WH~T WILL HAPPEN TO YOU? to Hannan. The Cinal format1on proved to be the traditional W in wbieh the band played Wahama's Alma , Matre The show was ex· · (Contlnutd Fnim ,pqo O.,) platMd to the spectators by SpaCI> Ieil operation. · · 1 man' lst Class Timmy ·Duncan, the James UtUe 27, Chester Route band announcer. 2 tbaraed with disturbing the SMART CAT peace forfiete4 a S25 bond hi May· LEWISBURG.' Tenn - (UP) or's court Saturday when he ,fall· T. c. Holly fiRures he has a.pretty ed to make an appearance. Samuel McKinney, 40 of Middle· smart cat. lie accidently 1ocke,d ' port paid a fine of $5 and cosu o~ the feline in the pumphouse on charges of disturbing the peac} \he farm. Two days later the cat 'pulled the •wjt~h and eut off th• a~~d Intoxication. Chest<r. Wi)l, $5, Chester posted water supply t9 the hyuse. Holly a.$200 bond for his appearance on ligures that' was' the c"t'.s way of October 16 at 8 p. m. to answer to letting him know It was locked in. eharges . of driving wbile lntoxir.a· CAR.Ds SIGN SCOUTS ted \ ~~· Fnpl Curry, 49, Middleport was ST. LOUIS UP - The Sl. Loqis fined flO and eosll by Mayor C. Cardinals · have signed 1ix iiew o. Fbher on charges of intoxica· scouts to their slafr for 1958. hey are . SheMon !lender, Bob tlou.. ' Ries, Charley Frey, and .~!~.~~- r~~,!r~~: The,cards also --,...--- THE· D OF THE .WORLD!'' -------- -- -· -- . - . I "ONE IN TWENTY THOUSAND'' I I e See an Actual Lung Operation! j I I I I 1 and Will Listen 1 h Prophetic~ --~ On The Air - Sunday 9:30 A.M. L WATH_:!70 on Your :Dial J i "A Mlglatu Messqe for • MJfJlatlf Hour'' . T\,JESDAY, OCT9,ER 15··1::~9 P.M. POMEROY HIGH $CH~PL . I 1--------- -··--·-I ·. Hear the Bible Prophecy Answers! : I t'See jllld Hear the Story of Lung Cancer! 1 Picture You Should See I e ANever Forget. I I • ' , AUDITORIUM East Mclin $t•...,:;, Pctmeroy, Ohio . •· ~~-if' ' ... �' ''4-· . ,' • ·,/ •' "' ' I ~~ .t ,, , .• . . . '; . c !''·. ~·,.~ · ·'•'(. \' " ' ~·•' • \ ~·, ,: ·I ~· I II ' TH~ bAlLY S~NTINEL 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ,,·oct. 14, ,1957 ( - -- ----·-·-..,..,...- ' I Commentating, EditoriallY The Mimon·Dollar Lathe //lust rates APoint Often Difficult To Understand In Business Economics Here 6:45 7:00 9:00 g:30 tO:OO 10:30. 1'1:00 The story of the million dollar lathe might $B7 ,000. fit any industry, small or large, in our tri· So the company found itself with only $13 . ' county area. It suggests in part the always 000 to buy a $67.000 piece of equipment . mountmg problems of small business men and similarly, why industry In America con~ tinues to centralize-in order to exist. The additional $54,000 had to come from We are indebted to Ernie Covert for this profits. But in order to clear $54,000, Thomp. story which illustrutes vividly a point of busi· ness economics often difficult' for some people son had to make a profit of $1!2,000 before to understand. Have you heard about the taxes, and in order to make that much profit, lathe that cost $12,000 ltll942, but which took the company had to sell more than $1,250 ,000 worth of products to customers. more than a niiiUon dollars to replace? It took a million and a quarter dollars of sales for the company to replace .one lathe, ' and not one ~ent went to the stockholder' ~ $54,000 Short In 14 Years II :~0 12:00 1~:15 J ·.30 2:00 3:00 $1,225,000 Sales Needed! SigJJ 011 Toda~ Roml>t'r Room Treasure Hu11t The Price,Is Right Truth or Consequ•aett Tic Tac Dough It Ceuld Be You News Report Movietime Bride and Groom Queen Elizabeth's Address Queen for a Day 3:45 Modern Romances 4:01J.Come1y Time 4:30 Trouble With Father 5:00 Spinach Playhouse 5:45 NBC New• 6:0 News Picture 6:15 Sports Eve 6:25 'Weathercast 6:30 The Price Is Right 7:00 The Restless Gun 7:30 Wells Fargo R:OIJ Twenty.One 8:30 GoodrcaJ' Theatre 9:00 Suspicion Original Cost, $12,000 In 1942 Thompson Products bought a lathe. The cost was $12,000. Under Federal tax laws the cost could be depreciated over a 14-year period . So, lnst year, when the lathe Had to be replaced, Thompson had· $i2,000 set aside, plus an additional $t,odo which was the resale value of the old lathe. However, in I 956 the same model lathe tliat' had sold for $12,000 in 1942 was seiling for $35,000, and a new model with attachments to meet the advanced needs of the Industry cost TELEVISION· GUIDI WSA.Z ~TV Chd~t,..e13 MONDAY TUESDAY ·I A million and a quarter dollars to replace one machine so three Thompsqn employes ' one shirt--could continue working! The Cleveland Plain Dealet·'s editorial reaction to this method of presenting the bus. !ness profit picture is to the point: "This Is something to think about when agl. tators scream about high corporate profits No profits, no new machines, no jobs... · .10:00 Foreign Intrigue 10:30 News Hetdltnoc 10:40 Nitewatch 12:00 Tonight " I do a slow burn,' says Neighbor Jones, is going, stay with it. Keep children away. ' Daybook ;· Daily Sentll1~J \ \ \ . \. I I, WJ! H AI/ R~ads ~ead To Rome, Including New Skvroad Tried Out F1rst T11ne By Doc: Quigg, Plus Mayor 01 Rome Melas.County News 1'1 :50' ,.. m. 3·MAN- . 5CKfMiLEfUP- - Daily Less Bounce To The Jounce on 990 s~ot On Your Radio Diol r Olive lngrali11111 lmpreued By Spesd Too He ''lti :;;;,:.''' . that not·w.llna·Ume, that you see In ·forJi:. Jlfe." They, ate two N~ different standfi· df .~lndful that the beHavior of our tourists h111· been criticized, and that lately the us THI~ I~ .~ drawtnr. of a th~ h.:tcot \loetpe;t to '1 thrto-~ e~w tiOO mllea Into outer .p.;,l Bte*''"'ana•fbttt havo just ~n revealed by QoocJyeat Atroraft· tnrAkron; o; Good,.•ur calli It "M•teor JuniOr." lllll"""lii!Onn!J • , It It llile thst the pedestrian In Rome·It • IO~rnnient has been slipping try-to-be-~ic~ iaualerer and the pedestrian in New Ydrk 'la ad ~e into passports, I mean to find out I' ne!Wl!ua-Nellie burrier. But th"" .: •• ~bat 8 what. Tomorrow I'm going to take a 1 8 10illtl't; 1~ 11 irt "' 11 • rullbemeck bus and observe American tour• I , common: Jaywalklitg, Tliey llotlf il'ril 'flrst'hand. '"';li lo. , ~to l'i' , 1v·Circle IMYe&:tliJf.-.v litbi t' '· ~"'etTueSdQy • PITt-ARMY SILLOUT I \ SALT !;AD CITY - CUP) wao Thirteen Salt tR:t City l'ftident> ""T POINT, N. Y. UP -Sat. ~~~~J:ro~clrl!~·Je of tlie B lj. eot I tree rtde lelOCdfn, .Utili, ·>~'~ urday"s football llame between · So<lety of:lbt 111~1 ~• distant, afnl ilaek IHicauae; Army and Plitabur'h at 27 000 wUI m~t ~ c ~eclnt frtt' dlt' at th~ sh·/ seat Mlo1ile Stidlum hal be~n a the home ol :hon. nh on~J.!I •mb~d t~ tell ,, 1tllout fpr mo.te tho~ twp w~el ·, ~r d1 o tr'IJ.'l. f1' w*,tt an ha~ J U. Mllita.i:y Academy o!llcal, 1pu e out. --·· , announe<ed today, Over 3;00d tick JIJ~du!l6\l-. T~~ Mlf , .et~~\le ti.oe~ (old 'tb Pitt students loin. will tat. / '\:r; . . 1:0, 1 lllc:t.;~ili' ==,1 \'t s. ~·oil :II' aho\'~c:~,~~ ~ift ' On 7:00 TOdily 9'00 9:30 10:00' 10:30 t 1:00 It :30 12:00 12:15 1:30 2:00 3:00 Romper Room Tre.,un ijunt The·Price IN t!iabt Truhl or corlstqurihet. \ic Tae Dough II C~uld Be You Mid-Di.y News Movletime Bride and Groom Matinee Tlleater; Queen For a DaY' 3:45 Modern Romance! 4:00 Comedv Ttm, 4:30 Trouble With Father 5:00 Spln.-h Playhowe 5:15 NBC News 6:00 News Picture 6:15 Sports Eye 6:25 Weathercast 7:00 7:45 8:00 8:45 8:35 9:00 9:30 10:15 11100 11:10 11:15 from the 6:30 Nat 1'King" Co•.- ~how 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:M 9:30 10:00 10:30 II :00 Eddie Fisher Show Meet McGraw Bob Cummings Show ; The Californians 0 Henry Playhouse Adventures of !liflin Kane Big Ten Highlights News Headlines II: 10 Nitev.atch 12:30 Tonight o~ 7:45 8:00 5:43 8:55 9:30 1:30 10:30 11:00 11:10 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:30 I :00 1:30 2:w 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 4:00 5:30 5·•5 f .5.1 ~HANNIL ..... I Luck!• 8 Cartllono Capta!n Kanearbo CBS News Local News Garry Moore ~rt~ur Go~ Strike II Rich Newa !<sties ,\lmanac Love of Life ' Scm~ f~r ToJDOI'rOII Guiding !.lint ::atle'' Kitcb.:n '.; the World TurDI Beat the Ciock ::ouseparty Big Payoff The Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm J!dge ot' Ni.hl The Early Show rour Esso Reporter . Spor~s Parade Weathenn•n 6:00 Parade of.Slars 6:30 Tel·~~on,e 'i;l,in~. ,... 7:00 Phil Silver, Show 7:30 Big 1en Highlights 8:00 To Tell the Tnnh 8:30 Red SkeltoQ ·Show 9:00 $6i,OUl Question 9:30 .dama 10:00 Mystuy Theater 11 :00 Up-to-the-Minute News 1105 Seanning the Weather II :I0 The Late Show 1 WHTN-TV Cl,annel13 TUESDAY CHANNeL 13 9:44 Sign On 9!45 Morning 'Movie II :00 Adventureo io Learning 11:30 Nelghbora 12:05 Noon News 12:15 Cartoon Ciub 12:30 LiberllCe I:00 Gretchen Wade Show 1:30 Movl• Matinee · 3:00 American Banditan• 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Sir Lancelot 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Five Star Final 113 News 1 6:30 Sugarfoot 1 7:30 B:OO 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 (Contl•lJ>'ad From l'a.. Onal Mr. HOI\'tll gave Ho1110ll County ,.,m,oor Society was now a mem· the Pioneer Hlsjorlcal Solo one· of the richest atl·~~! -~::ri~O~!h~io. He also alated II the Park belongs to Pioneer Historical Society and II not a state park. Several new benches and tableo have loeen placed In the park: llr. Howell told of the need of more parking space at the park. • The forming of "Town•hip His· tory Cluba" has long been a- de· sire of MJ>. Howell who stated that Sel!llo Township now has the nu· cleua of an erganlzatlon and tbat they are planning a marker in the next year. He also spoke of the in· terest of historical 'data on old cards ienl concerning the So.chea ond the need of restoring them. Of Interest to all was the new law wbicb ·makes well estab· llsbed oocleties such as the Meigs County Society eligible for funds county commissioners for worthy projectc& WCHS·TV Chanttel8 Monday 7 JimmieTUESOAY Dean Jimmie Dean Lucky 8 Cortoons Captain Kangaroo DIFFERENCE OF OPINION CBS News .· .' . ' ' '' Local News The Amateur !Jordcners Club . B~ HARBOR, Vt. UP - The Gary Moore wUJ meet Tuesday evening 'at the members of the New York-Ver·Arthur Godfre• ho"!t of Mra. A. J. Strauss, South mont Interstate Commission on the Queen Ellznbctb Tbti\1 Avenue, with Mrs. Norman Lake Champlain basin had dilfi· News PLAN FRIOAY S~IAL Humphreys as co-ch~lnnan. culty agreeing on an Important Katie's Atmanae besic fact Cor their discussions. The Foithlul Circle' sunday Love of Life Chalrmon Gr>.nt Johnson said that School Class of Lclnrt Foil• Met8RADBU~Y PTA MEETING 11 :30 Seurcti for Tomorrow Lake Champlain was 123 miles hodist Church will sponsor' a soc- Tile Bradbury Pfrent·Teaeher 11:45 Guidb1g Light oal at the Community Hall on Fri· 1Associotlon will meet Wednesday long. U. Gov. S!afford quoted 115 12:00 Katie's Kitche: mile•, while the state director pf day, October~ 18, beglnnirig at 3 October 16, at the Bradbury Schooi 12:30 As the World Turu P·. m. Soup, fJSh and hot doll sand at 7:30 whc)\ Fathers' Night will forests and parks, Perry Merrill, 1:00 Beat Jhe Clock claimed 118 miles. WJShe• will be featured wllb the be observed and the program pre1:30 Houseparty proceeds going to repair the scnted by the men. Membera . of 2:00 Big Payoff Burning d~mp leaves only annoys the next taken. church. I the Salisbury Board of Education TUESDAY MEETING 2:30 The Verdict Is Yours "Lastly," said the expert, "a thing that gets door neighbor. Wait until they are dry. You will be present to explain the The Friendly Circle of the Fed· PLAN RUMMAGE SALE levy which will be voted on In Noeratcd Church will meet at the 3:00 ' Brighter Day have no cuuse to smoke anyone out of his me hot has Mthing to do with burning. 1 Fides Lodge, Knight• of Pythias vombor. church Tuesday ' at 8 p. m. Mrs. 3:15 Secret Storm house or to bring tears to his eyes Jones would ltke to make a reference to the discour- will hove a Rummage Sale Friday Leonara Jewell wfll have the de· 3:30 Ed~e of Night . volions and Mrs. Thomas Young 4:00 The Early Show pointed out as he commenced to list the rules teous pai in the house next door who never and Saturday, October 18·~9 at' the building, North~cond WCSC MEETS TONIGHT will present the program using 5:30 Your E!So Reporter for handling fallen leaves. bothers you with smoke or fire . He never Hawkins Avenue formerly oceuple y the 1he W.S.C.S, wlll meet tonight for her · "Our Friends, the 5:45 Sperts Pando Rak4 oft d.-..~ '· .... . even rakes hli· leaves, ·leaving the task o( ga- Olllo Fuel Goa Compagy ee:"t at lbe , ·~••Ill, 1M,ethodi~t f;h~rcb I·C•"IBJ•eJI<tiOJial Christians". Jlost- S:SS Weatt.erman b th I en an "'T.JIJ~IJer fires . Don't thering them td the wind whlch'd~lf~erslJrem fl. Grate, John Kincaid'ari orace ' with ·Mta Bl'jle'tJJ9iJ. Jjmident, esses ' bt Mrs. Dayton Phillips, 6:00 Leave It T•· Beaver McElhinny · are the committee In ' presiding. M11. flan Moore is Mro. Roy Mayer and Mrs. Donald 6:30 Robin !lood eap e ~aves up hke a haysfack. Leave the free of char e to h charge of the rumrpage and anY' program leader and , Mrs. Glenn Hauck. big bo~~lres to t~e pep rallies at the schools. throughout t~e block t e nicely kept yallds one wishing contributions to be Lambert will give the dev.otiolnai'JI .;;;.;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;>;j 1 7:00 Burns & Allen 7:30 Talent Seouts picked up Thursday may call Mr. service. Hostesses arc Mrs. w. W. 1 Don t use the ctty streets for an incinerator. "This .. h id ,. · kk 8:00 Danny Thomas Hayes, Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mrs. 8:30 Deoembcr Bride Find a sp'ot In your own yard. When the fire choly ti~e i:d::d~" ma es autumn a melan- Kincaid. Robert Harris, Mrs. Charles Bur· 9:00 Stud.o One CIRCLE MEETING ·, 1 delle, Ailsa Bess Sanborn. Special 10:00 Mystery Theater ' Clau 12 Clrele of the W.S.C.S. guests will be women of the Bend11:00 News of He!th Methodist Church will erson Methodist Churcll where the 11:05 Scanmng the Weathrr meet Wedqesday night at. 8 p. m. Rev\ Rubert Hurley is the pastor. 11:10 The Late Show at the home of Mrs. Jnmef Criswell . ly OOC QUIGG · oasi~vl IIRTHDAY ROME (UP)- All roads lead here lnclud· seem to enjoy it tmmensely. New York has Mts: Noah Haskins wil. pre~~t!t , the progra'!l and will rev1ew ~fi; · Mr. and ll!rs. Valcle Spencer en· lng a new skyroad which a few of us intrepid ~n~ounced It will launch 11 pedestrian safety zell S~nejl • bpok •·story ot Melb' ~ertained with a dinner Sunday adventurers pioneered with the aid and In·' : ve, to be cllma~ed wit~ a law that may odlsm Mrs. C. E. Young il d,;tq: at their h9me Syracuse hohorlng CHAN'IEL 13 MONDAY tiona! leader and assistinf~ ·' ,Jay Frank on 'h\1 foqrth birthday. ;. spiratlon of the mayor of Rome In person t .rea ten prison for Jaywalkers. . 9:44 Sign On tosses will be Mrs. Gionn iJ(l ,Preaent ·were ilir. and Mrs. Den· 9:45 Mor11ing Movie plus the strength of 13,600 hors~ built lot~ N The trouble ~ith that plan Is that many bert, Mrs. Earl Knigh~ Mr~ . Dhir'lver Frank and children, Sandra 11:00 Ad•entures in Learnina four alrpla:ne engines ew York pedestrians would rather go to pri- Ketchka and ~"· James Silppaon., and Say of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. 11:30 Neighbors Mrs. !larry Chesher, prcifdent, Howard Frank and &on, Ray, or 12:05 Noon New• Opel!lng non·stop .service between New :~n than be deprived of the sheer joy of dart· w~~': ch~1·gc of the mcetlne. . Raelne and Clarence Frank. 12:15 Cartoon Club York and Rome, Pan American Airways haul· th! ::~g speed!ng autos In the middle of 12:30 . Libernte 1:00 Gretehen Wade Show ed Roman bigwigs, 11iong with the regular tou· l:30 Movl~ Matinee rist trade, 4,600 miles In 13 hour:;, 7 minutes. 3:00 Queen Elizabeth That's a huge hop- fl'l!m Nervous City In 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Cartoon Club Eternal City ~ a quick transition that leaves ' The Rome Jaywalkers do have a certain ad. 5:00 Superman you blinking In wonder among the ruins of vantage over their brothers In New York. 5:30 Mloitey Mouse Club 6:00 Five Star Final the vestal virgins and.the catacombs. We man- They do not bounce as far when struck. The 6:15 New• aged to make the malden voyage with only Roman traffic is more helter-skelter than New 6:30 American Bandstand two speeches, both by the mayor of course York's, but the automobiles do not h~tve neat·· 7:00 Mark Saber 7:30 China Smith on departure and on arrival. Bands played' ly the tonnage of American cars and hence 8:00 Voice of'Firestone Ribbons were snipped. Wirie !lowed like th~ d~n't pack as much sock against pedestrians 8:30 Top Tunes and New Talent Ttber at floodstage. 9:30 Guy Miteheli Show · They're tiny European models. 10:00 Newa ·ot :.Ce Xl&bl You leeve New York at eventide, and you 10:10 theater told the Mayor that the last time 1 had can go to sleep after dinner and wa·lte up over II :SO Sign l)ff the Alpa approachihg Rome. Which Is what I interviewed a mayor was In Hiroshima Japan did, and lmm,dlately went aft to ihtirvie'W where the mayor has, on display In a' case i~ bts ·oftice, a baseball autog~aphed by the great the mayor, Umberto Tupinl. Ba~blno Ruth. Asked whether he had some sucti memento of his trip to America, Mayor Tuplnl, produced a·n old-time ship's clock glv- . He:s a Uttle .man with a mighty Roman nose, en him by Pan American, possibly as a re1•unty bearlnt, frtendly personality. seld minder of how things have changed from cliplie never hid been In New York before and' per ship to clipper plane days '; that his fil'lt impression was of fast' moveMa'yor Tupinl said every A.mertcan he ever .ment, 011anlzatlon, and maalveness had spoken with had "a great love for Italy . ·~e people in the street w11 n~t foiUnll llld 8S(Iecl&liy Rome." He was quite happ; .Jnl~~d ~ ~rybody knew where he Wll go. that American tourist traffic to Rom . 1 C IS n· lf!J, he said. ''In Rome there Is not tltat ruah Cnfllfng. Small fires and dry leaves keep smoke haz. ~d to a minimum, but If smoke does prove to be irritating to your eyes, it can be relieved by a few drops of eye lotion. "Actually," said Jones, "the smart leaf burner uses many tools. He keeps his fire confined in a wire burner. He has water handy in a bucket or a hose to take care of any emer· gencles. Leaf fires can spread in wind at amazl,ng speed. Every year there are needless casualties because proper· precautions are not 6:55 ---~ D~n't G,t Nei~hbor$ Hot During Leal Burning when the fellow next door falls to observe common rules of etiquette and safety during leaf-raking lime." Even the apartment dwei,ler who can't hold a match. to Jones when it comes to proper leaf-burning technique, was mildly Interested In what the expert bad to say. Along about no~ smoke gets In everybody's eyes. "Thi,s neighbor of mine," went on Jones, "doesn't even have a hazy notion of the cause and cure of~ smudge." CHA'NNEL 3 Pioneer Society Wyatt Earp B!oken Arr'n Telephone Time West Point .&slgnment Foreten te)Joa News of the Nlrbc' ,. 10~ 10 1'heatcr 13 \ 11:30 Sign Off · A standing vote of thanks was given to Mr., Howell for his many hours of work In promoting the 6-Year-Old Girl Is Kept· AliVe ·!'Three Mid~eport Rutland B.an~ , .• I year-old girl •with a rare kidney Sandra Brewlnfllon, Dianne Mcco7 disease which requires two slim ~~molh~:~:o~ ~~~';!: ~:;:::•J.~: of watermelon daily had a new B b 'J ~ . years· Karl er, ar ara ones, " ' suppIYof lhe me Ions today, than ks Beck, connie. Cook, Michl Lloyd, to a lot or friends .here and in w d d s 00 Ohio. 2 years; Mallanne . ger ' U· ' A carload of watermelons, sent ~~~~e Bradbury, KOJth French, 1 by sympathetic residents of Day. P;omotions made sunday inelud· ton; Ohio, arrived Friday. At the ed these youngsU.ra from Mrs. same time an operator or a tru.: cly•le tngel's Nursery: Mary Brad· stand _in Moundsville, near Camer· bury, Jobn Ebersbacb, David EiliB, on, promised en ought melons her· Patricia Everaon, LuAnn French, self to keep Audry Jean ·Roxb.v Glenna Sprague James tnd Stesupplied until Christmas. hen Thomas· ' The load ol melons from Dayton p ' were contributed by people who Mrs. Brewlnfllon promoted Dee heard News Editor John Frain or Ann Wells, Janlee A!Jlt, John fn. W~ZI broadeast a Unitr,rl Press gels, Sherry Shuler, Joan Neal, story about Audrey.' The young Joyce Davis, Kathy Morgan, Jobn girl's mother has an Income of , Kraweszyn; only $60 monthly in alimony !roll': 1 Mrs Orin Smith's elass ~romothe girl's lather. There is a five· ti~ns ·were Patty Baiiey,'• Ruth month-old brother to ke_ep too. Kloes, Connie COQk ~d I,iilda Jl· Surburban Motor Fre1ght Inc. of cobs; · · ,, Dayton truclij'd the m~Lons 10 Miss Beu Sanborn had one boy Wheeling. Wheeling radio Statio~ advancing, Rleb!fd 'Wells; MrL WWVA, which also had broadcru;, Jac~ llJl<lbtel's promotioqa were the story of Audrey, arranged to Sandra Simti.On and !olarilyn · • ·" . Rep. ·Me•'nhart CASABLANCA, Mortllell 'IJP Lew Hoad defeated P-lio 8411~ ra, fl.4, 3-6, 10-8, and KeD. JIOIJio wall whipped Jack Kramer, ~~ 1·5, Sunday in a pall of uhlbi< lion lenni& matche.a: The Chamber of Commerte' here dalms to have the youn1e11 mem· ber in the United Slltea. Nell Sa· cobs, 16, a high achool stud!nt, cperatea his own venetian blind Siellert used a new method of It was I who drove those nails deep In his hands· repairing and cleaning busineas. USB OUI' announcing ·the band !how a\ the 1 My sins pressed that thorn crown on his head; HARO WORK RECOMMENDED halftime of the Rutland • Tho And when He cried "I thirst" I understand Plains gam Fr1day ' ' SPRINGFIELD, Mau. UP riuimit':~ LAUND&Y Kath The•maa an.d Sabr'a 'Ken· ( It was I who gave Him vinegar, Instead. "Hard work never kiUed anybody." y 1111 ' nedy, Rutland grade School puplli, commenud Mrs. Leah Deslaurier were t~, announ~ers and told !!hi I helped ~eily the Savior of my soul, on her 97th birthday. Sbe recalls DRY. the first job of her 1irlhood, at story over the loud~peaker •!rom And ;.v1th the mocking and the acourglng, I helped too, · the Strathmore Paper Co. mill, at the preSB box. , , ' Stili I ftnd no mention ·even of a acold, cLEANING $3 a month. They to9,k thm aud~~nce on · ~ J But "Father, forgive them for they know what they do". trip as lhey1 fo~!"ed. an umbr~!la . I SERVICE twhhJle P11!klngd Afprtl Sdhowe.~bo• at'~ 1I must forgive aiL- whatever done to me ey wa1• e ; orme a a A d I a! d ' • wo rtct u, •· .Winr SMITH PIGHTS SCANLON Hall. CltiiiM 11141 ....... while "CrulsJnr. Pown the River•·; : n one muat not con emu a one, SAN FRANCISCO UP W al· atopped at I belch to play •MJ>. I must give only love, compassionately, iace Bud Smith, (ormer world Sandman" uled ibe theme. song ~! For look on Calvary's cross, at what I've done. the hit picture."Around t~e WOJ'~ -Pearl K Scott lightweight champion, ·and Bobb~ LAUNDRY -CO. Scanlon of San Francisco have in Eighty Days" and stopped "lri · Call 61fi.J been signed to meet In a IO.round the Middle of tbe Ocean" to tJiil N. 2114 A... ......,., bout at the Civic Auditorium Oct. the show. HA%1.1 HAILEO HERO HUDS COLGATE ATHLETICS David Canon, drum ·WOODRUFF, S. C. UP - Citi· HAMILTON, N. Y. UP - Er· the red and ~laek of this town are planning a neot R. Braun, a PituburJh, ·Pa., \ I PT OI U Ill T through tbo1r home party tor Mllwau· buolne11man. bas been named Braves' outfielder Bobby Hs· chair1nan of the Colgaw Unlver· 'Mrs. L w. who was born In Woodruff. .tty Athletic Council, succeedinG I • 1 · • • ChriStlile o,au, who batted .402 for the William S. Murray of Utica, N. Y.. Jut c.rt ltreet, - -7 bara Covert and after being called up from who has retired after 87 .Ontlnu· ·-•• prom~ed DaVId farm club, wlll visit ouo years at the poll. Braun wa:: Offlee lleuw I te 1!, Z to I. 10.." N-·• on.n.l I I y 'HOMl '1 N W COMPTOiit..l O D n El.IC' US. A.DE =~~=~~Wii'thln:i•~f=ew~da~y:•·=·~ll'ia~duiaite~d~firoim~Co~lgiaite~lnil~92il~.~ijiijiiji:iiij~=============~~ ' . · ' . . " ., . BIG · I be:isa Horton told how the Chart· 1Contlnut4 From Pap Onol Mr. and Mrs. qarence Lacey, IIi k I d er Oa m ne an Wy s Hill in George Meinhart, Mr. and" Mts. Pomeroy were named. Samuel Wyl· Donald Stivtrs, Mr. and Mrs. Paul lis, · PoUteroy, purchased the liro,und and started the mine whim Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ow· he came from Hartford, Conn. The en, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robson, Mr. Charter Oak tree in Hartford was and Mr~. Ronald !land, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarkson, Harry Bar· lpcoted on the lawn at the home nes, Robert Haggerty, Gene Grate of Mr. Pomo.roy's grandfather and J. H. Grate, Mr. and Mrs. Paul bls bomUe w~•l on wbat was known Smart U Wy1 s Hil · . Dr. •nd Mrs. K. D. Amsbary, Mr. Genhtimer told of his mter- • Mr and -Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mr. estln rcstor:ng old cemeteries. He and Mra. Ted Reed Jr., Mr. and urged thost pr~nt to look· for Mrs Sobn zerkl~. Mr, and Mrs. hiatorte•l data on old tombstones C sh Bahr Judge Jobn Bacon, .when vJSitlr.g cemeteries. Rf b t c t Mrs. Parker, a Iormor school o er oa '· teacher, spoke on education and A YOUNG ONI NORTH ADAMS, llaoa. UP - gr~t rell Be'cbtel ,nd ' supply Audrey' with melons her Moundsville market and from suggestcd that the melons be waxeoi in order to preserve them. ' I U8e8NeW· Metllf . Lod · My Lord, my God,,He prayed untU tbe sweat ra,r down . to the folluing memberl of tho . .. , A8it were drops of blood there In Gethaemane; 'th Watermelon. Sunday Schoo.! b~ Jameri.Euler'and F Announcm"g· · Two thousand years, a stranger toli'nWlCAMERON, supt Covert: ll:udell· Konkri&ht, 10 or . . ' ' . I How wonderful Ia Iove, He prayed for me. w. va. UP - A six· yem: David Konkrlght, B years; Rutland Band Director ' Rober! ' · (Contlnuo<l , _ Pljlt One) . Attendan~r pmi wer; preaented Joeatsoclety. dues in!etten the Pion· have the fruit brought lo Camer· swan; eer HiBtorteal1'be Sodety, and on. ~ sent eoncecming the SoMrs. William Shipley offered to ciey were PAidserved by Mr.asHowell. Krs. kleln moderator for I Round Table ai8cussion on desirable activities of the Society, With Mlu Grace Horton, George Gtnhelmer, ~a. George k. Park· '. • •• Mm Della Windsor and Mn Ruby Ilalll~oy, the panel mem· ITWASI ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct; 14; 1•7.;.a 1 Methomst women whG prepared religion saymg that education 8Jid and served the chicken dinner re,liglon play a prominent part in were Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. Gh~nn shaping the citizens. She told or the first school houses which were built of toes and \\'ere usually flf. teen miles apart. The first board of city examiners was in \878 and on the board were Lewis Philson, T. C. Flanegin and C. T. Coates. The teaching career of Mr. Flane1 gln, her father, wa! told by MJ>s. Parker, 1\>Ho ~lated' that her father served " principal of Sugar Run . ochool, then of the higb school and Lambert, Mrs. C. P. Gallagher, Mrs. Herman Haddox, Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Mr•. Max Roller, Mrs. E. 0. Rail, Miss Frieda Faehnle, Miss Bess San~orn, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. C. A. Emmish, Mrs. M. L. Freneh, Mrs. Charles McEhinny, Mrs. John Klneaid, Mrs. C.. 0. Fisher. · · WahamaBand Does A clipping taken from a paper in concerning teachers ATake-off On · salary was aiso read by Mrs. Park· liter as suf)erintendent. new~ 1907 er.Mrs. Windsor spoke on old mill• and named fifteen that had been In the cvuoty at one time and some of them arc still In use. Mr& Hailiday was interested ' in old records and read a letter written by a Mr. Longstreth to a newspaper Space Station On Thursday, Oct 10, the Wa· ~ama White Falcon Band, under the direction of Mr. Howard Cozart went down in the annals of science as being , thP. first ll'Oup to erect "Th"e Leadrrn which was owned 1 "band-made" space' stntion. This and published by S. F. Smith. Mrs. •tation l"" launched inlo the mysR. c. Sansbury had 8 letter writ· tie outer space of Bachtel Stadium ten by tt. B. Carson concerning the 11 the half time of the Wahama· , dfoQIIht of 1881 which he closed Hanllln football zame. by·.Jaylng, "Some fellow brought The prE'!-gPme Rhow began with word to the hills that a 'l'ater haul· the b•od. led by Drum Major Juhl· tr was hauling water to keep the lng McClung, and the maj(lrettes, ferry boat runnine in Middleport." marching down. the field playing, · Following the &lnaing of "Auld Stand Up and Cheer. At midfield Lang Syne'' and "Till We J.feet '"'e band played the National An· Alain," the report of the noml· them. naUng committee was given by The band entered the field at \\ln. Windsor and offlcera elected half·lime in their standard en· for the coming y..r were A. V. trance formotion of two lines the Howell, pmident; · Gearge Gen· width of the football field. The helmer, vice president; and Mrs. opening of the show was signaled Alii Nelson, secretary and treaa- with a fanfare and tho band march· urer. ; ed down the field playing "Star· Prayer by Miss Hort~ eon.clu~· way to the Stars" In march •lyle. ed the meeting after which re- The first formation was the rock· freshmenu of eookies, tea , a n .d et shiP-\flth whi~h the' band coffee ~re served from an at· launched their station into, outer tractive tlhle centered .with sn ar- spaC.. The' blast-off was aceompani· rana,ement of ma(I\Olla grandedo- ed by the tune, "How, High Tbe !Ia. Mrs. Cora Bennett preali!ed 11 Moon". The next formation was a the cqffee and · tea services. block' from which a teicseope was A n•mber of ol4 rellca were extended. The band then played duplayed Including a picture of a salute to Operalion Moonwatch 1 ll'ront St. in Pomeroy after the by playing "I'll See You In My . )larch 1898 flood; a book of writ· Dreams". The third formation was Jnga of Atwater Kent whleh was the spaee station which emitted a 1.l·M yean old; a book or acrmons strange ~~beeping" sound and was by J .. B. Mauiion 139 years old; inhabited by eight beautiful space an old book of statements of a ereatures known as the Wabama doctor " dated 1815; a lamp and . majorettes. While they were •till card r~~lver 72 years Old belong· in thi• formation the band played InC to Mrs. c. W. Holter; a small "Down by !he Station". powder born dated 1864 owned by The next formation was a little Jolrs. 'Guy Lee; and a Bible over more "down to earth." It was a 100 yean old which Is In the Miles block H in which the band mem· and McQuig familief. hers t1pped !hell hats as a salute · · Jn' ed Three ]Dr ., " ' ,·•• .' F i· '' ~. ' Sp~cial I I 1·, t HOW WILL IT COME? ' 1' ·' i!i Showing Sound and Color Film That Is Sweeping America IWHEN WILL IT COME? ' IWHAT WILL HAPPEN TO MEIGS COUNTY WHEN IT COMES? IWHATWILL THE LAST NIGHT ON EARTH BE LIKE? tWHEN THE END OF ,THE V(ORLD CO~US WH~T WILL HAPPEN TO YOU? to Hannan. The Cinal format1on proved to be the traditional W in wbieh the band played Wahama's Alma , Matre The show was ex· · (Contlnutd Fnim ,pqo O.,) platMd to the spectators by SpaCI> Ieil operation. · · 1 man' lst Class Timmy ·Duncan, the James UtUe 27, Chester Route band announcer. 2 tbaraed with disturbing the SMART CAT peace forfiete4 a S25 bond hi May· LEWISBURG.' Tenn - (UP) or's court Saturday when he ,fall· T. c. Holly fiRures he has a.pretty ed to make an appearance. Samuel McKinney, 40 of Middle· smart cat. lie accidently 1ocke,d ' port paid a fine of $5 and cosu o~ the feline in the pumphouse on charges of disturbing the peac} \he farm. Two days later the cat 'pulled the •wjt~h and eut off th• a~~d Intoxication. Chest<r. Wi)l, $5, Chester posted water supply t9 the hyuse. Holly a.$200 bond for his appearance on ligures that' was' the c"t'.s way of October 16 at 8 p. m. to answer to letting him know It was locked in. eharges . of driving wbile lntoxir.a· CAR.Ds SIGN SCOUTS ted \ ~~· Fnpl Curry, 49, Middleport was ST. LOUIS UP - The Sl. Loqis fined flO and eosll by Mayor C. Cardinals · have signed 1ix iiew o. Fbher on charges of intoxica· scouts to their slafr for 1958. hey are . SheMon !lender, Bob tlou.. ' Ries, Charley Frey, and .~!~.~~- r~~,!r~~: The,cards also --,...--- THE· D OF THE .WORLD!'' -------- -- -· -- . - . I "ONE IN TWENTY THOUSAND'' I I e See an Actual Lung Operation! j I I I I 1 and Will Listen 1 h Prophetic~ --~ On The Air - Sunday 9:30 A.M. L WATH_:!70 on Your :Dial J i "A Mlglatu Messqe for • MJfJlatlf Hour'' . T\,JESDAY, OCT9,ER 15··1::~9 P.M. POMEROY HIGH $CH~PL . I 1--------- -··--·-I ·. Hear the Bible Prophecy Answers! : I t'See jllld Hear the Story of Lung Cancer! 1 Picture You Should See I e ANever Forget. I I • ' , AUDITORIUM East Mclin $t•...,:;, Pctmeroy, Ohio . •· ~~-if' ' ... �' ' Raiders Win Fir:st Game In 41-0 ROut Of MercerviUe Saturday' . .. Knight, Gaul, Hetzer, Click · I The DaUv Sentltael SPORTS DESK M~ers bel'' ll: 0 I . 0 , ' . oor "Nngers .·For. TD's..'WeD'd t ~t ·Of · ur"oaeh WantChavezSaved I Conch Bo~ Murlin's Eastern another 25 yards f9r a TD. Roger 1: Hi gh School Raiders, floormot lor Gaul added the poir.t. rrOf everybody on their schedule until A short time later left half Ron this week, suddenly ·came to life Myers went through the line from Saturday night and upset favored 15 yards out fOr the second touch Ml'rrerville of Galli~ County 41-0 down and added the extra point O!l on the Middleport field. I Jl,y Cllel TumehUJ Qleeful Eastern quarterback a bnck. First quartor scoie, 14.0. -' --~r ,,::;.o stiffened il1 the sec· John Hetzer said after the game: ·- ~~ ~: • TTlpp • ecJ UPpane.I Eastern V1cf0ry . "Tell the fans we aid it for our new coach, Mr. Martin. And dld we make those guys on the Pred~etion panel look SJck. Ail except Kn1ght's !Ralph Knight son of Mr and Mrs. Howard Knight)uncl~ Earl Knight of Middleport." . And young Kwght, ' 1' 0 a fme basketball ployer, had the g~a· est grld~ron performanee of , his c~rec~. Moved from an end 10 full· b.JC.k li)' Coach Bob M'artlh, he fur. iy 1uaJ!lwd the switch w1th three touc;wns In lhe rout of Mer 1 ~~·. givirig up only a su~· ccssful snouk to Hetzer from twt• ,yards out. The point was missed. In the third quuter, It was ali even in tho scoring, neithr side h' · · · back Frank Krembias flipped a alx-yard pass for the third one "' the Burks opened their Western Conference schedule with the 1111· In!. • Ohio scored In the first, third and fourth periods. The first two 1- - - TONIGHT ' Sophia Loren Alan Ladd Clifton Webb "lOY ON A DOLPHIN" (In Clnemaaoope-Color) -also- ·' Sterling Hayden Ruth Roman "5 STEPS TO DANGIR" TUII. & Wocl. Od. 1S.16 FAMILY NIGHTS Wayne Maureen O'Hara I John "THI QUilT MAN" lin Teehnicolor) -also- Dane Clark ' Moy Wynn "THE MAN 15 ARMED" 1 TheB pfayedAGflea G • . . Pumanent;PositiOn· ' For Att1a11Age 25.-4S r' . · ·. I .w. CASH ~er.vtlle, HlndY, ; '; ~lliliillill- ·Foothall S~ores By Unllod P'"' lAST Dirtmouth. 35 Brown 0 Pittsburgh 34 Nebraska 0 Penn St. 21 W&M 13 Notre Dame 23 Army 21 ftnectlcut t9 Massachusetts 6 ale 19 Columbia o lneeton I~ Pennsylvania 9 · ~yracuse 34 Cornell o · . :jfarvar~ Ohio U. 7 West Virgjnla ~ Jloato~ U, 6 . I SOUTH MIII'Ylan~ 2c7, Wake Fo~est, 0 Johns ,JtoRklns.13 W&L 12 Tennesseee 2~.Chattanoog~ 13 ljctuth Carolina 118, FUr'"'" 13 VPI ~I Vlllannva 14 · · Auburn Q Kentucky ·o . Mt.s~ippl St. 47 Ai-kansoa St 13 Clemlf()n 20. Vlralnla 6 Vlfl 26 Davidson 14 North Carolina St. 7 Florl<la St. 0 ?.llulsslppi 28 Vanderbilt 0. LOuialona St. 20 G~la 'Tech 13 MIDWEST l(i~biJan st. 35 .lllchlgan 8 • :Mtnneaola 41 NQI'Ibwestern 61 O))lo. s.tf~ 21 nungls 7 ~clnnatl 23 Xavier, Ohio 14 ~ '1 • $0~THWEST ,. Touah Ones Cominq This Fridav ,.,., . , ..... , ,., .•, ., ,.,.,..,., ,.., ... ,.., r- You· con1.., off thot llltri'HIO·ro~ncl thot ¥'\! tfmt IIIHI IIOtllr by mokfnt Ul yo!ll' N~IIIHI home lrnprovtmtnt htaclquarllf~o ~ C!lfllplelt atoclc1 wdl ..,. houra of nortnl "thopplng arovncl" for IUpplltt. COifl Ten toul!h ones ar• on the srhedule for this Frirlav . Galli· nolis. S-2. I!Oes to Athens 4.1: .Torkson 5·0 poes In Lo~•n ?.-~ · Middlenort 2·3. goe< to WriJstnn , ~-0 and N•lsoPville: 1.4 comes to Pomeroy, 2·2. That's lhr SEO, season rec.ords indi, cal•d. In the f .ittlo 'Rnckrvr anrl in~enPndrnt fPaMs of tho orA~ nft-hpolpn MrArlhur romes to unhcat.en and unsrorPJ! OP R11t. lond: North Gallh rnt1-t•• tn orP,iv•d F.n.olcrn !;atnr~a" nl•ht. lfonn•" ~OeR to 'Rob Ashlev'.• ~n.,lhwesfern•r• R.lo r.ranor visit. Kuaor. Rlnl•v romes to Wahama· and Nitro comes upriver to Point Pleasant. Iris61fav Help-Settle N•iion's- ~RAND PRIZI-Pan.n, IIH ~... ,,...., 5 Dtllixt ~ Ra~ tS.Ileclrlc c:.oll111 ~ ,- No.Drie II In I957 Colne6ae~ Dl111tn1lon Lum..r Bell trrade, ktln dried lloek. A ande and kind lor every purpose. Ill' x 61'1 at tittle ao- 8 2/Jc lin. ft. l"d" nf IOAIDS rmcAno - (UPl - Thew ~ct i'·dt~rt1 11V - Rnli tluw lff'!:t'I'Vfl. it tled Armv'!l hash nnd, who knows, laftl"'r thnt rnm ~., .,.1, '~·?:1 virtorv m.~ vbe Notre Dame'P Fl .~hlin • nver Army al Phlildelphin. · .. · lmh now <An heln settle thr 1957 college football championship. 1'r31ilng by two tQucbdowns with one minut~ rem,ln\qa in the third Oklahomo and Michl~an St:~t•• pmod, Notro Dame !ought ba~k the leading contendors lor the na· to edge the powerful Cadets on a tlonal title, unfortunat(ll y arc not flold ~on I by Monty Stickles, a ' schedu led to meet this season third-string end from PoughkeQp· · However, both play Notre Dnme-- su·. N. Y. It was the llrst fio.ld on suc~esslvc Syturday's ne:'<t nwn ~oat Stlrkios ovor attempted And , th. It tmeled 39 yar~' fOOd btJpt So if the Sooners and the Spnr· evan In tho pro I'Jinb. . . :1 . lans remain unbeatcri, thos(l ga m1·s ' wlth th e Irish may dedde who Hid~lightS wears the crown this season. 71·3c ltfllw. ft. their murderous schedule next FINI INTiiiU~i HOUSI PAIIll'l' $3.95 ·~'~ USEFUL, D~COU1TIVI PIG,S)AII.Dt 11csq.h. WISTIRN RID CIDAR The lrish draw an open date in Brow~ Colts, Riding Higb On 3.0 Pro Records NEW YORK uP - The Baltl· more Colts ond Cleveland Browns, dolins out points PANILING Fine wood panelinJ in 1everal apecloL AI lit· tie as tmc 14· ft. A BII..D-A-tOtJNT No Down Payment Low Monthly Payments ·JNQfJIRE TODflY mls,..rs like Crow's Steak Houae t.,;,k two games from the Ace Hi Amusement Co. in the Men's Clallsic at Point Pleasant Thursday night. Bob Louks le<l the< 'll'lnnera with • 204 single and· 396 tbtll: crows tcum roll~d 21192. H, Clark led the losers with .a 2H single and 1!62 onlJ U polnll, f · 1 Oklahoma 21 Texaa 7 'l'e.xaa Christian 28 J\,labama 0 Texas A&lll 28 Houston B Arkinsas' 20 Baylor 17 Duke 7 Rice 8 Tempe St. 33 Hardln·Simmon• 26 ' WES-T Oregon 26 Sa~ Jose St. 0 I)enver 28 Montana lS , Navy 21 Callfoi'n~ · ....~': ~ ~'"'" ' UCLA 19 WJOhlngton 0 . · Washington St. 21'Stanford 18 Wyonli~g 27 Colorado St. u. 13 Colorado 34 Arizona 14 Oregon St. 20 Idaho 0 Utah 27 Brigham Young 0 Ne\v Mexico 14 Utah St. 10 Col. of Pacific 7 Kansaa St. 7 . OHIO COLLIG&S Miami 27 Kent S!JIIe 14 Westing Ky. 9 Youngatown 6 Capital 42 Kenyon 0 WiflPnber~ 3.1 Musklngum 7 Otterbein 6 Kl Union 0 · Heidelburg 21 Wabash 13 Denison 20 Wooster . 13 lofarletta 27 Hiram 13 Oberlin, 14 Allegheny 14 ¥arshall 14 Toledo 7 Akron 20 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Bluffton 28 Wilmington 14 Dellapce 41 Fitiillay ·21 Central State 7 W. ya. stale 1 Ashland 31 Ohio NorQler~ 14 Case Tech 0 Wash. & Jefferaon 0 Well Chester 39 Bald~n·Walla~e 7 John Carroll19 Wayne State 6 Western Re8erve 13 BUffalo 8 ... t·u u . ...... .. .-~ I ' a. ... . .... htry llnlc ancl ... ,..,~ l!tlmp·..... - I Mtott ttl' 9 to 11 p.m. Manball wlll need additio,nal con· re~~~ha J. Gill and Belvo and _-IL:;_:Br~o~w~n.;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..;;;;;;;;2:;::;;;:::;:;;;::=:;~~;::;;t;i atruct)oq costing apprJlximately Wayne S\oap, SA, Sutton, to Thur· I'- - $10,000,000, ~14 A Let.vt to Fred M. Link ,oolncllllled ell! tiO additional. class- Jbhn''cullel:, 'dec., aflld. of traJU: ms meaaW"lnl 900,000 cllblc sutton 10 Bertha and Gerald Cull· lee~ at~ eittmaled cost of $900,. er, and Clara r. Lightfoot. · • 000~ 30 more laberitorles wilh 600.- Gerald and Irene' CUster, Clara 000 cub!~ !eel o( Bpace at cost of r. and• Franet. Llghtlool, m A.. $900,000, eight new do~ltoriea 1Sutton to &rtha custer. bou•lng 100 lludenta. costmg $6,· · ' 230.000, ~d library, bealth aerv· Robert and. Etta IIlli IU A.. Le· lee, faculty 'aud adlDIIIlStratlve of· tart, to Fred 'M. Link. trUJtee. flees wltb' 1,175,000' cubic feet of Rlcbar4 i;lld Je88le Y. Roush, &Pite at $1,782,f!Oil. . ~1 .4 A, LeiUI, IQ Fred M. Un& 'l'b~ President poln!QCI out that truatte, • the e1Uma!es ~ baa~ Qll. present I Ron L. and Lavina Springer, lot, · c.o•ts. Ari~ lb~ll!!. from now to 11 and 12, 9YNCII&e, to Damo~ R. 1 · actual coJ14""cllo~ tltne would . ~a La~. L\le Femli. . ·. . mean.atl4ltll>il•l cpsta.' Hettie Holliday, dec., aflld oil trans., CqllUllbla to W. B.. Eugene 1 H. and John Holllllay. · ' 1 Eugene !{. and Mary Holliday, coa), Colymbls, td Ohio Power Co: , Walter D. end· OrvUle Holliday, 1 coal, 110 ·'A., C91UIIIbla, to Ohioj Power Co. • Frlllk· Davi1 1 ~ee. ~lld. for trana 1 Collll!lbla to Allee Nelsoll, 17 A., coal, ·Columbia, to Ohio Power Co, w. a. au<k llaada· c. lfo)comh, coal, t!Oj\, Coluillbla . to Olilo PoWr er Co. . • E. W. and V.ara II..'1le~ob, I I .HAVE A PLEASANT FALL! In addition he become a stand· out llnebaekor and quickly cured the defensive ei'I'Clrs wblch bam· pored hla play In early ~ames. By the end · o!• the season· he ranked· · with Mike Rottuno as tl!e kllllng. punch ot a fine football learn. This yen he'• been even better lri two gimes, carrying · the ball for 93 yar.d.o iJJ 21 atte•n11ta for a 4A average second belt on the q!lb. He bas· been equally valueble on defense. Oosterbaan expect. ed him to be t'!!ady for aCtion Saturday ·even though he WIB auf· ferlnr !l)lm a sore loot .earller this week. The Spartans and Wolverinea go into th• ~attle lq vb1uallj> the same poaltlon. a1 they. we~ a year 110, Bach· baa 'JI'en· two gamea; laat year· each had won their ondy ~t. Jollcblpn State bat tallied '13 points, llv~p up. np.~el. ~cbl· · ha,s ~®red 42 P!l/nti, ;uo\l'ed .. &XTRA CASH MAY HELP ... JUSf_LET US KNOW $180 ·. . . $308 . . . $501 or more • . . You name II .. . we 111pply it. Have plenty of mil and plealy. of· lla!e to repay. Jlwpuble terms ll'ii made to milt yonr eonnnlenee. No red tape. Just phone or atop lo for • private eub loan "on yonr own." DELL R.WIPS. S. ~· -<UPlJohn R~e~ and Mike Anderson had on,ly a knife and a club when they encounted a (ox near here. They killed the animal, skinned it and brought the skin in to collect a bounty. The boys are 12 years old. Loans up to UOot AND SAVINGS COMPANY lU E. MAIN sT. This eek-.. LAST KOF RU1UND and ~ FURNITURE STORES' ' IF YOU .. ~Y.I S~METHING • .. I TO SILL OR RENT '... Wbot do lltda lirla .._ "" · . """'-"-.. t a l - dq. llut ~lllclMlt w a- NO. 1801 Talk about MCIIonala,, we h~ve tlll!ml We ltatte, " ' real mce oneo. Come ln. aQ4 10f> thorn --- · you'll want ua to hpld one for you, . u~•• la I " ~i... '-~ u..T~ po.r~cil~Jo , ... -..tblll'l ac ' en4 we know. Lor• ~ i •• / . . 0 . - W.Nioo- too t - . ........ ~ • . ... • Ulllo . . . lliW til( i~,lt. ' . '· ' ' ' l Rl ' . ' .... I .~ ~·t bapo ocboole.iof,.- ' ~ L.;:=;::;:::,::,.J - IHo "hooi(JJI for Carollllaa RUTLA~p PHONE 1.7 Tab c:,r.l-4boaiWIJI ...... , STORE . 'FOR CAROL! Carol EWIN~'S .. . Subjeet to Prompt Approval JNO CAP ... pnltJ 111m. Crows Steak l!quse leads the league with 15 wino and three lost. COUNTY LIA!IUE Hiah Score1, Octobar 7 High three aames lpd.-W. Bel· I • -t ,....... '"' ............. ,. ..., . ' """" ,.llflfllan~ ----- ~· ~ .... ratfi:tl ~·.. at lift. SIGN Then For . ~ ....,..,... ""'" free. Htrt'• oil It; 1:~ KANSAS Cl'n'. Mo. UP -The .· I Kllllas City Athle~CJ h.• ve lined SALT LAKE CITY- (Url'-'"l!' ,.. . ~W!'II · · J' three young playera to minor outdoor advertising flfm l,s~ld::t1 Dr. Stewart H: ""mltb president of Marshall Collefe told league contracts lor the. 1!118 •e•· lice to help when an 'l ' , ' son. They are Hebert Honemon, pubUcly for !.be. first tlm~ today wh~t Mlrshall s Iii nimum 11 , of Brinkley. Ark.. to Grond trophy seeker raided a needs,wiU !HI.fJ!om>now 1Ulti11970. bland or tbe Nebraska State I.e•· en I'• display and made President· Smlt.b, speaking at the annual · president's convo- gue, William While, 21, of Sl\. display cow's hed \!~i11hlng . cation before the 11araball student and fat!Ulty bodies, pointed Louis to Seminole, OklL, ol the wuod$. out th)lt the C!!lleae:age i!op.ulatlon In West Vlrgl!da based on Sooner Stale LeagUe, ind John IF;;;;.;;;;==;;;-.;;;~=Ti 19M llgurea will ateadily 'lncr~U.. towarA. el!!'h oludcnt'a college edu.- Wmg of ta Puepte, Calif., to Po· ljy 19flQ i• \VIII l!e. 1),4 porcent cation, Prealderit Smith said, "I catello, ldl.hP of l~e Pioneer Lea· lar¥er, 19:'1 .~rcent IIU'ger by 1905 .cannot underatlnd how any person 1 Ill MilT ~nd 31.1 pene.nt 1ir4er by. 197.0', e11ul~ &<Cl!PI a ~.200 au~ldy toPIONI he asld, . . . . ward hit college educallon and The litOJII COUIIty rtoneer So Coell!rvaUve ef!ima~ qn Mar· then tpeak dh~areglngly of. the ciety was to hold ill meellng. todlly shall a em!oUm~pt. lndi~le tb,e col· .atat.t· that helPed malre that edu· J•t tf!e Maftln Hotel beginnong at lege Y.'lll' bilyt 7,600 !all 40Jl part. tation (>Oallbl•." · 1.:30 ·-· ..:.P_ · m_..:._ , - - - -- tlmt atude~la by 1970, Rteoident -· - - " - - - Smith ~n110unced. The !i57' predie- ProptrtytraJI:sftn tran•.• w Kathryn, Amanda, Char· No AdmiNIOn CAAfled tlon wa, 3.GOp st~denta Final. reg· PROPBJITY TR,Ujsi'ERS . . .. .. . Ie 1 and Herman Wmy, MlddleSponsored By . lstration fi1~rea ahow an enroll· Lam'*rt and Ada Loll Stewart port. menl o( 3,870 JtudenU. i•htb A Ol' w 011 T ' Everette J)ixon, el. at., Seipio, Lo f u · TQ m~t this IJ'OWI)i by 1970 one.e.,... ·· ove, ve or· t1 y, A., w Harold D. and Russell ya 1 Order O ,,,oos~ Ol!atcrbann nev~r hill glveq UP. on hia hard-hlttli!r young,ter. A year ago, ~ven a!lpr. two bobbles which coal a maw· gaqle,. be left Herrnsteln In the starting llneup with the exp!analon that it could, happen to anybody, 1 HeerrnBteln justi.fled his faith by ~mlng the worl!bor~ of tbe Wolverine bockfi~j~. He carried the bal.l 123 limes, more than any, other player, and h~ averaged 3.9 yarfl, per try. Only Jim Pace out·' gained bim In yardage, by a mere 23 yards. YOU .NTII TODAY . o. 111111ftl. J1m Jllnc•ley, rocovered Herr'l" ¥1eln's futnble on !be lllchigan 2! yard llne. · . Saturday Hermaleln leada Michl· ean. rllnke<l ·fifth In the natloiJ. litlalnst Mlcblgon SUite, SO<l9nd· rjmked nationally, In a Big Teq and intrastate clash which: will have hotb clubs at fever pilei). Herrnsteln will be betleer $1tur: day thoq he was a year aco, bis coach 1hnnle 00111erh111n; a!14d1 ;'He's ap anothe~ year or e~perlt ence, and he's. improved· that much." 1'ttallllf $S.,oo In Value totnl. •ounting gold pieces, hit t'te National Football League's one- •••· m. . C· qunrter mark todlii with 3·0 rcc· High single game.:.H .Walker. ords and became the teams to beat 222. Team three games-Associated for the divb:ion titles. . Baltimore, "needled" by coach Radio, 2M7. Woeb Ewbank wben it trailed 10..1 Team tingle pmo-llot Rods, at the half Sunday in Milwaukee, 874. acored more than a point a minute STANDINGS In the last two periods to crush W. L. Pet. the Green Ray Packers, 45-17. Tho A!sociatad Ra1io 12 3 800 Colla have allowed their first Hot Roda 9 6 600 three ,.!climB to average just 13.7 Simon's Markel 9 6 800 points. Rig and !\eel a 1 1133 Thert was virtually a fight a Painters 1440 287 minute at Cleveland at the Browns Racine Scrvlre Stitlon 411 U2 200 tamed the Eagles, ~7. The Browns and Eagles have been feuding for yeats and' aeven ploy. er~ wel'll toaaed out of Sunday's fN!Ie> l9r f!JIIIIn1. CEMENT BLOCk ·(Q,,. ~~~-of...C..ou""lln!'!'~uo..III~'!"!"Serv•l•ee_!:=£!~._ :lint · ·· '1\et'*' BroW!Is 'hay~ allowt,d their l!ll!IOII.lllt tq averaa• ' Bowling 23, Purd~e. !4 Bowlhig <;reen 14 ~· Ml~)llgan . t4 Holy CRss 20, ¥arq~et!e 1 Iowa St. 21 Kansas 8 Iowa 471nd~ana 7 South Dakota St. 53 N. Dakota 21 Detroit 28 Wichita 0 ~era//, Panel Had AField Dav Overall, the Panel had a field day. Ken McElhinney stayed in the lead with only one error in nine. choices (missing East; ern, of course). Four others tied him . 'l'hey were Fred CroW., Rich Jones, John Fultz and Dick Owen . Charley Gibbs slipped. missing Pomerov (excusable, per· haps) and Southwestern ~t Ky~cr. Knight, also battin~ among the highest, missed Mid~oq,rt raiso excusable) and Wahama. loser to Hannan 26·20 whi~lt Earl had wanted to win 13·12 Renzo Menchini missed two , Wahama and Eastern. 1• Wls~9ntl~ Appliaafe. Dealers' FOR Imoney in the area . ' enter ...,000 Short t.!auor, Hiah-Pric.ed Whiskey , Unltod Prus Spqrts Wrltor UP - Saturdaf could r~demptlon day for a 19-yearfullbask wbo ceame to ; MicHl· pn toutca to be one of the lines\ W.olverlne players lh hlstory,.Jobn Herrnstcln. · . Herrnstcin, a third generatlo~ :lflcblga~ at~leto, ltq111 ChjW<:j!.the, 'Oblp, earned a slartlng job aa • sophomore for the ()ret Wolvqln~ ~·m~ in 1956, but in the ~on~ co~test be .was \~e · goat agalJUI Mlchltan Stele. . · · The Spartans won the· game, 9j Or John Matsko kicked a 24 yai'~ field ·goal after Arch MatlfClS .Intel" tepted a poor pass by Herrnstelni Dennis Mendyk 'scored ~ · touc~1 jud~"ment and a~lhty, with o~ · . 11' p .d • .• DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, 0;, Oct. ege retu en,: ,. , TH~·· ~ • Needs BV }970 , . TitUs· Mild 1U..... L- p.;: 1~~s~~ .· '-" ,~ !!!~~rine ~!~~!~~f.~~ · Who baa in!~tlve, mat!'j'e salesman•h•p withOut •actual' experience, JJo the mull!· pie line insu~ce btl!llneo. A· complt>te tralnbig course )!ro. vi.ded plus adequate advance under o liberal, contl'llct, .wjtb. ' e~cellent POIIsibilitles for ad· vancement.. .fle.ttBI! wri!e fully your past buainess experience and other q::f.l,lfl~~tions which · wlll be cons! ered 'lrtl:lc!IY cop-' fidential. 11 ~our letter leads us to believe t at a ~nal con· terence wlll be m ually ~neficial, an appointment will be ~.\'f:.ged. P.O. Box 522, Athens, LOS ANGELES uP - A group of citizens opposing transfer of 300 acres of valu· able land to the Brooklyn Dodgers for a ball part plan to start ringing doorbell! today· lb an effort to force a public vote on the issue. c. A. Owen, a former Olvll Service commissioner,, said the doorbell ringers are members Morning Star I ! l'f 011 :Qfi.ntQnS I. Eastern's 41·0 upset whitewash of Mercerville of Galha Coun t Y. Saturday nt.ght· on the Middleport field gave the Pre· · diction Panel fits . Only Earl Knight of Middleport, uncle of ~:: :~:t %~:! ~if:'~~ c~~~ :~ Eastern's great end-back hit it and he wasn't over conftdent going entirely . t~ ' the air. t~e ga~P. ~~v! ci;~~ils~a~f:!m)~ee~: when he made 11. , iturned into a traet meet. People." The group was or· Said Ralph Knight, Earl's nephew, who scored three TD s: · Gaul broke tHe Ice first with a ganlied last week to force a "Tell my uncle thanks for picking us to win ." TD on a 33-yard pasa play and mlb referendum on a City Council Pomeroy ·made a much better showing against Jackson than utes later Knight" added· two moto ordinance Involving land for a I ·1 G'bbs expected Mr Cilo's Panthers • to~ehdowns on ~ss lnterceptlbn's Dodger ball park. any body except Ch a1 ey I · .. • . · · 80 · rd' ' - - -·· - - - came dose to pulling off the most fantastic upset of the week, ~~e Hcover~,ng · th a S• tbeM othor . . . 'th. at .... e ou ran e en11re ercer· gomg down 14·6. They had the WJnntng score WI tn grasp cervl . . . ·ville team· on both jaunts. Myers least twtce, and dropped il. . He ope nod the S<onng tn tho added three more· extra point•. Alex Cilo, enjoying a game from the press box for once as fJrst q~arter by taking a 21).y~d · l Mercerville threatened tate In pass (rom Hetzer and covermg the game w"cn a.piss Interference Purdue, on tbe other hand, baa Eastern scampered over and around Mercerville said: SM "'f.. failed In three starts, losing to SEO STANDIN~$ . was 'called on Eastern's 10-yar<t Notre Dame, Minnesota and to 1 f line but the Juckles1 \'lillors ctiu!tl Wiaconsin. The Boilermokers hard- I • OYS ~me. Toam W L T Pet. For A.. nqt .get it bvcr "'fore end ot the. ly figure to stop a Michigan State "My boys played a great game. They re. commg. Our d~· Jackson 3 o o 1.000 65 6 g!Qlle. teom tho! looks biJger and better fense was much better .. Naturally, I would hke to have won It ~•ll•ton 3 0 0 1.0Gpl27· 52 A sparse erowd. wa,tcbed the than any of Is predecessors. but when you have some inexperienced boys in a tense, tough Logan 2 I o .66'1 89 74 game. . '.· ·' ,Alben•. 2 I 0 .637 100 19 game mistakes will happen." · h M Cit · Th' d •t 1 1 t h' h 'GallipoliS I 2 0 .333· 47· 72 Eastern lineup: ends, Kuhn and · How ng t r. o ~s . IS oesn app Y on Y ~. II! iMid'port o 2 o .000 13 112 Harhing; Tackles, Dul'tlt and Cle· school teams. It .trav~ls r•~~t up to the Pro ranks where rook:POMEROY o 2 o .ooo 28 113 lanill guardt, Kelley, and Lyons; By lrmo 1. thlo lila aniW., to ex~ lfiODIJ The Ladles Aid met Thursday ies" with only Jr. hteh, h1~h school, and college experience iN•lsoQv'le o 3 o .000 6 101 .center, WtilUaU:I. llac.ks, H~tzer, : ~eri; Ritchie. abd' Kili1At, Subs, with Mrs. Frankie Holter at the goof off in their first Pro games! It fl•r.e ••• en ·~· tnly, car ar 'fumlru,._ TDP "S" BOWUU ulul; SmUb, Coleman, E. Ritchie, home of Mi'l. Ray Meredith at Athens. The day waa apent in visit· Belles 181 end$, qeaver and .' «aJ Mauacer log and dinner was aerved at noon. Larry Holter and David H)l•ell, I've heard since Friday ni~ht a few cracks about the drop· H. Walker-R. Dovis 170 !Wne~; tackles, Belville and Dan· .. 30Q W. Second St.....; Phone: 432, ruu...., 1 189 Iillo; auarda, Dayls and Frankletter •tudenll at OSU, Columbus, spent ped 'passes. etc. at Jackson ~· riday night. I'd like to see the re· ~: ~~~nney ll<Mo: Moa.-Fri. s..s; so~ S·IZ _Open evmlng• btl .ppo~n,..,., the week end with their parent•. 166 center, Donald' !lbeeta. Backs, Neal lecmo IIOdo to .... tdont• of ... . ~, towno Several men from here attended mark ers of th . ose remarks Cl ou t an d do anv bett er. Gent s Bud McKinney 1&2 .to~n~n, lll)'ero an<t BtBt!'a~ve:r·~~!.._~~~~~~::::~~~~~··=~===::~ who criticize like that always remind me of the stateside fel· ·a Brotherhood meeting at Corn· ing Tuesday evening. low elvin~ his all for the war effort in a Detroit tank factorv 'Mr. and Mrs. Norman Heilmon and kickina about the high price of liquor and the shortage of ~I Beilefonta inc wero the guests T·bone steaks. o! Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ihle and Siding Cilo wa~ Morldlenort's John Thompson, also enjoying Charles Jr., Thuradoy to Sundoy. They olso visited with other rela· the aam~. He opined to Cilo: •:Maybe my boys will get closer to the art of tackling about tlv.s. the time we meet Pomeroy Thanksgiving Day. I hope sol" NO TRAINS Cilo's answer: "We're gonna be tough by the end of th~ MERRILL, Wis. UP - This nor· season." thern Wisconsin city, named after So, already, the big Thanksgiving battle is shaping up. a railroad pioneer in 188{), lost ita passenger train service because the railroad sold it was losing I .Ohio Stai r moved to two touch· downs on the ground and Quarter· c. .. I n Rede~pti~n D;ay HopedF~r ~y 4-Daily.Sentlnel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.; Oct-14,1957 ~ .. ':!':,!C~lr: ""''1! And " -· . ',!'elt Tile. ~ T•keP 'Y~a \'fat ,~A G......... -R~Iif 'at A4" • '":"'·• ..,. t . iii FRII Ml •tloJ you of 00.00 r n· ample,' w1tli tlio lj!IRhllt of I t'-1, VIlli .,., • ' - toro 1$0.00 chalra or the equivalent value in mtfthao41ae. I CO•.fU co. ..- �' ' Raiders Win Fir:st Game In 41-0 ROut Of MercerviUe Saturday' . .. Knight, Gaul, Hetzer, Click · I The DaUv Sentltael SPORTS DESK M~ers bel'' ll: 0 I . 0 , ' . oor "Nngers .·For. TD's..'WeD'd t ~t ·Of · ur"oaeh WantChavezSaved I Conch Bo~ Murlin's Eastern another 25 yards f9r a TD. Roger 1: Hi gh School Raiders, floormot lor Gaul added the poir.t. rrOf everybody on their schedule until A short time later left half Ron this week, suddenly ·came to life Myers went through the line from Saturday night and upset favored 15 yards out fOr the second touch Ml'rrerville of Galli~ County 41-0 down and added the extra point O!l on the Middleport field. I Jl,y Cllel TumehUJ Qleeful Eastern quarterback a bnck. First quartor scoie, 14.0. -' --~r ,,::;.o stiffened il1 the sec· John Hetzer said after the game: ·- ~~ ~: • TTlpp • ecJ UPpane.I Eastern V1cf0ry . "Tell the fans we aid it for our new coach, Mr. Martin. And dld we make those guys on the Pred~etion panel look SJck. Ail except Kn1ght's !Ralph Knight son of Mr and Mrs. Howard Knight)uncl~ Earl Knight of Middleport." . And young Kwght, ' 1' 0 a fme basketball ployer, had the g~a· est grld~ron performanee of , his c~rec~. Moved from an end 10 full· b.JC.k li)' Coach Bob M'artlh, he fur. iy 1uaJ!lwd the switch w1th three touc;wns In lhe rout of Mer 1 ~~·. givirig up only a su~· ccssful snouk to Hetzer from twt• ,yards out. The point was missed. In the third quuter, It was ali even in tho scoring, neithr side h' · · · back Frank Krembias flipped a alx-yard pass for the third one "' the Burks opened their Western Conference schedule with the 1111· In!. • Ohio scored In the first, third and fourth periods. The first two 1- - - TONIGHT ' Sophia Loren Alan Ladd Clifton Webb "lOY ON A DOLPHIN" (In Clnemaaoope-Color) -also- ·' Sterling Hayden Ruth Roman "5 STEPS TO DANGIR" TUII. & Wocl. Od. 1S.16 FAMILY NIGHTS Wayne Maureen O'Hara I John "THI QUilT MAN" lin Teehnicolor) -also- Dane Clark ' Moy Wynn "THE MAN 15 ARMED" 1 TheB pfayedAGflea G • . . Pumanent;PositiOn· ' For Att1a11Age 25.-4S r' . · ·. I .w. CASH ~er.vtlle, HlndY, ; '; ~lliliillill- ·Foothall S~ores By Unllod P'"' lAST Dirtmouth. 35 Brown 0 Pittsburgh 34 Nebraska 0 Penn St. 21 W&M 13 Notre Dame 23 Army 21 ftnectlcut t9 Massachusetts 6 ale 19 Columbia o lneeton I~ Pennsylvania 9 · ~yracuse 34 Cornell o · . :jfarvar~ Ohio U. 7 West Virgjnla ~ Jloato~ U, 6 . I SOUTH MIII'Ylan~ 2c7, Wake Fo~est, 0 Johns ,JtoRklns.13 W&L 12 Tennesseee 2~.Chattanoog~ 13 ljctuth Carolina 118, FUr'"'" 13 VPI ~I Vlllannva 14 · · Auburn Q Kentucky ·o . Mt.s~ippl St. 47 Ai-kansoa St 13 Clemlf()n 20. Vlralnla 6 Vlfl 26 Davidson 14 North Carolina St. 7 Florl<la St. 0 ?.llulsslppi 28 Vanderbilt 0. LOuialona St. 20 G~la 'Tech 13 MIDWEST l(i~biJan st. 35 .lllchlgan 8 • :Mtnneaola 41 NQI'Ibwestern 61 O))lo. s.tf~ 21 nungls 7 ~clnnatl 23 Xavier, Ohio 14 ~ '1 • $0~THWEST ,. Touah Ones Cominq This Fridav ,.,., . , ..... , ,., .•, ., ,.,.,..,., ,.., ... ,.., r- You· con1.., off thot llltri'HIO·ro~ncl thot ¥'\! tfmt IIIHI IIOtllr by mokfnt Ul yo!ll' N~IIIHI home lrnprovtmtnt htaclquarllf~o ~ C!lfllplelt atoclc1 wdl ..,. houra of nortnl "thopplng arovncl" for IUpplltt. COifl Ten toul!h ones ar• on the srhedule for this Frirlav . Galli· nolis. S-2. I!Oes to Athens 4.1: .Torkson 5·0 poes In Lo~•n ?.-~ · Middlenort 2·3. goe< to WriJstnn , ~-0 and N•lsoPville: 1.4 comes to Pomeroy, 2·2. That's lhr SEO, season rec.ords indi, cal•d. In the f .ittlo 'Rnckrvr anrl in~enPndrnt fPaMs of tho orA~ nft-hpolpn MrArlhur romes to unhcat.en and unsrorPJ! OP R11t. lond: North Gallh rnt1-t•• tn orP,iv•d F.n.olcrn !;atnr~a" nl•ht. lfonn•" ~OeR to 'Rob Ashlev'.• ~n.,lhwesfern•r• R.lo r.ranor visit. Kuaor. Rlnl•v romes to Wahama· and Nitro comes upriver to Point Pleasant. Iris61fav Help-Settle N•iion's- ~RAND PRIZI-Pan.n, IIH ~... ,,...., 5 Dtllixt ~ Ra~ tS.Ileclrlc c:.oll111 ~ ,- No.Drie II In I957 Colne6ae~ Dl111tn1lon Lum..r Bell trrade, ktln dried lloek. A ande and kind lor every purpose. Ill' x 61'1 at tittle ao- 8 2/Jc lin. ft. l"d" nf IOAIDS rmcAno - (UPl - Thew ~ct i'·dt~rt1 11V - Rnli tluw lff'!:t'I'Vfl. it tled Armv'!l hash nnd, who knows, laftl"'r thnt rnm ~., .,.1, '~·?:1 virtorv m.~ vbe Notre Dame'P Fl .~hlin • nver Army al Phlildelphin. · .. · lmh now <An heln settle thr 1957 college football championship. 1'r31ilng by two tQucbdowns with one minut~ rem,ln\qa in the third Oklahomo and Michl~an St:~t•• pmod, Notro Dame !ought ba~k the leading contendors lor the na· to edge the powerful Cadets on a tlonal title, unfortunat(ll y arc not flold ~on I by Monty Stickles, a ' schedu led to meet this season third-string end from PoughkeQp· · However, both play Notre Dnme-- su·. N. Y. It was the llrst fio.ld on suc~esslvc Syturday's ne:'<t nwn ~oat Stlrkios ovor attempted And , th. It tmeled 39 yar~' fOOd btJpt So if the Sooners and the Spnr· evan In tho pro I'Jinb. . . :1 . lans remain unbeatcri, thos(l ga m1·s ' wlth th e Irish may dedde who Hid~lightS wears the crown this season. 71·3c ltfllw. ft. their murderous schedule next FINI INTiiiU~i HOUSI PAIIll'l' $3.95 ·~'~ USEFUL, D~COU1TIVI PIG,S)AII.Dt 11csq.h. WISTIRN RID CIDAR The lrish draw an open date in Brow~ Colts, Riding Higb On 3.0 Pro Records NEW YORK uP - The Baltl· more Colts ond Cleveland Browns, dolins out points PANILING Fine wood panelinJ in 1everal apecloL AI lit· tie as tmc 14· ft. A BII..D-A-tOtJNT No Down Payment Low Monthly Payments ·JNQfJIRE TODflY mls,..rs like Crow's Steak Houae t.,;,k two games from the Ace Hi Amusement Co. in the Men's Clallsic at Point Pleasant Thursday night. Bob Louks le<l the< 'll'lnnera with • 204 single and· 396 tbtll: crows tcum roll~d 21192. H, Clark led the losers with .a 2H single and 1!62 onlJ U polnll, f · 1 Oklahoma 21 Texaa 7 'l'e.xaa Christian 28 J\,labama 0 Texas A&lll 28 Houston B Arkinsas' 20 Baylor 17 Duke 7 Rice 8 Tempe St. 33 Hardln·Simmon• 26 ' WES-T Oregon 26 Sa~ Jose St. 0 I)enver 28 Montana lS , Navy 21 Callfoi'n~ · ....~': ~ ~'"'" ' UCLA 19 WJOhlngton 0 . · Washington St. 21'Stanford 18 Wyonli~g 27 Colorado St. u. 13 Colorado 34 Arizona 14 Oregon St. 20 Idaho 0 Utah 27 Brigham Young 0 Ne\v Mexico 14 Utah St. 10 Col. of Pacific 7 Kansaa St. 7 . OHIO COLLIG&S Miami 27 Kent S!JIIe 14 Westing Ky. 9 Youngatown 6 Capital 42 Kenyon 0 WiflPnber~ 3.1 Musklngum 7 Otterbein 6 Kl Union 0 · Heidelburg 21 Wabash 13 Denison 20 Wooster . 13 lofarletta 27 Hiram 13 Oberlin, 14 Allegheny 14 ¥arshall 14 Toledo 7 Akron 20 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Bluffton 28 Wilmington 14 Dellapce 41 Fitiillay ·21 Central State 7 W. ya. stale 1 Ashland 31 Ohio NorQler~ 14 Case Tech 0 Wash. & Jefferaon 0 Well Chester 39 Bald~n·Walla~e 7 John Carroll19 Wayne State 6 Western Re8erve 13 BUffalo 8 ... t·u u . ...... .. .-~ I ' a. ... . .... htry llnlc ancl ... ,..,~ l!tlmp·..... - I Mtott ttl' 9 to 11 p.m. Manball wlll need additio,nal con· re~~~ha J. Gill and Belvo and _-IL:;_:Br~o~w~n.;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..;;;;;;;;2:;::;;;:::;:;;;::=:;~~;::;;t;i atruct)oq costing apprJlximately Wayne S\oap, SA, Sutton, to Thur· I'- - $10,000,000, ~14 A Let.vt to Fred M. Link ,oolncllllled ell! tiO additional. class- Jbhn''cullel:, 'dec., aflld. of traJU: ms meaaW"lnl 900,000 cllblc sutton 10 Bertha and Gerald Cull· lee~ at~ eittmaled cost of $900,. er, and Clara r. Lightfoot. · • 000~ 30 more laberitorles wilh 600.- Gerald and Irene' CUster, Clara 000 cub!~ !eel o( Bpace at cost of r. and• Franet. Llghtlool, m A.. $900,000, eight new do~ltoriea 1Sutton to &rtha custer. bou•lng 100 lludenta. costmg $6,· · ' 230.000, ~d library, bealth aerv· Robert and. Etta IIlli IU A.. Le· lee, faculty 'aud adlDIIIlStratlve of· tart, to Fred 'M. Link. trUJtee. flees wltb' 1,175,000' cubic feet of Rlcbar4 i;lld Je88le Y. Roush, &Pite at $1,782,f!Oil. . ~1 .4 A, LeiUI, IQ Fred M. Un& 'l'b~ President poln!QCI out that truatte, • the e1Uma!es ~ baa~ Qll. present I Ron L. and Lavina Springer, lot, · c.o•ts. Ari~ lb~ll!!. from now to 11 and 12, 9YNCII&e, to Damo~ R. 1 · actual coJ14""cllo~ tltne would . ~a La~. L\le Femli. . ·. . mean.atl4ltll>il•l cpsta.' Hettie Holliday, dec., aflld oil trans., CqllUllbla to W. B.. Eugene 1 H. and John Holllllay. · ' 1 Eugene !{. and Mary Holliday, coa), Colymbls, td Ohio Power Co: , Walter D. end· OrvUle Holliday, 1 coal, 110 ·'A., C91UIIIbla, to Ohioj Power Co. • Frlllk· Davi1 1 ~ee. ~lld. for trana 1 Collll!lbla to Allee Nelsoll, 17 A., coal, ·Columbia, to Ohio Power Co, w. a. au<k llaada· c. lfo)comh, coal, t!Oj\, Coluillbla . to Olilo PoWr er Co. . • E. W. and V.ara II..'1le~ob, I I .HAVE A PLEASANT FALL! In addition he become a stand· out llnebaekor and quickly cured the defensive ei'I'Clrs wblch bam· pored hla play In early ~ames. By the end · o!• the season· he ranked· · with Mike Rottuno as tl!e kllllng. punch ot a fine football learn. This yen he'• been even better lri two gimes, carrying · the ball for 93 yar.d.o iJJ 21 atte•n11ta for a 4A average second belt on the q!lb. He bas· been equally valueble on defense. Oosterbaan expect. ed him to be t'!!ady for aCtion Saturday ·even though he WIB auf· ferlnr !l)lm a sore loot .earller this week. The Spartans and Wolverinea go into th• ~attle lq vb1uallj> the same poaltlon. a1 they. we~ a year 110, Bach· baa 'JI'en· two gamea; laat year· each had won their ondy ~t. Jollcblpn State bat tallied '13 points, llv~p up. np.~el. ~cbl· · ha,s ~®red 42 P!l/nti, ;uo\l'ed .. &XTRA CASH MAY HELP ... JUSf_LET US KNOW $180 ·. . . $308 . . . $501 or more • . . You name II .. . we 111pply it. Have plenty of mil and plealy. of· lla!e to repay. Jlwpuble terms ll'ii made to milt yonr eonnnlenee. No red tape. Just phone or atop lo for • private eub loan "on yonr own." DELL R.WIPS. S. ~· -<UPlJohn R~e~ and Mike Anderson had on,ly a knife and a club when they encounted a (ox near here. They killed the animal, skinned it and brought the skin in to collect a bounty. The boys are 12 years old. Loans up to UOot AND SAVINGS COMPANY lU E. MAIN sT. This eek-.. LAST KOF RU1UND and ~ FURNITURE STORES' ' IF YOU .. ~Y.I S~METHING • .. I TO SILL OR RENT '... Wbot do lltda lirla .._ "" · . """'-"-.. t a l - dq. llut ~lllclMlt w a- NO. 1801 Talk about MCIIonala,, we h~ve tlll!ml We ltatte, " ' real mce oneo. Come ln. aQ4 10f> thorn --- · you'll want ua to hpld one for you, . u~•• la I " ~i... '-~ u..T~ po.r~cil~Jo , ... -..tblll'l ac ' en4 we know. Lor• ~ i •• / . . 0 . - W.Nioo- too t - . ........ ~ • . ... • Ulllo . . . lliW til( i~,lt. ' . '· ' ' ' l Rl ' . ' .... I .~ ~·t bapo ocboole.iof,.- ' ~ L.;:=;::;:::,::,.J - IHo "hooi(JJI for Carollllaa RUTLA~p PHONE 1.7 Tab c:,r.l-4boaiWIJI ...... , STORE . 'FOR CAROL! Carol EWIN~'S .. . Subjeet to Prompt Approval JNO CAP ... pnltJ 111m. Crows Steak l!quse leads the league with 15 wino and three lost. COUNTY LIA!IUE Hiah Score1, Octobar 7 High three aames lpd.-W. Bel· I • -t ,....... '"' ............. ,. ..., . ' """" ,.llflfllan~ ----- ~· ~ .... ratfi:tl ~·.. at lift. SIGN Then For . ~ ....,..,... ""'" free. Htrt'• oil It; 1:~ KANSAS Cl'n'. Mo. UP -The .· I Kllllas City Athle~CJ h.• ve lined SALT LAKE CITY- (Url'-'"l!' ,.. . ~W!'II · · J' three young playera to minor outdoor advertising flfm l,s~ld::t1 Dr. Stewart H: ""mltb president of Marshall Collefe told league contracts lor the. 1!118 •e•· lice to help when an 'l ' , ' son. They are Hebert Honemon, pubUcly for !.be. first tlm~ today wh~t Mlrshall s Iii nimum 11 , of Brinkley. Ark.. to Grond trophy seeker raided a needs,wiU !HI.fJ!om>now 1Ulti11970. bland or tbe Nebraska State I.e•· en I'• display and made President· Smlt.b, speaking at the annual · president's convo- gue, William While, 21, of Sl\. display cow's hed \!~i11hlng . cation before the 11araball student and fat!Ulty bodies, pointed Louis to Seminole, OklL, ol the wuod$. out th)lt the C!!lleae:age i!op.ulatlon In West Vlrgl!da based on Sooner Stale LeagUe, ind John IF;;;;.;;;;==;;;-.;;;~=Ti 19M llgurea will ateadily 'lncr~U.. towarA. el!!'h oludcnt'a college edu.- Wmg of ta Puepte, Calif., to Po· ljy 19flQ i• \VIII l!e. 1),4 porcent cation, Prealderit Smith said, "I catello, ldl.hP of l~e Pioneer Lea· lar¥er, 19:'1 .~rcent IIU'ger by 1905 .cannot underatlnd how any person 1 Ill MilT ~nd 31.1 pene.nt 1ir4er by. 197.0', e11ul~ &<Cl!PI a ~.200 au~ldy toPIONI he asld, . . . . ward hit college educallon and The litOJII COUIIty rtoneer So Coell!rvaUve ef!ima~ qn Mar· then tpeak dh~areglngly of. the ciety was to hold ill meellng. todlly shall a em!oUm~pt. lndi~le tb,e col· .atat.t· that helPed malre that edu· J•t tf!e Maftln Hotel beginnong at lege Y.'lll' bilyt 7,600 !all 40Jl part. tation (>Oallbl•." · 1.:30 ·-· ..:.P_ · m_..:._ , - - - -- tlmt atude~la by 1970, Rteoident -· - - " - - - Smith ~n110unced. The !i57' predie- ProptrtytraJI:sftn tran•.• w Kathryn, Amanda, Char· No AdmiNIOn CAAfled tlon wa, 3.GOp st~denta Final. reg· PROPBJITY TR,Ujsi'ERS . . .. .. . Ie 1 and Herman Wmy, MlddleSponsored By . lstration fi1~rea ahow an enroll· Lam'*rt and Ada Loll Stewart port. menl o( 3,870 JtudenU. i•htb A Ol' w 011 T ' Everette J)ixon, el. at., Seipio, Lo f u · TQ m~t this IJ'OWI)i by 1970 one.e.,... ·· ove, ve or· t1 y, A., w Harold D. and Russell ya 1 Order O ,,,oos~ Ol!atcrbann nev~r hill glveq UP. on hia hard-hlttli!r young,ter. A year ago, ~ven a!lpr. two bobbles which coal a maw· gaqle,. be left Herrnsteln In the starting llneup with the exp!analon that it could, happen to anybody, 1 HeerrnBteln justi.fled his faith by ~mlng the worl!bor~ of tbe Wolverine bockfi~j~. He carried the bal.l 123 limes, more than any, other player, and h~ averaged 3.9 yarfl, per try. Only Jim Pace out·' gained bim In yardage, by a mere 23 yards. YOU .NTII TODAY . o. 111111ftl. J1m Jllnc•ley, rocovered Herr'l" ¥1eln's futnble on !be lllchigan 2! yard llne. · . Saturday Hermaleln leada Michl· ean. rllnke<l ·fifth In the natloiJ. litlalnst Mlcblgon SUite, SO<l9nd· rjmked nationally, In a Big Teq and intrastate clash which: will have hotb clubs at fever pilei). Herrnsteln will be betleer $1tur: day thoq he was a year aco, bis coach 1hnnle 00111erh111n; a!14d1 ;'He's ap anothe~ year or e~perlt ence, and he's. improved· that much." 1'ttallllf $S.,oo In Value totnl. •ounting gold pieces, hit t'te National Football League's one- •••· m. . C· qunrter mark todlii with 3·0 rcc· High single game.:.H .Walker. ords and became the teams to beat 222. Team three games-Associated for the divb:ion titles. . Baltimore, "needled" by coach Radio, 2M7. Woeb Ewbank wben it trailed 10..1 Team tingle pmo-llot Rods, at the half Sunday in Milwaukee, 874. acored more than a point a minute STANDINGS In the last two periods to crush W. L. Pet. the Green Ray Packers, 45-17. Tho A!sociatad Ra1io 12 3 800 Colla have allowed their first Hot Roda 9 6 600 three ,.!climB to average just 13.7 Simon's Markel 9 6 800 points. Rig and !\eel a 1 1133 Thert was virtually a fight a Painters 1440 287 minute at Cleveland at the Browns Racine Scrvlre Stitlon 411 U2 200 tamed the Eagles, ~7. The Browns and Eagles have been feuding for yeats and' aeven ploy. er~ wel'll toaaed out of Sunday's fN!Ie> l9r f!JIIIIn1. CEMENT BLOCk ·(Q,,. ~~~-of...C..ou""lln!'!'~uo..III~'!"!"Serv•l•ee_!:=£!~._ :lint · ·· '1\et'*' BroW!Is 'hay~ allowt,d their l!ll!IOII.lllt tq averaa• ' Bowling 23, Purd~e. !4 Bowlhig <;reen 14 ~· Ml~)llgan . t4 Holy CRss 20, ¥arq~et!e 1 Iowa St. 21 Kansas 8 Iowa 471nd~ana 7 South Dakota St. 53 N. Dakota 21 Detroit 28 Wichita 0 ~era//, Panel Had AField Dav Overall, the Panel had a field day. Ken McElhinney stayed in the lead with only one error in nine. choices (missing East; ern, of course). Four others tied him . 'l'hey were Fred CroW., Rich Jones, John Fultz and Dick Owen . Charley Gibbs slipped. missing Pomerov (excusable, per· haps) and Southwestern ~t Ky~cr. Knight, also battin~ among the highest, missed Mid~oq,rt raiso excusable) and Wahama. loser to Hannan 26·20 whi~lt Earl had wanted to win 13·12 Renzo Menchini missed two , Wahama and Eastern. 1• Wls~9ntl~ Appliaafe. Dealers' FOR Imoney in the area . ' enter ...,000 Short t.!auor, Hiah-Pric.ed Whiskey , Unltod Prus Spqrts Wrltor UP - Saturdaf could r~demptlon day for a 19-yearfullbask wbo ceame to ; MicHl· pn toutca to be one of the lines\ W.olverlne players lh hlstory,.Jobn Herrnstcln. · . Herrnstcin, a third generatlo~ :lflcblga~ at~leto, ltq111 ChjW<:j!.the, 'Oblp, earned a slartlng job aa • sophomore for the ()ret Wolvqln~ ~·m~ in 1956, but in the ~on~ co~test be .was \~e · goat agalJUI Mlchltan Stele. . · · The Spartans won the· game, 9j Or John Matsko kicked a 24 yai'~ field ·goal after Arch MatlfClS .Intel" tepted a poor pass by Herrnstelni Dennis Mendyk 'scored ~ · touc~1 jud~"ment and a~lhty, with o~ · . 11' p .d • .• DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, 0;, Oct. ege retu en,: ,. , TH~·· ~ • Needs BV }970 , . TitUs· Mild 1U..... L- p.;: 1~~s~~ .· '-" ,~ !!!~~rine ~!~~!~~f.~~ · Who baa in!~tlve, mat!'j'e salesman•h•p withOut •actual' experience, JJo the mull!· pie line insu~ce btl!llneo. A· complt>te tralnbig course )!ro. vi.ded plus adequate advance under o liberal, contl'llct, .wjtb. ' e~cellent POIIsibilitles for ad· vancement.. .fle.ttBI! wri!e fully your past buainess experience and other q::f.l,lfl~~tions which · wlll be cons! ered 'lrtl:lc!IY cop-' fidential. 11 ~our letter leads us to believe t at a ~nal con· terence wlll be m ually ~neficial, an appointment will be ~.\'f:.ged. P.O. Box 522, Athens, LOS ANGELES uP - A group of citizens opposing transfer of 300 acres of valu· able land to the Brooklyn Dodgers for a ball part plan to start ringing doorbell! today· lb an effort to force a public vote on the issue. c. A. Owen, a former Olvll Service commissioner,, said the doorbell ringers are members Morning Star I ! l'f 011 :Qfi.ntQnS I. Eastern's 41·0 upset whitewash of Mercerville of Galha Coun t Y. Saturday nt.ght· on the Middleport field gave the Pre· · diction Panel fits . Only Earl Knight of Middleport, uncle of ~:: :~:t %~:! ~if:'~~ c~~~ :~ Eastern's great end-back hit it and he wasn't over conftdent going entirely . t~ ' the air. t~e ga~P. ~~v! ci;~~ils~a~f:!m)~ee~: when he made 11. , iturned into a traet meet. People." The group was or· Said Ralph Knight, Earl's nephew, who scored three TD s: · Gaul broke tHe Ice first with a ganlied last week to force a "Tell my uncle thanks for picking us to win ." TD on a 33-yard pasa play and mlb referendum on a City Council Pomeroy ·made a much better showing against Jackson than utes later Knight" added· two moto ordinance Involving land for a I ·1 G'bbs expected Mr Cilo's Panthers • to~ehdowns on ~ss lnterceptlbn's Dodger ball park. any body except Ch a1 ey I · .. • . · · 80 · rd' ' - - -·· - - - came dose to pulling off the most fantastic upset of the week, ~~e Hcover~,ng · th a S• tbeM othor . . . 'th. at .... e ou ran e en11re ercer· gomg down 14·6. They had the WJnntng score WI tn grasp cervl . . . ·ville team· on both jaunts. Myers least twtce, and dropped il. . He ope nod the S<onng tn tho added three more· extra point•. Alex Cilo, enjoying a game from the press box for once as fJrst q~arter by taking a 21).y~d · l Mercerville threatened tate In pass (rom Hetzer and covermg the game w"cn a.piss Interference Purdue, on tbe other hand, baa Eastern scampered over and around Mercerville said: SM "'f.. failed In three starts, losing to SEO STANDIN~$ . was 'called on Eastern's 10-yar<t Notre Dame, Minnesota and to 1 f line but the Juckles1 \'lillors ctiu!tl Wiaconsin. The Boilermokers hard- I • OYS ~me. Toam W L T Pet. For A.. nqt .get it bvcr "'fore end ot the. ly figure to stop a Michigan State "My boys played a great game. They re. commg. Our d~· Jackson 3 o o 1.000 65 6 g!Qlle. teom tho! looks biJger and better fense was much better .. Naturally, I would hke to have won It ~•ll•ton 3 0 0 1.0Gpl27· 52 A sparse erowd. wa,tcbed the than any of Is predecessors. but when you have some inexperienced boys in a tense, tough Logan 2 I o .66'1 89 74 game. . '.· ·' ,Alben•. 2 I 0 .637 100 19 game mistakes will happen." · h M Cit · Th' d •t 1 1 t h' h 'GallipoliS I 2 0 .333· 47· 72 Eastern lineup: ends, Kuhn and · How ng t r. o ~s . IS oesn app Y on Y ~. II! iMid'port o 2 o .000 13 112 Harhing; Tackles, Dul'tlt and Cle· school teams. It .trav~ls r•~~t up to the Pro ranks where rook:POMEROY o 2 o .ooo 28 113 lanill guardt, Kelley, and Lyons; By lrmo 1. thlo lila aniW., to ex~ lfiODIJ The Ladles Aid met Thursday ies" with only Jr. hteh, h1~h school, and college experience iN•lsoQv'le o 3 o .000 6 101 .center, WtilUaU:I. llac.ks, H~tzer, : ~eri; Ritchie. abd' Kili1At, Subs, with Mrs. Frankie Holter at the goof off in their first Pro games! It fl•r.e ••• en ·~· tnly, car ar 'fumlru,._ TDP "S" BOWUU ulul; SmUb, Coleman, E. Ritchie, home of Mi'l. Ray Meredith at Athens. The day waa apent in visit· Belles 181 end$, qeaver and .' «aJ Mauacer log and dinner was aerved at noon. Larry Holter and David H)l•ell, I've heard since Friday ni~ht a few cracks about the drop· H. Walker-R. Dovis 170 !Wne~; tackles, Belville and Dan· .. 30Q W. Second St.....; Phone: 432, ruu...., 1 189 Iillo; auarda, Dayls and Frankletter •tudenll at OSU, Columbus, spent ped 'passes. etc. at Jackson ~· riday night. I'd like to see the re· ~: ~~~nney ll<Mo: Moa.-Fri. s..s; so~ S·IZ _Open evmlng• btl .ppo~n,..,., the week end with their parent•. 166 center, Donald' !lbeeta. Backs, Neal lecmo IIOdo to .... tdont• of ... . ~, towno Several men from here attended mark ers of th . ose remarks Cl ou t an d do anv bett er. Gent s Bud McKinney 1&2 .to~n~n, lll)'ero an<t BtBt!'a~ve:r·~~!.._~~~~~~::::~~~~~··=~===::~ who criticize like that always remind me of the stateside fel· ·a Brotherhood meeting at Corn· ing Tuesday evening. low elvin~ his all for the war effort in a Detroit tank factorv 'Mr. and Mrs. Norman Heilmon and kickina about the high price of liquor and the shortage of ~I Beilefonta inc wero the guests T·bone steaks. o! Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ihle and Siding Cilo wa~ Morldlenort's John Thompson, also enjoying Charles Jr., Thuradoy to Sundoy. They olso visited with other rela· the aam~. He opined to Cilo: •:Maybe my boys will get closer to the art of tackling about tlv.s. the time we meet Pomeroy Thanksgiving Day. I hope sol" NO TRAINS Cilo's answer: "We're gonna be tough by the end of th~ MERRILL, Wis. UP - This nor· season." thern Wisconsin city, named after So, already, the big Thanksgiving battle is shaping up. a railroad pioneer in 188{), lost ita passenger train service because the railroad sold it was losing I .Ohio Stai r moved to two touch· downs on the ground and Quarter· c. .. I n Rede~pti~n D;ay HopedF~r ~y 4-Daily.Sentlnel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.; Oct-14,1957 ~ .. ':!':,!C~lr: ""''1! And " -· . ',!'elt Tile. ~ T•keP 'Y~a \'fat ,~A G......... -R~Iif 'at A4" • '":"'·• ..,. t . iii FRII Ml •tloJ you of 00.00 r n· ample,' w1tli tlio lj!IRhllt of I t'-1, VIlli .,., • ' - toro 1$0.00 chalra or the equivalent value in mtfthao41ae. I CO•.fU co. ..- �. ,. I .. '· ,_ NEW RAVEN, W. Vo. YOU CAN LEARN THE roB' CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS FARM CLUB 'MElTS BEAUTY PROFESSION ... . m 1111 am&Zins:ly short time and The Rhododendron Farm Wom· at a minimum cost, which you ean en's Club held their October ineel· poy on the "Pay as You Learn" lng at the clubhouse ~nJ a pot· plan. We are now accepitng appll· luck supper was served. Hostesaes cution:; for the Cew openings which were Mrs. E. T. Roush and ·Mn we have in the classes which will Albert Roush start on Oct. 21, Nov. 4th and Devotions were by Mrw. Bert RATES Nov. 18th. Transortation can be Roush. New officers were elected 2 ceata pel' ~ IDatioll. Wnlmum cbar&e tiOc.-4 "'l>'f arranged. Write or call new for and are. president. Mrs. CharleJ !Ill word tor-wee eoueeutlvt Insertions. complete mf~rmation to: Yonker; vice president, Mrs. Har· SpeeW - One mOIIIb lor :15 centa per word. ry Grimm; secretary, llrs. Arthur SOUTHERTON BEAUTY J.l'ull rate of Z ceDia per wo•'d will be cbar&od for advertising U ACADEMY Jewell and treasurer, llrs. Albert • paid for before the Utb of eaeh month following Insertion. 16 E. Washin~ton St. Roush. &Ton to AdveriWDI-Sbould be reported lmmediatel). Tbe Athens, Ohto Other members and guests were Dai)J :.Ontloel 11'111 nol1te rapoll.lllble for m.,. than one lncor 10-10-5tc Mrs. Walter Grinstead Mrs. Stan· rect taartion. Card of Tbaob and llJteelal Nolleu ot Events $1.00. Obltuottu 1 - -- - -· - -- - - - ley Hart, ,Mrs Robert Hoffman, tlllbllabed at 1 ceat per wri Veneti:I.R bl~nds. All 1 ~ aDd., Mrs Charlet Jeweii, Mrs. Edwin color:s. j'ibergli!SS awnings; Ray· Jewell, Mrs R DOLlglas ~o~s~, glo eas h~ters; electric light Mrs Olsen Sayre, Mrs. V1rgmw FOR SALE - Apples Pt.1land, ( I J NOtiCes fixtures, plastiC ttie for bat'J· Sharhaugh, Mrs. Fred . Spencer, Ohto. Brin~ own containers. C. rooJ'Illl ' Mrs. Clarence Thomas, tth~aes Onn E. Johnson 10 5 !mop ' frn e1Um1 t" and Lesta Rickard, 1\!rs. Walter Pekingese Puppies Mrs. WoorlD•l• Wippel ~upply ' Nease ;;nd Mtss Millie Bumgarner. Tuppon Plolm khool GI'O<Indl row Call, 732 Sycamore St., 215 Union j.vo. COUPLES CLUB Benefit Coolville Fire Dept. Mtddleport, 0. I0-8- t2tc Pot.. oroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl Jr You name 11 - We have it I t 13 tmoc recently entcrtamed members of SAT. 5 Rough lumber. Contact Andrew 1-;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;:;,;;;;;..._ _,l the Couples Club. The group wao SlarUng It 10 AM Cross, Letart Falls, OhiO. !.• served dmn<:r and erdoyed the eve10 9 Ole Your Only Authorized ning soc tally. Couple.s pre~renl Lunch '""'" on eroundo Donation of Gooda or contrlbu· .-:':'"'"·-:--:-:--::--::-...,.-Fuller BRUSH MAN were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, tloM gratefully accepted at 1-M •nd M 6 ft. Desk; l- interJames Marriner Mr and Mrs Hmy Miller, Mr. l.Jle Clove.- Form Store. Topnational desk 7 II, 1-rubbet 736 E. Moin St. and Mrs Lester Zerkle, Mr. ana pen Plains. 0 . • belt, 8 m wide 50 It tong, 2Pome-roy, Ohio Mrs. George Burns and Mr. end See Elizabeth Lyons 'h H P. motors, hcuvy duty Phone No. 128 - Afltr 5 PM Mrs. Earl Clark. Sponsored by the Rose Barden Stanley Gt~bs, Long Bottom, I0-7·U DINNER Club Route No 2. 10-3-0tfp Mr. and Mrs. Boh Johnston were u d El 1 · •-.. $35 00 c • TeRMITeS EliTUMINATID host and hostess Sunday at their Htodquorton For sHe etc r~c • "G · ,} oa~ For free inspection phane 383-M, home for the 'a'tth an~iversary Samsonlte Luggage - Lane Cedar ea 1ro ~ • 20·"b'' as '~~~~c; Gilmore Supply St•>re, Pomeroy.! dmner of Mrs Johnston's parent., Chests - LAU Window Foconvcrston ureau '': . . All work guaranteed. Fully In· Mr. and Mrs. ·Guy Roberts of Ni· Frlgldalre llefriceratoro. Phone 6128-X. l0·•·6tf . >ured. Vaughan'• JndustTlal end tro, w. va. Other membm of the lakor ,umllurt, Mlddloport, Ohio GG:OCI living room ~r;-·sale. ResiAeJ.tial Termite Control Ser~ ramHy present were Mr. and Mrs. 429tf Green eov,.ing. Phone Q2fl3. VICe, St Marys, W.Va. 7 25 tf C. K. Harmon and children Mr. 10 2 6tlc - - -- - - - - - and Mrs. Eugenl! Null and child· PUBLIC SALE --dt'cn, James and Kenneth l!oberts The undersigned will offer for Bugle rat.mt dog!l for sa le or and Mrs. Ronald Sigman an~ Kar· ule at pubUc auction on Saturday trade. Howard B Stitt, Middle· I en of Anchorage, Alaska lhe 28th day of Octoher, 19~7, at port Rt. I, Hobson Road. 'ITJIUCTI,IRAL I BIAMI J PARTY the residence of th~\ late Etta 10 2 6tfp · Barbara Howard, daughter of ---,.---,-·- - - . -IICRAP IRON- MITALl I Mr. and Mrs. B•'tl Howard, celeWoif' deceased ' Iocated I bouI one· custom Built Kitchen. Kitchen hill mile W01t of the Raclne-Ba· designed for your home. Free I brated her eleventh birtMay on Jhan Road and about four miles estimate• Foreman & Abbott. 1Saturday at her home GameJ were from Racine in Sutton Township, Phone 62C4·Y. played and refreshments wer~ ser8 6 tf !lleigs County, Ohio, beginning at ---,..,._ 510 P_..., ved lo Adele Sismondo, M•nford 10:00 o'clock A M., the following FOR SAI.E - Appte1 New Ha , Bauer of Pt. Pleasant. C~rolyn personal property: ven Orchard, New Haven. Phon< - - _ __ - -- - _ .. 1 Lcivlng, Kitty Dodson, Diane Mii2 bef.; sewlnt machine TU-24688. 7·29: • · ler Willie Capehart, Mary Jane I aofa and 7. chairs quilts com· - - - - RAlllO & TEt.EVISlON oERVICE, W;bb, Jean Lathey, Diane Divers, forts " blanketa FOR SALE: one Lancaster deep Phone 200: Cleland Appliance Brenda and Erma Ki•by, Dan and 2 tables linens well Jet pump with pressure Store. 116 W. Mam St., Pomeroy eurtains dishes tank ond •witch. Abo 6Heet 2 23 U For Sale 150A grain and stock 2 healer! cooking utensil• plnstic p!pe, Ill x I''; one - - · - - - -- -£ann Large modern house close rugs , lamps architect's drawing table, stool CONCR!'fE BLOCKS to small to"n on state higt1 aud msny other Items. and tools One typewriter desk way One or Meigs County's Lester L. Roullh, AdmlnistraiOI · and one tiling cabinet, handmade. "Julia L....better farms. Scntmel Do' ot Etta Wolf, deceased. One electric table saw, one wood GRUESER BLOCK CO. 868 B. 10-7-6tp Crit Brodford, Auctioneer. lathe, one solid oak sideboard, --OO) 8, IS, 22 , 3t• one "Whi:e" sewing machine, • Mll11 North of Pomeroy • anttque. Phone Pomcroio ~Dtif;. wm. or-. I WANT ADS PtiONE 398 ,-. I --- - I Rummage Auction ocr. BY HAsKELL sHoRT Unltod Pr111 Sports Wrltor PUT-IN-BAY, 0. UP-Th!s Is the time of year for bass f11hlng m the ISland ·a~ea, of Lake Erie one of the nat10n s top angling "hot spots." · Frost downstate means good bass ftshmg m the htstorlc Bus Islands, they say here, and the tub-fu!Js of fish being brought to the docks are convincing proof. Catches of ~0 to 7~ small mouth bass, along with anywhere tram a dozen to two hundred or morn , OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I on Marblehead penrnsura there lar~e nmiiber still does not even begm to handle the demand. A dock ls bemg built . on the southern tip of South Bal8 Island .fl>r the ferries which travel ov". to Sandusky, Port Clbtton and Cata':'ba Point. Th11 will cut the ferry trip from Catawba Point to tfie South Bass Island dock from seven to three miles. The company which operates, the ferries ligures thi5 wlll more than double the nuril.· perch, are common for parties of ber ' of passengers and cars ear· BY DOC QUIGG ABOABD RUBBERNECK BUS, Rome UP-'\rou can't even gel bacon and eggs for breakfast" the· fat American lady touri;t 1ald in a voice heavy with dis· gust. · "I'm getting so tired of this food." "That's too bad, but it's not America-it's Italy," 1 said. "If you want to knew where you can get some real food, I've Wonted To Announcements Found ctlbl I -- --- ---- M£TII.OPOLITAN HIN&TO·I EVENTS I W I ':==·= ::-;;;:;:.;:;;,;;;:;;:;-:'1 Rodney Downing ( 171 Help Wonted • Real Estate Broker FE "'IALE: TW 0 OPENINGS Party demonstratP!I, Plastlcst Gills! To.,ol Earn $0 ••o per psrty (spare time). Write giving an available phone number to Monroo Pla,uca, Straud•burg, Pennsylvonla. 14 ltp _10__ • Roome New Furnltu,. roa $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE 0a The lri&IIIAIII COI'IAII . '" iiiiYleJIDrt ...-.. fllrnlshed apartmegt for rent. Ad· ults only. ConiKI: Ml'll. omi Monttromel')', 1\allne, Ohio. . 10 2 etlr .~:---:-,-~-,---- Kitchen help. llu•t be oxperlen•· cd in cooklnc tnd hklng. Ap· ply In poraon. Home Reataurant, Middleport. ·Phone 8034-X. 10 14 8te 'frallcr JPac~. Heart of Middleport. Get located bt!ore mud~y ground hurts you. Phone 9283. Edgar Reynold», Reynold's Dairy Store, Middleport, Ohio. 10 2 8tfc For Rent - EKtenalon Ladders, Scaffcld Boardt. 1lrop Cloths. Clinton Fisher, Mtddleport. Phone 82eii-X. 111 tf • Opportunities Servlr.es Have your carpeta, ruga and upholltery cloaned by the. modem cleaning metho4 with Aerated Dry , Foam. ~ulcklf · lild economically ~lght In your own home. Work guaranteed. C,tl Ruttund 24023. 19 14 8tc Custom Corn Picking, '1'1\'n row pleker. )\arion Cowdoey, Long Bottom. Phone YUSI55 ·ChMter. ~0 12 31Al QUICK SERVICE Gft "ft~b J!e. pairlnc by Factqey Tr~ned watchmat.r: COLLjNS JEWELEns, Pomeroy. , 1 3 it • • • TRA111 RS NODT' $100.00 Free u. s. (19) Business B~l".'5s (21 ) Reo 1E t WAVERlY HOME SAlES Merc~andi~ On RUTLAND FURNITURE co. .' I Toys and Appliances Now On Display FOR CHRISTMAS U·SE OUR I, Ne D~llla S,lnltllla Mtlll 2. C.'1111n" spAt. Ieiiia 111'/i 1111, ..,, 3t c.,ltl•,....llt clllrll-110 WASRI 4. ....,...owl.·tl-. LAY-A-WAY PLAN' SHOP EARLY Convenient Budget Terms at Ill~& leivH tM Miif••salh Moore's BJsy Sto!es SN0-101. Is non-pollonoue •.": salt to Ull. LIIVII boWII"IJII~lnf cln~ in aeconds. FreehonJ beth·· room air wflh a Hfhl ~ttutaiOinl­ offreah ptne. Anct -' 'Irii'pO~i) Sno-Bol attecke the plactl whsr• ,.rmo miaht brotd-koopa your bltthroom ~ I . I ,._. MONKEY CHAS! ritio, Tex., airport that told disSALT LAI.E CITY UP- Police tancel to the nation"• major citioo, had spent four days searching for air service owner W Frank Kel•ey the pet monkey that escaped from came home ~tnd built a towering 'M. G. Kojlanea 'apartment when sign tt1at pomts the way and air Officer Georee Momberger spotted mileage to 7~ small but oddly nam- the animal, prepared t~ make a ed u. s. communities includmg , pmch, 1hen lost out IU:I at latched Nervous, N. M.; Eager, Anz., and onto a powc1 line and wa.:~ eJectroGoodnight, 'fe•: _ _ __ cuted. __•__ SHOP MOORE'S I I ------ AN OLD GOURD MADISON, Tenn:- tUP) - Mrs. J. J. Link unptttg,ed ·a hole In an old gourd end' found a note oaying the gourd had been grown by '·$ammie Bntlcr in f'ronkiln, Ky. ur lhc year tiiOO." SALT LAKE CITY UP - ·After notin~ the olgnpost at an Ama· . Cuck/tf ~u/tt e~oo at."· c.r~ ~uv I .wish In thank my relatim. (111 neighbors and friends for their many act. of klndnm during my hosp1tnlb.allon. Spcc10llhanks to the do<tors, nurses and all of the otatr at the Meigs General· Hospital, the Rev. EuRcnc Brown and members of the United ...,..- Methodiot Church and all thosr 3 roo1n hou!IC. Gas, f•lrrtricllY. hot sending cards and flowers. Your walor, hath. Wilbur Logan, Nayklndntss Wilt never he forgottrn . lors Run, Pomeroy. 1 10 14 Jtp Mrs. Cecil Ward 10 14 ltp 1 ruom house ror r<'nl on Bashar and Haeinc ' noud llot and l'O IG ·:-:--:--- - -water, frt·r .I( as. Wl'ih• Sox 661' 141 A <'/ 0 The Daily Sentm('l, Pom Ham Shoot, Racine Planing Mill. oro.v. IO-I0-3tp. - ---Sunday October 20th. 10 12 8tc Three room house on Rt 124 Syrncu<e. Contact S R. llcndr:> · I E:l Lnst & Syrnrusr 10· tll·6tr Female Collte l- Goes by name of "Princr.M." Call 81l·J or con· ilor~m~ Roo 1•1 Call 388-Y. I0-7·12lp. tact Georwe Baer. 10 11 3te - ' - - ---- -·-· · Slcfplng Booms no~,. in town Auto~P.rvices 127 uttcrnut A1•r, Pomoro~ Ohto. 16·7-Btr R. If. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 ••ur Wreelt:cr Service. Day Want to makr $15 to $2~ m a day"' Many src dotng tl !'lea• Phon• 8~27. Night Phon• anl work ror mnn or woman 8039-X. D~DGE • PLYMOUTH Nn vxperien~c nredcd. Spare m DEALERS 3 8 tf full time. Wilt teach and fin ·~orScie """ you Wrttc McNESl CO 120 E. Clark St., Freepor1. t>otatoea for aale. Herbert Williams Itt 16 7-14-2tc Shade, Oblo. I0 9 6tp much on the' guide's tongue tti•t the average tonrlst gets to feel· ing that Mike jU&t lllled the city cut of his mind and set tt down astride the Tiber. He performed unsurpassed miracles of sculp· ture, painting, architecture, land· .scaping, I( given a broom, he probably would hove swept out the place every 11 ,orning. One or his supreme achieve~ ments wa!J his famous heroic· stafound one," she c'Jntlnued. "It's tue of Moses which sits now in a place opened by two ex·GI'• ~usty grandeur inside the un· · where you can gel a hamburger JSed "Church of St. Peter in .:!hains'' where the floor is being -good, solid meat.'' "I think Italian cooking is won- lug np on suspiciOn that some of Nero's courtyard may lie buried ,derful." 1 said. underneath. uoh, I'm sick of the whole Moooo Almost Speaks bus.ine.!IS, 11 she said, undaunted The old story Is that when Mi· "I can't seep at night because of the noise. And everything you c:haclangela fmished the Mose:~ statue he tapped 11 on the knu get to eat, even the meat, Is wrapped in doughy pasta. Wh) Jnd said: 'You arc so perfect, ~ NhY <ton't you speak?" ean't they serve some meat?" Sht'o Only C"Omplolnor On our way out of Moses' "Wby did you leave home?" l presence, the Italian lady guide taid. · :urncd to me and said: "Have It was a fair question Therf.' , -10u seen the new film 'The Ten was no answer. However, hers :omrpandment~· in America?" 1 was the' lone complaining voice said I had, and that the actor heard among Americans dunn~ \ who portrayed Moses was Charles two days of rid;ng guided toun Heston . . • The sightseers from the Unttcd "They tell m·e." she said, "that , Slaty on the whole seem well Hollywpod mnde him up to loo~ man~ered, and intensoly mtere,t- like this statue. Docs he " cd in aoaking up the historic re"Most like," I said, "and if lh~ sldoe left by the centuries on the statue had $poken, it probably seven bills. would have sound<;<! ltke- Heston." ' After being squired around The Italians ~re extremely. here for a while under the lute- fnendty people and po..,dsed of lage of tourist guides, you begir. a wry humor that bubbles forth to get the bewildered impre..,ion in the guides. One of them, that, Instead of being founded by .pomting to the magnificent gold· Romulus and Remus, Rome wa!' en ceiling or the old Basilica of • built in a day by a couple of S~. John Lateran, said though(· '· .i 1. guys named Michael and Angelo I fullY . "This Is not American gold. ' • pt~ great Michae!angelo is '" It ~only cheap local gpld." Bo"'' ,., (2 I Cord Of Thanks . RIDSKI~S TICKET'S' To~ WASHl,NGTON UP - Thr Wa!hlngton Redskin! have pa!Sed tHe 17.ood mark in season ticket aales for the11 best shdw1ng stnce 1931. The clUb ~ecord of 31,444 wn! !ut during 11147. are docks for SOOO boafa but the I WE BUY DailySertUne). Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct.t4; 1957-7 11-Dalty'SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct,l4,1957 six to eight fishermen. ried. · "The quality of the fish is bet'lights A•olllblo ter this year thpn usual," says In winter, an air service operBoh Ladd, one of the men who ales from the mainland to the operates the big charter fishmg islands, taking mail, food and boats which taRe parties out daily other supplies to the hardy II· to hunt for the fighting small· landers, •• well as hundreds or mouth The prtce is $50 a day persons for ice fishing. lor a party of eight Stole Porko lmpro•od Llno Brtokor~ State Parks on South Bus liThe average bass being caugb~ land and Marblehead Peninsula now, Ladd says, runs rrom one aTe being ~mproved to accommcand one-hoi! to three and one- date boat launchings and provide half pounds, with some fisher· more swimming facllitle~ Cedar men reporting an occasional tine- Point near Sandusky proudly breaking Junker. elaims one qf the best IUI\1mer The best baits are soft craws, beachea Gn the Great Lakes. if available, with small hardshells The boom which has hit the running a close second. Good area in recent years is expected catches have been reported with to continue. minnow-s, espec:ially by perch Civic leaders and community fishermen. But this i' not the olliclals point out that the turn· time lo entice bass with arti!i- pike now strctchlnc from Chtcago ctat iuros. to New York, along with the St. The bass are hungry, judging Lowrence Seawa/ and added IOJ· from the way they hi~ They sure time for thousands of per· st11ke hard and fast, often as sons, will bring more tourists soon es the bait settles down to into the ""''· ncar the rocky bottom of the ------lake. CANINE DENTIST Ftshing in ~ke Eric is mostly BELL BUCKLE, Tenn.-A Chi· deep fishing. The best results huahua· dog pulled little Steve u,sually come from using a tri Rigney's tocth. The boy's fathf'r angular rig with a three-foot lend had tied a string around Steve's er on one end and aJong splndh loose tooth. and Steve woa lying sinker on the other. The sinkCI 10 the floor when the dog grab· stands upnght and won't gel bed the string, pulled lt-anct hung in the rocks. Steve's tooth. Everywhere within sight of thr towermg monument built to com fHE RIGHT PLACE memoratc Admiral Perry's smasl· JER,~Y CITY, N. J. - A dog ing victory over the nritlsh h owned by Mrs. Jo Ann Leceratosa the War of 1812 arc signs of ac Jecame separated from its ownllvtty to further this area's claim 3r, e.nd, sfter a day of wanderin.~t Sov~ral lmponadl Caaa1 lnle1radon Appoalo Face to the playground of Lake Erie 'ntered police headquarters and To Roach Hlghoot Trihunol New ButlnHHI walked directly into the Mis~Supremo Court'• Fall Torm On the islands and along tile ing Persons Bureau . By HENRY CATIIMRT mainlanct from Port Clinton t, Central Prell Washiugton Writer Sandusky, more and \JIOre bU!i EASY TD REMEMBER ASWNOTO!f-Tlle school Integration issue will be back before Roclr Sprfn.. ncl'!scs arc springing up to ac - CHESHIRE, Mass. UP- Mr. and the Supren,.e Court during its forthcoming autumnal tt'!ml. the touriSts Mrs. Charles St. John of Richmond Several important cases involving appeills from integration orden '::====~====~ ~I MIDDLIPORT- ~·room hocse commodate --·· ltrcet have announced the birth of ----- ~ with bath, automatic gas fu · · 111ued by federal judgn probably· will get to the high trlbunnl • >arneo-&mpoon lnauranc.. A~OIICJ, nace hca\ing. Level lot clo•e to Brenrtn llrown, Christv, Nict:y anct a son, Michael Patrick. Their first 1 within the next few month•. child, a aon, wos born Sept. 24, 1 Mid~let>Ort Fire • Auwmoblh> !ChooiH and groceries $4000. · Tammy Heward, Phil and l)ebbie 'l'M·LIIIe Roek cue may wind up In the nigh eourt. Oov. Orvpt Bondi. Phone 113111-J 8-20.11 BUILDING LOT -Lincoln Helghto Cook, Leah Ann Jlllt!er, !.onnte 19M. Their sa;ond, ~ . dauehter., Faub\1.8 of Arkansu aayt he wtll appeal~.>the 1ln· -··----'-· -~ Addition with 242-foot frontage. and Maurice Clark, Bobby Grm· wa• born Sept. 25. 19M. Michael junctiOn against him by r'ederal Judge . Ronald Patrick wa1 born Sept. 26, 19~7. Davies. · All uttlltles on lot. $800. stead, Vicky Crowe and Barbara Good Cl.,ID Used Can Another important pending c:ase Involves .VIr· FARM - 120 acres with 46 acres and Mtke Howard. NO DIIT All Makes and Modell glnla where the atate Ia fighting court orders for m cultivation, balance pasture, PARTY MONROE, Mass ...:..Thls Wcsto.,. Integration In Arlington and Charlotteevllle. soml'! timber. 5·room frame Sharon Knapp, dauqhtcr of. Mr. Ma"a~husetts town (pop. 174) At stake In thts case is Vtrglnta'o pupil plt~j:e• house with enelosed porch, bath, Mrs.. Melvm Kn~pp was gwen recently became debt free-or. ~ ment plan dealgned to circumvent lnterratloro furnace heat, 1 full basement. and a surprtse party " t Saturday of the few communities in th•• If ~t 11 outlawed, the atate's "muslve rc111tance" AUTO ,SALES Frt·c gas. Go<XJ basement barn night ••t her home ~n 'rr bt•·thday. nation that doe!n't owe anyone , to Integration may crumble. ----------t40 ' 50) 2 large poultry build- The honor~e recc1ved many love h1 The Jltgh court undoubtedly will ntle on other wem NICky penny A teremony waa c d ~ D ' - -•~-~~.rt<;tl --~ ings, double garage. Excellenlly ly gifts Attending cue• lnvolvlnr eftortl by southern atatu to gd final payment was made on =c-· · -- -·located ~ mile from State High· Nickolson , E'mrna J ane Weavcr, when $ :000 t . d . , around tho tribunal's 19M dectaion outlawing wny, 8 miles frcm Pom(roy. Erma Grinstead, Kenneth Dodson, a 22 no e tssue tn 193. ~ oeareptlon In public achools. ILU WAIUl $12,00000 Bill ~'rey, Phyllis Batey, Eugene when the Monroe Water Dl;trtc. • • • • CUCKL!R REALTY Hester, Geuo Weaver. Sucldon was formed. • EFFECT ABROAD-A prime COIIcern ol all • BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y Roush, Jean . Grinstead, Danny Untied States offtclalo, Including Pmld..t Elaen· WATCH THOSI TRIIS (10) 12 Jtc hoW.r ~linaelt, over the lncldenta at Little Rock, Ark., ts the etrect Roush, Ralph Roush, Sandy FerROSELLE, N. J. _ (UP) _ An on American prnUae 1n the eyea of the world. : . . susan, Mr. and Mrs. ~crman d' Knapp, Bevci'IY and Hermeua, or tnance current1y bemg conw1 The VOice of America, otrlclal rovtrnment news agency, has been NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ealtlu1 to POint out the number of schools In Arkansea where In· Eotolo of H•nry Fronklin Boiioy Shelby Grinstead, Martha Ohllng- cred by the city would reqUire that liS 1- ftound ll, te&'l'ltlon. ll in ,operation Without any mob action ot any kind. er, Anna Ohlinger, Barbsra Mul- a tree aurseon be in attendsncr Docouod Elementary aehool1 with partial Integration Gf Negro and white during any dltglne that mlgh' Not1cc is hereby given that Eva ford, Donn• HeBSon, Mr•. ••amerO¥, Ohl• ltudanll are belnr operated in the fonowing Arkansu towna: Paugh, and daughtoro, Mr. and damage the roots of a shade tre• G. Bailey whose Post Office a"dd· Hoxie, van Buran, Fayettevltte, Ozark, Fort Bmtth, Hot Sp~nn rei! ts Chester, Ohio has been duly Mrs. Harold CapehHrt, Mro.l Bob Bentonville and Charleeton. j • appointed Mminiatratrtx of the HarleiS and Robin, Marshall Mclii~JT&ted eolloru Include: University of Arkansu, Fayet.tevltte: estate of H!·nry Franklin Bailey Millan, Judy Fry, Charles Yonker, Al'tcanou 8toto colleg~. Jonesboro; Henderson State Teachel'll col· late o£ Chester Township, MeigiJ Shirey Johnson and Mr. and ltre. Arlclllelphto; Bouthem Slate college, Magnotta; Arkanoas 11\'~URANCE AGt:NCI Harold Fry and sons, Bruce Staats County, Ohio, deceased. Tech. ftuiMUvUle, Uld Arkazuu State Teachen college, Conway. .rra: Automoello, HHollo Dated this 2~th day of Seplem· sent a gift. I t t • • ber/ 19~7. t DI!IARMAMINT PROSPEOT8 DiM-The recent announcement ACCIIIINT Reedsville's two oldest citlzen.s-1 Jol,n C. Bacon l.lle, Co111elty end . . , . tbt the U.S. will eo~duet a bl( nuclear (eat In the Paclfie next -Charles W. Buckley, born Oct~. Judce of the Probate Court Aplll.undtrloom the American eonvictlon that there II little hope 11164, and F-ed Colemcn. born Oct. M•igs County, Ohto or aehlevlllr real dtoannament With Russta. 9, 11164, celebrated their 93rd It ahowo that the u.s. never had much faith ~hat the London 191 30, 110) 7, 14. 3tc In MIDDLIPOlT1 OHIO 4JIIrmunent talkl wGUld be aueet11ful becauJe plan.• for 11uth birthdays r~cently. llr. Buckley's 6136-M 'lfiiNI• 611f NOTiCI OF FILING AND HEAR· daughter, !lira. Leona Smith enterll.._a!e testo muat ~e made a year in advanee, or shortly after lNG DN INVENTORY the Loadon conreroneo got underway. tained with a famUy dlnn~r at he~ - - - - -- - -· - R\&1111'1· announcement that It had dtveloped an lntereonttnental t Probalo Court, Melli Count)', Ohio home on Saturday when l\lr. DuetS0 8 c 111 No, 17,470 llllltltlet mtootte !o,.ed the U.S. to ll)leed up 111 plana for tho . ley "celved many cards and clfta. Padllo tuta. U.S. offlciala nektng to perfect a deten11 against · ' . _ __ TO the Executor or Administrat· auch a ;...,o.. fell it wu untale to gtve the Bovlell further od· C::0::~:::-=:- 1~n-•-ur-a.-n«t-- ProiKtioa, or and to such of the following as ...~b1 poatponlllr teoto pondlllr drogged-out tatko obout dlo· IJ!e, uw. Jl'lre, Polio. Call Dor are res1dents of the state of Oh 1o: armam111t. · MIU., lllddl~ort, ~o. surviving spouse, if any; ne•t of kin;· benefietarlea under the will, t JtZD UIITS IN AIICI'Ic!-Waahinrton soul'tea appeared to be if an)', the attorney or attorn~s 1 bit 1\U'Prlltd when Ruuta wu revealed to have exploded ftn H· •rpre.sentlng any of the afore· 110Mb neon1ty at a alte north of tho A!ttlc Clro,la. I( mentioned por~qns: '1'ht lovleta are known to have otaged most ol l•plodo4 B~ You are h~reby notified that on 1 - -. . thllr leola~ eentra!Bibe~a and the Atomtelllnergy H-lom~ 11.1 '& n • the 3rd day of October 1937, an eoanrnlllloft hu reterred to tbll area u ''the uaual SAVE U90 1o UOOO :nventory and Appraisement of lovllt proving rround." Thia orea ts Mrth ol IJulta. locontly 1. the estate of J. B. Hayna, deceased Till H•bOmb btut wu touched olf by tho Rue1• 2 and 3 bedrooms, 'large late of Ch01ter in said County was • 11... 011 ~opt. 2' and detected the ,pme day through Amertcan stock, mu81 got Bring your deM....W~tntl of radioaCtivity Jn the atmosphere. lt Wft!! presumed sirea and your problems, move filed In thla Court. Ia tht lauon'a capltal th&t the RU!8£an bomb was dropped from a in tomorrow. Try 111 , we're deal He..-inc on utd Inventory and 1tane, lnx on the very lowm poaalble Appr.taemltnt will be had ·before Ierma. New and used. thla Court nn the 28th day of Ttn wl4rhl, hutt nltctlon October 19&7, at 10:00 o'elock A. Free delivery, quick, open 7 M. da¥a. Exceptions thereto may be filed by ooy Interested party at any prior' to five days before the .OBI~ time late set lo1 1hearlng. WITNESS my signature and the seal of sald Court, this 23 South 4th day •! ,October, 19~7. • John C. Bacon WAVERLY, OHIO Judge ond Ex·Offlclo Clerk BY Lelia V. Hysell • Deputy Clerk FOR SALE - •a-rOo;;; 'j;~.;;-;;, liOJ 7, 14, 2tc bath. Gas, ·electric and elty ., NOTICI OP APPOINTMENT water. Phone 24828. Charle1 111. A. .lnlatrolor Haley, RuUand. 10 8 "P IUY AUVINO JOOM SIJIII, ~A lED ROOM SUi'll lololo of J, L. Olltrholaor ·docoo· l t :--~------ · - - Notice Is hereby slven that Ed· l)UIINO oUR WI ·AND $100lo IN PRE1 ••orm, 248 acres on Shade River." 1•in Oberho~;er whose Post Of· -. . o/, mile off Route No. 7, jolm 'Ice Addresa ts Albany, Ohio haa MERCHANDisE. AN'r MERCHANDISE IN THI stORI new Eastern Hlah School on oecn duly apJ!Olnted as Admlnls· Route "1o. 7, 100 aereo Bottom trator of thetEatate of J. L. Ober· ! , .. YOUR CHOICE II land, plenty water, good build- holler late ot Albany, Oblo, Meigs in~s. 6 room ranch type howe. County, Ohidi de~sed. ~A$0N full , basement, eoal furnace. DatM .this GIH day of Septem· water in house, free naturoi ber, 19D7. gai avollable. Reuon for s,llJohn C. Bacon f!• 1\U~, ·'I' : ~0. lng Falling Health. Stanley Judto of the Probate Court '>/J' ,..., ~ Rtltlmd, 'Ohio U l . 1 M&:HJ~n, , , a. Gibbs, Lone flottom, Route N9. • )(elga County, Ohio. ..... , . ' -~ z. , JI).3-8t!p (9) 30, (10) 1. 14, 3te I ----------- Now Is 1 eBest Tome - - -------For Bass Fishing In Ohl·~ Most ~ericanos Are ~o~teous On S1ghtseemg Tnps fu Italy '~'h .. F"'I\NITORE '·: ~· '"'"·~·w ·v · PHONE 388·Y MOO.RES Po~~:Y Con'1re1o le Clo11ly Sludy . $talus of NaHonal Guards Chlof Exocutl..'o Atllhtllly To Undeitil an lxamltllllon 87 DENBY OAmOAIIT I ' W D;At!f. Y CROSSWORO· ACROSS 1. Goddeas of 1lowers e. Apollo'• birthplace ti. King 11 'Zettle apeech 13. Girh name 14. Deep spoon ID. Knockout 2. Blockhead I coitoq.) 3. Hodge. podge C. SQak ftox 8. Constal· I&Uon 8. Assiduity 7. Muae of tyrtc poetry ·18. Perch I . Cover 1 Q. Capital !Nor.) U. Alder tree t Scol) 20. Whirlpool 1Nor.) 21. Satiate 23. Coin llran) 21. Sorvtce atripe (liang) ,,_,., Aoo"'.. 28. Singing . M. Hllfllwi.y 18.£xela. 10. Lean-to votc:e•"· 1 39. God ot love mation 16. Command 29. Sloths u. <lqnte;dtor 19. Spanish to a dog '32. Like ole 42. etU.' ' frJendi 18. Steam (com- 34. Rtver(Fr.) 43. Poem 22. Raised ballk bln(nr form) 38. Ktiler whale (C. Aye . ot turl 2C. E:«II• 11 i• I" "-'I• 7 •• ' I'" '· 17. Old Dutch (abbr.) liirt-1--1-+-i'/~.;:r-+-.,p;.-f:.-fH matJonl 27. Border alate 11 ::% l!"tl'.S.) "'it-t-t--1-o-~flr-f-++-fl' ~;~ ,, 28. Seoport II> o ,.. IBraz.) '' "30. Harem room '7/, I" v r rrr: 81. Filmiest ~/h'4--fm~'""'4'~//4-..j:-i ~ IS. Threa<ts Ill I. r,-'.1.1" I"' 0 '0' . lklnd) V.I. 85, Excla~' " V.I. ,. matlon :Y"h ae. Oold thor.) I" W'AII ., J~. Pigpen brt-t-"i7.:ol;;-"iltvif'l-hl-t"""i'"""''HH K .;,.; at. ~UI't .. ~~-" ~'f-+,n++-fmhr+-f 40. Wanderer 43. rmare • 4G. Capital ~" m ~ .. (EJypl) Contral Prtll lt'Oikillg!OIO IVo:ller ASIIINGTON-.U rtault of tho conaUtutibllal claah betwm J'raldent EtJenhowe1 and Oov. Orvaf Faubua Iii LltUo Bock, Ark., lht otatus of the •tali Natlcinll Gullt!ll wtU oome untler d!oM tonrreulonal scrutiny nextl-year. Both tboae who favored lbe Prealdenl'o action Ill federaltzlni the Arkanaaa mUitla and oouthemere wlto bitterly oppollld the movo are detetinlntd to examtno the troop utt author• tty ol th~ chief eJceCutive. The presidential power to aend troops Into a otate to maintain order wiU be aharply challen~ · by two power1Ul conpeulon&l leaden, Senator 1\lchard B. Ruuell (D), Georgia, and Rep. C8JI Vlnaon (D), Georgia, who head the senate and HoUJe armed aenicea commlttee. Their chair· manahlpa will enable them to give prlo~ty to fUlY legislation •Introduced on the col\lrovelslal ,, lllue of troop 11H1 · · · ; While aouthemers are determined to pre•• tor limiting tho President'• authority, liberal north· emen wtll try to broaden the exe<:utlve powers, parttcula~Ir o'(er the Natlon}'l Guard which Faubuo used to prevent the entry of Negro chit· dren IIIIo LttUe Bock'• central htgh achool. ~ ~ 48. Worship "" •• _~I"" 1..• U. Tlke oway · b ..ri,-11--1-+-l!~z:-f:-+4-1~ (law) ~ 48. wrtunr ., tables · ~- 41 • • • f W18J1 JOU WERJJ HERE-White Houte lnaldert report that ejlbOUJh ll:e was wannly neelved at Newport, R. 1., for hta vaca· UoJr, hi'.....,., at all pleased witl> the ~et-up. 11• ~una poor olr eoMeclona with Wuhlngton, Inadequate tele· •lllon faeWtleo and bad aimmuntqattou other than tho naval IYS· tA!ift. Tbeyaay he found the golf opl..dtd and' the Weather ''""'ally P,OII' bit qonetheleu would prefer prevloUJ vacetlon aitea sucn u iHo]oer or t-Uflllta, oa. · 1 The; outlook ts that Ill tho future the President witt look olse'1/htre to vacation. • • • • • · PIII:Nm DILIMMA.-Tumtnr Ill Europe, the fall of the latest French avwmment hu been received with eKtreme gravity by the Vqtted Stoltl, even tllough nothln& waa aat4 ttltcially by t~e State 46jlartrnon~ , • The feellog In Wuhington II that France hu come Close to co~­ IUtiUonal poralylla. In tho put when a premier !oat a vote of OltiAdeneo. the proapect waa olwayo p....,..t that a coalition could be worked out. In tho preaent clrcumotance~ the fear Ia lhtt tbe Frenoh govern• 111ent moy M Ioree<! to maka an extrtmo awtnr to the rlgh~ roreetottnr chancu that the mlddiHfatht·road approach can be main· ta!Aed. • 1. Friar'• Utle Without uyinr so publicly, Ameriean obsorvero only th1 Communlatl will beneflt trom tht tr1all. DAILY CRl'P'l'OqU()JE- Jfe~'a ~ow ~ worlllt1 t DqWN • AXYDLBAAXft lo LONGFELLOW ono Iotter simply otands tor another. II thla qplt :l:'l6'uoll for the three L's, X for the . two O's, eta.' Slll;r~· lo\!!i&l tropheo, the length and forroatlon of tho -lcitilt ott &If hiilljl Each day the tode letter• arc dilterent. A Oryptorr~ QuolaUoq TGN KTT NLG 'lGKE~GM N L G fi' J K V, ' ' N U C IKDGC NLO E CKi cl K M F Jh~ ~N' I HV0 F IKV-CHitlit"PUTTO• y~.. rda,y~ ti!YPioqu0\0( WHERE M•ORZ.I~ MEETS niE lfl.i.Jt;...i.dL"l'oN. • I UAJfT TIIAif, · • • are fearful that 11 IINPIOOIED POVND-Aetoa tho channel, anothar Frea World aUyt Great Britlln. 11 encounterlag 1tltr e<:onorlllo dltrlcuiUes. De· !Pile hopes to tho .-btrory, oome ftn,.clal oxporto believe thert II tUU a ehanco ~~ the Brt!ts~ pound facea another devalua.tlon. c......, Tile ,...~~, now lltted ot '2.110, bepn ntMinJ Into llllllblo on the hoell or the Sue1 ti'Oubleo. The lllllltllnto Brltlah 10vemm..t obtained ...,., . lbtallnr one btl· WoN Ofro!any lloA, 1110 m11111111 lloUan to Ddn up tite cumncy. . twtYtr, recenUy JptC\lla.tora have beM elphonlnr their Brltllh 1 Into Weot Oonnany' which could mean either devaluattoa pound or revaluailon cir tile' Get'llllll mark. POund •tabUtty now depeftdl on the outcome fJf a tur-ot-war beo twem t11e BriUoh JoYontrnllftl illd tha· millley apecutatoro. If new "'~"·"'' ~eed In forci!IJ tho lpointlllort to return their pouodJ ~~~~ Ulo'Pound ean be u•ed. u not, tconomtc troubtt 11e1 ,__ ~0 IT~'OJ ~ 011 THE Tl!liL·· IS A Rl.I.CIWINCl 'Ill 'll:liJ? �. ,. I .. '· ,_ NEW RAVEN, W. Vo. YOU CAN LEARN THE roB' CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS FARM CLUB 'MElTS BEAUTY PROFESSION ... . m 1111 am&Zins:ly short time and The Rhododendron Farm Wom· at a minimum cost, which you ean en's Club held their October ineel· poy on the "Pay as You Learn" lng at the clubhouse ~nJ a pot· plan. We are now accepitng appll· luck supper was served. Hostesaes cution:; for the Cew openings which were Mrs. E. T. Roush and ·Mn we have in the classes which will Albert Roush start on Oct. 21, Nov. 4th and Devotions were by Mrw. Bert RATES Nov. 18th. Transortation can be Roush. New officers were elected 2 ceata pel' ~ IDatioll. Wnlmum cbar&e tiOc.-4 "'l>'f arranged. Write or call new for and are. president. Mrs. CharleJ !Ill word tor-wee eoueeutlvt Insertions. complete mf~rmation to: Yonker; vice president, Mrs. Har· SpeeW - One mOIIIb lor :15 centa per word. ry Grimm; secretary, llrs. Arthur SOUTHERTON BEAUTY J.l'ull rate of Z ceDia per wo•'d will be cbar&od for advertising U ACADEMY Jewell and treasurer, llrs. Albert • paid for before the Utb of eaeh month following Insertion. 16 E. Washin~ton St. Roush. &Ton to AdveriWDI-Sbould be reported lmmediatel). Tbe Athens, Ohto Other members and guests were Dai)J :.Ontloel 11'111 nol1te rapoll.lllble for m.,. than one lncor 10-10-5tc Mrs. Walter Grinstead Mrs. Stan· rect taartion. Card of Tbaob and llJteelal Nolleu ot Events $1.00. Obltuottu 1 - -- - -· - -- - - - ley Hart, ,Mrs Robert Hoffman, tlllbllabed at 1 ceat per wri Veneti:I.R bl~nds. All 1 ~ aDd., Mrs Charlet Jeweii, Mrs. Edwin color:s. j'ibergli!SS awnings; Ray· Jewell, Mrs R DOLlglas ~o~s~, glo eas h~ters; electric light Mrs Olsen Sayre, Mrs. V1rgmw FOR SALE - Apples Pt.1land, ( I J NOtiCes fixtures, plastiC ttie for bat'J· Sharhaugh, Mrs. Fred . Spencer, Ohto. Brin~ own containers. C. rooJ'Illl ' Mrs. Clarence Thomas, tth~aes Onn E. Johnson 10 5 !mop ' frn e1Um1 t" and Lesta Rickard, 1\!rs. Walter Pekingese Puppies Mrs. WoorlD•l• Wippel ~upply ' Nease ;;nd Mtss Millie Bumgarner. Tuppon Plolm khool GI'O<Indl row Call, 732 Sycamore St., 215 Union j.vo. COUPLES CLUB Benefit Coolville Fire Dept. Mtddleport, 0. I0-8- t2tc Pot.. oroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl Jr You name 11 - We have it I t 13 tmoc recently entcrtamed members of SAT. 5 Rough lumber. Contact Andrew 1-;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;:;,;;;;;..._ _,l the Couples Club. The group wao SlarUng It 10 AM Cross, Letart Falls, OhiO. !.• served dmn<:r and erdoyed the eve10 9 Ole Your Only Authorized ning soc tally. Couple.s pre~renl Lunch '""'" on eroundo Donation of Gooda or contrlbu· .-:':'"'"·-:--:-:--::--::-...,.-Fuller BRUSH MAN were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, tloM gratefully accepted at 1-M •nd M 6 ft. Desk; l- interJames Marriner Mr and Mrs Hmy Miller, Mr. l.Jle Clove.- Form Store. Topnational desk 7 II, 1-rubbet 736 E. Moin St. and Mrs Lester Zerkle, Mr. ana pen Plains. 0 . • belt, 8 m wide 50 It tong, 2Pome-roy, Ohio Mrs. George Burns and Mr. end See Elizabeth Lyons 'h H P. motors, hcuvy duty Phone No. 128 - Afltr 5 PM Mrs. Earl Clark. Sponsored by the Rose Barden Stanley Gt~bs, Long Bottom, I0-7·U DINNER Club Route No 2. 10-3-0tfp Mr. and Mrs. Boh Johnston were u d El 1 · •-.. $35 00 c • TeRMITeS EliTUMINATID host and hostess Sunday at their Htodquorton For sHe etc r~c • "G · ,} oa~ For free inspection phane 383-M, home for the 'a'tth an~iversary Samsonlte Luggage - Lane Cedar ea 1ro ~ • 20·"b'' as '~~~~c; Gilmore Supply St•>re, Pomeroy.! dmner of Mrs Johnston's parent., Chests - LAU Window Foconvcrston ureau '': . . All work guaranteed. Fully In· Mr. and Mrs. ·Guy Roberts of Ni· Frlgldalre llefriceratoro. Phone 6128-X. l0·•·6tf . >ured. Vaughan'• JndustTlal end tro, w. va. Other membm of the lakor ,umllurt, Mlddloport, Ohio GG:OCI living room ~r;-·sale. ResiAeJ.tial Termite Control Ser~ ramHy present were Mr. and Mrs. 429tf Green eov,.ing. Phone Q2fl3. VICe, St Marys, W.Va. 7 25 tf C. K. Harmon and children Mr. 10 2 6tlc - - -- - - - - - and Mrs. Eugenl! Null and child· PUBLIC SALE --dt'cn, James and Kenneth l!oberts The undersigned will offer for Bugle rat.mt dog!l for sa le or and Mrs. Ronald Sigman an~ Kar· ule at pubUc auction on Saturday trade. Howard B Stitt, Middle· I en of Anchorage, Alaska lhe 28th day of Octoher, 19~7, at port Rt. I, Hobson Road. 'ITJIUCTI,IRAL I BIAMI J PARTY the residence of th~\ late Etta 10 2 6tfp · Barbara Howard, daughter of ---,.---,-·- - - . -IICRAP IRON- MITALl I Mr. and Mrs. B•'tl Howard, celeWoif' deceased ' Iocated I bouI one· custom Built Kitchen. Kitchen hill mile W01t of the Raclne-Ba· designed for your home. Free I brated her eleventh birtMay on Jhan Road and about four miles estimate• Foreman & Abbott. 1Saturday at her home GameJ were from Racine in Sutton Township, Phone 62C4·Y. played and refreshments wer~ ser8 6 tf !lleigs County, Ohio, beginning at ---,..,._ 510 P_..., ved lo Adele Sismondo, M•nford 10:00 o'clock A M., the following FOR SAI.E - Appte1 New Ha , Bauer of Pt. Pleasant. C~rolyn personal property: ven Orchard, New Haven. Phon< - - _ __ - -- - _ .. 1 Lcivlng, Kitty Dodson, Diane Mii2 bef.; sewlnt machine TU-24688. 7·29: • · ler Willie Capehart, Mary Jane I aofa and 7. chairs quilts com· - - - - RAlllO & TEt.EVISlON oERVICE, W;bb, Jean Lathey, Diane Divers, forts " blanketa FOR SALE: one Lancaster deep Phone 200: Cleland Appliance Brenda and Erma Ki•by, Dan and 2 tables linens well Jet pump with pressure Store. 116 W. Mam St., Pomeroy eurtains dishes tank ond •witch. Abo 6Heet 2 23 U For Sale 150A grain and stock 2 healer! cooking utensil• plnstic p!pe, Ill x I''; one - - · - - - -- -£ann Large modern house close rugs , lamps architect's drawing table, stool CONCR!'fE BLOCKS to small to"n on state higt1 aud msny other Items. and tools One typewriter desk way One or Meigs County's Lester L. Roullh, AdmlnistraiOI · and one tiling cabinet, handmade. "Julia L....better farms. Scntmel Do' ot Etta Wolf, deceased. One electric table saw, one wood GRUESER BLOCK CO. 868 B. 10-7-6tp Crit Brodford, Auctioneer. lathe, one solid oak sideboard, --OO) 8, IS, 22 , 3t• one "Whi:e" sewing machine, • Mll11 North of Pomeroy • anttque. Phone Pomcroio ~Dtif;. wm. or-. I WANT ADS PtiONE 398 ,-. I --- - I Rummage Auction ocr. BY HAsKELL sHoRT Unltod Pr111 Sports Wrltor PUT-IN-BAY, 0. UP-Th!s Is the time of year for bass f11hlng m the ISland ·a~ea, of Lake Erie one of the nat10n s top angling "hot spots." · Frost downstate means good bass ftshmg m the htstorlc Bus Islands, they say here, and the tub-fu!Js of fish being brought to the docks are convincing proof. Catches of ~0 to 7~ small mouth bass, along with anywhere tram a dozen to two hundred or morn , OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I on Marblehead penrnsura there lar~e nmiiber still does not even begm to handle the demand. A dock ls bemg built . on the southern tip of South Bal8 Island .fl>r the ferries which travel ov". to Sandusky, Port Clbtton and Cata':'ba Point. Th11 will cut the ferry trip from Catawba Point to tfie South Bass Island dock from seven to three miles. The company which operates, the ferries ligures thi5 wlll more than double the nuril.· perch, are common for parties of ber ' of passengers and cars ear· BY DOC QUIGG ABOABD RUBBERNECK BUS, Rome UP-'\rou can't even gel bacon and eggs for breakfast" the· fat American lady touri;t 1ald in a voice heavy with dis· gust. · "I'm getting so tired of this food." "That's too bad, but it's not America-it's Italy," 1 said. "If you want to knew where you can get some real food, I've Wonted To Announcements Found ctlbl I -- --- ---- M£TII.OPOLITAN HIN&TO·I EVENTS I W I ':==·= ::-;;;:;:.;:;;,;;;:;;:;-:'1 Rodney Downing ( 171 Help Wonted • Real Estate Broker FE "'IALE: TW 0 OPENINGS Party demonstratP!I, Plastlcst Gills! To.,ol Earn $0 ••o per psrty (spare time). Write giving an available phone number to Monroo Pla,uca, Straud•burg, Pennsylvonla. 14 ltp _10__ • Roome New Furnltu,. roa $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE 0a The lri&IIIAIII COI'IAII . '" iiiiYleJIDrt ...-.. fllrnlshed apartmegt for rent. Ad· ults only. ConiKI: Ml'll. omi Monttromel')', 1\allne, Ohio. . 10 2 etlr .~:---:-,-~-,---- Kitchen help. llu•t be oxperlen•· cd in cooklnc tnd hklng. Ap· ply In poraon. Home Reataurant, Middleport. ·Phone 8034-X. 10 14 8te 'frallcr JPac~. Heart of Middleport. Get located bt!ore mud~y ground hurts you. Phone 9283. Edgar Reynold», Reynold's Dairy Store, Middleport, Ohio. 10 2 8tfc For Rent - EKtenalon Ladders, Scaffcld Boardt. 1lrop Cloths. Clinton Fisher, Mtddleport. Phone 82eii-X. 111 tf • Opportunities Servlr.es Have your carpeta, ruga and upholltery cloaned by the. modem cleaning metho4 with Aerated Dry , Foam. ~ulcklf · lild economically ~lght In your own home. Work guaranteed. C,tl Ruttund 24023. 19 14 8tc Custom Corn Picking, '1'1\'n row pleker. )\arion Cowdoey, Long Bottom. Phone YUSI55 ·ChMter. ~0 12 31Al QUICK SERVICE Gft "ft~b J!e. pairlnc by Factqey Tr~ned watchmat.r: COLLjNS JEWELEns, Pomeroy. , 1 3 it • • • TRA111 RS NODT' $100.00 Free u. s. (19) Business B~l".'5s (21 ) Reo 1E t WAVERlY HOME SAlES Merc~andi~ On RUTLAND FURNITURE co. .' I Toys and Appliances Now On Display FOR CHRISTMAS U·SE OUR I, Ne D~llla S,lnltllla Mtlll 2. C.'1111n" spAt. Ieiiia 111'/i 1111, ..,, 3t c.,ltl•,....llt clllrll-110 WASRI 4. ....,...owl.·tl-. LAY-A-WAY PLAN' SHOP EARLY Convenient Budget Terms at Ill~& leivH tM Miif••salh Moore's BJsy Sto!es SN0-101. Is non-pollonoue •.": salt to Ull. LIIVII boWII"IJII~lnf cln~ in aeconds. FreehonJ beth·· room air wflh a Hfhl ~ttutaiOinl­ offreah ptne. Anct -' 'Irii'pO~i) Sno-Bol attecke the plactl whsr• ,.rmo miaht brotd-koopa your bltthroom ~ I . I ,._. MONKEY CHAS! ritio, Tex., airport that told disSALT LAI.E CITY UP- Police tancel to the nation"• major citioo, had spent four days searching for air service owner W Frank Kel•ey the pet monkey that escaped from came home ~tnd built a towering 'M. G. Kojlanea 'apartment when sign tt1at pomts the way and air Officer Georee Momberger spotted mileage to 7~ small but oddly nam- the animal, prepared t~ make a ed u. s. communities includmg , pmch, 1hen lost out IU:I at latched Nervous, N. M.; Eager, Anz., and onto a powc1 line and wa.:~ eJectroGoodnight, 'fe•: _ _ __ cuted. __•__ SHOP MOORE'S I I ------ AN OLD GOURD MADISON, Tenn:- tUP) - Mrs. J. J. Link unptttg,ed ·a hole In an old gourd end' found a note oaying the gourd had been grown by '·$ammie Bntlcr in f'ronkiln, Ky. ur lhc year tiiOO." SALT LAKE CITY UP - ·After notin~ the olgnpost at an Ama· . Cuck/tf ~u/tt e~oo at."· c.r~ ~uv I .wish In thank my relatim. (111 neighbors and friends for their many act. of klndnm during my hosp1tnlb.allon. Spcc10llhanks to the do<tors, nurses and all of the otatr at the Meigs General· Hospital, the Rev. EuRcnc Brown and members of the United ...,..- Methodiot Church and all thosr 3 roo1n hou!IC. Gas, f•lrrtricllY. hot sending cards and flowers. Your walor, hath. Wilbur Logan, Nayklndntss Wilt never he forgottrn . lors Run, Pomeroy. 1 10 14 Jtp Mrs. Cecil Ward 10 14 ltp 1 ruom house ror r<'nl on Bashar and Haeinc ' noud llot and l'O IG ·:-:--:--- - -water, frt·r .I( as. Wl'ih• Sox 661' 141 A <'/ 0 The Daily Sentm('l, Pom Ham Shoot, Racine Planing Mill. oro.v. IO-I0-3tp. - ---Sunday October 20th. 10 12 8tc Three room house on Rt 124 Syrncu<e. Contact S R. llcndr:> · I E:l Lnst & Syrnrusr 10· tll·6tr Female Collte l- Goes by name of "Princr.M." Call 81l·J or con· ilor~m~ Roo 1•1 Call 388-Y. I0-7·12lp. tact Georwe Baer. 10 11 3te - ' - - ---- -·-· · Slcfplng Booms no~,. in town Auto~P.rvices 127 uttcrnut A1•r, Pomoro~ Ohto. 16·7-Btr R. If. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 ••ur Wreelt:cr Service. Day Want to makr $15 to $2~ m a day"' Many src dotng tl !'lea• Phon• 8~27. Night Phon• anl work ror mnn or woman 8039-X. D~DGE • PLYMOUTH Nn vxperien~c nredcd. Spare m DEALERS 3 8 tf full time. Wilt teach and fin ·~orScie """ you Wrttc McNESl CO 120 E. Clark St., Freepor1. t>otatoea for aale. Herbert Williams Itt 16 7-14-2tc Shade, Oblo. I0 9 6tp much on the' guide's tongue tti•t the average tonrlst gets to feel· ing that Mike jU&t lllled the city cut of his mind and set tt down astride the Tiber. He performed unsurpassed miracles of sculp· ture, painting, architecture, land· .scaping, I( given a broom, he probably would hove swept out the place every 11 ,orning. One or his supreme achieve~ ments wa!J his famous heroic· stafound one," she c'Jntlnued. "It's tue of Moses which sits now in a place opened by two ex·GI'• ~usty grandeur inside the un· · where you can gel a hamburger JSed "Church of St. Peter in .:!hains'' where the floor is being -good, solid meat.'' "I think Italian cooking is won- lug np on suspiciOn that some of Nero's courtyard may lie buried ,derful." 1 said. underneath. uoh, I'm sick of the whole Moooo Almost Speaks bus.ine.!IS, 11 she said, undaunted The old story Is that when Mi· "I can't seep at night because of the noise. And everything you c:haclangela fmished the Mose:~ statue he tapped 11 on the knu get to eat, even the meat, Is wrapped in doughy pasta. Wh) Jnd said: 'You arc so perfect, ~ NhY <ton't you speak?" ean't they serve some meat?" Sht'o Only C"Omplolnor On our way out of Moses' "Wby did you leave home?" l presence, the Italian lady guide taid. · :urncd to me and said: "Have It was a fair question Therf.' , -10u seen the new film 'The Ten was no answer. However, hers :omrpandment~· in America?" 1 was the' lone complaining voice said I had, and that the actor heard among Americans dunn~ \ who portrayed Moses was Charles two days of rid;ng guided toun Heston . . • The sightseers from the Unttcd "They tell m·e." she said, "that , Slaty on the whole seem well Hollywpod mnde him up to loo~ man~ered, and intensoly mtere,t- like this statue. Docs he " cd in aoaking up the historic re"Most like," I said, "and if lh~ sldoe left by the centuries on the statue had $poken, it probably seven bills. would have sound<;<! ltke- Heston." ' After being squired around The Italians ~re extremely. here for a while under the lute- fnendty people and po..,dsed of lage of tourist guides, you begir. a wry humor that bubbles forth to get the bewildered impre..,ion in the guides. One of them, that, Instead of being founded by .pomting to the magnificent gold· Romulus and Remus, Rome wa!' en ceiling or the old Basilica of • built in a day by a couple of S~. John Lateran, said though(· '· .i 1. guys named Michael and Angelo I fullY . "This Is not American gold. ' • pt~ great Michae!angelo is '" It ~only cheap local gpld." Bo"'' ,., (2 I Cord Of Thanks . RIDSKI~S TICKET'S' To~ WASHl,NGTON UP - Thr Wa!hlngton Redskin! have pa!Sed tHe 17.ood mark in season ticket aales for the11 best shdw1ng stnce 1931. The clUb ~ecord of 31,444 wn! !ut during 11147. are docks for SOOO boafa but the I WE BUY DailySertUne). Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct.t4; 1957-7 11-Dalty'SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct,l4,1957 six to eight fishermen. ried. · "The quality of the fish is bet'lights A•olllblo ter this year thpn usual," says In winter, an air service operBoh Ladd, one of the men who ales from the mainland to the operates the big charter fishmg islands, taking mail, food and boats which taRe parties out daily other supplies to the hardy II· to hunt for the fighting small· landers, •• well as hundreds or mouth The prtce is $50 a day persons for ice fishing. lor a party of eight Stole Porko lmpro•od Llno Brtokor~ State Parks on South Bus liThe average bass being caugb~ land and Marblehead Peninsula now, Ladd says, runs rrom one aTe being ~mproved to accommcand one-hoi! to three and one- date boat launchings and provide half pounds, with some fisher· more swimming facllitle~ Cedar men reporting an occasional tine- Point near Sandusky proudly breaking Junker. elaims one qf the best IUI\1mer The best baits are soft craws, beachea Gn the Great Lakes. if available, with small hardshells The boom which has hit the running a close second. Good area in recent years is expected catches have been reported with to continue. minnow-s, espec:ially by perch Civic leaders and community fishermen. But this i' not the olliclals point out that the turn· time lo entice bass with arti!i- pike now strctchlnc from Chtcago ctat iuros. to New York, along with the St. The bass are hungry, judging Lowrence Seawa/ and added IOJ· from the way they hi~ They sure time for thousands of per· st11ke hard and fast, often as sons, will bring more tourists soon es the bait settles down to into the ""''· ncar the rocky bottom of the ------lake. CANINE DENTIST Ftshing in ~ke Eric is mostly BELL BUCKLE, Tenn.-A Chi· deep fishing. The best results huahua· dog pulled little Steve u,sually come from using a tri Rigney's tocth. The boy's fathf'r angular rig with a three-foot lend had tied a string around Steve's er on one end and aJong splndh loose tooth. and Steve woa lying sinker on the other. The sinkCI 10 the floor when the dog grab· stands upnght and won't gel bed the string, pulled lt-anct hung in the rocks. Steve's tooth. Everywhere within sight of thr towermg monument built to com fHE RIGHT PLACE memoratc Admiral Perry's smasl· JER,~Y CITY, N. J. - A dog ing victory over the nritlsh h owned by Mrs. Jo Ann Leceratosa the War of 1812 arc signs of ac Jecame separated from its ownllvtty to further this area's claim 3r, e.nd, sfter a day of wanderin.~t Sov~ral lmponadl Caaa1 lnle1radon Appoalo Face to the playground of Lake Erie 'ntered police headquarters and To Roach Hlghoot Trihunol New ButlnHHI walked directly into the Mis~Supremo Court'• Fall Torm On the islands and along tile ing Persons Bureau . By HENRY CATIIMRT mainlanct from Port Clinton t, Central Prell Washiugton Writer Sandusky, more and \JIOre bU!i EASY TD REMEMBER ASWNOTO!f-Tlle school Integration issue will be back before Roclr Sprfn.. ncl'!scs arc springing up to ac - CHESHIRE, Mass. UP- Mr. and the Supren,.e Court during its forthcoming autumnal tt'!ml. the touriSts Mrs. Charles St. John of Richmond Several important cases involving appeills from integration orden '::====~====~ ~I MIDDLIPORT- ~·room hocse commodate --·· ltrcet have announced the birth of ----- ~ with bath, automatic gas fu · · 111ued by federal judgn probably· will get to the high trlbunnl • >arneo-&mpoon lnauranc.. A~OIICJ, nace hca\ing. Level lot clo•e to Brenrtn llrown, Christv, Nict:y anct a son, Michael Patrick. Their first 1 within the next few month•. child, a aon, wos born Sept. 24, 1 Mid~let>Ort Fire • Auwmoblh> !ChooiH and groceries $4000. · Tammy Heward, Phil and l)ebbie 'l'M·LIIIe Roek cue may wind up In the nigh eourt. Oov. Orvpt Bondi. Phone 113111-J 8-20.11 BUILDING LOT -Lincoln Helghto Cook, Leah Ann Jlllt!er, !.onnte 19M. Their sa;ond, ~ . dauehter., Faub\1.8 of Arkansu aayt he wtll appeal~.>the 1ln· -··----'-· -~ Addition with 242-foot frontage. and Maurice Clark, Bobby Grm· wa• born Sept. 25. 19M. Michael junctiOn against him by r'ederal Judge . Ronald Patrick wa1 born Sept. 26, 19~7. Davies. · All uttlltles on lot. $800. stead, Vicky Crowe and Barbara Good Cl.,ID Used Can Another important pending c:ase Involves .VIr· FARM - 120 acres with 46 acres and Mtke Howard. NO DIIT All Makes and Modell glnla where the atate Ia fighting court orders for m cultivation, balance pasture, PARTY MONROE, Mass ...:..Thls Wcsto.,. Integration In Arlington and Charlotteevllle. soml'! timber. 5·room frame Sharon Knapp, dauqhtcr of. Mr. Ma"a~husetts town (pop. 174) At stake In thts case is Vtrglnta'o pupil plt~j:e• house with enelosed porch, bath, Mrs.. Melvm Kn~pp was gwen recently became debt free-or. ~ ment plan dealgned to circumvent lnterratloro furnace heat, 1 full basement. and a surprtse party " t Saturday of the few communities in th•• If ~t 11 outlawed, the atate's "muslve rc111tance" AUTO ,SALES Frt·c gas. Go<XJ basement barn night ••t her home ~n 'rr bt•·thday. nation that doe!n't owe anyone , to Integration may crumble. ----------t40 ' 50) 2 large poultry build- The honor~e recc1ved many love h1 The Jltgh court undoubtedly will ntle on other wem NICky penny A teremony waa c d ~ D ' - -•~-~~.rt<;tl --~ ings, double garage. Excellenlly ly gifts Attending cue• lnvolvlnr eftortl by southern atatu to gd final payment was made on =c-· · -- -·located ~ mile from State High· Nickolson , E'mrna J ane Weavcr, when $ :000 t . d . , around tho tribunal's 19M dectaion outlawing wny, 8 miles frcm Pom(roy. Erma Grinstead, Kenneth Dodson, a 22 no e tssue tn 193. ~ oeareptlon In public achools. ILU WAIUl $12,00000 Bill ~'rey, Phyllis Batey, Eugene when the Monroe Water Dl;trtc. • • • • CUCKL!R REALTY Hester, Geuo Weaver. Sucldon was formed. • EFFECT ABROAD-A prime COIIcern ol all • BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y Roush, Jean . Grinstead, Danny Untied States offtclalo, Including Pmld..t Elaen· WATCH THOSI TRIIS (10) 12 Jtc hoW.r ~linaelt, over the lncldenta at Little Rock, Ark., ts the etrect Roush, Ralph Roush, Sandy FerROSELLE, N. J. _ (UP) _ An on American prnUae 1n the eyea of the world. : . . susan, Mr. and Mrs. ~crman d' Knapp, Bevci'IY and Hermeua, or tnance current1y bemg conw1 The VOice of America, otrlclal rovtrnment news agency, has been NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ealtlu1 to POint out the number of schools In Arkansea where In· Eotolo of H•nry Fronklin Boiioy Shelby Grinstead, Martha Ohllng- cred by the city would reqUire that liS 1- ftound ll, te&'l'ltlon. ll in ,operation Without any mob action ot any kind. er, Anna Ohlinger, Barbsra Mul- a tree aurseon be in attendsncr Docouod Elementary aehool1 with partial Integration Gf Negro and white during any dltglne that mlgh' Not1cc is hereby given that Eva ford, Donn• HeBSon, Mr•. ••amerO¥, Ohl• ltudanll are belnr operated in the fonowing Arkansu towna: Paugh, and daughtoro, Mr. and damage the roots of a shade tre• G. Bailey whose Post Office a"dd· Hoxie, van Buran, Fayettevltte, Ozark, Fort Bmtth, Hot Sp~nn rei! ts Chester, Ohio has been duly Mrs. Harold CapehHrt, Mro.l Bob Bentonville and Charleeton. j • appointed Mminiatratrtx of the HarleiS and Robin, Marshall Mclii~JT&ted eolloru Include: University of Arkansu, Fayet.tevltte: estate of H!·nry Franklin Bailey Millan, Judy Fry, Charles Yonker, Al'tcanou 8toto colleg~. Jonesboro; Henderson State Teachel'll col· late o£ Chester Township, MeigiJ Shirey Johnson and Mr. and ltre. Arlclllelphto; Bouthem Slate college, Magnotta; Arkanoas 11\'~URANCE AGt:NCI Harold Fry and sons, Bruce Staats County, Ohio, deceased. Tech. ftuiMUvUle, Uld Arkazuu State Teachen college, Conway. .rra: Automoello, HHollo Dated this 2~th day of Seplem· sent a gift. I t t • • ber/ 19~7. t DI!IARMAMINT PROSPEOT8 DiM-The recent announcement ACCIIIINT Reedsville's two oldest citlzen.s-1 Jol,n C. Bacon l.lle, Co111elty end . . , . tbt the U.S. will eo~duet a bl( nuclear (eat In the Paclfie next -Charles W. Buckley, born Oct~. Judce of the Probate Court Aplll.undtrloom the American eonvictlon that there II little hope 11164, and F-ed Colemcn. born Oct. M•igs County, Ohto or aehlevlllr real dtoannament With Russta. 9, 11164, celebrated their 93rd It ahowo that the u.s. never had much faith ~hat the London 191 30, 110) 7, 14. 3tc In MIDDLIPOlT1 OHIO 4JIIrmunent talkl wGUld be aueet11ful becauJe plan.• for 11uth birthdays r~cently. llr. Buckley's 6136-M 'lfiiNI• 611f NOTiCI OF FILING AND HEAR· daughter, !lira. Leona Smith enterll.._a!e testo muat ~e made a year in advanee, or shortly after lNG DN INVENTORY the Loadon conreroneo got underway. tained with a famUy dlnn~r at he~ - - - - -- - -· - R\&1111'1· announcement that It had dtveloped an lntereonttnental t Probalo Court, Melli Count)', Ohio home on Saturday when l\lr. DuetS0 8 c 111 No, 17,470 llllltltlet mtootte !o,.ed the U.S. to ll)leed up 111 plana for tho . ley "celved many cards and clfta. Padllo tuta. U.S. offlciala nektng to perfect a deten11 against · ' . _ __ TO the Executor or Administrat· auch a ;...,o.. fell it wu untale to gtve the Bovlell further od· C::0::~:::-=:- 1~n-•-ur-a.-n«t-- ProiKtioa, or and to such of the following as ...~b1 poatponlllr teoto pondlllr drogged-out tatko obout dlo· IJ!e, uw. Jl'lre, Polio. Call Dor are res1dents of the state of Oh 1o: armam111t. · MIU., lllddl~ort, ~o. surviving spouse, if any; ne•t of kin;· benefietarlea under the will, t JtZD UIITS IN AIICI'Ic!-Waahinrton soul'tea appeared to be if an)', the attorney or attorn~s 1 bit 1\U'Prlltd when Ruuta wu revealed to have exploded ftn H· •rpre.sentlng any of the afore· 110Mb neon1ty at a alte north of tho A!ttlc Clro,la. I( mentioned por~qns: '1'ht lovleta are known to have otaged most ol l•plodo4 B~ You are h~reby notified that on 1 - -. . thllr leola~ eentra!Bibe~a and the Atomtelllnergy H-lom~ 11.1 '& n • the 3rd day of October 1937, an eoanrnlllloft hu reterred to tbll area u ''the uaual SAVE U90 1o UOOO :nventory and Appraisement of lovllt proving rround." Thia orea ts Mrth ol IJulta. locontly 1. the estate of J. B. Hayna, deceased Till H•bOmb btut wu touched olf by tho Rue1• 2 and 3 bedrooms, 'large late of Ch01ter in said County was • 11... 011 ~opt. 2' and detected the ,pme day through Amertcan stock, mu81 got Bring your deM....W~tntl of radioaCtivity Jn the atmosphere. lt Wft!! presumed sirea and your problems, move filed In thla Court. Ia tht lauon'a capltal th&t the RU!8£an bomb was dropped from a in tomorrow. Try 111 , we're deal He..-inc on utd Inventory and 1tane, lnx on the very lowm poaalble Appr.taemltnt will be had ·before Ierma. New and used. thla Court nn the 28th day of Ttn wl4rhl, hutt nltctlon October 19&7, at 10:00 o'elock A. Free delivery, quick, open 7 M. da¥a. Exceptions thereto may be filed by ooy Interested party at any prior' to five days before the .OBI~ time late set lo1 1hearlng. WITNESS my signature and the seal of sald Court, this 23 South 4th day •! ,October, 19~7. • John C. Bacon WAVERLY, OHIO Judge ond Ex·Offlclo Clerk BY Lelia V. Hysell • Deputy Clerk FOR SALE - •a-rOo;;; 'j;~.;;-;;, liOJ 7, 14, 2tc bath. Gas, ·electric and elty ., NOTICI OP APPOINTMENT water. Phone 24828. Charle1 111. A. .lnlatrolor Haley, RuUand. 10 8 "P IUY AUVINO JOOM SIJIII, ~A lED ROOM SUi'll lololo of J, L. Olltrholaor ·docoo· l t :--~------ · - - Notice Is hereby slven that Ed· l)UIINO oUR WI ·AND $100lo IN PRE1 ••orm, 248 acres on Shade River." 1•in Oberho~;er whose Post Of· -. . o/, mile off Route No. 7, jolm 'Ice Addresa ts Albany, Ohio haa MERCHANDisE. AN'r MERCHANDISE IN THI stORI new Eastern Hlah School on oecn duly apJ!Olnted as Admlnls· Route "1o. 7, 100 aereo Bottom trator of thetEatate of J. L. Ober· ! , .. YOUR CHOICE II land, plenty water, good build- holler late ot Albany, Oblo, Meigs in~s. 6 room ranch type howe. County, Ohidi de~sed. ~A$0N full , basement, eoal furnace. DatM .this GIH day of Septem· water in house, free naturoi ber, 19D7. gai avollable. Reuon for s,llJohn C. Bacon f!• 1\U~, ·'I' : ~0. lng Falling Health. Stanley Judto of the Probate Court '>/J' ,..., ~ Rtltlmd, 'Ohio U l . 1 M&:HJ~n, , , a. Gibbs, Lone flottom, Route N9. • )(elga County, Ohio. ..... , . ' -~ z. , JI).3-8t!p (9) 30, (10) 1. 14, 3te I ----------- Now Is 1 eBest Tome - - -------For Bass Fishing In Ohl·~ Most ~ericanos Are ~o~teous On S1ghtseemg Tnps fu Italy '~'h .. F"'I\NITORE '·: ~· '"'"·~·w ·v · PHONE 388·Y MOO.RES Po~~:Y Con'1re1o le Clo11ly Sludy . $talus of NaHonal Guards Chlof Exocutl..'o Atllhtllly To Undeitil an lxamltllllon 87 DENBY OAmOAIIT I ' W D;At!f. Y CROSSWORO· ACROSS 1. Goddeas of 1lowers e. Apollo'• birthplace ti. King 11 'Zettle apeech 13. Girh name 14. Deep spoon ID. Knockout 2. Blockhead I coitoq.) 3. Hodge. podge C. SQak ftox 8. Constal· I&Uon 8. Assiduity 7. Muae of tyrtc poetry ·18. Perch I . Cover 1 Q. Capital !Nor.) U. Alder tree t Scol) 20. Whirlpool 1Nor.) 21. Satiate 23. Coin llran) 21. Sorvtce atripe (liang) ,,_,., Aoo"'.. 28. Singing . M. Hllfllwi.y 18.£xela. 10. Lean-to votc:e•"· 1 39. God ot love mation 16. Command 29. Sloths u. <lqnte;dtor 19. Spanish to a dog '32. Like ole 42. etU.' ' frJendi 18. Steam (com- 34. Rtver(Fr.) 43. Poem 22. Raised ballk bln(nr form) 38. Ktiler whale (C. Aye . ot turl 2C. E:«II• 11 i• I" "-'I• 7 •• ' I'" '· 17. Old Dutch (abbr.) liirt-1--1-+-i'/~.;:r-+-.,p;.-f:.-fH matJonl 27. Border alate 11 ::% l!"tl'.S.) "'it-t-t--1-o-~flr-f-++-fl' ~;~ ,, 28. Seoport II> o ,.. IBraz.) '' "30. Harem room '7/, I" v r rrr: 81. Filmiest ~/h'4--fm~'""'4'~//4-..j:-i ~ IS. Threa<ts Ill I. r,-'.1.1" I"' 0 '0' . lklnd) V.I. 85, Excla~' " V.I. ,. matlon :Y"h ae. Oold thor.) I" W'AII ., J~. Pigpen brt-t-"i7.:ol;;-"iltvif'l-hl-t"""i'"""''HH K .;,.; at. ~UI't .. ~~-" ~'f-+,n++-fmhr+-f 40. Wanderer 43. rmare • 4G. Capital ~" m ~ .. (EJypl) Contral Prtll lt'Oikillg!OIO IVo:ller ASIIINGTON-.U rtault of tho conaUtutibllal claah betwm J'raldent EtJenhowe1 and Oov. Orvaf Faubua Iii LltUo Bock, Ark., lht otatus of the •tali Natlcinll Gullt!ll wtU oome untler d!oM tonrreulonal scrutiny nextl-year. Both tboae who favored lbe Prealdenl'o action Ill federaltzlni the Arkanaaa mUitla and oouthemere wlto bitterly oppollld the movo are detetinlntd to examtno the troop utt author• tty ol th~ chief eJceCutive. The presidential power to aend troops Into a otate to maintain order wiU be aharply challen~ · by two power1Ul conpeulon&l leaden, Senator 1\lchard B. Ruuell (D), Georgia, and Rep. C8JI Vlnaon (D), Georgia, who head the senate and HoUJe armed aenicea commlttee. Their chair· manahlpa will enable them to give prlo~ty to fUlY legislation •Introduced on the col\lrovelslal ,, lllue of troop 11H1 · · · ; While aouthemers are determined to pre•• tor limiting tho President'• authority, liberal north· emen wtll try to broaden the exe<:utlve powers, parttcula~Ir o'(er the Natlon}'l Guard which Faubuo used to prevent the entry of Negro chit· dren IIIIo LttUe Bock'• central htgh achool. ~ ~ 48. Worship "" •• _~I"" 1..• U. Tlke oway · b ..ri,-11--1-+-l!~z:-f:-+4-1~ (law) ~ 48. wrtunr ., tables · ~- 41 • • • f W18J1 JOU WERJJ HERE-White Houte lnaldert report that ejlbOUJh ll:e was wannly neelved at Newport, R. 1., for hta vaca· UoJr, hi'.....,., at all pleased witl> the ~et-up. 11• ~una poor olr eoMeclona with Wuhlngton, Inadequate tele· •lllon faeWtleo and bad aimmuntqattou other than tho naval IYS· tA!ift. Tbeyaay he found the golf opl..dtd and' the Weather ''""'ally P,OII' bit qonetheleu would prefer prevloUJ vacetlon aitea sucn u iHo]oer or t-Uflllta, oa. · 1 The; outlook ts that Ill tho future the President witt look olse'1/htre to vacation. • • • • • · PIII:Nm DILIMMA.-Tumtnr Ill Europe, the fall of the latest French avwmment hu been received with eKtreme gravity by the Vqtted Stoltl, even tllough nothln& waa aat4 ttltcially by t~e State 46jlartrnon~ , • The feellog In Wuhington II that France hu come Close to co~­ IUtiUonal poralylla. In tho put when a premier !oat a vote of OltiAdeneo. the proapect waa olwayo p....,..t that a coalition could be worked out. In tho preaent clrcumotance~ the fear Ia lhtt tbe Frenoh govern• 111ent moy M Ioree<! to maka an extrtmo awtnr to the rlgh~ roreetottnr chancu that the mlddiHfatht·road approach can be main· ta!Aed. • 1. Friar'• Utle Without uyinr so publicly, Ameriean obsorvero only th1 Communlatl will beneflt trom tht tr1all. DAILY CRl'P'l'OqU()JE- Jfe~'a ~ow ~ worlllt1 t DqWN • AXYDLBAAXft lo LONGFELLOW ono Iotter simply otands tor another. II thla qplt :l:'l6'uoll for the three L's, X for the . two O's, eta.' Slll;r~· lo\!!i&l tropheo, the length and forroatlon of tho -lcitilt ott &If hiilljl Each day the tode letter• arc dilterent. A Oryptorr~ QuolaUoq TGN KTT NLG 'lGKE~GM N L G fi' J K V, ' ' N U C IKDGC NLO E CKi cl K M F Jh~ ~N' I HV0 F IKV-CHitlit"PUTTO• y~.. rda,y~ ti!YPioqu0\0( WHERE M•ORZ.I~ MEETS niE lfl.i.Jt;...i.dL"l'oN. • I UAJfT TIIAif, · • • are fearful that 11 IINPIOOIED POVND-Aetoa tho channel, anothar Frea World aUyt Great Britlln. 11 encounterlag 1tltr e<:onorlllo dltrlcuiUes. De· !Pile hopes to tho .-btrory, oome ftn,.clal oxporto believe thert II tUU a ehanco ~~ the Brt!ts~ pound facea another devalua.tlon. c......, Tile ,...~~, now lltted ot '2.110, bepn ntMinJ Into llllllblo on the hoell or the Sue1 ti'Oubleo. The lllllltllnto Brltlah 10vemm..t obtained ...,., . lbtallnr one btl· WoN Ofro!any lloA, 1110 m11111111 lloUan to Ddn up tite cumncy. . twtYtr, recenUy JptC\lla.tora have beM elphonlnr their Brltllh 1 Into Weot Oonnany' which could mean either devaluattoa pound or revaluailon cir tile' Get'llllll mark. POund •tabUtty now depeftdl on the outcome fJf a tur-ot-war beo twem t11e BriUoh JoYontrnllftl illd tha· millley apecutatoro. If new "'~"·"'' ~eed In forci!IJ tho lpointlllort to return their pouodJ ~~~~ Ulo'Pound ean be u•ed. u not, tconomtc troubtt 11e1 ,__ ~0 IT~'OJ ~ 011 THE Tl!liL·· IS A Rl.I.CIWINCl 'Ill 'll:liJ? �Tw1hght Garden Club Meeting Held Thursday AtHennessy't Sup and M s L. W McComas took the son Pfc Edward L McComas o the Columbus airport th s morn ng enroute to Camp Pen- die on Ca f where he wall report for I ve weeks tra n ng before g ng back to San D ego Cal f whe e he w II be ass gned to Personnel work at the Mar ne Base He ha been home on fur lo gh 'Mr and M s Wa Ia e Bradford and daugh rs Ncda and Caro yn spen !he w ek end n Columb s Durin~ he Mr and Mrs D les accompan ed Jean Roush whtl s employed n Colu nb s spent the week end wltb he mother Mrs D E Roush the r son and w fc to the M ch gan Georlfia too bal fame at An Arbor L D D es was a guest.. ol h s son w o sports editor I who ha been II w th a s nus n fee on M etUgan for he Assoc ated Press I wa Chester Grange Meeting Is Held ~nd 1 s Kcnne h McE h n n and lam y Kathy and Russell wc11t to Columbus o v s t M and Mrs Wcrn 1 One app cat on (o membersh p was r~a whe Chesler Grange n n egu ar sess on with Georg io c mastc n charge Fren h and three f Re narks were given b the Mas children anj Mrs James Cl fiord Delbe French s birthday was eel c n he ot ce • conference be11 bratcd w th a lam ly pa ty and Sep 30 and plans for the yea s Mrs L an Roundtree Norfolk wo k for he d fferent off cer• Va was a s cc al g est Mr was d scu sed ~orge Genhelme French and M McEI~ nny were was c ce ed ella rman ror he Con sta one a No fo k dur ng the mun y Serv ce Project World War II and the r wives room d at he Roundtree home at that t me M nd !II s Ben Ph !son son Rush were n Cc umbus and Halloween Party Is Planned By Fortn1te Club The Fortn te Club made plans Ifor 11 Hallowc en party at the home of Mrs Gerald Anthony when they mel th s past week at the home of Mra Robert Mills Tho b rthday of lllrs William Walters was obse ved but Mrs W•lters and Mrs Robert Tewkllbary were unable to attend because ol Illness ll!rs Robert Mor r • whose small daughter was UJ was al6o unable to be present The hos esa served a dessert course o M ss Anna Howell lo!rs Henry Null lllrs Jack, Bachhe'r on bus ne" Saturday Mr and Mrs Robett Ha r s and daughter Su an Columbus were week end gue s of M a d Mrs Robert Har s Bedford Home Demonstration Counc1l Meets Mrs Joseph Beegle Is Hostess For Theodorus Counc1l "rs T A H~nneaay aulsted by Mrs T A May and Mlu Ada Hos klns entertained the Tw llgbt Gar den Club Thursday everung at her home Mu berry Ave The meet ng In charge of Mra Gerald Wildermuth pres dent op ened with devotaons led by Mrs May Twenty two members re sponded to the ro I call with the r favonte tree lo!rs Wildermuth thanked the progra)l> comm ttee for thear work was voted to send a card' of thanis to Job~ Thomas for his as slstance In the care of tl e shrub l>ery at Kerrs Run the clu~ pro ject A card was also voted se t to Paul Genhelmer an apprec alton of his work in restor ng the o d cem eter e• on Mulberry Ave - ,,., Mlu Genhelmer ornamental ilf•pes In a bro" ctntalner an~ lo!ro J I Clark mallow In a e!7fo lal container I. deuert course was served bf the hoste..es durlna the soelal hour \ at y IRST Middleport Society Mr . f ntirtel • ly Unlltd Pr~~t 01\lo ,.,. y deudy ......... todoy portly cloudr ontl ronl1hf chlnct -' roln ...,..... - • Cloudy anti mlhl W...... dey with 1 llttlt rain • ..,_ w....., a.,_w refte ,......., ,.~.,.......,., Are• "''' Cloudy anti mild In SO's. w..... --------------~--------------------- SINGLE OOPY-11 NO 154 -~---------- REEDSVILLE Permit Extension MISS LUCY KIIILE The W S C S of the M E Chur ch held their October meet ng ~I he hou e of Mrs Grace Louden • h a pot luck dinner served at he noon hn r Mrs A 1 Ru!Sell of Great Fall! Montana arrived recenlly o vial her daughter l\lrs Carl Barnhard and family I I to Green Bay W s for the pro Mr and Mrs H L Colbns have less onal foo ba I game when lhe lllrs Ph I Willlams~n and Mrs moved to BeiDre to their nell' Green Bay Packers played the De Jed Webster Sr reporteft on thr house whlcb they bought recently 1 troll L ons district meebne held recently n Mr and ll!rs C v Buckley Fhey we guests of he pres !ilddleport It was aocaded to have spen the weekend near Belpre a potluck d nner for the Christmas w h their son n law and daugb d~nt of the L o s Team and wen by pr va c p anc o the game In party the place to be announced c M and M s Ch1rles Ayres Mr aod Mrs A. D Z cafose of a rct'CD coverage of a Lioll! gamr later Mrs D1v ght Parker Mrs Jacobs and Mro Pearl Hy Ne , Mex 0 spent Monday nlnbt n Bait morr 011 .. was able to CorliSs sel Wt!re named as t~ comm ttee n e bome of his sister Mrs J It v • t w tb h s brother W lllan to de orate for the party Ia ks 1 D 1.., who has rec~ntly moved to An art e Now !J The r ne that c ty On Sunday afternoon To was g ven by lllrs Lou s l!e Gary Walton who "' In the ser friends and relat vcs of D les were bel ~ pall' r on selecting a n d vace stalioned at Fort Meade M4 Interested when he appeared on planting of shade trees prepared R home OJ a visit with his w.lte telev s on at the ha r of the pro by llllss Els e Hart who concluded the former Gerlj'Ude Wallace •M less onal too bal game her paper with an onganal poem his father Carl Wilton and 111'1 was read by Ill ss Ethel Garland Mrs Harry Roush presented a paper On common diseas~R of shade Arno Dllf!men is be ng made Of trees and two poems on reea the b rth of a th rd son to lllr and ROLANDUS were read by MIBS v da !hie and Mrs R r.hud Hash Grand parenta Mrs Edward Sellers from Co Mn Edd e Sm th M_r and Mro Lee Wallace Reedllumbus spent the weekend w th h s llltJs Lucre! a Genheamer Miss v lie parents Mr and Mrs John Selle s V da Ihle and Mrs Eddae Smith Ar hur Barr and Vaolet Sldmore Mrs Elbel Hoback spent som were flower JUdges and awarded were married recenlly at Parten t me w h her s ster at Columbu> blue r bbons to lllro Phil William burg whose husband had a stroke M son for crepe myrtle foliage and Mr and Mrs R E W llaama aaul pink mums In a black conta ner lam ly and aon In law and dauih, Clyde Taylor Miss Genheamer tall arrangemen ter Mr and Mrs Warren Plekens Mr and Mrs Har y Droz fro Ambr d e Pa Is •pend ng some of yet ow centertd mums n a were recent visitors at Lanca~ t me w th Mr and Mrs E 0 Tag grax container lllrs Harry Roush Oh o No man St Clair a n d famlbi gar Mr Oroz s pa nt ng he single spec men of wh te dahl a In a crystal conta ner and also fo ha o moved to Marietta wbtte house sal111on and flame dahl as In a crys hcv have employment tal container E nest Ruth who has been a pat .!olw Ethel Garland low arrange lent n the St Joseph Hospital 14 ment of rose colored dahlias and Park•rsburg was able to retlll'• 17 k tten eara n a dark green con h ..,e Wednesday ta ner lllrs W lderrry.a h a Japan lllr Colemao was honored 10 a ese sunflower In a wh te con a n Js m lar manner on Sunday Oul of er Mrs. May red roses and alyo town reiailves here to attend !be sum In a novelty container Mss Coleman ~el•brat19n we e has nep, Clara Garland a red rose spec hew Clyde Packard and 111r and \ men n a bra" conta ner and li ss lllrs Cia de Mopre of Parkersburc lhle m xed chrysanthemums n a lllrs R th Packard Moore and 100 ._____ whale container Jack and children of Columba• Mrs John Fu z Mrs R ha d 0' Red r bbons were awa ded to and Sus1e ~nd Mike McCluskey of en and Mrs R chard Schwab and Mrs M•y for a centerp eee of aza Reynoldstitl g 11,r Coleman reo Mr• A thony !Ia mums an an alummum conta n ce ved 01any gilta and cards I ROLAND US I orJan s r.., llln Lloyd Cllilpbel Richards lirs Lewis GrueEer wicz and Mrs I - Ms lllrs M5 Blaze h epo fo he pas month bos- j Th nduded mow ng of three pita! Y . . ., - ---..----...:L- ----raLlS'~.R=-=F=-=-=EL~D--:=;:--:5:;:::::...::::.. shr p es ded and IS ~1aee nrFoFeman Lew Ell s gave Hartford Man Jailed After Auto Accident cemc e s and surround ng field ng of she Imow n he and alley edges weepmg. of i)WD _,n s ee s s arl ng to collect leaves da y ca salvag ng of 141 It of d e nn lc on OverS omp ct n he redecorat on of he aparunent o cup ed by Chtef Io o Po ce Bar r.um and family p n ng he oor or h• v !lag• Ha pa nt ng and redecoration Io he mayor s off cc grad g Va was ansferred f om Me gs Ien anee o an alley ns a 1 ng: Genenl Hosp al to coun y J3 I to- new me e s on South '111 rd AYe Leroy James of Hartfo d iV Walk In Garden Club Meeting Held At Bedford 1 Mt Moriah MISSionary Umt Meets dal af cr he w ccked h s ca on Route 7 ear y h s mo n ng by fa ng to get around a curve and h t ng a concrrte br dge Sher ff Robert C Ha cnba h sa d Jame 2 lef he h ghway or alk 1 he Be Mrs Campbell Harper vito prtM e , h se en n n dent pres de I when e Msalon an o e aues p e en In a 1 •ry Socl•ty of the Mt Moriah ' on wn het 1and Y<nrb ok wo e Bapt st Church met Thursday d s b rd night a the home of Mrs Arnold Richards Mrs Harper also was jn ed h ough 2{17 feet of soft d r fo ow spec f eat ons n the ar and struck the abu ment of a t h. e 5 plans Further exam na br dgc The l umper ol h s car was I ons are to be made and a redam~sed and James suffered port g en o the Coune I bru ses. Coune accep ed the Mayor s James w II be charged wttb reck repo of $U39 34 he treaSUr less. oppration of a veh cle or dr v e 5 report of $25 927 15 g ven by ng wh le n ox eated pendmg n Jean t ama and the cemP.tery vest gat on He was broueht to rustecs report Jn a report t.he hosp tal by tb~ Pomeroy Emcr made a a meetmg of he trusgency Squao ec f om Augus 23 Or ober 14 nclus ve a to al co )eel on was I vh ch all m mbers part clpated A very 1at sfactory report was I I g vt>n on he Mlu onory se ce held on Sept 29 Airs Ne le w n ston was elected delegate to the Women s M 81 onary Convention SAVE WITH DRY CLEANING! g von that frt1h 01 now 1oo• w Ih OYr tuper or cloan and pr111 Check last year s ward robe to save on thls year s clothes budget urvicn 122 Tri ·Lustre Ueaners MW l!treet lllddlepnrt Oblo Robinson's LaundrY Seeoad Street PomeroJ, Olllo VISIT ~ BAKER'S r ~H THE ENLARGED DISPLAY ROOMS -IN OUR STORE AND ACROSS STREET 111. MEIGS GROCERY BUILDING ALL THIS MONTH BAKER FURNITURE WILL f•· OPEN TILL 9 PM ' 1• I about wo ten hs of a m e south o he CasCon plant had shown west o Kelroy s N te Club p ow ha he pool bo om d d no charge of the devotinnal se v ce n to be held at Rutland on Nov 24 Mrs Harper was appointed Key Womao of the ooclety for the llle gaJ County Counc of Un ted Ch rch Women and gave a report of their meeting In preparation for the Wolld CommunitY Day to be on October 17th at the United llleth odJ•t Ch rch The me bero have ordered The Worker' o missionary Jtudy book lor their use thla winter The next n eetlng will bo held on Nov at the home or Ill a Winston when plans for their Cbrlatmas party will bo made Mr& Rlcharda served a hot fish ihnch to the members and one IUcat Mrs Margaret Bowlea E s who s a member of the M dd epo Rccrea on Board reprcsen ed he Board 35 be ex pia ned hat n an exam nat on o he- Mun c pa Pool by Fox a d We eng neers and owner made of $832 00 from Care of I ols $7 00 Sale of s $80 00 IOpen ng graves $65 00 money Fire Protection I om the Rathburn trust fund $600 00 The from the C F ~ntract Given Ra hburn trust fund was mula ed n e est over a per od of Lebanon Township years n excess of he amount ex pend d on care of the Rathburn Lo $600 ac~u Announcemcn wa n ade today by the Rae ne V !age elerk s of lot Mr Ra hburn st p a ed that facce that Lebanon Township hal excess money be used for the executed ts con ract Wlth the upkeep of he Mddtepofl H II VIllage of Rae ne for he prov•a- Cemeler) and S reel Foreman on of l re protect on for the El s sa d hat $375 of he money had been used o straighten ensu og year The spok man sa d that the ma ke s and monuments w th Racme F re Oepa tmen may now more to be done as soon as pos create decorating drama with CANNON percale sheets THEV'._I COM88PUN•I , answer cal s to Lebanon Townsh p s ble The to a col ecticn by the Con nued on Page F ve the same as usual --------- • These colorful sheets wall do ftattertnr thanes for .... you and harmonize wsth your btdroom decor And the Cannon Combspun proce&~~ means tl)eY II rtve you lone service too Choose from ieven colorfaet._ decorator shades - True Blue Moonh(ht Yellow Shell Pink Sea Green Sunset Rose, Pink Lilac, Aquamarine OOUaLf BED SIZE TWIN B!O SIZE PILLOW CASE 0 O'Neill Tells Ohio Chamber o COLUMBUS (UP) - Gov C WIUiam 0 Neill saad today he he reasons (o C C$S ty fo !tone of the convePsations bemg heard aroupd town as the IICate I' top lndtlltrltl leaders gathered for the 84th an~ual $3 00 each 79c each •~otus'"'~ lllflt br lhf Milkerl O/foNg 1Ct4r1Ng 'IIIIMI• towclt alld 1A1111 The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce m a meetmg held Monday n ght n the offaces oj the Oh o Power Co gave liS endorsement for tije renewal of the 6 mill school levy whach Will be placed befote voters at the Nov 5 e ct1ons Pnor to the granting of Its endorsement the Chamber heard Pomeroy School Supermtendent Charles Gabbs outlme will tell the Obio Chamber of Commerce that this 1s not the tlnle to Increase state taxes ~ Tbe no new taxes for at least two years was the general •s 50 each 0 Pomero) Chamber Of Commerce Endorses School Levy Renewal t ht> S 'j l'R C (a and th at th ug t me for prepara on T e Chamber aLso dascussed a llleet ng of lhe lrade group _ __ _ _;_:__ The governor 1.s scheduled to discuss Oh o s tn struc ure and SHU Wednes~ay nl(ht along sla e spend ng and the otate s " wllh Senators John w Bricker du!lrla futuri during the twolllld !'rani J Lau~he at a danner day meeting bonorlng George M H•mphrey Herschel C Atk nson execu former treuury aeeretary and live vice prealdent of the Cbam now board cbaarman ol National ber of Commerce said that re Steel Corp gardieBS of the party In power In "The e9nservotlvo sound fin the State House there baa been anelal and tax polldes tha no dlllerencea In lhe basic eceGellrge Humphrey followed Jn nomic lsaues and our group ap Wulllngton have been followed plauds and Ia g ven oonfldente 011 the stale level and wUI con to plan for expansion by the Unue to be 0 Ne II said 1govern pent policies typical of A number of speakera were \~ OHio. n a Appeas au ty and d the ~ n Meg.s ft&S b lily of n t ng all organ zat ons n the n such a r ve It was proposed that he ar ous commun t es bomber take he lead role In reating a cen r al organlll\ on or such a commun ty effort !torr de a Is of be plan are yet o be worked out and announCI!d a a Ia er date lack of n a d he nea ne!l! of Ia love n no permltt na en • ) I Plaps lor tile erect un ol s goa ndacatlng the bus nea diStr ct of (Contmuod on Pqe Five) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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