https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/79d64a22c6331d4059479a46c363af39.pdf b0d5e8beed7a8ce90e7c45f567af56d7 PDF Text Text '' ~ Weather·--, Servicemen Middleport, 0., Oct. 16, 1957 OOOBER CELEBRATION BARGAIN DAYS .llr •nd Mrs Delber Becke< and family llere visitors In Clarkoburg W Va, Sunday, ' Mrs Robert Reibel, Leadmg Creek Road, left Tuesday for Chll· Ucothe where she Will spend two weeks w1th Mr and Mrs W!lllam Kitchen (Jan• Young) and their new daughter, Debra Jo Mrs K1t· I chen and he baby were brought home from the ChilliCothe Hospital Tuesday and wa5 ass1gncd to the Durable, snug f1ttmg, fl<ec· Mrs Mmn1e Erlewme IS re<:U· peratmg slowly afktr bemg all w1th an attack of flu Mr and Mrs James Cheadle spent Sunday With her parents, Mr and Mrs Rachae EJhs, Che5hare. Mrs Wmme Mayer, Grove Caty, spent the post week With Mrs Stella Walburn and returned home Fnday with her daughter ln·iaw Mrs John Mayer, and children Chen and John Jay, who had been visiting her parents Represent•· tlve and Mrs George Mmnhart, Cor a week Mrs Chrtmd Stumbo IS all at her home on Stxth Avenue Mr and Mrs Fran Reichert left today for a ghort vacatton trtp Mr and Mrs Anson Jackson have moved from Columbus to Rut· land Mrs Jackson entered Meigs General Hosp1tal lor surgery tQ day Trammg Center at BambrJdge, Md, whrre he took h1s bas•r trainmg spent ten da) s of his leave here w1th hu Sbler Mrs Enrl Watkms and left Nondav for Toledo "here hP. w1JI spend the remamder of hiS leave w1th hiS father Harry Padgett and 8J5lers, Mrs Dorothy Whitt, Mrs Nancy Wh1tt and M1ss Pnscllla Padgett He •1ll go from there to New I ondon, Conn where he Will tak1 suh nm 1ne trammg Middleport SO<'iety ~frs II L Duuham accompanied her husband to Avon Lake, Ohio where he IS employed Sunday after grey with knit cuf!s and neckband Nylon rcm(orced at pmnts of wear Sizes 36 tu 46 2 for $2.50 Sale $2.49 Men's $2.49 Men's Hanes SUEDE FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS WINTER WEIGHT Full•cut - l<mg wcarmg un- shift& 10 plaid patterns Full Ion su1ts Snu2 lattmg neck· cut Convertible collars - band Small, mcdtum, large and ex.. length or short sleeve, ankle flannel Long siee>e, ankle lrn!llh style 'S11es 36 to 46. tra large s1zeS' $2.69 Sale $2.00 Men's Crease resistant fm1sh Lux· urtously blended rayon and HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP acetate Styled for wear 29 to M wa1st measure SALE WESTERN JEANS 2 Reg $1.00 Men's Shaving Sets . 89c '13 Reg. $1.29 Men's Shaving Sets . 99c 11 lor!Zed coltons and rayons A Heavy plashc shoe bags in 3 Reg. $1.50 Men's Shaving Sets u.oo colors Small, mediUm, large lqw or green with 12 poe· 2 Reg, $1.79 Men's Shaving Sets ..• $1.00 and extra large Blzeo kets I Reg $2.85 Men's Shaving Set . $1.50 3 Reg. $3.00 Men's Shaving Sets Sale $2.49 $1.50 ., , kers, cookies, pQtato ch1ps, 6 to 16 2 Reg. $2.25 Women's Gift Sets $1.00 4 Reg. $2.50 Women's Gift Sets $1.25 6 Reg. $3.00 Women's Gift Sets $1.50 Sale $1.38 3 Reg. $4.00 Women's Gift Sets $2.00 1 Jtcg. $4.50 Women's Gift Set $2.25 I Reg. $6.00 Women's Gift Set $3.00 1 Reg. $6.50 Women's Gift Set . $3.00 l Reg. $6.75 Women's Gift Set . . $3.00 4 Reg. $7.50 Women's Gift Sets $3 00 l Reg. $10.00 Women's Gift Set $5.00 Catmon ANKLETS DELAWARE BLANKETS }'lne quality Ingrain Cotton loe Long wearing Sue• -7 to 10\1 4 pairs In a package I Double bed size 75% cotton, 20% rayon 5% wool Bound w1th acetate satu1 Ch01ce of pink, red, blue or green plaid 72 by 84 mehes 4 pain $1.00 $4.89 a pair Penn Craft Contour PLASTIC DRAPES BATH MAT SETS 'I Beau? Husband? Executive? · 3 pieces mat, rug and i1d c.. ver. La lex back - Made with Heavy gauge viii) I Beaut!IUI ,.lectl on of solid colors And florala - In wh1tc and col· ors Each strip 27 by 87 inches. Bltllllln Ony1 Dt!A Stl IIIOI·Gl us... the best tuftln~ yarns svall· able Chmce of 8 sparkllnil colora. $1.95 a set $1.00 a pair BIB OVERAllS 10 oe sanforlzed blue denim nuts or popcorn Yellow or red. overalls Graduated for per· feet fit S1zes 36 to 50. $2.49 $3.69 ' . ' 69~ Reg. Can.non Bath Towels . : • Beauh·fluff fmish Super absorbency .Color• fyt for I lastmg beauty Strtped pattern in aquamarine, ' circus pmk, smoke pearl, bronze green and turquoise. ' 20 by 40 lnches I: 2 for $1.00 Women's Ready To Wear lloys Men's "Big Ylllk" Blue Magic 1 Reg. $1.95 Women's Fitted Cosmetic Travel Kits $1.00 9 Reg. $2.95 Women's Fitted Cosmetic Travel Kits $1.50 Stzes 6 to 18 88c .. $1.50 remforced Authentic western styllllg Z1pper fly Sizes body, Fully lined collar In 01 out latl - y\1. Wide vor1ety of patterns and ' Keeps loods fresh For cruc Sanforized, fast color plaids and slrtpes Generously cul quilted . 99e 6 Reg. $1.00 Women's Fitted Cosmetic Travel Kits 69c Suede Flannel Shirts weight 17 Reg. $1.38 Men's Shaving Sets 1 '\Lus~ro" 82 reg. $5.95 Women's Dresses Sale $4.00 207 reg. $3.95 Women's Dresses Sale $3.00 33 reg. $8.95 Women's Dresses Sale $5.00 14 reg. $10.00 Women's Dresses Sale $6.00 11 reg. $13.95 Women's Dresses Sale $6.00 Regular $2.95 34 Women's Orion Shrags Sale $1.50 42 reg. $2.95 Women's Blouses Sale $1.50 32 reg. $3.95 Women's Blouses Sale $2.00 44 reg. 1.69 & 1.95 Girls Blouses Sale $1.00 . Multiple Wire WAXED PAPER SKIRT RACKS and PAPER TOWEL DISPENSERS 5 tier skirt racks with 10 Unbreallable plastiC dlsperu;. ers Red and white and yel· low and white chps 49c $2.49 Reg. n.&B to fU5 Reg. 50e WOMENS GOWNS Women's Extra Large PRINT HANDKERCHIEFS . White and dark oackgrounds. Some wltb hand rolled hems. BaUate and cottoll cnpe aowns. Short and fuU Ienalh • Sizes 34 to iG. Plllk, blue, mint and l!lllze. Sale 39c Sale $1.50 J . DAY SALE KROEHLER liVlNG ROOM SUITES I ,I Wee Ivy Women's Colton 0 • • • • • ' TROUSERS Another shipment of wo· men '• cotton broadcloth blouses, Mn n y styles to choose from Sizes 32 to 30. Polished cotton Ivy Lea· gue style trousm Beige or black in stzes 3 to 12. $1.00 $2.95 Chair Throws Mill •• bl.,. 'em, bul alwayo a problem al 1111 time I Here art unueualg1fta that any mnn will appreciate and u•avery day Stnk1n1 ony• marble and Jet eryltel bai!IU Ill a var10ty of al.apea and i!ZOI • , all w11h the world· famo111 pen thai fill• olean and wnl• llawlelllly. Selot:l lllteifl lodoyl ' Rtchly textured cotton fabric blended wtlh Dacron Ma· chine washable. Fringed an around. 60 by 72 mches. 1. Colors: green, brown, grey, gold, rose. ,,,, . .,. .,COLLINS JEWELRY Your Confldeuee Is Juatlf!M I POMEROY ' Qreakfast Sets 5 and 1 pc. Chtome Breakfast Sets - Wrought Iron Breakfast Sets and Bronze ftmsh Breakfast Sets - Nll!o tlonally known makes. 1 Reg. $129.00 5 pt. Bronze Breakfut Set Sale UOS.OO ! Reg. $189.00 7 pt. <;brome Breakf~~~; Seta Salle $153.00 1 Reg. $119.00 5 pe. Chrome Breakfut Set Sale ltlf.OO Rog. $99.00 7 pt. Chrome Breakfui Set • Sale ,fll.IIO 1 Rec. 1 Rec. 2 Reg. $29J.OO 2 pc. Uvlng Room Suites Sale '$257 .00 Fringed Cling·Fit ••• 2 Ptece Suttes and Secti~al Suttes - All are Kroehler Quality 't 13 Reg. $319.00 2 pe. Li\'lng Room Suites Sale $266.00 In grey, green, gold, beige, rose and brown 3 Reg. $189.00 2 pe. Living Room Suites Sale U51.00 Wtlh ottoman Brown, grey, green 1 Reg. $179.00 2 pt. Living Room Suite Sale $133.00 l Reg. $259.00 2 pe. Living Room Suite Sale $212.00 Grey 4 Reg. $269.00 2 pe. Living Room Suites Sale U9t.Ot Green, beige and brown. 00 2 Ll 1 R S 1'- S 1 ••33 00 3 Reg. •279 • · pe. v ng oom 0 ... 1 8 • • Dark grey or beige. 2 Reg. $219.00 2 pe. Living Room Suites Sale U77.00 ~~- NEW! SHEAFFER'S~WHITE DOT SNORKELt PEN DESK SET • BLOUSES $3.98 Brown and' betge. 1 Reg. $379.00 3 pc. SeetiODal Lhug Room Suite Brown Sale $311.00 3 Reg. $348.00 3 ~.sectional Llvlllg Room Suites Rose, aqua.. and beige. S11le $288.00 3 Reg. $397.00 2 pt. Seellonal Uvlng Room Soltes Black 1 beige and charcoal Sale $333.00 Traffic Violation Charged Against Injured Motoril!!t PLASTIC SHOE BAGS Frutt or the Loom"- san• , dcnnn Triple stitched and BOYS $1.69 Regular $l.H SPORT SHIRTS .. 69c 6 Reg $1.19 Men's Shaving Sets ' $2.95 ,. ':t·OO 5""· Wro,•bt Irun Breakfu& Set Site' f78 r..., f9 .505 pt. Bronze Drop Leaf BrellkfutSet ~~ 1 Reg. $89.00 5 pt. Chrome Brealtfut Set Sale 2 Re1. 89.00 5 pe. Wropght Irun Breqfut Seta ~-·-· ··• • 1 Reg. U09.00 7 pe. Chrome Brealtfat Set 1 Reg. $15t 5 ~·Wrought lrOD BreU/tilt Set 2 Reg. $138.00 5 pt. Brollie Breakf. . $,f,Sale ,u~.u• llef. '13t.Ot 5 pe. Cllfome Bre&Ullt Sel sate ,utl.lllll 1 Reg, $128 7 pe. Wrougbtlron Breakflit Set 1 Reg. U19.00 7 pt. Chrome Brelilfaat Set ~~--~----~~~ more th~n ~0 hve~ m the past few days, wtth about one·thtrd of the vtcbms chtldren m lllinots and Pennsylvama schoo for the mentally retarded The latest trag1c flu outbreak k11led f1ve youths at the Dtx· Ill, Ill., Slate School for the Mentally Retarded It followed o• the heel! of a lethal outbreak ·---which k1lled SIX children at the Fennhurst State 1ralntng School near Phdadelph1a Tuesday HJlalth officials In Washington expr"!!"'d concern over the UP' swing of deaths from Ai!an Flu fnd alhed a1lments, and the U s PubUe Health Serv.ce acted to bring Its reports Jlf flu outbreaks up to date Pohce Ch1ef Frank Hudson said A Umted Press survrv 51 noe today that David W Humphreys, Monday showed a least 31 deaths 65, of JeU1co, Tennesaee, who was blamed on flu and resulting cnm· mlured - Tuesday In a truck car pllcalldns, eight of them 10 Pen co llsion' at the intersection of Rts nsylvama, ftve tn Illinots, four 10 ~3 and 7 wJII be charged with Michigan, three caeh m Indiana "fatlure to observe a stop s1gn" , ,nd New Jersey, and twn each 10 as soon as he 1s released from the Ohio. Utah, WISconsin sud New Mel'S Genent Hospital York State Humphreys '"ffcred a fraclured Epldtmlc Hlta· School knee 10 the collision and h1s w1fe, AI D1xon, Ill , Stale Welfare Faye, 55, suffered from shock Director Otto L Betta~ 10 vealed cuts and brmses Miles E Cain Wednesday night th•t a suspected Athens, drlv<r of the truck escap nu eptdemac at the school ror men 1 ed unscathed in the acctdent1 ally retarded chtlren ha. stmk Hudson sa11 toda) tha< evidence en 1,183 of the 4,683 111 ,.,\., and md1cated that Humphreys fa~led to 70 of Its 050 employes observe the stop SIGn at the 1nter Bettag s01d the epldem1r broke section out Sept 30, and all ftvt: deaths were due t~ pneumoma brGught on by the flu The first v~etlm died Oct ~ an4 the latest Wednuday Th~ lnc14ent of re,plratory Illnesses ehmbcd across •he n"'· tlon, w1th many states reporting case loads · In the thousands. Children and young adult• a,. peared to be the chief flu victims The South Bethel EUB Church The disease made heav) mroads of Silver Rldge will observe Men's ' olt c11llege campuses, forrmg can· dtllatlon of 1 number of w•ek Ill! Day, Sunday, Oct 20, at 9 30 a m tootballpmes Among !II• gUoeJ durmg the Sunday School hour ' ~!!$Ill..<!~!!.~) by the n~ wa! Shl>' Rev F; T Bra11scomb, pastor, ' ~ Sfl~ "Mtllen Col< will delili!Y the medaae el lh• lege vs Weatern Reser•• In Pe~· worship sefliu:~. at 8.!10 P' m. Sun nsylvama ftay eveQing ';the men of the cornFlu also downed the previously mun1ty are espemlly mvlted to unbe!!ten Drake Umverslty team attend both c:erv ces forcing clncellahon of Its tilt With The Sunda) School wtth Norman Colorado State UniverSity The Bahr, Supt " '" lhe m•dst of a Colorado Aggtes appealed lor an Red and Blue Contest, With Faye alternate opponenl Watson. and Darlene Bahr as cap Footbtll Gamos Concollocl ta1ns 1he Red Side now IS leading IllinoiS Wesleyan cancelled Its with 5tl points and the Blue Side same With \Yeaton and Kentucky has 42 PriZes are bemg g1ven Slate stepped ,. to fill tho gap. to those brlngmg the most people Other games caneelled Included to Sunday School the BoWdOin • Williams College A W!Oner roast, sponsored by game m New England hnd the the Sunday School, Will be held for all those attendmg Sunday Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute School at the clo of th t t game against Union College 1n ' se e c~n es New York. Also m New York, a Colgate UniverSity student died after com· In& down with a flu.hke Illness AI Iowa State, about 300 students were s•r~ekcn and an emergen~y ward was set up m a women's Entnes m the Common Pleat dormitory An outbreak at Atlanta, Ga , Court today showed two rase prompted officials to' release 24 have been settled since Wedneo prisonero and authorities said they daJ In Lon V Greenlee vs Rober 1 plannl\d to release 36 more. Tate, et al (lncludmg the v111ag AI Norfolk, Va , Navy offiCials reported 1,920 sailors aboard sh1ps nf Middleport) ihe court QU!Cie<' partlclpatmg m NATO exerciSes m title for plalntlfl to lot 2 or sut lhe Nortb Allant1c were stricken hv1ston M and a parcel on th' north s1de extcndmg to D1amom1 with flu , Cleveland has recorded two !loll ow Title to the property exccptc•' ASian flu denths and IS lnvestlgat· lng SIX others today as h1gh rates 1 sewer easement owned by Mtd of abaentee!Sm In schools through· dleport In Bctt,v Fa1reh•ld " Elme· oul Ohio continued to mounl The two v1cllms were Fred D1 Fa~rch1ld the court d~m!Ssetl orocecdmgs w1thout preJUdiCe (Contmued on Page Two) South Bethel EU Chuteh Will Hold Men's Day Sunda Lion's See Film On Scientific Search for.Oil Two Court Cases Settled Thursday Sheriff, Ex-MaJor Are Arrested For Traffic Violation COLUMBUS, Ohio UP-Crm• f'""'en Domtld Maves and R1charr Holycross counted a good day • haul arresttng motor1sts anclud ing a former mayor, who mad1 Illegal left turns at an 1ntersee tlon While wrltmg out a t1ckct fo an untdentlhed driver, a s~or.C motorist made the wrong turn Holycross flagged h1m dowr and found It was Common Pie" Judge and former Mayor Myron B. Gessaman Along came a thlfd violator who JUSt waved at the off1cer• and kept on gomg GIV,ng eha!IC t~e two pollee arrested Sberlfl Stacy Hall a former ' policeman wbo "ld he was JUSt returmng '!Vbat he thought was a frl011diy greeting when he waved Riding w1th Hail were Clerk of Courl! Roy K111g and Prosecu tor Samuel Devine Total proceeds to the c1t from (mes. $30 ·COON HUNT WINNERS Burdell McKinney of Middleport :md hts two year·()ld registered blue ttck female dog, 'Blue Eva" ~ere w1nners of the Meigs County wild coon hunt recently held In the eastern scct1on of the county ,r A eolci fll'iit the spirit of Nat1onal' Petroleum Week now '" progress, was shown after the regular Wednesday luncheon of the Pom eroy Lwns Club held 111 the soc1al rooms of the Federated Church The f1lm, provided by L1on Arthur Hovt, told a detailed storv of sclenl!flc searches for 011an 0·1 gamble-mctudmg geolo· glc and sellimologtcal studies that usually extend over a f1ve year period It also dOSCflbed modern rc· fining methods m which comme; dally usable fracl1ons are taken from crude ml President Ernest Covert presld ed at the meeting and welcomcd Robert warner 85 a new Lton h•m w1th hiS pin Preaentmg warner was sponsored by Lion Glcnro) Ewing \ Lmn Ron Sprmgcr mtroducert a guest, Dick Cnug, secretary of the Ironton 0 Lions Club of the Automobile AssociatJop of Amer· tea A $5 contribution was voted to the National Society for the Pro· venhon of Blmdn ..s Vice pr., Sldont John Bacon, pro•ram • cha1rman, Introduced Mr Hoyt MARKET RIPORT CINCINNATI. 0 UP-Produce Eggs, steady, prices at farm, con· sumers, whites and browns, A jumbos ~4-57 A large 30·53, A mediUm 34-37 A small 23-25 B lar~e 45-48, FOB A large 58 (J(J, A medium 44 45 B large 53 ii4 Cb1ckens frvers lc higher 3 3 '> ib 15·10 heavy h•ns 13·14, hght hem!! 8 ll prtce dlstr1buhon on frvers, 10,000 at 15 41100 at 16. 21.000 at 17 and 8~00 at 18 Butter !JO score 71 ·- - - Britain's Queen Elizabeth II Arrives Iu Nation's Capitol WASHINGTON (UP) - Britain's captivating Queen EUza belh II swept mto the nation's capital today to one of the btg· gest fanciest red carpet welcomes ever extended a distmgutsh ed VISitor Hundreds of thousands, includmg President Eisenhower, greeted her The 31·year·old sovereign emll•~gly l!rcless tn the face of al airport welcome While a band played 'Got! mcndmg cercmonv, stepped ·rom E•st!nhower's personal plane Save the QIICcn' 1 and tht 'Sto; o the cheers of thousand! at Spangled Banner cannons boom i!d a solemn 2l·gun Balute as thE Washmgton NatiOnal Airport The Presadcnt was there w royal patr stepped to the rt::v1ew Jrcet her and her duhmg eon 111g stand The royal couple flew herr lnrt, Prince Ph •hp, and to escort hem to the White House alon! aboard tbe presidential plane C!> he crowded ilag·decked streets Iumbme Ill 1\'om Patrick Henry o start a reremony·packed foUl Airport ne.ar Newport News Va , a(t~r a whtrlwmd tour of :ia) state v1sit Mrs Eisenhower wa•IFd al th1 the h!S!Or!C early BritiSh settle· White Hou1e to give them 1 per· mcnts at Jamestown and W1lllams t1dewatm 1onal welcome on the "front bUt g on Virginia's peninsula po"f'b"-the north portico The weather beth there sod ~111'1 of State John Fostet lies and a bost of high dlpi hen was overcist and br~ef early morning showers wetted tbe flag m tic ~nd military offlelals• we ~decillld '"'•ell of Wasbln&ton. w,tK the Pr~lden~ ~~r' ~e "\,.,'$' 11'1."1."' \ \ ~ I I f?' ,· ,, ted1y 11M1 nMr H ' ' THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME SINGLE COPY-De Russia Is Warned By US AgainstAttack On Turks ~ I WASHINGTON (UP)- Amencan offiCials satd today Rus• Co p • 1s now on nollce that a Russian attack on Turkey wtll bring Meigs- • nee I thes1aThere fury of us retaliallon agamst the Sovtet Umon itself 11111 be no sanctuary for Sovtet aggressors as the upport ate n I Chmese Commumsts had Korea they Said, If the Russian S R 0 IS overt Use of "volunteers," however, probably would Corn Is Annoum:edl ----- Runo!s.s tabrJngtheyany rctal!atton •&•Ina! The Prtce Support rate for PODJeroy S COUt Secretary of State John Foster 1957 corn w1ll be $1 34 per bus Dulles told a new!! conference hcl In Metgs County acccordlfig Fund Campa•' go Wednesday dJd not think lo announcement made here to Madeast war likely But he sa1d day JN nonthclcss thiS country must be Farmers may put their 19'7 s ow Underway on guard ,.,, Russia attack Tur· earn under loan to •he Comrno ke) Jail Population At Lowest Mark Since January 1 Sheriff and Mrs Robert Har· tenbach had only one guest lor lunch today When Eugene M Buchann, 23, was released durmg the past 24 hours. and no new commttt· mcnts were received at the eounty ]all up to 10 a m toda), Mc1gs Count:v's penal colony wa~ reduced t(l one lone survtvor He is Orla Gtlmore, ~4 Gil· more has langu11hed tbere sine• Sept 10 for tack or a $t,OOO bond "Nhtle he 1s charged with break lfilt and entE'rlng Buchann 11 the Rutland man who was t~nprehcnrled earlier thl~ week by Sheriff Hartenbach and Marshal Lawrence Whtt1atch in Syracuse walh a truck load of leen·agers Thev wer.e enllaged in thowerme: ror.k~ on Svracuse houses apuareJJ\JY m an e((ort to beat the Hallo-.een trick or treat game with Jll!lt tricks Meanwhile, Pomeroy mayor's court was slowed to a walk, loo Only Curtis W Cunningham ap· peared to put up $15 bond on a charge of speeding brought b) Patrolman Henry Werry Cunn m~ham wtll appear tn court Satu,~y ntght, or farfelt his money portion tov.ight in 40t except extreme southeHt, October 17, 1957 By UNITED PRESS A rash of flu eptdemtcs around the nation has clatme $1.59 ~len's Tough, sanfomed 10 oz, blue $1.88 Pet1le and feminine Easier to use Sweeps cleaner n.. signed for modern up to date sweeping. SALE 39c a yard KRISPY KANS $5.00 a pair Nylon reinforced. heel and Platds, Cosmetic Specials Evenings Appointment ..... Rayons prints, checks, flor,al patterns and bordered prmts Boys Big Yank DRESS TROUSERS ham VISited Mr and Mrs James George MLOre R1ver Hill, is amWilliams and sonw, Scott and Rich pro\ mg after a recent til ness ard, Lora1n, hrfore returmng homr. Stephen llubmson, small son of The W1lhams family arc former Mrs Ruth Rohmson and Earl Rol> Joenl 1r•sJdenls inaon, rcceavcrl bru1scs and acrat ches when he fell out of a car at the approach to the Mason·Pome· roy bridge Monday John and Eddac Blukc, liOns ot Mr und M1 'i E M Blake, have been Ill with flu 011en 1'ues. lhru Sal. Mrs Mary Wysong, Bucyrus, former local resident, and her R:OO - 5:00 mcce, 'Mass Frances Notter, St AI· bans, were dannN guest~t Sunday By of Mr •nd Mrs Herbert Chambers and also viSited Miss Vesta McCoy and Mt and' Mr!i Burr Forest 1 'h mUes We~l Darwin Mrs Wy11onf( and her nacce had On Route 680 been 1n Hunltn~ton vlslt!nl relaPhone Dar11 In Exehangr tives and were enroute to St AI· bans when they came to Middleport for a &hort VISit Carl Ebersbach, who Is employed m Charleston on the New York Central Rmlroad, •pent the week end with his family In Bradbury Mrs Winured Vaughan and Mrs Mnry June Hood were m Columbus TONIGHT I Monday to attmd the Ohio State Trade Show sponsored b) the Ohio FAMILY NIGHTS John Wayne Maureen o llara Cosmetologists Jlollile and Nclhe Zerkle were "THE QUIET MAN" VISitors m Coumbus Sunday (In Techn1coiorJ - alsoMrs Denver R1cc IS 111 at her Dane Clark Ma. Wvnn home on Broadway ''THE MAN IS ARMED" The Hcv Howard Ruppelt, pas· Thura. & Fri. Oct. 17·18 lor of the FliRt PaeRbyteraan Church, Is recnperatmg slowly Sheree North Jl'lfrcv Hunter after an attack Q( pleumy and flu Barry Sulhvo~n A ram1ly dinner was held Sun· da• at the home of MSgt and Mrs "A WAY TO THE GOLD" .l•mes Brewington and daughter. I On Clnemaseope) l Sandra Those present were MSgt I -alsoMyrna Loy OliVIa DcHnvtlland Joe Ankrom who w11l leave soon ''THE AMBASSADOR'S for Hawaii Mr!l Bud Klssen, Col· ' DAUGHTER" umhu~ Mrs DaiSY Ankrom, Mr and Mrs• John Vroman and sop, (Cinemascope Tcchmc-olor) John, Mr and Mrs Chas Vroman &nd •on, Mark. Dtllt Stl (3C)Of.ll Percales, Broadcloths, Acetate and l Reg. $5 89 Men's Shaving Set Mr •nd Mrs Fred Cabeen, Alb· HOUSE IROO-MS DRESS GOODS Cosmetic 'Specials UNION SUITS sport San(oru:ed he had spent the week end with ens, are guests of Mr and Mrs. his family here Tuesday Mrs Dun Wilham Slater and family ltl Cryll11 Pomeroy-Middleport, Obi.o, Thursday, Health Officers Wor,ried As Flu~ Death Toll Grows New S~yle Reg. 411e and 59e -Big Selection of Patterns Woven platd work shtrts - Full cut for comfort and "work freedom " Easy lo wash - easy to non Tailor· cd for long wear Small, medmm, large and exit a large stzes . ed sweat shtrts tn white or ' SPECIAL! Suede Flannel Shirts SWEAT SHIRTS 'Misi Lenore Giles was taken to Me~gs General Hoap1tal m the Rawhngs CoutsJimbulance Tuesday even1ng where she ts a rnedtcal patient Naval Regular $2.95 Men's Men's $1.49 Mr and ~Irs Val Rcvnolds, Morgantown, W Va, spent the week end With h1s parents, Mr and Mrs L. E Reynolds, and grandmother Davtd H Padgett, who enlist 1n the U S Navy on July 25th - VOLIX NO 156 •••t over ollto tonlgllt. Frldty pertly clo•dy with llttlo lompotlhlrt chonllf. High IGday In 601, liW De.,oted l'o l'fle In~ 01 l'lle JJelfa.JI••• Are• STORE HOURS: THURSDAY ond FRIDAY9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. and SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Charleston Sunday Mrs Margaret Reynolds Cooler - THURSDAY, 17th, FRIDAY, 18th, SATURDAY, 19th, Mr and Mrs Pa•l TheiS and daughter, P~tllla, were vtsttors m ed BY UNITED 1'11111 Ohio: Oaulonol rtln toollr, ondll1(1 wut portion lhll IIJer. noon •nd 1101 portloo lonllht, followed by grodual ciNrlftl, 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· ~t10n In ~:a1d 1 he a d1ty Credit Corporalton at the Pomerov Bey Scout F'und Drave Later Sovaet Fore1gn 1.fm1ster above rate rha1rm:m Hnnry Cleland sa1d today Andrr1 Gromyko charged that the The ror n should be stored 1n house tv nous(' colleetaons begun Turkish general staff, wath Am· cr1bs that y, 111 keep tiLe corn m Wednesday 't;re gmng very wel1" encan proddmg' was planntng ~ood cond 1t 10 n The loan rate of I he dnve wtll continue through to attack Communut-baeked Sy$1 34 per bushel as based on No 1 lhLs week at1d be chmaxed Satur- fla 1mmedutely after Turkey's 1 3 corn, therefore, the corn mus• I day wath ar. all day street collec- Oct 27 electaons :trade No 3 or better at the ttmc lion Jumor workers wall take American GUiclals wath .specaal the loan exp1res nart 1r. th1" oart of the annual knowledge of M1deast affairs A Service charge v! one eent j Boy Scout dnve ~a id they do not know whether per bushel with a mtmmum fee Mrs Gtlb, rt Mees, chairman or Russia at1ually IS trymg to prollf $3 00 must be dep:mted Y.lth the house to house dnve, r.amed voke a war between Syria and the A S C OffiCP at the t1me these work(rF who are assigned Turkey But the ofCtetals ex· A.pphcahon for Loan IS made to stret~ 3 nr~l nctgh!wrhood~ pressed m1sgav~ngs about the Farmers are advised to check rlOSslble results of the Sov1et prothe moisture of their corn befon· Mrs Sadr r:, Spencer, 'Mrs Wy Jaganda campa1gn makang application The corn atl GJibcrt ~1rs Herman Ohlmger V1ce President Rachard M must te!lt ~0 5% ar less an rno1s Mrs Rc~no L nd Mrs Henry Ewang ~axon sa1d tn San Francisco Wed tore before a tOnn een be made .Mrs WilliS McMurrav, Mrs Char 'lcsday that President EJSenbow· Corn should be cribbed for l c~ Swatzel, :\!rs Wa1d Gorby, Mrs. ' r and Dulles were gavJDg prior •cvml days before en apphca PhLI Meier l'lrs Frank TttU!S Mrs 1ty attcntJOn o warkmg out a Uop) s made !\ lbert Coate" Mrs W R Shasteen, j ocaceful solu tJOn to the problem Any farmer who wishes lo put Mrs Elmer White, M" Ted Down- He sa1d the Umted Stales' "grFal hll eprn tq the Pnee Support 1e Mrs Roy Mayer, 'Mrs E;:Jward ~car" was that a 11ingle "mbnl· HOLDINIJ A rei'l PLANI MOIIII, •onD,I\1'"7· Promm can contact , Herbert E Arnold and Mrs Clifford Young "Uiatlon" could set off a war In at the tntrlc~tel)' ..deaiped Wasbmeton Developed at Sb•el4! at the local A. S c or the area flee Ia Pomeroy , Ohio, for de· fn Kerr s Run the workers ar Dulles wa. asked Wednesday If plant In Clnclnnat~ Ohtn, tailed .lllformal!on. Harlan Wehrung, Edgar Thomas '" defendmg Turkey, this coun· l!OII{ld th111,1t for tbe tnt and Loram Sterrett Chrurman of lrv would do so 'jby attaeking the the bus10es., district ts Mrs Reo- attacker " zo Menchtm, 'assasted by Mrs Hen"Certatnly, 1f there as an al:· ry Cleland tack on Turkey by tfl.t! Sovaet Un· .Auditor for the dnve IS Ted on ' the }ecretary r\lJllled, "It wme ~ 10d iill rece1pls o( the would not me~n a pU!liy defen· ve are bemg handed m to Mr s1ve oPeration by the .O,te at Dowme-Gross Clothmg States w1th the 8ovtct ; B~d Ful&r; general chail')lUin of Middleport for tbe 1rilrlll ~~tore The Rev Eugene BI'<IWn Is ~rlVlleied san1:tt:uy from v1ce chatrman Cor P()Gteroy and lO attack Turkey '' Boy Scout fund dnve, and MrS Ernest Covert, chairman of the house-to-house canvass which IS to be held Saturday, Octo· John Henry Turner, • member Frank Vaugh11n served as rating ll ~ ofhc~als said thiS does b · .. of the councal of the Town af chaarman and prepared name hsts not neccssanly mean an all-out er 19 , are mvt1mg any one who WI 1I work on the canvass to t• d th K k ff b hi 1 Mason, W Va , d1ed suddenly on Amer1can altack on Russia In a.en e lC o() anquet W ch WII be served at 8.30 am October 1~. from a hem attack event of a Russtan attack on Turat Heath )\lethodist Church basement dining-room He had been a member of thr key They md there IS no way of Cub Stout mothers With :Mrs counctl smce July 1, 1957, and pred1ctmg thiS country's mov• LeWIS H Sauer as chairman. are was 44 years of age unbl the speclftc ctrcumstantC~ preparing and aervmg the break· HIS w1fe, Alma, and two dau arC' known fast The chslrmen are anXIOUS to gthers, Judy and Janie ~trs H For one thmg they ,.,d, a So-• 1: get as many mot~en of Boy Cotton Turner, h1.s mother, and \ 1et attark would have to overt Scouts, Explorers or Cub Scouts three stslers survtve htm Hts aggressiOn to provoke a move to assast m the drtve ststers are Lema Johnson Mason agamst Rus~1a Itself Thts tndi· BY UNITED PRESS OS At 6 p m Friday e~~ning Troop Leila Blain~. SouthSide and Freda Cool clear weather moved mto eated a SYf!an attack on Turkey 245, Boy Seouta ol Arilertca, will K Riffle, south carolina , the MISSISSippi Valle) todal Col w1th the help o! Russ~an military The General ServiCes Admml!- meet at the hbrary to complete He WAS the owner and open tra t!On-DMS Depot, Pom t PI """ plana for their share In the tOWII· tol\of the Turner Serv1ce Station lowmg torrrntJal ra ns and· to:- advisers and techntc1ans or even with Ruman "volunteers", prob1 an t• W Va • ts 0rfcnng ror sa Ie Wide project located m Mason He was .1 nadtc wmds that md rectly caus- ably would not draw U S retalia· ed the death of three persons m on a bt d bas Is a quantity of loInstructors and asst"nments fc;rr • fa~thful member or the MethodiSt tJ()n :tgatnst Russta Central Loutslal'la cust posts Th e materaal orfered the drtve wtll be issued at the l:~ssini! . J t:hurch and was constdcred one cons!S Is of one (1l Iot of appro" brea kfast and Fultz Ia ~ of Mason's bne Cttlzcns Hts d h h rna tc IY 235 unpee Ied Iocust posts Ihe f act that participation In h The lhrce were klllt· m 1g wt(e AJma, is a Reporter for t e d dnve means helping the National Pomt Pleasant Rcguter c Ight (8) Ieet Iong rwoaayds acet en IS op rain swept I There arc• approximately 160 Boy Scout movement as well as k • d b th 11 h In an mterview w1th the May S 1 sta ndard 6' to II'", tameter utt c ama 1roop m t e art• d d red tmt 1ar'I storms ore L Ingells,rccoreran p struc'1 yes erd Th d St d I I I "'"· mate e riVe a ur ay w!l start as ay at " oss Olfil, " liS an 0 lh an approx •• dtame te r ~ bu1t50stze arger tl'' an d soon as th e brea kfas t IS completed mammg councilmen or the caty M11ton, rt a causmg damage to ,.pproxima\ely 2ft smaller thar. and 1s to be ended at 4 p. m Bus· thts statement was obtamed crops and pow!r lmesl ~" d1ametor butt size. Prospec 1~eas hokusesdalre being contacted of "~:nou~s~~~~~~u~~~~c~:'or :~: Ram thiS morning swept down 00J1Ce live bidders arc urged to inspect t " wee t is hoped , total of an whiCh was that 0the1 Town of Mason He was cons•d the Oh10 Valle\ toward the Gulf The r~r~t 1~:sue or "The Activ 'h IS property " SIZes an d quan.1· mate)y what .. was ra d 1oppr t x ererl as one of the ucttve and Coast staff's dousmg West I a ity" Maddleport H1gh School pa~ 18 tl oa are • d es t1ma ti tca1on Iy Bid s ac· wall be surpassed c as year, mfluentlal councilmen He was fa)ette lnd w1th a one mch er was puhhshcd thts week and 1c on enmayre beot mllpected oepProperty on1Y be Mrs Covert has announee~ the deVOted to has w1fe and fam1ly down pour and g1v1n;; Nashvall~ carr1ed the Honor Roll for the tw4)fn the hours of .\ M follow>ng people who have asSI•ted and wBS respected by all who and Chjlltanpoga, Tcnn. 1 )lalf finl "' week• of school for the 9 00 and 3 00 p M on Mondays fbru m mapping out the campaign anJ knew h1m Not onlv w1ll he be mch o[ ram Junior and Senmr H1gh School Fridays Bids must he submitted 1n getting workers Mrs DaVId miSsed by the offtc~al fam•iy of ln the Pac1f1e Narthwesf. Seal students n form• available at the DIIS Jenkins, Mts Richard' Chambers, the to•n of Mason, but hiS death tic reported a half·mrh o£ ra,,,, SeniOrs on the Honor Roll an 1 'lepot office Bids will be pJib. Mrs ~ M Blake, Mrs R. R. PICk· came as a great shock to each last mght althong' the rest of Patty Barth, Carol Blaker, Vera 'lclv opened at the DMS Depot ens, Mrs WUHam Morris ani Mrs. and e\•ery cttazen o( the com the area reported only hght Covert Gene ::md Jeanette Crooks, n November 1. 19~7. at 2•00 E 0. Rail muntty We offer to hts wtdow showf'rs Thcf(• wPre a few hght Chne Datley, Kay Darst, Sharon 1 .., M The GovPrnment rescn~~ and family om heartfelt s)m· ~ho~crs m the Crntral Rockaes Jones, Charlcttc Lightfoot, James he n~ht to reJect any ;~nd/or pathy along )'olilh our dcstre to and the plat('all rrg1 on Ohlmger, Sharon Roush, Stanley n bads • Hi~, l asstst hr.r any "ay whatsoever The cool a1r 1n lh~ Central Saunders Vonda Sec, Tom Skm1 Blds must bf'l arromplmed b' \..· Plam state<; pushed tcn.peratureti ner Phyllis Stanley CLASS TO MEET down m lht> \Tml ~slppl Vallov Jumors Jenmfcr Daniels, Bev· •erl!fled or cashier's check for The Umon Cou ntv Class moe• While It hu<tlrd thr storm front etly Dunham, carol Hudsoll. Linn 'he full amount or the bid, made ng Will be held Sunday October southeilstwarrl tn o Alab:lma Hummel, "ark Kelly, Norman "vablc to the General Scrv~ees 10 at the Mt Ohvr Church ar Genrg a Fiollrl' , nd Ihe Mtd· \WJiev, Dole Miller Carolyn Mil· \dmtnlstrallon Check:~~ of unsuc tordmg (o announcement made A!Jant (' state~: "herr rain IS hoan, PollY Thomas, Carla Wilson •essful bidders wall be returno1l today forccasl Sophomares 1farv Barth, Ron· 1romptly by mall Mem~crs o( the staff of ''T'-e _ -me Evan5, Ruth Farmer, Loretta Bidders arc not rcqu1red to '\ct!VIty" the Middleport High Hanmng, KarE'n Herrmann, Phylhs !I tend the bid opentnq If no I I Scbool paper are Edt lor, Sharon Chat·Q·e~ Hilbert. Rus<cll LeWIS, Jamce HICD 1resent at the bad opcnml! Sill' Jones, Asst Editors Carol Hud .. _ ~ , ards, Barbara Stiles D1ana Stum· ~esR(ul btdder will be not1C1cd bv ~on , Carolyn Milhoan Fcaturt> t, bo-, Bonme v .. n Cooney, Carolyn 11a1l Successf11l bidder must re Editor, Phvllis Hilbert, Exchange Wtlson nove the property at bts own Edttors, Margaret E<INards, Pat 8SSII:~ Freshmen Carma Artts, Judith ~xpense frnm Government prt> ty Barth \.J Butcher, Chflstme Coats, Barbara 111SOS wlthm two (2) weeks after Sports Editors, JuniOr Rowle' Moscow Radio satd today the Untied States Stxth Fleet was and Betty cover~ Don Erwm, Kay 1Jd opentng date, work ()( rc· Dale Miller, Horsefeatbers, Earl . Jenkmson, Uav1d Lyons, Karen nova! must be performed on re McKmley Dennis Walburn, Sen massing "not far from Syna's shores" and that U S and Bnl· McEihmny, Susan Probasco. Su· 1ular work days, Monday thru 10r reporter, Vera Cover! Juiuor tsh warships were en route to Israel !On Pullen, Jocklyn Ratliff, Dom Friday, between the hours or Polly Thomas, Sophon!Ore Lor It was the latest of a senes of Sovtel statements that have R1ce, Rosett• Richards, Judith ~ 00 A M and 4 00 P M etta Hann~ng aroused fears m Western naltons that Russ•a m•ght stumble Sauer, William Soltez. Richard Swackhamer Ja01ce Zuklc F"' hman, RIChart! Swackham over tis own propaganda and to•tch off World War III Arti r Ski 'I Etghth Grade: Charlene DaviS cr, Sts, om nnct 11ary In Ca1ro the Jl(overmmmt ·con - - - ~-----&qtt,, Cbarlotte Taylor, Typllt<, trolled Middle East News Agency close to Wl Da\ld Hoyt, Sandra Hysell, Carol W0 Phypllla Stanle~ Clnw Dat}(')l reported from DamDscus that Therr was no 1mmr:i1atc U S Jacobs, Barbara Jones, Patracta Shaf'IJ Rous~. Jud' Arnold, Jean Syria's 81 my had been placed m reactmn to G1um1ko'"' harsh state Lowery, Ctnda Mcrras Sharon rtte O'ooks anfl t·aculty Advisor 8 state of emergency because of mcnts Ln th UnLted NatiOn~ hut Pickens Mary Carol Swanson, TexMrs Joe Ball~ey Ute threat ftom Turke\ Dulles aln•Ld\ had warned that anna Whtte Sov!Ct mtentni !On lfi any Turco Seventh Grade John Allen.. It said ail Synan army leaves S'lrJan aellon 1tould bnng U S worth, Forrest Bachtel, Carla Gil· Two men were fmed in appearHIGH-t..OW TtMPI were canceHed and that the army retaliation r~. 1nst the Soviet Un more, James Jobb, Carl LeFever, ances belore Middleport MaJor C NEW YORK UP-Blg P•n<) d!Binbuted arm• among CIVIlian wn •tself Ricky Oller. Tom Rail, Ehse Rei· o Fisher, Wednesday night Wyo, was the coldest spot 1n the popular remtance umls at Aleppo The U N Stcenng Committee chert Freddie Slater, Charles 'Chester Will of Chester charged nation this morning (or the sec- and other pomts m northern Syna meanwhtle ~as expected to meet S"ackhamer Dav1d Wiley wtth drivmg while intoxtcated was ond consecutive day, the U S J There w"re no conftrmation of today or tomorrow to cons1der assessed a fine of 100 and costs Weather Bureau repo1ted when the agency rcporb whl<'h followed Syna's rrqucst for an mvcstlga. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL an.d eentenced to three days m the mercury droqped to 23 de- 1a ser1es of stern statements by tton of Turk1sh troop <.:oncentraAdm1ss10ns Harry Cra1g, Mtd· Mlddlowrt jail grees. The blghe~t tempe~ature S)'l'la end the Sov~et Umon and a lions The l mted ~tales backed dl•port, Mrs. Greta PrJce PornoPete Bass of Middleport was recorded hi the um.ed States warmng by SoVIet Fore1gn Mm!S· the movr but was expected to as)< roy, Mro. Don Wood, Pomeroy fined ~ and ~osts on cbai'ges of Wednei6ay was 94 depees ~I le"r Andrei Gromyko m the United that troop concentrations m Syria Discharged Mrs W Sm1tb and dlsturblnc the fOI9'· Laredo, Tex. ~ations that the Mid East wu and RusSia also he oludled. baby, Portland. i Middleport Boy ~ .PriveTp ~ Cooling Weather Heavy Rains Hit In Ohio Valley Government To or.fer Locust p tsFor sa]e M'ddleport u·•gh Honor R II Js Ann dTod ay I ••oo MiddJ.eporl J ' School Newspaper Sta(£ Announced Moscow us 6th Fleer· Is M • 0££ syrian • Shore • d T Are Fme ft In Mi'ddlepol 'sCourt ayor M I I I l ~ ~'-:.~ 1 oi ~ ~. ~J ' I + �' I T ·'1. ' " .. • • ·- t \ ' • ' .... • ' .. ' • • I ~ • - $6.M Brillion! Gem $8.80 and Wen Mrs. Walter Roush, Mr. and Mn. d38y $11.20 In the feallire. !<>Ill- Herbert called on metls 1rored on Rorctl sti'Al>l~ Rev. and Griillth 1\'ediONdl~. $13.40, Romanlta $12.tf and Boj and Mls. · · at Ba· Damour · SUPER BACHNER'S MAR KEf Phone ·SP-3·5544 lARQ! JAt I Mason, W. Vo, . .I..Si'Ar-l1 ' ' ,, • • A • ' .I ·NESCAFE .... $1.19 BLISS • Law Is·Revised On Keeping Qf Wild Animalsf. 21 Chester School bull(!ing. \ Plans wilt be mude at flirl<\ · 16, "" vommunily llalloweon party to h• held on October 28, according 10 an onnouuroment inade lodty Hy r.il'J, Sariltt•l Mithaet, prt<ident . COLUMijliS· UP - 'rile Obi" JYIIdllle rrsldellts mat ~"'"'''' t3: jlo!SOS.I. propag~te anti ,..u live fur·b!•a~·· tng a~•mals OXDiles &fm~ t5. I~M, . . . • :. The dlvlston sa1d tile new lo•g. islafion thai bceomt oU.rti1•e Sept, ' ha• r<Vistd provision< covering Jleonsts and permlh fur legal pGssesRion or wild animals. . The Wildlife Division also. an· nouneed that Ohio's woterfowl season opens Friday nnd contin· ues through D.c. 26. The bow and arrow hun\ in~ season for ruffed grouse nnd detr opcntd Tuesday of th ~< week. ll~ntlng hours for watrr fowl are from a half hour belor• sunriSe until a half hour beloro sunset. I>lvl~lon,tod~y ~ntlpd~~ ·4CJC lb. ; ·',I l BACH . . . ·Middleport, Oh1o . I ~ ~ ·· ' I ~ ··~RI. and SAT. LAST .. .. .. , .. <f AC!Icls$ nK'kl l'OidW&J s1.00.00 Fre.e matlon 12. Vall•y of thenlooa i!. Harden trlbedmen ~ CoHo11 Mattresses I Regular $14.95 SPICIAL THIS SALE ;\ :,.$9••• (B&byl.) locket R~ttt' $4.11 It\. Jot~. u metal ,. ~~ 36. won 'I> 27 3&. Marry, ' 38. F'!UeA 'Ch•ir I I 'SALE PliCI ·_$39.95 ,. MASON . ·IT·URE I" ~~ I'' it' :,. lj; . ~ .. Cl:lfT,If ~k1QQ-RP~t&.bbf ~ t.MW.,..... • •l I 11:80 " IVDT • w 7:iQ ~tflhllors · lim'<! l'the ~ell MCCoya 8:;· Pet Boont Ctievy Sbow t OSS e: NaV!- Loa llr Cbrlstian lUll' l'fnt <If tbe Nilbt lO:j,O 'l'lleater II Oi .! · wlu yoalnaj dte fieat iuow t~~.· em.·au4el Loeal News 0111l')' Moore AMhUi G<ldfr" Queen Eli2aheth Newt -~ Ne•'• I:"" ·· .... 12:10 Cartoop G.lub 12:30 JJberaee· 1:00 Kovl<! Miontinee S:()() Amerl<an Bandttlnd •~ Cartonn Club 5:QO Woody Wooclpeeker 5:!0 .ilrlcltey Moult! Club 1:0{) J'ln Stor nnat '' IJ Jiewt f!~ Cimll Boy . xou ·~etc tea· t~ade·in allo!aleef A Forew . e.ll Party was •lYon tiy the Wotna~'s Soelely in honor of !lira. Jaek Sharpnack and Mrs. Ernetl Clerk WednetdJY evenlns at I"-;:::O::::i=a=====:::::::========::.., Candidate For Meigs C:ounty Judge ~OiltVoteand SuppOrt Will Be ....Greotly Appreciated GOtD,IiEA• . oe ice and in mow. Avalllble in nyl~n, I'I)C!II ••• blacl: or white lidewall1 lltbelea or tube-type. Ucla lrlpplnt SS% tr,l~Gior traction · 1 ' I Up It :10% llltrt mil""''• ~- hn_• aiii",Oihlp an4 qulotlp ** ~Ptl. EdWild sootn' · - • Mr. ·and Mr~ . Dale Valentine and aon. ol; ,Parkersbur1 \'lilted We~nt24ai Wflh 111r: and lin. Eldo• ·Kraeuttr, Morning &tar. c. L. Heaton· and Phillip Mein· bart were builllfls Yilltors I• Springfield Wed•eaday :llrt. Helem 'CrOJ ond ltlr. an4 lira. Warren Miller ·returrl!d ta their home, Seae<avtlte Tuesday ofltr • vult wJtb llr. and !olr! Homer Radford. Jln. Claytoo Whitt and daugh· ter returned to thejr h•me, War· ren, Tuelda)' afttr ,a wftkl Yisit • ' I A&P BRAND- FANCY IONA BRAND- RICH, •• Tomatoes 6 17oz.ew Apple Sauce 1 :.::· 6 ease ol 24 eans 75~, IF· 2 99 · • we of ' Uta~~~ Regular l ____________a_eg_u_la_r_c.as_e_~_ie_e_a_.~__s_A_v_E_49_e-J ease Price 3.24 I SAVI !lie - OCIAN SPRAY · . · · • • • , :; : • us Nm ~:30 IliA !jJ1 Tift 7:011 11m ~ , 'i:30 Patilee ilullilei· Sllcw Frihk Sillitra SfliiW 9:00 Colt 45 · ii:~O Pillllle befell'der 10:00 ~ ill ill6 nliflt 10:10 Tiieoter 11 · 11:30 . Sita ·Oft . • 1 • RtGHT~ttHof1T• Smoked Hams 39! FULL ' SHANK· HALF ."""' ·:'..<.l • • ' ) I ., - . • • • • • • ~-~· , ., Pumpkin Pie .J .. ~ 45¢ lb. 49¢lb. SPECIAL REG. 49c 8:00 strawberry ' . SPECIAL PAC~! 39~1. 43c .Preserves 3 1.00:· ]A~s . •.' .. GaL Can A&P's Marvel Brand ... gives "'inter· long prqtectlon. Guards against rt18t and corrosion. Good as the best! . $1.89 ': " ·Gig,nt_ic 8ond. Giv• Aw,ay Nfw' 'Going On At A&Pr \63c::: s3.69 (~LB. JEWt:Lit Permanent AntiJFreese . ' . s·emcemen • . •,... lb. B. H. SANBORN . ' "il . • ANN PAGE . . . PURE FRUIT English Roast • • • · 53¢ lb. STEW BEEF 59¢ lb. Round Bone Roast • 49¢ lb. lloaelesa ... Tender Steer ,Jitef ' lb.45c JANE PARKER - LARGE Chuck Roast 1 FRESH, ;CREAMY REG. 49c SPECIAL • A&P SUPtlR·RIGllT . .. LEAN · Longhorn Cheese A&P SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY CHOICE BLADE CUTS SAVI 1.» FANCY WISCONSIN A&P SUPER RIGHT ··· · LEAN 11:0(1 N•ltbfiOrs· .. • Now• , · Nli<ifl ~oon Club Lltietite ll.,.le Matlpee Anie~li llaadlllnd · Cartoon Club Biltcaneeri ·· ~:30 MlckefiiOUlle Club 8:00 · Pin Stor tib:d • . .. . Ann Pageleanr' "· 8-16 of.u.ns 19c ···· Case of 41 CUI$ 5.25 •t•h r .....to ''"" lplc• . . ' · IAVI Sic Ann Page Ketch1p .·· 3-14'QJ,IIfls. 49c .. ·· Can of24 btls. 3.79 SUPER Som · • .. \ · . IAVI tic Lu~hHn Meat ... . 3-12 oz•.CII!IS 9Sc .... Case of 24 cans 7.49 Cranberry SC.uee ··· · 5-16oL cans 99c ··· · Case of 24 cansSAVE4.65 21e A&P Sauerktaut ···· 6-1hz. cans 65c ···· Case of24 ·canr 2.55 ' · SAVE 35c A&P Orange Juice ·: · 4-4hz. cans 97c ·· ·· Case of 24 cans 2.89 C-!1-ANNI!L· ~1:i PRWAi f~ 9:4'4 Sitln On ,\\ 9:45 · Motnlil'f' MoVie \'· 11:00 Adventures In LMrnlllil t2:05 12:15 U:SO 1:00 ·3:00 4:30 D:OO Wlitt Porlt and Tomtlo s.,. lAVE S9c · · .... ••••••• . . . . . . . . . . ~k. ~:• y~ur f~ ·' All )oou get entry blank ""eh ti!"e you •l•it ·rourAi.P · and depqsit II In the ~ox ~rovlded. l!aeb week 7541110 U.S. Sivm1s · Bondi WID be 'a..,.rded-Oel 19. 28 and Nav. 2. In addition, there will • •' be Gra~ ·Priaes •pi 12-$1000 U.S. Savings Bonds aworded al the close • d . of the ti>li'•m · ~ov•mbe( 2nd. All bond winner• will he notified. AlP ·, BOX -· U .7) •' emploifts.tn<ftiielr lamllleo are ltfit eHglble' to partidpate. . \ ... 5 LB. IGx FORT GOI!DON, GA. (4il'lWCl -Pvt. 0. Seulis Jon of lllr· Alvlri and Mrs. · Asel ·20 &atlea, 8!!9 beech St., MiddlePort, Ohio, ••• graduated Oet. 1i from tile · elght·week · telolfpt, ,operation c6iifM ·s:! 1110 An!IY-• SOU!heast· ern Signal Sehoul, Fort Gordon, Ga. Se"!les, a llllf ' lfadu~ of llidJIIeport Hith ~hoot, wu on IIIII ()perator for Frtncls !Iii P~nt In Chlcaao litfare entering .the Arlit)' losf May. · OHIO'S Fl AT PEAK OF ·FLAVOR Cordand . 1 Golden.Delicious 4 \ 39c . 99 BUSHEL .---~--:-:--...:...-.-1 .lACON .......................... 2Sc l(!llae Miiile " ·. THIRD BIG WEEK OF SAVINGS BRANDS YOU KNOW AND TRUSTA&P, ANN PAGE, IONA, lUTTER KERNEL, CAMPBELL'S, DEL MONT£, etc. MovJotime Brldli and Groom ·Matfnoe. 'tbeator Qu. 0~ 0 For • tiiiJ ," · Modern nol;allee): Come<ty Tlmo . Trouble wltb Father Spinach Playhau!Ml NBC Neiv• News· Ptetuto · Spot!J 'ti:y 0 weathereut Ssbl!i ol J.o.adoJI Couri of !,all ftesort Life •I IIIler !f.Squad Th• Tbll, Men Caval.:ade of Spol'll Rid .ilarbert CM'ner Federlll Men }few9 Hutplntt Weothercaal . High Sc,bool S.ore~~ Nitewatcb , Sign Ofi · - 1 · ' LIM. PIIDING ······' :·····.. ····· U.. 59c Oulle . BOLOGNA····· .. ··· ··· ····· 31h. $1.00 PQll U¥1· .. :····"·········· 21JtL 39c ' . -- Li"'' , ,.tt Pol. Adv. ...... MI Htl•• ' li!lf'1"d.ay r Sign 011 FlllDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dein 7:(5 Lucky 8 Cattoo.. 8:00' Capt,tlo Wili'Go HS CD& News 8:55 Local News ·s:QO Gam Mqpre 1o:so Sltlke 11 ll~b 11:00 News 11:10 Katie's Almanac ll:tS Lov' of Life 11:30 Seor~h lot Tomoti'Oii ~~--~----~--~~- D•hnar A.. Canaday Gel aaler, aurer atop< and 11111'11' · ' 1:00 K'*'"i DAYlC .:r=x~n'~nt..':'.M:t1.;..'!'! ' JA .. ' lilll~a•ll4 '' *-: •. :lNNEL=:-t:-::1-::T=::HURS.=·--9:... Sigil On . 9:4& Movie l!:od tindeiatanlilnJ Yoiusell 4P0TCt IPCil 10:4.5 · IO:SO CIIA= . tich doy lhi oodf !etten an dtftanat. lQQ J..0:30 1~:40 .~- -·· .. . lfltb her J&f's, ' · WHTN..tv C...annel13 .lXJDILI.lAXI , II LONbFII:LLOW Ontlet!or etmply otanda tor anotlltr. In 111• Ollllptt A Ia u8d for lht theat L'l, X tor tit• two 6'1, tiO. ..,.. ltttttl, .,... tropftn, 1M leo(lh lild for!nat!Gn fll tiM wordl art 111 hMII. lfMC ~0:00 1!:00 'l'ord&flt BAitY Ci'h'ToQtlotE-Bern .J m; 1o work 1&: IIIIP S:OO 9:45 · iVtatJet.•Bt It: ~ ~itewtljcJI · :, · ouatOJntr ITM'C 0:22 8::tjl 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 ~~~ fl.~wt ileodllnn ~ IIAJXYCt M5 6:00 6: 15 1~ 1. L&wy<r's 1 liT 4:00 t:SO 5:00 ~ 1 I ' ! II "? I'" :~: NBC Newt News Plclllro Sporlt Eye Weathoteast t!athnd Serofl• y:l)l Bet Your Lifo Jlragnel . a.oo, 1~ People o.~~.. t:llf lf.:li!'~to llilr1f Fame l6:~ Wlll~'iiltltds . \:00 ~~~· 011 · , g:~ ~.';.?.·~=:" 12 ,15 1:30 2 00 ' ,00 8·.l' 8 0 6:2~ 4, 30 1'00 7.30 1 , 1 ! . 441 . ~ Cutom·, SUBURBANITE~ 'I H: 10 K~tle's Almanac 11 :IS Lcive ot Lite 11:43 Guldio1 Lf8bt . 11:38 Seoreh for Tomorrow 12:00 .!Wie's ,ltltcheo 11:411 Gufdllll Ll1hi 12:30 AI the Wqrld Tt1P11a 12:00 Kttlo'l Kllchen 1:W Beit tbe q1~.k 12:30 ,\; tbe World 'i'urna I :30 H~us,epir\J ., · I :00 Beat the Cloek 2:00 Btg Payo(l . ;- . I :~0 Ro~Pattv 2:30 ~he Vellllet.'" Yours 2:00 lila h}oott 3:00 fr(jJlfer.)jai<.: .. 2;30 The VerWqt Is Yoara 3:tD · Secret Sli!... · . 3:00 Brlll!lor Daf 3:30 E.1ge o.f NIDf : 8:15 Se.rot Storm t:OO !!'he brtJ ~ .· J:JO Ed1e of Nlr~t 11:30 Your !l~Jo llfpo... f:OO The Early Show ~:45 St><-11 J!va.-. · · 5:30 Your Ello I\Oporter 8:$5 Weat:M.·mu J 5:48 Sporn Parade . 6:00 Mr. District AUO'lney 5:55 Weathormu ~,•;,.,;,. • , •}~... Pl.ay!'p.u.se_IIIJS[an 6:00 1\feet Corli!S Are,. . :,;00. , Trasl~ 6:30 ~Rt. J~I•atun .9f the Yukoil · . 7:30 Zllne ·'flrey Tboaler 7:00 Hlghlfay Patrol 8:00 Mr. Adams and Eve lj. _ 8:30 Pro F•otbalt Hlrhlll 1:80. Cllnwt 9:00 The Lineup . ., 8:30 tltyboli'e !10 9:30 perspn to Jl!lnoa 10:00 !llyJtery Theater 10:00 Mystery Theater 11:00 Vp-tothe·Minute NeW< 11:00 Vp.to-the,Minute NewJ II :OD Scanning tbe Weather 11:05 SeannintJ the Weather !1:10 The Late Show 11 :1 0 The LAte Show ~ 31 matertil 40. Former ArrenUne pnot<ttnt 41. ~tde venly ·!'•:"f· r~1 l ll ~::•: ..I" 6j1f" ~" 34. In <lH titot ~-· 0:'1'~ llphahl ~· . il' 33. Part of "to til'' :: T!~ ·llc Ifotiill ::~ Splnaeh PIByhouoe S:H 9:00 9:30 10;1~ It:oo of tile jiO 1\f rarrneftt s. , 9:00 Roajjiet mom 9>30 Tr 11~ to:oo Th~•;:.e!J Jclibl 10:30 Truth nrCoillttjUtAHI II:()() Tl f Do (h , c ae · u 3,43 16.~d'Jn ~oman~l 4:00 Cc...taed, Tt'nUt 4:30 Reception for Queen Ellz. " o.,ldrrtlll ctitldoll 5~ $59.95 BASE Llnot•.. lft • 1~. ctuml)' 114 31. Aatera 3%: Outer :t.,,, ,_,,., 11. MelodY &del t-.1 !t.lknd lilt sz. Clt~raetu tn htlllll "l'l!tor Pu" 40.lAI!fl' w_.,,.ill\d 1Ellf.l jt'l 28, Awn Jl~ 'Jif 1l i f'" II~ .J\ 1 f.ll~ I Specie II 9l.12. ~~%~ . 11. ;l tl ·i ao. ~WI ,. %3. 0b\ 24. Malice 26. Detetve Wtlttr 1 6,oo Todey . ... ; .. 11:110 it. could Be Ylit . 12.0Q M".id Dat NeWs 12?11 Movjefime 1.30 Bride and Croom 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Q e I I Da ._,:; ·: : l~ III VJ II ·.",· .... · ~!· t• 18. CriWI 20. Favorite Ladies Get A Nice r-; ta•.:. s:55 ~AY 7:od lfnlmte Deu .1;4$ Lvoky 8 Cartoona 8:00 !{iptaln Kanproo l:e CBS Newt lt. ~ 19. Mulberry 20. Fritadi %1. Stripe Radio Dial ·H.erelt I•.Aaainf_•• tlte $ale that ThriftY Ho~••wive1Wait10r-.. WCHS·TV-Chanrtel8 :. 1:·1 .l U :1 .. 1 l iluot. I. Froltci t. TaPtiJry · :1' · : n .~-, .; . till'\i U. Walerio4 on 990 s~ot On Your 3 pr. $1.50 ~~~ -·•aWII···· . i .. •i YOui . . . It !UlO lJ :. I :Jihl ·..,.J ::1 tf '-' 1: II 'J ,_,i; ....,, H. Of. ladd•!'f Je. Atl!lam ITO PAIR n. r.no~, 2\l. ...... hlllt • 42. rtllltd'l 43. Whtrl)!ool 51' GAUGE IUY ALiviNG lOOM -OIA·Mtt06MMI DUIIHt out WI MIJ·tlt t1wlti·IM 1111 t 1n a 9:3(1. Tr.e~oore llunt 10:.00 Que.- .Elizabeth I InJ 1. Ootrtch·llke u. star••• WJEH Hose Mercbandi.se , · 8:00 Roii!Per IMm I • tt&lf I ' PI eltltft t. ~loelljii( 11. lttoet 10. i;:.,;,_ I t•r,.. fOI!!r.) t.I,ookat I. Butk!ft . "' t . B&ek :17. Indefinite article Sele Special! •' THURSDAY- CbDDll~l ' • o_': ·' h J : ~: II ' ' _.; ,, ~· • ·::; llif • 'J :·:·n ,; ' I I ; ' ;. '·1' .'i."i l ; 21 u~ 1 Rlvir · 1. Point ·· of land I . Meta11ic · 2 DAYS FALL HARVEST SALE HURRY ! ! HU'RRY ! ! , DAILY CROSSWORD ... OF RUTLAND & MASON ,URNttURE STORES ) .t ' ' 5:55 Sian On 8:00 TOdaJ rt· Milas Co.,nty News MEAT MARKET .·\1:50 ,., .,. Phone 62~~2 Doily • ,, ... . The ume gjrl's bMI for life has been touch and go. When born, oeeordlng to head . nurs.e Vtrgtnla Meelkalskt, Linda s ZL utql J03UOf BII!AII Jo •oou•q• hours Were one In a tl'lousand. After that. \he nurse \aid, N!W ARRIVAL Linda's ehmees wen only 110-80 llr. and Mrs. J. P. Souer of Pl. until ahe waa given a blood Pleaaant are announcing the birth tranofU!Ion when she was 45 of o doughier, Cbarmano Kay, on dayo dld Tuesday a llolzer 1108\>llol. Grand · paron!• are ~r. and Mn. .Allier! Nurse ileeikllakl sold 111hen Sauer or Point Pleasant and Mr. the· tiny gi11 was ~Mri, the preand Mrs. Curtis Johnson Roils~. mal•re ward. didn't· even have M¥•. Eita lioton Is • great ;rind- diapers to Ill.. Slie ltaf tao sri\~11. mother. But_ no•~ t•nda .wears tht lmy • --~ . diat¥r untfotm ol the otMr pr<!FRlDA.Y Md?.ING , fnatu~ bibles In the ward and The Hoek SJ>rlng~·&t!t• Jleq!o/t· gives a ~ood account of hhself stratton Worlr Club ."111 Jlle~t 6t wKen It eo111es to nlfaiUme. thq, Granfe Rail, Frtdey, Odob6r~ ·· · ·. . 18 lrom · 0 a. Ill. to S p. Ill. Arti A"LI IUT~II PROJICT apd deslgq' will be th~ topic l~r , Eht~rllo EUB f~uicb Is mak· the day. Tho•e attending m , Apple Bu!ter '!'h•rtdtl', Oetliquested to take a satk lunch and r 2l Atb'olle desirlnlt to ordel their own drink. m11 elrll· 918-Y ~ 1148-X. County, Lucas NESTLES CHOCOLATl .ITS .. ·· .. ·· "· ·· ····· ·.. ·· · · ·· ··· 2 pkgs. 45c SWER IllER PUMPliN · ··· ··· ··· ·· ··· ·· ·· · ·· ·· 2 No. 2Y} cans 35c ZESTA SODA CRAdCOS · ··· ·········...... ············ · I lb. 27c "' · ~,b~ tOMMm&E CALL.II, · A mtetlng qf all eomntl.ttees fcir the Central PTA Ha.Uoween 'Wty has boen called by the Jirellldept, ~fn. C. F. Tompkins . for Fr!4iiY, October 18 at 3:30 p. m. All menl· bers of the eommltteea are urged to attend. . In tmeinnall on NOI'IMrll Keli· tueky school Dlllclals laid mote than io thousand puplli wiiti mi~ shig from cia""· Only one ldenilfloble ease of Asian flu has oeeurred ln Clncln· nati, h.,wever, as stnte h<!alth au· thorllle• in Columbus eontlnue to teo! throat woshtngs. Ohio h10 recoFded 24 ca1es of the Asian atrain and 6U total In· fluenaa mes. Three were leporl· ed Tuesday. State laboratory teehl\lclalls al· so ehecked throat W80hlngo from Zanesville, !!owllng Cheese 1\IILWAUKEE, Wis. UP-A be'loved .to be tbe smallest ever born ah" in the United Stat~s. Is gainin& wel~hl st.. dily In her lneubalor home al Sl. 1oseph's llospltol hm. · Linda Marie Wi/!thf8ter wci&b· ·~· only 'j7'i\ ounces wlien born July 31. Todny she ll'l'iglls two pound•. t~l· (Contlnuo4 Fram ,.,. Olio\ "' 10, who died lilt Friday, and Eidde Herron, 23, who died Oct. 2. Anothet doath, Norman Ruben· stein, 14. liellefal~e Cbilren's Home, Shaker Jlelil!t•: 11 bolleve.i to have resulted ft61& tlle Aslun infiuenza. ' sehdola 1t ookwood In rauld· 1 1ng county, al\d in MansfleW have been e!OBid until the fits! of the w..k. _ LOHG H()RN CREAM .READY TO Elf .w sMAHft HAU ., .... ( J will d11y Fin Deaths · :~ ib. .. ~" ~ Daily Sentinel . Smallest Baby . .~Uy srnUnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, o.;Oc~~:-195_7. , ·Daybook., 1: · Winning,&~tttlr · TE.LEVISION GUIDE PTA MEETING . T s AI'lVe . ' ·sA If ...,., C'ha . Chester PTA meet Mon· 0 tay w ' 13 evening, Oetober ot the . . .ft6, -I'T . ' nn.e ~ ••• • ···- .BUI.8S Plant Dt)W, .• . : . .n arwiin Red, Pink, Yellow, and Mixed . Pkg. · · · or 12. . . 75 Winners Last Week ···· 75 More This Week ··· · I M~~~ ~ ~~m · ; . Cracker Ja~ks ··· ···.. · · · 4 Pkgs. 2$c ~ Premium Crackers ······· · · 1lb. Box 25c I Calllpftre'- Ee!Jnomjflox ·• · , · ~ S&a:tetnumn · · · · MarshmtUows · ·.·:··· '4 1,4 lb. Pkgs. 3Sc · Chocolate Cookie• · ····· ····· ·····.Pkg. 29c I / Rev. toto loft lind ·where dauahttr and Mrs. Jall\el family; Oo · and 5 a their honor. 401h wedding Capt. Harr)' lngton, layman terlan Church pulpit •I the ,;d;iat~F~'ilbori" Sunday morniDI . . Mrt. Davfd Roulh 1M · ·Jltl.. Wendt\\ RoUJh of BJ-•11 Nlr,l Tuetiby with Mn. Claui,, llorjt. Mra. J. L. Caito le,lptlldiJit I few. days with her •iltlt, ·. .l6t. .Ciaudf Darst. · i �' I T ·'1. ' " .. • • ·- t \ ' • ' .... • ' .. ' • • I ~ • - $6.M Brillion! Gem $8.80 and Wen Mrs. Walter Roush, Mr. and Mn. d38y $11.20 In the feallire. !<>Ill- Herbert called on metls 1rored on Rorctl sti'Al>l~ Rev. and Griillth 1\'ediONdl~. $13.40, Romanlta $12.tf and Boj and Mls. · · at Ba· Damour · SUPER BACHNER'S MAR KEf Phone ·SP-3·5544 lARQ! JAt I Mason, W. Vo, . .I..Si'Ar-l1 ' ' ,, • • A • ' .I ·NESCAFE .... $1.19 BLISS • Law Is·Revised On Keeping Qf Wild Animalsf. 21 Chester School bull(!ing. \ Plans wilt be mude at flirl<\ · 16, "" vommunily llalloweon party to h• held on October 28, according 10 an onnouuroment inade lodty Hy r.il'J, Sariltt•l Mithaet, prt<ident . COLUMijliS· UP - 'rile Obi" JYIIdllle rrsldellts mat ~"'"'''' t3: jlo!SOS.I. propag~te anti ,..u live fur·b!•a~·· tng a~•mals OXDiles &fm~ t5. I~M, . . . • :. The dlvlston sa1d tile new lo•g. islafion thai bceomt oU.rti1•e Sept, ' ha• r<Vistd provision< covering Jleonsts and permlh fur legal pGssesRion or wild animals. . The Wildlife Division also. an· nouneed that Ohio's woterfowl season opens Friday nnd contin· ues through D.c. 26. The bow and arrow hun\ in~ season for ruffed grouse nnd detr opcntd Tuesday of th ~< week. ll~ntlng hours for watrr fowl are from a half hour belor• sunriSe until a half hour beloro sunset. I>lvl~lon,tod~y ~ntlpd~~ ·4CJC lb. ; ·',I l BACH . . . ·Middleport, Oh1o . I ~ ~ ·· ' I ~ ··~RI. and SAT. LAST .. .. .. , .. <f AC!Icls$ nK'kl l'OidW&J s1.00.00 Fre.e matlon 12. Vall•y of thenlooa i!. Harden trlbedmen ~ CoHo11 Mattresses I Regular $14.95 SPICIAL THIS SALE ;\ :,.$9••• (B&byl.) locket R~ttt' $4.11 It\. Jot~. u metal ,. ~~ 36. won 'I> 27 3&. Marry, ' 38. F'!UeA 'Ch•ir I I 'SALE PliCI ·_$39.95 ,. MASON . ·IT·URE I" ~~ I'' it' :,. lj; . ~ .. Cl:lfT,If ~k1QQ-RP~t&.bbf ~ t.MW.,..... • •l I 11:80 " IVDT • w 7:iQ ~tflhllors · lim'<! l'the ~ell MCCoya 8:;· Pet Boont Ctievy Sbow t OSS e: NaV!- Loa llr Cbrlstian lUll' l'fnt <If tbe Nilbt lO:j,O 'l'lleater II Oi .! · wlu yoalnaj dte fieat iuow t~~.· em.·au4el Loeal News 0111l')' Moore AMhUi G<ldfr" Queen Eli2aheth Newt -~ Ne•'• I:"" ·· .... 12:10 Cartoop G.lub 12:30 JJberaee· 1:00 Kovl<! Miontinee S:()() Amerl<an Bandttlnd •~ Cartonn Club 5:QO Woody Wooclpeeker 5:!0 .ilrlcltey Moult! Club 1:0{) J'ln Stor nnat '' IJ Jiewt f!~ Cimll Boy . xou ·~etc tea· t~ade·in allo!aleef A Forew . e.ll Party was •lYon tiy the Wotna~'s Soelely in honor of !lira. Jaek Sharpnack and Mrs. Ernetl Clerk WednetdJY evenlns at I"-;:::O::::i=a=====:::::::========::.., Candidate For Meigs C:ounty Judge ~OiltVoteand SuppOrt Will Be ....Greotly Appreciated GOtD,IiEA• . oe ice and in mow. Avalllble in nyl~n, I'I)C!II ••• blacl: or white lidewall1 lltbelea or tube-type. Ucla lrlpplnt SS% tr,l~Gior traction · 1 ' I Up It :10% llltrt mil""''• ~- hn_• aiii",Oihlp an4 qulotlp ** ~Ptl. EdWild sootn' · - • Mr. ·and Mr~ . Dale Valentine and aon. ol; ,Parkersbur1 \'lilted We~nt24ai Wflh 111r: and lin. Eldo• ·Kraeuttr, Morning &tar. c. L. Heaton· and Phillip Mein· bart were builllfls Yilltors I• Springfield Wed•eaday :llrt. Helem 'CrOJ ond ltlr. an4 lira. Warren Miller ·returrl!d ta their home, Seae<avtlte Tuesday ofltr • vult wJtb llr. and !olr! Homer Radford. Jln. Claytoo Whitt and daugh· ter returned to thejr h•me, War· ren, Tuelda)' afttr ,a wftkl Yisit • ' I A&P BRAND- FANCY IONA BRAND- RICH, •• Tomatoes 6 17oz.ew Apple Sauce 1 :.::· 6 ease ol 24 eans 75~, IF· 2 99 · • we of ' Uta~~~ Regular l ____________a_eg_u_la_r_c.as_e_~_ie_e_a_.~__s_A_v_E_49_e-J ease Price 3.24 I SAVI !lie - OCIAN SPRAY · . · · • • • , :; : • us Nm ~:30 IliA !jJ1 Tift 7:011 11m ~ , 'i:30 Patilee ilullilei· Sllcw Frihk Sillitra SfliiW 9:00 Colt 45 · ii:~O Pillllle befell'der 10:00 ~ ill ill6 nliflt 10:10 Tiieoter 11 · 11:30 . Sita ·Oft . • 1 • RtGHT~ttHof1T• Smoked Hams 39! FULL ' SHANK· HALF ."""' ·:'..<.l • • ' ) I ., - . • • • • • • ~-~· , ., Pumpkin Pie .J .. ~ 45¢ lb. 49¢lb. SPECIAL REG. 49c 8:00 strawberry ' . SPECIAL PAC~! 39~1. 43c .Preserves 3 1.00:· ]A~s . •.' .. GaL Can A&P's Marvel Brand ... gives "'inter· long prqtectlon. Guards against rt18t and corrosion. Good as the best! . $1.89 ': " ·Gig,nt_ic 8ond. Giv• Aw,ay Nfw' 'Going On At A&Pr \63c::: s3.69 (~LB. JEWt:Lit Permanent AntiJFreese . ' . s·emcemen • . •,... lb. B. H. SANBORN . ' "il . • ANN PAGE . . . PURE FRUIT English Roast • • • · 53¢ lb. STEW BEEF 59¢ lb. Round Bone Roast • 49¢ lb. lloaelesa ... Tender Steer ,Jitef ' lb.45c JANE PARKER - LARGE Chuck Roast 1 FRESH, ;CREAMY REG. 49c SPECIAL • A&P SUPtlR·RIGllT . .. LEAN · Longhorn Cheese A&P SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY CHOICE BLADE CUTS SAVI 1.» FANCY WISCONSIN A&P SUPER RIGHT ··· · LEAN 11:0(1 N•ltbfiOrs· .. • Now• , · Nli<ifl ~oon Club Lltietite ll.,.le Matlpee Anie~li llaadlllnd · Cartoon Club Biltcaneeri ·· ~:30 MlckefiiOUlle Club 8:00 · Pin Stor tib:d • . .. . Ann Pageleanr' "· 8-16 of.u.ns 19c ···· Case of 41 CUI$ 5.25 •t•h r .....to ''"" lplc• . . ' · IAVI Sic Ann Page Ketch1p .·· 3-14'QJ,IIfls. 49c .. ·· Can of24 btls. 3.79 SUPER Som · • .. \ · . IAVI tic Lu~hHn Meat ... . 3-12 oz•.CII!IS 9Sc .... Case of 24 cans 7.49 Cranberry SC.uee ··· · 5-16oL cans 99c ··· · Case of 24 cansSAVE4.65 21e A&P Sauerktaut ···· 6-1hz. cans 65c ···· Case of24 ·canr 2.55 ' · SAVE 35c A&P Orange Juice ·: · 4-4hz. cans 97c ·· ·· Case of 24 cans 2.89 C-!1-ANNI!L· ~1:i PRWAi f~ 9:4'4 Sitln On ,\\ 9:45 · Motnlil'f' MoVie \'· 11:00 Adventures In LMrnlllil t2:05 12:15 U:SO 1:00 ·3:00 4:30 D:OO Wlitt Porlt and Tomtlo s.,. lAVE S9c · · .... ••••••• . . . . . . . . . . ~k. ~:• y~ur f~ ·' All )oou get entry blank ""eh ti!"e you •l•it ·rourAi.P · and depqsit II In the ~ox ~rovlded. l!aeb week 7541110 U.S. Sivm1s · Bondi WID be 'a..,.rded-Oel 19. 28 and Nav. 2. In addition, there will • •' be Gra~ ·Priaes •pi 12-$1000 U.S. Savings Bonds aworded al the close • d . of the ti>li'•m · ~ov•mbe( 2nd. All bond winner• will he notified. AlP ·, BOX -· U .7) •' emploifts.tn<ftiielr lamllleo are ltfit eHglble' to partidpate. . \ ... 5 LB. IGx FORT GOI!DON, GA. (4il'lWCl -Pvt. 0. Seulis Jon of lllr· Alvlri and Mrs. · Asel ·20 &atlea, 8!!9 beech St., MiddlePort, Ohio, ••• graduated Oet. 1i from tile · elght·week · telolfpt, ,operation c6iifM ·s:! 1110 An!IY-• SOU!heast· ern Signal Sehoul, Fort Gordon, Ga. Se"!les, a llllf ' lfadu~ of llidJIIeport Hith ~hoot, wu on IIIII ()perator for Frtncls !Iii P~nt In Chlcaao litfare entering .the Arlit)' losf May. · OHIO'S Fl AT PEAK OF ·FLAVOR Cordand . 1 Golden.Delicious 4 \ 39c . 99 BUSHEL .---~--:-:--...:...-.-1 .lACON .......................... 2Sc l(!llae Miiile " ·. THIRD BIG WEEK OF SAVINGS BRANDS YOU KNOW AND TRUSTA&P, ANN PAGE, IONA, lUTTER KERNEL, CAMPBELL'S, DEL MONT£, etc. MovJotime Brldli and Groom ·Matfnoe. 'tbeator Qu. 0~ 0 For • tiiiJ ," · Modern nol;allee): Come<ty Tlmo . Trouble wltb Father Spinach Playhau!Ml NBC Neiv• News· Ptetuto · Spot!J 'ti:y 0 weathereut Ssbl!i ol J.o.adoJI Couri of !,all ftesort Life •I IIIler !f.Squad Th• Tbll, Men Caval.:ade of Spol'll Rid .ilarbert CM'ner Federlll Men }few9 Hutplntt Weothercaal . High Sc,bool S.ore~~ Nitewatcb , Sign Ofi · - 1 · ' LIM. PIIDING ······' :·····.. ····· U.. 59c Oulle . BOLOGNA····· .. ··· ··· ····· 31h. $1.00 PQll U¥1· .. :····"·········· 21JtL 39c ' . -- Li"'' , ,.tt Pol. Adv. ...... MI Htl•• ' li!lf'1"d.ay r Sign 011 FlllDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dein 7:(5 Lucky 8 Cattoo.. 8:00' Capt,tlo Wili'Go HS CD& News 8:55 Local News ·s:QO Gam Mqpre 1o:so Sltlke 11 ll~b 11:00 News 11:10 Katie's Almanac ll:tS Lov' of Life 11:30 Seor~h lot Tomoti'Oii ~~--~----~--~~- D•hnar A.. Canaday Gel aaler, aurer atop< and 11111'11' · ' 1:00 K'*'"i DAYlC .:r=x~n'~nt..':'.M:t1.;..'!'! ' JA .. ' lilll~a•ll4 '' *-: •. :lNNEL=:-t:-::1-::T=::HURS.=·--9:... Sigil On . 9:4& Movie l!:od tindeiatanlilnJ Yoiusell 4P0TCt IPCil 10:4.5 · IO:SO CIIA= . tich doy lhi oodf !etten an dtftanat. lQQ J..0:30 1~:40 .~- -·· .. . lfltb her J&f's, ' · WHTN..tv C...annel13 .lXJDILI.lAXI , II LONbFII:LLOW Ontlet!or etmply otanda tor anotlltr. In 111• Ollllptt A Ia u8d for lht theat L'l, X tor tit• two 6'1, tiO. ..,.. ltttttl, .,... tropftn, 1M leo(lh lild for!nat!Gn fll tiM wordl art 111 hMII. lfMC ~0:00 1!:00 'l'ord&flt BAitY Ci'h'ToQtlotE-Bern .J m; 1o work 1&: IIIIP S:OO 9:45 · iVtatJet.•Bt It: ~ ~itewtljcJI · :, · ouatOJntr ITM'C 0:22 8::tjl 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 ~~~ fl.~wt ileodllnn ~ IIAJXYCt M5 6:00 6: 15 1~ 1. L&wy<r's 1 liT 4:00 t:SO 5:00 ~ 1 I ' ! II "? I'" :~: NBC Newt News Plclllro Sporlt Eye Weathoteast t!athnd Serofl• y:l)l Bet Your Lifo Jlragnel . a.oo, 1~ People o.~~.. t:llf lf.:li!'~to llilr1f Fame l6:~ Wlll~'iiltltds . \:00 ~~~· 011 · , g:~ ~.';.?.·~=:" 12 ,15 1:30 2 00 ' ,00 8·.l' 8 0 6:2~ 4, 30 1'00 7.30 1 , 1 ! . 441 . ~ Cutom·, SUBURBANITE~ 'I H: 10 K~tle's Almanac 11 :IS Lcive ot Lite 11:43 Guldio1 Lf8bt . 11:38 Seoreh for Tomorrow 12:00 .!Wie's ,ltltcheo 11:411 Gufdllll Ll1hi 12:30 AI the Wqrld Tt1P11a 12:00 Kttlo'l Kllchen 1:W Beit tbe q1~.k 12:30 ,\; tbe World 'i'urna I :30 H~us,epir\J ., · I :00 Beat the Cloek 2:00 Btg Payo(l . ;- . I :~0 Ro~Pattv 2:30 ~he Vellllet.'" Yours 2:00 lila h}oott 3:00 fr(jJlfer.)jai<.: .. 2;30 The VerWqt Is Yoara 3:tD · Secret Sli!... · . 3:00 Brlll!lor Daf 3:30 E.1ge o.f NIDf : 8:15 Se.rot Storm t:OO !!'he brtJ ~ .· J:JO Ed1e of Nlr~t 11:30 Your !l~Jo llfpo... f:OO The Early Show ~:45 St><-11 J!va.-. · · 5:30 Your Ello I\Oporter 8:$5 Weat:M.·mu J 5:48 Sporn Parade . 6:00 Mr. District AUO'lney 5:55 Weathormu ~,•;,.,;,. • , •}~... Pl.ay!'p.u.se_IIIJS[an 6:00 1\feet Corli!S Are,. . :,;00. , Trasl~ 6:30 ~Rt. J~I•atun .9f the Yukoil · . 7:30 Zllne ·'flrey Tboaler 7:00 Hlghlfay Patrol 8:00 Mr. Adams and Eve lj. _ 8:30 Pro F•otbalt Hlrhlll 1:80. Cllnwt 9:00 The Lineup . ., 8:30 tltyboli'e !10 9:30 perspn to Jl!lnoa 10:00 !llyJtery Theater 10:00 Mystery Theater 11:00 Vp-tothe·Minute NeW< 11:00 Vp.to-the,Minute NewJ II :OD Scanning tbe Weather 11:05 SeannintJ the Weather !1:10 The Late Show 11 :1 0 The LAte Show ~ 31 matertil 40. Former ArrenUne pnot<ttnt 41. ~tde venly ·!'•:"f· r~1 l ll ~::•: ..I" 6j1f" ~" 34. In <lH titot ~-· 0:'1'~ llphahl ~· . il' 33. Part of "to til'' :: T!~ ·llc Ifotiill ::~ Splnaeh PIByhouoe S:H 9:00 9:30 10;1~ It:oo of tile jiO 1\f rarrneftt s. , 9:00 Roajjiet mom 9>30 Tr 11~ to:oo Th~•;:.e!J Jclibl 10:30 Truth nrCoillttjUtAHI II:()() Tl f Do (h , c ae · u 3,43 16.~d'Jn ~oman~l 4:00 Cc...taed, Tt'nUt 4:30 Reception for Queen Ellz. " o.,ldrrtlll ctitldoll 5~ $59.95 BASE Llnot•.. lft • 1~. ctuml)' 114 31. Aatera 3%: Outer :t.,,, ,_,,., 11. MelodY &del t-.1 !t.lknd lilt sz. Clt~raetu tn htlllll "l'l!tor Pu" 40.lAI!fl' w_.,,.ill\d 1Ellf.l jt'l 28, Awn Jl~ 'Jif 1l i f'" II~ .J\ 1 f.ll~ I Specie II 9l.12. ~~%~ . 11. ;l tl ·i ao. ~WI ,. %3. 0b\ 24. Malice 26. Detetve Wtlttr 1 6,oo Todey . ... ; .. 11:110 it. could Be Ylit . 12.0Q M".id Dat NeWs 12?11 Movjefime 1.30 Bride and Croom 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Q e I I Da ._,:; ·: : l~ III VJ II ·.",· .... · ~!· t• 18. CriWI 20. Favorite Ladies Get A Nice r-; ta•.:. s:55 ~AY 7:od lfnlmte Deu .1;4$ Lvoky 8 Cartoona 8:00 !{iptaln Kanproo l:e CBS Newt lt. ~ 19. Mulberry 20. Fritadi %1. Stripe Radio Dial ·H.erelt I•.Aaainf_•• tlte $ale that ThriftY Ho~••wive1Wait10r-.. WCHS·TV-Chanrtel8 :. 1:·1 .l U :1 .. 1 l iluot. I. Froltci t. TaPtiJry · :1' · : n .~-, .; . till'\i U. Walerio4 on 990 s~ot On Your 3 pr. $1.50 ~~~ -·•aWII···· . i .. •i YOui . . . It !UlO lJ :. I :Jihl ·..,.J ::1 tf '-' 1: II 'J ,_,i; ....,, H. Of. ladd•!'f Je. Atl!lam ITO PAIR n. r.no~, 2\l. ...... hlllt • 42. rtllltd'l 43. Whtrl)!ool 51' GAUGE IUY ALiviNG lOOM -OIA·Mtt06MMI DUIIHt out WI MIJ·tlt t1wlti·IM 1111 t 1n a 9:3(1. Tr.e~oore llunt 10:.00 Que.- .Elizabeth I InJ 1. Ootrtch·llke u. star••• WJEH Hose Mercbandi.se , · 8:00 Roii!Per IMm I • tt&lf I ' PI eltltft t. ~loelljii( 11. lttoet 10. i;:.,;,_ I t•r,.. fOI!!r.) t.I,ookat I. Butk!ft . "' t . B&ek :17. Indefinite article Sele Special! •' THURSDAY- CbDDll~l ' • o_': ·' h J : ~: II ' ' _.; ,, ~· • ·::; llif • 'J :·:·n ,; ' I I ; ' ;. '·1' .'i."i l ; 21 u~ 1 Rlvir · 1. Point ·· of land I . Meta11ic · 2 DAYS FALL HARVEST SALE HURRY ! ! HU'RRY ! ! , DAILY CROSSWORD ... OF RUTLAND & MASON ,URNttURE STORES ) .t ' ' 5:55 Sian On 8:00 TOdaJ rt· Milas Co.,nty News MEAT MARKET .·\1:50 ,., .,. Phone 62~~2 Doily • ,, ... . The ume gjrl's bMI for life has been touch and go. When born, oeeordlng to head . nurs.e Vtrgtnla Meelkalskt, Linda s ZL utql J03UOf BII!AII Jo •oou•q• hours Were one In a tl'lousand. After that. \he nurse \aid, N!W ARRIVAL Linda's ehmees wen only 110-80 llr. and Mrs. J. P. Souer of Pl. until ahe waa given a blood Pleaaant are announcing the birth tranofU!Ion when she was 45 of o doughier, Cbarmano Kay, on dayo dld Tuesday a llolzer 1108\>llol. Grand · paron!• are ~r. and Mn. .Allier! Nurse ileeikllakl sold 111hen Sauer or Point Pleasant and Mr. the· tiny gi11 was ~Mri, the preand Mrs. Curtis Johnson Roils~. mal•re ward. didn't· even have M¥•. Eita lioton Is • great ;rind- diapers to Ill.. Slie ltaf tao sri\~11. mother. But_ no•~ t•nda .wears tht lmy • --~ . diat¥r untfotm ol the otMr pr<!FRlDA.Y Md?.ING , fnatu~ bibles In the ward and The Hoek SJ>rlng~·&t!t• Jleq!o/t· gives a ~ood account of hhself stratton Worlr Club ."111 Jlle~t 6t wKen It eo111es to nlfaiUme. thq, Granfe Rail, Frtdey, Odob6r~ ·· · ·. . 18 lrom · 0 a. Ill. to S p. Ill. Arti A"LI IUT~II PROJICT apd deslgq' will be th~ topic l~r , Eht~rllo EUB f~uicb Is mak· the day. Tho•e attending m , Apple Bu!ter '!'h•rtdtl', Oetliquested to take a satk lunch and r 2l Atb'olle desirlnlt to ordel their own drink. m11 elrll· 918-Y ~ 1148-X. County, Lucas NESTLES CHOCOLATl .ITS .. ·· .. ·· "· ·· ····· ·.. ·· · · ·· ··· 2 pkgs. 45c SWER IllER PUMPliN · ··· ··· ··· ·· ··· ·· ·· · ·· ·· 2 No. 2Y} cans 35c ZESTA SODA CRAdCOS · ··· ·········...... ············ · I lb. 27c "' · ~,b~ tOMMm&E CALL.II, · A mtetlng qf all eomntl.ttees fcir the Central PTA Ha.Uoween 'Wty has boen called by the Jirellldept, ~fn. C. F. Tompkins . for Fr!4iiY, October 18 at 3:30 p. m. All menl· bers of the eommltteea are urged to attend. . In tmeinnall on NOI'IMrll Keli· tueky school Dlllclals laid mote than io thousand puplli wiiti mi~ shig from cia""· Only one ldenilfloble ease of Asian flu has oeeurred ln Clncln· nati, h.,wever, as stnte h<!alth au· thorllle• in Columbus eontlnue to teo! throat woshtngs. Ohio h10 recoFded 24 ca1es of the Asian atrain and 6U total In· fluenaa mes. Three were leporl· ed Tuesday. State laboratory teehl\lclalls al· so ehecked throat W80hlngo from Zanesville, !!owllng Cheese 1\IILWAUKEE, Wis. UP-A be'loved .to be tbe smallest ever born ah" in the United Stat~s. Is gainin& wel~hl st.. dily In her lneubalor home al Sl. 1oseph's llospltol hm. · Linda Marie Wi/!thf8ter wci&b· ·~· only 'j7'i\ ounces wlien born July 31. Todny she ll'l'iglls two pound•. t~l· (Contlnuo4 Fram ,.,. Olio\ "' 10, who died lilt Friday, and Eidde Herron, 23, who died Oct. 2. Anothet doath, Norman Ruben· stein, 14. liellefal~e Cbilren's Home, Shaker Jlelil!t•: 11 bolleve.i to have resulted ft61& tlle Aslun infiuenza. ' sehdola 1t ookwood In rauld· 1 1ng county, al\d in MansfleW have been e!OBid until the fits! of the w..k. _ LOHG H()RN CREAM .READY TO Elf .w sMAHft HAU ., .... ( J will d11y Fin Deaths · :~ ib. .. ~" ~ Daily Sentinel . Smallest Baby . .~Uy srnUnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, o.;Oc~~:-195_7. , ·Daybook., 1: · Winning,&~tttlr · TE.LEVISION GUIDE PTA MEETING . T s AI'lVe . ' ·sA If ...,., C'ha . Chester PTA meet Mon· 0 tay w ' 13 evening, Oetober ot the . . .ft6, -I'T . ' nn.e ~ ••• • ···- .BUI.8S Plant Dt)W, .• . : . .n arwiin Red, Pink, Yellow, and Mixed . Pkg. · · · or 12. . . 75 Winners Last Week ···· 75 More This Week ··· · I M~~~ ~ ~~m · ; . Cracker Ja~ks ··· ···.. · · · 4 Pkgs. 2$c ~ Premium Crackers ······· · · 1lb. Box 25c I Calllpftre'- Ee!Jnomjflox ·• · , · ~ S&a:tetnumn · · · · MarshmtUows · ·.·:··· '4 1,4 lb. Pkgs. 3Sc · Chocolate Cookie• · ····· ····· ·····.Pkg. 29c I / Rev. toto loft lind ·where dauahttr and Mrs. Jall\el family; Oo · and 5 a their honor. 401h wedding Capt. Harr)' lngton, layman terlan Church pulpit •I the ,;d;iat~F~'ilbori" Sunday morniDI . . Mrt. Davfd Roulh 1M · ·Jltl.. Wendt\\ RoUJh of BJ-•11 Nlr,l Tuetiby with Mn. Claui,, llorjt. Mra. J. L. Caito le,lptlldiJit I few. days with her •iltlt, ·. .l6t. .Ciaudf Darst. · i �I ' ., •', . ' ! ' ' . ' I I ' ' "I :> / ,• ' ~ .,· ,. '. '·! • " .••· \ ' ' 'l.o' • . ' ' f,JOJ)~ ~nt!Jiei, fopler~w~t~ri; ~.• ~ .. ,~t)fb ~· ~· ·~.. . ~ fl ; . a c e:dp; ' ' ' '· - ,.1 · - • ' . . ' • ' . ' ' #~~-Jt:illiliftJt~~ I •' ~ .. ' ' - ' -~ • I • !lj I J•,i'.i I !tiltllle~ ?oiiieioo1·HI4dl•port, o.,oet.1'7, tm-t. ~ ( ... ALL IJrf iN THIS AD.is EVANS SUP~It tRIM SWIPf'S PIEMIUM DOUBLE A .. \ ' ' au'ihep,-... w,._ wnf ,. eOMI AND 8t:lfl-lohnltt Del Molitt, tfjt ilfttt fltiw.wttll tilt . . SAVh4&S 'AHI QUAiiiTv te EVANS SUPIR MARiU11an~llal HD-tiPo lt'l i 'SPle&M; · IALI ~I: ,Out ~"triti ~· in tho famoua national br~lid that trult fot~allty and goodMt, So fl¥e ,.,. your budtet a bit bant thla w11k ai'lchtoch; 011 ffilft DIL . . SPECIAU, . . ·. Aftll• tftt other pat• w4 hiVe thttld iookf,_ tlluhuck wa,on who kliowa ·that you calt't hat ~~~ Sl,IR TRIM MtA'?I ~~tn yo~ put ~VANS SUP.ER 'TRIM IIIPflt~llil thi rant~ you'.t,~iillt~ ,~THI lEST, liE. Wn'if_THI.lit TRIM Ol toUA Mb~ EY IACte , •·!W~tr ydil wan. hr~ yoeat ,,_._.,. .. or Jtiri buy ' ~,~·~·~''' Hill Wllk ·~ANS mak••lt poialitt, "' jil tt ttt loth flllt ~l~IVM qutllty, IVANW' IVP~.I~fliM, an4tri61fft anlilt ''leta. Sttclt. yout ftt..tr with a FRE~21R PLAN ,., cht.. to ,ulr Will 11iJi •• o Take fiitt '-•f hom• and wrep It At thi 4111ntitita that .fdur familf ....,.. An• witlaaU ef thla '" ''•o have,flit week-In 111d ~It.:tilt pluualut.-f IVANS . · ' · -· ' ~ ' ' \ I swan '3 ~~.¥'s·A·VIN'G's. . I . · ., ·:: ' . · ·. . . · LOW, LOW , .,.:·· SU~IR. TRIM;Pile.. ~tl. .. . t ·1.·H ORI.N ITAMitf· . ·.. ·. ' Llt.Oily·.· . • .. •• ... . . .· ·c. ' PLAN CHUCK ROAST o·· ...... 15 •·· ROUND STEAK ..... ;o7;·· .10 ... . . SIRLOIN STIAK ... ~ ... ·;.. 5... · Ill ROAST .....·........... 5 .... ARM ROAST .............. 5 .... Olin c••~tt Jilt GROUND .iiEF . 10 ... ·- _j,. ' .' ... ' ~·e•uM. ~izE, ••••zia 7 . . •. ; ••. SJH~d~1(olnr .... lfj ' •r. ~- ' • Jer .··~· ~ . I~ICID OR HALVES IN HEAV.Y SYRUP '. ~· .: ' ' ' . No, JOJ cen 21¢ PuMi;IN 23¢ No. 303 Jar 2 ~. 37- 2 2Va cent . 47~ 2 No. JOJ ~·fti . · No. JOJ e111 37~ • . ·: .. .. . GaM . , Nt. JOG Cn .... o . . • larly Dtl Monte PRutlij¥tcE 1:PIIEA;,trJulcE ORANGE JUICI · ~ :~~~~;:~ DRINK 34• I ..~-~~lillie . aI, 44... ... . as- .,. ,..... ··ARM ROAST ~..~~0 5 GROUND BIE:F.....................30 .. .BOILING 'IIIF·. . . ,. . ."............ 9 ' •• . 46 .. ... ' . ...•~_ ' ' . lbs. lb•• lbs. · fGTAI. ,IUMIER.OF POdiDS 180 l•s. .......... . GIAPEFIUIT dUlCE. lbs. 100 POIIDS OF IB FOI OlllY RII~-RO.ST . ~ ..... .':. ~ ...........,... ~..... 5 lb•• 3•;· T, , • ............ ; .......... ····-······*~············ . 46 ••. ••• ~ $29.00 SIRLOI'N·STEAK .. ~ ..... ~.........;. 6 lb•• . le.303 .. •. ... 31 ¢ . ._ROUND :JTEAI( .....;. ,,.~,..~~..:15 CREAM ITYLE OR WHOLE GRAIN GOLDEN hi Mttttt . '• ·• .·. CHUCK RO.AST.............;:.....30 lbi. ....,•..••••...•..... · · ·PICKLED··&~.,s hr.d huy fur fre~nc r owners! POUNDS . tiiii1S· WHAT .YOU ~ t·rf: .. · can GREE~eit· ,· ' 50 Pllll. AIOIAL Pll(l of•ly 'At•• (llmlly Allow StveraJ ....... . 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JOG Cn .... o . . • larly Dtl Monte PRutlij¥tcE 1:PIIEA;,trJulcE ORANGE JUICI · ~ :~~~~;:~ DRINK 34• I ..~-~~lillie . aI, 44... ... . as- .,. ,..... ··ARM ROAST ~..~~0 5 GROUND BIE:F.....................30 .. .BOILING 'IIIF·. . . ,. . ."............ 9 ' •• . 46 .. ... ' . ...•~_ ' ' . lbs. lb•• lbs. · fGTAI. ,IUMIER.OF POdiDS 180 l•s. .......... . GIAPEFIUIT dUlCE. lbs. 100 POIIDS OF IB FOI OlllY RII~-RO.ST . ~ ..... .':. ~ ...........,... ~..... 5 lb•• 3•;· T, , • ............ ; .......... ····-······*~············ . 46 ••. ••• ~ $29.00 SIRLOI'N·STEAK .. ~ ..... ~.........;. 6 lb•• . le.303 .. •. ... 31 ¢ . ._ROUND :JTEAI( .....;. ,,.~,..~~..:15 CREAM ITYLE OR WHOLE GRAIN GOLDEN hi Mttttt . '• ·• .·. CHUCK RO.AST.............;:.....30 lbi. ....,•..••••...•..... · · ·PICKLED··&~.,s hr.d huy fur fre~nc r owners! POUNDS . tiiii1S· WHAT .YOU ~ t·rf: .. · can GREE~eit· ,· ' 50 Pllll. AIOIAL Pll(l of•ly 'At•• (llmlly Allow StveraJ ....... . Afttr Order Is Placell.) ~ ~--------------~~ 611 #1411111 . CAtSUP -~ 27¢. 2 ,•.•. ...;... 35'. ', ;'I' 48 ot . Cll ...................... TE CHERRIES .........:~:·.Slc ·· .. • . . . . . . o· Z~: 2Je · .TAIL' ' ;,·:.~ 15e iiEHEI)ItAlY' ~;· t·.~ 111 . .... 1..:. ·I· ~ ·~···•_ti . , ..... " · NJtr· COli ..'...... 2~:· 25c GIEEIIEAII ....~ 2~: t7t ·· ;. .... I ........... ' ,.... un- ' .IIUUIOR .-~.1'!.411 •••••••• •• •••••• •• •••: ciA KILLOGO'I ..... ........ . . . . ... ... r-•··•.•••t • • lilt lliwiM ... lf••llll.-; o o 0 •••••• ·' " ..._........ IIIIa d1l,;: Ill ill: .. ' .... ,..... ,, ' , .Tt: . ...... .... ,,.,.. Fllktl ''::. ----------_.----~----.-~--~~~~~ Rllso - -· .. . . . --~ 2.... 17• ········ · ···~··· ·. RIISO ; BLUE ........ ';·t._l7o _q ' SURF ' I ] ' ·I I I I I I 0 t ' t I I :._. . '"'f'6 t... 111' I J I f .. I.-RUE ·· ·.········· --~--- ,, ' flU-·- ~ -- Cit z.:- .· .... ,.. ! 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Snuth nen y I lrC to m•ke reservations not football tame between MI. Union Ia son and • dauthler attendlna -----:-HeathMethodist Class 12 Circle A progrzm was preocnled by M t' H eld . 1: tdenl, later lh~n October 20. The quart- and Ollerbein, wllb Otterbein Ute Otlerb~ln, wao named "Father of !llrs Bernard F 111 Mrs Clyde Opha Off,ll. program chatr· ee mg s e lerly Guild meelm& to be held on wmner. the Day" and rseelved a plaeque, Iarell: 14ra. Wlllla~ i:venon OfwscsMeetl.ng Held Wednesday Mrs man consutmg of a group of The Friendly Circle of the Fed· October 30 wao also announeed. . lnacrlbed wilh thole worda. - 'l· . ·, ti-DIIIY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0;, Oct. 17, 1~57 Class 12 Circle of lbe w.s.c.s. of Heath Methodist Church met Wednesday evening ati the home of Mrs James Criswell and voted to pledge $150 for the tbu.rch budget for the year with $50 to be paid lit once Mrs Hany Chesher, president. welco~ed the members and guests the Rev C. R. Kon· tright and s~m, David, and Mrs. H T Ib.ll · M~s c E Young, program. chair· man. has purchased a film stnp, "Amba 5sador For Christ", the f Paul's missionary work t !I ory o ' and this wa<> flhOWil by David Konkright after 8 prayer by ,Mr. Kon· kright. Mn. Young presented the film strip tu the Sunday School Film Librllry. Mrs Noah na. skins substituted · · as progrBm chalrman .for Mr~; C. M. Henncs.'ly an~ r~vlcwed The f:ilory of Method 15m by Hartzell orated Ch~rch met Tueoday even· ing in the church social room l"ilh 'Miss Erma Smith, VtCA prestdent. presidmg Spence whteh was published m 1 ,on ·, b the third grade under the Sept 17. 1957. tssue of Look I he g dll~llon of Mrs. Eleanor During the bustncss meehn~ ZeiiJer, music mstructor. Mrs Mrs. Buford Enst rcporte~ o~ the J J Da \ ~~. Middleport, showed l The World Community Day ;*bleb Iwtll be held at the Syracuse Pres· bytertan Church November 1 was At halftone, the Otterbein Col- , " , , and Mrs. Bernard Krinke are Otterbein s first Dalila Day' bitslneoa vlsllora in Columbus various aeledtons proved to be moat aucceaaful with .,odi)'. !~ge ,band played a salute . to Dad , wina !(nnounced bv Mrs Thomas Young. 1 , a . sltrlr.s 01 the Carttbcan anti sale of stahonary cngravc,t for I Mu. PhtJ Globokar and Mrs. ,, · picture or the churrh Mu; E\crett h of the children I Devotions led by Miss Mary VIr· Robert Roberts reported on a 1. Davis announced Ihe Hum mage 5ll ~ p t:a.H~~ nc land A gift was ginia Reibel opened the meeting family In need and a contribu\ion Sale to be held Octobc.r 24 25 at ' :l' ::nt~~ to~ ~ir! Davis and IThe program was pre~nled by of $10.00 was voted sent them. I , the bulldmg formerly occuJIIed by P f 1Mrs Thomas Young using for her The annual Chnsmaa party was the Dutton Drug Store Any CO l_!- \Irs Ot utt d that Fathers· top1c, ''Our Friends, the Congre- announced for December 9 at the I I tr1but1ons to the sale, wh1ch IS It was ~nn~nch d t the J eahonal Chnsttans" A skit on the Martm Restaurant w1th Mrs. Mike sponsored by the )tcKa)-Mt!ler Night wo;J d , 0 se~~c aotluek topic was pr<'sented by M~s. Mar- Simmons, Mrs Carl Billkam and j Sorry Cl~rl~, rna)' be brou~ht to ~he November m_ectmg a a P • v1n Burt, Mt~s Eltzabet~ Fack, Mrs M1ss Reibel a~ Lhe planning com-~ buddmg Thursday ar_tcrno~n . 1 he danner at 6:.;~ p. 01 . would be Donald Lan nmg and Miss Reibel. 1 mHtee, Rummage Sale comm1ttec mcludcs served honormg the fathers. A Mrs Waldo J . Bar"dls gave a I Th . t. 'It to inconvenlellce you, 6ut . M . I aw.ard WI·u be given the bric . f resume . commJ and ee elec· pre- ~ .Mrs. D~ avts, .rs. II ar old . Wood . spec !a of thc. merger of th e ISe ntede nomm<o a slate ofmgofficers gerd, ,..rs. David Ents:nmg~~· _Mrs. room having the most fathers E&R and Congr_cgatJOnal Churches . tion will be held al the November Improvements moke it necessary W. W. Ha~cs Mrs. Nu~lt llaskms. present. . .held re~ntly m Cleveland. The 117 meeting. Christmas cards The mel!tmg .closed "''th a prayer At the close of the mcct1.ng altar guild for tile month of Nov- whlch arc being sold by the Fed· by Mr. Konknght. !refreshment~ were ,'jervcd wtth ember are Mrs. Burt, Mrs. George crated Circle as a money making for uslo interrupteledric ~I (' . II I the Laure· I Cliff group as hostess· Hobstctter &nd Mrs. James Clat- 1project were on display I Ho8tcsscs were ,· rs. mwe , I , th · ; Mrs. James Simpson Mr~. Eurl l'S. ~··- __ _ _ _ _ wor Y· j At the cloF-t' of the meeting a 1ervict briefly, Knight, "Yir. Glen Lambert, Mrs. Members of the Circle who plan de~sert course was sene~d. by the Thomes Riley and Mrs John Kelch- I to attend the Columbus Regional hostesses, Mr. Dayton Phllhp, Mrs. ka Th(;y served a dessert course I Hoy Mayer alld Mr. Donald Hauck. 5 ,.-the members "'dgucsls With the IWO candidate!. Mrs. Chesher prtsldmg at the A drill honoring Mrs. Clelanfl silver corr" serviCe .. t·au flowers was give n hy the members of th• were arranged lrl a J:1ck·O·lalllern council who presented her with and orange tapers lighted the Margaret C. Kistler or _l..ognn. red roses and handkerchief~. Q If $ If refreshment table which was COY- district deputy conducted m•pec· Bernice Ridenour in behalf of Mn. Paul Zirkle entertained ered wilh a l'a rk green cloth. tion of Chester Council Daugh· the council presented her with a with a party recently honoring her ters or America, at their regular gift. Mrs. Cleland in behalf of Twl) Meigll County college girls daughter, Diana, on her tenth rn<'cting Tuesday evenin g, with the council presented Mrs. Kist- played hostesses to their fathers To Our Customers Ia the Mlddleport-Pomeroy-Cheslllre Vlllaces birthday. IS F~ther Hayes, councilor, presid- lcr with a gift. al Otterbein College, Westerville,, Games were played and prizes • ing. At the close of the meeting re- Ohio, Saturday, when Dad'a Day awarded to Agnes Brinker and I freshmen Is were mved to 48 was observed. Carol Dcnm5. Heporll~li ill were EIID Hannum members and 11 guests including The two were Carol Salser,: :0() After the ~.onorod guest opc~ed Violet Hili and G,oldie Wolfe. two from Logan, one from Ncl· freshman, doughier of Grover Sal· I her gifts, rcfrel\hmcnts of ICC . .. • · Stille officers rectiverl were so nvllle and eight from Pomeroy ser of near Racine, and Janet i~ or?er .to mak~. t~e necessary changes in our distribution station and to Improve our cream, <1ecoratcd birthday cake, Mrs. lreorge tltnrrh<:r, P.re~l- \frs Kistler, district depl.ltY; Lu· chl'pE, kool aid and Hallow.· (\{'nl, prc.~ idcd when the Sail~· t 5t t A cake walk was held with &sit• Christy, sophomore, daughter of 11 dJStrJbuhon facJIJtles and add to your enjoyment of "ElectricaUy Living." Po •·to w h P'l' ' . . 1 · g cil le B. Hawkins, pas a c counWarner, winning t~e cake. Garrett Christy, formerly of Tup. 1 1 ~~~~~~-u~~mCIIPOIYCVIWnCi~;~li~~~~ ~=~=--~=~==~=~~~~~=======================~=======~ Zirkle assisted by Mrs. Chester at the school. Nelsonville council and Erma -- - Zirkle. The Lor~· s Pr:~ yC'r in unison Cleland. deputy of Chester counPresent were Carol Dennis, opened thr mcrung..1ftrr which dl. Ch.rlenc and Terry Hyse11, Bren· the mPmb ers or 'lw Salisbur~· Two applicant~. Betty and Eli· da and Diana Lee, Patly Lou and Board or F.rlui' Uion. 0. 0. !'at tabcth Ross, were accepted for Linda ow~ns, Agnes and Rita terson , county superintendent membership and were initiated Brinker, Darlene Romine, Connie and Robert B1>wen. <'nlmt y clr- with Kathryn Hayman serving as Cheadle and Diana and Butch mentary su pt·rvisor wen· intrr,. counci lor and Elizabeth Hayes as Zirkle. · rtue<•d. ~: l don W t•<·k ~ . r lcrk r£ the bo;1rd , f•)(plainerl tht• new (ivr! captain of the degree tcaJn. The council was complimented UOOU IEOI'I OF 'IIIE WUI mill operatin ~4 lt·vy ror thf' eWIS.. On c;ehools and the m•t'l' <.;s ity of its un the ir work and given a good ~ radc by thf' clrputy. Mrs. Kistler Milk Gra~ possage "I thr· NnVl'mher eli·•· · announcer! a ·•noojler meetinr." lion . It w~s vnt1•d lo -. pnnsor th1• Equal parts of Chicken Grease whif'h will t,e held in Logan on 1tlvcrtising for t!ti .~ ll'\'y. and Flour. Add flour to fat. lnQ S Mrs. Anni ' l'h,•lps .r ,· n·nd lhP Thursday evening. Nov. 14 &nd Thin with milk to desired Mrs. Campbell Harper, prcsi · report of tht· Sl' lTI'I tu·v itnd Mr!! urged all member ~ to attcml. thickness, stirring constontly. dent of the Auxiliary of t11c 1.1~' John Sar~~t>nl. llw rq10r: n£ l.ht~ ihe nbw announcl'd the DlKtrlcl Season to toste with salt ond "gitm, presided when they met trta~urrr . ~h~. Fn·da Bnll, Mrs. Hally which will he held In pepper. Add a dash of garlic Monrlay ut the hOme of Mr~ Maxine Anlllltl and 1\"lrs. Law· Tu.ppcrs Plains on April 17 wilh salt U desired. Bring to boil Edith Luckadoo, Rutland. Assist- renee Smilh wt' rt' naml•d as n Forest Hose council as hr11il .:. lng hostrs.'!C~ were Mr~. Gcrtrudt' commlltec to l't'Wri .t· the hy-laws. Brief t.alks wrre given hy Mr11 Butler . Mr11. Naomi Bentley and It was ;1gr1•1'd lo ha vt• 11 Hall n- Forhl'fi, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Caddie Wirkh:am. Mr~. rl r>h nrl Anrl Mrs. Emma Bland. ween tlartv ut the 'idtool on trr i· Mrs. Butler gave a rt'port of day, Odnlwr 25 ;111rl ;1 pl:111nin·1 Welcome To The thf fo~iill Co nference of the 1.1'- meeting (:;r lht• Jl:lrl y wa ~ r:~ll ~tl Mion Aux lll arl<'l wt\if!h wal held for Frida y. Odnlll.'t' IR. at I :iU p Ju11t week In Athen!l and was m. at tht• sl'hou l. i\11 n :c mbtr~ • • • • eivcn a risin-g vole or thanks for were un!r•d to al lt•rl'l. her report. Mrs. Harper and Mr.s. Mrs. WitlhLm ""rtd <; re s l~n rU Mualc Frldey & Stturdty Nlghtl Sunday Aftwnoon C. R. Youn,~t abo gave hrief talks · as ~jlairl"l!ln of lhl' 1tm1ng room and Nltht on the cnnh·rencc highllghtM ... "OOrMnil\!'c for dinn1 ·1\ orul Mr11 . '>"PIIN ...._,.,_,_ 'llo, ooD • . Memhl'r!l of the Aux.lliary will w. [l:l vis ultll .\lrs Gc111'·~c attcnrl lhfl wouh!p !lcrvices AI Brothers "wne nnm(•J In fill thr and the tho ~~~- Moriah Boptisl t:hurth vaeanry . School "'''·' was giveu "!t1 I We' II Hurry l I I , 1 I I .. I Chester Dof A Inspection Is Held On Tuesday Diona ZirkIe I Honor Guest At B' thd ay porty M • c ty ounI ce1gs IIege G" Host To Fathers S 1. b PTA a uryI H ld Meeh ng s e Tuesday Evening ELECTRIC POWER WILL BE OFF· From 6:00A.M. to 7 A.M. on Sunday, Oct. 20, 1957 L · M 1ey Post Auxl.ll"ary Mee t . 1 Held Whole Lb. Cll·Up •• 33c WONDER BAR n. Racorn Sliced Bacon 53¢ lb. Pork Sausage ..... ....... ...... ". ' .. 39- Eddie fife Shady Valley 8oys In n bflfll' on Novc-rnhcr 3. Mr~. by Mr ~ . Lilih1n S1rt1t h w)ll) Ill! OHcar lla.rduway i ~ a new mem- n'ounct•tl lh ill S('lwol wou!il IH' Situated 3 Miles ber of lhc Auxiliary. The next fli.~mis sed flJr llw II'IH'hi•r.~ to H' · \ Below Middleport meeting 'Hill he held at the home tcn"d,~i:hr:_:S':"':_:Ih:":":_I~u::_hi:_:"_::E::'":"::'II:"';·',;:=::;::::;=:::===:::;--' o( Mn. Allen Hampton . r A rhickC'n lunch Wll!i served ht• the Angelo Reinhart Is Honored With Birthday Party Little Min Angela Reinhart waM r•rentl)' honored with a birthday party at her hontc on Union Ave. The table wu decorated with crepe paper ~tnd balloons and was centered with 1 larA• birthday cakr. Game" were played IIIler wblt'h Angela opened her many giltl. Refre1hmcnh were served to Marlyn Brown. Linda Ruoe. Jo< Welker, DaMy Houdashell. Am) ind Donny lfouoton, Cheryl 'Ed warda, Zana Thamu, Ricky r.aul Dennis Reinhart, Mn. Ralph Welk er, MrR. Danald Houdaahelt, Mn. Rirhard Rupe, Mn. Richerd Gaul, }ln. Edgar rhoml!. Mn. Paul HoU· aton anrl the hoateues Mn. Wtlliam Reinhart, Mn. Clyde Brown and Mro. Robert Roiohart Sending ~if• but unablo to at< tend wert Debra Ohlinger, Sharon I and J.lnda Roueh, Jcrrrcy Rnd TNry JDrwA, Mary T. Melera and Mr&. J. M. Thornton. No.~ cana Orated Martha SUITE · f'. l J Notices t,. 11••• I 8 • r.l (J9}Opportun' lt'IIS -- Legal Notice ••oo • I :ffi- I 7'4 0.. ~ f\ •••••••••••••••••••••••• '12) Cord Of Thanks k ,, I •. '-.:========== Rod I 19 14 6tc ,_,.,, Ol1k ' 8 R I Estate.Bro ker 14f Announcements --:; . (8b l Autol\"'rv'1'ces · r • "" _ _ 1l. H: RAWLINGS SONS CO.- Z4 bour Wrecker Service. Day p~~n<l u:J27. Night Phone tmiJ.X. 'DWGE. PLYMOUTH DEALEF.S 3 6 If ,_ -.,----.,------ __ _, Rabbit dog for sale. Sarob Turban, HarrisonviUe,,Ohio. 10 14 6tp . Collie ~___,--- 1'~-~-==~== --,-- ~ "'•to·._. Puppies. 7 weeks old. 1 (21) "'--! Males $1i.OO. Femsles $3.00. . TClMITES I!XTER.MINATID Keel t:;o '"' - Horace Abbott. Phone 954M. \For fl:ee ins~ection phJnpe S83·M . Farm, 248 acres on Shad.-e-R-1-ver-. 10·1ntc Gilmore Supply St•>re, omeroy. · ~. mile off RGute No. 7, jo!ils' . All work guara nteed. Fully inJli~h School on (II) Wan~ed To Buy sured. Vaughan's Industrial and 100 acres Bott•ID•.'· _ Resi let.tial Termite control SerPoled Hull Hereford call. 6 •.1onths vice. St ~ry~ ~· ~~ od,.,~ul M, Shuler, Port)and, Q. Phone 459. 10 14 3tp 1· water in WE' BUY f ga.. available. Rtnson '141 wg Failing Health. Stanlcv !niUCTURAL I BIAMI I Gibbs, Long Bottom, Route No. Garage for rent on Meehanic St., 2. ' lll-3-6llp KRAP IRON MET ALl neor Mulberry Ave. Call 111-M. 10 16 3tc I I forRent I I I ::,:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::=.,II Phone 62&11-X. Ill'~~~~~;;;;~~~~ r .. IImPIII!• a;; ill~ Ill 116) For Rent or Selle Cit~ Treats~·~ 399 FOR SALE R. 'C. Gilmore , Spon-o7f.-1)1-u;-lea-.--:-AI;-so-h7Y.' Harri~, Reedsville. Phone Coo~ ville 3716. lll-17-3tp I 17 l Help Wonted FEMALE: Eltperlenced beautician lull or part time. Steady work. $tO weekly plua commtsaton. Phone Gallipolis 1300. lill !Ute llll! ..... fl-. • AtntlllloMtf l'6itila. l'llalle G~J '*"'I GOtd CletD VIed can AU Mllea ud Modell BUY NOW! SAVE $100 to UOOO I, 2 alld 8 bedrooms, large stock, must got Bring your de· lin!s and your prpblenu, in t(lmorrow. TrY us, we're tn1 on the very lowest P"'slble terms. New and used. Tea wldlha, hut• ielectlon Free delivery, qulek, open 7 day a. ...trROPOLITAH WAVERLY MOilLE AUTO SALBS HOME SALES u. s. 23 south WAVERLf, OHIO Save Top Val• Stamps for.Free Christmas Cifts _. ' ' . .. 5 PIECF. ~yman Wlnesap..,n for ea1111t • p les· Ap SUITE Rutland 24023, fleJ .$299.00 iAKIR • :. fUib~ITURE till,...' "- Brlplell lililleperl ' I DINETTE On~ gas kitchen range Pops -;-. -.-..............-... ~- 39\ ·candv corn :..- :~. ••,....... 2.·tt.l "7' Beans ;';<-.-...-.'~ 259 Sack 0' · mi~s! VIe would like to thank· our relaAlso 3 piece living room su1t. lives and 4ricnds for their Contact Charles P~ples at 134 QUICK SERVICE on Watch ~ • sympathy artd f!ml offerings. South Filth Avenue, Mtddle< pairing by F•ctory Trained INAlso the Ewi>I!I Funeral Home, port or. phone 6061-M_2~ 17·3Ic watchmak.r, COLLINS -!EWElL· · uuwllllf !lev. Roy Dc•tcr, the singer,; Women's clothing. All good. ERS, PJm.roy. I 3 tl I~''URANCB AG£111CI and the pallbcorcrs for their coats, Jockets, Skh't•, suits< -..---.---.-.-:-...., ~11'1. Auteiltolllle, Hlillllll kind~ess at the death of AI, Slacks, Blouse., Dr""'' Sizes ,• bert Pears~n. ' Mrs. Albert 14 to ts. Millard osbornFYuolulerr.,0nltuAsW~rN Ltie. c::Om•a~l ..... Pe~r•on anH fanllly. 10-17·11P Keno. Call y u 5-3145. R James Marriner 10 17 31 . ' • 736 Ulatn sr. ICI "'no"',y:-,,-:-:bi-cy-cl:-e-.- .U:-s-ed;-"t-:m::-onth. Pomoroy, Ohio In MIDDUPORT1 OHIO Ham Shoot, Raeine Fianing Mil!, Phone Letart ,falls 2252, . Phone No1 121 - Allor 5 PM 61PHONEI .Sit Sundar Octbber 201b. 10 12 61c 10-!Htc I0-7·tf N1w Fur11ltu,. Stock up NoW for Hano...n Jellv :=..,.. "'• · I Room• bag itklliNtJittilfllillll' now but ,when they qet home · . they'll head alraight for the kitchu and bow!J of chili with crllpy HOLSUM toast. Hungry teena haw fun lizlng euy macb with fresh HOLSUM .imm i TRAILERS . <'' ' , nsuronc:e . Servlt'.is FOI ~-:~,~- ro ••It, 1elli. Mhtecl ... 1 rnu; DINETTE ICfCitltr 10 lb. Donna Hedrick's Tenth.Birthday Observed Oct. 16 OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Tuna ............2 39c ·Beans .......~...~~~. 4S' 8 2 C sse Flour_... ~~. ·.o:......':«!!•• MeaI.....~~!~.~'!'....J!I!r•• Krofer . S9C Nuts Cheese ...~:!~·a ~~~ 47' Nonh Bay Eleetrolu• Sweeper and Olarlnet I' - -.-L··-ht.hou;,:;.;;-; For Sale Call 3481 before 8 a. ' 1101e. 1g "' tlleport, 0., Oct.J7, 19~7-7 111 • or a(tet .* p. m. some cooKm~. fnqulle ponon10 16 Gtlc ally at V. D. F.dw<Ido, IIW 80YI size ll! reversible coat. BIIYS 1 Union Ave. or Phone t34. overcoat sl10 12. Cub scout uni- j 10-17·31c . Holcl~uarti~- lnrm, Bile 14. Call lli·M.. d Donna Marie Hedriok, dauchter lamionite Luggage - Lano Ceda·r 10 16 6tlc rurnllhed apartment lor reDt. A • ol Mr. and ~rs. Edward liedrlek. ---~" ulls only Contat!l:' M11 Oma Bulternul·av celebrated heJ' tenth Chests - LA.U Window ll'IDR- MatcMihg davenport and chair, gaB Montgomery, Ruclne, Ohio. ' Frlildaire Refrigerators. range, Billolol'l ru 11 , 12 x All 1 10 2 6tfc birthday with a party at her hotne Wednesday ~lternoo n. lakol Furniture, Mlddla!IOrt, Ohio in Mood condition. Phone 3122. ::.:-:--:-7-:-:-:-:--:-::4 29 II Members or the fourth or 10 16 4tp Ktlchen help. Must be experienc• __ ed in cooking and biking. Ap· the Sugar Ruil School wllo were Manley's Shoe Shop, 328 W. Sec· F'l t1ug. lnquit·e at Homer U•w-~ ply in person. Home Reolsurant. ~ueats were: Penny Hayes, ~~n ond St., Pomeroy, has not moved klns, Doud Man's curve, Rutland Middleport; Phone 6034·X. Hsyes, Eddie Hayea and Chuckle and does not plan movtne. Road. 10 18 3tp 10 14 6tc IIanna. /" 101631p ·- -- The Hedrick home was <!ocorat. . FOR Sj\LE - Apple•. ~Gi'llahd, ed In the Halloween theme and PUBI.\C AUCTION, Saturday, Oct. Ohio. Brln-. own containers. U$1nl$$ iloiloween favors were dlotrtbuted . 18 at 2 p. m. at brick house on SoE. Jolinson 10 5 Imop Games were played andtrefi-eJh, lem .Street, Rutland, Ohio. ---~ ments of cike, ice ~rea.m ahd soft Dining room sUite, kitchen cab- Used Electric r·ove $3MO; Coni _ _..:.,.::__ _ _ _ __ drinks were served by Mn. Hed· !net 2 gak heater1 rugs dresser Heatrola $20.""· 0" F11maco rdj:ler, · ovt>rst~ll;d. chair and ~on version l>ureau $t0.00. · SIIIALL WHOLESALE BUSINESS rick a1s!sted by her -11on, William. tsbl.e!,· curtains & rodl, bllndo, II Phone 8128,X. 10-7-fltl' Guoranteed Incom~ - Spare and Mrs. Joe Roc~well. · whielbar.row, 2 store counters. - .- - - Time. Men or wom~n to maP.· ott.hr articles too numerous to Good living room sutt lor sale. age ·small wholesale food pack· mentiOI:; Green cov~ring. Phone ~. aging business. No >elling. ac· It'oy Sriowdan, Owntr 10 2 6tfc count, established. lneom<• up NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ' ·t0 month to •tart on J.· D· DI'·- · AucHonHr Beagle . r~Loit dogo lor sale or .., P .' . , Executor 10 16 3tp trad~. Howard B. Stitt, Middle· profit shartng basis.. C'n l>e de· Eoltto of Cltmonl H. ~rch - · · I · 1 lit 1 R0b ' R00~ • volopcd 11110 full t1me. This Is PUBLIC SALE por · ' SliD · 'f a new way of merchandising n Dtctllld ~fte undersigned will offer for 2 6tlp nationally advertised item used , Notice is hereby given I •\ Paul sale at public ouction on Saturdsy _·- -' • .~ . dallg by millions. Produ•t sup· S. Smart whose Post Offill;, addthe 26th day of October, 1957, at Custom Buill Kitchen. Kitchen plied und backed by com pony . reu is Middl•port, Ohio, h• been .be re•idenee at ·the late Etta designed lor your home, Freel Can be handled in spare time. duly' appointed as Executor ~I the Wolf, deceaaed, located about one- estimates. Foreman & Abbolt. · E<pandin'g and now open:n, Estate of Clement H. Churc£ late. Phooe_ 621)1·Y. I 8 tl I new territories in this area. If ol Dared Meigs thi• County, hall mil e West of t"ne Raclne·Ba· ltlb Ohio, day 01decHstd. ()ciober, ahan Road and about four milas FOR SALE _ Ap lu . New H lou are sincerely intercst<J "' from Raeine l.n Sutton To'l(llship, n'Orchard Ne.: Ha~ea Pbon'4 poing into bn: .. t'!S, have $15'10 !057. John C. Bacon · I•ZIIIf Meigs ~ounty, Oblo, beginnlnll at 481!8 · ' · · cash to Invest (Secured) '"d Judge of the Probate Court, 2 10:00 o dock A M., the following · _ late model car an~ ready :o penoa•l prope!'ty: FOR SALE: one Lancl$tet deef . start, for eomplete de".tls ~lcigs Courity, OMo 17:_•:_ 24::.·_3-.::. 1·_31_•_ _ __ 2 bed! , sewing machine well jet pump wlth prmure write fully o( youtself •nd tn ·, :11~0 :_ 1 :_ lSOfa and 2 chairs quills com-) taQk and switch. A:li!ll' tm:tlft elude phone number Box ssnil tZO tl I I fori• & blankets plaslie j)lf.e, II! x W•; one ' C/o The Dally Senllhci 1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;!;;:;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., 2tables linens arehitert's dr&wing table, stool 10-17·1tp. 'I and tool! "One typewrlwr desk 1 ~-~-~- - - - · IIAX . WAID eurtain• · dishts 2 heatm eooking ute~stls 'and oae flllni cabinet, ~llle. (~OJBusiness russ . lamps ohe eleetrie tab\0 nw, oiio·wood :-:-~-~~·--::-::::::-::::;-=: and lllany otlttr itema. lathe, one &olid rlak aidebOutl, Have your caqnts, rug• and ttp~Mr L. P.oush, Administrato1 one "Whi!t!" ..Win& 111etfilne, hototery ' leaned by the modern AftO_I_ of i!ita Wolf, deeeased, antique. Phone Pomeroy 8111-J. cleaning metho~ wlih Aerated ~- .. Crit Bradford, Auctlon,eer. 10 2 81(< Dry Foam. Qlllckly and ecorit.'... - - " ' tlol 8, 15, 22, 3tc micaliy right in your oll>n L ...,. PM1tl1 11' 115 1 - - - - - - - - - -At a bargain you can't afford to home. work guaranteed, Call Two regll!tered,Holstein'buil calves from high producing dams. Burke breeding. N. G. Rose, Minersvill~;. ,Ohio. Phone 952·1\1, 10 15 3tp SI.ep;;;g ~ooms. Private bAth./ LadJes only. Mrs. Zana. Baxter. , . . 111 7 7 ,_... 2::-w:-he-e 1 tr-al::-ler---~'~"'t~o-n.-G::-ood con11Wi Mulberry Ave. 10 15 3tp . HOUSE, 5 ROOMS dition. $40.00. Elmer Bailey, Rt. 680, We.t of Durwin. 10 15 3tp 3 room house. -G-as-,c-lc-ct-ri-cit-y,-b-ot ~~~~~~~~~~-~~ and LARGE LOT IN water, bath. Wilbur Logan, Nay- - - · Pekingese Puppies. Mrs. Wood- tors Run, Pomeroy. 10 14 3tp RADlU & TELEVISION oERVICE, . POMEROY Phone 20Q. Cleland App liance , row Call, 732 Sycamore St., Store. 116 W. Maio St., Pomeroy Middleport, o. 10·6-121< Three room house on Rt 12t. Small Down Payment Syraruso. Contort S. R. llendr!x 2 23 tf Bulance Like Rent 1-M ,•nd M 6 ft. Dest: l- Inter< Syraeu'e 10-lll-Btp matlonal dioc 7 'it. - rubber 8 in. wide 50 ft. long; 2- Trailer spa<e. Heart of Middle- I" port. Get located before muddy CONCUTE fiLIOCI.Ill %: H. P. motOrs, heavy duty Phono 383-M Pomeroy ground hurts you. Phone 9263. Stanley Cibbs, Long Bottom, "'llld ..Iter For L...Route No. 2. 10·3-fitlp Edgar Reynolds, R~ynold's Dairy Store, Middleport, Ohio. QIUJSEB BLOCK CO. 10 2 8tle I Mlltt Norlh of ,..,..., For Rent - Extension Ladders, SCaffold Boards, 'lrop Clotbt. ... It; N. Clll Wm. , , _ , Cilnton Ftsber, Mtddleuort. . .... .,.1.,.. Sweet Peas. . .~=.~~. . . :~: 1oc ho!'ltC~II('! . ' ·' Dally Senllnel, 'Pomeroy••d · . _ . . u hltll ' . 5 · . ·t ftc ~ ,·, :_.uoottottauno'ii.toaniiltton• ' ..... .~ .·.· " ' 1. •.. : \ ··· ~c..,· · · · , · ·~:a ..: 2~ ,I Gol.den "ams · ,... CIII!J. · : • · ... , 3~ Pol. -" : Beans· ' ·············~·······•!'····ltfl!-•$,... i ·· · 5 Make it taste better... Serve it with,,, I .' . . ' ' ' .. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ·Ciullflower ~.......~.~~~J~,~~~i.,~l . I ~ . .i ' '..'). . ,,,.~·,.•.;." · ·' . ' . ' ·. • " .- ~' ; : . . .. -~~ /-'-~,.· ,.,.,. : • . �. I .· . ' lion n Athens The atterid f d d Ch urc h Iark fall workshop to be held In New· pen Plains. wblch were remlDIICelll of Dacl't lllllflatien turn1D1 out to ipend IA.::~c~anner' was aw:..ded to tb; e erate on Thursday, [>ctober 2t, were I After dining togelber at noon, Imoat memor,ble dlll'l· I the di1 with asoo or dalljhter, or luurth grade taught by Mrs. F ' dl c· I requested by !jiSS Ftck, Guild pres- the ~iris took their lathers to the Tlllll\lby Newlun, Wh9 lw belb both. Snuth nen y I lrC to m•ke reservations not football tame between MI. Union Ia son and • dauthler attendlna -----:-HeathMethodist Class 12 Circle A progrzm was preocnled by M t' H eld . 1: tdenl, later lh~n October 20. The quart- and Ollerbein, wllb Otterbein Ute Otlerb~ln, wao named "Father of !llrs Bernard F 111 Mrs Clyde Opha Off,ll. program chatr· ee mg s e lerly Guild meelm& to be held on wmner. the Day" and rseelved a plaeque, Iarell: 14ra. Wlllla~ i:venon OfwscsMeetl.ng Held Wednesday Mrs man consutmg of a group of The Friendly Circle of the Fed· October 30 wao also announeed. . lnacrlbed wilh thole worda. - 'l· . ·, ti-DIIIY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0;, Oct. 17, 1~57 Class 12 Circle of lbe w.s.c.s. of Heath Methodist Church met Wednesday evening ati the home of Mrs James Criswell and voted to pledge $150 for the tbu.rch budget for the year with $50 to be paid lit once Mrs Hany Chesher, president. welco~ed the members and guests the Rev C. R. Kon· tright and s~m, David, and Mrs. H T Ib.ll · M~s c E Young, program. chair· man. has purchased a film stnp, "Amba 5sador For Christ", the f Paul's missionary work t !I ory o ' and this wa<> flhOWil by David Konkright after 8 prayer by ,Mr. Kon· kright. Mn. Young presented the film strip tu the Sunday School Film Librllry. Mrs Noah na. skins substituted · · as progrBm chalrman .for Mr~; C. M. Henncs.'ly an~ r~vlcwed The f:ilory of Method 15m by Hartzell orated Ch~rch met Tueoday even· ing in the church social room l"ilh 'Miss Erma Smith, VtCA prestdent. presidmg Spence whteh was published m 1 ,on ·, b the third grade under the Sept 17. 1957. tssue of Look I he g dll~llon of Mrs. Eleanor During the bustncss meehn~ ZeiiJer, music mstructor. Mrs Mrs. Buford Enst rcporte~ o~ the J J Da \ ~~. Middleport, showed l The World Community Day ;*bleb Iwtll be held at the Syracuse Pres· bytertan Church November 1 was At halftone, the Otterbein Col- , " , , and Mrs. Bernard Krinke are Otterbein s first Dalila Day' bitslneoa vlsllora in Columbus various aeledtons proved to be moat aucceaaful with .,odi)'. !~ge ,band played a salute . to Dad , wina !(nnounced bv Mrs Thomas Young. 1 , a . sltrlr.s 01 the Carttbcan anti sale of stahonary cngravc,t for I Mu. PhtJ Globokar and Mrs. ,, · picture or the churrh Mu; E\crett h of the children I Devotions led by Miss Mary VIr· Robert Roberts reported on a 1. Davis announced Ihe Hum mage 5ll ~ p t:a.H~~ nc land A gift was ginia Reibel opened the meeting family In need and a contribu\ion Sale to be held Octobc.r 24 25 at ' :l' ::nt~~ to~ ~ir! Davis and IThe program was pre~nled by of $10.00 was voted sent them. I , the bulldmg formerly occuJIIed by P f 1Mrs Thomas Young using for her The annual Chnsmaa party was the Dutton Drug Store Any CO l_!- \Irs Ot utt d that Fathers· top1c, ''Our Friends, the Congre- announced for December 9 at the I I tr1but1ons to the sale, wh1ch IS It was ~nn~nch d t the J eahonal Chnsttans" A skit on the Martm Restaurant w1th Mrs. Mike sponsored by the )tcKa)-Mt!ler Night wo;J d , 0 se~~c aotluek topic was pr<'sented by M~s. Mar- Simmons, Mrs Carl Billkam and j Sorry Cl~rl~, rna)' be brou~ht to ~he November m_ectmg a a P • v1n Burt, Mt~s Eltzabet~ Fack, Mrs M1ss Reibel a~ Lhe planning com-~ buddmg Thursday ar_tcrno~n . 1 he danner at 6:.;~ p. 01 . would be Donald Lan nmg and Miss Reibel. 1 mHtee, Rummage Sale comm1ttec mcludcs served honormg the fathers. A Mrs Waldo J . Bar"dls gave a I Th . t. 'It to inconvenlellce you, 6ut . M . I aw.ard WI·u be given the bric . f resume . commJ and ee elec· pre- ~ .Mrs. D~ avts, .rs. II ar old . Wood . spec !a of thc. merger of th e ISe ntede nomm<o a slate ofmgofficers gerd, ,..rs. David Ents:nmg~~· _Mrs. room having the most fathers E&R and Congr_cgatJOnal Churches . tion will be held al the November Improvements moke it necessary W. W. Ha~cs Mrs. Nu~lt llaskms. present. . .held re~ntly m Cleveland. The 117 meeting. Christmas cards The mel!tmg .closed "''th a prayer At the close of the mcct1.ng altar guild for tile month of Nov- whlch arc being sold by the Fed· by Mr. Konknght. !refreshment~ were ,'jervcd wtth ember are Mrs. Burt, Mrs. George crated Circle as a money making for uslo interrupteledric ~I (' . II I the Laure· I Cliff group as hostess· Hobstctter &nd Mrs. James Clat- 1project were on display I Ho8tcsscs were ,· rs. mwe , I , th · ; Mrs. James Simpson Mr~. Eurl l'S. ~··- __ _ _ _ _ wor Y· j At the cloF-t' of the meeting a 1ervict briefly, Knight, "Yir. Glen Lambert, Mrs. Members of the Circle who plan de~sert course was sene~d. by the Thomes Riley and Mrs John Kelch- I to attend the Columbus Regional hostesses, Mr. Dayton Phllhp, Mrs. ka Th(;y served a dessert course I Hoy Mayer alld Mr. Donald Hauck. 5 ,.-the members "'dgucsls With the IWO candidate!. Mrs. Chesher prtsldmg at the A drill honoring Mrs. Clelanfl silver corr" serviCe .. t·au flowers was give n hy the members of th• were arranged lrl a J:1ck·O·lalllern council who presented her with and orange tapers lighted the Margaret C. Kistler or _l..ognn. red roses and handkerchief~. Q If $ If refreshment table which was COY- district deputy conducted m•pec· Bernice Ridenour in behalf of Mn. Paul Zirkle entertained ered wilh a l'a rk green cloth. tion of Chester Council Daugh· the council presented her with a with a party recently honoring her ters or America, at their regular gift. Mrs. Cleland in behalf of Twl) Meigll County college girls daughter, Diana, on her tenth rn<'cting Tuesday evenin g, with the council presented Mrs. Kist- played hostesses to their fathers To Our Customers Ia the Mlddleport-Pomeroy-Cheslllre Vlllaces birthday. IS F~ther Hayes, councilor, presid- lcr with a gift. al Otterbein College, Westerville,, Games were played and prizes • ing. At the close of the meeting re- Ohio, Saturday, when Dad'a Day awarded to Agnes Brinker and I freshmen Is were mved to 48 was observed. Carol Dcnm5. Heporll~li ill were EIID Hannum members and 11 guests including The two were Carol Salser,: :0() After the ~.onorod guest opc~ed Violet Hili and G,oldie Wolfe. two from Logan, one from Ncl· freshman, doughier of Grover Sal· I her gifts, rcfrel\hmcnts of ICC . .. • · Stille officers rectiverl were so nvllle and eight from Pomeroy ser of near Racine, and Janet i~ or?er .to mak~. t~e necessary changes in our distribution station and to Improve our cream, <1ecoratcd birthday cake, Mrs. lreorge tltnrrh<:r, P.re~l- \frs Kistler, district depl.ltY; Lu· chl'pE, kool aid and Hallow.· (\{'nl, prc.~ idcd when the Sail~· t 5t t A cake walk was held with &sit• Christy, sophomore, daughter of 11 dJStrJbuhon facJIJtles and add to your enjoyment of "ElectricaUy Living." Po •·to w h P'l' ' . . 1 · g cil le B. Hawkins, pas a c counWarner, winning t~e cake. Garrett Christy, formerly of Tup. 1 1 ~~~~~~-u~~mCIIPOIYCVIWnCi~;~li~~~~ ~=~=--~=~==~=~~~~~=======================~=======~ Zirkle assisted by Mrs. Chester at the school. Nelsonville council and Erma -- - Zirkle. The Lor~· s Pr:~ yC'r in unison Cleland. deputy of Chester counPresent were Carol Dennis, opened thr mcrung..1ftrr which dl. Ch.rlenc and Terry Hyse11, Bren· the mPmb ers or 'lw Salisbur~· Two applicant~. Betty and Eli· da and Diana Lee, Patly Lou and Board or F.rlui' Uion. 0. 0. !'at tabcth Ross, were accepted for Linda ow~ns, Agnes and Rita terson , county superintendent membership and were initiated Brinker, Darlene Romine, Connie and Robert B1>wen. <'nlmt y clr- with Kathryn Hayman serving as Cheadle and Diana and Butch mentary su pt·rvisor wen· intrr,. counci lor and Elizabeth Hayes as Zirkle. · rtue<•d. ~: l don W t•<·k ~ . r lcrk r£ the bo;1rd , f•)(plainerl tht• new (ivr! captain of the degree tcaJn. The council was complimented UOOU IEOI'I OF 'IIIE WUI mill operatin ~4 lt·vy ror thf' eWIS.. On c;ehools and the m•t'l' <.;s ity of its un the ir work and given a good ~ radc by thf' clrputy. Mrs. Kistler Milk Gra~ possage "I thr· NnVl'mher eli·•· · announcer! a ·•noojler meetinr." lion . It w~s vnt1•d lo -. pnnsor th1• Equal parts of Chicken Grease whif'h will t,e held in Logan on 1tlvcrtising for t!ti .~ ll'\'y. and Flour. Add flour to fat. lnQ S Mrs. Anni ' l'h,•lps .r ,· n·nd lhP Thursday evening. Nov. 14 &nd Thin with milk to desired Mrs. Campbell Harper, prcsi · report of tht· Sl' lTI'I tu·v itnd Mr!! urged all member ~ to attcml. thickness, stirring constontly. dent of the Auxiliary of t11c 1.1~' John Sar~~t>nl. llw rq10r: n£ l.ht~ ihe nbw announcl'd the DlKtrlcl Season to toste with salt ond "gitm, presided when they met trta~urrr . ~h~. Fn·da Bnll, Mrs. Hally which will he held In pepper. Add a dash of garlic Monrlay ut the hOme of Mr~ Maxine Anlllltl and 1\"lrs. Law· Tu.ppcrs Plains on April 17 wilh salt U desired. Bring to boil Edith Luckadoo, Rutland. Assist- renee Smilh wt' rt' naml•d as n Forest Hose council as hr11il .:. lng hostrs.'!C~ were Mr~. Gcrtrudt' commlltec to l't'Wri .t· the hy-laws. Brief t.alks wrre given hy Mr11 Butler . Mr11. Naomi Bentley and It was ;1gr1•1'd lo ha vt• 11 Hall n- Forhl'fi, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Caddie Wirkh:am. Mr~. rl r>h nrl Anrl Mrs. Emma Bland. ween tlartv ut the 'idtool on trr i· Mrs. Butler gave a rt'port of day, Odnlwr 25 ;111rl ;1 pl:111nin·1 Welcome To The thf fo~iill Co nference of the 1.1'- meeting (:;r lht• Jl:lrl y wa ~ r:~ll ~tl Mion Aux lll arl<'l wt\if!h wal held for Frida y. Odnlll.'t' IR. at I :iU p Ju11t week In Athen!l and was m. at tht• sl'hou l. i\11 n :c mbtr~ • • • • eivcn a risin-g vole or thanks for were un!r•d to al lt•rl'l. her report. Mrs. Harper and Mr.s. Mrs. WitlhLm ""rtd <; re s l~n rU Mualc Frldey & Stturdty Nlghtl Sunday Aftwnoon C. R. Youn,~t abo gave hrief talks · as ~jlairl"l!ln of lhl' 1tm1ng room and Nltht on the cnnh·rencc highllghtM ... "OOrMnil\!'c for dinn1 ·1\ orul Mr11 . '>"PIIN ...._,.,_,_ 'llo, ooD • . Memhl'r!l of the Aux.lliary will w. [l:l vis ultll .\lrs Gc111'·~c attcnrl lhfl wouh!p !lcrvices AI Brothers "wne nnm(•J In fill thr and the tho ~~~- Moriah Boptisl t:hurth vaeanry . School "'''·' was giveu "!t1 I We' II Hurry l I I , 1 I I .. I Chester Dof A Inspection Is Held On Tuesday Diona ZirkIe I Honor Guest At B' thd ay porty M • c ty ounI ce1gs IIege G" Host To Fathers S 1. b PTA a uryI H ld Meeh ng s e Tuesday Evening ELECTRIC POWER WILL BE OFF· From 6:00A.M. to 7 A.M. on Sunday, Oct. 20, 1957 L · M 1ey Post Auxl.ll"ary Mee t . 1 Held Whole Lb. Cll·Up •• 33c WONDER BAR n. Racorn Sliced Bacon 53¢ lb. Pork Sausage ..... ....... ...... ". ' .. 39- Eddie fife Shady Valley 8oys In n bflfll' on Novc-rnhcr 3. Mr~. by Mr ~ . Lilih1n S1rt1t h w)ll) Ill! OHcar lla.rduway i ~ a new mem- n'ounct•tl lh ill S('lwol wou!il IH' Situated 3 Miles ber of lhc Auxiliary. The next fli.~mis sed flJr llw II'IH'hi•r.~ to H' · \ Below Middleport meeting 'Hill he held at the home tcn"d,~i:hr:_:S':"':_:Ih:":":_I~u::_hi:_:"_::E::'":"::'II:"';·',;:=::;::::;=:::===:::;--' o( Mn. Allen Hampton . r A rhickC'n lunch Wll!i served ht• the Angelo Reinhart Is Honored With Birthday Party Little Min Angela Reinhart waM r•rentl)' honored with a birthday party at her hontc on Union Ave. The table wu decorated with crepe paper ~tnd balloons and was centered with 1 larA• birthday cakr. Game" were played IIIler wblt'h Angela opened her many giltl. Refre1hmcnh were served to Marlyn Brown. Linda Ruoe. Jo< Welker, DaMy Houdashell. Am) ind Donny lfouoton, Cheryl 'Ed warda, Zana Thamu, Ricky r.aul Dennis Reinhart, Mn. Ralph Welk er, MrR. Danald Houdaahelt, Mn. Rirhard Rupe, Mn. Richerd Gaul, }ln. Edgar rhoml!. Mn. Paul HoU· aton anrl the hoateues Mn. Wtlliam Reinhart, Mn. Clyde Brown and Mro. Robert Roiohart Sending ~if• but unablo to at< tend wert Debra Ohlinger, Sharon I and J.lnda Roueh, Jcrrrcy Rnd TNry JDrwA, Mary T. Melera and Mr&. J. M. Thornton. No.~ cana Orated Martha SUITE · f'. l J Notices t,. 11••• I 8 • r.l (J9}Opportun' lt'IIS -- Legal Notice ••oo • I :ffi- I 7'4 0.. ~ f\ •••••••••••••••••••••••• '12) Cord Of Thanks k ,, I •. '-.:========== Rod I 19 14 6tc ,_,.,, Ol1k ' 8 R I Estate.Bro ker 14f Announcements --:; . (8b l Autol\"'rv'1'ces · r • "" _ _ 1l. H: RAWLINGS SONS CO.- Z4 bour Wrecker Service. Day p~~n<l u:J27. Night Phone tmiJ.X. 'DWGE. PLYMOUTH DEALEF.S 3 6 If ,_ -.,----.,------ __ _, Rabbit dog for sale. Sarob Turban, HarrisonviUe,,Ohio. 10 14 6tp . Collie ~___,--- 1'~-~-==~== --,-- ~ "'•to·._. Puppies. 7 weeks old. 1 (21) "'--! Males $1i.OO. Femsles $3.00. . TClMITES I!XTER.MINATID Keel t:;o '"' - Horace Abbott. Phone 954M. \For fl:ee ins~ection phJnpe S83·M . Farm, 248 acres on Shad.-e-R-1-ver-. 10·1ntc Gilmore Supply St•>re, omeroy. · ~. mile off RGute No. 7, jo!ils' . All work guara nteed. Fully inJli~h School on (II) Wan~ed To Buy sured. Vaughan's Industrial and 100 acres Bott•ID•.'· _ Resi let.tial Termite control SerPoled Hull Hereford call. 6 •.1onths vice. St ~ry~ ~· ~~ od,.,~ul M, Shuler, Port)and, Q. Phone 459. 10 14 3tp 1· water in WE' BUY f ga.. available. Rtnson '141 wg Failing Health. Stanlcv !niUCTURAL I BIAMI I Gibbs, Long Bottom, Route No. Garage for rent on Meehanic St., 2. ' lll-3-6llp KRAP IRON MET ALl neor Mulberry Ave. Call 111-M. 10 16 3tc I I forRent I I I ::,:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::=.,II Phone 62&11-X. Ill'~~~~~;;;;~~~~ r .. IImPIII!• a;; ill~ Ill 116) For Rent or Selle Cit~ Treats~·~ 399 FOR SALE R. 'C. Gilmore , Spon-o7f.-1)1-u;-lea-.--:-AI;-so-h7Y.' Harri~, Reedsville. Phone Coo~ ville 3716. lll-17-3tp I 17 l Help Wonted FEMALE: Eltperlenced beautician lull or part time. Steady work. $tO weekly plua commtsaton. Phone Gallipolis 1300. lill !Ute llll! ..... fl-. • AtntlllloMtf l'6itila. l'llalle G~J '*"'I GOtd CletD VIed can AU Mllea ud Modell BUY NOW! SAVE $100 to UOOO I, 2 alld 8 bedrooms, large stock, must got Bring your de· lin!s and your prpblenu, in t(lmorrow. TrY us, we're tn1 on the very lowest P"'slble terms. New and used. Tea wldlha, hut• ielectlon Free delivery, qulek, open 7 day a. ...trROPOLITAH WAVERLY MOilLE AUTO SALBS HOME SALES u. s. 23 south WAVERLf, OHIO Save Top Val• Stamps for.Free Christmas Cifts _. ' ' . .. 5 PIECF. ~yman Wlnesap..,n for ea1111t • p les· Ap SUITE Rutland 24023, fleJ .$299.00 iAKIR • :. fUib~ITURE till,...' "- Brlplell lililleperl ' I DINETTE On~ gas kitchen range Pops -;-. -.-..............-... ~- 39\ ·candv corn :..- :~. ••,....... 2.·tt.l "7' Beans ;';<-.-...-.'~ 259 Sack 0' · mi~s! VIe would like to thank· our relaAlso 3 piece living room su1t. lives and 4ricnds for their Contact Charles P~ples at 134 QUICK SERVICE on Watch ~ • sympathy artd f!ml offerings. South Filth Avenue, Mtddle< pairing by F•ctory Trained INAlso the Ewi>I!I Funeral Home, port or. phone 6061-M_2~ 17·3Ic watchmak.r, COLLINS -!EWElL· · uuwllllf !lev. Roy Dc•tcr, the singer,; Women's clothing. All good. ERS, PJm.roy. I 3 tl I~''URANCB AG£111CI and the pallbcorcrs for their coats, Jockets, Skh't•, suits< -..---.---.-.-:-...., ~11'1. Auteiltolllle, Hlillllll kind~ess at the death of AI, Slacks, Blouse., Dr""'' Sizes ,• bert Pears~n. ' Mrs. Albert 14 to ts. Millard osbornFYuolulerr.,0nltuAsW~rN Ltie. c::Om•a~l ..... Pe~r•on anH fanllly. 10-17·11P Keno. Call y u 5-3145. R James Marriner 10 17 31 . ' • 736 Ulatn sr. ICI "'no"',y:-,,-:-:bi-cy-cl:-e-.- .U:-s-ed;-"t-:m::-onth. Pomoroy, Ohio In MIDDUPORT1 OHIO Ham Shoot, Raeine Fianing Mil!, Phone Letart ,falls 2252, . Phone No1 121 - Allor 5 PM 61PHONEI .Sit Sundar Octbber 201b. 10 12 61c 10-!Htc I0-7·tf N1w Fur11ltu,. Stock up NoW for Hano...n Jellv :=..,.. "'• · I Room• bag itklliNtJittilfllillll' now but ,when they qet home · . they'll head alraight for the kitchu and bow!J of chili with crllpy HOLSUM toast. Hungry teena haw fun lizlng euy macb with fresh HOLSUM .imm i TRAILERS . <'' ' , nsuronc:e . Servlt'.is FOI ~-:~,~- ro ••It, 1elli. Mhtecl ... 1 rnu; DINETTE ICfCitltr 10 lb. Donna Hedrick's Tenth.Birthday Observed Oct. 16 OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Tuna ............2 39c ·Beans .......~...~~~. 4S' 8 2 C sse Flour_... ~~. ·.o:......':«!!•• MeaI.....~~!~.~'!'....J!I!r•• Krofer . S9C Nuts Cheese ...~:!~·a ~~~ 47' Nonh Bay Eleetrolu• Sweeper and Olarlnet I' - -.-L··-ht.hou;,:;.;;-; For Sale Call 3481 before 8 a. ' 1101e. 1g "' tlleport, 0., Oct.J7, 19~7-7 111 • or a(tet .* p. m. some cooKm~. fnqulle ponon10 16 Gtlc ally at V. D. F.dw<Ido, IIW 80YI size ll! reversible coat. BIIYS 1 Union Ave. or Phone t34. overcoat sl10 12. Cub scout uni- j 10-17·31c . Holcl~uarti~- lnrm, Bile 14. Call lli·M.. d Donna Marie Hedriok, dauchter lamionite Luggage - Lano Ceda·r 10 16 6tlc rurnllhed apartment lor reDt. A • ol Mr. and ~rs. Edward liedrlek. ---~" ulls only Contat!l:' M11 Oma Bulternul·av celebrated heJ' tenth Chests - LA.U Window ll'IDR- MatcMihg davenport and chair, gaB Montgomery, Ruclne, Ohio. ' Frlildaire Refrigerators. range, Billolol'l ru 11 , 12 x All 1 10 2 6tfc birthday with a party at her hotne Wednesday ~lternoo n. lakol Furniture, Mlddla!IOrt, Ohio in Mood condition. Phone 3122. ::.:-:--:-7-:-:-:-:--:-::4 29 II Members or the fourth or 10 16 4tp Ktlchen help. Must be experienc• __ ed in cooking and biking. Ap· the Sugar Ruil School wllo were Manley's Shoe Shop, 328 W. Sec· F'l t1ug. lnquit·e at Homer U•w-~ ply in person. Home Reolsurant. ~ueats were: Penny Hayes, ~~n ond St., Pomeroy, has not moved klns, Doud Man's curve, Rutland Middleport; Phone 6034·X. Hsyes, Eddie Hayea and Chuckle and does not plan movtne. Road. 10 18 3tp 10 14 6tc IIanna. /" 101631p ·- -- The Hedrick home was <!ocorat. . FOR Sj\LE - Apple•. ~Gi'llahd, ed In the Halloween theme and PUBI.\C AUCTION, Saturday, Oct. Ohio. Brln-. own containers. U$1nl$$ iloiloween favors were dlotrtbuted . 18 at 2 p. m. at brick house on SoE. Jolinson 10 5 Imop Games were played andtrefi-eJh, lem .Street, Rutland, Ohio. ---~ ments of cike, ice ~rea.m ahd soft Dining room sUite, kitchen cab- Used Electric r·ove $3MO; Coni _ _..:.,.::__ _ _ _ __ drinks were served by Mn. Hed· !net 2 gak heater1 rugs dresser Heatrola $20.""· 0" F11maco rdj:ler, · ovt>rst~ll;d. chair and ~on version l>ureau $t0.00. · SIIIALL WHOLESALE BUSINESS rick a1s!sted by her -11on, William. tsbl.e!,· curtains & rodl, bllndo, II Phone 8128,X. 10-7-fltl' Guoranteed Incom~ - Spare and Mrs. Joe Roc~well. · whielbar.row, 2 store counters. - .- - - Time. Men or wom~n to maP.· ott.hr articles too numerous to Good living room sutt lor sale. age ·small wholesale food pack· mentiOI:; Green cov~ring. Phone ~. aging business. No >elling. ac· It'oy Sriowdan, Owntr 10 2 6tfc count, established. lneom<• up NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ' ·t0 month to •tart on J.· D· DI'·- · AucHonHr Beagle . r~Loit dogo lor sale or .., P .' . , Executor 10 16 3tp trad~. Howard B. Stitt, Middle· profit shartng basis.. C'n l>e de· Eoltto of Cltmonl H. ~rch - · · I · 1 lit 1 R0b ' R00~ • volopcd 11110 full t1me. This Is PUBLIC SALE por · ' SliD · 'f a new way of merchandising n Dtctllld ~fte undersigned will offer for 2 6tlp nationally advertised item used , Notice is hereby given I •\ Paul sale at public ouction on Saturdsy _·- -' • .~ . dallg by millions. Produ•t sup· S. Smart whose Post Offill;, addthe 26th day of October, 1957, at Custom Buill Kitchen. Kitchen plied und backed by com pony . reu is Middl•port, Ohio, h• been .be re•idenee at ·the late Etta designed lor your home, Freel Can be handled in spare time. duly' appointed as Executor ~I the Wolf, deceaaed, located about one- estimates. Foreman & Abbolt. · E<pandin'g and now open:n, Estate of Clement H. Churc£ late. Phooe_ 621)1·Y. I 8 tl I new territories in this area. If ol Dared Meigs thi• County, hall mil e West of t"ne Raclne·Ba· ltlb Ohio, day 01decHstd. ()ciober, ahan Road and about four milas FOR SALE _ Ap lu . New H lou are sincerely intercst<J "' from Raeine l.n Sutton To'l(llship, n'Orchard Ne.: Ha~ea Pbon'4 poing into bn: .. t'!S, have $15'10 !057. John C. Bacon · I•ZIIIf Meigs ~ounty, Oblo, beginnlnll at 481!8 · ' · · cash to Invest (Secured) '"d Judge of the Probate Court, 2 10:00 o dock A M., the following · _ late model car an~ ready :o penoa•l prope!'ty: FOR SALE: one Lancl$tet deef . start, for eomplete de".tls ~lcigs Courity, OMo 17:_•:_ 24::.·_3-.::. 1·_31_•_ _ __ 2 bed! , sewing machine well jet pump wlth prmure write fully o( youtself •nd tn ·, :11~0 :_ 1 :_ lSOfa and 2 chairs quills com-) taQk and switch. A:li!ll' tm:tlft elude phone number Box ssnil tZO tl I I fori• & blankets plaslie j)lf.e, II! x W•; one ' C/o The Dally Senllhci 1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;!;;:;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., 2tables linens arehitert's dr&wing table, stool 10-17·1tp. 'I and tool! "One typewrlwr desk 1 ~-~-~- - - - · IIAX . WAID eurtain• · dishts 2 heatm eooking ute~stls 'and oae flllni cabinet, ~llle. (~OJBusiness russ . lamps ohe eleetrie tab\0 nw, oiio·wood :-:-~-~~·--::-::::::-::::;-=: and lllany otlttr itema. lathe, one &olid rlak aidebOutl, Have your caqnts, rug• and ttp~Mr L. P.oush, Administrato1 one "Whi!t!" ..Win& 111etfilne, hototery ' leaned by the modern AftO_I_ of i!ita Wolf, deeeased, antique. Phone Pomeroy 8111-J. cleaning metho~ wlih Aerated ~- .. Crit Bradford, Auctlon,eer. 10 2 81(< Dry Foam. Qlllckly and ecorit.'... - - " ' tlol 8, 15, 22, 3tc micaliy right in your oll>n L ...,. PM1tl1 11' 115 1 - - - - - - - - - -At a bargain you can't afford to home. work guaranteed, Call Two regll!tered,Holstein'buil calves from high producing dams. Burke breeding. N. G. Rose, Minersvill~;. ,Ohio. Phone 952·1\1, 10 15 3tp SI.ep;;;g ~ooms. Private bAth./ LadJes only. Mrs. Zana. Baxter. , . . 111 7 7 ,_... 2::-w:-he-e 1 tr-al::-ler---~'~"'t~o-n.-G::-ood con11Wi Mulberry Ave. 10 15 3tp . HOUSE, 5 ROOMS dition. $40.00. Elmer Bailey, Rt. 680, We.t of Durwin. 10 15 3tp 3 room house. -G-as-,c-lc-ct-ri-cit-y,-b-ot ~~~~~~~~~~-~~ and LARGE LOT IN water, bath. Wilbur Logan, Nay- - - · Pekingese Puppies. Mrs. Wood- tors Run, Pomeroy. 10 14 3tp RADlU & TELEVISION oERVICE, . POMEROY Phone 20Q. Cleland App liance , row Call, 732 Sycamore St., Store. 116 W. Maio St., Pomeroy Middleport, o. 10·6-121< Three room house on Rt 12t. Small Down Payment Syraruso. Contort S. R. llendr!x 2 23 tf Bulance Like Rent 1-M ,•nd M 6 ft. Dest: l- Inter< Syraeu'e 10-lll-Btp matlonal dioc 7 'it. - rubber 8 in. wide 50 ft. long; 2- Trailer spa<e. Heart of Middle- I" port. Get located before muddy CONCUTE fiLIOCI.Ill %: H. P. motOrs, heavy duty Phono 383-M Pomeroy ground hurts you. Phone 9263. Stanley Cibbs, Long Bottom, "'llld ..Iter For L...Route No. 2. 10·3-fitlp Edgar Reynolds, R~ynold's Dairy Store, Middleport, Ohio. QIUJSEB BLOCK CO. 10 2 8tle I Mlltt Norlh of ,..,..., For Rent - Extension Ladders, SCaffold Boards, 'lrop Clotbt. ... It; N. Clll Wm. , , _ , Cilnton Ftsber, Mtddleuort. . .... .,.1.,.. Sweet Peas. . .~=.~~. . . :~: 1oc ho!'ltC~II('! . ' ·' Dally Senllnel, 'Pomeroy••d · . _ . . u hltll ' . 5 · . ·t ftc ~ ,·, :_.uoottottauno'ii.toaniiltton• ' ..... .~ .·.· " ' 1. •.. : \ ··· ~c..,· · · · , · ·~:a ..: 2~ ,I Gol.den "ams · ,... CIII!J. · : • · ... , 3~ Pol. -" : Beans· ' ·············~·······•!'····ltfl!-•$,... i ·· · 5 Make it taste better... Serve it with,,, I .' . . ' ' ' .. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ·Ciullflower ~.......~.~~~J~,~~~i.,~l . I ~ . .i ' '..'). . ,,,.~·,.•.;." · ·' . ' . ' ·. • " .- ~' ; : . . .. -~~ /-'-~,.· ,.,.,. : • . �• ~--~ ., u d d A -•,, Panlhers Favored Jacke s n er ogs ga1n ~~~.·~~~t;g~i:u~~!£h~~:::r . • 't . I Th1s week 1~ expcded to further d(•fuutdy out , and Ronnie Carr at separate lhc men from the; boys m half speed, h1i.S been reported stay. SEO League football play. All ing up till midnight reccn't weeks clubs except Pomeroy and Middle- trying' to talk bulking b1g prospects port Will go for their fourth m the band anrl roaming the While Pomr1uy Coach 1\lex Cilo has moved bi·~ Junior Hawthorne offensive fullback , into the line Q~ defense, ·his club wiU not be full i strength Co-Captam Rodney Spenleague test The Panthers and Yel ' school holls \\ailmg for basketball cer, halfback has had a bad knee low Jackets, due to schedule gaps and track s'!a&o ns to turn out for all week First string center Bill a ~d non·leagut· g~mes interve ning, his ;:o.man gnd squ 1u:l Gibbs is fighting a flu bug. Will play their third league game. · Tlte D•UJ SentCttel SPORTS DESK Spartans, Iowa, Leadt'ng Bt'g Tell For the M0~gs county entrants in the SEQ grid derby, the Pan· , lhers, 0.2, Will be favored lo tdge NelsonVIlle, O·a. However, the Yel· low .Jackets, 0-2, can expect much · tougher sleddin!!. Wellston, 3-Q. CHICAGO UP , . h' 1 ~ f cf ' , · · - " IC 1gan State \tOOn 0 . Oth cr 1eague games (md Injury· and Iowa, nmong the Big Ten's . radden Galhpolu al Athens wh1ch unbeatcll tcums, domlnflte the conKickmg It around: . b~unccd buck l~st week with a con- terence on both offense and de. Field sportsmen are mvtted to a coon chase Saturday even· vmcmg 47.0 wan over Nelsonville ' tense, league statJst ics showed tolng Oct 19 at the Coonhunters AssociatiOn club house on after iosm~ to Jackson t9.(), and day tattLogJan,kH f The Spartans, who have aver· Sao'd Rid,gc. Roy Arms says. markers wtll he along d R d RL 7 about Jaoekfsot'h''cs3eO'c" c1n es s ac son 1g. d ~ 52 8 5 miles north of Pomeroy duectmg you to San , l ge. ures for a twiJ TO bulge uvcr L<l· .gc a.5 ya rds per game, were hunters T Be Ou O J9th I "Traders' Ntght" also will be featured. Anythm~ an)'One h~s gan and Athrns the same count . ~~;:~n~~ offem;~. and 8-Daily•Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct 11, 1957 out battling for his position on the Bowling Highlights Jacket team aller injury. Panther ~c~atches: Johnny Beav· er, guard, Nick Coates, back, and Btl! Wilson, quarterback, have been looklni good In drills and may be expected to WUJ more play. lng time frl)m here on out. · .Look some man-sized holes to be Wcrlnesday r.!tcrnDon in a lengthy to be no better Dr worse on a wet on defense ft ssignments for the show the Rockets will throw his way Frid>y at I hac.icfmitcly is out this week. The No 1 ofCcnsJve backfield look· cd like thiS _ Wayland at uarter, ' Bobby Nelson and Mtke Eiwm at · Ambassador Sofa.,, ___ _ ,,I, Thvra, I Sheree NOI'lh _ Oct. 17-11 .h·ffrry Jlunlt•r • • • • • lb. Roll Pork Ground Sausage 39f. ·Beef 39'.¢ . lb. Sniders Better Cup Barry SuiiiVIm "A WAY TO THI GOLD" Cln t'int' m n~ro~) - abD·Myrnu Lo,t' Oli\'la Odla\'l!liltlll "THI AMIAISADOR'$ DAUGHTIR" (CJncmasropr :l'edln H·~ l nr ) L Catsup 17¢ CoHee .69·c, I Dish ' U11;nlflce~t It ttl• word lor thtat ~twtll ''"llont ' In Valenllr11 Orlglnell •.. tile 'Ambanedor Sola end loung,o. Chair. Megnlncentln llleen~ g1ac1 l)f , their dulg11. . rnegftlfleentln lhtlt~lth co mfort of .....~••P l1111u1IOUt cushioning SN end select no• , f101n alir~tng n•w fabrics 1nd coiOJa. Se''' r r • r <i l;l' t't' llhcr g, h:. scru nd • hlr(ICRI stmrcho lder with an caU matcd 1:'1· 20 pt•r <'I' Ill of dock, W(lt Htay on ItS om• uf the Tribr's 13 directors. Ills tonurc a11 general numa~cr ccast!!l Ja11. 1. though his salary, I'Slllnatcd ut $80,000 u Y('llr, con 1l nt1 e~ through the 19!Ul ca mpaign Insiders were wondering who ELBERFELDS FURNITURE FAIR Men's Suede Towels 4 for $1.00 Joc:.kets • • $13.91-. In !908 a Council of Home Missions waS formed ; m 1930 the Nal\onal Council of Federated Church Women· and on December 7, 1941 repreoentat lvcs of var· ious units met to formulate the United Churcb Women. In 1950 the Council of Churches wer<' fotmed . YOUNGS MARKR Two workshop.s were held. one on the sel·up in the state and na· tional offit!eJ on admmistration and finance, conducted bv Mrs \ii•cenl, the other "Who We Arc And Whlll We Do" by Mrs. Brown. The United Church Women arc e'hure~ women, who wit!\ co ura ge and consecration , detlare their purpose to be "To unite church Women ln Their Allegiance lo Their Lord and Savior, Jesus Cbrlst, through a program look· ing to- their integratJOn in the total life and work or the church and to the building of a World Christian Community." The orgamzation fu'r thers (Continued on Pagc Five) The Store Complete 4t 1 Locust St. Open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. ~ltddleport l_=:=:==;;::;;;:;;:;;::::;;::;;;;;:;;:;;::;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;:::::;:;;::;:;;::=;;;::o:;::;:;::::=:=:::=::d~::::::;:::;;;::;;c::;c::;;::::;:::::;::::;::::;::::;:::;:::;;;;::;;;;;;:;:;;:;~;;::=;:=;:=;:::;:;:;:::;:=;:::=;=i~C~ m1..: ht sut'ceed Crecnbcrg Daley hin! Hl'lf ~a id ll•c hoard llsd "not [1 lo m.v knowlNig£!' rece ived uny hhb fm the post. 1 Tht· ~(' numes arc mentioned most Bill -. . - . ~Ville""+u"' adm lll rd he was "keenly <hsap· poi nted" "Rut I plnn lu k('t'fl my !ilm·k and rrmain lfllt'l'£ls lcd ID the team's welh.n·,·· Gr<'cnbcrg add- Dewitt, 131~ 1 Vce<k, AI Lopez, Paul Rlchardo, and ~Y£l n Bot ~~e ll cr, Bucky Har· ri:i, uu,\ Muddy Rucl. 2 BIG DISPLAYS MAIN BLDG. & MEIGS GROCERY BLDG. White Elevated ITo No. I Center 1 l'lll.l l'.IUliS, Oh io liP - Sopho 1111\l'f' f1 11lhaek Boh White of Cov · lnJ,:ton, Ky, m11y have won hun · ~~~ If ll Job '"' atnrting crn ter for I Honor Students . Named By Racine High Principal I 1 IOhin 81NGLl COPY-It' ROASTING or STEWING a magnificent interpre!.~tion by · A 4R4 lo 724.fl00 durin1! his tenure, pron11 ncnt!y. Pomerby·Middleport, Ohio, Friday, Oetober 18, 1957 '• Advh:e Indians On tbc dcrlslon thalth< deposed front office ho~H YIJiunh·~·n•d to udvlm• the committllf srlccting hlfi re· placement, and al11o dcmed rumon or a conlemplnled 11. h1H for the Cleveland rranclmc. Greenberg, who hdd tlw po~ i ­ tlon since 19il0 and watched home sate recelptl dwmdle from 1,727,- V:O:L:IX~N~0. 157-------------------------------------~----------- ••if ._. 60, lew ... Harlan Whlllatch may tako hiS de· 1 Greenberg~ Disappointed, Wi11 William R DBiey aaid Grecnberl! woulrl ad· vise the executive C(lln ml lt4•c o( the tlub's board or dlrcl·tor~ In finding a new ge ncl'lll 111 111\a ~c r "II quick ly ns poHsi hh• '' The hoard voted Wcflncsday tn "not!· fy" Ciru('nber~ thu! Ius li<'rvlces no longer were rtquncd. Da ley had no soonrr ann oun<'orl it, S.lurdoy .,..,.u, cool, Hlth todoy ~ to night 32 to 31. Detloted To Tile lraterWtt 01 rJie JJett,.JIIu. . Are• JacKet bw; ..;corge Miller, with presents the The Mid-American Stock Car Championship , a carry over !rom September 29 due to rain, wtll be run at Skyhne Raceway, Charl eslon , West Virginia , Ocloher 20. 2.00 p m Time trials. due to the large number of cars to he qualified, will be at 10 00 n m , while the gates wtll open at 8.00 a 111 The guar· anteed purse is set at $5,000. Board Cha irman ' t SS,OOO Purse Is Guaranteed "keenly d1 Rappo lnted'' H11nk Grc,•nberg volunt eered toduy to RN\'C a~ unofficial advh10r to the C!evt•· lnnd Indians in the sclcct10n of hls own succrssor ns gt! neral man· arer of the Tribe i State Rguinst lndluna Sat· UTfla)l I CotiCh Woody Hay" switched thr hulklllg 213 . poundt•r rrum the i h.wkflt'ld to I he l!nl! lllree d ay ~ Tho Racine High School honor roll for the first alx weeks grading 'period h.. been announced by PrinciPII Aronld Wolle, They are: liENIORS: Roymond Adams, Car· oJyn ]:leland, June Codner, Thomas FIBber, Joseph Glenn, Da!Jo Hart, Jlary Kay Johnson, Mattie Kiser, Judy Proffitt, Annabel Rose, Patri· cia Stobart, Jack Teaford, Jock Weese, Corl Wolle and Roland IIAO unrl following W cd n et~d a y's 1 plu<'ll<•e, silld White i1 "dt~ rlnllel)' Ithl' Nll. 1 center Of) dl.'fcmn\ l lli.U!IUUS, UI'- Thc Ohio SLI!t• Burkeyu, 1tll ! ~ l'i11d111g 011t t'u•ir yRr da ~ e on the RI'Olmd , He Illunl on h·am urf1•nst• ami ljb:J1 , on d1•fu nsc in 11'1 (' Dlg Tt•n ::;~RS' .. Sharon BoBO, Doro- t11y Bnoh, Frankie Cbapman, Mary Middleport High Athletic Group Sees Game Films Chester Erwin presided when the Middleport Athletic ASiocia· Uon met al the High School ond Coach Jotm Thompson showed movmg p1ct ures of the Logan-J , Middleport game and explained weaknesses and strategies of the au team. o John Krawsczyn, who Ia coach of the Seventh and Eighth Grade lootbail'\cam, reported twenty-two boys enrolled, John Ketchka Sr., Harold Thomas and curtis Jen· PARKERSBURG, w. Va. UP kenson wer'! named to inv~stlgatc - Appointment of Pack Glenn as po.. lbilllies or bolldl•g dress· captain or Ute Baltimore & Ohio ing rooms and storage roonta for ralJroad pohce with headquarters the Junior team and tbeir equip- ln Parkersburg was anno'unt:ed to· menL day by terminal trainmaster H. F. , Lydick. Mro. H. L. Dunham . reported Glenn, former B&O pollee Lieu· additiOnal •ale or membership tenant wlth headquarters In Chll· tickets for the MAA. Sideen mem· lfeothe, Ohio, replaces Ernest bers were present and voted to Chap~mn who retired Sept 15. on We~ncsday next week be· Glenn Mll be in charge of some csust of the,game scheduled for 21 rallroad policemen in this area Thursday mght and nearby sections of Ohio. IB&O R-!•road Appomts NeW to getting money! 'lAIN .IIJANI_, tMto$1000 OPEN ALL THIS WEEK 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. BAKER FURN'ITU~· RE . On The Brlgh.tnt (orner In Middleport ' ' Ravenswood, the town "that knows how", is at 0 1n the paat leaching aido school equipof education Bank~. chasing power of the dollar and have lhree ways of controlling Federal Interstate Highway Program To Incorporate US 21 WASHINGTON (UP! - Commerce Secretarv Sinclair Weeks announced today that U. S. 21 running from Canton, Ohio, through West Virginia to Charlotte, N.C., has been added to the federal interstate htghway program. It will become a four·lane limited access route The announcement means that a 125-mile sectmn or US 21 from Canton to Marietta on the 1 .,-,.- - - - - Ohio River caJ1 be built as a turn· highway from Cleveland through pikl•liloe superhighway wltb the Akron, Canton, NCw Pl11ladelphia, government paying 00 pet ~ambndg e rnd C~ldwell to Mar· to the cost. 1etta, can be buaH much fa~t<!r than ordinarliy would he possible A big delegation headed by Gov. bctallse or the extTa federal funds ' 1nore 10 years and Federal Reserve managed by the Ft'deral Reserve Board appointed hy the President have heeD given the misaion by Congress to maintain the purmaintain full employment. -Thus they seek to eontrol, to curb. to sustain the boom that America has seen the put two years by slowmg it down, seeking a levelling off where tbe national economy will continue to inctt upward wh1Ie neither prlc· es or wage3 get out of hand. - The Fedenl Reserve Banks again. Ravenawood's schools - a totil ,, ' Pancake Supper Clears Over $100 _ WASHINGTON UP- The Public Health Service reported 88 new ..... or paralytic polio dur11!\&lOn, Donna Htlldnre, Charles II ts t e tenth consecutive year that the entire community lng the ~k ended Oct. 12. lllle, Lola Knopp, Patricia Martin, has been hit by "5-Dollar Banquet fever". They brought to 1,787 the num· 1lonal4 McDade, Shirley McKelvey F f jill!')' Allee Nease, Janel Proffitt, or " ever" is the only Wllfj to describe the almost frantl.o 1ber of caRes reported since Jan. L Nancy Proffitt, Nadine Rouah, Ron· cilmmunlty activity. Last year, the aseney aali, , Die Salser, Rosemary Salser, Allie And the "fever" won't break there were 161' ..... or tbe diJ. , Stqver, )!artlla Teaford, !.lory Wal· October 24 when the Boy Scouts, school kids and a ease during tho eorrei!Pooding tell. I ~:~~"~!}~~j·,.~Dir. Irvin Stewart of dozen men at the steering wheela week for a cumulative total or liOPHOMORES: carole Bachtel, I' Unl..,rolty lnlro- or lrurko sr• seourlng ihe roun. M36. DotroiiiY Circle, Evel)'ll Cleland, duces Governor Ceell If. Under· trYaide for more tllan a thouaand ------ltlafl' Euler, Louise wood who will give 1 major add· folding ~balra. MARKET RIPOIIT Kay Me- reaR. _And the night of the banquet CINCINNAn UP - Produce: MarilYn · The day after the eommunlly nearly 150 high 1ehool eoeds will lggs, firm, U. S. consumers, Sue will plleb In to wuh the thousand• serve the elaborate meal in short· white and brown, A jumbos a44'1, of dishes involved In feeding more er time and lesa confusion than A large il0·53; A medium 34·li7; than 1,000 dlnera, profeoilonals. , A small 23-2D; B large 43-48. FOB Until that time, however, every• Wbat'o the reward for these Clhcinnatl wbfte and brown A one in town hu a job. Hore than hundreds of workers? It isn't the large ~: A medium 4448; B 100 women are preparing the dln· money, because 'each and every large D3-M. ner. A score of hammer·and·nall one of them lncludmg the girl• Chickens, firm, fryers 3-3110 lbs crewo are buUdlni' the banqllet waltint table• will pay $il each. hena, beavy 13-14; hens, tables in the bi~h tthoo1 gymnlil' Thal'o why the entire prbeccds ' Ium. the "5<1ollar Banquet" goes - · -'I'h~ Paralytic Polio Ent"Ire Rav,·enswoodco•umty • Incidence Is B p • F $S ~epo~ed Lower usy repanug or . u.s. ~-"di!f, Linda Donahue,·Carol Ea· They're ~utting together another "5•Dollar Banquet" ' th~'• NO magic - Even a cursory study of economiC history shows that 1nevit· ably following a boom is infla· lion and then a bust. p0}ice Captam , booms. They have used recently the methods of increasing discount ra tes c,harged member banks by the Federal Reserve ssstem. It is the most painless . Dr. Balles said that i£ prices continued to risl! 3% percent each year as they did m 19~ ror a little over ~ years the purchasing power of the dollar would be cut in half. "The Federal Reserve system" said Dr. Balles, "combats thas by making money len ple ntiful. We try to reduce money chasing goods and services that aren't there. "The Federal Reserve Banks can create scarcer money by requiring member banks such as t be lleigs and Galli a banks to C. William O'Neill, which includ· available. The state would have hold larger r.eserves. Jt can al10 ed Wc~t Virginia Gov. Cecil Un· been £orce1 to ~ p rea d the ~.:osts do it, which ll is doing, by derwood and Sen. Frank J. Lau- of making the Improvement over raising or lowering the discount sche (!l-Ohiol, mel with U. S. liU· many years PARENTS' NIGHT Tonight is "P.;~rents Recogni- rate (and thus Interest) banks pay on money it borrows fro1n reau of Public Roads officials last Offic!•l• Urge Inclusion week to ask that U. S. 21 be in· O'Neill, L.msche and business· the Federal system It merely In tht> system. men (rom commumtics along the discourages borrowing." new highwa y, extending route had u·gcd inclusion of the "By discouraging borrowing," from Cleveland to Marietta, will U. S. 21 section m the interstate Dr. Bellas pointed out, "we re· cost Ohioans, out of state money, system bccJuse of the rapid in· duce the vqlume of money banks onl)> about 15 to 20 mill1on dolfars dustml gro~th of the Oh1o River have to loan. This in turn reduce! the money• cba.sing these. non-exilt instead of an estima ted 7S million Valley. dollars had the route not been They sa1d another modern high· ent goods and services, and thus inflation." , cboeen for the Interstate system, way also was needed to se~ve an tencb ' lion Niaht" al the Pomeroy.Ne~ sonville game, school officials said todu, Mothers and fathers ,of the squ~ct members will be mvl!Od at lialltlillc lo lit .lhll'oduced to the lncl\IRion of the route In the sy~ anticipated boom m traffic bei!fti WIQ8)<jrij ttl@ fi'ffil .. , ·let!! Ifill tlleana tljat a new 1uper· (Contmued on Page . Five) . - I t Ohio: Portly clooHiy to ,.....,, ,, coalor most ,,... Wty, "!!1!\ •.t . ltw ohowora molnly "' 'llllftilit ' ""ion. Grodyol cltirllf .,.. _.., lonltihl wltfl "'"'... ll'ill ., frltll ... ,_,. - · . . . ... a tender ankle, was not su•tcd up. Crying Towel Department: Jay Sims, Blue Devil center, de· ftnitely is out this week when Gallipolis goes to Athens. He 'l may be lost for the season. His inJury: a badly bruised chest bone (sternum) that seems to be developmg complications Fate's tmk: One of his own teammates dtd It to him , inadvert· anlly Ronnie Carr, Gallla fullback, will start but hils had a bad charley horse in his thigh all week . Definitely out also on the sickenly undermanned Gallia club is John Byers, co-captain and right guard, who is undergoing treatments to dtssolve a calcium deposit on his right elbow. ~ • Weather ~ IY UNfTID Pilat ' 't OPIN OUR DOOR '10 TNI Wellolon, then switched to offense and "moving the ball." Sims Definitely Out Of Cont·est CLEVF.T.ANn Oh io UP - I ' he Daily -.....en tine I lo ' LocU Nawa · lD AdnrtlalJII ID Cl""''lalloa STANDINGS W L Pet. LEAGU~ COUNTY Associated Radio . . U 4 7'18 Htgh Tb.ree Game Ind Bob 1Stmo111 Mkt. .... L . 1~ 5 567 Channell, 506. Hot Rods , , ..... , , 11' 7 811 High Single Game, ~ob Cban· Park. Rig &: Reel .. , 9 9 BOO nell, 21l. , Painters 1440 5 13 218 Team 'l'~ree Games, As.sociaterl Racine Service Sta . 3 15 18'1 'l.adiO, 2397 "IIIII SIASON HIGHS Team Single Game, Painterl' I' , 440 839. Ind. 3 Gam.., J. Duerr D07 c--:-;;;-~-;---,-~--- _ Ind. I Game W. Belles 2'17 bllt receivers may have a Team 3 GRmN, Asso. :a577 with ELBERFELDS Frank Hill, Wellston speedster, has 65 points in three SEO league games with four to go. Record holders to date ~re Btl· ly Joe Johnson, Gallipolis (1948) and Ntck Parkas, Athens (1950) wtth 98 points Htll, averaging sltghtly under 22 points per ga~e, with Mid· dleport, Jackso n, Nelsonvllle and Athens to play 1n that order, has a·n excellent opportunity to set a new mark. He's a good one, is !Ill! I · IRST ' fensive end post while Steve DaiIcy 1s expected to operate at the second on ot ht:aC'n d .Tr. Rowley, quarter· to trade or sell bring it along. Refreshments Will he avail· over Gallipoh>. lied 10 'deflowa, sccon11d ond offense, ' ·1 h d t C t Th • cn~c an a owe Its only able, And oh, yes, coons wil ~ c ase , oo orne ou · ese Coac"h Bol> Sang of Gallipolis, op1>onrnt, Indiana, minus 30 yords events are real old ttme Good Times. With J.y Suns and co-captam Bycr rushmg. Hill Has Good Chance To Set Mark \ l.alvcs, and Gene Abbott at full At M•ddleport Coach John plugged by Hawthorne lo the Thompson drove his charges hard Panther line , .Pomeroy /1gures all out SCrimmage He worked first I • weapon used by (Co!ttln~!'{ on~P•aa l'lve) , ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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