https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e58c23882acb3f2608be494277f3df15.pdf 0be4794f99fb48c2324784c4ee0e8914 PDF Text Text • ~--~ ., 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) , ' ' �• ' ' ~. ~ ... J,l .,\ ' ' ' ' • '· ... THE DAILY -SENTINEL 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Oct. 18, 1057 ,• ----------- TELEVISION GUIDE 'WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 Friday Comm~tating, Editorially "Discussion At toke Hope October 25 May Point Way Toward Solving Prob!ems·OI/ncreasing Number 01 Older People What is ahead of us when we have entered How Important Is this problem' The age !he Aging Process?" group over 65 has grown from three m1lhon This is the subject to be explored October or four per cent of our 1900 population to 14 25 at the District Health Conference sponsor. miiUOIJ or nine per cent of our 1g56 popula· ed by the Ohio Health Council to'be ~eld all lion. Tiils increase will continue. · day at Lake Hope. All clvlc.mlnd.ed cillzehs 'I arc mvited to attend. In 1956, 37 Meigs Coun· "'"'~Y tians tmeled to Lake Hope for the confer. Why should it be the concern of everyone? ence and ail of them considered their time ~ecause of changes in the family·iife cycle well spent. · smce 1890, 'n increasingly larger group fin· _ Ish their family-raising phase as early as age The problem of aging is one that will catch 50. With Ill empty nest, these people have up wllh all of us some time. We can't all be ma11y of the sallle problems as those over S5. like Dean E. 0 . Saunders of Journey's End Age lnay be !Viewed either as a problem or who literally Is unable to retire from teacblng a challengnndan opportunity, It can be good t and i$ now considering authoring a volume or llad. When II Is good, it generally Is , an on hts favorile subject, teaching techniques, achievement rather than & girt There are opor classroom know·how. portunities in the best years, the later yea!'s 5·55 Sign On ', •8:00 Today 9.00 Rom"er Roon 9·30 1'reasare Hunt to·oo The Price ,, l!ight 10 ao Tru~h or Consequen... ll.OO Tic Tac Doulh II ·M It Could Be You 12:00 News Re"" 12 15 Movletlme 1:30 Bride and Groom !·OO Maunre Theater S·OO Queen FM A UaJ 3:45 Modero Romancu 4:00 Cpmflty Tl,.e UO Trbuble with Father 5 00 Spinach Playhouse 0:45 NBC News 8:00 News Picture F..' ; N '· E est mpty Now At so Mn. lila Ot~. Sop)lla Sbahe FOREST RUN IIYSF.I I. nUN M1 s navad newhurst and rh!ldrf'n \H•re ralllnt on Mra. Dav1 ~ tl'cently. Au~fln Mrs on ~r Eden was rallin.Ronnif! Moore and Mrli SundaJ <.' lltnln l( Mrs Clarence Ru1sell wa~ VJsa1ln!( hl'r dauRbter, Mrs. Glen Wh1le in Columbus tor several davs ~Irs White returned home with hrr for a v11it returning honw Sunrlay. Mr~. Joe Duian was eallin.r on Mrs Charl e~ Gilmore rerently Mr and MrR were visiting Alpha Ruosell tbelr dau1hter, Mrs Alma Coleman In Weat Col· umbla lost Tuesday, Janu~s Searl.t who has employ. ment In Columbuo was vlaltlog hl.s hml!y over the weektnd Mr and Mra. Ferrell of Der· Itt wore vlsltlnr hla oon Clyde and fluuitv recentl)l , llr and Mrs. Stanley and r.Wuly have moved from this pia~ to Racine Mr ond Mrs Jimmy Pierce and father Orla, Mr and Mr11 Jaek P1erce or Mlthlgan were htrc to attend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Zlna Whelslone, Mr and Mra. J A. Eden had u on Wedneldl)' cut- s l~ Mr ond Mra. Lol.o Bradford opent a day in Parkenbura. Mr. aiUI lin. carto11 Jollnaon and lamlb' of CGI\Illlbuo •JH!nl t~e week ond wltll hJa litter ud \tother·ln·law, Mt, and Mrs. Charles McNitkle Mr. aftd Mrl. Pan llouah ol Florida hm purehaleil the Coyle homo •nd movod Into their new bome 'l'buroday. Mt. and Mr1. llobby CII11e and' family Ravenna IJH!DI 1111 WHk eiiCI wlth llr. ud llrt. Ctorae Ar· noll. Mra. ArooU 1, '"oterlna !rom aaellt of PIIIU"'ODII Vr. and Mn. 'oralton and family, RaYtDJll, ""'"' the week end with her pat'enta Mr aiiCI Mra. Delbert l'ealord al!d oth; er rolatiYOI M · , 0 llelll and ttand· iOn, Thomas -loloKay, Balltatt, eall· ed on Mr. and lin. Cal Olr, Frl· lillY evellina · Mra: LIJZI~ SaJre Jw been vlalt· In& btr dauabltr lin E 1 NMih Mn Aibert'i 81..~• ..,!1 ~ Ill ' "'""•• a fl. Jotry SbJne and their foml· Ilea of Galllpolla, Mr. and 1\lr~, Paul stewart and ramlb', Mra. Mildred Foattr IJH!Dt the week •nd wltb Mra. Frank Buck, who ac<ompanled them back to Columbus. O.orae "· ,...,nil - . . . fronk l""k and Mrs Ben Brabbln, Benny and .J1mmy and Mrs Georl(e Spnr· t4er of Sattls, W. Va. u• 'Mr and Mrs. Stoakley of FIM· lda hsve moved In the T J HIK· I I NIW HAYEN oOLbiN ltULii The Golden Rule Clau of tho 11ns place where he purcha!Jed. St Paul Lutheran Cbur(h met Mrs J A. EtiHn spent ThurN• Thursday evening, Del 11 in thl.l day and Friday In Charlestcn church sooial rooms. llr. and Mil. Bob Johnston vlaltlnr her molher, Mr, B. J acted a1 hosta as a ,potluck JupGravely, Gf Sattls Jlevjval servltt•s ul this plato ptr was served the IJ'()Up. The pro1ram topic "Respon• each f'Vllning ut 7 :\0 F.Vl'ryOI\1' slblo Parenthood To God" by Mr Wf!leome Johpalon wao lollolvtd by atoup SPILLER Mn Gorlrude Hall ol Groll Bond called on Mr!i Oliver Dailey Friday Sunday ~inn<'r ~uelts of Mr and Mu Fronk Holtttr werP Jr1r and M1·s Norman Cotes, Vwnna, W Va : Mr and Mr" Leroy La~ren.. and lamlly, Portland, O.lbort lloller, Boverl' 0 , und Ruby Ann ltolter or Col· umbu• They ,u vlolled lholr IJ'IRdmother, Mn C. w. Holtet or Morning Star Sunriay Gloria and Freda Sarson \llllt· od llr and Mro N T Rose Sun· day afternoon lfr and Mrs RoUnd J.aw· rt'IU!t and daughter Gf Columbus apent the weekend wllh Mr. and )In Erneat Brewt•r and dauah· lor Sylvia and attended Sunday School at Mor1o ChaJM!I Sunday Mr. and Mra Norman Gal011 were Sunday evenlni jU08II ot Mr. l'nd Mrt. Leroy Lawrenoe l!omer Holler lo absent lro!ll hla mall route thla week bmu,. or lllntM. Gerald Powoll II his IUI>allluto. Freda 81rton w11 a huslneu caller In IIIYinawood Tuesday Kathl')'a BaUoa waa taktn to ,, da<lor Monday evenlnr wllh an allatk of aathma. ANTIQUITY lin. Gltry' Wollo and Mil. DoroJ'orbet w1re co-hoatema at a !Jt«,lllnr ahower al the home ol Saturday eveam,, hon· !lira. Jim Sallerlleld. Mildred Gillian, Mn. Doro. lin. lbl' llr, discuulon · Attondlnr wore Rev. and Mrs. Raymood Perera and ehildron, lira. EYirett Houoh and douMh· tcro, Mt. ond Mrs. Carroll Adam• Jr, ~tr. and Mn. Donald Bum· aordnor and dauahlera. Mr. and Mra Bob La)'ne and , the ho1h1 ond eblldron Mr and Mro, Layne 11'111 ad nt hoata it the Novemblr meet· ln11 whi~h wiU mMt the •ucond Wed11olldor In November onct thereollll' ~ 6·1~ Weathercasl Saber of London Court ol Last R"url Ute •l Riley M·Squad The Thil. Man ~:~ Caval,ade ol Sports 9 ,., Red buber's Ct•Tner :o·oo Feder•l Men ly !velyn Brleklts P.:, r and lly;, .,r. •nd Mrt Leonard McGill re· week end with Mrs Grace Kuhn Robsrt Kim of Arhngton, va., vlalted bls mother, Mrs. Mabel Kim ever the week end. Mr. and Mra, curtis Bailey ol Alhono were Sund"lC,IUeots ol Mr. and Mr•· Creston Newland. Word was received here of the death of the Rev Mr Poole, form· er Methodist minlster here Calllnl Sunday oo Mrs Evelyn Brlckleo, who hao been Ill at her home here were Mr. and Mrs Dale Spencer, Columbus and Mr and Mro. Willard Eberabach and three dauJihters of Chester. Mrs. Everett Watson hDB been hired 18 kitchen RUpervlsor at the Tuppero Plllbi school EDEN Mr. und Mrs. Alva HolslnJer aon Vlr1111 and Mr nnd Mrs Sol EDITOR'S MAILBAG Ed1tor or Sentinel We wish to c"tcnd our thank-; Cor the Cwe covrrage The Sentinel gave the Blst annual meetIng of th e Meigs County Pioneer and HJStonral Soelety, October IZ. The rPpnrt of the meetlag by your reporter, Mrs Lucille B Hawkins. was \'NY fme, h~ been rllppcd anri Will go in the per• mcnant records or the Society As is nlmost inevitable .In re· porting so many detalll of a meelini. one error slipped in whj.ch I w1sh ~o carrect tbt nf'l· ther Mrs. dluwklns nor I y be disrrethted in sL1tmg Kll istor•· cal fact Tile Buffmglon Island Memor· ial Park at Portland, IR owned bv the Oh•o H1 ~tomal Soc1cty ')( which th.e Me1gs Cmwty Pwncc1 and lll stomal Soru~ ty has bcl•n .11 mrmlll'r for many J'rars. At the annual mcf'tlng of the Ohto Sorlety lust Apdl our nr!.(a nir.l lion wvs Pll•vntell to nn Afrtlw!e Mrmbcrs h1p H IS true th :~ t the Oluo Histod· Cal SOCJCty. IS th1• Wl'althwst his· tor!ral soc1ety m lh(' United States. It owns over fifty mu· scums, shri nes, mcmon ab, 1.1 rludin l( the Rl\'er Museum 1•t. Mrmetla M whi l!h lt has rrren11" spent ovur $100000. "0111 Jlou9c" Bigley, son Eddie svent Sundnv with Mr and Mn. Robert Webb and daUMbtero, Guysville ot Galllpolh. tho Sir w r Sny· Mr. and Mrs. Wm11ie Holsln1er der, Jr , va i11Cd nt $40000 now and fomlly opont Sunday wllh mt ored in th.e horbnr 111 Mariet· Mr. Inti Mr. Robert Van Meter to, to m(lntlon onlv a few or its MJ. al\d M.ra. James Carter uml propcrtle!i · dau1hters and Mr and Mrs So! Ag!aln th nnk!11g yo u, Bigley 1nd Eddie vl.,ted Mr and Smecrely you rs, Mrs. Reuben Bigley and raml\v A V Howell, Ptc~Hi l' n t , the at Kavenswood Sunday evening · Meigs County P1on1•er an1l A revival h now under way ut Historical Society the l:tltn Unltod Brethren Church Rev. Eldon Blake, paotor, specl .. l Daily Sentmet Daybook BRATTLEBORO, Vt. UP - Er· nie Johnson, who allowed only one earned run in seven relief innings CHURCHMEN TO MEET lor the Mclwaukee Braves dn the World Serleo. was feted by home The Men's Fellowship of the Churches ol Christ•In Meigs Coon· ly will meet Monday nllh! at the Zion Church of Christ. thoae honorrng the pitcher was Na· tiona! Leagu< Umpire Bill Jackow· ski town bns Thursday niKht Among BIRTHDAY DINNER HAIL TO HAZLI WOODIIIJFT, S .C. UP - Bob Hazle, late sea1on hitting sensa· !ion lor the world champion Mil· Mr ond Mrs Robert Burketl and ch ildren, David, Mary and Barbara Jo, entertaiued with a birthday dinner Wednesday evening honor· mg h1s mother, Mrs. Burkett, of Pomeroy. Other guests were Miss El1zabetlt Jo1chlm, Middleport; Ed· die and Fred Burkett, Pomeroy, fiiHER INJURIO · Robert Fl<her,: who Injured his back Thursday while Installing a hot water tal'lk at the Becker Bl:lrber Shop, WAS taken to Muon Clln· IC wht're he w11l remam for a short tim e. wallkee Braves, will be honored today wben he returns to the city Ever)ono ~_;a~n~d~~~-----., WHH Portlan~. vlalted Mr. and at 7.3~ p, m. nexj Thuraday, oet. ber and December. 24 ot the Point Plemnt Llmtoek Market. Thh Is the oecond f"rll IWS clonal Demonatratlonal iy WILLIAM F. ORE!iOIY Call Sale to be held in Point Mo10n Count., A...,t ani. f~IIIIR CALF (ALl The calves will come lrom Mo· • , ;hre~ hundred and twenty-live oon, Putnom Wayne, and diboll head of feeder calves will be sold , farms. All calves are do· 8:30 9:30 10:00 lO:ltO ll ·OO 1130 12.00 12 30 I 15 4 15 4 30 o·OO 5·30 54~ News Picture 6:00 Hopalong Cassidy 6:30 ~•turd.v Nl..,t J!IDlbol'et 7 00 Perry Como B:f~~~:~;g Mailgnan,t Edema atld Sl Fever sale w111 be a sood chance to buy top quality , heifer ealve& to take home for breeding stoek. An investment in good heifer PlllorH, Soft Woltr SOFT WATER SERVICE also Finest Automatic or Semi Au· IOnratlc home • owD<d Solten· ers. Filtoro. 10·10 Weathereast Secret storm E110 of Nllhl The Early ShoYour E!So Reporteo ~ : 45 Spi!Jts Puade 5·55 Weath<.man 8:00 Mr District Allorney ~ 30 PlaybouBe of Stan 3:15 3:30 •·oo 6:30 9·30 Person to Person 10:00 Mystery 'lllleater WHTN...TV yean to eome. TOBACCO DIMON STUTIONS Retreabmer.tJ were served by Wilham Boyd, lira. Robert llrL Betty Blackwood and MollelitlO Fields to those nam lin. Ray Spark. and N~.''ed.~~ 01t:lr!a~n;d~ 0!2,, will 19~7.beWhere lh hold ilattlhl~r!, Mrs. Orval Wlltl, Mrs J Worry, Mro. llabel Man· Mra Chfford Jeakin.~on . Mra Henl'}' Dailey Sr., )In, Lydia K) aeU aod Mr& Ella Arnold ow.nera than eows fre&hening at an)' other tlme for several reasons. Cows caJvlne in fall a:ive more Pleasant Valley farm located on the Athens road In Chester Township and ~~~g to rs Edna Ashworth Arnold bas been identified as last week's ':l'arm of th~ Wee Corrle!<l·\ M ' s been inner lami\ for three generations and was ftrsl settled 10 1848; a,ere ~~m ~e farm this week /ere: Gladys Cooper, Minersville; Mrs. WIIUam A. Kmg, Yn~ Ellsn~ Circle Racine· susanna Arnold, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Harold King, Pomeroy. milk. Wb1ie the feed cost of loll freshenera Is usually a lltUe high· er, the bulk of their milk ae!IJ at a better price, Fall lreohenlni ~OW! have R 11 5CCODd rrtlhenina:" 10·15 Nltewatch erov, Saturdar- Ota..._, I s 30 10·00 10·15 10'30 11.00 12'f.O 12:90 I 30 2 30 J 00 3 45 4·oo 4 30 Captain Koagaroo Mighty Mouae Playbouae Draw With Me Lu~ky 8 Cortoons ' Saturday Pla~boljtle Jimmie Doan Show Lone Rallier ·· ' 2adge and Bullell Teen·are Dancce Party Satur<lay Sh~)I'OUO Garden Club Feautre Report ,Get Set, Go Jr Town Meeiln( 5 oo TV c:assioom 5 so You Are There 6 00 Saturday N~wo .Special 6 15 Footbllll Scorbboord 6 SO Perry M"on .' 7 30 Dick arnt the Duchell 8 00·•-Gale Storm ·!how ( 8 30 HIVOlGinr•WIIP Trai-l 9·00 Gunsmoke • 9 30 Golden Ployhouse ., I0 00 Harbtlurmatter ~ 10.30 The Late Slww ~ 12'00 The Late Life Shdw . Channe~ · 'j_._l3- and the birds will leave theJr potential dmners on the stalk, says Robert Davia, Ohlll state Univer· sity extenswn spectaliat, wildli£11 conservahon That's just what sonle Ohio farmers are domg Tlle}•'re usmg a combination of shotguns r1f!es, {)recrackers and scaretro~s to stir up such a commotion that the birds, m ner· vous fmstration, leave for quiet· er and more peaeeful parts. ~~-'h •~d etamina to nut-WO:k them allcut•' downtime azid maiateuauce to ltiep jot, on t!Je job! ..._ 1,...... • Motdlotl ... . . ,. lot •VIII' I•~ oiotf vaders, Davis observes It's hke watehmg a horror movie on TV The hlfdS both hear and see ter· Nlcllols Cross!Ktd Females UAD.ON , MRYI COUNT ~ •oo • •1. . . . . . . . . Daily Sundt~)' afternoon for Tiffin where they will bo gu01ts at the IOOth SOLAR MILK MINDER annivenary celebraUon of the F1rst Baptlot Chureh where Mr. Hoyt wao pastor !rom 1943..12 He will ~e one of the opeakers for the program followina a banquet. on 990 S(IOt Langsville 11 Dollatre, 0. Radio Dial FORT GORDON, Ga. [AIITNCI -Bobby L. Elklno, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1'ony Elkins, Route I, Cheshire, Ohio, recently l"" promoted to private flr1t elass at Fort G1>rtlon, Ga ., where he Is a lludent wit)> the U S. Army •Speclallat TraiDing ReglmeJII at Fort Gol'<lon, Ga. end. \ Mr. and Mn Arthur Wehrli !raveled ~o Mor1atiown during the wttktnd where they met. Mr. and lin. A. E. Wehrli of ed Wu-lltJton. o. C. In lira. Bille Cunnln1~am Ia visit. ln1 Mr. llld lira. Berl Rouoh IIINM Clrrlt and Mary Gar· 11111 lif J~ City, N. J,, vlalted em[IIOJj0._ t,!. tU \tM tl llr. and Mra. AI· "!tll''l!otn ... ~,Jait ,__, DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS·MASON AREA · Matlonol odvertlllng repre10nta· live, Boltlneiii-Kimball lne 84S ~xlltllon Ave .. New 'vork'' city 18, N. Y. ' . En_tored as seeond class m11llna lnatler 11 the post offlee 11 Pom· eroy, Ohio • Subaerlptloa rates: Dellve'l' by torrler where available 30 eento rtpott~d per week; one 1e1r ln advanee at Hospl~l, !J'be bally Sentinel ofllee, SIMO, Sherd ilx months, $7.10, three months !rom t1u, 1$3 80. By motor route where avail: h., lble; one month $1. By mall one aftor year , ''" mon.th1, tf.25; thrte Va. one montb, $1. afternOon ex- bl!lo Valley ii~!Jt~~~t~~~Mechanie ~ ~~~~~:~~~~::::.::.:phOJI"!'' . olflet ' be held five l WilliAMSON • FARM SUPPLY UN ICO WASHER & DRYER 1 Unrl"pened Corn May Be uSed For Ear Sllage carotene content compared to good corn !!!lage, dairy animall red oar corn silage should be giY· en plenty ol hlgb quality bay er grass ~lage ------ •=• *- ··Purina '- Arter lighting the fuaes th< farmer went about his daily work and the banging in Ute cornfifl11 continued throughout the day In tho evening he relurned woth his shotgun and rifle to make some more noise. FULTON THOMPSON DELUXE AS LOW All AUTOMATIC WASHER ··········· ····· $199 .DELUXE . AS LOW 'AVrOMATic DRYER ·~. TRACTOR SALES 0( P()MEROY all lhe weapons used, DBVI5 observes, the !hotgun was the ' effettivc and the most expensive While the JCare methoU of blaekbird control works, 1t probably would be justified only ni~Y be mlalaken for candy away WRINGER TYPE WASHER ...................... $109 CO-OP' , POMEROY . Pbone 88 Pomeroy E. Mala St. MORE': HOG ALL TH lrom chlldrrn. ~::.! . . . ,~ . ; $273.00., •• 24" Blade Meigs Equipment Company, Inc. Whorl Qosllt., lo Pmmovnt Cor. !nd and Butternut Pomeroy, 0. with , COLUMBUS _ In the Un<ted ~le• about 1,0110 deatlu lrom a'ctdental poisoning cccur annual· bJ, over four.flltho of all fatal ac· cld<intal polsonlnws a<eur In the hqnie, 1\'t" W. E. Stu~key, OSU Ertenalon .afety opedallst. j •l{omemakers often are unaware ~leunen; with mediclnt:!s con· trib,tes to thl! fatality list. St~ck· ey tarns never to at.ore a pot&on en 1 medicine cabinet. Jt should be• In 1 locked chest, beyond the reach of children. Many poisonings occur beeause adult& reach tor a bottle in the dirk. It is important to have all . ·~c otimalaltl .... low ol natunl ~' . . . ~.. )II)Qlll pic ~pt to oli •I Ia or nclue» fadinc llllrilloL j . j IWIIITOIIChilhiiJ',... pip tbrourb 1bt euly -b. Yoaonfla~ l.tct for-. Holpt bui141llilbll ,._ dUIIIII j lab SWEBTGRO ... - ll>ooo- '-'""'~- te" PIO QJIOWIIt PILLITI take • - at I" _ .. of tJO' t - teed a-~ pow- wbell PROVICO ll':t. PlQ OBOWER of )be atreni!lh ol the chemicals tl!!!t •r• uslng for clesnlng noon, olakl •nd clothes. It is Important to 'l.ok lor nnd Insist upbn inform· all>~ labeling. PELLETS "" 011111. IWI1'tH TO THE FEEt) 1HAT 8U!L05 A MONI"'i MAKIN& Ef6 F.4CTORY, ... , MAITIR MIK. 166MASH.1 boltlt.~ properlylabeled and mark· ed and to read labels corefully takiug medicine. Safety Council aays amon1 eause ~WI· .,.Jilcb "We Do •CUstom Grlntllnil'' N. 2nd A-VIl. MIDPLEPORT f.B ·.... · $1'39 Highest horsepower <6.S hp) at loVf"' . IAIY ftiMS • MASTER DELUXE WASHER ············ $279 MASTER DEWXE DRYER .... · .. ·.. · $U, He tted 4·1oot strings of 2 inch salutes to polet stuck in lhe field, using a slow-burning ((It· ton fuse rope to set them (Iff The salutea were spaced aloa~; the fuse so one would explode about every ten minutes. foisoning Takes lligh 1oil In U.S. Annually 1'111 DallvI SentJ-·1 ftl ULII AND JUVICf This is wbere the fire crackers came in. lolrt. Robirl VanMeter and f•m· llv ROI•togoth•r wao ontoyed at tile homo of Vonley, Ethel aod Daily Miller. Others ottendlng were Mrs 11 Joo Bolin of lho U s Navv ~ Dyer, Mill Golyde Hart, Mrs who Is stationed In Moryland liorty Layne, Mr1 IIerman Lloyno spent ~list weekend at home. lira Paul Neue, Mils Lelah Mro. Maxine Nairn rctultllod Powell, lira. W. R Protfltl, MrJ tn her 1\omt at Cuvahou Falla L, C llouoh, lira Lloyd Roush, aner o.. ndln~ ten di!'S lin. N. o. Wein, Mrs. Floyd Mondt>.V at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Carm1ek, Mro. A. B Woodrum Bral~v and Mr ond Mrs 11ornee Mn Jamea Hampton and , M cEihlftnov IIUIII, Mra. l!aakel. an orrupa· J E. Ca~lf'r. Hunhn~tlon, Wll!l tlo1111 theraplot al Lakin Sto" • ~uest or hi• brother-ln·law anrt Uospltal •islor. Mr and Mrs. Cosh Br1loy ov•r tho wookend P.UONALS Rev. Bryan llamo, Mansllold , Mr. and Mro. Ed Jordan, Iltx· 0 ., .... the lilt Wflk lllell or tor, were ~allero at the Braley ' Mr. and Mra. M:'c. Wlloon or hom• !la\u!llav. Mr. 'and1Mrs Ralph Kttapp M14way Drive. Mr. llld lin !lay DarllnJ and moved lnl~ the Cecil Bolin hOUa\ . Mrs Carrie Bumaarner were In at Lanaavllle last week. Slatersville durlna the weekand Mr. and Mra. Jomos Ball and family vloltod relative! In In· dlanapoUa, Ind., over the week ~- ALUMIALIIIIJ. stay around the field all day To The COOLING and HANDLING Of MILK PHONE 411 On Sepl. 13th the onnual lam• • • • The Fbtest Most Eeoaomleal Way On Your • TbcneJC ~II~ I Becauae this 1i1age hu a low IT BREAKS THE POMIUIII&I McCULLOCH'$ SUPER•• HOYT TO SPIAK Tho Rev. and Mrs. Claremont E. Hoyt and son, David, will leave today's futer, more powtrfsl ttoctDn. NOW .. ..... 11:50 ,., m. ("quipping a C'lfeterla at the school. .. • Hea~trea!"d oiloy ~.~ .. IS THE TIME TO BUY A HEW OHIO VALLEY , FEED CO. ...n., Hlehrrm• 10·00 News of the Nl1bt 10:10 Theater IS 1130 Silo Off Melts County News pounds of silage because of the larger amount needed to aupply the ume amount of feed value. Ear corn silage cioe1n't need a preservat1ve beca\llle of the large amouot of natural augan present, says Dr. Pratt However, a preservitivt such u sodium met· obl1ulfite rna\:.. be added to the upper layer 1f desired. Chows $H yawr Roaroot lora r.olor ""'" - • TRACfiON B008TI!RoJIIolil trarufen weltW: to tsar wbiiiJI The Racme Metuuuu. ar ldi•ut bu announced a revl\111 for Oct 27 to Nov 10 with three churche• r1fy1ng things at the s.-ne time ._. _ _.. •-• 1 · . ...... . . ...., Unt1l somelbirtg better ' comes WOOSTER, o.-Corn that ~idn't ~I I a ·T~ along, Davis i~ ready to recom- r.iPert before the frost doesn't need mend• tbiS a~re·tecbn!que as the tB 'so to wdtf 1t ca~ be \nlt'd fM' best method of keeping the making ear corn silage, rep.or~ birds put of cornfields. A D Pratt of the OhiO Agrtc\11· He c1tes the case or a Sandusky tural EKpenment station county farmer wbo saved 90 to 95 His tests show that ear cDrn percent of his corn crop this silage is eKcellent reed for datl'Y fall wtlh such a method About e-nirnals. For heifers, 1t i11 a sat· 40 percent of the ears 1n the is[actory sOurce of energy for farmer's O·acrc held were dama~- growth and in getting them ready ed .slightly, Da\'ls says, bllt m an for freehening. Phone 3751 llae!tle unprotected 6·acre f1eld m th~ Thi! stl~e keeps up production same area the birds destroyed of milking cows as well as a mixed bal£ the erop and damaged prac· dairy ration, as long as adequate ,•.•.•.•.~•.e ~ Ucally every car proteh supnltment 15 provided. This was lhe farmer's battle Dr Pratt' warns against using strategy, as Davis ex?i&ms it· corn that ha, mouture content of Early each mormng as the birds came mto the field for breakfast the farmer shpped out with his' shotgun and nfle anrl blazed away. He stood on an ~le· vation overlookmg the ftelri when' he used the riOe so the bul1ets would penetrate the ground and not fiy towarda h1s neighbor's buildings. Since the ·' DlftCI.Drivt Saw ~ farmer had other work to do be· s1des chase blackbirds, he couldn' for halchln1 111 productl• . qui<kly, non .-hlr ..... drart. • flullin1 rrcm a tiDal• Jdtchvobll provides low, aaturallhie al d<alt, a...mateo tide dllfl. Dav:! enough night. gunpow er an g as Y hu a dl&turblng effect on the m· ftl fields, The farmer acoordinlf to Davis, probably ~ld have obtained :~1· most complete prottctaon, but added cost wo1.1ld have made It Impractical. Fields that are ne'r marth lands suffer the worst damage. The marsh growth provides 8 t Place for the birds to roost a The comblnatcon ol exploding images d h t1 d 10 ''""' ~-"'·., ' Wftt .fllli-flto d'jl, • Bullot Blade-~ the aibge in a solo small ,. Rutlad, Ohio 1ft dllDieter 10 the berd. Rac1ne. The putor Rev. Joh.n El COLUMBU&, 0 -The d .. The . Sandulkt countY will eat of! the upper layer eaeb I;w~oo~d,~wt~'~ll~p~r~oa~c~h~wi~t~h~m~u~•L~ C~f~ur~~===::=:=:;=:;=:;=:=i knoW. way to ~eep . re WID!Io fY' , 1id wa1 nearly 100 day and cover tho oilage doort otld 1, - --blackbird5 from damagmg co~ bar~ers Y~he acre Had 1t been silage wttb paper, Pntt advi&es. 5 1 Is to scare the dayhgbts out 0 0 ~~Y e r 1 f~y buJheJ' the f1eld When uslnR ear eorn silage ln them. l would have JUJtilled only about plaee of mind eram, Iarmon Create bedlam 1ft bat cornfielci 1half the protection 1t reeelverl. shou1d remM~ber to feed more Up to 1,000 pound• pu._ built-iD weirht "aJvoa thlt SilO Utility ,,I,,..,,. ............. .......... plow leta you pt OV¥tllllmiiC'Itl- .. A.~. 1 p ish between 15 aDd 25 pereent, be- best on high )'Ieiding iOOd care In fall and winter than · ' Serviee• will s·oo Lite on tbe Farm ~ 30 Revival Planned Among 3Churches In Racl·ne Area these moillure Ieveii wiU keep worlrjing together. Fall fresh eows are usually dry 10 late summer when files aDd heat are at their worst and paSture its s.hortest. Dairymen usually have more !ime to give the eowa I I:115 Seannlnr the Wel!ber I I 10 Tbe LAte ShOW •. , 1 duction. When spring Jresh <OW! go Into the bml on dry feed tbey usually drop in production. ll:OO Up-to-the·Minll!i 'Ntwo 1e Allu-Chalmo~.at~>M-...._! conatrucUon meet~ demar- ' M th d • I B t •-- :•bel~ am OISe S es e 0 ~~ .... :::. t::.;·::.: Bedl Of N fc Of Keeping Birds0ut O .AlfD we:~t ~~~~~he~" s:::.~. ~~k ~~;ov:~~~ when turned on pasture. Ia other words, when cows tbat freshen in the fall are turned on pasture, they usually "plc~up" b1 their milk pro- ' the w,a held. This year we will again hold a seriel of tob~cco atripplnc demon· stratlons 1n Mason County. The Oatea for the 1demonstrations are PALL FRESHENING . Cowa freshening in the fall u•· 50FT WATI!R SERVICE , ually make more money lor their 8:00 Polly Bergen , .. 8:90 Glsel• MacKenzie Show 9·00 What's It For 9!30 'l'our Hit Pllralle , • 10:00 News anH ~porta ~-cdllnlf WUl The traveling prite donated by Mrt Gardner Mankin was award· ed to Mn. Hunnell. Hall(lween giftJ were eubanged by the Seuet Pala A white elephant sale w11l be announced later. CULLIGAN tile SerVICeS tburche~ Gilbert, publiclty calves will pay dividends •• the SIE US POR w11l rotate between Women'a Club met Tuetday even· ing at the ward houst. . Mn. Wilham Sheridan, pre••· dent, pre1idel1 and offieen elert~ were Mrs. John HunneJI, pre11· dent, Ml'1 Waid Gorb)•, vice prell· dent Mn Euaent Triplett, sec· reta;y; )Irs. Howard Kitchen, treasurer, Mrs Gardner Mankin, flower comm;tee and Mn Wyatt weaned and Vat· The vaccination ia for HAULING. SERVICE Tile personal Jurn!JbiRII mu.lic ' '~I! Ofrlters were elerted for FARM NEWS memHrl new year when the Second Warrt ~18tnted, Sl~n on Circle 3 Raneh Gum by Fury Capt Gall•m True Story Detective's Diary i'oreirn lntr!IJIIe The ~lg Picture Football Game • Kemper Seo~eboard Watcn Mr. Wl.oard Sky Kin( Fool'.ttdl Scortboard · H • ond lhe proceeds will ro toward WCTU TO MilT ltlr. and Mn. Runoll Von Mr-. · construction wort lor, 8.25 '--------- THANKS EXPRESSED Mrs. CIIC'I Smith, president or the PTA of the We~tcrn local school dlstnC't, Wishes to thank all 1\ho assut~,>d by contnbuhons or work m rna• me: the chicken din· ncr, which was served at the Grade School auditori um Thursday a 11uccess The women served ap· proKimately ch1cken dinners Mrs. Clair Nel ~on Is emuloved on ·Barber. FRIDAY 7:00 llmmle Dean 7 45 ~ucky 8 Cari<JOila 8:00 CapWn Kooraroo 8.15 CBS News 8 M Loeol News s·oo BarrY Moore 10:30 otrlke rt Juc~ 11·00 Newa II· W Katle'o Almanae 11:15 Love of Llfe II 30 Seorch for Tomol'l'Ol> II :45 Guldb1 Light 12:00 Katie's Kltct10o 12:30 Aa the World T1lfnl I 00 Reat lhe Clock I 30 Houseparty 2:00 Big Poyolf 2 30 The Verdict Is Youro 3:00 !righter Day In which he grew up, Hazle, who hit .403 In 41 games for the Braves after being brought up rrom Wich· ita, ~'' · Jill! ~over~,t.(rom a 7·~ ,'Q'aoii-Powa cold. 7:3il' Zin&':m'ey!rheater 8·00 Mr, Adoms ~ Eve Frank Newland is stayine at the 8:30 Pro Football Hlghllrhta ·borne or biB nlect!, Mrs. Verle Tut· 9 00 The Lineup The Pomrroy WcrU will mecl at the Uolted Mathodllt Church weleome. 1'ue!lda, evantna. Mi" Lucretl~ Mr. atld Mr1. Clinton Holsmgl'l' and family visited al Long Dot· A •on~ rcclt•l will be glv~o Genhelmer will be the loader tolD Sunday with Mr and Mr~ hv the chorus of the Rio Granctc ' l1m11 Carter ond ramlly. Coile~• at the l.angsvlllc Con- DAYBOOK .. .. .. . HALLOWIIN PAIITY lira. Emma Van Meter, Mrs. .rre51atlonal C'hmllan Cburrh, The Penlef Clau ol the Pomel!a11111 Smith, Juuy Smith ln 11 Sunday e"ntn• Oct 21 Mt)'tl and Mr.. Grace Holt~lngt>r 'Mrlf Carol P1er~e. son Davhf roy First Baftiat Church and their wott In Parkersbur11 Saturday, and Mr and Mn Carol Ptme Jr lamllloa wll have 1 m!Skod Hal· wn Fannie Bliley ancl SliD !IJ)!J\t SundAy with relativeS in loween party, Saturday ot 7:30 p m. al tho <hureh. Rclreohments and Mrs. M"lha llol•hcger v:•ll Columbu• ed ,...lday 1\'lth ~~- and Mrs llu1 Donold Nel•on, son ol Mr. "d will be furnllhed, sin.vin1 every evenlna .-west VIrginia Saturdor- Chantltl3 · So try to cet 11 many or your COY'I as pouible bred in Novem· ------WCHS-TV Chanttel~8 Mrs l!erb<!rt swan or Ealt Liverpool, Ohio visited Sun: '- , day ll'lth Mrs. Eula Swon anu Mr and lin Lind"~ l.yono and lam· Mr. .and Mrs Wllltam Kuhn and 1001 Ronnie, of Canton, spent the Sports Eye 6.22 6 30 7 00 7 30 8·00 8:30 TUPPERS- -PLA-IN··- ..lvod word from their dauQhter, )IH, Emma Vlragh, ol lllll'andes, P'ranee, thai her husband, Sgt Gtorae Vlragh, had been hospital· lzed. at Potters, France, alter rc· eelvmg a broken shoulder and oollar bone In a Je•p occident. Guy Spence~ of Constantine, Mich., II vldtmg his shter, Mrs Wayne Brlcklea and husband, and hl.o brother. Dwl11ht Spencer and family of West Shade Sunday guests or lhe Rev. and Mr1 w. w Brau were Dr. and Mrs c c Adams Hobert Whit . · · • side, Mr. an4 Mrs Richard Swain and Mra Oma Smith all of Parkers· burg, w. Va., and Mr. and Mrs Robert Fields, local John Arbaugh returned Sntur· day from Florida 10.30 !'lew, Hea~ltneo 10'40 Weathereast 10 4~ llillh School scoreboard 10 50 Nltewutch 100 Sl11n Oil ""''_cw < In oprlnc and aummer. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 18, nisbed br churchea Second Ward W.omens Club Elects Officers MINERSVILLE, 0. RT. Ut '' PHONE 130 �• ' ' ~. ~ ... J,l .,\ ' ' ' ' • '· ... THE DAILY -SENTINEL 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Oct. 18, 1057 ,• ----------- TELEVISION GUIDE 'WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 Friday Comm~tating, Editorially "Discussion At toke Hope October 25 May Point Way Toward Solving Prob!ems·OI/ncreasing Number 01 Older People What is ahead of us when we have entered How Important Is this problem' The age !he Aging Process?" group over 65 has grown from three m1lhon This is the subject to be explored October or four per cent of our 1900 population to 14 25 at the District Health Conference sponsor. miiUOIJ or nine per cent of our 1g56 popula· ed by the Ohio Health Council to'be ~eld all lion. Tiils increase will continue. · day at Lake Hope. All clvlc.mlnd.ed cillzehs 'I arc mvited to attend. In 1956, 37 Meigs Coun· "'"'~Y tians tmeled to Lake Hope for the confer. Why should it be the concern of everyone? ence and ail of them considered their time ~ecause of changes in the family·iife cycle well spent. · smce 1890, 'n increasingly larger group fin· _ Ish their family-raising phase as early as age The problem of aging is one that will catch 50. With Ill empty nest, these people have up wllh all of us some time. We can't all be ma11y of the sallle problems as those over S5. like Dean E. 0 . Saunders of Journey's End Age lnay be !Viewed either as a problem or who literally Is unable to retire from teacblng a challengnndan opportunity, It can be good t and i$ now considering authoring a volume or llad. When II Is good, it generally Is , an on hts favorile subject, teaching techniques, achievement rather than & girt There are opor classroom know·how. portunities in the best years, the later yea!'s 5·55 Sign On ', •8:00 Today 9.00 Rom"er Roon 9·30 1'reasare Hunt to·oo The Price ,, l!ight 10 ao Tru~h or Consequen... ll.OO Tic Tac Doulh II ·M It Could Be You 12:00 News Re"" 12 15 Movletlme 1:30 Bride and Groom !·OO Maunre Theater S·OO Queen FM A UaJ 3:45 Modero Romancu 4:00 Cpmflty Tl,.e UO Trbuble with Father 5 00 Spinach Playhouse 0:45 NBC News 8:00 News Picture F..' ; N '· E est mpty Now At so Mn. lila Ot~. Sop)lla Sbahe FOREST RUN IIYSF.I I. nUN M1 s navad newhurst and rh!ldrf'n \H•re ralllnt on Mra. Dav1 ~ tl'cently. Au~fln Mrs on ~r Eden was rallin.Ronnif! Moore and Mrli SundaJ <.' lltnln l( Mrs Clarence Ru1sell wa~ VJsa1ln!( hl'r dauRbter, Mrs. Glen Wh1le in Columbus tor several davs ~Irs White returned home with hrr for a v11it returning honw Sunrlay. Mr~. Joe Duian was eallin.r on Mrs Charl e~ Gilmore rerently Mr and MrR were visiting Alpha Ruosell tbelr dau1hter, Mrs Alma Coleman In Weat Col· umbla lost Tuesday, Janu~s Searl.t who has employ. ment In Columbuo was vlaltlog hl.s hml!y over the weektnd Mr and Mra. Ferrell of Der· Itt wore vlsltlnr hla oon Clyde and fluuitv recentl)l , llr and Mrs. Stanley and r.Wuly have moved from this pia~ to Racine Mr ond Mrs Jimmy Pierce and father Orla, Mr and Mr11 Jaek P1erce or Mlthlgan were htrc to attend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Zlna Whelslone, Mr and Mra. J A. Eden had u on Wedneldl)' cut- s l~ Mr ond Mra. Lol.o Bradford opent a day in Parkenbura. Mr. aiUI lin. carto11 Jollnaon and lamlb' of CGI\Illlbuo •JH!nl t~e week ond wltll hJa litter ud \tother·ln·law, Mt, and Mrs. Charles McNitkle Mr. aftd Mrl. Pan llouah ol Florida hm purehaleil the Coyle homo •nd movod Into their new bome 'l'buroday. Mt. and Mr1. llobby CII11e and' family Ravenna IJH!DI 1111 WHk eiiCI wlth llr. ud llrt. Ctorae Ar· noll. Mra. ArooU 1, '"oterlna !rom aaellt of PIIIU"'ODII Vr. and Mn. 'oralton and family, RaYtDJll, ""'"' the week end with her pat'enta Mr aiiCI Mra. Delbert l'ealord al!d oth; er rolatiYOI M · , 0 llelll and ttand· iOn, Thomas -loloKay, Balltatt, eall· ed on Mr. and lin. Cal Olr, Frl· lillY evellina · Mra: LIJZI~ SaJre Jw been vlalt· In& btr dauabltr lin E 1 NMih Mn Aibert'i 81..~• ..,!1 ~ Ill ' "'""•• a fl. Jotry SbJne and their foml· Ilea of Galllpolla, Mr. and 1\lr~, Paul stewart and ramlb', Mra. Mildred Foattr IJH!Dt the week •nd wltb Mra. Frank Buck, who ac<ompanled them back to Columbus. O.orae "· ,...,nil - . . . fronk l""k and Mrs Ben Brabbln, Benny and .J1mmy and Mrs Georl(e Spnr· t4er of Sattls, W. Va. u• 'Mr and Mrs. Stoakley of FIM· lda hsve moved In the T J HIK· I I NIW HAYEN oOLbiN ltULii The Golden Rule Clau of tho 11ns place where he purcha!Jed. St Paul Lutheran Cbur(h met Mrs J A. EtiHn spent ThurN• Thursday evening, Del 11 in thl.l day and Friday In Charlestcn church sooial rooms. llr. and Mil. Bob Johnston vlaltlnr her molher, Mr, B. J acted a1 hosta as a ,potluck JupGravely, Gf Sattls Jlevjval servltt•s ul this plato ptr was served the IJ'()Up. The pro1ram topic "Respon• each f'Vllning ut 7 :\0 F.Vl'ryOI\1' slblo Parenthood To God" by Mr Wf!leome Johpalon wao lollolvtd by atoup SPILLER Mn Gorlrude Hall ol Groll Bond called on Mr!i Oliver Dailey Friday Sunday ~inn<'r ~uelts of Mr and Mu Fronk Holtttr werP Jr1r and M1·s Norman Cotes, Vwnna, W Va : Mr and Mr" Leroy La~ren.. and lamlly, Portland, O.lbort lloller, Boverl' 0 , und Ruby Ann ltolter or Col· umbu• They ,u vlolled lholr IJ'IRdmother, Mn C. w. Holtet or Morning Star Sunriay Gloria and Freda Sarson \llllt· od llr and Mro N T Rose Sun· day afternoon lfr and Mrs RoUnd J.aw· rt'IU!t and daughter Gf Columbus apent the weekend wllh Mr. and )In Erneat Brewt•r and dauah· lor Sylvia and attended Sunday School at Mor1o ChaJM!I Sunday Mr. and Mra Norman Gal011 were Sunday evenlni jU08II ot Mr. l'nd Mrt. Leroy Lawrenoe l!omer Holler lo absent lro!ll hla mall route thla week bmu,. or lllntM. Gerald Powoll II his IUI>allluto. Freda 81rton w11 a huslneu caller In IIIYinawood Tuesday Kathl')'a BaUoa waa taktn to ,, da<lor Monday evenlnr wllh an allatk of aathma. ANTIQUITY lin. Gltry' Wollo and Mil. DoroJ'orbet w1re co-hoatema at a !Jt«,lllnr ahower al the home ol Saturday eveam,, hon· !lira. Jim Sallerlleld. Mildred Gillian, Mn. Doro. lin. lbl' llr, discuulon · Attondlnr wore Rev. and Mrs. Raymood Perera and ehildron, lira. EYirett Houoh and douMh· tcro, Mt. ond Mrs. Carroll Adam• Jr, ~tr. and Mn. Donald Bum· aordnor and dauahlera. Mr. and Mra Bob La)'ne and , the ho1h1 ond eblldron Mr and Mro, Layne 11'111 ad nt hoata it the Novemblr meet· ln11 whi~h wiU mMt the •ucond Wed11olldor In November onct thereollll' ~ 6·1~ Weathercasl Saber of London Court ol Last R"url Ute •l Riley M·Squad The Thil. Man ~:~ Caval,ade ol Sports 9 ,., Red buber's Ct•Tner :o·oo Feder•l Men ly !velyn Brleklts P.:, r and lly;, .,r. •nd Mrt Leonard McGill re· week end with Mrs Grace Kuhn Robsrt Kim of Arhngton, va., vlalted bls mother, Mrs. Mabel Kim ever the week end. Mr. and Mra, curtis Bailey ol Alhono were Sund"lC,IUeots ol Mr. and Mr•· Creston Newland. Word was received here of the death of the Rev Mr Poole, form· er Methodist minlster here Calllnl Sunday oo Mrs Evelyn Brlckleo, who hao been Ill at her home here were Mr. and Mrs Dale Spencer, Columbus and Mr and Mro. Willard Eberabach and three dauJihters of Chester. Mrs. Everett Watson hDB been hired 18 kitchen RUpervlsor at the Tuppero Plllbi school EDEN Mr. und Mrs. Alva HolslnJer aon Vlr1111 and Mr nnd Mrs Sol EDITOR'S MAILBAG Ed1tor or Sentinel We wish to c"tcnd our thank-; Cor the Cwe covrrage The Sentinel gave the Blst annual meetIng of th e Meigs County Pioneer and HJStonral Soelety, October IZ. The rPpnrt of the meetlag by your reporter, Mrs Lucille B Hawkins. was \'NY fme, h~ been rllppcd anri Will go in the per• mcnant records or the Society As is nlmost inevitable .In re· porting so many detalll of a meelini. one error slipped in whj.ch I w1sh ~o carrect tbt nf'l· ther Mrs. dluwklns nor I y be disrrethted in sL1tmg Kll istor•· cal fact Tile Buffmglon Island Memor· ial Park at Portland, IR owned bv the Oh•o H1 ~tomal Soc1cty ')( which th.e Me1gs Cmwty Pwncc1 and lll stomal Soru~ ty has bcl•n .11 mrmlll'r for many J'rars. At the annual mcf'tlng of the Ohto Sorlety lust Apdl our nr!.(a nir.l lion wvs Pll•vntell to nn Afrtlw!e Mrmbcrs h1p H IS true th :~ t the Oluo Histod· Cal SOCJCty. IS th1• Wl'althwst his· tor!ral soc1ety m lh(' United States. It owns over fifty mu· scums, shri nes, mcmon ab, 1.1 rludin l( the Rl\'er Museum 1•t. Mrmetla M whi l!h lt has rrren11" spent ovur $100000. "0111 Jlou9c" Bigley, son Eddie svent Sundnv with Mr and Mn. Robert Webb and daUMbtero, Guysville ot Galllpolh. tho Sir w r Sny· Mr. and Mrs. Wm11ie Holsln1er der, Jr , va i11Cd nt $40000 now and fomlly opont Sunday wllh mt ored in th.e horbnr 111 Mariet· Mr. Inti Mr. Robert Van Meter to, to m(lntlon onlv a few or its MJ. al\d M.ra. James Carter uml propcrtle!i · dau1hters and Mr and Mrs So! Ag!aln th nnk!11g yo u, Bigley 1nd Eddie vl.,ted Mr and Smecrely you rs, Mrs. Reuben Bigley and raml\v A V Howell, Ptc~Hi l' n t , the at Kavenswood Sunday evening · Meigs County P1on1•er an1l A revival h now under way ut Historical Society the l:tltn Unltod Brethren Church Rev. Eldon Blake, paotor, specl .. l Daily Sentmet Daybook BRATTLEBORO, Vt. UP - Er· nie Johnson, who allowed only one earned run in seven relief innings CHURCHMEN TO MEET lor the Mclwaukee Braves dn the World Serleo. was feted by home The Men's Fellowship of the Churches ol Christ•In Meigs Coon· ly will meet Monday nllh! at the Zion Church of Christ. thoae honorrng the pitcher was Na· tiona! Leagu< Umpire Bill Jackow· ski town bns Thursday niKht Among BIRTHDAY DINNER HAIL TO HAZLI WOODIIIJFT, S .C. UP - Bob Hazle, late sea1on hitting sensa· !ion lor the world champion Mil· Mr ond Mrs Robert Burketl and ch ildren, David, Mary and Barbara Jo, entertaiued with a birthday dinner Wednesday evening honor· mg h1s mother, Mrs. Burkett, of Pomeroy. Other guests were Miss El1zabetlt Jo1chlm, Middleport; Ed· die and Fred Burkett, Pomeroy, fiiHER INJURIO · Robert Fl<her,: who Injured his back Thursday while Installing a hot water tal'lk at the Becker Bl:lrber Shop, WAS taken to Muon Clln· IC wht're he w11l remam for a short tim e. wallkee Braves, will be honored today wben he returns to the city Ever)ono ~_;a~n~d~~~-----., WHH Portlan~. vlalted Mr. and at 7.3~ p, m. nexj Thuraday, oet. ber and December. 24 ot the Point Plemnt Llmtoek Market. Thh Is the oecond f"rll IWS clonal Demonatratlonal iy WILLIAM F. ORE!iOIY Call Sale to be held in Point Mo10n Count., A...,t ani. f~IIIIR CALF (ALl The calves will come lrom Mo· • , ;hre~ hundred and twenty-live oon, Putnom Wayne, and diboll head of feeder calves will be sold , farms. All calves are do· 8:30 9:30 10:00 lO:ltO ll ·OO 1130 12.00 12 30 I 15 4 15 4 30 o·OO 5·30 54~ News Picture 6:00 Hopalong Cassidy 6:30 ~•turd.v Nl..,t J!IDlbol'et 7 00 Perry Como B:f~~~:~;g Mailgnan,t Edema atld Sl Fever sale w111 be a sood chance to buy top quality , heifer ealve& to take home for breeding stoek. An investment in good heifer PlllorH, Soft Woltr SOFT WATER SERVICE also Finest Automatic or Semi Au· IOnratlc home • owD<d Solten· ers. Filtoro. 10·10 Weathereast Secret storm E110 of Nllhl The Early ShoYour E!So Reporteo ~ : 45 Spi!Jts Puade 5·55 Weath<.man 8:00 Mr District Allorney ~ 30 PlaybouBe of Stan 3:15 3:30 •·oo 6:30 9·30 Person to Person 10:00 Mystery 'lllleater WHTN...TV yean to eome. TOBACCO DIMON STUTIONS Retreabmer.tJ were served by Wilham Boyd, lira. Robert llrL Betty Blackwood and MollelitlO Fields to those nam lin. Ray Spark. and N~.''ed.~~ 01t:lr!a~n;d~ 0!2,, will 19~7.beWhere lh hold ilattlhl~r!, Mrs. Orval Wlltl, Mrs J Worry, Mro. llabel Man· Mra Chfford Jeakin.~on . Mra Henl'}' Dailey Sr., )In, Lydia K) aeU aod Mr& Ella Arnold ow.nera than eows fre&hening at an)' other tlme for several reasons. Cows caJvlne in fall a:ive more Pleasant Valley farm located on the Athens road In Chester Township and ~~~g to rs Edna Ashworth Arnold bas been identified as last week's ':l'arm of th~ Wee Corrle!<l·\ M ' s been inner lami\ for three generations and was ftrsl settled 10 1848; a,ere ~~m ~e farm this week /ere: Gladys Cooper, Minersville; Mrs. WIIUam A. Kmg, Yn~ Ellsn~ Circle Racine· susanna Arnold, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Harold King, Pomeroy. milk. Wb1ie the feed cost of loll freshenera Is usually a lltUe high· er, the bulk of their milk ae!IJ at a better price, Fall lreohenlni ~OW! have R 11 5CCODd rrtlhenina:" 10·15 Nltewatch erov, Saturdar- Ota..._, I s 30 10·00 10·15 10'30 11.00 12'f.O 12:90 I 30 2 30 J 00 3 45 4·oo 4 30 Captain Koagaroo Mighty Mouae Playbouae Draw With Me Lu~ky 8 Cortoons ' Saturday Pla~boljtle Jimmie Doan Show Lone Rallier ·· ' 2adge and Bullell Teen·are Dancce Party Satur<lay Sh~)I'OUO Garden Club Feautre Report ,Get Set, Go Jr Town Meeiln( 5 oo TV c:assioom 5 so You Are There 6 00 Saturday N~wo .Special 6 15 Footbllll Scorbboord 6 SO Perry M"on .' 7 30 Dick arnt the Duchell 8 00·•-Gale Storm ·!how ( 8 30 HIVOlGinr•WIIP Trai-l 9·00 Gunsmoke • 9 30 Golden Ployhouse ., I0 00 Harbtlurmatter ~ 10.30 The Late Slww ~ 12'00 The Late Life Shdw . Channe~ · 'j_._l3- and the birds will leave theJr potential dmners on the stalk, says Robert Davia, Ohlll state Univer· sity extenswn spectaliat, wildli£11 conservahon That's just what sonle Ohio farmers are domg Tlle}•'re usmg a combination of shotguns r1f!es, {)recrackers and scaretro~s to stir up such a commotion that the birds, m ner· vous fmstration, leave for quiet· er and more peaeeful parts. ~~-'h •~d etamina to nut-WO:k them allcut•' downtime azid maiateuauce to ltiep jot, on t!Je job! ..._ 1,...... • Motdlotl ... . . ,. lot •VIII' I•~ oiotf vaders, Davis observes It's hke watehmg a horror movie on TV The hlfdS both hear and see ter· Nlcllols Cross!Ktd Females UAD.ON , MRYI COUNT ~ •oo • •1. . . . . . . . . Daily Sundt~)' afternoon for Tiffin where they will bo gu01ts at the IOOth SOLAR MILK MINDER annivenary celebraUon of the F1rst Baptlot Chureh where Mr. Hoyt wao pastor !rom 1943..12 He will ~e one of the opeakers for the program followina a banquet. on 990 S(IOt Langsville 11 Dollatre, 0. Radio Dial FORT GORDON, Ga. [AIITNCI -Bobby L. Elklno, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1'ony Elkins, Route I, Cheshire, Ohio, recently l"" promoted to private flr1t elass at Fort G1>rtlon, Ga ., where he Is a lludent wit)> the U S. Army •Speclallat TraiDing ReglmeJII at Fort Gol'<lon, Ga. end. \ Mr. and Mn Arthur Wehrli !raveled ~o Mor1atiown during the wttktnd where they met. Mr. and lin. A. E. Wehrli of ed Wu-lltJton. o. C. In lira. Bille Cunnln1~am Ia visit. ln1 Mr. llld lira. Berl Rouoh IIINM Clrrlt and Mary Gar· 11111 lif J~ City, N. J,, vlalted em[IIOJj0._ t,!. tU \tM tl llr. and Mra. AI· "!tll''l!otn ... ~,Jait ,__, DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS·MASON AREA · Matlonol odvertlllng repre10nta· live, Boltlneiii-Kimball lne 84S ~xlltllon Ave .. New 'vork'' city 18, N. Y. ' . En_tored as seeond class m11llna lnatler 11 the post offlee 11 Pom· eroy, Ohio • Subaerlptloa rates: Dellve'l' by torrler where available 30 eento rtpott~d per week; one 1e1r ln advanee at Hospl~l, !J'be bally Sentinel ofllee, SIMO, Sherd ilx months, $7.10, three months !rom t1u, 1$3 80. By motor route where avail: h., lble; one month $1. By mall one aftor year , ''" mon.th1, tf.25; thrte Va. one montb, $1. afternOon ex- bl!lo Valley ii~!Jt~~~t~~~Mechanie ~ ~~~~~:~~~~::::.::.:phOJI"!'' . olflet ' be held five l WilliAMSON • FARM SUPPLY UN ICO WASHER & DRYER 1 Unrl"pened Corn May Be uSed For Ear Sllage carotene content compared to good corn !!!lage, dairy animall red oar corn silage should be giY· en plenty ol hlgb quality bay er grass ~lage ------ •=• *- ··Purina '- Arter lighting the fuaes th< farmer went about his daily work and the banging in Ute cornfifl11 continued throughout the day In tho evening he relurned woth his shotgun and rifle to make some more noise. FULTON THOMPSON DELUXE AS LOW All AUTOMATIC WASHER ··········· ····· $199 .DELUXE . AS LOW 'AVrOMATic DRYER ·~. TRACTOR SALES 0( P()MEROY all lhe weapons used, DBVI5 observes, the !hotgun was the ' effettivc and the most expensive While the JCare methoU of blaekbird control works, 1t probably would be justified only ni~Y be mlalaken for candy away WRINGER TYPE WASHER ...................... $109 CO-OP' , POMEROY . Pbone 88 Pomeroy E. Mala St. MORE': HOG ALL TH lrom chlldrrn. ~::.! . . . ,~ . ; $273.00., •• 24" Blade Meigs Equipment Company, Inc. Whorl Qosllt., lo Pmmovnt Cor. !nd and Butternut Pomeroy, 0. with , COLUMBUS _ In the Un<ted ~le• about 1,0110 deatlu lrom a'ctdental poisoning cccur annual· bJ, over four.flltho of all fatal ac· cld<intal polsonlnws a<eur In the hqnie, 1\'t" W. E. Stu~key, OSU Ertenalon .afety opedallst. j •l{omemakers often are unaware ~leunen; with mediclnt:!s con· trib,tes to thl! fatality list. St~ck· ey tarns never to at.ore a pot&on en 1 medicine cabinet. Jt should be• In 1 locked chest, beyond the reach of children. Many poisonings occur beeause adult& reach tor a bottle in the dirk. It is important to have all . ·~c otimalaltl .... low ol natunl ~' . . . ~.. )II)Qlll pic ~pt to oli •I Ia or nclue» fadinc llllrilloL j . j IWIIITOIIChilhiiJ',... pip tbrourb 1bt euly -b. Yoaonfla~ l.tct for-. Holpt bui141llilbll ,._ dUIIIII j lab SWEBTGRO ... - ll>ooo- '-'""'~- te" PIO QJIOWIIt PILLITI take • - at I" _ .. of tJO' t - teed a-~ pow- wbell PROVICO ll':t. PlQ OBOWER of )be atreni!lh ol the chemicals tl!!!t •r• uslng for clesnlng noon, olakl •nd clothes. It is Important to 'l.ok lor nnd Insist upbn inform· all>~ labeling. PELLETS "" 011111. IWI1'tH TO THE FEEt) 1HAT 8U!L05 A MONI"'i MAKIN& Ef6 F.4CTORY, ... , MAITIR MIK. 166MASH.1 boltlt.~ properlylabeled and mark· ed and to read labels corefully takiug medicine. Safety Council aays amon1 eause ~WI· .,.Jilcb "We Do •CUstom Grlntllnil'' N. 2nd A-VIl. MIDPLEPORT f.B ·.... · $1'39 Highest horsepower <6.S hp) at loVf"' . IAIY ftiMS • MASTER DELUXE WASHER ············ $279 MASTER DEWXE DRYER .... · .. ·.. · $U, He tted 4·1oot strings of 2 inch salutes to polet stuck in lhe field, using a slow-burning ((It· ton fuse rope to set them (Iff The salutea were spaced aloa~; the fuse so one would explode about every ten minutes. foisoning Takes lligh 1oil In U.S. Annually 1'111 DallvI SentJ-·1 ftl ULII AND JUVICf This is wbere the fire crackers came in. lolrt. Robirl VanMeter and f•m· llv ROI•togoth•r wao ontoyed at tile homo of Vonley, Ethel aod Daily Miller. Others ottendlng were Mrs 11 Joo Bolin of lho U s Navv ~ Dyer, Mill Golyde Hart, Mrs who Is stationed In Moryland liorty Layne, Mr1 IIerman Lloyno spent ~list weekend at home. lira Paul Neue, Mils Lelah Mro. Maxine Nairn rctultllod Powell, lira. W. R Protfltl, MrJ tn her 1\omt at Cuvahou Falla L, C llouoh, lira Lloyd Roush, aner o.. ndln~ ten di!'S lin. N. o. Wein, Mrs. Floyd Mondt>.V at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Carm1ek, Mro. A. B Woodrum Bral~v and Mr ond Mrs 11ornee Mn Jamea Hampton and , M cEihlftnov IIUIII, Mra. l!aakel. an orrupa· J E. Ca~lf'r. Hunhn~tlon, Wll!l tlo1111 theraplot al Lakin Sto" • ~uest or hi• brother-ln·law anrt Uospltal •islor. Mr and Mrs. Cosh Br1loy ov•r tho wookend P.UONALS Rev. Bryan llamo, Mansllold , Mr. and Mro. Ed Jordan, Iltx· 0 ., .... the lilt Wflk lllell or tor, were ~allero at the Braley ' Mr. and Mra. M:'c. Wlloon or hom• !la\u!llav. Mr. 'and1Mrs Ralph Kttapp M14way Drive. Mr. llld lin !lay DarllnJ and moved lnl~ the Cecil Bolin hOUa\ . Mrs Carrie Bumaarner were In at Lanaavllle last week. Slatersville durlna the weekand Mr. and Mra. Jomos Ball and family vloltod relative! In In· dlanapoUa, Ind., over the week ~- ALUMIALIIIIJ. stay around the field all day To The COOLING and HANDLING Of MILK PHONE 411 On Sepl. 13th the onnual lam• • • • The Fbtest Most Eeoaomleal Way On Your • TbcneJC ~II~ I Becauae this 1i1age hu a low IT BREAKS THE POMIUIII&I McCULLOCH'$ SUPER•• HOYT TO SPIAK Tho Rev. and Mrs. Claremont E. Hoyt and son, David, will leave today's futer, more powtrfsl ttoctDn. NOW .. ..... 11:50 ,., m. ("quipping a C'lfeterla at the school. .. • Hea~trea!"d oiloy ~.~ .. IS THE TIME TO BUY A HEW OHIO VALLEY , FEED CO. ...n., Hlehrrm• 10·00 News of the Nl1bt 10:10 Theater IS 1130 Silo Off Melts County News pounds of silage because of the larger amount needed to aupply the ume amount of feed value. Ear corn silage cioe1n't need a preservat1ve beca\llle of the large amouot of natural augan present, says Dr. Pratt However, a preservitivt such u sodium met· obl1ulfite rna\:.. be added to the upper layer 1f desired. Chows $H yawr Roaroot lora r.olor ""'" - • TRACfiON B008TI!RoJIIolil trarufen weltW: to tsar wbiiiJI The Racme Metuuuu. ar ldi•ut bu announced a revl\111 for Oct 27 to Nov 10 with three churche• r1fy1ng things at the s.-ne time ._. _ _.. •-• 1 · . ...... . . ...., Unt1l somelbirtg better ' comes WOOSTER, o.-Corn that ~idn't ~I I a ·T~ along, Davis i~ ready to recom- r.iPert before the frost doesn't need mend• tbiS a~re·tecbn!que as the tB 'so to wdtf 1t ca~ be \nlt'd fM' best method of keeping the making ear corn silage, rep.or~ birds put of cornfields. A D Pratt of the OhiO Agrtc\11· He c1tes the case or a Sandusky tural EKpenment station county farmer wbo saved 90 to 95 His tests show that ear cDrn percent of his corn crop this silage is eKcellent reed for datl'Y fall wtlh such a method About e-nirnals. For heifers, 1t i11 a sat· 40 percent of the ears 1n the is[actory sOurce of energy for farmer's O·acrc held were dama~- growth and in getting them ready ed .slightly, Da\'ls says, bllt m an for freehening. Phone 3751 llae!tle unprotected 6·acre f1eld m th~ Thi! stl~e keeps up production same area the birds destroyed of milking cows as well as a mixed bal£ the erop and damaged prac· dairy ration, as long as adequate ,•.•.•.•.~•.e ~ Ucally every car proteh supnltment 15 provided. This was lhe farmer's battle Dr Pratt' warns against using strategy, as Davis ex?i&ms it· corn that ha, mouture content of Early each mormng as the birds came mto the field for breakfast the farmer shpped out with his' shotgun and nfle anrl blazed away. He stood on an ~le· vation overlookmg the ftelri when' he used the riOe so the bul1ets would penetrate the ground and not fiy towarda h1s neighbor's buildings. Since the ·' DlftCI.Drivt Saw ~ farmer had other work to do be· s1des chase blackbirds, he couldn' for halchln1 111 productl• . qui<kly, non .-hlr ..... drart. • flullin1 rrcm a tiDal• Jdtchvobll provides low, aaturallhie al d<alt, a...mateo tide dllfl. Dav:! enough night. gunpow er an g as Y hu a dl&turblng effect on the m· ftl fields, The farmer acoordinlf to Davis, probably ~ld have obtained :~1· most complete prottctaon, but added cost wo1.1ld have made It Impractical. Fields that are ne'r marth lands suffer the worst damage. The marsh growth provides 8 t Place for the birds to roost a The comblnatcon ol exploding images d h t1 d 10 ''""' ~-"'·., ' Wftt .fllli-flto d'jl, • Bullot Blade-~ the aibge in a solo small ,. Rutlad, Ohio 1ft dllDieter 10 the berd. Rac1ne. The putor Rev. Joh.n El COLUMBU&, 0 -The d .. The . Sandulkt countY will eat of! the upper layer eaeb I;w~oo~d,~wt~'~ll~p~r~oa~c~h~wi~t~h~m~u~•L~ C~f~ur~~===::=:=:;=:;=:;=:=i knoW. way to ~eep . re WID!Io fY' , 1id wa1 nearly 100 day and cover tho oilage doort otld 1, - --blackbird5 from damagmg co~ bar~ers Y~he acre Had 1t been silage wttb paper, Pntt advi&es. 5 1 Is to scare the dayhgbts out 0 0 ~~Y e r 1 f~y buJheJ' the f1eld When uslnR ear eorn silage ln them. l would have JUJtilled only about plaee of mind eram, Iarmon Create bedlam 1ft bat cornfielci 1half the protection 1t reeelverl. shou1d remM~ber to feed more Up to 1,000 pound• pu._ built-iD weirht "aJvoa thlt SilO Utility ,,I,,..,,. ............. .......... plow leta you pt OV¥tllllmiiC'Itl- .. A.~. 1 p ish between 15 aDd 25 pereent, be- best on high )'Ieiding iOOd care In fall and winter than · ' Serviee• will s·oo Lite on tbe Farm ~ 30 Revival Planned Among 3Churches In Racl·ne Area these moillure Ieveii wiU keep worlrjing together. Fall fresh eows are usually dry 10 late summer when files aDd heat are at their worst and paSture its s.hortest. Dairymen usually have more !ime to give the eowa I I:115 Seannlnr the Wel!ber I I 10 Tbe LAte ShOW •. , 1 duction. When spring Jresh <OW! go Into the bml on dry feed tbey usually drop in production. ll:OO Up-to-the·Minll!i 'Ntwo 1e Allu-Chalmo~.at~>M-...._! conatrucUon meet~ demar- ' M th d • I B t •-- :•bel~ am OISe S es e 0 ~~ .... :::. t::.;·::.: Bedl Of N fc Of Keeping Birds0ut O .AlfD we:~t ~~~~~he~" s:::.~. ~~k ~~;ov:~~~ when turned on pasture. Ia other words, when cows tbat freshen in the fall are turned on pasture, they usually "plc~up" b1 their milk pro- ' the w,a held. This year we will again hold a seriel of tob~cco atripplnc demon· stratlons 1n Mason County. The Oatea for the 1demonstrations are PALL FRESHENING . Cowa freshening in the fall u•· 50FT WATI!R SERVICE , ually make more money lor their 8:00 Polly Bergen , .. 8:90 Glsel• MacKenzie Show 9·00 What's It For 9!30 'l'our Hit Pllralle , • 10:00 News anH ~porta ~-cdllnlf WUl The traveling prite donated by Mrt Gardner Mankin was award· ed to Mn. Hunnell. Hall(lween giftJ were eubanged by the Seuet Pala A white elephant sale w11l be announced later. CULLIGAN tile SerVICeS tburche~ Gilbert, publiclty calves will pay dividends •• the SIE US POR w11l rotate between Women'a Club met Tuetday even· ing at the ward houst. . Mn. Wilham Sheridan, pre••· dent, pre1idel1 and offieen elert~ were Mrs. John HunneJI, pre11· dent, Ml'1 Waid Gorb)•, vice prell· dent Mn Euaent Triplett, sec· reta;y; )Irs. Howard Kitchen, treasurer, Mrs Gardner Mankin, flower comm;tee and Mn Wyatt weaned and Vat· The vaccination ia for HAULING. SERVICE Tile personal Jurn!JbiRII mu.lic ' '~I! Ofrlters were elerted for FARM NEWS memHrl new year when the Second Warrt ~18tnted, Sl~n on Circle 3 Raneh Gum by Fury Capt Gall•m True Story Detective's Diary i'oreirn lntr!IJIIe The ~lg Picture Football Game • Kemper Seo~eboard Watcn Mr. Wl.oard Sky Kin( Fool'.ttdl Scortboard · H • ond lhe proceeds will ro toward WCTU TO MilT ltlr. and Mn. Runoll Von Mr-. · construction wort lor, 8.25 '--------- THANKS EXPRESSED Mrs. CIIC'I Smith, president or the PTA of the We~tcrn local school dlstnC't, Wishes to thank all 1\ho assut~,>d by contnbuhons or work m rna• me: the chicken din· ncr, which was served at the Grade School auditori um Thursday a 11uccess The women served ap· proKimately ch1cken dinners Mrs. Clair Nel ~on Is emuloved on ·Barber. FRIDAY 7:00 llmmle Dean 7 45 ~ucky 8 Cari<JOila 8:00 CapWn Kooraroo 8.15 CBS News 8 M Loeol News s·oo BarrY Moore 10:30 otrlke rt Juc~ 11·00 Newa II· W Katle'o Almanae 11:15 Love of Llfe II 30 Seorch for Tomol'l'Ol> II :45 Guldb1 Light 12:00 Katie's Kltct10o 12:30 Aa the World T1lfnl I 00 Reat lhe Clock I 30 Houseparty 2:00 Big Poyolf 2 30 The Verdict Is Youro 3:00 !righter Day In which he grew up, Hazle, who hit .403 In 41 games for the Braves after being brought up rrom Wich· ita, ~'' · Jill! ~over~,t.(rom a 7·~ ,'Q'aoii-Powa cold. 7:3il' Zin&':m'ey!rheater 8·00 Mr, Adoms ~ Eve Frank Newland is stayine at the 8:30 Pro Football Hlghllrhta ·borne or biB nlect!, Mrs. Verle Tut· 9 00 The Lineup The Pomrroy WcrU will mecl at the Uolted Mathodllt Church weleome. 1'ue!lda, evantna. Mi" Lucretl~ Mr. atld Mr1. Clinton Holsmgl'l' and family visited al Long Dot· A •on~ rcclt•l will be glv~o Genhelmer will be the loader tolD Sunday with Mr and Mr~ hv the chorus of the Rio Granctc ' l1m11 Carter ond ramlly. Coile~• at the l.angsvlllc Con- DAYBOOK .. .. .. . HALLOWIIN PAIITY lira. Emma Van Meter, Mrs. .rre51atlonal C'hmllan Cburrh, The Penlef Clau ol the Pomel!a11111 Smith, Juuy Smith ln 11 Sunday e"ntn• Oct 21 Mt)'tl and Mr.. Grace Holt~lngt>r 'Mrlf Carol P1er~e. son Davhf roy First Baftiat Church and their wott In Parkersbur11 Saturday, and Mr and Mn Carol Ptme Jr lamllloa wll have 1 m!Skod Hal· wn Fannie Bliley ancl SliD !IJ)!J\t SundAy with relativeS in loween party, Saturday ot 7:30 p m. al tho <hureh. Rclreohments and Mrs. M"lha llol•hcger v:•ll Columbu• ed ,...lday 1\'lth ~~- and Mrs llu1 Donold Nel•on, son ol Mr. "d will be furnllhed, sin.vin1 every evenlna .-west VIrginia Saturdor- Chantltl3 · So try to cet 11 many or your COY'I as pouible bred in Novem· ------WCHS-TV Chanttel~8 Mrs l!erb<!rt swan or Ealt Liverpool, Ohio visited Sun: '- , day ll'lth Mrs. Eula Swon anu Mr and lin Lind"~ l.yono and lam· Mr. .and Mrs Wllltam Kuhn and 1001 Ronnie, of Canton, spent the Sports Eye 6.22 6 30 7 00 7 30 8·00 8:30 TUPPERS- -PLA-IN··- ..lvod word from their dauQhter, )IH, Emma Vlragh, ol lllll'andes, P'ranee, thai her husband, Sgt Gtorae Vlragh, had been hospital· lzed. at Potters, France, alter rc· eelvmg a broken shoulder and oollar bone In a Je•p occident. Guy Spence~ of Constantine, Mich., II vldtmg his shter, Mrs Wayne Brlcklea and husband, and hl.o brother. Dwl11ht Spencer and family of West Shade Sunday guests or lhe Rev. and Mr1 w. w Brau were Dr. and Mrs c c Adams Hobert Whit . · · • side, Mr. an4 Mrs Richard Swain and Mra Oma Smith all of Parkers· burg, w. Va., and Mr. and Mrs Robert Fields, local John Arbaugh returned Sntur· day from Florida 10.30 !'lew, Hea~ltneo 10'40 Weathereast 10 4~ llillh School scoreboard 10 50 Nltewutch 100 Sl11n Oil ""''_cw < In oprlnc and aummer. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 18, nisbed br churchea Second Ward W.omens Club Elects Officers MINERSVILLE, 0. RT. Ut '' PHONE 130 �<I '' I >I / t. .'"· .. ·Hoosiers Fae.1~116 GM'd DilCllllla .Jn Bl'g Ten Losses PR·EVnJCTI.ON· · PA.NEL th• probl•m in ,,v•." lndillna plm Ohio Stale in Columbus Satulday. the newest t<·rritory in the clrcujt. ''It's not for us," said Bob lla· duro, president of the Cuban Sug- ar Kings. "We'll continue to play in Havana," General ~~:mager Joe Ryon of Miami said Jersey City wasn't lor hls club eitner. Custom Royal 4-Door. V-8 motor, Torque ~Ute Trans. mission. Radio, Heater. Like new. Another Chevrolet trade in. 7-35 0·21 6-13 12·0 ~-14 YOVNGSTOWN KITCHENS Cabinet Sink 1955 ·· OLDSMOBILE Beautiful 2-tone, ivory over blue. 2-Door Hardtop. Super 88. Loca-l owner. .. 7·33 lpoints 1955 CHEVROLET Only $89.95 ' ••m..ttt• witt! "210" - 2 Door. Beautiful green finish . Heater - V-8 motor. fttll,.., · JU:ruRES GALORE, iltllll&: 1 ' t Clvomo owlnglng mr.tng~lauetl wlllt 5·yoar parts wa"Gftly. • looray ~ft~erca~lftll !torttt op<tetl IWo ~·~ partltlonotl, • Ont·pl•., 11tt1 top, add·mhtanr 1954 BUICK ,. fir~· Century H,rd Top. Dynaflow, Heater, Radio. Fully equiP, ped. Practically new while side wall tires. SJ595 t parcoiDI•-molod. Drawon glklli oatlly, 4~11ly 11ft nylao NMtn. 1 th · Jackson Pomeroy, Welhton and Athens wt co er etr opponents' tonight says the Prediction Panel in its fif.th IPP:tt1!11l r~ ance this Fall. The eight 'members of the panel, DO)V se e~ down with regular members - Fred Crow, Renzo M~~chlm, Charley Gibbs, Earl Knight, John Ftl!tz, Kenny McEihmney, Dick Owen, and Rich J9nes - didn't ~gree that a singi~ one Of 10 contests they were c~l\ed upon to pick tbls weeJi ~ven would be dose. It looks bke a day for the form charts. But never forget th~t a~ titne 11 str~ng and det~rn,U,ned bpys run 'out on a'field agalb~t a similar 11 opponents a,n Ul!$et can be brewing. ney Spencer and Vernon Hartlson halves and Junior Hawthorne at fUll. · Hawthorne will move lnlo left t.>ckle oit dcf<nse. Coach J.ohn Thompson, still ·New Manager ' . , · To fte Named · . . ., CLEVELAND UP-'1'11~ Clev!" land Indians wUt announce thetr n~w general manager \Yithln tho neit three weeks, and thti man Pr9,b~~l¥ w,iU b,e Bill DeWitt_-~11 be w~nts tbe J~bThe Indlano are walling Cor board Chairman William K. Daley to return !rom Europe befor< making the announcetllent .• l>e\l'itl, ee; ~.. served as an execu'uve with the St. Louis ca~ dlnals, St. Louis Browns and the ~~ew York Yankees.· 'He now h oo!ordlnitor of tha major · leagties''Fund for Aid to Minor Lea· gue Clubs. "I haven't h~ard frolll anyone on the Clevelknd Club," said De Witt at his borne In St. Louis. "I consider the Job I have now a good one and 1 would have to do a lot of ·considering if anothel' of· ,.,,.ur. t In tltonllof 'Stor White, oooy 10 doo• till klfp clooo. TWIN CITY LEAGUI STANDINGS F. $795 Won Lost Abbott 14 F. Tavern ... . . ... . . 11 7 10 11 flmcrlcon [.egion 10\l D. Warner 10 Kaiser 7\l SIASON HIGHS 10 10\\ 11 13", Sports Center FORE~t& lB,OTT Ind. 3 Gam,,, Atklni. DOe Ind. 1. G•me, Jim ~cwls, 242 AliPLIANCE Tum 3 Game~ Kalser, ~~~~ l!hone 8284-\' Team Same, F. Tavern, ~" Mill S,t. MiddleeJ~rt TOP 1"5' IQWLIRS S'ltiS 1 A. Horn ............. . ..... 511 4-Door Sedan. ijeautlful 2-tone green fhll!h , S~tl~•s In· terior, gqod rub)ler, IU!rantee~ ali the wa'j. h~ater. ~10 .... .... .... 503 506 High Horn, 511 . 671 2 Door V-8. Heater- White over blue. E. McKinney 't. Chapman J. Horn John J.ewis ~ . 467 Three Game lnd. A. F;;;;;;;;;;;;-..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 ?i'eam Single Gnme, F. Tavern, 1954 FORD g~r H~nk Grc~nberg -...~I ·High Sing:lll \ Game, A. Born, 220. Tc01m Thrtc Cnmf'S, Sport.; Center, 1919 19$4 CHEVROLET ~e~~; ~~aii:· .~··~~::t.r~mR::. Meanwhile, ex-General Mana· made it And lhP Panthers host Nelsonville , Pomeroy h favore~ to plain t~at be di4 not know the win according to \he Panel by at least thre~ Tnt.. Mr. Cilo JApli\¥ 9f ~i~ 'I!~A!'r. . was saving his oi'iliers all day Friday that ·"the llllnel Is of ' ''Tht!y<v~ flnallt ' ~t,cn .me sound mind and limb. out," Greenberg said bitterly. Of area contesl~ onlv one panelist figured Rtttlond to be "Now they're trying to cr~ate an· scored on for the flrsl time this year. Rich JoOP.s. Stlll. he ~ave other rhubarb. about my voi~e in the Red Devils a 45-7 bulge, enough to satisfy even Rutland belpinlf to plei< a new general mannaer.'' fans. The deposed pilot mude no North GAllia . undefeated In the leal.'ue of consolidated bones about hh unhappinesl schools. will take En~tern and even F.arl Knil'ht agrees. with what he con.si<lercd a "ho~ It's Ripley over Wahama fsorrv . Jtalnhl, Nitro over Point tile press" and Its role in brlnqabout his removal. Plemnt. -H;mnan over ~outhwestern (Bob Ashley's 11 fresh· mpn). Rio Grande over Kv ~cr. Ev•rvborlv agreed Indiana will he lic~•d in Colnmbu• hv the J-lnvesm•n .··v•n .Tnnr< onln~ nlnn• thnt thrtt th• middle thru the middle thru the middle PUNT will do the trlrk. Bowling Mighlights . ANTI FREEZE .. IOWUT PIICI CONIOIIl KAITIIIIo IAYI"II CONTIOIIID WAlM·Wt BellM •ie..U., with Picture Pl!otand Sipal Muter. Bet- lor liotenint with Sound-up deoip, Po- M cbollll. Loot peen. Roadmaster 4-door. Dynaflow. Radl9 and $1045 etthuboautl• f\tl·'l'bio·I!Do ' '""""''""' 't .. ' . MOTOR CO· ''~'~"J ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iT'~;;;;i~-. r Welcome To The . ,. Music Rrlotoy & StlubloJ Nlthla ~ SundaJ AfttrMOn f¥1· 1.1~ Eddie Fife ·1 ·u dthe · Christ's eaU to mission and to unity by strengthening the un· . d1.1rstanding nnd support O! the Shady Valley ·Boys lnterdtnomlnntlonal work or (he churr~es Sllitaled 3 MIJei .. 7• 'See Below . Middleport ··: "til~ ..Lilli · 1:111 Ulll AIAIIISI can, so 1h!t a '' loritlbs can be turned bqtk lnt~ debt rwi!!clllon." Dr. 'Balles tompllm,P.trul high· ·ly 1\!r. Ediso'n· 'llt\bJttl'ter, .pre•i· ,dent of tbe PO!IIbl'o~: l'lalional Balik, for his "vtl~~blq aervlee. 11 a member of Otflll\latd otldlr· ~tors of our ~a\1!!:': ~11:: ~9)>s!~k .ter lo near the.: ~~- 9f lll• se~pft. t"''!!! (\lx J.l!'!l"' auty) as a mem· lb€1' ot·lhe board of dll'e~{! of .the Cleveland Federal • 'rvc !'II~ . · . . :'~'~~• spe~ker also · said -It Is h" ftr~ce!J.Vt~)lo~ \h~l the pr~ept II(IH PRICISI You can ICC!" ~~~~ a $fAt:tllllif Unci Gar.. ;; prlctil !!! and rta4Y IC! rolll . 19$. M'RCURY ........ · .. ·.. ·.. ·.. ..1,95 Custom Haf,d Top Coupe. Rea~ s~arp bl.~~k, ~nd f~d ~n· isii with gle.ming white. wall tire~- ~~J. ~_.m ~~,IIi~ . ~ ~~r lor barmo~ng be~ull!lll1y with ~l\ter ;o~. ':"'~ ? n s acce_asorl~. T~lk ~~~?ut ja~~! Ma~, ~y~ ve ~~~ . ~~e_ 1!. 1 1955 Ol.OSM~U.E ·.. ·........ ' .. ·.. $·1M5 1 Super 88 4 Door Sedari. Ppweted by the filiiOIII V,-8.-~­ ket engine that takes off Uke • jet. Ext~ ~'t:~r t~.~Q'f~th power steering and power br~s ancj man'Y mbre •wer . 1 features. She's smooth, swift, 11ilent ~ ll.k¢ 811~1'1 C!D a breeze. Test It yourself and see w)ly f.OW ~~~~~ al is Oldsmobile. · 195,1 FDRD, (u~tomli-.e · :··:_ :········ $1.6'95 .• . 1 Door. I~i! car insld~ a~d out. T~ •llgbt _II!Utto~N f\)llsb is spotle$8 and the matcbmg blue mterlor ill as fr~sh as new. One local owner, a youps lll,dY, In fa~~Yes sir, it's a dilly from a Filly. ' . · \ Special 2 Door. Hootmon - Here is real pepn~ p,illclli)i, economy. 6 cyl. engine, standard shift, excellent - ~. new seat covers. The one local ow~_!!\ l~ft a lol of tro.i!lile free miles In this one. See II and save.money, · t'~~~~r.r:; ll1itnd lh_\>itih. Ncidollljli'fl WIRMEl $J~9.9S ~DJQ· "~ ~ 1,11d TV Ia AButbaeu , ' . Jtlot A SldeUnt" N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT Ge.$ .\ free Tune Up lu The Sprblg 1\!1 S,!fe V~ur M\)tor WID ~o jte-_dy To Go. ..WVLL INSUf\AN~ ~oy~~~Jt ~C011-ATWAT!R Aatllort.,d ~r ; I Matropolita" MR~t"~ 'M lY~JJ,~ fLiS •.:..J\V~C·. . . · ler Field. · -- · " . MAKE ' SMITH CLOTHING Y'UR .Sftoppmg " Headqua:~n FOR . Wo~•n Set~ Our ~C!d.rn Stf\es L ,DAY VEST SALE ' DINETTE SP-ICIAL! 1 .AVAI UBLE ... Smart Two- ' tY 4inner, Join us here ... Chi~~~ Delu~e 4 J?oor The !DJr..ror ~k~ ~,ream, ~d ~lue flntu Iookllike a 4hctw c.,. A o~ ltollll'f oq. \:be inside too. Just turn the key and s~e never fails to star.t. This is the car with the' tep'lltit:r4n for dependabUlty . Come on In and give it a try. You'll pick a winner! , *Make yo!D' reservations for tbrlitma• parties e~ly. Avoid Disappointment 19$5 taU.Y ···················· $1_~ MARTI~ . 7JJJ~I.I-(:E ·KING ·SIZE DI-NETTE . . - . ONLY AT ...,, ~~ Somes Eat Here! tChro~­ ~~G~T~ Y 11 1:30 Sot; ~ Sun. IJ!~•-..d. "'t'i.., ==reo~ REST'AURANT N.... Ave. W• Mlddltporl 4 HOUR ,,u - SERVICE you_Cilllld 10_lo California 9!1 JD~ still h~Ht4!\l"! wear. '$Uil~d"shj.lt fo~rtw aavlai ~IIOlY-- J«G\Qr bas Just b,ee!l ~one over · A-fi!oiliftlob. A aood jl~ culooilria for~ , .,. OWJIJr. . li'" 'Chr'"'-''i46,~ CH.ISMOIU ·················· $.l~~ ·~. 4 D~~~ jilt~ In Pte lap of luxury in thiS bill txc.h,.91ve · · ~J!lt fatnlly car. ~omfort plus. with cus~m lliun.ra~ (1119~ 110wer steerln~. tinted g!Qs, bydtamallc t!H~ a¢ s\veet mqsl~ f~m\ the bl~ cleaftonnat!!_~:· 11r!re.'lt afl\1 ~~~~~ ~~ tbls ~nderful value. · hather•Touch • . •.roAM plutic upholotery • No-mar Plalllle ~ ~ . 19~3 DODGI6'Cvl .~ ..... ;, .......... U~l 2 Oocif:AH"~\d6.JJ'drat out car 1tbat tan take it. ~~~ ,. 'J?4~ :, TOWING ' . . '- Nlfbt Plaone !45H l!'t)lamlily-liD CliMite with Mlltalloflal HW ..--........ atyllng ••• ~n~lan Cantaur MaiWt With caafne, loll-lear!n~p $ll4e~ ¥ ZANDT · ANGELES UP - Vln<:e Martinez, sc<ond • ranked, w,tlte!'• weiKht lrom .Patei'JOII, .N. 1, Is scheduled to arrive In Loa ADUIII Friday to complete arr.._<Aitntl to meet tbe wlrmer ol QUC· file,. day night's bout be\-~ GMpar Ortega and Kid Gavll.all ·' al 'fmtl: MASON FlJR~ITURE! 1954 PONTIAC ................'....... $1195 . ana ..•ndV~ · TO MEET WINNEI LOS RUT~ND AN.D For a quick snack or a hear- green fill,bll'il~ toil~. l)ut d~ll fi\Jt!Re' a bdo\: b~ lt~ cover:.. ~or a t~ ~~ '!fa pafnt .•'fechaftl~ally tbli job rs tops. ~It today getyourseu a good buy. . Admitted: Anita ·.Houduhelt, Minersville: David C.fll))eY, /'l~n; Mrs. Emma Byrd, Miildlepqtt; H~­ man Michael, PomeroY RD: LaW· renee Smith, Chester; Hal Johnson, New Haven. · · Diaehar80<(: Wayne MIJboaq, Pomeroy; MrL War.! Sayre, Ba· eine. . Cran~k 4 I:!OPr~T.!II• cute l,ltUe bl\lt j~b I§ relldi- to roll. ~y. ~djlilg. tiax tb part..'nre8 ti.tn~bafe!y totlcJJ. ed ~ ,Ill# . Np~J uolae mah~. ~- ~- f!-11~. 111.9tQj' sound' al\~ 9D,Ih· Automatic drive ~~· · · ¥0toR ANn SWU IT and identifying the bat. MEIGS GENIJIAL HOSP.ITAL ' . l .. ' li and Riviera -coupe. Everyone rom Granllma to Junior Will ride In comfll'rt irl thi~ space b'PP! C$'. 2 dogrs m•~es It safe too Power steering, power brakes, power windows and po~er sea~ for yo.ur drlvlne pleaSI\J'.q, It's really an aristocrat of the asphalt. ' e1 by mistake. The oWJJer may elii.D\ it by calling at the mayor'a office U·s· 1\Bou•.·e 21 1953 CADILLAC .. · .. ·.............. $1695 1,~ the apparel! mList have been lefl in bis truck, parked on Courl-tt1 :l'l• - e.Pc.: , ~r::...,·_ _ __ wttb what aome cal! tight mone~. ~·~lot!~ ~fl'_qyves, · goverome~t ·ort!cllits, a;td' millions of Amert· ·• ~piliblus ·have tried ·.to un· I A gray Steu~n roan'• hal "" turned into the oHI~ of Mayor E. F. Robi.,on today sh-';rtly beloee noon by a truck driver wba IliAd National Bank or Racine: Clr11t Friday in May promote ~ J. ·t~sS, presidentj PreQ· Christian £ellowship in local l ~nd s. Norril:· w. A. Orr; Clar· communitie!l. World Communil y ence Price;· ~l.JA,\;o)d Carn~han . Day, the first Friday in Novem i!~r ~oAs~. ~f I?~~glli, l':a1l her ~ti-ves special emphasis to d ~9H. Racine llome Balik: Miss Veru Christian world relations proM. llf.e~l,, \1'. B. Cross, CharieR ilayi\ian: ll.' o. Spencer, John T. Wolle. School superintendents spccla)ly invited were Chari~! Gibbs of Pomeroy and Lee M<'Comas o! "'"4! t The Series '62, 4 Door Sedan. Deep rich green metallic finish ~atsparkles like new. Oneqyi)U'l{e ca•l Y~lll' OYIIS on the ltlllurlous -interior you will know 'll)ll\edilll,ely that this fine car ha, been the pride and joy, of $0me9l!e ¢ dignity. Just a few miles behind the wheel and yllu!IJ know w)ty Cadillac is your best buy. ·.... ·.......... ··.. · HAT FOUND !Continued from Page One) cause of the st. Lawrence Seaway. " Tlicsectioti of u:T 21' lii!lweeh ctevelari11:{: 3ntoti was ori tlie ln!e~· state net!jmrk. Onl/' th' P.Wtlon ·~. !l'·tliof ino ,~.~~~lfot.1 1 ~~~ &Otltb frOJD ·Ganto~ to lllai-lett; e.,_. . _e Oflt~ . U. ~~· til licked maxlm~il! f~iWal. ~~~ ' ,mo . iS· a ·flee p'fil mar· ' Ohio and"W'est vllginla~eoor<ll ltet, Is· the best that pooslbly noted their efforts to get U. S. U could be used. He pol~ted out ln~uded in the interstate sysleljl that ~ i\Pl'~ !3. ':\1'1,\1\" a• 11 wi~b lh,e Jpng-rana' vi~w of bavls satd (o ..tiB ,~t; lt ~ - l.o IM In&·'a north-south e1111reaaway ruriborrowers who 11( tbe Judgment nlng from the Great Lakes tb of thousands of l~al, small town F1orlda bankers, are the be\t ~.411 .(lebuit!ll~g of the route will ~ risks. . '' ' a trelri'oililous lloon to the West · "H9w could yop bavA a more · Turnpike which, durln8 so•md ays\i.ml~ 'II' ~!ill~d- ."J,f U y.e~e of e"stence, hty Du< belter l.l!M P,lvbi.ti' ~IQ·O~e for i~l~ fte prime re~Jeompletecy dl~oldd "'fillm•' ' ftleal · · believe, Ia tnat routt; ·.problellll and money needs mak· t;[!i!ii!;iiiiiiiiiiiiii 'lng the declsl01i " lo '(~'}'!ill aboitld borrow It!" he addetC ~ · President Theodore T.. Reed, .Sr., of t~e Fll!mera Bank and 'Savings 61., of' Po)!lefjly. scrvi!d ~· •Thund•r •sunct..y as mastet or 'ceferilonles and pre· aented Mr Hobstetter; who lntroNOV. 7 thru NOV. 10 'dueed tile speakers. \ , Mr. Hobstejter pointed ou! .that money and tr~l Rlay a vi· tal role 1n eeonomt' ure, •)· though that role Is nut always · wldti,.Mnderstood. He njllf~ that .aft~r an exten~ed period of ~~­ teeptlonally ae~iVe business, 1955 CHMOLET ........ ~ ·.. ·.. ·.... $lot, 19$8 PLYMOUTH .. · .. ·.... .... · ·.... Lf3 U.S. WINI,IliZE YI,).IJil O.U'fl{t~ ~~ rd~~~ ~q\l.l~& .'Where It 1 $tcu•a• 1• bond or prayer and spir itual fettow•hlp. May Fellowship Day hPid the Monterey 4 Door. Modern t~o tone 'fh!t~. and green ~ill· ish set off with ~ t1v1,t lf9u)i~ baf/i'White wall 1\[es. Loadetl with power steering, power brpkes, 14qr;c-p;maU~ dtfve; rad!Ci, heater, tinted glass and mauy otll'er optiQiial ~~f!' r,Qu'v~ em t~ ~ ~ !,lrlv~ till& ~tJ to alb Out~oord ~-QtQr abroad . Christiat:s of 134 countries in Illite Mullen At at home and The World Day of Prayer held the fi,rst Friday in Lent . .unites ~·Ln Delu,, 2 Qllor.'A, h~venly bl~J. IJith a ybite·top. tf.es 1953 BUICK )lllllller.f!)\f~ Steerln~. all stadiums b ,nl 1953 ·- i~ .f Belvedere 2-door Hkrdtop. Black over blue, radio, heater - nat covers. · • end Mcause of an injured regular, is expected lo Open his Of· Game time a p. m. 1953 BUICK Roa.master ··· · ··· · · ··· $995 MULLE"S 1954 PLYMOUTH one spot itt croRsed . In three games. Clio's starting offense should took somethina like this: en4a, Parker and Johnson; tacklel Werry and Roush: guard~ Welk· er and Struble, with Gibbs at Mr. Cilo Has B'en Prayinq'ffard ' lea.~t vllle 41-o last wee~, will ttu:ls: In th• backfield wil• be Yogi ten its new stadium Satutd&J' W•yland at quarter, Bobby Nel· ni11ht when the powerful 'North son and Mike Erwin at halves r.altians come to the Rt. 7 insti." and Gene Abllott at full. Rutland, flgurtd at lea$! lour " ...,.,., 2-o In the league TD's better than·· MtArtbur will en tcrtaiu .'iel&onviUe 3{1 with tlie be shooting for No. te straight, another game this year In Clio men figured lor a 3 TD adits goal Une has not been vantage. Middleport goes to Wellston about 5 TD underdoes. Their ob wilt be to stop Frankie Hill eague lcndintl scorer witb 65 fer dld come alODI·" • pluggigg up at and Eastern, victors over Merce'f· 28-7 19-13 Rides With ea.vorit.es Tonight ·n 1 bb I'Oii1PI Middlepot·t, o., Oct. 18,I 1957 . ' rense' with Dolley and Werne; or Whitla)eb. at enas. Ketthko and Roller tae~les, . StQver ' and ' Rutlat1d entertains a not.to·s\1,:... Neal at gu!ITai aitd ,llaurk at cesslul llcArthnr club at R~Uanil center. ~ · · 0<26 Take that Jackson vs. LoJIII'I affair. Coach Mel Mams at Logan owns wins over Middleport and Gallipolis and scored 25 points against Wellston In a 47-25 loss. He's had time to scout Jackson and be no doubt had somebody watching ·pom·eroy last week put the Fear of the Almighty into the Ironmen. As for Middleport at Wellston, the Jackets don't figure to ha-lt the Rockets' march toward a showdown with Jackson Oct. 24. But I heard Coach John 'J'hompson Wednesday aJternoon yell at his hard working te~m. ''Are you afraid of wellston?" A booming "No" bounced-back. One can only feet sorry for Coach Bob Sang of Gallipolis. What a first year ba·ptism I Blessed with 11 capable starters at the first of the year, Sang goes into the, Athens fray short three of them with in,iuries and finds himself wit~ M positions literallv one deep, and brother, that Is at!. What happened In Gallipolis' Is football too rough for the ., '"'" 111 • anymore~ . . . AU-steel $$$ . $865 ~-20 Tu!J!M•• JIJ ~ ·· ·,y;r ' Pomeroy and Middleport footoball tea_ms will be &oina after their first SEO League victories tonlg~t with the Panthero favo~­ ed to get thdrs, a~d MlddlcP,otl heavy Wtderdogs. Take That Jackson-Logan Match 1957 DODGE ...... 20·0 SPORTS OESl. Minor Franchise NEW YORK UP - The Inter· natioQAI Lei1111e met with ourprjsing ap~thy todlt)' lu lr):lng to aell one ot liB clubs on ~e Idea of movhitl Into Jersey Cl!y,' N. :1., 19-7 lR 27·0 .39-7 13-20 7-$,0 6-21 6-20 ~ 12·, 12-32 7-42 cl-25 1~·30 6-26 7·32 6-l!S 0-~2 0-20 0-28 6-7 12-~ \1).13 2JI·7 · l!l·O 1~.() 13·6 · 3~-0 6-14 ·t·i9 6-13 6·i8 19-0 25·12 7-• )17 0 ·8 v 21·6 2"·11 18·6 7·0 6·~2 t-~q 13·28 7·3.4 21·7 13-18 6-38 0·33 0-45 13·0 26·0 6-18 27-0 2~·0 t-3~ I 4"7:D.a!lyrS~1A_\IJ1~,·~!!IIJ'OY· SEO Wiw;; Eastern Is At Home (21·~7) ~2~111) (21-~$) (27-34) (30.·~ (2~·34) NoL,ody Wanting J~rsey City As .. \ c • (~lr~l ~cote U~ For ~~~ !~ N~ed) ~ow Meneh,lniGJ.bll!j ~~ Fultz ~.c,Wnoey O~en A solid cJrps of staff members has accepteri the theory that the (lll-i8) school can't attract top athletes • Jackson at Logan ..........• 20·0 1 CHICAGO IJ1' -Indiana may from other confer~nc~ institutions Gallipolis at Athens .... , . , . , , e-27 have to decide within the next on 1ts athtct1c lactl1!1cs .Hence 1t Middleport at Wellston .. . ... 12-33 year if it wan is to give up hope needs money to top other offm. NclsonvUle at Pom~rcy .... .. .. ~i6 for winning football, or quit the There's no doubt that la<k or McArthur at Rutland . . . . . . . . 0-35 1 · :i~tei~a~o~u::~ ~~~J!o~~~t~~ ::.::~ North Ga!Ua at Eastern ....... 6-o' Bie ''" •·w,. j11;t don't have the facili- to Indion• with a line ~nail col· H~nnan at Southwestern ..... 16:0 Ues to unprcss boys," one stall le&e record His Hoosiers lost as Rio Grande at l(yger .. .. . . , . . 6-18 m1mber said. :·The only way we re&ularly as they had in the paat. Nitro· at Pt. Pleasant .... . .. . 27-12 can get lhem u with the buck. If Smith went to Arizona State and · the athletic <tepartment ohould aet as athletic hector, his team lost Ripley at Waham~ · · · · · · · · .. 26.6 $300,000 , year for the next two ycur had only one loss. Indiana at Ohio Stale . ........ q-~ maybe it could clean ur• • PanthersJaelu~ts Seek First yourlloon . .. plattlc Charcoal WALNyt woaciiiiGin llordlr. MASO~ . · FURNITURE c:o: / • �<I '' I >I / t. .'"· .. ·Hoosiers Fae.1~116 GM'd DilCllllla .Jn Bl'g Ten Losses PR·EVnJCTI.ON· · PA.NEL th• probl•m in ,,v•." lndillna plm Ohio Stale in Columbus Satulday. the newest t<·rritory in the clrcujt. ''It's not for us," said Bob lla· duro, president of the Cuban Sug- ar Kings. "We'll continue to play in Havana," General ~~:mager Joe Ryon of Miami said Jersey City wasn't lor hls club eitner. Custom Royal 4-Door. V-8 motor, Torque ~Ute Trans. mission. Radio, Heater. Like new. Another Chevrolet trade in. 7-35 0·21 6-13 12·0 ~-14 YOVNGSTOWN KITCHENS Cabinet Sink 1955 ·· OLDSMOBILE Beautiful 2-tone, ivory over blue. 2-Door Hardtop. Super 88. Loca-l owner. .. 7·33 lpoints 1955 CHEVROLET Only $89.95 ' ••m..ttt• witt! "210" - 2 Door. Beautiful green finish . Heater - V-8 motor. fttll,.., · JU:ruRES GALORE, iltllll&: 1 ' t Clvomo owlnglng mr.tng~lauetl wlllt 5·yoar parts wa"Gftly. • looray ~ft~erca~lftll !torttt op<tetl IWo ~·~ partltlonotl, • Ont·pl•., 11tt1 top, add·mhtanr 1954 BUICK ,. fir~· Century H,rd Top. Dynaflow, Heater, Radio. Fully equiP, ped. Practically new while side wall tires. SJ595 t parcoiDI•-molod. Drawon glklli oatlly, 4~11ly 11ft nylao NMtn. 1 th · Jackson Pomeroy, Welhton and Athens wt co er etr opponents' tonight says the Prediction Panel in its fif.th IPP:tt1!11l r~ ance this Fall. The eight 'members of the panel, DO)V se e~ down with regular members - Fred Crow, Renzo M~~chlm, Charley Gibbs, Earl Knight, John Ftl!tz, Kenny McEihmney, Dick Owen, and Rich J9nes - didn't ~gree that a singi~ one Of 10 contests they were c~l\ed upon to pick tbls weeJi ~ven would be dose. It looks bke a day for the form charts. But never forget th~t a~ titne 11 str~ng and det~rn,U,ned bpys run 'out on a'field agalb~t a similar 11 opponents a,n Ul!$et can be brewing. ney Spencer and Vernon Hartlson halves and Junior Hawthorne at fUll. · Hawthorne will move lnlo left t.>ckle oit dcf<nse. Coach J.ohn Thompson, still ·New Manager ' . , · To fte Named · . . ., CLEVELAND UP-'1'11~ Clev!" land Indians wUt announce thetr n~w general manager \Yithln tho neit three weeks, and thti man Pr9,b~~l¥ w,iU b,e Bill DeWitt_-~11 be w~nts tbe J~bThe Indlano are walling Cor board Chairman William K. Daley to return !rom Europe befor< making the announcetllent .• l>e\l'itl, ee; ~.. served as an execu'uve with the St. Louis ca~ dlnals, St. Louis Browns and the ~~ew York Yankees.· 'He now h oo!ordlnitor of tha major · leagties''Fund for Aid to Minor Lea· gue Clubs. "I haven't h~ard frolll anyone on the Clevelknd Club," said De Witt at his borne In St. Louis. "I consider the Job I have now a good one and 1 would have to do a lot of ·considering if anothel' of· ,.,,.ur. t In tltonllof 'Stor White, oooy 10 doo• till klfp clooo. TWIN CITY LEAGUI STANDINGS F. $795 Won Lost Abbott 14 F. Tavern ... . . ... . . 11 7 10 11 flmcrlcon [.egion 10\l D. Warner 10 Kaiser 7\l SIASON HIGHS 10 10\\ 11 13", Sports Center FORE~t& lB,OTT Ind. 3 Gam,,, Atklni. DOe Ind. 1. G•me, Jim ~cwls, 242 AliPLIANCE Tum 3 Game~ Kalser, ~~~~ l!hone 8284-\' Team Same, F. Tavern, ~" Mill S,t. MiddleeJ~rt TOP 1"5' IQWLIRS S'ltiS 1 A. Horn ............. . ..... 511 4-Door Sedan. ijeautlful 2-tone green fhll!h , S~tl~•s In· terior, gqod rub)ler, IU!rantee~ ali the wa'j. h~ater. ~10 .... .... .... 503 506 High Horn, 511 . 671 2 Door V-8. Heater- White over blue. E. McKinney 't. Chapman J. Horn John J.ewis ~ . 467 Three Game lnd. A. F;;;;;;;;;;;;-..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 ?i'eam Single Gnme, F. Tavern, 1954 FORD g~r H~nk Grc~nberg -...~I ·High Sing:lll \ Game, A. Born, 220. Tc01m Thrtc Cnmf'S, Sport.; Center, 1919 19$4 CHEVROLET ~e~~; ~~aii:· .~··~~::t.r~mR::. Meanwhile, ex-General Mana· made it And lhP Panthers host Nelsonville , Pomeroy h favore~ to plain t~at be di4 not know the win according to \he Panel by at least thre~ Tnt.. Mr. Cilo JApli\¥ 9f ~i~ 'I!~A!'r. . was saving his oi'iliers all day Friday that ·"the llllnel Is of ' ''Tht!y<v~ flnallt ' ~t,cn .me sound mind and limb. out," Greenberg said bitterly. Of area contesl~ onlv one panelist figured Rtttlond to be "Now they're trying to cr~ate an· scored on for the flrsl time this year. Rich JoOP.s. Stlll. he ~ave other rhubarb. about my voi~e in the Red Devils a 45-7 bulge, enough to satisfy even Rutland belpinlf to plei< a new general mannaer.'' fans. The deposed pilot mude no North GAllia . undefeated In the leal.'ue of consolidated bones about hh unhappinesl schools. will take En~tern and even F.arl Knil'ht agrees. with what he con.si<lercd a "ho~ It's Ripley over Wahama fsorrv . Jtalnhl, Nitro over Point tile press" and Its role in brlnqabout his removal. Plemnt. -H;mnan over ~outhwestern (Bob Ashley's 11 fresh· mpn). Rio Grande over Kv ~cr. Ev•rvborlv agreed Indiana will he lic~•d in Colnmbu• hv the J-lnvesm•n .··v•n .Tnnr< onln~ nlnn• thnt thrtt th• middle thru the middle thru the middle PUNT will do the trlrk. Bowling Mighlights . ANTI FREEZE .. IOWUT PIICI CONIOIIl KAITIIIIo IAYI"II CONTIOIIID WAlM·Wt BellM •ie..U., with Picture Pl!otand Sipal Muter. Bet- lor liotenint with Sound-up deoip, Po- M cbollll. Loot peen. Roadmaster 4-door. Dynaflow. Radl9 and $1045 etthuboautl• f\tl·'l'bio·I!Do ' '""""''""' 't .. ' . MOTOR CO· ''~'~"J ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iT'~;;;;i~-. r Welcome To The . ,. Music Rrlotoy & StlubloJ Nlthla ~ SundaJ AfttrMOn f¥1· 1.1~ Eddie Fife ·1 ·u dthe · Christ's eaU to mission and to unity by strengthening the un· . d1.1rstanding nnd support O! the Shady Valley ·Boys lnterdtnomlnntlonal work or (he churr~es Sllitaled 3 MIJei .. 7• 'See Below . Middleport ··: "til~ ..Lilli · 1:111 Ulll AIAIIISI can, so 1h!t a '' loritlbs can be turned bqtk lnt~ debt rwi!!clllon." Dr. 'Balles tompllm,P.trul high· ·ly 1\!r. Ediso'n· 'llt\bJttl'ter, .pre•i· ,dent of tbe PO!IIbl'o~: l'lalional Balik, for his "vtl~~blq aervlee. 11 a member of Otflll\latd otldlr· ~tors of our ~a\1!!:': ~11:: ~9)>s!~k .ter lo near the.: ~~- 9f lll• se~pft. t"''!!! (\lx J.l!'!l"' auty) as a mem· lb€1' ot·lhe board of dll'e~{! of .the Cleveland Federal • 'rvc !'II~ . · . . :'~'~~• spe~ker also · said -It Is h" ftr~ce!J.Vt~)lo~ \h~l the pr~ept II(IH PRICISI You can ICC!" ~~~~ a $fAt:tllllif Unci Gar.. ;; prlctil !!! and rta4Y IC! rolll . 19$. M'RCURY ........ · .. ·.. ·.. ·.. ..1,95 Custom Haf,d Top Coupe. Rea~ s~arp bl.~~k, ~nd f~d ~n· isii with gle.ming white. wall tire~- ~~J. ~_.m ~~,IIi~ . ~ ~~r lor barmo~ng be~ull!lll1y with ~l\ter ;o~. ':"'~ ? n s acce_asorl~. T~lk ~~~?ut ja~~! Ma~, ~y~ ve ~~~ . ~~e_ 1!. 1 1955 Ol.OSM~U.E ·.. ·........ ' .. ·.. $·1M5 1 Super 88 4 Door Sedari. Ppweted by the filiiOIII V,-8.-~­ ket engine that takes off Uke • jet. Ext~ ~'t:~r t~.~Q'f~th power steering and power br~s ancj man'Y mbre •wer . 1 features. She's smooth, swift, 11ilent ~ ll.k¢ 811~1'1 C!D a breeze. Test It yourself and see w)ly f.OW ~~~~~ al is Oldsmobile. · 195,1 FDRD, (u~tomli-.e · :··:_ :········ $1.6'95 .• . 1 Door. I~i! car insld~ a~d out. T~ •llgbt _II!Utto~N f\)llsb is spotle$8 and the matcbmg blue mterlor ill as fr~sh as new. One local owner, a youps lll,dY, In fa~~Yes sir, it's a dilly from a Filly. ' . · \ Special 2 Door. Hootmon - Here is real pepn~ p,illclli)i, economy. 6 cyl. engine, standard shift, excellent - ~. new seat covers. The one local ow~_!!\ l~ft a lol of tro.i!lile free miles In this one. See II and save.money, · t'~~~~r.r:; ll1itnd lh_\>itih. Ncidollljli'fl WIRMEl $J~9.9S ~DJQ· "~ ~ 1,11d TV Ia AButbaeu , ' . Jtlot A SldeUnt" N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT Ge.$ .\ free Tune Up lu The Sprblg 1\!1 S,!fe V~ur M\)tor WID ~o jte-_dy To Go. ..WVLL INSUf\AN~ ~oy~~~Jt ~C011-ATWAT!R Aatllort.,d ~r ; I Matropolita" MR~t"~ 'M lY~JJ,~ fLiS •.:..J\V~C·. . . · ler Field. · -- · " . MAKE ' SMITH CLOTHING Y'UR .Sftoppmg " Headqua:~n FOR . Wo~•n Set~ Our ~C!d.rn Stf\es L ,DAY VEST SALE ' DINETTE SP-ICIAL! 1 .AVAI UBLE ... Smart Two- ' tY 4inner, Join us here ... Chi~~~ Delu~e 4 J?oor The !DJr..ror ~k~ ~,ream, ~d ~lue flntu Iookllike a 4hctw c.,. A o~ ltollll'f oq. \:be inside too. Just turn the key and s~e never fails to star.t. This is the car with the' tep'lltit:r4n for dependabUlty . Come on In and give it a try. You'll pick a winner! , *Make yo!D' reservations for tbrlitma• parties e~ly. Avoid Disappointment 19$5 taU.Y ···················· $1_~ MARTI~ . 7JJJ~I.I-(:E ·KING ·SIZE DI-NETTE . . - . ONLY AT ...,, ~~ Somes Eat Here! tChro~­ ~~G~T~ Y 11 1:30 Sot; ~ Sun. IJ!~•-..d. "'t'i.., ==reo~ REST'AURANT N.... Ave. W• Mlddltporl 4 HOUR ,,u - SERVICE you_Cilllld 10_lo California 9!1 JD~ still h~Ht4!\l"! wear. '$Uil~d"shj.lt fo~rtw aavlai ~IIOlY-- J«G\Qr bas Just b,ee!l ~one over · A-fi!oiliftlob. A aood jl~ culooilria for~ , .,. OWJIJr. . li'" 'Chr'"'-''i46,~ CH.ISMOIU ·················· $.l~~ ·~. 4 D~~~ jilt~ In Pte lap of luxury in thiS bill txc.h,.91ve · · ~J!lt fatnlly car. ~omfort plus. with cus~m lliun.ra~ (1119~ 110wer steerln~. tinted g!Qs, bydtamallc t!H~ a¢ s\veet mqsl~ f~m\ the bl~ cleaftonnat!!_~:· 11r!re.'lt afl\1 ~~~~~ ~~ tbls ~nderful value. · hather•Touch • . •.roAM plutic upholotery • No-mar Plalllle ~ ~ . 19~3 DODGI6'Cvl .~ ..... ;, .......... U~l 2 Oocif:AH"~\d6.JJ'drat out car 1tbat tan take it. ~~~ ,. 'J?4~ :, TOWING ' . . '- Nlfbt Plaone !45H l!'t)lamlily-liD CliMite with Mlltalloflal HW ..--........ atyllng ••• ~n~lan Cantaur MaiWt With caafne, loll-lear!n~p $ll4e~ ¥ ZANDT · ANGELES UP - Vln<:e Martinez, sc<ond • ranked, w,tlte!'• weiKht lrom .Patei'JOII, .N. 1, Is scheduled to arrive In Loa ADUIII Friday to complete arr.._<Aitntl to meet tbe wlrmer ol QUC· file,. day night's bout be\-~ GMpar Ortega and Kid Gavll.all ·' al 'fmtl: MASON FlJR~ITURE! 1954 PONTIAC ................'....... $1195 . ana ..•ndV~ · TO MEET WINNEI LOS RUT~ND AN.D For a quick snack or a hear- green fill,bll'il~ toil~. l)ut d~ll fi\Jt!Re' a bdo\: b~ lt~ cover:.. ~or a t~ ~~ '!fa pafnt .•'fechaftl~ally tbli job rs tops. ~It today getyourseu a good buy. . Admitted: Anita ·.Houduhelt, Minersville: David C.fll))eY, /'l~n; Mrs. Emma Byrd, Miildlepqtt; H~­ man Michael, PomeroY RD: LaW· renee Smith, Chester; Hal Johnson, New Haven. · · Diaehar80<(: Wayne MIJboaq, Pomeroy; MrL War.! Sayre, Ba· eine. . Cran~k 4 I:!OPr~T.!II• cute l,ltUe bl\lt j~b I§ relldi- to roll. ~y. ~djlilg. tiax tb part..'nre8 ti.tn~bafe!y totlcJJ. ed ~ ,Ill# . Np~J uolae mah~. ~- ~- f!-11~. 111.9tQj' sound' al\~ 9D,Ih· Automatic drive ~~· · · ¥0toR ANn SWU IT and identifying the bat. MEIGS GENIJIAL HOSP.ITAL ' . l .. ' li and Riviera -coupe. Everyone rom Granllma to Junior Will ride In comfll'rt irl thi~ space b'PP! C$'. 2 dogrs m•~es It safe too Power steering, power brakes, power windows and po~er sea~ for yo.ur drlvlne pleaSI\J'.q, It's really an aristocrat of the asphalt. ' e1 by mistake. The oWJJer may elii.D\ it by calling at the mayor'a office U·s· 1\Bou•.·e 21 1953 CADILLAC .. · .. ·.............. $1695 1,~ the apparel! mList have been lefl in bis truck, parked on Courl-tt1 :l'l• - e.Pc.: , ~r::...,·_ _ __ wttb what aome cal! tight mone~. ~·~lot!~ ~fl'_qyves, · goverome~t ·ort!cllits, a;td' millions of Amert· ·• ~piliblus ·have tried ·.to un· I A gray Steu~n roan'• hal "" turned into the oHI~ of Mayor E. F. Robi.,on today sh-';rtly beloee noon by a truck driver wba IliAd National Bank or Racine: Clr11t Friday in May promote ~ J. ·t~sS, presidentj PreQ· Christian £ellowship in local l ~nd s. Norril:· w. A. Orr; Clar· communitie!l. World Communil y ence Price;· ~l.JA,\;o)d Carn~han . Day, the first Friday in Novem i!~r ~oAs~. ~f I?~~glli, l':a1l her ~ti-ves special emphasis to d ~9H. Racine llome Balik: Miss Veru Christian world relations proM. llf.e~l,, \1'. B. Cross, CharieR ilayi\ian: ll.' o. Spencer, John T. Wolle. School superintendents spccla)ly invited were Chari~! Gibbs of Pomeroy and Lee M<'Comas o! "'"4! t The Series '62, 4 Door Sedan. Deep rich green metallic finish ~atsparkles like new. Oneqyi)U'l{e ca•l Y~lll' OYIIS on the ltlllurlous -interior you will know 'll)ll\edilll,ely that this fine car ha, been the pride and joy, of $0me9l!e ¢ dignity. Just a few miles behind the wheel and yllu!IJ know w)ty Cadillac is your best buy. ·.... ·.......... ··.. · HAT FOUND !Continued from Page One) cause of the st. Lawrence Seaway. " Tlicsectioti of u:T 21' lii!lweeh ctevelari11:{: 3ntoti was ori tlie ln!e~· state net!jmrk. Onl/' th' P.Wtlon ·~. !l'·tliof ino ,~.~~~lfot.1 1 ~~~ &Otltb frOJD ·Ganto~ to lllai-lett; e.,_. . _e Oflt~ . U. ~~· til licked maxlm~il! f~iWal. ~~~ ' ,mo . iS· a ·flee p'fil mar· ' Ohio and"W'est vllginla~eoor<ll ltet, Is· the best that pooslbly noted their efforts to get U. S. U could be used. He pol~ted out ln~uded in the interstate sysleljl that ~ i\Pl'~ !3. ':\1'1,\1\" a• 11 wi~b lh,e Jpng-rana' vi~w of bavls satd (o ..tiB ,~t; lt ~ - l.o IM In&·'a north-south e1111reaaway ruriborrowers who 11( tbe Judgment nlng from the Great Lakes tb of thousands of l~al, small town F1orlda bankers, are the be\t ~.411 .(lebuit!ll~g of the route will ~ risks. . '' ' a trelri'oililous lloon to the West · "H9w could yop bavA a more · Turnpike which, durln8 so•md ays\i.ml~ 'II' ~!ill~d- ."J,f U y.e~e of e"stence, hty Du< belter l.l!M P,lvbi.ti' ~IQ·O~e for i~l~ fte prime re~Jeompletecy dl~oldd "'fillm•' ' ftleal · · believe, Ia tnat routt; ·.problellll and money needs mak· t;[!i!ii!;iiiiiiiiiiiiii 'lng the declsl01i " lo '(~'}'!ill aboitld borrow It!" he addetC ~ · President Theodore T.. Reed, .Sr., of t~e Fll!mera Bank and 'Savings 61., of' Po)!lefjly. scrvi!d ~· •Thund•r •sunct..y as mastet or 'ceferilonles and pre· aented Mr Hobstetter; who lntroNOV. 7 thru NOV. 10 'dueed tile speakers. \ , Mr. Hobstejter pointed ou! .that money and tr~l Rlay a vi· tal role 1n eeonomt' ure, •)· though that role Is nut always · wldti,.Mnderstood. He njllf~ that .aft~r an exten~ed period of ~~­ teeptlonally ae~iVe business, 1955 CHMOLET ........ ~ ·.. ·.. ·.... $lot, 19$8 PLYMOUTH .. · .. ·.... .... · ·.... Lf3 U.S. WINI,IliZE YI,).IJil O.U'fl{t~ ~~ rd~~~ ~q\l.l~& .'Where It 1 $tcu•a• 1• bond or prayer and spir itual fettow•hlp. May Fellowship Day hPid the Monterey 4 Door. Modern t~o tone 'fh!t~. and green ~ill· ish set off with ~ t1v1,t lf9u)i~ baf/i'White wall 1\[es. Loadetl with power steering, power brpkes, 14qr;c-p;maU~ dtfve; rad!Ci, heater, tinted glass and mauy otll'er optiQiial ~~f!' r,Qu'v~ em t~ ~ ~ !,lrlv~ till& ~tJ to alb Out~oord ~-QtQr abroad . Christiat:s of 134 countries in Illite Mullen At at home and The World Day of Prayer held the fi,rst Friday in Lent . .unites ~·Ln Delu,, 2 Qllor.'A, h~venly bl~J. IJith a ybite·top. tf.es 1953 BUICK )lllllller.f!)\f~ Steerln~. all stadiums b ,nl 1953 ·- i~ .f Belvedere 2-door Hkrdtop. Black over blue, radio, heater - nat covers. · • end Mcause of an injured regular, is expected lo Open his Of· Game time a p. m. 1953 BUICK Roa.master ··· · ··· · · ··· $995 MULLE"S 1954 PLYMOUTH one spot itt croRsed . In three games. Clio's starting offense should took somethina like this: en4a, Parker and Johnson; tacklel Werry and Roush: guard~ Welk· er and Struble, with Gibbs at Mr. Cilo Has B'en Prayinq'ffard ' lea.~t vllle 41-o last wee~, will ttu:ls: In th• backfield wil• be Yogi ten its new stadium Satutd&J' W•yland at quarter, Bobby Nel· ni11ht when the powerful 'North son and Mike Erwin at halves r.altians come to the Rt. 7 insti." and Gene Abllott at full. Rutland, flgurtd at lea$! lour " ...,.,., 2-o In the league TD's better than·· MtArtbur will en tcrtaiu .'iel&onviUe 3{1 with tlie be shooting for No. te straight, another game this year In Clio men figured lor a 3 TD adits goal Une has not been vantage. Middleport goes to Wellston about 5 TD underdoes. Their ob wilt be to stop Frankie Hill eague lcndintl scorer witb 65 fer dld come alODI·" • pluggigg up at and Eastern, victors over Merce'f· 28-7 19-13 Rides With ea.vorit.es Tonight ·n 1 bb I'Oii1PI Middlepot·t, o., Oct. 18,I 1957 . ' rense' with Dolley and Werne; or Whitla)eb. at enas. Ketthko and Roller tae~les, . StQver ' and ' Rutlat1d entertains a not.to·s\1,:... Neal at gu!ITai aitd ,llaurk at cesslul llcArthnr club at R~Uanil center. ~ · · 0<26 Take that Jackson vs. LoJIII'I affair. Coach Mel Mams at Logan owns wins over Middleport and Gallipolis and scored 25 points against Wellston In a 47-25 loss. He's had time to scout Jackson and be no doubt had somebody watching ·pom·eroy last week put the Fear of the Almighty into the Ironmen. As for Middleport at Wellston, the Jackets don't figure to ha-lt the Rockets' march toward a showdown with Jackson Oct. 24. But I heard Coach John 'J'hompson Wednesday aJternoon yell at his hard working te~m. ''Are you afraid of wellston?" A booming "No" bounced-back. One can only feet sorry for Coach Bob Sang of Gallipolis. What a first year ba·ptism I Blessed with 11 capable starters at the first of the year, Sang goes into the, Athens fray short three of them with in,iuries and finds himself wit~ M positions literallv one deep, and brother, that Is at!. What happened In Gallipolis' Is football too rough for the ., '"'" 111 • anymore~ . . . AU-steel $$$ . $865 ~-20 Tu!J!M•• JIJ ~ ·· ·,y;r ' Pomeroy and Middleport footoball tea_ms will be &oina after their first SEO League victories tonlg~t with the Panthero favo~­ ed to get thdrs, a~d MlddlcP,otl heavy Wtderdogs. Take That Jackson-Logan Match 1957 DODGE ...... 20·0 SPORTS OESl. Minor Franchise NEW YORK UP - The Inter· natioQAI Lei1111e met with ourprjsing ap~thy todlt)' lu lr):lng to aell one ot liB clubs on ~e Idea of movhitl Into Jersey Cl!y,' N. :1., 19-7 lR 27·0 .39-7 13-20 7-$,0 6-21 6-20 ~ 12·, 12-32 7-42 cl-25 1~·30 6-26 7·32 6-l!S 0-~2 0-20 0-28 6-7 12-~ \1).13 2JI·7 · l!l·O 1~.() 13·6 · 3~-0 6-14 ·t·i9 6-13 6·i8 19-0 25·12 7-• )17 0 ·8 v 21·6 2"·11 18·6 7·0 6·~2 t-~q 13·28 7·3.4 21·7 13-18 6-38 0·33 0-45 13·0 26·0 6-18 27-0 2~·0 t-3~ I 4"7:D.a!lyrS~1A_\IJ1~,·~!!IIJ'OY· SEO Wiw;; Eastern Is At Home (21·~7) ~2~111) (21-~$) (27-34) (30.·~ (2~·34) NoL,ody Wanting J~rsey City As .. \ c • (~lr~l ~cote U~ For ~~~ !~ N~ed) ~ow Meneh,lniGJ.bll!j ~~ Fultz ~.c,Wnoey O~en A solid cJrps of staff members has accepteri the theory that the (lll-i8) school can't attract top athletes • Jackson at Logan ..........• 20·0 1 CHICAGO IJ1' -Indiana may from other confer~nc~ institutions Gallipolis at Athens .... , . , . , , e-27 have to decide within the next on 1ts athtct1c lactl1!1cs .Hence 1t Middleport at Wellston .. . ... 12-33 year if it wan is to give up hope needs money to top other offm. NclsonvUle at Pom~rcy .... .. .. ~i6 for winning football, or quit the There's no doubt that la<k or McArthur at Rutland . . . . . . . . 0-35 1 · :i~tei~a~o~u::~ ~~~J!o~~~t~~ ::.::~ North Ga!Ua at Eastern ....... 6-o' Bie ''" •·w,. j11;t don't have the facili- to Indion• with a line ~nail col· H~nnan at Southwestern ..... 16:0 Ues to unprcss boys," one stall le&e record His Hoosiers lost as Rio Grande at l(yger .. .. . . , . . 6-18 m1mber said. :·The only way we re&ularly as they had in the paat. Nitro· at Pt. Pleasant .... . .. . 27-12 can get lhem u with the buck. If Smith went to Arizona State and · the athletic <tepartment ohould aet as athletic hector, his team lost Ripley at Waham~ · · · · · · · · .. 26.6 $300,000 , year for the next two ycur had only one loss. Indiana at Ohio Stale . ........ q-~ maybe it could clean ur• • PanthersJaelu~ts Seek First yourlloon . .. plattlc Charcoal WALNyt woaciiiiGin llordlr. MASO~ . · FURNITURE c:o: / • �' 8-Dally SenUDel, ·FOR Pon\eroy-Mi~dleport, 0., Oct. 18, 1957 CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PttONE 398 RATES ••rd. one bli<:rlloa. llinlmum charge 150e.-t ,.,.._., per wiM'd tor three lnM!rtioJU. Z <OIU po.· ~uUvf Speeial - 0Df molllll lor ~ <ODII P" word. . Full rate ol 2 <ellll per word will be charged lor advenl•lng U 101 paid lor before the l&tb ol each month following in,.rtion. Errol'111 ia Advertiato&--Sbonld be reoorted immediatelt. The Dolly Sent:::•! ~~~ oot be responalble lor more than one lncor rtct tasert1on. Card of Tbanu and Speda) Notlcea ol Evenll Jl.OO. Obitu.uieo oubll•bed at1tent per word. --:-:H.,.,.--:-u.,tt~- BALDWIN - lamsonite Luggage - Lane Cedar Chests - LAU Window P'lftiFrigidairt> Refrigerators. Iaker Furniture, Mlddloperl, Ohio • 29 tf - -- )!anley·, Shot Shop, 328 W. Sec()Dd St.. Pomeroy. has not moved and does not plan mt>Ying. 10 16 3tp PUBLIC AUCTION, Saturday, Oct. u all p. m. at brick house on Sa· !em Street, Rulland, Ohio. Dining room Auite, kitchen cabinet, 2 gas heaters, rugs, dres~r J'O(ker, ovrrttuffed chair, and table1, curtains & rode, blinds, wh~elbarrow, 2 store counters. Other article& to~o~ numerous to mention. lty Snewden, Owner J. D. Dhan, AuctlonHr 10 16 3tp SPINET PIANO! See it at Zerkle Transfer Co. Can be bought for small deposit and take over paymen! . Write or phone for details. SUMME~S l>hone %% Jackson, Ohio o~her this week when the Western l..pcal Parent-reacher Association met at the Ruliand High School Auditorium. Mrs. Gilc~ .Smith, president, was in charge of the meeting and in· trodut'ed Mrs. DeLand whose topic was "Spel:ial Edu::ation". She commen ~led Rulland for having the only Special Education class in the .co umy and CJIP iained the varl· ous phases included under the term '1Spec!al EJscation": slow and rapid \e:t rners, retarded child· T!RMITES EliTE~MINATED l'"or frle in::;pectiGn phune 383·M, Gilmore Supply St•Jre, Pomeroy. 'All wvrk gnarantt~ed. Fully in· $Ured. ~a· 1ghan's Industrial and Rrsdt:l.:ial Tcrmlt~ Control Ser· vk"· Sl Marys. w. Va. 1 23 tf WE BUY ITilliCTURAL f IIAMI IICIAP IRO!I - MIT·AU. JUHK CO., _ , _ 110 RADIO & TELEVI~ION oERVlCE, Phone 20a.. Cleland Appliance Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy Bcal!le ral-uil dogs for sale or 2 113 tl trade. Howard B. Stilt, Middleport Rt. t, Hobson Rou,J. I ~=========:., 10 2 6tlp 11 -:--::-:c- - · OONCIITB BLOCU Custom Built Kitchen. Kitchen designed lor your home. Free ...lid laftv For'--" estimates Foreman & Abbott. GRUBSER BLOCa"' OO. Phooe 62C4-Y. 8 6 t1 FOR SALE - AJ'Pies. N<w lla· I Mil.. North of P-.W, , ven Orchard, New Haven. Phonl! TU-24e68. 7-2Stl 0'1 II. 11. Call Wm. car-, leek ltorl- --· ~ -. -~ SAN FRANCISCO UP-He ma)· :.,e wiiistling in the dark, ·but Bill Rigney, right on the heel ~ t~f .signing a new two year con· tract a.s manager or the San li"rancisco Giants, said today that ~e hoped to get the club into tht> Mrs. Garber read an articiP first division in th eir initial rrom the B or L. E. Joornol tell· I'Cnturc on the Pacific Coast. ing of the 70lh anniversary of ''I'm counting on two things .. , the Auxiliary which will be cclt-hratcd this month in Chicago. ;aid Rigney, a local boy who wil: Names were drawn for C hristma ~ ie startiog h.is th.ird . season .11 '!ift exchanec' 11nrl plan~ marlP ~H· ,helm of the club. "One i! for lile annual Christ!llas dinner. :hat the fan enthusiasm we ex A basket ur 'ruil was .,ent to 'frs. Lee Roush who hu been :n. A Jetter from Mr~. Thon\1., fl!rgullon. Chuleston, former local re~ident. was read by the lCrrelar''· Mrs. Garher srn"rl ~ rlrs~r rl ~Qur~e to Mrs. lh <'kctt. Mr~. .T Where You Buy Wllh Q Rire, Mrs. R. C. Sanshury '~"s. Rnh,.rt Harris, Mrs. Walter Confidente Harris, l\ln~. Charles Bennett. ally sighted, blind; lowered vital· ity, Socially and emotionally unadjusted, educ•tlonally retarded, etc. The speaker said the children grow bette" wh.en kept in Une mentally, soMatly, emotionally and physically. She stated that Special Education te2:thers are trained to study children and also gave ways that members of the PTI\ could work tc assist the Special Educa· tion teacher. hood or Locomotive Engineers met Thursday afternoon at the home o( Mrs. W. R. Garber with rheir president, Mr!< Georg~ Hackett Sr., presiding . Mrs. OcUtnd in discussing cases said that the menial and emollonal age of child~en usually line up tog(!tller and that in tool subjects, when the ch:ldrcn are grouped ac· cording to work on theif\own level. it is tuy to sec the 'results ol Special Educ~ttion . She warned that sometimes chi!· drcn's dise~tse!! and untlctcc~ed mUd forma of polio and cei-ebral palsy during the early years of a child& life, may effect the rate of her REAPPOINTED A- 95 Spewho CHAMBERLAIN. S. D -AI the any age of 9~. C. D. Tid' i'.'k wa11 re· way. appointed to another four-vcar During the business meeting a term or U. S. commissioner . for committee was named to inveati· central South Dakota. He waM gate the need lor a cafeteria and first appointed to the post MA)' they will meet with the aehool 22, 1917. buard lor a discussion on their ourvey. Member& ol the committee ty Mohler, Nyoka Van Coone)', are Beatrice Smith, Lelly Chaitln, David Searles, Alice Milliron. Pearl Ultle t nd Murlei 'Folcy. The Jeanie Manley, Maxin<' Withee, attendance banner and $5 award Michael and Danny Lillie, Jonet was won by three rooms: Mrs. Wal· Caruthers, Johnny Manley Car· ter Bunce, Second Grade; li!IBS 1! Wise, Milrjorlc Burt, ' Jean Elizabeth Ll••yd, Junior; Mlsa Car· Cuto, Dicky Hawlt'y, Donna Lee olyn Smith, rUth and Sixth grodes. Violrt N1pper, Jean McGion~: November hoateaoes will be 1)a Jc Rotl~h. Catherine Russell p ear1 canadny, Joan Wise, Violet lnd Kelt~a Aelken. Grate, Lucille Slssor. and Edith Lambert. Rutland Elementary teachers served refreshments at the end of the program and buslnesa meet· 1956 FORD mental growth. She ended talk with the statement that cial Education is for children deviate from tho average In RANCH WAGON V-8 Thunderbird motor, Reg. Trans.710x15 like new tires, PRICE ON WINDSHIELD TUTTLE MOTOR CO. I Open Evenings TtiJ 8 P .M. 150 W. Main Phone G!·X i ,. ' --·-- ---- ' tBIII-WeU Calilnet eFuU Basell!eDI . Gu Heat eTwo Bedroom e Desirable Loeatlon e e Unfl,nlshed Jualtled AHie VALLEY lUMBER & SUPPLY 923 S. Third Mlddleptlt 6Z!O Phone MOOR·E~S- SHOP 0~ Pisplay I ON FREEZERS FIFE REFRIGERATION USE OUR SHOP EARtl' ,. Convenient Budget 'rerms at ... Mobre's Busy Stores . At The Ohio ·Valley's Newest - - - (20 uslness Se - -- c. I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;:~~II" TUILER_S a._m. Bradbury Sch.ool Students Are Dinner Guests Pat- · . I I • • 4. Dlg;t t. Worry 5. Mix G. Vlacout uud ~-Ltcht- e. ot~ Irish coJored, &II cigars 10. Washes 12. Ri\•er (Fr.) 13. Sultan's decree 14. Poa11tss DUMONT MODELS See Our Fine Lihe of Automatic Washers, Dryers, ~LLEN I RAeIN E ACROSS ZENITH TV and RADIOS Refrigerators and Mr. and llll. Clarence Sorden Diamond, W. Va .• and Milfofd Cole ot Columbu• •pent Saturday wtlh Mr. and Mrs. CUnt Orr. Mr. and !Irs. Wateman Wblte Keno, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. R: Bailey, Thursday. • 1 .' '· Mr. and Mrs. Rufus 'Rfndofph and family and Milo M:eDole spent Sunday atloekboutnet'Oblo with Mr. and Mr. Harold .G~,dY lnd family. · Mrs. Mildred Frank,·'' Cliesler. spent Monday with her il);\01-; liro. Muri Ours. · · •· Mr. •nd Mrs. Ed Cobb iDa Doo· nle alljl Mrs. Nellie Daniels, ·spent the weekend with Mre. ttley Whit, taker. Mr1 WM!tlalter returned. borne with them to !pend a lew weeks. Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Poul Baker of Killbuck. Mr. and Mrs. Grover White who hod apont lh~ pa~t week there returned home wltb !hem. Mrs. 'Liul'e Biddle, Mrs. Thelma Case and Chester spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. A. 1H. Dalley. . Mr. and Mrs. Donald TrUAell . 1pe11t Sunday ·~rnoon with. lhe The fifth meeting of the Ra· ·litter's parenu, ldr. and Mra. cine Parish Youth Fellowsh;p Chprle& Marelnlco, Reedoville, Q; was opened by the president, Lol• Mr. and Jolrs. Blliy' Orr and •6rio Knopp , at tho .Ook GroV' ~letho- ol Reedavlle spent the weok ·ead dtst Chureh, October 1'2. with Mr. and Mn. Clint Orr. DAILY CROSSWORD Now On Display I Ran«es 'I APPLIANCE Pomeroy 23. Study room 21. Put on 25. Ab· sta.lnt trom capital 7. AScott food hero 8. Flush 26. Volu. 9. Spice tur 18. Sum. able Shabby 1a. Girl's name 1a. Extreme pains 16. Trace ~ J 19.'Gir~~~tnt · 17."Hau!s edge 18. The 11. 20. Erbium m0J11 31. Sounds, 37. Meaaun u a beU (Tuntstal S2. River (l'r.l 38. Ovum alitchbird (sym.) l'tttrrdaJ'I hl"e'" forth • ';t'f 1 3t. Qull·Uke 29. Thick . ~-, 22. Extra 21. Excla- mation ~. ~I Small horae • I' 4 ~· 23. '!:neal 25. Lawyer's ch.arre• 27. Paper olin. debtedne11 AT 28. Man'a nlcknlm• 30. ForUty I'" 31.Dr~Dy I"' thoug~tlul COLLINS JEWELRY -STORE Pomeroy E. Main St. 33. Strikes 35. O«ipitng 3&. Skin · disOrder 37. Searche• tor " ,. ,. 3~. Tonale 4:(). In a~ord 41. Sea~aglea (var.) 42. Mature• I. Blouom 2. Showen 3. Billllder DAILY CBYI'TOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: 11 LONOFJ:LLOW On- totter almply atonda for Uiother. In this aamplo A 11 u10d . tor tho tllne L'a, X for tho two O'a. etc. Stngte lot ton, ..,... . tropb•. the lenJth ud .formation ot the word• aro all hlnta.· lach da, the eoda letttl'll are dltterenl -.ON • • • • Ravenswood SATURDAY &SUNDAY . . OOOBER 19 ·20th THE MANAGEMENT OF W.M.O;V. EXTENDS A CORDIAL INVITATION TO., TOE PIJ.tJ() . TO SEE THIS NEW 1000 WA1T DAl'TIME. STATION. ':299.00 BAKER. ~~~~~~~~~;!'~~.: . Und'!~~l~k, ·~=1 BASHAM AXYDLBAAXR I Gilmore .,__ )lulual Intlhsllll ra~rl• Brourhl 'l'bem Tlirelbar. . &.~. lo _alop by, on my b u . trlr. I" "'w.t I IP!Mier lo a ll!l&U to a Dta>~y clly, and' 'ole the i ~·- lilt ll1d eandldly. '1 bad let.' ' 1 -~ Gl "" ptllngmarrl•d.J "1 called and ulctd II I coulcl ~~~h Jo~ lha.t Paid my war sit In oo one ot her clu•• ana I - i t toO laaelnatlnJ. Bul ehe veey oeilrl)' didn't let mel" bt!ltby, which Ia sowllla, wa1 "My cluaqa were lmporlanl ·lo ·111~ ·tova. I even bad a hlw me," Ura. T. plcke(jlup, •and 1 ·liD MWillf, W!lleb practlellly didn't _...nt Ill)' ilriirlale. Btil l WilT woman &l1d (lrl In town ftnall)' relented and lei Tom 'took IOOI1U or tAler. eome. And I loved him on sight! I "Ill llie proceaa olleaehlnc the "I lhln1< the reuoo he loved 'IOUtll, l uperlmentod with all me was because 1 wu ao busy I ~ · of Iabrie& Ona Iabrie tn with my job aad my claaa that 1 :Jilltl01lar..:One ol the new bleoda dl~n'_t ebUe him. The novelty o: ...tuclltaled me. You could do 1tt, afler tJJ.Ihe women Who'd been !l0111lldl Tlf*1t. I alwaJs used to 1puraulog )lim lor yeal'l, dl4111" ~llldlllo my cluaee.'' The moral ls-I! you wnt your . llr buaband IIIlO~ IIJI. mall. pt Into wort tou' Jow•• RADIO STATION I R. ·~ ilii!J:"""·married lor soven fii&II.I'IIIIUintl tut-u a womao <-1-l!tat udo :the b:ldo aboul Q -'l,llbwtlmt'of bar marrlare. Wlltn I W:ad how they bad ~ thq bOth grinned and Mra. Brook! VonSicklo o! Marlon, 0 .. and Katie Stewart of Mlddlc;ort. spent the week end with Mr. and lfrs. J. M. Little. W. M BDS>, who Is employed at Bower11ton, Ohio spent the wrek rnd at home. Sunday dinner guests or Mr. a11d Mrs. Harry Johnson were Mr. ami Mrs. Pnt John.cton , and Mr. ~md \I I'S. Giron Glaze and children of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Huber Roberts of Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen and daughters of Delaware. Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blake last week. Mr. ltnd U.rs. Don Quisenberry of Chillicothe, Ohio visited Mr. and 'Mrs. Oscar Henry over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Robinson and son• visited Mr and Mr1. F-rank McDermitt of Letart over the week end. Mr. and lfrs. Earl Lockett of Middleport visited Mr. and Mrs. F. If. Loekett and Evelyn Sunday. Mr. ond Mrs Bill Williams and doughter, Judy, were vialllng at Nitro Sunday with Everet Dudding Mrs. Dudding is a patient in a Charleston hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Note Rickard of Nowark. Ohio are vlsiUng Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hollman. Helen Gayhart and Tommie Wll· li•ms, lfunl\llgton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and family. William Van Meter, who is in the Navy a! Norfolk, Va., spent several days here visiting relalives. His Wife retuined to !be ba&e with him. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubert Gibbs ol Ohio, vl•lted Mr. Sam Roach last week. , DOWN For Rent or Sale -- were devoted ·ID'~ ~ •nd, I learned, lht7 ~-------- - . ' .. ------ FOR SALE Pie. bOth tn lheli 1Jio1 ,., , I Real Estate JuniorGarden Club Meeting Held Thursday . '!iU:. M~la St. We Se,rvice Whd We SeU Below Middleport High School Middleport, Ohio Rodney Downing 117l Help Wonted ~ .(i During the reilliDUI part of th• program, ·singer SIEJ'lj read the m ipture and Freelall<l Norri• spuke to the 41 pre#pl. A coundl wu ~hoaen ,, ~onlbl · inll ol one m,ember fro,. , eoch church repreoenled at tbe meetIng. The council will 111,~~1 Oct. 23 in the Racine Higb Scti,'1\'I An · ditorium to select "plat!! ior ibe next meetlni.. The Rev. Richard Young lee! the yroup In gomea and tlnelng at the Racine Grone Hall. Re h·c•hmerits eonclud•d the mtol · lng. \ The next meeting will be helrl on Oct. ~6. The meeting place b• bl· announced later. PERSONALS NEW 1958 MODELS LAY-A-WAY PLAN ' Broker rot Want To Meet Your Man? )· _>,.·;G.et Into Job You Love! ·;;y. HIYWOCO . .' FOR CHRISTMAS Insurance I ~~ . l'or · ,JW week I met ~ e Klldten·Dinette cunON 0., Oct. 18, 1Q57- 7 •r nr~t heard about ' I, c~Ue•I11 happily inarrled, I a111 through our ret•ll outi•t 111 >' •Pjltrcome wllh curl~lty u to h0w 1town. I'm the ••Ies mana ~. '• ~OJ llr.!t met eaoh Othfr. l uaea the COmpany that l!lak03 I :: - ~ ~vole a good deal ot errort IQ' Iabrie. · !Diking a smooth transition tnl .·. *!Je .converoatlon, so thai I couldi'Stoppad By · lljld out without asking them "Well, I heard how much 1 .,0111\'b)ank. But now 1 just eomeillttle lady waa doing !or our r rJht out an~ as~:, ''How dld you 1¢and1Je so, one day, I dt( ~o· l)lsl meet?" ·~ Hao Chcmpd ' > • :.T!fpnty. years ago, cbaneea ,ro, .~ll!lel soelally...,l a lrlerftl'e liiiii*t or lhrougb a slator ·or · btclher or oo a b1llld dale. But . J\OWI~ye, they are more Ukelyl • to meet tocatlonllly-throu;h - ~job_·o_ r her ._Job or a couree t)ley ;· . . . ,or a bi~J~neu ·m,ellnl or tetr aell?ftr. 1•. · -Now YOU· CAN'T BEAT OUR DEALS . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo~t, J ··:,!\l'lpiNiriBR i meet psople who1 Toys and Appliance( -"'N Scie NOW OPEN FOR INSPEmON Clean as a whistle. Is Hostess At Shower On Monday -- sp~nding, • l~tnd At 444 Broodway - Middleport ·. ! ;~~~~~~~~~lin(.Mrs·. Kerns Roush !W ---(8bl Auto>ervices ., The Small L9t Of Big Values PUILIC SALE Tbe undersigned will offer for sale at publle auction on Saturday !he 28th day of October, 19~7, ot he r01ldenee ol the late Etta Wolf, dece~~ed, located about one· ball mile Weol ol the Raclne-BaBiun Road and obout lour miles from Raeine in Sutton Township, !oleigo County, Ohio, beainninl at FOR SALE: one Lnneastor tl eep 10:00 o'tloek A M., the following wen jet putnp with pressure per~onal properly: lsnk and gwltrh. Also 85-feet ...-.....slmpeoo 2 be'-! oewlng machine plastic pir~. I 'k x t Y<; one .Middleport. Pille • 1 sola and ?. ch:1111 quilts com· arehllPCt's drawing table, stool Bondi. Pllone 1131 5-1 lorh lo blankets and loolo One lypewrlt« deok linens and one filing cahlnel. h•ndmade. 2 tohleo dlshos eurtains One electric tabl-e saw, one wood n...od C'-ID U·--' CUI uv "' """ Mrs. Korns Roush entertaineil eooklng utensils 2 heater& Iathe, one •olid oak side board, All Make11Dd Modell with a mlscellaneou, showerMoulamps ruga one "White" sewing machine, aud many other item1. antique. Phone Pomeroy 615-J. · M£TROPOLIT doy evening In the &ocial room 10 2 6tf• " of the Forest Run Melhodis: Lester L. r.oush, Admlnistralot Church honoring her son, Mann· of Etta Wolf, deemed. AUTO SALE~ lug, whose marriage to Mias RaCrit Brodford, Auctionee<. mona Brinker, will be an event (10) 8, 1~. 22, 3tc At a bargain yuu can't afford to mi>S! One gas kitchen range \LU 1:11 of early Decembor. Al!o 3 piece living room suit. 1,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;l Decorations carrying out U1" Contact Charles Peoples nt 134 Halloween theme were uacd m oot, Racine liia.ninl Mil!. South ,.!' lith' Avenue, ,lllddleWAUl throughout the roqlli ,and on the su . ar October 20th. 10 1a 6~ port "~ phoitc 6064-M--..........t0-11·31c gift table. • Womcn•1 clothing. All good. · After the honored guest openCoats, Juckels, Sl<irl';, Suits, A"'''O.WIN ed hi s many lovely gilts refrc•h· Slacks, Ulouse<>. Drt• s.sc~J. Silcs ,.., ..._.(a. mcnts of icc cream «'tltercd with B. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 H to 18. Mrll ard Osborn\..::.1 ~~...!:..,~• the wedding be,ll, cake, coffee and hour Wrerker Service. Day K.no. Call v u 5·3145. 115 L toetnd It, .... ., min i• wore •rrved by the hostcs•. Phone 6!27. ·Niaht !'hone 10-17-Jic Prc!ent were Mrs. U. S. Nrase, eo311-X. D~DGE · PLYMOtml Pomor.,, Ohla lfrs. John Bally, Mrs. Amandu DEA LEF.S 3 ~ If Uo)"s bicycle. Used 1 month . Baer, Mrs. Aida Faudrec, . Mrs. Phnnr Letart Full s 2M2. I' : = = = = = = = = = = IW!IIIam Fisher, Mrs. Christy (9) J:or I0-11·31c I• Baer, Mrs. Alfrcd Ye'auger, Mrs. Ora Brinker and daughters, Ri'• :Rabbit dol for oale. Sarah Turban, Co llie Puppies. 7 weeks old . Harrloonvllie, Ohio. 10 14 6tp '!lURANc• AG"NCJ' Rnd Agnes, Mrs. John Srott. Mrs. ltul"' $MO. Female• $3.011 IN D D Corliss Jacobs, Mrs. Edgar Flor· Horaro Abbott. Phone 954.M. l'eklnaeoe Pupplea. Mn. WoodPl ... Aut-Ita, Haom. iAn, Mn Ru" Watson. Mrs. Lelia 10-11-31c row Coli, 732 Sycamore St.. ACCIDINl Flint, Mrs Edmund Gru<Rcr, Mr. Middleport, 0. I0-8-12tc ~• C..Ualty arul.... Berlho Scott, Ml8. Mark ~van~ Mn. Fred Nease and dau ghter, 1-M Lnd M 8 ll. Deok: l- 1nterleal Estate I.ee Ann. for renl on Mcctlanic St., Ditlonal di1< 7 ft. - rubber In MIDDLIPOIT1 OHID Mrs. David Nme, Mrs. Hay nesr Mulbmy Ave. Call IiJ-M. ••II. 8 ln. wide 50 ft. lonl!; 2'HONI• Q11 Evans Jr., lfro. William NoRie, 10 16 3tc ~~~ l!o H. P. n1otoro, houvy duly. Mrs. Jacob Bacr, Mrs. Ernes: lllnley Gibbs, Lon1 Bottom, ,~;Pm. Heart .,-~ Rhod.,, Mro. John Elwood. Mro. Route No. :1. IG-3·61fp port. Gel located boloro muddy (21 Herb Davis' and daughter, Jo, ground hurt• you. Phone 9263. Mrs. Eua;cne Deavers, MrR. Roll· APPLES. Moot varletl"- Burdctle Edgar Reynolds, Reynold's Dairy Farm, 248 acre• on Shide Rive;, coe Wise, Mrs. Harry Davis and Fruit P'lrm. Near Laurel CIHI Store, Middleport, Ohio. o/, mile off Route No. 7, joins daurhter. Thelma, Mrs. Eddie Chureh. • 10 18 121p 10 2 611• new Eulern High School on A•h. Mrs. Albert Baer, Mrs. Han::----:o-- -11148 fORD lor trade for homo ~~or Rt'nt Route No. 7, 100 acres Bottom son Holter, Mn Robert Hartcn- Exte11slon Ladders, lond, plenty water, good build· baeh, Robort Davis, Miss llclen or POnleo. Phone 3M9. Scalfold Boarda, l)ror, Clotho. ings, 8 room ranch type houae, Baer, )!ro. Millon Houdashelt an~ 10 18 3tc Clinton FlHhor, Mtdd oport. lull basement, coal furnace, Ml" Ra~hel Roush. !'hone 82C~ X. If I tl Sending gilt• but unable to water In house, Cree ·natural lleettolux Sweeper and Clarinet g., ovallablo. Ro.. on lor ..u. attend wore Mr1. Dan Rizer. Mrl. Sale. Call 3461 before 8 •. ( 16) ing l'alllng Health. Stanley Eddlo Hubbard, Mro. Purley Karr, 11. or aller 6 p. m. 10 16 6tfc GlbbJ, Long Bottom, Route No. Mra. Woodrow Mora, lira. ChariSpan of mulc11. Al~o huy. Bryan Joya alze 12 revenlblo coat. Boy• 2. 10·3-Gifp •• ·&aer. Mra. Hiram Fi•her, Mro.l llarrla, Reedsville. Phonf! Cool· overcoa~ ai&e 12. Cub scout uniWilliam Knight and Mrs. Jack viii< 3116. I0-11-31p - -:-::,-:-FOR SALE hy owner-2& lorm, obe 14. Call lfi·M. Curtis. excellent truek ground. 2~ 10 18 8lfc timber. Modern homo. Balh, gao furnace. built-In kitchen, hard· I Matchlnl davenport and choir, g., FEIIAJ.E: Clerk full time. Write wood llooro, Near Kaiser AlumBox 6tlll-C. c-o Sentinel, Pomeroy r11ge, Bigelow rug, 12 • 15. All lnnm and other lndustrlea. Ohio. 10 U 61c Ill Juod condition. Phone 3122. $2&,000. Write Box 8&, Ravena10 18 •tp Fe-nule~ Light hflU ~('wnrk anti wood, W. Va. 10 18 Btp I'll ho1. lnqllire at Homer !low· Aomc ('Ooking. Inquire pcrsOJIThe Jlltllor Gordon Cluh which 3ity a! V. D. ~d"•' II•. 100 kina, Dead Maa'a curve, Rutland Is 1ponoorcd by the Amat(ur Union Avo. or Phone '34. Road. 10 18 3tp Gardenera Club ol Middleport I0-17·31c mef Tburaday at the home ol ' :--:-:--::---- - -- • .01 IALI - Applea. l'Miand, 1'\&rni•hcd apartment lor real. Ad· their ad~iaor, Mr1. Norman Hum· HOUSE, I ROOMS Ohlo. Brine own containers. c. phrey1, with Celeste Ault. pres!· ulh only Conlad: Mrtt Omu and LARGE LOT IN • E. Johnaon 10 & !mop Montgomery, Racine, Ohio. den t, In eh,ar1• of the meolinM on4 also aetlhg " host.... 10 2 611e P~EROY Yearbooks were distributed' tlaed Elcttrlt r•-.c $33.110: Coa: Small Down Poyment and it waa onnounced that the He.trola t2(1.\, .. , Gaa Fumar•• Kitchen help. Mu•t be cxporlencnext meotin1 would be on Nov. Balance Uke Rent eonvenlon bureau MO.OO. cd In cooking and baklna:. Apply In P<rton. Home ltostl urant, 1•. The ~ounr ;ardeners used Phone 8128-X. 10.7-61(, ~fiddleport. Phone 6034-X. ehryunthemums and weathered 10 14 61e Ooot Uvtna room oull for oalc. wood to .make .rr•na:emcnts. . Graea covmn1. Phone 928.1. ,--:)~B--Phone U3-M ,..,.,., Mill NJII 1crved salad, cook· rvlr.es and pop and emled out the Halloween lllemo for the eleven Have yuur carpctl, rugA and upmembers and Mrs. uuri1phrcys. · holotery eloaned by the modern cleoning method with Aerated Dry Foam. Qulokly nnd ctonomically right In your own BtJY. NOW! hom• . Work guaranteed. Call SAVE ·~0 lo UteO R!lllond 240:13. 19 1• 6te I, 2 and 3 bedrooN, 1~1• QUICK SP:RVICE on Wateh Re- stock, must aot Brio& your d• pairing by Factory Trained Eluhth Grade otu~enl• of the t~lrea and )'OUr probl@ml, move Mtw' Furniturt watehmak•r COLLINS .JEWEL· In tomorrow. Try ua. we're deaL Bradbury School hod a dinnrr at. EllS, Plmtroy. I 3 If h11 on the very low..t po.,ible the Farmers• Hotel In Gallipotl• FOil lt'rm1. New and used.· Wednesdlly evening followed by Ten width a, h•t• aelectloft a Aoclal hour. Free delivery, q11iek, opea. 7 They were accompanied bF claya. . ' Principal and Mrs. Gerald Rope ond Everett Lightfoot, Miss Ana Rupe. RN. Oalllpollo, joined them ror dinner ond asalsted with tho ren-entloa hour. The Wllre Sandra T11· lor, , Sherman Jloo Reed, Doris and 14) Announcements . from San Francisco people POMEROY PERSONALS OU Professor Is Speaker . . 18 of ~E Auxiliary Rigney Pfedicts pC<'t will be contagious and install a and dau&~­ Inew spirit into our club, such as lor,)t,,Mts.BorthaFloydDaileyMc!IUiin At Western PTA Meeting Meeting Is Held are happened at Milwaukee; and the First Division Mrs. Clara DeLand, asslslanl ron, speeeh difficulties, hard of At G ' b H a week In Columbuo is our hope to a'. protes!Ol of Education at Ohio Un- hearing, deaf, orthopedic, crippled, ar er Ome · least one more good, aolld ball visiting relatives. iversily, was the guest speaker brain injury, terebral palay part.i· The G. r. A. or the Brother· OHIO VALLEY & SON ' .' '1:..7,"'~~~~~i;d!:ii~ Owned and Operated by A Nallonally Advertised eWATCHES eDIAMONDS .SILVlR er,to.,... QuolaUor f A 1>1 ARB B LA 'y X B L 1 N H B HOZA, 1\1 J U M I· 1 r TBI ·' AM PRMIZ'A Vi!INRR .HA 'M'BI -YMM IB . .:. YOIIenJt.ta ~loquote: Hll: PRA'I'ETH Bli:ST WHO LOVETII BB:BT ALL THINGS 110'1'11 GREAT AND SMA!J,..COLitlliDOII:. ~==~::::::::::::::::~:::. :.:GI::.:.::.:;_::.::.:.::.::.::.:.::.::.~-----------·~---h--t~-·-r_l~-~~~--~--- I �' 8-Dally SenUDel, ·FOR Pon\eroy-Mi~dleport, 0., Oct. 18, 1957 CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PttONE 398 RATES ••rd. one bli<:rlloa. llinlmum charge 150e.-t ,.,.._., per wiM'd tor three lnM!rtioJU. Z <OIU po.· ~uUvf Speeial - 0Df molllll lor ~ <ODII P" word. . Full rate ol 2 <ellll per word will be charged lor advenl•lng U 101 paid lor before the l&tb ol each month following in,.rtion. Errol'111 ia Advertiato&--Sbonld be reoorted immediatelt. The Dolly Sent:::•! ~~~ oot be responalble lor more than one lncor rtct tasert1on. Card of Tbanu and Speda) Notlcea ol Evenll Jl.OO. Obitu.uieo oubll•bed at1tent per word. --:-:H.,.,.--:-u.,tt~- BALDWIN - lamsonite Luggage - Lane Cedar Chests - LAU Window P'lftiFrigidairt> Refrigerators. Iaker Furniture, Mlddloperl, Ohio • 29 tf - -- )!anley·, Shot Shop, 328 W. Sec()Dd St.. Pomeroy. has not moved and does not plan mt>Ying. 10 16 3tp PUBLIC AUCTION, Saturday, Oct. u all p. m. at brick house on Sa· !em Street, Rulland, Ohio. Dining room Auite, kitchen cabinet, 2 gas heaters, rugs, dres~r J'O(ker, ovrrttuffed chair, and table1, curtains & rode, blinds, wh~elbarrow, 2 store counters. Other article& to~o~ numerous to mention. lty Snewden, Owner J. D. Dhan, AuctlonHr 10 16 3tp SPINET PIANO! See it at Zerkle Transfer Co. Can be bought for small deposit and take over paymen! . Write or phone for details. SUMME~S l>hone %% Jackson, Ohio o~her this week when the Western l..pcal Parent-reacher Association met at the Ruliand High School Auditorium. Mrs. Gilc~ .Smith, president, was in charge of the meeting and in· trodut'ed Mrs. DeLand whose topic was "Spel:ial Edu::ation". She commen ~led Rulland for having the only Special Education class in the .co umy and CJIP iained the varl· ous phases included under the term '1Spec!al EJscation": slow and rapid \e:t rners, retarded child· T!RMITES EliTE~MINATED l'"or frle in::;pectiGn phune 383·M, Gilmore Supply St•Jre, Pomeroy. 'All wvrk gnarantt~ed. Fully in· $Ured. ~a· 1ghan's Industrial and Rrsdt:l.:ial Tcrmlt~ Control Ser· vk"· Sl Marys. w. Va. 1 23 tf WE BUY ITilliCTURAL f IIAMI IICIAP IRO!I - MIT·AU. JUHK CO., _ , _ 110 RADIO & TELEVI~ION oERVlCE, Phone 20a.. Cleland Appliance Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy Bcal!le ral-uil dogs for sale or 2 113 tl trade. Howard B. Stilt, Middleport Rt. t, Hobson Rou,J. I ~=========:., 10 2 6tlp 11 -:--::-:c- - · OONCIITB BLOCU Custom Built Kitchen. Kitchen designed lor your home. Free ...lid laftv For'--" estimates Foreman & Abbott. GRUBSER BLOCa"' OO. Phooe 62C4-Y. 8 6 t1 FOR SALE - AJ'Pies. N<w lla· I Mil.. North of P-.W, , ven Orchard, New Haven. Phonl! TU-24e68. 7-2Stl 0'1 II. 11. Call Wm. car-, leek ltorl- --· ~ -. -~ SAN FRANCISCO UP-He ma)· :.,e wiiistling in the dark, ·but Bill Rigney, right on the heel ~ t~f .signing a new two year con· tract a.s manager or the San li"rancisco Giants, said today that ~e hoped to get the club into tht> Mrs. Garber read an articiP first division in th eir initial rrom the B or L. E. Joornol tell· I'Cnturc on the Pacific Coast. ing of the 70lh anniversary of ''I'm counting on two things .. , the Auxiliary which will be cclt-hratcd this month in Chicago. ;aid Rigney, a local boy who wil: Names were drawn for C hristma ~ ie startiog h.is th.ird . season .11 '!ift exchanec' 11nrl plan~ marlP ~H· ,helm of the club. "One i! for lile annual Christ!llas dinner. :hat the fan enthusiasm we ex A basket ur 'ruil was .,ent to 'frs. Lee Roush who hu been :n. A Jetter from Mr~. Thon\1., fl!rgullon. Chuleston, former local re~ident. was read by the lCrrelar''· Mrs. Garher srn"rl ~ rlrs~r rl ~Qur~e to Mrs. lh <'kctt. Mr~. .T Where You Buy Wllh Q Rire, Mrs. R. C. Sanshury '~"s. Rnh,.rt Harris, Mrs. Walter Confidente Harris, l\ln~. Charles Bennett. ally sighted, blind; lowered vital· ity, Socially and emotionally unadjusted, educ•tlonally retarded, etc. The speaker said the children grow bette" wh.en kept in Une mentally, soMatly, emotionally and physically. She stated that Special Education te2:thers are trained to study children and also gave ways that members of the PTI\ could work tc assist the Special Educa· tion teacher. hood or Locomotive Engineers met Thursday afternoon at the home o( Mrs. W. R. Garber with rheir president, Mr!< Georg~ Hackett Sr., presiding . Mrs. OcUtnd in discussing cases said that the menial and emollonal age of child~en usually line up tog(!tller and that in tool subjects, when the ch:ldrcn are grouped ac· cording to work on theif\own level. it is tuy to sec the 'results ol Special Educ~ttion . She warned that sometimes chi!· drcn's dise~tse!! and untlctcc~ed mUd forma of polio and cei-ebral palsy during the early years of a child& life, may effect the rate of her REAPPOINTED A- 95 Spewho CHAMBERLAIN. S. D -AI the any age of 9~. C. D. Tid' i'.'k wa11 re· way. appointed to another four-vcar During the business meeting a term or U. S. commissioner . for committee was named to inveati· central South Dakota. He waM gate the need lor a cafeteria and first appointed to the post MA)' they will meet with the aehool 22, 1917. buard lor a discussion on their ourvey. Member& ol the committee ty Mohler, Nyoka Van Coone)', are Beatrice Smith, Lelly Chaitln, David Searles, Alice Milliron. Pearl Ultle t nd Murlei 'Folcy. The Jeanie Manley, Maxin<' Withee, attendance banner and $5 award Michael and Danny Lillie, Jonet was won by three rooms: Mrs. Wal· Caruthers, Johnny Manley Car· ter Bunce, Second Grade; li!IBS 1! Wise, Milrjorlc Burt, ' Jean Elizabeth Ll••yd, Junior; Mlsa Car· Cuto, Dicky Hawlt'y, Donna Lee olyn Smith, rUth and Sixth grodes. Violrt N1pper, Jean McGion~: November hoateaoes will be 1)a Jc Rotl~h. Catherine Russell p ear1 canadny, Joan Wise, Violet lnd Kelt~a Aelken. Grate, Lucille Slssor. and Edith Lambert. Rutland Elementary teachers served refreshments at the end of the program and buslnesa meet· 1956 FORD mental growth. She ended talk with the statement that cial Education is for children deviate from tho average In RANCH WAGON V-8 Thunderbird motor, Reg. Trans.710x15 like new tires, PRICE ON WINDSHIELD TUTTLE MOTOR CO. I Open Evenings TtiJ 8 P .M. 150 W. Main Phone G!·X i ,. ' --·-- ---- ' tBIII-WeU Calilnet eFuU Basell!eDI . Gu Heat eTwo Bedroom e Desirable Loeatlon e e Unfl,nlshed Jualtled AHie VALLEY lUMBER & SUPPLY 923 S. Third Mlddleptlt 6Z!O Phone MOOR·E~S- SHOP 0~ Pisplay I ON FREEZERS FIFE REFRIGERATION USE OUR SHOP EARtl' ,. Convenient Budget 'rerms at ... Mobre's Busy Stores . At The Ohio ·Valley's Newest - - - (20 uslness Se - -- c. I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;:~~II" TUILER_S a._m. Bradbury Sch.ool Students Are Dinner Guests Pat- · . I I • • 4. Dlg;t t. Worry 5. Mix G. Vlacout uud ~-Ltcht- e. ot~ Irish coJored, &II cigars 10. Washes 12. Ri\•er (Fr.) 13. Sultan's decree 14. Poa11tss DUMONT MODELS See Our Fine Lihe of Automatic Washers, Dryers, ~LLEN I RAeIN E ACROSS ZENITH TV and RADIOS Refrigerators and Mr. and llll. Clarence Sorden Diamond, W. Va .• and Milfofd Cole ot Columbu• •pent Saturday wtlh Mr. and Mrs. CUnt Orr. Mr. and !Irs. Wateman Wblte Keno, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. R: Bailey, Thursday. • 1 .' '· Mr. and Mrs. Rufus 'Rfndofph and family and Milo M:eDole spent Sunday atloekboutnet'Oblo with Mr. and Mr. Harold .G~,dY lnd family. · Mrs. Mildred Frank,·'' Cliesler. spent Monday with her il);\01-; liro. Muri Ours. · · •· Mr. •nd Mrs. Ed Cobb iDa Doo· nle alljl Mrs. Nellie Daniels, ·spent the weekend with Mre. ttley Whit, taker. Mr1 WM!tlalter returned. borne with them to !pend a lew weeks. Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Poul Baker of Killbuck. Mr. and Mrs. Grover White who hod apont lh~ pa~t week there returned home wltb !hem. Mrs. 'Liul'e Biddle, Mrs. Thelma Case and Chester spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. A. 1H. Dalley. . Mr. and Mrs. Donald TrUAell . 1pe11t Sunday ·~rnoon with. lhe The fifth meeting of the Ra· ·litter's parenu, ldr. and Mra. cine Parish Youth Fellowsh;p Chprle& Marelnlco, Reedoville, Q; was opened by the president, Lol• Mr. and Jolrs. Blliy' Orr and •6rio Knopp , at tho .Ook GroV' ~letho- ol Reedavlle spent the weok ·ead dtst Chureh, October 1'2. with Mr. and Mn. Clint Orr. DAILY CROSSWORD Now On Display I Ran«es 'I APPLIANCE Pomeroy 23. Study room 21. Put on 25. Ab· sta.lnt trom capital 7. AScott food hero 8. Flush 26. Volu. 9. Spice tur 18. Sum. able Shabby 1a. Girl's name 1a. Extreme pains 16. Trace ~ J 19.'Gir~~~tnt · 17."Hau!s edge 18. The 11. 20. Erbium m0J11 31. Sounds, 37. Meaaun u a beU (Tuntstal S2. River (l'r.l 38. Ovum alitchbird (sym.) l'tttrrdaJ'I hl"e'" forth • ';t'f 1 3t. Qull·Uke 29. Thick . ~-, 22. Extra 21. Excla- mation ~. ~I Small horae • I' 4 ~· 23. '!:neal 25. Lawyer's ch.arre• 27. Paper olin. debtedne11 AT 28. Man'a nlcknlm• 30. ForUty I'" 31.Dr~Dy I"' thoug~tlul COLLINS JEWELRY -STORE Pomeroy E. Main St. 33. Strikes 35. O«ipitng 3&. Skin · disOrder 37. Searche• tor " ,. ,. 3~. Tonale 4:(). In a~ord 41. Sea~aglea (var.) 42. Mature• I. Blouom 2. Showen 3. Billllder DAILY CBYI'TOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: 11 LONOFJ:LLOW On- totter almply atonda for Uiother. In this aamplo A 11 u10d . tor tho tllne L'a, X for tho two O'a. etc. Stngte lot ton, ..,... . tropb•. the lenJth ud .formation ot the word• aro all hlnta.· lach da, the eoda letttl'll are dltterenl -.ON • • • • Ravenswood SATURDAY &SUNDAY . . OOOBER 19 ·20th THE MANAGEMENT OF W.M.O;V. EXTENDS A CORDIAL INVITATION TO., TOE PIJ.tJ() . TO SEE THIS NEW 1000 WA1T DAl'TIME. STATION. ':299.00 BAKER. ~~~~~~~~~;!'~~.: . Und'!~~l~k, ·~=1 BASHAM AXYDLBAAXR I Gilmore .,__ )lulual Intlhsllll ra~rl• Brourhl 'l'bem Tlirelbar. . &.~. lo _alop by, on my b u . trlr. I" "'w.t I IP!Mier lo a ll!l&U to a Dta>~y clly, and' 'ole the i ~·- lilt ll1d eandldly. '1 bad let.' ' 1 -~ Gl "" ptllngmarrl•d.J "1 called and ulctd II I coulcl ~~~h Jo~ lha.t Paid my war sit In oo one ot her clu•• ana I - i t toO laaelnatlnJ. Bul ehe veey oeilrl)' didn't let mel" bt!ltby, which Ia sowllla, wa1 "My cluaqa were lmporlanl ·lo ·111~ ·tova. I even bad a hlw me," Ura. T. plcke(jlup, •and 1 ·liD MWillf, W!lleb practlellly didn't _...nt Ill)' ilriirlale. Btil l WilT woman &l1d (lrl In town ftnall)' relented and lei Tom 'took IOOI1U or tAler. eome. And I loved him on sight! I "Ill llie proceaa olleaehlnc the "I lhln1< the reuoo he loved 'IOUtll, l uperlmentod with all me was because 1 wu ao busy I ~ · of Iabrie& Ona Iabrie tn with my job aad my claaa that 1 :Jilltl01lar..:One ol the new bleoda dl~n'_t ebUe him. The novelty o: ...tuclltaled me. You could do 1tt, afler tJJ.Ihe women Who'd been !l0111lldl Tlf*1t. I alwaJs used to 1puraulog )lim lor yeal'l, dl4111" ~llldlllo my cluaee.'' The moral ls-I! you wnt your . llr buaband IIIlO~ IIJI. mall. pt Into wort tou' Jow•• RADIO STATION I R. ·~ ilii!J:"""·married lor soven fii&II.I'IIIIUintl tut-u a womao <-1-l!tat udo :the b:ldo aboul Q -'l,llbwtlmt'of bar marrlare. Wlltn I W:ad how they bad ~ thq bOth grinned and Mra. Brook! VonSicklo o! Marlon, 0 .. and Katie Stewart of Mlddlc;ort. spent the week end with Mr. and lfrs. J. M. Little. W. M BDS>, who Is employed at Bower11ton, Ohio spent the wrek rnd at home. Sunday dinner guests or Mr. a11d Mrs. Harry Johnson were Mr. ami Mrs. Pnt John.cton , and Mr. ~md \I I'S. Giron Glaze and children of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Huber Roberts of Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen and daughters of Delaware. Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blake last week. Mr. ltnd U.rs. Don Quisenberry of Chillicothe, Ohio visited Mr. and 'Mrs. Oscar Henry over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Robinson and son• visited Mr and Mr1. F-rank McDermitt of Letart over the week end. Mr. and lfrs. Earl Lockett of Middleport visited Mr. and Mrs. F. If. Loekett and Evelyn Sunday. Mr. ond Mrs Bill Williams and doughter, Judy, were vialllng at Nitro Sunday with Everet Dudding Mrs. Dudding is a patient in a Charleston hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Note Rickard of Nowark. Ohio are vlsiUng Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hollman. Helen Gayhart and Tommie Wll· li•ms, lfunl\llgton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and family. William Van Meter, who is in the Navy a! Norfolk, Va., spent several days here visiting relalives. His Wife retuined to !be ba&e with him. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubert Gibbs ol Ohio, vl•lted Mr. Sam Roach last week. , DOWN For Rent or Sale -- were devoted ·ID'~ ~ •nd, I learned, lht7 ~-------- - . ' .. ------ FOR SALE Pie. bOth tn lheli 1Jio1 ,., , I Real Estate JuniorGarden Club Meeting Held Thursday . '!iU:. M~la St. We Se,rvice Whd We SeU Below Middleport High School Middleport, Ohio Rodney Downing 117l Help Wonted ~ .(i During the reilliDUI part of th• program, ·singer SIEJ'lj read the m ipture and Freelall<l Norri• spuke to the 41 pre#pl. A coundl wu ~hoaen ,, ~onlbl · inll ol one m,ember fro,. , eoch church repreoenled at tbe meetIng. The council will 111,~~1 Oct. 23 in the Racine Higb Scti,'1\'I An · ditorium to select "plat!! ior ibe next meetlni.. The Rev. Richard Young lee! the yroup In gomea and tlnelng at the Racine Grone Hall. Re h·c•hmerits eonclud•d the mtol · lng. \ The next meeting will be helrl on Oct. ~6. The meeting place b• bl· announced later. PERSONALS NEW 1958 MODELS LAY-A-WAY PLAN ' Broker rot Want To Meet Your Man? )· _>,.·;G.et Into Job You Love! ·;;y. HIYWOCO . .' FOR CHRISTMAS Insurance I ~~ . l'or · ,JW week I met ~ e Klldten·Dinette cunON 0., Oct. 18, 1Q57- 7 •r nr~t heard about ' I, c~Ue•I11 happily inarrled, I a111 through our ret•ll outi•t 111 >' •Pjltrcome wllh curl~lty u to h0w 1town. I'm the ••Ies mana ~. '• ~OJ llr.!t met eaoh Othfr. l uaea the COmpany that l!lak03 I :: - ~ ~vole a good deal ot errort IQ' Iabrie. · !Diking a smooth transition tnl .·. *!Je .converoatlon, so thai I couldi'Stoppad By · lljld out without asking them "Well, I heard how much 1 .,0111\'b)ank. But now 1 just eomeillttle lady waa doing !or our r rJht out an~ as~:, ''How dld you 1¢and1Je so, one day, I dt( ~o· l)lsl meet?" ·~ Hao Chcmpd ' > • :.T!fpnty. years ago, cbaneea ,ro, .~ll!lel soelally...,l a lrlerftl'e liiiii*t or lhrougb a slator ·or · btclher or oo a b1llld dale. But . J\OWI~ye, they are more Ukelyl • to meet tocatlonllly-throu;h - ~job_·o_ r her ._Job or a couree t)ley ;· . . . ,or a bi~J~neu ·m,ellnl or tetr aell?ftr. 1•. · -Now YOU· CAN'T BEAT OUR DEALS . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo~t, J ··:,!\l'lpiNiriBR i meet psople who1 Toys and Appliance( -"'N Scie NOW OPEN FOR INSPEmON Clean as a whistle. Is Hostess At Shower On Monday -- sp~nding, • l~tnd At 444 Broodway - Middleport ·. ! ;~~~~~~~~~lin(.Mrs·. Kerns Roush !W ---(8bl Auto>ervices ., The Small L9t Of Big Values PUILIC SALE Tbe undersigned will offer for sale at publle auction on Saturday !he 28th day of October, 19~7, ot he r01ldenee ol the late Etta Wolf, dece~~ed, located about one· ball mile Weol ol the Raclne-BaBiun Road and obout lour miles from Raeine in Sutton Township, !oleigo County, Ohio, beainninl at FOR SALE: one Lnneastor tl eep 10:00 o'tloek A M., the following wen jet putnp with pressure per~onal properly: lsnk and gwltrh. Also 85-feet ...-.....slmpeoo 2 be'-! oewlng machine plastic pir~. I 'k x t Y<; one .Middleport. Pille • 1 sola and ?. ch:1111 quilts com· arehllPCt's drawing table, stool Bondi. Pllone 1131 5-1 lorh lo blankets and loolo One lypewrlt« deok linens and one filing cahlnel. h•ndmade. 2 tohleo dlshos eurtains One electric tabl-e saw, one wood n...od C'-ID U·--' CUI uv "' """ Mrs. Korns Roush entertaineil eooklng utensils 2 heater& Iathe, one •olid oak side board, All Make11Dd Modell with a mlscellaneou, showerMoulamps ruga one "White" sewing machine, aud many other item1. antique. Phone Pomeroy 615-J. · M£TROPOLIT doy evening In the &ocial room 10 2 6tf• " of the Forest Run Melhodis: Lester L. r.oush, Admlnistralot Church honoring her son, Mann· of Etta Wolf, deemed. AUTO SALE~ lug, whose marriage to Mias RaCrit Brodford, Auctionee<. mona Brinker, will be an event (10) 8, 1~. 22, 3tc At a bargain yuu can't afford to mi>S! One gas kitchen range \LU 1:11 of early Decembor. Al!o 3 piece living room suit. 1,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;l Decorations carrying out U1" Contact Charles Peoples nt 134 Halloween theme were uacd m oot, Racine liia.ninl Mil!. South ,.!' lith' Avenue, ,lllddleWAUl throughout the roqlli ,and on the su . ar October 20th. 10 1a 6~ port "~ phoitc 6064-M--..........t0-11·31c gift table. • Womcn•1 clothing. All good. · After the honored guest openCoats, Juckels, Sl<irl';, Suits, A"'''O.WIN ed hi s many lovely gilts refrc•h· Slacks, Ulouse<>. Drt• s.sc~J. Silcs ,.., ..._.(a. mcnts of icc cream «'tltercd with B. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 H to 18. Mrll ard Osborn\..::.1 ~~...!:..,~• the wedding be,ll, cake, coffee and hour Wrerker Service. Day K.no. Call v u 5·3145. 115 L toetnd It, .... ., min i• wore •rrved by the hostcs•. Phone 6!27. ·Niaht !'hone 10-17-Jic Prc!ent were Mrs. U. S. Nrase, eo311-X. D~DGE · PLYMOtml Pomor.,, Ohla lfrs. John Bally, Mrs. Amandu DEA LEF.S 3 ~ If Uo)"s bicycle. Used 1 month . Baer, Mrs. Aida Faudrec, . Mrs. Phnnr Letart Full s 2M2. I' : = = = = = = = = = = IW!IIIam Fisher, Mrs. Christy (9) J:or I0-11·31c I• Baer, Mrs. Alfrcd Ye'auger, Mrs. Ora Brinker and daughters, Ri'• :Rabbit dol for oale. Sarah Turban, Co llie Puppies. 7 weeks old . Harrloonvllie, Ohio. 10 14 6tp '!lURANc• AG"NCJ' Rnd Agnes, Mrs. John Srott. Mrs. ltul"' $MO. Female• $3.011 IN D D Corliss Jacobs, Mrs. Edgar Flor· Horaro Abbott. Phone 954.M. l'eklnaeoe Pupplea. Mn. WoodPl ... Aut-Ita, Haom. iAn, Mn Ru" Watson. Mrs. Lelia 10-11-31c row Coli, 732 Sycamore St.. ACCIDINl Flint, Mrs Edmund Gru<Rcr, Mr. Middleport, 0. I0-8-12tc ~• C..Ualty arul.... Berlho Scott, Ml8. Mark ~van~ Mn. Fred Nease and dau ghter, 1-M Lnd M 8 ll. Deok: l- 1nterleal Estate I.ee Ann. for renl on Mcctlanic St., Ditlonal di1< 7 ft. - rubber In MIDDLIPOIT1 OHID Mrs. David Nme, Mrs. Hay nesr Mulbmy Ave. Call IiJ-M. ••II. 8 ln. wide 50 ft. lonl!; 2'HONI• Q11 Evans Jr., lfro. William NoRie, 10 16 3tc ~~~ l!o H. P. n1otoro, houvy duly. Mrs. Jacob Bacr, Mrs. Ernes: lllnley Gibbs, Lon1 Bottom, ,~;Pm. Heart .,-~ Rhod.,, Mro. John Elwood. Mro. Route No. :1. IG-3·61fp port. Gel located boloro muddy (21 Herb Davis' and daughter, Jo, ground hurt• you. Phone 9263. Mrs. Eua;cne Deavers, MrR. Roll· APPLES. Moot varletl"- Burdctle Edgar Reynolds, Reynold's Dairy Farm, 248 acre• on Shide Rive;, coe Wise, Mrs. Harry Davis and Fruit P'lrm. Near Laurel CIHI Store, Middleport, Ohio. o/, mile off Route No. 7, joins daurhter. Thelma, Mrs. Eddie Chureh. • 10 18 121p 10 2 611• new Eulern High School on A•h. Mrs. Albert Baer, Mrs. Han::----:o-- -11148 fORD lor trade for homo ~~or Rt'nt Route No. 7, 100 acres Bottom son Holter, Mn Robert Hartcn- Exte11slon Ladders, lond, plenty water, good build· baeh, Robort Davis, Miss llclen or POnleo. Phone 3M9. Scalfold Boarda, l)ror, Clotho. ings, 8 room ranch type houae, Baer, )!ro. Millon Houdashelt an~ 10 18 3tc Clinton FlHhor, Mtdd oport. lull basement, coal furnace, Ml" Ra~hel Roush. !'hone 82C~ X. If I tl Sending gilt• but unable to water In house, Cree ·natural lleettolux Sweeper and Clarinet g., ovallablo. Ro.. on lor ..u. attend wore Mr1. Dan Rizer. Mrl. Sale. Call 3461 before 8 •. ( 16) ing l'alllng Health. Stanley Eddlo Hubbard, Mro. Purley Karr, 11. or aller 6 p. m. 10 16 6tfc GlbbJ, Long Bottom, Route No. Mra. Woodrow Mora, lira. ChariSpan of mulc11. Al~o huy. Bryan Joya alze 12 revenlblo coat. Boy• 2. 10·3-Gifp •• ·&aer. Mra. Hiram Fi•her, Mro.l llarrla, Reedsville. Phonf! Cool· overcoa~ ai&e 12. Cub scout uniWilliam Knight and Mrs. Jack viii< 3116. I0-11-31p - -:-::,-:-FOR SALE hy owner-2& lorm, obe 14. Call lfi·M. Curtis. excellent truek ground. 2~ 10 18 8lfc timber. Modern homo. Balh, gao furnace. built-In kitchen, hard· I Matchlnl davenport and choir, g., FEIIAJ.E: Clerk full time. Write wood llooro, Near Kaiser AlumBox 6tlll-C. c-o Sentinel, Pomeroy r11ge, Bigelow rug, 12 • 15. All lnnm and other lndustrlea. Ohio. 10 U 61c Ill Juod condition. Phone 3122. $2&,000. Write Box 8&, Ravena10 18 •tp Fe-nule~ Light hflU ~('wnrk anti wood, W. Va. 10 18 Btp I'll ho1. lnqllire at Homer !low· Aomc ('Ooking. Inquire pcrsOJIThe Jlltllor Gordon Cluh which 3ity a! V. D. ~d"•' II•. 100 kina, Dead Maa'a curve, Rutland Is 1ponoorcd by the Amat(ur Union Avo. or Phone '34. Road. 10 18 3tp Gardenera Club ol Middleport I0-17·31c mef Tburaday at the home ol ' :--:-:--::---- - -- • .01 IALI - Applea. l'Miand, 1'\&rni•hcd apartment lor real. Ad· their ad~iaor, Mr1. Norman Hum· HOUSE, I ROOMS Ohlo. Brine own containers. c. phrey1, with Celeste Ault. pres!· ulh only Conlad: Mrtt Omu and LARGE LOT IN • E. Johnaon 10 & !mop Montgomery, Racine, Ohio. den t, In eh,ar1• of the meolinM on4 also aetlhg " host.... 10 2 611e P~EROY Yearbooks were distributed' tlaed Elcttrlt r•-.c $33.110: Coa: Small Down Poyment and it waa onnounced that the He.trola t2(1.\, .. , Gaa Fumar•• Kitchen help. Mu•t be cxporlencnext meotin1 would be on Nov. Balance Uke Rent eonvenlon bureau MO.OO. cd In cooking and baklna:. Apply In P<rton. Home ltostl urant, 1•. The ~ounr ;ardeners used Phone 8128-X. 10.7-61(, ~fiddleport. Phone 6034-X. ehryunthemums and weathered 10 14 61e Ooot Uvtna room oull for oalc. wood to .make .rr•na:emcnts. . Graea covmn1. Phone 928.1. ,--:)~B--Phone U3-M ,..,.,., Mill NJII 1crved salad, cook· rvlr.es and pop and emled out the Halloween lllemo for the eleven Have yuur carpctl, rugA and upmembers and Mrs. uuri1phrcys. · holotery eloaned by the modern cleoning method with Aerated Dry Foam. Qulokly nnd ctonomically right In your own BtJY. NOW! hom• . Work guaranteed. Call SAVE ·~0 lo UteO R!lllond 240:13. 19 1• 6te I, 2 and 3 bedrooN, 1~1• QUICK SP:RVICE on Wateh Re- stock, must aot Brio& your d• pairing by Factory Trained Eluhth Grade otu~enl• of the t~lrea and )'OUr probl@ml, move Mtw' Furniturt watehmak•r COLLINS .JEWEL· In tomorrow. Try ua. we're deaL Bradbury School hod a dinnrr at. EllS, Plmtroy. I 3 If h11 on the very low..t po.,ible the Farmers• Hotel In Gallipotl• FOil lt'rm1. New and used.· Wednesdlly evening followed by Ten width a, h•t• aelectloft a Aoclal hour. Free delivery, q11iek, opea. 7 They were accompanied bF claya. . ' Principal and Mrs. Gerald Rope ond Everett Lightfoot, Miss Ana Rupe. RN. Oalllpollo, joined them ror dinner ond asalsted with tho ren-entloa hour. The Wllre Sandra T11· lor, , Sherman Jloo Reed, Doris and 14) Announcements . from San Francisco people POMEROY PERSONALS OU Professor Is Speaker . . 18 of ~E Auxiliary Rigney Pfedicts pC<'t will be contagious and install a and dau&~­ Inew spirit into our club, such as lor,)t,,Mts.BorthaFloydDaileyMc!IUiin At Western PTA Meeting Meeting Is Held are happened at Milwaukee; and the First Division Mrs. Clara DeLand, asslslanl ron, speeeh difficulties, hard of At G ' b H a week In Columbuo is our hope to a'. protes!Ol of Education at Ohio Un- hearing, deaf, orthopedic, crippled, ar er Ome · least one more good, aolld ball visiting relatives. iversily, was the guest speaker brain injury, terebral palay part.i· The G. r. A. or the Brother· OHIO VALLEY & SON ' .' '1:..7,"'~~~~~i;d!:ii~ Owned and Operated by A Nallonally Advertised eWATCHES eDIAMONDS .SILVlR er,to.,... QuolaUor f A 1>1 ARB B LA 'y X B L 1 N H B HOZA, 1\1 J U M I· 1 r TBI ·' AM PRMIZ'A Vi!INRR .HA 'M'BI -YMM IB . .:. YOIIenJt.ta ~loquote: Hll: PRA'I'ETH Bli:ST WHO LOVETII BB:BT ALL THINGS 110'1'11 GREAT AND SMA!J,..COLitlliDOII:. ~==~::::::::::::::::~:::. :.:GI::.:.::.:;_::.::.:.::.::.::.:.::.::.~-----------·~---h--t~-·-r_l~-~~~--~--- I �' ' ' {' --------------------~-----------------VIS'T OUR t Racine PTA i FURNITURE FAIR Regul~rMeeting f Open Till 9:00 This Week Held On Monday Phyllis Nadine Meier To Be Wed f ( : Radno PTA held Its regular monthlY mcelln~ Monday Oct. 14 at 7'30 p m In \he basemen\ of " the Rac anc Baptist Church. with Mrs Rache! Dov.nie, presJdent, pres1dmg Reports were given by the Executive, Playground EqJ.lipment ~~ room mothers appointed for the Bermce Theiss. third. Joyce Hoback, fourth, Pearl Russell , fifth, Mildred Shuler; sixth end 3eventh, Phyllis B&~I cy and c1ghth, M,rs Eldon Kraeuter 'Mary Cleek wu appointed chur man ot the Ways 11nd Means com· mlttee to ftll a vacancy There was 4 a reading of \he by-lawa by Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt Mrs. Pauline Johnson gave a report on the County Cour'ctl meeting held re- at home and school Rerreshments were serve at the close of tl:le meeting by Mrs Mary Cleek, Pearl Russell, Phyllis Bailey and Phyllis Harris. MocloiU TONIGHT Blleree Nort~ Jeffrey Hunter Barry Sullivan "A WAY TO THE GOLD" (In Clnemascope) -a laoMyrna Loy Olivia DeHavllland ''THI AMBASSADOR'S DAUGHTER" (Clnemucope-Technicolor) ~~.!('' f~t. t Full horHpower motor, • Teleoeoplnr extonalon wand. • Cord keeper. • Tool rack. • Klnr aluthrow-owa, bar. ·• Como In now and ,., tho rreat new Hoover Con· otollotlon. $89.95 ltlvnlor Ontr Oct. 19 Storllng Hayden Constance Ford '1'HI IRON SHUIPF" -alsoThe Most Wonderful Adventurers since Huck f:mn BAKER FURNITURE I United Methodist' and Tom Sawyer "SMILEY" 1 (Cin emaseope-Tech.nieolor) Class Planning AFamily ,, Night COMEDY and CARTOON Oo Tbe Brltlblell Corner In Middleport The Return Of John W. Blaettnar We ore pleased to announce the re· turn of John W. Bloettnor from Air Force to Blaettnar Auto Co. He will be glad to assist you in your selection ' of new or used cars or trucks. Here ore just a few of the "better buys": : 1954 Ch1Yrolet "210" ···· $895 : 1954 Ford VB .. .. ·.... ·.. .. $995 Roadmaster 2 dr. Riviera Cpe. Buick's fin· est. New one costs over ~.000 .00 . Full .power. Low mileage by careful local owner Customllne 2 dr Sedan. Like new two tone I blue flnlsh. Radto and Heater 1955 BUick i 19541ulck VB .. .. .. .. $1,395 Roatlmaeter 4 dr. Sedan. Buick's finest Power Steering and brakes. We've serviced this car since new · ~ , 4 dr. Sedan. Original dark blue !lnlsh Special 2 dr. Sedan. Dynaflow dt lve. It& H. Has Panoramic windshield - late model type body New Buick trade-ln. . $1,295 ' 1955 Chevrolet .. dr. Sedan. 19,000 actual miles by one ; w·eful owner. Onglnal ~lack !ln. like new.' l957 Pontiac VB . .. . $2,195 ri;~pecllal 4 dr. Sedan Dynaflow drtvc. Thl6 really been babied. Chevrolet VB .. . $1,795 ~· 1956 BUICk · ' · · ' ' ' ·' · ' ' · ' $2,695 111vlii"' 2~0 Sedan Powerglide Sharp inaldi out. Radio and Heater. .•.,_,y ~elalie Gevrolet va .. ·.. · $1,B95 2 dr. Sedan Powergllde. R&H One tbli nicest '58 you'll find anywhere. Dodge Coronet ···· $1,795 tlr. Sed811 Push button shift A beautiful ~,,:.,rept wing model. '' .. ....... ..... $1,995 1955 Plymouth move~ . A apeclol repre· flntacive (rom Dr.Wm,M.Scholl'o Chicago head · quarters wall be here to assiaf ua In making Pedographic prin11 of your stockinged feet Thu wonder(ul invention helpa ua 1tlm tho proper Dr. Scholl's p.emedy, Appliance or Arch Suppon to relieve all your CC>mmoaloot troublca. Cemt llrfy ., """' 'or Gil AP,..,....MI Ne Cest tr OWIIIIftn A delf!Crt COUrAC Wll by the hostc"" Mrs Pmlngor and Mrs Rrved Charles Eugo,ne. Brown Preocnt were Mr Papcra· for the afternoon were g!vn by Mn1 Rodney Downing, w}\o reviewed Wtlson's "The and Mr•,. " Walton and son, Mr and MrP. Crew and daug hten, Mr an d Teacher Is a Pcraon" and ¥n· Marcua Chambers who read ex· terpts from "The Teachers' Trea· •ure Chest · or Humor""S Roll call relpOMCII were choot·d1,.• Racine Ladies Plannl'ng Sale Here Oct • 25 26 ~" Sl"lth and soo , Rev. an4 Mra Blown, Mrs Kenneth •In ley, Mr.. Persinger and doughier, J(rs. William Swallel, Mrs Dean Barnltz and Mro Lloyd Moore lo""" How Open MARY JUNE BEAUTY SALON POMEROY NATIONAL BANK "·'"•··'"'·'"! ........+"....;."-'l ····· · $1,695 Lo~:~~ ~:~nil.dn<iu.Jirl ·$ti.ii· ;,~;;it8i·::::: : 1954 Pontiac 8cyl. ······ $1,195 Demand deposita of lndivldmls, par\nerahlps, and cor(l(!l'atlona ....................... ........... ta;IIMJI4t.l!OII Star Chief 2 dr. Catabna Cpe . Beautiful Time depolila of Individuals, parlnershlpa, bard top model with all leather seats. n:;!u~~~~~": iei aoverniiii~i iin~ii.dinii · · · · ••• • postol 11vlnga) •• .. . •• .. .. ... . . .. ................ . Dej)Oi ltl ol Slateo and political subdlvlslona ......... .. other deposita (tertl!ltd and caobler'a cbecks. etc.) •. • , . Star Chief Conv. Cpe. New light blue top. TOTAL DEPOSITS .................. !U8U4f;ll2 1!Ydramallc drive. Even Its price carries TOTAL IJABILITIES ... _...................... .. "',lii'I,ultf,OlJII you away· . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .. 1954 Pontiac Bcyl....... $1,195 1953 Chevrolet 210 ··· ···· · $795 ca~~~~~oe~k. tot&I par $Ioo.ooo.oo . .......... ... . , f Surplua ........ ....... ...... .. . .................... Undivided prollll ......... .. ...... ...... .... ....... 1951 Chevrolets and Fords As low as $295 MAHY MORE 104 Year• of Serv~ ' • "Fro19 Buglet tt BUJeb" s TOTAL CAI'ITAL AccoUNTS ,ToTAL IJIABILITIES he ' I s ~' ~ Dnoted . . ::---~~~··· ....., ••• ~ CAflT~ECouNTS .. I06tM i Pomeroy,MidtuePOrt:OO:saturday, NO. l58 ' ' ......., ......"1 rit.Fnel ' !" ·~ actii~ 19, 1957 ~ ---':....-----~-----------I Panthers Ov * * * Xo m el le By Over Pomeroy JacketS 58· d Rally In Setond ' ·* HaH·~ Is Too Much For Greyho~d 11 Pomeroy's Panthers look their first 1957 SEO victory Frl· day night here over the oft-beaten Nelsonvtlle 1Hounds,33o0 Jumor Hawthorne soored three touchdowiUI and pound oiit 148 yards in 19 opportunities witb the ball. • Terry Pbalin, junior quarterback, again stamped himself is the league's leading pasaer. He hit Hawthorne with a J1 yard· er and S. T Jolmlon with one IQ!: 19 yardo Both good IG!r y Pomeroy Parents Are Honored At Halftime Show ' The Poniei'O)' "'!land did 1lself proud dunng the Pomeroy-Nelaonvi~ football game here Friday nltihl AI pre-game ceremonies til& b~ greeted the erowd with a ho , was followed by some fan · stepping to the end zene wheat \be group played a auperb renditlon of the 'National Alllh· T-Ile human tunnel wu formnext through which tbe fool· baU players came on to the f~eld nn. • " YOUR CAR. READY NOW I g.tc 'I lt ' ' I For Safe, s.....tr. foU·Weatller PeJt(fmt.a~e. Drive in f~r a cb~nge.over to . .'~- I winter oil . . . a check-up on ~attery,, ment, llru : . : and our ewert englpe tune-up. It's smart to ' Winter! I j ' ' ' I ' · ~ ' .R~ ?f; ·.H.\.~MWLINdS ' I ' )J t:it~:..~~~, •.. ,Mm ' • ... . get \ where call after noon Sun· ~ B'ut T\lo11\(1Sqn ,:Wasn'( ~·~In~ off, on lnjurlos alohe. '"fie've got · Ilo, learn hllw to tackle and bloek ' ~nd that',g~ lpr the o!fenSj! ~ well as defense,"•he fild. 4 l ' I'm not ,aboUt to giVe up on ~eae ,bof~ l_\'~en I do that'll bo ~~~~ diJ 1 quit coaebln~ My boys Are yqung. We've got ~ tot ol jun· "" IJ> tbe,re, lome •ophrnores." But be added. "these boys havo to Je,or~ ll> desplie Ios1nt1 aa much lit do." .Wellalon went for 18 flrsl4owm to Middleport'• five got 864 yar<b ' ' ,i"'b)nr to 100 for Middleport, ad· dtd 8I pmlng on lour comple~lol):l '< (t..t,o f~r TD'•l to Middleport'• nine altempted, two ooll)pleted lot 9~lril~ ~d 3 interception• ·,, Eight Roekota !tortd touch· , downa. Middleport penetrated on"l' to lbe Wellston 28 yard line In the ~nd quarter but •Nelson needed five In.'a f6urth '!'~ ·live •ll~atlou .' ..nd rqt only ;hree •• ~e wa• alap· ·lief' to'+. t~e~ ..grounll 1 hard.r r • ·Th~ · iJack,u eotild do nothln~ at the end~ Big Tom COmpston ·>: ~d M~ Wolton ame,ared eve~r· ' 11DtlY COIIIlnr tMir way. Once, o• · f tvell'(8llee~teo double rese!Ve, •,.. WbiUaiC!i got 1oose for ,U yarcb .. !around toft ~nd as the defense '\'" ' auC!ced out olll"•ltlon. But nory • ~14e1 waa bloeklhlrout the Well· • a\on enill on ibe bre~d al!ll butter t ~.· + ' the photo are ' ' ' Man !lie jtllllp 001 Old '- t ' ·,'·, . I ' He alao paaed to bi1 endJ JoJm. son and Howard Parter 101' lwo enn polnll. Rod11e7 lot \he other touch. In lllo ~ quarter when be~ ,._ \on'a p.., on \be llo11nd 40 llltl went all the 711 In Ill acme. The Panthera, with ~ rilf!l gamet worltlng, Pllled '-nly limeo, hitting oJl)y the two fw TD:J and tile like lllltllber lor s,._,. a pomts , mti breW. Nelao~~~;...,.; away from H.awt''*""· liuinfli!l lime alter time Into Villartl 'louillt md Robert Greeae u u rup, wen Planned Nov. 22 R~lland Werry .... Alld when \be Panthm ret tifl., wound In thO tlliril quarter 1lltef enJOY!IIf only I 6-0 •baifllJne ld4, it wu H.awtliorne, S)I<!!ICOr' llltl Vernon IIarrlloa who ret lllt!ded yardaae. Is Cited p· Jice Court After Acc.·dent High School mualciar.s i:IIIM\I'f!r arc these dsys busily engaged In practice for I minstrel lhOWoiO be 0 presented Novembe• 22 at the Jlut· land High' School auditorium. Intorloctor {or the presentatlol Will be Judy ChBBe with Linn• 'l'iil'ber, ))arrcl Duaan, Allen Bid· die, Pat Eada, Roger ~urner aad Elaine Steel cast In lhc roles end men. A dancing chorus IB made up of Emma tlysell, Shirley Bollen· gee. BOnnie Rathburn, and Louise Paraon. Square dancera on t11e show wUI be: Charlo\le Hanlson, Sharon Atkins, Ella Bla~twood, KaY Borr. JimmY Georae, !\Or Cremeans, Dean Wlu and Keith Kennedy. l...iooh<..t Cldwns are Marjorie Faley, and Audrey Clon'h with Peuy Nelson u a eolored. mmot. ~~·~ on lhe ahow IB ~ quartet eOrilprj!ed ol Judy Jlayes, t{oor.l Carroll, Judy Ho'flA ' andl>orothy . Combi: • , ' I ••..,,. Due~ numbe!a -will lie staged by Elolae' Mu"er and Jll>ger 1)nne•· [, 'lllth s~Io10ta being BI~ne rumer. fi1 loan Woodard, 'J\!Ihara Wamer, Chase, Sabra Cllnnady and ol the •¥ men. . panlomlne w111 ·be presented by Mary 111ae11 and Janet Haley, tru,mpel solo ,by S.e Thoma• a musical quintet comprlf!:Od aroup named the Hunrar~ Five. Spencer earrltd three tlatel rcr 39 yarda ud a briiUant 11 JW avenge. Hlrrlaon luutd It Iiiii$ ltme• I'!" II'/ yards and 4.7 per tti;' Phalln bpi ... en ~ lor llO yank ami i 4.5 average. The Panlben netted 2iJO ~ rwblnl and addtd 50 poio;a,r. .. Volunteer workera are urged to ""'V I'll I'I.AV • eome to the Hesth Melbodi!l Phil WtrrJ kicked· off to Nel· Chuch, corner of South Third Ave- tsonvlllle aDd Pi<kett returned 111 nue and Main Street, It one o'· on SO. Caldwell ~ up clock Monday, October 2I, wbea l'Pton ~ to gain, Piclell the Meigs County Tuhereulosla and wu' n~ill on by RouO and Health Associatioa will heft their FrceiDu ftlt'""l yord lou ud Plct· 1 Label Sticking se551DD. punted 19 yards Ul his - 48. The meeting will be In the Hlrrlaon amuhed for 10 and a church basemen\ dilllng room and fll'Bt down. Hawthorne Weil MrL Wallace Bradford, Execu- around his right end for .t. 11~. tive aecreury, " atreaslnc lbe rison cot a first do1111 on his a need for additional ,.lojok"' oa ,.U.. Hawthorne went oiL projett. for 1, Hawthorne 1'0IIetl fGr, "' · ·• to the Greyhounda' 1. Then lie gotlbe 1 far 111e ro, Werrr'a plaa! iddt'wu blOtted. HOUNDS THIIATP i Werr'/ llieked oU to lllo Nel-l 10n'Wtlle te and Patton relurlled !i1\ bll 28; fatten weal over ~~ gutr\1 for 2. Pickell Pllled to Pitloa for 12 and lsi down 011 "".'! 48.1 Three playa later tlle·Greybotin~ Seth Hoak, Zanesville, a repre- he4 a flnt do1111 011 Pom-'1 4 seatative of I h e National CUb II woa Lecbleldner 4, Pkkell f. Reguter Com pam•, was the guest Lecbleidner I with Patton'• DJUd speaker wbea the Mlddleporl·Pem· eroy Rotary Club met Friday for tbruteotheir dmner , meet1ng at Heat~ Caldwell got to lbe 20 bullben MethodiSt Church was pUed up for a 7 7ard l011 and c F H1bb~ preSident, presided a..Panu.ir il>ten:opUon endtd the at the meetmg and Gene Grate ol threal \ the Cituens, National Bank, who Two playa later Nelaonville wu in charge of tbe progran~, In- Coined poaaeul011 of the ball oil troduced Mr Hoak After a 1bort llawthorne'a fumble on the ~. explanation of the development of Nelsonville picttd up 7 )'lrd.o 011 electronzc machanes in t~e businnext 3 pll)'l and went to the ess world and I!Jt'ltalement that losing the ball on lbe Panther depositin,g of c~ecks was the big· \ gc.st bootkccpmg ope~allon In the Again the Panthers !•milled 1111 country, Mr. Hoak showe~ a film. lheir own U and Nelsonville 11tln The picture was produced by bad their clwice Three pll)'l' llter National Cash Rcgss\er Company Pballa reeov~d a Gte7h0W14 '"d was •the story ol the •.Posl' fumble on l'l>meror's zo. Tronuc" lnachlne wblch'reducea to H.alvthorne moved to the 30 oa l m11umum the of !tit 10 yard blBBL Pballn lost I. human mistakes in !fJrriaon o~d 4 and H.awthfJI'!IO bookkeeping nece.,ary to went around bll OWII rilbt elld for 4 ' 9.000,000.000 check s annually. film showed that the ~osi·Tronic ·,WelT)' \)Unted 34 yards and Pickghes a new concept of bartk book· lit returned 14 yiirda to bll 01111 keepmg tf. RIIOJ picked UP 4 and Clldwtll After the program the presidenl fumbled and Robert Greene 1'1!announced Ihat the Athens Rotary covered on lhe Greyhound 48. : Club were havtng a Rotary·Annn up 1 lint d~ night at the Student Center Ball· :JfebiOD~!Ile'a 38 IOIIIf ll'tiWI1I on 1 keeper l"'Dl room on November 4 and bad in· v1ted the local RolarlaDs and their PhaUn't "" wives Reservations must be made J bi1/oW~l~~~ by Octo bel" 30 William Saxby, Attorney General, 11 to be the apeak· Meigs TB Society Needs Volunteers For ·Label Session Bookkeeping Told Rotarians ;~~~~::~:~~~~~::~~~~. ::: ::'h.~·::~= ~ Of !:v.ne·en-Highlights llaHTime Harvey Fore~ Funeral Service Will Be Sunday Funeral servtces for Harvey W. Foremsn. 78, wbo died early fr,. day morning at llbe Lowell COl· ling~ home, Pomeroy llj>!lle I will be held Sunday at 2 p. m from \he Ewing F•neral Chapel. _ Su~vivors include a number or and nephewa. Burial will be made In I h c Prall'a Fork Cemcte~y under the direction o( tbe Ewmg Funeral ', wm u:--~~.R= ln that saw Netson· No. 73 Charles PIC· Rutland High Minstrel S~ow nl~es n . llratu:JY~Hl . ~. touchdowu. Pomeroy's defe1110, With' HlW' thorne posted a left. tadile, ~ lied up NelJomllie lor a ICIJII H ' yarda ruablng. The eae1111 Plllid' II timea, completecl On for «11 yards Pnd bed two ~ted. 1 Nebonvllle bad t'·ll1wl "sfona to v,tn umque and interesting re· duction ol the tunnel was appre- Pomeroy'a 15. Jiotb ' dabi' were ge'!"'OW with )!OMellion .of tile· etaf.ed by the ttudlence Panlhen lOot 4 t q' For balf·tlme al~:::n~ \be ball. 1onbe fumbles, N_.illle 11.. band 'lolf~~d the U bmu •' Better Let Us Get US!·~ I Dlrecton. a 18 l(obag to take Fast Noseatve too.ooo.oo aza,ooo oo '-MO,ItAN~~ • Allot. ple<IJed or aulaned to eeew.!l!ab!lil}••'h~ lqr Lo~~"';l~.:'~llO!e' iN· inir· <t8iQitloil oi.riieMi"Oi .~.~~ji::J311 P~y, I. ROBERTS. COATES, Cashier Ol11K11abov....med blnt, ~o~:::~n ...,)0 ly owen tuttlle 'obove •t.tement ~ trut to the belt of,llll' •• ~nd belief. Ph-" 112 ROBERTS. COATES, CUhlor. I Any Day Now Tbe Teaperature ' 1 ; 'I'•·I'M 1•~~, . , ',I , ·l'fl. ~.a..i11~•• Af8 .~~----------~---4--~.-----------------J-------------------------~------------~'~·~·~ BID Qovls at tackl~ IRd Oeno Reed, A ruiird; alao iloed out, for Wel~ton;. 1bey ltoppe~ Gene Ab· 'bod; lollke Erwin, and Nef.on time after ~mJ with one, two or tb'" yard gallll. 1'he Jackets were ruobeil hard on pa-.lllg atlempta. /" And there waa ' no otopplng lbe fill Wel)flon hacks. Steve Scott, fullback and GarY C~ndl!f, half· VU''".DII"'.IU tilct acored In the fll'll quarter. s'co~t &ot last 18 yards In • 118 yiird tame drive smae~ 1954 Buick VB ····· ···· · $1,595 , !. J ... Playa. 2 ·dr. Hard Top. Po r pack. Automatic Bank P'em!Jet owntd $111300~. furnlture,n4 shift. Filled to the brim with vim. fixtures •112911 2a -... . . ..... " ..... ........ . , (Ballk premloea owatd are aubJccllo no liens not a.. ~med by Other aaset• .......... ... ......................... . . ~~~~ TOTAL ASSETS .. .. .. . .. .................. --• .a,l Super 2 dr. Riviera Cpe. Dynatlow drive LIAIILITIIS Owned by local merchant. 2 dr. Sedan. &tronlce for model. ' Middleport Literary Club Mee.ting .Held 'lemorles " ~ 1 • The Club will continue thelf , Spanbb Pellllltl The !ad1eo of the Racine !letho- annual project of aelling art 1~les Blanched )umbo Pe811ills dlst Church arr planning a Rum· made at the School lor the Bhnd Phone 604~X mage Sale With the procotda to go and Mrs James E. Rorie) will Red Skin P'lllll' to the repair of the Paraonage. The caahews frolll .Della Middleport aale wlll be held In the bulldlna lb~e~ ch~a~lr~m~sn;ii.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-; F811ey 11111• for ---formerly oetupled by the Plckena Ia Parties,' ete. Chortor No. !NO Dlstrlcl No. 4 Point snd H•rdware on the corner ' ' IIIPORT OF CONDITION OF THI of 2nd and Mulbel'l')' Sll , In Pom Hen v... lloutht Voot 1 eroy on Oct 28 and 28 beginning FaU Bulb Thlt B}119m1 at 9:30 o. m. each day. On the Ia fte Sprlal7 second day humo baked &OOCio wlll We stiff ~ye giJIIII Ulorlmant' OF POMIROY be offered lor llle. of Tulip~ 111otlil~, f•lfodila. In Tho Stale of Ohio, AI tho Ctow of lualntll on Octollar 11, Tho wort tl tho paroonage con· Publlahtd In Roepo~ll lo Call M. . lr Comptroller of lht c.;,._,,,lalaa of moVInl the ptatora atudy Under ltctlon 5211, u.s. Rovlllllllatuttt. to the front of Iht houae with an Mantlay :~· 5Sotur4&V \ \ , ''.II', ASIITS ,enttance from tllelront poreh.1be Evellingo by Appolntment llvlnr mom Ia belnt moved to the Permanepta $7.110, $10 an~ $15 Cash, balances with other banks. mcludlnr reoerve balanco. Center part of the houM.The par· PHONI 642"V and caah Items In prooeu of colloellon ............. will alon be papered and ..1 Walnut St, Mlddl.,.r United Stat" Government obllgatiotll, direct and new Door coverln&a •• and guaranteed .......................,..... .. ... b!,f!!.2!!.~.!J!!!:!:.___~J.-~------..:J..;.;;.;~;:;.;.;.. ObllgaUona ol States and politiCal aubdlV\JioU -····;-· • Other b1lnd•. notes, snd debenture> ......[. . ... .... . Corporote !loekl <lncludlna $9'100.00 atoc-· q~ Federal , Roush's Shoe Store ' 'l SOCIETY tereatlng discussion by the group on "Obedler.ee" and how It applied 16 I ~~~e~ • . POMEROY cently at Chester. Room count ~w" awarded to Mrs Tucker's room. The program conrmterl of an In· tJouDto otretch boll olrolchn 1 fuU I A. C. Neal, Ruasell, Ky. · Mr. and Mrs. James Winkleman and ehildnn, Jerry and Mi· eboel, who have move6 hera from MI1911Sippl to the pro]>erty 'Of Mra. II. L. Dunham. Mra. Jobn S.rh\cl and baby daughter are VISII!Dg her parentsIn-law, Mr. and Mr1. Jaek Bech· lei and family while Sal Bcch· tel Is In Alaaka for three months. Rev. C R. Konknght pBBior >f Heath Methodist Church, VII•ted, Thursday with IIIBI San Kerwood at the Hillcrest Reot Middleport l'<t' ·'' 33 WELLSTON ... . 581 RUTLAND ..... 45 LOGA~ ..... .' . 3i ~lPLEY ... :·. ~.. -31 . ATHENS ... :~ .. 28 KYGER .. . .. ~ .. .. .0 MIDDLEPORT .. .. OjMcARTHUR ...... 0 JACKSON ..... . 19. W~~AMA. ...... 01GALLIP.O~IS .... 6. RIO GRANDE .. . ' 18, 1957 • , Miss Sbaron Jone~ president 1 of the Powder Pull Club, enter· Mr and lira . . Ralph Radci!Cfe talned \he members at her borne have returned from a trip to Tuesday evenmg and their ad· Baltimore, Md. and llarrbburJ, visor, Miss Anne Howell, met Pa with them Plans were dlseuS!.ed Mr and Mrs William Bradford for the~r Christmas pllfty which and Mr and Mrs Herman Lohse Will include a dinner at the were spec1ai guesl.! a\ s birth· Martin Restaunmt and tt soeial day dmner at the home of Mr evening at the Jones home. and Mrs Harold Lohse and Money maki•· ~ projects dlstu~· fam 1Iy when MrL Harold Lohse'< H01ne tn Athens sed mcludcd a R.,kc Sole with \he btrthday was celebrated, date and place to be announced Mr and Mrs Earl Frteneh Mr and :llrs W. E Cecil, Uma later. The Club vo ted to meeJ 10· Bexley, visited Wedne.~day w1tl VISitC~ lllt'lr ftl~Ce, )!Iss Lob eutarly on the ftrst Monda" or thetr parents, Mrs. Charles Yo~ Cecil, Tbur!'iday. each month and Vera Covert wHl and Mr and Mrs Edwar• 1 Mrs. I..WIS Kllfhler and Miss be the Nov(lmbcr bo11te111 Freneh Betty Kbchlor, RN, Galhwlls, Mr anrl Mrs FJoy K(lrti1•r A discussion was held concern· Ltma, were weeken4 ,I!IU"ds o' 'eft Thursday lor ' LlthowUs vhere they will visit Mr.) and Mts. lng their elvlc project of Pllf· Mr. anct Mrs. James Weber ouls Haines and children, KatbY chaolng gl"'" to be used at tho Ira Butcher older son of Mr Meigs General Ho&pltal Durm~ and Mrs Ira Butcher left Mon \lnrie and Jeffrey. the meellng the rules of the day for Lockland · Air For.. Homer Rice was a business Club were dii!Cuaaed -•d let· Base, Texas "lor in Columbua Tueaday. plained to the new memben ~Refreshm@nt5 were .served to Principal 11nd Mrt Earl Miss Howell, Vera Covert, Jan" Knight are In Ripley to attend j Asbury, Phyllis Stanley, Carla the funeral or her aunt, Mr~ W li H1 nter Mrs Knight's mother WUsnn. Bettv Lou Harrl&. Beverly Dunham, Carol Blaker, Judy M· Mrs M C Wilson, New Haven nold, Jeanette Crooka. DIXIr h1R b1•rn at the Hunter borne Jo Mrs HalT)' P. Smith, )ln!aident, Pierce, Carolyn Milhoan. Almo ~everal d 11\'1 llld Mr. Wil.cion \frs. C. F. Tompklu, vice .preal· 1 BaumJ~ardner. Carta Bunch, Gra«. and t ·r Knights joined her to dent, and Mra. Robert Warner, Captclna, Carol Jean Hudaon and dav rnr the funeral servieCJ ' ...,..IAI'!' ol Uteraturt an4 pijbll· Sunday guesta, o( Mr. and Mrs. catlrn of J'o>rttomoulb' Dillrlct WoMiry Scott. Cor! Mattox were Mr and .Mr> men'• Soeletv ol Cbrilll4n $0rvice Leonard Mattox and children returned home, ThursdaY!. 'flojll Karen, Mary Anne ond Michael, Ncl\>ark whm · they allt!nlejl lbe Nitro, Mr an~ Mra. Eustace Wll· Ohio Conferenca Wotnlin'a SoeleiY \ ICn and son, Andy, Mr. and Mrs l!nl~r~•d E•eoutlve meeting, '!'fle Otho Mattox IQd son, Bren~ of program wa; In chaJge ol 'lllrl. Point PleRBanl Warreo H. Brigh~ Ohio Con!Orv'ce pr,.ldenl Mn. ,ilrlihllll Mr. and l(rli Lawrence row· ence the wife of a l9rmer United lie~ ell. Colum~ua, were gueats of dial Chureh putor. Mr. and Mra. William Bradford enroute to Jl'loiida where they .Mn\ Phil Wllllamlon, Miu i;ut. plan to spend tile winter months el Garland, lllra. Jed ·We~ter Sr., Mr1 c. H. Wile Jr lo under Mr1. Lopla Reibel tn4 .Mill Em· a local dad.Or'i care for a severe mo Sella we•e In Log•n ThUrsday ear Infection. 1 to attend !he Southeaat DIAitlcl The Rev. Claremont. E Hoyt, Convention of Federated Qlubl. Mr and Mra Poul Smart, Middle- M_rs Ear! om and lltt. Willie port Fin\ Bap\lat Church; 1the D••!• were recent vlaltors In Co~ Rev Wealey Jentlna, Racine lap· umbu:; list Churcb, the Rev. and Mrs. Rplph Zundel and Mrs Jamel Mr and Mrs. A,rthur Problt Stephenson, Pomeroy Bapllat have ..,e\urn•d lo their home In Chureh, returned 1buraday even· Clnclpna\1 after 1 ten daya vlajt lng from a th'ree day meeting of with Mr. and lolra G. Hi E.Wlllf. l the Ohio Bapllit Convention at :.tra. Barbara Sm1th returne\1 the Linden Avenue Bapllst Church her home, Columbua, tn Dayton , a week'a vi5lt with Ml'll L1Ihan McGhee left today . B. w'eod and f9r a visit wtlh her .tster, }Irs ltlrs. 5: a dinner her home, Mr Rupe on hlA sent we~e Mr. and R'upo . Bob~y and Elata il~!~~~ of Cheshire and tho I guest and 111'1 Rupe .• Tbe M1ddlepqrt Lllerarr Clu~ met WedneRday at !he home of Mra. Arthur H Carpenter with Mra. Forrest Baehlel, president. • >residing. II waa announced that the next meeting would he held on October 30 at the home of Mra. 0 B Hartmger w1th Mra. Elunor Zelher as hostess. school year were f1rst, Bonme More bclualve Feature• Than ~ny Other Cleaner I 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. Powder Puff Club Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening and Membership committees The Theiss, second, • •·~:ar\v . .... I HOOVER . •All'·"""' ~~~~!~~t;ei~~ Fultz. cbairmliA..rof thl! s..o. er Bernard at the d1nner · J'rieilds msy call at the .Funeral Boy ~cout fund drive· In Mlddle(Conllnuad On Pitt .Fiftl any time. · Hom.,_ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 18, 1957 edwards