https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/216cea5b1a90d94e1dd15ab5de3f35d8.pdf f0cb9139da85d5d79b50a468dde7f22b PDF Text Text ' ' ' {' --------------------~-----------------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.,_ �~. ' ' ' ' ,._ • I ' Farm of Week" Middleport SOCIETY Daily Sentinel -Daybook Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters Meetin,g Is Held MEETING CHANGID \lagnolra Temple Pylh1an Sts· The meetrng of the Lldlea Aux· clnnat1, and Mrs W A Gautler, 1C' t ~ mrt m rcgulor sess1on, rhurawho hod been vtsrtrng In Clncln· lliary ol Drew Webater Post Amer· nnh, were recent I{Ur~ts of tdr cl.ry l'HIIIng at lh< DAV hall With l<an L<gron, sehedulcd lor Tuesday a11d Mrs E M Wood enroute to M• ~ KMI l:ttu'SC'I' M~X. ~r<"sidln~ Ortober 22 llos been chang•d to llllltng I he m(lt"ltng a comrnunlc· Tuesday, Oetober 29 The Unit Mn: G::~utu.•1 ~ home 111 ('ohlmbus M1S lh•nrv rlcnnes\ 1s cmplo)•ed otaou n3~ a•ucl Is om Nelle J)uttcm has been rnvited to attend a re· d ISIII( I dl•(>Ut} t.'Oftl'eJ lUng the ceplton lor Mrs Wllll•m Slcwart, ns ~ook !It th(' Homo Hestf.urunt Mr:s Noab Haskms hilS betln c\ ,s tnd convention wht~h wl~l be ~lblh District Presrdent ut Ita· teodung at Mlddl•portlltgh School twit! 111 Nel§onvalle on Thursda\ ci11e on October 22 for the past week for Mt:t C E Nuvcmbcr 21 f1 l;m~ tor attending wflll" 11Jsrussed !lh•s Bernice Ann lllak{'~> l ce MONDAY MEETING Mr and Mrs Lowell Probu<o Darst was reported 111 A r.ound Tlroodorus Council Daughters ol and duughter Susan aa {' sPcnd1~g rob1n card was st'nt to Mrs Jay Ameriea wilt meet tn regular ses- 2--Dnlly Sefitlnel, 'Potn~roy.M!ddleport, 0., O~t 19, 19'!17 ' TELEVISION GUfDE WSAZ -TV Clhan,el3 , Mr and Mro C E Reed, Crn· 1 • the week end 111 Mu~ma where ~hC'J ~ A clt>ssert course Y.as served b\ thetr older daughter Juhe IS 1 sophomore They witt attend the Mrs George Hemcs and Mrs WU lliamr Ohro University game to- tram Killinger, at the <lose of tho du) mectmc after which Games ~eN pla\ed and prazes awarded t h P Mrs Denver R1cc IS s 8Liflical wtnners pollen! at Holtrr Hospital Itoher t See !other of Mrs Joe Turner eel•brotcd Ius Bllth birth· doy thrs week at the home of Mr - - -- I POMEROY arld Mrs Turner SOfiety \ Saturday- Channel3 8 25 8 30 9 30 IO.O'l I0 ~0 II Oil 11 30 12 00 12 30 sion, M()nday evemng at the DA V I 15 Hall and all members are urged to 4 u attend 4 31l 5 Oil RUMMAOI SAL. 5 30 The Ladl.. Aid of St Paul'o Lu· 5 45 lheran Church will have a Rum• 8 Oil mage Sate rn the rhur(\h soetal 6'30 room, O~tober 22 und 23 Those 7 00 havmg attldeR are reque9ted to 8.00 have them at the churrh ~Y Octo- 2 30 ber 21 9 Oil 9·80 TO MilT MONDAY Oil The Chester Charge :!jethodlst 10 IO·to Youth Fellowship will meet Mon. :o 15 day everuag at the Alfred Metbo· drst Church St~n On Circle 3 Rancb Gomby Fury Capt Gallant True Story Deterttve's Diary Foreign 1000 People Are Fun11y I~ 30 Waterfront 1100 News Heodlines 11 10 Nllewstch 1l 30Stgn Oli . WS~~ftC~A~l.L .. Mrs. M. Meyer Is O week H F•:om v t' a.- mi!:.•ttj:;~b ~:e"\r!~~~~D~:.~:.~:~N:III MONDAY ln~r·gue The ~tg Picture Footboll Come Kemper Scoreboard Wateh Mr Winrd Sky King Foot'rall Scoreboord News Picture Hopalons Cassidy ~durdav NI.,J! ~lmboree Perrv Como Polly Bergen G11el• MacKenzie Show What s It For Your Jilt Par~ae New• and Sports Hudlla• Weatlre,...,t Nttewatch Mrs Walter Harris. who hod been lD Detroit W8H l guest or her SIMler, Mrs Margaret cruoshore Po111rrO\' PersQnals Columbus, £or !K'Yeral days lltld Mrs llonrer llotlrr Mrs J M ' was accompunll'd htre ~Y Mrs C:uut, Mrs Del Gaul \frs Edason truoshore who Will remmn ror u llollon and ~Irs Herd Young wero \1111111 ' rn Waverly, 'l'hurldll) to attend a views Fat:n~ lhe Mr and Mrs Clareate llcNeal F'arm Bureau Women's rally, TO MilT TUESDAY which have proven popular with of th,e Dally The owner \t the above pic· ~~~'1 ~" Bulle Rolllh 11 Lelllrl Mr•. !loY !lOiter and lhUdre,, The l.oyal Bereans Cloos wrll I tured !ann may secure a free framed photo of the above by callin11 at tbe Selltlnel offtcea are a)lfndi!tJ the weekend with meet Tuesdoy at the bolne or Air ~ll·M Sign On ::.::::_:_:::.:::..::;:::.::.:..::.:.:..::..:..:::.:;:..::;::=.:.:..::=..:.:...:.:__ _;____ _;:_"'::"_; -John Hawkins Jr li emploJt\1 her motl!,r, Ml'l Coorge Thomp. ondr Mrs Ceorge ltudlon at 7 3~ I Oil This Ia 11re tile All members are urged to attend 11•45 What One Penon Can Do Boger's "eturn at the Now York Cenii'JI Big~"' son. Cheiltlrt Tri -CI'ty Sewl'ng Mr. and Mrs. Ed Joachim the meehng llostess.. are Mrs 0 12 16 Christian Sclen<e 1\ ' Shop a tellelpntalne ond wllt ·be European home Monday lor a •hort Vlalt YounniAIWh, Mr. Dana Peoples E AleKtnley Mrs Hud•on, Mrs 12:30 TV Chapel Bridge Club Club Meet '•ng Is •· with Mr;. ,Hawkins who plan~! to and Mlos lilllma Joachim vlalted Ar~old Dodson and Mrs Stell> 1.00 Pro Football \ o T • mompany blm baok to COIUID.blll Wedntiday \Ylth Mr and Mrs Greenlee 3 30 Omnlbua Hostess Thursday ld Th e IS GCG IOn rip ~here ohe will vtrrtt Mr. 1nd airt. llomer llolt~, Chester Jload. 4 30 News Picture Mr. and MI-l. llenry Joaehlna or ldr. and Mrs Lulher Boger. Co- Franklin Oulnthor and ~hlkltt• PAST CHIEFS TO MilT 4 lltl Gospel Harmony Boys l\lrs Marguerle Myer entertain· lumbua, have returned from o two and lollss Juanita Hawklna Vounptown spent sewral df\Ys Mt! Pete Store will enterlarn s·oo Meet the Preu ed with a bridge party Thut8day month vacation In Europe Mrs &tr and oMra Clar~n" J)Jektn reC<~ntlr WIIILher sister. and btoo the P11t Chrers of the Melgo Tem· 5 30 My Friend Jl'lrcka evening at he r home, Mulberry Boaer lo a alater of Mra Heo;- were l"rlday nl&ht rueall of ~~~ ther In law, lilr and Mn Dtvld pie, Pylhran Sisters, 6n' Tuesday, 6 oo t~ Mack's Amateur Hour Ave man Obllnrer, Middleport, aad II pareQts, Mr and Mra. Sbtr~~!N Freour, Pllle llrove Oct 22, Instead ol Monday as 6 :It) Sa Prize• •ere awarded to llrs. J. a frequent vloltor here ' Dicken, Logan, and wont to~ llomer lloJitr lo on twc weeks they uoually meet 7 oo Steve All•• Show W &leMurray Mrs Arthur Skin· The Borera, who aalled AUI 21 lumbUs today where Mr. lllfktl, matlon !fOil! hla dutlu 11 •rural ner, Mn James O'Brien and Mlu oro the Q11.een Mary, arrived In J:nduatrlal Arto lnatl'\ICtor at 1111!Mar11n Ebersbn<h New Vort Wednesday aboard the llad High School, U attendll)f 1 ltberlblCh open! United Statea They landed In mee\lnc of the Ohio lndue&rlil T~urldaY lfllh her brother, lid meet Thursday, October ~4, at the Retreshmenl11 were served by Cberbour1 and motored throuah Arts Assoelallon ' the hOlt ... to tho.. named abov~ ward WlDten, Muoa, W Va, First l're~bytorlan Church Mrs Franoe, Italy, Swlt~erland, Ger. and Mrs Charles Gibbs, Mro lloMr. and Mrs. Carl Moore apen• Floyd Carmack will be In charge Saturday • many and Belgium and new to William Miller, who 1rr employ• the put Wttlond In tiabon With of the program and Mro Karl 8.Qil Life on the Farm bert Jaeob•. Mro Alber\ Coatea, London and villlted polnto of In· ed In Parker•burs, Is Ill with fiu Mr. and Mrs Reuben bavla and Owen Is lbe devoUonal leader e·.30 Captain Kangaroo lerel\ in England and Scotland at the home of the Rev and Mil. Clifford Davis lloslesses are Elizabeth and Phy· before returning to the SlaleJ C E l{oJt whOle Mr and lfrt, Mra. Joffre• WQaon and Ml" Ills Joachim, Mrs Thomas flue, D30 Mlgh~• Mouse Playhouse MIDer heve been alaylng betore Linda Moon ' were ~nt over· Mro Roscoe Fhu, ~ Mrs Ruosell Ill Oil Draw Me Lucky With Cartoons 15 Saturday 8 Playhowe moving to their new home In Park- night guests ollhelr grandpartnta, Lyons, Mrs. fred DeWeese, Mra C 10 all 10 Mra Holland Neutzllng, Mro Fred Pancake Supper erabure. Mr and 'Mra Verne Davis, Middle- 'I' Shoemaker h Charlea swanson and Frank Ell- port II Oil Jimmie DeJn S ow Blaettnlll', Mn lrvlnr; Kurr Jr 1 TONIGHT tep, Columbua, were bullneu vU. Mrs Beulah Kranll: and !Irs 12 Oil Lone Ranger 0 and MIR Nei" Powell Chairmen Report itors ' here l!'rtday and were din· Mae Youell,.of Charleston, W Va ei'VlCebleD 12 31l Badge and Bullets Sterling Hayden Conatanoe Ford ncr guests olt~e former'• mother visited Wl!tlnOiday evening \filth I 30 Teen.age Dancee Party "THI IRON SHIRIPP" Project Success Notice Mrs Carroll Swanson and famlb', Mr and Mrs. carl Moore and dau· ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND 2 30 Saturday Showcase -alsoM11 John Ketehk1 ond Mrs NDTIC! OF APPOINTMENT Drnner gue~ts Friday evenlna ghtera MD cAHTCl-Pvl David R Cline 3 Oil Garden Club The Mort Wonderful .ldmlnlotralor With tho Wilt Walter Crooks, co-chairmen of Mr and Mrs Myron Miller ana Danny Morris atudent at Ohio son ol Mr and Mrs Russell M 3 45 P'eautre Report Adventurers since Huck Finn the food committee, and Mrs Ar aon, Jim, were her mother, Mri. University, AnntJied and Tom Sawyer Athens arrived Jlrlday Cline. Boule 2. Racine, Ohio, re- 4 Oil Get Set, Go thur Skinner ehatrman of the din· lllalo of Ella Wolf Dacuood •SMILIY" Lltllsn Woodard Baltimore, Md, nemng to spend the weekend cenlly wns graduat~d lrom the 4 30 Jr Town M~etlnc (Cinemaacopo-Teclrnleoior) Noliee Is bareLy given thai Lea· lng room ~ommltt~Q. ha~e report and Mr and Mrs Oils Parrlib, with hia p•renls, Mr Jnd lrlr• etght.week metal working course .~ oo YToVu ~hr~eSil.e.m'n ·il ed a successful prOJect m the COMEDY and CARTOON tor L Roush whoso po1t ofllco add· Ashvrlle, N C , who Ita enroute Robert Morris Sr. at the Army's Ordnance School, u " ,.,. .. pancake and !IBusage 1upper whtch Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md 6 00 Saturday News Special lun. I Mon. Od. 20-21 roll Is 6212 Laywell Drive, Spring· the mothers or Semon; ut Middle- to Aahville !fold, Ultto has been duty appotnl· Mr and Mrs Wllltanr Belt and d The course trained Cline to re 6 u Football Scoreboard Deborah Kerr Bobert Mitchum ed ao Admtnlalrator with the Wrll port Ht&h School sorved Thuraday daughter Sondra Jackson, visited Omeroy en pair metal parts and equipment 6 3~ Perry Mason annued of the Eatate of Etta Wolf lllght rdatrv" and friends here Friday G ld by lorgrng and weldrng 7 30 Dick and the Duchess "HIAVEN KNOWS fhe t'han men wtsh to thnnk late or Sulton Townshrp, MelKa Juonrta Hawkins, s m~mber of range 0 $ Cline entered the Army rn 8 Oil Gale Storm Show MR. ALLYION" everyone who contrJbutcd or work County, Ohio, deceased (Cincmascope Technteoior) the Eight Notco, Glrls'l Ensemble B ~~ h Mav ID57 and completed bam a 30 Have r.un, Will Travel Dated thrs 71h day of Oetober, rd on the l>fOJ!2Ct whtch brought 1n and Grrls' Glee Club when she wos - alsoQOSter !ltig lralnmg at Fort ~nox, KY 9 Oil Gunsmoke • more !han $100 for th e fund which Bol8 Allen Dottie L<o Phillip• 19~7 In .chool bere, Is stngtng wtlh the Boooter Night was observed by He wos graduated !rom Racine 9 30 Golden Playhouse the Seniors their mot h1•rs ~re .J Llh n C Bacon ''DIIP ADVINTURI" ~'uel G" Co Glee Club in Pomeroy Bend Grange al their .H.;;Iii;;h;;;Sii:c;;;ho;;;o;;;;;;lrn;;;;;;;l9;;;;5a;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;-; 10 00 llarb'lurm•aler Clrr Warner Color) Judge of the Probate Court rmsmJ:: for the trip to New York Ohio 10 30 The Late Show Ctty ror the sentor cllls.'i next Columbus nnd Is aloo llnging in regular meettnl h~ld Wedneaday 1• MoiQil County OhiO tho choir dire<led by Gordon Har· evening at tM DAV llall 12 00 The t.ote Late Show (10) 12, 19 26, 3tc 1 •prrni trs ot the Boulevard Presbyterian Charlea Leier, Wortl>,y Muter, Church there preatded and the meeting opened Mrs Date Cart returned lh11 wllh the .,atlnc of the olllcerl Mrs. Mourning week lrom a vlolt in Cleveland A abort builnl!lll 1011IOn wu held I 00 Lamp Unto My Feet nnd Dclawore alter • hlch 1 -procram waa pre· 9 30 Lqok Up & LlV. Honored Guest A·2c Charles F. lloyea Piatt.. 1"""" by Mtt Da,vton st,ickland, lll.Oil VN In Action burg Air Force Base. N ')'. lo Youth Cbalrmanl. and Mra Cleland 10•81l Camera 'Phree spendrne thu week end with hio Belnea, Homa uonomlct chairAt Bridal Shower patents,. Mr and Mrs Arnold dlt Mro Jameo Mourning Middle· II 00 Lel'1 Take A Trip ~roup slnf)na with Mr• Olive port, WBI fiUegt or honor at a bridal Haye1, and lamlb II•M Wild BUI Hltkok Mrs 1'homaa Waltero Mrs lnll'altam aa plantrrt opened tho 1howe1' alvon recently at the home 12 00 Face the Nailor. ol Mrs Roso rllson, Point Pleaoant James H Call, Ml11 Sandra Tack· meellnfl. The theme of the Youth 12'45 ltlekolf 1 by Mrs Filson, Mrs Elza Norlin ott and Mia P1ltlcla Whalen, PI PI'Oil'am wu "Corn" and an action 1:00 Pro Football Pleasant, were dinner aueat1 of 10n1, "Thla ra Tile Way We Pop and Mrs Homer Martin Sr 8:ts World Newa Rollndup Amon& the guesto were &Ira Dale Mr and Mro James Mourning re- Our Corn" led b)l Charlesanne 4:00 Rebecca of Sunnybrook , l(eea opened their prol!'lm. Mourning, Middleport. and Mt1 contly Far" Robert Storey, M"on A poem, "Po~n In Winter 5:10 Annie Oatler PTA MIITINO MONDAY Time" by Joan Hewetaon, pn. e·oo Wilt The Middleport Parent.Teacher Hdad i; contl qull b)llln. Strlclc· Beauty Shop ASiocratton will meet Mondoy J~d. Two potlll 1 wen night at 7 30 at the High School "Corn On The Coli" by lllu T 0 Be Opened oudllorium and the llar)d Boostera ••d ''The hPcom ldaa", B111Y ASioclotlon will meet Immediately Lake, afttr whlc)l Charleaan~a ----~-·..--::--l 8 00 hlnoh Shore Show 0 ~0 !,orella Young Show 9 30 Dr Hodaon's Jounr1l 6 45 Stgn 700 900 9 30 10 Oil I~ 31l 1100 II ~0 12 00 I? 15 J 30 nel 0! 30 8 H t and ----J. ,,,, tiNit WJ lH S111day- Cl!anne! 8 lelas County Ne,ws 12:10 p.•m. Mill! Daily C ~~•TM~~~d~r I• ::::r ·~::: :::~::. ~ Royal Gas Stoves Yo11111111d old, everyone loves mllkt It tastes 10 &ood, lierved plain or flavored . ' ' . elves ynu a real lift. And milk Is food values you ~ to keep Ill and on the go, t~! Serve It with meals, with sna~!u . , . use It for cooking ' ' and baking. rich In the lnjoy loti of Milk IYtry dey! and ·Wflw CIRCULATING Olw1 ............ ,..,_ HEATERS '-~=::::!=:::==::=!:!~..J WARM MORNING COAL STOVES SEE VS For 1'oNr Bea•ltlf N~ Use Dairy Products HILL DA·IRY fJ(JJfNINCTON CuiiGa~er ParkiiiJIIG Reu ' MIDDLEPORT QUICK SERVICE ~o Wale~ Rt· patrtng' bY Factory ocr.Jned wotchmekPr COLLINS IEW.ELEkS. P\ime•oy, I I tl 3 4~ Modero Romances I 00 C~medy 11me 4 30 Trouble With Father Room• 5 00 Spinach Playhouse 51~ NBC N'wa 8 0 NeWII Picture 8 15 Sports Eve 6 28 6SO 700 7 so 800 8.30 Ne~ NQ t':~~~ ~ ~wltiwl tnc ot aa eltt• p~ted ~eP\efll~! F\lrn{tprt FOR ' (!OJ s, 12, te. 25; ld'f 28, ~u ' Weathercast The Price Ia Right ~:~~:·~= GUl , Twenty·One AI(Ol Theater QOO susptcloa \ Oil Point 01 Ytew lO.Sil News He&dllnetl 1040 Nltewatc~ 12:00 Ton~~t I~ 6 SO Jack Benny 7 00 Ed Sullivan Show 8 Oil G E. T~ler 8 30 Allri'd Hltcbcook Pretentl oOil 0 $64,000 Challenae 9 30 Whel't !ly Line 10 00 S~bday Ntews Speolll 10 15 The Lite 'Show Ste It at Zerkle TJGJIIftr Cap be ~ought for small de· IIAD!O & TELEVlS!ON qER:\'!QI:, over par· Phone 200. Clelaod .f.Jipl~ce Store. 116 W Malll St, PQII\III'OJ ment. Write or phone for 223\f details. I Monday 8M 9 00 9 30 10r30 llrOO II 10 II 15 II SO II 45 12,00 12 30 I Oil 1 30 ~ Oil 2 30 3 Oil 3 IS 3,30 4 oo S·Sil s 45 US Looel News Gary M"''re Arl~ur Godrr., Strike It Rich '' ' News Katie's Almanac Love o! Life ' Search lor Tomorrt11 Guldin& tight Katie's Kltche: As the World Turllt Beat the Clook Houaapartr Big Payofl 1 The Ver41ct 11 Youra ' Brigbter. DaJ S~cret Storm Edae of NIP! Tile li:ariY Show Your Esso Reporl!lf Sparl! Parade Wea!t.-an s·oo Laave It TQ lleaver 6 30 Bobln Hood 7·00 lltli'ol & Allen 7 30 Tale~t Seoull 8 Oil Danny Thomu Bso Deeenlber Bride g oo Blll~.o One 10 00 Myller:r Theater II Oil Newa II:OS ~art'mnr the Woatller II Ill The Late Show ,o. po't ~n~ ~~~e 7 Oil ~lmmle Dean 7 41 Lucky 8 Cal1oont 8 Oil Captain Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News SUMMERS & SQN l ' t 6100 6:30 7:oo 8:00 ttOO D·IO &:U 11 :SO vh;a lble Time AU Star Golf P'Qrlthall Scoreboard Salurdl)' Newt Review Penonal Profile Let'a Tilllt 11 Over GMC 2 ton $1,159 i'OR SALE - Apples New Ha E~1111110 lt. •n Q~d, ~ew Haven. P~"''• S:2ll i 10 ply 'l'U·3{688; f49tl Blaetlnar's, • 10 19 6tc Good Clem tlle4 Can ,.U lflkea qd )l~ METRO PO LITAN r: ~=:;~lone - 8·30 g 30 Ill 110 10 15 11 oo 12 30 --- TQp'Twi,.and Nrw 'hlat Gay IUlcbeU ·Shbw , Nen ot OGII t\'!Jbt Quae~ Elilabetli'a Ball lf\eater )3 Slin Oil _DOe,s,lhe p~t day value of ' ' s--J..... wnntt• '3 Keep llln Tile,••..., 111..--.J counl\oy IInde Subll" IIIRI!IJ I 'l'lle Llomaoe Wtllt: Show II 29 Sill! On We Wallace lllteMew 11 30 Fallb for TodQ; !(ewa Biiblilbll 12 Oil Ptople'• l!apllot Cllurch :10th <:e~lurJ Th01ter 12.30 !lev. ElwoOd Gl~bl ,SliD Wf I Oil Orali!ObeN 1 ·- - - - - - - : - : 1.30 Llberace CHAK!IIIL 11 llONDAY ~;Oil TY Suntlq Sehool Ut SliD o, Uo The Bll )'lctilrlo e:ta lfornln& II:OYie 3 Oil JobQ Hq~lti File II:Oil A_dvenlurea In Learnlne S 31l Dean Pin 4~00 CQ)IeJe t~ew1 Conterenee 11 :~ .Nfllllhora !1.01 ~oGa 'l!tWI 4 30 PaUl WlnClleU Show 12.:18 CariMD Club SOil Talll of TeW IUJ~ien U:l(l U!leflc.e 6 Sll Tho Grea.teal Sih 1 1:00 Ontl!ltt~ Wade 1bow e·oo Life Wllb ll:llllblth 1:;G lion~ lbtlntt e11 Sun4a}o ~ewa Hlahilabt• S·QO Amerteaa Bandstan~ 8 30 Maverick 4 30 (¥boa Club 7 30 Bowllll8 Sllln a.Oo $upermm 8 Oil The .e1t1eu Sphere 1.30 lllckoJ Ito..; Club 8 3'l !.lidlVeaWm Hayrl~ B:QO five Star Flllll i Oil ~thalt Gagje of Weet a: Non D3~ ~ Cent1111 The ler UO Amet'ICIII Blndaland II Oil S\P Otf ~t Wll il'ol!: ~'-- ,n..:.J 1UtrO \AWfJUtltl LORAitl, 0 UP-Buckeye Con· llx ferenee ta•• are In lor a treot Friday mg~t when tw,9 of the P,llll. ~'lipOij!l'"tit~.te ·'wbi~, II"!!· lble: • loop'• unbeaten powen, Jl'romoat year hi Nltro-1'11. Ple11111t football and l:brle. meet In wht iJ , came ~~~flluled for Ftday ila~t billed u a conloredce·settlln& .aN~oan u. 'wu pot!~ ironed wben tl!,e Nitro battle. Frempnt, with ll6 •tralfht •••m WaS. bit by tbe fiu dUIInl the Willi past lhl'ft aaallln!, M.etl!n,i~ ..., 1 had flU ketPina lliat ~l;id'U.1~ .. ~¥tii~· ~hndln1b .whoa .'nle·a•tm'e''tlllllll played on Nov· " em of \~ your propert7 out· welj,h Y9Dr ~ ln¥'lnce ooverace? If w' your t.& t:liuld.\IP ~~al. 'etter cheek With ua. No obllP· ...;.~-'---- ----~-..!::~=;:=-.::::~::::-:---..:.:...• Mix If/" h TOP OAMI IILLID The - To """"' ......., t 01 Artltl~ XV, ~ lht 01110 WUIIluUOD 1.0 pumlt a ...... to ........... to ~ otJ\ct ot UtiJ 1Uia By order or the Board of Election., ollrlel{l Counlf Ohio Rotr.:rt N Cl~l<t cbJjrman Al~ert Gl9eei~•.el~rk lieCIII>O!'"'"~~~~" ~ '~~'"1n~.~~~!t VDEdwarcls . ., JuanMe of AU 1Jtea '- Phoae Il-l IPT,fJIUJIT N_ W. COM,TOH, 0. D. ~W.cm~~~m~ . I' . Jlr, and Mro. Frallklln Kina an(aon spent the weekend with nlatl..a bon and In ltllddloport. '1'1111 Ill tea~IDI do1111 1 boUse Ill' hmeroy and tlpeot lo bblld hlllli near HmlsonvUie In Mun. llr. •Klnc Ia Ill• COIUIIIblll. Mrs. 'c""tNHlllltw Fine ..tlaNVI', OHIO I:OO S·SO t:OO S:OO : 5 110 S:U Rad•'o Dl'al U )p WHTH-TV -....,.._...~ C.~annel13 ~~:~~-= :=~~:~::·o:w:: on tto IJIOt 12Sfdm'l: Cha-*' 13 Y ft QU r Parker will P.!eaaant open • beauty •hop on Tu01day, Ridge, •• a graduate of Pptnarox VIII •liGon" lftd Lila sue Temll October 21 at lOS E Second St High School, ell" of IU8 and of and l!IM Rtil Presented 1 dilet, The new ahop, which will he the Southorton Beau~ Af;td11111y, •"',ot tlii'Jielt of lilt world Go 8¥"· known as Myrtl• Kay'e Betuty Sa· Athens, and l9r the fiUI six 110nr,' "'wtet Adeline", by tho Jon. will be located over the Pom. months bas been employ,d at the men aad "LLt Jlo Call You Swttteroy Nalionol Bank Vaughan's B.. ul)' Stlon,JMiddlto• lltUt" bt tbt woman precedttl 1 ;;l:;lls;;•;;P;:Ar:;ke;;;r;:;, d;;a;:Ul;i:h;:te::r::oi : ; M :;r : ;a : n ; :;d:;;;_po..;rt:;:::;:::;;;;:;:::;:::;:::::'==, dlllll, "TTit Cbarllllon" by Jrlln ;:. Ternll and lllu Htn. A ram• "Hurley Cutlty" wu '!Qed end ltlila Terrell ond 111M lhll eena "G011na Gat Alona l Wlth011t You Now" . nt naemben aad CUOIII were IA.ttH to lilt dlnbll rtOm wller. pctlua Nhhlllfata wtre tiJ'Yo ad ~ the Homo lleonomlea Com· nalltM The nmatnder of the evn. ina wu opent ill Jl'OUp aiDIIDJ and .auarw 4analnr. llrl. lnara· bam waa lhB planUt for tho eve a· Ina. CORRICTION Tbroi!P ao .,.. t1tt IWno 11 lin. WUlu Jlarma (not Harrill ol .C!Uion wu (411ttad In lhe -uat ot lho dqlb of lin AC· dlf ll!d\oarda on lt'rl<lay. II waa aJ. ALL SIIEBS .o•laOied lhot frlelllla lillY o:allat tllr Edwarda nildenoe In CUlton. Room Treasure Hunt The Prlee Is Rt1bt Trutb or Conlequeaeee Tic Toe Dough It Could Be You Newa Report Mqvlelrme Brlclo ,and Groom 200 Matl~ee Theater 300 Queen lor a Day S p Todap Rom~~tr Have your carpets, rpes and up. bolster) •1••u~d b.v the l!lO()em cleaning melhM with l,er•led Dry Foam Quic~ly a~d er:9~<> micatly rrght ~~ y,oyr QjW home Work gu~ranleed Ctll Rutland 24023 14 6te WCHS-TV Chanitel8 Chan 8 Legal ...,,..... . . .~=~~· Or~ -· iloan: I to U. Ita L ~ • ..,... • ...... F.QR SALJ' .,OU~E, 5 ROOMS w ~ltGE LOT IN P9M,BO\' Small p~wn Pll)'ment B~lance l.tke Rent Delmar A.• Ctll. Candidate For Meigs County J~ Your Vote and Suttoolt'firjJI,:I~ Greot1y AtJr.~recliotid~t·. 1 �~. ' ' ' ' ,._ • I ' Farm of Week" Middleport SOCIETY Daily Sentinel -Daybook Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters Meetin,g Is Held MEETING CHANGID \lagnolra Temple Pylh1an Sts· The meetrng of the Lldlea Aux· clnnat1, and Mrs W A Gautler, 1C' t ~ mrt m rcgulor sess1on, rhurawho hod been vtsrtrng In Clncln· lliary ol Drew Webater Post Amer· nnh, were recent I{Ur~ts of tdr cl.ry l'HIIIng at lh< DAV hall With l<an L<gron, sehedulcd lor Tuesday a11d Mrs E M Wood enroute to M• ~ KMI l:ttu'SC'I' M~X. ~r<"sidln~ Ortober 22 llos been chang•d to llllltng I he m(lt"ltng a comrnunlc· Tuesday, Oetober 29 The Unit Mn: G::~utu.•1 ~ home 111 ('ohlmbus M1S lh•nrv rlcnnes\ 1s cmplo)•ed otaou n3~ a•ucl Is om Nelle J)uttcm has been rnvited to attend a re· d ISIII( I dl•(>Ut} t.'Oftl'eJ lUng the ceplton lor Mrs Wllll•m Slcwart, ns ~ook !It th(' Homo Hestf.urunt Mr:s Noab Haskms hilS betln c\ ,s tnd convention wht~h wl~l be ~lblh District Presrdent ut Ita· teodung at Mlddl•portlltgh School twit! 111 Nel§onvalle on Thursda\ ci11e on October 22 for the past week for Mt:t C E Nuvcmbcr 21 f1 l;m~ tor attending wflll" 11Jsrussed !lh•s Bernice Ann lllak{'~> l ce MONDAY MEETING Mr and Mrs Lowell Probu<o Darst was reported 111 A r.ound Tlroodorus Council Daughters ol and duughter Susan aa {' sPcnd1~g rob1n card was st'nt to Mrs Jay Ameriea wilt meet tn regular ses- 2--Dnlly Sefitlnel, 'Potn~roy.M!ddleport, 0., O~t 19, 19'!17 ' TELEVISION GUfDE WSAZ -TV Clhan,el3 , Mr and Mro C E Reed, Crn· 1 • the week end 111 Mu~ma where ~hC'J ~ A clt>ssert course Y.as served b\ thetr older daughter Juhe IS 1 sophomore They witt attend the Mrs George Hemcs and Mrs WU lliamr Ohro University game to- tram Killinger, at the <lose of tho du) mectmc after which Games ~eN pla\ed and prazes awarded t h P Mrs Denver R1cc IS s 8Liflical wtnners pollen! at Holtrr Hospital Itoher t See !other of Mrs Joe Turner eel•brotcd Ius Bllth birth· doy thrs week at the home of Mr - - -- I POMEROY arld Mrs Turner SOfiety \ Saturday- Channel3 8 25 8 30 9 30 IO.O'l I0 ~0 II Oil 11 30 12 00 12 30 sion, M()nday evemng at the DA V I 15 Hall and all members are urged to 4 u attend 4 31l 5 Oil RUMMAOI SAL. 5 30 The Ladl.. Aid of St Paul'o Lu· 5 45 lheran Church will have a Rum• 8 Oil mage Sate rn the rhur(\h soetal 6'30 room, O~tober 22 und 23 Those 7 00 havmg attldeR are reque9ted to 8.00 have them at the churrh ~Y Octo- 2 30 ber 21 9 Oil 9·80 TO MilT MONDAY Oil The Chester Charge :!jethodlst 10 IO·to Youth Fellowship will meet Mon. :o 15 day everuag at the Alfred Metbo· drst Church St~n On Circle 3 Rancb Gomby Fury Capt Gallant True Story Deterttve's Diary Foreign 1000 People Are Fun11y I~ 30 Waterfront 1100 News Heodlines 11 10 Nllewstch 1l 30Stgn Oli . WS~~ftC~A~l.L .. Mrs. M. Meyer Is O week H F•:om v t' a.- mi!:.•ttj:;~b ~:e"\r!~~~~D~:.~:.~:~N:III MONDAY ln~r·gue The ~tg Picture Footboll Come Kemper Scoreboard Wateh Mr Winrd Sky King Foot'rall Scoreboord News Picture Hopalons Cassidy ~durdav NI.,J! ~lmboree Perrv Como Polly Bergen G11el• MacKenzie Show What s It For Your Jilt Par~ae New• and Sports Hudlla• Weatlre,...,t Nttewatch Mrs Walter Harris. who hod been lD Detroit W8H l guest or her SIMler, Mrs Margaret cruoshore Po111rrO\' PersQnals Columbus, £or !K'Yeral days lltld Mrs llonrer llotlrr Mrs J M ' was accompunll'd htre ~Y Mrs C:uut, Mrs Del Gaul \frs Edason truoshore who Will remmn ror u llollon and ~Irs Herd Young wero \1111111 ' rn Waverly, 'l'hurldll) to attend a views Fat:n~ lhe Mr and Mrs Clareate llcNeal F'arm Bureau Women's rally, TO MilT TUESDAY which have proven popular with of th,e Dally The owner \t the above pic· ~~~'1 ~" Bulle Rolllh 11 Lelllrl Mr•. !loY !lOiter and lhUdre,, The l.oyal Bereans Cloos wrll I tured !ann may secure a free framed photo of the above by callin11 at tbe Selltlnel offtcea are a)lfndi!tJ the weekend with meet Tuesdoy at the bolne or Air ~ll·M Sign On ::.::::_:_:::.:::..::;:::.::.:..::.:.:..::..:..:::.:;:..::;::=.:.:..::=..:.:...:.:__ _;____ _;:_"'::"_; -John Hawkins Jr li emploJt\1 her motl!,r, Ml'l Coorge Thomp. ondr Mrs Ceorge ltudlon at 7 3~ I Oil This Ia 11re tile All members are urged to attend 11•45 What One Penon Can Do Boger's "eturn at the Now York Cenii'JI Big~"' son. Cheiltlrt Tri -CI'ty Sewl'ng Mr. and Mrs. Ed Joachim the meehng llostess.. are Mrs 0 12 16 Christian Sclen<e 1\ ' Shop a tellelpntalne ond wllt ·be European home Monday lor a •hort Vlalt YounniAIWh, Mr. Dana Peoples E AleKtnley Mrs Hud•on, Mrs 12:30 TV Chapel Bridge Club Club Meet '•ng Is •· with Mr;. ,Hawkins who plan~! to and Mlos lilllma Joachim vlalted Ar~old Dodson and Mrs Stell> 1.00 Pro Football \ o T • mompany blm baok to COIUID.blll Wedntiday \Ylth Mr and Mrs Greenlee 3 30 Omnlbua Hostess Thursday ld Th e IS GCG IOn rip ~here ohe will vtrrtt Mr. 1nd airt. llomer llolt~, Chester Jload. 4 30 News Picture Mr. and MI-l. llenry Joaehlna or ldr. and Mrs Lulher Boger. Co- Franklin Oulnthor and ~hlkltt• PAST CHIEFS TO MilT 4 lltl Gospel Harmony Boys l\lrs Marguerle Myer entertain· lumbua, have returned from o two and lollss Juanita Hawklna Vounptown spent sewral df\Ys Mt! Pete Store will enterlarn s·oo Meet the Preu ed with a bridge party Thut8day month vacation In Europe Mrs &tr and oMra Clar~n" J)Jektn reC<~ntlr WIIILher sister. and btoo the P11t Chrers of the Melgo Tem· 5 30 My Friend Jl'lrcka evening at he r home, Mulberry Boaer lo a alater of Mra Heo;- were l"rlday nl&ht rueall of ~~~ ther In law, lilr and Mn Dtvld pie, Pylhran Sisters, 6n' Tuesday, 6 oo t~ Mack's Amateur Hour Ave man Obllnrer, Middleport, aad II pareQts, Mr and Mra. Sbtr~~!N Freour, Pllle llrove Oct 22, Instead ol Monday as 6 :It) Sa Prize• •ere awarded to llrs. J. a frequent vloltor here ' Dicken, Logan, and wont to~ llomer lloJitr lo on twc weeks they uoually meet 7 oo Steve All•• Show W &leMurray Mrs Arthur Skin· The Borera, who aalled AUI 21 lumbUs today where Mr. lllfktl, matlon !fOil! hla dutlu 11 •rural ner, Mn James O'Brien and Mlu oro the Q11.een Mary, arrived In J:nduatrlal Arto lnatl'\ICtor at 1111!Mar11n Ebersbn<h New Vort Wednesday aboard the llad High School, U attendll)f 1 ltberlblCh open! United Statea They landed In mee\lnc of the Ohio lndue&rlil T~urldaY lfllh her brother, lid meet Thursday, October ~4, at the Retreshmenl11 were served by Cberbour1 and motored throuah Arts Assoelallon ' the hOlt ... to tho.. named abov~ ward WlDten, Muoa, W Va, First l're~bytorlan Church Mrs Franoe, Italy, Swlt~erland, Ger. and Mrs Charles Gibbs, Mro lloMr. and Mrs. Carl Moore apen• Floyd Carmack will be In charge Saturday • many and Belgium and new to William Miller, who 1rr employ• the put Wttlond In tiabon With of the program and Mro Karl 8.Qil Life on the Farm bert Jaeob•. Mro Alber\ Coatea, London and villlted polnto of In· ed In Parker•burs, Is Ill with fiu Mr. and Mrs Reuben bavla and Owen Is lbe devoUonal leader e·.30 Captain Kangaroo lerel\ in England and Scotland at the home of the Rev and Mil. Clifford Davis lloslesses are Elizabeth and Phy· before returning to the SlaleJ C E l{oJt whOle Mr and lfrt, Mra. Joffre• WQaon and Ml" Ills Joachim, Mrs Thomas flue, D30 Mlgh~• Mouse Playhouse MIDer heve been alaylng betore Linda Moon ' were ~nt over· Mro Roscoe Fhu, ~ Mrs Ruosell Ill Oil Draw Me Lucky With Cartoons 15 Saturday 8 Playhowe moving to their new home In Park- night guests ollhelr grandpartnta, Lyons, Mrs. fred DeWeese, Mra C 10 all 10 Mra Holland Neutzllng, Mro Fred Pancake Supper erabure. Mr and 'Mra Verne Davis, Middle- 'I' Shoemaker h Charlea swanson and Frank Ell- port II Oil Jimmie DeJn S ow Blaettnlll', Mn lrvlnr; Kurr Jr 1 TONIGHT tep, Columbua, were bullneu vU. Mrs Beulah Kranll: and !Irs 12 Oil Lone Ranger 0 and MIR Nei" Powell Chairmen Report itors ' here l!'rtday and were din· Mae Youell,.of Charleston, W Va ei'VlCebleD 12 31l Badge and Bullets Sterling Hayden Conatanoe Ford ncr guests olt~e former'• mother visited Wl!tlnOiday evening \filth I 30 Teen.age Dancee Party "THI IRON SHIRIPP" Project Success Notice Mrs Carroll Swanson and famlb', Mr and Mrs. carl Moore and dau· ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND 2 30 Saturday Showcase -alsoM11 John Ketehk1 ond Mrs NDTIC! OF APPOINTMENT Drnner gue~ts Friday evenlna ghtera MD cAHTCl-Pvl David R Cline 3 Oil Garden Club The Mort Wonderful .ldmlnlotralor With tho Wilt Walter Crooks, co-chairmen of Mr and Mrs Myron Miller ana Danny Morris atudent at Ohio son ol Mr and Mrs Russell M 3 45 P'eautre Report Adventurers since Huck Finn the food committee, and Mrs Ar aon, Jim, were her mother, Mri. University, AnntJied and Tom Sawyer Athens arrived Jlrlday Cline. Boule 2. Racine, Ohio, re- 4 Oil Get Set, Go thur Skinner ehatrman of the din· lllalo of Ella Wolf Dacuood •SMILIY" Lltllsn Woodard Baltimore, Md, nemng to spend the weekend cenlly wns graduat~d lrom the 4 30 Jr Town M~etlnc (Cinemaacopo-Teclrnleoior) Noliee Is bareLy given thai Lea· lng room ~ommltt~Q. ha~e report and Mr and Mrs Oils Parrlib, with hia p•renls, Mr Jnd lrlr• etght.week metal working course .~ oo YToVu ~hr~eSil.e.m'n ·il ed a successful prOJect m the COMEDY and CARTOON tor L Roush whoso po1t ofllco add· Ashvrlle, N C , who Ita enroute Robert Morris Sr. at the Army's Ordnance School, u " ,.,. .. pancake and !IBusage 1upper whtch Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md 6 00 Saturday News Special lun. I Mon. Od. 20-21 roll Is 6212 Laywell Drive, Spring· the mothers or Semon; ut Middle- to Aahville !fold, Ultto has been duty appotnl· Mr and Mrs Wllltanr Belt and d The course trained Cline to re 6 u Football Scoreboard Deborah Kerr Bobert Mitchum ed ao Admtnlalrator with the Wrll port Ht&h School sorved Thuraday daughter Sondra Jackson, visited Omeroy en pair metal parts and equipment 6 3~ Perry Mason annued of the Eatate of Etta Wolf lllght rdatrv" and friends here Friday G ld by lorgrng and weldrng 7 30 Dick and the Duchess "HIAVEN KNOWS fhe t'han men wtsh to thnnk late or Sulton Townshrp, MelKa Juonrta Hawkins, s m~mber of range 0 $ Cline entered the Army rn 8 Oil Gale Storm Show MR. ALLYION" everyone who contrJbutcd or work County, Ohio, deceased (Cincmascope Technteoior) the Eight Notco, Glrls'l Ensemble B ~~ h Mav ID57 and completed bam a 30 Have r.un, Will Travel Dated thrs 71h day of Oetober, rd on the l>fOJ!2Ct whtch brought 1n and Grrls' Glee Club when she wos - alsoQOSter !ltig lralnmg at Fort ~nox, KY 9 Oil Gunsmoke • more !han $100 for th e fund which Bol8 Allen Dottie L<o Phillip• 19~7 In .chool bere, Is stngtng wtlh the Boooter Night was observed by He wos graduated !rom Racine 9 30 Golden Playhouse the Seniors their mot h1•rs ~re .J Llh n C Bacon ''DIIP ADVINTURI" ~'uel G" Co Glee Club in Pomeroy Bend Grange al their .H.;;Iii;;h;;;Sii:c;;;ho;;;o;;;;;;lrn;;;;;;;l9;;;;5a;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;-; 10 00 llarb'lurm•aler Clrr Warner Color) Judge of the Probate Court rmsmJ:: for the trip to New York Ohio 10 30 The Late Show Ctty ror the sentor cllls.'i next Columbus nnd Is aloo llnging in regular meettnl h~ld Wedneaday 1• MoiQil County OhiO tho choir dire<led by Gordon Har· evening at tM DAV llall 12 00 The t.ote Late Show (10) 12, 19 26, 3tc 1 •prrni trs ot the Boulevard Presbyterian Charlea Leier, Wortl>,y Muter, Church there preatded and the meeting opened Mrs Date Cart returned lh11 wllh the .,atlnc of the olllcerl Mrs. Mourning week lrom a vlolt in Cleveland A abort builnl!lll 1011IOn wu held I 00 Lamp Unto My Feet nnd Dclawore alter • hlch 1 -procram waa pre· 9 30 Lqok Up & LlV. Honored Guest A·2c Charles F. lloyea Piatt.. 1"""" by Mtt Da,vton st,ickland, lll.Oil VN In Action burg Air Force Base. N ')'. lo Youth Cbalrmanl. and Mra Cleland 10•81l Camera 'Phree spendrne thu week end with hio Belnea, Homa uonomlct chairAt Bridal Shower patents,. Mr and Mrs Arnold dlt Mro Jameo Mourning Middle· II 00 Lel'1 Take A Trip ~roup slnf)na with Mr• Olive port, WBI fiUegt or honor at a bridal Haye1, and lamlb II•M Wild BUI Hltkok Mrs 1'homaa Waltero Mrs lnll'altam aa plantrrt opened tho 1howe1' alvon recently at the home 12 00 Face the Nailor. ol Mrs Roso rllson, Point Pleaoant James H Call, Ml11 Sandra Tack· meellnfl. The theme of the Youth 12'45 ltlekolf 1 by Mrs Filson, Mrs Elza Norlin ott and Mia P1ltlcla Whalen, PI PI'Oil'am wu "Corn" and an action 1:00 Pro Football Pleasant, were dinner aueat1 of 10n1, "Thla ra Tile Way We Pop and Mrs Homer Martin Sr 8:ts World Newa Rollndup Amon& the guesto were &Ira Dale Mr and Mro James Mourning re- Our Corn" led b)l Charlesanne 4:00 Rebecca of Sunnybrook , l(eea opened their prol!'lm. Mourning, Middleport. and Mt1 contly Far" Robert Storey, M"on A poem, "Po~n In Winter 5:10 Annie Oatler PTA MIITINO MONDAY Time" by Joan Hewetaon, pn. e·oo Wilt The Middleport Parent.Teacher Hdad i; contl qull b)llln. Strlclc· Beauty Shop ASiocratton will meet Mondoy J~d. Two potlll 1 wen night at 7 30 at the High School "Corn On The Coli" by lllu T 0 Be Opened oudllorium and the llar)d Boostera ••d ''The hPcom ldaa", B111Y ASioclotlon will meet Immediately Lake, afttr whlc)l Charleaan~a ----~-·..--::--l 8 00 hlnoh Shore Show 0 ~0 !,orella Young Show 9 30 Dr Hodaon's Jounr1l 6 45 Stgn 700 900 9 30 10 Oil I~ 31l 1100 II ~0 12 00 I? 15 J 30 nel 0! 30 8 H t and ----J. ,,,, tiNit WJ lH S111day- Cl!anne! 8 lelas County Ne,ws 12:10 p.•m. Mill! Daily C ~~•TM~~~d~r I• ::::r ·~::: :::~::. ~ Royal Gas Stoves Yo11111111d old, everyone loves mllkt It tastes 10 &ood, lierved plain or flavored . ' ' . elves ynu a real lift. And milk Is food values you ~ to keep Ill and on the go, t~! Serve It with meals, with sna~!u . , . use It for cooking ' ' and baking. rich In the lnjoy loti of Milk IYtry dey! and ·Wflw CIRCULATING Olw1 ............ ,..,_ HEATERS '-~=::::!=:::==::=!:!~..J WARM MORNING COAL STOVES SEE VS For 1'oNr Bea•ltlf N~ Use Dairy Products HILL DA·IRY fJ(JJfNINCTON CuiiGa~er ParkiiiJIIG Reu ' MIDDLEPORT QUICK SERVICE ~o Wale~ Rt· patrtng' bY Factory ocr.Jned wotchmekPr COLLINS IEW.ELEkS. P\ime•oy, I I tl 3 4~ Modero Romances I 00 C~medy 11me 4 30 Trouble With Father Room• 5 00 Spinach Playhouse 51~ NBC N'wa 8 0 NeWII Picture 8 15 Sports Eve 6 28 6SO 700 7 so 800 8.30 Ne~ NQ t':~~~ ~ ~wltiwl tnc ot aa eltt• p~ted ~eP\efll~! F\lrn{tprt FOR ' (!OJ s, 12, te. 25; ld'f 28, ~u ' Weathercast The Price Ia Right ~:~~:·~= GUl , Twenty·One AI(Ol Theater QOO susptcloa \ Oil Point 01 Ytew lO.Sil News He&dllnetl 1040 Nltewatc~ 12:00 Ton~~t I~ 6 SO Jack Benny 7 00 Ed Sullivan Show 8 Oil G E. T~ler 8 30 Allri'd Hltcbcook Pretentl oOil 0 $64,000 Challenae 9 30 Whel't !ly Line 10 00 S~bday Ntews Speolll 10 15 The Lite 'Show Ste It at Zerkle TJGJIIftr Cap be ~ought for small de· IIAD!O & TELEVlS!ON qER:\'!QI:, over par· Phone 200. Clelaod .f.Jipl~ce Store. 116 W Malll St, PQII\III'OJ ment. Write or phone for 223\f details. I Monday 8M 9 00 9 30 10r30 llrOO II 10 II 15 II SO II 45 12,00 12 30 I Oil 1 30 ~ Oil 2 30 3 Oil 3 IS 3,30 4 oo S·Sil s 45 US Looel News Gary M"''re Arl~ur Godrr., Strike It Rich '' ' News Katie's Almanac Love o! Life ' Search lor Tomorrt11 Guldin& tight Katie's Kltche: As the World Turllt Beat the Clook Houaapartr Big Payofl 1 The Ver41ct 11 Youra ' Brigbter. DaJ S~cret Storm Edae of NIP! Tile li:ariY Show Your Esso Reporl!lf Sparl! 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Ple11111t football and l:brle. meet In wht iJ , came ~~~flluled for Ftday ila~t billed u a conloredce·settlln& .aN~oan u. 'wu pot!~ ironed wben tl!,e Nitro battle. Frempnt, with ll6 •tralfht •••m WaS. bit by tbe fiu dUIInl the Willi past lhl'ft aaallln!, M.etl!n,i~ ..., 1 had flU ketPina lliat ~l;id'U.1~ .. ~¥tii~· ~hndln1b .whoa .'nle·a•tm'e''tlllllll played on Nov· " em of \~ your propert7 out· welj,h Y9Dr ~ ln¥'lnce ooverace? If w' your t.& t:liuld.\IP ~~al. 'etter cheek With ua. No obllP· ...;.~-'---- ----~-..!::~=;:=-.::::~::::-:---..:.:...• Mix If/" h TOP OAMI IILLID The - To """"' ......., t 01 Artltl~ XV, ~ lht 01110 WUIIluUOD 1.0 pumlt a ...... to ........... to ~ otJ\ct ot UtiJ 1Uia By order or the Board of Election., ollrlel{l Counlf Ohio Rotr.:rt N Cl~l<t cbJjrman Al~ert Gl9eei~•.el~rk lieCIII>O!'"'"~~~~" ~ '~~'"1n~.~~~!t VDEdwarcls . ., JuanMe of AU 1Jtea '- Phoae Il-l IPT,fJIUJIT N_ W. COM,TOH, 0. D. ~W.cm~~~m~ . I' . Jlr, and Mro. Frallklln Kina an(aon spent the weekend with nlatl..a bon and In ltllddloport. '1'1111 Ill tea~IDI do1111 1 boUse Ill' hmeroy and tlpeot lo bblld hlllli near HmlsonvUie In Mun. llr. •Klnc Ia Ill• COIUIIIblll. 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A ram• "Hurley Cutlty" wu '!Qed end ltlila Terrell ond 111M lhll eena "G011na Gat Alona l Wlth011t You Now" . nt naemben aad CUOIII were IA.ttH to lilt dlnbll rtOm wller. pctlua Nhhlllfata wtre tiJ'Yo ad ~ the Homo lleonomlea Com· nalltM The nmatnder of the evn. ina wu opent ill Jl'OUp aiDIIDJ and .auarw 4analnr. llrl. lnara· bam waa lhB planUt for tho eve a· Ina. CORRICTION Tbroi!P ao .,.. t1tt IWno 11 lin. WUlu Jlarma (not Harrill ol .C!Uion wu (411ttad In lhe -uat ot lho dqlb of lin AC· dlf ll!d\oarda on lt'rl<lay. II waa aJ. ALL SIIEBS .o•laOied lhot frlelllla lillY o:allat tllr Edwarda nildenoe In CUlton. Room Treasure Hunt The Prlee Is Rt1bt Trutb or Conlequeaeee Tic Toe Dough It Could Be You Newa Report Mqvlelrme Brlclo ,and Groom 200 Matl~ee Theater 300 Queen lor a Day S p Todap Rom~~tr Have your carpets, rpes and up. bolster) •1••u~d b.v the l!lO()em cleaning melhM with l,er•led Dry Foam Quic~ly a~d er:9~<> micatly rrght ~~ y,oyr QjW home Work gu~ranleed Ctll Rutland 24023 14 6te WCHS-TV Chanitel8 Chan 8 Legal ...,,..... . . .~=~~· Or~ -· iloan: I to U. Ita L ~ • ..,... • ...... F.QR SALJ' .,OU~E, 5 ROOMS w ~ltGE LOT IN P9M,BO\' Small p~wn Pll)'ment B~lance l.tke Rent Delmar A.• Ctll. Candidate For Meigs County J~ Your Vote and Suttoolt'firjJI,:I~ Greot1y AtJr.~recliotid~t·. 1 �,I I - • ' ' j ) . 4-'-Dally Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 19; 1957 I Rutland's Red Devils crushed the McArthur Generals Fri· day night here 45.0 to capture their 18th straight win and INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE main unscored on this year, They were w~rmmg up for the Pomeroy Lions Club 2 Ftreytone 1 showdown war at Belpre next Thursday night when the Little Robinsons Laundry 2 Boney's Buckeye conference title will be settled. ~:~ke~e:nenl Block\ 2, Pomeroy Belpre slaughtered Jacksonville-Trimble last night at J·T, Motor 1 52--13. Rutland earHet had trimmed J.T 54.0. STANDINGS Coach Jim Vennarl's powerful : - - : - - - - - - - - - Pomero L1'ons Club 9 6 .6,20 Y Devito to)'ed with the Genenls !be then added 12 to the 12 Wright· Porn Cement Block 10 8 .5~~ sell's only pa:.s was intercepted hy · lint hal£, sending Larry Dugan Carson on the IO. , Boney'• Market 8 7 .il33 ov~r for a TD in each of the flrRf Pomeroy Motor Co 9 9 In 11 play!! L Dugan sror~d Rob1'nsons Laundry · 8 10 .500 two quarters. They broke loose rrom tile 26. In the 90-yard drive H. & R. Firestone . 7 11 .444 with two lollehdowns in the thirl .388 TOP TE •" BOWLERS an d added three more In the last he had a 27 yard run and Darrell Dugan contributed a 24-yarder. frame. In lhe seeond qUa(ler Wrlghtsell Listed According to Standing• McArthur thre1tened only once, and Meek drove from their own 23 Searles · · · · · · · · · · · :11 7 in the lirsl quarter. Shady Meeks. to the R~tland 2S where Wrlghtaell R. Davis · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~29 the grt-at General runner, went 40 was held short of first down. In E. McKinney · · · · · · · · · · · · S08 ·" Dugan Hunnel .. . .. . .. . ~u rards to th e RUl Ian d 28 but th • ano lh er II pIm ,~rry drive ended on Rutlnd'a tO when scored from one. The big galr<cr O'Brien · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · :ne guard Larry Carson intercepted wu Dar'rell's 19 yard run. thru Sisson · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 458 Wrlghllell's pill on a llrst and 10 tne !me from McArthur's 46 to High Team Series ljtuotlon. the 23. A Iii-yard penalty put the Pomeroy Motor Co. 2479 From there on it was too much ball on McArthur's one, moments High Team Game Dugan and Jimmy Graham lor later. Pomeroy Motnr Co. 871 High Individual Series MtArthur. Jt Will abo too much , Third quarter-Wrighlscll kick· R. Davis 529 atalwart Rulland line as the lor· ed ofr to D. Dugan who returnerl Individual Game ward wall of the winners held th< to hlo own 21. ll w.. lhe Dugons 18,,arles 204 losers deep In their own territory, all lhe way In chunks 16, 7. 19. 8. WOMEN'S UAGLII . forcing punt.. ~~d the last 15 by Larry lor \he High Three Game IndividualRutland got a aensalion\1 178 P. Collins, 185. yard• rushing a n d paooed lour Still In that quartrr after L Hlah Single Game - P. Collin• times. completing two for 32 yard., . Dugan's kickoff wao put lnlo '" and S. Moore, 174. McArthur meonwblle got 181 rush· the General 25 and three play 0 Team Th,..e Games- Ebenbaeh in( and missed on one pm ,,. had nelled five yards, Wrlghtsell Hardware, 2197. tempt, that being intercepted. punted to Darrell Dugan who Team Single Game,- Ebmbaeb Larry Dugan !allied four touch· downed on the Rutland 3~. In Hardware, 780. downs, brother Darrell two, anrl plays marked by Eads' lfl.yard ' STANDINGS Pat Eads. quarterback aneaked for pus Jo Graham. The shek quarter Ebersbaeh Hordware ~i L4 : one. 1.. Dugan made three extra back sneaked over from the one. point trieo good. Rutland had 19 McArthur had the ball at mid· Starks Drugs 10 ~ 667 first downs lo MeArthur'• nine. field as the fourth quarter oponed. Carllngs 8 7 533 Rutland held for downs on their Roney's Mark~! 8 7 533 GAMI SUMM,f,IY ' Monre'o St.ore ~ 10 333 Rutland kicked off to Harkin< own 44. In live plays D. Dugan New York Clothing 3 12 200 on five: returned to the 10. In aeored from the eight. His 28-yard SIASON HIGHS three !rico they alayed on the 10 run "" the bill gainer. Individual Three Games - P. and Wrlgh!Jell puntedl'to Graham · Alter Ihal kickoff with the score Mullen, 499. on lhe General f7. Graham got Zl 33·0 Rutland ave up one first down Individual One Game - P. Mul· at right end, D. Dugan 2, L. Dugan then starled from Its own 49. In l en~ 204. 5, Grtham 2 but Graham w11 held four plays L. Dugan this time had Team Thrcr Gamea _ carHngs, ohort by Inches of first down on his TD. going lhc !ail 24 to tally. 2332. the 27. Again General• couldn't mov. Team One Game ..:. Carlings, 81~. Shady Meek went 4& ·at left end, and Rutland went from its own 42 T OP "5" BOWLERS lor 58 yards In ju•t Iwo plays to P. Collms and J. Clifford score. Grahom had 26 and Darrell E. Dalley a:.d P. Mullen Dugan 32 for the lolly. The game P. Robert• ' ended with MeArthur starting an· M. Murray Every Monday other hopeless drive deep In Its J. Clark back yard. 7 6 13 Rutland M<Arthnr , 0 0 o l9-4r. 0- 0 No Admlulon Charced Sponsored By Toucl\lldlons. Larry Duean, (l), D. Dugan (2), Eads, Extra polnls, L. Dugan 13 >· ' lineup: andRutland J. Eads, tackles,end•. BarrJeffm and Long: gunds, Car11on, and Goode; center. Romine. Back.!, Eads, the Eaf}yDnve , By ~ R•'pley Eleven Wahoma'• White Falcons dMii> ;;;;;;;::;;:;;::::;;;;;~~D~uQ~a~n•~·~an~d~Gr~a~ha~m~.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;, the pcd year their Friday seventhnight straight gameRip· of 11.1 the 1 ley Vikings easily defooted them by a score of 31 ·0 before a Dad's Night crowd al Bachtel Field. The Vlklnls turned on the heat In the first quarter a, they jumped to a commanding 18·0 advantage before the fans were setllcd Into their scats. Wahama'• running game was held to a net yardages of 49 while their' pa.,lng !aired no bettor as they completed four o! 1. "' for only 34 yards making o total net gain of 83 yards for the wean or tho reU and white. Ripley drove 60 yards In nln• plays to acore after the opening HAVE YOU LOOKED OVER kickoff with Kermit Slater golni the final 19. YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE The Vikings scored again min• utes later when they rccovertrl LATELY? Roy Clark's fumble on the W•· hama 31. After being ut back 13 18 IT ADEQUATE? yards by a penally, lhe Vlklnga Why not have your Insurance tnoved in three plays to score 8( Buddy Buckalew paased lo Donclt proaram checked carefully by Sayre for ·the touchdown. The play covered 28 yards. · member of the lnsur11nce The klekoll followlna the touch· down went Into the end zone and Auoelatlon ot Meigs County? Wahama put the ball into play on lhe 20. Tho Falcons were foreod to wiU be glad to give you a nunt and the kick wont only to th• outUne of Insurance to fit your Wahama 37 where Ripley took ovor. need• without obligation. A penalty mnved the Viking! buck five yardo and then Bucko· lew hli for seven. ·sayre circled ond for 35 yard• and the touch· down that fiVo the Vltlnfs an 1110 lead jusl before ,I he quarter ended. Ripley soor•d agoln the flrot lime lhoy had the boll In the sec· ond quarter when they inlercepl· reed a Falcon pus on the Wahalt\11 37 y~d line. Two 'playa later. Say. l'rlencllll re went •35 yarda to aeore. Slater ran the extra point Seore: Ripley 13, Wahama 0. That•w11 all or the st:orll\ll ·unt!l late In the fourth quarter when 1.· W11,11ne ' Iaker ~pt ·48 ~ards t • round end for ·a touchdown wllh le,. than one minute remalnlnf In the ga111e and right after ~lich Ralph Sme bad aubstltuted a new ~ Loyal Order o( Moose IContlnuod From Patt Ontl two yardJ. Pomeroy's balii'IITJ the t and on the last doWn Phalin 's Hound 39. pass to Harrison was incomplete and NelsonviUe took over on the 20. Pickett and Patton each pie~ed up !i yarda and a fir1t down on the JO. Three plays later Pickett fum· bled with Hawthorne recovering on Nelsonville's 33. With 10 seconda in the half, Phalln threw two incomplete passeo as the half ended. · SECOND HALF The Panthers explnded for two louehdowns in the third and another pair In the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, their banda were stick· ier and they began to look Ute the ball club they can be, u Nelson· Tille wilted under the hoavy pres· oure of Clio's bruiting cround a~ taek and air weapon. Leehleldner kicked off. Haw· thorne returned to .hia own !2, got 18 and flrjl down on Hound 40 at once. Tbts one tlzzled as Junio! got 3, Phalln loot 2. was held for no gatp, aod then went 6 to turn It over on !be Hound Four plays and a firat down !at- er, and after a HJ yard penalty, Phalin tossed 31 yard! to Haw· thorne who gathered In the baD five yards out and hulled across to score. Phalln then passed to Johnaon lor the extra point. Secre 13~. Still in the third quarter, after an abertive Hound drive which saw them fumble with .,.Werry recovering on the Hound 46, Haw· thorne opened operations witb a 12 yard slash, Phalin added 4 at end, and Hawthorne 13 for a first down on the 17. · l'halln eirded his left end on a keep for 15 and a lint down on the two. Big Junior rolled acrosa and thio time Phalin p01sed to Howard Porker lor the extra pninl S<ore Pomeroy 20, Hounda 0. INSURE a.,d Be • P''" SUR·E TEAM NEED.E I THE POMEROY BOWLING ALLEYS THE FOLLOWING OPEN. BOWLI~G SCH:t:DUILE IN EFFECT AT THIS TIME: Saturdays .. I PM till Closinl Wednelday! Sundaya ..... _ I PM till 7 Pill Friday, _. .• FOR ONLY dlfl (2), T Compston, IIIII, Man· ring, E. Compoton, Evans, Bush. Extra pomts, Cundiff, Scotl, Hl\l Evan.s. Middlep()rt starting offensivl lineup, ends, Whitlatch and Miller, tackles, Roller and Ketehka; gua· rds, Neal and Stover; center, H!lU· ck. Backs, Wayland, Nel10n, Erwin, Abbott. Subs~ Vance, Blake, Lyon, Crooks, Kelly, Rowley, w. Harrk Wellston starting lineup: Wal· ton and Comp.oton; tackles, Colt· ri~ and Dnis; guards1 Reed and Jones; center, Slayton Back;~ 1 Pntta, Cundiff, Hill. Sc?tl· You con hove that. second set in dren's room, den, etc. lnsllliallou ud Malerlal the~h1.l-' Ellr• at Time Sd lusll1led PAYMENT IN ADVANCE AND WE KEEl> SET IN OPERATION . AU Sell Are Good Reconditioned Sell Grueser for Rilph Kern son Mr ~nd Mrs. Mar· Krider lor son Vernon Harrl· Hr. and Mra. William Stivers loll Junior Hawthorne; Sol i' ~~~l!_&_o,n for brother s. T.; Mr. A. R. Knight for son Vin· , and lfrs. Kenneth Me· (j¥1\IOYJih lor son Kenneth; Mr. S. Parke' for 22. Cotree Thelnauronce Attntl A~soclotion ef Melga County V. D.IDWAIDII, INS••. , •• , •. , , • Pll. IJ.X, Pomerey WAIN&IIfLE, lNS•..•..• , ••. , Pb. 4t-Y, Pomeroy 0 I. UUTBR, INS. ..•...••.... n. U~X, Pomeroy ' ~DifSON, INS. . . • • • Mhldlep9rl , . oo'tltmro, INS. . .. • .. . .. . n. ,._.,,._ , ·~ : , ~· ft.' liiJ,"Pomeroy . Ripley 10lled up laT net y~rda ''lllhlng and completed thr~ of four I r 110 yat:ds. l'lrot down favored Ripley by ?.e. Scoring bY qutrlert: Ripley II 7 0 741 Wahama 0 0 0 0- 0 Scoring: Touchdown~ Rlple)', Slater (19 yard run); l!uetllew 1P.. from SaJreJ8 yards); Sayre '88' 11rd I'Unl;· Safrt<U yard run); ualrer (te yard run). , ~Ira poliit: Staler (Run). P'"" 0 receptacle ·u.olin 2~. Cravat • 26. 27. Hldeo~ ' %9. Maxima ' SO. River \'uttnl•y'' AJ~t-.,r fl. 1!!'111!1ent ~§.·[tahlon ..,..and ·TELEVISION/: !:1.... l ~12:\V&\erlnr j pM.y (Rwn.) Harry Miller, !)woer E. Malo Sl. ... ..........• S5. Promenade I •• CkrrloQucm: - .,ere'e lltiw to ~ ·l'· l'p· L >IAA.IIll < II LO!IOI'ICLLOW ,• I lne Gibson, Dor.o~hy Hysell and Lawren•e BMigan. I , Freshmen: M•rgaret Kitehen, Rosalie Davis, Barry srogan, Roy Crouser, Larry Hoflll)ll). George Johnston, Wold Nleholson, Mar· garct Oller, Patricia Rife, Charles Sigman, janet Stewart, Osa Turner, Dean Will. Larry Price and Carolyn ,Edwards. nrk It: ·: ' ' Clap lllt,tr limply IIUIII/or. ~lflor. 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' , Ptruae ~T~ · SEAT COVERS ······· ·... .. $15.95 ' Rutland .Lists ij Servicemen ••••• • • ' WeTest Your Radiator On Your Car *lllitl 40. Crow'a ca11 .The Pomeroy Cement Block 'Co. AIIII-Freeae Guaranteed To Lid Durlllon of Wlnlcr ' . ~ f"R<\'!1 iJ'IIIll ' . room you can get AIt • • • ~~~your home impropement ~ neecfs at • •• • Winter ·Tires i 39. Harem tpols f desert) ' Onl! ·ot Tlll!se team. =--- - Town and Country For Wiater Now ., •t..... •• lnn!g~38~ya~r~ds~to~f~ul~lb~o~ck~La~rry~~;::=;=;;:;::!;!~;;:;:;;:;:::=;::;:;;:;:;;:;:;::;::;;;:;:;;:;:~:!;;;i~~ : FIRESTONE CONTACT MEMBERS. TD in t)te lblrd quarler cap,Jling an 69 yai"d drive. In It Cat+ had run once brilliantly lor M yards. Roderick's kte~ was blocked. Athens aeormg plays: Athens opened with Brent Cornwell pass· ly Mint . ~1. ud Admlnl Trade-Ius · SEE US FOR COMPLETE DETAILS . r' :··.. Let tJs Get Your Car Ready On Friday, Ootobc, 19. the Wa.' huma White Falcon ' Band, undor' ' the dll"cction of Mr. Howard Cozm1, t'rt>sented. a ha1f·tllme 1h0W1 entit}ed "ThlsJA Your lAte, Dad". the oreasloh as the Dad'• Night lnothnll gome between Wahama and •Ripley: The p,;,.gnme featlvltie• began Wih the band marching down \he field playing the school light long. At midfield hOt band fAced he moin stands and' played the Na· tiona! Anlbem. · Pomeroy, C)hlo Pbllco lng to Lo(an's 255 got by palaillg to Logan•! 8; 'inll'btld )g fin· al P<>lnll to Logan'• 341 For Jackson, Yerian passed to Reynolda tn tbe seeond quarter (or 18 yards to make It 6·6. But Loaan made a drive of 38 yarda good with Brown acorlng on a sneak and Morgan, momenta tater, Inter· cepted Yerian's pass and went 52 for another touehdown. Halftime ocore, 20-6. Strait got his 69 yarder on the oeeond play of the se<ond half. It was a J>IIWer play off tackle In which he reversed his field and outran everybndy. Still In the tlllrd quarter, Jact,.n drove 79 yard! with MoGoon scoring from a toot out. Tbey kicked off and Strait got hla D~ yards In 1\fo playa for the final TD. In all, Strait ~ad 189 yard• In ~i carries. GALLIPOLIS ITOPPID Atheno got two TD's in the firsf qutrler, added one In the seeond and another In the last. Ronnie Cm \Vcnl I yard lor Gallla's on· At Wahama ffi.gh Halftime Show (Contfnwd From Page Onol The curtain formed by ihc band The hall-time show began with members led by Ofum Major David fanlar~ In the usual entran"'' Carson parted for the entrance of afromation of two Jines the width of the football field . The ban., led by Drum Major Juhling MilClung, Assistant Drum Major lack· Je Capehart, and the majorettes, then marched dnwn the fiel4 play· ·•ng '':'\1emories", I P'" IT WILL PAY YOU TO I ·presenl ·prO!!ram '-' r. T~~ 1t~~J: At Junior I.Iigh Smith for ule""fu;tTD. Quart.,. back C0111well kicked lhe point. With 30 se<onds left In the nme quarter, Max Sehwarzel went one when Hawthorne levelled off on yard lor a TD and Cornwell apln him. Two play• brought a flrit added the point: down on the Hound 13 but Har· rison's fumble was retOVered by Tigner. Palton, Caldwpll, and Rielly netted two lint downs but Pl<k· ell's pass was taken in by Spen· eer on lhe 40 who j:ln"ied It back for a flllal Panther TD. Werry's point was gond. , Aa the game ended sub qUjlrte,... ONE TEAM OF BOWLERS back Bill Wilson intercepted a Consisting of three men and two Pickett pass at midfield. ' women is needed at the local lanes Score by quarters: Pomeroy 8 0 14 13--1131 to complete the Sunday nlght MiX· Hounds 0 o o 0- 0 ed -League. , Touchdowns: Hawthorne (3), 'AU lnlereltfld ~ersou Contact Joh~n and Spencer. Extra 'po"ta JACKETS WILT UNDER TD BARRAGE Th' roof fell In .o~ Coach .Jim Keadle's Jackson II'O"men Fr1day night at Loian ao the Chieftains pulled the upset of the year by running over Jackson.34-19. It toppled the confident lronmen from a tie for lhe league leadership with Welitton which maintained It! pate with a convincing 58-0 victory cvet Middleport. In the other league game Gal· llpolla lost to Athens In Bulldog territory 28~ as UIO.pound Vic Stanaon, Athens end, stopped AI· bert Lee or the Blue Devils cold on his wide eqd sweeps. Logap eapltalhed on Jackson ,,... ron. A fumble led to lhe first Logan touehdown. a roughing penalty led to the second, a pa&S Interception to the third, Lynn Strait'• 69 yard run to the fourth. and the l11t TD came In the last quarter when In Jwo playa Strait covered 55 yar~s and made It 33·19, Gene Morgan adding the point. The atory of errort II better lold In statlstlea. Jackson had If first downslo Logan's 7, 305 yarda rush· "Dads".Honored PaOt Dntl next nn th~ tpne, R(>Ck·a· - After the kickoff the Panther defense stopped Neitonvllle again and Hall's punt netted If yards to his own 38. Hawthorn~ got 4, Har· ri11on made ?, Speneer 9 and from the 19 pballn tossed to JohnJOn 38. lor the TD. Werry's try for point The Hounds had to kick soon was no good. Werry's kickoff wu taken by and it glaneed off Pictett'• foot and out of bounds alter, netting Hitchings who fumbled on t~e 30 ' (Contlollld From Page Onal 1 cake with the bail on the first play yard lnlerlerenee put the ba'l alter the klrkoll with Wellsloo on the Jacket one, and Cundiff recovering on the Jacket 1~. punched it over. Another persoDal foul by the FOURTH QUARTIR Jacke!J put it on the one, and Dan Wellston subs broke it wide Bush punched it .over £or ,the final open In the last frame. Keith Man- score with 2:05 left in the game. ring went 50 to score, Earl CompWhen the game ended Wellston aton made 30 to the laeket seven, had the bali on the laeket 7 be· a personal roul put in on the one. cause Hendershot had stolen enand the ume b~y ran Middleport'• other Wayland rung on the 15 and Jell end untouched. the lost three plays of the gaiRo Three plays later afler Wll· had netted the little Rocket• bu~ land's pass was inter®pted by 8 yards as the gun sounded. Hendershot, Jim Evans, a sopho- · Score By Quartera : more bench warmer, went 61 yards Wellston 19 7 7 2~6 through' the middle to score. MJd.. Middleport 0 0 0 0-~ dleport's baekl10ld played patty Scoring, louchdowns, Scott, Cun· ' ,, 1·6 Students ' mhckso;Upset By Determined Logan By 34-19 Running Game ASSOCIATED RAQ.IO:· Falcons Beat In ~~ Count; Athens Smothers Gallia 5S TIEN·AGE DANCE Moose Hall .-.,.· ·':;-9 to ll Ptllh pANTHERS GRAB IST SEO VICTORY ' .> Crushes McArthur Generals 45 Te 0 For 18th Str~ight Stage Set For Showdown Battle With BOWLING Belpre Eleven Next Thursday Night IDGHLIGHTS ' OIW5S · !li:lf&ATH- HI, NANCY-·OON'T YOU LOVE THE AUTUMN ;' �,I I - • ' ' j ) . 4-'-Dally Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 19; 1957 I Rutland's Red Devils crushed the McArthur Generals Fri· day night here 45.0 to capture their 18th straight win and INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE main unscored on this year, They were w~rmmg up for the Pomeroy Lions Club 2 Ftreytone 1 showdown war at Belpre next Thursday night when the Little Robinsons Laundry 2 Boney's Buckeye conference title will be settled. ~:~ke~e:nenl Block\ 2, Pomeroy Belpre slaughtered Jacksonville-Trimble last night at J·T, Motor 1 52--13. Rutland earHet had trimmed J.T 54.0. STANDINGS Coach Jim Vennarl's powerful : - - : - - - - - - - - - Pomero L1'ons Club 9 6 .6,20 Y Devito to)'ed with the Genenls !be then added 12 to the 12 Wright· Porn Cement Block 10 8 .5~~ sell's only pa:.s was intercepted hy · lint hal£, sending Larry Dugan Carson on the IO. , Boney'• Market 8 7 .il33 ov~r for a TD in each of the flrRf Pomeroy Motor Co 9 9 In 11 play!! L Dugan sror~d Rob1'nsons Laundry · 8 10 .500 two quarters. They broke loose rrom tile 26. In the 90-yard drive H. & R. Firestone . 7 11 .444 with two lollehdowns in the thirl .388 TOP TE •" BOWLERS an d added three more In the last he had a 27 yard run and Darrell Dugan contributed a 24-yarder. frame. In lhe seeond qUa(ler Wrlghtsell Listed According to Standing• McArthur thre1tened only once, and Meek drove from their own 23 Searles · · · · · · · · · · · :11 7 in the lirsl quarter. Shady Meeks. to the R~tland 2S where Wrlghtaell R. Davis · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~29 the grt-at General runner, went 40 was held short of first down. In E. McKinney · · · · · · · · · · · · S08 ·" Dugan Hunnel .. . .. . .. . ~u rards to th e RUl Ian d 28 but th • ano lh er II pIm ,~rry drive ended on Rutlnd'a tO when scored from one. The big galr<cr O'Brien · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · :ne guard Larry Carson intercepted wu Dar'rell's 19 yard run. thru Sisson · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 458 Wrlghllell's pill on a llrst and 10 tne !me from McArthur's 46 to High Team Series ljtuotlon. the 23. A Iii-yard penalty put the Pomeroy Motor Co. 2479 From there on it was too much ball on McArthur's one, moments High Team Game Dugan and Jimmy Graham lor later. Pomeroy Motnr Co. 871 High Individual Series MtArthur. Jt Will abo too much , Third quarter-Wrighlscll kick· R. Davis 529 atalwart Rulland line as the lor· ed ofr to D. Dugan who returnerl Individual Game ward wall of the winners held th< to hlo own 21. ll w.. lhe Dugons 18,,arles 204 losers deep In their own territory, all lhe way In chunks 16, 7. 19. 8. WOMEN'S UAGLII . forcing punt.. ~~d the last 15 by Larry lor \he High Three Game IndividualRutland got a aensalion\1 178 P. Collins, 185. yard• rushing a n d paooed lour Still In that quartrr after L Hlah Single Game - P. Collin• times. completing two for 32 yard., . Dugan's kickoff wao put lnlo '" and S. Moore, 174. McArthur meonwblle got 181 rush· the General 25 and three play 0 Team Th,..e Games- Ebenbaeh in( and missed on one pm ,,. had nelled five yards, Wrlghtsell Hardware, 2197. tempt, that being intercepted. punted to Darrell Dugan who Team Single Game,- Ebmbaeb Larry Dugan !allied four touch· downed on the Rutland 3~. In Hardware, 780. downs, brother Darrell two, anrl plays marked by Eads' lfl.yard ' STANDINGS Pat Eads. quarterback aneaked for pus Jo Graham. The shek quarter Ebersbaeh Hordware ~i L4 : one. 1.. Dugan made three extra back sneaked over from the one. point trieo good. Rutland had 19 McArthur had the ball at mid· Starks Drugs 10 ~ 667 first downs lo MeArthur'• nine. field as the fourth quarter oponed. Carllngs 8 7 533 Rutland held for downs on their Roney's Mark~! 8 7 533 GAMI SUMM,f,IY ' Monre'o St.ore ~ 10 333 Rutland kicked off to Harkin< own 44. In live plays D. Dugan New York Clothing 3 12 200 on five: returned to the 10. In aeored from the eight. His 28-yard SIASON HIGHS three !rico they alayed on the 10 run "" the bill gainer. Individual Three Games - P. and Wrlgh!Jell puntedl'to Graham · Alter Ihal kickoff with the score Mullen, 499. on lhe General f7. Graham got Zl 33·0 Rutland ave up one first down Individual One Game - P. Mul· at right end, D. Dugan 2, L. Dugan then starled from Its own 49. In l en~ 204. 5, Grtham 2 but Graham w11 held four plays L. Dugan this time had Team Thrcr Gamea _ carHngs, ohort by Inches of first down on his TD. going lhc !ail 24 to tally. 2332. the 27. Again General• couldn't mov. Team One Game ..:. Carlings, 81~. Shady Meek went 4& ·at left end, and Rutland went from its own 42 T OP "5" BOWLERS lor 58 yards In ju•t Iwo plays to P. Collms and J. Clifford score. Grahom had 26 and Darrell E. Dalley a:.d P. Mullen Dugan 32 for the lolly. The game P. Robert• ' ended with MeArthur starting an· M. Murray Every Monday other hopeless drive deep In Its J. Clark back yard. 7 6 13 Rutland M<Arthnr , 0 0 o l9-4r. 0- 0 No Admlulon Charced Sponsored By Toucl\lldlons. Larry Duean, (l), D. Dugan (2), Eads, Extra polnls, L. Dugan 13 >· ' lineup: andRutland J. Eads, tackles,end•. BarrJeffm and Long: gunds, Car11on, and Goode; center. Romine. Back.!, Eads, the Eaf}yDnve , By ~ R•'pley Eleven Wahoma'• White Falcons dMii> ;;;;;;;::;;:;;::::;;;;;~~D~uQ~a~n•~·~an~d~Gr~a~ha~m~.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;, the pcd year their Friday seventhnight straight gameRip· of 11.1 the 1 ley Vikings easily defooted them by a score of 31 ·0 before a Dad's Night crowd al Bachtel Field. The Vlklnls turned on the heat In the first quarter a, they jumped to a commanding 18·0 advantage before the fans were setllcd Into their scats. Wahama'• running game was held to a net yardages of 49 while their' pa.,lng !aired no bettor as they completed four o! 1. "' for only 34 yards making o total net gain of 83 yards for the wean or tho reU and white. Ripley drove 60 yards In nln• plays to acore after the opening HAVE YOU LOOKED OVER kickoff with Kermit Slater golni the final 19. YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE The Vikings scored again min• utes later when they rccovertrl LATELY? Roy Clark's fumble on the W•· hama 31. After being ut back 13 18 IT ADEQUATE? yards by a penally, lhe Vlklnga Why not have your Insurance tnoved in three plays to score 8( Buddy Buckalew paased lo Donclt proaram checked carefully by Sayre for ·the touchdown. The play covered 28 yards. · member of the lnsur11nce The klekoll followlna the touch· down went Into the end zone and Auoelatlon ot Meigs County? Wahama put the ball into play on lhe 20. Tho Falcons were foreod to wiU be glad to give you a nunt and the kick wont only to th• outUne of Insurance to fit your Wahama 37 where Ripley took ovor. need• without obligation. A penalty mnved the Viking! buck five yardo and then Bucko· lew hli for seven. ·sayre circled ond for 35 yard• and the touch· down that fiVo the Vltlnfs an 1110 lead jusl before ,I he quarter ended. Ripley soor•d agoln the flrot lime lhoy had the boll In the sec· ond quarter when they inlercepl· reed a Falcon pus on the Wahalt\11 37 y~d line. Two 'playa later. Say. l'rlencllll re went •35 yarda to aeore. Slater ran the extra point Seore: Ripley 13, Wahama 0. That•w11 all or the st:orll\ll ·unt!l late In the fourth quarter when 1.· W11,11ne ' Iaker ~pt ·48 ~ards t • round end for ·a touchdown wllh le,. than one minute remalnlnf In the ga111e and right after ~lich Ralph Sme bad aubstltuted a new ~ Loyal Order o( Moose IContlnuod From Patt Ontl two yardJ. Pomeroy's balii'IITJ the t and on the last doWn Phalin 's Hound 39. pass to Harrison was incomplete and NelsonviUe took over on the 20. Pickett and Patton each pie~ed up !i yarda and a fir1t down on the JO. Three plays later Pickett fum· bled with Hawthorne recovering on Nelsonville's 33. With 10 seconda in the half, Phalln threw two incomplete passeo as the half ended. · SECOND HALF The Panthers explnded for two louehdowns in the third and another pair In the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, their banda were stick· ier and they began to look Ute the ball club they can be, u Nelson· Tille wilted under the hoavy pres· oure of Clio's bruiting cround a~ taek and air weapon. Leehleldner kicked off. Haw· thorne returned to .hia own !2, got 18 and flrjl down on Hound 40 at once. Tbts one tlzzled as Junio! got 3, Phalln loot 2. was held for no gatp, aod then went 6 to turn It over on !be Hound Four plays and a firat down !at- er, and after a HJ yard penalty, Phalin tossed 31 yard! to Haw· thorne who gathered In the baD five yards out and hulled across to score. Phalln then passed to Johnaon lor the extra point. Secre 13~. Still in the third quarter, after an abertive Hound drive which saw them fumble with .,.Werry recovering on the Hound 46, Haw· thorne opened operations witb a 12 yard slash, Phalin added 4 at end, and Hawthorne 13 for a first down on the 17. · l'halln eirded his left end on a keep for 15 and a lint down on the two. Big Junior rolled acrosa and thio time Phalin p01sed to Howard Porker lor the extra pninl S<ore Pomeroy 20, Hounda 0. INSURE a.,d Be • P''" SUR·E TEAM NEED.E I THE POMEROY BOWLING ALLEYS THE FOLLOWING OPEN. BOWLI~G SCH:t:DUILE IN EFFECT AT THIS TIME: Saturdays .. I PM till Closinl Wednelday! Sundaya ..... _ I PM till 7 Pill Friday, _. .• FOR ONLY dlfl (2), T Compston, IIIII, Man· ring, E. Compoton, Evans, Bush. Extra pomts, Cundiff, Scotl, Hl\l Evan.s. Middlep()rt starting offensivl lineup, ends, Whitlatch and Miller, tackles, Roller and Ketehka; gua· rds, Neal and Stover; center, H!lU· ck. Backs, Wayland, Nel10n, Erwin, Abbott. Subs~ Vance, Blake, Lyon, Crooks, Kelly, Rowley, w. Harrk Wellston starting lineup: Wal· ton and Comp.oton; tackles, Colt· ri~ and Dnis; guards1 Reed and Jones; center, Slayton Back;~ 1 Pntta, Cundiff, Hill. Sc?tl· You con hove that. second set in dren's room, den, etc. lnsllliallou ud Malerlal the~h1.l-' Ellr• at Time Sd lusll1led PAYMENT IN ADVANCE AND WE KEEl> SET IN OPERATION . AU Sell Are Good Reconditioned Sell Grueser for Rilph Kern son Mr ~nd Mrs. Mar· Krider lor son Vernon Harrl· Hr. and Mra. William Stivers loll Junior Hawthorne; Sol i' ~~~l!_&_o,n for brother s. T.; Mr. A. R. Knight for son Vin· , and lfrs. Kenneth Me· (j¥1\IOYJih lor son Kenneth; Mr. S. Parke' for 22. Cotree Thelnauronce Attntl A~soclotion ef Melga County V. D.IDWAIDII, INS••. , •• , •. , , • Pll. IJ.X, Pomerey WAIN&IIfLE, lNS•..•..• , ••. , Pb. 4t-Y, Pomeroy 0 I. UUTBR, INS. ..•...••.... n. U~X, Pomeroy ' ~DifSON, INS. . . • • • Mhldlep9rl , . oo'tltmro, INS. . .. • .. . .. . n. ,._.,,._ , ·~ : , ~· ft.' liiJ,"Pomeroy . Ripley 10lled up laT net y~rda ''lllhlng and completed thr~ of four I r 110 yat:ds. l'lrot down favored Ripley by ?.e. Scoring bY qutrlert: Ripley II 7 0 741 Wahama 0 0 0 0- 0 Scoring: Touchdown~ Rlple)', Slater (19 yard run); l!uetllew 1P.. from SaJreJ8 yards); Sayre '88' 11rd I'Unl;· Safrt<U yard run); ualrer (te yard run). , ~Ira poliit: Staler (Run). P'"" 0 receptacle ·u.olin 2~. Cravat • 26. 27. Hldeo~ ' %9. Maxima ' SO. River \'uttnl•y'' AJ~t-.,r fl. 1!!'111!1ent ~§.·[tahlon ..,..and ·TELEVISION/: !:1.... l ~12:\V&\erlnr j pM.y (Rwn.) Harry Miller, !)woer E. Malo Sl. ... ..........• S5. Promenade I •• CkrrloQucm: - .,ere'e lltiw to ~ ·l'· l'p· L >IAA.IIll < II LO!IOI'ICLLOW ,• I lne Gibson, Dor.o~hy Hysell and Lawren•e BMigan. I , Freshmen: M•rgaret Kitehen, Rosalie Davis, Barry srogan, Roy Crouser, Larry Hoflll)ll). George Johnston, Wold Nleholson, Mar· garct Oller, Patricia Rife, Charles Sigman, janet Stewart, Osa Turner, Dean Will. Larry Price and Carolyn ,Edwards. nrk It: ·: ' ' Clap lllt,tr limply IIUIII/or. ~lflor. 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Let tJs Get Your Car Ready On Friday, Ootobc, 19. the Wa.' huma White Falcon ' Band, undor' ' the dll"cction of Mr. Howard Cozm1, t'rt>sented. a ha1f·tllme 1h0W1 entit}ed "ThlsJA Your lAte, Dad". the oreasloh as the Dad'• Night lnothnll gome between Wahama and •Ripley: The p,;,.gnme featlvltie• began Wih the band marching down \he field playing the school light long. At midfield hOt band fAced he moin stands and' played the Na· tiona! Anlbem. · Pomeroy, C)hlo Pbllco lng to Lo(an's 255 got by palaillg to Logan•! 8; 'inll'btld )g fin· al P<>lnll to Logan'• 341 For Jackson, Yerian passed to Reynolda tn tbe seeond quarter (or 18 yards to make It 6·6. But Loaan made a drive of 38 yarda good with Brown acorlng on a sneak and Morgan, momenta tater, Inter· cepted Yerian's pass and went 52 for another touehdown. Halftime ocore, 20-6. Strait got his 69 yarder on the oeeond play of the se<ond half. It was a J>IIWer play off tackle In which he reversed his field and outran everybndy. Still In the tlllrd quarter, Jact,.n drove 79 yard! with MoGoon scoring from a toot out. Tbey kicked off and Strait got hla D~ yards In 1\fo playa for the final TD. In all, Strait ~ad 189 yard• In ~i carries. GALLIPOLIS ITOPPID Atheno got two TD's in the firsf qutrler, added one In the seeond and another In the last. Ronnie Cm \Vcnl I yard lor Gallla's on· At Wahama ffi.gh Halftime Show (Contfnwd From Page Onol The curtain formed by ihc band The hall-time show began with members led by Ofum Major David fanlar~ In the usual entran"'' Carson parted for the entrance of afromation of two Jines the width of the football field . The ban., led by Drum Major Juhling MilClung, Assistant Drum Major lack· Je Capehart, and the majorettes, then marched dnwn the fiel4 play· ·•ng '':'\1emories", I P'" IT WILL PAY YOU TO I ·presenl ·prO!!ram '-' r. T~~ 1t~~J: At Junior I.Iigh Smith for ule""fu;tTD. Quart.,. back C0111well kicked lhe point. With 30 se<onds left In the nme quarter, Max Sehwarzel went one when Hawthorne levelled off on yard lor a TD and Cornwell apln him. Two play• brought a flrit added the point: down on the Hound 13 but Har· rison's fumble was retOVered by Tigner. Palton, Caldwpll, and Rielly netted two lint downs but Pl<k· ell's pass was taken in by Spen· eer on lhe 40 who j:ln"ied It back for a flllal Panther TD. Werry's point was gond. , Aa the game ended sub qUjlrte,... ONE TEAM OF BOWLERS back Bill Wilson intercepted a Consisting of three men and two Pickett pass at midfield. ' women is needed at the local lanes Score by quarters: Pomeroy 8 0 14 13--1131 to complete the Sunday nlght MiX· Hounds 0 o o 0- 0 ed -League. , Touchdowns: Hawthorne (3), 'AU lnlereltfld ~ersou Contact Joh~n and Spencer. Extra 'po"ta JACKETS WILT UNDER TD BARRAGE Th' roof fell In .o~ Coach .Jim Keadle's Jackson II'O"men Fr1day night at Loian ao the Chieftains pulled the upset of the year by running over Jackson.34-19. It toppled the confident lronmen from a tie for lhe league leadership with Welitton which maintained It! pate with a convincing 58-0 victory cvet Middleport. In the other league game Gal· llpolla lost to Athens In Bulldog territory 28~ as UIO.pound Vic Stanaon, Athens end, stopped AI· bert Lee or the Blue Devils cold on his wide eqd sweeps. Logap eapltalhed on Jackson ,,... ron. A fumble led to lhe first Logan touehdown. a roughing penalty led to the second, a pa&S Interception to the third, Lynn Strait'• 69 yard run to the fourth. and the l11t TD came In the last quarter when In Jwo playa Strait covered 55 yar~s and made It 33·19, Gene Morgan adding the point. The atory of errort II better lold In statlstlea. Jackson had If first downslo Logan's 7, 305 yarda rush· "Dads".Honored PaOt Dntl next nn th~ tpne, R(>Ck·a· - After the kickoff the Panther defense stopped Neitonvllle again and Hall's punt netted If yards to his own 38. Hawthorn~ got 4, Har· ri11on made ?, Speneer 9 and from the 19 pballn tossed to JohnJOn 38. lor the TD. Werry's try for point The Hounds had to kick soon was no good. Werry's kickoff wu taken by and it glaneed off Pictett'• foot and out of bounds alter, netting Hitchings who fumbled on t~e 30 ' (Contlollld From Page Onal 1 cake with the bail on the first play yard lnlerlerenee put the ba'l alter the klrkoll with Wellsloo on the Jacket one, and Cundiff recovering on the Jacket 1~. punched it over. Another persoDal foul by the FOURTH QUARTIR Jacke!J put it on the one, and Dan Wellston subs broke it wide Bush punched it .over £or ,the final open In the last frame. Keith Man- score with 2:05 left in the game. ring went 50 to score, Earl CompWhen the game ended Wellston aton made 30 to the laeket seven, had the bali on the laeket 7 be· a personal roul put in on the one. cause Hendershot had stolen enand the ume b~y ran Middleport'• other Wayland rung on the 15 and Jell end untouched. the lost three plays of the gaiRo Three plays later afler Wll· had netted the little Rocket• bu~ land's pass was inter®pted by 8 yards as the gun sounded. Hendershot, Jim Evans, a sopho- · Score By Quartera : more bench warmer, went 61 yards Wellston 19 7 7 2~6 through' the middle to score. MJd.. Middleport 0 0 0 0-~ dleport's baekl10ld played patty Scoring, louchdowns, Scott, Cun· ' ,, 1·6 Students ' mhckso;Upset By Determined Logan By 34-19 Running Game ASSOCIATED RAQ.IO:· Falcons Beat In ~~ Count; Athens Smothers Gallia 5S TIEN·AGE DANCE Moose Hall .-.,.· ·':;-9 to ll Ptllh pANTHERS GRAB IST SEO VICTORY ' .> Crushes McArthur Generals 45 Te 0 For 18th Str~ight Stage Set For Showdown Battle With BOWLING Belpre Eleven Next Thursday Night IDGHLIGHTS ' OIW5S · !li:lf&ATH- HI, NANCY-·OON'T YOU LOVE THE AUTUMN ;' �1 ' . . .. • ) . . ··r~i ~ ·' . ..... ; . ~ :!. ~r-··~ ~ • I 'n.~p· ~, 1 ' ' cr:.t..... I. :1m ·y~ 'plV~IIIJ 1D \.-JIWl.U 11ft~ Wt:t:K:1llilitmlletarttitlfl ~~ f~#.f]r;:.ti:;;:~~:::~~ , ' Qroco aptK•P•t Church, lilt MolD Street, Pomeroy. Rev. J ~~WID Cnarle' Rector; Mrs. ,c.. drlc W Clark, organlot. Wonhlp aad sermon at 10 30 1\, II., Holy Communion first Sunday In moath Church Scnool Beglaners , and Primary, at 10'30 A M. For ll!!or mabon concerni111 our wort, please telephone 80:hl Every Sunday 10 A M S1n.dr.y :iebool ana communion first sun day 10 month 11 A M Church comm1mion and prtacbm&, thud lunday in .r.ontb 7 30 P• .11 church preaching~' rht Churct. of Christ, Keno, Jmy sunday 9 30 A 14. Sunday iehool and communwn. a.lCOnd lunday In month 10 .~ A. M In . t~e ~astor Ch•rch month at Tuppers Plain!, tlltri.l Fultz, supt Mornmg wonhlp at Tuesday m monlh at Long'Bof· 10·30 Frank Cheeoebrew, chaP' Lorn Ollleial Board meeting the lain or tho Eighth Dlltrlet Am· second TUesday '" the montti erlcan LegJOn will be the God moves m a mysterious way Chnstian Women's Fellowahlp speaker and hJS topic will , the second Thursday an the Leg1on project "Back to month !lev Harold C. Dosler, WYF 6 P m Monday, \ mm1ster Everyone WP. lcome Trustee.!! meeting "ith I Lon1 Bottom Chr:,tltn Church I Carmack pres1dmg, Wedne11day Sunday School ot 9 30 a m !olrs 6 30 Ju01or CJw:r, 7 p. m Senior Walter Brown, Supt Communion chmr and Preaching serviCe at 10 tD a Church of tho No10rono, Midm and evcmnc service at 7 30 dleport, Rev R9tert Pal\)lcr, Pill· Mornmg preaching Oct ~•. Nov 3 tor Bible School 9·30 Lcst.r Occ 1 and 20 Evening sendces Taylor. supt , Morning worship Oct 20 Nov 17 and Dec lj and communion 10 30, Youth rraver meetmg and B1ble Study hour 7 P m, Evening service every Wcdnesda)l at 8 p. m 7·30 Wadnesday, Praytr meeting Chmh communton and preachlll8 ChriStian Youth Fellowship meet 7 30 Thursday D 30 Caravan, 7 Courth Sunday LD m<nth 7.30 P tngs 1 to 9 p m !lest Tueaday in Pal Time with foam rubber cuehlons \t: chur•h lJreachJD.Il EUB Churchto, Mornlnt Slor & the month at Tuppers Plains, Mt. Morloh lloptl•t Cllurdl. l<~nlerpnsc, Rev LJSton Halley third Tuesday in the month at Middleport. Rev N D Bordon, Pastor Morom~ ~tar Sunjav Long Bottom Orrtclal Board pastor BLble School 9.1D Arlen• ~chool 9 ~ A M /lornlng wor meetmg lhe ILrst Wednesday Reeoe, oupt, Morning worship ship at II A M !o!YF Sunday 01'~ mght In the month. Rev Harold 10 30; BnJ 6 P m mng at 8 Prayer meeting Tburs· C. Doster, minister. Everyone Churth of Chrkt in Chrlaflen ROOI,~yERINGl , day evcDlng, F.nt•.rpri!e Sundoy weJeome. Union, Middleport, ReY. Guy ,, · 12 ft. wide ' ~School 10 10 A M Momiag wor TiJ Foctorotod Chu,.h: Iva~> §ayre pastor Sundsv SChool at •htp 9 30 A M YF at 6 30 P, M galicol Rolormod • P....,llrlon, 9 30 Leo Hill, oupt Ev!ngl!ihtl• EvenLng •mrshlp 7 30 Pr1yor pfmeroy, Rev Waldo 3 B,artels, •erv~ce 7'30: Wedne•day 7:30 meetmg Wednesday 7 ~0 P M, Pastor, Norman Kloe.s, S. ~· Sapt Bible Studv Cl•" ' UB Ct.urchoa, ~~~"' Folia, ~ sunday School 9 15 a m WolChurch of Chrlat In Chrhtlan m Mar)m, Pastor ,Sunday School ship llour 10 30 a m Sermon to- Union, Hob•on, Rev. 0 H Cai'l. 9 30 A M. Worship Service 7 P plo "The Co,.plalners", C0me nBBtor Sundoy School 9 •· m M Chrl!t1111 Endeavor alttll'nate and worship You are welcome. .\nnic Mohler, oupt: Morning sunn.-:1 at 7 30 P M. Tho Froo Mothocllat Church- worshtp broadcast 10·11 s m.. " , Chu••h of tho NorortftO, Syro Laurel Cll[f Sunday School at Evening service 7•30: Wedi)CIIIiay SoUd Maple euse, l;or It Wllllama, putor 9 30 a m Pearl Jacobs, Supt. proyer meeting 7 30 Sunday School 9 30 A M Mornmr Sunday morning servloe follow· Chu"'h of Christ, llrolillllry, BEDROO~ worship 10 30, NYPS 6;80 P M mg sunday School by the Plllltor. Rev Thomas Wetlls pastor Evangeliatw oervice 7 30 P. II FMV ServLce 7 p m Evongells. Bible School 9·30, WilliAm Kin• Open stock In brown or red ilnlsh Wednet~ay evening proyer meal ue Service 7 ~0 p m, by putor. Rupl Mornmll wmhlp 10·30 ' tog lor t~< midweek and TueaG&J Wcdnelday Church Prayer meet• Chrlsban Endeovor 6 p m ; Evcarterooon pr1yer hour mg 7 30 p m Leader-pastor nine: service 7 SO ,. Hysell Run Sunday School at Tho ProobYiorlon Churth, Srro· Houu af Pr~ytr, Chedlr, s- 9 30 a m Carrie Muore, Sup! eu~e, Rev Howa(d Ruooelt, pasday School 9•80 A, M, Morning Sunday mornmg service follow· tor Church School 9'30 Pearl worship 11 A M Sunday evenlni mg Sunday School by putor. !olcBrtde, suot: Evening aervlee Grouping Includes Sealy smooth top mattress, ~aly worshLp at B Prayer meeliDI on Thur~day Church Proyer meet· 7 30 topic "Bick to God" bv springs, metal frame and bookcase bed. Thnrsdl>)l 8 P !ol mg 7 80 p m leader, putor. Frank Checsebrew, chaplain of Bradford .hurch of Christ SuJ>o Revival Meetmg-Date Oct 10 the Lu1on Eighth Dl!trlct day School, 9 3~ a. m. Lord's S"p. to Oct 20 Place-Hyoell Ruu Flrot laptiot Church, I Main per lmmed1a.ely followinc. Free Methodist Church, TLme-. St Pomerov. Ralph C Zundel, Froo Mothodlll Church, ROY. w. 7 30 p m. Each cvelllng EYifl· pastor Combmed ~ervice or wor· H Strausbaugh, pastor. Laurel gcl(!t-Rev W. H Strausbaugh sh tp and study 9 80 to 11 a, m' CIICI Sunday School 9 30, Clm Special smging each evening Soecaal music Sermnn uworlrl meeting 10 30, FMY oervlce 700. Everyone welcome. Evcnls ln Babic Ught." Nunerv cOmplete with lnnersprlngs lllattresil Prcachmg 8 00, Prayer 1 meetin,;: Unttod Mathocllot Church, Oct. and Jumor Church Cor chlldr,cn \ Wed 7 30 Hy•el Run Sunday ~ Po:lnlroy, Eugene Brown P'" Lav Development program Wc·t· tor Sunday School 9·1D, 'rheo neoday 7 15 lhe One-Won n•c FAIRVtiW Rev Harry J~lekens, past01 Smith, supt. Worship 10 30 Lay· elm meehn~ Thundu 7 30 T'' Sunday School 9 30 a m., Young man'• Day with Frank Vaughan as ' Cub Soout meeting [or Den M1· thcrs, Thuf!day 6 40 p m Pooples meeting 6 10 p m Church Lavleader In eharge Chrlotion Sdonco Society, 144 - -- I • Preachtng aervlr.es 7 30 p m , Muibt>!r)', :'\vc, Pomei'OY Morn Prayer meeting Wed 7 30 p m , •Dresser *Cbelt *Bed *Springs Ma~e66 1"'1 Thursday 7 30 p m Saat Letar• mg "rvlce at t1 with "Doctrine of •2 'Limps •2 PUlowe • By l•gone llrown S S 9 30 Morning wor&hlp 10 40 Atonement" the &object ol the 101· Unltod Mlthocllot Chur<~ Evompg worahlp 8 on the 1,~ 3rd son sermon and the Golden Teat "Th Bltie of HeiNen 11 l~r••r ~th Suhdayo Prayer meetlnl! oa TUrn us •!ittin, 0 Lor4 God ~I than the Cloud'' are the worda of hosts, 1auso Thy lace to ahine, and Wodnesday at 8 Elizabeth Browning, wile of tho Racine Mltolon Charloa Buah we shall be oa•ed Psolma 8Cl'19 qrcat Engibil poet, Robert Brown· 6·Pieee " 7-Piece P"tor, Services Sunday 7 30 and Wedncaday evening •<rvlce at B. IIIJI. She WJt an Invalid, but hrr The public Ia cordially mvlted to Iu,.tlay 7 30 ren;.rt feeling, love an 1 Church of Chrltl, Pomoroy, sllcnd Re.,Ung room v•lth aide H~r hfe was comparattvelv lllblc School G30, Richard Davl!, trancP. Joc,Jied 11t the 1ear of th<J uble dre•er. ~,.,r'lamjl, but •h• left ao mueh to tbe In your choice ol coiofl One book~ue bed, che!\, ~uo ~; supt Morning wonhlp 10.30, rhurch, opt•n to the pubhc on Topic "The Eldorsblp' ChriBlhn Monday from 2 to 4 p m large uble and G deluxe chalro iy innerspring mat.trO!S aM Froodom GoopoiiAinlon, Btohan lcsus said, "A city set on a hjll fGUO. !Senil' ~· •tM:IDSI Endeavor 6 30. Evening service cannot be h>•" !latt 5 14 When ALL FO~ QNL"( . Furniture Fair Speetal 1 Dally VaeahJn BLble School Pro. and Stivenvllle Road. E. J. Gril· he <arne mto tbe world be found fith 1 pastor, Lawrence Glueaen· pollllcol corruption, !oclal hatred!, '""' 7 ao. Chureh of tho Lord camp, assi1tant pastor Sunday Apaolollc and moral dec1y Jeaus wu a re.il· Je'sua Christ acmccs held Sunday Sehool 10·00 a m Preaching 8·00 1st and He faced thmgs as they' ,. School 10 a m Wednesday night p m , Prayer and Praise Servlee were He knew there were two 7 30 P M, FrLday Young Peo- every Tueaeday evening at 8 00 p sldea Lo any situation There wu plca meeting 1 ao P M: Sunday M Younw Peoples Servlcee Friday a right way and a wrong way... night Evungchalic 7 30, Pastor 74D p m 1 dark side and a bright aide; a Rev. Kenneth Dyson, assiStant Allred Mlthodlot Church, R. M. way of Ill.> and a way of death Grove. pastor Sunday School 9'80 But with bi• aplrlt of hope and op' Rev, Rubert Sayre a m Lloyd Dillinger, aupt. Wor- liml•m He took thing• that men shiP services IO:tG a m MYF 7.30 cur~e and eulted them, Llolen p m , Monday, Oct 21, 8 p m hope He 111veo to what had Chester Charge MYF meeting In what desfi&ed words: the church baaement Wed , 7'30 BlcMed are the "Poor" In GROUP INCLUIJES/ p to , proyer scrvlcea Thursday, oplrltOct 31 MYF Halloween party In Biessed art thQie who "morn"lhe church basement BleJted or• those who "hue. Church of Christ, Mlddloport, 1 cet"\ rY SEIIU tot lveryOM Fred I Gardner, pastor, Bible Je•u• otood on the hill above "The Basis of School 9 30 Homer Rice, 1upt. the doudo and let Ilia light 1hlne. Morning worship 10 30 aubject He did not deny the doubts 1nd Spiritual Healing" "The Moat Deaperate Rlslt": 8 gloom ol lila day, but He WSAZ-TV p m. Chrutlan Endeavor, Eve these advenarte1 to become Challllel 3-10:151.111 ntne •ervleo 1 subject "Twu ping Elo"e' to victory. He - - -- - Storms," Wedncaday 7 p, m that we eould do the ume. • Shotlt Voller Ptotorol UniiJI Prayer meeting and Bible 1tudy One ol the IIJ'Cat olns ol hJma~~> Hamlodr Grnt Chrtatlon Chu111\ 8 p m Choir practice ily II failure te try, If wt <DCVOI' Sunday School 9 30 a m Bernard Hooth Molhodlat Church, Mid· make o start, we will remain In Paul""· Supt Communion anp dleport, Rev c R Konkrl;ht, defell Aok and It thall tie prcachlna service at 10 II a. Ill· !pastor Sundar School 9:80 E•· Seek And l du shallllnd. 'll:fttt~CklliU· Evening service 7 30 p m ~IOr!f; nest covert, supt; Morning WOT· it ohaU be OJitned, Matt, lng preacl\lng services on cr,Cl: , •hlp 10 30 Laylllon'• Sunday, Je•IIS wam't •ery IIOPular 13, Nov 10 and Dec, 8 Evenll\lr •Bernard Fulla, apeakor, MYF S day exc•Pt 1mon11 the poor prcach1ng on Sept 29, Ocl 27, p, m Tuesday, Portsmouth Dh. sick end troubled In heart. But lie Nov 14, Dec 21 Chlistian Youtli Fall Conference Rl Piketon; Wed· aald H•'dldn't eome to lllalaltr to< Followshlp meeting• 7 to 9 P m nesdaJ , cnolr rehearlai 7 p. m., the well, bu to the alck and those rlrst Thur~day In the month Thursday McKay·Miller , Clrtle "who have need of the phyalelan " here, tWd Thursday In tho at the church at 2 o'clock Orange church. Official Board Pint loptlot Church, MIHI,. I meellng the Friday after preach· port, Rev c E. Hoyt, paator ' lng servlte! the previous Sund•r Churrh School D~~ Gerald An• morning, Homecoming Sunday thony aupt ~ornlng worahip I · Oct 8th, ilukct dlnne,r 1 o'clock 10 15 ' topic' "lil!Ciple• With Oil· \ afternoon service 2 o c~ock He¥ dpli~e" 5 80 Junior and Senior ' Harold C Doster, minuter Everl HI BYF 7.30 Evonlng •ervlco one welcome. L •' s d L D Dll ' 0 on ' Ch lotion Church: Sun• aymen s un ay ' ea, 'sorry ' .. r leader and Paul Smart, apeak\lf, day SchoOl 10 a m Mamn Kee· TUesday 9 30 a. nl. women!' 1\' baugh, ~~pt <;ommun10n and Group No I, 1'30 p m· inconvenr~nct yo~, ~roachln& service II • m, anti, Group No 2 7 80 Rlbl! , I ' evening aetl'iet at 7 80 P m. Ch 1 18 'n.!:. • Morning )reaching on Sept 2D, Clau of r al ~ v•••••· ma~• 'it nace~rf4 Oct 27, ~o. 111; Dee. 22. Evenlni ors Wedne!day 7 SO pray: .... ~~ ' .... I( < ....... proaehlnc Oct. 13; Nov 10 and er and praloe lervice; 8.30 Se~· toi Dec. a. Otir~tlan• Youth Fellow· jor choir, Thuradar 8 80 Men l ship moe\)nte 7 to 9 P '" lint Fellowship will have, an ' ' ~~ '~~ _. ~ I Thufld'y In the ' mohth at !upper at the ohureh: 11rvi~ briefly. ". , ., .' lock Grove, thblt Thut5doy 9 3H p m Demonatratlon t •• ' • ., 111 , Cliurch Congregational tor teachers ' on Friday aner the prcviolllj~~~~~~~~.J;~~ 9 p m first TUesday FURNITURE ·;FAUt SPECIALS IOpen Tdl 9 P.M. Thi~ Week o~'l 3·PC. SECTIONAl LIVING ROOM SUmS $188.00 ARJI.STRqNf QUAKER SUITES Only' $99.50 .SULY TWIN BED SETS TIME IS VALUABLE, DON'T WASTE IT! Perhaps 11 would be well If each of us had an hourglass placed 'llhere we could see 1t throtfghout the ~ay ~'or the hourglass seems to be the best reminder that time 1s fleetmg - a much belle!' ~emlnder than the clock It might be that this forceful remmder of the passmg of lime would spur us mto domg the thmgs we know should be done but keep put!tng off. We Intend to visit a "shut-Jn", wnte to that boy ovmeas, reply to a letter that has given us comfort. Then there Is the matter of attendmg church, We want to start gotng but JUSt don't get aruund to It We "love" to go to church but have just gotten out of the habit There Is the church where friendly membc1s have 1nvttcd us llme and agam and the pastor IS "mighty ftne " , If you can't get an hourglass perhaps the above picture would serve Place It where you will be reminded to go to church- and then do something about it' -------- ----- ---- With the hope that it will, I"' some ~easure, foste rand help sustain that which is good in farnljy and community life, this feature is sponsored by the· business firms and organizations whose names appear below. 1 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Allen Appliance Serv. !24 E. ~lain Sl. romeroy, Ohio romeroJ Stiffler Red Anchor Atkins Chicks 171 Mulberry A1e. l'omero) romeroy Budget Shopping Cente1 • Beker Furniture Ohio Yall•y Baking Co. Midd1cpok ' Flffl Refrigeration Middleport, ' R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. Foreman & AbboH Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Mlddl~poM Helners Bakery Custom )llullt Kttchens Meigs Equipment Co. Bake11 Of Good Bread J"'" Roo,Pnbod Church 1f Chrlat of Later Dar klnll. Old rown Floll, on Portlan~ Ro•d Iunday School 9 30 am preaebln~ 1.0 30 am and Bible Study Wed nesdoy 8 pm. Pulor c. IV Pro[ Cltt. Guest 1peaker Sunday a• ,o 30, Soe Wllllam.t or Ironton Portll!ilf Chur•ll- lobtrl Codner, pulor, ~J'J.Ipinor, Edith Codner Sorvleca Sunday 8 00, Tuead17 at 7:30 arut Frldev 7:110 ' :'. rI Adepositor calls his "gei·CI!ItW. 'poy'' the ~ 1 JIOI1ioll of his inctlflle thot he regulatly plac11 In hiJ savings He gets a lot of sotil· foction oul of 11eing his reserve rlae. Vau, 1~, ore in'liled Jo build your. amlngs In !Iii& bank. ','. ' ' •' We pay 2'Yo lnterell oa your SaviiP account. : .: & , FARMERS ·BANK ~h'\ .i ' Zion Chunh of Chrlat. LocotJ<I on Pooser<>y·Hari'laonvlllo IIOid Bible School 9.30 A. 1\1. lllorttinc Worl!hlq ID:SO a. m. Evelllnc Woraltlp do p. m. Ronnie !Aietoa, tllinlltet, Obarlea Xlni. llblo School, Supt. Mtntnvlllo Molllolllat <:hunh, Rev. R. II GrON, l'llltor, Roomer Ro\11111, Supt 10 A. H. Sundt• Oehool: II A,Y.. Wonblp Servict lu~ 7·sOP M ' , Ml4wor Community Chunl LoadJnc CHell ROIO, ltof., R. ,I 'l'homll. putor. Flot"d Oklllld, UIHII'Ca Sorvlee 7.30 P. 11- Prtyer meeting Wolhltodlr lllahl 7:80 P. \1, Everyont o\onlillll ltMiecl. Tht S~rocuoo MlitoHitl Churt~ tke Rev, peor•••.~ Davia, Plltor Sctiool l:w A. lL Dua ,Supt. 'Ol'lblp Sol' I ~~·~~Savings Company1 · Iwiaebraau'"' 1' . Jederal Relirvt~ ,,_., , . W~ught .. -· Iron Youth Beds : , furniture Fair Spec;ial $~9.50, WALNUT FINISH BEDROOM sUI' SERMO...,ETTE p,,..,., All n111t for ..., ,f12!~oo - DINNETTE SETS BPROOM SUIT. $88 $178'.00 WHAT AVALUU 3-'tABUS $19.95 All For $595 I llunllngcoa, W. Va. 'omeroy, Oblo All for only $89.50 I Complete Rooms Alt\ers of Holeum Bread Ohio im , We'll Hurryl i llut. , to \1; Jmprov,meniS ~ toJnt,~~pl,~~~ric • ·~ .. . I ,_ ' f~ . If. ' he. Judae not the But truat l'l,:tlliblllle· world because ol Behind a lro•wnltll PtroVI<feni~ · greatneiS or 1111' He hides a wu lar,eiY reflected in word.: "The IBiue nl Heaven lhan tile clouclt." 5unday. Chr'·"" n.. Flnt Ro.~~~~~~~~a~r.~ ICommunion '"""" Youth Fellowship meetings ~ to Middleport, .f ·- Hit wondert to ~nrm: Jte Planll Hlo lootttepa In the ~· , And rida Uptlll the 'llorm. supermtendents, rha1rmao of There arec~mall wordo and there are little deedo and II they are Children'• Work and lor ~renlo. !aid ••d dolle at the a~proprlote time, they can become veblelea ol God's blghcat purpose, .......L. ftl........J.. ,,;~.!,. u~... .' ) " • ·e ntlhel ~ ... . Dnoted l'el'llel+et• .,..,..,~•• AHtt \ lc' .... ~---------~------------------------~,--~~ NO, 1r.9 t Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Monday, .Oclpber 21, 1957 SINGLB COi't-;11 ----------~------·------------ -----------------------~--~~ elpre other And Seven Children Die In Flames·. Blue Ribbons 1'on By Middleport Boy Scout Drive Nets Over $500 1Three'Pronged Probe Launched Of Fire That Wiped Out ~amily BELPRE, Ohio (UP) - The death of a mother and seven ~f her pine cbildren in a fire which gutted thetr onee-colldemned Bernard Fultz. ehall'man oi 'hr apartment here was under mvestigalion on three fronts today, W~hington County Sherif! Dean Ellis said he had ~est­ 1157 Boy Scout dr~ve In M1ddh• port, reported a collection of s:m ed the state Fire- Marshall to aid him and local authorllie~ lD· ot1 Saturday evening w 1t h two vestigate the death of Mrs Vtvan Aleen Snider, 36, and Jier more apecia'. gift c:ollecton to tie\en children The e1gbt Vlctimo lwl apparn" 0 report yet ly suf!O<aiA!d early SundaJ beloro The drive thu year surted S<l II urday morn1ng w1th a ktek ofr they rould escape thflr -nJI. floor apartment The onlY ellt Wll breakf11l at the Heath Methodl5t a narrow sta1rway at the end 9f ~:~~ aervcd by mothera o[ Cub I a aeries of fave roow the lamiiJ O<eupled m the ram!haokle buildRobert Siler, Melgs-Gai!La·lfas'1\B 1q th11 Oh1o River. tewn .• on Scout Executive, wa1 &peaker The father Lloyd, 39, and tn at the breakfast and explamed sona, Darrell Lee, 18, and Ronald, th~ u1e ()f the moneY., cflllccted for tile Scout!'l The annual Halloween ~elebra- 12, were not at home, Slllder wu Mrs Ernest Covert was cha~r uon sponsored by Feeney-Bennett YJmting the home ql il ftlatm 'In man of the workers who canvasserl Post No 128 Amer1eat1 Legton V~enna, W Ya , ~l tit mila the town Saturd_ay and · reporle<l wdl 'be heW o~ Thursday October from here where Ranald ,had .~n aod Darren waa cODfln!d bark to the church In, WJtb prue• ui be g;ven ror otaymg, to a Partmburg, W. VI., bOIPital Fultz, who 111d that approx1mat j costumee m the parade • ely h 1 d been •eceiVo:d a ' Judg111& will be at thr oarlti118 for mtnor sura:ery. t~ankl!d !Irs C.nrt lot aerO!!' from the VLIIage Hall Swder, • s!UHJorker' ot lhe of and the Juilges and -ume clus- Corning Glau Co, Parkftaburl. " w11l be ....... ~ In the near wu stunned lly the tragedf. Be luture bad llri'IVed -home too late to be I( Don RoaN~ is general chairman lJS!iatanee Alter oiewlng I h ol the w1th Paul Hall' ahamblti, be !lid. ehaarman and "The boys don't even llave 'a to serve c1der to wear to tbe funeraL; · ID~~::~t~ to the Middleport tuat ~ who will lead the Authoroties wd the YlctiJu bijl parade the busmes1 aee- apparently been w~teblne TV tlad' hon, to4he •people an eostume tbe had fallen asleep oboitl7 biWe children m tlle crowd and then te the fue broke out betweea the general publiC 11 long as their and 3 00 a.m e.dt Hre111011, iltio amved WJtbm 10 llliDutel i&i llie aupply lasta Surprose (ators are a~o plan- alarm wu !DIInded, llid tile mtenor of tile apar!IDent ,,.. pt. ned the ohairmoon Legton PIans Ballowe'en Celebration I Z. ~~&1~=~~s~.~'~b3~~~ ~ w!!,iclllt lwl an oban<loned~a '' ... repiJI'te4 lhebftil!"na.:• 8 p IA!d the rltlt noor; badr town I demned aOO.t a y•ir .... • ' parking Tile bodies of lit., s~ ~ ' nnn1" deuuls will be announc- four of thf ehildreD were 1 - Ia the roon> l!jlntainlliC tile ttl~ aet Three other bodlee were fowtd in a bedroom. In addiuon to Mn, Snidcr.ibe VJetima were IJntlt Diona. 1'; Sheila Rae, II; Michael WQDe, t; , Mona Lila, 7; DaVId Louis, J; Daniel Gail, Z. and Bill Jo,, :1 mootlu, ' ~ lin. R1111eU Kerns, a ""JibW, said •be -.... awuened bJ lhe , Three Columbus res1dents, two llomeJ obout 3'1~ e.m e.d.L ' men and a W(lman, were fating "I heard the cbDdren - · , interrogation today bv members of me/' abe said the Federal Alehohol Tax Depart· She woke ber huaband and Mt men! alter t~eJt arrest at II 30 p him down lhe atreet te a ..,.,. m Sunday 10 GalhpoiJs of ' Illegal bor's houae te telephone lireiJ\ea. transportation or moonshme whis. Ne~ther thf Snlden nor Kems ha•e a phone. 1 key." Arrested by the Patrol. who Eerne said be ran up the at.Ps followed theu car from their point to the Snoder apartment and fOUIId • ol entry mto Ohto from the Point the door IO<ked. Plea.. nt br~dge mto GJihpolb "I kiCked In I panel and reaelied were· AU red Brown, 37 lilY Bur iulde," he aald. "I felt in irOn Icy, 34 and Mary Belle Burley, 37, har I couldn' budge tile door." Firemen llid liter the "'rett. 1111fe ol Ray Burley The H~ghway Patrol sa1d today bar" WU' I te...J rack llld U lhlt the triO when apprebend•d Kerna had reoebed a lew inehea bad 1n the1r possession 30 gtllon further be would have been lhla to 11lllock the door • of "moonshme' bottled 10 ft2 quart Volunteer firemen aaid lheJ cbntamers The tr1o were bcmg q\lestioned were blocked by dense smoke and today by off~eersas to thell' aoul'<'<! llamea from mounting the lllqle of supply m West V1rgint11 llld at set ol stain. An attempt te pta to the apJI1\ment from a cording to the Patrol would pro- aceeu nearby roof w:u also ttnrand. b'lbly he turned over to the federal they said authot1t1es for prosecution. "By \ben thf kida mullt ba~ ~he confiscated "moonshine" been '4eaa," Fire Chief Wllllfjn hql~ hY the Highway Patrol at Its Mulligan aa1d He !lid the llanlea G~IUpohs headQ\Iarters .waa laid were broogbt under control In to be, "highly potent " about an htur. Snider told lnvestiga!Ol'll he bad left home about 12 30 a. m, He said bis wile and children We(e watmtlng telerision when he left. Tl{ree Arrested for Transporting 30 Gal. Moonshine � 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. 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