https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ac7448b872406a8af9a2a10611c7bd08.pdf 68f37216232e9e821768a9bc894aac08 PDF Text Text 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 �2- Datly Sentmel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Oct 21 1957 THE DAILY SENTINEL Federal ResetVe Bank Speakers Here Make ltnpression 01 SOundness In Outlining Tight vs. Loose Money Polici~s Two Federnl fteserve Bank of Cleveland econorrusts who spolte here ThutsdaJ mght at the Hotel Martm to a group of Meigs and Gal Jla bank offtcers and dJI'ectors made a strong Impression of mtegrity and mtelhgence These were no bookworm thoonsts who es caped from an 1vy league hall enunctahng about what the economtc world ought to be tn st~~ad of what 1t IS Rather they were achve detectives of the Amencan dollar where 11 s been how II got there and \\here tt s gotng Naturally they Mr Fred 0 Kiel and Dr dohn Ealles had been tramed m umverstl!es They even had a slight egg head tlhge But thjs only added to their overall Impressive Ms These men have wtde and vaBed dulles With the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank Klel as a senior econom1st IS reqmred to help keep the board of directors of the bank acquainted wltb what s going on In the markets and pro daction cells of the nation Dr Banes as f1 nanc1al advtser reports more upcn the flow of money and Its volume as It passes through evervbodtes' hands with a little bit sticking bere and there as all who touch It surely hopes MONDAY 700 Todaf 900 Rom~er Room 9 30 Treasure Hunt 10 00 The Price Io Right 10 30 Truth or Consequeaett II 00 Tie Tae Dough 11 ~0 It Could Be You 12 00 Newo Report I" 15 MoVIet.me J 30 Bride and Gro~m 2 00 Matinee Theater 3 00 Queen for a Day 3 t5 :Moaern Romances 4 00 Comedy Time 4 30 Trouble With Father 5 00 5 45 60 6 15 6 SpinaCh Playhouse NBC 4-lewa News Plctdf. Sports ~e Weathereast 6:30 The Price Is Right 7 00 The R!stl..., Gun 7 30 v; ells Fargo 8 00 Twenty .One 8 SO Alcoa Theater uoo Suspleldn 10 00 Po111t Of View 10 30 News Heldlinel 10 40 Nltewateh 12 00 ToiiJPt .:...;:::;.:._ M War Experiences Proved It Our experience m World War II and eve~ durmg the Kore~n War when we refused to pay taxes for financing the war as it went along (thus keeping money m peoples pockets scarce - but w,e dldn t want this oh no) was a buyers market Nothing had to be s,ld It Yn addition to this these men have what the was grabbed away And wasn t there a bll of Armv c~ !Is ' additional duties " Part of these chit chat here and there about a black mar are to make frecjpent appearances befol'l! tet' What happened to price and wage con clubs business lll'ODD' managerial staffs of trois• Wages were largely controlled but lndustrv and retail lll'OUPS as well as before prices s~llled over and around tis bonds In bankme 2rouns Yt1s their lob to exotaln what nearly every market Is eolng on In the Federal Reserve Bankin~ Klel and Balles spend on an average of 10 Svst•m Also t~ev must rationalize to outsld to 15 nights each month away from home In During the roaring twenties ers wh the Bank does w~at It does many parts of Ohio West VIrginia Pennsyl our transcontinental highway• vanla and Kentucky defending Tight Money weren t qu1te as JRZZY as the Their current headache is tight money Th d It by 11 1 aaylrits Oh you ktdl and ey o exp a n ng and appealing to rea. Rm lila tazz In raet there " Which Is an unpcpular concept to all who don t ltron!l reifson to suspect that the have much and want to borrow some in order son good sense and sobnety Radical economists with spokesmen lp Con shimmy a popular dance of that ly Mn John Diehl -~~iw~ICKi~A"tiif)ibJ!D to get some of thetr own This battle between era was developed by an exuber Rev and Mrs w H strau,. NIW NICKN,AMI NEW YORK UP tight &nd loose money began about when our gress the labor unions and even m many of ant youn~ 1 tor In an open topped baugh wer~ In Glouster Monday news country began But It became a heavy pollb flees of Industry oppose Tight Money Klel touring car as he vibrated along Several !rum here are a!tendlnl lc Department and and Balles feel so strongly the Importance of sol)le of our Imest macadam Rev>Vol services ~~ the Hysell Run papers Bre eonductmg a contest cal issue In the Jacksonian era Then govern roa4• ) Church \ at New York Unlveralty In an ef their mission that they doll t complam about R w I Stransbaugh and fort to give the aehool a d>flerent men! controlled eastern banks controlled the Gravel mud and macadamev " athlellc nickname than Violets flow of money and set Interest rates The ra their schedule of work They like to see lights lntorsperBCd wilh ' few stretpbes Ranme Moorr were In Columbw A prize of $80 wUl bf preaented to the s~Qdent co!IW up JVIth pldly growing west found Itself financially of underst~nding m listeners eyes however or genll!n• 011110reto-bo~~d•<Jt or recent~ That s enough for them rather plodded aero" tH e coun Mrs Pearl Jlt'obs wa1 aonn if:~r~J.;t~he~be~st~ •ne:;w~~::i;;;;;;;o;;;;;;., etrangled 1t thought Jackson singlehandedly lrysldc !rom Now York to ~on tng guest ll! Mr and Mrs C We cant predict what the outcome of the Frllnclseo w th nnY lltck an nd Jacobs tJroke the eastern hold on money Tight vs Loose Money controversey will be venturous lrnvolcr who would Mrs Clifford Jacobs Is ahle tb N k brave blowouts broken axles and be out after btlng Ill 0 one nows We ve heard the Tight Money ' •core of other miShaps could George Re~shaw has b~en Ill B side and tl looks sound And the men pulling make the cross-<ountry jaunt In but Ia now Improved Ut America has changed since then We the strings look like good Americans even as a little under three weeks Ire so populus so lnterdependl!nt so power wasn t a rcfioetivc sign pr Mr and !\Irs Vern Story of you and we' er !he en tit c route and Columbus sp1nt the week ena with 1 ~------- -- -- - - 1travel ng rolotorurts who •··•·"'· 'I her parents Mr and Mrs Norman e~ l.t rapped m gapmg ditches when Schaefer !PI lhey slithered fl'<lm the road h1d at the Orvjlle thm trip• {tiled with the lgno the week end were Sam 'u mlnlous remm ks oilat mora Get my Lewis and family Harrison hom wa• still piOVOillng ad VIlla Mr Howard Allen and lam M lly D 8 Harris and son Jimmie '" l,llllon llleGhoc dmsod Fathers Nl~ht was observed FRISHMiN Clfi"CIRS of Fslrborn Ohio 1' Cuper the Frleno!y Ghost when the Bradbury Parent Teacher Olflcora of the Preahman ela!S Vet wllh 011 the dlflloulles Mrs Orvll1e Allen helped Mrs welcomed the membors who at Assoel•tlon met Tuesday night at Middleport HIRh School are lhore wore many who mode this CIU!ord Jacobs Thursday tended the October mooting of With these nfffeers preoent pres! president Richard Swackhomer hll%ardous tr>p thai tak" lo l•l s Mr Chlfor> Jacobs was In Well ~e :usys Bee Cl,., nt the home dent Mrs Nnthan Biggs vice pres vlee pres Judith Butcher secre motorist a little leS8 than six ston Thursday ~ " h~rley Mills Thuroday Mn Herachel Gilkey ate Mrs tary David L)ons treasurer wn lull driVIng days Mr aQd Mrs Emtl ~leshlre en rs Mills wna miSted by lllro Evelyn Napper troa1 Mrs Homer llam Stobart Smoolh 01phalt and concrete tertamed a number of young&ters 'l'bomao Darot Mr1 J 0 Rice Forreot Fathers wbo fliled the of have replaced the macadam gra ut their home Saturday in honor Of llr• John Lyons and Mrw A flees lor tile evening were Na 'LAN POTLUCK vel and mud 'l'he once seatte!'fd their daughter Shirley I blrthd~y ll Mrs Pullen B F Parmalee pmldent lhon BIIKI Prelldent Glen Ev The Loyal Women a Clm will !trip• of concrete have been up- Harmon Pox a~ent severaI d1aya a111 Vice prea William Kine aec have a pot\U(!)t supper at tbe Mid graded Into lour and ax lane at hla home here opened the meeting with a poem Robert MorrJJ l!'fao dleport CMrch of Chrlot on Thun- expre88wnys that whiSk lrafllc Mrs Roy Howell and enu,~ren,( :?~!!vl~aned •dndb lh • devpotlon day Octobtr 2t at 8 p m along at a brfok pace Mn Beechler and JOn were "' -· •• was 1e l 11rs ullen Mr lllggs Introduced the pres! However aithe highways have end guests of the former's !ll'and I who read ICI'Ipturo l"'on •nd dent of tho Sallebury Bnard of OYSTIIt SUPI'IIt ll'tprovcd so have the driving father Mr Dailey of Jladclllf »rayer for tho Mvlee Education Edward king whq In The BJptlat Mens Brotherhood proble~s Spoed and a h>gh In Mrs Emma Fox enjoyed a plenlc turn Introduced Supt o o Pat "' Mrs Bculall :White read a let teraon who IJiplataed the acheool will have an oyster supper at the croaae 1n the number of peo~le at Lake Alma Sunday ler !rom the chair non of the levy to be Voted on at the Novem First Baptist Church Thursd~cy eve who undertake all or a majDt lllood :Mobile unit thankinr the bcr e)cctlo~ nlng and all members arc urged to part of the journey al nl~ht eliM memhell! lor thetr 111ial Elcfon Weeki clerk waa Intra be present have ereatd addll lonal prob""' at l~e canteen of the unit dueed 1nd j'ul'lher eXPlained the lems The ~utlaee of our existing The clu• hal reoelved 5 blood lovy u It appllod to the Bradbury WCTU MIITING highway network Is 1mooth but Mr and Mro John Dobbins en~ donor tards lor their wol'lt thlt ochool The \ViC T U will lileet l'rlday tho roulea 1tlll twlot and turn childten aa<t Emmalee Brelfer of llay PlaDI were rnado for 1 lJ!IIktd eVenlnl at the Middleport Church with all !be bob and weave of a Columbus were recent gueots ot The mem~n 4tseut•M pur Halloween urnlval to be )leld bn of Chrlat puneh drunk flghtor-and the their ~·rent• Mr and Mra Bdaar thase oi allverware tor the kit Oct 21 Cnmmlttee~ were appoint death.! continue to mount oad Brewer and dau1hter Freda Ckrpenter and Howard thi n dinlnJ room Mr• llarrv ed for Fish Poad Grab sara Pen CllCLI MIITIND moudl l1011daohelt Mfl Clyde Wine ny Gomeo Dal'l Gamea and re- The McKay Mlllor Circle of the The Fe?eral Aid H~ghway Act liawrepce were In i'ort1mouth 011 •renner Mro Pran... Bearhl lmhmenla will be sold during W S C Jl IVUI meet Thuraday ol19tl6 provides nearly 34 bi1Uqn s~nday a w..k ago Miriam Smith Portland Wll 1 were aamed on the nominating lhe evening afternoon_ at Heath Methodlol dollm to correct these ron41 ,ammittee It Wal aqnountled thlt dues for Chureh with Mrs Maude Beak In lion! and live us expressway recent guest of Leanne BNwer Blrthda)'l obltrved were Mr! lhe 1'1'11 lltl)' be paid to Mra charge ol the devotional aervtces travel from co&st to-toast a pro lloud••helt )Ira T F Hawklno Charlene Hannlnl MrL Betty Me and lo!ra E S S.chaal II ~ro~tam !ll'am th~t will be !eng In de- 11011, B~d v~Nited their 1on and lin H1rold Hubbard Mr1 John Intosh or hclln..I'Oom teacllen leader Hosteases are Hili C A velopmMI but well worth the brother Lawrenae Jr In Bet!> esda Md over the week end X.ulf Mrs Raymond Luman Commltten 1nd lntereoted per Emmlsh Mra Burr Forest Mrl time n10ney alld elld!'t Albina and Mnlne Powell spent tbe put Jlh Shirley .llllla Mro Paul oona who are to work for the Robert H,rril Ml'l Hom' r Cook In 'tile mcanllme our h>ghway Mrs tiiart Mr• hlillh White onrl ocheol levy ore to be at the Sall• ond Mn C P Dutton englneera are buw Improving the week with her mother but ••• )Jill Jlortnal Tllbott bu> y school on October 23 The ~ ex is ling told network to make returned to her employmant In 11'11* Jito.am included chost committee iheludes Robert Morris ~ IIALI It sale fo~ us now Reller lve Columbua Mr and Mn Richard Van lleler IIDHea told In 1 darkened roo 11 lll'l Guy Ruuetl Nathan Bins The llldKay.\ftlter ~cle of the signs that p~tnt out curvet 111'1 Bcny Mtlntash Mu Lee WBCS of Hettb Methodist firlage abtit(llenlt and railroad of Be>er!Y Oblo Yillled ber Clark Chimlh " hnl!ll I IIUm1111e Sale cr.o.,lng give ni.Jhl travelers !1'1 ~0 ughtar and family Mr and Mrs Attendanee blt.ner 1nd awll'd of l'rlday and Saturday Oetober 2ll maseb yiJI~UitY and safety ~n Brewer and c~lldten and his f3 wao won by lli'l c E You 118 1 26 at lhe Stanab~l'l' buDding S Slnglnll aMbJders and built In Plrents Mr and M~ Jacob Van S.eend GraUe il'he pre!ll'am for Third •ad MJ)l ~!reel formerly DC concl'<lte ripples al<rt drivers :Meter recenU! VanCooney b vhlf the evenlnt Included 11\lltar and cupled by tho Dutton Druc Store •~o have become the victims of ukelelo .Ot.- ey ~~~ Wiley who AQYone havtoc contrlb11I0111 to highway hYjlnosis WHite guide ;.~~:~:~:~. Mra. Nancy U..• •utuma the sale Ia .. ked to brl•• them Pla•ed ' " IYel Love h ... TUI•oly 'KIITING Lettera In the Sind d " to t e store on Thursdty October • .. "' Blue Hoaven1> an ..y 24 or oall lira Ev.,.tt Davia who The fl'!ilha!Y Nelghtiora Club oi " It chairnlan of the Sale Naylor a Run will meet TuesdA)I 1,r.,:em1y. by mombm tlit~'lhe ch111 Tho ........... at 9 p m 111 tho Olive Ingrahatf! c"' sent a e lol11 beulah ?0 MI!IT PIIIDAV • home !lvei'Yona Ia to mask and Haptenstall w ~uporalln. The Past 06iefs of •the lolebia brln2 a Wtii\t Elephant gift •lowly alttr 1 l!lni11 ~emple Pythlan S'-teri will meet The Tuesday Oelober 22 at the homQ MElTING of Mrs Peter Staoe Garfield 1\ve 11tadb >ry anfl 'li~~l'tilaid been IIIRTIIDAYS !DISEIIVID ~llllhda)s of Ml' and Mro C E Slater Jackoonvllle wore c~lc bratcd Wl(h a !amll~ dinner at tho born~ ot &lr and l.lr• Ed Slater and t~lldten tte~' an~ X~ ___ Laurel Cliff 11 But America Has Changed WJEH -- - Du'ly SentmeJ Daybook ' 12:10 p.m. )07 u lnaurMeo Aut< Fire Polto Mlldle;ort Oblo. T00 Jlnunle Dean 7 41 Lucky 8 Cortoons 8 00 CaJitaln Kangaroo 8 4ll CBS Newa 8 ns Looal Newa 9 00 Gary -!lo011e 9 ao ,vtbur Goifler 10 SO Stflke It Rlcti ~1100 II 10 11 15 11 SO 11 45 r2 00 12 SO I 00 I so 2 00 2 30 News 1\latle 1 1\lmanae Love of l!.lfe Senrch for Tomomw Guiding Ll&ht Kille s.JDt<ben At lbe World Turat !kat the Clock Houseparty Bl& PaJolf I The Verdict Is Ypura S 00 Brbihter DaJ 3 15 Secret Storm S SO Edge of Nl&bt 4 00 The Early Show ~ 30 Your Esso Reportor 5 '5 Sport& Parade 5 55 Weatlei'D!Olt ' 6 00 Laave It To Beaver 6 30 Robin Hood T 00 Blll'lll It Allen TSO Talent Scoull 8 00 Dan!IY Thomas 1 SO December Brtde 8 00 Stud o One 10 00 Mystery Theater 1100 New• II 00 Seannmg the Weather II 10 The Late Show Treas~re ilunt The ftlce Is Rlllhl Truth or Consequen~ Tie Tae Dough It Could Be You M1d Day News Moylethile Bride and Groom Mat4)ee Theater s oo Queen F"or a ll)lly 3 •~ llodel'll Romblees 4 oo Com~r Tim• 4 30 1'1'ouble With Father 0 00 Spinach Playho... , 45 NBC News • '· 6J)O News Plctllre 6 15 Sports Eye o25 Wealhef<ast 0 30 Nat 'King Co... l!how 7 00 George Gobel Snow B 00 Meet McGraw 8 SO Bob Cummine• Sbow 9 00 The Oljlilormana 9 30 o HeniY Playhouse 10 00 Adven\!trel of l,taltin lail• 10 30 Brk ~en Rlghlllbll 11 00 News Headlines 11 10 W1>1thereast 11 15 N1tewatch 12 30 Torutht _:_ ' TUIIDAY CHANMIL T011 Jbnmle ;Jean 7 45 Lucky 8 Cartoons 8 60 Captain Kangaroo 645 CBS News B56 Local NeW!l 9 30 Gll')'Y Moore 130 Uiltw~ 10 30 Strike II Jlleh Time Phil ~livers Show Big 1en l!ighhghts To Tell thO Trinh Red Skelton Show $64 000 Question ..tame Mystery Theater Up-to-the-Minute News Seannmg the Weather The Late Show am =-~b~~ 'sund~ 'ff~ ~~ fd'id~ Beaut)! stlon, WI! E. .'.lc....•·· ••• Oi>i!D e I• • ·clailf Clooll Uv\J>s room suit lor sale aj)polnlment l'llone Green cov•r!ng Phone 9263 1~~~==-=~~~~~ 10 21 Sic 10 2 8t!e I ~ ~ RAillo & ffiLEVISI~ oERVICE Phone 200 Cleland Appliahee Store 11 u ~ Math St Pomeroy 2 23 tf Rooms New Furniturt FOB "lulld Btlltr Pot GR~ER BLOCK CO I Mlln North*' P~ ~ 11, ~ c.n wm. .,_, Can ~e bought fOr small de posit and take over pay men! Wnte or phone for de!atls ~ WHTN-TV Channel 13 Rddio DiDI ·-·· '""l i~~~~~~i~~~~fl~~~li~~~~~~~fl 1 w" CARMEL ' Mr and Mrs Albert Appleby ot Jlong Bottom visited Mr and !ICtl Douglas C>rele Sunday '&lra Robert Lee I! a patient In St ~oseph Hosp>tal Parkerabur~ Mr and Mra Gec!rge Circle and daughter of Pomeroy lj)ent Suadal wth Mro Mary Clrole , Mrs lloyd Roush spent Tues nit w t h her •loter Mrs Alen Shlln ol Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Douglas Clr~l· tailed on Mr and Mrs Wilbur af~scll of Long Bottom Mondav Fl'orenee C>rele called on Mr and MIS John Beck of Bald l&obs II edneKday The Farm Bureau Youth Coun ell met at the home of Rober! S mth Wednesdn) night SUMMERS & SQ~ Phone Ill!• Jackson, Ohio --- - Good ~u Ufed em AD Mates aild MOdell ~~!!!.!.'!.'• . .__ ... 'I.,,;.<' .......... _ ... 111 L toeond It Pt.e 11 !Pamer..,, Ohlt Radney Downing - --~~- Be;gle ratijlt dog;(;r-;;te Or lrade Howard B St>tt ll!lddleport Rt 1 Hobson Roa4 10 2 6tlp ~--- -- Custom B~lit K>tcben Kllchen deslgneil lor your home Free estimate• Foreman & Abbott Phone 62!14-Y 8 6 tl Gadgeteer Offers Nmv Safe Snoozer For BY llOC QUIGG NEW VOl\K UP- NIIrman Dmc a New York "'••coant who hs• been struulina for a quarter of a century wllll ways and mea"' to keep llnt,rlca asiecp now bas rome UJ Wllh 1 new catnap de vice eatied ~ho salcly , ...,., for eomiilutch Dine operates a sleep center wh>ch sells smooth..noozlng 11ds or all persuasions >neludlnl sucll attractively named mstrument. as the safety smoker the tllen ra dtlonJthebJI!'Ilte halarm elock ttie p1a o e •• t e ant>-<1austro pbdlnc sleep mask and an anll snore gadget called TOD tum over rlarhng The commulor safety sneozer s I or gents who want to utilize that long train trip from uflice to home lor a concenlratl!d cat naP-but have been afraid tbey II oleep past the home !top and Into wifely turmoil !yemo,. F•ll Woll It ls an eycmask made of alum mum loll !Bndwlched between lwo light weave rayon •ta>n cloth strips with elast>e ear hooks 10 keep t on It moulds to tbe IIC! al eontouri keepmg I ght out perm tUng sleep The toneh of genlus In the thlnr shows In a While card afflsed to Its front The card bears tbe legend Pleaae wake me at w>tH apace lor wrlhog lp the deotlna lion or tht hour or dem.a a\fa11 enlng '!'he conductor Must do lhe rttt Dine till& the elltd a TUPPERS PLAIN loalr it at ze,kle Transfer Co. bi tB rotuperate after an Illness Vlilt 11~ Mli Moe Km • Mica Lllelilc i(arr of Franklin lnd Callmg on Mra Mulbe Gu1nth er 1118 M11>el Youttl Kin t fde W va Mr1 Rosa l.e•dlnt11snl of South Webster Is vlalllug her son and duughter In law l!r and Mrs wmto IA~Bdlnlhem ~Irs lllzabtt~ Duckworth Is In Aleron with her cblldren 101 IOll'l'i>R hokJi!taliitl!ldn at the llelgJ General Hoopllll In Potne rqy WIST COlUMBIA s.. 9fO IJIOt On Your Grueaencam~ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO., _ ,._ 510 METROPOLITAN f 56 Weatherm•~ ot Stsi; I IEAMI IICRAP IR~:<I - METAU FURNitURE 11 45 Guiding Ught 12 00 ::aue ' Kileb>n 12 30 I..<Jhe World TUnll I 00 Beat lhe Cloek 1 so ::Gwep•r\J' 2 W Blg Payoff 2 30 The Ve11ll<l II Yours 3 00 Brl&hler Day 3 U secret Slorm 3 80 Edge of Nllhl 4 60 The Ell!'ly Show 5 30 Your Esso Reporter 5 •G Sports Parade Telt~hone ~TRUCTURAL TfiRKEYS live or dressed 51Jc dressed George Spencer Wolf Pen Road Rt 1 Pomeroy 10 18 lfc 011 The BrlgiRest COmet '" litlddleport II 00 N~w1 11 10 Katie a .umonae II U U)ve of W6 11 30 Se~ch for ToliiOITUII 6 30 T 00 7 30 8 00 8 30 9 00 9 30 \0 00 11 00 1105 11 10 WE BUY $299.00 BAKER Daily STIVERSVILLE TeRMITIS !XTEJ!MINATID For lr.e ms~ectlon phone 38311 Gilmore Supply St >re Pomeroy All work guaranteed Eully In >Ured Vaughan s Indu1trlal ••d Res let hal Termite Control Ser v1ce St Marys W V• 7 25 tl 9 30 10 00 10 30 II 00 11 30 12 00 12 10 I 30 2 00 8 00 Paraae Dor 3 WCHS-tV Chanitel8 t Monday HtJVe Wirle. VDried Duties tHE DRIVER'S SEAT 8 ~5 ~ CD Oo f 00 Toda7 9 00 Romper Room M~rlaer 736 I Main It Po~roy, Ch!o ' ' Phone No 128 - After ~ ~M TUESDAY I CHANNE~ 6 45 S1gn On ful and thus so weak tl sll uck down economt cally that we cannot affotd the luxury of boom and bust boom and bust boom an"d bust th~t loose money htslollcally has fostered stnce Jackson So the Federal Reserve Banks have deter mtned tn recent years smce with some not able mterludes to reduce the amount of mon ey 1n clrculallon when mfiallon appears The result Is that m Amenca s onen money mar ket the margmal borrower the fellow not qwte so gtlt edged goe• without or with less nt the lending table This the economlsts say Is at least part of the price America must pay if boom and bust JS to be by passed Somehow money chasing goods and serviCes that a1 en t ~round to be bought except at outbidding your neighbor must be reduced Only m this way can a sell er s market Instead of a bt1yer s market be created 8-usy 8 -Class Fathers Ni .. GhltJ ostOMeeting Is Observed By T ne n hursday bradbury PTA James TELEVISION GUIDEWSAZ-TV Chun"et I Colmtentating, Editorially SYRACUSE Your Only Authorr•ed Fuller BRUSH MAN IJ\1!1URANCE AGENCY Plrt AutomoDIIo Hoattll ACCIDIN"' l.lfl, C•••IIJ and lloilda Reol Estate Broker In MIDDI,!PORT OHIO PIIONER Ql- 6136-M (21 ) Reo! Estate --~ Mn Hobort Shiekl1 !J1! booteli~ to the Rose Garileq,, j::l~ al ill October meetllig wltli lift n.... lrd Catawell uslslhli 1io1itta The members that were mull:ed were judged Wllb pflq rolq ta Mrt I S D.vl1, llri ~ GI'J1 and tlrs. NOJ'IIIaa l!ffialn ne new prendent Mti ct-l'lead. ley corldu;tl!d thl! bullll!i!li meetIng whu:b Wll Oi>i!Ded l7 tbe Lorlls Prayer repeated 111 imlstJn. Mrs Elizabeth Lyoat reported that $428 OG wu pveo 1116 Coo~ vtlle Fire Dlipanment p - 1 of the sale sponsored b1 the olub Roll caU was answered by nam ll!B a bas1e flower de81111 Mh Norman 11JcCaiD arranged end demonstrated the trial!Ble erHCent and spiral des1gn The traveling prize wu won bY l!rf R V Weatherman and loin Rose Cox and Mrs G~y Bolli'"' won the blue and red rlbbo114 for Sne02c Guard PriCe $1 25 Aatfor j)mes olher msplrat10111 - th e safety smoker " JOmethl•a like the old Turkish water Jll~ has a moutllp!tlee and king tubt aUarh ell to a metal ashlr,)l which In lurli li8i a bolder ftt th• cigarette The alhe1 fall ltjlo the tray ellmlllatlnc the flrt danger 11 you fall ulecp IDIOklDI In bed and the trty u far tn ougb awaY to let yUai )rife fleJ~ wilhout being bothered by Rmokc or worry The lllent tadlo llll 1 ~pe~ker 011 the end of 1 irbi, nd t\t tpeaker roc• un(ler raur lrlfe 1 pillow ao abe cam Iuten yod can sleep Awoloo With A Glw The polite llirni cloc'k you by hlillklnt 1 IIIGWID£ Into your pols ntlitr tlllia lng or bUzzhii-'-IIU~ leu obock11\g Tile aatl~a•~holilr •leej muk Ia • regullr lleep IIIUk but equ1pped with peep boles-like the commuter liloozer-so that lhe aoxleUJ sleoper ean Ope)! Gnf eye anon and bep >n totieb wllA the world ter ,1,. Mra day io dwchfer del'nluth Mrt w Va <itter Mr Kn Mrs F Ray willoa ;.r'irllii.\111\Y -nt SUnday with 1 il'oulti and attended Mrriilel " the llolliodlst Cburell. IIJtlll La~nlie 11111• of • '·~"-·•'\rtiti Mansdeld spent lhe ,._.... IJll parent• Mr and Mrs Henry Balser Mrs. Tom Re)'llolda, K"'"'ett and lira Jerry Hllt 1pepj 'Ti1ay Ia 1'1 Pleasant ~~ , 111 ~ lira: TbomH J!J!yma&,F Hili Re,., Balm ..,. renee Balser and Viqi A Jes were viSitors lo ParkerstiU\i Salarday Mrs 1 D Roush was the SU'n day gu .. l of Mr an<\ Mn l»n llouvh Ant>q~lty Mr and Mrs Earl Grimm of The TOO Is new too It • I Court Hollih u vlillpluUe llllll wltti liuiMI liUir.er IWubln&t·•,.•n HarOld GrllnDi i\ld and lifO lll\1 lll~lea Uilcltr the morer a plfiow Tbe )ed-partMI' of Mr1 1 D has a pushllultlil Wtitel 110und8 Rousb was vlsilora Mrs Clareoee l!e'Nw the hllJZt!l' hii'My eDOIIh t' of Middleport renilrid tile l1icift!l' to tum or tils blltk but Dot loud enoup tb wake hllll up lidford ""'' lllr• Leona SChool Story seoond .~ild llarrifiOll-=--~;m;~ fhird erade teacher of sedfold School annoUD<e tbet the pupna """' ~ of hi&her grades are plll!,tug ·ltlrt tl~t, TuP. tbe equ1pmeat and woocfworl of j;i ~f tl.,t< her room ~ Sa\:~.:mtililt iiltli Mr The Bey Scout• of ~ 2fl(l Ia. l..U 11 llielr a~•ounced that they wUl tio it 1 eatilu nea~ Ceidtr Tile&' Halloween plrty .,. s.turdly eajcyed a fol-ebiae and w!enllr Oct 19 al Camp Bakel+ The pul> roan wblle thef,e Itt Is inv>ted Mr• Modi' hi~ iii's l!aztl Mi'i Heh!n IIIII, 111:!1. grde Clark ••d ,on CbllllnbiiJ called teaeher " belplftg tilt!f Pllll•b of on Mr and Mrs Gr!dfile Clark her clus room lo decorate for SaturdiY t!l'eliln• Hlllow..a Mr• Elizabeth Wlll'!ler Shade Offu:ers have been elected In Wll the Sunday dlniet gllost of "'" Ada llosk>ns' elall room her sl!ter Mrs Jone Heltger They are f fth grade J!!lplll Of 10• Rev Earl Cttwen Darwin h r t Pts eJected were twest~en preachmg on Sunday evenlniS at Bobbj Smith VICe presllient the Preshylerl!n Churell ~ere Ph1bp Swmdell and secretary Clark Bratton and daugbler Jaebe Iones Atbons spent Monday with his No delmlle date has bWI set s ster Mrs Geo Clark 1homas E&tl p passed away at the Veterans H03pll!l Hunting. ton Tuesday Funeral aervlce was held Sunduy al the Hamaonv1lle al'rlnietn~Dtil Church Refreahmenta were ierved at the Mr and Mrs Marshall Miller were >h Pomeroy SitUrdar. close of tilt meeting ' Mr lnd 11ft George Clark hove been VISIUns Mr and 1l'rs Harry Plummer Cartilll 0 Mr and Mrs Delmar Rhodes spent SUnday m Charleston w1th her mother who lJ ljl Jehu Ferrell and Mra. Pre<la Foley o! Columbw wefO 110ests of Mrs Heltger and Gary Foley Sunday Mr and Mn Rolln.e Middleport were tufst'l t;taoe Carr Coell Clttk lor Mrs Carr who llal a ed hiP and b mueb Hartford News for meetings The puods of the e ghth grade dooded on a defmlte date for the r Halloween ma111uerade party Tbe party will iJ1, held fie. l•een lhe limes of 7 and tO 30 d N ber 1 P M on Fr1 ay "'1m ~'"" Corme IyOUth ,._··-•'I (.. d ~I ~(.(lft Isf{elltd of the FOR SAIJE hy owner-25 acres ~f excellent truck ground 25 aer. timber Modern home Bath gas furm1ce butlt tn kite hen haril wood floors Near Kauer mum anj other mdustruls Wr~te Box 95 Rave.. wood W Va 10 18 Stp kou~es for Sale Lesg than $4000 5 room~ bath Charles 111 Halt$' RUtl3nd OhiO Phone 24823 10 21 3tp FOR SALE - POJIIEROY 2 story !rome 6 rooms and batht Full b~sement bmaee 2 lots1 all utilities Anne Street $25 000 2 story !rome 9 rooms and bath all utlllt>es near H>gh School E Mam Street N, W. I story !rome ~ rooms and batli Rt 33 - ..• .i.. ·l. all utlhlle~ Iii acre Near corporation line 2 story frame 6 rooms and bath All utll lies W M0ln Street 2 story lrsme 8 rooms All utili t>es FIVe Iota Cafe Street i&et ~ ' Delm•r Litl, 1 line building lot on Lincoln Hill 8 I'09DII and batb Full basement eleCtricity and gao Lar,te elltern Chester Aero" !tom Higb School 2 story frame 115 acre !arm near IA118 Bottom on Raht~ow Ridge Road RO<Inoy DowniM Ill~ lrokir -•m tl~!irr::~~;~!~: ANI!I!MfClll) Gregory ofareher MrJames Mrs Earl ltWfi~Iie: Rl 5 YIBI GreiO!I " a gradwte of Napoleqn lll&li I' ;;~;q; School Clas• of 1957 and Is eln 'I ployed as Hbrary etork ,eyp~ It Ohio We41eyan UruversilY Dlila ware Mr Tarleton Is a 19116 111'8~ uate of Marysville l!igb SchoOl and s employed With Buel Men:et IDe \laryavllle The brlde..lecl Ia the laughter of the former EU.abelb hapman Hartford RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Mro Edward Kell who has been • mediCal patient at the Holzer Hosp•talt Gallipol s for several weeks WAs returned to her bOJtie bis week m~ch Improved. MOBILE SA~ES South POLAI D r A> CP.ED WARSAW UP -Poland " rat 2d a soHd favbr te over Astan nu 111akl!i\ed Russian team >n t be )llqf!d soccer cup 11ame at the 100 OO~apacltJ Chorzov StaMium Sun ~II}' ~llriost a ll•lf million Poles bav~ attempted to get liekets Coftldoy �2- Datly Sentmel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Oct 21 1957 THE DAILY SENTINEL Federal ResetVe Bank Speakers Here Make ltnpression 01 SOundness In Outlining Tight vs. Loose Money Polici~s Two Federnl fteserve Bank of Cleveland econorrusts who spolte here ThutsdaJ mght at the Hotel Martm to a group of Meigs and Gal Jla bank offtcers and dJI'ectors made a strong Impression of mtegrity and mtelhgence These were no bookworm thoonsts who es caped from an 1vy league hall enunctahng about what the economtc world ought to be tn st~~ad of what 1t IS Rather they were achve detectives of the Amencan dollar where 11 s been how II got there and \\here tt s gotng Naturally they Mr Fred 0 Kiel and Dr dohn Ealles had been tramed m umverstl!es They even had a slight egg head tlhge But thjs only added to their overall Impressive Ms These men have wtde and vaBed dulles With the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank Klel as a senior econom1st IS reqmred to help keep the board of directors of the bank acquainted wltb what s going on In the markets and pro daction cells of the nation Dr Banes as f1 nanc1al advtser reports more upcn the flow of money and Its volume as It passes through evervbodtes' hands with a little bit sticking bere and there as all who touch It surely hopes MONDAY 700 Todaf 900 Rom~er Room 9 30 Treasure Hunt 10 00 The Price Io Right 10 30 Truth or Consequeaett II 00 Tie Tae Dough 11 ~0 It Could Be You 12 00 Newo Report I" 15 MoVIet.me J 30 Bride and Gro~m 2 00 Matinee Theater 3 00 Queen for a Day 3 t5 :Moaern Romances 4 00 Comedy Time 4 30 Trouble With Father 5 00 5 45 60 6 15 6 SpinaCh Playhouse NBC 4-lewa News Plctdf. Sports ~e Weathereast 6:30 The Price Is Right 7 00 The R!stl..., Gun 7 30 v; ells Fargo 8 00 Twenty .One 8 SO Alcoa Theater uoo Suspleldn 10 00 Po111t Of View 10 30 News Heldlinel 10 40 Nltewateh 12 00 ToiiJPt .:...;:::;.:._ M War Experiences Proved It Our experience m World War II and eve~ durmg the Kore~n War when we refused to pay taxes for financing the war as it went along (thus keeping money m peoples pockets scarce - but w,e dldn t want this oh no) was a buyers market Nothing had to be s,ld It Yn addition to this these men have what the was grabbed away And wasn t there a bll of Armv c~ !Is ' additional duties " Part of these chit chat here and there about a black mar are to make frecjpent appearances befol'l! tet' What happened to price and wage con clubs business lll'ODD' managerial staffs of trois• Wages were largely controlled but lndustrv and retail lll'OUPS as well as before prices s~llled over and around tis bonds In bankme 2rouns Yt1s their lob to exotaln what nearly every market Is eolng on In the Federal Reserve Bankin~ Klel and Balles spend on an average of 10 Svst•m Also t~ev must rationalize to outsld to 15 nights each month away from home In During the roaring twenties ers wh the Bank does w~at It does many parts of Ohio West VIrginia Pennsyl our transcontinental highway• vanla and Kentucky defending Tight Money weren t qu1te as JRZZY as the Their current headache is tight money Th d It by 11 1 aaylrits Oh you ktdl and ey o exp a n ng and appealing to rea. Rm lila tazz In raet there " Which Is an unpcpular concept to all who don t ltron!l reifson to suspect that the have much and want to borrow some in order son good sense and sobnety Radical economists with spokesmen lp Con shimmy a popular dance of that ly Mn John Diehl -~~iw~ICKi~A"tiif)ibJ!D to get some of thetr own This battle between era was developed by an exuber Rev and Mrs w H strau,. NIW NICKN,AMI NEW YORK UP tight &nd loose money began about when our gress the labor unions and even m many of ant youn~ 1 tor In an open topped baugh wer~ In Glouster Monday news country began But It became a heavy pollb flees of Industry oppose Tight Money Klel touring car as he vibrated along Several !rum here are a!tendlnl lc Department and and Balles feel so strongly the Importance of sol)le of our Imest macadam Rev>Vol services ~~ the Hysell Run papers Bre eonductmg a contest cal issue In the Jacksonian era Then govern roa4• ) Church \ at New York Unlveralty In an ef their mission that they doll t complam about R w I Stransbaugh and fort to give the aehool a d>flerent men! controlled eastern banks controlled the Gravel mud and macadamev " athlellc nickname than Violets flow of money and set Interest rates The ra their schedule of work They like to see lights lntorsperBCd wilh ' few stretpbes Ranme Moorr were In Columbw A prize of $80 wUl bf preaented to the s~Qdent co!IW up JVIth pldly growing west found Itself financially of underst~nding m listeners eyes however or genll!n• 011110reto-bo~~d•<Jt or recent~ That s enough for them rather plodded aero" tH e coun Mrs Pearl Jlt'obs wa1 aonn if:~r~J.;t~he~be~st~ •ne:;w~~::i;;;;;;;o;;;;;;., etrangled 1t thought Jackson singlehandedly lrysldc !rom Now York to ~on tng guest ll! Mr and Mrs C We cant predict what the outcome of the Frllnclseo w th nnY lltck an nd Jacobs tJroke the eastern hold on money Tight vs Loose Money controversey will be venturous lrnvolcr who would Mrs Clifford Jacobs Is ahle tb N k brave blowouts broken axles and be out after btlng Ill 0 one nows We ve heard the Tight Money ' •core of other miShaps could George Re~shaw has b~en Ill B side and tl looks sound And the men pulling make the cross-<ountry jaunt In but Ia now Improved Ut America has changed since then We the strings look like good Americans even as a little under three weeks Ire so populus so lnterdependl!nt so power wasn t a rcfioetivc sign pr Mr and !\Irs Vern Story of you and we' er !he en tit c route and Columbus sp1nt the week ena with 1 ~------- -- -- - - 1travel ng rolotorurts who •··•·"'· 'I her parents Mr and Mrs Norman e~ l.t rapped m gapmg ditches when Schaefer !PI lhey slithered fl'<lm the road h1d at the Orvjlle thm trip• {tiled with the lgno the week end were Sam 'u mlnlous remm ks oilat mora Get my Lewis and family Harrison hom wa• still piOVOillng ad VIlla Mr Howard Allen and lam M lly D 8 Harris and son Jimmie '" l,llllon llleGhoc dmsod Fathers Nl~ht was observed FRISHMiN Clfi"CIRS of Fslrborn Ohio 1' Cuper the Frleno!y Ghost when the Bradbury Parent Teacher Olflcora of the Preahman ela!S Vet wllh 011 the dlflloulles Mrs Orvll1e Allen helped Mrs welcomed the membors who at Assoel•tlon met Tuesday night at Middleport HIRh School are lhore wore many who mode this CIU!ord Jacobs Thursday tended the October mooting of With these nfffeers preoent pres! president Richard Swackhomer hll%ardous tr>p thai tak" lo l•l s Mr Chlfor> Jacobs was In Well ~e :usys Bee Cl,., nt the home dent Mrs Nnthan Biggs vice pres vlee pres Judith Butcher secre motorist a little leS8 than six ston Thursday ~ " h~rley Mills Thuroday Mn Herachel Gilkey ate Mrs tary David L)ons treasurer wn lull driVIng days Mr aQd Mrs Emtl ~leshlre en rs Mills wna miSted by lllro Evelyn Napper troa1 Mrs Homer llam Stobart Smoolh 01phalt and concrete tertamed a number of young&ters 'l'bomao Darot Mr1 J 0 Rice Forreot Fathers wbo fliled the of have replaced the macadam gra ut their home Saturday in honor Of llr• John Lyons and Mrw A flees lor tile evening were Na 'LAN POTLUCK vel and mud 'l'he once seatte!'fd their daughter Shirley I blrthd~y ll Mrs Pullen B F Parmalee pmldent lhon BIIKI Prelldent Glen Ev The Loyal Women a Clm will !trip• of concrete have been up- Harmon Pox a~ent severaI d1aya a111 Vice prea William Kine aec have a pot\U(!)t supper at tbe Mid graded Into lour and ax lane at hla home here opened the meeting with a poem Robert MorrJJ l!'fao dleport CMrch of Chrlot on Thun- expre88wnys that whiSk lrafllc Mrs Roy Howell and enu,~ren,( :?~!!vl~aned •dndb lh • devpotlon day Octobtr 2t at 8 p m along at a brfok pace Mn Beechler and JOn were "' -· •• was 1e l 11rs ullen Mr lllggs Introduced the pres! However aithe highways have end guests of the former's !ll'and I who read ICI'Ipturo l"'on •nd dent of tho Sallebury Bnard of OYSTIIt SUPI'IIt ll'tprovcd so have the driving father Mr Dailey of Jladclllf »rayer for tho Mvlee Education Edward king whq In The BJptlat Mens Brotherhood proble~s Spoed and a h>gh In Mrs Emma Fox enjoyed a plenlc turn Introduced Supt o o Pat "' Mrs Bculall :White read a let teraon who IJiplataed the acheool will have an oyster supper at the croaae 1n the number of peo~le at Lake Alma Sunday ler !rom the chair non of the levy to be Voted on at the Novem First Baptist Church Thursd~cy eve who undertake all or a majDt lllood :Mobile unit thankinr the bcr e)cctlo~ nlng and all members arc urged to part of the journey al nl~ht eliM memhell! lor thetr 111ial Elcfon Weeki clerk waa Intra be present have ereatd addll lonal prob""' at l~e canteen of the unit dueed 1nd j'ul'lher eXPlained the lems The ~utlaee of our existing The clu• hal reoelved 5 blood lovy u It appllod to the Bradbury WCTU MIITING highway network Is 1mooth but Mr and Mro John Dobbins en~ donor tards lor their wol'lt thlt ochool The \ViC T U will lileet l'rlday tho roulea 1tlll twlot and turn childten aa<t Emmalee Brelfer of llay PlaDI were rnado for 1 lJ!IIktd eVenlnl at the Middleport Church with all !be bob and weave of a Columbus were recent gueots ot The mem~n 4tseut•M pur Halloween urnlval to be )leld bn of Chrlat puneh drunk flghtor-and the their ~·rent• Mr and Mra Bdaar thase oi allverware tor the kit Oct 21 Cnmmlttee~ were appoint death.! continue to mount oad Brewer and dau1hter Freda Ckrpenter and Howard thi n dinlnJ room Mr• llarrv ed for Fish Poad Grab sara Pen CllCLI MIITIND moudl l1011daohelt Mfl Clyde Wine ny Gomeo Dal'l Gamea and re- The McKay Mlllor Circle of the The Fe?eral Aid H~ghway Act liawrepce were In i'ort1mouth 011 •renner Mro Pran... Bearhl lmhmenla will be sold during W S C Jl IVUI meet Thuraday ol19tl6 provides nearly 34 bi1Uqn s~nday a w..k ago Miriam Smith Portland Wll 1 were aamed on the nominating lhe evening afternoon_ at Heath Methodlol dollm to correct these ron41 ,ammittee It Wal aqnountled thlt dues for Chureh with Mrs Maude Beak In lion! and live us expressway recent guest of Leanne BNwer Blrthda)'l obltrved were Mr! lhe 1'1'11 lltl)' be paid to Mra charge ol the devotional aervtces travel from co&st to-toast a pro lloud••helt )Ira T F Hawklno Charlene Hannlnl MrL Betty Me and lo!ra E S S.chaal II ~ro~tam !ll'am th~t will be !eng In de- 11011, B~d v~Nited their 1on and lin H1rold Hubbard Mr1 John Intosh or hclln..I'Oom teacllen leader Hosteases are Hili C A velopmMI but well worth the brother Lawrenae Jr In Bet!> esda Md over the week end X.ulf Mrs Raymond Luman Commltten 1nd lntereoted per Emmlsh Mra Burr Forest Mrl time n10ney alld elld!'t Albina and Mnlne Powell spent tbe put Jlh Shirley .llllla Mro Paul oona who are to work for the Robert H,rril Ml'l Hom' r Cook In 'tile mcanllme our h>ghway Mrs tiiart Mr• hlillh White onrl ocheol levy ore to be at the Sall• ond Mn C P Dutton englneera are buw Improving the week with her mother but ••• )Jill Jlortnal Tllbott bu> y school on October 23 The ~ ex is ling told network to make returned to her employmant In 11'11* Jito.am included chost committee iheludes Robert Morris ~ IIALI It sale fo~ us now Reller lve Columbua Mr and Mn Richard Van lleler IIDHea told In 1 darkened roo 11 lll'l Guy Ruuetl Nathan Bins The llldKay.\ftlter ~cle of the signs that p~tnt out curvet 111'1 Bcny Mtlntash Mu Lee WBCS of Hettb Methodist firlage abtit(llenlt and railroad of Be>er!Y Oblo Yillled ber Clark Chimlh " hnl!ll I IIUm1111e Sale cr.o.,lng give ni.Jhl travelers !1'1 ~0 ughtar and family Mr and Mrs Attendanee blt.ner 1nd awll'd of l'rlday and Saturday Oetober 2ll maseb yiJI~UitY and safety ~n Brewer and c~lldten and his f3 wao won by lli'l c E You 118 1 26 at lhe Stanab~l'l' buDding S Slnglnll aMbJders and built In Plrents Mr and M~ Jacob Van S.eend GraUe il'he pre!ll'am for Third •ad MJ)l ~!reel formerly DC concl'<lte ripples al<rt drivers :Meter recenU! VanCooney b vhlf the evenlnt Included 11\lltar and cupled by tho Dutton Druc Store •~o have become the victims of ukelelo .Ot.- ey ~~~ Wiley who AQYone havtoc contrlb11I0111 to highway hYjlnosis WHite guide ;.~~:~:~:~. Mra. Nancy U..• •utuma the sale Ia .. ked to brl•• them Pla•ed ' " IYel Love h ... TUI•oly 'KIITING Lettera In the Sind d " to t e store on Thursdty October • .. "' Blue Hoaven1> an ..y 24 or oall lira Ev.,.tt Davia who The fl'!ilha!Y Nelghtiora Club oi " It chairnlan of the Sale Naylor a Run will meet TuesdA)I 1,r.,:em1y. by mombm tlit~'lhe ch111 Tho ........... at 9 p m 111 tho Olive Ingrahatf! c"' sent a e lol11 beulah ?0 MI!IT PIIIDAV • home !lvei'Yona Ia to mask and Haptenstall w ~uporalln. The Past 06iefs of •the lolebia brln2 a Wtii\t Elephant gift •lowly alttr 1 l!lni11 ~emple Pythlan S'-teri will meet The Tuesday Oelober 22 at the homQ MElTING of Mrs Peter Staoe Garfield 1\ve 11tadb >ry anfl 'li~~l'tilaid been IIIRTIIDAYS !DISEIIVID ~llllhda)s of Ml' and Mro C E Slater Jackoonvllle wore c~lc bratcd Wl(h a !amll~ dinner at tho born~ ot &lr and l.lr• Ed Slater and t~lldten tte~' an~ X~ ___ Laurel Cliff 11 But America Has Changed WJEH -- - Du'ly SentmeJ Daybook ' 12:10 p.m. )07 u lnaurMeo Aut< Fire Polto Mlldle;ort Oblo. T00 Jlnunle Dean 7 41 Lucky 8 Cortoons 8 00 CaJitaln Kangaroo 8 4ll CBS Newa 8 ns Looal Newa 9 00 Gary -!lo011e 9 ao ,vtbur Goifler 10 SO Stflke It Rlcti ~1100 II 10 11 15 11 SO 11 45 r2 00 12 SO I 00 I so 2 00 2 30 News 1\latle 1 1\lmanae Love of l!.lfe Senrch for Tomomw Guiding Ll&ht Kille s.JDt<ben At lbe World Turat !kat the Clock Houseparty Bl& PaJolf I The Verdict Is Ypura S 00 Brbihter DaJ 3 15 Secret Storm S SO Edge of Nl&bt 4 00 The Early Show ~ 30 Your Esso Reportor 5 '5 Sport& Parade 5 55 Weatlei'D!Olt ' 6 00 Laave It To Beaver 6 30 Robin Hood T 00 Blll'lll It Allen TSO Talent Scoull 8 00 Dan!IY Thomas 1 SO December Brtde 8 00 Stud o One 10 00 Mystery Theater 1100 New• II 00 Seannmg the Weather II 10 The Late Show Treas~re ilunt The ftlce Is Rlllhl Truth or Consequen~ Tie Tae Dough It Could Be You M1d Day News Moylethile Bride and Groom Mat4)ee Theater s oo Queen F"or a ll)lly 3 •~ llodel'll Romblees 4 oo Com~r Tim• 4 30 1'1'ouble With Father 0 00 Spinach Playho... , 45 NBC News • '· 6J)O News Plctllre 6 15 Sports Eye o25 Wealhef<ast 0 30 Nat 'King Co... l!how 7 00 George Gobel Snow B 00 Meet McGraw 8 SO Bob Cummine• Sbow 9 00 The Oljlilormana 9 30 o HeniY Playhouse 10 00 Adven\!trel of l,taltin lail• 10 30 Brk ~en Rlghlllbll 11 00 News Headlines 11 10 W1>1thereast 11 15 N1tewatch 12 30 Torutht _:_ ' TUIIDAY CHANMIL T011 Jbnmle ;Jean 7 45 Lucky 8 Cartoons 8 60 Captain Kangaroo 645 CBS News B56 Local NeW!l 9 30 Gll')'Y Moore 130 Uiltw~ 10 30 Strike II Jlleh Time Phil ~livers Show Big 1en l!ighhghts To Tell thO Trinh Red Skelton Show $64 000 Question ..tame Mystery Theater Up-to-the-Minute News Seannmg the Weather The Late Show am =-~b~~ 'sund~ 'ff~ ~~ fd'id~ Beaut)! stlon, WI! E. .'.lc....•·· ••• Oi>i!D e I• • ·clailf Clooll Uv\J>s room suit lor sale aj)polnlment l'llone Green cov•r!ng Phone 9263 1~~~==-=~~~~~ 10 21 Sic 10 2 8t!e I ~ ~ RAillo & ffiLEVISI~ oERVICE Phone 200 Cleland Appliahee Store 11 u ~ Math St Pomeroy 2 23 tf Rooms New Furniturt FOB "lulld Btlltr Pot GR~ER BLOCK CO I Mlln North*' P~ ~ 11, ~ c.n wm. .,_, Can ~e bought fOr small de posit and take over pay men! Wnte or phone for de!atls ~ WHTN-TV Channel 13 Rddio DiDI ·-·· '""l i~~~~~~i~~~~fl~~~li~~~~~~~fl 1 w" CARMEL ' Mr and Mrs Albert Appleby ot Jlong Bottom visited Mr and !ICtl Douglas C>rele Sunday '&lra Robert Lee I! a patient In St ~oseph Hosp>tal Parkerabur~ Mr and Mra Gec!rge Circle and daughter of Pomeroy lj)ent Suadal wth Mro Mary Clrole , Mrs lloyd Roush spent Tues nit w t h her •loter Mrs Alen Shlln ol Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Douglas Clr~l· tailed on Mr and Mrs Wilbur af~scll of Long Bottom Mondav Fl'orenee C>rele called on Mr and MIS John Beck of Bald l&obs II edneKday The Farm Bureau Youth Coun ell met at the home of Rober! S mth Wednesdn) night SUMMERS & SQ~ Phone Ill!• Jackson, Ohio --- - Good ~u Ufed em AD Mates aild MOdell ~~!!!.!.'!.'• . .__ ... 'I.,,;.<' .......... _ ... 111 L toeond It Pt.e 11 !Pamer..,, Ohlt Radney Downing - --~~- Be;gle ratijlt dog;(;r-;;te Or lrade Howard B St>tt ll!lddleport Rt 1 Hobson Roa4 10 2 6tlp ~--- -- Custom B~lit K>tcben Kllchen deslgneil lor your home Free estimate• Foreman & Abbott Phone 62!14-Y 8 6 tl Gadgeteer Offers Nmv Safe Snoozer For BY llOC QUIGG NEW VOl\K UP- NIIrman Dmc a New York "'••coant who hs• been struulina for a quarter of a century wllll ways and mea"' to keep llnt,rlca asiecp now bas rome UJ Wllh 1 new catnap de vice eatied ~ho salcly , ...,., for eomiilutch Dine operates a sleep center wh>ch sells smooth..noozlng 11ds or all persuasions >neludlnl sucll attractively named mstrument. as the safety smoker the tllen ra dtlonJthebJI!'Ilte halarm elock ttie p1a o e •• t e ant>-<1austro pbdlnc sleep mask and an anll snore gadget called TOD tum over rlarhng The commulor safety sneozer s I or gents who want to utilize that long train trip from uflice to home lor a concenlratl!d cat naP-but have been afraid tbey II oleep past the home !top and Into wifely turmoil !yemo,. F•ll Woll It ls an eycmask made of alum mum loll !Bndwlched between lwo light weave rayon •ta>n cloth strips with elast>e ear hooks 10 keep t on It moulds to tbe IIC! al eontouri keepmg I ght out perm tUng sleep The toneh of genlus In the thlnr shows In a While card afflsed to Its front The card bears tbe legend Pleaae wake me at w>tH apace lor wrlhog lp the deotlna lion or tht hour or dem.a a\fa11 enlng '!'he conductor Must do lhe rttt Dine till& the elltd a TUPPERS PLAIN loalr it at ze,kle Transfer Co. bi tB rotuperate after an Illness Vlilt 11~ Mli Moe Km • Mica Lllelilc i(arr of Franklin lnd Callmg on Mra Mulbe Gu1nth er 1118 M11>el Youttl Kin t fde W va Mr1 Rosa l.e•dlnt11snl of South Webster Is vlalllug her son and duughter In law l!r and Mrs wmto IA~Bdlnlhem ~Irs lllzabtt~ Duckworth Is In Aleron with her cblldren 101 IOll'l'i>R hokJi!taliitl!ldn at the llelgJ General Hoopllll In Potne rqy WIST COlUMBIA s.. 9fO IJIOt On Your Grueaencam~ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO., _ ,._ 510 METROPOLITAN f 56 Weatherm•~ ot Stsi; I IEAMI IICRAP IR~:<I - METAU FURNitURE 11 45 Guiding Ught 12 00 ::aue ' Kileb>n 12 30 I..<Jhe World TUnll I 00 Beat lhe Cloek 1 so ::Gwep•r\J' 2 W Blg Payoff 2 30 The Ve11ll<l II Yours 3 00 Brl&hler Day 3 U secret Slorm 3 80 Edge of Nllhl 4 60 The Ell!'ly Show 5 30 Your Esso Reporter 5 •G Sports Parade Telt~hone ~TRUCTURAL TfiRKEYS live or dressed 51Jc dressed George Spencer Wolf Pen Road Rt 1 Pomeroy 10 18 lfc 011 The BrlgiRest COmet '" litlddleport II 00 N~w1 11 10 Katie a .umonae II U U)ve of W6 11 30 Se~ch for ToliiOITUII 6 30 T 00 7 30 8 00 8 30 9 00 9 30 \0 00 11 00 1105 11 10 WE BUY $299.00 BAKER Daily STIVERSVILLE TeRMITIS !XTEJ!MINATID For lr.e ms~ectlon phone 38311 Gilmore Supply St >re Pomeroy All work guaranteed Eully In >Ured Vaughan s Indu1trlal ••d Res let hal Termite Control Ser v1ce St Marys W V• 7 25 tl 9 30 10 00 10 30 II 00 11 30 12 00 12 10 I 30 2 00 8 00 Paraae Dor 3 WCHS-tV Chanitel8 t Monday HtJVe Wirle. VDried Duties tHE DRIVER'S SEAT 8 ~5 ~ CD Oo f 00 Toda7 9 00 Romper Room M~rlaer 736 I Main It Po~roy, Ch!o ' ' Phone No 128 - After ~ ~M TUESDAY I CHANNE~ 6 45 S1gn On ful and thus so weak tl sll uck down economt cally that we cannot affotd the luxury of boom and bust boom and bust boom an"d bust th~t loose money htslollcally has fostered stnce Jackson So the Federal Reserve Banks have deter mtned tn recent years smce with some not able mterludes to reduce the amount of mon ey 1n clrculallon when mfiallon appears The result Is that m Amenca s onen money mar ket the margmal borrower the fellow not qwte so gtlt edged goe• without or with less nt the lending table This the economlsts say Is at least part of the price America must pay if boom and bust JS to be by passed Somehow money chasing goods and serviCes that a1 en t ~round to be bought except at outbidding your neighbor must be reduced Only m this way can a sell er s market Instead of a bt1yer s market be created 8-usy 8 -Class Fathers Ni .. GhltJ ostOMeeting Is Observed By T ne n hursday bradbury PTA James TELEVISION GUIDEWSAZ-TV Chun"et I Colmtentating, Editorially SYRACUSE Your Only Authorr•ed Fuller BRUSH MAN IJ\1!1URANCE AGENCY Plrt AutomoDIIo Hoattll ACCIDIN"' l.lfl, C•••IIJ and lloilda Reol Estate Broker In MIDDI,!PORT OHIO PIIONER Ql- 6136-M (21 ) Reo! Estate --~ Mn Hobort Shiekl1 !J1! booteli~ to the Rose Garileq,, j::l~ al ill October meetllig wltli lift n.... lrd Catawell uslslhli 1io1itta The members that were mull:ed were judged Wllb pflq rolq ta Mrt I S D.vl1, llri ~ GI'J1 and tlrs. NOJ'IIIaa l!ffialn ne new prendent Mti ct-l'lead. ley corldu;tl!d thl! bullll!i!li meetIng whu:b Wll Oi>i!Ded l7 tbe Lorlls Prayer repeated 111 imlstJn. Mrs Elizabeth Lyoat reported that $428 OG wu pveo 1116 Coo~ vtlle Fire Dlipanment p - 1 of the sale sponsored b1 the olub Roll caU was answered by nam ll!B a bas1e flower de81111 Mh Norman 11JcCaiD arranged end demonstrated the trial!Ble erHCent and spiral des1gn The traveling prize wu won bY l!rf R V Weatherman and loin Rose Cox and Mrs G~y Bolli'"' won the blue and red rlbbo114 for Sne02c Guard PriCe $1 25 Aatfor j)mes olher msplrat10111 - th e safety smoker " JOmethl•a like the old Turkish water Jll~ has a moutllp!tlee and king tubt aUarh ell to a metal ashlr,)l which In lurli li8i a bolder ftt th• cigarette The alhe1 fall ltjlo the tray ellmlllatlnc the flrt danger 11 you fall ulecp IDIOklDI In bed and the trty u far tn ougb awaY to let yUai )rife fleJ~ wilhout being bothered by Rmokc or worry The lllent tadlo llll 1 ~pe~ker 011 the end of 1 irbi, nd t\t tpeaker roc• un(ler raur lrlfe 1 pillow ao abe cam Iuten yod can sleep Awoloo With A Glw The polite llirni cloc'k you by hlillklnt 1 IIIGWID£ Into your pols ntlitr tlllia lng or bUzzhii-'-IIU~ leu obock11\g Tile aatl~a•~holilr •leej muk Ia • regullr lleep IIIUk but equ1pped with peep boles-like the commuter liloozer-so that lhe aoxleUJ sleoper ean Ope)! Gnf eye anon and bep >n totieb wllA the world ter ,1,. Mra day io dwchfer del'nluth Mrt w Va <itter Mr Kn Mrs F Ray willoa ;.r'irllii.\111\Y -nt SUnday with 1 il'oulti and attended Mrriilel " the llolliodlst Cburell. IIJtlll La~nlie 11111• of • '·~"-·•'\rtiti Mansdeld spent lhe ,._.... IJll parent• Mr and Mrs Henry Balser Mrs. Tom Re)'llolda, K"'"'ett and lira Jerry Hllt 1pepj 'Ti1ay Ia 1'1 Pleasant ~~ , 111 ~ lira: TbomH J!J!yma&,F Hili Re,., Balm ..,. renee Balser and Viqi A Jes were viSitors lo ParkerstiU\i Salarday Mrs 1 D Roush was the SU'n day gu .. l of Mr an<\ Mn l»n llouvh Ant>q~lty Mr and Mrs Earl Grimm of The TOO Is new too It • I Court Hollih u vlillpluUe llllll wltti liuiMI liUir.er IWubln&t·•,.•n HarOld GrllnDi i\ld and lifO lll\1 lll~lea Uilcltr the morer a plfiow Tbe )ed-partMI' of Mr1 1 D has a pushllultlil Wtitel 110und8 Rousb was vlsilora Mrs Clareoee l!e'Nw the hllJZt!l' hii'My eDOIIh t' of Middleport renilrid tile l1icift!l' to tum or tils blltk but Dot loud enoup tb wake hllll up lidford ""'' lllr• Leona SChool Story seoond .~ild llarrifiOll-=--~;m;~ fhird erade teacher of sedfold School annoUD<e tbet the pupna """' ~ of hi&her grades are plll!,tug ·ltlrt tl~t, TuP. tbe equ1pmeat and woocfworl of j;i ~f tl.,t< her room ~ Sa\:~.:mtililt iiltli Mr The Bey Scout• of ~ 2fl(l Ia. l..U 11 llielr a~•ounced that they wUl tio it 1 eatilu nea~ Ceidtr Tile&' Halloween plrty .,. s.turdly eajcyed a fol-ebiae and w!enllr Oct 19 al Camp Bakel+ The pul> roan wblle thef,e Itt Is inv>ted Mr• Modi' hi~ iii's l!aztl Mi'i Heh!n IIIII, 111:!1. grde Clark ••d ,on CbllllnbiiJ called teaeher " belplftg tilt!f Pllll•b of on Mr and Mrs Gr!dfile Clark her clus room lo decorate for SaturdiY t!l'eliln• Hlllow..a Mr• Elizabeth Wlll'!ler Shade Offu:ers have been elected In Wll the Sunday dlniet gllost of "'" Ada llosk>ns' elall room her sl!ter Mrs Jone Heltger They are f fth grade J!!lplll Of 10• Rev Earl Cttwen Darwin h r t Pts eJected were twest~en preachmg on Sunday evenlniS at Bobbj Smith VICe presllient the Preshylerl!n Churell ~ere Ph1bp Swmdell and secretary Clark Bratton and daugbler Jaebe Iones Atbons spent Monday with his No delmlle date has bWI set s ster Mrs Geo Clark 1homas E&tl p passed away at the Veterans H03pll!l Hunting. ton Tuesday Funeral aervlce was held Sunduy al the Hamaonv1lle al'rlnietn~Dtil Church Refreahmenta were ierved at the Mr and Mrs Marshall Miller were >h Pomeroy SitUrdar. close of tilt meeting ' Mr lnd 11ft George Clark hove been VISIUns Mr and 1l'rs Harry Plummer Cartilll 0 Mr and Mrs Delmar Rhodes spent SUnday m Charleston w1th her mother who lJ ljl Jehu Ferrell and Mra. Pre<la Foley o! Columbw wefO 110ests of Mrs Heltger and Gary Foley Sunday Mr and Mn Rolln.e Middleport were tufst'l t;taoe Carr Coell Clttk lor Mrs Carr who llal a ed hiP and b mueb Hartford News for meetings The puods of the e ghth grade dooded on a defmlte date for the r Halloween ma111uerade party Tbe party will iJ1, held fie. l•een lhe limes of 7 and tO 30 d N ber 1 P M on Fr1 ay "'1m ~'"" Corme IyOUth ,._··-•'I (.. d ~I ~(.(lft Isf{elltd of the FOR SAIJE hy owner-25 acres ~f excellent truck ground 25 aer. timber Modern home Bath gas furm1ce butlt tn kite hen haril wood floors Near Kauer mum anj other mdustruls Wr~te Box 95 Rave.. wood W Va 10 18 Stp kou~es for Sale Lesg than $4000 5 room~ bath Charles 111 Halt$' RUtl3nd OhiO Phone 24823 10 21 3tp FOR SALE - POJIIEROY 2 story !rome 6 rooms and batht Full b~sement bmaee 2 lots1 all utilities Anne Street $25 000 2 story !rome 9 rooms and bath all utlllt>es near H>gh School E Mam Street N, W. I story !rome ~ rooms and batli Rt 33 - ..• .i.. ·l. all utlhlle~ Iii acre Near corporation line 2 story frame 6 rooms and bath All utll lies W M0ln Street 2 story lrsme 8 rooms All utili t>es FIVe Iota Cafe Street i&et ~ ' Delm•r Litl, 1 line building lot on Lincoln Hill 8 I'09DII and batb Full basement eleCtricity and gao Lar,te elltern Chester Aero" !tom Higb School 2 story frame 115 acre !arm near IA118 Bottom on Raht~ow Ridge Road RO<Inoy DowniM Ill~ lrokir -•m tl~!irr::~~;~!~: ANI!I!MfClll) Gregory ofareher MrJames Mrs Earl ltWfi~Iie: Rl 5 YIBI GreiO!I " a gradwte of Napoleqn lll&li I' ;;~;q; School Clas• of 1957 and Is eln 'I ployed as Hbrary etork ,eyp~ It Ohio We41eyan UruversilY Dlila ware Mr Tarleton Is a 19116 111'8~ uate of Marysville l!igb SchoOl and s employed With Buel Men:et IDe \laryavllle The brlde..lecl Ia the laughter of the former EU.abelb hapman Hartford RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Mro Edward Kell who has been • mediCal patient at the Holzer Hosp•talt Gallipol s for several weeks WAs returned to her bOJtie bis week m~ch Improved. MOBILE SA~ES South POLAI D r A> CP.ED WARSAW UP -Poland " rat 2d a soHd favbr te over Astan nu 111akl!i\ed Russian team >n t be )llqf!d soccer cup 11ame at the 100 OO~apacltJ Chorzov StaMium Sun ~II}' ~llriost a ll•lf million Poles bav~ attempted to get liekets Coftldoy �,, . ' ., ', ' ) " I ,,, ' 'II' l ',f .. ( ' J 1·, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., O.ct. 21, 1~57-5 gn• ·has been c(llll's bluest compc· Pro ,Tied On Top Mter SUbdaY' By EARL WRIGHT Unlltcl Prtsa Spom Writer Brilliant Sunday peiformances by Bobby Layne. Howard C.w· dy, Sunny Jurgensen, Y. A. Tittle and Charley Conerly produce<! lir.st-place ties in both divisions of the National Foolbull League. The LioJJB set up 1 thrie-way lie for fint in the Western Division by rallymg from a 21·3 deliclt to edge the Baltimore Colis at Detroit, 31·21, Takmg advantage of Baltimore's fir5t dcleat, the San Francisco Forty Naners tied the Colh and LionA for the Western lead as Tit· lie !ired two touchdown aqd scored hlm,.ll In a tory over the Green Bay Jurgensen. a rookie quarterback from Duke. replated th~ inJured Bobby Thompaon and helped Philadelphia Eagles pull the day's biggrst upset He threw a touch down pass and plwaged for an· other" Phlwdelphla downed the Cleveland, Browns, the only other previously unbeaten <lub, 17-7. The Eagleo had lost 14 alraight games, ineluding exhibitions, and took a 24-1 whipping at Cleveland last week. Conerly threw two touchdown S<hnelker as the New York Glanll, delendlng league champions, shut out the PiiiJburgh Steelero, 3~ . 0. The Glanta, playing like titleholders lor the first time Ibis aeaaon, booated their record to :1-t ind tied Cleveland for the Eaatern lead. P""'' to Bob BOWLING lDGHUGHTS Crow'l! Ste-dk House 1\10n 3 more game• In the Pt. Plea1ant "M(m',: Classic" League. Rink Mench!nl led the Steak House bowlers wtth a 214 high single and 606 total. The City Ice & Fuel ' bowler; were led by Carl Neal with a 513 total. Jim Lewia bed 213 singlt· "arne. ~· LONG PUTT WINS KIAMESHA LAKE. N. Y. UP Doug Ford, 1957 Masters dO li chompion, sank a 90-foot putt on the 18th hole Saturday to win the Me\ropotltan PGA title by strok( over Bill Collins a n d Femlnelli. Ford •not three 70s an the &4- ~ole to1.1rnament on the Concord International Club courRP / SPORTS DESK Eastern Defeated 33·0 On Niw Feild Parents' Night .College Football Aaron, Schoendieust, Spahn, Picked " For lUl.Star lJ'i Observed During ~, u~:;TPmt ' By All Writers NLNine Vanderbilt 32 Penn St 20 . 13 Lafayette t; NEW YORK UP- Hank Aaron, represen\ed on the squad. Opening Contest Temple Boston CoUcge 12 VIllanova 9 Red S<hoendaenst and Warren l'lle voting was clo10 only at Eastern High ScMol gridders Army 29 Pitlsburgh 13 2o Pennsylvania 1 :~:~ d~;i~~e~~o~~~~~~·r..~jg~: Brown Dartmouth 14 Holy Cross 7 Don't give up on your boys yet, .llliddleport. the Route 7 new high school was Yale 18 cornell 7 Sure they're havmg it tough. Sure they haven't been con· used for the llrst lime. Their Lehigh 13 Rutgers 7 vinced yet that if they learn well what to do, t)ten do their ut· Invited guest was .North Gallla, Eoston u 28 Bucknell 0 't th '11 w1'n more than they lose (because their leaders of the. Galha league of Colgate 12 Princeton 10 mos t t 0 d o 1 , ey . whieh Eastern u a member. opponent may not have learned has lesson so good, or be so Eastern held their viaitors with· Harvard 19 Columbia 6 SOUTH determined to give it his utmo,t). , . 1 in ra~gc in Jhc first half but North Maryland 21 North Carolina 7 In the press box after the Wellston deluge last Frtday mght 1 Gallla's classy Smith brothers J. Auburn 3 Georgia Tech 0 John Weber of the Wellston Sentinel recalled: D. and Ray, .rullback and quarter· Virginia 39 V P.l. 7 "This Rocket club is the same bunch of boys who last year J back respccllvely, were too much Duke 34 Wake Forest 7 to contaan an the third• and fourth Navy 21 Georgia '' dropped seven games. They cou ld n 't do a nything right•· And quarter I~ atthem now." . J. D. 'had tallied the first TD in V.M I. 14 Wilham and Mary 13 As of the moment, Wellston IS favored to ta:ke the SEO 1the opening quarter on a 30 yard Mississippi st. 29 ,Fiorida 20 Tennesaee 14 Alabsmu without a hitch in their victory string. Jackson, Nelsonville, II scamper and did it ~galw with a Citadel 26 Richmond 0 and Athens stand in their way in that order:Jackson IS host 25·yarde~(. m the thud quarter. Louisville 33 Da)llon 19 to the Rockets Thursday night. 1 Mea~wh1 e,ln the second quarter, MIDWEST. Nelsonville ought to be another lik~ Middleport to Wellston 2i~' Y~~~s made it !3-0 on 1 drave Ohio State 36 indiana 0 Miami (Ohiol 26 Ohio U 0 but Athens could give the Rockets trouble. · Eastern never threaened seri· Bowling Green 29 Toledo 0 .L ously although Coach Bob ·Mar· J)etrolt 30 Xavier (Ohio) 20 artaiJef tin'a boys, Jed by the hard running Iowa 21 Wisconsin 1 everybody can't win all the time and of 143 pound right halfback Roger Bradley 19 Colorado St. U. 0 BUt t ~~n;! pot'nt is that • · 1Gaul and Ronme Myers, worked Drake vs Colorado St. cancelled the Jackets ha·ve a little bit farther to come back than most the ball to the Gallia 20. At that Colorado 42 Kanaas St. 14 teams that have been "down" in the past. The Jackets can point they lost it on dowru. 11 was Syracuse 26 Nebraska 9 hurt somebody yet. With a revived fighting spirit, and the the third, quarter and from here Cincannati 14 Marquette 0 knowledge that they can win (Wahama and McArthur) the 1on Galha piled it on with 14 pol nil SOUTHWEST Jackets can show the fans even yet they have a consuming in the laot lrame. Texas A&M 1 Texas Christian 0 passion for victory. For Eastern, Bob Whitlatch at OklahOma 41 Kansss 0 Three very down·l(\·earth examples of what outmanned, less center: Ralph Knight who caught Texas 17 Arkansas 0 adept but fired up football teams can do occurred this week two passeo, and worked as a lane- Houston 6 Oklahoma St. 6 end. Purdue dumped Michigan State. Illinois humbled r.linne· backer on defenae, and BIU Durst Rice 21 Southern Methodlot 21 North Texss St. 14 TUlsa 1% . Cl B at left tackle were OUtstandmg. sola, and the Philadelphia Eagles beat t~ eveland rowns The christening of the field Hardin-Simmons 27 Wichita 14 fair and square. All of which suddenly shot Woody Hayes into which has been built entirely by Baylor 1~ Texas Tech 12 the Rose Bowl picture! members or the Eastern Athletic New Mexico 27 Arizona o On its own scale, the Sl!lO Is similar to the Big Ten. Purdue Boosb!ra A,.oc\atlon waa marked N ~ex. West. 10 N. Mex. Mil ln. • wasn't supposed to beat anybody ·except Indiana, Northwest· by 'Parenu' Night" when Dads and WEST ern and maybe Illinois.- Illinois was only playing out its sche· Mothers or the playen and band Wyomln8 0 Brllham Young 0 • 'th · t 1 b kl h B personnel were Introduced. Band d u Ie WI Mmneso a, sa d the oo es. T e rowns ar~ Ull· Director Bernard Krinke did not Denver 12 Utah 1 heatable, reported the same dopesters. put on hla M-p•ece band ror a Colorado St. 20 Colorado C. 14 sl)ow but North GalUa'a band per· Montana 35 Utah St. U And you say give up on Middleport? Bah! UCLA 26 Oregon St. 1 formed. An eaUmoted 400 fans watched Stanlord 2t Wa•bington 14 the !tams boUle on the new lield'a California 12 s. ~aurornla o 14 Wasbinaton St. IS Coach Cilo and his boys have a tough one Friday night: turf, made spongy by rains Thurs· Oregon Idaho 7 College o! Pacilic 7 Athens, 3·1 in the SEO and 5·1 on its season. The Bulldogs day and l'i'lday. have clipped Middleport 53·0, Nelsonville 47·0, and Gallipolis NFL STANDINGS By United Prell 26·6. Outside the league Athens took Circleville 19·0 and tough E11tom Dlvltltn Belpre 24-6 W. L. Pet. Repo~ts from Athens last Friday night hinted that the Pan· Cleveland 3 I .1110 !hers wtll have to put somebody with a lot of force onto Mr. New York 3 I .7110 Vic Stanson who performs at an Athens' end post. He was :: everywhere on deleiiSe and used his 190 pounds to smear about everything coming Into his neighborhood. ~~ FR' If LITSKY Wa.ahlngto~ I 3 .2110 • 1 Wrlltr , Phlla~elph•t . 1 3 .2110 Against Galli polls he was a nurober •Qf tackles· better than ~ Un~• 1 Wtstern DfVIIIDn either Max Walton or Tom Compston of Wellston. I wonder The ·rt"a1ton'S c<iJJege grhl play ' how he'll stand up when Junior Hawthorne puts a shoulder m · the lew still unscolhcd and Baliimorc ~· ~· .~~ th~ walking wounded from Sat11r San Francisco to him? 3 1 .730 I :i't ) Y'· I. ~ day's wove' or upsets - plun ~-:.- Detroit 3 J mso intn "bHck-yard" conference pl.1y Chicago Dcara 1 3 .250 One OS OUg leS 0 fU Saturd'y as the season passes the Loa Aageles 1 3 .2il0 polnl. Th c Prediction Panel had a pretty good night. Jackson hurt halfway The highly attractive schedule i• Green Bay · I 3 .2110 them but otherwise pickings were pretty easy. The form rwured by key games m tho Baq Chicago ~~':a:~ ;::~~~~ton 14 charts worked nicely and the eightsome now can settle down 10, Atlantic Coast, Southwest Philadelphia 11 Cleveland 7 to figuring out this week's winners. and Ivy J.eagues plus such juicy New York ~~ Plttshurgh 0 They have three real toughies in Pomeroy at Athens and non conrerence rare " Notre Detroit 31 Baltlmore ·27 Wellston at Jackson. Either one, 1 figure, could go either way. Dame "· Pltisburgh, Misaloalppl Chicago Bears 34 Lot Angeles 28 At Belpre the )11ighties of the .Uttle Buckeye, Belpre " · Arkan.., and Auburn va. Hou!· San Fi'sncisco 24 Green Bay 14 Rutlll:nd, clash ill. a showdown for the title. That one wlli ton. Gomoo Thla W"k 1 The acsson's most spectacular Chleago Bears !t San Fi'ancisco ulu, a dilly, a Real McCoy, well, ~ heck of a good footballllsuccessioJJB or upsets claimed no Cleveland at Chicago cards fewer than lour or the country'• Detroit at Loo Angeles game. Ililok for the Panel to hit a real test this week in three battles. lop 10 teamo Saturday as Purdue Green Bay at Baltimore GaiUpolis will be favored at Mi dleport Thursday night and whippod first . ranked Michigan Philadelphia ut PlUsburgh Logan will get a· decided nod at Nei•Qnvllle Frida~ night. State, 20.13, Illinois beat third· Washington at New YDrk Oth Ea ' ranked Minnesota, 34·13, UCLA er games: stern at Rio Gfande (close), ronton St. Jo delellated ocventh ranked Oregon pitcher Blll Bell !rom their Lin· at Kyger (who Is Ironton St. Jo?), Pt. Pleasant at Hurricane, St.ltc, 26-7, and Tcm otunned coin. Neb., farm club and sold Wahama at 1Cedar Grove. You pl~k-;~, fellas, and may the ninth • ranked Arkansu, 17·0. pitcher Jackie Brown to their Cobest teams win. .' ,,.,. Second . ranked Oklahoma, moan· umbua, Ohio farm club. Bell had ' while, romped over Kanau, ti.JJ, an IH record with Lincoln this Give Up The Ship, Fans I , fe B,It F They Have ALdt I I I Cilo Meets Mr. Stanson Of Athens 'f _T S_ 0p ____ earns et For Back Yard Play S;trday ~~~~i.~~g~ards ~ ~ _.rl, Spahn, the three key men in the Milwaukee Bm•ea' mlrcb to a world champion!hlp.fNere the only unanimous ,.leeUona today on the United PreiS' 19~7 National League Ali-Ster team. • A fourth Milwaukee alar, thirdbaseman Ed Mathews, was named to the team which also Included llrst baseman Stan Musial of the St. Loula Cardinals, shortshop Er· nle Banb of the Cbicago Cuba, outrlelder Willie ~ays of the New York Glsnto, catcher Ed Bailey and outlle1der Fi'ank Robinaon of the Cincinnati Red1ega and rootte pitcher lack Sanford of the Phil,. delphia Phlls. The team was selecte.d for the United Press by a special committee of 24 ba,.ball writers from each city in , the league. The Brooklyn Dodgers and Pittsburgh Pirates w.ere the only teama not Foothall Scores By Un\ltcl p,... Hamillon 14 Springfield 2 Berne-Union 7 Columbua Unlv. 0 Grandvaew 19 Delaware 7 Colum~us St. Cbarlea 60 Fi'anklln Heights 0 ~~~~~~!'~o~~o~hlngton 6 , boy matlf a clllll- : NOW HE'S GONE FOREVER ' ..., concelltdThe. dalo 117 aloolh OD till hlahWIY, Lola ,..... 40,000 Amtri- ditd in lnl\lc ...~ ......_ Yoo con help atop &ltll .....- wuto of lilt. Bucks FaciD! FuJl,.Work Diet ~d ~· r~~I~Jma t~~w ~:~ ara~~~::. ,.~e; ;ar;TEEN ;.==;;;.===;;;;,I AGE DANCE In Prepan"ng For Badger Club Eve!)' 1J I COLUMBUS UP _ Conch Wooolv llnye.t today pros.,·lbcd a lull diet of rough wo,rk lor his Ohio State rrldder thlt k1 ' wee n prcpar· ~!~~; ~~~~~· S~~r·::;ln 11me at 0 _.,...._ ....... ... ....--'"'-·"'.... 1- tofttr. __., """"· ~ .,, _ _ _ .. Moro4 I ---. -· Wol to o01c1 _,..,. ot oil .... '" '"' "" ...... y............. lnt . . ...... .,.. ..., ,., r-11 ,....u.w .. • 1ullo """" ia •JNN'lo" will .... ,.. fTaoAl......... C...•U l!aycs I• faced with ,the problr01 or sharpeni~K the offense for another rough battle with th6 Do~ geu 1ft~r the Bucks ran roua:h abo~ over Indiana 36-0 bore Sat urday TJie Hoosier game ·was viewed ly Lwn ll1hta by Hayrs.. One. It hol)led him reot his Injured regu tm 10 the aquad Ia expected to be In the bcot physical shape of the ·Compali n Saturday. But. •oc ondlY, the first and second tenm apeolt the largest part cf the a!tr1· nollt 1\'llmlng the bench and mu sln~ ftttceuary gAme e~eperlcnce Oblo Stale u"d 57 players In thr Indiana contest 1n an ellort \o hold the score down nn the nut Hoosier's but It Both Michigan state and Min nesola !see ncxl the ncmsily bounc· lng back Saturdayof aaalnr.t formidable Big 1 o Qpponents Mlchlsan State 2-1 In the conler· once plays tllinois l·t and Min ncaola 2·1 fact'l!l Ma<hl!'lln 1·1. lowa and Ohip State, tied lor the conference lead with 2·0 records, plpy Northwestern o-2 and wts• consl~ J.l respectively. thq Bucks afternoon. Ohio Stale's chief worry In tho WiocoJJBln aame will be Jo holrt Danny Uwl.!, tho Badgers senior hatrijck in checked. 1'\'e ahlrty Lewlo already h•• two tbuehdown runs of more than PIRATU RING BILL . 80 rards thl.! 10aoon and Is con· sldered one ol tilt finest broken PITTSBURGH UP - The 'Plttufield runners In the Western Con burgh Piratea have purc~ued rerence. • Monday Order of Moose bette a· ' CAU. IUOI fill lltf IISPICIIII It Will Pay You To Con111lt U. fiRST. t~~onlhs. A -'beautiful nollafl- tlal 10 evwr hoM ... but lhlre Ia C!. ' -~ -"',!loalll.lhe .,..., .. ,.... !no IIICIItllctla. When Yilt! ~ ftont ,u l ..•.. , •... ........... ~ •;ytU gellM ...L he UIIOOIIfOr thill ...-oollnalolt. ~ .. \ (Iii w~Dil'.COiorl I TUtt.IWOII. FAMILY NIGHT$ · Jean HO"-OR IHOW ~)~w,!!'!~G~~I]J.!;H Grep Palnler "!OMIIIS OF In 1... Stoto of Ohio, AI the CIMe of luol- on Oct.}~7. JIQ; llshod In l'uponoo to ..n made iol' Complrelltr of tho C ·i ...... SKtlon 5211, U.l, Rrtloed Stahl!"' '' . ASSITS Cash, balances with other banu, Including reserve balanee, , ' l.• and cub items in proceBB of collection ............ $ 21,,082,7' United State.& Government oblilallont direct · · and ' guarsnteed ...... ........ :...... ............ s:f.~~:~ Obligations of Slates and political subdivisions .... .... . m Childs, Boggs, Win Play At Chester Course Capllat Stock: , Common stock, total par !M.OOO.OO ........... .... $ Surplus __-- - _ ---- _-- -__---- -- ---------- -- ------ -~-. Undivided ~rofils ................... ............., •.. {_....,:.,! TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ......... .. ... . . TOTAL LIABTUTIES ,AND CAPITAL ACCOUN')'S • • MIMORANDA Ali~ ti'pl~dged qr ..Jianejl to sebur; llabJUUea and . , • , . for Ollitr P"tpOses ........ ....................,. $ 121,1•1• . . I' T I I I, FREELAND S. NORRIS, Cashier ol the above·named, biD. dtt aolemnly swear that tho above statement Is true to the besl ol knowledge' and belief. I>{ FREELAND S. NOIUUS, Calhlt~:. ' Golfers or Chesterhill Golf Course linashed match play oc: 13 to wjnd ~P t~~ o(fjclal season 11t the course near Chester operated bY Tommy Weber. Winners were Bill Child•, firs: flight; Loionel Boggs, winner, firsL hall championship flight: Phil Col· !Ins, runnerup, second champion· ship Olght, Nate Wiae, runne•up, Correcl-Altest: J. DIU.ON CROSS • EARL P. ROUSH CROSS li'Jrectors. llrst half championship flight , 'and EBER s. John Teaford, runnerup. first STATE OF omo COUNTY OF l41!llGS, as: .: 1 night. Sw01'11 to and subscribed bolo,. me thla'l8 <lay ol Octob,r, llltl7, ~ Red Gatlin was named course I hereby certify that !'am not an ~lllcer or director pi tbia bank. · " champion. Goiters enjoyed a picDI<' FRANK CLELAND, Notary l'llbUe; basket dinner at the clubhouse at My commission expires Feb. 12, 1~ . .. t p. m. between rounds pl.~ay~e'::d·:._..:...::===========~==~=====;:-4 ·mr Come In now for a . peek at the '58 Chevroletl ' ! Just ask your Chevrolet dealer to show you the booklet containing advance . inlort1111lion about the '58 Chevrolet. You can expect the 1958. thc'(Idet · to be new all ovct. Lines will sweep rakishly longer, lower and widet. vs ' ' I: field, incredibly st1iQOth air rido, ' ' ' J • ' ' ' DAILY 'C!ROSSWOR'D ~oming ,. . You'll leam nidft! at your Chevrolet dealer's. And y~\t c1111 Bee ,about 1111 early delivery that will make you a '58 Chevrolct-Fibtert ' 1• I' '58 Chevrolet, Thursday, ~ .. w tFf ~- • II Swill. I :l otrutiltdiits ' style Star E.. 1. Entire iD\ount Chevrolet · will ·fnltoduco two neVi · luxury modelS of and distlncdoo. Ohio (]oal ·Mines pr·00·PC,.IOn UpJn Sanond ·Qua"ter ~ACINI OF D A•D'ts't·rr'ct M'eett'"g He·'ld At Mo~ih~l\ : r:'~~~~/ives FIRST NATIONAL lANK There will be Full Coil suspension ~!1. for the fint time in Chevrolet's Loyal Mlt.ALtV~ · (Clne!JII~ljJrklplOr) llllsa Alln. IIOtlle r..;;rPhllllns "OIIP ADV!II!1:\Illl" . ·n REPORT OF CONDITION Of THi 9 fO 11 'ItP'111' No Admlulon Charged Sponsored By 1 No. 9115 Hall MOOSt Deborah Kerl' llo~ llile/'ltlllff ~HIAY. ..N' IC~WI• ;~~~~~::;;:;~~=~~~;;~=~=~e~~ Tlfere will be 8 completely new engine-radically different in d~gn. Six nr Wisconsin's tnut:hdOWII! this seaRon hnve been scored on plays that ourri•d lor 58 yards or CALHOUN PAVORID NEW YORK UP - Middle· welj(hl contender Rory Calhoun, unvel~n8 1 new "jet jab," Is fa. vortd at 13~ tg beat arttul Rocky Castellani tonl1hl ·•• boxln8 re· turno to Madloon Square Garden alter en abacnce ol nearly shortstop where tbe hard·billiJ)g Banb beat out .Uck-llelding Roy McMillan of the Bedlep. tO votes to eight. The other alx votes were divided amon( Dick Groat or the Pirates: AI Dark !,f the Cardinals and Chaco Fernau ez of the Pbjla. Although sound defensively, the team'l outotandlng attributecould it actually take the field in the !leah - would he hitting. l'lle eight re(ulan walloped no le,. than 247 home runa this year- an average of 31 per man - and !lYe or the ·~• bl~ more than .300, TONIGII'r ,. Corp3!:!:.Si"tn~l~~~n: ~~~-~~~-~~ ~~~- ..• • Wa!hington Court House 1 1 Leana and ,dlacounts (including $131.68 overdrafts) .... . Columbua North 27 _ Bank.premasea owned fl~.soo.oo, fusnlture and Columbus West o fiXtures $UBI.42 ........ , .. , ...... , ........... .. Alhtabuia 7 Wicklllfe 6 (Bank premlaeo owned are subJeot ·to no hena not assumed by Lorain 6 Sandosky 0 Olher aEeh .... .................................. :~"ii;iei~i;~.~~ Columbus Aqulnas M ' TO')'AL ASSETS ........ ...... .............. .. .. CleVeland St. Edw,rd 0 T Mount Vernon 48 .Urbana 0 LIAIILI IES Columbus Linden 21 Demind deposit.t of individuals, partnerships, Columbos Central \2 alii! eorporalions ................................ $ ~i,883.flnJ Columbus South 19 Time dewsits of Individuals, partnenhlps, Columbus Eallt 19 and corpor~llons .... .......... ... ............... · Bexley 21 Upper ArllnJIIon 0 DePOsits of Slalel und political subd(vlslons .. ,...... · IJIIJIIIIJ!l 'd Fairport t3 Geneva 12 TOTAL DEPOSITS ............... !t.03M8UO Bay Village 14 Rocky River 13t Lima 20 Middletown 0 J ' I' t~~S,~H .... D~ille-111 ' P I H T h' T S cJy . ,(A /lour C!fJ .. ' . ' tltor, followed by petroleum, In de.,ad the April 191!6 ·luuc t~e ~ docaae. Wblle the natlbn'' ' Mr. and llrL Curtil Bal~y of ' or 1!eader's Diseat. At the con· ·coal production ~a!l'ed Jo gain over ' oumer loan ~o nventlon; ne will lhrs p~riod, natusal 11"1 prodlicllon Athens apent s.tilrday alttriuioti describe what took plnce 18 he went up 1251pereent, the report with Mn. Mary Bailey, ~nd. tbroo othet'l, the onjy Amer· Klnlod. Mr. an~ Mra. Will H~llmaa leans , hilt 1 lh !\l.lllY •IJ'a com· Hpcnt Sunday wlih Mr. ana Mrt. Plel~l~ surlo~od by the qom· ~!if Dana s. Tur11er a~4 flllllly, . nuan tsl Viet lllnil, ~~~~ed to eva· 1:1 ' Mn. ltai')l Dilley a)>elit S.tur· <uo!r ' I]IQrr ila an 000.000 null~·· duy night and Sunday wltb i!rt. to 'r..edom. II Mll·tha Wolle and Attended the Mp\n buslnc~• bolor,e the ttlll7 Tuppers ttJa' I'ns Flatwoods Claureh Hp)lleeomJng. oonvcntlon nceordlng, to Mr F• Mr. and Mn. Gerald ~lolet of . Hl•dy. Is Jbe '•olution of "The 41JO The D or A bela 'their ahnuol Tuppers ~lalno and Mr. and Mra. Million DoUnr QuO!tion" Dele- D•puty's Club 'tneetlng or District Floyd Spence of Pomeroy called g•tcs will seek to find the ans· , No 13 Oct 18th at Tuppers l'laln1 on Mr.. Jenoie RoUllb Sonday. wers througB probing with. ques- Forest Ros(! ,Cbuneil. Mrs. Virgil Routh and son, Don· tlons such a& the10· ''The 4011 ~rs. Marg"et c. Kistler D 11 nie called on Mro. Josephine Me> Million Dollar Quesllon"-or, · presided over the meeting which Gee ol Long Bottom and Mt~ how can thli growing Industry Dpened with the Lord',; Prayer ill Buel Ridenour or Cbeater Sunday. continue and even improve it:~ unison Mr. and l-11'1. Glenn Swict af standards of sorvlce"tu the gen· Pl•n• were discussed lor th• Columbus, Mrs. Ella Painter, Mr. era! public and the communities Booster's meeting to he held Nov and Mrs. ·~ohn Hilton and two cHil· or Ohin? 14 at Logan. Ohio. Dinner at 6:30 dreu ol Johnstown, Mr. and Mrs. Keynote speaker for the con· A.M .. The annual rail~ of District James Carr and daughter, Mrs. ven\ion will be Lnwrente M.l No 13 wilt b• at Tuppm Plains Richard em of Pataskala, Mr. and Curtiss, recenUy.. tertcd presl· School Building April 17th. Mrs. Bill Dodderer and son of dent ol the National Cons11me1· l'lle Christmas meeting an1 Summit Station, \lr. •nd Mra. Finance Associntion pnrly wo.s planned ror December Ralp~ Painter and two daughters 8 ot 'Chester D of A Hull Ennl Iof Mlddlepcrt, Mr. and lin. Har· Cleland. council deputy, Edith ry Brown an~ 1\l'o sons ollollner• Wakely "'"" jr. P. c. 11/ltl be the ville were Sun~ay guests at •1he hostesses. A full chicken dinner Painter home. The blrib4ay of 9 5 will be served. Russell Palnaer waa celebrated. the consnf'IAr; .-,ap ' (\Jidll,•trx I Edith Betzing .ntaet Arbaugh Mn. Russ'li Spencer und daughOhio or.f scltlidli!etl' tbrauenil' · o{ Fore;( Rose Co~ocll were hos· tcr, nogcna, called at the Roush le<Bes at the Deputy Club meeting home Monday eW!nln&. . . 42nd Annual Cony,qntion or Ohio Consumer Louii 1As!rodi'; "" · I ' The Hall was decfrated In ke~plnP, Mr. and Mrs, Larty Rouoh of in Columbo~. ~tolior ,29~ ~0 ·. , with the .tJalioween season !he Jacklllln cali•d on ·Mf. and Mrs. "'''"' 'ttai!,,lll\•• i • · •o · • · . Obio's .coal ll)lnes rewrte<l lunch consisted o1 salad, ~andwich· VIJtll Roush Tlleaday evenine. , or this year's mcetin~ strong production • 9.l million tons' " ~ake ufl.l) .Of~e at t~e closing Mr. aod 1/.rs. Gordon Younc and 111!4~orill~g to .Kat Hlrilly, IS "The in the seoond quarter or the year. a 'resdln& by l!aria'ret c. Kistler son, Buddy, ol West Columbia, 'fl. Dollar Queation". It state 'lndusti'lal ROiatlons D,Jrector and a closing prayer. Va., were r~ent fillests or Mrs. to present size or the Hugh D. Walt announc~d today. '!'hose present were: Margaret Robert Painter. 'Hin6y, mgr ol lhe Econo· He said this was the s1me .In tho C. Kistler No 120 Logan, Ohio, Mr. and . Mrs. Dana S. Tumor ~ons~m.er loan business In 1lhio. s01eond ·qliarter ol19i!6, a year in Edllh Wakely No 282 Marietta, and family called at the WUi Hell· and Loan Co, SOO which coa1 production lncreased by Ohio, Mabel Mo!Bon No 282 Mar· man home Sun.day evenins. Street, Pomeny. seven percent ' !etta Ohio Mlllle Mobbely No 3iJ Mrs. Cl)'de Well and daughter the meellng. Walt'! report said second.quor· New' Matu~orris, Ohio. Erma Ole· ealled un llrs. lolar,y Bailey Sunday or the lirst g~nerql . tllr ei\lployment was 10,3001 a drop land No 323 'Chesler. Ohio, Nora evening. will bo a lunehelih ad• ol'two ·pilrcerit over the yqar. Coal· T•ylor No 84 Little Hocking, Ohio, ------by Dr. Thomas 'A. Dooley mine payroll was $14.5 mUllan · Erma Barnes No 269' Belpre, Ohio. MARKIT REPORT the young Navy mqdlcal ol£1. jus! even. with second quatter Lucille Forbes No 108 Nclsonvalle. CINCINNATI UP - Produce: I!M, fo l'••• who achieved lame lor his 1958. Ohio, Mal'f(arcl L. Klailer No IZO In the "Pas.Juge to FreeThe report showed Ohio's coal LOgan, Ohl , Ethel 'A:rbaugh, Edith Eggs, irregular, U. S oonsumar grades ~bites a~d brown, A Jum· , opcrnHon in Viet N•.m l• pro.duetloh ~lni 'generally au•· Belling N~0285 Tuppers Plains. bos M·57; A,large 51J.82; A medl· ' ~liM. toined since 1947. wbicb ~·ntrasted u,m 34130: A small 24-26; B lar~o 1 pr. Dooley 'has written a book sharply• with tbe depres'sed state ol 411-49. FOB Cilnclnnatl whites a~~ ,. a~ut the cxpcricne.tis, "Deliver nation~J coal Jroc1uction. browns, A large' 48-110; A medium Vs Fi'om Evil" which . w,~s con· On the national level, natural 411-47: B large !13-54. PFC Norman T. Stewart 2,4, aon 1 Chickens, steady, tryers 3·3\! lh 1>1 Mrs. Sylvja I. Stewart of Masor. IIHB; hen• heavy 13·14; hens, has beeu assigned,to·the Supreme light 8·11 ACROSS 4 Therefore 2f ll'enc. Butter, 90 score 71. Headquarters Allied Powers near . 1 Intervals &. Flat in( Paris, France. G. A Jlermlt 6. River lJ!and · 8\Vord Stewart is a member or the 520th 9. Oroetlng 1. Hca<i'"leln ·U .''Inctteo Military Pollee and he entered JO. Presses enormoua 26. BUill. servle<: , In Septejnlier, 1956. He pototoe1 print cal completed basic training at Fort Several atlended the brlaal ·12. SOle 8. Br!Jtty mount Chaffee, Arkansas, and arrived In <shower given by M~a. Denver Holt· 13. Revolve 9. Oodde1se1 27. RegretJ F.uropc early this month. er for her duugbter, Donna, Satur· 14. Music not~ ot tea.aorta 28. Moat day evening. 1~. Pale 11, Stltchtd, . reCent KANEOHE BAY, Hawaii iFH" 18. A brawl )3. Spicy 29. Im. Mr< Clara Grue..r, )!rs. VIr· I NC} - Marine Sgt. Louie D. Le(', glnla 11. Greediness 1~. Droop bibed "Wetltrdar'• ko.•• .,. Thoren an~ Mrs. Blanch of Route no. 1. Pomeroy Ohio is Hamm made apple butter Wedncs 20. Compass 18. Mitigating 31. Malt 31. Before participating in extensive combln· day. r eadang . 19. Coin I~rs 1 j)ever,..,!• 38. By.Wll o1 , ed •lirtlllety 'Blld lnlautry manu· ¥jss..Anni.COI))eU, Pombroy, wn .,. 21. EflorllciaSly · ~.'wtndo\lo' • 38:UI\~1k . .'4Z.l161d"'ai:«t vcrs by the First Marine Brigaado the week end guest o! her brother, 22. Lean-to edge tKoaiphaiH!t tabbr.l 23. PO>ed OQ the Island ol Hawaii during the Charles Cornell and famdy and at1 2f. ExcJa. month or October. tended thurcb seMilces ~t the IEUB " mat ion • Over 3,400 Marines nre trmning church Sund;y I' I~ ~ 25 Frtnchman in the rugged Pohakuloa ilr•a of Miss Phillis lhlc, a >lud•nt at 27. M:an·s name I" I'" Hawa1i belween the volcanoes OU, was the week end gua st ol 30. Optnlags Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. home folb IUJat.) I''' Artillery units are utilizing the Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson ~ 31. Constntttor !o nrei f o r unrestricted firing 4lf and f.amllr of Columbus ~ere the ;."/, :i'/. ,1~2. Latvtan ~~~ 1 their lllftmm howitzers und the 4.2 week end guesls of Mr " d Mrs. ... : , J . r:lvcr 1poas.) 1 . •• Mortar Company Is engaging \n Lee .loluuon. I'" ~3. I.omprey I" '~ month long rlring practice. ~ , a.i,'-\V,•Iil Aftzea. Mr. a~d Mrs. lohn lble a•d chll· I" The 4th Marines, major ground ~ren were Sunday eueil.l of her fllllbr ) ~~·· .~. 35. S !,U'It/! 'Y unit of the Brigade, is conducting ·~;.rento 1 Mr and \lrs.' c. D. Reed, outinga battalion size infantry problems who havtlrccenlly moved t< Zanes1/"/, 131. Level made more realistic by ac1ual ville. ~ I'" 1 39. De1!verer ' artillery and mortar support. The Dehpar Hamm visited with rela· ' tO. !nergetlc infantry Is also receiving close air lives In l.an,.ster Thur>day to I" I. II.Colt pega ~ support from Marine Aarcralt Sunday. l!e was aceomtenied ,U.Accom· If Group' · 13, the Brigade's aar ele- home by Mrs Hamm. They attend·" · · pltllhmento I d 'l:: ed tlle"Laneader Fair. ment. ' . .__ ' 1 ) ; ,~ I· • I DOWN I ·. 'I"Cipttal ' I '. I" •' E?ll" W;f ~.'!'rave! to111it.rro : . .. DA'lLV CR\'P'l'()QlJOTJ: -Uen't •how .to ..IIi 1&: AKYD~IAA~« Ia LONGt'Zf.J:OW ' . Ona letter tlmply otando for lltolhtr. i:a thll !'lftlplt ·J. ' .toi the 'lt>reo L'l, X lor the two O't,' 'itc. 8~1 Iii~ ~ 't!Qpbea, lm length .nd fonnauO. df the....,... ln''ofi '!iiiili. il:adJ dlf';c. cod~ mttrs 111 dlffeMl. ' . 11-. ·1 . f,..'' .,, ~~ ........ ATW '· 'WW·B, RS¥W I I· '\vQ""H t:ff r ·~ll 'P~:I+,J'V~t :B.W·W, D 1oi-I)E, V - A '~loo 1 J HH .WKWOIT-TWPK~. HEARING HI!LMET NEW YORK UP - Taoltle Frank Varrlchione of the Pitt• burgh Sle,le"""'- 1 former Notre Dkme great. 11 bard of hearing and wears . • ''""'lal helmet equlpped with a hearing ald. �,, . ' ., ', ' ) " I ,,, ' 'II' l ',f .. ( ' J 1·, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., O.ct. 21, 1~57-5 gn• ·has been c(llll's bluest compc· Pro ,Tied On Top Mter SUbdaY' By EARL WRIGHT Unlltcl Prtsa Spom Writer Brilliant Sunday peiformances by Bobby Layne. Howard C.w· dy, Sunny Jurgensen, Y. A. Tittle and Charley Conerly produce<! lir.st-place ties in both divisions of the National Foolbull League. The LioJJB set up 1 thrie-way lie for fint in the Western Division by rallymg from a 21·3 deliclt to edge the Baltimore Colis at Detroit, 31·21, Takmg advantage of Baltimore's fir5t dcleat, the San Francisco Forty Naners tied the Colh and LionA for the Western lead as Tit· lie !ired two touchdown aqd scored hlm,.ll In a tory over the Green Bay Jurgensen. a rookie quarterback from Duke. replated th~ inJured Bobby Thompaon and helped Philadelphia Eagles pull the day's biggrst upset He threw a touch down pass and plwaged for an· other" Phlwdelphla downed the Cleveland, Browns, the only other previously unbeaten <lub, 17-7. The Eagleo had lost 14 alraight games, ineluding exhibitions, and took a 24-1 whipping at Cleveland last week. Conerly threw two touchdown S<hnelker as the New York Glanll, delendlng league champions, shut out the PiiiJburgh Steelero, 3~ . 0. The Glanta, playing like titleholders lor the first time Ibis aeaaon, booated their record to :1-t ind tied Cleveland for the Eaatern lead. P""'' to Bob BOWLING lDGHUGHTS Crow'l! Ste-dk House 1\10n 3 more game• In the Pt. Plea1ant "M(m',: Classic" League. Rink Mench!nl led the Steak House bowlers wtth a 214 high single and 606 total. The City Ice & Fuel ' bowler; were led by Carl Neal with a 513 total. Jim Lewia bed 213 singlt· "arne. ~· LONG PUTT WINS KIAMESHA LAKE. N. Y. UP Doug Ford, 1957 Masters dO li chompion, sank a 90-foot putt on the 18th hole Saturday to win the Me\ropotltan PGA title by strok( over Bill Collins a n d Femlnelli. Ford •not three 70s an the &4- ~ole to1.1rnament on the Concord International Club courRP / SPORTS DESK Eastern Defeated 33·0 On Niw Feild Parents' Night .College Football Aaron, Schoendieust, Spahn, Picked " For lUl.Star lJ'i Observed During ~, u~:;TPmt ' By All Writers NLNine Vanderbilt 32 Penn St 20 . 13 Lafayette t; NEW YORK UP- Hank Aaron, represen\ed on the squad. Opening Contest Temple Boston CoUcge 12 VIllanova 9 Red S<hoendaenst and Warren l'lle voting was clo10 only at Eastern High ScMol gridders Army 29 Pitlsburgh 13 2o Pennsylvania 1 :~:~ d~;i~~e~~o~~~~~~·r..~jg~: Brown Dartmouth 14 Holy Cross 7 Don't give up on your boys yet, .llliddleport. the Route 7 new high school was Yale 18 cornell 7 Sure they're havmg it tough. Sure they haven't been con· used for the llrst lime. Their Lehigh 13 Rutgers 7 vinced yet that if they learn well what to do, t)ten do their ut· Invited guest was .North Gallla, Eoston u 28 Bucknell 0 't th '11 w1'n more than they lose (because their leaders of the. Galha league of Colgate 12 Princeton 10 mos t t 0 d o 1 , ey . whieh Eastern u a member. opponent may not have learned has lesson so good, or be so Eastern held their viaitors with· Harvard 19 Columbia 6 SOUTH determined to give it his utmo,t). , . 1 in ra~gc in Jhc first half but North Maryland 21 North Carolina 7 In the press box after the Wellston deluge last Frtday mght 1 Gallla's classy Smith brothers J. Auburn 3 Georgia Tech 0 John Weber of the Wellston Sentinel recalled: D. and Ray, .rullback and quarter· Virginia 39 V P.l. 7 "This Rocket club is the same bunch of boys who last year J back respccllvely, were too much Duke 34 Wake Forest 7 to contaan an the third• and fourth Navy 21 Georgia '' dropped seven games. They cou ld n 't do a nything right•· And quarter I~ atthem now." . J. D. 'had tallied the first TD in V.M I. 14 Wilham and Mary 13 As of the moment, Wellston IS favored to ta:ke the SEO 1the opening quarter on a 30 yard Mississippi st. 29 ,Fiorida 20 Tennesaee 14 Alabsmu without a hitch in their victory string. Jackson, Nelsonville, II scamper and did it ~galw with a Citadel 26 Richmond 0 and Athens stand in their way in that order:Jackson IS host 25·yarde~(. m the thud quarter. Louisville 33 Da)llon 19 to the Rockets Thursday night. 1 Mea~wh1 e,ln the second quarter, MIDWEST. Nelsonville ought to be another lik~ Middleport to Wellston 2i~' Y~~~s made it !3-0 on 1 drave Ohio State 36 indiana 0 Miami (Ohiol 26 Ohio U 0 but Athens could give the Rockets trouble. · Eastern never threaened seri· Bowling Green 29 Toledo 0 .L ously although Coach Bob ·Mar· J)etrolt 30 Xavier (Ohio) 20 artaiJef tin'a boys, Jed by the hard running Iowa 21 Wisconsin 1 everybody can't win all the time and of 143 pound right halfback Roger Bradley 19 Colorado St. U. 0 BUt t ~~n;! pot'nt is that • · 1Gaul and Ronme Myers, worked Drake vs Colorado St. cancelled the Jackets ha·ve a little bit farther to come back than most the ball to the Gallia 20. At that Colorado 42 Kanaas St. 14 teams that have been "down" in the past. The Jackets can point they lost it on dowru. 11 was Syracuse 26 Nebraska 9 hurt somebody yet. With a revived fighting spirit, and the the third, quarter and from here Cincannati 14 Marquette 0 knowledge that they can win (Wahama and McArthur) the 1on Galha piled it on with 14 pol nil SOUTHWEST Jackets can show the fans even yet they have a consuming in the laot lrame. Texas A&M 1 Texas Christian 0 passion for victory. For Eastern, Bob Whitlatch at OklahOma 41 Kansss 0 Three very down·l(\·earth examples of what outmanned, less center: Ralph Knight who caught Texas 17 Arkansas 0 adept but fired up football teams can do occurred this week two passeo, and worked as a lane- Houston 6 Oklahoma St. 6 end. Purdue dumped Michigan State. Illinois humbled r.linne· backer on defenae, and BIU Durst Rice 21 Southern Methodlot 21 North Texss St. 14 TUlsa 1% . Cl B at left tackle were OUtstandmg. sola, and the Philadelphia Eagles beat t~ eveland rowns The christening of the field Hardin-Simmons 27 Wichita 14 fair and square. All of which suddenly shot Woody Hayes into which has been built entirely by Baylor 1~ Texas Tech 12 the Rose Bowl picture! members or the Eastern Athletic New Mexico 27 Arizona o On its own scale, the Sl!lO Is similar to the Big Ten. Purdue Boosb!ra A,.oc\atlon waa marked N ~ex. West. 10 N. Mex. Mil ln. • wasn't supposed to beat anybody ·except Indiana, Northwest· by 'Parenu' Night" when Dads and WEST ern and maybe Illinois.- Illinois was only playing out its sche· Mothers or the playen and band Wyomln8 0 Brllham Young 0 • 'th · t 1 b kl h B personnel were Introduced. Band d u Ie WI Mmneso a, sa d the oo es. T e rowns ar~ Ull· Director Bernard Krinke did not Denver 12 Utah 1 heatable, reported the same dopesters. put on hla M-p•ece band ror a Colorado St. 20 Colorado C. 14 sl)ow but North GalUa'a band per· Montana 35 Utah St. U And you say give up on Middleport? Bah! UCLA 26 Oregon St. 1 formed. An eaUmoted 400 fans watched Stanlord 2t Wa•bington 14 the !tams boUle on the new lield'a California 12 s. ~aurornla o 14 Wasbinaton St. IS Coach Cilo and his boys have a tough one Friday night: turf, made spongy by rains Thurs· Oregon Idaho 7 College o! Pacilic 7 Athens, 3·1 in the SEO and 5·1 on its season. The Bulldogs day and l'i'lday. have clipped Middleport 53·0, Nelsonville 47·0, and Gallipolis NFL STANDINGS By United Prell 26·6. Outside the league Athens took Circleville 19·0 and tough E11tom Dlvltltn Belpre 24-6 W. L. Pet. Repo~ts from Athens last Friday night hinted that the Pan· Cleveland 3 I .1110 !hers wtll have to put somebody with a lot of force onto Mr. New York 3 I .7110 Vic Stanson who performs at an Athens' end post. He was :: everywhere on deleiiSe and used his 190 pounds to smear about everything coming Into his neighborhood. ~~ FR' If LITSKY Wa.ahlngto~ I 3 .2110 • 1 Wrlltr , Phlla~elph•t . 1 3 .2110 Against Galli polls he was a nurober •Qf tackles· better than ~ Un~• 1 Wtstern DfVIIIDn either Max Walton or Tom Compston of Wellston. I wonder The ·rt"a1ton'S c<iJJege grhl play ' how he'll stand up when Junior Hawthorne puts a shoulder m · the lew still unscolhcd and Baliimorc ~· ~· .~~ th~ walking wounded from Sat11r San Francisco to him? 3 1 .730 I :i't ) Y'· I. ~ day's wove' or upsets - plun ~-:.- Detroit 3 J mso intn "bHck-yard" conference pl.1y Chicago Dcara 1 3 .250 One OS OUg leS 0 fU Saturd'y as the season passes the Loa Aageles 1 3 .2il0 polnl. Th c Prediction Panel had a pretty good night. Jackson hurt halfway The highly attractive schedule i• Green Bay · I 3 .2110 them but otherwise pickings were pretty easy. The form rwured by key games m tho Baq Chicago ~~':a:~ ;::~~~~ton 14 charts worked nicely and the eightsome now can settle down 10, Atlantic Coast, Southwest Philadelphia 11 Cleveland 7 to figuring out this week's winners. and Ivy J.eagues plus such juicy New York ~~ Plttshurgh 0 They have three real toughies in Pomeroy at Athens and non conrerence rare " Notre Detroit 31 Baltlmore ·27 Wellston at Jackson. Either one, 1 figure, could go either way. Dame "· Pltisburgh, Misaloalppl Chicago Bears 34 Lot Angeles 28 At Belpre the )11ighties of the .Uttle Buckeye, Belpre " · Arkan.., and Auburn va. Hou!· San Fi'sncisco 24 Green Bay 14 Rutlll:nd, clash ill. a showdown for the title. That one wlli ton. Gomoo Thla W"k 1 The acsson's most spectacular Chleago Bears !t San Fi'ancisco ulu, a dilly, a Real McCoy, well, ~ heck of a good footballllsuccessioJJB or upsets claimed no Cleveland at Chicago cards fewer than lour or the country'• Detroit at Loo Angeles game. Ililok for the Panel to hit a real test this week in three battles. lop 10 teamo Saturday as Purdue Green Bay at Baltimore GaiUpolis will be favored at Mi dleport Thursday night and whippod first . ranked Michigan Philadelphia ut PlUsburgh Logan will get a· decided nod at Nei•Qnvllle Frida~ night. State, 20.13, Illinois beat third· Washington at New YDrk Oth Ea ' ranked Minnesota, 34·13, UCLA er games: stern at Rio Gfande (close), ronton St. Jo delellated ocventh ranked Oregon pitcher Blll Bell !rom their Lin· at Kyger (who Is Ironton St. Jo?), Pt. Pleasant at Hurricane, St.ltc, 26-7, and Tcm otunned coin. Neb., farm club and sold Wahama at 1Cedar Grove. You pl~k-;~, fellas, and may the ninth • ranked Arkansu, 17·0. pitcher Jackie Brown to their Cobest teams win. .' ,,.,. Second . ranked Oklahoma, moan· umbua, Ohio farm club. Bell had ' while, romped over Kanau, ti.JJ, an IH record with Lincoln this Give Up The Ship, Fans I , fe B,It F They Have ALdt I I I Cilo Meets Mr. Stanson Of Athens 'f _T S_ 0p ____ earns et For Back Yard Play S;trday ~~~~i.~~g~ards ~ ~ _.rl, Spahn, the three key men in the Milwaukee Bm•ea' mlrcb to a world champion!hlp.fNere the only unanimous ,.leeUona today on the United PreiS' 19~7 National League Ali-Ster team. • A fourth Milwaukee alar, thirdbaseman Ed Mathews, was named to the team which also Included llrst baseman Stan Musial of the St. Loula Cardinals, shortshop Er· nle Banb of the Cbicago Cuba, outrlelder Willie ~ays of the New York Glsnto, catcher Ed Bailey and outlle1der Fi'ank Robinaon of the Cincinnati Red1ega and rootte pitcher lack Sanford of the Phil,. delphia Phlls. The team was selecte.d for the United Press by a special committee of 24 ba,.ball writers from each city in , the league. The Brooklyn Dodgers and Pittsburgh Pirates w.ere the only teama not Foothall Scores By Un\ltcl p,... Hamillon 14 Springfield 2 Berne-Union 7 Columbua Unlv. 0 Grandvaew 19 Delaware 7 Colum~us St. Cbarlea 60 Fi'anklln Heights 0 ~~~~~~!'~o~~o~hlngton 6 , boy matlf a clllll- : NOW HE'S GONE FOREVER ' ..., concelltdThe. dalo 117 aloolh OD till hlahWIY, Lola ,..... 40,000 Amtri- ditd in lnl\lc ...~ ......_ Yoo con help atop &ltll .....- wuto of lilt. Bucks FaciD! FuJl,.Work Diet ~d ~· r~~I~Jma t~~w ~:~ ara~~~::. ,.~e; ;ar;TEEN ;.==;;;.===;;;;,I AGE DANCE In Prepan"ng For Badger Club Eve!)' 1J I COLUMBUS UP _ Conch Wooolv llnye.t today pros.,·lbcd a lull diet of rough wo,rk lor his Ohio State rrldder thlt k1 ' wee n prcpar· ~!~~; ~~~~~· S~~r·::;ln 11me at 0 _.,...._ ....... ... ....--'"'-·"'.... 1- tofttr. __., """"· ~ .,, _ _ _ .. Moro4 I ---. -· Wol to o01c1 _,..,. ot oil .... '" '"' "" ...... y............. lnt . . ...... .,.. ..., ,., r-11 ,....u.w .. • 1ullo """" ia •JNN'lo" will .... ,.. fTaoAl......... C...•U l!aycs I• faced with ,the problr01 or sharpeni~K the offense for another rough battle with th6 Do~ geu 1ft~r the Bucks ran roua:h abo~ over Indiana 36-0 bore Sat urday TJie Hoosier game ·was viewed ly Lwn ll1hta by Hayrs.. One. It hol)led him reot his Injured regu tm 10 the aquad Ia expected to be In the bcot physical shape of the ·Compali n Saturday. But. •oc ondlY, the first and second tenm apeolt the largest part cf the a!tr1· nollt 1\'llmlng the bench and mu sln~ ftttceuary gAme e~eperlcnce Oblo Stale u"d 57 players In thr Indiana contest 1n an ellort \o hold the score down nn the nut Hoosier's but It Both Michigan state and Min nesola !see ncxl the ncmsily bounc· lng back Saturdayof aaalnr.t formidable Big 1 o Qpponents Mlchlsan State 2-1 In the conler· once plays tllinois l·t and Min ncaola 2·1 fact'l!l Ma<hl!'lln 1·1. lowa and Ohip State, tied lor the conference lead with 2·0 records, plpy Northwestern o-2 and wts• consl~ J.l respectively. thq Bucks afternoon. Ohio Stale's chief worry In tho WiocoJJBln aame will be Jo holrt Danny Uwl.!, tho Badgers senior hatrijck in checked. 1'\'e ahlrty Lewlo already h•• two tbuehdown runs of more than PIRATU RING BILL . 80 rards thl.! 10aoon and Is con· sldered one ol tilt finest broken PITTSBURGH UP - The 'Plttufield runners In the Western Con burgh Piratea have purc~ued rerence. • Monday Order of Moose bette a· ' CAU. IUOI fill lltf IISPICIIII It Will Pay You To Con111lt U. fiRST. t~~onlhs. A -'beautiful nollafl- tlal 10 evwr hoM ... but lhlre Ia C!. ' -~ -"',!loalll.lhe .,..., .. ,.... !no IIICIItllctla. When Yilt! ~ ftont ,u l ..•.. , •... ........... ~ •;ytU gellM ...L he UIIOOIIfOr thill ...-oollnalolt. ~ .. \ (Iii w~Dil'.COiorl I TUtt.IWOII. FAMILY NIGHT$ · Jean HO"-OR IHOW ~)~w,!!'!~G~~I]J.!;H Grep Palnler "!OMIIIS OF In 1... Stoto of Ohio, AI the CIMe of luol- on Oct.}~7. JIQ; llshod In l'uponoo to ..n made iol' Complrelltr of tho C ·i ...... SKtlon 5211, U.l, Rrtloed Stahl!"' '' . ASSITS Cash, balances with other banu, Including reserve balanee, , ' l.• and cub items in proceBB of collection ............ $ 21,,082,7' United State.& Government oblilallont direct · · and ' guarsnteed ...... ........ :...... ............ s:f.~~:~ Obligations of Slates and political subdivisions .... .... . m Childs, Boggs, Win Play At Chester Course Capllat Stock: , Common stock, total par !M.OOO.OO ........... .... $ Surplus __-- - _ ---- _-- -__---- -- ---------- -- ------ -~-. Undivided ~rofils ................... ............., •.. {_....,:.,! TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ......... .. ... . . TOTAL LIABTUTIES ,AND CAPITAL ACCOUN')'S • • MIMORANDA Ali~ ti'pl~dged qr ..Jianejl to sebur; llabJUUea and . , • , . for Ollitr P"tpOses ........ ....................,. $ 121,1•1• . . I' T I I I, FREELAND S. NORRIS, Cashier ol the above·named, biD. dtt aolemnly swear that tho above statement Is true to the besl ol knowledge' and belief. I>{ FREELAND S. NOIUUS, Calhlt~:. ' Golfers or Chesterhill Golf Course linashed match play oc: 13 to wjnd ~P t~~ o(fjclal season 11t the course near Chester operated bY Tommy Weber. Winners were Bill Child•, firs: flight; Loionel Boggs, winner, firsL hall championship flight: Phil Col· !Ins, runnerup, second champion· ship Olght, Nate Wiae, runne•up, Correcl-Altest: J. DIU.ON CROSS • EARL P. ROUSH CROSS li'Jrectors. llrst half championship flight , 'and EBER s. John Teaford, runnerup. first STATE OF omo COUNTY OF l41!llGS, as: .: 1 night. Sw01'11 to and subscribed bolo,. me thla'l8 <lay ol Octob,r, llltl7, ~ Red Gatlin was named course I hereby certify that !'am not an ~lllcer or director pi tbia bank. · " champion. Goiters enjoyed a picDI<' FRANK CLELAND, Notary l'llbUe; basket dinner at the clubhouse at My commission expires Feb. 12, 1~ . .. t p. m. between rounds pl.~ay~e'::d·:._..:...::===========~==~=====;:-4 ·mr Come In now for a . peek at the '58 Chevroletl ' ! Just ask your Chevrolet dealer to show you the booklet containing advance . inlort1111lion about the '58 Chevrolet. You can expect the 1958. thc'(Idet · to be new all ovct. Lines will sweep rakishly longer, lower and widet. vs ' ' I: field, incredibly st1iQOth air rido, ' ' ' J • ' ' ' DAILY 'C!ROSSWOR'D ~oming ,. . You'll leam nidft! at your Chevrolet dealer's. And y~\t c1111 Bee ,about 1111 early delivery that will make you a '58 Chevrolct-Fibtert ' 1• I' '58 Chevrolet, Thursday, ~ .. w tFf ~- • II Swill. I :l otrutiltdiits ' style Star E.. 1. Entire iD\ount Chevrolet · will ·fnltoduco two neVi · luxury modelS of and distlncdoo. Ohio (]oal ·Mines pr·00·PC,.IOn UpJn Sanond ·Qua"ter ~ACINI OF D A•D'ts't·rr'ct M'eett'"g He·'ld At Mo~ih~l\ : r:'~~~~/ives FIRST NATIONAL lANK There will be Full Coil suspension ~!1. for the fint time in Chevrolet's Loyal Mlt.ALtV~ · (Clne!JII~ljJrklplOr) llllsa Alln. IIOtlle r..;;rPhllllns "OIIP ADV!II!1:\Illl" . ·n REPORT OF CONDITION Of THi 9 fO 11 'ItP'111' No Admlulon Charged Sponsored By 1 No. 9115 Hall MOOSt Deborah Kerl' llo~ llile/'ltlllff ~HIAY. ..N' IC~WI• ;~~~~~::;;:;~~=~~~;;~=~=~e~~ Tlfere will be 8 completely new engine-radically different in d~gn. Six nr Wisconsin's tnut:hdOWII! this seaRon hnve been scored on plays that ourri•d lor 58 yards or CALHOUN PAVORID NEW YORK UP - Middle· welj(hl contender Rory Calhoun, unvel~n8 1 new "jet jab," Is fa. vortd at 13~ tg beat arttul Rocky Castellani tonl1hl ·•• boxln8 re· turno to Madloon Square Garden alter en abacnce ol nearly shortstop where tbe hard·billiJ)g Banb beat out .Uck-llelding Roy McMillan of the Bedlep. tO votes to eight. The other alx votes were divided amon( Dick Groat or the Pirates: AI Dark !,f the Cardinals and Chaco Fernau ez of the Pbjla. Although sound defensively, the team'l outotandlng attributecould it actually take the field in the !leah - would he hitting. l'lle eight re(ulan walloped no le,. than 247 home runa this year- an average of 31 per man - and !lYe or the ·~• bl~ more than .300, TONIGII'r ,. Corp3!:!:.Si"tn~l~~~n: ~~~-~~~-~~ ~~~- ..• • Wa!hington Court House 1 1 Leana and ,dlacounts (including $131.68 overdrafts) .... . Columbua North 27 _ Bank.premasea owned fl~.soo.oo, fusnlture and Columbus West o fiXtures $UBI.42 ........ , .. , ...... , ........... .. Alhtabuia 7 Wicklllfe 6 (Bank premlaeo owned are subJeot ·to no hena not assumed by Lorain 6 Sandosky 0 Olher aEeh .... .................................. :~"ii;iei~i;~.~~ Columbus Aqulnas M ' TO')'AL ASSETS ........ ...... .............. .. .. CleVeland St. Edw,rd 0 T Mount Vernon 48 .Urbana 0 LIAIILI IES Columbus Linden 21 Demind deposit.t of individuals, partnerships, Columbos Central \2 alii! eorporalions ................................ $ ~i,883.flnJ Columbus South 19 Time dewsits of Individuals, partnenhlps, Columbus Eallt 19 and corpor~llons .... .......... ... ............... · Bexley 21 Upper ArllnJIIon 0 DePOsits of Slalel und political subd(vlslons .. ,...... · IJIIJIIIIJ!l 'd Fairport t3 Geneva 12 TOTAL DEPOSITS ............... !t.03M8UO Bay Village 14 Rocky River 13t Lima 20 Middletown 0 J ' I' t~~S,~H .... D~ille-111 ' P I H T h' T S cJy . ,(A /lour C!fJ .. ' . ' tltor, followed by petroleum, In de.,ad the April 191!6 ·luuc t~e ~ docaae. Wblle the natlbn'' ' Mr. and llrL Curtil Bal~y of ' or 1!eader's Diseat. At the con· ·coal production ~a!l'ed Jo gain over ' oumer loan ~o nventlon; ne will lhrs p~riod, natusal 11"1 prodlicllon Athens apent s.tilrday alttriuioti describe what took plnce 18 he went up 1251pereent, the report with Mn. Mary Bailey, ~nd. tbroo othet'l, the onjy Amer· Klnlod. Mr. an~ Mra. Will H~llmaa leans , hilt 1 lh !\l.lllY •IJ'a com· Hpcnt Sunday wlih Mr. ana Mrt. Plel~l~ surlo~od by the qom· ~!if Dana s. Tur11er a~4 flllllly, . nuan tsl Viet lllnil, ~~~~ed to eva· 1:1 ' Mn. ltai')l Dilley a)>elit S.tur· <uo!r ' I]IQrr ila an 000.000 null~·· duy night and Sunday wltb i!rt. to 'r..edom. II Mll·tha Wolle and Attended the Mp\n buslnc~• bolor,e the ttlll7 Tuppers ttJa' I'ns Flatwoods Claureh Hp)lleeomJng. oonvcntlon nceordlng, to Mr F• Mr. and Mn. Gerald ~lolet of . Hl•dy. Is Jbe '•olution of "The 41JO The D or A bela 'their ahnuol Tuppers ~lalno and Mr. and Mra. Million DoUnr QuO!tion" Dele- D•puty's Club 'tneetlng or District Floyd Spence of Pomeroy called g•tcs will seek to find the ans· , No 13 Oct 18th at Tuppers l'laln1 on Mr.. Jenoie RoUllb Sonday. wers througB probing with. ques- Forest Ros(! ,Cbuneil. Mrs. Virgil Routh and son, Don· tlons such a& the10· ''The 4011 ~rs. Marg"et c. Kistler D 11 nie called on Mro. Josephine Me> Million Dollar Quesllon"-or, · presided over the meeting which Gee ol Long Bottom and Mt~ how can thli growing Industry Dpened with the Lord',; Prayer ill Buel Ridenour or Cbeater Sunday. continue and even improve it:~ unison Mr. and l-11'1. Glenn Swict af standards of sorvlce"tu the gen· Pl•n• were discussed lor th• Columbus, Mrs. Ella Painter, Mr. era! public and the communities Booster's meeting to he held Nov and Mrs. ·~ohn Hilton and two cHil· or Ohin? 14 at Logan. Ohio. Dinner at 6:30 dreu ol Johnstown, Mr. and Mrs. Keynote speaker for the con· A.M .. The annual rail~ of District James Carr and daughter, Mrs. ven\ion will be Lnwrente M.l No 13 wilt b• at Tuppm Plains Richard em of Pataskala, Mr. and Curtiss, recenUy.. tertcd presl· School Building April 17th. Mrs. Bill Dodderer and son of dent ol the National Cons11me1· l'lle Christmas meeting an1 Summit Station, \lr. •nd Mra. Finance Associntion pnrly wo.s planned ror December Ralp~ Painter and two daughters 8 ot 'Chester D of A Hull Ennl Iof Mlddlepcrt, Mr. and lin. Har· Cleland. council deputy, Edith ry Brown an~ 1\l'o sons ollollner• Wakely "'"" jr. P. c. 11/ltl be the ville were Sun~ay guests at •1he hostesses. A full chicken dinner Painter home. The blrib4ay of 9 5 will be served. Russell Palnaer waa celebrated. the consnf'IAr; .-,ap ' (\Jidll,•trx I Edith Betzing .ntaet Arbaugh Mn. Russ'li Spencer und daughOhio or.f scltlidli!etl' tbrauenil' · o{ Fore;( Rose Co~ocll were hos· tcr, nogcna, called at the Roush le<Bes at the Deputy Club meeting home Monday eW!nln&. . . 42nd Annual Cony,qntion or Ohio Consumer Louii 1As!rodi'; "" · I ' The Hall was decfrated In ke~plnP, Mr. and Mrs, Larty Rouoh of in Columbo~. ~tolior ,29~ ~0 ·. , with the .tJalioween season !he Jacklllln cali•d on ·Mf. and Mrs. "'''"' 'ttai!,,lll\•• i • · •o · • · . Obio's .coal ll)lnes rewrte<l lunch consisted o1 salad, ~andwich· VIJtll Roush Tlleaday evenine. , or this year's mcetin~ strong production • 9.l million tons' " ~ake ufl.l) .Of~e at t~e closing Mr. aod 1/.rs. Gordon Younc and 111!4~orill~g to .Kat Hlrilly, IS "The in the seoond quarter or the year. a 'resdln& by l!aria'ret c. Kistler son, Buddy, ol West Columbia, 'fl. Dollar Queation". It state 'lndusti'lal ROiatlons D,Jrector and a closing prayer. Va., were r~ent fillests or Mrs. to present size or the Hugh D. Walt announc~d today. '!'hose present were: Margaret Robert Painter. 'Hin6y, mgr ol lhe Econo· He said this was the s1me .In tho C. Kistler No 120 Logan, Ohio, Mr. and . Mrs. Dana S. Tumor ~ons~m.er loan business In 1lhio. s01eond ·qliarter ol19i!6, a year in Edllh Wakely No 282 Marietta, and family called at the WUi Hell· and Loan Co, SOO which coa1 production lncreased by Ohio, Mabel Mo!Bon No 282 Mar· man home Sun.day evenins. Street, Pomeny. seven percent ' !etta Ohio Mlllle Mobbely No 3iJ Mrs. Cl)'de Well and daughter the meellng. Walt'! report said second.quor· New' Matu~orris, Ohio. Erma Ole· ealled un llrs. lolar,y Bailey Sunday or the lirst g~nerql . tllr ei\lployment was 10,3001 a drop land No 323 'Chesler. Ohio, Nora evening. will bo a lunehelih ad• ol'two ·pilrcerit over the yqar. Coal· T•ylor No 84 Little Hocking, Ohio, ------by Dr. Thomas 'A. Dooley mine payroll was $14.5 mUllan · Erma Barnes No 269' Belpre, Ohio. MARKIT REPORT the young Navy mqdlcal ol£1. jus! even. with second quatter Lucille Forbes No 108 Nclsonvalle. CINCINNATI UP - Produce: I!M, fo l'••• who achieved lame lor his 1958. Ohio, Mal'f(arcl L. Klailer No IZO In the "Pas.Juge to FreeThe report showed Ohio's coal LOgan, Ohl , Ethel 'A:rbaugh, Edith Eggs, irregular, U. S oonsumar grades ~bites a~d brown, A Jum· , opcrnHon in Viet N•.m l• pro.duetloh ~lni 'generally au•· Belling N~0285 Tuppers Plains. bos M·57; A,large 51J.82; A medl· ' ~liM. toined since 1947. wbicb ~·ntrasted u,m 34130: A small 24-26; B lar~o 1 pr. Dooley 'has written a book sharply• with tbe depres'sed state ol 411-49. FOB Cilnclnnatl whites a~~ ,. a~ut the cxpcricne.tis, "Deliver nation~J coal Jroc1uction. browns, A large' 48-110; A medium Vs Fi'om Evil" which . w,~s con· On the national level, natural 411-47: B large !13-54. PFC Norman T. Stewart 2,4, aon 1 Chickens, steady, tryers 3·3\! lh 1>1 Mrs. Sylvja I. Stewart of Masor. IIHB; hen• heavy 13·14; hens, has beeu assigned,to·the Supreme light 8·11 ACROSS 4 Therefore 2f ll'enc. Butter, 90 score 71. Headquarters Allied Powers near . 1 Intervals &. Flat in( Paris, France. G. A Jlermlt 6. River lJ!and · 8\Vord Stewart is a member or the 520th 9. Oroetlng 1. Hca<i'"leln ·U .''Inctteo Military Pollee and he entered JO. Presses enormoua 26. BUill. servle<: , In Septejnlier, 1956. He pototoe1 print cal completed basic training at Fort Several atlended the brlaal ·12. SOle 8. Br!Jtty mount Chaffee, Arkansas, and arrived In <shower given by M~a. Denver Holt· 13. Revolve 9. Oodde1se1 27. RegretJ F.uropc early this month. er for her duugbter, Donna, Satur· 14. Music not~ ot tea.aorta 28. Moat day evening. 1~. Pale 11, Stltchtd, . reCent KANEOHE BAY, Hawaii iFH" 18. A brawl )3. Spicy 29. Im. Mr< Clara Grue..r, )!rs. VIr· I NC} - Marine Sgt. Louie D. Le(', glnla 11. Greediness 1~. Droop bibed "Wetltrdar'• ko.•• .,. Thoren an~ Mrs. Blanch of Route no. 1. Pomeroy Ohio is Hamm made apple butter Wedncs 20. Compass 18. Mitigating 31. Malt 31. Before participating in extensive combln· day. r eadang . 19. Coin I~rs 1 j)ever,..,!• 38. By.Wll o1 , ed •lirtlllety 'Blld lnlautry manu· ¥jss..Anni.COI))eU, Pombroy, wn .,. 21. EflorllciaSly · ~.'wtndo\lo' • 38:UI\~1k . .'4Z.l161d"'ai:«t vcrs by the First Marine Brigaado the week end guest o! her brother, 22. Lean-to edge tKoaiphaiH!t tabbr.l 23. PO>ed OQ the Island ol Hawaii during the Charles Cornell and famdy and at1 2f. ExcJa. month or October. tended thurcb seMilces ~t the IEUB " mat ion • Over 3,400 Marines nre trmning church Sund;y I' I~ ~ 25 Frtnchman in the rugged Pohakuloa ilr•a of Miss Phillis lhlc, a >lud•nt at 27. M:an·s name I" I'" Hawa1i belween the volcanoes OU, was the week end gua st ol 30. Optnlags Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. home folb IUJat.) I''' Artillery units are utilizing the Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson ~ 31. Constntttor !o nrei f o r unrestricted firing 4lf and f.amllr of Columbus ~ere the ;."/, :i'/. ,1~2. Latvtan ~~~ 1 their lllftmm howitzers und the 4.2 week end guesls of Mr " d Mrs. ... : , J . r:lvcr 1poas.) 1 . •• Mortar Company Is engaging \n Lee .loluuon. I'" ~3. I.omprey I" '~ month long rlring practice. ~ , a.i,'-\V,•Iil Aftzea. Mr. a~d Mrs. lohn lble a•d chll· I" The 4th Marines, major ground ~ren were Sunday eueil.l of her fllllbr ) ~~·· .~. 35. S !,U'It/! 'Y unit of the Brigade, is conducting ·~;.rento 1 Mr and \lrs.' c. D. Reed, outinga battalion size infantry problems who havtlrccenlly moved t< Zanes1/"/, 131. Level made more realistic by ac1ual ville. ~ I'" 1 39. De1!verer ' artillery and mortar support. The Dehpar Hamm visited with rela· ' tO. !nergetlc infantry Is also receiving close air lives In l.an,.ster Thur>day to I" I. II.Colt pega ~ support from Marine Aarcralt Sunday. l!e was aceomtenied ,U.Accom· If Group' · 13, the Brigade's aar ele- home by Mrs Hamm. They attend·" · · pltllhmento I d 'l:: ed tlle"Laneader Fair. ment. ' . .__ ' 1 ) ; ,~ I· • I DOWN I ·. 'I"Cipttal ' I '. I" •' E?ll" W;f ~.'!'rave! to111it.rro : . .. DA'lLV CR\'P'l'()QlJOTJ: -Uen't •how .to ..IIi 1&: AKYD~IAA~« Ia LONGt'Zf.J:OW ' . Ona letter tlmply otando for lltolhtr. i:a thll !'lftlplt ·J. ' .toi the 'lt>reo L'l, X lor the two O't,' 'itc. 8~1 Iii~ ~ 't!Qpbea, lm length .nd fonnauO. df the....,... ln''ofi '!iiiili. il:adJ dlf';c. cod~ mttrs 111 dlffeMl. ' . 11-. ·1 . f,..'' .,, ~~ ........ ATW '· 'WW·B, RS¥W I I· '\vQ""H t:ff r ·~ll 'P~:I+,J'V~t :B.W·W, D 1oi-I)E, V - A '~loo 1 J HH .WKWOIT-TWPK~. HEARING HI!LMET NEW YORK UP - Taoltle Frank Varrlchione of the Pitt• burgh Sle,le"""'- 1 former Notre Dkme great. 11 bard of hearing and wears . • ''""'lal helmet equlpped with a hearing ald. �• Sugar Run PTA Hallow~'en Mrs. George Childs PCirty COmmittees ApJ)Oinreo 1 Is Honored Guest Comouttees were announoed for u~teen to eanvaSJ tbe levy At Birthday Party Middleport SOCIETY Mr and Mrs William Sord'n She was the daughter-In law ol messt~~& Tuttle Mrs and AmyMr. WoUe Mrs visited Jack Harru A on o son Mr and Mrs True ol Ma Sunday afternoon Arch Roush was a caller In the Milton Tuttle spent the week home of lllr and Mrs IVH King end with his family Thursday tbe Halloween Party '!bleb wiU were lira ll<lnald Collins Mrs Leo Mrs George ChJlds was guest of l\llss Hazel Sw11her MrR Anno! Mrs A D Tuttle and daughter Raleigh Ward of F~lrniont Is be held at the school :J,'blll'lday Crew Mn Lawrence Francis Mrs Cheshire and M1ss Cora Mrs John Rose and ehlldren spent vlsiUng with Mr Don 0 Aten and O'lobe r 24 when the Sugar Run WUiard Ebenbach l(rs James T1 honor at a birthday dinner gtven Knight Ida th 111" Ch orIea Spen<ef. Mn bEd Sunday by Mr and Mrs Ralph Rupe were week end guests « saturday aft~rhoon m Parkers~ura PTA Mr and Mra C~rtls Rand~IPII ol Okey Roush and Mrs Cecil h 1met Thursday everung ' t e tua word Baer and Mr& Leo Vaug an Gibbs Jr and children Glom and Mr and Mrs William E Reynolds Nr and Mrs Fred t Gardner Columbus visited ller parents ,Mr Bless ng attended th~ funeral of sc;:. Ray Woodgeard pre11dent It was announced by the pre!l :,G,r~g.IJrY, New Haven took his mother Mrs Floy Gardner •nd Mrs Charles Bissell and tam Mrs 1Russell Blessmg at VIenna preSided and tbe meellllll opened dent that•! anyone nejded a ba~y Gilmore ~::Is a~~reM':{s ..:::~~~ h~r home at Eaton Thursday tly Sunday Friday with the PTA prayer in \ unlsGn Oilier or a w•y of trave mg to vo e Childs and Sheila Marie and lllleky after she h•d spent two weeks Margaret Tuttle was hostess to Mr and ~Irs Fred Roush and Mrs James 0 Brien gave the re the A.socialion would furmsh eith Mr and Mrs Cash Bahr and viSKmg her son and daughter 10 a Stanley party at her !lome Mrs Laura Gibbs were shopping rt of the treasurer and Mn Le- ~r or both Friday night with ten attendln~ In Pomt Pleasant Fr1day !':nd Sisson read the report of the ,;I the close of the meot1ng re daughters Christine and Candace law !Jr s Arthur Skmner and lllr• Mrs Elizabeth Campbell was the Mr and Mrs George Taylor of last meetmg and also of the com freshments were served by Mrs Middleport Miss Susie Taylor Ba Mansfield Ohio are visiting with m llee nect ng held recently at Harold Ebersbach Mrs V1ctor ton Rouge Mba Janis Childs JUn Dave Farmer were In Charleston demonstrator Mrs Junior Sorden and ~hlldren Mn Fannie Taylor ond son Rob the home of the prestdent Hannahs Mrs Walter Hamm Mrs 1or nurse at Holzer Hoapltal Sehool Saturday to attend the Kanawha 1 Comnutt<cs named for the party Olm Booth Mrr Dan White Mrs of Nursmg Mr and Mrs 0 E County Gurdcn >Club Flower Show of Columbus spent the week end of Board at Mom~Harvey College They w1th Mr and Mrs Wtlll•m Sorden. Paul Blessmg and Clarence were fJSh pond Mr and ,Mrs Gardner Wehrnng Mrs Robert ColumbuB were luncheon guests of Mrs Vln Mrs A D Tuttle and Mrs Amy Brown were dinner guells of Lawrence Moranty \llr and Mro Vaughan and Mrs E E Follrod -~----cent Re!Shman and Mrs Nora Wolf call•d on Mrs Jack Harris, Mrs Cecil Blessing Wednesday hirle G nther Mr aod Mrs In charge of the nursery dvrmg ~tctory Ha~ nabs Mr and Mrs the meeting were Jenmfer Crew Stark Wedne~~oay afternoon Junior and J B King CharlesMarilyn Sue Kmght and Mary I Mrs Gaynell Clark and daught S d lth d Charle, Swalzel Mr and Mrs Dan and Ahta Carpenter members of 111 an Carolyn M ller sophomores at Ohio I er Pmc!lla Jane of Athens spool ~~s •r:~ Kl~t:ror'~:'t. Grov~ White and Mr and Mrs James the SIXth grade Unlvemty spent the week end the ~eek end with her daughter llfr and Mr~ Charhe Moore and Oliver ------w1th the1r families Mr and Mrs Milton Tuttle and fam ly of Huntington were aue!ls Dart ga e James 0 Orren W A 'Mrs Denver Rtce has been re family of Mr and Mrs Fred Rowh over Gibbs and Robert Jat'obs sweet Jurncd home from Holzer Hospital the week end shop Mr. Harrv Watson Mrs AI where <be was a surgtcal pallent 111r and Mrs Ray Robinson of l\lr and Mrs Baker Gordo 1 bert Smtih Mrs W A Gtbbs Mrs Mr and Mrs Woodrow Call Sr 1 Frodo 1 k Charleston spent the week end ned l~c 3 F Club Frtday cnterta Chester Knight l\lrs Elza Gilmore By Mr1 HaH • r• 'nd 'on Don and Mr and Mrs even ng ,iit the1r borne Mulbcrr W Odr'w Ca 1 Jr and daughter Jr and Mrs Renzo Menchini re LoweII Bus h B' .han Shre dded with Mr and Mrs Dwight Gibbs h ve The ho nc was decorated In Debby Were buslnes. VIS itors in corn I or MIIo B gs lalt week freshment stanrl Mr and Mrs Mrs Vir"'nia Sa-e •• .,;• t of Mason MISs Dorothy Long entertamed keeping w1tl Halloween for the Wilham Swatzel Mr and Mn d sn C A Babcock Saturday called on afternoon Mr and illn "rch Roush Parkersbugr Sunday Jack Woo the wIling Workers Class of th occasion George H•ms Mr and Mrs Ed Robert FISher who has been a were st Langsville recently ( Following i! dinner at s1x o clock ward Baer Mrs Donald H•uck and Ent~rpr uc EUB church Thursday 1 Herb Rosenkranz has been II Mr and ~·ro CurtiJ Young and evening at her home Rock Sprmgs g::~me!J were played and a socbl pallenl at the Ma"'n C tnlc Since Mrs Holtlc Frederick Mrs Mr Okey Roush spent Saturday Mrs Gardner Wehrung Thu rsday was returned home on th f 1 d of th Voung at Pt road evemng enjoyed A round robm Sunday Goldie FrederiCk Mrs Mae WI r en • • s Toso game Harold Ebersbach Gr01 p smgmg of 'There Shall eard w., sent to Mrs Glen Sm1th Harry Watson and Frank Vaughan Be Showers of Blcs!i ngs open d Blgas an d Pleasant Mrs Came Cassell MrB Will Spencer ?.:IS Zona Mr and Mrs Fred Roush had as Fortune cllcrs Mrs Lllwrence the meetm g fol lowed with scrtp or Coluntb ts who 11 ill Winston and daughter VIrginia Mrs Ehzabeth Hayes alfended Sunday afternoon guest.s Mr Prese nt were Mr5 George JT Nell ond Mrs A len Hampton the Past Councilors Club at the Mrs Rlley Fry Mtl Eva and Franc s aid !lrs Ralph Campbell Jure read ng and a poem by Mrs Lee Parker M"' Lucy Gibbs ARa t1ckel s Chesler Kmght and Rob were In Galltpol s Sunday where home of Mrs Zelda Weber Wed Wolfe and ohlldren Denver Jan Claude llusicd and prayer by Mi!' Hoskins and mter M1sa Ada Guv crt Roherts ollc tors for business the) attended the funeral of Frank ncsday evemng ~ear Keno Ice and Sandra' Gibbs and Mary Mu tchler and Mr and l!rs Gor Price dl!!l tru.'l ,1rs James 0 Br1en Mrs Genevieve S!ohal t at the Pa nt Creek Baptist 1 Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Roush Du lng t1 c bus ne:;s sess1 n don !lellm Bl , " c Mrs Vtctor Han Chorch Herb Rrsenkranz were his two Billie Weigand wa• Sunday w th Mrs Hu ted Y ce presJdent t!ahs ;mtl llaroltl Ebersbach Mr •nd Mrs o E Leath Co ' sters brother and Wife all ol guest of M"' Beatrice Chapman pres d ng 11 was votcrl to ord r 'l'rt> 1 'I and Mrs Leo C1ew Jumb " were week end guests of McKcesporl Pa Mrs Ercell Louise and Sue Ad Mr an I '1r Kenneth F nley and candy to sell as a m ncy making !lr and Mrs Clyde HarriSon Mid Mr aqd Mrs Mlo B ggs spent klns spent the week end in Colum project A receptiOn ror the Rev Mr und \1 s Willard Boyer witch dleport RFD Sunday afternoon With Mrs bus hvlng been called there by gan e Mr a d ~rs Danny Thomp L1ston ll i! llcv t be held at the Mrs Anna Owens and Mr and Norman Frederick and sons lhe llness of Mrs Mamie Love a ch rch on Tues lay evenmg Oct son a tl Mr and Mrs Ph1l Globo Mrs John Goodrich Dayton were Emerson Pooler Mt Herman former res dent of this a~ea obH 29 was announced and mem kar grand mareh Mrs Helen week end guests of Mr and Mrs was a Sunday guest at the Paul Mr and Mrs Curtis Rickard Wlllla nlS II e room mDthcrs for her of thr cia" wero naked to Ml c;~ Kate F.her~bilch was a rc- Karl Owens Kell y home lllr Ernte and Miss Twlla Rickard donate cook es 11 c wonder box groupmg of the children and Mrs l'!enl dmner ~uest ol Mrs Don Wilham Miller IS II with bron Mrs V10ia William• of Huard of Oak Grove Mrs Nora Adkms do atcd by Mrs Carl Moore was Phillips Ebenezer Sl Man n B rt 11amst ch1al pneumonia at the home of Ky Mr and Mrs Roy Gullet and Lester of Plain Valley spent n Y arded t Mrs Husted Pnzcs Mrs Harold EbersbactJ Mr and Mrs llarrv Watson and Rcrrcsh ne ts wert Rcrved by tamlly and Mr an I Mrs Leo Vau the Rev and Mr> c E Hoyt where and children Mrs Cltfford Cox Sunday with '!tlr and Mrs Stanley Mrs Plul Globokar and Mra Wd he and hts w1fe ara llvtng unltl of Fairborn and Mr and Mrs Adkins of New Haven Mr Adkln s lard ~lersbach and judges for th 1 hoste s!'l to those n J r.d abov ~han I 1mlly •pent Sunday with their new home m Parkersburg ts Curt Fredmck spent Sunday birthday was celebrated and Mrs 1J1ber llro vn Mrs Her costumes M1ss Ellen Ebersbach Mr and Mrs Max Harrah Chester ready w1th the formers son Freeman Mr and lf.rs George Boslon and bert D1xon Mrs Ha rley Brown and ~Irs Haker Gordon Mr and Mrs Marvm Burt and Mrs John Dixon Charleston was w111 ams and family and Clifford son Herald of AkrOII;, apent the \1 " Ph ill p S mth Mrs MyrtiJ Mrs Woodgcard announced that family vis ted recently m Rocklan I a busmess vultor m Middleport Cox week end at their !ann on Rt a posl('r co lest would be held for l on~ \trs V ctor Young Mrs Ben with hiS parents Mr and Mrs Her Sunday Mrs Emtly Congrove an I and called on h1s brother B Irk \1rs Hoi ph St c ccr and one grades f ur flv<Jl nd SIX with the nan Burt The Rev and Mrs C Haymon 1fmnd Clyde Soos of ColumbuP who Is HI • teachers of grades one two and q 1e>t Mn Clara Karr oJ Cleve Harl')' Bcarhs a 11 daughter• Konkrlght visited relallves In Ken spenJ Ihe week end Wl 1h her mo Those opcndmg Sunday wl h three o JlliJt£> the posters on Man I n I Mrs Clair Spencer and Mrs Rob luckY Saturday !her \frs Gertrude Warner Mr and Ill" fobey My~rs wete The N vPn I rr r tm~e w 11 be day It v~s 110 o n ed that those rrt Ritch c a d son Bobby left M r and Mro Earl Rickman lilt Mrs EliZabeth Btshop an l Mr and Mrs Dallas Gtbbi Jan1' e wlshmg In rontr hute money (flr hel l al the ho nc of Mrs Huber S tndny morn ng for a vis I 1 Clemens Mlch ealled h11 SISler Mrs Easier of Kanauga and Mrs and Sandra and Mr Denms Wesv Brown art cl cs lor I sh pond to contact rnrtllmouth Va With Mr and Mrs Mrs Carrie Ca98ell Saturday night Eff10 Tayl01 Huntington vt"led er of Broad Run Mr and Mrs R Y the I sl 1 1 I committee or send Willi• Bcarbs from Callforma where they' had the formers mece tllrs M1lo Robinson of Cbarleston MIBI Ma Y the r my to the school l Y Tues Roush of VErnon Mr and M s Mi8S J dy B n I and Mss Carul flown to vlBlt tholr daughter tllrs B ggs Sunday da) Mrs Mary Kelly an1 daughter Dwight Gibbs of Oak Grove vn Herdiltlka of Nelsonville wete Kathryn Burton and her famtly It was voted to awa ul pnzes Mr a 1d Mrs Clarence Yeag r Fr1dnv even ng I nn er guelih or Mrs Lau ra Hager w1ll enter Hoi Nora s stersvJJi c spent the week for Ihe prctllesl ugilcHt and II e Mi f!J Leda Mac Kracuter at tl e zer HQspital this week for observa end wtth the formers son Paul ~baron and Heverly spent l • most or gmalm each of the grades Kelly and family week •nd 10 Columbus with r< • hom e of ht'r par t s Mr and Mrs lion and posstble surge!')' anclto aw t d n bons to tie pre Mr and Mrs lloy Davidson Sr Mrs Lnurn Northcraft Mr and lives Eldon Krart trr Morn ng ~ ar 11chool Mrs Schn Bluzowlcz vol Earl rlark of Friendly \1 Mr nnd Mrs George Taylor of The Vernon Slur Dusters 4 H Mr~ 1 nwrcnrc W lhrrs ha!i rv Columbus have been visiting rclo umccred to make the nhbons It Va vlBited the former s daugh Mansfield and Mrs Fannie Taylor t r d ho1 n after SJ c dl ll thrur. lives here Cub made plans for a Halloween wns also voted lu lreot the chll Clarence Rupe whp spends tho tcr Mn Paul K lly and family of Board Mr and MrR Cu 18 drrn to an ora nge dr nk II vofl party to be held on October 28 wellk~ tn Charleston W Va po:- winter months lh Florida plans to s mday Young were guests ol Mra Ce II ~ i s t ng m the c11re of her lilsto when they met rercntly at the agreed to furnl~h the sand v ches leave this week ~----Blessmg and EUa Sunday n IRw Mr. llan F ls c~er who I• II Vcrnun School !louse for tho County (our c I Founders Wilham Ault who ts employed Okey Roush Mr and Mrs C r E 1 vml WI ters I M a;on W J>rbsltlcnt Mary Housh was In Day meeting to be held at the on the river bo•t Lucas has be~n tis Young culled on Dennis Rou h Va Wfl!4 the s undnv ~;uest or hi chn ge of the nc tl ng whtch I e Pomeroy Jumor H1gh School aud1 ho ne with hiS wife and chlltlren ,., ,., Sunday morning who Is Ill ga n wllh lhe slngu g of West Vir \Isler Mr ~ J cob F.berR,bach tor um in February Mrs Nelhe Adkma spent Sun Mr •nd Mrs Charle• Elhott an lor a short vacauon Mrs WOodgear I ;u nounced that glma Boys and Girls hy tho group Charles Lewis Chsrleston VISit Bill Knopp 1• soeno ,g several day with Mr and Mrs Stanley rl"' w s followed hy 4 H I ledge ehlldret Sleph<n and Janlre I the membership had not reached bete briefly when he came to days with h' daughter In Daytona Adluns of New !Iaven Dottle nopsh gave a reading en lin d W Va are the g tr•ls of h cd tOO per cent and ur1cd all parents tako hiS mother Mrs Evelyn Lew Beach Flor1da --Moudo Bloaalnt~ Slang Expression and Martha and moll r Mrs C f Arnold Mr and Mrs Herbert Amtck Jr to send their 23c i1es to tho Is to his home lor a ViSit and family are VIsllldg Herbert Mrs Cflrl J ~cnbs and dnl!lht c S<'hu 11 The att6nd11 cc banner was Patty Thon pson ro11d a poem A Mr 1nd Mrs P K Russell and AmiCk Sr of dason awarded to the s xth grade tauRht ro1dlng was alw prescnl•d by \in 1{/U I of C 11l1 !I sprnt thr laughter Kaye were buolness vis Dr and Mti T B McGowan vrckcnd "'th her aunt Mrs Vn by Mrs Will am• •llh 17 parents Lm Ia Lathe) liors In Waverly Saturday bave returned after spending aev ncfrc!\hmcnts were !Crvcd by ft{' tcr present Paul Wllhams who was serious eral days In Boston Mass where Mriii Etla Welker M S!i E Icc Room mothers we re named nul Mrs I eulu Roush ly Injured 111 an automobile acci they attended the weeddlng of Welker and Tll""'tnv of Co umb Included Mrs Dan White and Mrs dent ten weeks ago Is recovcrmg thO!! mece They spent a day in vcro weekend ,. nst s of Mr an I Sel m Blar:cwicz f1nt gra de ,M s owly at ' Parkersburg hospttal New York City on thCir return \Irs 01 ville \1 •II an I Mr and sand Leo Crew and Mrs Jomea Titus Is able to be up for on hour triP \I" Rallfh Wel~er second grade Mrs ( h Irles Murray In a cha r each day Mrs Williams Donald Cook Bobby Stewart Mr and Mr~ H 1ch Graber an I and Mrs Llo)d Wright third Mrs VISIII her husband dally Roy Cook Ronald wenll PI Plea• rnmll v or Dayton WC"~ Wl"ekrn~ Vactor Hnnnaha and Mra Donald Mr and Mrs Ernest Covert and ant and Glen Logan Pt Pleaa~nt Mullen fourth grade Mro Tom 1uc•1s of hi• oarents Mr and Mrs children Vera Betty Barbara Da spent several days In Hardy Co Chnric1 Grahrr crow and Mr1 Do ld llauck fifth Otrlec111 were elected recently vid and Charles ~ere week end hunting tur~ey and squm•l grade and Mrs All crt Smith and •I a meeting of the IIIII Billie 4 II Mr aod Mrs R"''II Knox of guests of his brother the Rev Mrs Edna Icenhower and family 1Vrw York Citv arc th e lliC!t~ or Mn Willard l!lbersb teh sixth ( lub of the Upper Flats Commun L<ster Covert and father Artbur of Columbus sPent the week end 'lcr 111h:tor 11nct brother In hw Mr Mrs Phil Globokar proaram IIY In Mason County Covert Zancsv lie In Mason VIBitlng friends and 1'1!1 chairman distributed the program Nam•d prealdenl of the group •nd Mro Honrv Ewing and son 1t1ves books lor the year The theme of waa Gary Rood Gloria Crump H• nrv E"'int and ACn Benny Dan .. Yeogcr and Fred Spencer the yea~ Is Growing l p In ~lod wos nomed vlee president while 1nd Rnhhv Buck wore In Columbu• spent Saturday In Lancaster at. ern Am~rica Ten comn nndmontll Shirley Grimm was oloeted secro latnrduy to ottond the footbal tending lhe Fairfield County Fair For 1arent• writlen by Paul M tury nl IIUth Boswell tronsuror qnmc Gary Stew~rt spent Friday night 1 Titman and 'l'en Commandmouto Other officers wore Judy llay Mr and Mrs Jlarlev Strong ant with his sister Mrs Jack Fowler In For Teen agm were read by Mt • ehlldren Donlrv Eutene an~ PI Pleasant Ralph Campbell A solo Over mon ond Mervin Rot"h song lead ni ll ne WPf'f! Sunrhv guC'•ts or her Mombers of the I lib and Sixth Mrs ~ck Stewart spent Suntiaf '" J >ey Rllas and Nclwn Brown the Rainbow wus resented b) ga me loaders The aecond named unrcnts Mr and Mr!! l1enrv Rt lrndes at Central School and thdr with her parents Mr and Mrs Carolyn 'Meier l)el They wer" "«"eo '1Pnnlerl ho f' loachers Mr R~d Mro Ralph 1 c t h caw Is the asal11tant Floyd Cummins of Radne Supt Charles ( lths spuko on Slirlcy Brabham reporter ~n ~v their 100 n Uy Jo~ who spen er vlsit•d lhe museum nt Marl Mr and Mrs Robert D Fenton INCLUDES the flvo mill operallna levy and Gerald Rood leader lloward Boa lhc past weeks with his srand 'ttn Th~rstlav of Newcomeratown 0 we~ week ttatod that lf pmcl the ta x.. well assistant leader llfi "Mts Mrs Max Folmer Mrs RoJ Ma end gueail ol her sister and family ltfriJotalor u• would not be ral•ed one cent Vol Mrs Rlmrr cr llrs Ed Arnold Mr and Mrs Mr and Mn Cha~les D Yeuer 1resent were Mervin Roush Nel I son Drown Gary Rood Richard l~nrn r.octfried 111nd \f 111 Emmo Edgar Thomas Harry Doh 1ge r G11 Ru1e II on Wesley Short ~Ill Short loan Vr> •er of PI Ple,.ant W \1rs Carl Will Mrs Charles R file Pay ODiy flt,SI) dowa II tit c ltcDermltt Emma MoDer Va vl•it•d Satnrdav with Mlsso• tnd Aullin Phillips acco npan1ot1 Qon o Aten and Okoy B he group n lit Dale Carr Ruth Boswell Kat• and Ann FlborobR< h Rotlsb were In Pomt Plcuanl on llid fU do per mualla Non a Boawoll Nancy Jeffera Tueaday on bualness Glor a crump Shlrloy Brabham Mrs Carrie King called o~ Mt'i Joey Elias Cecil ntesslng and EUa w,dnellRoher! Drown Kathy Long Mlr Ism Ha) m~n Judy Uayman Geor Is at ~' Ha vn all. Too\1• pebroll Shirley Mr and Mt! Clarence J Ackloy his home 11 Board laTt'r submitG n t Mrl Haze~ Rouah Mrs ! Athens formerly or Ponterov tmg to surgery at Veterans Hoe (or 11 Rood Mrs Kathryn New 011 'llle Brltbteal Cera~r '" • rQt trned home after a trip pltal In Huntington Mr and Mrs Edward Towks be~ry ~Irs <:art Sebrell lloward Ia Middleport ver lhe skylme drive Word was recelvttl of the death borv ond ~on Tontmv Welloton Doswell and carl Sebrcll onterlalned rceentlv w1th a birth t1 Pomls of Interest visited Monllcelln berne of Thomas i ay dinner bonorln~ their son CHJeKS GET TWO fdfe rson attended the Jamestown Ill MPIOS Tenn UP - Th "hartes Tewkabary Glouster am Festival Vlrgl~la Beach the Apllcmphls Chicks have acquired 'Irs Edward Tewksbary Sr Mid >omalox Court House and the outfielders Molvln Mellon frotn ilopart ~ationfl Hl!torlcal park Other were Edward Te ~ Albany ol the Eastern Iea~ uc and Enrouto home they v Sited In kAbarf Sr Robert Towksbary Mid Pomeroy with her parents Mr and llal Grote from Oklahoma 1lcport Mrs Charles Thwksbary for the 1988 baseball season \1rs Norman Schaefer Chkks have a worklns Stlroomcn 1nd lwo dauhters Glouotcr Mra Robert Tewk>barr who ha• with 1he Bolton Red Sox bten Ill With nu ~~~ Ul\ahJe tr 1t1cnd the family party Mr Albert Pe_aratln passed aw111 We take extra eare - goOd Saturday evening USE OUR c~re of f,Qur ®at w~l!n we Mrs Glenn Tuttle surprised h6~ clean it - Nap and Lustl'tl ~usbar.d WIUiom Wolf Sat\!" 1111 evfninr -with a birthday celeare restored to Illke-new ' bration '!'bole present were Mr and beaqty - Tlte coat looks 1nd Mn A D T~Ittle ~rs Amy • spotlesa and fresb again' WoUe Mr abd Mrs ~ilton Tutti~ ~LEANING nd lanlily Mr lnd Mrs Joh11 1 Rose and family Pop coru sand •.._, and ice eream ~~~=~;~=~==;=~:;;;~;~~~~m I ¥'.. Enterprise EUB Wlllmg Workers Meetmg Is Held 3-F Club Holds Party Fr1day At Gordon Res1dence ' •••• ~ . PROPHETI£ I .CRUSADE, eters riP OAK HILL Be nslalled By ov. · 1wuncil Takes Final Acti~n , Towards Completing ProjetJ· 1 POMEROY Parking meters will be inJ!alled on the two public parijag lots fronting tile Ohio River 10 Pomeroy by the Clate of November 18 according to information given to Pomeroy Council Monday nipt Frank Fumeau representative or the Duncan MWer PariJi tng Meter Co In hiiJ meeting With Council Monday mght to October Vernon Star Dusters Plan For Halloween "'rs MASO"' "' EWS ------- H1II-B1II1e 4-H Club Election Is Held Recently • Brown Is Named To Attend Ohio School Boardj Meet ~-------- SMtUING S()('iety , ~I 1\ lETART, W. Ya. Ac kleys Return Birthday Dinner from,. Trip East G1ven To HoMr Charles Tewksbary da&::.:r~:~sh !1C~(!el'atln8 lAKER FURNITURE nolu~ ~~o~f~M~r~s~R~u~IS~e~II~B~Ie~"~ln~g~o~f~V~Ie~n~n~a~~~=~~~====;;ll Cleaned To ""••Is Please J ou To • EAGLE RIDGE LAUNDRY (!;a DRY SERVICE 122 'We Plek Up ud Deliver HOME LAUti4DRY CO. N 21t4 ... MldclltiiOrf ca1t """ Perfection I!II ~::1!~~~~::fJ~J~~~~ Two types of meterJ "'" be ... ed on the parktn( lot area abMr H D Brown of PomerO)' cordm~ to the plans adopted b) hu been named by the Pomeroy counctl Monday eYOnlllr Exempted VIllage Boord of Edu Meter. along the front row "' oatlon to represent the boord 11 row neared to Ibm ~treet .lin the second annual busme11 meet be a 10 hour meter with a ebarie ng of the l)b1o School Boards of ftve cents straight per llour '"octaliltn which w1U be con but equtpped so that any lnlOI!l!t dueled on November 13 in Col may be depestted 1m the nuq~o umbu• rrbe meeting IS scheduled ber of hours d..lled ill otb4!i' for the second day of a tw~ay words a tftotorist <aD deplllit (lve convention cent.s far one hour a dime for two or any amount on up to GO H D Brown " one of more cents for 1 full ten bouo mlodi than 600 board members thr011gh The other meterl 10 w, lJiitaW out Ohio who wtll meet to work ed akong the other Jl&i Ill tile out the orgillllzatlon ' program arking lot• and faelllg !lie ObiP •nd polir es lor the .omlng year &Iver wall wtll be a ~Yr.; PI'OriiSlle of the conv~nUon wiU be mg lWG hours or ~ l folo the Franklin County Veterans ftve cents four boura lor a cii!D!i Memorial Bulldmg or a full ten houn for 28 ~ A highlight of the coa.enhon Mayor Robtnaon 1114 ~ whith " open to all boortl mem pointed out that the two 1YlM!I bcrs admmistrW>n end busn.,, metm would en1ble PI:I'IOIII Wll'o otfictals tn Ute state will be a worked In storea and b~ !Miries of dJi:'Sion sessions on buomess m tOWII a me the vital " 'fhich lace whtch they could ~~ (G!'~ Ollio i pul)he lldtools Also In- speeifiNI<Jitle...lbeJ ~ "', eluded on th~ prOJtllm 11 ~ 111 make Ollly one depOiit bi llw ~ooth dbplay <If ,.bool 1Ufpl!es ten and therebY. ellmlaate IIIli f equtpment and construction mal n~ss•IY for ren.!Ung the erlSis A tobl of 124 manufactur ter to depes1t more m~ypitkin;! ero and dioltibutuors wtll be reThe ~·~meteroa:' from ,_ 1 presented m the exh•b•L ' ~1.1 t:'a P mo':n:• ocept 8 on A spec a1 feature of Ute ex Saturday's when the boun will position wtll be a display Ooor be from 8 a m until 10 P .., pl1ns lketche• and ~<ale models There will be no meter eharp "!' of school buildings wbtch~ ''~'\'v• legal holldayl r' been or are being consttiucteO tn I be! <011\1' Obto Thll speetal edtblt II be- cillno:t"::n~:. t11Cf log prepan:d bY the Architects were advtsed that from aow em Society of Ohio pr~sonen taken to the eotiJt1 jail by PometOyJ pollee wpuld lit In accordance to law ~•uae II" • charge of •• per pnaoner a..mr the city for turnkey fee~. ill 'I letter addressed to the viU.,. COUDCJI SberiU Robert C. ~~at*!' bach pointed out tltat aucll Illes muat be charged aeeordmg to tilt Ohio Code for ouch turnkey aerllrs Wallaoe Bradford exoou VIce Uv, secretary of the Melp Mayor E. F Robjns{)n In Qe county Tuuben:uloslS and Health early plrt of the meeliDc II.,. Association reported Mondsy day uked Council for 1111 oplllioJI evemng that the annual "Label regardmg the impoa~Uon of l • Sticking semon bad been held curlew law In Pomero1 ~~ 11 the Heath MethodiSt Church the Halloween season with UIO and that volunteer worker• were result that <OUIItil membera blell urged "' come to the churtb on ed up Robinson 1 asertinq lllal JlondiY Nov 4 for the annual no curfew sbould be IIIIJ!Oied........._ Sloffing Bee • Councilmen wd that the •..Christmas Seol Sales are prt ponslblllty should be that ot lbe p~ by the.se meetiaga of parents and that they fe~ ~ Board members and voluunlteer ents lhould exere•~ enoutn eoaworken and tbe Seals will be trol that their ch!ldrtn woald mailed on Nov 15 not get mto any t;·ouble duriJig Board members assisting were l{allowecn Mn Bertha Rathburn 1\11ss Nelle Petlttons were also preseatell Bing Mrs Henry Null :Mr~ to vtllage council It&t evenldt ft. Dw•gbt Wallace w th these vo\ questing that the name of Sotltll unteer 1,.15 tants Mrs verno!l Alley on Lincoln Hill be ebant Young Mrs Wtlham Sw11he: ed to that of Rivernew Drlw Mrs Dan White Mrs Fran'\IJ and that Cave St 1n N1ylon Rua Anderson and Mrs Ricbant be <hanged to Wolfe Drive ~ In Chambers )lonor of former Chief of Police Walter Wolfe No achon was taken on tbe street name changes pendln( lbe drawmg up af an ordmance to eover each rhange Council ,also sdopted • resolutton provldln~ the Street Com m1ttee authority to proceed with ;urfaclng of the newly made W Mechanic Street parking lot will! Response to Ithe plea for aid Ill Umeotone 1ndmg the owner of a lost Boxer 'f:rankhn R11er appeared before dor, 1n these colamns Monda1 council with a plea that some, brought quiCk resal s wltb t'w< lidng be done about water stand owner or the dog bcmg reunited lng In hiS driveway and that of , th hiS ~·t today Tom Weston 11 1 result olll)e re R1cbar I Friend Thomas Fon ' (Contlnutol Oft Pill Fi¥1) Harrison• lie read of the IDit ---..,...,,.-------:-;-; Boxer '" The ••1~ ller rea~ ng Dally of I ' sent11let de.tription 18 d he hchc•e J 11 1<. be thoc one 1 c1gmg o his brother-l!!o law 1 wmg m TcolJnr Centet Mlchtgan llaiOI! 1 Town olftciafs hm A telephone call to Thomas Goldtng at 23240 Mary St In proclillliea Wedn..day and Tit~ that city ver~hed his l!tlief day o.t 80 and 31 as ofllelil Their fam1iy pet Buster had 'Trick or rrtal ntghts for yo!IJII' otero who wbh to observe HaUl> been misSing for two weeks Another call by Golding to ween " lliA.f• At tlie ~aliJe ume o:""7.il'' William camcs m lllelyllldale Mtehtgan established ~., dog U warned IJiat ~..trucUveness \ill1 the family pet A ZU uwe trip not be tolerated and that ehU made today by Golding saw Bus- dren are to be o!f lbe streelt hf Dp t ter home aaaln I Prophetic Lecture I I ee; I I t : ARTHUR D LEACH Radto Speaker Bible Lecturer Student of l'l:ophecy j '- - - "ALL - - -- - ----- -.. -SMILES'' T~G J.8,.¥eari'Oid I ~ - \ youtbs Arrtst~ j YOU D SMILE TOO - It you saw tlie large growing crowds durmg the flfSt w~tli&;Bf tbe PROPaETIC CftU, S.\DE' Tuesday evemng - The auilltonum wao fill~ and some were standing Come early ~n4 get P ch61ce seat this week' • - - - - - - - - ..... - - ToiiiOITOW Night's ""'t!" 3 ROOMS OF Central School Students Vis1t Manetta Museum work out fino! det.silo of Installation In accordance witb I Jft:" v1ous mrvey made by hu ·~· sa1d that the November 18 elite. would gtve hl! flr!D ample time for productao11 and matallatioll Df the meters MBnic Lodge ather And Son Bantmet Planned Seh~ule Wt Oet lb~ Frid' y , ; ei •na 2& 11 annual Father'Sbn Banquet of F li A No 363 at the Mitld)eTemple Dan!t1 program clilifmu Ia Dljt ,.ft_ln~ a Grand 'Ledge }91!'oJ 7 '11" 't F ·t •JBI OF at the The deceased a life long re11 dent of Mason County dted early 00 Monday at the Meigs General Hosplbl He had been ,u for some llflle Mr Mattox vas born June 6 IW''' ••• son of the late Mr and Ohver Matto~ Survivlllg are hi• wife Flossie two daughters Mrs Geraldine Rouah, New H1ven Emma Mao at hollle one aon Clarence Jr a a brother Ray MattoJ of ifulton 0 a sister Mrs Mary J-aeey Florida three ball brothers; Cecil and Ed MatloJ Pt f'leasant an~ Paul Mattox Charleston three haU slltera Mrs Freda Byas and Mra Fran ceo Stewart Pt Pleasant and Mrt Ethel Roush of Ohio and his stepmother MrJ Alice Mattox If PleuanL Flientil may call thts alter noon at the Foglesong Funeral Home in Jlaaon Meigs Countians To ..,-tJ m I ne.o:.OIIi:- Meigs County TB "Label Sticking" Session Is Held • } News Sentme Artl'cle Reum'tes Family "'ith Pet fn'ck Or Treat Night Is Set \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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