https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2bb701465bf7e9e3e9f3ae832ee7fc11.pdf 3b388407382a1b14c249d14359c9c0b0 PDF Text Text • 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 \ �\• • THE DAILY: ;.,SENTINEL I 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 22, 1957 fmmen.f~!ing~ Edi~orially ' - - ---- . I ' , ' TELEVISION G.QJ,Q' : WSAZ -TV ChanKet'a: '' . i , TUFSDAY i w-. d~~•de~y, Sign On . · , • Fl!rthei lnrt$tigotion Into UnJt &t/ Fund_.W{ly~~~ ~Jri~ •· .. _ Shows How.J~q~JOfi,C~nty Is ProceeJing With Its Plan .· We WO~!<f.n~.~.)il!leJ!i}ncroacb up.on the terrttorr Of ~~ Ill ~ matter of !lit· tlng poor old John. ~blic up for hiS annual giving .to worthwhile causeQ.' However, city alter C)ty and coupty after county Is embark· ing on organized group j!lvlng plans. Wherever 11 has been used with zeal, patience, and good sense 11 has succeeded. Where it has failed, jealousy, selfishness and Impatience llave ruled. United Fund, United Appeals, Community Chest, whatever you call it, all such cooperalive plans of giving are essentially similar. We suspect that few people In Meigs County understand how auch a plan might be organlzed here. So that our readers may be Jntorm. ea further, we have some teports from.nelgh· bor counties n:ls Is how lhl!y did it. . As further lr.fartnailon, we are pleased to print the following which was read to the 8~. sembled thron~ pt the WeUston-Mld'dlitpot! football game In Wellston last F•·iday )light.. It is self explanatory, and reveals in part the detailed planning, the cooperation, and the effort needed from m~y people If a United Way Is fised. . '·For many years lhe people of Jackson County have bqen called dpon each year to contribute separately to the various chantable agencies in their individual drives for funds. The people have given willingly and generously but so many drives have become burdensome to both donors and those who had to conduct the different driVes. "This year a new system has been adopted. · That is, new for Jackson County. It has been First, it Is universllly {eca«niEed Ilia! a _ used ~uo~esstuny In the larger cltle$ for unit~ plan will not spc~eed unles1 the 1111• • many years. ~ group of civic minded clthens . jorlty of ageneles us~ally Jtqlng to b~I)Gslo SOt together and Incorporated The Ja~kson men's and )'esldents' doors find tllemselves County United Fund The objective or this abort of their goal when their drive Is over. organization Ia to combine funds for all agenObvlously If aU Is going well, why change? cies such as :Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Girl So, If there are disgruntled ageocles, say . Scouts, and others Into a single drive and the Red Cross, or Cancer, or Heart people, ral!e the contblned budget for the caleMar they might be a core. Someone hll to take year 19581n a single drive. the Initiative to call a meeting of the heads of all agencies In the county. out of such a NCJW IN PROGRESS meeting ~ steering committee can be named to further explore the plan. This group In consultation with agency betds, might ar~lve at a percentage which agencies would share In a united fund. This percentage usually 1s based on the prevloi!S year's recelpta of each, or It could be on tbe average of perhaps lhree, or five years. This group can decide also whether or not - and most agencies do - contributions can be esrmarked for certain agencies. For ex· ample, if a person gives f25 and marks It tor the Red Cross t~at agency gets all the $25 plus Its normal percentage as agreed upon before. CMANNI~ 3 6:3~ btiJI oD 7:00 TOcl1y 9:00 llilmper Room 9:30 Treuurt Hunt Tbe Prlee Is Rltht 10:30 Truth or Consequeneet 11:00 Tic Tao Doosb 11:30 II VoUid 'Be You 12:00 12: 1ft f' I :30 2:00 700 ' Tooay ,"·• 10·30 Truth lit .Ce~sequ•aetl 00 Tie r .. Dousb 11·30 It Coold ~· Y'ow Spinach Playho\180 3:00 3.4{ 4:00 430 5:00 6;00 .,.,.........,_ t · .,, I! 12 00 12 u 1.30 2 00 5:~ ''• 11:00 Romper !!il1!111 . : ·' · 9· 30 Tr"''tire''-llunt · 10:00 Tbe l!l'loe ts lll(i~ ' Mld·Day News llovletlme • Bride ao~ Groom Matinee 'Theater a:oo Queen For a •Day !:Ill Modem Romonces 4:00 C'.omedv Time 4:30 1'rouble With F~lher ~:00 6.45 5.45 Mld·Day New• Movletlme l!rldo and Groom Matinee Theillre Queen lor a, i)ay '.lodern B~~JD~~nacel Comedy l'lme Trouble Wlih Father Spinach Playb.ouse I NBC News ' 6:15 8::16 ' 1:80 7:00 IISomeMtssGools Then- 8:00 a:ao ~~~ !l>~,·~i\11;,,_ 10:00 10:1) ' U:IJQ n:~ 12-.llli iiiiOtilif'- • Exemp/arChapt.er Interested The Exemplar Chapter of the local Beta Sigma Phi sorority Investigated many of lhese preliminary steps last spring. They 'Were Informed from a source Outside the -eounty th~t few If any of the established hu· mahltarian agencies In Meigs County would cooperate. That may be lrue, though the chapter com. mlltee headed by Mrs. W. 0 (Helen) Atkins did not proceed to the point of Interviewing local agency heads The chapter certainly is to be oommended for Ita efforta In thls direction Bnd their continued Interest In a possl· .' ' ,, • " •' "Tho support and cooperation of every IOOd dtizen Is earnarilly reque:ted •by those ble sound United Fund approach ma• be ••· who have assumed the reJP<!nslblllty of caraumed. ' J'Ying out the purposes of the Jackson Coun- Jackson County Explains It ,, ' APPLE GROVE of Jlrlde down tnc street The rel•*•d leellng 1, everywhere. ly Mro. Htrtotrt Rouoh Alter chul'<lh on Sunday tho Hu11hlo• Donohue and friend of family probably wUI plio Into tho Piqua sPent the .,..k end ol the oar and ramble over the baek former's home ~ere. roada, ohi!W and ahln1 at that the churc:h. patch ot purple or the other Mr and Mro. Valcle Spencer of 1rove ol troea with Itt myriad Syraeuae apent Tueaday altern90n colora a little farlhtr up the val- wltb Mra.JWbtrt jldllsb. F11l It the 11uon for football. Siewert. BQiton who has been llll'thlnJ bonJa and the red, ley.'l'llero milbt be 1 brlel expedl· villtl~ Mt. and !.fro. Ott Boston :~nee, porpte and sold of loam lion by the kldl (,.. 101111 Of the loll fildey to vjtlt bla brothor, !'"I' ellnf I~ !he treea or break 11ore beautiful letvq; or huol . .l~mll'a Boetcm and lallllly. 19010 to beeome a pari of the for prl.le, arowlfll In t~e 1wood . A Wiener Rofll was held ·•I the Plnorama of qolor that 1pla1h11 Tbe weather ad the· 1e11on1 home of Mra; .L<lll,a ,nJffle Fr)day Hfo• the eountry~de. ARE rllht lor drlvlQJ-and IIJ"'JY: evenlnr In nonor of the youna lt'1 a nlea time of the ear people In loBI of ll!ouaendl ·of people ol the F.UVIelf Ohurc:h. Tilt •tdo .,.. back Ia ~<hoi anci cart will be 'enjoylnc an oytlnc. Attendlnt wero TOiniiiJ Headley, 1110111'1 Jenaled nerves are n D..plte lhe tltY"iOIDI air of ,.. HalT)' PkktPI lr., Ja1ne1 Blomr, ltnpr ohallortd br tl!e Ptillfe: · laxallon th~l liK!nll lo takt hold Gllarloa Haney, Elmo• Napper, ,us demanda of the younpler; ot many of life 1t this Rev. HilT)' Plt~w. 'llln. Rlebard ~U,hout tile dey w k d1 time, people atiU ruoh when they WUson and 10n, lin. LouiJe Hea~. ftad lilt man of the ·ho · tli' IIi 'l~f) dR'W'j ,. "N~t ~l)lly t:r,,.Be..te. BlauJhter, Marabelle · ·~ outaldt Jobi th 1t"':eed t: I'ILib to aet to lila count.Y and. S arpnaolr,.Mn. 'lll'aold Anderlon .. aecompi!Utd litton 11111., efter they have had their outlna, tnd daa1btera, ·~hny, loe, Doro. "1111. they rKih to return home. thy, Dale ood Pew Rlllle, lin. , Herblrl Rouah, !tlr•. Altha Wicknumber ol twttd Jaektta, • To helrhteo llle denrer of line, Dart Rhe<lt1 and Hr~ Lelia neex awnlr or two ond 1 thla hlfbWey llllpilletde !be daya Rlflle. A hrtkle abower wu atao ba,llefed, !Mit oomfortablo are boeomlor Porter aad 1hort· held honorlnr Marabelle Shii'JI' hall ue ~D on u., lti'MI. er. The woailer'rul !~Hibtr lllrea 1 oaek, _wllo I\IIU ,con ·be movln1 It llfm to bt a. bit more In· the driver Into lln1erlnr 1 trifle Raclno. tban they wke durtnr too lon1 I~ tbe ,fO~ntrte~d d~~tk Jame1 Sloaaer ape~ Su~day al~ m011Uu. ~pie atroll eatohea ~Ita 011 the road. 'I'he erD<IOn wllll RandY Norrll at Le· fodlnr lllbl ~~d shilling shu· tart. < ......_ dowa -lite ll!e IYII'I(O t rt I d L~ ' tii0N1 Mll'tiNO fellow ¢o duwn a btt , en e a ne bal'dtr on pedal, 1'Th.~Irid'! at her l!.ome, Fee~;;.. e~R.ett Post, No. Amerle&J, ton will me<t 11 a 1low.down nead~y even~nt ai the Lealon '-'::;~~~;r~~~~~ by 1......11)11111 on South Fourth Avenue at ~ ·~d '...._ l\. I ~;;-;~~==~--7-.-.~--~~~y~U~t~ed_F~u-nd_:_·__~~--~-- IJiE DRIVER'S , 1: A 5Iii'\'J ~. ' l 1 ( 141 For Rent ' :'"~ 1,lnotead ' ,, '. ' . / ' ..,,.' \ '. '• ' Wrh ph••• ) ' . ... .,' "I ~1 "w:2a I Set ' H lr MRI. •AIIA II.ACK ·Hrt. wnu,., 1btildle ~~d MTJ. John Crew, were hlllteile.i 'tq the Pres~ytttlon · Mllll•tllty siletety they mel In the 1oelal feOII\• churo~ hlday eventni,~t. ·' ,'<" . ' .. ' l• ~ ,. I !, ..,.;,.,,.., ' . ' ' ' . �\• • THE DAILY: ;.,SENTINEL I 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 22, 1957 fmmen.f~!ing~ Edi~orially ' - - ---- . I ' , ' TELEVISION G.QJ,Q' : WSAZ -TV ChanKet'a: '' . i , TUFSDAY i w-. d~~•de~y, Sign On . · , • Fl!rthei lnrt$tigotion Into UnJt &t/ Fund_.W{ly~~~ ~Jri~ •· .. _ Shows How.J~q~JOfi,C~nty Is ProceeJing With Its Plan .· We WO~!<f.n~.~.)il!leJ!i}ncroacb up.on the terrttorr Of ~~ Ill ~ matter of !lit· tlng poor old John. ~blic up for hiS annual giving .to worthwhile causeQ.' However, city alter C)ty and coupty after county Is embark· ing on organized group j!lvlng plans. Wherever 11 has been used with zeal, patience, and good sense 11 has succeeded. Where it has failed, jealousy, selfishness and Impatience llave ruled. United Fund, United Appeals, Community Chest, whatever you call it, all such cooperalive plans of giving are essentially similar. We suspect that few people In Meigs County understand how auch a plan might be organlzed here. So that our readers may be Jntorm. ea further, we have some teports from.nelgh· bor counties n:ls Is how lhl!y did it. . As further lr.fartnailon, we are pleased to print the following which was read to the 8~. sembled thron~ pt the WeUston-Mld'dlitpot! football game In Wellston last F•·iday )light.. It is self explanatory, and reveals in part the detailed planning, the cooperation, and the effort needed from m~y people If a United Way Is fised. . '·For many years lhe people of Jackson County have bqen called dpon each year to contribute separately to the various chantable agencies in their individual drives for funds. The people have given willingly and generously but so many drives have become burdensome to both donors and those who had to conduct the different driVes. "This year a new system has been adopted. · That is, new for Jackson County. It has been First, it Is universllly {eca«niEed Ilia! a _ used ~uo~esstuny In the larger cltle$ for unit~ plan will not spc~eed unles1 the 1111• • many years. ~ group of civic minded clthens . jorlty of ageneles us~ally Jtqlng to b~I)Gslo SOt together and Incorporated The Ja~kson men's and )'esldents' doors find tllemselves County United Fund The objective or this abort of their goal when their drive Is over. organization Ia to combine funds for all agenObvlously If aU Is going well, why change? cies such as :Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Girl So, If there are disgruntled ageocles, say . Scouts, and others Into a single drive and the Red Cross, or Cancer, or Heart people, ral!e the contblned budget for the caleMar they might be a core. Someone hll to take year 19581n a single drive. the Initiative to call a meeting of the heads of all agencies In the county. out of such a NCJW IN PROGRESS meeting ~ steering committee can be named to further explore the plan. This group In consultation with agency betds, might ar~lve at a percentage which agencies would share In a united fund. This percentage usually 1s based on the prevloi!S year's recelpta of each, or It could be on tbe average of perhaps lhree, or five years. This group can decide also whether or not - and most agencies do - contributions can be esrmarked for certain agencies. For ex· ample, if a person gives f25 and marks It tor the Red Cross t~at agency gets all the $25 plus Its normal percentage as agreed upon before. CMANNI~ 3 6:3~ btiJI oD 7:00 TOcl1y 9:00 llilmper Room 9:30 Treuurt Hunt Tbe Prlee Is Rltht 10:30 Truth or Consequeneet 11:00 Tic Tao Doosb 11:30 II VoUid 'Be You 12:00 12: 1ft f' I :30 2:00 700 ' Tooay ,"·• 10·30 Truth lit .Ce~sequ•aetl 00 Tie r .. Dousb 11·30 It Coold ~· Y'ow Spinach Playho\180 3:00 3.4{ 4:00 430 5:00 6;00 .,.,.........,_ t · .,, I! 12 00 12 u 1.30 2 00 5:~ ''• 11:00 Romper !!il1!111 . : ·' · 9· 30 Tr"''tire''-llunt · 10:00 Tbe l!l'loe ts lll(i~ ' Mld·Day News llovletlme • Bride ao~ Groom Matinee 'Theater a:oo Queen For a •Day !:Ill Modem Romonces 4:00 C'.omedv Time 4:30 1'rouble With F~lher ~:00 6.45 5.45 Mld·Day New• Movletlme l!rldo and Groom Matinee Theillre Queen lor a, i)ay '.lodern B~~JD~~nacel Comedy l'lme Trouble Wlih Father Spinach Playb.ouse I NBC News ' 6:15 8::16 ' 1:80 7:00 IISomeMtssGools Then- 8:00 a:ao ~~~ !l>~,·~i\11;,,_ 10:00 10:1) ' U:IJQ n:~ 12-.llli iiiiOtilif'- • Exemp/arChapt.er Interested The Exemplar Chapter of the local Beta Sigma Phi sorority Investigated many of lhese preliminary steps last spring. They 'Were Informed from a source Outside the -eounty th~t few If any of the established hu· mahltarian agencies In Meigs County would cooperate. That may be lrue, though the chapter com. mlltee headed by Mrs. W. 0 (Helen) Atkins did not proceed to the point of Interviewing local agency heads The chapter certainly is to be oommended for Ita efforta In thls direction Bnd their continued Interest In a possl· .' ' ,, • " •' "Tho support and cooperation of every IOOd dtizen Is earnarilly reque:ted •by those ble sound United Fund approach ma• be ••· who have assumed the reJP<!nslblllty of caraumed. ' J'Ying out the purposes of the Jackson Coun- Jackson County Explains It ,, ' APPLE GROVE of Jlrlde down tnc street The rel•*•d leellng 1, everywhere. ly Mro. Htrtotrt Rouoh Alter chul'<lh on Sunday tho Hu11hlo• Donohue and friend of family probably wUI plio Into tho Piqua sPent the .,..k end ol the oar and ramble over the baek former's home ~ere. roada, ohi!W and ahln1 at that the churc:h. patch ot purple or the other Mr and Mro. Valcle Spencer of 1rove ol troea with Itt myriad Syraeuae apent Tueaday altern90n colora a little farlhtr up the val- wltb Mra.JWbtrt jldllsb. F11l It the 11uon for football. Siewert. BQiton who has been llll'thlnJ bonJa and the red, ley.'l'llero milbt be 1 brlel expedl· villtl~ Mt. and !.fro. Ott Boston :~nee, porpte and sold of loam lion by the kldl (,.. 101111 Of the loll fildey to vjtlt bla brothor, !'"I' ellnf I~ !he treea or break 11ore beautiful letvq; or huol . .l~mll'a Boetcm and lallllly. 19010 to beeome a pari of the for prl.le, arowlfll In t~e 1wood . A Wiener Rofll was held ·•I the Plnorama of qolor that 1pla1h11 Tbe weather ad the· 1e11on1 home of Mra; .L<lll,a ,nJffle Fr)day Hfo• the eountry~de. ARE rllht lor drlvlQJ-and IIJ"'JY: evenlnr In nonor of the youna lt'1 a nlea time of the ear people In loBI of ll!ouaendl ·of people ol the F.UVIelf Ohurc:h. Tilt •tdo .,.. back Ia ~<hoi anci cart will be 'enjoylnc an oytlnc. Attendlnt wero TOiniiiJ Headley, 1110111'1 Jenaled nerves are n D..plte lhe tltY"iOIDI air of ,.. HalT)' PkktPI lr., Ja1ne1 Blomr, ltnpr ohallortd br tl!e Ptillfe: · laxallon th~l liK!nll lo takt hold Gllarloa Haney, Elmo• Napper, ,us demanda of the younpler; ot many of life 1t this Rev. HilT)' Plt~w. 'llln. Rlebard ~U,hout tile dey w k d1 time, people atiU ruoh when they WUson and 10n, lin. LouiJe Hea~. ftad lilt man of the ·ho · tli' IIi 'l~f) dR'W'j ,. "N~t ~l)lly t:r,,.Be..te. BlauJhter, Marabelle · ·~ outaldt Jobi th 1t"':eed t: I'ILib to aet to lila count.Y and. S arpnaolr,.Mn. 'lll'aold Anderlon .. aecompi!Utd litton 11111., efter they have had their outlna, tnd daa1btera, ·~hny, loe, Doro. "1111. they rKih to return home. thy, Dale ood Pew Rlllle, lin. , Herblrl Rouah, !tlr•. Altha Wicknumber ol twttd Jaektta, • To helrhteo llle denrer of line, Dart Rhe<lt1 and Hr~ Lelia neex awnlr or two ond 1 thla hlfbWey llllpilletde !be daya Rlflle. A hrtkle abower wu atao ba,llefed, !Mit oomfortablo are boeomlor Porter aad 1hort· held honorlnr Marabelle Shii'JI' hall ue ~D on u., lti'MI. er. The woailer'rul !~Hibtr lllrea 1 oaek, _wllo I\IIU ,con ·be movln1 It llfm to bt a. bit more In· the driver Into lln1erlnr 1 trifle Raclno. tban they wke durtnr too lon1 I~ tbe ,fO~ntrte~d d~~tk Jame1 Sloaaer ape~ Su~day al~ m011Uu. ~pie atroll eatohea ~Ita 011 the road. 'I'he erD<IOn wllll RandY Norrll at Le· fodlnr lllbl ~~d shilling shu· tart. < ......_ dowa -lite ll!e IYII'I(O t rt I d L~ ' tii0N1 Mll'tiNO fellow ¢o duwn a btt , en e a ne bal'dtr on pedal, 1'Th.~Irid'! at her l!.ome, Fee~;;.. e~R.ett Post, No. Amerle&J, ton will me<t 11 a 1low.down nead~y even~nt ai the Lealon '-'::;~~~;r~~~~~ by 1......11)11111 on South Fourth Avenue at ~ ·~d '...._ l\. I ~;;-;~~==~--7-.-.~--~~~y~U~t~ed_F~u-nd_:_·__~~--~-- IJiE DRIVER'S , 1: A 5Iii'\'J ~. ' l 1 ( 141 For Rent ' :'"~ 1,lnotead ' ,, '. ' . / ' ..,,.' \ '. '• ' Wrh ph••• ) ' . ... .,' "I ~1 "w:2a I Set ' H lr MRI. •AIIA II.ACK ·Hrt. wnu,., 1btildle ~~d MTJ. John Crew, were hlllteile.i 'tq the Pres~ytttlon · Mllll•tllty siletety they mel In the 1oelal feOII\• churo~ hlday eventni,~t. ·' ,'<" . ' .. ' l• ~ ,. I !, ..,.;,.,,.., ' . ' ' ' . �,. ' I. ".... :, Pomeroy Motor• Co. 2469' High Team Gome " Morrlaen wlll hove tlwN returlleea !rem 1Jtt seaaen: len· lora Carl Wolle! Ivan ~owejl; lun· 16rs '.JimmJe AdimJ,..Ronnle Sal· "'\'• Arthur /!"'lie, uon McDa~e. Be!id~a t~!e varalty letter win· nen tb1re wijl ""''u of last Yeat'l rol!"''l'e a~d fi'oah 'aquda. 'l'he 'aehe.lule: ' Cement 1\lock 8'13 High Individual Serlea Lohae, 55f HIJh lndlyldual Game Lobs•, 226 Po.u~roy Second 10 teams: 11. Marlon Harding 64, 12 Zanesville 47; 13 Hamilton 43; 14 Columbus Aquln· as 10, 15 Dayton Fairmont 38, IB Youngstown South and Elyria 35, 18 Van Wert 33; 19. Cleveland Shaw 28, 20 Cln<lnnatl Elder 27. Others Portamouth 26, Fair· born and ~ount Vernon 19 ea~h, Cleveland Lolln 13, Cleveland St linatlw Parma and Weluton 12; St. Clairsville 10; Columbua North and C~ncmnat1 Ro1er Bacon 8; AI· II anee 7, Jackaon 8; Toledo Centro!, Toledo Scott, Campbell, Wooster and Akron Garlleld 5, Piqua. Steubenville !Jma, Ham· llton Catholic, Cincinnati Xavier, Sanduaky I; Cleveland East Tech, Dayton Chamlnade. Taylor, Iron· ton 2, Toledo Walle, East Palestine, Shelby Struthera Brookfield I. ' ' . I ,. -lj'i • ' Delmar A~,: -~dnod,ij¥·~ For Meigs, Ce~u'nty Ju'dge· "·; ,,'/ Who Will Conduct Hit,Court WHhoul F,v,~rlt,IIIJII ' I . PHON~ MO"I R.~s ro~~t 388·y \t ., . ·~~0 ' \ I ' NOW IN ' STG¢1( . I ' ' • FOR YQUR •• ' I ' ' '. CONVENIENCE ' ·, Bowling Highlights r, I . f: ' ' KLEENODYNE"" ., . ' .. I WOMAN'S LIAGUE High Three Game Ind • M. Mur· ray, 400 1 HI~h Single 'Game, M? 'Murray, 181 .Team Tbrl:e Games, ~larks, Drugs, 2298 Team Smgle Game, Starks Drugs, 7~ and Moores Store 7Im. , STANDI"fGS , Won tost Pe t. Eber.,a~h Hardware 18 5 722 Stark& DruiJS . 13 5 72~ Carllngs /, . 10 8 556 Roney'a Market 8 IQ 414 Mooroa Store . . , , 6 12 333 New York c:~thing _4:.,;_:~::,·2:22:..!:::::;===:::=====;:;::~~=-;:!:::;:!·#:;··===!a:J) WHAT IS THE CAPITAL OF ALASKA i 'li!• capttlt Is Juneau, nd a caplt~l llululht lor Pro&crlplionl II STARK'S .. . We otand mlb wltb 'lbe Hicbeat Quallty Drup, to help you and yonr ramliJ malnllln qooct Heallh) lJWUt ~CLEANERS TOPS EXPERTS N'aw ,JN ' I C~ING ,(1 SHOll :PAIR Forest Clark,· dWr:~t~ TWO CONVENIENT LOC.AT!ONS "' .... -. PoMeny f'ight ·. Results ' . · business sessiQn .1 ·:._.,...._._,.,... was ser~ed. €. s of tbe Letart M~t:hO<Iil! Church will meet l'~.l'!OIY, the hOme of �,. ' I. ".... :, Pomeroy Motor• Co. 2469' High Team Gome " Morrlaen wlll hove tlwN returlleea !rem 1Jtt seaaen: len· lora Carl Wolle! Ivan ~owejl; lun· 16rs '.JimmJe AdimJ,..Ronnle Sal· "'\'• Arthur /!"'lie, uon McDa~e. Be!id~a t~!e varalty letter win· nen tb1re wijl ""''u of last Yeat'l rol!"''l'e a~d fi'oah 'aquda. 'l'he 'aehe.lule: ' Cement 1\lock 8'13 High Individual Serlea Lohae, 55f HIJh lndlyldual Game Lobs•, 226 Po.u~roy Second 10 teams: 11. Marlon Harding 64, 12 Zanesville 47; 13 Hamilton 43; 14 Columbus Aquln· as 10, 15 Dayton Fairmont 38, IB Youngstown South and Elyria 35, 18 Van Wert 33; 19. Cleveland Shaw 28, 20 Cln<lnnatl Elder 27. Others Portamouth 26, Fair· born and ~ount Vernon 19 ea~h, Cleveland Lolln 13, Cleveland St linatlw Parma and Weluton 12; St. Clairsville 10; Columbua North and C~ncmnat1 Ro1er Bacon 8; AI· II anee 7, Jackaon 8; Toledo Centro!, Toledo Scott, Campbell, Wooster and Akron Garlleld 5, Piqua. Steubenville !Jma, Ham· llton Catholic, Cincinnati Xavier, Sanduaky I; Cleveland East Tech, Dayton Chamlnade. Taylor, Iron· ton 2, Toledo Walle, East Palestine, Shelby Struthera Brookfield I. ' ' . I ,. -lj'i • ' Delmar A~,: -~dnod,ij¥·~ For Meigs, Ce~u'nty Ju'dge· "·; ,,'/ Who Will Conduct Hit,Court WHhoul F,v,~rlt,IIIJII ' I . PHON~ MO"I R.~s ro~~t 388·y \t ., . ·~~0 ' \ I ' NOW IN ' STG¢1( . I ' ' • FOR YQUR •• ' I ' ' '. CONVENIENCE ' ·, Bowling Highlights r, I . f: ' ' KLEENODYNE"" ., . ' .. I WOMAN'S LIAGUE High Three Game Ind • M. Mur· ray, 400 1 HI~h Single 'Game, M? 'Murray, 181 .Team Tbrl:e Games, ~larks, Drugs, 2298 Team Smgle Game, Starks Drugs, 7~ and Moores Store 7Im. , STANDI"fGS , Won tost Pe t. Eber.,a~h Hardware 18 5 722 Stark& DruiJS . 13 5 72~ Carllngs /, . 10 8 556 Roney'a Market 8 IQ 414 Mooroa Store . . , , 6 12 333 New York c:~thing _4:.,;_:~::,·2:22:..!:::::;===:::=====;:;::~~=-;:!:::;:!·#:;··===!a:J) WHAT IS THE CAPITAL OF ALASKA i 'li!• capttlt Is Juneau, nd a caplt~l llululht lor Pro&crlplionl II STARK'S .. . We otand mlb wltb 'lbe Hicbeat Quallty Drup, to help you and yonr ramliJ malnllln qooct Heallh) lJWUt ~CLEANERS TOPS EXPERTS N'aw ,JN ' I C~ING ,(1 SHOll :PAIR Forest Clark,· dWr:~t~ TWO CONVENIENT LOC.AT!ONS "' .... -. PoMeny f'ight ·. Results ' . · business sessiQn .1 ·:._.,...._._,.,... was ser~ed. €. s of tbe Letart M~t:hO<Iil! Church will meet l'~.l'!OIY, the hOme of �I I I Westminster Yo"th Fellowship Hallowe'en Party Held Mon1aav1 Engagement Being Announted Jaycee-ettes Are Hostess To ' Jaycees Saturdoy I REEDSVILLE &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0, Oct. 22, 1957 ' 1-~ . NEW YORK l1P .,:_ Entle '9n Buuo in ne~l Frl~ll'' n11Jt'a fV Recent guest, of Fred Colemor. ny Boy Wtliiad!~ 91 J'llhlngtOJt, bout at M•dl,.n Squ••e Oa'rcien I were Mr and Mrs Fre~ Coleman D C has replaced p 1 11 011 0 r ' ,. " A Hulloween costume Pll'tY,)VI! of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Wlllianl Italy ' aa an ' opPP.DIIll ~9 of u' ,-for Joltn{l)' Rossi withdrew ~ tieCauae 1 held 1¢ the home of Mr nn~ Mra Stethe mand son in law and daug i .;:,::;:::;;;:;;:;:z~~,~~;:=~;~;:=~'::;;t::::::::::::::d::;;;::;;:;:;:::;., Rogn Morgan Saturday nig~l hter, Mr and Mrs Garth Smllb of H • • whc11 the Javccc ettes entertained Jaycees Coslume pr1zes were •• tyon l!Y )Irs Calvm $Impson and Mrs Garn~ Hpilber ·.bt New~~,•t ' " ' ' \ Jack Seelig spent (he Weekend f<~ntjy here c," ' ; • I t", ' '~ ~ ! ' •,.' \ Durmg the t!Venmg gam~ were With Wallace Baker ar.~ 'da'llg~'tor' 1 • • ' 1 pl<~.yed and prtzes awarded tp tbe members and one guest Joe Lola ,' , . 'l Prushln& ..C"oiumhus Meeker, Charleston Decorations was~Irst hLola e guest Sunday 01 Mr.; and refre!hmenh were In keeping Marne Park"t with Halloween Mrs Rush1a Shumway and Afr Present were ~fr and Mr .. and Mrs Blame NeweJJ were week VIrgil Brown Mr and Mrs Jaok end guesls of relatives In Akron Seehg Mr and Mrs RIChard Ro Mr and Mrs Ray Weavor and senbaum Mr and Mrs Calvm famUy of Wavorly, Ohio and Ml.u Simpson Ml" and Mrs MiC'(y Maxme Reed Rio Grande College MO~TH Wllhams Mr anrl Mrs Euaenc were recent guests of their pJl' Buckley Mr and Mrs Rlchorri cnls Mr and Mrs Alvin Reed I Collms Mr and Mrs Dale Kautz Mrs Stella Amo• Shaffer of Stow Mr and Mrs Roger Dlllardl- Bar Ohio came Friday to VISit h.r bara Coates Don Bctzlng and the aunt 1>1'• Jooephlnc PICkens, and guest Joe Meeker other relallves Gbosts met the members and Judson WhUe, Mr and Mrs Hu guest. of the Westm!Dater Youth bert :t:aylor, Mr and Mrs Donald Fellowship when they had a Lowery Mra Lucy Greu Mro Halloween party al the Fll'St Gale Hysell, Mra William 'mmcrn. 'l :Presbyterian Church Monday eve Noise-makers were distnbuted ~lnr Helen Taylor and Patty as t~e members and guests arrlv· \"'W~J'l' 1 co-chmmen ~f) lbe soc~al ed at the party and favors were committee who planned !be ~arty mm~ature ghost doll! made by were the ghosts and the )'Oung Susan Allensworth 11nd Karen people on the deeoratlng commit Gregg .Members of the decoratmg tee bad used corn (odder, pump- commlltct! Included Lhe co-chatr llns skeletons and witches Wllh men and Fred Slater Richard 11treamen of orange and black Bohn and Judy Saurr Servin~ paper to d('corate the Sun~ay on the refreshment committee m School rooms eluded those named 11bowe and Mrs Karl Owen and Mrs. Jam Beverly Pcrrm Karen GrcgJ, es Harlt\ were JUdges of the CO~· Sandra H} sell C:nolyn Russell tumes and after the Grand March Elue Rcu:hert Su~an Alleng.. gave the award for the prettiest worth costume to Sandra Hyst!ll Ui Others attenchng were Carol llesl Jamcc Zirkle and mo~t Jtteobs Charlene DaviS Sandn ur ,, nal tu Judy Gregg and Rrc"lngton Jean Casey Russell Charlt.s Kitchen McElhinny Judy Wildermuth and Games "' er(' played durmg the Judy Martin cvunlng itDd prltes were wuh by -----Dianne McComas Cmda Morr1s, Carolyn R~<S< il BarbAra Jones, Charles R1tchcn Judy and Karen Gregg Sus1e Allensworth Janice Zirkle Judy Butcher Patty Hall Colleen Wilson Susan PulJen 1udy Sauer Fred Slater S" members ol Jane Howell Adults assisting with the parfJ Tent Daughters of Union Voter O~t. were the advisors Mr and Mrs ans were chosen as district off1 cers lor the coming year at the Mrs A R Tedrow of Hamden Dl,tmt meeting held Saturday in and Mrs, Denver Thoma wer~ Chillicothe when Mrs Clelaa4 Hel~ea lentertain•rl the Third Friday Club Mrs Mlnme Neutzlina wao elee~ cd as acnior vice president, Mrs I a party at her home Fiaher St Friday evening Guy Reynolds, pattiotle lnstruetor .l and Mrs W R Davis Mro A V Fall flowero decorated the home Mr J M 1 ulllc arrived home Howell Mrs Thomaa Cook and for the occasion Saturda\ uft( r havmg made an ex Mra C E Clark were chosen 11 OuTing the business ae88lon with tensivc tnp to the West color bearers Henry Reibel preaident, preMr 1 uttlc left h•s home on siding piarrs were dlstuued for the Attending the convention from Sept 14 and traveled to Baltl Pomeroy were those named above annual Christmas party which wUI more Mrl where he joined hia and Mra Thomas Goegleln be held at the home of Mn Ben daughter and Bon m law Mr and Mr and Mrs Rex O'Brien are announcmg the engagement Neutzling II w" agreed to have Mrs. John Zweyer on Sepl Hi of their daughter Leah June, to Paul Dean Etchmger, son of a planned potluck dinner preeed .Mr Tuttle and the Zweyero Ira mg th• party S.cret pal gifll for Mr and Mrs Allen Etchlnger, Pomeroy, Ohio V1!11ed via mplane to Los Anaelea Halloween were exchanged Mtss 0 Bnen Is a 1957 graduate of Pomeroy Htgh School a non stop trip which took aeven Games were played and prizes and IS now employed by Dr H D Brown, Pomeroy, Ohio awarded hours and 40 mmutes to Mra Grover Erb, After vi.&JUng Mr Zweyer'1 moMr Etchmger Is a graduate of Pomeroy lltgh School, class Mrs Addle Grueser Mr! Edward ther they agam traveled by air to of 1955, and IS employed by the A k P Co m Pomeroy Hite nnd Mra Retbel Members of the Pemel Claoa ol San Franc1c~c n oakland and Porta No wedding plans have been revealed Refreshment\ In keeping with the Pomeroy First Baptist Church jand Oregon enroute to Richland, Halloween were served by the W88hlngton where they vloited Mr and their families hold a masked ho•te!S to those named above and Halloween party Saturday evenTuttle s grandson Dr Earle Hu .. Mra Max Meinhart Mro Albert aell a former Mei(W County bey ing in the church ooelal room A short buslnes!J s:eMion wes Ebmbach, Mro Bentz wotfe,Mrs While 1n Richland Mr Tutlle Everett Dailey MilS Kate Ebers traveled !lllml 1 000 mUes by car held with Mr Howard Cecil pres! Mra Rodnoy Sauer reSident of Lionel Boggs Mrs 'ames C)"ls bach Mrs Ernest Rhodes and dent preoldlng Devotions led by on vanous olght seeing trip~ In the Middleport Parent Teacher A.. well Mrs llonald Mdls Mrs Rog Mrs Dille Smith both Oregon and Washington He Mn Orval Wiles opened the meet- soctahon r>rcstded when they mel cr 'Morgan and Mrs Wtllace Brad 1 --c::-:---~------~ abo enJoyed 11 real Western rode:a in~ Plans were made lor a turkey Monday at the High School and led ford as the hnapltallty committee Robert Leading a campJD!' trip m the Blue Moun dlnncr and Thanksglvmg party to the audience In repeating the In the dlscu!Bion moaeraled Road Mro C A Bradbury tains und many other pointa of be held at the church and plans Lord • Prayer by Mrs Moore and Bradford, the Ichildt·en, Suzanne Mary and Aaa were d111cussed for the annu~l Mrs Clarence Lacey vocal leach teacher intcrC!It stre,.cd the fact that the were In Ch~ilcothe Sunday to Chrlatmas dmner ond party and On October 4 lhc p&rly left Richcr presented the E1ght Notes In child and the parent are free to visit Mr and Mrs William IC;1tclien lind by scenic criuacr bus on a eommlttcco appointed for both their f1rst appearance of the fall choose what type of exira euaTic and new baby Debra Jo, and ~ra trip up tho Yakima Valley, thru partie~ They Include Vm Covert Carl~ ular work and tho amount of Robert Reibel who has been alllaDoughnuhl, elder and coffee WIIson Janice Asbury Carolyn time allotted to this projecl 'l'bey mg an the eare of her granddauih Chinook Pass and a beavy anuw atorm Into Mt Ranier Nallon•l were served during the eveninll M!lho•n Sharon Jones Kay Darst discu8Sed the benefits of partie! tcr Park over the CBICade Mountaills and favora were ctlewmg gum for Carol Blaker and Dixie P1erce paling 1n groups and the develop Mrs P K Ruuell RN is em and on to S.attlc where they again the adO.Itl and auckers for the After thm performance of AI ment of social pmse and toss of p}oyed In the office of Dr J J children l!oarde~ a Iarao alrhnor lor the legheny Moon and Love Love, self r.onsciousness D~vis PreJJent were Mr and Mn Guy l,ove' at the school the musician• homeword trip In the Home work d1iCUS8lon Mr and Mra M~r1baU PIUIIJpl, Mr Tuttle traveled some 0 000 Cowan and family Mr and Mr1 vi~lted Miss Loll CeCil lnvnlirl tho various topics moluded the Columbus, brourht her IIIOtlliir n11lcs by air 1,000 miles by car Jack Borden and family Mro Jean teacher who originated the idea type of home work needed the Mrs Webb llail home Saturday and 280 miles by buo He Ia 88 carson and aona Mr and Mra ol the Eight Notos in the local oond1tlon In the home under after she had spent two wetlls ~boater Zirkle Mr• Cecil Mro ochool yem al •11• /Which the home work IS done visiting them Haroi4 Lemley and aono and Dar Mrt Clyde Ingels membership Whether m departmental grades Harley Swisher •nd John Cough lene Romine, Mr and Mro Harry chairman, reported a total of 3~1 the teaehers ohould have allotted enour Cheeblre were In Charles Lee Bailey and daughter Mrs members to date Mrs Norma~ times lor home work Instead of ton Sunday to attend the last ol Ralph Zundel Mrs Franklin Hud Humphreya Health chairman has concentrating several Important the 1957 Stook car races on the •on and children and Mr and 'drs catid a meeting of Room Mothers aubJects at one time the mponsl Skyline Raee Track Oml Wiles and family at the Home Economics room on blllty of parents and wlwther Par Mr and Mra Georae DeWees Wednesday at I 30 when they will enil woul~ aBBJSI w1th homework were overnight gu~ata A stork 11howcr WM a~lvcn by count Sale! tax stamps given by In the tele>lslon workshop ol Mr and Mrs Homer Mn Che1ter Brlnk~r lmfl Bcult' the rhlldren ol the looai schools Woodgerd read an article on edu Rice and th lour 3rove to Bar Slaughter In honol or Mr.s A I for the establishment of a dental calion values of teleVISion from bour~vllle, W Va Sunday to vlalt fund the Augu~t 24th isaue 01 The Mr and Mra Everett Bluell 1\lr nold Anderson 11t her home F11 day tvonlng Mro Paul Theis gave a report of Saturdny Review and Coach )lisoell to 1Uperv11or ol the l!tale .. Glttl were placed In a w!)l!" Mr~ Roy Tntc) •nd "'Irs liar' tho County Council of PTA whleh Swackhamer e~plamed how tel.. Farm at Barbouravlile Mr ~nd buolnet lined with p1nk which well Curd left Mo~day mornln~ was held at the Cheater Hig- vision clamoom work Is acrom lrfro Rice and Mr and Mra DeWeos ~!tended Sunday School "" was placod In the crntor of the fur Cincinnati to attend th; School recently The attendance pli1hed award was tied by Mrs Guy Roy The meeting adjourned at the vim in Huntington enroute to llvina room G10nd Chapter OES their deatlnation Rotrcoh)ftcnto or indivldunl [ Mrs John Chase Jell Salurd01 noids Kindergarten and Mro R end of the discussion groups 0 E McKinley entertained eaku squar"' lopped with pink for 0 v~<lt with her 1on in law M Sherman'• Third Grade atu with a birthday dinner for and blue bootie• potato "lod on 1 daughtor Mr ond M" dent• The prOIP'Im lor the eventna Gueata indU~ Mr aandwichea and cofloe were serv Harold Ru .. cll, Huntington !4 to Mr1 ll•rold Rouoh Jam" Mrs Robert Horbrecht and ch1l wu held by dividing Into thret Blosser, Mu Jack Wolfe an~ drcn h~\ e rCtuurned to the! ducusslon IP'OUps led by a teacher ~ dtughlrrl Mr1 Herbert Roush home loh11nb111 11rtcr a several and a parent Mrs Bruce Lloyd an~ aon llrs Alex ' Wheeler day• vl•ll with her pal'l!nl! !lr parent, and M111 Mildred ' Lloyd Fred I Gardner Rastor uf tbc ... ·~ J Marab<lle Sharpnack llarths U and Mro Nonnon McCallulll teacher supervised the diacu"lon Teaford Bonnie and Connie An Mme 1sv!Jic "nd Air and M•~ on Home Work, Coach N P Allddloptn t Chul'l!h of Chnst at l Swackhamer and Ha(Oid Woodaerd tended the Chrlotian Chmc at the denon Paul Wolre Haymon~ Harhrecht Tutt.l We4, Oct. 2221 Mr1 H•rr)l P1ckens Mrs Dorsa Mr~ Karl Grue.ser and sons or 1noderated a talk pn Televition, Plneburot Churoh Monday e1 cnlng Mra C R Young Is iii at her Pmona Mil Choster Drinker lhnm lllc vloltcd Saturday with and Mrs Nan Moore teacher, and PAMILY' NIGHTI Be11le Slauahter and the honor ncr pmnl! Mr and Mn Welbv Wallace !lrndlo•d, parent, ware In home With a Hverc allac~ of artb· charlle of a dlacullion on "Extra ritlo ed aueal Whaley Darwin HOIIIIOII SHOW . I Sending .glfh but unable to 11 1.. Murllyn Grumr ond Curricular Activttlel" and their ,Ruuell an~ Kathie ~lcEihinoy Jean ~lpamont Stewart Granllf\' all'l"d wore Mra Virgil Tea! or I tncnd llonnlc Itommel of Col value or detrtment to the IChool chlldren ol Mr an:4 MIS Kenneth MeElhl,ltny, apenl the \!leek oild 1!11'11 Letlle Spencer M" llav 11 n~us •pont Sundoy with hor pupll "F001'1TIIII IN THI FOO" I{ codee 'hour Wll held d'urlng with their 1rand~rent.t Mr aqd !loin•Y Mra .Idly Hill Mrs Jock pmuts Mr and Mrs Kllrl Grue the dlac11111lon pert!kll with )Irs ~lr~ Ru11elf BalleY,"llutland R* Sblrpnack lira Owan Anderaoo (In Tectinlcolor) Mr Mra Cal!l),~eil ~~~P , Mn Woltor Stpvor Ml ~ s Lena Gt u~~l'r returned tf -alloGamfl• wore played nnd prlzt" !H 1 home Sprln1 Ave,uu~, Sun ~:~r~,,d'and )l!s ~m a the, funeral , r 'Gll!ta ~aimor ' ' awarded to Mn AI~' chy t'Vllning a(tcr D. WteJu •lslf son Hayea Wh••t•" and lira Dorsa Poroons In [,rund\ Va with Mr a11d the Paint ere I~OMIIU 0! I!IQIA. IfAU" In Galiipolia, Mri F1cd Mescher llr and Mra Eallo Mo!8man And family epcnl tho wcakend w1th rl'latives in Newark Rov and Mrs E E. Rou•h have 1!'turned to their home 111 f I nell"' after a aovcral dayo vial' PIIGiie Y Mlddleporl w11h his brother In law and allIer Mr and Mrs Charlea Wtlh YllS, ~NOTHBR SHIPMENT OF "'" Minersville Mrs Amy Holn1 or Lakeview I< tho guest of llr and Mra Ch" Withrow In New Fall Patterns and Colort Mr and l\lr< EIID Gilmore Jr I • nnd son ~ICky were buslnen po1r viK~tora In Oalllpollo Monday go Ml" Net~e 1J(ouhlor Mn Eel wnrd Koehler and Mrs William llaw!oll vl!ttcd Saturday In Gal llpolls with Mr and Afro Chorl• • Jane Howell DUV Members Chosen District Officers Third Friday Club Halloween Party Is Held 18 86- Year-Old Meigs Countian On Long Journey Peniel Class In Halloween Party Saturday Evening By MISS LUCY KIIIILI I 'Jil ° he R, , S• A J. , . 1';':,· ,'.~. Lo~,B~~~~Boltoo'iil!l d:~ler ~~ ~ ;· ~1' ~,~~· 1 CONTINUES ALL TH1S en~/~~~ayifrs IY UNITID Olllo: Occooltnal wliMiy ond 'l'ild nl1hl, lalltrotl IOII!h portion clou<ly with 11114 tvmln, dey. High todoy nitht 54-12. t\.1 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, October 23, 1957 NO.l61 SINGLE COPY-& --- --------.-- Flower Show Planned Northern Local December At N. Haven ISchools Cl~ Due To Sickness ' OPEN EVENINGS Mr; \llrgmla Walton entertain ed a group of cblldren Salurril!u' irtcrnoon October 12th ~J111pt)!tl; ~er daughter Sandra's 9th' '.tilr,th ~ay The tupe Wllf ft!j~l piiiJ'In~ games on the lswn, after whl.!;h Mrs Wplton served ~ce cre'l!llam• co~e and kool a1d 1!\Y nice P!'Jl sent• was given lo ! e honotee. 1( Mr and Mrs T J Reed of Pow• erov were friday evening guest. ~~ ~~rs C E Humphrey and Mr! George H~doon and daughter, Carol Jean, and Earl MeK1oley Mr! Dwlyht Wallaee Mro My ron Mlller and son, Jimmy, attend· ed the Army Bend conoert in Alb Jamea Weber left today for !hear winter home, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla , after apondiDg • By Appointment .' •' .*SPEct:AL .P,IClS c.,t.~.."# l.t~ ;1i;~:; ~~c~ih · . jL~R~E .ASSO.FMENT ll'ji~ j l~ 111 ~h:1l IAKIR I ~ l!uR' I F. ~~~ 1 ~~ Mayor E F Robinoon has urg. resi~enl! of Pomeroy to eo With the Christian Rural i)verseas Program <C~OP) earn· be carried out on Beg a part of the Hal· leatlvll:iell. TU REt 1c.' • < OaTH Brq-tell Coril" Ia Mkltlleport summer In M.:ld::d::le.':po:rt.::__ _ __!:=====:r==~===~====~~~~~ Middleport PTA Association Meeting Held Monday Evenl'ng "Ho,lid1i<i Elegance for compootUon or ar a holiday dining on a card tab}f !be ulilbltor IIW'VIVItlg 'If• POMEROY SOCIETY Midd}eporl S""t'ety r ~,I~~~NDrive · ln ot Mr.,. 4lt0n W:olle w va There are aloo a number Ill gra~dchlldren '¥-d gre~) ,.,-and flh«dren , She wes a member of the Or der of Eastern Star and the Wbile Sbrwe The piiSter coolest spollffred held by the Sugar Run PTA wh~ au noun~ed t~e Hallo'V"fn parf¥ t~'-J::~~:~,r~IIO~-H~~be; be , b~ld It the sehaol, Thurldv evening Oct :U, w,re judged Monday noon , ' J,lr.t. Allthe~ Beyan, l,lrs Bea trice Relriurt rnd Mn. Elln Gl9b• Judged the posters wh1eb were mide by member• of the lo~rlh filth and sixth grad" Grind pme winner wae Donna Marie Hauck and other wanners were Cindy Grueaer and Teddy ll<irarily (l'llde four, Pamela 0' Brien and Ricb Campbell, tilth Friends and relatives learned to< and C1nda Swatzel and day of the de!th of Raymond HaD Siuon, IP'ade six wbo diad at Horgan!oWDt W1 Va., Monday, October Zl of a heal'! attack He was bora in BirUord in 1810 and was formerly a 1'011· dent of Hartford and Mason , ' Sponsored By Sugar Run l'fA ---- Mrs. A. Anderson Is Honored Guest At St.ork Shower are Roy lillie& was AWOL and was m llldlana when a ruanlnJ gun blltle in a stolen ear w1tb Gffie1,1fo •bleb ,,. oulted in a oberlfra death ----- " Wahamalligh Band Tag Day tl*ymond Hall .. Nets Near• $580 Laot' 1'Q DIY 1110111 Dies Suddenly sored b71he Wabania Hlp ScbOOI a«<rdrtl ' Of Hea,t Attack ingthe lnttrlllnelllll mll!iedirect« I Syracuse FfA fihlloweeQ Party Will Be'I'L·-~ Satarday'o band ..tted - ! ) ' - to H~ Caliri, at the I!Choob ~ I I add04 tlJI more m-r wu to eome ill and II is QPeCied the figqre Will nse dunnrllle. remainder of the net. , Court m. parents ......., the lata Rol> ert Jl Hall and Edtjb lollnsonoBaU. Friends may call at the Foaieaoril Funeral Home anytime after 7 p '" Alb su;· Rubber Boa• ~~LS eon WALL PAINT ,LASTIC D·RAP,ES JUS'I' RECEIVED if All Colors :tteg. $6 30 1. IAL BEN FRANKLIN WCRVf'r ( t Mr and Mn Charlo• Buck vis IJ,cd S11nd'll' ' "11\h 'Mr nnd M" Willard Ebcnb"'b M.ra Jalnea Kevan and oon Jhn1ny 1~(1 S~nday for their home, Madlaon, Wit, alter a ~u week! vlalt with fiot paronil Hr and Mn Ver~ '8oliQ&er1 Thev were aceomporiled home by Mr Kevan who put two weeks m Alabomll: Mr cr and IofendUo~yy.a~11_ .~~y.;~!~!hl~~~~ and attending were Sancll'a Well! Dorothy Brown Connie Woodgerd, Ruth AJ!n Brothera, Carolyn Goegle~n Karen Snyder, Aiula Johnston Judith Stare her, Mattlyn Moore Explorer! and Scouts I)ouglas Bed, Tommy $town, Freddy Brown ROo Bruce Sta.l!!aker1 Mel.iutJhlh1, J.. k Mo«e, Eddie Frick, Reed, Jame' Smith,• J(le•II'Jiwn1 Larry T!Yilr. and David Taylor Ql~er taper~aors attendin! were Wm F, Clark AmM Leon ard, Hai1!1d Bl~ekston Willillo Radiblil, Onlille C Brown Clar~ " eh~n of the truop cemm t tee, ll!o~d is organ11aboaal repw.l!ntittlve and the others are comlllltlee .___members ;;":st';;:.Li;' - ___ ~ ___ A new Jtrtp of coDCl'ete aidewalk wll la1d in the earber part ol the weer for a dislanee of some 400 feet near the fortner properly m Mason C1ty ' The aldewalb are Ill he pia" ed on beth Slde• of tbe DO'II' tbrough the town from cur:ve ~~~or Fronna'a Pis<e to the curve near Cook's Parkelle. It is esllmated tl!at the eide- • ' walks will be completed within a ,.., ....... I ~ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 22, 1957 mattox