https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/18faef09f5664defda14977b35e5479b.pdf 4a3dc57eb0208969dd1bf9d9c037c5a4 PDF Text Text 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 ~ - �. I ·, ' ( ' ,. I -·· 111e Dalr Sentinel TO .lNTERESTS OF MIIG&IIA!JbN, AREA Nalll>llol ad~ortlilnl represent•· live, Bottlneiii·Kilriball, Ine., 843 Lexington Ave., New yotk City, 16,N. Y. , Entered ., seeond>elus mailing malter at the post··office· at Porn· eroy, Ohio. Subscrlpti<lo r~te~ ~livery by carrier where avlllable- 30 oenta per wee\: ; one year ift advue. al The DaUy Sentinel ·orhco, six months, $7.80: three months, $3.90. By motor route whare avail· able: on• month Sl. By mall ontt year $8; six months, $US; three months. $2.~0; one month, $1. '"·6o; SUTTON · Dally Sentinel Daybook DEVOT~D • By Mrs. Wmen Rosa N. T Rose was returned to hi~ home from the St. Joseph Hospi· tal, Parkersburg, Saturday. Mrs. Robert Lee is a patient at the St. Joseph lloopital •t Pirkcr~burif. . · 1\frS. Warren Rose altendia the October meeting oC the Rach1c NEW ARRIVAL 1\!r. and Mrs. Ben Thomas of Mason are anuouncing the Wtb or a son on O.tober 21 at 12:1~ ·P· m. at Holzet Hospital In Galllpo111. The child weighed nine pounds seven ounces at birth.. The Thomas P'I'A on Monday evening it>uple also have another son Mrs. Allen Taylor sp<J)I her aged three, and a daughter. aged time orr from work al bur hOQle. seven. hero and their da~g ftter ~ni We4nesday ' HAt.LOWEEN CARNIIIAL ·· .: OK ME.TIHG Tb.e annual Halloween carnival Past Matrons of Evan,!:!rlinc ol the Bradbury ParcRI·Teacher Chapter, OES, wilt meet Friday Published every afternoon ex· Asaoriation will be held· Thur~- night at the horne of Mrs. Paul eepl Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sentinel. Inc, at 110 Meehanlc St., Pomeroy, 0. Busln~sa . otrice phone 398, editor18l o!llce phone 307. PERSONALS Miss Janel Smith, Cincinnati. and Donald Powell a11d hie broth- ~!!DDLEPORT er.~n.law from Columbus. were Sunday evenins guests ol Mr and Mn.· Clarence Casey and two daughters, June and Jean. ---- -·- Win~ , Bradbury, with Mrs. Gri rf Rus1141ll as the assisting hoJtess Members are asked to be pre· . sent .to db!cuss Christmas pnrty plans and tG make , rtsarvatiDJls will include a Fish Pond. dart' lor the pa~ty which lhc Past Ma· game11 and Grab Bags. trDna otj·romeroy cHapter are having for them Monday night .. ALUMNI TO MEET The Racme Alumni meeting EMERGENCY CALL wtU be helrl Thursday. Oct. 24th, The Middleport Emergency at 7:30 P. ;;t at the Racine Hlg~ Squad wos called to the Ballarrt Sobool. All (!'aduates are urged hoin~ on r.ravcl Hill Tuesday af. to 11t1en~ . ' . . ··.~.J Lferpbon day night starting at 7:30 at the Bradbury school. Prizes wlfl be awarded for the pricttlest, ugliest aod most original cos{umes. .lit· rrcshments will be sold and gamtls • 1: ,' ,.. .. . ~ ~----------~--------~------~- --- --~~~~, ess · 1 l St . · . ) .' 1:00 5:4~ · 'l're.~<ure Hu~t •ue The Prlce Is Rlihl -- touch with key ~oel• throuput the ploat, otoro or.~. ' E) ,GROUP COMMUNICATIONS Loud-opaakin& phoneltto "eryone hear, 111k to outaide party. Opentea withaullifrins receiverloam handa free. @) • Stanley Pa~ty Held Tues ay At Roush Hom.e TI;IURSDAY 7:00 Jlllllllle· Deaa 7:45 Luel<j 8 Cartoonl ., 8:00 Caplatn l(•nearoo •· 8:45 CI!S !fo,ws• 8:~5 Loco! News. 9<00 Garry ,Molii'O D:30 Arthur Gotifrey 10:30 Strike· II· Ri•h 11:00 Nbws ·· 0 INTEl COMMUNICATIONS ~!;'J.O,, K~lle:a . ~anao _ . u:.111, ,!.•v•. ot1ill• ,. ll ;~~~~ ~e~~ll.1ol\~morrow 1 .· 1!::!" · Guldin~ ~~~t ,. .. t t2:0Q ;K.atie'• Xi ben. \· 1~:SQ ' Ai l~e We ld !!'Unu ' 'I :M ' • .-' . Beat Ihe Clock AUTOMATIC ANSWERING Ele<tronic SCcrotltry anowera phopo who~ you're ouc, rec:imla mea111•• playo them baek, to you, •'.' uuo Ohio Eta Phi Meeting Held Tuesday Night WCH:S-. TV Chan t8X Switchboard oemco pull tho buoy executive io inollnt l;~o .Jioll.!epartf 2!110 Big Paro[f 2110 • 'l:lle Veri!)ct Is · 3:00 Brliht\Jr 'Day . 3:10 sei!ret.Storm . 2:30, Edge of~ Nig~t 4:00 5·30 4:15 , " y011fM '· · ' I ; .. A. , l . MeJgS· •· C Men Fellowships In Meeting Monday · Week! The Very Best In used cars MERCURY '2 Dr. MERCURY 2 Dr. to MO. 'RloH. . PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. us an offer. 1957 CHEVROLET 4 l'. A' GIRL' • . · club I1•11!149 'JiORD aDd Heater. 99 Black Suede; Black Leather Date Buckles hi TIJ.e Back · Doily · .x.... t.., ... ' ' ' .. . {t 1,.#.\4•., .. . ,. :. menta 1t the eloae of , ,. . Games were played prlll's awarded to Mn. Rll5sell, 1 Mra. ADman, lin. Hawkin,a, Mra. E. R. Tompkins, Mrs. Galllll!her and these gu ..ta, lira. Otho Walls, loeo~ and Mrs. John Stoce, Porn· eroy. METROPOLITAN AlnV ,SAJ,I!lS · ' Roush's Shoe Store on ItO COIIpe by.\!41'~. ~ MANY MORE TO CIIOOSE FROM li 'her Collection of l•y Leogue Loafers. ' Dr. of gOOd 'miles. be6t WM1d}3· p.m ..· ..... Third Big Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Plan For Thanksgivil'lg fin!Sb, tifn1 fine, 12.~10 Ptarlloherlt W11 I frtds1 aup. 111011 of hla kotbor, lfr, and Mra. Bbermn Roherlt aud fll!IIIJ. Mr. and lin. Wayae Stewort and dauchlert of New Marth!lold eallod on l!r. and Mra. Ben Eblin and aon, 6aurdaf evoniDr. lllsl Shirley Roberta apent Wed· ne~ay evenlnt with lira. Robert Faulk. · Chorl!o Eblin Jr. and Mra. Faulk Jere busine18 <all· In Parken~urc. Wednelday, POr The Sunahlne Sunday School Mro. Clorenoe lf~Neal, proal. ol the Muon MothodiJt dent or the Loyal .Berem Cltfl The ,.venteentb birthday of ChUJOh voted to ·conlrlbUte fiOO or the Church of Chrlat, prtald" Jut Tuea· Phyllil Lo1!1Sttnley was celebrated toword the piU'chase .qb movie · ed wbeo they met Tlltoda1 1.1 lh• reeently with a ourprlse partr projector when th~y met reeenlly home or Mr. ~nd Mrt. Goli!'Jt planned by her mother, Mr& Opal at the home of lin. '! lien ~llo· Hudaon. song. · Mrl. 0. E. 1\!eKtnley wu In E. Stanley. The group also apP.,Inted 1 com· charge of lhe devotional i41Wiee Uamos were played during the evening and refre1bmenta served mlttee to· pore hue 10me k Ieben ••hich opened With a prayer· by to Larry Baker, Eddie Kitchen. equipment lor tile church. The Fr•d I. Gordner, ohureh PJ.!IOI', Gene Crooks, Wl111ur Rowley Jr., purchase of the proJector Ia 1 and llr1. Gtrdiler read o poem Junior Kennedy, Fred Tholllaa. project ol the MethodiJt Youth 'To a Woter·Fowl". Mrt. MeKin. I COLD WAVES ley read • modltatlon on tho John Mantey, Diane Stumbo, Mal· Fellowahlp. Alslsting Mn. Foaleaong ... 23rd Potm. da Roulh, Gall Hovatter. Bonnie to 11 Durin1 the bulioe11 meellar IIOURI Van Cooney, Annabelle StenleY, hoateiSea . lqr the meeting were lAM to IPM Middleport; Edna, Gory Lee and Mr. Ellabetb Harris and Mrt. vtr. Georte llelnhm Mra. Georsa MON. Thro SAT. Chll<ll and Mri.' lickinley r .. Charles Gilbert Stanley. Bullalo, glnla Wilson. WEDs. EVE BY APPT. In chor1e ol the meetlnl wao ported on the puro.'hlle ot 1 1ll· W.Va. I Sendh\g gills were Janice As- Mn. Emily Bur(eiS, ihe prOildent vor oommunlon 10rvlee for the bury, Vera Covert, Judy Arnold, ot the class. Devotlona were given ebureb oanduory. Blrthctaya ol by Mrs. Joyce Carooa. ~le<tlono 0. E. MeKinley, Roedell Stelly '';~::::::;:==:~~~ ~ Vonda See, Mn. Helepe Baker. from The Upper Room were read and Mr1. Childs were eelebrated. " Jane Hnrris, Georce Miller, Phillip Two ipeeial 1ono were a1.1nr by Middleport; Sandra Brown along with a poem ''Autumn". Mrs. Burgeas and Mr1. Juno van Mr. !leKinley, Homer Rlee and and Janet Slanlev Eno. Matre were l)rarded prheo for Mr. Stelly, The closing prayer their Halloween eoatumeo. Games wu given. by llfl, MeKialey. were played wilb Jo Ann Green The hoaleiHs were Mra. Hud· winning the priJo. son, !lrJ. !tleKialey with Mra. Relreshmenu were served to Aruold Dodaon u a eoiltrlbutor, Mrs Hazel Smi.th, Mra. Pearl and they aerved 1 d.,..rt eoune Rouah, Mn. Emily Burgeu, Mrs. to lwenty·two membel'l and two Jo Ann Green. ~. Evelyn Prof· eblldron. Bobby Stelly and Carol Ohio Eta Phi chapter ol Beta !itt, llrs. Joy«' Caraon, Lorena Jeon Hudaon. Slgll)a Phi sorority mel Tuesday Weiss, Hlld~ WoJa. Mii'Y Duddlnc, :------at the ollices ol the Ohio Fuel Gas Mrs June VIIi ~Ire. llrL Gladya I 0 S Con!Pany with Mro. Richard Jones, Artis, Mrs. G!Rb';Tbomu. and pre.ddent. presiding, Plans were Mrs Lucille sl"~•tjtamer. completed lor the Preferential 1 Tea to be held at the home of Mra. James O'Brien •t 7 Pr m. The cultural program lor the Wilbur Pleree, Bradb\10', Jll'eeveiling was presented by Martha ' sided when the Metp Co~acy Williams, whose topie was "LDve'a lien's Fellowtblpa of the Chlireft. Mira~le In Marriage". Refresh· •• of Christ met Monday at tbe were served by Sally Sauer Zion Baptist Church. Baehtel. Mrs. Peart Roush ot Mason en· During .the meeting a contribur=:.=::::=~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:=;;;~==~=~====·ll tertained with a Stanley Break· tion waa voted for the Grundy fast Party at her home on Tllead11 Mountahi Miulon School, Grno· morntng. Present W.re Mn. Scott KDotta, dy, Va. Repreoenllllveo ol tho Mrs. Margaret Rolland, Mr~ Middleport ChurcH of Christ Gladys Thomaa, Mrs. Loulae Hoff. were , 0. E. lleKinley, Walter man. Mrs. Chlorla Rouab, lin. Bunee and Dee Hortlnger. Pearl Harris, Mit. Helen Davis Mrs. Minnie Rizor and dauehter: le~n Grueser, Mr1. Rlltb Ry1n and children, Mm Frances Stewart. Mrs. Evelyn MeDaQle~ Mrs. R. L.. Dudding, Mrs. Nellie Duddlne. MISs Mary Dudding and MilS Corol The Past Chiefs of Ike Meigs Mrs.. Elizabeth Mathews, Mrs. Dudchng. Temple, Pythlan Slater~, made plan• for their annual Thlnbrlvlnr dinner when they '1\teaday night at the ~orne Mrs. Peter Slace. lira. !flltoa Ru11oll, pr.,ident. presided and opened the meeting with In unison and • t>Oem "Oi~o!Jer.'' The· dinner wilt be the lllrtln Reateurant wltb F.OilD V8 Coupe WPUam' Allman Jnd !fro· tb'el. Runs ~tn;. GaJialber as cO<ibalnDen ud ..u. . the par!f whith, wili follow the dinner will be at the home of 1949 DODGE Club Cpe. Mr~. . Reol nice. You'll like The lr~yeiintJ"J>' ct.., MAIILYN'S . BEAUTY lHOP , 6:00 News Pleture 6:13 Sp!)l'ls Eye 6! ~ Wealhereast 6:30 Wagon Train ' 7:30 Father ~WI Bert , ·: 8:00 Kraft TV Thea~ , , 1 · 9:00 This is Your Ltfe I : ·1 9:30 Boots and Sllddl.. . ' 10:00 1'1e Tao Dough 10:30 New Jllladllnes 10:40 Weath&~ast IO:Ie Nltewotch 12:00 Toni&hi telephone services that can save you time, trouble, money I I Truth or Consequen.., Tic Tse Dougb . • It Could S. You 1\!id·Day News Movleilme Brlillo and Groom Mauitee Theatre Queen for. a Day '4odern ,Rnmanaeel C~meJy l'1me Trouble With Father Splna~h PlayhoUIO NBC News 1:30 5:00 · • Here are.3 ~od~~ I I 10!30 1!.00 11:30 12:00 1·:30 2:00 3:00 ' 3:41' '(. ' Sjgn On Today Romper Room 12:1~ I I I 6:45 7:00 9;00 9:30 10:00 • I ·· · · 'I Phyllis Stanley 17th Birthday Is Celebrated 2-Dally Sen tine~ Pomqoy·Middl.eport, 0., Oct. 23 1 1057 Church Of Christ Bereans.Ciass hi · Tuesday M~etiitg Mason Methodist Sunday School ; Class Contributes Conae In and See Our GnVour B~a~tiful Display WOMEN$ Fall and·, Wi'nter ' . t: :• ' COATS~ --- ·-- '• n cookbl8 !0! Even more Important, It~~~~ fbur people 1pends around• two ~bum. It rliltlllllil·• houri each day gettinc III88IL the 8lsme automatilollliY, lttepl' And. out of that two howl, a~ the liaact temperature you· lllaL tl )ebt 80. mla~._ are IIJIIIRt jlllt 11'011 never b4ve metlly boUbWrl . l watchlnr rood to make IIU1't It . to allan up, dl'dled' ~ til • t!01111'l bum, 100rdt or boU o\tll'. , ~b, tillriled ~ to tllfdCtf away• ; ficwt it 0111-thU'a 182 lliwl OoJI!ildem!SeetheOASBurn.i · ~ : of potwatdllng a year! . ·, witlu Bnill c!emonatnlllcl. :· &t a new GAS ranp, with lit > o automatic top Bu111er w!UI. 1 " Btl~ GAS. ~• . • Brain, ~av• you .all that ,ii..-. ' . Deller'&odarl : ,·. i ' 1tl!!::', "/ro.le Given · "' ·Mov. 2nd . ~0{111~ to f'~" ::N~~··· to Write I I I, ' SIZES 5-t:l $180 Savings Bonds Winners LADIES • ·' • !l . .. \ l •, " ·· .CAR COATS '..... · ~.... ::.. ·.. ... $8~95 ,; .. \ . ·'. •tO ,~'!41DDliPORT -. D-P~rtTM.E. NT ·STORE ' - ' "JUST A ' ., '. 3,.. ,, ~. ' .... GOOD PLAC£ TO TlADE" •, ...~·· :-: IUIIIe Tracy ····----· -·- P_.iov, Ohio Robert R. Mlllor ··--·- Coshocton; Ohio Earl Riley · ·-- ·-- ---· · Zanetv.llle, Ohio RDbert Bennett .. C~brt,d,e, Ohio ra· Mary Essex ----···· Hemloek, OhiO Harry Thomas ···--' --···· Loiu; Ohio !lory Ann Parka •• NewcomeriiiOWn. Ohio June Chappolear ..... : .. GlqlUI<lT, Ohio lira. Leonanl Thompson cambrtdJe, Ohio Mn. Donald J. Murphey --·· Malta, Ohio ·Fred ... • · Wllaon ·-·----· z·~·•IJe O'lo ~m... .• n Earl 1\. Barnett Waahl,\gton C.ll., Ohio M. TQiltle · ----------· Chillltothe, Ohio Unda Sue Wolle ---------· Logan, Ohio Mn. Earl Hupp -- ------ Glenford, Ohio 11ory E. Hale --·- --· MI. V•mon, Ohio Dale !lautz ----·------- Zan.. ville, Ohio Ra• Slmm• Beeklev W V , • ----·------. . . •· Blanche Rhodes ------· Oak Hill, W. Va. J P. Evans -- --- -- -- --- Mullens, W. Va. Qlm:a Hyer .. --------' -- Lo~n, W Va, Lawr·n~ Child •rs · Ito K v-. ' ----··- --· n, Y· N. W. Harvey ..... . ... . Hlnton, W. Va. '" Wilson Swill W Delbe" .......... • . Vo. T." IJ. Osborne ---- · - WIIIIIJII8on, W. Va. :ra, 38-U $11·,95.~to · $34~95 ' .' . 1, •• • ~'1--U>OOdo IB Ea ek .,.. U.S. Savings Bonds will be awarded -Oct. 26 and NoY.. 2. In.addition, there -Will be Gran'd ~e 0l u--.Luuu U.S. Savmgs Bonds awarded at the close of the program November 2nd All bo0 d · · . fled. A&P employees and their families are not eligible to participate. · wmners Will be noti· ' • 10·20 . E•e,t •• r.N~ 6 ..ddret• iet your·free entry blank each·Ume you visit your A&P and deposit It In the box provided h. ' ..Here's a chance to get a fine coat at ~ price so low It's batd to believe! '.Choose from exciting colors in Cashmere r and W011l. Blends, Wool, ·Nylons, \\'ool and Fur Fibre, 'M,artJnlque, Fleeces and Tweeds. . ' woman ) ' ., Save 182 hours of potwatcllUlg -B'year~ Get a Burner.wi~h.a..Brain G-AS: ~ge. 'llhe averap ' ~\ ., • ' ' " 1hit;n .. . .•• 41. SANBOaN • I MW St.: JE)VELllY SECOND WEEK WeEK ENDING, OCT. 191 ~Ita Hollida~ -- -·--·-·- Hines, W. Va . ,Melvin llordJDan .' ___ Pl Pl~uan~ w Va Denal,d E, Smarr So. Cbarleston, •W. Va Stanton Parrloh So, Charleston, W. VL lam~ W. Reed •.•••. L. .... Clay, W.Va. ~.~~ Evalls -------- Cllorloaton, w. Va C=no McCue --···- Charlesto~. w. va. Ann Woodard --· -· - CbtriOJion, w Va Lula Jamea -···---· ·· Cl)arleston, W. Va . Elhef·Rbodea ----·- Whitesville, w. Va. Ida Adkl111 -----····' Htlndenon, w. va. "en•et• •·Uiff - -- · Ch arleston, ' A u " ~ w Va E. E. _WoJto : •. __ ___ Lowlsburg, 'w. Va. · Mrs. Thomas R. Evans Huntington, W. Va. Julio Prose •••••••• , ___ , ___ Kerr. o~io Dorothy C110y ------- ··- Gallipolls, Ohio I!N. Edno Lanoinj ··-·-· Waverly, Ohio GJIOWI Waddle _____ ___ Coalgrove, Ohio WIUla lclorrioo · .m . n -- Huntington, w. Va. lira. GeorceMartu._ _ Parkersburg. w. Va. Jua~lll Knlgbt -- ···· St. Mary~ 'W. Va. Tboqlas K. K!aor __ Hunlington, w. Va. Mrs. Cred Bartl • ell Parkenburg, W.Va. Floronce llallnk•r ..• : .. Marietta, Ohio Mn. Chartes Wrl•• .,..t ' --- Wurtland, Ky. Gertrude Reynollil -··· Spencer, w. Va. Dotqtby Tannin --· -·----- Pik<ton, Obi~ Larry. ~01 -·· ··- Barboursville W Va. lrflnn!e J(otler ---------··· Jront~ Ohio ffOJ~• J. jfop!jomery . 1\lorysvllle: Oblo ·J~ ~t~ll -·---- Wortilintton, Ohio 111'1 FOI'I"IOI Ellara Lo • P4ui· f . ·smitR .. ___ ::·: :- SPrmati:: ~I Mrt. KennettWUJiams .. Colomb~~ Ohle Wllllain ·c·• · c01vmbua, 0 hio .. _:-.•. ---·!lory J. 01158 : .---... , .. , Xenia Ohio ~nevleve Wallace __ Bellef~ntalne: Ohio NeU!e Wllli X:~li Kee~ .-'--·-·-·· ::~nl, Beaaie Kasner --- --:-··--- Gall000 ' Ohio Mn Fred Snilth-- ··--•---- .llari ' 0 0 u.H.: J •-o•• · ----.·· ---- S'dnon, bhllo -~, · .., ·~ ·······----· 1 ey, 0 0 ·Edna Padtolin ·.::_~------- Piqua, Oblo ' . Tommy Phelps -.•..~--- llfanslleld, Ohio .. Audrey Asller t'renU 00 o:o · Lots Vance -·-------'. • / --·---···-···- Bucyrus, 0 0 1 F. 0. SchuboJ!· -' ' -"----- Mahsfield, ;Otlio • Bob Burky. . b ,,., ' ''1:·~ ·- ,-··---Wayoe A. Meqilty c 1S elby, b I UJU~. oj,(~· L. o. Herd, ., •••.,.~~~~-- ~;.;J:; ~;·' g::: I ° :::J• O~r~r congratulatlo,.s to the second week winners! Watch for third w~k' winnen to' q. t . publisl1ed next .Wetlc. 1 • . .. ., 1 •.,, , • • ••• ' ~~ ,,1 ' ' �. I ·, ' ( ' ,. I -·· 111e Dalr Sentinel TO .lNTERESTS OF MIIG&IIA!JbN, AREA Nalll>llol ad~ortlilnl represent•· live, Bottlneiii·Kilriball, Ine., 843 Lexington Ave., New yotk City, 16,N. Y. , Entered ., seeond>elus mailing malter at the post··office· at Porn· eroy, Ohio. Subscrlpti<lo r~te~ ~livery by carrier where avlllable- 30 oenta per wee\: ; one year ift advue. al The DaUy Sentinel ·orhco, six months, $7.80: three months, $3.90. By motor route whare avail· able: on• month Sl. By mall ontt year $8; six months, $US; three months. $2.~0; one month, $1. '"·6o; SUTTON · Dally Sentinel Daybook DEVOT~D • By Mrs. Wmen Rosa N. T Rose was returned to hi~ home from the St. Joseph Hospi· tal, Parkersburg, Saturday. Mrs. Robert Lee is a patient at the St. Joseph lloopital •t Pirkcr~burif. . · 1\frS. Warren Rose altendia the October meeting oC the Rach1c NEW ARRIVAL 1\!r. and Mrs. Ben Thomas of Mason are anuouncing the Wtb or a son on O.tober 21 at 12:1~ ·P· m. at Holzet Hospital In Galllpo111. The child weighed nine pounds seven ounces at birth.. The Thomas P'I'A on Monday evening it>uple also have another son Mrs. Allen Taylor sp<J)I her aged three, and a daughter. aged time orr from work al bur hOQle. seven. hero and their da~g ftter ~ni We4nesday ' HAt.LOWEEN CARNIIIAL ·· .: OK ME.TIHG Tb.e annual Halloween carnival Past Matrons of Evan,!:!rlinc ol the Bradbury ParcRI·Teacher Chapter, OES, wilt meet Friday Published every afternoon ex· Asaoriation will be held· Thur~- night at the horne of Mrs. Paul eepl Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sentinel. Inc, at 110 Meehanlc St., Pomeroy, 0. Busln~sa . otrice phone 398, editor18l o!llce phone 307. PERSONALS Miss Janel Smith, Cincinnati. and Donald Powell a11d hie broth- ~!!DDLEPORT er.~n.law from Columbus. were Sunday evenins guests ol Mr and Mn.· Clarence Casey and two daughters, June and Jean. ---- -·- Win~ , Bradbury, with Mrs. Gri rf Rus1141ll as the assisting hoJtess Members are asked to be pre· . sent .to db!cuss Christmas pnrty plans and tG make , rtsarvatiDJls will include a Fish Pond. dart' lor the pa~ty which lhc Past Ma· game11 and Grab Bags. trDna otj·romeroy cHapter are having for them Monday night .. ALUMNI TO MEET The Racme Alumni meeting EMERGENCY CALL wtU be helrl Thursday. Oct. 24th, The Middleport Emergency at 7:30 P. ;;t at the Racine Hlg~ Squad wos called to the Ballarrt Sobool. All (!'aduates are urged hoin~ on r.ravcl Hill Tuesday af. to 11t1en~ . ' . . ··.~.J Lferpbon day night starting at 7:30 at the Bradbury school. Prizes wlfl be awarded for the pricttlest, ugliest aod most original cos{umes. .lit· rrcshments will be sold and gamtls • 1: ,' ,.. .. . ~ ~----------~--------~------~- --- --~~~~, ess · 1 l St . · . ) .' 1:00 5:4~ · 'l're.~<ure Hu~t •ue The Prlce Is Rlihl -- touch with key ~oel• throuput the ploat, otoro or.~. ' E) ,GROUP COMMUNICATIONS Loud-opaakin& phoneltto "eryone hear, 111k to outaide party. Opentea withaullifrins receiverloam handa free. @) • Stanley Pa~ty Held Tues ay At Roush Hom.e TI;IURSDAY 7:00 Jlllllllle· Deaa 7:45 Luel<j 8 Cartoonl ., 8:00 Caplatn l(•nearoo •· 8:45 CI!S !fo,ws• 8:~5 Loco! News. 9<00 Garry ,Molii'O D:30 Arthur Gotifrey 10:30 Strike· II· Ri•h 11:00 Nbws ·· 0 INTEl COMMUNICATIONS ~!;'J.O,, K~lle:a . ~anao _ . u:.111, ,!.•v•. ot1ill• ,. ll ;~~~~ ~e~~ll.1ol\~morrow 1 .· 1!::!" · Guldin~ ~~~t ,. .. t t2:0Q ;K.atie'• Xi ben. \· 1~:SQ ' Ai l~e We ld !!'Unu ' 'I :M ' • .-' . Beat Ihe Clock AUTOMATIC ANSWERING Ele<tronic SCcrotltry anowera phopo who~ you're ouc, rec:imla mea111•• playo them baek, to you, •'.' uuo Ohio Eta Phi Meeting Held Tuesday Night WCH:S-. TV Chan t8X Switchboard oemco pull tho buoy executive io inollnt l;~o .Jioll.!epartf 2!110 Big Paro[f 2110 • 'l:lle Veri!)ct Is · 3:00 Brliht\Jr 'Day . 3:10 sei!ret.Storm . 2:30, Edge of~ Nig~t 4:00 5·30 4:15 , " y011fM '· · ' I ; .. A. , l . MeJgS· •· C Men Fellowships In Meeting Monday · Week! The Very Best In used cars MERCURY '2 Dr. MERCURY 2 Dr. to MO. 'RloH. . PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. us an offer. 1957 CHEVROLET 4 l'. A' GIRL' • . · club I1•11!149 'JiORD aDd Heater. 99 Black Suede; Black Leather Date Buckles hi TIJ.e Back · Doily · .x.... t.., ... ' ' ' .. . {t 1,.#.\4•., .. . ,. :. menta 1t the eloae of , ,. . Games were played prlll's awarded to Mn. Rll5sell, 1 Mra. ADman, lin. Hawkin,a, Mra. E. R. Tompkins, Mrs. Galllll!her and these gu ..ta, lira. Otho Walls, loeo~ and Mrs. John Stoce, Porn· eroy. METROPOLITAN AlnV ,SAJ,I!lS · ' Roush's Shoe Store on ItO COIIpe by.\!41'~. ~ MANY MORE TO CIIOOSE FROM li 'her Collection of l•y Leogue Loafers. ' Dr. of gOOd 'miles. be6t WM1d}3· p.m ..· ..... Third Big Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Plan For Thanksgivil'lg fin!Sb, tifn1 fine, 12.~10 Ptarlloherlt W11 I frtds1 aup. 111011 of hla kotbor, lfr, and Mra. Bbermn Roherlt aud fll!IIIJ. Mr. and lin. Wayae Stewort and dauchlert of New Marth!lold eallod on l!r. and Mra. Ben Eblin and aon, 6aurdaf evoniDr. lllsl Shirley Roberta apent Wed· ne~ay evenlnt with lira. Robert Faulk. · Chorl!o Eblin Jr. and Mra. Faulk Jere busine18 <all· In Parken~urc. Wednelday, POr The Sunahlne Sunday School Mro. Clorenoe lf~Neal, proal. ol the Muon MothodiJt dent or the Loyal .Berem Cltfl The ,.venteentb birthday of ChUJOh voted to ·conlrlbUte fiOO or the Church of Chrlat, prtald" Jut Tuea· Phyllil Lo1!1Sttnley was celebrated toword the piU'chase .qb movie · ed wbeo they met Tlltoda1 1.1 lh• reeently with a ourprlse partr projector when th~y met reeenlly home or Mr. ~nd Mrt. Goli!'Jt planned by her mother, Mr& Opal at the home of lin. '! lien ~llo· Hudaon. song. · Mrl. 0. E. 1\!eKtnley wu In E. Stanley. The group also apP.,Inted 1 com· charge of lhe devotional i41Wiee Uamos were played during the evening and refre1bmenta served mlttee to· pore hue 10me k Ieben ••hich opened With a prayer· by to Larry Baker, Eddie Kitchen. equipment lor tile church. The Fr•d I. Gordner, ohureh PJ.!IOI', Gene Crooks, Wl111ur Rowley Jr., purchase of the proJector Ia 1 and llr1. Gtrdiler read o poem Junior Kennedy, Fred Tholllaa. project ol the MethodiJt Youth 'To a Woter·Fowl". Mrt. MeKin. I COLD WAVES ley read • modltatlon on tho John Mantey, Diane Stumbo, Mal· Fellowahlp. Alslsting Mn. Foaleaong ... 23rd Potm. da Roulh, Gall Hovatter. Bonnie to 11 Durin1 the bulioe11 meellar IIOURI Van Cooney, Annabelle StenleY, hoateiSea . lqr the meeting were lAM to IPM Middleport; Edna, Gory Lee and Mr. Ellabetb Harris and Mrt. vtr. Georte llelnhm Mra. Georsa MON. Thro SAT. Chll<ll and Mri.' lickinley r .. Charles Gilbert Stanley. Bullalo, glnla Wilson. WEDs. EVE BY APPT. In chor1e ol the meetlnl wao ported on the puro.'hlle ot 1 1ll· W.Va. I Sendh\g gills were Janice As- Mn. Emily Bur(eiS, ihe prOildent vor oommunlon 10rvlee for the bury, Vera Covert, Judy Arnold, ot the class. Devotlona were given ebureb oanduory. Blrthctaya ol by Mrs. Joyce Carooa. ~le<tlono 0. E. MeKinley, Roedell Stelly '';~::::::;:==:~~~ ~ Vonda See, Mn. Helepe Baker. from The Upper Room were read and Mr1. Childs were eelebrated. " Jane Hnrris, Georce Miller, Phillip Two ipeeial 1ono were a1.1nr by Middleport; Sandra Brown along with a poem ''Autumn". Mrs. Burgeas and Mr1. Juno van Mr. !leKinley, Homer Rlee and and Janet Slanlev Eno. Matre were l)rarded prheo for Mr. Stelly, The closing prayer their Halloween eoatumeo. Games wu given. by llfl, MeKialey. were played wilb Jo Ann Green The hoaleiHs were Mra. Hud· winning the priJo. son, !lrJ. !tleKialey with Mra. Relreshmenu were served to Aruold Dodaon u a eoiltrlbutor, Mrs Hazel Smi.th, Mra. Pearl and they aerved 1 d.,..rt eoune Rouah, Mn. Emily Burgeu, Mrs. to lwenty·two membel'l and two Jo Ann Green. ~. Evelyn Prof· eblldron. Bobby Stelly and Carol Ohio Eta Phi chapter ol Beta !itt, llrs. Joy«' Caraon, Lorena Jeon Hudaon. Slgll)a Phi sorority mel Tuesday Weiss, Hlld~ WoJa. Mii'Y Duddlnc, :------at the ollices ol the Ohio Fuel Gas Mrs June VIIi ~Ire. llrL Gladya I 0 S Con!Pany with Mro. Richard Jones, Artis, Mrs. G!Rb';Tbomu. and pre.ddent. presiding, Plans were Mrs Lucille sl"~•tjtamer. completed lor the Preferential 1 Tea to be held at the home of Mra. James O'Brien •t 7 Pr m. The cultural program lor the Wilbur Pleree, Bradb\10', Jll'eeveiling was presented by Martha ' sided when the Metp Co~acy Williams, whose topie was "LDve'a lien's Fellowtblpa of the Chlireft. Mira~le In Marriage". Refresh· •• of Christ met Monday at tbe were served by Sally Sauer Zion Baptist Church. Baehtel. Mrs. Peart Roush ot Mason en· During .the meeting a contribur=:.=::::=~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:=;;;~==~=~====·ll tertained with a Stanley Break· tion waa voted for the Grundy fast Party at her home on Tllead11 Mountahi Miulon School, Grno· morntng. Present W.re Mn. Scott KDotta, dy, Va. Repreoenllllveo ol tho Mrs. Margaret Rolland, Mr~ Middleport ChurcH of Christ Gladys Thomaa, Mrs. Loulae Hoff. were , 0. E. lleKinley, Walter man. Mrs. Chlorla Rouab, lin. Bunee and Dee Hortlnger. Pearl Harris, Mit. Helen Davis Mrs. Minnie Rizor and dauehter: le~n Grueser, Mr1. Rlltb Ry1n and children, Mm Frances Stewart. Mrs. Evelyn MeDaQle~ Mrs. R. L.. Dudding, Mrs. Nellie Duddlne. MISs Mary Dudding and MilS Corol The Past Chiefs of Ike Meigs Mrs.. Elizabeth Mathews, Mrs. Dudchng. Temple, Pythlan Slater~, made plan• for their annual Thlnbrlvlnr dinner when they '1\teaday night at the ~orne Mrs. Peter Slace. lira. !flltoa Ru11oll, pr.,ident. presided and opened the meeting with In unison and • t>Oem "Oi~o!Jer.'' The· dinner wilt be the lllrtln Reateurant wltb F.OilD V8 Coupe WPUam' Allman Jnd !fro· tb'el. Runs ~tn;. GaJialber as cO<ibalnDen ud ..u. . the par!f whith, wili follow the dinner will be at the home of 1949 DODGE Club Cpe. Mr~. . Reol nice. You'll like The lr~yeiintJ"J>' ct.., MAIILYN'S . BEAUTY lHOP , 6:00 News Pleture 6:13 Sp!)l'ls Eye 6! ~ Wealhereast 6:30 Wagon Train ' 7:30 Father ~WI Bert , ·: 8:00 Kraft TV Thea~ , , 1 · 9:00 This is Your Ltfe I : ·1 9:30 Boots and Sllddl.. . ' 10:00 1'1e Tao Dough 10:30 New Jllladllnes 10:40 Weath&~ast IO:Ie Nltewotch 12:00 Toni&hi telephone services that can save you time, trouble, money I I Truth or Consequen.., Tic Tse Dougb . • It Could S. You 1\!id·Day News Movleilme Brlillo and Groom Mauitee Theatre Queen for. a Day '4odern ,Rnmanaeel C~meJy l'1me Trouble With Father Splna~h PlayhoUIO NBC News 1:30 5:00 · • Here are.3 ~od~~ I I 10!30 1!.00 11:30 12:00 1·:30 2:00 3:00 ' 3:41' '(. ' Sjgn On Today Romper Room 12:1~ I I I 6:45 7:00 9;00 9:30 10:00 • I ·· · · 'I Phyllis Stanley 17th Birthday Is Celebrated 2-Dally Sen tine~ Pomqoy·Middl.eport, 0., Oct. 23 1 1057 Church Of Christ Bereans.Ciass hi · Tuesday M~etiitg Mason Methodist Sunday School ; Class Contributes Conae In and See Our GnVour B~a~tiful Display WOMEN$ Fall and·, Wi'nter ' . t: :• ' COATS~ --- ·-- '• n cookbl8 !0! Even more Important, It~~~~ fbur people 1pends around• two ~bum. It rliltlllllil·• houri each day gettinc III88IL the 8lsme automatilollliY, lttepl' And. out of that two howl, a~ the liaact temperature you· lllaL tl )ebt 80. mla~._ are IIJIIIRt jlllt 11'011 never b4ve metlly boUbWrl . l watchlnr rood to make IIU1't It . to allan up, dl'dled' ~ til • t!01111'l bum, 100rdt or boU o\tll'. , ~b, tillriled ~ to tllfdCtf away• ; ficwt it 0111-thU'a 182 lliwl OoJI!ildem!SeetheOASBurn.i · ~ : of potwatdllng a year! . ·, witlu Bnill c!emonatnlllcl. :· &t a new GAS ranp, with lit > o automatic top Bu111er w!UI. 1 " Btl~ GAS. ~• . • Brain, ~av• you .all that ,ii..-. ' . Deller'&odarl : ,·. i ' 1tl!!::', "/ro.le Given · "' ·Mov. 2nd . ~0{111~ to f'~" ::N~~··· to Write I I I, ' SIZES 5-t:l $180 Savings Bonds Winners LADIES • ·' • !l . .. \ l •, " ·· .CAR COATS '..... · ~.... ::.. ·.. ... $8~95 ,; .. \ . ·'. •tO ,~'!41DDliPORT -. D-P~rtTM.E. NT ·STORE ' - ' "JUST A ' ., '. 3,.. ,, ~. ' .... GOOD PLAC£ TO TlADE" •, ...~·· :-: IUIIIe Tracy ····----· -·- P_.iov, Ohio Robert R. Mlllor ··--·- Coshocton; Ohio Earl Riley · ·-- ·-- ---· · Zanetv.llle, Ohio RDbert Bennett .. C~brt,d,e, Ohio ra· Mary Essex ----···· Hemloek, OhiO Harry Thomas ···--' --···· Loiu; Ohio !lory Ann Parka •• NewcomeriiiOWn. Ohio June Chappolear ..... : .. GlqlUI<lT, Ohio lira. Leonanl Thompson cambrtdJe, Ohio Mn. Donald J. Murphey --·· Malta, Ohio ·Fred ... • · Wllaon ·-·----· z·~·•IJe O'lo ~m... .• n Earl 1\. Barnett Waahl,\gton C.ll., Ohio M. TQiltle · ----------· Chillltothe, Ohio Unda Sue Wolle ---------· Logan, Ohio Mn. Earl Hupp -- ------ Glenford, Ohio 11ory E. Hale --·- --· MI. V•mon, Ohio Dale !lautz ----·------- Zan.. ville, Ohio Ra• Slmm• Beeklev W V , • ----·------. . . •· Blanche Rhodes ------· Oak Hill, W. Va. J P. Evans -- --- -- -- --- Mullens, W. Va. Qlm:a Hyer .. --------' -- Lo~n, W Va, Lawr·n~ Child •rs · Ito K v-. ' ----··- --· n, Y· N. W. Harvey ..... . ... . Hlnton, W. Va. '" Wilson Swill W Delbe" .......... • . Vo. T." IJ. Osborne ---- · - WIIIIIJII8on, W. Va. :ra, 38-U $11·,95.~to · $34~95 ' .' . 1, •• • ~'1--U>OOdo IB Ea ek .,.. U.S. Savings Bonds will be awarded -Oct. 26 and NoY.. 2. In.addition, there -Will be Gran'd ~e 0l u--.Luuu U.S. Savmgs Bonds awarded at the close of the program November 2nd All bo0 d · · . fled. A&P employees and their families are not eligible to participate. · wmners Will be noti· ' • 10·20 . E•e,t •• r.N~ 6 ..ddret• iet your·free entry blank each·Ume you visit your A&P and deposit It In the box provided h. ' ..Here's a chance to get a fine coat at ~ price so low It's batd to believe! '.Choose from exciting colors in Cashmere r and W011l. Blends, Wool, ·Nylons, \\'ool and Fur Fibre, 'M,artJnlque, Fleeces and Tweeds. . ' woman ) ' ., Save 182 hours of potwatcllUlg -B'year~ Get a Burner.wi~h.a..Brain G-AS: ~ge. 'llhe averap ' ~\ ., • ' ' " 1hit;n .. . .•• 41. SANBOaN • I MW St.: JE)VELllY SECOND WEEK WeEK ENDING, OCT. 191 ~Ita Hollida~ -- -·--·-·- Hines, W. Va . ,Melvin llordJDan .' ___ Pl Pl~uan~ w Va Denal,d E, Smarr So. Cbarleston, •W. Va Stanton Parrloh So, Charleston, W. VL lam~ W. Reed •.•••. L. .... Clay, W.Va. ~.~~ Evalls -------- Cllorloaton, w. Va C=no McCue --···- Charlesto~. w. va. Ann Woodard --· -· - CbtriOJion, w Va Lula Jamea -···---· ·· Cl)arleston, W. Va . Elhef·Rbodea ----·- Whitesville, w. Va. Ida Adkl111 -----····' Htlndenon, w. va. "en•et• •·Uiff - -- · Ch arleston, ' A u " ~ w Va E. E. _WoJto : •. __ ___ Lowlsburg, 'w. Va. · Mrs. Thomas R. Evans Huntington, W. Va. Julio Prose •••••••• , ___ , ___ Kerr. o~io Dorothy C110y ------- ··- Gallipolls, Ohio I!N. Edno Lanoinj ··-·-· Waverly, Ohio GJIOWI Waddle _____ ___ Coalgrove, Ohio WIUla lclorrioo · .m . n -- Huntington, w. Va. lira. GeorceMartu._ _ Parkersburg. w. Va. Jua~lll Knlgbt -- ···· St. Mary~ 'W. Va. Tboqlas K. K!aor __ Hunlington, w. Va. Mrs. Cred Bartl • ell Parkenburg, W.Va. Floronce llallnk•r ..• : .. Marietta, Ohio Mn. Chartes Wrl•• .,..t ' --- Wurtland, Ky. Gertrude Reynollil -··· Spencer, w. Va. Dotqtby Tannin --· -·----- Pik<ton, Obi~ Larry. ~01 -·· ··- Barboursville W Va. lrflnn!e J(otler ---------··· Jront~ Ohio ffOJ~• J. jfop!jomery . 1\lorysvllle: Oblo ·J~ ~t~ll -·---- Wortilintton, Ohio 111'1 FOI'I"IOI Ellara Lo • P4ui· f . ·smitR .. ___ ::·: :- SPrmati:: ~I Mrt. KennettWUJiams .. Colomb~~ Ohle Wllllain ·c·• · c01vmbua, 0 hio .. _:-.•. ---·!lory J. 01158 : .---... , .. , Xenia Ohio ~nevleve Wallace __ Bellef~ntalne: Ohio NeU!e Wllli X:~li Kee~ .-'--·-·-·· ::~nl, Beaaie Kasner --- --:-··--- Gall000 ' Ohio Mn Fred Snilth-- ··--•---- .llari ' 0 0 u.H.: J •-o•• · ----.·· ---- S'dnon, bhllo -~, · .., ·~ ·······----· 1 ey, 0 0 ·Edna Padtolin ·.::_~------- Piqua, Oblo ' . Tommy Phelps -.•..~--- llfanslleld, Ohio .. Audrey Asller t'renU 00 o:o · Lots Vance -·-------'. • / --·---···-···- Bucyrus, 0 0 1 F. 0. SchuboJ!· -' ' -"----- Mahsfield, ;Otlio • Bob Burky. . b ,,., ' ''1:·~ ·- ,-··---Wayoe A. Meqilty c 1S elby, b I UJU~. oj,(~· L. o. Herd, ., •••.,.~~~~-- ~;.;J:; ~;·' g::: I ° :::J• O~r~r congratulatlo,.s to the second week winners! Watch for third w~k' winnen to' q. t . publisl1ed next .Wetlc. 1 • . .. ., 1 •.,, , • • ••• ' ~~ ,,1 ' ' �Middle~ ' SolitlkJ.' . Rev. :First·-· ' SPORTS C. ' DESK '·. ,T.la•:••:l.'io, ~-~ ~~-'H:e~ iffOII.. '' -"'!I · T-81"SHOE.·..EX.. .l ' I• . D18PIAY ROOidS .•. JN·JWN S'I'OU ' AND':AC1101181 MEIGS'GRocEaY J1U1G •· . S'111Dlr IN ' ' . . . . .· .Delmar A/ Ca-'od'lJ· .' .,. I t· . Wor Mel•• Co11nty_-Juctti . r~-"''~idltiou of the w.1;..sm Co11duet 811 Court Wlthi)Ut lavorlU.m VII Ill ' . I ·,''Bfj Wllnl" in truc~s1 With· n I• ·, itlal ' GmiUW ~WI """ S..wiJ!OI 124 E. Main St. · Phone 181 'Emeat Covert . Mgr. ilaot W"f'kend'• Btl•Ten Con· lcrence u1110t1 of top mted Ml<hl. gan State and fourth ranked Minnesota left the Bucks as top aontendm lor lche bo~ trip. The only other tea11 unbeaten in ooqrerence ·p.lay, Iowa• h ble, havlnl mada 1\e trip , ·year.· • ' k 'l ill · · With ' nfererice \1florp! lndl~ni and Illinois 'flicked Coach Woody Jt,yea 11 ........ .1 with the return•Jb action of Dick Schafrath, 208' pouad' left toeklb from Woooler. 'J\he practice se10lon was. devol• ! .·' I '"' 'I ·' ·~ ' . ... ' .. ' ' \- ' ' ,ff~r' ' '· ' I AUTI!UNTIC ' XVY. ., • .. ..... '· .'' ;- " :· ' .. ., >,, • 'I I• • ' " ,. STYLING . \ ' . . .J ' .,. i.' ,. { I ' .. r; . '\.i • ' ' I .. . t~ . ' .. " ... ~ ' . ' . . .' ,t . ' ,. , ,. ;... : " '. ..,,...., •1• . . J ·~· · .. . \ . Y'OQ , ., 0 l I I '' / ' ; ' I ,, ' l; ' I ' ' I I I l- -· , 1 l ' 1 .,, \ .f 'I I ,I ' .· )IJifl/f, • I ' I I ' ... ." . ' . ,,.,\. . !; I .' ~ - . • ·. ·~ ,' - '' �Middle~ ' SolitlkJ.' . Rev. :First·-· ' SPORTS C. ' DESK '·. ,T.la•:••:l.'io, ~-~ ~~-'H:e~ iffOII.. '' -"'!I · T-81"SHOE.·..EX.. .l ' I• . D18PIAY ROOidS .•. JN·JWN S'I'OU ' AND':AC1101181 MEIGS'GRocEaY J1U1G •· . S'111Dlr IN ' ' . . . . .· .Delmar A/ Ca-'od'lJ· .' .,. I t· . Wor Mel•• Co11nty_-Juctti . r~-"''~idltiou of the w.1;..sm Co11duet 811 Court Wlthi)Ut lavorlU.m VII Ill ' . I ·,''Bfj Wllnl" in truc~s1 With· n I• ·, itlal ' GmiUW ~WI """ S..wiJ!OI 124 E. Main St. · Phone 181 'Emeat Covert . Mgr. ilaot W"f'kend'• Btl•Ten Con· lcrence u1110t1 of top mted Ml<hl. gan State and fourth ranked Minnesota left the Bucks as top aontendm lor lche bo~ trip. The only other tea11 unbeaten in ooqrerence ·p.lay, Iowa• h ble, havlnl mada 1\e trip , ·year.· • ' k 'l ill · · With ' nfererice \1florp! lndl~ni and Illinois 'flicked Coach Woody Jt,yea 11 ........ .1 with the return•Jb action of Dick Schafrath, 208' pouad' left toeklb from Woooler. 'J\he practice se10lon was. devol• ! .·' I '"' 'I ·' ·~ ' . ... ' .. ' ' \- ' ' ,ff~r' ' '· ' I AUTI!UNTIC ' XVY. ., • .. ..... '· .'' ;- " :· ' .. ., >,, • 'I I• • ' " ,. STYLING . \ ' . . .J ' .,. i.' ,. { I ' .. r; . '\.i • ' ' I .. . t~ . ' .. " ... ~ ' . ' . . .' ,t . ' ,. , ,. ;... : " '. ..,,...., •1• . . J ·~· · .. . \ . Y'OQ , ., 0 l I I '' / ' ; ' I ,, ' l; ' I ' ' I I I l- -· , 1 l ' 1 .,, \ .f 'I I ,I ' .· )IJifl/f, • I ' I I ' ... ." . ' . ,,.,\. . !; I .' ~ - . • ·. ·~ ,' - '' �. .. '• ----- 8!-DaRy SenuDel, Pomeroy-Micldleport, 0., Oct. 23, l957 ...,.._ __ (20)Business Serviees ------· --~ . POl CONSIBTINT DBP8NDABLE RESULTS Curt1s Construction Co. Dealpen and Builders of Custom Built Homes and Garages. Remodeliq and Alterations. No obllgationa WANT ADS PHONE for estimates. Box 94, Racine. .198 Ohio RATES 10 21 6tp 'Yqur Only Authorized 2 eeu, per lad, - IIKrtloa. IIID!sm eblrat IIOc.-l :e<~~o ,.. """' tor three , a•• eullwllllortlou. S,..W - Oae m_.IGf ZS oeDII per word. .run nte of 2 eoall per wot'd wm be elwi:~ lor admtloinl U 101 pold 1<14' bet..., tho llka IJI eaoh IDO!Ith folloWing IJJJerUoa. Errors Ia AdveriWaJ-Should be ....... ted Immediate!,. The 0o117 &entl::!l wiD ool be nopoaalble for DIOJO than ono laeot Fuller BRUSH MAN James Marriner 736 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phano No. 121 - Afttr S PM (I) Notices HeldqVI~-8amoonlte Luggage - Lane Cedar Cheats - LAU Window P'UJFrigidaire Re!ri&erators. Ioker Fumltvre, Middleport, Ohio U9 If Myrt18 Kay's Beauty Salon, lDft E. Second St. Open 9 to 5 dally. eve11ings by appointment. Phone 269·M. lt)-21·3te -- ..----- Legal Notice . L!GAL N071CI ROLLA MAE PARSONS, reald· lag at ILF.D. I, BarbouriVIJle; W. Va., is hereby notified lhat Jomes Rey Parsons has filed hla petition agaln•t her !or divor<e, on the ground of groso neel!el of duty, in Case No. 12,11118 In the Court of Commoa Pie.,, Meigs COuncy, Obio. Saad rRuse wall be for hearlag on or alter November 14, 11157. H. W. & W. P. CHERRINGTON Attorneys lor Plaint\/! (10) 2, 9, 16, 23, 30<(11) 6, 6te QUICK SERVICE on Watch R.. pairing by Factory Trained watchmak•r COLLINS .JEWELRefngerlltJon heating stove, ERS, F Jmf>rov. 13U apartment size ga5 range. two wool rugs, and many otlJet' CliMPLETE fn!urM"' Prot«tloa, household 1tcms Everything Ufe, 1\Ut(•. Fire, Polio. Call Dor reiiRonable Call MiiJdleport MtUa, Mllldle;.wt, Ob1o. 6813·X 10.23-3tc T<RMITES UTERMINATID Used Electric r·"lVC $35.00; Coil! For frte in~pectlon phdne 383·M, Heatrola $20.11.., Gas Furnace GllmQre Supply SttJre, Pomeroy, conversion bureau $40.00. All wort guaranteed. Fully tn. Phone 6128-X. 10·7-l>tle sured. Vaughan's Industrial tnd Res1Ae1.tlal Termite Control Ser· TURKEYS live or dmsed· i5Dc voce, S1 Marya, w. Va. 7 25 If dreaed. lieorge Spencer, Wolf Pen Road, Rt I, Pomeroy. 10 18 tie - --- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Fr.ances Smith, deeeased. Notice io hereby given that Allee A. Smith whose Post Office address is 186 North Second Ave., Middleport, OhiO, has been duly appomted E<eeutrl~ of the Eotate of Frances Squtb, deceased, late of Meigs Counly, Ohio. Dated this 21st day of October, 1957. John C Baeoh Judge of Ute Probate Court Meigs COunty, Ohio (!O) 23, 30, (11) 6, 3te NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT E1t1t1 of lnfrtt K.rr Sr., The Pomeroy Scmor Class will dtc:lllld sponsor a square dance Satur- Good living room suit lor sal'l. Notice is her~by given that May day, October 26, !rom 8:00 un· E Karr whose Post Offite address Green comins. Pbone 9263./ lflltUdURAL I IIAMI til 11 P. M. 1n the Pomeroy is Syr~teuse, Ohio, has been duly Junior High AudJtoruam· Tlle - - - - - - - 10 2 61.' ' appolrlted Exeeutri< of the Eatate Modern coal aabmet heater In IICRAP iROH- MITALI admission IS 50c single ~nd 7~c of lr\>lng Karr, Sr., deeemd, late good conditio" Inquire Mci II ('Ouplc. Refreshments or of Meigs County, Oh1o Coy'o Hat ·Shop Middleport. JUNK CO. doughnuts and cider will be D11ted this 21st day 11f Octobe1, 10-2J-3tc. sold. All proceeds wtll go to· 1957. John C. Bacon ward Scn10r Class trip in the wm-saerlfi~-ce-t9-:5-7-:h-ou-,-.-:tr-a-::11-:er-ll ,..... 110 •Judge of the Probate Court coming Spring. 10.23-3tc 32 fl . Call after 3 P. M. James ~~~~~~~-~~~-=---_-.J I Meigs County, Ohio 1\lorriaon, W1Uiama Mobile RADIO & TELEVISION oERV!CE, (10) 23, 30, (11) 6, 31c Court, liD I Columbus Rd., AtPhon~ 200. Cleland Appliance (8b~ tono, Ohio. 10.23-4tp Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy -·22311 R. H. RAWLNGS SONS CO. - :U hour Wrecker Service. Day Medium large rounded glass 1~;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.::_:;,j Cltlna dooet ' So\7.:10. Upright II Phone 6:l27. Night Phone atudlo model Plano snd Bench OONCRZTI BLOCU 6039-X. DLDGE • PLYMOUTH ~.00 . MIL H A. Barnbart, -·•td 1o p DEALER.\ 3 8 If 3oppa Store, Reedsville, Ohio, .., lltr ar ~ ' COUNTY LEAGUE Route No. 1. to-23·31' GBUISEB BLOCK CO. WE BUY OHIO VALLEY ~ ' r '•I ;••, Purdu~ Genius lias Habit S~arting As ,~~~;::::~==:=::l:,;:;=::;;::~~ Aide, Ends A~· Headache For Big Ten LAFAYETIE, Ind. UP-He hns leSJ Boilermakers, 2l·polnt •. habit of starting out as an as· dogo, upBnded Michigan sJs~ant and winnmg up as a high- the nation's No. 1 team at ly sueceBSiul head coach. He lo 11 fundamentahst, a perfectionist and a plain pain io the neck tet other Big Ten eoaebes. He's Kenneth Jack Mollenkopf oj Purdue, the United Pre!S Coach of the Week after h~ vila· BROKE COLOR LIN& 1().7-tf hdlalertton. Can! of TIWID and Soeelll Notkta of Evenll fi.CIO. ObUUMIII pahllabed at I Ctlll per ..,.... ..' . . ' NEW YORK UP-Ray Dumont who permitted a mtxed team vi whites and Negroes to represent Biomarck, N. D., in the 191!3 National Base~&ll Congress cham· pion.shlp, will be honored Ja~. 31 at Atlanta, Ga., for his contribU· lions m brcaktng baseball's color line. Ume, 21)-13. · Mollenkopf, a ehunky man of 52 who was a football end and lnoeball ealcher at Bowling Green of Ohio, attributed tbe stunning Pllrdue victocy to li~ play, otleky fmgers and desl1'1!. SALUTE TO FOOTBALL NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. UPUniversities and high school3 throughout the nation will join in a salute lo college football " part of ceremonies observing Na· tiona! Jlootball Foundation and Hall Of Fame Week, Nov. 11- 1~. The ceremonies will be designed to emphasize the value of foor· ball as a character-builder and TV FIGHT OKAYED Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilkey NEW YORK UP-The Ne•v York State Athletic · Commission spent the weekend with his par· has approved next Monday ents. night's TV light at St. Nicholas I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;. Arena between Frankie Ippolito Of New York and Tommy T1bb~ of Boston HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP ·Add Comfort ' Reduce Fuel, Bills Ceme Ia aild Let Us Give You An llltblaate I SAVE · HERE. ON LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES: . ,,o.Evenings Bv HOWELL' BECOMES FAVORITE NEW YORK UP-Defensema:f Harry Howell nf the New York Rangers, who w.is · practically booed out of Madiaor. Square GarJeli last season, has become !l favonte ot the ''gallery god11" this year because of tis rugged play. Says Howell, 111 can't alford a bad game this year; not after the season I had last year" Opea Tues. tbru Sal 5:00 Appointment I~ miles Welt Darwin On Route 880 Phone: Darwla Exebange AutoServices BOWLING IDGHLIGHTS (81 Aut.) Soles FOR SALE, IIIIID WIIIYa Jeep Sll· lion Wagon with overdrive. Good eondltion. Call 229. lD 21 6tp ----~--1935 Plymouth V8 ,,1,695, 2 dr. Hard Top. Power pae~. Automatic •hilt. Filled lo the !Jrlm with vim. Blaettnar.a, Pomeroy, Ohio. ID 19 81c Truek 19M FORD . 2 ton SUllO Hydraull- dump. GOQd 8:25 l 20 10 ply tires. 10 !I llump body 2 at>Oed axle, Ready to work. Bl&ettnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohto. ID 19 Ble TrUek: 19" GMt 2 ton $1 ,21)9. Hydraulle dump. Exeellent lD ft. Dump body. Good 8:25 x lD ply Urea. 2 apeed axle. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. . ID It 6tc 1953 Buick $1,11115. Roadtllliter dr. Sedan. Bulek'a llneol. I'Gwer Steerlnr and brakea. We've aor· vloed thla car olnee new. Blaatl· nar'l, Pomeroy, Ohio. 10 19 Ble 191111 Dodge Coronet fl,7115 4 dr. liedan. Puah button ahlft. A beautiful awepl wlnl model. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. ID 19 Bte 19114 Pontiac 8 eyl. $1,19!. Star Chief Conv. Cpe. Now light blue lop. llydramalle drive. Even Ill price carrie• you aw1y. Siact· tn1r'1, Pomeroy. Ohio. 10-lt·6tc New FOR SALI-11147 Chryaler Yorker. t dr Sedan, Good eondl· lion. Can be aeen at 1112 Beech St., Middleport, or call 8111lhJ. Price ~.00. ID 19 3tp (91 For Soie . --- Marie Chef Gu Kll<hen rango in exeell•nt eondltlon $5(1. 8 pleoc llvlne room aulle only f3S.OO. Contael Chtrles' 1'1lop. lea, I:U South Fifth Avo. Mid· dleporl, Phone 8064·M. 10.22-3tfe. ----- 1- M and II I It Dll<: l- Inter· ullonal dlae Y ft. - rubber hit, 8 ln. wide 110 ft. lana; 2-llt H. P. a1otor~ be•vy duty lt,nley Glbba, Lon1 Boltom, Route No. 2. . lo.uilp APPLES. lloal YNiollea. ll'llldotll Frull Farm. Near Laurel ·Cliff Chureh. 10 1&12tp __. -- liNt FORD lor tnde lor horea or ponlea Pboae 118S9. lD 21 31p lleetrolu• Sweeper aad Clarlnot r... Sale. Clll Mel before 8 a. 111. or orter 4 p. m. 10 111 IItle Joys alae 12 reveralble eoat. Boya lftTeaat, aile 12. Cub aeaut unl· farm, llze 14, Clll lli·M. 10 16 Otic I Milft llorlll t1 l'ome'" High Three Game !nd , O'Brien (Simons!. ;53 0. •• U. Call Wm. o..,., High Single Game, II. Walker, • .!It* llli'IDII (Associated Radio). 219 BUY NOW! ~=~~~==::§=:=:=::'1 Team Three Games, Associated • · --"!71' Radio, 21)77. SAVE $lot to UOOO ~pollll ID8111'1llce AleDCJ, Team Smgle Game. A'i'odalert I, 2 and 3 boldrootn!, lar1' .lllddloport. Floe , AuWDlohll" Radio, 887. otock, murt aol Bring your d.. Boada. Pbooo Ullol 8-3141 olrea and your problema, Move STANDINGS In tomorrow. Try uo, we're deaL Wpn Lost Pet. Inc on the very lowoot possible Good Clean Ule4 Can Ierma. New and ~aed. Associated Radio 17 i 819 All Makes and Modell Ten wldtha, hut• stlecllon Hot Rods 13 8 .619 rree delivery, quick, open 7 Simons }l!arket 12 9 .m dly~ Parl<crs. Rig & Reel 10 It .ttl6 Patnlers 14i0 .. . . ·i 6 15 .2RO AUTO SALES Racine Service . . , ~ 16 .238 SIASON 'HIGHS 1LU lj 1 1 Ind 3 Gomer, J Duerr (Associated l!adio) ~97. U. S. 23 South lnd 1 Game,' W Belles, (Pork. WAVERLY, OHIO Rig & Reel), .1177 Team~:'G&Ijles,~ Anocialcd Ra· dlo, 2577 ' \ and cold waler rogulator for TMm 1 Game, Associated R~i· eor wnshlng. A. N Bengcl. •TIONI!fl. . dio A2?.. l,o1noroy. 10·23-3~ c , ... ......_ Clito TOP "$" BOWLERS AVO. l pair or men's JUehardson Sho~ \,J !~-::..--· O'Bri•n (Simon•) . . 181 178 Skatos, Blze 8: 1 Kod1ak Bow, 111 L · - It, 11 · IV Belles tPark R & R) 50 lb. pull, 1 Sleven_, 12 g ua~ l.! P. Will (AS!oe lladlol 169 rhotgun, double barrel; 1 J C. ,.,.,.,, ONt H. Walker (Assoe. Rad1o.1 . tR8 I~ Ulums, 12 guage l'ump r.uu, ~;;;:;,;;:;;;:;::~:;:::;;;;;i R Oovis (Assoc. Radio) Uke new; l three burnCr oil ~--·- --- - - - - - !fove'. llarry L. Dailey, Phont• TRI COUNTY LEAGUE 103·X. 10 23·31c ll1gh Three Garno lnd, Darot, :--:-:- : ~--IJI'liURANCE AG!NCI 607.l!lgh Sin"le Gam<. Dorst, 245. Beagle raLult dog1 for ule or PI A•.. r•.. 1..._ trade. lloward B. Stitt, Middle· ,., •• ,.,.o ~ Hll ·~ Team Tltree Games, Bakor~ Furntluro, 2508. port Rt. 1, Hobson Roa4. Lift. C:~:e_•~: Team Single Gam~. Baken' ID 2) Slip " FQrniture, 884. Cu•-,to-m--:Bu:::7.71il- Kit~ben. • Kt-,.-hen roktr STANDINGS deeigned for yout borne. Free tn MIDJLIIIORT OHIO Won tool Pet. o•tlmatea Foreman I< Abbott. ~~I'HONII lilt Bakero Furniture 11'.1 61\ 120 Phooe B2DH. 8 8 If 1~'-:!£~~~~:::::s±~~~~~~ Holaum .. .. . 13 11 542 Liberty .. . .. . 12 12 IIOD roa SALE - Appleo. Now Ha· Second Si . . . .. lD\1 131\ 440 •tn Orebard, New Haven. Phone ~ TU·24888. . 7·2011 FOR SALE h~ o~or:;&;r-;;-;;r Sentinel .. , . . . . 10 14 tl7 Joyce" .. " 9 I~ 375 .. excellent truck it'ound 25 aerea SIIISON HIGH FOR SALE: ono Laneaater deep timber. Modern home. Batb, '" Ind. 3 . Gamea, Darst. 607 well Jet pump · wltlt pre..uro lurnate, bullt·ln kltehen, hard· lnd. I Game, Duerr, 247 . tank and awlteb. Aloo 86-leet wood floors. Ncar Kaiser Alum. Team 3 Games, Liberty, 2601 plaatle plf"· Ill x IV<; one Inurn and other lnduatrles. Team I Game, Uborty. 961 archlt!<l'a drawlnl tablt, atool S2$.000. Wrile 0,, Ravens· TOP "5" IOWLIU AVO. and toola. ane t»>ewriW desk wood, w. Ya. ( lD 18 Btp Darst, (Baker.. . . . . 181 and ane llllnl cablne~ bandlllade. fORSA;.,L-:1""-__,PO .:..M _I_R_O.:. Y:....::..:::.:. Clalworthy (Bakm) . One eledrle table lAW, one wood Menchlnl (Liberty) . lathe, one 1olld oak lld~board, 2 story lrome,.l rooms and bath. Dsvls (Rocks) (Liberlyl 11 11 Full ~aseln.nl; !urna1e, 2 loll , one Whltl ltwlna: mlchlne, Stobart (Holaum) all utlllUee. ,\nne St~eet. antique. Pboaa Poiporoy 811J.J. ·· r, · ·1o 2 6t!. 2 alorv frame .. ft ·•4o\ps ~n'd bath, all' ttlllhle•. ncar Hlih School. E. Rem !\lain Street. a room house, •••,electricity, hpt ! tft'. . . water. baib. Wilbur Logan. Nay~ , I story IIJIII~/8 rooms and bath, lor'a Run, Pol"eroy. 10 21 3te •II utfll!lco, 1lo •ero. Rt. 33. ·T ---Near•corpol'ltloa line. Trailer ap•ee. Ueart oJ Mlddl.. port, G•l loeLiod. llefore muddy 2 story frame 6 rooms and bath. around httrla you. Pbone 9263. All utllltios. w. Main Street. Edear Reyn•lda, Reynold'a Dairy Storo, Mtd<tleport, Oltlo. 2 siory frame, 6 room,. All utili· 10 2 81fc tiea. Five lola. Cave Street. For Rent - Exlonalon Lad.don, Scaffold Buard•, llrop Clotbl. .' line buildlna lol on Lincoln Hill. Clinton Fisher, M1ddlcporL Phone 112ea.ll. . 11 1 If 2 story !ramo, 6 rootn! and bath. •'ull basement, electrlelty and gao. Lorge elstcrn.. Cheater. .Aeroaa from llleh Sohool. Sub Drlvor or Rolle! Senthtel Route. C(Jnlacl Carl Stalder, or 11~ m e farnf ncar t.ona Bottom on Rdnbow llldee Road. write In care of Sentinel. , Ro<lnoy Dtwnl'll · 10.33-81<. Rul lalato lrokor 6136-M - 4SII Reliable man for mght work Muat be phyileally sound an•l IIDI 21. 2J ~. 3tc • wl~1n1 worker. $1.2~ "' 60 Acres, '1 room hour. Ap~ty NlekiCI Bnkcry . built, oak floor, poplar ·siding, BOfl W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohlv rtectrlelly, cellar hou.e, cellar. to-33·Sic. hen b~et~ hog h.ou.ao, baro 40 • 40 plj]nty of aprtna water, poplar Umber, aehool bus at door, \) tractor lan,d. T!>rms $5,800. $I,QGD down. Close by Boy wau!\ jop, Wlll work II "' tractor land lots. Oak tim· anylhlng. Farm work prefcrrort. hoc Electrlclt,v ot road. Will N. c. Stout, Pomeroy, Route sell land. Conlr~et $21130 No I •, 10.22-atp. 1 down. Near ~alem N-;,;c 's :4Jd, il8by , sitting, ~~· Ohio, 1 mile tram Stale Le88 than ${000. Ho11.1e work, bY day • or week. No: 124 Phone F A. 3'1310, Charles M. Haler, Mr~. Gamel· Moore, '~ Hysell Write M. R. Satterlteld, 1~8 rhonc 241123. '. Sl.. Middleport. '• Call ~Oi5D-Y. E. Grand· Ave.. Springfield. · lDUatp ·, Ohio. IIJ.22-3 te 10.28-:lte. · , .L TRAILERS 11 METROPOLITAN WAVERLY MOBILE nsuranee HOME SALES i ~lut ' I ' ' ',, ... ' I ' "' . 'i' .. Rodney Downlnt ._ ltecd Estate li (211 Real Estate . --- ll•• 1141 For - .-....-- -- - - - - roa YOUR NEXT PlYMOUTH JUST TAMED THE TOUGHEST TEST TRACK ON EARTH! ' p.u "~ : . ( 17l Help Wonted 'Hp Furniturt · • 1181 Employment · Wonted ' c! • J ThafS::lhe "track'' scrawled acro$s the"map: 58,000 mjl's •••.more than ;~,•Jrfili.( * .twice around the WGdd~: Six years of driving crammed Into 58 ·days bY a. . '. ' brand-new ~ 1958 Plymouth. Read below, see how it affects your future•.~ 1'' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 , ' ~ when the Plymo11th braked to the final bait were ·down 1\ard~ed caab for a neW car, you've got imllressed by the resulta or thia extraordinary test. a riaht to more than just surfaoo beauty. You've olotol mllt1 travelecb Sl,oaO . • . ~t . ~ right to a ear ~·a aojng to stand up under • Total daya llapald1 5I the punishment of day ,in, day out driving. A ear • NumWr ollmake ap[lllcatlofta: 37,551 . .thaf can go on delivering' new-cW: comfort and !lC:QDomy ~n after season. . . . • of wheel rev~utiona1 47,732,DOO • • I We deaign(l!l the 1968 Plyn\oullb to do just Nu~!'-• olenglnetv~"'lpl1.~ ., ' . tl\at. But ·we didn't settle for eodprapce in theory. Cor all ita punU!tm~~ ,IOP •Iesl, fflmouth We.waowct Pl'Oiit , •• · , •.1 !;:. .• ,,, · · ''Still.And rode, handled an<llooked.lil1e npw. The ~ · See that route outlined aiJo\ffl? ,I t spells out abov.e are just a Cew oC the. ~li!!dreds . ~oll~le!i "~lymo)llh '68" across 37 stat&' We ran a new "durlnt thia trip. Your Pln!!outti Uealer will be · Plymouth -one oC the first stock piodu~tlon models glad 'to Cumil!h you with Iota 1DQie detaila: to roll off the :Jines-acroaa .tJii ~lite three times · You'll be able to see and drive this ·amazilig tq roll up 68,000 miles In j~ ~ days. Th~t's l)tw f1Ylll9!ith in a very Ct~w. ~ Wait Cor [ Jt's 1000 miles a day! · ·... • 'ttiing to show you how m~ yoJ! ~ ~t jn a I '' ' ~ Jlere are just a fe111 '01 the reeultl. And even low-~rice C¥· And you C8ll ' e*~t 'if only in · · ' · ~ced alttomotive 'edil#ii'JlVho' were there • Plym,outh f9r '681 When you step into an auto eliowroom and plunk ,. •..i,,..,., • • r , ' ) ' I .. . . '· . ''" .-- 1' ·I ..tor '~«~ . ' . . ..... -' ..,.; ( .. . ·'~~ t ~· ' ' �. .. '• ----- 8!-DaRy SenuDel, Pomeroy-Micldleport, 0., Oct. 23, l957 ...,.._ __ (20)Business Serviees ------· --~ . POl CONSIBTINT DBP8NDABLE RESULTS Curt1s Construction Co. Dealpen and Builders of Custom Built Homes and Garages. Remodeliq and Alterations. No obllgationa WANT ADS PHONE for estimates. Box 94, Racine. .198 Ohio RATES 10 21 6tp 'Yqur Only Authorized 2 eeu, per lad, - IIKrtloa. IIID!sm eblrat IIOc.-l :e<~~o ,.. """' tor three , a•• eullwllllortlou. S,..W - Oae m_.IGf ZS oeDII per word. .run nte of 2 eoall per wot'd wm be elwi:~ lor admtloinl U 101 pold 1<14' bet..., tho llka IJI eaoh IDO!Ith folloWing IJJJerUoa. Errors Ia AdveriWaJ-Should be ....... ted Immediate!,. The 0o117 &entl::!l wiD ool be nopoaalble for DIOJO than ono laeot Fuller BRUSH MAN James Marriner 736 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phano No. 121 - Afttr S PM (I) Notices HeldqVI~-8amoonlte Luggage - Lane Cedar Cheats - LAU Window P'UJFrigidaire Re!ri&erators. Ioker Fumltvre, Middleport, Ohio U9 If Myrt18 Kay's Beauty Salon, lDft E. Second St. Open 9 to 5 dally. eve11ings by appointment. Phone 269·M. lt)-21·3te -- ..----- Legal Notice . L!GAL N071CI ROLLA MAE PARSONS, reald· lag at ILF.D. I, BarbouriVIJle; W. Va., is hereby notified lhat Jomes Rey Parsons has filed hla petition agaln•t her !or divor<e, on the ground of groso neel!el of duty, in Case No. 12,11118 In the Court of Commoa Pie.,, Meigs COuncy, Obio. Saad rRuse wall be for hearlag on or alter November 14, 11157. H. W. & W. P. CHERRINGTON Attorneys lor Plaint\/! (10) 2, 9, 16, 23, 30<(11) 6, 6te QUICK SERVICE on Watch R.. pairing by Factory Trained watchmak•r COLLINS .JEWELRefngerlltJon heating stove, ERS, F Jmf>rov. 13U apartment size ga5 range. two wool rugs, and many otlJet' CliMPLETE fn!urM"' Prot«tloa, household 1tcms Everything Ufe, 1\Ut(•. Fire, Polio. Call Dor reiiRonable Call MiiJdleport MtUa, Mllldle;.wt, Ob1o. 6813·X 10.23-3tc T<RMITES UTERMINATID Used Electric r·"lVC $35.00; Coil! For frte in~pectlon phdne 383·M, Heatrola $20.11.., Gas Furnace GllmQre Supply SttJre, Pomeroy, conversion bureau $40.00. All wort guaranteed. Fully tn. Phone 6128-X. 10·7-l>tle sured. Vaughan's Industrial tnd Res1Ae1.tlal Termite Control Ser· TURKEYS live or dmsed· i5Dc voce, S1 Marya, w. Va. 7 25 If dreaed. lieorge Spencer, Wolf Pen Road, Rt I, Pomeroy. 10 18 tie - --- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Fr.ances Smith, deeeased. Notice io hereby given that Allee A. Smith whose Post Office address is 186 North Second Ave., Middleport, OhiO, has been duly appomted E<eeutrl~ of the Eotate of Frances Squtb, deceased, late of Meigs Counly, Ohio. Dated this 21st day of October, 1957. John C Baeoh Judge of Ute Probate Court Meigs COunty, Ohio (!O) 23, 30, (11) 6, 3te NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT E1t1t1 of lnfrtt K.rr Sr., The Pomeroy Scmor Class will dtc:lllld sponsor a square dance Satur- Good living room suit lor sal'l. Notice is her~by given that May day, October 26, !rom 8:00 un· E Karr whose Post Offite address Green comins. Pbone 9263./ lflltUdURAL I IIAMI til 11 P. M. 1n the Pomeroy is Syr~teuse, Ohio, has been duly Junior High AudJtoruam· Tlle - - - - - - - 10 2 61.' ' appolrlted Exeeutri< of the Eatate Modern coal aabmet heater In IICRAP iROH- MITALI admission IS 50c single ~nd 7~c of lr\>lng Karr, Sr., deeemd, late good conditio" Inquire Mci II ('Ouplc. Refreshments or of Meigs County, Oh1o Coy'o Hat ·Shop Middleport. JUNK CO. doughnuts and cider will be D11ted this 21st day 11f Octobe1, 10-2J-3tc. sold. All proceeds wtll go to· 1957. John C. Bacon ward Scn10r Class trip in the wm-saerlfi~-ce-t9-:5-7-:h-ou-,-.-:tr-a-::11-:er-ll ,..... 110 •Judge of the Probate Court coming Spring. 10.23-3tc 32 fl . Call after 3 P. M. James ~~~~~~~-~~~-=---_-.J I Meigs County, Ohio 1\lorriaon, W1Uiama Mobile RADIO & TELEVISION oERV!CE, (10) 23, 30, (11) 6, 31c Court, liD I Columbus Rd., AtPhon~ 200. Cleland Appliance (8b~ tono, Ohio. 10.23-4tp Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy -·22311 R. H. RAWLNGS SONS CO. - :U hour Wrecker Service. Day Medium large rounded glass 1~;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.::_:;,j Cltlna dooet ' So\7.:10. Upright II Phone 6:l27. Night Phone atudlo model Plano snd Bench OONCRZTI BLOCU 6039-X. DLDGE • PLYMOUTH ~.00 . MIL H A. Barnbart, -·•td 1o p DEALER.\ 3 8 If 3oppa Store, Reedsville, Ohio, .., lltr ar ~ ' COUNTY LEAGUE Route No. 1. to-23·31' GBUISEB BLOCK CO. WE BUY OHIO VALLEY ~ ' r '•I ;••, Purdu~ Genius lias Habit S~arting As ,~~~;::::~==:=::l:,;:;=::;;::~~ Aide, Ends A~· Headache For Big Ten LAFAYETIE, Ind. UP-He hns leSJ Boilermakers, 2l·polnt •. habit of starting out as an as· dogo, upBnded Michigan sJs~ant and winnmg up as a high- the nation's No. 1 team at ly sueceBSiul head coach. He lo 11 fundamentahst, a perfectionist and a plain pain io the neck tet other Big Ten eoaebes. He's Kenneth Jack Mollenkopf oj Purdue, the United Pre!S Coach of the Week after h~ vila· BROKE COLOR LIN& 1().7-tf hdlalertton. Can! of TIWID and Soeelll Notkta of Evenll fi.CIO. ObUUMIII pahllabed at I Ctlll per ..,.... ..' . . ' NEW YORK UP-Ray Dumont who permitted a mtxed team vi whites and Negroes to represent Biomarck, N. D., in the 191!3 National Base~&ll Congress cham· pion.shlp, will be honored Ja~. 31 at Atlanta, Ga., for his contribU· lions m brcaktng baseball's color line. Ume, 21)-13. · Mollenkopf, a ehunky man of 52 who was a football end and lnoeball ealcher at Bowling Green of Ohio, attributed tbe stunning Pllrdue victocy to li~ play, otleky fmgers and desl1'1!. SALUTE TO FOOTBALL NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. UPUniversities and high school3 throughout the nation will join in a salute lo college football " part of ceremonies observing Na· tiona! Jlootball Foundation and Hall Of Fame Week, Nov. 11- 1~. The ceremonies will be designed to emphasize the value of foor· ball as a character-builder and TV FIGHT OKAYED Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilkey NEW YORK UP-The Ne•v York State Athletic · Commission spent the weekend with his par· has approved next Monday ents. night's TV light at St. Nicholas I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;. Arena between Frankie Ippolito Of New York and Tommy T1bb~ of Boston HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP ·Add Comfort ' Reduce Fuel, Bills Ceme Ia aild Let Us Give You An llltblaate I SAVE · HERE. ON LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES: . ,,o.Evenings Bv HOWELL' BECOMES FAVORITE NEW YORK UP-Defensema:f Harry Howell nf the New York Rangers, who w.is · practically booed out of Madiaor. Square GarJeli last season, has become !l favonte ot the ''gallery god11" this year because of tis rugged play. Says Howell, 111 can't alford a bad game this year; not after the season I had last year" Opea Tues. tbru Sal 5:00 Appointment I~ miles Welt Darwin On Route 880 Phone: Darwla Exebange AutoServices BOWLING IDGHLIGHTS (81 Aut.) Soles FOR SALE, IIIIID WIIIYa Jeep Sll· lion Wagon with overdrive. Good eondltion. Call 229. lD 21 6tp ----~--1935 Plymouth V8 ,,1,695, 2 dr. Hard Top. Power pae~. Automatic •hilt. Filled lo the !Jrlm with vim. Blaettnar.a, Pomeroy, Ohio. ID 19 81c Truek 19M FORD . 2 ton SUllO Hydraull- dump. GOQd 8:25 l 20 10 ply tires. 10 !I llump body 2 at>Oed axle, Ready to work. Bl&ettnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohto. ID 19 Ble TrUek: 19" GMt 2 ton $1 ,21)9. Hydraulle dump. Exeellent lD ft. Dump body. Good 8:25 x lD ply Urea. 2 apeed axle. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. . ID It 6tc 1953 Buick $1,11115. Roadtllliter dr. Sedan. Bulek'a llneol. I'Gwer Steerlnr and brakea. We've aor· vloed thla car olnee new. Blaatl· nar'l, Pomeroy, Ohio. 10 19 Ble 191111 Dodge Coronet fl,7115 4 dr. liedan. Puah button ahlft. A beautiful awepl wlnl model. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. ID 19 Bte 19114 Pontiac 8 eyl. $1,19!. Star Chief Conv. Cpe. Now light blue lop. llydramalle drive. Even Ill price carrie• you aw1y. Siact· tn1r'1, Pomeroy. Ohio. 10-lt·6tc New FOR SALI-11147 Chryaler Yorker. t dr Sedan, Good eondl· lion. Can be aeen at 1112 Beech St., Middleport, or call 8111lhJ. Price ~.00. ID 19 3tp (91 For Soie . --- Marie Chef Gu Kll<hen rango in exeell•nt eondltlon $5(1. 8 pleoc llvlne room aulle only f3S.OO. Contael Chtrles' 1'1lop. lea, I:U South Fifth Avo. Mid· dleporl, Phone 8064·M. 10.22-3tfe. ----- 1- M and II I It Dll<: l- Inter· ullonal dlae Y ft. - rubber hit, 8 ln. wide 110 ft. lana; 2-llt H. P. a1otor~ be•vy duty lt,nley Glbba, Lon1 Boltom, Route No. 2. . lo.uilp APPLES. lloal YNiollea. ll'llldotll Frull Farm. Near Laurel ·Cliff Chureh. 10 1&12tp __. -- liNt FORD lor tnde lor horea or ponlea Pboae 118S9. lD 21 31p lleetrolu• Sweeper aad Clarlnot r... Sale. Clll Mel before 8 a. 111. or orter 4 p. m. 10 111 IItle Joys alae 12 reveralble eoat. Boya lftTeaat, aile 12. Cub aeaut unl· farm, llze 14, Clll lli·M. 10 16 Otic I Milft llorlll t1 l'ome'" High Three Game !nd , O'Brien (Simons!. ;53 0. •• U. Call Wm. o..,., High Single Game, II. Walker, • .!It* llli'IDII (Associated Radio). 219 BUY NOW! ~=~~~==::§=:=:=::'1 Team Three Games, Associated • · --"!71' Radio, 21)77. SAVE $lot to UOOO ~pollll ID8111'1llce AleDCJ, Team Smgle Game. A'i'odalert I, 2 and 3 boldrootn!, lar1' .lllddloport. Floe , AuWDlohll" Radio, 887. otock, murt aol Bring your d.. Boada. Pbooo Ullol 8-3141 olrea and your problema, Move STANDINGS In tomorrow. Try uo, we're deaL Wpn Lost Pet. Inc on the very lowoot possible Good Clean Ule4 Can Ierma. New and ~aed. Associated Radio 17 i 819 All Makes and Modell Ten wldtha, hut• stlecllon Hot Rods 13 8 .619 rree delivery, quick, open 7 Simons }l!arket 12 9 .m dly~ Parl<crs. Rig & Reel 10 It .ttl6 Patnlers 14i0 .. . . ·i 6 15 .2RO AUTO SALES Racine Service . . , ~ 16 .238 SIASON 'HIGHS 1LU lj 1 1 Ind 3 Gomer, J Duerr (Associated l!adio) ~97. U. S. 23 South lnd 1 Game,' W Belles, (Pork. WAVERLY, OHIO Rig & Reel), .1177 Team~:'G&Ijles,~ Anocialcd Ra· dlo, 2577 ' \ and cold waler rogulator for TMm 1 Game, Associated R~i· eor wnshlng. A. N Bengcl. •TIONI!fl. . dio A2?.. l,o1noroy. 10·23-3~ c , ... ......_ Clito TOP "$" BOWLERS AVO. l pair or men's JUehardson Sho~ \,J !~-::..--· O'Bri•n (Simon•) . . 181 178 Skatos, Blze 8: 1 Kod1ak Bow, 111 L · - It, 11 · IV Belles tPark R & R) 50 lb. pull, 1 Sleven_, 12 g ua~ l.! P. Will (AS!oe lladlol 169 rhotgun, double barrel; 1 J C. ,.,.,.,, ONt H. Walker (Assoe. Rad1o.1 . tR8 I~ Ulums, 12 guage l'ump r.uu, ~;;;:;,;;:;;;:;::~:;:::;;;;;i R Oovis (Assoc. Radio) Uke new; l three burnCr oil ~--·- --- - - - - - !fove'. llarry L. Dailey, Phont• TRI COUNTY LEAGUE 103·X. 10 23·31c ll1gh Three Garno lnd, Darot, :--:-:- : ~--IJI'liURANCE AG!NCI 607.l!lgh Sin"le Gam<. Dorst, 245. Beagle raLult dog1 for ule or PI A•.. r•.. 1..._ trade. lloward B. Stitt, Middle· ,., •• ,.,.o ~ Hll ·~ Team Tltree Games, Bakor~ Furntluro, 2508. port Rt. 1, Hobson Roa4. Lift. C:~:e_•~: Team Single Gam~. Baken' ID 2) Slip " FQrniture, 884. Cu•-,to-m--:Bu:::7.71il- Kit~ben. • Kt-,.-hen roktr STANDINGS deeigned for yout borne. Free tn MIDJLIIIORT OHIO Won tool Pet. o•tlmatea Foreman I< Abbott. ~~I'HONII lilt Bakero Furniture 11'.1 61\ 120 Phooe B2DH. 8 8 If 1~'-:!£~~~~:::::s±~~~~~~ Holaum .. .. . 13 11 542 Liberty .. . .. . 12 12 IIOD roa SALE - Appleo. Now Ha· Second Si . . . .. lD\1 131\ 440 •tn Orebard, New Haven. Phone ~ TU·24888. . 7·2011 FOR SALE h~ o~or:;&;r-;;-;;r Sentinel .. , . . . . 10 14 tl7 Joyce" .. " 9 I~ 375 .. excellent truck it'ound 25 aerea SIIISON HIGH FOR SALE: ono Laneaater deep timber. Modern home. Batb, '" Ind. 3 . Gamea, Darst. 607 well Jet pump · wltlt pre..uro lurnate, bullt·ln kltehen, hard· lnd. I Game, Duerr, 247 . tank and awlteb. Aloo 86-leet wood floors. Ncar Kaiser Alum. Team 3 Games, Liberty, 2601 plaatle plf"· Ill x IV<; one Inurn and other lnduatrles. Team I Game, Uborty. 961 archlt!<l'a drawlnl tablt, atool S2$.000. Wrile 0,, Ravens· TOP "5" IOWLIU AVO. and toola. ane t»>ewriW desk wood, w. Ya. ( lD 18 Btp Darst, (Baker.. . . . . 181 and ane llllnl cablne~ bandlllade. fORSA;.,L-:1""-__,PO .:..M _I_R_O.:. Y:....::..:::.:. Clalworthy (Bakm) . One eledrle table lAW, one wood Menchlnl (Liberty) . lathe, one 1olld oak lld~board, 2 story lrome,.l rooms and bath. Dsvls (Rocks) (Liberlyl 11 11 Full ~aseln.nl; !urna1e, 2 loll , one Whltl ltwlna: mlchlne, Stobart (Holaum) all utlllUee. ,\nne St~eet. antique. Pboaa Poiporoy 811J.J. ·· r, · ·1o 2 6t!. 2 alorv frame .. ft ·•4o\ps ~n'd bath, all' ttlllhle•. ncar Hlih School. E. Rem !\lain Street. a room house, •••,electricity, hpt ! tft'. . . water. baib. Wilbur Logan. Nay~ , I story IIJIII~/8 rooms and bath, lor'a Run, Pol"eroy. 10 21 3te •II utfll!lco, 1lo •ero. Rt. 33. ·T ---Near•corpol'ltloa line. Trailer ap•ee. Ueart oJ Mlddl.. port, G•l loeLiod. llefore muddy 2 story frame 6 rooms and bath. around httrla you. Pbone 9263. All utllltios. w. Main Street. Edear Reyn•lda, Reynold'a Dairy Storo, Mtd<tleport, Oltlo. 2 siory frame, 6 room,. All utili· 10 2 81fc tiea. Five lola. Cave Street. For Rent - Exlonalon Lad.don, Scaffold Buard•, llrop Clotbl. .' line buildlna lol on Lincoln Hill. Clinton Fisher, M1ddlcporL Phone 112ea.ll. . 11 1 If 2 story !ramo, 6 rootn! and bath. •'ull basement, electrlelty and gao. Lorge elstcrn.. Cheater. .Aeroaa from llleh Sohool. Sub Drlvor or Rolle! Senthtel Route. C(Jnlacl Carl Stalder, or 11~ m e farnf ncar t.ona Bottom on Rdnbow llldee Road. write In care of Sentinel. , Ro<lnoy Dtwnl'll · 10.33-81<. Rul lalato lrokor 6136-M - 4SII Reliable man for mght work Muat be phyileally sound an•l IIDI 21. 2J ~. 3tc • wl~1n1 worker. $1.2~ "' 60 Acres, '1 room hour. Ap~ty NlekiCI Bnkcry . built, oak floor, poplar ·siding, BOfl W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohlv rtectrlelly, cellar hou.e, cellar. to-33·Sic. hen b~et~ hog h.ou.ao, baro 40 • 40 plj]nty of aprtna water, poplar Umber, aehool bus at door, \) tractor lan,d. T!>rms $5,800. $I,QGD down. Close by Boy wau!\ jop, Wlll work II "' tractor land lots. Oak tim· anylhlng. Farm work prefcrrort. hoc Electrlclt,v ot road. Will N. c. Stout, Pomeroy, Route sell land. Conlr~et $21130 No I •, 10.22-atp. 1 down. Near ~alem N-;,;c 's :4Jd, il8by , sitting, ~~· Ohio, 1 mile tram Stale Le88 than ${000. Ho11.1e work, bY day • or week. No: 124 Phone F A. 3'1310, Charles M. Haler, Mr~. Gamel· Moore, '~ Hysell Write M. R. Satterlteld, 1~8 rhonc 241123. '. Sl.. Middleport. '• Call ~Oi5D-Y. E. Grand· Ave.. Springfield. · lDUatp ·, Ohio. IIJ.22-3 te 10.28-:lte. · , .L TRAILERS 11 METROPOLITAN WAVERLY MOBILE nsuranee HOME SALES i ~lut ' I ' ' ',, ... ' I ' "' . 'i' .. Rodney Downlnt ._ ltecd Estate li (211 Real Estate . --- ll•• 1141 For - .-....-- -- - - - - roa YOUR NEXT PlYMOUTH JUST TAMED THE TOUGHEST TEST TRACK ON EARTH! ' p.u "~ : . ( 17l Help Wonted 'Hp Furniturt · • 1181 Employment · Wonted ' c! • J ThafS::lhe "track'' scrawled acro$s the"map: 58,000 mjl's •••.more than ;~,•Jrfili.( * .twice around the WGdd~: Six years of driving crammed Into 58 ·days bY a. . '. ' brand-new ~ 1958 Plymouth. Read below, see how it affects your future•.~ 1'' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 , ' ~ when the Plymo11th braked to the final bait were ·down 1\ard~ed caab for a neW car, you've got imllressed by the resulta or thia extraordinary test. a riaht to more than just surfaoo beauty. You've olotol mllt1 travelecb Sl,oaO . • . ~t . ~ right to a ear ~·a aojng to stand up under • Total daya llapald1 5I the punishment of day ,in, day out driving. A ear • NumWr ollmake ap[lllcatlofta: 37,551 . .thaf can go on delivering' new-cW: comfort and !lC:QDomy ~n after season. . . . • of wheel rev~utiona1 47,732,DOO • • I We deaign(l!l the 1968 Plyn\oullb to do just Nu~!'-• olenglnetv~"'lpl1.~ ., ' . tl\at. But ·we didn't settle for eodprapce in theory. Cor all ita punU!tm~~ ,IOP •Iesl, fflmouth We.waowct Pl'Oiit , •• · , •.1 !;:. .• ,,, · · ''Still.And rode, handled an<llooked.lil1e npw. The ~ · See that route outlined aiJo\ffl? ,I t spells out abov.e are just a Cew oC the. ~li!!dreds . ~oll~le!i "~lymo)llh '68" across 37 stat&' We ran a new "durlnt thia trip. Your Pln!!outti Uealer will be · Plymouth -one oC the first stock piodu~tlon models glad 'to Cumil!h you with Iota 1DQie detaila: to roll off the :Jines-acroaa .tJii ~lite three times · You'll be able to see and drive this ·amazilig tq roll up 68,000 miles In j~ ~ days. Th~t's l)tw f1Ylll9!ith in a very Ct~w. ~ Wait Cor [ Jt's 1000 miles a day! · ·... • 'ttiing to show you how m~ yoJ! ~ ~t jn a I '' ' ~ Jlere are just a fe111 '01 the reeultl. And even low-~rice C¥· And you C8ll ' e*~t 'if only in · · ' · ~ced alttomotive 'edil#ii'JlVho' were there • Plym,outh f9r '681 When you step into an auto eliowroom and plunk ,. •..i,,..,., • • r , ' ) ' I .. . . '· . ''" .-- 1' ·I ..tor '~«~ . ' . . ..... -' ..,.; ( .. . ·'~~ t ~· ' ' �.' I . . ', . e .. . . l AY·,; 8:30.·.A.M~ : ' ' " ' ·' c torN o!,owors """" o..i .lt,trol · , ' ,..re. rite,..,...., I'Jae·llefts-~1.. ' Go-go-go' Yes, everybody go to Stiffler's Red Anrbor In Pomeroy Friday for tbe opening of our areat 34th Anniversary Sale ..• Sllol' every depa1111lenl and you wUI find the most outstanding values you've seen Ia many 1 day! Stiffler's bilyen have searrhed the market with determination to bring you the most exeltlng values of our 34 year history, and you'll agree tbey've .sueeeeded! · .. Ai'H fo ' TERRIFIC VALUES! PLASTIC CHAIR ·cuSHIONS • EDGES IREG. 79c Plastic Chair Cushions, Shop Early S.le, each · Ladies' Large HEAD SCAAFS B<autiful printed llend Scarfs, Jorge &lac, attruclivc pattern• ROgular $1 val~•• Sale, each 59c LADIES' Double Panel NYLON SLIY'S uch $1.99 ' Mound. BeauUiul selection of colors. Choice, ea<h - Quantity Is limited. Cboieo, each - . STIPfLIR'S 34th 341~ BIRTHDAY SPECIAL ·, ~NNIVIRSARYI EXTRA SPECIAL! Colorful Fancy SOFA PilLOWS Special 59c FRIDAY ONLY .. c Special A,nolveraary Feature! ON SALt WHJI,E THEYLASTi ~I STIFFLER'S 34th ANNIVERMRY ' ' ~ ~:l ,~,.. eben ... Quantity 1o llmlte<l, Ch.litc, Bays "Blue Gem" ·Sa~forize'd­ 'NIM JEANS ·· ..r.... r'' , · ....,. MUS ll N .... ·· ·· ·...... yd. 18c lias ~ hundred uses . . . bleaches SNOW wi·lt with washing! . ~~~~Y! I 'STI?i"Jl!lt'8 34. AINNI\!EUAtBY SPECIAl. P.URCHASE! ~XFORDS ·., ; ., · .. · $1.~9 tzea 8\ii to 8. Beal-loved . lltUe shoes . . . saddles for illrlsi Brown , oxfordl for boys! Stitched-down ccnstruc· IIOjlt Lo~Q·)0<8rlnll Roomy Iut, comflirtabjcl . " m~rrltd F~CY I TOWElS : ' Famous Canoon lint oui•U.'-• II' turkish towela. ~~~"¥ plaid pltlerns. Lots of co!.' on,~l40 alze ••• Sale, e~~Cil' 33c 34th Annlvenary ' OMEN' SHOES ·,...... ·.... · .. · $1.00 , SAMPLES- CLOSI.OUTS- VotU.a to 55.91 · Wbile They Last! r,ctnry aamplea, dilcoqtlhued styles. Clos...,utol V•luea to $3.981 Women's sizes broken! Foil, Wtn!Alr, Spring atylea. HURRY HURRY! Extra ! Vegetciible ' . I MEN'$ . Men's White QUIT PATCHES 33c Fan<Y pla!d, umbrtllao, with an a1101:1ntent Ql beautiful handlC., 8...111 lor our An· nlv""" each "- . • •t lk . \ .~u:~~ 1~4~~ "W' j · ~~ ' Famous Foxcroft Bleached \ • FIRST Qr.\urv · t42x36 'stZ£' , 1 IREGI ILAR 49~ VAIJUE The lowest price ever quottd on thes.,. floe pillow caseo, Ann\venary Sale only -. eight btl dah •• each '. ' lli!auUM nyiOI\ lttretch hooe ll'rtgultr• or tl.IIS qballcy purehased oopoolally lor tills (ll't!&l ollie. Polr - 59c ' •• .mn'M~·ii . STU'F~ER'S 34th BJJI,THDA Y SPECIAL First quality C.nm w~ Gloves. "Bote" l)nl)d aood il>· Weitlhl and full .oul lwiutor 1 llllc, spe9tal te.t~ for our ' Annlvcl't'lrf ~It Prlee ' Uc' .. -..rA~CY CANNON :pchea ~owtl$ · ·' ; each 25t NAP~ . GLOVES ' ' 38~ 'pair ' it ' ' ' , . . ~ oriOD fUied bed plL ' !~Js. F~«ey tick covered• ae,ijlar $2.98 vllueo Spiclot eacll - ' •i I Stll.flor'• 34111 ll~y . SENSATIONAL!! , PIECE. GOODS ',R'E 'MNAN TS ' ' " · $·J.OO ' t ' \ ' ' .. .. Yeur Cleek IMlr l'tt. Ttlll Sullfl' 'VIlv.' . ' ' ~n~lftr· ed Ope~a his~~ ~'• few days Judge Bacon pololed out Ill\ Landers atS<> is aubjet:l to a !I!' . > Iony 1harge in hi! . allegedly '· baving d"troyed over $100 wo'rtb oJ plumbing while in the Meigj" jail. .Tbe jail break fol· lowed th~ toea! court order to convey ·Landers to the DIS in January Tbe <udge summed up his aetion in (he case by dc<laring: ' '11 looks bad1 if a. ,wAOn ·ran get out of being puol.hed via • ·' a court order m~ly by eseaplng jail 111d runnmg rree." Br!:!!R:~~a~~ Scipio Schools Jom' Fl'u V' List In Ohi A•The change' Phone ~ vious operator Walked ,out ~e~V!n& , 'band to qevCiand was raised by the exchange stranded. · a candy doQr·to-door sellm& pro· Pay 1M 'the position Is $60 Per je<t lh Up~er Arlington lnont)l pluu borne. , " .~ . · they -10ld"~ worth of eand)• GENUAL HOSPITAL Ne~UIIng, eroy; Mrs. I,avender and son ol Dr. 'Carl Scoll. chief psY<hiaMiddleport. tri.st O! Lakin Hospital, W&l Ule -------~ speaker Wedneaday 'noon when ~MAS.H RING the ~omeroy Lions Club m~t 'in . MARION, 0. UP-AuthorltiCI the sbc;ial rooms of t!Je Federal· Wednesday smashed a ~en·al• ed church . glfl 'shopllftlnil ring ~peratlng Dr. Scot~ lntradu<ed by pro· Ia dcpartmelil otores ~era wben gram eholrman John Ba<on, spoke they rounded up 26 girls, ·briefly on th<l great strlaea be· Uto18. ' ' log made ~y new •tranqlilllm drugs In treatment of •mcnUI Ulnel!. He allo <ommented 'M a 111m was pre~nted whlcli abo.loed In psychotherapy at 'a;.JS..ffers '!;~ ,Inquire about the poSitiOn bars. meraly ~II 'Clyde While, treaalll> ---"-'- - - - er at the Darwin teJepborie ex- ! " JUSTICE FINES 1 change. Justice of Peace R E Grindley I eaeh Yak ll'il'll Pteees Iller, bdt Lead ·Band At of the work un~er Polio foundation $28,9oo.oo~ spent Tbere have 340 trained re· 101 doctors and orthopedist• anct 1tudents and nuron Page Tb.reel dl~port; elch'$t9f ' BED PILLOWS Full ~~~aronle atiiiOIJibere. Wbllo 1 <olUideroble feat._e•pedi slid todoy F~ide ~nb distinctly below Russia's atbievement i~ hurling a satellite Into orbi around the globe. Neither does it mean ne<esaanly the Unit· ed State hal ,leaped in front in the ra<e to 4evelop long-range mlaaUes wryjng H-tiomb wor· frank)jn Gjnther Lakin 'Speaktr MIIGS Admitted:' Tim Mid· Mia, Doris Haley, Middle- P,resented'Ai port. . Diaeharaed: , Herman !llchaell, Lions Meetbtg, PollleroY; D•nny ljoudashelt, Pom· UNION SUITS!\ Lorge Orlan • Al'o there will '• be tw/ Angtllt ctoups Juils"!! with the <omt~ele dent 1 <hur<h. _ .Old lhoy woYld' bt ~iltegorles belnil jitallM 'In Dr. Richard li. Bauer, di.ltiict todly. 1 groups and the same prizel for suJI!'rmtendeot, presided.', Dllrinc both age groupo will be a~ted. The one a1• jP'OUp wilL Include the afternooq' llrs. C. F. Tomp231 LOI . H.Ovy W'-r 34th Annlveraary I \II ' h,s on polio patients :n This year the ae't at $21,100,000 Next yeu, $21.· 19c. ' • ,;a the one year through 16 YeF olds, kins, <hairman of the Member&hip 'while the second will 1 run from and Eva!lcetlsm Commlulon of the Untied Metbodiot Cburcll, ~I thrOugh IS. .lpoke on that1 subje<t. ) • • ~da. __:.:___._,,---' Tbe llllnstrei a"cclation which In the evening Rev. and Mrs. will foot the billa of the puty Charles Sauer,' ;fho r were IJlls&also hao made plana to Include the lonar~es in Korea for th1rty sil 'lttendlng the party un- years were gut!!lt s~akers an,l masked.' Tboae pers'ona will be giv- afso showed films or lbelr worlt. . ,.. • en numbered ti<kets and at Inter· Attending from PomeroY · we~ durlai the evening draivinga Rev. and Mrs. E~sene Brown, will be held witb the holden of M". C. E. W. Dowoie, Mrs . the lucky nJmbera to re<elve .si~ Tompkina ·and Mr and Mrs .. vet dcllars There is no charge for Harry P. Smith. friends of Mr. and Mn. Franklin tim' any event of the pari!'. Ginther. Grandview are intere•l· IC Meetln1 last night to plan th~ tor_ Need _ •d the artide wbi•h app<ared event, the dlmton of the usocl· thi!inweek m 1 Columbus paper. 0 named Bo~ Hoeflich &~<gen­ T!te' Upper Arlington Hi&h 1 eral choirman. ·Plans were mad' Darw~'n Sebool Marching Band, whl<b is " direeted and trained by Ginther, As Harrisonville ld\oolt eloaed · also to present several of the minstrel's east In musical numbers . a, graduote of Middlj!port High W~odaJ beuuoe of a 30 per Sehool and former band tnstru<· <enl redu<llon In alleodanee, the th~ evenin& as well as the tor here, is to perform at the bug stepped up its otaek In of refresbm~nts of eider donutl to members of the band Ther<'s good job going awi'at· Clevelalld lirowns-Loi Angeles many are11 of Ohio, today. 1 and aU persona in costume. •·g fesslonal game on Nov· couoty According to the office of the ~· In Meigs CountY these days eRammberpr2o superintendent of sehools, 0 4 John RlcllljiOlld, and aU it lakes i! .a m~ !Allophone The ba~d leaves Columbus on eolda aod Ou bad bit the Sripio 1 Noverll~er 23 and plans to sec artl bard .!(oodey. morning and caU tAl co~ Wlib tl. The Da~n telephone e\ehanae Clnelarlia ~ Saturday night before that c!Wea were dosed Wedneo. a awll<hboard op<rotor, OC· the game 1111 sunday cos10ned by the fact that the ~re· Money to take the 63 pleco ...... of $279,400,000 Ilia IIIOrlmeDI of Flncy V.. gellble Dishes. Good uieflll al1o. Boucht eape.I~IJ ~or our Anlllveruey sate, Each ! ' people already over 100,000 a~d FANCY DISHES , -' e- Jetii'•Y(d> brunotto. 1Ht Cannon Turkish •, ' f :' . ' Woman's Blouses · $1.99 to $2.99 •fllcrent •cotton 'cnpet. ,...':Jr~ra 'royona 'printal pick rour )'all · •• ~rilly or bc-ruf lilly or tailo~'<'<i' Wr them Ill . . !,1 &oltd, patterna to top cvm. rou own Sizes 32 iq ' &,>AJ ~ tlitiJ.~'. 111"-alng Grwtlit l.oiOy ~ obliliood 1 II¥'' rlogo Uco111r 10 . wM Ollwo K. 34th. Annlvemj'y Extra! Door-Buster Vtolue Make your •own - Save! , E>eollent ttuullty snow-whi!Al percale with print borders! Full 36" wldo -·-· 8UJlantcod wuh fasll of Landen. I could toe no reason not to execute tt." Landers was arreste<l Tuoada~ night by Patrolman Henry Werry on i bad cheek rharge. Wben this waa paid off, he wu cbarg· ed with resisting an offiter. Mayor Rebinoon "ld he ~d been told Landen had a "good job of· arrtlll J'I!!~~~~~~~~~~~::~d to caupt ~ bJ BULLE'DN STIFFLER'S 34th ANNIVE,IISARY SALE . We bought the boy'o alzea,IOol Ideal ltr ac:hool wear. All sizes 6 to 18 Cbol<e <lOb - There was a warrant out f~r the Landers, ...bile AWOL ' lrolll the army, w11 arrested here. on D.e<. 26 for stealing auto parts He alu was wanted in Bnen.Da for ,.., thefl He and 100~ Gran..,.aH, STIFFL~R'S Ml,h. ANNIVERSARY SALE! 88~ "We've got to stop, somehow, thll l!iJreaar4 for l:lw and order. Judce llaeon be determln~ the youth a auapendei Jt.OI~n<e end lei the <011!'1~ ,~, tber tops, qurable all weather compo soles, rubber heeiB,.. (::Ompare ~nywhere at four bucks. 8-11. CHGICE EACH···· ;·· .,··· Boys' Sile$ • • 8-A>L~ PLAIN TOE FARMER'S SPECIAl:. .HILDREN'S Judge Bacon slid today· fered him in PeDJtl)'lvuia" but !bat altor be received 1111 .jlfdl'! DUNGAREE$1 17 pair $ttt ' ' · A good worker for farmers or shop men, soft lea· ... re·arrested Landen in l(ayor'J court and returned him to jaiL At 4 a. m. today be was enroute to L3ncaster. Probes Space Farthest Yet Big Buck E& J WORK SHOES..... ·.. .. :.. $2.99 '. ·'· , . - ---------;;;;;;;-.;;;;--;;;;:=;-;;;-;;7.;-- - - -YES, WE BOUGHT 'liM IN turc 1 each - U.S. 'Farside' MEN'S $1.1' Beoutifuul Group IHfftor•a 34th Annlm .. ry .,., tl -1111 atyiH Rights Policy Law enforcement agencies bere today sent 18-year-old. Or· ville K Landers to an indeterminate term in the Boys' IIIQIJI' trial &hoot at Lancaster mere hours after be bad received a ; suspended 30-day jail sentence iu mayor's court lor reilstlnl ' arrest. i Mayor E F. Robinson, who sat on the Landen case Wed· nesday afternoon, said be bad received orders from Common Pleas Judge John C, Bacon "not to tum Landers loose by any me<~ns." The youth was wanted on a warrant for. stea~og a car in Revenna, 0., and for stealing auto parts m Melp county, both offenses · in !956 when the boy was 1.7 years old. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbacb '1 Sizes 8 lo 18 · V•t dye, wa•hfast drnim jean• . . . aanforlzed for ptrm•· ntnt Iii . . . Bartlackcd Ono of Ihe b!ggost-l!llraalns of this f1'C!t sale. Mon 'a plaid Donne! sport shirt.s, first ~uallty and ail size~. Small, m~d· lum and !arlo. ,. All-Purpose 39·lnch Unbleached ~ch FI'rm On CI'VI'l 24c STI)iti~ER'S. 34th AN~UVERS.\RY 1 Sport Shirts Your old favorite! Pracllcal lor dozen uses. Eas to sew! t'lne quality while <olton T•c Shirt! for n1en. Cut fult for comfort. Reaulsr 49c val· ue Sp<clal Anniversary P'ea· Oct. . ~ each- MEN'S PLAID' FLANNEL MUSLIN .. .. ............. . yd. 22 ' ' SttEqiAL ANNIVI!R~ARY PURCHASfJ! "Hope" Bleached 36" ' TEE .SHIRTS ' · · ' A public Halloween In Pqmeroy on announced ' STIFPLIR'I 34th $1.00 .'In Pomeroy • r.tncy fa~ I ~lor drew; •"'"•··II' prel\y patterns, 36 ~Ide,. Nice . ~· Sale- yard ·- · 59c value. A useful lterit for every kit· Supe.r Door Busters Sizes 32-40. Special Anniversary purchase o! nlg 11 $1 39 sleek·fitting nylonlzed knit slips . . . bu several now - SA VEl • Begular LID! ANNIVIUAAY SALE S2-3ll. • Got 30-Day Suspended In Mayor's Court; For ResiStmg Atrest Ladiel' line.' quan'tr Slips, cmb,.,Idery lrhn. SJ>. I ' ea. Small, Medium and' Large. Regular Sk. SaJe, eack- ~A USIFUL SIZE tl QT. GLASS OVENWARE WITH these early for h"'l choice! dreosy or tailored __ plaid•, Wbltea and paatel solid•' Completely waihablol Slzea ',;:Landers Gralahed By'Hallowe'en t;fuaty Officers~ Taken To 81$: Party Rogers Seen Sen.te~ce . 'HAlF SUf!· tlze. and shapes! Better shop Smart 11hort aleevo stylell, ----------------------~-- 66c Sella Everywhere at U Beautiful throw pillow• All kinds of fabrl<81 Attractive lADIES' BLOUSES . ' • •. 1957 Casse.rdles ' ,~ lnnivena-.y PRINTS ·.. ···...... ·· Special ·25c yd. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tl1ur$y, October a•lh Aalldver..,y bodi•' .c,~ ,. I : 1 ·-----------------d-lo__ lh __ Full Ont·Quart Siire Fir•king ,,, Large Crystal-Clear Ladies' Nylonized Knit ··ANCY BORI)ERED PILLOW CASE t ' lold only with 1 pvtchl,. of ft.OO .., mon. Limit: oM to tho lomlly, Special Value! ·, ., STIFrLER'S 3'111 BIRTJiDA Y SPECIAL STIFFLER.'$ 34th· STIFFLER'S 241h ANNIVERsARY ', Good . quanty Ctllton .IAioP Rugs, In 1 ~lg size. 2Tx40, with decorated fringe · all CANDY JARS R111ullr 52.49 hi<J)Irhtrt . . ..• Sti!Oer'a Stores challenge you to beat thla •ililty biRnkct value .. good size. Ideal for boya' room, den, football games or as a~to robe 1 ~J.ITr In evory plreo lor a f~U teRgth skirt _ . SLIPS · ... ... ............. . 77 34th Annlvcnary LA,R tl 27x'l5 ·- FIRST 1, '$ cQnON LOOP RUGS , FANCY SKIRT LENGTHS . STIFFLER'S 34th ANNIVERSARY 99c ,11~N;iiVERSARY SUP·ER VALUE! SOMITHING NIW - RIADY.CUT BLANKETS .. .......... Special $1.99 warmth AU tdzcB, 36 to 46. .. l STIFFLER'S 34th ANNIVERSARY! SPF.CIAL PURCHASE! FANCY INDIIAN & (8 'BIG .pAYS SAT. NOV. 2nd) SAVE NOW! . .-FRI. OCT. 25 TO '· , ANNIVERSARY SUPER VALUE! · 34c •BRIGHT COLORS . "". ~.'..".. Skirt lengths Ia. ~ wlc!Jl:'tart\'6- of pattems, · · •"14 I 1 eolo11 and !ab(lea. e'tfl!l!'he• wlde. Enough , 1" , ., STIFFLER$. 34th BIRTHDAY SPECIAL! Men's h<'a vy fleeced Sweat I "·:~~~---------~--------------· ------------------~----·---------L----~--·~----------------------------------- --- __________________ M_''-""'~ ~..... SINGLEto~ COPY-IC .,.,... 24, SAVE ON ALL YOUR FALL and WINTER NEEDS Shirts Mode for <omfort toelleM. Frldoy rnottly '"""' ' ....t coldor wkh chonct ., .,..... .,. or mow fl urri" .,.., Lake t ~ J!rle. High today 50 Mi IUIItt tl 60s oouthoHI, low toftltllil ·..W. • I J N0.162 SWEAT SHIRTS \ .,.. ,......, o coldtr todty with ohlftl"' """ ' !Momlllfl str011f1 MHhttiY IIIII I ofh...-. MoaHy clou4J, ....t • onuch coldtr I~ . . •'" . Men's Fleeced . Olllo: lltriora ·' UD ANCHOR - POMEROY 34th Anniversary ~ ).· ' Weather ONCE~ STARTS , 1 FULL SIZE 1 RUFFLED . V~tN~Here reported three court a.ct1ons Wed· DuPont Will Begin Building throughout n...tay. They were the fmong of the indl<ale,d . total may Elnler L. James. M.. on county, lop last week end a figure of 10.. $100 and costs with a three day D<splle the Increased lnle~ty au sentence £or OWl after hi; of the mflue-nza wave, ~e death 1arrest ~Y Sheriff Robert c toll .from the fl~ remllllted at Hartenbach, fming of Fred nll!e. WILMINGTON. Del. UP-The Roush, Racine, $10 and Du Pont Co. announced ·~~~~~i:~:~~~ar~eareports 1ames tosts tod:ty and drivmg an · unsafe \lehlcle: lbat construetlon of a new plant and forfeiture cf a $25 bond by ANSWERS CALL The PomeroY :emergency oquad near Par~enburg, w va., 111ill Henry Holter, Racine RD, fo' onswered'o coli to the Farley resi· beg\n tnu1 weeR:. hav1ng a de(ective muffler Th.~ den~e in Mason it 8:30 this momTbe plant, whith 1 will emplov two latter armts were made by lng where O>l'IOD was administer!ome, 120 pfrsons, will be an ad·. the state patrol. ed on ordera of • pbyileian. dltion to the firm's Washington Works on . the ., West Vlfginia n•~:l.""'"- held al-..tbe Middleport First shore of the Ohio River · 25, ~ben ieacbers and workTAKEN FOR TREATMENT ' ·• prilnary and junior depart· Mn. Harold Smith was remov· Church School superln· and:.parents are invited ~eatment .. ~hen ~ gas stove GUl\TEMALA CITY (UP) - A t)lree-man l)lilitary )un~ 1. a.m. to.6.p.m. exploded '" her fa<e. cmm~ seiZed control of Gualemala today. The junta was headed 11Y' Col. {)scar ,Mendoza Azurdia, witb 'CoiB.' GQnzalo Yurrlla No- · Film o!Itpl \IIIII be shown ex· pamfut burn< 'Voa and Roberto Lorenzana as tbe other members. plainllll Ule work and the · of the !(lllderlarten, PrimarY and Tbe decision t~ d1ssolve th~ The m've bY the miUtary came BRAVO. MINSTR&LERSI pro(ri&ional governmcn t of Pre· after riotous crqwds threatened Junior ~~~artmenta of the load Chul'llfl 'Sebool •will atte~d Mayor E. F. Roblnaon today ex- sldcnt Luis Arturo Gonzalez Lo to turn tbe ~treefl of Guatemalo nducted by the visiting , tended his personal appre<iation ;u was made after several into a battiA Jm)UDd. 1 elsi! who wm demonstrate their and, that •f the people of Pome- ho11rs of dtscuss1on at army hi~h before the army 1t ted, teaehl~l 111etho<lo. toy too, for tb~ ocheduled Hallo- command headquar1ers 1l:e an e~r.ergeney A tull<heon '\\lUI be served at ween party wh~eh wdl be spon· juna then took over the govern· w~lch was noon add lri the afternoon a wor- sered on the parking lots next ..,~tat3•m to ablp aeaolon"ood evaluation of the week, by the Big Bend ll!lnstrel Col. Mendoza, the head of tbe various deportmOIItal worksh~a ~Uon. "~is lo a wonder. rultng junta. was undersecretary ivill be hel4 to conclude the days fal <tiling for them to do," the of ~4tlonal detense. activttl-.,' ', !Dayor ~I d. ' ,- ~.o Be-Friday ----...:.---------=------...:.--- - :~~: ~~·~i~ Mt'litary Ju'nta SeiZ'es Control In Guatema1aCityAfter, R'tots :·~~r~',od~;·p~::~ � 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 23, 1957 hall powell snider