https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/300802ca8428b3a5a1bfb96890faa9d0.pdf e4d4fe861b234850b315b83ee6b3d04a PDF Text Text .. ., ' ! r-1 .. ' ' ' f) ' I ' . " .. < j ' ., I • ' •" . i"·I . . ' • ~~:entlne .· . ' ·~ · ·,• , ~,r :.... ' .' . 4JI 1 I ~(·~c~~~ l ' FURMITUII \ lA _:~tFof I I CONTINUES Atl. THIS MONT" v LiH e Buckeye Ti . ~ . EVENirtl.~. u~ ~ Red Dtwils Come From Behind "Fanc:r Stepping" ~.Win In Tire Final Middleport Band '. By Appointment *LARGE ASS~~~MI~li ... '1 Wll del!l'np(IVO of the qOick..Up. pmg hand dartcied by George Dal U!,--··~ary las lUI~ W "'iJI a THREE REGISTERED JP~~ACIST~ TO '' ' CARE OF YOUR PRESCRII'TION NEEDS. We~~llnot.IP'• ~810Ef•, The band led by lames llood and lhc busiiJCHe !he majorelles ~ionparlllle prior te through &amt BJKER ' ' cirter: Rutland's Ret! Dllvals exploded wath a fury tbat- ,&hOCked tHe Belpre Golden Eagles mto compl~te humiliatjpn In, the "Fancy illeppihJ .. theme 1 the J fourth ·quatter of a winncr·lake-all Lrttle Butkllye Leagul) show aoven by !be MidH~port foolbaU contest Thursday nli;bt on the loser·~ fi~ld. , 1 Marching Jland Thurllllay n1ght at G9ing.b)to that Jasl<Juarter, the Eagles nur&ell ·rl'3-12'edge the Goltlpolfi'MiddloP.ort ' • some, ~nd looked like they .had control of the game. 1\ scant IZ olin· TheiRe 1mpresses ' *$PECIAL r :~~·a ·.~dortm~r:,"!!e ~~~ ·:h:· !hey formed a "GHS" ond "MHS" m ••lute to the fans. T~ nataonal Qlthem was played as the flag ~., ~alSed to end tf!la part Df thClr ' program Speak On Nov.} At Rulland Churc:h 1 I DAVIES- WILLil I RICH PURE Oct. 24-25 Wild Klda On A ROCK N ROLL BINGE - I CAT AND I ".Ql'P":k· PINT- ' I S~m sh1vered of cold 111 whach cover· ed !he entire nation early today exc•pt for the julhng la!Ue toe of Florida Th~ U S. Weatbor Bureau r~ ported that a eold aar masl whJch centered 111 North Dakota •pread as far as the At!Jntae Co ..! durang lhe Right, brangang the entire uataon under Us luflurnre Temperatures Hropped below 20 In Nortb Dakota, then rose Cuusohdataon ol' \wo Maddie- gently at succe...,vely dtsbn! port automqtave ftrnai under one omls. Light snow fell '" the mapagement was bemg a.nn~oun· &trtp from Wyomtng through Ne· ced' today In which !be Melga br11.1ka, Colorado and Kan•a• ~lotor Co , 18 ab•orb¢ bY the n, A few 8collered •bowers wm It Ra\vllnl!li 911 , Co the lmgorlng remnants o( heavy 1rains whach drenched the northo.rrou R. Norris, ern Appolachtano and Illinois Ma11111er lnnuuneed today Thur~day Tlacre also 'l'•re llghl under tlie consolldatio~ "'"" In the Poetlae 'NorthW.st SIIYofl/' formerly WJih and II) the "''' ooulh of tbl MOilltS and Richard Ra••lintia,_Jsnowlaii'Uelt. formed)' with R & A Cold ~lnperalnres will PWMtll "ill a<!t over most Ot the eastern <fiir: tile lir111 ute rotmlry today. alroppmg .Ttai! l!l'"sent &leigs what In lbe Atlantic and . f~ on Second poast slate• and Oklahoma !UIIillil·IDiact and TelOs. ~ - F IR ~E~ E Two Middleport Auto Firms·Are 'I Consolidated Smoked HEED A SHARP 50·51·52 s • • • • -Chevrolet.? . " We hav~ trad~d for several like new alut 'mostly one owner U,de ,ln.50 ..,. 51 and 52 Ch,evro}tH lately. , II you want pl'e~~.~f · IMirvlee'atalow p~l~e 1ee us oow. POMEROY MOTOR CO. I 11 II \ ' l l'H· I SI.IC • • • • • 2 aa parts managtr, C:\rson Ha~s and Kf)nneth l'lllHiti>Y II 'Relate«J'Deatbs ;ltr.Oino ··oth~linr· ~~-~t.r.J3 Jj'lu-reJate~ e·ChtilfterCiub ""I Miles 0. Brown Vidim Friday Of Heart Attack ' Slltlw Purrl01 are I -· •. Floyd Dunfee Hostess F.or ~' ~~~·~"':~..':::-. aod. !bow the '11141••4 the Nwrene, Ftldlly llov. 1 al 7 30 o'Clock. service wlll be in charge boot cbureb paotor, •the Harold Klingel and Mrs. Golloway hal" ~ipl~<ted· lour years 111 N1,... 1•• as pa•tor and teacher an Bible JJChO<JI and thi• " farsl lutl01agb.: (t Re1 Galloway 18 a of lbe Nyrlhwe•l Naqrene Cot. lPgo, Nampa, ldi ', >and 1 p~st~red In Idaho and Oregon before gomg out as- ~ IRJI-to~ary. lhs new . .I,SII!RIII~IIt wiJl be announced by the Naarene department of foreign nli5Slon~ Kan,.a Caly, fullowmg !he depubllon work , In .?hJQ.were' ~ntAtj~~~ llst~li at the Great ;Lok" Rncka'-• and othtr rain In the Ft~r Northwest. skl'll wtll previttl over 11\r. of the- w.. tern b;all ul boden, medtalllcli It! the :~l!rvlre dPpartment R H Rawhng!i Sou~ Co, are country Harold (Tagl Long, Rober! Fotly, Joe Mood.,baugh. Mel Steele, Eugene !lagan Arnold Rae&ards and lluward Engh>h Ella Mae Norton serves as booklteoper ln the parfli dPtlartnwnt Pa,ul Holter IN m.tnager aNS~I~d by Rovmqnd ""'"" . ' West Vir~uia Official~. . In Verbal Battle Ovet· NorriS also !0111\l today th~tf the p,etient sltuw ruum at lhe n. :1-1 RawlillJ!l! Sons Co at Mill •aJtd Secon4 Street are .be1nr enlarged DIVOIICl, 1\SK.. D ' A,. dl•otce 1clion '"' it&ln' IU· ed ih M"'#s Co mmmt Pleafl 'Court b{ Mlmle'fB111Iot1 Re•"•vi)le. , kt t "'Vli Wilbur Roston RR\'r:nna 0 \VtllJ crow & Crul\ attorney ' lor' plalitltfl ·'';:--~~---HOSPITAL Robert Regrat,uel, I ·C<Im•~•~'e . I IlleS later !hey ~l<k~ \..m!O(I(OS otl the ground ro.reaa the seoreboard which said: )lull~nd 321 G!':lepre 131 p ...10, "" ~~~~~~~:~;~~~;~~~ tr. ~~u~~e~ t-om tllt~liiOie ., COaeJI �- --- THE DAILY SENTINEL •' '• ~ 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Oct 25, 195r \ ~ . ~ ~TELEYISlOK _GUiD{t>· Commentating, Editorially ·WSAz-TV: tb~nptel' l \ Supreme CI!Jurt Finds Southeastern Ohio Counties Most Guuilty In Motter 01 Time Lag For Dispensing Justice • ~t 'I 1 I I ( Aetorlllng to tM report of the Supreme Court of Ohto on the worlt of Ohto courts durmg September, Meigs County is leadmg the state on "Age of Median Pendmg Case.. Thts IS the supreme court's recently mnovat ed way of determming the speed of our at· torneys and common pleas courts servmg the -r1•day F I case on the docket serves as a constant re minder of the dire results of nobeontp!Lanc,e. 1 ,. 4 • • ..,. 6 45 7 00 g 00 D30 10 00 to 30 11 00 Aged Cases On Docket Rare While courts may have cases hoary with age on their dockets for good cause, these necessarily should be rare The supreme public wtth JUstice court report suggests that havmg a f~w of The report showed that southeastern Ohio these on dockets does not destroy the relta· counbes, Vmton, Metgs, Gallla, Jackson and billty of the ''median age of a case" to lndl· Washington, led over all other counties of the state excepting Perry of central Ohto m cate fllirly tbe overall efftciency of the court It c1tes the example of the case )!eld achve tlp\e lag between date of filing of a case and for 21 years noted above The court In ques Judgement tlon had an average median til)le lag of but Metgs showed an "Average lag" of 40 6\.'l months, balancmg all cases That one months, Vinton 36, Gallla 39, Jaekson 22, and Washmgton 23 Compared to this record are year case dld not destroy the true picture or this county's efficient court such counties as Lawrence with 'S; -Lornlh 7. Lawyers here say that an energetic Mabonmg 6 Marton 3, and Delaware 3. "might take the initiative In prodding Jaw· yers to quleker sett.l""¥inls" but that the fm· at responslbiUty ln ciVil actions li the law· yers' theli\selvea and. their clients u so 12 00 12 15 1 30 'z00 S 00 3 45 4 00 4 30 5 00 o 45 [lo0 4$411 ' 'featltertast Nllewatch Sign On Today 12 00 Toltl11ht I 00 Slln Oft , ---,.....,,.--~ 1~eosore 1 Rom~er Roou HJIDt The Price !a !d1ht Truth or ConsequeneeJ Tie T~e Doqh 11 could Be Yo• News Report Movletlme Bride 0111W Groom Malin .. 'rheuer Qdeen For A U111 Modern RomaooN Com-..ty Time Trou~Je with Father Spinaeh Playhouse NBC Ne\Va :: ~.ib'~s ~~ Safu...IO" 1111 ~ 8 15 B•ao 9 30 tO 00 1o:10 u 00 11 30 12 00 12 SO I 00 1 30 4 30 I 00 Dao 00 ~t. ...:..O...I e ~...... i1 Slflll On Ctrele 3 Ranch Gumb1 F\lrJ Capt. Gallant Tr~e Story Detective'• .,J)Im Forel:l 1\ltr!l\le ' 1 ~e Big Picture DOwn On the :Fatril Weitllrb Theatt* ' ' Walen Mr Wizard S" ICing Foot!lall Score~ard :=~~,1~ .', 1t54 STUDEBAKEk t 30 ~·j.IIJ'ij~ !flo,At J.~~ 6 22 Weathercosl e 30 Saber of London 7 00 lei'\')' C•"'o ' 110 CI~' h.Mi • • l·!f!_ l"li )!JI!KI""e Sb!j! 1 I~ ta ~lit 9 30 ¥9 Jilt \!!! • t ~.00J" Ira· i1l ~ • v ~~t iicli . -. ( Cqurl Of•t.a;t Resotl Life ol Rile, Telephone Time Gml••de '1: Sporta 9 43 Red liarbet! CV'ner •o 00 Fede~Men 1~0 lfews b<illiiel 7 00 7 110 8 00 9 00 ' 2 seat' Real Nll:e.' Station Wagob, 4 Door, Fill, 1 10 II fl.!e! m! ~\"' _1,, ' /...., $995 .' 4- WtHS..TV ChiJtrtill . • • FRIIJAY 7 00 nmmie Dean ll Cllrtioas S00 Capl..in Einfuob 7 41 LoW 84~ ...'SA~ ·A TIACTOI CBS Newt J,oetl "'"' 9~ II& 00 Garrv Moore 10 ao strlk~ It lllch 11 oo News . DOWNSHin : •lV.IIY 1~ MINUYIS II 10 Katle'a Alm•nac ll II l!·So 11 45 \2 01) 12 30 ) 00 ) ao 2 QC) 2 31) 3 00 3.11 3 30 4 00 Lllve ll ~I IJfe Search for Tomol'l'OII Gdldbe L11bt ol[alie'a Kltchea AI the World 'runu Beot, the C\Ofk If I ' Hou,~ptT'IJ Big !'•roll T~e Verolcf !'J Youl'l Prlfhler Diy secret Stol'l1l E~se of Niaht The ~rly Sbo• 5 30 Your Eifo Repon.. 0 411 Sp<.1l i'lra4o II 55 Weothe.'!nan Mr 018trlct Attorney ~laybouse of Stan Track Down . Zline Grey Theater !dr Mains and Eve !>id "MIIi~ll Hl~hllil\li' Tlle 'l.nreup 1'ers6D \o l'trron 1957' , ....... 350~lth ~ ("'" • TUCTION~CONTIO& ON . w11" I 1'ut 1111114 to ' pull-power •• ' Cll ~ ~ Ill .. , 'lillh Torlflll Aalp!lhr •.. llll<\ up to I toil of ~~ire-triP tfttetlcll·ft!Pt ·. with New T~a~tlon-j::ontrol ' ' Fut·ltitcb ad Pilot Guide. COUNT ftr hlllt~lftl ... p.t'4uiiiiG , '"...... "' .,.... ".. ' .,.,., t, ~~ ... ... ;:. SFC Lewis Queen, local arm• recruiter announced today that Richard R Jones, the son ol Mr and Mrs Frank L Jones, ot iAtcl IAL. SATURDAY Route I, Shade, Ohio, was r> S<nlor mothers of Middleport cently aeeepted for enlislment lrl Hlllh School are havlna a bale the aectlrity a~ener He sale Satur~ay al the Trtlustet dil,_rl,ed for Fort Knox, Ky , last Cleaners wheq potato aalad, he will undergo lni 1 td bei~ ah11 vegolible soup and further a~ be sold In ~dltlon to the hasl4 iraln'/nl( baked gobds Proceoda of of eight rBI 1111le will •• to the luild to trainlnr he will the Soijlor etau to New to tort ' beven~ Clly on 1 trip ~ext a~rillg a ~eriod ol ox• tralnlnl pr .. trJ a permanent asai1n: an army security doft..iutt. up-athlft, ~. J!loWbiit a.t 45% - i. ' ~ 12:10 p.m. Cmoon Club Buac•n•el'l Viet~ '!louae Club •~ve Star J1DOI Servicemen ' ' (fcdl~ · Flmalei It's all escapism t pie 'Man <nn t hlm,II!U',; 10 he s trying to liloralty "gel earth' as one used to Invite his dearest toea lo do I'm 110ing lo sum It up by quot In& Riley of a favorile TV pro1ram, one of the lew men !elL who ean cause me to gel Uckled on todaY! dull, stodlf no count TV Sez he, "What a revoltin' devol· opment thi1 11" And ]u1t oln'( II, now' / . sm ~...., CJIIolbl.fl !"II a'17F..U3501 When QualliJ h , • .-..- ' •,fo•~roy, 0• ' Cor. Zllll ud Butteraut N\il8 Rlb TID TID Jim Bowie on 990 l'atiil<> Munoel Show Flank Slnatr• 6how Dati! Wltli The ATT(elo Colt 41 MINDER • • • ' t. .. a,,Ja.~.$ ••st '" On Your Racllo Dial ., Mae..tul { ' war ' ' "T• ,, , QOOLING a"d HAMDLING • ' ' • ·:, ' 1 ]' You'l' •nil I . Of MILK .:::F~ULTO'N T:HO~~SON ' MOTHERS CLUB Tbe ot:tober mectmg Motbm• Cluh W" held / W~ -~v'~ . A wovEi.\r#IRE " .o:: Collie 111 and Puidlile Yours Now leport feed Mill ' lf(l2lltJ~ A1rE~"We 'Do Cus,l!)., ~rlndlng"MIDDLE1'QEI'Jt:~~jtll ~ ~ r' i' M.STER DELUXE / DRYER ONLY $209· MASTD DELUXE WASHER· _~. ...,. ·· R(D BRANP FENCING BARB:WID 'Gitt.lh• Fintat UNICO SEWING CLUB Memberll of the Bend Sewing Club was served a deilctoU! luncheon at the home or Mr'3 Otlie Roush 1111 rue5tiay arter uoo11 wi!b Mn F A Batey as SISting Pre5ent were Mrs Uerman L <yne MIS I' I Wolperl Mra J L Slewarl Mrs ll f - : _., lin L C l!ou•h. Mrs M"' Hugo Juhling 0 Weill Mrs Dopald lmd Mr:; W 1' Slone ThCTOR $AlES Sa•• Dollars Here .. Visit Your Town &'Country Sliopping ~-nter Before YoU Buyl _:, ' .. $279 D};LUXE AUTOMATIC WlSIIER DELUXE AUTOMAtiC DRYIR WRINGER W AS·HI ·, POMEROY' . ' 0 • ••• • •••••••• �- --- THE DAILY SENTINEL •' '• ~ 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Oct 25, 195r \ ~ . ~ ~TELEYISlOK _GUiD{t>· Commentating, Editorially ·WSAz-TV: tb~nptel' l \ Supreme CI!Jurt Finds Southeastern Ohio Counties Most Guuilty In Motter 01 Time Lag For Dispensing Justice • ~t 'I 1 I I ( Aetorlllng to tM report of the Supreme Court of Ohto on the worlt of Ohto courts durmg September, Meigs County is leadmg the state on "Age of Median Pendmg Case.. Thts IS the supreme court's recently mnovat ed way of determming the speed of our at· torneys and common pleas courts servmg the -r1•day F I case on the docket serves as a constant re minder of the dire results of nobeontp!Lanc,e. 1 ,. 4 • • ..,. 6 45 7 00 g 00 D30 10 00 to 30 11 00 Aged Cases On Docket Rare While courts may have cases hoary with age on their dockets for good cause, these necessarily should be rare The supreme public wtth JUstice court report suggests that havmg a f~w of The report showed that southeastern Ohio these on dockets does not destroy the relta· counbes, Vmton, Metgs, Gallla, Jackson and billty of the ''median age of a case" to lndl· Washington, led over all other counties of the state excepting Perry of central Ohto m cate fllirly tbe overall efftciency of the court It c1tes the example of the case )!eld achve tlp\e lag between date of filing of a case and for 21 years noted above The court In ques Judgement tlon had an average median til)le lag of but Metgs showed an "Average lag" of 40 6\.'l months, balancmg all cases That one months, Vinton 36, Gallla 39, Jaekson 22, and Washmgton 23 Compared to this record are year case dld not destroy the true picture or this county's efficient court such counties as Lawrence with 'S; -Lornlh 7. Lawyers here say that an energetic Mabonmg 6 Marton 3, and Delaware 3. "might take the initiative In prodding Jaw· yers to quleker sett.l""¥inls" but that the fm· at responslbiUty ln ciVil actions li the law· yers' theli\selvea and. their clients u so 12 00 12 15 1 30 'z00 S 00 3 45 4 00 4 30 5 00 o 45 [lo0 4$411 ' 'featltertast Nllewatch Sign On Today 12 00 Toltl11ht I 00 Slln Oft , ---,.....,,.--~ 1~eosore 1 Rom~er Roou HJIDt The Price !a !d1ht Truth or ConsequeneeJ Tie T~e Doqh 11 could Be Yo• News Report Movletlme Bride 0111W Groom Malin .. 'rheuer Qdeen For A U111 Modern RomaooN Com-..ty Time Trou~Je with Father Spinaeh Playhouse NBC Ne\Va :: ~.ib'~s ~~ Safu...IO" 1111 ~ 8 15 B•ao 9 30 tO 00 1o:10 u 00 11 30 12 00 12 SO I 00 1 30 4 30 I 00 Dao 00 ~t. ...:..O...I e ~...... i1 Slflll On Ctrele 3 Ranch Gumb1 F\lrJ Capt. Gallant Tr~e Story Detective'• .,J)Im Forel:l 1\ltr!l\le ' 1 ~e Big Picture DOwn On the :Fatril Weitllrb Theatt* ' ' Walen Mr Wizard S" ICing Foot!lall Score~ard :=~~,1~ .', 1t54 STUDEBAKEk t 30 ~·j.IIJ'ij~ !flo,At J.~~ 6 22 Weathercosl e 30 Saber of London 7 00 lei'\')' C•"'o ' 110 CI~' h.Mi • • l·!f!_ l"li )!JI!KI""e Sb!j! 1 I~ ta ~lit 9 30 ¥9 Jilt \!!! • t ~.00J" Ira· i1l ~ • v ~~t iicli . -. ( Cqurl Of•t.a;t Resotl Life ol Rile, Telephone Time Gml••de '1: Sporta 9 43 Red liarbet! CV'ner •o 00 Fede~Men 1~0 lfews b<illiiel 7 00 7 110 8 00 9 00 ' 2 seat' Real Nll:e.' Station Wagob, 4 Door, Fill, 1 10 II fl.!e! m! ~\"' _1,, ' /...., $995 .' 4- WtHS..TV ChiJtrtill . • • FRIIJAY 7 00 nmmie Dean ll Cllrtioas S00 Capl..in Einfuob 7 41 LoW 84~ ...'SA~ ·A TIACTOI CBS Newt J,oetl "'"' 9~ II& 00 Garrv Moore 10 ao strlk~ It lllch 11 oo News . DOWNSHin : •lV.IIY 1~ MINUYIS II 10 Katle'a Alm•nac ll II l!·So 11 45 \2 01) 12 30 ) 00 ) ao 2 QC) 2 31) 3 00 3.11 3 30 4 00 Lllve ll ~I IJfe Search for Tomol'l'OII Gdldbe L11bt ol[alie'a Kltchea AI the World 'runu Beot, the C\Ofk If I ' Hou,~ptT'IJ Big !'•roll T~e Verolcf !'J Youl'l Prlfhler Diy secret Stol'l1l E~se of Niaht The ~rly Sbo• 5 30 Your Eifo Repon.. 0 411 Sp<.1l i'lra4o II 55 Weothe.'!nan Mr 018trlct Attorney ~laybouse of Stan Track Down . Zline Grey Theater !dr Mains and Eve !>id "MIIi~ll Hl~hllil\li' Tlle 'l.nreup 1'ers6D \o l'trron 1957' , ....... 350~lth ~ ("'" • TUCTION~CONTIO& ON . w11" I 1'ut 1111114 to ' pull-power •• ' Cll ~ ~ Ill .. , 'lillh Torlflll Aalp!lhr •.. llll<\ up to I toil of ~~ire-triP tfttetlcll·ft!Pt ·. with New T~a~tlon-j::ontrol ' ' Fut·ltitcb ad Pilot Guide. COUNT ftr hlllt~lftl ... p.t'4uiiiiG , '"...... "' .,.... ".. ' .,.,., t, ~~ ... ... ;:. SFC Lewis Queen, local arm• recruiter announced today that Richard R Jones, the son ol Mr and Mrs Frank L Jones, ot iAtcl IAL. SATURDAY Route I, Shade, Ohio, was r> S<nlor mothers of Middleport cently aeeepted for enlislment lrl Hlllh School are havlna a bale the aectlrity a~ener He sale Satur~ay al the Trtlustet dil,_rl,ed for Fort Knox, Ky , last Cleaners wheq potato aalad, he will undergo lni 1 td bei~ ah11 vegolible soup and further a~ be sold In ~dltlon to the hasl4 iraln'/nl( baked gobds Proceoda of of eight rBI 1111le will •• to the luild to trainlnr he will the Soijlor etau to New to tort ' beven~ Clly on 1 trip ~ext a~rillg a ~eriod ol ox• tralnlnl pr .. trJ a permanent asai1n: an army security doft..iutt. up-athlft, ~. J!loWbiit a.t 45% - i. ' ~ 12:10 p.m. Cmoon Club Buac•n•el'l Viet~ '!louae Club •~ve Star J1DOI Servicemen ' ' (fcdl~ · Flmalei It's all escapism t pie 'Man <nn t hlm,II!U',; 10 he s trying to liloralty "gel earth' as one used to Invite his dearest toea lo do I'm 110ing lo sum It up by quot In& Riley of a favorile TV pro1ram, one of the lew men !elL who ean cause me to gel Uckled on todaY! dull, stodlf no count TV Sez he, "What a revoltin' devol· opment thi1 11" And ]u1t oln'( II, now' / . sm ~...., CJIIolbl.fl !"II a'17F..U3501 When QualliJ h , • .-..- ' •,fo•~roy, 0• ' Cor. Zllll ud Butteraut N\il8 Rlb TID TID Jim Bowie on 990 l'atiil<> Munoel Show Flank Slnatr• 6how Dati! Wltli The ATT(elo Colt 41 MINDER • • • ' t. .. a,,Ja.~.$ ••st '" On Your Racllo Dial ., Mae..tul { ' war ' ' "T• ,, , QOOLING a"d HAMDLING • ' ' • ·:, ' 1 ]' You'l' •nil I . Of MILK .:::F~ULTO'N T:HO~~SON ' MOTHERS CLUB Tbe ot:tober mectmg Motbm• Cluh W" held / W~ -~v'~ . A wovEi.\r#IRE " .o:: Collie 111 and Puidlile Yours Now leport feed Mill ' lf(l2lltJ~ A1rE~"We 'Do Cus,l!)., ~rlndlng"MIDDLE1'QEI'Jt:~~jtll ~ ~ r' i' M.STER DELUXE / DRYER ONLY $209· MASTD DELUXE WASHER· _~. ...,. ·· R(D BRANP FENCING BARB:WID 'Gitt.lh• Fintat UNICO SEWING CLUB Memberll of the Bend Sewing Club was served a deilctoU! luncheon at the home or Mr'3 Otlie Roush 1111 rue5tiay arter uoo11 wi!b Mn F A Batey as SISting Pre5ent were Mrs Uerman L <yne MIS I' I Wolperl Mra J L Slewarl Mrs ll f - : _., lin L C l!ou•h. Mrs M"' Hugo Juhling 0 Weill Mrs Dopald lmd Mr:; W 1' Slone ThCTOR $AlES Sa•• Dollars Here .. Visit Your Town &'Country Sliopping ~-nter Before YoU Buyl _:, ' .. $279 D};LUXE AUTOMATIC WlSIIER DELUXE AUTOMAtiC DRYIR WRINGER W AS·HI ·, POMEROY' . ' 0 • ••• • •••••••• �,, < I ... I I .,.._~& I ·' ......,....., Senttiiet; Pllnteroy·Middfejlort, o., Oct 25, t9S7 Jdtktfs Weaken In Second Confldellee 1956 FORD IWLA Sponsors RANCH WAGON V-8 Thunderbird motor, Rea Trans710xl5 like new tires, Clean •• a whistle. rRICE ON IVJNDSUIELD DESK ~~ Cllet trarll• They are John Fourcade of Gretna, La ' Irving Lyndes of North Str~tford, H. and L10nti of Ohio • SMITH CLOTHING ~OUR 6 Shopping W ~~dquarten , R !!•· TlllllelliJI dB N dulles this )l'eek are already history. Choices wer~ lflade ')'hunday aft6rnoon well before whiStle tirnt. Oply seven panellsts were on hAnd , Rich JGnes being as absent from his usual haunts as a Woody Hayes fan in Paul Brown's family clr•le , " · . , k Wellston carne through to WID 33·1• over Jac son as ev~ry· od said except Old Expert Fred Crow and Ken McElhinney. Rutland veri!ied ~he faith of every tlan In Its prowess on the grldtron with a rnor~ thllll lhg thumping of Belpre (In the last 12 minutes), S2·13 .c.! h }dekets Fool 0 nIyMr. Kmg· t Worr.en. Boys See Our Moelirn Styles MY· JONI . . . . ,. . , BwnY WdN nlan blj)<!k:g,4 Well~~on p\1111 {n8 Steve Pritchett Dlck&tl u~ iii• bl.ll and ~eorlld !rom 30 yarduw~y. For y(eilaton. pary •l;:undlUl,aAo for three exll'l pojnll! and J~oob of Jpcksr!n ~lc¥i!d ,bj.tJt ~ oPE 1<4 . Evetlln.(l M ' l'"'e"•'ill ·p·11....-J aar """' G to more than a ,.a itandailil the first hat! and llut for the '' chance llhOut~ ~ave b4~ a 6-8 tie or a 1-6 lead al ball ume. In \hat lirsl hall Galllpolts w8a ~eld tq a mere 1!11 Ytnl ruahfng w1th not a olngle fir~ down. The Jacketa net\fd 77 yards qnd l~ur first d9~ ~Ill could pot seore as U/'UIItely tunf. bles abd a pass lnterceptlcln atlfi· ed drives It wP:a eariv in tM akon~ ' ~. tcr thai Middleport of ' 4Qia push from the GaUl~oUs , 'th'e Jackela had a llrsl It\ lO ·~ the S6 but were penaifiid 16 ~~· ltatlan Whlllatcb · ~. then R~wley's paiS get wa 1 tWa ll)lf~ii-~ ed by Gllmo~e on the G'nllpliP !I 35 Gilmore meed ei~ll' lo , tl\e goal line but a for\lla~d lalefa1 ptnolty put the ban on the Jafket_ 11. It took 185 pound !lohhnle Carr,4 the the Gallipolia ~ Bl work o;•• ~n ue ~V11 The ~ll!le e~ded wit~ Mh'dlenort ownlnr a !lrat down on tho Galllpotts 40. having ~riven from theft ~wn 85. Nelion , had · runs pi 9 yards each, Erwin clleil· ed Qff 12 and sub quarterback Volt! Wayland hit Steve Bailey Wjtb ~ 8 vard P'" but the game f!!ded before the Jackets could ttirii~en seriously , •,Mjdilll)llport . hnd tlte ball lor 4:l pl~ysl Gallloolls 44 .. Ga)ifpotls !l,et~ ~ yards from scrl!llmW I~Ah~ •fcond h'll and' added 46 on oaRAI•~· Wltb their first half total ol o2D thia , gave tbatn • ll'•nd total or 31Q yard! rus~lng aMI oao!lng. Into the secondMiddleport. hall with 77 goi~~ yard• 11~11~,d with 13ll tots! and add•d 17 yard• on two paues eomnlot· o!livo thrown wit~ one intor, DIScQl)NT~ BOAt,5 ,s~u~k~e 'I ' Metropolital) 11 1, _, Mqr!JWt SALES and SERVI¢it.. '1 . At J Scott·Atwattr Outtiolr~c1 ~"'";' _ i6iii(tlei ' ;/It 4. em 19. and more plays GaUipoiJs a !Irs! down on the Jacket yard line. Gilmore b1t . lifo yards per trv, and ,.,",•.. Rbdetlck made his last godd too Score, final ss-o. PHON I 235 Walnut lt. BIG . COLLIN:S '- JEWELRY STORE i. Mala St. Pl!Oheae.M I..,~~==~=~=~========&::r=-::9 '' ON The Middleport Yellow Jackets fooled no o.ne exceot Ptoa Yellow Jacket Earl Knight w[Jo believes that tf be picks Mld· dleport often enough and Ion( enough, By Golly, t~ey'll it•'i't ... .. i .. ...... ' .. .. . $2~9~, 1 making him look good sometime! And that IIley Will, iiilftl Garnes tonight on the Panel board ..,finds one more tn~'"~~e Custom Hard Top Real sharti black and - Pomeroy at Athens Crow Fultz, nnl~ht and McEl~ v ish with eleamlng white wail tires. C.lll\o.lil leather'lnter- ' vlve the nod to the 5·1 Bulldo~f. Renzo Menchlnl. Owen ~~d :~ '111 ~ 1 ~~~Sst ~~ f~!r~ lor harmonizing beMirully Witli exterior. $.9\lp WlllitS Gibbs SRA It the PanthPr way, Gibbs with an emphatic "19·1S over Roderlelr.'ap pl~~e •kre~ ll!'lio a<:cessories. Talk~~~~ jatey! Man,' ~~·v~ ~o!,1\,1-~t WITHOUT A DOUBT!" ed. ' · · ce~t!<l. One sch•duled ~arne In this area was ranrell•d Th••r•llov l Gallipolis compteled three M 1955 OLDSMOBILE ........ n ·: · •.. ' ·:: mornln~ F.ast•rn was to t~ckl• Rio Grande but the Rio Gene Abbott returited Rode:· '•11r· 111".. ininterceptln~ the second half , . lek's kickoff 23 yardl to bis oW~ T!d crooks on•, Super 88 4 Door Sedan. Powered by IIJ~ fa4!o~~. V~~" piP had to kick ot on nrcount o1 tl 1ness 48 aM th~ JacUtl lbeTcta dele!' Gallipolis ••t lour first downs in ket engine that takes off U~e a jet. ~a powet tOo,' \'il!h On the big nne thl• week. Ohio St•te at Wlscnn!ln. mined. th• •econd half. power steering aDd pOjVer brai~ and I!)JUf mor., JlO:.Vt~ , .till ran'+ se• Wondv Jlavps •• • Rig 'l'•n f'nqrh olt~ouPh the Whitlatch got 7 and made a KelleY nunted wen at f•rst,but features. She's smooth. swift, silent - mi~ gijdlng oih 'Pan•l vlolPntlv d><al!t'eP• with him ~ix nth••• voiiM t~IIA" firot down on the Galila t5 slacked of! (or a ~~llt yar~ aver· breeze. Test it yourself and see why yolir ,'belitW ' find Wnodv atl•ast nn• 'l'n better while one, Menchini, ~ves Rowlev poiSed to Abbott for II aae in six bGots. Gallipolis punt Oldsmobile • " • "~i'ltT 1 • the Buclleves a two TD bttl~e , and added three !or a llrot dow~ ed four times for a nne 42\lo 'I on the 34 Bobby Nelsoq, Whlt· yard average latch and Rowley added 8, 6 and ~tddieport lost three of it• 1956 FORD Customllne · ····'/ ~.~1 ,,:.1.~.'1t ~ ~ ~ < ' 4 lor another !ifst on Gallia's fnur !umblOJ. Gallipolis did not 4 Door. AJ,)lOIJibful••car 1lnslde anJ oui, Tbe11 t blue 21. · *'i""e ·' ,,, / Wh1Uatch gol I. Nelson 5 and The Jackets are host to bl• finish is spotless and the matching blllel lntllHor Ia.-~* Rowley 3 and w1th four1h and and tou•h Jackson ne•t Ftldav lre1h as flew. One local owner, a young lady;.lll fact: one Rowley fumbled, recoverlns nlr~t which lost last ni&ht lo Yes sir, It's a dilly from a/Filly. Rullan~ t••il•~ 12 1~ settiM t•• for a ioso Gf three and luming Wellston 33·1f IContlnuod Prom Pr:• llno) sl !l11(' forth~ dvnamlr cet'nnd half the bail over The holf ended Score by quarters· 1955 CHEVROLET ...... ·............ Haynet tried to pas~ on the f1rst Roth tPam~ pl1w1-d exeetlP.nt hall moments later Galliooiio 0 8 13 14-33 play from his 34 ARed Devil had hut R•1t1ancf made Je1141 ml!ltukPII' SICOND HALP Middlenort 0 0 0 11-0 Special 2 Door Hootrnon - Here Is' rea1,Penny plncblu him ataggeung and his pass wo!J. fnr '"" TI'I"Ord nonP Thev hrtnrl led GaitlpGIIS received and wasted Scorloa, Galiipollo touchdowns economy. 6 cyl. engine, standard sbllt. exc~llent ~$, bled short, Pat Eads gathering it thP ball flawle,.tv In the coM ll•bt no lime. They put the ball In c...r (2\. ll.lteman, Duncan, G•i· new scat cove~s. The one local own~r left Jot of trouble' in on the Belpre 34. dmzie, not fnmbilnR once, nmlng play on the1r 3D and Dunean and more EP's. Roderick (31 With one minute lei! Darrell twlre ~omp)etlng ~oth, one for Gilmore free miles In this one. See It and save money. had a first down in two Middleport lineup· enrl•. B•i· Dugan lost eight, brother Larry a ouch'down plays on the 50. Dick Roderick ley and• Miller; tackles, Ketchks made 11 back and then added a 19$3 CA,DILLAC ......... :.. .. I: .... Their spinners, reverses, fake 155 pound freshman, wenl ~I and and 11oller; au~rds, Stover an~ brllilant 33 yard '-!'" Jo thcl!cipre reverses. double reveroea, power Carr iCGred (rom ttle ~0 two Neil, e<!liter. r.rwin. Backs, Rnw· The Series $2, 1\ Door Sedan. Deep rich gteen metalllc from where he puneched 1! ov· er. time Larry Du~an kickc~ bucka, dlvra and slant• with tha Pllfl later. Roderick kicked the tev, l'tel•on, Whitlatch and A!J. finish that soarltles like ne'V, Once you've cast vour e"l!s drive or Rutland'• determined front point,, acore 18·fl. boll. Subo, Hauck. Hartinrer the point. final score 3Z·I3 on the luxurious Interior you will ,know Immediately tl!at walt and bait earriero could nGt Alter the kie~oll Blake, CroGkS, Werner, Kelty, Belpre'• offense died on an in· this fine cat lias been the pride a11d J~t ij $0meolia ~t Middleport P 1 a y 1 WaYland,, Hlody. complete paOB at mld!iotd secondo be held in check by Belpre. dignity. ,rust a few miles behind 'tlie wlle'el and yoil'll Rutland had 14 lint downs to 12 tumbled wi\h ollljpolis recover· Gallipoll~ ends, ll.lteman and later. for Bolpra .t·uohed from acrimrnage iP.l. on the Jackel 43. In 11 1amloob; tactlea, 1\litls and King· know why Cadillac Is your bt\st buv, , '' Rutla~d aot its fltot touchdown I ' iJ: late In the first quarter after otart· lor 247 yards, added 28 on two tided by 20 rar~s in pena1ltle1 lillsrdt, Ftaley and Hamilton· etit!er, Oluoburn. Backs. G1lmore Ina a drive trom Its own 40 At passe• out of two attempted Bel· and Bob l!at•lll•• look a 1953 Dundd, Lee and Carr. this point ~etpre, ~ho ~ad receiv· pre had 17~ yardo rusbiD8 net, execute~ end·""'und lor s5 Riviera Couoe. Evervone from Grantlm~ tq ~unlor wDl ' d the openi~l klelofl, had fum· passed ' '" lime•, completed thr••lr======:;:;;::::.;;;;:;;j;:=:=:::.;;:;;:;;.;;;:;;;;==;; 11 ride irr comfort In this spaee bapov car. 2 doOrs mate, It bled, Rutland reeoverin&. In nine for M verda, had two intereept~d. play• Rutland 10ored with Larry and one fell incomplete. , tOO'.· ~wet steerln•. oower bl'lkes. liOWer Wlndo'Ws Duaan rolnt ove• ott bio favorite Belpre lost on, fumble, reeov· and pOwer seat for 'YOur 4rlvlng pleuure, Il'a reallY. ·111 ered Ita other bobble but lost live oplnner. He mined the point arjstocrat ofthe asphalt. · ' In live playa Belpre went Into yardo on It and anuffed out 1 drive ' the lead 1f, :l'lle7 !l&rted from thereby. Rutland wu penalised 19$4..PONTI~C "," :................ ;. their 21 ~~~ j;iUi run• ol 23, D, 4 once lor ID yarda, Bplpre tWice and 8 lina~ircfJ bY,Jonaa, croued lor offside. Chlefton J)el~e 4 DoO'f. Tlte ~ ... !fl·~jfa tbe e, J~a' 1Corl118 run Larry DdJijb \1111 th'e bit finish looks Ute a show car. A surt >tYt '· on e Wll a[O!/b 611 .!liP. tpd ••d he piner with \13 yard1ln 18 Inside too. J\llt tl!m ke}' anii,Jhe hmr f · to executed lito ,ellloleq! all!! arms DarreUIDqgan ha4 88 tn '{'his Is the car wttli' ttlt flliUiiJidi' ftlf ilep~ndablUty. lo lro om. Boo itCKetvey nn the 21 In out\ G!aham 81 Come on In an4 alve It ~117· . .. , !(, , ' point. and Jim IIW Hobatetter two, ..... 11 ~~rller ~; i-'. '· , Alter that kickoff Ru~nd was ln one run. ' '" Q0-.!12111" MERCURY ...............~ •• :•. ~ed P, I froiD l~re «. Rutland 10 lluttur~~~,the Vfl1o ln\1 Bel· Belpre Monterey ' DOOr. Moj!6fll two ~ ~ a#ld'ieei.ltn· , pre drive ~fil., tiiG aieo·. 85 &OPtna: 1\liu.nd, toui~d~1n1: ish set off with lUper lOft doublt pele wblte tires. ' when Biddle lftle~pted Haynes' L. ouaaa (3), Grlltam PIP, 1'b~ 1e4 fo l\tilland's second Darrell Duah. El''a, L. --,·--~~-· Loaded with power sfetdAI\ pofit brakes; Kerc+lil~tlc ' louchd.oWli, puttlni them in tha and tlct. !lel~rt: 1ollu drive, radio, heater, tinted alaBIIJIIImanv olber op~ tol d, 11-,, !aU lri the aeeond quart· McKelvey (t)ln). features. Yop"e &Ot to see and drlvj! W. beauty thpRutland Bllrlfnl llneup: Enda: er. precla'e 11. ' Tim oeorlna pll)' waa a oorlecl Turner and Tom Jellenr: Tlctl!t, pan from lhe Belpre 18 to Graham Barr ond J. Eads; 1\lmll, Carson 1953 PLYMOUYH ................ ··.. In 1\ut!llld'l •~allol' left fiat. Gra- and Goode; center, (ierman. ll.leb h!ni to6t ll on the 10 and drov~ Eado, L. altd D. DUain and Gra· CriJIIllrook A Door. ThJB cute little blue lob JJ' reA~X to - 1 • over. L. Duran'• kick wao wide and ham. roll, 1:-iY htndl!ng. Easy to part. Tl.tes liave .b4felfto\i~lf, l ed the road. Not a nolle mlker ellber1 JIO!Iy .Otld moto~ 1 llf!U,~d 1111d arnootli. Autcim1tic drlvl "U I back t)tinuteo later l>iltb hlo 63 yard ~~~~t I ' wel119n :add~ 18 lho•• foin\s in the' Wnd quarter when Hill went 14 to score and Seolt added ~is 7J.yarder. • J • . .'"••'",'1111 •,lr~' I .~1"" 16 I lllma,. the ·~.son third q uler Wb~· BD(, Bell·n U VE DfittAitt SPORTS _ Y.Iu Jeetta Er\olllae .-r .;..,.J; day with MU. Jate HIP Betty Jeff~ open! a nleht with Thomu. PermanentJ Yellow Jacket Shoup s~:!t ~~~s~??.'.PG~ MAKE Men fn shove the Wellston ROeteli IIllo missed this ~~k. lc'&e • near -Cinch for the SEO toalbali cbampfonsh'tp +>i ,.. 8 year. Only once "flO the game close, in the tiro! quarter when tied at 7·7 After Scott'& 41 yard ~aper, Green f9r Jaekoqn ~ul'(bed the bail over from the two alter a long drive. But Scolt broke the lronman t hlrd Blue J)ivel ~ nmmT uP-Th~ netrou r i· Three Games Already Deo y owd' t• "! •er• have shmed three young • • . . oUtlilolders to non·bonu con11'ree of the nine games bn \he Prediction Boar s s1a v u Open Evenings Till 8 P.M. %50 W. Main Phone IZ.X 41, WILL TRADE Bored by the Iocal rzask Wohon Leacue at their fatm near Ches· ter , Sunday, from noon untO dark oo trap and atilt taraeto. trl&e! will ~e h~ and bacon. iM'r)'onc to Invited. 1 Up' nt t ·"·~·d Welliton's fanCYitepplng l full~ ~ ~ok, Steve S~tt. weill Ia •.I!Jd TIJe D•U11 Sentinel ' TUTTLE MOTOR CO. Wellsto~ Keeps Record (JJ~Mf With ·· Decisive fin Over Jatlkstm By 3~·lJ ·: H.~ ' b~_..i.t.i ,.,d H,til t1 yards in Ttl atotl!ts t'1ib'lfil· un r UJDDlm Dan downing day night at. Jackso~ to 'lead in the ll"Onmen, 3:tt4; and i Whete You llut With ~: , Ga~ Crow Fultz Knlg!Jt MtEh llt~llehlnl bwell Pomeroy at Athens . . . .... .... . . . 6·14 13·21 13·19 7·JS 1D·l4 18·1 ~ a Galllpolts at Middleport . . . . . . 35·6 12·13 12·1S 13·0 23.0 f~.io J! • Rutland at Belpre. . . . . . ... . ...... 20·6 21·13 1!!·0 13·7 ?H3 1#·1 •i Logan at Nelsonville . . . . . . . . ... 40·0 , 28·7 45·0 40·0 35.0 40·0 ~~ Wellston at Jackson .............. 7·)3 19·13 18·7 1·14 2~·1~ 20·6 ~d' Eastern at Rio Grande ...... .. , .... 0·34 2().19 13·7 20·6 0-20 13.0 '.'7 Kyger at Ironton St. Jo (Cancelled) Waharna at Cedar Grove ............ 6·20 13·20 7·20 0·2P 0·1§ 6·13 Pt. Pleasant at Hurricane . . . . . . 6-20 13·7 tJ.l2 7·0 ~•19 tS·il Ohio State at Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . 14·20 21·14 20·13 2l·U 21·7 1!1·14 The Small L.ot Of Big Values i i. I PREDif:TION P Washington C II 12 Oat Rlll 7 JohDStown 7 Hebron 8 Granvtlle 33 Centerburr o Columbo• Undeh 12 Columbus Wesl 6 ., i'·' , Jt~y AdYerilae!l iWATcHIS r;Jifin• d tttt5 ~ I •DIAMONDS eSilVER , :·.-,.!ii9t Rutlana Plavs B;illiantlv ln-Beatln~·: Belore Team 3~-13 For Buc~eve Title ·$10ft a $1,9$ 1957 DODGt ........ ·.... ·........ $2195 CUBtom Royal4·door. V-8 rnot~r, Torque FUte tranlimls· lion, tidla, heater. lAke nlw. Anolbet ClleVtolet ttade ln. 195& CIIMaLEt ........ ·......... $INS .~r 210 - Blue llld Ivory. Radio and beiter. Efua 1?~5 ME~CURY .. · .. .... ·.. ·...... · $1595 Hitd TOp Coup.- Heuttl', Ra'aJo. ARed Buy. 19't OLD~MOIIll .. ·..... ·.. ·.... , .. $J tfs Beaufllul 2 tone - Ivory Mr Blub, 2·D0or Ha'M Top Super 88. Local owner. ' ~ ss PtrMOUnl ···............. .. IYede!'i t~oor•.lllterlor tlie new. Heater1 oOa tli'es. DCI&e fll!llb. itJI WiCK ........ .. ........ ..... . ' .UDIJI' Hatdtop. Dynefiowt radtl, beater, ~ec.'l tlr•s. blue and Ivory Onlsf1. ~eat cuvers. ~953 FbRD ··· ············· ········ $Yf~ ~:..~'!+nllne. Maroon finllh, all good tlrta h~l!et •JIUW'• Interior. ' • . NASH ... .....................~ Sll., ""1 ~h~ '• I •• recent guests Df AddJC Gruem. Jacobs, Mrs. Phil Pearl Jacobs anli Petey Peo~Ies wer~ business visitors m Galli· SUPPORT •. J, GRIH~LEY, SR. I Meigs C:ounfy JUDGE S6hitdft~ If Pl6t Mosbn Co, Motor Company Ashlo~ Oil & Refining Co. I I! I I WMOV , :;, ,:1$10 Ori Your ~~ •ofbt)i COMMUNITY ft'N, llNnswcklcl, '' t 'V•; ,. w~ 1 USED CARS I litd TkUtKS 1956 PL ~tofi~n Wagon 1f56 FOlD VI·Cutfo~ 2·Door ... Fordoinatic. futone. See this on~. 2-1955 FAtltLAN~ ·va 4 Doon· Fordonialic and clean. I 1956 FOlD VI Victorial Hardto~ 1955 60Ddl1foft, Express . · ' ' II ply tires, one local oWne'i'. 1956 STUD.·Power Hciwk ~pe. QD. Clealn. This is a teal bal-gain. , 1:15 P.M. .I NO'V. s, 1;$7 . Now se~ving in Bl!1le of/ice with liDtlted jurisdiction. Pioven as QuaUfled & Cl!t· able. • -Pd. Poi..Aav. n. WlM Piety ' and "$1995' , wan pa, F001BALL! ' I ' ' VOTE FOR $695 ,. $195 See fills Reibel and Mrs. were recent buol· Atoens m.a ,ms. ll. B Wllkmo Dl ~. 1955 w.va.u I Club Coupe, heater. Extta go6d tfreil. you buy. ' tne ' Uful 2-clr. Hardtop Rambler with raG\o ardrlve. Here Ia one thlt will pve you real econ· 1958 CHEVROLET ... ' .... .... ' .... BUIGk Roadmlster ............ $91 • YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR DEALS ON 'RE~ZERS I 1914 bODOE V2 T6n Pic:k~oup 6 ply lite - excellent. 1954 FORD \ ' . VI 1 Ton Cab tt tHastls 1952 f()RD VI Pickup Local one owner PRESTON MOTORS;,-INt • USED CAR LOT- Syealnote li Loetut Pbonellll ! ' 1 • ' �,, < I ... I I .,.._~& I ·' ......,....., Senttiiet; Pllnteroy·Middfejlort, o., Oct 25, t9S7 Jdtktfs Weaken In Second Confldellee 1956 FORD IWLA Sponsors RANCH WAGON V-8 Thunderbird motor, Rea Trans710xl5 like new tires, Clean •• a whistle. rRICE ON IVJNDSUIELD DESK ~~ Cllet trarll• They are John Fourcade of Gretna, La ' Irving Lyndes of North Str~tford, H. and L10nti of Ohio • SMITH CLOTHING ~OUR 6 Shopping W ~~dquarten , R !!•· TlllllelliJI dB N dulles this )l'eek are already history. Choices wer~ lflade ')'hunday aft6rnoon well before whiStle tirnt. Oply seven panellsts were on hAnd , Rich JGnes being as absent from his usual haunts as a Woody Hayes fan in Paul Brown's family clr•le , " · . , k Wellston carne through to WID 33·1• over Jac son as ev~ry· od said except Old Expert Fred Crow and Ken McElhinney. Rutland veri!ied ~he faith of every tlan In Its prowess on the grldtron with a rnor~ thllll lhg thumping of Belpre (In the last 12 minutes), S2·13 .c.! h }dekets Fool 0 nIyMr. Kmg· t Worr.en. Boys See Our Moelirn Styles MY· JONI . . . . ,. . , BwnY WdN nlan blj)<!k:g,4 Well~~on p\1111 {n8 Steve Pritchett Dlck&tl u~ iii• bl.ll and ~eorlld !rom 30 yarduw~y. For y(eilaton. pary •l;:undlUl,aAo for three exll'l pojnll! and J~oob of Jpcksr!n ~lc¥i!d ,bj.tJt ~ oPE 1<4 . Evetlln.(l M ' l'"'e"•'ill ·p·11....-J aar """' G to more than a ,.a itandailil the first hat! and llut for the '' chance llhOut~ ~ave b4~ a 6-8 tie or a 1-6 lead al ball ume. In \hat lirsl hall Galllpolts w8a ~eld tq a mere 1!11 Ytnl ruahfng w1th not a olngle fir~ down. The Jacketa net\fd 77 yards qnd l~ur first d9~ ~Ill could pot seore as U/'UIItely tunf. bles abd a pass lnterceptlcln atlfi· ed drives It wP:a eariv in tM akon~ ' ~. tcr thai Middleport of ' 4Qia push from the GaUl~oUs , 'th'e Jackela had a llrsl It\ lO ·~ the S6 but were penaifiid 16 ~~· ltatlan Whlllatcb · ~. then R~wley's paiS get wa 1 tWa ll)lf~ii-~ ed by Gllmo~e on the G'nllpliP !I 35 Gilmore meed ei~ll' lo , tl\e goal line but a for\lla~d lalefa1 ptnolty put the ban on the Jafket_ 11. It took 185 pound !lohhnle Carr,4 the the Gallipolia ~ Bl work o;•• ~n ue ~V11 The ~ll!le e~ded wit~ Mh'dlenort ownlnr a !lrat down on tho Galllpotts 40. having ~riven from theft ~wn 85. Nelion , had · runs pi 9 yards each, Erwin clleil· ed Qff 12 and sub quarterback Volt! Wayland hit Steve Bailey Wjtb ~ 8 vard P'" but the game f!!ded before the Jackets could ttirii~en seriously , •,Mjdilll)llport . hnd tlte ball lor 4:l pl~ysl Gallloolls 44 .. Ga)ifpotls !l,et~ ~ yards from scrl!llmW I~Ah~ •fcond h'll and' added 46 on oaRAI•~· Wltb their first half total ol o2D thia , gave tbatn • ll'•nd total or 31Q yard! rus~lng aMI oao!lng. Into the secondMiddleport. hall with 77 goi~~ yard• 11~11~,d with 13ll tots! and add•d 17 yard• on two paues eomnlot· o!livo thrown wit~ one intor, DIScQl)NT~ BOAt,5 ,s~u~k~e 'I ' Metropolital) 11 1, _, Mqr!JWt SALES and SERVI¢it.. '1 . At J Scott·Atwattr Outtiolr~c1 ~"'";' _ i6iii(tlei ' ;/It 4. em 19. and more plays GaUipoiJs a !Irs! down on the Jacket yard line. Gilmore b1t . lifo yards per trv, and ,.,",•.. Rbdetlck made his last godd too Score, final ss-o. PHON I 235 Walnut lt. BIG . COLLIN:S '- JEWELRY STORE i. Mala St. Pl!Oheae.M I..,~~==~=~=~========&::r=-::9 '' ON The Middleport Yellow Jackets fooled no o.ne exceot Ptoa Yellow Jacket Earl Knight w[Jo believes that tf be picks Mld· dleport often enough and Ion( enough, By Golly, t~ey'll it•'i't ... .. i .. ...... ' .. .. . $2~9~, 1 making him look good sometime! And that IIley Will, iiilftl Garnes tonight on the Panel board ..,finds one more tn~'"~~e Custom Hard Top Real sharti black and - Pomeroy at Athens Crow Fultz, nnl~ht and McEl~ v ish with eleamlng white wail tires. C.lll\o.lil leather'lnter- ' vlve the nod to the 5·1 Bulldo~f. Renzo Menchlnl. Owen ~~d :~ '111 ~ 1 ~~~Sst ~~ f~!r~ lor harmonizing beMirully Witli exterior. $.9\lp WlllitS Gibbs SRA It the PanthPr way, Gibbs with an emphatic "19·1S over Roderlelr.'ap pl~~e •kre~ ll!'lio a<:cessories. Talk~~~~ jatey! Man,' ~~·v~ ~o!,1\,1-~t WITHOUT A DOUBT!" ed. ' · · ce~t!<l. One sch•duled ~arne In this area was ranrell•d Th••r•llov l Gallipolis compteled three M 1955 OLDSMOBILE ........ n ·: · •.. ' ·:: mornln~ F.ast•rn was to t~ckl• Rio Grande but the Rio Gene Abbott returited Rode:· '•11r· 111".. ininterceptln~ the second half , . lek's kickoff 23 yardl to bis oW~ T!d crooks on•, Super 88 4 Door Sedan. Powered by IIJ~ fa4!o~~. V~~" piP had to kick ot on nrcount o1 tl 1ness 48 aM th~ JacUtl lbeTcta dele!' Gallipolis ••t lour first downs in ket engine that takes off U~e a jet. ~a powet tOo,' \'il!h On the big nne thl• week. Ohio St•te at Wlscnn!ln. mined. th• •econd half. power steering aDd pOjVer brai~ and I!)JUf mor., JlO:.Vt~ , .till ran'+ se• Wondv Jlavps •• • Rig 'l'•n f'nqrh olt~ouPh the Whitlatch got 7 and made a KelleY nunted wen at f•rst,but features. She's smooth. swift, silent - mi~ gijdlng oih 'Pan•l vlolPntlv d><al!t'eP• with him ~ix nth••• voiiM t~IIA" firot down on the Galila t5 slacked of! (or a ~~llt yar~ aver· breeze. Test it yourself and see why yolir ,'belitW ' find Wnodv atl•ast nn• 'l'n better while one, Menchini, ~ves Rowlev poiSed to Abbott for II aae in six bGots. Gallipolis punt Oldsmobile • " • "~i'ltT 1 • the Buclleves a two TD bttl~e , and added three !or a llrot dow~ ed four times for a nne 42\lo 'I on the 34 Bobby Nelsoq, Whlt· yard average latch and Rowley added 8, 6 and ~tddieport lost three of it• 1956 FORD Customllne · ····'/ ~.~1 ,,:.1.~.'1t ~ ~ ~ < ' 4 lor another !ifst on Gallia's fnur !umblOJ. Gallipolis did not 4 Door. AJ,)lOIJibful••car 1lnslde anJ oui, Tbe11 t blue 21. · *'i""e ·' ,,, / Wh1Uatch gol I. Nelson 5 and The Jackets are host to bl• finish is spotless and the matching blllel lntllHor Ia.-~* Rowley 3 and w1th four1h and and tou•h Jackson ne•t Ftldav lre1h as flew. One local owner, a young lady;.lll fact: one Rowley fumbled, recoverlns nlr~t which lost last ni&ht lo Yes sir, It's a dilly from a/Filly. Rullan~ t••il•~ 12 1~ settiM t•• for a ioso Gf three and luming Wellston 33·1f IContlnuod Prom Pr:• llno) sl !l11(' forth~ dvnamlr cet'nnd half the bail over The holf ended Score by quarters· 1955 CHEVROLET ...... ·............ Haynet tried to pas~ on the f1rst Roth tPam~ pl1w1-d exeetlP.nt hall moments later Galliooiio 0 8 13 14-33 play from his 34 ARed Devil had hut R•1t1ancf made Je1141 ml!ltukPII' SICOND HALP Middlenort 0 0 0 11-0 Special 2 Door Hootrnon - Here Is' rea1,Penny plncblu him ataggeung and his pass wo!J. fnr '"" TI'I"Ord nonP Thev hrtnrl led GaitlpGIIS received and wasted Scorloa, Galiipollo touchdowns economy. 6 cyl. engine, standard sbllt. exc~llent ~$, bled short, Pat Eads gathering it thP ball flawle,.tv In the coM ll•bt no lime. They put the ball In c...r (2\. ll.lteman, Duncan, G•i· new scat cove~s. The one local own~r left Jot of trouble' in on the Belpre 34. dmzie, not fnmbilnR once, nmlng play on the1r 3D and Dunean and more EP's. Roderick (31 With one minute lei! Darrell twlre ~omp)etlng ~oth, one for Gilmore free miles In this one. See It and save money. had a first down in two Middleport lineup· enrl•. B•i· Dugan lost eight, brother Larry a ouch'down plays on the 50. Dick Roderick ley and• Miller; tackles, Ketchks made 11 back and then added a 19$3 CA,DILLAC ......... :.. .. I: .... Their spinners, reverses, fake 155 pound freshman, wenl ~I and and 11oller; au~rds, Stover an~ brllilant 33 yard '-!'" Jo thcl!cipre reverses. double reveroea, power Carr iCGred (rom ttle ~0 two Neil, e<!liter. r.rwin. Backs, Rnw· The Series $2, 1\ Door Sedan. Deep rich gteen metalllc from where he puneched 1! ov· er. time Larry Du~an kickc~ bucka, dlvra and slant• with tha Pllfl later. Roderick kicked the tev, l'tel•on, Whitlatch and A!J. finish that soarltles like ne'V, Once you've cast vour e"l!s drive or Rutland'• determined front point,, acore 18·fl. boll. Subo, Hauck. Hartinrer the point. final score 3Z·I3 on the luxurious Interior you will ,know Immediately tl!at walt and bait earriero could nGt Alter the kie~oll Blake, CroGkS, Werner, Kelty, Belpre'• offense died on an in· this fine cat lias been the pride a11d J~t ij $0meolia ~t Middleport P 1 a y 1 WaYland,, Hlody. complete paOB at mld!iotd secondo be held in check by Belpre. dignity. ,rust a few miles behind 'tlie wlle'el and yoil'll Rutland had 14 lint downs to 12 tumbled wi\h ollljpolis recover· Gallipoll~ ends, ll.lteman and later. for Bolpra .t·uohed from acrimrnage iP.l. on the Jackel 43. In 11 1amloob; tactlea, 1\litls and King· know why Cadillac Is your bt\st buv, , '' Rutla~d aot its fltot touchdown I ' iJ: late In the first quarter after otart· lor 247 yards, added 28 on two tided by 20 rar~s in pena1ltle1 lillsrdt, Ftaley and Hamilton· etit!er, Oluoburn. Backs. G1lmore Ina a drive trom Its own 40 At passe• out of two attempted Bel· and Bob l!at•lll•• look a 1953 Dundd, Lee and Carr. this point ~etpre, ~ho ~ad receiv· pre had 17~ yardo rusbiD8 net, execute~ end·""'und lor s5 Riviera Couoe. Evervone from Grantlm~ tq ~unlor wDl ' d the openi~l klelofl, had fum· passed ' '" lime•, completed thr••lr======:;:;;::::.;;;;:;;j;:=:=:::.;;:;;:;;.;;;:;;;;==;; 11 ride irr comfort In this spaee bapov car. 2 doOrs mate, It bled, Rutland reeoverin&. In nine for M verda, had two intereept~d. play• Rutland 10ored with Larry and one fell incomplete. , tOO'.· ~wet steerln•. oower bl'lkes. liOWer Wlndo'Ws Duaan rolnt ove• ott bio favorite Belpre lost on, fumble, reeov· and pOwer seat for 'YOur 4rlvlng pleuure, Il'a reallY. ·111 ered Ita other bobble but lost live oplnner. He mined the point arjstocrat ofthe asphalt. · ' In live playa Belpre went Into yardo on It and anuffed out 1 drive ' the lead 1f, :l'lle7 !l&rted from thereby. Rutland wu penalised 19$4..PONTI~C "," :................ ;. their 21 ~~~ j;iUi run• ol 23, D, 4 once lor ID yarda, Bplpre tWice and 8 lina~ircfJ bY,Jonaa, croued lor offside. Chlefton J)el~e 4 DoO'f. Tlte ~ ... !fl·~jfa tbe e, J~a' 1Corl118 run Larry DdJijb \1111 th'e bit finish looks Ute a show car. A surt >tYt '· on e Wll a[O!/b 611 .!liP. tpd ••d he piner with \13 yard1ln 18 Inside too. J\llt tl!m ke}' anii,Jhe hmr f · to executed lito ,ellloleq! all!! arms DarreUIDqgan ha4 88 tn '{'his Is the car wttli' ttlt flliUiiJidi' ftlf ilep~ndablUty. lo lro om. Boo itCKetvey nn the 21 In out\ G!aham 81 Come on In an4 alve It ~117· . .. , !(, , ' point. and Jim IIW Hobatetter two, ..... 11 ~~rller ~; i-'. '· , Alter that kickoff Ru~nd was ln one run. ' '" Q0-.!12111" MERCURY ...............~ •• :•. ~ed P, I froiD l~re «. Rutland 10 lluttur~~~,the Vfl1o ln\1 Bel· Belpre Monterey ' DOOr. Moj!6fll two ~ ~ a#ld'ieei.ltn· , pre drive ~fil., tiiG aieo·. 85 &OPtna: 1\liu.nd, toui~d~1n1: ish set off with lUper lOft doublt pele wblte tires. ' when Biddle lftle~pted Haynes' L. ouaaa (3), Grlltam PIP, 1'b~ 1e4 fo l\tilland's second Darrell Duah. El''a, L. --,·--~~-· Loaded with power sfetdAI\ pofit brakes; Kerc+lil~tlc ' louchd.oWli, puttlni them in tha and tlct. !lel~rt: 1ollu drive, radio, heater, tinted alaBIIJIIImanv olber op~ tol d, 11-,, !aU lri the aeeond quart· McKelvey (t)ln). features. Yop"e &Ot to see and drlvj! W. beauty thpRutland Bllrlfnl llneup: Enda: er. precla'e 11. ' Tim oeorlna pll)' waa a oorlecl Turner and Tom Jellenr: Tlctl!t, pan from lhe Belpre 18 to Graham Barr ond J. Eads; 1\lmll, Carson 1953 PLYMOUYH ................ ··.. In 1\ut!llld'l •~allol' left fiat. Gra- and Goode; center, (ierman. ll.leb h!ni to6t ll on the 10 and drov~ Eado, L. altd D. DUain and Gra· CriJIIllrook A Door. ThJB cute little blue lob JJ' reA~X to - 1 • over. L. Duran'• kick wao wide and ham. roll, 1:-iY htndl!ng. Easy to part. Tl.tes liave .b4felfto\i~lf, l ed the road. Not a nolle mlker ellber1 JIO!Iy .Otld moto~ 1 llf!U,~d 1111d arnootli. Autcim1tic drlvl "U I back t)tinuteo later l>iltb hlo 63 yard ~~~~t I ' wel119n :add~ 18 lho•• foin\s in the' Wnd quarter when Hill went 14 to score and Seolt added ~is 7J.yarder. • J • . .'"••'",'1111 •,lr~' I .~1"" 16 I lllma,. the ·~.son third q uler Wb~· BD(, Bell·n U VE DfittAitt SPORTS _ Y.Iu Jeetta Er\olllae .-r .;..,.J; day with MU. Jate HIP Betty Jeff~ open! a nleht with Thomu. PermanentJ Yellow Jacket Shoup s~:!t ~~~s~??.'.PG~ MAKE Men fn shove the Wellston ROeteli IIllo missed this ~~k. lc'&e • near -Cinch for the SEO toalbali cbampfonsh'tp +>i ,.. 8 year. Only once "flO the game close, in the tiro! quarter when tied at 7·7 After Scott'& 41 yard ~aper, Green f9r Jaekoqn ~ul'(bed the bail over from the two alter a long drive. But Scolt broke the lronman t hlrd Blue J)ivel ~ nmmT uP-Th~ netrou r i· Three Games Already Deo y owd' t• "! •er• have shmed three young • • . . oUtlilolders to non·bonu con11'ree of the nine games bn \he Prediction Boar s s1a v u Open Evenings Till 8 P.M. %50 W. Main Phone IZ.X 41, WILL TRADE Bored by the Iocal rzask Wohon Leacue at their fatm near Ches· ter , Sunday, from noon untO dark oo trap and atilt taraeto. trl&e! will ~e h~ and bacon. iM'r)'onc to Invited. 1 Up' nt t ·"·~·d Welliton's fanCYitepplng l full~ ~ ~ok, Steve S~tt. weill Ia •.I!Jd TIJe D•U11 Sentinel ' TUTTLE MOTOR CO. Wellsto~ Keeps Record (JJ~Mf With ·· Decisive fin Over Jatlkstm By 3~·lJ ·: H.~ ' b~_..i.t.i ,.,d H,til t1 yards in Ttl atotl!ts t'1ib'lfil· un r UJDDlm Dan downing day night at. Jackso~ to 'lead in the ll"Onmen, 3:tt4; and i Whete You llut With ~: , Ga~ Crow Fultz Knlg!Jt MtEh llt~llehlnl bwell Pomeroy at Athens . . . .... .... . . . 6·14 13·21 13·19 7·JS 1D·l4 18·1 ~ a Galllpolts at Middleport . . . . . . 35·6 12·13 12·1S 13·0 23.0 f~.io J! • Rutland at Belpre. . . . . . ... . ...... 20·6 21·13 1!!·0 13·7 ?H3 1#·1 •i Logan at Nelsonville . . . . . . . . ... 40·0 , 28·7 45·0 40·0 35.0 40·0 ~~ Wellston at Jackson .............. 7·)3 19·13 18·7 1·14 2~·1~ 20·6 ~d' Eastern at Rio Grande ...... .. , .... 0·34 2().19 13·7 20·6 0-20 13.0 '.'7 Kyger at Ironton St. Jo (Cancelled) Waharna at Cedar Grove ............ 6·20 13·20 7·20 0·2P 0·1§ 6·13 Pt. Pleasant at Hurricane . . . . . . 6-20 13·7 tJ.l2 7·0 ~•19 tS·il Ohio State at Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . 14·20 21·14 20·13 2l·U 21·7 1!1·14 The Small L.ot Of Big Values i i. I PREDif:TION P Washington C II 12 Oat Rlll 7 JohDStown 7 Hebron 8 Granvtlle 33 Centerburr o Columbo• Undeh 12 Columbus Wesl 6 ., i'·' , Jt~y AdYerilae!l iWATcHIS r;Jifin• d tttt5 ~ I •DIAMONDS eSilVER , :·.-,.!ii9t Rutlana Plavs B;illiantlv ln-Beatln~·: Belore Team 3~-13 For Buc~eve Title ·$10ft a $1,9$ 1957 DODGt ........ ·.... ·........ $2195 CUBtom Royal4·door. V-8 rnot~r, Torque FUte tranlimls· lion, tidla, heater. lAke nlw. Anolbet ClleVtolet ttade ln. 195& CIIMaLEt ........ ·......... $INS .~r 210 - Blue llld Ivory. Radio and beiter. Efua 1?~5 ME~CURY .. · .. .... ·.. ·...... · $1595 Hitd TOp Coup.- Heuttl', Ra'aJo. ARed Buy. 19't OLD~MOIIll .. ·..... ·.. ·.... , .. $J tfs Beaufllul 2 tone - Ivory Mr Blub, 2·D0or Ha'M Top Super 88. Local owner. ' ~ ss PtrMOUnl ···............. .. IYede!'i t~oor•.lllterlor tlie new. Heater1 oOa tli'es. DCI&e fll!llb. itJI WiCK ........ .. ........ ..... . ' .UDIJI' Hatdtop. Dynefiowt radtl, beater, ~ec.'l tlr•s. blue and Ivory Onlsf1. ~eat cuvers. ~953 FbRD ··· ············· ········ $Yf~ ~:..~'!+nllne. Maroon finllh, all good tlrta h~l!et •JIUW'• Interior. ' • . NASH ... .....................~ Sll., ""1 ~h~ '• I •• recent guests Df AddJC Gruem. Jacobs, Mrs. Phil Pearl Jacobs anli Petey Peo~Ies wer~ business visitors m Galli· SUPPORT •. J, GRIH~LEY, SR. I Meigs C:ounfy JUDGE S6hitdft~ If Pl6t Mosbn Co, Motor Company Ashlo~ Oil & Refining Co. I I! I I WMOV , :;, ,:1$10 Ori Your ~~ •ofbt)i COMMUNITY ft'N, llNnswcklcl, '' t 'V•; ,. w~ 1 USED CARS I litd TkUtKS 1956 PL ~tofi~n Wagon 1f56 FOlD VI·Cutfo~ 2·Door ... Fordoinatic. futone. See this on~. 2-1955 FAtltLAN~ ·va 4 Doon· Fordonialic and clean. I 1956 FOlD VI Victorial Hardto~ 1955 60Ddl1foft, Express . · ' ' II ply tires, one local oWne'i'. 1956 STUD.·Power Hciwk ~pe. QD. Clealn. This is a teal bal-gain. , 1:15 P.M. .I NO'V. s, 1;$7 . Now se~ving in Bl!1le of/ice with liDtlted jurisdiction. Pioven as QuaUfled & Cl!t· able. • -Pd. Poi..Aav. n. WlM Piety ' and "$1995' , wan pa, F001BALL! ' I ' ' VOTE FOR $695 ,. $195 See fills Reibel and Mrs. were recent buol· Atoens m.a ,ms. ll. B Wllkmo Dl ~. 1955 w.va.u I Club Coupe, heater. Extta go6d tfreil. you buy. ' tne ' Uful 2-clr. Hardtop Rambler with raG\o ardrlve. Here Ia one thlt will pve you real econ· 1958 CHEVROLET ... ' .... .... ' .... BUIGk Roadmlster ............ $91 • YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR DEALS ON 'RE~ZERS I 1914 bODOE V2 T6n Pic:k~oup 6 ply lite - excellent. 1954 FORD \ ' . VI 1 Ton Cab tt tHastls 1952 f()RD VI Pickup Local one owner PRESTON MOTORS;,-INt • USED CAR LOT- Syealnote li Loetut Pbonellll ! ' 1 • ' �\ ' ' POmtei1il~·Mt•~~~~i!6rt·, ~, t:ICI.•: l95'Tl-'F of.wpfftbr, st •Aiblu ;I!Jt llf til& Scheduled CUb Is Postponed · The Cub Scout meeiii!R schfl' dul•d for Thursday. evening (t<> n{ght> at the Pomeroy Baptist Church h" been cancelled due to the fact that manv Den Mothm from here aUend•d a rotlnd ta~le meet111~ 111csdav evenmg at ' the KygM' Creek Hagh ,School and received helpful lnstru~t10n and tnatcrials 1 ( I) NotiCes ~--- POTATOES-Stock on Winter potatoes while thry last S ~ ~noch Portland , u 1 10.:/.'i-tf Hoodquarton1'or llamaonlte Luggage - Lane Cedar APPLES !lost vanettc' Burdett~ Cheats - LAU Window 1"1111FrUit Farm Near Laurel Cliff Frtgtdalre Refrigerators. Church 10 18 IZtp llklr Fumlturo, Middleport, Ohio 429U ( 1 Ws:ar'e BUCKWHEAT 'i' »tt. . 1 f Jl· 1 0 1 Used Electric r-.,ve ~IS 00; CoH! LOST Lady'o White Billfold Be• 1 Jleatrola S20 h., Gal Fumrreo tween Kroger'• and IJ&Z Thurs· eonverslon bureau $40 00 day, Oct 17. Finder may keep Phone 6128K. 10.7-fllfc money Please ~eturn bllllold. TURKEYS hve or dressed OOc M" Paul Duncy dfeiiOd George Spencer, Wolf M850n City, W Va Pen Road, Rt I, Pomeroy 10 25 2tp 10 18 tic - ----- a. H. RAWLINGS SOI)JS CO - :&4 hour Wrecker Service. lll1 Phun• 6227 ~llht Phone 11039-X DvDGE • PL YldOirrH DEALEJI.S 3 I tl (8l Aul\l Soles WE BUY Gollll llvllll room •ull fll( sale. Green eovorlng Phone 926ll 10 2 611< Modern eoal ~·-,-bi-ne-t-heattr (,, 'ood eondJllon Jru1mre M~;· Cov'o Hot Shop M11ldleporl, 10 2a 3tc 4TIIICTURAL I IIAMI fCIIA' llo'N- MITAU FOR SALJo:, 1910 WIUya Joep Sta· Uon Wagon with overdrive. Good condition Call 2.29 - . Candidate for . SUTJ:ON TOWNSJIIP TRUSTEl: Your Vote APP•rlici.a-ted 4" ,, " '. Juhn C Bacon 1 Judge of the Probat• Court Mel&• County, Ohio !101 ~li 1111 1, 8, ate ILU WAID ----- ---Star 19M Ponllac 8 ryl $l,la~ , ' ~'l'lo•••• ~=========~==~~~ i \,;;~ ~=· U. s. 23 South WAVERLY, OHIO Chlel Conv Cro New 1t1ht blue NOTICI AND HEAittop llrdramatlc drive Even Its ••_ . . _ lNGOPONFILING INVINTORY prlre urrlts you away Blact· llot and cold wMl!r regulator for Ill L ....... It, ,.._ •• Pr<~boto Court, Molgo County, Ohlt lnar'o, Pomeroy Ohio 10 19 6tc ear w"hln~ A N Dengel 10 tho Executor or lldmtnlsPomeroy tu.za a:c ,_,.,, Olllt trator and to 8uch of lhe follow· 1 pair ol n1cn H Richardson Sl1ne mg as are residcntN of the t1tute of t91 For Salt Skot" •lzr 8, I Kodiak Bow, ~ . - - - - - - - Ohio •UrVIVIDI SPOIISC, If any; MJgte Chef llllti Kltfhen ran1e 111 l!O lh pull 1 Steve"> 12 guog<· .LV D) next of kin bencftclarles under\ excellent condition $50 3 •hotglln, double barrel, I J c the will, II any, the attorney or at· pleeo llvlnl room suite onlv lll&glns, 13 lillie Pomp Gun 1 tl 1 h D""'~ln' orneya repres'up<r.on• ng any o t e $35 00 Contaet q,arlos Peop Ilk e new, I three burner oil ~ ,. ,. aforemrntloned R lea, 131 Sooth Filth Ave, Mtd· •love Harry L. Bailey, Phone II''SV E AG NC You are heroby notified that on dleport, Phone 6oti4·M, 103 ~ ~ _ - ~:'.:Jtc .....,Aullmlllllt, Hllllll the z:Jrd day of October IOS7, 111-:J»tfc Boaal• rat.olt dop fiH' sale or ACCIDitn ~ an IJiveutory and Appratmnenl ' trade Howard B Stttt, Mtddle 1."-. C-IIYIIf"l of th~ eatate of Clement It ' ' 1-M and M 1 II Dlae 1-lntrr IOh f hurch doceosed, i•l• of Mhldle· national disc ~ It - rubber port Rt t, llobsun Roa~. ' 10 2 pt! I o; tr port Vlllate In said County bolt, 8 ln. wide !10 ft long, 2____ _,.._.__ . _ _ Iii Mlf10.1!.~.!1 OHIO \1 H P. ••otora, beny duty 1 flied In thla Court Buill Kltc~'n j(ltchetj liN,' ,·~u Gil llearl~ on sal~ lnV!m!lorv Stanley Glbba, LoDI Bottom, lor your homo. Frte ~- -... Appraisement will be had Jloute No. a IQ.Utlp eallmatet roremau • Abbott ' this Court,~n the 16th day of l!le<\rolua Swoerer and Clarinet Phone 62C4 Y 8 8 tl --- __ ·..-- ·- v~mbe,• 1Dil7 at 10 00 o'elock For Sale. Call 01461 before 8 a fOR SALE AJiploa New 11 U 100m IWuse lor Sole 4 bet! m .,, oraftu 4 p m 10 188tfc a rooms, 1\1 bBihs, atlofhed garExeeptlona thereto may be ven Orohlrd, New Have~, Phol!e ,g~. modern kitchen full Iw•e by any lnt!ll'<sted porty at "lY POl IALI - Appl01 P&lllond, 1U 2t68!:.__ __ T·20tl ment corner lot t•onv•ni•nlit time prior to five d1Yi before the Ohio. Brio' owa eoHlolnen l' fOR SALE onv Lancaator deep locoted Owner bcmg tr.n•fet date set for bearln&, E Johnlon 10 5 !mop well jet pump with pmaure red Call ti09S M UJ.24~llc w'ITNESS my signature GE"" El~tt;lt"""Dryor "i7 i;h tonk and awltch. Al10 &oleo! ~ and the aeal of said , this 23rd day of Q&tober 1057 oomblnltlon Radio and TV pla!l!C pi1.e, 1\J x !Y4 ; one FOR SALI - I'CMIItOY archlieet'a Urawl~l llhle, e'll(ll 3 •tory !rome, 6 rooms and bsth John C Bacon phonoaraph, one swivel rock toola One cypewrlllr desk l'ull basement, furnace, 2 lots, Ex~DIIIclo Clerk ln1 ehalr, 10 naoa old one llllol oablnot, htndmade all ut!lltlea. Anne Sired crt Germon Poll"" llug Mil dred Jacoba, L.aurrl ('l1ff One electric toble aaw, one wood fury fratne 9 roOms 111d bath, Pbone 82l!-M. 10 25 Jtc lothe, one aoltd oak aldeboard, 2 M oil utilities, noor lllih ~cbqol E. ' on" "WhVt" sewlna maahh1ft, Alain Street utlque. Pbone Pomorby 810-J. 10 ~ etr. t story' !rame. ' ·lOflmt 1nd lllth. ---'o--'-::'~- oil utUitlea, "' • ~ere. Ill 83 1141 for~ Near corporall6a' Uae . Rtnl - ~tentlon L,t<lder•, sta!lold Boai'da, l;lrop Cloths. 2 •tory frame 6 roonlll and hatl!. , All uUlltlei W, Mlln Street. Cllqton Plbller, fi!ddleport. - - -----·- -- - - I Insurance •"ett - -- -- lt"'.;.l E r2t I 1ro k Real Estate - - ---- "S"'"' ..;.....~_....:, rhone ·'*' _, ___ 111 tl 2 dor) lranio, 6 rooms All utUI· ties Fjv• toll c,ve St~et t line butldlnl lot on l.Ji!F,oln lllU I The luxurious Hawlc-lnsplrecl PRESIDENN-Door 7'he aU-new, action-styled '195$ .STUD......... A..,""·"' 4 •. A.menca's family eporta car . , . the Vl!flltill GOWEN HA WIC · :l ~a.,,~ ,rltlft·~~"tf M)'l'lu I(Jy's Beeuty Solon. 105 E leeond St Open 9 to 5 dally evemna• by appointment Phone 269-M. 10.2l-3tc _tfb• AutoServices_ J.le: d ~coot Me~tQig · Other communities represented 11 tJw round table Include Galli· polls, Pmnt Pleasant, Cbeshtre and Mtddleport lt was announced lhat a Train tng lnstttute for Den Mothers of thiS district w111 be held Novem· ber 5, 6 aud 7 111 a centrally to t r~tlon to be am10u11ced Dt llltmi.d l\lttt lohn Rtdtnf, I)IOn a..klDa 1Jt~rt. Jaek ,F1j)Y ID~ 11111. William Powell give an Mra Bob ~olililton. Mrs. IJt• 1 article "The Man Willi \lahlrtd Fll'fher oNIJted 11 ii""", 11:14. In !Jill Mo;lern Age". This wu lol· The AmeriCID. ~n A'Wll lowed ' by an article by Mr~ prepared. /ani£ ~~~ ·, .u Hmy Uy,ue. Ti)e arjlde "Thank· to lh03tl who <4111• lltllb' •tile IJI!It lulne"" ' lhr bY Mtl Layne lot· and Iliff ~bt"· '"l~ •rql,f lowed by a poem on Halloween The t<*al 1 p1~"3! Ill~ ''~ ~\< 't~ by lin Clyde Rlte Othen at ntshed an~ 'imitci tlit . r 1 0 '! b'• l ' tendln' were Mn H P Rou•b the donor•. '' ' I 1\ WUt I ~Irs Marhn Ohllriaer, Mrs. 011o Staff Aid lrlcluded )Itt. l !.• d'rlmtn, Mrs Raymond Peters. Mrs IIerman IJ~ybe, ~'" Lclon Stem and MiJ, Everett nillitiL Powell, M'11 J. V McGrew and While \li~lll! who 1 .t!le~ II trara ana lillfved lhl! ~·1101'1 i> Mrs Lloyd Rpus~ Mrl J ~~ flll•irl. IIIIi h GOODWILL flirt, lin T'lle Goodwill Club met recent· !'ow@U, ly at lb. bolhe of Mrs Cline Efwlh at southside 'i'he even lng wa~ •P~nt sbelally, Attenatng Howard 'wllttlllii~ . Mil. Lrr,, were Mn, Lawrence Llevln~. Rollofi, ~i't W T Stollt, lfn to Mrs Tbellna ' Capehart, Mrs N 0 \Velb. M,i f A. l!t\eJ \bd Willlib\ Chiller ' Pansy Fry Mrs I!J>m~ l\1111~, Mri Auxiliary inlinber.l 'who ·~t­ But Is took a year and a half lllr• James Cunnlngllam, M to clear hl! corneaa of the grayiJh Ray V(eavcr, lllrs Charles Rous 1 ed and ~tl'ftll tile ldiMer· laclud· lace and even then traces of 11 Mro Cliff Roush and Mrs Dou• ,d Mrs Glint lloil1ft. lin ftO<I Roush, Mn 'l'!ielml Ca~ilil-t. remained In one eye utlder magnl· 1\liller. llcatton which were not vuable to SHOWER )lr~ Sybil S~llh, lfilil·tWIUiim !be naked eye of the eummer. A bridal shower was held last Roush ebd !.lri blpi! MUS~. The cQmmon C!auae of too- ""' d · tb h 1 1'bole who rellll~d to ~o­ ~ .. ura ay ev~n•nr at e ome o nate bl·-• _ 1,.. ~~,1~111 mueh-dlctum, they reminded In Mf! Jamea cunrillllham hqnoring wu .... .....~ "' tbear report to the Ntll Enrland )11-s 9key Kllllna,wortb. •lack Frey Wttl:eti iii:• ... 1 Games wei, pt~ed ind prizes rarlrt CM'nlaok!''Art Wi :~~;;~~:o::f;J,:i tnelddeli'andf ov,r- awarded to Mr• Thoma• Grin· vln alitlah', Nancy ltOuill, A 1~ and Vltamjn s\ud, ~s Cliff . ll~ueh, Ml" Knapp, JlifiJI·IWQlfe tp:pere~ Goldye Hart, while Ml'J, J,am..., ll~rold ,p.lll!n;art, ~: al 1 US!IaJly Rou!h won the dD<ll' PJ'Ize Roush, uit'arlff · J'ewe\1; is often a!lls w~re reeelv ~.l~..to~lli~~P"#)lu'D~n·ko.Jij,·~i • aftor the d ~all.ltli)velll by 111,, horioree rerr'esh· .il"tn ''o!ll.. , PI' ~ dllease 6r ment,) ere lerve~ toand thole ilom J~~ntt<i~•••t'JS!~ ,l[}PII·.. , ed above an4 llia. l'a~y\...J'rY' olltes, ...,9 .m1 ,....n, ~)ill • Mrs Doug W\ler and daug!ll01'. J)tr\ Dlvld' t•Jd•J{·• y, Mrs M~ Hollmsn, Mr! Wall· llw'eravow~·aniR~sJ.0 ~altJ-;..., lam MeForland, Mrt !ole Miller, • ,., ~ ,....,, Mrl John Fry1 ldl'• Chsrlds ward aldwlfl, Jobit Fry, A. K Rouah. Mro Floyd Carmack. McClung, Dohlld tr. RI!Wiht Al Mn. Johh MeGrew, Mrs Belt) tiert DOll!on. Leli'IJ Kanlealllt. Fty, Mn. Ruth Stilaleton, Mr!. John Brabham, flllt.llolllh, ~It Ivan l)hawver, Mn Ralph Ftnk. Knotts. M~r1aret 1\oney, ,rae• lin. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. Ray Wei [!.tiller, Sybll Smith, H~len Htl,.., 1\lrs H1rry 11umt~a1ner Mfl stead, Cl,ay Roney, Wilda Bl~ Ho-.1-ai'd Burris, Mnl. Harry 'cape· ing, Douglat llllller, Clara Hamil' bart Mrs. Waynij Love, Mrs ton, Jamei !Jollmah ~r , William Tbelitll Capehart, Mrt Lawrence ROU!b, Mil Bob lobnston, I!'Ater Lelvlll&, Mn. Otto Grim'1 l\frJ Brown and 0 J Howard 1r Roland Karr, lllr• Paul Richard, MEETING ~~ Clyde 'II~, : M:rs Franeell The sub wstrlct !'l•etlng of th• Gl>odlllte, Mrs TOny ' Colley, Mrl Mqthodlst \'outh Fellowship wa• Oth6 Lelvlnz, l\lrs Wo)ler Grin· helil Subda)' ev'w\lng at the l~eal stead, Mrs Evetett J.oudermll1, Methodist rbureh. llevoUonl )Veto Mnl R F B!Yin.t" hv Beverly Ball and Anri Ho)l'ard. CHEROKEE The prograih w~ a. filii! on The Cherokee Far"' women'• "SRl!t j,evcl Hollies". I Club held their October moo! ~elresbments ~r& §O!'I!ed ~~ mg at the home of Mr& ll,ran;.. the newlr orJanl~4 w!!Cd til ap-, Reynolds The all day meetln~ proximately one hundted I'! at· lnduded a talk by Mrs Vo' tendance Roush on "Suet Canal" and sho• cnurcnes repr~iente« well ed a ser1ea or maps Beech Hilt, Trinity ah~ St Pa1•1 F\lllowlllg the d1nner the PI Ple~tant, Maslln Church, meeting was opened by the pres• of dent •Mrs Lawrence Clark wi th Vaught llfenlorlal, t.eon, Hend!'1'the lfOup repeating the flag sal son and !Ianford PARTY ut~ and smglng a sohg. The St Paul Lutheran Church The devotional• l'let'c bY Mr< entertatncd the children of tho1 Nancy Jo~hso~ ahd ~ poem "Fn1 1 Sunday Sehool with a Radow~on , and Ita Beauty" wo.1 by Mt • p>l'ty •Jo,jht cliuroh sotlal.t.Oins '" Gorald Clnrk on Monday cvemng, Dutlng the buSiness mceung Pri%es were awarded to c.; tht group voted to purchas~ nell Nease for the prettiest cos· Graee Napkins to sell to others tume, while Cornell won the • and make grace cards Ill be plac prize for the ughcst Pme lor .a In each public eatlpg plaee the most orlg1nal went to Karen 1\0JD,,'N'll' .fiayen Pleasant Kearns, wh1Ie Vtcka Johnston Olfi<er~ to serve '57-'5ij won a prize lor the "hardest to ,. elected are Mrs guess " ~:hJ--J:J:J~L··~.~ ,_nl~ti~~ Clark Games were played and reat 1: In served keeping Others with Hal .,.,.-h,toc Mrs Carroll Adl!m; , , 1' Ref and Mrs Pct'l~ -~·~ ,-ihildre,n, Mrs Clyde ' ~rs Roland Kart Mrs Bob Layne , Kal'!leiF·aitil Holly, Mrs ILouls! ,, Powell, Mrs Donald ' Bumgarner and daughter, Mn Plrl Burri• Understand wtll be held at Lakin Larry and Perry, Mrs Earnest State )lospltat on October 24 Dr Roush, Linda and_ KathY, Suaan S. 0 Johnson will be leader Grinstead Lowena Roush and November hostesses will be Joanne, Mrs Nel11on Roush anti Mts 1 Oak lloward Jr and Mrs sons, Mrs Thomas Gnnstead an~ Bobby, Jtm Fry, Mrs Bobl,y Gerald Clark At1endlng Included those above Roush and son, Mrs Gran! an~ Mrs Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs Rouab, Mrs Herman Layne Mr, James Howard and daugbtet, Bllt Nease, Mrs Paul Roush and Mr! Dou1laa Roush and daugh· children, Mrs Harry Layne, Mr.; tera, Joe Kay, Mrs Ivan William McFarland and aon:;, Busht 0111 lloush, Mrs. Nancy HIU, Kitty Dodson, Shari DP!i '!tlr1 K K Scltes McGIIithllp, Myra and Ja9e Rous~ Dreama 1\lrs Ott<l ana ra and tL~MO}IL~ Brlarl Rober! Munell Mrs Phi\ 1 II "' \ .' ~ . '*W& :J~;~~i~iif:!~i~~~~j,~freshmcnts NANCY THIS TOOTHPASTE TASTES AWFUL �\ ' ' POmtei1il~·Mt•~~~~i!6rt·, ~, t:ICI.•: l95'Tl-'F of.wpfftbr, st •Aiblu ;I!Jt llf til& Scheduled CUb Is Postponed · The Cub Scout meeiii!R schfl' dul•d for Thursday. evening (t<> n{ght> at the Pomeroy Baptist Church h" been cancelled due to the fact that manv Den Mothm from here aUend•d a rotlnd ta~le meet111~ 111csdav evenmg at ' the KygM' Creek Hagh ,School and received helpful lnstru~t10n and tnatcrials 1 ( I) NotiCes ~--- POTATOES-Stock on Winter potatoes while thry last S ~ ~noch Portland , u 1 10.:/.'i-tf Hoodquarton1'or llamaonlte Luggage - Lane Cedar APPLES !lost vanettc' Burdett~ Cheats - LAU Window 1"1111FrUit Farm Near Laurel Cliff Frtgtdalre Refrigerators. Church 10 18 IZtp llklr Fumlturo, Middleport, Ohio 429U ( 1 Ws:ar'e BUCKWHEAT 'i' »tt. . 1 f Jl· 1 0 1 Used Electric r-.,ve ~IS 00; CoH! LOST Lady'o White Billfold Be• 1 Jleatrola S20 h., Gal Fumrreo tween Kroger'• and IJ&Z Thurs· eonverslon bureau $40 00 day, Oct 17. Finder may keep Phone 6128K. 10.7-fllfc money Please ~eturn bllllold. TURKEYS hve or dressed OOc M" Paul Duncy dfeiiOd George Spencer, Wolf M850n City, W Va Pen Road, Rt I, Pomeroy 10 25 2tp 10 18 tic - ----- a. H. RAWLINGS SOI)JS CO - :&4 hour Wrecker Service. lll1 Phun• 6227 ~llht Phone 11039-X DvDGE • PL YldOirrH DEALEJI.S 3 I tl (8l Aul\l Soles WE BUY Gollll llvllll room •ull fll( sale. Green eovorlng Phone 926ll 10 2 611< Modern eoal ~·-,-bi-ne-t-heattr (,, 'ood eondJllon Jru1mre M~;· Cov'o Hot Shop M11ldleporl, 10 2a 3tc 4TIIICTURAL I IIAMI fCIIA' llo'N- MITAU FOR SALJo:, 1910 WIUya Joep Sta· Uon Wagon with overdrive. Good condition Call 2.29 - . Candidate for . SUTJ:ON TOWNSJIIP TRUSTEl: Your Vote APP•rlici.a-ted 4" ,, " '. Juhn C Bacon 1 Judge of the Probat• Court Mel&• County, Ohio !101 ~li 1111 1, 8, ate ILU WAID ----- ---Star 19M Ponllac 8 ryl $l,la~ , ' ~'l'lo•••• ~=========~==~~~ i \,;;~ ~=· U. s. 23 South WAVERLY, OHIO Chlel Conv Cro New 1t1ht blue NOTICI AND HEAittop llrdramatlc drive Even Its ••_ . . _ lNGOPONFILING INVINTORY prlre urrlts you away Blact· llot and cold wMl!r regulator for Ill L ....... It, ,.._ •• Pr<~boto Court, Molgo County, Ohlt lnar'o, Pomeroy Ohio 10 19 6tc ear w"hln~ A N Dengel 10 tho Executor or lldmtnlsPomeroy tu.za a:c ,_,.,, Olllt trator and to 8uch of lhe follow· 1 pair ol n1cn H Richardson Sl1ne mg as are residcntN of the t1tute of t91 For Salt Skot" •lzr 8, I Kodiak Bow, ~ . - - - - - - - Ohio •UrVIVIDI SPOIISC, If any; MJgte Chef llllti Kltfhen ran1e 111 l!O lh pull 1 Steve"> 12 guog<· .LV D) next of kin bencftclarles under\ excellent condition $50 3 •hotglln, double barrel, I J c the will, II any, the attorney or at· pleeo llvlnl room suite onlv lll&glns, 13 lillie Pomp Gun 1 tl 1 h D""'~ln' orneya repres'up<r.on• ng any o t e $35 00 Contaet q,arlos Peop Ilk e new, I three burner oil ~ ,. ,. aforemrntloned R lea, 131 Sooth Filth Ave, Mtd· •love Harry L. Bailey, Phone II''SV E AG NC You are heroby notified that on dleport, Phone 6oti4·M, 103 ~ ~ _ - ~:'.:Jtc .....,Aullmlllllt, Hllllll the z:Jrd day of October IOS7, 111-:J»tfc Boaal• rat.olt dop fiH' sale or ACCIDitn ~ an IJiveutory and Appratmnenl ' trade Howard B Stttt, Mtddle 1."-. C-IIYIIf"l of th~ eatate of Clement It ' ' 1-M and M 1 II Dlae 1-lntrr IOh f hurch doceosed, i•l• of Mhldle· national disc ~ It - rubber port Rt t, llobsun Roa~. ' 10 2 pt! I o; tr port Vlllate In said County bolt, 8 ln. wide !10 ft long, 2____ _,.._.__ . _ _ Iii Mlf10.1!.~.!1 OHIO \1 H P. ••otora, beny duty 1 flied In thla Court Buill Kltc~'n j(ltchetj liN,' ,·~u Gil llearl~ on sal~ lnV!m!lorv Stanley Glbba, LoDI Bottom, lor your homo. Frte ~- -... Appraisement will be had Jloute No. a IQ.Utlp eallmatet roremau • Abbott ' this Court,~n the 16th day of l!le<\rolua Swoerer and Clarinet Phone 62C4 Y 8 8 tl --- __ ·..-- ·- v~mbe,• 1Dil7 at 10 00 o'elock For Sale. Call 01461 before 8 a fOR SALE AJiploa New 11 U 100m IWuse lor Sole 4 bet! m .,, oraftu 4 p m 10 188tfc a rooms, 1\1 bBihs, atlofhed garExeeptlona thereto may be ven Orohlrd, New Have~, Phol!e ,g~. modern kitchen full Iw•e by any lnt!ll'<sted porty at "lY POl IALI - Appl01 P&lllond, 1U 2t68!:.__ __ T·20tl ment corner lot t•onv•ni•nlit time prior to five d1Yi before the Ohio. Brio' owa eoHlolnen l' fOR SALE onv Lancaator deep locoted Owner bcmg tr.n•fet date set for bearln&, E Johnlon 10 5 !mop well jet pump with pmaure red Call ti09S M UJ.24~llc w'ITNESS my signature GE"" El~tt;lt"""Dryor "i7 i;h tonk and awltch. Al10 &oleo! ~ and the aeal of said , this 23rd day of Q&tober 1057 oomblnltlon Radio and TV pla!l!C pi1.e, 1\J x !Y4 ; one FOR SALI - I'CMIItOY archlieet'a Urawl~l llhle, e'll(ll 3 •tory !rome, 6 rooms and bsth John C Bacon phonoaraph, one swivel rock toola One cypewrlllr desk l'ull basement, furnace, 2 lots, Ex~DIIIclo Clerk ln1 ehalr, 10 naoa old one llllol oablnot, htndmade all ut!lltlea. Anne Sired crt Germon Poll"" llug Mil dred Jacoba, L.aurrl ('l1ff One electric toble aaw, one wood fury fratne 9 roOms 111d bath, Pbone 82l!-M. 10 25 Jtc lothe, one aoltd oak aldeboard, 2 M oil utilities, noor lllih ~cbqol E. ' on" "WhVt" sewlna maahh1ft, Alain Street utlque. Pbone Pomorby 810-J. 10 ~ etr. t story' !rame. ' ·lOflmt 1nd lllth. ---'o--'-::'~- oil utUitlea, "' • ~ere. Ill 83 1141 for~ Near corporall6a' Uae . Rtnl - ~tentlon L,t<lder•, sta!lold Boai'da, l;lrop Cloths. 2 •tory frame 6 roonlll and hatl!. , All uUlltlei W, Mlln Street. Cllqton Plbller, fi!ddleport. - - -----·- -- - - I Insurance •"ett - -- -- lt"'.;.l E r2t I 1ro k Real Estate - - ---- "S"'"' ..;.....~_....:, rhone ·'*' _, ___ 111 tl 2 dor) lranio, 6 rooms All utUI· ties Fjv• toll c,ve St~et t line butldlnl lot on l.Ji!F,oln lllU I The luxurious Hawlc-lnsplrecl PRESIDENN-Door 7'he aU-new, action-styled '195$ .STUD......... A..,""·"' 4 •. A.menca's family eporta car . , . the Vl!flltill GOWEN HA WIC · :l ~a.,,~ ,rltlft·~~"tf M)'l'lu I(Jy's Beeuty Solon. 105 E leeond St Open 9 to 5 dally evemna• by appointment Phone 269-M. 10.2l-3tc _tfb• AutoServices_ J.le: d ~coot Me~tQig · Other communities represented 11 tJw round table Include Galli· polls, Pmnt Pleasant, Cbeshtre and Mtddleport lt was announced lhat a Train tng lnstttute for Den Mothers of thiS district w111 be held Novem· ber 5, 6 aud 7 111 a centrally to t r~tlon to be am10u11ced Dt llltmi.d l\lttt lohn Rtdtnf, I)IOn a..klDa 1Jt~rt. Jaek ,F1j)Y ID~ 11111. William Powell give an Mra Bob ~olililton. Mrs. IJt• 1 article "The Man Willi \lahlrtd Fll'fher oNIJted 11 ii""", 11:14. In !Jill Mo;lern Age". This wu lol· The AmeriCID. ~n A'Wll lowed ' by an article by Mr~ prepared. /ani£ ~~~ ·, .u Hmy Uy,ue. Ti)e arjlde "Thank· to lh03tl who <4111• lltllb' •tile IJI!It lulne"" ' lhr bY Mtl Layne lot· and Iliff ~bt"· '"l~ •rql,f lowed by a poem on Halloween The t<*al 1 p1~"3! Ill~ ''~ ~\< 't~ by lin Clyde Rlte Othen at ntshed an~ 'imitci tlit . r 1 0 '! b'• l ' tendln' were Mn H P Rou•b the donor•. '' ' I 1\ WUt I ~Irs Marhn Ohllriaer, Mrs. 011o Staff Aid lrlcluded )Itt. l !.• d'rlmtn, Mrs Raymond Peters. Mrs IIerman IJ~ybe, ~'" Lclon Stem and MiJ, Everett nillitiL Powell, M'11 J. V McGrew and While \li~lll! who 1 .t!le~ II trara ana lillfved lhl! ~·1101'1 i> Mrs Lloyd Rpus~ Mrl J ~~ flll•irl. IIIIi h GOODWILL flirt, lin T'lle Goodwill Club met recent· !'ow@U, ly at lb. bolhe of Mrs Cline Efwlh at southside 'i'he even lng wa~ •P~nt sbelally, Attenatng Howard 'wllttlllii~ . Mil. Lrr,, were Mn, Lawrence Llevln~. Rollofi, ~i't W T Stollt, lfn to Mrs Tbellna ' Capehart, Mrs N 0 \Velb. M,i f A. l!t\eJ \bd Willlib\ Chiller ' Pansy Fry Mrs I!J>m~ l\1111~, Mri Auxiliary inlinber.l 'who ·~t­ But Is took a year and a half lllr• James Cunnlngllam, M to clear hl! corneaa of the grayiJh Ray V(eavcr, lllrs Charles Rous 1 ed and ~tl'ftll tile ldiMer· laclud· lace and even then traces of 11 Mro Cliff Roush and Mrs Dou• ,d Mrs Glint lloil1ft. lin ftO<I Roush, Mn 'l'!ielml Ca~ilil-t. remained In one eye utlder magnl· 1\liller. llcatton which were not vuable to SHOWER )lr~ Sybil S~llh, lfilil·tWIUiim !be naked eye of the eummer. A bridal shower was held last Roush ebd !.lri blpi! MUS~. The cQmmon C!auae of too- ""' d · tb h 1 1'bole who rellll~d to ~o­ ~ .. ura ay ev~n•nr at e ome o nate bl·-• _ 1,.. ~~,1~111 mueh-dlctum, they reminded In Mf! Jamea cunrillllham hqnoring wu .... .....~ "' tbear report to the Ntll Enrland )11-s 9key Kllllna,wortb. •lack Frey Wttl:eti iii:• ... 1 Games wei, pt~ed ind prizes rarlrt CM'nlaok!''Art Wi :~~;;~~:o::f;J,:i tnelddeli'andf ov,r- awarded to Mr• Thoma• Grin· vln alitlah', Nancy ltOuill, A 1~ and Vltamjn s\ud, ~s Cliff . ll~ueh, Ml" Knapp, JlifiJI·IWQlfe tp:pere~ Goldye Hart, while Ml'J, J,am..., ll~rold ,p.lll!n;art, ~: al 1 US!IaJly Rou!h won the dD<ll' PJ'Ize Roush, uit'arlff · J'ewe\1; is often a!lls w~re reeelv ~.l~..to~lli~~P"#)lu'D~n·ko.Jij,·~i • aftor the d ~all.ltli)velll by 111,, horioree rerr'esh· .il"tn ''o!ll.. , PI' ~ dllease 6r ment,) ere lerve~ toand thole ilom J~~ntt<i~•••t'JS!~ ,l[}PII·.. , ed above an4 llia. l'a~y\...J'rY' olltes, ...,9 .m1 ,....n, ~)ill • Mrs Doug W\ler and daug!ll01'. J)tr\ Dlvld' t•Jd•J{·• y, Mrs M~ Hollmsn, Mr! Wall· llw'eravow~·aniR~sJ.0 ~altJ-;..., lam MeForland, Mrt !ole Miller, • ,., ~ ,....,, Mrl John Fry1 ldl'• Chsrlds ward aldwlfl, Jobit Fry, A. K Rouah. Mro Floyd Carmack. McClung, Dohlld tr. RI!Wiht Al Mn. Johh MeGrew, Mrs Belt) tiert DOll!on. Leli'IJ Kanlealllt. Fty, Mn. Ruth Stilaleton, Mr!. John Brabham, flllt.llolllh, ~It Ivan l)hawver, Mn Ralph Ftnk. Knotts. M~r1aret 1\oney, ,rae• lin. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. Ray Wei [!.tiller, Sybll Smith, H~len Htl,.., 1\lrs H1rry 11umt~a1ner Mfl stead, Cl,ay Roney, Wilda Bl~ Ho-.1-ai'd Burris, Mnl. Harry 'cape· ing, Douglat llllller, Clara Hamil' bart Mrs. Waynij Love, Mrs ton, Jamei !Jollmah ~r , William Tbelitll Capehart, Mrt Lawrence ROU!b, Mil Bob lobnston, I!'Ater Lelvlll&, Mn. Otto Grim'1 l\frJ Brown and 0 J Howard 1r Roland Karr, lllr• Paul Richard, MEETING ~~ Clyde 'II~, : M:rs Franeell The sub wstrlct !'l•etlng of th• Gl>odlllte, Mrs TOny ' Colley, Mrl Mqthodlst \'outh Fellowship wa• Oth6 Lelvlnz, l\lrs Wo)ler Grin· helil Subda)' ev'w\lng at the l~eal stead, Mrs Evetett J.oudermll1, Methodist rbureh. llevoUonl )Veto Mnl R F B!Yin.t" hv Beverly Ball and Anri Ho)l'ard. CHEROKEE The prograih w~ a. filii! on The Cherokee Far"' women'• "SRl!t j,evcl Hollies". I Club held their October moo! ~elresbments ~r& §O!'I!ed ~~ mg at the home of Mr& ll,ran;.. the newlr orJanl~4 w!!Cd til ap-, Reynolds The all day meetln~ proximately one hundted I'! at· lnduded a talk by Mrs Vo' tendance Roush on "Suet Canal" and sho• cnurcnes repr~iente« well ed a ser1ea or maps Beech Hilt, Trinity ah~ St Pa1•1 F\lllowlllg the d1nner the PI Ple~tant, Maslln Church, meeting was opened by the pres• of dent •Mrs Lawrence Clark wi th Vaught llfenlorlal, t.eon, Hend!'1'the lfOup repeating the flag sal son and !Ianford PARTY ut~ and smglng a sohg. The St Paul Lutheran Church The devotional• l'let'c bY Mr< entertatncd the children of tho1 Nancy Jo~hso~ ahd ~ poem "Fn1 1 Sunday Sehool with a Radow~on , and Ita Beauty" wo.1 by Mt • p>l'ty •Jo,jht cliuroh sotlal.t.Oins '" Gorald Clnrk on Monday cvemng, Dutlng the buSiness mceung Pri%es were awarded to c.; tht group voted to purchas~ nell Nease for the prettiest cos· Graee Napkins to sell to others tume, while Cornell won the • and make grace cards Ill be plac prize for the ughcst Pme lor .a In each public eatlpg plaee the most orlg1nal went to Karen 1\0JD,,'N'll' .fiayen Pleasant Kearns, wh1Ie Vtcka Johnston Olfi<er~ to serve '57-'5ij won a prize lor the "hardest to ,. elected are Mrs guess " ~:hJ--J:J:J~L··~.~ ,_nl~ti~~ Clark Games were played and reat 1: In served keeping Others with Hal .,.,.-h,toc Mrs Carroll Adl!m; , , 1' Ref and Mrs Pct'l~ -~·~ ,-ihildre,n, Mrs Clyde ' ~rs Roland Kart Mrs Bob Layne , Kal'!leiF·aitil Holly, Mrs ILouls! ,, Powell, Mrs Donald ' Bumgarner and daughter, Mn Plrl Burri• Understand wtll be held at Lakin Larry and Perry, Mrs Earnest State )lospltat on October 24 Dr Roush, Linda and_ KathY, Suaan S. 0 Johnson will be leader Grinstead Lowena Roush and November hostesses will be Joanne, Mrs Nel11on Roush anti Mts 1 Oak lloward Jr and Mrs sons, Mrs Thomas Gnnstead an~ Bobby, Jtm Fry, Mrs Bobl,y Gerald Clark At1endlng Included those above Roush and son, Mrs Gran! an~ Mrs Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs Rouab, Mrs Herman Layne Mr, James Howard and daugbtet, Bllt Nease, Mrs Paul Roush and Mr! Dou1laa Roush and daugh· children, Mrs Harry Layne, Mr.; tera, Joe Kay, Mrs Ivan William McFarland and aon:;, Busht 0111 lloush, Mrs. Nancy HIU, Kitty Dodson, Shari DP!i '!tlr1 K K Scltes McGIIithllp, Myra and Ja9e Rous~ Dreama 1\lrs Ott<l ana ra and tL~MO}IL~ Brlarl Rober! Munell Mrs Phi\ 1 II "' \ .' ~ . '*W& :J~;~~i~iif:!~i~~~~j,~freshmcnts NANCY THIS TOOTHPASTE TASTES AWFUL �- ~- - ' 'f 1-- ' ;~Dall'l SenUne~ Pomuo~~ddleport, 0 • oc~ 25• 1957 _Friendly Neighbors I1 Engageme~ Being Announced McKay-Miller WSCS Circ;le Club Meeting Held I ~~~~~~ · Devotional Service Is Held Tuesday Evening r I A Thank.>gtvJng theme wa.• ley of patlloilc and popular mu Mro Ohve ln~raham entertained used bv Mrs W \V Ha)tS, chair J Sit' to t)p1ly the various coun the f'riCIHIIV Neighbors Club on man of lh~ McKay )hiler Clrtle tn~s in the UN and 5ang the Tue!iday evPIHUg at her home, of the IYSCS for the devottonol h~mn 'In Chrosl There Is No Sprmg Av. wllh a masl<ed llal servll'e when ti1P Clrrle m~t on Ea~t Nor \Vest Tlmrsday 1flernoou al Heath Thr slutly pro.- 11111 wa 5 pre Meti.J.odl5t t:uurch st>nted bv Mrs E s Schaaf wh'J rf'V Ie\,ed four dUJ>Iers 0 [ u1e 1\lrs. 0 P Klein was tn charg~ study book IJJ suplr:; of such , of a muslral prouram wbirh ob- Lurd' a study of the SOli pel al' se ned th r 12th anmvenary of cordln, to st Af :~rk \.y Albert thf! s1g111u,g or lftp rh:ult>r of the b na~ndt United Nal1n11 s She used a med Registered Nurses District Meeting Held At Athens loween ~all y Cpst1nne10 WE're JUdged hy Mrs Charle" L, tJ e a ~UPf;( and JJTIZCs awardPd tn Mls H;uohJ Lohse, Mrs Robert Arnold Mrs Jmit'p~ StrubiP anti \Irs Cha1les ~J.:Ar Mts BriiVPf Thonu1, pu•sulcnt, Plf'1ilded at thf! lllet•IH1g allllplans I wue dJscUiiricd for thr nnnual Dunug the htJ!:i llters 1neehng Christmas pen ty A whale clephont I ) the htldl!t:l of lht' W~CS was ,;;,le \\as hehl md ~et lrt Jlal p!C Se iiiPd for tlu \Par and the ~pfl!ll fur IJ,I]IfJWCC!l werr CXthallg t '1rd1 volt>d to pl eth;t $15U •.., ..ed 111t' travclmg Jllllt: W:Jii awau.l 1 wurrl the dum:It l>ud .. t•t e!d to ~frs L' tit• Planli w•tt lh sl:lll'iSCil fur lhf' Hdres hmPnls " c 1e s~n e d bJ aiUJUal Chn:stmas Daz.aar lo br th~ hosleliN rrom o table de(urat hPid at lht> church on Dec 101'1 f!d 111 keepmc Willa llallower n ta wath J\1rs llatt1e Snulh, M1~ vorli w1 ff! <ondl e h~urc s :~y mbohc Kt'nneth BH r awl Mts E M of llallowN>n Wouc.J :~ s co chairmen Allendmg werr tho:it! named ! 'I he h•Jstt>tWSC!ii for the aflernoun above ami M1 " WIIJanl llcmes, wert• Mn C A Emnush, Mrs Mrl! Ronald South Mrs Leo n M( Burr ~orrt sl Mrs Robert Jlarrl <> J\UIUht~ Mr ~ Lcr lvu Mts Jack Mr' II t' Cook with M.., C r Robson oirs lh!ll l y Wer rv Mrs IJ~Jttvn a~ a contnbulor A dt o; Gcr.ahJ fiflll'~cr M1 ~ I ur1c11 Poul ~;e rt roursc was served to the ~1t, MJ- l!:lwoud JJo"crs Mrs \ Ch.uleJ Wt!rl y 1\h~ !1onll'\ llc!hel lll l1!1lbc1s Mn~ Hoy Smit h 1\h ~ George 1 1 Rill hlllllln I nd J:Ursts Susan l ytlc and Brenda Sue Ingraham f ullowmg 1111 rle<IJon ol olfl cfrs Fur the t·ommg year 911 add ress wa' ghrn by Dr II A Bald wm A sl)lc show hy the KittllTyn fiJ:J: Shop tourludcd the mectmg afler .,. hH h a rlcssrrt cour11c was Sl'f\!1'11 Allrn riiiiJ.: from Pomeroy were 1t11 s I tiW!n Wrhrung Mrs Elsl<' Mrs Kathryn Johnson and Mrs lloyd Wright t 1oss - llohslr lll'l Rutl and Wtlt mad•~ wh' II lhr rhantrr BPI a Suuna Phi mrority mel thb; w~ek Mr& 1htnu.a~ llnt• 1JIC!Witll\ was Ill 1har,r:l' 1,r lht 1111 "' m~ and pl ~tns were f'llnJJI~h rl ror the Hall'l wt•en 11 arty to br. ht hi Satunhy oil the home of Mrli Roger !\lor· .- ,,r 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW g;m ........ ,.. Thr 1h,IIJh r vnh rl n I ontrihu Fur•1iture Mrs Wllli.llll 1.! Oo\\lliC enter tnlnrtl Ill" "Scrmn Shakc~pran Club Wcdmsday aftc1uuon .tl hc1 home Morntng Star 11H nwcllng w\1th Mrs I' lui Wal lum1so 1, )Jrcslde 11 pl c~tdlllg up enetl with the cluh wllect anti memh..rll rn:t)ondNI to roll call with J c1111rnl event Durtn g the INCLUDES ad OCT. 31 ud •29.011 per woulb BAKER The Car Almost Too New To Ue True - -- FURNITURE Ou 1'he HrlghteHI Corner In Mlddle)IOI I __...._.__ ___ 1953 PLYMOUTH Cranbt'llok 4 Duot Sl'llan, Radio, llcalut aud De(IUslet Sharp ' ' $5'95 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ~ecuud Middleport THE FARMERS BANK &SAVINGS CO. ' It"' '"" 1n Demand depoolls Of Individuals parlnenhlps oud corpurotiUII! • • ...... . I,SS0,31Ut Time depo1it1 ullndl vlduah, partnerships ond corpurollou1 , Depu>lte of United ~tot.. Gutcrumenl tlncludln& • PUUtll IIVInillJ) • • • •••• ••••• Depuslll of Stat.. and political •ubdlviHion, •••••••••• Other depolllu ltertlfl•d and offlcors' check•. etc) ••• 1'0TAL IJEP'Osrrs S3001UII002 ~.000,400 02 CAPITAL ACCOUN_TI 8\lrplua ... T protlh ~ . ..• . . ....... .... ..•..•••• .. .. • •• . . • .. . •. 'I'O!I'AL CAPITAL ACCOUNT!! •• • wooooo IWOOOOO 46,17074 • • .,, • .'• ' 246.17'374 ' AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $:!,2M,OjUI ~6 rcrn11l ~tl uf ~ 1t with total pn value ol .......... -'1 liOOOOOO MIMORANUA ' "• ~ ,J, I n •JT'i"i.i/.J,.dN:.;.- "'' ..,,l•n•d to "cure Jlabllilte• and ; ~~;~~a~~$~;:~::-; --~ftrue·thetu~bo~;..;,;;r ~n~~~«:: ~ the bat of my ill9'1¥1edsr II ' ' I E111111t HtJIIIID 1 Pvt Roger sun of Mr .nd Mrs Cltarlea Bissell of Alinmtille, 'Ohio, gradyated from I Jump S<houl several weekS ago at Fort Cam~b<ll, Kentucky lie I• servmg in l~e 5ll2nd Infantry Comb~t the SJNGLI COPY-It .~.Upset Bulldogs 14-13 With Powlrful Defense ----- -~ ~ Hawthorne Is Defensive; Offensive Star As · Clanees ISputnik May DipToEarth In Four \Veeks ' alter- 20 hi$ ltfl~backlng post Hawthorne operated trme after time to sme~r the Athens runners In all, he collected 22 tac kles And he was ably ass1sted by 10 other ftred up Panthers who wanted this second SEO league vtctory so bad they gave rt everything they had. Visitors Gather History Here Off 11.;"!I'"..'Markers M Sgl Haymond Allenoworth, /Ius! hi,, ••., flew to Ohio Thurl· •l :~ y because of the critiCal ilht.~ss uf his mother Mrs Harvey Allen• wm th at ·~etg, General lfosr>ital, It wos an Athens fumble on the lbal opened the Alex Clio's hard hlltmg boys And Brent Cornwell usua ll y the orig1nal boy of the atteky fmgered elan, commllled sin, The ball got away from on the Albens' 36 when tackopentn~ kicltoff ~•fe• fnr Coach ' , ~lui or an~ Mrs C U ~llll)er and nml hrr HQh lmwly 111 luw Arthur ~klunm 1 hnvc ~,•._ tut111 t from a viHit wit~ Mr tWill hllllN Mrr; Dun l"'a uncr and lanuly lu Dayton I hr ( Itt" ~ !· I r I r\ IIIII Ill t r I'll hn ~ ~ tJ.o.; lmt Mu111l1V 111 ~ hl wtth M1s llowthv Mtthu I pit ~ lrlf'lll l!rt•slflill g 11\111 tlu IIIII IIH k! Wh I 1J wo~ s opt uctl hY lht PI/\ 111 ryr 1 llurlnJ,( IIU' huxl 111 f>S st :~~ 11111 llllllllH!Ir~ ~ Wilt' 111111111 £nt tlu llallowcten fJ;trly to lw s la ~.: r d t ndav lh tuhr1 2fi In 111~ t h ., II r Sr IHHII ,mdi)urium ft 1111111 ~ uf the party will he u (d atul M,m h lhc 1111skt 11 ( on Willard Parke• "LURI 0, THI SWAMP" tin Regalscope) COMEDY and CARTOON ' .' I ,# I ... , , " I L l\lt N fot IJt,lh The Vary Best In Used Curs " ' ' lUUHg 1vt 1 ~ru-;' tl.'~ ' t ~ v~~ ,,r unrl uld 1\11" llwmln!ti lt Sr11ktr H~ I #~ o~ l t ~ I • • I "'"li;iuh with JJII<~: ts It 111 tW IIrrl ttl lu lht• Will Ill I:-~ 11 du1 t hoJu•l I fish po111J II !i\VI ~ 1 llltp II (O~ 'i l lllllt HUll Ill lilY running playa with, ~ plunse for lhh unporlant aeoonds before the fourth quarter b<gan Alheno took lhat sqboequenl ki~fl and mardied 79 yards lo ,.ore wfth Lirry Smith golns the tail Z5 otralgM over thO mltl.dJt Alld the BulldOgs still threatened tD ~ull the game out of 1the They had hmt, too ktcked off to Pomeroy and the Panthen gombled beavlly wlton wtth fourth and one 9n their own 45, Phalm pas:Jcd to Johm;on I l ' ~ ,..'i$1;J l . (';;. ;-i;\: ' I < • j < . . '; --.li ' .... ~.. . .- Club groups and othef organl· zatlons In Pomeroy ,nd Middleport are mvlt011 to make use of the Central Ohio Hearl Assoda· lion's fllln library , The auodahon has avatlabfe 1 vatltCif ol film• wbleb can be used olub programs. ~II !lima Ire Cor layman's usc, the as. empbollr,es movies exPlain In everydu such heaftli problems AI :E~~;;: fever, heorl stuck& and of the orterles All•prosound, and rnany ~ arc tGior Centro! Ohio Hearl statea that qualified phySicians and ,.lenttSb are also available to speak to local groups on various aspects of heart duma so Mtmorltl Field HouJt F'()r more lnformallon about the films or medical I(H!akers, resl· HUNTINGTON, WIST VA ' 'Thurodor ' I ' I hflrKIIIp fur the c Ult r nl st hun I q llf hIll fXCCI'flt•d th I( u£ lit• LIAIILITIIS ~odlv"\ed i ' thut •••• Ml s IJavc ••set. ... , ................... ....... .. •.••••• , • • ., Guests recently o( !he jlev ~d Mrs Flo• d Workmah wore Mr and Mrs Uollle Brumfield and sons ol Norlh !lakota, Mr an1l Mrs Aruold Barnette and 'sons of Clnctnnoil and )fr and Mrs Eddte Fulk., Crow City 0 Mr and Mr5 Earl Donovan have moved from the Mattie Cu!let retiidence to tho farm ol W 0 Crow. • Mrs John Whipple, Dtlaware, Mr and Mrs Henry \Jailor ul ''"'"' l&e weekend " ' '~ Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb ao•l Mr Beaver J>Oizol 1 OF POMEROY, OHIO tllst Mrs Knt ~ ht'N 10(1111 w 110 1 tn1mb1r af tf11 Ftdertl RtatrYt Sy1t11n, 11 tht clo11 of bu•h11u on 1\\IU th•d II bJ,J4lk ror h IVIIIg lht: Odohor II, 1957, )tUbllahtd In accordonco wllh 1 eoll ntttlo by lite tlu mu-tt p.m nls pn ~1 HI Fodorel R"ono bank of fhlo dhtrlct purauont to lht prnlalona ol lho Jilt' JIWgfitlll ror \lu t VI IIIJt .., Fildortl Roemo Act. , u,Jwle tl " pof'lll by Mrs Wallat \ Ambo ger a SOil !J h) Ml li llonu c ASSETS Karr ami Mr~ larl 1\.aul~~: uul 1 IJIII!t•l dls cll""loll 011 rt• ulltl' tlloh Caah~ bala11ces with other banktJ, inl!ludlna reserve balance, ond cash ltouts In pr01." " of coiled ton ~ 672 ~2 50 lt•ms lliOilcrRtcd l>v Ml n r. t:rav I Xf1Ctlt1Ve hr!i\1] llf 1 USIC I I United ~We• Govermnent obllgallm" d1111 t and guaranteed I 00002149 Lm:ul .scboul IJI~trl~ Mtmll••1 3188()7 04 nf lh• Jldnt•l wert M• s flu~ AI Oblli alloJ" uf Stairs •nd t•oii!Jcal sulltllvl>lun' Other bonWI llotel:i, a11d de hl•nlurc~ IOODO 00 kim M18 Paul ll•er Mt •I ~'"" Ch t,uul Mrs ' lloW!IIII 1\uh hi Curpurole tltO<ko ilttcludln~ $0,1100 IJO il.oc_k_of I cdr;,, .. Mt s lhco1lo:d a fte•ktr M1 s Reserve bonk) ""'"• ll•o•vu and Ml" Wllm• Lo1ns 1111d dh;wunhl (inrludlng $4[)(J <IIJ uvcHhufls) __ flf'IIIJI:.fllJI I llank premloCfl own"l $16 iJIJO IJO furnltn• c und Ill til~ clu~e ut tile mctlliq fixtures $1 iJIJO IJO rr rreshments w~ re e11jtJ\ eel by a1l Ileal ..tat• owned uther !han bank prellllses Other 1 01 AL ASSETS --r • . ••. , ... ~lint Letart Fall~. ·. and Great cons<illdaUon resources to counter· MI'ddfeporl S..,.1•ety ' Chester PTA Regular Meeting Held On Monday n pml 1111 llw PI A luU11lv l 011 11 r II mr t•tln ~ whh. h ''" ~ lu It I at I hr siN lli.l! h Sdwul •n tl'tllly Rtllrvl Dlllrlcl No 4 MHI l!iiHhl ( hl,md uft'ua htt l ~ h t p REPORT OF CONDITION OF th nirlll\111 UIIIIUUII(IIf that 1111111 TO'I'AI. LIABILOIES 1n \ J\tn, Henr) HeDIIf'liY wiJO : Uls tilliter Mrs n (J Ji'lower~ Ak· tJee11 111 with flu h!ts t(!turne~ rmr urrlvf'd Wednesday uight anti her employment at the lfome 11 molhrr sister, Mrs Viola McCul taurant Iough and her tton Stephen Au5Mn; Sidney T Russell has 1e- tm Texas a1e due here Satt4rday turned £rom a vh:at wath her ~s Jt>all HoUiih Wh!J IS emphJ)~d In ter Mr. c 11 ' Page, Mphlle, A!4 ll!oluonbus will •pend tho we@k M SJ!t PIIJ:te 1s 111 J'lornla on 8 pc~l \end w1th her utothet Mrat D 6 Jed Weh:Jhr S•, M1s Euucuc IISSIGitllleUt aud Mrll Russell a ~ lluush 1Shr will accom~any sat. Urown Mls llohNt \Van11 r amln lllstPI enjo 1ed vlsltin)l fJ~~ Sara J l1sher tmd MlsH BettM &UcHI Mrs ~ W ~~~~~ull Mm wtla hf'l 1,h 111 hiland ami othm funull!i t;a nwc hct\l. and lhey will vis~ COMIMG Ga1 Rango l'ay On~ $59 50 down ~tal· to Chillicothe Tbursda~ to viSit Mr •nd Mr11. Wtlham JCitch~• and thetr t.ew daughter, Debra Jo !Ira P L Mttcb has returned from a len day v"lt with her son and daughter In law, Mr and Mra Rob<rt Mttcb and sons In Martins Ferry Mr ~lllcl> Is recuperahng after maJor surgery Mr and Mrs M L Kelly will leave Sajurday for Dayton to take lhelr son, Thomas, to Flint, Mlch He received a G•neral Moto~s En gtneerlng !CholarohJp after gradu atmg as one of lhr lop students at Middleport High School hts year lie b11 been at the ~orp In Dayton and will attend Ent(ineorlrtg .e· No defmrte date has been set for the Weddmg busmc ~t ~rsslo n cuutributlons w~rc made to fom Jll ojccts The flllillllt II!Ct lllllg l11:hl 1,1~1 WCCk 11011 Of $25 IOW311JS lhr lllterna tlonJI lho11llf'lll projttt J,ltt•rary In Atlti'IIN Will r l t ~c ns"cd In lmlln Tilt" 11 1 1t11rt~l pro,.;r:llll Mrs Wtll!,un Hrxh r ttrl'scrttcd 1111 • ruhl" Sprflkin~ Wflli prr, a lllmkHI JIIUI.\1 dill I be hl!dot y 'iPilltd hy llun s.a Swwhel ctlltl ul fit!Vf'ta l tratrJulu suUU!i were g1v Jf' HI Ill iZI Wlt ~ en fulln NCtl by Jll 0Ujl SIIIGlllg Wllft lloxh s~ r ~ fm thr t \llllll t: wrrr MrM llt~xter al lllf JllaiiU IHdtllf' lluudalihrlt and Joyce Ueft etihuu~ uts w1u srtvt'd t.y IC I.lntWth lite hostesli to M1 s I H J lheafcld, MrH Pearl llysdl Mt:,: I u1mr Hcl hel 1 Mrtol C ~ IOIIIJJkiuiJ Mrs Lm 111a ~Ill \f1 s Wlih 1111 son Mrs $595 llott No. ll3X ' .. ' Mr and family and Florence Mr and Mrs John Epple arc a~nouncmg the engagement Mr and M;, Charles of thcu daughte1 Nola Mtld1 cd to Mr Larry E Brown, son of family ol Mt Olive Sunday • Mr and M1 s Wtlbur BrQwn of Westerville, Oh1o Mr and Mts Dan Sm)lh and fltll1· The hudc eled IH a graduate of Chester High Sehoul 3jlil Jly were Suudoy <Unner gueslo of Oh1o Umvcrstty She rs assocratcd Wllh The Fted A l!aliri~ Mr ao1 MIS Lawrence Smilh' and family at Laurel Cliff Company of Columbus, Ohto :Mr and Mrs Rosco~ MoPrlo and Her ftance ts a gt aduate of Westerville Htgh School, apd is d•ught~er of GHihpohs and • ¥rs a student at Ottcrbcln College Weste• ville, Ohto ol Minersville Sb•· F:lH'Jill)ll' ~ Corner Milt and 11011, Michael were recent gu~sls of her parents Mayor and Mt's C 0 ~1sher, and family Mr and Mrs Joe Young Sr went I Exemplar Tea Plans Completed Shakespeare Club F.or November 10 · Meetjng Is Held ~ ))lans lor tlu I ,., to rw ~•v•n on November 10 IAt Downie Home at tlw home of M1 W1 lham lllill lltlrlgeratur ' r A dJ!::trlct mertmg of registered nurses was ht'l~ rrrt'ntly at the Ulno UnhrrSity Center Athens ' day aftornoon pella of 'Mr md Mrs Lloyd" Roullh ant 'lOft. Donna Circle and Marb~~' l\ouab studell\! of Otil6 VIIIVerall)', !11"••1 tbc week ead tvllb tbeiJ! ~~pta, 'Mr lPG Jll:l llot~~~ r;C:Irll~ ~ad Mr ead Mra llli!oQ !loll•, 'Mr IQ~ Mrs AIIIWt MJII!~Y PI Lon• Botlom, Mr and l!,ri Gar· r~lt Clrde and Mrs Sadl~ !olofrl· loon of Racine mlled wllh 'Mr and 'Mrs Douglaa Cu·de and family recently 1111 week ottendlar a ape· Old•moblle Tralnlnll ClllM. Mrs Wilhatn Hpuclt, returned tq tlletr vlsltlng ber parents, Mrs P lo Mlteb, Mtddle· ond bl• pareaq., Mr lnd Rob<rl Houck, Gallipolis Forrest Bachtel Ia vtsUinl l]lother, Mrs J W Dawson, Vttnn> W Va , lodiiY, ltr and Mrs Harold Moore and ' 'Sundoy dents hearl i:;~l~~E~~i~~~;~j~J:~~ Broa~ conllcl thetr Ohio looal the ~lril ~o~~~~~!tlon, w East NOV. 7 lhi'U NOV. 10 Lloyd Now With T~nnewe Finn tronn.rrtua· Overnight Sbift Gets LOng Shift At South Pole Dance Proceed~ To Be Used For/ Fire Equipment A fee of 25t w111 be charged all who attend the RacJbc Firemen's Auxiliary dance to be held In the bt&h .,hool gymnastum the evenIng Qct 31 This -waa deetded at a meeting aux11tary Friday Pro- -.r the event~ With ' 14~ Ra~HikeFor AU Ohio's Railroads Is Granted By PUC COLUMBUS (UP! - Tbe Oblo Public Utilities CommiSS!OD has aulhorlzed all maJor oraUroads operating In the state to in· creltse their fretght rates by 14 per cent · " Third Hearing By Liquor Board Is On.Octobtr 3&tlt The PUC Jatd the mcre11e which absorbs an emetgencJ 7 per rent rale htke granted laat nr,. ruuy contormed to a 14-.per cent boost In Interstate !relghl charges aulhonzed In the Eastern Terfllory Aug 8, 1957 by the Inter state Commerce Comm1sston The aalellite. and the ~ • , which 11 mul'b euk:f to apol; ..., be aeea oniJ at daWII or duill when lhe)l fllleel the raya of tlie IUD. I so, 25-vear Pins A"'arded Two Men hi F&AM I.Gdge , ' \ I COLUMBUS, 0 - Tbe Ollio Board of I,lquor Control wtU hold lfs third rmbllc hearing Ibis year on Wednead-.v, Oetob<r 30. at 100 p tn In !be )>Qard hearmg room, Ohio Department of Ltquor E:ontrol. 33 North Tbtrd Street Columbus Law requires the board to hold four public hearings eaeh year tD recc1ve general comment. cntiCIRIQ 1nd suggesUons regording lbe board and dl!partnlcnt, and for dl• semlnallon of lnfol'lllatton lo lbe >Ubhc The first public beanng thiS year was b<ld In Columbus', the 1econd In Cmclnnatl SEI THE ON . ' DISPlAY Harold Bacdccker, Athens wa• lhe orgmal 15 board inbe guest speaker when the Mid there are still su1 Oil the lleport-Pon1Croy Rotarv Club met eluding Mr Baedccker lie e~plala· friday at llcath Molhodl5t church cd tho various money·rauang pt• )C<IS they had t11erl durtng the for thmr wj'!ek ly danner mectwpg C F Hibbs president, opened veus and gave a resume of the the meetmg and mtroduced Phljlp plays utred In IBM t.he As!!Oc1at10n voted to Baedecker son of lhe guest •l"'a ~cr Edlion Baker, progr~m cb11r alr-condttlon the !heat~ where nlan, lhc speaker who sell..out performances are g1ven vas memb<r of the Oh1o during tbc summer months. Guest s"uit),l)lerSh>o~lcr Assoe1.- conductors have bcell tn etw{ge oi the production-. unhl this year when ~cubly members or the un1 ver!J~V have taken over this WIJI't AI preoonl AssocJahon ttves 10 hoard andtheroom scl1o1arshlp-, to drama students and their an nual bud~cl " up lo $10 1100 1'11e Rotanans were ahoul thr speaker 'l'ho p1cturc~ of the profe88ional •ets winch arc dealgned at Un1vcriiiY and made by the stul dents under dtreeiJOn of a facult~ member Mcthotlist women who prepare4 and served the dmner were 'Mr~ II E Bush Mrs Carl Mattox, Mr~ c p Gallagher Mrs Carroll Swan· oon, Mrs c P Hibbs and Mi&> Jle,ls Sanborn Community Party Planned By Cubs Of Letart Falls ;~~~~~;!r.~~ Stout Pack No 1 CommUillty partY at lhe Letart C<)mmumiY llall, WednetdaY, Oclobt\r ~ at 7130 p m Eoterlllnmejll ba• b<en plan111d llld there will b< pleoly of ~ lreahmen!l' fo~ sale Proceeda will he used lo ~111 equtpmenl alld 'I 1 Paot fill l'r~~ea wql b< l(lven lor the tara· eat 'finlllr atlendlnl ma.Ped• tlelt Qfd ~ ~lumea. A prlre wllf i1IO be liven •~ EVe~ Ia \l'eleome Who10 • lamillu ~ urte<J to lltad help the CUbs oU to a good = � 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 25, 1957 brown mallory weems