https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6a4a6486d2acddf72355f521c6ecf8d1.pdf 4af3edb5e1aa38c59a49c78f077ad3e1 PDF Text Text - ~- - ' '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 = �·~~ ··. · .· ~ t. I ,, ... .. !"' I THE DAILY SENTINEL '. A project of merit In Pomeroy, if It is to 'tb 'li · eep up WI I sister ~wn of Middleport, 1s improvement of the boat 1andmg at the 1 old ferry shp between the upper and lower parking lots The subJect has been discussed occasionally among councilmen, and even in the Pomeroy Chamber ot Commerce. However, nolh· ing sohd has come of any inv~stigatwn or discusston to this date A casual examination of the old landing demonstrates clearly what is wrong w1th 11 Brtefly, erosion of water and the force of water beating againat the submerged con· crete has opened jagged breaks and rocks Jn the surface. This makes launching or removing modern boats from the water at that point extremely hazardous. It is nigh lmpoiio sible to use the landing without damaging & hull Net tesult of this Is that fewer and few· er, to the point of non-edstence. boats pull into the Pomeroy landing. k .: '-r-~nael3 our communities accepted th ·h 11 to e c a enge provide somethmg !me for boating 'll H Hum. TheD ' ---iJy-S-'e_D_l_ID __J-.0 Daybook • p b ~ Iro. es Prove Dogs, Cats, May Be "''ll,e·•ervo•'rs Sabeence 0, ~ " dB yG'rassgow Team Tu rcu OSIS Germs. , 4Canines TeSae By DILOS IMIT~ Unl'"" ... 'rou klt•ct .. ldllor NEW YORK (UP) - Sclentltlc investlga· ~!on has dl~;losed that dogs and cats may be reservoirs of tuberculQJls germs This Is Jm. portant ,being Isbever ecauae jjf tu d berculosls among human W pe out, all "reservoirs" of the germs wlll have to be wiped out first · The investigation wu notable because it was made in Glasgow, Scotland which h of the t (f . as one th mos e ective public health servlcealn also has as yet ijndetected reler· 0 rs germs that keep the "new Cll81" rate among people more or less steady. Other possible reservoirs h~d been h t"" and U c ec "" BO a n1verslty of G!u10w team headed by Dr. V. M. Hawthorne lootejllnto doea and eats. Firat, they checked til L ... " ~" f e, 11Uman con· o 14 dogs whleh wel'e, most definitely tubercular. VO~ wo~~~~ut Germ Contaets Are Studied These cont.cta numbered Bd 'but only 34 to lllveatlgallon. Of thon ' 8 ·ray1 of I~ showed e~rldence& of TB 8 Traetor Mornm··g S•ar 1 LETARTFAq TU~sday WJ H M.J~ yNIWS IIQII cou... 12 •10 p m . • • • Da'I I '/ Aft on YYO sr.. ot r' 1.\ y vn our bathed~ I n their report to the British Medl I Ass the sclentlsta remarked thc:t Upolnis to the ease with which muluttl lnfec. . pn occur." th~ "ractora for 'otumbuo, October 22. lei Ford Traetors. This now elve• Ru81ell Browft lftd his oraanl ' rantle of power to do l~n •tlon from ~WI''' Tractor 811 ~anr t~ the, !arrest lobs on '· Pomeror, PbJ~•. altende4 th( • ar1". nectlnr r· T~e <lmo~s· 8-polnt book up 1 ' S sUII retalhtd on ro • Tr The compfete line of equip- tors. Mort P!'UODI ac1 nent and Ford Tr1ct~ •II! be owned b th 1 ' ••·•• pmeat l~wn ~ 1b• ¥Q~~ ~ovember 15 11.1cd on ~theel~lll!~J':,n 1;!~: w en local ...,.... will hoi~ StJie ana apJ!earan~ baa not , .· ,.e.,. ,. · been f(lll~o!I4D. ~- TheM plul 14 pew" ' ' ~·• o.~ tb other leag will be wen ~ 011 ~ A.• •r.J!!O. . ~M!~M. ~~~. : !::, 12:30 _ ft , , ¥ Life on the Farm covtatn aaogaroo MDightyWMitohu~ Playhouse raw ..e Lucky s Cartoons Satqrday Piayhouoe Jlm'l'ie Dean Show Teeo-11e Dancce Party Saturday &howcase Garden Club JfeatUI'e Repolll Get Set, Go Jr. Town Meetinc hr.. WI \111111 ... ~· D"ive·ln ... B~~ebelorralller Ed Suplva•,Shll'f •t GE 'l'llea!N, . ., , Alired Hltcbe~ , .,. :: $64,00Q_CililieD'! ' ' What·- My )..IJ!e·. ' Sunday NeWI ~ ' Tile Late stiow , d 'Il l·· & , ::: 10:80 a. Live In Action , 8:SO 11:00 LQOk UnitedUpNation& ll:llO Camera Three 12:00 Let's Take A Trip 7:00 12:30 Wild Bill Hickok 7:30 1:110 Face the Nation 8:00 1:45' Football Kickoff 8:30 2:00 Profeplonal Football 9:30 4:45 CBS News 9:30 ,5:00 See 11 Now 11:00 8:30 Annie Oakley 11:011 )Allie 11:10 .;aour E810 Re..,._ ........ ::g,~;~~e Loiave':JI'To lleaver Robin ijood Bnm• and Allen Talent Scouts D~I!DY 'l'!!o'lll' . DUPont ~(M!Ciacular Up.ll).tll&-Minu"N'wa Sulinlnl the Weatller 'lbe Lat,~. Show -.,., · - - - - - - ~-- _ WHTN TV CL -.anne "" .,. IIJ!o--.111¥- I'L..--118 '"'~"'· ' ~ ~~~~~ Ja·D9 1;00 3:3Q· t:oo . o:oo 3:80 5I45 1 UO sten on lfovt.a Blbl' T~e .,l),sw Qotf ~t!IJI1 ~~•d ~aturd11 New, aevtew PerltnalPrpfUe •~ • '"'"It 11 "- ::: , :!:. ~=~~w UD 20th Celllw7 Theater Slip 1111 _ __ 11'~ .J ' • COMING Chan""' ·.M·'~, i'i:JitV !'" llwaroo'11~!'1'"1 8:00 Ca~ln . Suml Ch •a ' llrlghte~Dty ay- anne; . 1ilS t;•,r:1~t 10:00 Lamp Unto My Ftot 5:Dp Tile t:arjy .SIIow ~......, .. PLANTS _.._ _ _. . . . 1 .~ r- 8:45 CBS N~wa · , ' ' '' 9:00 llorninl Sbow ,( 9:00 CJIS New• • · 9:55 Mon!lna State $1m IO;(JO , Garry. ij_oore, , •1 TVcCI~!Sr9QJ!l,... · ' la:~o Arthur Godfrey ' " ,I 20th Centur;· ·' · W30LSUl,ltil.lllllDJ! '" 9,Jl l'ei'Q' ltlaoon 12:00 News at Noon Dick and the Duche11 12·15 Love of !Jfe Pale ~torm Sbow 12:80 12 45 Search for Tomorrow Have Gun, W•'ll Travel ' Guldlna .Liiht 1:oo Kau0·s Kl'·h Gunsmoke " en Golden Playhouse ~:~ :!athl~-~~.~~.~TUm• HTarbourmashler 2 30 Hduae;':rty • he Late S ow a:oo Bi• f~•off The Late Late Show 3,30 Wb~ y';'rdlct Ia Youra 4 00 a:oo , ~·ne " ' - W41t ~· . . ...:. ' 9:00 9:30 lO:(JO JO·SO 11:00 11:15 . .~30 r~~ i[ ~ Th~·;:..., ''oo Coun\17 Muilc JubUee triter Wella ·Nd WCHS•TV ~chan-.el' &'· 1 Radl' DI'CII Re~llijs 11:15 • l~:~ ~~~~e~.':f~ullet. u:so • They found that the Tubereular owners of tubercular animals lived together rather Inti· lllltely. The dolls In most cases were bathed I the same tubs In which the people :me doJs and cats were permitted to Uck th; nner plates; half the animals slept In the lime rooms In which their masters slept an4 lOme were permitted to 11et on or tnt~ th~ master's bed. ""l,b . I . •u,....x:lllaeyliaota~~o~~Aiiii1;'~!can;·lil{~·~~: ,!11~~:-~!d~!Si 1 00: - 7.00 7':30 ''00 8:30 9:00 9·80 10:00 11:00 11:10 Safu...I....-Channel8 ] 87·.'oo30 111 " f ~=Jn;:ln~~~:~:~~\~t'' CJ'f: ~""·'~~~'' , ,• . ' 11·30 Man lo ~; • · -· u·-w What one !i*ion can Do 12 15 Cbrist11D Solonce 12 30 TV Chapel 1 oo What's 'Your Trouble I t~ Industry on Parade 1 30 Look Here 2 00 Cleveland Browns 4 30 Wide Wldt ,WOII"ld 5 30 Ne)"s Picture 5·43 Gospel lflfmony Boys 6.!1(1 Meet the P!'esa.. . 6:30 My Frlepil Fllcb . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rhodes spent eeveral day• with the latter'• bro- Mr. ahd Mrs. W. E. Irvin of ther, Mr. Simeon, and James Davis Dover, Fla, left Monday for their and families 10 Columbus. home after visitl'ne a week wit~ Mr. and Mrs. Delmar. Hamm, Mr and Mrj. H B. Powell. Mrs John Hamm, Mr. and -•rs Mrs f. llayl WI~ oC Pome· Clarence Grueser, Mr and Mnm roy and Allen Hayman attended 8.00 VIrgil Hamm and /amlly and Dana the pumpkm show at Circleville I 8·30 llamm attended the Golden Wed- Saturday ', IOo·sooo ding Anmvemry ot their brother Mr. and Mrs J p Burnell or Mr and Mrs Albert Hamm or Lan- Charleslon and Don Powell or 10:15 caster, Sunday. · Columbus spent the weekend 110:30 L<ster lillltey, Mro. Bertha Holt· with H B Powell. 11:00 er, Mrs Norma Alllson were the Mrs Nora Gorham and sister. auests of Mr and Mrs Mary Hayman recmed word or 1.30 Allen Bally of Basban the death ol their brother-in·law Mrs Rlna Cross wos visiting her W•)llam Detzel of Lancaster. ' 2:30 daughter, ltlra Dorothy Davis and Mr. a11d M,. E B Lynch and 3:00 !amilv ·o! Racine daughter, Charleston are spend- 3:45 Mrs David Nease felt •nd broke '"" • short vacntlon with Mr 4.00 her arm one day this week. She and Mr~ H 8 Powell 4:80 wa1 taken to a hospit~l ~o1 treat- Mrs. h• 1/illoon !has move~ ~~oo , rnent. .. · .. !rom hel home here to the home 5:30 Mrs Goldie Dill assisted 'Mrs she r~ently purchased at Racine 6.30 Walker In making apple butter 11.;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=, 7.30 Tuesday ' a·oo Mra Bertha Holter and broth-er 8·30 ,~ster Bally, were calling on Mr' 9:00 and Airs. Valcle Spencer or Syra r 9:30 cuse recently , , ' p,; IO·OO HATRR!S()NV!LLE 10:30 I! 00 The Da0y,$entineJ ~attan, 1 Channel I I ,)lalrtbome and hi• associates were 11•30 1.:00 12:!0 10:55 Sl~n on ,> ll·OO This Ia tilt,:4fe pre,ochln& &ervl~ at 11rvlet f;30 ,p. m. Church ef Chrltl In ·Ch11ttlaoo lng preachlal , aeflilces ov~n~.;~;t~:;;:C, Union, Hobaon. Rev. 0. H. cart, 13, Nov. 10 and Dec. a. • pul<lr. Bunda.• Sebool, 0 a. !!'·· preocblna on Sept. 21, Annie Jolobltr, Supt.; Kornlnl Nov. 24, Dec 22 Cbrlatlm ...oadwt, 10.11 a. m.: Evenlnl Fellowsblp meetlnga 7 to I 1e"lte 1:30: Wed, 1:30, ·Prayer lint Tbqrad,ty • In the 'I IMl"lce. he~. tbltd Tlill{ldoy In tho 1 Church ef Chrltt. On6ury, Mr. and Mn. Clarence McDaniel Oranae church. Official Board 7:30, One·Won-01ile Thom11 Weii!J, puler. Bible of Reaver Falls, Pa., vl1lted over neetlng the Friday after preach· at W1pple heme. School, 9.30 William Kina. Supt. the week end w1th llr. and l(ra, , ·•& services· the prevlouo Sundt~ Christian kltnce locltly, loU Momlna Won~lp and Communion Tltua Ptekens and other relaUv•. morning. Homecomln& Sunday Ave., Pomeroy. Morn- 10:30, CbrlatiRD Endeavor, 6 p. m. ¥n. Laura Pickena ''"'~d ule · Oet. lith, basket dlnn..- I o'clock 11, PROBATION AF'I'· afternoon service' 2 o'clock Rev DEATH. Golden Te~t: Bleued Evenlna 1ervlte 7:30 p m. lira Georp Burns aiWI~ a LadieJ Aid of Elast Lelll'l, w,a. and Friday In mUlnl Harold c Doster, minister. EverY is the man that enduretb tempta· Mothers Club meelin1 Wed9eaday nesdoy apple butter. ' >ne welcome. lion: !or wben he lo tried, he SERMONmE evenlna at the home of lira. Sally OrlftiO Chrltlltn Church: Sun· shall receive the erown of life, LOYALTV TO CHRIST Clark KayiDng. lira. Burna, lin. Terry and Manhall Bouoh 1penl 1ay-S<hoot 10 a. m. Marvin Kee· which the Lord hath promised to a, lit¥. frod J, Go,._ Leater Zerkle and lira. Clarke the week end m Racm~ with their bauah. Supt. Communion and them that love Him. Jamea 1: 12. Mid<lleport Church of Chrilt were botleslea for the month. arandparent., Mr. and 'lin. Fred preachln1 service 11 1 m and Wednesday evening ~erviees at 8. TEKT: •11 ,. 1- .,. yo will Mr. and lin Cbarlea Allens- Sham. ovtnlng service at 7:30 p. m. Reading room with 11de entrance kHP my ....,...• worth and aon hu returned home Prine~p•l Don Ne..e of Letart llornlng preachlna on S<pt. 29, located at :ear of church, open 1<1 "Loyalty to Cbrlll" !J a vel')' after spending oeveral weeb with oct 27, No 24, Dec. 22 Evening the public, Monday, 2 to 4 p m. short phnae, but 11 ba& wrapped hil pare~ll, llr. and lin. Carl AI· School moved biB family into the house >aeated by llr. and )fro. preaching oct. 13, Nov. 10 ond Unltt<l Mtthodlst Ch•rch, E. within It the IUee<U of every Ill- lenawortH, MlddleD«<Dee. s. Chrlotian }'oulh Fellow- · Street, Pomeroy; Eu11ene divldual Cbriltlan life, and tbe Mr. and llfn. William Sunday VIrgil Wallter. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Nice and !hip meetings 1 to 0 p. m. lint Brown. pastor Sunday S<hool 9·15 triumph of the Kingdom of God! Thursday In the month at a. rn., Tbeo Smith, Supt.; Wor.hlp We ohould make every eUorl to and daugbi<.T, Wut Columbia "" d•ughter, and Jackie Gilbert of ited her pmnll, Mr. and lira. W. Newark spent Sunday with Mr. and lock Grove, third : Subject: "My Stewardship" polle88 this loyalty. H. BleWd, Sunday. Mro. LID)Id Niee Orange Churth MYF, Intermediate&, ~ P· m.; Sen· We might define tile pbra&e: llr and Mn. L<wlo Walker ol meetings oa uie lors 5 p. m. Family Night, 6 p, m. "Loyalty to Cbrist": - "IUch a Callina on Mr. and lin John preaching oervleeo Rev Brown will speak o• "What love for Him that we will In ALL Harrllon Saturdlf and Sunday .llinersv•lle opent Thursday with Sun~y · mornlng. A Methodist Relieves". Wednesday things make Him first, ond aur- were lin. Todd Cblklen and baby, their son, Mr. and Mrs. Vlfgil Sept.:..:!9 with 7 P m. Prayer meellng •Jill Cboir render to His w1ll" Mr. and lira. Ronald Cltlldera, lin. Wallter eommunlon and rehearsal. Mrs VanVrankln, Dir~t· Emma Stewll'land ehlldren, Dawn Mr. and Mra. J R L<e o! Jla. regular time In or. Loyalty to Cbrlll will bring and Mlehae~ VIenna. cme and Maude and Josie Pickens basket dinner at 12:45 and Alfrod Mtlhodlot Ch•rchl lttv. about lhe unity of the church. The Cllfl<ln Climben mel at lbe •pent Sunday w1tb Mrs L. E. Pickanerooon JerVIec at 2. Rev. Har· R M. Grove, pastor. Sunday School Loyalty oeeesallates out desiring home of Ann Wllllama on October ens of Athena. •!d c. Doster, minister. Everyone 9 30, Lloyd Dillinger, Supt Wor- umty, lor He prayed for IL LoyThe meeUna opened with the lira. Bhthe TheiSS of Dorus, welcome. ship, 10,45, Albert Warner, lay- ally to Cbrlll provides tile WAY ptedae pod aon&. Their pro- •pent Friday wtth Mrs. Edison to unity. Wbea we all fully do 1111 were Bileualed and the ev~ Broce. ' Chureh: Sunday School at 10 a. Ieader Sunday 2 10 3 P· m. ,.,.. will we wllloU be obidlngln Him, wu spent playing games. m. Cre&Uio Newland, Supt. Coin· Ices at Elmwood Rest l!ome Wed. and un1ty wiD bave como. It iB the Wllllama will be boateao to 7 munlon and preocblog at 11 a. m. 30 p. m. Midweek prayer; TUes., thmas thlt are NOT of Hla will Hallloween party, TUeaday even· ,.,..... Plaint Chriltltn 8 P m., OCt. 29, WSCS Week of that divide Ill· Loyalty to Cbrlst 24. lira. Margie Carl· on Oct. 6, Nov. 3, on W,9rld Wide and Self-Denial program at w1ll )Dilntaln unity - In 10<11 I H5soH Vo VA oppolnted Rally Day, Oct. 8 on World Wid• ~e ThUI'a., Oct. 31 • Hal· congreaationa. and In the cburch of the elub .c6mmunlon Sunday. ~l!ri•tlan Joween Pll'ly In cburcb ba"'ment world wide. There wUJ be unity of Youtb Fellowship meetings 1 to sponoor~d by ~F with Hemlock message, spirit, name, orpnizaTONIGHT 9 p. m. first TUesday In the Grove end Orange Youth groops u Uon and work. Rex Reason Rev~ly G-rjand ~~ Tuppers PlaiAS, third Loyalty to Cbrllt will bring the "BADLANDS Of MONTANA" Tuesday in mootb at Long BOt· , • 1 Chrlot, Middleport; F. purity of life He OJ!peell, into the A farewell pll'ly wu given on (In Regalaeope) , tom. Official Board meetlna Ule IRj:.rs:~~~e M:U~~~ life of every loylf•lndJvldual. "If Thursday aftemoon for Mrs. Myr- Mariball Thompson seeQDd TUesday In the montii.IW01'1thlp ye Jove me •Y!' will keep my eom· tle Wallter at her home Games Willard Parker Cbrlatlan Women'• FeUowsJilp topic "BE tile Aoo- mandmenta." Complete loyalty were pllyed ond lira. Jane Hill 8 P m. Cbri!llan Endeavor; brings putlly life. "LURE OF THE SWAMP" won the prize. Ice cream, we, the seeond Thunday In the (In Regallcope) month. Rev. Harold ·C. Do.llerl m. ETeoina w'onbip Topic, Loyolty tD will brina the coffee and eandy wu JerVed by the COMEDY and CARTOON Echoing' )'rumpet"; Wed., 7 bolteu. Tbe Wlitm moved 811· minister. Everyone w•leome: P m. 'Pr&Yer illeeUng and Bible Chrbt-Uke of love, for· uiday to tlleir farm at Ba&han Oct. f1 Lont 11011tm Christl_; Church Jtudy; 8 p. m. Choir practlee. to =~: Mr. ond Hn. Robert Boulh of Sunday Scb\101 at 9:30 •· m. )Irs. ' Htllh Motllodllt Church, Mlddl• biliUes. Loyalty is the aMWer, If Pat Boone Terry Moore Walter Brown, Supt. Communion port, Rev. C. Haymon Konkrlght, you are bavinl difficulty In poo"IERNAtDINI" ' •IDd Preaching service at 10.~ a. pastor. S•mday S<bool 9:30, Em· selling the CbNJian altitudes (Cinemascope-Tecbnlcolor) m. ond evening service at 1 30 est Covert, Supt.; Momma wor· Loyalty 1<1 cbrlll will purify the ,. Ma>rnlllg pr~acblng Oct O,.Nov. 3 ahip,.t0·30, !ermon topic "Our Ad· spirit and the program of our -alJo...:.. Dec. I and 29. Evening senlces vancil>g Church"; 8 p. m. Youth homes. Let UJ mate our homes ' llory Kay TriO Oct. 20, Nov. 11 and Deq. 15. Ftllowsblp. TUesday 1.30. MeUto· all the Lord wllll them to be! And A Bli Mllliw Call Prayer meeting and Bible Study diBt Men; Wednesday 7 p. m. ch\tir Loyalty 10 Chell! will solve the "CIIA.CHMH4 lOOM" Wednesday at 8 p. m. prietice; Thursday 1:30, Commlo- problem of financing-the work of Also CartOon Chtl;thm Youth FeUowablp meet slon on Education at home of Supt. the Kingdom. No chUI'cb hu a fin· The ~r · Almbst 7 to 9 p. m. first TUesday in and Mrs. L WMeComas. problem that would not AoNDAY otTDill » montll, a' , 'l'upper,s . Plilru, Pint Prolbrlorlon'Church, Mid. 1M! oolved 'bY, a complete CL'OIIJ) ., }: , Too N'ew 4 TUesday In the month at 'JIIIIf, R'lv Howard R..,.rr,•ilfttOr.l-ll!''fflY to cbrlat on the part of .... !Ill' 1951 .,..... Lona Bottom. Official Boord Cllurcb School,' 9:30, John Fultz, every member. When we let Him Wlldl For lt._lftl Nt11t meeting tbe first Wednesday Sup!; Morning worship I0:30 top. have His way with what we call To Be True Morch 19511 night in the month. Rev. Harold ic 'The Cood SlckneSB Can Do'; "ours",. apd we use our funds as C. Doster, minister. Everyone 6 P· m Westmmster Youth fel· faithful atewardo, the problem welcome. towsblp; Wed., 6.30. Jun1or Choir; dluppearo. 7 p m. Senior choir. Pomeroy, l)hlo ' . Tho Fo4tr•'-'~ Church: ' EvanP"""""lan Chureh. S•rocUIO, Loyalty to Cbrlll will fill the MASKED HALLOWEEN PARTY ..... rl ' churches for ill various services: ' ,. I I 8fllCII ltefonntcl • '"'·•~ on, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, paator. Com· Pomeroy. !lev. Waldo J. Bartels. munlon service 9 a m.; Chun:h II wlll $ci1Vate the members In con· stint evanaellam: II will keep us Pastor, Norman Kloos, .s. S. Sopt School 10 a. m. Pearl M<Brlde, f d · ·u ' I 1 Sunday Sehool 9:1& a. m. Wor· Supt. , rom wrooa Paces an ac1"' es Pomeroy' Budget Shdp~lil«- Q!llllet ship Hour 10:30 a. m Serm~ to- • Fl"t Boptlat . Church, Mlddit. and and attitudes. keep us In the right pliees' WED. Oc',r. 301h 7:00 - JO:OO ' ., pic ''The Complainers". ome po•t, Rev. c. E. Hoyt, pastor. 9·15 Loyall,\' to Christ will bring a Prizes for the Funniest, PreiUest &Spookiest. and worship. 'You ar~ II{Cicomc. Chur<h School, Gerald Anthony, very joyful way of life. Some peoC~, Tht ''" Melhtdllt Chu!d>- Supt.; MorniDB worship tO U toBallons, Ral!ll5 and Fun Fo~ All. Laurel Oliff: Sunday Sehoul at pic "The Benefit of Tithing", Nur· pie have only enough religion to • f • 1 I ' Door Prizes (Panda Bear, cue) and otll'er prizes. 9:30 a. m. Pearl Jacobs, Sup! aery lor babies ann small children; make them miserable. a complete Ma\et :; of llols~ lire•~' : •- 1 1 • loyalty to Htm wiU transform OUI' Sundar mornlna scrv"' ol ow- 5:30 Jr. and Sr. Hi BFY; 7:30 Eve- Jives mto llveo of constant joy. u EVERYONE WElCOME!!! int Sundar 'School by tho pPior worship, "Power With God"; ' FillY Service 7 p, n\. Evangclls- : Church Finance Committee· you would be haPPY· trY tolllloytic Servlee' 1·30 p. m., by pastor. Tuesdil' 11;30 a. m. Women's PraY· ~l~cy~~~H~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~======~==~==========~==;-:;;;;;======~ ~ Wednesday Churt~ J'rayer meet- er proup ~o. 11 I :30 p. m. Group Dtlt'::e &Pl)'llioUQt Deal lng 7:30 p. m: Leader-pastor. No. 2. 7 p. m. Christ••• CrusadHysellllun: Sunday School at m Halloween party; Wed. 6 p. m. ~ 9:30 a. m. Carrie Moore, Supt Primary Dept. Halloween party; Sund.-J mornlnr oervlce follow· 7:30, Mid-week prayer and praise; Bake s Of ~ Brea~" ·· ··· lng Sunday S<hool by pastor 8:SO Senior choir Thuroday C~urch Prayer meet· MI. Morloh loptlat Churth, MI•· llu:·',lng\on, in1 7:30 p. m. Jeoder, pastor. dleport, Rev. N. D. Bordon, pasl<lr: Revival Meeting-Date Oct. 10 Bible S<hool 9 lD, Arlena Reese. to Oct. 20. Ptace-Hysetl Run supt; Morning worship, 10:30; Frfe Methodist Church. TIJD•- BTU, 6 p. m. f,.. Mtlhodlot Chllrch,ltOY. W. 7:30 P• .m. Each cvenfng Evan Church of tho Nou,.nt. Mlddl" 1 strausbaugh1 Plllllor,' lAurel lcilat-aev. ' w. H. Strausbaugh the Rev Robert Palmer, pasIll!. Sun?iY School •1:30; Clau S~ctli slnglnr· each evening Bible S<hool 9:30, L<ster T.-J· cetlng 10:30· FMY•, si!tvlee 7:00, Eve1yone weleomo. su~t; Morning worship 10:30; 1 •reaching 8:00,' Prll)let mectlllji ,:;:;;;~;;;;;;;~.=:.::;;;s::;;;=::======.: Ned. ,7:30 Hy~l .'II~~ · Suodlll' , QITON Channel both theandSahobury and Bradbury he wedding or connie Kay Schools any lntcreated person• Carsey and Wm. Ch!pmaq was Will meet to make plane for lhotr attendod by a n~mber or ' rclacampal~n lor tho school levy In uy.. and friends A ''¥•Pilon as to conclusion-jumping. Th•y pointed out Salisbury township. held part folldwang the wedding • •wn~ ... ntlal Of education weaknesaes In existing knowledge ot how TB SPTS SH9RTS germs behave In mammals other than human Mr.. ,t.~~~~D H~!~~~~~ ~·1· Mr. and Mrs Rota~d Tomnce beings and cattle. For Instance, their number ter a. llarrls, l>lrs. Luta Ru..cll, and family apent Sunday In Co· Middleport " M 111 I lumb111 with their so• ' nd famtl• ( h uman cases associated with t b opets ,r& area ne Buel • M • ' u ercular Clifton. aod; ..Mea. MorKaret Cro 1- r and Airs Plul "Torrence and Was small, and It may have been that the shore, Columbu 1, were In Par- Gregory, TB germs Jn the two dogs and two •· kersburg Thursdly nlsht 10 attend 1--::::--:--:---''---ly were "i t 'it" ca .. mere· a parly at t~e ~t. J111oph's H01 p1tal n ran. through the animals. SchoOl of Nqrslnf. · Mlu Jane To But they wanted bll h HarriS, daughter of Mr and Mr· DEVOTED INTERESTS th pu c eallh sclentista W B. Harrla, Ia a •tudent nurse at OF MEIGS-MASON AREA roughout the world to know what they the school. Natlonal adverURI!I/1 rep~aeota· doing so they could look Into the posslbl:ue:se MIITIIIO CHANOID 1 too, and also so Jhore WQIIld ~e "a ' The annualotulflqr bee held by tG, N. •· predation of the possfblllty f ,, Wider ap- the Melp Co~nti 'l'llllero~loeta and Entered II IlCOn~ e)asa m~ipf of tuberculo is d o "'e occurrence Heolth Aasodatlon ha1 been mov· li!IIW at tile post ofllce at p001• 8 1n ogs and cats " ed loi'WIU'd one teek, Mn Murial "·ib.soch,rllto•tl'on · Bradford said teday. It will he at u• rates: Delivery ~Y Before medical science got TB In human 1 P.m. on Oct. 21, nul Monday, nallable 30 cenll beings under fair conlt·ol and th dl . lnotead ol on Nov. 4, u orlctnauy Senltlqel in atlvanee e sease stlll planned. Mietjna place Is the waa "th hli 1 U e w e P ague,'' there were 110 faclll- lleatll ldet~it Cltt.lreh., , esforflo~lngoutll.w. leap'd' tb '"~ ho . ~- ~, 1 · h ld '! r,.II!JI eiJ', use, ' PLAM Mlrit~ r · Bot pets passed TB gerlns back and forth. u now there Is the all Important question of n• ~~. tli<ornoon the "•rvoll'l" - and Where those " are. reser- ~O:n~ medlc~ ~Oirs" ~t'a a wh9PPIDJ 35 2 per cent. Three of~ Victims Ll'"e TOGETHER .,.. had active TB, a rate ot 8.82 per nt I mass X·r•y examinations of Glasgo::n~ ~ large, the rate wa• 0.72 per cent. The telenlisll then reversed themselves :)' eumtnlnJ the house-hold dogs and cats of ;:an helnga In whom 20 dogs and 15 cats ~~~ dllfl and two cats were found to be con: " en of TB germs This, the scientists s~d. ~~ ralle the que1Uoo or the advlsablllty of ....,w•DI dOfl and cats to live In tuberculillla . · ' · 8.00 The steve 6,3.0.; t;.mle•S, Ranob . 9:00 Dinah Shore · LOr~tta YoUng · 8:80 .' Gumb' •' JQ:ul) Fuiy < • Water/ron! ,. 10:30. CipJ. IIiU•nl News Headtlnes n· 00 True Story Jl!lfewatcb" t 1.30 Det.ective's Diary 12·30 Sign Qff ·r __:._;_.:.:..::,j...;.._:• ' 12 00 Foreign lntr!gue J2·SO The ~lg Picture :13'~Mon.~ay 1 00 Down On the Farm 8.45 Sl(n On • Western The,ter 7:00 Today Watch Mr'. Wizard 9·00 Sky King 8:30 Footl><U S<orebeard News Picture 10.1\0 to.3o Tres1s\ire Hopalong Ca!lldy u·oo ~dl:ur~al Nl.,t! Jamboree 180 Miles, Lock Fr.ee Water brouJ~ht 7 00 lJ'ea ~aok'• 7 30 ~Ill' . 8 1~ Slgn', ~o Have Other Features, Too ...... WSAl.-TV ,I' This reach or the Ohto nver 1s unique for a simple and very startling reason. There are 180 miles of lock free water between the Eureka dam to the south and the Apple Grove dam to the east, and that part of the open lower Kanawha River Nowhere else in all lhe length of the Ohto River can such an expansive area of pool water be found. There Is nothing even to com · pare with It For ex~mple, at Cincinnati only six miles cf water are available between locks. The sto· ry is slmllar at Huntington, w va, whm only five miles exist. Boats are so thick Jn the Cincinnati area the Coast Guard mounts patrols to preve11t disastrous colllslons, with not too much success Besides this attractive lock free pool of Nor do many people use the site for launchwater, this 180 miles surrounding us has oth· ing VtSJtors to this area's unique boating area er features. There are numerous sites for picare warned In advance about It and usually nics along the river; Letart Island and Chestay away, or learn their lesson at consider. shire Island are ideal locations for boating able expense and headache to themselves and parties. Along the Kanawha there are hightheir expensive pleasure craft. way parks near enough to the river to be easOn the other hand, Middleport, through of. Ily accessible by boaters ficiat channels took the lniUatlve to Improve ' Its boat landing last summer and when visit· lng craft have occasion to eome uhore here A1 d h Alfred Granae wiU bave lts they are guided to Middleport, not Pomeroy w ere else In the Ohio River valley Is Halloween party and pie so<lal at beauty surpassed or matched? We have Uter- the Granee Hall hil Friday evenally b j 1 lng Oeober 28 0r I rellence? een m ss ng the boat falling to capital- The Allred .MYF will ha It So Ho, Hum, what's the dlff...en""T b:e on an opportunity at hand since modern Halloween party In the c~~.: ...,. ..,.. pleas11re craft- first b basement on Thursday evenfna There is a difference. An avflrace Sunday II ecame popular with re- Oct 31 with Hemlock ~ d' through last summer found up to pleaiUre crea on-minded consumers. Ora~ge' youth aroup ao"';~~t!,n craft enjoying the wide, smooth 40 ""ach- of Our area Is not overly blessed ~th re<!l'ea' Tueiday, Ocl<lber 29 at 8 p. ))1. ow •• tlon 8 •• H tl the wscs will pr<Jent Ill p the ·Ohlo River at Pomeroy #end. Many are a, fli,.. un ng is llmlted to short sea• at the church here In obs;:;.:~ from oolnts outside the lmm•dl•te Ohio Rl· sons. F!Bhermen on occasloJI.stlll come away of "Week of Prayer and Self.,Oe· ver V f r.t. • from Forked Run Late, the Shade branches, nlal. a11ev. 0 ne 1arge amlly.pany every week the farm ponds, with dlsgu•ted looks on their - C 8 1end h rl f its boat here from Athens • faces and empty creels. • aunc e rom Middleport, and camped on A 1 ti Letart Island Saturday and SundiiY Cases s e1sure me Increases In our mechanl· llke this were not rare. cal future, more people will be looting for recreation out! t w LODGI MIT And 40 craft skimming Plf'r our water Is not t e s. e can see no firm reason The i;ldea Lodae, Knlghja ol 0 P~~eed with a gradual and planllll(l PYthl••· ~et thlo wppk with ~~r· a small handful to the numb~- that might be Interested in coming bere, o• being here al· exploltattotl of our natural asset, the Ohlo.Ri- son Jon,., chancellor.cammander, d · •· ver for pleasure craft pre&Jdlng on Thursday at the K o/ rea Y. enJOY boating. There are 25 "paid O t · • P Hall Aller the regular meolin~ up" members of the Big Bend Boating club ur owns could brighten their future by re!reahment.. were ~~erved by c., 1, taking on the project of · h Bahr whi ch so recently as two yeaago did not I d'"" tmprovt g their boat " 0 even e~lst. Each has a boat. These are but a an u>ei and facilities for boaters. This is par. MEETING CALLED nucleous of what might someday be here if ~~cudllarly true of Pomeroy, a landing at which A Spee~al meeting has been cal ;:p;~;;JD;;::J~:::-;;;;::~;:=,.~n(;n~gs~ca~n~n~ot~be~m~a~d~e~l- led 7 30workers at tho Bra,d· buryTuesday School atwhen from ,DiseQ$! In Animals m. Youtb meetlnt; 1:30. Eve~ervlce Wed. T:!O, 1'r11er '"~rv••• Thursday 8 p. m. CMann; 1 p. m. Pal meetbll. Churcfl of Chrltt In Chrhtlan Union, llidddleporl; Rev. GuJ r. Sayre, pallor. Sunday Seboo~ 10 a. m. Leo l!lll, Supt.; £venin& wor. ahlp 7:30; Wedllelday 7:30, Bible TELEVISION Project 01 Merit Is Seen For PomeroylnlmprovJng Its Boot Landing To Accommodate Pleasure Craft Use bot1Hhol41." ,, • • 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy..Middleport, ,., Oct. 26, 1957\ -' Co•entating, Edi~orially I . ' oa. 31 ... -;j,::... AHen ·Appliuce Serv. ,· 'ZU·E. ftU1n Sl. ' Pomcro) );', -· ·: · .:Atki1s Qlicks · ·-ker'_Fumiture Pomeroy Cement lloCk C' Stiffler Rei Allchor ;·: Ohio V(]lley Baki... .. Skate-A-Way . R. H. Rnlings.& $o!ls:~'' Yonr of, Hei.ter's Bakery· ·' w. va.•: .' KEEPS HERO~ THE GO s· t' a·o·· N · GER ·~·v,.w : Rev. ual'ff f'\c.k,~s. pa:~~~~H :uuday School 9:30 J.·m.; Yt .•copies inectln'll 6 45 p. m.; ' reaching service.& 1:30 P· m. Prayer meettna Wed. 7iSO p. m.worship ,lllst ;,rhursday S 9:30 7:30 Morning 8venlng INOr&hlp 8 on the lsi, 5th Sundays Prayer'. me~ting Wednesday at Ill\ Roclne Million Chilrltl lvoh put<lr, Services &und•1 7:80 l~d rues.. y 7:30 • · . ' . Church of 'hrl~l. pomoroy, Blbill ~chool 9.30, Rlcbam Divis, !upt. Morning worship 10:30, Tople ·'T~ • EldershiP:' Chrlatlan Endeavor 0 30. Evening servllie Dally VacatiOn Bible SChool Pi'oaram 7:10. A....tOIIc, ChUrch ' 1ht ~tr4 Jesas Cbrlat Schoo! night Rev. Rev. 1 ' AND GROW · .,. , · '' 1 ' , • E'·A ( .H ,-y EA R ''' ACTIVE YOUNGSTERS NEED LOTS OF MILK TO GROW UP STRONG and 'HEALTHY _ 1 . ' · Us~ Dairy Proaucts ' We J1J Z% lolel'~.oo your Sa,lnga · ·The~' ·FARMERS -. BANK i ;j ! '. ' "Qu•lltg ,.,.... ....• • . · .llellber Feile,Qllelervr. Syslem lfemb'er Fedeill Depesll buui'aaee CorporatloD ... ' '' ' } SPRING Hili..,.,.'!DIIRY • and S~vmgs Company '• ~ ' . GALIJPOI;IS ' \ • . , �·~~ ··. · .· ~ t. I ,, ... .. !"' I THE DAILY SENTINEL '. A project of merit In Pomeroy, if It is to 'tb 'li · eep up WI I sister ~wn of Middleport, 1s improvement of the boat 1andmg at the 1 old ferry shp between the upper and lower parking lots The subJect has been discussed occasionally among councilmen, and even in the Pomeroy Chamber ot Commerce. However, nolh· ing sohd has come of any inv~stigatwn or discusston to this date A casual examination of the old landing demonstrates clearly what is wrong w1th 11 Brtefly, erosion of water and the force of water beating againat the submerged con· crete has opened jagged breaks and rocks Jn the surface. This makes launching or removing modern boats from the water at that point extremely hazardous. It is nigh lmpoiio sible to use the landing without damaging & hull Net tesult of this Is that fewer and few· er, to the point of non-edstence. boats pull into the Pomeroy landing. k .: '-r-~nael3 our communities accepted th ·h 11 to e c a enge provide somethmg !me for boating 'll H Hum. TheD ' ---iJy-S-'e_D_l_ID __J-.0 Daybook • p b ~ Iro. es Prove Dogs, Cats, May Be "''ll,e·•ervo•'rs Sabeence 0, ~ " dB yG'rassgow Team Tu rcu OSIS Germs. , 4Canines TeSae By DILOS IMIT~ Unl'"" ... 'rou klt•ct .. ldllor NEW YORK (UP) - Sclentltlc investlga· ~!on has dl~;losed that dogs and cats may be reservoirs of tuberculQJls germs This Is Jm. portant ,being Isbever ecauae jjf tu d berculosls among human W pe out, all "reservoirs" of the germs wlll have to be wiped out first · The investigation wu notable because it was made in Glasgow, Scotland which h of the t (f . as one th mos e ective public health servlcealn also has as yet ijndetected reler· 0 rs germs that keep the "new Cll81" rate among people more or less steady. Other possible reservoirs h~d been h t"" and U c ec "" BO a n1verslty of G!u10w team headed by Dr. V. M. Hawthorne lootejllnto doea and eats. Firat, they checked til L ... " ~" f e, 11Uman con· o 14 dogs whleh wel'e, most definitely tubercular. VO~ wo~~~~ut Germ Contaets Are Studied These cont.cta numbered Bd 'but only 34 to lllveatlgallon. Of thon ' 8 ·ray1 of I~ showed e~rldence& of TB 8 Traetor Mornm··g S•ar 1 LETARTFAq TU~sday WJ H M.J~ yNIWS IIQII cou... 12 •10 p m . • • • Da'I I '/ Aft on YYO sr.. ot r' 1.\ y vn our bathed~ I n their report to the British Medl I Ass the sclentlsta remarked thc:t Upolnis to the ease with which muluttl lnfec. . pn occur." th~ "ractora for 'otumbuo, October 22. lei Ford Traetors. This now elve• Ru81ell Browft lftd his oraanl ' rantle of power to do l~n •tlon from ~WI''' Tractor 811 ~anr t~ the, !arrest lobs on '· Pomeror, PbJ~•. altende4 th( • ar1". nectlnr r· T~e <lmo~s· 8-polnt book up 1 ' S sUII retalhtd on ro • Tr The compfete line of equip- tors. Mort P!'UODI ac1 nent and Ford Tr1ct~ •II! be owned b th 1 ' ••·•• pmeat l~wn ~ 1b• ¥Q~~ ~ovember 15 11.1cd on ~theel~lll!~J':,n 1;!~: w en local ...,.... will hoi~ StJie ana apJ!earan~ baa not , .· ,.e.,. ,. · been f(lll~o!I4D. ~- TheM plul 14 pew" ' ' ~·• o.~ tb other leag will be wen ~ 011 ~ A.• •r.J!!O. . ~M!~M. ~~~. : !::, 12:30 _ ft , , ¥ Life on the Farm covtatn aaogaroo MDightyWMitohu~ Playhouse raw ..e Lucky s Cartoons Satqrday Piayhouoe Jlm'l'ie Dean Show Teeo-11e Dancce Party Saturday &howcase Garden Club JfeatUI'e Repolll Get Set, Go Jr. Town Meetinc hr.. WI \111111 ... ~· D"ive·ln ... B~~ebelorralller Ed Suplva•,Shll'f •t GE 'l'llea!N, . ., , Alired Hltcbe~ , .,. :: $64,00Q_CililieD'! ' ' What·- My )..IJ!e·. ' Sunday NeWI ~ ' Tile Late stiow , d 'Il l·· & , ::: 10:80 a. Live In Action , 8:SO 11:00 LQOk UnitedUpNation& ll:llO Camera Three 12:00 Let's Take A Trip 7:00 12:30 Wild Bill Hickok 7:30 1:110 Face the Nation 8:00 1:45' Football Kickoff 8:30 2:00 Profeplonal Football 9:30 4:45 CBS News 9:30 ,5:00 See 11 Now 11:00 8:30 Annie Oakley 11:011 )Allie 11:10 .;aour E810 Re..,._ ........ ::g,~;~~e Loiave':JI'To lleaver Robin ijood Bnm• and Allen Talent Scouts D~I!DY 'l'!!o'lll' . DUPont ~(M!Ciacular Up.ll).tll&-Minu"N'wa Sulinlnl the Weatller 'lbe Lat,~. Show -.,., · - - - - - - ~-- _ WHTN TV CL -.anne "" .,. IIJ!o--.111¥- I'L..--118 '"'~"'· ' ~ ~~~~~ Ja·D9 1;00 3:3Q· t:oo . o:oo 3:80 5I45 1 UO sten on lfovt.a Blbl' T~e .,l),sw Qotf ~t!IJI1 ~~•d ~aturd11 New, aevtew PerltnalPrpfUe •~ • '"'"It 11 "- ::: , :!:. ~=~~w UD 20th Celllw7 Theater Slip 1111 _ __ 11'~ .J ' • COMING Chan""' ·.M·'~, i'i:JitV !'" llwaroo'11~!'1'"1 8:00 Ca~ln . Suml Ch •a ' llrlghte~Dty ay- anne; . 1ilS t;•,r:1~t 10:00 Lamp Unto My Ftot 5:Dp Tile t:arjy .SIIow ~......, .. PLANTS _.._ _ _. . . . 1 .~ r- 8:45 CBS N~wa · , ' ' '' 9:00 llorninl Sbow ,( 9:00 CJIS New• • · 9:55 Mon!lna State $1m IO;(JO , Garry. ij_oore, , •1 TVcCI~!Sr9QJ!l,... · ' la:~o Arthur Godfrey ' " ,I 20th Centur;· ·' · W30LSUl,ltil.lllllDJ! '" 9,Jl l'ei'Q' ltlaoon 12:00 News at Noon Dick and the Duche11 12·15 Love of !Jfe Pale ~torm Sbow 12:80 12 45 Search for Tomorrow Have Gun, W•'ll Travel ' Guldlna .Liiht 1:oo Kau0·s Kl'·h Gunsmoke " en Golden Playhouse ~:~ :!athl~-~~.~~.~TUm• HTarbourmashler 2 30 Hduae;':rty • he Late S ow a:oo Bi• f~•off The Late Late Show 3,30 Wb~ y';'rdlct Ia Youra 4 00 a:oo , ~·ne " ' - W41t ~· . . ...:. ' 9:00 9:30 lO:(JO JO·SO 11:00 11:15 . .~30 r~~ i[ ~ Th~·;:..., ''oo Coun\17 Muilc JubUee triter Wella ·Nd WCHS•TV ~chan-.el' &'· 1 Radl' DI'CII Re~llijs 11:15 • l~:~ ~~~~e~.':f~ullet. u:so • They found that the Tubereular owners of tubercular animals lived together rather Inti· lllltely. The dolls In most cases were bathed I the same tubs In which the people :me doJs and cats were permitted to Uck th; nner plates; half the animals slept In the lime rooms In which their masters slept an4 lOme were permitted to 11et on or tnt~ th~ master's bed. ""l,b . I . •u,....x:lllaeyliaota~~o~~Aiiii1;'~!can;·lil{~·~~: ,!11~~:-~!d~!Si 1 00: - 7.00 7':30 ''00 8:30 9:00 9·80 10:00 11:00 11:10 Safu...I....-Channel8 ] 87·.'oo30 111 " f ~=Jn;:ln~~~:~:~~\~t'' CJ'f: ~""·'~~~'' , ,• . ' 11·30 Man lo ~; • · -· u·-w What one !i*ion can Do 12 15 Cbrist11D Solonce 12 30 TV Chapel 1 oo What's 'Your Trouble I t~ Industry on Parade 1 30 Look Here 2 00 Cleveland Browns 4 30 Wide Wldt ,WOII"ld 5 30 Ne)"s Picture 5·43 Gospel lflfmony Boys 6.!1(1 Meet the P!'esa.. . 6:30 My Frlepil Fllcb . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rhodes spent eeveral day• with the latter'• bro- Mr. ahd Mrs. W. E. Irvin of ther, Mr. Simeon, and James Davis Dover, Fla, left Monday for their and families 10 Columbus. home after visitl'ne a week wit~ Mr. and Mrs. Delmar. Hamm, Mr and Mrj. H B. Powell. Mrs John Hamm, Mr. and -•rs Mrs f. llayl WI~ oC Pome· Clarence Grueser, Mr and Mnm roy and Allen Hayman attended 8.00 VIrgil Hamm and /amlly and Dana the pumpkm show at Circleville I 8·30 llamm attended the Golden Wed- Saturday ', IOo·sooo ding Anmvemry ot their brother Mr. and Mrs J p Burnell or Mr and Mrs Albert Hamm or Lan- Charleslon and Don Powell or 10:15 caster, Sunday. · Columbus spent the weekend 110:30 L<ster lillltey, Mro. Bertha Holt· with H B Powell. 11:00 er, Mrs Norma Alllson were the Mrs Nora Gorham and sister. auests of Mr and Mrs Mary Hayman recmed word or 1.30 Allen Bally of Basban the death ol their brother-in·law Mrs Rlna Cross wos visiting her W•)llam Detzel of Lancaster. ' 2:30 daughter, ltlra Dorothy Davis and Mr. a11d M,. E B Lynch and 3:00 !amilv ·o! Racine daughter, Charleston are spend- 3:45 Mrs David Nease felt •nd broke '"" • short vacntlon with Mr 4.00 her arm one day this week. She and Mr~ H 8 Powell 4:80 wa1 taken to a hospit~l ~o1 treat- Mrs. h• 1/illoon !has move~ ~~oo , rnent. .. · .. !rom hel home here to the home 5:30 Mrs Goldie Dill assisted 'Mrs she r~ently purchased at Racine 6.30 Walker In making apple butter 11.;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=, 7.30 Tuesday ' a·oo Mra Bertha Holter and broth-er 8·30 ,~ster Bally, were calling on Mr' 9:00 and Airs. Valcle Spencer or Syra r 9:30 cuse recently , , ' p,; IO·OO HATRR!S()NV!LLE 10:30 I! 00 The Da0y,$entineJ ~attan, 1 Channel I I ,)lalrtbome and hi• associates were 11•30 1.:00 12:!0 10:55 Sl~n on ,> ll·OO This Ia tilt,:4fe pre,ochln& &ervl~ at 11rvlet f;30 ,p. m. Church ef Chrltl In ·Ch11ttlaoo lng preachlal , aeflilces ov~n~.;~;t~:;;:C, Union, Hobaon. Rev. 0. H. cart, 13, Nov. 10 and Dec. a. • pul<lr. Bunda.• Sebool, 0 a. !!'·· preocblna on Sept. 21, Annie Jolobltr, Supt.; Kornlnl Nov. 24, Dec 22 Cbrlatlm ...oadwt, 10.11 a. m.: Evenlnl Fellowsblp meetlnga 7 to I 1e"lte 1:30: Wed, 1:30, ·Prayer lint Tbqrad,ty • In the 'I IMl"lce. he~. tbltd Tlill{ldoy In tho 1 Church ef Chrltt. On6ury, Mr. and Mn. Clarence McDaniel Oranae church. Official Board 7:30, One·Won-01ile Thom11 Weii!J, puler. Bible of Reaver Falls, Pa., vl1lted over neetlng the Friday after preach· at W1pple heme. School, 9.30 William Kina. Supt. the week end w1th llr. and l(ra, , ·•& services· the prevlouo Sundt~ Christian kltnce locltly, loU Momlna Won~lp and Communion Tltua Ptekens and other relaUv•. morning. Homecomln& Sunday Ave., Pomeroy. Morn- 10:30, CbrlatiRD Endeavor, 6 p. m. ¥n. Laura Pickena ''"'~d ule · Oet. lith, basket dlnn..- I o'clock 11, PROBATION AF'I'· afternoon service' 2 o'clock Rev DEATH. Golden Te~t: Bleued Evenlna 1ervlte 7:30 p m. lira Georp Burns aiWI~ a LadieJ Aid of Elast Lelll'l, w,a. and Friday In mUlnl Harold c Doster, minister. EverY is the man that enduretb tempta· Mothers Club meelin1 Wed9eaday nesdoy apple butter. ' >ne welcome. lion: !or wben he lo tried, he SERMONmE evenlna at the home of lira. Sally OrlftiO Chrltlltn Church: Sun· shall receive the erown of life, LOYALTV TO CHRIST Clark KayiDng. lira. Burna, lin. Terry and Manhall Bouoh 1penl 1ay-S<hoot 10 a. m. Marvin Kee· which the Lord hath promised to a, lit¥. frod J, Go,._ Leater Zerkle and lira. Clarke the week end m Racm~ with their bauah. Supt. Communion and them that love Him. Jamea 1: 12. Mid<lleport Church of Chrilt were botleslea for the month. arandparent., Mr. and 'lin. Fred preachln1 service 11 1 m and Wednesday evening ~erviees at 8. TEKT: •11 ,. 1- .,. yo will Mr. and lin Cbarlea Allens- Sham. ovtnlng service at 7:30 p. m. Reading room with 11de entrance kHP my ....,...• worth and aon hu returned home Prine~p•l Don Ne..e of Letart llornlng preachlna on S<pt. 29, located at :ear of church, open 1<1 "Loyalty to Cbrlll" !J a vel')' after spending oeveral weeb with oct 27, No 24, Dec. 22 Evening the public, Monday, 2 to 4 p m. short phnae, but 11 ba& wrapped hil pare~ll, llr. and lin. Carl AI· School moved biB family into the house >aeated by llr. and )fro. preaching oct. 13, Nov. 10 ond Unltt<l Mtthodlst Ch•rch, E. within It the IUee<U of every Ill- lenawortH, MlddleD«<Dee. s. Chrlotian }'oulh Fellow- · Street, Pomeroy; Eu11ene divldual Cbriltlan life, and tbe Mr. and llfn. William Sunday VIrgil Wallter. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Nice and !hip meetings 1 to 0 p. m. lint Brown. pastor Sunday S<hool 9·15 triumph of the Kingdom of God! Thursday In the month at a. rn., Tbeo Smith, Supt.; Wor.hlp We ohould make every eUorl to and daugbi<.T, Wut Columbia "" d•ughter, and Jackie Gilbert of ited her pmnll, Mr. and lira. W. Newark spent Sunday with Mr. and lock Grove, third : Subject: "My Stewardship" polle88 this loyalty. H. BleWd, Sunday. Mro. LID)Id Niee Orange Churth MYF, Intermediate&, ~ P· m.; Sen· We might define tile pbra&e: llr and Mn. L<wlo Walker ol meetings oa uie lors 5 p. m. Family Night, 6 p, m. "Loyalty to Cbrist": - "IUch a Callina on Mr. and lin John preaching oervleeo Rev Brown will speak o• "What love for Him that we will In ALL Harrllon Saturdlf and Sunday .llinersv•lle opent Thursday with Sun~y · mornlng. A Methodist Relieves". Wednesday things make Him first, ond aur- were lin. Todd Cblklen and baby, their son, Mr. and Mrs. Vlfgil Sept.:..:!9 with 7 P m. Prayer meellng •Jill Cboir render to His w1ll" Mr. and lira. Ronald Cltlldera, lin. Wallter eommunlon and rehearsal. Mrs VanVrankln, Dir~t· Emma Stewll'land ehlldren, Dawn Mr. and Mra. J R L<e o! Jla. regular time In or. Loyalty to Cbrlll will bring and Mlehae~ VIenna. cme and Maude and Josie Pickens basket dinner at 12:45 and Alfrod Mtlhodlot Ch•rchl lttv. about lhe unity of the church. The Cllfl<ln Climben mel at lbe •pent Sunday w1tb Mrs L. E. Pickanerooon JerVIec at 2. Rev. Har· R M. Grove, pastor. Sunday School Loyalty oeeesallates out desiring home of Ann Wllllama on October ens of Athena. •!d c. Doster, minister. Everyone 9 30, Lloyd Dillinger, Supt Wor- umty, lor He prayed for IL LoyThe meeUna opened with the lira. Bhthe TheiSS of Dorus, welcome. ship, 10,45, Albert Warner, lay- ally to Cbrlll provides tile WAY ptedae pod aon&. Their pro- •pent Friday wtth Mrs. Edison to unity. Wbea we all fully do 1111 were Bileualed and the ev~ Broce. ' Chureh: Sunday School at 10 a. Ieader Sunday 2 10 3 P· m. ,.,.. will we wllloU be obidlngln Him, wu spent playing games. m. Cre&Uio Newland, Supt. Coin· Ices at Elmwood Rest l!ome Wed. and un1ty wiD bave como. It iB the Wllllama will be boateao to 7 munlon and preocblog at 11 a. m. 30 p. m. Midweek prayer; TUes., thmas thlt are NOT of Hla will Hallloween party, TUeaday even· ,.,..... Plaint Chriltltn 8 P m., OCt. 29, WSCS Week of that divide Ill· Loyalty to Cbrlst 24. lira. Margie Carl· on Oct. 6, Nov. 3, on W,9rld Wide and Self-Denial program at w1ll )Dilntaln unity - In 10<11 I H5soH Vo VA oppolnted Rally Day, Oct. 8 on World Wid• ~e ThUI'a., Oct. 31 • Hal· congreaationa. and In the cburch of the elub .c6mmunlon Sunday. ~l!ri•tlan Joween Pll'ly In cburcb ba"'ment world wide. There wUJ be unity of Youtb Fellowship meetings 1 to sponoor~d by ~F with Hemlock message, spirit, name, orpnizaTONIGHT 9 p. m. first TUesday In the Grove end Orange Youth groops u Uon and work. Rex Reason Rev~ly G-rjand ~~ Tuppers PlaiAS, third Loyalty to Cbrllt will bring the "BADLANDS Of MONTANA" Tuesday in mootb at Long BOt· , • 1 Chrlot, Middleport; F. purity of life He OJ!peell, into the A farewell pll'ly wu given on (In Regalaeope) , tom. Official Board meetlna Ule IRj:.rs:~~~e M:U~~~ life of every loylf•lndJvldual. "If Thursday aftemoon for Mrs. Myr- Mariball Thompson seeQDd TUesday In the montii.IW01'1thlp ye Jove me •Y!' will keep my eom· tle Wallter at her home Games Willard Parker Cbrlatlan Women'• FeUowsJilp topic "BE tile Aoo- mandmenta." Complete loyalty were pllyed ond lira. Jane Hill 8 P m. Cbri!llan Endeavor; brings putlly life. "LURE OF THE SWAMP" won the prize. Ice cream, we, the seeond Thunday In the (In Regallcope) month. Rev. Harold ·C. Do.llerl m. ETeoina w'onbip Topic, Loyolty tD will brina the coffee and eandy wu JerVed by the COMEDY and CARTOON Echoing' )'rumpet"; Wed., 7 bolteu. Tbe Wlitm moved 811· minister. Everyone w•leome: P m. 'Pr&Yer illeeUng and Bible Chrbt-Uke of love, for· uiday to tlleir farm at Ba&han Oct. f1 Lont 11011tm Christl_; Church Jtudy; 8 p. m. Choir practlee. to =~: Mr. ond Hn. Robert Boulh of Sunday Scb\101 at 9:30 •· m. )Irs. ' Htllh Motllodllt Church, Mlddl• biliUes. Loyalty is the aMWer, If Pat Boone Terry Moore Walter Brown, Supt. Communion port, Rev. C. Haymon Konkrlght, you are bavinl difficulty In poo"IERNAtDINI" ' •IDd Preaching service at 10.~ a. pastor. S•mday S<bool 9:30, Em· selling the CbNJian altitudes (Cinemascope-Tecbnlcolor) m. ond evening service at 1 30 est Covert, Supt.; Momma wor· Loyalty 1<1 cbrlll will purify the ,. Ma>rnlllg pr~acblng Oct O,.Nov. 3 ahip,.t0·30, !ermon topic "Our Ad· spirit and the program of our -alJo...:.. Dec. I and 29. Evening senlces vancil>g Church"; 8 p. m. Youth homes. Let UJ mate our homes ' llory Kay TriO Oct. 20, Nov. 11 and Deq. 15. Ftllowsblp. TUesday 1.30. MeUto· all the Lord wllll them to be! And A Bli Mllliw Call Prayer meeting and Bible Study diBt Men; Wednesday 7 p. m. ch\tir Loyalty 10 Chell! will solve the "CIIA.CHMH4 lOOM" Wednesday at 8 p. m. prietice; Thursday 1:30, Commlo- problem of financing-the work of Also CartOon Chtl;thm Youth FeUowablp meet slon on Education at home of Supt. the Kingdom. No chUI'cb hu a fin· The ~r · Almbst 7 to 9 p. m. first TUesday in and Mrs. L WMeComas. problem that would not AoNDAY otTDill » montll, a' , 'l'upper,s . Plilru, Pint Prolbrlorlon'Church, Mid. 1M! oolved 'bY, a complete CL'OIIJ) ., }: , Too N'ew 4 TUesday In the month at 'JIIIIf, R'lv Howard R..,.rr,•ilfttOr.l-ll!''fflY to cbrlat on the part of .... !Ill' 1951 .,..... Lona Bottom. Official Boord Cllurcb School,' 9:30, John Fultz, every member. When we let Him Wlldl For lt._lftl Nt11t meeting tbe first Wednesday Sup!; Morning worship I0:30 top. have His way with what we call To Be True Morch 19511 night in the month. Rev. Harold ic 'The Cood SlckneSB Can Do'; "ours",. apd we use our funds as C. Doster, minister. Everyone 6 P· m Westmmster Youth fel· faithful atewardo, the problem welcome. towsblp; Wed., 6.30. Jun1or Choir; dluppearo. 7 p m. Senior choir. Pomeroy, l)hlo ' . Tho Fo4tr•'-'~ Church: ' EvanP"""""lan Chureh. S•rocUIO, Loyalty to Cbrlll will fill the MASKED HALLOWEEN PARTY ..... rl ' churches for ill various services: ' ,. I I 8fllCII ltefonntcl • '"'·•~ on, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, paator. Com· Pomeroy. !lev. Waldo J. Bartels. munlon service 9 a m.; Chun:h II wlll $ci1Vate the members In con· stint evanaellam: II will keep us Pastor, Norman Kloos, .s. S. Sopt School 10 a. m. Pearl M<Brlde, f d · ·u ' I 1 Sunday Sehool 9:1& a. m. Wor· Supt. , rom wrooa Paces an ac1"' es Pomeroy' Budget Shdp~lil«- Q!llllet ship Hour 10:30 a. m Serm~ to- • Fl"t Boptlat . Church, Mlddit. and and attitudes. keep us In the right pliees' WED. Oc',r. 301h 7:00 - JO:OO ' ., pic ''The Complainers". ome po•t, Rev. c. E. Hoyt, pastor. 9·15 Loyall,\' to Christ will bring a Prizes for the Funniest, PreiUest &Spookiest. and worship. 'You ar~ II{Cicomc. Chur<h School, Gerald Anthony, very joyful way of life. Some peoC~, Tht ''" Melhtdllt Chu!d>- Supt.; MorniDB worship tO U toBallons, Ral!ll5 and Fun Fo~ All. Laurel Oliff: Sunday Sehoul at pic "The Benefit of Tithing", Nur· pie have only enough religion to • f • 1 I ' Door Prizes (Panda Bear, cue) and otll'er prizes. 9:30 a. m. Pearl Jacobs, Sup! aery lor babies ann small children; make them miserable. a complete Ma\et :; of llols~ lire•~' : •- 1 1 • loyalty to Htm wiU transform OUI' Sundar mornlna scrv"' ol ow- 5:30 Jr. and Sr. Hi BFY; 7:30 Eve- Jives mto llveo of constant joy. u EVERYONE WElCOME!!! int Sundar 'School by tho pPior worship, "Power With God"; ' FillY Service 7 p, n\. Evangclls- : Church Finance Committee· you would be haPPY· trY tolllloytic Servlee' 1·30 p. m., by pastor. Tuesdil' 11;30 a. m. Women's PraY· ~l~cy~~~H~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~======~==~==========~==;-:;;;;;======~ ~ Wednesday Churt~ J'rayer meet- er proup ~o. 11 I :30 p. m. Group Dtlt'::e &Pl)'llioUQt Deal lng 7:30 p. m: Leader-pastor. No. 2. 7 p. m. Christ••• CrusadHysellllun: Sunday School at m Halloween party; Wed. 6 p. m. ~ 9:30 a. m. Carrie Moore, Supt Primary Dept. Halloween party; Sund.-J mornlnr oervlce follow· 7:30, Mid-week prayer and praise; Bake s Of ~ Brea~" ·· ··· lng Sunday S<hool by pastor 8:SO Senior choir Thuroday C~urch Prayer meet· MI. Morloh loptlat Churth, MI•· llu:·',lng\on, in1 7:30 p. m. Jeoder, pastor. dleport, Rev. N. D. Bordon, pasl<lr: Revival Meeting-Date Oct. 10 Bible S<hool 9 lD, Arlena Reese. to Oct. 20. Ptace-Hysetl Run supt; Morning worship, 10:30; Frfe Methodist Church. TIJD•- BTU, 6 p. m. f,.. Mtlhodlot Chllrch,ltOY. W. 7:30 P• .m. Each cvenfng Evan Church of tho Nou,.nt. Mlddl" 1 strausbaugh1 Plllllor,' lAurel lcilat-aev. ' w. H. Strausbaugh the Rev Robert Palmer, pasIll!. Sun?iY School •1:30; Clau S~ctli slnglnr· each evening Bible S<hool 9:30, L<ster T.-J· cetlng 10:30· FMY•, si!tvlee 7:00, Eve1yone weleomo. su~t; Morning worship 10:30; 1 •reaching 8:00,' Prll)let mectlllji ,:;:;;;~;;;;;;;~.=:.::;;;s::;;;=::======.: Ned. ,7:30 Hy~l .'II~~ · Suodlll' , QITON Channel both theandSahobury and Bradbury he wedding or connie Kay Schools any lntcreated person• Carsey and Wm. Ch!pmaq was Will meet to make plane for lhotr attendod by a n~mber or ' rclacampal~n lor tho school levy In uy.. and friends A ''¥•Pilon as to conclusion-jumping. Th•y pointed out Salisbury township. held part folldwang the wedding • •wn~ ... ntlal Of education weaknesaes In existing knowledge ot how TB SPTS SH9RTS germs behave In mammals other than human Mr.. ,t.~~~~D H~!~~~~~ ~·1· Mr. and Mrs Rota~d Tomnce beings and cattle. For Instance, their number ter a. llarrls, l>lrs. Luta Ru..cll, and family apent Sunday In Co· Middleport " M 111 I lumb111 with their so• ' nd famtl• ( h uman cases associated with t b opets ,r& area ne Buel • M • ' u ercular Clifton. aod; ..Mea. MorKaret Cro 1- r and Airs Plul "Torrence and Was small, and It may have been that the shore, Columbu 1, were In Par- Gregory, TB germs Jn the two dogs and two •· kersburg Thursdly nlsht 10 attend 1--::::--:--:---''---ly were "i t 'it" ca .. mere· a parly at t~e ~t. J111oph's H01 p1tal n ran. through the animals. SchoOl of Nqrslnf. · Mlu Jane To But they wanted bll h HarriS, daughter of Mr and Mr· DEVOTED INTERESTS th pu c eallh sclentista W B. Harrla, Ia a •tudent nurse at OF MEIGS-MASON AREA roughout the world to know what they the school. Natlonal adverURI!I/1 rep~aeota· doing so they could look Into the posslbl:ue:se MIITIIIO CHANOID 1 too, and also so Jhore WQIIld ~e "a ' The annualotulflqr bee held by tG, N. •· predation of the possfblllty f ,, Wider ap- the Melp Co~nti 'l'llllero~loeta and Entered II IlCOn~ e)asa m~ipf of tuberculo is d o "'e occurrence Heolth Aasodatlon ha1 been mov· li!IIW at tile post ofllce at p001• 8 1n ogs and cats " ed loi'WIU'd one teek, Mn Murial "·ib.soch,rllto•tl'on · Bradford said teday. It will he at u• rates: Delivery ~Y Before medical science got TB In human 1 P.m. on Oct. 21, nul Monday, nallable 30 cenll beings under fair conlt·ol and th dl . lnotead ol on Nov. 4, u orlctnauy Senltlqel in atlvanee e sease stlll planned. Mietjna place Is the waa "th hli 1 U e w e P ague,'' there were 110 faclll- lleatll ldet~it Cltt.lreh., , esforflo~lngoutll.w. leap'd' tb '"~ ho . ~- ~, 1 · h ld '! r,.II!JI eiJ', use, ' PLAM Mlrit~ r · Bot pets passed TB gerlns back and forth. u now there Is the all Important question of n• ~~. tli<ornoon the "•rvoll'l" - and Where those " are. reser- ~O:n~ medlc~ ~Oirs" ~t'a a wh9PPIDJ 35 2 per cent. Three of~ Victims Ll'"e TOGETHER .,.. had active TB, a rate ot 8.82 per nt I mass X·r•y examinations of Glasgo::n~ ~ large, the rate wa• 0.72 per cent. The telenlisll then reversed themselves :)' eumtnlnJ the house-hold dogs and cats of ;:an helnga In whom 20 dogs and 15 cats ~~~ dllfl and two cats were found to be con: " en of TB germs This, the scientists s~d. ~~ ralle the que1Uoo or the advlsablllty of ....,w•DI dOfl and cats to live In tuberculillla . · ' · 8.00 The steve 6,3.0.; t;.mle•S, Ranob . 9:00 Dinah Shore · LOr~tta YoUng · 8:80 .' Gumb' •' JQ:ul) Fuiy < • Water/ron! ,. 10:30. CipJ. IIiU•nl News Headtlnes n· 00 True Story Jl!lfewatcb" t 1.30 Det.ective's Diary 12·30 Sign Qff ·r __:._;_.:.:..::,j...;.._:• ' 12 00 Foreign lntr!gue J2·SO The ~lg Picture :13'~Mon.~ay 1 00 Down On the Farm 8.45 Sl(n On • Western The,ter 7:00 Today Watch Mr'. Wizard 9·00 Sky King 8:30 Footl><U S<orebeard News Picture 10.1\0 to.3o Tres1s\ire Hopalong Ca!lldy u·oo ~dl:ur~al Nl.,t! Jamboree 180 Miles, Lock Fr.ee Water brouJ~ht 7 00 lJ'ea ~aok'• 7 30 ~Ill' . 8 1~ Slgn', ~o Have Other Features, Too ...... WSAl.-TV ,I' This reach or the Ohto nver 1s unique for a simple and very startling reason. There are 180 miles of lock free water between the Eureka dam to the south and the Apple Grove dam to the east, and that part of the open lower Kanawha River Nowhere else in all lhe length of the Ohto River can such an expansive area of pool water be found. There Is nothing even to com · pare with It For ex~mple, at Cincinnati only six miles cf water are available between locks. The sto· ry is slmllar at Huntington, w va, whm only five miles exist. Boats are so thick Jn the Cincinnati area the Coast Guard mounts patrols to preve11t disastrous colllslons, with not too much success Besides this attractive lock free pool of Nor do many people use the site for launchwater, this 180 miles surrounding us has oth· ing VtSJtors to this area's unique boating area er features. There are numerous sites for picare warned In advance about It and usually nics along the river; Letart Island and Chestay away, or learn their lesson at consider. shire Island are ideal locations for boating able expense and headache to themselves and parties. Along the Kanawha there are hightheir expensive pleasure craft. way parks near enough to the river to be easOn the other hand, Middleport, through of. Ily accessible by boaters ficiat channels took the lniUatlve to Improve ' Its boat landing last summer and when visit· lng craft have occasion to eome uhore here A1 d h Alfred Granae wiU bave lts they are guided to Middleport, not Pomeroy w ere else In the Ohio River valley Is Halloween party and pie so<lal at beauty surpassed or matched? We have Uter- the Granee Hall hil Friday evenally b j 1 lng Oeober 28 0r I rellence? een m ss ng the boat falling to capital- The Allred .MYF will ha It So Ho, Hum, what's the dlff...en""T b:e on an opportunity at hand since modern Halloween party In the c~~.: ...,. ..,.. pleas11re craft- first b basement on Thursday evenfna There is a difference. An avflrace Sunday II ecame popular with re- Oct 31 with Hemlock ~ d' through last summer found up to pleaiUre crea on-minded consumers. Ora~ge' youth aroup ao"';~~t!,n craft enjoying the wide, smooth 40 ""ach- of Our area Is not overly blessed ~th re<!l'ea' Tueiday, Ocl<lber 29 at 8 p. ))1. ow •• tlon 8 •• H tl the wscs will pr<Jent Ill p the ·Ohlo River at Pomeroy #end. Many are a, fli,.. un ng is llmlted to short sea• at the church here In obs;:;.:~ from oolnts outside the lmm•dl•te Ohio Rl· sons. F!Bhermen on occasloJI.stlll come away of "Week of Prayer and Self.,Oe· ver V f r.t. • from Forked Run Late, the Shade branches, nlal. a11ev. 0 ne 1arge amlly.pany every week the farm ponds, with dlsgu•ted looks on their - C 8 1end h rl f its boat here from Athens • faces and empty creels. • aunc e rom Middleport, and camped on A 1 ti Letart Island Saturday and SundiiY Cases s e1sure me Increases In our mechanl· llke this were not rare. cal future, more people will be looting for recreation out! t w LODGI MIT And 40 craft skimming Plf'r our water Is not t e s. e can see no firm reason The i;ldea Lodae, Knlghja ol 0 P~~eed with a gradual and planllll(l PYthl••· ~et thlo wppk with ~~r· a small handful to the numb~- that might be Interested in coming bere, o• being here al· exploltattotl of our natural asset, the Ohlo.Ri- son Jon,., chancellor.cammander, d · •· ver for pleasure craft pre&Jdlng on Thursday at the K o/ rea Y. enJOY boating. There are 25 "paid O t · • P Hall Aller the regular meolin~ up" members of the Big Bend Boating club ur owns could brighten their future by re!reahment.. were ~~erved by c., 1, taking on the project of · h Bahr whi ch so recently as two yeaago did not I d'"" tmprovt g their boat " 0 even e~lst. Each has a boat. These are but a an u>ei and facilities for boaters. This is par. MEETING CALLED nucleous of what might someday be here if ~~cudllarly true of Pomeroy, a landing at which A Spee~al meeting has been cal ;:p;~;;JD;;::J~:::-;;;;::~;:=,.~n(;n~gs~ca~n~n~ot~be~m~a~d~e~l- led 7 30workers at tho Bra,d· buryTuesday School atwhen from ,DiseQ$! In Animals m. Youtb meetlnt; 1:30. Eve~ervlce Wed. T:!O, 1'r11er '"~rv••• Thursday 8 p. m. CMann; 1 p. m. Pal meetbll. Churcfl of Chrltt In Chrhtlan Union, llidddleporl; Rev. GuJ r. Sayre, pallor. Sunday Seboo~ 10 a. m. Leo l!lll, Supt.; £venin& wor. ahlp 7:30; Wedllelday 7:30, Bible TELEVISION Project 01 Merit Is Seen For PomeroylnlmprovJng Its Boot Landing To Accommodate Pleasure Craft Use bot1Hhol41." ,, • • 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy..Middleport, ,., Oct. 26, 1957\ -' Co•entating, Edi~orially I . ' oa. 31 ... -;j,::... AHen ·Appliuce Serv. ,· 'ZU·E. ftU1n Sl. ' Pomcro) );', -· ·: · .:Atki1s Qlicks · ·-ker'_Fumiture Pomeroy Cement lloCk C' Stiffler Rei Allchor ;·: Ohio V(]lley Baki... .. Skate-A-Way . R. H. Rnlings.& $o!ls:~'' Yonr of, Hei.ter's Bakery· ·' w. va.•: .' KEEPS HERO~ THE GO s· t' a·o·· N · GER ·~·v,.w : Rev. ual'ff f'\c.k,~s. pa:~~~~H :uuday School 9:30 J.·m.; Yt .•copies inectln'll 6 45 p. m.; ' reaching service.& 1:30 P· m. Prayer meettna Wed. 7iSO p. m.worship ,lllst ;,rhursday S 9:30 7:30 Morning 8venlng INOr&hlp 8 on the lsi, 5th Sundays Prayer'. me~ting Wednesday at Ill\ Roclne Million Chilrltl lvoh put<lr, Services &und•1 7:80 l~d rues.. y 7:30 • · . ' . Church of 'hrl~l. pomoroy, Blbill ~chool 9.30, Rlcbam Divis, !upt. Morning worship 10:30, Tople ·'T~ • EldershiP:' Chrlatlan Endeavor 0 30. Evening servllie Dally VacatiOn Bible SChool Pi'oaram 7:10. A....tOIIc, ChUrch ' 1ht ~tr4 Jesas Cbrlat Schoo! night Rev. Rev. 1 ' AND GROW · .,. , · '' 1 ' , • E'·A ( .H ,-y EA R ''' ACTIVE YOUNGSTERS NEED LOTS OF MILK TO GROW UP STRONG and 'HEALTHY _ 1 . ' · Us~ Dairy Proaucts ' We J1J Z% lolel'~.oo your Sa,lnga · ·The~' ·FARMERS -. BANK i ;j ! '. ' "Qu•lltg ,.,.... ....• • . · .llellber Feile,Qllelervr. Syslem lfemb'er Fedeill Depesll buui'aaee CorporatloD ... ' '' ' } SPRING Hili..,.,.'!DIIRY • and S~vmgs Company '• ~ ' . GALIJPOI;IS ' \ • . , �' M~y Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·M144leport, Nei Feamres On 1958 Plymouth Weleome To The WONDER BAR tUIK AIMS NIAI SYIIA IOIDJI-.l"""JJI II10UIIti!IJ JU111, IIIII mUIIa,., "nlcl01 {backcruundl are llluwn ID 11111 CBS Newsreel pholo '"' tile Turkllllllde oC lbe Tllrluf Byrta horder, near town ut l.llahlye. Over the hlllo 119011<1 II Millie frldly ' Satur41y Nlthlt Round and Square Denclng Eddie Fife 111d the Shady Valley 8oya Football Scores Sijuated 3 Miles Middleport llrlow ELECT EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE STORM WINDOW KIJS Next Tut.clft "lUST TAPE IT ON" "lllfY·PANE" Oaly 98c "THE FINGERTIP W"'!I'RERSTRIP" MORTITI·· ··· 1 PEOP\.E$ \ 39c STORM WINDOWS 'I .~; ...... Only 29c SAVI COAL ONLY SOOT DESTROYER· · Only 49c All Sizes STOVE PIPE -REDUCERS- COLLARS, .etc. Customer Parklilg In Rear of Store MIDDLEPORT Canton McKmlcy 14 Alliance 6 Cleveland West Tech 27 Cleveland West 0 Breclc.mlle 3{) Cuyohoga He11lbl.i 6 Eaat Liverpool I! MartlnB Forry 7 Richmond, lnd 38 Dayton W1lbur Wright 19 Dayton Fairview 20 Dayton Silvera 18 Pl<jua Cotbohc 61 Duyton Shawen Acres 8 Canton 11mken 26 Canton Lehman 18 Jackson 59 Perry 0 Cleveland John Hay 12 St John Cantlua 0 Maple He1ghls 21 Berea 6 Clnclnnall Woodward 32 Cincinnati \1 ainu! Hill! 18 Clnclnnall Elder 32 Ironton 6 Bexley 35 Delaware Willis 12 Maryavllle 19 London 0 Lima Catholic 13 Delphos St John 13 Toledo Wa•te 2e Toledo 'Macomber 0 Toledo Central Catholic 29 Toledo Scott 0 Elyria 13 Findlay 0 Mansfield 14 Sandusky 6 \'ounaatown South 36 Sharon Pa o Sondusky St Mory 25 Tlffm Calvert 14 Fredericktown 20 Butler 0 Morlon Harding 16 Ashland 0 BOWLING IDGHLIGHTS YOU CAN SMILE l•en In the fact of trouble and a... by Fire ... If l'.. Are Fully , MIN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE CROWS STIAK HOUSE Louka 226 178 176 679 Menchlnl 132 172 162 486 Darst m 136 170 461 Gibbs 180 166 172 W6 Clifford 204 166 103 663 Totals 916 808 873 2697 OHIO PIODUCI E Thomas 174 183 124 483 Rees 177 136 146 439 Pollock 1U 168 136 436 Wllllamo 181 196 124 4&1 Burke 186 159 201 1546 TOTAL 842 836 751 2429 Don't Forget No•. 5th WilLIAM F. "BILL" HARRIS Candldale for SUTTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Your Vote Appreciated - Pd Pol Adv PaOTP£TED by INSURANCE No••"''-' :Stli Hawthorne puQtcd four tjm~s tqr 119 ~ards and Smilb booted one of 49 yards The Pant)len were pensllzt.'<l 31 yardf an~ Alb em 20 yards ATHENS COMJS .ACK Late in the third 9:uuter tile jlulldov caught tire and put lo getber their one drive of the evenlllg without commlttlnc a eOII· )Y error Hawthorne iJVe th~q~lbe ball after t~e opening kl~~oU by puntlna from his own 32 to li)e Athens 30 alter thp l'Jnlhe~.f!'!' CITY LEAGVI High Taree Game lnd Duddmg, 588 Hlgb Slnale Game W Duddmg 247 Team Three Game K V C~ds 2510 Team ,Smgle Game K V Cads 888 STANDINGS W L Av• K V Cads 18 9 832 Sports Center 16 11 '130t Stroh 1 Beer It 12 l.lf. Mr Bee 11 16 800 Delsy Ross 11 16 700 1 S Super Mkt 10 17 804 SEASON HIGHI 1nd 3 Games J 0 Brien 601l lnd I Game P Chllord W Dud ding 247 Team S Clames Stroh's Beer 2{160 Team I Game Slroh a Beer 984 TOP "5" BOWLII$ AVG P Clifford 184 Score by quarten Pomeroy 7 0 7 0-14 Athens 0 0 6 7-13 Scoring Touchdowns Johnsoo, Hawthorne Extra polnls Haw thorne and Spenoer Athens touch downs Smith (2), Extra point, Big gars POMEROY - enda Porker and Johnson tackles, Barntlz and Wer ry guards Welter and Struble center G1bbs Bacia Phalln Har rison Spencer and Hawthorne ATHENS - ends Stanson and Life tacl(!es Claire and Ball guard• Knight and Ruman center McGrath Backs Cornwell Gaskins Schwar~el Sm1tb Lea Cornwell and Nelson BATAVIA DOWNS EXTENDS BATAVIA ~· Y \JP - Batavh Downs has been granted a 12·dav H Lohse fRO extension of 1\s current meeting W Dudding 177 by State Harneso Racing CommiS G Kelly 174 sloner George P Monaghan Tho B Louks J Hoffman 17~ meeting, scheduled !o close Nov TWIN CITY LIAGUI 2, will now continue through Nov High Scores 16 li1gh Throe Game lnd , John Lewla 509 TUPPERS PLAINS High S1ngle Galnc John Lew11 1¥ lnly• lrlcklu 221 Mrs Don Schult& and dau&hter Team Three Gomes .,. F Ta\lern of are spendln& the 2051 with her parenta Mr Team Single Game F Tavern John Arbauah and son 733 STANDINGS W L Pet F Abboll 15 9 F Tavern 13 11 S Center IS 11 D Warner 13 II A Leg1on 101\ 181\ Kuloer 81\ ID~ IIASON$ HIGH. lnd 3 Games, Atklpl 110$ lnd I Game Jim Lew!J 242 Team 3 Gam!~$, F Tavern 20111 Team I G!mo F Tavern,'~!!! ~5" IOWLIRI SIRIIS I JohnTOPLewis $99 E McKinney SSO A Horn 82! Norton 112 1gagncr 499 .. •• JW pollq eeYen lhe replaeement value of tleiJ• <;ou.jl.&y Bar !IB'n ' lullllallon an• Material lltrl Time RefriJerator ThtiMUronce Attnh AaiOCiotlon I ef Melt• County I'll 35·1, Pomere7 Ph. 1\1-Y, Pom~rey Pb. ut-I; PomerQJ I Ph IUJ.I, Middleport ,, Ph. 8131-M, Mkldlellllrt 1 I'll. tP, , •• r ., I ~1 U H due to teachc1 ~~s_a_rnd ~-c_an_cei_Ie_d or I':;;;;;;:;;:;;:;:;;;;;:;;:~;;;;~;~;~;;;;;;.' ROMAN BAnLE FAVORED J BOSTON UP - Roman l}laltli will carry top weight of 119 pou ndo against 11 mals today In lhe $10 000 added Coloma! Handicap at Su!lolll Downs Deep Thougbt 118 and Double B1d 113 were the other h•gllwelghu for the m•le and one-1))\leenth trip over the tm r course JIWIL'S •IWARD FAVORED CAMDEN, N J UP T Jewel's Reward, repretenting the Maine Chance Parm of cosmetlca queen Elizabeth Arden Graham wah the 2 1 favorite to lead home a dozen flvais lodoy In the $277 160 Gar den Slate Stakes - the worlds fiChes! race I I You can eeMiy ti'IRI.f.,m that "fair weather" """ or breu"' way Into • txtrl ,... for fulr time u1e. Itt Ul fuR dtiCflll. w l11!1 6et I Y•..- tir ••dy ...,,. ,... .._.for ........ .,,.,"'.. I . . . . .,,.,..,., For W...*- Now Aal~<"-Gtmn~ yur ~~~~~d Pro~Uon WeT Your Radiator On~~ Car ' ~ ... ~ Vol& I *!C SllARK REFRIGERATOR IN OPERATION All Refrigeratora are Good Reeondlllonecl Refrltteratora Plllleo and Admin! Trade-lu SEE US FOR COMPLETI Dlf'AJU ! ASSOCIATED IW)IO and TELEVISIO~ JA:rtBiqll '" .,., ,,,.,,, "'' .. lflr, *¥til f~ B~L'fS ' t (.ft fl• q 4t I PLVG~ for~·-~~ h WILIL1AMSOH 'f. 01~~ : ' lll.STONI DISTliJUf,~~ J'U wm··· ' I I "\ ~ t' • co. I rlole, 111tl ctlllracctu -.. OlllaliiiJICI Ill ·~··1!11111 p' f ' Sertt'"Yw;~.,~ .I ... w. Clft ~ ~"' ud QIL nLTERS A\ ..... bttlr""'' ••~•!'•• ~ '-' ••w cdn1truction to at ID~ ! A pMf~ •r lttt111tW9J tn.....,. 1911"' " ""' ch~lflrtl:l'• ,...,,..,. ••,1ft pl.)· .... 'st PAniENT Jr,' ADVANCE AND'" QJJI . 'Pol Ady ' or OITIIeuFrledlw eo-~ ~P~ Soaday, Oetober Jf, 1157 Trap Ol'ld Still Targets Pnzes - Hams and Qacon 1~8 'WALTON F!\BM ' CHESTER, OHIO NOON TILL DARK \ FOR ONLY .........., ._:_NDORS&D BY Winter Tires SS.OO per month NA8WITBOD Qlurlf SHOTGUN SM()OT , Overall, it was a sparse mgh games t>IMet lawyer In ~ of· flee who lias had judldtil OX· Pl)rle~ fn the other Count¥ Massdhon sCI>rcd 14 polnls on I wo touchdowns In ihe first quart er with h~lfback Ivory Benjamin gomg over from the Cour·yard lme ond Childers taking a nlhe-yard Pnss for the second market W~rren was held scoreltlll unl •l the third quarter wb~n fullbac. Bob Slmrns plunged lo~ tho Black Panthers first touch~own ot actiOn Jue to many Thursday mght JUDGE a Town and Country' Rent-a-Refrigerator . . . _ Y011R filii INSlJRANCE corked a 38 yard pass to end Cl) "' Childers w~o spilled mto the end zone lor the score as he was lac klcd , ~ 1~ ly UNtT,tD PRESS The race for tb~ Ohio b1gh school football crown was thrown lnto a quandry today 1n the wako of tQp rated Watren Hardmg's downfall at t~e hapds or never to b< taken Ughlly Masullon The T1gm !rom Mlssill o~ pull ed on of the .1ear s biggest VICtor •es Friday mght upending t~c state a top tA.am, 2114 In the las• lour seconds of play The Masslilon vtctory came when quaJ'lerbaok Joe Sparma un FIRESTONE ~t ,...........,...., postponed due to the nu In another game, n\lltb • rated Canton McKinley belted A4llanr.e Massillon Hits W..U With Upset In Last 4Sees Bowling Highlights COUNTY •• ~~~~~a••· h,*• .. ..., \ '""""~ ~ u. ~ It lOIII IIWI o ,Jt 1111,1 TO , .. '1HE POMEROY W.,ENT 8JAc~ COM.'ANY ~ f~ of ~ .,.. ~-.P¥,0~ " " ' s,mee ' Colli!ll!IIQ '~""~y 8~ IJ,rernatlmtGIB..•~•IIoloJ �' M~y Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·M144leport, Nei Feamres On 1958 Plymouth Weleome To The WONDER BAR tUIK AIMS NIAI SYIIA IOIDJI-.l"""JJI II10UIIti!IJ JU111, IIIII mUIIa,., "nlcl01 {backcruundl are llluwn ID 11111 CBS Newsreel pholo '"' tile Turkllllllde oC lbe Tllrluf Byrta horder, near town ut l.llahlye. Over the hlllo 119011<1 II Millie frldly ' Satur41y Nlthlt Round and Square Denclng Eddie Fife 111d the Shady Valley 8oya Football Scores Sijuated 3 Miles Middleport llrlow ELECT EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE STORM WINDOW KIJS Next Tut.clft "lUST TAPE IT ON" "lllfY·PANE" Oaly 98c "THE FINGERTIP W"'!I'RERSTRIP" MORTITI·· ··· 1 PEOP\.E$ \ 39c STORM WINDOWS 'I .~; ...... Only 29c SAVI COAL ONLY SOOT DESTROYER· · Only 49c All Sizes STOVE PIPE -REDUCERS- COLLARS, .etc. Customer Parklilg In Rear of Store MIDDLEPORT Canton McKmlcy 14 Alliance 6 Cleveland West Tech 27 Cleveland West 0 Breclc.mlle 3{) Cuyohoga He11lbl.i 6 Eaat Liverpool I! MartlnB Forry 7 Richmond, lnd 38 Dayton W1lbur Wright 19 Dayton Fairview 20 Dayton Silvera 18 Pl<jua Cotbohc 61 Duyton Shawen Acres 8 Canton 11mken 26 Canton Lehman 18 Jackson 59 Perry 0 Cleveland John Hay 12 St John Cantlua 0 Maple He1ghls 21 Berea 6 Clnclnnall Woodward 32 Cincinnati \1 ainu! Hill! 18 Clnclnnall Elder 32 Ironton 6 Bexley 35 Delaware Willis 12 Maryavllle 19 London 0 Lima Catholic 13 Delphos St John 13 Toledo Wa•te 2e Toledo 'Macomber 0 Toledo Central Catholic 29 Toledo Scott 0 Elyria 13 Findlay 0 Mansfield 14 Sandusky 6 \'ounaatown South 36 Sharon Pa o Sondusky St Mory 25 Tlffm Calvert 14 Fredericktown 20 Butler 0 Morlon Harding 16 Ashland 0 BOWLING IDGHLIGHTS YOU CAN SMILE l•en In the fact of trouble and a... by Fire ... If l'.. Are Fully , MIN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE CROWS STIAK HOUSE Louka 226 178 176 679 Menchlnl 132 172 162 486 Darst m 136 170 461 Gibbs 180 166 172 W6 Clifford 204 166 103 663 Totals 916 808 873 2697 OHIO PIODUCI E Thomas 174 183 124 483 Rees 177 136 146 439 Pollock 1U 168 136 436 Wllllamo 181 196 124 4&1 Burke 186 159 201 1546 TOTAL 842 836 751 2429 Don't Forget No•. 5th WilLIAM F. "BILL" HARRIS Candldale for SUTTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Your Vote Appreciated - Pd Pol Adv PaOTP£TED by INSURANCE No••"''-' :Stli Hawthorne puQtcd four tjm~s tqr 119 ~ards and Smilb booted one of 49 yards The Pant)len were pensllzt.'<l 31 yardf an~ Alb em 20 yards ATHENS COMJS .ACK Late in the third 9:uuter tile jlulldov caught tire and put lo getber their one drive of the evenlllg without commlttlnc a eOII· )Y error Hawthorne iJVe th~q~lbe ball after t~e opening kl~~oU by puntlna from his own 32 to li)e Athens 30 alter thp l'Jnlhe~.f!'!' CITY LEAGVI High Taree Game lnd Duddmg, 588 Hlgb Slnale Game W Duddmg 247 Team Three Game K V C~ds 2510 Team ,Smgle Game K V Cads 888 STANDINGS W L Av• K V Cads 18 9 832 Sports Center 16 11 '130t Stroh 1 Beer It 12 l.lf. Mr Bee 11 16 800 Delsy Ross 11 16 700 1 S Super Mkt 10 17 804 SEASON HIGHI 1nd 3 Games J 0 Brien 601l lnd I Game P Chllord W Dud ding 247 Team S Clames Stroh's Beer 2{160 Team I Game Slroh a Beer 984 TOP "5" BOWLII$ AVG P Clifford 184 Score by quarten Pomeroy 7 0 7 0-14 Athens 0 0 6 7-13 Scoring Touchdowns Johnsoo, Hawthorne Extra polnls Haw thorne and Spenoer Athens touch downs Smith (2), Extra point, Big gars POMEROY - enda Porker and Johnson tackles, Barntlz and Wer ry guards Welter and Struble center G1bbs Bacia Phalln Har rison Spencer and Hawthorne ATHENS - ends Stanson and Life tacl(!es Claire and Ball guard• Knight and Ruman center McGrath Backs Cornwell Gaskins Schwar~el Sm1tb Lea Cornwell and Nelson BATAVIA DOWNS EXTENDS BATAVIA ~· Y \JP - Batavh Downs has been granted a 12·dav H Lohse fRO extension of 1\s current meeting W Dudding 177 by State Harneso Racing CommiS G Kelly 174 sloner George P Monaghan Tho B Louks J Hoffman 17~ meeting, scheduled !o close Nov TWIN CITY LIAGUI 2, will now continue through Nov High Scores 16 li1gh Throe Game lnd , John Lewla 509 TUPPERS PLAINS High S1ngle Galnc John Lew11 1¥ lnly• lrlcklu 221 Mrs Don Schult& and dau&hter Team Three Gomes .,. F Ta\lern of are spendln& the 2051 with her parenta Mr Team Single Game F Tavern John Arbauah and son 733 STANDINGS W L Pet F Abboll 15 9 F Tavern 13 11 S Center IS 11 D Warner 13 II A Leg1on 101\ 181\ Kuloer 81\ ID~ IIASON$ HIGH. lnd 3 Games, Atklpl 110$ lnd I Game Jim Lew!J 242 Team 3 Gam!~$, F Tavern 20111 Team I G!mo F Tavern,'~!!! ~5" IOWLIRI SIRIIS I JohnTOPLewis $99 E McKinney SSO A Horn 82! Norton 112 1gagncr 499 .. •• JW pollq eeYen lhe replaeement value of tleiJ• <;ou.jl.&y Bar !IB'n ' lullllallon an• Material lltrl Time RefriJerator ThtiMUronce Attnh AaiOCiotlon I ef Melt• County I'll 35·1, Pomere7 Ph. 1\1-Y, Pom~rey Pb. ut-I; PomerQJ I Ph IUJ.I, Middleport ,, Ph. 8131-M, Mkldlellllrt 1 I'll. tP, , •• r ., I ~1 U H due to teachc1 ~~s_a_rnd ~-c_an_cei_Ie_d or I':;;;;;;:;;:;;:;:;;;;;:;;:~;;;;~;~;~;;;;;;.' ROMAN BAnLE FAVORED J BOSTON UP - Roman l}laltli will carry top weight of 119 pou ndo against 11 mals today In lhe $10 000 added Coloma! Handicap at Su!lolll Downs Deep Thougbt 118 and Double B1d 113 were the other h•gllwelghu for the m•le and one-1))\leenth trip over the tm r course JIWIL'S •IWARD FAVORED CAMDEN, N J UP T Jewel's Reward, repretenting the Maine Chance Parm of cosmetlca queen Elizabeth Arden Graham wah the 2 1 favorite to lead home a dozen flvais lodoy In the $277 160 Gar den Slate Stakes - the worlds fiChes! race I I You can eeMiy ti'IRI.f.,m that "fair weather" """ or breu"' way Into • txtrl ,... for fulr time u1e. Itt Ul fuR dtiCflll. w l11!1 6et I Y•..- tir ••dy ...,,. ,... .._.for ........ .,,.,"'.. I . . . . .,,.,..,., For W...*- Now Aal~<"-Gtmn~ yur ~~~~~d Pro~Uon WeT Your Radiator On~~ Car ' ~ ... ~ Vol& I *!C SllARK REFRIGERATOR IN OPERATION All Refrigeratora are Good Reeondlllonecl Refrltteratora Plllleo and Admin! Trade-lu SEE US FOR COMPLETI Dlf'AJU ! ASSOCIATED IW)IO and TELEVISIO~ JA:rtBiqll '" .,., ,,,.,,, "'' .. lflr, *¥til f~ B~L'fS ' t (.ft fl• q 4t I PLVG~ for~·-~~ h WILIL1AMSOH 'f. 01~~ : ' lll.STONI DISTliJUf,~~ J'U wm··· ' I I "\ ~ t' • co. I rlole, 111tl ctlllracctu -.. OlllaliiiJICI Ill ·~··1!11111 p' f ' Sertt'"Yw;~.,~ .I ... w. Clft ~ ~"' ud QIL nLTERS A\ ..... bttlr""'' ••~•!'•• ~ '-' ••w cdn1truction to at ID~ ! A pMf~ •r lttt111tW9J tn.....,. 1911"' " ""' ch~lflrtl:l'• ,...,,..,. ••,1ft pl.)· .... 'st PAniENT Jr,' ADVANCE AND'" QJJI . 'Pol Ady ' or OITIIeuFrledlw eo-~ ~P~ Soaday, Oetober Jf, 1157 Trap Ol'ld Still Targets Pnzes - Hams and Qacon 1~8 'WALTON F!\BM ' CHESTER, OHIO NOON TILL DARK \ FOR ONLY .........., ._:_NDORS&D BY Winter Tires SS.OO per month NA8WITBOD Qlurlf SHOTGUN SM()OT , Overall, it was a sparse mgh games t>IMet lawyer In ~ of· flee who lias had judldtil OX· Pl)rle~ fn the other Count¥ Massdhon sCI>rcd 14 polnls on I wo touchdowns In ihe first quart er with h~lfback Ivory Benjamin gomg over from the Cour·yard lme ond Childers taking a nlhe-yard Pnss for the second market W~rren was held scoreltlll unl •l the third quarter wb~n fullbac. Bob Slmrns plunged lo~ tho Black Panthers first touch~own ot actiOn Jue to many Thursday mght JUDGE a Town and Country' Rent-a-Refrigerator . . . _ Y011R filii INSlJRANCE corked a 38 yard pass to end Cl) "' Childers w~o spilled mto the end zone lor the score as he was lac klcd , ~ 1~ ly UNtT,tD PRESS The race for tb~ Ohio b1gh school football crown was thrown lnto a quandry today 1n the wako of tQp rated Watren Hardmg's downfall at t~e hapds or never to b< taken Ughlly Masullon The T1gm !rom Mlssill o~ pull ed on of the .1ear s biggest VICtor •es Friday mght upending t~c state a top tA.am, 2114 In the las• lour seconds of play The Masslilon vtctory came when quaJ'lerbaok Joe Sparma un FIRESTONE ~t ,...........,...., postponed due to the nu In another game, n\lltb • rated Canton McKinley belted A4llanr.e Massillon Hits W..U With Upset In Last 4Sees Bowling Highlights COUNTY •• ~~~~~a••· h,*• .. ..., \ '""""~ ~ u. ~ It lOIII IIWI o ,Jt 1111,1 TO , .. '1HE POMEROY W.,ENT 8JAc~ COM.'ANY ~ f~ of ~ .,.. ~-.P¥,0~ " " ' s,mee ' Colli!ll!IIQ '~""~y 8~ IJ,rernatlmtGIB..•~•IIoloJ �I ,1, . . S-Dtil1 SenUnel, PomeroY,·Yiddleport, 0., Oct 26, 1957 \ ! ' I' I Legal Notice COMPJ..E'I'B .lllluroneto ProleCtioa, 1 f-~=~~=;~~;;;;;~~~;~~;;;;;1 DIPEND~LB RESULTI ~uto, Lif1, Fire, Pollo. Olllo.Cll1 Dtlf NDTICI Dr. ILiCTfON ON TAX IIIU., lltlidle..,rl. tiVY IN IXCISS 011 THI TIN 'tERMITES lll'l'IRMINATID MILL LIMITATION For free ID>p~etion phillle ~~~. ,NQTICE 11 hereby given lbat In Gllm>re Supply Sl'll'e, Pomero7. punuanco of a Resolution of tbe .o\11 wort guaranteed Fully In· Board ol Edur.llon of the Columbia :IDa , sured Vaugllln's Industrial and Local ~>cbool DIStrlel, Metes Coun\. ~l'V Red fe•tial Termite Control ~ ty, Ohio, pa..aed on tho 3tH day BATES vice. St M~·~_7_25_U of August, 19157, there wdl he sui> f"';;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;~.;;;;;;;11 mltted lo a vote of lhe people of I Mil Jet ..... : - IIKrtiOD. Mini- charp ~ :00.'1 &aid Columboa Local School Dll· fll' word ftr Wit -lltfft iDllertfOIIL ' lrocl :1 the 'oneral election to he Spoolal- ODe moalll for 2tlcenla per word. held In the s01d Columbia Local FIIU rate of 2 cellll 1111' WOl'll Will be ehlrled for admtlstn& U mUCTURAL I IIAMI School DIStriCt Me1gs County, Ohoo lilt~!~'ron Plld lor lbt lltllof OldiiiiOIItb fo1Jo'lrillrll~Je1.on. · at th• regular places otvotlng here Ill befan ~,.,.Sbcltlm be reuorled Immediate.,. ·.CUP 11011 -IIIITW Dally SenUnel will not be responsible for more than one mcor· 1n on Tue&tby, the 5th day of Nov r.ct IUortlon. OH 10 VALLEY ember, 1937, the question of levyCard of Tbaab and fiDellll Nollees ol EvaniiSI.OO. O!llllllrill 1ng, 1n exes. of t~e ten mill liml· fUblidw! atlOIIIIperwtlld. JUNK CO. tatoon, for tbe 1benefit of the Co" - 110 - . . , lumbla Local Sehoot Dlslricl for (I) the purpose of Current Expenses IIOYI size 12 revenlble eoat BoY! overcoat, •ir.e 12 Cub &Cout uni - - SOld tax being A ronewal of a Hoodqu~n For RADIO & TEW!VISION oERVICE, tax of seven molls and an 1ncre0!e form, size 14 Call 111-M lam&Onlte Luuage - Lane Cedar 10 16 6lfc Phone 20!l Cleland AppUance one moll to •onalllute a tax of C~esta - LAU W10dow P'laa- -==.~:::;:: Store 116 W llta1o St., Pomeroy eight nulla at a rate not exceedmg Frl,cldatre Refrigerator& :-:- -· 2 23 II 8 mUll for csch one dollar of valulabr FumftuH, Middleport, Ohio U&ed Electric r-..ve $3G 00, Coa: 1,;;;.;-;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..~-, alton whocb amounts to eighty U9U Heatrola $20 o. , Gas Fumocn CONCISTI BLOCIS cents for eo.ch one hundred dol -=----~ -___,eonvenlon bureau $4000 The Polio for aald Elocllon woll l~t & Phone 6128-X 10-7-l!tfc , , ,~.., Laoo' be open at 6 30 o'dock A. lrl and "RUBBER BLOC" ~v. remain open until 6 30 o'clock P LOST Lady'a Wbite Billfold. Be· TURKEYS live or dres~ed 50c 111 • ""' Jl Eastern SlanJard Time of Bald tween Kroger's and L&Z Thurs- drel8ed. George Spencer, Wolf day day, Oc~ 17 Finder may keep Pen Road, Rl I, Pomeroy • 10 !8Uc Hy order of lhe Board of money Pie,.. return boiUold. ' Elections, of Meogs County Mrr. Pa¥1 Disney t Ohio M~~<"' 'City, w Va Goo4 living rqom om! for ,ale. Robert N Clark, chaorman '• 1~ 211 3tp Green covmns. Phone a;63 Albert Gloeckner, clerk --~- - _ ~-10 2 6tfe Dated September 23, 1937 t8b• ~utoServices - - - - -- ~ (10) 5, 12, 19, 20, Cl<l I. H RA\'1 LINGS SONS CO - 24 Will sawflce 19~7 hOuse tra1lco hour Wrecker SeMiice D11 32 fl ,Call after 3 P M Jam" NOTICI OF ILICTIDN ON TAX Phune 6::27 Night Phone Morrison. Wlllt&m' Mobile LIVY IN E~CISS OF THI TIN 8089-X D<.DGE • PLYMOI.Tnl Cuurt, 110 Columbus Rrl , At Good CltiD Ulled CUI MILL LIMITATION DEALEP.~ I e tf bcno, Ohio 10 23-4to All Hlkea111d Modell N011CE is hereby goven lhat m --:-::-~-- -c~pursuance of a Resolution of. the Board of Eduoatoon of the Soilsbury Local :;chool, Meigs County, FOR SALE, UI!O Wtlly1 loop Sla· AUTO SALES Ohoo, pas~ed on the 7th day of lion Wagon wltb overdrive Good ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ I uno, 19~7 there will be aubmll· condllion Cllll 229 II ted lo a vote of the people of Bald 10 21 6tp MAl WAl;l) Salubury Local School Dulrlct at =:-::--;;-::;::--;;: • " tho general election to he held on 11M Plymouth V8 ..1,691!, : dr SAVK UOO 10 UOOO ~ the Salisbury Local School DolHard Top, Power pack Auto- 1, 2 and 8 bedrOODII, larse tricl, Meogo County, Ohio, al the moUe ahift Fl)led lo the brim atock, must gol Bring your If& regulor placeo of 'olinl thereon, with vim Blaettnara, Pomeroy, tires )nd your pr~blemt, DIPY~ on Tuesday, the 5tb day of NovOhio 10 It 6lc In tomorrow Try us, we're diiiL ember, 1937, lbe que1Uon of levying on the very loweat ,POBQIIJt lng, In oxee" of the ten mUI lim • terms. New and uJed. Truck: 1951 FORD 2 ton $1,395 Ten ,.ldlht, hu~e ttl.-liiJ llatlon, for the benefit of the Rydraull•• dwnp Good 0 23 x 20 Salisbury Local School DlatrJCt 10 ply ttre' 10 II dump body Free delivery, q <k, open -----""'!'....,~-"""I for the purpoue of eurrenl ex1 2 •Peed •ile, ~dy lo work. "" 1' •• pltllel. Ds A PttoNE , 'W_E BUY I"' (€' FC.:.nd - - -·- (81 Auro Soles TRAILER5 METROPO LITAN lj BU" NOn;! a•ne1•1•11• BIHIInar't, Pomeroy, Oblo. ' 10 lUte :::--f..-::::::-•-:=::-:::--:-::::-"';;;-:= WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SALES -~--- -~ - '!'rook· I~ GMC 2 ton $1,281. Hydrauli4'1dump. E~eelleni!O II. U. S. South Dump body Gootl 8 25 • 10 ply tirea. 2 !peed axle. Blaeltnar't, WAVERLY, OHI0 Pomeroy, Obio. · 10 19 8tc ~~~~=~~~~~~~:1 1965 Bitlek $1.9113. RoadiiUltter • _ - - - -dr Sedan. Buick'• flneat. Power Beagle raLult dogo for sale or Steerl!ll 1nd brakes. We've aer· trade Howard B Stolt, :Yoddlevlctd lliit car ainee new Blaetl- port Rt. 1, llobiun Roa~ nu'4 Pomeroy, Ollio. 10 10 2 81fp zs ·::-::-:::::::- -- Said tax helng· A renewal of five mills •nd an in ere a,. of live mills to eollllltute a tax of ten • • 1 mills, al a rate not exceeding 10 RodMY mllll for each one dollar of vatu 11\'!IURANCE 4G£NCt atlon, which amounta to one dollar PIN. Aut-DIIt, Htlllll for each one hundred dollars of voluallon for love years. AtCIDINl ~He. Cuu1lty ••d.... The Polio tor &aod Election woll be open at 6 30 o clock A M and remain open untd 8 SO o'clock P In MIODLIPOlT, OHIO 'M Eaotern Standard Time of said ' 1M-M PIIONia tilt day ~7:~~~~~P.~~~ By order of the Board of 1 Elechou•, of Meogs Coonty _ - - -Ohoo a rof)m H01, ,.,. ror Sole, 4 bet! Robert N Clark, eha1rman ronms, 111 bath•, attoched gar-) Albert Gloeckner, clerk age, modern kitchen, full base Dated Scptomb<r 211, 1957 ment, corner lot convenlrntlv (10) 5, 12, 19, 28, ftc locotcd O• ncr being tran,rer· re~ C• It 11093 'M 1o.2C-3tc NOTICE OF ILICTION ON TAX 110 t! I Insuronct ·- Downint Roal Estate Broker , I I ( 21 ) Reo I Estaht shift. A cuatom Bdu1 1t Kltehehn KltcFrhen wing model deslane 1or your ome cc Blaetlnar't, Pomeroy, Ohio. esllmateo Foreman & Abholl 1 10 19 6tc Phoao 8204 Y. 6 6 tf IiiM"Pon~ 8 cyl. $1,195 Star roR SALE - ApplOI. New Ha Cblef C , Cpe. Now lilht blue von Orchard, New Haven. Phone top. Hy malic drive. El'lln 1111 TU-241188 7·29t> priu-carttea you away. Biaet LIVY IN IXnSS OF THE TIN tn~l, Pomerll)' hio 10-INtc FOR SALE one Lanc11ter deep MILL LIMITATION well Jel pump with pre11ure ~ NOTICE I• hereby given that In tank add •witch. AI&O fiG-feel oq feet of spaco, ,eJOICtriiC• purau8l.ce of 1 ReBolulion of the 191 ~01 It plastic ptr.e, t II x I Yt, one 1ty, coal furnace, two CJ&terns, Council of tho Village of Racme, architect's drawing labl1, • uol TWO RABBIT DOGS A-Hen ~;1Cii close to Pomeroy corporatlnn h and tools One ty!l"wrlter deek lnnlts High & dry Could ~ Me1gs County, Ohio pa,.cd on 1 e InGer. !lear Cblldrcn'& nome convertcd into nice homo or 2nd day or July, 1957 there will 10 28 6tc and one filing cabinet, handmade, be auhmltted to a vole of tho peoOne electric table s~w, one wQod lll>Urlmont buildong or 1malll1115 pie of said VIllage of Racille at the Mailc""iib.!Ja-;-Kltchen rang, In lathe, one &olld osk aidoboard, lnC>s hoildlng One aero land general election to he held In tho excellent condllion t5Q 3 one "Wbi'e" aewlng machine, Sre thb !II~ • gdod buy, at Village of Racine, Ohio at tHe oegpleee livlnl ruom aultc only antique Pbono Pomeroy 0111-J P5 DO Cont1t1 Chart,. Penp 10 2 61k $31!00 00 ~'or furthor lnforniO· ular PIMCE! of votlnl lhercilt, on tton cnlf or sec Tue•day, the &h day of November leo, IU S.outh l'oflh Ave, !ltd· Gto1'9t S HobaltHar Jr. 1-:-14-:-1-Fo::-r dleport, Phone 04J64.lf Rttl loltlt lroktr 1937, lho queolton of levymg, in ID-32-IIfe 225 I. 2nd If. ~hena 232 eXec" of tho ton mill limitation. For Rent - Exlen;.Gn- f"ldd,;., · Pomt,.r, Ohio lor the honcfil of tho Village of 1::M;.;d"Wt Disc 1- fnler- Scaffold B'oard•, 1lrop Cloth• • 10 25 3tc Racine for the purpose ol <;ur· Dtlional di&C Y fl - rubber Clinton Fisher, Middleport •~~~~pll~~!l!!!!l!!!~ J rent Expenso• belt, I in wide 30 fl long, 2Phone 62Cii-X. II Ill -R SALE by -own-er- 2• acres of Said tax holng an addotlonal tax FO 111 H P. molcll'a, be"y duly two ndlls al a rate not exceed· ltanley Glbba, Long Bottom, !'railer llttco lfetrl of Middle- c>cetlent true~ ltOUnd• 2& acre• of ing 2 mills for each one dollar of port Gel loc1led befort muddy Boule No 2. I0.3·8llp timber Modern ~onljl. Bath, gas valuation, wiJlc!J amounla lo tweo· ground hurlo you Phone 9il63 furnace, bUIII·in• kitchen, hard· ty eenla for Mch one hundted dol· t:loetroluo Sweeper ond ~larl,el Edgar Reynolds, Reynold's Dair~ lvood fioors Near Kaiser Alum· 1an o1 va 1ua 11on 1or 11 ve yearft. For Sale. call 3481 before 8 a Store, Middleport, Ohio inllm and other indullrie& Tho Polls for said Election will .,, or alter Cp m 10 18 8lfc 10 2 fillc $2MOO Write BoJ 95, Ravena- be open II 0 30 o'clock A M and I'OR tALl - Applet. Pk'lland, wood, W. Vt IO 18 81p remain open until 8 SO o'clock P W~tecJ ()hi~ Brilt.j own conl•inel1. C 'M Eastorh Sltndard Time of said' day, i .J....~ ~O!~P Relioble By ordeo· of lhc Board of "'nti be phy11l~a. I IY 11" inch Elocllona, of Meigs Coonty and TV a wilting Ohio. ' hour Apply roek· llobort N. Clark, ebaironan roglstor 800 W Mtltl1 Albert Gloeckner, clerk I0-23-3lc ' ' Mit Dated Septomber 25, 1937 Cliff sub Driver , or • uol a, ta. 19, 28, 4tc Route. Cont,.lt 23 ale write In ~re of IG-23-61<!, LIVY IN IXCISS O,..THI TIN MILL LIMITATION D;;;~r-;wilch bo11rd rt roolll rrallle with NOTICE Ia hereby given that in llarwln II orne ond $60 00 P" b"emcnt, 2 porchos and metal ~ursuanee of 1 llelolutlon of the month provided Contact Clyrle roor, all ultUtlea Located nut of CouneU of lhc VIllage of Pmnoroy While, ~hester St•• flouto high wuter on tWO Iota With ga- Melga County Ohio, pauerl on the 10.24·31e rage, nice 11arden and fruit II oqs 3rd day of Juno, 1~51. there will Near school $;iOOO oo be submitted to a vole or tho peoCUCKLEl RIALTY pie of aakl Villas• of Pomeroy at aox 22? . PHONE 101-Y tho ~eneral oleelion to he held in the Villap of Pomeroy, Obio, at - ---- ~ I the rerular pia••• of toting thereFOI 'lur.c'• Aid, Dlby •ltllng, or ~ IV In, on Tlleed:lf, lbe Dt& dll)' of No1fo1,., work by day or wock NDTI~I 01' APPOINTMINT 18111, the que1t1on of levy· Mrs Gornel Moor<. 788 lly~rll ,\dminlttr'!l'r..!~ lhl Will lnil, e~e01s of Ill• ten mlllllmi· St. lfiddlupol'l Call 605t).Y """"""' atloo, for thq ltindit of tho VU10-33-.,le lllalt ~~~~-If, ,Pt<etltd lon ot Poll)oroy for the purpose ---. c... -~ 'N91~,1\ • glr~n that to., of Currtn.t ~pepkJ. l Said' lax IMfn111•A renewal of an Curlit Co~t~~eUon co. llelilnera field Ohio has 0 ~u~ap'!1 exlitll•• '-~ol IIi mills at t rate d llltildm .. c tom Buill • , ·llif'"lll not oxceidi!Ji 1~ mllil lor eaeb 1 an if"· '<~'" U 11 Admin •tr~t~ i\'11,"' " one dollar of val111tlon, wbloh 11 lfomeoan ~ar•,~ea. t~\l!:"J10~ ' llne¥Jd 1>1 I~& El te<,o( Etlt Wolf 1111ounlt 1IO flllHn cenll lor Oll;h ••d Alte"llonl: l{o '"aa 1 loto tlf > Sullon•- ~,W~IItip, -~~~· one h1111d~ ~ollars of valuation for uijm&\eil. 11011. • 0 n C6unt~. Olllo, dtc811ifd, , 1 11 ' Ohio. 10 21 61p Dal d' tbll 7lti day l.f Qclohor or vo Jelra. 1 'Y ' The I'Qilt l~r Bald ElecUon wiU 191!7 ·1 be opeft ltt ft•30 o'cloek A. 'II. an4 romabl. 1!1Jen. •IIIU 8.30 o'clock P. M Eastern 'lilandird Time of said day, qrdor of the Board ol Elee~~~~~. ill Mei11 Count)' Oblb: llollert N Clark, cbolrman ~lM!r( GJoeckncr, clerk --·- -=R-.J --- - Mew Furnlturt 118t Employment Wonted -ol No"=ce (20)Bupl. . ;~,'i>I'VI'- ~1..~-~ "1.. ..., ! "'' 1 ~ell~~dd· ';ft: ° Br NOTICE OF ELECTION ON T,t,X NOTICE OF ..ILICTION DN TAX LIVY IN IXCIIS OF THE TEN ,MILL LIMITATION NOTICE Is hereby given that on ~t>ll!uibef ' MCIIdiJ 1n \ ~ ~~~. li'ATD ' ' oa *FAG& IIDVICII ot RhodesRe~ eKD ~­ eoncurriDJ thonbtil\ lllal lboraolob'=oU Jaw o.rat Tu11C117 ttter the om llondiJ ta November, lta'l, •'£I'OPOII.J!~ !_4! amend Rlrtloll. t of nlelt 1nu • the COnatltuUoa of a\IM Of Ob:l u follows ARTICI,I! ltvm .. Total revenue of Ohl~'' 141 cl· lies In 1936 was $910,1525,498 and the~r expenditprel for all PU!'· P.9ses \l'tre $803,f28,!p9, Slltte Auj· olor lAmes A Rhodes repOrt& Thll i& ao inQr- of ~ 682,B!l7 In reveaue, and 'll ~: qf $'ill17Q11.887 1~ e•p_en<llt · ilf'fr Bee 1 ADr ••• munlci.J* corn._., lion. o,...DI or o..,.lllil • "l!!l~ (or tb1 pugKJ~e of tllppl,..,. the ~ervtce or product Utereo! ·.ao tbl muatclpllt;r 61' Ita Jnhabl~ Jni.t, utll1tJ IIUbJtet to NCb fei'JlaUopt ~ lnQ be provJded bJ pqeral liw alio ~ and dellver to Ctbe~ •u ••• ~ trtbuUon or col11J::U911 toryW. 4 Mb uUUty and tbe I~Phll prod~~ IIQ oth~t.r uUlltJ lD m amolilrt a• cedlq lD alther eue tUt7 ""' centum Of \he total llfVI~ 01 DNI" 1955 toUla llft1 Plf llmltltiOD lhlll not IPSilJ to of water or HWI.P 11ri1CIL 1"1 1111 , IICIWI11J.II At the election beteln d~ f()t' the 1ubmilalon Df thll meat to tht eleetorl of Ole •tt..,o! Ohio. the ume tball be plleed tm.b.~ olflctll ballot tn the_"!\lllll"d~ a<rlbtcl b1 law m4 -r naltcl u foUowJ!· ~ To amend tedloa YES Article xvm !I 04 ' Co!JililuUo• of lbl of Ohto to l!ro.!Jd~ 1he - - u nlimited ul~awr No I .. .. ;~.~~~:r.~ ~ ti.n: t~elr ....,...,.. Dml~ • Laws · 1 ..,,oa oma: or L _ JN T'.:STTMONV WHEft!OP'. GOVUNNENT , _ . , . 1o ,,.,.....lion S of A>- \ tlcle Jl' oJ tile conUUwtlon oJ the rille ol Ohio nllll'fl ,_., coualt ..... 1iOTICI 01' .LICTioNO'iifAX LIVY IN IXCIII OF THI TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE Ia hereby given lhol In purou1nco of a Resolution of fhe Board of Education of lhc ford Local School District, Meigs county, OMo, paiUied on lhe Tth day of March, 1807. there will he aubmittcd to • vote of tho ..ople No'ilcl OP ~PPOINTMENT of said flodhrd lAical School Dis· lolalt of lmma J, ltftlnt tricl, at th~ roneral election to be held It the Bedford Local lc!bool Dlllrlcl, Mella Count)', Ohio, d the resular plaee~ of voting t~eroin, on Tu.-.fay, the Dlh dar' of Nov~mber 1~, l~e queallon of lovylnl in e~ee!ll 91 the leu ttlill llmi~Uon for the bet1tfot of ,_. Bed!Mt Local Sdlool!l>•trld, for lbe purpo1e of c~rr.nl Exponses. Said tax beinl: A renewal of 1 tn of ~eve~ m\11&, and an in· erease of three mills to constitute 110112, IB, :18, ate II'· t t '-::-:-'-:-:-:::""!::-::~::-;-;= a ta• of len m .., at a ra e no ex Qeeding 10 ml)l• lor each one ,dol· tar of val!lalion, wl*h amOWIII to oltc dollar lor eacb one bun'ilred Clollara of valualion, for live ye.,a. ' 1 , • , ; Tbe Polls lor .,Id Elei:Uon wlil )te open at 6:110 q'cllltk A If. and ~tin open untO 8:~ o'clock P. ¥ Eastern Stantl,ard Time of •said '~~.~~;~~~= I t b&vt tt ".,.~u.,tn IU,.•erlhflt my blmt _ ~illl •"'ll: ~rl f'IY 1'111'\riP) lltJI} It r.ohrtl')~ a thlt 2aad d17 of Au•ust 11GT ,. ·m w aqon dtalt Your Eleclion Lawo ' Ohio's eleclion laws Ill'$• fP.r 'the most l"'~t. modem and Ohlq'J 1 eiectoqn system stenils the testP; of comparla0n woth oih~r s~lf> v,ry well II ls1 baBed o~ ttie pure two-party syatem, with, bplh ' parties sharin~ the responslbiUiy anq work The law provides for a Bond or Elec\IOftl on each or the 88 counties. Tbl1 1Boar4 is mad~ up or four persons-two llepubliea,, and two DI!Diocrals They then employ fhe Clerk, Depqty Clerk, and other employee& of the of. 1f1ce The County Board of Elec ELGIN N D UP - Doctol'S to- hons has charge of all regJSiraday struggled to keep alive qqad· Uon record•, the pnntmg or b~­ ruplel girls born prematurely to lois, tbel employing of precmol Iarin ~t)lef WhO already ' has wo'Nters · on •election day, and all four boys other dela1ls necessary for the '"1'1!eor immedoate condition li ~uge task about a1 gaad as we can expect " The precmct workers are Dr R. E Ha~kms saod, but lheor aga1n representative& ol both po· chances for survival are ' 1only IJtical par~tes and the law rc fair" qijlre& that t~ere tie 10 eae~ poll Ha!l!\jn& ordered ~C·hOIIr atten· mg place an equal nuqtber or lion lo til• liny gfrli horn Fr1day workt!rs from earh party 1'l1c to Mr and ll'r• Peter lleler lm· Col!JllY ~ard of Eleellons In· otruelo the precinct workers In motlfatel~ after lttrth, tile quads, welghl•g from 2 pounds 12 ounces the proper funellomnl{ of the1r polling plaoe, bow the 'oallotR to 3 pouodo, 6\i, ouni'OI, placod In i~eubatora lo the •IliaD are dllilrt~uted, ~ast, ond u::oounled lor, ltnd the provisions of ho1pltal here law goverrun3 voting Working at the polls on ele~ tlon di!Y Is one of the duties of eltilcnship and should be aeeepl ltln Kate Slaclalr bli moved lo ed woth the POme responslbol!tY ptop~er·t!_ of Edson Hart as juoy duty It is the1r province CJICkler Is vlalUng to lnoure that every quallfied relatives in thu neljb I' voter ill Oboo who presents hom· oolf to vnte Ia &lven the propel Nancy Jean Miller IPtnt Tuesday 1ballots and tbot ' the voleo ar< wllh ber ~tandmotlter, Mrs Gil)' aeeurately counted Struggle To Keep New Quad~ Alh'e I In North Dakota I m,u COUNTY CHARTER I Your Election a:-. <'"'" '"" 1 • ' ' Of the ~.~6.M9 expendllpr~~ obowtl by Obto cities ~e¥, $37U78,19S went lor OJ!Onl ng • P.&n•~• and l~lerett: tl40119il,f • 3l ~r e4pUal ~utlay ~ti u n w ~o~~IOJI or -.~IP,men~ a d ~,~.llt.85 for non • ilJve m~nw exp_endituret aueh u e 'rilil'tin~nt 'of lMittda '' 'rtoe last figure revealt ft lilll!lfi· cant trend It is the Iii's! dme tliOt llllllull payments on hondfd dej,t have eK....t.,d the !oial of oporal· in& etpenses ond Interest Pill'· menls of Ohio etlies ••• ull)!o the ••roue< ••1 muntcb~ll..·eofl191'1tf~l-! Vldld that IUC ' Reven,pes Above COsts In (lilies n \he elecUoo,to lit beld on Ule1 AflTlCLt V The requlrelt JUbllcaUon of tht Seetlon 1 Every cltlt!n cf the propoud ara.a~llment lhal! be- 1\idf United StrteJ;, ot the 11e ol twenty- \ and the lonn of ballbt tl be ~-· one )'t!ll'l, Y.ho JhaU have been a utd elect.lon for tile iubnu resldtnt of the ltate one year next thereof 1haU be DttPind bJ tbt _, preecl1tnl the elf.Ctlon, and ol the retary of stat! of tJ\e state of ot;ll!:.:'eounty, township! or ward, In v.hlch ce~~formtty wtt" tht above pl'e'dllunll he retldel, 1uch lme •• may be pro. H , majority of the ~eetort \'Oiln~ YKitCI tl)' law, allaU hive the quell· til"' foruoh11 WOPDHd amtftdrt\fllt ftcaUona ol an elector, 1nd be en· tlle tleettoll to be held on t1l4i UUed to v.>l:e 11 au eleqtlonr1 Tuet~do:v after the flnl Moa.. r .Je lvtr~ eltlun ol the United Stltet No\ "!"'ber 1115" td~ tht alme, It btlni ly.renty.one y.ean of 11e wh9 •h•'t be p11rt t~f tlle t:rnlltlh}tl .. M Ill nOt entitled. to vot• at an eltcUont the "•f!te nf ""'tiM ah'll be •nt1 tleci tq vote for the e ... , 1- "'ele XVIII lha1l thenu,.._ 'bt eho!et of e)('(!ton tot Prtlldent and repeeled " 1/lct President of the United StitH f.l g • he thtll htve ll•tn a realdent of tha •tatl!! 1 oountyl townahlp or ward In VIIITID STA'I'I!!I ~ AMDICA whten he dea rei lo vote aueb tilne aa ~ STAT& Or 01110 may M provided bJ 1law, prolldPd 'I'IIJj s~CRIT~Y that he It not entitled to vote for the thole• of electon for Pretldent tnd br 11'1'>\.TZ VIc!:! Prelldent or l.be United Statet lll any Qthtr ttttt 1 ft'O W B)\OWN leerefttJ~ !!tal" of the !ltate of OMo do htN SCIWIUL& eprft<Y that the fe"Joln• It • U a majorlt)' 11-t the tleotor1 votln1 co~>Y '' Amtnded !tt~ate Joint P M t o~ bl'o !'fl Amendedl P~ate, z!clnt on the loresoh11 propose~ amendPu dlutlnn No I, Amendtd !uh"lttult ment at tht' 1enerat election to be Roue 1,nt"t Reentut19n No 11. lfl;t ftetd on lhe flral Tueeday tfter the A"''""UtHJ P'oUI'e Jclnt ""'"oh,tJo• N(l !rst Mond•r In November, 1917, adopt 3~ Aled tn t~• C7ftlee of the ~l'ttll'7 the 11me I 1hall bflc..lme fart of the ()f ~tat! ""d pro1)QIIInll' to amerut the Constltutlon of the 11tate o Ohio, and ,.,., rwe •eetlons of the Con.stUuUoJS ol exhtlnn lt'ctlon 1 uf Arllcle V Ohio , thereupon be repeettd. By order of the Board of Elections, of Mclg• County, Ohio. Robe~! N Clark. ~hairmao t\lbert Gloeclmor, clerk Oiled Septon1ber 211, 1957 ,(10! o, 12, 19, Z6. tic ·''MI~ ·Ji.<i\ti!!J Vf. or ~oa be IUbmlJ\ed to I eleeton "'"· to Ilia muoer »'*""'<~ ' ~ly. - IALJ: llfthl or lhe memben tembly ot \he State of Ohio. Thrn~ lUthi of lhe memberr elect!d to !leb howe C\lncurrlnJ therein that ther. stull bt aubmiUeil to the elector& of the rtlte, for their IPP~oval or relft:\!On at the eledlon nfl~ en tha !rrt Tuesday alter t~e ftnt Monday In November, 195'1, a proposal ta •mend section t of Article V. ar:ld sec· tlon 1 of ArtlcJe V amended to read The Poll• lor 88id Election will be Op.ln at 0 30 o'clock " ll and remajn open untQ 0 30 o'olock P M· Eastern Standard Time of 88ld dl)', « lllo - Be 1\ raolv~ b UM Gtaeral AtoembiT ot lbo atal:. ol Ob!•c ~ Be It tt14lved bJ lhe General AI• II fOUOWI Pl<t lhoreUIIOil bo n/.:f.J. " .· ~ NovtZ.JPY, acloP',._!! =~\\,~ ~:.· ...."~lt ;::a G. . rtU MlliiiOI NA...... Ia --~~~~·- ot 111U . .ll.., pursuance ot a RcBOiutlon of the Board of Education of the Northern Lora! Sehool DIBiricl, Meigs County .. Ohio, paased on the Ill day of July, 1137, there will he oubmltlcd to a vote of the people of &aid Northern Local School Dlslroct at the general elcclion tube htld In Northern Local School District, Metgo County, Ohio, at the regular places of vot lng therein un Tue1day, the 5th day of November, 1937, tho ques· Uen of levying in exce88 ol the len nllll llmlialion, for the benefit of the Northern Local Sebool Dil· lric1 (or the purpose of (;urrent E xpenseo Said lax botng A renowel of an exiotlng tax of live mllls at a rate not cxrccdh12 ft mills for eaeh ono doll or of vatuaiJOn, wh1eh amounts to Fifty cents for eacb one, hundre~ dollars of valuation, for five years 12,~ 1937 1», 2~. •to ! I, ~'~·~ ;. 110)' 6, 25, Dal!l4 ' ...... 011 .... - - =~~·~r..~~~~".:: By order of the B:\ rd l QUALIFICATIONS or PERSONS of Election•, of Meigs TO YOU FOR I'!WIIbi!NTL\L County, Ohio. &LECTOR)! Robert N Clark, ebalrman or-a oo . - . -11oo I of Arlk!t Y o.l U.. CfDIIUI.UO. Qi .tile Albert Gloeckner, Clerk ,,... of OhiO hi prOTkte lbat 'a JMf• Dated September 27, 1937 1011 .,., •ot. loti IH ~- • • .... PINW.eal of Ute Q_..Uid ltal.. (10) ~. 12, 19, 26, Cte NOTICI OF ILICTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THI TEN MILL LIMITATION, NOTICE is bcrebl' given that In pursuance of a Re,.lulion of ·the Board of Educatoon of the South ern Local School Oialricl, Meig& County, Ohio, paBaed on the 4th day of June, 1967, there wilf be oubmlUed to • vote of the people of aaid Southern Local School Dlalricl, Meter County, Ohio, at the regular places of votmg therein, on Tuesday, the 5th day of November, 1937, the queoUon of levymg. on exee" of the ten mill lim· ttatlon, for the benefit of lhe Southern Local School Dialriet for the purpose of current expenses Saod tax holng: A renewal of an existing tax of five mills al a rate not exeood1n1 & mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amOUI•II to Filly Centa lor each one hundred dollars of valuation, lor ftve )'earP: The Poll• lor oald Election will be open al 0 30 and remain open unti18:!10'o'dock·l P M EaBlorn Standard Ttime 111d day By order of the Board or ElechoD> of Me1gs County, Ohio Roberl N Clark, chairman ,Albert Glqeckner, Clerk Dated Sep ember 25, 1957. (10) ~. 12, 19, 26 410 ~ohn Rlee, 1011111 Mr. ant 1 11rs. W,Umer Rice, kft Oi:Wber )~ '~~~' ll'tlniJjUf Flirt Kn~ Kl. ,, 1 llr. and. lira. ~~ J;~l.ii and 1 daU8hle~ Jla•e wovad lnio.a'!ra!!.o..r near the homo of her'~rPif "". ' an4 Mi'l. Ci'ealru! W'l'i'!Md. 1/ '1!fr. •nd Mr;1 ~e'l!J"th' D.~·!~!ln and so~. Marr, !Dd ~,....l> Rollman ol CJ11M ' t week end wltl! lhe.Ir ;, ana Mn. o.ua ~olf~n. .. I llrL Mabel Duvall II rilllino In colum~ut. ' abOY?ii aame. ttlhall - ··r- --' - - TUPPERS PLAIN proDOUd IRith mtllt" IIIIU bt and" t>e 101m llallol to bo~ Mid lltCUon ror Vtt w lhonol olllll bo ~ 1>1 I aeereta11 of ltltl I ttatl 01 In ooDioronll> wll> ot vWODL 11 a maJorur 01 U:lt Article x V ot- Nid ConatituUom lhtll thtr.upon be repe:aled day (171 Help Roome ""' ...,.,,..~uoo "' .,.11119! ... NOTICE OF ILIECTIDN ON TAX L 1117AL111CAnOliS or ITAtW LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN A.PPOtNTJVJ: OrriCIALS MILL LIMITATION I NOTICE Is horeb~ liven that In pursuance of a Re&Oiutlon of the Board of I!Jiucatlon of the Pomeroy Exempted Vollage SchoOl DI.. Be...tt Reaolv~ bJ lht •Gea.mJ Al!net, Meigs C<>unty, Ohio, paqed teft'lftJ of lhl atak o1 Ohto, Thrtfloo on the 3th day of August, 1951. ftnhl ell tha m.m~ •!!Ctid 10 qc., bowe concurrlq there .... \bet lhiNI there will be Sllbmltted lo a vote be rubmltted to t.h11 tleet.on of ~ of the people of Bald Pomeroy Ex- ltlte tor U:udr epprovaT::!r nJtcU the m1nner .prete~l bl law, 1 empted Village Sebool Diotrlct at ln tbe @nenl eletU.oa to tl.pld on She TueacftJ afttr Ule Ont MOI'IdiJ the general clecllon to be held In ftfltt ln November, tm~.. • ProPQIIl tt the Pomeroy Exempted Village amend aecttor. 4 of ArUcle XV ol \h~ of \be ttl~ ot Otm li School Dlstncl, Meigs County, Contt.llutlon reid .. tollowt; Ohoo, at the regular places of ARTICLI XV votmg therem, on Tutsday, the s.. ~ No .,,... aholu bo eleettcl 5th day of November, 1967, the ••• to 1n1 oftlce In thia 1tak uulpoMeMed of the qullllatlOQI 01 .. question of levying, m exeeli8 of oleetor'" the l<ln moll hmilahon, lor the !CB!DUU benefit of Tht Pomeroy Exempted !'he proposll tbtll be placed ' OD VIllage School Dlolr!ct lor the &he OJiu.: lt~l ballo1 bl' tht etcretar:r cd 1t1te a e~~t~~tlaUI tht foUowU.. purpose of current Expen1e1 lorn> Said tax he1ng A renewal of an exiSting tax of fiVe mill! at a To amtbd neUon t ld 'U Article XV, of til• Obto rate not exceeding 5 mills for r cONthuUorr lo permit • .,,... Oo bo appolnltcl eaeh one dollar of valuation, ta an olll.ce d thlt a\.lte which amount& to lofty cents for without poa,aelnl the each one hundred dollars of val· NO \ ~UiieaUon. ol m eleouatoon for ten l ears The Polls for Bald ~ection will If a m•Jo;ltl' of tt\1 eleeton votlnl be open at 6 30 o clock A M. and 1111 lhe (oregom, propo~ed &rn•JJcfadopt the ~me It lhcU b!eqme remam open unhl 6 30 o'clock P rnent a part of ttl! Con1tltutton of the· t\lte M Eaolero so andard Time of Bald nt Obto.~. and exlltlnl secUon t ot s,.,....., ol Sill.. *"" ... ' ,$, fQD.t WF~iiT · .< ;· ••f;ifltlda~ F~r . Tnlsftt of · -t!:r~< Nov, 1, IJJ7 • . '..;.p~. ~ ""'' !"•·· BEDFORD ~ra Tq !OJT A1!1ARO PITI'SBURGH, Ul' - Louu B !i c stour baa returned home Seltzer. editor of the Cleveland frmn Help G,e®ral Hl>JPjal. Press, a ScripPJtHoward newspaper, toby neealves 1he "Free EnKilL LAib tcrprtse l'(ewawrlter" •ward of tho -ll'he keel National Management A!aoclallon. Alillntla HoweU II In poor ~ealtb •• ~ time. �I ,1, . . S-Dtil1 SenUnel, PomeroY,·Yiddleport, 0., Oct 26, 1957 \ ! ' I' I Legal Notice COMPJ..E'I'B .lllluroneto ProleCtioa, 1 f-~=~~=;~~;;;;;~~~;~~;;;;;1 DIPEND~LB RESULTI ~uto, Lif1, Fire, Pollo. Olllo.Cll1 Dtlf NDTICI Dr. ILiCTfON ON TAX IIIU., lltlidle..,rl. tiVY IN IXCISS 011 THI TIN 'tERMITES lll'l'IRMINATID MILL LIMITATION For free ID>p~etion phillle ~~~. ,NQTICE 11 hereby given lbat In Gllm>re Supply Sl'll'e, Pomero7. punuanco of a Resolution of tbe .o\11 wort guaranteed Fully In· Board ol Edur.llon of the Columbia :IDa , sured Vaugllln's Industrial and Local ~>cbool DIStrlel, Metes Coun\. ~l'V Red fe•tial Termite Control ~ ty, Ohio, pa..aed on tho 3tH day BATES vice. St M~·~_7_25_U of August, 19157, there wdl he sui> f"';;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;~.;;;;;;;11 mltted lo a vote of lhe people of I Mil Jet ..... : - IIKrtiOD. Mini- charp ~ :00.'1 &aid Columboa Local School Dll· fll' word ftr Wit -lltfft iDllertfOIIL ' lrocl :1 the 'oneral election to he Spoolal- ODe moalll for 2tlcenla per word. held In the s01d Columbia Local FIIU rate of 2 cellll 1111' WOl'll Will be ehlrled for admtlstn& U mUCTURAL I IIAMI School DIStriCt Me1gs County, Ohoo lilt~!~'ron Plld lor lbt lltllof OldiiiiOIItb fo1Jo'lrillrll~Je1.on. · at th• regular places otvotlng here Ill befan ~,.,.Sbcltlm be reuorled Immediate.,. ·.CUP 11011 -IIIITW Dally SenUnel will not be responsible for more than one mcor· 1n on Tue&tby, the 5th day of Nov r.ct IUortlon. OH 10 VALLEY ember, 1937, the question of levyCard of Tbaab and fiDellll Nollees ol EvaniiSI.OO. O!llllllrill 1ng, 1n exes. of t~e ten mill liml· fUblidw! atlOIIIIperwtlld. JUNK CO. tatoon, for tbe 1benefit of the Co" - 110 - . . , lumbla Local Sehoot Dlslricl for (I) the purpose of Current Expenses IIOYI size 12 revenlble eoat BoY! overcoat, •ir.e 12 Cub &Cout uni - - SOld tax being A ronewal of a Hoodqu~n For RADIO & TEW!VISION oERVICE, tax of seven molls and an 1ncre0!e form, size 14 Call 111-M lam&Onlte Luuage - Lane Cedar 10 16 6lfc Phone 20!l Cleland AppUance one moll to •onalllute a tax of C~esta - LAU W10dow P'laa- -==.~:::;:: Store 116 W llta1o St., Pomeroy eight nulla at a rate not exceedmg Frl,cldatre Refrigerator& :-:- -· 2 23 II 8 mUll for csch one dollar of valulabr FumftuH, Middleport, Ohio U&ed Electric r-..ve $3G 00, Coa: 1,;;;.;-;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..~-, alton whocb amounts to eighty U9U Heatrola $20 o. , Gas Fumocn CONCISTI BLOCIS cents for eo.ch one hundred dol -=----~ -___,eonvenlon bureau $4000 The Polio for aald Elocllon woll l~t & Phone 6128-X 10-7-l!tfc , , ,~.., Laoo' be open at 6 30 o'dock A. lrl and "RUBBER BLOC" ~v. remain open until 6 30 o'clock P LOST Lady'a Wbite Billfold. Be· TURKEYS live or dres~ed 50c 111 • ""' Jl Eastern SlanJard Time of Bald tween Kroger's and L&Z Thurs- drel8ed. George Spencer, Wolf day day, Oc~ 17 Finder may keep Pen Road, Rl I, Pomeroy • 10 !8Uc Hy order of lhe Board of money Pie,.. return boiUold. ' Elections, of Meogs County Mrr. Pa¥1 Disney t Ohio M~~<"' 'City, w Va Goo4 living rqom om! for ,ale. Robert N Clark, chaorman '• 1~ 211 3tp Green covmns. Phone a;63 Albert Gloeckner, clerk --~- - _ ~-10 2 6tfe Dated September 23, 1937 t8b• ~utoServices - - - - -- ~ (10) 5, 12, 19, 20, Cl<l I. H RA\'1 LINGS SONS CO - 24 Will sawflce 19~7 hOuse tra1lco hour Wrecker SeMiice D11 32 fl ,Call after 3 P M Jam" NOTICI OF ILICTIDN ON TAX Phune 6::27 Night Phone Morrison. Wlllt&m' Mobile LIVY IN E~CISS OF THI TIN 8089-X D<.DGE • PLYMOI.Tnl Cuurt, 110 Columbus Rrl , At Good CltiD Ulled CUI MILL LIMITATION DEALEP.~ I e tf bcno, Ohio 10 23-4to All Hlkea111d Modell N011CE is hereby goven lhat m --:-::-~-- -c~pursuance of a Resolution of. the Board of Eduoatoon of the Soilsbury Local :;chool, Meigs County, FOR SALE, UI!O Wtlly1 loop Sla· AUTO SALES Ohoo, pas~ed on the 7th day of lion Wagon wltb overdrive Good ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ I uno, 19~7 there will be aubmll· condllion Cllll 229 II ted lo a vote of the people of Bald 10 21 6tp MAl WAl;l) Salubury Local School Dulrlct at =:-::--;;-::;::--;;: • " tho general election to he held on 11M Plymouth V8 ..1,691!, : dr SAVK UOO 10 UOOO ~ the Salisbury Local School DolHard Top, Power pack Auto- 1, 2 and 8 bedrOODII, larse tricl, Meogo County, Ohio, al the moUe ahift Fl)led lo the brim atock, must gol Bring your If& regulor placeo of 'olinl thereon, with vim Blaettnara, Pomeroy, tires )nd your pr~blemt, DIPY~ on Tuesday, the 5tb day of NovOhio 10 It 6lc In tomorrow Try us, we're diiiL ember, 1937, lbe que1Uon of levying on the very loweat ,POBQIIJt lng, In oxee" of the ten mUI lim • terms. New and uJed. Truck: 1951 FORD 2 ton $1,395 Ten ,.ldlht, hu~e ttl.-liiJ llatlon, for the benefit of the Rydraull•• dwnp Good 0 23 x 20 Salisbury Local School DlatrJCt 10 ply ttre' 10 II dump body Free delivery, q <k, open -----""'!'....,~-"""I for the purpoue of eurrenl ex1 2 •Peed •ile, ~dy lo work. "" 1' •• pltllel. Ds A PttoNE , 'W_E BUY I"' (€' FC.:.nd - - -·- (81 Auro Soles TRAILER5 METROPO LITAN lj BU" NOn;! a•ne1•1•11• BIHIInar't, Pomeroy, Oblo. ' 10 lUte :::--f..-::::::-•-:=::-:::--:-::::-"';;;-:= WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SALES -~--- -~ - '!'rook· I~ GMC 2 ton $1,281. Hydrauli4'1dump. E~eelleni!O II. U. S. South Dump body Gootl 8 25 • 10 ply tirea. 2 !peed axle. Blaeltnar't, WAVERLY, OHI0 Pomeroy, Obio. · 10 19 8tc ~~~~=~~~~~~~:1 1965 Bitlek $1.9113. RoadiiUltter • _ - - - -dr Sedan. Buick'• flneat. Power Beagle raLult dogo for sale or Steerl!ll 1nd brakes. We've aer· trade Howard B Stolt, :Yoddlevlctd lliit car ainee new Blaetl- port Rt. 1, llobiun Roa~ nu'4 Pomeroy, Ollio. 10 10 2 81fp zs ·::-::-:::::::- -- Said tax helng· A renewal of five mills •nd an in ere a,. of live mills to eollllltute a tax of ten • • 1 mills, al a rate not exceeding 10 RodMY mllll for each one dollar of vatu 11\'!IURANCE 4G£NCt atlon, which amounta to one dollar PIN. Aut-DIIt, Htlllll for each one hundred dollars of voluallon for love years. AtCIDINl ~He. Cuu1lty ••d.... The Polio tor &aod Election woll be open at 6 30 o clock A M and remain open untd 8 SO o'clock P In MIODLIPOlT, OHIO 'M Eaotern Standard Time of said ' 1M-M PIIONia tilt day ~7:~~~~~P.~~~ By order of the Board of 1 Elechou•, of Meogs Coonty _ - - -Ohoo a rof)m H01, ,.,. ror Sole, 4 bet! Robert N Clark, eha1rman ronms, 111 bath•, attoched gar-) Albert Gloeckner, clerk age, modern kitchen, full base Dated Scptomb<r 211, 1957 ment, corner lot convenlrntlv (10) 5, 12, 19, 28, ftc locotcd O• ncr being tran,rer· re~ C• It 11093 'M 1o.2C-3tc NOTICE OF ILICTION ON TAX 110 t! I Insuronct ·- Downint Roal Estate Broker , I I ( 21 ) Reo I Estaht shift. A cuatom Bdu1 1t Kltehehn KltcFrhen wing model deslane 1or your ome cc Blaetlnar't, Pomeroy, Ohio. esllmateo Foreman & Abholl 1 10 19 6tc Phoao 8204 Y. 6 6 tf IiiM"Pon~ 8 cyl. $1,195 Star roR SALE - ApplOI. New Ha Cblef C , Cpe. Now lilht blue von Orchard, New Haven. Phone top. Hy malic drive. El'lln 1111 TU-241188 7·29t> priu-carttea you away. Biaet LIVY IN IXnSS OF THE TIN tn~l, Pomerll)' hio 10-INtc FOR SALE one Lanc11ter deep MILL LIMITATION well Jel pump with pre11ure ~ NOTICE I• hereby given that In tank add •witch. AI&O fiG-feel oq feet of spaco, ,eJOICtriiC• purau8l.ce of 1 ReBolulion of the 191 ~01 It plastic ptr.e, t II x I Yt, one 1ty, coal furnace, two CJ&terns, Council of tho Village of Racme, architect's drawing labl1, • uol TWO RABBIT DOGS A-Hen ~;1Cii close to Pomeroy corporatlnn h and tools One ty!l"wrlter deek lnnlts High & dry Could ~ Me1gs County, Ohio pa,.cd on 1 e InGer. !lear Cblldrcn'& nome convertcd into nice homo or 2nd day or July, 1957 there will 10 28 6tc and one filing cabinet, handmade, be auhmltted to a vole of tho peoOne electric table s~w, one wQod lll>Urlmont buildong or 1malll1115 pie of said VIllage of Racille at the Mailc""iib.!Ja-;-Kltchen rang, In lathe, one &olld osk aidoboard, lnC>s hoildlng One aero land general election to he held In tho excellent condllion t5Q 3 one "Wbi'e" aewlng machine, Sre thb !II~ • gdod buy, at Village of Racine, Ohio at tHe oegpleee livlnl ruom aultc only antique Pbono Pomeroy 0111-J P5 DO Cont1t1 Chart,. Penp 10 2 61k $31!00 00 ~'or furthor lnforniO· ular PIMCE! of votlnl lhercilt, on tton cnlf or sec Tue•day, the &h day of November leo, IU S.outh l'oflh Ave, !ltd· Gto1'9t S HobaltHar Jr. 1-:-14-:-1-Fo::-r dleport, Phone 04J64.lf Rttl loltlt lroktr 1937, lho queolton of levymg, in ID-32-IIfe 225 I. 2nd If. ~hena 232 eXec" of tho ton mill limitation. For Rent - Exlen;.Gn- f"ldd,;., · Pomt,.r, Ohio lor the honcfil of tho Village of 1::M;.;d"Wt Disc 1- fnler- Scaffold B'oard•, 1lrop Cloth• • 10 25 3tc Racine for the purpose ol <;ur· Dtlional di&C Y fl - rubber Clinton Fisher, Middleport •~~~~pll~~!l!!!!l!!!~ J rent Expenso• belt, I in wide 30 fl long, 2Phone 62Cii-X. II Ill -R SALE by -own-er- 2• acres of Said tax holng an addotlonal tax FO 111 H P. molcll'a, be"y duly two ndlls al a rate not exceed· ltanley Glbba, Long Bottom, !'railer llttco lfetrl of Middle- c>cetlent true~ ltOUnd• 2& acre• of ing 2 mills for each one dollar of port Gel loc1led befort muddy Boule No 2. I0.3·8llp timber Modern ~onljl. Bath, gas valuation, wiJlc!J amounla lo tweo· ground hurlo you Phone 9il63 furnace, bUIII·in• kitchen, hard· ty eenla for Mch one hundted dol· t:loetroluo Sweeper ond ~larl,el Edgar Reynolds, Reynold's Dair~ lvood fioors Near Kaiser Alum· 1an o1 va 1ua 11on 1or 11 ve yearft. For Sale. call 3481 before 8 a Store, Middleport, Ohio inllm and other indullrie& Tho Polls for said Election will .,, or alter Cp m 10 18 8lfc 10 2 fillc $2MOO Write BoJ 95, Ravena- be open II 0 30 o'clock A M and I'OR tALl - Applet. Pk'lland, wood, W. Vt IO 18 81p remain open until 8 SO o'clock P W~tecJ ()hi~ Brilt.j own conl•inel1. C 'M Eastorh Sltndard Time of said' day, i .J....~ ~O!~P Relioble By ordeo· of lhc Board of "'nti be phy11l~a. I IY 11" inch Elocllona, of Meigs Coonty and TV a wilting Ohio. ' hour Apply roek· llobort N. Clark, ebaironan roglstor 800 W Mtltl1 Albert Gloeckner, clerk I0-23-3lc ' ' Mit Dated Septomber 25, 1937 Cliff sub Driver , or • uol a, ta. 19, 28, 4tc Route. Cont,.lt 23 ale write In ~re of IG-23-61<!, LIVY IN IXCISS O,..THI TIN MILL LIMITATION D;;;~r-;wilch bo11rd rt roolll rrallle with NOTICE Ia hereby given that in llarwln II orne ond $60 00 P" b"emcnt, 2 porchos and metal ~ursuanee of 1 llelolutlon of the month provided Contact Clyrle roor, all ultUtlea Located nut of CouneU of lhc VIllage of Pmnoroy While, ~hester St•• flouto high wuter on tWO Iota With ga- Melga County Ohio, pauerl on the 10.24·31e rage, nice 11arden and fruit II oqs 3rd day of Juno, 1~51. there will Near school $;iOOO oo be submitted to a vole or tho peoCUCKLEl RIALTY pie of aakl Villas• of Pomeroy at aox 22? . PHONE 101-Y tho ~eneral oleelion to he held in the Villap of Pomeroy, Obio, at - ---- ~ I the rerular pia••• of toting thereFOI 'lur.c'• Aid, Dlby •ltllng, or ~ IV In, on Tlleed:lf, lbe Dt& dll)' of No1fo1,., work by day or wock NDTI~I 01' APPOINTMINT 18111, the que1t1on of levy· Mrs Gornel Moor<. 788 lly~rll ,\dminlttr'!l'r..!~ lhl Will lnil, e~e01s of Ill• ten mlllllmi· St. lfiddlupol'l Call 605t).Y """"""' atloo, for thq ltindit of tho VU10-33-.,le lllalt ~~~~-If, ,Pt<etltd lon ot Poll)oroy for the purpose ---. c... -~ 'N91~,1\ • glr~n that to., of Currtn.t ~pepkJ. l Said' lax IMfn111•A renewal of an Curlit Co~t~~eUon co. llelilnera field Ohio has 0 ~u~ap'!1 exlitll•• '-~ol IIi mills at t rate d llltildm .. c tom Buill • , ·llif'"lll not oxceidi!Ji 1~ mllil lor eaeb 1 an if"· '<~'" U 11 Admin •tr~t~ i\'11,"' " one dollar of val111tlon, wbloh 11 lfomeoan ~ar•,~ea. t~\l!:"J10~ ' llne¥Jd 1>1 I~& El te<,o( Etlt Wolf 1111ounlt 1IO flllHn cenll lor Oll;h ••d Alte"llonl: l{o '"aa 1 loto tlf > Sullon•- ~,W~IItip, -~~~· one h1111d~ ~ollars of valuation for uijm&\eil. 11011. • 0 n C6unt~. Olllo, dtc811ifd, , 1 11 ' Ohio. 10 21 61p Dal d' tbll 7lti day l.f Qclohor or vo Jelra. 1 'Y ' The I'Qilt l~r Bald ElecUon wiU 191!7 ·1 be opeft ltt ft•30 o'cloek A. 'II. an4 romabl. 1!1Jen. •IIIU 8.30 o'clock P. M Eastern 'lilandird Time of said day, qrdor of the Board ol Elee~~~~~. ill Mei11 Count)' Oblb: llollert N Clark, cbolrman ~lM!r( GJoeckncr, clerk --·- -=R-.J --- - Mew Furnlturt 118t Employment Wonted -ol No"=ce (20)Bupl. . ;~,'i>I'VI'- ~1..~-~ "1.. ..., ! "'' 1 ~ell~~dd· ';ft: ° Br NOTICE OF ELECTION ON T,t,X NOTICE OF ..ILICTION DN TAX LIVY IN IXCIIS OF THE TEN ,MILL LIMITATION NOTICE Is hereby given that on ~t>ll!uibef ' MCIIdiJ 1n \ ~ ~~~. li'ATD ' ' oa *FAG& IIDVICII ot RhodesRe~ eKD ~­ eoncurriDJ thonbtil\ lllal lboraolob'=oU Jaw o.rat Tu11C117 ttter the om llondiJ ta November, lta'l, •'£I'OPOII.J!~ !_4! amend Rlrtloll. t of nlelt 1nu • the COnatltuUoa of a\IM Of Ob:l u follows ARTICI,I! ltvm .. Total revenue of Ohl~'' 141 cl· lies In 1936 was $910,1525,498 and the~r expenditprel for all PU!'· P.9ses \l'tre $803,f28,!p9, Slltte Auj· olor lAmes A Rhodes repOrt& Thll i& ao inQr- of ~ 682,B!l7 In reveaue, and 'll ~: qf $'ill17Q11.887 1~ e•p_en<llt · ilf'fr Bee 1 ADr ••• munlci.J* corn._., lion. o,...DI or o..,.lllil • "l!!l~ (or tb1 pugKJ~e of tllppl,..,. the ~ervtce or product Utereo! ·.ao tbl muatclpllt;r 61' Ita Jnhabl~ Jni.t, utll1tJ IIUbJtet to NCb fei'JlaUopt ~ lnQ be provJded bJ pqeral liw alio ~ and dellver to Ctbe~ •u ••• ~ trtbuUon or col11J::U911 toryW. 4 Mb uUUty and tbe I~Phll prod~~ IIQ oth~t.r uUlltJ lD m amolilrt a• cedlq lD alther eue tUt7 ""' centum Of \he total llfVI~ 01 DNI" 1955 toUla llft1 Plf llmltltiOD lhlll not IPSilJ to of water or HWI.P 11ri1CIL 1"1 1111 , IICIWI11J.II At the election beteln d~ f()t' the 1ubmilalon Df thll meat to tht eleetorl of Ole •tt..,o! Ohio. the ume tball be plleed tm.b.~ olflctll ballot tn the_"!\lllll"d~ a<rlbtcl b1 law m4 -r naltcl u foUowJ!· ~ To amend tedloa YES Article xvm !I 04 ' Co!JililuUo• of lbl of Ohto to l!ro.!Jd~ 1he - - u nlimited ul~awr No I .. .. ;~.~~~:r.~ ~ ti.n: t~elr ....,...,.. Dml~ • Laws · 1 ..,,oa oma: or L _ JN T'.:STTMONV WHEft!OP'. GOVUNNENT , _ . , . 1o ,,.,.....lion S of A>- \ tlcle Jl' oJ tile conUUwtlon oJ the rille ol Ohio nllll'fl ,_., coualt ..... 1iOTICI 01' .LICTioNO'iifAX LIVY IN IXCIII OF THI TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE Ia hereby given lhol In purou1nco of a Resolution of fhe Board of Education of lhc ford Local School District, Meigs county, OMo, paiUied on lhe Tth day of March, 1807. there will he aubmittcd to • vote of tho ..ople No'ilcl OP ~PPOINTMENT of said flodhrd lAical School Dis· lolalt of lmma J, ltftlnt tricl, at th~ roneral election to be held It the Bedford Local lc!bool Dlllrlcl, Mella Count)', Ohio, d the resular plaee~ of voting t~eroin, on Tu.-.fay, the Dlh dar' of Nov~mber 1~, l~e queallon of lovylnl in e~ee!ll 91 the leu ttlill llmi~Uon for the bet1tfot of ,_. Bed!Mt Local Sdlool!l>•trld, for lbe purpo1e of c~rr.nl Exponses. Said tax beinl: A renewal of 1 tn of ~eve~ m\11&, and an in· erease of three mills to constitute 110112, IB, :18, ate II'· t t '-::-:-'-:-:-:::""!::-::~::-;-;= a ta• of len m .., at a ra e no ex Qeeding 10 ml)l• lor each one ,dol· tar of val!lalion, wl*h amOWIII to oltc dollar lor eacb one bun'ilred Clollara of valualion, for live ye.,a. ' 1 , • , ; Tbe Polls lor .,Id Elei:Uon wlil )te open at 6:110 q'cllltk A If. and ~tin open untO 8:~ o'clock P. ¥ Eastern Stantl,ard Time of •said '~~.~~;~~~= I t b&vt tt ".,.~u.,tn IU,.•erlhflt my blmt _ ~illl •"'ll: ~rl f'IY 1'111'\riP) lltJI} It r.ohrtl')~ a thlt 2aad d17 of Au•ust 11GT ,. ·m w aqon dtalt Your Eleclion Lawo ' Ohio's eleclion laws Ill'$• fP.r 'the most l"'~t. modem and Ohlq'J 1 eiectoqn system stenils the testP; of comparla0n woth oih~r s~lf> v,ry well II ls1 baBed o~ ttie pure two-party syatem, with, bplh ' parties sharin~ the responslbiUiy anq work The law provides for a Bond or Elec\IOftl on each or the 88 counties. Tbl1 1Boar4 is mad~ up or four persons-two llepubliea,, and two DI!Diocrals They then employ fhe Clerk, Depqty Clerk, and other employee& of the of. 1f1ce The County Board of Elec ELGIN N D UP - Doctol'S to- hons has charge of all regJSiraday struggled to keep alive qqad· Uon record•, the pnntmg or b~­ ruplel girls born prematurely to lois, tbel employing of precmol Iarin ~t)lef WhO already ' has wo'Nters · on •election day, and all four boys other dela1ls necessary for the '"1'1!eor immedoate condition li ~uge task about a1 gaad as we can expect " The precmct workers are Dr R. E Ha~kms saod, but lheor aga1n representative& ol both po· chances for survival are ' 1only IJtical par~tes and the law rc fair" qijlre& that t~ere tie 10 eae~ poll Ha!l!\jn& ordered ~C·hOIIr atten· mg place an equal nuqtber or lion lo til• liny gfrli horn Fr1day workt!rs from earh party 1'l1c to Mr and ll'r• Peter lleler lm· Col!JllY ~ard of Eleellons In· otruelo the precinct workers In motlfatel~ after lttrth, tile quads, welghl•g from 2 pounds 12 ounces the proper funellomnl{ of the1r polling plaoe, bow the 'oallotR to 3 pouodo, 6\i, ouni'OI, placod In i~eubatora lo the •IliaD are dllilrt~uted, ~ast, ond u::oounled lor, ltnd the provisions of ho1pltal here law goverrun3 voting Working at the polls on ele~ tlon di!Y Is one of the duties of eltilcnship and should be aeeepl ltln Kate Slaclalr bli moved lo ed woth the POme responslbol!tY ptop~er·t!_ of Edson Hart as juoy duty It is the1r province CJICkler Is vlalUng to lnoure that every quallfied relatives in thu neljb I' voter ill Oboo who presents hom· oolf to vnte Ia &lven the propel Nancy Jean Miller IPtnt Tuesday 1ballots and tbot ' the voleo ar< wllh ber ~tandmotlter, Mrs Gil)' aeeurately counted Struggle To Keep New Quad~ Alh'e I In North Dakota I m,u COUNTY CHARTER I Your Election a:-. <'"'" '"" 1 • ' ' Of the ~.~6.M9 expendllpr~~ obowtl by Obto cities ~e¥, $37U78,19S went lor OJ!Onl ng • P.&n•~• and l~lerett: tl40119il,f • 3l ~r e4pUal ~utlay ~ti u n w ~o~~IOJI or -.~IP,men~ a d ~,~.llt.85 for non • ilJve m~nw exp_endituret aueh u e 'rilil'tin~nt 'of lMittda '' 'rtoe last figure revealt ft lilll!lfi· cant trend It is the Iii's! dme tliOt llllllull payments on hondfd dej,t have eK....t.,d the !oial of oporal· in& etpenses ond Interest Pill'· menls of Ohio etlies ••• ull)!o the ••roue< ••1 muntcb~ll..·eofl191'1tf~l-! Vldld that IUC ' Reven,pes Above COsts In (lilies n \he elecUoo,to lit beld on Ule1 AflTlCLt V The requlrelt JUbllcaUon of tht Seetlon 1 Every cltlt!n cf the propoud ara.a~llment lhal! be- 1\idf United StrteJ;, ot the 11e ol twenty- \ and the lonn of ballbt tl be ~-· one )'t!ll'l, Y.ho JhaU have been a utd elect.lon for tile iubnu resldtnt of the ltate one year next thereof 1haU be DttPind bJ tbt _, preecl1tnl the elf.Ctlon, and ol the retary of stat! of tJ\e state of ot;ll!:.:'eounty, township! or ward, In v.hlch ce~~formtty wtt" tht above pl'e'dllunll he retldel, 1uch lme •• may be pro. H , majority of the ~eetort \'Oiln~ YKitCI tl)' law, allaU hive the quell· til"' foruoh11 WOPDHd amtftdrt\fllt ftcaUona ol an elector, 1nd be en· tlle tleettoll to be held on t1l4i UUed to v.>l:e 11 au eleqtlonr1 Tuet~do:v after the flnl Moa.. r .Je lvtr~ eltlun ol the United Stltet No\ "!"'ber 1115" td~ tht alme, It btlni ly.renty.one y.ean of 11e wh9 •h•'t be p11rt t~f tlle t:rnlltlh}tl .. M Ill nOt entitled. to vot• at an eltcUont the "•f!te nf ""'tiM ah'll be •nt1 tleci tq vote for the e ... , 1- "'ele XVIII lha1l thenu,.._ 'bt eho!et of e)('(!ton tot Prtlldent and repeeled " 1/lct President of the United StitH f.l g • he thtll htve ll•tn a realdent of tha •tatl!! 1 oountyl townahlp or ward In VIIITID STA'I'I!!I ~ AMDICA whten he dea rei lo vote aueb tilne aa ~ STAT& Or 01110 may M provided bJ 1law, prolldPd 'I'IIJj s~CRIT~Y that he It not entitled to vote for the thole• of electon for Pretldent tnd br 11'1'>\.TZ VIc!:! Prelldent or l.be United Statet lll any Qthtr ttttt 1 ft'O W B)\OWN leerefttJ~ !!tal" of the !ltate of OMo do htN SCIWIUL& eprft<Y that the fe"Joln• It • U a majorlt)' 11-t the tleotor1 votln1 co~>Y '' Amtnded !tt~ate Joint P M t o~ bl'o !'fl Amendedl P~ate, z!clnt on the loresoh11 propose~ amendPu dlutlnn No I, Amendtd !uh"lttult ment at tht' 1enerat election to be Roue 1,nt"t Reentut19n No 11. lfl;t ftetd on lhe flral Tueeday tfter the A"''""UtHJ P'oUI'e Jclnt ""'"oh,tJo• N(l !rst Mond•r In November, 1917, adopt 3~ Aled tn t~• C7ftlee of the ~l'ttll'7 the 11me I 1hall bflc..lme fart of the ()f ~tat! ""d pro1)QIIInll' to amerut the Constltutlon of the 11tate o Ohio, and ,.,., rwe •eetlons of the Con.stUuUoJS ol exhtlnn lt'ctlon 1 uf Arllcle V Ohio , thereupon be repeettd. By order of the Board of Elections, of Mclg• County, Ohio. Robe~! N Clark. ~hairmao t\lbert Gloeclmor, clerk Oiled Septon1ber 211, 1957 ,(10! o, 12, 19, Z6. tic ·''MI~ ·Ji.<i\ti!!J Vf. or ~oa be IUbmlJ\ed to I eleeton "'"· to Ilia muoer »'*""'<~ ' ~ly. - IALJ: llfthl or lhe memben tembly ot \he State of Ohio. Thrn~ lUthi of lhe memberr elect!d to !leb howe C\lncurrlnJ therein that ther. stull bt aubmiUeil to the elector& of the rtlte, for their IPP~oval or relft:\!On at the eledlon nfl~ en tha !rrt Tuesday alter t~e ftnt Monday In November, 195'1, a proposal ta •mend section t of Article V. ar:ld sec· tlon 1 of ArtlcJe V amended to read The Poll• lor 88id Election will be Op.ln at 0 30 o'clock " ll and remajn open untQ 0 30 o'olock P M· Eastern Standard Time of 88ld dl)', « lllo - Be 1\ raolv~ b UM Gtaeral AtoembiT ot lbo atal:. ol Ob!•c ~ Be It tt14lved bJ lhe General AI• II fOUOWI Pl<t lhoreUIIOil bo n/.:f.J. " .· ~ NovtZ.JPY, acloP',._!! =~\\,~ ~:.· ...."~lt ;::a G. . rtU MlliiiOI NA...... Ia --~~~~·- ot 111U . .ll.., pursuance ot a RcBOiutlon of the Board of Education of the Northern Lora! Sehool DIBiricl, Meigs County .. Ohio, paased on the Ill day of July, 1137, there will he oubmltlcd to a vote of the people of &aid Northern Local School Dlslroct at the general elcclion tube htld In Northern Local School District, Metgo County, Ohio, at the regular places of vot lng therein un Tue1day, the 5th day of November, 1937, tho ques· Uen of levying in exce88 ol the len nllll llmlialion, for the benefit of the Northern Local Sebool Dil· lric1 (or the purpose of (;urrent E xpenseo Said lax botng A renowel of an exiotlng tax of live mllls at a rate not cxrccdh12 ft mills for eaeh ono doll or of vatuaiJOn, wh1eh amounts to Fifty cents for eacb one, hundre~ dollars of valuation, for five years 12,~ 1937 1», 2~. •to ! I, ~'~·~ ;. 110)' 6, 25, Dal!l4 ' ...... 011 .... - - =~~·~r..~~~~".:: By order of the B:\ rd l QUALIFICATIONS or PERSONS of Election•, of Meigs TO YOU FOR I'!WIIbi!NTL\L County, Ohio. &LECTOR)! Robert N Clark, ebalrman or-a oo . - . -11oo I of Arlk!t Y o.l U.. CfDIIUI.UO. Qi .tile Albert Gloeckner, Clerk ,,... of OhiO hi prOTkte lbat 'a JMf• Dated September 27, 1937 1011 .,., •ot. loti IH ~- • • .... PINW.eal of Ute Q_..Uid ltal.. (10) ~. 12, 19, 26, Cte NOTICI OF ILICTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THI TEN MILL LIMITATION, NOTICE is bcrebl' given that In pursuance of a Re,.lulion of ·the Board of Educatoon of the South ern Local School Oialricl, Meig& County, Ohio, paBaed on the 4th day of June, 1967, there wilf be oubmlUed to • vote of the people of aaid Southern Local School Dlalricl, Meter County, Ohio, at the regular places of votmg therein, on Tuesday, the 5th day of November, 1937, the queoUon of levymg. on exee" of the ten mill lim· ttatlon, for the benefit of lhe Southern Local School Dialriet for the purpose of current expenses Saod tax holng: A renewal of an existing tax of five mills al a rate not exeood1n1 & mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amOUI•II to Filly Centa lor each one hundred dollars of valuation, lor ftve )'earP: The Poll• lor oald Election will be open al 0 30 and remain open unti18:!10'o'dock·l P M EaBlorn Standard Ttime 111d day By order of the Board or ElechoD> of Me1gs County, Ohio Roberl N Clark, chairman ,Albert Glqeckner, Clerk Dated Sep ember 25, 1957. (10) ~. 12, 19, 26 410 ~ohn Rlee, 1011111 Mr. ant 1 11rs. W,Umer Rice, kft Oi:Wber )~ '~~~' ll'tlniJjUf Flirt Kn~ Kl. ,, 1 llr. and. lira. ~~ J;~l.ii and 1 daU8hle~ Jla•e wovad lnio.a'!ra!!.o..r near the homo of her'~rPif "". ' an4 Mi'l. Ci'ealru! W'l'i'!Md. 1/ '1!fr. •nd Mr;1 ~e'l!J"th' D.~·!~!ln and so~. Marr, !Dd ~,....l> Rollman ol CJ11M ' t week end wltl! lhe.Ir ;, ana Mn. o.ua ~olf~n. .. I llrL Mabel Duvall II rilllino In colum~ut. ' abOY?ii aame. ttlhall - ··r- --' - - TUPPERS PLAIN proDOUd IRith mtllt" IIIIU bt and" t>e 101m llallol to bo~ Mid lltCUon ror Vtt w lhonol olllll bo ~ 1>1 I aeereta11 of ltltl I ttatl 01 In ooDioronll> wll> ot vWODL 11 a maJorur 01 U:lt Article x V ot- Nid ConatituUom lhtll thtr.upon be repe:aled day (171 Help Roome ""' ...,.,,..~uoo "' .,.11119! ... NOTICE OF ILIECTIDN ON TAX L 1117AL111CAnOliS or ITAtW LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN A.PPOtNTJVJ: OrriCIALS MILL LIMITATION I NOTICE Is horeb~ liven that In pursuance of a Re&Oiutlon of the Board of I!Jiucatlon of the Pomeroy Exempted Vollage SchoOl DI.. Be...tt Reaolv~ bJ lht •Gea.mJ Al!net, Meigs C<>unty, Ohio, paqed teft'lftJ of lhl atak o1 Ohto, Thrtfloo on the 3th day of August, 1951. ftnhl ell tha m.m~ •!!Ctid 10 qc., bowe concurrlq there .... \bet lhiNI there will be Sllbmltted lo a vote be rubmltted to t.h11 tleet.on of ~ of the people of Bald Pomeroy Ex- ltlte tor U:udr epprovaT::!r nJtcU the m1nner .prete~l bl law, 1 empted Village Sebool Diotrlct at ln tbe @nenl eletU.oa to tl.pld on She TueacftJ afttr Ule Ont MOI'IdiJ the general clecllon to be held In ftfltt ln November, tm~.. • ProPQIIl tt the Pomeroy Exempted Village amend aecttor. 4 of ArUcle XV ol \h~ of \be ttl~ ot Otm li School Dlstncl, Meigs County, Contt.llutlon reid .. tollowt; Ohoo, at the regular places of ARTICLI XV votmg therem, on Tutsday, the s.. ~ No .,,... aholu bo eleettcl 5th day of November, 1967, the ••• to 1n1 oftlce In thia 1tak uulpoMeMed of the qullllatlOQI 01 .. question of levying, m exeeli8 of oleetor'" the l<ln moll hmilahon, lor the !CB!DUU benefit of Tht Pomeroy Exempted !'he proposll tbtll be placed ' OD VIllage School Dlolr!ct lor the &he OJiu.: lt~l ballo1 bl' tht etcretar:r cd 1t1te a e~~t~~tlaUI tht foUowU.. purpose of current Expen1e1 lorn> Said tax he1ng A renewal of an exiSting tax of fiVe mill! at a To amtbd neUon t ld 'U Article XV, of til• Obto rate not exceeding 5 mills for r cONthuUorr lo permit • .,,... Oo bo appolnltcl eaeh one dollar of valuation, ta an olll.ce d thlt a\.lte which amount& to lofty cents for without poa,aelnl the each one hundred dollars of val· NO \ ~UiieaUon. ol m eleouatoon for ten l ears The Polls for Bald ~ection will If a m•Jo;ltl' of tt\1 eleeton votlnl be open at 6 30 o clock A M. and 1111 lhe (oregom, propo~ed &rn•JJcfadopt the ~me It lhcU b!eqme remam open unhl 6 30 o'clock P rnent a part of ttl! Con1tltutton of the· t\lte M Eaolero so andard Time of Bald nt Obto.~. and exlltlnl secUon t ot s,.,....., ol Sill.. *"" ... ' ,$, fQD.t WF~iiT · .< ;· ••f;ifltlda~ F~r . Tnlsftt of · -t!:r~< Nov, 1, IJJ7 • . '..;.p~. ~ ""'' !"•·· BEDFORD ~ra Tq !OJT A1!1ARO PITI'SBURGH, Ul' - Louu B !i c stour baa returned home Seltzer. editor of the Cleveland frmn Help G,e®ral Hl>JPjal. Press, a ScripPJtHoward newspaper, toby neealves 1he "Free EnKilL LAib tcrprtse l'(ewawrlter" •ward of tho -ll'he keel National Management A!aoclallon. Alillntla HoweU II In poor ~ealtb •• ~ time. �• I Prtzes Awarded At PTA Sponsored Halloween Party , Dodge Offers FIVe ALFRED Statton • ' RST at • lhe Halloween Party al the Bradbury S<hool 1 hurMlay mght was a ddJmtc success accordmg to 1 the I arc1t Tcaebcr ASSQcJatum wl o sponsored the costume party Pnnc pal and Mrs Gerald Rupc and Onn Wears WClC judges or the costmncs m the Grand March an I prazes were awarded as fol lows p• elhcsl (I l Barbaru Light foot [2 Ruth Ann Halley ugliest (I) David LewiS (2) Tony Hen dncks most or gmal (I) Shar01 B ggs 2 Billy Jo Clark Games 11c udcd f sh pond dart l!amcs and other recreational act IYit cs and rdrcsh nenls were sold by the soctal commntcc Mrs GU} Husscn was general cha1rman for tl c celeb allon v SINGLI COPY..... -----~ ----~------------------~~- Rcynolrls Akron baa been s tfn~ Mr a I Mrs Guy Rey u Is Rccc gurs s of Mr and Mrs Donat 1 t t'ary s were her mother Mrs L c Ia Stohl ber brother John <t.hl I aurel Cll!r and Mr , d >Irs Pearl Gilkey Mr a d Mrs Gordon Harm a~d ns N ck nd Jimmy Columbu& illrtvcd Fr day for a v sit wath the r narr ts Mr and Mrs Rob" Har~andMr and Mrs C M Red Threats Arc Bread, Butter Diet To Nervous Turk Citizens POMEROY SOCIETY Mrs Walter Harris and her sis tcr Mrs Margaret Croushore Co vtst cd thts week n filu ster thetr former home :llr and Mrs Howard E !warda hav~ clurncd to Columbus after v "ung Mr and Mrs !. E Trtp lett Mr and Mro C H Wise J• were In Jack&o' Friday visllina a lnughter Mrs William BeiJ and Ia mly Mrs Betz was ochedulcd o enter llolzcr llospttal lor o)Jser 1 on to la y Mr ond Mrs Marion Frend vcrc 1 1s ness v sttors n ZancK vt lc I hur&luy Mr •nd Mrs M \ SproKue and Mr nn I Mrs Ru~e ) Knox re turned to Lhelr borne New York CtlY ~fld tv after a visit with Mr and Mrs H nry Ewu g and son Mr and Mrs Fr z Buck Kon Bobb) and BCI ny Ew g we c a nony thos atlcnd g the foot ball go me 1 Athena I nday even ng 1 gllcr have moved lhts week f nm the Grunt property to thctr cw hone 0 lllgl Street M and ~~ to liar an Morga and fa n ly ~ rnc1 11c arc novtnliC to Succumbs Sunday Middl.,.rt;Pomerov N•ntal Altllough tbe viJ'Uf ll)f~na and Allan /1u bas not d Yel 1'ith Heart Attaek reach" ln!G tile fOmeroy aad Middleport ld)ool diltriCti IG H The MYF held Us regular meet and lmg S mday evening wll~ 11 yout~ aon and I adult 1tle'ldfog or Columbus spent Sun DcYolton& were led by Hefen ~ay w th Mr and Mrs Ernest 1 Woode advisor Molden llltS&Ionary material '111e f\lll C rele wa& prtsented by the leader Choir practice completed the evening a program During the buslnees Jesalon In ebarge of Janice Swarll, plano wert furthered on the Cbaree M Y F to be beld on Monday Oclo her 21 al)d tbe Hlllloweon partx on Thursday Oct Sl Chrlltmu pronam plans were dlacutlled The m~ling closed with the M Y P benedlclion. The Chester Chart~ MYF beld •ts O<tober meeting h~re llqndar October 21 with 40 youtll Mit ttl< ulls attending Dcvo~o111 ~ett In ~c, ol Guinther of cbeifer D lhnger \eillhe prosr~ a spec al number by lbe Al!rel! a poem You r~ll On Your •• d a f lm NO Otber Gods E •gene Wlndlan~ 1 vice prealdent In chnrge ~~ \h~ buslncsa mccttng Rolrcshmcot& ol tea and Kool ado ""~,. ·~· The Charge Male several and cha1r waa ltr ncsy 1 n bus teeism In p·Due To I !E!t"""T=-~-:----..,...,._--:--~~~~~-:--~-~-----,-i-llia_jm~M.-F-ish~er Rural Schools Hardest Hit William 111100 ntber so o1 any great extent It was hidlcaled today that tile ap~ of MinenviUe lor ~2 mrs a prtaler alclmeu In the eouoly scbopl aysteJDJ w~a oo tbe w1th llelp Ccunl)l weUJr and 0 0 Pattetsoll; superintendent of Helga County.' 'sehli.Ou, dally newtpapen dlod llllldenl)' advised today tbat he bad not as yet been mformed u IG 1fbt. Sunday evening at Ill! home of a - tber or not HarrilonriUe ~ heart attack had reopend tadl)' llinet IU Ill& 0 FISher , lifelong occupation ... , down t..l week due to that or printer begmnlns in 111118 Absenteeism at Salem Cealer and endmg aeven years ago when morntng wu reported very biJb he retired while 1 member ollhe S while al Sahsbury tbe aboealeeiRII Democrat Sentinel start tn Pome waa reported to be at leU! f2 per roy ~ unt and ln<omlnt acbool ~· OC very U,hUy laden. The dcccaoed was born at Enter prise and was 1 member of the l(nlgbts of Pythlu Lodge at Mid die port ~ uucral serv1ccs for the deteu· ed will be held Wednesday at 2 p m from the Ewtnl f\lneral Chopel with burial to be made m Beech Greve Cemetery Surv1vtng are fave lORI Hiram Nonnan foul ~114 Mason of .llln emilie and Jolu( of Akron his wile Mary Alice (!'Irk..) Fisher (4 grondrhtldrcn and one great grandchild Friend* !DIY caH at aey time at Ew!tf funeral !lome unUI Umepl~ , IIJI8l1DJ.._ fo~ church school teachers persons interested In chll Middleport Soriety ua I As MJ!yor C 0 Fisher has proclaimed Tue&day OctoJC Z9 as the olltcial 'Trick or Treat night for Mlddlopcrl for this Ballowe en oeason 1jle siren w1ll sound the start 7 p m and the close at 9 pm 'When the Halloween ~urlew will go nto effect The vjllage off alals arc an~lpu! to discourage adults from beg gl ng lor the treat. wb1ch are VY~NG OVER planned ror the bel ell! of the t~reatening to smaller chtldrcn of lbc village on the Pollee are also mtcrcsl.fld In Ions Cf w~rnlng the ~hlldrcn ~ most of whom will hi:: wcarmg mash-to watch ror traffic wbcn they erou the street. JdlP.DOrt In u~· l~~ Ui ~r.4.] ~~ / ""' living since n ov ni lc c f on Galho Co nty c 1 1 ~ c..: Am young r luught.cr 1 Mt an I Mrs Cu!h llahr w ' I'll cduled lo return I c to I Y flor huYing a 101 ' lie to Y tolzcr lloSJiltal Frll y Sl c e1 ten t1 11 c ho•ptlal Tl "'lay night 1 he Jt n101 G1 Is nd Bovs t:las Mrs M.arynret ( nbbs WflS 11 I usa " ' vliltor in Gall pol • today MrH Charles McNnmcc • 111 t r hontc on South Second AYe llcr niece i\1 r; I u a V Meter Ita( n spent 'fhu s I a~ v ~ Ill g al t1 ~lcNumce I o c John Logut 10 r Mr I Mrs ll 1n r Logan hnd 1 e 1\lltcl eM J Jgcs of the coRtUincs were t kCI n hi• ban I artcr I c fell n t ~~ ' Wolter Waddell and Mrs t 11 while plnylng lhts week Mro Chorles Searlca who h I M r t ., Chambers Prb.c1 awarded prctjlcat Ed lh Iris II pto en called to Alahamu where 1d Karen Bachner ugliest I r >bl~~r Mra tlan llton I "' a d Druce Wallaec I '"' Ill h¥ returned I omc M nttd Mrs Howard I!Ycrs rc s wero played and pnzc11 I'l l cndang the week end in Col aw <!I to o number of the chll 1"" w th Mr und Mrs James I cwi• Inn v th Mrs Wallnce and 'Mrs 1d will al1o vlsll •lui vcs In Sa cr In charge of the recrca ion M lyHVllle Icc cream In the shopo of w1t Mn Fred Jacks01 I• reported ches loughnuts candles and l\o1sc Ill ut her home makerli were served to sevcnlccn Miss f Iorcucc II we I• v iltlnij cl as nc nbtne And five g ests her adator In Col mUus over the w ck end Mr and M" liar II Suucr nnd llnughtor M~ry Ruth utt ndcd the SEOE~ in A(hcns Fnday and went 1 to !'lew Wilmln~o• lu where t1 CJ will be week e d gue1ta ol Dr and Mra John Orr Plans were completed for lhctr Mr and Alr•J 0 C Fugnte and "n Ed TOI!do ·r~ vlshlng Mr <hrlatn o8 Port)' at tho home ol nnd Mfl Ceofio Sauer and sun Mra Robert Harrlo whon tho Past lllchard l\e'Cilnl guc111 at the1r Mat o" of Evan&ellne Chapter hone wcro Mr and Mro Dav I OES mot Frida~ nlshl at tho home Dla1r ond oon Mark Bulfalo N V or Mrs Paul Winn Dradbury with L o Hartlqger li In columb • Mrs Grill R~..oll aa co ho!IOII to spCI d the week end with Mra M" William Reynold prosjdonl Gem ~e RUI"''ll ,nd fan lly was In charge orthe mooting Mrs Addlt ! u~al I• •pen lin Games wuro playud and prizes the wee~end In Hunt ns on w iJ won by ~11'8 Reynold! Mr& Lee rclallm lloush Mrs Earl Knight Mrs Mrs Margaret CroLI ~hnre Jr Kalad lhndy Hoslel8oa &erved • t• day for her home I• Colum~ 1 de""' t eourae to 17 mombera artcr a visit with her sister Mrs Walter Harru 1'1tur61l ~y MIS! Hor ric Marie Smith onteliJined M • Crcuohwro It tho lllpifln Rcsla rant Olltcr &ueats were Mrs Wai l<r llnrr!~ aftd ~r.'- Rober! Harrl Mr ~d !Iff ~rncst ( vert an t l~mlly Betty lllr~ora Dovld an Charlo& have bc!n In Columb where he atli!nded lho accon1 In t•rdc!lominaUQnal Chmh Seh o Supcrlntcnlle/11• Conrorcnec thl wcokcnd 1'.• Ia s p r ntcndcnt h c Heath Methu I • Su 11• Jun1or G1rls, Boys Class Hold Masquerade Party Past Matrons Pion Chrtstmas Party At Hams Home Fall Conference Held At Jackson Country Club INSURANCE? e F.!)ll THE BIISTI e AN'l' TYPE' Off1cers Meet Dunng Lecture Hour Sess1on Activities For Year Planned At Meeting Of Chester Grange II lh !:Iter Gr gc mclm reg Open in~; song Jcs IS Suv10r ul r sc s&on 1 1cs lay evening with lliot Me Roll coli runniest l!ol Gco1 gc Holter Master prcs1dtng Donn 1 Holter Home Eco1on 1st lowocn prank Rcadh s ThiS and appoint~ I Mrs Dale Kaulz and That by Harry Holtct ~ong Hal A 1 oU cers confcrcnt'C wa I ld Mrs Luwrcncc Sm th to serve on owccn Joy Kautz See or Call JOHN RICHMOMD &14 E IJ~1 St !IOgr;!ll ~ 1 1ng the lcolurc ho r wl"" the commtttec ror the coming year Mary Ka1t1 Youth chairman lay evening dlscu ..cd the actlnllcs for the Amns !.eonord Worthy >taSICI', ·1 next year and Mrs Dale Ka tlz pres led and plans were made tor Lecturer pre.scntcd the follow ng the )Cor and community projects were discussed Homer Rice East RUTLAND Maslct Installed Mrs Fronk By Phyllis Snowdon Gruescr as Flora Frank Grucser WESTERN LOCAL PTA MEETS treasurer and Howard Bolin mcm The Western I o al PTA meet bcr of Ihe Executive Committee nR was held nt the Rutlnnd lhgl It w&S acrccd tho! lhe members ><:hoot Mol day eve ng would bring ells ror the patlcnla The n cling In ch .rgc or pre al the Athens Stole Hosp tal to ldcnt Bentr cc St11th was open the last meeting In November Mrs d by 1 nglng America Sccrc Amos Leonerd llomc EconomiC8 ary 1 report was road bY M11 chairman requested members to loberl King M s Rober! FellY bring plo to the next mectmc. Mrs Harold Smith was reported eporlcd a balance of $5~ 65 In he lreaour) Mrs Clara Det.. n I ill n 'Meigs General Hospital AI the close of the mcol ng rc ulstanl Prolcs&or of Eduutlon rrcahmonta were acned by the t Oh o Un voralty gavo-a talk on pee ol education Hon1e l!:conomlca C~minlllcc A com~ tee was Appninlcd to hock old bv laws of the local "TA A room count was Vllh the bonner nnd $5 to hurc I I ~ three WHY lie '" U nee Miss lloyd s trs S nlth !I home room~ Bea r cc s lth Lealy Chasteen carl Lilt e and Mur cl Fcl11.v vcrc appc ntcd tll'mc•t with the ochool board and d scusi C'lle crla needs Tho Noven1ber rolrcshmenl o nmlttcc appointed w th ~nlrmnn Ponrlc Can8day Jonn Wise Violet Grate !.uo•llo SIS on and Edith Lambert II ck <prlngs Grange mol I hurs w.. lleadmg 10 I:ommandmunls lor Married Lifo by Roy Miller and Uclty L Dean poem llalloccn at Midnight Bob Kaulz Stunt by 6 men ond 6 women won by the men ~nd the tiOilng song Onward Cbr shan Soldiers The nc<~ mccllng will be Nov 12 Rclrcshmcnla were oerved llllho clolil! ollhc mccllng Seleefftna of the nght people for proper AdmtniStrQ t1on of Just tee In MetgsCounty IS Tllll Voters RtspanSibllifJ ELECT Delmar A. Canaday Meigs County Judge Nov S 1957 -Pd Pol Adv Act :~I ~~t~r SPLIT MILK -In BngHton Mt~h off the Detroit at ea mtlk supply fwo a tank truck o!C a htgh way 10 Millionth Clahn Is Filed For Workmen's Compensatitn Police Activity ~ , ~tate llcprcs~ntallve re~etved I"""' By Goorge MeiiJ!iart has a no tice~a.t Gov WUII~m 0 Neill has been advtsetj ,that ~M~sr.¥!h~l~ta,, tembel' ~1th tlil!'ltnth Jlliii\IIJ!..J!Iilin. wnJ11Q!! \1IJ.Ill DureauJJF.:Worltimen t;Compe~n:; • The tcpotl was made by James L You~g Admmlstrator honW! of her sou •ohh. fr.jt~~.::; of lhe Ohio Bureau nt a Efforts or tt o Mi !01.. .- PI •v•ty ~'"' Middleport Pohcc Chid LeRoy Wl!b U total of some 20 8artru1h todoy J'epnrlc I all pol'" rtalmo !tltd durin• September Dlilvlty • a otal\dsllil I ~~. ball 1957 the total nlln>bor of dam. WICk loduy soyln~ Its Ule quiet filed ooer a period from Jan I wccken I I vc hod olneo be- 1912 t~ Sept so 1957 ha• exceed coming Chief ol I ohce hm ed fOOOO 000 Tbl! fig~ In Bartrum •• if there wert no rt eludl'l! both injury elalms and .. ~ 1.1"""" or accldrnts or ••• , llalln dcatll tlalms rued wlth the 8UTC3U we en prenksler~ lor tho wcrk end of Workmen a Con wnsalipn ••d lhot only one cc~rt ease was The r ..ct n~mllltr as o! Sept no rcror led lor Sallfday evening 1957 was 10 Voting told The one court e~~e mvoiVfd !be Governor. The Ioiii mnnber or !lam Bow.. of M~ldlcpl)rl ~ 0 nJUIY ca&Os pvor lbl& forty rtYc lme<l $$ ~nd cosls on charg., l'eat period wa8 II 9511 '1110 Tbc of lnloxlcatlori lolal number of ~catb ~lalms lor r:ported, the ume peflod Wll 43 820 ac cording to Young TO II AT CHURS!'I Tbe total o~mber of claims I led The Elccllon J,l~Y Djl.er will lor the mquth ol September Ia a be served at the RJclnq !{ethodlal decrease ol alx tenth~ pcrcoat I hurtb Nov ft and will lnclade over the same month In 11100 and bam vegetables, Balad bot rolla Is an lnercaoe oil 9% In the num pte and coTfeo Membero of the her of claims flied over Sept 1905 ~ommittec arc MN B M Pickens MI'B Homer Jaceud and lllrs How ard Mllee 10 11 •• the Grant sc wl ere the S1 ngucs lliV'C P'fAPnSident says Co-UDJS• f In -hool Posts Trick Or Treat 1 Night P;oclaimed For Middleport 3231 ••t ooz:8to w" Freezing Temps Hit Thru Ohio Dnrigg 1'eekeq~ Winter aca't a lrps(y title lu dUdng the w•ekcnd JaMw rturrles wbfc\ d the eaal ~rn shor£s Sunday du1119 d to a root pt In the Cleva Most thor !!' hfnre~ In Cl vclanrt wore clear~d )w lo~ay /. tnt son side streets s II wore ol ppory In SJH!I> 1~e llvrril'• n•lrd early to l• and skies wrro <XPf'~lcd to clear OV"'' most n( the stale Ttof'! "rnlh " nD f:ho 1:' I h "tntor of a rold olr Pnrt hi h pm •urq\ mov ng e"l n! Ohln Tbr ve~ hi-+IJlAI\ !lid ih • wovld hr nr , rrt\Jrn of IOUthcrly w nds and 'flAil'" today and on Deadline Nears IFilr Absent.." e 8auot Requests emergency s (Uad to revtve the strl k c I wu •n prove In '"' n 1 M" M•I fur I ' ne I her or I he ~burch of Cht tst I• chr"t ott u• on "" procedcl 1 d"th tv 1 '"ter MrK IA!ul•e !lentner who ucc tmood lost work Mrs Mu lord hud been a pat •nt I• !leis ~O~UMBUS VI Sccrctarv of General llosptlalnnttl sun lay "d State hd w Rrow I w.rnr I to loy was rcllovod to II e home or he hat tbe dr diu r for appllra ton oun for abs1n re ballots h r•vlllan and •hsahlcd volers Is Thursday Sh< was d 1ate Joh• an Anlcrtca Daniela at f P "' He 8atd the oxecuted forms ond 1 llallcy ballota mu•l be returned to the sury 1vmg arc her husbanll o cou~ty election board clerk bi N Mulford two sons John of noon Fr.day Nov I Cllesblrc Rl : and 1\JY o( N~ll Browp !Bid absentee ballots for Haven two dau~hters llr$ Carl members of the armed forees may (VIr~IDiaJ Carpenter of Chcstet'blll be accented lr pcotmarked or ro and illrs Earl (Wilma) Wlnes1 eo. cclvcd by noon SaiOrday Nov 2 lumbus 1'hcre arc also e~ghl grand The billots he slid must be ro ch ldrcn. cclved by tbc e cellon board clerk by neon eleclloQ day Nov I Also 5UfV1Ying are a •lst<r Mrs Dcu ah Ttplon of Sl qa rsvdlc two brelher8 Jomcs ij'allcy or MARIIAGI LIC&NSI A marr aJc license hat~ been s- Chcsh ro and John Halley of tbc ued here lo Lindy Joe Schoon City or Zancaville over 2'1 Rutland and ~cnny Max Funeral scrvi<cs wtll be held n~ Nobles 17 Middleport Wcdnoa<la1 at 1 p m from th 'ENIORS SPONSOR DINNER i!Jbe•hlr~ ~lilt Church w th lh • I!P.v '() !f.. Cart and I!P.v Ed1so~ :f~Ckcts arc now on sstc ror lh~ -w..vcr olfktat ng Burial wUI b Pomeroy Senior qa" Spaghc II n tbc Gravel Hill comelcry Dinl)cr which will be I!CfVcd Wed neaday Oct 30 PI'O<cl!ds will go Fr ends may call at Ute jUtwl .llrs Ada Slaci Syraruse lowlrd tho Claos trip In the St rmg fng• Uoat• Funeral Hu nc h M~ cclv<d woid SUnday evening or 19011 dlcporl ber brothe~ Roy Blake away lit a hospital m New Cum W Va that afternoon about 65 Wll a lor of Meigs County hav at Joppa Sf.'rvicts Will ~ held m New Cumberland Wcdm>sday Oct ' Roy Blake, 65 Former Joppa Resident Dies 30th He Is survlrcd by his w lc Ed na two sons ~launcc and 1\Jipb 1 step &on Marlon Chancy and SCY :ll'al grand ehildren all of New Cumberland Beven brolhcrs Ern st of New Cumberland Ola of Summerville W Va Austin of Gcolvtlle Wmlred of Tuppers Plains Delbert nl Hockingport 'ldward of Lotlrldge Elmer "fill~ and one sl!ter Mrs s,~t or Syracuse 'llli1pamnt. Mr and Mrs B!M, precedod him In death ,;;,·':.~'-----,---+- MUTING I!Oosters S<hool at 8 pm All other intereflod urged to allend. IMERGI!ICY C4LL The Pomeroy emergency wen! lp tht '""tan.. of \rm~ llarr~onv1lle RD enrlv on llonday morning when he surfer "d a severe pain from R forencr 10rlou• Redden! A physician w•• o,Ued oceumd al Trllniq Wll. bavc In � 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 26, 1957