https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d2e62e96978eaf6ca59d4dfaf43bfc14.pdf 1d4b96c095a573e4cbf625709481af52 PDF Text Text ~ ,6-DJi!Y SenUnel, Pom~y-Mtddleport, o. oct 29,t9n Pomeroy first , b..:.ptist BYF In pu Halloween pQJty Middleport Soeiety Plaps were ptade \0 "{Vt Feeney-Bennett · ' IM.rs. Liza H"ghes w.ltile cloctlon day dinner In the annex or the church Present at the mebt_ mg wete Mrs Lisle Mrs White AuxiliaryJn Honored Gu~st At Mrs London Mr8 l!eleq Diddle) 1 Mrs Martartt Cottrill Mrs Bell• ' Monday Meetin~ ; 1BirthdQy Party rtce Blake, l!frs Wtnebrenner, illrs Robert Rawlings was !&ken t~ 1 Mrs Cora Bennett prea14ed Mon Mro Liza Hu£hes was cue~t of Rachel McBride Mrs Melcs General Hospital lor obse day mght at the October meeting j nor at a birthday party planned Mas.on Elementary Home Mothers ' Plan For Party Wahama lfigh I Honor Roll S Annnunced Today • 1 Sc~nclder nome Room Mother• of the 11 Mrs Dorothy l!a.rdcn Gertrud~ llason Elementary School met vation and treatment Monday 1 of the Auxtltary of the Feeqey by her husband Eddie Hucbes at Dully and guasti ~t!Ui Eleanor 'I' on Monday and made plan,s Cor ~ the Rawhngs.Coal& ambulance Dennett Post No 128 ' American their home In Rutland Sunday aft Kay Schneider and Donna Diddle ~atlst Church 'fll'lJ''\d a m.,•ert Halloween party to be held .-1 Jllchard and Myrta Jean Wtlso~ Lcgton at the LegiOn Hall In the crnoon S);' .3 Emmett Edwards, Co o Halloween party 'Sunday ovenmg The honor roll Cor the !trot SIX the school on Thursda1 afternoon children of Mr a~d>'ll~ Joe Wt bsence of thctr presi(leat Mrs Refreshments lncludcct home jponsored by the Rev Raith C weeks pertod at Wahama Htgh Mothers attcndmg "ere Mrs 'son a)'e dl wtth flu at "llie'fi hom ~ale Mourning ~ ' made tee cream and birthday cake 7ij ~d T B R S o'!:JIOi:£ Elt$Vs V! a two weck•(lcav 0 l!cre with ~::d:!u~::lo~rs J~:•;lf~;c h~~ School was recently announced by Thomas Yo•ncc Mrs Dewey on Filth Avenue 1 Mrs Paul Haptonstell WJI ac~ Tbose present were Mr and Mrs spont hl.s father W C l!:~)l'trds 1nd ot f h Clyde Foley prmclpal Sm•th Mrs w !bur Stewart M" JatiJs Childs, Junior flurse a tng chaplam lor the mcelmg a d J H Van Hook Mtss Blanche eld In the soctal room o I c One hundred lour students were Jean Eborsbach Mrs E: A ' Holzer t Hospttal, spent the week the members sang fatth of D~r Clark Mrs Ordella Graham, )Irs her relatives. chrc~ whtch was decorated ID on the honor roo! whtch IS made Schackel Mrs Janet Surf~cc, end With her mother Mrs George Fathers the nallonal Auldliary An me Brttlnllnc Mrs Mary Shar Mrs Nora Stalnak~r of Mlnmorc ~·~:~~~m:'t~rt~~to;:;; awar~cd up of studcllls who achteve grades Mrs Frances Hewetson MJ'' Chdds and Pauline ZJrklc JUnior hymn accompamed by Mrs Lilhan on Mrs A L Ferguson Mrs Bca w Va and' Mrs Vashti Grimm, ol of B or better Eight of the stu Thomas Redman Mrs Volm' nurse open! Sunday witH ber par Slctll stc Jones the Rev Waller Preston' J,.ctart Falls vlsttcd Mrs Edna \o Sharon Young prctllesl Jtm dents had A averages They Burrts Mro 'Lilah Zerkle :.! ' ent. Mr and Mrs Eber LcwJ« Mrs Ted Cha~man was voled In and lamdy Joe and June Corleton Saturday ~'Y Gtlbert most origmal Ta were as follows B~n Rousb Mrs Paul Johnson and SISler Jamce Ztrklc to the Auxlltary durtng the bufil Mr and Mrs Ervin f!aumgard Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kal!it r •man Fmlaw ughed ~Albert Seniors James Henderson Jun "' 'Irs Ed ward Ryan Mrs "'ltnnte Mrs RaIPh Jordan an d daught ness sraaton when thcv voted an ncr and lamtly Gc •rgo Alma a I of Columbus was guests of Mr a 111 ,tartm 1unnt<st and Terry Ohl fltll Foglesong Sophomores Rizer Mrs Ranonu Neosc and era Judy and Nancy Canton were amendment to ratse th~tr a'·cs to Manmng Mr •nd Mrs Dolbetl Mrs Wtlllam Diddle and fatntll lncr rcprcscntallon IIors W I M F d St t k nd t f h t u Games were played durlnr; Caroh n Dotson and SJnanne o rs rc cwat ' wee c gucs s o cr parcn ~ $2 50 a year Plans *ere made lor Luckadoo Mr and Mrs L C M1s8 Ncmcy Neuman an1l Chester the ovcmng aCtor wh•ch sand pert Freshmen Klthy Fowler and I Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hartinger the annual Veterans Day Dmncr Thomas Mrs Sam Bryant Mr and Buokley SP«lnl Sunday tn Colnm •~-~liliiiii~liiiiiiijiii~ lv h doughnuts hot chocolate Doyle Jones and Srventh Grade and her brother, David to be held on November 11 wtth Mrs ~rue Bryant Mrs Hamel bus with Miss Sharlee Ncum~n 11 ~~ ~~dcr were served Amy Roush and Dame! Arlls Ned• Bralord younger daught the Lcgtonnatrcs aa gu~sts Mrs Warner and son Richard Mrs Mrs Leona Wmcbrcnncr • P Present were those named Students havmg B averages rr of Mr and Mrs Wallace Brad Mourning had sdcctcd the follow Sherman Butler Mr and Mrs IA:e vlsttlng her.. .-daughtcr Mrs Grace d D M Kenuc Joh tl or better but not straight As lord IS til with flu l'"g commtttees buymg Mrs Char Combs and family Dorotlly and Vtckers In Huntington I a mvc an ruce c were as follows Mra Roacoe Fowler Middleport les Bennett Mn Homer Hartley Lee Jr Mrs. Grace Oller and son Bt\1 wt Harold Hysell, Jack Bralc< Scmors Robert McGlothlin Lc RD IS a medtcal pallent at Hoi ~ mn• room Mrs John Hawkins Unable to attend but sendtng <pent Frtdaf nigh~ and Saturday ~umcs and Paul Sm1th Leah H 1'"1 '' 1 r.rucscr Sharon S•n•th Sallv tty Darhng James Johnson Geo the an zer osp"' Jr Mrs Harry Stover prograrn gilts were Mr and Mrs Harr son with Mr and Mrs Daryl Brown lu l ostcr Ethel Hysell Sharon anJ McFarland Linda Brmker Marilyn nu~:a~!m~~rc d•~~~:• ~: Nov 25 Chmtlne Babr older daughter Mrs Stelfl weleommg Dr Kath Bentley Mr and Mrs Joshua Jack Parkersburg W Va Charlene Zundel Jean and Karen Foglesong Allee Knopp Jane Pow when the Staff and O((lccrs of of Mr and Mrs Cash Bahr spe\'lt ryn Poindexter Mrs Cora Bennett son Mrs Freda Fields has bcfn con lolt Brenda Bailey Madolvn ell McFarland Betty Roush and Frida/ and Saturday Wtlh Mr alid Other commtttees who have 'incd to her.1Jome ~y tllness lMarlin and two guests Judy Dorothy Shtrley :~:. M~~~s J:~~~ P:.~~:·. ~~: Mrs Ralph Gtbbs Jr and children been appointed Mrs Mourntpg M , Jlol!ert Holstein I ,, h d Johnn Shasteen Juniors Faye Burton Btll Boy Gloria and G~'1 ti~~P mciudo the ~:·~::tl;::.:,.;.,:. ~ tcr DJanne Sue vaug an an Y er Marte Jew~lt Larry Ltevlng home of Mrs Dave Farmer wtth and lltend~d t~ tgo,i rnl Mrs Sidney Pickens Juhhng McClung Ann Newland Mrs Otho Watts as co hostess val at the New 1!1. !li:~ I Wayland Mrs Don "!"'·l!''o"~an Marvm Roush Henry Burge.,, Mrs Willam Altman presldonl Slephen Batley small so rs Helen Kennedy Executive Nancy Flesher Ruth Grimm, How opened the meeting w•th the Franklin Bailey Chester dt mtttce Mr~ <Cecil Brsd., ard McDaniel and Joan Oliver Lords Pra)Cr repeated '" unison the past week with Mr and Mrs Harry Stover M(S Norman U Sophomores Barbara Clarke and durtng the mcetmg the !mal WallaOII Bradford and @ughters, land Mrs Chatlei • B<W~elt me~tl~g on Ttmothy Duncan Shtrley Henry plans lor the dmncr were cum Carolyn and Ne~a r' ~ The Auxlhary voted to purchcaae Larry Jellera Delores Mattox Bet pleted Mrs John Bechtle and lfaughtera material for fourteen new table prcstdcnt George S~::n~~~~ii ~~­ The Quarterly Conference o( the ty Lou Rouolt Eleanor Roush Sally Durmg the soc10l hour games Mary Ann are visiting het people cloths lor the Legion Hall kitchen hRd charge or the meeting was 1pened wtlli a song lollowcJI Untied :11rlh«il>t Church wAS held Roush John Boyer Wllmarme were played and prl!cs won bv tn Jenkms Ky They were 1-"en and dmlnt room equlllJIIent rccenliJ 3l 1he church with Dr Clarke Kenneth Dodson Shirley 1\1" Lena McEihmney Mrs Kad to Jenkin. last wee)< by Jack Mn Roscoe Fowler and Mrs with the Secretary report bcmg Rtchard H Bauer Dlstrtct Super Dodson Carol Glbbo Su~ Ellen Owen Mro Homer Jones M" Bechtle Sgt John Bechtle IS In Wtlmetta Smtih were roported 111 g1ven by Mrs Dick Wmebrenncr and Treasurer report by Mrs Bob mtendct I' P' cStdmg Goodmle Sharon Sayre Marilyn Ira Butcher The ho>lcss•s ser Alaska on special duty lor three Dcvotwr" led by the Rev Eu Schwlrz and Jerry Wiles ed salad nut bread and coffee monlhs of his mother Mrs R H Raw Wlute The btrthday of Mrs Don gene Brown opened the meeting Freshmen Ruth Brown Joan to two guests Mrs Peter Stac~" Mr Dnd Mrs LOU18 Hayden D)y lm~ts Ltsle was ob.5erved artcr whtch a group diSCUISion was Carroll Irma Grinstead Patty 1and Mrs Max Sanborn ond thcae ton spent the week end with her James R Allen 3C of Bplo Devotions was by Mrs Herm1n held wtth Dr Bauer as leader 00 Johnson Sheldon Roush Ruth 1 members Mrs Myron ~h il er Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Charlea bndge Md was the week e~d London and Btble study by Mrs Thtngs That Make For A Good Scarberry Mary Bums VIrginia George Childs Mrs C P Gall• Payne and grandmother Mrs guesl of Mr and Mrs Clare~r• enlertamed w•th a dmner recent'Y Church Espench•ed Eileen Ftelds Ann gher Mrs ~lllton Russell Mr1 Kathryn Payne They were accom Andrews , Reports on CommiBslons In Mts Howard Maudte Maynard Eugene Phll\p Metnhart Mrs Karl Owen panled home by thetr small son Raymond Hatfield Daytbn at thetr home ..ro;!l><t ,Hill 11ons Educauon and Fmance were Ntcholson Cheryl Roberts Law Mrs Ira Butcher Mrs Hom~r Louis Jr, who had spent two IS the guest of hts parents Mr Guests were Mr and Mrs Haro)d given The off•ctal board accepted 1renee R~ush Judtth Rowland, Jones and Mrs Lena McEihmney weeks here and by Mrs Charles and Mrs Andrew Hatfield Rut Ebersbach son Jimmy and daug hter Darla and Mrs Ru'h Laney the world semce aokmgs Dreema Stewart Rooemary Stew Payne 1 I land and other rel~l)veS, Prayer by Dr Bauer concluded art Judith Ann Turner susan zusMrs Sam Tinsley and daughter Airman and Mrs Clar~pce W '"d daug~ter Debbie the mcellng pan hul Akers Phyllis llatey Pea*!, Chanleston were Sunday Andrews left MondJy mornln~ MrR Bauer occompanicd Dr Kitty Brown sunUa Durbin Bill gu~sts of Mrs Kathryn Payne and ror their home In Fairhope Ala I Bauer and was present for the Frey Patrlcta Harrah Georlann her famll? arter a week's vlstt wtth his par meeting Jelfera John Johnson Ferris Dale Mrs. Leo Childs is in Holzer Hos cnts Mr and Mrs Clarence An Justis Sharon Knapp Beverly pita\ lor minor surgery and obser drews and family Rouoh Arawanna Smith Darlene vatlon Mr and Mrs Pat Parker and Now Open Stukey Carolyn Stewart Eliza Mr and Mrs Clarence WII(IOm Airs Noah Haskins Is substttut dau~hter or ( olumbus spent t~ beth Stroud and Julia Van Maire Andrews recent newlyweds log nt llllddleporl Hlgb School tbls weekend wtth her parent. M' Eighth Grade Jamca Bennelt were suests of honor at ' show I week and Mrs Max Mclnh~r! l'atty Nowland lltchard Aoel, Wll cr Saturday e~unmg gwen by Ben Philion who Is employed Mr and Mra Paul Batley and da Cundlf£ Ph111\p Hoffman Mn Wlllam Woodard The affair at the,Phlllp Sporn plant bas b<ien Mrs W\lllpm Wopdard v)sltcrl Wayn•• Lammcr Nancy McDaniel, was hold In the social room nl l1l with llu Sunday tn Athens llowar l McMl \lion Stephen Bur the Pomeroy Church or Christ Mrs Robert Tewksbary RN Mr. Alva Httc and son Mondoy through Saturdoy gc81 Eugene Hester Joseph Rus which was decorated wllh cut who has been til lor aeveral weeks Herald and &on Geor~c of llalti 9 to l PM sell Clowers and Ivy • has returned to .her work as office more 0 visited Sunday with re Evcmng By Appointment Seventh Grade Larry Burna Games were plavcd dunn~ nurse for Dr J J Davis lattvea and lrtends here 105 1 2nd St Paula Moynard Sandra Sayre the evening w•th prizes awarded ' Mr and Mro Jilloyd Rumlleld Pomtroy Claud" Zerkle Nancy Armstrong the winners alter which the bon or Rutland visited Saturdav wltb Phollt 269 M 1John Call Rebecca Goodntte Dale ored guests opened tqelr many 'I llr and Mr$ Char)@ ! By~ Grimm Ellther Smithson Chloris lovely gifts Mr and Mrs Charlel lluek vi! APPLUNCE r / ~ ';;:;;;:;;;:;~:;;;;;;;;;;;~;-;::;; Machi an•1 Arlme Roush RcfrCHiu 1ent. o( cake iced n tied Sunday In Langs , 111e wltb • ;;;;;;;;;;;; " ------white and decorated with pink her sister Mrs Lula Jacks ADd PIJONE 1284-Y rose bu<ls and the tnocrlptlon Miss Phylll! lhlc student oJ ,r.mlly 1 Gayle and Andy tee croa n \ OU Athcno spont tbc wcckenrl -~M~r~an~d~~~~...':.J:....::'~~'.::.:.::O:::::;;:=~~~=::!:==:: und coffee were scrv•d to Mrs wtth her parents Mr and ~!t' Oltver Mtehacl Mrs Conrad O)ll Clark lhlc Morning Star ngor Mtss Elizabeth Dully Mr and Mil §elwyn Whtlc f 5 :111-sca Mary and Suoan Purk Mrs Galllpolts visited Sunday even llcl<n Lctfhcli Mn Flnrcn,c lng w•th thotr aunt Nctlh Approximately 75 ottcnded the llurnsldc M" Denver Kapplpc Koehler lumlly night held Sunday even Ml!l!l Louise Gilmore Ml s Mr ancl Mrs 1 w Dawson ln!J 1t United Mclhodlsj church Tnmu Fu~otc Mn1 Ra lph Nm nnd children Pt~nny and Pcu A potluck dinner was served at Inn Mr11 W 0 Barmtz Mn CJ( ( olumbu ~ ere h ) u au from lublca dccornlcd with ( hnri('S Warn(r Mro; I lwO!d "Ucsts Ill wmolll c WC(l~('J; cui rlowcrM pum1,1klna and ornn,;c Howcn Mil'is )) '\lc SO\\j 11 Miss fa D or 8 I h:t r Mr: ~II 1 uuu lh s In trYlllnl holders \fury Alit 0 And lcWII Mrs Cl:.r Ef:'~ur~~w~o!h~~; !I au rs ALL NEW I Arter tlmncr the Rvv Eugene tnrt AIHir\WII ''n1l dw~hhr SuI 1\1 r nnt 1 Mrs RIC hnr• 111 nw 1m Jh c~~~ spukc on What Molh(l(li:;t:; -; 1n }111111 ~ R Aile II Rn I1 IIIII r ~1 rl k 1 I H il•v• followed with 11 g1oup Wllllum WocJtlrml Jr ~1\ll lh' 0 ....~ 011 we ro Wtl _ _:n~ f.:U~"' cllsriiHHiun hunoll cl J!Ut !-> l!! lhc aHuh wus S)lommred by tlu St !Hiin~ ~ 1 11:. hut un 1hlc In < 01 H nouhlc Ch•Ks 1.111d hostacssea lilt nil w1re Mr:; I d"' •r I Venu v wert Mrs l~o Grew Mrs I.An ~1r~ orville Well Mr!! 11 onanl snulh Mrs Kermit Walion Mrs, v 111 Mnh•r M" Jnhn Klnca''' 1 h II" l'mlngQr Mra Arthut 11 ,. l'nul<y A N• nl Ml!! Curt I Tile BYF or the Pomeroy Fir•. ~ In Local Newa In AdvertlliDI IJI I NO 107 tow tonight 42 to 41. / SINGI,.I COPY-Oc ------.-----·----------~--------------- ~~·--~~~--~--------~----~ ---- - - - - - - - - - - ak Seen For Pomero I MethOdiSt Church Q arterly Meet IS Held Here Ohto Cl~~t~fly todoy with Mmt htht ohoworo Hot portion, cloudy with eho.,.. of thowt,. north portion High todoy In tilt 50t, Ql'<'lliaUOII Dneted ro fte lntereltl I I ly UNITED PUIS I I Pythian Sisters Planning Annual Famt'I Yo·Inner Weather he Dail IRST I I The Qi~""'AIMo~t SYRACUSE I Mrs I- ! I --- BURNER WITH _. BlAit-1 GREE~ )lOT ' SPECIAL- ON DISPLAY AT Shower Is Gt'ven In Honor Of NeW1YWedC0Up1e I The OHIO fuEL,GAS .~ I OFFI~E . ' I Revoke Prol\ation Of Rutland Youth MYRTIS KAY'S Beauty Salon Po11eroy Council Asbl For Renewid PAMEROY SOCIETY I Unl'ted Methodt'st Foml'ly Nt'ght Mee t 'tng I Held M'" I IN(;LUJII S tt.~>frlgt ralur GRM ual Range I'a)' Only '59 ~U du~ u 111d f2UO ttcr muull1 I~KER y 1 ~.:~ r Mr:; ~Hunley Hni\l\ Ma 1 hnl u . Jiskt.w M1s JnNilllh ltuuh "" < hnli<s Withe< M" Rnw r 1zaak Walton's 1Ham Supper Is Held On Monday I hnlv Clvc IIJCIIIbUfl n 11111 t, M" llnrn I hllllp' M" I Jrl Nrnlnn Mrl'i MIX Mt lnh 1rl "" Mtlvn1 Smllh Mrs (,Jnliv' ll•llny nllfl Miss Jo'" I '"dm 1 I" I In~ IIIII RALL'S' BEN FRA~KLI~ HERE'S,TO THE LADlE$ · 1 awmglng tbd•y to v.ote•< of her dres asktng renewal of the I 'h mtl' at the State Fatr f1vc year otreet ltgMmg le.y in 7junior lfader wluc.-. If not renewed could rf' a~ounts nut~ttion suit m the town bctng blackened first atd out by 1959 hQmc manuge S<~mpl c hallot~ were tn be c1r ' /t f of the 1946 plans for the new system and diSposal plant would have to rtviewcd and ap. proved by the stat4:! The cm~sunu•rs lnrgc 50-52 Chickens fryers lc lower fr¥ ora 3-ll'h lbs 15 J6 heavy ben• 13 14 ltght hens 8 I pnec dtstr button en fryer! 30 000 at I > tlti 000 at 16. Butter 90 score 71 ISecretary QUJts • Burge~Js and N1plr s1nt the mayor -a COPY O( :hru letter to Woolpcrt mvltmg a conference with a vtew toward workmg u.. t a jomt system whach would be fatr to both towns ta chargeable o~atmg and construction ex penscs Mtd4)eport counc1l In Scptem ber had voted to have the ltrms confer Pomeroy council early thiS month tabled a s1q~l lar m~ !ton The mayor asked Burgess and Ntplc lo proceed anyway a no cost to the vtlla;c •nd the l1rm agr..d .::7 I \Irs Robert Hamm executive secretary or lhe Mason County lied C•oss has r~stgned her posl !ton el!ectlve Noycmbcr 1 Succccdmg ~cr as head o£ the ltcd Cross 10 Mason County will be Mrs William llamm of PI Pleasant ------- Cooking is child's play ~n a new BURNER-WITH·A~BRMN GAS RANGE On October 22 and October 23 287 employees of the Oh•o Val ley Electrtc Corporalton s Kvgrr Creek Station were moculal1 d agamst the ~sian flu Df Howard Foslor Gall tpoil 0 the company doctor at KYgl!l Creek who procured and admm ' HOSE Also surVJvmg are a sister Mrs Notma, Wllrd of Mtddlcport and several grand children an~ great grand clllldrern Funeral arnngemc11ls ar<. in charye of Rawlings Coats Funeral H9me. ' ;; Halloween Parade And Party Are Scheduled At Middleport Mtddleporl's Halloween Celebration JS sponsored by Feen ey Btnhelt Post ND 128, Amencan LegJon and the M1ddle port Marchmg Band directed by George Dallas wtll lead the Grantl March and parade through the busmess secbon Entrants m the costume pme contests wtll meet the band at the vtllage hall at 8 p m when the parade wtll march up tslered the vaccmc stated that North 'fhtrd Avenue to Rutland St over to North Second Ave down to Mltl out Mtll to North Third and up to the parkmg lot oppoSile the Mayor's o(ftcc Judges for the contests w1n 11othe Rev c E Hoyt pastor of the ember According In I 8 ll•rrol tl First Bapltst Church the Rev Rob Mannr.er aL'1{H;rr t;rc('k tile mo crt P~lmer Church of the Naza culations arc part of the em rene Mayor c o FISher Council ployee w~Care program main prestdent Wayne Gtbbons Other talned by the Ohto Valley Elec- ministers of the town who were lnvtted to assist m the JUdgmg tric CorporatiOn Mr !larrolrl added the Asmn Nero unable to be present and subflu shots were made avatlablc h~ stllutes may be announced later the company on a volunt,ry ba!l< Th Leg 1 n commtttce Included to the employees dcs1rmg the Don ~oach ~encral cha~rman Paul llaptonstall techmca\ chatrmon shots f C cmony ~ermsn ~fa~sr.::tc~h~rle:rHaddtx and Don JAYCEE ETTE MEETING Meigs County Ja1crc-ettes wJII Rlee Other members of the J..e. bold thmr regular mectmg Thur~ gJOn post w1tt asSist them and the day at 8 p m 10 the home of AuxUiary members will serve elder Mra Jack Seelta Lmcoln Heights and doughnuts and d"trtbute Ia there have been no reacl10ns rP. ported from the mJectlOns The va~cmc IS to he g:JVcn P• two ~hots wtth tile second mocu lations scheduled for early No\ ON I\ I' AIR RUTJI BAitRY ,I \ ' be arm today Are you a member ol our Ruth Bat ry HQflery Club' If not listen ,... for every 12 paiu of our regular llatterlng Nylon Hose you buy from us, we gtve you ~ NYLON !i8Id lt would sewerage and sewage cllspO§al J)lant system got a shot m t,\c 1Mao01on Red Croso01 o while and brown A JlllllbOs 50 53 A large 4H8 I) IIICdllllll 37-41 A <II alii 24 29 U Iorge 4244 tOil ~ large 54-55 A medium 4G-48 H n111VU: bard)• tell what s11 1nga mtghl !olio a plan \o use eXJ~nfl sewers He thought 11 would )If 111 the o01ghborhood o! $300,000 Yuu must remember he satd there s a lot of (olks In town who aren t booked mto the pres-ent system None of those on Lin coin Htll or Lmcoln Hctghts are They would have to have sewers too .Meanwhile recent a1Jort1v~ plans to have Pomeroy s en~l neers and the Robert I Wfol pert Co Dayton 0 Mtddleport engmeers cpnfcr on 1 JO nt '1 1 BETH ITJI Tim v~lon ¥"" at farms Mako STARK'S your ueadquarter-r lOt: Prescrlplions and Health llc¢a We have a Skilled Pharmaelat always on hand and ll~k The Newest and Flneat Pharmaceuticals' Today, quls! Oklaboma It was suggested that any re- I OF WHAT STATE IS THE MISTLHOE THE OFAOIAL Janice Wehrung H Celebrates er Tenth Birthdqy cf lite II 1111 k Wiltuul.tnJIItC h11tl u. luu\t ttup II their fatm r,tolldHY CVID wll h John J(lncnltl ontl Day A thWIIIIII 08 tM coot<s 1 COl I Knutz prcsjtlont was In Mr nntl Mrs F~lwln \Yolnun~ 'In ~rge or tho meeting ond Jut!~• entortnlnud with a party Sun•IHY Oa I he Brll!hltl~l COIIICr 1\"hn lln'oi• showe~ ~olorcd 11ldcs uttcrnnon at thoir ho 01 o cuvc St In Mlddlepttrl In ken on • rccontlrlp to Wjlllams honorinM their dauahtor Jonlcc on ;;;:;::;;E;:;:;:;:;:~~~~~~·~·g~V~n~!;or;;t;h:;o;ip~ro~ii;ra;;:m;:;;;;;;'- her tenth birthday ~ The llallowe~n theme w" car rlcd oul In the decoration• rc froahmenta iDd lavon Games wore tJiuyed during lho afternoon I and prlaes awarded to Barbara 1~llddleport, 0. Horal\, Zana Thomas Sheila Hicks l'huue 60%1 Y Ruetta Wells an~ Pe&if Folmer Alter the honored cuett opened her allto relreohment. Including a decoratd birthday cake \vas served to tholM! named above and Mary Daun Bolin,... Terry Mitch Judy W•hrunc ~oty Beaver Diane Zlr Xle and Chtryl Hood FUR)UTURE 1 alter be north41( Rutlaod pn Route 124 the night before He had been on probatton from a jad sentence of f1ve months and ' fmc o( $75 for theft of gaso ltne and a battery Grindley sent Wyatt back culated th1s Wllck end pointmg county Jail to scrvO;,.hts Civ1.1 mcnt proJeetiS. out 'llonths added three days for the l.lcmbe•ship In Subordmate and t!Wt and r ned hun an addtttonal J>omona Grange which she 1s cur The counc I or the village of ~160 tenlly represcntmg as princess at Pomeroy by resolulton June 3 tn other act10 ns Hae JustiN~ lhc Slate Grange meeting at Co- 1957 " sub llllhn. to the clcc Clned Jcsstc MorriS 22 $16 anti lumbu11 school actiVIties whue 1tors or the v• llage a propo.. al costs for drtvmg without a h she 18 a JUmor at Rutland lltgh Cor the renewal of the I II. mt\1 ccnsc and Michael Evans Lon~ SChool and church and other com tnx lcvv for a P9rtOd ol ftvc y~ars Bottom $15 and costs lor cross munJty prdgtams lo p1ov1dc funds for street hJ:hl tng over a yellow hnc Both ar m~ llus Is not a new ta:~ as 11 rests w•tc by the state patrol Mill! Atkins w111 be the ltrsl ""'i'IY rrplaccs 11 prcvtou• lei' ltfelgti County 4 H c.lub member or lhf' Slllllc ammmt wh1ch ha~< to tepre>Cnt Ohto at National 411\ IXJHtcli / ( lub Congress 111 the inst 10 Pfcvauus WI mcrs were John Plul 1 W1 IH lu v1 lht volcrs ur l'om lips o! Wtlkesv1lle Mra Betty Lou ero) 1wcd md m wlilmg tu pay Gcnh(!lmcr Dean Chester and Mrs for the stre1l l!ghlmg prote('twn Mary Kathryn luttlc Hose of Long\ we nrc ncmvm:{ Your rountJI Bottom 111 ~rs v u ln vote fo1 the levy In 1' csd!tv s election MARKET REPORT ' t unlliiJlrll on I 11~c I hreel CINUNNAII Ul' - l'to!lncc 1 - - - - -1Ell!'• targc c~s· " tower '" ccs PJeo l N~ tu;c uul Mu Max Ward Just1cc of Peace R E Gr1ndlev Tuesday revoke~ an earhcr pro bahon and lmpol(Od a new !me as 1well on ~~~~i~~f.WIPomeroy Li~ villago cotlbctl sent o 3 ROOMS OF Fu.r•titure After New Arrest - - von of leta hats blow-ouls nou;emaker, and a spectal Balloon Surprise ' whtch IS planned by Chairman Haptonstatt as a com plete &III'Prise to C!veryone at the ccl~bratlon Prtzcs wtU be given for the ltrst second and lhtrd wtnnc" '" these classes prettiest ughe>l m~st comtcal ~ most ortgmal T e prtzes are cash lhts year The refreshmen!& and favors w•ll be db• lrtbuted to the band membe;: :h: peQple m costume m par\ nd ohlldren of the commum Y a then to the general pubh< as long cs the supply lasts t I Tbe Middleport F~te Depar mon wdl ISIJSI thedLeg~nnaThs ~~ !he parade an pa y e ileport pollcedd~\:m:•~:~, : cort the para e oug or to the Judging �I' ' ' ' ,the trip were-Henry Bahr, Mrs. DeLn J.ohnson Delmar Baum, Ernest Bahr, J. Daily Sentinel Making ~L Goul, ali of Chester; Roy Hot· I s kg B f tel', Pomeroy; ' F•ed Shumway 5 pea er e ore Daybook z~~~~se ;::~ar:oo:.,~7;n, w~:~; Mason Women TO MEET THUR-DAY The Women's ~ukliiary of Grace Episcopal . Church w:il m ~et Thursday at 2' p. m. ul thn home or Mrs. Patrick LoChnr? Mrs. A. H. • Knight. will show Slide.'l. taken on her recent 1our 9f Europe with , emphasis on ·I I I . 'I I Cat~edral s. ~ I · ... Gathered For ·Yo~r Ne~ds All First Quality Bruds that glve.you the tnoslln style ud No Seconds tletvlte 'for your money. · SEE OUR SU"fCTtON OF LADI·IS' RUM/oiAGE $ALE · The JOF Class of the Un ited ·loleth.odlst ehliteh,4:rt spon .. rlng · a rtlmmage $ale in the church parlors today, Thursday and Fri· day. RE'I:URN PltllM HUNT A s.roup M Meigs . County men returned home SUndaY from a 40j)O mile Irip to Utah whcce they spel\i a week deer hunting. MEN'S · $WIAtlitS SKUttS BLOUSES GLOVI$ CAR-COATS WINTER (OATS BRASSiiR&S SLIPS -GOWNS ema.n~ .Hom~ ) ::· 'f w~s Clu~. L& Z SHOPS LADitS' SHOP I UO E. M.tiN ST. Mt~S .S.tfOt. ' 114 ·covli'r s'i'.. on 090 On Your Radio Dial Open Tun: 111m Sat 8:00- S:OO Evenintl Bv Appointment ·I' , 11 TI!LEVISION GU WSAZ' ~· r·v·"' c' h·a•"e'•I• 1~ Iittles West Darwla OhYe ,Ingraham 011 Route 880 H:EADQUARTER$ . I luy," ,J Viee 0!)1){ hit anIn , {fljlll~~r tioird ln•reaae acrou the outWahama becaweHigh of illneu 0 . vilive ... dwithin that the whenChri~'an people fall School had a to·l . . rlnclID lllnes, Mra. Dale Smith, lira. l!rD· 0 ,.011 ment• · ,11 . . . 1hrouahout' the County be aceom·1lal of ninely absent I a 1 t c have po Inte.d I Athons Stat8 Hospital Super· pats theJ are in danger '" of P est Rhodea, Mit• Thelma Grueaer, 1 ~hed for 19158 to bring them week becauoe of illne" wbl!c that there ·tias been a20llml"' intendent Dr. Hubert Falkner said j comlng ill" llrs. Don~y Rite and Mrs. Ben Two automo•iles were lnvolv· II •, ·, - UP In the ,required 45 per eenl Muon had 110 and New levy for l7 yem. II w~· year•· here laat lll(ht that Chrllllan eon· . 1 . N•ulzll'ng.' ' ' , c f lb Th d d 1 ago that the tOW" Wll In such ' H 1 ed In a minor aeeldent near New 11 1 67:0Q :,5 "'81 •. or Wll a year. D· naIn 1Pt.· Pleasant, the Senior . . :. · o! keys humal)ity ·and brotherly e po ntefias.o nations as wed as Liono and wl\'01 attendin( .,.,. !Iaven on Sunday according to ,odln1.,,?n " · made aoIs arecommen temporary w:• cepto love are II/ dlagnOIIin( the ills Individuals examples. Citing 0 9:00 Romper Ro;Jm :emetgeney ·to allow our scboph High last week listed 210 absen· n u tlllt of' Individual perso"'llttes and Washinglon, JpfferJOn, IJneoln, lllr. and loin. Chrenea Collina, Mr. tho Weal Vlrilnla State Police. 0 WOVH 9:30 Trouble With Flilher . l O .receive lhelr full share , of tees out or a total of 8U •lu· o ay P"' I !!'•I u .. accoun s those of nattona too. and Franklin In comparison with and Mra Gerald Prelron <lltd•e h d Hal'r 10·00 Arlene Franc! Show ' State Aid plus eliminating the dent._ are approx m'ltle Y .,....,....,, . Dr. Fau'"ner was the opeaker Hitl.r, Stalin , MusJOIInl, he pointed • . ·0 • • T e acci ent occurred when ' •z 0 . ••d ou t lot. tbe quarterly 10:3U 'penalty tber will •ufler It the Pomeroy Llona ,to their personalities: ana """"n, llr·and -~ · · Treasure Hunl· s > It has 8Iso been ~ In' ,. -, Mr•- J hn "··· "- ctr driven by Jackie Harper, 24, \1 :oo The P>lee is' •Rirht ' Stale aren't met. that from tax,t!On inside Club Ladles Nl&ht held in aoclal "On the one hand is generosity,! Ernell Covert, llr. and 111'1. Ber· Gromport, o., attem"'•d to pa." I OPEN DAILY , Truth or· Consequeneea . "However, we knOI!' that lhe the 10 m•llllmltatlon " not en· . love tor mankind, wleranee. on nard Fultz, Mr. and Yn. W1Uls •11 30 'PI D r"al. •nawer to meeti•ll lbe stat• ouch to. liJhl streets artd pay the equipment, Ins,lallatiOn ·baa the other •· seltlabne••, Leadingham, Mr. and lira. Glenr- another ear · driven by James 1 Closed Wed. AflemooD 1200 0lher b1IIs. •·De Be outth " • • '1 (C°ntl nue d From Pago Dno l been d layed• he ••1d. It Ia Oll sttltudes, ,.hate, and ,...ln!Dierance," Ewine. l!r. and 111'1. llu Ward, ., Marki of New Raven · 1:00 ItcCould You ' .,. ' requirement lJ to aceompllsh ' · fair and proper revaluaUon ar.J elal regular Trick or Treat night Mayor Robinson said this hand now. however. be said. aceordlng to pollee. Evelliltgs By Appolalmeat , Movlellme 1 15 Bride and· Groom 2:30 "' ' o:qualliatlon asseament pro- in New Haven. . that 14 new , otreet The mayor 58ld It seemed. clear In a question and answer per- Mr. and Mra. Jack Cramer, Rev. was making a left band turn Into 3:30 Matinee Theatre gram for the County. Knowing llqor Lea Inglea of Mason desi&· hghta requested during the past that unleu the renewal of. the 1od that followed Dr. Faulkner ad· and Mro. Balph ZUodel, Mr. and his driveway when hla oar wos that , lunda for this program naled We~?eaday and ~ursday three mont~s should be lnstalle.d levy Is approved the 1street light· milled that America might he olip· lira. Alen Shain, Mr. and Mrl. struck ·by the other auto. Dam, Queen fol' a Diy 4 00 MOderr· Romaqlles 4:4~ ,, ' . will ·not be available until 1958 nights as Trick or Treat nights this w~end. Beca~e the Colum· lng lund would be aepleted by ping ' little in Ita virility •• a na· Clarenee Struble, Rev. and lin. age w the two cara wu estimated Hll 5:00 ·comedy Time '· , ,, ' we are recomm,ending the above wUh children expected oft the I bus & Southern OhiO ElectriC Co. late 19!8 and •the lighta would lion . . "When you don't have w C. E. Hoyt, WIUI'am Grueaer. R. at $1000. Court St 311M P o uo Splllleb Pla;bOtJJe, '\. · le!Jp<)rary meiaure only alter streets at 9 o'cloek. I was forced to back order some or have to be turned work hard for somethloi, you're L. Jacobs and Cbeater Tannebut. 5:45 Flatt & Scruua auurtnee bas been received th•t :_::_ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 6:15 Sporla Eye .,, ,, Ibis fair and proper revaluation 6:25 Weatheteast · and eqllalllatlon will be aecOi~· 6:30 Ne"'" '"•!..... pUshed aa soon as the money 6 · N£fiif,;" ~ available. · Whiriiblrds ''W• ore very definitely under 1:30 Tie· TaC'Iloligh wwy • , • the opinion that the only 1 , B·OO ¥ou Bel Youro U!a the property owners or the Coun· · .l)regnet·'i· ·. ' ' ' '.. . &:30 ty )0111 •he completely sallslied 9:00· feople's . 1• wltb a revaluation and equalil8· 9:30' ford· · lion program Is lor It to be com· Bel Air lmpofo Spoil Co~rh ,.,Y· 10:00 The · • pletely lm~artlal. Also we !eel _., "'''" 0111 ollbe low·jllicl Bald bel01o! • IO·.•o Jane ·t:.a ' program must be done by • tho· quickest and most aceuralc 11:00 News. means. Results In other Countios ll •.jO Weathe•aa · lhan an 1n~cpen · dent "out •" •• ··'·· .. •, prove 11: 5 Nitewateh of alate' agency is actually the 12:30 Sign Off • o~ly iMwcr to getting the jbb , , ,done. We, t~ereforr Juggcst to ' ! •)'PU · that this ou1 of .stat•" "p~e~cy system be used for Mason Ctluhty. · · · .. "We believe · the majority ~~ cltlr~na of Mason County would 1 . like .'to know that plans are b~ing 7:~ Slid On ' ma4e to hive sueh an agencr 8:tlt) iCa{ltaJII Kangaroo 800 Captain Kan(aroo "rdd)' to go" as ooon •• the ~:f~ ~N;ws . 8:45 GBS Now's lunda for that purpose have been 1 o:oo .,:omliig Shbw appro·ied. It seems to us that • 9:00 Morning Show 9:i5 OBS News "' . . ]i.ublic atatement bY you would 9:45 OlJS News· ,, : 9:55 Moinlng Staie News •lltblilh the needed eonfidencc 9:55 Morning State News 10:00 Gah). Mqore , lri !l!tll ·program In all of tho 10:00 Garry Moore · • 10:30 At'tltur Go4fl'ey \~ cltlllins of the Couqty. , 10'30 ~rthur (;bdfref '· n :3b Strllte It IUch · ··'llased upon the Marshall 11:3U &trike It Rtl:b J , · 12:00 Newa At Noon C~niY program, whl_eh ~hould be 12:oo News at No~n ·.· 12:10' Katle'a Abnanac eo~ldenbly l~er than Mason. 12:10 liatie's ' Almatlac ' '. 12:15 lbve of Life , II lp~m that this County's re· 12:10 Love o!' Liff l , ,,. 12:30 aea~h· for fomon;,w · valul'l!on' and equallutlon eou 1.ri 12:30 Search ·for' TomoiTow · . 12:45 ·GOlding lJght · ,pol\llbly be Initiated and com· 12 } 5 . ·Guiding• Llghf I . 1:00 KAtie'• lllohen ..pleted JIO ba~e the results for 1:00 Katie's Kitchen '· 1:30 As the Woild Turns , tbe '1959 taa year. If thla werr 1:30 As :l~e .' ;.vorid Turils. • 2:110 ilett the Vloek accompll!he~, an "across the 2:00 l}eaf lit~. ql!IC~ · 2:30 .llousepart board" Increase would not be . 2:so Hou~epai'ty s:oo Big Payoff neeeBSary for that year. "I a:OO Big !'ayqf(. ·: t. "After the Chamber's Sub-Com· The Ver<llet Is Yours 3:30 The Ve~al~t Is 'Yours . l)lltlee met with you .reeently, it Brlghler·Day 4:00 Rtighte1' Day ~ .1 wu ~arned that basleally th• Stcret ~totm Real t.atato of the ·various Cl•ss· 4:15 Seeret Stl!rm Edge of Night ea; Is ahout the o,nty· catejor1· 4:30 Edge ofI 'Night · 'file Early Show ( • 1 !bit needs increasing and equa· .;t·' Your Esso Reporter 5:QO The Early ·Show f ' uftd. a'hlS ampunt.S tO Bti 10· I ,h ': , r Sports Parade 8:3Q Your Elso Reporter ,.' ·• .. prolilmale $10,000,000 total rath· 6:45 ·'Sport. 'Jtuadtsl( i·' Weathennan er l:h•rt the I overall $39,0110,1100 7:00 Casey Jone• 6:55 Weatherman '" dtse\Jssed In that meeting. 'T:J• 7:30 I Love Lucy ' 7:00 Hnrbounnaster ' No overall Increases ne~essarY 8:00 .Big Record 730 Sgt. Prest~p bring that property up to State 9;00 The Millionaire 8:00 lllghway Patrol requirements amounts to ap.pr~· • 9:30 I've Got a Secret 8:30 Showel' ''or Stars xbn~tely flO,OOO.OOO or close to ' 10:00 Annatrong Circle Theatre 930 Playhoil!le 90 I ·'. 1 80 per cent average increast· 11:00 Up.to.Jhe-mlnute News 11:00 Up.tp,the-minu~ News · . II would seem wholly . desiubtr 11105 Scanning the Weathfl' 11 : 0~ Scanning the Weather to 'have this aeeompllshed by th' II: 10 The Lito Show •11 :10 The' Lale · Show best · and quietest met bod. Thl!. of *ourse, we believe to be thr .. Independent "out or state" aaeney ;.It Is for these reasons Ibn! • i •..• we sre meeting with the publk throuah the PTA's and othe• civic \ organllallons to inform 'lietJutijuUy C,_. · mand the' quickest com~ina~on going, There 1 them of 'the oversll situation, ,,, J 9'44 Slcn °P 'rdlet , • : parUher.quick, ailh-smoothllt are two new rides-Full Coil suspenSion.:.and blip eliminate tbe con!ualon and 9:44 . sl&~~, on 'I • 9:45 Morning Movie 1 9:f5 Mornlilg ~ovl~ evenlusiiY hope that the majority ' \brings a J18 unlike any other, FuU'.CoU thelirsttealairride" inCheyY'sfield. The bod~· ltOQ Adventures In Learninl 11:00 Advenlurealn Learning· of the citizens wjll give you, our ' • eal • _, .. _ d frame design is new, the wheelbase is longer. 11.110 Neighbors li:IIO Neighbors , elected officials their deslr"' IUipeMwn, a r ' mr naco an e"en ltro The!'C's plenty moro-a new 4-beadlight ·sys12:05 Noon News ' 12:05 Noon News From that, we feel, you wilt 12:15 Cartoon Club · 12:15 Cartoon Club have a· fairly aceurate gua:e UP· :~netD 1uper model.t See·it wmbrroll!! · tem for safer seeing, new 6 and VB power, a 12:30 Llheraee 12:30 Llberaee ' on which to ba&e your eourse or .•:took at' Chevrolet's airy new styling. That's ·foot-bperated parking And two new super 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show 1:00 Gretohen Wade Show action. · 1:30 Movie Matinee 1:80 Movle ·Matinee "Believe us, Gentlemen, it Is how new Chevrolet is all over! It's tower. wider models-the Bel Air Sport Coupe and 3:00 American llandaland , 3:00 Amerlcto Band!tand our sole desire to asslat ~ou in -nibe inches longer. • ~· Convertible, most luxunoua Chevrolets of all, 4:30 Do You Trull Your Wife 4:30 · Do YolfTrust.Y.oar Wll~ · every way possible · and through i There's an all-new TurbQ-Thrust en· , tJAat's new at yoU{ Cbevrolct dealer's! D:OO Wild Btu Hletok ~ :00 Woody Woodpecker ,, sueh cooperative e!!orla bring New '58 Chevrolet Corv.,..: our School System eventually to 8:30 !llctey Mouse Club D:30 MicKey ldOUIIl Clab .. , , gine. Pair it up with Tll{bogli4e', you'll com- 1 •tOitJiG!Iahl er1ra flO.II. • A ~~~erond to none" basis and B:OQ Carti!Cin Club 800 Cartoon Club : ~e1ica's Pllli ~~ QJ' 901S;Mll IPOIUIII bulld our comniunitlea and County !'~ Flva Stir Final ' 8:20 Fl~ Star Final o:45 N~n 8:48 ·News to be the pride of West VIrginia." I 'J'he lettor was sign<d bv Z:OO."" Silent S~t:Vlee 7:QO llr..Cbrll(ian • Jame.s T. Sanders, chairman or • .., llll!ieylab6 · 7;30 Clr~ua Boy the Chambers Schoof Jmprovo· 8:80 Totiibatone 'l'enlwry B:.oo ~orro , ' meat Comllllttee, and Ray Crank. ,tl:~. Tilt lle!I .M~o,s , . 8:00 01ilcaiidlltlrrlet · president of the Mason County 8'~ Jalter WincheD rue · · ;:: ~~~~~Pe ~~evy S~il'!l'. Farm . 10: Wettnelday Night f:lihts N'IW, ~: ~ a.... ~on ~. 10:~0 Trea~ure ,ro:qulrem~nts ~ ·ouncum~u Halloween Season .~u ~ I~::::::::::::::::::-oii'l . tlna~Cial ~ra~l.! ~~~\t ~.000 1a~ ~w~ reve~ue C ld . S...l,·ng accou~: !.. di~·toriat •~ ° ~ornlna ~ru, ~fr. -----~=========~-=·~¥· 15' 7~ •·oo 11:30 . . ~. Th.P- bie:~est, ·boldest move . OVERAllS JACKEtS CAPS ~A-NTS MiiCtlie Channel iiwednesdclr Charinel 1f.:·n•cdavl motifng '58 "JUST A GOOD PLACE ·' ' ....... Impala vs• l~:~ ~ope ... .J;to Tbeatei<l8 ~ ' '., J.., i :. ! \~-~ 12.30 on ui:oo . :~;: •11:,14. rloi Ifblle D~e~der ~:;'J...u · '12:so-·,sJan·t:lrt· cf:lr ever ·made( br•! . f ll"t'Y • 1. TO TRADE" SHI R1EJ IS DI!.IUJY SHOP -~~s;::;!~~~~~==~:t~l=i¥=~Jl~:.~ .... Boy Scouts of ·lhe New ' Haven CltattMI• - Wiiii~Msday Channe18 .. BEAUN SHOP POMEROY, ·OHIO p L' . ''rooms ot the Federated Chilrcb. Be OO.nd w&et be .ald. Two Automobiles Troop o,n,d .ll!elr .Jirl fr~nll· 'will omeroy 1008 · Bacon, wa,lntroduced by Judse John c. cliibPresldent EnteR Covert Mason.Seh001 attand ~ ~Mil J~ to be club pmldent. · held 011 Tbllfldq " ' •· Hea F .. 11.-e "In our work with mental ill· presided at the dinner meeuna ' ' ' ' . ' r 3UUUI r ness," Dr. Faulktll!rnld,"wutudy served by. committee olchureh Are Involved In ' ' ~ '(C~?''"t"od Prom ~.~.. •(Continued f~om P•a• One) Pomeroy COuncil At Ladies Niuht : ~ ~~·~~~·~~.~~.:. ~~~r. :::: ·==~.:! ::c::: ~nor Aecide~t WCHS·TV Chanrltl·· ' TAKI MERCHANDISE XENIA, o IJP - Buralars robbed the Ehrheart Sll0rllil8 GOOds Slot'!' SI\Ddar ol an eallmated flvii tbouaands dollars worth of , alii· · ebandlse. · ' -"u ) / ~e~n Tim< .for the tea spensored by the Falm Bureau Wolllen of Melp County at Forest Run Church on Friday, Nov. I, haa ~ set for 1 fo 3 P...M., aceordlng .to annoltncemcnt made today. ., SenUnel, Poin ~oy-Mtddleport, 0., Oct. so,' 195~--3' fi..':...,:;::;.;.:..._..j._,..:..,----·- - - - - - - l . - Slgn-~n FARM BURIAU TIA "DRESS Blfflt FOI lfSS" . Chann,l3- Wednesday (hflllfte'l·3..,; ''ltlln.l ['' 10 p,ttl e ' '" ( 2-Dally Sentinel, ""meroy:Mlddl•port, ",, o'ct. s'o, 19"*~. port, also accompanied. tile group Mrs. Dean Jotinson of Buckhan· oErnest vl91t · Bah' w•fh . rlelat Ive d. tn Utah for non, Virginia past president DeinonstraUob ol the Wei! ' . · . , . 1 1 I Council. spoke dt a meetln"' o"f •• BIRTH ANNOUNCED the members of the county'a Far"" lir. and Mrs. Wayne Burton Women's clubs held at West Co· . 6:45 !Patl'icia Dodson) aro announcing lumbla on Tuesday. 7:00 Today . , Romper Room the birth or a seven pound lour The program featured the ob00 Trouble With Father ouncr daughler, Christine Kay at ••r.vation or Achlevment Day and 99:30 Gill the'ddirection of Mrs. 10:00 Arlene Francis Show th r Meig.s General Hospital Mon· J h under ay. clo er 28. They have an o n ' presl ent ot the Mason Hunt d 0 b eighlw•·month old son Stephen County Farm ' Women's The 11:00 The Price 1s RIRht Wayne. GrandParents are Mr. and Helptng Hand Farm Women's Club 11 :30 Truth or eo Mrs. Arnold Dodson, Middlepor.·._ acted nsequenee< .1 . A astl host k for the affair. Tk Tac Dough Mr. and Mrs. Marl Burton, Ma· po ue luneheon was served 2:00 Could Be You 121:00 30 11Mld·Day News son. Great grandparents are at lhe noon hour. . Mrs. Bessie Biggs, El<a Dodson, BABY CLINIC HELD 1' 1:15 Movletlme M1ddlepoprt and Mr. Shumate, Maaon County Health Nurse Dor· 2'30 rlde and Groom or Kentucky. othy Watkins rePOrted that 13 pre. 3:00 Matinee Theatre 8 school Children wer!l examined at , Q f ROUSH NAMID the won Baby . Clihlc held last ::: or a Day Norman H. Roush, JOn of Mr. week at the health. department. Modern Romances and Mrs. Harold G. Roush of Le- The clinic is held eaeh month and ~:OO Comedy Time tart Foils, has been named an aa· sponsored b,Y the Pt. Pleasant 5:30 Spinaeh Playhouse rlstapt platoon leader In the .atu· · Junior Wonieo!a Glub. 6:10 ~barles M. Daniels· ~eiit rank of ~olid lleuteri;tli ot 8:18 W~ftle'Hiit the Ohio University Army Relli!rve il::ib News PICture Otfleero Training Corp detach• 8:•5 NBC NEWS .. men!. Roush Is a senior clvl en· &lots •- qadd.l' 1 ' gineer maj•r " ' • " 'l'l'uln r es Y and mem... ""r o~ ' the wi10n American Soelllly o! Civil E~gln· , , B:So ~at'!ler Knows Beat em. · .' 9·00 Kraft Th~atre uioo This is Your Life . l.i..h.~ ~....,,,;ilc..cS· 10:30 o. Hen.ry Playho'•se Jiili:E ctCSTHi~o .114v 1 ...... ~VWIIIJ ntW 00 N " The Salvailqn Anuy· i\olli .._ve 11: .. ews Headlines lis ·uaual tllonthlY ·tre~ (Jfotbl~i 11:10 Weath~reast Day, this Thul'idaj, the 8\it,; 9:30 11:!5 Nltewatch A *· m. on Seednd Street In the ·baae..C :. 12:30 Sltn Off ment of their Hall, !be fdrmer 1 1 Bethany ~l<thod!Jt Chlll'eh. WJ EH ·;-. . , 11.1 I ' MIIGS tiNIRAL HOSPITAL Mrs. Shirley Long, Minersville Admissions: Floyd Cleland, and Mrs. Rina cross, Racme. shire; Mrs. Don Woods, .Pome· Rutland; Herman Wehrrneyer, Discharged: Frank Dudgeon, r9y and Miss Lenora Giles, Mid· New Haven; .ftl:bin Roush, Mid· , Pomeroy; Albert Appleby, LonJ dleport. dleport; ~ssa ';Bos~, · ,1\linersville; 1 Bottom; Elizabeth Jenkins, Chc· ' ' . Sef,'IU I. . ·• Netf ' shllitnt' ' p PARTY ~~- ', : . .!. Janlon Mlael Half Slles $10.95 Bef A~ ~·0001 Sadon. F ld new be~uiY !!"!i.~er:Body gua/Wy. TO $22,95 .. I ' , _ASHLAND Oil.'I.IJtMftfl COMPABT . ' ~' ,. . i MERCEI~'.$ . .CONDON · . SHOP ,•• '"i..,,.. . : ' .~~ See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer �I' ' ' ' ,the trip were-Henry Bahr, Mrs. DeLn J.ohnson Delmar Baum, Ernest Bahr, J. Daily Sentinel Making ~L Goul, ali of Chester; Roy Hot· I s kg B f tel', Pomeroy; ' F•ed Shumway 5 pea er e ore Daybook z~~~~se ;::~ar:oo:.,~7;n, w~:~; Mason Women TO MEET THUR-DAY The Women's ~ukliiary of Grace Episcopal . Church w:il m ~et Thursday at 2' p. m. ul thn home or Mrs. Patrick LoChnr? Mrs. A. H. • Knight. will show Slide.'l. taken on her recent 1our 9f Europe with , emphasis on ·I I I . 'I I Cat~edral s. ~ I · ... Gathered For ·Yo~r Ne~ds All First Quality Bruds that glve.you the tnoslln style ud No Seconds tletvlte 'for your money. · SEE OUR SU"fCTtON OF LADI·IS' RUM/oiAGE $ALE · The JOF Class of the Un ited ·loleth.odlst ehliteh,4:rt spon .. rlng · a rtlmmage $ale in the church parlors today, Thursday and Fri· day. RE'I:URN PltllM HUNT A s.roup M Meigs . County men returned home SUndaY from a 40j)O mile Irip to Utah whcce they spel\i a week deer hunting. MEN'S · $WIAtlitS SKUttS BLOUSES GLOVI$ CAR-COATS WINTER (OATS BRASSiiR&S SLIPS -GOWNS ema.n~ .Hom~ ) ::· 'f w~s Clu~. L& Z SHOPS LADitS' SHOP I UO E. M.tiN ST. Mt~S .S.tfOt. ' 114 ·covli'r s'i'.. on 090 On Your Radio Dial Open Tun: 111m Sat 8:00- S:OO Evenintl Bv Appointment ·I' , 11 TI!LEVISION GU WSAZ' ~· r·v·"' c' h·a•"e'•I• 1~ Iittles West Darwla OhYe ,Ingraham 011 Route 880 H:EADQUARTER$ . I luy," ,J Viee 0!)1){ hit anIn , {fljlll~~r tioird ln•reaae acrou the outWahama becaweHigh of illneu 0 . vilive ... dwithin that the whenChri~'an people fall School had a to·l . . rlnclID lllnes, Mra. Dale Smith, lira. l!rD· 0 ,.011 ment• · ,11 . . . 1hrouahout' the County be aceom·1lal of ninely absent I a 1 t c have po Inte.d I Athons Stat8 Hospital Super· pats theJ are in danger '" of P est Rhodea, Mit• Thelma Grueaer, 1 ~hed for 19158 to bring them week becauoe of illne" wbl!c that there ·tias been a20llml"' intendent Dr. Hubert Falkner said j comlng ill" llrs. Don~y Rite and Mrs. Ben Two automo•iles were lnvolv· II •, ·, - UP In the ,required 45 per eenl Muon had 110 and New levy for l7 yem. II w~· year•· here laat lll(ht that Chrllllan eon· . 1 . N•ulzll'ng.' ' ' , c f lb Th d d 1 ago that the tOW" Wll In such ' H 1 ed In a minor aeeldent near New 11 1 67:0Q :,5 "'81 •. or Wll a year. D· naIn 1Pt.· Pleasant, the Senior . . :. · o! keys humal)ity ·and brotherly e po ntefias.o nations as wed as Liono and wl\'01 attendin( .,.,. !Iaven on Sunday according to ,odln1.,,?n " · made aoIs arecommen temporary w:• cepto love are II/ dlagnOIIin( the ills Individuals examples. Citing 0 9:00 Romper Ro;Jm :emetgeney ·to allow our scboph High last week listed 210 absen· n u tlllt of' Individual perso"'llttes and Washinglon, JpfferJOn, IJneoln, lllr. and loin. Chrenea Collina, Mr. tho Weal Vlrilnla State Police. 0 WOVH 9:30 Trouble With Flilher . l O .receive lhelr full share , of tees out or a total of 8U •lu· o ay P"' I !!'•I u .. accoun s those of nattona too. and Franklin In comparison with and Mra Gerald Prelron <lltd•e h d Hal'r 10·00 Arlene Franc! Show ' State Aid plus eliminating the dent._ are approx m'ltle Y .,....,....,, . Dr. Fau'"ner was the opeaker Hitl.r, Stalin , MusJOIInl, he pointed • . ·0 • • T e acci ent occurred when ' •z 0 . ••d ou t lot. tbe quarterly 10:3U 'penalty tber will •ufler It the Pomeroy Llona ,to their personalities: ana """"n, llr·and -~ · · Treasure Hunl· s > It has 8Iso been ~ In' ,. -, Mr•- J hn "··· "- ctr driven by Jackie Harper, 24, \1 :oo The P>lee is' •Rirht ' Stale aren't met. that from tax,t!On inside Club Ladles Nl&ht held in aoclal "On the one hand is generosity,! Ernell Covert, llr. and 111'1. Ber· Gromport, o., attem"'•d to pa." I OPEN DAILY , Truth or· Consequeneea . "However, we knOI!' that lhe the 10 m•llllmltatlon " not en· . love tor mankind, wleranee. on nard Fultz, Mr. and Yn. W1Uls •11 30 'PI D r"al. •nawer to meeti•ll lbe stat• ouch to. liJhl streets artd pay the equipment, Ins,lallatiOn ·baa the other •· seltlabne••, Leadingham, Mr. and lira. Glenr- another ear · driven by James 1 Closed Wed. AflemooD 1200 0lher b1IIs. •·De Be outth " • • '1 (C°ntl nue d From Pago Dno l been d layed• he ••1d. It Ia Oll sttltudes, ,.hate, and ,...ln!Dierance," Ewine. l!r. and 111'1. llu Ward, ., Marki of New Raven · 1:00 ItcCould You ' .,. ' requirement lJ to aceompllsh ' · fair and proper revaluaUon ar.J elal regular Trick or Treat night Mayor Robinson said this hand now. however. be said. aceordlng to pollee. Evelliltgs By Appolalmeat , Movlellme 1 15 Bride and· Groom 2:30 "' ' o:qualliatlon asseament pro- in New Haven. . that 14 new , otreet The mayor 58ld It seemed. clear In a question and answer per- Mr. and Mra. Jack Cramer, Rev. was making a left band turn Into 3:30 Matinee Theatre gram for the County. Knowing llqor Lea Inglea of Mason desi&· hghta requested during the past that unleu the renewal of. the 1od that followed Dr. Faulkner ad· and Mro. Balph ZUodel, Mr. and his driveway when hla oar wos that , lunda for this program naled We~?eaday and ~ursday three mont~s should be lnstalle.d levy Is approved the 1street light· milled that America might he olip· lira. Alen Shain, Mr. and Mrl. struck ·by the other auto. Dam, Queen fol' a Diy 4 00 MOderr· Romaqlles 4:4~ ,, ' . will ·not be available until 1958 nights as Trick or Treat nights this w~end. Beca~e the Colum· lng lund would be aepleted by ping ' little in Ita virility •• a na· Clarenee Struble, Rev. and lin. age w the two cara wu estimated Hll 5:00 ·comedy Time '· , ,, ' we are recomm,ending the above wUh children expected oft the I bus & Southern OhiO ElectriC Co. late 19!8 and •the lighta would lion . . "When you don't have w C. E. Hoyt, WIUI'am Grueaer. R. at $1000. Court St 311M P o uo Splllleb Pla;bOtJJe, '\. · le!Jp<)rary meiaure only alter streets at 9 o'cloek. I was forced to back order some or have to be turned work hard for somethloi, you're L. Jacobs and Cbeater Tannebut. 5:45 Flatt & Scruua auurtnee bas been received th•t :_::_ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 6:15 Sporla Eye .,, ,, Ibis fair and proper revaluation 6:25 Weatheteast · and eqllalllatlon will be aecOi~· 6:30 Ne"'" '"•!..... pUshed aa soon as the money 6 · N£fiif,;" ~ available. · Whiriiblrds ''W• ore very definitely under 1:30 Tie· TaC'Iloligh wwy • , • the opinion that the only 1 , B·OO ¥ou Bel Youro U!a the property owners or the Coun· · .l)regnet·'i· ·. ' ' ' '.. . &:30 ty )0111 •he completely sallslied 9:00· feople's . 1• wltb a revaluation and equalil8· 9:30' ford· · lion program Is lor It to be com· Bel Air lmpofo Spoil Co~rh ,.,Y· 10:00 The · • pletely lm~artlal. Also we !eel _., "'''" 0111 ollbe low·jllicl Bald bel01o! • IO·.•o Jane ·t:.a ' program must be done by • tho· quickest and most aceuralc 11:00 News. means. Results In other Countios ll •.jO Weathe•aa · lhan an 1n~cpen · dent "out •" •• ··'·· .. •, prove 11: 5 Nitewateh of alate' agency is actually the 12:30 Sign Off • o~ly iMwcr to getting the jbb , , ,done. We, t~ereforr Juggcst to ' ! •)'PU · that this ou1 of .stat•" "p~e~cy system be used for Mason Ctluhty. · · · .. "We believe · the majority ~~ cltlr~na of Mason County would 1 . like .'to know that plans are b~ing 7:~ Slid On ' ma4e to hive sueh an agencr 8:tlt) iCa{ltaJII Kangaroo 800 Captain Kan(aroo "rdd)' to go" as ooon •• the ~:f~ ~N;ws . 8:45 GBS Now's lunda for that purpose have been 1 o:oo .,:omliig Shbw appro·ied. It seems to us that • 9:00 Morning Show 9:i5 OBS News "' . . ]i.ublic atatement bY you would 9:45 OlJS News· ,, : 9:55 Moinlng Staie News •lltblilh the needed eonfidencc 9:55 Morning State News 10:00 Gah). Mqore , lri !l!tll ·program In all of tho 10:00 Garry Moore · • 10:30 At'tltur Go4fl'ey \~ cltlllins of the Couqty. , 10'30 ~rthur (;bdfref '· n :3b Strllte It IUch · ··'llased upon the Marshall 11:3U &trike It Rtl:b J , · 12:00 Newa At Noon C~niY program, whl_eh ~hould be 12:oo News at No~n ·.· 12:10' Katle'a Abnanac eo~ldenbly l~er than Mason. 12:10 liatie's ' Almatlac ' '. 12:15 lbve of Life , II lp~m that this County's re· 12:10 Love o!' Liff l , ,,. 12:30 aea~h· for fomon;,w · valul'l!on' and equallutlon eou 1.ri 12:30 Search ·for' TomoiTow · . 12:45 ·GOlding lJght · ,pol\llbly be Initiated and com· 12 } 5 . ·Guiding• Llghf I . 1:00 KAtie'• lllohen ..pleted JIO ba~e the results for 1:00 Katie's Kitchen '· 1:30 As the Woild Turns , tbe '1959 taa year. If thla werr 1:30 As :l~e .' ;.vorid Turils. • 2:110 ilett the Vloek accompll!he~, an "across the 2:00 l}eaf lit~. ql!IC~ · 2:30 .llousepart board" Increase would not be . 2:so Hou~epai'ty s:oo Big Payoff neeeBSary for that year. "I a:OO Big !'ayqf(. ·: t. "After the Chamber's Sub-Com· The Ver<llet Is Yours 3:30 The Ve~al~t Is 'Yours . l)lltlee met with you .reeently, it Brlghler·Day 4:00 Rtighte1' Day ~ .1 wu ~arned that basleally th• Stcret ~totm Real t.atato of the ·various Cl•ss· 4:15 Seeret Stl!rm Edge of Night ea; Is ahout the o,nty· catejor1· 4:30 Edge ofI 'Night · 'file Early Show ( • 1 !bit needs increasing and equa· .;t·' Your Esso Reporter 5:QO The Early ·Show f ' uftd. a'hlS ampunt.S tO Bti 10· I ,h ': , r Sports Parade 8:3Q Your Elso Reporter ,.' ·• .. prolilmale $10,000,000 total rath· 6:45 ·'Sport. 'Jtuadtsl( i·' Weathennan er l:h•rt the I overall $39,0110,1100 7:00 Casey Jone• 6:55 Weatherman '" dtse\Jssed In that meeting. 'T:J• 7:30 I Love Lucy ' 7:00 Hnrbounnaster ' No overall Increases ne~essarY 8:00 .Big Record 730 Sgt. Prest~p bring that property up to State 9;00 The Millionaire 8:00 lllghway Patrol requirements amounts to ap.pr~· • 9:30 I've Got a Secret 8:30 Showel' ''or Stars xbn~tely flO,OOO.OOO or close to ' 10:00 Annatrong Circle Theatre 930 Playhoil!le 90 I ·'. 1 80 per cent average increast· 11:00 Up.to.Jhe-mlnute News 11:00 Up.tp,the-minu~ News · . II would seem wholly . desiubtr 11105 Scanning the Weathfl' 11 : 0~ Scanning the Weather to 'have this aeeompllshed by th' II: 10 The Lito Show •11 :10 The' Lale · Show best · and quietest met bod. Thl!. of *ourse, we believe to be thr .. Independent "out or state" aaeney ;.It Is for these reasons Ibn! • i •..• we sre meeting with the publk throuah the PTA's and othe• civic \ organllallons to inform 'lietJutijuUy C,_. · mand the' quickest com~ina~on going, There 1 them of 'the oversll situation, ,,, J 9'44 Slcn °P 'rdlet , • : parUher.quick, ailh-smoothllt are two new rides-Full Coil suspenSion.:.and blip eliminate tbe con!ualon and 9:44 . sl&~~, on 'I • 9:45 Morning Movie 1 9:f5 Mornlilg ~ovl~ evenlusiiY hope that the majority ' \brings a J18 unlike any other, FuU'.CoU thelirsttealairride" inCheyY'sfield. The bod~· ltOQ Adventures In Learninl 11:00 Advenlurealn Learning· of the citizens wjll give you, our ' • eal • _, .. _ d frame design is new, the wheelbase is longer. 11.110 Neighbors li:IIO Neighbors , elected officials their deslr"' IUipeMwn, a r ' mr naco an e"en ltro The!'C's plenty moro-a new 4-beadlight ·sys12:05 Noon News ' 12:05 Noon News From that, we feel, you wilt 12:15 Cartoon Club · 12:15 Cartoon Club have a· fairly aceurate gua:e UP· :~netD 1uper model.t See·it wmbrroll!! · tem for safer seeing, new 6 and VB power, a 12:30 Llheraee 12:30 Llberaee ' on which to ba&e your eourse or .•:took at' Chevrolet's airy new styling. That's ·foot-bperated parking And two new super 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show 1:00 Gretohen Wade Show action. · 1:30 Movie Matinee 1:80 Movle ·Matinee "Believe us, Gentlemen, it Is how new Chevrolet is all over! It's tower. wider models-the Bel Air Sport Coupe and 3:00 American llandaland , 3:00 Amerlcto Band!tand our sole desire to asslat ~ou in -nibe inches longer. • ~· Convertible, most luxunoua Chevrolets of all, 4:30 Do You Trull Your Wife 4:30 · Do YolfTrust.Y.oar Wll~ · every way possible · and through i There's an all-new TurbQ-Thrust en· , tJAat's new at yoU{ Cbevrolct dealer's! D:OO Wild Btu Hletok ~ :00 Woody Woodpecker ,, sueh cooperative e!!orla bring New '58 Chevrolet Corv.,..: our School System eventually to 8:30 !llctey Mouse Club D:30 MicKey ldOUIIl Clab .. , , gine. Pair it up with Tll{bogli4e', you'll com- 1 •tOitJiG!Iahl er1ra flO.II. • A ~~~erond to none" basis and B:OQ Carti!Cin Club 800 Cartoon Club : ~e1ica's Pllli ~~ QJ' 901S;Mll IPOIUIII bulld our comniunitlea and County !'~ Flva Stir Final ' 8:20 Fl~ Star Final o:45 N~n 8:48 ·News to be the pride of West VIrginia." I 'J'he lettor was sign<d bv Z:OO."" Silent S~t:Vlee 7:QO llr..Cbrll(ian • Jame.s T. Sanders, chairman or • .., llll!ieylab6 · 7;30 Clr~ua Boy the Chambers Schoof Jmprovo· 8:80 Totiibatone 'l'enlwry B:.oo ~orro , ' meat Comllllttee, and Ray Crank. ,tl:~. Tilt lle!I .M~o,s , . 8:00 01ilcaiidlltlrrlet · president of the Mason County 8'~ Jalter WincheD rue · · ;:: ~~~~~Pe ~~evy S~il'!l'. Farm . 10: Wettnelday Night f:lihts N'IW, ~: ~ a.... ~on ~. 10:~0 Trea~ure ,ro:qulrem~nts ~ ·ouncum~u Halloween Season .~u ~ I~::::::::::::::::::-oii'l . tlna~Cial ~ra~l.! ~~~\t ~.000 1a~ ~w~ reve~ue C ld . S...l,·ng accou~: !.. di~·toriat •~ ° ~ornlna ~ru, ~fr. -----~=========~-=·~¥· 15' 7~ •·oo 11:30 . . ~. Th.P- bie:~est, ·boldest move . OVERAllS JACKEtS CAPS ~A-NTS MiiCtlie Channel iiwednesdclr Charinel 1f.:·n•cdavl motifng '58 "JUST A GOOD PLACE ·' ' ....... Impala vs• l~:~ ~ope ... .J;to Tbeatei<l8 ~ ' '., J.., i :. ! \~-~ 12.30 on ui:oo . :~;: •11:,14. rloi Ifblle D~e~der ~:;'J...u · '12:so-·,sJan·t:lrt· cf:lr ever ·made( br•! . f ll"t'Y • 1. TO TRADE" SHI R1EJ IS DI!.IUJY SHOP -~~s;::;!~~~~~==~:t~l=i¥=~Jl~:.~ .... Boy Scouts of ·lhe New ' Haven CltattMI• - Wiiii~Msday Channe18 .. BEAUN SHOP POMEROY, ·OHIO p L' . ''rooms ot the Federated Chilrcb. Be OO.nd w&et be .ald. Two Automobiles Troop o,n,d .ll!elr .Jirl fr~nll· 'will omeroy 1008 · Bacon, wa,lntroduced by Judse John c. cliibPresldent EnteR Covert Mason.Seh001 attand ~ ~Mil J~ to be club pmldent. · held 011 Tbllfldq " ' •· Hea F .. 11.-e "In our work with mental ill· presided at the dinner meeuna ' ' ' ' . ' r 3UUUI r ness," Dr. Faulktll!rnld,"wutudy served by. committee olchureh Are Involved In ' ' ~ '(C~?''"t"od Prom ~.~.. •(Continued f~om P•a• One) Pomeroy COuncil At Ladies Niuht : ~ ~~·~~~·~~.~~.:. ~~~r. :::: ·==~.:! ::c::: ~nor Aecide~t WCHS·TV Chanrltl·· ' TAKI MERCHANDISE XENIA, o IJP - Buralars robbed the Ehrheart Sll0rllil8 GOOds Slot'!' SI\Ddar ol an eallmated flvii tbouaands dollars worth of , alii· · ebandlse. · ' -"u ) / ~e~n Tim< .for the tea spensored by the Falm Bureau Wolllen of Melp County at Forest Run Church on Friday, Nov. I, haa ~ set for 1 fo 3 P...M., aceordlng .to annoltncemcnt made today. ., SenUnel, Poin ~oy-Mtddleport, 0., Oct. so,' 195~--3' fi..':...,:;::;.;.:..._..j._,..:..,----·- - - - - - - l . - Slgn-~n FARM BURIAU TIA "DRESS Blfflt FOI lfSS" . Chann,l3- Wednesday (hflllfte'l·3..,; ''ltlln.l ['' 10 p,ttl e ' '" ( 2-Dally Sentinel, ""meroy:Mlddl•port, ",, o'ct. s'o, 19"*~. port, also accompanied. tile group Mrs. Dean Jotinson of Buckhan· oErnest vl91t · Bah' w•fh . rlelat Ive d. tn Utah for non, Virginia past president DeinonstraUob ol the Wei! ' . · . , . 1 1 I Council. spoke dt a meetln"' o"f •• BIRTH ANNOUNCED the members of the county'a Far"" lir. and Mrs. Wayne Burton Women's clubs held at West Co· . 6:45 !Patl'icia Dodson) aro announcing lumbla on Tuesday. 7:00 Today . , Romper Room the birth or a seven pound lour The program featured the ob00 Trouble With Father ouncr daughler, Christine Kay at ••r.vation or Achlevment Day and 99:30 Gill the'ddirection of Mrs. 10:00 Arlene Francis Show th r Meig.s General Hospital Mon· J h under ay. clo er 28. They have an o n ' presl ent ot the Mason Hunt d 0 b eighlw•·month old son Stephen County Farm ' Women's The 11:00 The Price 1s RIRht Wayne. GrandParents are Mr. and Helptng Hand Farm Women's Club 11 :30 Truth or eo Mrs. Arnold Dodson, Middlepor.·._ acted nsequenee< .1 . A astl host k for the affair. Tk Tac Dough Mr. and Mrs. Marl Burton, Ma· po ue luneheon was served 2:00 Could Be You 121:00 30 11Mld·Day News son. Great grandparents are at lhe noon hour. . Mrs. Bessie Biggs, El<a Dodson, BABY CLINIC HELD 1' 1:15 Movletlme M1ddlepoprt and Mr. Shumate, Maaon County Health Nurse Dor· 2'30 rlde and Groom or Kentucky. othy Watkins rePOrted that 13 pre. 3:00 Matinee Theatre 8 school Children wer!l examined at , Q f ROUSH NAMID the won Baby . Clihlc held last ::: or a Day Norman H. Roush, JOn of Mr. week at the health. department. Modern Romances and Mrs. Harold G. Roush of Le- The clinic is held eaeh month and ~:OO Comedy Time tart Foils, has been named an aa· sponsored b,Y the Pt. Pleasant 5:30 Spinaeh Playhouse rlstapt platoon leader In the .atu· · Junior Wonieo!a Glub. 6:10 ~barles M. Daniels· ~eiit rank of ~olid lleuteri;tli ot 8:18 W~ftle'Hiit the Ohio University Army Relli!rve il::ib News PICture Otfleero Training Corp detach• 8:•5 NBC NEWS .. men!. Roush Is a senior clvl en· &lots •- qadd.l' 1 ' gineer maj•r " ' • " 'l'l'uln r es Y and mem... ""r o~ ' the wi10n American Soelllly o! Civil E~gln· , , B:So ~at'!ler Knows Beat em. · .' 9·00 Kraft Th~atre uioo This is Your Life . l.i..h.~ ~....,,,;ilc..cS· 10:30 o. Hen.ry Playho'•se Jiili:E ctCSTHi~o .114v 1 ...... ~VWIIIJ ntW 00 N " The Salvailqn Anuy· i\olli .._ve 11: .. ews Headlines lis ·uaual tllonthlY ·tre~ (Jfotbl~i 11:10 Weath~reast Day, this Thul'idaj, the 8\it,; 9:30 11:!5 Nltewatch A *· m. on Seednd Street In the ·baae..C :. 12:30 Sltn Off ment of their Hall, !be fdrmer 1 1 Bethany ~l<thod!Jt Chlll'eh. WJ EH ·;-. . , 11.1 I ' MIIGS tiNIRAL HOSPITAL Mrs. Shirley Long, Minersville Admissions: Floyd Cleland, and Mrs. Rina cross, Racme. shire; Mrs. Don Woods, .Pome· Rutland; Herman Wehrrneyer, Discharged: Frank Dudgeon, r9y and Miss Lenora Giles, Mid· New Haven; .ftl:bin Roush, Mid· , Pomeroy; Albert Appleby, LonJ dleport. dleport; ~ssa ';Bos~, · ,1\linersville; 1 Bottom; Elizabeth Jenkins, Chc· ' ' . Sef,'IU I. . ·• Netf ' shllitnt' ' p PARTY ~~- ', : . .!. Janlon Mlael Half Slles $10.95 Bef A~ ~·0001 Sadon. F ld new be~uiY !!"!i.~er:Body gua/Wy. TO $22,95 .. I ' , _ASHLAND Oil.'I.IJtMftfl COMPABT . ' ~' ,. . i MERCEI~'.$ . .CONDON · . SHOP ,•• '"i..,,.. . : ' .~~ See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer �.' . ...,, ' ' • • 1 ' " .. ' .SPORTS , ' '1. llo'STON.-vt' ,,J., ~ ·y~nnlng 'Vir'-itpM!ns, 'ttlll ule~·-tililetng the :welt~ht ~t+\1 :, '« 'eight stateo, nll!'\ed ·tM prt'i\lllng though t~ay ~t I f~ ohlber contendert·ill* ~kl· no! rooognize hit ~~~DWII- • , I "rbta Wit lh\ 'tllie !lghi, no elli!iinaU~n \oUitiilillni for , us,'' said 11\tmager , llernie Gilclman with tollgue!ln cheek after the \ixranked Akins had kno!'_k.O\I out for· mer champiotl Ti>ny ·nelolarco in DESK the 14th l')lund of lll,eir seheduled "title" 15-roundet-Tue!day mght at Boston Garden. The 29-year-t~ld Akins who sopposedly hurl his right hand_in los· lng recently to Gil Turner, showed no evfdence o! th~ 1njuty. Jle clubhed tne top-ranking ·con· tender to the canvas twice in the lOth round. again in the 13th nnd twirl'! In the decisive round before the third and final count at 1:17 or the 14th. • ./ . d ' ;·SALE ENp$,SATUROAY! J -3 ·MO~I DAYS .01 TH-1$ qr~~-'11~ •.Y~R SA~! ~ ".. . ' ' :·' -- ·m.W11il•• WI! ·AD~v~ . Sate llNCW. ,.,ICHASE Add· Comfort Reduce Fuel Bills hb.ulo111 G·ro&ap! l Mel;l Senforiuc!·-· t:ome ID aad tet Us Give You An Estimate I ... Dr\11 .. SfWINt ....1 2. c., .................. .,. .3o ci.,lm,..... ...;-110 WASftl '• 4. ..... lttwli .-. SAVE HERE ON . LUMBER ~ .biMG SiMIIS HOGG ~A notnt< 1~ nlavln" ·now•rboUse \\ro118ton Albo11R. !'fe1•••· ' '-'•1. vi11P •"d .Toe~~on 1"!•11tMll8. l!IP.~niulllto.. i19Rlnqt TA~•11 Ill N1afti11tu.Ob City = ' pick of his pock . .. Wonderful toys and games for boys and girls of all ages! It's Not oBit_Too lorly To Use 011r ,1 CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY BOULDER. Colo. UP - He told his pill)'erll that "you fellows have gotten ~oorseJr Into tills thi~B­ now go out there and gel yourselves put of lt." Three hours l~ter, after those ume player. had come within one point of tying .the nation's No. 1 team, he 1ald tll•t ''We're dllap· SE:LECTION You can benefit by shopping now for the following reaaona •••• *Greater .Selections -tloaltr Shoppln1 of the right people for proper administration Qf justice In Meigs County 18 THE VOT$8 RESPONSIBILITY *C'"""It~t Po.ymtnh Toytown Is fully stocked, right now, with dolls and toys of every description. • , . A few pennies will hold your selections until .Oecember 24th. ELECT DELMAR A. I sno·Bol itticri,.tile 'Ptini w\ti,. aorms mlaht ,br••d""k,h~l ypur ·~ l>lthroom iafiil . '· · • -i , tlfE .. CITY. LOAN ~U~ & 'S;A.VINGS 'CO. :q~Omll[l'lj::~~rtlii;ii'i!MI\iiQ tan,. Jlhillt P.llft8 -117' lfnett cOfll',t Mgr. "'' I P ' •· ': . ,, :';,' ... .·'' ·. . ' I . · • ' . ·. • :, . - ·: \ :·. A Spoclaf Ftitoi'J. Purclltie , , ON : WINTE~ ClOATS · . .. t~~~llored . , Every day's play day · .. wHen you'i'e ·'tveatin. <our boJIJII' Pemty JJoaf· ' • I , Happy wiiMhttl <now lb!lr winter. ,Whi~blaek· With ' either white oq·ed soleL,. _ Slrea 4to 9, ., . : ' eft ..• ._'It.ther, ~lleet anioolh ~\ilfortlb,le, iervlcetb~, wonderful. 81Je16 '" 9.- &at In thil group II all wool and wool interlilted, every coat i new ttYie! Checkt, fleeces, tweed&, novelty paltoi'hs! ~rie.i Colora! Slrei 12 to 18. ~ Grpup lor our A1111iversl!')' Sale. Vtlllf!l to -.a.lil. Cho!ee-, now- CIGANTIC ·,SPIOAJ, PURCHASE. F~LL COATS ' : :1t1MN-'N!I-· ' ! .. ' ' A ·good worke,r ror lar~~ttn ot ;llop men, aott leather topa, durl 1ble ill 'Weather loihl'b !lolls, rubbe'r lieels. ·eom pare anywbere &I four bllcks. 611. . \l ELE~T tiM ' ' 1 . • '' ·JUDGE '' o\ $4'• Soft, flexible !~lither tipp_ers. s~lal non-slip ~ork sole~, aitll't.tiiriiY, Cl)i~B(tuc• ftfl 70 ' . ' w·- ·Wu -----=.-; 5 .MID·YOUI •. ' 1 Yard 'pteeeJ· · Yes ... Vlluet~Be • Yutl! Reg. '49c lillr-aele ' fabrics, novelty · patterned ·I'IY· · fall wt!l&ht coltono, prin1lt, suitln_p .F.CY 8tll80 ·,,~. ·waoi . . Ploij '\,, ; '' DOUBLE BLANKETS ..... 1 • . ,. fllJAf;ITY '' tlon make these tbe perfect work 'shoes. · · · ·$· 1 Here's -.tater-time limath --- !ll'iclRI to .' pleaoel r.>k at tlle''Wol Ia tBtit 'S!il.oo· , aale-prl~ fuH-Ietljt('bealllln __ ilfen\lell. fleeoe.. til~. @l!.~ ~tlnp, ,,IIillitl . ·, blacltsl ~P fulil•· etel7 oael ~~el. side, boe•·••d ah•l~-lli] Jftlly\itlll!!'). ,: lined and ~nterUDedf \Vide selecl!Oit bf eo!· ·. ~ ~·· ;&11 r 1,1 1o Ideal for carpen!et'B or Meehli!ICi ..- Sizes 6 td 11. :. .. . LUI! MEN'S WORK SHOIS ._COU:t!IT.V.r . I . : Tjlef I , ,. ,, ' '' ., ENDICOTTJO.tiNS'ON lf4li\VY DUTY· ! ' wtine - PEOPLES ' AN!iJ\iERSABf iRAtE ~ ·(·~-i ~,.:tt· ., ' $ Evtey Sllilatlf!ntll'l~ · t • COATS c....,... Wars Morell A Special ' I 'flttory Parchue STIFFLI!R'S 34th Alllllversary! FOR i::i~ , . ' · $ . : ' . . . ,, 99 ' eld-~shloned hard sauce! " ~~~ ;' ~··. SAfE _ :OaNLY Top~ treat-with 1-4ext Tu..doy 1-4ovember Sth Money .talks. Get read,y eaah ,hel'e·in a Jiffy. Make It HI'Ye :YOU well. Pay btlls, earn Jllsellunt~1 buy ·~lnl, aave money. Take y«1)if tlme'to repay on . , . . - - - - - - - - - - •'oll'r rtuoiltble but!Pt tertna. ¥ou'ri! In for a.pleas1 Monihly l'aymenl!l ,1W~-~·to Phone or stor. In: Loahs'up ·to $1000, :1" · . · apprwa ·. .. E<tra ·ltmi 'group •f boys' '" ~!tter flalti!OI ilttrt., regu-$1 · ~ lar and ivy .·teague• styles. • YY All sizes, 8 to !~. Buy . oar,LOwestlirlee! taintl. "IA~Y.Goi'NG. TIRMS" 'sPORt SHiltS '· oallilattory· jitO.,eiJ In · at hqot lor the lieD Pan · eaa Giilt:P- :AilU!m mel """'""' with eOmmiltee chellftltn 01 -· ;·· ~~~- lo, IZ.Ii. Ivy 'League& con10rll~1 ~ "- emythiogl All tho !l'.ul6\'·ifJiet, coloN, patterns. lluy now it lliit Wh 1.nniversat'y profit. sharlbir!lilfel You outatandmg Saddle Ore., 1 TUesd~ t~at Chicago A ~-."' ,etileltbnl Fabulous shirfj ' ·sADDLES '.o., FlitS OXFO·RDS 'i ' NOV. S, 1857 ::;; ~···· · .A U COMPLMLY WASHAIILi • .' NEW FA!Jv S1100th Leather . P~NNY who was -Pd. Pol Adv. liOn ttltbiMtiiSII IUDJtittloliT CffiC.\~ UP-Chancellor =:::=::::;::=~;;~;:;:;:;:;:~ \ rique Ml\iiri olllftieo City IN~ I Women's o1,1d .Girls' IMAGINE! GIR:J.;S · WHI'rt ,cihd BlA~K Meigs Coun~ J,UOGE Authorized MeGregor SportiDg Good• Deller I tt•Het FothiOHi ' s· , _ ,, IRa!L. \ . ,r ues ..:.. brand new ,lyles. new ,fabriC., new colOr! and pat· terns. Crepes, flannel•, rayQD./ , a~tates, miracle ,blends And I <Mtona that look and feel like ..t..Jli!§. Y~\."'1 !~~!};a-.. pointed " hell." He learned the single win~ (rom an 'arknowledged ma8ler but he spiced it with enough spiii-T and winged-T variations to ~ome wilh· in a breath o! the college football upset of the year. He'a Dallas Ward of Colorado, the Unite4 PreiS Cooeh of the Week after his Colorado lluflaloea alm01t bUffaloed tili.hty Oklahoma before dropping a !4-13 heart· breaker. The Dl·Year·old Ward, now In his lOth.110110n II head coach at CGlorado1 has pnduced winner& annu· oily olit~e I~ but con!e"ed Ok· luhoma Is bia bl& taraet each yesr. In ·to82, tift 21-21 tie between the two teams marked the t1111• lin~ 11148 that !ailed 'to wtn 1 Blf 111 ·I.S.. <:Vlbra~ t-.1 !H, at 1uUtimo only to lahoma pull out a 27·19 aqueaker,j wua, a •... . " 'Dresiea :.:_• Ten'lfic di-ess val- ··~ COMING NQthing neWer . · IV:7 IJertlefWII · · ~· Jlllllon. Hoi~Sbo " ! !!$t , · ·GaovP If Canaday The SPORTS CENTER 83 MILL ST. . ' · '' ONCE·A·YEJ.It SAVINJi Homo of Arrow Shirts 1. Moln St. Ward Named UP Coach Of Week, Disappoi~te·d At Sooner loss Santa's llift us the 'tach ••••. J DOWNIE GROSS, INC. Ken and John's TOY TOWN NOW $'31 ::,~~let, : :.:~:~~=t~~~; onnvlll•. AtheM. Wellston and t.liMlenOrl hAVe lll!i'niltiM Mason City, W. \1•. 100 noin" nr 20 nntntR nAr va!ne. Pomeroy In lour •li'ames ha~ ~=~',I allnwe~ )At,<, nolnts Mr ~Rmll. , Cnoe~ ·rno '' lnnkin~ for wa"" tn beln .lunlnr tiAwtll•rno "" the M'•n~'"• loa~ Vprnnn HRn'lson w•~ out of srhM1 Mnnrl~v with lllnos~ Mlllarrl ROush. ln•Mo. linemRtt \lll>n AI~ VIsit not •ul+ un f~r tho Athens PRml> ~lrouM ho ·e~rlv hv Vrl~~" ni~ht .lnhn"'' Reavor. resArve Unemall I~ """ n~r. Phil >We•'"· 1111•" li'rlrlov hnt now mPnrllil~. •lrot•M 111' ot Ml ~nporl FrldRv. Movhe Junior will get a bit more help if al! the boys arP fn ennrl •hnnP. On• of rilo'• hJ gpoqt ioh~ will h• tn nrev•nt hi s hovs ll"•ino tn lOOk nast Cl•llinolls to l.OP•n· the fotlnwin~ wee~ond . Th•t olfair !.hi• woek will lw a rea·l 1•~1 Rnrl the roach knoWtl the Panthers will have to play too caliber ball to win. Pllone SP-311154 ~·· ,ililllte. "":JNIIl!flally acelites,· cO!·' INO·IOL II .non.po. lsb~o'~t:~ ·: aalt to ~aa. LUVII boWra ipark~h~ . clun In aieoMi.iit•~~"' _bJ\)t· Bar\ tn Galllnolk 'De!enolvelv. th• 'i>Rlith'eric hilve 1>11~\lrp~ MATERh\IJ iNtl&lPOitA?lD IIIQoiCIL ....... .~ .. ,ARI •jllJtlal .;urehe", for our Attnlversart fillet top. ' ~ . of ~ 1 ..,;._n's best-drea selllri Ra~ns, tonal --- ~~ detalj, . lngl All· ·col~!~~~ : Panther~ Havl! BeH~.r-O!Il!nse Refbr.fl r· t ltJSPAN .' PRINTS . 33c yd. ll~auti!ul ereaae • .;. sistent astortinent o! T>rintl, tlrlpaa, ch~lts, llorall, !iaures . llghta ·and da\ta. Guarantee<! tail' ~lois. ·FABRICS INC. WII)TlloS . , 'llagt · ~Hm~l OF · . ytl BEAil'I'IFlJL . FABRICS! BOLTs, BOLt'S ~ND lii'ILTS OF IT Choose from acetate/rayons, gabardines, flonnelo, mtbby f<bric~ ciilton• - plaids stripes, checks, Mveltiosl All42 to·46" width. plaee a lawyer in' the ol· flee (aa ·IJto law who ~· bad judiciot In the other Countr' . · ENDORSEu . ' ~d. �.' . ...,, ' ' • • 1 ' " .. ' .SPORTS , ' '1. llo'STON.-vt' ,,J., ~ ·y~nnlng 'Vir'-itpM!ns, 'ttlll ule~·-tililetng the :welt~ht ~t+\1 :, '« 'eight stateo, nll!'\ed ·tM prt'i\lllng though t~ay ~t I f~ ohlber contendert·ill* ~kl· no! rooognize hit ~~~DWII- • , I "rbta Wit lh\ 'tllie !lghi, no elli!iinaU~n \oUitiilillni for , us,'' said 11\tmager , llernie Gilclman with tollgue!ln cheek after the \ixranked Akins had kno!'_k.O\I out for· mer champiotl Ti>ny ·nelolarco in DESK the 14th l')lund of lll,eir seheduled "title" 15-roundet-Tue!day mght at Boston Garden. The 29-year-t~ld Akins who sopposedly hurl his right hand_in los· lng recently to Gil Turner, showed no evfdence o! th~ 1njuty. Jle clubhed tne top-ranking ·con· tender to the canvas twice in the lOth round. again in the 13th nnd twirl'! In the decisive round before the third and final count at 1:17 or the 14th. • ./ . d ' ;·SALE ENp$,SATUROAY! J -3 ·MO~I DAYS .01 TH-1$ qr~~-'11~ •.Y~R SA~! ~ ".. . ' ' :·' -- ·m.W11il•• WI! ·AD~v~ . Sate llNCW. ,.,ICHASE Add· Comfort Reduce Fuel Bills hb.ulo111 G·ro&ap! l Mel;l Senforiuc!·-· t:ome ID aad tet Us Give You An Estimate I ... Dr\11 .. SfWINt ....1 2. c., .................. .,. .3o ci.,lm,..... ...;-110 WASftl '• 4. ..... lttwli .-. SAVE HERE ON . LUMBER ~ .biMG SiMIIS HOGG ~A notnt< 1~ nlavln" ·now•rboUse \\ro118ton Albo11R. !'fe1•••· ' '-'•1. vi11P •"d .Toe~~on 1"!•11tMll8. l!IP.~niulllto.. i19Rlnqt TA~•11 Ill N1afti11tu.Ob City = ' pick of his pock . .. Wonderful toys and games for boys and girls of all ages! It's Not oBit_Too lorly To Use 011r ,1 CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY BOULDER. Colo. UP - He told his pill)'erll that "you fellows have gotten ~oorseJr Into tills thi~B­ now go out there and gel yourselves put of lt." Three hours l~ter, after those ume player. had come within one point of tying .the nation's No. 1 team, he 1ald tll•t ''We're dllap· SE:LECTION You can benefit by shopping now for the following reaaona •••• *Greater .Selections -tloaltr Shoppln1 of the right people for proper administration Qf justice In Meigs County 18 THE VOT$8 RESPONSIBILITY *C'"""It~t Po.ymtnh Toytown Is fully stocked, right now, with dolls and toys of every description. • , . A few pennies will hold your selections until .Oecember 24th. ELECT DELMAR A. I sno·Bol itticri,.tile 'Ptini w\ti,. aorms mlaht ,br••d""k,h~l ypur ·~ l>lthroom iafiil . '· · • -i , tlfE .. CITY. LOAN ~U~ & 'S;A.VINGS 'CO. :q~Omll[l'lj::~~rtlii;ii'i!MI\iiQ tan,. Jlhillt P.llft8 -117' lfnett cOfll',t Mgr. "'' I P ' •· ': . ,, :';,' ... .·'' ·. . ' I . · • ' . ·. • :, . - ·: \ :·. A Spoclaf Ftitoi'J. Purclltie , , ON : WINTE~ ClOATS · . .. t~~~llored . , Every day's play day · .. wHen you'i'e ·'tveatin. <our boJIJII' Pemty JJoaf· ' • I , Happy wiiMhttl <now lb!lr winter. ,Whi~blaek· With ' either white oq·ed soleL,. _ Slrea 4to 9, ., . : ' eft ..• ._'It.ther, ~lleet anioolh ~\ilfortlb,le, iervlcetb~, wonderful. 81Je16 '" 9.- &at In thil group II all wool and wool interlilted, every coat i new ttYie! Checkt, fleeces, tweed&, novelty paltoi'hs! ~rie.i Colora! Slrei 12 to 18. ~ Grpup lor our A1111iversl!')' Sale. Vtlllf!l to -.a.lil. Cho!ee-, now- CIGANTIC ·,SPIOAJ, PURCHASE. F~LL COATS ' : :1t1MN-'N!I-· ' ! .. ' ' A ·good worke,r ror lar~~ttn ot ;llop men, aott leather topa, durl 1ble ill 'Weather loihl'b !lolls, rubbe'r lieels. ·eom pare anywbere &I four bllcks. 611. . \l ELE~T tiM ' ' 1 . • '' ·JUDGE '' o\ $4'• Soft, flexible !~lither tipp_ers. s~lal non-slip ~ork sole~, aitll't.tiiriiY, Cl)i~B(tuc• ftfl 70 ' . ' w·- ·Wu -----=.-; 5 .MID·YOUI •. ' 1 Yard 'pteeeJ· · Yes ... Vlluet~Be • Yutl! Reg. '49c lillr-aele ' fabrics, novelty · patterned ·I'IY· · fall wt!l&ht coltono, prin1lt, suitln_p .F.CY 8tll80 ·,,~. ·waoi . . Ploij '\,, ; '' DOUBLE BLANKETS ..... 1 • . ,. fllJAf;ITY '' tlon make these tbe perfect work 'shoes. · · · ·$· 1 Here's -.tater-time limath --- !ll'iclRI to .' pleaoel r.>k at tlle''Wol Ia tBtit 'S!il.oo· , aale-prl~ fuH-Ietljt('bealllln __ ilfen\lell. fleeoe.. til~. @l!.~ ~tlnp, ,,IIillitl . ·, blacltsl ~P fulil•· etel7 oael ~~el. side, boe•·••d ah•l~-lli] Jftlly\itlll!!'). ,: lined and ~nterUDedf \Vide selecl!Oit bf eo!· ·. ~ ~·· ;&11 r 1,1 1o Ideal for carpen!et'B or Meehli!ICi ..- Sizes 6 td 11. :. .. . LUI! MEN'S WORK SHOIS ._COU:t!IT.V.r . I . : Tjlef I , ,. ,, ' '' ., ENDICOTTJO.tiNS'ON lf4li\VY DUTY· ! ' wtine - PEOPLES ' AN!iJ\iERSABf iRAtE ~ ·(·~-i ~,.:tt· ., ' $ Evtey Sllilatlf!ntll'l~ · t • COATS c....,... Wars Morell A Special ' I 'flttory Parchue STIFFLI!R'S 34th Alllllversary! FOR i::i~ , . ' · $ . : ' . . . ,, 99 ' eld-~shloned hard sauce! " ~~~ ;' ~··. SAfE _ :OaNLY Top~ treat-with 1-4ext Tu..doy 1-4ovember Sth Money .talks. Get read,y eaah ,hel'e·in a Jiffy. Make It HI'Ye :YOU well. Pay btlls, earn Jllsellunt~1 buy ·~lnl, aave money. Take y«1)if tlme'to repay on . , . . - - - - - - - - - - •'oll'r rtuoiltble but!Pt tertna. ¥ou'ri! In for a.pleas1 Monihly l'aymenl!l ,1W~-~·to Phone or stor. In: Loahs'up ·to $1000, :1" · . · apprwa ·. .. E<tra ·ltmi 'group •f boys' '" ~!tter flalti!OI ilttrt., regu-$1 · ~ lar and ivy .·teague• styles. • YY All sizes, 8 to !~. Buy . oar,LOwestlirlee! taintl. "IA~Y.Goi'NG. TIRMS" 'sPORt SHiltS '· oallilattory· jitO.,eiJ In · at hqot lor the lieD Pan · eaa Giilt:P- :AilU!m mel """'""' with eOmmiltee chellftltn 01 -· ;·· ~~~- lo, IZ.Ii. Ivy 'League& con10rll~1 ~ "- emythiogl All tho !l'.ul6\'·ifJiet, coloN, patterns. lluy now it lliit Wh 1.nniversat'y profit. sharlbir!lilfel You outatandmg Saddle Ore., 1 TUesd~ t~at Chicago A ~-."' ,etileltbnl Fabulous shirfj ' ·sADDLES '.o., FlitS OXFO·RDS 'i ' NOV. S, 1857 ::;; ~···· · .A U COMPLMLY WASHAIILi • .' NEW FA!Jv S1100th Leather . P~NNY who was -Pd. Pol Adv. liOn ttltbiMtiiSII IUDJtittloliT CffiC.\~ UP-Chancellor =:::=::::;::=~;;~;:;:;:;:;:~ \ rique Ml\iiri olllftieo City IN~ I Women's o1,1d .Girls' IMAGINE! GIR:J.;S · WHI'rt ,cihd BlA~K Meigs Coun~ J,UOGE Authorized MeGregor SportiDg Good• Deller I tt•Het FothiOHi ' s· , _ ,, IRa!L. \ . ,r ues ..:.. brand new ,lyles. new ,fabriC., new colOr! and pat· terns. Crepes, flannel•, rayQD./ , a~tates, miracle ,blends And I <Mtona that look and feel like ..t..Jli!§. Y~\."'1 !~~!};a-.. pointed " hell." He learned the single win~ (rom an 'arknowledged ma8ler but he spiced it with enough spiii-T and winged-T variations to ~ome wilh· in a breath o! the college football upset of the year. He'a Dallas Ward of Colorado, the Unite4 PreiS Cooeh of the Week after his Colorado lluflaloea alm01t bUffaloed tili.hty Oklahoma before dropping a !4-13 heart· breaker. The Dl·Year·old Ward, now In his lOth.110110n II head coach at CGlorado1 has pnduced winner& annu· oily olit~e I~ but con!e"ed Ok· luhoma Is bia bl& taraet each yesr. In ·to82, tift 21-21 tie between the two teams marked the t1111• lin~ 11148 that !ailed 'to wtn 1 Blf 111 ·I.S.. <:Vlbra~ t-.1 !H, at 1uUtimo only to lahoma pull out a 27·19 aqueaker,j wua, a •... . " 'Dresiea :.:_• Ten'lfic di-ess val- ··~ COMING NQthing neWer . · IV:7 IJertlefWII · · ~· Jlllllon. Hoi~Sbo " ! !!$t , · ·GaovP If Canaday The SPORTS CENTER 83 MILL ST. . ' · '' ONCE·A·YEJ.It SAVINJi Homo of Arrow Shirts 1. Moln St. Ward Named UP Coach Of Week, Disappoi~te·d At Sooner loss Santa's llift us the 'tach ••••. J DOWNIE GROSS, INC. Ken and John's TOY TOWN NOW $'31 ::,~~let, : :.:~:~~=t~~~; onnvlll•. AtheM. Wellston and t.liMlenOrl hAVe lll!i'niltiM Mason City, W. \1•. 100 noin" nr 20 nntntR nAr va!ne. Pomeroy In lour •li'ames ha~ ~=~',I allnwe~ )At,<, nolnts Mr ~Rmll. , Cnoe~ ·rno '' lnnkin~ for wa"" tn beln .lunlnr tiAwtll•rno "" the M'•n~'"• loa~ Vprnnn HRn'lson w•~ out of srhM1 Mnnrl~v with lllnos~ Mlllarrl ROush. ln•Mo. linemRtt \lll>n AI~ VIsit not •ul+ un f~r tho Athens PRml> ~lrouM ho ·e~rlv hv Vrl~~" ni~ht .lnhn"'' Reavor. resArve Unemall I~ """ n~r. Phil >We•'"· 1111•" li'rlrlov hnt now mPnrllil~. •lrot•M 111' ot Ml ~nporl FrldRv. Movhe Junior will get a bit more help if al! the boys arP fn ennrl •hnnP. On• of rilo'• hJ gpoqt ioh~ will h• tn nrev•nt hi s hovs ll"•ino tn lOOk nast Cl•llinolls to l.OP•n· the fotlnwin~ wee~ond . Th•t olfair !.hi• woek will lw a rea·l 1•~1 Rnrl the roach knoWtl the Panthers will have to play too caliber ball to win. Pllone SP-311154 ~·· ,ililllte. "":JNIIl!flally acelites,· cO!·' INO·IOL II .non.po. lsb~o'~t:~ ·: aalt to ~aa. LUVII boWra ipark~h~ . clun In aieoMi.iit•~~"' _bJ\)t· Bar\ tn Galllnolk 'De!enolvelv. th• 'i>Rlith'eric hilve 1>11~\lrp~ MATERh\IJ iNtl&lPOitA?lD IIIQoiCIL ....... .~ .. ,ARI •jllJtlal .;urehe", for our Attnlversart fillet top. ' ~ . of ~ 1 ..,;._n's best-drea selllri Ra~ns, tonal --- ~~ detalj, . lngl All· ·col~!~~~ : Panther~ Havl! BeH~.r-O!Il!nse Refbr.fl r· t ltJSPAN .' PRINTS . 33c yd. ll~auti!ul ereaae • .;. sistent astortinent o! T>rintl, tlrlpaa, ch~lts, llorall, !iaures . llghta ·and da\ta. Guarantee<! tail' ~lois. ·FABRICS INC. WII)TlloS . , 'llagt · ~Hm~l OF · . ytl BEAil'I'IFlJL . FABRICS! BOLTs, BOLt'S ~ND lii'ILTS OF IT Choose from acetate/rayons, gabardines, flonnelo, mtbby f<bric~ ciilton• - plaids stripes, checks, Mveltiosl All42 to·46" width. plaee a lawyer in' the ol· flee (aa ·IJto law who ~· bad judiciot In the other Countr' . · ENDORSEu . ' ~d. �' " '· . 8-~Jy SenUneJ;.Pomeroy-Middleporl, 0., Oct. 30, 1957 ,,., '·'' ' P'o'rtl.and Me'tho'd•'st Wnmen Are .' Hosts For o·IStfl(\t . Meeting ' IV Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Middlepolt. ' Apprcxlm•~Jy '10 were present when the women's Society of the Pwtl~nd Methodist Church ,entertallied tfte 1!0Cleties of tile Great i I l I Bend, SUversville, MorriA Chapel, Lone Bottom and Oak Grove Moth· odlst Churches with a noon lunch· eon last week at the church. Other guests were Mrs. Harry P. Smith, district president; Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, district vice pres- ' ident; Mrs. Robert Warner, dis· tricl secretarY of literature and p'ubliralions; ' Mrs. Pearl Hysell, county contact chairman; and Miss Lydia Ebcr>bach, all ol Pomeroy. I. Ebershach, Mrs. Arlie ¥arks and Mr8. John Elwood. · · A shm't service was hel~ in the sanctuary proceding the !JI~cheon. which opened with prayer by Mrs. Harry P. Smith. A welcome was tended the guests by Mrs. Par· sons after which those present were introduced. Scripture ' read· ing ol Psalm 23 by Mra. Hubert Pmc and grace by M~s; Marks con CX·l Mrs. Clarence Price registered eluded the servtce. the guests and Mrs. Harold Par· sons, president · Luncheon was served In wood alter which 11rs. Kenneth McLeod read a poem compOSed by ·her son, Eddie McLeod, of Belpre for this occasion. Margaret Yost and Jll!lnita Sayre of the Great Bend group sang a duet and Mrs. Patterson· &ave a reading. A poem by Louise• Brew· cr or the Stivcrsvillc group and a reading by Mrs. Garnet Smith, Mor· ris Chapel, preceded a panel dis· ely, greeted the guests as they arrived Cor,.ges were presented to Mrs. Smith , Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Hysell, Miss - - --- • Complotalnlulatlon IM>ol/loul • I Donald and Rick while scaled at the tables, Miss campbell were unable to atlenJ. Ebersbach >bowed shdes taken Group singing and the b<medic· ' while on a recent lour o! Alaska. lion by !\Irs. C. F. Tompkina con· miscellaneous shower given Moo· She also showed a picture of the eluded the meeting. day at the home of Mrs. Joan Sky Chapel in the Chicago TernFerguson with Mrs. George Quil· ple and told of meeting Dr. Paul jlcn and .\Irs. Cassie Hall as CO· Chiles, former Port.mouth Dlshostc.,es. · lrict superintendent. Dr. Chiles' The slww~r W"-.. al!o a JiallDson ". assIt ' an I pastor oI the SkY Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coleman Chapel. Q advisors of the Junior Y'oull~ ween masquerade and the guests In UeS Fellowship o( the First Baptis< allended in costume. ' The afternoon service opened A new den of Cub Scout s £ro1r Church, plann ed a Hallowc,•n UCfreshments of ire cream. with th e Lord's Prayer in unison, Mulberry A\·cnuc was dra:at~izl'd party for the grou~ Saturda in followed with group singing and and held th~ir first meeti1n( . [lhc sneial ro01u ,; of the eh;rch. cake and Halloween candies .were responsive rcilding led l>y Mrs. Tuesday cvenmg at lhc home uf Prizes were awarded for cos· -ren ed by the hoslesse.s who wor·J Price. A solo, "Bless Thi.s Church" th d h e en rnol er, Mrs. Charles r tumcs and games. Halloween 'i ,_ hlack and orange costum es t11 was presented by Mrs. John El- Murray. Mrs. Lloyd Wrigllt i.~ corations were used for the part; Mrs. Sthoonovcr, Delores Tyree, Juni'Or Youth New,Cub Scout Den Holds f•'rst Meet' T day I ·h. e ows 1p Party Is Held ..w.u-tbewlm*thuntlnl i>ooto you'Wf evflt wom. Moodispaugh, ,.I) f'"'' · · t€l_'~_: tlS"tr, •Found · ·. i: ~~:3~r~~ $20.45 I 1 $l4•9J $ , 95 11• • • • • • • RUBBER Regularly $17.95 . . . . . . . ..u- liJUq. Pledblt, non -tkid cuahion ..,. outlok. RubbeT pant-lrl Jrippe,., • J.!l , llkler STAR ·RRAND •p~trtll ..... Roush's · Shoe Store ALMOST TOO EW TOBE TRUE! • ~ '""l' ,,I ,. . ,. See the great new line of WARM MORNING gas heaterG featuring "Picture Frame" sty)ing, "Jet Stream" floor level heat flow, and many other dynamic features. MASON FURNITURE I • • W. MAIN ST. ' I ' iktu]to.~ltt~wl ....... fL:. 1!1'1"11 IIIIJ ·~; ·' : Of"l.,f lw t Mli rw a-. re ,.._ ..,.,_, Qtlllil; IlliG ..... MASONMASON, FURNIT~RE W. VA. \ .t ' • • r;i ' '. )'IAYERlY MOBILE MEtROPOLITAN HOME · s. . i~!!!.~~·. ·-· .... . -· Rodney Downing ro\:i ,f:. . Warm deep . I 1ft ~ ,. ' <M I ' I ·,' , ·~ ' 1: ' 1 \ ' ' ·;,.,. , ' . • ~ ., J I I ; ·' I iEstate NOTICE OF APPOINTMBNT of Frnnces Smith, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Alice A. Smith whose Post Offlce address Ia 188 North Secon4l\ve., Middleport, ·oRlo, has been duly appointed E<ecutlix of the Estate of Fronces Smith, deceasedT late of Meigs CountY; Ohio. · Dated this 21st day of October, 1957. . John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs county, Ohio (101 23, 30, (til 6, 3tc NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT Estoto of ll'¥1ng kerr lr•. ilftoltld . · N9tice .Is 'heteby ~ve9' that ~ ·· E. Katr w'hole'.Post-Offlee ld~, ,. ls-.!Syracuse, Ohio, ·has ieen ,. :1'ap)lolfited' :Exe~lltrlx ·6~illie · e 4} ol liVIng Karr, Sr., Heeeued,' e''" · of Meigs County, Ohio. .' Dated this 21st day of Oc!tobF; 19~7. ,''1, John C. Bacon · . · Judge of the Pr~te ¢~· , . ~~ ' ,Meigs !;~uqlf( Ohlp ;V,~i:(10 23, 30, (II) 6, Stc i( I j., ~ ,r I leal Est.ate-Bro'lcer ~ . FREE Gln.:S~:~ ~t~ ~"\r~ft FREE 6-Ills • . \.' • LEGAL NOTICI . aOLLA M., E PARSONS, resld· · log at lt.F.Il. I. Barboursville, w. Va., Is hereby notified that James hi MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 613Uol PHONES Ult Ray Jal'lohs has lileil his .petition ag~jm t her lor divorce, on the grouM of gross neglect of duty, In Case No. 12."/)(1 In tbe Court of Common Pleits, ·Meigs County, Ohio. ·Said roule wlll · ~• :to~ hearing·o·n or afl~r 'Novernber 1"~ 1037 . H. W. & W. P. CIIERRINGTON Attorneys for Plaini:O'f 1101_2, 9, 16, 2.l, 30 (II) 6, 8tc l.lfe, CIMiolty anci - ,.'!• '.. Nothing To Buy ...' J~st' Register·· Need. Not Be Present To ·win . DRAWING 9:00 P.M. SATUR.DAY NOV. 2nd ,·, , ' " For The · Men·. . ·, ,. · ,, I ;Legal Notice . •t,., loutomoolle, He!!llll . ACCIDEN'I' , .'( \ ' ' IIIW SAIIIYI On01 ol little JI'Ort thon I>Odytemp,.ature (100·110') KIDDIE ·CORVETTE· . E " 1 . .·•· - '' NIW SPIIDI Otlesolypleal load In em Help Wanted POMEROY THURS. FRI. SAT. 26 m•nutu. : - -·--- ___ __ " 11Mr·Bt Able To • • ~ '.1 • Pomeroy, Ohio NO NOT SPOUI OHIO VALL!Y · JU ... K. CO Nirlll, ,...., f EBERSBACH HARDWARE ltlfr1tWelby , tumes including band-embroid~r· .L f. · t, · ON DISPLAY AT TtiM~I DIYfl Heatrola $20.~~ ; Gas Furnacn conversion bureau $40.00. Phone 'ii128·X. 10·7·6l!c Morning Haa ter. Lar~· SALE: one L;ncaster • ~ ~:;..___ siie: Good rondilion $60. Call well jet pump with preaaure • :; ! '!· Yukon 5·2271- Chester Ex· tank 'and switch. Alao e/1\foet .. ~· ; . , chang~ evenings. 10·29·3lp plastic p;r,e. 1~ x i~; one ·~; · · architect's drawing lob a'ool ~! ' small house trai ler and l lf.! TOll d ' ,\... i•.\ :. , D.~d ge Truck. Aluminum Va>l . , an tools, One t}'pe"'it" desk , and one filing cabinet, handlnade. 10 ply tire<. One electric table saw, one wood 1" · , B9dy, New ! :. '• '' Cheap. Mt·. D<e m, Porl.land, lathe, one solid oak sideboard, ~~- . , Ohia. _ lD·29-Btp one '"l'{hi:e" sewing maehlne, :r\1'0 RABB!T DOGS: Allen. Eleh·l a.1tique. Phone Pomeroy 8111-J. i•. '· Inger. 'Ncar Children's !lome. 10 2,1lt(, · "1 to 26 6tc I "' . , . - - - ' - - -- - - - - 1 41 ror ketlf · · 1 t(· . Magi~ Ch'ef Gas Ki !then range in 1 ~ ---' J' exe<)ll o ~l condition $50. 3 For Rent - Extension ·Ladders, ~· . · ' plele ll'ing room suite only Sc~ffold Boards, t)rop Clotba. ;, $35.00. Contact Charles Peop· Clinton Fisher, Middleport, , . les 134 South t'illh Ave. Mid· Phone 62611-lt 11 1 tf dte'port, Phone 6064-M. ' ..;aller sP••• -lleart-~dJe. '· 10·22-3tfc. · ·r~ port. Get loc;.ted be!or• muddy M and M 6 I~ Disc: l- Inter-· ground burl• you. Phone 9:!G3. '.'• ';'''-'i. 1- Dational disc ~ ft. - rubber Edgar Reyoolds, Rey,Jota'a Dairy ' klt, 8 ln. wide 50 fl. tong; 2Store, Alid~Jepott, Ohio. · I> H. P. motors, heu'y duty. 10 2 8tlf Stanlev Gibbs, Long Botlom, Garage on Mechanic Street. Crill Route No. 2. 1o-3-i!tfp lll·M. I0-3o-3!c !lectrolux Sweeper and Clarinet For Sale. Call 3461 before 8 ,a. ( 17) m. or after 4 p. m. 10 16 6tlc ---·-· - - ExPl!rienced waitress. With foo{t ~oo4 living room suit for sale. references. Highest salary and Greon covoring. Phone. 9263. earnings. Apply at once. Hotel 10 2 6tfc _Martin. 10 2.8, 6tc F':Oit:::--_,-,L:-:E:-_-A :: :-p-p;le-,,- PGt;iand, Woman to stay with children ·Ohio. Brlnl own containers. C. during ' days while . nloth.r ~- Jobnson 10 G'lniop worlts. Phone 2·:11 or ·a~ply .100 Sycamore, Pomeroy. lii'31Hltc POTATOES-Stock on j\'inter po1 tatoes while they last. s..t (20)B"•slnesi e .......· ,_ Enoch, Portland, 0.' 10.2D·tf "' '''"" 1""'" ~UICK SERhCE ;. Walch Jlt. APPLES. Molt varieUe.s. Burdt'~te pairing by Factory _'!'ialned Fruit Farm. Near ·Lame! Cll!f Wltchmak.r COLLINS JE'I'I'Elr Church. , 10 !B U tp ERS. f )m•rov. · ·1 3 If PAY LAflll mean• 'ITRUCTUIIAL I IIAMt JICRAP IRON- MITAU ' ~ ...••• or HfAf" hour Wrecker Service. Day Phone 6:127. Ni&ht Phone 6039-X. DLDGE • PLYMOtml DE.ALEF.S 8 6 tf r ...-.. luu Clrculltors "HAlO 7s-e-:d -::f:::le-c-:-lr""ic-,r·.ve.-::$3::1;::.00 :::;-:C-oa: u· l20 Bl hilt SIIU M h • I!XCLUSIVI! NI!W MAYTAG 1 • ~JddiApnrt '. r : ' IJjHEATERS Phone 1M2 .18b Au~ery_ ices=_·- n.- ed scarves anri sllppera. The speaker's · husband and three .; children are still In Formosa. · w Miss Gwendolyn Davis, pre.i· ~ · ~· · l"'1l • dent, wos in charge elf the busi· -..,: Jive or dressed. ~Oc 'Milt 110 ' - ness meeting when they decide•! (8) dressed. George Spencer, WoU to meet In November at Edna's - Pen Road, Rt. I, Pomeroy. RAiiiiJ & TELEVISION Party House, Jacksoq,.,1111~ mem· l ~ ' .·_ 1,955;I!JY.lrlduth v~ ,$1,695, 2 dr. . 10 18 tic , ' ~ 11.'1'4. 1:~11. Ppwer pack. Auto- 1.,;:=::ji==:ci:=== ::;:==; Phone 200. Cleland Appliance bers preaent. were : .. 11\i!~le Vale, . t i' . 'ln,iJe shfft. Filled to the brim Jr store. 118 w. Main St!, Pomeroy , of the soror~t~ as guef lS at l~e "'cellng on N'bv. 23. 'yt,Ji: Blaeltnars, Pomeroy, . ump Coal: · '' . Ir ·;:,··~' IWII~ 2 23 tf luncheon . . The program for ·lbe evening Ol!lo, : Dell~ered - $6.00 lump 10 19 Glc ~.,. , .· included the talk 'by 'Mra. Nyow, ·• •• • · Dellvereilufa ·~ % hlmp CONCilTI BI..OCIS a foreig9 exchange atudcnt; a h,~ ~~ . ~:., l!i~• FO . .R0-· 2 ton $!,""" Phone Ru ana 24710 after ' "'. .r """ 5 P. M. or 24453 during day. plano sll)o "Barcarolle" from ? · ' 1ar,IIIP• du"!?.. Good 8:25 1 20 10 23 l!lc "'Wid ....... FHLJW' >" "Tales of Holeman" pldyed by •1,0 plY'!fres. 10 It dump body I';;;;;:;:::;;;;;::;;;;:;=:~ Jane Parsons and a review of the GBUISD BLOCk CO. : ~ . · ~· ,speed axle, Ready to work. II ( Gr~ek alphabet by Misa Lucille Blaett.i(lil'ls, Pomeroy, Ohio. • flllltt . l,;i Smifh. >' · 10 19 6le were Mrs. Jed' Webster liltoW. It Con Wm. a -, · Jr.Guests and daughter, J~a'n Anne. Truck: i9:5lt GMC 2 ton $1,259. Pomeror; Jane Parsons, Rutland. , ·Hydraulic dump. Excellent 10 ft . Rodr ltorf!lll Geneva Joachim presided at · Iltimp body. Good 8:25 x 10 ply ., ' the relreshmenl tab!~ and mem· tires. 2 fl>eed axle. Blaettnar's, ~ ··~ Pomeroy, Ohio. . 10 )9 ittc bcrs prscnt were: Nelllo Vale, • Carpenter; RutH Euler, Vinas Lee • Avice Frecker, Racine; Lucille 19.55 Buick $1,995. Roadmaster 4 i Smith, · Chosler; Mildred Hawley, dr.Sedan. Buick's finest. P<iwer :~~Nan Moore, VIrginia Comt, Steering and brakes. '\Ve've ser· •• Good Cleo Used ,Faye Sauer, Susan G. Part, Em· vl.,.d this car since new. Blaetl· ••• lly Sprague, Middleport; Dorothy AD !liak~ ,mll lllcH!ell ~ar's, pomeroy. Ohio. 10 19 6tc Barnes, "Ethel Garland, Pomeroy; 1956 (lodge Coronet $1,7M 4 dr. Evelyn Thomas, ~abel · tonley, • Sedan. Push button shift. A Oak Hill; Anna Houser, Gertrude ,, f /· ·~ beautilul swept . wing model. , Trace, Coalton ; Mrs. c. 0 . Chap. · t ~- ; · ; Blaet(rrar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 ~5~~t ~~;ES:;;;;;~j[man, · !o!rs.. Marg'r~ '':J"arsons, S~US ;~ ~1 10 19 6te [j "' Rulland; · Anna Maude · l'ehrman, U. !S South i.U 'W Akb : Amy Gelllcs, Cwond~IYI\. Davis, 10M'P'~8 cyl. $1,19~. Star WAVERLY, OHIO Ja('kson; Geneva JOachim, Rock · • .. : Chief Conv. Cpe. New light blue Springs; Beatrice Rhihchart, • · · toR· Hy<(r~matic drive. Even Ito De.tcr. , . ~·., price carries you away. Blaet· ~ .: ' · .tp~r's, Pomeroy. Ohio. 't 0- 10-Gtc Beagle rat.oit trade. Howard MARRIAGE LICENSES ' ' ~,.. n<r.:~Qii" ~iymouth 4-Door Seban. port Rt. I, Hobilln A,mong marriage license appli· ........ 115 L tocond Sl. , .... 61 cat1ons made t ecenUy, ln tbe Ma· Flr!Jt •$VO.OO lakes it. 137 Mul· 10 2 6tfp son County Clerk's office was the ·,'· , ,. 'beiry· Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Pooioor..,, ill.to following: Tony Taylor, 19, son ·' i tv< ·. )<!0·211-Stp. Custom Bu!a il~ · Kl;chen ..,..__,....,.. ----"" -·- . deslg~ed for your\ hom~. · Free ~~~~~~~~~~:':'""~ ot Earl and Ada Searles taylor, Gallipolis. ROute 1, and Velma , ;' . :~ 9). 'For Soie estimates Foreman &: Abbott. · · - - · ,ln$uronce Young, 17, daugbter of John and ,11.. ~,~J .~ -'__ · Phope 621:4-Y. 8 6 tf Velma Laudermllt Young of !.fa' \ ~·. ·~· ' B,room house trailer. Cheap. Call FOR SALE :.... Af!ple• New Ha· son. ; ~~~· :,841-J write Bo• 335, Pom· ven Orchard, New Haven. Phone r ~ ' . "~-'t 10·29·6tc TU-24688. . ' 7·2911 11\'SURANCE AGENCl' ··' I!Atrml&mill.f :. 110 W. Main Sl. FURNITURE Cia The Brightest Corae~ 1 ! •{• - ------·----- • IAR chan~e. . , BAKER Gilkey, Harrlsot'- Harrisonville Ex10·29-l tp ft. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 .' ·The .big~est, Boldest. tnov~ .any car ever made, . I $299~00 iiERVIcE 1 14.95 to 19.95 niiiiiMO _ Mrs. Fr ancea lfyew. FI)J'mosa, was the .guest speaker when the COiiPJZJ'B lnlur•nee Prote~a. ~lpha O"llcron Chapter of 'Delta · Lif1, Aulri. Fire, Pollo. Call bbr !laP.Pa Gamma met Monday evening at the home or Mra. c. o 1111111, Mlddle;~~rL Ohio. Chapman, Rutland. lflth !fro. T!RMITIS IXTEIWINATiD Nellie Vale, Marcilre! Pmons, For froe lnipectlon phane 31ltt, Beatrice Rhlne~nrt ind Dorothy Gilmore Supply Store, Pomlitcy. ,Barneo as asl!lsllrig hostesses. All work guaranteed. Fully lnMrs. ~yew, whil:' Is jradua:e '·sured. Vaughan's Industrial ind Re¢ 4e&tlal Termite Control Ser- •tudent In l!dUcatlon ··at Ohio vice. St Marya, w. Va. 7 2Ktl Unlvers!tyl tOld of hll: experl· ences while teachlnc mat6emalicl ln a Shanghai 1!trh"SChool when she Wis Ioree~ to the coun· WE BUY try seven years ago. She also at.. played a number of ei.19ese cos- Aut.l Sales leclion arlinot the .,..u,., lii~IAIIO 10011 viii!. Call 'I MIDDLEPO&T, OWO B~nard Mrs. ~.. : treated uppere and 1turdy otorm weltinr pvo added P"" · - .......... "'"" hlollo ... Boll. _.pp~e cowhidelt•thetuppe~~ ... luU p1in • ;, .·. i Yolanr!J ,- f'OI 1 •~ THE SHOE BOX New Furnitul'f L,9ST ~·em o te Black and To" 'Ferrier. r.tuy have collar on. Answers to "Boots". Reward. ;i· :.~ ' -Room• ------·- - - ~··· INSULATED . Mrs. Frances'Nytw Is Gue·st Speaker fpr Alph'ci ()micron Htodquorton For lamsonlte Lusrage - Lane Cedar Chests - LAU Window FIOBFrlgldll)rc Refrigerators. loktr Furniture, MlddloP<Irt, Ohio •' ), 4 29 lf Rummage Sale Sncre~ lle01·: Church Auditorium. Wed. and Thurs. , this week. lfl.29·21 e .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiii!ilii f II Ubbic Your fool otay warm and dry, even on the colde1t dayt. WorD on the llliDil principle u the tbermoo bottle. It bepo your feci .-armer in the win.. tor, e100ler in the aunmer. 00. .fl ' Mrs. SchO."'R()Vilr ,.. IS ·Guest At Mo· nday Shnwer the man's Society by the District of· 'Spencer, !Den Chiefs. Two menibers, iohnny Rogers , and cidm· and doughnuts .served Haley, ·RO>Ic dl!er, .•Kathleen Bmow died Tuesday· at her home 1 to Gary Ault. IJavid Annas, Kad Klonch. Vivian Fry, \lla•'Redmnn here. Beck, David Hoyt, Richard Borll- Geraldine Varian- wbo all won '· . '' ' I mer, Forrest Bachtel, Dianne MC· prizc.s d~rin& the e~· eu:ng and to 1 YOKES Ani&T · T0 I'OW.R Comas, Carla Sue Gilmore, JaneL Geraldine Ferguson, E m m • ' • ,I Kay Baker and a guest, Peggy Moodispaugs, Georgia Walker NORMAN, Okl&. up...:BIU Krls- , ..ce Vanderhoof, Marion, 0 . and Sue Johnson, her, 216-pound Oklahoma .guard, displays twq ~air of broken BARROW RITES TOMORROW shoulder yokel as e)lfdence .of WI\ITE PLAINS, N. Y. UP-· "' • the Ioree of the blocks, ne tlu'ows Funerul scr vlc~ !or Fannle T. to help spring Sooner bacu'loose Barrow, 77·yeor-<>ld widow of ex· At $3p·a·pair, S~oner equl~ment New York Yankee president Ed men wish Krisher could 1\itlen Y , Barrow, will be held Thursday .. t Mrs. Lindy Jo Schoonover (loon Christ's Church, Rye, N. Y. Mrs. opponents with a blt lest guat~. Noblest was guest ol honor at a the assistant den mother. ' During the mcclin11 it wos ds>· cided to meet each Tuesday eve· ning at the home of the Den mo· ther . .Masks were made from paper sacks following the busi· ne53 session. Cubs attending wert! Chuckle Jturm, E.ddic Bauer, Michael Wright, Jan Cilo, Danny Brown and Joe Boney. Also present cuss1on on the work of th~ Wo· were Mike Swatzel and the hosless so'ci· soc~al room or the church and ficers. o( - • • •T STAY wa•M You n n 1 1 I!J/1 riay A 'Of1g fj'fl n"'• 'Ifllf CfiV~III!IJI ... '· I I . I .. I �' " '· . 8-~Jy SenUneJ;.Pomeroy-Middleporl, 0., Oct. 30, 1957 ,,., '·'' ' P'o'rtl.and Me'tho'd•'st Wnmen Are .' Hosts For o·IStfl(\t . Meeting ' IV Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Middlepolt. ' Apprcxlm•~Jy '10 were present when the women's Society of the Pwtl~nd Methodist Church ,entertallied tfte 1!0Cleties of tile Great i I l I Bend, SUversville, MorriA Chapel, Lone Bottom and Oak Grove Moth· odlst Churches with a noon lunch· eon last week at the church. Other guests were Mrs. Harry P. Smith, district president; Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, district vice pres- ' ident; Mrs. Robert Warner, dis· tricl secretarY of literature and p'ubliralions; ' Mrs. Pearl Hysell, county contact chairman; and Miss Lydia Ebcr>bach, all ol Pomeroy. I. Ebershach, Mrs. Arlie ¥arks and Mr8. John Elwood. · · A shm't service was hel~ in the sanctuary proceding the !JI~cheon. which opened with prayer by Mrs. Harry P. Smith. A welcome was tended the guests by Mrs. Par· sons after which those present were introduced. Scripture ' read· ing ol Psalm 23 by Mra. Hubert Pmc and grace by M~s; Marks con CX·l Mrs. Clarence Price registered eluded the servtce. the guests and Mrs. Harold Par· sons, president · Luncheon was served In wood alter which 11rs. Kenneth McLeod read a poem compOSed by ·her son, Eddie McLeod, of Belpre for this occasion. Margaret Yost and Jll!lnita Sayre of the Great Bend group sang a duet and Mrs. Patterson· &ave a reading. A poem by Louise• Brew· cr or the Stivcrsvillc group and a reading by Mrs. Garnet Smith, Mor· ris Chapel, preceded a panel dis· ely, greeted the guests as they arrived Cor,.ges were presented to Mrs. Smith , Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Hysell, Miss - - --- • Complotalnlulatlon IM>ol/loul • I Donald and Rick while scaled at the tables, Miss campbell were unable to atlenJ. Ebersbach >bowed shdes taken Group singing and the b<medic· ' while on a recent lour o! Alaska. lion by !\Irs. C. F. Tompkina con· miscellaneous shower given Moo· She also showed a picture of the eluded the meeting. day at the home of Mrs. Joan Sky Chapel in the Chicago TernFerguson with Mrs. George Quil· ple and told of meeting Dr. Paul jlcn and .\Irs. Cassie Hall as CO· Chiles, former Port.mouth Dlshostc.,es. · lrict superintendent. Dr. Chiles' The slww~r W"-.. al!o a JiallDson ". assIt ' an I pastor oI the SkY Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coleman Chapel. Q advisors of the Junior Y'oull~ ween masquerade and the guests In UeS Fellowship o( the First Baptis< allended in costume. ' The afternoon service opened A new den of Cub Scout s £ro1r Church, plann ed a Hallowc,•n UCfreshments of ire cream. with th e Lord's Prayer in unison, Mulberry A\·cnuc was dra:at~izl'd party for the grou~ Saturda in followed with group singing and and held th~ir first meeti1n( . [lhc sneial ro01u ,; of the eh;rch. cake and Halloween candies .were responsive rcilding led l>y Mrs. Tuesday cvenmg at lhc home uf Prizes were awarded for cos· -ren ed by the hoslesse.s who wor·J Price. A solo, "Bless Thi.s Church" th d h e en rnol er, Mrs. Charles r tumcs and games. Halloween 'i ,_ hlack and orange costum es t11 was presented by Mrs. John El- Murray. Mrs. Lloyd Wrigllt i.~ corations were used for the part; Mrs. Sthoonovcr, Delores Tyree, Juni'Or Youth New,Cub Scout Den Holds f•'rst Meet' T day I ·h. e ows 1p Party Is Held ..w.u-tbewlm*thuntlnl i>ooto you'Wf evflt wom. Moodispaugh, ,.I) f'"'' · · t€l_'~_: tlS"tr, •Found · ·. i: ~~:3~r~~ $20.45 I 1 $l4•9J $ , 95 11• • • • • • • RUBBER Regularly $17.95 . . . . . . . ..u- liJUq. Pledblt, non -tkid cuahion ..,. outlok. RubbeT pant-lrl Jrippe,., • J.!l , llkler STAR ·RRAND •p~trtll ..... Roush's · Shoe Store ALMOST TOO EW TOBE TRUE! • ~ '""l' ,,I ,. . ,. See the great new line of WARM MORNING gas heaterG featuring "Picture Frame" sty)ing, "Jet Stream" floor level heat flow, and many other dynamic features. MASON FURNITURE I • • W. MAIN ST. ' I ' iktu]to.~ltt~wl ....... fL:. 1!1'1"11 IIIIJ ·~; ·' : Of"l.,f lw t Mli rw a-. re ,.._ ..,.,_, Qtlllil; IlliG ..... MASONMASON, FURNIT~RE W. VA. \ .t ' • • r;i ' '. )'IAYERlY MOBILE MEtROPOLITAN HOME · s. . i~!!!.~~·. ·-· .... . -· Rodney Downing ro\:i ,f:. . Warm deep . I 1ft ~ ,. ' <M I ' I ·,' , ·~ ' 1: ' 1 \ ' ' ·;,.,. , ' . • ~ ., J I I ; ·' I iEstate NOTICE OF APPOINTMBNT of Frnnces Smith, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Alice A. Smith whose Post Offlce address Ia 188 North Secon4l\ve., Middleport, ·oRlo, has been duly appointed E<ecutlix of the Estate of Fronces Smith, deceasedT late of Meigs CountY; Ohio. · Dated this 21st day of October, 1957. . John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs county, Ohio (101 23, 30, (til 6, 3tc NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT Estoto of ll'¥1ng kerr lr•. ilftoltld . · N9tice .Is 'heteby ~ve9' that ~ ·· E. Katr w'hole'.Post-Offlee ld~, ,. ls-.!Syracuse, Ohio, ·has ieen ,. :1'ap)lolfited' :Exe~lltrlx ·6~illie · e 4} ol liVIng Karr, Sr., Heeeued,' e''" · of Meigs County, Ohio. .' Dated this 21st day of Oc!tobF; 19~7. ,''1, John C. Bacon · . · Judge of the Pr~te ¢~· , . ~~ ' ,Meigs !;~uqlf( Ohlp ;V,~i:(10 23, 30, (II) 6, Stc i( I j., ~ ,r I leal Est.ate-Bro'lcer ~ . FREE Gln.:S~:~ ~t~ ~"\r~ft FREE 6-Ills • . \.' • LEGAL NOTICI . aOLLA M., E PARSONS, resld· · log at lt.F.Il. I. Barboursville, w. Va., Is hereby notified that James hi MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 613Uol PHONES Ult Ray Jal'lohs has lileil his .petition ag~jm t her lor divorce, on the grouM of gross neglect of duty, In Case No. 12."/)(1 In tbe Court of Common Pleits, ·Meigs County, Ohio. ·Said roule wlll · ~• :to~ hearing·o·n or afl~r 'Novernber 1"~ 1037 . H. W. & W. P. CIIERRINGTON Attorneys for Plaini:O'f 1101_2, 9, 16, 2.l, 30 (II) 6, 8tc l.lfe, CIMiolty anci - ,.'!• '.. Nothing To Buy ...' J~st' Register·· Need. Not Be Present To ·win . DRAWING 9:00 P.M. SATUR.DAY NOV. 2nd ,·, , ' " For The · Men·. . ·, ,. · ,, I ;Legal Notice . •t,., loutomoolle, He!!llll . ACCIDEN'I' , .'( \ ' ' IIIW SAIIIYI On01 ol little JI'Ort thon I>Odytemp,.ature (100·110') KIDDIE ·CORVETTE· . E " 1 . .·•· - '' NIW SPIIDI Otlesolypleal load In em Help Wanted POMEROY THURS. FRI. SAT. 26 m•nutu. : - -·--- ___ __ " 11Mr·Bt Able To • • ~ '.1 • Pomeroy, Ohio NO NOT SPOUI OHIO VALL!Y · JU ... K. CO Nirlll, ,...., f EBERSBACH HARDWARE ltlfr1tWelby , tumes including band-embroid~r· .L f. · t, · ON DISPLAY AT TtiM~I DIYfl Heatrola $20.~~ ; Gas Furnacn conversion bureau $40.00. Phone 'ii128·X. 10·7·6l!c Morning Haa ter. Lar~· SALE: one L;ncaster • ~ ~:;..___ siie: Good rondilion $60. Call well jet pump with preaaure • :; ! '!· Yukon 5·2271- Chester Ex· tank 'and switch. Alao e/1\foet .. ~· ; . , chang~ evenings. 10·29·3lp plastic p;r,e. 1~ x i~; one ·~; · · architect's drawing lob a'ool ~! ' small house trai ler and l lf.! TOll d ' ,\... i•.\ :. , D.~d ge Truck. Aluminum Va>l . , an tools, One t}'pe"'it" desk , and one filing cabinet, handlnade. 10 ply tire<. One electric table saw, one wood 1" · , B9dy, New ! :. '• '' Cheap. Mt·. D<e m, Porl.land, lathe, one solid oak sideboard, ~~- . , Ohia. _ lD·29-Btp one '"l'{hi:e" sewing maehlne, :r\1'0 RABB!T DOGS: Allen. Eleh·l a.1tique. Phone Pomeroy 8111-J. i•. '· Inger. 'Ncar Children's !lome. 10 2,1lt(, · "1 to 26 6tc I "' . , . - - - ' - - -- - - - - 1 41 ror ketlf · · 1 t(· . Magi~ Ch'ef Gas Ki !then range in 1 ~ ---' J' exe<)ll o ~l condition $50. 3 For Rent - Extension ·Ladders, ~· . · ' plele ll'ing room suite only Sc~ffold Boards, t)rop Clotba. ;, $35.00. Contact Charles Peop· Clinton Fisher, Middleport, , . les 134 South t'illh Ave. Mid· Phone 62611-lt 11 1 tf dte'port, Phone 6064-M. ' ..;aller sP••• -lleart-~dJe. '· 10·22-3tfc. · ·r~ port. Get loc;.ted be!or• muddy M and M 6 I~ Disc: l- Inter-· ground burl• you. Phone 9:!G3. '.'• ';'''-'i. 1- Dational disc ~ ft. - rubber Edgar Reyoolds, Rey,Jota'a Dairy ' klt, 8 ln. wide 50 fl. tong; 2Store, Alid~Jepott, Ohio. · I> H. P. motors, heu'y duty. 10 2 8tlf Stanlev Gibbs, Long Botlom, Garage on Mechanic Street. Crill Route No. 2. 1o-3-i!tfp lll·M. I0-3o-3!c !lectrolux Sweeper and Clarinet For Sale. Call 3461 before 8 ,a. ( 17) m. or after 4 p. m. 10 16 6tlc ---·-· - - ExPl!rienced waitress. With foo{t ~oo4 living room suit for sale. references. Highest salary and Greon covoring. Phone. 9263. earnings. Apply at once. Hotel 10 2 6tfc _Martin. 10 2.8, 6tc F':Oit:::--_,-,L:-:E:-_-A :: :-p-p;le-,,- PGt;iand, Woman to stay with children ·Ohio. Brlnl own containers. C. during ' days while . nloth.r ~- Jobnson 10 G'lniop worlts. Phone 2·:11 or ·a~ply .100 Sycamore, Pomeroy. lii'31Hltc POTATOES-Stock on j\'inter po1 tatoes while they last. s..t (20)B"•slnesi e .......· ,_ Enoch, Portland, 0.' 10.2D·tf "' '''"" 1""'" ~UICK SERhCE ;. Walch Jlt. APPLES. Molt varieUe.s. Burdt'~te pairing by Factory _'!'ialned Fruit Farm. Near ·Lame! Cll!f Wltchmak.r COLLINS JE'I'I'Elr Church. , 10 !B U tp ERS. f )m•rov. · ·1 3 If PAY LAflll mean• 'ITRUCTUIIAL I IIAMt JICRAP IRON- MITAU ' ~ ...••• or HfAf" hour Wrecker Service. Day Phone 6:127. Ni&ht Phone 6039-X. DLDGE • PLYMOtml DE.ALEF.S 8 6 tf r ...-.. luu Clrculltors "HAlO 7s-e-:d -::f:::le-c-:-lr""ic-,r·.ve.-::$3::1;::.00 :::;-:C-oa: u· l20 Bl hilt SIIU M h • I!XCLUSIVI! NI!W MAYTAG 1 • ~JddiApnrt '. r : ' IJjHEATERS Phone 1M2 .18b Au~ery_ ices=_·- n.- ed scarves anri sllppera. The speaker's · husband and three .; children are still In Formosa. · w Miss Gwendolyn Davis, pre.i· ~ · ~· · l"'1l • dent, wos in charge elf the busi· -..,: Jive or dressed. ~Oc 'Milt 110 ' - ness meeting when they decide•! (8) dressed. George Spencer, WoU to meet In November at Edna's - Pen Road, Rt. I, Pomeroy. RAiiiiJ & TELEVISION Party House, Jacksoq,.,1111~ mem· l ~ ' .·_ 1,955;I!JY.lrlduth v~ ,$1,695, 2 dr. . 10 18 tic , ' ~ 11.'1'4. 1:~11. Ppwer pack. Auto- 1.,;:=::ji==:ci:=== ::;:==; Phone 200. Cleland Appliance bers preaent. were : .. 11\i!~le Vale, . t i' . 'ln,iJe shfft. Filled to the brim Jr store. 118 w. Main St!, Pomeroy , of the soror~t~ as guef lS at l~e "'cellng on N'bv. 23. 'yt,Ji: Blaeltnars, Pomeroy, . ump Coal: · '' . Ir ·;:,··~' IWII~ 2 23 tf luncheon . . The program for ·lbe evening Ol!lo, : Dell~ered - $6.00 lump 10 19 Glc ~.,. , .· included the talk 'by 'Mra. Nyow, ·• •• • · Dellvereilufa ·~ % hlmp CONCilTI BI..OCIS a foreig9 exchange atudcnt; a h,~ ~~ . ~:., l!i~• FO . .R0-· 2 ton $!,""" Phone Ru ana 24710 after ' "'. .r """ 5 P. M. or 24453 during day. plano sll)o "Barcarolle" from ? · ' 1ar,IIIP• du"!?.. Good 8:25 1 20 10 23 l!lc "'Wid ....... FHLJW' >" "Tales of Holeman" pldyed by •1,0 plY'!fres. 10 It dump body I';;;;;:;:::;;;;;::;;;;:;=:~ Jane Parsons and a review of the GBUISD BLOCk CO. : ~ . · ~· ,speed axle, Ready to work. II ( Gr~ek alphabet by Misa Lucille Blaett.i(lil'ls, Pomeroy, Ohio. • flllltt . l,;i Smifh. >' · 10 19 6le were Mrs. Jed' Webster liltoW. It Con Wm. a -, · Jr.Guests and daughter, J~a'n Anne. Truck: i9:5lt GMC 2 ton $1,259. Pomeror; Jane Parsons, Rutland. , ·Hydraulic dump. Excellent 10 ft . Rodr ltorf!lll Geneva Joachim presided at · Iltimp body. Good 8:25 x 10 ply ., ' the relreshmenl tab!~ and mem· tires. 2 fl>eed axle. Blaettnar's, ~ ··~ Pomeroy, Ohio. . 10 )9 ittc bcrs prscnt were: Nelllo Vale, • Carpenter; RutH Euler, Vinas Lee • Avice Frecker, Racine; Lucille 19.55 Buick $1,995. Roadmaster 4 i Smith, · Chosler; Mildred Hawley, dr.Sedan. Buick's finest. P<iwer :~~Nan Moore, VIrginia Comt, Steering and brakes. '\Ve've ser· •• Good Cleo Used ,Faye Sauer, Susan G. Part, Em· vl.,.d this car since new. Blaetl· ••• lly Sprague, Middleport; Dorothy AD !liak~ ,mll lllcH!ell ~ar's, pomeroy. Ohio. 10 19 6tc Barnes, "Ethel Garland, Pomeroy; 1956 (lodge Coronet $1,7M 4 dr. Evelyn Thomas, ~abel · tonley, • Sedan. Push button shift. A Oak Hill; Anna Houser, Gertrude ,, f /· ·~ beautilul swept . wing model. , Trace, Coalton ; Mrs. c. 0 . Chap. · t ~- ; · ; Blaet(rrar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 ~5~~t ~~;ES:;;;;;~j[man, · !o!rs.. Marg'r~ '':J"arsons, S~US ;~ ~1 10 19 6te [j "' Rulland; · Anna Maude · l'ehrman, U. !S South i.U 'W Akb : Amy Gelllcs, Cwond~IYI\. Davis, 10M'P'~8 cyl. $1,19~. Star WAVERLY, OHIO Ja('kson; Geneva JOachim, Rock · • .. : Chief Conv. Cpe. New light blue Springs; Beatrice Rhihchart, • · · toR· Hy<(r~matic drive. Even Ito De.tcr. , . ~·., price carries you away. Blaet· ~ .: ' · .tp~r's, Pomeroy. Ohio. 't 0- 10-Gtc Beagle rat.oit trade. Howard MARRIAGE LICENSES ' ' ~,.. n<r.:~Qii" ~iymouth 4-Door Seban. port Rt. I, Hobilln A,mong marriage license appli· ........ 115 L tocond Sl. , .... 61 cat1ons made t ecenUy, ln tbe Ma· Flr!Jt •$VO.OO lakes it. 137 Mul· 10 2 6tfp son County Clerk's office was the ·,'· , ,. 'beiry· Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Pooioor..,, ill.to following: Tony Taylor, 19, son ·' i tv< ·. )<!0·211-Stp. Custom Bu!a il~ · Kl;chen ..,..__,....,.. ----"" -·- . deslg~ed for your\ hom~. · Free ~~~~~~~~~~:':'""~ ot Earl and Ada Searles taylor, Gallipolis. ROute 1, and Velma , ;' . :~ 9). 'For Soie estimates Foreman &: Abbott. · · - - · ,ln$uronce Young, 17, daugbter of John and ,11.. ~,~J .~ -'__ · Phope 621:4-Y. 8 6 tf Velma Laudermllt Young of !.fa' \ ~·. ·~· ' B,room house trailer. Cheap. Call FOR SALE :.... Af!ple• New Ha· son. ; ~~~· :,841-J write Bo• 335, Pom· ven Orchard, New Haven. Phone r ~ ' . "~-'t 10·29·6tc TU-24688. . ' 7·2911 11\'SURANCE AGENCl' ··' I!Atrml&mill.f :. 110 W. Main Sl. FURNITURE Cia The Brightest Corae~ 1 ! •{• - ------·----- • IAR chan~e. . , BAKER Gilkey, Harrlsot'- Harrisonville Ex10·29-l tp ft. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 .' ·The .big~est, Boldest. tnov~ .any car ever made, . I $299~00 iiERVIcE 1 14.95 to 19.95 niiiiiMO _ Mrs. Fr ancea lfyew. FI)J'mosa, was the .guest speaker when the COiiPJZJ'B lnlur•nee Prote~a. ~lpha O"llcron Chapter of 'Delta · Lif1, Aulri. Fire, Pollo. Call bbr !laP.Pa Gamma met Monday evening at the home or Mra. c. o 1111111, Mlddle;~~rL Ohio. Chapman, Rutland. lflth !fro. T!RMITIS IXTEIWINATiD Nellie Vale, Marcilre! Pmons, For froe lnipectlon phane 31ltt, Beatrice Rhlne~nrt ind Dorothy Gilmore Supply Store, Pomlitcy. ,Barneo as asl!lsllrig hostesses. All work guaranteed. Fully lnMrs. ~yew, whil:' Is jradua:e '·sured. Vaughan's Industrial ind Re¢ 4e&tlal Termite Control Ser- •tudent In l!dUcatlon ··at Ohio vice. St Marya, w. Va. 7 2Ktl Unlvers!tyl tOld of hll: experl· ences while teachlnc mat6emalicl ln a Shanghai 1!trh"SChool when she Wis Ioree~ to the coun· WE BUY try seven years ago. She also at.. played a number of ei.19ese cos- Aut.l Sales leclion arlinot the .,..u,., lii~IAIIO 10011 viii!. Call 'I MIDDLEPO&T, OWO B~nard Mrs. ~.. : treated uppere and 1turdy otorm weltinr pvo added P"" · - .......... "'"" hlollo ... Boll. _.pp~e cowhidelt•thetuppe~~ ... luU p1in • ;, .·. i Yolanr!J ,- f'OI 1 •~ THE SHOE BOX New Furnitul'f L,9ST ~·em o te Black and To" 'Ferrier. r.tuy have collar on. Answers to "Boots". Reward. ;i· :.~ ' -Room• ------·- - - ~··· INSULATED . Mrs. Frances'Nytw Is Gue·st Speaker fpr Alph'ci ()micron Htodquorton For lamsonlte Lusrage - Lane Cedar Chests - LAU Window FIOBFrlgldll)rc Refrigerators. loktr Furniture, MlddloP<Irt, Ohio •' ), 4 29 lf Rummage Sale Sncre~ lle01·: Church Auditorium. Wed. and Thurs. , this week. lfl.29·21 e .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiii!ilii f II Ubbic Your fool otay warm and dry, even on the colde1t dayt. WorD on the llliDil principle u the tbermoo bottle. It bepo your feci .-armer in the win.. tor, e100ler in the aunmer. 00. .fl ' Mrs. SchO."'R()Vilr ,.. IS ·Guest At Mo· nday Shnwer the man's Society by the District of· 'Spencer, !Den Chiefs. Two menibers, iohnny Rogers , and cidm· and doughnuts .served Haley, ·RO>Ic dl!er, .•Kathleen Bmow died Tuesday· at her home 1 to Gary Ault. IJavid Annas, Kad Klonch. Vivian Fry, \lla•'Redmnn here. Beck, David Hoyt, Richard Borll- Geraldine Varian- wbo all won '· . '' ' I mer, Forrest Bachtel, Dianne MC· prizc.s d~rin& the e~· eu:ng and to 1 YOKES Ani&T · T0 I'OW.R Comas, Carla Sue Gilmore, JaneL Geraldine Ferguson, E m m • ' • ,I Kay Baker and a guest, Peggy Moodispaugs, Georgia Walker NORMAN, Okl&. up...:BIU Krls- , ..ce Vanderhoof, Marion, 0 . and Sue Johnson, her, 216-pound Oklahoma .guard, displays twq ~air of broken BARROW RITES TOMORROW shoulder yokel as e)lfdence .of WI\ITE PLAINS, N. Y. UP-· "' • the Ioree of the blocks, ne tlu'ows Funerul scr vlc~ !or Fannle T. to help spring Sooner bacu'loose Barrow, 77·yeor-<>ld widow of ex· At $3p·a·pair, S~oner equl~ment New York Yankee president Ed men wish Krisher could 1\itlen Y , Barrow, will be held Thursday .. t Mrs. Lindy Jo Schoonover (loon Christ's Church, Rye, N. Y. Mrs. opponents with a blt lest guat~. Noblest was guest ol honor at a the assistant den mother. ' During the mcclin11 it wos ds>· cided to meet each Tuesday eve· ning at the home of the Den mo· ther . .Masks were made from paper sacks following the busi· ne53 session. Cubs attending wert! Chuckle Jturm, E.ddic Bauer, Michael Wright, Jan Cilo, Danny Brown and Joe Boney. Also present cuss1on on the work of th~ Wo· were Mike Swatzel and the hosless so'ci· soc~al room or the church and ficers. o( - • • •T STAY wa•M You n n 1 1 I!J/1 riay A 'Of1g fj'fl n"'• 'Ifllf CfiV~III!IJI ... '· I I . I .. I �. • ' \ Drawing Ro~~Is Remodeled For More Lighting W Va .' 1 lli>IIIICy, speht the week end in Co- lllrs Albe•t Bur~i1art • • '• , , at h~r hdmq, 1Upion Av,nuo' '• iumbu• w1th )II and M'" OtHo Mr and Mrs Pau( Frick1 liOn: Mr He1'!11an Prlee of Waahillll Keenam ll!:ddle, and doughier, Paula Jllf.•• I too n. c IPOnl the Pill week v\ait l\lr and Mrs George Mcintosh spent the week etl.d in New A~ ins in Rutlona with hit sister, MrL ond l!r and Mrs Riley Mcintosh bony, Ind with relut!vcs Sherman Butler have rcluwcd to the~r home Newo 1 Mr and Mrs E J Hili were -:~=·,:::~=~==;..ell, w va alter a v.,, 1 with Mr 1bpainess visttora in Parkcrsbura LIHIGH LEADS Lt.MI&RT and Mrs Molph Gruescr Mr and \ W Va, Tuesday NEW YORK I.JP-l.cblgb, Mrs Otto Jlarlcnbach and Mr and George Frecker of Pine Grove Which bas dc(cated two major' Mrs real! l'hllilps ~hnmvillo " ropo<Led as qu1lo til in llol ••\lege foes this scason, was rot Mr •nd 11rs ~fmon Howell •I zcr IJospibl cd 9 92 out ol a possible 10 ~od~ , Columbus RN'IVed Tucsdoy called Mrs Roy Jones Jr and som re to loAn In the runn ing for tho• , by lhc death of her aunt '"" Eth turned to their home Columbus, first Lambert Cup, cmblemallo cl Lowery ' Sunday after a VISit w•th Mr and of lhe small college football cham· Mrs Clarence CurtiS o[ Coluqt Mrs E J lliU and Mr and Mrs plonoh•P of the cost AmhctHt bus 1s the guciiL of Mr und MrS Hoy Jones Sr was rated sceond at 8 3 an(l Paul Fr•ck and family Mr and Mrs Willoughby Hill Tufts thml at 7 6 Mr and Mrs John Frtck return and fum1ly of Chester were Sun .Mrs 0 G Shields Is In at ber (d home Sunday ilrtcr a VISit 1n day guests of Mr and Mrs E J I home afit r falltn'l down the base New Albany Ind w1th their Jhll mcnt •lrm S~c received miuo.: daurhtcr and son m law Mr and Mrs Allee Clark i• reRortcd 1li mjurics !rom fail and daughter Evelyn, were week end VISttnrs in Cmeinnall Mr 11nd Mrs Jack Bowman and daughter Susan Mr and Mrs Mr ond '!irs and daUJ!hler, Susan, spent the Paul Wmebrenncr Co,umbus week cod vititinr friends In were week end guests or Mr .and ~ton, Hinton and Rainelle, Mrs Karl Owen Mr and Mrs Carl Vanderhoef and children lloyd and Peggy Lee, Manon were the week end guests of Mr I E M11!er .and other relaltvcs ' MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP l "'h~ • I Jlr and Mrs Wayne Gibbons I• ·h e Dai dav Sho waR brought here by ~Irs Jones i! Drl daughter Carol Jean who l•ft Tuesday for their home Mrs Waller Ramey has been 111 11 for sCleral daya Wllh u - Por HI"' PorH•r INID Wlllt• ., ytMew 'AXfOH •••• .,.,... S..l11ltU Yollow ettel ..., wlttl .... Ltftll•t Milito IIHI thllnlt.. IMick ltl11~ r••l•tnt w~•._,..., $4100. Wltllt.,.lltlell IMHMI, $41.00 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW ~ur~iture , .. and hore's lht watch thol WINDS ItSELF HAM/1101 Alfl!llflc I.J16 INCLUDES CaleltHr WCitch Slalnll11 S.lf wlt!ltlng wa ..r~ • Dial wlncllow thll «fM ll.tfrlgeratur au• .. WIIfttltfMfl\ Gal Range Pay Only $59 50 down and '29 on per monlb Willi ....,, IU 00 lllc11 lfiiCI hi '"' GO~LINS 1 t. • Where Yout MAIN ST. BAKER FURNITURE JEWELRY Cunllden~e 11 JU!illtted POMEROY On The 3rlghtest Corner 1 lddl t I Pomeroy Church Of Christ Holds Ha1Ioween part y 1 The annua l llallowccn part' of the Pomernv Church of Christ was held Tuesday evenmg 1n th,. church soc1al room wh1eh WO l decorated for the occasion Judging the costumes were Rl chard Davis Emmett PcoUlf'IS and Walter Kennedy Sr Prazets were awarded to Carolyn Bas~ llghcst Sh'aron Freemon pre tJest Jtmm' Andrews most un usual and M1ke Davis hardest to l,dcntlfy Rcrreshmen1s o! corrJe ho' chocolate and doUJthnu ts wcr • served to those present CommiUecfl for the party wen Jerry Taylor Clane Datlev anrl Denver Kapplc entert:unmcnt Nancy Hatcher Wtlma and Mctlc Ohllnr.er Clime Dailey DIXIe SPwell ~hry AI ee Andrews Janet ami Duonc Stnllh 8111 Jun Jacob~ Bonme und Barbara Rou wv decorating ond M 5 n! r Cll ard Dav18 Mrs Elwood Bowers Mrs Mclvm Smtth Mrs d nenvrr and Mrs G1a ~ 5 Dal!ey Cherokee Farm Women Elect Mrs. L. Clark Mrs Lawrence Ch1rk was elccl ul president of the Cherokee ~arm Women s Club at a recent qll clay meeting held at the home of Mlli Frank Reynolds near New Albsny other officers elected were Mrs MrR Donald Ohlinger .~;=~~~~~~=~~~!~~~=::~-~===ln=M==e:po:r==='tl''r!nk Reynolds 11cc p1esltlent and Mrs Oak lfowsrd Jr trcasur t~cerctary cr Mrs Clark p11 sided nl the buii ncs& mcellng wbHc devotiOns were ltd by Mrs Nancy Johnson A pol luck dinner was served at noon Mrs. Vou Roush rcpCirted on Lhe •ituatlon of the Suez canal NO SPOOKING! LOOK AT THESE USED TERS ~~~n Jac~et 'aM fan - Lah• Model just llkv new - New l'tlcc flUD 00 IIOt' 40o WARM MORNING HEATER $125.00 IContlnutd From Pogt onol saw and a new modern lathe A band saw two Jig saws two !lnll presses four puwiJr dnlls lhrcc sanders Manv new hand tools Th!! was only the bcginmng 1 he equtpment had to have a humc The school heaa5 tore out a parhtwn m the manuel trammg room to create one large room in '\ohich the new 'll.ork benches could be spaced adl.!quately This also provlded room for the PO}' er sawl gnnder lathes band and Jig saws The mechanu~al draw mg room elso was remodeled to proVIde more lighting and spac~ Supt Gibbs and his mstructors hrl\lc shopped at surplus govct n mcnt ~ales for h1gh quality C((UJP mcnt at reduced cost and hnvc !WVCd hundreds of dollars Now they need to replace P. government ~turplus metal lathe It wtll eost an cslm ated 1600 1hcv hav~' a fechng fhey arc on the nght track too Last sprmg ' s1tmg Industrml Arts teachers of Southeastern Ohlo and an en ..;metr an the Oh1o Unavcr.nty En •tneer)ng School told Mr Gibbs Th l!S 111 th e bcs1 cqu1pp ed m1 d planned Industrial Arts De paz t ment tn any ol the schools in boulhcoslem OhiO Pomeroy·Ml~dleport, Obio, Thursday, Octobef ••• 1957 ---~-----------·------------~~~~ I The l11lcrm1 thatc Girls Cluss nf ttJ,. t Hf'nlt-e M1lhnchst Su1clay School hod a Halloween masqU( 1 adc party Mondtty an the church ~asemcnl Mrs L W McComas, teochCI of the ciBSs was prtscnt and other guest assistant~ mclud od Mrs Jack Beehtle Mrs I me r son Jones nn~ daughter Sharon Halloween decorations were used Jn the large dmlng room mul aamcs were played mulcr the th recUon of Barbalu Jones and Juan Casey \bry enrol S¥.itnllon ww~ in charge of decorations for the party r.nd Sandra Urcwington U1 anne )tcComas and Sara Bet hill• were (10 lhc rc(rcshmcnl cvmnul tee CQ:iluntc prizes were nwardcd In Ellen Dutton prctt tt Nl Sund1 u Brcwtnglon funttlcst Bnh<~l u Junca ugliest Snndwiehcs doughuuts nnd clcl cr Wflrc set vcd to tho mcmht rs und gucslll Guesh mcludctl !lien 0111 ton, M11.rg.u el Soltez &vcrly Per rln, Carolyn Scar-lei'! Ell!ie ltclch crt, Kalhloon llllion, Darn Cough , enour Members were Mary~., ol Swanson Dianne McComas~ ISan Brewlnatcn, Sara Beohllc San Dorothy Thorn.,, Barbara Jones 1111d ~~' &ood 4iondllion ~TAR dAs • HlATER HEATER $14.95 $12.00 With Tank IH)RGE CNL HEATER PlRFECTION OIL HEATER PERFECTION OIL HEATER $39.95 $50.00 $25.00 All The Above Heaters Are In Good Condition usEo APR WASHER like new $69.95 U$10 J 2 l MAYTAG WASHER $69.95 like new Many Other Washers at $25.00 $1 0.00 lMng Room Suites $15.00 up LAND FURN ' 1 ' POMEROY SOCIETY TV LITT~ 'l DOWN buys the finest ... B\ILOVA! Durl1111 Thio Solo Stainless steel with solid copper bottom WINDOW KITS Complete tra nsparent plas he wi)ldow k1ts ready 1to taek on 36 by 72 mch plas tie sheet 18 feel !1brc maul dtng and na1ls SHEll BlANKETS Solid pastel colors wtth stitched ends Large s1;e 70 by' 90 mchcs Blue, rose, gold and green • Another Shtpmcnt HOUU APRONS Glidden "Craftsman" ..,ast color percale aprons trimmed wtth oraandy and bias tape floral patterns. Btb •nd tea style 1 2 for $1.~0 Double bed stze 8 J by 09 mchcs SLIPOVER SWEATERS HI01o mgm 01 lon mterlock kmt shpover sweaters wtth V neck Soft warm and resistant to moths Red grey navy blue, tan, charcoal and hghl green Small, med· 1um lat gc und extra large stzes Sale $1.77 Sale $4.89 CANNON Unbleached "MOIIAWK" IRONING SET SHEET BLANKETS 1 Scotch Icstst.mt silicone wver, white W•tffle luut fOl· ton pad and Pol) foam pad Neva shp g• tp f1ts all statl dat d 11 onlng boat ds Pt c llckctcd $2 98 Largo 70 ~Y QtJ inch slllc with sUI<hed ends $1.39 a Set $1.89 ' M.GIC CHEF GAS RAMGES ' JOOF DI'slrt'ct Meetm'gHeld Monday Eveni.n!Y !>!adellne See The,Many New Stvlea In Men's & Boys' ' Discontinued Mo4els $PORT SHIRTS JACKETS anCI SWEATER$ POWER MOW£RS Reg. $84.50 Power Mowers Sale $5~00 Reg. ~99.95 Power Mowers Sale $75.00 Juat unpaeed and on sale on the m1in '----~----~--------~~ \'VO!It~n 8 FLANNELETT~ \ GIRLS' ''CAMPUS". ~ ~ ~ t RAYOM fiAN'bU Full cut ralull )lU)IUes with clas'tlr: waistband Ribbed ~uff or elastic leg m PaStel' CO~ors anJ( wl)Jt~ Size~ 4 to 14 High r "" 'o CJ Jum ' ' Isr Novass 15 PICheater ay High School, will PIC I''''" ·'• ;\..Uest.. \ ' ,. l f \ tlut Junior Clpss rtay 'Tell t(.hel', Novenibcr 10, at 8 p tho Chester lilgh Sehool auditoriUm Ploy cost , 88 !olimv<; GUI><rl 1 41.JI~~~Qj!iif..r; Frank Allaots tho lath Evans, Ruth Adams .iaiJig•~nelt~lr;KnJght Nadllle Q Yvqnne Dame youngct;t d3Ugh~er Sandy lhe tlluh H101110~, Altkrt.t ~~jr:tl~i*~,;~:,:":nmarrled liSter. Silil!' pavls the Frecker, Ehz £rieod, Smrke R1lclue, Alberta's ad ; VP • J lt.a I X of be <:'1 will be IS DOW will Mrs y High delY t 1 to the .tall and relresbmenta to the donors The need for blood for l\leip patient. conUnues to be grea~ and blood Pr0111'l111 officials report tltat a m•n•mum of 125 pil1111 of blood will be needed 11 thtl 11me to allure Red Croos blood for Helga realdenl8 fill' the remamder of thiS 1ear All persona "ho are able to be donors are urged to gtvc blood Novembc!r 11 I Tnnsport:Jtlon ~o and from Ote eoileotion center will he furnished I ' ii,Miryl..":!..~,:· town 1a procrom to the Leg.,lature ID Jan and place a lawYer In the office (aa uary he moy recommend oome the la'w requtre~l ' new IOUfCOS of revenue "ThiS " absolutely mialcadmg," "I think lhe governor and the wd Grtndley The law do.s not executive dopartment are obhgat reqwre tbe judge to be a lawyer ed to present not only Proeram> On Jan 1 111113, the judge can be but oome recommendations on !1 e1theo a lawyer or a person who 18 napco If some fmance l! re not a lawYtr, but If he IS not he quired," be sa1d must have held the JUdgeship m Upderwood announced lhal be 11962 and be l'O<!leetod and Road CommiSSioner Pot C Any man or woman m Me1gs Graney will go to Waslimgton next County can be elceted to the ofTueaday to try and fmd out Just f1ce and serve, Grmdlcy em how much money 1s avallable now pbamcd for the start of wcrk on rebuilding --~---US Zllntoafourlanchighway Unde"'food "'d he wanted to 0 get a picture of the federal gov ~rn1nenta plans-whether any ten tative locahou forth<. reconslluc lion read has betn sl,d~ed, wben 1 '::. /:: BA.J.I:ord Township CANVASSERS CALLED Vot-To Dec•· - Cur,1.1/bo,canv,Mers whn w111 work ScJiool Levy were requested today lo meet at th• On~Ji~Mill Le-vy fu~rmRun School on Friday :1~Y~~~~ !m.!,~·~~a~;~ zl 1 '" 1ce .11', Ohi BUCHead Makes ApoIogy To 1', Virginia , ~r~~~~~~!::u:~ans J~~:~.:~~:r.;orwhea~· ~plhc 'RUMMAGE sm be .,_ The Ji;xemplar Chapter of the Ohio Bureau of U"employment COLUMJlUS UP - Tbc atalc Voi4ll'll ~ll 8""1111/d ' Townihtp I II •-oRITY TEA Compensahon Monday apolo"IZed "" ,... • 11 lth D --'d tod b h h Beta S gnu Phi sororitY w1 -~ • 11 dt;t: 1de Novcm..,.., t ca epai1mcnt ~ ay l at WI 5 w el cr have a Rummage Sale l''rtday onJ The Ohio tta PhJ rhapter ~~ to Wt:st Vtrguua olfrna!s for re0 1 )0 ~:~.!a~~IU:;_: ':o~~~~~,=~ ih~v~ ~[u::!~:~eti; Tl;:~u:;r a:~:~d~:'g SAturday Nov t 2 at the Sla"' llcla Sigma Phi soronty Will ceateol remarks made by o subordm_. ~'hi"'thiI year •., H gh Schoot when IhC\ bury bu1idmg corner o! South have their rrcrcrcnl lll Ten Sun ~Qn rcpor 1eu 1n 0 o Pomcrov Tichenor sa1d In a letter doh\ 1 Dr W1ns1ow Bashe , WpO h '!~ of no to a 10 m1 1l fhlrd Avenue and M1ll Street day No\ember 3 at 7 30 p m ertd by Blame T Sickles Tichen 1 serves say yeH·' the department• chtef "infiu lax lev, lfrs c R Kart Jr IS general at lhc home or Mrs James 0 or's ass~stant that he did not •· tor,• sald It was Jt•·t • Brien , ,. enza de!A,:c r.c )' This was made clear at a schOCI1 chmman of the sale share the opm1on expressed bv Alumm homecommg actlVlhcs as well as certain student the state will sit up a central re levY meeting held ln the Hem Wilham B Pap1cr d~r<rlor of the even !.I Will be c~rt:tlled at Ohio Umvet sity this weekend m an poTrlbelng.gaegneen~ywohnlcflbuVICIIIIt'cpsrobab'" lock Grove Grange Hall Monday bureau's diVISIOn of Research and tt th t f1 id ' " evenmg where County Supcrlil' Statistics, who sa1d the Ohio !abo r II cmpt to war a u ep emtc ' be establlphed wlthm the next few tcndent or Sehoob 0 0 Pallo!' 1.Ioree laces 'deterioration be The ortgmal declston to cut back on homccommg feslm days wtll bo located in Columbus son aqd Pomeroy Supermtonden: cause o! an mflux of workers !rom tteS was reached by a student adnunialtutive committee last and provide the latest available of Sehool' Charles Gibbs "ere West V1rgm1a and Kentucky Saturday Today, officers of the Ohio University Alumni As figures on lnlluenta to henllh auth speakers Stat. Industml and PublicitY ~ucmLJon announced canecllattQ! - - - - orittes and news media Another allernat1vc also wa~ Commi5SIOn d1reclor Don Crtsl1p or , 11 formnl alumni ocilvlllcs " vard to , relurmng to Athcn, for Bashe said 48 confirmed cases pOinted oqt 11 the 10 1111 ns !a1li You uevet know what an old piece of furmllll c ot house called the slalcmcnl a helow the nn effort lo diScourage vl•ltor tomecomma I'm sure they place of Aalon Du have been reported lo win, approv•l Bedrurd diStrirl hold Item IS worth unttltl IS put up for sale belt attack and Henry t. A•h 111 rnnn com"'~ 10 the ""'P'" tlldent welfare obov~ their own rrom,locnl ~ealth officers 1bts was the conmtwntoday of Mr and Mts Ctlllts Wolle 1cclor of the West V~rgnua De 1:rade school< will be Hltachcd 11u , urtalluwnl o! all Will lleasurp" 1 •It her lo ~hade F.aslcrn o• II"' of Chester One of tim c old day tellmg clocks llt•l h td been partn1011t o! Employm< ut secm 1ty, , ud event> except a pep ralll He ••1'1 lh•l he agreeU 1"'t AG MEITIN(I CALL&D l"sonvllle dl!lrit t 1 hiS would 111 their famtty for many ycar5 was sold last S thll d ty at the said 11 was 'unsubstanuate,t ruolh!ll ga nw rmd dnnle l!i d .. •verything ::.hould be doue to Regular mee{mfl of the Meigs mfan.., l\ was pointed oul that 'Etta Wol£ce~tate Slllc Steklrn~ told Ash lm "ure that ~tgncd to llllut lh( Iar~u numbcl Uscouraa:e alunml rcturnlllg to (ounty Agriculture Society will be B~>dfotd distrlll wotild be no J figured II mJghl !Jrmg JO t,Jr -lolr Papler ha5 already received nf pct~OI!Ji c~n11n~ from ollte1 he campus tiUI~ yrar" held Nov 4 at 8 p tn in lim more ~nd would be llllfeJlle.5CIIt tZ <lollari'i moslly ali an anhque or 1011 at Lin Na!hon llatk sale n severe reprtmand st!f!llo!Js o£ the st.lte tlu rcbY 1r. Unlvcnnly fltl!eJals stre..,sed Coltnty (:onuniPioners orrice ac e1l on the sclwol bO'frd o{ wh1ch item • woirr. satd When auction for s1x ot 1icvu1 doiiHs Tichenor 5atd he wa:~ an swerm~ rrcli~I11Jo: Ihe dan ger of sprcadn1!1 hat lhc. ct~liUn cm;lalhng event'! cordu\8 lo lhrau1 Slawler, pre!!l ever at..qet it JOmed eer Crlt Buulrord had 111 ton cd hut Used many ~ r ars hy lilt l urbs Aslt's protest Wllh a deep sense II 10 '" n1Iel"" oHIc1115 s ml '118 stnc~l "precauliOnary ·"·nt Lhllt,orv or the levy ]noiJicm In l!gmng goi ng gone the clo' k had Wolft'tl when they (dl hmr IQ or ed A • • hal rebrel .and Bli •ea"tt•• bilea lite Ulllvc~ltv "" 1..l'10a1 ., " •• ' •• lled!o,¥ nclod oy the •P< ak bro'iight "I lioward Wolfe s householn pieces sur •• t I d0 not share JNormully, several thousand tlealth Center lreAtcd several us ahowmg tll&l the d1str1ct 1n .,.. 1t bad set adle for some t1me and the Optmon expressed - unfortun V1s1lors come lo the campus ror of tolds and influ SCHOOL DANCE 1115:1 ap-proved fiVe mtlls ror hvP. The buyer was a construction was to be gotlrn out of the way ately -by our Mr Papler ' homccommg evcni.S tt was ax thCj s1luation was M1ddlcporl H1gb Scbool senwrs vtars. .and in 19M adderl twv worker at Katser m Ravenswood by putt1ng 1l up for sale Referrtng to H1eommg wotters plained " an eptdomlc who are worklng for mo~r lo nul~ for Utrceo years 11us rc- who wanted It f'or a new home As a further buttress to hi! eon from Weal Vtrgmla and Kentudl:y. Edwm unlvenity's ef ma ..e 1a trip to New York Ctl> sul\l!d in \lte combmcd seven 1 neat' Parkersburg he Is furmshmg vtellon that values are h1ddcn un- Pap1er hod said York numl)er of next spring art SfOnoorlng " nulls Ollliflng Uiio year in early American pcried furni Ill buyers have a ehcance to bid The admmiSiralor who aiBO mnl make ro nonce al the lligh ~hl'OI gym Thli dlillrle!; OP!'rolmg on 10 turo for them Mr Wolfe sa1d he olfer sent ~ab • c6py of Pap1er's lor who have alter the Joek••n-Midillpport three n11 lls o<1 The ciO<ks sale priCe rcpre ed for sale Salurda) a ijlce table , SJII!eeh pointed out ' notation on .directors, as well lor the pme Fr~d•r night , The muale tbe 10 m•ll hmi 'l'~!ed a ueat prof1l to the Wolfes and ehatrs )!! thought should be the fll'ISI page whle~ sa~d •pmw~s mru funollons wtth Jitlcql lo! the dani!j! 'j'ili be recortj,l and from outside Mr1 Wol!•'s lather, the late How· 'worth 30 or 40 dollar• ' It ropresentod "personal VIews of tie "As.. niuch as ~illn.~iqn li an. ·~~ aot Two] 1ll'G Wolfe, had brou11ht it tn 1010 brougHt $10 Oijthor.' • at Oh" ' umversJty Homeeommg sA Drake Bern ice Hoffman walte;, Leng Bottom , ~!r Asa t!osk10s Mrs Elaine X Bouse, MisG Emalene Sallee, Mt!IS r Helen Smith, Mr Forrest Ward '~ and i.lr Ray Wooqcard ' t("L1 GriD • dley T'erms CHARLESTON W Va - p )i A ~~ceC:llayHth~n::~-:1 a:kJ:: I 0 •tical dv, Le,.ion Auxiliai'VJ \ LegtsIalure to look for some new As Mis} ~ l)~ To Aid Dul10g' Jfunnel oources more next money year intoInWest orderVtr to ea_ - d program gml8s roa Juatice Peace Il E Grmdlev TWO Divorce Case Bloodmobile VI''!'J't The gov""'"lr wa• asked at h" sa•d today ao advertisement pub-' news conference 1f be hshed Wednesday here by the only Rolings AreMade The American LogJon Awuhary edweekly lieved more money need attorney runnmg £or the ofhoo of than that available He county Judge misicadiDg. of tbe Drew Wehsler Post WID be said thai as a result of interatate Grindley, veteran ll!d Del 1 1 lri M eJ"gs n : harge o the eaanteen of the htghway programming In tbe state mar A Canaday, former mayor of Re Cross bloodmobile operation I more money "obvwwly" be Pomeroy who " out of ti>althMe Podameroy Jun!?._r School • needed. onh , """' •there eand•da tes on on Novemi.Kr 11 or e of1 Ne1 r a 1aw· Dey H)'Bell Ia ehBirman of I He IMloaled that In outimmg yer the group which will serve lunch lhe adminittration • proposed road '!'he advertisement &atd ' 10 Third Floor ' ,.,.... cqJ6ra wlth !lo or all over lion! in reaular ' - - -- - - • F•>n ' • waera} Semces T Be aturda Y Mrs On The ' GOWtNS Benson HErVllt . FJtJ Fal"l't' '". Ies M\ s.~~~~~.s~'1::~~"mcmbors Ag:~~~~~gcdnonc ~~n;s-~~'t.h~,~~e hc3:.t:,t~tio~18~: Jn Ohio Tow} ~:~n~rwe~~ ~~~:~~.v·;:s~ ~~·~~y~~d.~~~~:.y~0~~:· ~:~ \~~~ ~~:.:~,~.rooo 21 To This, P.~te Mr~ I!Q Sec The Bcaullful Ncw 1 C, A, Whetstone • dB D J Clanne y eat Early Thursday s FINE MUSLIN ° 0 11 110 :~;~accident SALE' CANNON BED SHEETS YI'e}d T Temptation Aift" F y er our ears a"•• fa; Women's Self clcomng outside witt e house paml Ideal for pmnt mg on wood buck, stucco, co)lcrete and metal F'Ite Destroys portsmouthsteeI Plant Department Dt 1 $2.29 HOUSE PAINT Corn FoundGutlty , InFederaJCourt; Faces pnson . Tel1D purchased for dlstrlooUon at the vtde adequate funds for the construction, operatton and mam· free public Hsiloween party to be tenance of proposed sewers and a sewerage treatment works ataged on the upp<r lot m Pome-l The order was contamed In a letter dtrected to Mayor C 0 roy at 7 30 Thuroday evenmg by I ruh<r ol Middleport and M1ddle the 81g Bend M1nsllel Assoe~allon port SoliCitor Bernard Fultz •n il W31 annopnced today 1WhiCh II was further pomted out The AJSoelatlon also announced lhat the V•llage of Middleport that party tago to be worn by I d1d on July 15 19li7 dl!Cbarge worker• and band members have unlrealcd oewerage mto the OhiO en purchased In the Halloween RIVer Wllhoul • proper permit colora for Thursday evenmr'a parand has nnce that dale continued ty to do so It 1\'81 repOrted also th I I Th I f th I d t a Pans PORTSMOUTH, 0 UP-A e ctter ur er po nte ou are underway to extend the prue sookesman for the Portsmouth that lhe action taken b/'Hiddl•• l1sl tl the costumed turno uI 11 Dtvi"'On or the Detroit Steel port was m "10111lon 1 Seet100 large ebough to warran t tile Corp;, said todo• a f rc tha• de• 6tll M~ of Ihc Revllcd Genera I 1 awarding of addiUo I ~ Cod Ohl ' na pme• troyerl Ihe ml treattng depart The oBI do h did 'd According to tbe new plans fiVe mcut of the rod and Wlft m1ll e oar owcvcr a ' "' pnzes wi1111e awu'ded m each of here Wednesday has curtailed t~e olf~e<als of t''ddlcpor!tnilh:l the eotegori~ oflhe pretUest cos- operations " app !Catton or a per t o tumes the flinnieat or ugliest and ~L'<hargc sewerage mto the the most anginal and those prazes He sa1d the blaze apparenlly Oh1o R1ver had been granted untt will be arded lot o ag g started from a Dash m the oil the ~ate of Apnl 15 1958 The fl~~ pnze in ~ach eca:g~ ttctt h ~,our hrc flghlmg umts Solicitor Bernard Fultz polnlcd for both groups is S5 lh th fuught the blttzc ror thrt~ lJourg out loday that the order of the th d dWI he Damacc waR estJmalt'fl at sev Water f'ollulion Control Board 111 o ers rangang owowar m cas N<~l hundred thousand dollars statrd ln Ihe IC!tter made It awards rnandator) upon the VIllage o,· A plauorlb Meanwhile lhe plant was pit Mtddlcpurt to take ~chon tmme ~t t g~~ With labor trouble:~ (or th ~ chatcly loward the sale o( rcvc o a t.,u straJ~ ht tlay Wl'dnf'sdav A nue honds and to make Slt~h func!s ruu t:Oftfphrm::nt of workers rail dcrJVCd from tbmr sale available cd ' show up lor th~ sh1!1 m for lhe tonstrucllon of sewers m11l f and a sewage disposal plant stems from unset The ••l~e•lur pomted out that the nature of the order " such, 1 that 11 will be nnposo1ble for tlte Clllzcno of Middleport,lo vole on the Issue at lhiS lime and that the responSiblhly Ioiii rest upon lhc village omc~als to comply w1th the order 1 BEACON I 39c I tg I Now only $3.98 / STORM chool Auditorium American Legion have announced Board of County Comm e~ 1 were cntmzed for their 1'""1 plans for lhelr public Hello manner of handling funds ~durei" Gibbs gave a bnef address of ween Carnival ~hlch is to be held T~e General Report of A t OD Couutv offi-· was ·-'tical school patron,s, and eKplamed lhiS evonmg at the parking lot . '' ,. -,.., , _ _ _ 1cross trom the mayor's o!flce on of the manner m which the lll!d~l Commission composed 01 ~orth IJ:hl!d Avenue the County Audllor, County ~; t: Legionnaires who are to helo <Urer and County Prosecutor lt4d ••th tlu> program are to meet at made diSirtbutlon of funds der~v .[ r--•-~ters he L< g•on Hall at 7 P m lor ed from oalcs tax and other m iUlU offce and by i 15 will go (Q the tangibles in tho amount of $35 I {illage Hall to OSSISi Wllh the 927 • ... p lteParattons for the parade The report pointed out that the il'h 0 Mddl • M h Commtss•o• had made allocations I epurt arc mg Bond Pomeroy sehool head nsk arents ann friends t·• Dusllne E (Ducky) Corn city hrectcd by George Dalla• will lo Ibe vari9PS local toWnships ' cou nctl d •ad th• Gr d M h th h and •ubdlvisiona on an tnnuai P the F•vc M111 Opcrat 111 •, l man 1an operator v ansectionarcand b roug Holloweemng pran k1t'~::rs 'r.111 Q 1r t of tho >be bus1ness c 1 basis which IS contrary to law will 00 placed befor··"· !need .. "" ' uar "' P crbl JD 45 on on, today, he JUd"c s stand1 and 8 IIac.. I , which requires that the amounts '•II~ ' caught up wltb p omeroJ on TUesd!lv Nov 5 ' OS81 e year pruion "' ~ w IO Ob of of Pol Fr t E. H d explained • th t th term an do a $130 000 fine for fall lfc competing fo~ P"!eS are to be dtslttlluted monthly w~tnesday n"•g.ht bon\ It u ;"'! n Lev• ,. slmnha a ,,' mg to file and p~ federal Qbarel ollow tho b' nd m If second trip In the portion relating to the 1 u d was a, er 1 • ncwal pf an ~XIStin s~hool levv la>es n front of the JUdges before go County Commislloners the Mc•~s :a1'1!9u;l~~ar wa t, an be dido t •,, f~d· will not rc,ultgm on dd• Corn was found guilty on 13 of ng to !pc rotreshmenl tnbles County group was crltiolzed Tor ,cb er Hudson restde '' \ tional laxation Y~ 16 counts Wednesday by a fedora! vhcre c)dor and doughnuts anQ the manner m whleh contracts 1 I •Mer and Mlli J IIJ'hc Board of F.ducatJo court JUrf In Columbus avors are to be scrvfd by the £Gr the new MeJgR County Hom~ n onkev Run an ideal loca ,, bers sohool offlc~als on; t':;:'",, Five or the charges under which £A:gjon Aux•hary members were handled The report •t.tcd tiOJI for trick mtnded teenagers I ~ I t st rr d h (' tho Southcastcm Ohio Republican The •loca~ pollee Will e.sCOII l/1Rl th(j ~: urn or $44 000 aL th.'e )~.0 ~·ow l~elr stuff Four years " ,n~o•t 1 lh0 ~< 1a' Pd1 c rci<•ms 111 ti 11'• I<A.clcr was con\IU:l(lc1 nrc ausdc he parade ancl t~c f ire Depart 1l1flr. of tht andtl remamcd \In -,gol a~t S{)f!ntChieC Hudson de ro.,. 01 1111 anc tt m h 1 th ll h h paid on contracb lid to gd ~fi [an anr1~nt parents and ~hoot patrons1 1 r t:ilf1ors Vi I c o o tcr elg l are nenl \Uti hrlp wtlh J c cvcnm( ~ II Salr. hou.a l.hc back part ale-' 1 It WIlc dCin ies 'lro •ram lor the people of lit• Dan C Jlarttn".cr, Aiel"• 1 ''''" ;I s lot ., ~ r ,-:sc '"' n c alrll arran~cd In a Sentence was deferrer~ bv Fed o;mumty &> ~ semi circle Earh tudu.JI ~md era! Judge Mcll G Underwood Ca1ih p(l?£ ~ Will be a vardcfl ly <.:omnuss1oucr In n slalcflll'~~ b~~ ~~YlrliC the hUlc . ,.,, •I!Cnc'"' bodtud lremc ~1ebr wus ml1 o pomlmg .a mcdt~al ex munallon o( wd the jud •cs meludc the Rei loc:laY regardtng the report sal~ btu na Jlte 4 cd to lrlave; ., _ Auio-~lita,gnrap"il'ica'l tok gave a lmc' Corn rcqueatcd by the defense at ,., E II0\1• lite Rev Robctl tltat the rL!~pou~Jbllit)' !or l1le for tallowcune!} ~.. "After ~{ s etch mclud tOiney I allocation of funda ~o tho town "'a! Hu~n ~~lo$»rOi'11· of birth cducot•o•1 p, 11101 Maro< C 0 FISher ships and subdtvlsions '""' ••I~· lh lnd o( lhl klq• like to or OC'CIIpatl~n 1 he "'t r<oun cil prcsuhml Wayne Gibbons Jy the l':!&pons 1 ~~1ily of the 1 thought uliy members told what subjects ·~ Frank Chrcscbrcw chaPta~~ County Budget CommiSSion an I =, ' they taught >f the E1ghth Dislr~cl AmeriCan not of tin County Comm 1,.ionm lhrollllh \hree~H,Ilow~ [,eglon lie pomtcd out howovcr that s I~Q little 0~1111 stood ' After lho mtruductr,n• dell, l In "Se of ' bad weather ail II was the policy to make bi-an lc lO the whi of miM who WISh to taLc •• I on If)' I"' .lo.a rcrrcshln•niiiS we • serv~·· c~ • part Ill the COl( nu•l pil)'DIOni& to the townshl~~ g boYS Iftwn 1 ~uffet stYle Mrs W•llls McMu lest IUld enJoy the party are '"k and other subdlvi• 10 ns so\~ly ~lit lienee qf l~oir geli~bot'fo , !y and Mr~ Frances Roberts od lo t•P•rt to- tho Vllloge hall the pu 1pose of ellnunallqn ol ~~~ u~!f<!r!'l o~d shiny were <!l-eh,Iri1Uin m charg~ <tlf IVhere they will lie ,tq~~ruoted as mur~ ~QQ~kegpio; ll~rllngor ,, !t~l!l.~nJ.Pll,.!!,lutd ~m,. ' the I'O!r<llltmon~ •mf serYthg Charles ~ WJ.te!ILOJ!!r< 73 {, a 1<1 whot•· I~PIU'iy '1111-Ae..bC atli!Q,IW qf th~ slthr'lllQII• Ult ~'l'.~~b Parcilta who ""sled the h~s fuuncr rcSidoalof M•ddf~l'l d co v' s" • ' tloncd 'in !he ropptt lfos tf.>n> !Jost\nJaht,tbe \l!mptation bl!tesscs by prcportog the repast Tburs~?' morning In Wl\lte Cross ' "les laKes and the remalndt•r Clime to~ I!Jl<ai This mornm~ Mts Charles Swatzcl Mrs tlosplla ~~ Columbus Just 21 days from lntan•lbles To break th iS Hudson's •lillie housc landmark o Young Mrs Harry Drake after hiS w1fc, Vma, \vas killed m down Into twelve monthly P•l >f on era now almost exltqct, G1orge Brothers Mrs O· :; while on her way ments tn each of the townships layod oh Its back Brown Mrs Ohvc lngra The only surviVor of tbc de nnd subdiVISions ho potnlcd out • Now f can go ahead and burn Mrs Hcnr)' )Verry MJ ceased IS a daughter Mr.s Paul would result In • g\gnntte book '~c darn thtng,' sald Ht:daoa to·'· "'"n"' Downtc Mrs Jam" Casto of Columbus kccpmg task lor !Uch sm•li day 0 Mrs Edwar "d HFo sIor1 FUneral serVIces will be an amount. that eould1 be di •lribulcd Jr Mr ~ owan ncunced later by the Rawlm&s Funeral serv1ces for BenRon H on 8 monthly bas 8 Wdllam Bartel, , coats FUneral Home of Mid~ieport Ervin 78 w•ll be held Saturday I Ill rc~ards to the er tlc••m d•• Dabo who have charge of the arrange at two elock at the Rowhngo 'eclcH toward t~e County Com 0 Mrs Virgil Brown, Mrs Jed ments Coats Funeral Home with the Rev mlssJonerB and unpaid cQntrads W~bs,Ccr Mrs Ron Sprmger Ml> -------c R Konkrlghl pastor of the on the County Home, Harlmge ' .. d he -~ I Way •e Swisher Mrs Wlll••nt !Ieath Mct~odist church, offietat the "' Auditors T oq10unt ' SiJ:ljU8l, Mrs WI loon Carpenter mg report ••as •tatl'u of th•'n Con..tb r,fro Hayman Barnilz Mrs W A date is correct As a matter of W t.O GI~s, Mro Joseph Raub Mrs Burial will be m the RIVerVIeW fact there stili remains out ol • t J 1b M Ch .... A final d1vorce decree has Rv r Reo s rs es~r 'Cemetery Friends may call altho that amo unt obout $30,1)00 sllll been g(anle~ 10 coiltfuon Plas ' Knlghl Mrs Alborl Coates Funeral Home unp81d b• the comml..loncrs • 111 Court here \n Roger WIJl(!brl!llller ..; ' ~he school secretaries MIS Mr Ervin, who -tiled Wednesday only because of the fact lha vs Marlene Wtnebrenncr accord Wheeler Drake and MISS R t• ~ noon -~ lh'e home of his daughter btlls hove n~ been rendered to mg to an entry filed today ~~~ "ere !• charge of prescntmg DISiricl Jlleeting of Independent Mrs Wilham Robson was a ro 11.!\ for payment Cootraetors will The co,yrt accepted as lair a the guests Wll~ ldenilfylng nam, Order of Odd Fellows met at Alh bred New York Central Railroad be PBid " soon " lhCir bills arc prope•tM scttlcmt:nt agreed Upou cards which they pinned on Ibe ens Monday evening Oct 28 engmccr and 'I'" • member of receiVed between the parties CusiD<lt of guests they entered Eleven lodges, wero represented the Heath \llethodtst church the S01d Hart~nger "As to tho a Dlinor chtld Is be retained 88 of Edueatlon members 1 1 at the meollng U whieh Gr;md Srotherhond ol L<x:omolive En manner In which ecntraela were b• the defendant 10 Board rcsen!cti to the poren'· were J Master Robert Reynolds, Wharton "'"'"" the Odd Fell'ows and tbe handled for the County H11me , P Edward F"'ler Do Har;;'jd Brown Ohio, was the mam speaker Other luugbta of PYthlas lho stale c'amlnor dldn I like I•'" In another cn.ry the court ,RaJpq Graves H E Bll~cy M• Grand Lodge olflccrs In attend manner In wh1eh we handled ruled the defendant In ~lib William Anderson was uhabl ance were Vernon MorconcU them, but 'I• han4lc~ them In a Maude Sisson •• Ralph Mile• attend c 10 (,rand Lodge secretary ol Sprln; MARKET.REPORT manner In •htch lo expldlto lh' SISson ahall pay $40 weekly tom ) !wid, F B Welch, Marietta, Homo CINCINNATI 0 UP - f'roduc : bUiidln~ ol the County Hom• porary allnlony, support and JLJnlor High l1eully member~ Board Trustee Eggs weak, prices at farms con Our obJr!Ctlvc was to get the nr.1v counsel fees during pendency oi P,~~:~~:~:f to tho guest' w<~ • 1 Attcndtug from Pomeroy •ero c sumo rs whllcR and browns A I County llolllc built and occuple 1 acuon 1' llowa1tl Kmghi Mrs c Cuckler, John Sauvage, Lester jmuho11 481\t!, A lar.e 4648 A fhal we have done" llayman Mrs ll>rt'la Hart J II Eat!lman Racmc w.. ftlCd\um 3740 A small 24 28 H MISs Conltle Marley !(, rop!llll~nlcd by Walter Cleland and large 404 ~ IOH A large 54 A ~ netton 1 Mr, t-,ranccs Ro u1Jton WoUt! mediUm 46 47 , A large 49-51 E\oi ~lppt, rt~r !'earl ----,---:J ~ ~;:: ~'lllh~ms. Auron Zahl an~ MEIGS GliNERAL i'!OSPITAL ChleketlS steady fpyel6 33~, q;o tJe e oy 1 Regularly $4 95 $1.00 a yard -------------·~----~- ----------~-------- -:.______leport Is Given Order To'1ake Attion On Disposal Plant " tuesday at 8 00 p m Supermtend t Ch 1 hen ar es S ' welco th t Pme 1,o t e parents a nd a oren! s N1ght arfonlen the paronL• and !acuity mcmllers "" ~ opdportuntty to got acquamle•l , an to talk over thCir mutual '" tcre•~ during the soml pmod foi!O'fed th~ mtroducmg of !~~:lf~~~;: members and teachmg ' I Fmc wale cot dUI oy Rtch long weaung pile Soft fm tsh Bcaullful colors ' Mr onrlllrs Russell Musser and Mrs Sylvi• Crosby of SprlngfiCld were week end guealll of dl8 AI mira Mus'"'r ~nd Mr and Mr1 Wllh& ~l Musser, Athen• Road Mrs llalho Hysell and son Sam of Alhe04 viSited Tue!doy Mr •ntl Mrs William Musaer W1lllam R Mu...r and in ~~~J~~u~f~:~·~roturned home on 1 Hospital Mu!Ser, who I• on her employment at Ho•pllol, is " care of her daughter William R Musser, dal18hter Mrs Phi\ Wlillumson In Chlillcolbe with ~~tr;2''~~~!!~ and lll)n in law I CROMPTON CORDUROY $3.89 a gallon Heath Methodist Intermediate Girls Hold Party I Whistli!ll TEA Kmi.ES I SINGLE OOPY-Oe More Than 200 In Attendance -~= Mi-=--::ddl=-epo_rt_P-=-=-Ians--Co-un-ty-,O_ff_i_c-es_Ar_e_Cr-it-ic--~ed--P-lans Completed Village Told To Sell Bonds AtPomel'oyHighParentNight Gala Halloween lnStateAudillt,.hod R rt For Community ToProvideFundsForPlant Morte than two hundred' parents school patrons, Board of Carnival Toni~Fht " m e of~s ' ' esof Statetepo HallOWeen paft y Control Middleport today was ordered by the Ohio Water Pollution b 1 -,-,:, In a report ISsued toda AUditor Board to adopt aU tegLSlatton and to take all legal .Educa ton members school offtctals and fac It " ty udgel Commisslon and the Four hundred favors have betn steps necessary to seU bonds, notes or other securities to PIVattended Parent's N;ght at Porn r H h S u Y mem ers Feeney Bennett Post Np 128 James Rhodes the Me1gs Revere Ware OUR REGULAR $129 ' ~~~-----------------~ ---------~ ,--~--~----·--------~--------NO 168 .L ELBE ELDS By UNI11D PRill Ohio tloudy w~ft ...,.., ro1n mt perflon urly ,_., .... coming Pl•1lr cloutlr lftll • . . . , tt.lo oftomoon Portly cloutly t. nigh!, Frldly dou~y with roln Ilk.. ly High todoy 52-51, low ""''"'' 36-41 Deeotefl To Tltelttter~- Of ru Jfe,.,.:lfun .tree End tf Month SALE MECHANICAL DRAWING ts emphasbed at the well equtpped Pomeroy lltgh workmg here are deep School mdustnal arts department Third year left Kenneth Hayes, ftrst row front to back, James Johnson, Walter Morns Davtd Wtse Ronme Russell, Harold Wogan Second row, Eldon Sauttets, Carl Hood Robett Lampson Mtllard Roush, Ronme Hubbard, Phtl Werry Thud row, Terry Phaltn Jerry· Roush Rtch ard Rummel, Wtlltam Hedncks Rodney Qut vey Weather ·n tiilel ' I ( ' iJ ' I \ Butler score 71, ~~ Ac••lVI'tIes curlailed 8yFlu •• AntimJe Day Telling Cl0Ck urpr1ses 0wner When 0ld s , s I hum&hal!On and I .. ~ ~ t r ~ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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