https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a75cfac8ff21d5d94d033cc76486f3ed.pdf 8a2d03f543e65f82aadb01f632e79c04 PDF Text Text ,. I I '. . ' .·h'. I . ., ~ • f. ,· e.:,; . ' ' ' • el ~ ' r ',,. '' , "' ' . ' VOL IX NO. 169 1;::•.' - - - - _ _ __,_ _..:.___ _ _ •_ _ _--:------:-~..;,.......:...:._...::..:;..: C.mmunity Ballowe'en PartY:. .,.,· ~.•.\'!'4',~· In Pomeroy Termed ASucc~:' -~l ~ . ,:;. :Middleport Halloween Carnival CollJlty Officials. · ~ ·Attracts ~ge Crowd Thursday In S~tement On A large crowd v1ewed the. Halloween Carnival In Middle· ifo~r:::yAev:l?.ing .Lwhi~h was held by Feeney-Bennett • 1Jl lean .eglon. number of people m costume was fa·i r but there were ·•• ''"'·"'w''"' as many as last year. The "flu bug" hit one of the Robert P~lmer· and Council President Wayne . so that last ' .•ub•sllt,udolls were. lnadc. • 1!1.' ,,,.,,,. the Rev. c. E. C. 0. Fisher, Frank ..,. K!l;ser Alumi"num' ;·;!~;t:t~~~:e:~· the 8th N • . ~:llt Legion, et Earrungs· 1 ol ·Chester l!Jiroid Hinkle. · Auditors Report Perry Rigp ~nd Clyde Mllhone. of lhe Meigs Counly Budg~l Com· mission said today thai Earl Serbu, an lovesUaalor of the Stale !l.udltor's,·ofl!ce, made • "mountain out of a molehill" when he crlllc~d· ·pr,cu~:e~' of their county olficea in I repOrt lo Slate 'Auditor James Rhodes. Upheld On Distribution Of Estate Funds · , Kai!f\!r Aluminu1;1 and Chcmi- last winter. cal Corporation n~t earnings for the third quarter ending Sept. 30. 1957, were $6.834,000 It w&s announced today by D. A. Rhoad · es v,ice ' pi'csidcdl and general manager. Rigg5, county aydltor and Mil· hone, county treasurer, with Pr9' secutor James O'Brien, m,ake ' up the budget commission,:~ and Milh¥ne joine,d In this !ti!ement: Net saies for the quaricr wm I "Fred McBride, the ·mjl.st el· with $80 pcrlcnced •nves(lgator of lhe 006,000 11 year ago. ' 1 •tate ~udito•'s office Wl8 (~mi . IIJr w1th the local ~ractlce and ' ' The . third quarter earnln~s never .comJI1cntcd updn' IL · were eqlllvalenl to 39 cents per share alter prelerre•l "When Scrbu WJS here he aslc· iJdil•idCinds, based on 14'102 034 ed about the bl·annuat · dlrtribusharcs outstanding. Eirnl~~' ro~ lion. We ex~lal~od to him.· t~a~ the . e'!.mpa~~blc quarter a year 11\e AOII'Il~hlp apd .:~~rpOriUq,n agr, were $81820 000 or 55 ~en ts ~ounts a1, crcdl~"wil~· l!letr 'per share based 'on 14 69!1'044 proper amounts· each •nionlll,. but shores lhcn·· oulstanding. ' · ' checks aCtually are, .drain only · once , each Blx ,mont~~· , ·• , Earnings for the nino JIIODIII.I ~AI lh 1litl h ..; cnijed Sept. 30 were . $~,li31,(JOU . me c·m...e no. com· or $1.3Q per . share' c mpared men!, or suggestion, · thai lndl· 9 per cated we should Involve our .0(. wilh $33, 0l.OOo or $2.l 7 share lor 7 . flees In a lot ol unneceSiary· book ·j $!19.775,000 compared Jt~iuvaKUiance Sand Meigs ~~nty TB ·.-......·...... · · Executive eetlll~! ' ~ n,etd~~:r 1956 The coi'Jiqralio.n's current ex· The amounts, II pal~ would bo so small it panslon .proqram, providing mJ· silly to distribute them.' lor pew facilities· in primary alu· H · mi•,,.. . " m .~eel, plate loll product• ·''In e spparyntly agreed.the rePort ' , our opinion, cltiJIC \4.1!1!'Jor markets, Is ap· made a lllounllin out of a mole J,li'Oachlnt·· complelion. hL · The oooratlo~a activities in II II etltalnly was a surlliiftc f· 'Moat original: Firat- Salt and Pcpiler shakers, Larry and J'anet JUce; Second~Marilyn·Monroe and 'Joe ·I>IMaggio, Sandy Miller and . Clydla Taylor; and lblrd, Robot I Jilin, Keith Morg~n. ' . r •A(~r the awat'dlng of prizes, ;; the 1 Axuhary served donuts and · , 'bout GO gallons of elder to the <~· crol\'d• . Favors of noisemakers, :t:.'bals, leis, and horns we~e given oul by the Legion members. . ..'fhe "Balloon Specialty" an· · earlier by i>adl llapton· "genuine original" Mlck· · balloons which were . to lhe children. . ••ver\i~l!!j 1 ,. ,~esear,eh .d d'evefo'Pmear ~.. ~i · uP .,.. "' n..Oiio';a\1"· '~"t"'!:"" ' . ., • .t" Af,. .• product on• ·llllpacltiel ' '" available lr6nl th~ • Qcw locllities. 'Mlo!e expenses · have 11crn responsible, ill part, 'fpr tlio hlwcr third quarler eamlngJ. A:lso. contributing were highcs Interests, depreciation . and pre· operating expenses Incurred In connection with plants under con· • . st~pclion. and some changes in m11l produ~t ratios refiecting • currcnl market conditions. The regular quarterly meetlnn or lhe corporations board of directors Is scheduled to be held November 6. ..:.___ _ _ _ __ • Fatal H•ghwaY. ACCI"dent · To · 11 Feclerated Church Shows Increase ·· ~~~ Re~earsal For. Yule Cantata Kal• Detis~on I Th~y also sal~ Serbu made. no 'fiticism of the practice of dis· ributiog sale• tax lunda to town· ;hips twice a year lnslesd·.ol once each month when he was 1 lierc , . Show ADecreas,e 41,,.... . ted 300 ch'lldren, eat1ma teen.agers, parents and . of contestants joined the Big Bend Minstrel ,Association loween night on the upper parking lot in Pomeroy for a festive party which was complete with band music, orl~al COIt~m~, ~ parade, cider and doughnuts, and speeehe. J1Y tf!)IV)l d1gmtanes. . .. . · Spo,.orcd by the lrtinstrel ~. , Mrs. Hobert Crow ., pre.!~ .. was Ill charge 0! <he evelif WJtli Robert Hoeflich on the fron~ jine .. as cluirman. Mrs. Crow ,ad' B;oe· , : nich, as well as the · uaOdatibn, were roundly applauded bJ. tht 1v lhrong for staging the .~Y!!IJ. : 'f John Richmond a~ ·II ·muter ' of tcreroonies and inlfoduted Kalj,· Common Pleas Judge John C. or E. F. Robinson whO spo~ brief, Racon Wday upheld a decision of ly and described lhe event II' former Probate Judge Harmon t'. "the best o•e yel" AI"" a~g O'Brien that residue of the es- were Supt. ol Sl:hoo)J Cllal'lel tate lelt by Susie F01ter should Gibbs and Mayor·E!e!!t Clw'lt~ he awarded Camden-Clark llosp'· Lcgar. tal in Park~rsburg, w. Va. Hoefll"h, speaking for ~ A• 1 The ruling followed an apped sociatio~. lllid the minstrel lfP.JfP extended its appreciatiOn _ lo the' liled by the Meigs County Mem· mayor, police, firemen, jad&et;, •• £ orial Hospital and the Boar~ oi and worker&, for 111aklD1 ·tile pU• Trustees for th.e Meigs Memoml ly possible. All the Jieople who · Hospital in. 1953. It wal contain· helped were gucota rer• ~; ed in lhe t.a!e, Roma• Harra''· cookies, and coffee at tilt ~· li plaintiff·apcllue, n the Meiss view Rest.ouraot afl'.l' ,ll1e party. County lole!porial HOJpital. Winnen were:' . , " '. , ·1 The will of the ~e<!eased had Age as~c<l that fC<erlaln rosidue from 2, 3, ett., in the sale of p~opcrty be lei! to th• Meigs County Memorial Hospital if one wert built. If lio such hos· l!ost orleirial: pital wcr~ byilt, It asked the ten. Nancy Kilty residue be tlvcn to the Parkers· ita Sue Ru.,.ll, li'IQIY burg institutl\lp. Ugliest aod Cunni~: !~~ij~~;~· Judy Vaughan, Former ~~~~81' O'Brien's opin· drewa, Weston, Jennifer Crew, · was up(le~ ~Y Baco~, directed lr<>m a Hateher. Age 1·10 group: !lost original,. yet to be Jon Buck, Reger Paul G~, estate Nsncy Thomas, Th~ Vaqlwl, ~ ruc~Gilmore. , PrettieSt: BumedeUe H~. Ric~ Gaul, Donna Tbompaon, ••'·~··· '*" ·U1litst' An v ·~~~=~:~ Treamon. S."avmgs 8Onds Sales Jn County ShoW Increase ~ Miss Gray, Field COU!ilCill>r of the Stale Tq· 1 bcrculosis Association, of Marietta · and Dr. Allison, County Health CommiS&ioner of Columbus. Mem· ben presenl were Mr. Null, :.Irs. Wallace Bradford, Wayne Gibbpns, MISI Frieda Faehnle, rucbard Chambers, Mn. H. B. Powell, Mrs. GU)i Neigler and Mrs. Erpest Grimm. Boling'!l', 1\UIImeJ\1 Other adult& While, BassneU, enbaum, Roger Moore, Snyder, George ·lllller, , Grueser, Helen Handl~y and Harold Ebersbach. Judges were: HO year old Mrs. A. C. Hill, C. E. Blat~ sod Chester Tannehill. For the 11· 18 group,. Frsnklln B.iar, Ednl Schoenleib and Ron Springer. '· grou' �I • I ' 2-Datly SenUnei PomerQy·MiddlePI!\1, ()., Nil'· 1, ·J9ll'i GUJ....,...D,.;-,..,. ,1 ~....,..., ,..·,: . tELEVISION ', , ; •',-,J ( '1 Wf'r ' ~J'I ' , · '1($/J.-TV ~ft,~'l:-,~ 1:%.1 i.om Channtl3 - Friday · :~~~ •;.• ~, l ~-~~· .1"\ .Sign On · h•l· , · 1 ".. i· ·' ,! Today '' ~;.. · U 3 ~ 645 7:00 9:oo 9:80 10:00 to:30 10:00 11:.30 12:00 ~- Starting wl\h ' a 're<'ep'tl61i t " President and Mrs. ~dgar 0 12:~0 1'1jj) Planck, of Columbo,, Sunijq eye· nlng, ~ s•ries of bullneshenlom ond events of entertainment will follow on Monday and ;I'uesday In addition to registration and the opening of •xhtbll!, Sunday alternoon. a Board of Trustee• meeting Will be held. Another Board meetmg wtll be held Monday afternoon to ele(t officer&, following election o( lrual~·· . tlte Monday morning convent' on • "" se'ISiod ' • '\ ' .. L :. 1: f5 1:1~ 3:00 4:oo 4'45 5:30 6:15 6.25 6:30 Individual ~on· sumer juat •• It baa. jarge firms. "The time will eome," be uld "when m~t of us will r~~t ,6dr cara and ow nlajdr 'p~llalifP'· '"11hla will wfderi . the · mi of what we can afforil, and It Will appl~, to all ln~~l!l' jeveq. · . '1nttead of cbilflnlnr ji\JIIatlf to the IIIIJ)t~d ~p~ere of w1la ~· can own. lho coneum'l!' ·~ .44· en his living In tf~ms of . lrol. "In other w~t.ds, he wDI 11'1• Jjelter for lOili mon~y." :==~=:::Pd::::.P:!:;ol::;.A5 dv.:~1Hotshots R~y, Hot With 155-68. Wln Overly,Ct~ PLAN . ' '' ·• Do'fl'lf' On · Tbe ; F~ . ~tJ!a~· ; ' ,..C1,'\Il' • ' • Jl:em~ier· ScmbcMI TBA "?)>~lfl!!!i'9~,..141 .,. 9;1,10 pr~t~t Ult G ~IJIUey 10,00 10:30 11:oo 11:10 11:15 'ELECT ·PEOPLES '·' . ~ ~-· i'la/ij :. : , , 30 , !,,., of,I~st Resort COLUIIIBUS-'Chere'a nothing farmer& can do about them now. but come ne<t oprine apitllebuii< could well be a··sertoua problem in meadows and hay fields. 'llhe populatiOn of 1p1tUebug.s hal increased throughout th ~ !tate over tllat or a year ago. accordtng t& D. Lyle Goleman The Ohio State Umveraity ex· tcns1on entomologist l:>ases thi• comment on reau1t1 of a fall ~ p~t· tlebug survey c\Jnduded in Ohio by the Agneultural Exten11on Sen1ce in cooperation with the Agr~cultural Experiment station Mra. Lout•• Brewer gave a stork shower honoring lrlrs. Mary Tbn· mona at her home, Tburlday evenln~. I ' Ebet and Iva ~arpentpr were In ,. ••h•••• Tuesday tnd Thursday of last week. '·" 8:w• U:®l;.::,;.:;.::.;;..;;;:.....,.~~-t':.,..,. ,: .... ero-.. ,.....,.. . .LEAD ott :·:. ·.· IVERY.COUNT Pboae 3711 .• · ~ ·.....t.., .......ell. ......, ... ................ COUNTY JUDGE ;u~ TO RAISE HEALTHIER, And p)ace a l~wyer in the of· n.. who has bad judicial ex· perlence in th' other County Couris. Fleming ' Faster Growing Cal•n Get Lower Colt GIIJII- With More IIWt To SeD- Freabea Up YOIII' 1111111 ~ WITH THE ENDOJ!SEil 1\Y . Meigs. County ' Bar Ass'n Committee .- Pd. Pol. Adv. MAS1IRMIX WFMASTER , PROGRAM Middleport Feed Mill 11:09' .... . , TJte .Gifts 1•r Yal!b program In 11:0& 11:10 · Olilo li,• muwpllou ~ ·' groJ~ of the ~ UIIIIO )J~ dlll'inl' World War U by eomei!lan ECldie Cauter. The Ohio Ltilcm rein~U!d It uoiler the pfe~nt operotlng pl4n .In 1911, ftr VA Jt~llal Pl· tleull ouJY, but expriuled It to lneludee vetmftl illltate bosplllla In IBM. E l E· AUTOMATIC HE·I I As an aid in eneoUJ:agin~ better management and feeding of swine the fourth o( a series of swu:e management bulletins was received recenUy from Ohio State Univerjlty. This b~lletin No 363 follows the •other three, 11 Baby Pigs", "Growing arid Fattemng Hogs" and "Swine Marke!· in~" and covers completely the •wine production fle1d. t' SAMUU LEWIS Phont 114-X OLDSMOB.ILE$ ARRIy E NOVEMBER B I --·• YOUl BOTTLiD W ;..:,: ·:· :'' · • ' •,• ' /On_ ' live~-- ~ CIOied Tllanclly Alterate~~ \ ' ' ~ · •~ ' ' Raclio . Dial , " B1ll111d, Olilo I -~ llft.etoo -~........................ ,.., entr t25 ..,. fer IICIIIIt lfMI cttt BE4t. OUR - ~~ .'" .Dlipt,, .. ' . NEW ' """' ........._"'......,.,.. ".......... ' ' ' " 'r'>l ' r ' . tuMe~t ,.M~r)g leeO..Jolll . -· ..... ,... ,._, .... ' .''~i ~' . ' . ., MICA-1111 SWt!tJtt, --~ .., VALI.:EY flllr atao . . . llllllllillll . , . _ - . . ' '' LUMBER IDd SUPPLY S. 3rd Ave. Middleport • r~ ' fl f ,. . (I) A ltiMIC IUI!D~ Ia _. """!' itt • • mtlle·wlll- hle8da - bearetl......., lir, . . I ,t i 1 • ..: ~-~~YS%·illeiiU,.~ • >' 1 r •' ;~~· ' 6#1lfut.~.'i• "'!: ~ ~~J~_-~}{'4 \.,,!~· ~·. ,, l':V! ' Q) A IQIIJI.AII fUIIIACI IUt tlbl ' 4( '·. 11 little 11 6 ~ ·Fulro·N· rttoMPSON 1 ;..!,,. '' bai frieh lir bila1e to ; - . , • mpplf o/..fnalaly Joeafed Jar. naco aii,Jtidindaal room taDperature oo*"l plaa oYor.aJI ~ ..,.. troHor the wlloleJYthiDL , POM~V 419 .PHONE '• ~ . CONE IN aod 1,~ aa toll you llie wlaole Jlory on ColeiiiAD Bleod·Alr' -··: . Cono(art ....... . . . . . . . .. COMIN.t.;;..MOVE .1$. ,R. J, 'to. ,. , 1lL\R· R..& VAN· ;zANDT ! ' J ' I ' ' t\ , It's the NEW way ,....~ \ feet ol. liOor .,_ , WaUODI I T~CTOR SALES ., " I •" .r! _.,. frealaly liootM lir. fNm ,__ Bleadeke iJI eecla ,roe•. Tlaey're aaall -~ lo &t IJJf IJotiae, old ., _.. . ''I. ,To The' COOLING a11d · HANU~J~(i ~~~· lir Willa fNtllly ~ ~ w. ~.,_,..,_.. Eeo~oftii~, ,W~y.,' ,., ' , uv. DIN. -~ ift N•.W• 0... Celonl let . . . . ,.. ... ...., u6ln; . . . oto:smobilit 1•s• -.,. · MobiL~ %EN1TH. TV i .. \ ' . , ~ tur.. · fi I• IIHIJIH, MICA-lilT tlll ... fH .,. ). v0u tlN'T - ~ur.UTV ....... (250 111.)1 M4 . ., ....... ... llnld'- ...,_ MOll HOTK'IIOH ., You'll want N know about ' .. . . I I The FIDest Mest 'II!' - ,.- antibiotics· 'it'l•lmportant to- rea· ~ that. o~· AJtllhiotle can replace good lee4lng and ma~ageJll~nt II plga pick uP an ·fnfe'ctfon •ontlbio· tict may help check ·it. ·FI"JC(inr, an, an~blotlc to healthy plga -may btlng n9 great benefit. Some of the amnleals have been used IS stimulators. In tel~• stimulate ef· feet get promptly and where ptlces ire il ' :tl!Nt quOted. (We are equipped to efficient service. . .; ,: . ' ,, • ...,wwa,.... tt1t 114 ...... .,.." _. Mlw ~tfltll ....,. " .. '"" " .. ~ - !Ill. theln own ne,ds. ·Water solu· ble vltatni"" .include Thiamine or 81, Riboflavin,. Niacin, Pantothenic Acid,, .O~oll!oe, Pyridoxine, Folic Aeid,. Biotin and Witatnin '• ~ l'i!tb 101!ilueh chang9 in; 'ui!' of I ..,t.olt tOO% ....... tcltMtk /MIL· K MIMDER ,.. 11 .KaJT & Van Zandt •"-·-"-· liutc can ~~ta=~r~ '~;dt~ he sylttheafzed to ' Ill• . sOLAft ....... Tbeseoinclude ~,1- -..... "",............ c..,,_,-~ " - ··· ~ ,;;;;;;.;;;;:;;;o;;,;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;::.=-;;.;;;;;;;o;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,l 15 all · ~- AN Alitw.T IHINGII FAILS IICAUII!MASfttAUIAILSI Limiting the daily ,feed Intake to 3.~ pereent of live weight af· ter hogs wetgh 150 pound will produce leaner ho~ than self feeding. If oelf feeding is prac· feeding a bulky ratton wtU s4!1darlls of '!Wllle HOts-:te•ner: · ·•production call fqr the productr, · of a market pig wetghmg m I e neighborhood of 200 pounds in l pprox:!mately iix months Some of the better feeders anJ bre'eders are achieving this re· suit in five months. When hogs are on fu!l feed the dally gam for pigs welghin~ 125 to 225 whether on or should bQ · appounds per day. Ti;,~~,:i~;~~~\~;;; approximately l.Z5 pounds of 35 per cent protein sup· plement per day: Total feed runs about 6~ pounds Pfr day making crude protein In the total ra· or approximately 13~ per cent 'Rations for nurslng ·sows and pregnant sows are spelteil our'in detail in the bulletin which may be secured from the County Ex· tensiort oruce. sodium and chlorine from calcium and phosphorus aa smaller 11mounl! or oron. capper, Iodine, cobalt, zinc and manflaneae It I! possible to poi· son ·plea with', salt If • you feed , much salt and too little water Vitamins are specific organic chemical compounds. Allh~!~ Bta. , from a- local bulk dealer who ·C.n ~~l mi,: RUTLAND , .. , ' . major. minerals .... needed in· Woadetful ·New ' COLEMAi wit6 "~"' "'"''""' of f.at.cern .. The need for protein Is really a need for amino aclda Digestion and asslm1lation the prot~IJis down into acids and combine them as proteiru'" Most protein 8Upplemenb for swine come from plant an~ animal source!t sucll ai meat scrapr, soybun oil nwal, tis11 meal and tankage. Cottonseed meal may be osed tf It bas been treated to make }I non-toxic for • POMEROY, OHIO BUV m»Lifb•r · Dis ,._ 1111 LOW-cDS1 Sc to $1.00 and ~' Phollt 254-X "We De Cullom GriHIDJ" • • • · · ~ · N. Zlld AVE. Ot and Other Girt Items Purin·a Chowi OHIO \'ALLEY . FEED CO. SeiUtlon ,·I' TOYS To Auto Drivers Next Tuesday November 5th Large ~'<:&;....... " Ohio To Halt J;..thj•y Cards .... ... ua FOR ...tch..tes · 10:~0 from · ~mllh CoOkie •uest o{ ).lr. and was Mr'l.• tbe RudySunday Durst and dau~ter, Margaret. .. ., ~: ' 10;00 ~oodl :t~~~~~~~~~~- • "' J:~ , WCHS·TV Cmdldate lor SUTTON TOWNSHIP TRUStEE Your Vote App~clated Lay-Away 12:30 1:00 1:15 · 4:15 ':30 ;:: · 6' 00 ' 6: l5 11:'00 1!:11~ · !lilts 11·10 .,••ill ell "BILL" HARilS ' 1.:00 9:30 'l}e.~li l!an to:oo <;a~eaile 'ol sporta 10:45 Red i ! ' a.Corner WILLIAM. f. • !The wscs m~t wllh Mrs. Louise I Wednesday evenina, Oc_t. '· cet tbe IICfDIO. Often the or mailed to cauling mucb state and the _ ..... , A new sot-up motorist lo ro "'"',.."' ,. winter unharmed and hat<h the puty registrar following spring. Then It the tbne renewal. to treat fields. - - - - -- Spittlebugs Cited As Problem, Next Spring Say Farm ExpertS D~ly Sentinel, Pomeror-~tddleport. o., Nov. 1, 1957- 3 IO:QO H9WGY DjiQ\ij1 '' .10!3!) . G~'ll~ ,. -·: . '> U:QO rury .·. . , .~ ' IPQ UP~ . pi ,r., ,' rs; ,,oo i'ilad 8:00 . B:~ Don't Fo,... Nov. 5th -•.. 'I'•• -,-l!n,.. ,-,..·-··r 8:1p. S~ On;.•·· ·i .. .. l 8:80 Clri.W 1 Rtri~ll ' o:iiO Walch llr. w1w~ · ,UI NBC,N,'WI ' 7:90 ~~~.¥allly ,pays 7:30 S.liei of i.ondon h. H. Zlmmerroan, Exec11tivc Secretary of the AAsorlatlon. h,. announcod the followlnt distinguished speakers: MondayCharlo• 1. Jucobson, Dettolt, . USE OUR Romper Room Trouble With Father , Arlene Froncls Show· Trum're Hunt Tbe Price Is Right Truth pr CoDJequences Tic Dough If~ould Be Yo• ' ~'DfY News Mo\'leiiDie ~Ide and Gro9m f!liltlnee Tb'ealre Queen !or I oay Mo,_d~ 11.0maneea Sp~cb Pl,yhouse SportaEye Weathmsat NH•a Pleture :, •. Locust St. • • �I • I ' 2-Datly SenUnei PomerQy·MiddlePI!\1, ()., Nil'· 1, ·J9ll'i GUJ....,...D,.;-,..,. ,1 ~....,..., ,..·,: . tELEVISION ', , ; •',-,J ( '1 Wf'r ' ~J'I ' , · '1($/J.-TV ~ft,~'l:-,~ 1:%.1 i.om Channtl3 - Friday · :~~~ •;.• ~, l ~-~~· .1"\ .Sign On · h•l· , · 1 ".. i· ·' ,! Today '' ~;.. · U 3 ~ 645 7:00 9:oo 9:80 10:00 to:30 10:00 11:.30 12:00 ~- Starting wl\h ' a 're<'ep'tl61i t " President and Mrs. ~dgar 0 12:~0 1'1jj) Planck, of Columbo,, Sunijq eye· nlng, ~ s•ries of bullneshenlom ond events of entertainment will follow on Monday and ;I'uesday In addition to registration and the opening of •xhtbll!, Sunday alternoon. a Board of Trustee• meeting Will be held. Another Board meetmg wtll be held Monday afternoon to ele(t officer&, following election o( lrual~·· . tlte Monday morning convent' on • "" se'ISiod ' • '\ ' .. L :. 1: f5 1:1~ 3:00 4:oo 4'45 5:30 6:15 6.25 6:30 Individual ~on· sumer juat •• It baa. jarge firms. "The time will eome," be uld "when m~t of us will r~~t ,6dr cara and ow nlajdr 'p~llalifP'· '"11hla will wfderi . the · mi of what we can afforil, and It Will appl~, to all ln~~l!l' jeveq. · . '1nttead of cbilflnlnr ji\JIIatlf to the IIIIJ)t~d ~p~ere of w1la ~· can own. lho coneum'l!' ·~ .44· en his living In tf~ms of . lrol. "In other w~t.ds, he wDI 11'1• Jjelter for lOili mon~y." :==~=:::Pd::::.P:!:;ol::;.A5 dv.:~1Hotshots R~y, Hot With 155-68. Wln Overly,Ct~ PLAN . ' '' ·• Do'fl'lf' On · Tbe ; F~ . ~tJ!a~· ; ' ,..C1,'\Il' • ' • Jl:em~ier· ScmbcMI TBA "?)>~lfl!!!i'9~,..141 .,. 9;1,10 pr~t~t Ult G ~IJIUey 10,00 10:30 11:oo 11:10 11:15 'ELECT ·PEOPLES '·' . ~ ~-· i'la/ij :. : , , 30 , !,,., of,I~st Resort COLUIIIBUS-'Chere'a nothing farmer& can do about them now. but come ne<t oprine apitllebuii< could well be a··sertoua problem in meadows and hay fields. 'llhe populatiOn of 1p1tUebug.s hal increased throughout th ~ !tate over tllat or a year ago. accordtng t& D. Lyle Goleman The Ohio State Umveraity ex· tcns1on entomologist l:>ases thi• comment on reau1t1 of a fall ~ p~t· tlebug survey c\Jnduded in Ohio by the Agneultural Exten11on Sen1ce in cooperation with the Agr~cultural Experiment station Mra. Lout•• Brewer gave a stork shower honoring lrlrs. Mary Tbn· mona at her home, Tburlday evenln~. I ' Ebet and Iva ~arpentpr were In ,. ••h•••• Tuesday tnd Thursday of last week. '·" 8:w• U:®l;.::,;.:;.::.;;..;;;:.....,.~~-t':.,..,. ,: .... ero-.. ,.....,.. . .LEAD ott :·:. ·.· IVERY.COUNT Pboae 3711 .• · ~ ·.....t.., .......ell. ......, ... ................ COUNTY JUDGE ;u~ TO RAISE HEALTHIER, And p)ace a l~wyer in the of· n.. who has bad judicial ex· perlence in th' other County Couris. Fleming ' Faster Growing Cal•n Get Lower Colt GIIJII- With More IIWt To SeD- Freabea Up YOIII' 1111111 ~ WITH THE ENDOJ!SEil 1\Y . Meigs. County ' Bar Ass'n Committee .- Pd. Pol. Adv. MAS1IRMIX WFMASTER , PROGRAM Middleport Feed Mill 11:09' .... . , TJte .Gifts 1•r Yal!b program In 11:0& 11:10 · Olilo li,• muwpllou ~ ·' groJ~ of the ~ UIIIIO )J~ dlll'inl' World War U by eomei!lan ECldie Cauter. The Ohio Ltilcm rein~U!d It uoiler the pfe~nt operotlng pl4n .In 1911, ftr VA Jt~llal Pl· tleull ouJY, but expriuled It to lneludee vetmftl illltate bosplllla In IBM. E l E· AUTOMATIC HE·I I As an aid in eneoUJ:agin~ better management and feeding of swine the fourth o( a series of swu:e management bulletins was received recenUy from Ohio State Univerjlty. This b~lletin No 363 follows the •other three, 11 Baby Pigs", "Growing arid Fattemng Hogs" and "Swine Marke!· in~" and covers completely the •wine production fle1d. t' SAMUU LEWIS Phont 114-X OLDSMOB.ILE$ ARRIy E NOVEMBER B I --·• YOUl BOTTLiD W ;..:,: ·:· :'' · • ' •,• ' /On_ ' live~-- ~ CIOied Tllanclly Alterate~~ \ ' ' ~ · •~ ' ' Raclio . Dial , " B1ll111d, Olilo I -~ llft.etoo -~........................ ,.., entr t25 ..,. fer IICIIIIt lfMI cttt BE4t. OUR - ~~ .'" .Dlipt,, .. ' . NEW ' """' ........._"'......,.,.. ".......... ' ' ' " 'r'>l ' r ' . tuMe~t ,.M~r)g leeO..Jolll . -· ..... ,... ,._, .... ' .''~i ~' . ' . ., MICA-1111 SWt!tJtt, --~ .., VALI.:EY flllr atao . . . llllllllillll . , . _ - . . ' '' LUMBER IDd SUPPLY S. 3rd Ave. Middleport • r~ ' fl f ,. . (I) A ltiMIC IUI!D~ Ia _. """!' itt • • mtlle·wlll- hle8da - bearetl......., lir, . . I ,t i 1 • ..: ~-~~YS%·illeiiU,.~ • >' 1 r •' ;~~· ' 6#1lfut.~.'i• "'!: ~ ~~J~_-~}{'4 \.,,!~· ~·. ,, l':V! ' Q) A IQIIJI.AII fUIIIACI IUt tlbl ' 4( '·. 11 little 11 6 ~ ·Fulro·N· rttoMPSON 1 ;..!,,. '' bai frieh lir bila1e to ; - . , • mpplf o/..fnalaly Joeafed Jar. naco aii,Jtidindaal room taDperature oo*"l plaa oYor.aJI ~ ..,.. troHor the wlloleJYthiDL , POM~V 419 .PHONE '• ~ . CONE IN aod 1,~ aa toll you llie wlaole Jlory on ColeiiiAD Bleod·Alr' -··: . Cono(art ....... . . . . . . . .. COMIN.t.;;..MOVE .1$. ,R. J, 'to. ,. , 1lL\R· R..& VAN· ;zANDT ! ' J ' I ' ' t\ , It's the NEW way ,....~ \ feet ol. liOor .,_ , WaUODI I T~CTOR SALES ., " I •" .r! _.,. frealaly liootM lir. fNm ,__ Bleadeke iJI eecla ,roe•. Tlaey're aaall -~ lo &t IJJf IJotiae, old ., _.. . ''I. ,To The' COOLING a11d · HANU~J~(i ~~~· lir Willa fNtllly ~ ~ w. ~.,_,..,_.. Eeo~oftii~, ,W~y.,' ,., ' , uv. DIN. -~ ift N•.W• 0... Celonl let . . . . ,.. ... ...., u6ln; . . . oto:smobilit 1•s• -.,. · MobiL~ %EN1TH. TV i .. \ ' . , ~ tur.. · fi I• IIHIJIH, MICA-lilT tlll ... fH .,. ). v0u tlN'T - ~ur.UTV ....... (250 111.)1 M4 . ., ....... ... llnld'- ...,_ MOll HOTK'IIOH ., You'll want N know about ' .. . . I I The FIDest Mest 'II!' - ,.- antibiotics· 'it'l•lmportant to- rea· ~ that. o~· AJtllhiotle can replace good lee4lng and ma~ageJll~nt II plga pick uP an ·fnfe'ctfon •ontlbio· tict may help check ·it. ·FI"JC(inr, an, an~blotlc to healthy plga -may btlng n9 great benefit. Some of the amnleals have been used IS stimulators. In tel~• stimulate ef· feet get promptly and where ptlces ire il ' :tl!Nt quOted. (We are equipped to efficient service. . .; ,: . ' ,, • ...,wwa,.... tt1t 114 ...... .,.." _. Mlw ~tfltll ....,. " .. '"" " .. ~ - !Ill. theln own ne,ds. ·Water solu· ble vltatni"" .include Thiamine or 81, Riboflavin,. Niacin, Pantothenic Acid,, .O~oll!oe, Pyridoxine, Folic Aeid,. Biotin and Witatnin '• ~ l'i!tb 101!ilueh chang9 in; 'ui!' of I ..,t.olt tOO% ....... tcltMtk /MIL· K MIMDER ,.. 11 .KaJT & Van Zandt •"-·-"-· liutc can ~~ta=~r~ '~;dt~ he sylttheafzed to ' Ill• . sOLAft ....... Tbeseoinclude ~,1- -..... "",............ c..,,_,-~ " - ··· ~ ,;;;;;;.;;;;:;;;o;;,;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;::.=-;;.;;;;;;;o;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,l 15 all · ~- AN Alitw.T IHINGII FAILS IICAUII!MASfttAUIAILSI Limiting the daily ,feed Intake to 3.~ pereent of live weight af· ter hogs wetgh 150 pound will produce leaner ho~ than self feeding. If oelf feeding is prac· feeding a bulky ratton wtU s4!1darlls of '!Wllle HOts-:te•ner: · ·•production call fqr the productr, · of a market pig wetghmg m I e neighborhood of 200 pounds in l pprox:!mately iix months Some of the better feeders anJ bre'eders are achieving this re· suit in five months. When hogs are on fu!l feed the dally gam for pigs welghin~ 125 to 225 whether on or should bQ · appounds per day. Ti;,~~,:i~;~~~\~;;; approximately l.Z5 pounds of 35 per cent protein sup· plement per day: Total feed runs about 6~ pounds Pfr day making crude protein In the total ra· or approximately 13~ per cent 'Rations for nurslng ·sows and pregnant sows are spelteil our'in detail in the bulletin which may be secured from the County Ex· tensiort oruce. sodium and chlorine from calcium and phosphorus aa smaller 11mounl! or oron. capper, Iodine, cobalt, zinc and manflaneae It I! possible to poi· son ·plea with', salt If • you feed , much salt and too little water Vitamins are specific organic chemical compounds. Allh~!~ Bta. , from a- local bulk dealer who ·C.n ~~l mi,: RUTLAND , .. , ' . major. minerals .... needed in· Woadetful ·New ' COLEMAi wit6 "~"' "'"''""' of f.at.cern .. The need for protein Is really a need for amino aclda Digestion and asslm1lation the prot~IJis down into acids and combine them as proteiru'" Most protein 8Upplemenb for swine come from plant an~ animal source!t sucll ai meat scrapr, soybun oil nwal, tis11 meal and tankage. Cottonseed meal may be osed tf It bas been treated to make }I non-toxic for • POMEROY, OHIO BUV m»Lifb•r · Dis ,._ 1111 LOW-cDS1 Sc to $1.00 and ~' Phollt 254-X "We De Cullom GriHIDJ" • • • · · ~ · N. Zlld AVE. Ot and Other Girt Items Purin·a Chowi OHIO \'ALLEY . FEED CO. SeiUtlon ,·I' TOYS To Auto Drivers Next Tuesday November 5th Large ~'<:&;....... " Ohio To Halt J;..thj•y Cards .... ... ua FOR ...tch..tes · 10:~0 from · ~mllh CoOkie •uest o{ ).lr. and was Mr'l.• tbe RudySunday Durst and dau~ter, Margaret. .. ., ~: ' 10;00 ~oodl :t~~~~~~~~~~- • "' J:~ , WCHS·TV Cmdldate lor SUTTON TOWNSHIP TRUStEE Your Vote App~clated Lay-Away 12:30 1:00 1:15 · 4:15 ':30 ;:: · 6' 00 ' 6: l5 11:'00 1!:11~ · !lilts 11·10 .,••ill ell "BILL" HARilS ' 1.:00 9:30 'l}e.~li l!an to:oo <;a~eaile 'ol sporta 10:45 Red i ! ' a.Corner WILLIAM. f. • !The wscs m~t wllh Mrs. Louise I Wednesday evenina, Oc_t. '· cet tbe IICfDIO. Often the or mailed to cauling mucb state and the _ ..... , A new sot-up motorist lo ro "'"',.."' ,. winter unharmed and hat<h the puty registrar following spring. Then It the tbne renewal. to treat fields. - - - - -- Spittlebugs Cited As Problem, Next Spring Say Farm ExpertS D~ly Sentinel, Pomeror-~tddleport. o., Nov. 1, 1957- 3 IO:QO H9WGY DjiQ\ij1 '' .10!3!) . G~'ll~ ,. -·: . '> U:QO rury .·. . , .~ ' IPQ UP~ . pi ,r., ,' rs; ,,oo i'ilad 8:00 . B:~ Don't Fo,... Nov. 5th -•.. 'I'•• -,-l!n,.. ,-,..·-··r 8:1p. S~ On;.•·· ·i .. .. l 8:80 Clri.W 1 Rtri~ll ' o:iiO Walch llr. w1w~ · ,UI NBC,N,'WI ' 7:90 ~~~.¥allly ,pays 7:30 S.liei of i.ondon h. H. Zlmmerroan, Exec11tivc Secretary of the AAsorlatlon. h,. announcod the followlnt distinguished speakers: MondayCharlo• 1. Jucobson, Dettolt, . USE OUR Romper Room Trouble With Father , Arlene Froncls Show· Trum're Hunt Tbe Price Is Right Truth pr CoDJequences Tic Dough If~ould Be Yo• ' ~'DfY News Mo\'leiiDie ~Ide and Gro9m f!liltlnee Tb'ealre Queen !or I oay Mo,_d~ 11.0maneea Sp~cb Pl,yhouse SportaEye Weathmsat NH•a Pleture :, •. Locust St. • • �,. 'I KU'~!/.. a l!ilnlor at !llllS fell , 11011aaiand brok'O ber lett arm. ~ Ia ! paJorotteiD tile .. ~chilli I . 'J+acl D~ lilt'liilh 1\:bOol pianist. Leo S..arlea bas been returned ~qjne froiD tbe M,aon CUnlc. SP()Iff$ DESK ... . . ( .. . ' ' J ' 1 ' • I ' . , Ql& " ...... ,, HOU.R.~ SERVICE 195.6- MERMY: ····· ·· ············· $2295 ...--. -~ ·-·- CU~ Hard ~p Cou~e. Real shi!I'P black and red fin· ,1811 With gleamllia ~l!!te w'll tires. Custom leather i11ter· ior harmonizing beautlfull~ wl~h exterior. Soup to "uls acce~ories. Talk about _ jazzy! Man, you've got to see it. - ' ·-·.... -· 1956 FORD CusfH1111t .............. $1695 4 Door. A youthful oar•11)414~ •~4 out. The lleht blue finish is spotle,ss frid tile' miltcbinJ blue Interior Is as fresh as new. One Ic~Cal ·owner, ii young lady, In fad. Yes sir, lt'u dUb froiD a FUiy. · 1 .TOWING ( . 1953 CADILlAC ................. ·.. $1695' : 'nle Serle~ 6,2, .. ~r Sf!au. !>llep rich green metallic ~ finish tbalsl!irltle.'lllce new, Once you've east your eves " : : :: . ' ' : ! • :s Pllollf IUrlera Coune. Evervone from Grandma to Junior will ride In comfort 1{1 !bls space 'happy cir. 2 doors inakes It ~e loo. Power steert~l· pqwer ~rakes. DJ)WQJ' ,indows an~ po~er seat «P~ y,qu!' •~tvlnf l!ltUW'e. It's really an ' .. ·rlat~at of the upli81t. : . II J)eluxe f ~r. !1')1, ~ Jlt• mam aud blue ®b \Ike a slinw car. A sul'f! eve ~ton~~er on the Inside ton. Just lur,Q th~fkand ~e Jlfi:VP.r fQII{ to RfRrt. 'nib Is the car wltli • P~lallon for depimdablllty. Come on In and ltlvil ell ' : • I • . : 'I· Jqn'IAC ·::.... ·............ ·.. s' l'S : : : : il ~ 1~~· MERCURY .............. ~ ..... $1995 ': :. :: : : • tJ'4V f111or Mode"' two f!J,IM willie ~nd Jfl'een fin· .. I• . ' t off ·with' '""A• soli. double ooqJ• whit• w~ll tlr•A. :. ~ )lritJimwer ~tearing. now•• hrakes, Merc-ll·matlt , drlve: radto. heater. tinted ~aRR pn~ lll~~v nlber ootlonal · features. You've got to #Ill! an~ aoiv-. this beauty to ap· predate lt. E 19l$'PlYMOUYff ......... ;...... :·.. i495 :: -~ Crs~hrgp~ t ,Tir.pr, 'l'hls 1'111~ 11111• bit•~ ln'h I• r••dv tf. _,.,-1'1111 :~AIV h••illl~f. F.RRV In n~rk. 'I'I•AS h•v• hAr•iv lnl•t~· PI! ~If• rMd Nl\t R n~f•~ 111•kAr Alihor llody sollcl motor · souq~ and am.C!Il!h· Automatic drive good. ·' 19 · OI.DSMOIILE .. ·.... ·..... u . . . t!4f5 rl · ~· :f Jiloor. 'iudf' .}~ the lao of 1ulQJI'V In thl~ bl~ I ' . TRAI)-·-.IN·$· 1956 C~ · ...... ·.. S164S f·DoOf aui'- . a~!~•!.t!vory, radto1 ~r. ell:,,pi(~. ~""'~ ,79, .... ,.. ;.... 195J DOIGI6 cyl. ···················· Sl95 ,.\er. l!e•QIItul 19tA f'"P fin~ ' . ' 1954. FOlD .. ··.............. .$79$ 1,~, 2 J)qp!· '- Jctlflell clown drag out ~ar !IJat can tiktl?.'iJpt good, but don't jud~ ('bOOt 1; Ill CO. V . " ' " '"" f. ~•r by '"' ~nt. ¥echanlc~llf, th~ ~qb Ia toJU'l'r IC lildi7 111d tet you nell a fiOd l!uy... . • .ond·VA.N U1\'Dif· • , 1955. CHM$.lt *'~r "l ........ ~ .. · 1395 210 Ser111 lfi.1b VB motot, . • 2oDoor with v.a .,...,, buift, 214J!l ""'"• au4 blue tts• r , -- r ·"' •ua ................ $101$ fll,ogr; ....!!tw, 117Mftow, GrNn II~ . Rtatet ~~a ; 0 0 t 0 0 0 t 0 I 0 0 o o 0 0 I I I 0 0 0 I $195 JI4,Pter. plio. I ton~ , ' ·' _ · .......... , .. ,·\... .~,,,.. l}bJ!.. , • I f.I 'I 19~5 1 (lnilh j o"t' ONLY· ; r,t. ,', ,'o1\,. , .•. Fpr. ,,, lt$5 \ ~ ~~$\-~ W.(· ea ~ ~ ~~not too . . ' ~Df!oi' ~~p, Iuper k 2 lone ~lu. ap,4 Ivory. <i!le fanillv m. Co!ft[ort nlus with ru~tom 101 nfe • 9 • ns. oowel"'teerinll'. llnted Rlan. bvdrPmatlr ~rive ·~ . _JDJ•~Ic (rom thP blr r.leA• ton~ radiO;·Drive II dpilbe ~mazed at thl~ W~l)~~!:f~l value. ' • ; j \' I ' '>-·, ·PRESTO" MOIOIS. on the luxurious i~I'JQr yop \!'ill ~ow Immediately that this fine car bas lleen the pride aM joY or som~ne of dli!IIIY· J'!ll ~ w 1110es bebl)ld !he ~h.el iild you'll kilO, WhY CadlUac Is your best buy. : 1953 MK Roidmader .. ·.. ·: ·.... $995 : • Ntpt ~ I4IU Day noattlt4 ' o..; l950 Fill Bed. .19f9 ll'lat ' •. · 8. Ti1l!'d Ave. �,. 'I KU'~!/.. a l!ilnlor at !llllS fell , 11011aaiand brok'O ber lett arm. ~ Ia ! paJorotteiD tile .. ~chilli I . 'J+acl D~ lilt'liilh 1\:bOol pianist. Leo S..arlea bas been returned ~qjne froiD tbe M,aon CUnlc. SP()Iff$ DESK ... . . ( .. . ' ' J ' 1 ' • I ' . , Ql& " ...... ,, HOU.R.~ SERVICE 195.6- MERMY: ····· ·· ············· $2295 ...--. -~ ·-·- CU~ Hard ~p Cou~e. Real shi!I'P black and red fin· ,1811 With gleamllia ~l!!te w'll tires. Custom leather i11ter· ior harmonizing beautlfull~ wl~h exterior. Soup to "uls acce~ories. Talk about _ jazzy! Man, you've got to see it. - ' ·-·.... -· 1956 FORD CusfH1111t .............. $1695 4 Door. A youthful oar•11)414~ •~4 out. The lleht blue finish is spotle,ss frid tile' miltcbinJ blue Interior Is as fresh as new. One Ic~Cal ·owner, ii young lady, In fad. Yes sir, lt'u dUb froiD a FUiy. · 1 .TOWING ( . 1953 CADILlAC ................. ·.. $1695' : 'nle Serle~ 6,2, .. ~r Sf!au. !>llep rich green metallic ~ finish tbalsl!irltle.'lllce new, Once you've east your eves " : : :: . ' ' : ! • :s Pllollf IUrlera Coune. Evervone from Grandma to Junior will ride In comfort 1{1 !bls space 'happy cir. 2 doors inakes It ~e loo. Power steert~l· pqwer ~rakes. DJ)WQJ' ,indows an~ po~er seat «P~ y,qu!' •~tvlnf l!ltUW'e. It's really an ' .. ·rlat~at of the upli81t. : . II J)eluxe f ~r. !1')1, ~ Jlt• mam aud blue ®b \Ike a slinw car. A sul'f! eve ~ton~~er on the Inside ton. Just lur,Q th~fkand ~e Jlfi:VP.r fQII{ to RfRrt. 'nib Is the car wltli • P~lallon for depimdablllty. Come on In and ltlvil ell ' : • I • . : 'I· Jqn'IAC ·::.... ·............ ·.. s' l'S : : : : il ~ 1~~· MERCURY .............. ~ ..... $1995 ': :. :: : : • tJ'4V f111or Mode"' two f!J,IM willie ~nd Jfl'een fin· .. I• . ' t off ·with' '""A• soli. double ooqJ• whit• w~ll tlr•A. :. ~ )lritJimwer ~tearing. now•• hrakes, Merc-ll·matlt , drlve: radto. heater. tinted ~aRR pn~ lll~~v nlber ootlonal · features. You've got to #Ill! an~ aoiv-. this beauty to ap· predate lt. E 19l$'PlYMOUYff ......... ;...... :·.. i495 :: -~ Crs~hrgp~ t ,Tir.pr, 'l'hls 1'111~ 11111• bit•~ ln'h I• r••dv tf. _,.,-1'1111 :~AIV h••illl~f. F.RRV In n~rk. 'I'I•AS h•v• hAr•iv lnl•t~· PI! ~If• rMd Nl\t R n~f•~ 111•kAr Alihor llody sollcl motor · souq~ and am.C!Il!h· Automatic drive good. ·' 19 · OI.DSMOIILE .. ·.... ·..... u . . . t!4f5 rl · ~· :f Jiloor. 'iudf' .}~ the lao of 1ulQJI'V In thl~ bl~ I ' . TRAI)-·-.IN·$· 1956 C~ · ...... ·.. S164S f·DoOf aui'- . a~!~•!.t!vory, radto1 ~r. ell:,,pi(~. ~""'~ ,79, .... ,.. ;.... 195J DOIGI6 cyl. ···················· Sl95 ,.\er. l!e•QIItul 19tA f'"P fin~ ' . ' 1954. FOlD .. ··.............. .$79$ 1,~, 2 J)qp!· '- Jctlflell clown drag out ~ar !IJat can tiktl?.'iJpt good, but don't jud~ ('bOOt 1; Ill CO. V . " ' " '"" f. ~•r by '"' ~nt. ¥echanlc~llf, th~ ~qb Ia toJU'l'r IC lildi7 111d tet you nell a fiOd l!uy... . • .ond·VA.N U1\'Dif· • , 1955. CHM$.lt *'~r "l ........ ~ .. · 1395 210 Ser111 lfi.1b VB motot, . • 2oDoor with v.a .,...,, buift, 214J!l ""'"• au4 blue tts• r , -- r ·"' •ua ................ $101$ fll,ogr; ....!!tw, 117Mftow, GrNn II~ . Rtatet ~~a ; 0 0 t 0 0 0 t 0 I 0 0 o o 0 0 I I I 0 0 0 I $195 JI4,Pter. plio. I ton~ , ' ·' _ · .......... , .. ,·\... .~,,,.. l}bJ!.. , • I f.I 'I 19~5 1 (lnilh j o"t' ONLY· ; r,t. ,', ,'o1\,. , .•. Fpr. ,,, lt$5 \ ~ ~~$\-~ W.(· ea ~ ~ ~~not too . . ' ~Df!oi' ~~p, Iuper k 2 lone ~lu. ap,4 Ivory. <i!le fanillv m. Co!ft[ort nlus with ru~tom 101 nfe • 9 • ns. oowel"'teerinll'. llnted Rlan. bvdrPmatlr ~rive ·~ . _JDJ•~Ic (rom thP blr r.leA• ton~ radiO;·Drive II dpilbe ~mazed at thl~ W~l)~~!:f~l value. ' • ; j \' I ' '>-·, ·PRESTO" MOIOIS. on the luxurious i~I'JQr yop \!'ill ~ow Immediately that this fine car bas lleen the pride aM joY or som~ne of dli!IIIY· J'!ll ~ w 1110es bebl)ld !he ~h.el iild you'll kilO, WhY CadlUac Is your best buy. : 1953 MK Roidmader .. ·.. ·: ·.... $995 : • Ntpt ~ I4IU Day noattlt4 ' o..; l950 Fill Bed. .19f9 ll'lat ' •. · 8. Ti1l!'d Ave. �I,,, • I ~. t-D~~~¥5enUn~I;Po.~ry_MtJidlel>9rt. o. Nov. 1, 1957 :H~beiT Ho8niial . McKinney-Batey I ' . ' . r. '. NUp t'aiVo (ttnlinut<l F""" l'ilt o.,.l I Ws Are EXChanged 1 1 ° 1 0ld Minds Proved Handier On · /Sixth. Birthday WI ds In T L! I Fqr Billy Slater nor ests In WI ·naSIIIngtoniToBeObserved _ YflliH!ther. ', ' 'l'he demonetratlon 1"ll1 also '· show the '1¥anner In ~hleh sialic . . eleetricily may be generated on h Annou~ccmrnt IS bemg m~<l e of 1 8 woolen blankets nylor\; silk or dl e ~ ""'' 8',1 'd11 ~ Mc~m"'Y · • • • · • aug11 er o It r. an 1• rs . .:-amuc sharkskip uniforms,~ rubber qr M K' 1 M'ddl 1 dA d coniposi_tion soled shoes> and non- Baetc~nn~~1 'Oof ~;rs. ~j~~~~ ~~~lc/ 0~ C9nduc~tve rubber ta~le matttea- Middl~port. ' ses whtch are loupd 1D openting The ccrernon W'IS ·rfonncd on and delivecy rooms In hoapitals. October 28 in ~ichrn':~d. Indiana. , Although Holter Hosp•\11 haa: They were accompanied by Ben modern up to da~e oper~ting rooms Batey, brother of Ihe ~room. and modem equipment, this dem- The bride attended Middll•porl onstration i8 being held to further High School and is now employed 1.;;;.;.===='====::,,~'1 th~ Martin Restaurant. . Batey graduated from Mid· l :lleDo>rl in IQ53. served in the and atl('ndcd Rio James G. (Jim.my) · I TRUSTEE of COLUMBUS UP - clash with Northcwestern l 11rnin g point" for his Buek. , lhrcatencd with the spectre Experienced And Knows 'l'he Work K. Warner Sch<!IC, nnd Paul Horst Wood Hayes calls this Sat- Salisbury Twp. Capable, Scientists Chal"lcs R. Strother, Ohio Slate that liJ bcul winless Nmrth\•cOI.urn two · touchdown un"wc'll have to play Our the year." or lho UlliVCTSity of Washington roundC'd them up for a sericB of complex psychological teots that were designed to shoW how their minds ~o;kcd1 dnd how welL By diVIdmg lhc 50 mlo five groups of 10 .. with five men and f1ve women 111 each group, they were evenly sprca1! out according to age. The mean age of Group 1 was 71 and .or Group 5, 84. The mcon Pgcs ot the grou~s between was 73, 75, nnd 79. .From previous studies of, the pnnds or young adults who e1ther wc1·~ un1vers1ty students or univers1ty graduates, the scientists The Bucktyc coach figured his with a 4·1 record rcscmiJ.. 1956 record al this time, - Pd. Poi. Adv. 11 better position than last t(!am, ~owever, mostly due experience. ::=;:;::;:;::;:::;:;::;:;::;:;::;=:;:=:;:~~to Fnr the entire nine-game !ieasop last year, Hayes used only minds had statistical with which "norms" lo for compare youn& Buckeyes 1nore than 116 of the their lt'lca,s urt•ments or old minds. possi~lc 500 playing minutes, But ln comprehendi ng the meanings Veteran of W.W. I te Vote For JULIAN "Noonie" HILL for TRUSTEE - Pd. Pol. Adv . . I I w\ Ree..dSVI'II e omen Attel'l d 0'IS t riC •t HeO' t hC00ference· I. NO. e Llnl Removal e Drlesl Spin TAILORED .. ·SUITS- SPORT COATS:.. TOPCOA1,TS : · and SLACKS , .· · I PRICED FROM I' ·BAKER FURNITURE ' I On The Brighteat Corner In Mlddlel»ort \ N~W . YOR:K _ . CLOTHING HOUSE P~111eroy, Ohlp ~-·------iiiiiiiiilliiliilillllllllliiiiilliiliiliiii····i I Thomas J. SCOTT FOR TRUSTEE Chesler 1'ownshlp NOV. 5th ~;u;C1'10N Your VQle . Appreel•led Not Obliiutcd to anyone - PH. Pol. Cb~ster-PTA-·­ Halloween Party Is Held . Mrs. Thclmu Otr, Mr. 11. 11. G1·ay and Mr. Howard l'arker were IIJ<Ucs for th C costumes at the Halloween putty IIPunsored by the Cl!eslcr PTA at the school Frlduy I cvcmng. · 0 Prlws were awarded for Ute Prctuf•st, ut:liel!t und the most· orlgillnl In lhe three groups. Win· nlng pri2c11 in the pr(Nichool, pri· Jnili'V c:roup were Jo>; ~; autt, Kar· 1 on BIBftell ~nd B1!1y Gll!lllan. In lhe Intermediate ~roup, wlnnt!ra were rcrry Scidenohcl, Diana Baer und Bnbby Drown nnd In tho up· P"r grndes wore Drusilla Will Tommy Somcrllcld and Kellh Rid: cnour tJIJ(I Vcrncn Cleland as a Vote For LESRR M. HAWK Stn ol Mr., Mro. Coy Howko * Candidate For MEMBER, BASTERN LOCAl, SCHOOL BOARD COliJl)C, A cako walk and many olh;r were cnjoyc.d by approxl· 11111tely 150 parents and children. gnmc~t hl' l , p .-., d I, l ' * * * See You at the l'olis ' ......, NOV. 5 QUAUIY ANNOUNCING AN ALL-N.EW LUXURY. -,..,.~ IN A LOWER PRICED . FIELD I · PAUL E. LIFE ' ' , Son, Rov., Mn. ldmond Lilt * * MEMQI!R, EASTER-N ·'LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD * ' ADVANCID-New Alllhi·Swetp atylln111 * •OOMY-Newsofl;wldt soli! 1\VRY.,.New 1010 1 comprtlllo~.ratlol I'CIWIIIUI-Now 354 cu. ln. Spll~ro V·8 onglnol 'WONDII,Ul-New Torslon·"lre Rldel No edra coat sAIIST- New Totoi·Conlacl brakes! NOV. 5 - Pd. l'ol. Adv. . BALDWIN , $400.00 . MODliN- New Pushbutton control Torqu€1Fiitet• W•ddtno Rifto •175.00 .' .. ........._,..,..... ---.,.., --·e •--.uutucan. 1968 Chryller Wl~tborl .. li~wt A car not only all-n•tD In pertorl\)an~ but.l"'presentln£ an all-lltiD COD• cept o/ luxury In J~j lowet priced field! · lt.Wt lmaginof 'CArr•ltr quality ••• Chr,.U, luxury •.. Chrwaltr per!ormaneo ••• Chrt~sltr. pl'tBiigo! So much morct to enjoy! So much leao to payl . 11•wt .And to toP It all-you have .the pride und sati•lactio~ of owning a Chrysler-the car with that 111mililul:able oold tlttD look of stltteaa ' ~~,.tffl Now· $2.95 ' C~ll.ins Jewel ,. CHRYSLER NIW VORI<IR lor tlll!Bt ·ftoff'"'yoil ...ry luntry kno1111 le ~odeN' motorini( and many that arc unjquely Ita own. T~rSon·Aire !lUaPermiQp, pu•hbutton 'l'urquqt:lllc, t;onola'I)I·Control powOI' stoorlng;duul h..d!l4h1A111d . ·\ 1 new Com\)Ound·Ourved wlndllhiOld• are all •tandurd "''uipmon~ l 'be New Yorker't1 ~'iroPowOr V-8-en"ne iH tho mOllt efficient in tho world. '~ -~ ,' \' , " .. ' ;· in ltyllni outlide an4 inside ••• afl.new In onrinoerlnr ••• aii-IHIII S11 ••I tbHtt LAY ·AWAY Wrll~s longci·t.lt:tn :111y olhct· cvur ntude . . •. tMitnY-Now dual ~rburellonl ' '_ i} .l, Ia Tnday . • • lhere'a 1 ahlnlnt new "ltuury lltll'. the medium Pri.£11 fteld • , , the ctamoroua all-6tW . .BALL POl NT PEN JEWELERS IAIIIIT- New Conilont·Control Powar SteorlnKI' ICI...C:-Now Compound·Cvrvod wlndohloldst IIIIAIU-New s!lp·prool Sure·Grlp di(leren\lal!' IXCI.UIIVI- New Autp·Pilotl' o.tr·,-~ IO!tot -~........, ""' ~11\ltiCI. , .. tCtt,oob STERLING SILVER TIP B. H. SANBOR~ • GlAMQious- Noll ·:Luxvry Look" Inter lora I Sec You al lhe l'oil~ Come In and Try Our Exclusive New 'Sheaffer's The Glamorous New .·· , CH RYSL.ER ..WIN ·osQ:~ t:undida!c •·ur ·k ' ·, < ~ L . . '··,.·.. ' .. I •' that makes other 'care leeill old'!Ubloned. t Maw• Neyer ¥,o'? ,hq It ~.Palble !01' )'O~ to own so much rlamotlr • 1~ 'I'IIDlnucb luxuey , •• lor so little I Olllu C~er .~~ It today! uw• Aak your ChJ'yaler · aa~er tO show you Chrysler's lone llit 4· 111'.:CW'pew ' l968!~turea , sudi aa Cbry!ler'a nolw 'Au,IO'~otl Th&11f811A!sf . driving ealety, drhtn1 Comfort feature ever lnvenled! Not a tovernor,· but ~n · llillmi~~q device connected with apeidometer and aceelera• lor. {t P'?Vente euoaa IIPeM In traillc zonee, maintaine e01181GIIIIJM!8ll; on Geod Clfa VIed Cin AD lllu•ll!ld Modell MITROP,OLITAN i~· •{~· · For CUS~M ' ---rPOTATOE}-.Stoc~ on winter p~ latoea whije· they last. S· A. · Enoch, Portland, 0. . lli-23-tf .:_. , ,....... · ..: Fall and Winter FABRICS e Cleanest Clothes by Uulted Stales Testing Co., Inc. The Diilrlct Health Conferenre held al Lake Hope Lodge, Oct. 25 was enjoyed by ·,_ the followln g members (rom the Reedsville· Long BOttom group: Mrs. Bernice Prince, Mrs. P~ulinn Mycra, Mrs. ~largaret Brown, Mrs. Ara 'My ers and Mro. Maxn1e ·Whitehead . The next regular , meeting will be held November 71h at tho 1 hllme of Mrs. Margaret Brown a~ Re"dSYille. · · .'" 'llli.IMWII't Wilh The Famoas Display ·of New FOR l CJa Tile Brlg!u~t Coi'MI, 6th ·NOV. 5 FRIGIDAIRE WASHERS RATED ' .FURNITUR.• . ' I " 'GBVIisD 800CI ' ·OO. . BAKER · ' . I . ....141.1!tr,LIOII" $299;ocf Klbn Tailoring ,CompaD)' RepreseDiatlve rJ . ' MR. lARRY. G'RAY or words the old minds were etatistically ,suporlor lo lhe young ones up to and throuyh the 79 years rnran·nsc group. The · 00 yca~I·Plus !(roup were interior to lhe young minds. This .held true als'o !n comprehending 'and using numOOra. \ . But in .rcnsunin~. in ment~ agiltty, liOd Ill rc lt~tiug lo llm(), even tho youngest of the old minds (71 -iiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ years, menn age) yt"Crc not ·up to 11 the Y()Ung Gncs 07 years up to 2\ly<~. . . Have been and wilt coolin· tart Township and go'od roads. r.!~t ~~~.~~~j r:rulpa~:~.w;:. . and Mrs. l~nd. '· c. in Just five ~""'"this year he has already uHcd 15 plnycrs a~ lcust 116 or more minutes. -~·--' cd ucatiu11 of their own perand others Jn the Drea who be lnlcroslcd. Holzor Hospital invited rlm:lorll, oursc!S, ad· miniKlralofll ami other hospital llCrllunnel {rom within u 60 mile rudiul to al.lrrul thiR dNnon!-!tra· lion. LETART TOWNSHIP ue to be interested in Le- . ---- Carpenter and family Salurdat · Mro. G. lllll~P. and t J~ and Mrs, A. C. Brewer.Siliunons, Pt. Pll\l~arit, ,.tr. ·an4 D~rsl caJ.. d, on ~· €ar· and family Tjluraday even. 'Mra: Fred V~n Malft, Londbn, ·o,Xr.' and · Mra. Paul Bleiilpl. 111'.. Clarence ·B~own, . Mr~ G1111~ C~p- · B. R. Allen visited 'his son and ,mall, M:ra. Mary Bonecit1ttlqtld familY Satu!tlay, Mr. and Mrs! Connl~, Mrs. Myrtle Cbapman and Howard Allen and children, Sltll' Sondra ,were ·lfUestlaJ ruuara of ler. ·Mrs. ·Cecil llle110lng. . Charles Neuman, Syrac\18e, call; .' O~ey R.ouah and Mrs.·E!liel frt . were l'oinl Pleaaiiilt bualn1111 yla• ed on Eber Carpenter and famUy itora Salilrday. Saturday· a(U!moon. 1 . , ... ,, NEW '58 At the present time they <! L"(' r~· ;idinJ,l \1.-ilh the groom's mother. _ - - - - -years old. Ttcy were equally di - mind& ,.;dcd "' to ''''· All were univcr'!be ideal way lo study minds s1 ty J.!r<tdu <L tc·s and at any stage would bC to take a large number of thch livr'5 all would httVI! been of minds when &hey are young and I ~etm classified "' mentally superior. study them periodically over· the 11 Scltntlslt Proport Study I many years of their aging. J By Hayes . Saturday WILKESVILU 1 ] 'urn'·ng PoJ'nt LEWIS * I 'j 1I . :' :· Morgon Trlplelt, Port· . 11·•. sixth blrlMdy of Billy Sia··. Jl4ndaU Talbott Ne.w Lexington Eon With Wordo By DELOS SMITH . I A CUriOUS matter appeared in . \cr ,Wi ll b< celebrated thiS w~ek IPillll the week end with ,his. par· NEW IORK UP -SCience isn the comparative statist;,. on the ' end when relatives Will gather •• 'onll, Mr. and Mra. Dell 'Talbcitt. yet able lo make precise eompar· ease of usinir words. The 71-year·/ ~~e. ho~e of his parenta, · ~r. and And)· Ward and Dale LawsOn isons of old minds wilh young old ••oup showCd less case than '"'· ~llllam Slater and SuSie, Hud- !"ere business visiton In Parker.. · d b th t If rl d ~ 0" son ~treet b nun s u1 • ncwc~ c o 1o o the young minds but the 73-year- 1 ·t urg recent1y. • ~o shows ~hut old minds are more . old group showed more ease. This Fr~:e:::~.:!n infcl~~h Mr.' ~d Mr~ _:Mr. and VJrs. S. W. Durst and • ~nsd \an Matty~ Portland, called on Eber 11l ease w1th wo~dS 'md numbers greater ease was even greater in 'Mrt. H nl ~ 0 than young ones. the 751)tear-old group, but there- . k' " fey our a_n aug ter, 'Cverung. . Bul one of the first loo;cs ag- after It declined to ~ liltle less ~t'c~I ..rqbColum~u~, Joe ~a~en;· R. R. Durst spent Monday In mg imposes .on minds 1s 1n the than tha~ of _Young mmd_s. . bowuflgu~r:n, .;t:~f:t:ky~ eeo, Colun~ous. m~mory ~lcpartment. Also ol~ . The scientu;t.s h~d mad~. a pr~- 01 This will also be a farewell ar· Kenny Brewer, .Lima, spent the mmds dou t work as quickly, .don t VIGUS report but 1t was prelim1- ty for Joe C IJe h. . P week end .with bts pareqta, Mr. rc.uson as . wdl, and have trouble nary." This was their final n· . f the a e~ w ~ "': 111 1ebve ...rc_Jating events to time tha~ young port, to .a technical organ of the soon o~ - _s~_VIce. e IS a flit- ' ther of Mrs. sr~e..:_ - - ml_nds ~on 'l have, a~eordmg to .American f·;ycl1ological Associath1s q,uLtc cumprehensave study of lion. old mu~ds. I They e.cknowledgcd a primary . They wen: the minds of 50 rc· weakness of their study. This is tired rollegr- l('achers and profes- ' that ihe minds' studted in youth sional pcopl·: w!10 wen~ 70 to 88 and in age were not the same ELECT * • ./ biPwaye. ' 'f'HREE GREAT aERJ!I IN .TH"E! 'pf~~C:E CLAS&Ba . NIW VO~KEA 't . s44.ATOG4 , WINdsOR! .' ·lliLI-IIi; ..... 11 .~re¥.91k -·-· - - ' - - - - , - ..-~-~ �I,,, • I ~. t-D~~~¥5enUn~I;Po.~ry_MtJidlel>9rt. o. Nov. 1, 1957 :H~beiT Ho8niial . McKinney-Batey I ' . ' . r. '. NUp t'aiVo (ttnlinut<l F""" l'ilt o.,.l I Ws Are EXChanged 1 1 ° 1 0ld Minds Proved Handier On · /Sixth. Birthday WI ds In T L! I Fqr Billy Slater nor ests In WI ·naSIIIngtoniToBeObserved _ YflliH!ther. ', ' 'l'he demonetratlon 1"ll1 also '· show the '1¥anner In ~hleh sialic . . eleetricily may be generated on h Annou~ccmrnt IS bemg m~<l e of 1 8 woolen blankets nylor\; silk or dl e ~ ""'' 8',1 'd11 ~ Mc~m"'Y · • • • · • aug11 er o It r. an 1• rs . .:-amuc sharkskip uniforms,~ rubber qr M K' 1 M'ddl 1 dA d coniposi_tion soled shoes> and non- Baetc~nn~~1 'Oof ~;rs. ~j~~~~ ~~~lc/ 0~ C9nduc~tve rubber ta~le matttea- Middl~port. ' ses whtch are loupd 1D openting The ccrernon W'IS ·rfonncd on and delivecy rooms In hoapitals. October 28 in ~ichrn':~d. Indiana. , Although Holter Hosp•\11 haa: They were accompanied by Ben modern up to da~e oper~ting rooms Batey, brother of Ihe ~room. and modem equipment, this dem- The bride attended Middll•porl onstration i8 being held to further High School and is now employed 1.;;;.;.===='====::,,~'1 th~ Martin Restaurant. . Batey graduated from Mid· l :lleDo>rl in IQ53. served in the and atl('ndcd Rio James G. (Jim.my) · I TRUSTEE of COLUMBUS UP - clash with Northcwestern l 11rnin g point" for his Buek. , lhrcatencd with the spectre Experienced And Knows 'l'he Work K. Warner Sch<!IC, nnd Paul Horst Wood Hayes calls this Sat- Salisbury Twp. Capable, Scientists Chal"lcs R. Strother, Ohio Slate that liJ bcul winless Nmrth\•cOI.urn two · touchdown un"wc'll have to play Our the year." or lho UlliVCTSity of Washington roundC'd them up for a sericB of complex psychological teots that were designed to shoW how their minds ~o;kcd1 dnd how welL By diVIdmg lhc 50 mlo five groups of 10 .. with five men and f1ve women 111 each group, they were evenly sprca1! out according to age. The mean age of Group 1 was 71 and .or Group 5, 84. The mcon Pgcs ot the grou~s between was 73, 75, nnd 79. .From previous studies of, the pnnds or young adults who e1ther wc1·~ un1vers1ty students or univers1ty graduates, the scientists The Bucktyc coach figured his with a 4·1 record rcscmiJ.. 1956 record al this time, - Pd. Poi. Adv. 11 better position than last t(!am, ~owever, mostly due experience. ::=;:;::;:;::;:::;:;::;:;::;:;::;=:;:=:;:~~to Fnr the entire nine-game !ieasop last year, Hayes used only minds had statistical with which "norms" lo for compare youn& Buckeyes 1nore than 116 of the their lt'lca,s urt•ments or old minds. possi~lc 500 playing minutes, But ln comprehendi ng the meanings Veteran of W.W. I te Vote For JULIAN "Noonie" HILL for TRUSTEE - Pd. Pol. Adv . . I I w\ Ree..dSVI'II e omen Attel'l d 0'IS t riC •t HeO' t hC00ference· I. NO. e Llnl Removal e Drlesl Spin TAILORED .. ·SUITS- SPORT COATS:.. TOPCOA1,TS : · and SLACKS , .· · I PRICED FROM I' ·BAKER FURNITURE ' I On The Brighteat Corner In Mlddlel»ort \ N~W . YOR:K _ . CLOTHING HOUSE P~111eroy, Ohlp ~-·------iiiiiiiiilliiliilillllllllliiiiilliiliiliiii····i I Thomas J. SCOTT FOR TRUSTEE Chesler 1'ownshlp NOV. 5th ~;u;C1'10N Your VQle . Appreel•led Not Obliiutcd to anyone - PH. Pol. Cb~ster-PTA-·­ Halloween Party Is Held . Mrs. Thclmu Otr, Mr. 11. 11. G1·ay and Mr. Howard l'arker were IIJ<Ucs for th C costumes at the Halloween putty IIPunsored by the Cl!eslcr PTA at the school Frlduy I cvcmng. · 0 Prlws were awarded for Ute Prctuf•st, ut:liel!t und the most· orlgillnl In lhe three groups. Win· nlng pri2c11 in the pr(Nichool, pri· Jnili'V c:roup were Jo>; ~; autt, Kar· 1 on BIBftell ~nd B1!1y Gll!lllan. In lhe Intermediate ~roup, wlnnt!ra were rcrry Scidenohcl, Diana Baer und Bnbby Drown nnd In tho up· P"r grndes wore Drusilla Will Tommy Somcrllcld and Kellh Rid: cnour tJIJ(I Vcrncn Cleland as a Vote For LESRR M. HAWK Stn ol Mr., Mro. Coy Howko * Candidate For MEMBER, BASTERN LOCAl, SCHOOL BOARD COliJl)C, A cako walk and many olh;r were cnjoyc.d by approxl· 11111tely 150 parents and children. gnmc~t hl' l , p .-., d I, l ' * * * See You at the l'olis ' ......, NOV. 5 QUAUIY ANNOUNCING AN ALL-N.EW LUXURY. -,..,.~ IN A LOWER PRICED . FIELD I · PAUL E. LIFE ' ' , Son, Rov., Mn. ldmond Lilt * * MEMQI!R, EASTER-N ·'LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD * ' ADVANCID-New Alllhi·Swetp atylln111 * •OOMY-Newsofl;wldt soli! 1\VRY.,.New 1010 1 comprtlllo~.ratlol I'CIWIIIUI-Now 354 cu. ln. Spll~ro V·8 onglnol 'WONDII,Ul-New Torslon·"lre Rldel No edra coat sAIIST- New Totoi·Conlacl brakes! NOV. 5 - Pd. l'ol. Adv. . BALDWIN , $400.00 . MODliN- New Pushbutton control Torqu€1Fiitet• W•ddtno Rifto •175.00 .' .. ........._,..,..... ---.,.., --·e •--.uutucan. 1968 Chryller Wl~tborl .. li~wt A car not only all-n•tD In pertorl\)an~ but.l"'presentln£ an all-lltiD COD• cept o/ luxury In J~j lowet priced field! · lt.Wt lmaginof 'CArr•ltr quality ••• Chr,.U, luxury •.. Chrwaltr per!ormaneo ••• Chrt~sltr. pl'tBiigo! So much morct to enjoy! So much leao to payl . 11•wt .And to toP It all-you have .the pride und sati•lactio~ of owning a Chrysler-the car with that 111mililul:able oold tlttD look of stltteaa ' ~~,.tffl Now· $2.95 ' C~ll.ins Jewel ,. CHRYSLER NIW VORI<IR lor tlll!Bt ·ftoff'"'yoil ...ry luntry kno1111 le ~odeN' motorini( and many that arc unjquely Ita own. T~rSon·Aire !lUaPermiQp, pu•hbutton 'l'urquqt:lllc, t;onola'I)I·Control powOI' stoorlng;duul h..d!l4h1A111d . ·\ 1 new Com\)Ound·Ourved wlndllhiOld• are all •tandurd "''uipmon~ l 'be New Yorker't1 ~'iroPowOr V-8-en"ne iH tho mOllt efficient in tho world. '~ -~ ,' \' , " .. ' ;· in ltyllni outlide an4 inside ••• afl.new In onrinoerlnr ••• aii-IHIII S11 ••I tbHtt LAY ·AWAY Wrll~s longci·t.lt:tn :111y olhct· cvur ntude . . •. tMitnY-Now dual ~rburellonl ' '_ i} .l, Ia Tnday . • • lhere'a 1 ahlnlnt new "ltuury lltll'. the medium Pri.£11 fteld • , , the ctamoroua all-6tW . .BALL POl NT PEN JEWELERS IAIIIIT- New Conilont·Control Powar SteorlnKI' ICI...C:-Now Compound·Cvrvod wlndohloldst IIIIAIU-New s!lp·prool Sure·Grlp di(leren\lal!' IXCI.UIIVI- New Autp·Pilotl' o.tr·,-~ IO!tot -~........, ""' ~11\ltiCI. , .. tCtt,oob STERLING SILVER TIP B. H. SANBOR~ • GlAMQious- Noll ·:Luxvry Look" Inter lora I Sec You al lhe l'oil~ Come In and Try Our Exclusive New 'Sheaffer's The Glamorous New .·· , CH RYSL.ER ..WIN ·osQ:~ t:undida!c •·ur ·k ' ·, < ~ L . . '··,.·.. ' .. I •' that makes other 'care leeill old'!Ubloned. t Maw• Neyer ¥,o'? ,hq It ~.Palble !01' )'O~ to own so much rlamotlr • 1~ 'I'IIDlnucb luxuey , •• lor so little I Olllu C~er .~~ It today! uw• Aak your ChJ'yaler · aa~er tO show you Chrysler's lone llit 4· 111'.:CW'pew ' l968!~turea , sudi aa Cbry!ler'a nolw 'Au,IO'~otl Th&11f811A!sf . driving ealety, drhtn1 Comfort feature ever lnvenled! Not a tovernor,· but ~n · llillmi~~q device connected with apeidometer and aceelera• lor. {t P'?Vente euoaa IIPeM In traillc zonee, maintaine e01181GIIIIJM!8ll; on Geod Clfa VIed Cin AD lllu•ll!ld Modell MITROP,OLITAN i~· •{~· · For CUS~M ' ---rPOTATOE}-.Stoc~ on winter p~ latoea whije· they last. S· A. · Enoch, Portland, 0. . lli-23-tf .:_. , ,....... · ..: Fall and Winter FABRICS e Cleanest Clothes by Uulted Stales Testing Co., Inc. The Diilrlct Health Conferenre held al Lake Hope Lodge, Oct. 25 was enjoyed by ·,_ the followln g members (rom the Reedsville· Long BOttom group: Mrs. Bernice Prince, Mrs. P~ulinn Mycra, Mrs. ~largaret Brown, Mrs. Ara 'My ers and Mro. Maxn1e ·Whitehead . The next regular , meeting will be held November 71h at tho 1 hllme of Mrs. Margaret Brown a~ Re"dSYille. · · .'" 'llli.IMWII't Wilh The Famoas Display ·of New FOR l CJa Tile Brlg!u~t Coi'MI, 6th ·NOV. 5 FRIGIDAIRE WASHERS RATED ' .FURNITUR.• . ' I " 'GBVIisD 800CI ' ·OO. . BAKER · ' . I . ....141.1!tr,LIOII" $299;ocf Klbn Tailoring ,CompaD)' RepreseDiatlve rJ . ' MR. lARRY. G'RAY or words the old minds were etatistically ,suporlor lo lhe young ones up to and throuyh the 79 years rnran·nsc group. The · 00 yca~I·Plus !(roup were interior to lhe young minds. This .held true als'o !n comprehending 'and using numOOra. \ . But in .rcnsunin~. in ment~ agiltty, liOd Ill rc lt~tiug lo llm(), even tho youngest of the old minds (71 -iiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ years, menn age) yt"Crc not ·up to 11 the Y()Ung Gncs 07 years up to 2\ly<~. . . Have been and wilt coolin· tart Township and go'od roads. r.!~t ~~~.~~~j r:rulpa~:~.w;:. . and Mrs. l~nd. '· c. in Just five ~""'"this year he has already uHcd 15 plnycrs a~ lcust 116 or more minutes. -~·--' cd ucatiu11 of their own perand others Jn the Drea who be lnlcroslcd. Holzor Hospital invited rlm:lorll, oursc!S, ad· miniKlralofll ami other hospital llCrllunnel {rom within u 60 mile rudiul to al.lrrul thiR dNnon!-!tra· lion. LETART TOWNSHIP ue to be interested in Le- . ---- Carpenter and family Salurdat · Mro. G. lllll~P. and t J~ and Mrs, A. C. Brewer.Siliunons, Pt. Pll\l~arit, ,.tr. ·an4 D~rsl caJ.. d, on ~· €ar· and family Tjluraday even. 'Mra: Fred V~n Malft, Londbn, ·o,Xr.' and · Mra. Paul Bleiilpl. 111'.. Clarence ·B~own, . Mr~ G1111~ C~p- · B. R. Allen visited 'his son and ,mall, M:ra. Mary Bonecit1ttlqtld familY Satu!tlay, Mr. and Mrs! Connl~, Mrs. Myrtle Cbapman and Howard Allen and children, Sltll' Sondra ,were ·lfUestlaJ ruuara of ler. ·Mrs. ·Cecil llle110lng. . Charles Neuman, Syrac\18e, call; .' O~ey R.ouah and Mrs.·E!liel frt . were l'oinl Pleaaiiilt bualn1111 yla• ed on Eber Carpenter and famUy itora Salilrday. Saturday· a(U!moon. 1 . , ... ,, NEW '58 At the present time they <! L"(' r~· ;idinJ,l \1.-ilh the groom's mother. _ - - - - -years old. Ttcy were equally di - mind& ,.;dcd "' to ''''· All were univcr'!be ideal way lo study minds s1 ty J.!r<tdu <L tc·s and at any stage would bC to take a large number of thch livr'5 all would httVI! been of minds when &hey are young and I ~etm classified "' mentally superior. study them periodically over· the 11 Scltntlslt Proport Study I many years of their aging. J By Hayes . Saturday WILKESVILU 1 ] 'urn'·ng PoJ'nt LEWIS * I 'j 1I . :' :· Morgon Trlplelt, Port· . 11·•. sixth blrlMdy of Billy Sia··. Jl4ndaU Talbott Ne.w Lexington Eon With Wordo By DELOS SMITH . I A CUriOUS matter appeared in . \cr ,Wi ll b< celebrated thiS w~ek IPillll the week end with ,his. par· NEW IORK UP -SCience isn the comparative statist;,. on the ' end when relatives Will gather •• 'onll, Mr. and Mra. Dell 'Talbcitt. yet able lo make precise eompar· ease of usinir words. The 71-year·/ ~~e. ho~e of his parenta, · ~r. and And)· Ward and Dale LawsOn isons of old minds wilh young old ••oup showCd less case than '"'· ~llllam Slater and SuSie, Hud- !"ere business visiton In Parker.. · d b th t If rl d ~ 0" son ~treet b nun s u1 • ncwc~ c o 1o o the young minds but the 73-year- 1 ·t urg recent1y. • ~o shows ~hut old minds are more . old group showed more ease. This Fr~:e:::~.:!n infcl~~h Mr.' ~d Mr~ _:Mr. and VJrs. S. W. Durst and • ~nsd \an Matty~ Portland, called on Eber 11l ease w1th wo~dS 'md numbers greater ease was even greater in 'Mrt. H nl ~ 0 than young ones. the 751)tear-old group, but there- . k' " fey our a_n aug ter, 'Cverung. . Bul one of the first loo;cs ag- after It declined to ~ liltle less ~t'c~I ..rqbColum~u~, Joe ~a~en;· R. R. Durst spent Monday In mg imposes .on minds 1s 1n the than tha~ of _Young mmd_s. . bowuflgu~r:n, .;t:~f:t:ky~ eeo, Colun~ous. m~mory ~lcpartment. Also ol~ . The scientu;t.s h~d mad~. a pr~- 01 This will also be a farewell ar· Kenny Brewer, .Lima, spent the mmds dou t work as quickly, .don t VIGUS report but 1t was prelim1- ty for Joe C IJe h. . P week end .with bts pareqta, Mr. rc.uson as . wdl, and have trouble nary." This was their final n· . f the a e~ w ~ "': 111 1ebve ...rc_Jating events to time tha~ young port, to .a technical organ of the soon o~ - _s~_VIce. e IS a flit- ' ther of Mrs. sr~e..:_ - - ml_nds ~on 'l have, a~eordmg to .American f·;ycl1ological Associath1s q,uLtc cumprehensave study of lion. old mu~ds. I They e.cknowledgcd a primary . They wen: the minds of 50 rc· weakness of their study. This is tired rollegr- l('achers and profes- ' that ihe minds' studted in youth sional pcopl·: w!10 wen~ 70 to 88 and in age were not the same ELECT * • ./ biPwaye. ' 'f'HREE GREAT aERJ!I IN .TH"E! 'pf~~C:E CLAS&Ba . NIW VO~KEA 't . s44.ATOG4 , WINdsOR! .' ·lliLI-IIi; ..... 11 .~re¥.91k -·-· - - ' - - - - , - ..-~-~ �/ ' • '• I ., Iiiii• •_..,.._. ~ !' i - ·NOV. ·.8 Wildwood Garden Club Meeting 12 New Scouts Hetd Wednesday At Rose Home Are Enrolled In Mrs Lawrence Rose assiSted b) oaper on 'Common Diseases of ;lit b p k244 Mrs M1lton Houdasnelt ent01 Shade Trees" wnlten by M" ~U aC Slides Of Europe , Are Shown At Auxiliary Meeti,ng \ POMEROY SOCIETY 8-Dally Sentinel, Pom,ruy·Middleport Kefauver Asks Rev and Mrs Liston Hallvy I Steel Industry i-lDd sons were busmes.s ,yhutor!l Ill Cotum~ua Wedlli!.Sday T0 CUt pn£es , , Marjorie Burt, Ruttan~ Road visited Wednesday 'evenln~ J ~ o.: ' ·WEST SHADE\, · ~ I ' ~ ( ARW '· ' ·e Mra. Mury Bailey and !4r~ Jen• nie Roush r;pcat Friday with Hrf, ) tamed the Wildwood Garden Cluh Roush was read by Mrs Demcr Twelve new C11o Scouts W('rr Slades taken on a recent tOll" Joe Bailey of Chester > 1 Wednesday ·~ vemng at her home 1-folter Mrs W1ham Nease read taken mto Cub Pack 244 at tb, lf Europe lncludmg a number: Mr and Mrs. Carl Grueoer and Mmersv11le, with a 'come as yuu 1 poem Puyer of the Woods' Pack mcetmg at the First Blip- tf cathedrals were showQ tiy Mr~ ... Mill aon called on Mr. and Mn. Will arc" party aflcr winch Mrs Roush spoke on t1st Church Monday mgltt Pac~ \ ,R Kmghl when the Ladler WASIUNGTON UP- Sen. Eslc1 Hellma~ Suf1llay The meeting opened w1th pr.t • bu lbs \1r~ William Nease won Master J Richard Wells presldeJ \u,.hary of Grace Epi!C~Pal f llh Wanda Llghtfoof Middle Kefauver (D·Tenn) called upon' Mr and Mra Lerard Lanham er by the president Mrs Houd ,l 1he pmc m a spelhng cont~t and welc(lmed the cubs and tl1e1r ~ hurch met Thursday aftetn9.W P\*1 , 1 Mrs Allred Ycaugcr wa• rQ(!ductcd by Mrs Roush u f( the steel Industry todiiY to reduce ond .a• Marvin ,_ 1 5 d ' 1 shell parents Mrs R R Ptekens, D•.m 1t tne home of Mrs Patrick LocH 1 '"" 1onn Bay 1 of Kr1dcrs- prices "at leut $3 a ton , "I r · • ••n llll iiY • wcltomcd as a new member Refreshment~ were !lervcd b1 Mather was tn rharge of tht ory, High Street ville Is the guest or hQr parent.<, Kefauver, chairman of the Sen- ~f~:r• visiting their ICJI1' and f.... Mrs Everett Hayes, preoldent Mrs Wtlllam !'tshcr Ylrs Nor the hostesses to tholle named Bobcat ceremony when the new Mrs C F Tompkms ~le Antltruot and Monopoly Sub- Mrs Harry Brown and chtl~i!Jn, man Ftshrr and Mrs Paul Ftshcr above and Mrs Am11nda Bacr eub t~cou t!; were taken mto th(' orcsided at the mect1ng which Mr.C and F Tompkms, son Cbnstophc< committee now Investigating steel )lr and Mrs. Ral~h Pa1nte)' and 1pcn~d w1tb devotions led bv were reported as havmg a death ~rs Mark Evans l\trs Kul Pack and Mr Wells presented and daughter Mn Jonn payllff priC~I said neither U S Steel nor children spent Sunday afternoon In the famtly A thank )OU !JO' C Grueser Mrs Chnsty Bacr, Mrs the Bubel!! p111.s to the parent , \1Jss Grace Horton, who ai!O read Ill with tnc flu Bethlehem Steel had shown in un at tho P01nler home. wus rea11 from Mrs Davtd Nca~{' Kem t•th IIRrm Mrs Edtson Hoi who plarcd them 'on tllelr sons 1 !cUter from Mrs Louipe Bow II'ORev. Eugc~c Brown IS a sut> pearances before the subcomm1t Mrs Will Hoilman called on Cor flowers 5cnt her while tll !on, Mt s Homer Holter, Mrs U The new cubs "rc l< rank Tav nnn of Fond du Lnt, Wfs. 1 wr1t llcal pat<CAI at Holzer llosp1L1l tee that more than $.1 of lost ,July's ~Irs McGlothlin Monday after· Plar.s were m.1de for lh e an S NutS£' :\lrs John Jhlc, Mr!l !Jr Wayne oavts Ma t vln Fry€: 'en on her 90th birthday anit New Series Julie Brown, dauglltcr of Rr\ '$6 a too pnc" mcrcase was due to neon , 1 nual Chmtrnas partv wht(h will Stanley Jones, Mrs Dwight Mil Rob Taylor Bill Oa\JS Gcorg1 ,J~o some poetry which !!lie com Jimmy Smith and Glenna M~~l<• 1Jc held m th(' Forest Run M • hoan and Mrs Vernon Nease Sauer, Sammy Hood Joe Uelclt •Joserl Mrs Bowman ~~ t11c md Mrs Eugci\C Brown IS con higher wngcs. *NeW·Malit Ride Even lhe wage mcrenscs of Just called on Mr rand Mrs Lenard thodtst Chu rch soc1al room Nam - -.man Charles V;~n ~Jeter, Jo• lwl!hler of or Ohlt! o.ne pf t1u tmed to her home with flu 1 summer, Kefauver said In a state Lanham Sunday evenlnr *New "Mobtle LOok" cs were dl awn for gift cxchangr Powell Leland Brown, Rober: 1rst rectors of Grace Chuftfl ment, were "of£set m conslderabk I Mr and Mrs. <Curtla Bailey1 )frs nurmg the busmcss sess1on ami II was dCCidcd lnat glfh Rurkell part b,Y the decllnmg price of , Golden ~ahr. Mike and Tim Neut•· the wonderful should . pet t.1111 to gard('n club• The fullowm~ awards were ~Jre 11at('r1al was selected fflr the scrap !ling of Athens were Sunday &ue•!o Plans were also chscussed for pre ~cntcd lknmr stnpc Robert <nl!clmg benches iU the chur~b Kefauver said the third quarter of M" Mary Bailey. p.mn~ Christmas baske 3 for tlu ~<'hmull, assu;lant dcnner stnpr •h~eh Aaron Kelton will uphol f•J\IInc~al report of U S, Steel Mr and Mn Homer doeeleiq Slrk and also tne need) St••pnen l'ulll'n Wolf Badge, .\t>r showed a "substantial decline m called .Oil Mr:'•aod 1dr& Will Hell· Pmcs were awsmlcd for ha• "'h Re!reshmen!o we"' ' ~ed b1 production" but record earnmgs m~Pt- Tuesday. • ~ ., r " c s1xl n meetmg of the Rac1nc R1~kv Wells Rodnc\ Karr, Ar 1'Ho we., bf prayer ' •~d' sci f mg •the most po111 ! s 1n Oower tll Parish Youth Fellowship was held row Pomts Ja mes Miller, Ra' Inc hostess durl"' 8 iiaetfl\ hour 1 o thtrtecn me~bcn 1cnlal , ', wa~ .ibserl',~ -,,b7 tne rangcments for the past year tv at the East Letart McthodJl;t Pickens, W('twto YS rnnk, Ra~ 4 ,. ·i wscs Thllrsday afteriloon 1~i th• !\1rs Russ Watson first M. ~ Church, Saturday, October 26 Pickens. who 1s the ftrst local United MethodiSt Church! DQVld Nease second and Mrs The Rev lhchard Young spoke Cuh to get th1s award Denver Holter th1rd A poem to 1Ute 40 persons present The progra!ll mcludcd a game 'As The Waters Covet Ttl . . I was rearl by Mrs Huuda~helt After the devohonal and buaJ with Mrs Dwight Wallace drc'i \ca'' wafi the theme for th~ 1 Pomeroy, Ohio P~rty Mrs Hany Rou sh pre~cnhd nelS sesstons, Rev Young led m sed as a ghost as the narrato1 •~r1111on rn the ab~encc orM~ ' the progra111 for the even1ng A. game! and singing She was assl!ilcd by other Ucn fi)lgene Brown, Mrs Ilarr)' P -Rdrcahments were served and Mothtrs Den ~ wt1h Mrs Brutc Smith, ,;ervecl as leader Oron,p concluded the rncehng The next Lloyd as Den Mothct , rcccJvcd ftnorox•matelv I~ ptlenrled •inglng of "From All tho Dar< meeting will be held at the 1\a· tht wooden cuh sctl ut altcndmnce hl' HAIIO"CCfl p~rlV nr the Sl· Places" wllh M!!s t.ucret•a Grn ctne Methodtst Church, Nov 9 a\Vard for thl' mcctllliZ oQCompa,. usl r<'d HcRrl Church Stmda:f.~ eve- helmer as the - - - -- -- -- Cubs came 111 Halloween cos ., "" m thr. r.hurr:h audltololurn opened the servtcc tume and Mrs Rtchard Well anJ Mrs Henrv WciiR, Mn )John Followmg responsJ\.16 rendm..t Mn Jlarotd F.Jlf)ley were jud"C' Mclg• County Jaycees led by Mrs Smith \he g:roup sang ~oel' "" Kenneth lllcCu)lough Pnzc~ were gt vcn to Ronm . , ntl M ra Leroy Ru11ch~l werP. PrcBenls "Take the Name of Jcs"'l Wllf• lhnciy prctt1cst, M1chael Puc kctt. funnu~st Bruce Wallace 1 1, •uctucs for tho eostum~H and You" ,nd Mrs Smith road Mal· llrt1.PR were awarded Jn :AMela thew 9·3&-38 Medllat1pns were Gcor~c Sauer, 2 ugliest ~emharl prcttlrot. CJnd,,, Jenn- ~tvon by Mrs• Leo smith The social rooms were decorat ln~ '· upll-.t ond Mary ' B~htt Talks on the work In home cd In keeping w1th. Halloween ORCIIESTRA Mrs Wilham Moody and Mroi most orll(lnal In the pr~jl~hool tleldo, three of which arc In age group , Cincinnati wore given lncludnl!j Charles Bradbury Refreshments of c1d~r and doughnuts were ter In grad.. one thro~ah >three "MGther's Memorial "'Center" b" Pomeroy High School ved at the close of t~c meeting nmes were awarded to Kathy Mrs. Jed Webster sr; "FriendshiP Auditorium and program Fultz, prelllcst, Mike Gre" Homc55, Mro W 0, Barft11!, "EiBUIC~ Adm. $2 50 each ugheat and Susan Ohlin"~· the thor Hall" Mit< Auausta Gcnhet , Benefit Chmtmas .Fund 'llost original, ,P'!de four tiiHugh mer; and• "Peek Home" m PolJ. <lx, Patricia Jlenne.!RY. pr~itleol Ill , ~Y M1sa Lucretia Genhotmcr Aliter g/oup '• st:•sl~g of' J•mmy Hackett, uallest ana -Su•l• CrowdeJ Uadford, mo1t orlalnal; an~ 11 Where Cross THe arlulls wlnnmf prlteo were Fath· Way, of Life" the work In fur er Jono Turel, prbtllesiJ Mr< clgn field!, bolh ot '!hich 'are •• George Hackett Jr, irid Mr. and Japan and are &1rlf.1 dOrnlltor~ The rcguhtr mectmg of thP Meigs County Jaycee cites was "'" Tnomao SCallv, ugliest an~ were given "Hiroshima Jo G• hold rnursday evening at the Mr and Mfl. Rob~rt B~rket1 1 kuln" a glrli h1gh &ehool and col orlgl~al. Mrs lo~ph llavb le&e for women by Mro. Ever<!! home of Mrs Jack Scehg on Lin· 'llosl YOn a prlzl In a g~c.,lng co~­ Th,omaa and "i\Oyam~ Gaku••• coin Heights Unlvcr&lty" by Mro George 11 Mond•y :~~u sS•turday i'he busl nc~s mcctln.t: was prt tcsl Refreshments of hot : dogs, ~~rker Praycro for these age• ~vcnlnutt hv Appointment stdcd over by Mrs R1chard Ro doughn uts, cnffQe and ~tange ,eleo In both home and lore~gr 1 1 crmancnh $7 ~. $10 .tnd $1~ se nb!UIIn, ptCSJflcnt HcportA cr fields were glvn by Mrs Robert PHONE 6428-Y <'omn11t1eos """ heard nn~ the 110p were served. FavDr-' wet~ Warner , 2;15 Wtlnut St. Mlddltpor annual ChrbtmnB project wn• •mall pumpklno ninde of ~~rshThe u!fermg which wdl h diScussed Cloth ing will be collerl mallows , lASed for tb'se p.ro1ec~ was I" I~ijijiijiiiii;;;iiiiiiij~ I Cil for needy families lo help • charge of ~IllS ~ydla ,'Ebersbnr Sparkling dau maroon finish Extra nice for model II Inc Jaycees with their Chrlslmo' ..,.ARRIAOti Ltcilu'f woo Rave the offering prayer bY Hro. S.i.lth eonclu•l pr~~;'mcalvln Simpson was ap been Twolasuod marriage !Icons'' have here to ~awrence Hy- cdPreyer the senlte 10 Choice of two doot and 4 dr Both Vel y d~pendnbl~ cars pomlcd " vice ofpre" ric>nt fnr tile•cnc remainder th r oell. 18, Rutland and Ros•marv with original dark green twojtone !Jmsh year Manley, Middleport to WEST SHADE Billy ~ee16,Windon, 25, and Miners• • M!! Mickey Williams wno wei VIlle labom and ~·Ia Ann King. Will Hellman called on the corned as a new meml~r It w~~ 19, Chester. K 1 1 t•· M • 4 dr Sedan Hydt amattc dnvc Spotlcs.s ongmal two announced Inot 0 party for new 1•.•,;;· tone green hnlsh mcmbm will be held on Nov 2211 ... "'., kS · aS lOW aS mAthesocCatholic Churcn basement tal hour followed the ' . ' ' ' ' SURPRIS' .~. . I " ' toAL GROV£ .,!AI EASTERN .... ~: 39 PT. PLEAsANT .' 13 6 CHESAPEAJCE ;.. GS. ·w~TERN , .. 21 RIPLEY ......... 4Q ' · ' ' ' t 11 i '1 Weather · ly UNITID NUl J t , Ohio Pertly cloudy, ~Haf, _._ · , ly cltudf with OC<IIitnol riln too • nlthl tnd Sunder, tumlnt coiW north-t Sundey. HI... iotlty In~ tflo ltlls, low -ionlthl In Hoe 40's. l ' I PARTY! \ r., · •.. ,41 . :, 13 JACKSON . .". . . ·271 LOGAN :: .,.... .26 WELl,ST'ff·~ ;: ,...... QMIDDLEPpRT .. 0 ~ftiENs ~~ ....... 12 NELSONVIkLE.:.. ' lf Nov. 1, 1957.1 ·~ · f • ' ' I FEATURING *3 I I s·IXthMeeting I United'Methodist wscs'obse..Ves Week Of Prayer Of ROCine GrOUp Held OnOct. 26 195a OLDSMOBILE$ . '* ' Powerhouse 27 * I NOWI FOR THE· RRsl~ lSOAttend~d )'·:'·. Kll'r & Van Zandt eport Bqw~*•, To I' ·" at Pomeruy·Kiddl,por_t. Qblo1Saturday, November 2, 1957 N0.170 9PR/NKLEA9 YOU· ,r Halloween In Church Here'. Due To Popular Demand We Are Extending The Registration FOR THE FREE NEW BUICK all Through The Month of November NEW TO BE AWARDED DEC. 6th l CHARLIE SPIVACS I Weds. Nav. 6th STOP IN TO SEE The New '58 BUICK MARY JUNE BEAUTY SALON and These "BETTER BUY" OPEN - - -Jaycee-ettes Regular Meeting Held On Thursday USED CARS $395 I $595 1952 Dodge Coronet 2 dr. Sedan 1952 Bulcks . . .• 1953 PontIac acy.I Dx. $795 1953 Bul $895 Choice of very dependabl~ wmtenzed cars Spectals, Su· pers and Roadmaster, \\lUI and wtthout Dynnflow, 1954 Ford va Customline ;;;;.-;;-~;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;Oiiii~.~a;ie;;ii;am;;i".;i"~n~.a~y~a~ft~er~n~oo~n;..;;..~=~ - ----- ___ _ 1 f d ... mcetmg with refroshments serv· cd by the ho•t•" ""lotcd by Mrs ltlchRr<l Follrod to lh6se abovo ond Mra Ted Reed lr' Mro Phd Globokar, Mu Dick tollms and Mrs Eugene Duckl•y Middleport SOt'ietv PonUac trade-In 1954 Buick VI 2dr. Hard Top ·· ·· $1,595 Sktllfully prepared, deftly Power Steering and btakcs Dynaflow drtvo A beauttlul ~or Traded in from a sallsftcd owner on a new Bmck served In a congenial atmo :1955 Plymouth V8 2 dr. Hard Top · $1,695 sphere that's conduelve t 1955 Buick V8 4 dr. Roadmaster ·· $1,995 4 \lr. Sedan. Buick's finest Powe1 Stecttng and brakes. :1956 Chevrolet va 4 dr. .,. $1,795 •210" Sedan. One of the clca11est '56 anywhere. Power· glide Radio and Heater. 19561ulclt Roadmaster 2 dr. your full enjoyment MARTIN REstAURANT N. 2nd. Ave. Middleport SEE TPDAY. • Mr and M;a Fred I Gard ner went to tho Charleoton Airport Thursday, to get their daughter Mrs VIII Shoun and daughter, Bar bara, of Johnson City, Tcnn who will visit them M111s Lenore Giles was ret urned home 'l'ueaday evening from Meigs Gcner.l llospllal by tho Rawlings ~oats ambulanco. Mr and Mrll James Simpson and Sandra were In Kent l"t week \'nd where they visited rela liVes 1 hey also attended the Kent State Homecoming gume .1956 Dodge Coronet4 dr. Sedan .. · $1,795 Chamber of Commerce / V1ec President Dean Eisel, awardpd her a plaque and satd· "Grandma GatewoOd, you have brought to our fair <lty of Gall> polls more Uood publicity than hundreds ~~ dollars eould bave bought." "' GN rHer 70th l .• ~.~ ~ I ' I '' ' Aa happy as that,ma11 who fi11anced hil 11ew car "the bpnk wag"J .l'utih butlon shtfl A IJC,I ttltful swept wmg model Shows ;the best of care J954 Pontiac acyl. Conv. Cpa. · -$1,195 J,lkc new blue top All lcalh<'J sc.11s llcrc's where you1 ' true love runs smooth . $895 1953 Dodge Coronet VI RIGIS;fER FOR 4 dr Sedan One careful 101 nl ownpr A 1cal JICI former USED TRUCKS 1955 Fonl2 ton Hyd. Dump $1,395 ··· $1,295 Excellent 10ft dump botly Good 1125 X 20 10 ply tiles. speed axle · a MANY MORE 4.it~•i~>1JIIIii~· I04. Years of Service "From Buggie• To Bulclu" EVENINGS TIL 8:00 P.M. u:n~ 3o&M ' ~~ ~ ' 'FlEE ' •.,.,• ' IICOTHING TO IUY -JUST' REGISTER - YOU NEED NOT BE •PRESENT TO WIN , Good 8 25 X 20 10 i>ly lit cs 10 ft llllm)l Body 2 ~pood lillie. REady to work • 1953 GMC 2ton Hyd. Dump FREE KIDDIE CORVETTE Perfectly undel'81andable: She did 110 tool Why don't you ask ~ about tbeadvantarP.onl • honk Autn'r.,.tn? t "' We pay 2'1o lnlerosl on your Savings \~omeroy Natiooii: ,. Ban liANKING SINCE R::~~~llj;~~:,atlon Member Federal Member Fedenl Deposit ln •' ·· ~\DRAVfi~G 9 P.M~ ~A!· NOV.'2nd ·RR~E Gf·FTS FOR EV,~YON'E! ~~odqy a~~ ·~ . ~ AT·- e ' · I ore-<s!Die ceremony Pu~kens . . Despite the fortunes of the Mtddleport High football field OnFriday Evenmg Forestry Field there Is one unit that always comes through with flying col· Rohert w Rawl•ng• 51 dlod ' } ors that being the Yellow Jackets Marching Band. Friday In Meigs Grner;l H~spttal Day Schedu ed Friday rught was no exception to th~ rule with botb the •fler an extend<'<~ •llncss He wa; Middleport and Jackson bands yiemg for the honors In a re. Inc 110n of Mrs Faye Mcllaf!l• T esd N 5 splendeni display of precision marcfllng, dazzling formations Rawlings and lhe late Ray U ay, OV, • - - - - and top quality music n&;~~f:~:.o~~[;~~ hiS w•fo Su t'ann and town people of II Mcogs James WBlaDd o ' for three at got only two tackle, then a right end With fourth on the GaiUpollo 27, Haw boomed to the ground 1150 pound Ronnie Carr yard looa mor'¥'"'" taler tnat gcat. AitiOrt for 45 ellnehJng TD. l~tc Surviying \he deceaacd are four siSicrs, ROsy St~wart, Mason, Suzy Berkley, Northrup, o. Alho Bland, ddl t B tl C Ill p Sheri!! Roher! C Harlenbach re- •t • I epor • c y u ns, om ported the Jailing of three peraono eroy; ono brother, G110rge Bland, dorlng the pa,ot 2f hours, one ol ~~~~~~'ot:~b,:lf9· Icy Bland of them he•ng George Spencer, 22, Pomeroy, on1 a .,.arrant for re- Also surviVIng are three deugnceiving ~nd eOIIeeallna alolen prop· lers. LUCille Col We'l • h erty umbo, I OpaI 0 bl ng~r, C Chloris Marr, Letart, W\ Va Racme Mar!hal AHred Lyons ar· 0, and four sons, Homer, Marvm and rested Spencer 'on reque1t of the Harold of west Columbia and Norcourt of Justice of Peaoo R E. man of california Grindley. lie was Jailed Frldar. Services' will be held Tucsdav In olher arrests, Sam HcKlnoey, at 2 p m In !be West Columb10 40, Middleport, was charged with EUB Church with Rev Ralph Ma Intoxication and disturb•llll the honey •fflc•allng Burial will be m peace by Patrolman Jed Webster Suncrost Memor101 Park Cemetery Friday ,nernoon /o. 14-y~ar-old at Point Pleasant, under d~tecbon ho of Clarkoburg, W. Va, waa o( the Fogelson• Funeral Home takbn onto cuot!Jd1 by the shenff Fncnds may• call at thq Blann reSidence after noon Monday. and held aa a runaway D~ker' u" '"· No Political Adv~rt~~epts A~eepted·Monday Tne Dally scnUncl advise~ all polltteal c~ndldates that no adver ended wllh Pomeroy tla_lng wlli be ac"!'pted ilol\dRY fer on their own !10 publicatiOn that day. paw against the ' to' adhere to the It rs nctessary 110 more put a Sentinel•! pojley 9f regulrlng 1ad t<Jielhcr asatnot' veti\Otng ol any kln4- on hand in pOJJitrqy could ;~ offtce U hours before the dat or ppbllca4on. _ cl.uifoed advertlalaa deadline ' reJ118l111 ar b,r~ .. !lQ • 'ill' dll)' oI ... bll~tlo~. • ' ,, ' . • yu. ' 't,._rl " The Mlddte,.ri band In lls P.r· lion of the half time eeremo!lleo came onto tbe flel4 preJOntlng as their show, "Vivo La Paree" To the tune of ''The Maroelllalse" they formed an Afth of Triumph and !ben stood filii in formation while ''Tapa" sound.ed ln honor of the Unl!nnwn·SQidler · Tben !iot llepplltll It the band formed a French tul formation and played "Merrily In A Taxi" wblle tho whcelo of the taxi for· matlon rotated. To the tune of "AioucUe" tho band formed a formation of lbe Eif(et Tower and then otood f san, a daughter, Mrs Jam., Johnson; two son•. Richard and Cra ,g, at home; his motncr, Mrs R•wllngs Pomeror; a sister, Mrs Howard Ewlnf, Clearwater. Fla, ~ud a brother, Richard H Rawlings, Mar Ion. Funeral services will bo held Mondlly at 2 30 p m !rom the Rawllngo-Coats Funeral hom• with Fred I Gantner, pagtor of the Middlep<irl Church bf Chnst offlc !atm.. Burtal will be made 111 RIVerview Cemetery. • p.,.,... • ,, . n wbijo Can Can Dancers ~ ed. Ar• ~N IPedersF' From the Ellfel Tower form,!l• e IIJD or , they formed the lAJr· ralne and then repeated "The Mar· Pos•;.. ConteSt seillc." ' 1/ • CI'OIS of ~ Prior to lcavln•e ,the field, tbe Frida•, afternoon Supt Charles band stood at at•·nUon w"'le bon- S Gi'ba of the Pomero• Publ•c orlng members ~~ the b~~d and SchooTo announced the ;ames of • d b bd d th . th In f eueer1ea ers w o a ma e ell' e w ners of ICty-one awards las\ appearan~e on tbe home Pomercly Public School children field ' received lor the posters tney Five ereated In behalf of the Pomeroy Thcy were: 111nl orett" caro1 Moll S<bool Levy Next Tuesday Blake and KIIY Darst; Bandsmen the Five '"II •·boot Levy, Which Vera Cover't Sbaron J ooe!, Cllne Ia a renewal "" "" of a present levy, Dalley, Jc'Q'tte Crooks 11m Ob· will be presented to Pomeroy votllll(er, Geno Crooks and Tom skin· ers ner• Ch~•teaden' '·u Har· Pooters were Judged for their •w ._.., Bet•• " "'" ros and P'"Di' Slantey ,.., ' , art18tl~ arra~gement, neatnC!s, dIS· The Jackson band In Its appear· play value, orlgmallty, and presensaluted famoql. Ohio Bands ta~on •!,lldeinasd '· . $3 first llalutlni lllddleport. ' WO ..r s one uOY won a ' • cash prlle for creatmg the best satulcd were· th~ Ail posl&{1llllbmlU¢ by any Pomeroy Band; Ssmmi' Kaye's Clly seliiibl. Jacklyn Jean Selden the famous Oblo Sial<> able, a Central Elementary School I\liorclling Band.' third gl'lder and Jaoet Carpcntel. Sonior lhgjl elevenlh ~:rade stu: 1' 1 8 In the aalute \o tho All·Obio dent shared the spotlight for the Uoys band tl\e)t formed •11 outilne gtrts' VIrgil Phllhps A Central map of Ohio, for .lhe Sammy ~~e El~mentary School forst grade po· • Word was r~ceoved at the llob- oalute, a formation of a IIllO witlt pit bad the beat poster subomlted aon Yards this morning o( t'oe a bali>!\ and for Ollio Slate, the b ya Pomeroy school boy script Oblo A bj>y and 8 g~rl shared tne sec· death of, Rosa "M•' Clay of PeW famoua Ob\o bpnd'a , ond place' honors. Kandy Grucs mont-rd 1 Charleston, W Va, on OAj-1 CHAljG& cr, 1 Sui•• Run Elementary fourth Thursday "a1,!ow~en 1c \grader ap~ W1lllam Young, a llinlh f' party wh h "'"' grade luruor lli¥b •todent reMrs, Clay Cor many years opern· 1!!'1!','11"·3~at Salcll/ Center I eel~ ~pch lor ,.cond place ll!d a r.P'Illllll house for ratlroad men In charleston and bod many >?l':,;"'~.·q:~,;!~!~.;·,!li!OVed b~ck to 'rblld ' prl!e money, $1 each, Ill tater aCC~~rd- wen! to S~ella 'Jean Jllcks of Cenlocal friends. c Val~ School tral ~ool fifth grade and ROIJ. · (CiloUnued on page Et&bt) Rosa "~a" Clay D~ath ,fteported At €barleston 1 I J w~re representmg Hardway, grand il'.Jttle Of Ban~s Is Waged · R. !·Rawlings At ~idd.leport Friday Nite Claun~d By Dea!h Death Reported ' • 3t0f ay ornmg d M of haVing been S lames Waller Bland, Man'ls Jailed For Receiving Stolen P~operty n '1 • b~rtbday farms. 73, last week, the band formed a giant cake, complete with candles, West Columbia died early lhl• morning at hl8 home In west Col· and pla)'ed "Happy Birthday." umb10, West Vlrflnla No cause ol dQath was Immediately reporlcd The dcccaocd )l'aa born Morch 4, 1884 In Mason county, tnc S!l" of tho John Bland and Celln· da Elliot Bland. • DISILAY ··· $2,695 Riviera Cpe Butck 's ltncst 'and best model Full powet'ltecrlng, windows seal, and btakes. Ono. cardul local ' owner Fully e(IUIPJlcd tntcrplanelary travels suggested colesttal wonders, and the song, "When You WISh Upon A Star" wao played Rcachmg their destl· nation, the band formed a half moon for the tunc "How H•gh the 'Moon •• to end the program The Gallipolis band, No 2 orgamzatlon m a Waliungton D C Festtval of national range, marched and played In honor of Mrs Emma Gatewood who twoce has h1kcd tbo Appalachtan troll The second time, at lbe age of 69, was laot suminer Sbc ended lh~t tr1p by scaling peak of Mt Kalahdm m Maine I $995. Here s 00 2 dr Scdan Choice of t\10 cxcepttonnl em , f y E 1954 Chevrotet Belaire ··· · · ····· · $995 or our very 4 dr Sedan Beauttful turquoise and white ftmsh New Mood Power Pack Aulcmallc Shift r' tllcd to the brim with Vlm Spotless lnstde and out. cd County arc InVIted to attend a For· estry Field Day to be hold on the Pearl ~nd Donald Mora ftnn Tu... day afternoon. November Dtn at I 00 p m The farm Js on route 7 toward• Chester. The f~eld day sponsored by all agr1eu1tural agenl'!ics In the county will g1ve people mtcrested in tree planting infonnal!on on where to get stock, and how and when to plant and method, of planhng. Franklin llowell, farm forester. and DaVId.Overholl, forester Wllh tnc Soil conservahon Semce, w•ll pomt out methods of woodland ,.,. provemcnt includmg the usc of ch:emlcals m controllmg undc:urcd trees Donald Mora Will show VISitOrs now he has developed his refom\· ed area m a httlc over five yem to where he can now sell Cbrtst mas trees Shields, AS C office Herbert Nelso~; Lester 1 father of Steve Ba1ley, Mal Roller representing Dave Hartmgcr, !lax Roller, lather of D"'k Roller Eddte Blake, fatbcr of Eddie Blake, lohn Lyons, father of John Lyons, Harry Stover father of Dave Stover; Erne11t Van Inwagen, uncle of Goy B•ng Walter Crook8, lather of Edd1e Crooks: Martin 'Abbott. ather of Abbott, R L Moller, father Miller, Lester Knapp, •••.,..., Knapp, Carl Kloos Raymond Kloes; G G Werner, father of Pete Werner, Marvin Kelly, father of Mark KellY Jobn ttetehka, father of Jobn Knt· chka Chester Erwm, father of Mike Erwin; wilbur Rowley, father of (Continued on Page Eight) Magne Mosier, 8!) DFuneral Servt""es " \Vill Be Monday Funeral serv•~s for Mrs ...... ~· "'gle Mosler, ~. who died late F!l· day wtll be held al Inc Temple Hut Chmh at Old Town, Flats on Monday •t 2 p m Burial woll be made at the side of late Bald husband, Moslor,1w 1n the KnobEmmett CeJDetety. maneger, w1ll outline the ass11ls 1vmg · th d sed tw are ofo h1s office can provide m 1m· d urv hie M e Recta Pr0 ffltt aag "· rs oy provmg and planting trees Racme and Mrs Mabel Powell of Orlando, Fla A brother John M I Wells of Long Bottom and a sister, Mrs. Ella Evan~ ul Portland, o. The body of the deceased will be moved from the EwIng r~~·· •• era! Home to the Tempo< Chureh 1 on day . 1 I "'~" M 1 Friends may call at the Ewmg I Funeral Home at any lime Fourteen church- w•re repr•· •• Commumty • ' scntcd at the World Day service held Friday afternoon 0 al tho rresbytonan Church. Syra· cuse M I' 1 I k Lock rc 51ct,nt rs a r' ary P of the MCigS County Council of Unrtcd Church _Women, preSided .. ft, aW P'S a ob.ort bomn .. s "'""" M" D Allen Jtampton, aiid Mrs Karl A short mcmonal :;crv1ce was an~c world Co•UDIOn • Day Semee ' He}d At s yraCUSe IROtanans ' H }d M n. IR'Iles em0 3 vOr n R o~er Ow<ns were named cho~rman for the W•rld Day P,raycr serv•ceL, Miss Lydoa Ebersbach and Mr< Mollon Hoorl, chairman of t h• Chu...,hwoman magl%1nc, and Mrs Thorn" Youns ehal!'man of 'he M~y ~ellowshtp Day servacc lt W3S voted to soad a box of discard ed nylons to Jepan and Mrs Leno HUher was named (o collect m PomeroY and Mrs George Ander ion Jr. 1• Middleport ronowing the buSiness session a wof1lhlp !e!'VICe mcludmg group (Continued on Pale E"btl ' lin held for Robero W Rawltn~s wheo the Middleport Pomeroy Rotarr Club md f'r•day night at Heath Method lSI church for .thmr weekly dmncr mccllng C. F H1bbs, p1eS1dcnt, wao m charge or the mt>ctmg and J H Grote. charter member, conducted the memor~al 5CrviCO Tbe club voted to g•v• $100 to tbe Rotary Foundahon scholarohip fund II was announced that the annual fool ball banquet would be held on Thursday, December 5, at the Hlgb School gymnuSiwn . JackSOn gained 382 yards by nwung; lost ~7 by rtllbing, gam· ed 138 yarc)j from passes, had four paases in<omplete and one mterceptcd, piiiJted for 37 ymlo; returned kicks for 12 yards an~ drew (10 ymll In penattoes Jack· .an totalled 18 lint downs for the contcat. FIRST QUARTER )hddlepurl won the toss and elected to receive Wh1tlatch reeel\· ed on b1s own 25 and returned to his 35 yard line Whlllatch lost 3. Middlepoo;t ""' peoehzed 5 yards for offside A pass Abhott to Whtt· lattb was ·Incomplete Nelaon ga1n· ed '"' yard• Kelly punted to the Jackson 3I YearJan fumbled .nd rccoverel on tno first play for Jackson Me· Goon wen! for 5 up the m•ddle. Jackson punted on rour1h and Dne to go Crooks of Middleport fumbled the punt and Jackson recovered on the Middleport 35 Green plunged for 7 yards YearLan on a keeper wcnl for 4 and then repeated w1th a run to lhe llidtNeport 19. Green earned lhe tlae 13 and Jackson was JK!ftalueJ for back fl~ld m mot1on Dever earried for 5, Surrett for 5 and Green for 8 and the touebdown , Johnson's place k1ck was good for tnother marker Score Jackson 7Middle~rt 0 Wlutlatcb receiVed on RIS 20 for Middleport and returned to lh ' $3. Nelson was neld to no gam Rowley's pass to Miller was meom· plete Rowley passed to Abbott Incomplete Kelly k~eked to the l!ltbon 35 where Exhne ree~lved Green e.arrted for 4, and De•cr tor 1 ftrat down Dever agam ca.· rled for a; Yeroan passed to Green 20' yards lor a f•rst do;•n Yenan eanied for 2o on an end sweep oreen picked up 7 yards McGoon >lul)ie~ tor~~ and rcpreatcd fo: 1 Dever 11e0red from 3 yards o~t •nd lohnson tallied the pomt after. Score Jack8011 14- M•lidleport 0 Nel•on received lnc k~ekof! on his 15 llld need to the 41 nearly breakmg ffie for • Til Abbott corrlnd for no gain Rowley lal<r· ailed to Whlllateh for 3 Rowley pos!led to Abbott for 6 SldlHO QUARTER R<!Wley oil' • keeper tned tn make 11 afiri'l down and wa.s heM lo no gain agd the ball went over to Jacka:olt on downs Groen pltiDf!ed for 5 Dever p•cked •Up 2. Gtfen bounced through center to~i-10 Yenan'• paso to Ro•nolda w~ F to tne l11ddl..; port 6 yarD line.•Grien carried to (Coni~ Dtl Pqa tr.ur) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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