https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b5af0313433d6a40a7e96954f7b65025.pdf 5227af2013fe01d4f57ee8df566cb15a PDF Text Text • Page Eight The Dally Sentll" ' UtultNID HOMI ltl.AN COMMUNION. The Oatlv Sen1mel . • C. H. WlM Jr., IJld Mrs. Walter Tbe "UDlted Tb&nk" offcnng Jt. BanU, wbo have bee.D in Hoi- Cll t.he Epileo,pal Church. the Ill' J101pltal for ob&en'llltian, wen world over wi,II be presented al "bu'ned to their bomee SuDday t~ triennial meeting in Hawau , and lira. Harris was scbechlled to Thursday, September 8. In obser· nenter the hospital thil morn· vanee of tbi1, the women of lq for further tests. Grace Chureh will have holy communloq at 10 a.m. Thursday . 1 PYTHIAN SISTER$ MEET lo~l!ll team . in • membenh•p l Tbe regular meeting of Meigs drive, ~ptamed by Mn, George Temple, Pylbian SiSler., will be Cbil ... will entertain lhe winnm held tonight at 7:30 at the K. of who were headed b:r Mrs. Philip P. Hall. Alter the the Meinhart. meeting :;;;;;;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~~;;;~:;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ~ • Hartley-Owen Nuptial Vows , Exchanged At Baptt'st Church Mr and Mrs. Homer Hartley, Middleport, are announcmg the marr1age of the1r daughter, Sara Daune, to Richard Owen . Middleport, son of Mr and Mrs William Owen, Columbus The wcddmg was performed Saturday evening at the 111tar of the Ftrst Baptist Church at ae-veo·thirty o'clock . 1'he Rev Claremont E Hoyt offJ. eLated at the double-rmg cere \ ' f Mrs Owen graduated from Mid· dleport Higb Sthool m 1947 and has been employed at the Meigs ::MotOT c'ompail.y. Mr. Owen graduated fr.om North High Sehool, Columbus, and Ohio University where he was a member of Sigma Chi fratermt)' He served m the A1r Force and is now General Manager of 'fhe Daily Sentinel. I Middleport Personals mony Wh1te. chrysanthemums and as· ters were used at th e altar wh 1ch was lighted by tall wh1te tapers m seven branched candelabra. Attendanh for the brtdal couple were M1sa Nancy Hartley, sJster of the bride, who was maid-of-honor, and Jam es Owen, Columbus, bro. ther o( the groom who acted a s ' best man. Only members o£ th~ immediate fam1lics were present for the weddmg They Included Mr. and Mrs William Owen and daughte n;, Jane and Betty , Mr and Mrs. J a mes Owen, Coll,lmbus, Mrs Jomws Faulkner, Mr and Mrs. Homer HarUey and daughter, Nancy Prccedmg the ceremony Mr and Mrs Har tley entcrtamcd with H buffet s upper al thcu home on Lo<'ust Stree t After u short wed· dln!i: lnp Mr and Mrs Owen will be at home in the Gl'Ueser apart· mcnt s, North Second Avenue CONFIDE!I/T'-41-LY, THIS WAS MY MOTHERS BRIDAL GOWN • .• IT LOOKS 11/I:W BECAUSE IT JUST CAME BACK FROM ROBINSONS PeoplE! arc lalklng ab()ut us. They s1ry It's wonderful the wuy we make old garments look new For ltnporlant oecti$100.S, be su.re your clothes look their be~ .. Bring th.em to us Ch·st . ; Call122 Robinson's Laundry BROILER FESTIVAL DANCE Tri- Lustre CleanP.rs Ieddy ~ ..... if you wa11t amodern range get one thafs af~ electric it costs no more 7 . , '"" •le<llrte a-.orleo 10 d...., lip:O. tad. out.latl were .I.WI)'IldfJml6ed with elec1ric nap• becnte ~ wtlre·tbt oaly nap to ~ lhflm. But .... - . , . . " ..... h.no :h....... ih""'h :hey, tilt &D oi.U..,Joaed '7pe of oookiat; UILIL No olher rup •oept eteeu-ln hu Wo}ldCflul eleot.U.. tnoklaa diu .•. nd oafy eleetrie eookia1 atiiU li"e JOI.I atn We&)', wb.lte slote cleaallue... IDd cooJ. Deu p1ua modem. ll\llOinatlc ooold11g. take . . tMD lhe .... wb~a tb~ Ml - 11111 .n deabio raup-OMII no more W.a old..fub&one4 f1pel ol raagee c1ieue4 •P with oot.mdeDt ~leetrie ~ Whaa' JOD ltu.y ••• buy the nap with Mtttrlo cookhll a.l.l!u J •• ••• YOW . . .ureaoe of • .....,. moolero ...... . '-- n, , ., _ ....,., .,....,. d..,. iOdo) ' OHIO •· . OWER COMPANY 1., ' - l'omeroy.Middteeort, Ohio · Diane Reichman . wh.o is em· ployed 1n Columbus, ~pent the weekend with her mother, Mra. C D. R!!Lchm3n and brother, rjoe Mr a nd Mrs Charles Fauftner and chll~ren , Sharon and Buddy, Clendenmn, W Va., and Mr . . and Mrs. Owen Cantrell and sons. Tom and BJil, Gallipolis. were holldav weekend gueslq of Mr. anrl Mrs Homer Hartley and dau ~htli'r, Nancy, and Mrs. James Faulkner Mr. and Mrs Fred Mecs and children , Freddje and Leah Kay , Columbus, also vtslted here bnefly, after a visit in West Vtrginia . I Pomeroy PersoncJis • Tuesdax· Septem6er 6, ,1~ 0 P iUI own rlrht, adviaee T. T. Hot~· den, plktto director ot Graftex. Jne., Roehuter, New York. This bathlnl beauty waa posed by the edre ot an lrrerularly atlaptd pool b!,t Joaepll Jannt)' Stell\. meh. noted photograph~r. In S... ruot1, Florid•. Steinmeta u§ed the new Graphie 86 camera. The 'model wa•·pond In a nat. ural 1tanee on the pool's edn. TJo• most 1mn9rtant prom: 1n ibe LAUREL CLIFF ' L___:::,::::___.J:~;.,:.:.:_.:.;:::_:~'!""~Bdl:::torlal:;: PbODe,891 r Columbus. ay MRS. JOHN DIIHL Pvt:" Howard Allen .and famlly Attendance at Sunday Sehoul, and Mra. Orville AUen' were din· Aug. 28 was 04, eollectioit $7.96. of Sammy Lewia and Mr. and Mr1. Floyd Smith and srandchlldren, Cmdy Smith and Wayn'e Eulenbaeb haYe returned to their home Jn Kenosha, Wis., after a '(liit with the former'~ .brother, ~wrence Sn~itb 8Dd ' 1tr: ·ana · Mrs. Clarence Akley of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story of Columbus, Mr. Wyatt Schaefer of Mt. Vernon were the guest& of their parent~ during the weekend. Dav1d Schatlfer ' return ed home with bla fllttier after spendlni two weeka with · his 3 ROOMS OJ . I Hew Fu~nltun . ' .' BAKER.. ~~ rREB DELIVDY ' . ,o. Tile llrtilliel& Mra. ~o~-.. i.:_€~,;' port, RD. with her Koebler. · ,, .)lr-. •nd :~. Pit~bW"Ib,, '<PI~!,\<io< inK Nee~!(>&) Tbem? (5) How Celller. ID ~ Tentative pla'Qi: for a meeHng h'!l<\. Friday at Middleport High Seh~ ..l at 'J:811 for parents of · .bOyl" in thr! Seventh and Eigbth Grades who wish to play fpolball were dl&cusaed wben the Middleport Athletic Aaaociatlon met Tuesday night at the school. W.illiam .ScarbelT)', preaident, preaided and Will annotmee the ttx.act ,time of tbe . parents' m\et· ing later tbia week. ...A discussion wu held ,conterninl 11iv MelJlbenhip d~ve which is beaded tir H... .L. Dun- to . be ELBERFELDS ."' bam. • gave . a Yo~ · of · The MAA Them:~' (6) Ho'¥1 ~n. ~~~ -~~-------·------ CoUQCi} The drive to bulld a new botpi~ tal at Polat Pleulllt is reported to have been slowed conaiderably by an aanou.aet~~~nt of the M•son COunty Medieal Society. last wftk, tltilt the lf'OUl' would give it oniJ their "ronditiODtl sup- The U:eiil County . Hame De- orinl tlui Ud · those intereated in Weaving seats and Cb.airs. sut· · Get, tested luderJ for tbl! different Projeetl and Dimes oi olfleers of Finance the clubs. In addition to worJcin& on the We Obtei!a 19M-18 Home , Demonatration County School .Enrollments Near 3000 Mrs Ruth Wilson nf Columbus abtp drive spent the week end with her m(). tHet, Mrs. Belle Hilt. Mr. and Mrs Str,ve Eblin spent Monday in Columbus attending the State Fair. Oscar Sm1th spent the pa~t we'ek end with his sister and bro· ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sm1th and children Mr. and .Mrs. Olin Rife and sons and Mr. and Mr~. Dick Rife called on the forme1·'s mother, Mrs. George Renshaw Saturciay evenlna. eelebroUon SC!ho"ol' Chlld. ' *' · · ~~ meeti~;~. lW~day nik~t Mrs. Mary Wilson Funeral Rites To BeHeld o tha~s is ' •t' the· Labor DAy i.t th~· stadium: Mrs. ~~equ,une Rice, H.' L. Dunham, Mra. LaoTy lllee, Beverly •and Gary Dunham, Sheila Stover, Billy Mrcool, Nanqy Riwltngs, ~Jne FeranSan. Ty- .Barbara A. Warll, 1'1, P.ortland,. unemployed, and Ronald J. Miller, ~. Hamilton, 0., a11embler. Sara D. Hartley, 25, MiddlePort, sr.cretary, and Richard s. OWen, 32, General Mana&er of -The Dally Senthael. Doris Mary Demons, 33, Har· rison•i1le, homemaker, and Marion F. WillisOn\ IHJ, Rt. l, laborer. . s24'~'' ' . MEIT~NG C!~NCCLtiD 1be meetiDK ot the Paat CO!J.ncllon of Theodoru• Council D.ai.li}lter• of Amerl~a seheduled to meet Thursday · evenlq at the he~me of Mr11. Richard Campbell bas been cancelled for thil month. open~1 to all· l~ *h\\'.oa@ to 7\ttndJ,~~~~~;~ ·· Marvl ' Mt.helt.J ~ .ftRW.. u.M4..,• 7~.~ ,...., ' " " ' cation by; hed Ca., Lawn Poultry Hatchel')". Jaycees, Jaycee-ettes, Falb Community and Gl.'aqe. M:orpn pointed out that firm or ouanlutlon planniDI enter noate in the parade have their entries in before Sepl 12 deadllne whleh bu set by Ute con1mittee. ' - Death ·Re·'ported " A f,DaDVille .. · Word has been leeelved bere ,of the death of Mra. Ann Bretz of Danvllle. Ollnois. Mrt. lltett; wl(o of the Rev. J . D. BJetz, died at her nom:o.J Auguat 2'1'. Stae il eLU'Yived a daughter, Mrs • .~~e Bater of Danville. · _: Rev. and Mrs. Bretz were well known here as Mr. Bretz served as pastor of the Fed~ated for a numbet' ot. Two Draw Fines lnlood Frienda may call at the ai any time. Burial in 1M Cbtpel Cemetery, yan:. INTaiiS SjliiboL ·' A eontribution of len dollarl wu made to the Pomeroy Emer· 1eney Squad when the LoU BoU.om PTA met Friday eveAlDJ Sepl 2nd at ~ tchool. · President Mr. S. A. Bardin preand after tbe report of the bOminatiq committee the fol· lowina: offleen weft re-eleded. Pruident-Mr. s. A. Rardia, VJee.presideat--lln. Ara Myen, SecreUry-Nellie Aladnil' treas- :::~lhe::, .':""~':iftcb ' ' and Tuesday Replar TbW'sday, 1&. Lyne further states Grtnde bas alwaya a tucher trainina a JN:~ter lnterNt ls eXat present with Jarae enrollinl In the edueadepUtiDent. Reeen( lea:illa· ~::::I •etlon and encouragement an state level have played molor parts •Ill attraaUnJ mote atudenb ;:;~I Into ~·, teaehhq field.'' ...,,~·I '· Today's Chuckle Former Mel,(s Resident Dies Of Heart Attaek Fun!ral servtees - tor • ,.,...,;~ : " ' I, " "' ! 101111 - i -· ... .,~ PLAN fRII,IAY MIITING The Mal'l'- Sbtine. White Sl:l'lne Of Jtm~Nlem .Ul 'meet in rep}ar seuitl'D at tbe JOOF HIU, 'Friday, 9 II Market Reports ....... . """' Qori:lhy MIIOIII 'TID MD 'Rldllc· ' ,' Meigs Temple, PJthltn Sisttra ip lleinbart, made pl~s ror tbeir annual Fam· Mn. Homer ily N1gbt 1nd for Uae distrkt Watts. Mrs. Miss Smilb eoaventlon to H beld in Middleport in Oetober wbell they met committees Tuesday 1t the K. of P. Ball with Reception. Miss Erma Smltli, Moat Elcellent MN. Griff CINCINNATI, 0. UP-Produce: EJP, steady, receipta moder· ate, stoeta well e1eared: coD5U· mer A Jar1e white 58-80, brown ~ M-60 ; medium white 4~1. brown 48-61; wboleNle, 80 per cent A evtra tare• wtnte 46-&llrl. Chief, preshltDC: · · ., '> Meigs Tel\lple Pythian Sisters '.:: . Plan For District Conv~liU.n are his wife and two ,. • • . .' .' .. ~- "''eDPflbi' ,financial sulkJ)Oft untU a rqular bOard meeting Ia held on Se~ 12. To tbe average marrltd man a MElTING c;ALLID sO,.Cb m time ill 1 complete sur· There will be a iolat meetine pr:se. ccop)'O'laht GeMnl Foalu:'· of the Americu Le&lri abd 1 the es Corporation) -'uzlliary Racine Post oo ThursMn. Moequtto: ''Where la your day evenina at Ute Leglda U.,U. Plans are to be m:i~ f!)r an daughter?" ice eream social to be held .Situr· Mrs. Houtefi-J: "Sbe juat went to the front door ror I. &ereen day eveniq. I . ChickeDs, fryen weak, beDS firm, ' l,O"'iPls ligbl; [ryen: 27-28; hens, heavy 19-21; htDII, li&bt 1516; old J'1)08ters 10.11. Butter, 90 score lmc. ·-·· --:~s.f.......,; co..t. '"""' ~ . I Mrs. MIX ~1 ~; meatum white 'Jlbe ,Family Nllbt will be held COsh-· 38-43, brown 38-43, Current l'e- On Otfober ' &nd I~ PytbiiD st.. cei~, 12-30. tenl and Kniebtl oflt,tibiu ud • • 1 p•omi" of brown :--- Esbenaur told the board tbl't if be were convinced tbal,the drive would auoeeecl it tb& oiteop.tbie group would step oat of the pjc-ture, the os~eopat.ba ·•outd . do just tbat. He added that ·the osteopahic group would not bled: 1117 urer-Mra. DorothJ ~. procreasive movement iii tile eouaty. Tbe conditioa or the play- . ' &fC¥Jnd equipment wu dlicuaed However, he poiDted -Out tba' be llld Mr. Joe BiueU ..., IIJPOint- wu not convinced that-l tlte drive ed to do 10me repa1riq: of tbe would suc:eeed if the o.&.eopat.bs swlDp and teeteNottm. ,.-ould withdraw their sa,a.porl ije Tbe next mediDC 1ril1 be held ~d that thil was nol ·t&e proper Od. 7th. A protmft will be ~ lime for the ~DO'a to wltbdnw. pared nd refreshmeata of pie llembren of the board voted to and coffee will be Hn'td. delay aQ deci•ion on EehenaW"a Miry Teres& Meier, dauabier President Paul R. Lyne, Rlo of Mr. and Mn. '"~PhlULp M.el~r. Grande CoUeie 11t11tes that enrollWebe 'J;'er;race, tnt~ · the St. ment prospeet11 1 at tlie 11maJI Josepb School of Nur•lnJ, Park· southeastern Ohio achool are most eraburJ, W. Va., tills week. encouraa:Inc wlth a large increAse is the third' dJ'Illbter to indleated. The Fall term open11 Patricia Ia a Septem~r 12 with a eofleae re~liyllll wiD c~tlon and studeot eo'un.cll miJ.er seheduled during the first week to belp •t1,1dcmta and faeulty 'to b~ome aequalhted. Upper cilaaamen and transfer atudentl will r,_ JlaJer on Monday and Tuesda)' with Fre!tunen' rea:lstration tet for Frnbmen wUI b' ~ .,........... ' ..;t. 11-7 '. , . N~ :Yorio Coiin4ea¥e' · Under reJU].ations laid doft bJ the s:overnment iD tbe Hill-Burton Ad, all pbysJciana liet!BHd \o pradice medicine in the .Uti ahall have tbe opportunity to .Pf40' tlee in 1ny hoapital built by lunda derived undt-r the ·act. Tbe Muon CountJ boapilll ia to be "ullt wilb fundJ from the JOYerament ander the mu Burton Act. ~b• are licensed to practice 111ediclne in West Virginia. Pled&e• of $93,000 toward lhe hospital bne been received iand it has been reported, anoUidaii-J. Uaat the drive hu alowe6 dowa. The Medical M5oeiati.on HbJ• mitte- reiterated the counctl't sta~ but added that tbe · · flD:al deeiliion was bein1 left up to tbe couaty ifOUP and that "lite)' would not advise the aoeiety on the proposed hOtBpital." m-ed in Wahama White Falcons ~::~ comnuUee repreHaiUIJ tlle Welt Virainia Medieal Auoelatioo, wbo had gone on record u beiq op. posed to praeth:e (or lfDa ill the ume . hospital witb osteopatbl. ·V..tbf:~":tt-~:"" ·~....; "i;b'r;fl · :~.~ .: .. lmhmei:t' ~ and'' !"ember- !fu·e. ALQ~.na.11 . grandParent~. . port." I 1be announcement of the ... son Medical Societ:r beeame kaowa after memben bad met with , a a Con.UnuiDI ,Pu~~· Interest·. In procram. temporary plans will be In the E~ucatlon! made for the ·Home Demonstration enb;ies have Local leaden ia tbe Otfieers trainirfg m'etina... to be Sigma P)>i, El<omplor point out that held• on September tft . .. Beta Slama Phi, Ridl!ll c the civic Clliba out the nationa auch fN' The lctiJ Legion, Rot11Y Clubs, ClUbs, Kiwanii , Cll,lbs, Vetertn• Of 'Foreign Wars and othen Who are interested in the educatiob ani:J welfare lot the Amefil!lft . , J - .... Medical Society Attitude Is .Pomeroy LioD$ Club Will Sponsor Three Here SepL 20 ! Cited As Reason For Failure .£.arents To Meet c•r "Fn'day On·Jnn,1"or cal wl!at A~ o.,, Bi:Yd· Howl!<~•o!• ·c•n We Enouli4 Gbod Teiohe..,.....nd ~P ' l l Teams ~ w, Footba ' . our sohoola-Bi:lla oiid opente FURt~UTQJ.. ' c:..w ... ltlo: - Seen In Fund Ori.ve " Pt. Pleasant Hospital Broiler.' .monstratlon Council il to be at the home of Mrs. Mlx.ine Goeclein on l'latwooQ Road, between Bt. 7 1lDd 33, tuftt.ing on Rt. 7 at Five Point•- It will begin Friday at 12:110 P. M. , The main pUJ'!POU of tile meet· jJ:Ir: Ia to set up \he ho.tne demoafereD,Ce. · various copfer•ilotl and will be- slratlon proitam for the FaU and Winter. It la _lmpol'tant that all The local moYement joins in eome tbe bash!! bx_ wbieh loeal aroupa be r-epresented, and if 1 with other communities through~ aroups tuch ii the 'oDe betna ·o r- lmpouible lo .attend, they are out , tbe country Jn .declding; what sanize~ in M~l~ · CG.unty WUI bp· urged to send a subltitutc. . individual dtitens ean do ln their erate. El.eb araup is requested to ----The questiob8 ~: (U What brina the follc_Jwinc jo.formatloa: 0 Sh9uld OUr Seboqll A~mpU11b? Namet of aU persona in then· aliw cin we orp,lie our Sebool ·S)'Items Mon ·Efticientlyf eo~munity J~LJterrated in the Tail· AIOWAr Mr. an.4 M"'s. George Doolittle have been vl':iiting her parent! Mr. and Mra. Glenn Lambert' and trare plannin, to move t~ Athens, wh~rc he wiD ba enroU· ed ~t Ohio UnlvenJty. Fn,nk Eastep, who Ia 'Qmpl•f· ed at Waverly, spent the weet· end with his mother, Mrs. Virginia Eastep . ShtrJey Evans, who 1a employ. ed ln Columbus, Is tpendlng the week with her JfiDdmotber Mrs C. F. Hawll:h1a and famUy ' Libor Day guests of Mr. a'nd Mru. E. M. Blake and · were Mr. and MriJ. Roy Tracy Mr. and Mrs. B. :a. Elder Mr. and Mn. H. H. Elder Jr and daughter, lu~b'! Columbue·: Mr. and Mrs. Grahm Pasaden.' California. ' , ' Mr. and Mr1. Wtm,m Hovatter (P atsy Hickman) ltaw. been visit· lng his Parente, Mr. and Mra WinlaM Hovatter aud Ida Billy. Mr. and Mra. Cllifoi'd , Stum~ .and cl!Udren, Gail, Deanne, Da ... rell and Marilyn sue, •pent sa't~:~ at Camdea Park, HunU!fa· Lue~Ue ' ,... ......., ..... Tl<o-... Single Copy Pomeroy-Middleport, 'roup.To Aid ·schools'. To -'Organize ora:anizati4)n of a ,plaanip/ com- eo~mJJpitie~ ,&:o • promote belter mittte as a pr.elud,e to 1 eount,- .schpqiJ. , wide meetins· of ·loreig';' .COUntlans· 'l:llei porl~d ·fro!nl Sept. ' to Od. intensted in tJie opel'l.tion tp.d T ·bal. be... ,et ul4e by the Ohio bfltternu!nt ol school• will , talle Wbl_te Houe. CoDf__UQce tor \be place tonight at the Coun\y Super- boldinl of count1,: -and eoutmuqitJ lntendent of Schoola (.Iff!~ in tbe conferences tbroullloUt tt.e .tate.· Court Hoit~e at 8 P. M. , ·U.ter In tbfi tall · the&e ecnater~ · The organiz&tion pf '1he 'plann. eDCill will report to a seeond Ohio '"' canimittee will pl;vl! the Way State Contereaee. for Ute community eon,rer~~~ 'o SP:: p~latent Q\tettio~J have carry out the Program of the b!!en stt up ·for ·d'lleus•mn and White House Educational ' Con· ~tudy to be plaoed before the holfday yn~ek;:~ Mrs. John r ., and daughter, Jua. will!;... • White Ho~e·.~ucatjo~Bl P~ · Me~Co Home G~·-~round In M~19 County , Demonstration (amlly. '-- ' a1 CJtize~s i. MUdred Shuler and famUy - few days. . ,, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm and n~nmy have been on a• vata. t;'lJP~.~,~t w'eek with .rt!laUvea ' " ..... -¥~~¥~,~, Laneaste~ and otber plaej!a. lleY. ·aad Mrs.' Cahnichael• ot Sou.tb We.bet"er have been dtt. U.e 'ehoresJot -~em, .. and Mr.e. 'RichMrd Heilman Hill wer....- the l1st at·. Mr. aad Mrs. • e • Harold HeUman and children oi .QelletontaiD!, 0., and Misl!l Nancy ltiua of Dan.lo were eueats nt!entl:y of ·C1ark lbl' 8'nd llmYy . Mro, Elizabeth Vt.!er oi ci,.~ land .bl vialtin1 ber daughter Mrs . nttne . • niDI for an old· fubloned helll!ll lor llf. in~· Mrt. Robert Lou}~, ~~~· ofwer~ Mr. ond M... he son, spent t.h' weekend la ens. Mr and Mn. WiUiam and dauahter, IJma,. el:ld . auests ol ht. . . • Rawklns J Mr. and ri1ta, ' ' Severll.trieJula 64 aele)bon aattwed at tbe bom.e of 111:. ud 11<1: Chorles f. lllle l!'tlday ev• picture are $ltt potlratls whole eurYts lend .,ace to :.t.be to~•· The dtrt foliap autrOUnillnll the aun-tlect Water sl•e -latereatlnr contrast tO the model .. blonde hair and the \lie riN •t the pool. The· trees In the baekrr~..,W provide identi6eatlon for the locale u welJ u contrlbutina to _ the oYer-aU CQMJOiitlon.1'he n• flection 'n the J'.&u provides interest 1n a picture where ahad- . owsare not. an important. f~. A pictun 11ke thls can bl found at anr ,ol. 'fhe seent ol reallr aoot1 re~ultli Ia rood posing ·and waltll:it until the natural u,htinr is ~laht for th• effeet desired. • • IY IIIMA IHL·· Rev.· Elden ;BIU:a lfu beea ,u&Jined 11 putor at tbe Neue ChiPel for lllo colalq 7""" IDd tbt lint 'Pt'tachiq: al!f'Yice,. 1ri1l be Sept. lllb •t ~ f. II. 't John Childs, McMechen. w va., Is spendmg a week with hLs bro thcrs, George and Leo ChiJda, e.!il and their families Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Darrell Chevalier and aon and Mrs. George Childs entertain Darrell Lee, of Columbus arrived ed with a family dlGner. Those Thursday for a visjt with her present wero John mother, Mrs. Freda 'Ritchie ' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Misa 1oAnne Swatzel, ~tudent and family, Gloria and c:''-!! 0~ 11 ;1 nurse a.t Holzer Hospital, 1spent the holiday weekend with her Candace and Christine Micky and Sheila ChUds parenta, Mr'. and Mra. AJbert SwatChilds, Mrs. Mmnie ' zel. Miss Susie Taylor. ~r. and Mrs. Harry Saddler of Mr and Mrs. Cash Bahr and BrldJeport arrived Sunday tor a Mr. and Mrs. Wi11ia~ Childs weekend Visit wUh her aister.s spent the weekend at Mountain ~1rs. Bentz Wolfe and Mrs. WilJ: Lake, Va. Hllll Baxter and husbands. Miss Datsie Saunders visited Mrs. Agnes Swiiher of Colum. Mr. anC Mrs Paul Andrews lnd bu~ spent the holiday weekend family at Long ..Dottom, Sunday. with her son and dau,:bter.Jn.Jaw Recenl guests of Dana Gate- }fr and Mrs Wayne Swisher. ' woo~ were Mr and Mrs. V. A. Mrs. Be.tty Blackwood, Miss Cousms and children, Dayton; Madelyn F1elds and M!:;o~ Frankte Mr. and Mrs Charles Gomer &nd W1ppel spent the hohday week· ch1ldren, Columbus; Mr and end at Indian Lake. Mrs Paul Go10er · and family Mr and Mrs. Andreas Turnbull ,Pomeroy ' of Columbus spent the weekend Pvt Rae Ann Mills and Pvt. w1th relatives in Syracuse and Leonard Gwiazdowsky. Arlington, New Haven. Va., were holiday weekend Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Ables of gueslll of her parents, Mr . and Cleveland were weekend 1 ueata Mrs. Rus1wll MU!s and family. , ol Mr and Mn Dan Rizer. , A/2c Jack Ratliff, Mountain Mr . and Mr.s. 1ohn · GJU1ore Home, Idaho, is visiting his aunt and daughter, Valerio, have r~­ and uncle, Mr and Mrs. c. R. turned home from a vacation oil Karr Sr., and family . Lake Erie, , Mrs. Lucille Naylor of Franklin Fred Schronth. and daughter, Ind., spent the weekend with he~ Ann, Br1dgcport, came to Mid· brother and sister...in.Jaw, Mr. and dle~ort Sunday, and were JICcom· Mrs Irving Karr Sr. rn me<.l home Monday by Mrs Mr and Mrs. Charles Stanley Schroath and son, Rick, who had been ~I&Yinj( with her mother and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomp. Mr~ . C. M Erwin. ' son and daughters spent the hob. day wee~end at Buckeye Lake , The Philathea Society ot ~ hm·ch of Christ will meet . Mr. snd Mrs. Carl Riga:s have rhursfiay mght at the home of re~urne~ to their home, Columbus, alter a three week~' vacation Mrs Robert McElhinney. with relatJves in the Bend area. The Middleport Emergenc Mn. William J. Durst is spends(luad was called Monday whe~ Paul Baker was reported HI A ~v.g a week in Marion with her i0CB I phys ician was called to son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and tr•~at the patient. Mrs. Kenneth Roush and family Virgil Roush returned ho~e Mrs. Ruth Adams, Cotumb ~~~s been visiting Mrs Cra~~ Sunday after a visit in Dayton with relatives. avis and Mrs \ George Lash Rutland · er, Mr. and Mrs E. H ncr, Dayton, are week wlth Mr and ~tlb~ bartd weekend guests e e er home were Mr Mrs. Marvin PauUn and child Patty lind K€\nt Ca d ren, Mr d , m en, and da~~ht!:-r\tJ!nk~n Ginther . • IIOIIINING STAll ' Mr. and Mrs. SU.t1.11 Haum.a of Portsmouth were reuqt auestJ o( Mr. and Mrs .1. 0. RoOdel. Frederiet Mohlenpab h11 re. turned to his bomfl, Newark, af. ter " week't Yltit with biB: brotherin-law and sls~er, Mr. and Mra. ..J. 0 Roedel. Mr and Mr1. Robert L. Hamm and daughter, Banbara, returned to lhelf home, Ch..illieotb~, Moo· day after a three week'• visit , with her ,parents, Mr. an(~ Mrs. J. 0 Roedel. While here &lr. ~nd Mrs Hamrn attended a meeting of the Midland Mutual ln&urance Co. held French Lick, lnd , and e:nrollte home visited m Cmein· nat1 Their daugh,ter. Barbva, rcmamed wltb her grandparents:" ' Mr and Mrs Glen Cha.se were overnight suests of his mother, Mrs. John Chase, Thursday. They left Friday morrung , Cor a week end visit at Hockin.-port with Wallace Glenn. Allen Chase returned to his Jtome ..in Huntingtcm Friday eve· nmg after a several days visit w1th his mother, Mrs. John Chase. Miss Virginia Fisher retw:ned to her home m Charifi!ston Monday after a visit with her aunt Miss Nettie Koehler. ' Mrs. Agnes Fay ol Altoona, Pa. is the guest or the Misses Lu,. cretia, Augusta and Ada Gen\ he1mer. Mrs. Robert Ritchie, Mrs. Bert :&ETTY p11 don't..teeetsarl· Teaford and family and Min t, m•n the piet• wUl ~ Norma Jean Bearha were business •implJ' pnUJ. Give JOur aubJ~t • bielulrep that will add. rlam~ visitors In Parlr:era!lurg, Friday. or to the eom.P.,OBIUon. Mr. and Mrs. Willis (Pete) Your pietutira wm be ma,e in· Bearha .of Portsmouth, Va ., spent terettlnr It JOU pose J01ll' model the hohd.ty weekend with rel.ativ. ' Jn a aetttnr that I• attractive in • • ... 1 • a•. , CARS DAMAGED .Andrew S. Ml.!ht, 87, Rt. 3 Lar> ca:ster, 0., was the driver of a car that did minor damqes to a parted vehicle on West Main. The driver of UKl parked auto their .famiUes an inrited. Mrs Lillian Steift is 1ln ebll'Je Gf tbe program and Mn. E. l. Tomp)Qns. Mrs. FloreDCe Bush and Miss Mar11ret Sauer ~ ·.m the re. freshment comnlittee. A tOwel shower for tlnlir , kittben will be held tbat altht iby· the Sisters. Durina:. the .¥nea& meetiDI the Temple vi>ti4 I. "eodtribution for t.he Red Ciou nood. lteliet fund. It wu rflpottld tbet the benches, wbir.b had been aeledttd and ~ ~y a •~IIH pur'*'.. ~ w. RoUib, l't The Miibl auto WIS lravelirlc ' West weJ'l\ in•Wl'iil at 'tllo ~ was ~ . . . &tr41t. . . ,, ~. ""':- 1.; 0! ~ ~CtpJf ·- ~~._.. ' I �• • - • I Widnesclav, s.piember 7~ , 19S,5 - The Daily Sentinel Dl'<ftlll MIIGI ~ AI.IA hbiiUed Ofert - 1 lllchord I. - I Flttbburf problbly tboqht it waa tbe milleDDium .:.ben not one properi) owl!fJt Itt. the town apii'!II'Od to proloot bill • , •. , - . Mtr• ez. Ln!Datoo A••· New Yort Cll)o, •. ,.... .._ editorial of!lce pb011e per week; oDe y6U' 1D advanee ~ ~ j.f· I -· If ;. ~ - ' •• maaac'.IJ!e looD at tbe dlctropll'J 30 or tu tlmeJ a day and tellS hit atudenb at the unlveralty ibat it he (a lilet'esltul author) lllel a diet.lotury several dozen times a day, they can surely afford to look therin a few times a da)'. reac11D1 "Caine Mull· tiy" for lhe !bird time and ~lad Jt ever new, ever deeRlY stlrilna~ WOUIC liliittillf aceounta for aucceas in til! tfaet Utat It must toucb . a.~lill®n eol:d Ia lho,.l. ing up the feelings of tnore leq usfder(lop who ofted are rulo<l IJY ...,,.. moii. That's 11Uttiot it ml1dly. to aaf the very IWt. . IH•Iioos. metUe popuiai'lty. We'd love to have every book thit ja• plieed there worn in Ukt MiiiHer.~ llui, alai, you even find them With ullCut hates, often aftef betila there for a year ot ., 'J I' ' '- •. ,• von In lhe lint three grlldei. Five of tb.e teac]Je~s ,at the •cPool will t~acb in: those &radN with . the otber three ,h,nd!loa the \ .D1and 8 . One hundi'ecf fotty-ro~r are · enrolled In the flnt - . . Drtll '\ •• I BY ' .;· • Keep that , paC~~e of tfandy if 9.0u\fle tln~1ned to· Better stU1 1 Jt;op and srlooZe\ a! fOU 'llill so man1 truck driver• dOtna: on the&'e distance ti·uekl. ' · 1 grabbed books, as tbe p~lntlni -.. ,. - '' .. 1 ami --;-------------------~~---~~,~- ·' .. u w-s not a polltlelaft belh(c g(Ven. du• heave-it waa Allah's earthly ·reptesentatlve. 1 The riots hove been quietly stij)Prcillel:t lor s~vetUJ '" Yaart l know of one In Cat~Hbl~h<:tl wh~t<;: h\Jndrcds of ~o6r~ ' were stilled by sencaulese troop~. antl it never made the papers ,IY HIIMAIIN•• UIIDIIIIUt.D. ~~ tht warm aummer 1 It's HARD to Sell Goods l This UUI« feltow was •·~~~~~ ed Into the a:reat ll'm!S ~ kidl however, and DOW has of hill owo w,hOse feet (I hope) were not ao unwillingly dra1ie(l, Th!\t ~IDd . • ttlat drt in tht back rciom the picture I've vl®llly l(iven )'OU, of Taite It Or JeiVe it-wl Qilote-· "Min oadnot Ute b~ br.ead alone; lie tnust l'hll'r)' a Clever woman." so says Funny,man Georl(e JesReJ. ___..:..._ ,. .. tbe boy who, so dea1dly tlrM Sunday School apeaker. threW hlms'elf to the floor lril "Mom, why don't he "Mon. why don't he alt ' Yoa .._,~,,~. d~pla~ tile merehindlle to help sell II. two baby rebeUiona alwaya Jive me a laff-they For some re~son, Dad broutbt fS clear and eomical to me u tbey happened ol!lly yesterday, up thla ode· atain. When ltf!v. BradY Moore wa• ·"••• he told ol h9w hll "The plan~ toathet wiJ -~ ~Qt '1)0n1 with bla ml~ute, irid ton\my wd th& Bible. ' Panltt. to take bla lepon "I jujt catJ 'em W~eel "Did. yo9 wub Jour banda . go " i~tltled tfts mother. r.n:;iJ!•• In Mr. aad Mrt. Gerald Clar~ atul aona, Gary uti Bandy, wer,e viJlt~ Inc Mr. an,d Lawrence parke Saturday. , • :ur,. Mrt F-A· L L ' SKIRT-S '• I Ail• ·oillaker and : family ···~- Qebt 'SaturdiJ with ber mother, ll1'l Ted Edwirda, , will be a Feotlval •I tbe There . ' ' I ,•I I •' ·.,u... s.o_:...; i' , ' ' ' <. . ,..T_W;, J~· , ker and ebildNn tecea~ ~ Shl •4· Mra. Lucy Kaylot ..d ·abUi~l•l ~at l~clJ weie reeent pes~ or Mra. Garprogram on next net Clarte, ,' , · t; " • . MohdaJ." MrS. Rutb Goodnite was attending a reunion at Gibbstown 8\lnat day. belenrolfed ~t ~ly , on hand and Jeannie and JJ"ertba Brootl without a prlnclpa1 were viaitlnJ Harry Ord Some hoy&~ and girls .who Sunday. were to bave eru;olled wtmt to WaMr. and Mts. Palil - Harris of hamlll for lh!!l _da~, Clifton is one Minenville were eallinl ·on Mn. of the Jfew' SchOoJI itr the!· area ~still Ruth Goodnite Sunday. teac.bing 1tb anJI 8th gradea and Mrs. Glenn Bradfor\f and fam· thoae goiDa: po Wahama were stu· ily have moved f~· the Lutheran dents frOm' thQU Jr&des. parsouage 1nto tbe C:abin of Mr. 1The erlrolhfu;Rt at Wf!st Columbia ~as .r~~td at Qg, west Col- aod lin.· Heoey;;ae'ltrnlre. ' )Wcolr(I-$ayre, 'N•w: Raven was umbl• aclioo~ Jpatroua .have been the gue1t ot, his •unt, Mrs. Paul aiaured th•t a:, hew school bulld· f8mil:y aevenl days. lng will· be atarted tllero In • ·the Rina aad • I near future. ' Mlas Betty Rou1h wbo tia1 em· ployment in PO$MOY was vlslting: ·~F4~~-1t~y-~oev~eo~·~·~tu~dients I 1 Mt•. ,. . Poul Rifll. " _. 'Mr. and Mn. lobo ' ord and family of Shinaton, O.... spent the ,)lrL .. ' .111r: iud ,MiL Bleb· •. . ' ., • . holldar wltb ard Rollllb. There Ylt4 ia'iii, atiebdance at Sanda)' School •I lb' EIJII ~bureh »rt- •"!, '*" Mf'!, Gle1111 BraM6ra oncl chll· dren were viaitl~ reeeatly with ' that ioes i'IJht 11(18 ,Our praijtlft'• .. home tllel. The~e Thereu ObllD&er Sunday. Mn. F. B. Litebllel~ viii~ lng Mrs. Bettba C(arte r-tly. at ber bome rec•ntly. · ;" ,f~vest w.eei.ty In a 'dlij>l,aJ ~· Only tile lallfl1aofe wu ptore stroDJ than that in Gallipolis were clilllit on Mrs . Broad Road Lutheran Church, Sltqrday allb.t, Sept. 10. !P'ades, . '. . · ·Mr: aDd -Mta. D!Wid • LloviDI Mlrie Clark ROU8h, , w~. ,bat!, au¢ 8aqbter, Ruth; J'¥1t"'*bllfl reported u leavhll ' the •pent the weekend with Mr. aad for a principal'• job else- Mn. Ralph weaver and Sunda. Ia tbe oouoty, will tealh at Spendlog Sundq , ev~ with dlll:lng the comln1 Mra. Bertha ClafP. Oil famUy :year aceordin~t to Mlsa were Mr. &bd .Mrl:. lloyt Clarke, ~~~-lobe' New: teaehefs at New Ha. Mr. and Jlr:J."'~v ,Raul}l • and ven are ,.A~~ ·A,Ilen, Mrs. Flora Emosene; Mr. ~atidirn. atcbard Grimes and· Mrs. 'Faye Smith. RoWib and JIDiee and Ernie, Mr. · D. .C.ur:, the new PTintl· and Mrs. ' FrukUa Clarice. Mr. the Mason ' Elemen~ and Mrs. L.eo Cla:tke and Mrs. annoUDeed tbat the enroll~ Con Oblinger. me-nt there had been 248 on Uie Mr. and :ur.. Leo Clarke and opening day of scbool. Like other Mrs. cora Ohlina:er 1pent Sunday prinelpaJs in the area, Carr ex- with Mr. and 'Mia. Blll Llevlng. 1 few more pupils Mr. and Mrs. Elrl De1n Anthtes plained were to come in durlq: and Mrs. Allee weaver, Youna:.. the • town were gueats of· Mr. and Mrs. 1 , tbat t~e hot luuch Harry Ord r.eeentlf, • at' Mu&n. woQ.ld begin OD Mils DoriS Ohlinger waa c:alli,ng I "··-• week. on Miss Peli King Monday. ~ndepnroiitlled at Mrs. Harfrr ~ol'datt!r 'a-Dd familY r , Bertha wero ..1111141 on lin. P~ Olda_peJ'~9DDel world-MoJuwhlnedellltm. Vita:min C Essential To A Childis liealth •' lts"Ciostd 5,eflt At M!ddlePfll1. OIIJ<) · of Morocco was deposed, the French were guJlty or monkeylni With tbe most pa! ! ion~te reliaion. , in the .. '~ THE. SHOE· BOX .I Moslem Wht'n the Sultan ' :~!~':r". < ~ 1 I il' mn c, anti lihYa)·a you have to rememJ)er that he li a Just bcfofe the 8tr0llf the attempt on the new S,uil~t;;.; Hie, two yean ago, I Wil Sldlbel Abbe~ doing a atof:t on the Le.hm One grilzled uff.aer(ileant pulled hl!i beard and Pointed hll pipe a1 me "ReJncniber what I aaf", he told me "Soon; tnl)'bt" •next )'ear, maybe the year after, Notth Afrf. ... a• ea will run •Hh blo'Jd, artd Abd Jf•fhN Wild• onr , .. n et Krim will be ror11otten as a fldt-rtal•fanl pl1menta. minor lnclrlent." I..ttokM hke the "Yielle mouj. 4h .... ••"'• 111•r-tiM ln•llll '=-==-:::::~~=~~~-~:.::=:...~'o~che" was__rl.:;l"ht".- - - - - - ,, . . :~!SI:IU-tOK'' . , .i : ··· fGfttJ'Ier. ,.,,_.. ·'·Ita ·Op._n ' -¥:,., . '; ' OXFORD : 8~. W· L ~~glaa' · ., DID. YOtJ . KNOw THAT?. " >; I l.' )ll pat/~ Jtoush with more expected to ·enroU later tbls w~k. Mis1 1\ouob lAid that the S<hool was fully otafo!ed with eight tea<:b,..., She wlll be 1 non-teachinl princi~ p.. tor the cdplint 11cllool term. Mlss Roush eXplained that enrollment ia' heaviest it New lla·· Tlilt alobe would show its im-- ' ' aehool. da)'s with . New/ llaven showed an enrol1• Jobnso11. meat "oJ 217 ac:cordin.a: to prind· Hr. ud :Mrs. l(_oy' Clarke ol . two. L bama will be started tm Thunday Mn. wtueh will be the' fir,lt full day Of ed home ·o.lf llbtart .Opt of tho famOlLI ~It Is worn and old lootm.i t:t~ , on.Jy a year or two on t6~ M: · · ...,.. ...__ ... the ,....... He lllld that bere Wednea4&Y. aod lin. Bill lliOJ'Il>l ,•od tho oiuro would probably IIUllfU receat l'!llltl ol llr 52& lleloni tbe end of tbe weet at t~o•alx·Jear bl&b IChool. !:linument at w.abamo ,.., h;a.vt..t in' the •eventb and ,~ii:th f'ld~l .in wbi..,,F<>Iei" sold be had enrollt10' 101. itudentl in the form~r- &:~:ade Jnd 115 ln the lat~er. The hot lunch proJram. at w;a- "Edlar later I'm..ilo,; or . 1 ·i r ••• • ._ ....... _ Milt 'II . EIW5TI'I5 ~ .r· ..... •· , All,._ ;:w~ __ ' '.... w• woekl. Tiro i" b~lieve aiOhJ ~ · ~; oll.ltt'~ov•!'n . And ' ll.f' t.. · Wet A•·abs ~ - l,lo~rl,.~~ haws .re!~o<e lol with lin. GIODD Bradfoed IIICI family woro lin. G"'!ol Cllrko At OllftOa, the IICbOOI opeae<l '""" of ~- Eliza .llolllli. lira. J'amd" WeaHJ' bu ndoorl oo TiiiOIIa> wltbout • bome a!tor •peDdiDI • PriD•!PIL Ello.... •· being made lume8 lew her araa44auabtor, to I"''PtY tbo ....6o! wtlb • head lin. Gleoowlt}lBr~ord · and ebllthUa far have -proved frUitlesa. • • Other ac:hOola 1n the P.end area dren. 1 , 11r1. Tbereoa Obllqor, lloberl of MUOn t!ouatJ be8 Iiiii ata!lo of iod Do~ JPOIII We8olodl> with telc:hen aa the acboolt GpeD.ed. Mn. Bertha· Clorlul. Foley. anaouncecl the flrlt d.a7 llr., ud Mn. Gt!)DrJe Clalke or eDroDment .at Wlhama as belDI GO& with m'ore beina: eapected Raeute were 'riliUDI retaUvea Bible, tbe at.Uoaa.,., wort~ AI· Ruark Reports IY ltOIIRT C. RUARK and a few outpost! in lone!y forts the French have blt• wa1 enoua:h to. keep the wtlder ten off considerably mol-e than lada: undBI' eont~ol. they will ever be able to chew (lne o1 tbe bl9 irlendllllp busl· in this Moroccan-Algerian mess, ' ness deala thtt French made wa~ •' and it refleets n9 eredlt on any ·with El Q}aoU{. th!'l fierce old "'ode of tlleir lo..mlnute tabineb man wbtds teWnpota1 Ind. actuall)' spiritual head of the Herbers, a ~that they dldn 't see it bre:wlng. · • Two years ago I wa11 10 Sldi· bunch of motmtRin-dweUJng, fut ibe1-AbbH, in Canblanca and horae rldl~g roughn~ks whom 1 1 ·Talil:ter, in PoM Lyattle)' and Ra· suspett of Gafllc or CeltiC de""" ~b~t: . &IJd at the va1t American cent, since they bave red haif, bilse It Nbdasseur, and an I blue ey81, play b.a&pl,pes and hate .. hea:rd oif all side1 wa1 the Arab evecybody, eapec1ally Freoeti, f-wrird ''Jellad." A Jehud li rough- Aralia antl Moors. Cottversely, the Moon are . 1~ p. holy war, such "-9 the derv,isbea 1tlfred up lon1 ago in the atared sljff bf the Berbers, who lfo~tl 1 1ueh a& generations of ll!t!d to emulate out Westetn b.ad 1""' ~ have been tomentina itl men by rldltlg' thelf magnlfieint ' No h:- Africa a11 part of the old horaet into attiab or ,Mooriah viUJt:e and. sh ~lJ)I up tne town, .PII)-lslam idea, '· toilchina: 'the fen. md taplnt In the old days, when Adb e! the wamen, just for fun. Xrlm was leading the t.egion 5o THe li'rei!)Ch emplo}•ed thll: mt,rry cha11~ 1n the Riff, and all Mootlsh feat ot \he pcrber tribes J04 hQd to say to put a panic In men as a control, and the malethe l French stock market wBII volent, one ~yed did Gh~bul be"Djebel Druse.", the French a<!· came more or leu boAA of Frent:h. tiOif tn Saharan Africa was call- Ndrth Africa. But the Glaoui hilld ed "penetration pacifique" one hatred of purMt polson-the Tbi!l ''peaceful penetration" Sultan Sldl Mohammed Ben was accomplished by lona: bayo- Youuef, who was eorilpletely netf on the tpuules o-f tbe clas ann French. The Gl:)ouJ prevall~ 1lc 11-e~l rifle, and Willi enforeed Cd on the Jt~retlch to glv~: Bb by ..J ban-' of JUfllans and inter totuaef the bounce, and to ea· natumal bad hats who had sought tabllah a pU:ppet· cousm, ~a­ sanc:tuary from their assorted hammed Ben Moulay ;«rara Tbll trimes In the shelterinl at:m11 'lf happenct two )'ears ago, and Jt La Leltlon Etrangere TheJJ, a1 Was on the .anniver,sai'y of Ben now, they were mostly Germans. YoUss"'s expulsion t_hat tbe1 Spahl1mla and ltalhm1.11 under touched off the l,OQO,corpse kl11~ FrefiQll otflC'.lrs. lng w6ek end In XJgcrla and MQr· The wllder elements of Moolo oceo and Berber, Bedouin and Tuareg, The rebel force has grown in were pacifiq~lly penetrated until the past two years because the they Wt>re dtad or ~cattered an Leg1on was off getting Jtaetr shot the best beau gelte tra.dlllon . Th.e to bit! In Indo-China and Pan· town!!, the b1g cltleR cooled oft Jslam ia never deal.! lor long, 1!'!1· when tbe "Jo~ad" Idea is I . Wobi£'1 Br maU: one )'eu".l Um.oQtlu, aY ,..._..., Olllii._P FridoY .... Tbqao wbo opeJil lin. 1111)1. llo'""ID. ·~ eJ.Pal Clyde ro~q repGI'Ied ~· an.d1o11u Dorio Obllqor apeot I'd· tbe aebool- wu .WI lhort ope da7 otchl wltb lin. EVOIJD llo"'b teaehet. ID tb'e 'meantime, ...... IDd loYCt. . .. .. ' ........ CbarleJ One1 of New Haven hu llleluril . )loulh. aa4 dlu~·~ ben tilted to teac:h aocial ttudl• Jlllllee and ~ ·ErDle · wtre reeell.t at WaJ:tama. · II.IPIJXlml, ' Mrtloaa1 aaveril.alnt rej#eMa- $4.25; tbree montlu, $2.10; ODe w+e.llotttaelll-Klmball, tne.. au 1montb, $1. I , .. <' l!:e· In Enrollment aloD tbll wel!lt s.jlt. I •lib llvo artleles about him and hla wort. HJs two small bo)'s. Nathaniel and Jo1epb rellect the orthodox Jew In tbelit ijimea. at The Dally S...Und o!llce '/#f.• $1&.80; 11.< "mootlu, '7.80; tbr..; Entered 11 aecond elan in au- months,. ~.00- lr motor route !DJ: matter et the po1t office et wbere ,1VIlla81e: ~f)i ·rdot~oth, SJ Pomeroy. Ohlo. of liM la:l . . lkuulq by Tho Oblo V~Ol' ' 18, N. Y. • StnliDtl. IRe., at no lleclwrle Su)lertpuoa rates: Dellvef'J ~, "' ~~~ Pomei'G"J. o . Bu!lnea oHlee earrler where 1vailablt 30 eentr 'fj ~8 €o8nty, Scb(,oJs Reveal NO KICKS IUDISON, WIII.-Tbo board ol rmew • Sunc~at. · •" · · .. •• · .. ~·yu•; r "A,nd Y.tHII' face?" ' 1 ~11 1 mother." "And did you . •••h rour mother." ' - fllfiVA~ . . . ,,. .· • 'I ' 4 0 6 "' 0 I 4 0 o• t I . '-,\ 0 0 0 0' '• ' .. 0 0 '" o o ~ 0 .... ~. •, .~ 0 0 0 ~· ~ I ••••••••••• . ••••••••• ~~··•I•· ,... 0 0 0 0 ~-~··.- . t O ~'<",, f ' !, ! • ,< iit -~>l i " lll. t~.,·.l ,,.-oro•• reM lOll ~. '!!' • , --~!;1-~k.: . . :;, ' ' {it ' ', ~ .,. r • ' ' " I . I" ' '~· t ;· . -! ••••• , , ••• . .. ' . -~ "' l •••• · • 1 ·~· • ~ ~~ -.f.'c t ~~ ~ i / ··~· ',r:'· r ' "i ''l .··. i . ~ . ~- ...; .. .... 1 r '- v .I, ' ' .. • -, .. ' !. ; . ·: . rl .r ' . $t:ta , ~ ,..,,., •n•t, • • · · ~·~• :•1'• ~~ •• o, • -.!' SCH()OL , .Jf·· ~f, F.i•t; ~~~•rci•l ,, ... ~~~~C...~~~(:/ : ~- :. , " . • ,,-~"··~· i J.r .. . . eici(>ro ·BOYS ' • '> . . ·..a""OR. ~.' l " • • • ~ • • ~ ~ li• • ~ . . . . . ,. ' r ~est•_pf:i;i;bif 'di~ tlott .. ~~fa .he at Ort.ftlli.tiCIII ...... , , SHQIS " ~ .; , ,!JitlJli.liAUEi , ' ' G\PS : \ ' ,_. • . r "' . • • ~ .SJlJaTS. ' ... ' '. .. • ., -· . · .~v ' ' . ' .' · .· . .- ' .... .' ' " .-- I ~ · ··· -· . " ~ ----...:·•'"· . '• ' " ' , 1 ' . • '. t •• I �• • - • I Widnesclav, s.piember 7~ , 19S,5 - The Daily Sentinel Dl'<ftlll MIIGI ~ AI.IA hbiiUed Ofert - 1 lllchord I. - I Flttbburf problbly tboqht it waa tbe milleDDium .:.ben not one properi) owl!fJt Itt. the town apii'!II'Od to proloot bill • , •. , - . Mtr• ez. Ln!Datoo A••· New Yort Cll)o, •. ,.... .._ editorial of!lce pb011e per week; oDe y6U' 1D advanee ~ ~ j.f· I -· If ;. ~ - ' •• maaac'.IJ!e looD at tbe dlctropll'J 30 or tu tlmeJ a day and tellS hit atudenb at the unlveralty ibat it he (a lilet'esltul author) lllel a diet.lotury several dozen times a day, they can surely afford to look therin a few times a da)'. reac11D1 "Caine Mull· tiy" for lhe !bird time and ~lad Jt ever new, ever deeRlY stlrilna~ WOUIC liliittillf aceounta for aucceas in til! tfaet Utat It must toucb . a.~lill®n eol:d Ia lho,.l. ing up the feelings of tnore leq usfder(lop who ofted are rulo<l IJY ...,,.. moii. That's 11Uttiot it ml1dly. to aaf the very IWt. . IH•Iioos. metUe popuiai'lty. We'd love to have every book thit ja• plieed there worn in Ukt MiiiHer.~ llui, alai, you even find them With ullCut hates, often aftef betila there for a year ot ., 'J I' ' '- •. ,• von In lhe lint three grlldei. Five of tb.e teac]Je~s ,at the •cPool will t~acb in: those &radN with . the otber three ,h,nd!loa the \ .D1and 8 . One hundi'ecf fotty-ro~r are · enrolled In the flnt - . . Drtll '\ •• I BY ' .;· • Keep that , paC~~e of tfandy if 9.0u\fle tln~1ned to· Better stU1 1 Jt;op and srlooZe\ a! fOU 'llill so man1 truck driver• dOtna: on the&'e distance ti·uekl. ' · 1 grabbed books, as tbe p~lntlni -.. ,. - '' .. 1 ami --;-------------------~~---~~,~- ·' .. u w-s not a polltlelaft belh(c g(Ven. du• heave-it waa Allah's earthly ·reptesentatlve. 1 The riots hove been quietly stij)Prcillel:t lor s~vetUJ '" Yaart l know of one In Cat~Hbl~h<:tl wh~t<;: h\Jndrcds of ~o6r~ ' were stilled by sencaulese troop~. antl it never made the papers ,IY HIIMAIIN•• UIIDIIIIUt.D. ~~ tht warm aummer 1 It's HARD to Sell Goods l This UUI« feltow was •·~~~~~ ed Into the a:reat ll'm!S ~ kidl however, and DOW has of hill owo w,hOse feet (I hope) were not ao unwillingly dra1ie(l, Th!\t ~IDd . • ttlat drt in tht back rciom the picture I've vl®llly l(iven )'OU, of Taite It Or JeiVe it-wl Qilote-· "Min oadnot Ute b~ br.ead alone; lie tnust l'hll'r)' a Clever woman." so says Funny,man Georl(e JesReJ. ___..:..._ ,. .. tbe boy who, so dea1dly tlrM Sunday School apeaker. threW hlms'elf to the floor lril "Mom, why don't he "Mon. why don't he alt ' Yoa .._,~,,~. d~pla~ tile merehindlle to help sell II. two baby rebeUiona alwaya Jive me a laff-they For some re~son, Dad broutbt fS clear and eomical to me u tbey happened ol!lly yesterday, up thla ode· atain. When ltf!v. BradY Moore wa• ·"••• he told ol h9w hll "The plan~ toathet wiJ -~ ~Qt '1)0n1 with bla ml~ute, irid ton\my wd th& Bible. ' Panltt. to take bla lepon "I jujt catJ 'em W~eel "Did. yo9 wub Jour banda . go " i~tltled tfts mother. r.n:;iJ!•• In Mr. aad Mrt. Gerald Clar~ atul aona, Gary uti Bandy, wer,e viJlt~ Inc Mr. an,d Lawrence parke Saturday. , • :ur,. Mrt F-A· L L ' SKIRT-S '• I Ail• ·oillaker and : family ···~- Qebt 'SaturdiJ with ber mother, ll1'l Ted Edwirda, , will be a Feotlval •I tbe There . ' ' I ,•I I •' ·.,u... s.o_:...; i' , ' ' ' <. . ,..T_W;, J~· , ker and ebildNn tecea~ ~ Shl •4· Mra. Lucy Kaylot ..d ·abUi~l•l ~at l~clJ weie reeent pes~ or Mra. Garprogram on next net Clarte, ,' , · t; " • . MohdaJ." MrS. Rutb Goodnite was attending a reunion at Gibbstown 8\lnat day. belenrolfed ~t ~ly , on hand and Jeannie and JJ"ertba Brootl without a prlnclpa1 were viaitlnJ Harry Ord Some hoy&~ and girls .who Sunday. were to bave eru;olled wtmt to WaMr. and Mts. Palil - Harris of hamlll for lh!!l _da~, Clifton is one Minenville were eallinl ·on Mn. of the Jfew' SchOoJI itr the!· area ~still Ruth Goodnite Sunday. teac.bing 1tb anJI 8th gradea and Mrs. Glenn Bradfor\f and fam· thoae goiDa: po Wahama were stu· ily have moved f~· the Lutheran dents frOm' thQU Jr&des. parsouage 1nto tbe C:abin of Mr. 1The erlrolhfu;Rt at Wf!st Columbia ~as .r~~td at Qg, west Col- aod lin.· Heoey;;ae'ltrnlre. ' )Wcolr(I-$ayre, 'N•w: Raven was umbl• aclioo~ Jpatroua .have been the gue1t ot, his •unt, Mrs. Paul aiaured th•t a:, hew school bulld· f8mil:y aevenl days. lng will· be atarted tllero In • ·the Rina aad • I near future. ' Mlas Betty Rou1h wbo tia1 em· ployment in PO$MOY was vlslting: ·~F4~~-1t~y-~oev~eo~·~·~tu~dients I 1 Mt•. ,. . Poul Rifll. " _. 'Mr. and Mn. lobo ' ord and family of Shinaton, O.... spent the ,)lrL .. ' .111r: iud ,MiL Bleb· •. . ' ., • . holldar wltb ard Rollllb. There Ylt4 ia'iii, atiebdance at Sanda)' School •I lb' EIJII ~bureh »rt- •"!, '*" Mf'!, Gle1111 BraM6ra oncl chll· dren were viaitl~ reeeatly with ' that ioes i'IJht 11(18 ,Our praijtlft'• .. home tllel. The~e Thereu ObllD&er Sunday. Mn. F. B. Litebllel~ viii~ lng Mrs. Bettba C(arte r-tly. at ber bome rec•ntly. · ;" ,f~vest w.eei.ty In a 'dlij>l,aJ ~· Only tile lallfl1aofe wu ptore stroDJ than that in Gallipolis were clilllit on Mrs . Broad Road Lutheran Church, Sltqrday allb.t, Sept. 10. !P'ades, . '. . · ·Mr: aDd -Mta. D!Wid • LloviDI Mlrie Clark ROU8h, , w~. ,bat!, au¢ 8aqbter, Ruth; J'¥1t"'*bllfl reported u leavhll ' the •pent the weekend with Mr. aad for a principal'• job else- Mn. Ralph weaver and Sunda. Ia tbe oouoty, will tealh at Spendlog Sundq , ev~ with dlll:lng the comln1 Mra. Bertha ClafP. Oil famUy :year aceordin~t to Mlsa were Mr. &bd .Mrl:. lloyt Clarke, ~~~-lobe' New: teaehefs at New Ha. Mr. and Jlr:J."'~v ,Raul}l • and ven are ,.A~~ ·A,Ilen, Mrs. Flora Emosene; Mr. ~atidirn. atcbard Grimes and· Mrs. 'Faye Smith. RoWib and JIDiee and Ernie, Mr. · D. .C.ur:, the new PTintl· and Mrs. ' FrukUa Clarice. Mr. the Mason ' Elemen~ and Mrs. L.eo Cla:tke and Mrs. annoUDeed tbat the enroll~ Con Oblinger. me-nt there had been 248 on Uie Mr. and :ur.. Leo Clarke and opening day of scbool. Like other Mrs. cora Ohlina:er 1pent Sunday prinelpaJs in the area, Carr ex- with Mr. and 'Mia. Blll Llevlng. 1 few more pupils Mr. and Mrs. Elrl De1n Anthtes plained were to come in durlq: and Mrs. Allee weaver, Youna:.. the • town were gueats of· Mr. and Mrs. 1 , tbat t~e hot luuch Harry Ord r.eeentlf, • at' Mu&n. woQ.ld begin OD Mils DoriS Ohlinger waa c:alli,ng I "··-• week. on Miss Peli King Monday. ~ndepnroiitlled at Mrs. Harfrr ~ol'datt!r 'a-Dd familY r , Bertha wero ..1111141 on lin. P~ Olda_peJ'~9DDel world-MoJuwhlnedellltm. Vita:min C Essential To A Childis liealth •' lts"Ciostd 5,eflt At M!ddlePfll1. OIIJ<) · of Morocco was deposed, the French were guJlty or monkeylni With tbe most pa! ! ion~te reliaion. , in the .. '~ THE. SHOE· BOX .I Moslem Wht'n the Sultan ' :~!~':r". < ~ 1 I il' mn c, anti lihYa)·a you have to rememJ)er that he li a Just bcfofe the 8tr0llf the attempt on the new S,uil~t;;.; Hie, two yean ago, I Wil Sldlbel Abbe~ doing a atof:t on the Le.hm One grilzled uff.aer(ileant pulled hl!i beard and Pointed hll pipe a1 me "ReJncniber what I aaf", he told me "Soon; tnl)'bt" •next )'ear, maybe the year after, Notth Afrf. ... a• ea will run •Hh blo'Jd, artd Abd Jf•fhN Wild• onr , .. n et Krim will be ror11otten as a fldt-rtal•fanl pl1menta. minor lnclrlent." I..ttokM hke the "Yielle mouj. 4h .... ••"'• 111•r-tiM ln•llll '=-==-:::::~~=~~~-~:.::=:...~'o~che" was__rl.:;l"ht".- - - - - - ,, . . :~!SI:IU-tOK'' . , .i : ··· fGfttJ'Ier. ,.,,_.. ·'·Ita ·Op._n ' -¥:,., . '; ' OXFORD : 8~. W· L ~~glaa' · ., DID. YOtJ . KNOw THAT?. " >; I l.' )ll pat/~ Jtoush with more expected to ·enroU later tbls w~k. Mis1 1\ouob lAid that the S<hool was fully otafo!ed with eight tea<:b,..., She wlll be 1 non-teachinl princi~ p.. tor the cdplint 11cllool term. Mlss Roush eXplained that enrollment ia' heaviest it New lla·· Tlilt alobe would show its im-- ' ' aehool. da)'s with . New/ llaven showed an enrol1• Jobnso11. meat "oJ 217 ac:cordin.a: to prind· Hr. ud :Mrs. l(_oy' Clarke ol . two. L bama will be started tm Thunday Mn. wtueh will be the' fir,lt full day Of ed home ·o.lf llbtart .Opt of tho famOlLI ~It Is worn and old lootm.i t:t~ , on.Jy a year or two on t6~ M: · · ...,.. ...__ ... the ,....... He lllld that bere Wednea4&Y. aod lin. Bill lliOJ'Il>l ,•od tho oiuro would probably IIUllfU receat l'!llltl ol llr 52& lleloni tbe end of tbe weet at t~o•alx·Jear bl&b IChool. !:linument at w.abamo ,.., h;a.vt..t in' the •eventb and ,~ii:th f'ld~l .in wbi..,,F<>Iei" sold be had enrollt10' 101. itudentl in the form~r- &:~:ade Jnd 115 ln the lat~er. The hot lunch proJram. at w;a- "Edlar later I'm..ilo,; or . 1 ·i r ••• • ._ ....... _ Milt 'II . EIW5TI'I5 ~ .r· ..... •· , All,._ ;:w~ __ ' '.... w• woekl. Tiro i" b~lieve aiOhJ ~ · ~; oll.ltt'~ov•!'n . And ' ll.f' t.. · Wet A•·abs ~ - l,lo~rl,.~~ haws .re!~o<e lol with lin. GIODD Bradfoed IIICI family woro lin. G"'!ol Cllrko At OllftOa, the IICbOOI opeae<l '""" of ~- Eliza .llolllli. lira. J'amd" WeaHJ' bu ndoorl oo TiiiOIIa> wltbout • bome a!tor •peDdiDI • PriD•!PIL Ello.... •· being made lume8 lew her araa44auabtor, to I"''PtY tbo ....6o! wtlb • head lin. Gleoowlt}lBr~ord · and ebllthUa far have -proved frUitlesa. • • Other ac:hOola 1n the P.end area dren. 1 , 11r1. Tbereoa Obllqor, lloberl of MUOn t!ouatJ be8 Iiiii ata!lo of iod Do~ JPOIII We8olodl> with telc:hen aa the acboolt GpeD.ed. Mn. Bertha· Clorlul. Foley. anaouncecl the flrlt d.a7 llr., ud Mn. Gt!)DrJe Clalke or eDroDment .at Wlhama as belDI GO& with m'ore beina: eapected Raeute were 'riliUDI retaUvea Bible, tbe at.Uoaa.,., wort~ AI· Ruark Reports IY ltOIIRT C. RUARK and a few outpost! in lone!y forts the French have blt• wa1 enoua:h to. keep the wtlder ten off considerably mol-e than lada: undBI' eont~ol. they will ever be able to chew (lne o1 tbe bl9 irlendllllp busl· in this Moroccan-Algerian mess, ' ness deala thtt French made wa~ •' and it refleets n9 eredlt on any ·with El Q}aoU{. th!'l fierce old "'ode of tlleir lo..mlnute tabineb man wbtds teWnpota1 Ind. actuall)' spiritual head of the Herbers, a ~that they dldn 't see it bre:wlng. · • Two years ago I wa11 10 Sldi· bunch of motmtRin-dweUJng, fut ibe1-AbbH, in Canblanca and horae rldl~g roughn~ks whom 1 1 ·Talil:ter, in PoM Lyattle)' and Ra· suspett of Gafllc or CeltiC de""" ~b~t: . &IJd at the va1t American cent, since they bave red haif, bilse It Nbdasseur, and an I blue ey81, play b.a&pl,pes and hate .. hea:rd oif all side1 wa1 the Arab evecybody, eapec1ally Freoeti, f-wrird ''Jellad." A Jehud li rough- Aralia antl Moors. Cottversely, the Moon are . 1~ p. holy war, such "-9 the derv,isbea 1tlfred up lon1 ago in the atared sljff bf the Berbers, who lfo~tl 1 1ueh a& generations of ll!t!d to emulate out Westetn b.ad 1""' ~ have been tomentina itl men by rldltlg' thelf magnlfieint ' No h:- Africa a11 part of the old horaet into attiab or ,Mooriah viUJt:e and. sh ~lJ)I up tne town, .PII)-lslam idea, '· toilchina: 'the fen. md taplnt In the old days, when Adb e! the wamen, just for fun. Xrlm was leading the t.egion 5o THe li'rei!)Ch emplo}•ed thll: mt,rry cha11~ 1n the Riff, and all Mootlsh feat ot \he pcrber tribes J04 hQd to say to put a panic In men as a control, and the malethe l French stock market wBII volent, one ~yed did Gh~bul be"Djebel Druse.", the French a<!· came more or leu boAA of Frent:h. tiOif tn Saharan Africa was call- Ndrth Africa. But the Glaoui hilld ed "penetration pacifique" one hatred of purMt polson-the Tbi!l ''peaceful penetration" Sultan Sldl Mohammed Ben was accomplished by lona: bayo- Youuef, who was eorilpletely netf on the tpuules o-f tbe clas ann French. The Gl:)ouJ prevall~ 1lc 11-e~l rifle, and Willi enforeed Cd on the Jt~retlch to glv~: Bb by ..J ban-' of JUfllans and inter totuaef the bounce, and to ea· natumal bad hats who had sought tabllah a pU:ppet· cousm, ~a­ sanc:tuary from their assorted hammed Ben Moulay ;«rara Tbll trimes In the shelterinl at:m11 'lf happenct two )'ears ago, and Jt La Leltlon Etrangere TheJJ, a1 Was on the .anniver,sai'y of Ben now, they were mostly Germans. YoUss"'s expulsion t_hat tbe1 Spahl1mla and ltalhm1.11 under touched off the l,OQO,corpse kl11~ FrefiQll otflC'.lrs. lng w6ek end In XJgcrla and MQr· The wllder elements of Moolo oceo and Berber, Bedouin and Tuareg, The rebel force has grown in were pacifiq~lly penetrated until the past two years because the they Wt>re dtad or ~cattered an Leg1on was off getting Jtaetr shot the best beau gelte tra.dlllon . Th.e to bit! In Indo-China and Pan· town!!, the b1g cltleR cooled oft Jslam ia never deal.! lor long, 1!'!1· when tbe "Jo~ad" Idea is I . Wobi£'1 Br maU: one )'eu".l Um.oQtlu, aY ,..._..., Olllii._P FridoY .... Tbqao wbo opeJil lin. 1111)1. llo'""ID. ·~ eJ.Pal Clyde ro~q repGI'Ied ~· an.d1o11u Dorio Obllqor apeot I'd· tbe aebool- wu .WI lhort ope da7 otchl wltb lin. EVOIJD llo"'b teaehet. ID tb'e 'meantime, ...... IDd loYCt. . .. .. ' ........ CbarleJ One1 of New Haven hu llleluril . )loulh. aa4 dlu~·~ ben tilted to teac:h aocial ttudl• Jlllllee and ~ ·ErDle · wtre reeell.t at WaJ:tama. · II.IPIJXlml, ' Mrtloaa1 aaveril.alnt rej#eMa- $4.25; tbree montlu, $2.10; ODe w+e.llotttaelll-Klmball, tne.. au 1montb, $1. I , .. <' l!:e· In Enrollment aloD tbll wel!lt s.jlt. I •lib llvo artleles about him and hla wort. HJs two small bo)'s. Nathaniel and Jo1epb rellect the orthodox Jew In tbelit ijimea. at The Dally S...Und o!llce '/#f.• $1&.80; 11.< "mootlu, '7.80; tbr..; Entered 11 aecond elan in au- months,. ~.00- lr motor route !DJ: matter et the po1t office et wbere ,1VIlla81e: ~f)i ·rdot~oth, SJ Pomeroy. Ohlo. of liM la:l . . lkuulq by Tho Oblo V~Ol' ' 18, N. Y. • StnliDtl. IRe., at no lleclwrle Su)lertpuoa rates: Dellvef'J ~, "' ~~~ Pomei'G"J. o . Bu!lnea oHlee earrler where 1vailablt 30 eentr 'fj ~8 €o8nty, Scb(,oJs Reveal NO KICKS IUDISON, WIII.-Tbo board ol rmew • Sunc~at. · •" · · .. •• · .. ~·yu•; r "A,nd Y.tHII' face?" ' 1 ~11 1 mother." "And did you . •••h rour mother." ' - fllfiVA~ . . . ,,. .· • 'I ' 4 0 6 "' 0 I 4 0 o• t I . '-,\ 0 0 0 0' '• ' .. 0 0 '" o o ~ 0 .... ~. •, .~ 0 0 0 ~· ~ I ••••••••••• . ••••••••• ~~··•I•· ,... 0 0 0 0 ~-~··.- . t O ~'<",, f ' !, ! • ,< iit -~>l i " lll. t~.,·.l ,,.-oro•• reM lOll ~. '!!' • , --~!;1-~k.: . . :;, ' ' {it ' ', ~ .,. r • ' ' " I . I" ' '~· t ;· . -! ••••• , , ••• . .. ' . -~ "' l •••• · • 1 ·~· • ~ ~~ -.f.'c t ~~ ~ i / ··~· ',r:'· r ' "i ''l .··. i . ~ . ~- ...; .. .... 1 r '- v .I, ' ' .. • -, .. ' !. ; . ·: . rl .r ' . $t:ta , ~ ,..,,., •n•t, • • · · ~·~• :•1'• ~~ •• o, • -.!' SCH()OL , .Jf·· ~f, F.i•t; ~~~•rci•l ,, ... ~~~~C...~~~(:/ : ~- :. , " . • ,,-~"··~· i J.r .. . . eici(>ro ·BOYS ' • '> . . ·..a""OR. ~.' l " • • • ~ • • ~ ~ li• • ~ . . . . . ,. ' r ~est•_pf:i;i;bif 'di~ tlott .. ~~fa .he at Ort.ftlli.tiCIII ...... , , SHQIS " ~ .; , ,!JitlJli.liAUEi , ' ' G\PS : \ ' ,_. • . r "' . • • ~ .SJlJaTS. ' ... ' '. .. • ., -· . · .~v ' ' . ' .' · .· . .- ' .... .' ' " .-- I ~ · ··· -· . " ~ ----...:·•'"· . '• ' " ' , 1 ' . • '. t •• I �' ' ~- ·-·-• :----:;!aP ... ' R«-lr SP,ings Methodist Church • Holds HbmeCOming Anf!, Roily 0.., TODAY'S SPORT.PARADE JIM.()ANDY NOW • • • • and ll the &outhwute~rn COllference, where IDY elub in the Ita· gue bas a eb..,.ce. · ueu.\1· robbe1t lut yell by a laa(ll& tulillil ll.illa•t Rp~e Bowl r~peats;..hu 13 of the horse• that daaled tbe lAnd · and, \ r I\ . it\8 pa~ t s\iei!"-1'•8 ~uyJand-Walh· lnttori State wtell:end~. apatt4 out tbe ~!'IIi ·· ~• and Soth.bert~ Cabfernll · lamN; the Brlltbl are .in. . •.. .ll~flll ~~~ ~he ~wer lltld thi! AAJJ~h.:. ..Plua tht~ maki4lifil of 'an ~11-Amer,Oa '"~ ia Ron Krill\ei', Jo ~J)1·t~ t~, Bia 10. Ohio ~ta~ aahlr'"r ~ a threa~ !'PW head¢ ~~ · HOJ);&lOD.J CaSsady, wltll. RutdQe &pd' low~ as ·dark 19SS..W9rld Series On &pt. 28 ru.ued Iowa aplrted by Cal Jon&~. Oklahoma, with 2S leUe.rmu, Is a Bll Seven etnch, 11 well • • 3 sure.flrt bet tOr &h ~ Oranae BDwl. Tbere it prpbably will tactle Maryl&lld. Whose .path to t.he At- UP- !Iero art the in ·:~~~._ ------------~~--------------~~---,,----·· 1 i!~.~~i~. threatened only by Duke. B~iir Family Reuf!iOtJ Held On Sunday ·. At Coo/yil/e Wifsoir' State Pork 0..1111• Ttch Slteky Georl.la Tei:b is a sbai:y bet ill the Soutbeutero C011ftrence bu.c its baeD. alve it an edte O¥fr troublesome Misaiuip.pj and '. ll.lbum. Aa for the Southern Coft.· r bactin:a by Freddie Wyu.t. Rice gets th'e Southwestern ntd on its startiDI lineU!P but ne~ reserve helP to · stan~ off T~s 1b1n I ,. < • Funeral aervices for JliP, Rev. T: 'l'. Shelton,~ RJdne,' :were beld Tuel~y morning JJt tl\e Racine qhqrcb .a1ld. tK,iJ( .~~pbQil at the travet afij!r tr BrOOk· IJ.~~••rlc" Ltape Natlio!l•.., .. " •.,7't 'h gamts '' ' .... .. . Carnien Basilio.And Gil Trirner MeetTonite In Non·Tir~e Scrap .._.. the will 11'1' . to beit ·D)14dlew01iht conten~er Gil .Turner to~tlght NATIONAL ~GUE W L Brooklyn -·-- 90 48 Milwaukee _.. 76 62 New York ... _ 71 68 PhiJadelphia ~~ '11 68 Clntlnnatj .. . 8'7 --.'74 Ctiit"aJt;J t - ~ - -· ,f1 .. ..,4 Baslllo'• aee~~ lUl>o .lO. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L FHf MfltiCI ·, caJ!Nj,l~ . • , QLD SME FLAVOl .,,~~, N3.ncy, Jean a"d Cindy Lou, an of ZanetvlUe: Mr. :ud itrs. 'N H. and d'tllbler Donn.j· Mr. abd Mri. ~· ·S ~ntr:' ud diu: . . Rutland rs Host .. \h II. MAIN flowerS: wer~; ; •l V~glbla AT ', 'to Mis$bn~iJ of Convflqti4n ' . ' -~'"~ "!••.'!"·~·' Twelfth For The twelfth Capehart, · Mrs.. ~rnott, .Jtuija Ann- Gau , . Betty Brylon, san. and Sarah; Mr. and Mftt:. Cll!'ql Sals~r, Na~ ,. a~d <,te:nev• QIC'Jln 'ft,Ittle and ~hildren, Dui ne, BUly. RodDey and Kathy, all of Sisson, Mrs. Pearl Martin. Miner§vllle; Mr. an,r;l Mrs. Vernon Bahr: and' children, Denise an·d Gregory, Gallipolis and Lyle Bahr, Fort Spring, W. Va. \ .) L .: . ••• ~ Hfe«UM• yHr -lteallll . ~· ;. leave f oUr • 'It ' : ... "Then ~U aoe~or•• p~plion iia .. .'r.h'e t,kilJed I14JUla of OUI' rt:Kilteftd pharm ... · ~. · cillt, you ean be sure that it will b..! Oiled ,.-ith. noJJ·title fight ·. YOUR~ ' the Chan4htrsvllle; Mr.. and .Mrs. Gol· lo!olgs CoUDty .Min~l Au.<. dft Bahr; M.r and Mra. Ted la~on: ·a nd one pastor from Neutzlinl and Sons, David and 9h~bir,, the ~v . ~l' · ~· :JI,!inJer- Timothy; Mr. and Mr•.- · ,P:ertle fero ihe Rev. Sherley · WQOO ~ Uie Bah.r, ·all ot Atben~; Mr. and Mrs. Jttv. H_oward Ruppeltr the Rev. Walter DUler, Mr. and Mrs. Rus· !Ucbird YoUfig; the. ReV. LeaUe ull Laeef , Ur. and l4rs. F. G. ' Jtu'~e . . White aU of New Lexlniton. The services were ' ,:~nducted . J.fr, and ~rs. Charles Goegleln, Pomeroy Rt~ ;f.;_, Mr. &.nd Mrs. A . -,b.Y•'•J'be. ,- Rawnng•·Coatl Funeral D Tuttle, Mr. a~ Mrs. Milton Jlonie·.apd those '" ebarge of the Tuttle and thilc,lre,n, Walter, Su· .. . TIY ·rr SOON · .:· . lOO~ fOil Sll~ ~· '»-br since h11 Won the' lf'J·pound chi.m pions hip,, fr.pm Tony DemiftO oil St IM!Ia..•... $'7 '19 Piltabuf&h -·- 54 M Tutld1y'1 RHUitt No tames &cheduled Tod1y'1 PrNaltle Pltch.n Pittsburgh at Chicago-J'rleQd 0.9 vs Mlnner 9 8 Brooklyn ut Milwauke 6 nlghtLoes 9-4 V8 Burdette 11·7 New York at St. I.;outa nllhtAnton ~;~ tli 11·16 vs. Jaebon 0·13 PhHadelpbia at ClncinpaU .nl1bt - stmmoor 7-1 va. Fowler 10.9 Thurtd•~'• O~mtt Philadelphia at Cinetnnau . Brooklyn at Milwaukee New Yirk at St. Louts, nl1ht Only games scheduled Cleveland _. __ New York _. . ~hlcago -_... OltOn - ---- .. Detroit -· e-- - MAPS ·.. . ·;· N~W Maf~et Blptut 9 htirch. MinL jh~~ Cbecyl Aan· Mr and MrS ~· o:ffl~18tlng it' the ' 'inp..rlina 'fJoYd Well an( cbn4r~ Jll qi un;te w.ere · the &v: tuthet' Cheater. · 1 Tracy, the Rev. H. M. Bart a.nd the Rev. John Elwood. Pal1 Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Beh:Jftl, bearers were . members ' and · further .:h11 eam,pa(Jn for a shot at. the UJO·pou ~d Grown. The ~tiq~U,r . ,tileVilled and broadeaat lD-i'OUader. In War Memorial Audltodu~ will be Basebltlt· 1 .~ 1 . . SYRACUSE, N. Y. UP- Welter- rillld.rte contender. we!fbt champion Carmen Bullio . :.-~---...C~~=!!~ Sox were fiPitt frpiJl , able preu ure of IAUiRKRAUJ ; Mr•. Jf Bh>o~n York or Bos· . .. JHIIf IS A ': DlffEIEIJCI II IIAlTr AliP ~q,e lqt\~ an~ played · '}1~1 ·" ' Brjoodc11qq From Pomeroy Mr~. ·~ the lflllobol ~roadoo,t• • R"'cm' e'P~~or~. s , •nd 1\>JIJ: /. ~o~.·Tumo. MI-. ••tl tt cet. E. E. Bar,n hart. ·· · · · ' •Mr. •ad Mrs. Clarence NeUt.l· . . Funeral Rites ling and· Mrs. Ada _Sdvoro. aU 4t LODJ Bottoin RO " . .;·n "' 1' · ,· ,~. e · s .da r y ~~~·· ···d w. c. Uetzi•• and daughter, Dianna Lynn; Mr. and Held 0 _ 0 Albert Hansel 'a,n.d cl'tldfea, r•:l[;;~~~:~~~; ibe (>mer!· ·~ llept 211. . be ·,~ Social Notes Tbe famlly :11 '~be tat,. Ahrab•m attend. · , l)r. Ed"' McKnllbt ~.. retur.> ai!JI Mary WUI Bahr held a reua· 'r.he 1rou.p deelded to make tbt' ed \0 her home, Bedford, lad., toft at .the Wnson "'S:tate Par~ f.· n reunlon an aanttal atfali' ,and to aftel' a ton "day vta~t with ~ Route 50, we&t 6f CoOivllle, S n· hold tbi evelit on the firSt Sunday ,....,ent::, Mr. and Mra. A. V. HOw· . . ~· In s.,.!eraber. ell. ' , Attendiaa: were Hent')' Ba)tr . -TJp-ee .~f,.*be four li'¥iD8 e~ll· ·and e~ildreb, Roger,' Ho'rard ahJ Last week, ,D~'2·~:~j~~;;. dren of a ,f'An'Jil:V of ntne were pre- Kay; Mr. and . Mrs. VJetor, BJbr 1 her. parents, +' ieftt" liftt:l lQctuded trne1t Bahr, and children; 14Ja, Linda ,.d ~le'ncJs lb 'Mra. Dora TuU e p;n~ Mrs. N~ttle K,a~y ; ]Jr. and, Mn. M. L. Bj:hr P.em111ylva~a. Barnhatt. T~e fourth, Arebte and a,on, Billy; Mrs. Dora TuUle, t .. d were Mr,. Bli.ht bf ~erlin, was unabl~ tu Mr. . and Mrl. ~eat Bahr, Mt . Mils . Curtis; . ,. 1 and Mrs.. John T. Jtos.e and Arehte ~ .,d · and ferenee, Wa,t YiriiDla 11 Ia. a ci.lu by ltaell wlt.b tb& quarter- plans, as drawn Commilsioner repres@talives whfcb still chance of zB .. lantic CoaSt c?.onrerel)ce crown is ~:~~~.~~~~!;~~~ I ~ ~otllbi ~!=·= - ""-:be'·~::!~';:;!l!c,..:•::h•::l::":..,h::•:,:•:_•-''-~is:_.:a::•:::d:.l::to:_:otb~ar:_:•h::•::ll::•::DI~':::"::·~...;.. Sure Bet ' Eleanor S. ~bul, lllddieport SoclelJ Editor•- Phone d0'18 L¥eWe Bearho Ra~klu; POmlll'IIJ Society F:dltor-·Phone 8244 · ~~eai~·J p~~ion f~m fresh IU~p!i~ Gf ·'.,~taw:boned Carmea '!If nearbr, '·,••''"!~~~JChlttenan~o; N.Y., 1Kirted ch1 ~ middleweight dl-lve w!~b 1 l!ecl· rate tlon onr unrankel! 1 ttalo SCortl· when ~hh'Jl on Aug, 10. And he 11 fa\'· at Reeds. ored at 9·3 to win tonight over lOth· first rGund of the Turner of Phlladelphia, .~!":~~ Tournament, Sun· . , • 1 r •.. c ~Jo).:qu•lily, po~e ul "' . ~T . .. , . •lruca. . . j· . "J'IA(:Krti''$ ··' SAFETY ·SERVICJI fQ~J. Of!'P ·.. ! .. . J . :!':~...~ TO DAY'S M. Gl 83 M .806 82 04 .803 :ij Cheyrofet 81 5& .&1141 1\! 79 118 .081 8 , 70 67 .511 b Kansas City . , M 79 .418 M Washlnrton .. 47 M .356 Sl~ B11ltlmorc ...• 42 90 .318 18'4 Tueld•y'1 R"ulta No vames .u heduled ' t .. FLiaJloLI,NE SEDANIIT'I'II ., " ToWr•a Prolttblt Pltc...,. Clty at New 'Lork-Por- KID!!U tocarrero G7 v1 Ford 11.t . ·Detroit at Baaton- Maa1 11.0 VI . Sullhran 18-12 ' ... ' . Chlcaio at WashlnQ:Ion nJiht- Harshman 9-7 va Ramos U Cl eveland at Baltlmore-W)'D;D ' JS 0 vs Brown l.J . ThurNar'• O•mea 1~ Cblea1o at Waahlnitun · City at NeW' Vorlr: BOlton at Baltimore '. ' . '. '1•. ':;; . 't "' ,;;:~ .'. )~~~y REPAIR • •. ·.. ' ; I r' ' t~· •I" , 'J. ". , .. :-l··. / . .• ' !l '· .• ~~·t ,. .• . I , .. ' '. - ,, 1"111 ~Ti.cVI ~VNAIOUT .' ) f ' ., : '. . tm... ~Q~''·rJ )'1)11,1' prlzjlc! tlm'I\ICct!'>, fjile .~WelrJo io. ,our .iJpetJ. ~-· ;::r»-• iam.e h~h lt41)da,:dt that co IntO the maklne of these pieces are Dlllatalned Ill. our rep!llr wort. I 'H'I' ., ' \ ,. ' '' ·. ; '• .. ) ' ··~ ' •'· '!<J.,., .zt \ , .. H: '~ ~. . . .. ,, . ,. . ·.·SMJTN.. . '. ,, ·'· .. -~ ~ ' .' ' · ·\~ew sch~~l,!>[)llough~b~l!fiiJ!p]t$, •' ;,:.·~t TH~ omart Blue Cbip run!l!o<!!4.wiil11tt ob•~ fio~,.. Cor l"lmlly ~,. l!ld plil)1im! "'Jl;.; 4eh~eolhat a t'!'ck muot bto J~ •·w•rk 1<h1<.lo. And;....,~'" Hy~ ..-l\1atic" ~~g ~~]OliFf/ Ufe, lt brinp IO~cr colts af ,~~~at ,dilt.I?Ction to ,lo'l_ bullneli. See ua about ~h": . I ;:;:, :') ,~.,_:~. , .. t1t 6·;, . . rii · t!i& t 1 • • . '"""'....... ......... ... ""'·joloj ' " ' I . .• .,.;_,u,· foo:. ~ r,;ple-«;lttcbd ..,,,., f,... ~·1:!;~t;:-:--+--~'l!!\!~,. · ·\·~'~·r · ., liL.A'TT~• ~uTO • �' ' ~- ·-·-• :----:;!aP ... ' R«-lr SP,ings Methodist Church • Holds HbmeCOming Anf!, Roily 0.., TODAY'S SPORT.PARADE JIM.()ANDY NOW • • • • and ll the &outhwute~rn COllference, where IDY elub in the Ita· gue bas a eb..,.ce. · ueu.\1· robbe1t lut yell by a laa(ll& tulillil ll.illa•t Rp~e Bowl r~peats;..hu 13 of the horse• that daaled tbe lAnd · and, \ r I\ . it\8 pa~ t s\iei!"-1'•8 ~uyJand-Walh· lnttori State wtell:end~. apatt4 out tbe ~!'IIi ·· ~• and Soth.bert~ Cabfernll · lamN; the Brlltbl are .in. . •.. .ll~flll ~~~ ~he ~wer lltld thi! AAJJ~h.:. ..Plua tht~ maki4lifil of 'an ~11-Amer,Oa '"~ ia Ron Krill\ei', Jo ~J)1·t~ t~, Bia 10. Ohio ~ta~ aahlr'"r ~ a threa~ !'PW head¢ ~~ · HOJ);&lOD.J CaSsady, wltll. RutdQe &pd' low~ as ·dark 19SS..W9rld Series On &pt. 28 ru.ued Iowa aplrted by Cal Jon&~. Oklahoma, with 2S leUe.rmu, Is a Bll Seven etnch, 11 well • • 3 sure.flrt bet tOr &h ~ Oranae BDwl. Tbere it prpbably will tactle Maryl&lld. Whose .path to t.he At- UP- !Iero art the in ·:~~~._ ------------~~--------------~~---,,----·· 1 i!~.~~i~. threatened only by Duke. B~iir Family Reuf!iOtJ Held On Sunday ·. At Coo/yil/e Wifsoir' State Pork 0..1111• Ttch Slteky Georl.la Tei:b is a sbai:y bet ill the Soutbeutero C011ftrence bu.c its baeD. alve it an edte O¥fr troublesome Misaiuip.pj and '. ll.lbum. Aa for the Southern Coft.· r bactin:a by Freddie Wyu.t. Rice gets th'e Southwestern ntd on its startiDI lineU!P but ne~ reserve helP to · stan~ off T~s 1b1n I ,. < • Funeral aervices for JliP, Rev. T: 'l'. Shelton,~ RJdne,' :were beld Tuel~y morning JJt tl\e Racine qhqrcb .a1ld. tK,iJ( .~~pbQil at the travet afij!r tr BrOOk· IJ.~~••rlc" Ltape Natlio!l•.., .. " •.,7't 'h gamts '' ' .... .. . Carnien Basilio.And Gil Trirner MeetTonite In Non·Tir~e Scrap .._.. the will 11'1' . to beit ·D)14dlew01iht conten~er Gil .Turner to~tlght NATIONAL ~GUE W L Brooklyn -·-- 90 48 Milwaukee _.. 76 62 New York ... _ 71 68 PhiJadelphia ~~ '11 68 Clntlnnatj .. . 8'7 --.'74 Ctiit"aJt;J t - ~ - -· ,f1 .. ..,4 Baslllo'• aee~~ lUl>o .lO. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L FHf MfltiCI ·, caJ!Nj,l~ . • , QLD SME FLAVOl .,,~~, N3.ncy, Jean a"d Cindy Lou, an of ZanetvlUe: Mr. :ud itrs. 'N H. and d'tllbler Donn.j· Mr. abd Mri. ~· ·S ~ntr:' ud diu: . . Rutland rs Host .. \h II. MAIN flowerS: wer~; ; •l V~glbla AT ', 'to Mis$bn~iJ of Convflqti4n ' . ' -~'"~ "!••.'!"·~·' Twelfth For The twelfth Capehart, · Mrs.. ~rnott, .Jtuija Ann- Gau , . Betty Brylon, san. and Sarah; Mr. and Mftt:. Cll!'ql Sals~r, Na~ ,. a~d <,te:nev• QIC'Jln 'ft,Ittle and ~hildren, Dui ne, BUly. RodDey and Kathy, all of Sisson, Mrs. Pearl Martin. Miner§vllle; Mr. an,r;l Mrs. Vernon Bahr: and' children, Denise an·d Gregory, Gallipolis and Lyle Bahr, Fort Spring, W. Va. \ .) L .: . ••• ~ Hfe«UM• yHr -lteallll . ~· ;. leave f oUr • 'It ' : ... "Then ~U aoe~or•• p~plion iia .. .'r.h'e t,kilJed I14JUla of OUI' rt:Kilteftd pharm ... · ~. · cillt, you ean be sure that it will b..! Oiled ,.-ith. noJJ·title fight ·. YOUR~ ' the Chan4htrsvllle; Mr.. and .Mrs. Gol· lo!olgs CoUDty .Min~l Au.<. dft Bahr; M.r and Mra. Ted la~on: ·a nd one pastor from Neutzlinl and Sons, David and 9h~bir,, the ~v . ~l' · ~· :JI,!inJer- Timothy; Mr. and Mr•.- · ,P:ertle fero ihe Rev. Sherley · WQOO ~ Uie Bah.r, ·all ot Atben~; Mr. and Mrs. Jttv. H_oward Ruppeltr the Rev. Walter DUler, Mr. and Mrs. Rus· !Ucbird YoUfig; the. ReV. LeaUe ull Laeef , Ur. and l4rs. F. G. ' Jtu'~e . . White aU of New Lexlniton. The services were ' ,:~nducted . J.fr, and ~rs. Charles Goegleln, Pomeroy Rt~ ;f.;_, Mr. &.nd Mrs. A . -,b.Y•'•J'be. ,- Rawnng•·Coatl Funeral D Tuttle, Mr. a~ Mrs. Milton Jlonie·.apd those '" ebarge of the Tuttle and thilc,lre,n, Walter, Su· .. . TIY ·rr SOON · .:· . lOO~ fOil Sll~ ~· '»-br since h11 Won the' lf'J·pound chi.m pions hip,, fr.pm Tony DemiftO oil St IM!Ia..•... $'7 '19 Piltabuf&h -·- 54 M Tutld1y'1 RHUitt No tames &cheduled Tod1y'1 PrNaltle Pltch.n Pittsburgh at Chicago-J'rleQd 0.9 vs Mlnner 9 8 Brooklyn ut Milwauke 6 nlghtLoes 9-4 V8 Burdette 11·7 New York at St. I.;outa nllhtAnton ~;~ tli 11·16 vs. Jaebon 0·13 PhHadelpbia at ClncinpaU .nl1bt - stmmoor 7-1 va. Fowler 10.9 Thurtd•~'• O~mtt Philadelphia at Cinetnnau . Brooklyn at Milwaukee New Yirk at St. Louts, nl1ht Only games scheduled Cleveland _. __ New York _. . ~hlcago -_... OltOn - ---- .. Detroit -· e-- - MAPS ·.. . ·;· N~W Maf~et Blptut 9 htirch. MinL jh~~ Cbecyl Aan· Mr and MrS ~· o:ffl~18tlng it' the ' 'inp..rlina 'fJoYd Well an( cbn4r~ Jll qi un;te w.ere · the &v: tuthet' Cheater. · 1 Tracy, the Rev. H. M. Bart a.nd the Rev. John Elwood. Pal1 Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Beh:Jftl, bearers were . members ' and · further .:h11 eam,pa(Jn for a shot at. the UJO·pou ~d Grown. The ~tiq~U,r . ,tileVilled and broadeaat lD-i'OUader. In War Memorial Audltodu~ will be Basebltlt· 1 .~ 1 . . SYRACUSE, N. Y. UP- Welter- rillld.rte contender. we!fbt champion Carmen Bullio . :.-~---...C~~=!!~ Sox were fiPitt frpiJl , able preu ure of IAUiRKRAUJ ; Mr•. Jf Bh>o~n York or Bos· . .. JHIIf IS A ': DlffEIEIJCI II IIAlTr AliP ~q,e lqt\~ an~ played · '}1~1 ·" ' Brjoodc11qq From Pomeroy Mr~. ·~ the lflllobol ~roadoo,t• • R"'cm' e'P~~or~. s , •nd 1\>JIJ: /. ~o~.·Tumo. MI-. ••tl tt cet. E. E. Bar,n hart. ·· · · · ' •Mr. •ad Mrs. Clarence NeUt.l· . . Funeral Rites ling and· Mrs. Ada _Sdvoro. aU 4t LODJ Bottoin RO " . .;·n "' 1' · ,· ,~. e · s .da r y ~~~·· ···d w. c. Uetzi•• and daughter, Dianna Lynn; Mr. and Held 0 _ 0 Albert Hansel 'a,n.d cl'tldfea, r•:l[;;~~~:~~~; ibe (>mer!· ·~ llept 211. . be ·,~ Social Notes Tbe famlly :11 '~be tat,. Ahrab•m attend. · , l)r. Ed"' McKnllbt ~.. retur.> ai!JI Mary WUI Bahr held a reua· 'r.he 1rou.p deelded to make tbt' ed \0 her home, Bedford, lad., toft at .the Wnson "'S:tate Par~ f.· n reunlon an aanttal atfali' ,and to aftel' a ton "day vta~t with ~ Route 50, we&t 6f CoOivllle, S n· hold tbi evelit on the firSt Sunday ,....,ent::, Mr. and Mra. A. V. HOw· . . ~· In s.,.!eraber. ell. ' , Attendiaa: were Hent')' Ba)tr . -TJp-ee .~f,.*be four li'¥iD8 e~ll· ·and e~ildreb, Roger,' Ho'rard ahJ Last week, ,D~'2·~:~j~~;;. dren of a ,f'An'Jil:V of ntne were pre- Kay; Mr. and . Mrs. VJetor, BJbr 1 her. parents, +' ieftt" liftt:l lQctuded trne1t Bahr, and children; 14Ja, Linda ,.d ~le'ncJs lb 'Mra. Dora TuU e p;n~ Mrs. N~ttle K,a~y ; ]Jr. and, Mn. M. L. Bj:hr P.em111ylva~a. Barnhatt. T~e fourth, Arebte and a,on, Billy; Mrs. Dora TuUle, t .. d were Mr,. Bli.ht bf ~erlin, was unabl~ tu Mr. . and Mrl. ~eat Bahr, Mt . Mils . Curtis; . ,. 1 and Mrs.. John T. Jtos.e and Arehte ~ .,d · and ferenee, Wa,t YiriiDla 11 Ia. a ci.lu by ltaell wlt.b tb& quarter- plans, as drawn Commilsioner repres@talives whfcb still chance of zB .. lantic CoaSt c?.onrerel)ce crown is ~:~~~.~~~~!;~~~ I ~ ~otllbi ~!=·= - ""-:be'·~::!~';:;!l!c,..:•::h•::l::":..,h::•:,:•:_•-''-~is:_.:a::•:::d:.l::to:_:otb~ar:_:•h::•::ll::•::DI~':::"::·~...;.. Sure Bet ' Eleanor S. ~bul, lllddieport SoclelJ Editor•- Phone d0'18 L¥eWe Bearho Ra~klu; POmlll'IIJ Society F:dltor-·Phone 8244 · ~~eai~·J p~~ion f~m fresh IU~p!i~ Gf ·'.,~taw:boned Carmea '!If nearbr, '·,••''"!~~~JChlttenan~o; N.Y., 1Kirted ch1 ~ middleweight dl-lve w!~b 1 l!ecl· rate tlon onr unrankel! 1 ttalo SCortl· when ~hh'Jl on Aug, 10. And he 11 fa\'· at Reeds. ored at 9·3 to win tonight over lOth· first rGund of the Turner of Phlladelphia, .~!":~~ Tournament, Sun· . , • 1 r •.. c ~Jo).:qu•lily, po~e ul "' . ~T . .. , . •lruca. . . j· . "J'IA(:Krti''$ ··' SAFETY ·SERVICJI fQ~J. Of!'P ·.. ! .. . J . :!':~...~ TO DAY'S M. Gl 83 M .806 82 04 .803 :ij Cheyrofet 81 5& .&1141 1\! 79 118 .081 8 , 70 67 .511 b Kansas City . , M 79 .418 M Washlnrton .. 47 M .356 Sl~ B11ltlmorc ...• 42 90 .318 18'4 Tueld•y'1 R"ulta No vames .u heduled ' t .. FLiaJloLI,NE SEDANIIT'I'II ., " ToWr•a Prolttblt Pltc...,. Clty at New 'Lork-Por- KID!!U tocarrero G7 v1 Ford 11.t . ·Detroit at Baaton- Maa1 11.0 VI . Sullhran 18-12 ' ... ' . Chlcaio at WashlnQ:Ion nJiht- Harshman 9-7 va Ramos U Cl eveland at Baltlmore-W)'D;D ' JS 0 vs Brown l.J . ThurNar'• O•mea 1~ Cblea1o at Waahlnitun · City at NeW' Vorlr: BOlton at Baltimore '. ' . '. '1•. ':;; . 't "' ,;;:~ .'. )~~~y REPAIR • •. ·.. ' ; I r' ' t~· •I" , 'J. ". , .. :-l··. / . .• ' !l '· .• ~~·t ,. .• . I , .. ' '. - ,, 1"111 ~Ti.cVI ~VNAIOUT .' ) f ' ., : '. . tm... ~Q~''·rJ )'1)11,1' prlzjlc! tlm'I\ICct!'>, fjile .~WelrJo io. ,our .iJpetJ. ~-· ;::r»-• iam.e h~h lt41)da,:dt that co IntO the maklne of these pieces are Dlllatalned Ill. our rep!llr wort. I 'H'I' ., ' \ ,. ' '' ·. ; '• .. ) ' ··~ ' •'· '!<J.,., .zt \ , .. H: '~ ~. . . .. ,, . ,. . ·.·SMJTN.. . '. ,, ·'· .. -~ ~ ' .' ' · ·\~ew sch~~l,!>[)llough~b~l!fiiJ!p]t$, •' ;,:.·~t TH~ omart Blue Cbip run!l!o<!!4.wiil11tt ob•~ fio~,.. Cor l"lmlly ~,. l!ld plil)1im! "'Jl;.; 4eh~eolhat a t'!'ck muot bto J~ •·w•rk 1<h1<.lo. And;....,~'" Hy~ ..-l\1atic" ~~g ~~]OliFf/ Ufe, lt brinp IO~cr colts af ,~~~at ,dilt.I?Ction to ,lo'l_ bullneli. See ua about ~h": . I ;:;:, :') ,~.,_:~. , .. t1t 6·;, . . rii · t!i& t 1 • • . '"""'....... ......... ... ""'·joloj ' " ' I . .• .,.;_,u,· foo:. ~ r,;ple-«;lttcbd ..,,,., f,... ~·1:!;~t;:-:--+--~'l!!\!~,. · ·\·~'~·r · ., liL.A'TT~• ~uTO • �' THE SHITH FAMILY ' I ' Claaifted Ads reeet-..a I'IJ 1u .. , 11. wlii be p\lbllohed the - • dl3' a reeelved. - 181 Auto 5ales ;;:;:-;::;::::;-;=--:--:---;;--;--- ( i41 i=or.Rent ltltes: 2 c;enta per wonl, OQti . . 1953 CHRYSLlal 4-d.oor Sedan. Droom HOUSE, furolsbed with IW'tlon. 'Millim!im cbara:e bkRun '17,000 milea. Radio, lieater ··'IV and autOmatic Washer, gir· t eenta per worli for three .... Jill:f new iaslde aad out! See aJe. Call 2114, Racin~. 9·1-3tc seeutive 1Dsettion11. Eldon Weeb rt 'Pomeror Ni· Spet:ial--One mantb for 25 nata tioaal Baak, or eall at" home a. 2: five room modem APART· pu word. ter ~:00 o'eloek, IIIII:Y. N-81• III:NTS, with lauudrJ and ,... Fall rate of 2 uatl per word will . • . ..... Pboae 810.11. A. N. Btnael. be changed for advertllincif not paid lor belore tho 15th of eaeb ' 1954 PONTIAC 2-door Sediila, •14tltl. Blaottnar'•, . Pom..,.~, ObJo. N.fte 1-Z'f.tf 1-(.01-'::7:,.1=---:-H-:-e-1:-_p--:-W-:--o-n_t_ed-:- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby · given that the Rathburn'll Bank, Unincorporated, Rutland, Ohio, has gone es into voluntary' liquidation, provided by Ia~ •. and under , the terrDs and prov1s1ons of a certain contract entered lnto by and beAll depositors and creditors of tween said Rathburn's Bank, Unincorporated, Rutland, Ohio, and said bank are notllied to preSelit their passbooks, certJlic8tes of month followlll laaertion. lrron iD · A.dvertialc.i-8hould be 19G3 BUICJC V8 Super :Rlvien MAP~ OR LA!DY to sell new Fall reported lmmldlat'lly. The Dally Coupe, tltiiiG. Blaettur's Pom.. c•-1 t L. t· 11 I Sentinel will not be rapoDSlble eroy, Ohio: 8-3-Gtc u.- I mas Joe na apna Y a- 121 ' Real Estate fin' more than one illeoned m. moua RealaUk ap11arel. FuU or ~- -wti.OJL 1953 PLYMOUTH 2-door Sedan PJrt tlme. $l.DO ' ho"r up. Writ~ HOUSE for sale by owner. I !f.! story frame, three bedrooms ' Card of Tbanb IDd &pfdll ND$llfNJ. Blaettnlf'l, Pomeroy, Reallilt; Chl.rltJt9~ W..•Va. and ba~h upsta~~~. hard~.ood ll<ea o! Evenll printed at reiU• Oblo. t-3-fte _,2~..:7:. ·21;:•;..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ floors, full batement, automalar claaslfted rata. ObtttWtea Want aober truct driver to gather ~ 1 1 rd 1953 DODGE V8 Coronet, t.<!oor -rtic stoker fed~ furnace, practib d pu~ls e ., een per wo · ·p rblle and tralih. Can furnillh cally new. Venetian blinds, floor Chu'led Adl ttcetved b,. maD or Sedaa, ' 1295· Blaettnar'a, p.,_ hOilae~ €all 518 M. 9-7-3tc coverings, draperies included. telephone clven carefu.l aue eroy, Ohio. 9-3-ilte Call 6068-Y. 9-7-3tp tion. 19111 ·~HEVRoLill' %-door Sedaa, Wu,t. El~erb' LADY to help care $815. 111 ~loti<les Blaettair'l, Pomr;:rpjr, ·- ----- . , • EVERYP.AY LOOK FO~ YOt,IR NAME . ' IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS .,_.1'1 ANN6Uij41;~:G: . .. ;• '' ' )•' Chatlne13 eT.'\P . ~~~1'.·_, eACROBATIC ··~~!J?)J eBATON TWIRUNG 'eTJiLtVJSiON . ••I (· , ' ; . Daneing bJ run. Learn 0very', slep:·: J!•i•l'll:, au iltl! l!ule and advaneed oteps ll!e wily lho!IJQdi .liave: ..••• wltlo• skilled lnlbdlif. ' '·; ·., .· ' • ' . 7:00 NBC '1:~ 9:00 CoJ!nt !)nl• me. Home 11)~00 11~00 · f\"BC 12:00 'tod~y·s Hews &: F1nn , IJ:iS NBC Dhig Doni School 12:~ Mlc You and Voul Cill· dren '~ ' . 1:00 Camfi·.t..9oea to School i 1:31> At k6me 'witb The Carr's 2:00 IIIBC Ted Maek 2:30 NBC it Pays To Be Mar- • •-.d ~ ' With ., DAVHALL· • June Allyson Mulberry Ave. . I 1 <~ . " , ' ried 3:00,:... NBC 3: Ul NBC ~:30 NBc ' NBC I 'POn!eroy, '()lifO , r • "Your Child D~erve~ The lf~t . . .... - · lnDanc:e •ld~n•' · '· Tickets MUST Be CLAIMED Within 24 hrs or •. Monday aeat for the amuina: of t1S8.00. Hot water tanka with a tO-year warranty for the anaalin1 low .price 9f $8(1,00. Casto Lumber Co. Pomeroy, 0. 9-7 3tc '"''~'~ of •nowlellll It '"" Mel , . . ,.,j tM~ .. ~r·t~wn, ttvlhadtotl,o, 10 velum ..., It covtr• ScletMo, Hl,tery, O..anilth11 llti..W'1 l"llnllrl~, llltl"ltl, liolr41phW' d fMeftiM1 of llhlr wbfeclt, IMth flOW ull oW. Now, 11M1f chll*en't .;W'•tiMIIIJ "wMtleM nnll I '" "''" ,. unentw•.:M· Y•vnt en4 .W on•~ ctn M tnfo,...rl anl!f ,.~ 1111 tho thlft1o . hDppenlnt durlnv thlt •!Hill •1•1 All tlllt nil enu;~unt ., muorlel 1Ni1 lllttn cllttlflttl " thtil. . . . . I. $. THAXTON AUCTION I ... LI DATI-'-Sopt. 10, 1955 TIMI-12130 P. M. Havlnll sold my farm, I will of. !c!r at Publle Auetion the followIna personal property at my farm located on State Route 338 It tbe lower. ed.11e of Letart Falla, Ohio. 1 Oliver 70 Tr'act.or, 1 Waaon on rubber, 1 Steal Wheel Waaon, 1 Two Bottom Tractor Plowt l . . . ' ~ :, ..,.,..., 1News .Sporlll!ye , We"':thereUt • ~1nlioii' Tran· · NBc. News Caravalll ' Selene! ,Flclloft Tb,eltrJ: NBS · iVY L!ttle Margie' !:fBt,; Weatbe~aat ~ Harrow, 1 Hay Rake (Sulky), 1 Horae Drawn Mower, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Two Hone Rldlnl Cut. Uvator, 1 Two Row OUver Corn Planter, 1 lnternatlulfiJ Lime Spreader, 1 Saddle, Larce num. btr of small farm toqb. Some carpenter toola. Some bouafl~ hold furniture lncludlnc May. ta1 Washer 1nd Victrola, and numerous other ltema. T•rma, Ctth In hind on tlar of 7:00 I. 9:00 t:80 ' ~ ;00 • 10 ~ 30 !• 11:80 .f ...... ,_. ...... . . .. . . .- . 1N1 IUUSTUtll IIOMI UIWIY INCYCllflll& d t11rV Hllll ,._"" ,... •. ''' •• ''• • Tandem Dl11t Harrow, 1 Dra1 l, . ,' . 131:,0---~U'RE NOT GETTING ENOUGI-I . ~LEFiP r---1 12:00 '12:15 1~:80 1:00 1:15, uo 1:00 1:80 1:00 1:}5 1: 0 • • lI t:od t,:i!l • !I 5:00 1:00 '1:15 '• 8':3 7:90 . 7:80 1:80 i .i '' i' - L.ATELY II:~ • Ownert 1. 1. Th..ton 1\lANCY·-.- GO 1'0 11:15 l • Mit. YOU GET L!P I 11:00 ....... JlutttiHi ....... ........ ....... ...,. ... ... NBC Tc.n.h!'lr ' rou'WI fftOMtll ., .klflllt . . , .. . . '"" "' IJf. NeWs· R'eatll(nes : ·· ••J-1~ I \ ,NBC , Blf ToW~ . . · NB~ )t•s a Grell PfCTUitl 'i'OU" I"AMILV · 1 ON 'rOJO 01' THI WO"LD 0 Jtta~\ Theatre !JiaC:..XW, ·io .Y..,.t.lf(\. .,..,. •JMI chwtt, ... MW vlt._ th• ...... •IMI .............. Y• .... " ' .. till ....... ,. 0 ~ Rainbow Trail Ptcture ~~~~~::;;; ~g.C.YCL,9P.~Df4 : A !IOilern Romance. Old Timer ~-- thlna to lhc 116or incl~dliDll Way of the World Flrrl Love Mr. SW~et~ef NBC Pln~Lee NBC l!.owey D,. ..., _The 1LLVSTRATIJil)JJiome·L7orory . ~iii! ~VIC! w.· ' Emte F'1rd 11:30 NBC l"~tb8f 'iour Nest Registration , . . . Cq.,til'l~•• · Cia•~ ,' ,-:· . .· ... . '' . Begin MONDAY Sept. ll~,Z t0.7:30 P·M · . . STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND •' . . l ' . WIDtiE"-D"Y Early Enrollment S~i9e~ted NOW, SHOWING Tickets NOT GOOD On Stinday . ' Dancing Enjoyment Con'le Youn . . .. . . ' E'ftrt Uy nimHt MtecNcl It ~ - Yf.!ll ''PIIr •n the Cla11if1• ~ ••••· Whtn your - ~~ cttr ·· it the O.lly Stntlnlt Offtlce ancl .... yeur Fit IE tlcll:.rl/ No Str'ln.. ! No IIW.ml,ktl James Steworl ' · The Re-o.,..,lllt;Of. .. ,, ,, Andrew Pa.-lish. Do~•C:ro"t. " ' •. . '· ;. . ... . .. SeNh:e 8:30 ,... ~. ' caravan a;·~ Your , t.(fa . 9:110 i:SO !·' 10""! AuctlonMr: Crltt lrtdfertl Hqt ,...,.naUtle for accltltnh 10: 1~ 9-7-Jtc I' .lO:li.tJ •• ll!0•1 u:ba - - =.--:-- (2.1 Cord of Thanks . •• .• Wilh to thank our natahbon and friendS lor their kindne., IDd aympathy durlnJ the Ill· aus and death or our mother, Mra. Sidle Wlalcham. SpHial tbanka to the Rev, J. Lealie Kunze, Ewlna Funeral Dlrec• tort, the nur111 at Melta Gen. eral Hoaplt.1:1 who a11siated ln her eare, thoae aencllng Dowel,., · ond all who helped In a~ · MEIGS THEATRE J4X: ~c---= . TO THE IN USED CARS .!'"""" (9) 7; 14; 21 ;._ 28; 4tc FREE. .· TICKETS Oblo. . 9-3-llt<> o¢ r.U,bl•. Phone .6003.J. If;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=1 M-3te · • 1951 P:ORD V8 tdoor Sedan, .-.9111_.:...:.,:.:::_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,_ WE SELECT ONLY THE Couple near town wants men to Blaettnar•1 Pomeroy, Oblo. Girl .,.Jb..~ foi 1eneral house· room, or room and ~oard. Mod9-3.(1te work. DOrothy Cowdery, Lon1 VERY BEST ern home, good road, anct home Botfom, · Oblo. 9-Utp cooking. Large room11, double OI,D LINE UFE INSURANCE bede, $5.00 per week. lloom ~l!fl'ANY-hi·s ·· oP!nl'na: in and board, $70.00 per month. -.--' . W~ HAVE A. LARGE SELECTPoq~U'O)" for flllllilied repre.enReference required. Inquire Box Complete . WaEiliL AUG!1¥111'1' balaaeial aDcl brake 1enln. ~tiVe, ibet.Ween aces 2i and 40. 668 ·8, % Th~ Daily Sentinel, ION OF THE KIND OF CAR Bocbtto' 8atetJ Sor9je0,. :W. 8~la,r1 ptua com~iuion. Uberal Pomeroy, Oh1o. 9-3-3tp llllp · 8!. 'Pomero7, . Olllo. .emulofee' : beaefUa. Vacatlons YOU HAVE BIEN LOOKING 80TI'LED GAS-lnatallatloa and. Pbone .,. · J6U With ply and complete .~~~llnl.n.al FOR aervlce. See Ul for pricea. BUT. ·~ eompan)' .expense. CaU LAND FURNITURE at Rutland. blD• 31~ or wrlte Post Office 9-30-11 18f, Atben.. for appoint- 1955 CHEVROLIT VB Hordtop, '' 19M BUICK VI 2 dr. meat and "details. 9 S.3tp For ulo used TIIUIIPET with Now's. tbe tlme to buy your roof'taa&. Gq0d eoiulihoa. PhOa·i Ri:sTAi:IRAN'T HELP, · Male or , 1954 FORO VI 4 dr 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ing while you cRn stlll get it at Ntw Haven· % TU22062. ·· rem•le. Good opportunity for a low price with a guarantee 1953 FORD 2· dr S-7 ate · fl!lht .party. · Appl~ by letter of 20 to 40 yeera. We carry 1952 PORD bneh Wagon only. Daily Sentinel, Box 688A, from 222 to. 300 ~~'>und in all 1 "SieJler'' live room Fuel OJI 1951 .CHIV. Pl..tllne 2 dr Pomeroy. Heater, With f:lreulatinc . faa. the late~t .pastel ahades. . 1951 POllD 4 dr Like ...... 8oe Jlllph lfot).W.O\bb See us before y.ou buy any kind of 1951 CHIV %: fen Pickup Letart Filii, Ohio, on Satur~• (~Q) ~I;!S.!_~~ building materials. We have at1950 CHiiiROLI!T 4 dr or evenlap, · 9-T-ltp Qlil<;lt SEIIVICB 011· WalCh II< tractive pricca on quality ma19-\9 WILL terials, such as framing, steel Good used Pli'NO. Will aeU verY p.trtaa. b7 I'~ · . Tratn... Wavan. YS OveriaMI Station · .windows, aheetin&, wood winA _watobmal!er. C()J.UNI. JEW~ dows and doors, brick tile, cheap. 203 Butternut ve. .oi' 1949 CHIVROLIT 2 dr hardware, paint, plaater, floor· c~ll 2!59-J, 9·T·lltP. ~~·~,~~~~~~~~·' ==~~}~· 1947 PONTIAC 4 dr ina: and other buildtna mater· · Extenaioa ladder, mlacellaneoU• i'Oii£1UN II AIIBO'l'T T. V. Bill> 19411 FORD VI 4 dr VI<:JI.Ailll~ Jlnalred bJ E> inls too numerous to mention. furniture, ~~Uque dle,bea, AftiIMI HUDSON 4 dr Pt1't tecoDU!jaDO Pl.,. \ We specialize in building kitchens can vtolell, two 9112 W®l ~ . 8-111-ll to your taa.t.e-brlck, white pine, rugs, amall radio and· Iampi. On The SPOT FINANCING maple, oak. Any design yod 44· Beech · 94.3te aAoiO r., wanl, C'o'CD maboaany . • 200, "'"'illld · APPIIID<o Open EveniDJs Till 9 We also carry a lull line of Gold .tori 1"11 .MaiD. St., POm«o~ ~tf . . Bond color texture roo~ll!l~~;\i Plywo4,tl, moldinga 1 ·~ outlit!!0=-811 caat Iron . ... c~u:~~~t« ". . ; for ~looinvaU4. Must be sober 18. BI Auto Services .. ,, the Pomeroy National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, the last named ·bank has assumed and agreed to paid the indebtedness and financial obligations of said tbe Rathburn's Bank~ Unincorporated, Rutland, Ohio, as shown by its books and financial records as ol the close 1 of business on the 6th day of Septemher, 19M'i. 123) Legal Notice$ J i -' . ' • ,•' -·-·----- tk/tlilr R.ttl, • ' •' ' J • ' '. '. " .t• ' i : l Mr. 'a nd Mn . Elmer Wicll;ham and Mr. au.d Mra . Price Hawk. D-7-ltc O,;.ittttr J"!'j~ly,~~·.!•r tor the . ~roPlltea, the1 · Each day '· ---:-&Found -- \bt . VERY E,>Jlli.Y , AND VOU GO TO BED VERY LATE . REMEMBE,~ . YOU cAN 1. · BURN A. CANDLE AT · eGTH END~ �' THE SHITH FAMILY ' I ' Claaifted Ads reeet-..a I'IJ 1u .. , 11. wlii be p\lbllohed the - • dl3' a reeelved. - 181 Auto 5ales ;;:;:-;::;::::;-;=--:--:---;;--;--- ( i41 i=or.Rent ltltes: 2 c;enta per wonl, OQti . . 1953 CHRYSLlal 4-d.oor Sedan. Droom HOUSE, furolsbed with IW'tlon. 'Millim!im cbara:e bkRun '17,000 milea. Radio, lieater ··'IV and autOmatic Washer, gir· t eenta per worli for three .... Jill:f new iaslde aad out! See aJe. Call 2114, Racin~. 9·1-3tc seeutive 1Dsettion11. Eldon Weeb rt 'Pomeror Ni· Spet:ial--One mantb for 25 nata tioaal Baak, or eall at" home a. 2: five room modem APART· pu word. ter ~:00 o'eloek, IIIII:Y. N-81• III:NTS, with lauudrJ and ,... Fall rate of 2 uatl per word will . • . ..... Pboae 810.11. A. N. Btnael. be changed for advertllincif not paid lor belore tho 15th of eaeb ' 1954 PONTIAC 2-door Sediila, •14tltl. Blaottnar'•, . Pom..,.~, ObJo. N.fte 1-Z'f.tf 1-(.01-'::7:,.1=---:-H-:-e-1:-_p--:-W-:--o-n_t_ed-:- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby · given that the Rathburn'll Bank, Unincorporated, Rutland, Ohio, has gone es into voluntary' liquidation, provided by Ia~ •. and under , the terrDs and prov1s1ons of a certain contract entered lnto by and beAll depositors and creditors of tween said Rathburn's Bank, Unincorporated, Rutland, Ohio, and said bank are notllied to preSelit their passbooks, certJlic8tes of month followlll laaertion. lrron iD · A.dvertialc.i-8hould be 19G3 BUICJC V8 Super :Rlvien MAP~ OR LA!DY to sell new Fall reported lmmldlat'lly. The Dally Coupe, tltiiiG. Blaettur's Pom.. c•-1 t L. t· 11 I Sentinel will not be rapoDSlble eroy, Ohio: 8-3-Gtc u.- I mas Joe na apna Y a- 121 ' Real Estate fin' more than one illeoned m. moua RealaUk ap11arel. FuU or ~- -wti.OJL 1953 PLYMOUTH 2-door Sedan PJrt tlme. $l.DO ' ho"r up. Writ~ HOUSE for sale by owner. I !f.! story frame, three bedrooms ' Card of Tbanb IDd &pfdll ND$llfNJ. Blaettnlf'l, Pomeroy, Reallilt; Chl.rltJt9~ W..•Va. and ba~h upsta~~~. hard~.ood ll<ea o! Evenll printed at reiU• Oblo. t-3-fte _,2~..:7:. ·21;:•;..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ floors, full batement, automalar claaslfted rata. ObtttWtea Want aober truct driver to gather ~ 1 1 rd 1953 DODGE V8 Coronet, t.<!oor -rtic stoker fed~ furnace, practib d pu~ls e ., een per wo · ·p rblle and tralih. Can furnillh cally new. Venetian blinds, floor Chu'led Adl ttcetved b,. maD or Sedaa, ' 1295· Blaettnar'a, p.,_ hOilae~ €all 518 M. 9-7-3tc coverings, draperies included. telephone clven carefu.l aue eroy, Ohio. 9-3-ilte Call 6068-Y. 9-7-3tp tion. 19111 ·~HEVRoLill' %-door Sedaa, Wu,t. El~erb' LADY to help care $815. 111 ~loti<les Blaettair'l, Pomr;:rpjr, ·- ----- . , • EVERYP.AY LOOK FO~ YOt,IR NAME . ' IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS .,_.1'1 ANN6Uij41;~:G: . .. ;• '' ' )•' Chatlne13 eT.'\P . ~~~1'.·_, eACROBATIC ··~~!J?)J eBATON TWIRUNG 'eTJiLtVJSiON . ••I (· , ' ; . Daneing bJ run. Learn 0very', slep:·: J!•i•l'll:, au iltl! l!ule and advaneed oteps ll!e wily lho!IJQdi .liave: ..••• wltlo• skilled lnlbdlif. ' '·; ·., .· ' • ' . 7:00 NBC '1:~ 9:00 CoJ!nt !)nl• me. Home 11)~00 11~00 · f\"BC 12:00 'tod~y·s Hews &: F1nn , IJ:iS NBC Dhig Doni School 12:~ Mlc You and Voul Cill· dren '~ ' . 1:00 Camfi·.t..9oea to School i 1:31> At k6me 'witb The Carr's 2:00 IIIBC Ted Maek 2:30 NBC it Pays To Be Mar- • •-.d ~ ' With ., DAVHALL· • June Allyson Mulberry Ave. . I 1 <~ . " , ' ried 3:00,:... NBC 3: Ul NBC ~:30 NBc ' NBC I 'POn!eroy, '()lifO , r • "Your Child D~erve~ The lf~t . . .... - · lnDanc:e •ld~n•' · '· Tickets MUST Be CLAIMED Within 24 hrs or •. Monday aeat for the amuina: of t1S8.00. Hot water tanka with a tO-year warranty for the anaalin1 low .price 9f $8(1,00. Casto Lumber Co. Pomeroy, 0. 9-7 3tc '"''~'~ of •nowlellll It '"" Mel , . . ,.,j tM~ .. ~r·t~wn, ttvlhadtotl,o, 10 velum ..., It covtr• ScletMo, Hl,tery, O..anilth11 llti..W'1 l"llnllrl~, llltl"ltl, liolr41phW' d fMeftiM1 of llhlr wbfeclt, IMth flOW ull oW. Now, 11M1f chll*en't .;W'•tiMIIIJ "wMtleM nnll I '" "''" ,. unentw•.:M· Y•vnt en4 .W on•~ ctn M tnfo,...rl anl!f ,.~ 1111 tho thlft1o . hDppenlnt durlnv thlt •!Hill •1•1 All tlllt nil enu;~unt ., muorlel 1Ni1 lllttn cllttlflttl " thtil. . . . . I. $. THAXTON AUCTION I ... LI DATI-'-Sopt. 10, 1955 TIMI-12130 P. M. Havlnll sold my farm, I will of. !c!r at Publle Auetion the followIna personal property at my farm located on State Route 338 It tbe lower. ed.11e of Letart Falla, Ohio. 1 Oliver 70 Tr'act.or, 1 Waaon on rubber, 1 Steal Wheel Waaon, 1 Two Bottom Tractor Plowt l . . . ' ~ :, ..,.,..., 1News .Sporlll!ye , We"':thereUt • ~1nlioii' Tran· · NBc. News Caravalll ' Selene! ,Flclloft Tb,eltrJ: NBS · iVY L!ttle Margie' !:fBt,; Weatbe~aat ~ Harrow, 1 Hay Rake (Sulky), 1 Horae Drawn Mower, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Two Hone Rldlnl Cut. Uvator, 1 Two Row OUver Corn Planter, 1 lnternatlulfiJ Lime Spreader, 1 Saddle, Larce num. btr of small farm toqb. Some carpenter toola. Some bouafl~ hold furniture lncludlnc May. ta1 Washer 1nd Victrola, and numerous other ltema. T•rma, Ctth In hind on tlar of 7:00 I. 9:00 t:80 ' ~ ;00 • 10 ~ 30 !• 11:80 .f ...... ,_. ...... . . .. . . .- . 1N1 IUUSTUtll IIOMI UIWIY INCYCllflll& d t11rV Hllll ,._"" ,... •. ''' •• ''• • Tandem Dl11t Harrow, 1 Dra1 l, . ,' . 131:,0---~U'RE NOT GETTING ENOUGI-I . ~LEFiP r---1 12:00 '12:15 1~:80 1:00 1:15, uo 1:00 1:80 1:00 1:}5 1: 0 • • lI t:od t,:i!l • !I 5:00 1:00 '1:15 '• 8':3 7:90 . 7:80 1:80 i .i '' i' - L.ATELY II:~ • Ownert 1. 1. Th..ton 1\lANCY·-.- GO 1'0 11:15 l • Mit. YOU GET L!P I 11:00 ....... JlutttiHi ....... ........ ....... ...,. ... ... NBC Tc.n.h!'lr ' rou'WI fftOMtll ., .klflllt . . , .. . . '"" "' IJf. NeWs· R'eatll(nes : ·· ••J-1~ I \ ,NBC , Blf ToW~ . . · NB~ )t•s a Grell PfCTUitl 'i'OU" I"AMILV · 1 ON 'rOJO 01' THI WO"LD 0 Jtta~\ Theatre !JiaC:..XW, ·io .Y..,.t.lf(\. .,..,. •JMI chwtt, ... MW vlt._ th• ...... •IMI .............. Y• .... " ' .. till ....... ,. 0 ~ Rainbow Trail Ptcture ~~~~~::;;; ~g.C.YCL,9P.~Df4 : A !IOilern Romance. Old Timer ~-- thlna to lhc 116or incl~dliDll Way of the World Flrrl Love Mr. SW~et~ef NBC Pln~Lee NBC l!.owey D,. ..., _The 1LLVSTRATIJil)JJiome·L7orory . ~iii! ~VIC! w.· ' Emte F'1rd 11:30 NBC l"~tb8f 'iour Nest Registration , . . . Cq.,til'l~•• · Cia•~ ,' ,-:· . .· ... . '' . Begin MONDAY Sept. ll~,Z t0.7:30 P·M · . . STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND •' . . l ' . WIDtiE"-D"Y Early Enrollment S~i9e~ted NOW, SHOWING Tickets NOT GOOD On Stinday . ' Dancing Enjoyment Con'le Youn . . .. . . ' E'ftrt Uy nimHt MtecNcl It ~ - Yf.!ll ''PIIr •n the Cla11if1• ~ ••••· Whtn your - ~~ cttr ·· it the O.lly Stntlnlt Offtlce ancl .... yeur Fit IE tlcll:.rl/ No Str'ln.. ! No IIW.ml,ktl James Steworl ' · The Re-o.,..,lllt;Of. .. ,, ,, Andrew Pa.-lish. Do~•C:ro"t. " ' •. . '· ;. . ... . .. SeNh:e 8:30 ,... ~. ' caravan a;·~ Your , t.(fa . 9:110 i:SO !·' 10""! AuctlonMr: Crltt lrtdfertl Hqt ,...,.naUtle for accltltnh 10: 1~ 9-7-Jtc I' .lO:li.tJ •• ll!0•1 u:ba - - =.--:-- (2.1 Cord of Thanks . •• .• Wilh to thank our natahbon and friendS lor their kindne., IDd aympathy durlnJ the Ill· aus and death or our mother, Mra. Sidle Wlalcham. SpHial tbanka to the Rev, J. Lealie Kunze, Ewlna Funeral Dlrec• tort, the nur111 at Melta Gen. eral Hoaplt.1:1 who a11siated ln her eare, thoae aencllng Dowel,., · ond all who helped In a~ · MEIGS THEATRE J4X: ~c---= . TO THE IN USED CARS .!'"""" (9) 7; 14; 21 ;._ 28; 4tc FREE. .· TICKETS Oblo. . 9-3-llt<> o¢ r.U,bl•. Phone .6003.J. If;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=1 M-3te · • 1951 P:ORD V8 tdoor Sedan, .-.9111_.:...:.,:.:::_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,_ WE SELECT ONLY THE Couple near town wants men to Blaettnar•1 Pomeroy, Oblo. Girl .,.Jb..~ foi 1eneral house· room, or room and ~oard. Mod9-3.(1te work. DOrothy Cowdery, Lon1 VERY BEST ern home, good road, anct home Botfom, · Oblo. 9-Utp cooking. Large room11, double OI,D LINE UFE INSURANCE bede, $5.00 per week. lloom ~l!fl'ANY-hi·s ·· oP!nl'na: in and board, $70.00 per month. -.--' . W~ HAVE A. LARGE SELECTPoq~U'O)" for flllllilied repre.enReference required. Inquire Box Complete . WaEiliL AUG!1¥111'1' balaaeial aDcl brake 1enln. ~tiVe, ibet.Ween aces 2i and 40. 668 ·8, % Th~ Daily Sentinel, ION OF THE KIND OF CAR Bocbtto' 8atetJ Sor9je0,. :W. 8~la,r1 ptua com~iuion. Uberal Pomeroy, Oh1o. 9-3-3tp llllp · 8!. 'Pomero7, . Olllo. .emulofee' : beaefUa. Vacatlons YOU HAVE BIEN LOOKING 80TI'LED GAS-lnatallatloa and. Pbone .,. · J6U With ply and complete .~~~llnl.n.al FOR aervlce. See Ul for pricea. BUT. ·~ eompan)' .expense. CaU LAND FURNITURE at Rutland. blD• 31~ or wrlte Post Office 9-30-11 18f, Atben.. for appoint- 1955 CHEVROLIT VB Hordtop, '' 19M BUICK VI 2 dr. meat and "details. 9 S.3tp For ulo used TIIUIIPET with Now's. tbe tlme to buy your roof'taa&. Gq0d eoiulihoa. PhOa·i Ri:sTAi:IRAN'T HELP, · Male or , 1954 FORO VI 4 dr 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ing while you cRn stlll get it at Ntw Haven· % TU22062. ·· rem•le. Good opportunity for a low price with a guarantee 1953 FORD 2· dr S-7 ate · fl!lht .party. · Appl~ by letter of 20 to 40 yeera. We carry 1952 PORD bneh Wagon only. Daily Sentinel, Box 688A, from 222 to. 300 ~~'>und in all 1 "SieJler'' live room Fuel OJI 1951 .CHIV. Pl..tllne 2 dr Pomeroy. Heater, With f:lreulatinc . faa. the late~t .pastel ahades. . 1951 POllD 4 dr Like ...... 8oe Jlllph lfot).W.O\bb See us before y.ou buy any kind of 1951 CHIV %: fen Pickup Letart Filii, Ohio, on Satur~• (~Q) ~I;!S.!_~~ building materials. We have at1950 CHiiiROLI!T 4 dr or evenlap, · 9-T-ltp Qlil<;lt SEIIVICB 011· WalCh II< tractive pricca on quality ma19-\9 WILL terials, such as framing, steel Good used Pli'NO. Will aeU verY p.trtaa. b7 I'~ · . Tratn... Wavan. YS OveriaMI Station · .windows, aheetin&, wood winA _watobmal!er. C()J.UNI. JEW~ dows and doors, brick tile, cheap. 203 Butternut ve. .oi' 1949 CHIVROLIT 2 dr hardware, paint, plaater, floor· c~ll 2!59-J, 9·T·lltP. ~~·~,~~~~~~~~·' ==~~}~· 1947 PONTIAC 4 dr ina: and other buildtna mater· · Extenaioa ladder, mlacellaneoU• i'Oii£1UN II AIIBO'l'T T. V. Bill> 19411 FORD VI 4 dr VI<:JI.Ailll~ Jlnalred bJ E> inls too numerous to mention. furniture, ~~Uque dle,bea, AftiIMI HUDSON 4 dr Pt1't tecoDU!jaDO Pl.,. \ We specialize in building kitchens can vtolell, two 9112 W®l ~ . 8-111-ll to your taa.t.e-brlck, white pine, rugs, amall radio and· Iampi. On The SPOT FINANCING maple, oak. Any design yod 44· Beech · 94.3te aAoiO r., wanl, C'o'CD maboaany . • 200, "'"'illld · APPIIID<o Open EveniDJs Till 9 We also carry a lull line of Gold .tori 1"11 .MaiD. St., POm«o~ ~tf . . Bond color texture roo~ll!l~~;\i Plywo4,tl, moldinga 1 ·~ outlit!!0=-811 caat Iron . ... c~u:~~~t« ". . ; for ~looinvaU4. Must be sober 18. BI Auto Services .. ,, the Pomeroy National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, the last named ·bank has assumed and agreed to paid the indebtedness and financial obligations of said tbe Rathburn's Bank~ Unincorporated, Rutland, Ohio, as shown by its books and financial records as ol the close 1 of business on the 6th day of Septemher, 19M'i. 123) Legal Notice$ J i -' . ' • ,•' -·-·----- tk/tlilr R.ttl, • ' •' ' J • ' '. '. " .t• ' i : l Mr. 'a nd Mn . Elmer Wicll;ham and Mr. au.d Mra . Price Hawk. D-7-ltc O,;.ittttr J"!'j~ly,~~·.!•r tor the . ~roPlltea, the1 · Each day '· ---:-&Found -- \bt . VERY E,>Jlli.Y , AND VOU GO TO BED VERY LATE . REMEMBE,~ . YOU cAN 1. · BURN A. CANDLE AT · eGTH END~ �• -----·• ' Poge EIQht The Dally Senti~ ~iblicaiVerseSets Theme I Mrs. C. E Hoyt and Mrs. Homer Bytell. The cJosang pl'8.yer was given by Mrs. J . Q. Rice. Ohlinger Reunion Held On Sunday The Kingdom Builders fOB • Class the chureb. wtth Mra WUiiam Morgan, prestdent. m charge 4-ll Club Leader Inspires T~en·Agers The meetlng opened with the hymns "In My Heart There Rings a Melody" and "Bringing In the Sheaves", followed wtth prayer by Mrs Amos Leonard. Devotions taken from "The Upper Room" were led by Mrs. Lewis Grueser A program was presented con· s tstlng of the followmg readipgs, ''Th e Importance of Trifles'', Mrs Scott Folmer , the Little Chureh" Clean Hearts," Mrs. nard, "The "G OO: Blesa and "For Amos Leo- Neighborly Man," New Furniture BAKER WALBURN I I FURNITURE FREE DELIVERY Oa The Brlgblel& Middleport Society REUNION Fifty-six were pre11ent Sunday when 1the Walburn !amtly reunion was he ld at the Legan Park Mra. Stella Walburn , Middleport, who Ia 7e., was the oldest mem· her of the fam1ly al the reun• ion. Otherfi from thts area were Mr. and Mrs . Eber Lew ts and daughters, Janice and Pauline; Raymond Walburn and sons, Dennis and Pete; Mr anrt Mrs. Dale 1Walburn, Leater W•lbW'IIo The Middleport Garden Club m('t at the home of Mrs John Duerr Monday evemng w1th Garen Stansbury, president, s1dmg and Mrs. M L Fnmel>l acting as secretary In the sence of Mrs R C. Sansbury. Crary Davis read several artl<ele1•l from "Popular Gardening" Jt was announced that the books for 195fl-ts6 are at printers and Will be ..d2~t~lbut;~ at Ute next meetmg Hospital Clinic Adds '. , Dr. I. C. Waler Jr To Staff be held Octobe:- 3 at TONIGHT TONIGH}' Slrategle Air Command New York Conlldence Vht. VIsion (Technlcolor) JIIMI ltfttrt J"Mo AIIYIOit Short ....... Sept. 24 By CBS • Broderick Crtw':"ord Rich Cont• ..~ a 9 "'" . I \ onuro. Pr' Thun. PrL ' S•pt, 8·9 Randolph leott Dorothy M1lon. Strange Lady Jn .Town Clntmtlc:ope First Of Big 10 Telecasts To Be TEMPI.E Tall Man Riding (Ttchnlc:olor} II'Mf' G1non Dane Andrawt lhort. CTtchnlcolor) ShorJ1 ClUCAGO UP- The farst of five n 1g Tl'n rootball games to be televised on a regional ba!lh, In the Midwest thiS fa11 !he Columbta w1ll be the Michigan na game on Sept 24. The other games to be ccd , wJil be on Oct. 8, ~f;":;,~::~u,1 tllt!l::~~~ '-::======= "=•:,·-=============""'.:."N'."o:v·:_":5,..'u'."n":'d..'N~o':v~l.<_2·:____ .. -----------~~-----------~~-~~~---------~ ·-· .. . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I ' OFF TO ' SCHOOL?~ ,- tnake s11-re they take a· ... . «~ JIOME"Card with them! • i II', r r· U dle)' ~- Pew how much it J!lelnl tO .., their voices ... to bQ1II' p ~'re doing ••• - . ' ' ,';~ .theJn to lelephone regularly. , \ ·· Give daem 'tWa wallet-me "Callliome" Card that com< ~ l ~ identificalion with a ref!linder to call ~ ~ ....~ "Collecl". C.U OUf ~~ Office for thia cud lhat will "bring ~ chlhwlfllome" when they're away. I' II • enttne e ' Vol· VII No. 122 . Editorial Phone 397 • Single Copy Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Theodore Lehew, Mrs Emma Leifheit; Prospect HiU and Mr. and Ml'B. Wdllam Thuener, 51f'acu1e, spent the hohday week of MrR F. Ji' Maag MEIGS Pomeroy P'ersonals wer, Mrs Mrs . Phllhp Ohlinger and daugb- Leonard, Mrs Scott Folmer and ter, Ann, Mr. and Mrs Conrad grandson Jeffrey Mr H gh Ohhnger and children , Mic hael, &:arbs. Mrs Lewi~ Grue!"er ~nd Wdma, Merle, Sheila and Naom1, and Mrs Clifford Lelfh t M1 sa Emily Ohlinger, Troy Obi Ci inger and J.ohn Rapp all of Pom er oy !I ROOMS Of Wednesi:lo)!, September 7,"1~ . wnbua, and IJ'lnddaatbter, Clncb' Coode, spent laturlila:r "lth hi~ mother, llrs. J L . caato and Mr. md lin. Homer CUto. • :Mr. aod Mrt. r. E. Brld~r and hil pareata, Mr. and lin. Geor1e Jlf. an4 lin. Paul C..lo, Coled Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sween- Neaselroad Sr. He Wll aceompaney of Athens were SUnday JUeJla led back by hb p10ther ud Wter, umbus~ aud'bla rnotber, ¥r•· J . L. of Dr. aad Mn. P. E. Stanley, Mlu Janet and MJSJ Lena MUeh, Cuto wer~ Sundu JUel\l ot Mr. WMt Main Sl who retllrn..td bome SatiU'day eY• aod Mra:. Jllll\el Conde. Lincoln Mr. Uld Mra. Cbules E. MeKel- ninJ. Georie ep~t aev..-.1 days Holehll Min Harriett Casto, Hunun,. vey and daughter, Hope, of Bel- with Mr and Mra Hank YOUDJ ton vbiled b.er aunt, Mts. J. L pre were &uest.s Monday, of Dr. and family at their eamp, Tan· Casto and Mr. •n~ Mn. Homer and Mra. P. E. Stanley and en· ners Run, Caste', Monday. : joyed dinner at the dlmng lod&e Mr and Mra. Hank Younc and Guea;t1 of Mr.a. Claude Dant at Lake Hope. Mrs. John Chaae left Sunday famlly b"ave returned home after Sundey evenlDJ were Mr. an4 for a vialt ln Huntmgton wtth her a week's vacation at their c:amp, :t.fnJ Paul Caato and lira. J . L. ' Casto. son-in-l•w and daughter, Mr. and Tanners Run. Mias IJ•Ic01 ~11\t Nesselroad of Mrs. Harold Russell and son, AI· Mr. and Mr1 Dan Fischer an¢' len Chase. She was accompamed Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mro. AI Jl'ilc:bor, llbarle.. by her son, Allen, who came for her parenti, ~r. and · Mra. Gt<!Tile ton were holld•y week't!nd JUesta Nesseiroad st. her. '. of their brother-in-lAw and 1ister, Mn. Ettie! Lowery or Columbu_s Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kumi.t Jlr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wttbera. : WI! the bohday weekend gue~t of left Monday for their home, GarMf. and Mn. R. B. Wilkins lJl1i relatives. field Helgbt.s, after a vtlrit with his mother, Mn. Ada Wllkl01 and Wyatt Will of Columbus spent Mr. and Mrs. Pbil Globokar and ,daUJhler. Rutbt, of Laneuter wiekend .rue.U Df !ln. Addie the holiday weekend w1th his fa- famt11. Mr. and Mra. Paul Casto, Col- GI'W!:Ier. ther, Emmett Will, Chester Road. Mr. and Mrs. James Wall and daua:bter, Debra, Cheater P.oad I)M!nt Sunday with relatives m CoiiHDbiLI. Misa t.uey GJbbs spent the boilcia)' weekend in Portland the peat ol Mr. and Mrs. Joe Price and Mrs. Lucy Scov1Ue and at· tended the homeoomtng. . Mr. and Mrs Charles Rayburn and aon, Freddie, left today for their home, ChJcago, Ill ., after a visit with her mother, Mra. Baker Gordon a:od Mr Gordon. llisa Barbara Webrunc, student Dune at Holzer Hcspital spent the holiday weekend w1th tier araadparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webruna and other l'elatives. SN :kennetn M,anku1 of No,rfolk, Va., spent the W'eekend With Mrs. Mankin and children of the Rock Springs Methodist Church met Thursday evening at W1iham Gruescr, "A Per. so~;~ ' s Attention '', Mrs John Hartung, and "Fellowworkman With Gorl ," Mrs Lewis Grucser. The famtly of Mrs Clara Ohl Mrs. MGrgan a poem from the mger held a reunion Sunday at 1 McGuffey reader and &180 a pober home West Loc~st St ' em , "How You Live.'' The hymn, A plcm~ dmner wa~; enJoyed at "Day is Dyang in Tbe Weat" and noon and also m the evenmg by the Lord's Prayer lR unnon, conMrs. Ohhnger Mr and Mrs eluded t~e meetmg Herman Ohling'er and son T11rry Attendmg were Mrs. Wilham Mr and Mrs William cihhnge; Morgan, Mr. and Mn. John HllTtd •· b b ung, Mrs. Anna Reuter Mrs an ..... ug ler, 0 e bJe, Mr and Wilha m Grueser, Mrs. ' Amos $299.00 - Ohio The Daalv Senunel Kingdom Builders For Missionary Social Hour Hold Meeting The B. H. Senbora JrlbaloDU')' Dwing the busmess meetmg Society met Monclu Ditbt at the the Cirelea: Doreas, EJecta , Love Jl'int Baptist Chureb with Mn joy and Priscilla, gave their Allen Hugbea, preaident, preald- monthly reports. 1q, Theme of tbe devoUoa&l The bosteuea: Mrs Raymond Al"Yiee. t;Jle program and the re- Lumao, Mn. Milton Hood, Mrs fruhment& carried out tbe BibU· A. R. Pullen, Mrs. WJllls An cal verse about ''The Gra.JD of 1thony, Mrs H M Cross and Mt ss M:uatard Seed " Flor1nel Talbott invited the mem The members of tbe Eleeta ben to the dming-room where Cirele were in charge of the de· refreshments were .sen'ed The votional service and thoae tak· place~ards were decorated w1th 1111 put were Mn. Paul Smsrt Mustard seeds and the tables and Mrs E L Hughes. Members were centered with yeJlow of the Dorcas Circle gave the chrysanthemums ln brass ccnprogram . Mrs. Charles Bennett, tamers a nd hghted by tall green Mn. Beulah Whate, Mrs. Harry tapers 1n brass cande labra gar· Houdaahlet, Mrs Isabel Wine- landed wtth 1vy. brenner, MM~ B. F Parmalee, ~"omeroy..Middleport, • Dr 1 c. Ukel walker Jr.• M. D. has jomed the stall of Holm Clime as of September 1. Dr Walker is a cerUfled spetiaUat in Internal medicine and diagnosis He is a graduate ol tbe School of Medicine of Duke University and served his medic~ lnternab1.p at Grady Memorial Hospital ln. Atlanta, Georala. .,.. t o 0 eIober IDIIO From JuIY t••t he was a resident m medicine at Cincinnati 'Geural Hoapltal. He loft Cinctnntti to enter the Air Force where )l,e aerved with the rank of Captain as Clllef of Medical Service at the Hill Air F(]ree Baae Hospital ~n Utah !rolh Nciv. ember 19IJO throUJh October 1902. Returmng from active jluty fte served 111 resldNit in mudtemt at Cmctnnati Genera] HO&pital. Dr. Walker b reald~l &t 610 Fb:at Annue. Hta Ytife will remain 111 Geor«Ja witb the . d~ · dre;o until October &th, •t Wblth Ume they wUJ ~ove J"'tb · ~b~r and Mrs. Wilbur Moore. new home at 1f Co41f ::Sife;t, ~ • I.t .Mrs. R. S. Clever of Portsmouth which tb.ey have leaaed , om~,. ~lilted Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alq>o M<:Cormlek. Ml" Jl~Of- Wilb lhick and her mMher Ji.~fetl~ ' Ut'-r Mcore. chased the prOperty at 1U• ~-~~~~~C~~h.nles Loehacy returned to Aveaue fomtei'J' ......~ »:.;I! -'\)r Forte Baae. . nt: John J. ~hwab, wJ1o•1~ l 0 after , a weekend VISit move int~ hit new hom+ 9IJ b!tparenu, Mr. and Mq. ehard HilJ approxim&tely ,S6ftj ·~.t;.ocbary. He was aecornWI!h Di". Walker'o od4ltl@ · 'to to ColliiObus by hos par· the staff, the Holter Oltble' rla,v be left by plane. numbere thirteen apeetaltau. ])r Nesseiroad return· W•llcer "~Viii also serve lthf Norfolk, \fa., Fri. at.rf of Holzer u tn furlough with internal modletne ber of tbe Holzer "'""e·a ment ollnternal.Me.!fi~•lno;_ a&aociated with le)•, Cblel or lnlernal ~L~~:I';'~4 Holzer Hospital al)d ~ J'osQph P. Brady and ~hwab, who ne 1~0 IP!OC~~II!IB From July 1913 to July lDtlf, he engaged m s-pecial work in the cardiac laboratoty at the same hospital, carryint oUt resta~b problems m tannection with di!iOIII O!i f./ the neart. Durin& this lli"laternal medlaln~. time he Willi lmt:ructur in medlClfle at tne UniveNity of CinclD~-­ nati School of Medicine. Smce then he has eng1~;ed in private practice as a specialist in internal medicine and Savannah, Georala. Dr. In a Dtpiomate of the Board of Internal Medicine and a member ol Alpba Ollltla Alpha and Nu Si&ma Nu ' fnternitlel!l. Dr. Walker Ia 80 yell'l of a1e and ts a native of Qeutaia. His wUe, Sarab, Ja a 1aative of the aame stale and att4indtd Jun~ lor ColleJe ID Georcia. Prior to her rnediellll Hospital ltudied art demy, haa by and In the She Is the dren. Mark 3 and 1btl end il1 Columbus with Mr. and ilrs. William Lehew and son, 1'eddy. They were accompanied home by Ttddy who will vtslt With hjs grandmother Lehew. Mr. end Mrs. Hobart Riaga and family of Crooksvllle were week 111ests of h••r mother, Mrs Har:brecbt. 1 Lonnie. Tanneldl, Mt. Sterling, was an overnight guefit o.f Mr lDd Mrs. :Q.. L. Jacobi. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and ehJidren, Sandra and Jay, of C•n to)\ were weekend guests of Mt 1 ' w d. E R • at "YOUR $UNRISI TO ; SU~SET Invitations will be seat to prealdenti aild aec:tetarlilfl of PTA units in the c:ounty, **'t,A..C." • el')'; tWenty.aeven IJI:eat ' .' (friends JPIY eall at · ,., dence anf tim~. . , ' ~ ·.. Bwtal· will be made 'a t the ~ld dl'poio\ Hill Cenletecy, Racine Legion ~ ' Plans'Sucial / Woman.Killed ,In T~~k Crash At·McArthur ' ~ ot )\ndrew J MeAlrrHUR. '0. UP-~,. en G. Garris, 20. of near HJll, Ky., WIS J killed Wedneadar lvhi!J! the truek Rlt&, 4. I To.,~-,~p~24 ' .. Al Middle.,ort planned TAG DAY PI pet for l!i~;~~be;.1 tialla oehedutea September :Ml ll••H'been Q,D Qet. , Ill•· annual Bill\? ,.. 11 ·oay by the time promlijent· spelloeraJ Ml~dleport Ban4. Bo011irs A,... veraed Ia the •problems 1 elation. ' Cold Dies Su~denly , ' ~d·TagDay Unlllce and is assistiq Mr. rejlstering JDd starting es thas week in tbill area. Registration Will tbis week end cl188es wdl start in Pome~)' ,ob Mooday when regh:tratiun ·Wlll still be accepted. During lhe , 1 pu~ summer v11eatlon ' Pllilil• of Jlr. Pavllsb have danced at se¥'._{al funetions in the ~ea. Cbarluaqna Hess and John Strickl•ild 'Weather bp.ve appeared at variOua Gr..-e Of Seuon Revorted meetings; a lara:e aumbeir of the cl•ss appeared at the lualor Fair ' KANE. Pa. UP-Tho fint cold ID. GaUla County Ud Juhlllbg Me- wutber report of the apprCM.~b­ Hartford, presented 1 solo inl aeaso• was tuued today fronr o. A_ Wblte, 8'1, a IGrJ!lU Mid· Clune, eomuattJ of daDce at the B,atoa Twirlina camp thla "iee box" dleport bUilness·m•.n. died at Pennsylvania: hia home in Oaeeola, Iowa, at Illfrb~~~!~/:i,w. Offieia1 temperature 30 delfHI wlllVa. have only one iMihos~! cordlul to lhe word reoelve4 a week· in M'eiJs Cou~ty add with heavy morning £rOll, first of relative• bere. ' a'L.~ will be In Gallloplt., sea10n. Flocks of wild ceese waa a brother of w.:: Wellston, jatJr.son and were alghted. beadllll south. Wblte1 Middleport. , and ·aurvlvon littlude tw6 niecea, Florlnel Talbott and Mrs. Croa 1 ud a n!phew, James Fonner R~ideQ:t OI Middleport which she waa ' ridin& crashed tnt.o a bridle abutpum.t near )ntured ll'-the <rub vlCtlm's husbilnd, · Cbarlea <!''!""I 32, drl- ~1, thO truCk and daughter. and 1·~ ~' ~~~{~,.. ' .. Jacoba: chairmaa eomml~ ' Cheshire Re8ident Claimed' By D~atb . N'eitft ' ·TV·-Station ~ tbt aehoQIII 'IIIII be "' For haad to lood t~e dlaewolo ...,.olee·l l'] ,· N'.~1"", cum tlie eounw·wlde "meOtl".. ~'-t, (Jt; Mrs. 11oij wtJI .be made, alao ol pla. t.O attend the state DaDo will Ut>aal 2 ' )1101. ,:ST!TIOH" I I On,y.,,.Dla! I I I I ' . sUrvivors anclude I .\l.lbtJ!r· ib-law, ~- Gene Brl~81; ·flY~ lra~dehlldren, Mrs. Clevt;: Mc,or bei.d, Qoliimbus;~Mrs. ~er""'- 9 '1 ,0 I I I ' George Yeauger, ' Cbulllre, •Mrs. cUed e•rly Thursday morni'(ll at ber borne. She was barD (m. AprJt lJ, 1876. at I.Jtue Xya'r and ,was married to G~rae y,_qer on January 2, 1883 She waa preceded' in death by her bu~,a~ · 121 i•'*- lon, Mts Pauline Simmerpc.er. the ilra. Jll)tc~ Hoyds~o;I 1 Geore. D~ B&rriii!J UDforseen d~Ta)ta Qew -atatlori ·t-Jl~ to ~in oper· fter, Gabon; seven .,-eat ' band· atiott on Oet. 21. " ,·• . , ~Udren; a s1ster, Mra. John Gfov• Tbe now· f'fl~ will II< • baSI< ek-J' Cheshire; a brOther, Lev~ret ;.,oerl••• B,.._dcaiiiUUIICo. 1 •Ill· Foush, YQungstoWll. ' , .. Hate and ttio' ~bnt 1 ff,~~Works. <~, ~· t Wellston M~n Kille~,-. In Truck-Train ' ' .. • Friends may c•~l ft the Ba~ u~~;·;~ Funeral tnwe uqtll 3 .~ Frl~oy whl!l , lbe, "1'dr be taKen to th~ nai4enc:t "'"~"" : Satugday wh,eQ' ~rvl<OJI will 1 • al lhe cheshire Baptist at 2 o'cloek '!"it)J tb ·Rev. wood oiflelotiJil. Jiurlil be In the Cheshil't Ortvel ont.,.lu Cemetery. Mra. Yeaui'U wah member o.f the Cheshire U.t Church. B:at ~-~.:...,...~ ·· ' '' SPIEDII. ljl\~I~D' ' ' ' Carl R. Jones, 50, New York was � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 7, 1955 bretz eskew shelton wilson