https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b6e33cb41c08703fb41f17c3ff00f808.pdf 91e15a8fee173a6621b33aff3aa60711 PDF Text Text \ ' -- Page Eight Tile llolhodlat Church WSCS e\'\lDlnl Qrde will meet at the bome of Mn. Jame. Tliornu, Jllddlepart, Tueaday evening; • - , ' The Dally Sentinel, Pornei'QywMJddleport~ Chl1) Pomeroy Person.als The Daily Sentinel • &e.pt. 8, iutead of at the bome of lin. Wllllom Clark aa previoUII.y announced Xr. and Mrs. Carl MiUer have aold their store building and apvtment to Mrs. Maud Sellards Mr. .. d lira. lldword K•••M> left WedaOiday moroinl for their ..... bl' Tbonw Mason or.tH Clubs . ·· ....~~r~:~a::;'; ·:i,~ Map Plans For . :::"to'":r:l~~..~~~~~ of • y ear eoutJe arrJyt Tbe ComtniJ i1fta tot · Tbe wU1 1 :--~ land ·mouth Plallf for the C!OIIttlll year were re~Jtlve~. · =====.:::::::::= Middleport Personals Heath Methodist M'ission_ Group Ho/d Meeftng • ' and \ Jiia. • iD :e- Rut. 1 Ylllt wit~ i::_ & & Repo · rt Is fellows'h1'p On Camp A • •• . cfiVIfleS EXPERT or N ·Ew Furniture KandM SOHIO • 11 • • nttne .. Alaa ~Jld OOvla, Paul W.U. and Jon "Weblter attencled tbe State Fair qne 41? Wt weet.. Jln, Louil, Reibel wu call1ftl on her ~dater, Mn. Lee M)'eil retenll)'. J. Otil BeJl ot PortlinGuth, wa1 MliiiODII'l' p~t 1peake'r at the Metll.odla:t Cb~h Bundly ev• IODI, nins. "' Mr. Ud Mn. WaiDe · Turalf, lin. C. 0. Chipman and Mtt. Mary Beard were ln COlumbul, Postmaster Exam For Hartford Is Announced Tod~y Wedneada.y Dllbt. where tbey attended Opera , Niibl bJ the cOlumbus L)Tlli · ~ter Group of w"-• u•-- u-~lyn ~---· - - _.. wu '""" -rilber, . , •"'UQ.' 1 -,..,..::r.,_~-.::::--:-::=-.::-:c:--:J. ~ ~ entiU&d · "fbt 1 tbe sty•• WU ' 1'Ud by Path in Diane Soviet And German Leaders Meet To Discuss Diplomatic Probletps 1 MOSCOW UP-West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told Soviet leaders today that German reunification and the relea se of 200,000 German war pnsont>n &till held by the Rtwians werf' not ..condition•" for the establiebme.nt of diplomatiC rclataon s between tbeJr two countra n But be empha11%ed that there cDUld be no "real n:•nnahzataon" of relations between the two peuplea until tbe.e emotaonai issue~ were settled. The granite-faced old statesman The Unite~ States C1vU Service Commission haa a.nnouneed an examination to fill the po1itioa of fourtli-c1us po.slmaster for t.be post oliice at Hartford, W. Va The annual salary for this position is $2844. AppUeant'l must ae· tually reslde wlthin the territory supplied by the above-mentlGned post office. Age limits, waived for persons entitled to veteran preferenee, are from 21 to 65. CiPebart and . the entire &raul' Alii "~-1 M1 · ~" ' ],JJ;eaent ; w~ Diane Capehart. Jackie Papenit, HOward MeMil· non.. Corella MeMilUoit. Marahall MeMIIUbn, Au Newland, Pa'tty Newtarid; Patrl.cia" RileJ, Cheryl :Jlobertl, June . spencer; Judy Turner, Kitty ~llHIIDIIOD, Sbaron ,: The firs~ tw'o ca~dfdates· for Lho "!ollas Slick thick" epntest, wbtch is one of the highlights of t'}\e Broiler Festival ate Lois Ann -cb~pman, Middleport and Evel)TD' P. Cuinmins, Letart ·Falla . .. 1 Lois AnR, who also entered the \ ' "M~ss SUck Chic&" contest lQ.It ' an 16 year ' old aenior at years 1s Middleport High School. She ia , ('IDployed in the Dairy Queen store between · Middleport · and Pomeroy. She i6 the daughter ot Mrs. ~loi,5e Ch~PQl,Mn,, Middleport. TM s~ond entry Ev~Jyn • eum· mins. is a 19M graduate ol Raeine Hlgh School, 18 years old. apd js emplo:ved bf Jake Gaul'~ Clover Farm Store, R.acibe. She is the daugP,ter of 'llr. and Mrs. Buster Cl.ilmftins, I)[ Letart Falls, and last year: she wu a participant in ,the 'Big B~~~ llistrnel, Min CbBfmD .i6 sponsored by the . Pomeroy Dii:J!y Queen Store and Ml'ss Cummins •by Crow B:rotbera PouUry. Other entries were 'expected to be announced later today. - Full in.formation and applica· hon forms may be obt~ined at the Hartford post oUiee or from the Comminion'1 Washinaton ollice. APJillcatlons must be filed wltb the U. S. Civil Service Commission. Washington, 215, D. C., •nd must be received or postmarked not later than September 13, lDM. Herbert E. Clarke Funeral S~rvices Are Held Friday Funeral services were held tl). day for Herbert EvaRs Clark, 81, of Darwin, ln the Harrisonville Methodist Cborch at 2:30 P. M. ~ George Dynohew Dies In Hospi~al; Funeral Is Sunday Ceorge W. Donohew, 1'4, Rt. 2, Racine, was taken by death this morning at 3 o'clOck In tbe Holzer I{Qspital, after an illness of nearly seven, months. He is survived by one daughMrs: .p-elyl! Webster, Cleve. ; aile• son, Leroy, kaclnei two Doitohtw,. Pome· ' • $299.95 After his ISOtb ren a man 11 more sui1J)I'laed to tilld himlelf r111,_t about somethilll than he was at 20 to flnd himMlt Wl'OIII about anything. The Millen have rilllted Clair Taylor realdtace on" St. -- ·- """'. (Ttchnlulor, lho,.,. lllturiloy h,._loor 11 The t.a Roantlup ,... """'" Twill of ·l"lle .. ; . • llllvrtloY S.lllmlior 10 Callyt>11 Crolsl'lllld lltu -hort Phylllo Kirk . . SO•er Cll7 Kid Allen . ,'"lock~ LIM ~ ... on ason Pl Pleasant's new National of Gnrd Armory will be dedicated. on November 11, Veteran.s' Day i&, accordiog to Col. 0. V. Knipp, Commu- Chief of StaU and Maintenance Officer of the W. V<i!.. National representaUves · from Metp . ~e: Sh'ar1ey y vonae 'D--· Guard. ~gThe Armory Is located on W. le. Janet Jeffen and bon John- Va. State Route 82 just north of SOD. TJae advisors art ~· Alfred 1 Point Pleasant. and Mrs Harriet Ne1gler and 1 The building coven 18.000 Veral Hyaeu.. square reel. Included in it are a driD floor, admini.qrative Offi~ cea, vehicle repair abop, firing I raqe, kitchen. library, day room exec_ vice zens :National and.\Walter L. Malta l;alion~l • Swts • Two DIvorce Filed Jn County ..' .. ~~:!t:,ea~:!'c:!tJ~~ Clerk of Cl.U. E. Follrod, Cheater, vs. O..ie lloe FoUrod, Carroll , 0 ., M. •Dowell, Rll, llid· YS. BenjamiD Dowell, Telecast Will Be Made Sunday Of Y;mk•lodian Game ' - 1 • , Two petitions for divorce were and ~osroom. PIIG'fDllRI IJv!J you all -· Adlaelliat'o111woyt ooa, C. \..._Water o le.,ct.o.DIIII 1oto you wodi , ~tft· thorough ihiil "YD:" ,ant ••• automatically . 0. lapltlry lplwthatltobo out ,..,. - tho~ 0111 othol method ... ' ••• piUI umlfa I!QICII.AIN PINISH I . I Coos• In I he .... now Prltldal,. 1, flltra-matlc lloctrlc ClathH Dryer: ' \ \I " ' . PilOT PTA MIITtNG Reedsville PI'A will hnld their flral meeUDJ Sept. 12 at 8:00 p. m. at the ReedsYille SChool . Evcy--.. ~ Adalade ~ Hart· Ellen [..oomj .. from t fla. ~· · ,, 1 f Fred Pe.,.n from AlideUe Pearson With the defendant restored to her inaldea nam~ of Audellt': I Roberts. •. . 1 M.....U. Faudree NnT' tw.m Robert V•. Peay with 'ilie mer re.lor\'d to ber. 'maid<~ .. ~ :r;.,.. ""'e MARKaT IIII'OIIT . ClNCINN~TI, ··o. uP-Produce: EJif, ateadr. pricea unclwtl:ed; eonswneri A large wblta 08-80, brown mix1 67-80; medium white o40o41, brown mix 19-&1; wbOieyle fKt ceat A extra lii,I'P white I'~~~;mixme(liulll wlilte 38-43, 38-43. · Chit:tena. steady at. uncban,eed prices; fryers 28-27; bens, heayv 19-21; hens, light 15J.8; old roosters 10-U. . Butter, 90 score 81. Elean~ Fi\Jtlll from Robert E. FrUth with the c!l'lndYOf .t he couple's dne child t lwarde41' ~ the rold E .. Lo4)mfs. of Marcella Faudree. wot [ o UtthtMttlc Mo..,....., • • • no bollo. polity~, wbMII. Soaltd lor lifo th;! :t<oren~ Mr. o Now <Ofllhi\IOUI ~ IURHthal o Uttilerwa..r lulls Dllllrlltut.r "'- Ailh- soap • , • end• soap stcdn worrtea lakes out dtrl and tOaP KUnl o . . . , 1 \. June Tulloll from A.l.v8 DertniJ: TuUoh with the ' euttod,of tbe couple's . two chirdren ~ awarded the plaiDiiff. Emma MaebeUe . VerDOn 'fr~ Charles B. Vemoa with mer reatored to 'her m· name of Emma Maebelle F . ~nna )largarot II. sa.¥er Stover. , ' ~ D. fr,om Betty witb lite cusOd;y Gf tbe coupte•s awarded the defendaft.L ·1 ~ ;,.heot It aiiy r..,.ntl,y • follows: Vl!'lfnill \ 'ONLY In M.aaOn are, u granted Co,urt Robert Staaliy Dormit(»_ry At Holzer Hospii~l · •, DivOIUs Cou~Y. plaUDtUOC. . : '6-om Minnie George Hart. ,. D'~~ F0 ll o~g .. An from A. J. O,nln 'l:hb,... . J. EXteOded llloes8 Thomas t.tiree c.'budreA charges his wife With &rou' neglect and extreme cruelty. The Follrods were marWife! "How are we going ~o ~ete ried In 1953 aad have Do ebildren. Mr-1. Dowell charges her buSbr~t~~ our 2llth wed41!'1 ~•er· band witb gross nea;Ject and eJ:~ sar)r . .' , treme erueUy. Sbe Is sulq for Husband: "How abnut two' di!hthe eustody llf ber four ehlldrS, firm of •Lantr. ute,. r.1f silenc.e?" a permuent alimony and reasonthe ~- able support for the children. Tbe Si:rd!flinder words: . !he hatut of a one-cylinder man. ~ hav'e been married Ailee ' He then said the reunificatio-n of Germany L'l "a duty of tbe big Four powers," adding that "here also I must repeat: I propoae ' no 'conditions.' " voted' lntl acboola guicfance · Tall Man Rltlbtg ln hhi reply, Adenauer saJd the questions of German reuniflea· lion and the release of the pris- · or1ers were of major importance. He u1d .!1ol ut1on of these questions was not a "condition" for tbe establishment of diplo.mitie reliitiOns. ~1'f::· and prestW,led, Automatic I In an opening staterment, BUI· eanin noted that t)le Soviet init.· iated the talks on "the · asaumP" ~Jon that the establishment of normal rciallons between our two countries correspond to tbe inter· esl..!l of both." ' In·· bis opening reMa~Jcs. Bulu.nin prnposed that. Bonn f.Q.d Moscow establish embauies and exehangi ambassadors'. He also said be hoped the current diJtua... sions would bring · "(ruitfal resultl" in the way cf lmproVed trade and the establishment and development of scientific. techni· cal and cultural oooperatio11 between the two natiO(l.t. A German delegation spatesman told a press conlereace at He served his country in World A4enauer's headquarters "' ·after· War 1 and Will in F;ance. wards that the chaocellof. would Burial was made iD the Wells reply to Bu~nin 'a ~edl When Cemetery, Downington. the 'talks resume SatUl"day at 10 A. II. (3' A. II. EnT.) ' if Wa$her~ set forth h i~ position before .eoVIet Premier Nikolai Ba.llpnln, Commum~t party bead Nildtl S. Kh ~ ufhchev and Forejgn M:inilter V. M. Molotov at tbd openinc le&sion ot five day s of Soviet-West German talks Mr. Clark who died Wednesday In the Veteran~ Hospital, Hunt· mgton. W. Va., is 1urvived by h11 wi!e, Edil.b Clart: ooe daughter, Mr.s. LesteT Hendenon, RuUand; and se'len sons: Harry, Hals1e, Hlldred, Hester, Homer, aU at home and Haroltl and Howard Clark, of the U. S . Army. One brother, George Clart, Harrison· vtlle and ODe aiater, Mrs. Harry Tuff, Dayton, 0, $~99.0D -. SERVICE "The Stop K:eeps Going" Manning Kloes- Don Mullen Phone 9391 · Middleport, Ohio Washes Cleaner Rinses Brighter 1 Spins far Drierl .. Jl;ddle, f~o~m;Sc:;r;lp;t;ur;e;.;;;;;;.~Rlic~h~ardsoa~~·~•~•~d~Anll~~~~~- I ... a.t y I Ri1 I 1 BROILER FESTIVAL DANCE Pomeroy High School AUDITORIUM SEPT. 14th 9tol Tickets on Sale at: Ph 'Stor s armacy ttev. • G. lcJ TWII, 0 1. and Mn. Clwie• Strauaa. Wedq.aday for 1 visit with relaM.r. and Mrs. tteYu P. Bia:er- U'Yea In Coshocton. dilcuued by Leader Sanh SpeDstaff ud eblldrea Jeft Wed.aesMr. and Mrl. Robert Harbrecbt eer u tb6 Good Luck Clo~ '-&: ol Cheahlro. Mn. SeUords wiU day momln& for their hGI'lHI 1D •ild family, Colwnbua, were weet Club of Muon met 08 TUesday take poasetsion next week. . t..telucl, Fla., after a vialt wltb nd peata ol their parents, Mr. afternon' ia the Muon CommWl· -~Jeanor S. Sch•af, Middleport Society Editor ·- Pbone 6Q7G her parentl, Mr. ud lin. Udle Mr1. Raymond Harbrecht ity Buildl.aa;. Smith, ..W.ebe Tll!f'l'aee. . Kr. and Mra. Norman Me· Mrs. Spe~f' told the .,-oup of . Lucille Bearh> Hawkins, Pomeroy Society F.ditor-Pbone 6;144 Mr. and Mra. Robert Haney Gl Cullum. plans for lhe 1 4-H program f,r Fmdlay were weekend petot.a of M.lsa Nettie Koehler a~ompan. the next year In addition to disher paieats, Mr. and Mrs. Bert ied by ber brother-in-law and eussiRJ t)le recent Farm Youth Weblter. Tbey were arcompanied &.iater, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wea· Sbow and tbe Achievement Ban· home lfond&y by Mr. "nd Kn. ver, Gallipolis spent Tuesday quet to ~ held in Pl Pleuaat S Webster for • two week!' visit. Columbus. sometime in November. . Robert Tumpkans, Baltimor~ . dleport. and Mr and Mrs. George Mn. Geora:~ H. Parker returned At the nme time, Mrs. SpeaMd., spent the holiday weekend DeWees, Athen!l, VISlted friends home Tutaday after • ten day Mra. Edward Koehler has re- eer announced that new meQt• S visit in Marietta with her cousin, turned home after a sevefal day 5 ben for tbe next year would be with his parents, Mr and Mrs. at Long Bottom on Labor Day. E. R. Tompkim;, and h1s nephew. Miss Lucille Smith, teacher in Miaa Dora Wilson, who is iU.' viiit with relatives :n Columbus. welcome to attend the next meet· Middhlport High Sc:hool, is 111 in The Commission on Mlulons Mr. antl Mre. Jack Keanedy S.H.S.N.3. t.urence A. Napper ing of the dub. Jam611 Hamer. friends, T.E.S.N. Norria J;>. Cpl Andy Batey, fort Bragg, New Mexico, where she was vlsit- met at Heath M~thodl&t chureb moved Wf! dn e1 day 1rom liJiddlf>. and a.. ol su11'tvan, Milsouri, b h nwwwe, Mrs. Speneer appoln.ted a nomN C . and a friend , Pfr W1lham in.g this summer and was un1 bl e Wednesday eteritn1 witb ilr a. 01 her mother, 8-.N. Jamea BatsOn of •i~l~enivUle, l inaUng coiDIIlittee to lllliD.e offi· to return to her borne in Che1ter James Euler, chairman, preaiding port tot e ome Shuspack, Carbon, Pa .. who IS · "'' Ab. · the openlng defOtlonal HI'· Mn. h b Geortla. .Willlamaon, which w· y a., were visiting cers at the nat meeUq at wbic:b also stationed at Fort Bragg, in time for the beglmUog o1 school. MrR. Howard Kreu, Pome vice le(J by the paator, ReY. L. A. c!:t tep8.1red alpee ~. ~ e . ~ .lin. Laurence F. NapPer, oi time elecUOJUI wll1 be held. Those spent the weekend w1th the for 1 enviUe, over the Labor Day on the eommittee are Howald mer's mother, Mrs. Helen Batey. roy, is aubatituting for her at Bangerter. During the meeting; Mra. A. R. Knight and VlD- weekend Lawrence just returned McMillion, Ann Hanil antl PatJack Bratz, Renovo, Pa., was a the High School. Mr. and MMI . Wesley Fry and were offered for Rev. cent, returned home to Newport, R.I., after a 7-mon· rida Riley. 1, weekend guest of Miss Ann Rupe from a flahinl and campins tbs' cruiae on the Tueaday'i prosr•m bad 11 its at the home of her parents, Mr. aon, Marvin, Mrs. Ada Latnbert, George Sidwell, who will on the Potomac near Harpe.ra Mr. and Mrs. ]J.obert Niday t)leme "Winner or Loaerf. Tbe and Mrs. Gerald Rupe, Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. John Fry and Mr. this month for Kore1 81 Springfield, arrived meeting opened with the 4-H He attended the Baccalaureate and Mrs. Jamea Fry, spent Sun· arie5. Letters were read from Ferry with Mr. ud llrs. Doyle evening and returned Song and Pleda;e. An·n Newland exercises at the Gallipolis Pres· day at Caffiden Park in Huntinc· mi:uionaries in Indla, Afriea an~ PhiUipa: of PhUippi, W. Va. and Korea and It wae decided to atlrt )lr, and Mrs. Joe Lea&burg antl evenina:. They visited gave the opellin,J theua:ht and byteriao Church, Stmday morn- ton . correspOndence with lOme of children, llora-~-·n, W. Va. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt June Spencer read a selection a ing with Mr. and Mrs. Rupe when b Mise Rupe was one of the grad- er Roand 1 e1t Robert Haggerty,Byer Robert Fiah· tb Wh auww and aon, Jimmy. were in ese peop e. 1 they went &ilb'·eeud .,_ nT tatl b 1 d I lie• there u_ ... .IQ.I-, an IUU•. n.vbert . _ll'il«».l uatmg nurses of the Hul:ter Hos· Charleston to attend the footen ve P ans are e DJ ma e n1 '" aurpera Ferry, Shepherds- Mrs. VaniC!e Wilcox and pital School ot Nursing. ball game Saturday night. to have the Rev. and Mnr. Otis town arut Charle. Town. North Baltimore, also "i,iteclj Lawton Templeton,. Dayton, was Bell, missionaries on furlouJh I • Vineent Kni&ht lett ru.•!ld•ll' ijkr. lnd Mrs. Wyatt Gilberi: Mrs William Grueser is re· covering satisfactorily after rna· here o\'er the weekend to visit from work on Okinawa, as special for the Linalr Military Institute utc\IY enning. jor surgery at the Meags General! his grandson, ·Marshall Ray, In· gueata at a Family Nil:ht dbmer He was ICCOJQ.ptaietl tbere by fs~ . .Mr: and Mrs. John Hunnel Hospital. Her daughter, Debbie, font son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben to be held in October. mo~ber, Mnl: A. R. Kni&bt eetved word that Miss ~b,irloey 1 ia a houseguest of Mr . and Mrt~ Batey, Locust Street. A general dlscuulfln waa held retUI'Ded that evenina;. HuDaei waa operated on ~~ Bradford Maag and da-..shter, Mra. Clyde Ingels -..~~~~~~I concerning methoda ol interutiDJ Mn. J. T, CGft)e:Dina: returned pendlcltis. MJ.aa Hunnel, who Myrna, Minersvi.lle, and Don John, and Mrs Robert young people in mlssloD work. to .ber home. Akron. &Janda)' 1(. employed in Portland, Oregon, k' Grueeer is staying Wlth Mr. and I and sons. Richard and Mill Ben Sanborn Wll ··~ to ter a 'ileftt~ days vialt with her i'l In Room 430, Providence HOI· Mrs. Carl Brannon Middleport , were in Athens, Tuesday. present tbe "World OuUook" motb,r1 lll'l. GeOI'Ie Hetzel wbo pital, Portland, Ore. Swisher Lohse durin1 ber hospitalization. ' 1 M and M Ca 1 when tbe )VSCS .meets Man••Y was IDJur~ iD a 1111. • Mrs. Howard Ewmg, who is re· Chaileston, an:\trs. ~. P. evening. The pastor sbowed 1 plc· JaD1e1 Smitb ind lister Mia• 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed J . Sm1th, son, DuHon Druga cuperating after major surgery, were on a motor trip over ture of a Kindera:uten elaa ltDt ~n, wbo have been in French Lewis and M1ss Donna · Wildern~w from Columbus . to Kansas SkyJine Drive and through to him b)' hll friend, tbe )\lv, Moroceo wltb their parenta Col muth spent the Labor Day week Martin Roller City Wednesday to v1s1t her dau· tueky over the weekend. 01hia Ito, ~kyo, Japan. . ~ad il~ Wilford Sintth fo; th~ end in lndiiiLilpolia, Ind., 'i~E.I ghter and BOD-ln~law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Those pr~sent Vr"ere Mr. B~aer· lllmmer, arrived Mond•y for 1 the Smith's older son and Price $3.50 A Couple Mrs. WUllam Dav1s and family. h,lnney Mr a d M ter, Mrs. EUler, Mta. E. R. T01111p- vlsi• wUh their eraadmother Mn Mr. and Mre:. ·-- ~and Mrs. Homer Rice, Mitl· Long ~nd Rote~t Ha~ierty at- kln1, Bess Sa~born, Mra. Ddlu- Theod.o te Ebenbaeb. TheY' left While there they attended Fr~e~ Mo~Heo, Sunday, and ar. Indiana State Fair and other tended the races in WbeeliDJ, ben Beck. Sunday. rived 1p1 Charla*ort, w. Va., b.v ,, ~~~~()£interest. G1'v~n Mo.~ .. wber• ther wer• Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ward lfh. Ebenbach. and daughter, Mary Lou. Ravens· wood, spen) the LafiOr Day week· llr. and Mra. · Ralph . Graves For A Gleaming "Like· 81ld with h~r mother, Mn. James Mrs. Don Thomas and Mrs. Bea~ New" Finish Thai lasts Murray. Proctor lptDt tbe holiday week.· Mr. and Robert end ·with relatlvea In Vlralnia, And lAsts, Gel Our Ex· (Erne~>hne and · Mra. Ralph Graves and lin pert Simonizing Job. rcn , Mark and Bill Taylor, who baa been 1 Don Tbolhas vfai: 1mrg, .~pe nt the Counclllor at Camp Clenland tors in Mrs. W. R. Luellen and tbls summer. gave an outline of Mrs. the Parsons Reunion. the camp ac:ti'VIUes when tiU!: ta .t.'!" 1 ONLY guests who called on Mrs. Luell- Westminster Youth Fe.tlowebiP Mr. en over the weekend were Mr. held their ftrst fall meetlq l~lt and Mrs. Jack Panona and Mr. the Fl~lt ~bfleti-D CbiU'~ and Mrs. Geora;e Parsons, Toledo. Sun4ay evenlna;. · Tho~ Y O!l JuUe Probasco, who wa.s yrt.letMrs. John Thomas has been In moderator, wiJI act Ia modtraiOr Gallipolis several daya this week where Mrs. baac Smith. Cottage. since Fred L4wls, who tt,eld tiUit ville, W Va, is critically Ill at office, is leavin1 for coUea;e tlllls month and Nelle Maiden wall eJ~ Holzer Ho~pJlal. ected as vlc.e.moderato.t. Other officers are Pauline .. Zerkle, retary; Juamta Hawkins, tre118UI7· er; Sally Gilmore, fhalnnsn Social Activities to replace Sheila 1 Stover who will enter Ohio Uni. versity this month. Mrs. Judson White is councillor of the FeUowship .Ar•'x' ed by Mrs. Paul Plans were made for the Rally of the WeatmiDBttr Fellowship of the Athen1 Presby· tery to he held here on Sept. U.' Members •preaent- were Lynn Btu:hanon, Becky Grueser1 Gall Malden, Pauline Zirkle. Nelle Mil· den, Safly Gilmore, RaymQDd Tur: ner, Carl Taylor, Blll 'l'lylor, 'thura- PrL' S.;t, 1-9 Nancy Rawlinl8, 8llella Stover, Fred Lewle, Juutta H1wkins. lindolllh loolf Dorolhy Mal""" . ·" • Thursday, September 8, 1955 Rutland of Toledo were holiday weelllend home in KeDt after a Yilit with auestl of tbe\ r partDU, llr• IDd rt..tl Yfll here. Aln. William Kennedy and Hr Mra. GeorJe Wildermuth left - .- ' ChlelcoJt Soled lr Mra. Leo Qulwey~ Athenl.. o. Toss togetber: 2 cups cut-up cold (Large chunb) 1 cup cut-up celery (',i.:Jn. pieces) 1 tbsp. lemon Juke ,Salt and ptPN lo laat6 . '. "' --;" �• • , Page Two 1lie Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtadleport, ~to TO LOOK The Daily Sentinel ' 01' THI MI IGS.MASOH ARIA Friday; September 9, 1955 Ruark Rld!oo\1 S . - . , .. Gen. Mot. Publt!hetf every aftetD.ooa u- Le~ngtoD What!• New In Fannlqf Reports .. ~ C. L IILAKIIL.. St., Pomeroy. 0 . Buslnesa efflce carrier where avaUable 30 cente per week; one year in adva nce phoae 398, editorial office phoae at The Dally Sentinel office, 1187. $15.6Q; all: tnonth1,. $7.80; three Entered as second class ' mall· months, $3.90. By motor route • ' IDI matter It' tbe post orriee at where available: one mDI'th, Sl 'Courrtf - By rnaili one year $8; alx month.;. Pomeroy. Ohio. $4.~ ; three moaths, f2.50; oa.e NatJoaal aavertlslna: represen· month. $l. tauve, Bottlnellf-Klmball, Inc .• 343 my. new " EW YORK- Like most have a desk N drawer that from time to time ll1 stuffed full of , charity appeals from summer camps, settlement houses and the like. Alro like moet men, I resolve to send small checks to many of them-and forget t", m"re often than n"t. All thia, ' h"wever, may c!tange. l have been boning up on the Ute and tlmel · or Hagl\ O'Reilly, the Bronx bornb•ehell. and tcel7 lng ashamed. Right now, Hugh S. In Hawaii, wh4!re he te a. sergeant tn the United State• Army. He lives off hill Army po.at with hla Japanese wlle, Yuko Saito, who Ia going to have a baby in November. and tho chances are, alnce he now II tortyleh, that he Will M•l tttlmtt J epend the rest ot hll working day• u a sergeant In the United States Army. To tome, tl\at may not teem ltke heaven, but one must remember that Mr. O'ReillY wu tor threa yrara (19f!!! to 19'!8) a bus driver in M4f\h.l).ttq,, _ After tba~ •nytMug ll an Ice cream JOda. • • • • 1 ' . .. .. VIRTUALLY EVERYONE ln. the regtmeflt thlpped ln. The flret month, O'Reilly collll!ctll!d $1,MO. Soon contributions were up to $3,000 · a month. The WolfhOund•' appeUtea seemed to lncreue around th'. flme They were swiping food to brilw to the orphana,. OM me•• aer• lfean't whoae brother diM In the sa'(fan death march, became tndll'• ' nant because nobody had asked hbn to contribute, ' The taat I heaYd, the 21th bad pourll!d more than $200,000 !nto the HOlf r.:amlly orphan&Je. lt'a a atory witll a happy ending for every. bodf; bieause Hugh met Yuko .Wil.tn ahll! was aeiiJn.g &'19Vtl ln an Oaak.. djpa'rtmellt 1toYe • and.1 atter buying dobll)l', ,o f u~•••ar)" : '~ y\M..arr\e(fher and '~ W,~ to n10m on 'l!Aeboqt Avenue, ' ~ Now they're back lft Hawaii, and ColumbJa Pictures hat : told their ·,tory and the atory ot the ienue Wolthounda In a. movie, 'l'J.ree stnpe1 '" tM Bun, wbk:h ia'\0 be releaaed thll fall Jftor tt•vinJ ' been fUmed In Japan. I The firat thing I'm ping to do after taklnl th.ia out at the type· writer Ia Lo open that deak drawer and take anolher look at 110me of ltl\ote charity a.ppeall. Hugh O'Reilly and the gontle Wo~houndll have :.to~e into ~t .. 11 • •• ,_•• -----~---~-- - - -----. t. One of t ACBOII8 people t. Bxetarna.. a. : tton t . l'alllltul · ~10. bainlnt ......., .__, • toollo . (So. AOI.t h. Vol110ble . I. 'rou : •• munmd t. Kln4' of • ta. F1l4 <he,.. \ t•. Aolerft Wlio bu ,... - lA Oatuenn•. I' " I' ll~ . ·I 1Ooo'l• ht.,..r• .b•w• )' lhf 'ngry mi)b,clamoa:in.s t~ <:ru· dty liim. ~ would never J!ave W:ner1ed. trtwnpharit; tiut alftys he felt the p.-e:.ence of' God, wbo is Love, 11enderly c:arinl for and proteetin& HiS belove4 Son. How true are the words of Ten· ny11on, Closer Is He than breathing, and . ne~er thon banda and feet, ' One little girl who bad 1\fard b'eiD'f rfl trouble r.cterred ·16 as ht!tnJ' 14Jri~ a fliJbl corne~·~ re· marked .''Butthere is no co?ner . . . usht for Lo~e to let tn/• Herd aurely, I• the aRIIwor to the ~tob~m of Joaeliiien{ fndeed to tbe Problem of dllleord· of every noture,. for wben ode '· ls eon· scloue only of God. Love, -one t:nowa and can demonsJrtle that God en(olda His cr~,u~. Jnclud• iDa: .nu.n• .in. HJs. »tffttt. everproaent lon.-TAe OAr'fUa;ra &oi- tt.u., (U,S,) IW.Orton or tbeep ateep, · 11. Wicked lB. Weatherw. ruggtd 111\tU rock 4t. Qll.rro·for $2. Storma at. Any <:Um'bt. • "'' plant cock plan& as. Equlpinent ·~Female 11. A eloi:Uon lf. CtritUI'J· · Protillllonal a. eervtce1 Place ... •• •• When ·we •til on . o\ traliea ·u early lo tbe fall , u poulble tG Jaelp ea~blilh blgh ban 'level ot production. Other markets eneourare fill and early winter ~uetioa by 1. . a wt3. ..awn. - 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ - .. .. ....... ' ~ ddtf. IA*r-- "GRADE A ·IIDLK AT LESS COST" lat lalt - .....'Jllroj'""' ~ ... ......... ~ -illit .... .... WHOSI AIM 1~: , . . . .. B!TTEitCA'nLE Plal:o eootaln~ . DAIIIY BittEDING" ·' ·, I I Get.:li}l' lliU!!a.il to Bl,(l)fr I . . • ~OIIIJld hifu '~ ' I '' <:all )'o11r C· 0 B A tc!,,ltnlciCin . 1 ' pjjedforllt •l~lt._ · ·, .. ·Oris Smith dooptta ldi dl~b!llll- eoDI...,tonol h<OOI ao4 hll.lu4en.blp Ia fonlp. IA'alra. They ,.. & ·~ poulbUit,v that former Gov. ftlmi~ • powerful poUt~al ~run Ia mQ: ;.q: to UJIMit Oeorp ~ the DemO' ' ' - u.lmrJ' .. falterinlr ••tal e~rc,_ea. _ KUl ... bam or Set up a few pe~DWW~.t batt · otatlooa bl anu of rnatut I] 'i'ht oql!!"''~.. wl•~l pit tM clet,. reportt Amt'rlc~an~b\ll; ' l·~r~n~ ... ~·~~ often tbo ANt aeameo whotliat travel a~lll .,. lo bo , ftlle4 wlth ~arin b.tt or wai1ari.Jt.4 · lied water iD .U •rea where there ia noticeable rat 'aethity. For mollenl boll!U ,....., uaa both w..artn ,}ood ball ~ and warfarilliud water- · lido by olde. . _ P>oteet watforin bait and wufulniled water W'ith nolled boardo "'ballbnnt, _ 1:1!'1! ballililtationo om~lr an.,. . ~11JII011GJ1·. BET!rBllc . • · The Amertean Socto}o;teal ..,.. ' ' •lrtllttiVING more likely to bt aepubltcanll. .. The wa.y Immigration lawa &l'e beltlf loo_k~d: Into. Democn.ta i.re probably afra14 to leave tbt . ~e( .' BEHWi:'t.fliMING ------~·~ -· -·c~-....... ~~-~----------­ ,.,. lf'ril... ·<OtiJllt)l, ' Assodott farm Dirtdor, Radio SJatian WRJD Pl~ee batt fol' rita ud lllke WoN ~ld y~tfler eett.la.eQe.rt.ti4Yile. ' . 'f... ,.ilr ... .., .... - What a ftltbl world thle would be If It weren t f6r gossips who keep theira tYI to t}le cround, plcki!li' up all' the dirt. _.... · lddvtt)' to ldU J:Mrwei:urJetl I ~ --~· lobi....... ' --- J:t..r:~t:,~.t:l! =~~,..a~u= wllll>e rat-,P co ' • ' Nl'ot6er .. Suceeu or failure in dalrJ flll'Dlinr is quite often determined br the manner in which labor is used. · High..aualitF milk can be 'Pl'Odueed With le&ll than half the inga were extensivel7 .remodeled labor eommonly used. Hi&h-quai· on four. On the WDIIIllng f&1'11dt. tty milk can be produe.ed with ltaJ1 two ~:omplete daley ~~ were the lliv<tlinent oommonl7 found ~alolled al 11!11 lleci1!DiDI,!!f.. ~ , ' " ·~ ' in d8lrf· "buill!tqi · Th8e and ••tiii}r. : · other important dairy pointers FoDI' &ddftlonal tarmJ _,. w,Jllch ware brought out bJ the reeulta Grade A Diilk wu alriadJ .~ .. of a 3-:year ca.ae 'stud)' C<lndlicted, 11rodu. ~ used u controls. · bt the USDA, qn aeveral fan:na LabOr ltudJ~ indicated- that .. in the St. LOuia ·milk 1abed. manr u ~5 boura. Pt!f ~our- . The atud7 tought an,~wera to f!!&r w~ ~pent on 8()1'1l~ of • two major questi~: tarma tfu? ftl'Bt yea~ of tde . •· 1. How do(, daley ~il~p ~:: ~i:.~1:5r:,~~~ IUld eQlllpment wuuence made for the .Ue ·of eflcleuef milk qualityt redueed thta ' chore li'tifr : tO. ~ll!l 2. What il the moat eeonom- average of abcnJt 68 hourt per leal investment in labor, ~ow per year in' the 1lDal monu- ' ·,t equi~ent and bul!dlnrs ot the studY. • ~ro- Labor efftclener 'Will ·,~~. . eonmtent with •· In. answer ~1:1" of . Ide cy ~' J!';"~hifi"'..t:IW~.:re:; . to the lnt question, .aii.d automatiC! movement of ~eedl t'he atudy revealed tbt produc- tlented at'alla and mean• of tion of 1J0011 iollkeotaJ>. brlngi~~g ,..., .to lila operator; llsho4 bJ alfectivo ~ o.nd· 'i uW"" .........,...t I!Dd . aaDit&tion) - i1n't ~ b7 'i;ge of~ to reduce the qun. uu of low cost ~np, labor ;~ty u11~ lllld. tJie labor involvl!d~ lt.~ arrancemtnt.' or ~ and use of a pipeline mnbr, apra.J' in,herd~ . ' ~ler, water hei.tel' alid liliiJU : Am_wjtro to tilt HCOJid c;utatiM dairy equlpmont. · . ' • ,,.,_ toUDd In im.Pio;JDlm)t of the · Belief that looM-bouafna' ep- 1 ldOoe lloUib>:lt ·elf .dltl'l' tenu nqulre ueeaitvo IIDOIII)ta.~ i fann~, htt.r ~ent of •be:J.:llnc was dlapkoted ·bi the btilldinil and ue of ~jlil:umt . etudy. Over a a:.;fiar ·W'fod oa doolrneil lo efiiClen<y. ... of the , ......, .., ... ......~ Nlne.ol<lhla,., ,...,. we~ UliOII only f76 poundl of bOddinJr ...U for the tool. _Openol!ln ·Of - · o f uaed per eow per f.eotr; Thlil wal them llacl neytr _Pl'Pdueed 'Grad• aeco~pp]jlhed lt.,rplf' bJ allmlut;. . 4 millt. New bulldlnp &ad'equip!ail"' and by-. ..mint ~ JDatalled ltep.bHtep 'tq hay and lil&p at C~mvmdent , '"' tbl'eo of tilt loot fanu. Build- dlit&D"' !""'! Ilia ...a.. ""t· , c- llljf...,.- . you all , these ··~·~ ' - · --~ v.. .\ I ...... , ~e: · bentftts of Colwnbut .... Arll'!t'l • .o ............ tbatP't' l:xctomio. ' ea. Pluon..dot ~ ! aD. Blnl'o bealC , a.Birlhp~a<o ~ ........ - I 'a. PraphM 1 tt.HaVInJ J . .k li»AJLY ·can>roQtlOTE-Rere'a how to w411i It• ,· -. AXYDLBAAXR . •t . 'f It LOMGFIILLOW . ::"1: . ID thtl exaftlplt. ~ lJ Uledi • llio Ill... II.. X fir lilt t\00 0'"' el<>, ...... let- a,_ rcif 1ttt.f.ltmpl71taftdl for anothtr,. W Ute lmsth Md: fonnaUoft af the wordl art ~~ hb\ta. ~· .-...._~ ... 0111onnt. . . · . ~ Qaolalloa, . . . """''""p J"f •U . .....,, a 1tlw h .~ I at, ... 0 IC "0, '·l" ·. lli.. I1C 1.1\M - ...,. " ·" • l': 'li ~-~~ K "II: I> W.l • Ita ~I ' ' :\ • ,\ •' __ ....., ... !lao itb........... liilt . aood hone 111C1'1'. llut tboae It die Ob.lo State Pair are not etea Jood. 'l'hiJ' driJ out, people bt, eome bored (With the eseeptioa of a f~ IJlcl u 1 NUH no Ito teadaoC6 te tpeak of. . ' 70il 1D Mmmmd • ' ~ ...,, o·,...........,......"' tb&l boi\0- Jq., ' ' . \. SMOKED Witb the: neeption of a tew bad polota mootlooed, the Objo State Fair hu 'lhon a m.vbd im· 49c lb. ••4 CU, .,_. bv_ II: K 0' :i'I. ,W - ,. .. . . ... ,. ; ' .. * appear whkb ohoool<l lie llld- ia tbe foreeut Of lQ:J YUatiJ. ,. ........... qolta "'' lo ..'ffq a won1 lallll bl laDcl bl~ be concluded. HAM provement over the oDe a, year qo. There II IJUI much plu.DiDJi to be done to mike the n.ut one 3 lb. can SPRY .••.... : . ...•...•• 85c ' 25 lb· SUGAR .................. $2.19 ' Bike Cakes Llke''llolo Willi PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES While - Cboeolate - dJ.counts for 195S CCC loan!l. Ohio II lbe 8th nnk!nc otate In production of whe~~t. AU other eommercial wheat ltltea have been designated for diaeount On eertaln desirable varietiu. Special Phone6222 MEAT MARKET ........;u; ..... pplp'.U., ·d - 1 ll.{opam ~ .9hio. eSpi~ L. , E: er.tto~ion · · atricllltural e.cil~~iit,. •i~ Q,bio. State Uai~~ JltJ'•... ••. · ~ . ~ • .. 1 ~· in other' atatiia; · .II'ritUa · ..$l 1d,.P"tecf to IDeAl ~Ou and . cti~ tie eoaditlone 'wi'U be diaeouDtbci JO cent& a bU.~eJ. Tbb diseount a.pp~ies to· vllua for CCC )OIIUJ, aueb a variety will ~ i.DI!Jicible for 1 Joq 1t tbe full eoon.ty rate. Hla loan . rate will be '20-'ctate a buebel under tbe cou.nty nte. · ~ fumer , • ~Built $1.00 BACHNERS: . .oltio former,. ba.YO ....•ollllotenU, pli.nted recoilimended Varieties of "heal Beci,llie . ihe.e · vlri.Ueo ~ave a04HI.mili'liic qllil.ttiei, it ... Fl.oaom.. YelloW' I OIUo aioae, of 23 major wheat atltes, wae e11eluded from vlrlety II'OWine Cer\fin. varieties of wheat have been dealpaled. · by USDA u ua- deairable for "YariCNU alltes. Hard '"loti., do oot ·.........,. 101111 mllllna wheat bl ooft wheat areas, tlld '\'ba verN. Some varte. Uea prOduCe poor wheat wherever crown. ltQuleUon ftsalta from farmera havJq aeleeted varteUeJ lor bleb ylelda, Vltlllout repfd io quality. -tor Under ·the Joarr prGai'aan molt whear aurre~ered tG CCC 1oes Into export. U !UJ)Ort. martell In SEE o.i,y I ... FRIDAY tlri41ATURDAY'ONL:Y An ice lhow, for eDDIItle, would IN t llottet ltlnetlon t1m1 h~raa for the mott people, There bU to bt pleDtJ of actioa to keep .people lntetated." The prNeD.t bone ahow laeb aetloa. Vol-ue P•r Dollar Spent Dc........ w • ..,._ ' o :·AII..t.tlitt . ! . . Tlljtty..... 0( Week End Specials wbe.a 1 wu a kid. I ltlll llke to see 1 FQOd o ................... ~ , . ' . II '- '· ·· · · · wlillolil plllohbl1 or _ ' ·•.'t:WM'' f tbem .' troup were ov~ ,..... 'Iff Mr. lin. Clay ........ ed brc:akloot by ll>elr - - More:---"~=:=:;;;;~ t.O.Ntm... 1t.t. Qtrl'a 111m.' 1 of .... Sept. 4. a Bkla- V&p around plenty . Family ""lllOJI at 1.110 ~ .fl Mr. alld Mro. i.alol(o C,Jarf; CJiat. Ohlo'o, i:q,er1meai SlaUon lu been active in developiac Yarletleo wllh botb hl.lh yioldiDI .. good mUUnc quaJtty. Because of tb.fs, •nd because Oblo farmers stay wllb thote varltUea, Otdo Ia not affected by thla aew reauiatioa. ~ - [t~T" t.A *' . CLAY Rmiii.JOII' Forlr...• attended · tile Qq to be mllnt..iD.!d, ·only 1004 qa• lity wheat tan ' he abJpped ibrGad. CCC h••· beta ·acoumulatlna too much whut from varietiea ot poor mUUnc q~,~aJU,. ' b .t •-4 l.,;;,::u;: t Ohio.Rewgnized For Many Good Wheat Varieties .Clyd~ Keathley J.,_- -· ,...., ,.. •... ....,.... JAwt~ ~. - :i' I do not believe the State Fair 'Ja dead. It b an iutituUoD that lhould be mo!Qtaln~dbl& It meeta ~~ needt of lht public. U can meet thoae neeU U the rtcht wort is doae. WITH l,_"l..,_.'IM.If f'tlluill., 1 .,..._ CAAIArP..mnr~ · YOU',RE TILLING -ME! . u.Jbi ON THE FARM . ..,. ' ~KIUed ...... CJ'IC, w• ,...,. nat ettatt Ytluea wm ...... to r11e lllchu1 1n 111e oat , _ '!• tha allll>lt. Loll - _ " Jl G. Smlt• ehllnllao of loll!l about lhlt bl U,";"~ent of ';lfleultunl a mo.& faYOnbl:e fiiiiD.Der. lbrbe eco...ue. at Ohio S!ate Uainrtlaat t11w14 bt t.bt eQe for otHr JitJ &lid todl. fain. llh'e ....,.. t111.1111 that are ' '/. a ,.n of oat'J lftr7day We. P"owth, demaad (or UH Dl land tad 'Oveta· The INflidatalld. and eelllfum meat polieiet will have IDflltJoa· 1bow1 .1:ruek PfOPle 1e tflfl~ 171 elfedt oa farm ual fltate vaW.IJI. 'the crudJtt.Dd h.ad a ni· lu.e. Smith predltta. Inneued tuittr of eDMNiDlDJ subjeeta llld oa the Qf.her band, ban deu a whole .waa & fatrl¥ aatilfK. taect1 . Three other tory biUlDC. liNt ..of the H:tta tbe feDeral ecoaom)'wm filled hiH rlfl"/ Jlilhl fum prlee& and income, develop. The bone Jbow bt tile eollaeum? menlJ Ia teelmoloo. aad eredlttbt faJr are llllUJ'tala but be belina: t.bey ft,..,• IOOilridof., ·•~ - ...~~ are UkeJJ to be more 1Dlllltioaaey _, •• ' - _ , lhlrl daflalloulry. off the7 wU1 be. It doea BOt han the attndiOD to draw e¥ea a twf Tke Dat 20 yean will probabiJ' bou~e. Let'• tt. J1 lay event a dp.amle period. Smith nates. 1a that 4ead. it bQ no place oa new f.aeton are likely to IDY •how IJOQda. Sure, I llke hones. 1 wu beUer yet. ,.. (abbr.l • ..........~It> t taU bolljlo ' may moulf' and lldomlpt IY GIOIIGI L.. Zllf men. . eu prOdudloa. Tht eiortalo hu been .....,.., Averq:e ~lk prod~otrr du.r· · DarUcllt. thoWd be wppl• down on the 116:11 Ob.Jo State ina the month of Auauat for tbe mepted by electrle UJht to pr~ F1ir. Let'J loot at a few facb twelve herdl ,aeeordiQC to C. N. ride from 11 t.,. 1' hoan •:d U.Pt and farlon before lber become Jooa wu M7 pou.ndl per cow daily. too hazy with time. for the month and 1n poua.da of Electrle Ucht eiD be UJed. 1o The total aUeadaDCe tllil )'eubutterfat per cow. atve utra boun be:fCifll au~ was 11tD our the ball m.iJUoa The hllh berdJ ln averqe or atter 1waaet. or tomewbat mark. Tbe lmportaat thiDJ about milk productlo11 tor the month io- dimmer light.-jut enouah ~or tbi1 il"'tiH! t.ct that it 'lfU prettJ cludiM ThertoiJ. JobnJOa 711, tbe beoa to ·~ tbelr feed t.Dd well 1e1Uered over 111 the W.. Boy Holter '733, N. G. BoH 730, water-may be burne-d ,.0 a1jbt. Wutller Ja alwaya 10 importut Clarence Priee eoe and ll. G. If evenlnl U.fht.IDJ l.s u.ed, the faetorf Ia the lUKe" of I fllr Bt.1ley aod SOa 1M pouwta. llcbtt ahould be dlnuned for • both frorn tbe atudi)Oiat ot atIa butterfa~ produetlon the few iDlautet before they are tendaace and Un1tocll. Tbe weaClarence Price btJ4 hiP turned oiJ. for the ni~ 10 the ther thll yeu bu been q nell' wltb 2e pounda a\'erqe aDd the heaa CID tlD4 their way to · &be ldell u it pouiblJ eould have hfJrda qf II<?: 'Holtor, N. G. RoH perebel. , · beeo and Theron Jofmto~ tied for aec At leut eo-watt &net~ndeteeat Tb~~ were a few hot dqa at oDd with 24 poundl! averace. Jllmpa (or fioUI'eleent lampt ol the bethmial Thil helped tbe The Harold Cl.rnahaa herd wu equal output) •houJd be used for lale of lee er~ and aoft dtiDb aut with 2\ poulldl averaa:e. morniJll or evenblc UJhtlu. For The lilt day• of tbe flit eooted ID butter!&\ prOduetton fOI all·nltht HJl>UDI. Ill to 20-WIIt down coulderohly. loot enoup the month of ~.,j, the Clar- lamps are auffielent. One lamp so I mlabt add. to t.Ue tM temenee Prtee herd led wdh llx eowa wlll provide enoueh U,ld 'for ' t f • aow Th 1 t da over 140 poundl, N. G. Boae, 4 each 200 square feet of floor pe r ouola ooate uta'· ,: e u l ys eowa Arvil Holter eovn, Barll&h boW.d be o1 any u- Ul aerve- ...,.. old Camab1a ' aiid' ·Everett Col· ~~bu~Diy ~ve: the 1...u. linJ and IW'lk'Ularly ao if ll II well and Sona 2 cows each and iDg ana some dlrect hot. the herdl of Thereo~ Jolmaon, oa perches to 11r1na: tbe beDI off If tboseo of )'OU who vi.eited t;bt Roy Holter. a. G. BaUer and Son the roc.L 181 _ t:hi!l vear .miued ueiDJ tile 1 eow each. ~ # A l2-~h sblllow~ome re11ICt- livestod:, )'OU didn't let t;~ur or or 1 llbap with 1 bullt.l.a ; » money's wortll. n waa one of the Eleetrte lights in poultey tleetor will provide better qpt beet exbiblta ever beld ln Ohio houoeo, when pr•P•"Iy Installed dlcltribuUon, :a.ne<ton mill\'- 11o bolh fri>m qaolliT atul qualllll)c. and used. can laere~ fall lad kept el~n to be eHeeUve. Aut9- n wu pointed out ln thla eolwinter ear producllon by u maUc IWitchea for ~~· tile u.mn a year 110, after thtl ,_.,. much u 20 to 30 per cent under ~PI 08 or off at &DJ BQt t1me was over, U..t there should be cood ma~ement eoadit.ions, and dimmib& device~ for evenlaa m<lre color. 'l'li~e was more thlt aceordiq: to ExteDJlon poultrJ lilbUag are inexpeDiive 111d year. And lbere could be ,room speeialistl at the Ohio State Uni· easy to Install. · for more next year. By oolor I v.entty, Since tbe Priet! oJ egp mean making: thina• look more atnormally cou up durlnl this Mrs. Harold Lew!s aer..ed tbe tractive and catehilll the eye. No period, tbla extra produetion b cake and Mn:. Ray llolllh served one llkea dtabneN. at the puneh bowl. An "'''""'t<b>na CAM., ....... ....... ..... MOto;o, • • •• AUSTRALIAN pbysici3t Dr. E. 0. Bowen. aaya tbey've been get• ttnr weekly "radio elfMia" from Jupiter. The Jupiter people probo abl)' want to get lft on the pvund floor tor our tourlat trade. I I I · Jupteer gee• ., tar "' SAOOJMO mile• trdm Burth. If tMr kllfW ' h~HD '\U(!I got tlfcmg , ~erf thai tctowJcht'e f>e /Ar enoug~ I I I lie"' 1.......... · - .,.......·ll!Uier - .. watt•' - · . N baa not commtttid. hlrn• 1 .u . u adtjd. . and . Yiroroua . tht IOUthein tlato. .- ... IIi IAoll .., wblda llltY '!(Ill· be · paid lhe hlch· ut JlrieP tbrouJbout the )'eat. That .l.s why mant farmen durlna: the lUt t'lYO mahthJ h'lve been dr)'iDI u,p their eowa 10 they will ou,ht prlee 1......., to lhe far. lllhll an uNci Jtnplatlf, tile ........... "" ,..a!Oblo - The •••aeroua ace for mea Is ' frDm their &rat long ,.nt• ~ their laat thort •reath. l ' 'e;ia ,IIOII lmpu~1. we · take dlotatlon ltoru our heartrf 11nd lh:in C!6B't read our own 11horthand. ... " '* ,..,.: lq up aDd many aprlf~f frtabeD· tag ._.. are alaekiq off ln produetlpn. · Clair One market In tbe area, • 1-.cm, eatabll.lhed I baae - period ft1)m . September to February indulive when farmen 11re en1bl~ to estlblilh a bue for ·Farm Land Valoes COntinue To Rise """',:........un. TIJe u,hllq , _ ......... ... ............... ...... II ... 0 The erowa Jewels of a nation laHfo latk in I 931 " - ' - - - ' - - -- ' 1 ~DC • .• _.,._"<lloiii.WIIIIIP' FO.R IIUSINESS1 ..,N J d) P- S.nlllefo lool Sill __ ' ' .ion Tr.,..: R•l!olrt4 wouftll....::.s Ingle .Phtat al\eer t,nte\o. I A Delroft mcttt mdUI 4f'lr6e Huce /Or AU H\lt•g to b1 Jdo. ;o,t the other hated, ••"-~ • tlt.an llM ~latM'd opplrac:ncCe /Or Madtng Aim fow11rd an earl~ gnttlf. I I. I Metoow 11""' .I illt l..ry ef A -fallu,. 11 a perHn wh* lkt'l f'o,.n 1 lWei" pla~t- •reMJ,Iy . ttmchn •n otf.momtnt ln.. '- tM Kremh1t Uelt ·It -•n't ttand cel9er. thot. •1•• of ~·~~~· I I I lflnN JI.Uor. 1 el~hir • ........, !'"' Electric Motors Ia a lame whieh can -IMAGINATION. . a,, . j 1eetturf\c1Wtralon, or Uin oer.tl )~lU ~jrted..fbe ftlott!rla1evi~ dence tb."at lie was ahtfte· to·free '~~~:==~:~:~Cit,' trLtada ot Seraato"r Walter F. Otorp, art privately · WOrried about hia chanc~fl for r.. 1 ~esa be pl:ft..M.f~ ant evidence that made men~ to be lllJ8J'all!d from God., •• Waa anyone ever faced wlyj a .treater , ,..._.. ' for lon:epp~ ·lba• J'eauat We read thai iJi ·liia d•rkest 'hour "they all f&raOok bhn,and1ltd" {Mark U:50). ',JIId I ~1 ·~ _. --~ h.~ ....,........ ., th:; sp~Utal lfDie of lhi(IIP! · ~d rtndNitty refut!d tfle" dt•~otd­ Bf"'loo to CeHII'III .J'rou 88. Moorish. lt.Namn ' ., ' : Tolmodgo Moy llock ·~~ i prCinoun 1~, Cartu' I 1 by a young Woli)tn I~ a 4re:~P «:,ount..Y a iltu111Uon whlc~ mtjld have .,;ougbt a sense ot utter loncllnel!l to many. Her cc;-m• plete confidence was thu result of 1Umpsln1 aomethip8' of the true meaning of Cll.ilsl Jesue' words to hia dlaciples (Jobn 14~ 18) "!will f\Ot ld.ve J<lU com.: f()l11es.s: I wUl come to you." In ' shing thcau thl. ··tender ~sur· IU'ICe Jesus was nol ·referring tQ him&eJf as a human person, bul rother to the Christ, God's divine idco lol'tlver apeoklnJ to the hum'an heari tho words of wJs· dnm, Jove, comPanion, and guid~ once that are needed. Mnry Boket Eddy• tbcr Dia• roveter and Founder of Cbri11~ I' n S<:ience definea 4'Chr.l!ll" bi •• d• l h txth_., th~~e: wor 11 0 er t ....._, "Scl~nt:~ ~nd. ~~~&:Jlh ~lib _Key tq, the Sciiii;Wta'e\ Ct'. b~J • ""''be divinG manJt65toi~01'11' " of I ~· which comet to the riesli to dea roy Incarnate ei'ror." Lone ~ Uness ill just •• much ao "inearnRte error" as are aln and di.aease. Men iui.ve been educated to beUeve ti;Jnt they are material, 11ubject to oU the dlacord1 and· unhopplnesa to which tbe tlve physical sensea te&Jily. • • • Tbe' sreat Way-abowert Cbrlat (pOQ .• 12. t.eather tluk for <lll IS. Check zc. Femln• Sprays ... oflvy1 1...,, llci- tile slct, f!llaod !flo ne••• lie lonely .al(l!l' ?'' dea<j, till! "alltf11 oo l1lo w-Ier Tbe11e w0111!' Wl!rtl utlefed eeaU;(I lie 8'cet!lfted 81 ~ obly ' I -~-··;. w.:._ WI NOW OPEN · SN'T l'l' lately lllot I illlall Sod l't. Conducted, N to a •eac. ' brood rr. Hl".."e6 """' lilt - u. oun-11110 . 11o11 w4 • bltll · ;.. VI,..... ,.. (abbr.I ' "I. ... , '• ' .. .................i ........ . .. Man ls'Never Lonely .' Ionian lne t. Shrivel f , Molde4 . ,.1 muau ar 16· A pl...... ··,..;. , ' WO"'" 1·~" · •·· • wator to .the ~ ULh.uufl.ftf Orow ol4 -. Thrice · (mu.. ' .. .. ··•··· ........ ...· ~···· "••.. .,............ ... _................ _...·--,........,.......... _ """ ................ ....... ... --. _....., .. .,_ ........... . .... _ _ _ _ ......... - ~·~ ' 21. Baby. · · relate4 • tOwn lltt , cu. S.) moilthi when puturea are dr¥· ·----· - .(>AlLY' CROSSWORD ft. Map of a ina; tJ1e 'aU and early winter • BORN UP IN 135th Street near Wtula Avenue, the tall, thin, dap. ~per muatachloed Hugb visited a halt-dozen high tchool.t In & deaultoty · att~mpt to become ed,ll(!ated. More often than not, he'd ret dieguatet& and wander over to the Harlem river and go awtramlnc off the dockl, · wondering wbat to do with hill future. In 1932, ht rolved !.he proJ;Jiem, He enllated in the Army. After the second World War, be dropped ou~ of Jervt.ct tor a whUt, but he tound bua-drtvlng (on the murderour, brak"e--aereechlng Le~lnC• lon Avenue Unel too tough and re-enll11ted. Th\lt waa ln 1948 Md ht was shipped to Japan. That came tough tor Kugtt O"Re\lly, The war I wat 1un too r~cent tor bim to love hia ne" nelghbort. But In l9i9, Just before Chrl1tmu, he visited the. Holy Fkmlly Hom~. an orphanac• ' at ouka operated by the Silten of CharitY of ~L VIncent 4t Paul. • Ktdl are kids, Japanese or not. Hugh looked around at tht mlaery and aqualor of the orphBI'Iage-the alatert hA.d 1'10 fundt to do any· , thlnl with-and wat app~:t.lled. Ht went back to hll regiment 1nd lt.ld, •·u 1ten-how about th\1? .. Before ~¢u know It, they were all pltcktng tn with money for the kidll. The th.lng that m&kea It a little odd 11 that Hugh O'Rellly'l regiment waa the 27th-the tabuloue. tletct Wolf• bounds who npotledly eat children alive. · ....... A coaUaut;d drop lD , IYtrlll Milt aDd butterfat prod.udloD for the rru;mth of Auaust ~ reo ported br C. N. loau, PrOduction Tetter for the lllfJICI Dairy Ser· vlee ,UDli. The iaWDQer Clf dl')' t<N'I in A.QUtt Wll 1~ u COfl• ~ to p for the mouth of Jub' and only 3D for the monUI of JuDfl~ · · 11me ot tile hilhelt milk produ:ttlon duriq tbe year la 1m. porllat 10 an orderb.' marketiq of the ploduct from Kelp Count)' eawt. N~~ the JUb.eat , proclud!Oll II aeb\evecl tbnJUCI> Out the aatlcm when the eatUe ao.....oat "a apri.Jic puture. Tbia PI'(N1ueel a milk aurplt~a wbich 11 'lwtl , to handle. Tliel'O Ia usually a ohorlase of J inllk In relation to demand dur. ' ou Around Ohio profll&l!lo ,.....,,.o114, State Fair Shows Improvement -time between ....., ...,.Aprilbe&l•m•• ...... Ex..""•pt In "--1 tDd 1.1. It ~ Milk and Bu,tterfat Production Drop Is Notic~d During August Ave., New York cttJ, . - etpt Sunday by The Ohio Vaiity 16, N. Y. ''' lentloel, IDe., at 110 Mechule Subs~pncm rates: Delivery 1m.,......1 to • us FOR ALL • �• • , Page Two 1lie Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtadleport, ~to TO LOOK The Daily Sentinel ' 01' THI MI IGS.MASOH ARIA Friday; September 9, 1955 Ruark Rld!oo\1 S . - . , .. Gen. Mot. Publt!hetf every aftetD.ooa u- Le~ngtoD What!• New In Fannlqf Reports .. ~ C. L IILAKIIL.. St., Pomeroy. 0 . Buslnesa efflce carrier where avaUable 30 cente per week; one year in adva nce phoae 398, editorial office phoae at The Dally Sentinel office, 1187. $15.6Q; all: tnonth1,. $7.80; three Entered as second class ' mall· months, $3.90. By motor route • ' IDI matter It' tbe post orriee at where available: one mDI'th, Sl 'Courrtf - By rnaili one year $8; alx month.;. Pomeroy. Ohio. $4.~ ; three moaths, f2.50; oa.e NatJoaal aavertlslna: represen· month. $l. tauve, Bottlnellf-Klmball, Inc .• 343 my. new " EW YORK- Like most have a desk N drawer that from time to time ll1 stuffed full of , charity appeals from summer camps, settlement houses and the like. Alro like moet men, I resolve to send small checks to many of them-and forget t", m"re often than n"t. All thia, ' h"wever, may c!tange. l have been boning up on the Ute and tlmel · or Hagl\ O'Reilly, the Bronx bornb•ehell. and tcel7 lng ashamed. Right now, Hugh S. In Hawaii, wh4!re he te a. sergeant tn the United State• Army. He lives off hill Army po.at with hla Japanese wlle, Yuko Saito, who Ia going to have a baby in November. and tho chances are, alnce he now II tortyleh, that he Will M•l tttlmtt J epend the rest ot hll working day• u a sergeant In the United States Army. To tome, tl\at may not teem ltke heaven, but one must remember that Mr. O'ReillY wu tor threa yrara (19f!!! to 19'!8) a bus driver in M4f\h.l).ttq,, _ After tba~ •nytMug ll an Ice cream JOda. • • • • 1 ' . .. .. VIRTUALLY EVERYONE ln. the regtmeflt thlpped ln. The flret month, O'Reilly collll!ctll!d $1,MO. Soon contributions were up to $3,000 · a month. The WolfhOund•' appeUtea seemed to lncreue around th'. flme They were swiping food to brilw to the orphana,. OM me•• aer• lfean't whoae brother diM In the sa'(fan death march, became tndll'• ' nant because nobody had asked hbn to contribute, ' The taat I heaYd, the 21th bad pourll!d more than $200,000 !nto the HOlf r.:amlly orphan&Je. lt'a a atory witll a happy ending for every. bodf; bieause Hugh met Yuko .Wil.tn ahll! was aeiiJn.g &'19Vtl ln an Oaak.. djpa'rtmellt 1toYe • and.1 atter buying dobll)l', ,o f u~•••ar)" : '~ y\M..arr\e(fher and '~ W,~ to n10m on 'l!Aeboqt Avenue, ' ~ Now they're back lft Hawaii, and ColumbJa Pictures hat : told their ·,tory and the atory ot the ienue Wolthounda In a. movie, 'l'J.ree stnpe1 '" tM Bun, wbk:h ia'\0 be releaaed thll fall Jftor tt•vinJ ' been fUmed In Japan. I The firat thing I'm ping to do after taklnl th.ia out at the type· writer Ia Lo open that deak drawer and take anolher look at 110me of ltl\ote charity a.ppeall. Hugh O'Reilly and the gontle Wo~houndll have :.to~e into ~t .. 11 • •• ,_•• -----~---~-- - - -----. t. One of t ACBOII8 people t. Bxetarna.. a. : tton t . l'alllltul · ~10. bainlnt ......., .__, • toollo . (So. AOI.t h. Vol110ble . I. 'rou : •• munmd t. Kln4' of • ta. F1l4 <he,.. \ t•. Aolerft Wlio bu ,... - lA Oatuenn•. I' " I' ll~ . ·I 1Ooo'l• ht.,..r• .b•w• )' lhf 'ngry mi)b,clamoa:in.s t~ <:ru· dty liim. ~ would never J!ave W:ner1ed. trtwnpharit; tiut alftys he felt the p.-e:.ence of' God, wbo is Love, 11enderly c:arinl for and proteetin& HiS belove4 Son. How true are the words of Ten· ny11on, Closer Is He than breathing, and . ne~er thon banda and feet, ' One little girl who bad 1\fard b'eiD'f rfl trouble r.cterred ·16 as ht!tnJ' 14Jri~ a fliJbl corne~·~ re· marked .''Butthere is no co?ner . . . usht for Lo~e to let tn/• Herd aurely, I• the aRIIwor to the ~tob~m of Joaeliiien{ fndeed to tbe Problem of dllleord· of every noture,. for wben ode '· ls eon· scloue only of God. Love, -one t:nowa and can demonsJrtle that God en(olda His cr~,u~. Jnclud• iDa: .nu.n• .in. HJs. »tffttt. everproaent lon.-TAe OAr'fUa;ra &oi- tt.u., (U,S,) IW.Orton or tbeep ateep, · 11. Wicked lB. Weatherw. ruggtd 111\tU rock 4t. Qll.rro·for $2. Storma at. Any <:Um'bt. • "'' plant cock plan& as. Equlpinent ·~Female 11. A eloi:Uon lf. CtritUI'J· · Protillllonal a. eervtce1 Place ... •• •• When ·we •til on . o\ traliea ·u early lo tbe fall , u poulble tG Jaelp ea~blilh blgh ban 'level ot production. Other markets eneourare fill and early winter ~uetioa by 1. . a wt3. ..awn. - 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ - .. .. ....... ' ~ ddtf. IA*r-- "GRADE A ·IIDLK AT LESS COST" lat lalt - .....'Jllroj'""' ~ ... ......... ~ -illit .... .... WHOSI AIM 1~: , . . . .. B!TTEitCA'nLE Plal:o eootaln~ . DAIIIY BittEDING" ·' ·, I I Get.:li}l' lliU!!a.il to Bl,(l)fr I . . • ~OIIIJld hifu '~ ' I '' <:all )'o11r C· 0 B A tc!,,ltnlciCin . 1 ' pjjedforllt •l~lt._ · ·, .. ·Oris Smith dooptta ldi dl~b!llll- eoDI...,tonol h<OOI ao4 hll.lu4en.blp Ia fonlp. IA'alra. They ,.. & ·~ poulbUit,v that former Gov. ftlmi~ • powerful poUt~al ~run Ia mQ: ;.q: to UJIMit Oeorp ~ the DemO' ' ' - u.lmrJ' .. falterinlr ••tal e~rc,_ea. _ KUl ... bam or Set up a few pe~DWW~.t batt · otatlooa bl anu of rnatut I] 'i'ht oql!!"''~.. wl•~l pit tM clet,. reportt Amt'rlc~an~b\ll; ' l·~r~n~ ... ~·~~ often tbo ANt aeameo whotliat travel a~lll .,. lo bo , ftlle4 wlth ~arin b.tt or wai1ari.Jt.4 · lied water iD .U •rea where there ia noticeable rat 'aethity. For mollenl boll!U ,....., uaa both w..artn ,}ood ball ~ and warfarilliud water- · lido by olde. . _ P>oteet watforin bait and wufulniled water W'ith nolled boardo "'ballbnnt, _ 1:1!'1! ballililtationo om~lr an.,. . ~11JII011GJ1·. BET!rBllc . • · The Amertean Socto}o;teal ..,.. ' ' •lrtllttiVING more likely to bt aepubltcanll. .. The wa.y Immigration lawa &l'e beltlf loo_k~d: Into. Democn.ta i.re probably afra14 to leave tbt . ~e( .' BEHWi:'t.fliMING ------~·~ -· -·c~-....... ~~-~----------­ ,.,. lf'ril... ·<OtiJllt)l, ' Assodott farm Dirtdor, Radio SJatian WRJD Pl~ee batt fol' rita ud lllke WoN ~ld y~tfler eett.la.eQe.rt.ti4Yile. ' . 'f... ,.ilr ... .., .... - What a ftltbl world thle would be If It weren t f6r gossips who keep theira tYI to t}le cround, plcki!li' up all' the dirt. _.... · lddvtt)' to ldU J:Mrwei:urJetl I ~ --~· lobi....... ' --- J:t..r:~t:,~.t:l! =~~,..a~u= wllll>e rat-,P co ' • ' Nl'ot6er .. Suceeu or failure in dalrJ flll'Dlinr is quite often determined br the manner in which labor is used. · High..aualitF milk can be 'Pl'Odueed With le&ll than half the inga were extensivel7 .remodeled labor eommonly used. Hi&h-quai· on four. On the WDIIIllng f&1'11dt. tty milk can be produe.ed with ltaJ1 two ~:omplete daley ~~ were the lliv<tlinent oommonl7 found ~alolled al 11!11 lleci1!DiDI,!!f.. ~ , ' " ·~ ' in d8lrf· "buill!tqi · Th8e and ••tiii}r. : · other important dairy pointers FoDI' &ddftlonal tarmJ _,. w,Jllch ware brought out bJ the reeulta Grade A Diilk wu alriadJ .~ .. of a 3-:year ca.ae 'stud)' C<lndlicted, 11rodu. ~ used u controls. · bt the USDA, qn aeveral fan:na LabOr ltudJ~ indicated- that .. in the St. LOuia ·milk 1abed. manr u ~5 boura. Pt!f ~our- . The atud7 tought an,~wera to f!!&r w~ ~pent on 8()1'1l~ of • two major questi~: tarma tfu? ftl'Bt yea~ of tde . •· 1. How do(, daley ~il~p ~:: ~i:.~1:5r:,~~~ IUld eQlllpment wuuence made for the .Ue ·of eflcleuef milk qualityt redueed thta ' chore li'tifr : tO. ~ll!l 2. What il the moat eeonom- average of abcnJt 68 hourt per leal investment in labor, ~ow per year in' the 1lDal monu- ' ·,t equi~ent and bul!dlnrs ot the studY. • ~ro- Labor efftclener 'Will ·,~~. . eonmtent with •· In. answer ~1:1" of . Ide cy ~' J!';"~hifi"'..t:IW~.:re:; . to the lnt question, .aii.d automatiC! movement of ~eedl t'he atudy revealed tbt produc- tlented at'alla and mean• of tion of 1J0011 iollkeotaJ>. brlngi~~g ,..., .to lila operator; llsho4 bJ alfectivo ~ o.nd· 'i uW"" .........,...t I!Dd . aaDit&tion) - i1n't ~ b7 'i;ge of~ to reduce the qun. uu of low cost ~np, labor ;~ty u11~ lllld. tJie labor involvl!d~ lt.~ arrancemtnt.' or ~ and use of a pipeline mnbr, apra.J' in,herd~ . ' ~ler, water hei.tel' alid liliiJU : Am_wjtro to tilt HCOJid c;utatiM dairy equlpmont. · . ' • ,,.,_ toUDd In im.Pio;JDlm)t of the · Belief that looM-bouafna' ep- 1 ldOoe lloUib>:lt ·elf .dltl'l' tenu nqulre ueeaitvo IIDOIII)ta.~ i fann~, htt.r ~ent of •be:J.:llnc was dlapkoted ·bi the btilldinil and ue of ~jlil:umt . etudy. Over a a:.;fiar ·W'fod oa doolrneil lo efiiClen<y. ... of the , ......, .., ... ......~ Nlne.ol<lhla,., ,...,. we~ UliOII only f76 poundl of bOddinJr ...U for the tool. _Openol!ln ·Of - · o f uaed per eow per f.eotr; Thlil wal them llacl neytr _Pl'Pdueed 'Grad• aeco~pp]jlhed lt.,rplf' bJ allmlut;. . 4 millt. New bulldlnp &ad'equip!ail"' and by-. ..mint ~ JDatalled ltep.bHtep 'tq hay and lil&p at C~mvmdent , '"' tbl'eo of tilt loot fanu. Build- dlit&D"' !""'! Ilia ...a.. ""t· , c- llljf...,.- . you all , these ··~·~ ' - · --~ v.. .\ I ...... , ~e: · bentftts of Colwnbut .... Arll'!t'l • .o ............ tbatP't' l:xctomio. ' ea. Pluon..dot ~ ! aD. Blnl'o bealC , a.Birlhp~a<o ~ ........ - I 'a. PraphM 1 tt.HaVInJ J . .k li»AJLY ·can>roQtlOTE-Rere'a how to w411i It• ,· -. AXYDLBAAXR . •t . 'f It LOMGFIILLOW . ::"1: . ID thtl exaftlplt. ~ lJ Uledi • llio Ill... II.. X fir lilt t\00 0'"' el<>, ...... let- a,_ rcif 1ttt.f.ltmpl71taftdl for anothtr,. W Ute lmsth Md: fonnaUoft af the wordl art ~~ hb\ta. ~· .-...._~ ... 0111onnt. . . · . ~ Qaolalloa, . . . """''""p J"f •U . .....,, a 1tlw h .~ I at, ... 0 IC "0, '·l" ·. lli.. I1C 1.1\M - ...,. " ·" • l': 'li ~-~~ K "II: I> W.l • Ita ~I ' ' :\ • ,\ •' __ ....., ... !lao itb........... liilt . aood hone 111C1'1'. llut tboae It die Ob.lo State Pair are not etea Jood. 'l'hiJ' driJ out, people bt, eome bored (With the eseeptioa of a f~ IJlcl u 1 NUH no Ito teadaoC6 te tpeak of. . ' 70il 1D Mmmmd • ' ~ ...,, o·,...........,......"' tb&l boi\0- Jq., ' ' . \. SMOKED Witb the: neeption of a tew bad polota mootlooed, the Objo State Fair hu 'lhon a m.vbd im· 49c lb. ••4 CU, .,_. bv_ II: K 0' :i'I. ,W - ,. .. . . ... ,. ; ' .. * appear whkb ohoool<l lie llld- ia tbe foreeut Of lQ:J YUatiJ. ,. ........... qolta "'' lo ..'ffq a won1 lallll bl laDcl bl~ be concluded. HAM provement over the oDe a, year qo. There II IJUI much plu.DiDJi to be done to mike the n.ut one 3 lb. can SPRY .••.... : . ...•...•• 85c ' 25 lb· SUGAR .................. $2.19 ' Bike Cakes Llke''llolo Willi PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES While - Cboeolate - dJ.counts for 195S CCC loan!l. Ohio II lbe 8th nnk!nc otate In production of whe~~t. AU other eommercial wheat ltltea have been designated for diaeount On eertaln desirable varietiu. Special Phone6222 MEAT MARKET ........;u; ..... pplp'.U., ·d - 1 ll.{opam ~ .9hio. eSpi~ L. , E: er.tto~ion · · atricllltural e.cil~~iit,. •i~ Q,bio. State Uai~~ JltJ'•... ••. · ~ . ~ • .. 1 ~· in other' atatiia; · .II'ritUa · ..$l 1d,.P"tecf to IDeAl ~Ou and . cti~ tie eoaditlone 'wi'U be diaeouDtbci JO cent& a bU.~eJ. Tbb diseount a.pp~ies to· vllua for CCC )OIIUJ, aueb a variety will ~ i.DI!Jicible for 1 Joq 1t tbe full eoon.ty rate. Hla loan . rate will be '20-'ctate a buebel under tbe cou.nty nte. · ~ fumer , • ~Built $1.00 BACHNERS: . .oltio former,. ba.YO ....•ollllotenU, pli.nted recoilimended Varieties of "heal Beci,llie . ihe.e · vlri.Ueo ~ave a04HI.mili'liic qllil.ttiei, it ... Fl.oaom.. YelloW' I OIUo aioae, of 23 major wheat atltes, wae e11eluded from vlrlety II'OWine Cer\fin. varieties of wheat have been dealpaled. · by USDA u ua- deairable for "YariCNU alltes. Hard '"loti., do oot ·.........,. 101111 mllllna wheat bl ooft wheat areas, tlld '\'ba verN. Some varte. Uea prOduCe poor wheat wherever crown. ltQuleUon ftsalta from farmera havJq aeleeted varteUeJ lor bleb ylelda, Vltlllout repfd io quality. -tor Under ·the Joarr prGai'aan molt whear aurre~ered tG CCC 1oes Into export. U !UJ)Ort. martell In SEE o.i,y I ... FRIDAY tlri41ATURDAY'ONL:Y An ice lhow, for eDDIItle, would IN t llottet ltlnetlon t1m1 h~raa for the mott people, There bU to bt pleDtJ of actioa to keep .people lntetated." The prNeD.t bone ahow laeb aetloa. Vol-ue P•r Dollar Spent Dc........ w • ..,._ ' o :·AII..t.tlitt . ! . . Tlljtty..... 0( Week End Specials wbe.a 1 wu a kid. I ltlll llke to see 1 FQOd o ................... ~ , . ' . II '- '· ·· · · · wlillolil plllohbl1 or _ ' ·•.'t:WM'' f tbem .' troup were ov~ ,..... 'Iff Mr. lin. Clay ........ ed brc:akloot by ll>elr - - More:---"~=:=:;;;;~ t.O.Ntm... 1t.t. Qtrl'a 111m.' 1 of .... Sept. 4. a Bkla- V&p around plenty . Family ""lllOJI at 1.110 ~ .fl Mr. alld Mro. i.alol(o C,Jarf; CJiat. Ohlo'o, i:q,er1meai SlaUon lu been active in developiac Yarletleo wllh botb hl.lh yioldiDI .. good mUUnc quaJtty. Because of tb.fs, •nd because Oblo farmers stay wllb thote varltUea, Otdo Ia not affected by thla aew reauiatioa. ~ - [t~T" t.A *' . CLAY Rmiii.JOII' Forlr...• attended · tile Qq to be mllnt..iD.!d, ·only 1004 qa• lity wheat tan ' he abJpped ibrGad. CCC h••· beta ·acoumulatlna too much whut from varietiea ot poor mUUnc q~,~aJU,. ' b .t •-4 l.,;;,::u;: t Ohio.Rewgnized For Many Good Wheat Varieties .Clyd~ Keathley J.,_- -· ,...., ,.. •... ....,.... JAwt~ ~. - :i' I do not believe the State Fair 'Ja dead. It b an iutituUoD that lhould be mo!Qtaln~dbl& It meeta ~~ needt of lht public. U can meet thoae neeU U the rtcht wort is doae. WITH l,_"l..,_.'IM.If f'tlluill., 1 .,..._ CAAIArP..mnr~ · YOU',RE TILLING -ME! . u.Jbi ON THE FARM . ..,. ' ~KIUed ...... CJ'IC, w• ,...,. nat ettatt Ytluea wm ...... to r11e lllchu1 1n 111e oat , _ '!• tha allll>lt. Loll - _ " Jl G. Smlt• ehllnllao of loll!l about lhlt bl U,";"~ent of ';lfleultunl a mo.& faYOnbl:e fiiiiD.Der. lbrbe eco...ue. at Ohio S!ate Uainrtlaat t11w14 bt t.bt eQe for otHr JitJ &lid todl. fain. llh'e ....,.. t111.1111 that are ' '/. a ,.n of oat'J lftr7day We. P"owth, demaad (or UH Dl land tad 'Oveta· The INflidatalld. and eelllfum meat polieiet will have IDflltJoa· 1bow1 .1:ruek PfOPle 1e tflfl~ 171 elfedt oa farm ual fltate vaW.IJI. 'the crudJtt.Dd h.ad a ni· lu.e. Smith predltta. Inneued tuittr of eDMNiDlDJ subjeeta llld oa the Qf.her band, ban deu a whole .waa & fatrl¥ aatilfK. taect1 . Three other tory biUlDC. liNt ..of the H:tta tbe feDeral ecoaom)'wm filled hiH rlfl"/ Jlilhl fum prlee& and income, develop. The bone Jbow bt tile eollaeum? menlJ Ia teelmoloo. aad eredlttbt faJr are llllUJ'tala but be belina: t.bey ft,..,• IOOilridof., ·•~ - ...~~ are UkeJJ to be more 1Dlllltioaaey _, •• ' - _ , lhlrl daflalloulry. off the7 wU1 be. It doea BOt han the attndiOD to draw e¥ea a twf Tke Dat 20 yean will probabiJ' bou~e. Let'• tt. J1 lay event a dp.amle period. Smith nates. 1a that 4ead. it bQ no place oa new f.aeton are likely to IDY •how IJOQda. Sure, I llke hones. 1 wu beUer yet. ,.. (abbr.l • ..........~It> t taU bolljlo ' may moulf' and lldomlpt IY GIOIIGI L.. Zllf men. . eu prOdudloa. Tht eiortalo hu been .....,.., Averq:e ~lk prod~otrr du.r· · DarUcllt. thoWd be wppl• down on the 116:11 Ob.Jo State ina the month of Auauat for tbe mepted by electrle UJht to pr~ F1ir. Let'J loot at a few facb twelve herdl ,aeeordiQC to C. N. ride from 11 t.,. 1' hoan •:d U.Pt and farlon before lber become Jooa wu M7 pou.ndl per cow daily. too hazy with time. for the month and 1n poua.da of Electrle Ucht eiD be UJed. 1o The total aUeadaDCe tllil )'eubutterfat per cow. atve utra boun be:fCifll au~ was 11tD our the ball m.iJUoa The hllh berdJ ln averqe or atter 1waaet. or tomewbat mark. Tbe lmportaat thiDJ about milk productlo11 tor the month io- dimmer light.-jut enouah ~or tbi1 il"'tiH! t.ct that it 'lfU prettJ cludiM ThertoiJ. JobnJOa 711, tbe beoa to ·~ tbelr feed t.Dd well 1e1Uered over 111 the W.. Boy Holter '733, N. G. BoH 730, water-may be burne-d ,.0 a1jbt. Wutller Ja alwaya 10 importut Clarence Priee eoe and ll. G. If evenlnl U.fht.IDJ l.s u.ed, the faetorf Ia the lUKe" of I fllr Bt.1ley aod SOa 1M pouwta. llcbtt ahould be dlnuned for • both frorn tbe atudi)Oiat ot atIa butterfa~ produetlon the few iDlautet before they are tendaace and Un1tocll. Tbe weaClarence Price btJ4 hiP turned oiJ. for the ni~ 10 the ther thll yeu bu been q nell' wltb 2e pounda a\'erqe aDd the heaa CID tlD4 their way to · &be ldell u it pouiblJ eould have hfJrda qf II<?: 'Holtor, N. G. RoH perebel. , · beeo and Theron Jofmto~ tied for aec At leut eo-watt &net~ndeteeat Tb~~ were a few hot dqa at oDd with 24 poundl! averace. Jllmpa (or fioUI'eleent lampt ol the bethmial Thil helped tbe The Harold Cl.rnahaa herd wu equal output) •houJd be used for lale of lee er~ and aoft dtiDb aut with 2\ poulldl averaa:e. morniJll or evenblc UJhtlu. For The lilt day• of tbe flit eooted ID butter!&\ prOduetton fOI all·nltht HJl>UDI. Ill to 20-WIIt down coulderohly. loot enoup the month of ~.,j, the Clar- lamps are auffielent. One lamp so I mlabt add. to t.Ue tM temenee Prtee herd led wdh llx eowa wlll provide enoueh U,ld 'for ' t f • aow Th 1 t da over 140 poundl, N. G. Boae, 4 each 200 square feet of floor pe r ouola ooate uta'· ,: e u l ys eowa Arvil Holter eovn, Barll&h boW.d be o1 any u- Ul aerve- ...,.. old Camab1a ' aiid' ·Everett Col· ~~bu~Diy ~ve: the 1...u. linJ and IW'lk'Ularly ao if ll II well and Sona 2 cows each and iDg ana some dlrect hot. the herdl of Thereo~ Jolmaon, oa perches to 11r1na: tbe beDI off If tboseo of )'OU who vi.eited t;bt Roy Holter. a. G. BaUer and Son the roc.L 181 _ t:hi!l vear .miued ueiDJ tile 1 eow each. ~ # A l2-~h sblllow~ome re11ICt- livestod:, )'OU didn't let t;~ur or or 1 llbap with 1 bullt.l.a ; » money's wortll. n waa one of the Eleetrte lights in poultey tleetor will provide better qpt beet exbiblta ever beld ln Ohio houoeo, when pr•P•"Iy Installed dlcltribuUon, :a.ne<ton mill\'- 11o bolh fri>m qaolliT atul qualllll)c. and used. can laere~ fall lad kept el~n to be eHeeUve. Aut9- n wu pointed out ln thla eolwinter ear producllon by u maUc IWitchea for ~~· tile u.mn a year 110, after thtl ,_.,. much u 20 to 30 per cent under ~PI 08 or off at &DJ BQt t1me was over, U..t there should be cood ma~ement eoadit.ions, and dimmib& device~ for evenlaa m<lre color. 'l'li~e was more thlt aceordiq: to ExteDJlon poultrJ lilbUag are inexpeDiive 111d year. And lbere could be ,room speeialistl at the Ohio State Uni· easy to Install. · for more next year. By oolor I v.entty, Since tbe Priet! oJ egp mean making: thina• look more atnormally cou up durlnl this Mrs. Harold Lew!s aer..ed tbe tractive and catehilll the eye. No period, tbla extra produetion b cake and Mn:. Ray llolllh served one llkea dtabneN. at the puneh bowl. An "'''""'t<b>na CAM., ....... ....... ..... MOto;o, • • •• AUSTRALIAN pbysici3t Dr. E. 0. Bowen. aaya tbey've been get• ttnr weekly "radio elfMia" from Jupiter. The Jupiter people probo abl)' want to get lft on the pvund floor tor our tourlat trade. I I I · Jupteer gee• ., tar "' SAOOJMO mile• trdm Burth. If tMr kllfW ' h~HD '\U(!I got tlfcmg , ~erf thai tctowJcht'e f>e /Ar enoug~ I I I lie"' 1.......... · - .,.......·ll!Uier - .. watt•' - · . N baa not commtttid. hlrn• 1 .u . u adtjd. . and . Yiroroua . tht IOUthein tlato. .- ... IIi IAoll .., wblda llltY '!(Ill· be · paid lhe hlch· ut JlrieP tbrouJbout the )'eat. That .l.s why mant farmen durlna: the lUt t'lYO mahthJ h'lve been dr)'iDI u,p their eowa 10 they will ou,ht prlee 1......., to lhe far. lllhll an uNci Jtnplatlf, tile ........... "" ,..a!Oblo - The •••aeroua ace for mea Is ' frDm their &rat long ,.nt• ~ their laat thort •reath. l ' 'e;ia ,IIOII lmpu~1. we · take dlotatlon ltoru our heartrf 11nd lh:in C!6B't read our own 11horthand. ... " '* ,..,.: lq up aDd many aprlf~f frtabeD· tag ._.. are alaekiq off ln produetlpn. · Clair One market In tbe area, • 1-.cm, eatabll.lhed I baae - period ft1)m . September to February indulive when farmen 11re en1bl~ to estlblilh a bue for ·Farm Land Valoes COntinue To Rise """',:........un. TIJe u,hllq , _ ......... ... ............... ...... II ... 0 The erowa Jewels of a nation laHfo latk in I 931 " - ' - - - ' - - -- ' 1 ~DC • .• _.,._"<lloiii.WIIIIIP' FO.R IIUSINESS1 ..,N J d) P- S.nlllefo lool Sill __ ' ' .ion Tr.,..: R•l!olrt4 wouftll....::.s Ingle .Phtat al\eer t,nte\o. I A Delroft mcttt mdUI 4f'lr6e Huce /Or AU H\lt•g to b1 Jdo. ;o,t the other hated, ••"-~ • tlt.an llM ~latM'd opplrac:ncCe /Or Madtng Aim fow11rd an earl~ gnttlf. I I. I Metoow 11""' .I illt l..ry ef A -fallu,. 11 a perHn wh* lkt'l f'o,.n 1 lWei" pla~t- •reMJ,Iy . ttmchn •n otf.momtnt ln.. '- tM Kremh1t Uelt ·It -•n't ttand cel9er. thot. •1•• of ~·~~~· I I I lflnN JI.Uor. 1 el~hir • ........, !'"' Electric Motors Ia a lame whieh can -IMAGINATION. . a,, . j 1eetturf\c1Wtralon, or Uin oer.tl )~lU ~jrted..fbe ftlott!rla1evi~ dence tb."at lie was ahtfte· to·free '~~~:==~:~:~Cit,' trLtada ot Seraato"r Walter F. Otorp, art privately · WOrried about hia chanc~fl for r.. 1 ~esa be pl:ft..M.f~ ant evidence that made men~ to be lllJ8J'all!d from God., •• Waa anyone ever faced wlyj a .treater , ,..._.. ' for lon:epp~ ·lba• J'eauat We read thai iJi ·liia d•rkest 'hour "they all f&raOok bhn,and1ltd" {Mark U:50). ',JIId I ~1 ·~ _. --~ h.~ ....,........ ., th:; sp~Utal lfDie of lhi(IIP! · ~d rtndNitty refut!d tfle" dt•~otd­ Bf"'loo to CeHII'III .J'rou 88. Moorish. lt.Namn ' ., ' : Tolmodgo Moy llock ·~~ i prCinoun 1~, Cartu' I 1 by a young Woli)tn I~ a 4re:~P «:,ount..Y a iltu111Uon whlc~ mtjld have .,;ougbt a sense ot utter loncllnel!l to many. Her cc;-m• plete confidence was thu result of 1Umpsln1 aomethip8' of the true meaning of Cll.ilsl Jesue' words to hia dlaciples (Jobn 14~ 18) "!will f\Ot ld.ve J<lU com.: f()l11es.s: I wUl come to you." In ' shing thcau thl. ··tender ~sur· IU'ICe Jesus was nol ·referring tQ him&eJf as a human person, bul rother to the Christ, God's divine idco lol'tlver apeoklnJ to the hum'an heari tho words of wJs· dnm, Jove, comPanion, and guid~ once that are needed. Mnry Boket Eddy• tbcr Dia• roveter and Founder of Cbri11~ I' n S<:ience definea 4'Chr.l!ll" bi •• d• l h txth_., th~~e: wor 11 0 er t ....._, "Scl~nt:~ ~nd. ~~~&:Jlh ~lib _Key tq, the Sciiii;Wta'e\ Ct'. b~J • ""''be divinG manJt65toi~01'11' " of I ~· which comet to the riesli to dea roy Incarnate ei'ror." Lone ~ Uness ill just •• much ao "inearnRte error" as are aln and di.aease. Men iui.ve been educated to beUeve ti;Jnt they are material, 11ubject to oU the dlacord1 and· unhopplnesa to which tbe tlve physical sensea te&Jily. • • • Tbe' sreat Way-abowert Cbrlat (pOQ .• 12. t.eather tluk for <lll IS. Check zc. Femln• Sprays ... oflvy1 1...,, llci- tile slct, f!llaod !flo ne••• lie lonely .al(l!l' ?'' dea<j, till! "alltf11 oo l1lo w-Ier Tbe11e w0111!' Wl!rtl utlefed eeaU;(I lie 8'cet!lfted 81 ~ obly ' I -~-··;. w.:._ WI NOW OPEN · SN'T l'l' lately lllot I illlall Sod l't. Conducted, N to a •eac. ' brood rr. Hl".."e6 """' lilt - u. oun-11110 . 11o11 w4 • bltll · ;.. VI,..... ,.. (abbr.I ' "I. ... , '• ' .. .................i ........ . .. Man ls'Never Lonely .' Ionian lne t. Shrivel f , Molde4 . ,.1 muau ar 16· A pl...... ··,..;. , ' WO"'" 1·~" · •·· • wator to .the ~ ULh.uufl.ftf Orow ol4 -. Thrice · (mu.. ' .. .. ··•··· ........ ...· ~···· "••.. .,............ ... _................ _...·--,........,.......... _ """ ................ ....... ... --. _....., .. .,_ ........... . .... _ _ _ _ ......... - ~·~ ' 21. Baby. · · relate4 • tOwn lltt , cu. S.) moilthi when puturea are dr¥· ·----· - .(>AlLY' CROSSWORD ft. Map of a ina; tJ1e 'aU and early winter • BORN UP IN 135th Street near Wtula Avenue, the tall, thin, dap. ~per muatachloed Hugb visited a halt-dozen high tchool.t In & deaultoty · att~mpt to become ed,ll(!ated. More often than not, he'd ret dieguatet& and wander over to the Harlem river and go awtramlnc off the dockl, · wondering wbat to do with hill future. In 1932, ht rolved !.he proJ;Jiem, He enllated in the Army. After the second World War, be dropped ou~ of Jervt.ct tor a whUt, but he tound bua-drtvlng (on the murderour, brak"e--aereechlng Le~lnC• lon Avenue Unel too tough and re-enll11ted. Th\lt waa ln 1948 Md ht was shipped to Japan. That came tough tor Kugtt O"Re\lly, The war I wat 1un too r~cent tor bim to love hia ne" nelghbort. But In l9i9, Just before Chrl1tmu, he visited the. Holy Fkmlly Hom~. an orphanac• ' at ouka operated by the Silten of CharitY of ~L VIncent 4t Paul. • Ktdl are kids, Japanese or not. Hugh looked around at tht mlaery and aqualor of the orphBI'Iage-the alatert hA.d 1'10 fundt to do any· , thlnl with-and wat app~:t.lled. Ht went back to hll regiment 1nd lt.ld, •·u 1ten-how about th\1? .. Before ~¢u know It, they were all pltcktng tn with money for the kidll. The th.lng that m&kea It a little odd 11 that Hugh O'Rellly'l regiment waa the 27th-the tabuloue. tletct Wolf• bounds who npotledly eat children alive. · ....... A coaUaut;d drop lD , IYtrlll Milt aDd butterfat prod.udloD for the rru;mth of Auaust ~ reo ported br C. N. loau, PrOduction Tetter for the lllfJICI Dairy Ser· vlee ,UDli. The iaWDQer Clf dl')' t<N'I in A.QUtt Wll 1~ u COfl• ~ to p for the mouth of Jub' and only 3D for the monUI of JuDfl~ · · 11me ot tile hilhelt milk produ:ttlon duriq tbe year la 1m. porllat 10 an orderb.' marketiq of the ploduct from Kelp Count)' eawt. N~~ the JUb.eat , proclud!Oll II aeb\evecl tbnJUCI> Out the aatlcm when the eatUe ao.....oat "a apri.Jic puture. Tbia PI'(N1ueel a milk aurplt~a wbich 11 'lwtl , to handle. Tliel'O Ia usually a ohorlase of J inllk In relation to demand dur. ' ou Around Ohio profll&l!lo ,.....,,.o114, State Fair Shows Improvement -time between ....., ...,.Aprilbe&l•m•• ...... Ex..""•pt In "--1 tDd 1.1. It ~ Milk and Bu,tterfat Production Drop Is Notic~d During August Ave., New York cttJ, . - etpt Sunday by The Ohio Vaiity 16, N. Y. ''' lentloel, IDe., at 110 Mechule Subs~pncm rates: Delivery 1m.,......1 to • us FOR ALL • �.....,.... u :stsq DohgerS Break NL Record Indians, Yankees Making Strong ttrrm.e PICTURE : • • • • Bids For W.orld. Se"es ~.osition sev1#LY IIAKIR • . •' ow;; ' 8y MIL TOll RICHMAN Vnl~ Phaa $porta I'L~JTZ.or Wrltor m the seven· pape, lhe lriumphant. ~yn Te ~•!PI , diofped tbe Wtrlte ll<jdi'en would 9h a taol~l" ~ §ox ~llo ·~ of !lw PO!<•· that lon& .....,., and II lap~ fbo.,Re4 $9<.f,U lour 1amts they're tolog to get their • wit1l bae_ t wJM;n the 'filen r~Wed f~r to meet eltber the !)dlans · or four niOJ' In the .Untb l•nlnl I• Yankees ln the World sertu. ' ~ wtn. ' ' Botb th~ Indians and Y"'*ets , are doing their darndett · to .C: :four-l.un B.unt . eommodate the Dodcers. w).tt 'fte Oidten routed Bob Bubl were loOking at the world tbmi witll a four-run burst ln the op· ~~ i ~b~ht. bubbly hue . '~"'· tr.-me aod then added an· alter ~akinJ their on ret:or4 QP,er ·fo,~-r.un cluster in the for the earliest pennant .cUqch. . fi~ llflif.bt .wi~h the beJp of lq in National Leaa:ue history. laek.J.e 'Jt(Jblulon 1 two-run bomer. ·The Indians cluftg to · ·_ tbelf Ttte . Dodi:ei'l thua broke their half game lead in the American ~wn r~ord for t4e earUest NatLeague by beating ,he . Oritll..ei; H~~l · :t.tpt eUnehlng, having 54, in 10 Innlnea TJiUrldajr set tfut'}irevlout mark when they while the sec!ond-vt.C!! Vblte,_i ,.,-aDPOt! the · IJIS3 flag on stayed rtght on the Tribe's tail SePt:: ll. by trampling the Athletl4!1, 13..0. ~pfte · two heme runs by .Doda:er outfielder DUke S~der, Wl~ly Polt, the Phlllles .topped speak!ng f~?r the resl of his team- tbt .Rt41.e... H wttb tb.e aid .of a mates after triday'1 wrapoup 10.2 floe :relief Job by Bob M1ller, Yittory over the. ' Brav,s, · uid, who W)f . ,ncUted w,ith . the . vle''We don't care whether it'll the tory. Post becnliil the first right· Yankees or th&.; Itldla 111 but we'd banded Clnclnnati batter ever to Uke It to be either• o~ ot 'em hit more illa~t 31 bomen~ in one be~use they b<Kb ban bJ~ oparlc.s seuon. it'~n he ,._mmed his 86th and that means more money." . with. tfte 'blllea ernpty in the third · and IWI 37t with one on in the Ill· z.lroo\J.yn l:lllwautee New York ONE OF r!IP W · - · wool oa to add lhe FAYOPirJfS ~QR rune Ia ,1rr,~ ~<f~f~ofS """191-t; A':l· . 'A""~-· ~z· " ~, u.- rv~; ~ n . ~" ,J;,M t/51/ .SI/E'P or ~.6/{ OIJ1'" /JI~ TIME · l9dJ,. L. 02 iii .116'7 ,. If .1143 'II .. ,, • .til ~ 15' .. ~. . If 75 . .4Vi< . 81 .413 ' If .tiiS .au 11 lt\1 il\1 11\1 81 3S\I rt\1 ~~OMPETI. T{(}./ SIHC&, · WI.Af/Jt.E,POII. , li. UnitM Pr"' &porta Wrltar FOREST HILLS, N, Y, UP- A tiny titan named Belmar Gunder· aon goeR (\Ut onto the famed center court at Foreat Hills tw;tay in acarcb of a tennia triumph that would make her one of the most "up.qetting" athletes r.•f the year. Belmar, the only un s~ed pia)' er remaining amons six survlvora &hooting fer the U. S. women's amateur tennis '!ilamplonahip; tackles Pat Ward of England for a berth In the ~eml-flnala . Con· &lderlng that the beauteus Pat ls ~he fourth foreign seed, you mla:ht not expect the ·mldget from Fort Meade, Md., to have 1 cllanct But Belmar Dpened tbe eyea: of !he tennis world in her t}llrd round match when abe knocked off Wimbledon champlon Louise Brough In straight s~ts . c.~:;..:::!;.;:.· !d ;~~~ , .... ea. 'J'he ~rille ~x wUl aeel to ~5 winl, I 1011!'81, wbeD ~ey Hel1fo1'4a ·~utblide iad cblJdrea better tkelr season'• ~ record pt meet Pt.. Plt!uanl Sunday. ~n were ~end pest$ ot' Mra. · the f,in't ~me af the 01\!o Rlvff 'Alice etaer. Touriam~nt at Coolville. · , • Weekead I . llpen~ baa' ii!>PI )liJ 1>11 Mr. and Mn bat boqmlng at .to:l .•Up; fltl\.. 1Mr. ond' llNl till out :tlt·blts ln. ~7 tbnel. Fol· looton Mr loli'tn& eloae' bebtiMHa 1/. Sjleno noriifa'.~.' , wftb .~ a~(e. He ~j 17 C]barleddn · . in 43 triP• to. the platet· Di~k man Ea.ry WJDI! SI!LECftON OP ' 1'1· 2-3 inings, allowing ·88 blte: and ·Sll runo. Banalnl out Ia Ill" iq ~ .irt.PS for I~ , ~ l l B. ,Baylor .i'1,4 ~·Xi Wtt6 ~ hits . lOt 9 tri~ to lh• · ~tate: Ia (!. Tit· lor, 4W.IUID.f tl}e- hor-ehide at .383. USED ElECTRIC RANGES Seven! Only Oae_Yoor Old -CUt Be Flaalleecl IOGER MORGAN ' ' seventh. Bt~ .Gif'daer'a homer off loser Hlr'vey Haddb: highlighted a five-.run ral17 in the sixth innlng !lwt I.I'Vf, 11M> Qlaola a 6·2 victoey qv,.. Ute. C1rdinali. Soutb· ~w. Jqbia Wlndr McCall eave up aeven bitt ineluding a homer by Alex Grammu, All notchlna: bis Clevelud New York Chicago Boaton · Detroit Kansas City HACKEl t'S s.wm BERVICB Wu~nltell 1ixtlt . tnumpJi. · The cUba and Pirates were idle. .•, TODAY'S SPORT PARADE BY OSCAit PRALIY Moson Personals' sl!"~·~·: ~·o~ oniY ' •porla> ~ty .!!'-f ·'liii!i;;iiiiii~ t 0tal but has a ~~ ·W!,tl :•ild II pitchilli reeord. The · filsl llrtl.sl b.. 1Jirllled Ill hatter• • ,.P. Othtr Contonctors LDH The American Le1.Ue•,. two other con\enders, Cbte1fo and Poston, both bl'w . 4- leadj Thursday as the White Sox bow,~ to Washington, 5-4, and the Red Sox lost to the Tia:era by . tbe same score. Virgil Trucks of the White Sox had a three-run loa4 OYeJ tbe $• nators until Mlcke7 Vernon hom- ·~lville To Pit FastBall ly UNJTID I'IIIU NATIONAL LEAGUE · ~ist Ag;~inst PL Pleasant Pet. Baseball Standllig W. PRO/IAiiL.Y ~/£L IJ£ • ored yitb oae on ln.tbe alzth and Now that they've llpped ,s:~ ~ • 8/A Palrt<la c...,.ollf _, Do WIVIo baa r-.ed to Btlo. ; bridle, Kd,. after I~ I tourteea :I!Q lMft bm wttll W 0101 ..... llr. .... lin. Blr· ' mother, Mrs. ~e I)OUJlaa 'fq Y u Matre u d family, Mr. q4. Jlt. 'DoQtlal. llle '!Ill ot1and ud lin. llbr Joh.Dsoa and fam- a hoopl!ol 1<hool u.- fot lwtal! Pltch.l(f'l Mi11 Brough, wu born. Sin~e then &hlfl · baa resided with ~er pare~ts ln Panama, GeJ'rQny, Masncbasetts, with r~luilve• in Jowa and Texas while her father waa oversea•; Falls Church, Va., While 'be waa .atationf'd af the Peataa:on; Edgewood Arsenal :n Marylud and now at Fort Me~e . van I~ ~TILl;: t1e1t~ ·' ' litiW • Yor~.. v• Lanen 6-2. Cleveland ·· at ' Booton llilbt' llojrolt it . BiolllmOri Jdght- Gitvfl' 12-18 v.. Wlghl 8,7. , X.nlot · City at. WulilD..,n twiUJhi-JI!Iht..,.Gru • 1),2 'Kellner 10-8 · va · McDermo$1: and StoneAI-12. . .' .. ' I ,1] ,'1·1 • ' DR~It~ (;~NKCASE AND Clevell.acl 1t ·BOtton . . . , . .::t~. . I. ~_.NS~'SSI~N : temut Ave., I . \vi~~.:e:crtEcK· vouu:.lit · ~ ""' "'t'~ " 'Y''"rf ', : , 11 • so.ns 'o f Akron y.'eJ'e •~on i ..;;,;;;~ ol- tlteir ..Par!llts, Mr. .and William. f:i:sli,cr, MinersvlUe and . J Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Rpusb Ra. eine.' ·•·"A A:lS:f· ~ ~}~ . 1.952 PLYMOUTH 2 . ., ....,. blue flniU l:ttn clnnl . 4 lloor "'--en. 1 t.al ....,., "Lowlftl. . . .,lnterlor_... ... Good 11-lack flolah. C:ai!.Wiii,B• "lo,in, Ttl Cit.'~ . , . Wtfj{~H:vqu • ,,', .., ' Crows Chicks t.:apt Games In i ' 899 1953 FORD 1948 FQRD . " Over C::olnf'l,tely an~ Maike.Only . . . .The Ht.cti!oey ~~~;~,, ~q, )'o.,r ,I . •. R. . 'H~ ·, I 1445 ' With "'"' 2 dr, hrdlmatk. aa.crr. o.-er Coni Go0111 ti,..... M.t coven inllhMtir. • ' ' Dena Aotlitwo 1195 ' .......... r .... · - .... """ 395 ' • 1952 DODGE 1951 CHEVROL"IT c...-4 •. Locoltr.- ,,.. lust -.-..... 4 dr. iod.o llock flnlth. 1099 ' '. c. .. .. CM . ., "'"" 11............... h - . ~ FleotiiM .tlltluu II Grid Teams Of~ Begin Acti~· Toofght: . •"-11 Will olli!'li!IJ pt ... be oloiq Pi. l'lt ·. , tb:1 ••"':o~m~ ~1*:"'~~.~1b _... (am.. will aet lmdoi~toi ~~. . ' .: :fitar.;o ''uolliJ·•uiN . . ' tiDtw·UpP,d lor ooiJtr ·",· JM9STUD " ' ' '. . In -···aso :;.~ / P,()~roy. OES· ~" · ::'~~ii~fl.dVIi9M~~ ' ' : · ~. Anrie . 2~ C!Mw. - . ' 499 1950 PAC~RQ 1948 DODGE .... tr~ Chtb cDu~ Mlr WI• trill·hHN!. . 9 ..~ • I r :1 . . 1948 CUtEVR~LET ,1947 P&.~MP'~TM Aore ..... 2-Diior. t:lillt W.. iloofolo,. . ~ ' . . . $~49 . . . : . $-If~ ' . . · $2?5 1?48 K~ISER 1941 -f.Ol! .·. \ • ' 1~ DOPGE P l.:rsna HunUn&tQa ~n ' and Wahatna will be the of plulnl Poeo. ' Panthertl Will p!v Ml~:~:i~ The Wahama·Vlutil '1ame will .PieaJfiDt the Jachll' ~P!I.OI!II !!e plued In Hulltln&ton vhlle the 1ea10n. the Pt. Pleaaant·Poca affatr wiU .I, - 4-Cinr. $95 I·~ ,JUI(i'K ' I ' ' ' ·. e...... ·. qs .. 194G.-t:IASt:f " . 'I " 4-~Joor. ·- to Marietta, Sept. 11, wu anaouneed. . 1!.1, tit• ·coociUIPI! of til• miet· in& the li"oltl1 aoctal roOm were IJI!JWt!d ginta. Verlie • adjourned tO , the WbJre r.tfUbmenta Qe .bo~iiQa · IVfr.. Av~-Zo Sllson, Evelyn Hartley ' ... .. ... $650 ( . .. US·~ •' _,,.Sale ot: CE '· '}. · ~. ~'il·ilii !l!t~ .I .. ' 865 of dr. _.,,.. e-rpet,.;c; an4 ,..,.,. lnttrt~, ~ euftii!'!tlc · .............. ' 1t49 H\I'O$~N lilt Polnl Pleaiaot Bli lll••u pmo opponont Pharmacy ,JI1h1tr 6 lOhu i *·r..._ 41n· ,,. trtJ flnllb Heltet.lft:(ll e. t::w B~• wollq untJI ""I~ t~e ~~1!1 word for Belmar alllf )o · '1~Uib" mornlnr to teh•phQhe tier~·:JattntJ abe laeads towards \til · •emt. •re · ·''bectuae It Wl'l& their ut&' H. .;f.. · ' eontendera Two.. 1954 FORD · :Mr. a'hd. ,f4rs. "' And Fill With Proper S11m~er 9~1s 1 and I wanted to til( tWo with one .ston't!." · ' ,. ~~."t"!'': daurJitv oi ¥ ', · Is a lyplcol · c..o,. , c~ born at Fort where her MEIGS THEATRE DilAIN AND FLUSM •RADI~TGR ,•J:o;, , s.tur4•r'• Glmoa Tblo l• little ljelmlll''o third trip hitttnc: W,TBE Come In Attd t.et 'U• Chlcaau 1t 'New Yurt • •· ~""' : wt 't ,Waohlntllon Detroit ot Baltimore to . tha n'tlonaJiil. Two ye,rs ago ot TICKJJ$ · Don't\Vq,it 11~1 The U.s~ Minutt Lemon 16-8 va Delock 8:0. P.,nlly Pl1ya Tennla "I 1tarted to play in He1delberg Germany, in 1947, when I was 13 and daddy wu atationcd there on oeeupation duty," she explatns. "Dad and mother an.! my brother Ray, who an4uated from West Point lut June and now ia at Fort Ben!liriJ, 'Ga., all playt.d ." she reached lhe ' second round by • def•ulj. Lilt year abe was t~ock· , ed out in the flrat rllun-'· Thil time;, wttr. ~ .pOWerful •erriee and Vfctory ladans Vlct.r wor'Jd 0:( poise, 1he Ia a good a "I felt terrible about it," a~ld. bet to reich at the snub-nO!Ied Belmar. "I want· least. ' , ' the Jaeml-final8, , . ed her to win beeau1e abe lJ tueb 1 good trlend of min,.'' . A Pill'li~ eduoltjon II'PI~r al . But Belmar earned ~hat triumPh the · womea'a eOUqa. flif Unl. ~ The ·blue-eyed itttle bloude' who verolty of North ·. j::arqll~· In ' barely aftades G-feet. was · Greenaboro, the p~tlt• B.. mar Ill• ball like a blacbmlth de0p!le llteo mpsl< and ····~lijf' hut~oteo ( 'fler 105 pound•. And it evenitfi o~ oporto. l!~r (•vorit~ · In ude her up with Lou!Jie tor a 6.0·,8;0 rldlig, golf lo the 80'•, booll thai! wallopina tbe former U. s. eha~ field hO<key-"aod · pla;i i• croae." · 1 pion II"OJJI Beverly Hills, , C&Jlf., • handed her two week•· 110 at ·Ei· tex. · II fOU .IJalnt tllat•i I'OIIll~ ! abe broto her 111 playln& ·. oil It waa 1 ·fine 2ht birthdaY pre;. when abe w'aa 1-4. , ent wbieb Be,l mar won for lifii,U Sbo'o 1 lltUe jady ,C.w, bqt the ) TRI,ICIC$ AT SENSATION_~~ M¥1 . y I . '' • �.....,.... u :stsq DohgerS Break NL Record Indians, Yankees Making Strong ttrrm.e PICTURE : • • • • Bids For W.orld. Se"es ~.osition sev1#LY IIAKIR • . •' ow;; ' 8y MIL TOll RICHMAN Vnl~ Phaa $porta I'L~JTZ.or Wrltor m the seven· pape, lhe lriumphant. ~yn Te ~•!PI , diofped tbe Wtrlte ll<jdi'en would 9h a taol~l" ~ §ox ~llo ·~ of !lw PO!<•· that lon& .....,., and II lap~ fbo.,Re4 $9<.f,U lour 1amts they're tolog to get their • wit1l bae_ t wJM;n the 'filen r~Wed f~r to meet eltber the !)dlans · or four niOJ' In the .Untb l•nlnl I• Yankees ln the World sertu. ' ~ wtn. ' ' Botb th~ Indians and Y"'*ets , are doing their darndett · to .C: :four-l.un B.unt . eommodate the Dodcers. w).tt 'fte Oidten routed Bob Bubl were loOking at the world tbmi witll a four-run burst ln the op· ~~ i ~b~ht. bubbly hue . '~"'· tr.-me aod then added an· alter ~akinJ their on ret:or4 QP,er ·fo,~-r.un cluster in the for the earliest pennant .cUqch. . fi~ llflif.bt .wi~h the beJp of lq in National Leaa:ue history. laek.J.e 'Jt(Jblulon 1 two-run bomer. ·The Indians cluftg to · ·_ tbelf Ttte . Dodi:ei'l thua broke their half game lead in the American ~wn r~ord for t4e earUest NatLeague by beating ,he . Oritll..ei; H~~l · :t.tpt eUnehlng, having 54, in 10 Innlnea TJiUrldajr set tfut'}irevlout mark when they while the sec!ond-vt.C!! Vblte,_i ,.,-aDPOt! the · IJIS3 flag on stayed rtght on the Tribe's tail SePt:: ll. by trampling the Athletl4!1, 13..0. ~pfte · two heme runs by .Doda:er outfielder DUke S~der, Wl~ly Polt, the Phlllles .topped speak!ng f~?r the resl of his team- tbt .Rt41.e... H wttb tb.e aid .of a mates after triday'1 wrapoup 10.2 floe :relief Job by Bob M1ller, Yittory over the. ' Brav,s, · uid, who W)f . ,ncUted w,ith . the . vle''We don't care whether it'll the tory. Post becnliil the first right· Yankees or th&.; Itldla 111 but we'd banded Clnclnnati batter ever to Uke It to be either• o~ ot 'em hit more illa~t 31 bomen~ in one be~use they b<Kb ban bJ~ oparlc.s seuon. it'~n he ,._mmed his 86th and that means more money." . with. tfte 'blllea ernpty in the third · and IWI 37t with one on in the Ill· z.lroo\J.yn l:lllwautee New York ONE OF r!IP W · - · wool oa to add lhe FAYOPirJfS ~QR rune Ia ,1rr,~ ~<f~f~ofS """191-t; A':l· . 'A""~-· ~z· " ~, u.- rv~; ~ n . ~" ,J;,M t/51/ .SI/E'P or ~.6/{ OIJ1'" /JI~ TIME · l9dJ,. L. 02 iii .116'7 ,. If .1143 'II .. ,, • .til ~ 15' .. ~. . If 75 . .4Vi< . 81 .413 ' If .tiiS .au 11 lt\1 il\1 11\1 81 3S\I rt\1 ~~OMPETI. T{(}./ SIHC&, · WI.Af/Jt.E,POII. , li. UnitM Pr"' &porta Wrltar FOREST HILLS, N, Y, UP- A tiny titan named Belmar Gunder· aon goeR (\Ut onto the famed center court at Foreat Hills tw;tay in acarcb of a tennia triumph that would make her one of the most "up.qetting" athletes r.•f the year. Belmar, the only un s~ed pia)' er remaining amons six survlvora &hooting fer the U. S. women's amateur tennis '!ilamplonahip; tackles Pat Ward of England for a berth In the ~eml-flnala . Con· &lderlng that the beauteus Pat ls ~he fourth foreign seed, you mla:ht not expect the ·mldget from Fort Meade, Md., to have 1 cllanct But Belmar Dpened tbe eyea: of !he tennis world in her t}llrd round match when abe knocked off Wimbledon champlon Louise Brough In straight s~ts . c.~:;..:::!;.;:.· !d ;~~~ , .... ea. 'J'he ~rille ~x wUl aeel to ~5 winl, I 1011!'81, wbeD ~ey Hel1fo1'4a ·~utblide iad cblJdrea better tkelr season'• ~ record pt meet Pt.. Plt!uanl Sunday. ~n were ~end pest$ ot' Mra. · the f,in't ~me af the 01\!o Rlvff 'Alice etaer. Touriam~nt at Coolville. · , • Weekead I . llpen~ baa' ii!>PI )liJ 1>11 Mr. and Mn bat boqmlng at .to:l .•Up; fltl\.. 1Mr. ond' llNl till out :tlt·blts ln. ~7 tbnel. Fol· looton Mr loli'tn& eloae' bebtiMHa 1/. Sjleno noriifa'.~.' , wftb .~ a~(e. He ~j 17 C]barleddn · . in 43 triP• to. the platet· Di~k man Ea.ry WJDI! SI!LECftON OP ' 1'1· 2-3 inings, allowing ·88 blte: and ·Sll runo. Banalnl out Ia Ill" iq ~ .irt.PS for I~ , ~ l l B. ,Baylor .i'1,4 ~·Xi Wtt6 ~ hits . lOt 9 tri~ to lh• · ~tate: Ia (!. Tit· lor, 4W.IUID.f tl}e- hor-ehide at .383. USED ElECTRIC RANGES Seven! Only Oae_Yoor Old -CUt Be Flaalleecl IOGER MORGAN ' ' seventh. Bt~ .Gif'daer'a homer off loser Hlr'vey Haddb: highlighted a five-.run ral17 in the sixth innlng !lwt I.I'Vf, 11M> Qlaola a 6·2 victoey qv,.. Ute. C1rdinali. Soutb· ~w. Jqbia Wlndr McCall eave up aeven bitt ineluding a homer by Alex Grammu, All notchlna: bis Clevelud New York Chicago Boaton · Detroit Kansas City HACKEl t'S s.wm BERVICB Wu~nltell 1ixtlt . tnumpJi. · The cUba and Pirates were idle. .•, TODAY'S SPORT PARADE BY OSCAit PRALIY Moson Personals' sl!"~·~·: ~·o~ oniY ' •porla> ~ty .!!'-f ·'liii!i;;iiiiii~ t 0tal but has a ~~ ·W!,tl :•ild II pitchilli reeord. The · filsl llrtl.sl b.. 1Jirllled Ill hatter• • ,.P. Othtr Contonctors LDH The American Le1.Ue•,. two other con\enders, Cbte1fo and Poston, both bl'w . 4- leadj Thursday as the White Sox bow,~ to Washington, 5-4, and the Red Sox lost to the Tia:era by . tbe same score. Virgil Trucks of the White Sox had a three-run loa4 OYeJ tbe $• nators until Mlcke7 Vernon hom- ·~lville To Pit FastBall ly UNJTID I'IIIU NATIONAL LEAGUE · ~ist Ag;~inst PL Pleasant Pet. Baseball Standllig W. PRO/IAiiL.Y ~/£L IJ£ • ored yitb oae on ln.tbe alzth and Now that they've llpped ,s:~ ~ • 8/A Palrt<la c...,.ollf _, Do WIVIo baa r-.ed to Btlo. ; bridle, Kd,. after I~ I tourteea :I!Q lMft bm wttll W 0101 ..... llr. .... lin. Blr· ' mother, Mrs. ~e I)OUJlaa 'fq Y u Matre u d family, Mr. q4. Jlt. 'DoQtlal. llle '!Ill ot1and ud lin. llbr Joh.Dsoa and fam- a hoopl!ol 1<hool u.- fot lwtal! Pltch.l(f'l Mi11 Brough, wu born. Sin~e then &hlfl · baa resided with ~er pare~ts ln Panama, GeJ'rQny, Masncbasetts, with r~luilve• in Jowa and Texas while her father waa oversea•; Falls Church, Va., While 'be waa .atationf'd af the Peataa:on; Edgewood Arsenal :n Marylud and now at Fort Me~e . van I~ ~TILl;: t1e1t~ ·' ' litiW • Yor~.. v• Lanen 6-2. Cleveland ·· at ' Booton llilbt' llojrolt it . BiolllmOri Jdght- Gitvfl' 12-18 v.. Wlghl 8,7. , X.nlot · City at. WulilD..,n twiUJhi-JI!Iht..,.Gru • 1),2 'Kellner 10-8 · va · McDermo$1: and StoneAI-12. . .' .. ' I ,1] ,'1·1 • ' DR~It~ (;~NKCASE AND Clevell.acl 1t ·BOtton . . . , . .::t~. . I. ~_.NS~'SSI~N : temut Ave., I . \vi~~.:e:crtEcK· vouu:.lit · ~ ""' "'t'~ " 'Y''"rf ', : , 11 • so.ns 'o f Akron y.'eJ'e •~on i ..;;,;;;~ ol- tlteir ..Par!llts, Mr. .and William. f:i:sli,cr, MinersvlUe and . J Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Rpusb Ra. eine.' ·•·"A A:lS:f· ~ ~}~ . 1.952 PLYMOUTH 2 . ., ....,. blue flniU l:ttn clnnl . 4 lloor "'--en. 1 t.al ....,., "Lowlftl. . . .,lnterlor_... ... Good 11-lack flolah. C:ai!.Wiii,B• "lo,in, Ttl Cit.'~ . , . Wtfj{~H:vqu • ,,', .., ' Crows Chicks t.:apt Games In i ' 899 1953 FORD 1948 FQRD . " Over C::olnf'l,tely an~ Maike.Only . . . .The Ht.cti!oey ~~~;~,, ~q, )'o.,r ,I . •. R. . 'H~ ·, I 1445 ' With "'"' 2 dr, hrdlmatk. aa.crr. o.-er Coni Go0111 ti,..... M.t coven inllhMtir. • ' ' Dena Aotlitwo 1195 ' .......... r .... · - .... """ 395 ' • 1952 DODGE 1951 CHEVROL"IT c...-4 •. Locoltr.- ,,.. lust -.-..... 4 dr. iod.o llock flnlth. 1099 ' '. c. .. .. CM . ., "'"" 11............... h - . ~ FleotiiM .tlltluu II Grid Teams Of~ Begin Acti~· Toofght: . •"-11 Will olli!'li!IJ pt ... be oloiq Pi. l'lt ·. , tb:1 ••"':o~m~ ~1*:"'~~.~1b _... (am.. will aet lmdoi~toi ~~. . ' .: :fitar.;o ''uolliJ·•uiN . . ' tiDtw·UpP,d lor ooiJtr ·",· JM9STUD " ' ' '. . In -···aso :;.~ / P,()~roy. OES· ~" · ::'~~ii~fl.dVIi9M~~ ' ' : · ~. Anrie . 2~ C!Mw. - . ' 499 1950 PAC~RQ 1948 DODGE .... tr~ Chtb cDu~ Mlr WI• trill·hHN!. . 9 ..~ • I r :1 . . 1948 CUtEVR~LET ,1947 P&.~MP'~TM Aore ..... 2-Diior. t:lillt W.. iloofolo,. . ~ ' . . . $~49 . . . : . $-If~ ' . . · $2?5 1?48 K~ISER 1941 -f.Ol! .·. \ • ' 1~ DOPGE P l.:rsna HunUn&tQa ~n ' and Wahatna will be the of plulnl Poeo. ' Panthertl Will p!v Ml~:~:i~ The Wahama·Vlutil '1ame will .PieaJfiDt the Jachll' ~P!I.OI!II !!e plued In Hulltln&ton vhlle the 1ea10n. the Pt. Pleaaant·Poca affatr wiU .I, - 4-Cinr. $95 I·~ ,JUI(i'K ' I ' ' ' ·. e...... ·. qs .. 194G.-t:IASt:f " . 'I " 4-~Joor. ·- to Marietta, Sept. 11, wu anaouneed. . 1!.1, tit• ·coociUIPI! of til• miet· in& the li"oltl1 aoctal roOm were IJI!JWt!d ginta. Verlie • adjourned tO , the WbJre r.tfUbmenta Qe .bo~iiQa · IVfr.. Av~-Zo Sllson, Evelyn Hartley ' ... .. ... $650 ( . .. US·~ •' _,,.Sale ot: CE '· '}. · ~. ~'il·ilii !l!t~ .I .. ' 865 of dr. _.,,.. e-rpet,.;c; an4 ,..,.,. lnttrt~, ~ euftii!'!tlc · .............. ' 1t49 H\I'O$~N lilt Polnl Pleaiaot Bli lll••u pmo opponont Pharmacy ,JI1h1tr 6 lOhu i *·r..._ 41n· ,,. trtJ flnllb Heltet.lft:(ll e. t::w B~• wollq untJI ""I~ t~e ~~1!1 word for Belmar alllf )o · '1~Uib" mornlnr to teh•phQhe tier~·:JattntJ abe laeads towards \til · •emt. •re · ·''bectuae It Wl'l& their ut&' H. .;f.. · ' eontendera Two.. 1954 FORD · :Mr. a'hd. ,f4rs. "' And Fill With Proper S11m~er 9~1s 1 and I wanted to til( tWo with one .ston't!." · ' ,. ~~."t"!'': daurJitv oi ¥ ', · Is a lyplcol · c..o,. , c~ born at Fort where her MEIGS THEATRE DilAIN AND FLUSM •RADI~TGR ,•J:o;, , s.tur4•r'• Glmoa Tblo l• little ljelmlll''o third trip hitttnc: W,TBE Come In Attd t.et 'U• Chlcaau 1t 'New Yurt • •· ~""' : wt 't ,Waohlntllon Detroit ot Baltimore to . tha n'tlonaJiil. Two ye,rs ago ot TICKJJ$ · Don't\Vq,it 11~1 The U.s~ Minutt Lemon 16-8 va Delock 8:0. P.,nlly Pl1ya Tennla "I 1tarted to play in He1delberg Germany, in 1947, when I was 13 and daddy wu atationcd there on oeeupation duty," she explatns. "Dad and mother an.! my brother Ray, who an4uated from West Point lut June and now ia at Fort Ben!liriJ, 'Ga., all playt.d ." she reached lhe ' second round by • def•ulj. Lilt year abe was t~ock· , ed out in the flrat rllun-'· Thil time;, wttr. ~ .pOWerful •erriee and Vfctory ladans Vlct.r wor'Jd 0:( poise, 1he Ia a good a "I felt terrible about it," a~ld. bet to reich at the snub-nO!Ied Belmar. "I want· least. ' , ' the Jaeml-final8, , . ed her to win beeau1e abe lJ tueb 1 good trlend of min,.'' . A Pill'li~ eduoltjon II'PI~r al . But Belmar earned ~hat triumPh the · womea'a eOUqa. flif Unl. ~ The ·blue-eyed itttle bloude' who verolty of North ·. j::arqll~· In ' barely aftades G-feet. was · Greenaboro, the p~tlt• B.. mar Ill• ball like a blacbmlth de0p!le llteo mpsl< and ····~lijf' hut~oteo ( 'fler 105 pound•. And it evenitfi o~ oporto. l!~r (•vorit~ · In ude her up with Lou!Jie tor a 6.0·,8;0 rldlig, golf lo the 80'•, booll thai! wallopina tbe former U. s. eha~ field hO<key-"aod · pla;i i• croae." · 1 pion II"OJJI Beverly Hills, , C&Jlf., • handed her two week•· 110 at ·Ei· tex. · II fOU .IJalnt tllat•i I'OIIll~ ! abe broto her 111 playln& ·. oil It waa 1 ·fine 2ht birthdaY pre;. when abe w'aa 1-4. , ent wbieb Be,l mar won for lifii,U Sbo'o 1 lltUe jady ,C.w, bqt the ) TRI,ICIC$ AT SENSATION_~~ M¥1 . y I . '' • �1 ClualtiM Ads rece.l'l'>illl D)' Jy AM. will be publlabed 11M dly u received. S..tea: 2 cents per word. oue . . aettioa. Mi.Aim:.&m eluii•ge bOle.t cents per word for tbree lOll·secutive lnsertiona. Spe<".ial~e montb for 215 oenta per wo · d ill Full rate of 2 cents per 'tiJOr w be changed for advilrtising If not paid for before the 15tb of eaclli month followiug Insertion. Error& in Advertl:s!rta:-Shoulsi be reported lmmedial ..jy, 'Fhe ~ally Sentinel will not be rcii ponsible for more than oae mcorrec\ in· 11811:1on. 4fd of Thanks and !:i}Jl'Cial Notices u. Events prln1et.l at regu tar clamf1ed rates. Oblluaries pu~li sbed at l ce"'t per word. Charged Ada re.:el•ed by majt. or telephone &::ivcn carcfW atteu· oam•l t91 For Sale 5room HOUSE,lllrnlahed with 'TV and a utom1tie washer, garlit. Call 3114 Racine. S.7-3te 2 live room modera APART MENTS, with lauadcy and tar· 171 $17.91); 4 ------- I I STORE. 108 - ( 18 I Employment ( 19) Business 181 _ 0,1 • __ :--o- 5-;-u--:l-es- - i·on 1-a-u Mod. I"'REMAN .. ABIIOtT T. V. SEll Vl~ .,\11 MU.eo Repauoct b) E> Chc\lrolet, lh Ton Truck, goud D44, matcher and moWder, repert 'l'oclulicJau. Pb011o 1 condition . Low m•lea~o:c. Fa jt• gular 24 ln. doubJe surfacer Middleport 8-11-11 tires. Call Deru:el Bt1ggess, Le· with 4 roll drive, plUII Jaorted tart Fnll s, Ohio. 9·9·3tp bits, with Herculea motor. SubTELEVISION SEirYicr mit bid to Appalacblan Electric PhOM 200. Clel.Vd Appliaact 105.1 CHRYSl,ER 4 door Sedan . Power Company, Ph!Up Sporn btor. 118 W. Mal!L St., Pomoro) Run 17,000 milc.o~ Radio, heater 2-23-tl Plant, New Haven, W. Va. ThiS like new Inside and out, St'e equipment may be Jnepected. Eldon Wccb at Pomeroy Na· Blds not accepted after Sep. t20 Bl llonal Bank, or call at home altember 21, 19M. Swle subject to ter ll :OO o'clock, 018-Y, 93·Stc acceptance ol bld by eompan,y. COMPLETE lDIW'anee Prott1ction 1 Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call DoD 9-B.3tc. Sedan, 10M PONTIAC 2·door IIIII~ Middleport, Oblo, 1 SJ49ft. .Blactlnar ! 1 Pomeroy, Recovered diaplar equipment Ohio. 9-3:etc good condition, auitable tor TlJJNKING OF buyina hasuraneer Gunaateed 11vln111 up to 30% , clothlni store or dreu shop: 1033 BUICK VB Super Riviera V, D. EDWAIUJS, Pboae 33-X. GLASS FROIIT •DISPLAY CAS. Coupe, $1693. .Biaettnar's Pom· Home 43&. • 1·11-U ES with drawen and •helvl~t~ 1 eroy, Ohio. 9-3 etc ttntt type, tuJtable for Rtaeklne 18M PLYMOUTH 2·door Sedan 26" deep JC .S" wtdei 7 eues Golll Oeu. VIed CUI $1193. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, M" high; 2 ...., 21" blab; .AU Mikel tad Model• SALE OR TRADE-,1934 1 -U :~ed Triumph Plan~ :iAn'"'iO& --Insurance Ohio. 9-3 6te 1938 DODGE VB Coronet, 4-door Sed.an, $129fi. Blaettnar'11, Pomeroy, Ohio. e.a.etc lMl CHEVROLET 2·door Sedan, 1685. Blaettnar'11, Pomeroy, Ohio. 9-Utc 1961 FORD V8 4 door Sedan, $691 · Blaettnar's Pomeroy, Ohio. tJ.3-6tc 18 BI Auto Services ---Complete WHEEL ALIGNiiiNT halancint IDd brake 1enrice. HactettJ' Safttr Service, W, Mai.n. st., Pomoro)', Ohio. Phone 281'. H..u 19) For Sciie FULl. LENGTH PL.\'111!: GLASS 3-WAY MIRROR, &1111 pane.. each ,2 7" wide, IJ'-3" high, ove.r. all .d.Jmenslons 7'.10" blah, 30" deep, 3'·9" wldo, ' wired for piece or lot for qulel: ••le. 111" quire 212 Union Ave., Pome9-D-Ste roy, Phone 398. Aloo Oat, Poplor, Buo,.oocl lumber, 1re~a or W. Cub on de11vef7, Write or e1U ua lor particular&. Volley Mfll, Corp. Oil D·7-3tp Two . Will teU very Butternut Ave. or 9-?.at• drJ, '-4, a..t., Delivered to our Tuppm Pl,alu, Oblo, 111'<1 with dreuiJtinl lan. Ralph (Pal) Wobb Ohio, on Saturday• evenlna•. e... ville 11180. l''uel To tbe beat ht MIDDLEPORT sept. a: FUNERAL kOME vice Station a room & bath, frame, basement1 all . utilities, Car(Den ion Subdivis- t ruom & bath, frame, basement, all utilitie11, 1666 Lincoln Heights a room & bath, frame, all utJii. lies, 116 Locust St. Two Bottom Traetpr T11ndem Diee Jiflrrow, ~ ~J.:lU 11 Harrow, 1 Hay Rate (l: Horse Drawn Mower, '1 Drill, 1 Two Horee· Ridint . tivator, 1 Two Row OIJver Planter, 1 International '. Spreader, 1 ,s!ddle, ber of small carpenter bold furniture t~g wa~her and numerous tO aere farm, 7 'loom frame dwell ing, on Rt. 7 neat Cheshire. 90Y" acre farm , 30 aeres tlllabtf; all mlnerlll rights, 5 room frame house with bath, Leading Creek Rd. RODNEY DOWNING Re1l E1tatt Broker Phone 6136-M or 6318 9 3·1te; 9 7-ltc; 9-9-ltc IIJWI I'BUN1JII Trade-in aJI()WMce for yoUr oM s~wing machine, reaardle.ss of ·· .· .~ •. ' ~ · AT ''•••- . lbti'Jbaclt. Hardwere ' . tie .6•00 §!gn On 1:00 · NBc TO~If 0:00 COffee Tim, 4cli lt:OO Va)Jant 1:30 Houseparty · dr ... 1:00 Ciunera Goes to Sebool 1:30 "At ·&me with tbe Carrs' 2:00 NBC Ted Mack 2:30 Bob Croeby•Dow S:OQ. Tbe Brt&hte'r 08y 3:15 SecNt S'Ollm .~ a;3Jl On {Your Aeco'!lll ~:M '1)'1-f:~ate ):t:ejJorl: 11:00. Lucky 8 Ranch . e:oo· llarker Bill Cartoons . '1:30 'IJ.~Per . • i\lll,., " ., · · a:oo PJ0yb61li1Vo sUn ~· ~ '• • , pro·null --opeeda; . I'I:.IJS 1MIIIi a 10:00 Yorio Reporter lO•IS We ir""' Spo"'• f;y~ 1o:;:!,. we . · ~ood Z .., Rl. 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Page ' •. :~:00 Pan!""'ime I' ' 10:00 NBC Home . 10:3:7 W"eathereast 2:11!1 Tbe Bl& Payoff . a:s'ff,. utfut'Eft KEETON'S SEWING ADRIAN Cocil and Dock · WSAZ-'f'IIIDAY 11:1!5 LOVe Of 'Life ' 11i,3b . ~h .!Qr .'J:ilpuin~ . . 11:411 Guldlilg IJahl 1"2:00 , Kaue:a XJtchen .., ' 12:30 ·W ~Jeome , Traveler• 1:00 Robert Q. \loWii (OIITiot· ,.. · · ~el3 .ChannelS j GIIAHA~~ ~ ! , ·~· dooble-4c!tin1 Draft control, Reo 1pon1e coutrol, and , l'ooltio•> conllol: RIVER TIPPLE IN OPERATIO~I WANT PLENTY OF COAL CONTACT OUR OFFICE ' ' fiiiP4Y-l(i'CI41 f <OO S!in On ( 7:00 Moral.. ShOW ' 'l 8:00 Garry Moore ~ 1 ; 1 10:30 • Strike II Rjeb ' For Lift ' control, Pomeroy, Ohio, Sf "-"• \ " •'" ' ~" ~ '· Owner: E. $, Th..tan m-ake, mo'dd, or condttion, 'Mhen AuetlonHr: Crltt •radferd ycu ,llurc.b118e one of oor new Not r"ponalble far acclclenh DW.chdnes9;9-llc $100.00 20 )'fat written guiQ"aotee, wltb BE HAPPY AND GAY fuJi ~e.t of attaebrments. 5 :veu WITH YOUR ,,' MYSTIC MOMENT wrltten &W~rantee wtth our re· buUt m.aah.inea. Phone 008-J, SPRAY " .(,.. ... ~ l _,4;® • O'Clock, ~in· ' ' sale. 11- - ...!• - •< ' '' OhiO. . - . ., , Ttrma. Cash In INSUBAN\:IIi AOII!Ic;r • .. IIIIJ>DLIPOIIT, OHIO . p• ''' - ~iJs c;olillty, 8:!26; 0.21;jft~. RQD!i.EY bOWNING Real Estate Broker l. . I J oJ. Ule. ProbAte Court Ju~ge . I" Butternut ANe. Pomeroy, Obto \ ' :• SOPPLII,S luv Where yqu COlt ...,..GET SERVICE . Arthur H. Ebenllach ., DATI-Jept. 10, . T9S5 ~ Addreu Is Middleport, TIME-12:30 P. M. " Ohio, hil be~Q. duJ.y appointed as Havina aold, .my farm, 1 will ~f. Atlmtb,~ator witl:J the Will an· rer at Public ~uction the foll9w:. · of' tile EState u_f Walter F. ing pers~mal _pfoperty at rrij- farm , late ·-of Middleport, . Melga located on State Route 838 at tb,e Otllo, deceased. lower edge of Letart Falls, Ohio: ~is : 23rd da:y of Au&ust, I Oliver 70 Tractor, 1 rubber, .1 Steel Wheel ' Job~ C. ·Bac13n, Pb ... :1811 ow., Coluallr aDd - and. aud Known ly Senlc• ll'lro, A - l l o, Ac=ENT '• •' • • *•t•.. ., Cool· :U.tl '• 6 room & bath, run basement, double garage, an utilities 7 room &: bath, fra me. garage, all utilities. 2 acr es, 117~ Vlne St. coverines, draperies included: · · -..:·..:·- . . , - - - 6 roum & bath , briek, g;uaa:e, all Call 8Q68.Y. P.7<Jtp NOTIQI ' .OF APPOINTMtiNT U!Jhties, 797 S. 2nd St. Ailn\lnllfr•tat.• With th.• Will 7 room & bath, brick, out of hiJb 3·room HOUSE in -Bradbul')"1 Oblo. Priced lor querr. .u le. Ooatact : · An-.encl water, Gravel Hill, 4 lots, Ruby Russell, BradburY! ltd,. ·walt•r 11. Har..ls, POMEROY Mlddlep~rl, Ohio, Rt. I. 811-3tp llectiMd a room & bath, frame, garage, all .-Notlee ii hereby glvH that utilities, Rt. 7 near Beaeoa &.er· E. 5. THAXTON AUCTION , IALI ; BUrnS Hln'is wboae Post every tflort to mlnimlze . ex- pense. Our restful location helpa to j :Mr. 1nd Mn. Lewlll were rlell 1891 are ble... HOUSE for sale by owner, Hi ed With 7 ebildreo, all UvinJ, 14 story frame,. t,bree bedrooms arandchildreft and 19 great Jraad and blth upstair•, blnl•ood chU.dren, aU present for the day fl.oors, full blteDJettt. automl· except MIJ, Lawrepce Mattox of tle stoker fed f~ce,. _ practi- Georata, alid Mrl. Glen Thomp· ealty new. Venetlan. bllnd.i, floor son ol Aieriit, (lhiq. , (211 Real Estate fte Ob.lo l'lloilt For Rent ..,...-,- ··; - ; : - - -- (21) keol Estate Reniee with t 11 I Wontecl To Buv WANTED TO::J: E:.~~~~~~ provide peaceful dlptty, ~ Poplor, BwwOO<J.,Pioo, Trevey.Finsterwold 5 more Jr. The next meetine wlU ' · "· Strickland, Mrs. DaVid GoodWbt, Mrs. Don Collins, Mn Cbar!U Hoffmu, Mra. Don- Kenned7, Mn. M,aUen tnd Mrs. Elza . Gil· DIDrC"'TID lighting. Reason1bly prteed per for oale u"d TRUMPET with ll"tl c.-e. Good condition. Phone 5 New · H•ven % TU22Q62. 9-Htc five room 1 METROPOT ....AN a..aa fo;;;;:::A~VT0~~8A=~I.~ES~·;:;;;;;;;.I -- ,, •• 11' ... ~, .. lift from ber the door prize wu Mrs. Don Mullen. A salad course Wu served br' tbe bostesa to lllra. VaDVraDktD, lin. Willard Boyer, llllro. Cbatlu , Spen..,.., Mn. Well&, Jill. Datto!~ COMPANY has opening m Pomeroy for qualified represen · tative, between ages 21 and 40. Saluy plua commission . Liberal employee benefits. Vacations with pay and complete training at company expensr- Call Athens 31427 or wrtte Post Office Box 193, Athens, for appoint· ment and details. 9 6-Stp 0 For SAL' 'C.r RENT REPAIRING Pomeroy 9 2-6tp WALTER HOWELL ~OTATOES--U. S. No. 1, $1.'16 ~- - -per 100 lbs. Dor Bo~e. Portland, BOTTLED GA8-ln.eta1Jatlon. and Ohio. 1 mile below Ravenswood Ferry. 9-1-6tp service. S('e us for pnces. RUTJ AND FURN ITURE at Rutland. 1 ,-;::_:-;~=:::;-;·-;;~~~;;;;--j_ JO tf Mrs. SllvernaU COOKBOOKS for sale for short tlme only. Carrle i.. OTICE Cassell, 62~ Oliver St., Mlddle· Now's th" lime to buy your roofport, Ohio. Call 6252. 9-8-Stc i ing while you can ~till get it at a low pnce with 11 guarantee RESTAURANT HELP, Male or SEPTEMBER SPECIAL of 20 to 40 yean. We carry Femalfl. Good opportunity for New 41' Elcar, $3,69!Hl0 from 222 Lo 300 pound in all right ·party, Apply by letter Low down payt. $65.66 per mo. only, Daily Sentinel, Dux 668A, the i ll l e~ t pastel shades. Ravenswood Mobile H&me Sales Pomeroy, ¥,. Mlle S. of Rave"!lswood, B. Z Sec us bdore you buy any k1nd of 9-9-lte $2.00 HOURI,Y possible doing buildmg materials. We have at· tracllve pnces on quality rna· Furnished TRAIILER with l'.;~~ light assembly work at home t enals, such as framing, steel No experience necessary. Wrih' Acre Lot . Sleeps two, Electric, windows, s heeting, wood win! SANCO Mfg. Co., "1! 59 Beverly on gravel road. 5 minute walk to Blvd., Los Angeles, 36, Cnlif. dows and doors, br ick tile, Forked Run Lake, $300.00. A 9-0 2tp hardware, pamt, pl aioiter, floorH. Curtis, Long Bottom, Ohlo. Ing and other b1.1ildmg mater9 9·3lp ah !Go numerous to mentiOn. We spec1a lizo in building kitchens FOR SALE: An uld i'.stabllshed ----,,t o your tnsto-burch. wh1Le pine Grocery. and Meat Market in Young lady wants "office 'wo.rk. Experienced. Write Box 668·C mapl e, •oak. Any design you Ravenswood, W. Va. Six mUes % Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy ' want , even maho;any. from Kaiser Plaut. Owner g B-at~ Ohio. wishes to retire . HALJ...S GRO. Wi' also carry a full line of Gold CERY. IJ.D.IOtp Bond color texture roof pamls, Pl ywood , rnoldmgs, bathroom 4 room HOUSE. Tw1J , cisterns, Two men needed In this ar;-to outfits- all cast iron with ·every chicken house, outbu ildings. On 1how Steelco's famous "Therthing to the floor Including the St ate Route. See Griff Archer, mal-Vacuum" Cooking Unit sc at for the amazmg low price Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 2 S.9-6tc and the Great GJzmo, throug}l of .. HID 00. Hol water tanks home demonstrations, with w1th a tO-year warranty for UPRIGHT PIANO, gnod condition. beautiful stalnlesa steel gift~ · or $6..,• 00 . Sell cheap. St. or lh e a maz1ng 1ow pncc for cet-operatlng hostesses. We c 11 81164 X 327 Williams g.• 3 tp Casto Lumber Cu. f.tiddleport, a __ . ~ ~ train you at our expense. For appointmf!p.t ' to be Interviewed Ohio. _!:?._ 3~ KING ALTO SAXAPHONE. Ex· locally, Sep&. 19, wrltet Sl'Etn.. OLIVER-DELAVAi.. C!tlent condjtl~n, recently over· CO STAINLESS STl!lEL, 26~? NEW HOLLAND hauled . 600 Ghnt St., or CaJI ·Cleveland Ave., Columbus, 0. Our low overhead Is the apswt!r fi120-J. 9 D·3tp 9·1J.3tp to the High Pricos-Stop in to I<~Olt SALE-1 PlANO and l see how much we can save you . ':oot SKin'. Cheap. Phone 3402 f201 Busines~ Servl· • 50-Bushel Spreaders, $298.00 Clarence Bradford, laclne, ~\;;£ MEIGS OL.IVER SALES 9·9·3tp QUICK SEirVICE •• Wateb Re Phone 86 J, :rome roy, Ohio IJ.8.30tc ' Ci rc-;;J;i~g GAS HEATER 50 000 p.Jring by P'actorJ Tni.a'-'11 • · b • ' watchmaker COLLIN& JEWE BTU . u..., crt Harden, Syracuse, LERS1 p ' ~1. -;;8~ 1 -A ~ ut Ohio. Phone 939-Y. 9-Ntp umeruJ'. L'ILABND Edward OUl LINE LIFE INSURANCE w. MAIN ST.• • Heiahta. Durin a the bu&ineu aepioa . iD. charge of Mra. Simpsoa. preal(lent a eon.\ributitm was made to $21.93, 5 drawer $27 .9~ . Also Girl wanted for general house. wort. Dorothy Cowdery, Long FurnJshed Apartment for rent Bottom, &bio. • Kra. Harvq Van.Vraatea\ drawer PHONE 133, EWINGS FURNI TURE AND APPUANCE .. • t ' \.( ... ,• weleomed u a new member tbe S.w litte Sewllll Club Wd.nesday eveniDJ at the horno· •DI Mrs. Calvln. Simpson, -- 3 drawer o)ld Juo ··- . tMtt millll>w"'il ·ilarold t;MwL Jut .Club Contributes To Emergency Funfl -- tiou. '-lotkes - age. Phone 310.Y., A. N. Bengel t Help Wonted 6-2'1·tf MAN OR L.WY to sell new Fall VelleUan Blinds, all ailea and & Christmas Line nationally tacolQ1'8. Free insliUation. See ' mous Realsllt apparel. Full or DALE WIPPEL SUPPLY 21.6 part tlme. SUO hour up. Write . , Union AYe., Pomeroy, Ohto. Realsilk, Charleaton, W. VI. 9 7-2tc s Room HOUSE, bath, heater, Venetian ahades, $2800. Con- Want sober truc:k driver tn gather tact Ruben Colltns, 220 Broad garbage aad trash . Cao furn ish way, Middleport . 9-3-6te house. f'JIJ 518 M. 9-7-3tc CABINET SINKS, PORCELAIN WaAt Elder))' LADY to help c:are ENAMEI.ED 42 inch $83.95; 54 for semj-invalld. Must be sober inch $99.91; 66 melt $144 .9~; ancJ, reliable. Phw 1 QPff,:l J ~~~ ·"' CHESTS OF DRAWERS, NEW, 0 '1-Ste · 1 ~-~- I -- ' .., __ , £ "' ·B·· • 'f , - , r ' . . ' . e~rntng. reasdq. cblldrfm of 1 • fQtUrt, and a sbare of the ~id d6fendaet, !~l~~:'ri~;: 1)1rded· tJJe 1900 ~ automobUe ·as a. part ' Of hel" ~elit afunony, further · tliat she be •io<o~Moo( oll' o!lhe fu· '. tenets· of the ·deten"l:bnt' ·ln real ''YOUR: ilimOn)', pli!Millf may lie · ' ....SIINIUSf. . with.'Of TO SUNSET $1'ATIQH'~ J990 • On Your Dial ". In . ·I t'-e detiiCI'ibed : hefeln as And lurtber- .. ' ,. �1 ClualtiM Ads rece.l'l'>illl D)' Jy AM. will be publlabed 11M dly u received. S..tea: 2 cents per word. oue . . aettioa. Mi.Aim:.&m eluii•ge bOle.t cents per word for tbree lOll·secutive lnsertiona. Spe<".ial~e montb for 215 oenta per wo · d ill Full rate of 2 cents per 'tiJOr w be changed for advilrtising If not paid for before the 15tb of eaclli month followiug Insertion. Error& in Advertl:s!rta:-Shoulsi be reported lmmedial ..jy, 'Fhe ~ally Sentinel will not be rcii ponsible for more than oae mcorrec\ in· 11811:1on. 4fd of Thanks and !:i}Jl'Cial Notices u. Events prln1et.l at regu tar clamf1ed rates. Oblluaries pu~li sbed at l ce"'t per word. Charged Ada re.:el•ed by majt. or telephone &::ivcn carcfW atteu· oam•l t91 For Sale 5room HOUSE,lllrnlahed with 'TV and a utom1tie washer, garlit. Call 3114 Racine. S.7-3te 2 live room modera APART MENTS, with lauadcy and tar· 171 $17.91); 4 ------- I I STORE. 108 - ( 18 I Employment ( 19) Business 181 _ 0,1 • __ :--o- 5-;-u--:l-es- - i·on 1-a-u Mod. I"'REMAN .. ABIIOtT T. V. SEll Vl~ .,\11 MU.eo Repauoct b) E> Chc\lrolet, lh Ton Truck, goud D44, matcher and moWder, repert 'l'oclulicJau. Pb011o 1 condition . Low m•lea~o:c. Fa jt• gular 24 ln. doubJe surfacer Middleport 8-11-11 tires. Call Deru:el Bt1ggess, Le· with 4 roll drive, plUII Jaorted tart Fnll s, Ohio. 9·9·3tp bits, with Herculea motor. SubTELEVISION SEirYicr mit bid to Appalacblan Electric PhOM 200. Clel.Vd Appliaact 105.1 CHRYSl,ER 4 door Sedan . Power Company, Ph!Up Sporn btor. 118 W. Mal!L St., Pomoro) Run 17,000 milc.o~ Radio, heater 2-23-tl Plant, New Haven, W. Va. ThiS like new Inside and out, St'e equipment may be Jnepected. Eldon Wccb at Pomeroy Na· Blds not accepted after Sep. t20 Bl llonal Bank, or call at home altember 21, 19M. Swle subject to ter ll :OO o'clock, 018-Y, 93·Stc acceptance ol bld by eompan,y. COMPLETE lDIW'anee Prott1ction 1 Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call DoD 9-B.3tc. Sedan, 10M PONTIAC 2·door IIIII~ Middleport, Oblo, 1 SJ49ft. .Blactlnar ! 1 Pomeroy, Recovered diaplar equipment Ohio. 9-3:etc good condition, auitable tor TlJJNKING OF buyina hasuraneer Gunaateed 11vln111 up to 30% , clothlni store or dreu shop: 1033 BUICK VB Super Riviera V, D. EDWAIUJS, Pboae 33-X. GLASS FROIIT •DISPLAY CAS. Coupe, $1693. .Biaettnar's Pom· Home 43&. • 1·11-U ES with drawen and •helvl~t~ 1 eroy, Ohio. 9-3 etc ttntt type, tuJtable for Rtaeklne 18M PLYMOUTH 2·door Sedan 26" deep JC .S" wtdei 7 eues Golll Oeu. VIed CUI $1193. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, M" high; 2 ...., 21" blab; .AU Mikel tad Model• SALE OR TRADE-,1934 1 -U :~ed Triumph Plan~ :iAn'"'iO& --Insurance Ohio. 9-3 6te 1938 DODGE VB Coronet, 4-door Sed.an, $129fi. Blaettnar'11, Pomeroy, Ohio. e.a.etc lMl CHEVROLET 2·door Sedan, 1685. Blaettnar'11, Pomeroy, Ohio. 9-Utc 1961 FORD V8 4 door Sedan, $691 · Blaettnar's Pomeroy, Ohio. tJ.3-6tc 18 BI Auto Services ---Complete WHEEL ALIGNiiiNT halancint IDd brake 1enrice. HactettJ' Safttr Service, W, Mai.n. st., Pomoro)', Ohio. Phone 281'. H..u 19) For Sciie FULl. LENGTH PL.\'111!: GLASS 3-WAY MIRROR, &1111 pane.. each ,2 7" wide, IJ'-3" high, ove.r. all .d.Jmenslons 7'.10" blah, 30" deep, 3'·9" wldo, ' wired for piece or lot for qulel: ••le. 111" quire 212 Union Ave., Pome9-D-Ste roy, Phone 398. Aloo Oat, Poplor, Buo,.oocl lumber, 1re~a or W. Cub on de11vef7, Write or e1U ua lor particular&. Volley Mfll, Corp. Oil D·7-3tp Two . Will teU very Butternut Ave. or 9-?.at• drJ, '-4, a..t., Delivered to our Tuppm Pl,alu, Oblo, 111'<1 with dreuiJtinl lan. Ralph (Pal) Wobb Ohio, on Saturday• evenlna•. e... ville 11180. l''uel To tbe beat ht MIDDLEPORT sept. a: FUNERAL kOME vice Station a room & bath, frame, basement1 all . utilities, Car(Den ion Subdivis- t ruom & bath, frame, basement, all utilitie11, 1666 Lincoln Heights a room & bath, frame, all utJii. lies, 116 Locust St. Two Bottom Traetpr T11ndem Diee Jiflrrow, ~ ~J.:lU 11 Harrow, 1 Hay Rate (l: Horse Drawn Mower, '1 Drill, 1 Two Horee· Ridint . tivator, 1 Two Row OIJver Planter, 1 International '. Spreader, 1 ,s!ddle, ber of small carpenter bold furniture t~g wa~her and numerous tO aere farm, 7 'loom frame dwell ing, on Rt. 7 neat Cheshire. 90Y" acre farm , 30 aeres tlllabtf; all mlnerlll rights, 5 room frame house with bath, Leading Creek Rd. RODNEY DOWNING Re1l E1tatt Broker Phone 6136-M or 6318 9 3·1te; 9 7-ltc; 9-9-ltc IIJWI I'BUN1JII Trade-in aJI()WMce for yoUr oM s~wing machine, reaardle.ss of ·· .· .~ •. ' ~ · AT ''•••- . lbti'Jbaclt. Hardwere ' . tie .6•00 §!gn On 1:00 · NBc TO~If 0:00 COffee Tim, 4cli lt:OO Va)Jant 1:30 Houseparty · dr ... 1:00 Ciunera Goes to Sebool 1:30 "At ·&me with tbe Carrs' 2:00 NBC Ted Mack 2:30 Bob Croeby•Dow S:OQ. Tbe Brt&hte'r 08y 3:15 SecNt S'Ollm .~ a;3Jl On {Your Aeco'!lll ~:M '1)'1-f:~ate ):t:ejJorl: 11:00. Lucky 8 Ranch . e:oo· llarker Bill Cartoons . '1:30 'IJ.~Per . • i\lll,., " ., · · a:oo PJ0yb61li1Vo sUn ~· ~ '• • , pro·null --opeeda; . I'I:.IJS 1MIIIi a 10:00 Yorio Reporter lO•IS We ir""' Spo"'• f;y~ 1o:;:!,. we . · ~ood Z .., Rl. 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P.l'Ofea~ion~l .Father , . 7:00 Sat.iit~tz ~Wht lamboree 9:30 Dlmoa ftUn:Von TtiNtte 7:3Q "' p~valea'~e of 4trieriea ; 10:00 Late ·Sbow ''rilao froJil ·ie,;. 8:00 NBC Musle!l Cbalra 10:00 . ~1111..',< ' !1:00 Olf Tlm•r s:l!tf'.,Wjld Bll~ lllckok ~:00 · News Picture '•'tct:fffAfli.te ' .a ruN 11:00 Up-t&ttie-iolnute N- . · , .8:.00 11:05 The 1955 Jaycee Beauty . ~~ .,.me lli~kl! toe'- .-:30 J!BP ~' 'ilt.wd;- DODd1 $:15 1:00 -llildefe~ent 9:30 The Wlndow 8111-opeed ouclly ID the work. · :if:~o. N.J1C .It PlY• to be Mlr· 3<00 'Wi.!' 'ofJ.)Iie World · 3:14 NBC ·First Love 3:30 NBC ~ . Swee;uey 3:45 NBC Modern &mane~~ - 8:25 8:30 RaC:kel SQUad ~. ·.:r - ~ 1!1.;~ .!!PC .'l'..ltht ~, !1:00 NBC Tennessoe. ... e 11.;30, NBC Fealller Your Neal 12:00 Today's N'ewa and Farm li1'30 NBC DlnJ Dong SCilool 12': 45" NBC You and Your Chll· :a: ~q.~ ~·J><~W~' . ..~.·· · ,.'h tar~ ·· 'Jif'ews -. ' • 1:45 Plitt! Page ' •. :~:00 Pan!""'ime I' ' 10:00 NBC Home . 10:3:7 W"eathereast 2:11!1 Tbe Bl& Payoff . a:s'ff,. utfut'Eft KEETON'S SEWING ADRIAN Cocil and Dock · WSAZ-'f'IIIDAY 11:1!5 LOVe Of 'Life ' 11i,3b . ~h .!Qr .'J:ilpuin~ . . 11:411 Guldlilg IJahl 1"2:00 , Kaue:a XJtchen .., ' 12:30 ·W ~Jeome , Traveler• 1:00 Robert Q. \loWii (OIITiot· ,.. · · ~el3 .ChannelS j GIIAHA~~ ~ ! , ·~· dooble-4c!tin1 Draft control, Reo 1pon1e coutrol, and , l'ooltio•> conllol: RIVER TIPPLE IN OPERATIO~I WANT PLENTY OF COAL CONTACT OUR OFFICE ' ' fiiiP4Y-l(i'CI41 f <OO S!in On ( 7:00 Moral.. ShOW ' 'l 8:00 Garry Moore ~ 1 ; 1 10:30 • Strike II Rjeb ' For Lift ' control, Pomeroy, Ohio, Sf "-"• \ " •'" ' ~" ~ '· Owner: E. $, Th..tan m-ake, mo'dd, or condttion, 'Mhen AuetlonHr: Crltt •radferd ycu ,llurc.b118e one of oor new Not r"ponalble far acclclenh DW.chdnes9;9-llc $100.00 20 )'fat written guiQ"aotee, wltb BE HAPPY AND GAY fuJi ~e.t of attaebrments. 5 :veu WITH YOUR ,,' MYSTIC MOMENT wrltten &W~rantee wtth our re· buUt m.aah.inea. Phone 008-J, SPRAY " .(,.. ... ~ l _,4;® • O'Clock, ~in· ' ' sale. 11- - ...!• - •< ' '' OhiO. . - . ., , Ttrma. Cash In INSUBAN\:IIi AOII!Ic;r • .. IIIIJ>DLIPOIIT, OHIO . p• ''' - ~iJs c;olillty, 8:!26; 0.21;jft~. RQD!i.EY bOWNING Real Estate Broker l. . I J oJ. Ule. ProbAte Court Ju~ge . I" Butternut ANe. Pomeroy, Obto \ ' :• SOPPLII,S luv Where yqu COlt ...,..GET SERVICE . Arthur H. Ebenllach ., DATI-Jept. 10, . T9S5 ~ Addreu Is Middleport, TIME-12:30 P. M. " Ohio, hil be~Q. duJ.y appointed as Havina aold, .my farm, 1 will ~f. Atlmtb,~ator witl:J the Will an· rer at Public ~uction the foll9w:. · of' tile EState u_f Walter F. ing pers~mal _pfoperty at rrij- farm , late ·-of Middleport, . Melga located on State Route 838 at tb,e Otllo, deceased. lower edge of Letart Falls, Ohio: ~is : 23rd da:y of Au&ust, I Oliver 70 Tractor, 1 rubber, .1 Steel Wheel ' Job~ C. ·Bac13n, Pb ... :1811 ow., Coluallr aDd - and. aud Known ly Senlc• ll'lro, A - l l o, Ac=ENT '• •' • • *•t•.. ., Cool· :U.tl '• 6 room & bath, run basement, double garage, an utilities 7 room &: bath, fra me. garage, all utilities. 2 acr es, 117~ Vlne St. coverines, draperies included: · · -..:·..:·- . . , - - - 6 roum & bath , briek, g;uaa:e, all Call 8Q68.Y. P.7<Jtp NOTIQI ' .OF APPOINTMtiNT U!Jhties, 797 S. 2nd St. Ailn\lnllfr•tat.• With th.• Will 7 room & bath, brick, out of hiJb 3·room HOUSE in -Bradbul')"1 Oblo. Priced lor querr. .u le. Ooatact : · An-.encl water, Gravel Hill, 4 lots, Ruby Russell, BradburY! ltd,. ·walt•r 11. Har..ls, POMEROY Mlddlep~rl, Ohio, Rt. I. 811-3tp llectiMd a room & bath, frame, garage, all .-Notlee ii hereby glvH that utilities, Rt. 7 near Beaeoa &.er· E. 5. THAXTON AUCTION , IALI ; BUrnS Hln'is wboae Post every tflort to mlnimlze . ex- pense. Our restful location helpa to j :Mr. 1nd Mn. Lewlll were rlell 1891 are ble... HOUSE for sale by owner, Hi ed With 7 ebildreo, all UvinJ, 14 story frame,. t,bree bedrooms arandchildreft and 19 great Jraad and blth upstair•, blnl•ood chU.dren, aU present for the day fl.oors, full blteDJettt. automl· except MIJ, Lawrepce Mattox of tle stoker fed f~ce,. _ practi- Georata, alid Mrl. Glen Thomp· ealty new. Venetlan. bllnd.i, floor son ol Aieriit, (lhiq. , (211 Real Estate fte Ob.lo l'lloilt For Rent ..,...-,- ··; - ; : - - -- (21) keol Estate Reniee with t 11 I Wontecl To Buv WANTED TO::J: E:.~~~~~~ provide peaceful dlptty, ~ Poplor, BwwOO<J.,Pioo, Trevey.Finsterwold 5 more Jr. The next meetine wlU ' · "· Strickland, Mrs. DaVid GoodWbt, Mrs. Don Collins, Mn Cbar!U Hoffmu, Mra. Don- Kenned7, Mn. M,aUen tnd Mrs. Elza . Gil· DIDrC"'TID lighting. Reason1bly prteed per for oale u"d TRUMPET with ll"tl c.-e. Good condition. Phone 5 New · H•ven % TU22Q62. 9-Htc five room 1 METROPOT ....AN a..aa fo;;;;:::A~VT0~~8A=~I.~ES~·;:;;;;;;;.I -- ,, •• 11' ... ~, .. lift from ber the door prize wu Mrs. Don Mullen. A salad course Wu served br' tbe bostesa to lllra. VaDVraDktD, lin. Willard Boyer, llllro. Cbatlu , Spen..,.., Mn. Well&, Jill. Datto!~ COMPANY has opening m Pomeroy for qualified represen · tative, between ages 21 and 40. Saluy plua commission . Liberal employee benefits. Vacations with pay and complete training at company expensr- Call Athens 31427 or wrtte Post Office Box 193, Athens, for appoint· ment and details. 9 6-Stp 0 For SAL' 'C.r RENT REPAIRING Pomeroy 9 2-6tp WALTER HOWELL ~OTATOES--U. S. No. 1, $1.'16 ~- - -per 100 lbs. Dor Bo~e. Portland, BOTTLED GA8-ln.eta1Jatlon. and Ohio. 1 mile below Ravenswood Ferry. 9-1-6tp service. S('e us for pnces. RUTJ AND FURN ITURE at Rutland. 1 ,-;::_:-;~=:::;-;·-;;~~~;;;;--j_ JO tf Mrs. SllvernaU COOKBOOKS for sale for short tlme only. Carrle i.. OTICE Cassell, 62~ Oliver St., Mlddle· Now's th" lime to buy your roofport, Ohio. Call 6252. 9-8-Stc i ing while you can ~till get it at a low pnce with 11 guarantee RESTAURANT HELP, Male or SEPTEMBER SPECIAL of 20 to 40 yean. We carry Femalfl. Good opportunity for New 41' Elcar, $3,69!Hl0 from 222 Lo 300 pound in all right ·party, Apply by letter Low down payt. $65.66 per mo. only, Daily Sentinel, Dux 668A, the i ll l e~ t pastel shades. Ravenswood Mobile H&me Sales Pomeroy, ¥,. Mlle S. of Rave"!lswood, B. Z Sec us bdore you buy any k1nd of 9-9-lte $2.00 HOURI,Y possible doing buildmg materials. We have at· tracllve pnces on quality rna· Furnished TRAIILER with l'.;~~ light assembly work at home t enals, such as framing, steel No experience necessary. Wrih' Acre Lot . Sleeps two, Electric, windows, s heeting, wood win! SANCO Mfg. Co., "1! 59 Beverly on gravel road. 5 minute walk to Blvd., Los Angeles, 36, Cnlif. dows and doors, br ick tile, Forked Run Lake, $300.00. A 9-0 2tp hardware, pamt, pl aioiter, floorH. Curtis, Long Bottom, Ohlo. Ing and other b1.1ildmg mater9 9·3lp ah !Go numerous to mentiOn. We spec1a lizo in building kitchens FOR SALE: An uld i'.stabllshed ----,,t o your tnsto-burch. wh1Le pine Grocery. and Meat Market in Young lady wants "office 'wo.rk. Experienced. Write Box 668·C mapl e, •oak. Any design you Ravenswood, W. Va. Six mUes % Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy ' want , even maho;any. from Kaiser Plaut. Owner g B-at~ Ohio. wishes to retire . HALJ...S GRO. Wi' also carry a full line of Gold CERY. IJ.D.IOtp Bond color texture roof pamls, Pl ywood , rnoldmgs, bathroom 4 room HOUSE. Tw1J , cisterns, Two men needed In this ar;-to outfits- all cast iron with ·every chicken house, outbu ildings. On 1how Steelco's famous "Therthing to the floor Including the St ate Route. See Griff Archer, mal-Vacuum" Cooking Unit sc at for the amazmg low price Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 2 S.9-6tc and the Great GJzmo, throug}l of .. HID 00. Hol water tanks home demonstrations, with w1th a tO-year warranty for UPRIGHT PIANO, gnod condition. beautiful stalnlesa steel gift~ · or $6..,• 00 . Sell cheap. St. or lh e a maz1ng 1ow pncc for cet-operatlng hostesses. We c 11 81164 X 327 Williams g.• 3 tp Casto Lumber Cu. f.tiddleport, a __ . ~ ~ train you at our expense. For appointmf!p.t ' to be Interviewed Ohio. _!:?._ 3~ KING ALTO SAXAPHONE. Ex· locally, Sep&. 19, wrltet Sl'Etn.. OLIVER-DELAVAi.. C!tlent condjtl~n, recently over· CO STAINLESS STl!lEL, 26~? NEW HOLLAND hauled . 600 Ghnt St., or CaJI ·Cleveland Ave., Columbus, 0. Our low overhead Is the apswt!r fi120-J. 9 D·3tp 9·1J.3tp to the High Pricos-Stop in to I<~Olt SALE-1 PlANO and l see how much we can save you . ':oot SKin'. Cheap. Phone 3402 f201 Busines~ Servl· • 50-Bushel Spreaders, $298.00 Clarence Bradford, laclne, ~\;;£ MEIGS OL.IVER SALES 9·9·3tp QUICK SEirVICE •• Wateb Re Phone 86 J, :rome roy, Ohio IJ.8.30tc ' Ci rc-;;J;i~g GAS HEATER 50 000 p.Jring by P'actorJ Tni.a'-'11 • · b • ' watchmaker COLLIN& JEWE BTU . u..., crt Harden, Syracuse, LERS1 p ' ~1. -;;8~ 1 -A ~ ut Ohio. Phone 939-Y. 9-Ntp umeruJ'. L'ILABND Edward OUl LINE LIFE INSURANCE w. MAIN ST.• • Heiahta. Durin a the bu&ineu aepioa . iD. charge of Mra. Simpsoa. preal(lent a eon.\ributitm was made to $21.93, 5 drawer $27 .9~ . Also Girl wanted for general house. wort. Dorothy Cowdery, Long FurnJshed Apartment for rent Bottom, &bio. • Kra. Harvq Van.Vraatea\ drawer PHONE 133, EWINGS FURNI TURE AND APPUANCE .. • t ' \.( ... ,• weleomed u a new member tbe S.w litte Sewllll Club Wd.nesday eveniDJ at the horno· •DI Mrs. Calvln. Simpson, -- 3 drawer o)ld Juo ··- . tMtt millll>w"'il ·ilarold t;MwL Jut .Club Contributes To Emergency Funfl -- tiou. '-lotkes - age. Phone 310.Y., A. N. Bengel t Help Wonted 6-2'1·tf MAN OR L.WY to sell new Fall VelleUan Blinds, all ailea and & Christmas Line nationally tacolQ1'8. Free insliUation. See ' mous Realsllt apparel. Full or DALE WIPPEL SUPPLY 21.6 part tlme. SUO hour up. Write . , Union AYe., Pomeroy, Ohto. Realsilk, Charleaton, W. VI. 9 7-2tc s Room HOUSE, bath, heater, Venetian ahades, $2800. Con- Want sober truc:k driver tn gather tact Ruben Colltns, 220 Broad garbage aad trash . Cao furn ish way, Middleport . 9-3-6te house. f'JIJ 518 M. 9-7-3tc CABINET SINKS, PORCELAIN WaAt Elder))' LADY to help c:are ENAMEI.ED 42 inch $83.95; 54 for semj-invalld. Must be sober inch $99.91; 66 melt $144 .9~; ancJ, reliable. Phw 1 QPff,:l J ~~~ ·"' CHESTS OF DRAWERS, NEW, 0 '1-Ste · 1 ~-~- I -- ' .., __ , £ "' ·B·· • 'f , - , r ' . . ' . e~rntng. reasdq. cblldrfm of 1 • fQtUrt, and a sbare of the ~id d6fendaet, !~l~~:'ri~;: 1)1rded· tJJe 1900 ~ automobUe ·as a. part ' Of hel" ~elit afunony, further · tliat she be •io<o~Moo( oll' o!lhe fu· '. tenets· of the ·deten"l:bnt' ·ln real ''YOUR: ilimOn)', pli!Millf may lie · ' ....SIINIUSf. . with.'Of TO SUNSET $1'ATIQH'~ J990 • On Your Dial ". In . ·I t'-e detiiCI'ibed : hefeln as And lurtber- .. ' ,. �• • ,. Page Eight • The Dally Sehtlnel, l'omeroy.Mic:fdler;iort, Ohio n.. LeN 11 mr ·u..,. ,,... mr ..tv,uon; whom &h•ll 1 fNr.? t;he Lont l1 tt.. llrenfth Df "'" · Revival Services IYantelilt Rev. 0 . G. MeKbmey Of CMriMton., \¥. Ve. A t Tbe Chureh Of 'fhe ·Nazarine Union •net Mulbmy Avenuft Pomtr-v, Ohio 7:30 IKh Evenin1 September 8 th.ru '18 ' If,.: of whom .... ,. ·, be afraid? 27:1. M.; Evenin& service 7:30; Mid• • • ,. week Prayer and Bible &ervice HEA11H ETHODIST CJ-t:URCH, Wednesday 7:30; Choir practlc~ 8 Middleport, Rev. L. A. Bang'""· '~iu; FtB.ST PRESBYTEIUAN Putor. SundiY SebOOl 9:30, Er- OHURCH, Middleport, Rev. Hownest Covert, Supt. Morning wor- ard Ruppelt, pastor. Cburcb ship 10:30 topic: ''Two Standards School 9:30, Jamea Buchanon, ~f GreatneS! . ..,_ e P. M Senior s t M · h' 10 30 MYF· 7-30 Off" -11 B · up . ormng wors 1p : , day WsCs- W ICI oard; ~n- 1 William Taylor, speaker: Monday · ' edneaday Commus- 7·30 Deacons meeUng· Tuesday ~tn ~n :Vembe~.ship ·~d Evanie- Trustee meeting; Wed~eeday Cl:aO m, 7.30 Semor cho1r. J~. Choir 7:30 !Senior chOir. CHURCH OF CHRIST, MiddJe.. CKlJRCH OF THE NAZARENE, P?rt. ~ev. Fred I. Gardner, pas- Middleport, Rev. Robert Styers, to~. Btble School 9.30, Russell pastor. Bible School 9:30 Lester W~l•on, Su.pt. Morning worshtp Taylor, Supt. Momln1 worshiP service 10:30; 6:45 Youna: People's meeti,na 7:30; Eveniag wor· shlp service.• -Pur.,, *' "l' otlfr. aod 111'1. we.t.. w.' Va., J•ek MUter. aad Ivan ih4WYet t Ne.. Haven In· c:l~ded liJ:. Ill Mn. Ca'll lbawnr and' 111.0 A CODtrlbuUon of Wll made Pomeroy, Rev. J. Lealie Kume, Sund1y School, Pearl Jacoba, Supt. to the Pomeroy Emeraency Squad pastor. Tbeo Smith, Supt. Ch~h 9:30 A. )(, Clasa . meetin1, Josle when the Guild of the Grace Epls. &llpol 9:115; Wor~ip iUVJe• 10.80 Turner, leader 10;46 A. M. FliP eopl.l Cburch met Wedne11day ~ve"'The PU$ and His l'rieadt...; 7 P. M. Evaqeli•tic: service. Rev. Youth F ow&hip 0:30: uAa.CbOI,i Bates pre~ebina B o'clock: Wed- 1DDI rat the parish house. Aw1y" Ma day 7:30 JOF Clan; nesdly PNI)'et meetln1 7:34) P. M. • Mr.. Theodore Eberahaeb, preTbW'sday 7:30 Choir rehe~rial. Hysell R'lll Sunday School cu. lldent, yu in charge o.f tbe meetGRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCII, tie Moore, Supt. 1:30 a. qt. iag whleb . opened with the Lord's Pomeroy, Rev. J.' Edwia Cbarles, preachia, Rev. Rates JO:e a. m. Prayer and the ApOstle Creed 10 lOft, Bobby Of HWitlnfl.on. l!lra"l G<o.U, P"'!!- ood llr, IDd lin. TONIGHT , 'hU-..._ ' .......... holt Dorotljy Mol- cr-- Jlldlac -- n'tchnlcolori hturdlr s.ftomlior 10 ' =::: Ciauroad Cu Rl.. l'llytlla Klrt. Silver City -Kil AI..,. "lloCitY" Lone economize by using our bonk's facilities, for our charge l1 dlflnitely lower. You gain in prestige, too, KennyAp~l becawse the receiver oo.rA11 your order at o bank. MAKI A NOTI TO COMI HEll, NIXT TIMII Pomeroy National Bonk Pomeroy, Ohio .:r~rlor; b.r . om. Val· Stnfct -StitJoa; liarr Carolyn lliill!!l'. Middleport, ' ) b'y !he Martin ~npt; Donao ·strain qf POibUOJ,,~ ~ , &he tome· roy Moljlr Co,; Lll.l-1!!1~ ,Tenell, o.f P,omqoy, by tbe M~ Coodon ~ Shop; Rulli( Au White yau of 'Pol"e"'1 - by the' Swlllllor o\ .IIOry I an• :lk!Dtl, Forest . Run, bj the .lobJl ·~,., .ttraa · lllor~; ~ Seott, )(usit Co.;. .J(Itty- Lawbom, , Pomero,o, tit the CoVina .Jewelry; Holen CUne, .Middl~,· 1>1 · tbe ~ SALI PRICEDI Dillt,on · Drur $lOri aod IIJitl Heln"es,, Heuilock- Giove, a.a,d Stfeet1 Mirket. . '~ · - . •• 19c 49c 15c bath tawel . face tawel. wash,ciOth z MEMIIU FEDERAL 11118Bi1VII IIYSUM ' lt)' Ke,Jtone • Stage,-Radii, Stars Assist , a money order, you can 8tiUtJ BaiQett, PomerO,, big savingst at · WMnevtryou~nttosena Sehuiter,. Po1rimw. NOW'S YOUR CHANCE to get all the tawels n..d w. n. 6'' I , , ,h·: ' INSURANCE CORPORATION E Mrs. Roxie Reed, BERFEL tO•' ' ' AU NEW ." - ~rtyTbtJtic;r ' . Reports $Ito Loss ·.: .· Sneak · I '' • ' ' rail< about a "SP1'1le" of sales-we've really been o with B . • .,on one with these !ip~ trade-ins-to make ·room forne~~ more"~~d~~CK~ IN!~ !?.,~Tit~: Now. WBiliUSt 110 low mU<!iie one owner care. Rush in now and get vnu rsr . s. , .ou . •.,...y . some bari!AIDa in 1955 PONTIAC 860 VS .... $1·395·00 HE i ~ dr sedrm. Hyrdamatic, Radio, Heater, Foam cush· tons, Undertoated. Like new Condition. · f Dlx._4 dr. sedan. a.dio, '!ll!llter, safety group EZJ glasa, foam tel! cushions, One local owner. Beautiful two tone: green finish, Low mileage. 1954BUICK V85Mclol .... $1,995.00 Uo1madeae~ rial animated 111m for telo· vfaion. Dramatic nedJftll for radiO Wtre prepared by J01eph Sehlld• ALSO SEE THE R~ulor$S9.9,Value • · SALE $19.95' $1.00 down-n---'$1.00 Par Week ~v ..p. Ktrmy .toppeall also wve re. eorded by Roy Ropn, Pt.tU Pace. DoroUty Co II I a 1, Jlecl l'olq, Catalina ope., All lea!hw aeats, radio~ and htr 011e • ~I OWller. " · . llmmy Duranw, Bortniart Clooney, Eddie Fisher; Jo ·StoJ• torcl, Art Llnlr:letter, OIMie MIC· , Kenzie, Pe11t KlrlJ; lJbtr..., Kerb Shriner, Lowell Tbomts aDd: D•~ 'arrow.,.. ThtH 'Ih ,b efU: I ired on radlc. 1taUona acroa the 1 country. ' . 1955 PON~IAC 8 Dlx, ..... $.1;295..00 secjan. We ve IMil'Viced thli car since new. Beautl f2uldr,two tol)e blue. dared. ftnanclally Uon tlnd All~nlraL 21" miasio~. Spotliii!B orlilnol ~with while top. Weeit End Spe.ciols.. ·rv:· ...with Nf\Y "LAZY SUSAN" SWIVEL IA$1 · . ''Nf'! 1 __' ··, • YO!Irtnpr..tow:b IUrao cabinet b _ ....>iewfnl "ll.lhted" Top Front 'nlnin1 • Ahualniood Ttlbe tor dcni'blt-'L--,;;, 1>rftht ,Pfctwe • "Optic ~· BcNa •lli'ew 11upv c~ 1_ •1'. Poww PloDt, moot tn.ubi.!Nt built. ' , .;#· : .' - Jlte MGNTEGO Mahogany fln!sh eb••- .'"""• .....,.., ··- • " ~ ~~~thor ·: .I 2.~: seilan. LCiw mileqe~ l'b)ver Very sharp.· · · ~·· · J.''tllo. Ou caletul ' · Ow \'Or. II" ~LYMQUTJt Dlx•..-.. $1,195-00 219dS3 r aedan. Verv low mlleq,, One careru!' owner Like n&W conditiOn. · · ' 1.949 Pontiac ' dr, Secloh ... , l950 CiHEV, 2 dr. C!lhilcl of twa 19$0 Po11tfac 2 dr S.(oa ... .: . 1?49 c..~l~r.24r· ~on .... . 19.-f?Lhtc.oln 2 clr. ~dan ... . : 9.41}~..,.ti~U ilr,'Seilori: .. 940 Chevrolet 2 .dr. • .... ' )· ' ' . < ~ : • 1952 PLY.uOUTH ' :;Dlx. . . . . . C79S.OQ .. • d .· Jn . ' -< .. r. sedan, Orlllinai' two tone·bltle tinlsft "!' · ' · · • ' ' ~. t 1952 ~ORD V8 VlctJ.rJ.o, ,,. , .·•l.ic$5-0o 2 <k. ~ oue 'I~ ~. · ... ·. , ,, Hard To'p. mOdel. . • •-:- 'I!' 1 t.oou ,Wto: 1eo:r ._ · 1 • 1952 CHEV.It~Cii?ja,id Air··.. $995iOO . care. ,,,.00 Hard Top CJie.·'_Otje ·~_.<owjier. llhowa extra ~ ,. . r' . • c:arrlea lht wUI Join liiiDDLEPORT, OHIO 1953 CHI~lOLET Dlx•.... $1-, 195;()0 2 dr and 4 tlr_II!:QIIIlJ. Low ~e. 011• cateCuJ local own~th lllnl, Poe .his power 11114~ , , 1953 CKEVROLE'i'Be,AI,_.. $1..-.C)o ( r ~ . . .-\.' . . ·{ . • ' 1951 •ulcK.:...: · · . :. - ~. ~· 1953 BUICK Special ....•. $1 ;495.00 , Choice of Super llard Top and 4 dr. Both UCeptiollal ·~f.SJ?.e· Hard \OP DIOd'i. Very low mileaJte, Veri ~m~~ . . CRI1ean ".~ue IIDd 11111. ' 1951 CHEVROLET 2'clr•.... :~ $fi9~4o SP'!I'kijng metaiii~ ~ fj1!1ah,_ ' .. 19$3 qGDGE V8 ,Cuatam .. $1,295.00• jh'. Very, low mileage. Sllarp car. Gyromalic tnnll. 1950 BUIC:K Special : : ...... $59s.oo 1he ~· Tile Center of Ton I .. 1953 PONTiAC$CIIItom .. $1,3?5.00 lrtlstlln • EZI g au. "" ... "' ' ear. ' "TI>o time DEALER STORE . 1949 B,UICK V- Calitury _... $1,3.95.00 ~;ra Cpe 1 · 1Dyn"!,\?t.dfllve. heater, radio, safetY il:raut. Burllvea. Walter Brei'UWI lhd Walter Sleuk. .Dormeyer Mixer-Jujcer , With 5 Piece Utility Knife let ' ' ' ' ' J •• • •- • • • • 4 .dr. Sedan. Original bilcli:finllh. Trilnk. bac,~'io/16. T • i ,; ' ' ' Allllin.w cannon c;w•• ~n 111:MBER FEDIBA.L DEPOSIT . . ..Jiteen .Mor~ .E nter ELBERFELDS ·This way costs LESS ,II • • •' TEMi"r.a T'l'llt I I "1. Alto, sAadro WJLII Ot 6olom, Bert Ponooi, ' ' rector. Cbureh Sehool 10;30 A,' M. Prayer meeting Tbunulay 7:80 ,UDIIOD. MEIGS Mornlq service 10:30. p. m. Followlag a short business ~es­ TONIGHT METHODIST CHURCH, Alll'ed. sitm a social hour was enjoyed METHODIST CHURCII, Rutlmd pastor Rev. R. 'M, Grovea, SdDd•)' Strange Lady Ia School at 9:30 A. M. Lloyd DiiUa- pastor Robert E. Uhter. Sunda~ a11d refreahmerits served by the hos\esa, Mrs. Aaron Kelton. ger, Supt. Worship ~ervice 10:~. School I:JO A. M. Sunday School G-o.riin Dona Revival service beJir,ntng Sunday Supt. Geor1e C.raon. Wortbip Short Charles Bond- who is stationed evening, Sept. 11, with the Rev servlce 10:30 A. M. A juniOr Barn~tte o~ HlUltintton as ev 0 . church Ja ~nducted at the piJ:· at Grut Lakes flew to Parke.rs..tun!q hP-Mr ID gelist. Friday eveninj Sept. t at 50~11e We;dnesday. Thursday and burg and then spent the weekend 7 P. M, MYF ,J>Orly, Tile Loll Bolllldup Friday 7:30 P· m. in Mason returning on Mooday. -Autry Joon- ' ME'l1HODIST CHURCH, Letart THE METHODIST CHURCH, Ewing, dauthter of Mr. , .FIRST B.\ffi'IST CllURCH, Falls, ~mabelle Sopher, paator. of F1to . Syracu•e, ReV' . Robert Linter, Earl Ewing entered Mt. Mfddleport, Rev. C. E. Hoyt, pas- Preachma: aervice, Apple Grove, Busitiees Scbool in Parkerator. Church School ~: 10, ldilon 7:30 P . M.; Preachin g serviee. Dana Winebrenner, Supt. 8:30 A. M. Worship 7 P. :M. Monday an1 -;;;;;;;t;;hi:; '';;;;;;;,;;~;;;;;.;;;.;==;;;; Baker, Supt. Moraing worship PlantJJ 9:30· A. M. service Mtart 1 serviu 10:15 Falls 1():30 A. M. Thursday 7:30, l'u"doy 7:30 P, M, IIYF Wed· , r and Communion neadoy 7:30 .P . M. Sr. MYF Priday CbUdrea.'a story sermon ' "The P. M. Evangell1tie serVIce· ' East Junior clllolr practloe 7:30, · ( Greate.n;t Gift We Can Give ser· Letart T~unf!.ty 7:30 P. ~. _ FIRST BAP'l'IST CHlJRCH al mon taplc "Tbe Master's Memor\ FREE MEJTI!ODIST , ClllniCH Pomel'Qy. Cbureb School 9:30 A. ial"; ·7:30 Evening worabip Harry Baka!putor. taiq.e~ · ~~!tr: M. Prayer meetina Wednesday "Where Ia the God of Elijah?" 7:30 P. M. Tuesday G P. M. Lovejoy Circle UB CHURCHES,' Letart Falb, Mr. and Mn. Robert .. I.Je\'lag picnic, Roadside Park: Wedaes· Rev. RoJer Martin, pastor, Sunday day 7:30 Midweek Prayer service; and family, Huntintton, &pl!lat ·tbe School 1:30 A. M. Worship ser8·30 Senior choir; Thuraday Busy weekend with tbelr patenll, lfr. and Mrs. Adlai Llevlng and . Mr. vice 7 P. M. Cbristian Endeavor ~ ~ Bee Cl11ss at church. alternate ·sundays at 7:30 P. M. and Mrs. Roscoe Rousb. ' THE MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH OF NAZARENE, Sy. Raiph Picken.! is reportetf CHURCH, Middleport, Rev. N. D. pastDJ", Rev. L. M. Larr:i· racuae, Mr. and Mrs. Rankla Hlrrta Borden pastor. Bib!~ School 9:1e more. SundS.y School 9:30 A. II. E'Lyria, 0 ., spent the weetend at Arlena Reese, Supt., Morru.nfil lhe1r home here. 'rhey were ac- Mornina: worship 10:30 A M. worshlp 10:30. · by Mrs. Stara:Watd NYPS at 8:30 P. M. EvaageliatJc bit~~, companied CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIS ser¥iees 7:30 P. :M. Wednesday and daughter, Jeanie, . , ~ TJ.AN UNION, Middleport, Rev. evening prayer service for the Guy F. Sayre, pastor. Bible School midweek •nd Tuesday afternoon 9:30, Odell Manley, Supt. Morn•, pr,yer hour. lng preaching service 10:30; BOUSE OF P:RA YBR, Chester, Evange!Jstlc service 7:30. Sunday S!!hool 9:30 A. M. MornCHRISTIAN SCIENCE SO, iDJ worship 11 A. M. Sunday eveClETY, 144 Mulberry Ave., Pomnlnr worshipy at 8 P. M. Prayer eroy, Morning serVJce 11; Sun. meetiQJ Thursday 8 P. M. day SchooJ 111 A. M. Wednesday _PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Sy· evdlng service at 1!. The public is racuae; Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pa~~o t.linneapoiQ. Minra.-T~.· cordially Jnvited to attend. Read· tor. Churth School 9:80 Robert lnrl!arlotthoentertamg room with side E'ntrance, loworld- includ*r~c ramo. ttJe. Harden, Supt. Evenjnr service at cated at rear of church building, 1r.la:lon. the acreen and ~ 7:30 talk by William Taylor on a open to the public Tuesdays ariU have Jollied li> UliJn& IUPJ)DI'i 0t mission c1mp near Cleveland. Thursdays from 2 to 4 P. M. I.ETART CIRCUlT-Neuo C~op­ the 1950 ablluaJ poUo fund appealJ THE SALVATION ARMY, Midof lhe Slater Ellrabeth ,.._._, eJ: Preaching aervlce SuaJiay P. dleport, J:apt. Glenna BummeD. FoundaUon, · &,~ M. Sept. 11 ·by the pqtor, .Rev. Sunda)· School a!30; Holinf' s~ Elden R. Blake; Letart Falls: meeting 3:30; Open air meetmg 7 Preaching ;ei'vice Sunday even· 1 p. m. Salvatic.n meeting 7:30. lng 7:30 by paator, Rev. Blake; . UNITED ME'I'IIODIST CHURCH Eden: Sunday School 10 A M Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. ' Cia~ meeting 7:'"· In charge of leader, ~==~====~~=£:l~O~.a;o;::C~hr~Js:tl~an~E~n~de:•~••:r:::6~P. • ' Friday, Sf!!ptember 9, 1955 =• ' • 'Cir(Jrch Guild Aids ' · Emergency Squad 0 •' < ;(.·, . ' � 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 9, 1955 clarke george