https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0f1f21c52c4209fa1b61948279d52166.pdf 3d2f33b41a1b4552d2113679c32982a3 PDF Text Text ' ' ' Release Of Reeves Pheasants FIGm:. ~~~~~ In Me1gs county.'to· 8e 0ct 7 NEW YORK-St. 0 dy Deltareo, 141, Brooklyn, point><! .Dariq the pqt nnral JNrt tllouu.nda of -r.lnp.eek ph..,.nll han been ~eased in SW\bfJ~ Ob.to. AlmOit e•el')'one will atrM aow that tbe f"iDpeQ: ill aoJ adapted to aoutbem Ohio condtUou and lt !1 useleu to eontiJJ.ue •toetbal tbla Q1te ol P~Dt. ' B.ecogniain& thillitwitiOII, the Ohio Dirialon of Wildlife ~arted a proaram a few yeara 110 to at· tempt to find • pheasant Whlcb ~u adapted to Ohio's hill COt.ln· u,. Tbe D---vee' pbeuaat may be tbe IDI'Wtr to pheasut bUDtiDJln aou\~ern Ohio. There are over 150 different varteUa of pbeaiWit.a ill the world today, ud mast ot tbeiD" are D!i· U" to Chlaa. Reeves' pbwant •1 .. one o tbeae varieties and ia u.Uve to the wooded hUJ.s and tDountaina or eentral and QOJ't:herll Cb1Da. Unlike the rlna:neelt, 1Jeev11' Inhabit only forested •eu. Here tbey Deet, near their MEIGS T-.·Wod. Oct. 4-J VIolent Saturday Cfnem~se.- VIctor Metur• p:~~rs Nlck's-Pad CTtchnlcolor) Richart~ • •• • ;roua8, ~ I.Dd teed •u•nmer Oalr durlai tbe late ... dp they occaa.ionally move into wooalaaa ~learlnez to feed. They are similar to arowe in that tbey babltullly roost Ja trees at night, and tbeir diet consUlts of acorns, wild ll'ape, sumac and variou.1 w;.~ed .seeds and berries. Reeves' are aUJbtly Jarser than ringnecks ·aad. -are yellow, bJack and wblte in color. '!'he eoeltt ue not· ed (or their extremely long tail, whlcb measures 3·:5 feet in length. Despite their :size they are fa.st and. strong Dn the wing, ud dodie tbrough trees and brush with amazing speed. These birds have been aucewtu!ly introduced into pam ol Europe and Scotland, wher"' they provide excellent wing • •• Oot. 6-7 Man Wllboul A Slor nur&.•Prl. Lane, out 140\i, • Muskegon, Mteh. 10 NO'M'INGRAM, Eng.- Younr Martin, 110~4 Spain, knocked out Dai Dower, 110¥.!:, wales, 12won European flyweieht title. PROVIDE~CE, R.l-Tlm Jones t••" ' IN71, N ewar k , N , J ., OUt POID tcu Bob Bolton, liW, Providence 10. N!W ORLEAN8-Wllhe Pas trano, 175'n: , New Orleans. out }lolnted Paddy Young, 171 ¥4, New York, 10. - - -- - - - - - - - 7. The pubhc i5 tnvJted to atlend tbeee releases, and anyone inter ested Jn doing _, 0 shoul<l contact the district wildlife office in At b A H J h 1 ens, or · oac lm, Me g:; County Wildlife Managemen : Agent, Cor time and locatio!!.. In event of ram the releases will be Ohio, m southern Oot. 6-1 Tburs.·Prl. Soldier Of Forttme <In TachnlcDior) Kirk Doual•a Mnnt Cr1ln lllorto CfnemMt'IOH (Ttchnlcolor) Suun HIYW•rd Cllrk G•blte industry Were on eald that the q:eada of t,be .·,Soutb~astern should be rftegionaJ CoullCJI roeetiDI .held roa.da TbiJ4day ll!veojDJ at the Cambrian erected , Hotel lD. Jaebon. Some 120 who a city a,tteoded 'bear~~.to\l{ industrial u:- to perll pres,en[ tbe prO(r~m unde~: vices te tbe dlreetlon ot DtOderator, ~ou be. atttu.,.t ~~~·;~~::J:; Hockberf, lfrlt Vli:e pre.si,Jient ol does not bave ":.·.~~· !~.~ 1~1'!' , .,. the council aqd a to.P oftieial of try to lri~atf: 4o th;e Goodye(ll" :Alomlc COi'po,ratlon wOue schooia , w~ch operates the Pike County could at art 1 mechank plaD\. , cal trades- to way for Tbe four principal apeaker& large group of trained worker.a were Wayne Fletcher, director of wbom an Industry to indul!ltrJll aevelopment for the operate. CbesajtUle and Ohio Railway, Prior to whG&e subject Watl "What An [A- enjoyed a 1 dt1$trial PrO.pect Thinks of Your Colonial. Town"; Jolin Frank, director of president, area .dev-=lopment of the , Columbus Southern Ohio Electric Co., whose aubj~t was "Ah Your .Munh;lpal Services Adequate?" L. inOustrlll H. Duncan, ge.oeral aJiDt. of the Norfolk and ~stern RailWaY,' Who gave remarks ' on "Do :rQp Really HavF ~ tudustrlal ~~tei'~ and Bob Wolfe, assistant tladustrial development eonau.t~t of the Ohio Power Co., WtioJ~ ' tORit wu "Can You Anawer. An Industrial Prospect's Labor Supply Q\lestlons?" rte~bet stated that eompeh tlon Will be responsible for all IUcteQ ot this country in the future • well aS in the past. He sta~·. that a)mo.st every communltr.. it alter new industry and th~ community which gets the nod will bt the one. with a satisfactory labor climate, good schools, g~d cJty covernm.ent, streets, roads and cewage system. .frank told the group that competition to a:et new jndwtry Was n,ver to\a:het. To get the Plants 1t requires real, promotion on both th'e 1tate and local level he aaJd, 4dding that it is UR to' the COJllmul)lty to deeide i£ n"'ew 111.duatry is . wortb new schools, a a~wqe PIRnt, and recreation facdltlea as well "' 10 cnl.rged water a~pply, Stek.,-a of plant sites are' interested In prot~ve servlcs auch as fire. poli(:e, insut"anct rates, and zoning Jaw.s re. qulred .by many new Pfanta to protect the PJants and home.a Of worken:, he said. DUncan s.po.ke of th~ roads that were e,s.sen.tl~l for new Wants 1-le e Weather • ••• - Mrs. Cloyd Bartholomew were married urday, Sept. 17th, in the , Shortt Mark's Church. The young eD,aaple left Immediately afler ttle_t-ere· BIDS RIIQUESTER FOR STOCK OF THE CROW BROS. r. mony for two 1 week wedding tri p to New York and BermUda by au·. The new MrB Bartholontew was wearing a blue hni!D au1~ POULTRY. INC, Sealed bldt will be acceptEd. by HERBERT W. WYANT, HARIIISONBURGJ..VIRGINIA, A'ITORNEY with black accessories and tbe whJtf orchid from her bridal bouquet when they teet. The couple wil,l be at home ~ o their friends al 1020 Dcnmson .St, FOR PEOPLES CHEVROJ.E·4·, ,Incorporated, in liquid· aUon, to be opened on October to, 1955, on the !OI· lowlnJI stock lo be iold logelbar Jn bulk: IndJanapoha, after October 3rd. 5o oharoo of the eommoq atoell of the Crow Bros. 1vo1. Vtl No. 145 Phone 397 •nd October dmg were: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bar- of -Charle1 ton; tholomew, parents of the groom, Jan of ' Maj. Gen. A DIVOUT C.thollc, JDdua:rdo, Lonardl, long-time toe ot ou.eted Prealdent Juan D. Peron, .1.1 the provJalonal Preai.. dent of Argentina. lte led the revolutlon which forced Peron to tu!P. Charles LEhvis 1:1nrl Loram 8uer 1 lh lot 309, Middleport to Reuben and Thelma Collins. (ln.teraatfotiaiJ .- :C,¢lnd,itio:n 'Excellen. OAKLANIJ, Calif. UP-An .ad- \Qn .tiMi 1of1 ,_,.,~ , .yoif,ll'ao ~ : 1 $ P EC. I AL'l Z .E D ·w.~i~ent · Whfel llilitiiee , BrakeSeJ'Wee·' H~d~ht Adjtlaltnenl , · Hackittt~s 4$ quickly convarted to a giant fifth burner for cannjng and stewing. Of course, like all good GAS Ranges-the. Universal offer'$ you tha are: What school.l accom.plish? ean we organ&e effiCiently and 3. What are our needa1 4. How lai\St. It givea so much luxury: lor •• lillie. ~e 11»4 C()(l¥JI'IO ~~ig-s~ Rep~ntati~e lsN~e.l ~,... r~~reo~~ .. .I ' '. . j 1. ' • · To LegiSI•five Stl!dy CoJIIm~ion Repte41Dlat.ive G~rge A. .ij:eln- titior, arid wprtman's Jompensahai1 Of Meigs Coun~r. 0)1~01.~ was tion and( labor reJa· notltled today th11t be bas been Uons . Repreuntaof Franklin. appoin.ted a member of thf bbio tive Horace Lll!~islatlvc Service Co":'Ir,Jl~i~n 'to Countf waa: cbairman. m~ke a ~Study or Otl1o,s G9mpenThe wa's announesatioa,.,.laws. self-msurlng eo;trlpe- ed by Cloud, Speaker of ' / ' ,. .' . ·I . SEf ·YOili UNIYElSAL GAS RANGE DEALER ANQ . I 1111111 iutoada . . . work, radiators and nation'& aluminum ll&llge," Mr. 1lboades pointed out, "bu tremendous s~g~~ifieance. It will enable Kaiser Aluminum to streagtbep its compeUtlve and aervi~e po.Smon_ II a Modern. Automatic GAS vr.. al~il1f"1 products;" trun;· griD Another of the many glamorou1 Universal fec~tures i$ the h.:mdy gnddte lop which ' ttl llavenswiJOd." other applieatlons. In loil, larJe gains are anticipated in item• such u dispo&able food contain!:!'& wbere 1 three to four-fold growth is 9pected." "'The Rlvenawood plant's een· tral location-wltllln a 500-mile ndiua of more tW '70~ of the needle. You luat can't find a "hot &pot" on the range. ' ductJ to 1133.SOO.G\f0 poundl. ~w;ninum lilbeet and foil will in· tt-else substantially," he declared. "One out.taading ex.ample of the anticipated pin ror aluminum .1heet usage is In automobilM-Id on all bumerL This brand new pilot an the Univeraal ia no larger ,than the tip of a hypodermic: cange "In addition, the adva.nt11ceoua location of tbe Raven1wQOil worb on a 2500-Kre site oa thf Oblo Blver greatly eouolidates the company's direet line ,.,.. mater· ial ~S&et~Jbly flow in Ill ore-tomartel operahona. Some &,000 miles of current freight haul will be ehmmated on l!ibeet shlpmeatR to a major port10n of tbe market. Freigbt c01t.1 on this movemerl't will be reduced by Ete%," be dedared. "'This flow stan. from tbe com.o paa.y's bauxite m~nes In Jamaica. abeetin Ute d "We for •fe coidfde'nt tba' next five ]'eats tbe market ~or pilot lighb are streamlined to make your cooking cooler ••• to give you foster, positrv& lrg~ting automatic type cooking. Make certain your next ••nn with ....... e. ditional 13 million dollm bas beat allocated bJ Kaiser _,lumiawn • Cb~e.J C«p. to enlarge and eor:nplete itt bil lluminurrr plant at Ravena..-ood., W. Va The t!ODlpuJ' uaouneed Tue.sdaJ that it hopei to have the plant eoptpleted II a fully mtearated 1heet •ad loil rolling mill by early 110'7-more than a year ahead of the orieioal time table. Vice Preaideol D. A. Rhoades said tbe bvpswood works will represent an lavstmeat of 1ome 100 millaon dollan, tbe fint offi· elll statement oa' the eost of the project. He •110 revealed th.at anticipated annual produttlon baa been inereued by more than onetowth·from 250 •illion pound! of eommerel~ abeet aaft foil pro- ' reoamg m• way 1n moaorn cookmg features. Even the not been motched by other ....,., clou<ly The ore Is shipped to our Baton Rouce, LDubiau, plant wbieh proreues it inro alumni& for ute at the 400-mill.ioo pound aanual capacity reduction plant It Chalmette, near New Orleana, which iD turn will supply Pll alulllblum It wdl be the l&tgest aluminum "Ordh. tot.allnl more than flbric~tint pllllt b.uilt in tbe Da- Ql-mtUioa. have llread)t been hon m the pUC 10 1f!A!S placed for major itema of (!(luipEsplaiuiq the deciaion to es.- ment and eoollruetion wom for pud the RaYeDIWOOd worb even the Step U upansion of Raftftlo Wore Jti eo.mpletlon, Rhoades woocl," ilfl'. Rhoade.a aMoun~ed. Jl.id tbe ~m'I.DJ' was "confldeot United Engjneerin& A Foundry that ia the JK~~~.t .five yeara tbe Company, PIU.sburefJ., Pa., l.s market for~ oJ}l,min11Dl sheet and building 1 168-ioeb bot reveni.n.J foil wtllloei:NM qbstant1aUy." mill, wl)ich wiU be f.be aluminWD On eom~n the Ravenswood industry'• lareest, ad 1 · tocJ...i.Mh miU will be the laq:eat capaci.ty 5--stantt, 4-Hi contlliab&U bpi: 'mill . alummum ,fabricating plant to be Lewia Foundry, DivilriU.{of Bill'· bu1lt in the United States since Knox Comp.aDy, PittabLii'P, h ., World War 11. aas been awarded 1 contraet ''Tbe ~Jeebioa to expand R.av· calling for two 4-HI cold milh, a enswood Iuter and on a lara:er 72-inch 2-Btand tcale tbu rll'lt planned is baaed stand on c:ontin-.cd mcrease itl~d.. UNIV8R8AL OA8 iiAN08 IN8TANTLY-WITHOUT FAILI ond economy that, haa Hill! $75 MiJJion Allocated For Enlargement At' Ravenswood THI8 TINY N8W ..ILOT, LIOHT8 TH8 'tnportant GAS excluslvu-the greater speed, controllab ility ""'! n~ll;-~·,l'!··;~~ctors R.e port ~Ike's · ·.SAFETY SI!!RVICE · PO~l', OHio 'The beautiful new automatic Got Ranges are Single Pltotte 398 Out of town gUests for the .:wed- Poultry Company, lneorporaled, wllhoul par value, Lelart l'aDo, Oblo Certificate No. 7 for co sbares CertlfiHie No. 10 for 10 ahitreo Only unU blda for tho,en.IIN tot will be eonoldered. Tho lOllar reserves the right lo reject any and all bids. and '""""''· 60o. Thu.......,, I l\'lr. and • I OHIO' Clou<ly _. 0111<1 ,..., 11 .. 77. " - _,..,. .. .... .p'lstponed . ot ptleasant tluntmg , ~Aired At SEORC. hobJemt or The Shade River Forest has shooting. ApproJdmately 100 Reeves' 1, b..1'1',,.nvpo;,..sted with signs readm ~ pheasant. are scheduled for re- I . Pheaaants Protected by . Grouse hunter~> are urged lease OQ thl! Shade River State Foreat, M:eigt County, on Odober to look twice before shooting, since Reeves' may be flushed 1n the tame area .as Jrouse The long pointed tall of the Reeves' hen dlstlna:uiahes her from a grouse wblcb .aa a shDrter, rounded tall. Everett Rldg~, Jhsfl'!ct No 4 Wildlife Sur»ervisor, urges everyone to cooperate witt'l the Division of Wildlife to make! lh1s release Rucc~aful. Mr R1dge added TEMPI.B Tues,-Wed. Oct, 4-$ that these experimental releases will determine whether the DlVls Moonfieel ion continues to .relea~e Reeves' ,pbea.santa, «nd perhap.i the future Un T•hnlcaler) P.wut Grift.., GNrge Sanclert l1an I Kenny ., lndu8trial Problems, Views the l,lepte,se~tative:s and · · tbe IA!tislative I~~~~·~~~~~~~ �I • / I • P11geTwo -----,. l OLD OBJECTIVES The Daily Sentinel OP THI MilO$ MAIIQII AlttiA Wednesdav, Oc(ober 5, 1955 The Dai ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohk 'lilchanl L Owen , • , • Gen. Mor. News Commentary •lko NOf to lttvm 111fere Chrbtmas? Pu.bllsbed tvtl'J aft.enooa. ea. (LeslaJtoa Ave., New Yort City, ~ SUJldp bf '!,'Ito Oblo Y~1 18, N. Y. SUbterlptton rates: DeUvery >;.y Beatlllel, IDr., 1t 110 ~echanic l(:arritJ' wbere av1Uable S() cenr'r St.• Pomeroy. 0 . BWJlnW ·omee ~ week: tone year ln advance . G . I..· . 't phooe - . editorl!l ollie, pb~J The f)aity Sentinel office, J1115.60; six months, $7 80; thret: WI. Entered u second d ill mall· tnontbs, $3.90. Jl,y motor route •t tbe poat office at ,.we ,Jvailable: one mQJ)tb, ~~ 8y in1U: one year $8; six m-::mtbiJ, PomeroJ. Ob.lo. Natloa.al aavertlstnJ H p rt'le D- J4.2.5; thre, montha, S2 Go ; one tatlve, Botttnelli·Klmball, Inc • MB moolb, Jt. lq matter 1~~-fAUtori..I .iLet'sCancel The Advertising G CLOSE 2-MONEY SAVING GROOP$-1 , GROUPl GROUP% · NOW S~E PRICE NOW SALE PRICE s.o $15·88 A Cltoloe lleleden of AD New Fino TaUorlng, New Follrlu. HarU.neer, who birthday ' Mo•day, of her ~phew _, Athens~ 'irJ ' .. . .,..t,u ..-·u' qven ,, Turtlmim& ' ' , .New JlaU'I" N.;.llilne . : ! N ALL ~U)RS , \ . • ,, ~ COATS Women's New Foil OOTS 'of n.t. .,.._ eu_~ . lnd eerly fall ' falnlu In o ..... ~... potter'no, fl"''! ~IOf!O!IO •r.l-. W.nh up to Sh • v ..... nfyou like ....,. 25~ •· to MW lnd tr~•. this II'OUP It r ..nt ..... .,..,,. Sl.y!H of................-·i . . . ----of Now Is the time,. buy your . . . fell f!:N't and HW 1 plentv. ''M ftlltrla P•rfltct t•lloring. You'll find tho COlt Moolo......olyfw ...... - Famous, Beautiful -.... R•!l• 59c LINGERIE lnclucllnt Barbbon~ Artllmlt 1nd ' , Famous Nationally ' ~dvertised :Quadriga PRINTS. 39C Rag .Rugs PAJAMAS GOWNS ROBES Llrw ... . $1.99 33~ea . now . .LADIES SPECIAL GROUP ' ' FINE C01TON PLISSI!, CREPE ANDBAYON • ' .., 33c Crow Keglers .19c Keep Loop Lead At Pt. Pleasant .29c PT PLEASANT, W VA Th1 s one. provided pn oar of Crows Chic ks of Pomeroy took mystery · "Girl who per-9uaded bc1y ovor undl!puted po ~sess lon of tu t llke brindle but! Is known An- Urst place m the Pt Pleasant swers to marne or Bwter 11nd 1.s City Bowling League last '11mrs· blaelt wJth white chest " do~ night· in api te of the fa ct that .48c gam ~ i',o m~loO,t" eltlr.~ 9C1c Values To $1.99 REMODELING SALE OF SPRING . s' KNIGHT · ... ·HE..E , Ts xx; RAYON PANTIES 39c . prittty ,.,.., eGlon 1M whit., In X, XX, D-d XXX tiHt onlr. A berplnl • ' Fine QuaUiy, Plain and hney Pin wale Corduroy s... . . 88c - .' CHENILLE Bedspr~clds ' Victory 011 Company lost three in a row to Pt P leasant Hardware, and as a re, ult th e Chicks Regular $4.98 Volue ~~:."v lel.d lil the circuit. · , The Chlckl: l ost th e first two illMet in l pite of soud s ~or es a ~ 0. D Tennant came t}lroush wit h 9t 8 and 928 to arid 87'7 rolled by ' trim So.. ot lflHion F•st colon, 36-Jn wide. up .. on ... thlrd . . . . YARD th ey lost two out of thl·ee games ~ o a red hot 0 D. Tennant favc. took a slim one BIG ASSORTMENT WOMEN'S X, (XX SIZES .. ~YON UNDIES· , .,33c ea. ..... De Vol_,_....,., .. N PRINCESS SLIPS I first 4UIII" CAY·- In 1 v•rloty ef sly&.s and m1tw1: • .. .._. Yertr"t . . . IM. .rL Wide cheiA YOU Wlnt In tt.ls fl~~~~t troup; All ..,.. fell peH•rn• and plela color. • • ~ - F1mou1- Qutdrlga c\ot~ ~our unr...trlctH cholco of our ontl,., stock - ncrW et ttils · ' oriJ ·lOW, low !H'Ict. SIVO UP te 11.1 . ' " newspapers For g()me re-as on, someone a) w&yf , hq,11 11 "room for nml to unmarried filld with hot llnd cold running w~ter. " One of Jhe rf.rltles was· "l<'ur sale, man's large de11k, sccroh ry w1th drawo t·a." · •• .$3.88 J . . n • .M..-1% woo~ ~~ony-· PLA.I1) BLANKETS $4.88 CQSTUME JEWELRY . ' Now 2 for $1.00 Red done in Anotber · ,aonllf turned .. '' 10:l8o--5% Plaid I ' •'' 72x84-.5% WOOL Plaid Bit~ VALUESTO $7.95 ' lxtro h~ovy plofd doubr. "'•.....,. 1ft orolfY oUtol Mt•on. btrol I•,.._ tin. n.a4 ancl sal• prl~ to 11ri r.eu ••ell.r or PLAIN & FANCY Men's N.ylora"Soeks50Cpr FAMOUS llfG BUCK HEAVY Denim 01ingin'MI .• $1.59 MEN'S One Lol MEN'S BE'l'TEB QUALI'I'Y Dresi Trouilen ; .. pr. $4.88 1 I ~ ' I F\ILL SJZE ' I ' ro_q . RUBBO Be" Pillows. DIES SHOES hwe MW-Yoluee to $7.95. luy MW and S.v• at SHfflen $3.00 .'' �I • / I • P11geTwo -----,. l OLD OBJECTIVES The Daily Sentinel OP THI MilO$ MAIIQII AlttiA Wednesdav, Oc(ober 5, 1955 The Dai ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohk 'lilchanl L Owen , • , • Gen. Mor. News Commentary •lko NOf to lttvm 111fere Chrbtmas? Pu.bllsbed tvtl'J aft.enooa. ea. (LeslaJtoa Ave., New Yort City, ~ SUJldp bf '!,'Ito Oblo Y~1 18, N. Y. SUbterlptton rates: DeUvery >;.y Beatlllel, IDr., 1t 110 ~echanic l(:arritJ' wbere av1Uable S() cenr'r St.• Pomeroy. 0 . BWJlnW ·omee ~ week: tone year ln advance . G . I..· . 't phooe - . editorl!l ollie, pb~J The f)aity Sentinel office, J1115.60; six months, $7 80; thret: WI. Entered u second d ill mall· tnontbs, $3.90. Jl,y motor route •t tbe poat office at ,.we ,Jvailable: one mQJ)tb, ~~ 8y in1U: one year $8; six m-::mtbiJ, PomeroJ. Ob.lo. Natloa.al aavertlstnJ H p rt'le D- J4.2.5; thre, montha, S2 Go ; one tatlve, Botttnelli·Klmball, Inc • MB moolb, Jt. lq matter 1~~-fAUtori..I .iLet'sCancel The Advertising G CLOSE 2-MONEY SAVING GROOP$-1 , GROUPl GROUP% · NOW S~E PRICE NOW SALE PRICE s.o $15·88 A Cltoloe lleleden of AD New Fino TaUorlng, New Follrlu. HarU.neer, who birthday ' Mo•day, of her ~phew _, Athens~ 'irJ ' .. . .,..t,u ..-·u' qven ,, Turtlmim& ' ' , .New JlaU'I" N.;.llilne . : ! N ALL ~U)RS , \ . • ,, ~ COATS Women's New Foil OOTS 'of n.t. .,.._ eu_~ . lnd eerly fall ' falnlu In o ..... ~... potter'no, fl"''! ~IOf!O!IO •r.l-. W.nh up to Sh • v ..... nfyou like ....,. 25~ •· to MW lnd tr~•. this II'OUP It r ..nt ..... .,..,,. Sl.y!H of................-·i . . . ----of Now Is the time,. buy your . . . fell f!:N't and HW 1 plentv. ''M ftlltrla P•rfltct t•lloring. You'll find tho COlt Moolo......olyfw ...... - Famous, Beautiful -.... R•!l• 59c LINGERIE lnclucllnt Barbbon~ Artllmlt 1nd ' , Famous Nationally ' ~dvertised :Quadriga PRINTS. 39C Rag .Rugs PAJAMAS GOWNS ROBES Llrw ... . $1.99 33~ea . now . .LADIES SPECIAL GROUP ' ' FINE C01TON PLISSI!, CREPE ANDBAYON • ' .., 33c Crow Keglers .19c Keep Loop Lead At Pt. Pleasant .29c PT PLEASANT, W VA Th1 s one. provided pn oar of Crows Chic ks of Pomeroy took mystery · "Girl who per-9uaded bc1y ovor undl!puted po ~sess lon of tu t llke brindle but! Is known An- Urst place m the Pt Pleasant swers to marne or Bwter 11nd 1.s City Bowling League last '11mrs· blaelt wJth white chest " do~ night· in api te of the fa ct that .48c gam ~ i',o m~loO,t" eltlr.~ 9C1c Values To $1.99 REMODELING SALE OF SPRING . s' KNIGHT · ... ·HE..E , Ts xx; RAYON PANTIES 39c . prittty ,.,.., eGlon 1M whit., In X, XX, D-d XXX tiHt onlr. A berplnl • ' Fine QuaUiy, Plain and hney Pin wale Corduroy s... . . 88c - .' CHENILLE Bedspr~clds ' Victory 011 Company lost three in a row to Pt P leasant Hardware, and as a re, ult th e Chicks Regular $4.98 Volue ~~:."v lel.d lil the circuit. · , The Chlckl: l ost th e first two illMet in l pite of soud s ~or es a ~ 0. D Tennant came t}lroush wit h 9t 8 and 928 to arid 87'7 rolled by ' trim So.. ot lflHion F•st colon, 36-Jn wide. up .. on ... thlrd . . . . YARD th ey lost two out of thl·ee games ~ o a red hot 0 D. Tennant favc. took a slim one BIG ASSORTMENT WOMEN'S X, (XX SIZES .. ~YON UNDIES· , .,33c ea. ..... De Vol_,_....,., .. N PRINCESS SLIPS I first 4UIII" CAY·- In 1 v•rloty ef sly&.s and m1tw1: • .. .._. Yertr"t . . . IM. .rL Wide cheiA YOU Wlnt In tt.ls fl~~~~t troup; All ..,.. fell peH•rn• and plela color. • • ~ - F1mou1- Qutdrlga c\ot~ ~our unr...trlctH cholco of our ontl,., stock - ncrW et ttils · ' oriJ ·lOW, low !H'Ict. SIVO UP te 11.1 . ' " newspapers For g()me re-as on, someone a) w&yf , hq,11 11 "room for nml to unmarried filld with hot llnd cold running w~ter. " One of Jhe rf.rltles was· "l<'ur sale, man's large de11k, sccroh ry w1th drawo t·a." · •• .$3.88 J . . n • .M..-1% woo~ ~~ony-· PLA.I1) BLANKETS $4.88 CQSTUME JEWELRY . ' Now 2 for $1.00 Red done in Anotber · ,aonllf turned .. '' 10:l8o--5% Plaid I ' •'' 72x84-.5% WOOL Plaid Bit~ VALUESTO $7.95 ' lxtro h~ovy plofd doubr. "'•.....,. 1ft orolfY oUtol Mt•on. btrol I•,.._ tin. n.a4 ancl sal• prl~ to 11ri r.eu ••ell.r or PLAIN & FANCY Men's N.ylora"Soeks50Cpr FAMOUS llfG BUCK HEAVY Denim 01ingin'MI .• $1.59 MEN'S One Lol MEN'S BE'l'TEB QUALI'I'Y Dresi Trouilen ; .. pr. $4.88 1 I ~ ' I F\ILL SJZE ' I ' ro_q . RUBBO Be" Pillows. DIES SHOES hwe MW-Yoluee to $7.95. luy MW and S.v• at SHfflen $3.00 .'' �' ' ..... .' Intersectional Gaines .. . ---- Ohio .S't.OReS: ~~~ . • f•t~ 9' 1UwiNCI tAU Notre Daine Is Favored ·By Two PoiOtsOVer Miami 8r; ~01 SARGII . . 'naUonll teloeut of any· one pme Unrt.d ,,... SPM't• Wr1tw. "'""'--the odiil maken look at it thb A . ~upJ.e . ot iiltenecUanal way: Hoi)' CrDit and CQJgat.e, .-am~ tnvolvmg three. of the top stronr Eastern candidate•, are 10 r~lr:ed teams, feature this r11te.d. even· Wilconsln. whieb eomlog , weekend's eoUe1e foot· moved up ltth to nlntb1 in Nil p'n;leram beginni~ wlth ~he the rankihft this week, is a stV· · Notre D.amc-U~Versity of Miami en-p_oiat. P}t!k over PUrdue, rank~ clash Frlllaf rught. ed 18th, in a Big Ten game, and Tbe bi.sh, rl!ioked fiftb and our- Coloradb~ is a seven-point choice ling 1 l().. game winning streak over Oregon in a game which · euryitlt over from tho 1954 sea· can be H!en in the Rocky MounIbn, are onli two point favorites lain and West Coallt areu over the . lfurrieanes, who are Heri'a how other leading gambanking o.a a win to gatn national et figure aeeording to area: J'IBCOgnition. Enst: Penn State 13 over VirMichigan, ran~Jed 1econd be- gi~iaj Dartmouth and Brown, !lind Maryland, meets sixth-rank- even ' Harvard seven over Cornell. eel Army in the second big inter- Prin~etcn, bY 'la over Pcnnsyl1¢etional game of the weekends. vanta and Yale by 13 over Colum1'he Wolvennes, leading: contend- bia in Ivy Jeague act1on; 12th fl'8 for Big '1\!n honors, have ranked" Navy by se¥en over Pittsltever beaten Army and the game ~urgb, and Syracuse by 13 over is rated a tossup. Boston University. SMU Ovtr Mluourl In three other lntereStiDg games Ohio· State Favor" ~day night, the odds makers Midwest: Cincinnati by six P.ve installed SMU a 14-point over Xayier; Minnesota ~y six ebolce over Mis..souri, picked over Northwestern , Ohio State by llouston by six over Detroit in a seven over , IIUnois and Iowa h1 Miuouri Valley Conference game 13 over Indlanl in Big Ten gam~ • ad made UCLA '1 Bruins, the de- Kansat.: by seve.u over Iowa Statt . 'fendlng national champions who in a Big Seven. game; aniol Mlbbicurrently· are ranlted eighth, solid gon State by seven over S~n­ 27·polnt favorites over Oregon ford in en intersectional olaah, State In a Pacific Coast ConferSouth: Maryland by 21 oVo,r enC!e &ln;le. Wake Forest in an Atlantic Coast In gamel which will be te1e- Conference game; Auburn by eut r<&lionally-there'll be no seven over Kentucky , Missl11sippi State. by. seven over Tulan& and Georgia Tech, ranked fourth, by 10 over Loulsana Statl.l in South,eaatetn CUnference meetlbg!i; Georgia by .11lx over North CdroUna; Florida by 14 over Geora:e Wa!!hingtol'l and Duke, ranlted nth by 19 over William and :S~e For Every Room. ... On FurJ~.ture .. hom •'· M~:~thwes!: • }Oct. 8th . ,. .' • .' ~AC~irr· sso.oo .. ' A NEW ~ ".} • "1 8AFHY sUVWE ~. Pokimo:f iiJliO• ~· ,;_,. • 'r.~W'AID ~ .:, 0:;. ~·ihg.Room Suite .·~ · :,k(:Ondltloll! 11'• will allow you ,50.11!, (!;~ J1i1i11 ri!Om lillie or toueh la·lnll•· ·;'J.Hif~zt.'l:• new lillltei ID a larn variety ~r • .:.i. iiiifq:'Olli: . - . TU:o l!dVanlalle of OiJa offer tedQI ... / ,: . t:rafi!'~r old ln •on a now oulle and nve· , bi!M. . ;,, . . ..• ' ' ~"'!'if~~*. ' • ,. .uore · '1 ked ·rJJ TWO Teams Remam'. D ' , oc' .... , · <!(!, In 'J'ri.County;Bowling Loop 18&-~ are earu ·. , PIIJQD .. . . . . . . .. ~~ · Baylor by seven ov· er Arkansas In the Southwest · ' · , ... 104 Confererice; Oklahoma A&i.rr.f by Two teaiDII were tied for first D•vl.s ---.!-..---- .Jill • seven over Wichila in the Mlaou- place in the Tri-Countt bowlinl Mitch .. -------· 162 146 118 1'1 4 6 ·18'1 . , rl Valley Conference, and Okla-jteague after Mo~~·r night's roll· Hllndlcap , ____ 1,1· 11 . · "!• homa by· seven over Texas; Rlee ing, and two other ·· te•ms wer~ ~T:?;ot~a~l·~·::,·:.:·::i'..!7~9~12736~~73~S~~I_,"'l'~~~=#if;i# by seven ov.e r Clemson: Texas just one game back tted fnr .lle&M by seven over Nebraska and eond pl!!ce. The DaUy Sentinel Texas Chrtstlau by 14 over Alaba- and Obio Valley Electric Comma. pany held the first plaee tie, Wast: Southorn California by while second Street Market and seven over Washington and Calif. Liberty Restaurant were tied for ornia by 19 over second place. State. ·-- - , . The Daily SentiDel. took three games in a row from HoiSum ' OVEC lllree Jtroi~!!'l m New ,'. all.new-Furit'8iJe. '$299.00 A- ; ·- d ': . ',:· · .' .": ] b: ~ >_",.-, ,(· ~ ~~ .. . . ' . .. ,I ·. · , , · ' ' · ' IC-4M! ,... rMMI wrnnt., Ill' wla,.,, ...~., I" -.. PINtiJMf M Mlfii'IIM, WMf •iillil ·GOOD I ~~ .it' .. .atn_pl-. Get. fr,. : lolden. Jlacl our 10 enjoy chit ,-:-;~ I(AIII YOIII( Ht~f Your devil'tlood cako will stay moist longer if you baJ<o it with 'IIUIIIP TO 2S, HOGG & ZUSPAN MAnRIALS, INC. Tum , \II L DaU)' Sentlnel -~- -. 8 Ohio Valle~ Eloctl'tc 8 Llbel'ly Realaurabt 7 Seoond St. Market New York Contr~ T t .667 .1183 5 .1183 Hollum B•kerjl .; •• 3· 10 Tll COUNTY . HO~SUM IAKIRS sU.on --··--·- 1G9 G. Smith --··· 128 Grattt -------- 110 D, SCbllllnl ·- 184 - ·· 11& ••..• 1\0 764 . • ' ( . . ,·. - - '' i ' _I , . - • •• . ..\ . . ·:Of F·.t,r"itur.t . J~oJit~i~te j: o r. O ftfy ·. . .. ' •f .. •f'-:r .... ·~\·_·._,' . ' ' ~ -;·,, . :. • j ' . J' '. .... . ' ' ' .f¥l4 '- ~·:· TTR. E SS .,' . ' . .. ; #L.METAL , .. :lJll>.Nf,.i : ..~'~-QA~$~ " . ' .. ( i : ...:s··. ·~ ~;L : ,E ·.· ·I'· , .. . .,., --··. "· " - .,,·. ··-~· .~ f" ,Jp .. ' . . . toll. w~nt . . ROOM·S .' 2-Pi:~ ·' LiYinq SUlliE '·' ._,_ ONI 9x12 RU:G; 2 T:ABlHAMI'S: 2 END T ~ILD· . s~vl Dowr.:. Per. .t\61' 4 4' G 8 - I •· ' '· y three the Sect'lnd Street Market in Monday night· matches at ·the Pomeroy Bowlin!l ·AUey.s. Paul Cllf£ord led the Sentinel with the hlih series of ·t he cv~n· ing as he totaled 577 on games of 178, 1M ·and 214. Bill Grue.ser totaled 471 with Ted Tedesco hit· 4150 . tlng 451 and Dom Grasso FOr the loserJ George Grate was hilh with 4150 and a 1811 alngle. OVEC had the high series . of the evening wUh 2418 on games or 833, 798 and. 'r1'0. Gene Conde Wlli hith with 1589 and a U15 Btn· rte wlth Griff Durbin bitting 539 arid Oley Swanson 1\ltting 496~ For New York Central, Oscar Smith was hi~h wJth 469 and a 186 high single with Frank John. stpn hlttii:Jg 442 and Dave Jenkina 441. Seeond , Street Market took the last aame from Liberty Restaurant after losing t~e !Jrst two B.!l a· '11 "'pin )Jandlcap enabled tbem to win bY l!J pins. Tom Matthews paced the winners with G16 and a 209 ~~a:h tingle With Rink Men. ehlnt HtttiDJ 491. For the losen Jim Roush was again high as 'he hit 4.77 wlth a high game of 188. ~e · e . .. .EXtra~. t · O • · ~ . .. . ' ...... .1133 .200 .! . \ ' ' 127 105 891 Ill 7T Bit 141 181 400 110 1111 8111 108 11f 888 110 110 880 711 710 2183 5-l»c Dinette:· Slat ... .. YOU'LL WtU. GO .. TIME TO WINTERIZE YOUR CAR NQW o..•ont Ceoling Systam Cleaner ... $t', Jt We.111r Rediator Cl""" . . . . . . . . . 69c Alld 01161 Ruat Inhibitor ......... , .. 4~ Ctoli11g System Protector ........ , , 49c f' DOUBLE bOOR Utility CAll MEr 18-Pc Set of Dis"~ ONE 9x12' RuG ,, .,1 HOUSEHOLD }' QNLY98e ' ,< 49c ., BROOMS 1.00 I. I �' ' ..... .' Intersectional Gaines .. . ---- Ohio .S't.OReS: ~~~ . • f•t~ 9' 1UwiNCI tAU Notre Daine Is Favored ·By Two PoiOtsOVer Miami 8r; ~01 SARGII . . 'naUonll teloeut of any· one pme Unrt.d ,,... SPM't• Wr1tw. "'""'--the odiil maken look at it thb A . ~upJ.e . ot iiltenecUanal way: Hoi)' CrDit and CQJgat.e, .-am~ tnvolvmg three. of the top stronr Eastern candidate•, are 10 r~lr:ed teams, feature this r11te.d. even· Wilconsln. whieb eomlog , weekend's eoUe1e foot· moved up ltth to nlntb1 in Nil p'n;leram beginni~ wlth ~he the rankihft this week, is a stV· · Notre D.amc-U~Versity of Miami en-p_oiat. P}t!k over PUrdue, rank~ clash Frlllaf rught. ed 18th, in a Big Ten game, and Tbe bi.sh, rl!ioked fiftb and our- Coloradb~ is a seven-point choice ling 1 l().. game winning streak over Oregon in a game which · euryitlt over from tho 1954 sea· can be H!en in the Rocky MounIbn, are onli two point favorites lain and West Coallt areu over the . lfurrieanes, who are Heri'a how other leading gambanking o.a a win to gatn national et figure aeeording to area: J'IBCOgnition. Enst: Penn State 13 over VirMichigan, ran~Jed 1econd be- gi~iaj Dartmouth and Brown, !lind Maryland, meets sixth-rank- even ' Harvard seven over Cornell. eel Army in the second big inter- Prin~etcn, bY 'la over Pcnnsyl1¢etional game of the weekends. vanta and Yale by 13 over Colum1'he Wolvennes, leading: contend- bia in Ivy Jeague act1on; 12th fl'8 for Big '1\!n honors, have ranked" Navy by se¥en over Pittsltever beaten Army and the game ~urgb, and Syracuse by 13 over is rated a tossup. Boston University. SMU Ovtr Mluourl In three other lntereStiDg games Ohio· State Favor" ~day night, the odds makers Midwest: Cincinnati by six P.ve installed SMU a 14-point over Xayier; Minnesota ~y six ebolce over Mis..souri, picked over Northwestern , Ohio State by llouston by six over Detroit in a seven over , IIUnois and Iowa h1 Miuouri Valley Conference game 13 over Indlanl in Big Ten gam~ • ad made UCLA '1 Bruins, the de- Kansat.: by seve.u over Iowa Statt . 'fendlng national champions who in a Big Seven. game; aniol Mlbbicurrently· are ranlted eighth, solid gon State by seven over S~n­ 27·polnt favorites over Oregon ford in en intersectional olaah, State In a Pacific Coast ConferSouth: Maryland by 21 oVo,r enC!e &ln;le. Wake Forest in an Atlantic Coast In gamel which will be te1e- Conference game; Auburn by eut r<&lionally-there'll be no seven over Kentucky , Missl11sippi State. by. seven over Tulan& and Georgia Tech, ranked fourth, by 10 over Loulsana Statl.l in South,eaatetn CUnference meetlbg!i; Georgia by .11lx over North CdroUna; Florida by 14 over Geora:e Wa!!hingtol'l and Duke, ranlted nth by 19 over William and :S~e For Every Room. ... On FurJ~.ture .. hom •'· M~:~thwes!: • }Oct. 8th . ,. .' • .' ~AC~irr· sso.oo .. ' A NEW ~ ".} • "1 8AFHY sUVWE ~. Pokimo:f iiJliO• ~· ,;_,. • 'r.~W'AID ~ .:, 0:;. ~·ihg.Room Suite .·~ · :,k(:Ondltloll! 11'• will allow you ,50.11!, (!;~ J1i1i11 ri!Om lillie or toueh la·lnll•· ·;'J.Hif~zt.'l:• new lillltei ID a larn variety ~r • .:.i. iiiifq:'Olli: . - . TU:o l!dVanlalle of OiJa offer tedQI ... / ,: . t:rafi!'~r old ln •on a now oulle and nve· , bi!M. . ;,, . . ..• ' ' ~"'!'if~~*. ' • ,. .uore · '1 ked ·rJJ TWO Teams Remam'. D ' , oc' .... , · <!(!, In 'J'ri.County;Bowling Loop 18&-~ are earu ·. , PIIJQD .. . . . . . . .. ~~ · Baylor by seven ov· er Arkansas In the Southwest · ' · , ... 104 Confererice; Oklahoma A&i.rr.f by Two teaiDII were tied for first D•vl.s ---.!-..---- .Jill • seven over Wichila in the Mlaou- place in the Tri-Countt bowlinl Mitch .. -------· 162 146 118 1'1 4 6 ·18'1 . , rl Valley Conference, and Okla-jteague after Mo~~·r night's roll· Hllndlcap , ____ 1,1· 11 . · "!• homa by· seven over Texas; Rlee ing, and two other ·· te•ms wer~ ~T:?;ot~a~l·~·::,·:.:·::i'..!7~9~12736~~73~S~~I_,"'l'~~~=#if;i# by seven ov.e r Clemson: Texas just one game back tted fnr .lle&M by seven over Nebraska and eond pl!!ce. The DaUy Sentinel Texas Chrtstlau by 14 over Alaba- and Obio Valley Electric Comma. pany held the first plaee tie, Wast: Southorn California by while second Street Market and seven over Washington and Calif. Liberty Restaurant were tied for ornia by 19 over second place. State. ·-- - , . The Daily SentiDel. took three games in a row from HoiSum ' OVEC lllree Jtroi~!!'l m New ,'. all.new-Furit'8iJe. '$299.00 A- ; ·- d ': . ',:· · .' .": ] b: ~ >_",.-, ,(· ~ ~~ .. . . ' . .. ,I ·. · , , · ' ' · ' IC-4M! ,... rMMI wrnnt., Ill' wla,.,, ...~., I" -.. PINtiJMf M Mlfii'IIM, WMf •iillil ·GOOD I ~~ .it' .. .atn_pl-. Get. fr,. : lolden. Jlacl our 10 enjoy chit ,-:-;~ I(AIII YOIII( Ht~f Your devil'tlood cako will stay moist longer if you baJ<o it with 'IIUIIIP TO 2S, HOGG & ZUSPAN MAnRIALS, INC. Tum , \II L DaU)' Sentlnel -~- -. 8 Ohio Valle~ Eloctl'tc 8 Llbel'ly Realaurabt 7 Seoond St. Market New York Contr~ T t .667 .1183 5 .1183 Hollum B•kerjl .; •• 3· 10 Tll COUNTY . HO~SUM IAKIRS sU.on --··--·- 1G9 G. Smith --··· 128 Grattt -------- 110 D, SCbllllnl ·- 184 - ·· 11& ••..• 1\0 764 . • ' ( . . ,·. - - '' i ' _I , . - • •• . ..\ . . ·:Of F·.t,r"itur.t . J~oJit~i~te j: o r. O ftfy ·. . .. ' •f .. •f'-:r .... ·~\·_·._,' . ' ' ~ -;·,, . :. • j ' . J' '. .... . ' ' ' .f¥l4 '- ~·:· TTR. E SS .,' . ' . .. ; #L.METAL , .. :lJll>.Nf,.i : ..~'~-QA~$~ " . ' .. ( i : ...:s··. ·~ ~;L : ,E ·.· ·I'· , .. . .,., --··. "· " - .,,·. ··-~· .~ f" ,Jp .. ' . . . toll. w~nt . . ROOM·S .' 2-Pi:~ ·' LiYinq SUlliE '·' ._,_ ONI 9x12 RU:G; 2 T:ABlHAMI'S: 2 END T ~ILD· . s~vl Dowr.:. Per. .t\61' 4 4' G 8 - I •· ' '· y three the Sect'lnd Street Market in Monday night· matches at ·the Pomeroy Bowlin!l ·AUey.s. Paul Cllf£ord led the Sentinel with the hlih series of ·t he cv~n· ing as he totaled 577 on games of 178, 1M ·and 214. Bill Grue.ser totaled 471 with Ted Tedesco hit· 4150 . tlng 451 and Dom Grasso FOr the loserJ George Grate was hilh with 4150 and a 1811 alngle. OVEC had the high series . of the evening wUh 2418 on games or 833, 798 and. 'r1'0. Gene Conde Wlli hith with 1589 and a U15 Btn· rte wlth Griff Durbin bitting 539 arid Oley Swanson 1\ltting 496~ For New York Central, Oscar Smith was hi~h wJth 469 and a 186 high single with Frank John. stpn hlttii:Jg 442 and Dave Jenkina 441. Seeond , Street Market took the last aame from Liberty Restaurant after losing t~e !Jrst two B.!l a· '11 "'pin )Jandlcap enabled tbem to win bY l!J pins. Tom Matthews paced the winners with G16 and a 209 ~~a:h tingle With Rink Men. ehlnt HtttiDJ 491. For the losen Jim Roush was again high as 'he hit 4.77 wlth a high game of 188. ~e · e . .. .EXtra~. t · O • · ~ . .. . ' ...... .1133 .200 .! . \ ' ' 127 105 891 Ill 7T Bit 141 181 400 110 1111 8111 108 11f 888 110 110 880 711 710 2183 5-l»c Dinette:· Slat ... .. YOU'LL WtU. GO .. TIME TO WINTERIZE YOUR CAR NQW o..•ont Ceoling Systam Cleaner ... $t', Jt We.111r Rediator Cl""" . . . . . . . . . 69c Alld 01161 Ruat Inhibitor ......... , .. 4~ Ctoli11g System Protector ........ , , 49c f' DOUBLE bOOR Utility CAll MEr 18-Pc Set of Dis"~ ONE 9x12' RuG ,, .,1 HOUSEHOLD }' QNLY98e ' ,< 49c ., BROOMS 1.00 I. I �• ' • -- -- Six 'Peg~ • " . . . The Doily Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleport, Ohio - --..~-. I 3 described rul esbte situate WANT ADS in tbe County of Mel&s, in the SLate New Middleport Gard~ Ciub . ' OHicers Instal(~ Mt;mday of Ohio, and In the Townsbip of ~ ~ Salem and bounded and deaeribed u f.ollowJ , vi.J : BeliDDllll ' aJ th'e Northeast eorner at tbe Solltb-:. A Chme&e motlf, earrled out lD port. ud Amattur Gardener• eut quarter. of Seetlon No. · 32, arrangementl of ehryaaa~._~. Cl~ now. TowD.Iblp No. 8. Rante No. 15 _ta a nat1ve of Chi.Da, wu uea 'by • .After tlle i~lltl911, Ur,. the Ohio Company's Pun:hue, Mrs. Ernest )laat Mondaly even· Staz&,'hr, preHDt,.:l the JIYe1 to thence W•st 82\i rods to a ston~ ing wbeu abe uttcWined tbe Mn. Roller wbo proeaen\Bd Mn. corner, thence South 78 rods to a Middleport GardflD Club at · her laeboa wttb a 11ft .iAcl,eorBaJe.. .stone , corner, then~ East 82~ hom e on Lincoln Str_eet. Chin... Coril(u were also ~ven to Mrs, roda to the East hne ot sajd Sec· f1gunnes and coiitaJnen , w~' ~Obert ltelbel, .the Dew lteJional Claulf!M Adl ._...,. br lG A. tJon No 32, thence North on Jald used throucbout the downstalrs Direetor, .Mrl. Stinlbqry, Kn. 123J Legal M. will he publ!alled lbo qme Sechon line 78 rods to the place ' of the Maq horile. , JIJI•.J. lira. Ed1Jird French, a~ u received. WANTED TO 811Y-Lt~J11, Od:, of be"lnninl, containing ~ acres, Mrs James Jackson, Ewi-n;tOD, hoaqnry .... member; Mn. D. B. Poplar, Jtw"ood, PUle,· WaJnul LEGAL NOTICE more or less. Except a ngbt ot out-going Resional Director, wu . ,1 • I· • llatel: 2 eqt.J per Word. OD.I lao Allo Oak. Poplar, Ban•ood Don G. Vale, whrue place or way for road purpose!~ to aqd Jnstalhna officer for<tbe toiiOWibl ~ aerti.oa. Minimum cbarge 60c..lumber, ll'ee:a or di'J'. 4-t, &-4, residence . is •unknown ; the un· from the Northwest quarte:r. or .slate: president. Ml'l. Maleolm Ro1· OCIQ ' ceat.J per word for thre" .u 44., 8-4. Delivered to our known heirs, devisees, legatees, said Southeast quarter o~ Section ler, vier:: president, Mrl, Janiu ) • leclltive i.nJertiou. Special-One moDth for 21 eentt 1'up~n Plalu, Ohio, Jard dtstributee.s, admm11~trators and No 32 20 feet wtd e end on tM Harl ey; secretary, lira. John Zer· , Caab oa delinn. Wr!te or can executors, tf any, of Don G Vale, origmal surv ~y of the Old Da_n· kle, treasurer, ,H. Jubl- "J. • ) par word. WI for partleulara. ":"be Ohio Deceased; Theresa L Vale, whose VIlle and DavLS Mtll road, to-w1t: mg Mrs. Jaek:aon prelelltecl. eaeb , run rate or 2 eeatl oer word wll1 Valle:y Mft. Corp. P!lone Cool- place of residence is unknown; Beginmng about 25 rods West of 0 rr 1cer with 1 eoi'aage of oowera , 'l lrl. Theodore Le,hew and b! clla.nged for advertisla1 tf not taao. 2-J.tf the unknown heirs; devisees, legA· tbe Southeast-corner of the above exemplifymg the vart9 U1 of~p. ' &rl11deol(; Tlddy, f4n. Emma paid for before tht. l$tb of each tees, distributee•, administrators des<'rlbed 40-acre Lot, thence fal· Mrs Gare,n Stanab~ out-JOI.DIJ tietf, Proapect Hut and Mr. mooth rollowiug insertion. ( J and executors, 1f any, of Theresa Iow1ng the meanderlngs of said prestdent, open~d 'tb~ meetlDa Mrs. "'"WllUam: Tbuener ; Grace Vance original surveyed road to tbl! and a report of the p••t ye-~s ..,.e opeDt . Sunday ln '~~ll~m~buo 1:rron io AdvertisiD&-Should be FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED L Vale, Deceased h u Bradbury, w Gse place of rest· sald Northwest quart er of the satd work was given. Mn. Bomer J: wltb :Mr. and Mn . ~ Vfilliam Lehew reported lml);ediai'Jl.J. The Dally liOVSE for rent. 127 Butternut, dence is ~14 Fvunh Avenue, Southeast qu8,rter of Section No. RusseU Mrs. Walter Harris and tDd eon. Beatinc=l w:iU Dot be responsible Pomeroy. Close in town Huntington', West Virginia; the 32, the same to be ke pt fenced Mts.s H'ame Zerkle members of •Mr. aad Mn. John Schmidt of for more thaD ODe lDCOrreet ln· 10-4-6tc unknown heirs at law and next o n both sides and open clear the l'{,ay 3 aod Me.:Di ~ommittee CoJumbUJ are lbe R~ of her 1 ...Uon. FURNISHED F.OUR·ROOM House of kl.n of Anna C Williams, an through the lands hereby c:cm.vey- ' reported more than. railed aliter, Mrl. 'GOOdwin. 'Card of Tbaokl aad Speoelll N~ with ·bath. Phone 330-M. Incompetent Person, w1U take no- ed is hereby reserved to the durmg the yell! IJD. variOua (DODIJ , W_~eken(i IUtsb o1. lin. Myrtle Uces o! Everats prtnted at rei(U 1q-4-3tc tiee that on the 9th. dBy of Sep- grantors of th1s deed and to thetr makmg projeeta. The Club ree;!Y· llicG111ipd son, George, a~d lam· Jar c1asslfied r1tes. Obituariea :-'--:--- - - -- - - .I t,mber, 1933, Carl Gol'lby as heus and ass1gna for ever, Rf.fer- ed second prlze for the. ttoai tMy i17 Were . Mr. lbd Mn. Frink pa~lishM at 1 eent per word. Rooms for permanent guests Guardian of the Person and Es· cnce Deed ' Vol. 82, page 487 of entered in the 11NS5 Broller 1• WoOIUtJ (Patricia Hicks), Akron. ('barged Adl rf('tlved by maU or showers, $20.00 weekly Rooms tate of .Anna G Wllliams, an In- the Deed Records, Me1gs County, t1val parade and Ml'l. Stansbury Mnl.. Myrtle Hicks ud 100, telephone 1ivea careflll .Uen· wlth running water and toilet, c~mpct,ept P~~son, bemg plaintiff, Ohw. thanked, Mrs. RoUer, Mr-1. H. L George, and Jack Thomas 1 pent tloa $17 50 weekly. Martm Hotel f1led h1s petition •n the _Probate PARCEL NO. 4· The foJiuwfng French, Mn:. E. M. Wood, HaUle lut Thursday lo DJyton with the Phone 396 11).4-tf Ceurt, Me1gs ,county, Oh10, Case described ret~l estate, situaJe in and Nellie Zerkle, Mr. aad Mrs. former)1 son, HoUle Green at No. 16960 agamst the above namthe Coun~y of Met~s, m the State John Zerkle, Mrs. Jame. Harley, Tbom11 Hoapltal. Mr. Green. was I {I WAYNE GIBBONS ed partles , and others as defend· of Ohio and in the TGwnshlP Of Dew~y and Gordon Guthrie for reported as mueh improved. His FOR RENT- One 7-room HOUSE ants, allegmg that _t he sa1d Ward, Salem and bounded and descrlb- their assistanee fot the float. Tbe addreu ii !I'htimu H08pital, V. A. NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS- • wtth bath on Lincoln llill Fur· Anna C, Wllhams, 1s the owner of ed as follows: viz ' The Northwe11t year's report also lnc,luded the Center, Ward 21-E, W. Third St. PLEASE CALL 631().M IN I Rl/Jhed or unfurnis hed Garage' the followm g descn lled parcels of Quarter of the Southwest Quar- red bud trail project which wu D!yton. , STEAD OF 21Y1-M. GEORGE and laundry in connection. In· real estate: u ter of section 26, Township 8, star~ed eighteen years aao a.nd b Mr. and 14nl· tdward KJoes MOWREY. 10+3tc quite Ewing's Store or phoQe PARCEL NO, 1, The fplluwJ~.. R ange 15 in the Oh io Compan)'>•l carrted out by both ~he Middle- have returned to their home in 133 or !J23.J. 9·29--tf descnbed real es~ate situated m Purchase, ccmtammg 40 acrn Youn'ptown, after a visit wfth bis BOTTLED GAS-lDalallaUon and. Salem Township, m the County _of more .or tess, beiM·' the . aame LIGAL NOTICI lather, He:nry Kloea, and other service. See UJ for pr1ces. RUT. 2 five room modern APART· MeJgs and State of Ohio, to~wJt · tract of land sold at public • aale Sealed Bids will be received by relatlvee. MENTS, with laundry and gar. LAND FURNI'IURE at Rutland.. quarter o.t th e by J. A Willock, Sheriff of Mr. ud u-. Charles Mel·nb•rt age. Phone 310-M. A. N. Be111eL Thethsouthwest t t N0 the Board of County Comminloo ....,... ., 0 f s t 10 9-lJO.tl sou eas ~uar er ec " Mo•g.s County, Otuo, to John A ers, Meiga County, Ohio, at tbe and 10111 or Columbus were week 8-2T·lf 32, _To~nsh1p 8: Range 15 in the Got.'!chall on the 23rd day ol Office of said Board, P.aneroy, encf guests of hill pllreuts, Mr, OLIVER-DELAVAL Two Furnlsbed 4-Room APA&'f. 0~10 ;ompany s Purchase, con- Jun e, A O,, 1918. Referenl'!e Ohio, up until 12 :00 O'Cl~k and . Mrs. Max .Meinhart. NEW HOLLANQ MENTS. new furntliU'e . tmnm.. 40 acres, more or less Deed Vol. 116, Page 276 of the noon Oct. 17 , lOS&, For furnlsh· EFI Quivey of Marietta spent ("'ur low overh,ad is the' answer p·l~. Call i]Q44-M. Also the East l)alf of 59 acres m Deed Records, Me1gs Count,-1 mg Lhe followtna: , Sun4,ay with hit son And dauJh· to Lbe HiJh Priees-Stop in to the Northeast quarte~ of the south 1 Ohio. Trana'port deltv'e~ o! Gaool•'ne ter~ID--Jaw Mr. and Mrs. Charlea west quarter of SectiOn 32, Town· . . ., A • , aee how much we can save you. ( 17 I Help s h!p 8 Range 1~ tn the Oh 1 Com Plamhff further alleges 111, .hiS regular and premium a:rades to ..,uifey. fc M-BuslJel Spreaders, 5298 00 Mrs, John .Mi b and children MEIGS OLIVER SALES Want HOUSEKEEPER to live on pany '.s' Purchase. The lanu ~c,rem petltwn tha~ the na me~Jo. of :all the County Garage, &ck Spring~\: conv{'vcd being 'he .s <~.mc eon· perso ns ontllled to the next CIJ· Oh1o, M the dlreepon of the and Ml'li. Henry Wells and daughPhone 88-J, Pomeroy, Ohio farm Steady job M c Jo-bn· vcyed, by d c~d 0'r Jol:n M Scotl late of lnherithnte of the Ward County Engineei", dutlng the 00 ters, were recent visitors in ColP-8-30tc ston, Portland. Ohto, Rt. 1, and Margarett F. Scott, hLS Wife, 1n s:uct real estate, the namea of day per1od commencing, Ol!t. • 17, umbus. l0·~-3tp to Gco C, Seott and recorded in all hen·holders whose clatms at- 19M. ~--~--(_ 3)________ - - cHRISTMAs cARDSDeed Book No 81, page 434 and fee t such real estate, or any part Quote prices on both regular Middl~ort p...;..oual• ISO% PRO~lT 435, on May 12th. 1899, Ml'iiS lhe~eof, lhe names _of all perso¥5 ILl•• " ~. an Mr~ WilU•m Murray, In memory of our Dear S late r l ;xclwlve TALL Assortment pays County Reeord of Deed!\, to be ha v1 ng an interest m such re~~tl and premium trades. Board of Commisslon&ra re- Worthington,' Ky., ·spent the week $60 00 Oh 80 boxes 3e lmprmta thr salll'C more or less. Refe•·cncc est<~ Lc and Cu rlhermore the pla in· Wh ee Ier, wh0' Mrs. Rosezetta sell faat from 38 FREE Sam- Deeds Vol. lal, page 107 of t he ti ff also a,llege.s other facts and :~r~d~hc right to reject any or end with his mothet, ·MJI8. passed away 1 year ago today, pies. Wrappingli BY·THE-YARI) Deed Records, Meigs Coun ty, rc!crcncc t.S had to the Pehtwn 1n es Murray. Joinlne them1 ~~~:~t;~ . October 3, 19154, 30-:card $1 A,saortment; 2.50 Ohio, Vol 126 , pa"e 218 of the t his case allegmg same: ,. Board of County Commissioners were Mr. and Ml'fl. E We WIIJ not forget you, leadmg SQUers. Assortments on Deed Record,s Meigs Cou nty, In th~ prayer , of sa id pel1hon Dean Barnltz, Ward aAd . daua:hter, Mary . Nor do we mtend, approval. SUI'prise FREE offers. Vol. 129, page 389 ot the the Pl~mhff pra;ys that he may be ({9) 21·28; (10)·5-l~Je. rk Ra~~~~~~ Ktrby' ,{' who ~as We thlhk of you often, CARDINAL, 1400 St t D t Ohw, Meigs t""ountv author1zed and ,ordered to .sell i j d _. And wlll to ~be end . a e, ep · Deed Records, .:5 ~ ~~ ~a ll'! four Pllr~e of rea l estate n urt , qte;~Mb, J-"'1 an autoJDo14, 5-ltp Ohio 1 • • J 1 • 'W''' dcscr•bed ut said, lutllton for the anawer On or before tile 21lti, 'davd bile accldebt, iOf!<~"•tier datlahter, Gone and forgotten Women w1th good handwriting Mn. Luf!Uie Mayet, Wbo WAI al· PARCEL NO 2 Th~ Northwest paymen t of the just debts of th e ot November\ lead. · ' By some you may h~. Address, mail postcards spare quarter of the so uthl!a ~t quarter Ward and that discharge of licm CARL GORBY, , 10 butt at the aame Ume, u8 But Dear to our memory, time. Pleaso write Bnx U13, Bel- of Set:tion 32, Salem Township, on llle rcnl estate of the Wal'd ac· As Guardian of the Penon and :=~~~ aS::~~·:::!r M~!. You will always be, mont, Massachusetl.!i IO-J.4tp MeJgs County, Ohio, Al so, adding <:" ordtng to the statutes in such Estate of Anna C. Williams, ln Poore, Grafton., Who wu Her Stliters, Mrs. Lcwil Walker a two rod stn p along the south case made and prvvlded and for lncompetC~ Person. 1 • and Mrs , Robert Laudcrmilt. (201 line of a 40 acre lot formerly all other proper ordent and rcli llf CROW & Cf\OW, to H~f' HNPIW at the time Ill-S·II< """ TV deeded but purpO!If'loS at thal tlmo the acC!deJit ttuoM ' 0 - - - - - - -reservedtoforher, road by Sa1d are to (10) O, 12. 26; (11) 18 81 makqs. SchmpUo J 8 C. Vale ao that Anna May - -- :~~:;~-~-G~~~! Mlddl eport, Obi c,.Jcr have I'Jl~8t· full :: :omplete ' 0' tllie to Williams all of th esholl northeast " r I 11 I Wonted To Buv •1 Nctlces I for Rent ' . \~ - · ,) . TO' THE ' THEATRE .,., MEIGS· ' '. . ,,;. ' . ' .. J• l .' ' ' ' ,. ' ' .. \ ' l . •' I . . ed Pa... Whtft~ 1 your n•..,. aPP4art call at the Dally S.nll,.•l OIUc. tilcl glt rour FREE tltkets. No Strings! No gimmlckll I Jj - l ~ , I ' WEDI!ISQAY • 7:00 , Sign On ;." Jt~® Mornina: Show J'IOLEJYT SATURDA'f ,, Vidor Mature Rlclitnl Egan OUTDOOR BOOT . --::-::--~ Auto Services e·. SoftpUapt Leather • sur, Grjp Crepe Heer and liigh Traction Crepe oo!e balaadnl Hoekelto' Safety Service, Main St., PomeroJ, Pbone: 287. 181 Auto Q\JtCK SERVICE 'D1l ~ltcb p.lrlnl br 1'aot017 Tr~~~~ Willchmalrer. OOJ..IJNI, J LERS, PomerO)'. i'OREMM • ABBI>l'l' 't. V. liBII VICE .All Maket B.epaired bJ EJ pei1t teehaieiiU. Phat DIN Y ~tiles _M~ FORD Customllne 2-door SeCOMPLETE lnsuraaee Protectto~, dan, ~95. Blaettnar's, romcroy, Ll!e, Auto, Fire, Polio. CallJlon Ohio. IO·J.Chc Mills, Mlddleport. ·Oblo. 19112 PLYMO~TH Dclux •·door Sedan, $78(1. Blaettnar's, Porn• 'mrNKING OF burial laauraneef ero)l, Ohio. 10-l-~Hc Guaranteed uvinp up to 8~ . .=::-:-:::::-:--- - - - - - - -- 191 For Sc,;e 30-a:allon Dryant alass lined auto· matle J&s WA11ER HEATER, Guaranteed 10 year•; used one year. •uo. Middleport 6082·Y, 16-JI.4tp .. ,' t 2 COLLI!: PUPS, male aod remale, 1IX weeki! old. Bess Roas, Racine, Ohio. ~ 10-S.Stc ·- ·"' '"' RABBIT 1·11·11 PONY FOR SAI£-Ntce boy 12, lacb 2-)'ear old. Broken by ~ tbUdren. Call Pearl W. Will· 1 ' i•m• Pomeroy • Harrlaobvllle · lload, State Route IU. 16-l.$p LYLE W. IIYSELL ' ' . ···t. ,~ ,~ 'SMITH . C~othin·9 .. I """'*•• --,MI-. · ~ 11>. 00 00 i ' ~ !,):~ .' ~ '8:00 ~:30 1J:41 ~:00 ~: 30 Ohl"o ' 1:00 ' WE INVITE YOU--- you need ,,.,..,.,you prefe~ lietore ·Deeembtl' 20th. Ml!lY<new toYI IDd dolls arrlvliig weekly. , .. · ,• .. >. Pomeror, Oblo ' IIISURANCJI AOI!Iat I , School'GVIP ~· ltdln ctNn CHIIVR~tiT P. ~. I&H .~ •ll .t Y, ~JOIE~ 18;: 1t55. ~~~·JF.. STARTS-7:~P· .M. , -r.u ' 3~0 ~ : 15 3:30 3·45 4:00 1:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 99'0 ' • ' 4:00 n ·al!;cdand •Mickey Mouse rKukla, Fran ,w John Datly · Tbe Lone •R anger 'I Lite ls 1WCtrth LlviDJ Stop t~e Mu!IJC. Star l'heatre Heart of the City Premiere P)ayhouse Newt ., 5:00 .ft.ipo s-~.~5 f:l:3() 7;QO 7:30 B:OO 8:30 ~:-QQ 10:00 I I • )> '\1 om, ift. H~·,os ·Wea~er SWtts .. \J I 1 ·1 1 · e ~ :. • J '' I Pliyho~e 11' .• 1 L.ISTI':l\.1, SPIKE·· - I:M TIRED OF BEING fJ:lUL.l...IED BY Tt.IAT.,.GI.JV SPIKE Feather four Nest ,Today's- Newa DLng Do!'lt SChool P",fents \Tlme • Parson's Study At Hom~ "witt; tbe 'Carr!!' Ted Mack It Pays to be Muried Way of the W.orld First liove Wqtold o~ Mr. Sweeney Modern Roman~es Piaky Lee Howdy p~~I!Y Old Timer ANJmrod 4: Angler 1 Picture l4ws abundance f colloq,) 1. Sleeveless ,garment fArab • 10. w.,-on wheel mark ll.,SomethinJ to chew ' 12. POr'tlort ot a. .e!lrved line 13. Damp Er• 16:2tli ~eitbereast f.·~· 6:45 l!!!>olo . Sh9'~ Ne~s Caravan UlO lJMit tot ,Grouoho H. 7:30 1f:ake the Connectloo CQ.nate1· ~.-Level_ed 6. Place 7. Once mo~ ~' 8. ScorC,bei'l '' latlon 9. To daUnt U . Tellurt'um .. , )o)lrii.l " 12. l:QP ,D~~~. '!' -11:.30-.J tl'ord ·ll',li.eatre Theatre .r,: ~l..!.UX'IYliiJ>o ~J?l6n :kun.yob Theatre 1G· 'Newa i{eadiibes ~ 1 10:35 WeatherCist DOWN 1 Like an ogre 2 a ra.rn.pua 3. Note ot • the ac•l~ · •. LeldOwil . 10. ""'-'~11!1· lT. Hart"' quart 11. Varlttl' ot r · pi'eei6Uf l ltOne ~ 20.J!aku,otalco 21. MNL'! !u'm' ,• -51!111 ·01! ~l, rDHbantt ru ' ,' , 7:00 7:00 ;. ,, ,,RIPAY Sip. roQo .MOtniDr Show Gatri' Jiloore Slrlh It Rich Vellant Lady ~24/~tra.ct ·the' 1 •houldtl'l ,,,~ "' Love of IlJle I r ia...........l ,, lll!!i>.. J&!ll10ftl ~·~~~· ~t.~~~'; ,(pot-) , ~1:~=1 ,. , -3:30 tlbn' Your Aceoull'l: 4:00 t O'Clock Theatre 4:BD Tri-state NeM 5:00 LuckY 8 •RII'l.ch' 8:00 B~trker Blll Cartoons 8:15 s {lperm'aii' . 8:30 Doug Edwards, N:e'lll ~ ' fi!UbJ!, Clli!Q)• , $T.'~!Pt 'ihat . '1)'1-v~f'FJ " .:Welcome . HOUIOJIIIriY . .... .''·'!10<~~"' ~~Tv:" ;&11.·,. - ~-.a..,. •' 2188 "ob W:t:oioby ll!IDW 3:J!P, 'l1l1e ..~liter ·'lili. \ 3:10 , Seer:et Storm ,,I 'r· Coo~ing "' payment 1:~ .. .. t 1 ~:30 I ,Led T~tee Lives 11:00 Faith 1for Tqday 11 15 S1gn Off ' · ji'Ja ' §PP!'I• 2:00 ' ;rile Big Pa''olf ' , 12:QO ~2:00 12:15 12:46 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 t:OCI llol>ert •9. Lewlo · To Be Meld At "!"•'• R•!'ohw<llon really RODi'ffiY DOWNIN4'f , " ·1~100 12:30 "a~1ison1JIIe, Olti~ DIDICATID To Ihe best In Jervlce wlth every cUort to m.IDimlae ex~ I • ' ' .; 8•00 COffee Time Home Tepness:ee Ernie Ford Garry MQore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich Voliont La{ly · Love of tlfe · ~ . ' Search for Tomorrow The Guiding Light KaUe's Kitchen' Welcome TravelerS Robert Q. Lewis · 11:00 lea~ Jfqr ' ToQJOl'a'O" ' H:U lfbe ·GJI!dla& ~~~~~ ' 1!:00 Katle'a •K~tehen THE MALL OF .. l \l):fj) . •~~~~ fuUlin« IO:IS Tonljht 10:111! - Q~::rOIIR 3·29 .eJi&:IJ On "¥OUR .~ ..:,.__ ll!tJRSOAY, 6:SS Stan On r•:oe • 11:00 11:15 $25,000 NEW ' , ' 7:0p 'Today , I 8:00 OHIO VALLEY JUNK·CO. •J't!ap Wed. 10..00 News 1 llO:OJ 1Weather 10:10 sports 10:15 ,l haatr.e IS ll:j~ Sign Of! TH.UISDAY "") t2:00 Tbe llig Paypff. !2:80 Jlob Crosby Show :J:Oo The Brlghter Day lS:15 Secfet Storm t3:30 On Your A~0!1Dt I O'Clock Tb.i!Atre 1.f:M Tri-State Newa , tti:OO Lucky 8 Ranch · 16:00 Li'J Rascals 18:15 Franoo Club ,6:30 Dour Edwards, Ne,w~ 6:45 Upbeat · ' '1:00 Bob Cumminas Show ' 7:30· Climax 4: 8:30 Four B~r PJayhoi,U!I' ' 9:00 i!lcidie .Cantor •Uoln.Hiy 4~ Theatre ":SO Ualls .of Ivy JO:M Re)>Qrt•r 1.0:1" en Sport! 1 ITROOTUI\AL I ,QAMIJ :::::~~1~~ 2>~0 ,.00 . SUN Rl 511: ' TQ . SUNSET STATION" THURSDAY ~1 :30 HOUSJIJI&rty U .OO doW!Iond we'll put •• much as you w~t o1i ¥taY· Away for you. Pay tbe balance , weeklY or lilY '' Got a Secret Front Row Center Your Esso Reporter Ernle Saunders Sport}f · Weatherman ' Secret Files, USA Up-to-tbe·mitlute News Late Show ' 1>1:10 ' · , g,,:i:oooo_,,Slltl P.ll .~"' " .+\1: ~()rmng "',now OH a.oo if ~30 I'Ve lj):80· f · COMPLETE OUfFJTS ' . For .MEN . . ' ; • 7:311.. 8:80 t'l~OO ~ Frankie Laine Time ~ 8:00 Th~ MllHonalre ll:OO - ~· WEBUY : 11'\n, A - l i t , o>l 4;00 3,00 ·8:00' 6.i5 ·67:!19 =- DoUglEi:lweMI New.s JJI..li.!ll LaRosa ' •. ·4i:ao UNDER-WEAR T:J.E S ' 8011AP IliON -llli:TALI PbonoDIO -. SO' CK~ "'"" ft-il, . i . Grill, Water COoter, 2 Dry Cool, Trevey.Finsterwold FUNERAL HOMIIl ~~~u~ ~;.rx.c1:.n~ SUIT$ St·4CKS .. S H,IRTS • The Baianee-Wilk Convenient Piymenls SI!E us· SOON NJ!W and USI!D Traelon 111d EqulpliJtlll '· BOB THOMPSON · HUBER FUL'fON 1 MIDDL~PORT, 6 ,. ' THE SHOE ·BOX ,h use our easy LAY-AWAY PLAN. Ail MEN'S V. D. EDWARIIS, Phone llS-lt I!~~iii Home a4. DOG for sll le, Contact , " Ernest (Hookl Thomat, Harrl· pen&e, >"~J ..onvtlle R01d. Pbone 822·X. No Our rf'stful loC!aUon beJpe to ~ 't. Sunday calla. J().6.3tp provide peaceful dl.cnity, FOR SALE-Refriaerator, Ga1 : .: t; .,. · .' f ~ ~ 8 ~0:15 10:25 • ' f 1P:SO 'J ·'t- 14-:00 .' ) FOR U""N LY 1 $100.00 Trade-in Allowance on your old sewing machlng regardless of make or model or conclltlon. We servu:e all makes. All r epairs done by tra1ncd eSI:perts. Take 11dvantage or our factory to you prlce~. Written guaran· tee on new and used machines Phone 909-J. Keeton's Sewiq Maehlne Service, Box 148, Porn· eroy, Ohio. ' • EW 'FERGUS·OIIt..l "35'11 1""11 ~ 6~·\lo , '!II• !fa..~ !Rlder • / SEE THE ' NE.W FA~L LINE . $395.00 Down And . 3 y Etars~y· Q.-r:D D .Y. AUTO SALES 18~2 Pomeroy, 1Q-I-61c I~ METROPOLITAN Insurance 81ae>ttnar's, ~~ Good Clelll U1ed Can 41l·MW.IIl4 MQdel• w. 1695. Ohio. YOU CAN NOW QWN A N'-"" Flexible leat)ler , , "Breather sole" .., 1 • All around all Jeathq' storm welt -- • ~ 1953 WILLYS AERO·EAGLE 4s.aa.u door Sedan ror ulc. Priced right P9ul Frtlnch, Middle· .lAOtO .. TELEVISION IIERVICF port, Ohio. Phone 6077-Y ~hone 200. Clelll!dl ~u...,, 10·4-lte score liB Main st., !'imero1 -~·ll 1933 WILLYS all !feel etalJon wagon, 5895. Blaettmtr'J, Porn· (20 Bl eroy, Ohio, 10-1-81e · -.,-Let me help you wlth your insur19~ PONTIAC Deiux 4 door Seance problem•, or finance that dan, $1193. Blaettnar 's, Pomnew car. For complete protec· eroy, Ohlo. l().l.ftte tlon for all yogr aeed.-cau ~-Pearl W, William•. Pomeroy 19M BUIOK Sp&elal Delux 2·door Harrtsonvllle 'Road, State Route Sedan, $1895. Dla ettnar'.s, Porn· 143. . • 10 3.fttp eroy, Ohio 10.1 -6tc 1981 CHEVROLET f-door Sedan, tcr of the southeast quarter or Section 32, ' iluato in Salem Townsh1p, Meigs Couniy1 Ohio, ns ts also the NorthWest quarter a~ovP described Reference Deed: Vol. 123, P•i• 291 of the Deed R<· cords, Me1gs County, Ohio PARCE N L 3. Tne followtn g ., I W~MISDAV •6:1111 • Slllt (In 7:00 Today "f 8:00 " 0Rrry Moore 9:00 Coffee Time ' .• !30 Ar1hur Godfrey \ 10:00 Home ·10:36 Strike It Rich 11 ·00 ' !I'enneasee ·Ernie Ford ~ '·l>OO Valiant Lady ,11:30 Feather Your Neat 11:1& L()ve of Ute 12:00 Today's Newa r, tt:JQ Searth ·for Tomorrow 12:1~ Dlpg Pong School fl 1'1:4& The G111idlng Llghl 12:Ut Parents Time j ~12!~0 Katie's Kitchen. 1:00 Camera GQes to School t 12:$) V."-elcome 'Travelers 1:30 Clnclnaati Redl'tgs vs. 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis ·M 1lwautee BriYes 't ;J:30 Ho~eparty , • :oo Pinky , Lee Show '•' ·''" .,, . ~ j:oo Tbe Big Payoff ' t:30 l!qwdy Doody +{\ i :ao Bot! CrOsby 'Sbow 5:00 Old Timer ~ : 00 Tbe BrlghtL·r Day 6:30 ' PIAtt & Soruggs ~ S:Ui Seeret Storm 6:00 Nf!w.s Picture l< 3;110 Qn iVP'l' A.,...nt .. .>l!;tS ';. f;IIO 4 0 '<1'* !l'~tre 6!25 •• ' f:114J 'l'ri,S~te 6;_90, \J « DiOO Lucl<f 8 Ran~ 1 • ~ka ~~teda: ~L 't~h~e,u;~7:~~:~:~ .. Dl o· YOU K ...•ow!ll Bv Chippewa,· I -TV l1hannel a Channels· 1 NOW SHOWING . I ;~·~p~lakin~ll~lr~m§ay~b~e~~~~~~A~It~o~•n:e~ys~!o~r~Pl~a~l~nt~lfbl.~~~,l wms . 'f\1 . ----Wonted ~ Fo;al~e~:;:~~dl~:nd ... ' • .,..., dlf '!'~- Mlec:tH a,t "Nnd'om will appur ..,,1he ClaHtf.r -=c::-=--- - ---- Business Servke ' . TICKETS EVERY· DAY LOOK f:OR YOUR NAME IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS ! In Memorion ... ... .....·FREE . -. ~~· Fe 'Jotices c frDin PoJilefDy ~ tr - -- j WD~l.P'5 KIU.F~••• MAY6l w~., Ht~oo liMN,, , 1'HE WOASf ..,er, •ill• 14 October 5, 1955 · tllj)k aeeond plaee b. Dtatll<t 11. Hartla1tr, w.i.o eelobrafed 61io blrlhclay thlt UJ: Mn. llluoeJi lfrl· Har!er •••• a ,...,.. ol Kn. ~~ and Miq , Zerkle of the new yelrbooln whleh were the WaJ• aad lleau CGmmJttee diJtributed to "the member1. · and the repomn: /1,11. o. f . »n. llolltr . and Jln. Arlllur Xlela and 1111. B. & SChait. , ~kiDDer, a .ruNt, pret~ided at the !. lin. Jacboa prelented Ute tlub coffoe 1ervlces ~ the dialnC: room wttb the award for :tbe FaJJ, rtowr- and obitk~n aalld, rolJ,I, nutl, u. , er Show of ·tiM aiven b)' the sort~¥~ cUes aad eof:fel! A:mlteur Gardene? Club e.nd the 's erved to fprty-fJve l•dJa. Gueat.a lliddl.eport Gardeb Club •,rith MrJ. were Vn. Skinner, Mr1. la,d:1n, Ben Phibon and Mn. C. A. EDJ~ .Mrs, .Re:ibel, Mra: W•ldo 'Bartell, mllb aa. tHbalrmJD. Tbe __,,.Mw Vircima Arnold, RN, S ' f Notes .acr.. w. ~tQb.¥ 5, 19,55 Wedn~sdpv, ' ' ' \ ~6.1:1!1!* .~7.NO~..wh t9. M:lll'&hal ol FnDco · UtDII DAJLY CRYl'TOC # Patti l!'l~'r' . QJJII.. ·lli!ll• AOClliiEN'I' sw '' YOlJ'vE BEEN PUSHING- ME !'>.ROUND l.ONI:7 ·ENOU~i'l ··-~-"' ; • . ---- �• ' • -- -- Six 'Peg~ • " . . . The Doily Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleport, Ohio - --..~-. I 3 described rul esbte situate WANT ADS in tbe County of Mel&s, in the SLate New Middleport Gard~ Ciub . ' OHicers Instal(~ Mt;mday of Ohio, and In the Townsbip of ~ ~ Salem and bounded and deaeribed u f.ollowJ , vi.J : BeliDDllll ' aJ th'e Northeast eorner at tbe Solltb-:. A Chme&e motlf, earrled out lD port. ud Amattur Gardener• eut quarter. of Seetlon No. · 32, arrangementl of ehryaaa~._~. Cl~ now. TowD.Iblp No. 8. Rante No. 15 _ta a nat1ve of Chi.Da, wu uea 'by • .After tlle i~lltl911, Ur,. the Ohio Company's Pun:hue, Mrs. Ernest )laat Mondaly even· Staz&,'hr, preHDt,.:l the JIYe1 to thence W•st 82\i rods to a ston~ ing wbeu abe uttcWined tbe Mn. Roller wbo proeaen\Bd Mn. corner, thence South 78 rods to a Middleport GardflD Club at · her laeboa wttb a 11ft .iAcl,eorBaJe.. .stone , corner, then~ East 82~ hom e on Lincoln Str_eet. Chin... Coril(u were also ~ven to Mrs, roda to the East hne ot sajd Sec· f1gunnes and coiitaJnen , w~' ~Obert ltelbel, .the Dew lteJional Claulf!M Adl ._...,. br lG A. tJon No 32, thence North on Jald used throucbout the downstalrs Direetor, .Mrl. Stinlbqry, Kn. 123J Legal M. will he publ!alled lbo qme Sechon line 78 rods to the place ' of the Maq horile. , JIJI•.J. lira. Ed1Jird French, a~ u received. WANTED TO 811Y-Lt~J11, Od:, of be"lnninl, containing ~ acres, Mrs James Jackson, Ewi-n;tOD, hoaqnry .... member; Mn. D. B. Poplar, Jtw"ood, PUle,· WaJnul LEGAL NOTICE more or less. Except a ngbt ot out-going Resional Director, wu . ,1 • I· • llatel: 2 eqt.J per Word. OD.I lao Allo Oak. Poplar, Ban•ood Don G. Vale, whrue place or way for road purpose!~ to aqd Jnstalhna officer for<tbe toiiOWibl ~ aerti.oa. Minimum cbarge 60c..lumber, ll'ee:a or di'J'. 4-t, &-4, residence . is •unknown ; the un· from the Northwest quarte:r. or .slate: president. Ml'l. Maleolm Ro1· OCIQ ' ceat.J per word for thre" .u 44., 8-4. Delivered to our known heirs, devisees, legatees, said Southeast quarter o~ Section ler, vier:: president, Mrl, Janiu ) • leclltive i.nJertiou. Special-One moDth for 21 eentt 1'up~n Plalu, Ohio, Jard dtstributee.s, admm11~trators and No 32 20 feet wtd e end on tM Harl ey; secretary, lira. John Zer· , Caab oa delinn. Wr!te or can executors, tf any, of Don G Vale, origmal surv ~y of the Old Da_n· kle, treasurer, ,H. Jubl- "J. • ) par word. WI for partleulara. ":"be Ohio Deceased; Theresa L Vale, whose VIlle and DavLS Mtll road, to-w1t: mg Mrs. Jaek:aon prelelltecl. eaeb , run rate or 2 eeatl oer word wll1 Valle:y Mft. Corp. P!lone Cool- place of residence is unknown; Beginmng about 25 rods West of 0 rr 1cer with 1 eoi'aage of oowera , 'l lrl. Theodore Le,hew and b! clla.nged for advertisla1 tf not taao. 2-J.tf the unknown heirs; devisees, legA· tbe Southeast-corner of the above exemplifymg the vart9 U1 of~p. ' &rl11deol(; Tlddy, f4n. Emma paid for before tht. l$tb of each tees, distributee•, administrators des<'rlbed 40-acre Lot, thence fal· Mrs Gare,n Stanab~ out-JOI.DIJ tietf, Proapect Hut and Mr. mooth rollowiug insertion. ( J and executors, 1f any, of Theresa Iow1ng the meanderlngs of said prestdent, open~d 'tb~ meetlDa Mrs. "'"WllUam: Tbuener ; Grace Vance original surveyed road to tbl! and a report of the p••t ye-~s ..,.e opeDt . Sunday ln '~~ll~m~buo 1:rron io AdvertisiD&-Should be FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED L Vale, Deceased h u Bradbury, w Gse place of rest· sald Northwest quart er of the satd work was given. Mn. Bomer J: wltb :Mr. and Mn . ~ Vfilliam Lehew reported lml);ediai'Jl.J. The Dally liOVSE for rent. 127 Butternut, dence is ~14 Fvunh Avenue, Southeast qu8,rter of Section No. RusseU Mrs. Walter Harris and tDd eon. Beatinc=l w:iU Dot be responsible Pomeroy. Close in town Huntington', West Virginia; the 32, the same to be ke pt fenced Mts.s H'ame Zerkle members of •Mr. aad Mn. John Schmidt of for more thaD ODe lDCOrreet ln· 10-4-6tc unknown heirs at law and next o n both sides and open clear the l'{,ay 3 aod Me.:Di ~ommittee CoJumbUJ are lbe R~ of her 1 ...Uon. FURNISHED F.OUR·ROOM House of kl.n of Anna C Williams, an through the lands hereby c:cm.vey- ' reported more than. railed aliter, Mrl. 'GOOdwin. 'Card of Tbaokl aad Speoelll N~ with ·bath. Phone 330-M. Incompetent Person, w1U take no- ed is hereby reserved to the durmg the yell! IJD. variOua (DODIJ , W_~eken(i IUtsb o1. lin. Myrtle Uces o! Everats prtnted at rei(U 1q-4-3tc tiee that on the 9th. dBy of Sep- grantors of th1s deed and to thetr makmg projeeta. The Club ree;!Y· llicG111ipd son, George, a~d lam· Jar c1asslfied r1tes. Obituariea :-'--:--- - - -- - - .I t,mber, 1933, Carl Gol'lby as heus and ass1gna for ever, Rf.fer- ed second prlze for the. ttoai tMy i17 Were . Mr. lbd Mn. Frink pa~lishM at 1 eent per word. Rooms for permanent guests Guardian of the Person and Es· cnce Deed ' Vol. 82, page 487 of entered in the 11NS5 Broller 1• WoOIUtJ (Patricia Hicks), Akron. ('barged Adl rf('tlved by maU or showers, $20.00 weekly Rooms tate of .Anna G Wllliams, an In- the Deed Records, Me1gs County, t1val parade and Ml'l. Stansbury Mnl.. Myrtle Hicks ud 100, telephone 1ivea careflll .Uen· wlth running water and toilet, c~mpct,ept P~~son, bemg plaintiff, Ohw. thanked, Mrs. RoUer, Mr-1. H. L George, and Jack Thomas 1 pent tloa $17 50 weekly. Martm Hotel f1led h1s petition •n the _Probate PARCEL NO. 4· The foJiuwfng French, Mn:. E. M. Wood, HaUle lut Thursday lo DJyton with the Phone 396 11).4-tf Ceurt, Me1gs ,county, Oh10, Case described ret~l estate, situaJe in and Nellie Zerkle, Mr. aad Mrs. former)1 son, HoUle Green at No. 16960 agamst the above namthe Coun~y of Met~s, m the State John Zerkle, Mrs. Jame. Harley, Tbom11 Hoapltal. Mr. Green. was I {I WAYNE GIBBONS ed partles , and others as defend· of Ohio and in the TGwnshlP Of Dew~y and Gordon Guthrie for reported as mueh improved. His FOR RENT- One 7-room HOUSE ants, allegmg that _t he sa1d Ward, Salem and bounded and descrlb- their assistanee fot the float. Tbe addreu ii !I'htimu H08pital, V. A. NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS- • wtth bath on Lincoln llill Fur· Anna C, Wllhams, 1s the owner of ed as follows: viz ' The Northwe11t year's report also lnc,luded the Center, Ward 21-E, W. Third St. PLEASE CALL 631().M IN I Rl/Jhed or unfurnis hed Garage' the followm g descn lled parcels of Quarter of the Southwest Quar- red bud trail project which wu D!yton. , STEAD OF 21Y1-M. GEORGE and laundry in connection. In· real estate: u ter of section 26, Township 8, star~ed eighteen years aao a.nd b Mr. and 14nl· tdward KJoes MOWREY. 10+3tc quite Ewing's Store or phoQe PARCEL NO, 1, The fplluwJ~.. R ange 15 in the Oh io Compan)'>•l carrted out by both ~he Middle- have returned to their home in 133 or !J23.J. 9·29--tf descnbed real es~ate situated m Purchase, ccmtammg 40 acrn Youn'ptown, after a visit wfth bis BOTTLED GAS-lDalallaUon and. Salem Township, m the County _of more .or tess, beiM·' the . aame LIGAL NOTICI lather, He:nry Kloea, and other service. See UJ for pr1ces. RUT. 2 five room modern APART· MeJgs and State of Ohio, to~wJt · tract of land sold at public • aale Sealed Bids will be received by relatlvee. MENTS, with laundry and gar. LAND FURNI'IURE at Rutland.. quarter o.t th e by J. A Willock, Sheriff of Mr. ud u-. Charles Mel·nb•rt age. Phone 310-M. A. N. Be111eL Thethsouthwest t t N0 the Board of County Comminloo ....,... ., 0 f s t 10 9-lJO.tl sou eas ~uar er ec " Mo•g.s County, Otuo, to John A ers, Meiga County, Ohio, at tbe and 10111 or Columbus were week 8-2T·lf 32, _To~nsh1p 8: Range 15 in the Got.'!chall on the 23rd day ol Office of said Board, P.aneroy, encf guests of hill pllreuts, Mr, OLIVER-DELAVAL Two Furnlsbed 4-Room APA&'f. 0~10 ;ompany s Purchase, con- Jun e, A O,, 1918. Referenl'!e Ohio, up until 12 :00 O'Cl~k and . Mrs. Max .Meinhart. NEW HOLLANQ MENTS. new furntliU'e . tmnm.. 40 acres, more or less Deed Vol. 116, Page 276 of the noon Oct. 17 , lOS&, For furnlsh· EFI Quivey of Marietta spent ("'ur low overh,ad is the' answer p·l~. Call i]Q44-M. Also the East l)alf of 59 acres m Deed Records, Me1gs Count,-1 mg Lhe followtna: , Sun4,ay with hit son And dauJh· to Lbe HiJh Priees-Stop in to the Northeast quarte~ of the south 1 Ohio. Trana'port deltv'e~ o! Gaool•'ne ter~ID--Jaw Mr. and Mrs. Charlea west quarter of SectiOn 32, Town· . . ., A • , aee how much we can save you. ( 17 I Help s h!p 8 Range 1~ tn the Oh 1 Com Plamhff further alleges 111, .hiS regular and premium a:rades to ..,uifey. fc M-BuslJel Spreaders, 5298 00 Mrs, John .Mi b and children MEIGS OLIVER SALES Want HOUSEKEEPER to live on pany '.s' Purchase. The lanu ~c,rem petltwn tha~ the na me~Jo. of :all the County Garage, &ck Spring~\: conv{'vcd being 'he .s <~.mc eon· perso ns ontllled to the next CIJ· Oh1o, M the dlreepon of the and Ml'li. Henry Wells and daughPhone 88-J, Pomeroy, Ohio farm Steady job M c Jo-bn· vcyed, by d c~d 0'r Jol:n M Scotl late of lnherithnte of the Ward County Engineei", dutlng the 00 ters, were recent visitors in ColP-8-30tc ston, Portland. Ohto, Rt. 1, and Margarett F. Scott, hLS Wife, 1n s:uct real estate, the namea of day per1od commencing, Ol!t. • 17, umbus. l0·~-3tp to Gco C, Seott and recorded in all hen·holders whose clatms at- 19M. ~--~--(_ 3)________ - - cHRISTMAs cARDSDeed Book No 81, page 434 and fee t such real estate, or any part Quote prices on both regular Middl~ort p...;..oual• ISO% PRO~lT 435, on May 12th. 1899, Ml'iiS lhe~eof, lhe names _of all perso¥5 ILl•• " ~. an Mr~ WilU•m Murray, In memory of our Dear S late r l ;xclwlve TALL Assortment pays County Reeord of Deed!\, to be ha v1 ng an interest m such re~~tl and premium trades. Board of Commisslon&ra re- Worthington,' Ky., ·spent the week $60 00 Oh 80 boxes 3e lmprmta thr salll'C more or less. Refe•·cncc est<~ Lc and Cu rlhermore the pla in· Wh ee Ier, wh0' Mrs. Rosezetta sell faat from 38 FREE Sam- Deeds Vol. lal, page 107 of t he ti ff also a,llege.s other facts and :~r~d~hc right to reject any or end with his mothet, ·MJI8. passed away 1 year ago today, pies. Wrappingli BY·THE-YARI) Deed Records, Meigs Coun ty, rc!crcncc t.S had to the Pehtwn 1n es Murray. Joinlne them1 ~~~:~t;~ . October 3, 19154, 30-:card $1 A,saortment; 2.50 Ohio, Vol 126 , pa"e 218 of the t his case allegmg same: ,. Board of County Commissioners were Mr. and Ml'fl. E We WIIJ not forget you, leadmg SQUers. Assortments on Deed Record,s Meigs Cou nty, In th~ prayer , of sa id pel1hon Dean Barnltz, Ward aAd . daua:hter, Mary . Nor do we mtend, approval. SUI'prise FREE offers. Vol. 129, page 389 ot the the Pl~mhff pra;ys that he may be ({9) 21·28; (10)·5-l~Je. rk Ra~~~~~~ Ktrby' ,{' who ~as We thlhk of you often, CARDINAL, 1400 St t D t Ohw, Meigs t""ountv author1zed and ,ordered to .sell i j d _. And wlll to ~be end . a e, ep · Deed Records, .:5 ~ ~~ ~a ll'! four Pllr~e of rea l estate n urt , qte;~Mb, J-"'1 an autoJDo14, 5-ltp Ohio 1 • • J 1 • 'W''' dcscr•bed ut said, lutllton for the anawer On or before tile 21lti, 'davd bile accldebt, iOf!<~"•tier datlahter, Gone and forgotten Women w1th good handwriting Mn. Luf!Uie Mayet, Wbo WAI al· PARCEL NO 2 Th~ Northwest paymen t of the just debts of th e ot November\ lead. · ' By some you may h~. Address, mail postcards spare quarter of the so uthl!a ~t quarter Ward and that discharge of licm CARL GORBY, , 10 butt at the aame Ume, u8 But Dear to our memory, time. Pleaso write Bnx U13, Bel- of Set:tion 32, Salem Township, on llle rcnl estate of the Wal'd ac· As Guardian of the Penon and :=~~~ aS::~~·:::!r M~!. You will always be, mont, Massachusetl.!i IO-J.4tp MeJgs County, Ohio, Al so, adding <:" ordtng to the statutes in such Estate of Anna C. Williams, ln Poore, Grafton., Who wu Her Stliters, Mrs. Lcwil Walker a two rod stn p along the south case made and prvvlded and for lncompetC~ Person. 1 • and Mrs , Robert Laudcrmilt. (201 line of a 40 acre lot formerly all other proper ordent and rcli llf CROW & Cf\OW, to H~f' HNPIW at the time Ill-S·II< """ TV deeded but purpO!If'loS at thal tlmo the acC!deJit ttuoM ' 0 - - - - - - -reservedtoforher, road by Sa1d are to (10) O, 12. 26; (11) 18 81 makqs. SchmpUo J 8 C. Vale ao that Anna May - -- :~~:;~-~-G~~~! Mlddl eport, Obi c,.Jcr have I'Jl~8t· full :: :omplete ' 0' tllie to Williams all of th esholl northeast " r I 11 I Wonted To Buv •1 Nctlces I for Rent ' . \~ - · ,) . TO' THE ' THEATRE .,., MEIGS· ' '. . ,,;. ' . ' .. J• l .' ' ' ' ,. ' ' .. \ ' l . •' I . . ed Pa... Whtft~ 1 your n•..,. aPP4art call at the Dally S.nll,.•l OIUc. tilcl glt rour FREE tltkets. No Strings! No gimmlckll I Jj - l ~ , I ' WEDI!ISQAY • 7:00 , Sign On ;." Jt~® Mornina: Show J'IOLEJYT SATURDA'f ,, Vidor Mature Rlclitnl Egan OUTDOOR BOOT . --::-::--~ Auto Services e·. SoftpUapt Leather • sur, Grjp Crepe Heer and liigh Traction Crepe oo!e balaadnl Hoekelto' Safety Service, Main St., PomeroJ, Pbone: 287. 181 Auto Q\JtCK SERVICE 'D1l ~ltcb p.lrlnl br 1'aot017 Tr~~~~ Willchmalrer. OOJ..IJNI, J LERS, PomerO)'. i'OREMM • ABBI>l'l' 't. V. liBII VICE .All Maket B.epaired bJ EJ pei1t teehaieiiU. Phat DIN Y ~tiles _M~ FORD Customllne 2-door SeCOMPLETE lnsuraaee Protectto~, dan, ~95. Blaettnar's, romcroy, Ll!e, Auto, Fire, Polio. CallJlon Ohio. IO·J.Chc Mills, Mlddleport. ·Oblo. 19112 PLYMO~TH Dclux •·door Sedan, $78(1. Blaettnar's, Porn• 'mrNKING OF burial laauraneef ero)l, Ohio. 10-l-~Hc Guaranteed uvinp up to 8~ . .=::-:-:::::-:--- - - - - - - -- 191 For Sc,;e 30-a:allon Dryant alass lined auto· matle J&s WA11ER HEATER, Guaranteed 10 year•; used one year. •uo. Middleport 6082·Y, 16-JI.4tp .. ,' t 2 COLLI!: PUPS, male aod remale, 1IX weeki! old. Bess Roas, Racine, Ohio. ~ 10-S.Stc ·- ·"' '"' RABBIT 1·11·11 PONY FOR SAI£-Ntce boy 12, lacb 2-)'ear old. Broken by ~ tbUdren. Call Pearl W. Will· 1 ' i•m• Pomeroy • Harrlaobvllle · lload, State Route IU. 16-l.$p LYLE W. IIYSELL ' ' . ···t. ,~ ,~ 'SMITH . C~othin·9 .. I """'*•• --,MI-. · ~ 11>. 00 00 i ' ~ !,):~ .' ~ '8:00 ~:30 1J:41 ~:00 ~: 30 Ohl"o ' 1:00 ' WE INVITE YOU--- you need ,,.,..,.,you prefe~ lietore ·Deeembtl' 20th. Ml!lY<new toYI IDd dolls arrlvliig weekly. , .. · ,• .. >. Pomeror, Oblo ' IIISURANCJI AOI!Iat I , School'GVIP ~· ltdln ctNn CHIIVR~tiT P. ~. I&H .~ •ll .t Y, ~JOIE~ 18;: 1t55. ~~~·JF.. STARTS-7:~P· .M. , -r.u ' 3~0 ~ : 15 3:30 3·45 4:00 1:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 99'0 ' • ' 4:00 n ·al!;cdand •Mickey Mouse rKukla, Fran ,w John Datly · Tbe Lone •R anger 'I Lite ls 1WCtrth LlviDJ Stop t~e Mu!IJC. Star l'heatre Heart of the City Premiere P)ayhouse Newt ., 5:00 .ft.ipo s-~.~5 f:l:3() 7;QO 7:30 B:OO 8:30 ~:-QQ 10:00 I I • )> '\1 om, ift. H~·,os ·Wea~er SWtts .. \J I 1 ·1 1 · e ~ :. • J '' I Pliyho~e 11' .• 1 L.ISTI':l\.1, SPIKE·· - I:M TIRED OF BEING fJ:lUL.l...IED BY Tt.IAT.,.GI.JV SPIKE Feather four Nest ,Today's- Newa DLng Do!'lt SChool P",fents \Tlme • Parson's Study At Hom~ "witt; tbe 'Carr!!' Ted Mack It Pays to be Muried Way of the W.orld First liove Wqtold o~ Mr. Sweeney Modern Roman~es Piaky Lee Howdy p~~I!Y Old Timer ANJmrod 4: Angler 1 Picture l4ws abundance f colloq,) 1. Sleeveless ,garment fArab • 10. w.,-on wheel mark ll.,SomethinJ to chew ' 12. POr'tlort ot a. .e!lrved line 13. Damp Er• 16:2tli ~eitbereast f.·~· 6:45 l!!!>olo . Sh9'~ Ne~s Caravan UlO lJMit tot ,Grouoho H. 7:30 1f:ake the Connectloo CQ.nate1· ~.-Level_ed 6. Place 7. Once mo~ ~' 8. ScorC,bei'l '' latlon 9. To daUnt U . Tellurt'um .. , )o)lrii.l " 12. l:QP ,D~~~. '!' -11:.30-.J tl'ord ·ll',li.eatre Theatre .r,: ~l..!.UX'IYliiJ>o ~J?l6n :kun.yob Theatre 1G· 'Newa i{eadiibes ~ 1 10:35 WeatherCist DOWN 1 Like an ogre 2 a ra.rn.pua 3. Note ot • the ac•l~ · •. LeldOwil . 10. ""'-'~11!1· lT. Hart"' quart 11. Varlttl' ot r · pi'eei6Uf l ltOne ~ 20.J!aku,otalco 21. MNL'! !u'm' ,• -51!111 ·01! ~l, rDHbantt ru ' ,' , 7:00 7:00 ;. ,, ,,RIPAY Sip. roQo .MOtniDr Show Gatri' Jiloore Slrlh It Rich Vellant Lady ~24/~tra.ct ·the' 1 •houldtl'l ,,,~ "' Love of IlJle I r ia...........l ,, lll!!i>.. J&!ll10ftl ~·~~~· ~t.~~~'; ,(pot-) , ~1:~=1 ,. , -3:30 tlbn' Your Aceoull'l: 4:00 t O'Clock Theatre 4:BD Tri-state NeM 5:00 LuckY 8 •RII'l.ch' 8:00 B~trker Blll Cartoons 8:15 s {lperm'aii' . 8:30 Doug Edwards, N:e'lll ~ ' fi!UbJ!, Clli!Q)• , $T.'~!Pt 'ihat . '1)'1-v~f'FJ " .:Welcome . HOUIOJIIIriY . .... .''·'!10<~~"' ~~Tv:" ;&11.·,. - ~-.a..,. •' 2188 "ob W:t:oioby ll!IDW 3:J!P, 'l1l1e ..~liter ·'lili. \ 3:10 , Seer:et Storm ,,I 'r· Coo~ing "' payment 1:~ .. .. t 1 ~:30 I ,Led T~tee Lives 11:00 Faith 1for Tqday 11 15 S1gn Off ' · ji'Ja ' §PP!'I• 2:00 ' ;rile Big Pa''olf ' , 12:QO ~2:00 12:15 12:46 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 t:OCI llol>ert •9. Lewlo · To Be Meld At "!"•'• R•!'ohw<llon really RODi'ffiY DOWNIN4'f , " ·1~100 12:30 "a~1ison1JIIe, Olti~ DIDICATID To Ihe best In Jervlce wlth every cUort to m.IDimlae ex~ I • ' ' .; 8•00 COffee Time Home Tepness:ee Ernie Ford Garry MQore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich Voliont La{ly · Love of tlfe · ~ . ' Search for Tomorrow The Guiding Light KaUe's Kitchen' Welcome TravelerS Robert Q. Lewis · 11:00 lea~ Jfqr ' ToQJOl'a'O" ' H:U lfbe ·GJI!dla& ~~~~~ ' 1!:00 Katle'a •K~tehen THE MALL OF .. l \l):fj) . •~~~~ fuUlin« IO:IS Tonljht 10:111! - Q~::rOIIR 3·29 .eJi&:IJ On "¥OUR .~ ..:,.__ ll!tJRSOAY, 6:SS Stan On r•:oe • 11:00 11:15 $25,000 NEW ' , ' 7:0p 'Today , I 8:00 OHIO VALLEY JUNK·CO. •J't!ap Wed. 10..00 News 1 llO:OJ 1Weather 10:10 sports 10:15 ,l haatr.e IS ll:j~ Sign Of! TH.UISDAY "") t2:00 Tbe llig Paypff. !2:80 Jlob Crosby Show :J:Oo The Brlghter Day lS:15 Secfet Storm t3:30 On Your A~0!1Dt I O'Clock Tb.i!Atre 1.f:M Tri-State Newa , tti:OO Lucky 8 Ranch · 16:00 Li'J Rascals 18:15 Franoo Club ,6:30 Dour Edwards, Ne,w~ 6:45 Upbeat · ' '1:00 Bob Cumminas Show ' 7:30· Climax 4: 8:30 Four B~r PJayhoi,U!I' ' 9:00 i!lcidie .Cantor •Uoln.Hiy 4~ Theatre ":SO Ualls .of Ivy JO:M Re)>Qrt•r 1.0:1" en Sport! 1 ITROOTUI\AL I ,QAMIJ :::::~~1~~ 2>~0 ,.00 . SUN Rl 511: ' TQ . SUNSET STATION" THURSDAY ~1 :30 HOUSJIJI&rty U .OO doW!Iond we'll put •• much as you w~t o1i ¥taY· Away for you. Pay tbe balance , weeklY or lilY '' Got a Secret Front Row Center Your Esso Reporter Ernle Saunders Sport}f · Weatherman ' Secret Files, USA Up-to-tbe·mitlute News Late Show ' 1>1:10 ' · , g,,:i:oooo_,,Slltl P.ll .~"' " .+\1: ~()rmng "',now OH a.oo if ~30 I'Ve lj):80· f · COMPLETE OUfFJTS ' . For .MEN . . ' ; • 7:311.. 8:80 t'l~OO ~ Frankie Laine Time ~ 8:00 Th~ MllHonalre ll:OO - ~· WEBUY : 11'\n, A - l i t , o>l 4;00 3,00 ·8:00' 6.i5 ·67:!19 =- DoUglEi:lweMI New.s JJI..li.!ll LaRosa ' •. ·4i:ao UNDER-WEAR T:J.E S ' 8011AP IliON -llli:TALI PbonoDIO -. SO' CK~ "'"" ft-il, . i . Grill, Water COoter, 2 Dry Cool, Trevey.Finsterwold FUNERAL HOMIIl ~~~u~ ~;.rx.c1:.n~ SUIT$ St·4CKS .. S H,IRTS • The Baianee-Wilk Convenient Piymenls SI!E us· SOON NJ!W and USI!D Traelon 111d EqulpliJtlll '· BOB THOMPSON · HUBER FUL'fON 1 MIDDL~PORT, 6 ,. ' THE SHOE ·BOX ,h use our easy LAY-AWAY PLAN. Ail MEN'S V. D. EDWARIIS, Phone llS-lt I!~~iii Home a4. DOG for sll le, Contact , " Ernest (Hookl Thomat, Harrl· pen&e, >"~J ..onvtlle R01d. Pbone 822·X. No Our rf'stful loC!aUon beJpe to ~ 't. Sunday calla. J().6.3tp provide peaceful dl.cnity, FOR SALE-Refriaerator, Ga1 : .: t; .,. · .' f ~ ~ 8 ~0:15 10:25 • ' f 1P:SO 'J ·'t- 14-:00 .' ) FOR U""N LY 1 $100.00 Trade-in Allowance on your old sewing machlng regardless of make or model or conclltlon. We servu:e all makes. All r epairs done by tra1ncd eSI:perts. Take 11dvantage or our factory to you prlce~. Written guaran· tee on new and used machines Phone 909-J. Keeton's Sewiq Maehlne Service, Box 148, Porn· eroy, Ohio. ' • EW 'FERGUS·OIIt..l "35'11 1""11 ~ 6~·\lo , '!II• !fa..~ !Rlder • / SEE THE ' NE.W FA~L LINE . $395.00 Down And . 3 y Etars~y· Q.-r:D D .Y. AUTO SALES 18~2 Pomeroy, 1Q-I-61c I~ METROPOLITAN Insurance 81ae>ttnar's, ~~ Good Clelll U1ed Can 41l·MW.IIl4 MQdel• w. 1695. Ohio. YOU CAN NOW QWN A N'-"" Flexible leat)ler , , "Breather sole" .., 1 • All around all Jeathq' storm welt -- • ~ 1953 WILLYS AERO·EAGLE 4s.aa.u door Sedan ror ulc. Priced right P9ul Frtlnch, Middle· .lAOtO .. TELEVISION IIERVICF port, Ohio. Phone 6077-Y ~hone 200. Clelll!dl ~u...,, 10·4-lte score liB Main st., !'imero1 -~·ll 1933 WILLYS all !feel etalJon wagon, 5895. Blaettmtr'J, Porn· (20 Bl eroy, Ohio, 10-1-81e · -.,-Let me help you wlth your insur19~ PONTIAC Deiux 4 door Seance problem•, or finance that dan, $1193. Blaettnar 's, Pomnew car. For complete protec· eroy, Ohlo. l().l.ftte tlon for all yogr aeed.-cau ~-Pearl W, William•. Pomeroy 19M BUIOK Sp&elal Delux 2·door Harrtsonvllle 'Road, State Route Sedan, $1895. Dla ettnar'.s, Porn· 143. . • 10 3.fttp eroy, Ohio 10.1 -6tc 1981 CHEVROLET f-door Sedan, tcr of the southeast quarter or Section 32, ' iluato in Salem Townsh1p, Meigs Couniy1 Ohio, ns ts also the NorthWest quarter a~ovP described Reference Deed: Vol. 123, P•i• 291 of the Deed R<· cords, Me1gs County, Ohio PARCE N L 3. Tne followtn g ., I W~MISDAV •6:1111 • Slllt (In 7:00 Today "f 8:00 " 0Rrry Moore 9:00 Coffee Time ' .• !30 Ar1hur Godfrey \ 10:00 Home ·10:36 Strike It Rich 11 ·00 ' !I'enneasee ·Ernie Ford ~ '·l>OO Valiant Lady ,11:30 Feather Your Neat 11:1& L()ve of Ute 12:00 Today's Newa r, tt:JQ Searth ·for Tomorrow 12:1~ Dlpg Pong School fl 1'1:4& The G111idlng Llghl 12:Ut Parents Time j ~12!~0 Katie's Kitchen. 1:00 Camera GQes to School t 12:$) V."-elcome 'Travelers 1:30 Clnclnaati Redl'tgs vs. 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis ·M 1lwautee BriYes 't ;J:30 Ho~eparty , • :oo Pinky , Lee Show '•' ·''" .,, . ~ j:oo Tbe Big Payoff ' t:30 l!qwdy Doody +{\ i :ao Bot! CrOsby 'Sbow 5:00 Old Timer ~ : 00 Tbe BrlghtL·r Day 6:30 ' PIAtt & Soruggs ~ S:Ui Seeret Storm 6:00 Nf!w.s Picture l< 3;110 Qn iVP'l' A.,...nt .. .>l!;tS ';. f;IIO 4 0 '<1'* !l'~tre 6!25 •• ' f:114J 'l'ri,S~te 6;_90, \J « DiOO Lucl<f 8 Ran~ 1 • ~ka ~~teda: ~L 't~h~e,u;~7:~~:~:~ .. Dl o· YOU K ...•ow!ll Bv Chippewa,· I -TV l1hannel a Channels· 1 NOW SHOWING . I ;~·~p~lakin~ll~lr~m§ay~b~e~~~~~~A~It~o~•n:e~ys~!o~r~Pl~a~l~nt~lfbl.~~~,l wms . 'f\1 . ----Wonted ~ Fo;al~e~:;:~~dl~:nd ... ' • .,..., dlf '!'~- Mlec:tH a,t "Nnd'om will appur ..,,1he ClaHtf.r -=c::-=--- - ---- Business Servke ' . TICKETS EVERY· DAY LOOK f:OR YOUR NAME IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS ! In Memorion ... ... .....·FREE . -. ~~· Fe 'Jotices c frDin PoJilefDy ~ tr - -- j WD~l.P'5 KIU.F~••• MAY6l w~., Ht~oo liMN,, , 1'HE WOASf ..,er, •ill• 14 October 5, 1955 · tllj)k aeeond plaee b. Dtatll<t 11. Hartla1tr, w.i.o eelobrafed 61io blrlhclay thlt UJ: Mn. llluoeJi lfrl· Har!er •••• a ,...,.. ol Kn. ~~ and Miq , Zerkle of the new yelrbooln whleh were the WaJ• aad lleau CGmmJttee diJtributed to "the member1. · and the repomn: /1,11. o. f . »n. llolltr . and Jln. Arlllur Xlela and 1111. B. & SChait. , ~kiDDer, a .ruNt, pret~ided at the !. lin. Jacboa prelented Ute tlub coffoe 1ervlces ~ the dialnC: room wttb the award for :tbe FaJJ, rtowr- and obitk~n aalld, rolJ,I, nutl, u. , er Show of ·tiM aiven b)' the sort~¥~ cUes aad eof:fel! A:mlteur Gardene? Club e.nd the 's erved to fprty-fJve l•dJa. Gueat.a lliddl.eport Gardeb Club •,rith MrJ. were Vn. Skinner, Mr1. la,d:1n, Ben Phibon and Mn. C. A. EDJ~ .Mrs, .Re:ibel, Mra: W•ldo 'Bartell, mllb aa. tHbalrmJD. Tbe __,,.Mw Vircima Arnold, RN, S ' f Notes .acr.. w. ~tQb.¥ 5, 19,55 Wedn~sdpv, ' ' ' \ ~6.1:1!1!* .~7.NO~..wh t9. M:lll'&hal ol FnDco · UtDII DAJLY CRYl'TOC # Patti l!'l~'r' . QJJII.. ·lli!ll• AOClliiEN'I' sw '' YOlJ'vE BEEN PUSHING- ME !'>.ROUND l.ONI:7 ·ENOU~i'l ··-~-"' ; • . ---- �.' • The Doily Sentinel, PomeroY-Middleport, ()hlo ~ PIUZI - - named above and lin. ll'a•oll WU.O. illd lfn. · B. II. Blue, Mrs. Emmett li'IIW cioob were 1\he prile shulet, b. llillard Wildermuth Tueldar wh011 lin. l!larl ud lin. Earl Kaii~t. Artangew.ue -~ed her Caaastll JJllldl of rGif:l from th.! &arden of Club. 'fbe nut meetbl( will be at • Mii. JI.Qlese Weber were used eoutae tQ thole ~ Ute b,pme of Jlra. Robert law· tbrOU&'bout llnp. Tho boot. . ..,..d a ulad mOlJ!' ~", {. • I dJ . BE~D • •• Warnke ap.art- THEATRES Mocmfleet ttaw•rt Grln..r Gear8e Sandert CToclllllcola•l VIctor MlhiN lkh•rd l11n • • •• Thun.•l'rL Un T.cf-tnlcolar) • • • Oet. ~7 Mill Without A Sill' • Oct. Tburs.·Frl. Soldier Of Fortune (;-1 Un Technlcolv) Kht: Dougl.. .IH11111 Crain Ctnemtteopo <T•hnlcolor) Clark G~b~ Suun HI'(Wird lhortt Short. 'F ,./ I OCTOBER FESTIVAL ' The Daily ·Sentinel • L Thunday, Friday and Saturday The Executive Board will be formed by the co uncillors of the various youth group~:~ plus one representative from each group and they will meet this next week. Regular meetings o{ the Collncll will be on the last .Sun· day of alternate months. The next meeting will be on October 30 at the Ftrst Baptist Church. Adults prese'nt were the Rev. Fred 1. Gardner, representative of the Middleport Ministerial As· aociatlon; .Mrs. George Childs, Church of Christ; Mrs. Judson White, Presbyterian; Mrs. Will· tam Miller and Mrs. C. E. Hoyt, Firat Baptist Church. Youf\i people were James Van Cooney and Gail Stumbo, First BapUat; Julie Probasco, Pauline Zirkle, Presby. terian ; Kenneth Murray, McComas, Heath Methodist; l.se Adams, Janice The vation Army; Bruce mont East, Erncstiilc Janis Childs, Church of Two other churches are expected to join the Council; the Mt. Mor· iah Baptist Church and the Church of the NAzarene. -I'L • •• . .41 W. Va. Octobft 5. ( 1955 Unlt~er•illy :n.pnoldaat _ol tbt _......,.. Keith lleCiuDI ol llarllord. OOD •lleCiuJUI lo a ,.doata ~I Wlol llr. and lin. A. K. lleCIWIII, hamo flllb Sebool, C1aao ol liU; iJ in cbar&e .of tbe eommlttee for He toot part Ia miiU' aetlvitlei · planniq eve11.t1 fOI' Mou~&liDI&Ir. while a ltodeat at W•bl'l"" ' • Missionary Society To Be Host Baptist Ladies· To Pomeroy Baptists On October 24 Bible Class Holds Potluck e , ' BIDS BJ!QUI!lSTEB FOR STOCK OF THE CROW Bi:OS. POIILTB.Y., JNC. • ' Well VlriiJI!a I:Talnni!T• ot.; dolll a<llrilleo ,;,-. llcCIUDC · - Keu .. M.,.,,..n,r n,t;tille , The Middleport Chrl..stian Youtb Council met Monday night at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Claremont .E. Hoyt and eleeted dent for the comi>:ag year. Other olficers are : vice-president, Julie Probasco; secretary, Bruce Brad· ford ; treaturer, Edward Lee McComas. TONIGHT C~ Wednesday, James Van Cooney as the preai- TEMPI.B VIolent SobmloY Christian Youth Council Elects James Van Cooney •• OHIOJI...._.Iftll eaiiM .. thu...rttorme thlt ~fl~ ,,.. ......., ............ Mill lOUth ,.,..-.. tonlthf, lur. . .. ...... In .... ,.nlen ... oloh!. Law H to 141 IR tho Mel io to 6.1 In tfto •st. ,..., / . . . - • '1f•· 1 sealed bids will be . accepted · ilY., HI!:~I\T W. , WYANT, HARRISONBUM..,VlRGINJ,oo., A 1\NEY FOR PEOPLES CHEVROlol!it·, Incorporated, I " Uqultlation, to be opened on October 10, 1955, on tho lol· lowing stock to· be oold together in bulk: ON•GIIAID · COIIIIdetQie No. 146 1 Corllflea~ • P. :r.teKatn; U of Warner, lleKal.n to Mel&• General Kyle Oblo 11.ear Marietta became the tal w~ be iJ belna !_il!!;- emqency: c:ue for U1e new a broken neelr. and bead ------r----~--------- Etneraeney Squad truck tiona. .... Widnesday niPt w_ben 'hia T,be Ohio lfi&hway Patrol , • eruhed iniO a hllli -ion pole ~d .that tba lyeliicle driven. ' -one mile north of tbe "iUt juo_c- McKain wu' traveun, south wben tloa of Staie Itotitea 124 111.d 143. failed to, make a cur!ei atruck ~''"'' . oquOdlilen . ~el. bridle iuard rail, fleochet :_ ,· !_Of.erey • ns1on .Qje) ,....._ 1 '- . d"'Jollloii¢H, II was reporteil. ·- ~ ODe MeJp County youth rank. e~ aeventh, and 'two oth,ers made honorable mention in the Chicken ol Tomorrow Contett...,'the judgtna (ook p'lace in Columliua ·septem· ber 22 and 23, and the winners · were announced today .by the Alrk:ulhire Extension office. ' ,Latty "When you leave your doctor•• preee,r iptlon in abe tlr.illed hand• o( our 'regieieN4 pbarma. cistt., you can be lUre that it !'ill be fille~ l"ith ,,, profeaaional precieion from (rail auppliet of 'ROUND UP l~p:qua1ily, potent drup. ~i:r.~r~~:::~~~;:iiiO~i·home was near resta barrow- Inc experience bein1 shoctect Jnto temporiry blindntss and deaf ne.sa by lightniOg at to o'clpck tbis morning. According to reports Mn. Sheets was doina: the family ironing when lightning struck an ·antenna and traveled intfl the hom~. completely damaging all the inter· lor wiring and causing a small fire . Middleport Emergency squad was called tQ.J:he Sbet!t:.a home by the Harrisonville telephone oper ator, found the .iii(Ced woman sn a 'tate of shock and lacking ability to see or bear. Oa advice or a physician the aqu111dmen did not Mrs. S~ts to the hospi· kr 'igbt was rctbe time they Tag Sale Hits ANewR~ord. Morris, Rt. 1, 'La.ns:sville · Wi)n ·aeventbr and Dona1d Welcil, OLD SHOE Rutland Woman i Virgil V. Brown Quits StnlckDowiJ Post For Position With State todar announBy Lightning eedVirlilfut V. Brown,Courto Iter in tbe of Sales rm&hi.UiiJn '....., thiek~n Contest Pomeroy Band ' nort~Mut. In Wednesday Nighi'.Accident ofl ·lllo PRECISION ••• In 1M Single Copy od fail and, kept loiDI 10 ·' u. ·.. p ,_, : y .hs ..... tu:Jli,.bll .,.., , , ·~~~eigs-.:..0 ·. out •hll~tf!t, .•11'vehicle wu, ,.nearly .:.l. H, ". . . Tue onors u1 ~---- October 6th, 7th and 8th c!MI... · .... CMier, 1:hanee ef .................. ~1 . ·Driver Sutfe~sB.roken N~k . SO obarel,. of tho . CODIIUOR lloclt of the ~ Broi!. Poaltry Catnpany, lneorporoted, without par value, Lell11 Falll, Oblo · No.7 for 40 lllw'ea l :ll ' Certllltiolj(N"o. 10 for 10 sham Only ani! bids for lhe entire lot "Will be eoldldored. '1'l1to seller re6erves,therJght "l.reJect.any and all bids. ' . ,· VII Rt. 1, Harrisonv~e and Danny Zirkle, PoMeroy, ""on ,. honor~bte ' tnentJon of tbe 246 contestants ,.ho. cOmpJe~ed th~ ')'ear'a com J)ltltloa lll: tbtt · production of ., . \, ' .. meat t)'lle" cb1Clens. . 'llhe a~9nd and third IDA)' t"e R!l ex· to the Jurilor Flct County Cl«k of a ~tion M 10 exarnlner, since he was an eumi· Mei.gl Division from ac<ept 1940 to 1942. u an Eumi.ner with the Ohio Department of Taxation Brown aanounced bis rt'!igna· Uon to become effective u ol O<t. 16.' Brown wbo hu been Clerk of Courts thief! January, 1948, Will have the coantiea of Athens, Gallia, Wasbingtoli and Vinton as the dl!:'trid o( hil working endea· vora. He will rejoia the State as an Local Soidier Dies Suddenly In California He was in the U. S. Anny from 1944 to 1946, and attained the rank of Master Sergeant. Prior t.o. his being elected Clnk of Courts, he was an accountant ror the Fleming and Jobb Coal Co. He is married to the former Nellie Fugate and has two child· ren. "80(''', which iiS his nickname, charter presadent of the Meigs County Jaycees, past president of the Ohio Jaycees; a Nat· ionaJ Director of the United States Juruor Chamber of Com· merce, and a Lile Director of the Jaycee InternationaL Replacement will be made by appointment, which wiD be an· nounced in the next few d1ys, through the Meiga Count)' Co_m. missioners. WiS r the lnsti· The Buy · OfTheYear! ' · Atlawance .' F~ll ANY PA.ltl.P..~D SHOES YOU . ~·BRING IN WHEN APPLIED ON PURCHASE OFA NEW PAIR 'OF SHOE1 '' lbdWJ- While At Work Children Love 'Em! GENUINE DAVY CROCKETT .. Hats ___ At $4.95 And Up Only ooe pair ohoea will be a~oepted For eoeh pair bought All OLD SHOES TO BE DONATED TO MIDDLEPORT IIAND BOOSTERS Roush's Shoe Store .' . BECKY'S "Dr. Livings.tone, I,presunte?" C. F. HIBBS, Prop' N. Soeoud Street Midolleport, Ohio Engineers Order Announce Dates ' Work Started On For Tri-Coun.ty· ' Ohio River Dam corps ol Army Concert Sen•es.· The Stplare · D~ce ·Festival''ls SchedUled on trade 29c __.........._ . 'p • The fourth · arinuaJ Mid·Obio Valle;y Square Dance Festival will be hel~ at the Pomeroy· Junior High 'ScbOot Audito!-ium, October . HI from 1 p. m. to 5 p, m. aiJd lr~O:.e8 t~0aJ:.e· ~~atul'ing Jerry Helt la in co-operatlon 'wit~ . the 1 Don't make Clients or cuatomen orgmue m expeditidu . to locale you a~t butinen houra. Tri-state Squall!! "' D1nce ~oeja· tion, ·•nd admission jp the dince will be $1 lor the WlioJe dar. • A~ EXTRA LISTJ..NG io, the ;itl<p!IOAO direc10ry mokco rou "'Y to find ... a ·BOLD FACB. U~'l'ING ~~· yout name or y~ur company'• a a~doUL. The coRP 1i:ivW. C:tll our Butiueu OftiC:o now. TheHave public iJ h.Jfited, providf!C! they tlcketa ·~ adv•ntJe, ·and tieteta may be . Je(ured .froin any I,~~:~~:;~' ~:;:ntr!;~e:::: shHt aM foil finlthlq •reo. Tho IIH.foot ,.., 1>1ro ·ot tto, f'Hr of the mill buiWirit .wlll .· .,_.... tho hot Uno, "lnci~~IPt . TJIW~: ·:;.:quare daRe!!' memb"' or ft'om th~ A&rlCulture Eite"Diion· olfJee, '. · "Paw' Jlnd < 'j~ · · .~ '"""''"••••H•ot. ...,..~., mill (· · Two ·Arrested · .· s·y Middle· . . po,·r h 'lito.·- ·lluMin ... . , _ . . , : "" ' Police Cbi~f of Pollee ITDe River VIeW . port Will llTeJted (or lntox.i'7"tion, will hOld a horse one ahd u waltine ,heartnc iD the cu, qli!:QI>er afternoo at .'the jail by MO>"Or Sldne1 Russell. l01ep~ SChuler, Rl. No. 2, " wl.i .... 1.. eJiqed With shire, ippreheaded 'Tuesday tile pqlf,<e • ~hltl '" l>y apeedlt1'~ ije'• w~l appeit · befGre tht mayor Saturday ...Ding. .,._.lhnntnum '"""' .Wltl .covtr ,, '. . .. " Chief RuSaell I. Jameo "Ned" Call, 42, Middle- .> .. '' The lone arm of tbitl lllW.;il\·the form .aeiiJ:l!.A ' tetal of tomt •32: aar11 ' "'"'-........ ,.,1 ·Bailey, reach.~d .out again and _ ·dlalgged tWo Jaw violators, Tues· day Ia Mldd1eport. . ~ /"1 The dates for th; ' Tri.Couaty concert series anoounced today are Lona:ines Symphonette, Nov. 18, BiJJ and Pat Melody, piano duo Jau.. 5, and the Tuscon Boy's chorus, March 1. other -concert!) in the area that members may atlt•nd are at Athens, tbe Berlin ~ance Theatre, Od. 11 and the Cincinnati sym. phony orchestra to be announced later. At Chillicothe, the Wagiler npera company in "LaBoheme", in EDalbh Oct' 12, Tuteaberi ~­ semble Jan. ~4 and Roy and Go~· Spanish ~ncen, April 20. • and PManager Transferred At · Pt. Pleasant HUNTINGTON, W_ Va. UPdi•lriet Engi· today notified contrackrs, I·Plrr.iouslly awarded contrad.o;, lo work on the $14,803,317 of the new high lilt dam on the Ohio River at Greenup. Ky. The contracts were awarded lut month to the United Construction Co., or Winona, Minn , and the GU)f F . .AU:inaon Cnrp or San Fr-ancisco. They were ardered to begin wort JO days after receipt of the notification. Building Fund Goal Exceeded Tbe goal of $4,000 set Cor Build· ing Fund lJay lut Sunday at the Carpenter Baptist Church was exceeded by- more than $200. A total of · $4,22;1 received witb the prospect of additional gifts briJlg. l"g the tqt.aJ ~igher. . Work bas already bej:uD to raise the buiJdiDc tuff1eie.Dtlt •' Eo provide for a ~plm baBem~t. New hutins ~uipm~nt an~ redec:orallng the -\. hfWfior 'llle In prospect 'foJIIJwing tbe, cotqpletlon· of lire' OUl-fjlde ~During thd ~ierilCe the pastor, ~ev. !fiddle, conducle_!i 'moJf!!ing worship 1nd communion. · ••» � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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