https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ee4442bc5e65d0f04b6e3977a7d65c2.pdf a08a4900b3d34c56125ee61aca6f7800 PDF Text Text ,. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ; Oct 2, 1956 --·--- ------ - - - The Daily Sentinel ------· I Housewarming l Party Is Held AtlhleHome Mr. and Mrs. John lhle, who reeentJy moved into their new home a at Morn ing Star entertained ·gt'(ll.lp ot rela tives and friend s wJtb a house warming Saturd11y e '' • • .'• enttne SPORTS evening. a LANI! The evening was spent socially and in playing cards, after which a dessert course w.:ls urved by the lroatesa to Mr. and Mr5. Sh<lrty Harrh and son, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knocks and son of BC"Yerlly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ranson and daughter, Lancaster, Mrs. Norman ' Heilman, Bellefonta ine. ' cecil•• chest n ..., •se•s FINAL I • NO 145 VOL Vlll - BUSDIISB PHQNE ~~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wedneoday, October 3, 1956 ' SINGLE COPY~ )t:r. and Mrs. Fred Nease und family , Mr. and Mns. Kenneth, Harri.l and son, Mr and Mrs. Woodr~Jw Mora and family , 'M r. and Mrs. Holter, Mr. and Mrs . Donald tliii~'''·· Mr. and Mr'5. Horace Karr and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- ------~~·----=--- · R~ident lnvebts ·New Method man and famHy, Mr. 01nd Mrs. Clarence Gruest:r, Mr and Mr,;. Edison Hollon and famll!'. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease, Mr. tuo DoWN. sus WEIKLY BAKER ' • ancl Mrs. Gt>orgt'! W Neal'ie, Mrs: France& Roberts, Mil. Clark Ihle arid dt~ugbter, Mr. a,I'Jd Paul Bur, Mn, Bertha Holter, sthuler and Jim Camaban. ,.· Mr. And Mrs. Ihle received many nl« gifts Jr:.r their new home. FURNITURE': ,In The Brightest Corner In MIDDLEPORT · Lester A. Pike· • Is Sentenced On -·------Mason Council To Middleport · Map Plans On New School Heads Eise~~~ losses Out Pitch Tp O~lheSeries Bi'boltlyn•s fabulous Dodgers with President Eisenhower in · stando witnessing tbe opening clash of the 1956 World today lashed out in defense of their World Baseball to stymie the first bid of the New York Yankees in The ··~:'!L~~!~~ The final score of the opening contest at EbI was Brooklyn 6 and the Yankees 3. As~~~~~!!., .,.. Streets, Sewers Paul The Town Council of Mason de- E. Davis of the Board of Edue• or the Middleport !(boots .are cided on Monday niJbt to conuct don in Athens th:U ever.int atteJldlng follo1liftg 11 a play by play . a _reliable encineer in order to ()b. the sixUJ annual Soutbeutern -;},PH.,<'.' of the fi.rst game or to Hodges when the catchtr _drop- ~a m a eomplete layout for Jttef.l8 Ohio Schnol Boards' Alsoclatlon Sericl'i ped the ball. One run, one hit, no l m the. town. dinner at the Ohio University ~D'­ Ya;,...en · Flnt errors, none left. Counc~l at present plans to ob- -ter ballroom at fJ:30 p, m. Maglie whipped nff two fa st Oodten Poul'ttt ta1 n variOUS plana for storm sewKucks replaced Ford on the ers. oorbs, and streets througho~t JuVenile Judge John C. BaCQD fttik "s but was lr.w with his next The program will lMlude the imposed a ftnteilce of tbl~ two · itcbe! Bauer then bouoced mound for the Yankeetl at the tbe_ t~n _so that they can obtam election of off"lt!el'l for the commonths on Pike. Out :eaklv RobinSon. Slaughte r start uf the Dodgers' fm1rth. Cam- defarute f1gure21 as to t~e ro"t of ing year :ind a 's peech by Prof. Ia tbe meantime Jack Ables, ~ rc:~:~::·~h;e count to 3 and 1 then panella took two balls . and then dJff~rent types of prOJect.. from Ronald Campbell, Oblo State UniOr -&ntiquit.,-, ehl.rs:ed with anauJt Hodges, beating il out liMd II. double into the ~lgh.lcenter contract~•. versity. and battery, "-~ering of me.naeing when tbe Dodgers first· field corner. Amoros 1 1 n g 1 e d Fo~loWUig that a~aon: _a protest Leonard Board, Marietta, pre.d· threats, intoxication and disorder· blsem<~n could not tumd!e lhe Lall. ·through the middle on Kucks' olle- 1 meet!~g of the town s citizens will dent Of the Association, will b,e 111 ly oonduot \'!as aiJo in Meip M:cotle took a strike and th r n hit strike pitch, Campanella scoring tv 1 be c.ded and a.JI reason:Joble pro- eharge of the meeting. Prof. County Jail today awaiting heariag ihe nl'xt ult~h over the ri!lht field , put the Dodg~ ahead, 6-3. Man- I t~t to the paving of tht! stret>f-:5 Campbell l"lill gpeat on "What before Justice of the Peace R. E. &ereen fo~ a home run to put th~ 1 Ue lost whatever chance he bad to w~U be . beard. Then the counc1J Boards of Edu~ation Should Ex. , Grindley. · v . .u Berra retire C•m.n:tnella at the pl-ate by w1H de c1de whether or not to iO pect ~mini.straton". .~-anke es In 1ron ., 2 · · ~--..--· h d 't h treet · I Don Be. ~cnt shrtr-d to fumbi lng the ball but was rn;'t a ea WI a ~avmg pans .. Also in the county bastile arwlit• ·n the BroOk! n bullpen. charged with an error. Maghe On Monday evemng tbe ~ ounc 1l ing further dispo.Rition lS up ~ent down s~ing on a •bunted into a double play, al~o vol_ed to extend waler lmea tu White, 60, 632 Lewis-av curve. McDougahl liso wcnl Skowron plekiog up his tap toward the lrv!D& Karr_property just bewho Wls pieked up as a ~winging. (!rat a~throwilll to M~Dougald low Wa~a High School way from the Veterans Hospital ~ runs, two hit-. no errors, wbo ~..., .... ed to llarliD, covering Council plans to check on tbe Ch . •'lllcothe ""• yea' ago . . h ' ·• s · I<'ft. · tU'ft. Gi,Uiaro..'s grounder went pr1~es of 36 inch u 1e and t ~n wi 11 ' In Pomeroy Mayor E . F.· . Dodp p·m •hrough Skowron'• 1ega for an er- <lec1de whether or uot to ule the eon's copt>t Tuesday I, took': ~aU and then r~~. the Brooklyn second baseman ditch in front of the .old Blentn~:r 0 costs McDou&ald for a ,..ou- reacping nrst. GUI,I:QQ stole.', set- property and the Ricb Krautter Joln. Bradford Haag, Firvt Grade pitCh to property on Fourth Street. . - Bauer · m8d 8 leap- ood on Kucks' seeond charges of Sl)eedihg within putobu•.d d ••! h ~ ReeM's 1 Reele Martin putting up a mild Ru~sel Capehart , counclimao, teacher, was el~ed pre&ident of city llnlllll. two. an e ..., ;r: 0 · ' · · • -" B ' was oointed t eontact the Sta' • the Midc:llepot.1 Teachers' Assoc.lafl_y at the Nae of tbe rlghi 'I beef over the \qlte.S &AU· ee5e ap_ . .0 . .~: bon when they met this week at ' ' Robinson also 11ssessed wall Snider h0vneed tO Skow was called out lon •trikea. One run 1 Road ~mas:uon_ xn rcg.atd to the the school. Mrs. Wilson Carpegter, Miller Jr., of Page-town a fine who ·threw -'.J'Ord, covering twq hits, one ~. one Jefl construelion of a~dewalk:, thr~h · pre31dtnt, presided and otber new $10 and cost on not )Y.ving a driv- fnt f tbe f,utiat. . Yanlceea Plfth I the town along wtth the new btgh- officera ele<'ted were: vice-preslen lkeue when 11£' waa aiTested 1 rO:u oo error.s, none Bauer lined a 1 ad 2 pikb luto [ d 'gh , eeti . dent, Mrs. Joe- Bailey, secretary, 'by the Ob1o lligmf.iy Patrol. left left eenter for a sirrgle~ and Clem on ayf Recnt ::0-~R ""w~f tn llin Ludlle Smi1b, treasurer, 11rs. J. D. ANDUSON, Ripley, W. Va. watches o>er the operation of his newly Invented steam : Linda· Ill Pomeroy, 0 •"-"" 1 tam- R. M. Sherman. . Ifablne started to warm up m the charge 0 · J. Ya+te. ~i Brooklyn bullpen. Slauchter took a son in the absence of ~ayor Ray cooker for the. prooessing of sugar cane into golden sorghum ·S)'nlp. Two youngst"'s st;md .forfe;l<d • bond .of $15 in Moyor'• Tbe crouP also voted del~atea ,,)ff.rtifl ~ed .~to .~panella strllt• and then popped to &obm- Workm~n. wbo 'Yi8S til with a btl ·t.;·llt.feei. ,~teh~'.f}Jit -~·- 1;_T'ia&t-.~ .U _\Iaird: ..ba~ . ._¥antle cold: at home. ••4- atternat.et. for the SoutheastCarey hair-swung at alllJ!e s 1 _w&llre\t wbea ff,.-lie's 3 aftd 1 .. , r i qb.fo --Bdueational Association 0 a,. Q!I'O JAOP.a,l ,l'i!<OJ. • . and 2 pitch but wu called ollt on pitch was low and ~e . Ablkln meeting this molltll in Athelia and the state meetine to be held in By Ren Greene . · ... Jam .. E. oll'omorvyiiF'J) strikes anyway. Ford also went went to the mounrl'to confer with Cincinnati. It's that time of the year now when there'll ~~ famlllar "'!" liD~ tto and C08IB ro• ,...k- down swinging to become Mag. . Maglie and Campanella. After a . """ a .. .• . lesa ·~ration after his arrest by lie's 1_& 2 _pitch bu' wu eaUed out: short conference, Maglie was left Tiley are: SIX)EA delegates. odor wafting on the, breeze as the sugar cane grown not ~· ~-~~ PomerO) Pa>trolman Heney Werl')'. on strikes ao.y.way. Ford also w~~t . _ in the game. Berra wqrked the Mrs. GUf Reynolds, Mrs. R. M. extensively here;~boutJ; .finds ltsell In!<> the cookers and that down swlnging to become M&glte s count to 3 and 2 and then flied to Sherman; alternak9, Mrs CIIIPCflfou#h rtrikeout qf the game. No Amorro!i in short left. Skowron ter, Miss Mildred Hawley; State. breakfa&\delleaey sor&1JII1!.' syrup again comeslnto its own . ,.·;· - · . Lo run~, no bits, no error,J. none left. flied to Amoros in short left ceo· :e~:;. ~~!t._Smith; ~And too, Ibis time of the year is 1\ busy one for A)lder· Oodprt Secand , ter. No rull8, ooe bit, no errors. of Ripley, W. Va. as be sets up biS llteam he.a ted ~vapor,a. . , . 0 . oJ Dr. Martin W. Esse:~, .superiilHOO,es droppen a slngle mto two left. which incidently is his own ~ bort center field in front of t_,t! Dodgen Fifth tendent of the Akron schools and imientio•o, ·for the cOOitiDg 4DWD of ThA coJ)Struction- of.Ulis equr.p. . Th~ Paw n Taw Square Da~ce faskbarging Man~le for. U1e D~ Snider lined to Slaughter, who fo;rmer Middleport superiDteodeDt cane syrup aod malting · it ment Ia 80 simple the' Inventor ~ub of Pomeroy, Qbio is pl~nt gers' second straight hlt. FunUo made the catch Jtnee-bigb'' after a will meet In tbe Alben! High the golden aDd lustloua item feela ashamed' be did ·not produce hoat agabi tblll :year to the 'Mil ' lined a 3 and 2 pitch into lert cen' ~ abort run. Robinson flied to the AtbeDi Education A!aociati011 it is. It maay, mall)' yean ago. With ,Annu.at :Mtd.Ohio Valley Square ler field and Hodges scored ~e Slaug:hter i& short left. Hodges wil Ime« ln the Athens High · low 1 te~m~ preeaure of 20 pov.nda .Dance Pow~Wow spoDeOI'ed by the tiei"i run all the way hom the rolled to McDougald, who fumbled SchooL says, that the , new It will do. what some art' doi:Qg_ ¥yowVa Trt~state Square Dane~& His topic w!U be ''Happier Tea!'irst when the bail bounced away the hall but J'E!covered in time to is much needed these with 80 to 121 pountb Prwsure: A&soela~on beinl held in tba Mrs. Lois Spencer, 28, a recent fro mMantle. I~ was _.scored as a throw him out. No runs, no bits. cbers". the old fire--heated This is due to tooking more shal- Yoma'Q)' Juclor Htgb Auditorium Delident of Na)'lors Run and .Ra· dnuble {or Funllo, Wltb no ettor ·no errors none leftt Currently be Is a member of tbe 1 gener.al use over tbe low and havint more beated· sur- from 1 to ts aod 8 to 11:30 p. m., cine, today faced a tenn of four for i Mantle. Campanella flied to DitcusaiODs on the extellsion of ' executive committee of the Amer1 without any lm· fMe .It is mueh llll!lfer because of Ottober 13. months Jn the Women'.s Reforma- Bauer against the scoreboard iJl New Haven'a streeU ln Ome section YankeH Shdh I ican Association of ~bool Adminbeta-me ao lmpr~~~cttcal the low --ure, and more- eco' tory at ~amville as !Jte· result of right field , FuriHo taking third of· th~ town ·took up much of tbe MoDougald was called_ ~ut on istratoi"S, For siJ: years he was Featured will be Jerry HeJt of a aenhnce imposed upon her Tues most DJ)era Iors qu II bu,,.• ,..· n•-'-al ..-, 1·nc... a smaller boiler time on Kood.iy evening as the • C. ,.ed ..... ..: "" Cincinnati, profeuional teaeher day by Probate Court Judp John after the catch. Johnny Kucks WIS strikes to become Maghe s sev- chairman of the National Edlft'a- lowntt!OUneil met in the City bl h trou es, e say • ..... will do the ob. It Ia , 1,.. ...... warming up io the Yankee bullpen enth strikeout victlm. Martin took tion Assoeialioa Tenure and Aclc,,,.u 0, uf sora: burn -·p faeulty llaeon. • ,.. ~~ ·- to olvo to oet up and 'can be ,used, and caller, reeordiog star, ~,.,.,, __ 115 Amoroli stepped to the plate a strike aDd the':l popped _10 . Gil- demic Freed' ...a. 'Committee and BulldJJ!g. more than 90 .~ent since t ~-• lo 1 vett member at aeveral dlnee IUIIU&&lWIII Specific charges levied again.-.t for the Dodgers, With t 2-1 count Jiam on the skan of themfaeld. chairman of tbe Ohio Assoc.l•tiOJt No clef1nite steps were taken at Those who did oontinue by many wbc.. tlo no ..,.,... n· and eNDPI co11t to eoast,.-ppeared the defendant by tbe court were the. meeting, but di9C'Ustlkta set-Inferior prod~t which 8 small fortune to get 10 e buaio on Natlon•l CoDvUUon proJl'lmUI, eonq.ibuUng to the det.inquency o-f on Amoros, Ford threw wild \o Carey's bounder over the m~und of School Admini5traton LeglaJa. tled on tbe street bullding &ituathird base trying to p!J:k off Fliri1· rwent for a sln&k! when neither tive Committee. against .11or- nell, I featuretl caller in Hveral maaa- • minor and nvm, Jn adultcy. tion iD the Clift Roush property Jo but the ball caromed bact Ma&lie nor Robinson could quite Two units make a complete · zlne•, featured .e.Uer u4 cboro(- · Another tharee o.f lbabdooment s~iftly from. the third base fi~d reAch il Bob Cerv batted near the Mew Ba.en lliU. Councll for small outfit and will produce eood rapher on WLW.If' and his hil ~ oft,an 8 week old _chlld odgjnally boxe lind the Dodgt!r runaer K.ucks and Labine resumed warm· piau to extend First Strftt £rom however, sorghum sy- quality syrup, while n:LOre un~ts widely' tnve\ed .~n-age exhY,i- ·f iled acainat the defendant was set Mill .~ thnlugh lhe )>nlllel'ty. coulJ not try tor the plate. AmOJ'OB ing up for Brooklyn. Cerv drilled is about the only farm pro- may be added for greater volwae. tkln group, He will eonduc• the aside by the court. Lot. baYe bef:11 'arve;yed thre and flied tO Mantle in short riebt e&B·, a .single through the middle of the that is not on tbe sur.plus These unite need onif· be support- afternoon worltahop and ~enine: it was add 'that a aee-c~ permll,ting IMra. Spencer was arrested ear- ter and Furillo held tlrlnl u diamond into center field, CArey The market will be good for ed on· a level fnmework of wood daDCe. eollatnctloD of tll!e stre~ will be lier Uris WHt after charges had Mickey's one-bou nd~ throw to ·~e ho.l ding up at second. B a u _e r nutritious food product for a of masonry and eonneded . to a made soon. respon- plate waK perfect. Maglie struek popped to Hod!les along the nght lbeen JD.ade that she tim& and it Ia the belief of team The Indian wltbout a rel!lerv~- -~ f-or lurtna a 1~ )'lelr old girl 1 to make them ready Water linea are now being .l aid l.ie1,.., 'that his evaporat.- cam: ;or lUI!~~ 4 n ln~lerieed Uon, Mike Simmons, of Pomeroy, fq)m her home in Richland Coun- out, Two runs, three hiLs. no er- foul line. No runs, two hit8, no to tbe area Uace one bo_, Is unron;, one left. ermra. two left. means of restoring sor- operator could do a a:ood job with rwiU present an intereattnc pro~ ty. der coostructton there, '" Dod-Sixth · gro-wing aa a profitllble it ·g ram of Indian Lore and d~tteeJ ThB ilrl Had been placed In the Council also •il'eed to 'eoatact Y•nkees Third • J d K k8 l!flterprU;e in · 40 ata~es. · / dtiriog a 30 minute latennlsaio.n Meiaa Count;y Home but ran away uc on The regular meeting of the East 1 lawyer as to tbe Jrlatity of Bluer Jooped a 2 and 2 piteh , Tom Morgan rep aee ----The eapactty Is ·vtrtually unUm- period Ia tbe evening proaram. and waa .rec&pWred 1 the mound fDr the Ya~kees at ~he ern LouJ SChool Board hal been rentinr the building iq .the AJex with Mn . l.• ited a more unit. can be added He will also teach the b&&ic lll:eps Spenl:er. Sbe 1s awaiting -hearing into short left field for a •inS e. start of the Dodgers s1 xth. Funllo changed to 8 pm FrHiay Oetober Qull~n Memorial hd: to non~Jau&hter hit a low lioe drive be- bounced to llt-Dougald, Skowron 5 t Chester School n.....-.~; __ to as nei!ded. Wltb five unit, the ta-~ used hi Indian dances. profit organilaUons in · order to o~ chara~ ot delinquency. t ween Robinson and Reese for a · th h 1 st p' low lh•ow ' ' _.,.,.... scoopmg e _s 0 r 0 s . an announcemeDt today by Supl beJp.tn lhe upkeep o( ~building. ventor ~la to produce 1& galMeigs County .f.H clubs are si~ Bauer taking second, Man- out of the d1rt. cam~an.elia !~ned Goray. Jloney origtQally ~:lfft to the t.le wa8 called out on strikea. Ber· to Mantle on Morgan s fll'S_t p1tch. Change In the meetirlg date wu agatn the refreshment town for that pur-poe Ja being ra popped to Robinon on Mq:lie'.s Amoros flied to Slaughter m short j made because of tbe foalball grinder that will produce 200 Pl· ~tand ud aervmg the Fellowship tpeat and plans must be made f-.lr first pitch. RobWtson fielded Stow· left center. No runs, no hits, no I gamf' and the observance of "Dad's lona of per Dlnn.,, future upkeep of the: · building ron's bounder and threw to GU- errors, none left. Nigbl" at the Saturday gaine. The bottom steam chaJD"ber Ia Local dancers are again offering which now houses the reeeD.u,- or11 am, forcing Slaughter. No nm&, Yanke• S.v~th Funeral sel!Ylces for Mrs. ·OWen made of , lleavy Doiler.plate steel . over-night &ccOmodatlons to out-of Janized library. two hit.s, no errors, two lett. .Slaugbter flied out ·to Snider. Hall, 60, LetaJt, Ohio who died In welded and supported like hollet" town d~J~cera who m.ust travel Dodgen Third Mantle walked. Berra £lied out to lUI Holz'er Hosplta·l at GalUpolis Tuea. ~118truettoa. with stay bol~. Qual- topg distances. GUliam popped to McDougaJd, Furillo in right center. Slr.o:"?n's d y morning will be held Frid" ified boiler makers bulld at under Reese worked thr count _to 3 an.d Hoe drive was speared by GJ!Itam a~ <i p. m. in Apple Grove Metl»-,.strict supervision of A. S. M. E. Spectators are alway111 welcome 2 lllld then beal out a smgle, oo to end the inning. Np runs, no hits, CINCIN'NATI, 0. uP -Produce. d!s( Church. code, aad is approv«< for. 100 on the Uaeory they will ltke the C, J. lfYer, Pit. Pleasant attorney which McDoug11id made a back· errors Eggs, steady, 1-2c lower prlcers pounds WQl'k!BJ preuur11. It iS 30 Weatero styh: of square dancing baa been· named tbe cbainnan of hi>:ltded play in the hole but ttn:ew 00 ~ ~nth at farms, ~oosumer whites and the deeeased are· her Inches wide and J6 inches lottlf. enough to join a club so that they, the Muon .County Boy Scout Fi· too late to ~irs~. SlUder's looplJII , Maglle filed out to Mantle in brow~s. ,A Ju~bns ffH9: A large and four chlldren, The he~tl rltes tbrougb the top too, can enj(ly £uture festivals. A m<"daums ~-30, A .tm~ Columbus Ricb- o1 the beat cbamtrer<tO the top see Festival'-8eb«<ule: 1 to 3 p. m. nance Campalp 9Cheduled to be tly dropped rn tront of Mantle for shott right center. Gilli.a~ walked. 1 heiCI on Tuesday October 16. a siqle, Reese go 1ng to second. Reese drove a hit deep to center, f 10·~1. B. 3~, FOB Ci~m HaU tion eonta1nlP1 the ju1ee to be Swap Shop-Impromptu danelng A kickoff bre&tfast will 00 held u.obLD.son fJted deep to Mantle, the ' Furillo went to third but Reese nat1, whiteJ.arge _ and brO)WJl A large 53. rume Cooked. Thts top sectlfU! is made with area caners particlpatlnJ. •Mason Coulltians expect..inito at "' ·11. m. on tbit morning for runDel"li holding lile1r bases. Hod· was tagged out ln a run d()WD be- M ; A mcdlllm 34-36. of q,bt wetabt 1teel, welded to 3 to 5- p. m.-WQ:l'Uhop by Jerry Vpte in the general election . are Ct11ckens, about steady: fryers asked to ebeck tbelr reglstratiOIHI may call al the · reai- tbe ·bottom 1team chamber. Tbe Helt-Squar.ea. RouDda, Hash -'n' over . 100 WOfkerll· who wiU can- ge 8 bit a 1 and 1 pitch into the tween fint and second by stow1vwer lett field s11HHIS fur a threeVISI citlzeri, l t tor fuods , ren Snider was purposly walkeri . 3-3":! llt 16; hens over 5 lb 13-14; to see wbetber or not they are time of the funeral. top is 36 lncl'lel lollf, •me a8 the <Breaks, and Styling: 5:30 to 6:30It wa. poioted out that this rua homer to [llll Lhe DodQe_1'3 Jtobinson grounded out c arey to hens. 5 lb and llnder_ 13; hens, properly registered. will be made In Letart bottom, aDd. liJ 42 Inches wide, ill- FelloWBhlp Dinllflr-$er:ved- by "'H year's drive Ia Of utm011t import- ahead, 5-2. It wds hi~ fourth . m Martin. h ~ hl type Il -12. old roosters 10.11. ""'"'\')' under · he direction of clud1ng tbe aix .fDCh projection oo clubs. County Clerk Jobn A. Wl1son Yanktoea Eighth Tu ~keys, tom~ . heavy 26 lb and ance since money from it Ia used W-orld Series compeliqon. Furillil Funer~ Home. bas remiDded tbat the deadiine each side, under wldch there is no 6:30 to 8 p. m. - Free Time. 8 a full time flied to Bauer In short right. Thred ·McDougald struck ou t. Martin up 23-24; toms, _under 26 lb 21-22: tor regiJtel'ing il' ,bn Saturday heat .The 2k1m collects In thia to· 9:30 - Eve nina dance- witb to pay for having rcout eJHutiw in the area. nma. hils, no errors, none walked Joe Collins pinch blUing hens, 25 ~-26 ~. fryer-roa8ten 10 when the offlces-cL".se at noou. projeeUolt. Jerry HeM, 0:30 to 10- Indian I a adeli!1on, M ason 0 oun t Y h ;v; left. ' . f~r Carey stntck oul. Tymmy ~b and under 25-26.RR Wilsoa su.ggute(f u.at doubttul Tbua tt il that here Ja Oatober Lore ..and dances, Mike Slmmona. YankHS Fourth Byrne pinch bitting for Morgan Butter, 90 sco~•_:•_=o;I'_ _ __ persons can at tbe- office of tbe and pi.. Nnt t.cla'l. witb the seuon late beeawe of and 10 to 11 :30-0n with tbe neyer paid ita fuU shar.e oi the lalary of tbe- txHutive or ol tbe1 f,M!::o::~~·:t,,'~(;lii:e:d to Amoroe. fouled out to CampaneUa. No ~ . county cierk Jl tbey bave moved cloudiD• and ICito ' the raint In the earlier part ol daace - witb Jerry HeJt. loc!aJ scouting- program. -( first pitch into runs. No bib. No rrrors. I Skowron _ Campa nella struck oul s:lnce tbey last rertstered, if tbey -~~=~=~ tonr,ht. the 1ear._ the cane !a atarttne to ... . the fie ld stands for a D~rs Eigttth INn runs. Nn hits Nn erro!'B have changed tbeir name- sinoe ;t .,., pvt- turn IDd ere C))id weather hits It HOMICOMINO SUNDAY homer cutUng the Dodgers' marMaritia went to third for the Yank-. Ntnttt , then, if they'll be 21 on 01' before OFFICE CLOSED RatteM lhowen 1U heiabt, tbe .ao!'lhum will be Homecomlna at tbe HemloCk Bauer ~truckout. ,Slaughter hn~ election day, or 1f they"ve rnoved tumlal coohr cooking aDd placed into oontaolnen Grove Oblll"Ch will be Suaday, Oct. The Vet.erana Servi-ce ofliccs on gln to' 5-3. Carf.y flied to FuriUo Yankees and Bob Turley came in ._,~, .• :> ~ tn 70s. Low IIWaitlaf those c:old mornings ro 7. Sunday SchoOl at 9:80. Basket CoUrt, St. Pomeroy will b~ ciOEied in short right. Georgf' Wilson bat-l ·t o pltc!h wltb Gem' Coleman going a .Mngle 1nto"'e-N. fu~ld. N•D'lle blt to Mason County from anotber :~u;;.;;;.;;;.;;, 55 "" c:Qme,--~-~ - wh~a it wt~ lf&ce tbe dinner at noon. Program at 2p. m. fl'O'm ()d:, 3 tbru 13 for a v11eation ....... for Ford aod et~uck out, bul to secood. Hodge~ ~truck out. Fur- into a double play GiWam to .state or C011DtJ a1me reglsteriag had to be thrown oul , Campanella illo ltOUDded oul .~kDougald to Reese to Hodges lo end tbe game-, WI. top of 1 .tack ol buetwheat cakes. AlJ cburdtes aroe welcome. periOd: it W4ls BDntMllleed today, 1 1 NO! All Purpose. SERVATABLI: IT'S NOT FILLS A BIG NEED IN YOUR HOME••., LEAVE$ THE TINIEST DENT --·IN YOUR PURSI ... _ (A f'ewNu:eDays . Still Remain) .. • 3 new cotori: "''· greeo, eiiOfty-tO,o' • obooy TOO LATE ' ' . ~ ·-" DISall• in lila brl•f muute ta tht! ass...nblage pl•ad-.:1 for • nhu· manifa.-lan" apPf'OOlch to 'th• ~ blems of ttate ancf ur,ed hnrJ., crab to carry their meuatt t. avarr precinct In 'the aru.. FOR A Done By EXPERTS Min ~rs~lllc. tend. ,, ....... TVtMdS. .......... ............t - i."' ~ - rw... ........ .,........ ofwl..~ Gmt ......... . ~ ' - -- ELBERFELDS · Call Us For A FREE ESTIMATE New Members lnitJated By Jolly Bunch ONE .CENT DOWN! As little as $5.00 per month BANK FINANCED CLINTON fiSHER COMPANY SALES-PAINT -SERJ!Il:E- ROOFiiVG S. Second St. Phone6007-Y Middleport, Oh1A1 Phon• 6265·X : Teachers Annual /Dinner Is Held AtLakeHope - Three new mwnbcrs. Mrs. Wil· Ham Robaon, Mrs. Carl Maltox and Mrs. .Bhmch.e Haptonstall, were lnitlaH' d into the Jolly Bunch Sewing · Olub when ihey · met Friday Rl the home Gf" Mrt, Will Reynolds with Mu. Heroert Fink_as cu·hostess. Plans were madt• for a HHII.>w· , een party In thl! recreation room 1 of the Bush apRrtmcnhl, I The hostesses aerved refresh· ~:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::~::::::~m~e·~~~·:·~·~•g~h~l•:•:•~n~••:•~•b~c:~~·--~1 THIS IS ••• J'·~n The Pomeroy Chamber Of .Commerce Local teachers, school~Jrd ,nembers and school employee• annual dinner was held Thursday Sept. 27 at Lake Hope WJth mlnY from Pomeroy ill 11ttendance; 'those te 01 rhera present with famili ea were : Mr. and Mra. C, s . GJbbs, Ml', 11nd Mu. James A. Dl<!hl, Jr.; Mr Alex CiJo, Mr and Mrs. Wheeler Drake, Asa and Ada Hoskins, Mr . and Mrs. Douglas Rouac. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Forrest Ward Mr. ud Mr . Howard Knight. Mis.~ Nancy Edl:(dl, Mrs Gladys Hay. man, Mrs. Martha Husted. 1 I • ••, lllllh ptJit . , \\-'t•il •• N~ no~ Iwa~. Randolph, btpa~!'JluY ~ ~ ii.~ ~,c~, !0 ~~•.w l!qt>~f ~1!!1~!1!•'-• II!!!~ ·~~Wft'-~v:,.~i'.d: :r * *' . * * ·-~ -:-. Annuallfid..{)hio ..· ' . .. · Ex-Middleport ·. School Head To Speak At AtbeDS 'll'ar.l Dance. T0 cal W Ge ·ae·••etd OcL I') ' oman ts I · ,, " 4Month Sentence To Reformatory 1 Eastern Local School Board IMeet"mg Chauged w., ,. you t~ie In every ateamtna cup of Folpr'e, you enjoy 1 ooticeibly finer fllvor'-dlatinctivety rich • unusuaQy taDIJY. lleco111e FoJsetlo io a an~!lle;~td;:, ·~" SEE US t"OR Mrs. Owen H·a}l Funeral Service , riday Will Be F I ~=sa ~:~~:~r':n~~~du~ I jui<e hour. operatin~ Scout Finance Chairman Maes I IYJarket Report8 fam·y . .. . but don't count on U forJ results in everyllay llrl' 1 Rest way to make wishes come ·true is to 00 some. lhi.ng -abuut U1em . Best thing to do is to of nature•• choicest coffte-groh in J:<gions, when: there io an abundlru:. warm tropif oun6ght and roin. ' d,. lW ,\ 1.1. TtPES ,\ N D ALL \'OUR JOIN THE POMEROY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Building Need;r :1'1ois Advo•rli"''"''"' I • 8ponaored By The This me mo""llin coffee is ,concoded to hove most Jltiolying tanr and llaYOr of any .coflee known ~Y· "t. And thio io the rewvclingllaoor that coma to you In II F~er"ol lt't MoiUlllin·Grcnrn oolfce. Y011'll adl it delicioua. VALLEY '-. _____, Pomeroy l:l~t~mber of Commerce three . . lfiMtl'- l'tllltW Ill fte;ll>or' "'M ............... 1/4 ,... ~ ...... wlltlol...., ........... br..-... I Folger's Coffee.'. ~ It's Mountain-GtYJWn! LUMBER an• SUPPLY "Quality OUr Motto" S. Srd St. 1\lldclleport IIOU&.U, ··· ·~~ ~- ··--------------' :.... AND NNI elfala•.MI -ANO IWO tOUMir CAMI ...,llll.LLr.a-.. , I I1 .. ---- -~ ·~---- - I ...... ..., ........... ~ _, .... "" '' ....,, ~~~~~-·· ,., ._.:... .• ..... - .., ·-······ ~ ·.-..-· .... -------·---- .......,_ ·- ~·-·- .... ~ .... - T I • PAINT LUMBER plays Its _romantJe part Jn fable ancl New Haven Town Council Studies Street ProblelllS c. tb The delicious du·1n;;n • New President Of Teachers Group I Fund~paign 7/Jt;u:. a N8iJt - , tb Mrs. B. Maag Is I .j WEEK The "wishing I J.J:l .. wete: ' . ' I '-"tou..u e Mr. Frank D. Rctton, Mrs. Frances Roberts. Mrs. Eva Stout a!1d daughter, Bal'ban, Mr. and Mn A, AI. Zahl, Mr. and 'Mn;, Nolan , Swackhamnwr, Mr. ROOcrt Robert s, Mrs. Befltricc Reinhart, Mr . and ~rs . Ralph Spencer, Mrs . Hel. en Ncasr, Miss Miry VirJinia ij.el-~ bl•l and Miss Farie Edlewine. · · Sehool Board Membera ·• Dr. ar.d Mrs. Harold · Mr. and M•·s. Ralph G'rav.es, an~ Mrs. H. K Boney and Mr. Mts. J . E. Foster, Schol)( employee was1Mra. eiro- · Jyn Thonla-". :r lo ~P ~~n:~n· 0i s 1~f ·~nd ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMINT Mr. and ]drs. Lincoln Smith of PTA COUNCIL MI!'TING ·MI<.I~Iepo~t, are ~nnoun'Ci'J:B the The Meigs Cou.nty PTA Council eng<~gem' n~ of th~1r d.aughter, l .wil/ meet at the Letart Falls Grad ~ Donna Smath, to Thoo1as Laven- School Thursdliv Oct. 4 at 1:30 ,pm. dar, son of Mrs. ·Oiara Lavendar, All PTA units 'are -lllvitert to at- NOT let•) • Masonite Prnclwoocl "Ufetirw•" suarom.ed tops • Top.,..,• ..,, 14"x18" - table ttondt 20!4~',hlti! • 5th up quicka, .. folds a·woy compoctiJ · · I ,/ ,. J - - " ..... __ - "' -~-- - .......... . I I -f+!B: I I , Registration Cheek Urged "· For Election �• ' • ' .2-Dally Sentbtel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ; Oct 3, 1956 TELE.VI CL~~~~. ~ dmnec guesla ol lok an d I Mrs Lawrence R-oush at West Col· •The Daily Sentinel um bia we re Mr and Mrs Jack John· son and c hil dren , Mrs Betty F o:r; ' and daughtec I RIYNOLo E. GREENII IDITOl - PublWted ~ty attemooiJ e&tept Sunda7 by The- Ohio ValltJ '-ttael Ta.e., at 110 M-=hanit st., Pomeroy, 0 . Buslne.sa !>l>oa• 388, edilorial olflte pho.. 1117. off1r ~ • . men!. emo~loyed Jack Smith who is at Colum bus Ohio spent SatUrday and Sunday with h is parents Mr and Mrs Harold Smit h. • ;!> '• . • .' . ' '• • . ~ ~ ft • ft ..'.. - • •v ~ " •• ! • ! , bom. • .;i. • ~ , ,_ .. ~ . ~ t,, ..."• .. = :j ·~ ;. l ,.••· I I DAILY CROSSWO RD .\CROSS 1. Muta 6. Dctraud 11. Kind ot cat 12. Dwelling 13. Near I poet .) H . Earle'• nett lll. Ungert 17. Water god (poll!!.) 18. Wlae men 20. T•blet 23. Toward at. Oriental nurae 18. Nimble !'10. Small plur 31. A Jumplns tUck 32. Cry of pain 3:!. Molature 3f. Discloses £7. Arithm.eUo .!It! I· ' 7. Garden tool ~. .. < i• li:·.. )~1!311 .\XVDLDAA~!R &• L 0 ~ <l 1~ B L L 0 W ....... w- WfjoiH......t h:SO fclntCn !I:Zil 12:00 Pres~ ,, . ALERT TObAY II ALIVE TOMORROW ~ . ?""l eU ~ :· t h;,p l;r :; tnni.l.a for :lrlolhu. In .thtl axam.ple A I• u~ fot t ha th . <-:~ . L l , X for thu l\\O o·~. ete, ltlftll• letten, a~ t r.,p:-lt'.!t, t he .enotl~ ~nJ f<.'lrruatlon ot the ' W01'41 Ul aU ~ Jr.a ~ t'l !.Ia:,· the coJ e .eaers o.re .Jhlerent., .A 0 ~ 0 i. I Q : M IIH' ! G :r A A. :: 0 Crrr t;,,;r am Head~ues . ll:lO Weat)lereast 11 :20 Press Boll:. IGl<ll(llO 11 :30 Foreign IDIJ'!lU• 12:00 . Tonight Ofi ,.,.._,,...,.,.,-==--=-- - wCHS-TV Channell THURSDAY •== ~ lt:titatoo ~~ib A:::\11•:::;,.., s:oo s= On ::: &,,.;mM~aroo IQ:Iiit · $ltlb It 1\i<b 9·90 Arlhur God""'r CJm· lte:OO I :.t Q ll 0 Ali R Z A NPX V M :,1 Vldl! V X M lll P A HJIJIL, Ml P •, NIW Batteries 'I - i FRE~ 1 'i The 3 BIG DAYS ' Cbo<olale CANDY TO SUIT YOU! Wblpped Creams • . . . . . 69e lb Choe. Cov. Peanuts . . . . . . 69r lb Mailed Mllil. Balla .. .. .. • 59r lb Cream Center Peaaut Clulers .. . .. . .. .. • 89e lb Cboeolale Drops , . . . . . . . 35c up Aleorled Flavor Cho<olateo 69< lb M&M'B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c lb CHOC. CHERRIES 20 Marie lies Boxed Chocs . . 89< lb Fudge, Cbor and Vanilla . . 49e lb . , . . SOfT BROWN SUGAR PHONE 6021-X Ben FULL ASSORTMENTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' ORLIS , NTISEPTIC •,., Reg 73c pt ' , '2for74c MILL TOWN and COUNTRY SAVINGS AT . Meigs ·County .. I;" ....,:-.... . -.:r .·· ,., . EMAIN ST. THURS., FRI. & Wa!q SAT. OCT. 4, 5,11Jl111 VITAMIN BUYS! COLD ~EMEDIES ! :• : HOME FREEZERS REDI-G RIP WINTER TIRES CHEST and UPRIGHT CombbuoUoa 8 ea fl Refrigerator ud 8 ~a ft freezer reg $49~ALE $399 19 cu ft upright freezer reg $47~ALE $379 19 cu ft ehest freezer reg $49~ALE $369 52 gal Elec Water Heater ftEG. $32.95 HandCrea11 1000 SACCHARIN Efferveseeo11-4 golD 2for99c LEFT AT ONLY 2150' 0Powaer 33riOftiG.ACII8-oa. 2i 34c PtlRMANENT ANTI-F~EZE ' gal.$1:98 BARBWIRE $7.00 roll • (Dewl0p<!ll SEED.WHEAT , '$3.50.Allo bushel RECLEANED THOJINE . BRAN $2.65cwt lloltlo ol 50 ••• Aol. Bottle \?~:~=~ ~·~ ... 2i50' 1 Jolm lleel'e Spreader 17a 1 Oliver Spreader $111$ 11Jsed 32ft Elevator wltb Elee Motor, Open 1 Roanoke Baler 1 Brush Cutter (new) $475 3 SpriDgfleld Garden Tractors l'Uoed Springfield Garden Traeior ur Fountain Syringe , . 2 for $2.49 Flesla Park Brush and Comb . . . . $1.50 Kurley Kale Pot Cleaners ... .... 2 for 16e "SHORELA"NN" -. ' Less Usual Dlseoants NOTE ... Because of the extrem•ly low prices. of merchandise on sale, prices quoted are ior the 3 days of sale only. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. IODINE 2for30c· 98c HAIR SPRAY Aro~lc. 16-oa. bottle • • • $575 ' TR-USp 2I•SO't Formulo 20 5 oz Aerosol 2 for99c 0 Ckll*111's As,lrla 2i 34' 33<. 0 llffertd Asllirll 2'ao· 89c Creme Shampoo Walareen, ot 72 • • • I 0 48' CAStOR OIL 1 Horse Dlse $25 4 PT. CATI'LE CBIJ,TIF~ED Walcreen. 16-oz. bott:t. •• (Used)--Opea WASHER-$179. DOG MEAL 251bs$2.15 10 lbs95c 0 RIIIIIG ALCOIOL 1 New Idea Cora Picker GALVANIZED Roofi ng-$11.50 0 DANDY BUYS·! 1 New Idea Corn Plcller ----~-, 670xl5 REG. BEG. $28.75 ELEC.DRYER $139. MEDICINE CHEST! UNICQ AUTO~IATJO CORR. GALVANIZED Redi-Grip Tires $21.95 UNICQ %9e-t oz ·B<\Uie SOME . I Horse Mower $25 Reg $ll3~AU $100 . 98c BODY POMEROY ,OHIO now$24.95 ROOFING $12.00 -·--· 81' "Perfectln" REFRESHMENTS- DOOR PRIZES EVERYDAY-You Need'nt Be Present to Win 870x15 TUBELESS DRUG STORE . 2 i99C TOMORROW OCT. 4 THROUGH OCT. 6 COMPLETE LINE tlg .. 18-. BEGINS ~.- POMEROY MASSAGE Co·op· JACK CARS~Y, Mgr. PHONE 88 $7.00bale ON DISPlAY liE SURE AND GET YOURS NOW! STILL. HAVE 59clb , Ar6ucile's FALL . JEWELRY WIULEWE MILK and DARK t NEW -NEW FREE GRINDING .' BY BUCK OPENING HAMMAR MILL . ·" ASSOitTMENT . GRAND NEW TRUCKHOIST and new ~1· 1' ~ : . ~ ,•' ) , l Complete = SEE! and try the . ' . -· . -:·· WEBAYBA c.-If PRICES SLASHED IN THIS BIG SALE ' ca.- FURNITURE = INSTALLATION OeU, 11116. 3 0 • a•IITINio The repluo 1IMIItil:tc of ~YU~eline Cbapt-el, OD. ~ b. )aeld Thuu day. ()d. 4. at MIIOiliC Tro mple at 1:30. -,,;. X.O. and Pan Patroa. wid be b . . , . 1ad lhf' Chapte,r wiU . .rft Obllltt!o n NJiht, SWEETS by BRACH SQUAD CALLED Middleport Eme reency J S:qllad Wll ealled to the home of ~ Race Davll, between RuUand and , ~t.er .. about li&ht ~·ctoet Tues. 1 da,. Dl&ht when he beceme ill - ROOMS Of ~ New Fumlture ii 1 I ' -- - - - -.- - If BALER TWINE Civil Dafans• ia more thal'l li restN• for war; it i1 1 w•ep. on fOf peace ~ I $299.00 .BAKER lf R ME P- Y 0 \\' H ·i c I) 0 II H. ON TYRANNt- MACA.'U!-41. SEAli COVERS FARM BUREAU Yes~tcfa.i"t Clyptoquo~: TI-iC HABEUS ~I Af:r ..• Wosmo 5 )IENTHANOL 94c gal • I . been vaeaUonin ~ 'D Mcl>oD&ld; 0 . . the put month returned bome end was accompan.ied by her 10n 1 Ru 118eH Cartwrtebt and gr&ndeon ; Ru1 ty. ' o.a. POMEROY OHIO A FEW BALES OF Quo~U-. 'Tll ~ ~ijo STRINGENT CURB 'tHAT IIVEI\ ~~~!..<· T10N Nf:W!l I Pomeroy- Mlddle~O; Mrs. Grace Cartwrieht, who bas . SERVICE CENTER 10:30 Dragnet .. w•illllltoAY . PHONE .!:30 Tenneasee Erie Ford 11~00 Box ~ Peoples' Choice 9:00 Lux Th ea-ter 10:00 You B et YQur LiCe , Toitlltit 1.:00 SiC'D t ........,.. All••• DAIL 1' c ;;n'TOQUOTE - Hero'• how to work Ita ' "' Nellt~­ li:IS · . 7 :30 ~runch nnd Des '"' rlv-=r Jflni cl' Nicholton lpent 1\l(lo~day UP - Whlley ntah.t w~l h ELeanor Fruth at Ne w of lito Now Y<MII Ua~ .. lito lofl.• • oft l.b-1 and Mra. PL•arl i'ltlol. N\Cho1 •6n SlmdaJ Wfl'~ Mr. and Matllo Mrs. Eldon Skin~ Cif Ch"uncey , Da ..en' Oh1o, Mt. and Mr1. Ho1t Furger· aon, Nrt H4ven, lira. Wandt~ "'IM Roush a'nd sons ot Kaylong. . ~ :30 Twentr..Oae --Jack Barry 10:00 Ajj;<Jituno · of ltrHoll<lay. Flatt & &ruggs I I e. Follvw -· ··- - a. Your Life I 4 . ll:1!sc.s up ll . MM k ~nlh -- - - ---- ----- 'j . 10:U:IO 3<.1 i'll\i- llli9'irf ~ 7:00 ·I · 8 :00 p :1 . Bf"g•.m<' ! 2. T'i neJpplo I So. A r, l.) 3 . ,\f i! rm ~· 9:00' 1'bis I I oowN _...·· . I Dally Sentine~ loin . Hannab TbolllJ>I<>n ol V<Tnon and 1 f()rmn reside nt or th11 area i1 iU. ·Hr and Mr1 Donald Haynes and 800 Barry Letart W V• callt-d on Mr IDd Ml'l I N Hayne& Sunday evenrne. Hr and Kr• lams 10Dell . C! Jf. ton, Mr and Mrs ~lben Becker Middleport Ohio ~pent Sunday at CbUiiclotlle Oblo .Wtillg Mu AIrna Peck IIJ.d children. Kn Durwood Cumminl• of Pom· en.ty Ohio visited Krl John Roush Tuelday aftemoon. I News Carava.1 1 fin d 1! di fficul.t to weep over Odd and Wonderful btfln bf U:tJO Vtlltidt ~ . .tO;sq Slrlte It Rl.c!t Ihe fad thnt the Sampson A1r alcohol emette for atter.~botm Jl:i& Ld.a·· bt t.J:r$ :11.;00 V~taDt Ud1 Force base a t Geneva , N. Y., is \IS"le. The toeal baCkl'fr d~uoiaes hta tt:!O ~ l.t:: ·fomom,w 'tl:)IS Loft . ot Life cl~ls i ng dow n, nnd the township is rates and Wlilds up with a neet 11·. ·.· ,.;:~.... ~ ' .... ' ' , · ~ '""uw.. ll :w ..~li for Tomorrc.w already shopping around for in- of cabs. Tb e grea&ey-apoon owner 12:00 Ray MOland sftol.r tl :fS Guidhu~ Li.!!ht tlus tr ie~ h overcome the unem- ·who dealt in 60 meals a day now t2:30 At Th6 world '1'\JnJI 12 :00 Ray Mlll aild Show ~ ~ The Wnrld Turns pJ.oynwnt res u l-ting from the clos- bP-eomes rud~ loi' your ttimerity 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 12:: ~0 Our I ing of the hnt: t•, whic h on(:e num· in wantin} to pay three bucks for l :30 H01.16E!paftT Mi';s nroks 1 00 ben·d 21 .000 bn•!ies. including a 3teak that is not confected of 2:00 Bil PlJOff Hm..separty :Sil 1 5,000 r: li li tnr y :· r> .'. civi lh1n JW!rson . tennis s hoe.,., 2:80 Bob Ctoilb7 2 :00 the Blg Payoff nel . I Thill sets th&. general mood tor 3:00 Brightf>t thy 2 :!Jo S ob Crosby Shw . . ' •the wel come to the ''boys.. and 3:15 Secret Storm ooo~....\o. DQ" Ynu may ll'> k a.ny ":'1htary man , th~ i r de,;perate d ependents . Bitt(;r '3:30 Edge of Night ~ ; ~ ~ter~ and espcclaliy Ius w1f e, the rea· complaints (as in Norfolk, Va ., 4:00 Katie's Kitchen siJ n for my a bsen ce of t~ar.s , and I "Dogs and ~ailors keep o-ff the 4 :30 Early Show 3:30 Ed·g e of Niptt get an, a n~w~r sor t or mn~l11.r to . grass") beoome fashionable fOr 6 :00 DN:w W.tth Me 4:00 KM:ie's Kltcl:Jen what I m suy1n ~. The n swer8 , !iJeOple who were playing in the 6 :10 Regional Reporter 4:30 The Earl y S how would be esJ')£"('l:l ~ly profan.e fro~ pella(l',A le·aaue befor~.Jia.Jt!~OR~ ._, lltlL.»ouglgdds 6 :00 Art Linkletter & th e ~i Y i the ~ Stateside tra m ees dur:mthJ ~atfi~. 'rhe y take the "1>0~ rtf:3b--,o F "" t.:..w1tfhts 6:15 DougUs Jillward ~ 1 ec , nt unpl3o s£mtn ess k . . lis both h and s, and damn their pre· \:.,. :OO Arthu ~~:.\'. 6 :30 ' Sgt. Pr·~ron of ;Yukori Worl•l War 11. when w~ un e toolt sc nce. people who can't read 'hie· Million tre · ~ ,. 7:00 Bob Cumm i ngs Show to Jho\ ·e n.boul 12 mill on persons ics open bank accounts. 8:30 I've Got A Secret 7 :30 Climax un e r orms. . . . There is bne way to reduce 9:00'1, ~h Century Fox: Hour 8:30 Playhouse 90 . We will acc~p~. Lhe possLbillty prices, which i's to put the cUp- , lO:OO · Your- ms-so ~pooler 10:00 · E.qso RE"porter HIS POST ON THE MAUMeE t hat the good c~tm·ns of Genev.a, i joints off limits and set a mini· JO ·UI ~rts Pataae l : . . ·. 10:15 Sportl!l Paraflt> N. Y., rlld nol !!(OUJ~ l' lh l' personneol mum tor bOUdng, But unlorlun-· RIVE~. FROM HE.'U HE rat Sampsn n. AF B :~:; c , bu t It seems atcly llt ither is really enroreeat.J.e 10:P., 1W"atb.a'lrlan unlikely ."nm e oC the-m 1due to bla(:k markc't and deJ ;G. \. ,. t0:2:S Weat herman MARCHED TO VICTORY AT I highly weren't gJJllty. 10:i1U ;IUJ~ju B La st Assignment · . · pcraUon. "' .. --:>:- • FALLEN llMBER!!O, ( ' 10:30 Palace Play house . L~t us takP as a hypot hetu:o.l ex(CQ])yrlght, 1956, by United Fea- 11:00 .'. firm amp ~ ~ F r ti Desperate, situ&ted •ture Syndicate Inc) ilJARKER ON THI! !ITE I ~ 1:OU New.s outside of ll('hing Palm, S, , C. It ' · 11:1111 , 'IIhe Late S1W1r used to b" si!IHc-d cbi.efly by . t he THI!: Rl!U,NOW A MEIMCiitiAL 11:05 ca-ptain's dng nnd cook. But ai•J of ._ _......,______._ -- --~~-I'ARK IN DEFIANCE. a s udrl cn th e polilid ans talk with , the- military . onr'l somf'h uw the real- estatl:' hll fl ll crs gd wind·, and what on<'e l l!;~ d In he a bt-er-andTHURSDAY hamhurg r:t !J· npnlis Is a thriving H ,59 Si ~ n On city, becau.~ c> an tnrantry division 9. LArgeat 30. Re12:00 Fllm & Fancy continent and !!Uppor ! ing vnits . have juK 12:00 Nei'gbbon mo"ed J l:::IU Feminin e Touch 10. Golf moved in . 12:30 FUm & Fancy mounds outl!r , Th f! mayor m'ake.~ a resounding . / 2:00 A£t ernoon 1ril m Ft·~li\'!lJ lfl. Self hut. t welroming the ' I spe-ech &:bout 19 . Weaken 32 . Coin "boys" and t·hr good citham~ get 1:80 Feminine Touch l 4:00 Two-Gun Pl :~y ha us.. 20, Invalid 'a I S ·,o,·ed. ) cracking on thn welcome . food J5 . Mona,g . 2:00 Aflt..emoon FUm Fe.9tlval 5:00 Mickey Mouse Flnt ~f. nny ma-lariol !rn'amp 21. Past tery 4:00 TWo-Gun Playhouse gets sold at rantas·tl c figures ~o 22. Excavate 36. BonUsli:OO Mickey Mouse 8:00 ·Bufraio Bill, .J r. the personnel mny he- hpt act tve 2:5. Middle man 8:00 News · The word by the mosquJ.tocs. 26. Man 6 :30 Pl t'y hott•;e 15 37. A ~ 8:01! Wealher spread! th At the millf'nnium has beverart strike 8:1b S[M'IS arrived ,11nd ~II the members or 27. Cut, aa brca.ke r U. POI'tu!t 7 :00 · Clrem. ' 8:15 Joha Daly timber · t he Juke. Kallikak 11nd Jeeter Lcs. 38. Fora~ 41, Metal Cor4 8:3l. Dtsneyl.lnd 29. Elowl arm ter tamill<''!l quit eaUng C'lay ana 4S.IIplakt 8 :00 Wire Serviee 7:00 The Amazing nunni!Jger under. bone 40. Wllllal'y come to !own to le«!h onto thf! 8:00 Oc;t:ie and Harriet hand 39. Ini.ellect _ 9:00 Ozark Juhil rt! (abbr.) ' . suckers. Industrle!l slart In hog·walloWs, 8:30 FOrd Theau. · SUITOFORAY AND BLACK 10:00' Featun• Th r;llre 11.nd the thrce·!lhlft sleeping arWOOL in a diagonal wei\oe , Ub ~. Nll)\t Fi&btJ nn gemcnts rmnmence Jn board- comes from Harry Frechtel't 9:0 :rea'ture Th~atre 11 :00 News and We:~ liH• r Ing ~ouses whlrh used to be so I eolle.cUon. High nap pock.e!JJ off" 11:00 News Uld Weather . untr.nanted th11t Ihe ·betibugs were . set a low-pla.ce-d back IH!It. The 11:1o s.,11 :10 Sports reduced to dining oft each other jacket has a deep back pleat 11 :15 Mystery Theatre 'fhe local Grerk rcs taurant -owne~ 11 :15 Myst ery Tl w.1t re ~ ' nprates his pt"'rn aine.lnduclng ta- above .the beJt. · ... :_,~ 1~:1~ , Sign Off 12:15 Sign orr i,bJe d'hotc from 50 cents ta two ' hucke . A lumblc ·down ~h21ck that stands unt't'nted at $.10 3 month suddenly rommsnd-s $100 nnd up as th e offl('er p ersonnPI and Cam- . illes .-ttrnggle in . The loeal laundry, whirh has bee n .9!11rvinp., nDW ~ kl!. hnH a hu ek to ruin n shirt. and you got t o bonk an advance engagcmenl with the dry-<"lf:'aner, Who ls plt• a;.f d lo c ompletely wreck a unktorm for three burk.s 1f you glv.e hlrr1 a month to see ·t hat the hydrorh lorl c acid ha3 !Uff!clcnt time to I t L::ng. ) . ,' 6 :45 - 1 I s een lly an old fireplace ff . Aaecnd 46. Vampire 47. Clrl'l name 48. Ea ch 49. Poo!ly 00. S~n dy tr&r'• ~ Hopalona: Cassidy I probl~m . ..• ropla<e molhs. 6 :30 The Dina.h Shore Show Aunt D.ru Snow 8;00 Kratt. Theatre . . RUark Reports . Bv ROBERT C. RUARK My Little Margie ? :30 Susie !'"II I •o. oncn --'-··---- I Come dy Time 6:00 .NeWs 6:1, Sports Jilye 8:25 Le.r Paut Mary Ford • :30 Eddle Fisher · 8:45 News Carat~ 7:00 Mayor of the Towo daughter Elaihe CaJ1:wrigbt. • ~~~:(.~. ~ ~~e ~::::~ an oplnton. nobodJ al ft:30 I :=::'::====~1 !:,~- ~:;ieD!:~ :!!~~~d st.:: ' ·' WHY DOIIIIN"'I' TilE NEW l'ORKER make It on Sundaya? lt'a -. pntly complex question and lt'a doubttul it can be anawered by Aft-Y blanJcet explanation, IUCh. u l&ylnJ that he ltn't religious. One ,_\fer, I .uapeet, may be that there are more people here who 'have their own, ptfhapa pecuUar, ldeu alxlut Nllglon. Peopll' who ..-.n't ready to wonhlp In orthodox fuhlon , Uke the rood c:IUzena In Bt. Loull Ot' Cincinnati. · ~mflnbtr that lhll 111 tht clly ot ~quart peg• l.n round h.olee, ot ~ fncfi'VIduall•t•, Indeed, of lcOltoeluta. The suapiclon here 11 that Lht Manh•\t&nlte 11 God~belltVlnJ, but he. may prefer to wor•hlp Hlm In • wheat tletd at h.l&h noon of a IWliiJ day rather than IB tlte preaerib'ed church or temiJie. A lot ol New York churches, mo1t notably Protestant, are juJL bll'l'IAJ a-ttlft&' ".j the•• d&)'l aM the lAellnatlon Ui to blame It on lht ex'o<tut ol New York retldenta to tl1e suburbl of Westchester, . _ , llland bd Mw Jerwey. Maybe 10. Thett are it.lll a \ott or •peopll Uvtftr In the lrlt1 proper and • fat aumber of them don't 10 tel church. lfo ......,..t li ~Mended, bUt hlaYbe they jtdt .,.•t maklq cler&'Ymlft who ean deliver lnten1t1n1 nnn0111 Idly...._ A.~tf'*ay, It appean t.hert'a a blf upawlftJ lD re11a1on around tltt eountry thult yean and ai tar a1 ean be determtned, tt haan't y.t ...._... .,. New York. MayM tveryone ha.t been I'IJf'lt all the 'While; 111aibe 0111 il a tlnkhola. a anakeptt, 11. degenenate community rood ·Ifor r~othlftl' but fut Uvlnl' and immoral playing. Nobody Ia rolng r ; ,';_, : ' 1 turn home Sund~. ·. ~ Those attendiftC t~ ~Fall Him. Show at RO<~ Sprinp 9111111ay were Mr. and Mrs. ·In« Lewis, Mr. and Mr!!l : Issac Lew~~Dana hELIOIOUSLY 8PE.\KINO, New York Is nearly hnlf Catholic, whl<=h launderatandable inumuch u It Is p, stronghold of old Italian lmmigr&ntll and their progeny and contains tour Um eH again u ·f nany Irlahmell. u there are In Dublin. F~rty-flve per cent or New Yorken ore, then. Catholic. Another· 25 per cent are Proteata.nt a.nd a aecond 2!i per cent are Jewlah, which lea.vea 0 per cent tor everything else. "t'hOA flrurea are mt.leadb!J', however. In church-going actuality, 21 per cent of the realdent.a are Catholic, 7 1.'11 per cent Protestant, T per cent Jewish and 0.6 per cent everything elae. Or, In darker Worda, t2 per cent ot New Yorkers ,go to churc h, Certainly It lllll't that the New YOrker can 't "and 111111 kind of 'C!huteh ~ewhere In the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queena, Manhattan or •tatft Iatand. ln. .t he two !hou.utd 1 f:hurc he~ here, there muat be i rep,..tauoa .t virtuallY ~W¥ l!~ct In the world. We need them, of course: theN are more-lhan 60 notlonnll!lcs to be round , •heh and we bava more ttlan two million residenlH who were foreign ! I' 5:00 _Erwilfl'and daughter Clinetta. frpin Sout h Side, Mr and M'rs 'R. V. Ohilders Jllrs Ruth Chila.. '"I~ i!:mrna st'ewan jj' v~,. ·_ . Jacqoeline Ne , iiijt ~~! Daily from cor · .!lilji!Jli.~ · I· ing there RraMtt ' ~* i}fd h Cla1enee Newell. lt~ j)!oil 1o tO· -· II a man who doe. not go to church. 1'hla kind of generalization, or co urse, wlll get m now11ere. The t ru th ls, there a re more than 2,000 U81>rted churchea, temples, synagnguea aJld other place• ot worship In the ftve boroughll, and many of them have sizeable congregations o.nd. devout parilhlonera. 1'he other day I wu looking out the w1n4ow penalvely, though, and the more I thought, the euler It wu for me to think of do zens after doz.tM of people who haven't been inside o. houae of won hlp In, u.y, 10 year•. Thll!l led me to think that maybe I just knew the wrong lllnd of people, , but, lo and behold, statlsticl!l have ju!'lt drift#<! I thil way from the Protestant Council's dtpa.rt· ment of church planning and research- and not onl7 mr fl1ende, but everyone else's, B~em to. be In the 1ame boat. More than half of New York City'• populatlon-~8 per cent, to be exact- t. not afl'Uiated with any rellgloua congregation. Maybe they have been chrlatened or married In a church, but that'l the only apparent time they have been lnelde one. · . ' 4.:80 Visiting Mr and Mrs J9hn Harr- l, • I 4.QO i90n the p~t week were.lfJ·a CHne 1\.TEW 'YORK- By and large, the New Yorlwr ' 3:45 Modern Romances Phy!l is Va n Met~ from West Col um bia vi sit ed Miss Mal'tha Lou H l' n1·y Fr iday . ~- ---- --- I current 3:00 Queen For A Day Ja niee Duca n who is attending business (' 1\ool a t Columbus Ohio and Ge Oe Ducan sp~nt the week end with Mr anrl Mrs Buren Ducan. my new . •' 7 :00 Today 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Jlome 1I :00 Tic Tac Dough fl :30 It could be you 1~ : 00 Panon ·s Study 12::10. Current 1 :30 T eftness ee Ernl~ 2:® Matinee ·theatM 3:00 Queen Fur A Day 3 :45 Modern Romruu~e1 4: :00 Comedy Time 4:f.O !My IJtlt-.Je iMar«ie 5:00 Aunt Dru Show 6 :00 News Picture 6 :25 SpO rt5 Eye 6:25 Les Paul and M:fl'y k'?ord 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 :tome 12:3!) I NaUo la) ld'-'ettlllnl reprewentauve, Bothnel li-Kimball, Jnc ., Leollil\oa Avo., Ne"' Yor~ City, 18, N Y. .... 1 ' ;55 SliD 011 Mart ha Lou He nry and P h\·l iss I 1·30 Tennessee Ert:.le 'I V iln Mt>!cr are going t o Columbu s j · Ohio thi s wPe k to seek employ- 2:00 Matlnee The atre Subl;crtptlou rate.: Delivery bJ' earner wb.-re available SO rl:lnl s . . week: oae 1e1r In td.vaact c:t "i'be Dally Sentinel office. $1!t60 : tk,moe.th. $7.80; three months, $3 .90. By motor route wfv>rt lfaUable: one mcath. $1. by mall one year $8; w mon t ~. . $4 2~ : ~ monlb1, $2.50; one moat4.. Jl. •' 1 I '-•••1 - THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Mr and Mrs R~y Pieken;"S7. 11:00 Tic Tac Dough have re tur ned hom e arter a wee}c:s vacatioft t-ouring In Florid a an d lJ 30 It 'Co11ld Be You other sta tes. J 12·00 Camm:,a Goes to School Slatered u 1eeond rlw mallJtt lllttter at tbe p~JSt office •• Obta. GU I \USAZ TV Ch'anne 13 J;f' - 6:M S la:n On 7:00 Today LITAlT W .Y)o Ul. .,. and yount .on Sunda-y afternooo . They woat lo ...._ Dr. Malone7. lime will! bit brother Ceell ood Mr. and Htl. Dao.l.el Welt:aDd. Sunday suettt ol M.n. Garnet lk and Mra. Dexter Eden were oth"" rollotlv" . &Dd friellda lefl and Breoda of Hwltlncton villted. Obapman were Jlr. IDd Mn. Dan· recent caHer~ i.f1 the home: of Mrs. Mr. ..d Mrl. Mort lloiKDI ol JloodtY 11101'111 .. fOr bio hOIU lD over the week eD4 with Mr1. W. tel Welg•ud and Brenda, Mr. 1nd W. W. Staat~ aad Mr. a od Mrl. Looll wore ..0.1>1 -ot Mr. WuhiDJtoo. J, Chapman and other relative.. 1Mr1. ArlebJe ctulpman. Mr. aDd Mer! WoKe . and Mro. Fred B,outh. Mro. F&Dllle Rouoh opeDt ru... ldr . .lDd llrt. DHier Edea o! 'JIIro. Leoaard lloulb Saadrl aDd Miq Ella Blesalntr: tpeot Satur~ Bert llluiiDI wbo ....DI oome- cla7 with Mro. Leo IIDUth ~ Dovleo Parkera:burc tpeDt Tutllday D.iebt 'Milton Ray, Mr. •nd Kn. Hlriey day afternoon with J4n. Leonard Grove. with lhe William Broob fam!17. Bonocutler aDd ehlldreD, llro. Rouab. ' Le()nt.rd RotWi md family were ·MrtJ. Harry Tbompeoo uUed on 1D1 Wetllnd and 'llUe, Mr. Gkl· f 'red Rout h and C urtia Young ( U - af Mro. Garaet Ohapmoa 011 her daulii:hter in law, Kn illlldred ·eon tllnkle and Con, ldr. and Mn. were bUJiness callers in Point TuOiday. Thomp1100 and baby 1011 Friday. ~nut Love and Kn. Carrie Jud- P~aaant Friday, Billie Welpad called oo Cecil Mr .and Mrs. · Jve' Klna: were lf(ln ot ll&l'ltford. MORE Blessina and famll7 Mondq even~ bu8ineu caller la Pomeroy Sat. MJ'I. Doroth1 M.oDennltt and Mr. Ernie and Miss Twila Ric· ~ns. Mr. and Mn. Fraat WC'lle ol . ·children ol CbethtJt Rlda:e IJH!nt kard were recent gueata ot Mre. He1dame11 ErmJne TbompiOD C)[ Silver SprlDI, 14d., were Sunday tho -~ elld willl b<T ftlher Stanley Adkins of New Haven. Iowa alld Harry ThomptOD ol oat ·evening rupper aue'lts of MJ;,. aid , and mother, Mr. aDd: Mn. WUII:Nn Mrs. C. M. YOWlI and Dwight Grove were 4lnDe1' au• ()f llr. llr1. Cecil Blelllne ud Ella. OUt- B GibbJ were bu11Deu callera in and lira. Dwight Gllilo Moadoy. er guelf.s in the Bleulng home Jdr. 1Dd Mn. Curtl.l '\:'ounl were New Haven and Ma10n Friday. Mrs. F. M. Roush was the were Mr. aDd MT. Rot Winebren· •~r JUesta of Jlr. and llr1. Mr. aDd Mrs. Fr-ed Roullb apeot IUeal ol Mn Arlie RoUth ol Broa4 ncr and Donna, )lr. and Mn;. Paul Areb RoUJb Friday. Sunday 1t-ilt the Artie Roush lamRun Wed.Delday. Blessing ol Pt. Ple....,t tllr. aad Mro. Deanla IIDuob, llm- lly on Broad Run. . Mr. and Mrs. Archie ChJpm.an mie and Roeer, of Hickory Chl.pel Ennlae Th_.n nil¢ on Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ble691Df of ond M<l. SllD BootOD Monday aft. af Atwaler ..,.at Sat nlgbl with Mrl Elmer N-.ry, Steve and Parkerai>W<g 1pe1>1 Frldll)' lngbt -14n. W. J. Cliapm1n. ldite, w-ere Sundl.)' pestl of llr. wllh W. A. Bleulag and lin. W. erDOOIL J. Chapman. Mn. Retha Brooks lo IU. llfrs. Arch RoU>b opent Friday aad Mra. Denula JIOuah Sr. llev._ and Mrs. W . S BiUups ~ afternoon wttb lfn, KMl.e Hart. Mr. and Mn. Tobey M7e:ra, i)lr. Don Aten ca-lled on Mr and Ml'1. Potnt Pleuant wer.e Sunday dtnMr. and Mn. C. F. Ble11lng .and .and Mra CUrtla Younc were Sun- c . F. Bleulng Saturday momlne. aer rueste af llr and MJ:a. CecU Mrs Leolia YOUDg were abopping day dinner guutl of llr ID.d' ..,_, .Mr. and M.ra. Le•He 1 Smith of Bleulllg. . in Pomeroy Saturd;ly dtemoon. Dwight GJbbs. Mason called on Mr. and Mn1 f . Mra. Ada TbompJOD ol. Oak Mn. Velma Jobo.son, daqbtu, Mr. and Mn. Boll Wlnebljeo- •M. Rouah Sunday evening~ · r ~ Grove opeat Frklq with Mro. !11•- llr. and Mrs. Jim Johnton, Mr. ·J teT CharLes and Donna aDO 111'1. Mr. and Mra. Howard . nab 'l1tompson of Vernon wbo 11 and Mrs. Perry IJvinpton and Sa~b Hannum attended the ·~ had as guert, over lhe week d Wn Kelvln·g ton of Akron ~re ding of the for~·; 1011, ~ ~ Mn. Anna b)'lburn of pt. PI week end guest. ol Mrs. W. W. renee Paul and Mila Klrla ant, Mn. Cbra William• ot CJit~taats and attended the. old fa&b- whleh took plaee ln lltddleport ton and Mrs. MaUida Nobles &( Muon. , 11oned belling . ot Jimnue Staats, Saturda7 eveniDg. who waa mamed to Flo~nce RJ.ce; I DeWIJne lo!CO.•m,O,It . Those visiting in the borne of Rev. and Mra. W. S. Billups eal- Sunday Sebool at Mr. and Mrs. John Adk!DJ o1 Pt. led on the Donald Thompsons Chureb Sunday ~:~~~f:l~ Pleaaant Sunday and attending the · !Mr. and Mre. ~Curtil anaual 1lnging were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. I.aura Gl!bb-a Letter Adkins, Emery Fry, J(r. and lda.y wit>h Mr. and . Mra. Virgil Adiins and Sue~ Mr. tlng and helped make apple bu<tuil' l and .Mr.t. Arch Yeager and Mr. and · 14ro. Lor& Mae Brown, · Ed Fey. !Sue Elleb and En Le-e tpent Bun· Mr. and Mr1. Russell Hof·Cman day witb Mrs. Luvena Rainey. attended the Sunday school picnic Mrs. HoDite Thomp5011 iDd Vir- at Peniei. Chun:h Sunday l'inia ot Vernon were rec:eDt'cal. Miss TwHa Rickard spent Sunde~s of Mila Ella BlessSue, Mn. day with Mu. Abbie Thompson . 1:1 Mildred Thompson aDd Mrs. Ada Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adkins aa.d Thompson of Oak Grove. Mrs. Nora Adkins, Mr. and Mr8. Those gathering In tbe hom8 of Arthur Pullin• or Flat Rock spent C. F. Blessing Wednesday even· Sunday evening with Mr. and FOB ing to diSCWlS floor f-urna.cea for Mrs. Howard Rayburn . Board Baptist Church were Al· Mrs. Addie Roush wa 5 the guest bert Boston, Lora Mae Brown and o£ Mrs. George T. Adkins Sunday . lEva Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myen, ·M r and Mrs . Curtis Young and Ok· ey B. Roush. Mr. and Mrs Frank Wolfe of 'Maryland and Jack Runnels of LouisyHle, Ky. were 'gueits O' f :Mrs. Oa The Brlghled Fannie Taylor and Robert Sunday. Der Ill Middleport Dallas Gibbs of Broad Run and Dw~ght Gibbs ·of Oak Grove were Oil BAKER FURNITURE If in Pt. Pleasant Sunday evening. . LETART, W.VA• •••ria '~ Mrs Helen Bar ker visited Mrs Bertha F ai.lt>y .at Mason Sunday a ft ernoon. Mrs Earl Darst aJld child ren of Pt. Plt>asan[ ~1rs Jessie Cartwri g ht visited Mrs J c wP!I C t!11.pman a t Rut land Ohio Sunday. DIVOTII> TO INTUfSTI OF MEIG'--MASON -\RIA aJCHARD •- owE" UJI.MGR, ., , . • PACKAGE STATIONERY I Genuine Lea!lher BILLFOLDS Finesl Quality Rog. too •ach . . . 2 I!16C For men and women FEVER THERMOMETER Reg 75c Oral or Rectal 2 for 99c • .. .. 23t! CA~ • ~;;:,. col?r!o, fra1n s . . . 2' 55 I . Formula 20 -l.,4 oz jar' 2f.'lr90c Clothes Pins 2 bxs 33c Wax Paper , 2for 49c Alarm Clocks . $1.98 Ash TrQys . . 2 for 79c Century Aalomatle HEATING PAD . . 4. 95 value- now $3.79 Guaruleed 1 1'ear I...• �• ' • ' .2-Dally Sentbtel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ; Oct 3, 1956 TELE.VI CL~~~~. ~ dmnec guesla ol lok an d I Mrs Lawrence R-oush at West Col· •The Daily Sentinel um bia we re Mr and Mrs Jack John· son and c hil dren , Mrs Betty F o:r; ' and daughtec I RIYNOLo E. GREENII IDITOl - PublWted ~ty attemooiJ e&tept Sunda7 by The- Ohio ValltJ '-ttael Ta.e., at 110 M-=hanit st., Pomeroy, 0 . Buslne.sa !>l>oa• 388, edilorial olflte pho.. 1117. off1r ~ • . men!. emo~loyed Jack Smith who is at Colum bus Ohio spent SatUrday and Sunday with h is parents Mr and Mrs Harold Smit h. • ;!> '• . • .' . ' '• • . ~ ~ ft • ft ..'.. - • •v ~ " •• ! • ! , bom. • .;i. • ~ , ,_ .. ~ . ~ t,, ..."• .. = :j ·~ ;. l ,.••· I I DAILY CROSSWO RD .\CROSS 1. Muta 6. Dctraud 11. Kind ot cat 12. Dwelling 13. Near I poet .) H . Earle'• nett lll. Ungert 17. Water god (poll!!.) 18. Wlae men 20. T•blet 23. Toward at. Oriental nurae 18. Nimble !'10. Small plur 31. A Jumplns tUck 32. Cry of pain 3:!. Molature 3f. Discloses £7. Arithm.eUo .!It! I· ' 7. Garden tool ~. .. < i• li:·.. )~1!311 .\XVDLDAA~!R &• L 0 ~ <l 1~ B L L 0 W ....... w- WfjoiH......t h:SO fclntCn !I:Zil 12:00 Pres~ ,, . ALERT TObAY II ALIVE TOMORROW ~ . ?""l eU ~ :· t h;,p l;r :; tnni.l.a for :lrlolhu. In .thtl axam.ple A I• u~ fot t ha th . <-:~ . L l , X for thu l\\O o·~. ete, ltlftll• letten, a~ t r.,p:-lt'.!t, t he .enotl~ ~nJ f<.'lrruatlon ot the ' W01'41 Ul aU ~ Jr.a ~ t'l !.Ia:,· the coJ e .eaers o.re .Jhlerent., .A 0 ~ 0 i. I Q : M IIH' ! G :r A A. :: 0 Crrr t;,,;r am Head~ues . ll:lO Weat)lereast 11 :20 Press Boll:. IGl<ll(llO 11 :30 Foreign IDIJ'!lU• 12:00 . Tonight Ofi ,.,.._,,...,.,.,-==--=-- - wCHS-TV Channell THURSDAY •== ~ lt:titatoo ~~ib A:::\11•:::;,.., s:oo s= On ::: &,,.;mM~aroo IQ:Iiit · $ltlb It 1\i<b 9·90 Arlhur God""'r CJm· lte:OO I :.t Q ll 0 Ali R Z A NPX V M :,1 Vldl! V X M lll P A HJIJIL, Ml P •, NIW Batteries 'I - i FRE~ 1 'i The 3 BIG DAYS ' Cbo<olale CANDY TO SUIT YOU! Wblpped Creams • . . . . . 69e lb Choe. Cov. Peanuts . . . . . . 69r lb Mailed Mllil. Balla .. .. .. • 59r lb Cream Center Peaaut Clulers .. . .. . .. .. • 89e lb Cboeolale Drops , . . . . . . . 35c up Aleorled Flavor Cho<olateo 69< lb M&M'B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c lb CHOC. CHERRIES 20 Marie lies Boxed Chocs . . 89< lb Fudge, Cbor and Vanilla . . 49e lb . , . . SOfT BROWN SUGAR PHONE 6021-X Ben FULL ASSORTMENTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' ORLIS , NTISEPTIC •,., Reg 73c pt ' , '2for74c MILL TOWN and COUNTRY SAVINGS AT . Meigs ·County .. I;" ....,:-.... . -.:r .·· ,., . EMAIN ST. THURS., FRI. & Wa!q SAT. OCT. 4, 5,11Jl111 VITAMIN BUYS! COLD ~EMEDIES ! :• : HOME FREEZERS REDI-G RIP WINTER TIRES CHEST and UPRIGHT CombbuoUoa 8 ea fl Refrigerator ud 8 ~a ft freezer reg $49~ALE $399 19 cu ft upright freezer reg $47~ALE $379 19 cu ft ehest freezer reg $49~ALE $369 52 gal Elec Water Heater ftEG. $32.95 HandCrea11 1000 SACCHARIN Efferveseeo11-4 golD 2for99c LEFT AT ONLY 2150' 0Powaer 33riOftiG.ACII8-oa. 2i 34c PtlRMANENT ANTI-F~EZE ' gal.$1:98 BARBWIRE $7.00 roll • (Dewl0p<!ll SEED.WHEAT , '$3.50.Allo bushel RECLEANED THOJINE . BRAN $2.65cwt lloltlo ol 50 ••• Aol. Bottle \?~:~=~ ~·~ ... 2i50' 1 Jolm lleel'e Spreader 17a 1 Oliver Spreader $111$ 11Jsed 32ft Elevator wltb Elee Motor, Open 1 Roanoke Baler 1 Brush Cutter (new) $475 3 SpriDgfleld Garden Tractors l'Uoed Springfield Garden Traeior ur Fountain Syringe , . 2 for $2.49 Flesla Park Brush and Comb . . . . $1.50 Kurley Kale Pot Cleaners ... .... 2 for 16e "SHORELA"NN" -. ' Less Usual Dlseoants NOTE ... Because of the extrem•ly low prices. of merchandise on sale, prices quoted are ior the 3 days of sale only. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. IODINE 2for30c· 98c HAIR SPRAY Aro~lc. 16-oa. bottle • • • $575 ' TR-USp 2I•SO't Formulo 20 5 oz Aerosol 2 for99c 0 Ckll*111's As,lrla 2i 34' 33<. 0 llffertd Asllirll 2'ao· 89c Creme Shampoo Walareen, ot 72 • • • I 0 48' CAStOR OIL 1 Horse Dlse $25 4 PT. CATI'LE CBIJ,TIF~ED Walcreen. 16-oz. bott:t. •• (Used)--Opea WASHER-$179. DOG MEAL 251bs$2.15 10 lbs95c 0 RIIIIIG ALCOIOL 1 New Idea Cora Picker GALVANIZED Roofi ng-$11.50 0 DANDY BUYS·! 1 New Idea Corn Plcller ----~-, 670xl5 REG. BEG. $28.75 ELEC.DRYER $139. MEDICINE CHEST! UNICQ AUTO~IATJO CORR. GALVANIZED Redi-Grip Tires $21.95 UNICQ %9e-t oz ·B<\Uie SOME . I Horse Mower $25 Reg $ll3~AU $100 . 98c BODY POMEROY ,OHIO now$24.95 ROOFING $12.00 -·--· 81' "Perfectln" REFRESHMENTS- DOOR PRIZES EVERYDAY-You Need'nt Be Present to Win 870x15 TUBELESS DRUG STORE . 2 i99C TOMORROW OCT. 4 THROUGH OCT. 6 COMPLETE LINE tlg .. 18-. BEGINS ~.- POMEROY MASSAGE Co·op· JACK CARS~Y, Mgr. PHONE 88 $7.00bale ON DISPlAY liE SURE AND GET YOURS NOW! STILL. HAVE 59clb , Ar6ucile's FALL . JEWELRY WIULEWE MILK and DARK t NEW -NEW FREE GRINDING .' BY BUCK OPENING HAMMAR MILL . ·" ASSOitTMENT . GRAND NEW TRUCKHOIST and new ~1· 1' ~ : . ~ ,•' ) , l Complete = SEE! and try the . ' . -· . -:·· WEBAYBA c.-If PRICES SLASHED IN THIS BIG SALE ' ca.- FURNITURE = INSTALLATION OeU, 11116. 3 0 • a•IITINio The repluo 1IMIItil:tc of ~YU~eline Cbapt-el, OD. ~ b. )aeld Thuu day. ()d. 4. at MIIOiliC Tro mple at 1:30. -,,;. X.O. and Pan Patroa. wid be b . . , . 1ad lhf' Chapte,r wiU . .rft Obllltt!o n NJiht, SWEETS by BRACH SQUAD CALLED Middleport Eme reency J S:qllad Wll ealled to the home of ~ Race Davll, between RuUand and , ~t.er .. about li&ht ~·ctoet Tues. 1 da,. Dl&ht when he beceme ill - ROOMS Of ~ New Fumlture ii 1 I ' -- - - - -.- - If BALER TWINE Civil Dafans• ia more thal'l li restN• for war; it i1 1 w•ep. on fOf peace ~ I $299.00 .BAKER lf R ME P- Y 0 \\' H ·i c I) 0 II H. ON TYRANNt- MACA.'U!-41. SEAli COVERS FARM BUREAU Yes~tcfa.i"t Clyptoquo~: TI-iC HABEUS ~I Af:r ..• Wosmo 5 )IENTHANOL 94c gal • I . been vaeaUonin ~ 'D Mcl>oD&ld; 0 . . the put month returned bome end was accompan.ied by her 10n 1 Ru 118eH Cartwrtebt and gr&ndeon ; Ru1 ty. ' o.a. POMEROY OHIO A FEW BALES OF Quo~U-. 'Tll ~ ~ijo STRINGENT CURB 'tHAT IIVEI\ ~~~!..<· T10N Nf:W!l I Pomeroy- Mlddle~O; Mrs. Grace Cartwrieht, who bas . SERVICE CENTER 10:30 Dragnet .. w•illllltoAY . PHONE .!:30 Tenneasee Erie Ford 11~00 Box ~ Peoples' Choice 9:00 Lux Th ea-ter 10:00 You B et YQur LiCe , Toitlltit 1.:00 SiC'D t ........,.. All••• DAIL 1' c ;;n'TOQUOTE - Hero'• how to work Ita ' "' Nellt~­ li:IS · . 7 :30 ~runch nnd Des '"' rlv-=r Jflni cl' Nicholton lpent 1\l(lo~day UP - Whlley ntah.t w~l h ELeanor Fruth at Ne w of lito Now Y<MII Ua~ .. lito lofl.• • oft l.b-1 and Mra. PL•arl i'ltlol. N\Cho1 •6n SlmdaJ Wfl'~ Mr. and Matllo Mrs. Eldon Skin~ Cif Ch"uncey , Da ..en' Oh1o, Mt. and Mr1. Ho1t Furger· aon, Nrt H4ven, lira. Wandt~ "'IM Roush a'nd sons ot Kaylong. . ~ :30 Twentr..Oae --Jack Barry 10:00 Ajj;<Jituno · of ltrHoll<lay. Flatt & &ruggs I I e. Follvw -· ··- - a. Your Life I 4 . ll:1!sc.s up ll . MM k ~nlh -- - - ---- ----- 'j . 10:U:IO 3<.1 i'll\i- llli9'irf ~ 7:00 ·I · 8 :00 p :1 . Bf"g•.m<' ! 2. T'i neJpplo I So. A r, l.) 3 . ,\f i! rm ~· 9:00' 1'bis I I oowN _...·· . I Dally Sentine~ loin . Hannab TbolllJ>I<>n ol V<Tnon and 1 f()rmn reside nt or th11 area i1 iU. ·Hr and Mr1 Donald Haynes and 800 Barry Letart W V• callt-d on Mr IDd Ml'l I N Hayne& Sunday evenrne. Hr and Kr• lams 10Dell . C! Jf. ton, Mr and Mrs ~lben Becker Middleport Ohio ~pent Sunday at CbUiiclotlle Oblo .Wtillg Mu AIrna Peck IIJ.d children. Kn Durwood Cumminl• of Pom· en.ty Ohio visited Krl John Roush Tuelday aftemoon. I News Carava.1 1 fin d 1! di fficul.t to weep over Odd and Wonderful btfln bf U:tJO Vtlltidt ~ . .tO;sq Slrlte It Rl.c!t Ihe fad thnt the Sampson A1r alcohol emette for atter.~botm Jl:i& Ld.a·· bt t.J:r$ :11.;00 V~taDt Ud1 Force base a t Geneva , N. Y., is \IS"le. The toeal baCkl'fr d~uoiaes hta tt:!O ~ l.t:: ·fomom,w 'tl:)IS Loft . ot Life cl~ls i ng dow n, nnd the township is rates and Wlilds up with a neet 11·. ·.· ,.;:~.... ~ ' .... ' ' , · ~ '""uw.. ll :w ..~li for Tomorrc.w already shopping around for in- of cabs. Tb e grea&ey-apoon owner 12:00 Ray MOland sftol.r tl :fS Guidhu~ Li.!!ht tlus tr ie~ h overcome the unem- ·who dealt in 60 meals a day now t2:30 At Th6 world '1'\JnJI 12 :00 Ray Mlll aild Show ~ ~ The Wnrld Turns pJ.oynwnt res u l-ting from the clos- bP-eomes rud~ loi' your ttimerity 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 12:: ~0 Our I ing of the hnt: t•, whic h on(:e num· in wantin} to pay three bucks for l :30 H01.16E!paftT Mi';s nroks 1 00 ben·d 21 .000 bn•!ies. including a 3teak that is not confected of 2:00 Bil PlJOff Hm..separty :Sil 1 5,000 r: li li tnr y :· r> .'. civi lh1n JW!rson . tennis s hoe.,., 2:80 Bob Ctoilb7 2 :00 the Blg Payoff nel . I Thill sets th&. general mood tor 3:00 Brightf>t thy 2 :!Jo S ob Crosby Shw . . ' •the wel come to the ''boys.. and 3:15 Secret Storm ooo~....\o. DQ" Ynu may ll'> k a.ny ":'1htary man , th~ i r de,;perate d ependents . Bitt(;r '3:30 Edge of Night ~ ; ~ ~ter~ and espcclaliy Ius w1f e, the rea· complaints (as in Norfolk, Va ., 4:00 Katie's Kitchen siJ n for my a bsen ce of t~ar.s , and I "Dogs and ~ailors keep o-ff the 4 :30 Early Show 3:30 Ed·g e of Niptt get an, a n~w~r sor t or mn~l11.r to . grass") beoome fashionable fOr 6 :00 DN:w W.tth Me 4:00 KM:ie's Kltcl:Jen what I m suy1n ~. The n swer8 , !iJeOple who were playing in the 6 :10 Regional Reporter 4:30 The Earl y S how would be esJ')£"('l:l ~ly profan.e fro~ pella(l',A le·aaue befor~.Jia.Jt!~OR~ ._, lltlL.»ouglgdds 6 :00 Art Linkletter & th e ~i Y i the ~ Stateside tra m ees dur:mthJ ~atfi~. 'rhe y take the "1>0~ rtf:3b--,o F "" t.:..w1tfhts 6:15 DougUs Jillward ~ 1 ec , nt unpl3o s£mtn ess k . . lis both h and s, and damn their pre· \:.,. :OO Arthu ~~:.\'. 6 :30 ' Sgt. Pr·~ron of ;Yukori Worl•l War 11. when w~ un e toolt sc nce. people who can't read 'hie· Million tre · ~ ,. 7:00 Bob Cumm i ngs Show to Jho\ ·e n.boul 12 mill on persons ics open bank accounts. 8:30 I've Got A Secret 7 :30 Climax un e r orms. . . . There is bne way to reduce 9:00'1, ~h Century Fox: Hour 8:30 Playhouse 90 . We will acc~p~. Lhe possLbillty prices, which i's to put the cUp- , lO:OO · Your- ms-so ~pooler 10:00 · E.qso RE"porter HIS POST ON THE MAUMeE t hat the good c~tm·ns of Genev.a, i joints off limits and set a mini· JO ·UI ~rts Pataae l : . . ·. 10:15 Sportl!l Paraflt> N. Y., rlld nol !!(OUJ~ l' lh l' personneol mum tor bOUdng, But unlorlun-· RIVE~. FROM HE.'U HE rat Sampsn n. AF B :~:; c , bu t It seems atcly llt ither is really enroreeat.J.e 10:P., 1W"atb.a'lrlan unlikely ."nm e oC the-m 1due to bla(:k markc't and deJ ;G. \. ,. t0:2:S Weat herman MARCHED TO VICTORY AT I highly weren't gJJllty. 10:i1U ;IUJ~ju B La st Assignment · . · pcraUon. "' .. --:>:- • FALLEN llMBER!!O, ( ' 10:30 Palace Play house . L~t us takP as a hypot hetu:o.l ex(CQ])yrlght, 1956, by United Fea- 11:00 .'. firm amp ~ ~ F r ti Desperate, situ&ted •ture Syndicate Inc) ilJARKER ON THI! !ITE I ~ 1:OU New.s outside of ll('hing Palm, S, , C. It ' · 11:1111 , 'IIhe Late S1W1r used to b" si!IHc-d cbi.efly by . t he THI!: Rl!U,NOW A MEIMCiitiAL 11:05 ca-ptain's dng nnd cook. But ai•J of ._ _......,______._ -- --~~-I'ARK IN DEFIANCE. a s udrl cn th e polilid ans talk with , the- military . onr'l somf'h uw the real- estatl:' hll fl ll crs gd wind·, and what on<'e l l!;~ d In he a bt-er-andTHURSDAY hamhurg r:t !J· npnlis Is a thriving H ,59 Si ~ n On city, becau.~ c> an tnrantry division 9. LArgeat 30. Re12:00 Fllm & Fancy continent and !!Uppor ! ing vnits . have juK 12:00 Nei'gbbon mo"ed J l:::IU Feminin e Touch 10. Golf moved in . 12:30 FUm & Fancy mounds outl!r , Th f! mayor m'ake.~ a resounding . / 2:00 A£t ernoon 1ril m Ft·~li\'!lJ lfl. Self hut. t welroming the ' I spe-ech &:bout 19 . Weaken 32 . Coin "boys" and t·hr good citham~ get 1:80 Feminine Touch l 4:00 Two-Gun Pl :~y ha us.. 20, Invalid 'a I S ·,o,·ed. ) cracking on thn welcome . food J5 . Mona,g . 2:00 Aflt..emoon FUm Fe.9tlval 5:00 Mickey Mouse Flnt ~f. nny ma-lariol !rn'amp 21. Past tery 4:00 TWo-Gun Playhouse gets sold at rantas·tl c figures ~o 22. Excavate 36. BonUsli:OO Mickey Mouse 8:00 ·Bufraio Bill, .J r. the personnel mny he- hpt act tve 2:5. Middle man 8:00 News · The word by the mosquJ.tocs. 26. Man 6 :30 Pl t'y hott•;e 15 37. A ~ 8:01! Wealher spread! th At the millf'nnium has beverart strike 8:1b S[M'IS arrived ,11nd ~II the members or 27. Cut, aa brca.ke r U. POI'tu!t 7 :00 · Clrem. ' 8:15 Joha Daly timber · t he Juke. Kallikak 11nd Jeeter Lcs. 38. Fora~ 41, Metal Cor4 8:3l. Dtsneyl.lnd 29. Elowl arm ter tamill<''!l quit eaUng C'lay ana 4S.IIplakt 8 :00 Wire Serviee 7:00 The Amazing nunni!Jger under. bone 40. Wllllal'y come to !own to le«!h onto thf! 8:00 Oc;t:ie and Harriet hand 39. Ini.ellect _ 9:00 Ozark Juhil rt! (abbr.) ' . suckers. Industrle!l slart In hog·walloWs, 8:30 FOrd Theau. · SUITOFORAY AND BLACK 10:00' Featun• Th r;llre 11.nd the thrce·!lhlft sleeping arWOOL in a diagonal wei\oe , Ub ~. Nll)\t Fi&btJ nn gemcnts rmnmence Jn board- comes from Harry Frechtel't 9:0 :rea'ture Th~atre 11 :00 News and We:~ liH• r Ing ~ouses whlrh used to be so I eolle.cUon. High nap pock.e!JJ off" 11:00 News Uld Weather . untr.nanted th11t Ihe ·betibugs were . set a low-pla.ce-d back IH!It. The 11:1o s.,11 :10 Sports reduced to dining oft each other jacket has a deep back pleat 11 :15 Mystery Theatre 'fhe local Grerk rcs taurant -owne~ 11 :15 Myst ery Tl w.1t re ~ ' nprates his pt"'rn aine.lnduclng ta- above .the beJt. · ... :_,~ 1~:1~ , Sign Off 12:15 Sign orr i,bJe d'hotc from 50 cents ta two ' hucke . A lumblc ·down ~h21ck that stands unt't'nted at $.10 3 month suddenly rommsnd-s $100 nnd up as th e offl('er p ersonnPI and Cam- . illes .-ttrnggle in . The loeal laundry, whirh has bee n .9!11rvinp., nDW ~ kl!. hnH a hu ek to ruin n shirt. and you got t o bonk an advance engagcmenl with the dry-<"lf:'aner, Who ls plt• a;.f d lo c ompletely wreck a unktorm for three burk.s 1f you glv.e hlrr1 a month to see ·t hat the hydrorh lorl c acid ha3 !Uff!clcnt time to I t L::ng. ) . ,' 6 :45 - 1 I s een lly an old fireplace ff . Aaecnd 46. Vampire 47. Clrl'l name 48. Ea ch 49. Poo!ly 00. S~n dy tr&r'• ~ Hopalona: Cassidy I probl~m . ..• ropla<e molhs. 6 :30 The Dina.h Shore Show Aunt D.ru Snow 8;00 Kratt. Theatre . . RUark Reports . Bv ROBERT C. RUARK My Little Margie ? :30 Susie !'"II I •o. oncn --'-··---- I Come dy Time 6:00 .NeWs 6:1, Sports Jilye 8:25 Le.r Paut Mary Ford • :30 Eddle Fisher · 8:45 News Carat~ 7:00 Mayor of the Towo daughter Elaihe CaJ1:wrigbt. • ~~~:(.~. ~ ~~e ~::::~ an oplnton. nobodJ al ft:30 I :=::'::====~1 !:,~- ~:;ieD!:~ :!!~~~d st.:: ' ·' WHY DOIIIIN"'I' TilE NEW l'ORKER make It on Sundaya? lt'a -. pntly complex question and lt'a doubttul it can be anawered by Aft-Y blanJcet explanation, IUCh. u l&ylnJ that he ltn't religious. One ,_\fer, I .uapeet, may be that there are more people here who 'have their own, ptfhapa pecuUar, ldeu alxlut Nllglon. Peopll' who ..-.n't ready to wonhlp In orthodox fuhlon , Uke the rood c:IUzena In Bt. Loull Ot' Cincinnati. · ~mflnbtr that lhll 111 tht clly ot ~quart peg• l.n round h.olee, ot ~ fncfi'VIduall•t•, Indeed, of lcOltoeluta. The suapiclon here 11 that Lht Manh•\t&nlte 11 God~belltVlnJ, but he. may prefer to wor•hlp Hlm In • wheat tletd at h.l&h noon of a IWliiJ day rather than IB tlte preaerib'ed church or temiJie. A lot ol New York churches, mo1t notably Protestant, are juJL bll'l'IAJ a-ttlft&' ".j the•• d&)'l aM the lAellnatlon Ui to blame It on lht ex'o<tut ol New York retldenta to tl1e suburbl of Westchester, . _ , llland bd Mw Jerwey. Maybe 10. Thett are it.lll a \ott or •peopll Uvtftr In the lrlt1 proper and • fat aumber of them don't 10 tel church. lfo ......,..t li ~Mended, bUt hlaYbe they jtdt .,.•t maklq cler&'Ymlft who ean deliver lnten1t1n1 nnn0111 Idly...._ A.~tf'*ay, It appean t.hert'a a blf upawlftJ lD re11a1on around tltt eountry thult yean and ai tar a1 ean be determtned, tt haan't y.t ...._... .,. New York. MayM tveryone ha.t been I'IJf'lt all the 'While; 111aibe 0111 il a tlnkhola. a anakeptt, 11. degenenate community rood ·Ifor r~othlftl' but fut Uvlnl' and immoral playing. Nobody Ia rolng r ; ,';_, : ' 1 turn home Sund~. ·. ~ Those attendiftC t~ ~Fall Him. Show at RO<~ Sprinp 9111111ay were Mr. and Mrs. ·In« Lewis, Mr. and Mr!!l : Issac Lew~~Dana hELIOIOUSLY 8PE.\KINO, New York Is nearly hnlf Catholic, whl<=h launderatandable inumuch u It Is p, stronghold of old Italian lmmigr&ntll and their progeny and contains tour Um eH again u ·f nany Irlahmell. u there are In Dublin. F~rty-flve per cent or New Yorken ore, then. Catholic. Another· 25 per cent are Proteata.nt a.nd a aecond 2!i per cent are Jewlah, which lea.vea 0 per cent tor everything else. "t'hOA flrurea are mt.leadb!J', however. In church-going actuality, 21 per cent of the realdent.a are Catholic, 7 1.'11 per cent Protestant, T per cent Jewish and 0.6 per cent everything elae. Or, In darker Worda, t2 per cent ot New Yorkers ,go to churc h, Certainly It lllll't that the New YOrker can 't "and 111111 kind of 'C!huteh ~ewhere In the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queena, Manhattan or •tatft Iatand. ln. .t he two !hou.utd 1 f:hurc he~ here, there muat be i rep,..tauoa .t virtuallY ~W¥ l!~ct In the world. We need them, of course: theN are more-lhan 60 notlonnll!lcs to be round , •heh and we bava more ttlan two million residenlH who were foreign ! I' 5:00 _Erwilfl'and daughter Clinetta. frpin Sout h Side, Mr and M'rs 'R. V. Ohilders Jllrs Ruth Chila.. '"I~ i!:mrna st'ewan jj' v~,. ·_ . Jacqoeline Ne , iiijt ~~! Daily from cor · .!lilji!Jli.~ · I· ing there RraMtt ' ~* i}fd h Cla1enee Newell. lt~ j)!oil 1o tO· -· II a man who doe. not go to church. 1'hla kind of generalization, or co urse, wlll get m now11ere. The t ru th ls, there a re more than 2,000 U81>rted churchea, temples, synagnguea aJld other place• ot worship In the ftve boroughll, and many of them have sizeable congregations o.nd. devout parilhlonera. 1'he other day I wu looking out the w1n4ow penalvely, though, and the more I thought, the euler It wu for me to think of do zens after doz.tM of people who haven't been inside o. houae of won hlp In, u.y, 10 year•. Thll!l led me to think that maybe I just knew the wrong lllnd of people, , but, lo and behold, statlsticl!l have ju!'lt drift#<! I thil way from the Protestant Council's dtpa.rt· ment of church planning and research- and not onl7 mr fl1ende, but everyone else's, B~em to. be In the 1ame boat. More than half of New York City'• populatlon-~8 per cent, to be exact- t. not afl'Uiated with any rellgloua congregation. Maybe they have been chrlatened or married In a church, but that'l the only apparent time they have been lnelde one. · . ' 4.:80 Visiting Mr and Mrs J9hn Harr- l, • I 4.QO i90n the p~t week were.lfJ·a CHne 1\.TEW 'YORK- By and large, the New Yorlwr ' 3:45 Modern Romances Phy!l is Va n Met~ from West Col um bia vi sit ed Miss Mal'tha Lou H l' n1·y Fr iday . ~- ---- --- I current 3:00 Queen For A Day Ja niee Duca n who is attending business (' 1\ool a t Columbus Ohio and Ge Oe Ducan sp~nt the week end with Mr anrl Mrs Buren Ducan. my new . •' 7 :00 Today 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Jlome 1I :00 Tic Tac Dough fl :30 It could be you 1~ : 00 Panon ·s Study 12::10. Current 1 :30 T eftness ee Ernl~ 2:® Matinee ·theatM 3:00 Queen Fur A Day 3 :45 Modern Romruu~e1 4: :00 Comedy Time 4:f.O !My IJtlt-.Je iMar«ie 5:00 Aunt Dru Show 6 :00 News Picture 6 :25 SpO rt5 Eye 6:25 Les Paul and M:fl'y k'?ord 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 :tome 12:3!) I NaUo la) ld'-'ettlllnl reprewentauve, Bothnel li-Kimball, Jnc ., Leollil\oa Avo., Ne"' Yor~ City, 18, N Y. .... 1 ' ;55 SliD 011 Mart ha Lou He nry and P h\·l iss I 1·30 Tennessee Ert:.le 'I V iln Mt>!cr are going t o Columbu s j · Ohio thi s wPe k to seek employ- 2:00 Matlnee The atre Subl;crtptlou rate.: Delivery bJ' earner wb.-re available SO rl:lnl s . . week: oae 1e1r In td.vaact c:t "i'be Dally Sentinel office. $1!t60 : tk,moe.th. $7.80; three months, $3 .90. By motor route wfv>rt lfaUable: one mcath. $1. by mall one year $8; w mon t ~. . $4 2~ : ~ monlb1, $2.50; one moat4.. Jl. •' 1 I '-•••1 - THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Mr and Mrs R~y Pieken;"S7. 11:00 Tic Tac Dough have re tur ned hom e arter a wee}c:s vacatioft t-ouring In Florid a an d lJ 30 It 'Co11ld Be You other sta tes. J 12·00 Camm:,a Goes to School Slatered u 1eeond rlw mallJtt lllttter at tbe p~JSt office •• Obta. GU I \USAZ TV Ch'anne 13 J;f' - 6:M S la:n On 7:00 Today LITAlT W .Y)o Ul. .,. and yount .on Sunda-y afternooo . They woat lo ...._ Dr. Malone7. lime will! bit brother Ceell ood Mr. and Htl. Dao.l.el Welt:aDd. Sunday suettt ol M.n. Garnet lk and Mra. Dexter Eden were oth"" rollotlv" . &Dd friellda lefl and Breoda of Hwltlncton villted. Obapman were Jlr. IDd Mn. Dan· recent caHer~ i.f1 the home: of Mrs. Mr. ..d Mrl. Mort lloiKDI ol JloodtY 11101'111 .. fOr bio hOIU lD over the week eD4 with Mr1. W. tel Welg•ud and Brenda, Mr. 1nd W. W. Staat~ aad Mr. a od Mrl. Looll wore ..0.1>1 -ot Mr. WuhiDJtoo. J, Chapman and other relative.. 1Mr1. ArlebJe ctulpman. Mr. aDd Mer! WoKe . and Mro. Fred B,outh. Mro. F&Dllle Rouoh opeDt ru... ldr . .lDd llrt. DHier Edea o! 'JIIro. Leoaard lloulb Saadrl aDd Miq Ella Blesalntr: tpeot Satur~ Bert llluiiDI wbo ....DI oome- cla7 with Mro. Leo IIDUth ~ Dovleo Parkera:burc tpeDt Tutllday D.iebt 'Milton Ray, Mr. •nd Kn. Hlriey day afternoon with J4n. Leonard Grove. with lhe William Broob fam!17. Bonocutler aDd ehlldreD, llro. Rouab. ' Le()nt.rd RotWi md family were ·MrtJ. Harry Tbompeoo uUed on 1D1 Wetllnd and 'llUe, Mr. Gkl· f 'red Rout h and C urtia Young ( U - af Mro. Garaet Ohapmoa 011 her daulii:hter in law, Kn illlldred ·eon tllnkle and Con, ldr. and Mn. were bUJiness callers in Point TuOiday. Thomp1100 and baby 1011 Friday. ~nut Love and Kn. Carrie Jud- P~aaant Friday, Billie Welpad called oo Cecil Mr .and Mrs. · Jve' Klna: were lf(ln ot ll&l'ltford. MORE Blessina and famll7 Mondq even~ bu8ineu caller la Pomeroy Sat. MJ'I. Doroth1 M.oDennltt and Mr. Ernie and Miss Twila Ric· ~ns. Mr. and Mn. Fraat WC'lle ol . ·children ol CbethtJt Rlda:e IJH!nt kard were recent gueata ot Mre. He1dame11 ErmJne TbompiOD C)[ Silver SprlDI, 14d., were Sunday tho -~ elld willl b<T ftlher Stanley Adkins of New Haven. Iowa alld Harry ThomptOD ol oat ·evening rupper aue'lts of MJ;,. aid , and mother, Mr. aDd: Mn. WUII:Nn Mrs. C. M. YOWlI and Dwight Grove were 4lnDe1' au• ()f llr. llr1. Cecil Blelllne ud Ella. OUt- B GibbJ were bu11Deu callera in and lira. Dwight Gllilo Moadoy. er guelf.s in the Bleulng home Jdr. 1Dd Mn. Curtl.l '\:'ounl were New Haven and Ma10n Friday. Mrs. F. M. Roush was the were Mr. aDd MT. Rot Winebren· •~r JUesta of Jlr. and llr1. Mr. aDd Mrs. Fr-ed Roullb apeot IUeal ol Mn Arlie RoUth ol Broa4 ncr and Donna, )lr. and Mn;. Paul Areb RoUJb Friday. Sunday 1t-ilt the Artie Roush lamRun Wed.Delday. Blessing ol Pt. Ple....,t tllr. aad Mro. Deanla IIDuob, llm- lly on Broad Run. . Mr. and Mrs. Archie ChJpm.an mie and Roeer, of Hickory Chl.pel Ennlae Th_.n nil¢ on Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ble691Df of ond M<l. SllD BootOD Monday aft. af Atwaler ..,.at Sat nlgbl with Mrl Elmer N-.ry, Steve and Parkerai>W<g 1pe1>1 Frldll)' lngbt -14n. W. J. Cliapm1n. ldite, w-ere Sundl.)' pestl of llr. wllh W. A. Bleulag and lin. W. erDOOIL J. Chapman. Mn. Retha Brooks lo IU. llfrs. Arch RoU>b opent Friday aad Mra. Denula JIOuah Sr. llev._ and Mrs. W . S BiUups ~ afternoon wttb lfn, KMl.e Hart. Mr. and Mn. Tobey M7e:ra, i)lr. Don Aten ca-lled on Mr and Ml'1. Potnt Pleuant wer.e Sunday dtnMr. and Mn. C. F. Ble11lng .and .and Mra CUrtla Younc were Sun- c . F. Bleulng Saturday momlne. aer rueste af llr and MJ:a. CecU Mrs Leolia YOUDg were abopping day dinner guutl of llr ID.d' ..,_, .Mr. and M.ra. Le•He 1 Smith of Bleulllg. . in Pomeroy Saturd;ly dtemoon. Dwight GJbbs. Mason called on Mr. and Mn1 f . Mra. Ada TbompJOD ol. Oak Mn. Velma Jobo.son, daqbtu, Mr. and Mn. Boll Wlnebljeo- •M. Rouah Sunday evening~ · r ~ Grove opeat Frklq with Mro. !11•- llr. and Mrs. Jim Johnton, Mr. ·J teT CharLes and Donna aDO 111'1. Mr. and Mra. Howard . nab 'l1tompson of Vernon wbo 11 and Mrs. Perry IJvinpton and Sa~b Hannum attended the ·~ had as guert, over lhe week d Wn Kelvln·g ton of Akron ~re ding of the for~·; 1011, ~ ~ Mn. Anna b)'lburn of pt. PI week end guest. ol Mrs. W. W. renee Paul and Mila Klrla ant, Mn. Cbra William• ot CJit~taats and attended the. old fa&b- whleh took plaee ln lltddleport ton and Mrs. MaUida Nobles &( Muon. , 11oned belling . ot Jimnue Staats, Saturda7 eveniDg. who waa mamed to Flo~nce RJ.ce; I DeWIJne lo!CO.•m,O,It . Those visiting in the borne of Rev. and Mra. W. S. Billups eal- Sunday Sebool at Mr. and Mrs. John Adk!DJ o1 Pt. led on the Donald Thompsons Chureb Sunday ~:~~~f:l~ Pleaaant Sunday and attending the · !Mr. and Mre. ~Curtil anaual 1lnging were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. I.aura Gl!bb-a Letter Adkins, Emery Fry, J(r. and lda.y wit>h Mr. and . Mra. Virgil Adiins and Sue~ Mr. tlng and helped make apple bu<tuil' l and .Mr.t. Arch Yeager and Mr. and · 14ro. Lor& Mae Brown, · Ed Fey. !Sue Elleb and En Le-e tpent Bun· Mr. and Mr1. Russell Hof·Cman day witb Mrs. Luvena Rainey. attended the Sunday school picnic Mrs. HoDite Thomp5011 iDd Vir- at Peniei. Chun:h Sunday l'inia ot Vernon were rec:eDt'cal. Miss TwHa Rickard spent Sunde~s of Mila Ella BlessSue, Mn. day with Mu. Abbie Thompson . 1:1 Mildred Thompson aDd Mrs. Ada Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adkins aa.d Thompson of Oak Grove. Mrs. Nora Adkins, Mr. and Mr8. Those gathering In tbe hom8 of Arthur Pullin• or Flat Rock spent C. F. Blessing Wednesday even· Sunday evening with Mr. and FOB ing to diSCWlS floor f-urna.cea for Mrs. Howard Rayburn . Board Baptist Church were Al· Mrs. Addie Roush wa 5 the guest bert Boston, Lora Mae Brown and o£ Mrs. George T. Adkins Sunday . lEva Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myen, ·M r and Mrs . Curtis Young and Ok· ey B. Roush. Mr. and Mrs Frank Wolfe of 'Maryland and Jack Runnels of LouisyHle, Ky. were 'gueits O' f :Mrs. Oa The Brlghled Fannie Taylor and Robert Sunday. Der Ill Middleport Dallas Gibbs of Broad Run and Dw~ght Gibbs ·of Oak Grove were Oil BAKER FURNITURE If in Pt. Pleasant Sunday evening. . LETART, W.VA• •••ria '~ Mrs Helen Bar ker visited Mrs Bertha F ai.lt>y .at Mason Sunday a ft ernoon. Mrs Earl Darst aJld child ren of Pt. Plt>asan[ ~1rs Jessie Cartwri g ht visited Mrs J c wP!I C t!11.pman a t Rut land Ohio Sunday. DIVOTII> TO INTUfSTI OF MEIG'--MASON -\RIA aJCHARD •- owE" UJI.MGR, ., , . • PACKAGE STATIONERY I Genuine Lea!lher BILLFOLDS Finesl Quality Rog. too •ach . . . 2 I!16C For men and women FEVER THERMOMETER Reg 75c Oral or Rectal 2 for 99c • .. .. 23t! CA~ • ~;;:,. col?r!o, fra1n s . . . 2' 55 I . Formula 20 -l.,4 oz jar' 2f.'lr90c Clothes Pins 2 bxs 33c Wax Paper , 2for 49c Alarm Clocks . $1.98 Ash TrQys . . 2 for 79c Century Aalomatle HEATING PAD . . 4. 95 value- now $3.79 Guaruleed 1 1'ear I...• �l .... tllol' • I~,.,., ,. . . .._ ., o ..... "'" • • • • ..,_ • • ~ . . .. ... A .. . ...... . ....... - ..... .,. . ,. .. .. . ---. . • ' ' "-DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle.,;,rt. 0 ; Oct 3, 1956 1 I fo !liN and tht• W('ekf>nrl f out h-t~ l! W~o!veri ne line will lurn lhr !ide. Princeton over Columbia- '11lat "winners" ~ along with a bQaw. THE EAST old (tSa) " Of mine'll do H . p.i!!k of t)u' Yankef' o; Ln f1V!' ovet; Army over Penn Statr-Wrutey l Al»o - Dart.moutth ever Pettn the Dodgt"lrs in th.e Wor ld St'rk·s. Ford wen "! lu -:t t!lt' tli.stanr,. to-1 Harvard over Tufts , Colgate GW~ . Navy , duy. M ich i gan over Mich1~11n Stak· The Sp:. n;, ns ar0 fllvon~d bul lfl ~l'l' Holy Cro.o:.s, over Cornt•ll-1 d hkr t o the ··Bar·her·· "'rn one. ~•~o~n~'~"~"~'~c.~n~l~o~;,~ot"f'llh~o~·uJ~d~,~~Y:o~l•~o~"~·•~•·~·o:w~n~·~~~~·,~th:o~l:on:o~~ ~~~b~~~~~~~[Q~l~hiOCTOBER VALUES ' and use the Aus~r.~l,Jn crawl The BrQ,Oi.lyn Bu~knflll. Lehigh over I[)(>)aware over Lafayt>lle and Rutover ~ i(·t or)". ~ers Connecticut. Q-hiO: ~idw-st ~ts.teover "lhe Stanford . Mq. lie iJ too ti"d tQ m~tke It tn "'"'lb•fn C,l oyO' Wl•<""•ia I sH Newool"ft9e wion i.nM . Mlnn.~ta <!fler· Purdue · La.bln,c will dll s~.n.d . ~&~ . N0:\11e .Da!ne , ovt~r lodiaua - But caq'~ not good eno1..11h. Alsu, •· low~t \over orea:on IIIOU PIOPLIIUY PICKENS' W-'V .EVIJY D"V. 10.00t'IT1J FLOOR FURNACE .$124.50 Gneranteod to Years The BQC.t rate tblrd Ohio bebi~d Tez· as Dbristlatt dd N•'"l in tot•l State'• Buckeye& aot a SllllPie at offense- with a per came ner•1e w~at they wtU, fate Saturday Whta ol. 478 yard• Jained. Tau Christbey meM St1ntord, in runnlnJ tian wu first with MO rll"dd. thtQIIP Tqesday'a, dritla. l'tan,. Kr~btas~ Atroq aerial Ohio State was teeODd behb\d aJ~tllt,. kept tile ~s flying &s Wisconsi.n in .m.tttq ol"fense-, '61th be bnLta-ted st~ord's act P-.er, a 418 yard •per 1•me '"''·' '' ~ "JirocV:e. C9aeh Wood)' Hayeg compared., W\tb the Badgen' 4U tenne4 t.l\e drJll • eood test tor yards per game. I Ft'~'~bt Ttxa1 Western over ~QUIPMENT Yex.i~o . Results ~iiil;; •••••.•. ' 99.95 88" ReJ. $144.95 Solei . , , ...... $139.95 • BRING YOU GREATER Maud~ SAVINGS IN MEN'S WEAR Ferhman gave the cornm· entary cxplaning the vari.,u's parts ot the de!ilgn. Plan• we1e :.1ade to altend a m•)elini: in G8Uipolis on Nov. 3 whiCh will honor Or. Ella lupton ; th October mee ~ in.: of t hP chapter in Jacbon and a spedal meetiD.J in JLtck.son on Nov ~0 when a state speaker will be o'n 'the' yrogram . . Roll call tc~pons:es: were "In· ~eredlng Jtl-m s from Summep Vac;ations" and Chole Barnes deoorilfed her vi.!! It to th~ National· Head· quarters of Lhe sorority in San An· tonio, Tl!xas. · 10. • RI':G,t:LAR UU5 MEN'S SPORT!· Sh~$ ..... $5.38 BowUq Shirts . . $5.95 up Clllea.. SHOE Ska:tes ... $17.95 Skdte Cases $4.5& A,Jalillnm - up JACKETS· ., Smart styles al111 pattemo ill • Sizes 36 to 44 . See those for real ..lues al SII!Oen. :.... $4.95 llleu ~wUag Men's SUEDE COATS WO!IIObS Bowllug S~s Jlrt. the Athens chapter. As a part of the initiation A llee Cooper. Jad.:son, p-resented :1 coot of Arms of the 8ororlty and Anna 2. York. Sunda)· evl!ning dinn~ guesh r.rf , Sunday. AnD, Tom omd Pby!Ua Wiilialrul Mrs. M~ lloDurnott. Co unty ; Mr~ Emily Sprague, Mi(:l· 1 dleport; Oeta C illl)gJy, member of l:y ttle tim. PAUlQ te4lrn in the "!I eountry." Hayes Sc4hl bt\ pllllf I l~nderd By UNITID PRESS palM, defeuae 11-gaina' the IDIUans, LONDON Pick RlchaF.son, and wUI. liv. tll,m thl1 ))asses l:mJA won on llisquaUfi~ation OVil" s~ttw Coll!lfqr.flt ou.tflt won't com· Ezzard Charle.'!., 202, Clnelnnati, Ohio I Cue:.ts at tbe dinner meeting were )'aye Coopel""", member rl f the Bckley L•hapter. "\Vbo i!! su pN'VisOr o( Elementary schooli in Jackson ·· a.,.., "'d SIOI>ford .. "<Winito- lyn DaYJs, president . pns1ded ar.d t~ . of~cerll we-re in charge of ,t he initiation cer~mony for Mr1. Ger· trude Traee . Mn. LueUlt RannellJ wlth his cuu ~ m LlrTy Gladowefl ot Middlt'1)ur1. Dai11 Stll11nel. Porner<>y.Middteport, 0: aet'a, 1956-11 , ______ ---~ _ __ _ O<Jrothy Murphey and ch1ldren vh rh1ldrt'n I..elart. Jled Clara Williams Saturday . Wed: end tue«~ of Mrs 'PMnSund<~ y vl-5it<W1 ol Mf, ~ Mtl. eha Edwardl were Mr. Ind . M.u. Daoa L('w\a and M.i.b Wete llr. Howard Edward! , Mrs Lelia Lewl$ ~~ond JOn, Earl. and Mn lime~ Cu:nDlDihlm, Mr. V11 June Mr. Lefrter Johnsor:. on and Mrs. Stanley Collf2' and • &lnday were Mr. and Mrs. Don· dren. N1-w Hnen, Mr. and lfn, •id Oblin&er and Jimmie, Middle. ('lln ... lr1 in and CUrtedd•. Soqth 1_port, Mr ADd Mn .i\Oft; Kloa; and Side and Mrs E!izabclth l..antz. Smart styles, uaorted eqlon. Sizes ~ 1o 44 . Shop StHflen' First. $.150.oo $10.95 IN 15' MINUi"ES and$19.95 Come rlgbt ln. Slga up.. Tlk. the t:a.h. U.. It as you wish lite:-' .,. our . populv ~~AKi 'IT· IAsvu ternw. LI)Ulll up to $1006.00 mP: on ahort notice. 8. f!. Sanborn Missionary Group Meets F'llii•MI•I Ohio IMOPie siDe• lt\l. ~ou nan~~ lt. W• supply lt. I.ollns Subjeel To Our Prompt Approval The B. H. Sanborn 'Mbsion~ry Society met Monday ~venlag ·at the FJrst flaptist Church with Mrs. •nus SlNkSPECIA~S u· R••· nous Sale! t o o t high ratings ln te•m •tatiltics so hr tbl.a .season. wm. et4.15 1.181 PICKBNS PAYMENT PLAN U P - Ohio St"~' mearwhlle-, Mtariina ~lJii'U ooW mAl,lo ·- 1'empe st,~ ever Ne~ HQUSTON, Tex.- Roy Harris, Mfxtco Aal~.. Ari:- ov~ Utah 180, Cut-And-Shoot, Tex.., outpoint· Stlte, '1'\alsa. over Marquette Bnd ed Char~y Norku;;, 190, New Winchester Model 7t ...... , UlUJ Savage Model 340 1 _. ......••. , fQ.75 Remington Model 7Zlt . . . • , ... $93.35 Remington W<H>dmaoter ... .. .• $14~30· Savage Model 19 .. : . . . . .·. . . f\8411 Marlin Model 338 . used . . . . . . . . ftll.91t Remington Model 721 . . . . . . . . •uo Winchester Model 88 .... , ..... ••z9.io Winchester Model 43 ...... , . . _.6.$$ Wlnehe•ler Model 87 . . . . . . . . . . 'lUf · Harrington Rlchardsoa Shotgun . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . m.~5 Wlncheoter Model 94 ....... , Wlnehesler Model 37 ........• , n1.1Q Wlncheoter Model 12 . . . . . . • . . . ,1)11.911" Wln~master Pump Model 870 181.115 Winchester Model 50 ......... an7.M Nobel Pumn Gllll . . . . . . . ..... •se.oo Used•n• dly Wlnehosler Model 81 .. ....... .. $81.1' llemlngton Model 58 . . . . . . . . R•mln!llon Model 11--48 ....... UJ1.10 Make Pickens In Pomeroy and Mason City Your One-Stop For Hardware Supplies, Electrical Needs, $ports Equipment, Etc. ILI;CTRIC WASHING MAClfiNE SI'ECIAL IUS WASHIR . . . . . . ,$ 89.95 139.9' WASHER ......... $129.95 liUI WA81lER . . . . . . $149.95 14UB WASIJIR ........ $119.95 .,-uiS WEll[ ONLY COLUMBUS, 0 . one~ . ple-te Icme 1"'"• JanJ.. IOc....., 811\ri., 01. Tfrry lln•ry lfl)tnt the week enQ , Lvcr, Joe Fos: and Jeanetk Cun- nm 1 ba~, ~~ C . bam 1• 1 1OI~J:Ue """''le ~nn1ng 1pendmt a weet wltb .U. lf'ladMr. Ljl.a ~ lUlam1 visited Hallie parenia, llr. ~ Mn.. Georae Alpka Omltton ch!tp\cr of D··l- Fiber ai Wt'llt Co lumbia Sunday .. Moore, COiudNs. t.a ~appa Gamma SOI'IOI"l!J met .ror Mn. Ora Higemt and aon, of pt_ i .Mr. aDd JCn. Do.n QuDeGberry a dtnner meetint: at the Salem Ctn -~ Ple•nnt caH-ed vn C!ara Williams 1 .and .son Athfn• vjtJ.ted Mr •nd ter .IC-~~1 this paet week. pwendo- Monday . [ Mn. ~ar He~ Saturday. and can't milS, HALU'AX, N. s. -Richltd Wow· LSU 0\181' · RICe - 'l'beJ're a ward, t3:i, Halifax, N. 8., outpOintci.oek. ed Glen Flana-a:an, 13.~, New 'Te;nl A·g ies over Tex.o.s Tech· Yort 10, I.ET'S GO ltUNTlJttlfl lo 51 .... aad 70,4110 IITU Sizes PROMfT INSTALl,ATION I We H...e!IJ~o Rudy To ln•tall Your Filmore or Healer Today For Stanford II teu9 · ever We.ai Virgi-Dla.:-They At PICkENS' In Mason and Pomeroy GET READY Jtf.O.W · FOR FALLan•WINTBR GUNS IN STOCk FLOOR FUitNACES 8yAion ~~ · Bucks Make Ready the Butks. st.ntt. SMO aver ~~~1'i , 1'lllilfle onr Nori~~t1fltrn, flllonlia ovttr KQsu, Iowa State ~over Neb.rMka aad See The Temcq GAS HllATI!RS . FOR VOUtl Ht:ATING NEEDS BEFORE WINTE~I!\J Yr. Guarantee READY FOR ClIFTON Delta Gammo Kappa Holds Initiation ~lENS Allen Hughes, presidept, ln chlrge of the meeting. Members\. of the Love J(Jy Circle were in Charge of the opening devotional service man, Mra. J. Q. R.lce and Mrs. G. G. Werner. The ...-rMcitla Circle had ihe \lrogra,.m for the evening oD the ~Dpi-c 0'Go Thou" and thOF;e takin-~ part were MNI . Owen Bratton, MR. Mdning Kloe~ ltnft· Mrs .. {?;on -Bee- 1 ker. . , Bul~k Slfft:•At; . • SWEAT SHIRTS and inclUded "Mrs. Raymond LU· r REGULAR $1.99 MENS REG. $1.59 Sizes 36 to ,44 . First quality grey, warm. Buy several ti'bw. FLANNEL SHIRTS .1.11 bright new Fall patterns. Sb'.es 14'4 1o 17. Another Sill!.,~ Y~ae. Buy several! and Sue ' ......., :,.,.. "Tille .."-'-'~ . . _ ~ .,, 1' ~q.&enso'r.~·Oocr RM•rd •' ' COLORED AT $1.59 MEN'S FALL .sta~PER goes- to Mexico JAC~ETS __ ll1111dreds Co rhoose from. nuigcl priced. Lo•g and short styles. Come In and. lry them on. .__In these colorful sport shirts • by .' MENS NEW FALL to$22.50 -The might of Buick's big V8 engine - 322 cubic incheo with record horsepower and compress!Qii .r~tlos. -And the 1uxury of Buick's rt~ _, a ride th•t lo;nows no equal lor buoyant levelnflSS, torque tube 8teadiness and sweet handlln~~o Why don't you rome In todayP TA,..PICO . •••, , ' Mellot II tile Wprnl!GII for lht ' IL PRADO •trlllna )lll6iru mi d-dil caiAIIf In t"-e fiDe, wuhlhl• "JOil; $3.95 . ·~Ill'~~ f'll<ll ~!>•"!low It •"' Bulcl: hMI rodav. "" .. ,.,..._.,., s.,- ..<1 ~~-~«~-_, MEN. ~S------~~::::::::~:::::::::0:1;1 New fall the new, new, !J£!:! ·R onson· Semeelllen World'• motlluJIMriev.f t ledrle 1huer lot woJ:neal 1'1telollowlill .,,. ,..,. -~ 0c1 ,r.. enllllmonl In tlut U!llted 8tit• Navy dvil'!ll lllo. DloDih of the ,Atbena iloptiial>er throufl 'No!')' ....,.ulllDI nat!,tl.n. !moothlll"Q 1o lawH , Compael, comfortabletiiJY 10 Ute I 10 liJnftT! '. P. S. Antf thor "Lady llorrron" i1 tht llamou,...gift GJ" . •Ill' w,de, oon of lfr. Oncl lllrs. : Er1>tal, II! Wl<le of ~II w... st., "'lh... , 01110. · Tlae ttbtr two .men are relillclenta ol Me~ CO\UIIJf,. tli<Y ar<' Larry Melvin LltJ;Ie"f., 1on of llr; and Mrs. Leole\' A. l;lj""', Boqte 1. Ru-tland, Obi0o 1Dti LinT ."ft)e 1SWift · w-.hllllllo• ••d . l.fn. Dan• Ell , 811 High st.. llt.t.l~1 0 o. aon ot )Jr. tht yrarl •' ;'5 In fabuloua fuhiOA ' colur!. sel wilh I 111 ske- lwline All follf o>.•n."" 1495 Dep~ble Slate 18711 Pomeroy, Obio . • I ~.. ' .,' • POMEROY. OhiO • . ' ... - .... ,... -·~--·" . .. . . .. ~ '. -~ JEWELRY STORE eourl st. Pomeroy J). QQW '1!1 .. lng recruit training at the Naval Tralolng Center, . .:Jt.bri~J(U')'ltnd and wl.ll ntlQ'It · ttt•lr iliam11nd! GOESSLER $ w._., as 1 t ighl ! borDes for two . . . . of 1. )aft- ., completion of Did' ~ ~lla111\1 Alter c<>""'lei\OD of ~· - • REG.•Ut VALUES ' Slzed8 to 44. 95 Sutorlzed $1.99 IS OUJt 8USINESS . ~ •lot- -lptl- .. r.o.,. Totethtr ~~tltft ,our O.C.., .. ffle pov• responsibllil)t ef tufl'dfftf the cQirll,• •unlty"l healeh. Yout PfiiCrlptiOM will ,...l'tt OUf UtmDit Cllfwlt"", SWISHER- LOHSE DRUGS. weet leave l>O'iod ·1.07 il'll} reE.MAIN IJOl' \ ~o their new duff _!tat!OD. .·.- - - -PHONE9 ----------- -ST. - - -- - • ·' WoHMIIde ' 'ili'l' .... llobel'l lllohard Jll<k~ J!i!> of ltr .lll« Wr~. William B P'<!l!oODI of ~ w..c Ulllon s~ .Uiutii; Old~ 1!16 Lin4- quickly, N/drl • r:ru do• u a camt-iltairl • Regullr $35.0Q value. SIWC new Fall styles, all sizes Buy aow on lay-away ELECTRIC SHAVER • Yo;~ o 1hrne l~u hequeatlyrour •kin is baby·amoolla Jor• •' TOPCOATS ·''Lady • Stroh• your 1kin Sfipper New Fall ~ budcet . priced. S!fo..art llyt... .._ Z8 1o tt. HIIDdreds to dlOOie , ..... Red Anchor .. Pomeroy L---~~------------------------. . . ~·- "" - �l .... tllol' • I~,.,., ,. . . .._ ., o ..... "'" • • • • ..,_ • • ~ . . .. ... A .. . ...... . ....... - ..... .,. . ,. .. .. . ---. . • ' ' "-DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle.,;,rt. 0 ; Oct 3, 1956 1 I fo !liN and tht• W('ekf>nrl f out h-t~ l! W~o!veri ne line will lurn lhr !ide. Princeton over Columbia- '11lat "winners" ~ along with a bQaw. THE EAST old (tSa) " Of mine'll do H . p.i!!k of t)u' Yankef' o; Ln f1V!' ovet; Army over Penn Statr-Wrutey l Al»o - Dart.moutth ever Pettn the Dodgt"lrs in th.e Wor ld St'rk·s. Ford wen "! lu -:t t!lt' tli.stanr,. to-1 Harvard over Tufts , Colgate GW~ . Navy , duy. M ich i gan over Mich1~11n Stak· The Sp:. n;, ns ar0 fllvon~d bul lfl ~l'l' Holy Cro.o:.s, over Cornt•ll-1 d hkr t o the ··Bar·her·· "'rn one. ~•~o~n~'~"~"~'~c.~n~l~o~;,~ot"f'llh~o~·uJ~d~,~~Y:o~l•~o~"~·•~•·~·o:w~n~·~~~~·,~th:o~l:on:o~~ ~~~b~~~~~~~[Q~l~hiOCTOBER VALUES ' and use the Aus~r.~l,Jn crawl The BrQ,Oi.lyn Bu~knflll. Lehigh over I[)(>)aware over Lafayt>lle and Rutover ~ i(·t or)". ~ers Connecticut. Q-hiO: ~idw-st ~ts.teover "lhe Stanford . Mq. lie iJ too ti"d tQ m~tke It tn "'"'lb•fn C,l oyO' Wl•<""•ia I sH Newool"ft9e wion i.nM . Mlnn.~ta <!fler· Purdue · La.bln,c will dll s~.n.d . ~&~ . N0:\11e .Da!ne , ovt~r lodiaua - But caq'~ not good eno1..11h. Alsu, •· low~t \over orea:on IIIOU PIOPLIIUY PICKENS' W-'V .EVIJY D"V. 10.00t'IT1J FLOOR FURNACE .$124.50 Gneranteod to Years The BQC.t rate tblrd Ohio bebi~d Tez· as Dbristlatt dd N•'"l in tot•l State'• Buckeye& aot a SllllPie at offense- with a per came ner•1e w~at they wtU, fate Saturday Whta ol. 478 yard• Jained. Tau Christbey meM St1ntord, in runnlnJ tian wu first with MO rll"dd. thtQIIP Tqesday'a, dritla. l'tan,. Kr~btas~ Atroq aerial Ohio State was teeODd behb\d aJ~tllt,. kept tile ~s flying &s Wisconsi.n in .m.tttq ol"fense-, '61th be bnLta-ted st~ord's act P-.er, a 418 yard •per 1•me '"''·' '' ~ "JirocV:e. C9aeh Wood)' Hayeg compared., W\tb the Badgen' 4U tenne4 t.l\e drJll • eood test tor yards per game. I Ft'~'~bt Ttxa1 Western over ~QUIPMENT Yex.i~o . Results ~iiil;; •••••.•. ' 99.95 88" ReJ. $144.95 Solei . , , ...... $139.95 • BRING YOU GREATER Maud~ SAVINGS IN MEN'S WEAR Ferhman gave the cornm· entary cxplaning the vari.,u's parts ot the de!ilgn. Plan• we1e :.1ade to altend a m•)elini: in G8Uipolis on Nov. 3 whiCh will honor Or. Ella lupton ; th October mee ~ in.: of t hP chapter in Jacbon and a spedal meetiD.J in JLtck.son on Nov ~0 when a state speaker will be o'n 'the' yrogram . . Roll call tc~pons:es: were "In· ~eredlng Jtl-m s from Summep Vac;ations" and Chole Barnes deoorilfed her vi.!! It to th~ National· Head· quarters of Lhe sorority in San An· tonio, Tl!xas. · 10. • RI':G,t:LAR UU5 MEN'S SPORT!· Sh~$ ..... $5.38 BowUq Shirts . . $5.95 up Clllea.. SHOE Ska:tes ... $17.95 Skdte Cases $4.5& A,Jalillnm - up JACKETS· ., Smart styles al111 pattemo ill • Sizes 36 to 44 . See those for real ..lues al SII!Oen. :.... $4.95 llleu ~wUag Men's SUEDE COATS WO!IIObS Bowllug S~s Jlrt. the Athens chapter. As a part of the initiation A llee Cooper. Jad.:son, p-resented :1 coot of Arms of the 8ororlty and Anna 2. York. Sunda)· evl!ning dinn~ guesh r.rf , Sunday. AnD, Tom omd Pby!Ua Wiilialrul Mrs. M~ lloDurnott. Co unty ; Mr~ Emily Sprague, Mi(:l· 1 dleport; Oeta C illl)gJy, member of l:y ttle tim. PAUlQ te4lrn in the "!I eountry." Hayes Sc4hl bt\ pllllf I l~nderd By UNITID PRESS palM, defeuae 11-gaina' the IDIUans, LONDON Pick RlchaF.son, and wUI. liv. tll,m thl1 ))asses l:mJA won on llisquaUfi~ation OVil" s~ttw Coll!lfqr.flt ou.tflt won't com· Ezzard Charle.'!., 202, Clnelnnati, Ohio I Cue:.ts at tbe dinner meeting were )'aye Coopel""", member rl f the Bckley L•hapter. "\Vbo i!! su pN'VisOr o( Elementary schooli in Jackson ·· a.,.., "'d SIOI>ford .. "<Winito- lyn DaYJs, president . pns1ded ar.d t~ . of~cerll we-re in charge of ,t he initiation cer~mony for Mr1. Ger· trude Traee . Mn. LueUlt RannellJ wlth his cuu ~ m LlrTy Gladowefl ot Middlt'1)ur1. Dai11 Stll11nel. Porner<>y.Middteport, 0: aet'a, 1956-11 , ______ ---~ _ __ _ O<Jrothy Murphey and ch1ldren vh rh1ldrt'n I..elart. Jled Clara Williams Saturday . Wed: end tue«~ of Mrs 'PMnSund<~ y vl-5it<W1 ol Mf, ~ Mtl. eha Edwardl were Mr. Ind . M.u. Daoa L('w\a and M.i.b Wete llr. Howard Edward! , Mrs Lelia Lewl$ ~~ond JOn, Earl. and Mn lime~ Cu:nDlDihlm, Mr. V11 June Mr. Lefrter Johnsor:. on and Mrs. Stanley Collf2' and • &lnday were Mr. and Mrs. Don· dren. N1-w Hnen, Mr. and lfn, •id Oblin&er and Jimmie, Middle. ('lln ... lr1 in and CUrtedd•. Soqth 1_port, Mr ADd Mn .i\Oft; Kloa; and Side and Mrs E!izabclth l..antz. Smart styles, uaorted eqlon. Sizes ~ 1o 44 . Shop StHflen' First. $.150.oo $10.95 IN 15' MINUi"ES and$19.95 Come rlgbt ln. Slga up.. Tlk. the t:a.h. U.. It as you wish lite:-' .,. our . populv ~~AKi 'IT· IAsvu ternw. LI)Ulll up to $1006.00 mP: on ahort notice. 8. f!. Sanborn Missionary Group Meets F'llii•MI•I Ohio IMOPie siDe• lt\l. ~ou nan~~ lt. W• supply lt. I.ollns Subjeel To Our Prompt Approval The B. H. Sanborn 'Mbsion~ry Society met Monday ~venlag ·at the FJrst flaptist Church with Mrs. •nus SlNkSPECIA~S u· R••· nous Sale! t o o t high ratings ln te•m •tatiltics so hr tbl.a .season. wm. et4.15 1.181 PICKBNS PAYMENT PLAN U P - Ohio St"~' mearwhlle-, Mtariina ~lJii'U ooW mAl,lo ·- 1'empe st,~ ever Ne~ HQUSTON, Tex.- Roy Harris, Mfxtco Aal~.. Ari:- ov~ Utah 180, Cut-And-Shoot, Tex.., outpoint· Stlte, '1'\alsa. over Marquette Bnd ed Char~y Norku;;, 190, New Winchester Model 7t ...... , UlUJ Savage Model 340 1 _. ......••. , fQ.75 Remington Model 7Zlt . . . • , ... $93.35 Remington W<H>dmaoter ... .. .• $14~30· Savage Model 19 .. : . . . . .·. . . f\8411 Marlin Model 338 . used . . . . . . . . ftll.91t Remington Model 721 . . . . . . . . •uo Winchester Model 88 .... , ..... ••z9.io Winchester Model 43 ...... , . . _.6.$$ Wlnehe•ler Model 87 . . . . . . . . . . 'lUf · Harrington Rlchardsoa Shotgun . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . m.~5 Wlncheoter Model 94 ....... , Wlnehesler Model 37 ........• , n1.1Q Wlncheoter Model 12 . . . . . . • . . . ,1)11.911" Wln~master Pump Model 870 181.115 Winchester Model 50 ......... an7.M Nobel Pumn Gllll . . . . . . . ..... •se.oo Used•n• dly Wlnehosler Model 81 .. ....... .. $81.1' llemlngton Model 58 . . . . . . . . R•mln!llon Model 11--48 ....... UJ1.10 Make Pickens In Pomeroy and Mason City Your One-Stop For Hardware Supplies, Electrical Needs, $ports Equipment, Etc. ILI;CTRIC WASHING MAClfiNE SI'ECIAL IUS WASHIR . . . . . . ,$ 89.95 139.9' WASHER ......... $129.95 liUI WA81lER . . . . . . $149.95 14UB WASIJIR ........ $119.95 .,-uiS WEll[ ONLY COLUMBUS, 0 . one~ . ple-te Icme 1"'"• JanJ.. IOc....., 811\ri., 01. Tfrry lln•ry lfl)tnt the week enQ , Lvcr, Joe Fos: and Jeanetk Cun- nm 1 ba~, ~~ C . bam 1• 1 1OI~J:Ue """''le ~nn1ng 1pendmt a weet wltb .U. lf'ladMr. Ljl.a ~ lUlam1 visited Hallie parenia, llr. ~ Mn.. Georae Alpka Omltton ch!tp\cr of D··l- Fiber ai Wt'llt Co lumbia Sunday .. Moore, COiudNs. t.a ~appa Gamma SOI'IOI"l!J met .ror Mn. Ora Higemt and aon, of pt_ i .Mr. aDd JCn. Do.n QuDeGberry a dtnner meetint: at the Salem Ctn -~ Ple•nnt caH-ed vn C!ara Williams 1 .and .son Athfn• vjtJ.ted Mr •nd ter .IC-~~1 this paet week. pwendo- Monday . [ Mn. ~ar He~ Saturday. and can't milS, HALU'AX, N. s. -Richltd Wow· LSU 0\181' · RICe - 'l'beJ're a ward, t3:i, Halifax, N. 8., outpOintci.oek. ed Glen Flana-a:an, 13.~, New 'Te;nl A·g ies over Tex.o.s Tech· Yort 10, I.ET'S GO ltUNTlJttlfl lo 51 .... aad 70,4110 IITU Sizes PROMfT INSTALl,ATION I We H...e!IJ~o Rudy To ln•tall Your Filmore or Healer Today For Stanford II teu9 · ever We.ai Virgi-Dla.:-They At PICkENS' In Mason and Pomeroy GET READY Jtf.O.W · FOR FALLan•WINTBR GUNS IN STOCk FLOOR FUitNACES 8yAion ~~ · Bucks Make Ready the Butks. st.ntt. SMO aver ~~~1'i , 1'lllilfle onr Nori~~t1fltrn, flllonlia ovttr KQsu, Iowa State ~over Neb.rMka aad See The Temcq GAS HllATI!RS . FOR VOUtl Ht:ATING NEEDS BEFORE WINTE~I!\J Yr. Guarantee READY FOR ClIFTON Delta Gammo Kappa Holds Initiation ~lENS Allen Hughes, presidept, ln chlrge of the meeting. Members\. of the Love J(Jy Circle were in Charge of the opening devotional service man, Mra. J. Q. R.lce and Mrs. G. G. Werner. The ...-rMcitla Circle had ihe \lrogra,.m for the evening oD the ~Dpi-c 0'Go Thou" and thOF;e takin-~ part were MNI . Owen Bratton, MR. Mdning Kloe~ ltnft· Mrs .. {?;on -Bee- 1 ker. . , Bul~k Slfft:•At; . • SWEAT SHIRTS and inclUded "Mrs. Raymond LU· r REGULAR $1.99 MENS REG. $1.59 Sizes 36 to ,44 . First quality grey, warm. Buy several ti'bw. FLANNEL SHIRTS .1.11 bright new Fall patterns. Sb'.es 14'4 1o 17. Another Sill!.,~ Y~ae. Buy several! and Sue ' ......., :,.,.. "Tille .."-'-'~ . . _ ~ .,, 1' ~q.&enso'r.~·Oocr RM•rd •' ' COLORED AT $1.59 MEN'S FALL .sta~PER goes- to Mexico JAC~ETS __ ll1111dreds Co rhoose from. nuigcl priced. Lo•g and short styles. Come In and. lry them on. .__In these colorful sport shirts • by .' MENS NEW FALL to$22.50 -The might of Buick's big V8 engine - 322 cubic incheo with record horsepower and compress!Qii .r~tlos. -And the 1uxury of Buick's rt~ _, a ride th•t lo;nows no equal lor buoyant levelnflSS, torque tube 8teadiness and sweet handlln~~o Why don't you rome In todayP TA,..PICO . •••, , ' Mellot II tile Wprnl!GII for lht ' IL PRADO •trlllna )lll6iru mi d-dil caiAIIf In t"-e fiDe, wuhlhl• "JOil; $3.95 . ·~Ill'~~ f'll<ll ~!>•"!low It •"' Bulcl: hMI rodav. "" .. ,.,..._.,., s.,- ..<1 ~~-~«~-_, MEN. ~S------~~::::::::~:::::::::0:1;1 New fall the new, new, !J£!:! ·R onson· Semeelllen World'• motlluJIMriev.f t ledrle 1huer lot woJ:neal 1'1telollowlill .,,. ,..,. -~ 0c1 ,r.. enllllmonl In tlut U!llted 8tit• Navy dvil'!ll lllo. DloDih of the ,Atbena iloptiial>er throufl 'No!')' ....,.ulllDI nat!,tl.n. !moothlll"Q 1o lawH , Compael, comfortabletiiJY 10 Ute I 10 liJnftT! '. P. S. Antf thor "Lady llorrron" i1 tht llamou,...gift GJ" . •Ill' w,de, oon of lfr. Oncl lllrs. : Er1>tal, II! Wl<le of ~II w... st., "'lh... , 01110. · Tlae ttbtr two .men are relillclenta ol Me~ CO\UIIJf,. tli<Y ar<' Larry Melvin LltJ;Ie"f., 1on of llr; and Mrs. Leole\' A. l;lj""', Boqte 1. Ru-tland, Obi0o 1Dti LinT ."ft)e 1SWift · w-.hllllllo• ••d . l.fn. Dan• Ell , 811 High st.. llt.t.l~1 0 o. aon ot )Jr. tht yrarl •' ;'5 In fabuloua fuhiOA ' colur!. sel wilh I 111 ske- lwline All follf o>.•n."" 1495 Dep~ble Slate 18711 Pomeroy, Obio . • I ~.. ' .,' • POMEROY. OhiO • . ' ... - .... ,... -·~--·" . .. . . .. ~ '. -~ JEWELRY STORE eourl st. Pomeroy J). QQW '1!1 .. lng recruit training at the Naval Tralolng Center, . .:Jt.bri~J(U')'ltnd and wl.ll ntlQ'It · ttt•lr iliam11nd! GOESSLER $ w._., as 1 t ighl ! borDes for two . . . . of 1. )aft- ., completion of Did' ~ ~lla111\1 Alter c<>""'lei\OD of ~· - • REG.•Ut VALUES ' Slzed8 to 44. 95 Sutorlzed $1.99 IS OUJt 8USINESS . ~ •lot- -lptl- .. r.o.,. Totethtr ~~tltft ,our O.C.., .. ffle pov• responsibllil)t ef tufl'dfftf the cQirll,• •unlty"l healeh. Yout PfiiCrlptiOM will ,...l'tt OUf UtmDit Cllfwlt"", SWISHER- LOHSE DRUGS. weet leave l>O'iod ·1.07 il'll} reE.MAIN IJOl' \ ~o their new duff _!tat!OD. .·.- - - -PHONE9 ----------- -ST. - - -- - • ·' WoHMIIde ' 'ili'l' .... llobel'l lllohard Jll<k~ J!i!> of ltr .lll« Wr~. William B P'<!l!oODI of ~ w..c Ulllon s~ .Uiutii; Old~ 1!16 Lin4- quickly, N/drl • r:ru do• u a camt-iltairl • Regullr $35.0Q value. SIWC new Fall styles, all sizes Buy aow on lay-away ELECTRIC SHAVER • Yo;~ o 1hrne l~u hequeatlyrour •kin is baby·amoolla Jor• •' TOPCOATS ·''Lady • Stroh• your 1kin Sfipper New Fall ~ budcet . priced. S!fo..art llyt... .._ Z8 1o tt. HIIDdreds to dlOOie , ..... Red Anchor .. Pomeroy L---~~------------------------. . . ~·- "" - �' • .' · World Series Fact Sheet Pomeroy Gafden Club Officers ' *BOOKLWl UP - Facts a.ad Ikees 13-10 ~ OD the 1958 World Series. Fi~.st ga~e pitchera _ Yankee 1 AJeam._ New Yt~rk YllD.kee1, Whiley Ford 19.{1; Dodgere;, Sai Are Installed erican L e a I u e ebamptGM; Maglle 13-:i. Officers (or the r-w year were ' W/ANT ADS i 'YANKEE StADIUM --.~ti .,.C:bempHUls , -• ~ aame-At Etibef.& Fh!ld, . v•· Wuther- JioJrtly fair wUh sea_temperatures, big~ 6$ UJ .:a=!!_ . .~...._ WiDDer- First team to win four ,...._ out of ae\leD. Serle, achedule- 1st &bd 2nd PIDCI!a, Wed ., and Thurs., atJEb·Mta fteld, Brooklyn ; third, fourth •ad,flfth il necessary Fri., Sat.: 1ad Sua., at YankeeJ Stadium New York; 6th and 'lth U necesNr'F Moo., and Tues., at Wlet. Foss Mr$. Ul,;lll'"'m " v GUe$' f Of H0n0r Af BIf' thd ay o·mner dent, pmidod .nd eighteen mem- ~ hers and guests respo nded to roH c:alJ w1lh "My ld-ea of a Garden Club". The '"ignation ol Mn. , Theodore Reed Sr. was accepted I wilb ceg•·et. An iuleo·..ung re- I' Mn. W-ill iam Foss was gu<'st of port of the past year'! work wa.s . honor at a birthday dinner held Sund-ay at the bonK!: of her tfaughter, Mrs. P . L. Mitch, and famlly . J'ldd. Those present were MNJ . E. L. Sert~ favorites- Yankees, 8-5. Corn and d:tugtrter Lois, Hunlingqpenmg game favorite - Yanton; Mr a nd Mr~. Dillon Cross, Racine; Mr. and Mr.s. Robert Mlich and two son6, Martins Ferry; Julie Mitch, RN, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Norman fo'oss. Pt. Pl easant· Mr. Mitch and ,son, Larry. ' given by Mrs. Dowq!e. : Mrs. Edw11rd Baer was Installed I as president; Mrs. CharleJ Goo&:· lcin, vice-president; Mnl . L. C. Kar r, secn·t::.ry; an-d ~Mra. Roy Betzing, treasurer. The hutallation ceremony was impressive and was Il~ened to a .flo wer arrangement With th e ptes1dent l)lacing tb~ highest poml , the vice preside~t. the second point , and the sect\>· I tary and treasurer placing thl' M'".l'. Foss received !wo decorat- cuqe line which was all In greened birthday c~ki.!S and other a:tfts ery. Each mcmobf!r then pla-=ed a from her fam1ly. flower where she thought lt f ahould he with the last member placing the focal point of tbe arrangement. I I I>ownie '" behalf of the club pre•• ted 'f R ·b 1 llh a g1·rl. .... n " rs. m c w The party was held with a western tietting. A w•·s tNn .skit was put on by .Joyce Ker.nl'dy, Ann • -=-- A report on the mectin·g of the huard of education commission was given by Theo Smit-h, who announerr that iB WliS decided to secure ' · · t (.o r S~nd~y School ;:1 n~w plants Dunng the mcctmg oJ tbJs commis· liicn, officers were elected wlth Mr Smith selected as chairman, Mrs Dey Hysell, vice c}lairman, and Mrs Boney Mitchei, sec~tary LOST LADIES ELG!J' WlU9;J'· WATCH Sat. SBpt. '&, belv.:ftn Gravel ll ill and Middleport, bus- Young, Smart, Classic lo' - heelers ' YANKEI! STADIUM b1 New York'• Btonx. wltb maftaa-er Cuey Stengel auperlmpoaed. tn tore.Seatlng capacity la 67,000, but for tht Wo~Id Strlel tt can h9ld more. {lnternatlot&aJ} white mllk con- ev e nine M th e churc b wlth tah.l er mums mad<! in by aM'"o. H. glass B. Smith. , 22, • members prtllent. Refre~:~hmenb were ser11ed by Mr 11 Harry P Smith chairm~w . the ho stc.l!iscs during the .social presided at the meeting. The tru s. hour. tees·reported thHt they had rented The next mf'eling will be held Jhe Bethanr cpurch tr the Sal vat· a ni ~>t. iness dl&trlct. Reward. llrs Ed Domoskie, South 4th St, Middleport or phone 6097-Y. '" named a.~'' chairman, Plans were also discussed for a Christmas prD- t gram and Mts Baker Gordon, ,Mrs See th em at · and Mrs C F Tompkins Dey Hysell '. TH E sH.oE ·BOX were named to plan the program. The quarterly conference was an· nounced for Octo'ber 2l. I Prayer by the Rev. Eugene ln. MIDIIUIPdl'l'. QUALITY DOESN'T C\)S1'...,. IT PAYS EAS'I'ERN STAR EAR.RING lost In _ Pomeroy-MiddLeport vtclnlty. Return to Dally Sentinel office or call 6139~X. Reward. 10 2 3tc Superior-J;ervice Servict to the Llvit)g Our Mctto . T~ey'Finsterwald MIDDLEPORT, ()HIO ; To those millfoM or A.mertcant I SUNRISE RELIEF FROM MORNING .BACKACHE* who awaken with painful .morning backache and who can't gel a good nighl'tllcep, Sealy make• thil daring offer: I TO SUNSET ~'!ATION• 990 ..... On Your Di~l Funeral Home Ph9Dt!85 r "YOUR ana the most:eo.mf'Qr_t_able night's sJe..,p you~ve ever had ~ ·- -- :&r'your moD.ey.bacltt , ... ..... ~;z ,o=l '" 1 ' ~ -- ' • , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT LETS TAKE ANOTHER · LOOK .... • Admlnltlrltrlx Ettale of Fr1nc• W. Parker, also known • · Frankt• Parbr, dee-d Notice 16 hereby given th.it Ethel M. Stout whose J)06t o!.flce ltdrcss is CoolvU!e, Ohio, R. D. 3 has bel!u duly uppotnted as Administratrix ot the estate of FranCL'S W. Porkr.r late of Meigs Coun· ty. Ohlo. dccC'Wled. NOWHERE ELSE IJat('d bhls 20th day of Septem· bcr 19:16. SUCH LOCALIZED SELLING POWER! - (0) John C. Bacon, Ju-tlge of the Probate Court Mci,w:s County, Ohio 22, 29 {10) 6 3tc The Sentinel FOR RESULTS and PROFIT CALL 398 1'11E DAILY SllNTINilL ll.t::l'l crmv. "210", 2 dr. Sedan. Clean c-ar Inside aM .>Ut. One Iocat owner $l,a95.00. Btnettnars Pomeroy. 9 2'1 6tc 1 I POSTUREPEDtC• speclolly price~ simulated peorle . 19M De,.')OTO V8, 4 dr. Sedan. Powr•· st!l'Cring. Automatic trarul· miS$i{/n. $895.00. BLaettn.ar's. Pomeroy. 9 27 6tc -- No longer need you oufl'er the tornJrtS of painful MOrning backarhe-lose precious' sleep becauso you don'l get the firm support your body needs. Now you can get a comfortable night's sleep every night on this completely . new kind of sleep equiplnent that makes aU other mattresses old fashioned. Come in now and find out how JOU can sleep-test the Sealy ~ic in your own home! IT M"-PE A 40 NIGHTS ' FREE TRIAL OFFER! - LetyoUT hdy judge how tired, aching muscles arid tense nerves respond to the Posturepedie's scientifically firm support. · Then, if Cor any reason you're not fully aatillied, return the mattretJSt within t 0 daY' f<>llowing your 40 nights' free trial period, ., and get yolll' money back. This ama•ing offer expires November I, 1~56. .., "~· .. •IIHffl, .,..,..., ...,,,, wr• u- ,..u., .,...~,;, ii.pltl ·" ...... z-. -· tr~ PARIS CREATED STYLES fashioned by ·~·· oach NECKIACt. WjNNJE WINKLE EARRINGS DAaUTS Choo1e from a huge "ltdl0ru One to .S ltrand nec•taetl1 2, 3, and 4 strand adjuatable - cholrtft. with tporkling Rhintttoftt trim and ctn._, piece• I Now, priced 10 low, you can treat ~UI'Itlf to oil the beautiful ttyfH you fancy . , , Earring. oncl bracelet& to match. • COLLINS JEWELRY STORE Where Your Confidence Is Justified E. MAIN ST POMEROY lj', ' FACE AT Me • Daybook WSCS MIITING '!' he October mcelinJl of !he W S C Sw ill be held Monday eventng nl lhl'l Health Methodist Church wiih Mt·~ Bn1oo Lloyd, pre~lclent, PH'!Icllnlf. Mrs Nan Mo11re will preSt•nt the proa:ram and Mrs Glenn l..nmbert will be the devOIU.onal !P.ader. OMib' . · ~~ ~ '"''Ill """''. . 1 VIS Presley um . own c WI I Mrs. J. B. Elberfeld as co-hosA "Can ean Chorus" of Sally t~ss. Sau er, Janet Hinkle, Bal'bllra Grindstaff, Edna Miller und Dvnna LEGAL NOTICE .Jone11 was aho a part or the enter1 Sea rd Did!! will be received by tainment. Gamus were played and the l:JI>ard of County Commis!Jarbt~cues, roflt IH"tr and cofreo{' Wflrfl served. l'ri7.1'.S w••t·e awarded ... lOners.'. Mr!::;s Counly, Ohi?, at th.c Ofl1cu of ,>ll'id Board, Pomeroy, .to Loul!,:e Zirkl.c, l'audora Collins Obiu, up unlil 12:00 o'clock noon and Pcilrl cnstum as. We·Jkcr for the best 0c toller 15, 1956 for furnishing · the followin~. llushecs aUend inr; Wl'rt' '"'hyllls Tran sport dclivt•ry (}[ Gl':l&o'lin-e, MI!ICr, ltrvu V~t~l,!han 1\.IaPie Leif- reguNir anrl prnmiurn grades to heit, Louise Zlrlde, J'atrii'JII Mack , the. Cnunty Giirage, Rock Spri'Jlgs, Girolami, Ohto, at Lhr dircotion of the CounAnne Chapmn n, Lillie · Dar~ Doddl'lll. Shirley Gaul, Mary ty b:n gi necr, du·r ing the 90 day Robinson, ~tUl Cramer, Sylvia Col- periOd comml'ndng Oct. 15, 1986. lins, Carol 13achtcl , BL'tty J. Fultz, Quote pri!'cs on both regular ·Befoty Evenon, FntllCJI Eppley ·a nd premium grades. l'nlly Cilu, Martha Mllye r. ' Board of Commis.!llioners reserve Th ~ Soda\ Oommittee were Satb~ ritbt to rejeot: any or all Bids. Gibbs, V~ra Crow. J ean Werry, · ~ra ~rQounty Gomm~ WDrlel)', Martha WllUims 1 By Dear, Barnitz'T't:lirt .JanM Hinkle, Lena Nesselroad, (9) 26, 29 (10) 3, 10 4tc M111'y Andt·rson and Sally Sauer. ~ Real Estate Br~~r -: narililton, Friday, Sept. 28, pos· sibly on Pom'eroy upper park· ing lot. Reward. Mrs. Cedric W. API>LES FOR SALE • IIi. mUe> sooth of Rutland. Jobn L. R-;uD· Olork. South Third Street, Middloport, Phone 6223. 10 ·2 3tp lnea. many styles and colors ed and Mrs C F Tompkins wu c....o~rr . .... ...,. · 1 ,. • :----10-3 =31< · -~­ LADY'S WtUSTWATCH, Lady • Plans for a nur!ley were discuss- ACCIDIHt · Ll,.l ~pe,JaMIHI~I••ndJoanWePMMdoyN•••~•fiatl~~me'""~~ A~c~m!';"~t~w~a~ •~n~l:ed~l~o~l~e~t~lh~· - -~·•:d~~~e~ao~u~r~•~-~;;;;;;~B:•:•:•:•~•:o~n~d~n~d~~~ili:e~m~e~-~ -~g:·;;::::::::::::::::::~~~~~-~ of Mr.s ' Wlill " 'o 1, "th -- - --- -~ --- - ry Donna Jones pantumltned El· rHtJ-x..t..O..f. , 151 Lost & Found Devot ons and prayer by Milo;:> Ebersbaeb opened the meeting ol the off_icial board ()f the Un ited Methodist cllurch, held Monday F!O"wer arrangements were us-ed throughout the hOme and the arrangemcnt gf the month wa. ~, Wt-IU WIL.l SELf(. r 'I~ ~F..AU11FUL t-.:' l"i"A ".' ! Unl'tecJ MetL-~.:s · f Church Board UUUir Meef'mg He/d 0 n M·0ncJ f • . ay venmg 1 chrysanlhemumt; and box wood. At thl! close of the installation Mrs. The Ohto Eta Ph• C'h:lpter of BetA Si'kma. Phi h~ld thl.)ir Ru :~ b Party last night at 1he UAV Hall In Pomero~'· Martha Jan e WIHiarns servrd as Mis tress or Cerem'onics and Lena Nes~elro:td was the pi· - <; I f\l'o!LF.'I I • • ...... ________.1..... Bv !Ill. ANJ _. '-¥~, fll[ STAil <J 11it:. c;.r r L. t- Sl1l. 'N-1. r The amngement wa, made of · - -- (II I Beta Sigma Phi Rush Party Held Tuesday Evening _ _ _ .... _ eentt per wotd, etne ln· serticfn. MiniDjium ehua:e SOc.( ce-nts per word for three con.. secutlve intcrtloDJ. Spectal-r-One month for 25 cente per word. Full rate or 2 ctefttB per wtml will be eb&ra:ed for adverU1inc it not paid for befO'l'e the 25tb ot eath ~, mGnt)l followJ&tc insertion. : Error1 J.n Ad:Vfttlamt--SJ'Iould hi! reported Jm.rn«ti.ltoely. 'l'be Dally Senttnel will n~ be re!pnnsible for mol'9 than ODe lntorreet ln· SCltlon. Car« ?f 'I"tlanQ and Speclal Notires of Events prlDt.ed at rc)gular classified rates. Obltuarle~~ publillhed dt 1 cent per word. 1nstaHed by Mrs. H~rt Reibel, regional director, when the Pomer{ly Garden Club met Monday afternoon at the hum r: of Mn. George H. Parker with Mr~> . H. B. Smitb as co-hostess. Mrs. WiUJam B Downie, pre11i- Tele\'ision- Nalional Broadcasting Co., Mt'l Allen of Yankee.s and yince Scully of Dodger:~ announcJDg. JWdi~ Mutual netwol'k Bpb Wc>iff and Bob Neal anno•n~inj. - ll.atp 1 ~ ~ers, N I t i on a I • Dally Sentinel. Pome•oy-Middleport, 0\ ClotS, ns&- ...' ·~· • COI!<IE 01'40 I'll. wee--~ Wli'LL.. INVESTI4ATE SMITR �' • .' · World Series Fact Sheet Pomeroy Gafden Club Officers ' *BOOKLWl UP - Facts a.ad Ikees 13-10 ~ OD the 1958 World Series. Fi~.st ga~e pitchera _ Yankee 1 AJeam._ New Yt~rk YllD.kee1, Whiley Ford 19.{1; Dodgere;, Sai Are Installed erican L e a I u e ebamptGM; Maglle 13-:i. Officers (or the r-w year were ' W/ANT ADS i 'YANKEE StADIUM --.~ti .,.C:bempHUls , -• ~ aame-At Etibef.& Fh!ld, . v•· Wuther- JioJrtly fair wUh sea_temperatures, big~ 6$ UJ .:a=!!_ . .~...._ WiDDer- First team to win four ,...._ out of ae\leD. Serle, achedule- 1st &bd 2nd PIDCI!a, Wed ., and Thurs., atJEb·Mta fteld, Brooklyn ; third, fourth •ad,flfth il necessary Fri., Sat.: 1ad Sua., at YankeeJ Stadium New York; 6th and 'lth U necesNr'F Moo., and Tues., at Wlet. Foss Mr$. Ul,;lll'"'m " v GUe$' f Of H0n0r Af BIf' thd ay o·mner dent, pmidod .nd eighteen mem- ~ hers and guests respo nded to roH c:alJ w1lh "My ld-ea of a Garden Club". The '"ignation ol Mn. , Theodore Reed Sr. was accepted I wilb ceg•·et. An iuleo·..ung re- I' Mn. W-ill iam Foss was gu<'st of port of the past year'! work wa.s . honor at a birthday dinner held Sund-ay at the bonK!: of her tfaughter, Mrs. P . L. Mitch, and famlly . J'ldd. Those present were MNJ . E. L. Sert~ favorites- Yankees, 8-5. Corn and d:tugtrter Lois, Hunlingqpenmg game favorite - Yanton; Mr a nd Mr~. Dillon Cross, Racine; Mr. and Mr.s. Robert Mlich and two son6, Martins Ferry; Julie Mitch, RN, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Norman fo'oss. Pt. Pl easant· Mr. Mitch and ,son, Larry. ' given by Mrs. Dowq!e. : Mrs. Edw11rd Baer was Installed I as president; Mrs. CharleJ Goo&:· lcin, vice-president; Mnl . L. C. Kar r, secn·t::.ry; an-d ~Mra. Roy Betzing, treasurer. The hutallation ceremony was impressive and was Il~ened to a .flo wer arrangement With th e ptes1dent l)lacing tb~ highest poml , the vice preside~t. the second point , and the sect\>· I tary and treasurer placing thl' M'".l'. Foss received !wo decorat- cuqe line which was all In greened birthday c~ki.!S and other a:tfts ery. Each mcmobf!r then pla-=ed a from her fam1ly. flower where she thought lt f ahould he with the last member placing the focal point of tbe arrangement. I I I>ownie '" behalf of the club pre•• ted 'f R ·b 1 llh a g1·rl. .... n " rs. m c w The party was held with a western tietting. A w•·s tNn .skit was put on by .Joyce Ker.nl'dy, Ann • -=-- A report on the mectin·g of the huard of education commission was given by Theo Smit-h, who announerr that iB WliS decided to secure ' · · t (.o r S~nd~y School ;:1 n~w plants Dunng the mcctmg oJ tbJs commis· liicn, officers were elected wlth Mr Smith selected as chairman, Mrs Dey Hysell, vice c}lairman, and Mrs Boney Mitchei, sec~tary LOST LADIES ELG!J' WlU9;J'· WATCH Sat. SBpt. '&, belv.:ftn Gravel ll ill and Middleport, bus- Young, Smart, Classic lo' - heelers ' YANKEI! STADIUM b1 New York'• Btonx. wltb maftaa-er Cuey Stengel auperlmpoaed. tn tore.Seatlng capacity la 67,000, but for tht Wo~Id Strlel tt can h9ld more. {lnternatlot&aJ} white mllk con- ev e nine M th e churc b wlth tah.l er mums mad<! in by aM'"o. H. glass B. Smith. , 22, • members prtllent. Refre~:~hmenb were ser11ed by Mr 11 Harry P Smith chairm~w . the ho stc.l!iscs during the .social presided at the meeting. The tru s. hour. tees·reported thHt they had rented The next mf'eling will be held Jhe Bethanr cpurch tr the Sal vat· a ni ~>t. iness dl&trlct. Reward. llrs Ed Domoskie, South 4th St, Middleport or phone 6097-Y. '" named a.~'' chairman, Plans were also discussed for a Christmas prD- t gram and Mts Baker Gordon, ,Mrs See th em at · and Mrs C F Tompkins Dey Hysell '. TH E sH.oE ·BOX were named to plan the program. The quarterly conference was an· nounced for Octo'ber 2l. I Prayer by the Rev. Eugene ln. MIDIIUIPdl'l'. QUALITY DOESN'T C\)S1'...,. IT PAYS EAS'I'ERN STAR EAR.RING lost In _ Pomeroy-MiddLeport vtclnlty. Return to Dally Sentinel office or call 6139~X. Reward. 10 2 3tc Superior-J;ervice Servict to the Llvit)g Our Mctto . T~ey'Finsterwald MIDDLEPORT, ()HIO ; To those millfoM or A.mertcant I SUNRISE RELIEF FROM MORNING .BACKACHE* who awaken with painful .morning backache and who can't gel a good nighl'tllcep, Sealy make• thil daring offer: I TO SUNSET ~'!ATION• 990 ..... On Your Di~l Funeral Home Ph9Dt!85 r "YOUR ana the most:eo.mf'Qr_t_able night's sJe..,p you~ve ever had ~ ·- -- :&r'your moD.ey.bacltt , ... ..... ~;z ,o=l '" 1 ' ~ -- ' • , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT LETS TAKE ANOTHER · LOOK .... • Admlnltlrltrlx Ettale of Fr1nc• W. Parker, also known • · Frankt• Parbr, dee-d Notice 16 hereby given th.it Ethel M. Stout whose J)06t o!.flce ltdrcss is CoolvU!e, Ohio, R. D. 3 has bel!u duly uppotnted as Administratrix ot the estate of FranCL'S W. Porkr.r late of Meigs Coun· ty. Ohlo. dccC'Wled. NOWHERE ELSE IJat('d bhls 20th day of Septem· bcr 19:16. SUCH LOCALIZED SELLING POWER! - (0) John C. Bacon, Ju-tlge of the Probate Court Mci,w:s County, Ohio 22, 29 {10) 6 3tc The Sentinel FOR RESULTS and PROFIT CALL 398 1'11E DAILY SllNTINilL ll.t::l'l crmv. "210", 2 dr. Sedan. Clean c-ar Inside aM .>Ut. One Iocat owner $l,a95.00. Btnettnars Pomeroy. 9 2'1 6tc 1 I POSTUREPEDtC• speclolly price~ simulated peorle . 19M De,.')OTO V8, 4 dr. Sedan. Powr•· st!l'Cring. Automatic trarul· miS$i{/n. $895.00. BLaettn.ar's. Pomeroy. 9 27 6tc -- No longer need you oufl'er the tornJrtS of painful MOrning backarhe-lose precious' sleep becauso you don'l get the firm support your body needs. Now you can get a comfortable night's sleep every night on this completely . new kind of sleep equiplnent that makes aU other mattresses old fashioned. Come in now and find out how JOU can sleep-test the Sealy ~ic in your own home! IT M"-PE A 40 NIGHTS ' FREE TRIAL OFFER! - LetyoUT hdy judge how tired, aching muscles arid tense nerves respond to the Posturepedie's scientifically firm support. · Then, if Cor any reason you're not fully aatillied, return the mattretJSt within t 0 daY' f<>llowing your 40 nights' free trial period, ., and get yolll' money back. This ama•ing offer expires November I, 1~56. .., "~· .. •IIHffl, .,..,..., ...,,,, wr• u- ,..u., .,...~,;, ii.pltl ·" ...... z-. -· tr~ PARIS CREATED STYLES fashioned by ·~·· oach NECKIACt. WjNNJE WINKLE EARRINGS DAaUTS Choo1e from a huge "ltdl0ru One to .S ltrand nec•taetl1 2, 3, and 4 strand adjuatable - cholrtft. with tporkling Rhintttoftt trim and ctn._, piece• I Now, priced 10 low, you can treat ~UI'Itlf to oil the beautiful ttyfH you fancy . , , Earring. oncl bracelet& to match. • COLLINS JEWELRY STORE Where Your Confidence Is Justified E. MAIN ST POMEROY lj', ' FACE AT Me • Daybook WSCS MIITING '!' he October mcelinJl of !he W S C Sw ill be held Monday eventng nl lhl'l Health Methodist Church wiih Mt·~ Bn1oo Lloyd, pre~lclent, PH'!Icllnlf. Mrs Nan Mo11re will preSt•nt the proa:ram and Mrs Glenn l..nmbert will be the devOIU.onal !P.ader. OMib' . · ~~ ~ '"''Ill """''. . 1 VIS Presley um . own c WI I Mrs. J. B. Elberfeld as co-hosA "Can ean Chorus" of Sally t~ss. Sau er, Janet Hinkle, Bal'bllra Grindstaff, Edna Miller und Dvnna LEGAL NOTICE .Jone11 was aho a part or the enter1 Sea rd Did!! will be received by tainment. Gamus were played and the l:JI>ard of County Commis!Jarbt~cues, roflt IH"tr and cofreo{' Wflrfl served. l'ri7.1'.S w••t·e awarded ... lOners.'. Mr!::;s Counly, Ohi?, at th.c Ofl1cu of ,>ll'id Board, Pomeroy, .to Loul!,:e Zirkl.c, l'audora Collins Obiu, up unlil 12:00 o'clock noon and Pcilrl cnstum as. We·Jkcr for the best 0c toller 15, 1956 for furnishing · the followin~. llushecs aUend inr; Wl'rt' '"'hyllls Tran sport dclivt•ry (}[ Gl':l&o'lin-e, MI!ICr, ltrvu V~t~l,!han 1\.IaPie Leif- reguNir anrl prnmiurn grades to heit, Louise Zlrlde, J'atrii'JII Mack , the. Cnunty Giirage, Rock Spri'Jlgs, Girolami, Ohto, at Lhr dircotion of the CounAnne Chapmn n, Lillie · Dar~ Doddl'lll. Shirley Gaul, Mary ty b:n gi necr, du·r ing the 90 day Robinson, ~tUl Cramer, Sylvia Col- periOd comml'ndng Oct. 15, 1986. lins, Carol 13achtcl , BL'tty J. Fultz, Quote pri!'cs on both regular ·Befoty Evenon, FntllCJI Eppley ·a nd premium grades. l'nlly Cilu, Martha Mllye r. ' Board of Commis.!llioners reserve Th ~ Soda\ Oommittee were Satb~ ritbt to rejeot: any or all Bids. Gibbs, V~ra Crow. J ean Werry, · ~ra ~rQounty Gomm~ WDrlel)', Martha WllUims 1 By Dear, Barnitz'T't:lirt .JanM Hinkle, Lena Nesselroad, (9) 26, 29 (10) 3, 10 4tc M111'y Andt·rson and Sally Sauer. ~ Real Estate Br~~r -: narililton, Friday, Sept. 28, pos· sibly on Pom'eroy upper park· ing lot. Reward. Mrs. Cedric W. API>LES FOR SALE • IIi. mUe> sooth of Rutland. Jobn L. R-;uD· Olork. South Third Street, Middloport, Phone 6223. 10 ·2 3tp lnea. many styles and colors ed and Mrs C F Tompkins wu c....o~rr . .... ...,. · 1 ,. • :----10-3 =31< · -~­ LADY'S WtUSTWATCH, Lady • Plans for a nur!ley were discuss- ACCIDIHt · Ll,.l ~pe,JaMIHI~I••ndJoanWePMMdoyN•••~•fiatl~~me'""~~ A~c~m!';"~t~w~a~ •~n~l:ed~l~o~l~e~t~lh~· - -~·•:d~~~e~ao~u~r~•~-~;;;;;;~B:•:•:•:•~•:o~n~d~n~d~~~ili:e~m~e~-~ -~g:·;;::::::::::::::::::~~~~~-~ of Mr.s ' Wlill " 'o 1, "th -- - --- -~ --- - ry Donna Jones pantumltned El· rHtJ-x..t..O..f. , 151 Lost & Found Devot ons and prayer by Milo;:> Ebersbaeb opened the meeting ol the off_icial board ()f the Un ited Methodist cllurch, held Monday F!O"wer arrangements were us-ed throughout the hOme and the arrangemcnt gf the month wa. ~, Wt-IU WIL.l SELf(. r 'I~ ~F..AU11FUL t-.:' l"i"A ".' ! Unl'tecJ MetL-~.:s · f Church Board UUUir Meef'mg He/d 0 n M·0ncJ f • . ay venmg 1 chrysanlhemumt; and box wood. At thl! close of the installation Mrs. The Ohto Eta Ph• C'h:lpter of BetA Si'kma. Phi h~ld thl.)ir Ru :~ b Party last night at 1he UAV Hall In Pomero~'· Martha Jan e WIHiarns servrd as Mis tress or Cerem'onics and Lena Nes~elro:td was the pi· - <; I f\l'o!LF.'I I • • ...... ________.1..... Bv !Ill. ANJ _. '-¥~, fll[ STAil <J 11it:. c;.r r L. t- Sl1l. 'N-1. r The amngement wa, made of · - -- (II I Beta Sigma Phi Rush Party Held Tuesday Evening _ _ _ .... _ eentt per wotd, etne ln· serticfn. MiniDjium ehua:e SOc.( ce-nts per word for three con.. secutlve intcrtloDJ. Spectal-r-One month for 25 cente per word. Full rate or 2 ctefttB per wtml will be eb&ra:ed for adverU1inc it not paid for befO'l'e the 25tb ot eath ~, mGnt)l followJ&tc insertion. : Error1 J.n Ad:Vfttlamt--SJ'Iould hi! reported Jm.rn«ti.ltoely. 'l'be Dally Senttnel will n~ be re!pnnsible for mol'9 than ODe lntorreet ln· SCltlon. Car« ?f 'I"tlanQ and Speclal Notires of Events prlDt.ed at rc)gular classified rates. Obltuarle~~ publillhed dt 1 cent per word. 1nstaHed by Mrs. H~rt Reibel, regional director, when the Pomer{ly Garden Club met Monday afternoon at the hum r: of Mn. George H. Parker with Mr~> . H. B. Smitb as co-hostess. Mrs. WiUJam B Downie, pre11i- Tele\'ision- Nalional Broadcasting Co., Mt'l Allen of Yankee.s and yince Scully of Dodger:~ announcJDg. JWdi~ Mutual netwol'k Bpb Wc>iff and Bob Neal anno•n~inj. - ll.atp 1 ~ ~ers, N I t i on a I • Dally Sentinel. Pome•oy-Middleport, 0\ ClotS, ns&- ...' ·~· • COI!<IE 01'40 I'll. wee--~ Wli'LL.. INVESTI4ATE SMITR �: t \ • • - _....__::...,_ -~ 11--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middlep<>t'l, 0 ; On 3, 1956 Pruident Frieda Henry and followint proeram was' sont by all, ScrlptW'.e Justls, Roi-J call and busineu readi01 The Daily S-e~tinel • ,. , 1 Brown and readinp GIRLS - land and Lorralne ·birthday was suag 'birthday• a-nd the cl:~::!~ During the buatneu : l'; mage tale now being held .was cuase4 and p,roeeaH .. fir from Lucille Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor the held Friday Ocwber 18 '" ' di,s. Mory Thompson, Lind• SotWage, CUlled. Gam., wece played .... Donna Marit> Hauck, Ronnie Rif- eol!'elta held with prUea given. fie, Cl><ryl Wood•, .... ,e Wotson, Edith vm.... won the doer p,w;, Th F and Joey Gilmore. Refre~hmenU were served to those e e 0.~ratetl Ch~.ch IC~ol Jelfrey Burt and a four year to Junior Department to the Inter- attending, =~~d ~~1~ ~~ Sun Y, Ben Neutzl!ng, and Freda Mttch. mediate, Susan Woods, Karen HoU Att Dd d' WI .e aettur, sup- Marcia Grue:'Mn received recogni- ner, Sharon Wilson, A.seneth Trae ante at Sunc;lay ~eltooJ on enn en ent , presldmg All de- tion for sevtm ye•~ perlect , 1_ Ro Sunday was 125 collection 'iB~l. ~•rtments f th h 1 I · -cy. nnie Reynolds, Ronald CarM J 0h I rs. n Tay or of Mason waB 0f the se oo himet n the 1 tendance and Glady·, Cuckte' fo' penter, Johnny Shasteen and Walt calling saactuary M , or e won~ P servlce twelve year~ and a very ,peclal er G P d on r. and Mrs. Ned Henwhich op~ned wtth a hymn, with tJ rueser. romote from the ry on Sunday eveninl' Lal'l')' TrfK'Y as organiU, antJ pray. re<-ognt on was gLven lo Mus Una lntermediat.:: to the Senlor Ch•r, , er fly Mr . Blaettnar. Grueser who has completed her lotte Murray , Marlenl Sch~ll. Re1J. Mr. Ivan Bush of Kaaoo was 2~e:r g~=t ag;ndpnce. ata Baxter, Bett1 Hamm and Shel· vWUng with Ned H~nry Friday . 1 Graduation exercises were conla Strauss. I r Mrs. ~ora:e Burns made • busi~ numbers were presented ducted wit hthe following promoThe teachers of the rehool w-ere nftl tr1p to New Haven Monday. by the Junior Choir. "Tell Me Mr. ~nd Mrs. B. J. 1\edmond Stories of Jes us" and ''In IMy tlons, flrst kindergarten to 8l!t!Ond called to the altar a~d a prayer kindergarten, Penny Hayes Ricky for love and dedicatiOn of their ,&pell.t the week end in CJ11arnb · •Heut ThN~ Rings A -~elody" with 5 uperinGilmore, Ann H<llter Carl~ Nor~ livl'lll was offered by the ~th their daughter, Mr. y ·lf:: Mrs. Ben Neutzling' aa pianist. Mi-. Blaettnar spoke brlefly on "The ton , Sally and Mike Globaker Jcf ~ndent. The hymn, "Lead On Oh W. M. 8\II'Wn, Their son, Pat and Gordon Joh~•on~ ng Eternal" conduded the serv- companied them lome. , ' Great Invitation" telliag ~ 1t is ffrey Burt · _ .... ,fee stUI God's invitation toda)l. , rom km<krgarten to primary de· Mr. and lira. Clarea.el lf Certificates o-f recognition for partm.enl, Tommy Keeney, Mary spent a. fe'N dan l.ut w~).n perfect attendance for one year Francls, Charles ·M11rray, Gary lumbu1 witb theJr da~ were awarded to Mike and Sally Kuhne 8 , Dennis Booth , Janice lamlly lira. Lewhl Dally. G" , Glaba~r and Donnie Mayer. Seals Schmoll, Sally Mora, Eddi.e Raer, Mr. and Mn. Ralpb ~nt tor two years attendance were giv- J,ane Grueser, Donnie Swish~r and ~n open house was beJd .at the Columbus, Mrs. Rome stewart en to Randy Burl, Faye Thomas, I eggy Ann Hoffner ; C1Jfton M. E. parsonage which Cheshlrp spent SuadTomm B wa.~ newly n•modeled for Rev and with A d St ., .,.... ~ Y rown and ;Joe Kennedy . Pr imary to Junior De artment · Mrs. Richart! Wright. · n y ewart. -•·· ~~ree year ~eal was t:iven to I Gitberl Woods Connie p Ad·k ' · G Mr. •nd Mrs Harold Hysell and - - lllf Brow.n, Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Mr. and M W er PIJ'f'nts uests Mrs were Mr. andSharbaugh, Mrs. Jes- aoa, Rutland h ·Sunra. · M.onStewart Spenc~r, . Virginia 1 day. June Spcneel' , Mr. and Mrs. Wait- ~ Mr d M er Blake, Rhoda Fox Alma John-. an · an n. La.wrence Davidson son Dorothy Blake 'Allan Harris ttld :aughter Co.lumbus via:ited T. 0. Young, Mrs.' J. E. Carson: en 5 ovet' the week end Mr. and Mrs A B Woodrum Mr Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett arid and Mrs. w. H. Fo.gleson..,:: IPoks N · 1 ch:'d~~· vblted reJatlvea ln Wav0. Brown, Mr and Mrs L~roy ·Ly~ er ~~ .ll~od Sunday. on~ .. Mab~l JohnMJn, Olevia Young thlld~.en or M..rkr Cedi Sleeth and Warm enough for those cold Manlyn Foglesong Pam Kearns hU Ml on vialted 'his Fall and Winter days ahead. Esta Bumgardner, ' Sally Profitt: SJe::h~ Mrsse-L Ivy and Leasie Mr and Mrs. HomC'r Johnson M' da• 'd s'·nd ucy Harrison SaturrlM ·. ··~anuay an rs. Fems Jush.5 Mr and M Cl · i"Mrs Bill Drown , Mr . 'and. Mrs.~ Till r.Nebara Willhtms lwd M . Frank Harri s and Alln Jane Bur- WUIJ ,le~, Mason visited M ,lo(ess. NanC'y Profitt , M~. and Mrs. Sund:~ Sister at Pt. Pleasant OJ ~ - H. Profitt. Flora Board, Lena · · ---~ . Pteken .~. Clara Roush. OJI(.f Cook, Ann Nl'wland Mr. and Mn. Harry y . Newland anf1 Patty Sue, Lesale Sleeth, Ivy Sl~·cth. F. M. 'Lockett 'Mrs. GPor>ge Burns Beverly and Cheryl, Mrs. !''ranees Stewart ,. ' Gary Stewart, Hell'n Stt:Mart. Bet: ·' THE ly Cal1l, Clara Williams. Laurene Ll•w!s, Mrs . Ned Henry, Mrs . DenSEE OUR OTHER MERCHANDISic FOil THE ver Hartis, Mr .a nd Mrs. Donald Fogoleson·g, Donna Glaze, Irene KelARESTfLL LITTLE GIRL OR BOY: ley, Charlotte Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hofrman , Mrs. Ray Pickens Sr., Mr. ~d Mrs. Ray Pickens. Jr., COME AND SRI! Mrs. L. J . Ruttencutter. ·Mfl. U~a Zli"kle, Lois Ander.llon, rda Varian. Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Warner, Susan Warner and Lua, Harrison. 4 dr sedan. The Good Will Class met at the and really home of Betty CaH on Friday night 1\!IDDLEPORT, 01110 for ~heir m<Jnthly meeting. The • -;-----,~~---""·~ -~------..,,..,_,._,.,._,_.,_,-_,.,.-_, .__,_.,,,_,_.) _meeting wa~ called to order by 4 dr. VB 'wilb ·pliw1,., , really nice, '' casual 109[r In car ideal Item for ~~!-all wool meltoo-tog· llle .buttons, attached hood, elaitlc Inside sleeves, knit trlm on pockets - all wool quilted interlin.tng.' c:oat, r't:f.lerated Church Sunday School Observes Rally Day On Sunday (lfFTON .,...!.. . r===~-=-=-=-=·===-~==~::.::=-=-~~·=-=-:::=-===='"='~· e~lled . GIRLS CAR COATS I ... -, ... $8.95 Sizes3 to6x $6.95 WE SELI!CT OHl THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS Sizes 7 to 14 $8.95 suits in aU-nylon garment, A bra, Womens 40 denier eyiQJ! ~ ant.ies with • lon, !lora.! PSizes while, pmk, blue, aqua. coral and green. embrotllli~~d . J~W «<rchld, white An' all purpose a ~7.~:lo~~; panty, a one. in sizes 34 to 42. DodgersGeJABreakToR~tlJp' · _, ·\,. Mter Rainout Brings On Delay . COLORFUL WARDIIl081 For Tots and Girls A wide assortinent of girls bats, cloche - bon· nets. clip hats and off face caps in velveteen and wool fells. Mammoth cabinet for clothes storage or u y extra cupboa.rd, .• $1.95 to $3.95 j.f"" wide x 66"" high X 21• deeP ••. full ahelf and sturdy baoger bat ..• storage - space all the way ro the floor .• , altrat:tive walaut color CORDUROY CRAWLERS Little tots printed cor- crawlers, wa-sh• · · uailable with able, sanforii<id, color. fast elastic back, self lined bib, 8 SIUIP crotch leg openini, Slzea 9, 12; 18, 24 mo, lock and keyo, $29.00 36 inch wide wardrobes finished in mahogany and walnut $1.59 ·. TOWELS Colorful, absorbent and durable. Wide stripes or checked patterns in red, blue. yellow, . green, black and multicolored stripes. All with fringed ends 16 by 32 inches. 25ceach GIRLS SLIPS Girls Everglazc cotton slipS-- Crea&e._ resistant tiered skirt, tace trim\ med, elasticized sides for better fit. Sizes 4 Jo 14. r-~~---::::::---------------------~·-c~~:~OarM-$_3_9._oo $J_._1_9--~ _________ ' PRINT® fiberglas DRAPERIES RtmMAN FOUND HERE MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE GANNON KITCHEN mtDIIu•• HEADWEAR GOOD BUYS I 955 Mercury: Pinch pleated tops, blind stitched s,ide hems, 3 inch bottom hems. Com· pletely washable. nang 1n seven min· utes. Modern designs on grey or white backgrounds. Overall size 48 by 90 inches. Sm~~ly styled hampers _of superb quality loom woven fibre with smooth slatex link Beautiful colors. Seat and l'Jiright styles. All with hardwood handles. . 1955 Chevrolet $8.95 a pair WASTE BASKETS ' 1954Mercury ;. Fibreboard baskels with metal top and bottom. Pink, green or blue with ivy leaf deoorations at the top. ·$8.25 to $10.95 hlrdtop. Rldlo , white wall a·nd solid. 39c iust right for·the Sizes 12 to 20 liSt~ lOR YOUI ~I_IAKIASF IAI OR IU!t1PUS ROO!t11 rt/.f{'/1 Revtlvinglar Stotl cOMI"lA110M DOOR . onlvl39!1 ............... Deep-cuahJoned aeat. so• hl&h, rnaiftl an ball beotlap. Tubulorateellep, Spaddiot~cluomiUIII 8 , I'~.H,~N Drive·h1 . . ... .... / 20 Below TOllltMT a, WIDNISDAY TUISDAY FIEEZEI WIAP . Cdlr . . . _ _ . . PAMILY NIGMTO 2 Adolt,...... -~ Trvdt,_<JII HCIIU(Oil INOWS Huoy 1-dy [llpel THI c.\TMAN 01' I'ANIS • Heaoy Wit COiled one sldt · -At.IGVALLIY OftcZOMatU - , ur., ""'· ~ Houllbeplnt ·and olhtt loadlog............. A• ...., •• ' ..... ·, ' ' ' HOGG and ZUSPAN MATERIALS,INCORPOi\ATED In The Heart of M11on City ' \lpllolateeyiDehoictol- ,' I Carto .. GROUND HDG ""l'll•lll ·y aWalt. P~l~~;~., THUIIIDA'I Maro. O'Jii.!On For hCJme freezers. 1elriprolol\ · F M' t fe} ~ged~i~~~J He 'llld . ·~· decjaion as · ~ ;:;:~~~! ;;chool show. 1 'rhe nexl ~ It to be held at i nCIIDn al School be dosed ~ ~~;~5~~~~~~~~~~~~~ at pOoollf!• 1!"1 . . 1 "1 wanted to gtve the managl!l'll ~oupt, courtesy of gtvlng their op:lft.- 1 filch, Pom~oy. but they would. DOt ~ RebeUAl of f.be Sbc:iwboat proconclusive-," trick ·a l I d. duction of the ~ Bend Minstrel matiat(er woul4 tie think· Asloetation wlll be held tonight at hla pltehing rotation and 1:30P-M at the Si!nior ~gh Ekhool i~terpreted I 1 'I~ Man.. strived •t the \ park at 11 a m~ Ba;th managers agreed it was betA to posq:lone tht bad to hold ager Oatey Assault' CharJJeS Bnng Fme And Jail sentence •PP"'"'' I of their abi.Uty." 'I Mine opcralt»'l group. ·viii again face hearing in GrindThe one-year packo:ge agree 'ey's ciurt un chargell ol i.nto:dcaIn his letter tll tbe local I'IChool oflki~h Aucll.tor Rbo1es pointed men! p~ovides for a ~Wo-btep $2.4( tion . out that the recent examLnatitms a day 10crease~ $2 lD wa~es a~t <~vid~•el's "a ve.ry excellent crrm- 40 cents in fnnij.e beneflt.s. Tnc Others s\a'\rd to,. court app('arplian('e with tbe laws arf"t'tim~ hrsl step ol th ~ waye rn :rea.u anees yet thi~ week are: Willia-m school dl~tQ~ JQd the ~ount- [ R~O. is retroaellvr, lo !a.t Mon Pike, 21. of Racine arreated Wrdin.J .syitem fequittd- of them ." day. The second § ep, 80 . cent£., l'le:;rlay by Const•ble WiUiam T. qe:ndrlx on cobarg.es of intoxica·· I becomes effective nl!xt Apnl 1. Rhodes words of prai!<e T h e minf'"N curren.ly earn ' ' ion and Walter }lei'!!C'hman, 30, boArd .j h.a5ic $lO.L5 • day. W\lt>n t!le fina . i-rove City. also n•bbed by Hendfor P-omeroy increase g~s inlo payehe~k .; nu' rix for driving whilt inbndcated. At Middlepod lack Kittle, 20, S. Smart is, the year, they wtll \!le eatnilll&..minlof tbMt commtinity will fate M6y, n~.-om oi ~.:.-.5 a day. new oontnct altQ call, for OJ C. 0 . Fis~er on ~barga of all" ilavl'-olf a.t. ChriStmas.. ~auit and battery '1iled · q.ainF -21. 26 and 31_ How- 1<101 by Willi>m ''l'Mit!&-!J'Iftlo "iio ' ' j,. <11f1 e~t 12-day summer al'f'fllted We~ · by ~le- I , A'Uer I200 000 northern soft coal miners . agree~eat "No World Series gari'Le ever has : been st.appW abort oi nine inninge.l Of . IQS S and we don't want that e:ver to happ('n. I feel tochy's gatne et;'ll.ld ! Armr..,xirnatcly S~'Yf'ntv ),h•j'!!r. be played l.f the currut condltions 1 Countians registered Tue:iday nil· prevail. It would not. be pleasant ht for pa.~! icipatlon in the ~ird b.ut. ~e could play. It Is my renpon- 1 Annuat Big Bend Minstrel and sab1hly to the: players and fans to ollo. at the Brst rehearsal of the be sure that ·DO ga~e has to be show held at the central school in 1 calltd becau.se of adverse weather . Pomeroy. · 1 condltiolts.'' Frick arrived at Ebbet.s Fi~ld at Tweq!3: e!qht. a:trl& T(HI',~tr."'Cd 10:30 a m. EDT 1.nd immediately \ during the evf!nlng to-take .part tn ordered that all late6 we:re to rc· 1 the dancing chOW groups , for the main elosed untU there wi.s ~ de·. ci.sion on 1RI'1*t~er q,r not the same would be played; ' ' ''That (o PfeiYlnt' a terrtUe ticket ." be sitd. tr ..t,ISO r-.t klft1 ..........ltlold .... ... 59c $1.95 HGLOIY" JSu-op• • 'l'ochnlcol...) ,-ALIOJock Pol.... ..,..,. It""" ,---._ - "'1«111 01' ,,••• ,-,l>V;T.. will dedicate· the activities new addition ·their I Members 2 o'clock. The_day's featureto.a page--,1 <Jf the · Middleport_ · making a 14 by <trf day, vacabOD day& tbe MlddlepOft liiil' ~-h•ljl ' ·· wrt andObat1ei i• Jn J>Oiiee Pomero:f, , Harper .ln of nr th• church in·New Haven. The new addition COD· Board are B11uce Lloyd, pre:sident; fo~:e.:~=- are sebeduled to close . MeArtbur Wednesday Digltt for· assembly halls. It is electrically heated. Mn. Mary Probasco, vice.prea. from June 28 to Ju1:r B ·for tbe relted $15 appearam:e boO;Ji when dedicatJ.q~ Probe Launched Into Collapse Of New Building Piani·were being completed this week for tbe of the new Christiin Education Unit of the New tHaven Evangelical United Brethren Church on Sunday, arcording to Rev K J pastor. Scot~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - \ Harold Hubbard, Paltl Davis and summer vacatiop neo:rt year. he f-ailed to appear to amwer 1 be :..~ cha-e of pamng a Joadt- -.d.ool Smart. di In ad .tion, minl!t'S wu pa""' ... _, """"' 1 double time for holidays. They art! Be .was arrested by Pomero1 already paid double time for sun- Patrolman lobn MeKemieOf day aod time aDd a balf for Sat· Federated Church T K N :bus. T0 Observe' w. ld I om e11y amed unlay• .• d Co · , !'New preSI•dent The worked. ogr,.ment oboat Absentee Votin ~ • WI e mmumon Of Church Group ... three lourtb• of the natioo'o 1011 ~ mine.-. or •n estimated 150, For El-tion8 T0 The of of workers.. mtne ·"(" roy that Kelly elet!ted operators ~ s o' Monda_y ob5cJIVe Wide dent of geneullJ ·tart . . n Albert Gloedner, Clerk or '1. covers activities wm b6 tbe P'"""'.u ... of a page· But Jt 1a m]l reapott AuditOrium. BtrbrHoenieb, Diretant entitled "Where The Saints Federated Cbureb Pome000 200,000 Olhe.r to think of spectators. the tor, wu ln pOinf Plet&ant yester· JACKSON, MictL UP" AI Have Trod." The IL'CDe& In the baa announced they wUI Tom was presi-1 not covered the basi( ~'"~"'"• and • mU- oth!r · dl)> ->fternooll and completed ar· least . Jbi;; separate lmestitetioDS pqeant will depict the early world CulmmUDiOD .th Ch . r End f agreement accepts its 0 180 \ r&Diflbentl f o r the apPean.~See the were promised today In t.be col· .biltOry of the Churth of tbe United this SUnday, oct e ns eavor terms anyway lapaat of a four-story build1n1 uDBretbrea ln. Cbri&t ln Mason CounThrough every hour as tbe day the Middleport Cburth . of Christ 'I Lewis', in u"tinc the eonventioD Meigs County Board of Elections . Today's game will be Played there on ()etober JO. . . cier cOnatructlon whlcb killed tea. ty. !Sweeps westward around the eaRh Sun~y evening at t~elr ~gul~r for aoproval of the contract, said . ~ today tl}at "'!!ill8 ·of ·1\,idtly ln Brooklyn, weather perSix b odies are st.ill burled in the 'BeginniDI at 2 PM, the pageant . in some place, sonp of praiae and Oounctllor meeh~g ·Mrs Geor,ge JS (• be"U wAnted an_._ •·affmnative. motion".. ..ttbsnt and Disabled Voters ballots , ~mittiag, a.nd the subsequent pmea 1l d te . for the group Childs which bewiQ- .start loeally on Monday, OCtt.angiC' af .tee an concre wiJJ-tell the atorv .oflhe early days prayer w1ll be had. In a thousand gan thelr winter season in sep•you m-e a nef'tive on~, in Yankee Stadtum wilL be pushed ober. 7. (" ' . State Police ~apt. Forest Whlti of the United Bi-etrhren Churl!h in different tongues pastors wldd 1 ember - he chuckled, "1 woa t reeogDLZe back a day. . said the fire mirsbal's divisiont West Vlrgioia from the time that speak about this day when the · · . . it." · This is the firs-t pMtpoRement ot ·Offkes of tbe louJ board or Elof state pOlite would lnveatigate, the first class was organized in whole Christian £amHygatben. . Qther new offtce.rs are: Vlce-prcs William Dews of Local 2148 at ectioas ·wiJl be open for casting of a World Stories pme since Sun•• Have'rl. lc Aabu •· J HJan· ... Pricedale, Pa., was chosen bp sUcb ballob from 1 to t p m during aad llated t.bese otber pinned in- t••• near N-· This· is the celebration of 'tbe 1dent, Ira Butcher; secreta.ry, day, Oct. 7, 1951, when tbe Yanvestftttlona: M.U8lc · 1or t he pl.leiiU -•1 ·IS ta k en memorial of the sacrifice eTbe Chry;· t''"'easurer. allJe ... . ·Lewis from rows shoutiq ror nc- week daya; and from 6 to 8 -pm on . 1of ·t.be E d · d.a,· dkee~~ and the Giants were the A JeJlalatlve committee probe from "The Vir&:lnla Lute" an old Savior when all who partake til· . r•s tan n eavor Ls lvt ognition. DewS asked for immedWorld Series oppOneDts. Tbe anDual "A-pple-Butter" pro- beaded · ._ Rep. WUfred G. Blshook -tb , ' ts d it are' called upon tQ rentetOOer ed into teams and at the end ()[an t'ate ratifl'catioo of n.. _ con•-At. Saturdays. G~ said !bat Jlle deadline ject of !tie Cllur<h of Cbrial, apon"' f ..al songd --·-•Wlb ohrr~..f!m~tn 'dan I th. ,,·r b,et•·•n ovet oil tbe world atte'Ddance contest will have a WAC ... _ The rainout WllB 'liewtd as a Jackson county's int '""" wor 11 u-.u y t e ..~ ...u1 r1 ers banquet t th h h Only scattered opposition was for castinl' Ab&e·n t and Disab1ed •Oftd ' by tb• Pbllathe. Society. .sett. ifbreak for the Dodier& Inasmuch will start next MondaY wben men. trlct ofinveatifation by the ias\U"o of the early dayl of 10Je c~urch. -cspe_cially the S'lci, the . aced, .a e c urc · ·Voiced during dtbate on tbe new .ballotl in Nov. 1 at 4 p. m. it wlll pmnit 38-:reat4>1d Sal women and children of ~ cburcb anee compantea. by the c:ontracSome of tbe characters in the th~ wtdows. and the ~ ,the 1 agreement befo-re it wu approved Io addiUon, the Election Board l'll a 8 I J eo who woa Vlednesda.y'a are asked to aallt fl.'itb tlae wt:~rk· tofl; by the city of Jukson Bulld- P,agemt are ., follOws: Mose~ 1 pnsooer, all those who are perclerk. said tbat Soldier balloting by a standing vote, l~ener, 6-3. to tain . aD e..tra day Peettnc of the apples Will 1tart ina and by con&um-- :M:Lchaels, Richard Ord; JO"D"8S Fron secuted for righteousneu lake, 'lbe band pJayed, "Hall, Hail, it now in JICO&ress at the ]oeal Of rest Don Newc:ombe, today'1 • the Gang's ..(ll Here." offices and that sorb ballott can at t a m at the chW'cb and all ·~rs Power Co .. tbe buildiag own.· fel~, Harry MWer; Jacob Bachtel, the pDOI', the hungry the ROffOW· sc:beduJed starter, today pOinted who come lo )Jelp are asked to ere. Lewia Capehart; Bilhop Glossbre· ful, tt.e· tempted, and the lost. Micbael Demchak of st. Micbael, be received by mall until DOOD M out when Alston aomtaated bim ~ · nner, J<J,.n Hoffman; Dr. Hensley. Pa., urged a re-nl!g<Jtiation ot the election day. Wednesday, that he would llke an bring a lic:k luneh. Vlctor Street; or. Meeks. Otbo Lte~roy contract to provide shorter workextra day of rest aho, after the Plalltl have beln made for five vlng: .Zebedee' Worner, Edward ..-. 0 U ing hour•, but hi, bid failed, He PTA TO MEH heavy burden be t11rrie:do durinc kettles to be eookiD.I· in tbe y•d Perry; Lewis Bumgarner, Bernard J , ! said a reduction in ttae wtJfk day The Ractite PTA wil} m~ MonLlevinl'. D-...... c H Wise Jr., cba!rman <Jf tile would put many un~ployed min· day Ott. 8 at the Raelne Grade the late stages of the National of thei Childi..Mm.e, ·North Secoild League CAmpatgb. Avenue 104 HudiOD. S~t, ~rt­ William Weelr;ley, Pete Bun-is J . . , . . Middleport driY~ fM_ thE' Boys era back on tbe job. Stbool at 7:30 p. m., acctm"ding to ing earl, Tueeday moil1iinl· The announcement made tod.i. All Peny, George Jewell; Bachtel's Scouts of America th1s year. anwDDleh ,. in cbarle bop tQ have the teachers and parentt are r.,_uut.•on, Luth" smith; Chainnan of 0 today that plana for tb• ARM IS FRACTURID last of tbe work done b)' Wednuttae Board for Chdetian Eduration, Dr. Harold Brown of campaign . are and bas Mrs Jennie Watson, Condor .st. ed to attend. day eveniaJ. WAVERLY, o. UP _ A dis- J'Jmet King· Mrs -Baebiel Connie Ed . . et asked that all MaJ<Jn and Team suffered a broken arm io a faU C" hart.; ' w kle tt 8 roy BoaJ"d <Jf ucahon wu e1e • captains meet at the Hlab School Thursday momiDg at tbe officea <Jf Annouii<Omeiu ·ol ·t h • projtel pute between mee:hanlc:s and weldape · MrJ ee y, e Y. u- ed to the Executive Coowil!t o-f Tue5d oetob 9 f special the ""''"ial Securi•- a~ard wben -"'e MARRIAGE utENSIS daughter &y, er · or a '".1 qu li-1• wao made W.dn~ ~lil!ll •liOn ers today was blamed for al'l •UD· rrls· ill' Bacbtel' , N 111 hbor ~·-· 'LiM11Xine · . the Southeastern Ohio · 001 briefing fell .:;ovofrom a step. Shf' was trans.James Edward Fi!•h,. 18, U. S. R b " ported to Meigs General Hospital Nayy and Alta. Louise CJolldl, 18, lh• P<ayn -ice oi>d afi!l• cl... &Uthorized walkout at the -Atomic M ua•te er, A ef gR w • ~~ete evma:, B•anl "--~iation at arne ru:r of · was beld II· t,he eluit< . -'th Wal· En.eray plant near here latE> W..· Da_n ~so ev. ~ Y. e ~ that group held in Athens on Wed- I Tuesday evemng an organ~,Z.~tion by the Emergency Squad. Rutland. ca Burrts and Sbenda Ca~ha. : nesd11Y. · al meetmg Wa'3 held at the Library _::::_::::::::::::=:!.-~:::::_______:::::::::::::_ _____,___ __ ter Bun-Ill• devolioll~ lefdor ne,aday. ... and Jl'r04 I ~ <>f tlio c A Romine, pre!lident of the Reader, &_andra Rouahj c~o1r Dtror. Brown, Edward Foster and to 1\eet the Majors for the drive A talent ,bow will be held on Churth, -auetlng !lie Bible elttil local of tbe Oil, Chemical and ector, Betty Jooes; orgarusl, Ruth Ralph Graves members of ·t be Those present were C H Wis Jr. 1 .. - ' . • .AtOIIIIc Worken Uaioil, urged the Sayre. col BOord areomp•nied by ChiiJIU cbairnlan: William Child•, the Rev .W Odober 22 in the .Rat~nd Hilb stud)'. 1 Sc:-bool auditorium to help raile wOrlteis to ~tum' to_. tneir jobl. Pr~t for the days reremon- Gltms, superintendent of tbe M!D- Claremont E. Hoyt. F;red Hibbs, funds to equip the l~neb room at ··Pieki!tl patrolled the gatea to tbe lies wl11 be Blabop D T Gregory of eroy Schools 8yslem were Ia at- Jobn Pi111o1t Milton Huod and the grade school buildtoa: iD Ru~ plut !bill morninJ but the wOrker. Pltl$burgh &nd Dr. T L Miles. Buck tcndanee Wednesd•; at the A• Cb.. ter Erwin. land. a• lovolved 111 U,t Wildcat strike ·va, who ia ,tile confer- nual mee«ng of l.he assocl•tiln \ • crosa:ed the lines to a:o to wofk· 1 enc.e superintendent. 81sbop Greg- held ln the Ohio University tenMEIGS GENERAL 1 Pastors -and leaders in sixteen Naarene· churches in a 5Tbe show, which is sponsored b7 the RuUand PareDt-Tq,c}lera Alaoc The dlltpute was reported to !"' \ .,, deliver the moming and '" Ballroom. Adrolttedo Jarne. Young, Uftqtt. county area wlll attend a zone rally on Sunday school work ln iatioo, wU11end the top three wia. __ over..,.. worlr.planL desfcdUona at the 2.- will Doug Jobns<On, Mrs. the Gallipolis . . N azarene churcll, 1103 Second Ave., TbursdaY asermons ..lsted byonDr.Sunday Miles. and MARKET REPORT · 1Mrs. Amelio Dovis, Maoln, Racine, D•le Maulsnt"rs to Huntinmton for aa appeal" OAJQ..AND · Cilif.. UP -ltaiaer 800 'fie new unit whieh iA being de· CINCINNATI, o. UP by, Cheshire, Tom Terrell . RJt(:ine, night at 7:30. (Oct. 4) ance on WSAZ-TV's Talent ShowAluminUm i."CbQiltal Corp, andlcated will add ten new cia" Ecgs, J.,g, "'"·' 1-2 e low"; )ln. Dorothy Clark. Pomer<>y , Sp"'" will be Mr. Go'den T, meet early eaeh Monday mo,nlnJ case. An ·audition ln Huntington nouDeect .tod'ay tbat"lt will add exroom• tO the a nursery and prlcea at flll"ffls. wJllte Mr.' Glenroy Ewing. romeroy . Olsen, Eugene, Ore., a Christian in a tompany prayer meetlng. will not be" required of tbem . tonaive fodllliel lor the produoJ1 two departmental a"embly 'oomA . nnd brown, A jumbo 48-49: A la'rgo Di"'bargedo Mi" Rhoda llall, b.,in,.•m•n who .., appUed bu•Mro. Olsen IS 1D great demand In addition prlzes wtll be awardthe The church was organized ovPr 44-48: A mediums 27-30; A ·s mall\ Middleport, Mrs. U11" Porn· · me"S principlr t.o Sunday a speaker Wore tDt.erdenomrd to the top three at Rutland. tioD of alumtnum Platt: · ooe hundred years ago in 1852 -J0-'21; B iarg• 35-39; FOB CinMinnie BarrelL ung,vUI•. W<>rk with resul!a tn 1;1- 1naUonol groups- Membert o I r.vrryone intrested i n being i n sbeel and · folt ..,UIDif nt!P now wilb the firot unit of the pre,.nl cinooU, white •od bcown A toiae Blrtboo M,. and M>< Roher! Wiil teen '"'' " • superintendent. other cbordlea are Invited to ' atthe show Ia asked to contact EUt- under " " - " " a t II • • • n •Ref. JtVereU Rusilell or Bidlwel1 huiid!og beint erected in 1866-87 51-53: A. medium 34-36. Columbua 8 son. Mr. Olsen is' widely tead the rally by tbe Rev. Vern~bt'lh LJoyd at the hiib school or woocl'. W.Va. The 'ttddtti.OII ·fadlitiOB wiU In· Ohio willconduet a cevival at the undor the putonte of Rev. Jacob OblckeM, stc>dy; fryera 3.310 1b ' in the .,f,igontion ' buain-. He noD C, Sbafer_ church P"tor. Carl Miller in RUtland. Racine, ball an- cklde •new tH-iJI:CII ' mill, Rutland Mia$t.On. ButlaDd, Oblo Bacbtel. An addl\lon wa11 built lo 16 }lens over 5 lb 13-14: bens, D ALERT IS SET started. eight. yel\l'S _ago wlt.h T h e Nazarene 1 he ba< 1'<!01> beat tretlllna :fodlltlea a..1 ultra• Oct. 'i tbroltfb 21<1the ehtl"<h In 11122 under the lb and unde> 1J he"', light 1>00 A Ground Oh"""" Corps aiet< $2.000 '." copot•l and this_ ym his church., "'" Athens, Pom""'Y· 1 and Is now tealilll oqalpmetll, P well There'trlllbo opeeiol IIIUSie and ,toi'II!C <Jf Re•- R. t._ Kalbauah. 11-!2o old"""'"' !Il-l!. . · will he held y,;d,y October 5 . aal" wtii meed f2:mllhon. He Wellston, B•lpre, Glouster, Ran> •?rm!r cuatom- ., the -ld'a plot• aln(lna. S<!l"licel eaeh nl(ht at The new .tlditlon will be eleo:t- l!"ul'keyo, toms, 26 Jb and up, 23- from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. All mom· give'! the majot share ol the ere- den, JA<kson, Middle< "' Sboc Shop stretcher, oopltl>lo of 7:30 p. m. The public u cordially rlcolly beoted !bus beceming of (be 1 2< \oms, ou>dor 26 lh ZH!2; lotaa, ben and inter.,ted p•rlies ue dit for th;, rc<OOnl to God. ' port, Neloon\OIIIe, Point Rock, Rut frlt!nds, In II&· , ing aluminum alloj plate up 10 . lnvitetl oeoomoag to the aev; VIr- first churehes Jn the 1tate of we,t 2510-:181>, fry.,-ro.,ter, JO 'Ib ud to "iport to the posl Nme denomonatlons ..,. ropre· I land, . The Plains, UD> oi> IIICb,. tblek. • Jllll.... jNIBior. Vlr&inla to be so heated. Gruuod under on Lln011ln Heigh'->. &ented amou• h" employei. They loo llid&e Golllpo1lr. . Hi(~iighte of tbe day~ I ~HJtment, t '.'r IMiddleport Soout Fund Campaign To start 0 T esda'V School d Member ' El"""ed T p0$t p the-~Ponre- nounc~d und~way ftiW)Vl. "'" a.-, ~~ t~ ~sonic ~ ~ ~ev- bun~;<W. HOSP~T~L ~Ul e~fiiLDJ ~ Ru•lan -· dMiss'I'on p.}ans . ReVI•Val --'ProdU~e: chu~h ron~umerst I -~ pa~ eroy I I ~icoil, I •m"'"' al~o j' ~. Nazarene Ch••.,ChZone Rall . y • . IT0 Draw From F•IVe Counties obsm<~Uon ~b~l ~· kD~ h~ ~~~~ltilli MoArt~UI', Syrae~e, ·~ In TtchN.:-olor .~"-----~~~~------~~----~--------------' • • i 8 Kaiser AlUiniQumAnnoPrtc,oes Phms on ' . .or·Ex·pA.n·SJ' F :rh~Street .- . I At Atom Plant Rutland High Talent Strow ToBe0ct.22 '" -tr) ~...RTOON of the The deVelopment came after the 3.000 delegate UMW~~ vention here bad cheered 1t.s un' '"imous of the new eo•· tract. The coal operators, meeting C Pomeroy and Middleport ~<"hool tn Pittsburgh, also appr(t¥ed !hf • • official, today were praised by a.. tbey Lt. State · Auditor Jame& A. Rhodn, LeWU! bad d~nbed the eon Lettera of congr&tlll;rtiom for tract to bd fello-w m~ne worker~ ·'jobs well done" were wr~tten to I ~~ "a gre~t t:iump" ~~ ,the un_ the<>e people by the auditor after 1 wn. He sa1d Lt wu a tr~bute t~ Arraigne<! before Justrt.ce of the he had rl!'Viewed the re::~t exam- [ il~ strength and construchve poll Peace R E. Grindley, Wednesday inations of the school boards by \ ri"s." . )n rharges of assault and battery ~is af·fice . UMW Vire Pre~tdent Them:; -.,rererded against hi mby his wtfe, Kennedy called it the "greate~ 'ad! Albie:., 21, of Antiquity, we& "To me, 11 is just a. important " I 01 ,e;ecment evf!r negot iated by tb found gui~~Y and fined $100 and ttbode l d~dared, ··w commE"nd United Mine Work ~r!i. " :oJ>ts plus a jail sentence of. 90 thosf' who arc pt!rf'lnni ng r:nc · A signing ceremony in the at- d.avs ln the Meigs C(Juoty JaiL service to_ thf':ir communi·' y as 1t II rrnoon 111 2 3 arranged to fol_low a And. as if that were not enough l!l t..1 rc-vr "',n.d thov. who do nol brid meeting between I.RWlS anc A.hks stU! has moTe troubles comearry out their work l11 the bc.~t , Edward G. Fox. pre:~ident o( th~ i ng up Friday at 2 p .m. wh"n he tr" C · • A I ountUQJS PP'l·Y . LeWia operators had settled their differences and would sign a con. tract today calling for a sz.40 a day wage increase for about I State u r !p • Local ' raiSeS I • lr School Officers Church Labor Dispute Causes Strike Colors: pink, p~ black, pink blue, blue. o_hly , Page~t !~Highlight D . For A~ldition To Ne·w Haven· ~ , ta• Copy of an e.xpenslve duster, Fully lined with opaque nylon, matching buttons with rhinestone centers. · Aluminum creen Window • ca~~n view of the lorec.,t for con-~ Nearly 70 Mei~s tinued rain, we dectdf.d it bert. to eal1 the game." he aat'd. "The weathtrr '~" ,., later WdaY ~ for heavy ram. ' President John L, Butter_Projeet Starts Monday LACE DUSTERS $3.95 gridirQn c. BROOKLYN (UP)- Commlsaioner Ford Fi'lck, after a conference wtlb the umpires. announced today that the sec· ond game bf the World Series ~ween the Dodiers .,W Yan· kees had been postponed_ · • Frick made a detailed survey of the field .and said that !he playing conditions were satisfactory, but that he was conce~ cd aboUt ~be latelt weather fore· ~ -- ··. ' ·· .· • CINCINNATI, 0 , (UP) - United Mine Workers announced today the union and the coal AnnUal-Awle Women's Nylons and Acetate gangI .... ••• ..u.tlt .pert'- ....... C.kler tonltfd'• .,.._, t.lr 11141 • Httle wa,.... Hllh ~ 64 to 70. Low tonltht . . . .g ............. 46 to 52 utt an.I.IIUth. • 200,000 Soft Coal Miners To .SerieS!BenefitUnderTheNewSeales 'Of ' A dito ' ' Rain ·Forces· PostpOne All $2.75 49c duroy .... .. -• ...... rain endln' ,....... ltf dMrtnt • tract n Designed to give freedom ' . tricot. --· Ohl« _ , .1....., donal reia ,..., en ..,.,.._ anct cNnc• of • few et.aawa Mlldh- • combinations oamisole all in I I top Bra In action. NYLON PANTIES , WEATHII SI~GLB COPY -5< ·BUSINESS PHONE ll98 Pomeroy-Middlepor\, PJ;tlo, Thursday, October 4, 1956 V()l. VIII NO. 146 ~ 7 to 14 ' . - ' " • $10.00 8 to 14 ' ' - . " - $12.95 ' CHEMISt: :-..an t I NYLON ' .-41 smart aa1e are $178. It .,11 decide4 ~m~:~n~.N:!.e~~e s!:~~·:o~ Eleanor S. Schaal, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 r _J > e Sii-0-Ette Car Coats . nttne - FELDS October ' •I ' • - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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