https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2391b726c62aff42aa8192b62fbf0f4f.pdf 61bf405e6cdc1f89bf5ca7b17474594d PDF Text Text - .... _... The Daily Sentinel • Mrs. Robert Rei bells Elected .. Amateur Gardener Club Leader Robert Reibel of Leadana: Cteet Road was mstailed as pres-1de,nt of the Amateur Gardener• Club Wben the-y met Wednesday evem01 at the home of Mrs Rof The evening's program top1c wu Dried ll!aterla"" and Mra. Robert Coats read • paper on "Gathe;tng and Drytng Matenals" whu:h had been writtten by Mrs. E 0 Rail The p_aper Included t il e hit s ory of d ry 1ng matena1s; vanet1es suitable f()r drymg, fl'K!tb ods of dr)'ill'g, etc SuggestiOns meluded two weeks drying perlvd; gathermg l>f mature, dry matenals &trtpptng fohage-exc£pt that of the thhtle , dehydnaUon &3 rapIdly a~ po.!lstble, aii~>Wance for shrmk11ge, development of hne• by btndlng or wlrtng material be- bert B.awUngs. Grant Street, lor the tint meettng of lhe new club _, year. Mrs Ben Phll!;.on preF;Ident, pres1ded at the opcnmg of the \ meeting which started w)lh a ~ votional servtee conducted by Mn. The Seminel Daybook '------------.1 Lucille Bearbs Hawkills, Pomer.oy Society Editor l!;leanor S- Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 ~· I Sugar Run School Students In L. E Reynold~ The ~ervtce iDo dluded an .. Autumn Prayer" by Mtl. Reyno)d:; and a vucal dueL ..For th~ Beaut\' of the Eart.h~by 'Mrs. Arthur Sktnner and Mrt.. Paul 1!:. Davts accompamed by fore drymg Mnr;_ 0 p Ktet n. Mrs Robert Coats exl.iblted apectmens of dned matennls that the ha<l used lD an arrangement featunrrg rpme~ones ,thistles fern and beech-leaves treated in glytcrlne ttwo years ago The arrangement was of the Contempor. ary art :.lyle and used a f1gunne Visit To Campus Martius Museam The flfth and sixth &N.(Iet at iD1 the trip were J&ne Baer, Fr.anll: IFEastern Star Past Matrons H~ld d N ..1. C:A 0 T d rien iH,IIt ..,.ssion _n Ue$ ay e enw t VOL VIII NO 147 7 .- .~ ---- enttne Pomeroy.Middleport, Oibio, Friday, OctobeN, 1956 ' X wni Shas-1 . t --·~,; ~ .......... ,. .......... -~._ WUTHIR Ohio: lll•lr .-.,, 1 lfltr. ...., northwest. F•lr flftll c...., S.tu,.,, ,.,.,. not lftUCh c-..,, .,....ht. . Det101et1 r .. r1ae laterfttl or r1ae_Jreltr•·•••• Are. MIDDLEPORT SOfJETY su!et . e.-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct. 4, 1956 Sugor Run S<hool with the leaeh- B"nett, G-e Bla<kwell, Bob $ t:H, Robert Rober~ 11.nd Helen WJl- Buck. Nancy Burns, Allta ~~ Fri .lb l1aw left lhls morntng tn tbe ter, Ronble Colhas, ll#DDiter en..... D.llbt W•& "' &erved Ud conchK.1rns ia behalf of tbe. worl~ehwl bus dnven by Mrs Chester Cheryl Ebersbaela, Floyd Eblin, PHt · m&troru: aad past patrona thy matron, presented e~cb past FATHER, SON IANQUIT 1 mgbt. tor a f1eld day trlp to K.at~Gnme~~, Richie Finley, Mike were b~d when Po1;11eroy Chap matron, Pomeroy Chapter Wlth ter 18d OES met tn rq:ular Je'QI6lon 8 wlUte carnation and eaebD palit Matonie Lodge 363, wtll have a 1 ar1etta where they w1 u v1slt th e Ha , PatrlcJa Heone&Sy, George Tuesday evening. rill BoUman,. Nell ..u. al pal.rop a red caranat10n. u 1 Farther-Son Banquet at the Ma-. !" useum 8 Members I)( the fifth grade mak· Gene Keller, Candy KifiEillnt, te rown WO•w•J m ron the bUsiness seSSion 1t W65 declds0n1c Temple, Muidleport, OD· Oct. •- 1 M ki and Tbeo Slmtb worthy patron ed to make bandages for Ute CanKenny Lawh.orn, Cu-r 25 at 6.30 p. m with Uckets pric. e)' an n , pre.stded. at the meetln<>~ Dtstangu1 d Larry Marshall, Ray Neville, Kilt>' btl d .. _ • cer Center, at the Tempe, We • ed at $1.25. Tickets are beiDJ sold ' Perstnaer, Frances Ratliord, Bob e gues,. presented and tntro- neday October 10 at 2 pm and all by Eber Lewis, Kenneth M.eEIIPJlSaure, Fred Swan, Dan Smith, duced were Jeannette Ward, Mar- members were requeeted to ai!IIS1st. ne)", WiU1am KJne Pha1ip Mein~ ietta, deputy grand matron; Edttb I hart, Wendell Bunce and Richard John Strauss, Cmdy Swatzel, H t 1 h h Ffant A Tttut, Dave Wellman and utsmplller, Galltpolis Wustee of At the c ose o t e meettDB t e Oiler the Eastern Star home, worthy group adjourned to the dtning Mr and Mrs. C E. Chalden, Jim Woo~ard Memben of tbe aJ.xth ade were matrons and worthy patroll8 oi room where refresment were serve RUMMAGII SALI Canton, spen1 the week end with S B Shtriey Ash, Janet B~n, Henry • vtsttln& chapten; Po~~sl matrons and from a table centerlld with an arMrs Donald M1ils the new pres! Wil.'[he and BoOlfler,a Association Mrs Mwerva Childen and Mr ,and Cleland, Kay Compton, Allen Dow P-.; PatJ:om~ of ~omeroy Chapter, rangement of fall flowers ~arjorie Mrs Guy Revnold ~;. J dent of the Middl~port Literary • Pr~ttb:jht~nRu~:.:~ :!,~~ NJDa Russell, Bradbury, and nie Phtlb FoJtrod ConDie Free- and Pauline Atkws, dtstrtct treas- Crow and Lo15 Harris preBJd~ at Soctety, pre:!llded at the hrst me- and Co-.1 Frid This Frances Roush were busmess vis- ma~ Chart!'t GLoeck~er Stevje GoJ"o Ufer. Gue-ts were present from lhe f!()fiee serv1ce.a. Arrangements ehng of the year ~dnesda1: after- be a _ U 1 ' ol t""h 1 held itors m Colubus Tueday by., David Gordon, Eddae Gordon, ten Chapters mcludfng a Chapter of fs.ll flowen weN_! usOO 1D ~he ..vn nua1on esae noon at the country home of Mni lut week 0 Fr d d Sat-·~ Pam Hobstetter, Sharon HyeeU at Tucaon, Anz. . chapter room and lD the dtrung Mrs M1idred Giles Damels, Men0 1 ay an George Lasher, Rutland She gave u.o.uay. The '~Nnduclrell.'l and. ~late room. , 'l lo Park , t.!l VISltmg ber sisters, George Korn, Delores Landen. a bnf resume of te year'.s proTEACHIRS MilT SATURDAY~ Mr Crary DaY'Is and MillS Lenore Jim Mee&, ButdJ Me1~r. Sharon - - - - - __.____ - ____. - - - - -- - ~ - - - - - grams based on the theme "Boob The Melp County Retired ~a- Giles. ' Mltcb, Mary Radford, Tom of the Season " ~hers Aasoetation will meet SaturMrs Mlllte P1cke"'ls, who is en- teen, Paul Sprouse, Carolyn Vautt PlaiJ.S were dtscussed to attend d the Fall Conference of thl! Distract a.y at t·30 p. m at the Federated route (J Qm Salma, Ohto tg Calif- han, Sharon Walker and Tom of the Ohio FederatiOn of Women's Church, RUby W~lhams wl11 be m ornia l'i VlStll'g Mrs. Luctlle Mayes Whlte. charge of a musical prograra .... ,. and Mrs Elu:abeth Kirby Cluns at Lancaster on Tuesday, d..._ th Robert Rawimgs Carroll Nirrls, Oct. 16 The res.tgnation ~ Mrs range ~~~ e Salem Center ..... .scbool of wbJch Nellle Vale, is ymond Ruuell 11nd Paul Holter T A May, Syracuse, a p pr,.es- the principal the R H Rawlmg11 and Sons !dent, was accepted wtth regret by _ __ die agency are m Cmclnnati the club CHURCH CLASS TO MilT : ' day to see the enw 1957 cars. Roll call respomes were "Une• Tbe Daughter! of Ruth Clue o1 f Jac<Yb6 Turner was in Gall1polis from Emily DLCktlon" and the aft- the United Met-hod!Jt Church . wiU Wednesday v1sltrtng hill Wl(e, who !Mrs Richard VauPu Jr. was ternoon's program tneluded a re- meet at the home of Mimi' NeUe t;. recoverng slowly a:fter surcery welcomed as a new membn' wben v1ew of "Emily Dickson", Thomas and Clara BlDg, Monday at 2 p.m. thnday and bus aon, WUliam, wbo the Kin Club met Tuesclay evenH. Johnson, by Mrs D 8 H-arting- Mrs o. H. Myen Is the aslltstlog is also a surgical patient at Holzer. Jne: at the home of Mrs. Theodj)Te er and a number or MiSs Dtck&on's hostess. Mrs 0 P. Klem v1s.ited her Lehew, Prosp«t HUI. poems g1ven by Mrs Forrcat Bachl!lititer-m-law, 'Mra. Frank F'uj:ate, a A short bw;iness se.saio!J. was tel medl<al paMent at Holzer Hospital held with "'"· c . J Ebenobacb, ., Wednesday Mra. Fu*ate Ill bemg president preAidmg after which Mrs Lati'hei lnvilctl the members treated for pne~monta. games were played and prizes: and two guests Mtss Carne Stans· I I Mrs. Garnet Entsmilli•r left on award<d to Mrs. Rlcha.-d Vaugblln bury, Rutland and Mrs Garen Wednesday for Columbw where Sr, Mrs. Edgar Pralt, and Mrs. 1 Stans-bury to thl'! dJnlngronm where ~ Q she wtll spend 11everal weeks wltb Emma Letfhei.t The >traveli.ng Mrs Stansbury prc .. tded at the stl Mrw James Murrav. past preai- her brother, Fred Miller. prize donated by Mu. Leifheit ver tea servHc (or a socJal hour Paul Bonnell, Columbus, spent ll(as awarded to Mrs. WaJd Winafter the meetwg had adjourned rlent of the Ladle-a 81ble ClaiiS of the Fnmt Bapttst Church, presided the week end with Mr and Mra. don. Tuesday when the Class anrl guest& Rodney Dowrung and wa• acdmA dessert course wos served to met at the home of th(' preudent, pamed borne by h1s wife a11d three ·thOSe named above and Mrs. WillMrs Clarence Clark Mr:> Clare- children who had spet two weeks ard Ebersbach, Mrs Charles Buck, mont E Hnvt, wife or the church here. 1 Mu Emmett Blackburn, Mrs. HarPYI. Mlcal Ket, who hat rom-~ old Ebersbach, and two gue~U! pa•tor, led lhe devotiOnal .sef'Vice And wu as~lsteri ln glvtnj.l several pleied hls basic tramtng at Fort Mrs Homer Hawkins and Darla J ead tng.s bf Mr~ V1clor Gnmm 1 Leonard Wood, Mo., has been VII- Ebersbach. Mr s Clark contributed the My.:lt- ttlng his grandparenbi, Mr. and -------er.,. P lze whtch was won bv -'Mrs Mrs W C. H()bart and Judje and Raymond Saxton Tht> hOSlt'SJ ser· Mn C~dnc Clark and son, Arthur ved a sal ... ri c:-our~e tt, elcYen memhas been assigned to the ftnbers and thc:>e guests. Ml~ H M department at Ftrt HaJTlson, Cross, Mt6s Jo~ ormel Talbott and MJss Emma Malthcv., Literary Society First Meeting Of NeW y ear 1 Held )0'1'1 --·----~-- • BUSIN.E88 PHONE 8118 ~~In~~~ H~• . , 65 - 76- 1-ft ....... - SINGLE COPY-5c me New;'MemJ>er Is Welcomed Into Kin Club Ranks Mrs. Jamer·Murray Pres 'd es At B'bl e tlnrr Meetl'n Mrs. W. Kennedy Jr. Is Hostess Tuesday Fnr Church Class THINKING OF REMOD.ELJNG,· • • YOUR • Heating SyatemP SEE US FOR Coleman Fox ,aid after the QOtttract sign. inR that price increases on coal BUrial will be madtt in the Le wJIJ be up to each individual com- tart Cemetery uad'l'J' the 4irecttO!I pany He indicated they might of the Ewllll l"lllleral }lome o1 vary according to mine produc- Pomroy. Heating and Air Conditioning ' tivity 'rhe mtne operaton official refused to be' p.mned dOwn by reporters on whether the wage in.ere83e could be "ahllotbed" by most companies w1thout nialna: Authorized Senlee 0a AU MakeJ of OD llld Gu FDI'IIaen. \ prtces CHASE HARDWARE Harold Chase, mgr. Lotult St. Middleport "rm not lie sald. able lo answer that," IA:s. I Wildcat Strike At Atomic Plant Comes To End - BAKER FURNITURE ___.. see-COI!Ifllt~..ttctw.aiLANII c•DAII CH.STS Lewis s&id one of the outside mine operators groups, the ~·n Coal Producoro ABoociation had been notified and he understood their executive committee was holding meetJqs on the cODw tract Dnuiken Drivers South-, Drawmg • HeaVIer • ·• ltctvtlM, dtcOraffvt fvmlturt fcMo any llomo, an ~•Ientini ontw.r to stora1• nteda, • Guorant..d molfl proteetlon for ~r 1110st costl., woolllllltl Lodttcl privacy for treoeure4 llreloftolnot. valued kftpaak111o "'""''I WonderM for lriluotau ton-htlps pion oh1ad, •••"9LJ tconomkaHy fot tht fvfw., 0« lflt floor dtiiO• wllh tj>aelout WE WILL MAKE IT ' MOOIIN. Jt'Rh TO, atoosl "PIOM •' . ' IN YOUR HOME ALL WINTER "YOliR WITH SIEGLER FUJoJL OIL HE,\ TEllS W.\IM MORNING COAL & G.\S IIEi\TERS HJIATH GLOW GAS HE.\TERS P,ERFECTION KEROSENE IIEATERS Lftlei.a1 Terms Will Carry Your Aeeoul A trim elaollclzed lopllne olfel'll cl•••way cOin· fort t.o every step you take ln,,he lovt>ly pump, perfec!l eompanlon for everything in your w1rd robe The olender heel slims your leg. II In black kid suede, brown kid ouodc. c-· Only $4.99 Roush's Shoe Store - C. F. IIIBBS, Owner N hd Sl. . MIDDLEPUI\T, Ol!IU ! • • McMASTER HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY N. 2nd Sl. Middleport c.dor ltOra" C'OIIIpartment ond 4W0 Mp•rote ' atorag• draw•n on .... ~do. """llablo "' nehl .. dork o+fom,JWohos. No. 6334 YIA.ITfONAL olltl TIANsmONAL SUNRISE TO SUNSET S'!'ATION• 990 I new Fur nishings - make a ne w home ,, it's home f ashio n ti me • Other mine operators from the Midwest and Far West alio W\11 be asked to slsn th.e._ same aareement. Pomeroy Chamber Of Commerce Membership Gain Membership of the newly oipnlzed Pomeroy Chamber of Com· merce showed a msrked a:aip today With the announcement or the .!HS:Ding of J8 morfl pmmberthlp~ to mcrease the total membership now to 3' In the meatime team& of can· vassers pressed harder today in the drJve for new n;~embers durina th "Jotn Your Chamber of Com merce Week"' ,actives. , Newes\ m('mbers to bcome a p•rt etf the Chamber of Commerce are· Martha Hotel, Allen Appliance SNVI~ ; Snuth Slud1o; General M• chiDe Co., Metgs Cowlty Farm Bureau Co-op AssociaUon; Meip Equipment Co , Blaettnar Auto Co, Lee vaughn; Second Street Market New York Clothing Co., John RlC!h· mond, General Insurance; Pomeroy Junk Co., Goessler Jewel,Y, Cuck· ler Realtt Co.: Kroeer Co : Pome roy Motors: O'Brttn and O'Brien, attorneys and Dr Sdtm J BlucYdct. On Your Dial .. --- Than St"l .Failure to do so, be said "will cause them to assume mounUng liabthty of retroactive pay from the date of Oct 1." ' t - :s Lew1s satd w1tb a chuckle that he thought the prlee mcreate wiiJ be much less than the $8.SO a ton on &teet Tbe mine workers chief warned coal mme operators not covered under the agreement to hurry and &Jgn wage contracts with the VMW on tdentical t.erms. During "Home Pa•.falon Tl"'--•'~r c. Penalties Here In a tb@5t clinic held at the of. f1ees of Dr. Butrimas tbJS week by the Melp County Tuberculosis and Health AU()eJatJOn in cDOperation witb tbe M~iga County Health Department 22 c~ses were exambted . D~- C. R Markwood, ebest apec~.ahst of Columbus, reported two new ca:tes, three new contacb, 12 Old cases, two old contac:ta and three new suspects. Assisting at the ehnie ·~ s er, were Mrs Berntce Ledhe and Mn. EJizabeth Smith, countv health llW"H:s and Mrs Wallace Bradford, secre- 5 tary to the TB Assoctation Heart Ailment Proves Fatal To Infant Girl 5 Jo Ellen Ervin, baby daur:hter of .Mr and Mrs. Harry James ErViD, PortJmouth, died at ChJldren's Hoapit&J at the age of ei&ht DlOnthS. 1 The baby bad betll iU wtth a he.art eondttion. RelaUves attending the funeral in Portsmouth Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs Harey Fowler, Middleport Mn. Mla:J'7 grandparent, and Brown, ColUmbus. ACID THRD- K.AIU..SRUHEN. Germany UP - Pol.i.ce said today an 80_,e.ar-oJd suttor threw h:ydrochJorle acid in the face of ~ U-r~d gtrl friend TbundaJ b e e a u s e she tbre•tened to 1.-ve bim. .- .s �_2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct S, 1956 '··-======= - --==--=-~=- 'The Editor's.: MailBag .. ..=.:.:: - , The Daily Sentinel DEV'OTEO TO lllftU•sn OF MEIGS--MASON 41EA. ~-· liCHARD I . DW•II 1 o•N.MGI. -- Pomero 7 Ohio. '· ' ptnt office 1r N:'lt·~o .tal ld\oertitlDI repn.enUuve, BotilDeiJJ.KJ.in 10 Lexmgton A•e., New York City 16 N y ball. 1nC'., :bs~~UO!:l ntu: Dell,.ery by ~a~er IV.aUabJe 30 ce.nu ~~~=~~ 0 180 1blb advance at The [)a lly St!rltlnel ofrlce., tJ~.60· · · •• · , ree months $390 B halla'h~ : one tncnth $! 8 ii · - Y a1o 1or r oute wtw>n' 'ltlre.! rnoolbs, S2.5G; ~ae ~c!t~aS.l.one year $8; SU' moo t!u, $4.2:5; ::' ' '! - ' wbffl"f! •ar -- -......_~- my new .. [~ Playhouse U. C. FELTY. DIRECTOR N EW l"OnK - So h~re wa11 thls big, nlc~·look· ing dame poking he1· hea!.l through the opm doorway and t he n tht·owlng a perfect forward pau wlth- whnt elsc? - a football. t. ot U:OO Ho.wdy Doody 9:30 Co~ pt 10:00 Fury 10 : ~0 Unde Help SoU Conwvotloo D!Jiri<t due to the increued rnpoallbill· tlu at bome duriDJ till aon'e toft.. .1otin~y Slightly Higher Je11s! ll's rubbt• r! lt's otr!ch1l~ " she Nied enthusl- aaucally, so I cnug11t It like Don Hutson anrt told ller to come in a nd s1t down. Th~ b ig, nil'e-Jooiting dam~ tm•nt'!d out to b4! ot all pl'Opie, Crace Thorpe - nobody else tha~ ; the d au),;ht~r of Jlm Thorpe, l11e Ind1an who was the male Babe Dldrlk son or ]JJ,. day. She wu , on the tail end of a slx-wl'ek tour of Arnel'lca , during Wh ich she ViH ilPd 17 mll.jur cltlea azHI tried to convince un iversity athletic beadl\o Jim Thorpe couclu.•s, sporting-goods stores, rndio-TV COI'Jllot menta tors ond ulcemus newsmen l1l>e myself that IT~ rot!ld, roo, they never should tme a n ytl1in~ but a football ·Jut a Cllrt'ef put ?ut by I he company she t·cpr .. ~ents. , 1t s p1ybab!e that no one with wl1om she talked dldn t steer the convergatlon around ult imotPly to twr old man the great Sas: and Fu.'( lndlun or ycstcryeat· who dl('ll more th tm ihree :years ngo. Gmce wanted to eet on£1 thin g ~ tralght: Jim didn't l •~nve the base~ ball big lca,~r ue.'J becous:! he coukln'l hit Uu• c1 11 \'e ball th llome say, "He Just got Jntn an 81'J:fUilH'nt with John Me~ ~ay the Giants' manager," 9lle said. "LIBt{m, my JlOP rouJd lttt the c~r:~ lball. After all, he made a living tor 15 yenr:!!l out of pro and oernl • • ll:OO Cowboy ·The.atre. ,. 12:00 TBA 12:30 Down On The ~rm 1:00 Weste.rn Theetie 3:15 Foo~all 5 : 3~ Roy . Rogers 6 : 1.5 - 6:30 People Are Funny Pe-tTy Cotno Sho~ 7 :00 Stars 9 :00 George Gobel Show ' !' 9:80 Pet &On To p ep011 IO':oo • Your EMo Reporter 10:15 Sports Parade 10:2$ Weatherman 1 10:30 . Highway 11 . •0.:00 Saturday Niglht jtmtb01ee 10:45 Fr-ank Leahy Show 10:30 Ellery Queen !l :IKJ New! & Spor~ li 'r' . • ' • ' l "' . I ' •• '• ' j ••• I lutternut I SecoM 11:00 11 • j • ' Foreitn Intrigue 10:30 I:: :~:: :: 1:30 Feminine Toot!b 2:00 Film FestlvaJ 4:00 Tw-o &Un Plll)'house IKH) ·M~Irey 6:00 News I Mouse IJO •' I 7:00 Jlm Bow le 8:15 TBA 8:00 Treasure Huot 8 :30 Time ~ .... Fertihzer ' ' . NOW • .SUGAR. RUN FLOUR MILL PHONE 110 POMEROY, OHIO Fil'm Feature • OF THE CO-OP MEIGS CO. PHONE 98 JACK CARSEY, M.,-. • POMEROY, OIUO WITH Wire to tbe house or ,major' farm buildings. It .sbould be pointed ou1 that tbree wtres of any siZe will carry twlce the load of. two wJret. As a final suggestion for ·Fit'e Prevention Week the question should be raise-d afto what a per· \tbukl~ltlt aWalte1Je"d1 at aigbt to : a wall I){ flame outside tbe lledr<rom door blocking the exit. Everyone should have an answer to this question in plenty of time before such an emel1g'eaey occurs. Your answer .. the only right one .. ilr to be ready wlth an alter· nate escape Toute. Windows, poreh roo&, ladders, back stain, and oullllde fire escapes can be used when normal exit are block· ed, ' Don't a:ive fire •· p1:ace to start. BIG PRICE REDUCTION CALOR IZED NEW MILL EGG LACK PRICI!S REDUCED ON GRAND OPENING . REDI-GRIP nRES .* PELLETS Middleport Feed Mill UPRIGHT & CHI!ST UNICO FREEZIRS NEW&USED FARM MACHINERY SE£ AND TRY TilE NEW TIUCK HOIST ljNICO ELECTRIC DRYERS & WASHERS AND Your Mastermlx Dealer Middleport N 2nd Ave I i 9:30 I /10:00 ' .............. __ lr2:00 1951 FORD .... -- .. · .. ·-- · $495 t949 NASH · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · ·• $27.5 2 door, Radio and Heater, new po!Dt Ambassador, 4 door, Radio alid heater, Seat Cl>vers. nspector Mark Slher Tri State Theo,ltre Clgn . Off Hatlo • HAMMAR MILL FREE GRINDING GALVANIZED ROOFING REFRESHMENTS FREE PRIZES 1950 PlYMOUTH · .. · .. · ·.. $445 TAKE YOUR PICK OF THESE CARS FOil ''·' -.. .. 4 door, Radio and Heater, Sunvisor and spotlite. 1947 CHEVROLET .. ·-- .... · $195 1947 FORD 2 DOOR " 1950 STUDEBAKER · ; · · · · · · $345 Club co~pe, Radio and healer, original black finish. 1947 DESOT04door 4 door Champion, beater and spotlite - · Clean. ' 2 door, RadiO and heater, new paint, clean 1950 CHEVROLET ···· · .. · .. $475 2 ton, 2 speed .,de, cab & chassis, maroon finish, 161" wheelbase. 398 1951 CHEVROLET .. ---- --. $525 1950 FORD F1 -- · .. · .. $475 4 door, beam. new paiD!. 'h ton "8". New !vary PaiDt 1947 PONTIAC 2 door 1948 HUDSON 4 door 1950 FORD . hold fumoture belonging to the 11'1 PUJ'l!IUince< or ar_ ordt'r or th e F..~ lul f' of r.Tary Alvira St-rickland Prolfate Cou r t M .\-fei,g11 l'()lm t v d,Cl'l'hf'd ' Oblo, t will oHf>r for sale at P~i: T<'l'nt • or Aale: Caah In Mnd on $475 "8" Radio and heater, Black fbilsh I~ 1948 BUICK .... · ·-- ·-- .. · $195 Y~Jt.l'd&y's f'ryptoqt~nlf' : ALA.SI _.. HOW IU.Stt.Y Tlft'HOt CO \\01\0NG! A SIGH TOO D.:J:p Qltil, kiSS TOO LONQ-o .MACDONALD. I Roadma'!!_er, Radio and beater 1949 FORD .. -- ·-- -- .. -- .. $295 DODGE4door !\__ - ·· ' 1952 CHEVROLET • • ·• $795 Convertible. Black, Heater .. nd. iadio: 'cleari Uiroughout, good rubber, · · · {]ood nylon top 195~ ST~OEBAKER • • $545 V-8 2 dMr, Hydoa -. ~a tic, Heatti, SJM!Hite,.oleu. 195•1 rC'RD - -~ - • - • • $1345 Fordamatic, Radio and Heater, Clean 1953Ct~~V~OLET - - ·$1145 1946FORD2door Belair, 2 door , Radio and Heater, New Ivory and Blue paint POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1954 CHEV 'h ton pan $825 New dark green' finish, clean. 4 door. 150 series, two tone blue, Heater custom line 2 dror V-8 2 door, two tone grey, Heater. I . . . . . . . . . ... ' . . ~ 1947 CHEVROLET 2door GOOD USED TRUCKS 1948 CHEVROLET· ········· $195 1953 CHEVROLET ••• $799 •., ·-- ·1952 GMC · .. · ...... $699 Ah·i 1·11 ! / DOOR PRIZES WE'VE PRICED EVERY CAR IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM .FOR TRADE INS THAT Will BE COMING IN ON NEW. CHEVROLET$ . . . FOR RESULTS and PROFIT CALL or lht· F.stall' of M>lry S!rirk lun,\ . deceased . t HI J 5. u, a, 3tc LEn AND EVERY CAR PRICED TO MOVE ! Clu~ sedan, Radio and heater, overdrive, Seat covers, new paint, clean · L.04L NOTICE Mary Alvita .!Urlctllfnd d~r ~ ARt' d t'be household goods ~nd hous~ Wire site of number 2, t, or 6 are now frequently used to carry AND 1949 LINCOLN .... -- · .... · $395 rb)' or sale. floy fo: _ Strlekland, Arhntni! lrnl or ' REFRESHMENTS PRODUCTION posslble increased load for several years are t184!d. • SEED A~ ONLY DAY FULL Order Your 8:00 L.wr~e We-!k 9:1a:n Off TilE DAILY SENTINEL ••te Sale, on Mondly, Ottober o. ltM, •t thf' home of the J~t~ management practkes. Sa.ebrusb &: Saddlt- 7 :30 Man Ek'hhtd th~ Badft Mystery TbeaiTe SUCH lOCALIZED SELLING POWER! ' 'lbeir income~ averaged t7 ,300. the otbefl. but they allo hid better the otben, but le,. li.SO bad better crop yields; •e-re more effieieat in production i111d followed better The Ranch 9:00 M.O:squt."rade Party ' i d....r oliout IO,SII poo~ndl ol milk. FLOCK HEALTH fl':OO New.s 8:10 The Vise NOWHERE ElSE 'I T'bolf fermerw who mltde the molt lllODeJ eaoq: the 6Q. MilDer points MJt, kept cOWl wbicb .pro.. 4:00 Film .!i'unnl~s f !1 :00 6 :05 Weather 6:10 Sport, 6:1$ John Daly 8:30 RJn Tin Tin ,. ' =-=:::. !t' The Sign Of Quality Mulberry 011. SATURDAY 12:00 Film & Fan., • ' The La le L;~t e Shflw 12:45 4 .• The Late Shnl'l' If tbete 80 farmen bad milked ..averqe'' CO'n. Milner ._,,, their farm iDemM W'ould have been onl7 $1.234, baed OD tiJe $3.17 ;price. Ferm inc4ae Is thl. amount of mODey farm famUies bave to live FRIDAY LETS TAKE ANOTHER LOOK ... .. Hl :OO Go·lden Theatrl! The farmed reeeived abttu.t f,3 .T7 a hu.adtedwelgb.t at the market for their milt. WHTN-TVChonneiJ_ 3.·- • '•• Pr~ Box W •a IY!J'IP illclMoe last year of about 13.400. ne,.. 11:~ u:ouad 24 eotr• wbJeb .produeed 1.360 poU,DdJ vi rHilk tf:lti•l 3.5 ptrt'~Bt , (11w aver.,. Obio eow last yew produced 8.800 pounds ol milt). ~~~~~~ r.:OO Gale storm Show Tonlrbt 1l'ke the old s ! I CIIII"Illl)l'l' \\ i! il. Hatcheri,.s ,. Gale Sto 'm Show News ....u,. Fleming 7:00 Jaekie Gleason Ford Star JuhJit•r pa'!' - · 6::t; :·Buccane~ , I -..-- fl: :30 I •Oibn,..bolotr...r. .... lllirdl, s. 6:00 You are 'Ilhe-rt ~U<th 01" Conse.,ueoce« Ltf e of Riley W01lter Winchell Shiw o« _., ...... . 5:30 TV OJ.assroom 8:00 'Now what you dahllu have ~ Tbe.-.'• JlOl IIIUdt prom In the hoMed, cut tbe topt clole &6 dliry buN.Dell thele dlys for the tille ~ound JDd cUI them. Dablill ,.......,. Who mllkl ..a,.ence fOWl" ;tet m the II'OUnd over winLer wtU Sutb eow wUJ more than fJ!eze and be destroyed. llle.ir keep. "Thit advice come. from Victor MllD<tt, OIUo !tate Uoinr· d. Riea, Obio Stlte University es· Jlty e:xteMion eeooomiJt, mak~ tension &rieulturiat He •uu:e.ll tbese obHrvltlCIIll alter atudylaJ you label_ named vartette..: 10' YOU l'e¢Otdl .of «< betf.er.thln4Ver'1Je can kieotif:r them at plantmg time Ollio dairy [~Thete farmen 0:·1 4 :30 Jr, Town Meeting 5:00 Ray MUland Show ra ss. I wn!t SW 11nm l n ~ \\ltt•n I \\&,11 tour" she ,Ulld "and I bo 1 once 11'1 a Wltllc the~<' "".r-~. trying to 11cep' In 6tmpe, 'hut otherwJ';. III,V big 11port la m!.!ung t\\'n ,.tiii.!J,•n "I want to dn two t hin~<~ bdn1 ·; • J dl o-- Jo'm to 111 lh 1 1!1 · .. • rtY epano fllll Y nn llil 'p ): Jnf'. A H .~I tt· ]pfJ, I Jll'f1&if! ) u lung ftun tct· 10 ynrlls ; r A(), tlllll ~>~he <'Ollj.;hl hv Jt,.. •·I• l',oi or IJotlllt 11n 1l o onwol m i ~ 1 t!w rage "'. a t n\1.-li<l<oWn . I f i h:iol IFll] 11 l'o'l't 'l \'t'l' ,,,, . ' ''"··• ' Ill . my <•o l i"l!e • ~)9, I I <'. 11 Y••tl, the 1\o tll •i 11.. -~,. ,Ji, y:; lt'uot!oln't" evt•n Tho rr•e Big Top 12:00 I.une 1hrH!'""1' 12:30 Gene Autry ·-··~ ' 1:30 Town & C'ou ~y Crossroad! 2:00 Fout>ball Roundup Red Barber's CoJ'ner The First Frost [Jn The AUnlmO h } primary objed.ive 1nd ll'liD erop1 Every day there are 1200 borne next yea~ · production .as the secondary ob- Jtrea .. _.;u deatht b7 fire ___ : l16 You e1ther call lene the jeotlve. ftun fires .... -105 faeto1'7 fltft._ oo the rootl or 1ha.te it ofl and •• 10'7 bam tlrel~---1' R'11o.71 f1r.ee store th.em ln dry peat, aawdust. l Mr. Dye 11 weU 11 bb family __• .4 botpitalllrfll... or verrruculite: The root. need not J and neigbbora get I sr•t deal ol Melli Count)' t.rmJ m6 ftnn be- .stored \.lp.~de down, .. Grandenjoyment out Of the poDd wblcb homeB •houJ(I be pertlcularly cart.:· . mother thought, tor tbe w&ler' to b feneed wUh Multlllon Rose just fuJ to prevent firet becauae fire IIUD out. Any IJt.or•ee 5paee Jn the acroll8 the road from the llouwe. prevention equlpmeat bt4 to be baaement or eell.a.r. where temper. On hl! foamt there are aevenl called rrom tbe Dfti'Ut town. at\U'el are around :Kt 01' 110 degree. thousand feet ol Multiflora Rose Some ol the tbinr;1 tarmen .can do Is .ratiafacto?. . fences with pond&: in eaeh field not to prevent firet ·•e to aee that You can dtvide your dahha rODtl baving other source& of water. · the premlsel In and aut the .any time before nut 8priOJ, ~a Bo$ Mr. and Mrs. Dye have hou• and blr,n are bpt free o1 says. But lf you grew your dabiW long .served I~ community tnd combustible material Rubbilb or from seed thilyear and the fleshy cOunty wide ICtfvitles for the im· de&d vecetiUoa abo,W not be per- parts of the rootl are- no biaer provemeDt of .the area. The enu~ mitted to eollet:t than your thumb, you m1r have family bu been adive In Agrieul· One of the ~ fire ~ d.lfficulty stbrlng them . They're tural Extension Servlee pro11ams tlon aide 1.a the pond derf:~ likely to shrivel, accordiq kl Reia. as well u aupporters of aU otb~ proer~m whith baa brouih.N activities in lhe .:ouaty for the ad- many M.ei&a Co9nt7 fllllllteada AD EASTeRN PLAYS SATURDAY v1nee-ment Clf the home and com- adequate aupply ot water lor tire Ea&tern LPcal plays Kytec Creek munity. . protectioa purpoees. Small fire on the Middleport Field _Saturd1y The four girls and two boy• tin&Uiahen loeated lD bartll and Octobe.r 6 at 8:00. At 7:30 -_ IIIIB4LTH-lbo have all bec!n active io 4.oH club the- bome offera 1n emelgeocy . m·o nies honoring the parents of .... _ l b o _ work. The four tlirls have aU at- &OUrCe of proteetion providlq 1 tJ!,e baud and football playera wiU ,.. ... IIlli _ , 40 11>1. o f - tended or graduated from Ohio they are serrlced reeuiarly a• take pl1ee. University and the youngest needed to be ready wbeo flrea oc.. -------GadoA State son bas worked w1Ul his father on RIVIVAL TO IIGIN ~~~~~the howe farm. Smoking and m1~hea repl'elent Revival aerv'ices will begin at 'f:httAnfluence of m1ay families the IJI'ealeat •lnlle cause ol fire the PleaBint Grove UB Ohun:!h CAN YOU APfORD In Meigs County sueb u the Dal-e so every pouible precaution mult Succes.a Ci~it, Oet. 6-21. Old tim~ NOT TO HAVI THIMt Dye famlly bave done- much to be taken .to see that ma~be•. c,i&:· gospeJ preaehing and speei•l muimprove the farm and home con- arette.a 1nd tobaec:o la completely sit feature ekb evening. Time ot dltloru. aut before t.hrowtba: awl)'. H' firm- servi~s is 7:43 p. m. each evenThereoJ1 Johnson of Racine, Obio er• make it a rule DeWT to ing uya Dwi&'bt Spencer. putol'. was named to. replace Mr. Dye on &D)'one· to smoke ln the thE! board and :be wUI .serve wtth would redute barn fll'e& the .superviget'l~ Dana Hoftman, by MAI:>ITAIN The SfC()Dd greatest CIU&e of I John HamiU, cr.renee Prit'e ••• Donald Mora. fire Ls electrical equipment and wiring. Severa) f1rmers in :Ueigw StellbenviHe Woodsfield have completely overtiaulami St. CJalrlviDe, Ohio ~Jm.G~e= e ~~ Countyed their farmatead wiring :syslem in the last two yean. Theae men AND have had the power company lnate.U a central entrance pole. From tbD Pole and switch wirea: •re run to eaeh building. Wires of large en~gh size to Rfely carry the I Pomerov. o. · Twles M T£~us R:mgera ~nd Fox hlmsell-:-tJut In tht1 front yard, playing c 11 tch with Uttle I!Orp~. St!ely, w~o Wh l~tlrs .I!O loud, or throwing a pedecJ:. ..,lral J11r1 ·- WhoN Quellty lo Poromeunt It you drop by till Setly l10me, you're apt any tlffll; to 1ee a b! · t'}'l'lt he . EQUIPMENT CO. ... very rnuclt around the ,._ - MEIGS . lT WAS T~'P: 101~ ,\ ror publlrlst Ted Womi'r, w110 met C:rnre at f'~rt Ogll!!thnqle, flll ., \lht'n llhi! Will! a WAC 111 1913 uno..! he wns an :rmy otrlcer, t hn L 111l1' ~o llJ'fl tmd the country publicizing lite ne\f' oatball, Which lnHI bco· n urTeptert by the collegc 11 us offieinl, Most of the time, (lmr;• work~J a t Belling- ads Jn the yellow s es tit the telep hone l.mol1. :--lw'"' h1td a varied career · alter It ~ :('· lhe was w1th Oen. i '·"IJ!i:Js MacArthur's hettdq 1;artor'8 ~~e .Jnpu ~· c'lo lng penonnel wot·k fvr f[>lrt· nnd a half yeurA, ~n~ later she llllper~ ;~:~.the doing• ol Lh<• W~lcome Wttgon in Rocldbd county, Nc\V l'ra~ef'ul glf·I ~Jooklng ........... ~ 1 "' !)mts i , 0 oi l ...... • ...._. awa:•i-. It :10 Owl 'Jlbet.trf, New. LIK't MOST CHILDREN or famous sires, Or!lce fshe'1 dtvoreed ~ut usea her married name Crnce Seely), h!le ha;J the •hadow If Jlm Wilh h er all her l!!e. "1'\'e managed to live us an lndlvld 1 though,'' sh~ .flllitl, ''although maybe my tout· younger brothers ~~~ • more alf'lcted by his fam e. They all were goo;J uu 1Jct('s, but wet'en't 7t~~ft~len ly lnt cre.'lted to go Into 11ports f!.lr a c 111."' ' "· Jilte pop. And • pretty hard to ll\'t• up tu his acC'ompli ~lt mentH an,·way wou Idn't Jt ?" , ' ' Ft She lives now just 11p the Hucl.!wn river frcm New York In Pearl d lver, N. Y., where 11he's got a l!ma!] hOURe nntl ~~ raislot::'' her chll· 1 :~~· T~;.orpc Seely, 8, nnd Da~mnr, 9. Her boy, Hhr sn it! PI'OUdly, Lit 11' Leggest IIRC:i-lt~ of ltill nge In tl1e neighborhood -pll'l}'il te ague ball an~ ,''WNU!fll the loudeHt. too." S l! (• r<'cn!irtl he~ father '--' being- 11mpl~. 'htlhloroJs, patlcnt wllh hi s cll lhlr·cn ~nd a grea t outdoors man. "We grew up In Chtr.ngt'l," l!lhc .~nh'l, "nrHI W)llle Wf' had ;rom e rough ttnlln('lnll y, bl'CllliAt. ut hlet Jf's ll'n" n't ~~~ il lf'ratlv~ n cureer tlwn b' t Is lO<loy, we hml no ldc k. 1 IH.'\'Pr 1mw my fnthcr at hiR pPnlt ~\l 1 J do l·ememh<'r tlttil 1111en I wus n li ttle glrl, he gave n kick ing . ;ln;.~ltlon at Uallltcll m>tltute-- tlroplllcklng goala from u 1e .50-ynt·i.J ,: ... ·-...... .,.., ...... ,. ............. tewtLe 8:00 Ceasa r 's Hour Une Up t.••• ~=¥,!:.',: .....,.. ...... a•IIILift' SoorM!oard 1 I .... IJITIIIJIIH&L0 6:00 News P ict ure ~ • • With bis realgn.atlon Dye eomplettd .even and· one-ball yean of service on the Boanl of SupervUor:. of the Melli ' Soil eonNrvation Di!trlct. He waa tint appointed and. then w1a elected to Coona J.' pro bueball." I Mr. three Maetlliii.Ye terau 1nd lfii'Yed el Fire Prevfttkta Wetk which il 11 oee-ey·treilow'er tr... IIMII I Oet<>bu 701 to !Jib UoiJ you. TJa. to 18GB and thalfmaa of tbe board ditioa.aUy rt.r. Prewattoa Weet linee Julr !IN. ' ...,b -,eroi "' tile full Clleodar woek Hr. l>fO IJa4 """" .. dlltrlot IDelud!DI ~ 8lb, IOnlY-.,o 41reetor for the diltrictt tn t.bJI. of tbe a-r-t ctdcato J'lre 011t 1171. Ire& and for two termt to the J.n the lilt dee:tde fire bN tiLOhio Federation of SoU eon.erva- led more U.n 1001,000 pehOM aDd U.on 1upervllors. He etteDded two buratd aad dWtfiued l'IUID)' llua~ wide aupem.ors .:boob and dredl -of tbOUIIIIdl JJJOH. Each, bla done much in promounc coft.. :r-r ~t 11,500 Amertc.DI die aerv~tioo Ddt oDly ln bJa (J"'fn eom- needl.elrdy In fire and more tban munity and count,., but lllo thll ~ tbJt n~ .,.. ~eWrely part of the .atate, His fum in Co- burned or dllfilured for life. Old Jumbfa township 1s: (t:Nred to 1 people lad prwehool ebildfeq Ire bay aod puture proJr&m 11 the .tbe prlnt:~l rictlml ot fire. "Average" Cow IShows But Very Little Profit Dig I>Qhlias After ••te I VllHCelft:l!, Midnlte 8:30 Hlthwa~ l>otr•l "It'll seam. dere4 hll retltnatlou rectatlY to thi Board of 8upervilor1 ol tbe Slrn On 8:00 Th•Oruolder 9:00 The C. •• ILAJ( ..LI. CoomtyAfrlculturolDale Dye' ooo ot Meip County's leadtDc eoDJl'I'Yittoa tarme11 teD· Dig holes faster with IATURDAY .I I --- ' ,,' IIRIOAY I EDITOR , .. W$AZ.""1tV Chonnel3 ,_ 8:00 Sign On Ct'lrht .. tJo n of Nation:li News/ 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo PRJWr \\ (·ek, Octolh:Jr 1-8, onec S:OO Garty Mooce a~,Jn'h.unindli all of u,:; tn the O hio 9 30 Arthur Godfrey Depur·tm ;n,.-m'"litghwoy Safety of 1 10:30 Strik~ It Rich the lll'Jnendou.!l job the " Fourth 11 :00 Valianl Lady &l-.te · ts tlotng m htdp 1ng us to ll ·J5 Love .of ure bnng home the \ltlal message or l tJ ·30 SeAkh for Tomorrow traffJe safety to the public. You 1 / 11 f5 GW<!t.,. Licht cooperatl cn JS sincerely appreci· 12:00 Ray MiUan<t Shqw <ljt•d · all year around in ta ct . 12: .... ute W'Jr'.d Turn, .but onP doesn 't get the opportun- 1:0:) 011r MiliA Brook.cr. 1ty to eK pr~ss s uch appretiation i :30 }It,~ Vt' l)' o ften. 2·00 B!c Poyoft r fi rmly bel ieve that should we 2:30 Bob Crosb!• Show aw<dce tomorrow and auddenly 3:00 lli:icirt.,. bay le;~rn that there were no news- ~8:15 S.O..I Storm papers · that they mid ceased to '3:30 Edge or Night j ellis! · we should be depl'ived of 4:00 Kati~'JI ltt.tchP.I'I om• of the most dynamic and pos4:30 The E•rJy Show itive forcE-s in the nation . IJ:lO Ree!Oil·lil Reporter Th:mk you lor y-our unceasi ng ef6:15 Douglas Edw,.pds fort:<> tu prom ote traffic safety, and heart ie st congratulations ~Jo you 6:30 My FriO!Jd FH<ko m thts . annual observt~ncer · 7:00 stodles of Cadet Ufe Sincer('ly yo u r~. 7:30 RIYNOLD IE. GRIINI ZD.tered as st'tond C'Jaas mail'JII matter at the ·~· Dear F:d1t or · PubUsbed er-ecy atteroo ~tlnel, Jnc ., , , 110 Mecha:~c: ~~~ Sunday by The ObiQ V•JJeJ tmone. 398, editDrikl olflce phow 397.omeroy, 0 . BWiiDeu OUJc• •• TELEVISION GUIDE DsJJ,y Seallnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 5, !958--3 FARMNI!WS • • I owner, . . JOUR CHEVROLET DEALER . . Southeastem Ohio's Largest Used Car and Used Truck Super .Marker Lot Lcca.td · MAIN STREET (Near the II1Qh School) POMEROY. OHIO , 1953WILLYS ~ tn PU 1095 4 wheel drive - dark green. 2 door, Radio and bea~. Rebuilt motor I '•, ' til # • �_2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct S, 1956 '··-======= - --==--=-~=- 'The Editor's.: MailBag .. ..=.:.:: - , The Daily Sentinel DEV'OTEO TO lllftU•sn OF MEIGS--MASON 41EA. ~-· liCHARD I . DW•II 1 o•N.MGI. -- Pomero 7 Ohio. '· ' ptnt office 1r N:'lt·~o .tal ld\oertitlDI repn.enUuve, BotilDeiJJ.KJ.in 10 Lexmgton A•e., New York City 16 N y ball. 1nC'., :bs~~UO!:l ntu: Dell,.ery by ~a~er IV.aUabJe 30 ce.nu ~~~=~~ 0 180 1blb advance at The [)a lly St!rltlnel ofrlce., tJ~.60· · · •• · , ree months $390 B halla'h~ : one tncnth $! 8 ii · - Y a1o 1or r oute wtw>n' 'ltlre.! rnoolbs, S2.5G; ~ae ~c!t~aS.l.one year $8; SU' moo t!u, $4.2:5; ::' ' '! - ' wbffl"f! •ar -- -......_~- my new .. [~ Playhouse U. C. FELTY. DIRECTOR N EW l"OnK - So h~re wa11 thls big, nlc~·look· ing dame poking he1· hea!.l through the opm doorway and t he n tht·owlng a perfect forward pau wlth- whnt elsc? - a football. t. ot U:OO Ho.wdy Doody 9:30 Co~ pt 10:00 Fury 10 : ~0 Unde Help SoU Conwvotloo D!Jiri<t due to the increued rnpoallbill· tlu at bome duriDJ till aon'e toft.. .1otin~y Slightly Higher Je11s! ll's rubbt• r! lt's otr!ch1l~ " she Nied enthusl- aaucally, so I cnug11t It like Don Hutson anrt told ller to come in a nd s1t down. Th~ b ig, nil'e-Jooiting dam~ tm•nt'!d out to b4! ot all pl'Opie, Crace Thorpe - nobody else tha~ ; the d au),;ht~r of Jlm Thorpe, l11e Ind1an who was the male Babe Dldrlk son or ]JJ,. day. She wu , on the tail end of a slx-wl'ek tour of Arnel'lca , during Wh ich she ViH ilPd 17 mll.jur cltlea azHI tried to convince un iversity athletic beadl\o Jim Thorpe couclu.•s, sporting-goods stores, rndio-TV COI'Jllot menta tors ond ulcemus newsmen l1l>e myself that IT~ rot!ld, roo, they never should tme a n ytl1in~ but a football ·Jut a Cllrt'ef put ?ut by I he company she t·cpr .. ~ents. , 1t s p1ybab!e that no one with wl1om she talked dldn t steer the convergatlon around ult imotPly to twr old man the great Sas: and Fu.'( lndlun or ycstcryeat· who dl('ll more th tm ihree :years ngo. Gmce wanted to eet on£1 thin g ~ tralght: Jim didn't l •~nve the base~ ball big lca,~r ue.'J becous:! he coukln'l hit Uu• c1 11 \'e ball th llome say, "He Just got Jntn an 81'J:fUilH'nt with John Me~ ~ay the Giants' manager," 9lle said. "LIBt{m, my JlOP rouJd lttt the c~r:~ lball. After all, he made a living tor 15 yenr:!!l out of pro and oernl • • ll:OO Cowboy ·The.atre. ,. 12:00 TBA 12:30 Down On The ~rm 1:00 Weste.rn Theetie 3:15 Foo~all 5 : 3~ Roy . Rogers 6 : 1.5 - 6:30 People Are Funny Pe-tTy Cotno Sho~ 7 :00 Stars 9 :00 George Gobel Show ' !' 9:80 Pet &On To p ep011 IO':oo • Your EMo Reporter 10:15 Sports Parade 10:2$ Weatherman 1 10:30 . Highway 11 . •0.:00 Saturday Niglht jtmtb01ee 10:45 Fr-ank Leahy Show 10:30 Ellery Queen !l :IKJ New! & Spor~ li 'r' . • ' • ' l "' . I ' •• '• ' j ••• I lutternut I SecoM 11:00 11 • j • ' Foreitn Intrigue 10:30 I:: :~:: :: 1:30 Feminine Toot!b 2:00 Film FestlvaJ 4:00 Tw-o &Un Plll)'house IKH) ·M~Irey 6:00 News I Mouse IJO •' I 7:00 Jlm Bow le 8:15 TBA 8:00 Treasure Huot 8 :30 Time ~ .... Fertihzer ' ' . NOW • .SUGAR. RUN FLOUR MILL PHONE 110 POMEROY, OHIO Fil'm Feature • OF THE CO-OP MEIGS CO. PHONE 98 JACK CARSEY, M.,-. • POMEROY, OIUO WITH Wire to tbe house or ,major' farm buildings. It .sbould be pointed ou1 that tbree wtres of any siZe will carry twlce the load of. two wJret. As a final suggestion for ·Fit'e Prevention Week the question should be raise-d afto what a per· \tbukl~ltlt aWalte1Je"d1 at aigbt to : a wall I){ flame outside tbe lledr<rom door blocking the exit. Everyone should have an answer to this question in plenty of time before such an emel1g'eaey occurs. Your answer .. the only right one .. ilr to be ready wlth an alter· nate escape Toute. Windows, poreh roo&, ladders, back stain, and oullllde fire escapes can be used when normal exit are block· ed, ' Don't a:ive fire •· p1:ace to start. BIG PRICE REDUCTION CALOR IZED NEW MILL EGG LACK PRICI!S REDUCED ON GRAND OPENING . REDI-GRIP nRES .* PELLETS Middleport Feed Mill UPRIGHT & CHI!ST UNICO FREEZIRS NEW&USED FARM MACHINERY SE£ AND TRY TilE NEW TIUCK HOIST ljNICO ELECTRIC DRYERS & WASHERS AND Your Mastermlx Dealer Middleport N 2nd Ave I i 9:30 I /10:00 ' .............. __ lr2:00 1951 FORD .... -- .. · .. ·-- · $495 t949 NASH · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · ·• $27.5 2 door, Radio and Heater, new po!Dt Ambassador, 4 door, Radio alid heater, Seat Cl>vers. nspector Mark Slher Tri State Theo,ltre Clgn . Off Hatlo • HAMMAR MILL FREE GRINDING GALVANIZED ROOFING REFRESHMENTS FREE PRIZES 1950 PlYMOUTH · .. · .. · ·.. $445 TAKE YOUR PICK OF THESE CARS FOil ''·' -.. .. 4 door, Radio and Heater, Sunvisor and spotlite. 1947 CHEVROLET .. ·-- .... · $195 1947 FORD 2 DOOR " 1950 STUDEBAKER · ; · · · · · · $345 Club co~pe, Radio and healer, original black finish. 1947 DESOT04door 4 door Champion, beater and spotlite - · Clean. ' 2 door, RadiO and heater, new paint, clean 1950 CHEVROLET ···· · .. · .. $475 2 ton, 2 speed .,de, cab & chassis, maroon finish, 161" wheelbase. 398 1951 CHEVROLET .. ---- --. $525 1950 FORD F1 -- · .. · .. $475 4 door, beam. new paiD!. 'h ton "8". New !vary PaiDt 1947 PONTIAC 2 door 1948 HUDSON 4 door 1950 FORD . hold fumoture belonging to the 11'1 PUJ'l!IUince< or ar_ ordt'r or th e F..~ lul f' of r.Tary Alvira St-rickland Prolfate Cou r t M .\-fei,g11 l'()lm t v d,Cl'l'hf'd ' Oblo, t will oHf>r for sale at P~i: T<'l'nt • or Aale: Caah In Mnd on $475 "8" Radio and heater, Black fbilsh I~ 1948 BUICK .... · ·-- ·-- .. · $195 Y~Jt.l'd&y's f'ryptoqt~nlf' : ALA.SI _.. HOW IU.Stt.Y Tlft'HOt CO \\01\0NG! A SIGH TOO D.:J:p Qltil, kiSS TOO LONQ-o .MACDONALD. I Roadma'!!_er, Radio and beater 1949 FORD .. -- ·-- -- .. -- .. $295 DODGE4door !\__ - ·· ' 1952 CHEVROLET • • ·• $795 Convertible. Black, Heater .. nd. iadio: 'cleari Uiroughout, good rubber, · · · {]ood nylon top 195~ ST~OEBAKER • • $545 V-8 2 dMr, Hydoa -. ~a tic, Heatti, SJM!Hite,.oleu. 195•1 rC'RD - -~ - • - • • $1345 Fordamatic, Radio and Heater, Clean 1953Ct~~V~OLET - - ·$1145 1946FORD2door Belair, 2 door , Radio and Heater, New Ivory and Blue paint POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1954 CHEV 'h ton pan $825 New dark green' finish, clean. 4 door. 150 series, two tone blue, Heater custom line 2 dror V-8 2 door, two tone grey, Heater. I . . . . . . . . . ... ' . . ~ 1947 CHEVROLET 2door GOOD USED TRUCKS 1948 CHEVROLET· ········· $195 1953 CHEVROLET ••• $799 •., ·-- ·1952 GMC · .. · ...... $699 Ah·i 1·11 ! / DOOR PRIZES WE'VE PRICED EVERY CAR IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM .FOR TRADE INS THAT Will BE COMING IN ON NEW. CHEVROLET$ . . . FOR RESULTS and PROFIT CALL or lht· F.stall' of M>lry S!rirk lun,\ . deceased . t HI J 5. u, a, 3tc LEn AND EVERY CAR PRICED TO MOVE ! Clu~ sedan, Radio and heater, overdrive, Seat covers, new paint, clean · L.04L NOTICE Mary Alvita .!Urlctllfnd d~r ~ ARt' d t'be household goods ~nd hous~ Wire site of number 2, t, or 6 are now frequently used to carry AND 1949 LINCOLN .... -- · .... · $395 rb)' or sale. floy fo: _ Strlekland, Arhntni! lrnl or ' REFRESHMENTS PRODUCTION posslble increased load for several years are t184!d. • SEED A~ ONLY DAY FULL Order Your 8:00 L.wr~e We-!k 9:1a:n Off TilE DAILY SENTINEL ••te Sale, on Mondly, Ottober o. ltM, •t thf' home of the J~t~ management practkes. Sa.ebrusb &: Saddlt- 7 :30 Man Ek'hhtd th~ Badft Mystery TbeaiTe SUCH lOCALIZED SELLING POWER! ' 'lbeir income~ averaged t7 ,300. the otbefl. but they allo hid better the otben, but le,. li.SO bad better crop yields; •e-re more effieieat in production i111d followed better The Ranch 9:00 M.O:squt."rade Party ' i d....r oliout IO,SII poo~ndl ol milk. FLOCK HEALTH fl':OO New.s 8:10 The Vise NOWHERE ElSE 'I T'bolf fermerw who mltde the molt lllODeJ eaoq: the 6Q. MilDer points MJt, kept cOWl wbicb .pro.. 4:00 Film .!i'unnl~s f !1 :00 6 :05 Weather 6:10 Sport, 6:1$ John Daly 8:30 RJn Tin Tin ,. ' =-=:::. !t' The Sign Of Quality Mulberry 011. SATURDAY 12:00 Film & Fan., • ' The La le L;~t e Shflw 12:45 4 .• The Late Shnl'l' If tbete 80 farmen bad milked ..averqe'' CO'n. Milner ._,,, their farm iDemM W'ould have been onl7 $1.234, baed OD tiJe $3.17 ;price. Ferm inc4ae Is thl. amount of mODey farm famUies bave to live FRIDAY LETS TAKE ANOTHER LOOK ... .. Hl :OO Go·lden Theatrl! The farmed reeeived abttu.t f,3 .T7 a hu.adtedwelgb.t at the market for their milt. WHTN-TVChonneiJ_ 3.·- • '•• Pr~ Box W •a IY!J'IP illclMoe last year of about 13.400. ne,.. 11:~ u:ouad 24 eotr• wbJeb .produeed 1.360 poU,DdJ vi rHilk tf:lti•l 3.5 ptrt'~Bt , (11w aver.,. Obio eow last yew produced 8.800 pounds ol milt). ~~~~~~ r.:OO Gale storm Show Tonlrbt 1l'ke the old s ! I CIIII"Illl)l'l' \\ i! il. Hatcheri,.s ,. Gale Sto 'm Show News ....u,. Fleming 7:00 Jaekie Gleason Ford Star JuhJit•r pa'!' - · 6::t; :·Buccane~ , I -..-- fl: :30 I •Oibn,..bolotr...r. .... lllirdl, s. 6:00 You are 'Ilhe-rt ~U<th 01" Conse.,ueoce« Ltf e of Riley W01lter Winchell Shiw o« _., ...... . 5:30 TV OJ.assroom 8:00 'Now what you dahllu have ~ Tbe.-.'• JlOl IIIUdt prom In the hoMed, cut tbe topt clole &6 dliry buN.Dell thele dlys for the tille ~ound JDd cUI them. Dablill ,.......,. Who mllkl ..a,.ence fOWl" ;tet m the II'OUnd over winLer wtU Sutb eow wUJ more than fJ!eze and be destroyed. llle.ir keep. "Thit advice come. from Victor MllD<tt, OIUo !tate Uoinr· d. Riea, Obio Stlte University es· Jlty e:xteMion eeooomiJt, mak~ tension &rieulturiat He •uu:e.ll tbese obHrvltlCIIll alter atudylaJ you label_ named vartette..: 10' YOU l'e¢Otdl .of «< betf.er.thln4Ver'1Je can kieotif:r them at plantmg time Ollio dairy [~Thete farmen 0:·1 4 :30 Jr, Town Meeting 5:00 Ray MUland Show ra ss. I wn!t SW 11nm l n ~ \\ltt•n I \\&,11 tour" she ,Ulld "and I bo 1 once 11'1 a Wltllc the~<' "".r-~. trying to 11cep' In 6tmpe, 'hut otherwJ';. III,V big 11port la m!.!ung t\\'n ,.tiii.!J,•n "I want to dn two t hin~<~ bdn1 ·; • J dl o-- Jo'm to 111 lh 1 1!1 · .. • rtY epano fllll Y nn llil 'p ): Jnf'. A H .~I tt· ]pfJ, I Jll'f1&if! ) u lung ftun tct· 10 ynrlls ; r A(), tlllll ~>~he <'Ollj.;hl hv Jt,.. •·I• l',oi or IJotlllt 11n 1l o onwol m i ~ 1 t!w rage "'. a t n\1.-li<l<oWn . I f i h:iol IFll] 11 l'o'l't 'l \'t'l' ,,,, . ' ''"··• ' Ill . my <•o l i"l!e • ~)9, I I <'. 11 Y••tl, the 1\o tll •i 11.. -~,. ,Ji, y:; lt'uot!oln't" evt•n Tho rr•e Big Top 12:00 I.une 1hrH!'""1' 12:30 Gene Autry ·-··~ ' 1:30 Town & C'ou ~y Crossroad! 2:00 Fout>ball Roundup Red Barber's CoJ'ner The First Frost [Jn The AUnlmO h } primary objed.ive 1nd ll'liD erop1 Every day there are 1200 borne next yea~ · production .as the secondary ob- Jtrea .. _.;u deatht b7 fire ___ : l16 You e1ther call lene the jeotlve. ftun fires .... -105 faeto1'7 fltft._ oo the rootl or 1ha.te it ofl and •• 10'7 bam tlrel~---1' R'11o.71 f1r.ee store th.em ln dry peat, aawdust. l Mr. Dye 11 weU 11 bb family __• .4 botpitalllrfll... or verrruculite: The root. need not J and neigbbora get I sr•t deal ol Melli Count)' t.rmJ m6 ftnn be- .stored \.lp.~de down, .. Grandenjoyment out Of the poDd wblcb homeB •houJ(I be pertlcularly cart.:· . mother thought, tor tbe w&ler' to b feneed wUh Multlllon Rose just fuJ to prevent firet becauae fire IIUD out. Any IJt.or•ee 5paee Jn the acroll8 the road from the llouwe. prevention equlpmeat bt4 to be baaement or eell.a.r. where temper. On hl! foamt there are aevenl called rrom tbe Dfti'Ut town. at\U'el are around :Kt 01' 110 degree. thousand feet ol Multiflora Rose Some ol the tbinr;1 tarmen .can do Is .ratiafacto?. . fences with pond&: in eaeh field not to prevent firet ·•e to aee that You can dtvide your dahha rODtl baving other source& of water. · the premlsel In and aut the .any time before nut 8priOJ, ~a Bo$ Mr. and Mrs. Dye have hou• and blr,n are bpt free o1 says. But lf you grew your dabiW long .served I~ community tnd combustible material Rubbilb or from seed thilyear and the fleshy cOunty wide ICtfvitles for the im· de&d vecetiUoa abo,W not be per- parts of the rootl are- no biaer provemeDt of .the area. The enu~ mitted to eollet:t than your thumb, you m1r have family bu been adive In Agrieul· One of the ~ fire ~ d.lfficulty stbrlng them . They're tural Extension Servlee pro11ams tlon aide 1.a the pond derf:~ likely to shrivel, accordiq kl Reia. as well u aupporters of aU otb~ proer~m whith baa brouih.N activities in lhe .:ouaty for the ad- many M.ei&a Co9nt7 fllllllteada AD EASTeRN PLAYS SATURDAY v1nee-ment Clf the home and com- adequate aupply ot water lor tire Ea&tern LPcal plays Kytec Creek munity. . protectioa purpoees. Small fire on the Middleport Field _Saturd1y The four girls and two boy• tin&Uiahen loeated lD bartll and Octobe.r 6 at 8:00. At 7:30 -_ IIIIB4LTH-lbo have all bec!n active io 4.oH club the- bome offera 1n emelgeocy . m·o nies honoring the parents of .... _ l b o _ work. The four tlirls have aU at- &OUrCe of proteetion providlq 1 tJ!,e baud and football playera wiU ,.. ... IIlli _ , 40 11>1. o f - tended or graduated from Ohio they are serrlced reeuiarly a• take pl1ee. University and the youngest needed to be ready wbeo flrea oc.. -------GadoA State son bas worked w1Ul his father on RIVIVAL TO IIGIN ~~~~~the howe farm. Smoking and m1~hea repl'elent Revival aerv'ices will begin at 'f:httAnfluence of m1ay families the IJI'ealeat •lnlle cause ol fire the PleaBint Grove UB Ohun:!h CAN YOU APfORD In Meigs County sueb u the Dal-e so every pouible precaution mult Succes.a Ci~it, Oet. 6-21. Old tim~ NOT TO HAVI THIMt Dye famlly bave done- much to be taken .to see that ma~be•. c,i&:· gospeJ preaehing and speei•l muimprove the farm and home con- arette.a 1nd tobaec:o la completely sit feature ekb evening. Time ot dltloru. aut before t.hrowtba: awl)'. H' firm- servi~s is 7:43 p. m. each evenThereoJ1 Johnson of Racine, Obio er• make it a rule DeWT to ing uya Dwi&'bt Spencer. putol'. was named to. replace Mr. Dye on &D)'one· to smoke ln the thE! board and :be wUI .serve wtth would redute barn fll'e& the .superviget'l~ Dana Hoftman, by MAI:>ITAIN The SfC()Dd greatest CIU&e of I John HamiU, cr.renee Prit'e ••• Donald Mora. fire Ls electrical equipment and wiring. Severa) f1rmers in :Ueigw StellbenviHe Woodsfield have completely overtiaulami St. CJalrlviDe, Ohio ~Jm.G~e= e ~~ Countyed their farmatead wiring :syslem in the last two yean. Theae men AND have had the power company lnate.U a central entrance pole. From tbD Pole and switch wirea: •re run to eaeh building. Wires of large en~gh size to Rfely carry the I Pomerov. o. · Twles M T£~us R:mgera ~nd Fox hlmsell-:-tJut In tht1 front yard, playing c 11 tch with Uttle I!Orp~. St!ely, w~o Wh l~tlrs .I!O loud, or throwing a pedecJ:. ..,lral J11r1 ·- WhoN Quellty lo Poromeunt It you drop by till Setly l10me, you're apt any tlffll; to 1ee a b! · t'}'l'lt he . EQUIPMENT CO. ... very rnuclt around the ,._ - MEIGS . lT WAS T~'P: 101~ ,\ ror publlrlst Ted Womi'r, w110 met C:rnre at f'~rt Ogll!!thnqle, flll ., \lht'n llhi! Will! a WAC 111 1913 uno..! he wns an :rmy otrlcer, t hn L 111l1' ~o llJ'fl tmd the country publicizing lite ne\f' oatball, Which lnHI bco· n urTeptert by the collegc 11 us offieinl, Most of the time, (lmr;• work~J a t Belling- ads Jn the yellow s es tit the telep hone l.mol1. :--lw'"' h1td a varied career · alter It ~ :('· lhe was w1th Oen. i '·"IJ!i:Js MacArthur's hettdq 1;artor'8 ~~e .Jnpu ~· c'lo lng penonnel wot·k fvr f[>lrt· nnd a half yeurA, ~n~ later she llllper~ ;~:~.the doing• ol Lh<• W~lcome Wttgon in Rocldbd county, Nc\V l'ra~ef'ul glf·I ~Jooklng ........... ~ 1 "' !)mts i , 0 oi l ...... • ...._. awa:•i-. It :10 Owl 'Jlbet.trf, New. LIK't MOST CHILDREN or famous sires, Or!lce fshe'1 dtvoreed ~ut usea her married name Crnce Seely), h!le ha;J the •hadow If Jlm Wilh h er all her l!!e. "1'\'e managed to live us an lndlvld 1 though,'' sh~ .flllitl, ''although maybe my tout· younger brothers ~~~ • more alf'lcted by his fam e. They all were goo;J uu 1Jct('s, but wet'en't 7t~~ft~len ly lnt cre.'lted to go Into 11ports f!.lr a c 111."' ' "· Jilte pop. And • pretty hard to ll\'t• up tu his acC'ompli ~lt mentH an,·way wou Idn't Jt ?" , ' ' Ft She lives now just 11p the Hucl.!wn river frcm New York In Pearl d lver, N. Y., where 11he's got a l!ma!] hOURe nntl ~~ raislot::'' her chll· 1 :~~· T~;.orpc Seely, 8, nnd Da~mnr, 9. Her boy, Hhr sn it! PI'OUdly, Lit 11' Leggest IIRC:i-lt~ of ltill nge In tl1e neighborhood -pll'l}'il te ague ball an~ ,''WNU!fll the loudeHt. too." S l! (• r<'cn!irtl he~ father '--' being- 11mpl~. 'htlhloroJs, patlcnt wllh hi s cll lhlr·cn ~nd a grea t outdoors man. "We grew up In Chtr.ngt'l," l!lhc .~nh'l, "nrHI W)llle Wf' had ;rom e rough ttnlln('lnll y, bl'CllliAt. ut hlet Jf's ll'n" n't ~~~ il lf'ratlv~ n cureer tlwn b' t Is lO<loy, we hml no ldc k. 1 IH.'\'Pr 1mw my fnthcr at hiR pPnlt ~\l 1 J do l·ememh<'r tlttil 1111en I wus n li ttle glrl, he gave n kick ing . ;ln;.~ltlon at Uallltcll m>tltute-- tlroplllcklng goala from u 1e .50-ynt·i.J ,: ... ·-...... .,.., ...... ,. ............. tewtLe 8:00 Ceasa r 's Hour Une Up t.••• ~=¥,!:.',: .....,.. ...... a•IIILift' SoorM!oard 1 I .... IJITIIIJIIH&L0 6:00 News P ict ure ~ • • With bis realgn.atlon Dye eomplettd .even and· one-ball yean of service on the Boanl of SupervUor:. of the Melli ' Soil eonNrvation Di!trlct. He waa tint appointed and. then w1a elected to Coona J.' pro bueball." I Mr. three Maetlliii.Ye terau 1nd lfii'Yed el Fire Prevfttkta Wetk which il 11 oee-ey·treilow'er tr... IIMII I Oet<>bu 701 to !Jib UoiJ you. TJa. to 18GB and thalfmaa of tbe board ditioa.aUy rt.r. Prewattoa Weet linee Julr !IN. ' ...,b -,eroi "' tile full Clleodar woek Hr. l>fO IJa4 """" .. dlltrlot IDelud!DI ~ 8lb, IOnlY-.,o 41reetor for the diltrictt tn t.bJI. of tbe a-r-t ctdcato J'lre 011t 1171. Ire& and for two termt to the J.n the lilt dee:tde fire bN tiLOhio Federation of SoU eon.erva- led more U.n 1001,000 pehOM aDd U.on 1upervllors. He etteDded two buratd aad dWtfiued l'IUID)' llua~ wide aupem.ors .:boob and dredl -of tbOUIIIIdl JJJOH. Each, bla done much in promounc coft.. :r-r ~t 11,500 Amertc.DI die aerv~tioo Ddt oDly ln bJa (J"'fn eom- needl.elrdy In fire and more tban munity and count,., but lllo thll ~ tbJt n~ .,.. ~eWrely part of the .atate, His fum in Co- burned or dllfilured for life. Old Jumbfa township 1s: (t:Nred to 1 people lad prwehool ebildfeq Ire bay aod puture proJr&m 11 the .tbe prlnt:~l rictlml ot fire. "Average" Cow IShows But Very Little Profit Dig I>Qhlias After ••te I VllHCelft:l!, Midnlte 8:30 Hlthwa~ l>otr•l "It'll seam. dere4 hll retltnatlou rectatlY to thi Board of 8upervilor1 ol tbe Slrn On 8:00 Th•Oruolder 9:00 The C. •• ILAJ( ..LI. CoomtyAfrlculturolDale Dye' ooo ot Meip County's leadtDc eoDJl'I'Yittoa tarme11 teD· Dig holes faster with IATURDAY .I I --- ' ,,' IIRIOAY I EDITOR , .. W$AZ.""1tV Chonnel3 ,_ 8:00 Sign On Ct'lrht .. tJo n of Nation:li News/ 8 :00 Captain Kangaroo PRJWr \\ (·ek, Octolh:Jr 1-8, onec S:OO Garty Mooce a~,Jn'h.unindli all of u,:; tn the O hio 9 30 Arthur Godfrey Depur·tm ;n,.-m'"litghwoy Safety of 1 10:30 Strik~ It Rich the lll'Jnendou.!l job the " Fourth 11 :00 Valianl Lady &l-.te · ts tlotng m htdp 1ng us to ll ·J5 Love .of ure bnng home the \ltlal message or l tJ ·30 SeAkh for Tomorrow traffJe safety to the public. You 1 / 11 f5 GW<!t.,. Licht cooperatl cn JS sincerely appreci· 12:00 Ray MiUan<t Shqw <ljt•d · all year around in ta ct . 12: .... ute W'Jr'.d Turn, .but onP doesn 't get the opportun- 1:0:) 011r MiliA Brook.cr. 1ty to eK pr~ss s uch appretiation i :30 }It,~ Vt' l)' o ften. 2·00 B!c Poyoft r fi rmly bel ieve that should we 2:30 Bob Crosb!• Show aw<dce tomorrow and auddenly 3:00 lli:icirt.,. bay le;~rn that there were no news- ~8:15 S.O..I Storm papers · that they mid ceased to '3:30 Edge or Night j ellis! · we should be depl'ived of 4:00 Kati~'JI ltt.tchP.I'I om• of the most dynamic and pos4:30 The E•rJy Show itive forcE-s in the nation . IJ:lO Ree!Oil·lil Reporter Th:mk you lor y-our unceasi ng ef6:15 Douglas Edw,.pds fort:<> tu prom ote traffic safety, and heart ie st congratulations ~Jo you 6:30 My FriO!Jd FH<ko m thts . annual observt~ncer · 7:00 stodles of Cadet Ufe Sincer('ly yo u r~. 7:30 RIYNOLD IE. GRIINI ZD.tered as st'tond C'Jaas mail'JII matter at the ·~· Dear F:d1t or · PubUsbed er-ecy atteroo ~tlnel, Jnc ., , , 110 Mecha:~c: ~~~ Sunday by The ObiQ V•JJeJ tmone. 398, editDrikl olflce phow 397.omeroy, 0 . BWiiDeu OUJc• •• TELEVISION GUIDE DsJJ,y Seallnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 5, !958--3 FARMNI!WS • • I owner, . . JOUR CHEVROLET DEALER . . Southeastem Ohio's Largest Used Car and Used Truck Super .Marker Lot Lcca.td · MAIN STREET (Near the II1Qh School) POMEROY. OHIO , 1953WILLYS ~ tn PU 1095 4 wheel drive - dark green. 2 door, Radio and bea~. Rebuilt motor I '•, ' til # • �--- ... - • .. • - ·-~~·..·-- ' _ ,.. : at o&. ... - - - - . ·-- ----- -- ·-·---..---... ·-- ....... ~ ... ., - :..t • • ; . . .· ~ _...,_ . - - -. ' ~ ' ., -.---·------ ·-~ · ' .NOlet'-, atJi 1 • i. btodl.ef iD lfiW. Dr . Mrs J B Marshall and family. Mts ~lan Genht'inlf~r visited re 'Watson is •iaitine; UJ Jty . with her sister iad ce~lti)' In Columbus with Mr Gen ht'1mer who ill L·mplayed there. Dally Sentinel,.•Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Oct. 5, 19~6--5 •_C,.Qurtuntty . Legal Notice. mature April ts. 1183; Bonde No. HOTtel o• ELECTION ON 1s. - Tlme ol11.id prDblegu dev,(lop- H II R . 10:5 lo 112 $8.000.00 aut:re Oet. J~. I _ SUE OF BONDS ber, liM, b qu~km ol lauinc 1 JifOTtc• Oil WtiCTIOH OH TAX m P.ntera lttacbrd "" from Oblo', rapid ~"""~ CJ eunlon ' ' NOTICE o~· SAI.Ii!D' !IIII!Oi l~; IP<>"!IJ.roj"'l~~ fll,llO!) I '"'"' .. hmO, """n lh....in bo .... i!, ~ c-F.·~~f 1_.. I UIIY lfl. I)<CIIS OF TH. TE N do, arowtb will hiahUibt a fttii of 4 i ld lj At Sealed propoal& will be reeeivtd m1ture Aji:'i ! , . BOtldl' No. purfu nce of a rtk'liJtton •rnOI.t~ ol fj&red THo•and. MII..L L~TION _ I By o..W of lloo Boord of Ele<· 8 diltriet hea~r,penfertncr. In jhe Me ;>UnUGY •t the o!liee of tho Clert of the 121 · to 128 $8,000.00, mllllt< Ort. Bo<onl of County C.mminlonon J Doll.d< t.too,OOO~ for the pu•· NoUee to ber..,. ,; ... tbll in ~Lite thla mo t~ Pis ijeJ .• . rh_. ..J.j,..,d .....,L Board or EdtJ<•tlon of lll)ddlepol't !~· liJM ; Bond. No. 120 to 136 th e County of Mei&• p m•••l lpooo' of Tho ueetloo punuanee of a ,.,.)ullon ol u.. l twno of KelP ~-ty; Ohio. rT un ru II: EKempted VIKajJe S<bool DIJ!rlct - .000.00, mohore Aprll 15, lil(IO Ohw pmed on the "d , .,j ' ue· llol•d of Edueotion of tho )'lorth · Robert II, Clarl, Chairman 1 0 The Hall Pic~i< Reuni<HI W05 Mel&• County tn Mlddloport, O>io, !Iondo ~o. 137 to tt4 N ,OOO.OO. rna- Jul y' 19M, thm will be Ve~oa' Memociol "" I..Deol !<hooi Dlotrl.., Melg• l Aib<rt Gloe<be• Clerk 11. ~on of ulldll>f " pn>Ytdod by law. County , Obio, ....... on the ht [ Ootod Sop_, 28, 18M. held, Sundar at Pohle~ parkbAl- until 12 o'clock noon of· Oc\"be' ture 0<1. 15, 19M; Bonds No. 145 tul lo , '"'e of lh• ooopte of oald l?otnerov Jack~o . Cl hT · : _ • · h t ... .• ~ o ll 8 S . 0 n1g I~:::·:. :;:~:~~~:::. :::. r------·. . . . . ----~ • 0 DieTaRS 2nd 10~ g~e-. J¥tt~Eon I ~"Ja-:k=pilred throW!~ ln~ "w~~ an e~:~gue game~ ~n- ~ Mo~ ~election :~'{;, ~,:~;,,'" b~~'p:,:,~·,~,~ ';~.~I ~>I[ '':,~:~t:•;: ~~~"~..~;~: II ~~:, r.~~~ ~~~!~'·1;hoi>!-;, fealed -whli~ ~e1ull wn~~~~~ l l~~~~ ha~ wit~ Ia~ Slaug~ter l~st• 30 ~roUnd then~ Floy:~arr:J. torw~d I(h.~unccy bavto~'t I Thfl lh~lr I we~ha O~g1e hou;' bu~ a w~~ th~lr ;:::•Y ~~S '~ ~~ J~': ~nl• ~eC- fi~: SZbr, w::liflt C1nc~nnah oYer Colieie of Pacttic, nenlson OvCr K~nyon Sou · · Clll OVl'r WISConsin, Mmnc.sota sas, I J.lt tendiJ\Jr Wrre: Mr and Ml'l C. Itan. Cihton: Mr. and· Mrt .Mariorl R•ll , Lona: Bottom; Mlll: Ohio; M". I •\•Hu~:r. ~·· f>orilo~d: "'""1· M•~ ! ~ster •lilt ."a,teo, • Itt~~Ytna; Mr: Dayton over Mls1 Southern, Col- O~lo. Arnold Furbee, M18on, MusicaJ ententinment tot the oeC,.Oil>h , wu provided 1>y George lla,ll, Max • Borin< and Junior Whll•. gale OH'r Holy Crosg, Pitt ovefo I California, Nebra~ka ovf'r Iowt Stale, Yale over Brown, Vanderhili over Aiamba, Tenn"se om Duke, Navy over Cornell, Missi'Ssippi Gver Housi:Oh, Tulane oVer f''~ s.cAA.~LO!ftt . ' 1954'PlYMOUTH 210, 2 boots- Dark Green &dlo & Heater :Redll«d now to X-lraa _ Savoy, 4 door, Jet Black W,r th radio a.nd heater. ONLY $895 $1095 t.. f · lleiSA'IUj •tint 1 ~ t' LillO '[II: c~~a . :~· 'YMIUI:mb SPECIAL 1954DODG£ IZ Ll1t'bt Gnu{y. Radio & tHeater , - l'owerfHte. Can Be Youra ,For Only dOOrJ! - 1953 STUDEBAKER Ch~ Ope., JVed and White V-8 !llotor. ONLY $1395 · $795 The Jacket s \\•ill he laci ng a le am , tbat h89 an ('xplnsiv" nfrens" tonight. Logan. unrlt•r !'ouch AI Sc rivner, has fivt• very good fa!t back~, nnd last WPt·k thf'v racked up a )9·7 win ovpr tb..-. Wellston Rockets aft ~r \ !l~ing nnn leagtiC same& 31-0 tu Vl'r y toul(h Luncii.Stcr, and 28·12 1o Bex lt•y. ,.._ .. .....,. •n .. ..._, ...,.. ""f we ............. u•• ....._....,. . . _._. th • • • MHWhlr Nlldlti...,, •• •nrr lift• .............. Get ........ . . . , . .... MEIGS~.OTOR .· · The(' Jac:keh ha111 • . I Lyn~ ~lrait tv t's re ...........,,___ 1957 1t~~GE TV. MoonBeams USED CAR Af kA.RR & VANZANDT sJ OliSMOIIti . ... '.. ", .. $1495 Miehlfan 14 Mlohlg4n Stefe 13 th• Upset of .the dev al the WolwerinH com• b1ck to yptet the lnor. ttd . lptrtam. . Mlchipn . has too much 11! round power, lnd W. flgUN tftaf thay wlb battle It out with Ohio State ,., ha 11, T-.. crwn. Down the line-Ravenswood over :Pennsboro, Ripley over Notre over over over Kansas Capit-.1 ..... .95 ITVlee FOLLOW THE CROWDS! COME IN AND TEST DRIVE So..,. . . .. $2995 o~t loda;~ St OlDsMOIU - •...... ... $995 51 OLDSMOBILE ·••• ....... $695 Rid~ 1111ooth, swift, alieni. Like gUdlng on • ~reize In th!J eomfortaltlo lour door ,... dan. Test It yourself \ 2 door, ufo for ldda; A dependabl; car that will IIV~ ~ou mile alter mile of roal J.!l. S..wl ~ naay_ .... ~erVe ng_c· · Ie B Fonner owner lert a loi of trouble tree llllles Ill thls opetlal 2 door. A solid !halo ready ta roll c"' 49 OLDSMOBILE · ...... $295 49 ..I'VIID ..... .... ........ $195 TltelltUe Oidl with 6 cylinders and smooth drlvlna HydramaUc drive Good tl Custom VB 2 door .OOan: Not much to lood buy · _.,::; il""lt all)llt the motor Is A·l. A lot of good AREA,L l .LU.E ·:f:OR . LY ~1799 '1 1 ' PARSONS, lhtC. MIDDLEPORt, OMIO ' • •- ..._ ) KA.RR WEST MAIN ST. and llft'VI~ len In this one VAN %ANDT POMEROY, OHIO PHONU8S CHECK-UP · · · · · ·· · · ·.... TUNE·UP kid. · I' ·' lred years 100o~e ~undotla~," of ;,)ea:h u:~ or IV(> -n..; "YOUR SUHliSE TO lOTS WOMEN MEN b~J SUNSET YOUR SHOPPING ·HEADIUARTERS On Your Dial ~~=~======= m~mtloned, WE PHONE Re~r i 6904-Y I PHC)NE 6904-Y • ~~ HA I COMPLETE LINE OF ~Hdllleporl; I ~atd M~s ~ ~1 ~ach ' Botta dA \. •· •. .v- mlliLiY Dell4r ST. PoMiiibv Oltto . '1.POMIIOY ' . . OHKJ Ser;ies Odds PHONE6904-Y Sales RUTLAND, OHIO · ~~ T!~ ~Pam~•h< ~~~iiiii;~iiii~~iiiiiii~~~~~;;;:;;::;;;;;;;;;::'~~~=~ Paut IJ-1.._._. • ....-..J ............ VICe presldcnt .<rnd e-Pnf!NII hltln~ ager or t'he Cincinnati Redlegs today dedined to comment on a' reP,Ort t.hat fir.sl hasem·an Ted Kl~s&eWSkl of the Hedlegs hall ~n ~(fered as tr;rrl r bait to other Na. Honal LeaJ!Ur t"ams. Series bell in!! odds remain-ed un· changed af!l•r Thursday'! .p03tpO;nem cnt. Today's rain . delayed second game, with lh!:' Dodger's DoD New. eombe oppo~ i ng the Van~~· Don Larsen, still wa5 ra ted a "Pick'~" affair. Dt'spitr their openina: r.lm4; defeat, the Yankt'es remalned til· 1ht 11-1.0 favorit e-.. lo win the s,ries. ·. ·. . ., .. til ·~ · llmllOdaNG liNG MO~oCx ...._ $uo.01 w..~.u,. suo.oo FOil JIECAI's . BE READY' TO GOt EASTTERMJ AT THE FIRST DROP OF.THE TEMPERATURE KINNAN·LOCk . Weddhtt 11"8 $75.00 4-00 · · TRADE-IN it ~ ., R. H· RAWLINGS SONS CO. .-~. IIIIDDLEPORT, b.m«J FOREMAN' ABBOTT . ' ~UANCE MILLST; . MIDDLEPORT Alway• topther- al'"Jt 1ft plac-. . , • theM KMpurU Diamond ~!nrp lfl lnc.tlocbd 10 ~ r.v. .l th.ir full bleuty 1nd ltrll• ROOMS Of New Fumltu,. ; FOR .MOORE'S NYLONS I!:! 0.aerThoIn Brlplesl Car-~ Middleport - OFFER GOOD OCTOBER 8 TO 13. FURNITURE CQ BAKER FURNITUIIE lienee forev1rl • lbtl)' IC"JIIIIh Knp~tllllfttl Dltrmond • a .-teet ..,m- '' l __.arut .. d In writhll lfj KMpllh, Ooo4 Hwt~U.pinc and thil ttore. I $299.00 BAKER WILL BE ALLOWED ON ' . - '· SEE U'sr~cllts redai .. YOUR CI10id •· SPECIAL OCT. 8·13 WHAT EVDl THE WEATHER ,. _PARTS. • ~·~;~;~ I .. .~IIAPE FOR SAFE, SMOOTH MOTORING .... • ' Robert N. Clark, Chairman Albert Gloeckner Clerk 3fJ3 TO PUT YOUR CAR IN TIP·TOP t•nr(' lnViiitlf' 1·-------;---------------------~===~~=~J I 't'lw'rl'xasMountaineers 20 West Virgini a 13 tbe _ Q GET A iuMP ON WINTER'S SNoWS ANII·BLb.&! . A~fi-~REI!%1! CORNER MILL md SECOND STS ~:eo:r:!ld~~·· 2~,.~;e::.d ,f';~r:n:• e-~for s millis for h mg By onter of tile Board of Ele<- ~luotton whlc~m."~ ~~~ of tlon• of M"'' County, OIUo. t -Fivo Co , 1o u ' co- sa' 388•Y PHOIIIE (BE SURE AND DoN'T FORGET) SORRY! add~ional Eatter'::a=d ed .. ~----:. ---~ ·· ...... THAN I NAME BRANDS ' TOBESA,E 1 sMI T H · .... U:r1Ea I CLOTHING CoMPANY I. 226 1. - • I Northe<~ -;:::,~ w ~ ~:nsft>rn Ohi(l State 27 Stanford 1:1 the Burks wilL 10 all out tn Win thb OIW ill ~ pite Gf tbe fact thai WOCJCb ll;,~·t·.~ Is actually pointing fnr tnllluls next weet. Ohio has .powc.r to l:urn and it wlll be the differ~ Sn turd ay ,_ tte Bucks do ·1 f r iub of stoP-Phll.f Brodie·~ p~sal · . Stanford tla:t one of the bt>st pai. 1n ,,nnclc:s in the nation . Xavif'r 20 Ohio U. 6 !111' Musk· •· lpt•rs have a fine hall cluh. and lh~ Bubcats ue appar~t1tl y down Ihis year. Charlie Stobart is dolq alriahl for blmftlf at quartt>rbaek and It eoultm'\ blppen to a nice; ~ ~lfferent rateu~r~n=t~rlng ' 1\_nwr Creek 20 F.astern 6 the l't(lven Jlnds itslf outmanNl ar:J out experlent't'd this year as r·.,ac h Hartsell Dorldl"iil 101t ~ro~l nf his veterans, anrl is strlv· ~~~<: to win with a art--en hul l clu\1. K.I"J.:I'r C'reE'k has !1 ,good. fn •l ba~k­ ru•lll und that wlll hl' lhl• di ffer· Notioe is h"eby giv.n that in p u r u a n c e of a Reic.luli"" of th e Cou ncil of the V>ll•ge ol Pommy, Ohio, ' " " ' "" the 25th d<y of June. , ... t~ v.a 52 PONTIAC .. · •· .... · .. .. $645 ~ril 111 ALLIN AliPLIANCS . . l'ka ~ant. ELECTION ON IS. sue OF BONDS - mnt~ ~· ~)eo Oct. Or Any HOME APPLIA .... CE . . ' DO It NOW NOTtC'E OF N«thern Local St-boo! ~. ftt Dlo1nct II a Ge..,..l Eloetlon to be hold In lho North<rn Lo<ol al tax rate amount. to E!lht Scboo1 Dl.trk-1., Meits Count)' lor tach one hundred do). Ohio. at tho reeular p!a""1 of 1 1,.: lan of valu.tion. wbleb 11 0.8 lng therein on 1' u e d l for "''h dollu of v•luotion. I h o Gth day or Novembe< 1 outside of the Umltation lmpoll!d 18M, the quution of levyln , in ,,. XII, Sedio n 2 of the eJCC:eu of the ten mill limitation Conttttutlot>, II eertlfiod by the fO< the benel!i o! the Couatr Aaditor. Local Sc.-booJ Dtatrlct for the pur. Th pol111 poee of Current E>p<no.. e fOt" oald ele<tion will I · al 6:30 o:et..,l a.• m. and,,_ Said ax belq': an tn \ Ico.,. _ ~ u1d 12. II. - ° ~~~~~~'-=:;;;:;,;;;;:;..;;;;;:::;;, ,_w.. 50 OlDSMOBILE .. ·.. .... $495 50 BUICK ••·· .. · ·.... •.... · $39 5 er who loved this car. 216 $8000.00, • f2: ss.ooo.op, KiCk-OJ.f Dr'lve · 53 lUlCK ................ $1495 driYin( saUifac!tlon. A real buy. Ble, black, beauutul 4 door oetlan that ccmeo rnim a fOOd family. Only on~ OWD.. HJ Whether It Be A.,.. -IIFiic:fitAtOit, tV 52 MERCURY •·--........ $895 ~ Legal NofiC& - - - _ :. • ~~ ~~$8d, OOC.OO, mature April th rre will be submitted to a vot~ 1 ' • ,n s No. 233 to 240 1 of 1·he pellplr of ~~atil VIllage of :;~· ~o.mature Oct. IS, 1971; P"meroy '' the Genml Ei•dion n ' !41 to 248 N.OOO.OO, to he held in lh• Village of Po•AP· ~~u" Bonds No. '"Y. Mei~Y Co!lnty, Ohw ot the i!. Ap<il IS, 1972;mature rrgulat p\ares ot votin~<: ·th erein, ·To ASSI.St At r..m.ou.' 54 CADILLAC · ~.000.00, ~--- ~.1100.00, pie 1 1 461 S. Third St. over ~ture $8,000.00, Ott. 15, 1967; Bonda No, 17'7 to 184 rna· ture Alu"U 15, 1068; Bonds No. l85 to 1112 rn•ture Oct . 15, 19118; Bonds No. 193 to 200 $8,000.00, m.ltun April 1$, 1969: Bonds No. 201 to 208 1!,1100.00, m•· ture Ocl. 15. 1989; Bondt 'lo. 209 to 2lt N ,OOO.OO, mature April 15 1970; Bonds No: a17 to 224 $8000. mature Oet . 15, 1970; Bonds' No: ~ernbe-r, 1958, thert will 1 rJOJ 5, •ubm~ted to • vote ol the Pl'Q- day of be 1 SEE IT .NOW AT Texat 01 1 . All en Knopp Is Honored Guest THIS CAR OF fl. TOMORROW THAT IS HERE TODAY! JI.~MY 10 ' .,... WaItQb 'er Doer d M ' t'$ heart of Tens, but will cOftle out on t"he abort end of the scOrl' Passes wUI fill the . .air dow~ Tex~s way, and we .woiidiJT If the pas~nng delen.se of the West VIrginia team will be up to &lopplhg th_e all·lanes. Fro.nkly, we doth thmk so, hut sure hope that Rogl!-r Chincey has a tood day, 1 sessi~ 'rHE NEW f:i 1 ::s.~T 1 ll .'••~ .0 W , 1 16 1 $8:ooo: I COMPANY C~n th::: • POi wt ket~hta 11i;ht welgt.t PR~DICTIONS .. advant.ge over the Chleh ai up POMEROY 13 Jackson 6 lhll ont front the Middleport fotward wall 1• all Important to •oth team•. but av•r•on 174 pOUnds pf'r man AI we look for the Panthers with Mil· ~ompared to U7 for the Chlef1. ton Lambert, Rich Barnhart and CHRni,ER PLYMOUTH SAtES- SERVICE The Ja«:ktb b•clcfleld and the Junior Hawthorn. letdlnt the way N. 2nd St. Phone 8023 Middleport Chieftain• b.tck• both avf'nga 155 to Cotne out on top. Pomeroy I• Cl• Polltile of playing good bill, and Wft poundL ftel surt that our lads wilt b• fighting mad n they attempt to tet re,.enge for the 1 point lickJn.l. they hne taken In tt.. Iliff t~ Yf'ara, when they 10 mt.th cleMrvtd to win. If the Pant'hei'J ha¥e the will, they can win, tM.r 1hould haw that tJetlre tonight. QUALITY Logan 20 MIDDLEPORT 6 t1Jf J<~ckets Rure would like to bre~ that losing t>l l·eak, and one Oof thell 111 ~h-t s they are .rolng to aurprlle. BtJYS •.:, 1!()Wl'Vl'l", we feel tbat the ·tmck· fwiJ.I st rength of the ('biers wUI. prove tuo great for a ~liddlepori I!:'IJm that never <J.uit• f.ljhtlllg . . RUTLAND 20 Chluncey 6 Uill onl! cou ld mean the Rue,eye leaa:u 1111 e fur the RC' d nivlls . lind we fl'l' 1 sure that Jtm "Vertnari has the hor ~t'S to go all ·the way . The Blue DPvlls ilre nl) Pll&h nVoJI'I, but Rut· This cozy \flN tl hd I . . lund JS il good, $Olld ehtb, poniblJ 1~~· )){'~ I 1ft I hill ~lrt'a nex t to pt, and stunning the beo I a I Ird op Is shn.rp A dHeavenJy blue lour door that's ra. d' t i lt•[I:>IH\1. you can drive' jt for a ~n~ .Y t~ runnin~: and an roomy Un 1d tall . the Roct"uta e performance w;u, , l't. l'le.as~<nt 27 Wahllma 6 the .d l o engine and hyd super hlkuns ~w out or their t'lau r ve. ng:Jil nst a Big Black ball club JH nrre uf the bnt in We!!t l\)fi('IJ Bob Shartzer 'tas Now YOU ean own this magnificent motor fm e hi-~h schoo-1 ball clnll. Nel~oll\'ille 19 Athem~ car creation II a price you con lil!btd t lUde~ad relax In this bl hea llo u11d~ disappointed las t pay. For a leellllll of confidence otld If hll'd top with lt g utllul!livlera l1 lu·ing hel tl to a 7·7 tte by being, drive thls masterpteee s power Bleerillll power hu1 ~<'I' sti ll feel the~t they are ~- poWif wlodoWIIIlibe po~erlullv duh 1o U c ~t in .the SEO race t11111101b enJine. . Qu~id . Young and company · In rul l. 1i<lllipolls 26 "Yfellston 6 Pull away II'OJII the Jl'f)Wd In this Super 88 ~nl!lh and the Blue Dlo'lv lls A quality car that hu pep, power and per: h;l\''' h lll e trouble with a R{/cket Ahlblue ribbon beauty; Modern blue • and ha ll l"lub that 15 hamperctl by irtllllllllty. An out.ltandln& value, w te fiDisb With matchtng Interior· V-8 JUI l l'~ r.a!Epolts must lw rlas~ed lqine purn Uke a pussy cat ' a, 1hl' "dnrkhor:~re" of thr- lealfUe tn ~p 11e nf their walloping by PC. 55FORD .................. $l 99S I All of 1he Logan backs are lf' l· 1 Sophomore will start in his ·1 termen, but Scrivner has only two J . R ·1 P ICe, il'll erman in hi s line. They are 165 t~rn~:~k ~w/'b will remain ~t q~i.r­ pountl guard, D<Jve Hoberts, whn a g uard 8j 0 a~e lUndy Will _b.e. lit ~as a scc(lfl!1 team ul i SEO select· that Hind tc~th the ._posstbthty ron la st year, ;rnl.l 175 pounds tack· backfield. Y tl move into th~ ie. Grah_am _Swoun. Tl-ili i.INEUP· _Log_iln -~ high powered haekfleld t.\lddl•port ' 'tVt ~ Will fm? f:ene Morgan at quarter- McCOmas " 1 ~ ,: 1 ,. back with spe~dy Tt•t1 Byrd &nd 1 Clartc _. ~·. S,h h 5 at tht· huHs , and Jim I St. (lair nt full lr<1ck. Ben Buck-les Erwin ~~ 7 also I:; used At halfback, and last 11indy • C 1 MeJ-r year he wa,s a regular baek. Mille ~ ~G 'ryint Coach Cha rl ie J\.h·Donald pro Rowl r l110 Pklr'tt lutbl)• will ht~ve on ly une lifle HcS QB 17c;t Strait ch-ange loni~,;hl. !-'uil hack Juni~~ Ne~e: 17.5 ~ 170 Mor1iln 155 HI 160 artd Kennedy has an inj urf'd foot, .and bwlt Gene Abhntt, wh o is 11 15!5 -und A......-::..135 HI 170 Strilt ----"'-"':::...:::...~...:::.::...':""~':"...'.'~~~ - · _1s_s •_a_ l_6t!_ s_t. _c_tot' thf Electors paased on the 3rd day of September 1DtWJ ' Said 'are oi the denomln· .:!~.d mature, respeotWely, as 8 t1o...... " Bon\lo No. I to 8, $8000.00, ma1tflre- April l,S• .1957. Bonds No. 9 ~~~ $8,000.00, mature , Oct. 15, IIIU/, Bonds No. 17 to 24$8,000.00, nhrture A-pril 15, 1MB; Bonds No. ~ to 32 $8,000.00. mature Oct. 15, 1958; .Bonds No. 33 to 40 $8,000.00, n\ature A)l1'li I~. 1980· Bonds No f1 to 48 $8,000.00, m•iure Oct. 15:· 1_959; Bonds No. 49 to 1W3 $8.000.00 mature April 1'. 1960~ Bortds No 57 to 64 $8,000.00, mature Oct 15 · 1960; Bonds No. 85 to 72 $8 000 00' mature A_op,·JI 10, 1961; Bo~ds No' 73 to 80 $8.000.00, mature Oot 15· 1961: Bonds No, 81 to 88 saoo0oo' mature April 15, 1902· Botida N • 89 to 9ti $8.000.00, mat'ure Oct 1 ~· , 1962, Bonds No. 97 to 104 , NeW e, '• ers . . 101 1 P'y~ 2 16 t':',="'~-=:.:~:C::::.::F:a~-~I~U=~~=•r':r~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~-~·~i~:1 Jackets-TolnvadCChi~{; Education of said School D~tMct, entitled: RESOLUTION to IS&ue Bonds After Submission to Board of t~~2 $1.000.00, mature Atril 15, I Me 1go, c·oun1y at the- Utoneral The maximum number yura00 l · Bonds No. U3 to 1~ ts,DOO 1-:l t'"(·tion tu Ue held in the county 1 durinC wbtcb alll!b bonds are fature ODL. 15, 1966; Bonds No. or ~h·igs. Pomeroy, Ohio. ilt the ru it 0 1 earr. 6l to 186 $8,000.00, moturo Apdl n•gul" ol"" 'Of voting th ei I IS, U16'7; Bond• No. Ifill lo 176 on To.,day the 6th day of N~:.~: The utln"ted a•orago lddltlon- Bonds No. 257 to 264 un Tuesday, the 6th d ay o( Nov., Dated 28, 1956. mature 15, 1973: 1 1956, tht' question of !asuing bonds 00) 5, 4tc be for said ele-(tion will Bonds No. us to 272 $8,1100.00, of "id Viii••• ol Pommy in the 6:30 o'rloel a. m. and n 1: ~ature Oot. 1~. 1973: Bonds No. amo unt or Firteen Thousand Dol73 ISO $6,000.00, rMture April Iars ($15,000.00) for the purpose l5, 1978; Bonds No. 3M to 383 of Pmh:l•ing Malo, Vehicle ., . , ' Mrs Ben !PPley. ifrs DISUgtaii O(f.., 1,51 1971_; Motor Vehi(!les specially equipped . $8,000.00, msture Si_M~r, fl~d,)l'fl , Wil!~pm M•v..,e.r Bonds N·o. 289 '00 298 18~.00. for stre~t cleaning and-or street w.e,r e l!~.~~~ll . a• tiew ~embw~ ~ture Aopri.l 15, 19'75: Bolias No.' flushing purposes as provided by an,fl M~ W'i~ltlbt :DtJWflle, "MH-" ~ .,"'' to 304 $8,000.00, mature Oct. I law. 15· 1975; Bonth 1 lliht!hatll and Mfs vitgn Hamrn i!i No . 305 ,to 312 Thf' maximum number or years THE STORE OF ,cg~s.~, .,.ntrn Mts Pafll T~el's ,n. $8,000.00 mature Ap:iiJ IIi. 1&76 [ during whit'h sut'h bonds 3 r·e to 1 \frtatned !be l,adies Ajd of the si Bonds No. Sl3 to 320 $8,000.00, "'" is 5 Y''"'· 'Pihll'~ LhtlietAh church w,dtJes: ma1ure Ckt. 15, 1976; Bonds No. Thr estimated average addition4•r afternoon a\ her hbme Middle. i~ 1 to 329 $9,000.00. mature April al tax rate amoonts to Seven for pbtt. 197.7; Bonds No. 330 to 337 ea_ch one hundred dol·l ars ot valt; Bo,OOO.OO, mature ()ct •. 10, 197'7: at1'0n, which is .7 mills for each AT VERY ECONOMICAL PRICES b T,he proaram for tbe day Wll nds No. ~38 to 346 $9,060.00, one dollar of valuation, outside of MERCHANDISE FOI ~op~ .!2·e·p',~edn"'t•Prd,a~H"owWith :;ture Apnl 15, 1978: Bonds No. t he limitation imposed by Article 'Cll .... to ~ $8.000.00, mature Oct XII, Section 2 of the Constitution !,!,1978; Bond,s No. 355 tO <1!1 certified by the County Audl· 'lltay" by Mts Sim Mihaels "Pray i~-J_ for the daily nf't!ds"; Mrs -.000.00 mature A.prll 15, 19'79; tor. Ctiat;!eB Lttle; and "AU glory to Bonds !fo. 364 to 371 $8,000.00, The Polls fot said Election will God Mrs L C Karr. mature Oct. 15, 1979. open a1 6:30 o'clock a. m. and reMAKE SMITH CJ..0'1111NG Mri kll'i- ~r.slilent, preSided Any one d 1 1 t main open until 6:30 o'clock p m 10 oyer a short bUJiness when present 1 r Df bodsdo. ml)' Eastern Standard Time ot said day: 1 ptanl\ were made tor a rumm&Je . bond• based or for utd 1 . !!;· :.-~e!' :.'! th e Board of Eire· !ilr tO be _lieJd octbbl!r 23 aiUl :!4 a ·lwns of Meigs county, Ohio. , FALL SPRING SUMMER WINTER m the ch\lrch sotlal rOOtn. . . F cirled in th d I an _speRobert N. Clark, Chairman Refreshmen3 were ,serv~ by ~rs Milton Hood will be the vided. h e a v~t semen.t prq_Albert Gloeckner Clerk th b I cbrur f h . r .~ever, that wher, 8 Daled _september 28 1956 CASH BARR, Owner PHONE 60!8·Y e ostess to ten "members and h man t e Cub SCout Mo(: f~a:t~!on;alh1ntereM; rate is blt;l such (10) 5, 12, 19, 26, 4 tc ' · {h~ fUeltl. ~" [ er.; ~ho will prepa're and serve •· ..... ~1011. s au be one.quart~ of 1 J. I' October the K1ck-off 20th,breakraat for -t he on start Saturday or thl" percent 0r m (] p 1e.s ther-eo . NOTICE OF ELECTION ON IS1 Boy -.pnd Cub Scouts campaign for Said bonds wut be sold to the . .SU& OF BONDS il•ft-t.·.J . funds for this yhr. ~best bidder, nt the time and N(!tJce Is hereoby given 1hal in The breakfast will be served at place above at not less 1!' u .r s u a n c e of a. 7.46 a m a t t h e First Baptist than par and accrued interest d.utl on of th e Council of the ., CW .t~C Church for the workers and Scouts. . '· Vlllagt• of Pomeroy. Okin, passed The birthday of Mrs. Waite!' Sc_outs w11J be res ponsible for Btds may .b e made upon all or nn the _25th day of June. 1956, t11er obst!i'9M when the Bwy walpng the ap.pro:dmately one hun- e.ny number of bonds o! tbb issue. lh!:'_re Will bt> Sllbmitted to a vGte lee the Feder~ed dred workers who will canvass tllc All bids mu.9t state th b or the people of said Villagt' or met the t!Swn th11t day. Tentative plans ln. af bonds bjd fdr aiid ~hnum er Pom eroy at the General Elocliun elude a parade through the busin. amount .:.f bid and a r:ss tu be he~d in the Village of Pomc. Ns seetiGn and also & SeOtJt With 'est to date of delle ecru er- roy. Meigs County, !)hio at the each solicitor. · v ry _ . reg-ular plat-es bf voting therein , A~~t"bi~{ :mUst be a~eo§ied 1056 Gn, Tuesday, _lh~. ~!h >day of :Nov.: . !·he q}testioh ot hsuing bonds . ~ . ~;1!1'f.Wi~ eh&k dra · ' favitt of the Board of EduefLf .·. f nr SIUd Vtllage in the amount the Middleport Exempted Sch~l 'Of On e Hundred Eighty Thousal!d Distrlot jn the sum of $2000.00. Dollal"'!; ($180.000.~) for 1he pur- I Allen KMpp wa.s guest of honnr 1 pose of Construction of S:ani(..Bry at a b.irthday dinner given sunday 1 The ~rd. of Education of s·~i~ Sewr_rs and . Sewage Disposal at a btrthday dinner given Sunda . School DistJ1C{ reservC1; the priV!· Works as provtded by Jaw. . T~f' mll ~im um number or yea:'s son in law, Mr and Mrs John Fuit~ , lege to reject BD)I and all bids. u~cn<,, Mrs Jnd their daughter, Anita Marie., Bltb: s~ld be sealed 8 d fUring whu~h said bonds are to rull . N.eut.zUDI, Guests included Mr a n d Mts dor9ed "Bfds for S . n. ~n- s 25 years. :Mrs. Cllrl Knopp. Mr and Mrs Willi3m Swis-l Bonlda." ehool Bmhhng , . The cstim~ted average additionOIJIV,I'IWl Jrlaaaar and Mr&. her, Mr and Mrs Frank . tax rate amounts to TituS and sons, Frank Allen, Bruce bf· 'tdueatlon of the Mid<'nts for e2c.h one hund;,.;j • and Stephen, Pomeroy · Mrs Harold dleport Ex.e'mVt.ed VIllage Schi.iol Iars of valua1wn, which ill Jone_s, Minersville; Josephini.! I t;Jistrict; Me'Jfs County, Ohio. tor one dollat r.f Kno~p and children, Darrell and . outside. of the lim~tation_ Julla Ann . Cli.fton; Mrs Harold Vu· .-.-...!l ..""'"PltUl S, Smnrt, Clerk by A~1de XII, Section 2 the ~, ;;~i and Meli'nda Anuo.:~r 4, 1956. t Conqhtulion_ as cer~Uied by thf! B S h·onton. I (10) . · !9, 26 4tc · / County Audrtor. . The polls for said election will ' open at 6:30 o'dook a. m and main open until 6:30 o'cioclt: pm ~astern Standard Time o£ said M~KE Jly orrler of the Board of Elei!tfbtls of M·eigs County, Oblo. RobcM N. Clark, Chairman A~bert Gloeckner Clerk Dated September 28. 1956 (10) 5, 12. 19, 26, ftc ' · W~fC...,~QS TLt"'e' OON Mor~il. A fighti ng Mllitllcl)Orl Y't~llow Jacke ts tuothall elf've n wi ll gn aft· er t.heir first wlil in thr· l:.~t 16 shrts tonight as they b&tt lt> 1ht' Ln gan Chi eft ains on the ln ll rr grid· iron under th t· l ig hts at H 00 pm . Mlddleport now ha~ ln~t 13 out of their llll!lt IS gamt:S ns the h c~l they h11ve been able t o do wa ~ register two ties flince th~'~' ddealt•d Rut · land 7·6 tate in th e 11J54 st•asnn. Pill~- . ~embers 1 i mc~slve ~he othe,r ol the lamtly will be mle tb lllt•nd ndt r. cowlov¥nwe•iTA J ' .. • .. .. J~ba6n tb~ 30, 1956, fQr the pureh..e nf bion<ll of nid School DlWJe\, in aa:· gregate amuurrt o( $371,000.00 datod the 15th .., of oetobe,, 19M, ond bwing lnte,..o1 1 t the ,ate of 3 % pe-r cent, per annum, payable 1 semi ann"'lly, ls,ued r , the pu•· 0 pose of A<-quidtt'n ot Rl'"ll Es-tate, C.nstructlon of a Fireproof school bu1ld tngs and additiooa and Improvement• to • Fire;troof School Building and fo, l'u"'i•h· mg and Equlpplne said Bulldincs ••d Addittona and urnle. tho aullr O<Jty of the Iowa of Ohio, and of Secllons 133.24 and 133.29 to .13 So'!le memberl of 1he fimily of Reviled Code ot · w e r ! not ebm:lcied oue Ob10, and under and in f:tcord6nce j tp , the . lao1 IJ!Inute. with a •""•in R.,.lutlon of the PMle- 195S CHEVROLET Paul- t: b!Jin; "Mr. llftd Mrs. Henry Jloke, """on, Ohio; lit' .and Mn . $haban, port l<nd: lill" Bolli OUro, UIOI BottCJin; Mr1. .AIJly K,JriJ.es Athens· Mr. Cittirle.\- Ht1t ov~r over p ur dUe , A rmy Penn. s't att", •BowUn<> Green over D•ale ~> ""'"" 00',:.., 1 Theehan('e> Pom r-rnfurPanther~ pu~rmwn lhrtr Sot! lillie. In the Hck- 1Coach , . 13 expected to opthe SEO fl ld offMsive th Alex CJ)o plays Wide open on tht" lull' loni~~ht at Palht>r Sta·: e • Plnthers aftnte lat I*' t!'n up hu baa: of offeruive tritb W ll, wltti J ohn.o9n eX'peei.ed to do> 1 on the line toni g ht 1<1 p,. 1uh rr S!a . i to 153 p!tr man I tonight against the lronmen, p Mty of. tJeld fadtwn iro'lm err und~r tht• lights I . I How&wer, Jtc;ki&o~J has Jackson too has been un•mp~ C®ld jlow tq> their t!tn~ the 1 •'Jy to• o~.t 8:00 o'clock . It will bL· the fin;t a .'YhP cal Slaught.r C:OflcMd ham 3ive ufftmslvely kl thei.r itrat twO other Hand Pometo"' 1 l · one, · 11ed tour plots Jn tbreeungimes,.. gamf or the H•ason fnr the 1 Wll h d b.t • charging f~•rils aNI ga mes u th ey score d only 1 P-a nt hel"s, who ha\·e won three non h•r. backs.onIt the It their but · last Aweek in the. ,nd tb. e Panthers stlek .... ~-'·"y to' c pe runn to getngfhe lump p h '~-• aeep;..A ·i-.[:J.:!iE · Will eague in n row . hu t it will lh .aga1nst t ell!! exp ...... edfor lll the on otfehse . !l:o .a 1 l>e a._ cru.rial one .'lince bot h Pome-~~~ up front, an4 they ,....,..., to~hdowns as Quarterback Elvin ftcl~. w:i!Ch no~ t!'ttrlll decided running Johnson led the waF . J0b~on is J)p.l;.~lty, mtj:lit lie1P fM tllan~s roy and Jacks.on ?.I e tahlw~l as warM concentt.te tt.alr two or the tl·ams tc br•a t in the : gf tht outtlde, ..., the play an a ll SEQ from .lui: year of the Pl:lntheh with big 0 1 b anther Mensfve SEO Jeagu~; race end. is a fine pa:~ser and Is a]st) 1 weigh advaJlltage ::•Y e II key to the outcoftM of 1 threat rrom the T wltb hla runnin1 · Thf II~MUJ~: ' Lalft year the two clubs lwrl for 1 p~. 1 on opt1on play!!. Another fine ruh• the tit le as Jack ~Jrl h~at thf' PanB th . . I ne r and a threat is 1:5~ lb hallno r"liY w •:Jt lht"Ou-:ch th e rc ot of tht> , Ic u hn s roll~ up '7-6 wins ha lfb. k 8 11 Fyfr 0 are ' L miMrt CC 1" LT 110 L•ncrr md Jlu:·k!>-,m 'rEve rt (;rrdt•nfu•ld ami Portt,mouth e and fulliback WBU-nltl liS LG lSS Fax ng up•t' l bv the Neisunvlllr 'w:nk I then w:.llopcd A Up frollt the top •tar irr tHe ti1y 175 C 1j0 Clttritntl Hounds. l'omf'roy n,.w 1 ' e }Y a 25·6 Lally . Jackson wall 20& llG 150 fllrlce 1· ta(kl 227 1 gonP. unbelat t n Ill then 10 I l'orneroy ha , a 26 12 wm over Paul Lavender, who 1..: ItT Ivan. games only a 1313 t1c w1th 1 \yahamn, a 19· 7 marg 1n ovllr pounds, and WIJ6 an All SEO Smith u,,'IIJ II!150 Terry Belpre as a blemhh Jacks11n 1n ;md a weak 13-0 wm nnd teal1) choice at eente-r laS( S,;.neK 14D Qi the other band unctt>r Coach Gf'ne over BC>Ipr e. • )ear. ral'l Coyan is another star Hem\l HB 155 CC:illitt' has won 29 out of their 1 at end whtle 1 uards D nnt F , ey l40 Ha 145 games havu1g h-ad a wtn Panthers s-trictly and Price are mng S'!:rt!ak ur 26 m a row gomg be"'n an offensive team '" wm- ] players Slauettter mak I ~ before Josmg to Nelsonvill e last: n1ng lhl ee opening t•nles changes on defense year by a 26·6 B<"Ore. Howevt'r, Pnmaroy does have one will not have halfback' R: E of the lop back~ in thia aree in line available for -Qn h • er w:-~ Tonltht'• game will find , a 2Hi pounrl Jlm 1or Hawthorne who E l.i i b:olt t5 game. much bl~r Panth•r line pitted h~; scnr!:'d all but fwo of t:e ~th':~e ved a. ken., pose lD 9 agtlnst the- hard qharglng, but roy's touchdowns 10 runnl.na up and o<ldl ::;me 1n ~ fu'lt half smaller lronma.n JGrward wall. The 45 points. Howe\"N, tbe l>anlhers df'nt tha{firedQtlgh lt IS thts inetPanthe" actually ha¥e an .dg~ hove a very capable quartel1back I th e ~econd h 1r"P th ~ lron,men in of 26 pounth ptlr rnan. In th~ for· m Don Smith and have good run- hi : Coller wdl take 1 ward w.tll at Pomeroy'• line aver- ners in Jwun y Joe Hemsley Rod· ~heac;eon e ense , _ • .,.. lit to olilly 162 for the Jac;k. ney Sprnr('r and Danny so · portant a!f'rr th!.a' play an im· of ttl 11 -==c::.='=" eCOLLINS JEWtlRY ST ORE Where Your Confidence Is Jusllfled E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. �--- ... - • .. • - ·-~~·..·-- ' _ ,.. : at o&. ... - - - - . ·-- ----- -- ·-·---..---... ·-- ....... ~ ... ., - :..t • • ; . . .· ~ _...,_ . - - -. ' ~ ' ., -.---·------ ·-~ · ' .NOlet'-, atJi 1 • i. btodl.ef iD lfiW. Dr . Mrs J B Marshall and family. Mts ~lan Genht'inlf~r visited re 'Watson is •iaitine; UJ Jty . with her sister iad ce~lti)' In Columbus with Mr Gen ht'1mer who ill L·mplayed there. Dally Sentinel,.•Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Oct. 5, 19~6--5 •_C,.Qurtuntty . Legal Notice. mature April ts. 1183; Bonde No. HOTtel o• ELECTION ON 1s. - Tlme ol11.id prDblegu dev,(lop- H II R . 10:5 lo 112 $8.000.00 aut:re Oet. J~. I _ SUE OF BONDS ber, liM, b qu~km ol lauinc 1 JifOTtc• Oil WtiCTIOH OH TAX m P.ntera lttacbrd "" from Oblo', rapid ~"""~ CJ eunlon ' ' NOTICE o~· SAI.Ii!D' !IIII!Oi l~; IP<>"!IJ.roj"'l~~ fll,llO!) I '"'"' .. hmO, """n lh....in bo .... i!, ~ c-F.·~~f 1_.. I UIIY lfl. I)<CIIS OF TH. TE N do, arowtb will hiahUibt a fttii of 4 i ld lj At Sealed propoal& will be reeeivtd m1ture Aji:'i ! , . BOtldl' No. purfu nce of a rtk'liJtton •rnOI.t~ ol fj&red THo•and. MII..L L~TION _ I By o..W of lloo Boord of Ele<· 8 diltriet hea~r,penfertncr. In jhe Me ;>UnUGY •t the o!liee of tho Clert of the 121 · to 128 $8,000.00, mllllt< Ort. Bo<onl of County C.mminlonon J Doll.d< t.too,OOO~ for the pu•· NoUee to ber..,. ,; ... tbll in ~Lite thla mo t~ Pis ijeJ .• . rh_. ..J.j,..,d .....,L Board or EdtJ<•tlon of lll)ddlepol't !~· liJM ; Bond. No. 120 to 136 th e County of Mei&• p m•••l lpooo' of Tho ueetloo punuanee of a ,.,.)ullon ol u.. l twno of KelP ~-ty; Ohio. rT un ru II: EKempted VIKajJe S<bool DIJ!rlct - .000.00, mohore Aprll 15, lil(IO Ohw pmed on the "d , .,j ' ue· llol•d of Edueotion of tho )'lorth · Robert II, Clarl, Chairman 1 0 The Hall Pic~i< Reuni<HI W05 Mel&• County tn Mlddloport, O>io, !Iondo ~o. 137 to tt4 N ,OOO.OO. rna- Jul y' 19M, thm will be Ve~oa' Memociol "" I..Deol !<hooi Dlotrl.., Melg• l Aib<rt Gloe<be• Clerk 11. ~on of ulldll>f " pn>Ytdod by law. County , Obio, ....... on the ht [ Ootod Sop_, 28, 18M. held, Sundar at Pohle~ parkbAl- until 12 o'clock noon of· Oc\"be' ture 0<1. 15, 19M; Bonds No. 145 tul lo , '"'e of lh• ooopte of oald l?otnerov Jack~o . Cl hT · : _ • · h t ... .• ~ o ll 8 S . 0 n1g I~:::·:. :;:~:~~~:::. :::. r------·. . . . . ----~ • 0 DieTaRS 2nd 10~ g~e-. J¥tt~Eon I ~"Ja-:k=pilred throW!~ ln~ "w~~ an e~:~gue game~ ~n- ~ Mo~ ~election :~'{;, ~,:~;,,'" b~~'p:,:,~·,~,~ ';~.~I ~>I[ '':,~:~t:•;: ~~~"~..~;~: II ~~:, r.~~~ ~~~!~'·1;hoi>!-;, fealed -whli~ ~e1ull wn~~~~~ l l~~~~ ha~ wit~ Ia~ Slaug~ter l~st• 30 ~roUnd then~ Floy:~arr:J. torw~d I(h.~unccy bavto~'t I Thfl lh~lr I we~ha O~g1e hou;' bu~ a w~~ th~lr ;:::•Y ~~S '~ ~~ J~': ~nl• ~eC- fi~: SZbr, w::liflt C1nc~nnah oYer Colieie of Pacttic, nenlson OvCr K~nyon Sou · · Clll OVl'r WISConsin, Mmnc.sota sas, I J.lt tendiJ\Jr Wrre: Mr and Ml'l C. Itan. Cihton: Mr. and· Mrt .Mariorl R•ll , Lona: Bottom; Mlll: Ohio; M". I •\•Hu~:r. ~·· f>orilo~d: "'""1· M•~ ! ~ster •lilt ."a,teo, • Itt~~Ytna; Mr: Dayton over Mls1 Southern, Col- O~lo. Arnold Furbee, M18on, MusicaJ ententinment tot the oeC,.Oil>h , wu provided 1>y George lla,ll, Max • Borin< and Junior Whll•. gale OH'r Holy Crosg, Pitt ovefo I California, Nebra~ka ovf'r Iowt Stale, Yale over Brown, Vanderhili over Aiamba, Tenn"se om Duke, Navy over Cornell, Missi'Ssippi Gver Housi:Oh, Tulane oVer f''~ s.cAA.~LO!ftt . ' 1954'PlYMOUTH 210, 2 boots- Dark Green &dlo & Heater :Redll«d now to X-lraa _ Savoy, 4 door, Jet Black W,r th radio a.nd heater. ONLY $895 $1095 t.. f · lleiSA'IUj •tint 1 ~ t' LillO '[II: c~~a . :~· 'YMIUI:mb SPECIAL 1954DODG£ IZ Ll1t'bt Gnu{y. Radio & tHeater , - l'owerfHte. Can Be Youra ,For Only dOOrJ! - 1953 STUDEBAKER Ch~ Ope., JVed and White V-8 !llotor. ONLY $1395 · $795 The Jacket s \\•ill he laci ng a le am , tbat h89 an ('xplnsiv" nfrens" tonight. Logan. unrlt•r !'ouch AI Sc rivner, has fivt• very good fa!t back~, nnd last WPt·k thf'v racked up a )9·7 win ovpr tb..-. Wellston Rockets aft ~r \ !l~ing nnn leagtiC same& 31-0 tu Vl'r y toul(h Luncii.Stcr, and 28·12 1o Bex lt•y. ,.._ .. .....,. •n .. ..._, ...,.. ""f we ............. u•• ....._....,. . . _._. th • • • MHWhlr Nlldlti...,, •• •nrr lift• .............. Get ........ . . . , . .... MEIGS~.OTOR .· · The(' Jac:keh ha111 • . I Lyn~ ~lrait tv t's re ...........,,___ 1957 1t~~GE TV. MoonBeams USED CAR Af kA.RR & VANZANDT sJ OliSMOIIti . ... '.. ", .. $1495 Miehlfan 14 Mlohlg4n Stefe 13 th• Upset of .the dev al the WolwerinH com• b1ck to yptet the lnor. ttd . lptrtam. . Mlchipn . has too much 11! round power, lnd W. flgUN tftaf thay wlb battle It out with Ohio State ,., ha 11, T-.. crwn. Down the line-Ravenswood over :Pennsboro, Ripley over Notre over over over Kansas Capit-.1 ..... .95 ITVlee FOLLOW THE CROWDS! COME IN AND TEST DRIVE So..,. . . .. $2995 o~t loda;~ St OlDsMOIU - •...... ... $995 51 OLDSMOBILE ·••• ....... $695 Rid~ 1111ooth, swift, alieni. Like gUdlng on • ~reize In th!J eomfortaltlo lour door ,... dan. Test It yourself \ 2 door, ufo for ldda; A dependabl; car that will IIV~ ~ou mile alter mile of roal J.!l. S..wl ~ naay_ .... ~erVe ng_c· · Ie B Fonner owner lert a loi of trouble tree llllles Ill thls opetlal 2 door. A solid !halo ready ta roll c"' 49 OLDSMOBILE · ...... $295 49 ..I'VIID ..... .... ........ $195 TltelltUe Oidl with 6 cylinders and smooth drlvlna HydramaUc drive Good tl Custom VB 2 door .OOan: Not much to lood buy · _.,::; il""lt all)llt the motor Is A·l. A lot of good AREA,L l .LU.E ·:f:OR . LY ~1799 '1 1 ' PARSONS, lhtC. MIDDLEPORt, OMIO ' • •- ..._ ) KA.RR WEST MAIN ST. and llft'VI~ len In this one VAN %ANDT POMEROY, OHIO PHONU8S CHECK-UP · · · · · ·· · · ·.... TUNE·UP kid. · I' ·' lred years 100o~e ~undotla~," of ;,)ea:h u:~ or IV(> -n..; "YOUR SUHliSE TO lOTS WOMEN MEN b~J SUNSET YOUR SHOPPING ·HEADIUARTERS On Your Dial ~~=~======= m~mtloned, WE PHONE Re~r i 6904-Y I PHC)NE 6904-Y • ~~ HA I COMPLETE LINE OF ~Hdllleporl; I ~atd M~s ~ ~1 ~ach ' Botta dA \. •· •. .v- mlliLiY Dell4r ST. PoMiiibv Oltto . '1.POMIIOY ' . . OHKJ Ser;ies Odds PHONE6904-Y Sales RUTLAND, OHIO · ~~ T!~ ~Pam~•h< ~~~iiiii;~iiii~~iiiiiii~~~~~;;;:;;::;;;;;;;;;::'~~~=~ Paut IJ-1.._._. • ....-..J ............ VICe presldcnt .<rnd e-Pnf!NII hltln~ ager or t'he Cincinnati Redlegs today dedined to comment on a' reP,Ort t.hat fir.sl hasem·an Ted Kl~s&eWSkl of the Hedlegs hall ~n ~(fered as tr;rrl r bait to other Na. Honal LeaJ!Ur t"ams. Series bell in!! odds remain-ed un· changed af!l•r Thursday'! .p03tpO;nem cnt. Today's rain . delayed second game, with lh!:' Dodger's DoD New. eombe oppo~ i ng the Van~~· Don Larsen, still wa5 ra ted a "Pick'~" affair. Dt'spitr their openina: r.lm4; defeat, the Yankt'es remalned til· 1ht 11-1.0 favorit e-.. lo win the s,ries. ·. ·. . ., .. til ·~ · llmllOdaNG liNG MO~oCx ...._ $uo.01 w..~.u,. suo.oo FOil JIECAI's . BE READY' TO GOt EASTTERMJ AT THE FIRST DROP OF.THE TEMPERATURE KINNAN·LOCk . Weddhtt 11"8 $75.00 4-00 · · TRADE-IN it ~ ., R. H· RAWLINGS SONS CO. .-~. IIIIDDLEPORT, b.m«J FOREMAN' ABBOTT . ' ~UANCE MILLST; . MIDDLEPORT Alway• topther- al'"Jt 1ft plac-. . , • theM KMpurU Diamond ~!nrp lfl lnc.tlocbd 10 ~ r.v. .l th.ir full bleuty 1nd ltrll• ROOMS Of New Fumltu,. ; FOR .MOORE'S NYLONS I!:! 0.aerThoIn Brlplesl Car-~ Middleport - OFFER GOOD OCTOBER 8 TO 13. FURNITURE CQ BAKER FURNITUIIE lienee forev1rl • lbtl)' IC"JIIIIh Knp~tllllfttl Dltrmond • a .-teet ..,m- '' l __.arut .. d In writhll lfj KMpllh, Ooo4 Hwt~U.pinc and thil ttore. I $299.00 BAKER WILL BE ALLOWED ON ' . - '· SEE U'sr~cllts redai .. YOUR CI10id •· SPECIAL OCT. 8·13 WHAT EVDl THE WEATHER ,. _PARTS. • ~·~;~;~ I .. .~IIAPE FOR SAFE, SMOOTH MOTORING .... • ' Robert N. Clark, Chairman Albert Gloeckner Clerk 3fJ3 TO PUT YOUR CAR IN TIP·TOP t•nr(' lnViiitlf' 1·-------;---------------------~===~~=~J I 't'lw'rl'xasMountaineers 20 West Virgini a 13 tbe _ Q GET A iuMP ON WINTER'S SNoWS ANII·BLb.&! . A~fi-~REI!%1! CORNER MILL md SECOND STS ~:eo:r:!ld~~·· 2~,.~;e::.d ,f';~r:n:• e-~for s millis for h mg By onter of tile Board of Ele<- ~luotton whlc~m."~ ~~~ of tlon• of M"'' County, OIUo. t -Fivo Co , 1o u ' co- sa' 388•Y PHOIIIE (BE SURE AND DoN'T FORGET) SORRY! add~ional Eatter'::a=d ed .. ~----:. ---~ ·· ...... THAN I NAME BRANDS ' TOBESA,E 1 sMI T H · .... U:r1Ea I CLOTHING CoMPANY I. 226 1. - • I Northe<~ -;:::,~ w ~ ~:nsft>rn Ohi(l State 27 Stanford 1:1 the Burks wilL 10 all out tn Win thb OIW ill ~ pite Gf tbe fact thai WOCJCb ll;,~·t·.~ Is actually pointing fnr tnllluls next weet. Ohio has .powc.r to l:urn and it wlll be the differ~ Sn turd ay ,_ tte Bucks do ·1 f r iub of stoP-Phll.f Brodie·~ p~sal · . Stanford tla:t one of the bt>st pai. 1n ,,nnclc:s in the nation . Xavif'r 20 Ohio U. 6 !111' Musk· •· lpt•rs have a fine hall cluh. and lh~ Bubcats ue appar~t1tl y down Ihis year. Charlie Stobart is dolq alriahl for blmftlf at quartt>rbaek and It eoultm'\ blppen to a nice; ~ ~lfferent rateu~r~n=t~rlng ' 1\_nwr Creek 20 F.astern 6 the l't(lven Jlnds itslf outmanNl ar:J out experlent't'd this year as r·.,ac h Hartsell Dorldl"iil 101t ~ro~l nf his veterans, anrl is strlv· ~~~<: to win with a art--en hul l clu\1. K.I"J.:I'r C'reE'k has !1 ,good. fn •l ba~k­ ru•lll und that wlll hl' lhl• di ffer· Notioe is h"eby giv.n that in p u r u a n c e of a Reic.luli"" of th e Cou ncil of the V>ll•ge ol Pommy, Ohio, ' " " ' "" the 25th d<y of June. , ... t~ v.a 52 PONTIAC .. · •· .... · .. .. $645 ~ril 111 ALLIN AliPLIANCS . . l'ka ~ant. ELECTION ON IS. sue OF BONDS - mnt~ ~· ~)eo Oct. Or Any HOME APPLIA .... CE . . ' DO It NOW NOTtC'E OF N«thern Local St-boo! ~. ftt Dlo1nct II a Ge..,..l Eloetlon to be hold In lho North<rn Lo<ol al tax rate amount. to E!lht Scboo1 Dl.trk-1., Meits Count)' lor tach one hundred do). Ohio. at tho reeular p!a""1 of 1 1,.: lan of valu.tion. wbleb 11 0.8 lng therein on 1' u e d l for "''h dollu of v•luotion. I h o Gth day or Novembe< 1 outside of the Umltation lmpoll!d 18M, the quution of levyln , in ,,. XII, Sedio n 2 of the eJCC:eu of the ten mill limitation Conttttutlot>, II eertlfiod by the fO< the benel!i o! the Couatr Aaditor. Local Sc.-booJ Dtatrlct for the pur. Th pol111 poee of Current E>p<no.. e fOt" oald ele<tion will I · al 6:30 o:et..,l a.• m. and,,_ Said ax belq': an tn \ Ico.,. _ ~ u1d 12. II. - ° ~~~~~~'-=:;;;:;,;;;;:;..;;;;;:::;;, ,_w.. 50 OlDSMOBILE .. ·.. .... $495 50 BUICK ••·· .. · ·.... •.... · $39 5 er who loved this car. 216 $8000.00, • f2: ss.ooo.op, KiCk-OJ.f Dr'lve · 53 lUlCK ................ $1495 driYin( saUifac!tlon. A real buy. Ble, black, beauutul 4 door oetlan that ccmeo rnim a fOOd family. Only on~ OWD.. HJ Whether It Be A.,.. -IIFiic:fitAtOit, tV 52 MERCURY •·--........ $895 ~ Legal NofiC& - - - _ :. • ~~ ~~$8d, OOC.OO, mature April th rre will be submitted to a vot~ 1 ' • ,n s No. 233 to 240 1 of 1·he pellplr of ~~atil VIllage of :;~· ~o.mature Oct. IS, 1971; P"meroy '' the Genml Ei•dion n ' !41 to 248 N.OOO.OO, to he held in lh• Village of Po•AP· ~~u" Bonds No. '"Y. Mei~Y Co!lnty, Ohw ot the i!. Ap<il IS, 1972;mature rrgulat p\ares ot votin~<: ·th erein, ·To ASSI.St At r..m.ou.' 54 CADILLAC · ~.000.00, ~--- ~.1100.00, pie 1 1 461 S. Third St. over ~ture $8,000.00, Ott. 15, 1967; Bonda No, 17'7 to 184 rna· ture Alu"U 15, 1068; Bonds No. l85 to 1112 rn•ture Oct . 15, 19118; Bonds No. 193 to 200 $8,000.00, m.ltun April 1$, 1969: Bonds No. 201 to 208 1!,1100.00, m•· ture Ocl. 15. 1989; Bondt 'lo. 209 to 2lt N ,OOO.OO, mature April 15 1970; Bonds No: a17 to 224 $8000. mature Oet . 15, 1970; Bonds' No: ~ernbe-r, 1958, thert will 1 rJOJ 5, •ubm~ted to • vote ol the Pl'Q- day of be 1 SEE IT .NOW AT Texat 01 1 . All en Knopp Is Honored Guest THIS CAR OF fl. TOMORROW THAT IS HERE TODAY! JI.~MY 10 ' .,... WaItQb 'er Doer d M ' t'$ heart of Tens, but will cOftle out on t"he abort end of the scOrl' Passes wUI fill the . .air dow~ Tex~s way, and we .woiidiJT If the pas~nng delen.se of the West VIrginia team will be up to &lopplhg th_e all·lanes. Fro.nkly, we doth thmk so, hut sure hope that Rogl!-r Chincey has a tood day, 1 sessi~ 'rHE NEW f:i 1 ::s.~T 1 ll .'••~ .0 W , 1 16 1 $8:ooo: I COMPANY C~n th::: • POi wt ket~hta 11i;ht welgt.t PR~DICTIONS .. advant.ge over the Chleh ai up POMEROY 13 Jackson 6 lhll ont front the Middleport fotward wall 1• all Important to •oth team•. but av•r•on 174 pOUnds pf'r man AI we look for the Panthers with Mil· ~ompared to U7 for the Chlef1. ton Lambert, Rich Barnhart and CHRni,ER PLYMOUTH SAtES- SERVICE The Ja«:ktb b•clcfleld and the Junior Hawthorn. letdlnt the way N. 2nd St. Phone 8023 Middleport Chieftain• b.tck• both avf'nga 155 to Cotne out on top. Pomeroy I• Cl• Polltile of playing good bill, and Wft poundL ftel surt that our lads wilt b• fighting mad n they attempt to tet re,.enge for the 1 point lickJn.l. they hne taken In tt.. Iliff t~ Yf'ara, when they 10 mt.th cleMrvtd to win. If the Pant'hei'J ha¥e the will, they can win, tM.r 1hould haw that tJetlre tonight. QUALITY Logan 20 MIDDLEPORT 6 t1Jf J<~ckets Rure would like to bre~ that losing t>l l·eak, and one Oof thell 111 ~h-t s they are .rolng to aurprlle. BtJYS •.:, 1!()Wl'Vl'l", we feel tbat the ·tmck· fwiJ.I st rength of the ('biers wUI. prove tuo great for a ~liddlepori I!:'IJm that never <J.uit• f.ljhtlllg . . RUTLAND 20 Chluncey 6 Uill onl! cou ld mean the Rue,eye leaa:u 1111 e fur the RC' d nivlls . lind we fl'l' 1 sure that Jtm "Vertnari has the hor ~t'S to go all ·the way . The Blue DPvlls ilre nl) Pll&h nVoJI'I, but Rut· This cozy \flN tl hd I . . lund JS il good, $Olld ehtb, poniblJ 1~~· )){'~ I 1ft I hill ~lrt'a nex t to pt, and stunning the beo I a I Ird op Is shn.rp A dHeavenJy blue lour door that's ra. d' t i lt•[I:>IH\1. you can drive' jt for a ~n~ .Y t~ runnin~: and an roomy Un 1d tall . the Roct"uta e performance w;u, , l't. l'le.as~<nt 27 Wahllma 6 the .d l o engine and hyd super hlkuns ~w out or their t'lau r ve. ng:Jil nst a Big Black ball club JH nrre uf the bnt in We!!t l\)fi('IJ Bob Shartzer 'tas Now YOU ean own this magnificent motor fm e hi-~h schoo-1 ball clnll. Nel~oll\'ille 19 Athem~ car creation II a price you con lil!btd t lUde~ad relax In this bl hea llo u11d~ disappointed las t pay. For a leellllll of confidence otld If hll'd top with lt g utllul!livlera l1 lu·ing hel tl to a 7·7 tte by being, drive thls masterpteee s power Bleerillll power hu1 ~<'I' sti ll feel the~t they are ~- poWif wlodoWIIIlibe po~erlullv duh 1o U c ~t in .the SEO race t11111101b enJine. . Qu~id . Young and company · In rul l. 1i<lllipolls 26 "Yfellston 6 Pull away II'OJII the Jl'f)Wd In this Super 88 ~nl!lh and the Blue Dlo'lv lls A quality car that hu pep, power and per: h;l\''' h lll e trouble with a R{/cket Ahlblue ribbon beauty; Modern blue • and ha ll l"lub that 15 hamperctl by irtllllllllty. An out.ltandln& value, w te fiDisb With matchtng Interior· V-8 JUI l l'~ r.a!Epolts must lw rlas~ed lqine purn Uke a pussy cat ' a, 1hl' "dnrkhor:~re" of thr- lealfUe tn ~p 11e nf their walloping by PC. 55FORD .................. $l 99S I All of 1he Logan backs are lf' l· 1 Sophomore will start in his ·1 termen, but Scrivner has only two J . R ·1 P ICe, il'll erman in hi s line. They are 165 t~rn~:~k ~w/'b will remain ~t q~i.r­ pountl guard, D<Jve Hoberts, whn a g uard 8j 0 a~e lUndy Will _b.e. lit ~as a scc(lfl!1 team ul i SEO select· that Hind tc~th the ._posstbthty ron la st year, ;rnl.l 175 pounds tack· backfield. Y tl move into th~ ie. Grah_am _Swoun. Tl-ili i.INEUP· _Log_iln -~ high powered haekfleld t.\lddl•port ' 'tVt ~ Will fm? f:ene Morgan at quarter- McCOmas " 1 ~ ,: 1 ,. back with spe~dy Tt•t1 Byrd &nd 1 Clartc _. ~·. S,h h 5 at tht· huHs , and Jim I St. (lair nt full lr<1ck. Ben Buck-les Erwin ~~ 7 also I:; used At halfback, and last 11indy • C 1 MeJ-r year he wa,s a regular baek. Mille ~ ~G 'ryint Coach Cha rl ie J\.h·Donald pro Rowl r l110 Pklr'tt lutbl)• will ht~ve on ly une lifle HcS QB 17c;t Strait ch-ange loni~,;hl. !-'uil hack Juni~~ Ne~e: 17.5 ~ 170 Mor1iln 155 HI 160 artd Kennedy has an inj urf'd foot, .and bwlt Gene Abhntt, wh o is 11 15!5 -und A......-::..135 HI 170 Strilt ----"'-"':::...:::...~...:::.::...':""~':"...'.'~~~ - · _1s_s •_a_ l_6t!_ s_t. _c_tot' thf Electors paased on the 3rd day of September 1DtWJ ' Said 'are oi the denomln· .:!~.d mature, respeotWely, as 8 t1o...... " Bon\lo No. I to 8, $8000.00, ma1tflre- April l,S• .1957. Bonds No. 9 ~~~ $8,000.00, mature , Oct. 15, IIIU/, Bonds No. 17 to 24$8,000.00, nhrture A-pril 15, 1MB; Bonds No. ~ to 32 $8,000.00. mature Oct. 15, 1958; .Bonds No. 33 to 40 $8,000.00, n\ature A)l1'li I~. 1980· Bonds No f1 to 48 $8,000.00, m•iure Oct. 15:· 1_959; Bonds No. 49 to 1W3 $8.000.00 mature April 1'. 1960~ Bortds No 57 to 64 $8,000.00, mature Oct 15 · 1960; Bonds No. 85 to 72 $8 000 00' mature A_op,·JI 10, 1961; Bo~ds No' 73 to 80 $8.000.00, mature Oot 15· 1961: Bonds No, 81 to 88 saoo0oo' mature April 15, 1902· Botida N • 89 to 9ti $8.000.00, mat'ure Oct 1 ~· , 1962, Bonds No. 97 to 104 , NeW e, '• ers . . 101 1 P'y~ 2 16 t':',="'~-=:.:~:C::::.::F:a~-~I~U=~~=•r':r~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~-~·~i~:1 Jackets-TolnvadCChi~{; Education of said School D~tMct, entitled: RESOLUTION to IS&ue Bonds After Submission to Board of t~~2 $1.000.00, mature Atril 15, I Me 1go, c·oun1y at the- Utoneral The maximum number yura00 l · Bonds No. U3 to 1~ ts,DOO 1-:l t'"(·tion tu Ue held in the county 1 durinC wbtcb alll!b bonds are fature ODL. 15, 1966; Bonds No. or ~h·igs. Pomeroy, Ohio. ilt the ru it 0 1 earr. 6l to 186 $8,000.00, moturo Apdl n•gul" ol"" 'Of voting th ei I IS, U16'7; Bond• No. Ifill lo 176 on To.,day the 6th day of N~:.~: The utln"ted a•orago lddltlon- Bonds No. 257 to 264 un Tuesday, the 6th d ay o( Nov., Dated 28, 1956. mature 15, 1973: 1 1956, tht' question of !asuing bonds 00) 5, 4tc be for said ele-(tion will Bonds No. us to 272 $8,1100.00, of "id Viii••• ol Pommy in the 6:30 o'rloel a. m. and n 1: ~ature Oot. 1~. 1973: Bonds No. amo unt or Firteen Thousand Dol73 ISO $6,000.00, rMture April Iars ($15,000.00) for the purpose l5, 1978; Bonds No. 3M to 383 of Pmh:l•ing Malo, Vehicle ., . , ' Mrs Ben !PPley. ifrs DISUgtaii O(f.., 1,51 1971_; Motor Vehi(!les specially equipped . $8,000.00, msture Si_M~r, fl~d,)l'fl , Wil!~pm M•v..,e.r Bonds N·o. 289 '00 298 18~.00. for stre~t cleaning and-or street w.e,r e l!~.~~~ll . a• tiew ~embw~ ~ture Aopri.l 15, 19'75: Bolias No.' flushing purposes as provided by an,fl M~ W'i~ltlbt :DtJWflle, "MH-" ~ .,"'' to 304 $8,000.00, mature Oct. I law. 15· 1975; Bonth 1 lliht!hatll and Mfs vitgn Hamrn i!i No . 305 ,to 312 Thf' maximum number or years THE STORE OF ,cg~s.~, .,.ntrn Mts Pafll T~el's ,n. $8,000.00 mature Ap:iiJ IIi. 1&76 [ during whit'h sut'h bonds 3 r·e to 1 \frtatned !be l,adies Ajd of the si Bonds No. Sl3 to 320 $8,000.00, "'" is 5 Y''"'· 'Pihll'~ LhtlietAh church w,dtJes: ma1ure Ckt. 15, 1976; Bonds No. Thr estimated average addition4•r afternoon a\ her hbme Middle. i~ 1 to 329 $9,000.00. mature April al tax rate amoonts to Seven for pbtt. 197.7; Bonds No. 330 to 337 ea_ch one hundred dol·l ars ot valt; Bo,OOO.OO, mature ()ct •. 10, 197'7: at1'0n, which is .7 mills for each AT VERY ECONOMICAL PRICES b T,he proaram for tbe day Wll nds No. ~38 to 346 $9,060.00, one dollar of valuation, outside of MERCHANDISE FOI ~op~ .!2·e·p',~edn"'t•Prd,a~H"owWith :;ture Apnl 15, 1978: Bonds No. t he limitation imposed by Article 'Cll .... to ~ $8.000.00, mature Oct XII, Section 2 of the Constitution !,!,1978; Bond,s No. 355 tO <1!1 certified by the County Audl· 'lltay" by Mts Sim Mihaels "Pray i~-J_ for the daily nf't!ds"; Mrs -.000.00 mature A.prll 15, 19'79; tor. Ctiat;!eB Lttle; and "AU glory to Bonds !fo. 364 to 371 $8,000.00, The Polls fot said Election will God Mrs L C Karr. mature Oct. 15, 1979. open a1 6:30 o'clock a. m. and reMAKE SMITH CJ..0'1111NG Mri kll'i- ~r.slilent, preSided Any one d 1 1 t main open until 6:30 o'clock p m 10 oyer a short bUJiness when present 1 r Df bodsdo. ml)' Eastern Standard Time ot said day: 1 ptanl\ were made tor a rumm&Je . bond• based or for utd 1 . !!;· :.-~e!' :.'! th e Board of Eire· !ilr tO be _lieJd octbbl!r 23 aiUl :!4 a ·lwns of Meigs county, Ohio. , FALL SPRING SUMMER WINTER m the ch\lrch sotlal rOOtn. . . F cirled in th d I an _speRobert N. Clark, Chairman Refreshmen3 were ,serv~ by ~rs Milton Hood will be the vided. h e a v~t semen.t prq_Albert Gloeckner Clerk th b I cbrur f h . r .~ever, that wher, 8 Daled _september 28 1956 CASH BARR, Owner PHONE 60!8·Y e ostess to ten "members and h man t e Cub SCout Mo(: f~a:t~!on;alh1ntereM; rate is blt;l such (10) 5, 12, 19, 26, 4 tc ' · {h~ fUeltl. ~" [ er.; ~ho will prepa're and serve •· ..... ~1011. s au be one.quart~ of 1 J. I' October the K1ck-off 20th,breakraat for -t he on start Saturday or thl" percent 0r m (] p 1e.s ther-eo . NOTICE OF ELECTION ON IS1 Boy -.pnd Cub Scouts campaign for Said bonds wut be sold to the . .SU& OF BONDS il•ft-t.·.J . funds for this yhr. ~best bidder, nt the time and N(!tJce Is hereoby given 1hal in The breakfast will be served at place above at not less 1!' u .r s u a n c e of a. 7.46 a m a t t h e First Baptist than par and accrued interest d.utl on of th e Council of the ., CW .t~C Church for the workers and Scouts. . '· Vlllagt• of Pomeroy. Okin, passed The birthday of Mrs. Waite!' Sc_outs w11J be res ponsible for Btds may .b e made upon all or nn the _25th day of June. 1956, t11er obst!i'9M when the Bwy walpng the ap.pro:dmately one hun- e.ny number of bonds o! tbb issue. lh!:'_re Will bt> Sllbmitted to a vGte lee the Feder~ed dred workers who will canvass tllc All bids mu.9t state th b or the people of said Villagt' or met the t!Swn th11t day. Tentative plans ln. af bonds bjd fdr aiid ~hnum er Pom eroy at the General Elocliun elude a parade through the busin. amount .:.f bid and a r:ss tu be he~d in the Village of Pomc. Ns seetiGn and also & SeOtJt With 'est to date of delle ecru er- roy. Meigs County, !)hio at the each solicitor. · v ry _ . reg-ular plat-es bf voting therein , A~~t"bi~{ :mUst be a~eo§ied 1056 Gn, Tuesday, _lh~. ~!h >day of :Nov.: . !·he q}testioh ot hsuing bonds . ~ . ~;1!1'f.Wi~ eh&k dra · ' favitt of the Board of EduefLf .·. f nr SIUd Vtllage in the amount the Middleport Exempted Sch~l 'Of On e Hundred Eighty Thousal!d Distrlot jn the sum of $2000.00. Dollal"'!; ($180.000.~) for 1he pur- I Allen KMpp wa.s guest of honnr 1 pose of Construction of S:ani(..Bry at a b.irthday dinner given sunday 1 The ~rd. of Education of s·~i~ Sewr_rs and . Sewage Disposal at a btrthday dinner given Sunda . School DistJ1C{ reservC1; the priV!· Works as provtded by Jaw. . T~f' mll ~im um number or yea:'s son in law, Mr and Mrs John Fuit~ , lege to reject BD)I and all bids. u~cn<,, Mrs Jnd their daughter, Anita Marie., Bltb: s~ld be sealed 8 d fUring whu~h said bonds are to rull . N.eut.zUDI, Guests included Mr a n d Mts dor9ed "Bfds for S . n. ~n- s 25 years. :Mrs. Cllrl Knopp. Mr and Mrs Willi3m Swis-l Bonlda." ehool Bmhhng , . The cstim~ted average additionOIJIV,I'IWl Jrlaaaar and Mr&. her, Mr and Mrs Frank . tax rate amounts to TituS and sons, Frank Allen, Bruce bf· 'tdueatlon of the Mid<'nts for e2c.h one hund;,.;j • and Stephen, Pomeroy · Mrs Harold dleport Ex.e'mVt.ed VIllage Schi.iol Iars of valua1wn, which ill Jone_s, Minersville; Josephini.! I t;Jistrict; Me'Jfs County, Ohio. tor one dollat r.f Kno~p and children, Darrell and . outside. of the lim~tation_ Julla Ann . Cli.fton; Mrs Harold Vu· .-.-...!l ..""'"PltUl S, Smnrt, Clerk by A~1de XII, Section 2 the ~, ;;~i and Meli'nda Anuo.:~r 4, 1956. t Conqhtulion_ as cer~Uied by thf! B S h·onton. I (10) . · !9, 26 4tc · / County Audrtor. . The polls for said election will ' open at 6:30 o'dook a. m and main open until 6:30 o'cioclt: pm ~astern Standard Time o£ said M~KE Jly orrler of the Board of Elei!tfbtls of M·eigs County, Oblo. RobcM N. Clark, Chairman A~bert Gloeckner Clerk Dated September 28. 1956 (10) 5, 12. 19, 26, ftc ' · W~fC...,~QS TLt"'e' OON Mor~il. A fighti ng Mllitllcl)Orl Y't~llow Jacke ts tuothall elf've n wi ll gn aft· er t.heir first wlil in thr· l:.~t 16 shrts tonight as they b&tt lt> 1ht' Ln gan Chi eft ains on the ln ll rr grid· iron under th t· l ig hts at H 00 pm . Mlddleport now ha~ ln~t 13 out of their llll!lt IS gamt:S ns the h c~l they h11ve been able t o do wa ~ register two ties flince th~'~' ddealt•d Rut · land 7·6 tate in th e 11J54 st•asnn. Pill~- . ~embers 1 i mc~slve ~he othe,r ol the lamtly will be mle tb lllt•nd ndt r. cowlov¥nwe•iTA J ' .. • .. .. J~ba6n tb~ 30, 1956, fQr the pureh..e nf bion<ll of nid School DlWJe\, in aa:· gregate amuurrt o( $371,000.00 datod the 15th .., of oetobe,, 19M, ond bwing lnte,..o1 1 t the ,ate of 3 % pe-r cent, per annum, payable 1 semi ann"'lly, ls,ued r , the pu•· 0 pose of A<-quidtt'n ot Rl'"ll Es-tate, C.nstructlon of a Fireproof school bu1ld tngs and additiooa and Improvement• to • Fire;troof School Building and fo, l'u"'i•h· mg and Equlpplne said Bulldincs ••d Addittona and urnle. tho aullr O<Jty of the Iowa of Ohio, and of Secllons 133.24 and 133.29 to .13 So'!le memberl of 1he fimily of Reviled Code ot · w e r ! not ebm:lcied oue Ob10, and under and in f:tcord6nce j tp , the . lao1 IJ!Inute. with a •""•in R.,.lutlon of the PMle- 195S CHEVROLET Paul- t: b!Jin; "Mr. llftd Mrs. Henry Jloke, """on, Ohio; lit' .and Mn . $haban, port l<nd: lill" Bolli OUro, UIOI BottCJin; Mr1. .AIJly K,JriJ.es Athens· Mr. Cittirle.\- Ht1t ov~r over p ur dUe , A rmy Penn. s't att", •BowUn<> Green over D•ale ~> ""'"" 00',:.., 1 Theehan('e> Pom r-rnfurPanther~ pu~rmwn lhrtr Sot! lillie. In the Hck- 1Coach , . 13 expected to opthe SEO fl ld offMsive th Alex CJ)o plays Wide open on tht" lull' loni~~ht at Palht>r Sta·: e • Plnthers aftnte lat I*' t!'n up hu baa: of offeruive tritb W ll, wltti J ohn.o9n eX'peei.ed to do> 1 on the line toni g ht 1<1 p,. 1uh rr S!a . i to 153 p!tr man I tonight against the lronmen, p Mty of. tJeld fadtwn iro'lm err und~r tht• lights I . I How&wer, Jtc;ki&o~J has Jackson too has been un•mp~ C®ld jlow tq> their t!tn~ the 1 •'Jy to• o~.t 8:00 o'clock . It will bL· the fin;t a .'YhP cal Slaught.r C:OflcMd ham 3ive ufftmslvely kl thei.r itrat twO other Hand Pometo"' 1 l · one, · 11ed tour plots Jn tbreeungimes,.. gamf or the H•ason fnr the 1 Wll h d b.t • charging f~•rils aNI ga mes u th ey score d only 1 P-a nt hel"s, who ha\·e won three non h•r. backs.onIt the It their but · last Aweek in the. ,nd tb. e Panthers stlek .... ~-'·"y to' c pe runn to getngfhe lump p h '~-• aeep;..A ·i-.[:J.:!iE · Will eague in n row . hu t it will lh .aga1nst t ell!! exp ...... edfor lll the on otfehse . !l:o .a 1 l>e a._ cru.rial one .'lince bot h Pome-~~~ up front, an4 they ,....,..., to~hdowns as Quarterback Elvin ftcl~. w:i!Ch no~ t!'ttrlll decided running Johnson led the waF . J0b~on is J)p.l;.~lty, mtj:lit lie1P fM tllan~s roy and Jacks.on ?.I e tahlw~l as warM concentt.te tt.alr two or the tl·ams tc br•a t in the : gf tht outtlde, ..., the play an a ll SEQ from .lui: year of the Pl:lntheh with big 0 1 b anther Mensfve SEO Jeagu~; race end. is a fine pa:~ser and Is a]st) 1 weigh advaJlltage ::•Y e II key to the outcoftM of 1 threat rrom the T wltb hla runnin1 · Thf II~MUJ~: ' Lalft year the two clubs lwrl for 1 p~. 1 on opt1on play!!. Another fine ruh• the tit le as Jack ~Jrl h~at thf' PanB th . . I ne r and a threat is 1:5~ lb hallno r"liY w •:Jt lht"Ou-:ch th e rc ot of tht> , Ic u hn s roll~ up '7-6 wins ha lfb. k 8 11 Fyfr 0 are ' L miMrt CC 1" LT 110 L•ncrr md Jlu:·k!>-,m 'rEve rt (;rrdt•nfu•ld ami Portt,mouth e and fulliback WBU-nltl liS LG lSS Fax ng up•t' l bv the Neisunvlllr 'w:nk I then w:.llopcd A Up frollt the top •tar irr tHe ti1y 175 C 1j0 Clttritntl Hounds. l'omf'roy n,.w 1 ' e }Y a 25·6 Lally . Jackson wall 20& llG 150 fllrlce 1· ta(kl 227 1 gonP. unbelat t n Ill then 10 I l'orneroy ha , a 26 12 wm over Paul Lavender, who 1..: ItT Ivan. games only a 1313 t1c w1th 1 \yahamn, a 19· 7 marg 1n ovllr pounds, and WIJ6 an All SEO Smith u,,'IIJ II!150 Terry Belpre as a blemhh Jacks11n 1n ;md a weak 13-0 wm nnd teal1) choice at eente-r laS( S,;.neK 14D Qi the other band unctt>r Coach Gf'ne over BC>Ipr e. • )ear. ral'l Coyan is another star Hem\l HB 155 CC:illitt' has won 29 out of their 1 at end whtle 1 uards D nnt F , ey l40 Ha 145 games havu1g h-ad a wtn Panthers s-trictly and Price are mng S'!:rt!ak ur 26 m a row gomg be"'n an offensive team '" wm- ] players Slauettter mak I ~ before Josmg to Nelsonvill e last: n1ng lhl ee opening t•nles changes on defense year by a 26·6 B<"Ore. Howevt'r, Pnmaroy does have one will not have halfback' R: E of the lop back~ in thia aree in line available for -Qn h • er w:-~ Tonltht'• game will find , a 2Hi pounrl Jlm 1or Hawthorne who E l.i i b:olt t5 game. much bl~r Panth•r line pitted h~; scnr!:'d all but fwo of t:e ~th':~e ved a. ken., pose lD 9 agtlnst the- hard qharglng, but roy's touchdowns 10 runnl.na up and o<ldl ::;me 1n ~ fu'lt half smaller lronma.n JGrward wall. The 45 points. Howe\"N, tbe l>anlhers df'nt tha{firedQtlgh lt IS thts inetPanthe" actually ha¥e an .dg~ hove a very capable quartel1back I th e ~econd h 1r"P th ~ lron,men in of 26 pounth ptlr rnan. In th~ for· m Don Smith and have good run- hi : Coller wdl take 1 ward w.tll at Pomeroy'• line aver- ners in Jwun y Joe Hemsley Rod· ~heac;eon e ense , _ • .,.. lit to olilly 162 for the Jac;k. ney Sprnr('r and Danny so · portant a!f'rr th!.a' play an im· of ttl 11 -==c::.='=" eCOLLINS JEWtlRY ST ORE Where Your Confidence Is Jusllfled E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. �f" -· , __ .. 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 5, 1956 ' WANT 4Ds I l 19114 BUICK VB llotdinblrr 4 d' SI!VEN ROt'M · Sabia annaances 1111 B1ro1 Basllih sa far advanced it is a111 class af 11tar fill octane power ever -offered Ohio drivers! NLY !'WO OHOIT YIAU AOO, Soblo &IIDOUDcod cal owne~.' Sl ,M6.Ckl. Bl•cun·ar'~ . · rome r o/' lO 4 Bte 1 ~~. 1.6\tP"" ,..,. . · diUon, $lifo00.00, Mn. Cleo Kerns in 1 M:hOol Chlldrrn and pet.J weleome. Cad ti910·X or inq ul.l'e .;ecllnd hou se from schooL t0--1 . 1 -r ~- ·• "-10 4 F UNFU~NISHEQ - Br~db1iry, near • •, 3Tooi Fiti\N®lED I , 1 111 1• • , ' • apartment , I SpeCial-One mouth for 2S ceoLI 6~ Broadway Middleport. ut!Htiea plld . 3M North 4.th St. I per word. ' JO 4, 6l~ Mi'tldleporl. 10 4 12tt I Fu.. - · - JlEATEI\ used "' rar~ o! 2 cents per wor d Wl·11 WARM ·MORNIN'G ON~ FOUR ROOM and 1 1·tvt be charged for advertblng if not one wint~ r, in very gOod ahapr. room apartments. 8 room dwell· pald for bf!fM'e the ~th of each !:dW d Kl ing. n~wly derQrated int;ide and ' 1 -1 ..,_ ft'h 1 month following insertlan . ChH~r onng'rt.t. ~· e F.Jrmerfy ! out. Mu.st be seen 'to be appre· • II .. ', flci i to'ftt•tlilftg T 5 II T d or AnYOU 0 I -, ra ' I nounce • 1 Let • ,. Doilv 1 Sentinel D11ploy Ad with t~e greatest O · Rates 2 cents per word , t>ne 1n· aertlcm. ~mum ehuJt Me.' , t c'~"' 110•~-d•for lhrii'O ~dol~dttve tnaertloru;. ~ouse Sedu. f'<*wfn' . Stet ; Ina. one ((). & b y i or Want Ad • our tnOwn King'll Lawnm()Wer shop. I eLated. 8·· room anJ 6 ruou I ReprtllbtatiY•i how;es &th. within 5 min. walk , , , I " ' 3tp 1 . . _ _ +_ ~ 1 ~~~~:r~~~. House. A. N Benae ' : - Th•y Get Re•ulh ' 9- 1 8·!~ 9) For 5c. ie ., 1_ . _ -~ 1 rien GLAss A~tn"- and 'oor . --· i Tbe Hotel Martin 1111 a'Vailable. a E>-r<.,, In AdvertiRtng-Should be 1 reported lmmediatety. The Dally Sentinel will not be responsible for nlore tha·n one lncorreet in· U' Meriion. · Cara or 'I)lanu tnd Spedal Noti~s of Events printed at reru-- eJDOpld. R~y-Glo , lriet new motor fuel diacovery- The World't Flrit ElofOil Gasollne. Thday that ponHne bu won ..,ell a bilh plece in the •teem of moi<>rlot. that it outaolla the -nat ...... 1 leading premium poolinM in Ohio combined. And mqn' and more driven aru uoing U every day. But even before ElofOil guoline wao introdue.d, Solllp aei 0ntiots knew that aomeday t.:hnieal a d - WOIIId make Jiooajble an 89011 IN<Jter Bo1011 PIQ!ino, w!Ua IIVjiD greater benefits lor every car. Tiu!t oomedsy Ia 110W here. Continued teating programa over the put two yearo, employing tho newest meaaurilqr tachnlq-, have pmed again and again the basic BolOn pooline btnellti, .and· have demonstrated Uaeir value u tba foundaiioa lor any further otep forward. Now, a -multl·million dollar lnveotment by Sobio in advanced relining equipment has made 'it pj)8Bible ·ro produce Boron pooljno OOjnpoDS!llo of a new ancl~rlind\ · h a reoult of this reoolarclt 111d IIWIU· factoring leederohip, Soblo now annOUIICjlo I ·. Ileal ~UI Boron pooline so far advanced in' every me'jor quality that it ia i new eW. of gasoline-oupar premillllll It 1a a gasoline that is best for whatever car yo.u dri~ , " beat "'}. "'hatover car you'll buy. · OCTANE RATING OP PR!MJUM QASOllti• •YS. IORON- THI SIJI>IA PREMIUM G lew rooms ~Hh ruanloJ watt't ateam beated, a.nd Hot'el aervkt· at lpe_clal Wtetly or monthly Wippel Supply, 2l' Uqlon AYe. .r... .... UJtl~rl 9 D. l moP rates to s,teady f.ueatl. Rates as I 1t U IJ ~ .-~ - . 1 low· b $8 net 1 dOuble OCCU· ·~ ' '10 . e~s Pomeroy. 8 3! lmo c 2 f-i.om.: .I. PAHT~P:NT, FURNISH- I ]:Laney. Abo rOODI.& .for Special - - - ··-· ----~L~ . ~-' ...... ht:u.... t Ave., .r'um~ 1 Mt!e-tinga, Pakles. Wedd.lngs , RACINE SHOE. REPAIR SHOP is PEARS, $1.00 BUSHEL. 8 rini CO!l · roy. ~ ,Banquets, ar.d private br~a):fa st . 1 , now open to g.ive you service. , tainers, S H La;;:man. Bashsn 9-~!k2tc:: luncbe,ons, and .upper partiM , l 10 S 8tp Keno Ruad. - - - - - · ~ - - 1 Phone 396 to Mr. Samuiel 0 . PerON AND AFT~ NOV ll will.. t 11).3-3tc I 6 rtJom Uilfi..IJ'nllhed. i _parttnent , ry, lessee of Hotel M•rtin. . · no .-..,.........-........._ . . With b'tN!, fdr n.dt. Alao 3-roOm 1 9 10 lmof' be rcifPonnble for any ~ebts li BLU£ \WNTER COAT. t.ize 44 . unfut-nlab4d aparl;ulent wltb! ··:7c:-:--:c-·-:-=--..:.__ _ cont..oted by onyone other tban ' · 1. bl.a«\ k' crepe ' dT ~l!l, ~ ... bat~. Bolli newly docdxatod. ) Real Estate __ ~~. 1 · -m~gelf. Charles L. Mallory, Ra- I S.1D.oo I Call' tf I (21 . 20 dne, Ohlo. .10 ~ lbp_ 4i· Inqutre Mu. Lllllaa ~bdf ~- -. · - · - ) Tltn~E ACR~ l ..EVEL GARDEN . · -:c'cc--·-+----'-'·-~ ' ~70 S..ond St. /4tddlopOrt ,,, t ~•ociric wahpaper 1 1 · 't 1 · WISH TO FIN-D home ror One 10-3-3tc: ~ ·or ten -:-1 r . .. , four room house, e eetr1c1 y, fl · black anrt white kitten. M1's. ' ~>teamer. ,C,intun . fllh~~Lr, . .._Jd- . 'Apple Grave. See: A,lex Wb~ll· r~, Thurman Ca,,.y, Middl-ort, dit."p~rt, Ph. ~X. ~l·l·tt 1 10~·3tc_ - _ - - -·' ... ,. MIXED ·BAIL .. HAY fot gle. W. _ 1 ~ute 1. 10 "Sf:e A. Corrmaft, RCK'k Spribf!l. For Hat-!lb~ ......... F'URNISHED LIVIliG · Bedroom. f. -----'':.:"':.:a:.:.a::"':....---,c 8eaffo14 ~,io.td., 'VJII) t.:tou.. j private balh and entrance. Call \l._i. SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? • , t..;JJ.atdtra ' n.taer. ·1Ddd1eport I 6144-Y 10 ~ 3tc ¥' llater•a will 4c,ive )'oU the ~lett FOR SALE-Peat' '!.lrby Rut 1tJ. ' 1-':Wue ttalf6.JL , 11·1-tt sEVEN ROOM BRiCK house Gaod tt1de on furuitt:.re ut appftaoo ta-te, R\ltldn& TOWUtUp. 31 --~ --;-_...._, . · ahape. Gravel HUI. Includes :J C'!L . . .tf ....., lend, ho.... tiU'n and ""' ( 19) · Bus mess lois 40~ Poge st. 10 • . ,, -~ ......11 heaters. FOR .K.EN"f 4 room• aad bath tnd ' VerieHan Blinds, all lltea and 5 ro'.KIIa ana bath, furnlehed 1 eolors. Free e~:tlmDtet. Dale a:tartment.;. Wm. r. Gruuer, · lar t"las.1if1E:d rates. Obltuarlea published o~t 1 cent per word. I f l -:!2) Card Of Thanks GASOLINE ALLEY 81 KIN~ . I bulldiD~S;. See Geotae A. Metra. · : -~. ~· · · _ "'"~ Adml,.lotrttor. . ~;;!''"' O~tturiltie_s_ _ ' WE WISH TO EXTEND our sin· ONE WllRII MORNING beate.c t E ""• . . . -' "" cere thanks and appreciation to with Jackel. Holda 100 lb. coal, $400 MOIIfHLY SPARE IM IN;,.,ILUICB AuEN\, { friends and ndgbbors for sym· like . Mw. AlF.o 200 white lOg- Refilling and collecting mo~~S' . PIN. llutcnMIII*path~·. kindness and fi()INers f-Qr born hens, 6 mbdths olct, ·iil fulL · lrGm our fi.ve cEmt High Gl"Ji9t' j , ,. O!Jr DE-ar Father, wh~ passed p'rothictloh. Faye Powl!!tl.' Oak ~ut machines In th.i& arek. No 1 AGCJDIIf1' away. We also wish ta tha-nk Grctve, Racine, :Rt. 1 10 4 ate SeUinwl To quahl)' IUl wur )'.~u Life. c...idty llMt ..... must have car, ·rttlenmces; $640 Rev. Bartch and the Ewing Funeral Home. Sons 2nd daughters - - - - · - - -,,.&, by Inventory, De· ' Real · Estate Broker t· 6 ,.m~rs • 0 ·week 10 bu" • I of Kapt£in.a la1rily. 10 5 Hp POLE BEANS, bring cDI'IUiiner:> vo mg In MIDDlllitoRT Offto and plC!k o\\'h . \1 .00 Ptr ~ushf!l. ness, yow end .ol}..percentage, col· I 6W~M PMoN•s• All - ::--~Roy ltalph SmU , Portland. iection!l will nit up to $400 mo- I ;===:::;i;:j~:;::=;;;i;;, (6)" Lost & Found _____ l_ll-_"'_ 3te _ _ _ _ ntbly Whh very good· possJbilile& of taking over full time. Jncom ~ J LOST LADIElS !:!.GIN WRIST· JiOTATOES JI'OR SAJ..E. Mayfoi'd, incr~uing ac-e9rdlnaly . !<'or ln- 1 QUAUTY DOESN'T WATCH Sat. Se-pt. 29, between Harris, & ·cine. Pl1one 3684. tarview, include phone in appll· COST-ITPAYS , Gravel Hill and Middleport, bus- Io-.t·i:ltt .. , c~tion. Write All ·State Distribu· iness district. Reward. M;rs Ell ·· - - · - · - ~- ~' tina:. Co,, MJ5 Fifth Avenue, New D6moskie, South 4i.h St, Mjddle- PEARS FOR SALE, 2 mUe east y ork 17 , N v'I· , Superior Sen i.c.:e port or p-hOne 6097·Y. of Chester. $1.50 per busnt-1. · 10·1-5tp Service to. the Living Jofm P. 'Kellet.' Our Motto ---'~.;,_ . :..........:... ~-10-4-<ltp - - - - 5 ROOMS an(l SATH, 10 Cole S~. ~ 8 B 1 Auto Services API'Ll!S FOR SAl$ • I \0 miles · for smaU reliabfe family. $35 ---~Ttevey'Finsterwllld per month. See Mrs. Howard south of RUtland. John L. RpmC1.1eU, 800 W . .Main St., Pometoy ines. evenings. 9 6 tf __ ilbbNkr bOWNiNG "-•ttfl I '""''d - --·- -- ____ 1 ORPHAN ANNIE Gfe PESTV ... '(t; THLtiK wmt' ALL Tif ~ 11'1 A PLACE UKE THI'3 THf't'D HA1i1! A DISHwP1'5HI't' ,MACHINE -· "I-- Fu.t•rol Home Phone285 iMaiq B~ CRtll'tEJt GOULD ~= -----, Super Premium In Poucr I : The now Boron Super Premium gasoline hb the peat.t octane pi>wer ever oflered Ohio driven. Ito octane power II oo high that it meet.o the highest predicted onti-knoek requirements of the newest can lA> come in 1857. And aliy car new on the road, old or new, in Oblo will reach Ito greatest power potential cln-Boron Supar Premium. It wiU be the otaqdard in Ohio againSt which all o~r autoinoti~ gasolines are meaoured. Tho graph above ahows ·hOW"'Iew Boron cotnparea with preoant premium 011 Uae baaia of octene po-l .-Dn• 1951 OLDSJLA,.OSILE "R8" 2 dr Se· dan. H~dr'am'allc ·driVe. A rruii .pertortrier. STM.Ofl BI~eU:liar's, Pomeroy. 10 4 6te 1956 BUICK ROADMASTER • .2 dr. Riviera Cpe . Power steerlng, brakes, seat, and SAVE! ! Blaettnar'fi windows. Po~roy . 10 4 81c Jg~-0-CH_E_VR _O__L_E_T-,V8__,2:.:10~2 Super Prendum in Smootlinftal New Boron Super Premium sets a new otandard of eqino amootlmeu unottoinable till DO... Super Premium in Bn,gia ClctJnlinual Because of the elean·huminr ehuacteriotico of BolOn Supar Premium, enaine depoaito will bt reduced to a point whore tbe life of vital oorins part& will bt ;natl,y atendod. VoJ.e life, for eumple, II so much incnued' Uaat llOIDp-.ial lo kept hilb for tbouianda of atra • I• MY dr. DO~ Sedan. Power. Glide. Almo.st like . r.ew. $1.. 69:S.OO Blaettnar's Ponte· roy. 10 4 ' , , iUi.LDOZilf, I baremmts and poitds. P. M. CowderY, . Lon' uottOm. fS 291! For litre for G-OT ONE JUST ete LIKE MINE I'IANUT8 '1 \ '\tl ~ ' ~· I mn... Sillier Premium In Acid Rcduction I With Boroft Supar l'remiwq, rinl ....,Odut to acid atitit I can be reduced u mucll u 45% under tbiJ.li, ttop.• .., driving conditiona This bu been domonotrated by ~ active pilton rillll teot.o in wblch 'Geiler cotifttez. ~ 'be amount of metal worn hom Uae r~np,_ ABBIE AND SLATS "• "· II' TilE ()!ILY SAFf WAY · 1t) $ft ~sr tHAT 0100 o< -~ · E~ ISM ms 'IJN)ON .'1 GOOD• 6000 QICXWicl ro 'lO.I Af.ICJfuf;H) · -ca.A: Super Premium in Anti·Knoci Comt»ound/ New ElofOil Supar Premium Ia inade , with cootl,y aviation anti-knock oom: · pound rather than the common . "motor" tYII" used in otbar ruolllu!t!. Thlo ia the oame anti-knock conlpound ~ makinc modern aviation a-Jine. . tfll.t lll&d in mak.,::::.ble super This major adoanco in BolOn pooline premitDD po-. omoothneu, ud tllfM for all Obio motorilta · ~to · ' , . ..' " ' Best for whatever cor you dril!ll , :. .·SOHIO -best (fiT wlu!te(Jer car you 'II bl,yi< .. .• : . ' Special Announcemen"tt "~'••• ol Sohio X-~t~M ,.,..,un, liar i.,t bftn roitld-IG·o - ·ojj,.W.. hilhl r ' ..... -.._·· ~ . -· \ ·' ·---- ------- -.·..·-·"' .. ···---~- ··- ·· ·~··-~·-"" . ···~-- ......_... WINNIE BY BRANNER .Kr THE. S4fo"E. TIME, SQliJU<E A lOT Of .AOn.IN13 wmr l"rrAT WII'N.E "' _.,. , . . , ,• .A NO OAM6/ �f" -· , __ .. 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 5, 1956 ' WANT 4Ds I l 19114 BUICK VB llotdinblrr 4 d' SI!VEN ROt'M · Sabia annaances 1111 B1ro1 Basllih sa far advanced it is a111 class af 11tar fill octane power ever -offered Ohio drivers! NLY !'WO OHOIT YIAU AOO, Soblo &IIDOUDcod cal owne~.' Sl ,M6.Ckl. Bl•cun·ar'~ . · rome r o/' lO 4 Bte 1 ~~. 1.6\tP"" ,..,. . · diUon, $lifo00.00, Mn. Cleo Kerns in 1 M:hOol Chlldrrn and pet.J weleome. Cad ti910·X or inq ul.l'e .;ecllnd hou se from schooL t0--1 . 1 -r ~- ·• "-10 4 F UNFU~NISHEQ - Br~db1iry, near • •, 3Tooi Fiti\N®lED I , 1 111 1• • , ' • apartment , I SpeCial-One mouth for 2S ceoLI 6~ Broadway Middleport. ut!Htiea plld . 3M North 4.th St. I per word. ' JO 4, 6l~ Mi'tldleporl. 10 4 12tt I Fu.. - · - JlEATEI\ used "' rar~ o! 2 cents per wor d Wl·11 WARM ·MORNIN'G ON~ FOUR ROOM and 1 1·tvt be charged for advertblng if not one wint~ r, in very gOod ahapr. room apartments. 8 room dwell· pald for bf!fM'e the ~th of each !:dW d Kl ing. n~wly derQrated int;ide and ' 1 -1 ..,_ ft'h 1 month following insertlan . ChH~r onng'rt.t. ~· e F.Jrmerfy ! out. Mu.st be seen 'to be appre· • II .. ', flci i to'ftt•tlilftg T 5 II T d or AnYOU 0 I -, ra ' I nounce • 1 Let • ,. Doilv 1 Sentinel D11ploy Ad with t~e greatest O · Rates 2 cents per word , t>ne 1n· aertlcm. ~mum ehuJt Me.' , t c'~"' 110•~-d•for lhrii'O ~dol~dttve tnaertloru;. ~ouse Sedu. f'<*wfn' . Stet ; Ina. one ((). & b y i or Want Ad • our tnOwn King'll Lawnm()Wer shop. I eLated. 8·· room anJ 6 ruou I ReprtllbtatiY•i how;es &th. within 5 min. walk , , , I " ' 3tp 1 . . _ _ +_ ~ 1 ~~~~:r~~~. House. A. N Benae ' : - Th•y Get Re•ulh ' 9- 1 8·!~ 9) For 5c. ie ., 1_ . _ -~ 1 rien GLAss A~tn"- and 'oor . --· i Tbe Hotel Martin 1111 a'Vailable. a E>-r<.,, In AdvertiRtng-Should be 1 reported lmmediatety. The Dally Sentinel will not be responsible for nlore tha·n one lncorreet in· U' Meriion. · Cara or 'I)lanu tnd Spedal Noti~s of Events printed at reru-- eJDOpld. R~y-Glo , lriet new motor fuel diacovery- The World't Flrit ElofOil Gasollne. Thday that ponHne bu won ..,ell a bilh plece in the •teem of moi<>rlot. that it outaolla the -nat ...... 1 leading premium poolinM in Ohio combined. And mqn' and more driven aru uoing U every day. But even before ElofOil guoline wao introdue.d, Solllp aei 0ntiots knew that aomeday t.:hnieal a d - WOIIId make Jiooajble an 89011 IN<Jter Bo1011 PIQ!ino, w!Ua IIVjiD greater benefits lor every car. Tiu!t oomedsy Ia 110W here. Continued teating programa over the put two yearo, employing tho newest meaaurilqr tachnlq-, have pmed again and again the basic BolOn pooline btnellti, .and· have demonstrated Uaeir value u tba foundaiioa lor any further otep forward. Now, a -multl·million dollar lnveotment by Sobio in advanced relining equipment has made 'it pj)8Bible ·ro produce Boron pooljno OOjnpoDS!llo of a new ancl~rlind\ · h a reoult of this reoolarclt 111d IIWIU· factoring leederohip, Soblo now annOUIICjlo I ·. Ileal ~UI Boron pooline so far advanced in' every me'jor quality that it ia i new eW. of gasoline-oupar premillllll It 1a a gasoline that is best for whatever car yo.u dri~ , " beat "'}. "'hatover car you'll buy. · OCTANE RATING OP PR!MJUM QASOllti• •YS. IORON- THI SIJI>IA PREMIUM G lew rooms ~Hh ruanloJ watt't ateam beated, a.nd Hot'el aervkt· at lpe_clal Wtetly or monthly Wippel Supply, 2l' Uqlon AYe. .r... .... UJtl~rl 9 D. l moP rates to s,teady f.ueatl. Rates as I 1t U IJ ~ .-~ - . 1 low· b $8 net 1 dOuble OCCU· ·~ ' '10 . e~s Pomeroy. 8 3! lmo c 2 f-i.om.: .I. PAHT~P:NT, FURNISH- I ]:Laney. Abo rOODI.& .for Special - - - ··-· ----~L~ . ~-' ...... ht:u.... t Ave., .r'um~ 1 Mt!e-tinga, Pakles. Wedd.lngs , RACINE SHOE. REPAIR SHOP is PEARS, $1.00 BUSHEL. 8 rini CO!l · roy. ~ ,Banquets, ar.d private br~a):fa st . 1 , now open to g.ive you service. , tainers, S H La;;:man. Bashsn 9-~!k2tc:: luncbe,ons, and .upper partiM , l 10 S 8tp Keno Ruad. - - - - - · ~ - - 1 Phone 396 to Mr. Samuiel 0 . PerON AND AFT~ NOV ll will.. t 11).3-3tc I 6 rtJom Uilfi..IJ'nllhed. i _parttnent , ry, lessee of Hotel M•rtin. . · no .-..,.........-........._ . . With b'tN!, fdr n.dt. Alao 3-roOm 1 9 10 lmof' be rcifPonnble for any ~ebts li BLU£ \WNTER COAT. t.ize 44 . unfut-nlab4d aparl;ulent wltb! ··:7c:-:--:c-·-:-=--..:.__ _ cont..oted by onyone other tban ' · 1. bl.a«\ k' crepe ' dT ~l!l, ~ ... bat~. Bolli newly docdxatod. ) Real Estate __ ~~. 1 · -m~gelf. Charles L. Mallory, Ra- I S.1D.oo I Call' tf I (21 . 20 dne, Ohlo. .10 ~ lbp_ 4i· Inqutre Mu. Lllllaa ~bdf ~- -. · - · - ) Tltn~E ACR~ l ..EVEL GARDEN . · -:c'cc--·-+----'-'·-~ ' ~70 S..ond St. /4tddlopOrt ,,, t ~•ociric wahpaper 1 1 · 't 1 · WISH TO FIN-D home ror One 10-3-3tc: ~ ·or ten -:-1 r . .. , four room house, e eetr1c1 y, fl · black anrt white kitten. M1's. ' ~>teamer. ,C,intun . fllh~~Lr, . .._Jd- . 'Apple Grave. See: A,lex Wb~ll· r~, Thurman Ca,,.y, Middl-ort, dit."p~rt, Ph. ~X. ~l·l·tt 1 10~·3tc_ - _ - - -·' ... ,. MIXED ·BAIL .. HAY fot gle. W. _ 1 ~ute 1. 10 "Sf:e A. Corrmaft, RCK'k Spribf!l. For Hat-!lb~ ......... F'URNISHED LIVIliG · Bedroom. f. -----'':.:"':.:a:.:.a::"':....---,c 8eaffo14 ~,io.td., 'VJII) t.:tou.. j private balh and entrance. Call \l._i. SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? • , t..;JJ.atdtra ' n.taer. ·1Ddd1eport I 6144-Y 10 ~ 3tc ¥' llater•a will 4c,ive )'oU the ~lett FOR SALE-Peat' '!.lrby Rut 1tJ. ' 1-':Wue ttalf6.JL , 11·1-tt sEVEN ROOM BRiCK house Gaod tt1de on furuitt:.re ut appftaoo ta-te, R\ltldn& TOWUtUp. 31 --~ --;-_...._, . · ahape. Gravel HUI. Includes :J C'!L . . .tf ....., lend, ho.... tiU'n and ""' ( 19) · Bus mess lois 40~ Poge st. 10 • . ,, -~ ......11 heaters. FOR .K.EN"f 4 room• aad bath tnd ' VerieHan Blinds, all lltea and 5 ro'.KIIa ana bath, furnlehed 1 eolors. Free e~:tlmDtet. Dale a:tartment.;. Wm. r. Gruuer, · lar t"las.1if1E:d rates. Obltuarlea published o~t 1 cent per word. I f l -:!2) Card Of Thanks GASOLINE ALLEY 81 KIN~ . I bulldiD~S;. See Geotae A. Metra. · : -~. ~· · · _ "'"~ Adml,.lotrttor. . ~;;!''"' O~tturiltie_s_ _ ' WE WISH TO EXTEND our sin· ONE WllRII MORNING beate.c t E ""• . . . -' "" cere thanks and appreciation to with Jackel. Holda 100 lb. coal, $400 MOIIfHLY SPARE IM IN;,.,ILUICB AuEN\, { friends and ndgbbors for sym· like . Mw. AlF.o 200 white lOg- Refilling and collecting mo~~S' . PIN. llutcnMIII*path~·. kindness and fi()INers f-Qr born hens, 6 mbdths olct, ·iil fulL · lrGm our fi.ve cEmt High Gl"Ji9t' j , ,. O!Jr DE-ar Father, wh~ passed p'rothictloh. Faye Powl!!tl.' Oak ~ut machines In th.i& arek. No 1 AGCJDIIf1' away. We also wish ta tha-nk Grctve, Racine, :Rt. 1 10 4 ate SeUinwl To quahl)' IUl wur )'.~u Life. c...idty llMt ..... must have car, ·rttlenmces; $640 Rev. Bartch and the Ewing Funeral Home. Sons 2nd daughters - - - - · - - -,,.&, by Inventory, De· ' Real · Estate Broker t· 6 ,.m~rs • 0 ·week 10 bu" • I of Kapt£in.a la1rily. 10 5 Hp POLE BEANS, bring cDI'IUiiner:> vo mg In MIDDlllitoRT Offto and plC!k o\\'h . \1 .00 Ptr ~ushf!l. ness, yow end .ol}..percentage, col· I 6W~M PMoN•s• All - ::--~Roy ltalph SmU , Portland. iection!l will nit up to $400 mo- I ;===:::;i;:j~:;::=;;;i;;, (6)" Lost & Found _____ l_ll-_"'_ 3te _ _ _ _ ntbly Whh very good· possJbilile& of taking over full time. Jncom ~ J LOST LADIElS !:!.GIN WRIST· JiOTATOES JI'OR SAJ..E. Mayfoi'd, incr~uing ac-e9rdlnaly . !<'or ln- 1 QUAUTY DOESN'T WATCH Sat. Se-pt. 29, between Harris, & ·cine. Pl1one 3684. tarview, include phone in appll· COST-ITPAYS , Gravel Hill and Middleport, bus- Io-.t·i:ltt .. , c~tion. Write All ·State Distribu· iness district. Reward. M;rs Ell ·· - - · - · - ~- ~' tina:. Co,, MJ5 Fifth Avenue, New D6moskie, South 4i.h St, Mjddle- PEARS FOR SALE, 2 mUe east y ork 17 , N v'I· , Superior Sen i.c.:e port or p-hOne 6097·Y. of Chester. $1.50 per busnt-1. · 10·1-5tp Service to. the Living Jofm P. 'Kellet.' Our Motto ---'~.;,_ . :..........:... ~-10-4-<ltp - - - - 5 ROOMS an(l SATH, 10 Cole S~. ~ 8 B 1 Auto Services API'Ll!S FOR SAl$ • I \0 miles · for smaU reliabfe family. $35 ---~Ttevey'Finsterwllld per month. See Mrs. Howard south of RUtland. John L. RpmC1.1eU, 800 W . .Main St., Pometoy ines. evenings. 9 6 tf __ ilbbNkr bOWNiNG "-•ttfl I '""''d - --·- -- ____ 1 ORPHAN ANNIE Gfe PESTV ... '(t; THLtiK wmt' ALL Tif ~ 11'1 A PLACE UKE THI'3 THf't'D HA1i1! A DISHwP1'5HI't' ,MACHINE -· "I-- Fu.t•rol Home Phone285 iMaiq B~ CRtll'tEJt GOULD ~= -----, Super Premium In Poucr I : The now Boron Super Premium gasoline hb the peat.t octane pi>wer ever oflered Ohio driven. Ito octane power II oo high that it meet.o the highest predicted onti-knoek requirements of the newest can lA> come in 1857. And aliy car new on the road, old or new, in Oblo will reach Ito greatest power potential cln-Boron Supar Premium. It wiU be the otaqdard in Ohio againSt which all o~r autoinoti~ gasolines are meaoured. Tho graph above ahows ·hOW"'Iew Boron cotnparea with preoant premium 011 Uae baaia of octene po-l .-Dn• 1951 OLDSJLA,.OSILE "R8" 2 dr Se· dan. H~dr'am'allc ·driVe. A rruii .pertortrier. STM.Ofl BI~eU:liar's, Pomeroy. 10 4 6te 1956 BUICK ROADMASTER • .2 dr. Riviera Cpe . Power steerlng, brakes, seat, and SAVE! ! Blaettnar'fi windows. Po~roy . 10 4 81c Jg~-0-CH_E_VR _O__L_E_T-,V8__,2:.:10~2 Super Prendum in Smootlinftal New Boron Super Premium sets a new otandard of eqino amootlmeu unottoinable till DO... Super Premium in Bn,gia ClctJnlinual Because of the elean·huminr ehuacteriotico of BolOn Supar Premium, enaine depoaito will bt reduced to a point whore tbe life of vital oorins part& will bt ;natl,y atendod. VoJ.e life, for eumple, II so much incnued' Uaat llOIDp-.ial lo kept hilb for tbouianda of atra • I• MY dr. DO~ Sedan. Power. Glide. Almo.st like . r.ew. $1.. 69:S.OO Blaettnar's Ponte· roy. 10 4 ' , , iUi.LDOZilf, I baremmts and poitds. P. M. CowderY, . Lon' uottOm. fS 291! For litre for G-OT ONE JUST ete LIKE MINE I'IANUT8 '1 \ '\tl ~ ' ~· I mn... Sillier Premium In Acid Rcduction I With Boroft Supar l'remiwq, rinl ....,Odut to acid atitit I can be reduced u mucll u 45% under tbiJ.li, ttop.• .., driving conditiona This bu been domonotrated by ~ active pilton rillll teot.o in wblch 'Geiler cotifttez. ~ 'be amount of metal worn hom Uae r~np,_ ABBIE AND SLATS "• "· II' TilE ()!ILY SAFf WAY · 1t) $ft ~sr tHAT 0100 o< -~ · E~ ISM ms 'IJN)ON .'1 GOOD• 6000 QICXWicl ro 'lO.I Af.ICJfuf;H) · -ca.A: Super Premium in Anti·Knoci Comt»ound/ New ElofOil Supar Premium Ia inade , with cootl,y aviation anti-knock oom: · pound rather than the common . "motor" tYII" used in otbar ruolllu!t!. Thlo ia the oame anti-knock conlpound ~ makinc modern aviation a-Jine. . tfll.t lll&d in mak.,::::.ble super This major adoanco in BolOn pooline premitDD po-. omoothneu, ud tllfM for all Obio motorilta · ~to · ' , . ..' " ' Best for whatever cor you dril!ll , :. .·SOHIO -best (fiT wlu!te(Jer car you 'II bl,yi< .. .• : . ' Special Announcemen"tt "~'••• ol Sohio X-~t~M ,.,..,un, liar i.,t bftn roitld-IG·o - ·ojj,.W.. hilhl r ' ..... -.._·· ~ . -· \ ·' ·---- ------- -.·..·-·"' .. ···---~- ··- ·· ·~··-~·-"" . ···~-- ......_... WINNIE BY BRANNER .Kr THE. S4fo"E. TIME, SQliJU<E A lOT Of .AOn.IN13 wmr l"rrAT WII'N.E "' _.,. , . . , ,• .A NO OAM6/ �' -·- ., . ·~ - -- ~ - -·---- - - .. .. - -----·- I ' 8.-Dally Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 5, !956 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY W£ SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS The Dailv Sentin~l I I i American Legion Auxiliary. District • I. Mr and Mrs C M Hennesy left tod ay I or Columb us t o s pend th ~· i Fall Conference Held I 1 J. H. Cuclder NELSONVILLE 12GALLIPOLIS . . . 281LOGAN ....... . . 20JJACKSON : . ... 1J RUTLAND ·.. . . 4t PT. Pl:£A'SANT . 52 IMARIE I I A . .. . 25 FAIRLAND .. 1•• 14 . ATHENS .. .... 7 WELLSTON .... 241MIDDLEPORT . . 01POMEROY .... :: O'CHAUNCEY ... t WAHAMA .... .. 6ICOSHOCTON .. 0 COAL GROVE . 0 Fimeral Rites Held TUesday Here Thursday App1'0%1rnately 126 mem.ben of of the coof-treace committee and I the Amerieu lkilOD UnUs ol n: -~-'ct El•bl Auflliary Mn a.1-b GUm h . ~.. - . ~ ore pve t e re&la...,..,..... ., wore .11 sent f..... , wee ken d w 1th Mr 11nd M ns Gordo n ..... the fall ,-·•oreoce ""q "'old .. I oo report. a< the Fedoroled Cbu-•, Pomeroy, Funeral services fGr J H Cuckter Harn·s ~: n d son.•. Nick and J1mmv . ·~ 1 C Earl George , post office clerk Tbunday. ' Short talka were given by" Ann wer e held from the t:.wing ~nera THE Tal .. - by department and Dl,. Home TuQ!Id ay at 3 pm w1th the S aiJ fo'ra nctsco u spendm "' three L -1 B lllll Eac!helman assi"lant d .....•rtment W lb F d weeks vacat ion with Mrs .. Maude UCI le earhs Hawkins, Pomeroy S~iety Editor trlct officer, highli(hted tbe eon- secreta , h ... k aldo J 8 arte1s, ~ast~r of the Re . Beck. Mr Ge,rge lovod f"r ten El S S h I "ddl feteDCe, Mrs. WllliiiiD J . BrOWII, IY. w 0 8PO e on t e con- 1 erated church- ps.s1ste by e ev. ARE STILL eanor . c •• ' Ml eport Society Editor- Phone ti079 G• IIlpoUs, EIJhth District preai- ference 11 aYIn.• thls Wts one of Rev.· Eugene Brown pastor or. lhe years with Mrs Beck and her li te . husband. dent, was jn charge of the' meetiq the ~est abe baa attended. Mn. y n1ted Meth odiSt church, ~flclllt· Mr and Mrs Wil!!itm Reynolds PO~ROY. wb.Jch opened with the call to or- WUIJ~Un, Baxter, Mrs. Erma Pow· lng. . COME AND SEE will leave he re Saturd ay for Lans- I der by Mn W. ~· Davis, president eU, Mr!. Cora Bennett p t Atb Special mllliic was presente:d by iftg, Michigan, where th ey will Df thl!! local umt aDd the prOCI!!B- d' • illl ..., Mrs Ben NeutiP,!ing, organist and I stay with lht"ir grandsonJJ while r Red roses were pre:sented to Mn. Walter Bu nce, Mrs. Zcll.a 'alonll by Mn. Ben Neutdlq, Porn- lstrict president, Mra. BartGo Mrs Marvin Burt, ,Soloist. th eir daug hte rs, Mrs Shelby King , Past Matron, anti Past Patro rts of Cro!ls, Past Matrons: Jame!l Clateroy. 1 Hall, Mrs. U. A. Conrad, and Mrs. is in ChlC"ago where her husband I Evangeline Chapte r OES, Thurs- worthy, Past Patron. Mrs. Dille Smith, Mrs Ronald . lilbs Eftnll, Smith, Pomeroy led RossJt.er w~m~ms. past district Burial was in the Burlinsbam Final plans were made for their Smith & Mrs Leon McKniaht & dau JD the pledge to the flag With pre•ldents, and the following lie- cemelf'..ry and . ptdiJ~aren were , is a surgical pati ent for a spmal day eveniDg whl'n thl'y Wt'rc honailm('nt Mr and Mrs Ht'ynolds will ored at the Ototober meeting of the Friend• Nlight to be held Thurs- g hter~ Juclv Ann and Sheila Marie • ~ Albert You.ng, Pomel'O)' ctv- partmt!!!nt ebairmt!!!n, Mrs. WHii-am nephews a~d mcludmg, Raymond a:o as far as Col umbu,; with Mrs chapter at the Mas unic Temple, day, Oct. II , at 8 p m. when sis- werP w ,tackson. Tuesday tG attend J lnl the illVOcatiGn following the · Stewali, Athens. wbo spoke on C.uctler Dwt~ht C~tllums Mike J:tos Guy Reynold.s ~nrl will he met in ' Mlddlepurt ters and brctbet!J having twenty- a birthday dinner honorinA: Jim· l naliont:l ~frt:bem. Ml'l. Wlllillm Bl:l: Pan-Americanism, Mrs. Charles ttvd, Russe I :WijsU. Frederick Toledo by the1 r sun , Willi.:;.m R Mrs. J.am~~ Clatw~rlhy, Wurthy five years or more membel'ship my ,\l d'l ung a t the home Of hb ! ter, pqt d1strlet presideat, 1ave Orme, Glou.tter, second member of 0 . Whaley and Karl Grueser. Reyi'IOids, Kalamazoo, who wJll Matron , presided wh1le th u.se bon- will be hor.Med. rnvitations are parenb. ~r and Mrs Thom:as ltc- tht addr~sa of welc6me with the deputment credenti'al com~ Comming for the services were tate th em to Lans10g. , ored were : MrB. Stewart Hn:ki.M, 1 being 11ent to all neighboring Cl ung , 1 Al.et Bla1r ol J.-.cks.on, reapondiDI mJttee ,and Mrs. J. 0. Steenrod,/ Mr and Mrs G E Bryan and childMrs Chffurd Ervin left today for Mr~. C. P. Gallagher, Mrs L1l1Jan chapters. Mrs Theodore Lehew was 1 fo.r the flii!!St units. · ~.•1 00nvUie, seeon~ member Df the l ren Ruth Ann Eddie and Ricky, Po. a visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Schr Stelff, Mrs Joe Young Sr, M'!'s. cent overnight guest of Mr and Mn' Mrt~. f1oyd Cottrill M Wilke. t p rtmeat rehabilitation commit-' whatton, Pt ;. Mr pnd Mrs J E Cuck The Chapter also made their Willa rd Ebt>r sbacb and drtugbten.l ville, dlstriet Amerlcanllm chair- ee, /ler. East Liverpool; Mrs M. . E. oath an d ramily tlark ~ hu rg, MrS Lee Roush, Mr~. Robert Harr·its , V..S Custom line 2 Dr. ,SChrnath IS recuperat ing aft er I~~. ~_.v_elyMn Uowis, Mrs. William &~~nsqu:: ;~nng•e gt>hveen Mrs. f.mma l.elfhelt and Mr and I man told of the .seventeen days In Cuckler, Raymond Cuckler, Mi.ktJ & Heai L•r AW .good· major surgery but lS still under a yno r.s. Charles Bennct.t, the MIJ;. )ll); W!lham Thuencr Of Syra~use the year when the flag should be Mrs. DiiVis', president of the lo- Kostval, and Mr and Mrs Harcy Shaf1p. Willii th•· past weekend In Colum- dlsplawfed aad abo detcribced the cal unit, congratulated Ml'!l. Brown Dilicher, all of Athens. doctor':; observation . 1 Mrs. J . 0 . Leonard , Mrs. Harr y sons this month with Mrs Wi lbur Pierce>, who h a 11 Houdashelt. Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Anthony named as dinin-e bu s wJth Mr and Mrs. WIUiam Le- .p roper ways of displayibl the flag. Oil ber successful co.nlen!nce and Mr and Mrs William Hart and been a patit"nt &t Holzer Hospital chairman and Mrs Stewart hew an d , on:>. ' She urged those present to vote 6tended an invitat1011 to all oHison Raecl, Bur·lingham; Mr and Bel Air 2 Dr. has bren returned to her home in klru; IIJ kitchen cht~irman. 1 and aupport srhoolJ and the- veter- ~s and members to join the loHl"l:lter, Scat <overs. Bradhury • Of Obligation Night wa~ Might of Columbu& WIIS afts bJUs. Jn eonclusion she spoke tal U8;'t at a reteption in the Mrs Welby Whale), and Miss Mar.Mrs. Hcll'n Swi sher, Middlepor.t, S Thursday evening and . gueS1 of his autu and of tbe importaaee , of attending cburth social roo1118 ,foUowJng ilyn Grueser, Columbus; Freder"'"""''" tu Lone of'inish. and Mrs fo;dn a Johnson , Syeamore, • !' and Mrs. Charles Buck, chW"th IDa body and of aending a the meeting, Mr!. DavJJ also an- ICk and Dale Whaley, Chillicothe; ments were terved after the roati. repr~eat.ative to Girls' State.. biUnced her committees who had Mr and Mrs D 0 Whaley, DowningOhio, arP g reat grandparents of ton; Mr and M111 Fred Graij, Mrs the nt>w bahv son of Mr and Mrs 'ing. Hostesses were "Ch'ld w If II th worked to m k th I Bel\'edere Hardtop 1 A birthday party was held Tbur- Brewington, Mrs. Oharles and Mrs Clarence Might Sr e are was e topic: of il e ,.e con eri!!~Ci! a Bessie Bland and Mrs Addie NeiWilliam Sw1 shrr. The haby h a 6 lora! owner . .CLeen &: been named William David and sday afternoon a! the home of Mrs Mrs. John Lyons and Mr~. Bradbury and Mrs Theodore L~ IM'rs. Wibon Karr of Athens who JUCteSS. kirk, Nelsonville. was born two davs artcr the hHth- John Lyons for members ~ or the Criswell . Autumn colon were hew were Sunday dinner gusts of Utied the u~its t.o observ.e the Mrs W E Slater, Glouster Mrs da f h' t I B B Cl for the refreshment labl• wbleb Mr and Mrs Willard Ebersbach rules of chtld welfare atd. She FoUowtng the benediction bY Customline 2 dr. R & Y o Ill ma crna Mranrlfather, .usy, ee ass uf !he First Bap· .. anti daughters. . told of ~he ne1leot~d chJldren at Mrs. Ben Neubling, Rlllt depart. Sarh Ann Gill, Newark; Mrs Jam~!l COVer& AJI 1,11;ood tires. All~n ttnopp. ~1st Church who had their bnlh· ~a ~ a a::l<;a~le pl8o1rrolnhse aP5a,st paMrta· , Home at 1 ment cbaplaln, th~ group adjourn. Meriitith, Murray' City; Mr and Mrs 1 the . Xema ~hildrens Mrs Carl Moore returned borne. Christmas hmt!!!, Mrs. 1 Kano ur&" I eel to the s(JCial room forth : '::' Ul'rl IJ!Iga r d, Dr crho rn ~· . . ays in September MANY MORE TO Russell Wilsotl and daughters Car Mu~ lug~:n. who !Jus b,,,, n ln CIPw·A cake , decorat ed Jn pink and of the decorations. Si<Olday a~ter undergoing rurgery tb! support of a program for all f ception. The b.ll theme was e cZ- Ia and Coleen, Middleport; Mt'8 cnoos~: ~·RoM land vi~ihng her daughter, Yo· white and lighted hv !lix cnndlCs Special music during the cere. ~t thl' Me1gs. G~ral Hospital and children to be l .iven polio Shots, rit!!!d out in tlle t&ble decoratJo L W Wc.lker, Middleport; Mr and Ianda Frc•:man, and fam1ly . 1 ~ ex· for tho , ,. , 1.. ,,,,, ... ; " s•r.. ed wol~ n IS convt"alesmg rucely. · and concluded her talk with •1T .... whic.h bad •v•braneh candleab"'r, Mrs Karl Grueser, Minersville: pected here thi.s weekend to ASsist .. .._, ... • " m~ y wali presented by Mrs. Paul R0 b ... ~ B liz ll k r h " ' ·h ice cream and cofrce b> Mrs Lyons Wtnn Who was accompanied by e . .., arp who recently re· U8 a. wor or a square deal for oldmg a tEd. dark "teen 11 hi and Mrs Linnie Van Meter, Mr..and WH the annual applf-butter rnaM G to_rned fnom _four yea~ 1 enrlce every ehlld." • green, yeU- •nd ora:., .·, dgl king projN·t of the Ph!lathea Soc- who received gifts from her guesh. rs. era1d Antbony. Will th US A F M De H ell ..,.. ..,. n e Mrs Paul Johruon and Miss Bonnie AI Traffic Uvhf In Middleport 1 >et.v of the Church ol l"l•r·,, 1 n•xt ":hose present were Ml s Charll:ls e lr orce baa eftroUed rt. Y YS , Pomel"oy, JPOke wtth a cente11piece of tall fJowe ·· Tucker all ot' Delaware. Open Evenlnqs Unttl 9 p. m. .., Wh1!P. Mrs J M A h M E at Oh1o VnJVcmity, Athen1 for ,on Community Servke and mwed rs. Phon• 6045.J '• , rc cr. rs C , th 1s term . llhe beautilication o1 eommunJtiea C . Monday. Tuesday snd Wednesday 'H 1 Dlln SaVIH! l', S1 Albans. vi!litf'd oyt , Mrs Charles Benne!t.. IIJ'r.~ 20th ANNIVERSARY Darlene Romint' f , She stre&aed 1 rt , · . ake Iced In zreer. and topped 01!!5 TO MEET his aunt , Mrs. R C Sansbury and Pearl Huffman wa;; Ull<ible to hl' The Laurt'l Cliff Betler Health resided . ' age our, who m " mpo anee ol 'wo- wtth red, yellow and orange flow, 'Mem~rs of Pomeroy Chapter --- ~mlly Tllursday. present fur the celcbrahuo WhJch club will celebrate its 20th an· a d M Wl~~d~er :;,s~dparn~, Mr Shen pO::r ~n eaae of disastt!!!r. era and oraose aherbert punch OES are requested to meet in the . ·- 1 8 : - ' ~ were served, Mrs. W. R. Davis pre- social room o( the Maso.nic Temple. - - - - - - --- - ,;·;,;;--,;;...;;;;;;:'"o;;;...·;.;·;;;-;;;;;;.,;;;.;, · ~---,;;-;;;;;;-;;;;;; ::~ "bt•la!Nl' at~~ Wa~t~ held lTI Octo ~iversary Mond1:v at 6:30 at the< A~e. fe~ls Saturday ~~::lni~~:~ l co!:~ity ~!Tif=ts Mrs Lyuns US<'d an llrtangt'men t MomeG'tf ~~s G~ra l d Kell y wi!~' 'kf!ons above the-eye reqal'i.Dg five' books and mag&llne subsui~:~ J aid~ a~the.r:ncb.._b_owl which was Wednesday afternoon·, OctOber 15 ot clio , rl . , . r!'i en omps o ~ as CO·hoote'\'r" ali.l:ches. -to librarie~ and to ovJd i cen ere WI a uuzen red rose, at one o'ciQCk Bandages will be -rh GOOD BUYS E FOUND HERE . OES Ch H opter on.ors a rons And post patrons as 1956FORD • e I I' vonge rne p tM t '· • at • enttne I I I I l!r• 'I re-I NO . 148 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, October 6, 1956 ' 3 AIRMEN KILLED IN THIS GLOBEMASTER WRECK - • 0 11 Breakfast Will Mark Kick Otf Of Scout Drive I I 8 Youre Invited __ ____ ·· __:_ _ _ _ r: !~~s~rf~s s~~;~:n;~J~, b~·u;i:vge a:~:; 'ho~:~o~~~;~~lel~i:. c~:!~~:d :~ ~~~ .::~:! :::f:! ~~:: 8t~i; ;;~n:'~he!!:~1~w s::~n:re:· H~~~~~ j ~u~ty 1 ~a:~er118~~o~fau!!~ i~~~! even~'-- _ • jury reee1ved in March. ' , in fighting juveoile dellnquency. er Hysall served the cake·. care of cancer patients. She also urged the members to work nh community che.st1 and ·bond pn'lerams. ThP. di~trict rehabilltatlt>n officer, Mn. Edoward Marshall, of Lancaster. Ulllrcd service in bo.spitals of~rough volu-nteers, to provide parhes' and entertainment and advised members to donate pme.s and . magazines •..o the institutioOI. She 1 discussed the general needs of the hospital patients and suggested I service in the community by pro'l vldlng food-1 fuel and medt~'' 11 ttentlon for needy veteranS ·and al· 10 service through edul'&'tion. Mrs. Marshall advised the units t() re- 1 port to their respective Cham'bers · of Comme~e on the USI!! of tht' poppy funds raised each year and to spend some of this fund for the l needy in the community. Mtl! Brown, district Jll'esidPnt. Speaking on mef!lbet'ship said 1 that the 5Ut.'Cess of the progra~ · depend, on the organization . She ~aid that a possible membership is 118,000 wbJie last year there were :n,ooo paid up memben. · Mrs. Lee Moore-. department 11ee- ) retary, urgP.d that the units' seeHOMI fASHIONED FAYORITU , , , tempting r~ aries be very accurate In main· enorlment of pecan roll, fudges, buner bona, of membtrablpa talnlng recordl and correct .spe:JIIng of name!, In nut crunches, jell~1. No chocolate-covered plecet. her lalk, Mrs. Moore eaid tltet the Legion eseentiall)' haa 1 e:reat call 12@2lb. box for men while the AuliUary Ia dif, rereat In tlrat it is ill the abadow · of the parent ora.anlzlUon and poJntt!!!d oltt that the Auxiliary member~ have not bad the exper-1 iences of the ve:tenns which natur.Uy maJr.n the Legion stronger Jn membership. A noon lunt!heon wq served by the l.adle1 o( the Federated Chu•'t!h In the ch..ur~b dining room. The taf))es Were attrMiive· with whitt!! covers and centered with 8 solid ·bed of red popplt!!!a •nd JreE' n hoiJy, with White eandles. Favors were ~Jr.Jes ~ in iold and .tllue r and centered With .a llal,· which WeH donated bY the Pomeroy Putry Sbop. , 1 FoUOlfint the luacbeon, &reel:- I ASSORTID CHOCOLATES • , • tht l;n.,t, fr..he•t ":IS were J:lvu by R. .Davis you can buyl Cream•, fruit,, caram•l~, nuts, ~mmiDder ol Drew Webater Pot~t' Frank Cheeaem-, paJI dl.otrlei nougats-with milk and dark chocole-. commander and the Rev: W•ldo J: Bartels, pastor ot the Federated • Churth. 1 Mrs. Brown, dlahict preaident spoke on tbe acUvUie1 at tbe Nat~nal Cooventton wbieh wu beld ~.hl'l year Ia Loa Aneeles. A solo 1b~ Poplpy of Sacl'lfiee'~ used at ·the N•UoMI OoaventioD in CalilortJia .•n.d acceplt!!!d .u a national ~· ault.tliary ,Presented by Ml'B• ·Mama BI.U1, Pft'Ceded • t11l.t by iMrs. Moore, dep.ertment slcretary 1 who spoke on A:uJ:Uitr)' actlvitie~ and abo at how thankful one ••• and they'D appreci1te being' should be' to be an American rem'llllbered by you. And , She alao spoke oa tbe be,.Utll\ll , HaUmark Card is the nicest ~Dee on ber triJI. Mn. Moore likened lllie Au.Jifary to tlwo willway to 1'81Mmber them ..• dows In tllle ehll:reh, the on I! on her : the crDwn and Hallmtrk right bcltta a plature ·of ChrUt and 1 on the back show$ lhe lamb&. wtth the JnscrLptton ''you cared enough to send "Feed Jlr Llmbt" and the one on the lett, i picture ot Christ bles· the very best." Come ~ siq th.e cbUdren with. inscription lOOP and shop from our ..Let the Little Cblldren Come Uncomplete selection of to Me" repre.senUnr ch.ild welfare and rehabilitation wort \thlch the HaUmark Birlhday Cuda. fuawt FALL ~Ou~ecleaning [ , .fsensatic;ruil pr.ice 9_n~ new_REVERSIBLt RUGS ... ·gtves you twice the wear! Members of the Tri·County Concert Association will have Fresh, delicious candy For yourself, for friends I I I th$ first concert on October 18 when the C<>ncertmen will present their performance at Washi.ngto11 Auditorium, Gallipolis. Other .GaiJipolis ooncerts will be Eugene Ltst and Car· roll Glenn, Feb. 22i Paganind. Quartet, Ma:ch 29.· 8 1 NEW AND USED CARS \1'1·: II AVE JUST!~. ~",f•: l~ NI-:W BUICKS LEFT---IIUSII CAr!iDIES • IN .-\ND (,EJ lin. IJI·..~L OF YO UR LIFJ•:! lranbr?~k 2 dr sed.:m . Ouc cardul owner. OriginaL light green fHHSh . 1~53 CHEVROLET .... . .. . .... $995 RclAtr 4 dr .':icdan . SparkhnH dark blue finish with white top . 1954 CHEVROLET .... 210-- 4 dr ~edan. One lol'al owu cr. wflite fimsh . $1,295 1954 PONTIAC ............. $1,295 n cy) 2 dr scd<.tn. One loc.:u[ fone blue. 1954 FORD .. UWI\l'l', spotless ortgmal two . ........ . . $1,295 OW Ill' I'. .. SAVE$$$ JAt ton pkkup dh cab. Chrome ~-:rille and very low mileage. Make us an olfpr. dlx chassis. 1955 PLYMOUTH .......... $1,495 Savoy 2 dr sedan. Sharp one ow;lcr ear . Weekend spcdal 1954 BUICK . .. .. ... ........ $1;895 VB Road master 4 dr sedan l'owt·r stt•ering, one local owner. Spotless green with white top 1953 BUICK .. ... . .. . ....... $1,395 V8 2 dr Riviera <'PC One t:arcful owner. Shows best of care. 1951 OLDS "88" ............ .. $795 I CONVENIE"T TERMS So llurdy;;;;.. !oot-IJteeo rup ~~~e tho WMI'Inr quat;ti.., ' ·' tbot'U pvo )IOU yean and yean of beauty ullder coll8tant ' uoe. Fuhioned in fine rayon yartUJ to pvo it o llilky, 1lloua oheen ••• and, combined with Rurdy jute and fiber filler to live It extra abongth. Liea flat-, , • 10 euy to keepi clean. When ooUed on one side •• , limply roveroe it •• , 1 1 feature that actually doubles its long ut.. You'U find lh- · rup 00 low priced you can easily atrord tbem thro\lihoul )'OW bolne , •• modem or traditional. · ( w. TO SUIT YOIJ! FIYI ~IKINO DECOJIATOI CO LOIS --· ........... w....s. ........ ~· ,. I • I "88" 2 dr sedan ll y drt~malic drive. A real performer I Many m?rc-Some as low as $75.00 ' I Auxiliary doe&. A report ( f tbt!!! plteement com- .. HMtaov. nao miottee waa given bv Ml'll Erma ·Pow~ll of Loa:an. a past diatrlt!t president The next meethlc wiU be held at Lithottilla. Mrp. Wlllllln Lons rt!poftEd on tbe· ~oluUw IISJ ' ELBERFELDS · Scout Campaign PIans CompIeted ' r....... • NEW YORK (UP) - Those slugging Two up with two to go after llaging the most spectacular World Series rally ir1 27 years to beat the Yankees, 13-8, Friday, the Dodgers sent towering right-hander I!Dger Cr~g - -- · again&t Mant<ger Caaey Stenael a "De!!J)eration Choice" of Whitey Ford bofore an anticipated crowd tr of 69,000 at Y1nte:e Stadium. , Favorable. I Le!Jlon ,Toward Veterans BULLETIN Hospl'tal Issue "- .....,.. ,.. Dodo"• Ttt. v.,.. lo ,.. A talk on tbe bond iS&ue (or I third tamt of the Wertd &erie~; 1betping c'oDStruct the Meigs Coun- today, 5.3. .lY Memoria.) Veterana , Hospit•l, 1 CM~a:_n.tc-o_m _on_od -=-:-da-;:Ua-:ted-; the YanwJdeb will be_ voted on ;n the No- kees u 7..g pida in today"l tbtrd l'entbeT election, was g1Ven by J _ eamt!!! but favored the Dodgen at M. Thornlon wben the Dr~w Web· a1Dl6St 3-t.B-1 odds to win their Hester PO!!l AJ_nerlcan Leguln met ond straight world ehampiombip. Monday evemR£, The e¥perts. were stringing alone W. Hi Davis, commander. pre- :with tbe Yaakecea ln today't game sided and two guests Gerald Reu- • because l<"ord, 1 I 19-pme wloner ter and George N~aaelroad Jr .. this year. beat the pottge~ twice were int1'oduced. Thornton .also 1 at the st.adi14m in ttie liM World Spoke on the efrorts to be pat 1Stties. But tbey ,bad no choice aft. ·!'forth ta 'tb4!!! · memben~ drift". : er Friday's tiemeDdoYI Dodier "liiMf"-' - · ··'· 1 sla1Jin1 out1tunt •P'RIIl 1 ,_.. ·It .,..,. . ttlat 611 ~ weuld- ont touli ol HVtn.YanteQl~. ~ Iii dll6 ~ ~~ heart go oo t~ as fav~DJ U~e bond Jexeept to ijnatail ~e delin'dlitY ot Health. &tbea<Ja, Md. 'l'be .topper 1issue for the bospl~ "' itt....- f yorJd _tbiJnJNGIJI,.II ~ fa. aaved Hickey rrom lmpendlnC death. It plug• a bole: tunneled in hW : ah;o vOted to give full support to vorites for the eDtire Hrtei:. beut attet a buntinJ blood balloon 1hunted blood lDto an adjaeeDt the Korean Veterans bonus, to be 1 ·Never before .had a Yanbe heart chamber. 'l'be ·piDneertng operaUoo waa deviaed and pervoted en Nov. 6. 1 rc.rmtd by . . lnltitdlliil-atdta4 t.am. ( 1Nter'Mt6ollal a...,fltMO} I team '¥tOPPed the fint twc. aamn ----During the ·eve nina:, Guido Gir· ' of a HYeD game aeriu and ranb' olami sftowea a safety rtlm nar: ha.s aoy tv.ra· man-bandied tbe rated by H.. Hope. Comman4er i Yank..,"' lbe Dodgen dld to tile 14 Davis annoulk.'ed that at t'be next firat two games of tbis ur1es. • meeting, Oct. lS, a spaghetti llup-~ Tile atatilum j~~ witb Jtt far-per wduld be served promptly at reaching leiWield barrier .,. 8 p. m. followed with • meeting. I peared to be the Yankees'' for a , At the close ol the- meeting re- l fri.t'Dd u they prepared Judge John Bacon, president of the Middleport.Pomcroy lfreshm'ents were !rrved b)! Char· ba~t-to-th....U fight. Their bta Rotary Club, named Elhtnett Shuler, chairman of Community lea Hayes to approaimalt!ly 35 ·hope is lbflt. tbe Dodgen~ feuSafety Allen Jenkinson and Judge Cedric Clark to work with member.. some rlgbt baaded arra,. ,/1 ,JqNEW YORK UP - l I .otea I I . T0 Spearhead RO•"ry Cluh . ruty Cleanup program eommu the officers of the Club on ~ Community Service committee to me('t with the VUla~e Council and Mayor Fisher on Monday, Oct. 8. . · The committee will c•rrr out a project started last week-of t!o.mmunity cleanup and Improvement and will ask for a~JJistance from (! . . Ia. the Councll and 0 ICia The Mlddlcport Gardcm Club has also oUered to wor.k wltl:l \he Rotary committee on this project and ~he Amateur Gardeners Club discussed the matte•· at their m~et·ng this wcC"k and were interested· m the civic project. I AbdiJeled Baby'S • parenfs NOW Jn ~~:e_~ve11': :':o~!"'~ .F1eld wbUe out&corlng them 40-J, will Dot lODt 10 formJdalth' in tile farcer pork. ' Th , e eantree Dodpra were eoovlncecl steaael cannot poasibly • ~uter tb:e pitching talent to bold wem in ebeek - In Yankee Sta1dl um or any other park. Tbry • CHICAGO UP - Shortly after r~td up Ford for flv• of their one-mnntb old Ronald Bucber was SIX runs in Wt!!!dnesday'1 fJ.3 openreturned to his parent11 after bein1liDJ-1ame triumph and hopped 011 Before you arrange to send a kidnapped, hls Cather admiUt!!!d !be sev~n pitchers SteDJ"el threw gift package to an oveneas address that he had de5Prted another mto Fridlly'"a thre~hour and 211cc;msiderable time and expense may woman and four rhildren. l minute struggle with great enthube saved tf you flt'~t fmd out about Thomas Pa!Primoo, 20, con- slasm. . the requirements of ~he U. S. Ex- fessed Friday he had been \iving ~ten~l.is t!!!'lipected to .stick with At tbe open mertlng Friday pprt Control RegulatiOns and the wilh Ronald's mother, Lois, 21. Fridll.a lineup, meaning thafBIJ.. m.ght at Heath Mc1hodtst Church glft parcel rcgulatmns or the coun· under the name of Bucher after ly MarUn will start at third bue, Jru~ <Bacon reported tiD arllele try of destmatwn, according t.1 he was confronted by his legal Jerry Coi~H~Jan at second aad Joe on Uie work of the Speech TheraPY Robert M. Luckev, Manage r of the wife M~ . Joan Paterlmos 'Z7. ~Uina at flrat. Collms bit onli cliniC was a pfoject ot the Meigs Cln('lnnati Field Office of the U A '25-year old woman wh~ want- .225 living the regular &eaeoiii:Md Jl('ai'ettbt the "Helpmg Hand", tht:= S. Department of Commerce (I'd a child, was reported to have is a dangerous long-ball hitter-uofficla.ll:publlcaUon Df the Ohio SoU. s. oostal authorities will not been charged with kidnaplng in a Pec!ally at "!an k e e _.Stadium clctJ for Cripplpd Children. Tbe accrpt gift parcels l'.'hich do nol grand JUI'~ true bill . Mrs. Gladys .1g.unat a r~&ht-hander like Craie. dlnle WI.& a pdo!c'ct of the Meigs conform 10 the export-import con· Bynum touched off a 15 ~our l Dodger Manager Walter .t.l·ton, Couatr·Sodety far Crippled Cbll· h h ftc she smuJUtled little J dren with J. H. GrateS! president. trol regulations. In order to aH~ searc a r . , seeking to ..overload" bis lineuP some assurance \hal ~·our gift pal'- Donald from hJS mothers home. with ewn more right-handed bat· Among the subjects lii&e~ssed ~ct . will reach 11ts dP.stinat mn, ll M11!. Bynum said she was 50 I tins pum;b. indle~ted switda-bitter along civle Improvement lines waa 't!l 1mp~rtant that you follow the anxious to have a child she pad· Junior G~lliam w1ll rt!!!pl&ee Sandy a public telephone booth in the r~gu~atlons of t.h ~' eounlrv of des- 1 ded her drc, 8 w1th ('Xlra cJotning Atmc.r~ ·~ left field and rJgbt•b uslnw section with Rotarian R.:t- tmat1on govermng the contents .of to appear pregnant Thursday, handed hitting Charley Neal ..viii bert Coats reporting that he Is j the package and other reqmr- when she .set out tu find a child. tate over ftlr Gilliam at aecond planning on such a convenience ments. base. Under ~is arrangement, the near bis property; a ~!Uggestton For complete cktails contacl Dodger infield actually gains oa that local ~":"'spapers ask tor let- th Field Offl ce of the 'u. s. l)e. defense beeau.se NEal is a brilliaat ~ers from Clhzens of the town JPv· 'p;tment of Commerce, 442 u. S. d(luble-play PIVotman. ~ng their Ideas on cleanups and Post Office Bui!din~. Cincinnati 2, 1 · · Otberwiie. the unemotional AllImprovements need'«! here, and Oh'>o t h I . If on, w 0 somet mes reaemblea also tbe need for erlucation of ~ree owners to the fact that t(ees fellow wbo just dropped In on tbe should ~ kept trimmed so they ! Series and hasn't tbe slightest ICCIOo old 1101 ob•lmt v;ow• or trollle, <ern over Who wins I~ will •• shade: strtet lights or hang down wltb th1t devastating order of right-handed sluggers whlch. [)YeJio ·~=!k~ s 0 ~~~ ~~esl:~:: UCtlOD 3 Thomas Kelly, lht!!! F!fney-Ben- . tame a 8-0 ~olt to win FrldQ'.. witbOilt ping 0 ut of their way. nett Post. American Lef';loD, repr~ secoa._d_. ,..:.._ _ wt _ tb_•_•_._,._ __ 1 sentatlve to the !Joys' Stale tbts _ t Rotary also gave Hobert Coatll summer. and Kay Stites, repuTUI:SDAY REHEARSAL a vot~ of thanks ror his work on ' I sentativr. of the PO£l Auxiliary, at The Fifty mt!!!mbers of the Big the Coats IJU!iding in the center of PARRIS IELANO s. r UP - l Girl's Stat e, presented the Assern- Bend Minst~J .USoclation wbo town-whkh was an eyesore for S.Sgt. Mattht'w c. ~1rKt•on has re- J)]y program given at Middleport are participating In the Showboat a number of years Councilman Da. ceived a big reduction In his High school thiH week. production at Point Pleasant on. v;,J C. Miller snnounrrd that there "death march" rour t ma1·tial senThey gave tteta1led reports of October 10, will rebearse on tbe Wll.!l 1 Town Planning Couaeil tence, in(:]udinK .:1 chance tc st.ay the activities of the two sessions ~;howboat Tlaes~ evoening at 8:00 composed of represcntJLivcs of var in the:! Marin~ Corp' ~nd expres~cd lhC" ir. appreciation o'clock P. M. iom orgalllizaUons. hosinesa men, Navy Secretary Charles S. Tho· for the:! opporlun1t y g.tvt'n them by -------professional men and others who mas late Fridav overruled a bad their sponsors lo attend the state lUPPEitS STROKI were appointed by the mayGr and conduct dlschBrge th<~t a court mar wide camps. , Word W.. receJved Friday that it was suggested that tbe Rott.r)' t1ai board banded 1he 27-year old Group ~inging at thr. A§sembly Mrs. E. V. Men:er. the fONn!Q' commLttee might .work wit!) tbi& drill sergeant for the march that was led bv Mr:; Dc.rothy Savely Blancbe Morr:an, is criticaliJ iD Couoctl. · · -~ -··· .tllled six recruit.. . Wlth Kay Dar,\ w ptaDI&t. Jn St. Joeiiph Hospital, PonUac. - 'G'ft Pac1-ages ~· 1 · :11. IFor Overseas Are Regulated Mari'tal Tangle I I I I I I I I I I Reports Given I on G' }s And = * M Keon sent ence Boys States Red • M de I I 8 N S t' ' I y avy ec y I c 6 8 I I I '. ,, •• ' Repor·1 M'mor· Damage In Fire At Mi•ddl .. eport I .. • wtn Middleport Band Pays Tribute To .Sigmund ~omberg aonc .I Robbie Brown Is Named To The OSU B30d ' Pomeroy Baptist Sunday Services Marks 4 Events I Customlinc 2 dt' sedan ~parklin~o: original black finish . WSW fires , overdrive omd ofhcr CftuipmC'nt. 1 careful l956GMC I I Original blue and The Early Bird Brealofast to f~•­ ture Middleport's Boy Scout J'l. nance CampaiJ~:n Kick.of.f Saturday Oct. 20th will find Boy Scouts beatittl on the doors of better than 100 men and women at day.bJ'eak. They will be calling-them to attend tbelr Community's Early Bird Breakfast. This group of Volunteer workers will be doing their "Good Tllrn" by attending this brealufaet tbat will launch the Annual Boy Scout Finance Campaign. It wtli at the Fir.t Baptist be held , Church starting a.t 7:45 a. m. Tbe campaign will be conducted in almost all communitles tt;:~:;~"~i. out thif, area on the same Seturday, Oclober 2oth. One out of every five contributors will attend i.he colorful EarKkk·Off pfogram, Atated Ca>m~•;•,~.Chalrman ChariP!s in turu and ,.~lstes eontrd\ute to- School Employee Meeting Planned For Monday Eve • Brooklyn Dodgers 1 were 13-5 favorites today to hand the New York Yankees the 1 most one,.sided World Series trouncing in thcir proud history. , I I 1.953 PLYMOUTH . .. .. . ..... $895 Brooklyn Now Two Games Ahead In Race For World Championship PLUG LIK1i THIS IN HIS tjEART the ''81!1;tll:. , .. be annoumQd area 195.'\-56 sea!Kln Area etude WUiiam • l A coffee report meeting at 1 p. tho Pittsboroh . ' m. will see most campaips com, tra directed by -· , ' .. plete ~ording to plans set by C. !rlsaac Stern . Russian-born ' , ' H. WJse Jr., loCal chairman. Othef \.nd Leooard Pennario, plani!lt. The ~Qt:neroy Panther Bane~ 1 report mertihgs are set £or noon , Attractions in Marietta lndude Friday night, began the pre-gam~ and afternoon hours. the Swedish BoyS' ' Choir, ~· 2; ~ resUvlti~ in : t~eit ~novel high. Citizens Jntere&ted in Scouting Polyu Stofko. soprano iilnd ~·mes stepping siO'W' lempO style which will participate In the program Hawahnrne, tenor, on i. j,:dnt r~ sudd,enly brok.c into~ fast moving 1 .hal; the National SYfll-phonY. ~0~- marc:h. 'l'he band · n~artbed d?wn an~ woTker.s will bear 1 complete story of Sco•ting and its program. cstn feall1ring S@)'lfnour Llp.kin, ,. the .field and back and went mlo I . • 'iano soloist. AU programs are "' a block fortn•tlon on· the South e Ban Johnson Field House, end of the field. Preceding the NeJn Parkersburg, Beverly Bo1Jer tionaI . Anthem, Jim ~h!e, Tom I prano, Nov. 2D, ·will be the lint Brown, EJrlene Renshaw and Reva , nCert. OthiPrs will be tbl:! Chlea-gG Re6 gave~helr renditlfn of "To 1 pt!!!ra Ballet Jn "The Merry Wid· the Colors 1• • 'w" and "Refuge"; tbe Boys Cholmmedl.ately foUowJng tbe playus from Tucson, Arlzona; Their lng of tbe ;National Anthem, the ROIBll BROWN • oneert.t are in the Parkersburg [ •b and fonn~ their · traditional Word ha111 been received here ·rlli.Jh Scboo1 ouditorlum. I'IHuman Tunnel'' through whicll A meeting ot all Meig,. County t the Pomeroy Pallther team entered that Robbie Brown, the son of Mr. School employee! has been called &nd Mrs. Russell Brown of Pom~­ the field • Monday evening Oct. 1;1 at th£' roy, has been selected as a mem- for. Sallsbury School. Rock SprJngF DutLng tbe baH time entertlln- bcr of the nationally famous Ohlo ment, the Pomeroy band und~r the Stale Univen~ity Marching Band fDt the purpose ot makin&" plans direction of Ray Woodgeal'd, ent- dter having sueecssft.lily pasee.:l COT the Ohio Public Srtleol& Em· ered. the fJeld from the sidelines strcnuuus marching mane11~s pJoyees· organi!atinn and the mem· bershlp drive fOJt the comln~ 01) tbe SGuth end of the field and and plaving tests Monday and Tues school year. upon reaching midfield they pre· 1 day Of ia:>t week. The band. under Each &chool employee ia urged sented a salute: and greetings to 1 the direction of Jack Evan3 took · prll!ent at -the meeting in to be Sunday serviCes at the First their visit~l'll from J~~kson, The part jn the half-time festivities of Baptist Cbu~h, Pomeroy will be band' then formed a stage with the 6hio Slate-Nebraska football which Cotinly Supt. 0. o. Pattermarked by four features, namely, • ·closed curtain", and in this for- game last Saturday in Columbus liOn wilt talk on the new legisla Robbie graduated last spring tion Which will aftect them. Rally Day. Promotion Exercises, matlon, pruented a comical &kit Any legislation which ' local Observance of World.wide com- 'When You and I Were Young, from Pruncroy High. School Whcr~ I!Chool emplnyes would like to sef' munion and reception of new Maagle.'' The part of Maggie was be was active in various organizaenacted In their beh.alf should mmcmbers. played by sousaphone player, Lin- tions of the school. Among these presented at tbts meeting ill order The R81ly Day emplwls on ID· da Moore. were: Band, Baskettdl, Student that th.e local organization can precreased attendance is in reality FDIIowlng this skit the band Co11ricil, Annual Stn£f, Glee Club sent it to the Stnte OAPSE Lea:ilthr beginning of a tbree-month at- oom~etely changed pace and M1xed Choru~, Boys Ensemble. var tendance advance program con- form d a Cross 1fhere they played iety Show, Dan~o:e Band, All Ohio lative Commitlee ·fDr legislntion. A business meeting will also be eluding with the last Sunday 1n · the beautiful, '"'Peen Age Prayer". Boys Band Senior Plav Slate Mus· held and re~reshments aerved, ac:· December. This attendance drive The third formation of the hal( J ic contest~. lnslrumCntal Music cording to Carl Gorby, prcsldcnt is only one of twelve phases in- time presentation was that of two Ensembles, P ~p Band , etc. He aliio of the Meigs County Chapter No. eluded in the "Year · ot Baptist shoes and the muslc Nasa little 1served aa top sc.g11m of the Pom· 17. Achievement", a nationwide pro- song, made famous a few months eroy Marching nand in his !Jenior gram sponsored by the Board of aiZo by a certUo "jntnpy guitar year. EduC'atlon and Publltatlon of the p1ayer" - "Blue Suede Sboes". During his school care~r, Robbie Americtm Baptist Con\\Cnllon. Tbe band membeNI then "walked" studied the alto saxophone until senior year, when he was trans. The 10{'al comm1ttee Is compcmed the; shoes toward the stadium, of the following Chairmen and coThe final formatloD of the even- £erred to altonium. It was on this cbalrmc~ : Mrs. T. T. Shelton, gen. ing was the traditional PHIS. Here instrument that he tried out and era! chairman; Youth work, Mrs., the PGmeroy High Scbool Alma made the Ohio State Band . In his Herman . Wi("k~am and R. A. Fin- !Mater was played and the young scboQl instrumental music acliVl· law: Children s work, Mra. Joe musicians marched the letters off ties. Robbie was coaBhcxi for seven years by tbe Pom·ero~ High School The Middleport High Sc::hool Cook and Mrs. Willtam H~lt; Ad- tbe field. ult work, Mrs . .Tames Stephenson Band Director Ray Wonrlgearcd. marching band paid trl·b ttte to lbe operettas of Si•gmund Romberg and Mrs. Ray Seidenable: Mission• • during the ball time festivities of ary and Stcward!thip Education, Mrs. l.oro;n Sl<rrett and Mrs .. AI· tho Yell~w ''~ket·Logan looN>all game Friday mght at Logan. en Shain: Leadenbip Education; · , For the flrst number,· the baDd Mrs. James Stephenson and Mrs. Ralph Zundef. h - ... played tbt "Desert Song". In the formation The C<lmmun ino service b achedC. H. Wise J r. chainnau or the: l of a Mexican sombrerG, the bind ulcd from II to 1J:30 following Scout Camp;.ign drive in Middle- for ito nex't number. played "Sctftthe combined service (){ worship The Middleport Volunteer Fire port, and Fred Hibbs, commitl~e ly All Jn A Morning Sunrise... A and study, Junior chun::h and ·NutDepartment wa1 called at 9:40 a. nf the Tri-State area. were prt>- cornet solo by Gene Crooks bllhscry from 9:30 to lO:tKI. m. at tbe home ot M111. Nora Ken scnt Friday evening for n meP.tlng lighted the final number of the MINSTREL REHEARSAL nedy. Minor damage resulted frc.m with Milton Hood, chairman of the tribute, and tbe song was entitled Cub Scollt Pack committee, and "One Kiss." Rehearsal r1f lhe entire j:a~t of tbc blaze. The Middleport portiDn CJf the Tbe Middteport Emerge n e Y Den Mothers of the Middl('port the Big Bend Minstrel Fall PrnhaLf Umt!!! s'how was ended by the rluction will be held Sunday after· Squad 'Nal!l called Frlday evening Pack. 'I'bey discus&Cd plans for the 1band formlog the lettera U.s. and noon at !he Senior Hlah School at 6:40 p. m- wh.en a child, six Aurlitorium in Pomeroy.;Girls wbo year nld Donald Hysell son of Mr campaign and also for the Kick-off playing .. Your Land and My Land" ~ rr trying out for dancing t!bor.us ll.nd Mn Harold · Hysell was found Breakfast which will be served at and tol' the finale the Yellow Jac? :30' a. m. Saturday, October 20th ket band formed the ' tetter "M" routines are to ftport at 2:00 Street. The child was returned to his by Lhe Cub Scout Mothers at the' and played the "Middle" fight 0 ·rJock P. M., with the entire cast .F ir&t Baptlot Church. · aona. t £lie.~tn.al at ~ :30 P. M. J,wme by the Squad. 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