https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/568b391d1173239d0cda55714f40ea3e.pdf 6362185564625e89b7bb3fbbea69a40d PDF Text Text ~Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport 0 tld 9 1~56 POMl:ROY SOCIETY MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY South Solon brought M1~ E S Shott Sedalia he1 c Sund"; for a YUill with Mr and Mu Lowell Pru b.uco and daughter Susan file Pugsleys were dmner gu~sh at the PrOOa:.co h 1m~ <Jnd returned to South Solon that eY('ntng Mrss Bern1ce Bowen wa s ate eent gue"t ff Mr and Mrs Robert Hurley and falmly l'Ol'W Martm"' ' Arthur Skmner attrndl'd the Is~ Walton Leagu1 ctmventron m Dl:)'toD over the week end and. ftf accomp11nred 1\ontl b) bls motber·ID l:~w Mrs DaH ~ armer, "" o btd spent the p ..!>l week wtttl llr aDd MN D:~n F "rim r and 1t:mil:y, Dayton lllr and Mrs lla r r) Pugsley, laAI.ER TURN II UK I!~ ~ ~ ROOMS Of :i New FOR Furniture I ~ $299.00 • BAKER I c-; FURNITURE 0. The Brlghtost Ber Ia Middleport BAKER FURNITUIIE PROTECT \l~lled YJ]Ie Mr and \h1.> leonard Mallox children 1\1 1 hael K&rt'n and Man Anne 1'01\J \lol'rl' uvernr~ht guesb Frrdayof h1 s pannts Mr and Mrs Carl M<11tux Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs \httox WCJr Mr~ F:u stace Wtl sor. rnd on Andy and Mrs \l.<tlttr 0 1\la\lux Powt Pleasant 1~(•ktndgur'l f\1,,l<~ l 11HKh Mr~ 0 I' Ki11n v.a a I:H\01111~~ p<~r VISltt II (,diJpuiJ M)nda~ i!td l j1r <11\d '' , \b111r1 II wtll 1r also Vl\ll!rt htr ~1:-.t• t 1n law Mrs (olumtru~ Wil l wtiktlll gue~ J s Fnmk ~uga•r a p1\J('n\ at lloll r 11 t Mr and MJ\ \\ tl llt w.lk1 r and H osp1\al uth('r rtlall\t, Mrs Wtll 1111 Milltr and hrr Mr <1nd Mr' Dun \\dl and thild moth• r '\1 r'i Rlru llunltn~o:tor rt>n vf to!un hu' v ~l i t J "unrla} welt> luni.Jh on gw,h \1 nday ol Wllh hi~ lath('\ ~ lllltlt 1 \\JIIlh" \ th~ Rrv an' ~lr~ ( F. Jlo\\ and tC'J IOiid son n n 1d Mr and \l1s I>t.vl\ S1mp~muf ( harleston W Va \lhl\! d l'.tlh 'tlr F1 ilnt~s Howh drovt tu ~~ 11 ( tta and Mrs Walla Walke r Sund 1~ for tltnner at lh• R~L'i} Mr ami ~~~~ Alb~ t lluffnn of MilJ:.. Cluh ~nrl lht n "'.t 1t 10 n~v ZaneSVille ~1s1ted rt t('IJtl~ w ll1 erly lo vJI'Il! M1 anrt M1s r 1rl nal }fr and Mr ~ f<'rnJs! Duerr ley and flau~htt r 1\hnl•n who Au~tJn B}lne of Lmculn Pa1k was home f1om Akrun whtre ~he Mtch IS tht guc~t of hr~ .:.l~t~r Mr~ 1.'i empl YPd Also VISIIIllg lht" Rill Charle~; Mull• n St h y~ Sllnrlav w<~~ Wtll 1am Puckett Mr dnd Mr ~ \111 s flu,trarul~r LOUI'IIIIP Who \1.11~ I 1111 k end and !\1r-s Nt lilt !1 hn" 11 ''turned guest of h1s pllrent.s lor rt to thllf homl rn !'11 shurg POl Mr a nd \1rs f'a•roll Swanson :\ofundlly a[lf'r ,1 \I ' ll 1V1th Mr, W1l and 1hildrtn Ma1v ( 1nr l Svlv1a ham .Baxtu and H1br1\ Wlte dJn11 1r L.!ll<'st , { f Mr and ~Irs 1 harlr s s~~nson Rnrl H r{'k} 1\1111 11• f !tad ng Crelk daught1 r-, (,lort~ •n 1 s dh Ga lh ~~ ~JH nU1ng 1 fo '' l11, wl\h ht ~ pol1s Sunda wh(n ( hJJ t1 , Swan gr andp~n u s \l1 11 d \-lr~ H 1he 11 son~ hlrthrlry was ttlt hr JtLtl Oth Murris Sr er .':lies!~ IH rt• Mn l h lJ II s an John Young '!lid I Ill :~t UhHr son Sr 11f ( ,l]lpill, mil 11.1Js F:d Unvi'J~rty \1htn, )'(11\lhl wttk Brt1 Jll!II SIIIIJ! end With hr, pJrtllh Mt ~11tl M1s ll<~nk Young Mr ~nd Mr C II K n S1 II I \-lr' 1\1 ]J II Jllrn~( rnl Ml '' MJ l(ralllk,lukht fl p rll1 linn n lilt I rll IJithflllll Jo fl SIll I oy f 11 '\l W Jeffrn •nd Hod"•Y K111 l(fllm-~ York ( 1t) 111 A\d, 11tztu' th p11n1ed Mrs t d fl HH r lo htt home atrc loll! 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TilliE fO US FOR A FREE Estimate Clinton Fisher PaJnt.-RoofJng-Salt·s-St'l v MIIJilU;poR I' t SIJ<~U !\1•, ~ ~ Pt l dtng ~1111111 I 1-ffht 11 ou1d ~!1 !:i \frs M~ Jhcodurc lehew Ill~ 1\lr and !\lr, ['.;a t h .. n Bl6h-'> and \1r auct Mrs Alfr~d H 1-:1:' ~pent Sund<n at llawk\ Nc,t \\ Va Wlll ,Aihsse:s Lena lind Kahe Gutf'l recelved a call :'\otonda> from Mrs clyd~ Wr1ght stating that her brother Ralph Jay Clutier h.ad d1ed suddenly at hts home GrccnvHle saturday Mr Clutte1 a nat1ve of Pomcro.~o restded wtth hi s parents an Mulb~rr> Ave for a number of yea1 s Mr and M1 s Ralph Spencer elllertamed .,.,Jth a rltnn1 r Suday a.t tbe1r hom r I 1ve Sl 1 w ~b were Wrllram ja r Cit vliiliHI <~nd Mr and Mrs Hu"'.uu r•l~ontosh Mr and Mrs Mor1 1~ H j lul re tu1ned to lhttr htlll~ Ill MokPlu lllll(' IJ!IJ ( d!f ll t! J VI II With Mr and Mrs r \\ Ht ng 11 __ - -_ - - - - - -- - II ftJ\1, O' e 11f I he great !( Uf tl11 lUlll!\ry iS th, l l\1 ~;e r<~mptr~ and rl'mrndcd l1, I !1\tllt'IS th~t th~ Pnsb)trnan (_hullh lrll thE way 111 e hureh or g 11111a 11111~ ..ill colltogc campus win n t ht> y founrlt>d Tappen Hall at lht l ' nrvc•~llv of Mtrh1gan dur 1n~-: tlw 1800 ~ "' &nd hts lrf! son loved 11nd looked up to who O...ho :.ard th Jlan ( llli!CI] I r l h;l!]~~ \\ Va Hst!td Muncl:~y With I hcudult L1 he"'. and .'!ion Rub M1 and Mrs Hahloon J!, m, [cy famJI} VI~ tcJ Saturd.r) wrth pa1ents at S\ra(il~l ll tm~le} Monday fo1 :'11tXICO wh~r e he m.~nage a base ball Learn Cuuftlt>!Ut' or the Athens Pr~ b.\ tu ul wa~ held Monday at the lntu an (hurth i'Jh• ...pukt un (_ hn::st1..o'1 Educa twu "h 1h ~he calld the !lfebl o;d uf th {hun h and she stress rd th• mpMton('e uf the work to b1 ~ tumvl ~hed h~ Mrs Presb} tr 1111 whu~ mcdn~ l\lry woman n tht rh1rr h ! his work tncludes SIIPP 1rl of \h(' f rh une P1eshy It 1 I ullt .,t, and I>[ the 139 W ,trrllll>lol I uuudrtiOIIS In tol]1 ps th1o 'fhu 1t lht nullun Mts~ tun "Mn Pre11by .man" as followli .. Mrs Pre&b\ tena.n ('Bn be 11 per draws olhers flr~t bapl!Sl Chur('h Mn Otto IS Mrs J 0 1. rq!les entallve of the Board of president of Clu 1,! ar1 E lutatu,n uf Lhe Pre&- ter1al was m ll111> rt lthtw of< ulun hu, b •pcnr!Jn)!: a f, w den~ w1th In~ 111ut h~r ~ Husst'll Ottv Boone Iowa tht ,;pt>akt•r wht:n the Fall Y.lh fheodo r1 llh('w ~IS tld Sund .. v 11! (ulumbus ~rth Mt and Mr::s W,l ltam I thlW and ~on' ~nct <rl Ollf'nt w1th M1~s Doruth\ ,,,rht ll 1\1 1 , Otto usPfJ a flannrlgraph to llllslrate th~ >,~.ork of the Chris 11 11 fodura\Jlll Hoard as follows, l 1 l,<nl'ra! 1,\o 11 k _ emphasung ClnJstrHn f~llllly life 2 Soclal Ed u(~\lon and Actron - the church's s!Jntl ftn <~lrohnl tnt eg ratton etc 3 Wcstmtw•tcr l"dlow.shlps wh rh answers I he questwns ol th• Vt)Uth of the churl"h, 4, Stu d r t a1ll and EnlJ~tmcnt - assls ta111 1 gtvrn numst~nal and Chris tun Education students 5 Student tllll ll s 6 ~esbytcnan colleges Mrs Otlo concluded her talk wtth I he que•t1on. What do other "-Omen ::see when they watch Mrs l're~b\lenan' and What do peo pit St'e 111 the Presbytettan Wom1 n ~ Assoctatlon?" She urged lh n harmon} of purpose and ded IL~!wn to Jesus Chrtst be the ma!ll lhll.<{s e\Jd.-.nt tn these groups Sht ~J\l t w d~fmrtlon (){ the l ~' ~-"-"_ o!_c_lt~~ lt a n Ed u rng and e~ghty ftve women were reg1stered from Pomeroy GalllpOIls Athens McConnelsville Malta Mar1e1ta Be\ erly Ntbonvtlle Arne Ville ani'! M!ddlepo{t The mornmg sesston open~ Wtth silent prayer and a devotion a] servtct' b1 Mrs Wllham Ohlng ,.r Mtddlepurt wt'h Mrs Dwight Walace presrdent of the local Wo mrn's Asso'Wtton giving the wei waguu! :ue lowe1, longer l!v~lier rnclt. $pticlal Prich I At the aitl"rnoon sessiOn Mrs Burton DeVeau Athens, was the devotional IP.ader on the loptc c_•_h~ ~CJmstla n Fe lowsht p"·---.,-- Twin Bed Size lloubie Bed Size Pillow Cases $180 $1 95 49c ELBERFELD$ ·-'"""'"'="""""--"-"'-'""=-"""'""::---=-=-=--"-""-"'-'"'-"-'"'""--"-:"""_._.__,,:-,- I Tile P"Wfl' bt new-Y.IIh saver Annl\enaty V8'a to fit ev~ry horsepower need. Tbe atyle 11 aew-a revolutionary, aharp, bnlhant, dear-cut de~1gn that Will stand out m traffic. Tbe conatort bt new-a roclsD1td velvd· road ride of llf!UI 'J1te new Ford bel(tns wtth tile "Inner Ford.'" Jt• MW eleganrr. fi\Jnf'S from Wtthm from !he v.ay tb automotl\l' mu~rlrs ar~ put togrtht'r Thert are a thnm~nrl ~nd one automouve lt-5-SOnl btult tnHI 1h1~ Nrw Ktnd of Fnrrl o\11 m~ru::-gffl ert'•h,-. ' It lools u fr~sh a. mornmg It look& hk.e tomorrow-hle the fint 1hin11: out of Detrott that symboliaet the new Age of Mmtmtnt See it at your Ford Dealer'& GiM 11 JOUr own Adlon Teet. But you'd better lu.Te a depooft. , . lur Jtm """' wnt In brlllf H b<•~. SUNSET 'i"!ATION .. J f>III.ONCIII:>.S t'Afo n s Ho t s11 \)u, 1 t 11 HAHOI.D ( Alti' AllAN In 111 modtll! you t-r~ve your clu:u~ or enp;me~~~ l!'rtt-rer the greu Mtleattt Maket Six Or one or the new S1h~r Anmar~ary Ford VII .. .r You'll h1ve no Crouhle (boo~mg Fore\- hilt }'OU II ha\~ trouble choosing whrch Ford I Six Of V 8 the gomg 1~ grrat! •A 1Diclai fj'l)..hp 'Thu""-bird 812 SaJJ("'' V 8 •niJUHI.IIV&ilahla .t ntrl <>Mt Al11t1 ntta hlah-)'lllrf....,~nOI! ,,.,ndPrhird 31J Super V 8 d.j,,..r[nll up to 286 hp - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ ____j See the new kind o/Ford for '57 ' at your Ford Dealers today!. .. JIMMY PARSONS, INC. 990 11111 I IIi \\1\ I I II 'Nil Notary l'nl•!tl ' On Your Dial 461 S. Th1rdSt. Ill llrt )8 1nt <1 t one bru.ht 1 Scott md two nrpht•"'. c. Mur1n1v and St1nl,y ~\Jllr(k of I Alban' {( s 1\1 I br h! ld !I tl1t J II 1ly h1 IJH' Ill 1\1 Ill' 11 2 ] 1 \1 I hur~ rJa~ With bu I Jl Ill ( 1\( j I!Jil CCIIHtNy at (_)us hllt F'nnrl~ arr r('qu• s 'r1 t 1 Omtt flov.rrs held at Answer ~..,iled IJl Co urt Ult For Judgment s• !\ p~ptton nnrJ lllSI~Ci rc~ult mg ltl a JUdgtm ~>nt fn $247 !l2 plus acerucd lntrr e~t on a co~: noql .,.Otf,j.; had been he-ld Ill Mtln& er>tfhh• cOurt todli~ Anen Allpllance stnre was fh~> pin nllff rrpres('n\cd bv I H 0 Brten whtJe Bernard foullz 1n swe1ed for William D Watson of Mmusv1 1le Th<' }udgrrnenl dE> mandPrl mterest Rt 6 percent ft om Nov 29 1954 llarket Reports was 969 Central PTA Making Plans For Halloween Pl~ns wu m~dl f 1 tht rn u<~l H<tllowu n partv to Ut h~Jd ~nday 011 :lh ...,h~nlh ltnlr1! P'JA met Mund~) t Hn rng .tl the = 1 TM Foreign Students At OIJSpeak At World Wide Communion Services 1 \A.hilP 1he govrrno r s sec sa1rl th( Thur"'da} meelmg ~ill ht lor lhr purpr,se •of d1s 1u ,m g thr pruh 1f"m and atlemp• n..-: tr. f n,J a ~olutwn to re~;tore ulrphtnr ~t'f\ltt' 111 the Pori.:~ m•111th area ! ht> mectmg was set for 9 a m n I J t>che s off1ce White satd 1t "''U d hr rlrtcrmHwd La·..~ trrtlay \ 1 i""'. s ( llldr :n flii] II I who hPr thr nPetmg would b!l \H J!.. l l ~ nd II~Ui/)l!Pr < ~I clost'rl or r1 prn to the public ond \1 ., 11 h1 rt \ [I > ' 1f H. 1M l.austlw tn~lt r d 1hrre represent 11 I I' J i l l , t\11 d lllriil\ '~ heart JtiJrk 11h11h ~trutk frr \\hi~ tn ~t1vcs ul earh Side 1n the dr"pute a h. df'ral mort ~tor and member' In i'i<~J ;tl\1~ ;ua 1 0f IIJS -,ld ff lo the Thur-sda} £el; '-.urJ \ n;: n add! I! n to h• r pu n 1r htr hu~ 1 ldiiJ It \lo t~ A.ske1l ln atlend were Clane I tl~f It r ( <! hi P P<~U flf fl ll f Sl Willia ms prr~Hirnt of the Ohl '' 111 IJ , Itn J.mTIJ Lou Jo~c ( OJI'>Olulatt r Tllt>phone ( o anr! II .1~< h .nt! th lt lr,,tt(r, \\1 t"o / h1..' ~t"ff J CurtJ.'!i He!ch ll d nrl OJ!' 1 r pn S1d1nt r,f tht' stnkmg (om ~ 11 n I 1fl 0 1 Ill nl, ;or 1\UnJCatJ mo; \\lorkers of Amerrn II I 1\ [ f' '' lo tal illl1l \"1.0 flf h rs stalf l S '.1edratnrs fo L Phillips and Wei r1 )!l l ""f' presrclent of the lnde I prndant frlrphGnc Assoc illton of Y( 10 Wahama Future Farmers Compete In Judging Trsls ~ II l I "' fl " ( hu1 :.. 11 II ll~\cholo~\ .tnrl Cited Four\'ouths Get For Failure To Lecture After [Obe"J Stop Sign :\<I~IIIIJ..: ~ ~~~D;';"' """ " ~ ~ A\\(ndmg frtm \\ thJll, Wllt lam , ~IIltKn lJO: ht did Vu - '\g n s llld"J r.ltnn Sm11h Three Hunters Are Fined For taw Violation 1 studenh ha bf'l'n annnunc('(l by James f<: B1 "en drrrrlor of wstru menial mu~1c al Wahama Htgh 1 ha ~ annnuncrtl !hnt the ela~s will mrrt ontr a week and wHl be for fho!>e students Jearn111g to pay cornrts onv Hrccn eX}lll!Oi''d 10 aletlcr fo cllmeni ¥Y school stud£nts pnt{'nts !hat ch ldrrn dt> .51rous of learmn~o: to plav othrr tn strument' must watt until they ate tn the 7th ~radl' at W~h~ma HP t>Xplallle(l 1ha• students who bcgill hy taktn~ rornr t lessons will !1nd fh;-~t 11 IS ~tm plc tu change to trun prl French Hurn bantonc ha~\ h(IJ n or drum s 111 lllc 7tl.J AilrJ !llh ~~ .tde::. D• WllUAM FIINILOOM tries h!s new vision oonector' I on Mrs Anne Burn• of Pek1n Ill at demonstration In Chicago before the Dlinol.l!l Federation of the Bhnd Dr Feinbloom says Lh• lena restorea sight to persons With as little aa 2 per cent vision Said Mrs Burna, It waa like llvln& !or yeara behind a dosed door and ha.vin& it auddenly opened.' ( lnternaUonalL - - I 1 I F'Jllr hu1 ~ l.lil'rf' haJINI mlo lht Ju' ' ' Jl luul1 1u1srl) :~!ltrniJO!l iif\! I tlie1r ~I'Prt hr n,, HI I ' I ' " roy Pnhre f r ~ho •II!IJ< uutol 111 11 dow~ \lorth BB guns After a ll'rlu ruJ!.: bv Juu111k l1lgl John(' Hwun llw \Juth-; 1 tip J(Jeast.>!l ml • lht> ru lolly of f!P 1 parent and r I• rt d t JliV f r lhf' wmdtw<. luuktn out ul 1 lfl( of M1~ IIJII '~ 1 'l 'Blrtz\ th~ ]ltl,..ht' Pulrr fhelf f <~nk Ill b on tn comnHntmg on lhl ncJdrnt sa.!d that rt iS tmla 11 rul ful HH guns to h• sh>l >~tlhln rh r ot\ and ~•wl that rn ltu tu tlrt the parrnt ' lh,,n~the~ ~ uld he laktn !nlll tthtorh ... s ~Arll MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL fldmt~s 0n' llaudr lunn ng ham S1 rar hr ( l}df' 1\1111( ll1tland 11Jrr1 !:;ta l• s <~nd Ca llHrtn• Mrd11HI !VItddleport n!S(hargrs \Irs (,a net \\tlls 11 l'lrasanl :\lr~ Dougla> John ~;on Hncmr lnhu Horl}!t> M1ddlP port l'rank W1ll a11d (,Jr.nroy Ew mg Pomrro1 Onto btrlh "~.~<; 1C1rrd d a dau ghtcr to ~lr and \II~ U}dt' Kmg Rutland 1 ~tr' 1 Farm Ownership Loan Semce Expanded For Meigs County The farm O\\nershtp loan servtce v.hich has enabled many Meigs cou nty farmers to buy enlarge or Improve their farms \Hlh 40 }ear loans has recently been expanded to enable the Farme1 s Horne Adrmmstrat10n to serve the credit needs of a l~rgr number of farm fam!llf'S Willram J Brown the agency coun 11 "urpr:n tsur rxplamrd toda) Mr 81own and County Comm1t \Ci'~ h:ar recently attended meet n~-:~ where S•ate and Naltonal Sl1ff Hpre~entatJvcs rh.si'USSed and ntupr(f( r1 thf' new polu~tes and th r r application~ to local condt I 11111'- l nd• r rrrrn legt<la'IOn I03nS mJ• now tw n~adf' pnmartly to rc 1 nanc{' tx ~11Jlg dE>bl~ of owner 1pu~1or~ of f~rms no larger than famrlt 1ypr In the 'la~t the ag~ncy 1 nlv rrf m~n ced loans when the n ftnancrng was mndenlal to the nakm~o: of rt>al f'~!alr lnans for the purrhasr or ll nprovem<"nl of fam lv type fanm BULLETIN BROOKLYN UP - Thl' Yank ees defe11fed the Oodg•rs 9 0 10 c;;ey to Will the WO!Id itGI 10~ Hun r ' II II I h /.! IOIIJJd l nr1 SJ).!ns Mr Rmwn ~a HI t 1r :oan~ fnt re fmancmg l.llll help faltT!l'rs who hilt' .. ctlX[uale rral (',[ale sec Inly ~nd 11h0 1rc n1htr"'.i~r 111 a sound P0'-1 on but whn are unable lo mort tht r p tsrnt rJeclll obltgll 11 H ~and nrrrl trcd!l on mon filv ilrah\( tr tn s anti ronrhtwns lban arr> (Urcntf, A'arlablc f111ol uthu It 1 t! 1s Whttl d1hls ;<r, l1 1 1 I I 1111 llt 2 lllrl 17 ' '' 11,. }){'! ~(l!H lo thr arr;~ App I 1 111 ndt d that thr hunlmg gr 1 nol t dc..(>wnrd onrl rlo('s nul J 1 1 nal l(lfiJI f ll..ol liiillp J('flll~IIH' li hy 11\t f<.rrllt( r~ llomr "rlmrn~tral1on 11nrlrr th1~ pro~rarn thr npcl\ nH nts wdt bf' schedulf'd mer Jler 11d~ un to 40 Ha1s acrurdmg to :1 r1 111 n flt tn 1 l f n 'oftmhers of LauJ;Cbes staff I vi!l'rt ndudrd !he Public Utlhltew Sh ooltng • W'IDd0\\ S I) j. \\ Ill lo Jll r1111tlt rl tu ( hr 1 ( "' "'t'lk hunt II lit sant lh 1s " II V.lfh llllI!(' pII llllil l lllltSSafV I!! ', oint ~·a, n ~~~ •1d ng tu m.m l 1 1 ( /\j 111 I /he a1c1 1nrl1l' n\rr 100110 Th1 f't mrn frr m \ll'UII C1 I!Ill\ f'~ In ~ I Jill f J I d h{'(wl f'll wrn fined 1 J~t \!.t'{'k 111 lh c 111 I I of Jus r1 uf th1 f'( llC ( 111 !'1 <lt til• Ktnml, 111f olrr '"~and tO lljJrJSI' [ f lb jl( r <' " Ill n ~l<~,On fot Vlolall 11 nf huntltl~ I ltw~ I 1 <I land 1\l pt r , nt 1 tuH and Ill II II Oils open V.rll1am "'rrntt' Vu M•IEI 1t I 11 prtr 11 ~fas(ln and John law rn(l V 1n Metr1 n[ li tt on I'.Cir fPlrt l $10 I \ccotll IIJ..: to \ 1 " I 1lu hun! 1 1 1n th{' Rrr~ ,ho u I r~n..:c from an(\ cosh "t-r fu1 II ill J)g dtrJ::s wrlhoul a hI !II Ill!-( l1 cc nsf' I t ' r to g 1 I 1111 • 1 11 t 1 !o!J • u~e Rus~rtl Ia hor~ W omr r I ~ 1 ,, t al,llltJI- ~~~~~ 1(1111 ll<tl ~~~ al~u wa~ f1111 oi $20 ~~ 1l rost< on tv. 1 the <111 n 1 hln_l f11 ~,rr~ art Jn cuunl<; uf r ,rl\lng 1 );(un 111 \hl h1n Otrr h11n1 1 ucmdr n~ In rrur "'.f'tl wuods and not h "'nto: ' huntr~ 1\.ppt'l shoodtl fon I lh lit cnse 111rlh hunt n~ d11 11 I; ther sta 1 flhlll r om nllSSton the Jndustnal Comlit ~SIOil Drrector l C Fell~ of tbe D~parlment of Htghwav Safe \lol11n .B•Jcklcs age 63 arrest ly alld Supt c.eorge ~ Mingle c! .nt liJghway P.tll'OI ... I lo lhr ,J~ I H gh"'.a\ l'auol 11;1~ tiled 111lu Wa•or Cl~tl~ f'1!>h Lausche was reported 'deeply t ~ (Iiiii ~ n a chargf' of fa1lrng concerned over the 10abtli\V of o 'hr1 J slop slll:ll \e~tr'"rla' nt>gollaltng 1eam5 to setlle the 111 •' lit hs n II! will appt ar m stnk., b> !ht> Commurneat10M r nr1 lilrr this wrek WorkNs of Ame1 rca 'ol!tldl~port police repnrlrd thr He summoned Chatrman Robt!rt JJrr,l of Pat r.allali'her age 68 Moulton of the OhlO Pubhe Uhl on 1 caarg~ uf JnloxtcatJon and Ill<'~ ( ornmrss10n Dtredor of I 1 \t'(l h1m n br m rn<~~or£ cnu1t lllghwa} Safte> U C Felly, State Saturd~' II w~s iCII'a~ed on a Htg.bwa} Patrol Supendent George h1nd Mtngle Supermtendent Hugh L I Leggett of the State Bureau o( )"1,0 Si'll\C'rt{'t'S CVIed ,:rgarnst othr1 offrnrif'rs last m~:hl1n the Cnmrnal JdenttfJeatmn and lnveshgahon, and Ray !tl Wbtte, secret ma)<Jrs tuur were agamst ta!) to the govefll()c Ch.arl(s Wh 1tlmgton 27 Chesh Lausche called the meeting aftrrr S~ and co~ts for mtoxltaiJOn er receiVIng a telegram from tele. <tlld lhmlrl E carson lR ).{Jd f'hOne company Pres1dc•t Clare dll'por1 S5 and cosrs for tmpropPr Wt1l1ams pas-.111):: on a state hl~h11.a1 Willrams sa1d m the telegram Thr P3trol marte th~ arrrst., 1n that a climax har1 been re-ached bolhcasPS In the strrke wh1ch began July 15 ----- (:hie£ (urn~talk llunting Crounds Open To Hunters I om St 1rhern R lph I lr:'h!ir d F m< j t 11 ~hll shall llolw 1 Hou~h I 1 ur ~ ''JI ~1ntorist ---~-- I 1,1 K1<1u )uptn 1 111 I l ~r} Mrs Lewis (anary " Fatally Strit·ken Hv lleart Attack r\\IJUtlrJ Ill!\ r ~~ 1 ' I trud hj ( 11r.dl \ n-..rml11 :; ~ '~ ",~ 1 /;,t l' f ; t"~ ~; 11 1 111 1 hn•akfast to dlS<.:uss the matter tc ~> Two forctgn s tudents at Ohtu UnncJs,ty we1e guests Sun 11 11 11 dn} at the f<lrst Presmvtermn ChUl(il Middleport \\tlPn B l1n 1,_, 2! $5 t n "nl~ll J.; World V\>tde C'omnlumon ~as observ~d The young men aJe \ ~ 1111 ,, 1 ~ \\ r 1r, , s_:> 1 1 freshmen al the tJmverqty and have been m the Umtcd States ~n t ~~- w, ((I ~ B •th 1rt r u d trtwo"'.Uk~ 1"]1 I ' I 1 1 1 Ko1 f'~ :o n :<JIJ mg n huol M1 s Don!{'y Rethel pr esJdl nt 1 1 presided aad 1\ w&s voted to have ""' ' b"""" " \1r ~g1 -.~1d Mr l h01 art l~oth a meettn g of thr comnuttees for the paJiy at !he sthoul WLdnrsday l'l~b)lf'llooiJS Jld llr tn!hU' I " ~ Ort 17 at 7 30 p m lit ahout \hi lnnrd Stulo I he I ( n lll"lllllf'r s uf lllo \\ d 1 n 1 lip l ues~ sludtnt h:~~ two tnotlu1 Honm mothers for the year 111d two st:>\t r ~ 1n J<tpan allll Mr W{'Je n<~med and rncl udr Mts Ri I ulure Fa• 1!\lf~ Au; ll I chap trr rN(II II y puttctpJ\(d 111 tht> t to 1 ha~ tllrrt.> s1ste rs and o1u chard Owens and M1 s Car l Nm h1 nl her In Ko1 ra Both wrote the r ton first grade Mrs CharJP ... L.~­ \l. f'~ t Vil].! l ll a SI <I IP \U 1g JUdgmg n urt< and \\nrld Wtdt:' rommun cnnl• ~~~ h1 ld at Morgantov.n tlr and Mrs Eugenr TTIJlir tt "" wn 111 lhtJI nat VI' lam:uage for ft 1lS Cilllpi!SCd Of VII l~ ::st ud cond grade Mr~ C F Tompktns and Mrs Charles Hayes lhtrd r nl~ from 35 h1.t;h sdwol~ were lhr hrnl'fil ut 1ht l n~ ('gJtun .tl grnrte Mrs P<Jul Z 1klt and Mrs prrsLnl fht rc v. ..~ a tnlnl all! l\(1 ll r t!l{y hMI hE<n n rtt ltut / ,, 11 ,1 ~p •kr b 11 ]1 t 1 th( lllll ch 1111 m W!llium Russ<'ll fourth I'Iadt 'I! tr of 37~ b v, <~nd 50 tracht•r 1> 1 r <tnd ~IIPCf\ r~ \lrs Harry B1lll) n.nd Mrs ~ rl / H , I It [( 11 ward A1 nold ftfth gr rr!e 1nd ll f I ]It • rl 1m~ f1om \\.1hama .-.nJrred •C\ ' 1 " In h uppc t Mrs Ohvc Ingraham and Mt s ~) ' tll o It I I l l ! ill m1111 a, att C.r~herl Sixth grade 1he r~~ thr dall\ farmsJJOp an!l rwult n r~n ,m n, 1, thCJI v1~1t to 11~ 1 1 • 'usr l'tt>s'·" tcndan<'l h~nnC"r w'~s av.tH d~d to ~:ontesh 1hr \\oah<llllo;~ \f'lln tn thr '' 1 H {'pvr ~ r ,_,,, l v, thr. Just ararle tauJht by MISS poultty contest I n1shcd c ::hlh tt r1 11 l htlrth• nrl they we-.: Pane Er i e~ 1ne Wnrung trams 111 the \<111\IU~ IJ,; IIt 1> of \1' JarHs lla l l(y at Gwup smg1ng op{ nt'd the pro ronlt~t \V(ff' h ft~llo"~ rlrnn 1 at th \ fariH Rcslrurull gram followed hy a talk b~ J\11s :>.11 nrla\ tltl\111.., at lht' World GE'nt"va Nol .. n on sehou l lum lu s Agronomv I Brucrton \ldl \\ 1]; (olltll l lll t n ~tnwr It tht 1111111 Rrfre~htmnts 1!1 krepmg urth :l Pt>\t'J lHIII': I Trnl -'~ -.. 111 usl (hu til :\l1 (bo "<I~ lh li t\ H<tlt• 1 • 2 gll:,l ~p 1k, 1 11 1 trlk (O \ I'rtil HallowN·n were Sf'IV('d h\ lhf' llusl:tan d 1 .J Naylor !I !lim group 1 h<' tahlc '\1 r~.:<~nto"n t nntrsl\) J J m lh • fo m ,f 1-.1 rllWnl 111 Korc1 ...;h b 1 IJ thtl o! lht• was Dlso rlecoratcd tn ltcppmg [)au\ llnshanrltl I I arktl~hur,.. 111 With Halluwr{'n Wt!l! a ('t Ot('r I <I Srrnct r I llarm 111 fll m Sl 11 t 11 ll d Slalt tud h1 twj1 11.1111 p11'('(' of the horn d plrnty frllrrl 1 ( 1\ n \<JIIcy.! lltrntlll J 1, tl(r\ p 11 t•~ 11 h<t ll JlH li311J.>\t l lr With frutl and flowers I ,.. 1 tnn11 ol d 11111 mriltJl 1/nlltulturr hl'hUJg ~I II gl~tlllllol!t <;til Ill~ ¥,lVI 1 \1 rgtn1oun Unl\f'IS!h 3 llun I In lh 'I rk• ~ lh1t of tlH dJtd Plnnt l'alhol 1g 1 1 < \1} 11 1 r ttl I llu J 1pulatwn wh va r l~; 2 K 1sson 3 l'cloJ~blHg 1 ( hns11 ll'i 41 p(r cent art " l't ult } 1 PPier~ hur~ 2 s HI J ) I ' h) l 1 ~0 p! I rrnl Mt>l 1 11k 3 l\ln 1 ~ 1 ntown lnvcJ::sJ!} ll l 1~t' Ill P'' u It thulrts \tr ( hu oxp l 111, 1 111 11 ~ 'rnol Wnnug tr.n n., rt(tl\cri 1.\Jirls I'Crn •1huh 111 ~~~~IX \C!fS at <1 IJ<tnqutl 11 rw on (Ill S~tur1ln t t ' '"'<It\ ' h • 1 h II <II"- or ""'-'r \lh • h ll 'Ill 1111 uht r~ anrllll ~ h s~h" l ~1H I ~ • 1 1~ (If\ ollr lt Ht-rr~ w• •t ,gues t ~ of til t \\r 1 ~ lit 11~ ~111 kt h o , ll1 Jf lht h•f' Vi!IJ':tn~ Untl~'~ll) \hiLt l ll 1 g J rLIJll n 11 111 KurH ta llnwnt 1\ lht \VVL l<11 h11r 111 11\I ILh 1~ 'Jllllr li1 l< \II !rom lbll fot~tiJ.rl] gam1 1 th1 In I• d :-it til ~l A mustc p1 ogram for s 1xth gradp Bre~ I< ~Is ~U~tl ll members of hts )ita f al \ s t ., f $9 "(J :r J !lol1n I ( .r 111 Ill 1 r •111 1 1ft hJrl ht1r1 lr~ orl 11 n lux c ~til 11 "nd nJtl]lrl us d1 'lrtH t >llul j)IIIJilll f llow Jn!;JIIo 11 I ota! rt~d~d~ In n ~!l tll d ) n g) MAIKETING Ia a erowt"led, one stop choffl In Nicosia, capital of Cypl"U.II, during British Irnpoeed cur-. f€'W One or the trucks brought to Ledra atreet to do business ia shown am1d a crowd ot shopper~~ Among th6In ace British aoldJers With drawn guns Stores were kept clQI:ed f t"ternahonat) ---- .Schon! 'h \\ vo~th \!I "nv h [, ~h rtf' ( h..o -.J ~1'1 I n 1 Kul It ~l<\ 25 v,~, I ]I.JS I lror ( H1 1~1~11 J n_afn 1~ 11 Set~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~-- SlO H d Sf! -(1 ( ' { '! I I lllll S I Sr!lder .,.. · ~ SuJ\lY ng ht•,Jdr • ·- ----· wr•r! I< I \fa\or 1 R h I~ I flight 01\( f 1r !Ill OX ( I dfH.l two f r !J~rflc \I la\101 1\J<harrt fc;nhu.,.,•r w11 l!ll' n s;:. ~usp rnrt~11 fme fo r rnlc•x cal 11 no n, IJicl' 'd 'o ~9 -') I II \ Jnl>llll s I r rt" lo I!Jrtf' pl•d<; rof Instrumental Music Program Now Underway SUNRISE TO Lausche offl<.:tals I ~n 1 lhl Men and wornt n of the Valle) DtvJSJun ha\e mallltamed e\en a better safd) record of the Oluo Power Compan) a~ a whole Mr I' D Daughtery Dtv1s1on mana (:;cr sard th<~t this diviSIOn whru;(' ht"adquar1crs ts 1'01 tsmouth has completed 770 da}s wtthout a dts abltng InJury On Decemhf'r 7 our men and women hope !1 tomplcte thr1r ~e­ cond vear .vt!hon1 a lost tune In Jurv on tin 10h hf' sard ' and continued at 1111" potnt we wtll be apptuachlll~ ~ milllon man hours work{'d w1thout " dtsa.blmc IDjUr) 11us brg new lmd of Ford looU hi.e th~ fun on a travel post~r It's the lmd oi car that looh sumluny rn th~ ram fe~lrng N the dlangu art t(l.,. ard low iJrlcw Mld. 19' different new kmds • new Custom 500 and C,ustom. How doe~~ It look? Its only l'ourtttn hand• htgh -as tall at a ch1ld's pon1 You un stand bc!s1de tt and lean your elbows on 111 roof And n • over xvent~en fett long ••• 21mc:hu v.rder than tl ss lughl Ttus 11 ~' great aJHomohrl~. from the br.rge on tloc Instrument piinel to the tffortlcu lm.fing \\ <y at crmM"5 At luRh ~ 1eeds thts new Ford ha§ none of the BICUI( f.!:tng humpm1{ MH'h h out you some· umes g~t m some uthc1 t ;~n "YOUR The Big New- Kind o£ Ford Comesln19 tat~ I 'v\ 1llo< k ( lNUNNt\TI 0 llP - P1odurr E~g~ Jumbo and l~1gr 1 r low ~car~ \ r onc~s at farm~ ronsumer-..; A N Prentice Can.ton the Vtle wh1lc and browns A JUmho 46 4R prfsrdrnt and gtneral managrr A large 4::1-45 A medmms 27 30 of the company accepted thr a !\ small 19-21 n large 35 38 t 08 wa1 d on bl'half of all Ohto Power Cmcmnatl whtlt>~.,.and brn.,.,ns A emplo}t'S The Jllaquc was p1 eSf'n l<trgt" 49-00 mt>dtum 33 3t5 t('d for the N~tn>nal Safety Coun ( htrkNts ff\N.') I c htghcr fn Cli hy H 0 J H~)I'S P:tf'cu!ivr c1s 33't:r: lb 16 17 mosth 16 hrn, St'Clelary of thr IJhw State Safety heavy 0\{'r 5 lh 13 14 hln~ 5 lb Counc1l ~nd undN 1 i hrns light lYP~' ll Ohro Powers ~afrty pet form 12 old rooster~ 10 II ance durmg I95!'i was the besl tn Turkr\ tnms hl'a-li} 26 lh and 1ts h!Sion The lom\lany ::; acc1 up 23 24 toms under 26 lb 22 23 dr:nl frequency ralr or !he num hen~ hPavy :.J&-26l',;: frvrr roast ber o.f Joslllme 11cctrlcnts prr 1 crs 10 lb and under 25-2U 000 0011 manho111 s worked was 3 Ru!\er 90 seore 68 27 fnr 1955 1 h<' a\ erage frPquen ey rate durmg the pre\ rous lhrre yea1s Y.a~ 4 32 and tht elerl11c uttltt) mdustry lane ~00 and Fa1rlane Stnu on a 118md~> v.he~Jba!t: and the famous fhc Ford Statton Wagom, the tdlamJ?tons of glamour cruta.cn And no matter wtuch new kind of Ford you choose, tt 1 youn at low Ford prtcr 1 J11 mett dralla.u:·s b~ Union And Company Officials Six Are Fined In tocal Courts Are Summoned Before Governor U.MBlJS 0 (L P1 - Gm Frank J today call: Tuesday Evenin~ 1tel ( 101medmg of c0mpanv and umun for Thursday m I ~Uill\ an ( ffort to end the 87 _tlay old ">h Lke agamst the OhiO Con n ~ " ~ ' n' , r sohdatcd felephom Co I LHJSthe announced thl• meetmg after he had met 1 Ohro Unl\ ll , 11 y s(ho 11 or 1 111•1n 1 an.llltm hu<; Un 11 l<tu~t Ap1rl "hi' was rn pl:;yed tn 1hr l' I u V1 part runt Coh ll\bus The Natwn~l S<~ fdy Counctl h:<.~ pi est'nl< d Ohtu Phwer (o tht coumtl ~ h1glwsl reeogmt10n th ~ Award of Honor Ttlr(' cumpan1 qualitled fot (hr top award because t~ 1955 InJury r&te was substan\lally lower than Jts avetagf' ft;r the three prevl(lus ~ears lind the f'hrtnc utJ!ttl 1n dustry ave1 <~ge for the sam~: three Senes on a ] J6-mdl wheelb::r.w, the neW Fan• your t~ say• ' whoa " l he ste~rmg 1s f~ather ltghc yet fi.rm lt!Jgh S(h" Surv \ mg the deceased are f1v1 children Lau a Fox Jackson trancts Johnson Middleport Ar chte Sc.rlle~ ~1Jnsftcld l' th.eJ Mil ler Mtddlt•porl and Bethel Ccttes Akron Will ;Strike At Portsmouth - Sh{ fa• a ·r~rlu !II 'f M rlrl t pill t .1• tllr ,,. t1l1 Ford-th~ ~ he t>~rv1ce, - 45 d rd l<ttt Monda y at thr homr of hi r par ents M 1 and \olr~ 1 l Y. llot:k 10 Harmf' Shr 11 1rl hren rn farling h('a\ h stvet .. l rnronlh3 Ohi-.0 power Co ' Nal tonaI WIns Safety Award T here an: actually Tlte'"'braldne: Ia poldt.ive-11lky smooth when $ IKI7 IHI4 511 t l l h!ilil•l IWJh !11 • t 1111 or t lu~ hank one fine Franc~..., the t:wmg Funeral Home on Frt day at 2 p m wtth bUll<~ I to be made m MJieaCemetcry Frtends may call at the }1tnerat Home at any t1me ance. toward increased powu, toward smoother orcraiJOn 1 he&e are the but• for u- Marko Tomorrow' ell:g,an(f- Tim 11 t~• b new sa "' I he gun Soca lc~ thf'n appaltn'l) sat ~own Ill h a cha1r and f 11~d lht hul 11 HlttJ 15 rtght tempe Pomeru)' Emclj,:ency squadmen were summoned to the seen{' a' was Met~:s Cou nty Coronel llenr) Ew1ng on an 1val the~ fmmd Searles .!hlli alm! .. nd ll.:~nsporteo.l him to Metgs (jcneral HO$pltal ---- · Franees W"ll k I oc Funeral Service To Be Thursday Mtllt>r IS s1ml t u h ve tlrd Funeral the N- hlhl•l!l• 500 S.rl" I es1 than ~ («t hrgh ovft 17 fut long, largest car ~ver olfered 1n the )ow prioe field. With the look of tomorrow rn Ill fhgbt-hHrted lintt, tbJI Qub Sedan (above) t}pl• hf, the beauty of all five Farrlane 500 mcxkls. wOOl~ pad:.;~g~ I P I~ 1 than ner, n~.e art the hest Fnnls of our ltH'I. l Hill \1'011" :\11/IHIS Cashur hereby ccrtJry thal I am 110\ HI r•flt( 1 ' 111 Stock \IP at thea• f Lausche Seeks To End Me1gs General llospttal as a result of a self tnfhrted gunshot wound mto h1s rLght temple Deputy Shertrt s Harold Duck\ol.orth and Jed Webster m vestlgatmg the c1reumstances surroundtng the shootmg late Tuesday afternoon said that SeaJ les had shot hun~elf m the when lturdy Over 130 ltrong tltreodt to each ltr~Jaro 1•rii!On•lll F/1 CuiJI"onlterf wul Mr:; , t lhaJR]>II•ns h~s hl!t'n rWengn~d frum namrpliw to tallfi::ttr I hue live ~parwu~ gi:Hnnur Tbt s It~ Mod• of Connon Fm• lrtuslln Durobl• ond ,,. tl!runU ----------·------~--~----------------~---~~~--~======~1 ---------------------!_v_o_L~V-li-I;:N~0--!5~1~~~----~-:~~~=---~P-o-ln_c_ ·r-oy--M-td_d_l_ep_o-li_,_o_h_tu__w_e_d_n_•_•d_a~y-·_o_,_w_b_''-I-O~l~YI~6---------'--~B~U:S:I:N=ES==S~P~==HO~N=E~3~9=8----~----~S:J~~G:L:E~C~O~P~Y~~5J._____________________, Harry Searles Dies In Hospital CYPRUS CURFEW MAKES MARKETING A ONE-STOP Tues. Of Self-Inflicted Wound Accoallng to !he mvestJgator"' Searles had gonE to h1 ~ daugh!t'r ~ home late 1ue~du\ and iiht hJrJ ch1ded him abuut dnnkmg Hr ~ satd to a\ remarkl d I m gomg to settle thts once .tnd for all and then puller! lhe p1slol frt~JII hiS WCIISiband UJ\d('f hiS Shll ( klln1. Dally tucking and omoothln1 ontlroly ollm• lnalotj. F•ir •nd ~ tHey and Fr01ot In Mit arNI eerttra.l •~t,oo. tonll'flt Thu....y, fair end .om•what wart'IMir wwt '"d north H1gh todey 54 ..... Low tcrm9ht 31 ro 37 e.nt, 37 te 42 Oh•o tonight - to! fotlowrng an argument wtth h1s daughter Mrs \hrshall Miller or BradbUI) ill her home No pulling out! No wrin· WEATHER. Devoted To The Jntet·ests Ul The Meig1-Muson Jlrea nght lt>mpl( wrlh a 32 1 alrher Th• New fard Statlen Woto,.. Tim r1m011~ rtnt W.·.. Wlwrapped rAe 1957 Fortl<l MEMORANDA 1\SI:id.!:i VldlJ>,;I.'i'l tll 11.- ~lio. lh Ito 111 tun h<~hrlt\lh and for ottur tu op r~ $ 211:Jt4Hfl '· ~·lechmd 1\rllll• ( t~hlll nr lilt nhmo ll\111 <I lwnk flo JOl~mnJy !IWf'ilr ;that lh1 iihll\t ~\<t(< IHl 11\ I~ 1 U! lu lho ht~l uf m v taowled.::e and bt lu f Ill• tl11 s Rumple-Proof! Others on their comnuttees were Mrs Rodney DownJDg, Mn~ Gale Hysell, Mrs Donald Lowery, Mra Floyd Carmack, Mr11 Ann Steele, Mrs Myroq M)ller Mrs Paul Hap: tonst&H Mrt Cllntof\ Fisher MNI James Bu.chuon, Mr• , Branch f'lemmg, Mr"> Wm MJJrn.s Mrs Herman Batley Mrs Marcus Chambers Mrs George Anderson J and Mrs Haptonstall registered the guests vho were ,g1ven lapel tags tn the shape and color of autumn leaves Arrangements of fall flowers for the dlmn,g room and sanctuarv were made by :Mrs Garen Stansbury en tine mght tn Easy to put on! A luncheon was served to seventy two women wtth Mrs Karl Owen and Mrs James Hu:ley as co-chairmen at Harry Searles 78 Pearl St Middleport d1ed late ruesday Saves Work! Reports ur cmmttces wc,.e given dur!f\g the onormng sesuon and 11 was decided that tbe Spring Presbyterral would be held tn Me Connelsvllle on Mac 27 Work shops were held ducmg the remam der of the morntng autonwllve package- the one line car In the iaU>-prlu ~ld/ 12~h\H II Ohto, <'ounh ol l\1t 1~" " Saves time! come For the Big New Kind of Ford 11 a brilliant ' Correct- AI lest Cannon FINE MusuN· Fitted Sheets Aller today, American cars will ne~~er be the IIUrU! aroln. In the Stele .of Ohio, At The Cio•e Of Busln " • On Sept 2i1, 1?56 Publlshetl In rea.pon•• to ul/ m•do b C V omp 1ro 1l•r of tho C•·.. rrency, und er Sectlon 5111, U 5 R•vtnd 5t•tute• , ASSETS Cash ll1tlan• C.!l wr Ih ot ht r lm nks mt lttdlllJ.: rr s1 1\ 1 btl.tn<~ anrl ta~h Hom!>! 10 prO({'~s ol rullrtt 1011 $ 165(iJII54 United Sl~tles l.uVI'I lllll<'lll obl!galion~ dJJtd und ~:u~rant~cd 3h!i 770 U!) Corpor 1t1 ~tuc ks 1lndlHflll~ $3300 00 ~lo(k ul ~~ dt 11 tt He,;r rvo hflnk) t 100 00 Loans and dJ~{'Ultnts llnt!uc!Jng $/SR4r on1t huflhl ,Ill() J70 U8 almkpremls•~uwn•d$Jh:mooo Jurnrlutt .. nd ftllilur, s $1332 00 175325() Other fi~M(" I 2h4 811 To I AJ o\~~t. Ts ~ !I J7 8ti4 M LIABiliTIES Demand dr IH'lSt!s of I nth I 1\lu,tls ]lllllnr t~hll' and corPQrtllnJls $ Ill 401) 45 TIIIU d~·Jln~' Is of 1n1h \ t(luub p 11 ttl\ 1~ h q)s llnrt t 01 put ul tons 171 h\}6 w DCIHI:»Il~ llf Still'~ itl!d tlllltlltll suh<lill~llllh hltl\118 58 lillt\1 IJU'OSI1~ ~Ill.! ILi l l Olb1r lurhrflltl~ 112 35 f01 AI LIAHIII n~ S $i ill2 2lh 48 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS C11pttttl Stolf'k (]R8~ IJillltlHd t til pu !\0 ()( ltl Htl Surplu,. tlll 01)0 00 Undtttd• 11 smrttt~ 151!4Hll \l 1 {)\ r\IS • Prices I • e ' is is.where Tomorrow starts! OF RACINE 'JOTAI IAI'IIt\1 llll!~ts TOTAI~ IIAIIIIIIII' \r\lt <\ Ill \1 '{heY' re here ... al Special to Christ".Partridge M•rlett.a the Athena Pre8by· charge of the meet __ The First National Bank u( \1 M r!; H HO l d J hnwn rnd Hllharrl I ~JfheJt nf Spr1n.: 11 ld ""trt V~! r nrJht !!UL'b vf \lr~ t 1um:1 L""tfhe11 Saturday Reeerve REPORT OF CONDITION OF ,jjw;irntnand~UhN~IIhfdlul<ll Jurrncr.:. na,c I I , '"' Ch•rter No 98 I 5 wnh Ill! \11s Ju•w Iowan Is Principal Speaker Monday At Fall Conference Of Presbyterial • th "wetk n !ultdu "'.llh ho rtaugh tr1 and ~on 11 t ~ll '~-lr and ~Irs Ed.,.,ard Kenntd} s. . l Mum!~, '\fn (houl \ I NOW! t ILl 11 tht:r Mr and '\1 ~ AI t, t..; lofhrs and ::sun KPJ 1 1 J It 1 :, ~r1d M ~ Jane Sht n tff 1 IJ 11 t 1 na Br tdl Fla l,l.l'l"! '.1 1 t kr d ,.l!l • ~ 1 1 \Irs Jdfer ., p tnn h \ll ... n 1 \lh ll\Jr Saundt- 1 ~ (, dlpul ~ "un.i~, \II~ Si!under' ent< Jl.J 1 rd " 'th 1 tJllrll honunn..: hrr .~: 1 a 1 t~un K•nt un hr fuu,th h orlhd .. '\! ,and Mr ~ 1 1 J\ J-J,hr r :>.1 mrs ~tile ~]!t"fll S Jllfll) In l II U llhU• "'.i!h rt>latn 1 , i1.1r and Mr 1 , d K1J ~<' r and dJu~:htl 1 1 ln\ 1 111 1 Mr anJ ~r~ (,tvr~o:t K l idl ol 1 l umbu~ wen \lo('lklnd g 11 ~1~ 1 \11 ~ntl Mt~ ll<~rn KuM r \I n1 ~~~I l l• ~1r <Uld \1 1, 1 1 1 \lo ~rbt and ~ 011 M k• oJ 1 lllr tll I,, 14- 1.' 1 ' e s.: l int bh \In Harold Hu"dl ~11d M1s II E St 1r .. mm uf Huut1n~tun W v~ th1 h lr 11 •t APPARENTlY farmer T• m Brady who poatelf this ~tgn on his farm tv.o miles from Kc!i\llock Ia fmds I he artmtnl~tratron s farm poHcy not to his hkmg Tile srgn paraphras(ls the traifa: Rafpty l!raymJ:" ''The Lit~ You Sa\e ~Ia) lie Your Ov.n" (/11/eraat1ottal) 1rr O"'.IT~ ah]t, to rrpAI Jnor mll'rcst plu, msurancr llllr)! t~ wil l Or 4 1z prr rrnl rh<' regular cr!'dJt ~f'n1ce of lh• agrncy mcludrng loans fur th.: 1 11 • hIS{ nnrJ rmprn\ t 111 ent uf fam (Conflnu•d on pa;• 3 �.7 • • • 'I 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , Oct !D. 1956 •=:::====:;·=== - -·- ~-=-=·=" l ,i!IJ ftCHAIID I , O\nll ' WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Daybook . The Daily Sentinel • .TELEVISION GUIDE Tl1e Sentinel OIN.IMl. I IDITOR I on 9·00 Coffee Tim@' : tome \V(· dn.~sday I Tic Tac Douth It Co•1Id HI' You tamera Goe:1 to School Current TenneJsee E! n1e Matinee Theatre 3:00 Ql•etn Fo r A Day I 3.45 TJ:ACHERS TO MEET I " '00 10·00 m orni ng. 11 ·00 Th(' Yc·n~•'L ha\e 0!1~ o1ht•r {'hdd .] J'l il d,.u).lht,-~ . Sal'y Ann P .. t~·ri J . 2 r· ,• grandpurnl~ arc ~1r i!nd Mrs D:1l I 1? \ "i Iii .~ VCd~c•r nt Ma.!IOT' Wh.JI!' H I .lO nal lllntip.m·nts rore Mr. anrl :\:. !f· ;· !'H'I •. dl ot I - ~ Pleasant 2.00 l.pol .~ I a ,M l•o oo ' 11 ~ on J·:m I 1, ()() I? '011 1 :m ~ 45 4 flfl , . ~o 5:00 Modern Romances I S:::e1 ed Heart Guild will hold tls rcgWal" mt.·eling Thunday 0ct. 11 Commentary Around and About W il/, lloberf Ruark EDITOR'S 'lOT& :War over control of the Suez Canal? lt'1 not worth it, l&'fl Robert C, Ruark. Ansewr to tht' Sun t:rl1es i1 .timpier th~n that, Ruark uys, quottlng informed London IJOul't!es. In fact , It was uHd effe.:tively .,: l.ong ago as tt1e U. S. Civil W1r. Here is Ru11rk'5 explanation of. how Egypt'! Nuer t:an bt' brouvht to hh k~•• in the Su.z dlsfU.. - without war. pilot force inside of d least 10 ye11rs-not at the prieta they charge to help m.aln-tein the1r ecanorhy. The arcret w(apop: ap.l.~t Egypt, therefon!, ia tht;r implied threat bonkruptQ'. tundl •b· road are frozen, colon Jl not' 1to be bought. The canAl i• ·~ot u~ The world says shnpgr, ; We a~p·i having any," and OQr Jl'lhitl9Jll young man, Nruer1 "'ls ~aa:t ~t ·nat on his aspiration •. It iS of course, a pity thu.t lbe average E~yptlan should suffer [or an- ov&•·play.'ld bridle hand . But the problem Is not ~North wa r and 11 wi ll lake only a Very r~ or da )"s ''lr the p<'opl~ ttt decid e that Gamal Ahdl'l NaBer got toll h11.: for hi s brllche~ , 1argley due to nn ililt>rnaliu na l unportance he ill'""! merit ,,, , - ,· Lilfe we .' used lo Say , Cuba {hf'.Y come and they go~ it· als~ h.appem•rl lo llitler. ' RACINE On The News The -week's a:Qod and bad news on tbe int!tfnatiQnal balan<"e shet: '' ' $UIZ The tansled Suez Canal dtp. sute, now tully recogmzed as one of the biggest in world a.fJairs slnce the end of World War ll, wat hrouf:ht before the U nited Nations. Ttle ll·member seeurity Council, executive committee of the 7ll-nati on UN ., met 111 New York to take np two complA ints. One , by Rrilnw an d France, was m.11de :o :::-ai nst Egyptian Presi· dent Gamt:l Nasser's atteM~tct .,.wtt ' ' contro l of the canal. Thtf ' '111 by E~o:ypl. ac· cused Bt·iia l iitii Fra nc e of en· dangering peace by th('ir policy in the dilopute. The-re seemed nro chnnt·e that the council could t&ke dfl!c\ive action. Soviet Russia, clos!'ly supporfiflll ~aiser, WOI 'i su rL' 1o veto any atempt by the t'uu n: d to cal l · co ntrol o! the nt 8:00pm in the church b11sement. Members a l"e aske d to come ma·.;k e<t for a H<~lloween par-t y. 11 :20 11:30 FQI'Ei.gn Intri(llet 1.2:00 Toni&bt 1 ·00 Sien Off GRANGE MI!ETING Th e Rock Springs Grange will mee l, Thu rsd!IY, Oetober 11 al 8 p m. DrgrC'L'S wo t·k, a pot lurk s up· p1!r nnd q uar1el'ly birthday su ppe~ ur•! on t he agenda.' 8:00 Capta:n. Ka:rLiarOO 9 :00 Gerry Moore 9,30 Artbur Godfrer iel IS COMING tlvt' NC' ighb urt Feminine Touc-h S(M'hl 6,15 John Daly 8:10 6,31, Dtmeyland 7,30 :I'he .4\m.B!hJf DunninJrer Olzle apd Htrrlet a,oo POZNAN Polund 's Communist govern ment W3'3 cooft#ronted by th" mo!lt uplc slve situation lhat had arisen in or Rt~oSShi.,_ Iron Curtain 112.00 s1rn o,. 6,00 News 6,05 Weather three power lini.'-UP. "' !Hill 2,00 Aftern<mn Film Festival 4:00 Two-Gun Playhou.se 5:00 Mkkey Mouse plan.s . There were indica- GIVE OCTOBER l$ L f"nh\· ar.d De.<: Tt'n !"lessce Ernie Fo.rc1 Lux The-ater Dragnet · w. I I 30 Foreign Intrigue Box. 12 00 Toni·ght .-- - --- - - - 8:00 Sign On 8:00 Captain Kangs1 oo 9:00 t'}nrry Moore 9 ·30 Arth.ur flodfrey Strike it Rl<'h Va.litmt L2dy Love of L1fe 11:4a SP.ar<'h for Tomorrow Gui<hn"" l.1ght 12:00 12 30 1:00 t ·30 2:00 2 .30 Ray Mi"l and Show ~ • Th ~ World Turna Our Miss Broks llouseparij" The Big Payolf Bob erc.by Show . Sp(lf'ts Parade tO.::!S Weatherman to :lO J'ulllce Pia) hou ~e 'lOU Nr·w,-: IJ :O!; Tnc . !..arlo! Show &,3D Ford Tllo~tre 9:00 We<l. l'.'ltlllt fl11hlll H& Featl.lfe Theatre 11:!10 ~'~- 111d "''...h.. lUI M1stel)' Tbeatre 11:10 Sp1t,15 Si£n 011 --~- THURSDAY IU\9 12:00 Sig-n On. Fdm & F~nt>•· 2:00 Femmine Tm1r-h Af!Prnoon Yilrn Festival 4:00 Two-G1,m Pl.1yhcw .. 5:00 Mi<'key 6:00 Buff~lo Blll , 6.30 Shen ff or C'nchlsr 7:00 CitX'Ut 130 • M011.~e J r. 8,00 W ile Sen ·ire 9:00 D-..!11rk .Tuhil.ec 10:00 Feature Theetre ll:OO New:; and Wa:~thf't' 11 . 10 Spor1s l•u• Mystl'ry Tht:"ntre · [ 12:15 Sign orr lilitimergency lf'mA Ho.,itals -They Get R•ultl- - Paeked awaJ without :fanh.re ln. Idraielleall7 • placed warebouae • aroond tbe natioD 1a 1he -· •• Fede ~r~ l 1ClvD Deten.e Adrnlnifiratlon'"ll . merq af.o4'.kpile, wbieh some a~,. •may ape)lllfe o:c death for mil· non• ~'ufemeraeney 200 of FCDA'I bospite~.~-eontained &all in the federal noek.J)De, plu. '16 otbe:ra owned bJ Ule StateL FCDA hal ordered an additional 731 bospita!JJ, and the State• am. ' Set up in outlytna .aehooll. · churchet and otber buJJdiDia, ~ bDJPitala would provide -.ror!ir::in,: facllitiea for doctors and nurad e.vac:uated fiom the 1,800 regular Ms~ita:U ln c:rit.ic:al taraet areo.11. , The $22,500 emergency bo.spit.lll, complete with X-ray and operat.. '~ - -·---:----:--c:-~:aoclnt aad brate aenke. _... • • _ 10..1().3tc !l'or rent - Electric wallpaper •teamer. C.:lio.ton Fisher. Mid· __ dle_port. Ph. 626l>X. 'Or ren~o• SW!o1d Boards. Drop lng roon\. equipment, 2 1enera· ton, 200 c:ota a!'ld suPPlies, c:an be lot. :led ill two larJe vana •. aDd: b e Jn we 5 hours atte~ af'!"1val., Legal Notice 1_1 -1_-u Ladd~ Clotho. ---------------------- CHnton Fllher, lliddiepoR. .LEGAL NOTICE Sealed Bids will be recelved by •the Boar-d- of County Commi&5 ROOMS and .SAm, 10 CoJe St. aioner&, Meigs County, Ohio, at P!Jone 11266-X. · 11·1-d ~~~~\e. llll!lily. $30 the OHic:ile. of ·said Board, Pomeroy, per .moJ)JII. .. ~~ Mra. Howard Ohio, up until 12:00 o'clock noon Cecil, 800 W Main St., Pomeroy October 15, 1006 for furnbrbing evenings. 9 6 tl the fo]lowing. Transport dellvt>ry of Gasolin-e, regular and premium grades to !20tH •nsuronce the County Garage, Rock S<pl'ings, Baraes-Sim(Mon ln.suraoee Agency, Ohio at the direction ot tbe Coun· Auto <ioles Middleport. Fll'e • Automobile- ty Engineer, during the 90 day - - - , - .Bonda. Pbont (J315-X 6-20-bf period commt=nclng Oet. 15, 1956. 1934 FORD CUSTOMLINE 2 dr. Quote prices on OO,tb regular Sedan. · WSW tires. Overdriw C'OMPI.IC'I'E tnsu".. "ce Protection. and pt-em 1um gradell. and other equipment. $1,295.00 IJfe. Auto, Fir~::, iol!o. Call Doll Board of Commissioners reserve lHaettnar's, Pomeroy. MUI~t, Middleport. 01\lo. the right to reject any or all Bids. 10 4 Otc Board of County Commi.uionen 19113 PLYMOUTH CRAMBROOK 2 C101 Business ~erv•ce• By Deor. n.milz, Cleek dr. Sedan. One careful owner. : , (9) Z6, 29 (10) 3, 10 4tc: OriiJ,Dal green flnis'h. $805.00 · BuLLDOZER Bliettnar's Pomeroy. For hire for basements and 10 4 .6te ponds. P, M. Cowdery, Lon.rl ·--.::-::=:::c::::::-:-;:-;:: Bottom 8 29 tf 1951 OLDSMOBILE "88" 2 dr S<>, I ' dan. Hydramatic drive. A real QU!CK S£RVIC1£ oa Watch ftP. Continued from page 1 performer. $785.00 B1aettnar's, palrlnl bJ · Facto~"? Tr.Jned Pomeroy. watcluPaker. COUdNS JE\'{E- JL}·-type (;.nns are continued. ltJ)&GEW.T oas 1te carrW • Ia ~ 10 4 6tc u:BS. p ...tllS'!t!' t-3-tt · Pr1vatt: lenden supply most of un.-..... lw ......... ,....... ol. the funds for the agency's · farm t916-:-"'B"'iJ"'tC-::K:-cR:cO:cAD::.M:;-A;-;S::TER::;::,_ , 2:-d:;::c_ \he Federal CtvD pereue -~,.: HOUSEBUIWERS • Call thf' real estate loans under the inaured seJICJ' bOipHal . . . . . • ::_:_:,.,.,..=:-:= Riviera Cpe. }'ower steering, Neigler's, Racine. loan p rogram. The }'armers H_o mc 113 1.36 3'18 brtkea, seat, and windows. 9 15 If Admi-sitsration makes, servlCes, TRI COUNTY LIAGUI SAVEl 1 Blaettnar's Pomeroy. Total 777 850 938 25651Stobart 152 159 153 464' B. Davis DAILY SINTliiiL 157 171 234 562 10 f , 6te RADIO & 'l'EU:V'ISION SERVICE and collects the l()llns. 600 HOL$UM BAKERY Handieap 2 2 2 6 Mitch Clifford 1611 228 2011 Phone 200. Chtland Applian~e The new law also provides- loans 1 130 130 390 126 17'7 163 466 Total 741 825 749 2316 Blind 134 1'11 126 431 Woods Sb.lre. 118 w. M.Un St.. Pomero1 for developing and improving Tedesco 122 170 173 465 19M BUicK V8 Roadmaster 4 dJ' 14G 1'18 233 2-21-tf farms lhat .ue smaller than fam- Horak Sedan. Power Steering. One loSECOND STREET MARKET l:BG 128 19'1 ily-typc. To be elia:ible an applic- Cbisler 7: 8 cal owner, $1,8915.00, Blaettnar's , - - P'OREMA"'f 4 ABBO'M' T.V. aB.o ant must be an eRt-ablisbed farm BAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy. ' 10 4 6tc VICE A)) J~~akea Repalred bJ 1!1 owner carrving on aubltantial Clatworthy 204 204 ,_ ,--~ port TecbnicWll- Phont 8284: ,Y: farm 'operations and spending a E. Baker 150 168 144 462 i953. OLDS),iOBn.E, excellent eonMlcldleport. 8-11-tfl1 major part of his time fanning NOl'l'is 147 156 184 481 ditlon, $1..00.00, Mrs. Cleo Kern11 .......__ He must /also have a dependable Anderson 173 226 171 570 626 Broadway, Middlf!POrt. source or outside income. Darst 121 154 201 476 10 4 6tc GUILD TO MEET \ These Joana will assist farmen;: J . Bak<'r 156 118 27f -:::-:--:-· - - ; - - - - Grace Guild will meet at the who own small (arms and rent Tctal 7Q5 860 818 2473 tQt I home of Mrs. J. E .D .Hartinger : added land and ;mall farm own· HERCULES COAL F,URNACE, 1an Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. with t ers who depend on off-farm em· LIBERTY REST AURA NT used very little. $99.00 Phopc \' Mrs. Carri£l N~·e assisting as bost- .ployment for part of their income. Ingels 176 182 118 4'16 846-M" or 8043-.J. tess. 'fhe credit can be med to improve Cr ow ~ :: 131 17:> 42'1 10.9-tite . - 1 II land and buildings. R. Dwis 17~ 161 1"-7 4"'l __ --·-··-........__ 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, u The interest rates nnd terms are Stssoll 145 Hi.:J 13'1 483 nREWOOD FOR SALE: See Wm. lite basement, eoal fur.n~ce, .1 the same as th use fur loans ma.dt Menehini 122 183 178 483· Radford nr Harold Blackston. acre of a:round. Call David Davis tor refmancing debts. Interest, or ':":,' ~~ 743 819 775 2337 Roc:k.springs or pbotlt' GlJ2-J_ 911!-M. interest plus insurunce ch~.rrg:e.s Sf y yC'1.K CEt'TRAL __ _ _ 10 8 1mo.p 10-9-&tc _ _ __ will be 41,7: per cent. The loan·D will Jo nstor 193 ~ -~~ 1:'""' >\""> Ar -:::~sw L . ~:1 121 138 201 .. PEAJIS :o-:::-- BRING CONTAINERS, MODERN RURAL HOME, lara:e be repayable over peflods up to. Ycu !lg 137 125 262 ' piCk your own $1.00, dropa $.50 living room, 2 bedrooms, klt· 40 years. B.. !J 1!5fl 137 1~4 411 per buthel 1 ~ mile fr.om salem chen, and bath. Coal furnace, Operating loal\8 may also bo ! 1' .. 1~ 14il 177 482 ceater on Gravel ROad. W. F. fuU basement, 1% aere lot. Nice made\<, oar:t time foarmers, provld· PO'Well 1[,0 118 274 Ha.w ley. ' plaee to live, G mile out Athens ed they ire e!ltablished, bona-fide • '· ' · 21 90 73 M 21'7 16-9-Stc Road, U. S. 33, s. D. Carter. farmers. These loans maybe wed To tJI fi'U 780 ·~ 1J 2372 -- • 10 6 3tp for the purchase of equipment, J'OR SAi.r,..:..p•lll D'b1 ~t • - - - - --- livestock, !efl:illzer. seed and Dtber illite RuUanct 'townlbJI.. 3l $ ROOMS aQd BATH, enclosed to carry on an efficient operation. ('ITY IC!:: & FUtt.. ·• 1 ~ lend boute. bb1l and Out back, pol'eh, storm · doors and, to carry on an fflcient operation. Tillis Htil 159 182 5;U -T-.SQUA.RE st.rrr. a Clalrt-. ' buPdl-.:1. Georte A.. MeiDr :wlndowa., garage. ·.Near schools. tthe8e mav be made tor peliodi up I..ewis 17-1 ISS 1~- 488" McCardell deaign, ia looaely• a.n., -~ft..l-M 'i&D•Soutll. 'tblrd ft..,. Middleport· to '7 yrs. ind. caN",. 5 par cent in· Doe Greer 118 202 172 490 loOmed In berrlllgbofte tw.td'. · .. -- ·- llO'I.S.. · 10 8 3tc terert. Neal 129 214 169 l\12 Of .earlet ~ amber.\ llltipea fEARS FOil SALE. :1. milo tut, " - ' ,_ d F•irl.'s 200 t~2 140 532 of Chetler- $UIO pc 11 bushil •., Like the··loana. tba't Wfnt a ... ea r fhe swan-neck top of • e«m•l~ , Total 806 925 822 2553 available, loans under th~ new ~ (] 1o r e d wool jehley blou~ John P. K~lley. QUALITY DOESN'T, authorities will ' be made only to CROW'S CHiCKS ' lhows at the eQU!We.M Jacket. 10-+etp Clifford Hil 149 198 :;t)B COST- IT PAYS applicants wh01e credit cannot be ~eeklltlq. j M~nchin i 167 223 166 556 (" "'10 000 BTU llumphreY ~tint ade4uately handled bY baokl or Riggs 138 210 215 568 ,to~~ 1 1 iu.ATE1l used 6 montha... -DUo Superior Senict:! rJther lenders. 194 158 1151 , 603 Louks 171 203 203 3'1'i Belles ( ·l"'ll thefm ·ruel oll hester, wit" or Service to the L!Vblg Mf Brown holda office bours Tota 871 M9 853 2583 Bellts Hl6 166 18Z 514 without 27ft gal. tank. Jacob E . Our Motto • rrom 10:00 A M untll 12:00 Noon Total 803 951 974 2728 WOOO (I(IUNTY BANK Schlllln& Rutland. 10 8 3\p each Friday In the lteigs County Farnsworth. 217 184 20'1 188 . . to th ng tD 8ra(lley unlveraity fte1dhouse. Peoria, 01., -'--' ' ASC Office, Masonic Temple, Blda:. Di,g(ban 182 1'10 148 100 PIHIDINI IISIHHOWO: and ~~· :wa:ve h Ar; Ight Ia WLnola' Gov. WOllam G. stranon. Said tlle CROW'S LIVE POULTRY CO. __ ~ ··JNCH COAL FURNACE, pipet, T 'Fi te ald Pomeroy, Qhio. His headquarter• iS 173 1911 1D 022 When 'tlle" P'reltdellt delivered a :.narm ~ j ta.l.~ and coNtrwmve , •. to bring uur farm people . . .d reaiotera. $40. Phone 139-X. revey U8 rw located at Wllil Second Ave., GalCli:fford 178 179 184 539 Harnf1', Jr. 1 PI'MidtAt. "'We wW keep doln,&: • • • a b.tnJored 1n time of pe11ee." An ~ti· TaylOr 158 l'l8 lG3 481 Menchinl 203 162 159 524 ·"' ' 10 8 3lp lipolia, Ohio which ""vel Gallia, tbii Only kllld of prospdtty th:!r,dant-pruspcrl~ tlla.t "U tlnternatlonall)otmdpll.oto) ~·'·'i~ . J Black : . 189 189 :1,15 11118 Riggs 1:-JO UNI 1157 47'7 ~ HEAVY HENS, ·$1.00 eac:b, Bubet PhOlle !BS M:eig.,, La~reuce, Jacksoo and V D· ·..,!!..l"c.d 10,~ 1.~ were OA for Ule 1peec _ __ Toll! . 819 898 812 iififiO Louks IIJI! 170 2tlll MQ ' !$-own, Rock Sprinp Road. ton COWlUe&. . lor IJP&ll --- -----1 I l Farm Loan ,..._ltl" :i: I ~ I~. ~ct;:i~\~~ 3o ~=~ ~;: ~~~ !: Ll~=~icap IKE,· MAMII 'WAVE TO PEORIA THRONG (21 ) .Real Estate Far l Sc•• I 'a.e 'ol'l >Wis'li'.; •s Commerc(' or spons oring: body has the s.1-ti~fnc- ~• Complete WHEEL ALmNMENT Hackett'• Safety Service. West llala Strtet, Pomeror, Ohio. FJttoo 6 :15 Oougl8~ Edwards 6:30 Sgt . Preston of Yuk()t: 7 00 Bob Cumrnmg::; S how 7.30 Climax 8.30 Playhuuse 90 . of - na,- l Halloween a rommitteo of judges mates a tour of the areas and the palnllncs adjudged the beRt ore prizes of $5 for the best window lor the second third and then lD honora·ble mentions ot $1 each, ~~:~~:; grade in which the child Is enrolled also wins a D to that won hy lh e contestant. 1r11Dd and worthy undertaking with the youngsters , of fun , Merchants benefit by older folks at!Mtlon to the artistic e!rotts of the youngsters and the tude on fumitl:ft or appllau- Setret stcrrm. Edge of Night Ktrue's Kitchen Tbe Early S how 1.11 ~""' aod Aj&<y Focd 10: 15 041117 YOU KNOW? Iaker'• will ;~lve J'OU tbe best • .. Yl Bright~ E;;so H.c-portl't To Sell, Trade ar An· · nounce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Wont Ad be Your Representative. housework. Q!.ll 603a.iM, 10 ft 6tp 3 :00 10·00 _,_ IJAO!NE ,sHOE REi'AlR SHOP Is (-17) Help Wanted GIRL or WOMAN, for general now open to a:ive you service. 3 · 1o, 3:30 4:00 4 :30 .~~ lr.OU "1\11 t:tr\ll.letter & ' the a Mil" Herth ef .,.....,..., On ..... 'C:tb ......... ,. au THURSDAY 10:30 11 :00 11:15 11 .30 GRUBSD B.LOCit 00. ---- ===------ ----- Nt>ws Head:iMS Prt'9~ ~ You have somltthint You Bet Your Life ll :20 . . .1._ .. nt CONCUTI: BLOCKII ::-=~-;--- Rent .. IF Political Tcl •cast Wo2.t hel'Cast nw- .a ..-u 1· fatt & Snugg11 11 :15 JUNK CCJ, -.... 11<011 - ...,,..,. Real Estate Broker The Dinah Shore Shaw WIONESOAV 1:80 tions that West G ~ rm 1. ny might join Britain and Franct.> in a D t>w I 11 1-lotlGes WHTN-t\1 Ch'annel13 12 30 Film & Fancy DIVISION The aUied ~ plit was mar h d by close r euop r.- ration between SriLain and ~~ram·p and by nn ln · creased nrlli '-'h rhspotwn 1o joln in contimmlal Eur::.penn roupera- Rllmance5~ Les Paul nnd M::I'Y ~ord WEDNESDAY b~ rev Card of TbanJi:5 nd Special Notim of Eventl printed at~eeu­ GARAGES, 1'10 Mu~berr:y Ave., lar c:lauifted rttee. Obituaries Pomeroy. Call 1\l·M. 10 10 6tc publilhed .at 1 ee~~t per word. RODNEY DOWMJ:IIG • APARTMENT- ::! nicely furnilih· ed roo1111, tara:e elo.seta, private INSIJliANCII AGENCY bath and entrance, automatic Plrw.Autonl............ ite,ni" beat, uUHUes furBished . PUB!JC SALE 1262 Powell Street. Middleport, ACCID.N1' or can S2l2-M. 10 6 3te "nte uDdenia;ned will ~r£er for Lifo, C-ally .... .ale at public auction. at the 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartmen-t, utlUtiea JX!h:l. 350 Nortb 4th St. late residence o1 Franeu w. IUd.d.leport. 10 4 12tc Parker, deeeaaed, at 1\tppet* In MIDDUI'OilT, OHIO Plailll, Meigs County, OhiO. OD ONE FOUR ROOM and I liv<! 6116-M Gil Saturday, the Z'lth day of Octoroom apartmenta. 8 room dwell- ~ ____ ber UJ66, lbe penonal property lq, newly deeorated. inside and of said decent. eonsf.at1111 tn out. Muat be NeD to be apprepart Of rugs, U"'rtg ro4)rn 'l\lllte ciated. 8 room and 6 room roekirtg chairs, minora, beds houses Both within S min. wa1k marbel tOp dresaer, several old •Jf Court Howe. A. N Bengel, one drawer stands, one trunk, Pomeroy. tleetrie refticerator, electric 9-\8·1! •' stcwe, klt.c.ben utensils, diaht~~, kitchen cabineta and many other FOR RENT 4 rool111 au.d bath and articles to numerous to mention, 5 J'OOdll ana bath, furnlshed Sale to commence at 1:00 ~J'eloell: •partment&. wm. T. Grueser, P . M. Terms Cash. Brown1e Middleport. 9 22 1 mo p Woods ~ Auctioneer. Ethel M. Stout Administrix of FURNISHED UV!NG· BEDROOM. private bath and entrance. Call tbe Estate of Frances Parker, 614f·Y. 10 8 3tc deceased, I(l.9.3tc 3 ROOM FURNISHED Apartment, - - - - ----:77.127 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. the Hotel Martin bU availabl~. ' 10 8 6tp fe1~; reoms with running waWT . steam heated. and Hotel 11ervlce 8 room unf,unished apartment witb batb, for rent. Also 3-room at apeclal weekly or moothly ullfutnis3ed apartment with ratea to steady , eats. Rate.& as bath. Both newly decorated. Call ~uw aa $8 weekly double oceu· 29&. 9 20 If pancy, Also room:. for Special -·:-:::::-:-:=-:--:Meetings, Partiea, Weddings, ' Banquets, and private breakfast, John Duer A TRACTOR tn fine shape, Wlll tra1"1.e fnr smaller luncheons, and supper parties tndor. G, A. Deem. Racine. Phone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0. Per· 10 10 3t p fY, lessee of Hotel Martin. . t 11J lm(lf! "!'>:rws Pirture C~tmr h OHIO VALLEY --- 1141 For \f,. 1 t'lf' ~ ~" "'e A1mt Dru SbolW Fran~{ .nlUO'l'OM!. I - (II) Wanted Ta Buy roporled lmmodlalol1. Tbo DoliJ 8 Cubic: foqt Norie refrigerator. Call 29&, 9 2D U Sentinel wiP not be rlllpoDitble .for more thaD one incorrect luaertloo. WCHS-TV ChannelS PLAN FAMILY NIGHT 1"11m lly m.11ht will be o bs~rved by the Women\ Guild o( the Fed- !0 ·30 Strike it Rich enJ1ed chureh, Tuesday O~tober 11:00 Valiant Lady 16 A covered dish potluck dinner 11:1!'1 Love c.f Life 11:30 ::;earcb for TomoJ'I"';J Will be served at 6 pm Wllh the Friendly Circle, the bpst<S" serving 11 : 4~ Guidine Light 12:00,.. Ray MlllalKI Show th e dessert. Jo'ol lowmg tht.> dinnt-r l2·30 h The Work! Turnl a program will b presented by 1:00 Our Miss Brook!! Mikl.' Sllll !llons who speak on the I :30 Hcruseparty ,\nH·J ie an IndHln and t11sp lay his 2:00 Big Payoff In r~1:tn C'11l l cct10n. 2:30 Bob Crosb' 3.00 BrlghttT Day PLAN All DAY MEET 3:1!'1 Secret Storm Tit,· n row n<'ll Ho rne Demon ~tra­ 'the Bloodmobile Modern 4. eentl per word for t.b:r«t eon- Error1 Ill Advertiamg..-Sbould ----- i!'lticb:m of Secre- All has been noted Jn these columns in former editions from time to time, this new~pilprr will offer suggestions t~ the newly organized Chnmher or Commerce, whic:h we fee! hal mel'lt Mid' Ia worthy of much consideration. hapl4\l' approaching now, is the season of the year when :vounaateh reM~ lor that bar or •oap, not for the usuat purt, ,_ )IOHI of washing up, but for the purposes or app!yln&llberal • amouatt of nid soap to some storekeeper's or neighboring ' WindOWs that ll'e within easy reach, Then too, thera are thoe•• )',, 'Whole un~~ny ablllty toward deviltry blossoms In all its t Jl.Ory and some bouseholder or merchant suffers from the i'esults6f a •1lalloween Prank", , , Our auagestlon to the Chamber of Commerce at this Ume eoneern~. the Halloween Season and a chance for the Chamber to accompUsh a worthy project and at the same time pro. vide the ehtldren of the community wlth n constructive incentive nther than onP bent on deslrucllon We h•ve noted in other communUies a project undertaken by service and civic organlmtions that has paid off handsomelY. and we offer It to Pomeroy. Middleport and the Chambers ' of Commeree ot these communitiee. '' lt'1 a Rallowe'en Window Painting Contest among the ohil· d'n!n of the first slx grartrs in our schools, Local merchllnts in the contest are furnished sUps by the OflalltuUon giving permission to a child to paint In water Colon" Halloween Swm on tl1<1lr froat sht>w wtndowo. This llllp then Ia pasted In th~ tower car""' of the window telling ll,•,.,; < .'tll,r ume of the chlld, his grade in school and the school he attends. Box ti on Club Wil l be guests of M r~. 3:30 Edge of Night Russel[ Jones, Hclpre. a former 4 .110 Katie's Kttcben member, Thm gday at :m all-day I 4 30 EBrly Show meeting. 5.!5!'1 Les Pau & Mary Ford 6:00 Draw Wlth Me ' TO HONOR MEMB&.RS :\<ft:m hers nl Evant: 'll ne Chap· 6 15 nOOgJ& tilwards trr OES, for twenty -f1ve yl'!\ I'S u ~ 6·30 Pro Fodolilfttf' Highlighlt 7,oo Arthur Godfrey mt.:r(' will be htm orPd Thu rs1l:Jy at Frwnds' Night h<•ld &t the Ma•onie 8:00 The Millionaire Temrlr at 8 p m Chapters in th is 8 ::10 l'\'e Gu ~ A Secret ttrf'.i hav e 1·ece1 v('d invitatwn to 9:00 U. S. Steel Hour lO:OO Your .E&SO Reporter lho ceremony and pro11:ram. 10:15 Sport. P&nlde Mr and Mu:; Norm<w Heilman of 10:25 WeathW'Pian Bellfunt aine were the kl~ t week suests of their daug hlcr Mrs Mil- 10:30 Colonel March d!•lu1~~h1g angle was the div- dred lhle and family . Several folks attendl'd tlle runer 11:00 News the United States al of Mrs. Avt:ry £toberh at Syra· 11:01 The Late Show J\lfd Britom and the Sign Q[f ~Yer ' cl}id ah cs, on the cu11e Monday. J"ohn Fos tP.; Dulles I,lmdon and Paris a:: uRed of sturtmg the Wi thdrawing a promise States aid ln buildng N·asser's great Aswan O&m on'D the Nde River-and then failing . to support Britain and FN.rncc when Naasea retortnd by intei·natiOnalizinll the canal . "' ASuggested Project Pres ~ Tit' 1'::~r Tm th.'h 11 rf>u]d hn \ "11\1 P arso n' ~ Stuffy ('nrrPrlt Trn n ~<:5t'e Ernll.' oo 1 • T 1m t' ' IIMUP MllPnee ThC'at re 3 00 OnHn Fnr A D:~y 2 A mectm)! of !he M:.s .:n• Coun'v 6'00 4 DO Comedy Time Classronm Teachers Assocoiation 6 ·10 will be hl'!tl m lhe Hartford t!;lt'm· 4:30 !\fy Little Margie 625 t.> n"ary School Building on M e nd .::~ neni n !,.~ at 7 30 P'\t Ri!!p!lrts w1ll l !'1 :00 Aunt Dru Snow fi ·3G be giv<'""il\ bv rf!prese nlalives of I he 5:30 Hopalong Cassidy <~.>90CJ<.~ttc n to a recent con!e1en~·· I 6 :00 Nt.>ws 6·45 d Lh c C'i'A "l J ack5on's M!l l. I 6:15 Sports Eye 7 :00 6 :2~ Les Paul Mary F ord J"30 'iddle Fisher 7:30 6:45 Nt!WS Caraval NEW OWNIR Gene anu lr'!~ Collins ba\·e re 8 00 7,00 Mayor of tke Town cently takttn uve.r the operatwn 7 :30 Susie t3·30 of lne (1ve Voiars Grl U locatt.'tl nu 8,00 Kraft Theatre Route 7 U1ickan, steaks and all 9 00 goo 'I'tm m Your ure so!":s of seafood and home mnrle HO Twenty-One -Jac"k Barry JO ·OO pus!J·i<'s gra<'c 1he menu at th·~ 10:00 Adventures Df H. Holiday. newly dt•cornt::rl bmii ne ss 1:' 5\aij lO.~'l Flltt:ler KnoW i Be.wt 10:30 !i.!'~ntcnt 11·00 Nt"Ws Headlines U !OO 1! :15 Wea.ther'C'Ost GUILD TO MIET Si!tD on f'~r({,•e 10 10 81< Dallr Senlille~ Pomeroy-lollddleport, o., Od. 10, ~~ ol ile of WE BUY Tbomp110n Trletor Illes• per word, one li\iolll... · MJ.IIlmum <lwl• IIOc- . .._. I \ ruuper-· ,... THURSDAY I WANT ADS eeau fKUtlve iDHrUoD&. IJpedal-One month tor 25 ent.t 811 RATS KU.U:O with one polllld STAR WAl:LFARIN. Safe, 1ure, ot 2 ce-n\1 per word will JuaraDteed, be c:twted for advertlllq: if not lllenHch H_,.wv. paid .far before tbe 2Dtll o.f each Sueat R.un ,._d Mill month followiq inHrUon. I 18 2m.o. p 7,00 Today 7:00 Today NEW CITIZEN M·· and M l" ~ Charl(•s YC'ag<'r of !l.b~t . n ar1• llrlnoun::-in~ t'tle birth of ~ ~~~n <It Holzer H o~pi l uJ m t..:.al· aEYNOLD E. GREEN • WEDNESDAY Sltiln Oo CORN IIIII'DIIR ll!d SRJIDVW'I, m.UJt aee to appruiaW. PultoP... "'fRl'1NG 4 !.rrn.E SKULDUGGERY ON 'TI-lE 4DMIS610N6 COMMITTEE"liiEY'i.L 00 IT, 4NO DO 10, .<INO l,HEN bOME·- Funaro,I Hom• Phoae 816-Y. 10 10 Sip '!..-------- . " fs :S ~: �.7 • • • 'I 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , Oct !D. 1956 •=:::====:;·=== - -·- ~-=-=·=" l ,i!IJ ftCHAIID I , O\nll ' WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Daybook . The Daily Sentinel • .TELEVISION GUIDE Tl1e Sentinel OIN.IMl. I IDITOR I on 9·00 Coffee Tim@' : tome \V(· dn.~sday I Tic Tac Douth It Co•1Id HI' You tamera Goe:1 to School Current TenneJsee E! n1e Matinee Theatre 3:00 Ql•etn Fo r A Day I 3.45 TJ:ACHERS TO MEET I " '00 10·00 m orni ng. 11 ·00 Th(' Yc·n~•'L ha\e 0!1~ o1ht•r {'hdd .] J'l il d,.u).lht,-~ . Sal'y Ann P .. t~·ri J . 2 r· ,• grandpurnl~ arc ~1r i!nd Mrs D:1l I 1? \ "i Iii .~ VCd~c•r nt Ma.!IOT' Wh.JI!' H I .lO nal lllntip.m·nts rore Mr. anrl :\:. !f· ;· !'H'I •. dl ot I - ~ Pleasant 2.00 l.pol .~ I a ,M l•o oo ' 11 ~ on J·:m I 1, ()() I? '011 1 :m ~ 45 4 flfl , . ~o 5:00 Modern Romances I S:::e1 ed Heart Guild will hold tls rcgWal" mt.·eling Thunday 0ct. 11 Commentary Around and About W il/, lloberf Ruark EDITOR'S 'lOT& :War over control of the Suez Canal? lt'1 not worth it, l&'fl Robert C, Ruark. Ansewr to tht' Sun t:rl1es i1 .timpier th~n that, Ruark uys, quottlng informed London IJOul't!es. In fact , It was uHd effe.:tively .,: l.ong ago as tt1e U. S. Civil W1r. Here is Ru11rk'5 explanation of. how Egypt'! Nuer t:an bt' brouvht to hh k~•• in the Su.z dlsfU.. - without war. pilot force inside of d least 10 ye11rs-not at the prieta they charge to help m.aln-tein the1r ecanorhy. The arcret w(apop: ap.l.~t Egypt, therefon!, ia tht;r implied threat bonkruptQ'. tundl •b· road are frozen, colon Jl not' 1to be bought. The canAl i• ·~ot u~ The world says shnpgr, ; We a~p·i having any," and OQr Jl'lhitl9Jll young man, Nruer1 "'ls ~aa:t ~t ·nat on his aspiration •. It iS of course, a pity thu.t lbe average E~yptlan should suffer [or an- ov&•·play.'ld bridle hand . But the problem Is not ~North wa r and 11 wi ll lake only a Very r~ or da )"s ''lr the p<'opl~ ttt decid e that Gamal Ahdl'l NaBer got toll h11.: for hi s brllche~ , 1argley due to nn ililt>rnaliu na l unportance he ill'""! merit ,,, , - ,· Lilfe we .' used lo Say , Cuba {hf'.Y come and they go~ it· als~ h.appem•rl lo llitler. ' RACINE On The News The -week's a:Qod and bad news on tbe int!tfnatiQnal balan<"e shet: '' ' $UIZ The tansled Suez Canal dtp. sute, now tully recogmzed as one of the biggest in world a.fJairs slnce the end of World War ll, wat hrouf:ht before the U nited Nations. Ttle ll·member seeurity Council, executive committee of the 7ll-nati on UN ., met 111 New York to take np two complA ints. One , by Rrilnw an d France, was m.11de :o :::-ai nst Egyptian Presi· dent Gamt:l Nasser's atteM~tct .,.wtt ' ' contro l of the canal. Thtf ' '111 by E~o:ypl. ac· cused Bt·iia l iitii Fra nc e of en· dangering peace by th('ir policy in the dilopute. The-re seemed nro chnnt·e that the council could t&ke dfl!c\ive action. Soviet Russia, clos!'ly supporfiflll ~aiser, WOI 'i su rL' 1o veto any atempt by the t'uu n: d to cal l · co ntrol o! the nt 8:00pm in the church b11sement. Members a l"e aske d to come ma·.;k e<t for a H<~lloween par-t y. 11 :20 11:30 FQI'Ei.gn Intri(llet 1.2:00 Toni&bt 1 ·00 Sien Off GRANGE MI!ETING Th e Rock Springs Grange will mee l, Thu rsd!IY, Oetober 11 al 8 p m. DrgrC'L'S wo t·k, a pot lurk s up· p1!r nnd q uar1el'ly birthday su ppe~ ur•! on t he agenda.' 8:00 Capta:n. Ka:rLiarOO 9 :00 Gerry Moore 9,30 Artbur Godfrer iel IS COMING tlvt' NC' ighb urt Feminine Touc-h S(M'hl 6,15 John Daly 8:10 6,31, Dtmeyland 7,30 :I'he .4\m.B!hJf DunninJrer Olzle apd Htrrlet a,oo POZNAN Polund 's Communist govern ment W3'3 cooft#ronted by th" mo!lt uplc slve situation lhat had arisen in or Rt~oSShi.,_ Iron Curtain 112.00 s1rn o,. 6,00 News 6,05 Weather three power lini.'-UP. "' !Hill 2,00 Aftern<mn Film Festival 4:00 Two-Gun Playhou.se 5:00 Mkkey Mouse plan.s . There were indica- GIVE OCTOBER l$ L f"nh\· ar.d De.<: Tt'n !"lessce Ernie Fo.rc1 Lux The-ater Dragnet · w. I I 30 Foreign Intrigue Box. 12 00 Toni·ght .-- - --- - - - 8:00 Sign On 8:00 Captain Kangs1 oo 9:00 t'}nrry Moore 9 ·30 Arth.ur flodfrey Strike it Rl<'h Va.litmt L2dy Love of L1fe 11:4a SP.ar<'h for Tomorrow Gui<hn"" l.1ght 12:00 12 30 1:00 t ·30 2:00 2 .30 Ray Mi"l and Show ~ • Th ~ World Turna Our Miss Broks llouseparij" The Big Payolf Bob erc.by Show . Sp(lf'ts Parade tO.::!S Weatherman to :lO J'ulllce Pia) hou ~e 'lOU Nr·w,-: IJ :O!; Tnc . !..arlo! Show &,3D Ford Tllo~tre 9:00 We<l. l'.'ltlllt fl11hlll H& Featl.lfe Theatre 11:!10 ~'~- 111d "''...h.. lUI M1stel)' Tbeatre 11:10 Sp1t,15 Si£n 011 --~- THURSDAY IU\9 12:00 Sig-n On. Fdm & F~nt>•· 2:00 Femmine Tm1r-h Af!Prnoon Yilrn Festival 4:00 Two-G1,m Pl.1yhcw .. 5:00 Mi<'key 6:00 Buff~lo Blll , 6.30 Shen ff or C'nchlsr 7:00 CitX'Ut 130 • M011.~e J r. 8,00 W ile Sen ·ire 9:00 D-..!11rk .Tuhil.ec 10:00 Feature Theetre ll:OO New:; and Wa:~thf't' 11 . 10 Spor1s l•u• Mystl'ry Tht:"ntre · [ 12:15 Sign orr lilitimergency lf'mA Ho.,itals -They Get R•ultl- - Paeked awaJ without :fanh.re ln. Idraielleall7 • placed warebouae • aroond tbe natioD 1a 1he -· •• Fede ~r~ l 1ClvD Deten.e Adrnlnifiratlon'"ll . merq af.o4'.kpile, wbieh some a~,. •may ape)lllfe o:c death for mil· non• ~'ufemeraeney 200 of FCDA'I bospite~.~-eontained &all in the federal noek.J)De, plu. '16 otbe:ra owned bJ Ule StateL FCDA hal ordered an additional 731 bospita!JJ, and the State• am. ' Set up in outlytna .aehooll. · churchet and otber buJJdiDia, ~ bDJPitala would provide -.ror!ir::in,: facllitiea for doctors and nurad e.vac:uated fiom the 1,800 regular Ms~ita:U ln c:rit.ic:al taraet areo.11. , The $22,500 emergency bo.spit.lll, complete with X-ray and operat.. '~ - -·---:----:--c:-~:aoclnt aad brate aenke. _... • • _ 10..1().3tc !l'or rent - Electric wallpaper •teamer. C.:lio.ton Fisher. Mid· __ dle_port. Ph. 626l>X. 'Or ren~o• SW!o1d Boards. Drop lng roon\. equipment, 2 1enera· ton, 200 c:ota a!'ld suPPlies, c:an be lot. :led ill two larJe vana •. aDd: b e Jn we 5 hours atte~ af'!"1val., Legal Notice 1_1 -1_-u Ladd~ Clotho. ---------------------- CHnton Fllher, lliddiepoR. .LEGAL NOTICE Sealed Bids will be recelved by •the Boar-d- of County Commi&5 ROOMS and .SAm, 10 CoJe St. aioner&, Meigs County, Ohio, at P!Jone 11266-X. · 11·1-d ~~~~\e. llll!lily. $30 the OHic:ile. of ·said Board, Pomeroy, per .moJ)JII. .. ~~ Mra. Howard Ohio, up until 12:00 o'clock noon Cecil, 800 W Main St., Pomeroy October 15, 1006 for furnbrbing evenings. 9 6 tl the fo]lowing. Transport dellvt>ry of Gasolin-e, regular and premium grades to !20tH •nsuronce the County Garage, Rock S<pl'ings, Baraes-Sim(Mon ln.suraoee Agency, Ohio at the direction ot tbe Coun· Auto <ioles Middleport. Fll'e • Automobile- ty Engineer, during the 90 day - - - , - .Bonda. Pbont (J315-X 6-20-bf period commt=nclng Oet. 15, 1956. 1934 FORD CUSTOMLINE 2 dr. Quote prices on OO,tb regular Sedan. · WSW tires. Overdriw C'OMPI.IC'I'E tnsu".. "ce Protection. and pt-em 1um gradell. and other equipment. $1,295.00 IJfe. Auto, Fir~::, iol!o. Call Doll Board of Commissioners reserve lHaettnar's, Pomeroy. MUI~t, Middleport. 01\lo. the right to reject any or all Bids. 10 4 Otc Board of County Commi.uionen 19113 PLYMOUTH CRAMBROOK 2 C101 Business ~erv•ce• By Deor. n.milz, Cleek dr. Sedan. One careful owner. : , (9) Z6, 29 (10) 3, 10 4tc: OriiJ,Dal green flnis'h. $805.00 · BuLLDOZER Bliettnar's Pomeroy. For hire for basements and 10 4 .6te ponds. P, M. Cowdery, Lon.rl ·--.::-::=:::c::::::-:-;:-;:: Bottom 8 29 tf 1951 OLDSMOBILE "88" 2 dr S<>, I ' dan. Hydramatic drive. A real QU!CK S£RVIC1£ oa Watch ftP. Continued from page 1 performer. $785.00 B1aettnar's, palrlnl bJ · Facto~"? Tr.Jned Pomeroy. watcluPaker. COUdNS JE\'{E- JL}·-type (;.nns are continued. ltJ)&GEW.T oas 1te carrW • Ia ~ 10 4 6tc u:BS. p ...tllS'!t!' t-3-tt · Pr1vatt: lenden supply most of un.-..... lw ......... ,....... ol. the funds for the agency's · farm t916-:-"'B"'iJ"'tC-::K:-cR:cO:cAD::.M:;-A;-;S::TER::;::,_ , 2:-d:;::c_ \he Federal CtvD pereue -~,.: HOUSEBUIWERS • Call thf' real estate loans under the inaured seJICJ' bOipHal . . . . . • ::_:_:,.,.,..=:-:= Riviera Cpe. }'ower steering, Neigler's, Racine. loan p rogram. The }'armers H_o mc 113 1.36 3'18 brtkea, seat, and windows. 9 15 If Admi-sitsration makes, servlCes, TRI COUNTY LIAGUI SAVEl 1 Blaettnar's Pomeroy. Total 777 850 938 25651Stobart 152 159 153 464' B. Davis DAILY SINTliiiL 157 171 234 562 10 f , 6te RADIO & 'l'EU:V'ISION SERVICE and collects the l()llns. 600 HOL$UM BAKERY Handieap 2 2 2 6 Mitch Clifford 1611 228 2011 Phone 200. Chtland Applian~e The new law also provides- loans 1 130 130 390 126 17'7 163 466 Total 741 825 749 2316 Blind 134 1'11 126 431 Woods Sb.lre. 118 w. M.Un St.. Pomero1 for developing and improving Tedesco 122 170 173 465 19M BUicK V8 Roadmaster 4 dJ' 14G 1'18 233 2-21-tf farms lhat .ue smaller than fam- Horak Sedan. Power Steering. One loSECOND STREET MARKET l:BG 128 19'1 ily-typc. To be elia:ible an applic- Cbisler 7: 8 cal owner, $1,8915.00, Blaettnar's , - - P'OREMA"'f 4 ABBO'M' T.V. aB.o ant must be an eRt-ablisbed farm BAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy. ' 10 4 6tc VICE A)) J~~akea Repalred bJ 1!1 owner carrving on aubltantial Clatworthy 204 204 ,_ ,--~ port TecbnicWll- Phont 8284: ,Y: farm 'operations and spending a E. Baker 150 168 144 462 i953. OLDS),iOBn.E, excellent eonMlcldleport. 8-11-tfl1 major part of his time fanning NOl'l'is 147 156 184 481 ditlon, $1..00.00, Mrs. Cleo Kern11 .......__ He must /also have a dependable Anderson 173 226 171 570 626 Broadway, Middlf!POrt. source or outside income. Darst 121 154 201 476 10 4 6tc GUILD TO MEET \ These Joana will assist farmen;: J . Bak<'r 156 118 27f -:::-:--:-· - - ; - - - - Grace Guild will meet at the who own small (arms and rent Tctal 7Q5 860 818 2473 tQt I home of Mrs. J. E .D .Hartinger : added land and ;mall farm own· HERCULES COAL F,URNACE, 1an Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. with t ers who depend on off-farm em· LIBERTY REST AURA NT used very little. $99.00 Phopc \' Mrs. Carri£l N~·e assisting as bost- .ployment for part of their income. Ingels 176 182 118 4'16 846-M" or 8043-.J. tess. 'fhe credit can be med to improve Cr ow ~ :: 131 17:> 42'1 10.9-tite . - 1 II land and buildings. R. Dwis 17~ 161 1"-7 4"'l __ --·-··-........__ 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, u The interest rates nnd terms are Stssoll 145 Hi.:J 13'1 483 nREWOOD FOR SALE: See Wm. lite basement, eoal fur.n~ce, .1 the same as th use fur loans ma.dt Menehini 122 183 178 483· Radford nr Harold Blackston. acre of a:round. Call David Davis tor refmancing debts. Interest, or ':":,' ~~ 743 819 775 2337 Roc:k.springs or pbotlt' GlJ2-J_ 911!-M. interest plus insurunce ch~.rrg:e.s Sf y yC'1.K CEt'TRAL __ _ _ 10 8 1mo.p 10-9-&tc _ _ __ will be 41,7: per cent. The loan·D will Jo nstor 193 ~ -~~ 1:'""' >\""> Ar -:::~sw L . ~:1 121 138 201 .. PEAJIS :o-:::-- BRING CONTAINERS, MODERN RURAL HOME, lara:e be repayable over peflods up to. Ycu !lg 137 125 262 ' piCk your own $1.00, dropa $.50 living room, 2 bedrooms, klt· 40 years. B.. !J 1!5fl 137 1~4 411 per buthel 1 ~ mile fr.om salem chen, and bath. Coal furnace, Operating loal\8 may also bo ! 1' .. 1~ 14il 177 482 ceater on Gravel ROad. W. F. fuU basement, 1% aere lot. Nice made\<, oar:t time foarmers, provld· PO'Well 1[,0 118 274 Ha.w ley. ' plaee to live, G mile out Athens ed they ire e!ltablished, bona-fide • '· ' · 21 90 73 M 21'7 16-9-Stc Road, U. S. 33, s. D. Carter. farmers. These loans maybe wed To tJI fi'U 780 ·~ 1J 2372 -- • 10 6 3tp for the purchase of equipment, J'OR SAi.r,..:..p•lll D'b1 ~t • - - - - --- livestock, !efl:illzer. seed and Dtber illite RuUanct 'townlbJI.. 3l $ ROOMS aQd BATH, enclosed to carry on an efficient operation. ('ITY IC!:: & FUtt.. ·• 1 ~ lend boute. bb1l and Out back, pol'eh, storm · doors and, to carry on an fflcient operation. Tillis Htil 159 182 5;U -T-.SQUA.RE st.rrr. a Clalrt-. ' buPdl-.:1. Georte A.. MeiDr :wlndowa., garage. ·.Near schools. tthe8e mav be made tor peliodi up I..ewis 17-1 ISS 1~- 488" McCardell deaign, ia looaely• a.n., -~ft..l-M 'i&D•Soutll. 'tblrd ft..,. Middleport· to '7 yrs. ind. caN",. 5 par cent in· Doe Greer 118 202 172 490 loOmed In berrlllgbofte tw.td'. · .. -- ·- llO'I.S.. · 10 8 3tc terert. Neal 129 214 169 l\12 Of .earlet ~ amber.\ llltipea fEARS FOil SALE. :1. milo tut, " - ' ,_ d F•irl.'s 200 t~2 140 532 of Chetler- $UIO pc 11 bushil •., Like the··loana. tba't Wfnt a ... ea r fhe swan-neck top of • e«m•l~ , Total 806 925 822 2553 available, loans under th~ new ~ (] 1o r e d wool jehley blou~ John P. K~lley. QUALITY DOESN'T, authorities will ' be made only to CROW'S CHiCKS ' lhows at the eQU!We.M Jacket. 10-+etp Clifford Hil 149 198 :;t)B COST- IT PAYS applicants wh01e credit cannot be ~eeklltlq. j M~nchin i 167 223 166 556 (" "'10 000 BTU llumphreY ~tint ade4uately handled bY baokl or Riggs 138 210 215 568 ,to~~ 1 1 iu.ATE1l used 6 montha... -DUo Superior Senict:! rJther lenders. 194 158 1151 , 603 Louks 171 203 203 3'1'i Belles ( ·l"'ll thefm ·ruel oll hester, wit" or Service to the L!Vblg Mf Brown holda office bours Tota 871 M9 853 2583 Bellts Hl6 166 18Z 514 without 27ft gal. tank. Jacob E . Our Motto • rrom 10:00 A M untll 12:00 Noon Total 803 951 974 2728 WOOO (I(IUNTY BANK Schlllln& Rutland. 10 8 3\p each Friday In the lteigs County Farnsworth. 217 184 20'1 188 . . to th ng tD 8ra(lley unlveraity fte1dhouse. Peoria, 01., -'--' ' ASC Office, Masonic Temple, Blda:. Di,g(ban 182 1'10 148 100 PIHIDINI IISIHHOWO: and ~~· :wa:ve h Ar; Ight Ia WLnola' Gov. WOllam G. stranon. Said tlle CROW'S LIVE POULTRY CO. __ ~ ··JNCH COAL FURNACE, pipet, T 'Fi te ald Pomeroy, Qhio. His headquarter• iS 173 1911 1D 022 When 'tlle" P'reltdellt delivered a :.narm ~ j ta.l.~ and coNtrwmve , •. to bring uur farm people . . .d reaiotera. $40. Phone 139-X. revey U8 rw located at Wllil Second Ave., GalCli:fford 178 179 184 539 Harnf1', Jr. 1 PI'MidtAt. "'We wW keep doln,&: • • • a b.tnJored 1n time of pe11ee." An ~ti· TaylOr 158 l'l8 lG3 481 Menchinl 203 162 159 524 ·"' ' 10 8 3lp lipolia, Ohio which ""vel Gallia, tbii Only kllld of prospdtty th:!r,dant-pruspcrl~ tlla.t "U tlnternatlonall)otmdpll.oto) ~·'·'i~ . J Black : . 189 189 :1,15 11118 Riggs 1:-JO UNI 1157 47'7 ~ HEAVY HENS, ·$1.00 eac:b, Bubet PhOlle !BS M:eig.,, La~reuce, Jacksoo and V D· ·..,!!..l"c.d 10,~ 1.~ were OA for Ule 1peec _ __ Toll! . 819 898 812 iififiO Louks IIJI! 170 2tlll MQ ' !$-own, Rock Sprinp Road. ton COWlUe&. . lor IJP&ll --- -----1 I l Farm Loan ,..._ltl" :i: I ~ I~. ~ct;:i~\~~ 3o ~=~ ~;: ~~~ !: Ll~=~icap IKE,· MAMII 'WAVE TO PEORIA THRONG (21 ) .Real Estate Far l Sc•• I 'a.e 'ol'l >Wis'li'.; •s Commerc(' or spons oring: body has the s.1-ti~fnc- ~• Complete WHEEL ALmNMENT Hackett'• Safety Service. West llala Strtet, Pomeror, Ohio. FJttoo 6 :15 Oougl8~ Edwards 6:30 Sgt . Preston of Yuk()t: 7 00 Bob Cumrnmg::; S how 7.30 Climax 8.30 Playhuuse 90 . of - na,- l Halloween a rommitteo of judges mates a tour of the areas and the palnllncs adjudged the beRt ore prizes of $5 for the best window lor the second third and then lD honora·ble mentions ot $1 each, ~~:~~:; grade in which the child Is enrolled also wins a D to that won hy lh e contestant. 1r11Dd and worthy undertaking with the youngsters , of fun , Merchants benefit by older folks at!Mtlon to the artistic e!rotts of the youngsters and the tude on fumitl:ft or appllau- Setret stcrrm. Edge of Night Ktrue's Kitchen Tbe Early S how 1.11 ~""' aod Aj&<y Focd 10: 15 041117 YOU KNOW? Iaker'• will ;~lve J'OU tbe best • .. Yl Bright~ E;;so H.c-portl't To Sell, Trade ar An· · nounce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Wont Ad be Your Representative. housework. Q!.ll 603a.iM, 10 ft 6tp 3 :00 10·00 _,_ IJAO!NE ,sHOE REi'AlR SHOP Is (-17) Help Wanted GIRL or WOMAN, for general now open to a:ive you service. 3 · 1o, 3:30 4:00 4 :30 .~~ lr.OU "1\11 t:tr\ll.letter & ' the a Mil" Herth ef .,.....,..., On ..... 'C:tb ......... ,. au THURSDAY 10:30 11 :00 11:15 11 .30 GRUBSD B.LOCit 00. ---- ===------ ----- Nt>ws Head:iMS Prt'9~ ~ You have somltthint You Bet Your Life ll :20 . . .1._ .. nt CONCUTI: BLOCKII ::-=~-;--- Rent .. IF Political Tcl •cast Wo2.t hel'Cast nw- .a ..-u 1· fatt & Snugg11 11 :15 JUNK CCJ, -.... 11<011 - ...,,..,. Real Estate Broker The Dinah Shore Shaw WIONESOAV 1:80 tions that West G ~ rm 1. ny might join Britain and Franct.> in a D t>w I 11 1-lotlGes WHTN-t\1 Ch'annel13 12 30 Film & Fancy DIVISION The aUied ~ plit was mar h d by close r euop r.- ration between SriLain and ~~ram·p and by nn ln · creased nrlli '-'h rhspotwn 1o joln in contimmlal Eur::.penn roupera- Rllmance5~ Les Paul nnd M::I'Y ~ord WEDNESDAY b~ rev Card of TbanJi:5 nd Special Notim of Eventl printed at~eeu­ GARAGES, 1'10 Mu~berr:y Ave., lar c:lauifted rttee. Obituaries Pomeroy. Call 1\l·M. 10 10 6tc publilhed .at 1 ee~~t per word. RODNEY DOWMJ:IIG • APARTMENT- ::! nicely furnilih· ed roo1111, tara:e elo.seta, private INSIJliANCII AGENCY bath and entrance, automatic Plrw.Autonl............ ite,ni" beat, uUHUes furBished . PUB!JC SALE 1262 Powell Street. Middleport, ACCID.N1' or can S2l2-M. 10 6 3te "nte uDdenia;ned will ~r£er for Lifo, C-ally .... .ale at public auction. at the 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartmen-t, utlUtiea JX!h:l. 350 Nortb 4th St. late residence o1 Franeu w. IUd.d.leport. 10 4 12tc Parker, deeeaaed, at 1\tppet* In MIDDUI'OilT, OHIO Plailll, Meigs County, OhiO. OD ONE FOUR ROOM and I liv<! 6116-M Gil Saturday, the Z'lth day of Octoroom apartmenta. 8 room dwell- ~ ____ ber UJ66, lbe penonal property lq, newly deeorated. inside and of said decent. eonsf.at1111 tn out. Muat be NeD to be apprepart Of rugs, U"'rtg ro4)rn 'l\lllte ciated. 8 room and 6 room roekirtg chairs, minora, beds houses Both within S min. wa1k marbel tOp dresaer, several old •Jf Court Howe. A. N Bengel, one drawer stands, one trunk, Pomeroy. tleetrie refticerator, electric 9-\8·1! •' stcwe, klt.c.ben utensils, diaht~~, kitchen cabineta and many other FOR RENT 4 rool111 au.d bath and articles to numerous to mention, 5 J'OOdll ana bath, furnlshed Sale to commence at 1:00 ~J'eloell: •partment&. wm. T. Grueser, P . M. Terms Cash. Brown1e Middleport. 9 22 1 mo p Woods ~ Auctioneer. Ethel M. Stout Administrix of FURNISHED UV!NG· BEDROOM. private bath and entrance. Call tbe Estate of Frances Parker, 614f·Y. 10 8 3tc deceased, I(l.9.3tc 3 ROOM FURNISHED Apartment, - - - - ----:77.127 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. the Hotel Martin bU availabl~. ' 10 8 6tp fe1~; reoms with running waWT . steam heated. and Hotel 11ervlce 8 room unf,unished apartment witb batb, for rent. Also 3-room at apeclal weekly or moothly ullfutnis3ed apartment with ratea to steady , eats. Rate.& as bath. Both newly decorated. Call ~uw aa $8 weekly double oceu· 29&. 9 20 If pancy, Also room:. for Special -·:-:::::-:-:=-:--:Meetings, Partiea, Weddings, ' Banquets, and private breakfast, John Duer A TRACTOR tn fine shape, Wlll tra1"1.e fnr smaller luncheons, and supper parties tndor. G, A. Deem. Racine. Phone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0. Per· 10 10 3t p fY, lessee of Hotel Martin. . t 11J lm(lf! "!'>:rws Pirture C~tmr h OHIO VALLEY --- 1141 For \f,. 1 t'lf' ~ ~" "'e A1mt Dru SbolW Fran~{ .nlUO'l'OM!. I - (II) Wanted Ta Buy roporled lmmodlalol1. Tbo DoliJ 8 Cubic: foqt Norie refrigerator. Call 29&, 9 2D U Sentinel wiP not be rlllpoDitble .for more thaD one incorrect luaertloo. WCHS-TV ChannelS PLAN FAMILY NIGHT 1"11m lly m.11ht will be o bs~rved by the Women\ Guild o( the Fed- !0 ·30 Strike it Rich enJ1ed chureh, Tuesday O~tober 11:00 Valiant Lady 16 A covered dish potluck dinner 11:1!'1 Love c.f Life 11:30 ::;earcb for TomoJ'I"';J Will be served at 6 pm Wllh the Friendly Circle, the bpst<S" serving 11 : 4~ Guidine Light 12:00,.. Ray MlllalKI Show th e dessert. Jo'ol lowmg tht.> dinnt-r l2·30 h The Work! Turnl a program will b presented by 1:00 Our Miss Brook!! Mikl.' Sllll !llons who speak on the I :30 Hcruseparty ,\nH·J ie an IndHln and t11sp lay his 2:00 Big Payoff In r~1:tn C'11l l cct10n. 2:30 Bob Crosb' 3.00 BrlghttT Day PLAN All DAY MEET 3:1!'1 Secret Storm Tit,· n row n<'ll Ho rne Demon ~tra­ 'the Bloodmobile Modern 4. eentl per word for t.b:r«t eon- Error1 Ill Advertiamg..-Sbould ----- i!'lticb:m of Secre- All has been noted Jn these columns in former editions from time to time, this new~pilprr will offer suggestions t~ the newly organized Chnmher or Commerce, whic:h we fee! hal mel'lt Mid' Ia worthy of much consideration. hapl4\l' approaching now, is the season of the year when :vounaateh reM~ lor that bar or •oap, not for the usuat purt, ,_ )IOHI of washing up, but for the purposes or app!yln&llberal • amouatt of nid soap to some storekeeper's or neighboring ' WindOWs that ll'e within easy reach, Then too, thera are thoe•• )',, 'Whole un~~ny ablllty toward deviltry blossoms In all its t Jl.Ory and some bouseholder or merchant suffers from the i'esults6f a •1lalloween Prank", , , Our auagestlon to the Chamber of Commerce at this Ume eoneern~. the Halloween Season and a chance for the Chamber to accompUsh a worthy project and at the same time pro. vide the ehtldren of the community wlth n constructive incentive nther than onP bent on deslrucllon We h•ve noted in other communUies a project undertaken by service and civic organlmtions that has paid off handsomelY. and we offer It to Pomeroy. Middleport and the Chambers ' of Commeree ot these communitiee. '' lt'1 a Rallowe'en Window Painting Contest among the ohil· d'n!n of the first slx grartrs in our schools, Local merchllnts in the contest are furnished sUps by the OflalltuUon giving permission to a child to paint In water Colon" Halloween Swm on tl1<1lr froat sht>w wtndowo. This llllp then Ia pasted In th~ tower car""' of the window telling ll,•,.,; < .'tll,r ume of the chlld, his grade in school and the school he attends. Box ti on Club Wil l be guests of M r~. 3:30 Edge of Night Russel[ Jones, Hclpre. a former 4 .110 Katie's Kttcben member, Thm gday at :m all-day I 4 30 EBrly Show meeting. 5.!5!'1 Les Pau & Mary Ford 6:00 Draw Wlth Me ' TO HONOR MEMB&.RS :\<ft:m hers nl Evant: 'll ne Chap· 6 15 nOOgJ& tilwards trr OES, for twenty -f1ve yl'!\ I'S u ~ 6·30 Pro Fodolilfttf' Highlighlt 7,oo Arthur Godfrey mt.:r(' will be htm orPd Thu rs1l:Jy at Frwnds' Night h<•ld &t the Ma•onie 8:00 The Millionaire Temrlr at 8 p m Chapters in th is 8 ::10 l'\'e Gu ~ A Secret ttrf'.i hav e 1·ece1 v('d invitatwn to 9:00 U. S. Steel Hour lO:OO Your .E&SO Reporter lho ceremony and pro11:ram. 10:15 Sport. P&nlde Mr and Mu:; Norm<w Heilman of 10:25 WeathW'Pian Bellfunt aine were the kl~ t week suests of their daug hlcr Mrs Mil- 10:30 Colonel March d!•lu1~~h1g angle was the div- dred lhle and family . Several folks attendl'd tlle runer 11:00 News the United States al of Mrs. Avt:ry £toberh at Syra· 11:01 The Late Show J\lfd Britom and the Sign Q[f ~Yer ' cl}id ah cs, on the cu11e Monday. J"ohn Fos tP.; Dulles I,lmdon and Paris a:: uRed of sturtmg the Wi thdrawing a promise States aid ln buildng N·asser's great Aswan O&m on'D the Nde River-and then failing . to support Britain and FN.rncc when Naasea retortnd by intei·natiOnalizinll the canal . "' ASuggested Project Pres ~ Tit' 1'::~r Tm th.'h 11 rf>u]d hn \ "11\1 P arso n' ~ Stuffy ('nrrPrlt Trn n ~<:5t'e Ernll.' oo 1 • T 1m t' ' IIMUP MllPnee ThC'at re 3 00 OnHn Fnr A D:~y 2 A mectm)! of !he M:.s .:n• Coun'v 6'00 4 DO Comedy Time Classronm Teachers Assocoiation 6 ·10 will be hl'!tl m lhe Hartford t!;lt'm· 4:30 !\fy Little Margie 625 t.> n"ary School Building on M e nd .::~ neni n !,.~ at 7 30 P'\t Ri!!p!lrts w1ll l !'1 :00 Aunt Dru Snow fi ·3G be giv<'""il\ bv rf!prese nlalives of I he 5:30 Hopalong Cassidy <~.>90CJ<.~ttc n to a recent con!e1en~·· I 6 :00 Nt.>ws 6·45 d Lh c C'i'A "l J ack5on's M!l l. I 6:15 Sports Eye 7 :00 6 :2~ Les Paul Mary F ord J"30 'iddle Fisher 7:30 6:45 Nt!WS Caraval NEW OWNIR Gene anu lr'!~ Collins ba\·e re 8 00 7,00 Mayor of tke Town cently takttn uve.r the operatwn 7 :30 Susie t3·30 of lne (1ve Voiars Grl U locatt.'tl nu 8,00 Kraft Theatre Route 7 U1ickan, steaks and all 9 00 goo 'I'tm m Your ure so!":s of seafood and home mnrle HO Twenty-One -Jac"k Barry JO ·OO pus!J·i<'s gra<'c 1he menu at th·~ 10:00 Adventures Df H. Holiday. newly dt•cornt::rl bmii ne ss 1:' 5\aij lO.~'l Flltt:ler KnoW i Be.wt 10:30 !i.!'~ntcnt 11·00 Nt"Ws Headlines U !OO 1! :15 Wea.ther'C'Ost GUILD TO MIET Si!tD on f'~r({,•e 10 10 81< Dallr Senlille~ Pomeroy-lollddleport, o., Od. 10, ~~ ol ile of WE BUY Tbomp110n Trletor Illes• per word, one li\iolll... · MJ.IIlmum <lwl• IIOc- . .._. I \ ruuper-· ,... THURSDAY I WANT ADS eeau fKUtlve iDHrUoD&. IJpedal-One month tor 25 ent.t 811 RATS KU.U:O with one polllld STAR WAl:LFARIN. Safe, 1ure, ot 2 ce-n\1 per word will JuaraDteed, be c:twted for advertlllq: if not lllenHch H_,.wv. paid .far before tbe 2Dtll o.f each Sueat R.un ,._d Mill month followiq inHrUon. I 18 2m.o. p 7,00 Today 7:00 Today NEW CITIZEN M·· and M l" ~ Charl(•s YC'ag<'r of !l.b~t . n ar1• llrlnoun::-in~ t'tle birth of ~ ~~~n <It Holzer H o~pi l uJ m t..:.al· aEYNOLD E. GREEN • WEDNESDAY Sltiln Oo CORN IIIII'DIIR ll!d SRJIDVW'I, m.UJt aee to appruiaW. PultoP... "'fRl'1NG 4 !.rrn.E SKULDUGGERY ON 'TI-lE 4DMIS610N6 COMMITTEE"liiEY'i.L 00 IT, 4NO DO 10, .<INO l,HEN bOME·- Funaro,I Hom• Phoae 816-Y. 10 10 Sip '!..-------- . " fs :S ~: �·~-· -·--· -_.__ ......... • . ·- . . .. - ·: · -~.:.'';,,.;,. • ;f. . . • • Buckeyes At Full Strength I I For llliDl• ame sa(urday B•r11- l SIGNAL PROBLEM • • • • By Alan Maver lif P'AUI.. M. CLIFFORD Co.b Alex C'ilo an rl rus Pome· roy I'!Withers ttavel tu /'o;t!lsonville ')'idar niaht to mf'et lhf' :'lielesc nVtUe Hounds m a gam!! Ul~tt must an lntured ilf\'\{le-, and O.On ha'> f be larteled ;;;s a crue1a1 one 1n the tailing It e.:tay 10 hr thlt ; ~ eun~. Meanwh1Le,. the IMtcn wed1 in p r•dic:• 5t81icna. It i& fig. ll•d~ Y~!lnw Jacke~ under ur.d th•t Don will ... soml! action .eoac~ ~aftie McDonald will ~ln<"e but Sophomo... Paul Folmer h¥ q:aio ttrtve to get in the wio/ col· be:en wtorklng out in hit plan •nd umn u they l:!ntertain the WPI!s. IU••Iy will n. some action a; tht' t~ R'ockt>ts on tho? Middleport. T au• r tllr~a(: k tiOt. r1eld. The Panth ers will bf' far•in~ th{' Pt'tlteroy c:amt out o ~ the Jack· team that at the s tart of thl' y('ar I was the most feart>d in tht' h-aguE" l'qachect hr C!m:·!ie w_..·uu. who roo k uY l'r f, r Lo w£'11 (' ni l' t hp.; f~!l the Huur.rf~ haH• been unlwaten ~ : d~tP w.lh 11 vl• :era n bJ!i dub . und h 'IY'' nn'•· a S:.Zl'p:is e 7·7 ti c r Yo•'l look yoar bat ~n l':(~;rJ a~ a hl ~ m i ~h . llwi : UP - ObiQ Don Sutberin. He wiU start if the full s»engt •· h Bucks re<"ei~e biLe S lh · . for tht' u~ormng game with. Jlli - tak e the spot ir~Uino .. u,,:,",.O,,,w.J 11 s 1 d h t ... 11111 .i . ·a ur ay , ave pu •ue f'mHead Coaeh R.ey Eliot ot tbe m. phas1R on .i straight, balanced T ini dri!led l! is squad in m th i" week '' drills, accuracy OOLUMBUS, 0 . ·St;~ It' ·s BUl:' k t'yes, ' Dacb 1n the 1 Hubert BoLo. Chnuncty • DovPr who suffered knte LJa· men\ injuries in a scrl:mm <ge e~! I)' 111 th ·.· season reiDiDed the ;q uad. during 1\Jesday's dl':llls ar •• 1s Oeheved ready for .wtion at Champaign, The only mjury durJng tbe fir st 1·nu~ h work of the week .s• rieht end Leo Brllwn of Portsmouth. suf· fer a twi&t:"d ankle, but ii won't keep him out of SattJIIday's a~tion. Hayes praised Ute work of Joe Cannavino and Phil Ro.blnton, for their nff-ensive efforts in tbe work. out. f>.~U bac k I /31-Ai!(' "'AU rilE PAR/J'J6 , ' , . I e.KPfRI..+I£111' OJ-" ! 51'/!TCJI/II(!J Poll 1101./..eOlR, I ,AL.L.-ANftRICA Eli/?, ro tPt/ARrER-1/ P.A!l? O?F Wi'r!l ,A Th. l.f.-6 ,.,;~ OVER ,.VJJV¥ . l l'agl.l~ tu L~ilrl tj1cu· ofu•nsivro IJI<t y. Tr;p offr·m :ve star nf tlw Hounds i.~ Sl'llior hnlfback Tvm McQuaid Who hlll\C heen !somewhat s lowed up with <> n 1njured kncf' McQuaid howevl•l', ~ hould be at tflp strength Pill "lur ; fur thf' Panther,, and will be a real tr1·at. At lt"Je almost any pnsition , ~ I"AC:tiP /11{; ~""' a~d who is a thn~at with his runN'A!ION A§ AA'MY ntnR an d his pas,ing. Th en at qua r1 t:'C:ACJI' H"trll "TilE tr. !>~·· k 1s Jerry StuHiobea n. one uf lhe most improved playf'rs in f.AAiii' PI?Of!lEAI 7"1/A7' :he le11gLte, and a finl' bali hander I /Jti~£1" 1/IAI ··Af>7 YEARin addition to beln~ a iOod run[t'F>'FlOP#/6 A qoARr"FR/!14CK, n~r and ~a:.:ser. Newcomer Leh.h leidnr•· WJI! be at fullback. .4'1/fflMttY OWl? 1115/lr. In the line tackles Ed Keating Dll'!o>ltolfwl ........ ~~ ........... · a~d Jerry Bt•ntley are the top dogs Wllh both wei&hini around 19.5 -------~------- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - pounds. Keatin was a star t"nd la ~S t team at end, while Beutly was on, · through the eir l.anes. CundiH 11 year 1u he: mude the first All SEO of th~ team's best linemen, Tht• 1mall. hut fast and Mhifty, and Ia ;.;;;:~~. Hounds 11hw have two vett'l'ans Jt •1n• of th• bMt runnert In the 110 I gaurda in FloW(•I'S llnd Powell , Chhlf tllrget for w.. ton's while Hitching.~ will be back at is end Tommy ComJKton, wfta NEEDS center for lilt' third season in a caught two last Wflik far teueh· row. dowrts against Vallipolle, Ottter PROM THE The Panthers need for a better Roek.-ts baelcs are Frank HUI, Olc:k 1 all round offense was dtlfinitely Pottt, &vens, Montgomery 1nd ,.-..n seen last we!!k. Coach. Clln has l'ing. <i . 1 been hlll'd at work 11!1 wr•Pk in a '. - ·~r attempt to como11p with some uf Up front th e Rockds . haven't , · fensiw surprics ror thtl favnrt'd too much size. an d t.h~! 1'Jah:ets Hounds. No dnubt the Pantlu~rs will prohnhly hnhl their uwn in will take to thei r more and more the weight department They have &fARLIN Ill tbe ~cason progresses, ami several veiN<m.~ linl'mn with Qjtvjs ,,..., &bould mix their att:~ck with so m(• Reed, Bakl'r, Rkt>, Jones, E1den aerial bomlrs Friday nigilt in the Ports and Cottrill leading tlte way . ..... ho~ ... .~;::.,. ._.._,. Mad ltubb•r & I .eathe.. nf spreading the enemy d C>, ,.... •.-vr- mg ~ • .._. • 4 1hope toach Charlj(• Mcnonald W>'ll en:~es. hac~ieally every letllll topcoah 0,. sp~lolly tailor· Insulated Pomeroy hM:: · plnYNI ha s practic · prohahly ~;n alunjil w1th the :;amc ltd to glwe yoU the moxlmum ally used an ciht or nine man lin•· li nf'up hi' u~l·d last week ag'ainst 1n tornfort Ond appearance.' and has rl'ally s!ow~d the PomeroY Logan wilh the possi bil ity •t hat ft.•FROM ru nnin g gnme. Jun ior Rnw !Py and nave Hindy •nn papular model l1 styled will altern1111' twlween lht>ir gU.IITrl wllh flop pocbttand th• new Middh•p11r1 will be mP£'tin a anrl quilrh•rhu('k p1~itiom. Tht: ftCirrow• lapels ••• In fine, F,qulpiQent ..• (jon Cases Wt•llston Lt'am that has s howed I Jar·kcts still havl' on ly >;l'Ored Olll' rich cheviots and twe•d• that • • (.1othlng ..... , , , . Shells little dder!~e, but pl enty nt off en- touchdown all sea~on long, ' ~e - Th e Hoeket..; hnve lost both of .while their defen11lve play has !Seen arwiDft as o cloud but atron 9 quirre allers •"' thr•i r kaue games as they went too bad, a la ck of an offt•n~>ive 01 Hft. Crow Callers rtown 19-7 before Logan, and thea threa t to ~o with halfbac k Bobby lrn;t l S. i:4 ltht wCl'k tn 11 gou<J t:a l- Nrlson h ns slowed d own their ,. .....,,IMd hi LIPI li piJI IS r 11'\'en. C'n urhed hy Jo~· Mal- chances or winn ing. Time :jnd m1snr, the Rockf'ls have 10 Jeter. lime agai n the Jackebl have ma r· ffi<'n on hand, hut have br>en rriJJ · i'h~"d deep into enemy terri1ury pll·d by l.mc:kfil·l d injlll' i~·s 111 k!!y on l.v to beg d ow n once they _gBt pla.vers. in~ i.Je the 20 yard line. Luding th• Rockets offense win 8J.AIK I:'~~~;~~~ .;;;;":: ·:::;,;o;;.;;;;.;;;.;;..... HU NTING ,...e. SPORT$ .. . ClfmR 'RIFLES SHOTGUNS , t · )' a1 • t~c k!~ I H I Jtkl.,; ci llJ h<!VI' i hl'l'l' Of strWlg~·s l (; I HGunc: , hJI'" a vt·t~~:,~ tin ~ rr, r111 ! hl• 30-30 RIFLES m. ' ~~;-: "~~.'~:r. ~~::::: $l 9 UP 4. 5 S $37.50 L& DreiS For Le•• r1 S C Eleanor s . Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Laurel Cl_iff Health Club ~elebrates 20th Anniversary; Committees Named Men in The 1 ' • The 20th amuversary of the Lflu- vem~er which will be on Childrei Cliff B~tlt>r Heal th Club wa~ r"n's Disea ~~s. Mrs. Traey, Mn. celebrated Mnnday evening with a Will in m Soulsby and Mrs. Rich· Know-GoFor potluck dinner at thE' home of Mrs. art! Karr Sr. were namE"d on th(' Gerald Kell y. Mrs. Kelly and Mn. toeia! progra-m for Nov em!ler an d Glen . Thomp.~ on, host esses for the D ~ c~£'r. eventng, served the desaert. A It wu voted to make a contri· ~faUoween theme was ('arried oul I butic n to thP Meigs G:- ne ral Hosm ~ecorations of lh<' hom8\ pltal Jr. rthr. nursery department FJIJowlng ~he dinnH"the regular nnd Mrs. Merlin Trary was nBmed busi ness ~essl?n wes hold with to make the purchase . PLans were 1\.~r~ . LoUis Dt ehl. pro?sldent, pre- discussed fnr the annual Chdst· Sulmt. Group singir.!l! nf "Brighten mas party . Mrs. Charl es Diehl re· the Corn."r'' and th e Lord's Pra}:'- .li!:ned as trea~urer anj Mr1. Ho· er In un 1son o~rted the ~P.t'tinli!. bert ·Rowel}- was seleeted to till M"mber<r rr spol'JdM to roll call ~ ~~office. Birthdavs of Mrs~ Lllww!t~ a ~,~e~ - , ~lnt , ·*s. Lloyd , rtne ~ Smith and ·Mrs. Robert Bo· W~~t ·. Nlad the minute• · of the wen were observed. Sunshine sis. la .. , .tn~tinl' . . · _ · ters were re_\'~taled and new Jtl!'ln~~ Commltl.~';"& .~.. the year were dtawn for the coming vear . nam~d and tncl'Utied: Mrs. Wrlabt, Present lllso · were Mrs. OJville pubhclty ; Mra. Dana Oliver;, A~ra. K1Jent .rs.. Joe BvatLS. Mrs. Phil K elly and Mrs. E. J. Tr<\~Y,.,J:IO'Wet ·Wise, Mre-: PJArl Pirker ami two CGmmlttee ; Mrs. Lawren:ce .$mltb,, lfdel~. M1'3. Alston Traey of Co. Mrll': Ira ~dim an aJJ,4 !ln. ·hnest lu.dius· and Mrs. lltl(har<l Karr Jr. Powell, s1ek : Mrs. Jat:nd GUmore, 1he November nteetlng ~11 be c~rds; and Mrs. lfclen Leifheit, hP!d at th" home nf' Mrs. WUUam birthday ·box. . Sou~y ~t~·ith Mrs. Rrneat PGw:.'! ll Mr.s. CUffJrd Jaeobs, Mrs. Well· as co-hostess man and Mrs. Gilmore were named ---~---as the program committee for Ne. ADAM THI! I OF Don Vlcic and Galea Ciseo were : ., n a par for the fullback p ost. • Although Vidt ran with ·tHe !ii'St I un it. Cisco, agile on defense and ~otJld 1 €s ~cially al!ainst passes; · get the starting assignment-. Don Clark. pc:gged as regular Ieft half for at least half the time rn n with the No. 1 unit in place or DISTINCTION FELT All COLORS TONIGMT A WIDNISDA'II PAMIL Y IIIGMU 2 Adult "+kHtt. <ICIWJt Q11t ear _ Wm, ....... · A.C...., ........ ,. SAIRI!fl< John Pa.yae Demonstration Is Given For Group Entertained Here TO -ALso:- IWh loman RIIIL Ill TeWN -c.rtMnoTOOTH Oil , CQNSIIQUINCIS THURSDAY li ~IIIDA Y Top Shot:lr Show flf Alii Tlrnel ·atchri-1 DAY THI WDUD•INDED For October 12 The Return Jonothan Me~gs rhspter of the Dnughters Qf the American Revolution will qteet Friday aft"trnoon at tile borne of :P.Irs. M . E. R-athburn, Rutland. with Mrs. Parsons. MLsS Addie BradTheodore Reed Sr. Mrs. Alfred B iggg enterained with a Tupperwa:re pany Tuesday !It her home, Wyllis Hill. FolloWing a demonstration b~ by Mrs. Faye Wallace, games WE're playcd''antl prfzeg·'a ward·(lllf·'tht wJm nen. ~1rs, · VaUt~ti&n Price wai awarded the door prize. RefNshmants were served by the hos tes~: to 1bose named abQvt'; the guest speaker on topic Mrs. Nathan Biggs . Mrs. Glen Ev· 'The Polic:v and Projects of the ans, Mrs. Char1e.s Buek. Mrs. I.JlState &k!lety of the DAR,". lian Hurt. MrB. /oe Young and She is a regent Of the Captain Mrs. Evttrett Lil:htfoot. Jame3 L:lwrPnce chapter. Jronhm : is a past state auditor and District Datectnr of the Ohio Fefieratlon of Business and Professional Wo· men,'s Clubs. a m~mber nf the Ironton Garden Club; the Order of tb~Pstern Starr: .an,d the White S!Mhe '''lll<l bl" "'t~ct~lj\ Church. SW'c Is a licensed insurance agent and is active in her family's Real Estate agency. The· meeti ng will be a guest and a memorial Sf'rvlce -r tbe lat~ Agnes MeGlli.&g Weband Mrs. Marion Welch wilT Ml DDLEPORT DEPA,RTMENT STORE -A~ K•nt Tayler bAR Meeting Is Scheduled llaJrton (In s.,..rteopt) C.rhy Downs PHANT~ F - IOjOOO MIU. ST. LIAGUII MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Also CARTOON ~ _Here·swhy cr. llo.ITE R be q\l&rkrbadc Jac;k Walten and !!;', 1"'11 "'""""a,.., cundtll. Wolton h" eome up with some fin• pas•ln'! + - · --- ----- _ ~-ef_ e;_ n_ lt~ly b•eom. • t h rea t . Chip ., " • Bowling HighlightS Hl!sul ts You'll be ~04-56 SPORTS CENT. ~f r 011nald ' 103 U3 lOS Rt•i'k<'r 16S 113 121 B<~d! ncr 147 163 170 T r w>!h~ry 14ft 128 187 fl. MC'KIIlnPy 18S 178 211 lhndknp lEI il' 49 1'o1111 762 729 . 903 N. Y. CLOTHING HOUSI '<n 1u•r lfl3 1M 163 1~ 157 164 lhu•1r !lam 201 159 158 Kl ,w'i in 10 .FaultleaiJ TELA-JA'M AS 1\ilouporbly otyled Tela.Jama by. Wiloon Brothon !eatum a O.lorful Jrlenlll pattem with two roomy pooketa and eolld·eolol' trousero. Tho famoaa Foultlooo waiotband o( live mbbol"'lll you b.•,......b-o ond tho - ' - Supor Seat •pella tho ultlmato llllonD&i"g and sleeping comrort • -tho world's moat comforlablo pajama, Saoforilod, of couree. $4,95 L1'1ll• l'lntworlhy 'I'Dlllll 15;J 146 Pomeroy, Ohio , . -.. · ~· ' ,, .... Ben-proved of tll automatic transmit." siont, Hydra-Matlc: Drive prevenu fuel w.•te, cuahiont ahoc.:k-loadinJ, cuts advanc:~ cngineerina;, GMC BlllC Cqip llalancedpowwtnlu trafli.c time, tavd tim. 1pa~ drive:n• GMC iJ tltt Pill] Jnul 111•11•[tu1•nr f&litlr H]'ir•·M<~tlt Drivt II itsftdlliatl ' Tnnnninlo111, ul• and power pllftta are lllltcbod. Teuned fOr apedfic needa, they •re more diu ~Dill ro the job. Tb•nU to the truck indumy'1 etyliP1 that l.ecpt them lookinc· youna - ~luc Chip GM'C"• command tQp male nluc~ After writing J their "'P''"'' Gzft1 were placed In a rndle be lonr:ina: k> Mrt. J\oU!Ih '~ g rf'lilt grandf1ltber, whieb waa deeontt"d in pink and blue. Game• were played during the evenint and prize~ awarded the winners. Afte-r the honored gu csLA o.pened hrr 11fta ~freshm.-nb of a cake eerrteriPd wilb t. •:rrk holding a haby and surrounde with green nnd yeiJow bootiea and ice cream were aened by Mn: Hudson . i pd- (nmc, ,..,;,.....) pl>otO><W mo. Pi>toho\ coWhtdr, .t brvJ of coliN.. _ 'II'"· 1 ~!1:; . Goldie HrNk, Krt., ff(qp..,1 Braley, Mh. Pf. VI . ,..,; ..... I t:ha rleS SUirkey and Cl"ftfboa IUid 1"'hi'J ia Hicke I I I I j Min Bernic:e- Ann Durst, Wendell Bet:ling, Mrs . Edna Mil· I ler, Mr•. William J . Durst , Mn _ Rollin Dill, Mrs. LIUie D!ek . Mi ss i MORNINGSTAR : lr IIIMA lHLE Hr. Jftd Mn. Ro7 Reuter of Pon. FOR. ALL PURPO$Et FOR THAT FALL HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJI!CT ' PAINT : . • TO ADD THE FINISHING TOUCH I I and family . Mr. 1nd Mrs. C. D. Reed of Bev· . erly and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I Reed of Adamsville were the "·~ !tors of Mr. and Mrs. John lhle. 1 I HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Ia ,m, Retrl or Maonn CIIJ Phone SP-3-5554 Mason City, W. Vo. Less than AdminMration announced be paid ~terans holding tPday that .tividends to yea r to War Ill aovenment insurlln cr will - be about 13 per cent h.gher thlln th~e paid this year. IJ I'J(! Wu~Jd Tlw inl'rease will go to some fin· mil l ion vt:.'letans covered b:o 1 both tN·m and petmanent pulieies or Natio nal Service Life lnsurance NSLI, tlw VA sa id. S d M dCiY 1S , Cl b In Mon d.ay Meet Push. hours qwayl Coleman Heating and · Mrs. G;cace Holter entertained lhe Second• Mnnday St'wiDi Club. Munday evening at her home, East Main \St. I I Air Conditioning Aullloriled Bonlee Oa AD MUel "' I I oa .. o. CHASE l'llnlaetll. .1., MARDWA~E Harold Chase, ....,r, ~Mast st. ~· 'JI IDdcllejlrt: J l~d - JM~l~ss~M~ru1~h~a~H~o~w~e~ll~-------!=~~~~~~~~~~; The car that goes 'em all one betfer. , , ' 1 Get set for big surpr-ises 11n fOUl HfAlTH II OUR BUSIIUSf ru 499 2496 M3 471 464 508 !'i08 2514 Ml 134 178 142 4M 155 HD 187 491 14ft 17S 231 549 U6 166 213 -~ 43 f3 43 129 ,1108 8G3 99'1 26118 .. •••l!l·lil•lk•reln,.....c.- To safeguard your health, we compaund your physicie~n's pretcriptions wllh profcuianal prKitiOft from fresh stockt of potent, fop-quality phonnoc:euti~;als, oM:cr. J's,o,• •9·~ GVW, ucl ttt. 4JOM a:a,.... u. &moat for ~. low-colt WOI'k io. lhe ~. ..,. dollnoy ... ,onm~ u.. fielolo. .... ~ SWISHER-LOHSE ----.-Comel1nnd chetk en the refOhconomy ofe Bhnt Chip l u y l - - - - BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. . ...... 500 E; Moln St. ' I E. Main St, Phone 9 POMEROY Prompt••"'lce ,'YOIJit ltEXALL DE"!, at ""' IHtur r ' ......... ·~· . ,_ \.., POMEROY M.OTOR Co DRUGS at. · :"';;;,;; - _,;;,._,.;·; ,...;·"- ·' -" -;-,._.,;._ _;..,;~~~;;,;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;o;;;..,;;;;;~_ i I Mrs. ttac. At:lth. •eu the last Monday guestl "'' Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ihle. •Mrs. Jean Maa:le and ohlldren uf BeverlJ were recent Sunday guest,; ot ~er lister Mn. Mary l ou ih.Ie and family, •Mr. aDd Mn:. CI:.y Bryant cf Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hellman of Peach Fork were re· eent Sunday euests of Cia rk Ihie to .8owu, ~;: F~~r:.,.~~ J:.~::'s.':::: --- THINKING Otliers J)rel!lent were Mrs. Eelwild WeJls, Mrs. David GoodwJn Mra.. Charles Spencer, Mrs. Elz~ Store ., =: :!''n.'&:..'=' tend were )ln. MWRd. WASHINGTON UP - The Vete-rans Young Guests G? To Movies When Birthdav Marked . The next meetlna will be held Wednesday October 17 with Mrs. .Willard, Boyer and Mrs. Charles Bofftn•n lUI hostesses. JEWELRY I Present were Mrt. l'"ranklin Rizer, Mrs. John Fultt: and daughter. Anita Marie-, Mrt. Martin McAngus It u! .~ o announced payment next A commi ttf'c was ap pflinted to yo?ar M thr fir,t dividend in 23 aiJJJf'<'l' hdore the Mas on Cgunty years to v etera~ holding fiveDormJ of Eduoation in regard to year ter:n IJ . .S. government IJf., the tra nsportation of chlh:ir<'n insurflm·e USGLI, whith ori&:materl from \h(' area behi nd the town or in Wr,rld War 1. :1.1n~Qn. Il -\"AS a!'Lgll"d that .some The 10th bil'thday o{ P ~t~ of the ~hildren h:HI to wnlk ov<> r Brooks. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil· two m:les ~ to sehaol. Jtam PUgh Jr., Middleport Rt. 1. App(lir.te.rl' to the C11mmlttrP ' was celebraled, OctO'ber 7, with a OP w~rf' Mrs. Betty .Jo Cadle. Pau l party- Guests attend ed muvlf's At Ner:sl' ""d Chal'l f's Carr. The book i the Lib:·rty theater and enjoy ptl award was won. by Mr s. Roach's I refreshments. room. YOUR The gUests were Horace and F.d- 1 . • • die Gilmore, Janice and Beckv Ch~!\r(' D. ~arr .. pr1nctpal, exGoodaii, Connie and Darlent Mui-l ~lalnf'd tax leg).slatwn lo be v~ted !ard, Dick. Mike, &lndra anti T r •·· 1 m th ~ Nn\'enrhcr general clectwn. ry Garten, Gary Rife, Tom all I· SI!E US POR Bob Wlatkins, Patricia Brooks. A[l- · ults were Mr. and Mrs. Errett W11teCOR On kina, Cheebtre: Mrs Ray Mcca·;ty . MiddlePnrt; Mll. H.arry r.~rt'l. n : eWIMQ U Cheshire, MN. Marth• W'tk;n,. 1, Lout•• 418 493 374 452 482 150 2361 Jn(·ob!l Srarl~s ·~ Jenme Sue I:::Jselst~1n , ~lu. Gtorge Hicks, Mrs Harold Kmg Mn Ah r· lie H!cks •,1r ~ L.P iand Sa"<ton , and ! Dt'hOnh. Billy and Con n1e Huush GI 1118111'3Me Dividends To Be Increased Gilmore J'r. and Mr9. Elmer White. 1'70 144 181 . •• , tht Concincftul! Yirh loothcr linol dw>ae c:orQPIRmenlt ,.~. iidiJco polloou bitl ....,_..., Goessrer 301 190 198 175 1M 12'7 190 154 125 185 134 190 104 164 166 178 796 796 922 ' /hill~ 155 302 167 175 342 831 794 F15 2440 r•n '!Ql,l!h ··~_«<l.tl...:V~qJpw•i!"'o- lill!l"li Stri~kllnd· . Juhion ....,,.. luNIIoat '5 491 486 518 More Than 100 Attend Mason PTA Potluck Jerry Van Inwagen. nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ern e·s t Van lnwngrn, Bradbury, was surprised with. a birthday party at .his home Mond)ly . Games were played Ov~ r one hundred parents and anrl prizes 11'/'ln by .Terry Jacks and children attended a potluck sup.. Darrl"ll Smith and the gueslg aleo per sponsored by the Parent Tea· enjoyed severa l ball-games. ch~rs Association of Mason's Ele~f r.s. Vnn Inwagen was assisted mental')' School on Tue»day even· by Mr.s. Martha Beach. Mrs . Guy ing prio1· to a regular meeting oj. Bing, Mrs. Oma Nf'lson anrJ Linda thl' gmuJJ. Nelson in serving ::tirthda.v cnke, AL thr mr('t\ ng, devotions were ice cream, pQp and Hallo wee n ('anin e!Jarge of the Third 'GTadt! undy tu the guest~. th·r the direcliun of Mrs. Alice Those present were Kenn~th Roach. t~acbcr. Mrs. Evelyn ProFry. Jer:rr Jack s, Ernes~ nnd Ho· ffitt spuil.~ Lrieiiy al the meeting berta Bmg, D?n and LmdJ Nel· on ·'Wh Jt M11kes ..1 Happy Home." !iOn, Jerry Oav1~, Billy Sayre, Dnr. l !;}he !'::"3~e Importance o[ re· ____ Mn . VIrgil Ray Roush was th~ sunt of hono r at a layette show er Friday . eve-ntni at her home Ny" Ave, IIYI'n by Mr'l Myla Hudson 11>•.. . ~.\lut' ootl. F<;'Plo . injured to a Daring the buslneu SC!Ision pl ans were made lor a Ctrrlstroat , A lpefbettl suppt.'r wes serv!'d party. Miss Eleanor Robson fias by Mn Don·a ld Collins and Mrs. I pre~entcd a birthday gift from DaytoD when the Sew· the club and also from her secrl't Rite Sewing ClUib met last week pa1 and Mrs. Robert Lewis. Mrs. at the Ground ObsPrver Corps Pat Wood and Mrs. Paul Kloet building o~ Lincoln Heights. each reeei·v ed a.n annlver~ary gift from their secret pal. Mrs. Donotd Kennedy, -!dent, · I)Hilded over a abort bushiess · A salad coune was served by Rt~iOn ••' orden were taken for ~· hostess tn those named above Cbtlstmu Cltnls wblch the club 11 and Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. selllnl as a money making project, James Clntworthy, Mn. Max ward ycsn~ work-witb. tbelr advaoced of their replacem=t Bradbury Lad Is Surprised With Birthday Party Spaghetti Supper Served Guests Of Sew- R•tI e l ad•leS In bet1er condition afttr Ji:ve or 1iJ: port wu • p81· in hia ea.r. . The defendant, a Htired bUill· neuman with a f~~oirly aubat.anth ~ r:va'l.aton, · fortune earned over a rood 1 Iii., Municipal many yun, carried $100 000 rourt. "They 're liabzlity. Had he Mt bNn ~g.~.l':b!in g theil flciently r:overed, he wr-uld have l!f~ savinga in IQit moa~ of hi1 Hfe aavinP,: • 11 ga me where Court trlala hewner •c aa Plans. ar~ bPing mad£' for a mP "I lhe odds are es:eeption. MOllt eaw are Mt• ing of Ma so n County's R~publ ical•_, 1l!{Rin~t them.." tied out of court bt th• ianr• on Snturdny . Oet . 13, which has Liability inaurance protect• the anu ~mpanln.. One M1Ch aae bee designated lhroughou t lh£' n;J in~ur~d motorist againat claims iAYoh'ed tan people lnjuretl Ia lion as " Ik ~ Day''. 1c~ injury and property damce • t"o-ear head·•n •UiDHI. ·' U·.li t Ida car doea to another perWorkinr with 111 parti•, ll!.e Thr day iS the birthday (tr Prf'si· arranatd a teUiemtnt dtmt Els~nnower and the m('fifi ng I 11un or vehicle, The once poplf{ar "ftve and ten" , The necli~nt driver ~'I plann(il to honor him . liabilit.Y ($5,000 to $10,000 conran annual income of -'•000 Maso Cou~y's Republiea Women li R't" ) now is romidered low, uy• an eqllit}' in lll• home of met on Saturday nt RooubliC"an Judge l'orter. "T)le ncwapapenlji~~· If he had not earrftd a Headquarten to mo..ke plans for :Vrint atorles et.>aryday •b®.t ll li•bility polley he probCQUrt judgment. ani: out·of-court would have lost lll1 bomt the day. :e ~ttle menta arlaing from trat!'l: apent the J'Ht of hit ute paJ• PresKtinx at Saturday's me ~tin~ ·'accident& They run from $10,000 damarea to the :Injured. .t was Mrs. C. P . Stout, presidl'nt. 1Q USO,OOIJ." Somttlliel aeddeat. eaUII T Mrs. Stotlt introduced several Re. ' Moat in1ur1n~e eomp~nJ•' b.furiet wher• tbe lnurM. W'U 1 pul'>lie1D candida tes on the local filea are loadet with. tUM. not rnponllble, 7et bill! .._ ' scene and l)ppointc-d committf'e · where the inaured Wll thPk· ~mN dr••n int• a Ja• nit C'hairmtn. ful that he carried aumdent whl~h follow.. The CJde1p limita to protec& lila faDIU1, Motor Club therefore ~· Heading the membership com· property and finanelal later. mende lh•l aD motoriltl ear17 1 mittPe is Mrs. William Wood while ~sta. The followins euapl• oeutlldenU7 hJrh ll•H• a. proo · , Mrs C. G. flaue rle will head lhe •re taken from 1he 81ee of the tt'd •hould IIIIey -.,., hi- i publcity committee for the grQup. Chi~ago ,Motor Club'1 lntet• •olnd in n acddeaL \ The· utiltutlon of bo.wlDJi ln1uranee Jl:nh•nr-c. A court verdict totallinc' n't"lrtfl an4 tH wtlr&,. •t Wu rf!nd~red Jn favor' famUy ·ant IMCUN it well• at. Worth more on tndHII big lett tum into onoomin1 One of t.hl!' injured ! rtp1ir need• arc tbe lowest of all, w::ording to accredited lett record&. OMC trucb SIIIJ on the job I 11 f' Jli!ll li~ liabi lit)' • lll~uranee," u. cording to . Judge Harl")' H. rort!.'r Qf __ Heating SystemP tnGst 572 101 2394 Wrl ll ht Total Hilb . compreuioo. enginca enmed with hlsh·tffidency pr ratb produce 1nazfmum &el eftkicncy. 3Rt 39'7 480 463 POMEROY LIONS CLU& l'mw Daut Handicap ..... down-tlnle oripnal cott, they STILL abaorb ROBINSON LAUNDRY Depond.oble SIDce 187" tlydi'•Matlc* Rvfi'IP 1417 H. & A. FIRISTONI l' 1•ilf'v 126 148 142 lbi!f(Prly 157 175 161 l'~ r ~ on~ 124 12~ 125 11.1t·l•~lh i nn!!y 178 14'7 127 142 164 176 Wnrnke lbnclicap !10 ~0 !W 777 809 781 Tt)hll POMEROY MOTOili Hunn"l 1'18 16'1 194 11Qw£'n lit 161 128 ll nr ri ~ 138 142 178 l. o h s~ 147 199 l'f8 llnud a!~ ht"lt ISS let 193 T1'tal 805 820 871 O'Brif'n C:rh11,.nleb Wi!.'.g ins Will F An(l{'rson '1'11lal Better pi mil•••• "~.\ surpri1inr numbf!T of auto- ~~;;t"~;;:o;;:-;;;:;;;;:;d-;;;;~~ mubi ie owner11 cerry inadequate j cauaed wh~n the Republicans Plan "Ike Day" Observance ___ RI!MODELINGf Now read wily they'r• al5o the lowe...._.t ttaclra on •lfYbodY'• llooU l'ornrroy Muto'r 3 H.& R. Fi resl nne 0 fl•,tn('l'oy Lions 3 Roblns()n Laun~ drv 0 N. Y. Clo thing 2 Sports Center 1 High lnrtivirlual 3 ga me series: B. I\1('Kinney 572, O'Drien 563. ll ig h lnrlivlrl-u al Game; Fred Crow 23 1. lli gh T••nm Game : Pomeroy J.i.,n.~ 997: Hllbins,ms 922. lligh 'J'(' Itm Seri<'~: Pom<>roy' l.iuRs 2650. the picture of_ comfort ••• ,,u Continenta/11 lt•e no seeret th1lt GMC Bl• Chip hnlera conalateittlroutpertonit theTr Clatt. INDUS'fRIAL LEAGUI Standings Won Pumcro.r Motor 10 1 I. 2. llvhin~on Laundry • 9 :t ~ . Y. Clothing Home 7 4. i'uml'roy l.ions 7 5. Sports Cen ter 7 0. II & H. Firestone 5 dv ll:. rs! 1 -·- Mrs. Virgil Roy R'lush Is Honored' With Layette Shower On Friday . ,\S THE CONTROLL ER. ftnandal d!Te(tor lJld bode« upert for Y JU t. holl11ehold, you may be Jntereatt!d l,1 a f.w fact• about. •uto~ m(lb!le lniU!"ll n~ e-facta th.at eould uve your family thouu.nda of 1 ' 1 I Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Sodety F.Jitor ~~;;,;;====~~~;;.;;.-;;,;;;;,;;~~;;,;;E:l~;o~t~•a~id~t~h:er~e~~w:o:u~ld~be~:no~~d•~y~w~it~bo~u~t~·~·~r~;o~u~·~;n~j~u~•>~··~~=. ' l)aiiJ Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct 10, 1953--5 1 S•ndlnl (1111 boi. .uulllt ----~ Is Your Future Insured? the proper frame of mind to have a chance with that i(reat team ." EHiot said . "Too. we 've eot to combat making so many mistakes. In both games we've played mls- jury. takes have caused 9ll pl'rcent or our difficulties." The Illini came out of their game whh WAshington laat Satur- · ::;::":~:;::;:I.:;::;::;::;:P:o:m:e:r:oy~~:M~i~D:::S:t.=:::::~M~Id~d~le~·po~rl~·~'":''~"~·~·..,~·~·~nd~th~o~Roc~k;oh~h~•~'"~ ____ -·--- .---···--........ · . ··· --.....--" f SPoRTS Better ... ._ . ~ • Eliot, anxious to use 8 o b b Y Mitehell in the game ,said he would have to fJVe hil star player test ln drillS Ol'llt .. 11 thorough Miteht>ll was sldellned three wet!ks ago by a pre-season practice in- ··w e're going to have to be In THE SHOP 'Where You IC $2.50 ea. z ·- ... -... ... .). :~:::: :~.~~~~~:,.~·~ ... '•Juri.. to m••t HUNTING BQQJS ·• .i The DaiPv Sentinel son 9em-e with two i"judH to first ltri~g ~eyers that could h\lrl I them Hm wHk . Big Rich hut, who pri"..b1bly p.. y•d '" be.11 g&mf' of i11 c:erMr lut Friday against ttt~ lr"'"men, rt'cei Ye-d a brohn h1nd, bu~ will be t'Xj::ll'ded to play Friday night with the hand in a cast. Don Smith, who directs 1 thl'! .P~nth•rs pleya, c:amro up with i On Sport" , • ' 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . Oct 10. 1956 ~oooBeams _, - ... 6ooof •'*"- ' W, Mein St. POMEROY. O.HIO �·~-· -·--· -_.__ ......... • . ·- . . .. - ·: · -~.:.'';,,.;,. • ;f. . . • • Buckeyes At Full Strength I I For llliDl• ame sa(urday B•r11- l SIGNAL PROBLEM • • • • By Alan Maver lif P'AUI.. M. CLIFFORD Co.b Alex C'ilo an rl rus Pome· roy I'!Withers ttavel tu /'o;t!lsonville ')'idar niaht to mf'et lhf' :'lielesc nVtUe Hounds m a gam!! Ul~tt must an lntured ilf\'\{le-, and O.On ha'> f be larteled ;;;s a crue1a1 one 1n the tailing It e.:tay 10 hr thlt ; ~ eun~. Meanwh1Le,. the IMtcn wed1 in p r•dic:• 5t81icna. It i& fig. ll•d~ Y~!lnw Jacke~ under ur.d th•t Don will ... soml! action .eoac~ ~aftie McDonald will ~ln<"e but Sophomo... Paul Folmer h¥ q:aio ttrtve to get in the wio/ col· be:en wtorklng out in hit plan •nd umn u they l:!ntertain the WPI!s. IU••Iy will n. some action a; tht' t~ R'ockt>ts on tho? Middleport. T au• r tllr~a(: k tiOt. r1eld. The Panth ers will bf' far•in~ th{' Pt'tlteroy c:amt out o ~ the Jack· team that at the s tart of thl' y('ar I was the most feart>d in tht' h-aguE" l'qachect hr C!m:·!ie w_..·uu. who roo k uY l'r f, r Lo w£'11 (' ni l' t hp.; f~!l the Huur.rf~ haH• been unlwaten ~ : d~tP w.lh 11 vl• :era n bJ!i dub . und h 'IY'' nn'•· a S:.Zl'p:is e 7·7 ti c r Yo•'l look yoar bat ~n l':(~;rJ a~ a hl ~ m i ~h . llwi : UP - ObiQ Don Sutberin. He wiU start if the full s»engt •· h Bucks re<"ei~e biLe S lh · . for tht' u~ormng game with. Jlli - tak e the spot ir~Uino .. u,,:,",.O,,,w.J 11 s 1 d h t ... 11111 .i . ·a ur ay , ave pu •ue f'mHead Coaeh R.ey Eliot ot tbe m. phas1R on .i straight, balanced T ini dri!led l! is squad in m th i" week '' drills, accuracy OOLUMBUS, 0 . ·St;~ It' ·s BUl:' k t'yes, ' Dacb 1n the 1 Hubert BoLo. Chnuncty • DovPr who suffered knte LJa· men\ injuries in a scrl:mm <ge e~! I)' 111 th ·.· season reiDiDed the ;q uad. during 1\Jesday's dl':llls ar •• 1s Oeheved ready for .wtion at Champaign, The only mjury durJng tbe fir st 1·nu~ h work of the week .s• rieht end Leo Brllwn of Portsmouth. suf· fer a twi&t:"d ankle, but ii won't keep him out of SattJIIday's a~tion. Hayes praised Ute work of Joe Cannavino and Phil Ro.blnton, for their nff-ensive efforts in tbe work. out. f>.~U bac k I /31-Ai!(' "'AU rilE PAR/J'J6 , ' , . I e.KPfRI..+I£111' OJ-" ! 51'/!TCJI/II(!J Poll 1101./..eOlR, I ,AL.L.-ANftRICA Eli/?, ro tPt/ARrER-1/ P.A!l? O?F Wi'r!l ,A Th. l.f.-6 ,.,;~ OVER ,.VJJV¥ . l l'agl.l~ tu L~ilrl tj1cu· ofu•nsivro IJI<t y. Tr;p offr·m :ve star nf tlw Hounds i.~ Sl'llior hnlfback Tvm McQuaid Who hlll\C heen !somewhat s lowed up with <> n 1njured kncf' McQuaid howevl•l', ~ hould be at tflp strength Pill "lur ; fur thf' Panther,, and will be a real tr1·at. At lt"Je almost any pnsition , ~ I"AC:tiP /11{; ~""' a~d who is a thn~at with his runN'A!ION A§ AA'MY ntnR an d his pas,ing. Th en at qua r1 t:'C:ACJI' H"trll "TilE tr. !>~·· k 1s Jerry StuHiobea n. one uf lhe most improved playf'rs in f.AAiii' PI?Of!lEAI 7"1/A7' :he le11gLte, and a finl' bali hander I /Jti~£1" 1/IAI ··Af>7 YEARin addition to beln~ a iOod run[t'F>'FlOP#/6 A qoARr"FR/!14CK, n~r and ~a:.:ser. Newcomer Leh.h leidnr•· WJI! be at fullback. .4'1/fflMttY OWl? 1115/lr. In the line tackles Ed Keating Dll'!o>ltolfwl ........ ~~ ........... · a~d Jerry Bt•ntley are the top dogs Wllh both wei&hini around 19.5 -------~------- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - pounds. Keatin was a star t"nd la ~S t team at end, while Beutly was on, · through the eir l.anes. CundiH 11 year 1u he: mude the first All SEO of th~ team's best linemen, Tht• 1mall. hut fast and Mhifty, and Ia ;.;;;:~~. Hounds 11hw have two vett'l'ans Jt •1n• of th• bMt runnert In the 110 I gaurda in FloW(•I'S llnd Powell , Chhlf tllrget for w.. ton's while Hitching.~ will be back at is end Tommy ComJKton, wfta NEEDS center for lilt' third season in a caught two last Wflik far teueh· row. dowrts against Vallipolle, Ottter PROM THE The Panthers need for a better Roek.-ts baelcs are Frank HUI, Olc:k 1 all round offense was dtlfinitely Pottt, &vens, Montgomery 1nd ,.-..n seen last we!!k. Coach. Clln has l'ing. <i . 1 been hlll'd at work 11!1 wr•Pk in a '. - ·~r attempt to como11p with some uf Up front th e Rockds . haven't , · fensiw surprics ror thtl favnrt'd too much size. an d t.h~! 1'Jah:ets Hounds. No dnubt the Pantlu~rs will prohnhly hnhl their uwn in will take to thei r more and more the weight department They have &fARLIN Ill tbe ~cason progresses, ami several veiN<m.~ linl'mn with Qjtvjs ,,..., &bould mix their att:~ck with so m(• Reed, Bakl'r, Rkt>, Jones, E1den aerial bomlrs Friday nigilt in the Ports and Cottrill leading tlte way . ..... ho~ ... .~;::.,. ._.._,. Mad ltubb•r & I .eathe.. nf spreading the enemy d C>, ,.... •.-vr- mg ~ • .._. • 4 1hope toach Charlj(• Mcnonald W>'ll en:~es. hac~ieally every letllll topcoah 0,. sp~lolly tailor· Insulated Pomeroy hM:: · plnYNI ha s practic · prohahly ~;n alunjil w1th the :;amc ltd to glwe yoU the moxlmum ally used an ciht or nine man lin•· li nf'up hi' u~l·d last week ag'ainst 1n tornfort Ond appearance.' and has rl'ally s!ow~d the PomeroY Logan wilh the possi bil ity •t hat ft.•FROM ru nnin g gnme. Jun ior Rnw !Py and nave Hindy •nn papular model l1 styled will altern1111' twlween lht>ir gU.IITrl wllh flop pocbttand th• new Middh•p11r1 will be mP£'tin a anrl quilrh•rhu('k p1~itiom. Tht: ftCirrow• lapels ••• In fine, F,qulpiQent ..• (jon Cases Wt•llston Lt'am that has s howed I Jar·kcts still havl' on ly >;l'Ored Olll' rich cheviots and twe•d• that • • (.1othlng ..... , , , . Shells little dder!~e, but pl enty nt off en- touchdown all sea~on long, ' ~e - Th e Hoeket..; hnve lost both of .while their defen11lve play has !Seen arwiDft as o cloud but atron 9 quirre allers •"' thr•i r kaue games as they went too bad, a la ck of an offt•n~>ive 01 Hft. Crow Callers rtown 19-7 before Logan, and thea threa t to ~o with halfbac k Bobby lrn;t l S. i:4 ltht wCl'k tn 11 gou<J t:a l- Nrlson h ns slowed d own their ,. .....,,IMd hi LIPI li piJI IS r 11'\'en. C'n urhed hy Jo~· Mal- chances or winn ing. Time :jnd m1snr, the Rockf'ls have 10 Jeter. lime agai n the Jackebl have ma r· ffi<'n on hand, hut have br>en rriJJ · i'h~"d deep into enemy terri1ury pll·d by l.mc:kfil·l d injlll' i~·s 111 k!!y on l.v to beg d ow n once they _gBt pla.vers. in~ i.Je the 20 yard line. Luding th• Rockets offense win 8J.AIK I:'~~~;~~~ .;;;;":: ·:::;,;o;;.;;;;.;;;.;;..... HU NTING ,...e. SPORT$ .. . ClfmR 'RIFLES SHOTGUNS , t · )' a1 • t~c k!~ I H I Jtkl.,; ci llJ h<!VI' i hl'l'l' Of strWlg~·s l (; I HGunc: , hJI'" a vt·t~~:,~ tin ~ rr, r111 ! hl• 30-30 RIFLES m. ' ~~;-: "~~.'~:r. ~~::::: $l 9 UP 4. 5 S $37.50 L& DreiS For Le•• r1 S C Eleanor s . Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Laurel Cl_iff Health Club ~elebrates 20th Anniversary; Committees Named Men in The 1 ' • The 20th amuversary of the Lflu- vem~er which will be on Childrei Cliff B~tlt>r Heal th Club wa~ r"n's Disea ~~s. Mrs. Traey, Mn. celebrated Mnnday evening with a Will in m Soulsby and Mrs. Rich· Know-GoFor potluck dinner at thE' home of Mrs. art! Karr Sr. were namE"d on th(' Gerald Kell y. Mrs. Kelly and Mn. toeia! progra-m for Nov em!ler an d Glen . Thomp.~ on, host esses for the D ~ c~£'r. eventng, served the desaert. A It wu voted to make a contri· ~faUoween theme was ('arried oul I butic n to thP Meigs G:- ne ral Hosm ~ecorations of lh<' hom8\ pltal Jr. rthr. nursery department FJIJowlng ~he dinnH"the regular nnd Mrs. Merlin Trary was nBmed busi ness ~essl?n wes hold with to make the purchase . PLans were 1\.~r~ . LoUis Dt ehl. pro?sldent, pre- discussed fnr the annual Chdst· Sulmt. Group singir.!l! nf "Brighten mas party . Mrs. Charl es Diehl re· the Corn."r'' and th e Lord's Pra}:'- .li!:ned as trea~urer anj Mr1. Ho· er In un 1son o~rted the ~P.t'tinli!. bert ·Rowel}- was seleeted to till M"mber<r rr spol'JdM to roll call ~ ~~office. Birthdavs of Mrs~ Lllww!t~ a ~,~e~ - , ~lnt , ·*s. Lloyd , rtne ~ Smith and ·Mrs. Robert Bo· W~~t ·. Nlad the minute• · of the wen were observed. Sunshine sis. la .. , .tn~tinl' . . · _ · ters were re_\'~taled and new Jtl!'ln~~ Commltl.~';"& .~.. the year were dtawn for the coming vear . nam~d and tncl'Utied: Mrs. Wrlabt, Present lllso · were Mrs. OJville pubhclty ; Mra. Dana Oliver;, A~ra. K1Jent .rs.. Joe BvatLS. Mrs. Phil K elly and Mrs. E. J. Tr<\~Y,.,J:IO'Wet ·Wise, Mre-: PJArl Pirker ami two CGmmlttee ; Mrs. Lawren:ce .$mltb,, lfdel~. M1'3. Alston Traey of Co. Mrll': Ira ~dim an aJJ,4 !ln. ·hnest lu.dius· and Mrs. lltl(har<l Karr Jr. Powell, s1ek : Mrs. Jat:nd GUmore, 1he November nteetlng ~11 be c~rds; and Mrs. lfclen Leifheit, hP!d at th" home nf' Mrs. WUUam birthday ·box. . Sou~y ~t~·ith Mrs. Rrneat PGw:.'! ll Mr.s. CUffJrd Jaeobs, Mrs. Well· as co-hostess man and Mrs. Gilmore were named ---~---as the program committee for Ne. ADAM THI! I OF Don Vlcic and Galea Ciseo were : ., n a par for the fullback p ost. • Although Vidt ran with ·tHe !ii'St I un it. Cisco, agile on defense and ~otJld 1 €s ~cially al!ainst passes; · get the starting assignment-. Don Clark. pc:gged as regular Ieft half for at least half the time rn n with the No. 1 unit in place or DISTINCTION FELT All COLORS TONIGMT A WIDNISDA'II PAMIL Y IIIGMU 2 Adult "+kHtt. <ICIWJt Q11t ear _ Wm, ....... · A.C...., ........ ,. SAIRI!fl< John Pa.yae Demonstration Is Given For Group Entertained Here TO -ALso:- IWh loman RIIIL Ill TeWN -c.rtMnoTOOTH Oil , CQNSIIQUINCIS THURSDAY li ~IIIDA Y Top Shot:lr Show flf Alii Tlrnel ·atchri-1 DAY THI WDUD•INDED For October 12 The Return Jonothan Me~gs rhspter of the Dnughters Qf the American Revolution will qteet Friday aft"trnoon at tile borne of :P.Irs. M . E. R-athburn, Rutland. with Mrs. Parsons. MLsS Addie BradTheodore Reed Sr. Mrs. Alfred B iggg enterained with a Tupperwa:re pany Tuesday !It her home, Wyllis Hill. FolloWing a demonstration b~ by Mrs. Faye Wallace, games WE're playcd''antl prfzeg·'a ward·(lllf·'tht wJm nen. ~1rs, · VaUt~ti&n Price wai awarded the door prize. RefNshmants were served by the hos tes~: to 1bose named abQvt'; the guest speaker on topic Mrs. Nathan Biggs . Mrs. Glen Ev· 'The Polic:v and Projects of the ans, Mrs. Char1e.s Buek. Mrs. I.JlState &k!lety of the DAR,". lian Hurt. MrB. /oe Young and She is a regent Of the Captain Mrs. Evttrett Lil:htfoot. Jame3 L:lwrPnce chapter. Jronhm : is a past state auditor and District Datectnr of the Ohio Fefieratlon of Business and Professional Wo· men,'s Clubs. a m~mber nf the Ironton Garden Club; the Order of tb~Pstern Starr: .an,d the White S!Mhe '''lll<l bl" "'t~ct~lj\ Church. SW'c Is a licensed insurance agent and is active in her family's Real Estate agency. The· meeti ng will be a guest and a memorial Sf'rvlce -r tbe lat~ Agnes MeGlli.&g Weband Mrs. Marion Welch wilT Ml DDLEPORT DEPA,RTMENT STORE -A~ K•nt Tayler bAR Meeting Is Scheduled llaJrton (In s.,..rteopt) C.rhy Downs PHANT~ F - IOjOOO MIU. ST. LIAGUII MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Also CARTOON ~ _Here·swhy cr. llo.ITE R be q\l&rkrbadc Jac;k Walten and !!;', 1"'11 "'""""a,.., cundtll. Wolton h" eome up with some fin• pas•ln'! + - · --- ----- _ ~-ef_ e;_ n_ lt~ly b•eom. • t h rea t . Chip ., " • Bowling HighlightS Hl!sul ts You'll be ~04-56 SPORTS CENT. ~f r 011nald ' 103 U3 lOS Rt•i'k<'r 16S 113 121 B<~d! ncr 147 163 170 T r w>!h~ry 14ft 128 187 fl. MC'KIIlnPy 18S 178 211 lhndknp lEI il' 49 1'o1111 762 729 . 903 N. Y. CLOTHING HOUSI '<n 1u•r lfl3 1M 163 1~ 157 164 lhu•1r !lam 201 159 158 Kl ,w'i in 10 .FaultleaiJ TELA-JA'M AS 1\ilouporbly otyled Tela.Jama by. Wiloon Brothon !eatum a O.lorful Jrlenlll pattem with two roomy pooketa and eolld·eolol' trousero. Tho famoaa Foultlooo waiotband o( live mbbol"'lll you b.•,......b-o ond tho - ' - Supor Seat •pella tho ultlmato llllonD&i"g and sleeping comrort • -tho world's moat comforlablo pajama, Saoforilod, of couree. $4,95 L1'1ll• l'lntworlhy 'I'Dlllll 15;J 146 Pomeroy, Ohio , . -.. · ~· ' ,, .... Ben-proved of tll automatic transmit." siont, Hydra-Matlc: Drive prevenu fuel w.•te, cuahiont ahoc.:k-loadinJ, cuts advanc:~ cngineerina;, GMC BlllC Cqip llalancedpowwtnlu trafli.c time, tavd tim. 1pa~ drive:n• GMC iJ tltt Pill] Jnul 111•11•[tu1•nr f&litlr H]'ir•·M<~tlt Drivt II itsftdlliatl ' Tnnnninlo111, ul• and power pllftta are lllltcbod. Teuned fOr apedfic needa, they •re more diu ~Dill ro the job. Tb•nU to the truck indumy'1 etyliP1 that l.ecpt them lookinc· youna - ~luc Chip GM'C"• command tQp male nluc~ After writing J their "'P''"'' Gzft1 were placed In a rndle be lonr:ina: k> Mrt. J\oU!Ih '~ g rf'lilt grandf1ltber, whieb waa deeontt"d in pink and blue. Game• were played during the evenint and prize~ awarded the winners. Afte-r the honored gu csLA o.pened hrr 11fta ~freshm.-nb of a cake eerrteriPd wilb t. •:rrk holding a haby and surrounde with green nnd yeiJow bootiea and ice cream were aened by Mn: Hudson . i pd- (nmc, ,..,;,.....) pl>otO><W mo. Pi>toho\ coWhtdr, .t brvJ of coliN.. _ 'II'"· 1 ~!1:; . Goldie HrNk, Krt., ff(qp..,1 Braley, Mh. Pf. VI . ,..,; ..... I t:ha rleS SUirkey and Cl"ftfboa IUid 1"'hi'J ia Hicke I I I I j Min Bernic:e- Ann Durst, Wendell Bet:ling, Mrs . Edna Mil· I ler, Mr•. William J . Durst , Mn _ Rollin Dill, Mrs. LIUie D!ek . Mi ss i MORNINGSTAR : lr IIIMA lHLE Hr. Jftd Mn. Ro7 Reuter of Pon. FOR. ALL PURPO$Et FOR THAT FALL HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJI!CT ' PAINT : . • TO ADD THE FINISHING TOUCH I I and family . Mr. 1nd Mrs. C. D. Reed of Bev· . erly and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I Reed of Adamsville were the "·~ !tors of Mr. and Mrs. John lhle. 1 I HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Ia ,m, Retrl or Maonn CIIJ Phone SP-3-5554 Mason City, W. Vo. Less than AdminMration announced be paid ~terans holding tPday that .tividends to yea r to War Ill aovenment insurlln cr will - be about 13 per cent h.gher thlln th~e paid this year. IJ I'J(! Wu~Jd Tlw inl'rease will go to some fin· mil l ion vt:.'letans covered b:o 1 both tN·m and petmanent pulieies or Natio nal Service Life lnsurance NSLI, tlw VA sa id. S d M dCiY 1S , Cl b In Mon d.ay Meet Push. hours qwayl Coleman Heating and · Mrs. G;cace Holter entertained lhe Second• Mnnday St'wiDi Club. Munday evening at her home, East Main \St. I I Air Conditioning Aullloriled Bonlee Oa AD MUel "' I I oa .. o. CHASE l'llnlaetll. .1., MARDWA~E Harold Chase, ....,r, ~Mast st. ~· 'JI IDdcllejlrt: J l~d - JM~l~ss~M~ru1~h~a~H~o~w~e~ll~-------!=~~~~~~~~~~; The car that goes 'em all one betfer. , , ' 1 Get set for big surpr-ises 11n fOUl HfAlTH II OUR BUSIIUSf ru 499 2496 M3 471 464 508 !'i08 2514 Ml 134 178 142 4M 155 HD 187 491 14ft 17S 231 549 U6 166 213 -~ 43 f3 43 129 ,1108 8G3 99'1 26118 .. •••l!l·lil•lk•reln,.....c.- To safeguard your health, we compaund your physicie~n's pretcriptions wllh profcuianal prKitiOft from fresh stockt of potent, fop-quality phonnoc:euti~;als, oM:cr. J's,o,• •9·~ GVW, ucl ttt. 4JOM a:a,.... u. &moat for ~. low-colt WOI'k io. lhe ~. ..,. dollnoy ... ,onm~ u.. fielolo. .... ~ SWISHER-LOHSE ----.-Comel1nnd chetk en the refOhconomy ofe Bhnt Chip l u y l - - - - BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. . ...... 500 E; Moln St. ' I E. Main St, Phone 9 POMEROY Prompt••"'lce ,'YOIJit ltEXALL DE"!, at ""' IHtur r ' ......... ·~· . ,_ \.., POMEROY M.OTOR Co DRUGS at. · :"';;;,;; - _,;;,._,.;·; ,...;·"- ·' -" -;-,._.,;._ _;..,;~~~;;,;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;o;;;..,;;;;;~_ i I Mrs. ttac. At:lth. •eu the last Monday guestl "'' Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ihle. •Mrs. Jean Maa:le and ohlldren uf BeverlJ were recent Sunday guest,; ot ~er lister Mn. Mary l ou ih.Ie and family, •Mr. aDd Mn:. CI:.y Bryant cf Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hellman of Peach Fork were re· eent Sunday euests of Cia rk Ihie to .8owu, ~;: F~~r:.,.~~ J:.~::'s.':::: --- THINKING Otliers J)rel!lent were Mrs. Eelwild WeJls, Mrs. David GoodwJn Mra.. Charles Spencer, Mrs. Elz~ Store ., =: :!''n.'&:..'=' tend were )ln. MWRd. WASHINGTON UP - The Vete-rans Young Guests G? To Movies When Birthdav Marked . The next meetlna will be held Wednesday October 17 with Mrs. .Willard, Boyer and Mrs. Charles Bofftn•n lUI hostesses. JEWELRY I Present were Mrt. l'"ranklin Rizer, Mrs. John Fultt: and daughter. Anita Marie-, Mrt. Martin McAngus It u! .~ o announced payment next A commi ttf'c was ap pflinted to yo?ar M thr fir,t dividend in 23 aiJJJf'<'l' hdore the Mas on Cgunty years to v etera~ holding fiveDormJ of Eduoation in regard to year ter:n IJ . .S. government IJf., the tra nsportation of chlh:ir<'n insurflm·e USGLI, whith ori&:materl from \h(' area behi nd the town or in Wr,rld War 1. :1.1n~Qn. Il -\"AS a!'Lgll"d that .some The 10th bil'thday o{ P ~t~ of the ~hildren h:HI to wnlk ov<> r Brooks. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil· two m:les ~ to sehaol. Jtam PUgh Jr., Middleport Rt. 1. App(lir.te.rl' to the C11mmlttrP ' was celebraled, OctO'ber 7, with a OP w~rf' Mrs. Betty .Jo Cadle. Pau l party- Guests attend ed muvlf's At Ner:sl' ""d Chal'l f's Carr. The book i the Lib:·rty theater and enjoy ptl award was won. by Mr s. Roach's I refreshments. room. YOUR The gUests were Horace and F.d- 1 . • • die Gilmore, Janice and Beckv Ch~!\r(' D. ~arr .. pr1nctpal, exGoodaii, Connie and Darlent Mui-l ~lalnf'd tax leg).slatwn lo be v~ted !ard, Dick. Mike, &lndra anti T r •·· 1 m th ~ Nn\'enrhcr general clectwn. ry Garten, Gary Rife, Tom all I· SI!E US POR Bob Wlatkins, Patricia Brooks. A[l- · ults were Mr. and Mrs. Errett W11teCOR On kina, Cheebtre: Mrs Ray Mcca·;ty . MiddlePnrt; Mll. H.arry r.~rt'l. n : eWIMQ U Cheshire, MN. Marth• W'tk;n,. 1, Lout•• 418 493 374 452 482 150 2361 Jn(·ob!l Srarl~s ·~ Jenme Sue I:::Jselst~1n , ~lu. Gtorge Hicks, Mrs Harold Kmg Mn Ah r· lie H!cks •,1r ~ L.P iand Sa"<ton , and ! Dt'hOnh. Billy and Con n1e Huush GI 1118111'3Me Dividends To Be Increased Gilmore J'r. and Mr9. Elmer White. 1'70 144 181 . •• , tht Concincftul! Yirh loothcr linol dw>ae c:orQPIRmenlt ,.~. iidiJco polloou bitl ....,_..., Goessrer 301 190 198 175 1M 12'7 190 154 125 185 134 190 104 164 166 178 796 796 922 ' /hill~ 155 302 167 175 342 831 794 F15 2440 r•n '!Ql,l!h ··~_«<l.tl...:V~qJpw•i!"'o- lill!l"li Stri~kllnd· . Juhion ....,,.. luNIIoat '5 491 486 518 More Than 100 Attend Mason PTA Potluck Jerry Van Inwagen. nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ern e·s t Van lnwngrn, Bradbury, was surprised with. a birthday party at .his home Mond)ly . Games were played Ov~ r one hundred parents and anrl prizes 11'/'ln by .Terry Jacks and children attended a potluck sup.. Darrl"ll Smith and the gueslg aleo per sponsored by the Parent Tea· enjoyed severa l ball-games. ch~rs Association of Mason's Ele~f r.s. Vnn Inwagen was assisted mental')' School on Tue»day even· by Mr.s. Martha Beach. Mrs . Guy ing prio1· to a regular meeting oj. Bing, Mrs. Oma Nf'lson anrJ Linda thl' gmuJJ. Nelson in serving ::tirthda.v cnke, AL thr mr('t\ ng, devotions were ice cream, pQp and Hallo wee n ('anin e!Jarge of the Third 'GTadt! undy tu the guest~. th·r the direcliun of Mrs. Alice Those present were Kenn~th Roach. t~acbcr. Mrs. Evelyn ProFry. Jer:rr Jack s, Ernes~ nnd Ho· ffitt spuil.~ Lrieiiy al the meeting berta Bmg, D?n and LmdJ Nel· on ·'Wh Jt M11kes ..1 Happy Home." !iOn, Jerry Oav1~, Billy Sayre, Dnr. l !;}he !'::"3~e Importance o[ re· ____ Mn . VIrgil Ray Roush was th~ sunt of hono r at a layette show er Friday . eve-ntni at her home Ny" Ave, IIYI'n by Mr'l Myla Hudson 11>•.. . ~.\lut' ootl. F<;'Plo . injured to a Daring the buslneu SC!Ision pl ans were made lor a Ctrrlstroat , A lpefbettl suppt.'r wes serv!'d party. Miss Eleanor Robson fias by Mn Don·a ld Collins and Mrs. I pre~entcd a birthday gift from DaytoD when the Sew· the club and also from her secrl't Rite Sewing ClUib met last week pa1 and Mrs. Robert Lewis. Mrs. at the Ground ObsPrver Corps Pat Wood and Mrs. Paul Kloet building o~ Lincoln Heights. each reeei·v ed a.n annlver~ary gift from their secret pal. Mrs. Donotd Kennedy, -!dent, · I)Hilded over a abort bushiess · A salad coune was served by Rt~iOn ••' orden were taken for ~· hostess tn those named above Cbtlstmu Cltnls wblch the club 11 and Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. selllnl as a money making project, James Clntworthy, Mn. Max ward ycsn~ work-witb. tbelr advaoced of their replacem=t Bradbury Lad Is Surprised With Birthday Party Spaghetti Supper Served Guests Of Sew- R•tI e l ad•leS In bet1er condition afttr Ji:ve or 1iJ: port wu • p81· in hia ea.r. . The defendant, a Htired bUill· neuman with a f~~oirly aubat.anth ~ r:va'l.aton, · fortune earned over a rood 1 Iii., Municipal many yun, carried $100 000 rourt. "They 're liabzlity. Had he Mt bNn ~g.~.l':b!in g theil flciently r:overed, he wr-uld have l!f~ savinga in IQit moa~ of hi1 Hfe aavinP,: • 11 ga me where Court trlala hewner •c aa Plans. ar~ bPing mad£' for a mP "I lhe odds are es:eeption. MOllt eaw are Mt• ing of Ma so n County's R~publ ical•_, 1l!{Rin~t them.." tied out of court bt th• ianr• on Snturdny . Oet . 13, which has Liability inaurance protect• the anu ~mpanln.. One M1Ch aae bee designated lhroughou t lh£' n;J in~ur~d motorist againat claims iAYoh'ed tan people lnjuretl Ia lion as " Ik ~ Day''. 1c~ injury and property damce • t"o-ear head·•n •UiDHI. ·' U·.li t Ida car doea to another perWorkinr with 111 parti•, ll!.e Thr day iS the birthday (tr Prf'si· arranatd a teUiemtnt dtmt Els~nnower and the m('fifi ng I 11un or vehicle, The once poplf{ar "ftve and ten" , The necli~nt driver ~'I plann(il to honor him . liabilit.Y ($5,000 to $10,000 conran annual income of -'•000 Maso Cou~y's Republiea Women li R't" ) now is romidered low, uy• an eqllit}' in lll• home of met on Saturday nt RooubliC"an Judge l'orter. "T)le ncwapapenlji~~· If he had not earrftd a Headquarten to mo..ke plans for :Vrint atorles et.>aryday •b®.t ll li•bility polley he probCQUrt judgment. ani: out·of-court would have lost lll1 bomt the day. :e ~ttle menta arlaing from trat!'l: apent the J'Ht of hit ute paJ• PresKtinx at Saturday's me ~tin~ ·'accident& They run from $10,000 damarea to the :Injured. .t was Mrs. C. P . Stout, presidl'nt. 1Q USO,OOIJ." Somttlliel aeddeat. eaUII T Mrs. Stotlt introduced several Re. ' Moat in1ur1n~e eomp~nJ•' b.furiet wher• tbe lnurM. W'U 1 pul'>lie1D candida tes on the local filea are loadet with. tUM. not rnponllble, 7et bill! .._ ' scene and l)ppointc-d committf'e · where the inaured Wll thPk· ~mN dr••n int• a Ja• nit C'hairmtn. ful that he carried aumdent whl~h follow.. The CJde1p limita to protec& lila faDIU1, Motor Club therefore ~· Heading the membership com· property and finanelal later. mende lh•l aD motoriltl ear17 1 mittPe is Mrs. William Wood while ~sta. The followins euapl• oeutlldenU7 hJrh ll•H• a. proo · , Mrs C. G. flaue rle will head lhe •re taken from 1he 81ee of the tt'd •hould IIIIey -.,., hi- i publcity committee for the grQup. Chi~ago ,Motor Club'1 lntet• •olnd in n acddeaL \ The· utiltutlon of bo.wlDJi ln1uranee Jl:nh•nr-c. A court verdict totallinc' n't"lrtfl an4 tH wtlr&,. •t Wu rf!nd~red Jn favor' famUy ·ant IMCUN it well• at. Worth more on tndHII big lett tum into onoomin1 One of t.hl!' injured ! rtp1ir need• arc tbe lowest of all, w::ording to accredited lett record&. OMC trucb SIIIJ on the job I 11 f' Jli!ll li~ liabi lit)' • lll~uranee," u. cording to . Judge Harl")' H. rort!.'r Qf __ Heating SystemP tnGst 572 101 2394 Wrl ll ht Total Hilb . compreuioo. enginca enmed with hlsh·tffidency pr ratb produce 1nazfmum &el eftkicncy. 3Rt 39'7 480 463 POMEROY LIONS CLU& l'mw Daut Handicap ..... down-tlnle oripnal cott, they STILL abaorb ROBINSON LAUNDRY Depond.oble SIDce 187" tlydi'•Matlc* Rvfi'IP 1417 H. & A. FIRISTONI l' 1•ilf'v 126 148 142 lbi!f(Prly 157 175 161 l'~ r ~ on~ 124 12~ 125 11.1t·l•~lh i nn!!y 178 14'7 127 142 164 176 Wnrnke lbnclicap !10 ~0 !W 777 809 781 Tt)hll POMEROY MOTOili Hunn"l 1'18 16'1 194 11Qw£'n lit 161 128 ll nr ri ~ 138 142 178 l. o h s~ 147 199 l'f8 llnud a!~ ht"lt ISS let 193 T1'tal 805 820 871 O'Brif'n C:rh11,.nleb Wi!.'.g ins Will F An(l{'rson '1'11lal Better pi mil•••• "~.\ surpri1inr numbf!T of auto- ~~;;t"~;;:o;;:-;;;:;;;;:;d-;;;;~~ mubi ie owner11 cerry inadequate j cauaed wh~n the Republicans Plan "Ike Day" Observance ___ RI!MODELINGf Now read wily they'r• al5o the lowe...._.t ttaclra on •lfYbodY'• llooU l'ornrroy Muto'r 3 H.& R. Fi resl nne 0 fl•,tn('l'oy Lions 3 Roblns()n Laun~ drv 0 N. Y. Clo thing 2 Sports Center 1 High lnrtivirlual 3 ga me series: B. I\1('Kinney 572, O'Drien 563. ll ig h lnrlivlrl-u al Game; Fred Crow 23 1. lli gh T••nm Game : Pomeroy J.i.,n.~ 997: Hllbins,ms 922. lligh 'J'(' Itm Seri<'~: Pom<>roy' l.iuRs 2650. the picture of_ comfort ••• ,,u Continenta/11 lt•e no seeret th1lt GMC Bl• Chip hnlera conalateittlroutpertonit theTr Clatt. INDUS'fRIAL LEAGUI Standings Won Pumcro.r Motor 10 1 I. 2. llvhin~on Laundry • 9 :t ~ . Y. Clothing Home 7 4. i'uml'roy l.ions 7 5. Sports Cen ter 7 0. II & H. Firestone 5 dv ll:. rs! 1 -·- Mrs. Virgil Roy R'lush Is Honored' With Layette Shower On Friday . ,\S THE CONTROLL ER. ftnandal d!Te(tor lJld bode« upert for Y JU t. holl11ehold, you may be Jntereatt!d l,1 a f.w fact• about. •uto~ m(lb!le lniU!"ll n~ e-facta th.at eould uve your family thouu.nda of 1 ' 1 I Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Sodety F.Jitor ~~;;,;;====~~~;;.;;.-;;,;;;;,;;~~;;,;;E:l~;o~t~•a~id~t~h:er~e~~w:o:u~ld~be~:no~~d•~y~w~it~bo~u~t~·~·~r~;o~u~·~;n~j~u~•>~··~~=. ' l)aiiJ Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct 10, 1953--5 1 S•ndlnl (1111 boi. .uulllt ----~ Is Your Future Insured? the proper frame of mind to have a chance with that i(reat team ." EHiot said . "Too. we 've eot to combat making so many mistakes. In both games we've played mls- jury. takes have caused 9ll pl'rcent or our difficulties." The Illini came out of their game whh WAshington laat Satur- · ::;::":~:;::;:I.:;::;::;::;:P:o:m:e:r:oy~~:M~i~D:::S:t.=:::::~M~Id~d~le~·po~rl~·~'":''~"~·~·..,~·~·~nd~th~o~Roc~k;oh~h~•~'"~ ____ -·--- .---···--........ · . ··· --.....--" f SPoRTS Better ... ._ . ~ • Eliot, anxious to use 8 o b b Y Mitehell in the game ,said he would have to fJVe hil star player test ln drillS Ol'llt .. 11 thorough Miteht>ll was sldellned three wet!ks ago by a pre-season practice in- ··w e're going to have to be In THE SHOP 'Where You IC $2.50 ea. z ·- ... -... ... .). :~:::: :~.~~~~~:,.~·~ ... '•Juri.. to m••t HUNTING BQQJS ·• .i The DaiPv Sentinel son 9em-e with two i"judH to first ltri~g ~eyers that could h\lrl I them Hm wHk . Big Rich hut, who pri"..b1bly p.. y•d '" be.11 g&mf' of i11 c:erMr lut Friday against ttt~ lr"'"men, rt'cei Ye-d a brohn h1nd, bu~ will be t'Xj::ll'ded to play Friday night with the hand in a cast. Don Smith, who directs 1 thl'! .P~nth•rs pleya, c:amro up with i On Sport" , • ' 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . Oct 10. 1956 ~oooBeams _, - ... 6ooof •'*"- ' W, Mein St. POMEROY. O.HIO �...... . I f \ I ·NJ:rSeaUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Ocl.10, 1956 REEDSVILLE M:cn.nlel, &Tra. D11lu Yearer, lin. LueiUe Scbwartz, Mrs. LaVera Ye•Jer, Mra. Gl&dYI Riley, Mn. Curie Ross, Mra. Magie Johnaon, Jlrs. Leiter Fureman. M.n. ~e Stewart, Mrs. PaUl Stewart, Sandra, Mn. Li:We Stewart, Mn. Rosie Stewart. Tbi 1\lest liiL in. addition to Sending a:lfts were: Mrs. Thelma th- -ed obov., i.llduded: lin. CArpenter, Mrs. Bess Diehl, Mrs. Poll¥ iiOoeo, Trudj>. M>U')' ADD, of Jllddleport, Mn. Rome Steworl, Gur Rousb. Mrs. Rena Jobnson, ·<lleablro, Jln. Vomon Rouob, lin, 11re. Esta Bump:ardner, Mrs. Gladys Gilbert, Mrs. Villa Lee, Mrl. Wilma McDaniel, Mrs. Marpr'e t Pickens, Mrs. Stella Chattin, Mrs. CW'US McDaniel, Mrs. Vir· Jinia Grinstead, Mn Bil1 Yonker and Ml'l. Audra Richardson. Third Cub Scout Den Organized At Mason City A third Cub Scout De11o wu reo teatlr OJ"'Inited in MUOD when ~¥dv. Jtal'eDI:s 1nd seoutt ot the ~Cub Scout P..k Df'*,.<. ;ilo& lDOlber fO< tho &l'9flp'1J lin Radloni 1n1el• while membvl are BDnAte Inae&l:. D•mll Clark. Pal· los Clad<, Larry Burria, ••~ 'Ohar­ !.~ ' A,1bon recreauon aDd buslneu teulOa WM for tbe tblrt.Jmemben who Weffo meetlnJ. : FOR Very Best IN Hardware Paint Heating Stoves Hunti-n g "EQUIPMENT ,, TOYS (I~ t'tlri1~,~-A"! Mrs. L. C. Roush entertained members of the Bend S~wlng Club Tuesday attl'r!loon with a luncheon Present" WC!'P Mrs. J. L . Stewart, Mrs. A. D. Hume, Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs . F . A. Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs . Lloyd Roush. Mra. Donald Smith. Mrs. N. 0. Wein, Mrt Hugo Juhling, Mrs. L J. Ruttencutter, Mrs. W. T. Stone, and guests, Mrs. E. L. Stein and Mrs. Mel Clark, Mr. and M:rs. James Cunningham are announcing the ·birth I)( ~ 7 Lb 2 oz daughter at Holzer Hospital on Oct. 1. Mrs. Cline Erwin of Southside is the paternal grandmother whlle maternal grand parents ar¥ Mr. and Mrs. George Mone ot Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Athey are announcing the birth or a 7 tb 13 TUPPERS PLAIN Methodist Sunday School attend'·"""Mr.w" 31 and the offering and Mrs. Emerson Ht.yes and MaSOn 4-H Club Reorganized Mr . and Mrs ohn Hayes of ch .. were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Monday Night , , Mr•.Fon Halsey and mother. Mcs. Ada Fall. $71R. te, t~......, Grade Seb'!"i< lfi!l A'q.dfrsoa,: , j The Good Luck Clover 4-H Club The two-year·old son of Mr. and 'bf. M~aon held a re-organiU~tional Mrs. Archie Dors:t was taken to the meetlhJ on fll<l8day evening in the Mason Conmlunity building at hospital In Parlr:ersbura after he which oftieers were elected and fell from their farm wagon, strik· new members accepted into tbe ing and injuring his head on cern· t"lub. Elected to the presidency ent. was June Spencer. Carolyn DotMrs. Donna Watson gave a birthson wa, named vice--president; ·Jae- day party Saturday for her three kie Capehart. .secretary and Ann: children, Tommy, jimmy and Re. ta. 'there were 34 children attten· Newland treasurer. ding. The meeting opened with the song "West Virginia Boya and Gi.rls" and the ._H pledge. Devotions were ltad by Cheryl Roberts while Patricia Riley gave the etpenina: thought. Patty N6Wiand gave . a scripture reading. .. Mrs. Marne Watson of Little Hocking spent several dan here visiting Mrs. Effie Watson. Mrs. Guy To ban and baby of Columbus was the Sunday guests or Mrs. Lelia fo~ulton . Mra. Sarah Spencer, advisor, talked to the Jroup concerning !heaim.. and objectives of W work and later read the by-laws. A discussion was beld on projects for the year. Newl:1nd and Barbara WllJack Stewart <'ha.... lene Diehl and David Warner, and game leaders are Sharon Foreman· Sharon Mcl>lultl. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY PJOTUR~-PRmY PIE FRIDAY 12NOONOCT.12 aon, reporten, ' Fora PUBLIC SALE Song le'"'ers for the year are 1 Brindle oow, 3 yean old - Due January 28, '57 1 Spotted Jersey Cow, 10 years old - due Oelober 6 1 GuerDIJey Cow, 9 years old -'llol bred 1 Holsteln-Je.l'liey Cow, 4 years old -due Oelober 15 1 It's 10 easy to put an elegant glaze on the top of your pie. Before tucking it into oven, just sprintlo the trust witb I Brown Swiss-Jersey Cow, 4 years old - freshened July 24· 1 Holstein Cow, 5 years old -due November% 1 Holsleln-Retl Poll Cow, 3 years old- due Nov. 4 I Jersey Cow, 4 years old - pasture bred 1 Holstein Cow, 4 years old -due February I, '57 1 Jersey-Guernsey Cow , 5 yeors old, - due February 10, '57 t Brown Swi...Jer&ey Cow, eomtng 3 years old - pas· lure bred 1 Vietor 4-<on mUk cooler I MUk Cans 1 Universal Portable Milk. WANT SOME MONEY .... "It'• In The Bog!" "••1 Call oa uo for a foU.:' • 1Amoualo ap to UOOO avalli'llle Ia a Jiffy, aabjeel lo our prompt approval. Uoe It .a1 you wlllh to pay bOis and buy ran aeeda. Rep~~y Iller on thrifty bUdlet 1erm1- er-2 units Other Artleles TERMS: CASH Not Retponsl•le In Case Of Aeeldenta. AueUoneer: DIXON oz, son, Donald Clayton, born The New Hilven Lioos Club entertained their J&dies Tuesd&)' evening at the Amerlcan Lefion Hall. The meeting opened wltb the Star Spangled Banner, Flal Pledge and invocati on. Following lhe dinner, .. short business meetlnl was held. Volunteers were ~ked to meet at tbe Boy Scout ClubhollSe on Saturd~y to paint and repair. GallipoJls Charter Night wa.s announced for Oct. 16 and the MidWinter Conference for Oct. 20 at New MartinS'Ville. Guest &pee.ll:er Dr. S. 0. Johnson of Lakin State Hospital spoke on" Mental Illness." which was folJowed by a fHm on thr~atment or menta lines~. Door prizes wer-e won by ·Mrs. S. 0 . Johnsun and Mrs. H. C. Ro· ney. ,E'aeh ady received a gift of a kit~hen plaque. have been !j.vio.g In the property owned by the Tri-State Material Corp of ParkerSburg moved to Parkersburg Saturday . Mr. and Mrs_ Harold Sauer and do:.ugbtcr May Ruth of Rutland spent Sundo:y VISiting relatives and friends here. Mra. Tllelma Sm ilh, who ha l:i been a 9urgical patient in the Holzer Hospital has returned home . Mrs. Gamet Johnson entertllin ed a group of friends at her home retently.Games and contest.& wen: · enjoyed after which refreshments were served. Christy Blacktop Paving & Dust control Contradors of Marietta finiahed applying the Blacktop to the street& in Ree<bville Friday . C. W. B4ckley and Fred Cole· man celebreated their D2nd birthday anniversar-v over tbe wt:ekend. Harold Youoa:. Mn. l>orothy Me· Daniel, 1Mn. Loa Greenl", Mlddl~ port, llrs. J.imet Knapp, Mn. John ---- NEW HAVEN SOCIETY Delbe~t Sama and lami! y who Mis. IQbby Stewart is Honored Wiffi Layette.Sho,ver Thursday ; 1 Oct; 1 at Sl Joat-ph Hospital. llr. ID'CI Mrs. DoUJ:las Roush are maternal grandparenb while Mr. .and- Mn. Cl ayton T..\il.ey are the paternal gr andparenl!l. ~cavenger Chester WSCS Members Hear Program On Southeast Asia Kn ight; "Malaya" Mrs Floli'Jnce Michael ; :·South East Alia" Effie Calvert; ''Medical and Social Ce:~­ ter" Mary Parker; "The Walls ol Burma," Mrs. Chloe Bally, and Mr!!, Mollie Bookman opened " Partners in SUffering" Mrs. Wit· the meeUng with a readint lrom kham . Psalms ana prayer in unison .she Mrs. Karr presided over the presented ~J • followig program usin& Southeast Asia as her to- busint•as &es&ion and $276 wa& paid pic. "T.he Re-ason for Missions " en the kitchen sink, and cement for Mrs. Pauline Rice; "Christmas in the cistern; also, a donation waa the Uland" Mrs. Della Windsor made to. the McKelvy home for "W:hat Methoditit8 are doing" Mrs girls ·at Columbus. Mrs. Florence Michael gave the Freda Miller and Mrs Mabel Van Meter; "The River o!" Sarawak" Secretary and Tieasurer report. The book study will .start Oct. 16 Mrs. Altona Karr; ."Their Simi· Jarities'' Mn Sy·bil Darst. with Mrs. Harrv Smith giyirlg the "Indone.sia and M·a laya" Mrs Ida review, "MissiOns in U. S.." Hunt. Mrs. Jamu fllmpton was apeak er for the P.venlos and 1poke on Alex Quillen Memorial Library. Jimmy Cunniqbam 1s vialting his grandpoareDU, Mr. lnd Mrs. George Moon, Columbua. !, -; METERS NiT ~~ . ' Pom"!!1 ~OC"·-toh..,ol­ lectlons for the week .indlnj Ott. 6th totaled ~.50 the office ot Mayor E. F. Robinson reported today. Jut Do• i j1" ~CB088 ·;":l;~1nxea Voted "ye•'' a5~·Bt11 Of · doubt an n. Det..t 18. Goddeil t.u..... -· t .. lJ. NorilenM J8. ~!:la• 30. ~~~ deity 20. Compaq po6nt (Babyl) S2. Beer fn.. gredl· ent tabbr.) 21. For 22. River (Spa.Jiilhl Carchait 18. Trick• 20. Tw1p 23. Mend\J\1' mo.terl&l n"li""1'Et'F7t-z ancllor :M. Sprite tllytb., 28. Small 19. Booth 14. Unit of work 111. De<;ay 11. Old time tbt canine )lero. (ln.ternallonal) ot l•R .) I~-~. ~::!nt n. Corner Jlead. Below 18 a IJDI411 bronze pla(lue with namo and rank f:Jf ·•_,c• ST. family ~boroll ss: l!:ribl~reil I Scot. ) lv. . . . - .S:J. A:frUil 24. BIK'k bird of euekoG 'h............... If. Bettowed 35, ~tn1 • chamber u. Particle of addJUor 43. FortlfJ 27. Amertean IndiaN 28. Section or a door 29. Chimney .. a"" ROOMS Of e =I New Furniture illI f'ICrkMd wecldillt Mg polti, hlpflloutiy crafttcl, ICIIPIIfc• dirt 30. FatttL 3l:Odor 33. Pa1t se. Entire ainount (woddi,. Solo.,. -.u,- .,.,..,d with ,_,. ooci o,11,. f....wj . :. . ;. '"'"'" .a · e-.. dght, Our d!tting~tlsiMd XttpMik• collt<flon owolb 'lfW', . , chob , , , ln.a wl~ ·~ ri1 .tyt.. ond priCM. FO& 37, -\Way ""ctu, $299.00 BAKER .................... . . . .FURI)!IITURE . .. ,__ , CQJ.~It~IS. ' .JEWELRY I=ciir'l'bIae iltlb~e~t eor-; Middleport STOREI • BAKER FURNITURE • W.ddiftt a~ntt ... ' II 2?.7 1 ond 12.$0 t . l'IHpiGic• AWANCf Molchlnt Waddln·ll Ri191 ~ . .. , . . _ , • · :1!1.00 on4 25.® f.U. tM ,, , .. 1 ean foil. C0mert4 41!1, Trawl to ...., ....., 47.8~1\·, t. , cTv:Jl ,._5 .. ;: ·'- PRESENts~ LEGiON'S o&fo. Occurience , a~ .r,.. lllnnW -w.l. .. ..~,.. oo wol • - . 1 .... ...... .....,... Ofth6 nM'! ct. Havinr . , ' ::~ llfr POMEROY, 0. ' ~ NEWSPAPERBOYS .\\. -'· ,,. .. ~J TODAY! "• BUSINESSMEN I' JVtYK TOMO BPJ EPY UYK UAA JYOJVO QKB, MVWDV BPY EPY UYK l;JAA JWc;}KO-HP.A..JUWYK. CIIS1l.Y, DIIJI AND RKISTib fe.terday'11 CM'NflUD.I ON&' DAY IN THE <;'()VNTII:Y IS WORTiol A MONTH JN 1'0WN - ROSSETrL Dlltribute4 fl:r XU1.r ftatur~• !Jyadlca~ WIL...., C. DANIEl,' DuvWe,. •t via,. aaUOJI.al commander of the the Wbtte House With Presld~>nt · llfMhower, on whom he pAid hll ft.rtt call,. D~i.el preaen~d tllo ~n'a progri.m, adopted' by tlle 118.Uoft!d.. coh~entton early 111 \ Be'ptOmbe~. tlfti~_ BWndplt.oCo) A,m'Jrican Ligtbn, Ia Bho\¥6 ntE DOCTOR PUT ME ON A DIET r AND t~tSO HUNG"• • On Harrloopvllle Road .. ·-:. 000 fHANKS TO DAILY SENDNEL CARRIER TRAININCi I I of he•ter experience "'**~ I I I foung Businessman at work ••• th11t'1 the lad thai regularly drops the P9P'' at your doorstep. At an early hes • SALESMAN ••. a PUBLIC REL,\TIONS MAN ••• and a tactful COLLECTOR- the folladatioll for the making of o goo4 bus;nesi11an. ' Newspoperboys mokt money, too. At ,I ll early a.- they leam tiW '1111... ef a ' ~~ . And they learn to dtjlllld UP'"' thew 0'1"111abilily i..ttad of upOll ' till allowance frOnt dad. Most of these yoMllg men ore building savings accounts for cilllege education 11t other important needs.· I oe• I I ' now she has her own . Extension·... and in COLOR!'• I ' • ·. ' I .,t 'it ' •!• .lei . I .• J' . I 'to . rr ' ' '· . Hiat to parcnu: give your tec~~~Fr 111 f.xlr:Ation in one or our 8 lovely tolon ••. or better ltiJl, 1 o:lephone o! ber owa. Call our lluoineao 08ico. ..,., • AM It hi iosy to see how the training you~_news­ paperbay receives, will benefit him in many ways throughout life. . GENERAL TILIPHONE COMPANY OF OHIO '1.\Nct One MOe From Rutland Phone 197 p PROtlRAN\ ' · 2. Movable. ba.rrier 3, Draw slowly 4. Cotel'ie 6. An ace 6. Theater sea - Don Andersoa Farm I I t I I ·'-.~ . I ~' .~· r$•r.,. _.,., • 1.0. Cxpreae. · ~i: O;<.;bland of N-.poleon'' fjK.I.Ie lft E..,. who died durinl tht retapture ot the Island· lD lOH are bu:iled In • cleared tpOt I.D the lUnate near Andenea Air Force Ba~. Tbewoodeu marker arrlee a silhouette of the dog'• -- , .~~ 'ci.R~SSWOR ;ot a . 'eanlnt hero In the A.'!lertcaa War ctmolerr .. Cliiuii. '\'wootyrutin~ plac!• ' AT lI I 1-\AVE A C.~OIJS IDEA FOR A Nat AC.T.'TIT G:JE5 UK!:. THtS - Elmn•o~;:t~•;·:. b~~ -=-~:: York at,. II'• adonkey-~ shew ..Wi. ~ 1•:...:-_. -- ;.-" ._w_~~-·_1~;;_··_~ _''_..;::.~ _:_=·~ _ 1')11.1 MAIICER at~ o.er tht · ~E IA tary ot State J'oM Foater Dullea bo.t.lY dcWel c:barl• IIJ' Adlai BteveiUIOD that the EIMDtaower. adn:\IDlltn.Uoll '"app__.-·fOrmer A.rgea.tsJH PNitldent JUAD D. Peron. Dullu 111 IT 15 A MIS JOI SMITH wtm II fa the lensJflbt thl8 tlma U abe coUeflS lrom Presld.ential 110mln~ Adlai E. st~vensoo ~ Brat dOJJ.aii f.D the ''Dollan ror Democrats" earnpaten. ~ reald~nt of Dube~len. N.J., Mrs. Smith, who 11 an·baDott:1'1 1~1 Ch~lnnan: of tbe drt've, recelvtd the 1Qlt1al contrlb~i~ at ~j ReleueW~~~IO Six:-game financial fiJurea: At· tendaJM:e: 312,121: net recejpia: $1,959,420.79; eommiuio n e ·r 's share--$293 ,413.88; club»' and leagues' share - '$989,950.22; players shRre $693,5131.153 - players share only in receipts of fir!!lt four games. Television: NBC, Vln Scully and Mel Allen announdnJ. Radio: Mutual, Bob Wolf( and Bob Neal announeinj. n u,N•-q...'l', DON' T POIN11No for empbaela, flec:re. ---- Toda:r.'s g1me: Tilt 'lth and deciding Pml!' at ._,tts Field. Startiaa time: 1 p, m. b>T Pr()hable dartina plt9hera: Yankees: Johnny Kucka 18-9; Dod(er'l Don Neweombe--2'7-7. Odds; Even money j[ Kur.ks vs Nowcombe; Yanke&~ iavored, 1110, if Whitey 'Ford VI N-ewcombe. Weather: Fair and coot Scores or preceding pmes: 1st: Dodgers 6, Yankees 3; 2nd: Dod· gt:rs 13, Yankees 8; 3rd: Yanke£~ 15, Dodgen 3; 4tb; Yaubea tl, ~dgers 2; 5th; Yanl::eea 2, J>Od.. gera O; 6th: Dociaen 1. Ylnke., o U) innings. ' ' TO A<T'TP...:..CT W4N'i MUI ~ MT ~CERTS . ~ 'oiOU,""tA.. i!E.AUTIFUL, ARE 'Tl-t!: /IIHSWEA- David Chadwell underwat a Tonallleetomy at Gallipolis Cln.lc last week. BROOKLYN UP - Foell and figures on tbe "Wor'd ~rio: Series standing: Ymke-e~ W9D 3, Dodgers won a. ·l.' • Mr. and Hrs. Hush Chadwell of Duncan Fan•, Ohio viJJted Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell and famIly over the week end. World Series Facts, Figures ' ' There were fourteen · member~ present when the Chei,er Wom· en'a Seteiety of Christian Servlce met Thursday. Th e Nehlclima Garden Qub met Monday evening at the Methodl1t Church in Harttord . .U.n. Geor1e McKnight, Mrs. Wm. Gibbl and Mrs. Foster Grinstead ware hostesses. Roll call was "Favorite Book and Author". .Mm;nben brought books for the library. Dur lng the business meetina: lira. Don<dd Brown was accepted u a ni!!W member. The_group allo had a cane sugar ----·-~ • I' i 4.M.... .j "*-/ili.~1tJ-.L•I,.t.rru s,..., Asutbl • I • II -·-~-~----------------------------------~ · TJIE. DAilY SEN'I;..EL Dl'l~OTED TO THE INIJ'BRESTS OF THE MElGS·MAsoN AREA ' room . --oo~~oom Ill A •ali HOT ,DIMO•I·Til MONEY BACK GUARANT 'E E ! MC:MAST·ER HARDWARE · AND FURNITURE - •. -. • ) • .-.~' - __/ �...... . I f \ I ·NJ:rSeaUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Ocl.10, 1956 REEDSVILLE M:cn.nlel, &Tra. D11lu Yearer, lin. LueiUe Scbwartz, Mrs. LaVera Ye•Jer, Mra. Gl&dYI Riley, Mn. Curie Ross, Mra. Magie Johnaon, Jlrs. Leiter Fureman. M.n. ~e Stewart, Mrs. PaUl Stewart, Sandra, Mn. Li:We Stewart, Mn. Rosie Stewart. Tbi 1\lest liiL in. addition to Sending a:lfts were: Mrs. Thelma th- -ed obov., i.llduded: lin. CArpenter, Mrs. Bess Diehl, Mrs. Poll¥ iiOoeo, Trudj>. M>U')' ADD, of Jllddleport, Mn. Rome Steworl, Gur Rousb. Mrs. Rena Jobnson, ·<lleablro, Jln. Vomon Rouob, lin, 11re. Esta Bump:ardner, Mrs. Gladys Gilbert, Mrs. Villa Lee, Mrl. Wilma McDaniel, Mrs. Marpr'e t Pickens, Mrs. Stella Chattin, Mrs. CW'US McDaniel, Mrs. Vir· Jinia Grinstead, Mn Bil1 Yonker and Ml'l. Audra Richardson. Third Cub Scout Den Organized At Mason City A third Cub Scout De11o wu reo teatlr OJ"'Inited in MUOD when ~¥dv. Jtal'eDI:s 1nd seoutt ot the ~Cub Scout P..k Df'*,.<. ;ilo& lDOlber fO< tho &l'9flp'1J lin Radloni 1n1el• while membvl are BDnAte Inae&l:. D•mll Clark. Pal· los Clad<, Larry Burria, ••~ 'Ohar­ !.~ ' A,1bon recreauon aDd buslneu teulOa WM for tbe tblrt.Jmemben who Weffo meetlnJ. : FOR Very Best IN Hardware Paint Heating Stoves Hunti-n g "EQUIPMENT ,, TOYS (I~ t'tlri1~,~-A"! Mrs. L. C. Roush entertained members of the Bend S~wlng Club Tuesday attl'r!loon with a luncheon Present" WC!'P Mrs. J. L . Stewart, Mrs. A. D. Hume, Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs . F . A. Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs . Lloyd Roush. Mra. Donald Smith. Mrs. N. 0. Wein, Mrt Hugo Juhling, Mrs. L J. Ruttencutter, Mrs. W. T. Stone, and guests, Mrs. E. L. Stein and Mrs. Mel Clark, Mr. and M:rs. James Cunningham are announcing the ·birth I)( ~ 7 Lb 2 oz daughter at Holzer Hospital on Oct. 1. Mrs. Cline Erwin of Southside is the paternal grandmother whlle maternal grand parents ar¥ Mr. and Mrs. George Mone ot Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Athey are announcing the birth or a 7 tb 13 TUPPERS PLAIN Methodist Sunday School attend'·"""Mr.w" 31 and the offering and Mrs. Emerson Ht.yes and MaSOn 4-H Club Reorganized Mr . and Mrs ohn Hayes of ch .. were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Monday Night , , Mr•.Fon Halsey and mother. Mcs. Ada Fall. $71R. te, t~......, Grade Seb'!"i< lfi!l A'q.dfrsoa,: , j The Good Luck Clover 4-H Club The two-year·old son of Mr. and 'bf. M~aon held a re-organiU~tional Mrs. Archie Dors:t was taken to the meetlhJ on fll<l8day evening in the Mason Conmlunity building at hospital In Parlr:ersbura after he which oftieers were elected and fell from their farm wagon, strik· new members accepted into tbe ing and injuring his head on cern· t"lub. Elected to the presidency ent. was June Spencer. Carolyn DotMrs. Donna Watson gave a birthson wa, named vice--president; ·Jae- day party Saturday for her three kie Capehart. .secretary and Ann: children, Tommy, jimmy and Re. ta. 'there were 34 children attten· Newland treasurer. ding. The meeting opened with the song "West Virginia Boya and Gi.rls" and the ._H pledge. Devotions were ltad by Cheryl Roberts while Patricia Riley gave the etpenina: thought. Patty N6Wiand gave . a scripture reading. .. Mrs. Marne Watson of Little Hocking spent several dan here visiting Mrs. Effie Watson. Mrs. Guy To ban and baby of Columbus was the Sunday guests or Mrs. Lelia fo~ulton . Mra. Sarah Spencer, advisor, talked to the Jroup concerning !heaim.. and objectives of W work and later read the by-laws. A discussion was beld on projects for the year. Newl:1nd and Barbara WllJack Stewart <'ha.... lene Diehl and David Warner, and game leaders are Sharon Foreman· Sharon Mcl>lultl. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY PJOTUR~-PRmY PIE FRIDAY 12NOONOCT.12 aon, reporten, ' Fora PUBLIC SALE Song le'"'ers for the year are 1 Brindle oow, 3 yean old - Due January 28, '57 1 Spotted Jersey Cow, 10 years old - due Oelober 6 1 GuerDIJey Cow, 9 years old -'llol bred 1 Holsteln-Je.l'liey Cow, 4 years old -due Oelober 15 1 It's 10 easy to put an elegant glaze on the top of your pie. Before tucking it into oven, just sprintlo the trust witb I Brown Swiss-Jersey Cow, 4 years old - freshened July 24· 1 Holstein Cow, 5 years old -due November% 1 Holsleln-Retl Poll Cow, 3 years old- due Nov. 4 I Jersey Cow, 4 years old - pasture bred 1 Holstein Cow, 4 years old -due February I, '57 1 Jersey-Guernsey Cow , 5 yeors old, - due February 10, '57 t Brown Swi...Jer&ey Cow, eomtng 3 years old - pas· lure bred 1 Vietor 4-<on mUk cooler I MUk Cans 1 Universal Portable Milk. WANT SOME MONEY .... "It'• In The Bog!" "••1 Call oa uo for a foU.:' • 1Amoualo ap to UOOO avalli'llle Ia a Jiffy, aabjeel lo our prompt approval. Uoe It .a1 you wlllh to pay bOis and buy ran aeeda. Rep~~y Iller on thrifty bUdlet 1erm1- er-2 units Other Artleles TERMS: CASH Not Retponsl•le In Case Of Aeeldenta. AueUoneer: DIXON oz, son, Donald Clayton, born The New Hilven Lioos Club entertained their J&dies Tuesd&)' evening at the Amerlcan Lefion Hall. The meeting opened wltb the Star Spangled Banner, Flal Pledge and invocati on. Following lhe dinner, .. short business meetlnl was held. Volunteers were ~ked to meet at tbe Boy Scout ClubhollSe on Saturd~y to paint and repair. GallipoJls Charter Night wa.s announced for Oct. 16 and the MidWinter Conference for Oct. 20 at New MartinS'Ville. Guest &pee.ll:er Dr. S. 0. Johnson of Lakin State Hospital spoke on" Mental Illness." which was folJowed by a fHm on thr~atment or menta lines~. Door prizes wer-e won by ·Mrs. S. 0 . Johnsun and Mrs. H. C. Ro· ney. ,E'aeh ady received a gift of a kit~hen plaque. have been !j.vio.g In the property owned by the Tri-State Material Corp of ParkerSburg moved to Parkersburg Saturday . Mr. and Mrs_ Harold Sauer and do:.ugbtcr May Ruth of Rutland spent Sundo:y VISiting relatives and friends here. Mra. Tllelma Sm ilh, who ha l:i been a 9urgical patient in the Holzer Hospital has returned home . Mrs. Gamet Johnson entertllin ed a group of friends at her home retently.Games and contest.& wen: · enjoyed after which refreshments were served. Christy Blacktop Paving & Dust control Contradors of Marietta finiahed applying the Blacktop to the street& in Ree<bville Friday . C. W. B4ckley and Fred Cole· man celebreated their D2nd birthday anniversar-v over tbe wt:ekend. Harold Youoa:. Mn. l>orothy Me· Daniel, 1Mn. Loa Greenl", Mlddl~ port, llrs. J.imet Knapp, Mn. John ---- NEW HAVEN SOCIETY Delbe~t Sama and lami! y who Mis. IQbby Stewart is Honored Wiffi Layette.Sho,ver Thursday ; 1 Oct; 1 at Sl Joat-ph Hospital. llr. ID'CI Mrs. DoUJ:las Roush are maternal grandparenb while Mr. .and- Mn. Cl ayton T..\il.ey are the paternal gr andparenl!l. ~cavenger Chester WSCS Members Hear Program On Southeast Asia Kn ight; "Malaya" Mrs Floli'Jnce Michael ; :·South East Alia" Effie Calvert; ''Medical and Social Ce:~­ ter" Mary Parker; "The Walls ol Burma," Mrs. Chloe Bally, and Mr!!, Mollie Bookman opened " Partners in SUffering" Mrs. Wit· the meeUng with a readint lrom kham . Psalms ana prayer in unison .she Mrs. Karr presided over the presented ~J • followig program usin& Southeast Asia as her to- busint•as &es&ion and $276 wa& paid pic. "T.he Re-ason for Missions " en the kitchen sink, and cement for Mrs. Pauline Rice; "Christmas in the cistern; also, a donation waa the Uland" Mrs. Della Windsor made to. the McKelvy home for "W:hat Methoditit8 are doing" Mrs girls ·at Columbus. Mrs. Florence Michael gave the Freda Miller and Mrs Mabel Van Meter; "The River o!" Sarawak" Secretary and Tieasurer report. The book study will .start Oct. 16 Mrs. Altona Karr; ."Their Simi· Jarities'' Mn Sy·bil Darst. with Mrs. Harrv Smith giyirlg the "Indone.sia and M·a laya" Mrs Ida review, "MissiOns in U. S.." Hunt. Mrs. Jamu fllmpton was apeak er for the P.venlos and 1poke on Alex Quillen Memorial Library. Jimmy Cunniqbam 1s vialting his grandpoareDU, Mr. lnd Mrs. George Moon, Columbua. !, -; METERS NiT ~~ . ' Pom"!!1 ~OC"·-toh..,ol­ lectlons for the week .indlnj Ott. 6th totaled ~.50 the office ot Mayor E. F. Robinson reported today. Jut Do• i j1" ~CB088 ·;":l;~1nxea Voted "ye•'' a5~·Bt11 Of · doubt an n. Det..t 18. Goddeil t.u..... -· t .. lJ. NorilenM J8. ~!:la• 30. ~~~ deity 20. Compaq po6nt (Babyl) S2. Beer fn.. gredl· ent tabbr.) 21. For 22. River (Spa.Jiilhl Carchait 18. Trick• 20. Tw1p 23. Mend\J\1' mo.terl&l n"li""1'Et'F7t-z ancllor :M. Sprite tllytb., 28. Small 19. Booth 14. Unit of work 111. De<;ay 11. Old time tbt canine )lero. (ln.ternallonal) ot l•R .) I~-~. ~::!nt n. Corner Jlead. Below 18 a IJDI411 bronze pla(lue with namo and rank f:Jf ·•_,c• ST. family ~boroll ss: l!:ribl~reil I Scot. ) lv. . . . - .S:J. A:frUil 24. BIK'k bird of euekoG 'h............... If. Bettowed 35, ~tn1 • chamber u. Particle of addJUor 43. FortlfJ 27. Amertean IndiaN 28. Section or a door 29. Chimney .. a"" ROOMS Of e =I New Furniture illI f'ICrkMd wecldillt Mg polti, hlpflloutiy crafttcl, ICIIPIIfc• dirt 30. FatttL 3l:Odor 33. Pa1t se. Entire ainount (woddi,. Solo.,. -.u,- .,.,..,d with ,_,. ooci o,11,. f....wj . :. . ;. '"'"'" .a · e-.. dght, Our d!tting~tlsiMd XttpMik• collt<flon owolb 'lfW', . , chob , , , ln.a wl~ ·~ ri1 .tyt.. ond priCM. FO& 37, -\Way ""ctu, $299.00 BAKER .................... . . . .FURI)!IITURE . .. ,__ , CQJ.~It~IS. ' .JEWELRY I=ciir'l'bIae iltlb~e~t eor-; Middleport STOREI • BAKER FURNITURE • W.ddiftt a~ntt ... ' II 2?.7 1 ond 12.$0 t . l'IHpiGic• AWANCf Molchlnt Waddln·ll Ri191 ~ . .. , . . _ , • · :1!1.00 on4 25.® f.U. tM ,, , .. 1 ean foil. C0mert4 41!1, Trawl to ...., ....., 47.8~1\·, t. , cTv:Jl ,._5 .. ;: ·'- PRESENts~ LEGiON'S o&fo. Occurience , a~ .r,.. lllnnW -w.l. .. ..~,.. oo wol • - . 1 .... ...... .....,... Ofth6 nM'! ct. Havinr . , ' ::~ llfr POMEROY, 0. ' ~ NEWSPAPERBOYS .\\. -'· ,,. .. ~J TODAY! "• BUSINESSMEN I' JVtYK TOMO BPJ EPY UYK UAA JYOJVO QKB, MVWDV BPY EPY UYK l;JAA JWc;}KO-HP.A..JUWYK. CIIS1l.Y, DIIJI AND RKISTib fe.terday'11 CM'NflUD.I ON&' DAY IN THE <;'()VNTII:Y IS WORTiol A MONTH JN 1'0WN - ROSSETrL Dlltribute4 fl:r XU1.r ftatur~• !Jyadlca~ WIL...., C. DANIEl,' DuvWe,. •t via,. aaUOJI.al commander of the the Wbtte House With Presld~>nt · llfMhower, on whom he pAid hll ft.rtt call,. D~i.el preaen~d tllo ~n'a progri.m, adopted' by tlle 118.Uoft!d.. coh~entton early 111 \ Be'ptOmbe~. tlfti~_ BWndplt.oCo) A,m'Jrican Ligtbn, Ia Bho\¥6 ntE DOCTOR PUT ME ON A DIET r AND t~tSO HUNG"• • On Harrloopvllle Road .. ·-:. 000 fHANKS TO DAILY SENDNEL CARRIER TRAININCi I I of he•ter experience "'**~ I I I foung Businessman at work ••• th11t'1 the lad thai regularly drops the P9P'' at your doorstep. At an early hes • SALESMAN ••. a PUBLIC REL,\TIONS MAN ••• and a tactful COLLECTOR- the folladatioll for the making of o goo4 bus;nesi11an. ' Newspoperboys mokt money, too. At ,I ll early a.- they leam tiW '1111... ef a ' ~~ . And they learn to dtjlllld UP'"' thew 0'1"111abilily i..ttad of upOll ' till allowance frOnt dad. Most of these yoMllg men ore building savings accounts for cilllege education 11t other important needs.· I oe• I I ' now she has her own . Extension·... and in COLOR!'• I ' • ·. ' I .,t 'it ' •!• .lei . I .• J' . I 'to . rr ' ' '· . Hiat to parcnu: give your tec~~~Fr 111 f.xlr:Ation in one or our 8 lovely tolon ••. or better ltiJl, 1 o:lephone o! ber owa. Call our lluoineao 08ico. ..,., • AM It hi iosy to see how the training you~_news­ paperbay receives, will benefit him in many ways throughout life. . GENERAL TILIPHONE COMPANY OF OHIO '1.\Nct One MOe From Rutland Phone 197 p PROtlRAN\ ' · 2. Movable. ba.rrier 3, Draw slowly 4. Cotel'ie 6. An ace 6. Theater sea - Don Andersoa Farm I I t I I ·'-.~ . I ~' .~· r$•r.,. _.,., • 1.0. Cxpreae. · ~i: O;<.;bland of N-.poleon'' fjK.I.Ie lft E..,. who died durinl tht retapture ot the Island· lD lOH are bu:iled In • cleared tpOt I.D the lUnate near Andenea Air Force Ba~. Tbewoodeu marker arrlee a silhouette of the dog'• -- , .~~ 'ci.R~SSWOR ;ot a . 'eanlnt hero In the A.'!lertcaa War ctmolerr .. Cliiuii. '\'wootyrutin~ plac!• ' AT lI I 1-\AVE A C.~OIJS IDEA FOR A Nat AC.T.'TIT G:JE5 UK!:. THtS - Elmn•o~;:t~•;·:. b~~ -=-~:: York at,. II'• adonkey-~ shew ..Wi. ~ 1•:...:-_. -- ;.-" ._w_~~-·_1~;;_··_~ _''_..;::.~ _:_=·~ _ 1')11.1 MAIICER at~ o.er tht · ~E IA tary ot State J'oM Foater Dullea bo.t.lY dcWel c:barl• IIJ' Adlai BteveiUIOD that the EIMDtaower. adn:\IDlltn.Uoll '"app__.-·fOrmer A.rgea.tsJH PNitldent JUAD D. Peron. Dullu 111 IT 15 A MIS JOI SMITH wtm II fa the lensJflbt thl8 tlma U abe coUeflS lrom Presld.ential 110mln~ Adlai E. st~vensoo ~ Brat dOJJ.aii f.D the ''Dollan ror Democrats" earnpaten. ~ reald~nt of Dube~len. N.J., Mrs. Smith, who 11 an·baDott:1'1 1~1 Ch~lnnan: of tbe drt've, recelvtd the 1Qlt1al contrlb~i~ at ~j ReleueW~~~IO Six:-game financial fiJurea: At· tendaJM:e: 312,121: net recejpia: $1,959,420.79; eommiuio n e ·r 's share--$293 ,413.88; club»' and leagues' share - '$989,950.22; players shRre $693,5131.153 - players share only in receipts of fir!!lt four games. Television: NBC, Vln Scully and Mel Allen announdnJ. Radio: Mutual, Bob Wolf( and Bob Neal announeinj. n u,N•-q...'l', DON' T POIN11No for empbaela, flec:re. ---- Toda:r.'s g1me: Tilt 'lth and deciding Pml!' at ._,tts Field. Startiaa time: 1 p, m. b>T Pr()hable dartina plt9hera: Yankees: Johnny Kucka 18-9; Dod(er'l Don Neweombe--2'7-7. Odds; Even money j[ Kur.ks vs Nowcombe; Yanke&~ iavored, 1110, if Whitey 'Ford VI N-ewcombe. Weather: Fair and coot Scores or preceding pmes: 1st: Dodgers 6, Yankees 3; 2nd: Dod· gt:rs 13, Yankees 8; 3rd: Yanke£~ 15, Dodgen 3; 4tb; Yaubea tl, ~dgers 2; 5th; Yanl::eea 2, J>Od.. gera O; 6th: Dociaen 1. Ylnke., o U) innings. ' ' TO A<T'TP...:..CT W4N'i MUI ~ MT ~CERTS . ~ 'oiOU,""tA.. i!E.AUTIFUL, ARE 'Tl-t!: /IIHSWEA- David Chadwell underwat a Tonallleetomy at Gallipolis Cln.lc last week. BROOKLYN UP - Foell and figures on tbe "Wor'd ~rio: Series standing: Ymke-e~ W9D 3, Dodgers won a. ·l.' • Mr. and Hrs. Hush Chadwell of Duncan Fan•, Ohio viJJted Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell and famIly over the week end. World Series Facts, Figures ' ' There were fourteen · member~ present when the Chei,er Wom· en'a Seteiety of Christian Servlce met Thursday. Th e Nehlclima Garden Qub met Monday evening at the Methodl1t Church in Harttord . .U.n. Geor1e McKnight, Mrs. Wm. Gibbl and Mrs. Foster Grinstead ware hostesses. Roll call was "Favorite Book and Author". .Mm;nben brought books for the library. Dur lng the business meetina: lira. Don<dd Brown was accepted u a ni!!W member. The_group allo had a cane sugar ----·-~ • I' i 4.M.... .j "*-/ili.~1tJ-.L•I,.t.rru s,..., Asutbl • I • II -·-~-~----------------------------------~ · TJIE. DAilY SEN'I;..EL Dl'l~OTED TO THE INIJ'BRESTS OF THE MElGS·MAsoN AREA ' room . --oo~~oom Ill A •ali HOT ,DIMO•I·Til MONEY BACK GUARANT 'E E ! MC:MAST·ER HARDWARE · AND FURNITURE - •. -. • ) • .-.~' - __/ �• \ POMEROY SOCIETY SOCIETY ...._.,. clbmer pe1tJ of Mr. , ualsled by h'er sister-in-law, Mrs. ... lin. lUe Bet& included Mr. I..towili LoD.l, and the Kindergarten ud Jlrl. Harry Walten, Clyde, 0 ., te.aeber, Mrs Gl.IY R.eyold5. Jan Jlr, aDd lllrt. Jobo Walter& &Dd' Log was a ~pedal guest .at the ~btHI, Judy Harding, Co- ,PArty . JuDbu,r. Mr. aDd Mrs. CharJea Mn. Charles Edward ret urned •aJt~ Albuy ; S..m Wallen, Co- home ' Saturday e\'er.ing from Co~ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Walten, lumbus where she had been with Harry, Charlt.S, G117 Jler bLlSband who was a surgical lll'dcDePort. 'll'4 lira. Jobn Walten are bro- patient at University '&~len ud alster of M.n. BeU. . .ru.u Ho~pit.al. Publication Sent . ·Middleport BAnd PWomen'sCiub Rep. George Meinhart Speak Heath Methodist · Hears State RepresentatJvea f.:ieora:e Heart Fund thani:ln& the BPW Mei&blrt wu the IUUt apeaker for takina: the eam))lign. the Kicklleport ButiDeSJ and PH.na are bein made to atteo.d Church Members when Profft&iop-al Women's Club mot Di.&triet meeting 'Jt Marlet.ta on 1~7 ;1 J Members of H~a th Met_hod~t fhur('h h.ave r~e1ved eo~Jes llf 'The Trumpeter' • a ~ubhoaUon ~ the Camden Methodist Chureb. wher e the Rev. L. A. BanJerter, formt'r local pastor, Is the mlnlltar - Mr. aDd Mn. Virg il Edward1 Colum- Clatwortby. five year old bus, bad Jtayed wttb Pat a'od Brenof Kr. aDd Mrs. Henry Clat- da Edwards while their mother celebrated his birthday at was ogne . Mr. and Mn. Her-bert ie&sion of the MidKinCer&arten Moday . Cup, decorated with milature aniaDd lighted yellow candles, •nd bubble gum were servMr.1. Catworthy, who waa "The Trumpeter'' is a two paJe mimeographed paper C.at'flla.l: news of the cburctt-births, deatJu activities of the pattor the community, future ooUees inlercst to the partsblon ers. orficer11 of the MFT. inorma· tion ahout the new Methodi.al fam ~ paper "Together" and the aew Tbe· · 1 1-:'&l SeminaT']I to be built l.n Ohio and closes with a mwagc ol l.or!l tut pastor. Edwards also usisted with the chil dren. Mr. and Mrs Virgil Edwards have OOen on vacation and had visited the:r son, l''r.anklin, and family in Yidland . Mich. and with a cousin , Mrs. Lloy d Estes, Daughter Is Born To Local Couple THE ''Bermuda11 TUesday at the First ~bytertaln Church for their Oetober dinner · meetlnt . · Mn. Wesley FrY, president. pretlded at tbe.mee\jnJ and 111'1. Obar lotte Ptrrin, chairman of the LealllttlOD c:ommittee, !Dilodueed the speaker, .whose non-partisaa- 1alt ' 1• · H e was on •••· -..1e Govemmen dktrlbutoo the 1N6 Vot r'1 GWd ' ·e ~ preparedb "f Ted W• B~~."""""._e. tary of State and tllusl.Ntet:l. . --pambl G I bl et5 on The Ohio en-era IUOemy. Mr. Meinhart commt.nded the BPW for its elvie projects and urted everyone to vote at tbe Nopember eleetlon and ua-e tbia important privilege of all Americans. He iiVe statistle11 to prove- thAt the lou of one vote in each precinct i.n .a.t -staie, could mean the lou of an office for a candidate and stressM the part each voter .thould play in an eledion. I Oct. 1t when Gladys Dye, Diatriet Director. wiU be in chng-e, and abo a dinner i.n .J-act.son on Oot. 24th honoring Chloe ·Maloney , Tbird Vice President of Ute Ohi•l Federation of BPW. Reports of committee-J were given Jlld Mu Guy Reynolds, ehairman of Finanee, announced lbat ..... ••nrly r """ 1· n·., oold by h"'~ ~· commJttee and tbat fruit cakes and card8 wou1d azo be 501d by th( BPW. A Rum age Sale will b~~ • The annuaJ picnJc of 1bv Homebuilders Clala wu bald reeenUy. lt bad been postponed from tb• orlginal date . Mr. •nd Mr•. N. T. Roee ol Basban bad ll! • recent ovecnllbt 1ueat their a:r•ndson, Ralph Rose. Mrs. Rose and Ralph vtillted at tbe home of J. C. MeKay. Other visitors at ~he McKay home were ~r. and Mrs. Arthur Morarity an• children ot Pomeroy and Mary Rilchiil. Pomeroy·Middleport, Oblo, TburJdaJ, VOL VIII NO. 1~2 · -- - - - - - w" •· · 1 ~---------:------'----------­ ROBIN HOOD . . · l ;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;=:::;=;:;;:r:.;;;;;;";.;;;;,·: i 1. · ' TRIPLE-PURPOSE TAlLIS ••• . ltnd MI'S Ju11~)f'! ; . . ' • • IJy adyl vote eount. the people's ehoic:e is always (lntP.rnalional) ~Ugh Scb..oi~Band Lions Uub Hears T~;Be years · ago , the e_ntlre ehureh st-arted to ··w ort on tbe pro· ject which il' sUU spol:l8ored by the 'Philattlea Society, and every· from the mini&tQ.r, Fred to Mrs George' Bowers, wbo1.tun erIO)li>Je but· wiiF c1';:~!:~ tl··:~r~:!ld~~ rnorninJ and "It ..;,.~ concluaive rrom the evi- tial -lleUon and the neighborinJ .dence that there was a simulated LowOS dUring the- afternoon. AduU burglary and that nobody but.tbe WOTte:rs '-wiU contact the bUSlbeu ~tltloner bad the timi! aod ' the houses fur their eontrtbuUons. Aecor!IUnl, to the project ~ed oPportunity to fake such a glAry to. diteit ' suspicion.· two 'y ean co,· $500 )Vill be plilced in a "unlfonn fund" to be availahllnself. · · · ' · · ble when wGifo[IQlS nl'(ld to be "The faritasHc ·- ~·tori-es told pla~ed . . La11f.r year'11 T.ag q~Y .· · the petitioner weL~ so able .aod ~b!ll~rd u to be, ln tb.e ted applO:IiDla\ely $l!DO ~'*· It r opinion of the 'jury, unworthy ·!Of hoped tbaH:he eitiz.ens or.,the t~l"l! who benefit bv the muslc and' th'!' credence." "' 1· show I'JfOdth.:ed b~· the. band .during I he yCar, will conlinue to give gcne ro~~ly to the·; ban4-:'\)ot~'¥ra::c ~ colltctors . ·' , ·I· ~ ·~~YII S~:~SE " ' I SCI~ ' ,. SIT comparatively dtvelopment in band circles In thi!. .s the custom of the 990 On '(our Dlol bo~h THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS ,, f' j1'hls mm• who uses gov~rnment power, II a privileged penon ..• he doesn't pay hla abare of taxes in bits electric .bill. 11'0 make up the difterence you mlllt pay ,more Income lax lllld more of any other federal tax. For example: Ohio taxpayers laa~ paid approximately $122,000,000 of 1lhe federal appropriations for TVA, a frojed froui which they get no IDdivldual 'I ,FOUNI> H,ERE . S. ARE STILL COME AND SEE oenelit. Had the Hell's Canyon ted~ral power project in Idaho gone through as ~roposed, Ohioans would have paid $32,000,000 of its total cost. ;. ' 1956 FORD . ·., , ., ,, ;) I ,., ....... , IM•onlio•ll A...,;co'• flo.- Ju""ge-by 190 .. .,..... ,.:.:,• I .,.....,. -'-· .~ ;_.•.,..,.J.... , ..., •• •••. ---.. ••orwhthlno OIOforii)II For good ~ea...,~ tbo. ·~­ If, ' lti'origolt~ liPhi ~..t'-ociUoUy strong Two·Sultor._..... - .•--..'2Soi oil~h: to Mod Oft. Ita "bo-t'-·loother" Qorid'Trippor..• ___.'1951 flnl1h Malsll- acufflng and wipes cleon wlth o ~ • -··in·oroo>• ...... ..... .Nod Ita -lol (!Osuroi ohut out dud ond damfinossl Como .ci- It- ,thoto lwcurkouo llrilohok Saddlo Tori, AdMi<ol lluo, Rowhklo ·flnl;h; C.rGcla ·~ Independent electric. companies can and will supply America's added power needs with investor funds, thus freeing you from lllJ'ther unfair and unnecessary taxes. . Belvedere Hlrdtop 1• ,....., local ""''""'· deen • sollll 1953FORD ,eustom)lne 2c1r. Your Ohi'f!'Ieotric <~ompanies •CI•d""'' Cot & lltdrlc Co111po111 hlo a..,......, htrlc lllullll~Dtlflt C.III,Ofl1 et111-.,. a S..ther11 Ollio Eltldric C..,.ny ,.. ..,.... ,..... •ltd u8"' c...,.~" New England stales 11outbward to the Carolinas. fell be low freezlng in many parts of the New England states, but w e r e mostly above rreezinE in the Mid· AUahtic coast states. THE .' tllo Morltlto E~(hic CompOI'I)' Olllo Edi'Ofl Company Ohfa , . _ CoMpany Tol•do E'dhu C0111paftl a& :, . ...... AJIO!OOd!l- ..' ' MANY MOIIB :1'0 ' '· CHOOSE 11'110111 . I ung death of Mrs. Oct HartAultman 1fter an ill· n.ei!R of three years. ONLY GOOD BUYS · · PleaFor Donors At Bloodmobile Tbe reK"Ue plane! Included am· pbi.bians, KC9'1 flyiq: tankers aad British ShiM:kleton bombeR. Airerafl was caned in from Prestwlek, Scotland, and Orly Field, Paris, to join. the srarcb. At least three ShiPI i.n the area were alerted to look for wrecgqe a.nd &urvivon. . The pllllCI left the U. S. air ba.11e at Lakenheatb, England, on Wednesday olght for • tnp to .._.. gens in the Azore.B. It wa.a last beard from 180 miles soutbwe-st of Land's End off the southern tip of England. Tbe big plane. a CJ18, the milLory verai.,. of the l)ouJI., DC4J transport. wu CAl'J'7fng lline' crewmen .nd 50 U.S. setvlceaien based in England. tormudo 0.•0'1. ~...... Gloyl - Rehabilitation Director Will • • MSGroup --- --· Services Held On Monday PM they The band entertained last in Logan and Band Bnosters Emcr-.on Jones, presl· dt<-nt, to serve hot-dogs and pop to the Wellston Band Friday after the game here. -------• Marion bel'lbatb Wll the principal speaktr It Ute lledneadQ noondaJ luocbBDo meetiDJ!: of tbe Pomeroy LionJ Club . and addrur ed tbe dub on the !!Ire nee( \4tf more J>l.....lltHr.l. ~ -!'1!!1jlr II 7 ·• . "" U..'J>II!IO·~·-..­ ed as "oterd""ue.. but "tliit"'ii"eou14 eounty. f ' 1"1 ~ ·- not toof-~m~ it wu caow- at .._ Th e speaker pointed o.ut ai the But a wide cheek ol poulble laJid.. meeting that "lndtfferenee. to tbe iDt spob . failed to ,turn up . _, Blood Program is the" woNt bat- tip lbe oln:raft bod 1IUide • r.ro. Ue." and ursed that .all who were eel laiuling. elllfible to donate to glve bJood Flatw.oodJ Hom_ecoming will be on Oct.lS wben the Bloodmobile .1:1-eld Sunday Oct. 14, according to will be at Pomeroy Junior lli.gb ., a,n»Ouneement made today. · School ' ; She said that blood credits at Preaching serVices will be at ~0 the lluntoina:tan lttefonaL Bl~ a. m, followed by Sunday School Center fOT Meigs coUPty :had. been a'M a basket 4iWier st noon. exhaus.t ed, and actually ove:r~ Afternoon services will be&tn drawn. Approx.i."Uately 140 donors wiD ' at 1:00 p. m. with Special singina: · POIITII!IOU'I'II - UP - Untoit at the visit of the by the GOrll.pel Harmony Ik»'• of be. Monday in order tb·a t and o;umpaey ofliclalt mel lodU W'!A~'CV. M.eij:11 coUnty be assured or .ea- to ~.... lbe lllopeDoiol> ., 48 Everyone is welcome to attend. ouJh blood to provide for future wo- al the Goody..r · A-le Ask Dismisscl ~-60 pl needs. Thll.!i far only 27 have CorporatioD plant nearby. Paul N. Lelu>e!ky, dJoirman of ''siJned up" to donate. the lildU>trlal ltnilneulng Dept.• at Ohio _S tatt Univeni't;J waa sebeduled to act 1.11 arbitrator. , Tbe- company suepended tbe mea wbto they wilted off tbelr joba 0<1 2 becaUH of IPIQedfied gr:tevanC!es wUb the company Both Local 10889 of ClO Oil. BeOn~unday .. . At Flatwoods Atomic Strikers, . . Suspensi~os Are Under Discussion . The was ·b orn near .Pom.·eroy wbere spe:nt her Jlrlhood After the death her f-ather August Uortung, she f(' · (._ ..... ._ to CaotoD whet'e re.sld· ed for 40 years. She is survived by hrll' busbaDd John D. Davis: one dau\C)Iter, MlP Cool Pacific air, meanwhile, invaded the Pacific Northwest, the northcrD Jtocldes and parts of Funeral services Cor Mrs. Avery nOrthern and central california . Roberts were held from the As· Light rain aC(ompained the chilly burY Methodist church Monday at air mass. 2 p. m. with the Rev. George E . Southerly winds pushed warmer1 Davis offrieiatlnB. temperatures over the northern Special m•.l8ic was provided by and central plains and the upper Mrs. Ernest Duify, pianist and and middle :Mississippi Valley. A Mrs . WHilam Francis and Mrs. few widely scattered showers and John Sauvage, Jr., vocalist&. thunderstorm~ were noted in th(' warmer a I r througbeastern Iowa Burial W:l!l in the Letart Fall11 and northeut Minnesota. eemetary, and pall-bearers were It still remained very cool in the nephews. and including ROOert Great Lakes reBL<m, particulary TandeU, William C. Bartells, Roin the northern sector where read· bert Robert.t. Vernon H. Bartels, logs were in the 3'08. Grand Ma· Grant -Roberta and Ira Bartel1s. rais, Mich., however, teported a Coming form qul of town for 21-dcgree reading early today. PrecipiU.tlon was expected today the services were Mr. and Mrs. over the upper ·Mluissippi Valley, Robert Tandcll. Mrs. Leslie Mason parts of the northern plains, the and Ray Cowie, Beaver Falls. Pa.o southern state~~ mtt WC!st - or th t> Mr. and Mr&. Ern"lt BarteLl&- and Rockies. Els.e wher~ lt was to be Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Bartells, of gener.tllllY fair, with considerable HuntiDBto~. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs.. William Bartelb and Vernon Barcloudlnes,a in the !outh. berts, Mr and Mrs. Clifton Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Cifton R,. TO CALIFORNIA berts and Mrs. Cora Varian , of Mr. and Mrs. Edison llOib.!tetter Steubenville; Mr. and Mrs. John left Wedn4f...sclay for Los Angeles, Bowl'es Jnd Mrs. Margaret Pr.iee, C•l.. to attl!rid the convention of Zant!sv!lle and Grant Roberts, of the American Bankers Auo.cla· Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. t:ion. Mr: Hoblltettrer is a member of the Executive council and NaFORT TO GO tional Bank Dlvi!ion Executive NEWPORT, R 1 - UP - · Hilconilntttee 6l the As.lloeiation . t{t1'ic Fort Adams, which never h•s They will also visit relatives ln Los An&eles and w:lll returu the been fired on during its 131 yean, . ~oouou will be rued b,)' the Navy, att-tr part of the mont.ll.. Charles A. Lewis, 28, of Mid. dleport arraigned in .rustlee Mrs. Marshall Miller, Bradbury, Ute Peace R. E . t!Ourt daughter of Searles of Wedne-sday, was fined $26 dleport who died in Meigs General charges of late Tuesday of He had b'~n arrested by Constabullet wound today said ble Hendricks. that reports that sbe had chided brt father about dYinki[l.g before In the meanUme Tom Evnon. bis death W1!re incorrect. Glor-ia L. Paris, at ho~; •n,\~ 4!5. of Syracuse b in Meigs county Mrs. Miller said today tbat Mr. Ralpb C. of Cabton; two' h"u sis· 1 11 · h. arrest on jsll today 0 OWlDg Ill Searles )·.ad come to her house ln ters, Mrs. Herbert Keller, and·Mt&. Paul Baer, president of the· Com~ Wednesday by Hendrkk~ for ln· a deltrious conditivn and aceuaed Harry Keller, both Ol Can\on, ind muli.Q Institute at Che.~ter an- toxication . Officers said tltat an- her of knowing tbat his wife. Anthree grandchildren. ~~~=; today that the anG.ual In- other rhargc was also to te filed nie, was going to. leave him. She will be held this , year at againsi Evnon later today by his said that he made the statement, The Rev. P. H. Welsbimer con· High School in the- audi· wife prior io his hearing befm-e "We're going to have it out" and duc 1ed services at 1 p. m. Mon.dQ with burial In Forest Hill ceme- torilfllt Nov. 9th. . Squire Grind-le;1. th.m pulled a pistol from bis Baer said that thl':' Insutu•.e WiU. __, d Other activity at the Sheriff's waistband and poin1'"'-' it towar tery · be comprised or three sessions h but that while most or the prtlgram today w.a!l the transport of er. and William Pike to the Mrs. Miller said that she bad is now pretty well set, further an.- i c•· co·nn•t,· \liorkhouse . They are 11 ed t h'-" housv when th reat eno::u ~ •· 1 uouncements would be mal.fe' ·later .. 1 d lb lhe pisto an was at - e bro,.hers from Syracuse, Lester to with for added featurf'S . "e , 3 month term , iiiOd Wil- bac •... or t he house wben sbe...-. .er Hesaidthed~-~-~ liam• a 9 month term . Ute shot fire d. ce11sary .because final arran1eFuneral services for Searles ments have not been made with were to be held Friday at 2 p. m. aU the speakers. yet. in the Ewing Funeral Chapel with eWIS I·bu•i•l ~~ """ Cemetery. Mrs. B. A. Dodson rep.:.rt.s that Be--At Chester OitNovemher 9 L""" Martha Conroy Death Reported In Auto Mishap ·-·rd Mrs. L • canary \'arket Reports ,Funeral Services 11 8e saturday •. whl1e visiting in Columbus with he-r aon Jack Conroy and family reeeived word of 'he death CINCINNATLO.UP-Produe~- . , . hu dwghtcr-ln-law MP. MMtha . EW. steady. prices. fal'oj,l~\ I Conroy, wife of Durwood C-onroy, eoa1 umers, white and b1"0WWl !"-I On WedDudaf, Oct. 3 as the rc· jumbos 4.6-48: A laree 43-4.5; A Funeral servic('o for Mrs Lewis su1t of a car wreck. med.iUJrui 27-30; small 19-21; B Canarv 33 native of Meigs County Mrs. Dodson said that M'l'. and larce .35 . 38: P'OB Cinotnn,U, who d·i~d as thr rC'sult or an heart Mrs. Conroy were in a hospital 12 wbitea and browns, A larce fNl; attack sufferf"d while in a dentist • thalr in P<irkershurg, Wed. MordiY.II prior to Mrs. Conroy's d~~th A medium 33-36. Cbickens, steady: fryer! 1-3'>-it lb ning will be h~ld Saturday at 2:30 bnd that he remains there wtth 16-17; -mostly 16: hens, over IJ ltl p. m. in t~c ),kClure Funer.al severe injuries. The Conroy's were, enroute to 13.14; hens, 5 lh and under t_.i; Home a-t Marl clta . New Orleans, Miss., when they hen.11, light lypc 11·12; old roosters Mr:11 Canary if tlw daught('r or were intolvd tn a b~ad-on colli- 10.1!. •Mr and Mrs. Robrrt A. Davjs o! Turkeys, tom !' heaVy 26 lb and llion, near New Orleans, In which Ros~ Hill, Pomt>roy. Four s_iste~s thelr ear was cl,lmolished comple- up 23-24; toms. under 26 lb 22-23; and three brothet·s also &urove Jn hens, heavy 26,261,i ; £ryer--TOafl· tely 1nd another couple also rid· addltion to her husband and small ina: with tbem severely injured afs, .. 10 lb and under 26-241. daue:htm·. Bu'U-er, 90 ..,cor ~ G8. .. well. a,. The Air Foree at mldDitht alert- ed ships at - . to watth for tile plane The plane then waa four hours overdue. Jt then bad onJf an hour's more fuel. Four U. S. Air Foree plun twept tile AtLantic sUe. th1J ll)llhID.& aearehinc for the 'lniaslnc ialrcraft Out found notbiq Aa ,Air FQ!'Qe ¢ l?•an aai.il Blanche DliVis, 61 ' aJDl • ed BYDeath A new Cl are~ £ entertaining 0 A~ieCannds bet...onlod•• ' ICeatr.n-~ -r ~~s;~~: fo~~~~~ g:~ee~. come Grindley Fines .. ,....,. o:u " was Daughter Charges the Blant!he week On JntoXI'cation Davi9 81 6 at. witll Mr.11. Report Untrue On assisting are plarJnlng S Cool air dominated the weather over the Easl and Hospital. Can~n. 0 .. Growitig teeper West Coasts early today v.OJile the nation's mid-section )Harmnight Fathers Death ed up. ' deceaSe-d A coal air mass covered the Eastern Seaboard from the abe of ~s. of Grtndley's Harry MidTemptratures •t l Will ~the Roberts Funeral moved abe UUlll 0 e costs on into).ication. l~;~t:·t~~ II self- ~'!Af.ION• ms TAXES atic sear<:h for the mi.uin& plane, criss-- croutns the east AtlaotH: rrom southern England to tbeAxores. defeiufailts accused o.f attaCking public buildings ~ the "bread and J'o.znan, .POlAnd, face a trial 1!1 <:Onrt. Scores of armed police patrolled tbe the courlrq0111 !lnd !he corrj dOl's (Pside. In all, eleven youths and one old- Samsonite be's enjoying · himseU ••• .• ·OHIOANS AR~ PAYING dozen"' airpllllCJ be&an • sratem- Two bundled and thrity five galapple but~er were made in when the members of the Church of Christ star· project. Society &-tarted project a number of years ago and made tbe apple but ~er at the Pearl Graves home, the Boyd Oilthe William Yeagers attd placea berOl'e moving four ,years ago to the back-yard of tM George Childs bPtne on Nort-h Second Ayenue. ; Three the busin • Within hour.~ the Air Foree threw ils Dtb Air Rescue tqQadron into operation and "more than a $1695 · New; mtm•tb:~,,~,~~~~~~·~ Elizalie~h 1 .' LONDON UP - A U. S. Air force transport wUll 08 homeward bouB.d A-merican ltf\'ieernen abo oe.rd vanlshed early todaJ ovn the AUantie- Oc-ean between England and the Azores. bta sec~~nd~.:~~;"t . • '. Aboard Plane 'Bread And Freedom' Rioters On Trial preme Court to of Dr. Samuel SUENIC • ISSIR of Qhio today ., -~.' roval e.r vetb1ng. He ifiO explained tble nublllpr or member.a in the Senate and tbe House of Re.p reaentatives and named the wcimen who afe members of tM General Auembly. Mrs. E. 0. Rall, chairman of the committee on Public Affairs, thanked the speaker and presented him with a gi'ft from the club. Mre Beulah Wlhlte, propi.m co-. ordinator introduced Mrs. Dorothy Peoples Savely, Middleport vocal instructor, at the beginning of the pro&ram and she played two num~rs: "Waltz" ·t.nd by ~opln .. ae specian mee ia~ Guesl.B at the prog .· were Mr.s. pre ' ~ tives SINGLE COPY-II< ' •• US Supreme Court Asked To . ·: ':•~V'' :, .' .. )\1s oxpl~lop 'coniiDIIej! PD ' bUill 11· ":8.1 ·~•1!<~· b aa~rm and .sent to ~ .Q4),~....~"' tor app- THE SHOEBOX ·BUSINESS 1!J10iG 3111 11, 1"6 ,_______ ------ - ' for," shldf., !-)l~t. ~d rc.adi~g ami the yottr. ;. "· < ... · Jlld Hiltt ...... ·17 and-warmer. ...., .. . L- ,..llht 16 to 4S ..-, • to s · eppar Case Dismissal ~!:~::g . .- The illustrated pamplet shows picture.11 o( the Capitol and the speaker exPlained the ora:ani.zation of the Ohio General Aaeeinbly, tht! various pb._, ID·.the matiJ!il oJ laWJ-including the introduction of billa, the •~end reOO.inl and reference ~ ~ billl,·t.o. -r:ommlttees by Oc* Ohio Pair ... .........,.,...... -·· r eryone Helps Church on Ol'l 20th. The BPW also voted to make a contribution to the Legion's proWhll 1·eet ol ."Gi rts fo•• the yR-~' ..UI... Gave" as the club's C.hri~tmas proheld on October 19-20 in the ject. A special offering will be Pratt Building with. 1 Bake Sale taken at the November meeting for this work. en tine at e SUTTON ' Chemical aDd AtomiC! Wortera uul the company tenned tbt walkout unautborU!ed. At a meeting TuesdQ-, the union protuted the suapension aDd requested 1M eampqy reiutatathe "Vf'kers and PIJ them for time lost bflcauae ol the supeatlon. They aiJo requesled a bearing. The company agreed OlliJ to the hearing. The 48 wort.-rs wer-e suspended over the weebnd and . were told that ''.11uch discipline is much lc!IS :~e'HI't! thaa might be espected!' Columbus Men To K"'{p1ore In Caves Again COLUMBUS, 0. UP 'l'wo Columbus men today prepared for tbeir third attempt to search an unexplored eave in West Viri&iDJ Saturday. David Van Blaricon, 18 aad MARRIA.GE LICENSES Roger. WitHams, 21, expect to eoI..cwis. E. Humphrey. 2.4., Porn· ter 1-h~ -- eave to finish an earlier eroy and Palsy Grover, 17, lU:. !, cxplorattor.. The two were part or a laTpt' Pomeroy. party wl:ich mapped over a mik! Lloyd Edw~~ot·d Dugan., 22, Rut.. of Mc:Clunp Cave near Lewisbul'l. land and Beatrice F. KcMcdy, 21, W. Va., in September. Rt. I. Mid-dleport. Tf¥! men slid they will go u Leonard Raymond Burdette. 2:2, far a.ll tbey ean in the eave in Rutland, and Carolyn M. Welab. hopes of flndin1 tl:Je wurce of 1 16, Carpenter. , smalJ stream. They said nearly ~ Albert C. Reeve&, 19, Downmgmile of tbe e~ve is yet to be ex· ton and Lt'na .M. Burdette, 21, of· plort"d, nutland. . Bfore their entrance in AttE~b: Louis Osborne, 21, Pomeroy, no one hid aoae further \han 1,~ ' and Thelma Robinson. 21, Rutland. feet. ·I Everett Ross. 22, Rt. 3. Cool· Van Blatieon said the pair ex· vil\e ancl Gledll. Rae Beverlin, 21, peet to be in tbe c~ve for 16 bOlltl. Bt 3, Cuoloillt. n. I I \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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