https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/45f6fe5a3bddc99372ab83f569e34fc3.pdf 7bb0b47dda15116f97c564191de69865 PDF Text Text • \ 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 \ �.. ~""'' ,,... ' ....-· ..,..,~ \o ~ v'•. 1•-. • ' "' •• _ ....,.J - ~~ 'WilT . • • \ # . ....'i: - ' ... '"1'::' I • • · --"\. • ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . Ocl 11 . 1956 .• - ------ !TELEVISION GUIDE Tloe Sentinel .The Daily Sentinel Daybook ........ THURSDAY .... .._ •ICHARD S. OWIN GIN_ MGR. ~ aa aeeoad rlaas m.._u·AIE mat 1er at ~t!I'01 Ohio. .-· ...... ' _ StJft IDfTOI 'CRTfiS ,-oa.e 381, editorb.l offlee photre 39'7. · ~·· <0- ... REYNOLD E. GREINI Pu.blilbed tt'el7 al16UOOD ucept Sunday by The Ob:n Vtllf!, ~li.Del, Joe.,. •' 110 M.ectuni~ St ., Pomeroy, 0 . Hu ~in~ vff 1 r~ ... ..,;;. I . ASSEMBLY HELD Th,• Wt:dn!'Sday Asse mhly at MJddl o:> po•·t J m•or and St!nwr H 1~ h Sdwul w~s ronductrtl by F n t1 I C.Jrdncr, pastur or lhl' Chtarrh uf Christ. who spoke nn lh(' WPI(', " ~I~· Faith Looks l'p •· H.vmrr s wcr(' :Jung during the ;1 scmblr and wert> dlrectl'd bl' ~lr~ nor,,th.l reople,s Sl\"'l'ly. voC :'I H1- tilt' >lffice ptlS1 11 = Many .Meigs Countians arc f'vidt'nlly un;nclre today of a serious srtuat~on ~bM exists and lhr ~tfong possibility ihalt if .~ey bEcome m - nee~. of blood- tha1 it may nut be forthcom>ng due to ~e facC. th;.t blood crcdils for this area M the Huntington '~loqd Center are already cX'haustcd Meigs Coqnty. Blood rrugram officials S3Y tllat "The need It?' b!?od donors )la~ · hev~r b~en 1\lOI'c \Jrft'll l !han· a1 11\i, $8~ ltEME4RIIAL Mrs. AJ.lct Nease, di~ector of th, 'F.e'de1-ft..l!d Church ehuir. hHs called a ~a·l choir r~ hearsal fl)r Fridii.Y -. at 7:30 p. m. l!lt the ehureh. All member~ are urged They point out. tlilf tflore blood has beer~ uc;NI for ~eigs County patients during the first nine mor1t hs of this y·ea,r than in the errtire 12 month p<fipd of 19>5. Th11s far in lhis year 430 pints of blood have bf!{'rl given tu Me1t;:s County patients while but 418 pints have been donated in four blood~ mobi1e visits here. It has been pointed out th at if the blood program is to be continued here jn Meigs County that it must hi.lve the sup~ port of every able bodied person who is ablf' to be a blood donor. · The main point ts, that, there have bet.•n too many who to be present. There will' b~ practice tonight. you mlssed-·or to ask your ncighbor how well he is doing. 1 l committed aJI these sins be· fore I was wised up, as AmCI·i· cans get more fun out of talking about the day's sport than in the actual day's sport. 1 could mcntiDtfr a rather .snappy double on 1htdirs.t d&y, b)lt wou't due to re- W<th Rober! Ruark fa ct to 140 donors will BY ROBERT c. RUARK being held at PornGLENI.IVET, scOTLAND eo Jlp~·t ion uf en?,u.gh, Jlr. B. Jt!..~"n.leh urLce promised 130 - ;t·•::J swqJ:tlll, bl(t w!llle h~ get_s young· er, t;~pt ~Jd~r. and I d ecided not to w~h~ an insurance policy in your possession. Afltr having given blood donor is given a card entilling he or any member of his fainily to get needed blood when nl'C(_':-:.•wry . Th blood you can spare is a prem ium on lhat insuran{.'e · . e 'l'f I' l'f d th policy that may some day mea~ n.. wle dl t•rctH'(' 0 1 e or ca to you or some one in your famtly. lt cannot be too hd'dVHy ' emphasized th a i ''Th(' blootl you gave, may be for your own ." Why not be safe h v calling ynur IHI'i;_:s ('ounlv Blood Pl'c• • · · , I t b t · gram Center today :md regu;tenng lo to YOIIr par y wmg a blood donor next Monday? heToe I am hoss. on thro !ormer ~stnte~ uf the Duke of Gordon M!Jd H1eh1T1und, wc,ring a tw~e4 ~l..'t!f·statbr, A puzzled expre;sslot. and t~e .,oil.~¥ long pants in the party. The rtst of the noble nimrodi'l wear knickerbockcra of a most exu;lmant tweed . we dr e~s. for dlnn<'r, of c~ursP . lifter ellmil>1ng uwc r moun.tains all day I(J ~~L and I have fainted nt leut twtce from lh !• extra effo rt of knulting a blaek tiP All my tiff' 1 have thought l rnoor. where crantlcrTies ond hea. ! her ahi1_l~·. wa~ l~w grnunrl . Thifl wa:; a g: n(' vrnu~ .Prtur_on my part. :\hnE' lw:;t, MaJ•Jr Ihrhurd Wad· dlngtun. ha~ 35,000 acre~ u-nd er hrs h~nrl . and :~11 but his fronl tar only 2~ 'jer- -to, take ._ ~~ . have ~ned up necd t•d bJood . · Aiff erence o1 M~1gs ' Th e m~ . . t o the blnod ..- pr ' is all too .~tyazing and It IS qu1t~ possible ~ha~ many 0 ~ho · persons 'fhO have helped to culhvate that 111d1fferent attitude by faHurp fo "do their share", may be the very person, )V~ at.., some timtl' in the future may be needinS blnod thtt liB. not , '·' . . · ~ { 1: th ere. .~ . ' . The dQ'flaUon of blood to the program IS liS good as havmg 60Dirl tbl T00 Cl (lse T0 The Forest " Meigs-Masonites who keep pretty close to home fail to realize progress In fiH'ir community is , Noticeable increases in the public's capital ochooia, roads, condition of bundings both • g~ous~:-:shootlng in '•So~ Edmund Hillary , because ter ri tory that fllv oru hl y ~ ma~~· th t• !':;"~' "· lull ~~ f1· .;~;~~~~! in• to pay for them . ID It appears that such an attitudE" is one real means of ln.surlng a community's progress . The newcomers whu may pour into this area in the lmmediate years to t•onw will he looking for exactly -~a plaee. DU\::11 We should aim to 81tpp1y it. Jt , lnTIR liEF ON THE WAY C.ttt. destined for America's dinin1 tahles are brought to feed )'arda lor a fattening~up period before being 1old to lhe meat paek&na ftrma. Durlnt thla fattening-up or finl•hlng period, the ftedert str1ve to put 11.11 mt,~ch ~-- weiaht as they can on the cattle .., eM lowe.t coat per pound of pJn. A new natu-nl hormone ·.pr•parRtion - Synovcx- has been de,eloped to do ju 11 t thi 1 • The product. Jn t!JC lorn' o! peUeta, ._ inHrted hito an ftiUy-M*deo lncial')n In a steer'a ur •d IOCa to work mln4tes afterward. TeaiJr conducted ln COI!Imtrtlal feed yard• thruuah .. out the country by tho pharmacttlllcal flrm of E. R Squibb •nd Sona, distributors of the Droduct. Jndieate that it adds at ltut one-half pound additional wetJht to cattle " day at lower DOlt per pound of gnin. The k•ta further revealed !hUt 11\Nb from l'&rcasse:'l of the ~-atlmulated cattle hfld I ~~~her proportion of lean and .Uy lOwer proportion or fat Gwldi'Qm cattle not &iven f! IIIRirllbonaone. _ _ For produc~rs of beef cattle, the inc.-eased weight gain at a lower cost is of no little ai(lmficnnce lu !heir pocketfooks; for consumt:!n, the vision o! bt:!Uo.•r shJ•ks at lower cost means rnore and bctttt.•r bcr-f an the tnble rnoa-e often. ~.... . ~.~. howev:er'; tht J n1 b B. Antlt:re4 animal trt. Adap I' huddreu ( var. ) ant In brflw• lng J3. E:r.udea mot. :.. ~~~~ ftr~- 9. Token of rnerlt tobfl. l H . Ell:Ye~ttlnr <poet ) .QtMI ~ l5. plfaturf' ttl . sun 1 od 11. Mock• 20 . EnclotUf"t 21 . hid 22. Shaftd walk ll. CelerU.j' nddilion to the Division of Safety and Hy,lone'a 46 hilltime eaiety odviRon, ai.Jnut .tOO ' spte.ty kUperviR0\'11 work in • · Foothk.e organ o. Domesu. i: :~~~;: 00~·.,> 13. 8<M,.,Yl thu Bateat plucea to be, st.atlatic-11 rrom the lnduRtrial Commi~~ion !ilww. Ouring 1955 OhJo worken Wt•ru seven t!mca 8 n.tcr on the joh than ofr. Tmfflc nnd home injurle~ nnd fe.tnlltloa were much more nrevnlent amonJ Ohio's 3·000 ·000 workers thrm induatrlfl mlshnJ»!. , A C!oifeerted effort hoa been )ru\~c fiir yenl'lllo reduce hu.luatrial· neciclent11 lu the state. ln port. catus e. Derr tlndial 12. Little Mpntrs arm.t 25. Half 1 t. POQt'ly u. Tunla!an • title 18. rro.t..-d le.,at.bt!r.l 1 JO. God or ' "'"..33. olfll•r'• A•••"' Reddlah < em.11 coat ng on . Kettle metal .'lutch 3!'-.A d~lltrt . Bottom• ot 38. Gre..-k letter ftet st. Warp-yarn . Rent 40. Biblical Bumlnl coal name ~ocka 28. FJower 27. Coil :118. CGJ.n rrt- 2D. I.Arse worm 30. ColoNter 31. Clote' t.o - 35.- Widely Promoted 16. O.trloblik• Mnre thnn one million Oh'~ j workerk are setting joiHI&rt•l} nll!s~~agea euch day as th.- fndu H trinl Cnmmlsalon of Ohio cxpnnrl.o ltk t"clncnt.ional prosram. "Safety ia primarily n 9tilb nt min((," urcordinl' to Jnm "11 IJ . Flul,er, flupcrlntentt ('nt of th • CmnmliiiRinn'e Dlvlalnn of Suf.-t~i j n111l Hyr,l one. 10 \Ve're MW t111in~ eV('I'Y nlN\111 cf communlcutl .. n to nutka Jmh111:trinl nnd furm wnYkrr11 conntuntly •:\fcty -t'o n!f,lnu ~." The publlt. It re.:Jeivlng sJ>(!c' lflr tacte on .nre working rr:·ctirr thNll!rh nt>Wipnptork, r 1uli(), lelel'l l:lion ond blllhomd111. Mu1'c than 25.000 of th l! O i1·isi on'1 s:tft>l\' po11h•r:s urt now diJ~plny•• d in Oh1;, factu•·iea ep.ch mon<h. Tht.~UIHIIl<i ;I I. of workera 1\nd se.!et;.· lliC9£'1G'·'3 h their p~y en\·elopoa. . ~ Ob j~~ .:v:: o." the p :·n:,: r11n1. r:u\ ,. rmys, bird 37. maure .um 1' .ll.rtp.wintcd wit h tht' t'Ol')ll\ ,lll · ll(!tl . ~ ' 1mft't)' rules thut JtrWf'l'll hi,: 1\'(lt. 1 1 and future bnppht~·:s11. '' j 6:00 News Picture !0 30 J I 00 I I 15 1 J.:m 1 I 4.S 12 00 12: )-on ; 30 000 11\'IY 2 I 6:45 News ('arava.l Orullch and Des Po!itieal lfelecast ~~~~lo~an~a~oc~utiY~~·~~~tb~o~balrpt~~~--manu• ....... COUbt IC&lpe... t. a rate B:OO Lux may 187 It Cioem't. but be'a lle.'' 9 :30 10:80 D.ragnet Ton~ht ____ 11:00 PeltOtt To Penl1ft New~ ____::_: l1:0:S Late Show THURSDAY s;g. On I Ca_!rl.ain Kangatoo I 1}-arry Moore 11:15 llo30 Search lor TomotTOW 11 :45 Guiding Light 12:00 Ray Millend ..Show .12 :80 "~ The Wonld Tu~ 1:00 Our Mis.s Broks 1:30 Houaep.atty 1:~0 2·00 ! S-Ol) 3:45 -1:00 \ l'e-,ijqCSI';·~ .E;r nie M""'in ~~ T.Qeatr.e Qulton F~L' .a Day M~;;Jern 1\omaDces Comedy· Time J..ittl• Mlqie OoOO AUI!ll Diu . " 4:30 2o00 The Big Payoff 2,30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day 3 o l~ FRIDAY 6o55 Slin Oo 7:00 Today 9:00 CoHee Time 10:00 Home U :OO Tic Tac OOU!{h. 1:: 30 lt Co~,:£{' Yuu 12:00 Camera Gow o.u ~d\oal 12:30 Curnm, Arthur Godfoer Strike lt Rk1l VaHant J.ady Lovo of Uft 1My 6:25 Le!i Paul 1 6:30 Coke Time 6:45 News Caravlttl Katie's Kitehen The Early Show Le.~ Paul and Mary Ford ~~~g~~k~~~Z~nt tht: JW! Preston ol Yukoa Bob Cummings Show Climax PI»"'Wif OA , or S~IU '-, •,c • ~ JC:t~~al'br·l''s ('r'!:nf'r 10:00 t:.!f"' of Riley ~ • ,'.- •.. .~,, < :uso"lle-pofii:fr · .di.l'li iiir.•aii ""l' • $' ( "T ,;J:, •, m-n__ '' ' , ILIA ., ,!if- Wta. 6 ~.;, Palac~ Playhouse ·~ ~el.. :! eaiOOD ~omwlct. ~. "'f'OCI!t!utell .. •tan<! l:J.~ · . ]. Fiu::tr. 10lutl<1" ol DAILY. ·CRYft'OQtro'IJ!l - lien._ M1r ttl "'"" It: • • 0:00 Cavalcade ' UI[IL VIC BU~i'oR 1 TS OflL TD :NUHIOZC AUSOR '1'1 ,QU88-ZUDDt.OO't'. l"e~....,.. CrfptGqUlltfoC PQM.lJ.,AftlTY'f tt JS GLORY J sM4:f,l. ~GJi: - nuoo. · · Z,wtrlbutM "' lllq l'utvu l:radlt&ttl . ALL MEAT SKINLESS Featuring the Hickory Smoked Ravor Thai Never Cooks Out! A fabulous new addition to the fomous David Davies Old Smoke-House family_ Each plump, tangy witin.t ''i' has a distinctive hickory smoked flavor_ They'rw all meat! Made from selected beef ond pork. it' • •~·· ew' ~- : 11:, ·ra!lwrc;lst II :20 Press Bo:<.. BUSINESSMEN TOM '. OW! .,' ·1. OLD SMOKE-HOUSE IACOI ·• '· LMo. """"' ..... - Friday 12:00 Film & Fancy 1:30 Ff>minine Touch 2:00 Film Festival 4:00 Two gun Playhou.~e noo Mickey Mou"e 6:00 News Weather Sports 6: 15 John Daly fl :30 Rin Tin Ti11 7:00 Jim Bowie 7:30 M~n BehL"'ri thP Badge 8~00 Treasure Hunt 6:10 so:li>,> T~< .VL5•! 't'i!P\in.y Anthony New~>. &~ow ..,_ ... ~- .. ,...~. • .'l ntl Weath('r 11 :10 'Sports • ln:l~ My.stel'y Theatre i _ 1~:15_. 9lg~ .· Off NEVER BEFORE IN DAVID DAVIES 50 YEARS HAS A BRAND WON SUCH WIDE· ACCLAIM ••• SO ,Q~KLYI ' . . !+ ) . ,.., . ·" "'""! DAILY SENTINEL THANKS TO CARRIER TRAININQ • toung BuSinessman at work ••• that's the ldd that rwgulariJ drops the 11aper at your doorstop. At an early age · he's a SALESMAN ••• a PUBLIC lELATIONS MAN ••• and a tactful COLLECTOR- the foundation far the making of a good bJ[sinessman. THE DAILY SENTINEL .DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TH& MEIGS-MASONAIIEA ol ~ ...... ' to toy .. itaN laUo, lioto IIIII OLD SMOKE-HOUSE BOLOGIIA Daftd Doftoo'·- NCipe .... lllltW ..., ,. MaN - <.• . . · 1~ : 00 .Ft'atUI;,.pt'~b-"'. 11 :00 ... ....., .,..,.,... ,.....• 3 6:05 ., I'ODAY! J?•~lY,IIe.· w;nchell }lhtw paperboy receires, will btnefit him in many waYS throughout fife• . A. Crypte&NN QM.taUoa Inf.o . NEWSPAPERBOYS · ~LON$F~LLOW d nna lettu almp1y etude fair u,other. 1n thll A ta ~ ror tbe \~,. . L'l, X for the two 0 ... ate. BlllJle Htt.~'i :;•· t . opl\lea, "'the lenrth 1nd ro.,._Uea of the wer41 an .llo £f,cl\ dq cqde lettere ate dlffeN'It. u.e Mr Slmmolll, who was adopted 1 the Pawnee Indian Triue in OtlaThree ca1b pril:e• are t.o be 1 homa this .Ummer, lllu1trated bit ton, we~ weekend pestl ·of Kr monthl of achool in the 1pring and moU.tt, :\trfl Adolph Grueaer Sr., award to th~ three top winnera ln r talk with a colorful di&Oiar of llf- .aad Mn Richard Chambers a.ud made UD ber work durlPI lhe sum- vi!rited in Parkersbug witb th~.! back, Todrly It S.UbeT 6 Urolaae Drug, Pomeroy and Dutton Dduga addltion to unauditioned appear· I dian artifacta. aon, Eric, and other reJativel. mer. She waa .in the h01pital when family of tbe late Robert Gruser _ Middleport. I It it eaq to see how the tiainrng your news. tAD\,.. Talent Show entranll. • • A.XY0LBAAXR .. intresteu !Q:W ·'IOBKDUI, at all peop1f!, are buyinr Geiger Counten like ~ tJieee daya, according to the Radlae people of Fifth avenue. plolleerl in the leld. The cauae reportedly I• the wlo:lely·publlclzed ..raahun at.rlke In the Ramapo mountain&, a half-hour run from Timtl BqQI.I'tl by heUcopter. 'TN& lt Nati<mal Do.,.ghnut Monti'!, and rm •Ul'lll you Want to know the ttu)a on tl:le diiOUilllkm. agenda for the National i\mklq \lao. e~; (a) abollllhmea.t of the word "8tnker'' from the American lanp&fe, (b) raUDc&tlon of the overlapping dunking grip and ~e) Newspaperbors make manl,, too. At on ,.e ar" age th.,. l•ar~ thevolue of a ~ollar, And they leain to depend upon theor own abilitY instead of upon an aHowance from dcul. Most of these youne_ 111en ara building sariiiCII QCCounh for cou.ge edueiltfoa or ot.er important Heds. · uthtrat 4:'1. HarMI 1 Followine the bu.sineN meetina:, school mperintenchnb and to var- ·Mr Mi~e Simmom, Ol PomerU)', ious civic organl.zaliona throu&h· eatertamed the memben w:tta. a out the county for the information talk ?n American Indian euiJure. of c...,.,, ra,- attendance banner. · ded the M:i-1 ;;:z SA'! AROUND TAUUNG with a man in armor lhe other day. n WU on the let of Arlene ll'rahell' Honk' televialGn ahow, and the tfn..platl4 lad wu William Ru.ueU, Wbo's Lancelot ln tbe r-.ew Brit· · llll ·wteo Mritl belfta' imported here. A pleU&nt aoul, whoae eU)'~ plq' ruftlabiUty may aet a uw '.at;vle ill televtalOn hel'9f'~· M1la JIIDI txean, the Kun stater who dotMrn't amoke the clgara, la back on tbe iGJit atqe tbeae r1aya aa Jayne Man.sfteld's •uceeuor la 1VQl 8KOCIJat BpoU Bock Buneer P ·In ., world too orten peopled wltb. IIOUII who r.ad thetr pnea ellpplnp, the handaome JrOu K.' ll a down~to-flarth exception. She and •later Betty, totaUy unlike, aN.- you ~d for&lve tbe com, ace& back to back. Glrla who iWOcm over Frank Sinatra-ancl rm illl'ormed that there 8UJI· art' JO~e-are MvtMd. that bl the elothlnJ' &tore run by Cy1 KartiD em Broadway, there's & Ufe~ model of The Voice, to ho C4ll o~ .ultl from anywhere 1n Uti world bY phone. Martin reeent:l1 ,Whipped up 1bt new job& fOT Sinatra after a call tram Madrid. ~Wbo"IID M'adl'ld, BIJI.atl'$ thould go there, anyway?). M'arun at.o coatwnea some of the big ehii!W.'If, euch U Judy Holllda7"• new BeU, Are B'ngla1g. eye maku pll'Cket-leu aulta for s.mmy Davie. lr., caahmeN! trench eoata, ':alread-y yet, for Jackie Ok!Uoa. and ''llaftd-up" sun• fo'r comedio Kyron Cohen. Cohen eui~ iltaftd a wr1ftltled ault1 110 he refuse• to all down bllore & ~··p ~ ~~- ' :foreign Intrig,l~ NOTICE OF HE4UINC Probate Court, Mei~t~ Couftty, Ohio, No. 17357 THURSDAY To Steven R. .t'\pat'h e ('-Q John 1I :r'ia Sign un Apaeh('. 486 :@wing Street, Wash· 12 00 Film & Fanrr ington, Pcnmylvania. t::n, Feminine Touch You are hereby notifi<'d that on 2:00 Artcrnoon l"'ilm Fes-ti\'at th e 29th da~' of Au ~~ - 1956. a peti ~ 4:00 TWl'-G un Pla}-hcus,. lion for the adopti~m of Robc•·t S.1eYrn Apache a Fh lhi . 11ije 9 &:00 Mickey Mouse year~. born at Steubenville, Ohio, on the ;)rd 1lay of Novembu, 1947 6:00 Buffalo Bill, Jr. wa .~ fih>d in Ll,;, Court. Said Petition wrll be for hea1··1 e:30 Sheriff of Cochi•e i n 1~ befure sa id Court at Pomt'roy 7:00 CiN'm Ohio on th(' 27th day of October, 1958, at 10 <.-'ciO<'k a. m. 8:00 Wir'~ Servil't • It 1!'1 ailcgf'd in s9id Petition that you as father of ~aid child _g;OQ Ozurk Jubil-ee hav e wilfully failed tr~ properly 1o:,OO Feature Theatre support and maintain sa id ('hi)d __ .• for a pt'rio:l of mnrc than t'WO li :OO New.) and Weether yra.rs immediatt'ly prE't't'ding the '• riling of said petition . 11:10 Sport.'J John C. Bacon,· Judgto 11:15 MY,&tery Theatre Dy Mary Olivr Ingraham, Chief Df'puty Clerk 12:15 Slin orr M:lven by Mra Mildred Lueu. lln Page's First Grade room wu awar· 7:30 Tlof! Whi stler B:Oil Polilil''-11 Teler:1~1 ~ Plana for the Talent Show , to be held October 22. 18511, were dilClllled. Hill F.Jizabetb Uoyd gave a report of the pt(llreJI made In orJanizlna: the sb&w. She reported that letters rutd been sent to 4 ... ~ 4Gbe tv~~~~~·· ·.r- S~t. i.. ...,"' , , Kroll L rr ...b. linE II Wood, ·II Blake ol EvanaeHne Mn Etbtl French ..-turned Wed Chlpter, O!S, were In lrlarietta n•tcby from a vllit witb Kr and TueldiJ nea.IDJ to attead the li.l.· Mrs Fred Thotna~, Amanda. She tletb IDDJYei'NI'f of the Karle1.ti1 b•d been villitiDI Lbtm since Sun· OEII. cby wben 1he wu KCOJDpiDJed there bf Mr and Mra (iene F'reucb Mn: GeorJe Doqlu (Lurille and aona, Keith, Carter and Klm. Rousb), '[)egver, COlo., lw returD,01 4ntLITI.. I'OOT ed home atwr a •••• viJit with Ull A KIIIATOI. YTIO Jlr and Mn Clarles MeKuter he-r parents, llr IDd Mn Arthur IICAUIIBouab, and .ot.ber relatives. Her were businh& vitlors in Ciaeinnati It ill an qeat that 4eade• aDd younaer aater, Shirley Rou.th , hu over the weekend and Mrs )lcM.a•- ptela off IJileeted akla, Expa111 returued to her studies at .Jliddle~ ter attended LoweD Thoma1' pro- more Ierma: to Jll kiiUq adio.a. port Hiab School where she )! • dudion ··seven Wood~ of thr Get in.JCIDtdryilll'' T-&.L, • ar.. HDlor after aa extended illneu. World'' on tbe. Claorama, Tut>_. tolytic. at 1117 4n1a' ~. If aot Mr nd Mra Robert Hill Sr., DIIY- M1H Routh .... m the lut three .~Ay Mr and Mrs MooMaster and ber pleased IN ONE .flOUR, your «te ellin.inaboa. of the ouUaw type or ..knuckle" dunk. Don't torgt~t, )'OU ruct lt here ftret . . . . Doea an.r actor work !non~ than Otto ~1 otto le bt.ck Ia. NY now for televla1on work. lt wu hare, . In 1920, that he worked In hla llrat movie, the .Uent venlon of URMr fi:OO · News Picture 6: 15 Sportl9 Eye Secret Stoorm FAige of Night Mrs Hubert llau is 1 medk:&l patient at t.he Kober HOAplte l Mr and Hrt Fay Girdner, Dallu Texu. lert today altc • a Khort v~l! w1th hlJ brother, Fr\:d 1. Gar· dner, paalor ol tbe Church ot Chrut, and bil w.ife. They plan to viJil hl.a mother, 111'1. V:oy Gard· ner, Elton, .ud go to D•rton to via tt Mn Glrdntr'• relative&. Mr aDd Kn L D Ervin were were McArthur Tuesday to attend the funeral aervie81 of hi• aunt . Mn. Eliubeth Daw10n, CoJ.. umtnu. The Rutland P T A held ita moCounty P T A CQuncU It Letart, nthly meeUn1 MondAy evenin& in the hi&h~~rhooJ auditorlum, with attendtd by four m•mben -r Ute the preaideot, Ml'll. Carl Miller', Weitern School Olltrict P T A, wu pre!idi:lg. • • • • l:.i~~ .UP : WCHS-TV ChannelS 6o00 8:00 9:00 9o30 10:30 ll 'OO Roport. ou tllt meetlDI iol tloo lin It lllllate _ . . , ... beJ palOtN, llr_ ud 1110 &or Tney aa4 paadlather, Arthur Tracy, to M~ Wednetda7 OD a buslOfh trip. "tteYebtJ' per cent fd our bultnua," Kaplan 1Jll711, "'18 With men under ..,_d 46 per cent of 1t Is with mea. unthr SO.. Three out: ot tour ~lece1 WI sell are eNWCutll." He weara a ''taah" hbuelt ~iiteaul. Jle MYI "lt Ia my 1nberlted l'Jght to h&ve h&lr." Feder, la.eld4m.Uy, ..... an out.tandlnr oiler of $10,00() to anyone wbo eu srow llllr Oiti ..., bud. 10:45 P'r.ank Lvaby Shl)W 11:30 Fareip lfLtlligut MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ._..of ae·,..,., Your -Esso Reporter 10:15 Sports Parade 10:25 Weatherman 10:30 Highway 11 11 :20 Pra Box:. If paytn.s lbt WIAZ prvtrallt, TtJ- ent Sbowcue. ~ud,ift ol tbe .lOPl • Talent Show wUl be l'nncH XleJD EleanQr Beha•t aDd Bob H.olfJJ.cb. ''J't4el"a hairplecft,.. Ben cl&ima ltDuUy, "'ean rul.t hunieanu. be altpt in or .vet. torpedoed ln." 'l'he oompany bu arowut 200 hair. maeb ''tub.. cotta from . - to '190 IIDd 1ut1 around 10:00 11:1!5 WeatheJlcjst 12o00 T.he him. a wblt. IDce'l OD ...._ bJ .too many permanent wavea. -tLao lli.ubw:a,v ~atrol , 9:00 tel1inl' Kaplan, who at 18 WaN a lfJzbloo cr..-.cut "tubay,.. l"eccer tn ~· Urn• ,. flldoQW' bu eovera4 the hu4& of 10,000 pencma-wt.t.b fo """'I•·" what a.lobc Broadway are eaJied "divot." (UtU• I onu on tbe baek of the head), ..doW.." (audium• et.s <*e. tor tbe pate) ad "rup" (klng•abed onn). redu'a maln. ..UO. of hair ll th• peuut women ot Piedmont, lt.aly, ad hi uea .n .-ce -...:1 a halt ot 1t tor an avel'q't piece. The hUr of Amerl• eu women on.n 1.1 no pod at alJ, beeaUN it'• ben 4yec1 or weak- 8 o00 "llhe 0\lfladm'- You Bet ·Your f..ri!e a defy f ..l like AeoordlnJ to '""" '"dft7oU" 1:30 Pla}'!boose fJf Sl:al'.a 'lb~r wone than du.th. ~,,.k>n~~ &bout thll.," h• nporb, ..but I mu t&y hla kidMaa doMn't both.,. .. -..J SP<"ro::i ~·orm Edge or Nigbt Ksalir'!l Kit.rh,.n 4 :30 Tbe Early Show 6:10 Les Paul and MJtry rord 6:15 Dou,gJ.as Edward! 8o30 Tenn..... ~le For~ 'ol biJ4MM. J'edol', Ul4 Ill 6.30 My Friend FH..:ka 7 :00 West Point 7:00 Flott & Scrugg.s \0~00 I ·lb&t 11bbort Woedo bu h ... hlo A7 1ft lean back and u.t.en lor • · momeat to Ben. z. Kapl&a, wtlo W&I'U aM ''I wW kill penoully ll you \1M the word. 'WI&.' " behalf W1r 'd TurnJ Our ~-Ii~s Rrnnh H•msepar!y Big Payoff Bob Crr~.~b:• Show ...; New Totker tb1Dlu ~t: J 15 3 .30 . 4-M 6:10 rrank Leahy 6ol!l Les Paul an(! 8 :30 The Dlna.h Shore Shvw I LEGAL NOTICE Seated bids will be reeeived at the Meigs (-'ounly Commi:<.Sioncr's OUJ~. ~omeroy, Ohio until 9:00 No111!1Ulber 10th, 1956 for all and equipment wnter.prQof and NuCounty Children·~ located at Pome- N""! 1'011&-'1'1:Uq:11 caee :HIO Brigh\l'r D!ly I 8:00 I :m FRIDAY Sign Or• Capt!lin Kangaroo G:1rry Moore Arthur GOtdfr1•y Slrike It Rieb. Valie nt Ul d)' I.OVt> rif Life S<"arC'h for 1 or,,orrow l.uirlin~ Lil(-ht Hay M'illantl Show \ h.r.f.-1- :D. NatiVn .Gt th.e .NtiW' !l:ut •U . Quench. is ta reduce thf' numh"r of in· I juric-s tU)d otcU))I'I.tiunal d .. <.'n~···" umon": Ohio'• thl'(le millio-n wol'k ers. Thia ctt.n best be doni;', he 1 po;ntl'd out, "By 1 Jtt;nv, "'·rry.m,· . at the Hemlock Grove Church of Christ starting next Monday and continuing lor the week including Saturdoty r·.>eing. Mrs. B:tllard will be son-g leader. I tPeru) Ohi.o Job Safety 5:00 address was 70!:i 6th Avenue, Rear, 3:30 PI'IJnsylvanla, Is hereby 4o00 . that on lh ~ 19th day of uo 1956, Wesley BPilcs, 1 555 file•! hi s p:ct itlon 6o00 agairut her as lldemlan t in the 6:15 Court of Common Pl eas, Meig.'l 6 :30 County, Ohio, Case No. 1:2.470, 7o00 1praytng for divorce from l.h~ said 7:30 Jtuth Dellcs on t-ho gr.ounds ,.tl[ B o~a gr'Qs>; r.cglecl of duty and plnin,1JH IOoO!I Also pr:\ys fur •1thcr proper l'e~f. ~aid causP will be fu r heatlngl on 10o15 a nee. hr alter lht• 5th day of NoTem~r, Hl:25 . I caa mr.ntlon 'tPie DOOle"st view 1956. Wesley Belles, Plalnij(f ol uiJ, the Glenlivot dislillerit>s O'BRJF.N ar,d O'BRIEN , Attor~s 10:30 whe~·e they make Scotch enehant: ror Pl:!intifL , ment. 11:00 (9) 20, 21 uo> 4, n. ta. 2s &to -·----- 3. !lmpl()y Tic Tac lJou~h It ('OU ld be you Parson's Study CurrPnt TennPssee Ernie Matinee Theatre QuPen For A Day Modern Romances t'oonedy Time Little Margie Aunt Dru 1'1ilow '1 :80 LEGAL NOTICE ..1 ::o " uu 9 :w Home 1: Rutb nell~;s , whose hst known WI 4 I about 1. A food 5. Flap• tql1. 011 , • .fll:."- .-':·· driven , vlte'· flrmB to cvt the acehlent Better J l Thi~~ Are Getting Down the farm ·"' ~ .... 0 ~ 1Ly--C R0 SSW 0 R0 ACBf~SS 2. Lid u . fm- Improveg'len\8 that struck this writer's . , ~~!'!~~~1~. day of ln Au&Uiilt lhtlude(f Bradburi's ne\v grade . rehgum~ Or· home tor the county !aged, and road leading to it on Children's Home hUI in Pomeroy; Henry Ewing's new store buildings 1·0 Fig\U'es Prove Pomeroy; new surfa~ing on So. Second Ave. in Middleport; Bob Co~ts remarkable progress on the old Lyons' building, •F actories Safe No. Second Ave., in Mjddleport . and new paint jo!Js on many Ohio'a ractorlea are one or This is all fO the good. It reflects nn optimism about the I LLllue. lt lets all know that mor(l peoplf' ht>rf' lift> proud of their town, and take pride In huving nit'e things. and are will· ·.,~ only '"''~•q,r. meant she was shot he tace whilst IN the butt. 1 shall not diseuss my achlev~ments, llinee it is bad [orm to Ulk about h,1w many ;ou hit, or many certainly covered "'~ per hour reir. s _,e we . groua~. "ld his nome .,., For<bes. - . j?l\'jll;,•~ ~·· ahot tn the ~;!":Oen =~~~·fo~!·:~~.~~~~:f!,:t~:;,Y throughout both towns . And dr Ivj ng through S}n,cuse and ltullalld nne is r(lminded Of bee·Ilk · e ac It Vity WI' I h tJVI'd ence ot ' work progn•ssinJ,: on two new municipal water systems . ·. U ot ere on a you. a am-.)unt of !pepper· ing takes place A handsOJ.le J~y 1 urd a?d th~ s:~l mon rhll'r arC' on ~hi& il~oot shocked me ),y · mnuntrun~;. ing: ._ . , It 1!:1 almo~;[ nnt nn <'X1l.j;.g~tll· "PI · b~~.':·~· ~ lion to kHY that my Jondec.,..~.\i,iho · · ease e ~ - a nrobabilv I Sir homes easton in Great Britain J ht-vf' had a fa~r b~t fie such +5 400 Today Coffee Tlme no ll~OO New, Head:.iut , HEMLGtCK GROVE R!VN AL Charles Ballard, paetor of a Ful· lerton, Ky., C'hurch, and his wi!e, the former Nellie Walters of Middeport, will hold revi ,oaJ services have been content to sJt back and "Let GeorgP Do It ". A few the Joad for II\(' benefit of civic minded persons are carrying many in the county. That is a This next be needed at the 1 eroy Junior High · · _ blood to pf9vlde foi' · . . · '.' l'·· ·,o I 1 30 I :2W) ;; (a(} :.1 IA-kl'! SALE FI.1DAY The Senior ol11ss of Pomer.oy High School will hold a bake sale at the Kroger Store Frid<ty begining at 9 a. m. 1me. 8 .00 12·00 PTA TO MEET Th<' ll1•c!dlepnrt Par~nt ·Tf'nelrcr, A~~ll('>Jiion will meet )!ondl! .l' HI 1 1 7:30 P- m . :ll tht' high srho:~l aud 1tr >n u m 1nth Mrs. Rodney Sauer I pn~s.iding . A s af~t)' progrllm. spon· so:-ed by the Ameriean Autom u· bile As~ociation will be given and Earl Warnkt will present a Boy's chorus (or ~ecial music. I Indifference Causing AN~ed VIO I I SubsrrJptlon utea : Delivery by nrr'er wbPre available J1J cent~ "~~one rear 1n tdvaDelil at The l'aily St·ntinel uffire. $15 6U IDOl!. • $'1' .~; tbree months , $3 90. By r.J.')tor ruute \1 bert .JUOahlt: one rru.. oth, 1;1. By mail one y~ar ~· .'IIJ roun tllll $4 25 ate.) tnooib!, S'L .It.; one monfil. Sl . ' ' · 800 ' 8:00 : 10 00 L1:OO ! 1 :JO strurt.,l- liatJo .W ad,trtillat represeot.11t1vc Boltlnell!·Kimball toe . Ma Le.W.If!-Ob Ave., New York City, le, r.- y • · 6o55 Slb"D On Rutland PTA Meeting Held Monday Evening new WSAZ-TV Channel3 ...,. l ,n • .' -loiood will> .... - - · - ..... 1 . . I OLD SMOKE·HOUSE HAM DoVtd Dcvlei lntioducJd their Old s-rnC.ketHCtse BaCon one ' year ago today, and already the · Old Slnoke-House nome · has become a family symbol of good ~ing_ The giant smoke housos of· David Davies ore In operation 24 hours a day Ia keep up with the dl{nond for this fine smoked meat. Tondorlzed oo4 •iclooy ...... ....... and tkJOIIfjfs. Oolr ... liolll ..,._,.. o•10 ,.,~n •re ..... YoU eOn buY Old Smoke-Houie Wieners at your fawrite morket ••• they cost no 1'101'8 thon ordinary wieners. T., tlolo MWftt IMIIIIoer of the fomoua Old Smoh·HouN Now ALL WITH A HiC~{ORY SMOKED FLAVOR THAT N;;\'ER COOKS OUT! BUY THE WHOLE OLD flwllr· ' SMOKE-HOUSE FAMILY FbR YOUR FAMILY~ . ' Busied J!re•• DaUg J!rfi• David Bevies to l'our Favorite Jtfarkel ·I' , ,j- l' l �.. ~""'' ,,... ' ....-· ..,..,~ \o ~ v'•. 1•-. • ' "' •• _ ....,.J - ~~ 'WilT . • • \ # . ....'i: - ' ... '"1'::' I • • · --"\. • ' 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . Ocl 11 . 1956 .• - ------ !TELEVISION GUIDE Tloe Sentinel .The Daily Sentinel Daybook ........ THURSDAY .... .._ •ICHARD S. OWIN GIN_ MGR. ~ aa aeeoad rlaas m.._u·AIE mat 1er at ~t!I'01 Ohio. .-· ...... ' _ StJft IDfTOI 'CRTfiS ,-oa.e 381, editorb.l offlee photre 39'7. · ~·· <0- ... REYNOLD E. GREINI Pu.blilbed tt'el7 al16UOOD ucept Sunday by The Ob:n Vtllf!, ~li.Del, Joe.,. •' 110 M.ectuni~ St ., Pomeroy, 0 . Hu ~in~ vff 1 r~ ... ..,;;. I . ASSEMBLY HELD Th,• Wt:dn!'Sday Asse mhly at MJddl o:> po•·t J m•or and St!nwr H 1~ h Sdwul w~s ronductrtl by F n t1 I C.Jrdncr, pastur or lhl' Chtarrh uf Christ. who spoke nn lh(' WPI(', " ~I~· Faith Looks l'p •· H.vmrr s wcr(' :Jung during the ;1 scmblr and wert> dlrectl'd bl' ~lr~ nor,,th.l reople,s Sl\"'l'ly. voC :'I H1- tilt' >lffice ptlS1 11 = Many .Meigs Countians arc f'vidt'nlly un;nclre today of a serious srtuat~on ~bM exists and lhr ~tfong possibility ihalt if .~ey bEcome m - nee~. of blood- tha1 it may nut be forthcom>ng due to ~e facC. th;.t blood crcdils for this area M the Huntington '~loqd Center are already cX'haustcd Meigs Coqnty. Blood rrugram officials S3Y tllat "The need It?' b!?od donors )la~ · hev~r b~en 1\lOI'c \Jrft'll l !han· a1 11\i, $8~ ltEME4RIIAL Mrs. AJ.lct Nease, di~ector of th, 'F.e'de1-ft..l!d Church ehuir. hHs called a ~a·l choir r~ hearsal fl)r Fridii.Y -. at 7:30 p. m. l!lt the ehureh. All member~ are urged They point out. tlilf tflore blood has beer~ uc;NI for ~eigs County patients during the first nine mor1t hs of this y·ea,r than in the errtire 12 month p<fipd of 19>5. Th11s far in lhis year 430 pints of blood have bf!{'rl given tu Me1t;:s County patients while but 418 pints have been donated in four blood~ mobi1e visits here. It has been pointed out th at if the blood program is to be continued here jn Meigs County that it must hi.lve the sup~ port of every able bodied person who is ablf' to be a blood donor. · The main point ts, that, there have bet.•n too many who to be present. There will' b~ practice tonight. you mlssed-·or to ask your ncighbor how well he is doing. 1 l committed aJI these sins be· fore I was wised up, as AmCI·i· cans get more fun out of talking about the day's sport than in the actual day's sport. 1 could mcntiDtfr a rather .snappy double on 1htdirs.t d&y, b)lt wou't due to re- W<th Rober! Ruark fa ct to 140 donors will BY ROBERT c. RUARK being held at PornGLENI.IVET, scOTLAND eo Jlp~·t ion uf en?,u.gh, Jlr. B. Jt!..~"n.leh urLce promised 130 - ;t·•::J swqJ:tlll, bl(t w!llle h~ get_s young· er, t;~pt ~Jd~r. and I d ecided not to w~h~ an insurance policy in your possession. Afltr having given blood donor is given a card entilling he or any member of his fainily to get needed blood when nl'C(_':-:.•wry . Th blood you can spare is a prem ium on lhat insuran{.'e · . e 'l'f I' l'f d th policy that may some day mea~ n.. wle dl t•rctH'(' 0 1 e or ca to you or some one in your famtly. lt cannot be too hd'dVHy ' emphasized th a i ''Th(' blootl you gave, may be for your own ." Why not be safe h v calling ynur IHI'i;_:s ('ounlv Blood Pl'c• • · · , I t b t · gram Center today :md regu;tenng lo to YOIIr par y wmg a blood donor next Monday? heToe I am hoss. on thro !ormer ~stnte~ uf the Duke of Gordon M!Jd H1eh1T1und, wc,ring a tw~e4 ~l..'t!f·statbr, A puzzled expre;sslot. and t~e .,oil.~¥ long pants in the party. The rtst of the noble nimrodi'l wear knickerbockcra of a most exu;lmant tweed . we dr e~s. for dlnn<'r, of c~ursP . lifter ellmil>1ng uwc r moun.tains all day I(J ~~L and I have fainted nt leut twtce from lh !• extra effo rt of knulting a blaek tiP All my tiff' 1 have thought l rnoor. where crantlcrTies ond hea. ! her ahi1_l~·. wa~ l~w grnunrl . Thifl wa:; a g: n(' vrnu~ .Prtur_on my part. :\hnE' lw:;t, MaJ•Jr Ihrhurd Wad· dlngtun. ha~ 35,000 acre~ u-nd er hrs h~nrl . and :~11 but his fronl tar only 2~ 'jer- -to, take ._ ~~ . have ~ned up necd t•d bJood . · Aiff erence o1 M~1gs ' Th e m~ . . t o the blnod ..- pr ' is all too .~tyazing and It IS qu1t~ possible ~ha~ many 0 ~ho · persons 'fhO have helped to culhvate that 111d1fferent attitude by faHurp fo "do their share", may be the very person, )V~ at.., some timtl' in the future may be needinS blnod thtt liB. not , '·' . . · ~ { 1: th ere. .~ . ' . The dQ'flaUon of blood to the program IS liS good as havmg 60Dirl tbl T00 Cl (lse T0 The Forest " Meigs-Masonites who keep pretty close to home fail to realize progress In fiH'ir community is , Noticeable increases in the public's capital ochooia, roads, condition of bundings both • g~ous~:-:shootlng in '•So~ Edmund Hillary , because ter ri tory that fllv oru hl y ~ ma~~· th t• !':;"~' "· lull ~~ f1· .;~;~~~~! in• to pay for them . ID It appears that such an attitudE" is one real means of ln.surlng a community's progress . The newcomers whu may pour into this area in the lmmediate years to t•onw will he looking for exactly -~a plaee. DU\::11 We should aim to 81tpp1y it. Jt , lnTIR liEF ON THE WAY C.ttt. destined for America's dinin1 tahles are brought to feed )'arda lor a fattening~up period before being 1old to lhe meat paek&na ftrma. Durlnt thla fattening-up or finl•hlng period, the ftedert str1ve to put 11.11 mt,~ch ~-- weiaht as they can on the cattle .., eM lowe.t coat per pound of pJn. A new natu-nl hormone ·.pr•parRtion - Synovcx- has been de,eloped to do ju 11 t thi 1 • The product. Jn t!JC lorn' o! peUeta, ._ inHrted hito an ftiUy-M*deo lncial')n In a steer'a ur •d IOCa to work mln4tes afterward. TeaiJr conducted ln COI!Imtrtlal feed yard• thruuah .. out the country by tho pharmacttlllcal flrm of E. R Squibb •nd Sona, distributors of the Droduct. Jndieate that it adds at ltut one-half pound additional wetJht to cattle " day at lower DOlt per pound of gnin. The k•ta further revealed !hUt 11\Nb from l'&rcasse:'l of the ~-atlmulated cattle hfld I ~~~her proportion of lean and .Uy lOwer proportion or fat Gwldi'Qm cattle not &iven f! IIIRirllbonaone. _ _ For produc~rs of beef cattle, the inc.-eased weight gain at a lower cost is of no little ai(lmficnnce lu !heir pocketfooks; for consumt:!n, the vision o! bt:!Uo.•r shJ•ks at lower cost means rnore and bctttt.•r bcr-f an the tnble rnoa-e often. ~.... . ~.~. howev:er'; tht J n1 b B. Antlt:re4 animal trt. Adap I' huddreu ( var. ) ant In brflw• lng J3. E:r.udea mot. :.. ~~~~ ftr~- 9. Token of rnerlt tobfl. l H . Ell:Ye~ttlnr <poet ) .QtMI ~ l5. plfaturf' ttl . sun 1 od 11. Mock• 20 . EnclotUf"t 21 . hid 22. Shaftd walk ll. CelerU.j' nddilion to the Division of Safety and Hy,lone'a 46 hilltime eaiety odviRon, ai.Jnut .tOO ' spte.ty kUperviR0\'11 work in • · Foothk.e organ o. Domesu. i: :~~~;: 00~·.,> 13. 8<M,.,Yl thu Bateat plucea to be, st.atlatic-11 rrom the lnduRtrial Commi~~ion !ilww. Ouring 1955 OhJo worken Wt•ru seven t!mca 8 n.tcr on the joh than ofr. Tmfflc nnd home injurle~ nnd fe.tnlltloa were much more nrevnlent amonJ Ohio's 3·000 ·000 workers thrm induatrlfl mlshnJ»!. , A C!oifeerted effort hoa been )ru\~c fiir yenl'lllo reduce hu.luatrial· neciclent11 lu the state. ln port. catus e. Derr tlndial 12. Little Mpntrs arm.t 25. Half 1 t. POQt'ly u. Tunla!an • title 18. rro.t..-d le.,at.bt!r.l 1 JO. God or ' "'"..33. olfll•r'• A•••"' Reddlah < em.11 coat ng on . Kettle metal .'lutch 3!'-.A d~lltrt . Bottom• ot 38. Gre..-k letter ftet st. Warp-yarn . Rent 40. Biblical Bumlnl coal name ~ocka 28. FJower 27. Coil :118. CGJ.n rrt- 2D. I.Arse worm 30. ColoNter 31. Clote' t.o - 35.- Widely Promoted 16. O.trloblik• Mnre thnn one million Oh'~ j workerk are setting joiHI&rt•l} nll!s~~agea euch day as th.- fndu H trinl Cnmmlsalon of Ohio cxpnnrl.o ltk t"clncnt.ional prosram. "Safety ia primarily n 9tilb nt min((," urcordinl' to Jnm "11 IJ . Flul,er, flupcrlntentt ('nt of th • CmnmliiiRinn'e Dlvlalnn of Suf.-t~i j n111l Hyr,l one. 10 \Ve're MW t111in~ eV('I'Y nlN\111 cf communlcutl .. n to nutka Jmh111:trinl nnd furm wnYkrr11 conntuntly •:\fcty -t'o n!f,lnu ~." The publlt. It re.:Jeivlng sJ>(!c' lflr tacte on .nre working rr:·ctirr thNll!rh nt>Wipnptork, r 1uli(), lelel'l l:lion ond blllhomd111. Mu1'c than 25.000 of th l! O i1·isi on'1 s:tft>l\' po11h•r:s urt now diJ~plny•• d in Oh1;, factu•·iea ep.ch mon<h. Tht.~UIHIIl<i ;I I. of workera 1\nd se.!et;.· lliC9£'1G'·'3 h their p~y en\·elopoa. . ~ Ob j~~ .:v:: o." the p :·n:,: r11n1. r:u\ ,. rmys, bird 37. maure .um 1' .ll.rtp.wintcd wit h tht' t'Ol')ll\ ,lll · ll(!tl . ~ ' 1mft't)' rules thut JtrWf'l'll hi,: 1\'(lt. 1 1 and future bnppht~·:s11. '' j 6:00 News Picture !0 30 J I 00 I I 15 1 J.:m 1 I 4.S 12 00 12: )-on ; 30 000 11\'IY 2 I 6:45 News ('arava.l Orullch and Des Po!itieal lfelecast ~~~~lo~an~a~oc~utiY~~·~~~tb~o~balrpt~~~--manu• ....... COUbt IC&lpe... t. a rate B:OO Lux may 187 It Cioem't. but be'a lle.'' 9 :30 10:80 D.ragnet Ton~ht ____ 11:00 PeltOtt To Penl1ft New~ ____::_: l1:0:S Late Show THURSDAY s;g. On I Ca_!rl.ain Kangatoo I 1}-arry Moore 11:15 llo30 Search lor TomotTOW 11 :45 Guiding Light 12:00 Ray Millend ..Show .12 :80 "~ The Wonld Tu~ 1:00 Our Mis.s Broks 1:30 Houaep.atty 1:~0 2·00 ! S-Ol) 3:45 -1:00 \ l'e-,ijqCSI';·~ .E;r nie M""'in ~~ T.Qeatr.e Qulton F~L' .a Day M~;;Jern 1\omaDces Comedy· Time J..ittl• Mlqie OoOO AUI!ll Diu . " 4:30 2o00 The Big Payoff 2,30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day 3 o l~ FRIDAY 6o55 Slin Oo 7:00 Today 9:00 CoHee Time 10:00 Home U :OO Tic Tac OOU!{h. 1:: 30 lt Co~,:£{' Yuu 12:00 Camera Gow o.u ~d\oal 12:30 Curnm, Arthur Godfoer Strike lt Rk1l VaHant J.ady Lovo of Uft 1My 6:25 Le!i Paul 1 6:30 Coke Time 6:45 News Caravlttl Katie's Kitehen The Early Show Le.~ Paul and Mary Ford ~~~g~~k~~~Z~nt tht: JW! Preston ol Yukoa Bob Cummings Show Climax PI»"'Wif OA , or S~IU '-, •,c • ~ JC:t~~al'br·l''s ('r'!:nf'r 10:00 t:.!f"' of Riley ~ • ,'.- •.. .~,, < :uso"lle-pofii:fr · .di.l'li iiir.•aii ""l' • $' ( "T ,;J:, •, m-n__ '' ' , ILIA ., ,!if- Wta. 6 ~.;, Palac~ Playhouse ·~ ~el.. :! eaiOOD ~omwlct. ~. "'f'OCI!t!utell .. •tan<! l:J.~ · . ]. Fiu::tr. 10lutl<1" ol DAILY. ·CRYft'OQtro'IJ!l - lien._ M1r ttl "'"" It: • • 0:00 Cavalcade ' UI[IL VIC BU~i'oR 1 TS OflL TD :NUHIOZC AUSOR '1'1 ,QU88-ZUDDt.OO't'. l"e~....,.. CrfptGqUlltfoC PQM.lJ.,AftlTY'f tt JS GLORY J sM4:f,l. ~GJi: - nuoo. · · Z,wtrlbutM "' lllq l'utvu l:radlt&ttl . ALL MEAT SKINLESS Featuring the Hickory Smoked Ravor Thai Never Cooks Out! A fabulous new addition to the fomous David Davies Old Smoke-House family_ Each plump, tangy witin.t ''i' has a distinctive hickory smoked flavor_ They'rw all meat! Made from selected beef ond pork. it' • •~·· ew' ~- : 11:, ·ra!lwrc;lst II :20 Press Bo:<.. BUSINESSMEN TOM '. OW! .,' ·1. OLD SMOKE-HOUSE IACOI ·• '· LMo. """"' ..... - Friday 12:00 Film & Fancy 1:30 Ff>minine Touch 2:00 Film Festival 4:00 Two gun Playhou.~e noo Mickey Mou"e 6:00 News Weather Sports 6: 15 John Daly fl :30 Rin Tin Ti11 7:00 Jim Bowie 7:30 M~n BehL"'ri thP Badge 8~00 Treasure Hunt 6:10 so:li>,> T~< .VL5•! 't'i!P\in.y Anthony New~>. &~ow ..,_ ... ~- .. ,...~. • .'l ntl Weath('r 11 :10 'Sports • ln:l~ My.stel'y Theatre i _ 1~:15_. 9lg~ .· Off NEVER BEFORE IN DAVID DAVIES 50 YEARS HAS A BRAND WON SUCH WIDE· ACCLAIM ••• SO ,Q~KLYI ' . . !+ ) . ,.., . ·" "'""! DAILY SENTINEL THANKS TO CARRIER TRAININQ • toung BuSinessman at work ••• that's the ldd that rwgulariJ drops the 11aper at your doorstop. At an early age · he's a SALESMAN ••• a PUBLIC lELATIONS MAN ••• and a tactful COLLECTOR- the foundation far the making of a good bJ[sinessman. THE DAILY SENTINEL .DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TH& MEIGS-MASONAIIEA ol ~ ...... ' to toy .. itaN laUo, lioto IIIII OLD SMOKE-HOUSE BOLOGIIA Daftd Doftoo'·- NCipe .... lllltW ..., ,. MaN - <.• . . · 1~ : 00 .Ft'atUI;,.pt'~b-"'. 11 :00 ... ....., .,..,.,... ,.....• 3 6:05 ., I'ODAY! J?•~lY,IIe.· w;nchell }lhtw paperboy receires, will btnefit him in many waYS throughout fife• . A. Crypte&NN QM.taUoa Inf.o . NEWSPAPERBOYS · ~LON$F~LLOW d nna lettu almp1y etude fair u,other. 1n thll A ta ~ ror tbe \~,. . L'l, X for the two 0 ... ate. BlllJle Htt.~'i :;•· t . opl\lea, "'the lenrth 1nd ro.,._Uea of the wer41 an .llo £f,cl\ dq cqde lettere ate dlffeN'It. u.e Mr Slmmolll, who was adopted 1 the Pawnee Indian Triue in OtlaThree ca1b pril:e• are t.o be 1 homa this .Ummer, lllu1trated bit ton, we~ weekend pestl ·of Kr monthl of achool in the 1pring and moU.tt, :\trfl Adolph Grueaer Sr., award to th~ three top winnera ln r talk with a colorful di&Oiar of llf- .aad Mn Richard Chambers a.ud made UD ber work durlPI lhe sum- vi!rited in Parkersbug witb th~.! back, Todrly It S.UbeT 6 Urolaae Drug, Pomeroy and Dutton Dduga addltion to unauditioned appear· I dian artifacta. aon, Eric, and other reJativel. mer. She waa .in the h01pital when family of tbe late Robert Gruser _ Middleport. I It it eaq to see how the tiainrng your news. tAD\,.. Talent Show entranll. • • A.XY0LBAAXR .. intresteu !Q:W ·'IOBKDUI, at all peop1f!, are buyinr Geiger Counten like ~ tJieee daya, according to the Radlae people of Fifth avenue. plolleerl in the leld. The cauae reportedly I• the wlo:lely·publlclzed ..raahun at.rlke In the Ramapo mountain&, a half-hour run from Timtl BqQI.I'tl by heUcopter. 'TN& lt Nati<mal Do.,.ghnut Monti'!, and rm •Ul'lll you Want to know the ttu)a on tl:le diiOUilllkm. agenda for the National i\mklq \lao. e~; (a) abollllhmea.t of the word "8tnker'' from the American lanp&fe, (b) raUDc&tlon of the overlapping dunking grip and ~e) Newspaperbors make manl,, too. At on ,.e ar" age th.,. l•ar~ thevolue of a ~ollar, And they leain to depend upon theor own abilitY instead of upon an aHowance from dcul. Most of these youne_ 111en ara building sariiiCII QCCounh for cou.ge edueiltfoa or ot.er important Heds. · uthtrat 4:'1. HarMI 1 Followine the bu.sineN meetina:, school mperintenchnb and to var- ·Mr Mi~e Simmom, Ol PomerU)', ious civic organl.zaliona throu&h· eatertamed the memben w:tta. a out the county for the information talk ?n American Indian euiJure. of c...,.,, ra,- attendance banner. · ded the M:i-1 ;;:z SA'! AROUND TAUUNG with a man in armor lhe other day. n WU on the let of Arlene ll'rahell' Honk' televialGn ahow, and the tfn..platl4 lad wu William Ru.ueU, Wbo's Lancelot ln tbe r-.ew Brit· · llll ·wteo Mritl belfta' imported here. A pleU&nt aoul, whoae eU)'~ plq' ruftlabiUty may aet a uw '.at;vle ill televtalOn hel'9f'~· M1la JIIDI txean, the Kun stater who dotMrn't amoke the clgara, la back on tbe iGJit atqe tbeae r1aya aa Jayne Man.sfteld's •uceeuor la 1VQl 8KOCIJat BpoU Bock Buneer P ·In ., world too orten peopled wltb. IIOUII who r.ad thetr pnea ellpplnp, the handaome JrOu K.' ll a down~to-flarth exception. She and •later Betty, totaUy unlike, aN.- you ~d for&lve tbe com, ace& back to back. Glrla who iWOcm over Frank Sinatra-ancl rm illl'ormed that there 8UJI· art' JO~e-are MvtMd. that bl the elothlnJ' &tore run by Cy1 KartiD em Broadway, there's & Ufe~ model of The Voice, to ho C4ll o~ .ultl from anywhere 1n Uti world bY phone. Martin reeent:l1 ,Whipped up 1bt new job& fOT Sinatra after a call tram Madrid. ~Wbo"IID M'adl'ld, BIJI.atl'$ thould go there, anyway?). M'arun at.o coatwnea some of the big ehii!W.'If, euch U Judy Holllda7"• new BeU, Are B'ngla1g. eye maku pll'Cket-leu aulta for s.mmy Davie. lr., caahmeN! trench eoata, ':alread-y yet, for Jackie Ok!Uoa. and ''llaftd-up" sun• fo'r comedio Kyron Cohen. Cohen eui~ iltaftd a wr1ftltled ault1 110 he refuse• to all down bllore & ~··p ~ ~~- ' :foreign Intrig,l~ NOTICE OF HE4UINC Probate Court, Mei~t~ Couftty, Ohio, No. 17357 THURSDAY To Steven R. .t'\pat'h e ('-Q John 1I :r'ia Sign un Apaeh('. 486 :@wing Street, Wash· 12 00 Film & Fanrr ington, Pcnmylvania. t::n, Feminine Touch You are hereby notifi<'d that on 2:00 Artcrnoon l"'ilm Fes-ti\'at th e 29th da~' of Au ~~ - 1956. a peti ~ 4:00 TWl'-G un Pla}-hcus,. lion for the adopti~m of Robc•·t S.1eYrn Apache a Fh lhi . 11ije 9 &:00 Mickey Mouse year~. born at Steubenville, Ohio, on the ;)rd 1lay of Novembu, 1947 6:00 Buffalo Bill, Jr. wa .~ fih>d in Ll,;, Court. Said Petition wrll be for hea1··1 e:30 Sheriff of Cochi•e i n 1~ befure sa id Court at Pomt'roy 7:00 CiN'm Ohio on th(' 27th day of October, 1958, at 10 <.-'ciO<'k a. m. 8:00 Wir'~ Servil't • It 1!'1 ailcgf'd in s9id Petition that you as father of ~aid child _g;OQ Ozurk Jubil-ee hav e wilfully failed tr~ properly 1o:,OO Feature Theatre support and maintain sa id ('hi)d __ .• for a pt'rio:l of mnrc than t'WO li :OO New.) and Weether yra.rs immediatt'ly prE't't'ding the '• riling of said petition . 11:10 Sport.'J John C. Bacon,· Judgto 11:15 MY,&tery Theatre Dy Mary Olivr Ingraham, Chief Df'puty Clerk 12:15 Slin orr M:lven by Mra Mildred Lueu. lln Page's First Grade room wu awar· 7:30 Tlof! Whi stler B:Oil Polilil''-11 Teler:1~1 ~ Plana for the Talent Show , to be held October 22. 18511, were dilClllled. Hill F.Jizabetb Uoyd gave a report of the pt(llreJI made In orJanizlna: the sb&w. She reported that letters rutd been sent to 4 ... ~ 4Gbe tv~~~~~·· ·.r- S~t. i.. ...,"' , , Kroll L rr ...b. linE II Wood, ·II Blake ol EvanaeHne Mn Etbtl French ..-turned Wed Chlpter, O!S, were In lrlarietta n•tcby from a vllit witb Kr and TueldiJ nea.IDJ to attead the li.l.· Mrs Fred Thotna~, Amanda. She tletb IDDJYei'NI'f of the Karle1.ti1 b•d been villitiDI Lbtm since Sun· OEII. cby wben 1he wu KCOJDpiDJed there bf Mr and Mra (iene F'reucb Mn: GeorJe Doqlu (Lurille and aona, Keith, Carter and Klm. Rousb), '[)egver, COlo., lw returD,01 4ntLITI.. I'OOT ed home atwr a •••• viJit with Ull A KIIIATOI. YTIO Jlr and Mn Clarles MeKuter he-r parents, llr IDd Mn Arthur IICAUIIBouab, and .ot.ber relatives. Her were businh& vitlors in Ciaeinnati It ill an qeat that 4eade• aDd younaer aater, Shirley Rou.th , hu over the weekend and Mrs )lcM.a•- ptela off IJileeted akla, Expa111 returued to her studies at .Jliddle~ ter attended LoweD Thoma1' pro- more Ierma: to Jll kiiUq adio.a. port Hiab School where she )! • dudion ··seven Wood~ of thr Get in.JCIDtdryilll'' T-&.L, • ar.. HDlor after aa extended illneu. World'' on tbe. Claorama, Tut>_. tolytic. at 1117 4n1a' ~. If aot Mr nd Mra Robert Hill Sr., DIIY- M1H Routh .... m the lut three .~Ay Mr and Mrs MooMaster and ber pleased IN ONE .flOUR, your «te ellin.inaboa. of the ouUaw type or ..knuckle" dunk. Don't torgt~t, )'OU ruct lt here ftret . . . . Doea an.r actor work !non~ than Otto ~1 otto le bt.ck Ia. NY now for televla1on work. lt wu hare, . In 1920, that he worked In hla llrat movie, the .Uent venlon of URMr fi:OO · News Picture 6: 15 Sportl9 Eye Secret Stoorm FAige of Night Mrs Hubert llau is 1 medk:&l patient at t.he Kober HOAplte l Mr and Hrt Fay Girdner, Dallu Texu. lert today altc • a Khort v~l! w1th hlJ brother, Fr\:d 1. Gar· dner, paalor ol tbe Church ot Chrut, and bil w.ife. They plan to viJil hl.a mother, 111'1. V:oy Gard· ner, Elton, .ud go to D•rton to via tt Mn Glrdntr'• relative&. Mr aDd Kn L D Ervin were were McArthur Tuesday to attend the funeral aervie81 of hi• aunt . Mn. Eliubeth Daw10n, CoJ.. umtnu. The Rutland P T A held ita moCounty P T A CQuncU It Letart, nthly meeUn1 MondAy evenin& in the hi&h~~rhooJ auditorlum, with attendtd by four m•mben -r Ute the preaideot, Ml'll. Carl Miller', Weitern School Olltrict P T A, wu pre!idi:lg. • • • • l:.i~~ .UP : WCHS-TV ChannelS 6o00 8:00 9:00 9o30 10:30 ll 'OO Roport. ou tllt meetlDI iol tloo lin It lllllate _ . . , ... beJ palOtN, llr_ ud 1110 &or Tney aa4 paadlather, Arthur Tracy, to M~ Wednetda7 OD a buslOfh trip. "tteYebtJ' per cent fd our bultnua," Kaplan 1Jll711, "'18 With men under ..,_d 46 per cent of 1t Is with mea. unthr SO.. Three out: ot tour ~lece1 WI sell are eNWCutll." He weara a ''taah" hbuelt ~iiteaul. Jle MYI "lt Ia my 1nberlted l'Jght to h&ve h&lr." Feder, la.eld4m.Uy, ..... an out.tandlnr oiler of $10,00() to anyone wbo eu srow llllr Oiti ..., bud. 10:45 P'r.ank Lvaby Shl)W 11:30 Fareip lfLtlligut MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ._..of ae·,..,., Your -Esso Reporter 10:15 Sports Parade 10:25 Weatherman 10:30 Highway 11 11 :20 Pra Box:. If paytn.s lbt WIAZ prvtrallt, TtJ- ent Sbowcue. ~ud,ift ol tbe .lOPl • Talent Show wUl be l'nncH XleJD EleanQr Beha•t aDd Bob H.olfJJ.cb. ''J't4el"a hairplecft,.. Ben cl&ima ltDuUy, "'ean rul.t hunieanu. be altpt in or .vet. torpedoed ln." 'l'he oompany bu arowut 200 hair. maeb ''tub.. cotta from . - to '190 IIDd 1ut1 around 10:00 11:1!5 WeatheJlcjst 12o00 T.he him. a wblt. IDce'l OD ...._ bJ .too many permanent wavea. -tLao lli.ubw:a,v ~atrol , 9:00 tel1inl' Kaplan, who at 18 WaN a lfJzbloo cr..-.cut "tubay,.. l"eccer tn ~· Urn• ,. flldoQW' bu eovera4 the hu4& of 10,000 pencma-wt.t.b fo """'I•·" what a.lobc Broadway are eaJied "divot." (UtU• I onu on tbe baek of the head), ..doW.." (audium• et.s <*e. tor tbe pate) ad "rup" (klng•abed onn). redu'a maln. ..UO. of hair ll th• peuut women ot Piedmont, lt.aly, ad hi uea .n .-ce -...:1 a halt ot 1t tor an avel'q't piece. The hUr of Amerl• eu women on.n 1.1 no pod at alJ, beeaUN it'• ben 4yec1 or weak- 8 o00 "llhe 0\lfladm'- You Bet ·Your f..ri!e a defy f ..l like AeoordlnJ to '""" '"dft7oU" 1:30 Pla}'!boose fJf Sl:al'.a 'lb~r wone than du.th. ~,,.k>n~~ &bout thll.," h• nporb, ..but I mu t&y hla kidMaa doMn't both.,. .. -..J SP<"ro::i ~·orm Edge or Nigbt Ksalir'!l Kit.rh,.n 4 :30 Tbe Early Show 6:10 Les Paul and MJtry rord 6:15 Dou,gJ.as Edward! 8o30 Tenn..... ~le For~ 'ol biJ4MM. J'edol', Ul4 Ill 6.30 My Friend FH..:ka 7 :00 West Point 7:00 Flott & Scrugg.s \0~00 I ·lb&t 11bbort Woedo bu h ... hlo A7 1ft lean back and u.t.en lor • · momeat to Ben. z. Kapl&a, wtlo W&I'U aM ''I wW kill penoully ll you \1M the word. 'WI&.' " behalf W1r 'd TurnJ Our ~-Ii~s Rrnnh H•msepar!y Big Payoff Bob Crr~.~b:• Show ...; New Totker tb1Dlu ~t: J 15 3 .30 . 4-M 6:10 rrank Leahy 6ol!l Les Paul an(! 8 :30 The Dlna.h Shore Shvw I LEGAL NOTICE Seated bids will be reeeived at the Meigs (-'ounly Commi:<.Sioncr's OUJ~. ~omeroy, Ohio until 9:00 No111!1Ulber 10th, 1956 for all and equipment wnter.prQof and NuCounty Children·~ located at Pome- N""! 1'011&-'1'1:Uq:11 caee :HIO Brigh\l'r D!ly I 8:00 I :m FRIDAY Sign Or• Capt!lin Kangaroo G:1rry Moore Arthur GOtdfr1•y Slrike It Rieb. Valie nt Ul d)' I.OVt> rif Life S<"arC'h for 1 or,,orrow l.uirlin~ Lil(-ht Hay M'illantl Show \ h.r.f.-1- :D. NatiVn .Gt th.e .NtiW' !l:ut •U . Quench. is ta reduce thf' numh"r of in· I juric-s tU)d otcU))I'I.tiunal d .. <.'n~···" umon": Ohio'• thl'(le millio-n wol'k ers. Thia ctt.n best be doni;', he 1 po;ntl'd out, "By 1 Jtt;nv, "'·rry.m,· . at the Hemlock Grove Church of Christ starting next Monday and continuing lor the week including Saturdoty r·.>eing. Mrs. B:tllard will be son-g leader. I tPeru) Ohi.o Job Safety 5:00 address was 70!:i 6th Avenue, Rear, 3:30 PI'IJnsylvanla, Is hereby 4o00 . that on lh ~ 19th day of uo 1956, Wesley BPilcs, 1 555 file•! hi s p:ct itlon 6o00 agairut her as lldemlan t in the 6:15 Court of Common Pl eas, Meig.'l 6 :30 County, Ohio, Case No. 1:2.470, 7o00 1praytng for divorce from l.h~ said 7:30 Jtuth Dellcs on t-ho gr.ounds ,.tl[ B o~a gr'Qs>; r.cglecl of duty and plnin,1JH IOoO!I Also pr:\ys fur •1thcr proper l'e~f. ~aid causP will be fu r heatlngl on 10o15 a nee. hr alter lht• 5th day of NoTem~r, Hl:25 . I caa mr.ntlon 'tPie DOOle"st view 1956. Wesley Belles, Plalnij(f ol uiJ, the Glenlivot dislillerit>s O'BRJF.N ar,d O'BRIEN , Attor~s 10:30 whe~·e they make Scotch enehant: ror Pl:!intifL , ment. 11:00 (9) 20, 21 uo> 4, n. ta. 2s &to -·----- 3. !lmpl()y Tic Tac lJou~h It ('OU ld be you Parson's Study CurrPnt TennPssee Ernie Matinee Theatre QuPen For A Day Modern Romances t'oonedy Time Little Margie Aunt Dru 1'1ilow '1 :80 LEGAL NOTICE ..1 ::o " uu 9 :w Home 1: Rutb nell~;s , whose hst known WI 4 I about 1. A food 5. Flap• tql1. 011 , • .fll:."- .-':·· driven , vlte'· flrmB to cvt the acehlent Better J l Thi~~ Are Getting Down the farm ·"' ~ .... 0 ~ 1Ly--C R0 SSW 0 R0 ACBf~SS 2. Lid u . fm- Improveg'len\8 that struck this writer's . , ~~!'!~~~1~. day of ln Au&Uiilt lhtlude(f Bradburi's ne\v grade . rehgum~ Or· home tor the county !aged, and road leading to it on Children's Home hUI in Pomeroy; Henry Ewing's new store buildings 1·0 Fig\U'es Prove Pomeroy; new surfa~ing on So. Second Ave. in Middleport; Bob Co~ts remarkable progress on the old Lyons' building, •F actories Safe No. Second Ave., in Mjddleport . and new paint jo!Js on many Ohio'a ractorlea are one or This is all fO the good. It reflects nn optimism about the I LLllue. lt lets all know that mor(l peoplf' ht>rf' lift> proud of their town, and take pride In huving nit'e things. and are will· ·.,~ only '"''~•q,r. meant she was shot he tace whilst IN the butt. 1 shall not diseuss my achlev~ments, llinee it is bad [orm to Ulk about h,1w many ;ou hit, or many certainly covered "'~ per hour reir. s _,e we . groua~. "ld his nome .,., For<bes. - . j?l\'jll;,•~ ~·· ahot tn the ~;!":Oen =~~~·fo~!·:~~.~~~~:f!,:t~:;,Y throughout both towns . And dr Ivj ng through S}n,cuse and ltullalld nne is r(lminded Of bee·Ilk · e ac It Vity WI' I h tJVI'd ence ot ' work progn•ssinJ,: on two new municipal water systems . ·. U ot ere on a you. a am-.)unt of !pepper· ing takes place A handsOJ.le J~y 1 urd a?d th~ s:~l mon rhll'r arC' on ~hi& il~oot shocked me ),y · mnuntrun~;. ing: ._ . , It 1!:1 almo~;[ nnt nn <'X1l.j;.g~tll· "PI · b~~.':·~· ~ lion to kHY that my Jondec.,..~.\i,iho · · ease e ~ - a nrobabilv I Sir homes easton in Great Britain J ht-vf' had a fa~r b~t fie such +5 400 Today Coffee Tlme no ll~OO New, Head:.iut , HEMLGtCK GROVE R!VN AL Charles Ballard, paetor of a Ful· lerton, Ky., C'hurch, and his wi!e, the former Nellie Walters of Middeport, will hold revi ,oaJ services have been content to sJt back and "Let GeorgP Do It ". A few the Joad for II\(' benefit of civic minded persons are carrying many in the county. That is a This next be needed at the 1 eroy Junior High · · _ blood to pf9vlde foi' · . . · '.' l'·· ·,o I 1 30 I :2W) ;; (a(} :.1 IA-kl'! SALE FI.1DAY The Senior ol11ss of Pomer.oy High School will hold a bake sale at the Kroger Store Frid<ty begining at 9 a. m. 1me. 8 .00 12·00 PTA TO MEET Th<' ll1•c!dlepnrt Par~nt ·Tf'nelrcr, A~~ll('>Jiion will meet )!ondl! .l' HI 1 1 7:30 P- m . :ll tht' high srho:~l aud 1tr >n u m 1nth Mrs. Rodney Sauer I pn~s.iding . A s af~t)' progrllm. spon· so:-ed by the Ameriean Autom u· bile As~ociation will be given and Earl Warnkt will present a Boy's chorus (or ~ecial music. I Indifference Causing AN~ed VIO I I SubsrrJptlon utea : Delivery by nrr'er wbPre available J1J cent~ "~~one rear 1n tdvaDelil at The l'aily St·ntinel uffire. $15 6U IDOl!. • $'1' .~; tbree months , $3 90. By r.J.')tor ruute \1 bert .JUOahlt: one rru.. oth, 1;1. By mail one y~ar ~· .'IIJ roun tllll $4 25 ate.) tnooib!, S'L .It.; one monfil. Sl . ' ' · 800 ' 8:00 : 10 00 L1:OO ! 1 :JO strurt.,l- liatJo .W ad,trtillat represeot.11t1vc Boltlnell!·Kimball toe . Ma Le.W.If!-Ob Ave., New York City, le, r.- y • · 6o55 Slb"D On Rutland PTA Meeting Held Monday Evening new WSAZ-TV Channel3 ...,. l ,n • .' -loiood will> .... - - · - ..... 1 . . I OLD SMOKE·HOUSE HAM DoVtd Dcvlei lntioducJd their Old s-rnC.ketHCtse BaCon one ' year ago today, and already the · Old Slnoke-House nome · has become a family symbol of good ~ing_ The giant smoke housos of· David Davies ore In operation 24 hours a day Ia keep up with the dl{nond for this fine smoked meat. Tondorlzed oo4 •iclooy ...... ....... and tkJOIIfjfs. Oolr ... liolll ..,._,.. o•10 ,.,~n •re ..... YoU eOn buY Old Smoke-Houie Wieners at your fawrite morket ••• they cost no 1'101'8 thon ordinary wieners. T., tlolo MWftt IMIIIIoer of the fomoua Old Smoh·HouN Now ALL WITH A HiC~{ORY SMOKED FLAVOR THAT N;;\'ER COOKS OUT! BUY THE WHOLE OLD flwllr· ' SMOKE-HOUSE FAMILY FbR YOUR FAMILY~ . ' Busied J!re•• DaUg J!rfi• David Bevies to l'our Favorite Jtfarkel ·I' , ,j- l' l �•• • .-••----..v- -' ,I PeterS. Direct Scheduled Fo-;Fina1 amp•ons I'Appearance Of 1956 At Lancaster F~ aJr . Mr9 . Orvll\~ Wries. Mrs. Wyatt r.i!ber t, ~frs. Gard~ner Mankin , and Mrs. Eugene Triplett were ewa n.:~:~d ~o.st ume prize! when the Set·tm d Ward ~omen'll ch.l'b met Tu?sda,\' eve mng at the Ward hc1 ~.>\.' for a Halloween party and the Bcooklyn Dnrtgm to the'"""' pitcher~ who ('au~ed Ste-ngel s•1 m01ny sl ~ ~pl~fs ntghts durm~:: thC' Amt·ncan Lra~:uL' ·wason f!·lppy a-; lhC} WC~t" 0\'IT th€ I Y u.'lke1• (ll !' ·Ill{ l ot •kl'!l Lh t he spvt thlilt' wuul ·t 11 11'n tft~ '~''" D( nlf' . A Jllower ''"' to M<>. Le. toy Watson. St., ,;ltb fell la st w~k Dodgers when th:·y s rnl't•U S.:l ~ nd 13 -tl VIC· NOW! Iori '·~ tn the f.r•t two iBmcs. E v"n Whilt>y r(lrcfs tlih-d - gamt' triumph thd n'f rc<11ly thnn.l(e matte : & be'•au11t tie young li Outhpaw <~tt'J<~ IIy is regardlffi us the "la-J t <.f lht! old j\Uird ,pi!ehers." TM-n It Started , I-l•·t the n 26 Jt'lrr r>l,t Tom Slur· d1. :·rl' eamc th rou • I) with lh f" el! •ps down, 27 year vld Don Lnr· 3tn turned in hrs r·p1c twr f.-.ct · game, 23 year old Doh Turley pitched a- hrillia nt fo ur·hilter in a 1·0. 10 inning J(>Bs and 23-year -uld Johnny Kuckll cllmuerl it all with Wednesday's serlt>s . cl inchlna, G-- WINTER NOW IS TilE TIME TO t: :-f'~ king he :- a "'U. 'fbe l.·ateling ot 1 rrr z~ don~!-. j by \1rs . Wcrr~· wa 5 award~<! to rharl.es J .• Mrs. Ttl~ to have a le tt . It was Vtltl•d Tftanksifivinll dinner at the next meeting. Following thl! business s ession an auction sale was held with Tbi! Yankres' yuulh movPment. victory wa s h~ud~~d br th(' pitch er~ but it Wll .'i sigJr tfca nt !hat two Of Wedne.idMy\ Four hunwr'!i were hit by · younger 11\ayers. Go Non.Siop Vla I Mrs. C. :& Weese entertalne:d W-ith . a chicken. dinne: Tuesda~ 'fi.V~n;ng at her home in Syracu.st> honorhli Mr. Weese, son non and Mis, Mal"tia Karr, aU r>t whom have birthdays iil Ottober A deconted birthday cake wiih candiM r eBtl!t'etf Ure t.bie ' Present were Miss KaTr, MrS. Bert Weese and Mr . and Mrs. W.eese and sana, Don and Jaelt. the Lancaster ·W nt Virgini• with the w)n,_. ..-, .-e'ent. This 16 Tllrllpike fast race\ at . T.,. Sho<k Sh- al All Tl.,.l Rlchri-1 . ,DAY T~J WORLD IND.D ., !nSv--) -AUCI- . Cathy ~· PHANTOM FRQM 11,000 LIAOIIU .Also CARTOON ., •~ • an Avon Paul DINING ROOM c.mna on !4.n land- rece&,IJ .-ert Wln~ferd Htl )JiM llbaeht> Krecn Parkl.na Co. Le()fta Wamllf'1' whe i.l • Uendin' ~ar• !ulll Co.Jleae at Huntingt~ ~ l)trnt tbt week end wtth har par~:nil Mr and Mr1 Clarence Wam· ilt>y . Mr and Mrs Aleunder Fox from f>::o, t L1verpool Ohio ~pent S..turlay and Sundaf with Mr ud ,\ fr• d11 ~en "'' Bcae Stnrart ChH1\iH Ohm, Mn .hllha Huehar We5t Cdtua~bt. 1nd Mr Robert Stewart Muo•. - ·11111 ltlari.JD BUI'b.l entertained trieMII a& btr borne Saturday evenlaJ. The) eajoyed Lhi!mtel ves by t;tlaytq pma 11114 makitlj eand)' . Mr 'nd Mn O.nald Qeusenl:wrry and son DHna (rom Athens Ohio ·u, liSt •on Dta.n ie visited Mrs Katie Ba111 aud K.en,nlt: SunWI:r eveniDII. PAiYMAH PAI.lY A J"ay made party waa held at the boQie .of Mrt Betty P'cx . Mon· day nenlill with Mn Adrian Lat- C' l.artnc~ New•ll. 1 Shirley f)Jiver · Marien Rouah Oi· Viti!JDI Hr And7 stewart Sup- ana DarJt ' lltley, Mrs Jan.- 6 P.M.-ll P.M. NOTICE ~ECLOSE Monday eighth In The B\,U!keJ81- ahowed I IY. o~ ·~J!\PIHd ed in total 1m b)' tltie l<odinl tnm, NoVJ. Rou Jh , Mariir Richard . Janet Nicboknn. The doq.r orize was won by lir ~ Mack Ste..Vart . Tt'1011e attendin& were Marien Rou.tl. Pauline Stewart. Marly n, Diana nanl. Dorothy Van Meter, Marg1e Hit:h· • rd. Jan ice, Jann ,.'t ichoBon. Shirle.r Oliver, Eleanor Trueth , l>on~a Ghlze. Irene Kelt ev and ch. ldren, Charlene and Parkanna _ .1111'., , . , .•. , Drinlt ll"10f Owio eel. .. t.w..t o! til itt'to14rioo .. . -··- ~ AT6P - - -----· -·- - whole or rlb hall ON • • • 45¢ PORK LOINS ARMOUR • • STAR Bonete.. - eaoy 1o prepare VEAL STEAKS • • lb79¢ USED AND TRUCKS !!VANS SUPER .Taall$ .-,~an~~ . F-K;~S-11 ;; ' · , Beef ..lb ·35c ARMO'IJR.StAR "!lnta Cl!ls Speelaeular" Gel DII<OUI eoupono worth $30.00 on ·qdlll. Jly merdlallilloe · ' arri .2:U8 ., · _' ... ~~~L~e~a~>eV:8,:02 6:21pm, 12:20prn. am,7 :00 7:32pm4 am ~;.;;;· $5.so Plus U . s. Tax Palnt ·Roorln~·Salos-Sen, and of OOU!fe •l costa Tess &p MII,IDLEPORT GREYHOUND •'• I ' ~T WINUR> I McMASTER . WILL 'SOON HDWE.&IFURN. Bl! HBU: I I On These Heating Specials AT YOUR HEATING HEADQUARTERS FOR Siegler Fuel Oil Heaters GAS It Warm Morning Heaters GAS • Heart-Gio Heoten lliEROsiNB ·Perfection·· Heater ~OAL : •• ' GB ltLIICI'IIIC flU'l'lltS • ! ·- McMASTER HARDWARE &FURNITURE CO. IIJDDLEPORT, omo ~ ! A 27·1{ame Winner durin g I h,• National League season with a 47 12 won and lost record NPwrflmtw suffe-red hil fourth strail-!ht W ~Jr l d Series Joss to the Yankees. Berra, with his record - 8eltin g 10 run:~ batted In for the S•·r ir s. wa11 another key Yankee hN,• along with 1he evrr·dlln~eruu!\ M'ickey ~ntle nnrl clukh-phl)'i:l.O:: Billy Martin and Gil M r l>ou~uld . Shining above them all. 11r c uur~ e . waa Lar~b but evan utd Jo~n o~ Slaughter, benched in favo r 11f Howard Wednesday had hh l'a rl,· bierolcs to help h im forget his tlllfh·rlme fiel~inll worries. In defeat tbe DodfJers proscn1.-.d her0011 ln pitchers Sal MagUc. Don Besse-nt, and Clem Labim•, in addition to Duke Snldcr, Gil Hod){e·:; and Jaekle Robln•on. u Wll!-1 . ba ~. lcally, an old team whlch won I he N'JtJonal Ltaa:ue pennant with t ht> hfli1p of tired old arm a'nrl it limply eould not eope wlth tlw )'OUDier Yanktcs onee Stengel\ kid }tltcbllrl straightened out. $299.00 . ·BAKE·R I' I• OW• :·.· ·~ Vo11 aet topodoUar \i'alue ..., heUI1 fW . lop re1alo toman.w. Afh4,.. . . . . .. ' ·for yov~ pre1eftt car If """1 NOWI' r• )'9Jrl.l. U~I OU.I CIUAUTY WAY OP DOIIIOJ14!-.t KARR & VANZANDT 411 Pomeroy, Ohio Crows Liv~ Poultry ('o. Clifford 164 100 181 525 10 01. l8c · ....... lhz. 27c 53 Ford · ·· · ·· $1"5 Ranch Wagon • ... • · . • 4 No 303 cans 49¢ ,_rtlla18 <I( I . . . . lrtlft NeW - !ipetlll k ..;. IIIII week wlfll Deluxe Margarine • .: 2 -11b. pkas 394& 56 Ford ...... $2595 . Countiy Sedan4 Df; ' 56 Fwd ' " " ' $2395 Falrlane 4 Dr. 52 Pack1111 .. " $795 ' '" A bundtt ·or .n..oy: Slilllulotoi { . . .petite. end auppfias lroft .. lo ~ ,....nl Hrodnttk foJo lly asirmil'atod; will not dillurb ~: • Pay off bills • New Fall cfothes o Newer car I • Household appliances • Furniture • Repairs on car or home · $25 to $1000 BUY TO CAN expenses 0 Medical bills . ........ ,'I • .. Knl lllncly, 1\lanap 300 W. Second St.- Pbone: 432, l'omero) Hourt.' Mcm ...Fri. 9-:S : Sat. 9-JJ-o,.tl- ..,..,.,..,.~ bv tJ)pOfft"""' , PUIS .... .. .... · .. · .... · Bu. Basket $1.19 ~VU& I'U.Y •· c COFRI ·........ · ........ .. · · 51 Ford ...... $595 · '!0 Ton Stake Starks PHARMACY I. llWN ITRIIT PHONIS:U POMEROY, OHIO JIM.M¥ PARSONS.· INCORPORATED Y01JR FOIID DEALER MIDDLEPORT MAIM CII'I'ICI --- -- Ph. USED CAl. LOT ·-----· Washed 1nd lrillllllild, . ll. 69c . SLICID lACON · .. .. .. · ...... · .. .. .. LB. 25c BOILING IEEF · .......... · .. .. .. .. · Lb. 59c Bofle• 'l'ray Offer with Ken-1.-Rotion Dqt ~- LMN TINDER BONEY'S FRONT ST. . . . Market . ~· Pomeroy, Ohlo ' • NOBODY BUT·NOBODY UNDERSELLS . ................ llx Soap ·.. · .. · .. : .. .. 4 reg. 35c Paelfu N11lt111t OLD SIIOKI R01JSE ~ ntdr .. cook TURNIPS ....... .......... 3 lb.. .. 15c DieMIHMI ENGLISH WALNUTS .. ... . . ... . . lb. bag 53c ACROSS THE BOARD POTATOb .. · .. .. · .... ·.. ' .. ' .. 10 IL. 43i: Signa.tun• on!v7 -, auto or fumiture. ~. -·· ': !~Trip Service; ' ':':phont fi,rat. • School WHY PAY HOMEGROWN ....... - 50 lb. bog-$1.39 FANCY BARTLETT PIAU···· ······ lib. 35c ltnift D11111ers ...... · " · f plgs. 19c SpeeJaltoorr Mebce- JUNIIE!l' DeUdoat big-eyes Choeoiole or feiluebe lvans Swiss CheeH · · · · · · · · lit. 59c Fudge &Frosting Mix · · ·· . llox 31 c 8 C¥l4 Dr. 2 Dr. 10 lb. bag IIIJI.tn tabela 11111 '"' z..... ra& St1rklst , . . · · . 2 No. % c1ns 59c li'fl ~1111e o11 ,..,._ 54 hnt ...... $109$ !'" " . .me1, tec:l the Parkersburg team llflllth 626 with $1r1ne hlttlno 602. Thfl IeoNI; Smith'! Packlng Hons<' llolmann 161 206 1 ~ 1 5! R 322 191 213 li21i Streint>r Sereno 218 172 212 ti0 2 , fluggins. R. 210 2M 178 !\!I! I Boice 190 191 21::1 5\"H 2931 ~· Diad: & Wllite 29c (Lt. Green) 211. At ~trtner, who ul11 m,t~ny lout foOtiMIU Mel buk-•tball tOOl 963 $67 can 54SIIcl.211r.·$795 Bowling Highlights Totals 53 Clrn. 2 dr. • $895 · (Green) CrOY.'J Chieks rfln into a tl.'d hot Smttb ~acklna House hmm at Pari:enbUTI lnt niJ!:ht 1\8 th<' Cb!Ckl loft two o ut of lhrf'r garl!l'' to the oppotltlon R! thf' w inn{'l'': rolled 1 aea~on high sl'rir~ in rh ,. All St.ar league with a 2931 t~1IUI The Chicks had to roll .970 in !ht' 'r Now'• tke •mart tl...e to 4.. ..,,~ ..· 46 "· J\JRNITUR! •• 50 hnl2ilr... $395 I r.r..tii.. middle 1ame, and !lUI won Uv only seven pln11. · lmltt. put together aam•• of 1001, tU 1ftlf 967 for their b ig tetlf, whit• tIt • Ctr.lck!l., rollin g fer the flrtlt tfnM. In new unlforme hlltl 2711 111ft ........ , .t 870, 970 and MS. W81 lal.... tt.d another good night .. he tot•lctt 632 to lu d th ~ loul1 with ..,_. of 211 , 211) and ioO.Mf Of I New Fumitv~ . j . roa 1 , Fourth Strl" Lou 6·11i~Cint-ltc --- 0 0 I bath t?e · '14 lb. 43• . Reg. 65< - ll,.fllwlll park Surf .... " ...... " 2 fig• • • 54c o o o ~ o' o o 0 I 0''' o Lipton Tee ........ 16count 2Sc Noodle 3 pkg, 3!1< Beef-Veg. pkg. 17< GreeD Pea - pkg. 15e Regaiar ste - aow with ZOe off Wisk · · .. .. .. .. .. ·.. qt. 49c UptonStup N..,.Biue Wlsk .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ·~ gafton 9k Lu Flakes .. · .. · .. glllnt size Blc Silv..- Dust · ...... · 2 r~~ulclr 67c Reg. $1.33- with 35r off New lillie ........ ··- S . ~ Iotti olOSlJ I""' Ranked . '""' antt·U.1M.I•. .'"'ilitow · S , econd In U..S• ••• ...offeGtt, ,.,.,... .......... lo • G w.r..., o1..., ,..,. 0 0 RUShIng ame "Jt'a tM ldJYe time •f year. Dad It prewsed lnto servlee laking do"'n tneea doen, J~ lor elll Uke lour boys ofler football pra<llte, the whole family has come nul of iho IU-'• mer dOldrunu with hearty fall appetites. To BE HEARTY ill not lo be eoolly Ill EVANS SUPER MAJU(ETS betiUIO we plan lhe foods you ..ani at WW, LOW PRICES ud Ill lhellmt yourlomlly waDia ihem. CUI an eye at EVANS SUPER TRIMMED MEATS tills week alld pi• your whole menu aroulld a low roat, high SUPF.II TRIM vol•e. EVANS 11v~ 8 & H GJII:EN STAMPS, TOO. f)'omiiJTows Car lor Today) BUSES EVERT DAY Da1ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepotl, 0 ., QcL NEW YQRIC UP - National •pent S.turct,,. and Sunday wrth Collegiate Al hletic Bureau lt&lilMr aDd Kn Otcar Henry. Mtt Wlnaie Speara and Grand - tit& today showed Ohio Stale i9 hey a• denutrator. rrum Columbua:, Ohio retu:roe4 The eveninJ waa spent tn playhome af!er a vis1t wirtl Mr .100 Mrs , in& 111m•. prJ.ze-1 were won by · 7 A.M.-ll P.M. DRIVE..IN '57 FORD Minutes Fro"' DowntiDwn to DowntovM ~ ence U.ll wera lD Calll.polia Tues day on bU&UleQ. the U S NEW n Mn Clara Wlmamt,. Mrt La•· l•rlth tht We Must Make loom .For Trade-ills On the CALL IJS FOR A FR'EE Estimate Cl·inton '} Fisher ... '*" other TWO Birthdays Te-. lrl t!ilitllrt ~is parenU: Mr ~~f .~ Wublnl!on. Lotart Arm·.rtronc. Pt. Pleauut, and Rsv Janet Jaolce Nlebollon aftd Sh"'· and Mr1 Richard, Wrlfbt. Iloy Fux le)' Ollvtr were catlinc on P'relll 1'1,bet. Cbarle• Cart..,.itbt !!Irs ~hlton Roush who hn been Jackie Ftawer 'Pt. Pleatant WedRay Fox idd Dana Lewll, Charle! til WJ~ talten to the Hobc-r Ha&pltnnday e\'etlin,:. Alduch motOl'td to .,1tlleH'ille , Otl. Mra Alma Pt'e• 104 IDn Jimwe Tue8Cia7 nJ1ht tc tttead an Auel · Mrs RosB Kin g and children Sonyra Crow of £hlll!llotba, Ohio. Jon. _, .. , · from Broad Run vi1ited Mra s.tty Mri. Who. baa Call 11nd ramlly Friday. Henry ... llolzf' Mrs Lawrence Lewla Vhited Mr Mn · Van Pt,teter, . Mq-· '1\&aod&f. and M.rs J am011 Cunningham at Bety Lov . .. W-illlam $1llDt' ' aft· New H~: ve n Sunday. Carrie Oltvi!T ll}otorld' Jackie Newell anti r.lenrt!J D!Jil" to HuntinJt,ori . t'o ~ttend Mn. Sher1dan as attttioneet' after which pumpkin pi~, doul-hnuts, Kent Taylor ,, TIME CJWIGf FIVl POIII1S Gill rect Brewer, a well·known Ohio sire. He was bought from Jones at Jiickson when a 3-year-old, broOSU. with an average of 359 kFn lftd trai.Md;' by Sidney. yards per game In rushing, was · Fridly when he rae"s he will topped only by Oklahoma with be pil'ted atJaJilst 1mother well a 424 yard avcrnge. knoWn hone from POIJleroy, Pete, owned by Leroy Eichinger , and driven bJ Harry Spencer of Ra· cine(no relation). Harry is anot hel Meigs ~unMan who has , ..:voted a full life to horse training and racing. Pete is also a blg winner TONIGHT this year, and an old rive! of PeTHURSDAY & I'IIIDAY ter S Direct's. thr~te-hltter . Tenu . apeDt lut week wUh Mr. Dener's Mother Mr• Ma celleae Buell,· aid &n.llll~pueeta Mr .. d Mu A B Woodrum . DRJVl.Dt Mrs. C. B. Weese Entertains For WE'.:k S?r iPs m laviir lin Th<lmao ll'uoei nd of lo ...IOn Cky l~~:;~:: Am<, AND anfi coffee were Si!rved to the!'le bld1es, Mrs. Waid Gorby . Mrs. Lydia Hysell, Mrs. Howard Kitchen, Mrs. Henry Daily, Sr ., Mrs. Thomas Cook, Mrs. Mabel meetwg . . . Man.kin , Mn. CI.JffQrd J.etl.k.iniion. Dlll' ~Lll the bus mess se'SSJOn In M•·s. Vernal BlaekwOOd and Miss charge_ oi Mrs_ Mankin, election Mad eline )l' i•kis. of offlr-ers was held with Mrs. Wil liam Sheri dan se lected as presid ent: Mrs Jalln Hun nell, vi.:-e prrside nL; Mrs. Euge:->n T l'i plett . seer et.lry : and f\.f; c W illiam Doyd trl';t!urcr ~d' pL ~I icily . ha~ehull It'lL• b~· . ng rt•lurntd tn th <ir ll'agu~·. lh<'i r t\rn{'ncan Lea;,(!:~". [ .v :• ~~ wr>r( ~·uf\:t t• 'l 111 tl,•· hn :IJ:w· P trh. :1g wh 1(·h wr :~ ppt"l t:p t he• St1 1<· f •r tin· Yan l: , Fror II h d,•, r:t !;; <t "l •'h.• !" Il k( (' Il l! .' l,n_rl: :t- s'r !II.! 1, J y , , nt;l· r -~ ~w· r ·e·('~ l n 'h·· lt•Ji.! ' ll' and pr,l!il' ,··. rn I :h t i\ It! ,;;, ... ! ..... 1! ~ 11'1' I • . •V '4"'-'• Sec.ond Word Women's Club Holds Annual Halloween Party Tuesdoy ba~~bal[ world \l'ar tnterludt' ·thl'tr beltn·f'· il · )T·n ot 'A'nrtd s 1· ,., \ l (''orv O\'e•·l _ _ _ Monarchs of the •ca in nftt>r ~ tv. ,1 •· f • o> wPtf ''he y an•e • · ~· 'Now Enter New Era Of ·no~inal1c~ or S!on~ Cmy tn ,.. nt>w era for New. York VeTlkr~ ~oday and .it prem•!les to bt· a~ Jo: .onous as the old. · .. \ ~:uth IMAovdemWentlPdaCyhs Off _For nge n . • .ali . .. k·s' .~YORK l'P ~ l1llh~re-d ·---· .... �•• • .-••----..v- -' ,I PeterS. Direct Scheduled Fo-;Fina1 amp•ons I'Appearance Of 1956 At Lancaster F~ aJr . Mr9 . Orvll\~ Wries. Mrs. Wyatt r.i!ber t, ~frs. Gard~ner Mankin , and Mrs. Eugene Triplett were ewa n.:~:~d ~o.st ume prize! when the Set·tm d Ward ~omen'll ch.l'b met Tu?sda,\' eve mng at the Ward hc1 ~.>\.' for a Halloween party and the Bcooklyn Dnrtgm to the'"""' pitcher~ who ('au~ed Ste-ngel s•1 m01ny sl ~ ~pl~fs ntghts durm~:: thC' Amt·ncan Lra~:uL' ·wason f!·lppy a-; lhC} WC~t" 0\'IT th€ I Y u.'lke1• (ll !' ·Ill{ l ot •kl'!l Lh t he spvt thlilt' wuul ·t 11 11'n tft~ '~''" D( nlf' . A Jllower ''"' to M<>. Le. toy Watson. St., ,;ltb fell la st w~k Dodgers when th:·y s rnl't•U S.:l ~ nd 13 -tl VIC· NOW! Iori '·~ tn the f.r•t two iBmcs. E v"n Whilt>y r(lrcfs tlih-d - gamt' triumph thd n'f rc<11ly thnn.l(e matte : & be'•au11t tie young li Outhpaw <~tt'J<~ IIy is regardlffi us the "la-J t <.f lht! old j\Uird ,pi!ehers." TM-n It Started , I-l•·t the n 26 Jt'lrr r>l,t Tom Slur· d1. :·rl' eamc th rou • I) with lh f" el! •ps down, 27 year vld Don Lnr· 3tn turned in hrs r·p1c twr f.-.ct · game, 23 year old Doh Turley pitched a- hrillia nt fo ur·hilter in a 1·0. 10 inning J(>Bs and 23-year -uld Johnny Kuckll cllmuerl it all with Wednesday's serlt>s . cl inchlna, G-- WINTER NOW IS TilE TIME TO t: :-f'~ king he :- a "'U. 'fbe l.·ateling ot 1 rrr z~ don~!-. j by \1rs . Wcrr~· wa 5 award~<! to rharl.es J .• Mrs. Ttl~ to have a le tt . It was Vtltl•d Tftanksifivinll dinner at the next meeting. Following thl! business s ession an auction sale was held with Tbi! Yankres' yuulh movPment. victory wa s h~ud~~d br th(' pitch er~ but it Wll .'i sigJr tfca nt !hat two Of Wedne.idMy\ Four hunwr'!i were hit by · younger 11\ayers. Go Non.Siop Vla I Mrs. C. :& Weese entertalne:d W-ith . a chicken. dinne: Tuesda~ 'fi.V~n;ng at her home in Syracu.st> honorhli Mr. Weese, son non and Mis, Mal"tia Karr, aU r>t whom have birthdays iil Ottober A deconted birthday cake wiih candiM r eBtl!t'etf Ure t.bie ' Present were Miss KaTr, MrS. Bert Weese and Mr . and Mrs. W.eese and sana, Don and Jaelt. the Lancaster ·W nt Virgini• with the w)n,_. ..-, .-e'ent. This 16 Tllrllpike fast race\ at . T.,. Sho<k Sh- al All Tl.,.l Rlchri-1 . ,DAY T~J WORLD IND.D ., !nSv--) -AUCI- . Cathy ~· PHANTOM FRQM 11,000 LIAOIIU .Also CARTOON ., •~ • an Avon Paul DINING ROOM c.mna on !4.n land- rece&,IJ .-ert Wln~ferd Htl )JiM llbaeht> Krecn Parkl.na Co. Le()fta Wamllf'1' whe i.l • Uendin' ~ar• !ulll Co.Jleae at Huntingt~ ~ l)trnt tbt week end wtth har par~:nil Mr and Mr1 Clarence Wam· ilt>y . Mr and Mrs Aleunder Fox from f>::o, t L1verpool Ohio ~pent S..turlay and Sundaf with Mr ud ,\ fr• d11 ~en "'' Bcae Stnrart ChH1\iH Ohm, Mn .hllha Huehar We5t Cdtua~bt. 1nd Mr Robert Stewart Muo•. - ·11111 ltlari.JD BUI'b.l entertained trieMII a& btr borne Saturday evenlaJ. The) eajoyed Lhi!mtel ves by t;tlaytq pma 11114 makitlj eand)' . Mr 'nd Mn O.nald Qeusenl:wrry and son DHna (rom Athens Ohio ·u, liSt •on Dta.n ie visited Mrs Katie Ba111 aud K.en,nlt: SunWI:r eveniDII. PAiYMAH PAI.lY A J"ay made party waa held at the boQie .of Mrt Betty P'cx . Mon· day nenlill with Mn Adrian Lat- C' l.artnc~ New•ll. 1 Shirley f)Jiver · Marien Rouah Oi· Viti!JDI Hr And7 stewart Sup- ana DarJt ' lltley, Mrs Jan.- 6 P.M.-ll P.M. NOTICE ~ECLOSE Monday eighth In The B\,U!keJ81- ahowed I IY. o~ ·~J!\PIHd ed in total 1m b)' tltie l<odinl tnm, NoVJ. Rou Jh , Mariir Richard . Janet Nicboknn. The doq.r orize was won by lir ~ Mack Ste..Vart . Tt'1011e attendin& were Marien Rou.tl. Pauline Stewart. Marly n, Diana nanl. Dorothy Van Meter, Marg1e Hit:h· • rd. Jan ice, Jann ,.'t ichoBon. Shirle.r Oliver, Eleanor Trueth , l>on~a Ghlze. Irene Kelt ev and ch. ldren, Charlene and Parkanna _ .1111'., , . , .•. , Drinlt ll"10f Owio eel. .. t.w..t o! til itt'to14rioo .. . -··- ~ AT6P - - -----· -·- - whole or rlb hall ON • • • 45¢ PORK LOINS ARMOUR • • STAR Bonete.. - eaoy 1o prepare VEAL STEAKS • • lb79¢ USED AND TRUCKS !!VANS SUPER .Taall$ .-,~an~~ . F-K;~S-11 ;; ' · , Beef ..lb ·35c ARMO'IJR.StAR "!lnta Cl!ls Speelaeular" Gel DII<OUI eoupono worth $30.00 on ·qdlll. Jly merdlallilloe · ' arri .2:U8 ., · _' ... ~~~L~e~a~>eV:8,:02 6:21pm, 12:20prn. am,7 :00 7:32pm4 am ~;.;;;· $5.so Plus U . s. Tax Palnt ·Roorln~·Salos-Sen, and of OOU!fe •l costa Tess &p MII,IDLEPORT GREYHOUND •'• I ' ~T WINUR> I McMASTER . WILL 'SOON HDWE.&IFURN. Bl! HBU: I I On These Heating Specials AT YOUR HEATING HEADQUARTERS FOR Siegler Fuel Oil Heaters GAS It Warm Morning Heaters GAS • Heart-Gio Heoten lliEROsiNB ·Perfection·· Heater ~OAL : •• ' GB ltLIICI'IIIC flU'l'lltS • ! ·- McMASTER HARDWARE &FURNITURE CO. IIJDDLEPORT, omo ~ ! A 27·1{ame Winner durin g I h,• National League season with a 47 12 won and lost record NPwrflmtw suffe-red hil fourth strail-!ht W ~Jr l d Series Joss to the Yankees. Berra, with his record - 8eltin g 10 run:~ batted In for the S•·r ir s. wa11 another key Yankee hN,• along with 1he evrr·dlln~eruu!\ M'ickey ~ntle nnrl clukh-phl)'i:l.O:: Billy Martin and Gil M r l>ou~uld . Shining above them all. 11r c uur~ e . waa Lar~b but evan utd Jo~n o~ Slaughter, benched in favo r 11f Howard Wednesday had hh l'a rl,· bierolcs to help h im forget his tlllfh·rlme fiel~inll worries. In defeat tbe DodfJers proscn1.-.d her0011 ln pitchers Sal MagUc. Don Besse-nt, and Clem Labim•, in addition to Duke Snldcr, Gil Hod){e·:; and Jaekle Robln•on. u Wll!-1 . ba ~. lcally, an old team whlch won I he N'JtJonal Ltaa:ue pennant with t ht> hfli1p of tired old arm a'nrl it limply eould not eope wlth tlw )'OUDier Yanktcs onee Stengel\ kid }tltcbllrl straightened out. $299.00 . ·BAKE·R I' I• OW• :·.· ·~ Vo11 aet topodoUar \i'alue ..., heUI1 fW . lop re1alo toman.w. Afh4,.. . . . . .. ' ·for yov~ pre1eftt car If """1 NOWI' r• )'9Jrl.l. U~I OU.I CIUAUTY WAY OP DOIIIOJ14!-.t KARR & VANZANDT 411 Pomeroy, Ohio Crows Liv~ Poultry ('o. Clifford 164 100 181 525 10 01. l8c · ....... lhz. 27c 53 Ford · ·· · ·· $1"5 Ranch Wagon • ... • · . • 4 No 303 cans 49¢ ,_rtlla18 <I( I . . . . lrtlft NeW - !ipetlll k ..;. IIIII week wlfll Deluxe Margarine • .: 2 -11b. pkas 394& 56 Ford ...... $2595 . Countiy Sedan4 Df; ' 56 Fwd ' " " ' $2395 Falrlane 4 Dr. 52 Pack1111 .. " $795 ' '" A bundtt ·or .n..oy: Slilllulotoi { . . .petite. end auppfias lroft .. lo ~ ,....nl Hrodnttk foJo lly asirmil'atod; will not dillurb ~: • Pay off bills • New Fall cfothes o Newer car I • Household appliances • Furniture • Repairs on car or home · $25 to $1000 BUY TO CAN expenses 0 Medical bills . ........ ,'I • .. Knl lllncly, 1\lanap 300 W. Second St.- Pbone: 432, l'omero) Hourt.' Mcm ...Fri. 9-:S : Sat. 9-JJ-o,.tl- ..,..,.,..,.~ bv tJ)pOfft"""' , PUIS .... .. .... · .. · .... · Bu. Basket $1.19 ~VU& I'U.Y •· c COFRI ·........ · ........ .. · · 51 Ford ...... $595 · '!0 Ton Stake Starks PHARMACY I. llWN ITRIIT PHONIS:U POMEROY, OHIO JIM.M¥ PARSONS.· INCORPORATED Y01JR FOIID DEALER MIDDLEPORT MAIM CII'I'ICI --- -- Ph. USED CAl. LOT ·-----· Washed 1nd lrillllllild, . ll. 69c . SLICID lACON · .. .. .. · ...... · .. .. .. LB. 25c BOILING IEEF · .......... · .. .. .. .. · Lb. 59c Bofle• 'l'ray Offer with Ken-1.-Rotion Dqt ~- LMN TINDER BONEY'S FRONT ST. . . . Market . ~· Pomeroy, Ohlo ' • NOBODY BUT·NOBODY UNDERSELLS . ................ llx Soap ·.. · .. · .. : .. .. 4 reg. 35c Paelfu N11lt111t OLD SIIOKI R01JSE ~ ntdr .. cook TURNIPS ....... .......... 3 lb.. .. 15c DieMIHMI ENGLISH WALNUTS .. ... . . ... . . lb. bag 53c ACROSS THE BOARD POTATOb .. · .. .. · .... ·.. ' .. ' .. 10 IL. 43i: Signa.tun• on!v7 -, auto or fumiture. ~. -·· ': !~Trip Service; ' ':':phont fi,rat. • School WHY PAY HOMEGROWN ....... - 50 lb. bog-$1.39 FANCY BARTLETT PIAU···· ······ lib. 35c ltnift D11111ers ...... · " · f plgs. 19c SpeeJaltoorr Mebce- JUNIIE!l' DeUdoat big-eyes Choeoiole or feiluebe lvans Swiss CheeH · · · · · · · · lit. 59c Fudge &Frosting Mix · · ·· . llox 31 c 8 C¥l4 Dr. 2 Dr. 10 lb. bag IIIJI.tn tabela 11111 '"' z..... ra& St1rklst , . . · · . 2 No. % c1ns 59c li'fl ~1111e o11 ,..,._ 54 hnt ...... $109$ !'" " . .me1, tec:l the Parkersburg team llflllth 626 with $1r1ne hlttlno 602. Thfl IeoNI; Smith'! Packlng Hons<' llolmann 161 206 1 ~ 1 5! R 322 191 213 li21i Streint>r Sereno 218 172 212 ti0 2 , fluggins. R. 210 2M 178 !\!I! I Boice 190 191 21::1 5\"H 2931 ~· Diad: & Wllite 29c (Lt. Green) 211. At ~trtner, who ul11 m,t~ny lout foOtiMIU Mel buk-•tball tOOl 963 $67 can 54SIIcl.211r.·$795 Bowling Highlights Totals 53 Clrn. 2 dr. • $895 · (Green) CrOY.'J Chieks rfln into a tl.'d hot Smttb ~acklna House hmm at Pari:enbUTI lnt niJ!:ht 1\8 th<' Cb!Ckl loft two o ut of lhrf'r garl!l'' to the oppotltlon R! thf' w inn{'l'': rolled 1 aea~on high sl'rir~ in rh ,. All St.ar league with a 2931 t~1IUI The Chicks had to roll .970 in !ht' 'r Now'• tke •mart tl...e to 4.. ..,,~ ..· 46 "· J\JRNITUR! •• 50 hnl2ilr... $395 I r.r..tii.. middle 1ame, and !lUI won Uv only seven pln11. · lmltt. put together aam•• of 1001, tU 1ftlf 967 for their b ig tetlf, whit• tIt • Ctr.lck!l., rollin g fer the flrtlt tfnM. In new unlforme hlltl 2711 111ft ........ , .t 870, 970 and MS. W81 lal.... tt.d another good night .. he tot•lctt 632 to lu d th ~ loul1 with ..,_. of 211 , 211) and ioO.Mf Of I New Fumitv~ . j . roa 1 , Fourth Strl" Lou 6·11i~Cint-ltc --- 0 0 I bath t?e · '14 lb. 43• . Reg. 65< - ll,.fllwlll park Surf .... " ...... " 2 fig• • • 54c o o o ~ o' o o 0 I 0''' o Lipton Tee ........ 16count 2Sc Noodle 3 pkg, 3!1< Beef-Veg. pkg. 17< GreeD Pea - pkg. 15e Regaiar ste - aow with ZOe off Wisk · · .. .. .. .. .. ·.. qt. 49c UptonStup N..,.Biue Wlsk .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ·~ gafton 9k Lu Flakes .. · .. · .. glllnt size Blc Silv..- Dust · ...... · 2 r~~ulclr 67c Reg. $1.33- with 35r off New lillie ........ ··- S . ~ Iotti olOSlJ I""' Ranked . '""' antt·U.1M.I•. .'"'ilitow · S , econd In U..S• ••• ...offeGtt, ,.,.,... .......... lo • G w.r..., o1..., ,..,. 0 0 RUShIng ame "Jt'a tM ldJYe time •f year. Dad It prewsed lnto servlee laking do"'n tneea doen, J~ lor elll Uke lour boys ofler football pra<llte, the whole family has come nul of iho IU-'• mer dOldrunu with hearty fall appetites. To BE HEARTY ill not lo be eoolly Ill EVANS SUPER MAJU(ETS betiUIO we plan lhe foods you ..ani at WW, LOW PRICES ud Ill lhellmt yourlomlly waDia ihem. CUI an eye at EVANS SUPER TRIMMED MEATS tills week alld pi• your whole menu aroulld a low roat, high SUPF.II TRIM vol•e. EVANS 11v~ 8 & H GJII:EN STAMPS, TOO. f)'omiiJTows Car lor Today) BUSES EVERT DAY Da1ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepotl, 0 ., QcL NEW YQRIC UP - National •pent S.turct,,. and Sunday wrth Collegiate Al hletic Bureau lt&lilMr aDd Kn Otcar Henry. Mtt Wlnaie Speara and Grand - tit& today showed Ohio Stale i9 hey a• denutrator. rrum Columbua:, Ohio retu:roe4 The eveninJ waa spent tn playhome af!er a vis1t wirtl Mr .100 Mrs , in& 111m•. prJ.ze-1 were won by · 7 A.M.-ll P.M. DRIVE..IN '57 FORD Minutes Fro"' DowntiDwn to DowntovM ~ ence U.ll wera lD Calll.polia Tues day on bU&UleQ. the U S NEW n Mn Clara Wlmamt,. Mrt La•· l•rlth tht We Must Make loom .For Trade-ills On the CALL IJS FOR A FR'EE Estimate Cl·inton '} Fisher ... '*" other TWO Birthdays Te-. lrl t!ilitllrt ~is parenU: Mr ~~f .~ Wublnl!on. Lotart Arm·.rtronc. Pt. Pleauut, and Rsv Janet Jaolce Nlebollon aftd Sh"'· and Mr1 Richard, Wrlfbt. Iloy Fux le)' Ollvtr were catlinc on P'relll 1'1,bet. Cbarle• Cart..,.itbt !!Irs ~hlton Roush who hn been Jackie Ftawer 'Pt. Pleatant WedRay Fox idd Dana Lewll, Charle! til WJ~ talten to the Hobc-r Ha&pltnnday e\'etlin,:. Alduch motOl'td to .,1tlleH'ille , Otl. Mra Alma Pt'e• 104 IDn Jimwe Tue8Cia7 nJ1ht tc tttead an Auel · Mrs RosB Kin g and children Sonyra Crow of £hlll!llotba, Ohio. Jon. _, .. , · from Broad Run vi1ited Mra s.tty Mri. Who. baa Call 11nd ramlly Friday. Henry ... llolzf' Mrs Lawrence Lewla Vhited Mr Mn · Van Pt,teter, . Mq-· '1\&aod&f. and M.rs J am011 Cunningham at Bety Lov . .. W-illlam $1llDt' ' aft· New H~: ve n Sunday. Carrie Oltvi!T ll}otorld' Jackie Newell anti r.lenrt!J D!Jil" to HuntinJt,ori . t'o ~ttend Mn. Sher1dan as attttioneet' after which pumpkin pi~, doul-hnuts, Kent Taylor ,, TIME CJWIGf FIVl POIII1S Gill rect Brewer, a well·known Ohio sire. He was bought from Jones at Jiickson when a 3-year-old, broOSU. with an average of 359 kFn lftd trai.Md;' by Sidney. yards per game In rushing, was · Fridly when he rae"s he will topped only by Oklahoma with be pil'ted atJaJilst 1mother well a 424 yard avcrnge. knoWn hone from POIJleroy, Pete, owned by Leroy Eichinger , and driven bJ Harry Spencer of Ra· cine(no relation). Harry is anot hel Meigs ~unMan who has , ..:voted a full life to horse training and racing. Pete is also a blg winner TONIGHT this year, and an old rive! of PeTHURSDAY & I'IIIDAY ter S Direct's. thr~te-hltter . Tenu . apeDt lut week wUh Mr. Dener's Mother Mr• Ma celleae Buell,· aid &n.llll~pueeta Mr .. d Mu A B Woodrum . DRJVl.Dt Mrs. C. B. Weese Entertains For WE'.:k S?r iPs m laviir lin Th<lmao ll'uoei nd of lo ...IOn Cky l~~:;~:: Am<, AND anfi coffee were Si!rved to the!'le bld1es, Mrs. Waid Gorby . Mrs. Lydia Hysell, Mrs. Howard Kitchen, Mrs. Henry Daily, Sr ., Mrs. Thomas Cook, Mrs. Mabel meetwg . . . Man.kin , Mn. CI.JffQrd J.etl.k.iniion. Dlll' ~Lll the bus mess se'SSJOn In M•·s. Vernal BlaekwOOd and Miss charge_ oi Mrs_ Mankin, election Mad eline )l' i•kis. of offlr-ers was held with Mrs. Wil liam Sheri dan se lected as presid ent: Mrs Jalln Hun nell, vi.:-e prrside nL; Mrs. Euge:->n T l'i plett . seer et.lry : and f\.f; c W illiam Doyd trl';t!urcr ~d' pL ~I icily . ha~ehull It'lL• b~· . ng rt•lurntd tn th <ir ll'agu~·. lh<'i r t\rn{'ncan Lea;,(!:~". [ .v :• ~~ wr>r( ~·uf\:t t• 'l 111 tl,•· hn :IJ:w· P trh. :1g wh 1(·h wr :~ ppt"l t:p t he• St1 1<· f •r tin· Yan l: , Fror II h d,•, r:t !;; <t "l •'h.• !" Il k( (' Il l! .' l,n_rl: :t- s'r !II.! 1, J y , , nt;l· r -~ ~w· r ·e·('~ l n 'h·· lt•Ji.! ' ll' and pr,l!il' ,··. rn I :h t i\ It! ,;;, ... ! ..... 1! ~ 11'1' I • . •V '4"'-'• Sec.ond Word Women's Club Holds Annual Halloween Party Tuesdoy ba~~bal[ world \l'ar tnterludt' ·thl'tr beltn·f'· il · )T·n ot 'A'nrtd s 1· ,., \ l (''orv O\'e•·l _ _ _ Monarchs of the •ca in nftt>r ~ tv. ,1 •· f • o> wPtf ''he y an•e • · ~· 'Now Enter New Era Of ·no~inal1c~ or S!on~ Cmy tn ,.. nt>w era for New. York VeTlkr~ ~oday and .it prem•!les to bt· a~ Jo: .onous as the old. · .. \ ~:uth IMAovdemWentlPdaCyhs Off _For nge n . • .ali . .. k·s' .~YORK l'P ~ l1llh~re-d ·---· .... �• ~ Sentll)el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 11, 1956 Mra. Luvena Rainey and Maude attended the revival at =----:::-----------,--==---------Bleuing Moo.n IJeamS LETART1 W• VA. <::~~~m F.l On Sports . a, Baptist Chu'<h Tuesday Kr .Arcb Rowh called on C BlestlDI .Monday. . Mr. _aDd Mra. Curtis Yo~ng are ~ndmg a rew days .l!t thetr homl m D:unbar. . Mike Newbell')' was ~~:u~.s of hts pandmot.b.er Mrs. Denms Rousb Monday. Mr aud Mrs Jo~n _Greer of pt, Pleuant ~ho are m 111 health are reeu.peratma: at t.he home ol the1r 4a:Uihter Mrs. Clarence Aduioa of ·P lain Valley. • Mrs Opa.l Sa)'ft called on Mnl.. Luvena Hainey Monday after-noon. Mr and Mrs Wayne Hart and hvl M. CUHord Nilloa'rille U PomerO)' f. The 'tiPW. be out to 1et blc:k IIi U.. wiQ duma in thb OM, 1Md ita a1wQ1 tou.&b \0 beat the lt9QDU tn tbelr bact yard, aad wt look for tilem to shade the Putb.en tD a. defenaive batUe ~ W.U.ton 20 Kiddleport 7-Tbe Boeteta ml&ht fiDd tbemae~vet in for a bad nieht agahast the eta.. wbo are Just about ready to J"*- clk:k offenaively WellatoD bat .taowed lltUe defense, but ba& I cood offense, and should come out on top in a free· scoring bat- ·M_n Hannah Johnson ~ere .shop· PIDB in Pt. Pleasant Fnda~. Mr Arch Roush and Cecil Bless· tie. Mr Charlie Brown spent Thurs. day nii;hl with iti.s family at Board. The newley Weds, Mr and Mr& Lawrence Paul Winebrenner returned from 8 honey moon in Virainia Friday and left Saturday morning for Columbu 11 . Rev. and Mrs W S Billupa of Pt. Plsasant were the supper guesti Of Mrs Lon Mae Brown and Cam· ily Saturday evening. Mr Cecil Blessing c-alled on Mr and Mrs Arc-h Roush Saturday morning. Mr and Mn, Harry Brooks visited recently with Mr and Mrs Tobey Myers . Mr and Mrti Daniel Weigand and Brenda of Huntington spent the w.e et end with Mrs Garnett Chapman and other relatives. J H Rea spent Sunday in Spen· cer. Mrs St-anley Percell of washington D c visited her parents Squire and Mrs Jacob Phillipos Ia.~ week. Mr and Mrs J .\1 Crump were in Pomeroy Tuesday . MT Herman Blessing is improv· inl from an in)·ur,· he received in an· a" 1· dent wh 1·ch completely de mQUshed his automobile. ·¥r and Mrs Tobey Muers were ' IUtlla o! Mr and Mrs Harry ·B rooks. Mr Llf)yd Wams ley who iS employed on the river spent a short vacation with his ram.Jy. Mr and Mrs Dallas Gibbs aDd 0 enver or Brottd Bun spent Saturd · M •r o · h ay With r and n rs wtg t Gibbs. ina: were New Haven shopperB Fri· U The PJain.a 0-You day. <H practically name ,vl'loUf own Mn lna Weigand and son Billie, score Olli thls Gne. The Red DevU1 Mrs W J Chapman and Beatrice have quite a football team. and were recent guest.s of Mr Gideon tt•a llbout time that ft.DJ and op- Hinkle and Mrs Carrie Judson of poaenta: in this area begin to ~ Hartford . allze It. We believe tbat tbe;r The ladies Aid of the Leutheran eould beat any SEQ team In the Church ln the Uuppl'r .Fial.li, Je11Ue. Board Bapti1t, and Oak Grove E U B met Wabama 20 Milton 13 - Stricth T~<J.sday h d with .Mn11. Ed f f'ry lh • as L ev ave one ann1.1a Y ly a bunch, -but we feel that the · d or e pa!l three years. Tne ay . was Fale0111 are abGut due to get back spent in quilting and working pn Jn the wtn eolul)ln. Roscoe ~use r lh o • G A d ' At rugs or e aa rove J • and company llllvtge • win after noon lunch wa.s served and all had a rn...,h early aeason. · bl d 1 ·1 1 ll ~-• an enJoya e ay. W~:>e e ow~ Ft. .Pleasant 26 ~land 13 - shipping together wert> Mesdames, The Bas Blacks continue to roll ' Ora ttoush. Marie Alias . Hazel in top company. Coach Bob Sheri- 1 Roush G-oldu: MeDe11nitt Cora :r:er loat bls opener to Hunlinaton ! Roush,' Leortta Roush, 1Ju~a and E ast, b ut t hat 1hould be the on IY I Inez .H.oush Mrs J!ai J and two bl nt on the BIg BIaca. • sohedule. I children, Bthcl · Ra yb urn, Lcouisc Jjckson 20 Lol&fi 7 - The Iron- Adkins Nei!Je Adkm s Allie Hoi'· Miss Brenda Weigand spent Sat. men hne too much all-around Yeager' and Beverly Bl~nche Yeag. urday night with Miss sandra strength for 1 Logan te•m that er, Rena Bonecuucr and Chrisll Roush. has a good nnense, but a green Dawn, L;arnet C..:hapman, V1rgie Mr and Mrs Tobey Myers were line up front, and not any too Wollt•, Maude Blessmg Leaura Sunday dinner guesu of Mr and much defense . Coach Gf!ne Slau· • Gibbs Ella Blessing Famie Roush Mrs Cecil Bles~i ng and Ella . ghter rolla on ·in spite of the fact and Danny Ray. Mr Taft Boston Mr and Mr.~ Dennis Housh anrl that the Chiefs will fill the alr and Ed Fry. Mr Okey B. R..oush w~re sunday with passe• In an attempt to puH The rctatives and hiends in guests I){ Mr 1wd MJs Elmer New 1 an up&et. Plain V·alley COUD)IT!unity mGtored ·berry. Galllpolls 20 Athena 13 - The 14 the home of M"rs Lill1e Doolidle Blue DevUa now have detirdtely near Hlckury Chapel Thursday Mr and Mrs. Frank Wolre of Sil· been e•tabllshed as the darkhors- evening and surprised Mrs Ella ver Spring Md. were visiting relea of tbe SEO le:ague, and will Rayburn on -her 84th birthday. She atives and fr ie nds in Indiana and be out to stay in the race against 1 bu been in the home of her daugh· Kentucky and ~~enl the week end a~ ,.A,bqs tum tbat hatn't been ter Lelllle Jor iom&lime. Mrs Hew- ...w.i.t,b..J4.t,a. , .lfp nn Je 'faylur, Aunl of too 'bad 'too date. Burt Smith and lrd ~Yb!lnf,i~kl'd a d~Hcim~_~ . M1;11. ::Wli&U. ' , . eOnJpl!lf to ~~:lay unbeaten in the Blrr~y t~ which was _a1Jt'ved _. ·)h•, J~on I' ry 'Of New Haven l~t!JUe pJI)'. wit.b. icn"cr,•m'· Neither Mrs Ray- "'fiiited .8)' evening with his ·~~lo State, 28 Ullnoil 14 - Last burn JIOr ' t4e~ulb.ter knew of t:fl-e father , and u:totber Mr and Ml'li ·tibe tBQ,Cb met d•e ·best pas- affair until all had't'otb~red. ll'boes ~ Ed Fry of Oal GroYe. In thrco~ntry. and still came from Pt~D. VJ!.lley -wet...11Jlr J.Dd. Mr •.nd Ml's curus Ric:.kard Mr · 9,11) t.op. ThJa week ther tuet't Mrs Howa~ Rayburn :and ramJiy, toea. King and Mrll, Lau.ra Gibbs 0 e.· or;, \II.CI..'be.Bt ground eame1 In Mr and ·M~ Leat~.r Adkln$ alid Mrs att~od revival series at Pcnlel the ftitlon, but WGody Haye1 bas Nora Adildl. At a lata hoUr all de· Sund~ night. . one. of the belt ball dl..tll In the parted for their home11 wishing Mr ~:~nd Mrs Harry Gibbs or Gib· nat1on, and will continue tG .roll Mrs Rlyburn many more Happy lP.&Iown were calling on relatives Gn the ground Saturday. Birthdays. , in this area Sunday. Ohio UnivenJty 20 Kent State 13 Mr Okey Rou"h and Mrs Luvena Mn. Ethel Fry called in the -We feel that the Bobcats have lm· Rainey motored to Huntington, Fri- homes of Mrs Fannie Taylor MrH proved Jutficlently to come thru day morning . Mrs Rainey will visit Dcnnl~ Roush Mrs Allen PMsser witb their first win of the· season. her uncle iJ1 \Wayne Co. who has and Ml"ll Donaid ThompsQn fri~y. CharUe Stob~;rt continues tp pl~y ~~en help!~" for five .1ear1, .tntl M and Mrs. Hom.lr ~~~d Jood bill with bhe Cata, 1nd ought 11 now in a cri{ical r.ondJtlon. Kt>nneth 0 ( columbus at! ended fhl"! to be a main factor In their win Mrs ROJI Winebrenner and Don- funeral of Mr. Osear }lali at Fogle· over the Golden Flashes. na spe~t Saturday wilh Mr and ~ongs Funeral Home Tuesday with MJamJ 27 Marshall 7 - The Red· Mrs Guy Blesslne. 11klna have too much aJJ.around ·Mrs Fannie Roush spent Wednell· 1tren1th for t•he Thundering Herd day wilh Mrs Garnet Roush of Ver and Miami rolls on toward anoth· non and helped her make appleer Kenyon, Xavier over C~nelnnatJ butter. l SyracuiH! 14 West VirtJnia HJ~ Mr. Melvin Bonecutter w,bo l's Tla• .Jtountalnf'ei'J .surprlted lamt on the rlve1· il spending weelr: with a win over Texas, but a days with his famil)l. ' Byraeuae has had a we·ek of rest to prepare (or Art Lewla' team ado Ageiel, Yale over tolumbtli.. •nd should be up tor Ulia one : Mlchia:an over Army, Navy over . Srr•c:u1e In a ,queabr. Tul1ne, Villanova topping Dayton,' DOWN THE LINE • Notre Dame over Purdue, Bowlln1 Gntn Vir.lnia Tech: O\'er Wm. and Mary~ OYI!r Baldwin Wallace, Capitol ov- SMt:J oYer DukC, s. CarnUna over Vlrllnla, Michlelln State over Jn. er Kenyon, Javier over Cincinnati diana, Mlnneaota over NorthweatMiami, Fl•., over Maryland. Wy;. ern. l''lorlda over Rice, Georala mine over New Mexleo, TCU over Alabama, Baylor over Arkan•aa Tech oYer LSU. Wl.sconsin over G11o, Waahinlton over Bolton u' Iowa, Kansas ovca· lows State, DetrGit oYer WlcbHe, Wake Fo~: Miasisaippi vver Vanderbilt, MlaJourl ovor N. Dakota Sta.te, Okla. eat over CJemaon, Brown over Dartmouth. Colorado over Oolor- homa over Texas, Kentucky over Auburn, CaUfornla over Oreaon -.uiDd ..,...a.. burial in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Mr and Mrs. Frank Wolfe of Hd. were ..upper guests of the Cecil Blesaings Sunday evenina. Other .eue.sll were Mr Clyde Yobo of Sarbersville, Mr Yoho. wife and two daughters of Pt. Pleasant and Nrs Ethel Fry . Mr Ernie and Miss Twila Pick· ard called on Mrs Stanley Adkirts of New Haven Saturday. Mrs. Fannie TayJor, Mr and Mn Frank Wolfe and Mr Clarence Taylor called on Mr and Mrs. Will McKinney of Flat Rock Sunday. Mr. Billie Weigand was a caller in the Mn W. J. Chapman home Sunday evenini. Mr anci Mra Perry Wise of Stow . Ohio were guests of Henry Jen·k· ins and fantily Friday. Jenkins and family. MASON NEWS fur the past several weeks. Mr and Mrs Earl Die:)).) and ehild ren St. Albans were the week nd gu~ta of his fatb•r M.:r .aDd Mn J A Diehl. Mr and Mrs Charles Russell and _,ons, Follansbee, W. Va. were guests of the lattcra PNtata - Mr and Mrs Herman Rousb dluoina the John Handley , Is Freshman At Case Tech - ··- $2.99 The perkleat of bewa enll· vena the wonderful lines of lhlo little low ollng pump State, N. Carolina over GeorliM, Tenn('saec over Chattanooaa, UC LA over Waahina:ton State, Stanlord over San Juse State, Penn Stat11 over Holy Croas, Princeton over l'c.nn, ~o~Jorlda over N. C. State, Tulsa over Okia Aagie1 and Wathin11ton aver Oregon. put weekend or Cbul'!'l QuJyey who 1.1 employ· ed in Columbus &pl!aL the pill Davld Thomu, M:.lD.eravUle len 1 1\lesdiy for a yislt In CrookJville HI's Earl Oliver and Mra Minnie Mls1 Mary Jane Scott, student Neutzllng vilited In Atbe-DI, Tues- at Ohio Univen-ity, AtbeOJ 11pent with M.nt Viola the past weekend wiLb her pa~ntl Jones. Mr and ·Mrs Clarence Burt, Mr and Mrs John Scott; rorre•t Mann. W. V:s, were guest, the Rua. • WAIT A FEW DAYS ••• BE 3 YEARS AHEAD I advanced it will Octo~-_:..:: ,youw" car& teem three yean out of make 10-\laU ne 'li ahead feature~ '11 see a car On I!AGLE RIDGE CHURCH 4 Miles S. of Chesler IO date. On Ocwb<r 30 you I ... y...-sr Total like Tonion-Aire Ride, Flight s,.weeVpBSty ~nge, 0& •three enco· "' .Contact Brakeo, • Fury "301 full •yean October 30 you"ll &ee one car leap d dr'o obead of the low·price 6eld when you oee an ' ' OCT.15·26 AT 7:30P.M. Ffnl 6 Evenlnga a different apeaker wiD be hell'd. Rev. Freeland Norris WUI Speak the R...,.lnder, EVERYONE WELCOMI! PLYMOUTH ·Top Value Stamps moiEit IIIM·SAVII GIFI' Let Toppie help make your Christmas shopping easy. Get gifts you can give with pride FREE for Tap Value Stamps you get when you lliop 'a t Kroger, ·· ~·~-------------· -·-·---------------' Is K"'ffor Tond""JJY lho 0110 boot that'a t.nder 10 tim• · ~'ul of 10--Jft · ,. ~ UND BEEF..~~-.~..3;,.~. ~1 oo FREE . Top Vllu B11111p1/ • TO SUNSET ' llTATION• • 15c • lb. "• 6h • • lb. OYSlEIS~·dlird• ~. 53c ...... l£rerrer Jhnol• th ... c:• ..._.. ,of ' r.p V,die• B.iel UllAND CASSIIOU &CAIIDIIWUII• . ••• -· FREE ••••••••••••••••• .... • ...... . 2No.253c ,GOLDEI CORI . w.!=...r .. 2~: 31c Crushetl • • • • PIWBURY FLOUR .. ::. :.,lb. *1.99 CCinl · , , Krogor, • oach • ·.990 ' I Knoft ChoeM ..... 'IIIMW.CATALOI • 2 lb. l•f ••· . - 71:.., ~ ' . • .. ~ .. Z--29c.l • • • s._a... :':": 3!. 81e ll we give ,. ,.p ...... Value lhil for bnakfut: Hot toaat, opnad with Good Luek Narprfne creamed with ' O.ange juice, oprinklod with cilwmon. l!li: Morgorln• " Lm·Y\IftUIIY •..,... GOOD LUCK ....... al ftetlt •.. JOU•WW•Whot"l... HOUsE LEvEl, WE8UY OHIOVALtEY JUNK CO. .• - " <Lo"'~r ~m; :..d ~~ 0 n. ,.• .~.:..-. 4 · ~v _, ro''"" ...~ on•·" ..u at h. furnished • .-::!": ;.. ... nt.:.. Wm. "f. Gruater. Middleport . 0 22! moP "o: SAL·E - --- ~I..,Us, dish"' · '· AURG~ 'i;~ ~·l:!iiatin~ HEAT- k1tc!¥E-n cbbJql!ts lfil.d:tnany odae1' ·tta; aas ref.reter.G,or; tNo piece artie!~ to numerdl.Js to mention · living 1·oGm suite; two used teleSale to commen(."(' at 1:00 o'clock visioo1;;; a:l in good condition·. P . M. Term s Cash. Brownw also other household article&. Woods · Auclloneer. Mrs J H Cuckler Phone 8J.Bd-X. Ethel M. Stout AdmlnisLrix of t0..11 ·3,c the Estate of Frances W. Par ker, deceased. 33 RATS lttu..ED with one pouati I().U.3tc STAR WARFARIN. Safe, sur~. euaranlited, Bbehbech Hdware l'he Hotel Martin has available, a SutU' Run Feed Mill few rooms with running water 9192mo. p steam heated, and Hotel service at spedal weekly or monthly HERCULES COAL tales to ateady guests, Rates as U!led very little. $99.00 Pnon ~ .Jow a.a $8 weekly double oe<:u· 846·M or 6(M5-J. pancy. Also ·rooma for Special 10·9-6tc Meetings, Pa•·Ues, Weddin1s. Banqueta, and private breakfast, ·-·- --·-· ............... luncheons, and supper partie& Pbone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0 . Per· ~iiiftNACE, By AL CAPt ABNER ' NE.R.rUSS.'!'- EV'R"' '-'AN, 1n;, THE. IL~' ..oRLD PI>,EJ., ERE _ & WILL APPEAL TO AN'~S~ IN AMER-ICA.!?'- ~OJR CllNCll!'l'l RI,OCKS PilRNtSliEilLJVING.'BEDROOM. "tlulld - • NEW ACT.' ! """ .._.. GRUJ!SI!B BLOCII: CO. cu private bath tnd entranc,. a J Mll01 .North tof ~y 10 8 -r.. ~tc ' ... _ 6144-Y. _ ~--·- '·--·--3 ROOM FURNlliHEll A.partmE)Jlt, On :I& ~oJ! :Wm. 127 Butternut lj\.'~~~f·• Pom~y. ~~ck~ ·' 1 !, •· 10 .8 Btp , ' 'l •1'- ' HBt -•• ed - - -rt- - . t . a a:atnm . !'I 4tF 151. I 6 room u ·,1•trni~~ aaa . ~· . ,. 3 ~ · ~.· ..·~.I'll. .... '·· .;, rJ:.., with bl~. f,-t;·rC,.l ALso · ~ ~~;j:~=t;T, "''"**€ 1 uu£urnhhe 1 Jplrtf\leut . with . bath. Both neW1y deeora:~ ;'~d.a~ "' ~ llr-.1 ttt. .OO"""JNC ~ ---~--_;.:::,..::. ,;. 1 John Dner A THACIDR in .fine 1 I:NSUR,O,NCE AGENCY ~ · · · ... •· tlla • .JilsJs•A&. .M...th 1 shapt'. Will trade for smaller tractor. G. A. Deem. R&cille. lO 10 3tp 1 1 ( J7) -- --~- HelpWont~d ACCIDIIn' Llfo.c-Jty-- Reol Estcte Broker I• MIDDLEPOII:I'. ~0 CA N YOU T...'SE EX'I'HA MONEY? MJ6.M Help moet thore m-onth'l:y Jllif• ments on your home. ear, 1'¥. or (l~her obligai.Wn.s. Milke S35 t 6.,11 .____ :t:: -·--,---- I . -· . ~- lu S50 a week in ·spal'e time su.p- -.-- auT TCJMORR(Jt!l· MA IS .r'j, .-~ai...Jiot,fi. Venti&.·~ QOIH'TOA~,l 9 10 lmot Ti-l: • --'-- HEAR. tM"OilOtaE • ~ .....-JIMCE - - IH!:K TRACY ~-~ w TEN. TW~LVE. "Jl..IQ'TEE~- ,. 9 . .. ' ! ., . ' ' .:.:' . --· tf ... • . 11 ..... ~ · 't,-1. . . lor ' ·-·II·J..., \ Superior Ser\ icl) __,...':""-·!, . Try th MR. AND ••S. SMITH '"' '--1" ........ - C,I.~E· ·~·~•: •••...•... ~ .·~lb. 58c CHIIEI BidS .. LoW,.._.. ... lb.10c Mldtlleport 'HAPP'I StRTHOAY MOM! t !(NOW IT'i ONLY SIX O,CI.OC«,SUT •· ITS fjWJ! TOOEA!IIY roll AGOOO LUCK ~ SANlWICH. , I 25c SUCED BACOI ...... ·ra~-k . . •· 59c lu...ot liuy ••• lb. ONLY I 'lOOK No. Second . rOt·a sOO:c fXTRA LIAN! ----- ' i ROOM HOUSE FOR &ALI-:, fll ·l BUICK VB R~ADMM•'tillt I 0.1l.:Hc 4 dr . Sedan ll)'natJow, p.,w.er 'll" bw..ement , cO<tl ful'naer . : :l.ee 1 i.q. brU.OS, Bla.el.tnar's 3 ftOo ' f FUit."ilSHED a_partmeot . acre of arollnd . C~ei! Dav1t11 Davl Pcmeroy. •li&Uri .OO lU·ll«c. utih~u!s p .lid. 3f6 North 4th St e1!i u.. ___ • Middle,purt. JO 4 l2t c 1 O-u.fJtc lG&i PONTiAC Yl.X 8CYL. 2 d.r i¥Y!lfi\lt' Sttdan . One local owner . Or igi· (, !\It: FOR SALE OR RENT. ~ , rou., .a pill Lnwn1s . I rroom dwell nal tia11h. BJ~oettnar'1, Pomeroy room~ . u1ilitit>i, $3~ . c-o c,u Sp1 i.ng, nt'wly Jac&rattd ~oti.de a.a.o fl,2115.00 L0-11·8lc. uet- 5· :1>695. Mason . .. - - - -oul :\-lust be s&n to bt> apprP· 10..11·6 t 1854 BlllOK V8 SUJPER 4.dr. SedMil thll·d 8 room 1111d ti ·rU&J"m Dvnafl!iw, l~ow~>r neeriQl . .t..ow 1li!H:E AC'RES <:II ROE' huu;..l·~ Both within 5 rum . wal~ k.i.lla1e. Blaettnar'•, Pwnerli.)' four r;;~a:m house , electr~ily. ll' of C~1·t ilOUIO'I! . A. 1\ .BeD.jaJ A.pple Gr~;~wt' See: Alex WJbt."cle-r fl.MtiUlO lO·li-{I~~!~C---,..--,l'ome-r oy. JO~l1-3tc l!JG+ CJIEVROLE..: f 210 4 dr. Se.drilt _ _ _ 9-ls.tr_- - - , . . ODe lo.c.al .o.w.ner. Ori&rna l fini~ :~or Httt - l:loctri~ wallpa,JW" $1.,1&6,()(1 Blaettnar's PomC!lrO)' . •tt>amer. clin~on y;sbtr, M}O 10-ll-61: .£1!eport. Ph . .626li·X. U·l-tt 'J'I'ft17mtn\t,L I q6MC .;___:_ _ - - - - : : - - : l~ CH.E.Y.ROLEI' BEL~MR 6dr For .rAflf -..M:v•"'i''M!D ~ &ed•n Beaut:t'ul ·blue .w.itb white ScaffvhJ .au..., dti, U;·o.,.. Clotb.. top. Q95.00 olllaett-nar'• ¥-Q~Qeroy . Clintnn f'iJber, Middleport. ~4P :111011( - ,.r.FAut 11.0-ll.fttc r·~nno 11 : 1'!" ~ U...t4t ,..,....,... fttfl ....... w !tiM ' FREE • TilE SMITH FAMILY f r1met<.1y. HOMES WANTED f'lr two niL'C kittens . Phone 6344-X. --- --·-\1'95% DESOTO VB 4dr . f,et:iac. Pc N 11).11 I ·3 e er atearing. Low <BUJ..e4~· UL., -PUBwc local owner . $8£6.® B!-aettnao'l . The undersigned will oUer (o! Pome1oy. 10·11--6~c sale at pilbHc auction. at th(' - - - _.... ___ - - late residence of Frances W 'JJ f.or Sc,ie Parker,' deceased, at Tupper!; nmo BA'HREL· Plain :S, Meigs County, Ohio. on KRl'D 011 ·· $3. 00 rL'I.> Sat.u~day, the 27th day of Octo· Phone :Wi·.\'1. Viq~ 11 Tcatvrr.;, be:· lP~6, IQe pe,sonal property Syracuse. of said dece nt. consistin& in lU·ll - titc llart . of rugs, liv1ng ·room: suit~ IFRIGIDAR. E~!N -GO . -00- SHAPE--J~ea kl h · · 1 ro beds rile ng c an·s, m r rs, ~on able price. Abbie Slob art., mar'*l top dresaer. aeyetal old Phone Dj-7,..- p .......... r .... v, St. Rt. one drawer gtands, one trunk, ~ ................... electric < ~~.ij:~Q~tnr, electric 1_?-ti ·atc _ stove.-, kjtchen Daily Sentinel . Pomerov·Middleporl, 0 ., Oct. 11, 19M~7 . Sho1Ston .~ ?..?--· I ~ .Jotkfi'S ------ (21 ) Real Estate ... ... - ·SUNRISI f ' Jal'k Sl·:denal.el , t•tiUAY. IEE.f, I. S. IOIT. I lADED IUINS 3-PIICI CARWG sn "J~UI - • .!! fl JH'r b 11 ~hcl · ·.· ROUSH'S CHICAGO - Spider Webb, 1~. Chicago, oul.polntt'd Charley Char· ley Cotton. IM, Toledo, ()hio · 10. " lat.-It '2 oenta per word, 1lJ1e In· aerti~QD. llinlmum charae :Mk.t eeat.a per word for three coo· 1ftutive in.liertloD.I. 8pedai-Qne month for 25 cenu 'P~ word. ~II rll• or 2 c~nls per wprd will be c harg~ for ~'lle-rtlskta ll not paid for befil'l'e the 25th of each J31Gnth [()IJOwinl Insertion . llTQrB in AdYertlamr-Sl\ould h.• r.epiU'ted .Lannedlately. Tbe Da11r Sentinel wUl not be rhpOOlllbW jor ,mGre than one incorl'ect io· 1tftion. .CIUI'IJ or 'llaanu .and Special NotiOt\8 ot EYents printed at reguJar classifiEd rates. Obituaries published .1.t 1 ct>nt per word. t:l• J\\,JJO ~ift:.::____.~ 1 made tender without Cllll•lng. set. FIGHT RIIULTS By UNITED PRill ,., weekend witb Mrl Qulvey and son. MWJ Nelle Blna, ·Mn John Chase with Mr and Mrs Walter Thomu. day afternoon WANT .4DS Mr and Mr• Cbar via- lea Burt a ad (&mll:r, RutliDd road . tbe HlllcreJt reathome, Athena . REVIVAL TOPPIBll of rleb velvety blaell suede. Perf e e t eomptllllon for aulls, df<!olea, aport logomoot often out of your do- Fight Results - or Middleport it.ed Mrs· Vic-la JOnes. 'Monday at tudenta: et Cale Institute .of Tech, horne of his parents Mr aDd Mn nology, Cleveland, 0. Miles Brown. Following reelstratio on Sept. 10 be took part in Case's OrlentaUon Week pro&ram. During this time be beard talb by varioUI member• oJ the faculty and 1taff on Ute many new aspects of college life. learned the Case Cheers ud songs, attended sample clauea and became famiHar with the Case ~am pus. i ' and Mar. Roller lJ polis, were Sunday gue.ita at the •t Your Best Bow Mr1 Jed Webster Sr. SprinJ Ave SAVE I • POMEROY SOCIETY wet>kend. Mrs Viola Jonea 11 reporte<t 18 Mis:; Mary Armat.roq:, Riple, · John Charles Handley, son of has been the bOUihe fUest of her Hn. Jobo Handley pf Hulberey ,seriou.sly ill at the Hillerm rest s1sll'r Mrs . Jean Carson. Ave., Pomeroy. b a member ol. home Athens. Mr and Mrs Harold Bmwn, Gal- the new freshman c:laas of ttl Mr and Mrs Russell Capehart and daughter Jackie spent the week-end in Lexington . Ky with tbeJr older daughter Diane . who js , a sludent at the un;versity of ,Ker :ucky. They .wr nt for the 'occas. sion of Diane's birthday. Mr and Mrs .rr Hd Luikart and Mr and Mrs William Tittle of C!ar-. ence, Ia . were recent guests of Mr and Mr>~ Dennis Dudding. ttlll 11 a _,a.tl p~· ttl ... Mrs Emma Ryan is enjoy:ng a Mfldred c·B abt) . ~_.. , ~ week11 v~~.ca.wn fr om her duties narlaa.callldU)t:IJQ~---· at the Malion Pail Office. an athlete Of •lJ .'UiQ, . WbO Mr and Mrs Sheri~ ."dathews and d'ed of cdeer bf Joti1a · leal1 daughter or Jdatlo have recently nuapltal. O.IV81!1~ Ttx. Sh• moved into the Gail Dud dUng prowaa t2. Her .dMY,, lftdeil • ctr perty. Mr Mathews is an emplo)lee reer which plat"td biJ' .at. th• of the Kaist>r Aluminum Plant. top IJI. wumea'• .01)1iaf141 ~ Mrs Mary Walsh has been vltitprotesaluUl 1011 .nd etiMr ing with relativ e~ in Zans._v;:.jl_l•.:.·_o~,___•pu ,__11.1. ___ (I""'*Hottf~U I M:Ans PICK WHAT YOU LJKr RADIO & 1'EIJ,;VISION Sl!:ltV!C} Pht•ne 200. Cleland Artpiiandt H8 W. .JlaJa St.. .PcnDtrOJ J.llll·lt . .Se~vice to the Living Our Mc•tto. !ilful'f'!. -~ -- - 1'1-evey'F'insterwaM laneral Home . ' ·P!Kine 285 IIIANC1 NO--- WE. I'M TAJo<ING O~DERS FOR THESE SIGNS DON'T NEED ONE �• ~ Sentll)el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 11, 1956 Mra. Luvena Rainey and Maude attended the revival at =----:::-----------,--==---------Bleuing Moo.n IJeamS LETART1 W• VA. <::~~~m F.l On Sports . a, Baptist Chu'<h Tuesday Kr .Arcb Rowh called on C BlestlDI .Monday. . Mr. _aDd Mra. Curtis Yo~ng are ~ndmg a rew days .l!t thetr homl m D:unbar. . Mike Newbell')' was ~~:u~.s of hts pandmot.b.er Mrs. Denms Rousb Monday. Mr aud Mrs Jo~n _Greer of pt, Pleuant ~ho are m 111 health are reeu.peratma: at t.he home ol the1r 4a:Uihter Mrs. Clarence Aduioa of ·P lain Valley. • Mrs Opa.l Sa)'ft called on Mnl.. Luvena Hainey Monday after-noon. Mr and Mrs Wayne Hart and hvl M. CUHord Nilloa'rille U PomerO)' f. The 'tiPW. be out to 1et blc:k IIi U.. wiQ duma in thb OM, 1Md ita a1wQ1 tou.&b \0 beat the lt9QDU tn tbelr bact yard, aad wt look for tilem to shade the Putb.en tD a. defenaive batUe ~ W.U.ton 20 Kiddleport 7-Tbe Boeteta ml&ht fiDd tbemae~vet in for a bad nieht agahast the eta.. wbo are Just about ready to J"*- clk:k offenaively WellatoD bat .taowed lltUe defense, but ba& I cood offense, and should come out on top in a free· scoring bat- ·M_n Hannah Johnson ~ere .shop· PIDB in Pt. Pleasant Fnda~. Mr Arch Roush and Cecil Bless· tie. Mr Charlie Brown spent Thurs. day nii;hl with iti.s family at Board. The newley Weds, Mr and Mr& Lawrence Paul Winebrenner returned from 8 honey moon in Virainia Friday and left Saturday morning for Columbu 11 . Rev. and Mrs W S Billupa of Pt. Plsasant were the supper guesti Of Mrs Lon Mae Brown and Cam· ily Saturday evening. Mr Cecil Blessing c-alled on Mr and Mrs Arc-h Roush Saturday morning. Mr and Mn, Harry Brooks visited recently with Mr and Mrs Tobey Myers . Mr and Mrti Daniel Weigand and Brenda of Huntington spent the w.e et end with Mrs Garnett Chapman and other relatives. J H Rea spent Sunday in Spen· cer. Mrs St-anley Percell of washington D c visited her parents Squire and Mrs Jacob Phillipos Ia.~ week. Mr and Mrs J .\1 Crump were in Pomeroy Tuesday . MT Herman Blessing is improv· inl from an in)·ur,· he received in an· a" 1· dent wh 1·ch completely de mQUshed his automobile. ·¥r and Mrs Tobey Muers were ' IUtlla o! Mr and Mrs Harry ·B rooks. Mr Llf)yd Wams ley who iS employed on the river spent a short vacation with his ram.Jy. Mr and Mrs Dallas Gibbs aDd 0 enver or Brottd Bun spent Saturd · M •r o · h ay With r and n rs wtg t Gibbs. ina: were New Haven shopperB Fri· U The PJain.a 0-You day. <H practically name ,vl'loUf own Mn lna Weigand and son Billie, score Olli thls Gne. The Red DevU1 Mrs W J Chapman and Beatrice have quite a football team. and were recent guest.s of Mr Gideon tt•a llbout time that ft.DJ and op- Hinkle and Mrs Carrie Judson of poaenta: in this area begin to ~ Hartford . allze It. We believe tbat tbe;r The ladies Aid of the Leutheran eould beat any SEQ team In the Church ln the Uuppl'r .Fial.li, Je11Ue. Board Bapti1t, and Oak Grove E U B met Wabama 20 Milton 13 - Stricth T~<J.sday h d with .Mn11. Ed f f'ry lh • as L ev ave one ann1.1a Y ly a bunch, -but we feel that the · d or e pa!l three years. Tne ay . was Fale0111 are abGut due to get back spent in quilting and working pn Jn the wtn eolul)ln. Roscoe ~use r lh o • G A d ' At rugs or e aa rove J • and company llllvtge • win after noon lunch wa.s served and all had a rn...,h early aeason. · bl d 1 ·1 1 ll ~-• an enJoya e ay. W~:>e e ow~ Ft. .Pleasant 26 ~land 13 - shipping together wert> Mesdames, The Bas Blacks continue to roll ' Ora ttoush. Marie Alias . Hazel in top company. Coach Bob Sheri- 1 Roush G-oldu: MeDe11nitt Cora :r:er loat bls opener to Hunlinaton ! Roush,' Leortta Roush, 1Ju~a and E ast, b ut t hat 1hould be the on IY I Inez .H.oush Mrs J!ai J and two bl nt on the BIg BIaca. • sohedule. I children, Bthcl · Ra yb urn, Lcouisc Jjckson 20 Lol&fi 7 - The Iron- Adkins Nei!Je Adkm s Allie Hoi'· Miss Brenda Weigand spent Sat. men hne too much all-around Yeager' and Beverly Bl~nche Yeag. urday night with Miss sandra strength for 1 Logan te•m that er, Rena Bonecuucr and Chrisll Roush. has a good nnense, but a green Dawn, L;arnet C..:hapman, V1rgie Mr and Mrs Tobey Myers were line up front, and not any too Wollt•, Maude Blessmg Leaura Sunday dinner guesu of Mr and much defense . Coach Gf!ne Slau· • Gibbs Ella Blessing Famie Roush Mrs Cecil Bles~i ng and Ella . ghter rolla on ·in spite of the fact and Danny Ray. Mr Taft Boston Mr and Mr.~ Dennis Housh anrl that the Chiefs will fill the alr and Ed Fry. Mr Okey B. R..oush w~re sunday with passe• In an attempt to puH The rctatives and hiends in guests I){ Mr 1wd MJs Elmer New 1 an up&et. Plain V·alley COUD)IT!unity mGtored ·berry. Galllpolls 20 Athena 13 - The 14 the home of M"rs Lill1e Doolidle Blue DevUa now have detirdtely near Hlckury Chapel Thursday Mr and Mrs. Frank Wolre of Sil· been e•tabllshed as the darkhors- evening and surprised Mrs Ella ver Spring Md. were visiting relea of tbe SEO le:ague, and will Rayburn on -her 84th birthday. She atives and fr ie nds in Indiana and be out to stay in the race against 1 bu been in the home of her daugh· Kentucky and ~~enl the week end a~ ,.A,bqs tum tbat hatn't been ter Lelllle Jor iom&lime. Mrs Hew- ...w.i.t,b..J4.t,a. , .lfp nn Je 'faylur, Aunl of too 'bad 'too date. Burt Smith and lrd ~Yb!lnf,i~kl'd a d~Hcim~_~ . M1;11. ::Wli&U. ' , . eOnJpl!lf to ~~:lay unbeaten in the Blrr~y t~ which was _a1Jt'ved _. ·)h•, J~on I' ry 'Of New Haven l~t!JUe pJI)'. wit.b. icn"cr,•m'· Neither Mrs Ray- "'fiiited .8)' evening with his ·~~lo State, 28 Ullnoil 14 - Last burn JIOr ' t4e~ulb.ter knew of t:fl-e father , and u:totber Mr and Ml'li ·tibe tBQ,Cb met d•e ·best pas- affair until all had't'otb~red. ll'boes ~ Ed Fry of Oal GroYe. In thrco~ntry. and still came from Pt~D. VJ!.lley -wet...11Jlr J.Dd. Mr •.nd Ml's curus Ric:.kard Mr · 9,11) t.op. ThJa week ther tuet't Mrs Howa~ Rayburn :and ramJiy, toea. King and Mrll, Lau.ra Gibbs 0 e.· or;, \II.CI..'be.Bt ground eame1 In Mr and ·M~ Leat~.r Adkln$ alid Mrs att~od revival series at Pcnlel the ftitlon, but WGody Haye1 bas Nora Adildl. At a lata hoUr all de· Sund~ night. . one. of the belt ball dl..tll In the parted for their home11 wishing Mr ~:~nd Mrs Harry Gibbs or Gib· nat1on, and will continue tG .roll Mrs Rlyburn many more Happy lP.&Iown were calling on relatives Gn the ground Saturday. Birthdays. , in this area Sunday. Ohio UnivenJty 20 Kent State 13 Mr Okey Rou"h and Mrs Luvena Mn. Ethel Fry called in the -We feel that the Bobcats have lm· Rainey motored to Huntington, Fri- homes of Mrs Fannie Taylor MrH proved Jutficlently to come thru day morning . Mrs Rainey will visit Dcnnl~ Roush Mrs Allen PMsser witb their first win of the· season. her uncle iJ1 \Wayne Co. who has and Ml"ll Donaid ThompsQn fri~y. CharUe Stob~;rt continues tp pl~y ~~en help!~" for five .1ear1, .tntl M and Mrs. Hom.lr ~~~d Jood bill with bhe Cata, 1nd ought 11 now in a cri{ical r.ondJtlon. Kt>nneth 0 ( columbus at! ended fhl"! to be a main factor In their win Mrs ROJI Winebrenner and Don- funeral of Mr. Osear }lali at Fogle· over the Golden Flashes. na spe~t Saturday wilh Mr and ~ongs Funeral Home Tuesday with MJamJ 27 Marshall 7 - The Red· Mrs Guy Blesslne. 11klna have too much aJJ.around ·Mrs Fannie Roush spent Wednell· 1tren1th for t•he Thundering Herd day wilh Mrs Garnet Roush of Ver and Miami rolls on toward anoth· non and helped her make appleer Kenyon, Xavier over C~nelnnatJ butter. l SyracuiH! 14 West VirtJnia HJ~ Mr. Melvin Bonecutter w,bo l's Tla• .Jtountalnf'ei'J .surprlted lamt on the rlve1· il spending weelr: with a win over Texas, but a days with his famil)l. ' Byraeuae has had a we·ek of rest to prepare (or Art Lewla' team ado Ageiel, Yale over tolumbtli.. •nd should be up tor Ulia one : Mlchia:an over Army, Navy over . Srr•c:u1e In a ,queabr. Tul1ne, Villanova topping Dayton,' DOWN THE LINE • Notre Dame over Purdue, Bowlln1 Gntn Vir.lnia Tech: O\'er Wm. and Mary~ OYI!r Baldwin Wallace, Capitol ov- SMt:J oYer DukC, s. CarnUna over Vlrllnla, Michlelln State over Jn. er Kenyon, Javier over Cincinnati diana, Mlnneaota over NorthweatMiami, Fl•., over Maryland. Wy;. ern. l''lorlda over Rice, Georala mine over New Mexleo, TCU over Alabama, Baylor over Arkan•aa Tech oYer LSU. Wl.sconsin over G11o, Waahinlton over Bolton u' Iowa, Kansas ovca· lows State, DetrGit oYer WlcbHe, Wake Fo~: Miasisaippi vver Vanderbilt, MlaJourl ovor N. Dakota Sta.te, Okla. eat over CJemaon, Brown over Dartmouth. Colorado over Oolor- homa over Texas, Kentucky over Auburn, CaUfornla over Oreaon -.uiDd ..,...a.. burial in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Mr and Mrs. Frank Wolfe of Hd. were ..upper guests of the Cecil Blesaings Sunday evenina. Other .eue.sll were Mr Clyde Yobo of Sarbersville, Mr Yoho. wife and two daughters of Pt. Pleasant and Nrs Ethel Fry . Mr Ernie and Miss Twila Pick· ard called on Mrs Stanley Adkirts of New Haven Saturday. Mrs. Fannie TayJor, Mr and Mn Frank Wolfe and Mr Clarence Taylor called on Mr and Mrs. Will McKinney of Flat Rock Sunday. Mr. Billie Weigand was a caller in the Mn W. J. Chapman home Sunday evenini. Mr anci Mra Perry Wise of Stow . Ohio were guests of Henry Jen·k· ins and fantily Friday. Jenkins and family. MASON NEWS fur the past several weeks. Mr and Mrs Earl Die:)).) and ehild ren St. Albans were the week nd gu~ta of his fatb•r M.:r .aDd Mn J A Diehl. Mr and Mrs Charles Russell and _,ons, Follansbee, W. Va. were guests of the lattcra PNtata - Mr and Mrs Herman Rousb dluoina the John Handley , Is Freshman At Case Tech - ··- $2.99 The perkleat of bewa enll· vena the wonderful lines of lhlo little low ollng pump State, N. Carolina over GeorliM, Tenn('saec over Chattanooaa, UC LA over Waahina:ton State, Stanlord over San Juse State, Penn Stat11 over Holy Croas, Princeton over l'c.nn, ~o~Jorlda over N. C. State, Tulsa over Okia Aagie1 and Wathin11ton aver Oregon. put weekend or Cbul'!'l QuJyey who 1.1 employ· ed in Columbus &pl!aL the pill Davld Thomu, M:.lD.eravUle len 1 1\lesdiy for a yislt In CrookJville HI's Earl Oliver and Mra Minnie Mls1 Mary Jane Scott, student Neutzllng vilited In Atbe-DI, Tues- at Ohio Univen-ity, AtbeOJ 11pent with M.nt Viola the past weekend wiLb her pa~ntl Jones. Mr and ·Mrs Clarence Burt, Mr and Mrs John Scott; rorre•t Mann. W. V:s, were guest, the Rua. • WAIT A FEW DAYS ••• BE 3 YEARS AHEAD I advanced it will Octo~-_:..:: ,youw" car& teem three yean out of make 10-\laU ne 'li ahead feature~ '11 see a car On I!AGLE RIDGE CHURCH 4 Miles S. of Chesler IO date. On Ocwb<r 30 you I ... y...-sr Total like Tonion-Aire Ride, Flight s,.weeVpBSty ~nge, 0& •three enco· "' .Contact Brakeo, • Fury "301 full •yean October 30 you"ll &ee one car leap d dr'o obead of the low·price 6eld when you oee an ' ' OCT.15·26 AT 7:30P.M. Ffnl 6 Evenlnga a different apeaker wiD be hell'd. Rev. Freeland Norris WUI Speak the R...,.lnder, EVERYONE WELCOMI! PLYMOUTH ·Top Value Stamps moiEit IIIM·SAVII GIFI' Let Toppie help make your Christmas shopping easy. Get gifts you can give with pride FREE for Tap Value Stamps you get when you lliop 'a t Kroger, ·· ~·~-------------· -·-·---------------' Is K"'ffor Tond""JJY lho 0110 boot that'a t.nder 10 tim• · ~'ul of 10--Jft · ,. ~ UND BEEF..~~-.~..3;,.~. ~1 oo FREE . Top Vllu B11111p1/ • TO SUNSET ' llTATION• • 15c • lb. "• 6h • • lb. OYSlEIS~·dlird• ~. 53c ...... l£rerrer Jhnol• th ... c:• ..._.. ,of ' r.p V,die• B.iel UllAND CASSIIOU &CAIIDIIWUII• . ••• -· FREE ••••••••••••••••• .... • ...... . 2No.253c ,GOLDEI CORI . w.!=...r .. 2~: 31c Crushetl • • • • PIWBURY FLOUR .. ::. :.,lb. *1.99 CCinl · , , Krogor, • oach • ·.990 ' I Knoft ChoeM ..... 'IIIMW.CATALOI • 2 lb. l•f ••· . - 71:.., ~ ' . • .. ~ .. Z--29c.l • • • s._a... :':": 3!. 81e ll we give ,. ,.p ...... Value lhil for bnakfut: Hot toaat, opnad with Good Luek Narprfne creamed with ' O.ange juice, oprinklod with cilwmon. l!li: Morgorln• " Lm·Y\IftUIIY •..,... GOOD LUCK ....... al ftetlt •.. JOU•WW•Whot"l... HOUsE LEvEl, WE8UY OHIOVALtEY JUNK CO. .• - " <Lo"'~r ~m; :..d ~~ 0 n. ,.• .~.:..-. 4 · ~v _, ro''"" ...~ on•·" ..u at h. furnished • .-::!": ;.. ... nt.:.. Wm. "f. Gruater. Middleport . 0 22! moP "o: SAL·E - --- ~I..,Us, dish"' · '· AURG~ 'i;~ ~·l:!iiatin~ HEAT- k1tc!¥E-n cbbJql!ts lfil.d:tnany odae1' ·tta; aas ref.reter.G,or; tNo piece artie!~ to numerdl.Js to mention · living 1·oGm suite; two used teleSale to commen(."(' at 1:00 o'clock visioo1;;; a:l in good condition·. P . M. Term s Cash. Brownw also other household article&. Woods · Auclloneer. Mrs J H Cuckler Phone 8J.Bd-X. Ethel M. Stout AdmlnisLrix of t0..11 ·3,c the Estate of Frances W. Par ker, deceased. 33 RATS lttu..ED with one pouati I().U.3tc STAR WARFARIN. Safe, sur~. euaranlited, Bbehbech Hdware l'he Hotel Martin has available, a SutU' Run Feed Mill few rooms with running water 9192mo. p steam heated, and Hotel service at spedal weekly or monthly HERCULES COAL tales to ateady guests, Rates as U!led very little. $99.00 Pnon ~ .Jow a.a $8 weekly double oe<:u· 846·M or 6(M5-J. pancy. Also ·rooma for Special 10·9-6tc Meetings, Pa•·Ues, Weddin1s. Banqueta, and private breakfast, ·-·- --·-· ............... luncheons, and supper partie& Pbone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0 . Per· ~iiiftNACE, By AL CAPt ABNER ' NE.R.rUSS.'!'- EV'R"' '-'AN, 1n;, THE. IL~' ..oRLD PI>,EJ., ERE _ & WILL APPEAL TO AN'~S~ IN AMER-ICA.!?'- ~OJR CllNCll!'l'l RI,OCKS PilRNtSliEilLJVING.'BEDROOM. "tlulld - • NEW ACT.' ! """ .._.. GRUJ!SI!B BLOCII: CO. cu private bath tnd entranc,. a J Mll01 .North tof ~y 10 8 -r.. ~tc ' ... _ 6144-Y. _ ~--·- '·--·--3 ROOM FURNlliHEll A.partmE)Jlt, On :I& ~oJ! :Wm. 127 Butternut lj\.'~~~f·• Pom~y. ~~ck~ ·' 1 !, •· 10 .8 Btp , ' 'l •1'- ' HBt -•• ed - - -rt- - . t . a a:atnm . !'I 4tF 151. I 6 room u ·,1•trni~~ aaa . ~· . ,. 3 ~ · ~.· ..·~.I'll. .... '·· .;, rJ:.., with bl~. f,-t;·rC,.l ALso · ~ ~~;j:~=t;T, "''"**€ 1 uu£urnhhe 1 Jplrtf\leut . with . bath. Both neW1y deeora:~ ;'~d.a~ "' ~ llr-.1 ttt. .OO"""JNC ~ ---~--_;.:::,..::. ,;. 1 John Dner A THACIDR in .fine 1 I:NSUR,O,NCE AGENCY ~ · · · ... •· tlla • .JilsJs•A&. .M...th 1 shapt'. Will trade for smaller tractor. G. A. Deem. R&cille. lO 10 3tp 1 1 ( J7) -- --~- HelpWont~d ACCIDIIn' Llfo.c-Jty-- Reol Estcte Broker I• MIDDLEPOII:I'. ~0 CA N YOU T...'SE EX'I'HA MONEY? MJ6.M Help moet thore m-onth'l:y Jllif• ments on your home. ear, 1'¥. or (l~her obligai.Wn.s. Milke S35 t 6.,11 .____ :t:: -·--,---- I . -· . ~- lu S50 a week in ·spal'e time su.p- -.-- auT TCJMORR(Jt!l· MA IS .r'j, .-~ai...Jiot,fi. Venti&.·~ QOIH'TOA~,l 9 10 lmot Ti-l: • --'-- HEAR. tM"OilOtaE • ~ .....-JIMCE - - IH!:K TRACY ~-~ w TEN. TW~LVE. "Jl..IQ'TEE~- ,. 9 . .. ' ! ., . ' ' .:.:' . --· tf ... • . 11 ..... ~ · 't,-1. . . lor ' ·-·II·J..., \ Superior Ser\ icl) __,...':""-·!, . Try th MR. AND ••S. SMITH '"' '--1" ........ - C,I.~E· ·~·~•: •••...•... ~ .·~lb. 58c CHIIEI BidS .. LoW,.._.. ... lb.10c Mldtlleport 'HAPP'I StRTHOAY MOM! t !(NOW IT'i ONLY SIX O,CI.OC«,SUT •· ITS fjWJ! TOOEA!IIY roll AGOOO LUCK ~ SANlWICH. , I 25c SUCED BACOI ...... ·ra~-k . . •· 59c lu...ot liuy ••• lb. ONLY I 'lOOK No. Second . rOt·a sOO:c fXTRA LIAN! ----- ' i ROOM HOUSE FOR &ALI-:, fll ·l BUICK VB R~ADMM•'tillt I 0.1l.:Hc 4 dr . Sedan ll)'natJow, p.,w.er 'll" bw..ement , cO<tl ful'naer . : :l.ee 1 i.q. brU.OS, Bla.el.tnar's 3 ftOo ' f FUit."ilSHED a_partmeot . acre of arollnd . C~ei! Dav1t11 Davl Pcmeroy. •li&Uri .OO lU·ll«c. utih~u!s p .lid. 3f6 North 4th St e1!i u.. ___ • Middle,purt. JO 4 l2t c 1 O-u.fJtc lG&i PONTiAC Yl.X 8CYL. 2 d.r i¥Y!lfi\lt' Sttdan . One local owner . Or igi· (, !\It: FOR SALE OR RENT. ~ , rou., .a pill Lnwn1s . I rroom dwell nal tia11h. BJ~oettnar'1, Pomeroy room~ . u1ilitit>i, $3~ . c-o c,u Sp1 i.ng, nt'wly Jac&rattd ~oti.de a.a.o fl,2115.00 L0-11·8lc. uet- 5· :1>695. Mason . .. - - - -oul :\-lust be s&n to bt> apprP· 10..11·6 t 1854 BlllOK V8 SUJPER 4.dr. SedMil thll·d 8 room 1111d ti ·rU&J"m Dvnafl!iw, l~ow~>r neeriQl . .t..ow 1li!H:E AC'RES <:II ROE' huu;..l·~ Both within 5 rum . wal~ k.i.lla1e. Blaettnar'•, Pwnerli.)' four r;;~a:m house , electr~ily. ll' of C~1·t ilOUIO'I! . A. 1\ .BeD.jaJ A.pple Gr~;~wt' See: Alex WJbt."cle-r fl.MtiUlO lO·li-{I~~!~C---,..--,l'ome-r oy. JO~l1-3tc l!JG+ CJIEVROLE..: f 210 4 dr. Se.drilt _ _ _ 9-ls.tr_- - - , . . ODe lo.c.al .o.w.ner. Ori&rna l fini~ :~or Httt - l:loctri~ wallpa,JW" $1.,1&6,()(1 Blaettnar's PomC!lrO)' . •tt>amer. clin~on y;sbtr, M}O 10-ll-61: .£1!eport. Ph . .626li·X. U·l-tt 'J'I'ft17mtn\t,L I q6MC .;___:_ _ - - - - : : - - : l~ CH.E.Y.ROLEI' BEL~MR 6dr For .rAflf -..M:v•"'i''M!D ~ &ed•n Beaut:t'ul ·blue .w.itb white ScaffvhJ .au..., dti, U;·o.,.. Clotb.. top. Q95.00 olllaett-nar'• ¥-Q~Qeroy . Clintnn f'iJber, Middleport. ~4P :111011( - ,.r.FAut 11.0-ll.fttc r·~nno 11 : 1'!" ~ U...t4t ,..,....,... fttfl ....... w !tiM ' FREE • TilE SMITH FAMILY f r1met<.1y. HOMES WANTED f'lr two niL'C kittens . Phone 6344-X. --- --·-\1'95% DESOTO VB 4dr . f,et:iac. Pc N 11).11 I ·3 e er atearing. Low <BUJ..e4~· UL., -PUBwc local owner . $8£6.® B!-aettnao'l . The undersigned will oUer (o! Pome1oy. 10·11--6~c sale at pilbHc auction. at th(' - - - _.... ___ - - late residence of Frances W 'JJ f.or Sc,ie Parker,' deceased, at Tupper!; nmo BA'HREL· Plain :S, Meigs County, Ohio. on KRl'D 011 ·· $3. 00 rL'I.> Sat.u~day, the 27th day of Octo· Phone :Wi·.\'1. Viq~ 11 Tcatvrr.;, be:· lP~6, IQe pe,sonal property Syracuse. of said dece nt. consistin& in lU·ll - titc llart . of rugs, liv1ng ·room: suit~ IFRIGIDAR. E~!N -GO . -00- SHAPE--J~ea kl h · · 1 ro beds rile ng c an·s, m r rs, ~on able price. Abbie Slob art., mar'*l top dresaer. aeyetal old Phone Dj-7,..- p .......... r .... v, St. Rt. one drawer gtands, one trunk, ~ ................... electric < ~~.ij:~Q~tnr, electric 1_?-ti ·atc _ stove.-, kjtchen Daily Sentinel . Pomerov·Middleporl, 0 ., Oct. 11, 19M~7 . Sho1Ston .~ ?..?--· I ~ .Jotkfi'S ------ (21 ) Real Estate ... ... - ·SUNRISI f ' Jal'k Sl·:denal.el , t•tiUAY. IEE.f, I. S. IOIT. I lADED IUINS 3-PIICI CARWG sn "J~UI - • .!! fl JH'r b 11 ~hcl · ·.· ROUSH'S CHICAGO - Spider Webb, 1~. Chicago, oul.polntt'd Charley Char· ley Cotton. IM, Toledo, ()hio · 10. " lat.-It '2 oenta per word, 1lJ1e In· aerti~QD. llinlmum charae :Mk.t eeat.a per word for three coo· 1ftutive in.liertloD.I. 8pedai-Qne month for 25 cenu 'P~ word. ~II rll• or 2 c~nls per wprd will be c harg~ for ~'lle-rtlskta ll not paid for befil'l'e the 25th of each J31Gnth [()IJOwinl Insertion . llTQrB in AdYertlamr-Sl\ould h.• r.epiU'ted .Lannedlately. Tbe Da11r Sentinel wUl not be rhpOOlllbW jor ,mGre than one incorl'ect io· 1tftion. .CIUI'IJ or 'llaanu .and Special NotiOt\8 ot EYents printed at reguJar classifiEd rates. Obituaries published .1.t 1 ct>nt per word. t:l• J\\,JJO ~ift:.::____.~ 1 made tender without Cllll•lng. set. FIGHT RIIULTS By UNITED PRill ,., weekend witb Mrl Qulvey and son. MWJ Nelle Blna, ·Mn John Chase with Mr and Mrs Walter Thomu. day afternoon WANT .4DS Mr and Mr• Cbar via- lea Burt a ad (&mll:r, RutliDd road . tbe HlllcreJt reathome, Athena . REVIVAL TOPPIBll of rleb velvety blaell suede. Perf e e t eomptllllon for aulls, df<!olea, aport logomoot often out of your do- Fight Results - or Middleport it.ed Mrs· Vic-la JOnes. 'Monday at tudenta: et Cale Institute .of Tech, horne of his parents Mr aDd Mn nology, Cleveland, 0. Miles Brown. Following reelstratio on Sept. 10 be took part in Case's OrlentaUon Week pro&ram. During this time be beard talb by varioUI member• oJ the faculty and 1taff on Ute many new aspects of college life. learned the Case Cheers ud songs, attended sample clauea and became famiHar with the Case ~am pus. i ' and Mar. Roller lJ polis, were Sunday gue.ita at the •t Your Best Bow Mr1 Jed Webster Sr. SprinJ Ave SAVE I • POMEROY SOCIETY wet>kend. Mrs Viola Jonea 11 reporte<t 18 Mis:; Mary Armat.roq:, Riple, · John Charles Handley, son of has been the bOUihe fUest of her Hn. Jobo Handley pf Hulberey ,seriou.sly ill at the Hillerm rest s1sll'r Mrs . Jean Carson. Ave., Pomeroy. b a member ol. home Athens. Mr and Mrs Harold Bmwn, Gal- the new freshman c:laas of ttl Mr and Mrs Russell Capehart and daughter Jackie spent the week-end in Lexington . Ky with tbeJr older daughter Diane . who js , a sludent at the un;versity of ,Ker :ucky. They .wr nt for the 'occas. sion of Diane's birthday. Mr and Mrs .rr Hd Luikart and Mr and Mrs William Tittle of C!ar-. ence, Ia . were recent guests of Mr and Mr>~ Dennis Dudding. ttlll 11 a _,a.tl p~· ttl ... Mrs Emma Ryan is enjoy:ng a Mfldred c·B abt) . ~_.. , ~ week11 v~~.ca.wn fr om her duties narlaa.callldU)t:IJQ~---· at the Malion Pail Office. an athlete Of •lJ .'UiQ, . WbO Mr and Mrs Sheri~ ."dathews and d'ed of cdeer bf Joti1a · leal1 daughter or Jdatlo have recently nuapltal. O.IV81!1~ Ttx. Sh• moved into the Gail Dud dUng prowaa t2. Her .dMY,, lftdeil • ctr perty. Mr Mathews is an emplo)lee reer which plat"td biJ' .at. th• of the Kaist>r Aluminum Plant. top IJI. wumea'• .01)1iaf141 ~ Mrs Mary Walsh has been vltitprotesaluUl 1011 .nd etiMr ing with relativ e~ in Zans._v;:.jl_l•.:.·_o~,___•pu ,__11.1. ___ (I""'*Hottf~U I M:Ans PICK WHAT YOU LJKr RADIO & 1'EIJ,;VISION Sl!:ltV!C} Pht•ne 200. Cleland Artpiiandt H8 W. .JlaJa St.. .PcnDtrOJ J.llll·lt . .Se~vice to the Living Our Mc•tto. !ilful'f'!. -~ -- - 1'1-evey'F'insterwaM laneral Home . ' ·P!Kine 285 IIIANC1 NO--- WE. I'M TAJo<ING O~DERS FOR THESE SIGNS DON'T NEED ONE �. ... ......... . ...... ' .... .. .... ~ , .._..._ ......... •.• ~"'-- . • f'~-----------------------------, 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 11, 1B56 SPECIAl! Lewis-Manley Auxiliary To Dine Nov. 5th FRESH GROUND BEEF 41b.$1.00 AT SIMONS I SKINlESS WIENERS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 49t SLICED SLJCED .. ·.. announced for Tuesday, Oct, ,30 from 10 a. m. to 3 p, m. Members are to lake a sack lunch and coffee will be provided. Mrs. Ronald Springer wam welcomed ae a I g_ue&t , Mr9. Charles Joli <-1. guf'lit. The Bloodmobda De-voted .. lb. 39c Reed MARKET W. MAIN ST. JOWl BACON GM 98« POMEROY OCTOBER 15 un11eat Senator Mone, eapeeially, (l•ten~aUcm41JJ ' Lucille Bearbs Hawklno, Pomero,. Society Editor Eleanor s. Sebaaf, Mlddlep<lrl Society Editor-Phone 6079 .io uiili the, ·Servicemen Sehaeket Clinic. another of their FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO.coun~y mtl.rmary Oct. 21 whe~ the · for the year. The meetLovfJOY Cn'Citt of tbc U. tr. san. , iut closed with a poem by Mra Pvt. Delbert H. Milan. whose wife b~ro Missionary Society or tbe if:U~e. . Alberta lives in Syracuse, Ohio, Ftrst Baptist Church met tbiJ The hoatesaes served cake, ice recently wa.s graduated from the week at the home of Mrs. Johq cream ID.d atrawberrie8 , nuts and construction machine operator's Lyo~ wU)l Mt11. James Pullen cOftoe to m~1 1 and juests. co,w se at Fort Lef!anl Wood. tbe ~hOstess. were Mrs. Luman, Mrs. llllaa:~p1 ,Ltr~~ 'o ~?P,e~a~e MCMaster, tractor scrapers ant;t: .road 'g'Niilet-s. ANNIVERS4RY ' &8D9 •19D8 1' ~ •.1 Mi!~~entered th~ A1·my in May I A.AJ'', 'SuP!lr-Right - <iholee · A&P Super-Right euts, Extra Lean, Loin End1 .' PO LOI s 47c A&P Pork Lolna are aeleeled from plump, youa1, lriiiD-Ied porken lb • extra lean, H• -Pork Roast · · lb. 4Sc Tender, S!eer Beef' CHUC A&P Super-Right . . Lean Cholre cut• Cellter Rib Pork Chops ·· lb. 65c A.&P Super-Right • Cholee Center Sllees In' F11ll Shank Half 'WHOLE HAM . . . lb. 45< BUTT HALF .. . , lb. 49< A&P Super-Right . . Steer Beel, Well Trimmed! ROUND OR ENGLISH ... Ill , ...... llwdy. was the toplc of the pljPJram by Mrs. Smitb &B&isted by Mrs. Senm Blazewicz, Mra. Martha Hdlited 1nd Mu Elizabeth Davis. Prayer by Mrs. Earl Brown concluded the program. Durinf the business it IYas an· nounced that the thank offering .would be taken at the November meetlnt. New books for use in the Society were ordered purehaaed. lb. 39c Roast · · lb. 55c 1· 0 ROAST Fresh Ham .· · lb. 39c Ira tood! Trimmed ol e1eeaa fat! . of -;t)Js y~ a11d completed basic tralllilng here, T~ 22-year-old soldier was grad~d,jrom ;Jtutland High school in- 18Gf( !IIS parents, Mr. and Mrs. De~bel'i A. Milan, live on Rt. 1, Langsville. ~ w..-J.... oltlltra• : . "'""' 13!1 ... whJto. bock blut dtnlm , . . ' SanloriiOd, complttol) . Triple tlitdltd and ,.InforM wfth nonoteratch,, · ~walhablt. '"".,....., ri- .. ;..... pocktlt. Zipper cl0111 ... \ ............. bock pocktlt.\.. to18 . . '. .. "h •• ,.; GRAPES 2 ·lb•.:'~~~c • "'. OHIO F-y W'-nala • AJed Swiss Chene ·SUeed or Pleee 35c lb. Ice Cream FRESH DAILY SPrctAL 2doz. 39c FRESH FROZt:N APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH Morton's Pies · · · · · · · · · · · .. · .. 2- 24oz size 95c 811100TH, RICII Cllelee • ,.....,. . . c···- Sugar Donuts New Potatoes · .... · .. ·.. 50 LB. BAG $1.39 A6P'8 MARVEL .. •••••h-· JANE PARKER .. LIGHT, TENDER INDIANA. U.S. NO. 1 lb. 49c · ·,United StateS In· · Dema~d On Russia .. U.S. NO. 1 .... JONA.THA.N APPLES 3 J•n• Perlcw S,.Ciel - ~6ai.Plg.69c Pure Cider, Ohio~· Fllltst · ·· · ' .. · · pilau 79c --.ch..... . 11>. s . Ul 01 ena S,. .. • ol!ly Uc Yellow Popeorn • !lilt. llle PEAS _. 2·18 01. eons 35e t'udge Cook!" .• pq !5c Spaclet- Anlft P • Julee ... 2-41 oa. eana 5k CORN . . lHI 01. eons 33e Ketehup 2.18 611 btla 39< Ann POM __ PuN ~r• Juice, A&P lrond Mlrfflr Brantl P. .ch, PlnHP-" Nrlc.t Grapefruit 2-48 oz. eans 4k Sweet Pleklea %1 OL jar 33e A&P lr•Rd Or•n11 An" Page - WITH POII:K , A&P lrtn41 Grape Julee • 24 oL bll. !Oe BEANS .. 4-31 01. . · l.tb: ura 89e r i ean 41c Preserves .. l ,lll.ju 49e Sauce 2·15\i & eans 30. '. M~rkcts Super - " '.' .:.L1 ...1. ' ._t, ..r ' BA.K'R MAKE IT TASTE BmEB. ,. FU!l,Nit.QRE Ia 'I'D Jlrlllllet* Coruer Ia •.. , . , ;:·m :n' ---l:. ~"":' . - · . • ' ' ..................... > AnnPattSNIMttl~ A.J> I luac:iouaHolaum-qheeseburqer-everywomc · fo~ hetaeU,Jfhen d&licious H:llaum make~ sand-,, wtChea 10 manelolllL B~y 10!UHo!Jum.today.J . . \ .. Rich _ $pKI1I JeM Ptrk•r Nl.lett . Slae'• bone•t.ahouf grabbing thelDJ . Bar Coke , . apeelll 33e Gran Giant A&P Brend Tom1to Julee . . 2-4801. eaai llle '' . Splc;y tc•• Spefthh R..•lo Topt-Poptl Yellow - _ .• .,..wl..... ln Pumpkh• Plo .. .. ,, MIUD!&POB~ ,---~--.,' · ~. Serve led uto ' ·~ it witJ- \, I' Distress Signals Are Picked Up 150 Miles North Of The Azores IanWNDON U.S. <earcb planes ronverged today oo area 150 miles north of the Awrea wbere repealed SOS of ten miles, • Plans_ were !bade ~ Area Vhlltlllty Gool The weatber in the nea wu good with scattered to brobu clouds at 2,000 feet and villibill&J 'Phe Daily Sentinel B. H. Sanborn Lovejby Circle Plans Vi5it To Th~ Infirm., ·vorl ! The Air Foree aaid plaaes streaking to the area from the Legens bast:. usf!d a mid-oceu ltop on tbe fli&:bt from Britain io the United Statu. Tra.DJ-World AirJine• announced in Sbaanoa it wu ~ndiq tbree of ita alttraft to Join in tbe aeareb. '. ' WHITHER the DemocJ:atll rttaln tbtlr 1Um ccmtrol at the Senate or Joae It to the RepubUcana lllnges on theee alx key Sell&te tobte.lrr, the way political tterl .ee1 lt. Washington and Oregon ahape up aa ..th~ holteat ba.tUetfttuadt, The. GOP would like to ' the same t)1»e traumiUed from survival equipment prrled bv all Amerkan mllltarr plmM. He aaid they were definiteiJ dlstre.sa signals. \ltSTERN JEAKS \ nltht in 4h. • An Air Foree spokesman said the signals appeared to be of .K. suaD 5LB. Jwtaiest. . .Of 'J!Iae M!eip-JJ•- Are. 70t. ........... Ltw plane. •bey.: re FUN to we.nr . ,. . when th~y·re · 5 r, 'J'he 18 ... ilidl..,. lftd .... signala raised hope there may be survivors aDIOllll tbe 59 Americans miBslng aboard • Mililary Air Transport Service • . 0 Ohlr. .............. (UP) - • EGGS . 3 doz. $1.15 Pork Sausage· 3 lb $) ......t..,,............ ... anes hostessn, Mrs. Everett· 'nlomas. Mrs. Barnitz, Mrs. Earl Olivei and Mrs. Leverett Rou.sh. COLORADO IS COMING • Hl1h A deuert course in keeping with Hallowf'en Wils served by the PULL'BtvS - 3.. DOZ. PURE 51 kitchen. "Quiet ·0.)'" wu chu~h Bentl ty and Mrs. Emma Bland, and ttlcy s•rvtd a fried chicken lunch, l'lalad . pumpkin pil' and coffee to the members and 1ne SLICED BOlOGNA .. · .. · Durin& the busln"ess a report w.as given on the stoves and It was voted to purcttlse two for the Mrs . Gcrtrurle Butler, Mrs. Naomi HOUSE BACON · ·.. · .. · ·.. .. _lb. SSe WaATHaR, Metbodlat pic, "The Isl~t~r.d Awaill His Word ." A reading, "Group Fellowship in Prayer)' was given by Mrs. c . E. w. Downie, the apiritual Ufe secretary. Miss Lucretia Genh.f'imer showed a f.Um ''Ciu1JtiaD Youth in Southeast Alia" l'howtna: its jungles, Its politieal unreat, its eeonomic asset. and the housing problems. I · · · · · · · lb. 39c United ' Devotions were led by Mrs. AI· ' onzo Custer who bad fol' her to- The hostesses were Mrs. Cassell, ALL MEAT .. . · ·· vice of the Two new me-mpus, Mrs. Van. dcrh ook and Mrs. Thomas, Ruth::nd, were welcomed to the auxiliary , and will be initiated at the next meeting Nov. 12. Smoke-House Products Wo- churt1h was held Tuesday evenint at the church with lin. W. 0, Barnltz presi'diai. with tickels at SL50 each. . th~ "- men's Society of Chrlatlan Ser• Mrs. Carrie Cassell , president, presidt'd, and plans were completed for the dinner which will be served from 4-6 at the churc:J DAVID DAVIES WUE HAMS The October meetini: of COnTESTS ------ port , on Munday, Nuv . 5, when the Auxiliary uf th e Lewis- Manley Pos t . Amencan LEgion, met this week at the Mt . Zion Baptist church in Hutland. WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OLD SIX KEY Plan s were mad.: fvr a turkey dinner to be served at the 'Mt. Moriah Baptb.t church. Middle- ., entt·n e United' Methodist WSCS Oct Meeting Held On Tuesday t t I l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 11, 1956 canary conroy davis roberts