https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b365ca510bb7f3a63c5530bc65286111.pdf 9773c45a5d9582043dc0af9a3bd61dca PDF Text Text • 1-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct. 12, 1956 -~MID=DLEPORT-SOCIETY -- ....,, Mrs Cedric Clark vi:iited .Mrs. parenb, Mr and Mno C har le~ fkn Howanl Kress, Portsmouth, this nett, who returned iiS far a.s Col umbus wuh the Rogen; and v1S lled until Tuesday w1rh Mr and Mn llrs. BJ1nehe H11ptonstall ill stay. iU with Dand Hoyt wh1 le h11J Warren oennclt and Ma.xine Bennel\ , partots, the Rrv and Mrs C E Hoyt, a~ i1Uend 1ng the Oh lo Rap. tilt Convention 10 l'lncmnatJ. Clifford Bea~l' t has cntcr• ·rl the Diyton Vet.:or11n:s· Jlu ~ pita l Jo t a nose operation S.Sgt Harold H1ct'. wh.o ~Jns a nd Mt83 Mr anr.J Mrs ~aurt n' Thomson. Clev<'land , wdl spt>nd thl" weekend with her parents, Mr and Mn, Hart l.yons. had Mrs Rogr-r Kittle, C.lousllf'r, v1s~ apent Lhn1y-eJght day:o leav., with bill paN!nls, Mr and Mrs llomn ited hlf'r IIIUnlt; , Miss Vesta McCoy Mrs Burr Forrest , and Mr {"or. res! Thursday evening. llice, le(t Monday for his new u . .sipment at Camp Pl'ndll>ton Calif. <~nd Mr and Mrs Vt't non Rof!ers, f'os. toria , spent the weekend w1th her :\1r and Mr:; Owen t''1 nk and son£ Bill , Dean and Dunny, and !hell' daughter , Mrs John Buckley, and her husband adlended the fiftieth wedding anniven~~ry of Mrs }'ink's parcnb, Mr and Mrs Thomas Bog,91 Sunday. at the hmtle of Mr an~ THE ·'WILSON GANG"-Front row, left to right, Sammy Hood, Alan Wallace, Bruce WalMrs Marshall Bo~gs, Gallipolis. lace, Stephen Pullin, John Hood. Second row . Carolyn Ann Russell, Miil:e Bratton, George ~ lAKER l: R ROOMS Of g ~ New Fumlture ~ roa I I $299.00 BAKER. FURNITURE I( 0. Tile Brllltted C..~ ~ .... Ill Mlddleport • BAQ:a.FU&NITUBI D1·. Kathcr~·n Sauer, Benny Wilson, Rodney Sauer, Bobby Pooler, David Casci, and two tiny.mite cheer. Poinrlt•xtcr return. leaders, Ann Wilson and Stephanie Pullen. Larry Mitch stands behind his charges. ed home Monday after a visit ip Grovl' City wit'h Mr and ·M ri Playen1 of the "Wilson Gang"George Danwls who accompained their ch.eer leaders- aren'l with her here for a bnef v1sit, retur~ exactly ready to sign Lip as Yellow ina that evening to thelr home, Jackets regulars, but give th<!m five years under their belt.:> and they'll be raring to go. OLD HOUSE GONE Tabbed the ''Wil11on Gang" be· I.EXINGTON , Ky . - uP ~Reo cently wrecked to make way fot a filling station was the home ct Daniel Bradford , buill some tim<e before 1812. Bradford, in 1819 dt '.11igned and first med in his new• paper. the Lexington Public A~ vertiser, the crowir1g rooster that 1.11 the nt~tional symhol of the Dell\· THE ocratic Party. WE LY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS - - ' GOOD BUYS ARE STILL FOUND HERE COME AND SEE v:. 1956FORD n ~~~~j:··~·. l'f'aj 2 dr. Radio and clean. ' 1955 MERCURY 4 dr. ·Radio & w.all tires. 't:~ran 4 d1·. va ..,.,ith Po••"··•<li<d<•. . 1"'l Toni" Fin\sh . 'I 195SFORD THE Customlinc 2 Dr. Cream Of The Crop Jlc-atw. All .guod re.lf< n l"''' 1956 GMC 11!1 ton Pickup · · · · · · · · Save $500 Dlx. Cab.pbrome Grille and Dclux chassis. Very low rnilea·ge.,. . 1954 Chevrolet 210 4 dr. Sedan · · · · $1,295 I' One Jock! owner. Original blue and"whlte finish. ~ _I cau<~e thr:v turn our fur practir'· 1-55 on a V'dcant Jot next to the hom ~ of Mr and Mn Frank B Wipon . 630 Bmw"'fl A", and h•v~ " eC 5 least two Wiloons as membert, they are in heavy training for an ~peel ed match with another "gang" als,1 Miss Juli~ Mitch, RN. Galliwurking out a couple of ~ks polis, daughter of Mr. and Mr11. away. ,, P. L. Mitch. was elected fJrst . vice president to 11erve Dlitrict Says M~. Wzhon: 14 of the Nurses Association "Most of the boys haveZ man· when the Holzer Hospital Nurse• aged to get football su1ts, and they Alumni As~ocJatlon met at Hol· hard at the grune_ Besides, H's o. ;eer Hospital this week.. good way to keep tl·ac): 0{ pour kids, if l/1ey're play1ug right at The speaker for the meeting hnnw ." was Dr. B(!rnard Begley, Jtafr Larry Milch and Junior Hood physician at the bospital. wbo act as coache~ for the lads whill' spoke on "Urology" &nd' showed the girt..,, who nommated them a film he bad brougbt trom selves for the che~>rleader role, thr University of Iowa. conduct practice sessions of roll! · ·--··-··..- ·-·--'-----i~es rememb.e red from walchirJ ~ /r1the r neighborhood group will be Mrs Carrie Grueter ls visiting h1gh school ~wls , announced in the near future, with relatives in Zanesville. Datp of lhl' h1g game witb th " f'oac hc~ said. Mrs Rus11 Watson arrive~ hom,. today after a viSit in LoJJisville. Ky with 'Dr aald Mrs J B ~arshall and hmjlt. . 1 POMEROY SOCIETY MOORE'S PHONE 388- Y SPECIAL OCTOBER 15-20 Bel Air 2 llr. ALL 1if'ater, Seut ""'"'· ~;;,;rii~l tu.t.on(' fin1.oJh . 1953 PlYMOUTH Moores Brand Belvedere Hardtop Joe<ll (YW!nrr. C~t·~·n & Mufflers - ·1953 FORD Customlinc 2 dr. R & r1.vers. All ,qood Hn•s. FREE CUOOSE FROM METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Af Tn1ffle Ltoht in Middleport Very lOw mileage. Almost like tho day It was sold. Open IVt!hllltl U•tll 9 p. m. ~~~~~·~hone 604S..J Mf3 ~,t.j!Hne ,Sh~rman an(! Mt'S Mary MYfll'l ot Columbus wert Wednrsday 'gut.11t1 o£ Mrs. 0 B Elberfeld. Hani~ronvtn<e ro&d. Mr. and Mrs. AI Kae.se of Wyonung, 0., were . the recent guest ~ of Mr. and .Mn. W. c . Burson, Shade. Mr.s Edith Thomas visited her :tister, M1·11 Hom~r Kennedy. Mid· dleport, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Robert Tandell and son Mrs Le~lie Mason <Jnd .sun and Ray Cowie of Beaver F'alls, Pa \'l~iled recently with Mr . and Mr~ Cllrl Moore &n.d daughters. Mrs . Joe Beegle, Raeim:, spPnt Thursday with her sister, Mrs W. C. Burson, Shade. Mi.lls Heltn Locbary atrivcd Thursdoy evening from Columbu:1 lor a weekend vi~it with her br(} ther, and sister in Jaw, Mr and Mrs Patrick Lochary. I took. NELSONVILLE .. 7 WEWTON .... 14 JACKSON ..... 13 ATHENS ...... 191RUTLAND .. . . . 41 MILTON' ...... 12 PT. PLEASANT . EASTERN ...... 13 POMEROY . . . . . 0 MIDDLEPORT ... 0 LOGAN .. ...... 7 GALLIPOLIS ... : 6 THE PLAINS . 0 WAHAMA ...... 7 ASHLAND ..... 18 MERCERVILLE .. 7 Coat• wert ha chaco• of the tablo de<O'Ili0<\1 and Mrs . Robert ;:~,M~iuf~~~~;:., •:d1,!:; part local residf'nt, preaJded. at tbe silver 5ervJcea. Wbite chr)'IADThe cast included Mrs . T . F. thetnum.ll, Jvy 1arLands aad wbJte HltWII':ins, preaident ; Mrs. A. R. and silver Provincial twtst tap. Pullen secretary; Mrs. Raymond er5 were u11ed Jn a cry.ttoaJ eollLuman, M r~. John Lyons, Mrs . ta iner on a mirror placque on ' Charles Benn ett , Mrs. W1Ui.11 An· the table. thony, Mrs C. E. Hoyt, Mrs. Twenty-five year member~ Harry Houdashelt , Mrs. Milton who were una;ble , 0 be present Hood , Mrs . Danil'l Thompson. wt're George Baker, Mrl. Iva One hundred and one mem- Brown, b'u-s . Harry Crate:, Mra. bers and guests attended the H . M. Cro~. Mrs. Vlrgini.l Fergumeding and the refreshment son, Jessie Crow, Mildred Haw. committee : Mrs. James S>"mp, 0 o fey, AI Vlta · J onee, Ml'l!l. R . A • Mrs. EOer Lewis , Mrs. E . M. Miller, Mrs. Fred Pf'et. Mrs. Will Blake, Mr11. Milton HDOd, Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Griff Russell. Denver Nelson, .served a dessert Mrs. John Talbott, Orba Stout, course. Hallie and Nellie Zerkle Esther Sayre, Loui:sp Tbomaa. - - - ' - - - --'-''-'---'--'--""::.::._ cast except three Thursday . ' . I I · · '--r------ ' TIMELESS BEAUrY tuc:k1 of delicate tricot oecented with o 2-ron• embroidered ,,._, Glamor for. any figur. with hi IJJ)o(Urve MkfriH ~ , , ond comfort too in ffl• 1hort •leiYes. G~ --Elberfelds _ We Carry a Cumpl~tF, Line Auto Aecessorles SEAT COVERS- 'tiRES- 8AmRIES $195 •*· 1948 Iuick · · · · $99 Stdaa Ar>\1.11('1( M!ll)(l 1?-IT- ---- For That Man In Your Life oo;-.- -·-- PARIS CREATED ' STYLE-SETTIII LOWIOI wit• •l•c·i• SIPERTEIII IDEE Necklaces- Ear Rings Britelets · L - · • ewlvela to puU in tbi ~ tian~L ' \ • atr:.:a tr. Md: whMI net Itt.~...:.. • "Oilt $299.95 '100 a...,.., You• Gilt EACH COLLINS JEWELRY STORE J}"• . . BEST DEALS IN TOWN ON TRADE-INS STYLES BY ......ov. 03110 E. MAIN ST. "WIIt;R~ YOUR CONFIDENCt; IS JUSTIFIED" 14l~lti .VIOI. .IIe••t• WE ARE GIVING THE 2 dr. Sc-d1tn 1948 Chev, · · · · $99 : . · ..... ~~' · "'orce --.u_.... ~u~·~· :oubide ~ Londitt1. roe: ,· •at . .Ab'crafb •bas . atgb~~ · une raft I. ond bello'"~! •..no ....a ~rd .· In· addition, •an~het raft Has ·otteen sllhted f·~ !'lile~ from t~ other. A ploml "'' llll 81,~ Air Retette Group i& otb~~~~~-· ...,~, •., ... · Blake, end: Pearl ter Erwin, Michael Erwin, center: WDbLit Rawley ,Sr., . WJlbl,lr ~ley, .back: ca...., Davl~ Bhtdy, back. ' llladl'. 3Paratroopers • Ride One Chute ' Safely To Earth I. R. M.eal, Kit Neal, tackle; Tonr Headrhr, Tom Clark, tackle; Peul EdWards. lforace' Edwards, sum: Fry Jerry rr,., batt: Edward Moore Sr., Edward Moor!! center; Martin ' Abbott, Jan ~~&Uclr, boct: Supt. L. W. 1>1< Comas. Edward MeComaa, end; ·'Chesher, David Chesher, 4-1•• Harry .oiard. . . . M'IJDiil&el'fl: Norman Wayland for CbarJea ·wayland; · Earl tligto.li, Worlbo Scout Master Tells Rotarians Of Camp Philmont Merrill Briggs, C~e~hlre Seout-masler, <.1Ifford Uenl'f. · the guest open'ld the •meeting 11nd Fred Hlblll, member of the Trl-8tate IULLITIN - ....... --,. Scout ~ lDlrod\tc!ed,-lbfJ apeak· CGLUMM; 0. Ul' - er ind alsO ljl•· ton, Ge'Org<e Hibbs, I ina Camp Philmont two weUa Jat· frank J; L-he - · ...... ...... ... extraonll....,. £api.Ore SeOuta, Wbo Wll I iJUflt.l er · . 'Mr Brtus wall o n e Of three The pJcturts tnd travelope In· Scouts encuttve wbo aeeompanjed eluded ch\irt'h services enroute and • ...... to aettle thll ...., thrity Seouts from · ' tms area to at Camp, the Anny and A~ Foree Ohio C....,lldlt.d Tel111h1M Camp PbUmoot. Cimarron. 'N' M, r:amJ).II and Palmer Y?uth. Camp eo.. llrib. tbls 1),1mmer when Oeor.ge HJbbs where they were overrught gue1t1, 1 and Bin Werner, Middleport, were sptclat ~ilces of lnte~ on thP GIANT UOOG" PLAfiNID 1.n the group. . . Germany 'UP1 trip, and a comprehenstve record _ · iNlJElt:NBURG, Werner who ia 1 mcmper of the of their daya ' ' Pbihnont, the ni· Nuember• U.)IIICe makel'l plan Mltl4hlporl football team ; was, un• 1 lion~ Scout Camp glven by W'1it giand-daddy cf all botdcas able to attend the meeti.n3 as 1o Philh~ ln UM1. , to ·mar-, 'the· lOth anni~aary of · apecialJuest. . Methodjat wome.n who prepared f,l:leir' tr,;de a11oclation on OCt. 20. M:r Brigp ·~owed color.d pie- 11nd served tbe d1nner were Mn MiSit frooJ:p Uu'Mo · bullocb. fin .turts taken from 'the start of the Ml'll' Jobn Kek:bka, Mrs JaCk· ~.. pifa h¢' five Cl.l¥11 will be ·the $1500 milt: _trip on Auguat 4: fi'om tel, Mrs. Ht~rry epeaher, Mn Jl.. illlffed '\niO a BOO yard loaa ca• .,... ctl\.,.,.. t.b•· ~,J . -r ' '• ' .' ''j I FOR1' BRMlG. N. C. tll'-'lbe distl06ed that three paratroopen rode vne paraeb.ute safelJ tu earth l.n a ~ UoD jump at n. Rennin&. Ga •• OD Wednesday. ODe of the three men, Spe.. ciallst S.C William J . Melt, at CbiUleetlle, Ohio, wu burt, bul his Jajuri.ea were m\Dor. M.Sgt. Loub Berthiaume of New Orleans wbo earried two other trooptll'l •to safety In the mishu, said hil chute wu [uliJ' opened when Pre. Frank L RuJDoo inet of Pitt!rburgh, tangled Ia BerthLiume's auspension Jines. Rumlnet said be grabbed Ber· tbiaume 1nd "hung on" wbell he saw bls own cbutf! eollapsed. Secoadt later. :\leek abo betilme entualed in Berthiaume'• cbulP., None of the three- men pulled tbe rip 'eon:t,' up their emeraener cbutea lear they would mate Army bas speak~ '!'hen the Middleport-Pomeroy Rolary Club met Fri~ at Heath !lelbodlat Churcll. JUdJtl Jolm Bacon, preiident, i . ~ .wful tl!ey were teoy• • . P~~ . ln- ..i ertsp announc,~ment.l~~~I1Ci;.~~~l~:: nell Vance;: tackle; · Jcbn Ketcbka Sr.. John Kf'tthta, -a:u8rd; Chea· $5 up 2 dr. 1950 Hud1on $195 1949 Chev. fluhed tbat 1. setond r•n bad been si&hted. ' • J • • • U , S. ..• · , ., o1 H•~>AM•·-.J • .L Edwudt Sr.,· Pearl Ettwards, laetle: CotaeiJ Vance Sr~ Cor- PEN AND PliNCil 1951 Hud10n $395 1951 Pontiac $395 ' lar, Herman Taylor,· SHEAFFER $395 2 dr. For·Escapee Gene Abbott. baclt: ·R. .L. Miller, V8 4 dr. Sl•dan 2: dr. Sedaa Wooded Areas -, Georae Miller, tackle; hlt.n Tay. WEEK END SPECIALS $250 Mr eloaed. tatJYN beiJig iutroduced at hllf,. . , Hopes : for ~libte'' .. wti~ •purred~ duribJ · Of the Whe tWG 1bJp1 picked up dil>b-ell boJJr ·ttie mt;n who were intro- stgnall In th~ area where the d~ and a'ppla®ed W.!re: El· hUMe transport wu believed to wOOd J.,ewill for Kenneth Lewis, bave a:one down. back: · Arnold RJchards for ,fto. bert lillflll~n. batt: Lester Bailey, St~)hen B~lley, end; Lionel Roy Trley Sr., Eddie SETS 1950 Iuick .. $395 1950 Chev. s. Posse Searches Ck.re William~, president of Obio Consolidated Telephone Co., of'd.. ered tbe POJ'Bmoutft exchtnae Juanl; Leo Kennedy Sr.. Leo Kennedy, boek: ll>rtin Abbott, · New lactory rebuilt engine. Extra good 8 25 X 20 tires. 2 sp. axle. Exceptional 10 ft. body Included In price. :a dr. u. COLUMBUS, 0. (UP)-The city of Portsmouth was In the -mldat of it. second telephone "blackout" or the three-monthold strike today, after official! and supervisors fled here "for safety'' in tbe wake of another violent demon~tration in tbe Scioto County communlty. Telephone service came Ill a sudden bait Friday night wben trace- of survivors. ·maloreUeo. · · · . Da'd'a NiRht .WJ,S Rbserved , Ffi· dlf J at tbe , ·MlJ:idie~Wfli!Je~ !Oo!boll ••mo •With tal!wa. ol ~·football boys tw1 the#" · r~eaen- Will· 1953 Ford F600 V8 Hyd. Dump · ·· · $1,395 Speelal lieved to lie t'rom a Force· tran~port missing with 59 peraone aoba..rd, but foun(\ Company Orders E~change Closed Mter Friday Violence Hattincer, bark; Mt:ll: Roller, Dick :Roller, bl!ck; Charles Henneay, Robert Hen. ·DtQ', 'tenter, Marvin KeUy, Tom Kelly, eftd; Harry Stover, Davis Stover, iuard. Steerln~. 2 dr. Sc1\an LONI;)ON UP-Search planes today .11ighted two llf~ rafts, be- its BoiJt, Davtd TRUCKS Convertible Coupa Y Friday, Hamm Wfl~ , . employee Of the New York Central Railway until , his retirement. He had served ' tl;i.e railroad for I 30 year period. P~ior to his employmea.t witb the railroad be waa t.he foreman of "The DemOerat" a fo~nner of the Daily Sentlntl, •published .by the late Judae C. E. PeopJea. Surviving are hi• wife, Da.sa Clarke Hamm; Mrs. L. L. • but later played . a aolo ia another tGncf'!'t, The end Of the \ allow ~~~ a' duct by two :~ "·lfep.aa,t.t•l dref!S~ ill typical co't.Qmee ,· and.. , playltJg· a dance: nu~W'Qer wi..th · ·band..·~ eompanimeat aD~ cilia-. \))' t,he J t.:ars. $445 1951 Ford I time, ( W'i""'J: tbe Dumbtrt 1952 Desoto V8 4 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · · · $895 1951 Ply. s-.,. .....,. .... ; ' ql ,.'~ipk!e. ~~~· '!nd '• tn' &outb:~~- at 4:10'1.·..•· . lt~. I!II.Qili.~ " M_, .._piQIAl OD GMt' t: ~,.. Ill· ;EDT tola I .,'\ tQU,Jiy Ibid bugle.' eau, ' · 1 seihib n1 sp4tted • . 20-m•n In their atory, Jwaior spoiJed ratt ~ the Port11111ese co•lt. tb'e plajina: .of "IJsteD , to the .J li'Ockh&g Bird" lit his ftrr~t (!Ontert Sborqy after tbe Word w~a .lET A BETTER, BRIGHTER PICTURE! 1953 Plyn10uths · · · · ·· · · · ·· · as low as $895 2 dr. Sedan Ohto: f•ir, whtdy aM ...,.,... .,. today, Moltfy fllr ... ....... er tw tltht. A search on the scene. 4!;bout 100 miles northwest of La C(run• Spain, contradicted reporte Uaat a man was 011 one of the rafts. set. · The planes ', reported "no alp The Wellatfn Band presented uf life" on either raft. 1 ~kit Oil "H~ Junior loJila tbe The rafts were' beUeved·f trom BaDf' depleting . the .'develop.. i:di;.~;;~ ment of a musician fiom bis a U. S; Mllitary Atr cradle diLYI when be .kcompan- Servlce ~ane wl'lleb ted bia mother'a h.dl•bf '• Wlth a Wednesday on a io!i''~'" · raUle-aeted. out . by the major. Britain to the Azol't'.s; ettll; a formatioa of 1 metron· were 50 Amerlr:an alnneD ome .,,Ptb ~ ~~Go~tte aa the U. S. Navy ClfiW of nine. JIIIQVjil; peQdWum; hla tiNt bora A dramatic Mf:l&age plr:ked up -with ' • ..U.lit bOt Jq· Jailor by a radio controUer at tHe st. llflt. playlntC & olf-ltfy tebdiUolt Mawg1m Ro)'al Atr J'l:)fte atatl:oa , oothered •kirt. Sud1lt O· you wlll. Auo~ed po• tell. 34-42. Three dandles~ edra clean '53's. Low mileage. On~ local owner. Power The Goal Line died in Meigs General Hospital Spolled1'0 day Bv Search Plane lllulre flowing gown of Nylon Tricot •• , with multiple 1953 Chevrolets .. · · · ·· · · · · · as low as $995 Exc~pUonal Two L'£I e Ra£ts ., the band 1953 Buick Roadmaster 2 dr ~ · · · · ·· $1 ,395 .We have two -r;te:. "StPutbearted Me'n" was played fofJJied a bollOIW around the (athel"l who wert•lntroduced to the AtJdience. ".IIJ Hero".. was the next,.,. aelectloa I,D.d they closed t~elr sh'ow with tfJ,e' "Oran1e and 'Black" aa they formed 1 block ••M". Ken· neth McElhinney announced \be allow aud Edward Kitfben Was drum m"jor; Sonny Kaapp, drum agt. and G,rdon Gutbrle field the simplicity of this Dynaflow, Power Steering. Low mileage. "As clean as a bound's tooth." New one costs almost $4,000. I '' \n low.. ., tbey IP'IIed out "DAD". You will find beauty in . WIATHIR: SINGLE COPY-6c ----- -----F.;;-;;;;-;~----,-------:::----, At the h'lf time Band Dlrec1or Earl Warnlr:e plaDned a tbow honl)rlng Dada' of the foot· ball ·pll)'er.s and the band march· ed on ;Uie fleJd to pia)' ..What's tbf; Kalter With Fatber" f-OllOW· ed .by ~'He's a Joll)' ·Good Fel- CIGIIIc: ltyl• gown In filmy Nylon Tric:ot local IUvlera Cpe. Dynanow. Powc~ Steermg, brakes & dows. We've servlced this car smce new. . ' Wellston-Middleport High School bands undil\'·lhe dlre<:tion of Dane Hlot,Unan, Wellston Ban<l Director . M!;:'..~~'!, ~u:heileJ: played the National Anthem a; tile lla~ was raised preceding Chapel '" G. w. Homm, 1&, ol the Wellston•Middleport &ame Frlday'ntghl. 39 Rutlond st.. Middleport. wbo 1954 Buick V8 Super 4 dr. Sedan · · $1,995 ( one '' The. combined 1954 Buick V8 Roadmaster 4 dr. Sed. $1,895 One Pomoroy-lllddleport, Oblo, Saturday, Oc!Dber 13, 1918 Middleport-Wellston Bands 0. 1 8 _7~ .JlayHomageTol)adsOfPiayers . •es ~~~ . One local owner, SpoUeiS original two-tone blue finish . Dynallow, Power Steering, Power Brakes. o~ncr New one cost nearly $4500. enttne NO. 154 VOL VIII I . \lA warm, with .... clottNft.,.... Hl1h ...., 75-15, ... . ......... In ... 50o. ,(. .!IM-lllmil I • e • Installed M,I.NY MORE TO 1954:Chevroltt lh ton Pickup -· · · · $1,095 1954 'Pollllac Dlx. 8 cyl. 2 dr. Sedad 1,295 POMEROY ' SERVICE CENTER •• • CHEVROlET All of our 1956 model new cars ore gone; but we hove traded JOr .Om. like new Ul· ed cars. W~ priced them low to make them go. Better hurry! The supply is limited. . I M Jul•·e M•"tch El ted A Vee P Of Nurses Gr.oup Mrs. Jeanette Wud. Marietta , Deputy Grand Matron of Dt!l· trirt 25, OES, preaented twenty. five year pin.s to twenty·se ven members of Evangeline Chapter . OES, it their Friends' Night meeting Thursaay al the Middlt<· port Masonic Temple . Mrs . Jamps Clatworthy, WM . presided at the meeting and those receiving pins were Mrs. George Bilker, Mrs . Norma Bing. ham, Mn Sara E . Bowman, Mrs. R. E. Bush , Mrs. Hertlert ChambCl ers, em Church. Mrs. Zelia Cross. Mrs. Roscoe Fowler, Mrs. M. L. l'"'rench , Mrs. Hobert Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrah, Mrs. W. W. Hayes, Miss Addie Headley, Mrs. L . J . Heiner, Mrs. I. 0 . Le!>nard , Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. T. A. May, Mrs. N,lh Moore, Mrs. Sallie McCormick Mrs. D E_ Housh. Dr. ·Kathry~ Poinde,.te-r. Mrs. n. J. Russell, Min Cora. Rupe, Mrs. lillian Stelff, Mrs. Helen Terry, Mrs. N . C. Welch. Guests were present from the' Harrisonville. Cottageville, Porn. eroy, Cheshire, Columbus Glouster, Marietta, Raciue, sYratuse, and GaUiLangsville chapters Mlaa Freddie Houdasbelt was In ~barge of the- evening's proararn whieb included group .singing with Mrs. Paul Winn as pianl.11t; a game with Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Harrisonville, win. nina a prize and a play "The Hen Peck Holler Sewing Club". Thl.11 play had been presented e.arller at ~ meeting of the Busy Bee Class Clf tl1~ Flnt Baptl&t Churc~ ani\ all ~f the_ ori,alnal nr ' • Are presen t ed Qua rte r Cent ury PInS 27 Evangeline OES Members Thursday c.. KoDIIriibt, Miu B.,. SaDborn. '' · loa\ ' . :n.. ·ooobli iD4 .omoklq. . tor t.h.e BDarl WQl'Be. I �- -'-· - -- • - "1": • ..... • ~allySentlnel,i'o!ne<oy·)tiqdleport, 0 , Oct 13 1956 The Sentinel ( DEVOtED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG5-M. .AN UEA .!CHARD S. OWIN I GEN.. MGtlt., RIYNOLD E. GREEN. IDITOl Puhlls.bed 6J. rry 1fte1'tloOD ac~t Sunday by The Ohio vane, ,_Utt*, Joe , a• 110 M.QcbaoJC St, Pomeroy, 0 Business offJN ~~ 398 edit DnJI olfice pbor.e 891 Jl • • Za:tered u ll-OODd rla.s1 m1ul .ac matter at 1l11e • ~t odtlto 11 "o!Dt!l'OJ Ohio ' I I N:tt.l<11al ad\ertiSJDI repreaentauvt!, Bottlnelli Kimball, ID.e Ill LeXJI.J!lt(Jo Ave., New York: C\ty, le, r1 Y Subscription nteJ DehVP.ry hy carrer wfl,.re 1 <ailable 30 cent1 ... week one year 10 adnocs at The [)aJly kmmel offtce, $15 60, .u; moot h.\ $7 BO three months $3 00 By nwtor r~Jute wbert lvtUahle one mLtttb $1 By mad one year SS, au mootbi, $4~ ••~ 1¥itOiltbl ~ 51.1, one m01:1t ll ~~ Quttr frNJUf'tltJy we he ,u lh1• 11\ \\ ]1\ don I Pomerov i mnrP parkmg fatJJtlu s.-, ~\t'n (Jilll come mto 1 tO'l"tl thP pa 1k1ng Jot IS ftJI!.rhl r~1 IV nH lt•r pl !t( dso blntk t•d • fhen .. gam we Jw:~r 1hf' (01'1p! 11!1! 111 \ 111.1 ,1 I Old1tJI Jllf'll / mgs We dnn I have f'nough l l' t l\lles tc1n 111g 111 at this tune to do tht• thm :~~ \~C v.ant \nd one of t!u tc ~ ulh ot thi s I contention has bten tlw pas~ 1ge ot a JW\\ ot d 11 th ( lo p1o / vtde parkmg metc1 son the p.u kmg Jol So ther e' b ·• 1\\0 fold p1o h l •m (U!ls(.tnth h1 tng p its~ nh;d a.ne for motr• parktng ami a1Htlher to Sl'l k tl(' dt c' 11 u llllt'S, A port1o 11 of that problem could be snlv('d h\ one s1mp le expedient of not perm1tlm g all da} p;>~ k111g ol ttuc ks Ill me. tered areas .:~11 day- evt'l} dry ( ount up the n11nliH r ol park mg spots that could be made available If tJw, \~I'll' nnt per prov1cl~ l ' • WSAJ-tv ,Channel~ _ ; .IINDAV • ·, Daybook •~ CHURCH RALlY .Plt.Y All lVJllt!-,. a t Heath MetbodJst (hutch wclutll' Rally Doy and PromutJ on Sun'!!,Y m a mornang seJ \ 1re .tt 10 a m Sun<f.lv Dlstr1C't W S C S meetmg at Jaekson at 2 30 p m Dr~lnct Youth Rally at Whedel'l;!Ju g 2 30 Sunday, OtfJC' ml .ll ::.arc'l 7 30 Tuesdav Comm,s s1on nn Memo~ ~ htp and Evan ~e hsm at tht' rhurrh at 730, Wed r.tosd.-y Class 12 Ctrcle ot the hom ~ u( l\11 ., Henr~ Henne:sy at B prn Sla:n Oa }0 JO I 930 Capt :P.fJdnlte 10 30 What On~ Pel'!OD Caa Do 10 00 SPQNS.OR DANCE M1ddlt>port H1gh School sen w1 ~ .. , c wor kmg to make en uugh money for a trip next sprmg anrl they spo nsor~d a dance al tht' lhgh Scbool gym na~nun after the Weltston·M1d dlep(Jrt gam~ Fnday n1ght Fa cuHv mcmlwrs wNe chaperones • 12 30 TBA 12 15 Football 12 45 T V Chapel fot the dance 1 45 On The Stdehnes 2 00 Cleveland Brawns vs Glantl I 5 00 Meet the Press 6 30 9 30 Your Htt Paraa~ .0 00 Saturday N11ht Jamboree CJrc~~Q ' ~00 Bey Loretta Y9una: &bow 9 30 NatJolnal BowUDJ 1000 B•s Town 11 00 Drew Pearson Sbow pay a fee of $25 a ~cat fo• parkm g pn~11t g1's Whv cannot such a plan be worked out for tlhe Jest of llw Ill d.ty Jhlrkers 1 Those 33 parktng spaces repre~enl a toss ol $H25 annually 1! sach were taxed the same as tbc oth('I S v...ho do po~v for the n New"" and Sports WCHS-TV Chonnel8 the Pol tee Department 01 Mayors ofhu: st11:k1 r s to IJe affixed to wmdsh1elds showmg StH.'h parktng pl!Vill').!i ' has been paLd for' Wl}ere such slicker does not app~>at tlw only other course for revenue Is v1a the traffic ViolatJOi l c,,;de for over SATURDAY lUNDAY ' SIJII Oa 1200 SOCIETY 1 LIGHT RO 1\N HEIFER, near Weit Shade Con Spencer, phone 1.00 PN!ess1onal FootbaU.' tariff $1 per ltcket. There would be much less overlune p;u km~t: and hoggmg of metered areas which dPpuve bustness hnusi s ot buszness 3A5 <lBS Newa traflic because of lack of parklng fnuhtu•s rmd al the same t1me those who take advantage of parkmg .tt{'flS v.ould he less likely in the mood to ante up that $1 tanff for r•Vl'l J VIOlation 4 00 Face The Nlt.Wn 43Qilan......,... · ADanger,ow; Pia} thing D.OO N>PI!O!le Tlmo youth and !lie Jnturv of three other parsons thts week m Me1g s County as .1 I CSltlt of lraf!Jc accidents on rural roads must once mo1 c 1 emmJ us what a dangerous plavthmg we have m lhP .wlmnob1le True, the death of Ahtn Reed It rame when he was ndlng a motorcycle not a car He stt uck, however a car on a state highway One of 'the three Hljured persons was a 17year-old driver He is scheduled to appca1 Jn the local JUVenUe court presided ove1 by Judge John Bn('on later th1~ "'eek The fantastic thmg uboui' the nat1on's tr nrrtr 1s th.at more people are killed Jn one yc.•al on our )ugh ways .mrl st1 ePts than We!re killed in Ute Korean War, We howled about th(• nMssacre in Korea until a new pllhtl cal administration wa" ra iled m to stop ll But do we howl us loudly about our traffic deaths, \\hlfh are hl&her• What odd quirk ls there m our nalmes that penmls U!': to ObJect strongly to one kind of kJilmg, and a<c~pt another ai a necessary hazard of dally hvmg? One 1eally is no more necessary !ban the othor There are two mntn fnctors most traffic experts agree upon when blame is sought lor the increasing rate ar highway "'a talltjes One Js tMt the nntJon'.s lugh\\-ll~s and streeto; in particular were designed for the Model T and many of them have not yet been remodeled to fit the 250-horsepower modern ra1 1)le other is that cars today are !>0 pOl.~.t! rful, su fast and so big, that tbe dAnger of arttd£>nls Js t•nhanced many (old wh('Jl. ever a driver removes Ius rar flom hi s gJragc Also of great lmportllnC£> IS 1he IM't that few ~ztws. and fewer states, emplo) enough pohc P off1c ers to Jlflti ul streets and hlshways When one Lravels on most natwnal hlg hwliys no'l";Hiays he Is a slow-poke 1f he 1110Y(1S :1t fiO m1lc s per hour, the legal maximum almost ~vcrywhet e (.. xeept \\ he1 e 1t Js less. The 60m.ile·an-hour driver todn) ~t·ts to look at a lot of horses...- the 280 team kind- going by at 110 miles 1111 hour A 1ecent news item r1ut of N{•w York noted Umt owners of off-street parklng bmldrngs wct61 up m arms about the size of ne)Y cars cotpmg off Dell mt nsscmbly lines Several models are scheduled fo be J•rqduced in !lUch v.ldths and lcn,Jths that the cars cannot be llft~(t 1n ex1stmg elevators lo pal'king lev- els Jn tbe bijtldings Probably 1he only answer to the traffic accident problem Is slropcy 1 heck-of-a-lot mo1 c patrolling officers People sUI! !lke M stay out of taJI. and they like to hold onto that folding lblff ln tllelr pocketbooks Stricter enforcement , and mer£'1v ~ orlicel'& keeping an eye on ft alfrc is the best d~tcr r{'nt ork City two vcars ago set up a test which applies to ~ Jem. Tlie police commissioner or N('w York had ar,f or years ''Give me more cops and I'll reduce crime " ~ #DIPbaslle his p!ea. he doubled the number ot patrol· :1111111111! lhe beats In a section of Ha1·i••m wh<•re crime usually tiUde tile city courts diZly just trying to keep up with a trw! tehedule. In tile arM wher~ twice »s tuanv patrolmeN wuo ctrc\llnt :.ll!if ~1111 wotchlng o•-.r the dally ~ .... of Harlemltes, rtlmr Jlt ~~ IQqds, from murder lo t•elty larceny were reduted bv ~hill . 'u T.IIP If -:~at Ohtoal\8, and Americans will have to ac<cnt ~e \WIIlt to reduce Cl)stlv property damage and cllmhln~ ~J (eath rates. WC!'II have to flr~pare o~r!telv!s 1o pm ~Wrlnore pro~lon from irreS!ponsihlc persona , , lf'O)I !tfVer get something for· noth \ng. you know YOU can b'arn to be a Profess· 6 30 Pnvate Secretary 700 4dr sedan Low Pomeroy Ed SulliV11ln Show 800 GE Theatre 8:00 Gale 111o'DI Sbow 8 ~0 ~l!r.d 210 4dr owner OrJginal Hi!ahooek , ••, .... Blaettnar's fou).ero,. 9 00 $64,000 Challenge 9 SO What's My Line lonal Beautician ln an amazingly short time at a minllnum , cost, whreh you can pay on a ·'Pay as You Learn Basis" :rake advanta~ . of the fact lbat you (lin ·liVe at borne and learn this Plof,ssipa at our Athens, 0, seifuol lttd 1i'alp to fill the t'onstant demand for SeauUcians. AJsul'6 )'(luntlf Gf a pleuaat and p1:ontable tuture. Don't walt. Ll.mlted en- SOROOI.St Athl!ll••· Olilo and Huntlrtfton;, W. Va. 18-13-0tc 10·16 Pick the Winner IF You have something I To Sell, TI'Qde or Announce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your SOtml· rollments . Wnte 11M ERTON (HARTZ) 8FJAi1J'l'Y JO QO Sundar News Special G:::lli::;L••-, wiil.iAN, bl)usewort. C&ll fur Repreuntatiye, - They Get Resulrs - aeoml 603Ht:. B~<t At Tilt Raneb • 90 "IJII :r~~'" 1-0.0 Soaeb~ .. lll<ldto 8 30 Blff Baker 10 00 Feature Tbeatre 11 :00 Sicn Off •o\11" IN GOOD SHAP& re11 prlee Abbie Stobart, Phone 947-X Pomeroy, St Rt O.l'l-3tr llllill. llldi!I.,.n. Ohio C20l Business Services -· 9192mop COAL FURNACE. 1lsed very httle $99 00 Pbont:J 846-M or 6045-J 10.9-0tc ---~~ ~ows, It; beauUful - --- - eot~"~Ipl•~ overiOtiDI Oie Ohio 200 ~ trontap, % mlle up rJver J; ~ Aatiqutt.,' Can be tH·n Sat., Sun , or by appointment after 5 00 P of Retun\ Jonothan Meil• Mit\endorf rou.mend~d t ..e: Ohf.pter lor the1r reactiva. Daughtt"ra of the Americ.ln Revo tiod"• of; t.ke CJnldren .of the Am Jut10n, and the1r guesU bad a eriC!Ut'~.. JSevolullon Wllh Mrs Dt\t 1)\llton 111 sponsor luncheon Frjday at the Mntut members who Restaurent ptecedlnl tbeu Memwere Mrs JamC! ber&blp Tea at the bQme of Mn Middleport 'Mrs M &. ~thbmlJ Rutli&nd. ...._ CarpenLr MIS Ip. ohscrv.:~ nr.e ol Columtnts D•r. Harnsunville, the table etnlerpwce was a re. and Mrs plica of one or ColUmbus QIJ)I Middleport am,) WIIS b•nkcd With fall fiowformer local f'rs and " ml'mhf r of the L:~wrence f'hap!e • Tho~~ presen t were Mrs Ralph was al~o a gu ~t lfltlf'nd(Jrf and Mrs R L. Ham1l ton mr-mhers of the Capt Hostesses werr> Mrs Rathburn Jame5 Lawrcnroe Chapl!r, DAR Ml1111 Addle Bradfield Mrs Day. Trontnn Mrs Wrl11am Bradford ton Parsons '.'.J\h M15 Theodore ami Mr ~ 0 P Klem and lheae Reed Sr as a cnntr1butor The members and guests wQre inv1t Bnard members ed to the dJmng room for tea Karr Jr rege-nt alter the progrilm and Mrs Karr Lohse- \ICe regent, and lljfr11 Loh~e pre~tdert at thP Hys ~ ll lreasurer Mrs Emert;on silver servlCf'~ :~t tile candle l1t rones I ~br arta n Mrs E E Hay table An arrangement (Jf VPIIO" e~ tUil e~pondmg seerotar)" and white chrysanthemums was M1ss G•ate Hor ~o n, chaplam, UAed on the bullet Mrs Dale Mm Hess Sanborn, Htdonan Outton, ·past regent assisted the Mrs Dale Duttnn, Board mem rector, and wu ii\t,,.;(iiiee~:-~ I P Klein, past ?!gent ~ra Ml\tend"Qr!, Wtiot ll' a t~."Q; mer: I.KI'Ite o£flcer- ol 'tHe 'Busl· ROlli: 'lnd Professio~ • \¥.omen's Club. roann· o( t.b.e Cfpt Jam!!"l Lawrence ChaptJ r, D.Ml. and Dlstnet lllrector, s~lte on Ute 'Foundm.l! of the National Socle-ty., DAfl ~nd 1l11 tuundeu" as a pa rt of the membership t, .a 1 program P rosp~t't.vt' members at the meeting and :Mrs M1ttl'ndorf named four wom~n as honored {oumlers of the or gnmzatlon J\\tS Ma1y S Loekwood at who:;e home the fn'St. mecttng v.;as held Jn 11390 rn Washmgt1 n D. C~ MtS!J Elu· genJa Was hington Mr«s Mal'y Desha and Mrs Ellen Walworth, Washington, D C She descubed the national guc ~ts I h~adquarters In Washmgton !lnd told of the frrst White House receptwn g1ven by Carolme hostesses Scott Harrlsor1, Wtfe of tbe pie· stdent, when she- was the first President-General of the Nattonal Soe1ely The speaker ~o 1ncluded the a1ms and oobjetts of the Society in bet speadl and urged tbe ChaPter to IJb. tl1e 34th annual «mvenlton Gf !iCrve the four pomts necessary D18tnct 7, of the Daughters or tc be on the Hn,nor Roll Union Vetl\l'an.s of the Clv1l War 1861-1865 was he~d Thursday at Mrs E E Hayes chairman of the IQOF hall, Pomeroy DAR Approved Schools, told of the Kate Duncan Smith Scbool Mrs EhzabPth Campbell dJS· Grant Ala, and thO' Tamasee trlet presid ent, pr~rd~d at the meetmg wh'ich opened at 10 am b•s mother Mrs Marv Cr:1swell, to FoUcwlng the call to vrdr:.r Mr., her home tn B~idgeport Frida) 'Mmme Neutzltng in behalf of after she had suent se\eral WeeU Jane Howell Tent , presented Mrs Campbell with a cON.'Ige Depart. hP.Ie Martha Lou Hunnell is 11l w1th a recllJ"rent ;~Hack ol a Virus m· fectwn M1 and Mrsl.owell Probasco and daughter, Susan, left F11day for M1am 1 UnJviJ.rsrtv where MJo;.s Julle Mr and Mrs Robert Reibel • and was actl~ 1n the lllrthiiJiJ Leadmg Creek Road, are an· anrt Caneert BaDdl, tbe G(rlt oounc:mg the eDC~gemeot of Miu GJce Club, Glrla' En&e'DIIitle aad Mary Jane Young, daughter of Gith' Iotmnurall,. Mr.s Re1bel and J01epb A Sbe is a sol)homore at OIUo Y(lung Sr, Rutland Road, to UniVersity where 1be 11 earoDed W1lham K1tcben, Cbil!J.cotbe. 10 tbe radet ElemeDtlr'J f'..duN. ment offu~ers and past department son of Mr and Mrs. Howard Kit- tlou program Mr Kitchen ~uated from 0ff1eers mtrodueed were, Launa chen U01on Avenue, Pameroy Fecster Mant>tta department pres- The weddmg will be u event of Pomeroy H1gb SC!1loOI in 1CI53 nd served two years ill tb~ U. 8. ident Beryl Overly, Cbilhcot~ next June Mia& Yotlllg era..uated from Army He 11 emp)OJI."~ at the department semor vtee pr<estdent Rea V(Jgel Columbus, past depart Middleport Hlgh Selaool 1D 11i1M DhPont Plant at' Cjrd.ftt~. mt'nt prel'adent, and Faye Hasson, Chtlhcothe past department seeretarv Rev Eugene Brown, pastor of the Uottl'd Methodist church and Ma)or Elt)ll.rf Robm~on were in Ml'8 John Terrell wq uwtaUed one of the Garden cltd!J Ia. IIIGI" trodured and also two memben; as ores1dent when tbe Wcindio.g freld. Mrs HeJneJ, Mn Harry Cf,ater· ol Theodorus CounCil Daugbters nf Tratl Garden c1ub rnet Thursday Ametrta who extended greetmg~ evenmg al the home of Mils Ernfn4 blllTY. an4 MIP' Net~ ~. to Lhe convention and also pooe- Se1tz, Loewt St DfJWr [or tlae eveniJ:Jt a· sentetJ a gJft ol flowers to }fJ s wanWd bhie nbboM to llrt llqtThe meehng tn chaflle of tbc o.n for a dried arrangemenl, Mrs Campbell v.ce ures1dent, Mr.; George He~nes-, Robm Tbompooa, fGl' an a,.a&eFDIIowml( gro,lp smgmg cf Am opl"ned• Wlth the ch.rb pray~r tD enc<~ th1• R"v Jir[Jwn gave thto Uflison full owed bv devohoruJ taken ment 1n a bl'8SS contamer and !Jiils Seltz, a mtJ& arransement ofcllr:fmvorat10n after wbtrh Mayor from lJmty 'Paen 10 Autumn'' by s.anthlmums and alSo f o r "polk R~bmson wclclmed the gues~ Mtss Se1t:l: Members re!;ponded to and also saJd he w.ould take care the roll caU w1th 'Mv favorite fall st.alk and berries m an old lisbtonl1l pitcher. uf the park1ng srtuatwn Mr, flower Red r1bbon9 were -award'fd &Q Feaster dep.1 r monl president gave The officers were Installed m Mrs Jo~pb StrUble ror a dria.l the rl;'sponse to th l' mayor an lmpre&aJVe ceremony by Mrs arr~ngemeftta. 11nd to llr.s Helltqlt 'Mrs · Wmona Cook, prcsJdent oc c L Hea:on o.3Jt ures1dent anrl Jane Howell T-ent weleomt!d tbl' offieer , mstallect were Mrs Rabert ror arran~nt of cannll~ IIllA wbtte rt ~re a~~ "'1 gues\s Bel)\ Overly, dPp nrtmf'nl Tbcmpscn v1ce pre stdent Mrs Mrs Terrell a drted aannge;st>n10r vu:e pr esident rc•pondcd Charles Lew1 s s ~cJch: v. and MrS ment, and to Ill'S Lewis fqr alii tl"o A memorial was helil fl r dccea~ed George Hemes 11 c11su rcr A cGmembers by Mrs Mauc!f' Hutchm· sage war;, nre-..enlrd lo Mn Terrell rangrmtnt of fall {10\llen ttl ~ son J.hstllt't chaplain aJ,er wlueh and lloweu to each ur the (}ff;cers pumRklD. MY$ LeWI! was •a ebarge of'tlt6. the meet!ng wh1ch h:Hl bl't'n open by Mt.!l Hra.wn rt'cNation penod and ptlael wereto the pubhc wa~ closed and Mrs awarded' to ~ stru61e, Jlist, There was <~ dJscuBSJOn en thft Campbell named her comm1t1ee~ Strltz ~tnd Mr.a TerrelL OCfleei'S for 1957 w~re nom matLil1erhugs or the h1ghway" Thl:' ReJ re-..nta T-ert sorved. b Jll ed With Oea Vogel selecled as traveling pnze donated b y Mr! the !Jottess to those named ibove pre.s1dcnt Followtng lhf' rrport of LewJ.s wl!ls awarded to Mrs Leo and Mra EdwiJ\I(tbehler ud )Irs Tent pres1dent, the meetmg ad- Bryan MIS Thompson • and Mrs W1IUam Drwsoa JOurned for tunelt Which was S:!rv· Joseph Strublt> ""ere named as a The nnt meettng: wii\t lie held ed at the Umted Ml!thodist chur.ch committee to vl,m for the annual at tile ho~ of Mn Robert l'bom.• by ladieS ot the church ChrJStfllas party pson on 'Ii~Umdllv. evenin&' N;.ty~ Prayer b) the chapla1n, Maud.J Hutcbmron ooened the afternoon "Fall planting" was the top1e of ber 15 aud memben wer.e reque~~t­ session follo~ed by the pledge to the evemng preaented by Mn C L ed tb b:1Dg TbanqoVID,J arrangethe flag The reading of the 1965 Heaton MISS Se1t:r: a:ave a talk on mew dainutes preceded the rep<>rt of her Vlslt to the Kutpood Cent.er the comm 1ttees An mvlt.&tJon for at Man1held and also told 0( at. the 19117 convention to be held ;~·t~~~-a:._lfl~ow~e'.':r~,b~ow~_!g~Jv~e""n~b~~ CbllhC<lthe was recerved and AC. tepted F~llowmg the report of the treuuf(!r, talks were g1ven by the depurlment oM1cer!i The Sowlnc C!ult met ThW">KI•y 1111011iN a~ of Mrs Feaster 1nstalled the olfi· Mrs RUISIU Wil~on who ~e;.v,. cers for the com10g year after ed hosteiB fPts from tlie ~el\t­ wh1ch t.he meetmg closed w,th Hostess gtfts were presented to bers the members formmg a fnend Mrs Lawrence Sm1th when t b e .Belresbme~Jtl were ser,edl .f. ship circle and smgmg, "Blessed be Nifty Shtchera club met Thursday ter 111 evening or sew1ng and NIthe lle'' precedmg the msllalla· ber or contact ElPomero:r• Phone 100. Clellad Appl,_ Store, 111 W. IIIIa 81 .. Pom<I'OJ !1-28-11 P1obasco ts a freshman Wlll "pend v.cekend::';;h~cre~~~~;;•; JOy lhethe Dads Day Mr and Mrs Ztb:a family, Hcml u('k G1ove, dsy guests ol Mr !md Brvnn }Ir anti Mrs EJgar Arnott and son were \'l.sttors o[ her parents Ml an1l '-ir~ George True, Wesl (olumb!a, th s W('Ck M1 and Mrs Arthur ilwuher u s1ted Mr ~.:nd Mrs Jt~mes Thomp~ son Cht~ 11rc rrrently Mr and M1s Okev Paynter Pnrtland VISited ~h and Mrs Ralph Mrs. J.ohn Terrett Installed Bv The Windingl'mil Gorden Oub ·J•• Tri~tyS.Wi COMPLETI IDIUJ'IIIIllt!e ProteetiDD, IJfe, o\1jlo, ,._ Polio CJ!J DoD BULLDOZIR , 'f,ARGE GAS eJrculalillg HEA'T- For btre far banmeull an4 l!U\, gas refregerator two prece ponds. P. M Cowdery, Long l~ving room su1te, two used 'eteBollllm. 8 28 11 vlsiorn~, all to good cond1hon, 116liO JJtber how;ehold articles )4rs J H cuckler Phone 6188·X !O.U.Ste 35 RATS KtLLED with one p::~un4 HOUSEBUJLDERS STAll WARFARIN. Safe, sur<J, Ne1&1M''IS, Ratbae. JU&ranteed. g 15 11 IJoenbKhH......,. SU,ar Run Feed Mill RADIO It TEL10\'ISION SERVICIII UUCIJLES Board .r.. I&Jp_h Lead1ng Creek Road OIL • $3.00 PER BARREL. 90"1-iM V1rg1l Te.aford, 1 10 Theatre 13 Gol.DI (5:.00 Cartoob Tlteatre I 80 llocky Joo'" 8 oo <'bbolt' •tid Cootello 8.30 Te<J Mack Amateur 7.30 ~Ita Tlme 8:00 Ornmbua The Es.eeut1ve Pomeror~ Jnne Young, saphomore at Ohio 1 00 The Pastor :;:: ~~t:rPlaces&'~":..r;olllmA<f ':00 bu~,J~. lf.ll"'" ~~~~=~:;·~~~ UmversJty, spent the weekend WJth Mr and Mrs Robert Re1bel, (20 Bl 115 What's Ycur TrOlJble annual at the Mr; Radehffc, fr[Jm a severve attack of neunlJs IS 1.1nder th~> ca1 e of n local doctor D ROOHS an4 d:cA:-:m:::-,-,10::-c:COio !t for small telloble follliJ¥. ~ BY BID-Several per month. See Mr&. Boward for Structural Clay Brltk Cecil, 800 1'1'. lillln St:, l'ollleroy Tllit. ' Obtam bld sbeeta at evenlnp. I I tl Gate. Kyger Creek Pow· Cbeahlre, Ohio. 12 30 Oral Roberts Columbqs,Q:w Motif featans Luncheo1t Meot School, Taltlatee a1ked for Chn•tmas to• aent to lhese schooh1 &iUII may be lt~!t at the lbrr Van l+ant Moto1 Company B:ulcllrf~ 1 C{'f•ntlv ~~ ho JS suffermg lG-lNI< aoo 60'19 DUV34th Annual Convention tlleld-ln Pomeroy On Thursday ~Picture And, there too, Is another S1luat1on whtdi shou ld be cor rected Instead of the 25 cent pen&.lly f01 ovcilullt', m::rke th~ IU MIDDLEPORT 12 so WHd. Bill Hrctok lime parkmg Rec~svm~ ONE FOUR ROOM and 1 five room apartments 8 room dwellIng newly decorated Inside and out Must be seen to be appreciated 8 room and 6 rpom houses Both wdhm 5 min walk of Court House A N Bengel, Pomeroy lJ..18-tf Herefnrd Helfer 400 Portlr.nd. Call Ro} 256 Portland To obtam suc h pnvlleges for all da) p,tl 1.; 1ng m metered areas \\ hy not have owners of sud1 l1 u<: k:; prO\ ure through The death of a memory of Claude passed away 3 years still sadly mJSSed f<JtTUiy Mn Clllnde and fanuly 10 13-ttc 11 SO '.l'rellsure TbeaWe prlvUcgc --- 10-13 ate 10 30 Count ot Monte Cristo 11 9!: ~ 700 ~ teve Allen Show 800 Alcoa Hour ~w Ratlne-4 room house and bath, New modern apartment PeopleB nu:!e Jot, shade t~H, small Terrace, Pomeroy garaee unWANTED for two n1rc derneath- above flood- line&'arden, &&ih water tricJly, Located on and s,ixtb.eleeSt Phone 6344-X short walk to markets-sl!hOOII out htgb water, price and churches l1nfurnbhed $4200.00. Telephone 328 Y or 46&-X. PorUant)-8 room frame SHOE REP AJR SHOP Is 10 12 3tp ~n to give you service with bath, mcely IO<Jtod, 10 ~ 6tp ::-:-:::-:-::: --nearl~ 1 ~ lot, 2 car gart(le, 171) Mulberry Ave, 5 m1lh from Raveoliwood, :B'el'I'y ~~~ON~v=o~U~k~N~OW? GARAGES, Pomeroy Call lll-M 10 10 (Ue not ftir from KaliCI' Alumin ;:lve you the bns• 1um 9lant Can be fmunced on furn•tl.:re fJ,I' •rmltan l"EARS PICK WHAT YOU [,IKE $6000 00 4 6·tf 5a pe1 bush!!] J:uk Seldcnabt'l, Lucated1 State Route 3!l(h...O Pcrnciny house, (ull basement, w1th 10113tc shown bath, ftont porr.h Jargp lot, very mce resJd!;'ncc, p J(:e $11500 00 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment, HHton Wolf• Saltsman f~r utllittes pmd 350 North tth St CuciUer R&alty PhoM 11S. M1ddleporl 10 4 12tc -- tl 00 TopP'"'r 800 Ceasar's Hour 9 00 George Gobel Cap!a1n Gallant ~ 30 GOipel Harmony H5 News Jllti«ure Sbow and Special No· prtnted at regu· r:des Obltuariei 1 cent per word. FAIM-100 l!Crtl with good 9::-:::-:-:-:-::~- ---:-:--:-room boutt, larse bam 4Dd 8 C\iblc toot Nor1e refrigerator. other buU(UJW, on state blfl):i. Cdl 294 8 20 tf waY 20 mlauto from Court. .houae $10,006 00. Will tradi I 14' For Rent for property 1n W Vlf, 11"1" where 1ietween l'Otnt Pleasut 0 room nouse, bath carport, full and RaV("IlJ\f'OOd, basemtnt, 763 South Third C\JCKLIR IIA~1'V Avenue, Middleport Call llo• 2~ Phone 1ot.V. 62419-X 10-13 3tc •NoticE'S 4 30 c~mo tbaG one 1nconect ln o~t 130TBA I 7 oo PE-rry The Da1J7 be re.sponslble 12 00 AmeJican Forum 1 00 Talent Showcase I I I I "" Man to Man 12 00 TBA ~- On!~ ~00 11 43i Industry on Parlde Cowboy I'beotre nutted, and too, count up lh(' amount o l losl 11 \ti1Ul s ( HIY month by virtu~ of penn1ttlng such p,u k111g We do knnw that ou1 Dodoz's and th e ·r.~'\ l t 1h operators - 11 30 Young-Kitchen Betrothal Announced aatl .tfte• block .bon ' mtbaral riJht:i on ¥. mu, trom at•te llOO This b lb& Ufe Fur, 10 30 Uocle Jnhltt' J Coomt ll 00 Clfl'iatlaa Sc1enee • l_.tt.q~p , 'll_&l! P••ture of t4lfutier; tr J:oom • 1.00 Howdy Doocty The Middleport Busmess and I 3 00 Western Theatre P1 dl:;~JOn-1 Yi omens Clu.b Will ha\'e a Rummaee Sale on Fr1day :5 00 Sky Ki.ng and Saturda.y October 11}-20 and 5 30 Roy dOiert a Bake Sale on Saturday at thP Pratt budd,ng corner of Coal Stru•t ~nd NoNh Second Avenue 6 00 Newll P1cture \ff'mhrn arc a~kf'd to bung thelf cc.ntlthu!H ns to tile RummiiJ!'P to 6 15 lh~ bui!thng on Wednel'tday eventrig •u llwt I hi y m.c~ IJt' u.c h u J 6 30 bL 1(,!l lhc .sa l~ SENIORS SJ.rn On w 15 Dally Sentinel, ~.llttli1lepeot. 0<, o.t>:ti;.J•r·>t The Daily Sentinel ,!!4!~~w(!~~ IATURDAY RUMMAGE SALE Solution To AProblem ( II 4DS QUALITY DOESN'T COST-IT PAYS Superior Seniee Service to the Living Our Motte TrneyFJmterwold Fu"erol Home Phone %85 RODNEY DOWNING ~CI AGENCY I'Jn. A-Do. Hooltto • ACCIDINl' Llftt, Caudty and amult Mrs. L. Smith Is Hostess To Nifty Stitcbers Clu~t.Weti~ HeldOnThu fn,CJW evemng at her ho.me lluUud. daL aetivity. tion of off1eers gifts were prewhich was det~ated in keepma seRted to Mrs Cam~ell from Wilh Hai\'()Ween members of tt'.e Jane Howell TFnt and allo from otber Teuts 1n ihe Dunn& the business ••on plans were di8elllled Gar t:le 111dtstnct nu•l CbriltmU rartY fte ~ liiC P"'" donoted by Wi!lleDJ B&rteb was awarded to MAl J~ Pt.esent were Mn mJ Robart~ llnp, lira. William Gwlier. Mrs. Mlllord Wlldennutll, Elipbetb Fi>k. Vro Robert ill>berts, Mn Wfllm Pisher and MiaB Mary Virpnta Reibel Warner. A Wad course was ~erved by the boste!il to Mrs Herbert ~1xon, Mn James W1ll Mrl Homtr Wal ter Mn Sehm Blazewia, ._, WU- tnoiv 'mots. ~· Jool& "Mom..- and Ml<~l ltatllry.a Wteh. The next mHtrn.li' will bt htlW at the home of Mrs Homer W'alter 011 Wednesdav November 1'- lt4:0~1 ,, sHt.oo • lAKER· ~· •I ...~ "' �- -'-· - -- • - "1": • ..... • ~allySentlnel,i'o!ne<oy·)tiqdleport, 0 , Oct 13 1956 The Sentinel ( DEVOtED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG5-M. .AN UEA .!CHARD S. OWIN I GEN.. MGtlt., RIYNOLD E. GREEN. IDITOl Puhlls.bed 6J. rry 1fte1'tloOD ac~t Sunday by The Ohio vane, ,_Utt*, Joe , a• 110 M.QcbaoJC St, Pomeroy, 0 Business offJN ~~ 398 edit DnJI olfice pbor.e 891 Jl • • Za:tered u ll-OODd rla.s1 m1ul .ac matter at 1l11e • ~t odtlto 11 "o!Dt!l'OJ Ohio ' I I N:tt.l<11al ad\ertiSJDI repreaentauvt!, Bottlnelli Kimball, ID.e Ill LeXJI.J!lt(Jo Ave., New York: C\ty, le, r1 Y Subscription nteJ DehVP.ry hy carrer wfl,.re 1 <ailable 30 cent1 ... week one year 10 adnocs at The [)aJly kmmel offtce, $15 60, .u; moot h.\ $7 BO three months $3 00 By nwtor r~Jute wbert lvtUahle one mLtttb $1 By mad one year SS, au mootbi, $4~ ••~ 1¥itOiltbl ~ 51.1, one m01:1t ll ~~ Quttr frNJUf'tltJy we he ,u lh1• 11\ \\ ]1\ don I Pomerov i mnrP parkmg fatJJtlu s.-, ~\t'n (Jilll come mto 1 tO'l"tl thP pa 1k1ng Jot IS ftJI!.rhl r~1 IV nH lt•r pl !t( dso blntk t•d • fhen .. gam we Jw:~r 1hf' (01'1p! 11!1! 111 \ 111.1 ,1 I Old1tJI Jllf'll / mgs We dnn I have f'nough l l' t l\lles tc1n 111g 111 at this tune to do tht• thm :~~ \~C v.ant \nd one of t!u tc ~ ulh ot thi s I contention has bten tlw pas~ 1ge ot a JW\\ ot d 11 th ( lo p1o / vtde parkmg metc1 son the p.u kmg Jol So ther e' b ·• 1\\0 fold p1o h l •m (U!ls(.tnth h1 tng p its~ nh;d a.ne for motr• parktng ami a1Htlher to Sl'l k tl(' dt c' 11 u llllt'S, A port1o 11 of that problem could be snlv('d h\ one s1mp le expedient of not perm1tlm g all da} p;>~ k111g ol ttuc ks Ill me. tered areas .:~11 day- evt'l} dry ( ount up the n11nliH r ol park mg spots that could be made available If tJw, \~I'll' nnt per prov1cl~ l ' • WSAJ-tv ,Channel~ _ ; .IINDAV • ·, Daybook •~ CHURCH RALlY .Plt.Y All lVJllt!-,. a t Heath MetbodJst (hutch wclutll' Rally Doy and PromutJ on Sun'!!,Y m a mornang seJ \ 1re .tt 10 a m Sun<f.lv Dlstr1C't W S C S meetmg at Jaekson at 2 30 p m Dr~lnct Youth Rally at Whedel'l;!Ju g 2 30 Sunday, OtfJC' ml .ll ::.arc'l 7 30 Tuesdav Comm,s s1on nn Memo~ ~ htp and Evan ~e hsm at tht' rhurrh at 730, Wed r.tosd.-y Class 12 Ctrcle ot the hom ~ u( l\11 ., Henr~ Henne:sy at B prn Sla:n Oa }0 JO I 930 Capt :P.fJdnlte 10 30 What On~ Pel'!OD Caa Do 10 00 SPQNS.OR DANCE M1ddlt>port H1gh School sen w1 ~ .. , c wor kmg to make en uugh money for a trip next sprmg anrl they spo nsor~d a dance al tht' lhgh Scbool gym na~nun after the Weltston·M1d dlep(Jrt gam~ Fnday n1ght Fa cuHv mcmlwrs wNe chaperones • 12 30 TBA 12 15 Football 12 45 T V Chapel fot the dance 1 45 On The Stdehnes 2 00 Cleveland Brawns vs Glantl I 5 00 Meet the Press 6 30 9 30 Your Htt Paraa~ .0 00 Saturday N11ht Jamboree CJrc~~Q ' ~00 Bey Loretta Y9una: &bow 9 30 NatJolnal BowUDJ 1000 B•s Town 11 00 Drew Pearson Sbow pay a fee of $25 a ~cat fo• parkm g pn~11t g1's Whv cannot such a plan be worked out for tlhe Jest of llw Ill d.ty Jhlrkers 1 Those 33 parktng spaces repre~enl a toss ol $H25 annually 1! sach were taxed the same as tbc oth('I S v...ho do po~v for the n New"" and Sports WCHS-TV Chonnel8 the Pol tee Department 01 Mayors ofhu: st11:k1 r s to IJe affixed to wmdsh1elds showmg StH.'h parktng pl!Vill').!i ' has been paLd for' Wl}ere such slicker does not app~>at tlw only other course for revenue Is v1a the traffic ViolatJOi l c,,;de for over SATURDAY lUNDAY ' SIJII Oa 1200 SOCIETY 1 LIGHT RO 1\N HEIFER, near Weit Shade Con Spencer, phone 1.00 PN!ess1onal FootbaU.' tariff $1 per ltcket. There would be much less overlune p;u km~t: and hoggmg of metered areas which dPpuve bustness hnusi s ot buszness 3A5 <lBS Newa traflic because of lack of parklng fnuhtu•s rmd al the same t1me those who take advantage of parkmg .tt{'flS v.ould he less likely in the mood to ante up that $1 tanff for r•Vl'l J VIOlation 4 00 Face The Nlt.Wn 43Qilan......,... · ADanger,ow; Pia} thing D.OO N>PI!O!le Tlmo youth and !lie Jnturv of three other parsons thts week m Me1g s County as .1 I CSltlt of lraf!Jc accidents on rural roads must once mo1 c 1 emmJ us what a dangerous plavthmg we have m lhP .wlmnob1le True, the death of Ahtn Reed It rame when he was ndlng a motorcycle not a car He stt uck, however a car on a state highway One of 'the three Hljured persons was a 17year-old driver He is scheduled to appca1 Jn the local JUVenUe court presided ove1 by Judge John Bn('on later th1~ "'eek The fantastic thmg uboui' the nat1on's tr nrrtr 1s th.at more people are killed Jn one yc.•al on our )ugh ways .mrl st1 ePts than We!re killed in Ute Korean War, We howled about th(• nMssacre in Korea until a new pllhtl cal administration wa" ra iled m to stop ll But do we howl us loudly about our traffic deaths, \\hlfh are hl&her• What odd quirk ls there m our nalmes that penmls U!': to ObJect strongly to one kind of kJilmg, and a<c~pt another ai a necessary hazard of dally hvmg? One 1eally is no more necessary !ban the othor There are two mntn fnctors most traffic experts agree upon when blame is sought lor the increasing rate ar highway "'a talltjes One Js tMt the nntJon'.s lugh\\-ll~s and streeto; in particular were designed for the Model T and many of them have not yet been remodeled to fit the 250-horsepower modern ra1 1)le other is that cars today are !>0 pOl.~.t! rful, su fast and so big, that tbe dAnger of arttd£>nls Js t•nhanced many (old wh('Jl. ever a driver removes Ius rar flom hi s gJragc Also of great lmportllnC£> IS 1he IM't that few ~ztws. and fewer states, emplo) enough pohc P off1c ers to Jlflti ul streets and hlshways When one Lravels on most natwnal hlg hwliys no'l";Hiays he Is a slow-poke 1f he 1110Y(1S :1t fiO m1lc s per hour, the legal maximum almost ~vcrywhet e (.. xeept \\ he1 e 1t Js less. The 60m.ile·an-hour driver todn) ~t·ts to look at a lot of horses...- the 280 team kind- going by at 110 miles 1111 hour A 1ecent news item r1ut of N{•w York noted Umt owners of off-street parklng bmldrngs wct61 up m arms about the size of ne)Y cars cotpmg off Dell mt nsscmbly lines Several models are scheduled fo be J•rqduced in !lUch v.ldths and lcn,Jths that the cars cannot be llft~(t 1n ex1stmg elevators lo pal'king lev- els Jn tbe bijtldings Probably 1he only answer to the traffic accident problem Is slropcy 1 heck-of-a-lot mo1 c patrolling officers People sUI! !lke M stay out of taJI. and they like to hold onto that folding lblff ln tllelr pocketbooks Stricter enforcement , and mer£'1v ~ orlicel'& keeping an eye on ft alfrc is the best d~tcr r{'nt ork City two vcars ago set up a test which applies to ~ Jem. Tlie police commissioner or N('w York had ar,f or years ''Give me more cops and I'll reduce crime " ~ #DIPbaslle his p!ea. he doubled the number ot patrol· :1111111111! lhe beats In a section of Ha1·i••m wh<•re crime usually tiUde tile city courts diZly just trying to keep up with a trw! tehedule. In tile arM wher~ twice »s tuanv patrolmeN wuo ctrc\llnt :.ll!if ~1111 wotchlng o•-.r the dally ~ .... of Harlemltes, rtlmr Jlt ~~ IQqds, from murder lo t•elty larceny were reduted bv ~hill . 'u T.IIP If -:~at Ohtoal\8, and Americans will have to ac<cnt ~e \WIIlt to reduce Cl)stlv property damage and cllmhln~ ~J (eath rates. WC!'II have to flr~pare o~r!telv!s 1o pm ~Wrlnore pro~lon from irreS!ponsihlc persona , , lf'O)I !tfVer get something for· noth \ng. you know YOU can b'arn to be a Profess· 6 30 Pnvate Secretary 700 4dr sedan Low Pomeroy Ed SulliV11ln Show 800 GE Theatre 8:00 Gale 111o'DI Sbow 8 ~0 ~l!r.d 210 4dr owner OrJginal Hi!ahooek , ••, .... Blaettnar's fou).ero,. 9 00 $64,000 Challenge 9 SO What's My Line lonal Beautician ln an amazingly short time at a minllnum , cost, whreh you can pay on a ·'Pay as You Learn Basis" :rake advanta~ . of the fact lbat you (lin ·liVe at borne and learn this Plof,ssipa at our Athens, 0, seifuol lttd 1i'alp to fill the t'onstant demand for SeauUcians. AJsul'6 )'(luntlf Gf a pleuaat and p1:ontable tuture. Don't walt. Ll.mlted en- SOROOI.St Athl!ll••· Olilo and Huntlrtfton;, W. Va. 18-13-0tc 10·16 Pick the Winner IF You have something I To Sell, TI'Qde or Announce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your SOtml· rollments . Wnte 11M ERTON (HARTZ) 8FJAi1J'l'Y JO QO Sundar News Special G:::lli::;L••-, wiil.iAN, bl)usewort. C&ll fur Repreuntatiye, - They Get Resulrs - aeoml 603Ht:. B~<t At Tilt Raneb • 90 "IJII :r~~'" 1-0.0 Soaeb~ .. lll<ldto 8 30 Blff Baker 10 00 Feature Tbeatre 11 :00 Sicn Off •o\11" IN GOOD SHAP& re11 prlee Abbie Stobart, Phone 947-X Pomeroy, St Rt O.l'l-3tr llllill. llldi!I.,.n. Ohio C20l Business Services -· 9192mop COAL FURNACE. 1lsed very httle $99 00 Pbont:J 846-M or 6045-J 10.9-0tc ---~~ ~ows, It; beauUful - --- - eot~"~Ipl•~ overiOtiDI Oie Ohio 200 ~ trontap, % mlle up rJver J; ~ Aatiqutt.,' Can be tH·n Sat., Sun , or by appointment after 5 00 P of Retun\ Jonothan Meil• Mit\endorf rou.mend~d t ..e: Ohf.pter lor the1r reactiva. Daughtt"ra of the Americ.ln Revo tiod"• of; t.ke CJnldren .of the Am Jut10n, and the1r guesU bad a eriC!Ut'~.. JSevolullon Wllh Mrs Dt\t 1)\llton 111 sponsor luncheon Frjday at the Mntut members who Restaurent ptecedlnl tbeu Memwere Mrs JamC! ber&blp Tea at the bQme of Mn Middleport 'Mrs M &. ~thbmlJ Rutli&nd. ...._ CarpenLr MIS Ip. ohscrv.:~ nr.e ol Columtnts D•r. Harnsunville, the table etnlerpwce was a re. and Mrs plica of one or ColUmbus QIJ)I Middleport am,) WIIS b•nkcd With fall fiowformer local f'rs and " ml'mhf r of the L:~wrence f'hap!e • Tho~~ presen t were Mrs Ralph was al~o a gu ~t lfltlf'nd(Jrf and Mrs R L. Ham1l ton mr-mhers of the Capt Hostesses werr> Mrs Rathburn Jame5 Lawrcnroe Chapl!r, DAR Ml1111 Addle Bradfield Mrs Day. Trontnn Mrs Wrl11am Bradford ton Parsons '.'.J\h M15 Theodore ami Mr ~ 0 P Klem and lheae Reed Sr as a cnntr1butor The members and guests wQre inv1t Bnard members ed to the dJmng room for tea Karr Jr rege-nt alter the progrilm and Mrs Karr Lohse- \ICe regent, and lljfr11 Loh~e pre~tdert at thP Hys ~ ll lreasurer Mrs Emert;on silver servlCf'~ :~t tile candle l1t rones I ~br arta n Mrs E E Hay table An arrangement (Jf VPIIO" e~ tUil e~pondmg seerotar)" and white chrysanthemums was M1ss G•ate Hor ~o n, chaplam, UAed on the bullet Mrs Dale Mm Hess Sanborn, Htdonan Outton, ·past regent assisted the Mrs Dale Duttnn, Board mem rector, and wu ii\t,,.;(iiiee~:-~ I P Klein, past ?!gent ~ra Ml\tend"Qr!, Wtiot ll' a t~."Q; mer: I.KI'Ite o£flcer- ol 'tHe 'Busl· ROlli: 'lnd Professio~ • \¥.omen's Club. roann· o( t.b.e Cfpt Jam!!"l Lawrence ChaptJ r, D.Ml. and Dlstnet lllrector, s~lte on Ute 'Foundm.l! of the National Socle-ty., DAfl ~nd 1l11 tuundeu" as a pa rt of the membership t, .a 1 program P rosp~t't.vt' members at the meeting and :Mrs M1ttl'ndorf named four wom~n as honored {oumlers of the or gnmzatlon J\\tS Ma1y S Loekwood at who:;e home the fn'St. mecttng v.;as held Jn 11390 rn Washmgt1 n D. C~ MtS!J Elu· genJa Was hington Mr«s Mal'y Desha and Mrs Ellen Walworth, Washington, D C She descubed the national guc ~ts I h~adquarters In Washmgton !lnd told of the frrst White House receptwn g1ven by Carolme hostesses Scott Harrlsor1, Wtfe of tbe pie· stdent, when she- was the first President-General of the Nattonal Soe1ely The speaker ~o 1ncluded the a1ms and oobjetts of the Society in bet speadl and urged tbe ChaPter to IJb. tl1e 34th annual «mvenlton Gf !iCrve the four pomts necessary D18tnct 7, of the Daughters or tc be on the Hn,nor Roll Union Vetl\l'an.s of the Clv1l War 1861-1865 was he~d Thursday at Mrs E E Hayes chairman of the IQOF hall, Pomeroy DAR Approved Schools, told of the Kate Duncan Smith Scbool Mrs EhzabPth Campbell dJS· Grant Ala, and thO' Tamasee trlet presid ent, pr~rd~d at the meetmg wh'ich opened at 10 am b•s mother Mrs Marv Cr:1swell, to FoUcwlng the call to vrdr:.r Mr., her home tn B~idgeport Frida) 'Mmme Neutzltng in behalf of after she had suent se\eral WeeU Jane Howell Tent , presented Mrs Campbell with a cON.'Ige Depart. hP.Ie Martha Lou Hunnell is 11l w1th a recllJ"rent ;~Hack ol a Virus m· fectwn M1 and Mrsl.owell Probasco and daughter, Susan, left F11day for M1am 1 UnJviJ.rsrtv where MJo;.s Julle Mr and Mrs Robert Reibel • and was actl~ 1n the lllrthiiJiJ Leadmg Creek Road, are an· anrt Caneert BaDdl, tbe G(rlt oounc:mg the eDC~gemeot of Miu GJce Club, Glrla' En&e'DIIitle aad Mary Jane Young, daughter of Gith' Iotmnurall,. Mr.s Re1bel and J01epb A Sbe is a sol)homore at OIUo Y(lung Sr, Rutland Road, to UniVersity where 1be 11 earoDed W1lham K1tcben, Cbil!J.cotbe. 10 tbe radet ElemeDtlr'J f'..duN. ment offu~ers and past department son of Mr and Mrs. Howard Kit- tlou program Mr Kitchen ~uated from 0ff1eers mtrodueed were, Launa chen U01on Avenue, Pameroy Fecster Mant>tta department pres- The weddmg will be u event of Pomeroy H1gb SC!1loOI in 1CI53 nd served two years ill tb~ U. 8. ident Beryl Overly, Cbilhcot~ next June Mia& Yotlllg era..uated from Army He 11 emp)OJI."~ at the department semor vtee pr<estdent Rea V(Jgel Columbus, past depart Middleport Hlgh Selaool 1D 11i1M DhPont Plant at' Cjrd.ftt~. mt'nt prel'adent, and Faye Hasson, Chtlhcothe past department seeretarv Rev Eugene Brown, pastor of the Uottl'd Methodist church and Ma)or Elt)ll.rf Robm~on were in Ml'8 John Terrell wq uwtaUed one of the Garden cltd!J Ia. IIIGI" trodured and also two memben; as ores1dent when tbe Wcindio.g freld. Mrs HeJneJ, Mn Harry Cf,ater· ol Theodorus CounCil Daugbters nf Tratl Garden c1ub rnet Thursday Ametrta who extended greetmg~ evenmg al the home of Mils Ernfn4 blllTY. an4 MIP' Net~ ~. to Lhe convention and also pooe- Se1tz, Loewt St DfJWr [or tlae eveniJ:Jt a· sentetJ a gJft ol flowers to }fJ s wanWd bhie nbboM to llrt llqtThe meehng tn chaflle of tbc o.n for a dried arrangemenl, Mrs Campbell v.ce ures1dent, Mr.; George He~nes-, Robm Tbompooa, fGl' an a,.a&eFDIIowml( gro,lp smgmg cf Am opl"ned• Wlth the ch.rb pray~r tD enc<~ th1• R"v Jir[Jwn gave thto Uflison full owed bv devohoruJ taken ment 1n a bl'8SS contamer and !Jiils Seltz, a mtJ& arransement ofcllr:fmvorat10n after wbtrh Mayor from lJmty 'Paen 10 Autumn'' by s.anthlmums and alSo f o r "polk R~bmson wclclmed the gues~ Mtss Se1t:l: Members re!;ponded to and also saJd he w.ould take care the roll caU w1th 'Mv favorite fall st.alk and berries m an old lisbtonl1l pitcher. uf the park1ng srtuatwn Mr, flower Red r1bbon9 were -award'fd &Q Feaster dep.1 r monl president gave The officers were Installed m Mrs Jo~pb StrUble ror a dria.l the rl;'sponse to th l' mayor an lmpre&aJVe ceremony by Mrs arr~ngemeftta. 11nd to llr.s Helltqlt 'Mrs · Wmona Cook, prcsJdent oc c L Hea:on o.3Jt ures1dent anrl Jane Howell T-ent weleomt!d tbl' offieer , mstallect were Mrs Rabert ror arran~nt of cannll~ IIllA wbtte rt ~re a~~ "'1 gues\s Bel)\ Overly, dPp nrtmf'nl Tbcmpscn v1ce pre stdent Mrs Mrs Terrell a drted aannge;st>n10r vu:e pr esident rc•pondcd Charles Lew1 s s ~cJch: v. and MrS ment, and to Ill'S Lewis fqr alii tl"o A memorial was helil fl r dccea~ed George Hemes 11 c11su rcr A cGmembers by Mrs Mauc!f' Hutchm· sage war;, nre-..enlrd lo Mn Terrell rangrmtnt of fall {10\llen ttl ~ son J.hstllt't chaplain aJ,er wlueh and lloweu to each ur the (}ff;cers pumRklD. MY$ LeWI! was •a ebarge of'tlt6. the meet!ng wh1ch h:Hl bl't'n open by Mt.!l Hra.wn rt'cNation penod and ptlael wereto the pubhc wa~ closed and Mrs awarded' to ~ stru61e, Jlist, There was <~ dJscuBSJOn en thft Campbell named her comm1t1ee~ Strltz ~tnd Mr.a TerrelL OCfleei'S for 1957 w~re nom matLil1erhugs or the h1ghway" Thl:' ReJ re-..nta T-ert sorved. b Jll ed With Oea Vogel selecled as traveling pnze donated b y Mr! the !Jottess to those named ibove pre.s1dcnt Followtng lhf' rrport of LewJ.s wl!ls awarded to Mrs Leo and Mra EdwiJ\I(tbehler ud )Irs Tent pres1dent, the meetmg ad- Bryan MIS Thompson • and Mrs W1IUam Drwsoa JOurned for tunelt Which was S:!rv· Joseph Strublt> ""ere named as a The nnt meettng: wii\t lie held ed at the Umted Ml!thodist chur.ch committee to vl,m for the annual at tile ho~ of Mn Robert l'bom.• by ladieS ot the church ChrJStfllas party pson on 'Ii~Umdllv. evenin&' N;.ty~ Prayer b) the chapla1n, Maud.J Hutcbmron ooened the afternoon "Fall planting" was the top1e of ber 15 aud memben wer.e reque~~t­ session follo~ed by the pledge to the evemng preaented by Mn C L ed tb b:1Dg TbanqoVID,J arrangethe flag The reading of the 1965 Heaton MISS Se1t:r: a:ave a talk on mew dainutes preceded the rep<>rt of her Vlslt to the Kutpood Cent.er the comm 1ttees An mvlt.&tJon for at Man1held and also told 0( at. the 19117 convention to be held ;~·t~~~-a:._lfl~ow~e'.':r~,b~ow~_!g~Jv~e""n~b~~ CbllhC<lthe was recerved and AC. tepted F~llowmg the report of the treuuf(!r, talks were g1ven by the depurlment oM1cer!i The Sowlnc C!ult met ThW">KI•y 1111011iN a~ of Mrs Feaster 1nstalled the olfi· Mrs RUISIU Wil~on who ~e;.v,. cers for the com10g year after ed hosteiB fPts from tlie ~el\t­ wh1ch t.he meetmg closed w,th Hostess gtfts were presented to bers the members formmg a fnend Mrs Lawrence Sm1th when t b e .Belresbme~Jtl were ser,edl .f. ship circle and smgmg, "Blessed be Nifty Shtchera club met Thursday ter 111 evening or sew1ng and NIthe lle'' precedmg the msllalla· ber or contact ElPomero:r• Phone 100. Clellad Appl,_ Store, 111 W. IIIIa 81 .. Pom<I'OJ !1-28-11 P1obasco ts a freshman Wlll "pend v.cekend::';;h~cre~~~~;;•; JOy lhethe Dads Day Mr and Mrs Ztb:a family, Hcml u('k G1ove, dsy guests ol Mr !md Brvnn }Ir anti Mrs EJgar Arnott and son were \'l.sttors o[ her parents Ml an1l '-ir~ George True, Wesl (olumb!a, th s W('Ck M1 and Mrs Arthur ilwuher u s1ted Mr ~.:nd Mrs Jt~mes Thomp~ son Cht~ 11rc rrrently Mr and M1s Okev Paynter Pnrtland VISited ~h and Mrs Ralph Mrs. J.ohn Terrett Installed Bv The Windingl'mil Gorden Oub ·J•• Tri~tyS.Wi COMPLETI IDIUJ'IIIIllt!e ProteetiDD, IJfe, o\1jlo, ,._ Polio CJ!J DoD BULLDOZIR , 'f,ARGE GAS eJrculalillg HEA'T- For btre far banmeull an4 l!U\, gas refregerator two prece ponds. P. M Cowdery, Long l~ving room su1te, two used 'eteBollllm. 8 28 11 vlsiorn~, all to good cond1hon, 116liO JJtber how;ehold articles )4rs J H cuckler Phone 6188·X !O.U.Ste 35 RATS KtLLED with one p::~un4 HOUSEBUJLDERS STAll WARFARIN. Safe, sur<J, Ne1&1M''IS, Ratbae. JU&ranteed. g 15 11 IJoenbKhH......,. SU,ar Run Feed Mill RADIO It TEL10\'ISION SERVICIII UUCIJLES Board .r.. I&Jp_h Lead1ng Creek Road OIL • $3.00 PER BARREL. 90"1-iM V1rg1l Te.aford, 1 10 Theatre 13 Gol.DI (5:.00 Cartoob Tlteatre I 80 llocky Joo'" 8 oo <'bbolt' •tid Cootello 8.30 Te<J Mack Amateur 7.30 ~Ita Tlme 8:00 Ornmbua The Es.eeut1ve Pomeror~ Jnne Young, saphomore at Ohio 1 00 The Pastor :;:: ~~t:rPlaces&'~":..r;olllmA<f ':00 bu~,J~. lf.ll"'" ~~~~=~:;·~~~ UmversJty, spent the weekend WJth Mr and Mrs Robert Re1bel, (20 Bl 115 What's Ycur TrOlJble annual at the Mr; Radehffc, fr[Jm a severve attack of neunlJs IS 1.1nder th~> ca1 e of n local doctor D ROOHS an4 d:cA:-:m:::-,-,10::-c:COio !t for small telloble follliJ¥. ~ BY BID-Several per month. See Mr&. Boward for Structural Clay Brltk Cecil, 800 1'1'. lillln St:, l'ollleroy Tllit. ' Obtam bld sbeeta at evenlnp. I I tl Gate. Kyger Creek Pow· Cbeahlre, Ohio. 12 30 Oral Roberts Columbqs,Q:w Motif featans Luncheo1t Meot School, Taltlatee a1ked for Chn•tmas to• aent to lhese schooh1 &iUII may be lt~!t at the lbrr Van l+ant Moto1 Company B:ulcllrf~ 1 C{'f•ntlv ~~ ho JS suffermg lG-lNI< aoo 60'19 DUV34th Annual Convention tlleld-ln Pomeroy On Thursday ~Picture And, there too, Is another S1luat1on whtdi shou ld be cor rected Instead of the 25 cent pen&.lly f01 ovcilullt', m::rke th~ IU MIDDLEPORT 12 so WHd. Bill Hrctok lime parkmg Rec~svm~ ONE FOUR ROOM and 1 five room apartments 8 room dwellIng newly decorated Inside and out Must be seen to be appreciated 8 room and 6 rpom houses Both wdhm 5 min walk of Court House A N Bengel, Pomeroy lJ..18-tf Herefnrd Helfer 400 Portlr.nd. Call Ro} 256 Portland To obtam suc h pnvlleges for all da) p,tl 1.; 1ng m metered areas \\ hy not have owners of sud1 l1 u<: k:; prO\ ure through The death of a memory of Claude passed away 3 years still sadly mJSSed f<JtTUiy Mn Clllnde and fanuly 10 13-ttc 11 SO '.l'rellsure TbeaWe prlvUcgc --- 10-13 ate 10 30 Count ot Monte Cristo 11 9!: ~ 700 ~ teve Allen Show 800 Alcoa Hour ~w Ratlne-4 room house and bath, New modern apartment PeopleB nu:!e Jot, shade t~H, small Terrace, Pomeroy garaee unWANTED for two n1rc derneath- above flood- line&'arden, &&ih water tricJly, Located on and s,ixtb.eleeSt Phone 6344-X short walk to markets-sl!hOOII out htgb water, price and churches l1nfurnbhed $4200.00. Telephone 328 Y or 46&-X. PorUant)-8 room frame SHOE REP AJR SHOP Is 10 12 3tp ~n to give you service with bath, mcely IO<Jtod, 10 ~ 6tp ::-:-:::-:-::: --nearl~ 1 ~ lot, 2 car gart(le, 171) Mulberry Ave, 5 m1lh from Raveoliwood, :B'el'I'y ~~~ON~v=o~U~k~N~OW? GARAGES, Pomeroy Call lll-M 10 10 (Ue not ftir from KaliCI' Alumin ;:lve you the bns• 1um 9lant Can be fmunced on furn•tl.:re fJ,I' •rmltan l"EARS PICK WHAT YOU [,IKE $6000 00 4 6·tf 5a pe1 bush!!] J:uk Seldcnabt'l, Lucated1 State Route 3!l(h...O Pcrnciny house, (ull basement, w1th 10113tc shown bath, ftont porr.h Jargp lot, very mce resJd!;'ncc, p J(:e $11500 00 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment, HHton Wolf• Saltsman f~r utllittes pmd 350 North tth St CuciUer R&alty PhoM 11S. M1ddleporl 10 4 12tc -- tl 00 TopP'"'r 800 Ceasar's Hour 9 00 George Gobel Cap!a1n Gallant ~ 30 GOipel Harmony H5 News Jllti«ure Sbow and Special No· prtnted at regu· r:des Obltuariei 1 cent per word. FAIM-100 l!Crtl with good 9::-:::-:-:-:-::~- ---:-:--:-room boutt, larse bam 4Dd 8 C\iblc toot Nor1e refrigerator. other buU(UJW, on state blfl):i. Cdl 294 8 20 tf waY 20 mlauto from Court. .houae $10,006 00. Will tradi I 14' For Rent for property 1n W Vlf, 11"1" where 1ietween l'Otnt Pleasut 0 room nouse, bath carport, full and RaV("IlJ\f'OOd, basemtnt, 763 South Third C\JCKLIR IIA~1'V Avenue, Middleport Call llo• 2~ Phone 1ot.V. 62419-X 10-13 3tc •NoticE'S 4 30 c~mo tbaG one 1nconect ln o~t 130TBA I 7 oo PE-rry The Da1J7 be re.sponslble 12 00 AmeJican Forum 1 00 Talent Showcase I I I I "" Man to Man 12 00 TBA ~- On!~ ~00 11 43i Industry on Parlde Cowboy I'beotre nutted, and too, count up lh(' amount o l losl 11 \ti1Ul s ( HIY month by virtu~ of penn1ttlng such p,u k111g We do knnw that ou1 Dodoz's and th e ·r.~'\ l t 1h operators - 11 30 Young-Kitchen Betrothal Announced aatl .tfte• block .bon ' mtbaral riJht:i on ¥. mu, trom at•te llOO This b lb& Ufe Fur, 10 30 Uocle Jnhltt' J Coomt ll 00 Clfl'iatlaa Sc1enee • l_.tt.q~p , 'll_&l! P••ture of t4lfutier; tr J:oom • 1.00 Howdy Doocty The Middleport Busmess and I 3 00 Western Theatre P1 dl:;~JOn-1 Yi omens Clu.b Will ha\'e a Rummaee Sale on Fr1day :5 00 Sky Ki.ng and Saturda.y October 11}-20 and 5 30 Roy dOiert a Bake Sale on Saturday at thP Pratt budd,ng corner of Coal Stru•t ~nd NoNh Second Avenue 6 00 Newll P1cture \ff'mhrn arc a~kf'd to bung thelf cc.ntlthu!H ns to tile RummiiJ!'P to 6 15 lh~ bui!thng on Wednel'tday eventrig •u llwt I hi y m.c~ IJt' u.c h u J 6 30 bL 1(,!l lhc .sa l~ SENIORS SJ.rn On w 15 Dally Sentinel, ~.llttli1lepeot. 0<, o.t>:ti;.J•r·>t The Daily Sentinel ,!!4!~~w(!~~ IATURDAY RUMMAGE SALE Solution To AProblem ( II 4DS QUALITY DOESN'T COST-IT PAYS Superior Seniee Service to the Living Our Motte TrneyFJmterwold Fu"erol Home Phone %85 RODNEY DOWNING ~CI AGENCY I'Jn. A-Do. Hooltto • ACCIDINl' Llftt, Caudty and amult Mrs. L. Smith Is Hostess To Nifty Stitcbers Clu~t.Weti~ HeldOnThu fn,CJW evemng at her ho.me lluUud. daL aetivity. tion of off1eers gifts were prewhich was det~ated in keepma seRted to Mrs Cam~ell from Wilh Hai\'()Ween members of tt'.e Jane Howell TFnt and allo from otber Teuts 1n ihe Dunn& the business ••on plans were di8elllled Gar t:le 111dtstnct nu•l CbriltmU rartY fte ~ liiC P"'" donoted by Wi!lleDJ B&rteb was awarded to MAl J~ Pt.esent were Mn mJ Robart~ llnp, lira. William Gwlier. Mrs. Mlllord Wlldennutll, Elipbetb Fi>k. Vro Robert ill>berts, Mn Wfllm Pisher and MiaB Mary Virpnta Reibel Warner. A Wad course was ~erved by the boste!il to Mrs Herbert ~1xon, Mn James W1ll Mrl Homtr Wal ter Mn Sehm Blazewia, ._, WU- tnoiv 'mots. ~· Jool& "Mom..- and Ml<~l ltatllry.a Wteh. The next mHtrn.li' will bt htlW at the home of Mrs Homer W'alter 011 Wednesdav November 1'- lt4:0~1 ,, sHt.oo • lAKER· ~· •I ...~ "' �• • • l>ai!ISellUnei; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ocl. 13, 1956 Pomeroy & Middleport Both Lose SEOL Contest~ Yellow Jackets Offense Lags Four Times Against Rockets 8y liN GREENE The lack of an orrensive punch Jq. the critical times .showed up ltal nltht as Middleport , fighting &:arne b bacll: in the sttrond Ralf. failed 011 four M"paute occasions to put , over that scoring drive into the land of milk and hont!y. Four timee the Yellow llc:kets earried the ball deep into the Wel- lston Rocket. own backyard only to lose the ball on downa as WelJ. Itoa displayed a slerllnJ line de~~ that held even on the one foot line. Net result. WeUston by virtute or two touchdowns scored Ia the ooening half or play wa1kt:d off the held the victor by 1 marliD of 14~. lD the firlit quarter Middleport started off with a ru-'h that lndi· uted that there might be an upset in the ofhng and after drivlng deep into the Roclr:ets. t.eTrltory fumbled to lOR t h e momentum that had lhowt:d in a brier nurry. 1n tlle fint canto the Yellow Jackett abowed they were a makh fGr the vau.ated Wetlaton eleven by standinc them off even anli holdina thea1 for downa on var· ious oceuJons and forcina t h e Roctet.s to "kick out". But late in the quarter Well.Bton penetrat&d Stop In Now Anti Take Advantagt Of Our Fall Valuq . STORM SASH Web malic. Fill oil •llndord opeDinll• $4.65 As"'* u eaeh deep into the Jaehts territory enabling Frankie HJil lo scamper across lcJr till' lllit:al tnuchdown of t·he gam~' frorn 11 vards out. H,ll then added tht• point arter with a .5wecp around hts own right e..t. In the second quarter after a aeries of exchanges of the ball the Rockets again found them'>elves wit·hin scoring distance and after carrying the ball to tht! JaekelB 1 yard line and being held to a third down ~hoved Jack W.alton their quart~rbaek acros~ on a ' sneak play to make fl,e score 13-41 in favor of the Wellston eleven. Hill added t.he potnt af.ter toucH· · down to finish the 3Coring for the Rockets in the gam~. In the ~contl half of the ball game Middleporl played a supericrr brand or ball ;~nd it was in thil portion or the game lhJt they threatened four timrs (f) provide the scores that would have been one of thf! biggest upst't.s of the currt'nl s~a~un. But rarh lime the Jackets drove within the five yard line <1f the Rockets. Welslon dish· lng up a nine mjjn ltne, held for downs and deprived the Middles Gt the score. Statiltkally the Middleport cle· ve!l. outplayed Wcl-;ton t!urin~~: the second half of the game holding Welliton to a 1oroe first tli>Wn durina the Pntire second half while racking up live uf thl!ir own. Only showing a pas10ing attack on {our occasiuns r..Hcldlt'port completed one out vf fuur attempts lor a 19 v8rd gain while Wetb.ton tos11ed three acrinls completing l.ne for !5 yar'ds, having one incomplete and onf' inll'l'l'epted at the midfield slriJM· by Middleport. In the first duw11 department Middleport ratk!!ll up a total l1f 10 while holding Wl'll.~lon to 9. Middleport was pf'nalizcd for 30 in. the game wh!lt• Wellston a total of M yards George Miller, 11. L John Ketchka at lt!'£t guard: Dave Hinely at quarter and G!!ne Abbott 11 linebacker played one of the belt defensive 11ames of their high school c&recr cllmpletel.\· bott.Jing up the Well:<ton or.rtn~~e durina; haU ot the contflllt. by the Yellow Jackets the WelJ,Jton Lactic of from tJJe urimmage stalled ·any element of aurprise the Roeket.~ets . intrnded to throw tow~rd the Jaekets. As a result of this lllf'rt de•fenslve play Wellston was stopped cold in the second half of the game Insofar IS scllfing opportunities were presented. Another factor which contrlbut· cd gre11.tly to the play of Mlddl~ port la.st niiht was thr. superb kicking 1billty of James Bowles for the Yellow Jackets. IIi,; boomi~ high punts kept lhe Rockets in constant hot water during the (lme 11.0d Cft1bled t h I! Jackets enda to cover the reciever with lime to aparc and limiting punt returns to a b&re minimum of yard the .... ROOFING Toup lhl•k bull upbolt lhlnl)fl, GOOd eolor selee· lion. AI Ullleu $8.50 100 II. BIJ &'On~ Jn the oflen~lve uf the Wl'llston team were Wallon and Hill with Cundl/1 also contributing much to tne Rocket e1uae until he wa~t removed from the gamC' with an Injury durinil the fading momt'nts of the first hulf. ' Jo'oJiowina: t.nc gam(' Ca<~th Ohar· lcs McDonald of the Yellow Jackt't8 said, "Tonight this club showed that It i~ on the way up ll~ 1 pre. dieted hdorc the start of tbc sea· 800. INSULATION But, blukel or pouring lypeo. Ballo 41!zc uUIIIeu "'fl.'· OTHER VALUES Weothe"tripping Sheathing Siding Plywood Lumber Some one Is going to hurt bcfurc the ec•11on Ia over. we mav not bf' tht> league champions, but somewhere alon11 the line some one 1:s dUI! fllr a I!IUrpri~e, and Lht Yellow Jacketl tan do it." and a half Lo go. The HGund Hne and just RS. big and fast backs had the Pinthel"! offense tied in knoUI most j of the game. i Nelsonville made nine fiJ'It downs and 135 yards rushing in the first two periods to PomNoy's one first dGWD & 40 yarr;b rushing. The secon-d h~:~ll was a differ~nt story, but not different enGugll. The Panthera pushed for 59 yards to their opp.nneots 75, got five first downs to four. minut~ FRANKIE is. pictured above as h& jaunt by Hill Into "pay dirt" territory. Latet the Middleport punched over the Middleport goal line for one of the two Yellow Jackets threw a SC3'l'o into the Wellston eleven when touchdowns scored by the Golden Rockels Friday night at on four different occasions they drove inside the Rockets five Middleport. This photo was taken a1 the end of an 11 yard yard Une o~ly to Jose on downs. (Senllnel Photo) Rutland Red Devil Powerhouse Wahama Loses To 12-7 For Steam Rollers The Plal•ns 41-0 Milton "fth St • ht .Rutland's powerhnuse single-~ wmg grldde-rs rolled over a atu'bbol'n The Plain!l defense iast night, 41-0 for their flftb stt·aight vielory at The Plal·ns. Jim Cremeaw;, speedy left half of the Devils scored four times in ~h(' game which JIW Rutland roll up a 21.0 halftime edge, and <:rld another 20 points In lh~ IICcond half with substltutes carrying mucn of the lo1d. The tilt was not nearly ~n lop sided as the score might hint .as The Plaitll were able to gain 231 . rushln1 and added Jp.Ol.'e three · pa:>::~ea. Charney, Plalna qua;terwas a constant threat with biB pinpointed passes, and it was the Inability or his receivers Lo hold onto the hall which made on passeA for the statistics Plaina' look poor, Charl es BUI-delte, Plains left half, was aliKl a constant thrnt and was elpe<:lally eff~~etlve on defe!Ule, getting In - on niOst I tac~lfls. Rutland, which uses atraight powt!r and deteption from the single wing, uHed only enough paKiil•s to keep the durense bon.. est. The Devils tried only (lve Lirnell, connected for two and one was for :: aat,,y&rda and ~ TD, Crrrnes.na io !ida. -::' The game open«! in ausjficlous fashion for The Plain~. TakinG the kickoff, The Plalns rollf'd for two first. downH ta thell' own 47 then fumbled on 1 fourth down attempted punt. Rutland taking over on The rlninll' 21. A Hi yard penalty put It hack fn the 36 and Rutland 1ot back to the 21 before fumblinf,l, themli<'lvN;, The Plains punting out. TONIGHT S.t11rdey- Onl, Leo Gorcey .... Cktohr 13 Hunh. Hall "DIG THAT URANIUM" -....rt Mltchftn Anne J•ff,..v• "NEVADA" CA Zane Q,..y Story) COMIDY and CARTOON Sundn-ManMy Octcllter U-14 Georgo Gobel Mltzt Gaynor "The llr.. Anti The ...... B R Allen called on Mr 'and Mrs DaYid Wolfe, 'J\tasday. Mr IOd Mrs }''loyd Tllbotl, SIU· eb~nvlile, 1nd Mrs Molly Talbott, Portland were recent auests of Mr 11nd Mr• Dell T111lbott. (Yistavislon -..d T-.chnlc:olor) - alsoJill. ca,ney Stephan M'Nall)< "Tflfttut. To A la6Mn"' Clnemascope 1nd Technlco1or ClrtMn "C-.er lab Apln• SPECIAU Senl~e Pomeroy rrug The wah 2 ma Wbite Faleon• dropped their flftb game of the eason on Friday Di"ht as the s e Milton Greyhounds came from behind to win by a 9COre of 12-7 at Millon. ActuallY fumblina on tbe part o£ the Fal~ons tumed the tide In favor of the Milton team which took advant":~ge the opportUni· ties presented u. ot '.i.'he Falcons scored flrst In the conteat as they took the openin& kickoff and drove 68 yards to pay dirt. Dick Young went over from 11 yards out for the .5core. Feature-d tn the drive ·was a 30 y11rd stamper by Young. Ue carried the ball only those two times '3.s he waa later Injured and had to leave the ball Eastern Cops Second Victory At Mercerville STIVERSVILLE '(..,.. 1Mrs ha~'~;:~ ,:~:.,J~.":"c~~~; ~~ E H Car.p cnter and daughter. Mu Maxine Durst and .sons were recent , •• .,, o1 h•r ,..,..,, ,., , and Mrs La~ence Ritchie. Mrs Elva Dally called on Mr ~nd Mrs Roscoe Cozart one evenmg laat week · Mr and Mrs Rudy Durst, and daughter ~ailed on Mr and Mrs 1 Bill Roush and faruily, recently. Mr a~d Mrs Bud Gluesencamp and .ch!Jdren PGrtl~d ~:Pent one evenmg last week wJth h1s parents Mr and Mrs L- R Glueaeneiimp. 'Mr and Mrs Dell Talbott. and Iva Carpenter attended the Horne cOmjng at Dewilts Hun, Sunduy afternoon . · · --~-- J~ckson Edges Logan Chiefs By 13-7 Score big gun G{ Logan Against the Jackson IronSt. Clair was the men Friday night, but despite his efforts the Chiertains ran out of time in the fading seconds of the game and lost 13-7. Jackson d.-ew ii.rst blood early in the flnt qu•rtcr a.lld then on Lbe follDWi'lg kick·oU St. Clair roart'd dl!wn the field on the return for 61 yards and a touch· down for Logan 00 knot the SHOOT I..U Wilton Farm, Cheater Sun., Oct. 14 NOON TIL DARK YOU'U 11U 0111 QUAliTY WAY Of DOIII IUIIIWI KARR&VANZANDT .........,, Olllo ------------------- Hams · · · · Chicken Sugar · · · · · · Bacon THE Public Cordially INVITED NEXT SHOOT NOV. 1 • For the Panthers, Hawtbome car ried 11 times for a five-yard avtf'o age and Spencer had: Six tries:. ror 3lf.r: Ylll'ds each. Nel&oDvJUi puee(l, seven times, completed Mlree for The Panthers unfolded '~hat 34 yants 1 bad one i.Qtercepted. may, with patience, become 1 pass- They punted three times ror • " yard a\l'erage, and had 30 yardl able passing attack. Heretofore In penalties. faciDJ eight and nine man lines, Pomeroy punted five times for for want of a passing threat, the a 31 yard averaje, and - had tb Panthers last night. threw tbe ball yards in penalties. Nelaooville lOll 10 ilmes, connectt!'d on two in the the ball three times on fumblea. last quarter for 29 yards. They had once. one intercepted. for . TIM£ CHANGE Flvi POINTS GRILL AND DRIVE-IN ~ ..~, 6.~• ·· ~T.t'.uiu .. -.. ,,, .JI. Pfl'ehe4 .... ;, . I • ..,,._., •• cA.tter 35. Not ~lic•te ~••Wop~ 36._Part or aWiDdow , )'· ,.. ;r.:;: ;.,..~ , 38. ~lloWanc~ is. ~Jii) tor wute (ccmb. ·- tormJ .l.'l'wo-\otd 42.1.11t ,.. ., . , 21. TYPe of lanker 21t. Exel&ma. (loft 30. Con.tlrrn .... ~UWtf as. Serum Tho!:__ ,_- .......__..,..._.. lv AL CAPI' ». Grampu. ,.... ·, S.. At home z. Gflteral ~oct~·~· ·h~-i~~~ f&b'br.) 11.Civu '· ·wr.GD&tl 4:0. Variety of rratn- .,.,., . . ,_." ..~)eJdinc -~· · 1.3_~~ i•·••'!l', ;· .. ..(,VU'.) .. (4,.~tl·lol· ..,oft ··~·~~"'-·." fi'IJ; An: ox ,,..) ~ "' '\ ' 1~ 'A bttquated c...-_.- "··t:T; ••·• name 4:8. Proliecutta I lllrt-t-"t"1t-'f • "judiCially -::; ~ .. . .. : ; •• ' • ' • • .• .. • Bpecfal to c.:'C71h'al Preu Auocicitfol't - ' ' j'; • ) ' · ' ' · for Pl"ei\iloht ~··- to f 'ldt oJ WASHlNGTON-Loolk potllical campalgni:Dg be.rore t'he Noveiftbel- ~!eetton: ci.te hil do DOWN 1. A.frlean atatement that be Will not bametonn o"·e.r the n.atlon . There already :.ave been lndicl$kma that lke wiD have to takl to tlle campaign t·ra.U more than he: planned when he anl\()&_ced hi• wmingneu to nm tor a aecond term. QW.Uy, the "Wblte Houae la aJippln• new apeech·Dl:~klftJ' enpge. menU• into bl• ICJ:Midule. Flrat. a ~lk "t Dea Moines WUI ,aM~ to the P~d4ftt'a trip to Nawa ton, ta., and tben pQther ~h wa• scheduled at Lexington, ~Y... to help the campaign of GeP aenatort_al ~tea. UAdoub~, nmnerqua other will be 1 made ·by Pnlldtot whO hal aald tllit he 1 plarla only ftve or aix major excuralcmi out o1' WuJdq1on .In hla bl!l for ,..elecUon. If tlle GOP feela th~ Ita (han~ are ..lpplrig, lmportut Senate J'a(.'el ,.,ppett ln do,pbt. ·Nr. I !':::!:''';' . :·,if.~ 'I' ~'!'I ,~ ;to, ~ .10 the ., ~ ~: IIIIOjltf. . , ' ~lt wljlnO> Thim DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Dere'o how 10 work It: AXYDLBAAX!l lo LOIIOF·I:LLOW une' letter mmply atudt for IIIIO&Iulr: Ill lhJ• uample A it UJed for the U1ree L'.. X for the twct 0'1. tte. ~ la'tera, ~ tropblea, the len&th ad formation ot tho wordl an all Each day the code letttl'l &re differa.t. · XU ZF KCF PQJ UPZA RCBK' .... '"'-"& •top• 4i• ~·a XP-HZVC. 'to . DINING 7A,.M:..:,;I,I P,M~ . " ~ , H . ,.ae<t.. . . . , •. .;;)i. . .w· . ·•/ " .. ~w$ .CAMf#<l11~-'.1,..1 ' t .. <.~ " ::. " ! . . ... ' '~ 1>1i. ¢ ·~· · · ·-·~ ' ~!!'!'' '"J!OJ!Itlo,li ......... "" ,ftfflul ;~- ·" .:w..~ l. . , ll)frl~ ~fr0k~. ~ ~'\&W. DRIVE-IN. ,.__ -II P.M. by ft,IOW·D~rats as a can. .&'f?l~tt·• no,t Bibad C!. . 1 ~... . ~ · .. '. . Bv6ry ortco in a . whlll!i 'Until election, Ute presldentla1 nominee pl&ni to ltaUe cletatted propo.u.la: tor ..wang thla or that J:~roblem. Hta ftnt waa on the p11tht or the nation'• ol~~tr penona. Aitocether, ) Bteven8011 H)'a. they wUl fumleh a bhlepHnt lor t.h_e "'New ,America"/ hi• WE CLOSE he keepa RW\tlonlng In Tbt ~~ltiop hpaper." , ~Ondfy ''•"'f!~ 3~!:'£!~', "'"'~ ~palll\ apeechet. U'e de.l1ped to Jive etevenaon , a ch:tlW!e \0 opoll'bbl bw!ld'illllln ·~ ..~.Fill!!'!ll!l b,!o,f~M>. Ion~ ~ .!'!" .,..... pllcated to ln~de In replar carqppJa.,.a~beL . 'rhls way, SteveJlSQn p.\lla ou.t· the lan~ 4ocumenh, and It la: the newap.P.nnen who m·u st boU them down blto ~ghllght. fer tile 'Am~qan people. ' · 0n,e advantage of ell this, u the Democrats see It, lies In the tg.ct tftat each new ''poaitkm paper'' eatc::hu Republlclln.l \UlpteP.,red. tt takes them a wl!lle to ge't up their own reoommendatloo• AT"6P.M. Ruey and Margaret Durst caUcd on Mr and Mrs Joe Ci~le, Bashan, Saturday evening, for ·hlthdllnf the aa.me eubject. ' 'l"tt.ir ti\lt&a1• reli.etlon 'ha8' to' tit! thti' ~iUclill)' Unlnt!afylng one of aayin~ · merely,' "We carl Bq lt -be(t~i." · DeH.Ued. •1tebllttata· aN: not , ready t.)r days-and, b)' theb, '8\tvtftaon 11-.s ~ord a point or two.. , . · • - ' ·w.>il ·• aa w•~- hu L'' :, • rouftcs· AND mE· d&.NAL-~tlc ·~i~. ~t the count. Un!te~ .States~ ):lut tn,·B~taln only In mueh tb dQ! with lbe Su~p: .;:anal criaia to the .:Unl~ itlWoM. . SecreJ,ary ·of lta:te John Fo~r: . DuUu, tlt1t key ~-· qn forfli.Jrt 1ft •the !:Isenhower ltl.dn;II.S,traUon, aatqraUy. .Is :An~restiJ!d In Nov. e. ~lect!On day. Srtti&b, Prlrne ••!AI.~r Sir Anthony Eden• ~ .a · CQnat~"ViUve partt conftre.n~ c~lnl liP evm aoonel'-on ,.tural or \he Jackson was then bel~ sco!'e- .aava leSil until the third quarter when they again cou,ntered to lead the Chich, but then-. the Ironmen In the fourth quarter drove the ball to the Log11n 1 ya•·d line where after four tries Loga·n took over With six seconds to play, Oct. 11. ' Dunes has beon walking a tlght~rope on tbe erl~ ai~ On the rote hand, he Ia ~trtvlng mlrhtlly to pre- s.. Dulles ven.t any outbreak of war: ,but on the other, be o~ poses any aU·out appeasement of President Oamal .Abdel Nasser cf Egypt- and, hll ,rould be happy ~ any C!rlLieal deG11Iona can be delayed until after Nov, 6. E~en ~ faced with a d~eM\t problem. The Britllb are highly diaturbed with Nauer, and rear Dulhe Ia ,eomprom1mn1 too much. Howev.er, both ~en can· now tum the problem over to the Unit.:d Nallon•. where a lencthy debate 11 in prospect. P,olltlclll e~plwT&JI:I· St. Clair then aa:atn electrified the crowd wlth •n 89 yard run that looked as If the upset was in the making until Yerian of Jackaon overtook him on the 10 yard llne to end the game. HELLO, SLUGGO--- .ment mar be &voided. flOW ARE YOUR GREATEST SPORT IN THE WORLD HICCUPS ~ lESURE WlTH I PURELUBE OIL ' AND GASOLINE GET PURE'S PRoTECI'IO!f! COOK WITH ELECTRIC -/ ll'OR At Regular Price WIDE SELECTION ·used Electri c R«~nges AL,L ARE MODER lATELY PRICED NO CHARGE FOR REFIL1.8 WILLIAMSON OIL·. ' ROGER MORGAN Phoni 6094-X .-- ~OMPAMY 141 W. Mila St. ,,, ,u! I' :f! ..," Will dean up thai motor. Itt. 7 at At.h St. Middleport, 0. .., ~ TRYHIGHHP BUNCE HARLEY· DAVIDSON "~ •• PURE Automobiles, Out . Boarci molon along with thai molor<yde of youn. Makes II look-like NEW. . .. ' GUNK .8...,.. 10. Apart 12. Overb~ad 13. Ctt.y (Ala.. F, ZPQXFW HOunds farL!i wcfe ture they were ln for a rough night as on the open ing tJI~y of the game'• Pomeroy'a Hawthorne heaved a lon·g p a s A , • 'Eli ' ~~ PBNPQ th~ STAY COOL! Phone 448 ~ Tom M'CQuaid fot' NelaoDVUI., .. wa.s the work-bone on offe~ for the winnet.a He lugged t·bt 'ba11,2l times for a four-yard averBJ"e. Bob \'ount, 185 lb halfbaeJr;, carried. e:gbt times for an eight-yand tYerage, his 24 yard scamper to set up the T D helping a lot. Big Junior Hawthorne heaved the long ones but it was t w o Smith-to-HellUliey passes that hit for vital yards in that last minute desparation drive that failed. The last f1lay of that drive's series was a long heave over the goal line by big Junior that almost, but not quite connected. The Hounds tallied with t W o minutes left in the second per.iod wilh Jim McQuaid going over from une yard out. qply JTIPme~t~ ,b e f o r e the Hounds hlld been MoPped by a gallant goal line stand oD the:· one yard lie. Hemsley pUnted QU\" his. own 33. t.ben Young a pitch out left 24 yards . McQuaid line , got Young . ~ r·" THE S!IIITJI FAMILY .lt.,Cqr,qet!l,d IJ. l'roj>)lita II. .£Jtclam,a.. ed the finxertips of Quarterback Don Smith, going down. Tbey couldn't gain and had to punt. ·J The Panther line, from tackle to ~·~~le, particularly in the .tteood was tough ._Defensively BenLambert, Barnitz, "-\11;, Werry. Wildermuth and Bellle, were all hitting bard. SHOT GUN TilE . 41 Yean 61 DcnolBon, FI Eads; , 0. Dugan, Creme:ms ami L. The Plains- Phillips. ter, Adams, Wilson, T. WUUama, Bill Williams, Thomp 10 on: backs: Charney, D. B1·own, Burdette game. and Clonch. P'bilowing the next kickoff, ' the MiiUn team drove ?6 y•rds for a Butch Legg touchdown with cracking the line from the sever, yard line. A Milton kick for the extra point was no good and the FalcOn9 led by a score of 7-41. The winning touchdown came ln the second quarter when Gary RtlWHey 1t~pped lnto the bero'a Eastern Hi~h Sc,houl cupped circle lor !be Gre:rhounds wlth its SI'COfld ftl0tJiall ' ,iDIIIC nr the' an 82 yRrd gaWop for a score. season yesterday , •fternoon at Young , blockt>d the extra point Merccr~vill<' I:J-7 Ph1ying 110 an try and the scoring for the even80 ya1'CI field. in-a was completed. John Hetzer, Eastern qunter· The Millon team had taken back, scored the first TO near the cnrl of the first quarter from pos.u~ssion of .the ball an their the four after ollcklng on a 33 oWn one yard line prior to Row· yard gallop from an option play sey'a run. The Falcons had car· to the 9 yard line to set up his rled the ball to th1t point where clo!te-in tries. 1 • Ro11coe Sprouse fumbled and the Greyhounda recovered. Two :~erie~ of downs later af· The Falcons drove into scorter the kick off, Caldwell, the- lnl territory two more times In Merccr,willc .quarterback, tied it the came only to fumble cb1nces up with a smash over tackle, and for puiUng the aame out of the Johnson added the point. fire. The gamtJ see-sawed this way Kenny Taylor of the Falcons until •ar ly in the fourth ea nto returned the Falcons were stUl when Hl'tzcr .and Ais boys p~t first time since the Pomeroy togrthu a nice brew or option 1ame and Wll outltiOdiag ift the plays, end runs, and pas ~ cs, to Falcon line-. He had auffered a mov~ f1·om their own 86 lo pay alight concucalon Ia the' aecond dirt. lblph Knight scored the tame or th(! seaiiOft . louchriGwn, but the try for point Despite the fact that Taylor failed. retu•·ned, the F•lelnt were ttill l''rom there on f::astNn kept hampered ls Joe Ford wu unMer~C"rsvilll' in the holl', unrl the able to play because of an attack game ended with the bull In of the flu. Easlrrn's posscs11tOn on tAelr ·Three Falcons were injured in own 37. the contNt but none of tbem Eastern passed seven limes, teriouAiy. Sproule, YOlml and had one Intercepted, completed George Henon, ill, suffered four for 28 yards; ~erccrvtlle hurts and thus hampered the pas~:~ctl tlvt> times, completed F-'ton attack. none, had Dne alolen. Young carried the ba11 only Eastern made nln• first downs twice for 42 yards before he waa lo six for Merccrsvlllc. The lat. InJured and h•d blocked one of ltl' fumbled aud lost the ball tba attempts fot an extra point thrc(' times. Eastern held onto Oy Milton. Out•t•ndinl for the Jl. .Falcons wcrre Charles Roush, RoThe lineup.!!, left end acroaa bert Roush and Geor1e Cunning. the line, and back•: ham. E~~ostern-Kauhn, Ritchie, Hilt Wa~ama led In the atatlatica Witlatchl. Clel•ad, Long, Knight; department •• the · Falcona rack· backs: Hetzer, 'Myers, Boylca, ed up 12 firat to nine 1nd Boring. had a net from Mereersvllle-.Meyen, Oillon, 1crlmmq:e to 138. Bt•aver, Johnaon, McGuln . ONLY 39c luy Now Anti Pay lid.- With A 111-A-COUIIt .I lock Company This time Rutland was to go all the Wily witn Cremeans running from his own 43 to The Plalnli' 40. Then It was Larh Dugan for 14, and again for 8 to the· 20. From there Darrell Dugan went in fo:.- the score. ,Brather Larry added the point. Then It was Cr.e-m~ant who coUnted four mure touchdowns, with Eads ilrlding hi~< blt later Ia the jame. One , of Cremeans TO's came when he intercepted a Charney pass and went alJ the way. Tht! Uncups, . IC,fOis the lint end to left end and back Rolland-Morris,' Edwards, ~~e;~~~~~~~~n~~~c:S~lvllt~l::~t A FuU.Sbo Ploolle Slonn Window Kll Pomeroy Cement . .l?&r ....... ..• •. Last Quarter Spurt Fails For Pomeroy ln.LOss To Nelsonville· By CHIT T.t.NNIHILL The Purple Panthers of Pllmeroy took their second defeat of the season last night 7..() from Nel.sunville in the Hounds uwn lair. A !J.sl quarter drive aHer being completely smothered in the lint half that could hive tied ll!t the count, died on tbc Nelsnnvllle 16 with a ' ~ -9~81 '£! ·po ' ·Q 'jrodo[ppiJII-.!OJ~UIOd 'IOIURU~ GIJ!lii llv IJ&, ~· .I ' ... •:, I'VE STI\-L HIC·-· GOT THEM �• • • l>ai!ISellUnei; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ocl. 13, 1956 Pomeroy & Middleport Both Lose SEOL Contest~ Yellow Jackets Offense Lags Four Times Against Rockets 8y liN GREENE The lack of an orrensive punch Jq. the critical times .showed up ltal nltht as Middleport , fighting &:arne b bacll: in the sttrond Ralf. failed 011 four M"paute occasions to put , over that scoring drive into the land of milk and hont!y. Four timee the Yellow llc:kets earried the ball deep into the Wel- lston Rocket. own backyard only to lose the ball on downa as WelJ. Itoa displayed a slerllnJ line de~~ that held even on the one foot line. Net result. WeUston by virtute or two touchdowns scored Ia the ooening half or play wa1kt:d off the held the victor by 1 marliD of 14~. lD the firlit quarter Middleport started off with a ru-'h that lndi· uted that there might be an upset in the ofhng and after drivlng deep into the Roclr:ets. t.eTrltory fumbled to lOR t h e momentum that had lhowt:d in a brier nurry. 1n tlle fint canto the Yellow Jackett abowed they were a makh fGr the vau.ated Wetlaton eleven by standinc them off even anli holdina thea1 for downa on var· ious oceuJons and forcina t h e Roctet.s to "kick out". But late in the quarter Well.Bton penetrat&d Stop In Now Anti Take Advantagt Of Our Fall Valuq . STORM SASH Web malic. Fill oil •llndord opeDinll• $4.65 As"'* u eaeh deep into the Jaehts territory enabling Frankie HJil lo scamper across lcJr till' lllit:al tnuchdown of t·he gam~' frorn 11 vards out. H,ll then added tht• point arter with a .5wecp around hts own right e..t. In the second quarter after a aeries of exchanges of the ball the Rockets again found them'>elves wit·hin scoring distance and after carrying the ball to tht! JaekelB 1 yard line and being held to a third down ~hoved Jack W.alton their quart~rbaek acros~ on a ' sneak play to make fl,e score 13-41 in favor of the Wellston eleven. Hill added t.he potnt af.ter toucH· · down to finish the 3Coring for the Rockets in the gam~. In the ~contl half of the ball game Middleporl played a supericrr brand or ball ;~nd it was in thil portion or the game lhJt they threatened four timrs (f) provide the scores that would have been one of thf! biggest upst't.s of the currt'nl s~a~un. But rarh lime the Jackets drove within the five yard line <1f the Rockets. Welslon dish· lng up a nine mjjn ltne, held for downs and deprived the Middles Gt the score. Statiltkally the Middleport cle· ve!l. outplayed Wcl-;ton t!urin~~: the second half of the game holding Welliton to a 1oroe first tli>Wn durina the Pntire second half while racking up live uf thl!ir own. Only showing a pas10ing attack on {our occasiuns r..Hcldlt'port completed one out vf fuur attempts lor a 19 v8rd gain while Wetb.ton tos11ed three acrinls completing l.ne for !5 yar'ds, having one incomplete and onf' inll'l'l'epted at the midfield slriJM· by Middleport. In the first duw11 department Middleport ratk!!ll up a total l1f 10 while holding Wl'll.~lon to 9. Middleport was pf'nalizcd for 30 in. the game wh!lt• Wellston a total of M yards George Miller, 11. L John Ketchka at lt!'£t guard: Dave Hinely at quarter and G!!ne Abbott 11 linebacker played one of the belt defensive 11ames of their high school c&recr cllmpletel.\· bott.Jing up the Well:<ton or.rtn~~e durina; haU ot the contflllt. by the Yellow Jackets the WelJ,Jton Lactic of from tJJe urimmage stalled ·any element of aurprise the Roeket.~ets . intrnded to throw tow~rd the Jaekets. As a result of this lllf'rt de•fenslve play Wellston was stopped cold in the second half of the game Insofar IS scllfing opportunities were presented. Another factor which contrlbut· cd gre11.tly to the play of Mlddl~ port la.st niiht was thr. superb kicking 1billty of James Bowles for the Yellow Jackets. IIi,; boomi~ high punts kept lhe Rockets in constant hot water during the (lme 11.0d Cft1bled t h I! Jackets enda to cover the reciever with lime to aparc and limiting punt returns to a b&re minimum of yard the .... ROOFING Toup lhl•k bull upbolt lhlnl)fl, GOOd eolor selee· lion. AI Ullleu $8.50 100 II. BIJ &'On~ Jn the oflen~lve uf the Wl'llston team were Wallon and Hill with Cundl/1 also contributing much to tne Rocket e1uae until he wa~t removed from the gamC' with an Injury durinil the fading momt'nts of the first hulf. ' Jo'oJiowina: t.nc gam(' Ca<~th Ohar· lcs McDonald of the Yellow Jackt't8 said, "Tonight this club showed that It i~ on the way up ll~ 1 pre. dieted hdorc the start of tbc sea· 800. INSULATION But, blukel or pouring lypeo. Ballo 41!zc uUIIIeu "'fl.'· OTHER VALUES Weothe"tripping Sheathing Siding Plywood Lumber Some one Is going to hurt bcfurc the ec•11on Ia over. we mav not bf' tht> league champions, but somewhere alon11 the line some one 1:s dUI! fllr a I!IUrpri~e, and Lht Yellow Jacketl tan do it." and a half Lo go. The HGund Hne and just RS. big and fast backs had the Pinthel"! offense tied in knoUI most j of the game. i Nelsonville made nine fiJ'It downs and 135 yards rushing in the first two periods to PomNoy's one first dGWD & 40 yarr;b rushing. The secon-d h~:~ll was a differ~nt story, but not different enGugll. The Panthera pushed for 59 yards to their opp.nneots 75, got five first downs to four. minut~ FRANKIE is. pictured above as h& jaunt by Hill Into "pay dirt" territory. Latet the Middleport punched over the Middleport goal line for one of the two Yellow Jackets threw a SC3'l'o into the Wellston eleven when touchdowns scored by the Golden Rockels Friday night at on four different occasions they drove inside the Rockets five Middleport. This photo was taken a1 the end of an 11 yard yard Une o~ly to Jose on downs. (Senllnel Photo) Rutland Red Devil Powerhouse Wahama Loses To 12-7 For Steam Rollers The Plal•ns 41-0 Milton "fth St • ht .Rutland's powerhnuse single-~ wmg grldde-rs rolled over a atu'bbol'n The Plain!l defense iast night, 41-0 for their flftb stt·aight vielory at The Plal·ns. Jim Cremeaw;, speedy left half of the Devils scored four times in ~h(' game which JIW Rutland roll up a 21.0 halftime edge, and <:rld another 20 points In lh~ IICcond half with substltutes carrying mucn of the lo1d. The tilt was not nearly ~n lop sided as the score might hint .as The Plaitll were able to gain 231 . rushln1 and added Jp.Ol.'e three · pa:>::~ea. Charney, Plalna qua;terwas a constant threat with biB pinpointed passes, and it was the Inability or his receivers Lo hold onto the hall which made on passeA for the statistics Plaina' look poor, Charl es BUI-delte, Plains left half, was aliKl a constant thrnt and was elpe<:lally eff~~etlve on defe!Ule, getting In - on niOst I tac~lfls. Rutland, which uses atraight powt!r and deteption from the single wing, uHed only enough paKiil•s to keep the durense bon.. est. The Devils tried only (lve Lirnell, connected for two and one was for :: aat,,y&rda and ~ TD, Crrrnes.na io !ida. -::' The game open«! in ausjficlous fashion for The Plain~. TakinG the kickoff, The Plalns rollf'd for two first. downH ta thell' own 47 then fumbled on 1 fourth down attempted punt. Rutland taking over on The rlninll' 21. A Hi yard penalty put It hack fn the 36 and Rutland 1ot back to the 21 before fumblinf,l, themli<'lvN;, The Plains punting out. TONIGHT S.t11rdey- Onl, Leo Gorcey .... Cktohr 13 Hunh. Hall "DIG THAT URANIUM" -....rt Mltchftn Anne J•ff,..v• "NEVADA" CA Zane Q,..y Story) COMIDY and CARTOON Sundn-ManMy Octcllter U-14 Georgo Gobel Mltzt Gaynor "The llr.. Anti The ...... B R Allen called on Mr 'and Mrs DaYid Wolfe, 'J\tasday. Mr IOd Mrs }''loyd Tllbotl, SIU· eb~nvlile, 1nd Mrs Molly Talbott, Portland were recent auests of Mr 11nd Mr• Dell T111lbott. (Yistavislon -..d T-.chnlc:olor) - alsoJill. ca,ney Stephan M'Nall)< "Tflfttut. To A la6Mn"' Clnemascope 1nd Technlco1or ClrtMn "C-.er lab Apln• SPECIAU Senl~e Pomeroy rrug The wah 2 ma Wbite Faleon• dropped their flftb game of the eason on Friday Di"ht as the s e Milton Greyhounds came from behind to win by a 9COre of 12-7 at Millon. ActuallY fumblina on tbe part o£ the Fal~ons tumed the tide In favor of the Milton team which took advant":~ge the opportUni· ties presented u. ot '.i.'he Falcons scored flrst In the conteat as they took the openin& kickoff and drove 68 yards to pay dirt. Dick Young went over from 11 yards out for the .5core. Feature-d tn the drive ·was a 30 y11rd stamper by Young. Ue carried the ball only those two times '3.s he waa later Injured and had to leave the ball Eastern Cops Second Victory At Mercerville STIVERSVILLE '(..,.. 1Mrs ha~'~;:~ ,:~:.,J~.":"c~~~; ~~ E H Car.p cnter and daughter. Mu Maxine Durst and .sons were recent , •• .,, o1 h•r ,..,..,, ,., , and Mrs La~ence Ritchie. Mrs Elva Dally called on Mr ~nd Mrs Roscoe Cozart one evenmg laat week · Mr and Mrs Rudy Durst, and daughter ~ailed on Mr and Mrs 1 Bill Roush and faruily, recently. Mr a~d Mrs Bud Gluesencamp and .ch!Jdren PGrtl~d ~:Pent one evenmg last week wJth h1s parents Mr and Mrs L- R Glueaeneiimp. 'Mr and Mrs Dell Talbott. and Iva Carpenter attended the Horne cOmjng at Dewilts Hun, Sunduy afternoon . · · --~-- J~ckson Edges Logan Chiefs By 13-7 Score big gun G{ Logan Against the Jackson IronSt. Clair was the men Friday night, but despite his efforts the Chiertains ran out of time in the fading seconds of the game and lost 13-7. Jackson d.-ew ii.rst blood early in the flnt qu•rtcr a.lld then on Lbe follDWi'lg kick·oU St. Clair roart'd dl!wn the field on the return for 61 yards and a touch· down for Logan 00 knot the SHOOT I..U Wilton Farm, Cheater Sun., Oct. 14 NOON TIL DARK YOU'U 11U 0111 QUAliTY WAY Of DOIII IUIIIWI KARR&VANZANDT .........,, Olllo ------------------- Hams · · · · Chicken Sugar · · · · · · Bacon THE Public Cordially INVITED NEXT SHOOT NOV. 1 • For the Panthers, Hawtbome car ried 11 times for a five-yard avtf'o age and Spencer had: Six tries:. ror 3lf.r: Ylll'ds each. Nel&oDvJUi puee(l, seven times, completed Mlree for The Panthers unfolded '~hat 34 yants 1 bad one i.Qtercepted. may, with patience, become 1 pass- They punted three times ror • " yard a\l'erage, and had 30 yardl able passing attack. Heretofore In penalties. faciDJ eight and nine man lines, Pomeroy punted five times for for want of a passing threat, the a 31 yard averaje, and - had tb Panthers last night. threw tbe ball yards in penalties. Nelaooville lOll 10 ilmes, connectt!'d on two in the the ball three times on fumblea. last quarter for 29 yards. They had once. one intercepted. for . TIM£ CHANGE Flvi POINTS GRILL AND DRIVE-IN ~ ..~, 6.~• ·· ~T.t'.uiu .. -.. ,,, .JI. Pfl'ehe4 .... ;, . I • ..,,._., •• cA.tter 35. Not ~lic•te ~••Wop~ 36._Part or aWiDdow , )'· ,.. ;r.:;: ;.,..~ , 38. ~lloWanc~ is. ~Jii) tor wute (ccmb. ·- tormJ .l.'l'wo-\otd 42.1.11t ,.. ., . , 21. TYPe of lanker 21t. Exel&ma. (loft 30. Con.tlrrn .... ~UWtf as. Serum Tho!:__ ,_- .......__..,..._.. lv AL CAPI' ». Grampu. ,.... ·, S.. At home z. Gflteral ~oct~·~· ·h~-i~~~ f&b'br.) 11.Civu '· ·wr.GD&tl 4:0. Variety of rratn- .,.,., . . ,_." ..~)eJdinc -~· · 1.3_~~ i•·••'!l', ;· .. ..(,VU'.) .. (4,.~tl·lol· ..,oft ··~·~~"'-·." fi'IJ; An: ox ,,..) ~ "' '\ ' 1~ 'A bttquated c...-_.- "··t:T; ••·• name 4:8. Proliecutta I lllrt-t-"t"1t-'f • "judiCially -::; ~ .. . .. : ; •• ' • ' • • .• .. • Bpecfal to c.:'C71h'al Preu Auocicitfol't - ' ' j'; • ) ' · ' ' · for Pl"ei\iloht ~··- to f 'ldt oJ WASHlNGTON-Loolk potllical campalgni:Dg be.rore t'he Noveiftbel- ~!eetton: ci.te hil do DOWN 1. A.frlean atatement that be Will not bametonn o"·e.r the n.atlon . There already :.ave been lndicl$kma that lke wiD have to takl to tlle campaign t·ra.U more than he: planned when he anl\()&_ced hi• wmingneu to nm tor a aecond term. QW.Uy, the "Wblte Houae la aJippln• new apeech·Dl:~klftJ' enpge. menU• into bl• ICJ:Midule. Flrat. a ~lk "t Dea Moines WUI ,aM~ to the P~d4ftt'a trip to Nawa ton, ta., and tben pQther ~h wa• scheduled at Lexington, ~Y... to help the campaign of GeP aenatort_al ~tea. UAdoub~, nmnerqua other will be 1 made ·by Pnlldtot whO hal aald tllit he 1 plarla only ftve or aix major excuralcmi out o1' WuJdq1on .In hla bl!l for ,..elecUon. If tlle GOP feela th~ Ita (han~ are ..lpplrig, lmportut Senate J'a(.'el ,.,ppett ln do,pbt. ·Nr. I !':::!:''';' . :·,if.~ 'I' ~'!'I ,~ ;to, ~ .10 the ., ~ ~: IIIIOjltf. . , ' ~lt wljlnO> Thim DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Dere'o how 10 work It: AXYDLBAAX!l lo LOIIOF·I:LLOW une' letter mmply atudt for IIIIO&Iulr: Ill lhJ• uample A it UJed for the U1ree L'.. X for the twct 0'1. tte. ~ la'tera, ~ tropblea, the len&th ad formation ot tho wordl an all Each day the code letttl'l &re differa.t. · XU ZF KCF PQJ UPZA RCBK' .... '"'-"& •top• 4i• ~·a XP-HZVC. 'to . DINING 7A,.M:..:,;I,I P,M~ . " ~ , H . ,.ae<t.. . . . , •. .;;)i. . .w· . ·•/ " .. ~w$ .CAMf#<l11~-'.1,..1 ' t .. <.~ " ::. " ! . . ... ' '~ 1>1i. ¢ ·~· · · ·-·~ ' ~!!'!'' '"J!OJ!Itlo,li ......... "" ,ftfflul ;~- ·" .:w..~ l. . , ll)frl~ ~fr0k~. ~ ~'\&W. DRIVE-IN. ,.__ -II P.M. by ft,IOW·D~rats as a can. .&'f?l~tt·• no,t Bibad C!. . 1 ~... . ~ · .. '. . Bv6ry ortco in a . whlll!i 'Until election, Ute presldentla1 nominee pl&ni to ltaUe cletatted propo.u.la: tor ..wang thla or that J:~roblem. Hta ftnt waa on the p11tht or the nation'• ol~~tr penona. Aitocether, ) Bteven8011 H)'a. they wUl fumleh a bhlepHnt lor t.h_e "'New ,America"/ hi• WE CLOSE he keepa RW\tlonlng In Tbt ~~ltiop hpaper." , ~Ondfy ''•"'f!~ 3~!:'£!~', "'"'~ ~palll\ apeechet. U'e de.l1ped to Jive etevenaon , a ch:tlW!e \0 opoll'bbl bw!ld'illllln ·~ ..~.Fill!!'!ll!l b,!o,f~M>. Ion~ ~ .!'!" .,..... pllcated to ln~de In replar carqppJa.,.a~beL . 'rhls way, SteveJlSQn p.\lla ou.t· the lan~ 4ocumenh, and It la: the newap.P.nnen who m·u st boU them down blto ~ghllght. fer tile 'Am~qan people. ' · 0n,e advantage of ell this, u the Democrats see It, lies In the tg.ct tftat each new ''poaitkm paper'' eatc::hu Republlclln.l \UlpteP.,red. tt takes them a wl!lle to ge't up their own reoommendatloo• AT"6P.M. Ruey and Margaret Durst caUcd on Mr and Mrs Joe Ci~le, Bashan, Saturday evening, for ·hlthdllnf the aa.me eubject. ' 'l"tt.ir ti\lt&a1• reli.etlon 'ha8' to' tit! thti' ~iUclill)' Unlnt!afylng one of aayin~ · merely,' "We carl Bq lt -be(t~i." · DeH.Ued. •1tebllttata· aN: not , ready t.)r days-and, b)' theb, '8\tvtftaon 11-.s ~ord a point or two.. , . · • - ' ·w.>il ·• aa w•~- hu L'' :, • rouftcs· AND mE· d&.NAL-~tlc ·~i~. ~t the count. Un!te~ .States~ ):lut tn,·B~taln only In mueh tb dQ! with lbe Su~p: .;:anal criaia to the .:Unl~ itlWoM. . SecreJ,ary ·of lta:te John Fo~r: . DuUu, tlt1t key ~-· qn forfli.Jrt 1ft •the !:Isenhower ltl.dn;II.S,traUon, aatqraUy. .Is :An~restiJ!d In Nov. e. ~lect!On day. Srtti&b, Prlrne ••!AI.~r Sir Anthony Eden• ~ .a · CQnat~"ViUve partt conftre.n~ c~lnl liP evm aoonel'-on ,.tural or \he Jackson was then bel~ sco!'e- .aava leSil until the third quarter when they again cou,ntered to lead the Chich, but then-. the Ironmen In the fourth quarter drove the ball to the Log11n 1 ya•·d line where after four tries Loga·n took over With six seconds to play, Oct. 11. ' Dunes has beon walking a tlght~rope on tbe erl~ ai~ On the rote hand, he Ia ~trtvlng mlrhtlly to pre- s.. Dulles ven.t any outbreak of war: ,but on the other, be o~ poses any aU·out appeasement of President Oamal .Abdel Nasser cf Egypt- and, hll ,rould be happy ~ any C!rlLieal deG11Iona can be delayed until after Nov, 6. E~en ~ faced with a d~eM\t problem. The Britllb are highly diaturbed with Nauer, and rear Dulhe Ia ,eomprom1mn1 too much. Howev.er, both ~en can· now tum the problem over to the Unit.:d Nallon•. where a lencthy debate 11 in prospect. P,olltlclll e~plwT&JI:I· St. Clair then aa:atn electrified the crowd wlth •n 89 yard run that looked as If the upset was in the making until Yerian of Jackaon overtook him on the 10 yard llne to end the game. HELLO, SLUGGO--- .ment mar be &voided. flOW ARE YOUR GREATEST SPORT IN THE WORLD HICCUPS ~ lESURE WlTH I PURELUBE OIL ' AND GASOLINE GET PURE'S PRoTECI'IO!f! COOK WITH ELECTRIC -/ ll'OR At Regular Price WIDE SELECTION ·used Electri c R«~nges AL,L ARE MODER lATELY PRICED NO CHARGE FOR REFIL1.8 WILLIAMSON OIL·. ' ROGER MORGAN Phoni 6094-X .-- ~OMPAMY 141 W. Mila St. ,,, ,u! I' :f! ..," Will dean up thai motor. Itt. 7 at At.h St. Middleport, 0. .., ~ TRYHIGHHP BUNCE HARLEY· DAVIDSON "~ •• PURE Automobiles, Out . Boarci molon along with thai molor<yde of youn. Makes II look-like NEW. . .. ' GUNK .8...,.. 10. Apart 12. Overb~ad 13. Ctt.y (Ala.. F, ZPQXFW HOunds farL!i wcfe ture they were ln for a rough night as on the open ing tJI~y of the game'• Pomeroy'a Hawthorne heaved a lon·g p a s A , • 'Eli ' ~~ PBNPQ th~ STAY COOL! Phone 448 ~ Tom M'CQuaid fot' NelaoDVUI., .. wa.s the work-bone on offe~ for the winnet.a He lugged t·bt 'ba11,2l times for a four-yard averBJ"e. Bob \'ount, 185 lb halfbaeJr;, carried. e:gbt times for an eight-yand tYerage, his 24 yard scamper to set up the T D helping a lot. Big Junior Hawthorne heaved the long ones but it was t w o Smith-to-HellUliey passes that hit for vital yards in that last minute desparation drive that failed. The last f1lay of that drive's series was a long heave over the goal line by big Junior that almost, but not quite connected. The Hounds tallied with t W o minutes left in the second per.iod wilh Jim McQuaid going over from une yard out. qply JTIPme~t~ ,b e f o r e the Hounds hlld been MoPped by a gallant goal line stand oD the:· one yard lie. Hemsley pUnted QU\" his. own 33. t.ben Young a pitch out left 24 yards . McQuaid line , got Young . ~ r·" THE S!IIITJI FAMILY .lt.,Cqr,qet!l,d IJ. l'roj>)lita II. .£Jtclam,a.. ed the finxertips of Quarterback Don Smith, going down. Tbey couldn't gain and had to punt. ·J The Panther line, from tackle to ~·~~le, particularly in the .tteood was tough ._Defensively BenLambert, Barnitz, "-\11;, Werry. Wildermuth and Bellle, were all hitting bard. SHOT GUN TilE . 41 Yean 61 DcnolBon, FI Eads; , 0. Dugan, Creme:ms ami L. The Plains- Phillips. ter, Adams, Wilson, T. WUUama, Bill Williams, Thomp 10 on: backs: Charney, D. B1·own, Burdette game. and Clonch. P'bilowing the next kickoff, ' the MiiUn team drove ?6 y•rds for a Butch Legg touchdown with cracking the line from the sever, yard line. A Milton kick for the extra point was no good and the FalcOn9 led by a score of 7-41. The winning touchdown came ln the second quarter when Gary RtlWHey 1t~pped lnto the bero'a Eastern Hi~h Sc,houl cupped circle lor !be Gre:rhounds wlth its SI'COfld ftl0tJiall ' ,iDIIIC nr the' an 82 yRrd gaWop for a score. season yesterday , •fternoon at Young , blockt>d the extra point Merccr~vill<' I:J-7 Ph1ying 110 an try and the scoring for the even80 ya1'CI field. in-a was completed. John Hetzer, Eastern qunter· The Millon team had taken back, scored the first TO near the cnrl of the first quarter from pos.u~ssion of .the ball an their the four after ollcklng on a 33 oWn one yard line prior to Row· yard gallop from an option play sey'a run. The Falcons had car· to the 9 yard line to set up his rled the ball to th1t point where clo!te-in tries. 1 • Ro11coe Sprouse fumbled and the Greyhounda recovered. Two :~erie~ of downs later af· The Falcons drove into scorter the kick off, Caldwell, the- lnl territory two more times In Merccr,willc .quarterback, tied it the came only to fumble cb1nces up with a smash over tackle, and for puiUng the aame out of the Johnson added the point. fire. The gamtJ see-sawed this way Kenny Taylor of the Falcons until •ar ly in the fourth ea nto returned the Falcons were stUl when Hl'tzcr .and Ais boys p~t first time since the Pomeroy togrthu a nice brew or option 1ame and Wll outltiOdiag ift the plays, end runs, and pas ~ cs, to Falcon line-. He had auffered a mov~ f1·om their own 86 lo pay alight concucalon Ia the' aecond dirt. lblph Knight scored the tame or th(! seaiiOft . louchriGwn, but the try for point Despite the fact that Taylor failed. retu•·ned, the F•lelnt were ttill l''rom there on f::astNn kept hampered ls Joe Ford wu unMer~C"rsvilll' in the holl', unrl the able to play because of an attack game ended with the bull In of the flu. Easlrrn's posscs11tOn on tAelr ·Three Falcons were injured in own 37. the contNt but none of tbem Eastern passed seven limes, teriouAiy. Sproule, YOlml and had one Intercepted, completed George Henon, ill, suffered four for 28 yards; ~erccrvtlle hurts and thus hampered the pas~:~ctl tlvt> times, completed F-'ton attack. none, had Dne alolen. Young carried the ba11 only Eastern made nln• first downs twice for 42 yards before he waa lo six for Merccrsvlllc. The lat. InJured and h•d blocked one of ltl' fumbled aud lost the ball tba attempts fot an extra point thrc(' times. Eastern held onto Oy Milton. Out•t•ndinl for the Jl. .Falcons wcrre Charles Roush, RoThe lineup.!!, left end acroaa bert Roush and Geor1e Cunning. the line, and back•: ham. E~~ostern-Kauhn, Ritchie, Hilt Wa~ama led In the atatlatica Witlatchl. Clel•ad, Long, Knight; department •• the · Falcona rack· backs: Hetzer, 'Myers, Boylca, ed up 12 firat to nine 1nd Boring. had a net from Mereersvllle-.Meyen, Oillon, 1crlmmq:e to 138. Bt•aver, Johnaon, McGuln . ONLY 39c luy Now Anti Pay lid.- With A 111-A-COUIIt .I lock Company This time Rutland was to go all the Wily witn Cremeans running from his own 43 to The Plalnli' 40. Then It was Larh Dugan for 14, and again for 8 to the· 20. From there Darrell Dugan went in fo:.- the score. ,Brather Larry added the point. Then It was Cr.e-m~ant who coUnted four mure touchdowns, with Eads ilrlding hi~< blt later Ia the jame. One , of Cremeans TO's came when he intercepted a Charney pass and went alJ the way. Tht! Uncups, . IC,fOis the lint end to left end and back Rolland-Morris,' Edwards, ~~e;~~~~~~~~n~~~c:S~lvllt~l::~t A FuU.Sbo Ploolle Slonn Window Kll Pomeroy Cement . .l?&r ....... ..• •. Last Quarter Spurt Fails For Pomeroy ln.LOss To Nelsonville· By CHIT T.t.NNIHILL The Purple Panthers of Pllmeroy took their second defeat of the season last night 7..() from Nel.sunville in the Hounds uwn lair. A !J.sl quarter drive aHer being completely smothered in the lint half that could hive tied ll!t the count, died on tbc Nelsnnvllle 16 with a ' ~ -9~81 '£! ·po ' ·Q 'jrodo[ppiJII-.!OJ~UIOd 'IOIURU~ GIJ!lii llv IJ&, ~· .I ' ... •:, I'VE STI\-L HIC·-· GOT THEM �• communion and preacbiDg, lhlrd Sunday in muntb '1 .30 P. ~ eveni.ne Apple Grave, Suoday e'll& meCICJnis eburth preachlng-R~v Harold C. Mona.y 7:30 P. M. Apple Grvve, Thurlday 7:30 P. IM. Mgt l...«art. Dotter, Putor. ChrbtlMII Church at Long Bot- 9:30, Mornma: wonhip 10:f6. Evetom, every Sunday 9 : ~0 A. M. niDI wor•blp 8 011 tbe bt, ard, 6th MeetinJ: Wed· SliDdiY School ana rommunwo ; Sunday•. Prayer fir1t SWlday in month 7.JO P. \f . neaday a •lnt llaptit.t Church. PINMr.ay, Churcl. preaCblllJ; third Sunday 1n month 10.30 A. )!' _ CbtJrcb com- Ralph Zu.ndel, pastor, WiiJiam Wat muoaon and preaehmg -Rev soo, supt., cGmbined worship aDd stud,v 9 :30-lO. OO; 7 .30 Youth H.arold C. Doster, Pastor 0.. Churc;h of Chri1t, Karao, meettng W.dn esd<~y 7 :30 Bible every Sunday D.JO A Y:. Sunday sludy Thursday 7 30 MISSionary School and 1 1 IJimuniun , J ~ond .soc1ety mec:mg. Diag East t..M.IU~.; M YF • ~;ana. ctturch of ....,. ~ ol Latter Day Sainta, Old .,.... Fllta, on Portland Route. llmdq School 10 a. m. preaching 11 ._ m. and 8 p .• m. and Bible Stucb' ThursGay 8 pm P&litor C Prorou Aslit Cha; Hupp. Sunday Ill 1 ,nth 10 JO A. M ,:-l: llKine 8a,.iat Church, Y. Wes- Church commumon and preachlll.!l }.t.J .lenkloa, Pastor . Sunday School Iourth Sunday m montll 1 .30 P Church of Chr~tt. Locot~ M. l"hurch preach1n~ -Rev Har· . . Pomero)'·HarTISOll.ville Road. Old C. Duster, Past:>r. fhe CRrittian Church at HamJ.lble Sdlool 9 :30 A M. Moml.Di luck Grove, ev~ry Suna.ty 9:10 A Wonbir;t aod Communion 10:30 A. M. Chrb.tlan Endeavor 7 !5 P. M. M. Sunday Sthool and commU.'l.IOll En-nina: Wonb1p 8 P. M Thomu sec::ond Sunday tn month 7 3U t' ,VyaU. MiDis.ter. JOiS'I"ph Jobn&on, M. {'burch preaching lourth Sunday in monlb 10.30 A M. church Bible Scbool, Supt . , MIMnvlll• Mothodial Church. communwn and preach1ng ~ Rev Jle<r, R. M. Grove, Pastor, .Hosmer H.amld C. Doste-r Pastor. 11.-, Supt. 10 A. M. Stu><lay EUB Church••• Mornlftl Star & ~I; 11 A. M Wor.ship Service; Eaterprlsa, Rev. Rotor Bi&hop, ~ 7:30P. M. t'astor Mornmg Slllr Sunia)' School 9 4~ A. M. Morning wor· ......,. Community Church Ludjoe Creek RO&d Rev. R. E. ahip II< J 1 A . M MY I" Sunday 'e,·e. 1'llosMe. pa~or. Floyd CleluMl, ning al 8. Puyer me~ting Thur• Obta.'dJ, Servi~ 7 30 r. M. Prayer day evening. to:nt'lrpme Sund;.,y 10:10 A M Morning wor,.m.eedfal Wednesday night 7 .30 P. School •blp 9.30 A. M. YJ<' at 6.30 P. M. lL E'vc7ooe oonhaJJ.y trn'ited. 11te lutlond MothMIIIt Church Evenmg wor.sh1p 1 JO Prayer ,lley, Robert E. Linter, " - · mhtma: Wednesday 7 30 P M. Ul Ct-.urcMt, L•tart F•ll1. Ro&rada)' School 9 :30 A. M. Geora:t a:er MarUn, Pat~lor. Sunday School Canoo, Supt. Wotiilip Service at 9:30 A . M. Worship Servu·e 7 p 10:30 A . M. M. Chmtian Endeavor altPcrDate Ttt. SrrHUM Methotllat Church Stlndays at 7:;-tU p M. Rev. RoDert E. Linter, Pastor. Churc:h of th• Naurtne, Syr• Sunday School 9 :30 A. M. Dana cuse, Roy K. Wilhaml>, pastor... Wmebrooner, Supt. Worship Ser· Sunday School 9:30 A M Mornma: Vke! 1 .30. worship 10:30; NYPS 6 30 P. M; CHURCH Of' CHRIST: Hiland Evangehstlc servJc~ 7.30 l'. M. ChaDel, Rev. Edison Weaver, Wednesday evemna: prayer meel B.ible School 10 a. m. Supt. Henry Inc for lhe m1dweek ~ n d Tuesua, ' Eblia; Morning service 11:30 A anernoon praver hour Third Sthet hntacostal Chureh HouN of Prayer, Cholfor, 5'"1> Middleport, B. L. Burett. put or. day School 9:30 A . M. M01nlna: Sunday School 10 Q, m. Evening worship 11 A . M. Sunday evening terYiet '1' : 4.~ p. m. worship at 8. Prayer meeting on M".; .Evangelistio Service 7.30 r. Thursda.Y 8 P M. l'· Harritonvillo Pre.byterhtn, . . ply pastor, Rev . Ralpb Zundel. lO 00 Cburch school. 8 p .. World W1de Communion. Ltt1rt falls Methodid Ch&Jvol, t"loyd Workman, pastor . Letart Fallt~. church 1chool, 9 :30. no wor· sh1p Sunday evening due to revival at East Let-.rt. Prayer serv1ce Wep· nesday evening 7:30. Racine Ml••lon, CMrtn luah pastor, Services Sunday 7 :30 a,nd Tuesday 7:30. Portlond Church, Eorl Cuattr, pastor., Ass't. pastur, Edith Codner Service& Sunday 8 00, Tuesday at 7.3() and Friday 7 30 . Church of tha NozaroM, Middleport. Rev. Robert Styers, pis· tor. Bible School 9:30 Leater Taylor, Supl. Morning worship 10:30 : 6 .45 Yo ung Peoples meet· day 7"30 Prayer meeting. day 7 ·30 Prayed meetlng. The Salvation Army, Midd.l., port, Capt. Glenna Rummell . Sun day School 2:3U p m.; Holine!IS meetlng 7:30; p . m. Open air serv1ce 7 :30 Salvation meeung. Chur~h of Chri&l, Bradbury, Edward Emt'rson, pa stor Bible School 9 :30, Thurman Carsey. Supt. Mornlnl! worshi p and com· munlon JO 30. Christlnn Endea· vor 6 p. m : Evening serv1ce a\ za. M.• Church ol Christ, Bradf~Jrd, Groce lpiKo,.~ Church, Eatt ReV. John Wyatt , Paxlur. BJble Jdain Street, Pomeruy. Rev. J School 9:30; ctturch serv 1cea 10:30 Edwin Clwirle1, Rector; Mrs. Ce. Youth meetmg at 6 P. M. snd dric W. Clark, organist. Wor.hi;, Suncfax even· IUld JCrmon at 10:30 A. M., · Supt. Commutdor. fin1t Sunde~y In mo;"l~1 ..fi frHioncl Chutt.b khool, .D~Jinne rs nt Joppa Primal")', at 10:30 ~- M. f'or at 10 20 Sunm11tkm coocern.lna: our Bolturn 9.ZO A. . plene telepbonc 302.J. rr!ll<lling liCrV\ce ll) 4.,; SunChrlttl•n Church ol RHCI&vlll• rl~r Scbou1 at Reedmllc 8:20 A.r Every Sunday lU A. M. Bunday V. Preaching. . School and t:ornmunffin first SunFr•• Met~odllf Chur(h, Merry day m month lt A. M. Church Batea, Pastor, I..aurcl t:hff Sunday School 8 :30; ClaSil meetJne 10:30; FMY serv1ec 7:00; Preach· lng 8 .00; Pwayer Mccling Wedne• EAGI,E RIIIGE CHURCH day 7 :30. Hysell Run Sunday Scbool 10; Preaching 11:16, 4 Miles S. or Chester FAIRYIIW Edward Griffith pta~. SundaJ Scbopr 9:80 a. m.; Vounr People• AT meetlng 6:4!:1 p . m.; Preachlr•g aervice.!! 7:30 p. m.; prayer meetJng, Weflnrsday 7 :30 p. m. First 8 t.:venlngs 1 dlrferent Me:thocll•t Charg•, Letart Folia, speaker will be heard . 9·30 A IM. Ap.ple Grove. 10 30 fllaAt.<l, 7:30 P. M. Letart Fill's RuRev. Freeland Norris Will ra l Life s~rvice w-ith special mu· Speak theiRtmalnder. ~Je. Pra3·er mooting¥: WedniMCiay 1 REVIVAL OCT. 15-26 7:30P.M. ';::::;:::====:::;::;;:;:==~·:':'"~IZng~7~ ' '~0~L~o~t:":'~f~'o~l~l'~·~s:un~d~a~yl ; "When The Frost Is On The Pumpkin" And The Children Are Full Of That Fall Vim, Vigor And Vitality, Make Sure There is plenty of Fresh ence to our Creator and Redeem. er. It wou.Jd seem thlt merely keepm1 meD from fiJhUDI j& lnsufhctent. All of us reallzt that man~ time& nation• do not lia:ht because they feel that tbelf mlll1.11ty strength II not 1Uffic1ent to win a victory. At the present lime we bear much tali. about keeping our de.feneu 1trong. In order to maiotaia what 1..-e call peace m the w->rld. Does not th.i! sltuatJ!n lead Ul to the conclu.~ion that sucb I peace ~~ a peace of forte and not one of good will Two bora of varymg s1ze may !we at peace for a ttme after the larger one bas twaten !he smaller one; but U is rrally not a peace for the smallN boy b saying wittUo bis bead. ··W11it till I get biuer, lbt'n I'll lid: yolf." Ob\'lu usly , in the cases or the bo>s and of nations. there can be no harmonious hving until tht 11.!!1lude of the heart Ia changed from hate and BUip.eiin sto unc ofd love and confidence. ·1o, m ldor er toh be peacemakers . .,. 1 wou seem t at we shall need h r to ace t e fact that a radJcal eh.anl!r mutf tranEpire in the hear ts of men. Jesus aeema \0 tn. dlr•l lh>'o he h id · M ,. w n e sa 1n atthew 7; ,:< 16-1'1', "Do ath SI!Ddav• Sermon ly llov. ltalph C. Zundel ,,........, BaptiH Chu~h One of the beat!tude.s, men· tianed by Jeaua in tbe Sermon oo tb"' Mount, i.a tbe foUowiq : "Bleoed are th~ peacemaker& for tbey shall be called the ehlldren of God ." The Suez c:rl.sl& has again r~mmded u.s of the Jmportance of Peace . Before comudermg thu be-ati· tude, it might be well to emphasize that the Bible teacbeJ that God is a God of Peace. F ur mstance. almost rve1')' epistle In the New 'l'estam~ent either opena or eloses with the words '"The Peace of God' or ''The God of Peace ., Tbere are also many pa&,ag~s which connect Jesus and Peace. As He was llbout to leave his disciples, Jesus .said "Peace [ leave with you. My peace I give unto you " On the first Easter ~ve nlng , aA he greeted his bewildered followers He said. "Peace be unto Yt¥1·" In fact, Lsa1ah in his weltknown propttecy sppke of Jeaus as the "Prince of Peace ." • So, it is quite life pr spirit clnr that the· of b~;~tb God our: ~!==~~- ::uch~~act;s~;d :~~h ~~: thl•tle, mea I • • • to give to Y• Needs ·· man ON .... , N W ~ .__; ~ • ,; ' .' • '\'; pb~! oFI":""bo e:;~ said that lb'l'hols ......., ~ si had ~n et.Ued r~ed it 1:4;6 MIMIIR PIDIIIAL DIJIOSlT lNSURANCI COIJ', C Js Jailed FOr Unpenned Catt}e Escapees From Mansfield Are Captured Sat. Player Suffers Fractured Leg A {'ortland farmer. Wiilard Smith, was to have a hearing today in JusUce of Peace R. E. Grindley's .;ourt on a ebarge of illesany allowing his cattle to r~t~n loose. Tbe c()mplaint WI& slined by E. E . Hayman, Partland. Smith wu in county jail Sunday. In. anotbn hearing this morn· ing, Justice Grindley aueased Booky Manley, Middleport, a tlae of $5 and CO!IIts on a chatit o1 lntoxicaUon following his 'ar~ rest Saturday by Deputy Sh•:rlff Harold Duckworth, t.~~chyosSqpi~~d~Y Scioto COunty .. changes of the strilre-bound Ohio CoDJOllTelephone Co., were expected to reopen today after uruon and management met In day-long talks Sunday with Gov. Frank J. Lausche. -' Lausebe called the special meeting with both sides In the 14-week strike after new violence flared at company ei:dat~d F1ve men wbo lt!lfaped from the Mansfield Reformatorv were back behind bars today . Three of the eeeapeea were arrt'sled 10 Coolville Saturday b y Athen1 County Deputy Sheriff Harold Sh1elda They had been at large a week. the Racine Emer- ebanges 10 Portsmouth. Company Preaident, Clare E. Wllliamt ag~ed to reapeD !. .b t New Baston and Portlmoutb ucbange~ o. n Laude's a:uarantit that State Highway Patralmea would protect aupeniaory 1Jt1P0Ao uel and cable repair crewL ''The deep.:.st concern of maoagernent Is the safety of lRipei'Vi· sory personnel and the mea r&o pairins tb (ables," WilliamJ told the Governor. Lautche said he was very ihank• ful for Willlama' juda:emeat.. Williams eloaed tbe Porl.lm.oo~ exchange Friday blectiq DIU. tht area's telepllone IJJtertl eomplet& ly, aftl!!r bricb .,. I! r e l:eavt4 CoDBOUdated Tele- tbrouKb windows, a compafty car tod~ entered ita was: burDed, llld .lbotJ fired Into a Portsmo11th motel Ualli:I.J eom- Ministers Call The other two men were p1cked up 1n front of a Coolvilie ~rvi.ce Mrs. Nellie HanBGn, Pomercy, waR tak~n to the Meigs General H:rurital Saturday afternoon from a IGCAl restaurant for medlcal treatment by the Pomeroy Em~gen()" Squad. · On Sunday the squad took Issie Bryant, Pomeroy, to the hospital for medical treatment then r.epeated the: trip \ this morning at ~ :20 a'cloek when Bryant again be-came iU, " •• 'i· "*' I( ,. .. '· " .... , o, station. They w~re indenlifJed as Ma1·ion Bllrton. CooMlle, and Rober~ Muldrew of TuAC.arawas Court.· ly, Lakin Visualized As Rehab Center Alcoholism a .m. •-o. :'1 · ' • • · ,, , : , 01'1''1'" ~ ' ,r,! · r ,,. ''! ,. " ' I , • LooJ/'.ag&in at that low price .. , ever expect to see furmtun of this quality He Al<l ... lrill ...... - · hi,cJt.way Pf.ll"olmeD ln! Deeded f:o. gift p. . . . . to tbe - aud crews repartna: cable&. ., ''Cities will h.ve to ~ with tbe patrolem,'' I.amJdle _;at~ The governor n.1d. tbe ~ - side chair tll.ll _ ·=:.., . . ". ':· :-"':.; _, '"- • 1 h .......................,.......... Artivity Agenda Speeill aetivitUs for tbe aut two weeks llave fteen plaaned .. , the Bend Rotary Club. On Tbunda)' of thi8 week the club memben will travel to the State Youth Camp near Ripley where they wjQ meet ia an inter~ city get-toptber of Rotary Clubl. On 'lburaday, October 25, W C -- ,. Te-d W. for profit" eorporaiiPU charter to "PomeroJ Gun Club, Ineorporat· of State "no~ od." l!lijq Ill p<llldpal u: PoriltrO)', ObiCk offico fte. i•rperalora were: ~h Gilmore, .~told Smltb, C. C. ~IPbiNJJI. L Jl Karr, Jr., and Alfred Elberre'ld, all of Pomeroy. Attorney Fred W. Crow, Jr., sulated them In the preparation of\ their· Articles of Incorpora· u~ { .. 'I Rally Day and Promotion Sunday of the Suilday School of Heath Methodist Church and the morning Worship servic~ were combined Sunday, October 14, ln..a service which began at 10 a.m. under the leaderShip Of Sup!. Ernest Co.vert and Charter Granted Pnmeroy Gun Club As:A,Corporation . Sectetaf'1 -- ' Plan Two Weeks - Btotm tod•)' !Hued a " , ' { Bend Rotarians - ... ' " Sfttlf 1t1U1 ' .._... Ctll. "' ............. j .. . . , ~· .. "'""'· liwl4oJ'f "".. aepion...,; tilb. RELIEF FROM MORNING QAC{{ACHE• ....liloo,_, _ _ lllllo•'oiiOa;;IW~-~··n ' . ' Jaw; dfic:i!'n . wat one of tn P'!'" . • --·... bowever, that police· abould b • · ~ deci"a!oh ·to captain's ch•lr NI.N ~POSTUREPEDic" ..................... • u........ ,¥81.. .............. .... ..,_ ....... _..._.. ............. . '79! ........... , .. ................................... _,. ........ . ..,_...... .......... c........, .............. ....,..._ t\·, .. huffet china ....... ________ .SI49.0G side cl'lalr $21.00 men will accom. . ,CfnN M are out making reJWn. He tart~,.• available to tUe aay a.tJk ld tia!ta. ·~ patrolmea to maintain law and PP. __ - -. ' ·~ . : ;, 1 l 'I h for so Uttle? As a rule, you won't, but we made a special. factory.to-you arranJt!ment with the famous manufacture1· so }'OU can own this fine furni· ture for what you•d expect to pay for ordinary pieces. We've pictured onl~ a sampling of our complete open-atock selection of bowling pin quality solio hardrock maple for your entire home. Corne see them all. touch the soft, worn edges, glide your fingers over the silken smoothness of the hand ruhbetl finlah .•. then choose the pieces you want at really substantial savingR table IIS.OG ' sche told ,tbe &"UP~ · an .,: ·. 'S,-~]inink~P 'Jf ~d mru:OCk ~-apie 1'.· fl_o~:~-·. '"~ , ,,;:· (dr..·Jof ~xt~~sib~ t~ble; an!l. 4 ~h~rs) . "~';"~~-:- _ " '', IOJI4!l'l! of law.Ji> ......,.,..,.,.. I I . ' puy pen011n.el. Tbe flOHrnor, hittiat: bird at violeDtc in tbe city, .IIJid he ..tall.. not allow lawleuaeu to abound dowu tbere.'' · He &aid the respona1billt:r il primarily that of local police ud the sheriff. • Lauaelle said tbtt state" Hi&hwlf patrol wOldlld be Sftt to PorUmouth to aid in roalDtaiDt; law and order. ''Prlmaril7 I'm citiJ rB. about restoration o1 setv~ an4. maie- "I .••• .~ For Settlement Of Phone Strike aemh sbowed nothi..n.a: and It was believed the flares w~re dropped ~1 1 British Shacklton bomber. The FARMERS BANK \ announced It ' to us Meatbor hderli Reoerve Syalea Governor Intervenes In Strike 015f In Session With Union, Company pOrtland F3fDlef The MATS cua with M u 5 Air ': •",· -......'i t,. pertly ciOUIIy .... • flttltt ~ ... ..... ....... 7U2. Low ... nltht mhHy in .SO.. • Cb 1 .. h" f ar es 8 U1C Gau1, son o Mr. and Mrs. Jate Gaul, Ratine, .. ,peared at sea last Wednesday with 59 ~ersons on board. is in Meigs General Hospital to. . A U.S. Air Forte announcement said the wheels were day recClvering rrom a broken ' jtlcked up by the tanker NaviceUa leg suffered Sunday while playIt a point 370 miles 101.dwest of illg ~>andlot football on the RaLaod'll End, Britain's moat south· clne High School playfield. westerly Up. Young Gaul was brought to Force offi®rs and' men a n d a . Nevy crew of\ nine W&'S last heard from Wednesday nigbt at 11 point 180 miles southwest Bf Land's End while enroute to the Azores and , J(eGuire Air Forte Base, N. J . The Ia~4itll wheels wer~ fOUnd 100 '·~lfll sout-11. of tJtat position. , Air Foree plaal:es abo We r e 8~biug. 111 area lome 6()0 mlles 'Weat. of li'e,lan~ wbere flares were ,JePI)fted sl&hted during the night, JD Uli:I.OUD.Cement nid. However the flares mly h. a v e orglnated 'from, pu.sinJ iutiace ships and ' unnot• bp coo.firmed as distress tiiDilt, It added. • • POMEROY, OHIO LONDON (UP)-A British tanker picked up two aircraft. .1)1e wheels o(f the southwest co.ast of England toda~. Serial are many and QIJIILI'I'Y HR!i1' ,u.IJ',fYS ...,..t. ~-----------------------=s~I~N~G~LE~~~~~ MondiJI, Olct!>ber 15, 1958 ~rtraft Wheels Being Checked; Sandlot Football ·~ .,.;"" and SaVings Company Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, OI>W. - · folr .... ... ......, - · Pllo'ly doudy with c~ .t a M ehouu1' or thundonho~~~~tr~ T.,...,. INIJ.riiiii fH l'lle lfeip-B•••• ..,.._ ane Remnants Fo nd -I numbers of the wheels were bemg checked to see If they •, .~~-·' were f rom a U .S . 'Milit ary Ai r Tr ansport plane that disap. ...... SPRING HILL DAIRY enttne WIATHIR: ortsmout FURNITURE1 prompt attention. ~!!i.l • NO. 155 , i,Thought From Missing Plane member Of our staff r..dy and willing tO &ive )'OU FARM FRESH , ~ VOL VIII 0... 0 D J'ro,' at Deeoted i'e 'l'lle a COM~ • •• drop leaf ' with your per• ronal llnmdol problems. AIJ. pcnonal matteH' 11ft held in striet eonfiden<... • OaOBER 15 varied. Ye1, you will always find an officer Of' ~ ' l':tace. -, ~ here ·e ,. I J • • PLENTY OF, TIME Do not hesitate to rome . Gallipolis, Ohio IS COMING I The individual transactions TOO GOODNESS FROM .,., llooci•Hie BAKER It's So Good And Good For Them. GROWN·UPS UKE MILK 11, 1106 GM lo tbe On Hand For That Between Meal's Snack. WITHTHAT POMEROY SOCIETY ~ =u!~in;,:. ~emde;edJoe:; MILK •REMt:MOER etll rorth evil fruit . A COOd tree 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., O<L e&naot brini forth evU .fruit, aeltber can a corrupt tree briae forth Jood tr1Ht." Wbile thia may £eem like a bopelelil rdtuation 10 far u the evil tree !1 cooeeroed, we must remember that by ll'afUq the sltultiOb may be Mr and Mrs Gerald Reuter re&ltend. Jbn's nature, floO. may turned home 1'b unday evenloJ at· be clla.qed : for aa tbe A~Ue ter a visit ln Philladepbia, Pa., Paul point. out ln RomaM j :6, with their 10n Donald, a patient at ''The love of God iB shed l'broad the Naval Hospltal. 'I1ley reported in our be&rta by the Holy Spirit Don.ald as improvutg. whicb ·18 given untn 1.11." And, itt Galatians 3 we read, ''The fruU Mr and Mrs Edward Bauer have of tbf: spirit Is love, joy, peaee returned home aft('r a vitll willl lon1 luffenng, gentlene1111, etc." relaUves in Coll!'mbus. Do we want to be Peactmak· era-bleaaed Peacemakers; . tben Mrs H P Smitb and Mrs C F let ua give ourselves to the luk Tompkim of Pomt'I'Oy and ·Mrs of relating men to the transform· Gomer Lew1s of Racme returned ina splrJt or thl! God of Peace home Thursday mght from Columthroua:h JesUB Christ. bus where they attended the fall It Ia uld that a &aiutl:r mao enlarged executive meeting of t.he atood one day in a a:reat art 111. Women's Societv of Christian Ser·IV)' before 1 picture of Jesus. VICe of the Metbod1st Chureh. As the man Joo~ed into His lovely fue, he he&Td to PY M M Eld W Him, 1 r and :-s on eeks have 1 50 hu VOI'ce·. returned home after a ~everal love Him." IIof, 0, ~·•:.l;~~~~~;l~d ay.s vuut m Ne 1sonv1·11 e v.it h Mr an""•or. ......, . and Mrs John R Wee k s. tlona!Hy 0 , erheard the apoken wcards and repeated them "Meu Him, 1 love U'- too" 0 p T 0 II .., - T I aR T _.. '" StUJ othen of ma"" 'r.a-1 aad ~~J~· ~~~·~~~~~~~l~H~Im~lo[o. toJether ~"~The3y~w~u~J~ In -~ottierho':f! -'o:oll~bo~u~nd~~~~ Olftee IJoan: ...to .., ~• 10 L (Clole rI& Noo• OD 'haL) t~UJh Of lt thatis .tJlt aboword ~bvious "Peace" that indlcat.es. what Je- 1 f,,~1t sus mention.o: ln tbi¥ beatitude is • \'Ji!l'Y true that "bleisedaesa Is a happy ,tato of being, b Intimately connected with a peaceful rela· tionship with God 'and man. When Jesus said, "Bleued 11'1! · the PeacrmAkililra" he seems to have Inferred that !lome effort would be requ1red; and from the fact thAt ttte nature of God and Christ Js one of peace, It 7 :10. would seem inescapable that Presbyterian Church, Syracu.e, peace must be made with refer· Ruppel! , pa!tor. Rev. Howa"d Church School 9 :30 Robert Har· Reese, Supt: Morning worship at din Supt. Westmmster Youth Fellowship 6:30; Evening service 10:30: B'J1U 6 p. m. St. Paul Lutheran Church, L. 7 :30 topic "strange As It Seems" M. Mohrboff. p~:~$1-or . sunday H..th Me-thodl•t Church, MidSchool at 9 .30 a. m. Charles L.Y· dleport, Rev C. R KonkrJght tie, Supt n.wine service at 10:30 pastor. Rally Dl'y and worsh1p a. m Public alwa ys welcome. ~e rvi<'e eombinefi 10 a m topic Federated Church: lvanvol .. "Keeping the Current On" ape· enl -Reformed •Preshylerlan Waldo eial program an1 music b y tb~: J . Bartels, pa11lor Fred Blaettnar Junior Choir with Sharon Jlltlrs as on~~nist: .semor Youth Fe\ . Supl 9 Hi a m. Sunday School lowship 6 p . m .; We-dnesday 10 :30 a. m. Worship Topic "The Supreme Question"; 6 p m. choir practice 7 p. m Fellowship (ilmcbeon, Uhurch o4 Chrilt, Mlddloport, Youth make re&~nations): Tuesllay 6 p. Fred Glll'dncr, pastor Bible Jll. ,Women's Guild wU! tneet. St-hool 9 :30; Morning worship at T~e will be ·a potluck supp«r, 10:30 topic "Paymg All'', e: p. m Ch.rislill1'l Endeavor , 7 p . m Eve- (')ectwn of olfacer~ . Topic Tbe n in II ~ ervlce .!!ubject "Tl"!e Hun- Amencan Tndian . Spea~~r Mtke , drrdth Sh~cp" : Wcdnesrlay 7 p . Simmons. United Mothodl1t Church, Eum. rrayer meeting, Bible study . gene Brown, pastor. Susday Ftnt Pratbyterltn Church, School SU~ a. m Theo Smith. Middleport, Rev. Howard Rup- Supt. Wonhtp 10·30 a. m. Subpelt, pastor Church School 9·30 ject "Th.e Valley of Ve1·dJct". James Buchanon , Supt. Morning Membership Training Clan 1 (l"t worship 10.30 topio "Strsna:e As clock this 1fternoon~ Methodisl It Seems": 6 p. m. Westminster Youth nlstrlct Rally at , Wheelaf-ternoon You.th FI!!Jow•.hip : Monday 7 30 e--rahurg 2:30 this Trustees meeting: Wedn esday Special m ret1nl! at Federated Juninr Choir tl.30; Sr Choir 7 Church lit 6 p. m. for those In· p . m .. Thun11h.y meeting of El· tcr e11led In I! Youth Center in ders, Trustee~. Deatons 1:1nfl Dea- Pomeroy . Prayer meeting on eoncss~~ 11t 7:30 with Oeacone~<- WednesdRy ('vtnlna at '7 :30 at ttte sus in ctlarge bf the Sllcial hour. Unlted Methodist. Chrlitlon Sclona Sodety. 144 Firat 81ptilt ChurCh, Mtddl.. port ltov. C. E. H'oyof:, paStor. Multerry Ave., Po.meroy .. ' MOI'O· Chun·h Sl·hvol 9:10 Frank Chee:~c ina servi<'e II a. m. with doctrine brew, Supt. Morning Wd1"8hlp at of Alun('ment and the golden 10: 1!'1 condu,..tcd by the youn~ teltt: All things are of God, who pcnplr: CliUord Coletnln will hath reeonellkl us to himti!!Jf 'by hrmg the m e~sAI{e; 6 p . m. Jun. Jesus Christ and hath given to ior and · Rl"'nior Hi Youtll F ellow· us lhc min1qtry of reconeUiatlon ship, 7 30 ltvenlna: service Cle· II Corinthians S: J8. Wednesday m i~ Fox preli idlM film "Thc evcn1nl{ Rervl<"e at 8. The pamUc is Kinnt,·ct Flame" to be shown: cord1ully lnvilt>d to atlend. ReRd· Momb y 7 30 Priscilla Circle at ng room wt!h side entrance locat lhe h11me n( Mrs. Gerald Anthony f'd 11! r('ll\' r f ehureh open to the wdh M1s Huth Robinson as ho~· publ1c on Monay from 2-4. te ~s. Wcrlne~day m!d week Pny· Alfred Mothodlat Church R~v. I tor nud P1 <1-~e service reports on R M. Grove, pastor. Sund{liy thr Ohio ll ;tptlst Convention: School at !qO Lloyd Dillinger 7:30 Senior Choir: Thuuday Supt. Wo rs hip service at lO :S Busy lll'ea nt Lhe home of Mrs Din smore Boyle.<~, leader: Tut>S· Allen Hu.llhl's. day £'vemnq Oct. 18 WSCS meet· Mt. Moriah loptltt Church, ing at !he llomt' of Eleanor Boy. Muldl£'pMt. lltv. N. D.D Bat·tlon lcs; Wedncl'day evening prayer pa~lu r. Bible School 9 : 1~ Arlena srrvicl' :1t 7 30. 1 '~thorns. • lOY liTIS DOG LEE, N. J. UP-A phytrtattq: three-year-old for a dog bite on liked the boy bow he Remre replied ' 4-H Achievement Day Is Pladned \Jarket Reports At Pt. Pleasant CINICINNATI. (}. UP-Produce &bout steady lo lc lower oa mediums; prlee at farmar eoosum"eri wh.ite& and browns, A Jumbos 4ll..fl; A 1ara:e 43-44; A mediunll 2630: A small 19-21; B largl!! U-38; FOB A large fO-GO: The 4·H Club Achievement Day lor f.H Club members &Dd worlteN. of M-ason County wUI be held on Novrmht'r 10 at the Or.daaace .Sf'hool m Point Ple11111l . E,:p A medium 33-35. A ba~~qu e t will he se rved t~ all 4-K Cl11h mt•mh<'rs who have Chickens, frye-rs .slightly firmer; fryers 3·3"; lb 16-17; hens ovtr D libs 18-14; hens 5 lb and undl!!r 13; hens light type 11-12 old f'OOlllters 10.11. T\ll'keys toms. heavy 2ft lb. and up JN:4; toms. under 26 lb D-23; heqs, heavy 2648J,i; fry· era-routers 10 1b and under 2$26. lll.aUer 90 i>COJ't 68. comvJ.eted project~ and exhibit wnrk, r..ade rs and adult eouoCIIOI'I wHI also atu•nd. Tht! day ~~ set nside to make a repOrt to the Nation, State and County on 4-H work. Awards Jnli certificates for aatilltactory complellon or dub work will be presented duriaa the proJram by Russell Priddy, 4-H Club a.e;ent 111 hl:u.on County. the Rev. C. Raymon Konkright . Certificates for Sunday School attendance by Mr. Cove~ a n d Euler, sectf'tary, mcluded a. nine year record by Eu~ell Konk· nght; s_even year, · Dav1d Ko~kright : sJx yean. Sandra Brewmgton, Robert Hennesy, Dianne MeComas Sharon Jones· fivf' yf.ars Evely~ Gibbons; fou~ yeant, Bar: bara .Jones. James Hamer: one year, Mtehl Llovd, CartPr Prencb. Karl Beck and Connie Cook. " Supt: c_over\ also f"xpre!ISed b1s a~prect ~tmn of thr work oC th~ teachers and Sunrlay Srhool offi. cen and award£'d crrhrJcale<; to I. E. Miller, Brss S;nborn . Mrs James Brewingtrn Mr ~n d Mrs. EmenJon Jones . lf r~ ('lyd!' Jnglr~. Mrs L. W. MrC'oma.s. Mrs Jack Bechtel, Mr"~. Onn Sm llh , Sharon Jones, )lt"ll Thoma~ R1ley . Jsm t>s Euler, Richard C'hamhel's and Charles McElhinney This service cl01ed by 11. pra yer by Mrs. Emest covert . Sharon Jone ~ was organist for the "t()Oibinc-d otlVJr..e .md tlte Pri- I Gilmour, district perJOn.nel aupe~ visor of the AppalachHlc Electric Power Compan,., will pre~e~~t a talk on '-r'be Pown of Your Vof.e." Gll:nour'a speech ill a part of the . "a:et-out·tbe~vote" umpaiglli heiDI staged by the oompany in Mason County aDd o&ber d!strle.ta in the company's t~ystem . Memben Of t h e Bend Rotary Club Wil! sponsor JUe&\1 at tbe meeting at which Gilmour ia to speak . Gilmour's talk eltes the privi-lege of the right of a free vote which few people throughout the world "elljoy. It p01nts out, too, that alm06t 40 per cent of the people in an;y average group in mary D~oartment sang "Holy Saltbath". "Autumn Day". "Jesus Bids 1 Us Shme·· and the Junior choir, directed hi' Mrs L. W McComas. America did not vote ~ at the lul sang an aniht'm "Holy, Holy. Holy." presldential electiOn and defend Oth 1 1 · 1d · their action by claiming that er ;;pee 11 1 mus c lllC ~ e pl· their vote does not count. ano solos by Sandra Brewington. S~zanne Bradbury and tc:atbleen MEIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL H1llen R1'C1lat w n ~ w£"rp .RIVen .~Y Adm.lUed.: Mrs. Maey Ne..... John Inglt>~. Debbie Call~, Syb~a Middleport; Charles Gaul; a.. Swanson, K1rk Berll. Ela:rte Dav1s and Br-tty Lynn KOC'hler. A sur- cine; llrt, EIRard Stiles. ,Middlepn!!e ror th£' enngregation waa 11 port; 111'1. Ruth Snograu, .._ solo bl" \Irs John Lockwood Day. doe: Art.11.!11! Morarlty, Po:mat~J; 1on. d;. ughter of the pa1to~ and Mrs, Allie 1-tawley, Middleport; Mr11. l'ernard Wplte, Racine; h is w1f£'. John Slack. Syracwe. At tlw Promotwn Day service Dischargil!d l Thomas Terrell, leaC'he rs who announced the pro~ Racine; Ol&ude Cunningham. Sy~ motl{lns were M:rs Ingles, Mrs racuse; Mrs. Violet Morarlty, Brcwinglon. Mnr; McComas, M:-s Pomeroy; Mrs. Clyde Ktng !Dd Smilh M,.~ 8l'Chtel. Emerson :Jones ~by, Rutland ; Mrs. Robert BaTBe<ili Sanborn. ton, Pomeroy; H. B. Bailey, MidThe paslor spoke bricnl' on the dleport. topic ··Kcepmg lhe Current On" Blrtba: Mr. and Mrs. Lesli.e and the program ended with the HawleJ. Middleport, daughter benediclwn and r~pon.se by the and Mr. aad Mrs Bernard Wolfe, <:buir. Jlad.qa, daUibler. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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