https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fddac8f4ec95b35f8b5627b5a6793809.pdf b2c8db0455c3d434466fa8c6cc429125 PDF Text Text • 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. • �• 2-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy M1ddleport 0 Ort 15 1956 ITELEVI$1011 The Sentmef The Daily Sentinel Daybook Dl-t/OTEO TO fNTERISTt OF MEIGS--II\.- UN "REA MINSTREL PARC11CE IUCH.UD S OWIN IH!N MOll. Sun ow r }1 ns I p ac t ce w ll be c d TuPsday evening n the AEYNOLD E GREENI I SDITOI M Publ sblld filrl."etJ' afternoon ez:eep Sunday by Tb Oh o VI lf'J Bu n~u of e o~ lne 1. 110 Mochan e S P ome y 0 t.bone 39fl ed tonal off ce pho~ 31n ""' Mf he c,;; a e I '"~ 1 30 f o know\ dge SCHOLARSHIP SET Es abl sh men of a hn a ship fund at (ol ege n honor of the hat f lov.. Around and About I, ages that p ec led the a Jve nt of Alexan I W ,a, Robert RIUll'k as sweet as a linnets When sh to led And fa thful You. woo!Jn read about how fa thful Jhe was Any t rde s toQch typtst tamper ed w th her sh turned stool p geon and bet ayed him or he 1 could te I n a tn nute Jf s 11e h gh Ialut n shor hand typ st ex pe t had l een monkeying w th my gal Her ke) s loxt luster hPr tp r-1 agged and every h ng turned ou ETOINSHRDLU BY ROBERT C RUARK t n Bell th an 1 tho The wtrcs \\ent dend nt 6 20 p m o E \\ ll ams p1estdc11 of Oh o C n and of a b other mj n} Gf'nel a \ ord red the n aste J:i\1. I I 1 Po1 t ~ exchange pulled What followed waioi 77 ho 1r s ot a g tratlon an 1 apprcht 1 s n or tl e who!r o 1 3F Club Members Enterta1ned At Baker Gordon Home M ana M s Bak er Go don f>n ria n d he 3F CluJ Fr day n ng a the r home on :Mul ~rry Avenue Fol ow ng a d nner at SIX o c ock th~ r> ('n ng was spent n play ng flu. 10'\\een games and stunts Yf>re Mr PAST CHIEFS TO MEET r Ch efs Assoclat on 1\1 ,:: Temple Pyth an w 1 mee h s even ng at he \orne of Mr11 Karl GROlJ~ I MEETING Group I or lhe F rst PreSbyter an Church w It h ve the r Octobe mee ng Tuesday at 7 30 at ~ chu ch where membl:'rs arc a ~ ked to cone rna ked fo a tD.u f! Ioween pa t ! 1os._...., s are ~1 s Gii.le Hys II Mrs Bethel l Ieman Mrs Donald Lowery d Mrs Ha old Sauer Three montJ s g •• Commumcattons W Consolidated r, let I had preceded tht st had negotiated that t I vh 101 t 11101 I t I by Theodore Go ' & ro On Oct ~ I last ycnr I sold Oh>o rons lid I to I enera l Telephone C 1 'Mte company ~"~ n v v. ners• dt man led n O('W conh a 1 m wh1C!h the umon W<lu I g v< up some of th e gains Jt had m 1<' under the old man g n£'n t The un.lon J cfuscd lie I he stnke even before n ~,:ottators had be-gun to to.lk about vagcs The company brought In supuv1S01 s from other Oluo cttlc to run the ex hanges \ lolence bega n In I he f>rs1 bitter dll) s or the strike By m1dd IY of S rt 18 the 0011 a y <halged there had been 112 separate act f vi 1 t' U):a nst tls personn I and Its proper ty On the l,'il s 1 vt v 1 1 ulr rews I t~n so badly they had lo be h 1 I I I k h !fled th D gh the plate gla s w ndows J t b I cts firf'ct I f'Ompan\ trurks and rcpau crews t 1hl s ul 1 11 n 1 ble h n 1otal number ron Cilhle rutt tg I c n l so f e JI nt lh:Jt 1cpalr c r ws- f lo¥-ed whercve1 tht y t 1 t by fll kcts we e 1 t able I> ke ep up ( 1rcults q nt wo k 1 g c fte that one oftldal of Dell ' t Steel Corp s ~ hmt n 1 ( d A r UJic more we( ks of this and I m gorng to get U c R v Sc u b 1sy on smoke s1gnnls W1lhams drove Jn f st n i angt v from his hl' ulquarters at Mali 1 Ohto l...ollc 111 tt c afternoon s£'!lthtng over the fact that Portsmouth poh c had made no ar osts W 111 n s 1rdered the two exchatgls still op~1 ll1g in the lily to close down and all the co 1pany mobile eq1 1pn cnl-bt t r r tw noltl radKl unttli- to mov out of town He said In cll<rt W< II •I y poh<'e pr lfect1on From that mom C' nt on tl r. Ily s bus 1c s~ n en ~ought fr rm tJr. <~IIY to set up rn kc h1Cl nn 1 1 t ns systctfls to sub shtut<! for theu cic ~ telq h n s ( lis f only the il eatcs1 emergtnty were ac ( 1 I ct 1 .,. t1 lei 1t ( om puny s l v radio umts one slat 1 ct al 1 h c ht i.l lq uu tcrs one at the CJty s largest host 1t Doctors stmpl y h I t to mak«! every on(' of h Dlre<t flnand I I s small But In th u mounted temper s ur 1 a beavv but und1 t t l s By Friday ho • Iu bad or~anlzed Tl mon Pleas that thr nmpa 1 t I t he assurt'd its l)ersonne! and property wo I t ll< t \< I I I h• tud~e had prevlou~l' lhunle<l to a vis , JU I•' all h Ji ll g, connected \lith th strik& Law enforcemrnt rr rrrs agrt"e J lo prote<'t the compnm lllld Ill; personnel ffp t f f~rn I ~ thNr oall or office Tbe l1w en tor e t ff <'NS s gned a statement of the1r prorbl.ses and unrlr>r th" 1 1 kr s pn ss 1re Willian acrepted At 11 09 p m I hal ght I e t r c 1 the master switches on CIRCLE TO MEET Th ar sta d to e n w t ts saddled sl pped p 1 she d berately s a I d to l' hew the stall leav ng ndlngs r off nf n tiVIl!l and such ke ( kn w ~<he was f n Nht>d .,., hon ( h the 1 key and go you for my pa ns , I ' 1' a,r wa 0 I o out ~he toe lo g aen n I d~; of ret rement and in anotl-tcr f liy f r me to r11 n Sb!' s pretll and and Will undo btedly b eak to barnes~ somP dll) af er 1 aste or I e wh p bu ahe'll nev r replace 0 d N nr Seven a~ he wom11n I love 1t to me A 1 1 n tile p11 p ~ 1.e pat her gWe h l " tn 1 e wily bbnn d d Hh 1 ~ ke a lrf> nl d plnt nnrl rh rl and h ~ ~ ong uns unrl r h Mor Syracuse Home Demonstration ClubTaMeet 1 nlend to make a sbr ne of Old N ne y Seven ilasFI r..t~e and u 1 ut Matnl bas another lclea She wanta to palm hflr p nk and JJ\a her ii\Jll;r~a with ph Ioden t ons But tben Mama pla'nts evr ythlnll W'Ltl1 phllodendrQDI 11nd berore tl1at happen Ill ke I he au and mere fully put 0 Nlnetv Seven away r pyrhtltt , 191M! hv l nlted F a rt' Syrtdlcate Inc ) ASalute To Sid Spencer It must make the n any fr en Is or Sidney A sr,encer happJ that S1d has he omt suq;essf Jl at horse rae ng All wish in huppv 1 ace days 1 lh yra s to com& We a c gta.rl fo Sid bocau ewe know4le loves horses ell Joys trammg them be1 lg v..1tl them lt;S they grow learn and Jeg111 to p10duce wmnmg hr ts Thole " little doubt 11 at tf horses could talk S d s stable neo nbe1 s \\Ott It report thf ! I e lh('tr l.LI~ tOQ Sid n ver aouses h' hot se He brings tlll>m along >n train ng In lhe best wa1 he kno ' nd he refuSeJ>tO overload lhem Aoith races on con e u11vc 1 s as a fooillait .coach refuses to " mm:>ge his oo)s every d v " pfay lWei ,8iaJO games pn 1ecessive days 1h'.s ts not true or su 1 (' r ng men ln.::tb& Ohlo l'uant W~ >ave been told II Ot'o are everal stable el'nw'J who enter heir ammals 1~ races to f qucntly thereby burmng out heir hor es will to r 1 ' <n •hortenfng their lives We recaU w>th mlng e I tl "" re •fld cb&Jrin days at the \lelgs County Fair r> < sov n o>ght lil4 ldne years ago 1hen S1d 1 as flrsl fl< t ~ I! d racing, fjlb~re Is pleasutt ago!~ ree• lled In kno., g o 1 th S I has vlil!)lcated himself at !,! >t 1/le l>atlle rn es ani t()nslon nmnm a spurt-and a vornhon_,h(' loves and in And cha 0).t Mondav who r> I 'to relurned f m va g1ln th.t some of h10 nelghb 'allowed elves to chuclde eadon a shot was r h s ga ag e a projec lie sent at him lor his e!frontery n ven enterlne !O<al he tl'through his front '1 v and alwaya!oslllj A.Dd the strike cont l'S as b1tlf'J as ever and Wllh the More powu to yo) S1 I M you have many Winning heata violence II bas brewed b< >In g ba <lv below the surface >n the years lo COllie ee.\!ed. ('H Sm /1.. Hallowee n party wa,~~ plan ned for th!! ch ldren of the par sh on Oct 27 f om '19 and am d on th r,mm11 ro tc- th P 'ltrty wrre !Irs Charles Rad ford 1\frs Frank J t nn ng M Qa\ld OhUn~er and Mrs R chard Grtll HMteues for the November R metttng wtre "nnounetd ana \neludtd M'til!t!s t.enll and Katie Guth Mrs. ~·~\ A Uenessy Mrs Cbarle1 G - IIIII Ella Hen- Box 12 00 Tonla:bt ~=--------- ---------MONDAY IUISIIAY B 00 Sill> 0.. On 800 800 C.plamKancaroo 900 Gary Moore aoo 980 Arlllar.._ 10:30 S1rib It Rt.h 11 00 v lfilllll La<ly 11 15 I,ovo of Wo t1 80 Seilreb (or TofiiOl'l'q 1 41 Guid n.q Ugllt 1200 Ray M n•od Shrw 12:80 At The World Turu 1 00 Our Mus Brooks 1 30 Houst"Party 2 00 Bte Pavorf Strike It 1\kh 11 00 Yal ant Lady 11 1~ Love of IJfe 11 SO Se...., for Tom..,... II 45 Guiding Llibt 1200TBA 12 SO 1 00 1 SO 2 00 2 30 3 00 I I 3 Ul It ~ t sO 6 10 6 15 6 SO f:oo I '1 SO "->taln~ 9 00 GalTJ' Moore 930 At101urGodlr., 10 so As tile World T.- 2 SO llob c osby Show Brighter D117 Our Mlu Broob Houseparty Bli Payoff Bob Crosby The Brighter Day Secret Storm Ed&e of Night KaUet Kitchell The Early Show Us 'Paul &i iWAry Ford Douglall Edwards Roblnhood Burn, and Allen Talent Scouts 3 00 S.: 1~ 3 liO 4 tlo 4 30 G&5 6 00 6 15 6 SO 7 00 Secret StiXm EQre of Nf41111 Kolie'l Kll<l>oa The l!:orly Show Lea Paul 1: Mary Ford Art Linkletter Douala!l EdwarU Grand Old Opry Phil Silvers ~ow 7 00 The' Brothers 8 00 Herb Shriner 8 30 Red Skelton 9 ~0 8 30 !0 00 10 15 8 00 I Love Lucy 8 30 December :fJrlde f 0 Studio One 1!0 00 Yout EaiJo Roport<o 12 00 Ftlm & Jraney NEW ARRIVAL Rev and Mr!l Roger Btshop 1 30 Fern n ne Touch are announcins the b rth or a 2:00 Ftlm Fe!tlvat 4: 00 Two Gun PJ•rhouae ~nn Roger Allen •n October 8 G00 Mlckey M.oWJe a the Chi I c:othe Hospital 6 00 New8 r: andparcnh arc Mr and Mrs 8 06 Weat.hel' lawr nee 8 ~hop { hillictftbe and 6 11l Sports \f a d Mrs LawrenCt> Martin urncsv lle M s Bishop and 6 15 John Daly on ar enow at rile home of 6 30 Famous PlayboW!Ie l B 10ho., s parents 398 N s rh llicothe '1 00 DanDy Thomas Show 1)oc DQILLEQ L.E'T$ HIS ~EN'TS KNOW "JJ..A'T 'Tlt.tE IS Of!' 1\IE ES6ENCE. • '1 30 Velce oJ Flreatone 10 25 10 30 II 00 1105 $64 000 Question Do You Trust Your Wile? Your Esso Reporter Sport.1 Parade Weatherman Pres1 Conference News The J ate Show Sian Off Praver • 1159 !2 00 ISO 200 400 500 600 605 Weather 7 so Republ can Nat onal Com 8 00 Broken Am. w 8 so Du PoM: Cav Tbllltet 8 00 Mark Saber 930 11 00 N - • Weather 1110 llpoN }11& Jfyatety T!lealro ~ews 6 30 Con£ td 1 900 9 30 Feature Theatre TUISDAY S gn On Film and Fancy Fendt tne Toucll Afternoon Film Fe.Uriil Two Gun Pllaybous• M ck"Y l'doure ~ 10 Sp?rh 6 (5 J!lbn Daly 8 00 FUm Fair l 41 1 11 00 11 !0 Sena ne C b Olli 'fhe ~ SOld p r lo Monlteal of r1 ugh ~ ork I' t t ona Leagu bol.t B it- ...1ne af h M ~ ie41AdaodMnram£.1ga y H l na ~ a vaca <.>n w b ng Va ~ and Columbus hi!Yt' tx n M and M s W lJ am Dally Sentmel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Qct 15 1956-3 1-r:::::::_:_:::_.:::.::::_:_:_.:::::::::::::::::::. li FINE L\UNDRY \l.ya I M John&On AND - I I DRY CLEANING NOTICE OF APPotNTMENT Admlnf.trator Etr•to of Mary Alvlrla l•nd D~ttd DONE BY SPECIALISTS! Not ce s beret y given that Roy E r ck and whose Post Off ce Add e5s Pomeroy Oh1o hQ b ~ n du y appointed as Adminlstra or of the Estate of Mary AJ v a Str c~land la- e af Pomeroy Me I:S Cou..nt~ Oh o deceased Dated thts 28th da)' ot September 1956 Rob1nson'~ Tr1- Lustre CleanPrs -Laun4ry • • ., 01111 5A'(I DOI!'T '1'911 KNOW? lakfo..r a w 11 ;;lve YuU the ~st trade pn fW'h1tcre fo'!l. ~- uf aopl iab 4 f.tt ----- - - aodllJI ond llr•k• serv),. bl. t'oml[ef!"WH. Alm~ 11>$fOth s~rer. >ervie.; Weljt Baia Sttdr Pomero,. Ohio - -- .ln lQv n.g memory ot Claude Daht who passed away 3 years U~ today st I sadly m ssed liY Ji s fam I~ M " ClAude Vll:nt aod fam ly 10 13-ltc 3 ROOM l'UIIN!Sm;D APII<tmenl 127 Butternut Ave Pomeroy 11 SO Foreian lntrlpe 011 WASHI NGTON - MIDDLEPORT SQCIETI' "', r h ' on • or the Oh o !3) In Memonum Pre~ WHTN-fV Channel i3 nnd Mrs Jorsepll Jlr:.ub Prayer h:v Fathe'r Turel ri6Bed hr meeting after which re hments were served Th~ Sarrrd 1-1 ar G let belli a Jfnlloween party rh sda) ev n ng n lhc ch rch base n nt \ nd rna h wa'< hl' I w lh n pr ~~ awar led to Mrs G o Ha kctt Sr Mrs George llorak pre~; dcd over the meeUng v!l ch nt n rl w th p ave b he R v Father Jo! n Turel t " 8.:1 dee d6'd Ia serve a d nn r to h f*' lmnt> al E!ectr c a Ch mt mu irne 11 2i) To!r\cbt Bap st Chur ) w ll meet Tues 10 21 Weatherman day n gil.! al 1 30 at the home tJf !0 30 Stmime Playhoutl Mrs Do.na Ham lton South ~11~ Up to ebe mhlutt Newa Th r 1 Avenu and HamiltOn St 11 od 'lbl Da~ Sbow Slp Off Prayer GRANGE TO MIET Pome oy Bend Grange w J1 meet ia regular se9SIOD Wedne"" day at '1 90 p m AU officers MONDAY are requested to be p~sent for nstallat on Sl,in On P.~sy G111id Party Held W1th Halloween Theme Corned Out 100 11 15 c rcle or the Firat ,,0 :til Sp.t.j Par141e Thl' ca&h aw11:rd for bav ng most rn wa!l n tiP b tween room 1 m 11 N ncteen nembers (' p rsen Next meet na: will -.e hrld McndiiY Nov 5th I I I n 1tl 00 Project 20 WCHS-TV Channell 3 30 unton caty and partt 1larl ror t1 e utv I Portsmouth s t t of th i111-rk ag n I I a 11 Sept 21 wl en lc <' I I e c mp W I am tht> c1ty s e1r u ts J\.1 an II e 1t \e> ( I cor htwn a les o I I s I I \ t u t l th at matter anv \oh t: c I I "'1 are m general s<' It f 1 I 1 "'''i<-nw much 1ts htc and 11 IJ> >Sint•, cr 8 30 Ro1emar7 Clooney Sbow 30 ForefeD tntrleue sm Show Weekend Sports Summary ------- 7 00 Superman 7 SO Gra!'ld Ole- Oprr 8 SO *" 1 oo Tic Tac 'Oaup It Could Be You a 00 Jane Wyman 11 15 00 Weal.htrcllt 11 11 30 P r~:S~& Box Ie g l<lr meet nj Wednesday a 7 30 a h(' school bu td ng SHOOT A SUCCESS T c r hoot of the fall sea so n sp n ored by tbe Jsaak Wal on L('ag ~ on Sunday Oct 14 at l h fa ar Chester was a de c d d su c~:s according to the n('n bers The fme weather and a g od crowd made IS pollslble lo shoo orf the enttre I st of p z s wh ch n luded twelve h ('ken s x hums s x .d abs bt bacon and x n pat~nd ba~s of stlgar P a a e already made r another :.hvot n November w h he exac d te to be pub h d ac I 6 room house balh c11,rport tul basemeot "163 South Th rd Jlaclnt' 4 roo n hou-e and batb Call n e o thade trees • nal Avenue M ddleport &arden ~:as watrr and elec 6269-X 10 13 3to trlc > Located 'In SiJ:tb s out of h gh water pr N;;-;;.odern l.partment Peoplea $4200 00 Te race Pomeroy garaJe un tiernt>ath--above flood 1 ne- Port la nd 8 room frame w h bath n cely Joe d sho t walk to marketR-Schools nearl,.~o I a(' e ot 2 car gara.:r and ehu hes l nfurniJhed 0 m I r om R01ovenswood Fe ry Telephone 328 Y ur 4M-X not !a f om Kalsc Alun n 10 12 3t.p lum Pant Can b!' f nanced I:PD raJt ot 2 cents Ptr word w 11 be ehaa:&ed Cor adver sine II nol f~ ,'?r before the 2.5tb of ear~ Pl,On.tb tollo'*'in~ msertl,on ~~~ in A(h ert Slt;li-S.houhl $600000 170 Mulberry A~e ..PWlw llllmed alely The D4Uy S a e Rout~ 3.38--..(1 room ~;Jtlnel will not be respons ble :---'-'-c_a_n_>_1t M 10 to 6tc LoFateU t' !u basem ~pt witt bou f~finore tha one incorl;'~t n 3 aoo11 fiJI!NWIEV apartment show bll I f ont porch Iarg t~ruoo ut l~t eli Pit d 366 North ltb St lo ve y n e es den c pr e )Jid4lt'port 10 t I2tc Cara or Thanks and SperlaJ No $BMIO 00 ilces of Events pr nted at regu Hlltvn Wolf• Salesman for lar elasalfiec! rflC!i Ob tuar eB ONE FOUR ROOM and 1 five C:ucklor Rt•lty PhO.,. liS _ !ubh.shed o~t t eent per word 10 13 3tc room apartments 8 room dwell lng newly decorated ns de and '-I.PtJ.~es out Mwt be iffn to be apprec ated 8 room and 6 room llACiNE SIIO~RErADI SHOP Is houses B.otb w thm 5 m n walk RftW open to etve YQ,U serv ce of Court House 4 N Bengel - -- _ __ I0_ 0..6tp PQJl)eroy D-111-11 6 4G News Caravan NelMS Picture 8 so Rob<'tt ._...,. 9 30 Mr l>iStrlet Attorney 10 00 F 1m Spectacular 12 00 r-rwon1 4 00 Comerty Time t 30 My tJttle Margie !I 00 Aunt Dlll Show 6 00 New1 Picture 8 Ul Sport.& Eye 6 2!1 Les Paul Mllr}' Ford 6 30 Jonathan W nteq Show • oo nledi<: 11 BRADBURY PTA MElTING Th R ad! ury PTA will have I I Modern Romances 6 15 Sporto E,. 6 25 I.es Paul 6 80 Frank1e Carle fJ 4r Newt Cll!l'nan 1 00 Producen ShO\ftllSe 7 30 Star Showcase UP $1~ 000 Marietta late Dr ml M Nathan E Eddy ~as nounced a a trustees meet ng n Mar etta Dr Ra ph W Eddy Cine nnat g n rologLSt and newly e ected alun n r ~=; ec or the col ege announc d the g ft for b s fam lence t !e v them a pe1 fc s 1 ke1 f 1 \ 1 many tm es lat r Jn\ f'SIJ ill nf1ltral1o ! • 45' CJ 00 v Wcdne day even ng at 8 revJe\\ of II P t bo t r or mo th t epho Satur I y a that had I <'en !led b.,. C:: v became on e mort a st n '\Is o h I v I rlosed '"" In nrl C.ov ( a de "V.O"IS sr team of pec1al vtst ga tm s ntn the f cl to make I n 11 g r nn I nd Umon I S I \t ponde agt nl st 11g out I t the ha re!IUrt s o \il"'""" ' nvgot1at on ends l ons houlrl r mrmbu lh <~t he Telept one ommt meal he t\I.N I outsldf' wnrld cease l t c sc l t )< u n so of the 50 000 pc'<lple of I rtsmo >II Queen For A Day Coffee Time 3 45 Modern Romanres 4SO My lJtUe Margie 500 Aunt DnJ: 530 Soldler8 of F()rtune A meet ng of the Parley of ~ h e pas .pre:; dents of Drew Webs er Po t No 39 will be bed a tile homl' of M ~ George Mow st ke c mflltrat on to have been a fact s w ek Th1s Is wl at happe )\ed a co I lg to B J I tit n c h tl € t JS nc s 1(' II I ke1s and th e ord 1 a } 1 OJ c f I rts nouth has m I 1 f thf: dark Current 400 Comedy Time with le ce 1 roJ c t} I ag J l I eHn l ht the Me gs area Th s newspapc shall 10 n vPrvone el se tn I arr ves ag n llo E' er I st \\>C forget what d tons a t IH: t 1k na y I g u btlcf stu I f ""' nt ha s taken pla e n Po t mo th 0 <1 I r I<'S lvc I m nv be suitable me t a I I nk for ur sou s To th(' be' t Goes to School 3 00 !il(ll Oa I J(} 12 00 Paraone St\147 12 SO Current 1 30 T~nn~aee ElTIIe 2 00 Matlnte Theatre 3 00 Queen For A Day 2 00 Mat nee Theatre o Roher See Commander What Prwe For AStrike? IClO I S 11 00 1 30 Tennessee Ernie PLAN PARLEY MEETING 1t has been many yea s s nee a Carner~\ 00 I 2 cent~ ter wof<l ooe 1n i1ioa Minimum cbarge M)c _ -"' " ~tilt Qer word; tor three consec.Jtl\'e nsert on.s Special- One mo h for 2~ ~nu TUISDAY Ilome 11 30 It Cguld Be You Maon C y y, I hold a regu mee ng n ts new hall Tue!>day rught Oc 16 at 8 o clock and all memb~ are urged to attend A sp c al problem- JJeatmg the hall w 11 be stud ed accord ng N.!:t o u.l ad ertl!IIDJ represent a vt> Jo oe Kllll.ball. lnc M1 Lel'li.Jg on AV6 Nf'W York C y l l:l r.i Y Subscr ptlor. utes Del w y b) car er wbllr. r u !able 30 ceut1 ,er •etok one year ia adv11.nc1 a The Uit y Mm oe orr ce $15 60 111 moe b.o;. $7 sa three mon hs i3 90 By n: or rou e where '"II ahle one m nth $1 By rna one y a $8 s~ mon hs $4.25 .fitr,p, ,..on hs $".1 :W... one mon l1 ! g 00 1 oo T c Tac Douah I I 700 Today 10 00 Home mem MASON DAV MEETING e • 6M S On 700 Today DOO Coi'J'ee Tirne rged to b The Ma on County Chapter No 27 0 s"b el:l. Amer can Veterans I WANT .\DS WSAZ -TV Chonnel3 sn .., I pr " S.,t Entered as 1erood ('!au ma 1 Ai mat t>r al tbe hmtiNJ Ohio K o P Ha I A po b s . • Royal P ayhouse F ~tun Theatre N'ew1 & WEather Sports 11 15 My'>lry Theatre -- tf.il Lost & Found _ __ __ _ _ __::_ 10 B Olp LP$T One }Jere(ord HelCe 400 l6s n~ar Portland Call ftoy 6 roo111 uh(!llDis~ e.p~eot with ~lb for l'fpl Aloo ~ ruo/D R. im th 256 Par and unfuridsJie:! apartO\ent with Ut1B-3te b4th BoJb oew\y d~orated Call 294 9 20 tl AI AtltOS<>NICf!" - - - -- ---'---- ( 16l For Rent or Sole J, H RAWLING SO~ CO • :H Q ---- ~ Wrl!c.ker ServiC41 For Sale or Trade-Two fox NJgb~ Pboae'ttf.j~ hou11ds Run Foxes only Four qe 6227 :II- JIOilGULYMGVTH WS and s x y~s old ~nn e The off rc o the Clerk of the ___ Moore Pholl.! 6.ij20-X 10.l5 ~lp BOJ~rd of E uc b.on a lhc sohooJ Ctle ter Oh o Metgs OourJJty ( 17lHelpWonted The of£ ce- of A }I Moe chkamp & A9soct.ate } ngmcE'"I'S 21 No th 1~54 n\ r i( V8 ROADMASTER 4 r'.r Sedan Dy~aJ:Irw Power YOU can lf'~,n to be a Profess H gh Street Lam~aste 0~ o Separate p opoools w II be rert~ ng :b:rakes Blaettnllt' s ional iea daCJ.4n In an amaz c~('o(l fo the g.eflera1 COl &t.rurc f'Qweroy $1,895 00 10.11 6tc mgJ.y sboi't time at a nunlmum tion plumbing ettctrlcal and cost whicb you can pay on a IOU PONTIAC FLJi 6CTh ~ dr a'fld vent1l11t ng work for heatmg Pay as You ~arn Bas s Sedan One lotat owner Or1g eac~ buUding SE'p;nora ely and com of the fact Take advantage D~l (IDllj:h Blaettnar s l'omeroy that you ('aD live at borne and bmed b ds for ol bu ldlngs Equip. $12115 00 10 U-6tc learn th s Professwn at our mcnt bub w 11 be rece ved .separ \IIFBUJ CKVB;;:~S;;UP;;;;ER;;;;-4;-;d;::-<-':;S;::-cd-;-an· Athens 0 school and help ~o ate- rom construction All PJ'OJK-Sals shaU be made and ~ow ..P~r }teerin& Low fill l!b! '9/li!t,nt demand for ¥UlHe Blaettnar s'"' 'Pomeroy B~i!ad: l~(an.IJ ~ssure yOul"Selt QOilSI!l<,l'•~ by the 8oa<d Of Edu fl,Ojfs 00 10 IHtc of a pleasant and prof table C'l.tion in accordance with Lhe Gen .~------::-:-:---::--c:future nrn t walt Limited en ~ CHEVROLE.T 210 4dr Sedan rollnt.ents Wr te to SOtn'H One local owner Ong nat finlsb ERTON (MARTZ) BEAUTY $1.195 00 Blaettnar s Pomero:y SCHOOLS Athens Oh o and IJI.lll8!o HuntJngto~ W Va 10-13 6tc 1 1'"' CHEVi«lL!!'!: BEL ,AIR 4dr 5 ROOMs and liATR 10 Cole Sl Sedin ~·~li!ul blue ~th wh te for small reUable (amJly $3~ top $995~00 Blettnar • Pome.ro} per tlmltb See Mrs Uoward I0.11-6te Cecil 000 W MaiD St Pomeroy ngs. 9 6 U even 11152 DESOTO VB 4dl: Sedan Pow er s~~ering Low mUeaa:e One lp!Wrance lOcal owner $895 00 Blaettnars I !_Q{ Auto2_al~~ ' ~ IF I J20BJ -- ------for SGi•..,----~ Pomeror 10.11 etc i?l :RB'a SALE BY lliD-Several loti for Structural Clay Brick 4D4 Tile Obta1n b1d sheets at llaln Ga.te ~JJer Creek Pow- It House Cheshll'e Ohio \1!-la.lll< ~;t~Jiuse !<1'11 lito _ .,.. Geod Cleu Used ca,. .4JI Uqe• lln<l ~~ METROPOLITAN A.VTO SA~ ES ~ _ fO a!TS KIU.EV with one P<I'IDO 8'1:,\11 WAIIFARlN lloe-h Hord,..ro ~ 00 Refund of lh • will be made in full upoo of tim plflilkl and SJM' r n good condit~on Th.o c contractors not submltUng a b d w e(;e ve a refund of ~ 00 The Boa d roserv~ the nght to rE'JCCl r.ny ~;~r all bUs IW(l to wa1ve defects In L"'e prop0$11\9 g o de'f' of lbe JJoar4 r4 Edu tal on of 'as ern Lot!aJ !ichool Dts t ict CfiMcr Oh o p Ed Humphrey Olerk Cn I o!Jarnhart Vice Pres dent (~/ 24 (10) I 8 15 4te ---- FOR S'\fE Soil V>(m ' :ftadtord or Harold Blaf;:)J:!!ton Rocksprings or phone ~ l06lm9p FOR 1SALE--Pe!lll llrby R1'4't ~ tate RutlanJ r.owruhJ.p. ~n (21) Rea I E~tg,te ICJ"'M lend bouse ba n 81ld bulJdfngs See G~gr A :H & 4 ROOM HOUSE FDJI SAL~ , full s ze basement e61t" fhmiee "J, !drl Adminl'f"if' 4l acre of ground. Cf)! ~M,vl~ Vov, ' COliN BINDER •nd SlillEjlD~ 915-M " ~ must see to aPpr~c ate. :t'ulton 1Q.9.:6tc Th )mpsoa Tractor Sales 19 10 61o J'lij~OOJ) • t' e. QUAUTY DOESN T COST -IT PAYS $upenor Service Service fo t&o U\ilh~ 01!\' li\oll~ Trevey'Fmsterwald Eu • .,.IWo-..e Pwm RODNEY DOWNJ)(G INSURANCII AGENCY -~-DoH~ AQC:IqJlfl: ur.. 1=•..1~ .... ilelltll Real "YOUI ac~s with 4 acrea of plenty bottom large pasture of timber 7 room house barn and tde block hen house AU mineral r ghts Oil g~ r~4 ¥.a mile trom stat1 b,lshway Only ~100 00 f;A.lt:M-:tOll l:tCre.&: wllh good 9 downstaln furmshed Ave 6087Y Mrs barn an<l on state h ghfrom Court 'WW traf;le vt: 'Va Ill)' Ppint Pleasant SUNRISE TO SUNSET 'i.,.ATION.. 990 ..;;;;;.;;;;~:;;.-..,'"':!'!!'....,.:' ··-~..__..., _____, J<~aJ't.. ~ ,. Senatora 1hall lilt .._JteCI~ electo~ of the reQoedlft d mictJ thet tenn f1l offlee a • CQmmen e an he & at day of ,JiiDQa!"' nt!Kf fte their eleetlon ApDf'OJ(I· mate y on~ hall ol tbe total nWIIba or senator• &ball bill! elfttoed floc- • teml of foUJ" ~oon Mr and M Cop es of, the plan~ &nd sp('(' f I n ftta iu~WJ may be obta ned f I} WI m A the Engmeers o(·1Iee by ~)' ng a II/• ~,::tv·'--c-c-, day of Saauary Brit CQnUnue two the'!'eafh! lball ~ ttle four term o1 aa ft1l!l oria term or ofief n-n. ~ 1lult. tbe pro- ~IUoa.a- - l!iutlit .-tlled for Ia HetlDII VIII ArUela XI, Ohlo:t cmeatuUop. lbaU be two ,...,.. In ~tortal dtstrtetl bavl~ two 01 rnore Rna. to 11 app ox.lmatel)- i:JIIle.balJ 1haU be e ~ to • four ~ wna to comm~nce 01 be ftnt day 01 J'go- ery 1~9 ana the rcmaJndor •hall PI ele.o:tc4 for & twpJear W11JI lo IIOnlmmee orr. tile fli' day of 140~ J. ""' IP linf)e ml"mbn' ~tl;lrlal ~ he senator tw the lmrett-a trt~ ~ed Jenll l as orlal dJ.atrkl lha11 ~ of 1our )'8ln ...:amo m~1 on the lim day ol J9SI the !Wnator n the nQt Dumbe eel se:Dator1al d~ elected for a tenn of ~-~ mftlt!lftl on 1Jte. ftnt dQ'· e. , . _ 1859 and the rematDder llball • eleeted w ha ewtry other eae aumerica)ly tbal be elec.-ted for • tenD or four yean~ to comme:D.ce 0111 thl! ..._ elected tot a re urned to POMl:ROY SOCIETY day of JKDua.ry 1..9511 Tt e Gonrna 4J.!clltor tn.:l ~ tano of Slate o •Ill' twa tr1 tllem, III:Jall a!ICf'rta n 1Dd llktermin.e wtdcb o.,. stuon be e ~ftM - du •ot b -•lon1 libil.ll' lii elected to f OUl' yen Uil'ftll eommeac11111'. on tbl! om ~IIY o1 "111111acy UI8J Th'e Gil ernor ah.U ca~ 1uch dltet';!n~ti,on to be 'pu~~~1 tn ~fi mtrmer 11 thaU bt ~ lleJUI tnfnt (!Qfllrnencln r nn til$ a11d w l.QA~. M Da d eommeDC:Inr Oil U:le 11'1' day of hnuary 11159 he ~m&lndl!l t.o be e ec ed f o 1 lA! m o t - ri!lri eom.men~ n11 on he first day of J~u · uy 1t59 Por enn• et:~mm.tue!AI 011 tbe II. I t da]' of lilliUOI y , I!MilJ IUUt Sa d c.hcck o bond shan bf' sat Wadory to .he Board If the bid Is accepted ;;~ eonb act w l1 be!' entered :Into afld its performance properly Sf'..CUred Secuntles s bm ttea by the un successful bldd<!TS w J be returned atier the l1 ard of the conq-a 6 mad!l' lind :1 performan~ bgnd tn the amount O.f 100"'" of the n t.flacl h s b(l('n executed by bo We k n w~elrluJ;( aucces: ful bidder ...... Sale 1ure HOUSEBUILDERS ~ · - Run Fi«t MIU 9192mop Nelgler s Raclne t 9 15 tl !lmttfLES COAL FURNACE 1!4'1d Vrty ttle $09 00 Phop RADIO & 'l'ELl!.VISlON SERVICE Phone 200 Clebod AppllaDte 8:16-11! or 604!hl w llaJn st. ........ ARTICU: IJ ~......~ .. • ~ b~ bt 'Ute ' l ' ol the ~ t1 ~ counlfb .. e tfl-di t atH • •b.il U «~m~ on t1J;e 4f111 Se<> of I201 Bus ~ness Servtces fllUD OIL SS 00 PER B!IRIIEL ~~one 907 M Virg l Teaford Proprosab hnll be s gned by the Bitldet glv:rng bus neas 4ddress In the ca5e of {J.nllS or COJ"poratlons the p opos rnu t be s~ by the lcga,I lluthor~;:ed off ~ Each b1d wu.st eont.h 1.1 the nam~ Of ev ry person IJ).t~Teded tbcreln and must be aecompan,Jeej. by a .certif ed check or casluer s ehec)J on a oolver:tt bnnk ln the SJJTil of not le.o~;s fh!l n te_n percent of thetotal am\JUn of the b d' or by a bond tn a 1 ke sum executed by an approve I sewnty trust or g a 'llnty conpany w Gall po Mr and M s Nor bert Ung an ch d n N cky DoU e Lo and S I a S e and Mn Pr ct> Hav.k v s ed F day at San I e W \a w h Mr and Mrs John Sm h Mrs E mer W ck ham M s Lue le B Claude Dar t Mrs Hawkins anrl Mrs A be Wood ard were a L I e H~k ng Sun day afterno n u a E>nd a meet ng of the Depuy Club of D s tr ct 13 Daughle s oC Amer ca Mrs Luel 11 Bu son Shade s substituting at he Sect ncl. for M;iu Emma Lou Dav s who IS dn yact~tlon Mrs Charl@s S auss bome Friday e n ng after a visit .In To edn w h her son m law aad da ghter Mr and Mrs Edward Kertnedl who accompan led her hom e for a weekend Footer of Dayton Rpent weekend w th h s parents and Mrs J E Foster 1 ~•••- - Joy Sm h student at Sta e l n vH ty Colum was the week nd gue t of her parents Mr and Mrs TheO Sm th Mr and Mrs Da e Faulk and Miss Margaret Hav.k of Cohunhus were weekend g c ts of Mra Goldle IJawk Mr and l\1 s D:l d Nease and fam ly of M ne v lc were In Vincent Sunday o a end the 85tb wedd n~ ann !'r nry of her trJndparent s M anrl M s G E Bradford Mr and Mr:'l' U S Nease ot Minersville v d recently m Jllydenvll e w lh he Rev and Mrs Edwa~ J n The) report Mrs Jone8 a~ I R v Jones was a former pas o of the Forest Run M~ thOO s Ch rh Mrs W 11 am J Durst spent the wet>kend w h her s ster Mrs Wcndr. I R ng Mr and M F. hhorn anrl Mr! C Drum of u nl s have been v ~ t ng C a a nrl AI Reu er of 3 OakSt Pomf' fo be past twc ~nks The J\lr and Mfs W lllam Well and Mr and Mrs W~tlter S Sh l' I e ol Ball llwa also ~h Mr a d Mrs W lham Il'tliller or M1ddl<pilrt - bJ< "'w The ~ ot 11,11 1en11tor::-_~ prt 'I' to 1111lvary 1 l .... It-all bO tnt twq f¥1'1, To amend Aruele vm of he Conatl utlod'- o( tbi lltalta of Ohio til ~ ~to tor the pa:Jment of vtm'I'JJ STATES OP AMERICA STAT!! OF OmO 011'1CII: OF SECRETABI OF STATJ: petosaUOD b7 tbe llb.t.t=OC YES Ohio to cert&lfl. ot ltlil resldenta wbo lb&U laari 11ervro 111 be amed ~ lcf!1ll or he UQlt.td StaW. theWS 1--f-- l•urv vort, durin• fllcoo 1111 Of tG bol\dlllf the~~ot 01110 tl'l>~" rMe v~wlih 000 tu~ not e proYIIhl 110 :'"~ or not tO' eiiiiiil bu no:i ~ dollan1 foro cte an and to trau- NO to ea h e money rrcm the ftmd e e..:$ byte OJIIbof ArUc e VIII of the Ohio Con!IU uUIIll'- I. TED W BROWN !IKrebf'J' ot at the State of Ohio do bei'ebJ tMt the torec 1a • tru• at,.; o1 Amendlld Sen~~o n\ ac.oNo II aDd AmeDded SubtUtv.it le Joint RHOlutlon No 4 IUed l.rJ I'8Ce of the Secrttary of SUte "'~ to ..,nend Ute aboft am ot tbe COI:l8Utut1oa ot Ohio. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOf' I baft boreunto tubtc bed my a•nwt 1111d alfUied ~ offlela aeat •t ('OWIDbU W. Ani Gil " A UluR. lau.t - 1»N. ..:.:.r=J �• 2-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy M1ddleport 0 Ort 15 1956 ITELEVI$1011 The Sentmef The Daily Sentinel Daybook Dl-t/OTEO TO fNTERISTt OF MEIGS--II\.- UN "REA MINSTREL PARC11CE IUCH.UD S OWIN IH!N MOll. Sun ow r }1 ns I p ac t ce w ll be c d TuPsday evening n the AEYNOLD E GREENI I SDITOI M Publ sblld filrl."etJ' afternoon ez:eep Sunday by Tb Oh o VI lf'J Bu n~u of e o~ lne 1. 110 Mochan e S P ome y 0 t.bone 39fl ed tonal off ce pho~ 31n ""' Mf he c,;; a e I '"~ 1 30 f o know\ dge SCHOLARSHIP SET Es abl sh men of a hn a ship fund at (ol ege n honor of the hat f lov.. Around and About I, ages that p ec led the a Jve nt of Alexan I W ,a, Robert RIUll'k as sweet as a linnets When sh to led And fa thful You. woo!Jn read about how fa thful Jhe was Any t rde s toQch typtst tamper ed w th her sh turned stool p geon and bet ayed him or he 1 could te I n a tn nute Jf s 11e h gh Ialut n shor hand typ st ex pe t had l een monkeying w th my gal Her ke) s loxt luster hPr tp r-1 agged and every h ng turned ou ETOINSHRDLU BY ROBERT C RUARK t n Bell th an 1 tho The wtrcs \\ent dend nt 6 20 p m o E \\ ll ams p1estdc11 of Oh o C n and of a b other mj n} Gf'nel a \ ord red the n aste J:i\1. I I 1 Po1 t ~ exchange pulled What followed waioi 77 ho 1r s ot a g tratlon an 1 apprcht 1 s n or tl e who!r o 1 3F Club Members Enterta1ned At Baker Gordon Home M ana M s Bak er Go don f>n ria n d he 3F CluJ Fr day n ng a the r home on :Mul ~rry Avenue Fol ow ng a d nner at SIX o c ock th~ r> ('n ng was spent n play ng flu. 10'\\een games and stunts Yf>re Mr PAST CHIEFS TO MEET r Ch efs Assoclat on 1\1 ,:: Temple Pyth an w 1 mee h s even ng at he \orne of Mr11 Karl GROlJ~ I MEETING Group I or lhe F rst PreSbyter an Church w It h ve the r Octobe mee ng Tuesday at 7 30 at ~ chu ch where membl:'rs arc a ~ ked to cone rna ked fo a tD.u f! Ioween pa t ! 1os._...., s are ~1 s Gii.le Hys II Mrs Bethel l Ieman Mrs Donald Lowery d Mrs Ha old Sauer Three montJ s g •• Commumcattons W Consolidated r, let I had preceded tht st had negotiated that t I vh 101 t 11101 I t I by Theodore Go ' & ro On Oct ~ I last ycnr I sold Oh>o rons lid I to I enera l Telephone C 1 'Mte company ~"~ n v v. ners• dt man led n O('W conh a 1 m wh1C!h the umon W<lu I g v< up some of th e gains Jt had m 1<' under the old man g n£'n t The un.lon J cfuscd lie I he stnke even before n ~,:ottators had be-gun to to.lk about vagcs The company brought In supuv1S01 s from other Oluo cttlc to run the ex hanges \ lolence bega n In I he f>rs1 bitter dll) s or the strike By m1dd IY of S rt 18 the 0011 a y <halged there had been 112 separate act f vi 1 t' U):a nst tls personn I and Its proper ty On the l,'il s 1 vt v 1 1 ulr rews I t~n so badly they had lo be h 1 I I I k h !fled th D gh the plate gla s w ndows J t b I cts firf'ct I f'Ompan\ trurks and rcpau crews t 1hl s ul 1 11 n 1 ble h n 1otal number ron Cilhle rutt tg I c n l so f e JI nt lh:Jt 1cpalr c r ws- f lo¥-ed whercve1 tht y t 1 t by fll kcts we e 1 t able I> ke ep up ( 1rcults q nt wo k 1 g c fte that one oftldal of Dell ' t Steel Corp s ~ hmt n 1 ( d A r UJic more we( ks of this and I m gorng to get U c R v Sc u b 1sy on smoke s1gnnls W1lhams drove Jn f st n i angt v from his hl' ulquarters at Mali 1 Ohto l...ollc 111 tt c afternoon s£'!lthtng over the fact that Portsmouth poh c had made no ar osts W 111 n s 1rdered the two exchatgls still op~1 ll1g in the lily to close down and all the co 1pany mobile eq1 1pn cnl-bt t r r tw noltl radKl unttli- to mov out of town He said In cll<rt W< II •I y poh<'e pr lfect1on From that mom C' nt on tl r. Ily s bus 1c s~ n en ~ought fr rm tJr. <~IIY to set up rn kc h1Cl nn 1 1 t ns systctfls to sub shtut<! for theu cic ~ telq h n s ( lis f only the il eatcs1 emergtnty were ac ( 1 I ct 1 .,. t1 lei 1t ( om puny s l v radio umts one slat 1 ct al 1 h c ht i.l lq uu tcrs one at the CJty s largest host 1t Doctors stmpl y h I t to mak«! every on(' of h Dlre<t flnand I I s small But In th u mounted temper s ur 1 a beavv but und1 t t l s By Friday ho • Iu bad or~anlzed Tl mon Pleas that thr nmpa 1 t I t he assurt'd its l)ersonne! and property wo I t ll< t \< I I I h• tud~e had prevlou~l' lhunle<l to a vis , JU I•' all h Ji ll g, connected \lith th strik& Law enforcemrnt rr rrrs agrt"e J lo prote<'t the compnm lllld Ill; personnel ffp t f f~rn I ~ thNr oall or office Tbe l1w en tor e t ff <'NS s gned a statement of the1r prorbl.ses and unrlr>r th" 1 1 kr s pn ss 1re Willian acrepted At 11 09 p m I hal ght I e t r c 1 the master switches on CIRCLE TO MEET Th ar sta d to e n w t ts saddled sl pped p 1 she d berately s a I d to l' hew the stall leav ng ndlngs r off nf n tiVIl!l and such ke ( kn w ~<he was f n Nht>d .,., hon ( h the 1 key and go you for my pa ns , I ' 1' a,r wa 0 I o out ~he toe lo g aen n I d~; of ret rement and in anotl-tcr f liy f r me to r11 n Sb!' s pretll and and Will undo btedly b eak to barnes~ somP dll) af er 1 aste or I e wh p bu ahe'll nev r replace 0 d N nr Seven a~ he wom11n I love 1t to me A 1 1 n tile p11 p ~ 1.e pat her gWe h l " tn 1 e wily bbnn d d Hh 1 ~ ke a lrf> nl d plnt nnrl rh rl and h ~ ~ ong uns unrl r h Mor Syracuse Home Demonstration ClubTaMeet 1 nlend to make a sbr ne of Old N ne y Seven ilasFI r..t~e and u 1 ut Matnl bas another lclea She wanta to palm hflr p nk and JJ\a her ii\Jll;r~a with ph Ioden t ons But tben Mama pla'nts evr ythlnll W'Ltl1 phllodendrQDI 11nd berore tl1at happen Ill ke I he au and mere fully put 0 Nlnetv Seven away r pyrhtltt , 191M! hv l nlted F a rt' Syrtdlcate Inc ) ASalute To Sid Spencer It must make the n any fr en Is or Sidney A sr,encer happJ that S1d has he omt suq;essf Jl at horse rae ng All wish in huppv 1 ace days 1 lh yra s to com& We a c gta.rl fo Sid bocau ewe know4le loves horses ell Joys trammg them be1 lg v..1tl them lt;S they grow learn and Jeg111 to p10duce wmnmg hr ts Thole " little doubt 11 at tf horses could talk S d s stable neo nbe1 s \\Ott It report thf ! I e lh('tr l.LI~ tOQ Sid n ver aouses h' hot se He brings tlll>m along >n train ng In lhe best wa1 he kno ' nd he refuSeJ>tO overload lhem Aoith races on con e u11vc 1 s as a fooillait .coach refuses to " mm:>ge his oo)s every d v " pfay lWei ,8iaJO games pn 1ecessive days 1h'.s ts not true or su 1 (' r ng men ln.::tb& Ohlo l'uant W~ >ave been told II Ot'o are everal stable el'nw'J who enter heir ammals 1~ races to f qucntly thereby burmng out heir hor es will to r 1 ' <n •hortenfng their lives We recaU w>th mlng e I tl "" re •fld cb&Jrin days at the \lelgs County Fair r> < sov n o>ght lil4 ldne years ago 1hen S1d 1 as flrsl fl< t ~ I! d racing, fjlb~re Is pleasutt ago!~ ree• lled In kno., g o 1 th S I has vlil!)lcated himself at !,! >t 1/le l>atlle rn es ani t()nslon nmnm a spurt-and a vornhon_,h(' loves and in And cha 0).t Mondav who r> I 'to relurned f m va g1ln th.t some of h10 nelghb 'allowed elves to chuclde eadon a shot was r h s ga ag e a projec lie sent at him lor his e!frontery n ven enterlne !O<al he tl'through his front '1 v and alwaya!oslllj A.Dd the strike cont l'S as b1tlf'J as ever and Wllh the More powu to yo) S1 I M you have many Winning heata violence II bas brewed b< >In g ba <lv below the surface >n the years lo COllie ee.\!ed. ('H Sm /1.. Hallowee n party wa,~~ plan ned for th!! ch ldren of the par sh on Oct 27 f om '19 and am d on th r,mm11 ro tc- th P 'ltrty wrre !Irs Charles Rad ford 1\frs Frank J t nn ng M Qa\ld OhUn~er and Mrs R chard Grtll HMteues for the November R metttng wtre "nnounetd ana \neludtd M'til!t!s t.enll and Katie Guth Mrs. ~·~\ A Uenessy Mrs Cbarle1 G - IIIII Ella Hen- Box 12 00 Tonla:bt ~=--------- ---------MONDAY IUISIIAY B 00 Sill> 0.. On 800 800 C.plamKancaroo 900 Gary Moore aoo 980 Arlllar.._ 10:30 S1rib It Rt.h 11 00 v lfilllll La<ly 11 15 I,ovo of Wo t1 80 Seilreb (or TofiiOl'l'q 1 41 Guid n.q Ugllt 1200 Ray M n•od Shrw 12:80 At The World Turu 1 00 Our Mus Brooks 1 30 Houst"Party 2 00 Bte Pavorf Strike It 1\kh 11 00 Yal ant Lady 11 1~ Love of IJfe 11 SO Se...., for Tom..,... II 45 Guiding Llibt 1200TBA 12 SO 1 00 1 SO 2 00 2 30 3 00 I I 3 Ul It ~ t sO 6 10 6 15 6 SO f:oo I '1 SO "->taln~ 9 00 GalTJ' Moore 930 At101urGodlr., 10 so As tile World T.- 2 SO llob c osby Show Brighter D117 Our Mlu Broob Houseparty Bli Payoff Bob Crosby The Brighter Day Secret Storm Ed&e of Night KaUet Kitchell The Early Show Us 'Paul &i iWAry Ford Douglall Edwards Roblnhood Burn, and Allen Talent Scouts 3 00 S.: 1~ 3 liO 4 tlo 4 30 G&5 6 00 6 15 6 SO 7 00 Secret StiXm EQre of Nf41111 Kolie'l Kll<l>oa The l!:orly Show Lea Paul 1: Mary Ford Art Linkletter Douala!l EdwarU Grand Old Opry Phil Silvers ~ow 7 00 The' Brothers 8 00 Herb Shriner 8 30 Red Skelton 9 ~0 8 30 !0 00 10 15 8 00 I Love Lucy 8 30 December :fJrlde f 0 Studio One 1!0 00 Yout EaiJo Roport<o 12 00 Ftlm & Jraney NEW ARRIVAL Rev and Mr!l Roger Btshop 1 30 Fern n ne Touch are announcins the b rth or a 2:00 Ftlm Fe!tlvat 4: 00 Two Gun PJ•rhouae ~nn Roger Allen •n October 8 G00 Mlckey M.oWJe a the Chi I c:othe Hospital 6 00 New8 r: andparcnh arc Mr and Mrs 8 06 Weat.hel' lawr nee 8 ~hop { hillictftbe and 6 11l Sports \f a d Mrs LawrenCt> Martin urncsv lle M s Bishop and 6 15 John Daly on ar enow at rile home of 6 30 Famous PlayboW!Ie l B 10ho., s parents 398 N s rh llicothe '1 00 DanDy Thomas Show 1)oc DQILLEQ L.E'T$ HIS ~EN'TS KNOW "JJ..A'T 'Tlt.tE IS Of!' 1\IE ES6ENCE. • '1 30 Velce oJ Flreatone 10 25 10 30 II 00 1105 $64 000 Question Do You Trust Your Wile? Your Esso Reporter Sport.1 Parade Weatherman Pres1 Conference News The J ate Show Sian Off Praver • 1159 !2 00 ISO 200 400 500 600 605 Weather 7 so Republ can Nat onal Com 8 00 Broken Am. w 8 so Du PoM: Cav Tbllltet 8 00 Mark Saber 930 11 00 N - • Weather 1110 llpoN }11& Jfyatety T!lealro ~ews 6 30 Con£ td 1 900 9 30 Feature Theatre TUISDAY S gn On Film and Fancy Fendt tne Toucll Afternoon Film Fe.Uriil Two Gun Pllaybous• M ck"Y l'doure ~ 10 Sp?rh 6 (5 J!lbn Daly 8 00 FUm Fair l 41 1 11 00 11 !0 Sena ne C b Olli 'fhe ~ SOld p r lo Monlteal of r1 ugh ~ ork I' t t ona Leagu bol.t B it- ...1ne af h M ~ ie41AdaodMnram£.1ga y H l na ~ a vaca <.>n w b ng Va ~ and Columbus hi!Yt' tx n M and M s W lJ am Dally Sentmel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Qct 15 1956-3 1-r:::::::_:_:::_.:::.::::_:_:_.:::::::::::::::::::. li FINE L\UNDRY \l.ya I M John&On AND - I I DRY CLEANING NOTICE OF APPotNTMENT Admlnf.trator Etr•to of Mary Alvlrla l•nd D~ttd DONE BY SPECIALISTS! Not ce s beret y given that Roy E r ck and whose Post Off ce Add e5s Pomeroy Oh1o hQ b ~ n du y appointed as Adminlstra or of the Estate of Mary AJ v a Str c~land la- e af Pomeroy Me I:S Cou..nt~ Oh o deceased Dated thts 28th da)' ot September 1956 Rob1nson'~ Tr1- Lustre CleanPrs -Laun4ry • • ., 01111 5A'(I DOI!'T '1'911 KNOW? lakfo..r a w 11 ;;lve YuU the ~st trade pn fW'h1tcre fo'!l. ~- uf aopl iab 4 f.tt ----- - - aodllJI ond llr•k• serv),. bl. t'oml[ef!"WH. Alm~ 11>$fOth s~rer. >ervie.; Weljt Baia Sttdr Pomero,. Ohio - -- .ln lQv n.g memory ot Claude Daht who passed away 3 years U~ today st I sadly m ssed liY Ji s fam I~ M " ClAude Vll:nt aod fam ly 10 13-ltc 3 ROOM l'UIIN!Sm;D APII<tmenl 127 Butternut Ave Pomeroy 11 SO Foreian lntrlpe 011 WASHI NGTON - MIDDLEPORT SQCIETI' "', r h ' on • or the Oh o !3) In Memonum Pre~ WHTN-fV Channel i3 nnd Mrs Jorsepll Jlr:.ub Prayer h:v Fathe'r Turel ri6Bed hr meeting after which re hments were served Th~ Sarrrd 1-1 ar G let belli a Jfnlloween party rh sda) ev n ng n lhc ch rch base n nt \ nd rna h wa'< hl' I w lh n pr ~~ awar led to Mrs G o Ha kctt Sr Mrs George llorak pre~; dcd over the meeUng v!l ch nt n rl w th p ave b he R v Father Jo! n Turel t " 8.:1 dee d6'd Ia serve a d nn r to h f*' lmnt> al E!ectr c a Ch mt mu irne 11 2i) To!r\cbt Bap st Chur ) w ll meet Tues 10 21 Weatherman day n gil.! al 1 30 at the home tJf !0 30 Stmime Playhoutl Mrs Do.na Ham lton South ~11~ Up to ebe mhlutt Newa Th r 1 Avenu and HamiltOn St 11 od 'lbl Da~ Sbow Slp Off Prayer GRANGE TO MIET Pome oy Bend Grange w J1 meet ia regular se9SIOD Wedne"" day at '1 90 p m AU officers MONDAY are requested to be p~sent for nstallat on Sl,in On P.~sy G111id Party Held W1th Halloween Theme Corned Out 100 11 15 c rcle or the Firat ,,0 :til Sp.t.j Par141e Thl' ca&h aw11:rd for bav ng most rn wa!l n tiP b tween room 1 m 11 N ncteen nembers (' p rsen Next meet na: will -.e hrld McndiiY Nov 5th I I I n 1tl 00 Project 20 WCHS-TV Channell 3 30 unton caty and partt 1larl ror t1 e utv I Portsmouth s t t of th i111-rk ag n I I a 11 Sept 21 wl en lc <' I I e c mp W I am tht> c1ty s e1r u ts J\.1 an II e 1t \e> ( I cor htwn a les o I I s I I \ t u t l th at matter anv \oh t: c I I "'1 are m general s<' It f 1 I 1 "'''i<-nw much 1ts htc and 11 IJ> >Sint•, cr 8 30 Ro1emar7 Clooney Sbow 30 ForefeD tntrleue sm Show Weekend Sports Summary ------- 7 00 Superman 7 SO Gra!'ld Ole- Oprr 8 SO *" 1 oo Tic Tac 'Oaup It Could Be You a 00 Jane Wyman 11 15 00 Weal.htrcllt 11 11 30 P r~:S~& Box Ie g l<lr meet nj Wednesday a 7 30 a h(' school bu td ng SHOOT A SUCCESS T c r hoot of the fall sea so n sp n ored by tbe Jsaak Wal on L('ag ~ on Sunday Oct 14 at l h fa ar Chester was a de c d d su c~:s according to the n('n bers The fme weather and a g od crowd made IS pollslble lo shoo orf the enttre I st of p z s wh ch n luded twelve h ('ken s x hums s x .d abs bt bacon and x n pat~nd ba~s of stlgar P a a e already made r another :.hvot n November w h he exac d te to be pub h d ac I 6 room house balh c11,rport tul basemeot "163 South Th rd Jlaclnt' 4 roo n hou-e and batb Call n e o thade trees • nal Avenue M ddleport &arden ~:as watrr and elec 6269-X 10 13 3to trlc > Located 'In SiJ:tb s out of h gh water pr N;;-;;.odern l.partment Peoplea $4200 00 Te race Pomeroy garaJe un tiernt>ath--above flood 1 ne- Port la nd 8 room frame w h bath n cely Joe d sho t walk to marketR-Schools nearl,.~o I a(' e ot 2 car gara.:r and ehu hes l nfurniJhed 0 m I r om R01ovenswood Fe ry Telephone 328 Y ur 4M-X not !a f om Kalsc Alun n 10 12 3t.p lum Pant Can b!' f nanced I:PD raJt ot 2 cents Ptr word w 11 be ehaa:&ed Cor adver sine II nol f~ ,'?r before the 2.5tb of ear~ Pl,On.tb tollo'*'in~ msertl,on ~~~ in A(h ert Slt;li-S.houhl $600000 170 Mulberry A~e ..PWlw llllmed alely The D4Uy S a e Rout~ 3.38--..(1 room ~;Jtlnel will not be respons ble :---'-'-c_a_n_>_1t M 10 to 6tc LoFateU t' !u basem ~pt witt bou f~finore tha one incorl;'~t n 3 aoo11 fiJI!NWIEV apartment show bll I f ont porch Iarg t~ruoo ut l~t eli Pit d 366 North ltb St lo ve y n e es den c pr e )Jid4lt'port 10 t I2tc Cara or Thanks and SperlaJ No $BMIO 00 ilces of Events pr nted at regu Hlltvn Wolf• Salesman for lar elasalfiec! rflC!i Ob tuar eB ONE FOUR ROOM and 1 five C:ucklor Rt•lty PhO.,. liS _ !ubh.shed o~t t eent per word 10 13 3tc room apartments 8 room dwell lng newly decorated ns de and '-I.PtJ.~es out Mwt be iffn to be apprec ated 8 room and 6 room llACiNE SIIO~RErADI SHOP Is houses B.otb w thm 5 m n walk RftW open to etve YQ,U serv ce of Court House 4 N Bengel - -- _ __ I0_ 0..6tp PQJl)eroy D-111-11 6 4G News Caravan NelMS Picture 8 so Rob<'tt ._...,. 9 30 Mr l>iStrlet Attorney 10 00 F 1m Spectacular 12 00 r-rwon1 4 00 Comerty Time t 30 My tJttle Margie !I 00 Aunt Dlll Show 6 00 New1 Picture 8 Ul Sport.& Eye 6 2!1 Les Paul Mllr}' Ford 6 30 Jonathan W nteq Show • oo nledi<: 11 BRADBURY PTA MElTING Th R ad! ury PTA will have I I Modern Romances 6 15 Sporto E,. 6 25 I.es Paul 6 80 Frank1e Carle fJ 4r Newt Cll!l'nan 1 00 Producen ShO\ftllSe 7 30 Star Showcase UP $1~ 000 Marietta late Dr ml M Nathan E Eddy ~as nounced a a trustees meet ng n Mar etta Dr Ra ph W Eddy Cine nnat g n rologLSt and newly e ected alun n r ~=; ec or the col ege announc d the g ft for b s fam lence t !e v them a pe1 fc s 1 ke1 f 1 \ 1 many tm es lat r Jn\ f'SIJ ill nf1ltral1o ! • 45' CJ 00 v Wcdne day even ng at 8 revJe\\ of II P t bo t r or mo th t epho Satur I y a that had I <'en !led b.,. C:: v became on e mort a st n '\Is o h I v I rlosed '"" In nrl C.ov ( a de "V.O"IS sr team of pec1al vtst ga tm s ntn the f cl to make I n 11 g r nn I nd Umon I S I \t ponde agt nl st 11g out I t the ha re!IUrt s o \il"'""" ' nvgot1at on ends l ons houlrl r mrmbu lh <~t he Telept one ommt meal he t\I.N I outsldf' wnrld cease l t c sc l t )< u n so of the 50 000 pc'<lple of I rtsmo >II Queen For A Day Coffee Time 3 45 Modern Romanres 4SO My lJtUe Margie 500 Aunt DnJ: 530 Soldler8 of F()rtune A meet ng of the Parley of ~ h e pas .pre:; dents of Drew Webs er Po t No 39 will be bed a tile homl' of M ~ George Mow st ke c mflltrat on to have been a fact s w ek Th1s Is wl at happe )\ed a co I lg to B J I tit n c h tl € t JS nc s 1(' II I ke1s and th e ord 1 a } 1 OJ c f I rts nouth has m I 1 f thf: dark Current 400 Comedy Time with le ce 1 roJ c t} I ag J l I eHn l ht the Me gs area Th s newspapc shall 10 n vPrvone el se tn I arr ves ag n llo E' er I st \\>C forget what d tons a t IH: t 1k na y I g u btlcf stu I f ""' nt ha s taken pla e n Po t mo th 0 <1 I r I<'S lvc I m nv be suitable me t a I I nk for ur sou s To th(' be' t Goes to School 3 00 !il(ll Oa I J(} 12 00 Paraone St\147 12 SO Current 1 30 T~nn~aee ElTIIe 2 00 Matlnte Theatre 3 00 Queen For A Day 2 00 Mat nee Theatre o Roher See Commander What Prwe For AStrike? IClO I S 11 00 1 30 Tennessee Ernie PLAN PARLEY MEETING 1t has been many yea s s nee a Carner~\ 00 I 2 cent~ ter wof<l ooe 1n i1ioa Minimum cbarge M)c _ -"' " ~tilt Qer word; tor three consec.Jtl\'e nsert on.s Special- One mo h for 2~ ~nu TUISDAY Ilome 11 30 It Cguld Be You Maon C y y, I hold a regu mee ng n ts new hall Tue!>day rught Oc 16 at 8 o clock and all memb~ are urged to attend A sp c al problem- JJeatmg the hall w 11 be stud ed accord ng N.!:t o u.l ad ertl!IIDJ represent a vt> Jo oe Kllll.ball. lnc M1 Lel'li.Jg on AV6 Nf'W York C y l l:l r.i Y Subscr ptlor. utes Del w y b) car er wbllr. r u !able 30 ceut1 ,er •etok one year ia adv11.nc1 a The Uit y Mm oe orr ce $15 60 111 moe b.o;. $7 sa three mon hs i3 90 By n: or rou e where '"II ahle one m nth $1 By rna one y a $8 s~ mon hs $4.25 .fitr,p, ,..on hs $".1 :W... one mon l1 ! g 00 1 oo T c Tac Douah I I 700 Today 10 00 Home mem MASON DAV MEETING e • 6M S On 700 Today DOO Coi'J'ee Tirne rged to b The Ma on County Chapter No 27 0 s"b el:l. Amer can Veterans I WANT .\DS WSAZ -TV Chonnel3 sn .., I pr " S.,t Entered as 1erood ('!au ma 1 Ai mat t>r al tbe hmtiNJ Ohio K o P Ha I A po b s . • Royal P ayhouse F ~tun Theatre N'ew1 & WEather Sports 11 15 My'>lry Theatre -- tf.il Lost & Found _ __ __ _ _ __::_ 10 B Olp LP$T One }Jere(ord HelCe 400 l6s n~ar Portland Call ftoy 6 roo111 uh(!llDis~ e.p~eot with ~lb for l'fpl Aloo ~ ruo/D R. im th 256 Par and unfuridsJie:! apartO\ent with Ut1B-3te b4th BoJb oew\y d~orated Call 294 9 20 tl AI AtltOS<>NICf!" - - - -- ---'---- ( 16l For Rent or Sole J, H RAWLING SO~ CO • :H Q ---- ~ Wrl!c.ker ServiC41 For Sale or Trade-Two fox NJgb~ Pboae'ttf.j~ hou11ds Run Foxes only Four qe 6227 :II- JIOilGULYMGVTH WS and s x y~s old ~nn e The off rc o the Clerk of the ___ Moore Pholl.! 6.ij20-X 10.l5 ~lp BOJ~rd of E uc b.on a lhc sohooJ Ctle ter Oh o Metgs OourJJty ( 17lHelpWonted The of£ ce- of A }I Moe chkamp & A9soct.ate } ngmcE'"I'S 21 No th 1~54 n\ r i( V8 ROADMASTER 4 r'.r Sedan Dy~aJ:Irw Power YOU can lf'~,n to be a Profess H gh Street Lam~aste 0~ o Separate p opoools w II be rert~ ng :b:rakes Blaettnllt' s ional iea daCJ.4n In an amaz c~('o(l fo the g.eflera1 COl &t.rurc f'Qweroy $1,895 00 10.11 6tc mgJ.y sboi't time at a nunlmum tion plumbing ettctrlcal and cost whicb you can pay on a IOU PONTIAC FLJi 6CTh ~ dr a'fld vent1l11t ng work for heatmg Pay as You ~arn Bas s Sedan One lotat owner Or1g eac~ buUding SE'p;nora ely and com of the fact Take advantage D~l (IDllj:h Blaettnar s l'omeroy that you ('aD live at borne and bmed b ds for ol bu ldlngs Equip. $12115 00 10 U-6tc learn th s Professwn at our mcnt bub w 11 be rece ved .separ \IIFBUJ CKVB;;:~S;;UP;;;;ER;;;;-4;-;d;::-<-':;S;::-cd-;-an· Athens 0 school and help ~o ate- rom construction All PJ'OJK-Sals shaU be made and ~ow ..P~r }teerin& Low fill l!b! '9/li!t,nt demand for ¥UlHe Blaettnar s'"' 'Pomeroy B~i!ad: l~(an.IJ ~ssure yOul"Selt QOilSI!l<,l'•~ by the 8oa<d Of Edu fl,Ojfs 00 10 IHtc of a pleasant and prof table C'l.tion in accordance with Lhe Gen .~------::-:-:---::--c:future nrn t walt Limited en ~ CHEVROLE.T 210 4dr Sedan rollnt.ents Wr te to SOtn'H One local owner Ong nat finlsb ERTON (MARTZ) BEAUTY $1.195 00 Blaettnar s Pomero:y SCHOOLS Athens Oh o and IJI.lll8!o HuntJngto~ W Va 10-13 6tc 1 1'"' CHEVi«lL!!'!: BEL ,AIR 4dr 5 ROOMs and liATR 10 Cole Sl Sedin ~·~li!ul blue ~th wh te for small reUable (amJly $3~ top $995~00 Blettnar • Pome.ro} per tlmltb See Mrs Uoward I0.11-6te Cecil 000 W MaiD St Pomeroy ngs. 9 6 U even 11152 DESOTO VB 4dl: Sedan Pow er s~~ering Low mUeaa:e One lp!Wrance lOcal owner $895 00 Blaettnars I !_Q{ Auto2_al~~ ' ~ IF I J20BJ -- ------for SGi•..,----~ Pomeror 10.11 etc i?l :RB'a SALE BY lliD-Several loti for Structural Clay Brick 4D4 Tile Obta1n b1d sheets at llaln Ga.te ~JJer Creek Pow- It House Cheshll'e Ohio \1!-la.lll< ~;t~Jiuse !<1'11 lito _ .,.. Geod Cleu Used ca,. .4JI Uqe• lln<l ~~ METROPOLITAN A.VTO SA~ ES ~ _ fO a!TS KIU.EV with one P<I'IDO 8'1:,\11 WAIIFARlN lloe-h Hord,..ro ~ 00 Refund of lh • will be made in full upoo of tim plflilkl and SJM' r n good condit~on Th.o c contractors not submltUng a b d w e(;e ve a refund of ~ 00 The Boa d roserv~ the nght to rE'JCCl r.ny ~;~r all bUs IW(l to wa1ve defects In L"'e prop0$11\9 g o de'f' of lbe JJoar4 r4 Edu tal on of 'as ern Lot!aJ !ichool Dts t ict CfiMcr Oh o p Ed Humphrey Olerk Cn I o!Jarnhart Vice Pres dent (~/ 24 (10) I 8 15 4te ---- FOR S'\fE Soil V>(m ' :ftadtord or Harold Blaf;:)J:!!ton Rocksprings or phone ~ l06lm9p FOR 1SALE--Pe!lll llrby R1'4't ~ tate RutlanJ r.owruhJ.p. ~n (21) Rea I E~tg,te ICJ"'M lend bouse ba n 81ld bulJdfngs See G~gr A :H & 4 ROOM HOUSE FDJI SAL~ , full s ze basement e61t" fhmiee "J, !drl Adminl'f"if' 4l acre of ground. Cf)! ~M,vl~ Vov, ' COliN BINDER •nd SlillEjlD~ 915-M " ~ must see to aPpr~c ate. :t'ulton 1Q.9.:6tc Th )mpsoa Tractor Sales 19 10 61o J'lij~OOJ) • t' e. QUAUTY DOESN T COST -IT PAYS $upenor Service Service fo t&o U\ilh~ 01!\' li\oll~ Trevey'Fmsterwald Eu • .,.IWo-..e Pwm RODNEY DOWNJ)(G INSURANCII AGENCY -~-DoH~ AQC:IqJlfl: ur.. 1=•..1~ .... ilelltll Real "YOUI ac~s with 4 acrea of plenty bottom large pasture of timber 7 room house barn and tde block hen house AU mineral r ghts Oil g~ r~4 ¥.a mile trom stat1 b,lshway Only ~100 00 f;A.lt:M-:tOll l:tCre.&: wllh good 9 downstaln furmshed Ave 6087Y Mrs barn an<l on state h ghfrom Court 'WW traf;le vt: 'Va Ill)' Ppint Pleasant SUNRISE TO SUNSET 'i.,.ATION.. 990 ..;;;;;.;;;;~:;;.-..,'"':!'!!'....,.:' ··-~..__..., _____, J<~aJ't.. ~ ,. Senatora 1hall lilt .._JteCI~ electo~ of the reQoedlft d mictJ thet tenn f1l offlee a • CQmmen e an he & at day of ,JiiDQa!"' nt!Kf fte their eleetlon ApDf'OJ(I· mate y on~ hall ol tbe total nWIIba or senator• &ball bill! elfttoed floc- • teml of foUJ" ~oon Mr and M Cop es of, the plan~ &nd sp('(' f I n ftta iu~WJ may be obta ned f I} WI m A the Engmeers o(·1Iee by ~)' ng a II/• ~,::tv·'--c-c-, day of Saauary Brit CQnUnue two the'!'eafh! lball ~ ttle four term o1 aa ft1l!l oria term or ofief n-n. ~ 1lult. tbe pro- ~IUoa.a- - l!iutlit .-tlled for Ia HetlDII VIII ArUela XI, Ohlo:t cmeatuUop. lbaU be two ,...,.. In ~tortal dtstrtetl bavl~ two 01 rnore Rna. to 11 app ox.lmatel)- i:JIIle.balJ 1haU be e ~ to • four ~ wna to comm~nce 01 be ftnt day 01 J'go- ery 1~9 ana the rcmaJndor •hall PI ele.o:tc4 for & twpJear W11JI lo IIOnlmmee orr. tile fli' day of 140~ J. ""' IP linf)e ml"mbn' ~tl;lrlal ~ he senator tw the lmrett-a trt~ ~ed Jenll l as orlal dJ.atrkl lha11 ~ of 1our )'8ln ...:amo m~1 on the lim day ol J9SI the !Wnator n the nQt Dumbe eel se:Dator1al d~ elected for a tenn of ~-~ mftlt!lftl on 1Jte. ftnt dQ'· e. , . _ 1859 and the rematDder llball • eleeted w ha ewtry other eae aumerica)ly tbal be elec.-ted for • tenD or four yean~ to comme:D.ce 0111 thl! ..._ elected tot a re urned to POMl:ROY SOCIETY day of JKDua.ry 1..9511 Tt e Gonrna 4J.!clltor tn.:l ~ tano of Slate o •Ill' twa tr1 tllem, III:Jall a!ICf'rta n 1Dd llktermin.e wtdcb o.,. stuon be e ~ftM - du •ot b -•lon1 libil.ll' lii elected to f OUl' yen Uil'ftll eommeac11111'. on tbl! om ~IIY o1 "111111acy UI8J Th'e Gil ernor ah.U ca~ 1uch dltet';!n~ti,on to be 'pu~~~1 tn ~fi mtrmer 11 thaU bt ~ lleJUI tnfnt (!Qfllrnencln r nn til$ a11d w l.QA~. M Da d eommeDC:Inr Oil U:le 11'1' day of hnuary 11159 he ~m&lndl!l t.o be e ec ed f o 1 lA! m o t - ri!lri eom.men~ n11 on he first day of J~u · uy 1t59 Por enn• et:~mm.tue!AI 011 tbe II. I t da]' of lilliUOI y , I!MilJ IUUt Sa d c.hcck o bond shan bf' sat Wadory to .he Board If the bid Is accepted ;;~ eonb act w l1 be!' entered :Into afld its performance properly Sf'..CUred Secuntles s bm ttea by the un successful bldd<!TS w J be returned atier the l1 ard of the conq-a 6 mad!l' lind :1 performan~ bgnd tn the amount O.f 100"'" of the n t.flacl h s b(l('n executed by bo We k n w~elrluJ;( aucces: ful bidder ...... Sale 1ure HOUSEBUILDERS ~ · - Run Fi«t MIU 9192mop Nelgler s Raclne t 9 15 tl !lmttfLES COAL FURNACE 1!4'1d Vrty ttle $09 00 Phop RADIO & 'l'ELl!.VISlON SERVICE Phone 200 Clebod AppllaDte 8:16-11! or 604!hl w llaJn st. ........ ARTICU: IJ ~......~ .. • ~ b~ bt 'Ute ' l ' ol the ~ t1 ~ counlfb .. e tfl-di t atH • •b.il U «~m~ on t1J;e 4f111 Se<> of I201 Bus ~ness Servtces fllUD OIL SS 00 PER B!IRIIEL ~~one 907 M Virg l Teaford Proprosab hnll be s gned by the Bitldet glv:rng bus neas 4ddress In the ca5e of {J.nllS or COJ"poratlons the p opos rnu t be s~ by the lcga,I lluthor~;:ed off ~ Each b1d wu.st eont.h 1.1 the nam~ Of ev ry person IJ).t~Teded tbcreln and must be aecompan,Jeej. by a .certif ed check or casluer s ehec)J on a oolver:tt bnnk ln the SJJTil of not le.o~;s fh!l n te_n percent of thetotal am\JUn of the b d' or by a bond tn a 1 ke sum executed by an approve I sewnty trust or g a 'llnty conpany w Gall po Mr and M s Nor bert Ung an ch d n N cky DoU e Lo and S I a S e and Mn Pr ct> Hav.k v s ed F day at San I e W \a w h Mr and Mrs John Sm h Mrs E mer W ck ham M s Lue le B Claude Dar t Mrs Hawkins anrl Mrs A be Wood ard were a L I e H~k ng Sun day afterno n u a E>nd a meet ng of the Depuy Club of D s tr ct 13 Daughle s oC Amer ca Mrs Luel 11 Bu son Shade s substituting at he Sect ncl. for M;iu Emma Lou Dav s who IS dn yact~tlon Mrs Charl@s S auss bome Friday e n ng after a visit .In To edn w h her son m law aad da ghter Mr and Mrs Edward Kertnedl who accompan led her hom e for a weekend Footer of Dayton Rpent weekend w th h s parents and Mrs J E Foster 1 ~•••- - Joy Sm h student at Sta e l n vH ty Colum was the week nd gue t of her parents Mr and Mrs TheO Sm th Mr and Mrs Da e Faulk and Miss Margaret Hav.k of Cohunhus were weekend g c ts of Mra Goldle IJawk Mr and l\1 s D:l d Nease and fam ly of M ne v lc were In Vincent Sunday o a end the 85tb wedd n~ ann !'r nry of her trJndparent s M anrl M s G E Bradford Mr and Mr:'l' U S Nease ot Minersville v d recently m Jllydenvll e w lh he Rev and Mrs Edwa~ J n The) report Mrs Jone8 a~ I R v Jones was a former pas o of the Forest Run M~ thOO s Ch rh Mrs W 11 am J Durst spent the wet>kend w h her s ster Mrs Wcndr. I R ng Mr and M F. hhorn anrl Mr! C Drum of u nl s have been v ~ t ng C a a nrl AI Reu er of 3 OakSt Pomf' fo be past twc ~nks The J\lr and Mfs W lllam Well and Mr and Mrs W~tlter S Sh l' I e ol Ball llwa also ~h Mr a d Mrs W lham Il'tliller or M1ddl<pilrt - bJ< "'w The ~ ot 11,11 1en11tor::-_~ prt 'I' to 1111lvary 1 l .... It-all bO tnt twq f¥1'1, To amend Aruele vm of he Conatl utlod'- o( tbi lltalta of Ohio til ~ ~to tor the pa:Jment of vtm'I'JJ STATES OP AMERICA STAT!! OF OmO 011'1CII: OF SECRETABI OF STATJ: petosaUOD b7 tbe llb.t.t=OC YES Ohio to cert&lfl. ot ltlil resldenta wbo lb&U laari 11ervro 111 be amed ~ lcf!1ll or he UQlt.td StaW. theWS 1--f-- l•urv vort, durin• fllcoo 1111 Of tG bol\dlllf the~~ot 01110 tl'l>~" rMe v~wlih 000 tu~ not e proYIIhl 110 :'"~ or not tO' eiiiiiil bu no:i ~ dollan1 foro cte an and to trau- NO to ea h e money rrcm the ftmd e e..:$ byte OJIIbof ArUc e VIII of the Ohio Con!IU uUIIll'- I. TED W BROWN !IKrebf'J' ot at the State of Ohio do bei'ebJ tMt the torec 1a • tru• at,.; o1 Amendlld Sen~~o n\ ac.oNo II aDd AmeDded SubtUtv.it le Joint RHOlutlon No 4 IUed l.rJ I'8Ce of the Secrttary of SUte "'~ to ..,nend Ute aboft am ot tbe COI:l8Utut1oa ot Ohio. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOf' I baft boreunto tubtc bed my a•nwt 1111d alfUied ~ offlela aeat •t ('OWIDbU W. Ani Gil " A UluR. lau.t - 1»N. ..:.:.r=J �. I • t ~- College Teams Ease Up After Winning Weekend Ohio State. Takes Top Honors In Whippmg minois By 26-6 • j ' COLUMBUS. 0 _ up _ MO<I 3 nf Ohio's !l footbaU playing collea:ea were tak.irrg tbings easy tc> day following the full-5tale grid __ ....... laol we•Oond. 0 · 1·1 1•- Oh' ••-t B "•ce ~G.:•lnh was bhe·~d " 1:-- e "" eyesh !' at glhra r 1 ht the major s are of e 1m• IJ t as they rolled to a 26-6 victory u.f, the fl&htlng Jllin 1 of the University of lllinoill. ° Led by the defensive play of big Jim Parker, the Bucks punched aeross two touchdowns In tbe open- ing period and one tbilJ and fourth dominate play. . I C!~ll!nAPM~E!INh~ld ,.,,, 'Am\ltal Mido.OMe VaHey s.pa~ ir;; l'l!IUIIt m"t'"g at the srh ..l Mon. D Fest"IVaJJJ~Id 0 n. aturday !;' .iay O.tobll! flnt. with Mro 'lietty ance n , ., Call the preside nt In· •harge . Th ~ • Da117 Seatlnel, Pllmeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Oct. 15, 1956 ~~f"~ In the to comple1ely ~.:b~~~ Weekend Sports Jackets, Panthers, Shoot For First snmmary SEO Win In Race To Vacate Cellar SATURDAY the Red Sldn's ~econd league vicNEW YORK - Nashua ., ended tor)' . hi& racing career by setting a The Xavier Mwklleen spoilf'd n-· Ame•l<•n r~.-..~d lor two the Untvt'rsity of Cindnnali'.s .... • • w. homeeomtng by steam- ro 11 111g . h miles in the Jockey Club Gold t e C Ra o..,,, •. 34·l< . 11 woo th• 13 t·b •n- up ce. ... 1- r .., Lpo JS. CHICAGO-Dc~ 1 cate defeatL"d valry. Summer Tan by a head in the Wooster College capitalized on Hawthorne Gold Cup race. five Dension fumble~ and errorless ball on their own part to MELBOURNE, Australla-Jim score a win. Washineton and Jef- Bailey won the 800 n.tter race fenon powerful land machine in the Auslrali an Olympic track groond nut a 21-Q victory over and £ield trials. Case Tech Saturday afternoon. 1. KANSAS CITY- The Kansas Urwbeaten Captial University romped to a 33-0 victory aver Ken~ City Athletics traded outfielder ]l AI Pllarcik and pitcht'"r Art Cecto the Baltim.ore Orio]es £-or piteher Rlnold Dure and outd hands on tb hall and then co-a!te fielder Jint Pisoni. to victory. it was the Lutheran's Ohio Wesleyan bad to fight off the record settmg perfomance of ii~t ~r:!e ti.~es t~~/~o;;d th~~ Akron Quarterback 1'om Boa&l to down the Zipps 33-2'1. The p1sa..t'hrowing Bogas set two new Ohio Conferente re<:ords In lhird '""ght the game and tied another. His Villanova avenged la.,.t yeu's four touchdowns passes matched "ot>Sett vicbtory to the Univers.ityb ',', an 0 C mark and his 17 compleay on Y scormg two secon a tiofl..'; for 301 yards both rewrote touchdowns in making a l3-0 win 0..,, th< Fly .. ..., the r~ord book. •Kent State.... "· used thf'ir brother Plount Union ia still alowlng to- act·Biil and Jlm Whilley-in de· day, Saturday the Purple Raiders reating Ohio Univf'rHily 32-13. The broke a 10 game losin8 &treat by two lad~ lcct the l''lashcs· attack upending previously unbeaten Ot- to score at least once in every terbein 12-7, Mount Union Na& be- pulod. 'hind 711 at the half but scored Heidelberg remained undefeated touthdowna in e011ch of the tblrd and fourth perlodl to score tbe thia aeuon by turning back Wa·buh College at OrawtordSY'ille, upset Ind., 21 -20. Dave Dow won the In on"<! of the har-der foua:ht a:ame with his third straight con· 1ames Saturday night, Miami kept venlon. alive ii.J bid tor a 1econd straight Five.and-a-h11lf-fot Clti~ Bim'Mid-American ~erence crown bo WUUams led Weslertill Jleserve by defeatin• . l&iflhall College or to a 20--13 win over Bll~o ~it Huntington, W. Va . 21.-14. it waa versity. The HIO.pound halft>ilk threw two louchrtown pas~>es and scored t·he oth1·r as the Red Cats came from hehllld for· the win. Joe Smaltz put on a one man show as Joho Carroll tripped Clarion State Te.rchers College, Clarion, Pa. , 20-7. Smaltz scored twice In the t:ame. Tbe third and · fourth degrees In other gamell plHyt>d by state were conferrtd when Rock teams, Oberlin was beaten by AlSprln11 Granje met Thursday Legheny Colle){t' 111 Mt>adsvllle, Pa. eveoln&. 26-12, A:i!hland rollt~rl over Ohio Home-r Rice, worth¥ matter, Northern 40-13. F iiHilay trounced presided and Ill officers were Wilmington 55-6 and BluHton beat preaent. It was decided to In- Ddlllnct' 41 -0. stall tbe otncera wlth Pomon~t SIOAL STANDINGS Grange officers · In November. TIAM W L T TP P OP Booster nlgbt was ~tnnounced 3 0 0 6 51 13 for Thursday e vening, Oct. 18. Jack1an Ntlo<ionvlll• 2 0 1 5 '16 14 beginning at 8 P. M. There will Lagan 21044620 be a program and the public J5 Galllpoll1 1 1 1 3 41 50 Invited. A'hana 1 2 0 2 32 43 A poUuck suppl'!r was served w~lllfon ' 2 0 2 4J 47 0 2 0 0 0 20 to 44 membeu and tho~~e- who Pomeroy 0 0 0 0 34 had blrthd~rr• In the past tbrec Mlddl•port Total• 10 10 2 22 241 241 month&. wtr ~ ltonored . Two Degrees Given At Rock Springs Grange Meeting a car~lli Tbe Pomeroy Panthers and th.e Middk'!port Yellow Jackets both will be attempting to get h .. h 1 I}U( o1 f. e 1eague coa 1 o e" this com ina: Friday nlgbt aa they SUNDAY SAN FRANCISCO-Doug Ford Don January . Mike Fetchick and Jay Hebert tied for th.e lead at th.e end of the final round In the Western Open Golf Touroament. PEBBLE BEAOH C l'f W'f • a 1 .- 1 • fie Smith defeated Mrs. James Ferris 8 and 6 , in the final round the Trans-Mlsslnippi Women's Amateur Golf Tournamf'nt. of ---=----------- Wes Belles Scores Another 600 Seri·es For Crow Team Crows Chicks wnn two out of "' Pt. Pleasant three games in the City Bowling league list Thurtday night as We~ BclleB continued his heavy :scoring with another 600 series. Belles ha(! aame!l of 189, J90 and a big 14~ for a 624 aeries as he led the Chickl to thelr two wins nver Ohio Produce of Gallipolis. Tl-.e Chick.'! had gamett ot 922 M6 and a Yeason high of 086 for a 2764 series, but lost th.e mtddle! laDle as t•he Produce live bit 945. In the.blg 986 .g.ame in . loddtt~ to Belle9' 245 Clifford hal J.., MenchiD\~,., Rigg• t90'aod t.titl~ 202. At -ot the Chicks wl!re Mr the 500 mark with Rigss hltting 5~2. Louks 5W and Mencltinl MO. Emil Thomas was hiltlh for the losers with 5~8 . Men's Cl•nlt ' ' OHIO PRODUC& R.... 159 224 169 552 R, Pollock 193 167 171 531 E Thomas 191 190 177 551 K WIUi1m1 164 178 167 509 Burke 171 186 171 535 Tot1l 878 . , 869 2692 CROW'S CHICKS Clifford 110 In 166 523 M'"<!flinl ... 159 193 188 540 Riggs· 194 161 110 !152 s•• 200 141 -"' J1U 189 140 245 624 922 156 9M 2764 L•uko Balles Total ...uplh:·J:.::. m~n aDd tbe Nelsonville Hounds. tanale with SEO oppoDents. 'l'be two Bend clubs are winlea In SEO compehtioo with neither · scorint a pmnt lo 1081na bolb o1 the loop conteds. The Pan~ers take on the Athena Bulldogs 08 the loeal field Friday nlght,IJ. while the Jackets trek to · Ga111polll to meet a Blue Devil eleVf:ll that should be on tbe r;ebound. ~ewhere In the teaeue lacUon eatertain• Wellstoa aad Malson , ville and t<u.1an taniJ)e 08 . the Chieftain fi~ld. Here in the Bead j',fea tbe red hot Rutland De¥1Is. wbo lire 80.11 undefeated alld ' the bi--t ~P :::~~~~~= . In tC:Je hJ~I~t, ,t~= . . tho latter'• 1ltld oa ~= r::::~'t::'tr:h:~ olalit. The SEO ol l~elr ;~~.. B~.~~~~.le~,!'Y !!.~.::: t:·~:u:·· ;:,';..::: ~:.: r: f:::~:. J~~~~· .:·:.~~~.~ !~ th~:~:e::t~~~~ ~ r:.u; Elsewhere Friday's Nelsonville on the, by Jim st. Clair on the la•t play ill& The Plaim wltb Jim ere, HoliDd field on November 9 of the glllDe wun't quite lona: means leading the wa~ witb four shOuld decide the UUe unless enough to read! pay dirt. St. touchdowns. The DevUI a,.d Ctesome c]l!b up~eta tbe don.. buc- Cl 1r hi 1 '-h· d .,, ket rD a ~~~~ caq h rom "1nl an ...,~ meau are l.ne of the top ' ~eona, 1 · ave 1er an, w o made a great team,s in the state. Wa1utm1 lOll •--•• Tbe Hounds have won two but ..c.Je o save the game. Galli- their flfth game 12-7 to MiltQa, have a 7·7 tie wtb tbe GalUpolia polis was up.aet by the Athena and Pt. Pleuant eonUnuecl to "" Blue Devils. but b)' winning the Bulldogs 19-6 a& tbe Devlla play- roll with a Impressive 32-12 wta ol . 1 .. h i ed liatleao ball without the aerA hi d Ky rut their a:amcs COUIQ .....e ____:_:::__ _::.;:~:::....:.:::__o::_':.:er::....::.::::':.::::'":::·-=:c·~----their flrst SEO title in history. Pomeroy continue-d to look for aD offense lalt week as Hellionville outplayed them in tald~ a 1.0 defensive battle. Tbe PaD· then bad ooJy one good drive all evenill&: as they threatened to tie tbt score in the last quarter, but with the ball on the IS yard libe, third . down and !':;:t ~hei 0 ; 5 :~~~~pt~h~~:e pu:.: I I I r 'UP.JN-THE.AIR' TURTLE GROUNDED1'J .., _,. __ ,. ~ .inaide tbe " Phillipp~. WOLF PEN ;it·,. •,,~, •oi ltb; ' ·li!#lie Mljl'l!la, <aiiM\. ' oo E. Blakeslee, serv~>d soft drlnk11, sanrlwl_~h"''!: ~ri'l,. co.ffee uring the x.J llbMb', Manlaer ev~n ing dan~. bJII appo£1&1sUU ThP. evf'l[t wall s~onsored .by the· rr'ri·Statf' Square 'Dance Asso,.tn~ion of . {funtlngton, . vr. . Phrt Globnkar i~ til't!~if'lrnt of tbP, P.aw n' T'liW Club, ]ocal ho~t '-"" ..... IT ,.,.,_.... el ,...., kiWIL& ~~~~~~~~~fgl~ve~y~ar~d~l~lo~e~f~o~u~r~u~·m~eo~,~b~ul~::==========~~~~====~~::::::::::::::::::- w ::: FIC';HT RESULTS ' a fdlilwshlo · '5 :30 P. M. a~(l 4-)1 t-.er o !lt~Si!d. "d bv Mr. and &00 W. 8eeoDi St.-PhDDtt: 432, PODIMOJ' tt~ni"SJJ They Ylai\ed ~ben \r-Ollt;_[•s ·'Old Kentucky KOO\e" a' ~ ­ town; Henry Cley's home at Lextnat.on; _}he Calumet Farms: Pioneer· z:~tate Park, Lincoln Stite ~~~rk an~ Berea, Ky., and the ~ Ab~y of 0li,J' Lady of GeihaemanL Trapplat, Ky., and th·e Sl JOteph Pro-Cathedral. fampua !01 ltJ beau~ful paintlngs wbieb were a:tven to the ebureh by "the Kina: of France, Louis costuiJl~s. '>t'f\'l.'d ~· · Jfowa: • ........,....,_ W; Sai. f ..Jz- Open a• N'o 1an ..co.t1ntv home ean arranee for moDe' .. '"'t"""' r•• ~"''ng , hAYe returded from a mote.- . trip this put wt!JI:. )(r, Wise, wh.o Is Chief o! Guards at Ohio Valley Electric Coty .. ~Dd ~110 t:J,"DI lQ the per1~nnel · · re ~ tm·ned to his work Mon !ly. .Menfiu~ rs of the ..fP.r !he dlr~rtiQn of iiM»66 promptly, privately, an•,.· · " ' " "' <'- Simmons ·f:tl --'lle ::••:;~~'~led is a11 group. · ·Mn. slater, ' ·OAKH1U ' GASOIJN£ AUE'J C. M. Vh1ing, Pomf!roy, Tt>ceotly, : . Joe Hatfield and famHy 'Gf W. Vi., were week elld iuetts (If M.r and Ml!'t .. cnarle' Smith. Iva JoMson is . r.eeoverlng f"!~· fl .rect>-nt · illness. ·.: ~~. :f.~arl ' ;Lt~Ue ~~~ . a t~cent ~liat . ·blf her parents M'rs. ' Bam Wya:tt. Mr. and Arttett Wears and Arthur Morri!l han returned to their sta· tton& aft~r spending a furlough · wllh 'their pon•nl~ IN Georg• J(lobel Mitzi Gaynor "The ..... And The ...., . (V ..tawlllon and TKhltlcoler, -alaoJaa. Cagney Stephan M'Nally 'TrOtut-. To A l1clm ...... Clnemale:!ope and Technicotor (:,.,..._ "CaMy Batt Ag&ln" Tuftd•y·Wedntllday Oct. 1..17 FAMILY I ·' I PHONE 388-Y M,. of Ra- POMEROY • SERVICE CENTER . ' CASH LOANS ALL Money For Yoa Repay Only $1$0 ...•• , 8.85 Per Month USI . . . 14.08 Per Month •soo . . . . . 21.30 Per Month UOO . . . . 35.36 Per Month Paymenlo ln<lude all eharget. 25-payment plu. Repay loot. or at leu eollt II you wloh. Loan• UO to UOOO, subjeet to our promplappnl\'al. Moores Brand Installed . . . . .-of -·· kst . pflftl,lllfuN fOftlellmH ..... uow , • ...'-:1 In tit. . fwm.of fire, flood,, slut, . tr ......Jt'a clumt tueh "'*~ e!lctrlc ........... -.:So ••• • • Mufflen ' FREE •• • .... ... . 4 .. . 'I ... \ ...., • ~· , h· . WHEN MI; ·MD MII.-CUFiOID trtNOGIAibany, N.Y., foUrid a b&by lquirrel lbat ,,had fallen from a tree, they na~ed; ~t "Tl~r" and bro;Uiht ft Into the bouse. Tbelr doubt. aboullt 'ptti11J' along With the family c~ibua"Lqt were -eet a,t reat \f.h~ "Tiger" proceeded to •dq>t the&;,. ·Here, tbe ·~h relaxes Patlenti, while the ex-tree . eij_m:bef ~tor tiottled dlbner. t:f~rna&nal Sou"floiflhnt.nJ REGGIE, THE RICH BOV, INVITED ME OVER TO M AI<E MUD PIES We Carry o Complete Line Auto Aceeaorles ,iI___ SEAT COVERS- TIRES- BAhERIES ·---· RELIEF FROM MORNING BACKACHE• ,ou•............ .... tiN .... ....,...... ..._,....eep __ ,, ,, .. ...,a....,...... ........,...-.......... · - · oc ... -- ,... .......... .Uk-1............. . . ~ . ' ' , •. ••, ~ ., lik.\,o ...., - 41Y.. IIAIWJ,.tl .. ·,t· -::.•' ...... ; _1 1"'• -~ , , • OCTOBER 15-20 11111.,. • • 11 .... . . . . . . ~. "'. : NIGHTS SPECIAL .,....., I 2 Adult Tickets Admit Truck Claudette Colbert (tarry Sullivan ''THE TI!XAS LADY"I (Superscope and Technicolor) -also-. Kevin McCarthy Ed Roblnaon "NIGHTMAII" Cartoon--"U' 'N ATOM" MOORE'S FALL Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy~Middleport, 0 ., 0.!.15, 11511-5 tlv llhL AND MR~- SMml THE SMITH FMill.V l By UNITED PRESS RENO r.j"ev. - Howard Kin&. 185, Reno, Nev., outpointed Joe Sandell 2JI San Diego, Calf. 10. ' ~ ~:' '' 1 Wise's R~tuJ:n From MoforT"9. 0..~ri.~1!~~!~ft ~c her ot 1he Pawnee l,lboma. Hi;; IJldian Ho-Tp-S or "Leader Drcorati..ons for the . earri9d out ibe Indian' and m11ny 9f. ~he ladies Men and women, married. or· ,.~_ ...,,,in all 1~11:"".. ~ o1 wor.. -. ,.._ Jactei.J had the ball I .,.:. ' lllef!ti:ng was ppeoed by the group Over 100 sciuare dancers most I do_-pa-ao. re,peatlng the Lord'• Prayer thi..• f h ~ . II Jerry H ~-1 p, )'fJUthtul danN! 'ro11 call fl nd rtoports of lawt ~eet - 0. t em front over ""'. m et !!slier and nati9naUy_ known inIna was d d a .vay ' took part tn the Fifth Ah- structor of Cloelanali, 0 ., dlrectrea an approved. The nual Mid-Ohio ValJey Square · ~ '•· •· ~ lret,Ur4;!r rrports wu i(Ven by Hd · , . ed both aftprooll and evenm1 .,. .,. eb William.o the treasurrr. It W'il ~ Dance F.,tJYa_l Sat urd ay after- e\'r nh. Before lh e workshop are& voted t b b d . noon nnd evenmg In .t he Pomeroy t'alll'l"i\. inchrd !ng Harry Saxtnn o uy " a m1lon set lor Junlor High gvmnasmm 1 >r Jtoom 3, Plans were msde for the : nf Charlestop, .Bud Bleau of Ni.... ,.,.toorn ittnthers to have a Halloween E-\'ents of the day featured s tro, W. Va., and _J o Hardy, Pont~o .. · party for the school ch.ildren ami workshop in the afternoon and croy, called for Impromptu dan.. .. ' vls,itors. They wOI serevejce cream "[square dancing from 6-ll :30 P . ces. . . ...., C!'Up cak~s and Kool ald. The room M. During both ~c ssi ons western A f eature of the evemna pro;. ·M others n~med by ihe presi dent I style dllnclng was cmvha 11 ized. gr.am was a 20-~lnute_ thow _by !• .w ere Room 1 Lera Van Meter, Ro$e I Western ~ t)'le squarea used old Mike Simmons l_n which he ln,1. Young, Edna Roush a n d Billi-: figures r}ften forgotten., re\•lved ~tructed dancers 1D Indian dancSnU:.h. Room it Helen Wilii.am~. l lnto new patterns . lor modern ln_g pat . '!rn~, and sho'!ed pari of ... Welma Blake, Thelma Henry, Alma square danc ~ ng . An example is hts e~1ten~\'f'. col!lect10n of lnJchnsr, ~ Room 111 &ett,f Call, Ev~ the varred uses D(IW of th e old ian. "OJ.!~s .'11~ (''lS'Uflle... . . e1yn Nicholson, Narlcy and Dorothy figure, do-si-do n•vivPd in four Simmons was u_slsted 1n hts . Van Meter. different ways, one b11in~ the d~n: 1 nF. ~ ~ ..,vmtraltt>'l by J'l"tn - - --~ Tf r n ,H:·: rr· · Bolh .._,, .e )!'Lllillnt "buttet"fly" Indian tere- sQuaw F . ri · tcbo!aatically lneliJible. game with •one as b<·tb fell incomplete. • Powerful .Pt. ~t . tiQJ)e& Middleport also saw acoriDJ wllb • looc! Nitro e!eyei\ . OD cbanco, fall to materialize .. the Saturday •ft•l'no~>n at Nt~, lackeh p.rob&biy played . their whilt! the Wabama ntlcons best game- of the year ln holdlni meet anoth~r' tougie •s they Wellston acOreleas in the second meet the- undl!feated JUPltY Vlt- half and completely outplaying ,·nd· on tbe ·u.uer'• !let' •• Fri- them trom halftime on. The &-~~ a day ·A-. "fliJbt. all ln last s 'The POSTUREPEDic" • lfw ....... c.ltl. .. ,..... ..Ill I l • l •• 't ,... .._._....,.,....,. ......... Mf't . . .. . . . . . . H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • P-~ M•••lll••• ....,.,.•• t, .. n.lrlelloc.u ....... ..,.c.ur ..,,.,,.rt·••ftct ''"'' ,, -··1111 •-naiwna . - - -. / OHIO • •• >' \ I R- COMPANY. . _ ,liT IF Til lllTrUI \ . 11. ·.I,.· 111 111 n••nte ann• !Willi II Ulll¥111 (jo t ..IS,OI PIOilt:ll II UUTIJO 11001 . -. '! . ""' ...... ..~- · ·-·~--~ . ..,. . .. '"'--·· �. I • t ~- College Teams Ease Up After Winning Weekend Ohio State. Takes Top Honors In Whippmg minois By 26-6 • j ' COLUMBUS. 0 _ up _ MO<I 3 nf Ohio's !l footbaU playing collea:ea were tak.irrg tbings easy tc> day following the full-5tale grid __ ....... laol we•Oond. 0 · 1·1 1•- Oh' ••-t B "•ce ~G.:•lnh was bhe·~d " 1:-- e "" eyesh !' at glhra r 1 ht the major s are of e 1m• IJ t as they rolled to a 26-6 victory u.f, the fl&htlng Jllin 1 of the University of lllinoill. ° Led by the defensive play of big Jim Parker, the Bucks punched aeross two touchdowns In tbe open- ing period and one tbilJ and fourth dominate play. . I C!~ll!nAPM~E!INh~ld ,.,,, 'Am\ltal Mido.OMe VaHey s.pa~ ir;; l'l!IUIIt m"t'"g at the srh ..l Mon. D Fest"IVaJJJ~Id 0 n. aturday !;' .iay O.tobll! flnt. with Mro 'lietty ance n , ., Call the preside nt In· •harge . Th ~ • Da117 Seatlnel, Pllmeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Oct. 15, 1956 ~~f"~ In the to comple1ely ~.:b~~~ Weekend Sports Jackets, Panthers, Shoot For First snmmary SEO Win In Race To Vacate Cellar SATURDAY the Red Sldn's ~econd league vicNEW YORK - Nashua ., ended tor)' . hi& racing career by setting a The Xavier Mwklleen spoilf'd n-· Ame•l<•n r~.-..~d lor two the Untvt'rsity of Cindnnali'.s .... • • w. homeeomtng by steam- ro 11 111g . h miles in the Jockey Club Gold t e C Ra o..,,, •. 34·l< . 11 woo th• 13 t·b •n- up ce. ... 1- r .., Lpo JS. CHICAGO-Dc~ 1 cate defeatL"d valry. Summer Tan by a head in the Wooster College capitalized on Hawthorne Gold Cup race. five Dension fumble~ and errorless ball on their own part to MELBOURNE, Australla-Jim score a win. Washineton and Jef- Bailey won the 800 n.tter race fenon powerful land machine in the Auslrali an Olympic track groond nut a 21-Q victory over and £ield trials. Case Tech Saturday afternoon. 1. KANSAS CITY- The Kansas Urwbeaten Captial University romped to a 33-0 victory aver Ken~ City Athletics traded outfielder ]l AI Pllarcik and pitcht'"r Art Cecto the Baltim.ore Orio]es £-or piteher Rlnold Dure and outd hands on tb hall and then co-a!te fielder Jint Pisoni. to victory. it was the Lutheran's Ohio Wesleyan bad to fight off the record settmg perfomance of ii~t ~r:!e ti.~es t~~/~o;;d th~~ Akron Quarterback 1'om Boa&l to down the Zipps 33-2'1. The p1sa..t'hrowing Bogas set two new Ohio Conferente re<:ords In lhird '""ght the game and tied another. His Villanova avenged la.,.t yeu's four touchdowns passes matched "ot>Sett vicbtory to the Univers.ityb ',', an 0 C mark and his 17 compleay on Y scormg two secon a tiofl..'; for 301 yards both rewrote touchdowns in making a l3-0 win 0..,, th< Fly .. ..., the r~ord book. •Kent State.... "· used thf'ir brother Plount Union ia still alowlng to- act·Biil and Jlm Whilley-in de· day, Saturday the Purple Raiders reating Ohio Univf'rHily 32-13. The broke a 10 game losin8 &treat by two lad~ lcct the l''lashcs· attack upending previously unbeaten Ot- to score at least once in every terbein 12-7, Mount Union Na& be- pulod. 'hind 711 at the half but scored Heidelberg remained undefeated touthdowna in e011ch of the tblrd and fourth perlodl to score tbe thia aeuon by turning back Wa·buh College at OrawtordSY'ille, upset Ind., 21 -20. Dave Dow won the In on"<! of the har-der foua:ht a:ame with his third straight con· 1ames Saturday night, Miami kept venlon. alive ii.J bid tor a 1econd straight Five.and-a-h11lf-fot Clti~ Bim'Mid-American ~erence crown bo WUUams led Weslertill Jleserve by defeatin• . l&iflhall College or to a 20--13 win over Bll~o ~it Huntington, W. Va . 21.-14. it waa versity. The HIO.pound halft>ilk threw two louchrtown pas~>es and scored t·he oth1·r as the Red Cats came from hehllld for· the win. Joe Smaltz put on a one man show as Joho Carroll tripped Clarion State Te.rchers College, Clarion, Pa. , 20-7. Smaltz scored twice In the t:ame. Tbe third and · fourth degrees In other gamell plHyt>d by state were conferrtd when Rock teams, Oberlin was beaten by AlSprln11 Granje met Thursday Legheny Colle){t' 111 Mt>adsvllle, Pa. eveoln&. 26-12, A:i!hland rollt~rl over Ohio Home-r Rice, worth¥ matter, Northern 40-13. F iiHilay trounced presided and Ill officers were Wilmington 55-6 and BluHton beat preaent. It was decided to In- Ddlllnct' 41 -0. stall tbe otncera wlth Pomon~t SIOAL STANDINGS Grange officers · In November. TIAM W L T TP P OP Booster nlgbt was ~tnnounced 3 0 0 6 51 13 for Thursday e vening, Oct. 18. Jack1an Ntlo<ionvlll• 2 0 1 5 '16 14 beginning at 8 P. M. There will Lagan 21044620 be a program and the public J5 Galllpoll1 1 1 1 3 41 50 Invited. A'hana 1 2 0 2 32 43 A poUuck suppl'!r was served w~lllfon ' 2 0 2 4J 47 0 2 0 0 0 20 to 44 membeu and tho~~e- who Pomeroy 0 0 0 0 34 had blrthd~rr• In the past tbrec Mlddl•port Total• 10 10 2 22 241 241 month&. wtr ~ ltonored . Two Degrees Given At Rock Springs Grange Meeting a car~lli Tbe Pomeroy Panthers and th.e Middk'!port Yellow Jackets both will be attempting to get h .. h 1 I}U( o1 f. e 1eague coa 1 o e" this com ina: Friday nlgbt aa they SUNDAY SAN FRANCISCO-Doug Ford Don January . Mike Fetchick and Jay Hebert tied for th.e lead at th.e end of the final round In the Western Open Golf Touroament. PEBBLE BEAOH C l'f W'f • a 1 .- 1 • fie Smith defeated Mrs. James Ferris 8 and 6 , in the final round the Trans-Mlsslnippi Women's Amateur Golf Tournamf'nt. of ---=----------- Wes Belles Scores Another 600 Seri·es For Crow Team Crows Chicks wnn two out of "' Pt. Pleasant three games in the City Bowling league list Thurtday night as We~ BclleB continued his heavy :scoring with another 600 series. Belles ha(! aame!l of 189, J90 and a big 14~ for a 624 aeries as he led the Chickl to thelr two wins nver Ohio Produce of Gallipolis. Tl-.e Chick.'! had gamett ot 922 M6 and a Yeason high of 086 for a 2764 series, but lost th.e mtddle! laDle as t•he Produce live bit 945. In the.blg 986 .g.ame in . loddtt~ to Belle9' 245 Clifford hal J.., MenchiD\~,., Rigg• t90'aod t.titl~ 202. At -ot the Chicks wl!re Mr the 500 mark with Rigss hltting 5~2. Louks 5W and Mencltinl MO. Emil Thomas was hiltlh for the losers with 5~8 . Men's Cl•nlt ' ' OHIO PRODUC& R.... 159 224 169 552 R, Pollock 193 167 171 531 E Thomas 191 190 177 551 K WIUi1m1 164 178 167 509 Burke 171 186 171 535 Tot1l 878 . , 869 2692 CROW'S CHICKS Clifford 110 In 166 523 M'"<!flinl ... 159 193 188 540 Riggs· 194 161 110 !152 s•• 200 141 -"' J1U 189 140 245 624 922 156 9M 2764 L•uko Balles Total ...uplh:·J:.::. m~n aDd tbe Nelsonville Hounds. tanale with SEO oppoDents. 'l'be two Bend clubs are winlea In SEO compehtioo with neither · scorint a pmnt lo 1081na bolb o1 the loop conteds. The Pan~ers take on the Athena Bulldogs 08 the loeal field Friday nlght,IJ. while the Jackets trek to · Ga111polll to meet a Blue Devil eleVf:ll that should be on tbe r;ebound. ~ewhere In the teaeue lacUon eatertain• Wellstoa aad Malson , ville and t<u.1an taniJ)e 08 . the Chieftain fi~ld. Here in the Bead j',fea tbe red hot Rutland De¥1Is. wbo lire 80.11 undefeated alld ' the bi--t ~P :::~~~~~= . In tC:Je hJ~I~t, ,t~= . . tho latter'• 1ltld oa ~= r::::~'t::'tr:h:~ olalit. The SEO ol l~elr ;~~.. B~.~~~~.le~,!'Y !!.~.::: t:·~:u:·· ;:,';..::: ~:.: r: f:::~:. J~~~~· .:·:.~~~.~ !~ th~:~:e::t~~~~ ~ r:.u; Elsewhere Friday's Nelsonville on the, by Jim st. Clair on the la•t play ill& The Plaim wltb Jim ere, HoliDd field on November 9 of the glllDe wun't quite lona: means leading the wa~ witb four shOuld decide the UUe unless enough to read! pay dirt. St. touchdowns. The DevUI a,.d Ctesome c]l!b up~eta tbe don.. buc- Cl 1r hi 1 '-h· d .,, ket rD a ~~~~ caq h rom "1nl an ...,~ meau are l.ne of the top ' ~eona, 1 · ave 1er an, w o made a great team,s in the state. Wa1utm1 lOll •--•• Tbe Hounds have won two but ..c.Je o save the game. Galli- their flfth game 12-7 to MiltQa, have a 7·7 tie wtb tbe GalUpolia polis was up.aet by the Athena and Pt. Pleuant eonUnuecl to "" Blue Devils. but b)' winning the Bulldogs 19-6 a& tbe Devlla play- roll with a Impressive 32-12 wta ol . 1 .. h i ed liatleao ball without the aerA hi d Ky rut their a:amcs COUIQ .....e ____:_:::__ _::.;:~:::....:.:::__o::_':.:er::....::.::::':.::::'":::·-=:c·~----their flrst SEO title in history. Pomeroy continue-d to look for aD offense lalt week as Hellionville outplayed them in tald~ a 1.0 defensive battle. Tbe PaD· then bad ooJy one good drive all evenill&: as they threatened to tie tbt score in the last quarter, but with the ball on the IS yard libe, third . down and !':;:t ~hei 0 ; 5 :~~~~pt~h~~:e pu:.: I I I r 'UP.JN-THE.AIR' TURTLE GROUNDED1'J .., _,. __ ,. ~ .inaide tbe " Phillipp~. WOLF PEN ;it·,. •,,~, •oi ltb; ' ·li!#lie Mljl'l!la, <aiiM\. ' oo E. Blakeslee, serv~>d soft drlnk11, sanrlwl_~h"''!: ~ri'l,. co.ffee uring the x.J llbMb', Manlaer ev~n ing dan~. bJII appo£1&1sUU ThP. evf'l[t wall s~onsored .by the· rr'ri·Statf' Square 'Dance Asso,.tn~ion of . {funtlngton, . vr. . Phrt Globnkar i~ til't!~if'lrnt of tbP, P.aw n' T'liW Club, ]ocal ho~t '-"" ..... IT ,.,.,_.... el ,...., kiWIL& ~~~~~~~~~fgl~ve~y~ar~d~l~lo~e~f~o~u~r~u~·m~eo~,~b~ul~::==========~~~~====~~::::::::::::::::::- w ::: FIC';HT RESULTS ' a fdlilwshlo · '5 :30 P. M. a~(l 4-)1 t-.er o !lt~Si!d. "d bv Mr. and &00 W. 8eeoDi St.-PhDDtt: 432, PODIMOJ' tt~ni"SJJ They Ylai\ed ~ben \r-Ollt;_[•s ·'Old Kentucky KOO\e" a' ~ ­ town; Henry Cley's home at Lextnat.on; _}he Calumet Farms: Pioneer· z:~tate Park, Lincoln Stite ~~~rk an~ Berea, Ky., and the ~ Ab~y of 0li,J' Lady of GeihaemanL Trapplat, Ky., and th·e Sl JOteph Pro-Cathedral. fampua !01 ltJ beau~ful paintlngs wbieb were a:tven to the ebureh by "the Kina: of France, Louis costuiJl~s. '>t'f\'l.'d ~· · Jfowa: • ........,....,_ W; Sai. f ..Jz- Open a• N'o 1an ..co.t1ntv home ean arranee for moDe' .. '"'t"""' r•• ~"''ng , hAYe returded from a mote.- . trip this put wt!JI:. )(r, Wise, wh.o Is Chief o! Guards at Ohio Valley Electric Coty .. ~Dd ~110 t:J,"DI lQ the per1~nnel · · re ~ tm·ned to his work Mon !ly. .Menfiu~ rs of the ..fP.r !he dlr~rtiQn of iiM»66 promptly, privately, an•,.· · " ' " "' <'- Simmons ·f:tl --'lle ::••:;~~'~led is a11 group. · ·Mn. slater, ' ·OAKH1U ' GASOIJN£ AUE'J C. M. Vh1ing, Pomf!roy, Tt>ceotly, : . Joe Hatfield and famHy 'Gf W. Vi., were week elld iuetts (If M.r and Ml!'t .. cnarle' Smith. Iva JoMson is . r.eeoverlng f"!~· fl .rect>-nt · illness. ·.: ~~. :f.~arl ' ;Lt~Ue ~~~ . a t~cent ~liat . ·blf her parents M'rs. ' Bam Wya:tt. Mr. and Arttett Wears and Arthur Morri!l han returned to their sta· tton& aft~r spending a furlough · wllh 'their pon•nl~ IN Georg• J(lobel Mitzi Gaynor "The ..... And The ...., . (V ..tawlllon and TKhltlcoler, -alaoJaa. Cagney Stephan M'Nally 'TrOtut-. To A l1clm ...... Clnemale:!ope and Technicotor (:,.,..._ "CaMy Batt Ag&ln" Tuftd•y·Wedntllday Oct. 1..17 FAMILY I ·' I PHONE 388-Y M,. of Ra- POMEROY • SERVICE CENTER . ' CASH LOANS ALL Money For Yoa Repay Only $1$0 ...•• , 8.85 Per Month USI . . . 14.08 Per Month •soo . . . . . 21.30 Per Month UOO . . . . 35.36 Per Month Paymenlo ln<lude all eharget. 25-payment plu. Repay loot. or at leu eollt II you wloh. Loan• UO to UOOO, subjeet to our promplappnl\'al. Moores Brand Installed . . . . .-of -·· kst . pflftl,lllfuN fOftlellmH ..... uow , • ...'-:1 In tit. . fwm.of fire, flood,, slut, . tr ......Jt'a clumt tueh "'*~ e!lctrlc ........... -.:So ••• • • Mufflen ' FREE •• • .... ... . 4 .. . 'I ... \ ...., • ~· , h· . WHEN MI; ·MD MII.-CUFiOID trtNOGIAibany, N.Y., foUrid a b&by lquirrel lbat ,,had fallen from a tree, they na~ed; ~t "Tl~r" and bro;Uiht ft Into the bouse. Tbelr doubt. aboullt 'ptti11J' along With the family c~ibua"Lqt were -eet a,t reat \f.h~ "Tiger" proceeded to •dq>t the&;,. ·Here, tbe ·~h relaxes Patlenti, while the ex-tree . eij_m:bef ~tor tiottled dlbner. t:f~rna&nal Sou"floiflhnt.nJ REGGIE, THE RICH BOV, INVITED ME OVER TO M AI<E MUD PIES We Carry o Complete Line Auto Aceeaorles ,iI___ SEAT COVERS- TIRES- BAhERIES ·---· RELIEF FROM MORNING BACKACHE• ,ou•............ .... tiN .... ....,...... ..._,....eep __ ,, ,, .. ...,a....,...... ........,...-.......... · - · oc ... -- ,... .......... .Uk-1............. . . ~ . ' ' , •. ••, ~ ., lik.\,o ...., - 41Y.. IIAIWJ,.tl .. ·,t· -::.•' ...... ; _1 1"'• -~ , , • OCTOBER 15-20 11111.,. • • 11 .... . . . . . . ~. "'. : NIGHTS SPECIAL .,....., I 2 Adult Tickets Admit Truck Claudette Colbert (tarry Sullivan ''THE TI!XAS LADY"I (Superscope and Technicolor) -also-. Kevin McCarthy Ed Roblnaon "NIGHTMAII" Cartoon--"U' 'N ATOM" MOORE'S FALL Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy~Middleport, 0 ., 0.!.15, 11511-5 tlv llhL AND MR~- SMml THE SMITH FMill.V l By UNITED PRESS RENO r.j"ev. - Howard Kin&. 185, Reno, Nev., outpointed Joe Sandell 2JI San Diego, Calf. 10. ' ~ ~:' '' 1 Wise's R~tuJ:n From MoforT"9. 0..~ri.~1!~~!~ft ~c her ot 1he Pawnee l,lboma. Hi;; IJldian Ho-Tp-S or "Leader Drcorati..ons for the . earri9d out ibe Indian' and m11ny 9f. ~he ladies Men and women, married. or· ,.~_ ...,,,in all 1~11:"".. ~ o1 wor.. -. ,.._ Jactei.J had the ball I .,.:. ' lllef!ti:ng was ppeoed by the group Over 100 sciuare dancers most I do_-pa-ao. re,peatlng the Lord'• Prayer thi..• f h ~ . II Jerry H ~-1 p, )'fJUthtul danN! 'ro11 call fl nd rtoports of lawt ~eet - 0. t em front over ""'. m et !!slier and nati9naUy_ known inIna was d d a .vay ' took part tn the Fifth Ah- structor of Cloelanali, 0 ., dlrectrea an approved. The nual Mid-Ohio ValJey Square · ~ '•· •· ~ lret,Ur4;!r rrports wu i(Ven by Hd · , . ed both aftprooll and evenm1 .,. .,. eb William.o the treasurrr. It W'il ~ Dance F.,tJYa_l Sat urd ay after- e\'r nh. Before lh e workshop are& voted t b b d . noon nnd evenmg In .t he Pomeroy t'alll'l"i\. inchrd !ng Harry Saxtnn o uy " a m1lon set lor Junlor High gvmnasmm 1 >r Jtoom 3, Plans were msde for the : nf Charlestop, .Bud Bleau of Ni.... ,.,.toorn ittnthers to have a Halloween E-\'ents of the day featured s tro, W. Va., and _J o Hardy, Pont~o .. · party for the school ch.ildren ami workshop in the afternoon and croy, called for Impromptu dan.. .. ' vls,itors. They wOI serevejce cream "[square dancing from 6-ll :30 P . ces. . . ...., C!'Up cak~s and Kool ald. The room M. During both ~c ssi ons western A f eature of the evemna pro;. ·M others n~med by ihe presi dent I style dllnclng was cmvha 11 ized. gr.am was a 20-~lnute_ thow _by !• .w ere Room 1 Lera Van Meter, Ro$e I Western ~ t)'le squarea used old Mike Simmons l_n which he ln,1. Young, Edna Roush a n d Billi-: figures r}ften forgotten., re\•lved ~tructed dancers 1D Indian dancSnU:.h. Room it Helen Wilii.am~. l lnto new patterns . lor modern ln_g pat . '!rn~, and sho'!ed pari of ... Welma Blake, Thelma Henry, Alma square danc ~ ng . An example is hts e~1ten~\'f'. col!lect10n of lnJchnsr, ~ Room 111 &ett,f Call, Ev~ the varred uses D(IW of th e old ian. "OJ.!~s .'11~ (''lS'Uflle... . . e1yn Nicholson, Narlcy and Dorothy figure, do-si-do n•vivPd in four Simmons was u_slsted 1n hts . Van Meter. different ways, one b11in~ the d~n: 1 nF. ~ ~ ..,vmtraltt>'l by J'l"tn - - --~ Tf r n ,H:·: rr· · Bolh .._,, .e )!'Lllillnt "buttet"fly" Indian tere- sQuaw F . ri · tcbo!aatically lneliJible. game with •one as b<·tb fell incomplete. • Powerful .Pt. ~t . tiQJ)e& Middleport also saw acoriDJ wllb • looc! Nitro e!eyei\ . OD cbanco, fall to materialize .. the Saturday •ft•l'no~>n at Nt~, lackeh p.rob&biy played . their whilt! the Wabama ntlcons best game- of the year ln holdlni meet anoth~r' tougie •s they Wellston acOreleas in the second meet the- undl!feated JUPltY Vlt- half and completely outplaying ,·nd· on tbe ·u.uer'• !let' •• Fri- them trom halftime on. The &-~~ a day ·A-. "fliJbt. all ln last s 'The POSTUREPEDic" • lfw ....... c.ltl. .. ,..... ..Ill I l • l •• 't ,... .._._....,.,....,. ......... Mf't . . .. . . . . . . H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • P-~ M•••lll••• ....,.,.•• t, .. n.lrlelloc.u ....... ..,.c.ur ..,,.,,.rt·••ftct ''"'' ,, -··1111 •-naiwna . - - -. / OHIO • •• >' \ I R- COMPANY. . _ ,liT IF Til lllTrUI \ . 11. ·.I,.· 111 111 n••nte ann• !Willi II Ulll¥111 (jo t ..IS,OI PIOilt:ll II UUTIJO 11001 . -. '! . ""' ...... ..~- · ·-·~--~ . ..,. . .. '"'--·· �,, &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-.Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 15. 1956 The Daily Sentinel • Hawaiian Is Guest Speaker ·~t Christian Endeav.or Meet oBH.jie Young, Hono l ulu , Ha- Middleport Ch ur c h o r Chn.-.l met Wlli, wat lhe g uest spuker when on Sunday eve ninJ!: aud also the CllrlstJan Lud t'a \·or of the ipoke bnef! y lo lhe ehurl' h al - -- ---- their (.. J G anet rate Is Wed On Friday . T 0 Go ry DUdd 1ng ~t!' r vu:l' leavi ng fo r Hull a.Q d addrt!l>St!d t he Chu rc h MISS th-;;~ :0.\r~ Wil ham Grate, C h a rlt-.~ to n , fo r mer Mid· .Mr. anrt South dleport n•sJ dt•nl' ha vr· announfl!d the marrltl j,lt' , f tiH'tr daugh. ter, Janb, to (; ;, 1; I. Dudding, October 12. :J \ th : Vmt· t~ nt Memorial (;hrist•l! n ChL1rch . lluntinetDB. W Va Tht· tcr em ony was performt•t.l a t t' Jg h : o'dork In tbc evenln ~ h) !In· Hn. Blanken· ~hip. Attendant s w<Te Miss Peggy Def,.nbau gh J nd Ev Nctt Ack.,_l lOri, Hunl rn ..,; ln n ~ venm g • Vouog, who " ~ ht'fl' h~ 4 Miles S. of Cht•Jiter student •b ruught to th e United State& und t· r the sponl>or shlp of the Md g s Co unty Me n 's f ellowship of Churo;- hcs of Chn~l ass lstt' d by t he c hurc hes in the eount y Ut• 1~ att cndm M K cnlu t' ky Chri sti a n Co llqce. fi r <~) son . Ky ., wh ~ r{' he h;,, H T! • ~ ed a follr ye ar ~ chol ars h 1 p . Th is ('V J' n lng he wll l ~ p••ak at the F<~mil ~ N1 g h! pr·ug r·a m .,f the Mcn·s fo' e )lu w ~ l ll p ,ll thf' Hulland Chl!rrh when Professor N;rch , Krntut·ky Chr btr nn Cnll t• ,r.:; t·. wrll bt! Ihe m ~ m ~ pNk l" r Th c ~ o11 n l.( ~ tude n l lol d uf his The Bloodmobile 15 COMING OCT. 15-26 AT 7:30P.M. t'lrot 6 Evening, a different sp,.aker will be beard . . &ev. t'reelllnd Norrlo Will Speak the Roma!ndar. Mt:Comq eon· ~1. aad tbe nat boltflllla will H Mn, William Walter• aad Ktt. Richard 'Schwab. Mn. Wallen' aaniverpry .,.,. oblerved b)' llr&. Dwijbt WaUare pve 1 Seeret Pal. demonstratloD -or Tupper wve' iM!r' ud borne of Mrs. . Gerald pr&Jet medltaUon. Roger Hill Sixth Birthday Observed VOL VIII tee In charge or the fund of $300 pledged. A vote of thanb was gtven to Kilti Beu Slrnborn who purchased new lndirett spiral liJbta for lrhe Sunday Sebool Assembly room and to Dan White, Pomeroy, who Installed the llchtl for the chureb free of ebat~e ~ N::~~!~~:,. ~ roa 7 1 $299.00 ~ BAKER ~ FURNITURE 10: I! Oo The Br!~hleat Ctw~ Der In Mlddlerort !:J = Ill BAKt:a FURNITURE Ill __ w... ...,_ ...,,.. ..,.... ... ptr,t \', Jl, · ICollkl'illb! , ,p't;~ttl I OD ~••U,.,~ bera .qre~nt were Supt. M~ Comaa. · Mr. ·Konkrl&ht, H. E. Cook. James !farris, Ernt>st Euler, ltobert ,.Covert, Ralph Frieda Faehnle Nan ~dclifte, Friends attending the birthday party fo'P'Toger llll! last Th·u~y are pictured aboVe: nker, Roger Htll, Bobby Manley, Ernest Smithand Robert Smith. Second row: Kathey Hill, p eggy Bower~. Sedoma Spencer, Leah Grue..;;er,Jeft to right first row: Jon Yonkers, Park Yo Roberta Smith , Sharoq Herrmann Karen Gru eser an~ Bonnie Yonker. Mr and Mr.~ Ll·o IIII I, Main ~ t. Guy F Sayre Middleport. t!nl.,.r :arn cd Thut - , t ~ a} fo~\' t: Oct 11. Several game~ wen• played with with <r hrrthrla y 11arl}' honoring their sqn lto!;L'r'., SJXlh birthda\', Thl• home w;.s dt•('oralcd In Jceep· rng with lhr lmllowcen ~eason . A ~ ·wl'in l ti N'nraled rcntcr piece wa ~ a lamh lmthtl~v Cllkc baktl<j by Lhl' lwnur n J g uests Aunt M; ~ prizes awardf'd to . Honn re Yonke", Kathy Hill . Bobhy Manley a n d Robert . Smrth Cak, Jce cre~tm, hot chocolate and halloween fuvors Wl're served to the foltowrng gu{'sbi: Bobby Man- Beta Sigma Phi Young People Exemplar Chapter Conduct'Boptist Plans For ATea Church Services • -· ·- ,, . ; ley, Rebecca Sayre, Shai08H;zT. mann, Sedonia Spenter, Petllit Bowers, Park, Bonnie and Jon Yonker-. Karen a n d Leab Gnie~er, Roberta , Ernest and Robert Smitb, Kathy and RO>nnie Hill MillS 8 Hrl1, Mr and Mrs Ro0ert Smith and the honored guest. , ·Moore, Mrs. 0. 'l'. KleJ~ and lira. E. S. Schaaf. Mrs. L.eiflieit Was Hostess For Party Of Young Adults Hr.s. Gladys Dai.ley, M111. Oliv· er Michael and Mrs. ConJ:Od Ohlinger were awarded coatume Chamber of Commerce ,LEA TfD DREAMS . FOI BEAUTY SLE.Er 1 pouf·of·o·Peat with its dainty lctee hitn Is here Finance to stay . . . so auds oway ond without a thouoht of Ironing the Acetate Tricot fabric, Comfort styled flotlery with motdad up-curve nddriH. tuxr.ulou1 Lovolieie double V-neckll,.. lootuts ..lin bow hiM. Auo;ted DCUtels, J ....... ' ... . .' .QLill' lit.~! ., JVIIAT ilfAKES C.H ESSIE'S ' •' I R ..4 r ~·! building •"~!'• U:.: . :tt ()A . o' . I [ OR 0 J¥ ''1 . . , I, "' .' mended 't he work ·done on the lev· Council Monday eve1'1in.g to have a . ~ which is said to be one of the Community Hatlowecn festival best alon..,; the river; un the parking lot near the Village Mrs. J J Davi~:~ and H<:~rry MJ::· Hall on October St. Muter, J'epresentlng properi,v P.aul Haptonstall, ~hairman of owners froM the ViCttritv of a local laundry, met with Council. M1·s. the Legion's HallOween cOmmittee, Davis· pre:~~ rated · a letter from ;::ppeared ' before Mayor C 0 loltthS~ate Indmtt.ial H)IJ,iene' ·E Qiineer Yee 1who &:h~ted lbat ill., Ws opin· er and the Council and presented iOn the raJsiJ;IS ,of . tb~ I!Rio(l;estaclt their prb~dSal after tht Lt>gion had at the lauqdr~ ~ !"ouJ:.d. not eliminate been corJt.llcted by the president. of the Oarden Club earlier -this the da:mag~ frv.m 5\l~t; ' One •ftJ serw iJ dt!ing It> maie 1 .. I, I . ' Che.ele rldea the Earlier thl• year, Chesapeake and Ohio and two other major coal-carrying railroads, leadIng ~oat producers and exportert and the United Mine Workers joined together to form American Coal Shipping, Inc.-a new $50 million company to assure a stable and continuing movement ol American coal for Europe's industrial expansion. Through Its Atlantic port ol Newport News, V~ bandies nearly half of . Q.O.currently ' . \ ...U. t/u CAn.•il .slurt-c.t HI-. Mi<Aigo• ••~ Wtico"'tio. America's mounting export ofbitmninous coal. Almost 20 million tons will move throuldt this port in 1956 and a new $3 million pier additiw there will further increase C&0'1 coal bano dling capacity. The import of or"' through Newport NeWI has increased to Jive times what it was only two years ago. A new $8 million bulk cargo pier means that more of the can which carry coal down to the sea will return ,lqacled ,..th import~ ~res for America's ipdujtry, From the Atlantic to the Great Lakes progressive things are happening all aton'g the C&O. It Is this spirit of enterprile picled by sound planning that keeps <llesSie s railroad growing and going. W041td y~u hkt. a ,..,tfOIW. of Jkf1.11'tt 11t Chmle. flat. en4. lkt:lr fGmll,t W~lte. to1 Chesapeake ·and-Ohio Railway 1819 TWIINAL TOWII, CllYB.AND I, OHIOI Another Jetter wa* read" whieh •'· J,l11t ·:,allroadjng on water'' l•:nm new to Chessie's railroad. C&O'• Beet oflseven big, fa.t . Trainferries carry trainloads;Of. freight between Ludington, Mic~igan1 1mii the Wileimsin ports of Milwaukee~ Manitowoc and 1:.. waunee. This yt!ar-nmnd :Ji'ainfeny . ~co across Lake Michigan is a key link in tho fast east-w..t freight service route. .f'"r.A~ ofllo•ol!ila •Nl ,.,_,... The ff(!IYCy ·Ber.nett Post, No 128, American Legion, and t h e . '' : L ' ' ( . ''' Middleport PlaDs For ACommunity Halloween Party of the Cole and Walnut ttreet Ievett as the malil project Mi"dleport Garden qub we~e .:1 ' ' Mayor Ph'her adiJ"'CtiU.ncn- s,m. givoo. p~-o.Ut· o1' Jh Village. ,. ,u"· , \ 1 I' I I' M . , '• , · wldehinl of streeta, reb.u ilding of streetli ruined by heavy trucks, gravelling and grading _ of roads and a]levs, aewer Jines, storm rewers. ,tatC"h basins, min·boles, three cuttings of the town cemeterys and Surrounding lots, removal I){ treei, patching of atreeb, removal of Umbs and other debrla from tbe j=~·n~~~h~e:~;:d:it~~h~=~ N W. COMPTON, 0. D. ,, Charlea Pugh. 23', Pearl St.. was plaeed In jail Monday evening under 1130 bond on ebar1e of leavlna: tbe acene al an aeci· dent. Pugh 18 cbar&ed with Lewis Ellis, street foreman, gave a report of his depart· meat's work ior the year when the Middleport Village Cou.o.cll niet with Mayor C. 0. FiBber presiding Monday night. Ellls, who stated that the report was not complete, named Young J)toplr of tht• Fir~t sip. Lis! Churt'h, under !li e supervisfor !he rr l•:x t' ITJJ>l itt tr a on Nov wn of Mrs Manning Kolcs , ('(lUDCilIll ill lin• homt· ttl T• 'fl'~ il Sw;ll;wl lor of the Scnmr Youth Fellowship wlwn thl' y 1,wr ~. .. ... p 1st wl'ek at pn·scnt1:d t h c urornmg worship tlwir cluh·rnoPt ; service HI tIre ahsl'nct: of their , j)a~t~ thl• H{'V. C. E. lloyt, who is Mr a n d M r~ Gerald Anthon)•, Games were played under the II l' 1t'n /\!k i n ~ J H"I' ~ J1 ! 1 · n l . [J ' I'SIII· attrnifrn, a dmrl',' t•onfen'o<'" ,.• direction of Ml"!l. Uifheit with ' t J' I' 1 1 · h " '' " " eoundllors of lhe Jun10' Youth ! ' ( I I.UH I ,. r., • \. rn . r. i::J H ' l · Cmclnn:rtl t•u ltural pr uj.i : .tur on ".\ rt 11 ~ c)u r ,.l:\ l<'cUowshlp, a!so assisted with tbe prizes awarded ,to Mrs. Oblinger GaJI Stumhn A<lve thf' lnVoCI· program and Mrs. Melvin Smith. . Sandwi~h,es, pie, cotft,e and llmn c". Ext•mpl : o~ r 'h ••ptl'r t•till ' l" · 'l'h1' candy were served by the h(Js. lain r tl tlil' :r nu;, ])a nrf., I"l)(' f'lill ~ OPTOIUTRJ8T te.ss to th(J8e named above and Wllh i:l ~ t<· :rk rtirutt'l al tht• S JWI 'I.,: Mrll. Florence Burru;ide, MrM. c. nwn Hc:-.tt~Ul'~ll[ 111 Attwn ·. V. Jonea and one guest, Mrs. Ed· ward Venoy • ll i>Str.sl's tnl't'ling Eoot Court Stnel, PotnerOJ ' Tbe Novernber meeUng will Wt'l l' i'hvlh ~ Mul lt• n, Vtrgi nra Clil · Ofll<e Hnu,., 9 to U, I 18 I. !Oote 11 NDI'I' on :be held at the home of MMi. ------.,-------,,...--~ f ~<r·d an ti !ll'lt·n : ••km~ 'Oliver Ex em p l ~ 1· For Leaving An Accident Scene thtt.r11~8ouiSdplwtoJ Middleport Council Hears Report Of Street Department O.n Repairs o; I Man Is Jailed ·IIIAR AND 10m Jna1 alone ID the J41ddl• mut and the tJDtted NaU.U. but 1D Loacton at Ua• "'Mill Worl¢'t conteat lltor•re dol.n& ftDL "'UUl llrael.. 1J IUD& Wetaa, and the "Mia BoptHI ~-il Norma Duto. had been H<ftt "to tbe awnet of th-e lauadry from•the n@f.ghbots. thank· inl the nlaauement for raising tbe stack but also saying that the aoot was alill damagiDJ thelr property. L R Wiley, Wayne Gibbons aod Robert McElhinney, council· mea, were named to meet with Engineer Yee and the laundry-ownin the near future to attempt to find a ~olution to the problem. Judse Cedric Clark, repr('8entina: the Middleport-Pomeroy Rot· ary Club, spoke brje!ly of various matters wh1ch the Club would Like to have corrected including bad sidewallul, ~oor street-signs, unlliChtly and unsafe buUdinp~par. ticularly in the busine~ section---, dum{W.ng <Jf ~DI the ri.~r -banta. A tommittee 'rrom the Rotley ~:JJd the Middleport Garden Club ll to re,port lo council in the near future w i t h more detinite plans for town improvements. ·Mls.s Jean Lima, treasurer, has received a letter from State Alit:!· itora Rhodts stating th.at in a throf.' year study of their records they .- had found numerous warrants which had not been d('posited. On~ Of tbeae was issued to the Village Of Middleport from the Gasolin" Tax lund in 1953 for the sum of $123Ul0 and should have been deposited in the Street Repair fund. A.ecor~ng to their records it had nQt been presented at the bank and could not be cashe-d otherHe. An investigation of the mlsalna warrant Is being made. Sinee,tbe Village had nut been informt!d U to t h e amount of money they ahould have recei,ed In 1958, they were Jaware or tbe miasiac: amoq.nt but r.cords show that ~~,y receiYed seven other warrants thai. year. A .pedaZ ml!t!tintt of Couru:il has bten tailed for ecxt week wiMII Street& signs and higbny er . ' .. ~;~~. ~;w~i~~ll~~ be ~ the dtacussadCounby meetmg the Elmer Maid· Co., Nelsonvtlle. done on the vii· their heavy equipto accept the reC. ·0 ~·isber as foi- . niontb. 1,. IULLIT1N COLUMBUS. 0. pos.tbility of the UP-Tho Ohle K• tl-..1 Guard king c.aJW In .. . handle the Per1111MM1th lltrlb lltv.tlon ••• hi,.... today In wiew of the , _ _ W.tdctvt cacned lty MOther outlrnak of vio'-nee. PORTSMOUTH, 0. UP-A new nareup or violeneoe in the Ohio Consoli<Uted Telephone Co. strike shut down the PCJI'tamouth. and New Bolton tJ:cbanges to.. day, jWit 12 hours after service was reatored following a three- o:cbangeJI lrerPt •Dd at New Boe- Warning Issued To Pranksters' Dads In Racine I Blood Donations Fall Short With O~y 72 Pints Collected ... Pom~roy· Omucil1 Meigs County Sportsman Learns That Horses Are Unpredictable Meigs Co. Sportsman 2-30--PI ... '". · For reasons that will be obvious, this must be a news slory, in part, without names. ' Friday, Meigs County's leading racing stable owner, Sidney A. Spencer, raced ·hi~ PeterS. Direct in two heats of the 16 Pace at the Lancaster fair. Sid rendered h:s con~idered judgement, 11nd over towards the betting window edged our hungry sportsman. On th~ way he bum,ped lnt(J a stranger with a literal fist full of betting tickets . "Say, friend," opcn('d the Meigs racing fan, "it looks like y o u know something a-bout th1s next heat. Got a iaod tip?" "l11urc (hi(') have," he answered, Drawing Sid ofr to the 1.1de alt- sh(Jwin.g very d}8trC!etiy tho nu m· er tllat fint hc11l, say!!. our ~ports· ber of a bone getting ready for lhe secnnd beat, by tben, man to Sid: Crestfallen, but bound not to give up, Mr Sportsnurn. the"n went Mlddleport, $571. after ttie tip . .After all, Sid ought 'Tlt":'••ry, $2(14. 75: Melli' to know, badn't be? Ubrary, $10.00; Meigs "Well. who. do you think Is going to win?" he queri~. Chief Franklin Hudson with traveling !WI mph in a 20 mile tone on Second St. In jaU il William luatice ~meroy, wbo bad been fined in Mayor'• eou:rt for overlORding his truek. arre.ued by the State Invertiptlng offteen:· Chief' of Police Bailey, I. It Neal and Stewart Hitrtill reported that SPIOMSOU PARTY PUJh was arre.!ited .afk-r his car, The Let.art FallS WSCS iJ a ~ere-ury, was noticed parked spo~l~g a Hallowee~ party at witb one fender removed. tbe .t ommunity IIUildli\j: Friday They tomprr.ed paint and Raeinc Mayor Bowud Frank ev nlng, • Oct. at 1'.7 p. Jil. is.' r ~on the ttfo ean and 1< - IOVft'0\1- i<! ' .ofte•'. . . . .~IIU''Itlttl>l ·uo, ~a,.. juuefl .a- ..Warnlna: tblt ed. Prizes will be awarded, I Arno eac. • pa~nts of · prankttera ' c&lllht Imurovement "Halloweening" will be beld res$349.3'1, none.. pt>rL~ible for damages to property or persons. Street Construction, Mainttn· He said t<Jwn officers are on ante Md Repair-$9;~nQ.63; $4,· 3'13.113, $2.338.3f, $12.006.l2. guard for IYhat are believed to Ce.D:!etery - $978M, $94.80, be teen-age Rirla hitting air out $3511.38, $?U.a: , . . or Ures parked along streets. If &ed Cross Blood ·Program, Chairman . Marion Ebersbach ' .Celin~tery..: .tiust Funds lqa.tp they Al'e r&uht, tbey 'trill ·be said· toda}' a total of 72 'Pints of blood wai ~en.Jrol" 8~ do- pmsecuted, the mayor said . nor~ pmts shorr pf tile amount hoped for-Monday durBeggars night for Racine ing the JI!Podmobile Operation at the Pomeroy Junior High youngsters will be Oct. 30. Tbe A goal of 140 . pints 'had' tleeri '' set tlv the Jlrd Cro~s 1 Tbls · Wu · M · ~,~~·c-~·:--c-::-::-:---- may~r urged parent~; and youq judged n~cd ~ i,nfl\'te ·~h , am.PIC ster.s .to cooperate in order tbat . ., .::1 ;ft.IJ. the · event may be orderly. . , suppIy. . ,L __ $2.: Mhfs Ebersb~~ .llXten.di!d b e r · OOt•l balaa~,J· f2I.-t6b~· Monday Evening Demo. . Eleetion Officials Named In Mason County "I haven't got a chanee," mourned Sid. "See that horse (JVer there . and that other one," he says, point ing. "Tbey have all beat Peter S's best Ume in Gther heats, this year. dolyn Beaver, r:harrrd by Police Arnold's l!JM Old.lmobUe lnfilct- bond. ing conlide:rilble damage, · ,t~bn~. In·.,~h...,. Sesgian J~;'~T~~·~·~~·~qp>~ r "Do ~u thmJt: you c&u win th~ >Seeond heat, Sld, old fellow?'' A West Virginia woman and a local coal tru~kn were arrealed at mid·mornina: today, the latter for non-payment of a fine and co~ll .usea5ment or $1t&.70, Pomeroy pollee reported. The- woman was lrit Gwen- Shutdown Is Made Few Hours Mter Service Restored eroulng tbe lawn of Jame& Ar- lfiglnray Patrol. day_ blacko ut . lril Beaver is schedu1ed to ap. nold, Chestnut Street aacl StState Highwa;v Safety Director veath Street, earl1 Sundty pear bei(Jre Mayur E. F. Robinmor,ung and IUttisag the side of son tonight or forfeit hl't $1!1 U. c. Felty ~aid be ordered tbe Mtayor · Fisher a6sured Haplonstall that the Street· Department ~ liJ l. DJVA& fl of the villa&:e Would asshll in 8.nJ way possible with the projed which will include prizes for CO'Stumes, refreshments and distribu· Pomeroy Council in an abbretion of f:wor!i according to the viated meeting Monday evening plans outlined to Council. , directed bills to itle finance The Legion had made plans for committee for payment and a party at the Legion Hall follow- then witnes£ed the showing of a ing the same order as the one they movie on the manufacture and Democratic election -olfidala for had last ~·ear, but have chanued to use of street cleaning equipthe Benet Area or Ma-;(Jn County the out-door celebration at the in · ment. have been named f(Jr the Novem· Vltatlon of the Garden Club. Later the counciJ members ber S election by the Mason County Tbe celcbution's exact time and held a meeting With the Ceme- Democratic Executive committee. They are h follows: tbe startlng-plaee for the Grand tery trustees concerning: the COOPER DISTRICT: Precinet Marclt Will be announced ,later. Cinancial .1tatus of that group. liS, Letart, !\Irs Morel Wdlfe, Rft. Clerk; Rus!ell ' Roc. Aho on the scene was one of Pomeroy's preminent leading sportsmen, not amias to earning an extra buck or two at the mut· uals. All he needs was a good In· side tip, and he figured he had access to one with "old-acquaint· ance·• Sid on hand w1th a hot naa. Sid came ln third in the first heat, rather a disappoinling finish, !hough It was as close to a tradItional "phGto" ending as one would want. IJail Driver For Failure To Pay Fine long lastlniJ beauty·loo , • , ~dt prizes when Mrs, Helen Lelf. hi!it entertained t-he Young Adult clus of the Pomttoy Church of Christ, Thul'Jidly evf'flin' at her li.W~~tt:~-r Sl'.r l·Mtia ·b ~· tmn; Edw~r~ Kitchen the Halloween Pilrty. t'en '~ sermonette; Jenni!flt Daniela, by Mrs. Leifheit openScrior.w:e nadinaFJliebiF.dlnU.. Jrhlc)l __.waa,.-in tcr. morning president, Mrs. mcnt~. Diapll It . WQS dzcide,d to , prayer, t:arplyn s~y \.~ o Rtlvela- · music by the Young were discussed for Clifford Coleman, Christmas party and Cd .at Lockbourne Mr!. Smith and Mrs. Elwood rlt'~upitd the,._pu,l.pjt.Jg,r ;~it,10~ti ·IBowers were nam'!'d to male ar. ing St!rmon, ·Jo rangements. " ' : · ' ' M..ur. sftifls IU hl. mswift"' ..., .....,lilun ~ Main Street Pomeroy, SINGLECOPY--5< ~. ' the .Jotal chureh. M.em- At Toledo, Ci!tO'• modern low-level piers handle more coal for movement to Great Lakes ports th~ any other railroad. Also hellt, vital iron ore ts transferred from lake V0$!<!1s to ral). road cars for inland destinati0111, . .COLLINS JEWELRY Pomeroy-Middleport, OIIIIJ/'llu...,., October 16, 19116 Selt GtJ!li )9W•rd ,iii ...... ..r\.lnll1th" . ~CI "' 1i to -Wa~ ..... llll ... NO. Lli6 dillrl- ~ ,.A. •.,...,ze•P• IOCiflt C't'll. . . . WATCII Cl't'tolAU w• and 'r••• <hoi.•., • ....,..,. colwa .... .,l•lll•• AUTMOI&ZIO 0U111 Ohio' -tty folr ..,. - mild ....., ..,.. twtllht. ....., """'cloodywOIIM. tbe Hahts :.t coat. l ' ha plt •r of lh(· Rl'ta S1gma l'h1 .~til u1; !y planne·J OCTOBER 15 enttne WIATHIR: to M V Tillett, Akron, wh(J or- The GIVE • IrN-f/loit! I .-;--------------'"llllo..-OiO;;;;iiii--iiii------. .. • • Hloh-7StoiLU.,._ nit'" 45 to IS. Moo~. ebairm1n of the CGmmlt. fGJ" the Weekday ReltgioLLII Education drive, reported the enUre IHDount • e Anthoa:r Htrbredlt, a former· member; with Mn. Jobn Fultz., u the cc»- Anita llaric Fulta tad IIUban .Rober' H:lrrla aave tbe lrl.ll- boeteu. ~l!· tee'• report which ahowed. the panunaae furnace repaired and wort needed iJD ihe panonaJe and church roofs. Mra. Nan l.lteluded Scripture, ' Eleanor S Schaaf. Middleport Soc1ety Ed!lor- Phone 6079 18, " tho 'h' ... ''""' W. lin. Jock Blduler, • ptflll.dtd at the bulllleu •tet&DJ · ) iq at Heath Methodilt CbUl'Cb Retrellul.entl were aerva4 to Sund•y ennin1 aDd led the productl: TburJCiay eveDlq wb«~D the m....,.. and 1ueatt w~ illopenina devotional service wb~b 'the Fartnite Club met at the eluded Mrs. Wf].Iae•. Mrs. P•ul LudUe Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor or Chris t farn rl:l,. of fo trr ~i d ~ and four hoy ~ anrt SK id th11.l h r; par~nts wc ~ t· fu lluwers of l'n.nfuscwus and hrs hroth \.'n <~nd srs ters belllnl: t' d [l) !he Jt!huvah 's Witness sert He had !wen t·o n ~l·rlcd to lh e Chlr t' h of Chri st :~ n d belongs to lht• nnlv l'hurch of Chn!lt 111 Mrs. !Jl!ddrng rs the granddau" lhwar 1 whU'h rs nnt a n u ~; iun. Mhl('r of J II <;rate . Middleport, H ! hopt• s to c.Jmp lt·lt· ln.~ edu· an Mr. and Mn . Wrlliam Baker cation ht•r p and r rt urn to rs la~ Pomt'r oy, ann f,.rmerly attended Jis h a churdt un on~ ' of the thl' Mlddlcpurl · t'hou b She grad sm<~llt'r r- la nrb in t ht· llawatian uated from SOu lh l'harleston Hig h School and has ht•f'Jl employ ¥r~~PS pt•akit1J! 11 [ lhr t•ltll lidi•. he cd at the Oshorn e lk a uty Salun saLd that h• hi!d ~ 1 . 1 11 hr s rt,,t 111 Cha r lc~ ton frost ann fr rst cnl.. n ·d lt•avel M• . Dudclln ~-: graduated from s ince hi s arrr val 111 K• ·ntucky Huntington llt~lr Sehoul <:~nd I~ and wa~ t•nthu ~ tM :r, ab·out the cmpl o_\- l'd n t liw Chandler Ply . !~ave~ .li incf' in hh !Htlll l', they \Vuod l'rudn cts Inc., Hu 'l11 ngton . sl av grt>:• n ;d l vt·a t They an• at lrnmc to their He al~o c·om.pared 1tw SJHl:"li; lnend11 Itt 161Jil .lilcks(Jn AH~ nue and schooling .a., lu ·r11 .: Vl'l'Y Uunlin!( ' much alik f' and s:qtJ tha t lhf're _ _ lon _ ~-----::':':-...;;.;.....;_-~--~;;. 1,1was a !areyr varit•!y of fond,. in EAGl.~ RIIIGE CIIURCII L Fortnite Club Meeting Is Held Thursday Evening tbe Oftldal Board meet- bt'for e The bndt• those a street Jenjl:th IJn ,~ of whrtto ,.,atm with white art· t·~~u r rt·~ and conage (J( tt!d rnst•hu tb ,lll d l':lt>r maid.of. honur wo rt' n<:~v v b]u{' with matc hin g :t c t·t·,~orres and ed J"(J~e cor:.al!.c . r REVIVAl Heath Methodist Official BQard Meeting Is Held • • 1 Tbta IClll:&w's f&Vfl'lte was not Peter S. nor the one Sid had tipped &li favorite. But certainly looked good In the guy's eye~ with all the tickeb. Besides, it paid about SlO for everv 1wo bucks on the nose. That Wac; cn(Jugh for t h e Meigslte. Down wenl $10 for the new horse to win. th•nlt• through ·'nt, b,ili'Sonlln•l to all donors, volunteer workers, and contributors, and to Mr Char· '" Gibbs, for '"' of the scbool facUitiCI . Records of the OpNation showed 13 donors blood could not be ac('C'pted. sevpn were first time donors through the rocal Red Cross, and nine pcrso 11 ~ donated bJood as replacements for blood received by relatives or fnends . There wrre two per~ons wh(J be· C!tme Two-aallon donors- Robert Roberts, Pomeroy, and vernon Nease, Minersville. Racllel· McBride, Syracuse, became .. oa.e-gallon' donor . om.- were, rfom Pomeroy, Comm. Precinct 16, -lift Wrn. R Oa\·ls, Er· John Ake, ttec. Moore. Walter Adkins; Rec. Comm. Mrldred ~mlth, ~iJ!h~ Mile, Minta · c c Vaughan, Cterli:; Roy Daugherty, !tee. c.• ...•: Frank Vaughn., GRAHAM DISTRICT: l'rlcitlet Jr., Homer 19, I:Jartford, Dave Flr:olds, lllee. . Virgil Brown, Clerk; Elberton Grites, Ret. COJIIWL ~ictiard Moore, ~reclnct 20, lfew Haven, lbrl'b , R!l'berts, Gillater\ Rec. Clerk; Thelma Capebt>rt llirilling, Thoma~ Henncsy, hart, Rec. Comm: Geraldine Layne Nobert P. Ncutzling. Harry L . BaiCounting Clerk; Marie ,M uncy, Counting Comm. Precinct 21, Grll· ley, Ruth Moore, Phena CliCford, ham, Florence Clark, Re('. Clerk, Rctbert r.. Jacobs, Robert C Story, Florence Rickard, Rec. Comm. Chester Tanne-hill . Charles Hayes, Preeinct 221 Uni(Jn Jasper Rc>mrh. Lloyd Wright, Eugenl' L Marvin, Rec. Clerk; P. E. Roush, Rcc James Sayre, Mildred Mankin, Dorothy Johnson , Sally Erwin, Comm. · WAGGENER DISTRICT: Pre- Elizabeth Ohlinger, Yreda Will, cinet 44, Valley City, Archie Chap. flffie Arnold. Middleport, Howard K Wood· mab, Rec. Clerk, Mrs Mary Aumil· gerd, Charles R Karr, Mildred ler, Rec. Comm. Precinct 45, Ma· son, Della New;land, C Com11t.; Mrs Humphreys, Betty Sa}-re, Kathryn Clara R(Jush, C Clerk, Mrs Mar· Rall, Sally Sctlaaf, Jnm('s Simpson, garet Roush, Rec. Clerk; Mrs Aud- Herman Kincaid, Wallar£' Bradford ra Richardson, Rec. C(Jmm. Pre· Nan Moore, Hden Bailey, Wayne cinct 48, Clirton, Mabel JohDIIOD, G1bb011J, Richard Owen, Richard Ree;. Cler k: France. Olive... Reo. P1ckellt. Loq Bottom, Marion Hall. Mary Comm.: Wilma Blake, C crett; VineJanl, Mae VinE".vard Mactl Bonnie Duncan, c. Comm. P~ Snntlt, Howard Parker, Charles 47, Welt Columbia, James C8J'1111!1" Marciab, Hobart v ncyard, Ger1 ter, Rec. Clerk; Vireinia NevUle, ZUmbach Rec. Comm; Helen Roush, C. Cieri; trude Raldne and Raew c RD, Floyd George H08C!har, C eomm. Preemct Hendricb F'rances Ph rlson, Helen 48, Muon, vera Dodson, · '1\ec. Clerk; Erma Dotson, ltee. Comm; C Fisher; Herbert Shields, Dan Sara Spencer, ' C. Clerk; Clara Hartlblt!r, Ernest Wrngctt, David Wolfe. Smith, C Comm . Syracuse, Rachel ~cBride Jnd Guy Guinther. was Racine Emergency liiquall Reedsville, Grant Smtih. clillled to the home of Mrs. JesMinersvi!lt-, Ve1 nun Nease . sle Neigler at 1 a. m. tbls H"rrisonville, Roy Wiseman, morning to rendet' medical ! The- race was won by Peter s. Diret:"t, driven by Sidney A. Spencer .of POJl\eroy, and paid $28 for ald. ev~ry $2 lab. '"'' eigs R"publiciQft nea·dquarters .1U'e ''-~die rt Band U po Opened At Hotel Boo l . R M .. i Opening d the Meigs County RepubliClln Campaisn Headquart crs In Pomeroy at the Hotol Martin was announeed today by E. E. "Jack.. follrod, County llepublican Chairman. Follrod said that someone would be in attendance at the local GOP Headquarters at aU times in the afternoon and on Saturday evf'ntngs. Fo~ those wiBhing t(J call tbe local! headquarters for any in· fonnation as to local campaign activities. the phone .number ls S ~~U~ tPO'fU ers eport Collecti.On Mrs Francis Anderson, chair· man of the 1956 'J'ag Day, reported a collection of $846.$1 when the M!ddleport Band Boo.&ten AIISocfalinn tnf'l Moqday at tbe High School. Mrs. Emerson Jones, president, was in charge of tb(' meeHng and il was reported that the Rummage Sale had made $129.20. Mrs. Robert Mr. Elhinlley and Mn. James Danielll were co~hairmen of Qle 396, · sale. Plans were made for a Bake Sale to be held in November with Mrs. Paul Theiss aDd Mrs. James Pullt"n as co-ehairmen. Date and ;:rlace of the sale wtU be announced later. During the businells meeting $500 of the Tag Day money was placE'd in lhf' Uniform Fund and Meigs Mot(JrS Company of thP rc5l in the general treasury. :Middlrpor·t has announced em· ployment of a new general sales manager, Robert V. Perry, 30, formerly of Pt. Pleasant. Mr. Perry succeeds Berl Tuttie who hao; resigned. The new manager formNiy was an insuran('e 11gcnt and prior~ to that was a salesman George fBabc) Ruth of Reedswith the R&A MCttors Co., Pt. eontr ~ butM a M-Yollrd gal. ville Pleasant. He was highly recom· mended here as one rlf'a1ing lop in lhe st'Contl quarter of a fairly in the highly t·ompclilive Unil'<'nrty of Cincinnati-Xavier footha!l gamE' Friday night for aut(Jmotlve rctall busine s.~ ~tT Y an nOUIICl'fl t b.11 t Cindn nati, bnt his t~am lost, 34· 14. Lew Rupe, Rutland . has been Ruth, fnrmet slar Ill Che."':ter added to Meirs Mntors sa les High ~i{' h n d. anrl a senior at Ioree and that a pro.c:ressivc Cincinnati. is the snn of Mr. program to in<Teasc ~ all.' s and Mrs. Ernesl Ruth, Reedsand improve seni<f:.: v.1ll begin ville. soOn. Perry To Head Local Dealer's Sales Force Reedsville Grid Hopeful Scores -~-- BOOSTERS NIGHT Boostel"s ni,,:"hl wr!l be held at the Rock Sprinl,l ~ Grange Hall , Thursday night. Od . 18 at 8 p. m. A pr()gram is to he held and refreshments served All members are reque5ted In bring donuts. The pub:ic is i:Nited . OES TO MEET Mcmht-rs or Pomerov Chapt~-r OF:S w~l mrct in the sncial roo111 nr rhe MaHnnie Temple. Wedncstla~· :~t t p. m. to make hflndage-s tu hf' used by the M@igs County Canrer Society in ton closed J.fter aa ea:t.imated penom pthem:l , at the MN) buildings. HP uid the action was 5uggeded by the Slate Higb- w.ay Patrol. wblch was placed in the area " 10 protect persoDnel and not to break the strike ... Clare Willianu, telephone com pany presiCent. loaded m supervi50rJ and operaton ill~ •rs :md true~..: alld we~.o CoiiUIIbUI. ' Gov. Frank J. Lluscbe's staif immediately called an emerge• cy meeting. It waa t11e second time iD le11 than a wet:k that company pe,.. sonneJ was rushed to the atate'• capilal city in the iDteresta safety, Col. George Mingle, auperia. tendent of the S~ ate Hiilt.W8J' P• trol, said the Ne• Bolton a-ebana:e was closed down around mfdaigbt when a mob beJID tbrvwin,g a:.Onea in fnmt of 'th6 building. A Uttle later a sU&hUJ' ~maHer crowd forced tbe CIPI1n.C or the Pottamoutb eubanp; Tbe Yioleaee eomes only. 12 boun after aervice was restored to tbe area foUowinj: a tllree day blackout. Mohs and violence was the cauH botb timea . . Tbe exchanges were opened shortly after 1' p. m. Monday atter Gov. Frank J. Lauacbe promlsed to provide State Hiabway Patrolmen to proti!!C!t compiDJ superv150rs and equipment. Gowrner'• Conhhnce The Governoc called a special conference last Sunday of company, Communication Workt!l'a of America officials, and state and Joc•l authorities to get tete-· phone servicto restored to the at area. Early report!> from Portsmouth do not indicate whether tb"' tkl.sing of the exchanges was a company order or whelher the !!IUpervisors b~amc frightened and Jeft the scene. This makes the third time the eX('hanges have been closed in the 94 da)' old strike that has · been marked with violence and court fights. The strlie has established a rerord for a major telepltone company by ib duration. The (!)()sing d(Jwn of the ez. thanges ba s cut off all news service tcJ the cities as wiret hand11ng the vital flow of news were leased from Ohio Consoli· dllted, Portsmouth and most of Scioto Count, b working on an emel'lenrY patrol mtem with ambulanoos, police aulsers, taU cabs and ~ers pa~~ the rlty. Citi:rena have been asked by Portsmouth city officials to turn on thelr porch light and stand under U in the event of aa emergency. Officials of the D~trolt Steel Corporation &aid the telephone blackout' bas IH!riously threatea· ed prod'Ucti(Jn. At present tbe plant Is usiq short wave ra· dlos to fBllue the ne<:e:ssai'J' plant order,ii. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 15, 1956 putnam ward