https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6339d36ac5182ac87df659c6a7000364.pdf 577908a500f87a31758087f7ac9625c5 PDF Text Text ,, &-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. • �' • -. 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 uct 1f> 1956 VISITS ou CAMPUS George Anderson Jr Westminster Fellowship Presby terll!l Adv1~or attended an exe eulrH mcetong o{ lh~ Presbytery \o\ t:~tm 1 n~tt>r Fellowship Council Sunda} at the Westrmnster Foundati on Hou ~e on th~ OU cAmpus DEVOTED TO INT•aasn OF MEIGS-M.- AN UEA ' 01"-- I Mr~ REYNOLD I GREENI IDITOII PubUsbed r.t'ei'J' atteraooa Gcf'pt Sunday by Ttle Oblo V11Je' !'elatloel, Inc: a• 110 }{ecbarut St, Pomero:r 0 Buslueu oil ct t.hoD.e 398 edit onal off1ee pbor..e 391 Zatered u &eeond ~1us m&il..ac matter at I 7 00 1 2 00 Katia.U 4 SO 8 tCS News CUftaa at the sehool Thursday 11t 7 30 p swtm ltke a fish d1mh ltk e .1 squ1rn•l h,Jlk hkP a mule he\ ]O\\ hkr n hull t>.lt Ilk£' a p1g or a rt llkc ~ J:Hbss accmctmg M ~ '" ll 1-!eJlm:n, Saturduy cvr omg Mr anti \fr~ WdlJam Matlm:k Mr and Mr , <.:hes Km~ht an.tl so n ~ ~pent Satu1day eventng wtCh thl V1rg1l Roush s Mrs llyde Wdl omd daughll.'l F.lt•:tnor catletl on MB. Ma1y B:tl It'} Sunday e11enmg Mr llnd ~r~ Gt•uld \!1olet Mr an11 Mrs Flovd Spe-ncer Mrs Dcf! tel (,oeghen callcrl on Mrs Jenm" llou!h Sunda:~~ af1ernr1on Mu s Alma I an ham C"alled on :1.1r~ \'l-1ll U111hnan 'fu• sdny M1 a RUII~! l] Pawler IS VISllJng hl'r mtughter Mrs Harry Bnrw11 and family Mr ~ Jenn1e Roush spe-nt this WePk w1lh her 1laughtf>r !'111s Flo)d Sp!'ncer of l'01neroy M1s~ Mary Jo Roush li JWilt SatUI day w1th h• r Aunt M•s Wtl11am Matlock of llnmelt:l)\ U THREE OpfT 8 30 oo e·zs 11:!0 tid!• - · - n ao - . BOodlla• New• 111 20 I WEST SHADE 1\1!:1!.11 LAUREL CLIFF n,_,_ Ia s ._a. • ---- l Nativr Product Yoo I I I ·• to 1 I !' "1 •t An Investment In Tomorrow e•so n·• I ;• t I I l'" I !....._ m•ta. • auet fOr cllllidendl of IOOd Citizenship tomorrow 'o ' l. t brah seni.re - - - -~--,.- I fiv~ ro~m awtm.en.u. a room dwell Jng newly dec~rated ms1de and out Must be teen to be' appre c1ated 8 room 1nd 6 room bouses &tb wlthtn 5 mm wal~ of Court House A N Bengel, Pomeroy - - 0.18tf !<"eo; rent - li.l.eettle wallp.apo.!r &teamer Clint~_ Fisher, Ml~ dleport Ph 62.-X 11 ,l,.•tf --rent r.- - lllDe~ Llddui, ~do, DNp Clotlu. tlcaf!old CliDtoD ........, JllddlePort. PboDe tJ26I.X. 11·1-lf Fba RENT 4 rooiiw an\ batb and 5 l"'OUUB ana :rt~th, furnilhe8 apartment& W. T Gru~, 9 Ill 1 mo p Middleport. (61 Lost & Found PresR Bol 8 ROOM FURNISHJD Apartment, 127 Butternut Ave, Pomeroy LOST-One Herl!'ford Helfer 400 10 8 6tp Ibs near Portland Call Roy R Sm1th, 236 Portland 6 room ul)f1JrDished apartment w1tb bath, for rellt Also 3-rooDl wltth unfurnl11he:t apartment Found-one set of keys lnqulre bath Both newly derorated Ca,ll at Da1l} Sentmel Office 2114 9 20 tl 10.16 3tc ---- ~~~~·--------------- WIDNISDit.'l' 8 00 Ca}Um. KlllcVOO 8 00 (lorry Moore LO&t-ne\v at<. Strlko It R1cll Valla Lady Low ol Life Sewch for TOJD(ft'O• Gukliac L!1lbt ''R R l A,,t,. - --- X. DODGII:¥LYMOUTII 11'1!.\L. l£liS. J4.tl 181 Auto For Sale- or Tr1de-1'wo fox bounds Run Foxes only Four and s1x ~11'1 old Rannle Moore, Pbone 6920-X 1015 3tp HelpWanted (17) HOURLY possible- Ueht "'l'f!\l>ly wOOik " !¥>me N o expn1enee n,tessan' IIIla, co . ~. Wr~le, ~co Aneele,s, ~. West Third, J,.os Sale~ dotng Cahf 16-lO.!tp 1964 BT,.,JC.t( V8 RGADMASTJo::R MALE $P""::'"'Voung men to train for ..\U'baf!s and Te1evt4 ~r Sedan Dynatlrw :r..tr~r slon See our ad m Amusement !rleering brakes, B1oettnar's Secfton f:entral Institute Pomeroy $1,895 00 10-11-6tc 300 Brliblor Dor 315 oflllorlll NICIJI 330 li:dflo Katle"l Jtlteben 401 430 Early Show IRM PONT!AC FLX 8CYL. 2 ~r S.,dan One local o.wner Ortgl uat flnl~h Blaettnar s Pomeroy $1,295 00 10-11 6te -' 5~ Les Paul and Mary Ford 6 00 Draw With Me 8 Ul DouglB£ Edwards 8 SO Pro,.Footlb.lll Htgbhghb --- -- ~-~- '1954 BUICKV8 SUPER 4dr Sedan J)ynaflow, Power tteermg Low Millage Blaettnar 11, Pomeroy 7 00 Arthur Godfrey 8 00 The MllUonaire $1,995 00 10.11-<Jtc 8 30 I've Gb~ A Secret 9 (10 20th Century Fox Hour I one ' Korean Veti!J:;I\n& 10-118tc Jnstltute for 1().16-2tc to be a Prof.,.. JonaJ Bee,uticia 1 iD aQ amaz. in~ly sh.rt time •I a m!Dimum coot wlilch you can pay on a ·Pay aa Yob Learn Bo:tlll " Take 111113 CHEVROLET BEL-AjR 4dr Sedan ,Beaut.i,f\d bl~e wJtb. white to \rain. Airlines and ~~v~9:n ~e our ad In An\~mtm~ See hon 1C&WW lD21:~1tute .FEM.ALE H£11'..:-Atrhnet need 4 youq wamen ;.;ee ~ur ad In Amusement Section Central VOU cao l•an 195f CHEVROLET 210 4dr Sedan local owner Origmal fintsh $1,295 00 Blaettnar'l Pomero) ad•anta.. of lhe fact that you ran h~e •I home ao~ Jearn t4ts Pr<lltes&Lon at our At'h•••· o , school and help to ftll tbe !'Onstal1t demebd fDI' $99! 00 Blaett"'r's Pomeroy 10.11-8tc -..,----~~;1 · 1!eallllel.., , ,._,ur• yoursel! top 1ii2 ii'ESO'JO 'I& 4di'l Sedan ~r Bteerlng Low iiuleage One WEDNESDAY 1159 Sip On local owner. $8N.OO Bleettnars, Pomeroy t0-11-otc 12 08 Neighbors 12 30 Film & Faney 130 Feminine Toocb 200 Altemoon Ftlm J'eetivalr 400 Two-Gun Pla:vbowe GOO Mickey Mouse 600 NoWB -----~ r1ano-uprigbt Joseplnne Knopp CUlton. VI{ Va Phone Spruce 3-5748. Call after 3 00 P M ll).lfl.lllp ----- FOR ~ BY ~everal lots lor Structural Clay Brlqt qd Tile Ol>tal• bld oh,.to at llloill (j.llo Kyifr Creek POW" 6 06 Weather 810 Spurt.11 8 liS John Daly 8 8t. Dimeyl&nd 7 30 Navy Log 8:00 Of.Zie and H1rriet 8 SO Ford Theatre SYRI>CUE:present lor tllw were lllr pd .,;JII!>i ~eiJJII~ ()f PIUs bur& W G Soulaby Mr 1nd Mrs v:;~:~~:~:~ daughttrt oJ Cehn.bllJ Mn '(V A Crouse and son of Cq. LUmbU&. Mr and )11'1 J M SOUl_., by aud dauaiu:er ol Pomero:r, 'Mri HOUSE FOR SALE 011 B.lliiT olx Bllncb mbbs ~nd Mr and ¥1'4 rooms, utihUes Ca.ll lpnace 8 A Gibbt and two ddlilr.en 3-!169!5 M•aon • 10-11.at Mint'rtvllle, Wn William NeUJ!! 10.11-8 t nd daugbwr, KN'eo of lacute Mr and MMI R L Boulalty Of St. or of a pleuant "\ a'tr4 profitable future Don't waJt Limited enrollments Wri•e to SOU'IH- ERTON (MARTZ) Bl!lkUTY SCHOOLS, Athens, Ohio and Huntlngto'l, W Va tO-lUte 5 ROOMS and tll\TR, 10 Cole St for small reliable fq:~Qr W per month See M1"S. Howari! C.cll, 800 W ilf.ala lit , Po"'~PJ eVOiliDp. 0 ff If Albf!n<l W Va , Jnd Mr and L D Soultlbv a~ two children •nd ele-(.... St Albans, W Va trlctty Loeated on Sb:th St The P T A or the Syracuse out of h1gb water, pnce Grade ~chool met tn the school $420000 audi10I'tum Tue1d.ay evP.nmg o n Portland-8 room frame home Sept 11 With the president Mrt w1lb bath nicely located, W1lham Francia prerudlng Offl nearly 1 acre lot, 2 ear garace oer.s for t1ie nnt •ebool year are $ mile frGm Ravenswood Ferry vtce pre~~Jdent Grtce Oller lecrtnot !ar from KaisCU" Alumln tary, Mrs Elma treuurer. 1um Plant Can be financed Mr' Alberta fB!lOO 00 comn;u ttee .. Lotated State Rout s!l~ room Kathleeu Frane1s, bou.ae, full basement with berta flubbard, Elma shower bB.{h, front porch, larie lep Teaford )fary lot, very Dice res1denee pru::e Harden and Vlrl:lmla wat~r Carden ,as, ~00 Hilton wo~~o. s.-.. tor Cudder R•lty PMne 115. 1().13-3te Room mathers, Mrs Margaret ELt.blncer and Meter, Mra. Rll.er' 1 room, LondGn and llelen DlddW. Mn Mo!Tls' room, Dorothv Wiaebren· Do<·- ~ REEDSVILLE CLIFTON >n·"''· -- -- IF Y hove SOflltitthing Ta Sellj Trade or Anft"t, Let A Da .lv S.11tinti.Disploy Ad or '"'ant .... be Your Rew:eni'Citive. Get Resulrs - t" ~~:;~~ ~ufl(pr 11 11 Mrstery The1tre I \' BYrae.use 10..11-0tc Su~or Fl'llNACE, Trevey-Finsterwold fu.,.rol Home used very little $99 OlJ Php.nc 846-M or 6045 J .... 11).8.6te -~--- --- H0UIIQIUILDEII8 J'IB.EWOOD FOR SI\J..E See Wm Nelgter'a} RIOine. lladfGrd nr Harold Blackston 9\~tf Rocksprings or plume 8M-J - - -.- ____ 1~ 81mop IIA nTQ • --110111 111PK1111 FOB SALE-Pear' 'tJrby Real Eo tete. Rutlan& U'ownshtp IJ .,.,._ tcre.t land, hou~~e. barn. artd Odl bWictiag8.. See GtOrlfe A. ~­ iiran. Admln!mat9r 6-1-tr (lORN BINilER and SHREDDER, ~ust He to apprtCI!lte FultonTbc.iJnpaGil Tractor Sules Servleo Sernce to the Llvlng Qur Motto 0102mop COAL Mr and Mrs Elmer Bau-d and 1 yl Clark son ,,f ChPtb1rr WPre vls1\ln.: Mr ~1r~ LQurae G..,_ was viJJU.nl and M.n } I Latchlleld bt>r s.uter Mn II'AAIIII Clark on Mr aacl Mrs Lawrence Clark Monday and fa.rruly were Vblling Mr and Mr • nd Ml"' Cltarles nd .11on Mu Hank Fetty an soll.s at Pl or PI Plea11t tnd. Mr aad Mftt Pleas.ilnt Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Paul Harru> and Ray Clark and three 10111 wwe ~ hlldren of Mmeuv1lle wert Sun calhng on Mr Ora Clarw recently day GuesU of Mrs Ruth GoGdntte Mr and Mrs Cyde Cart aad Mrs Wa yne Goodntte and son >10n were c,aUJ.II Ofi Mr and Mrs who bave hce n spe ndtog .somr Car Cark .and Ltds t1me at A'Jiance have returned I h.ome Mra Sar•h Hoffman and Mrs Rutb Goodnlte were calltng oo contlllued !rom page t Mr and Mrs Paul Harrl5 and !amlly one d,ay last week General Hosp1tal for Blopd-AkohTho~e spendm' Sunday with ol test $300 00 malunc 1 Lota1 of Mrs rna Hud.&on were Mr an~ 1818 Q5, The report Q{ the Ceme Mrs Clarence Vt!ager and d.auth tery Trustce.5 for $1~ 00 was also ter~ Mr •nd Mrs Leo Lltchf,eld accP.pl4 d .. s was the report of Treaand children Mr and Mrs ThG- sur~r Je01n I ama mas Gnmm and fam1ly Mr and Mr!l Bernard Rayburn and famtly Those pre-:>ent were Mayor FiSh and Mr and Mrs lLro) Durst and er t:ounc1lmen Wayne Gibbons daughters J R \l.odt>v Dav1d Jenlrim Ernest J lmm1e Goodntte .... bo 1s em Covert Robert MeElhmney D C plo}ed at AUlan~e spent the week ~tUPr Clt'rk Charles Murray t od w1tb hiJI parent s Mr and Mrs Trt asu e JPan Lema Chtef o r \' ayne Goodntte Polic(' Ba11~' Street Foreman El Pl!'te Orri of Oh10 spi'nt lhf' 1 l ~ AHornt>y B~rnard Fultz M'rt weekend w11h h1s trand mother J J Oii\ JS Judge Cedr t Clark ~rs Ruth Goodmle P.Jul Hapt onst:~ ll and na~ry lfe- Middleport Council Harry Dor1s. Ohhnger was ca:llng on Jao1cc G1hb8 Sunday Qullf" 11 crOwd 2atbered at the Broad Run School hou~ Wedn,. ~ da\ ru2ht and tonk part •n the fm;f p T A mi'Ptm g of 1he vPar Mr~ ~~" Grllll"l was calling on Mr& f'lara Johnson recC"nt l) Mr and Mrs Harry Ord werf rallmg- on Mr and Mrs Duck Ord aod family Saturday Mr and Mrs Jack Ord and faro lh were visttln& Mr and Mrs Ar tH Roush and rami)) Sunday evPn tnt:: Mr and Mrs Bernard Rayburn of Columbus spent the weekend w1th Mn rna Hudson and othel' HlatJve-s Wl'ro> \ lstt 1 Mr and Wedne~day for Sl Petersburg f1 h th a w el-e l!y WJ 11 reside The WSCS of the M E Church mel Wednesday 10 an all day meeting at the Thomas home M ,, M F ary ranees 81 ame an grandmother Mrs Rebecca B1ame of Hogsett W Va, were illests SundPy of the Lee Wallace lam 1ly The R E Wtlliam11 family at tended. the Lancas1er Fa 1r on l j Thursday while there they "tstt Pd th1t1T 'lon Wilham Wdllllms .and Wife who arc teachers m tbe Rush\Jile and Lancastar &chooh rcspechvel} Mrs Pbylll.s Ayers of Belpre VlStted hete Tuesday 1n lbe home of her parenl.ll, C V Buck le\ and WlfP J1mm1e K1n~ and fam1h aod Bob and buue Morton or Bel ~re were rl!cent visttors here 'fwn birthday celebratums wer!' ob~erved w1th th" 92nd b1rthda~ annr\ersarv v.htch lalts on Oct 9 of Fred Coleman was celebrat ed a ht s home Or-t 7 w1th the follow1ng r<.'lntlves pr!'sent Wm Stethl'm an(f w1re Mr and '!\.1rs Garth Sm1t11 of I ung Bottom Mr and Mrs Howard Young of Paden C1ty and Helen Archer Jocal Tile <llher 92 buthdA) an nlversary wh1rh roml's on the 5th dny of Odober wa~ C W Buckley whrn he cel~hral ed at the home uf h b son 1n hw and daughter IVr ~nrl 1\lrs J M Srnlth with the followmg rPla tlves in attendance Mrs Ahcc Fou11y BellevJllr Bf'n Buckley and ramtly Car] Buckley and w1fe Sheorman Bucklev of Reedsv1lle Arthur Bucklev and family or Parkersburg GArrett and Grace Reed of CJoh1\l~ Law renee 11nd Vern11 Rose and fum lly or Mnrntn~ Star Gene Buck Jey and famdy of Po'lmero} Ru1b Wa'!"goner and Dulaney Iam1ly of ~M:':':'':'===·==-===~:. • tiOWI FOR d Mr an Mrs Elwood Lelvu}.i and famtly 11ere VJsihng Mr and Mrs Leo Clari: and P.lrs Cora Ob lmger Sund"ay Mr and Mrs Jade: Ord and ram th WCl'e caJJmg on Mr and Mn Jobnnae Wolfe Sunday aftPrnoon M rs Harry Ord was callig on Mr'!: Lurv Kavlor ret:!ently Mr5 Clay qrinstead )fr~ Ber h Cl t a art aud Sbirley Johll.!lon were shopping In Pomeroy Sat urday Mrs L our Liev1ng and dau~h Cmdy were calling on Mrs Flor enc• Clark Monday M B ISS ettv Roush of Pomeroy was a r~'cent .eueat of her mothel' Mrs Alta Rnusb CeC" 1) M~nln and son Chester and Leland Van :y t __, e er were. t.:.1Ul NOW IS THE TIJII! TO I fl ROOMS Of ::.1- ~ New Fornitur.e I FO& t,299.00 f a .C M Ill f BAKER FURNITURE If O. fte Br.l.dtted iii oJCI •er ear.; 1 b Middleport CALL US FOR 4 FRIE Estimate .I.fftt.n c F··shar ,._ ,_. ..._ Pflint-lloofln .a-•- ...,_ ill BAKER FVIlNITUU IIIJ~. 4-WIIER DRIVE 1111CK America's ,.lowest -priced 4-wheel drive truck ········•••e QUA!JTY DOESN'T COS'i'-ITPAYS 8ugel' Run ftted Mill ~IlLES Mrs 1 Let us demonstrate lbenbach Htrd.ware 11 15 P.l!i :,trey Theatre djKearns ng Mr and Yra Harold Ohllnaer Ull on M.r •nd. . .~if .00 f•mlly Wet'e visitmg .Mr aod l ltoUih and daught.- R.-..d'•,- rt· l Mr~ Joe Ohlrnet;r enlfl8 Mrs Theresa Oli!iDier and Do.P " ·~ ... k"(· ~ ' t " " 7,.. aid Gnmm wtre m Middl .. p<>rt Mrs Bertha Ctar and Larry Sunday evenmg. I Wtre ra>f'nlly uUt.na: on Mr, Eat.. ed=c&oc=m~t~b~•~H~ohe~r~H~ A. Barnett and wife o~sp~•-ta_lleft ~c_P_'_'_k_ersburg -----------~--~:::::::::::::::::::::::_~~~~ID:::D:D:~:::::Irr~~~,J auaranteed 1110 Spt>JU "~cd IY T .... Et.A OHLINGER Mw D<fk Ohlinier wbo La fmP4o ed • St. ~ph :kolpjtal tt P~k&r~bura:..ospent the week e-nd Wlth her mother Mn Ther esa Ohllm::er returnint day eYf!'DinJ ~~r and Wrs Chnter are announctnr t~ b1t1h of a tnn borri at 8(haekel oti.Dic oa Oct 1 Pa1f!l'na.l arudpa.reets arP Mr ~nd Mn: Ctcil Martin and m.ilternal grandparl'nh are Mr and )In &Tnt Wooten Callmg at the home of Mrs Bf'rtha Clark OVeJ(. the Wf"ek Pnd were Mr and Mrs Kt>nne h ('larll and famtly of Mason Mr ant1 Mr~ Wtlllam Clark and Ann ,.f New M3rt 1nsv111e Mrs Tht'l' esa Ohlinger and Mrs BeTtha Kettler of Wheehng Mr and Mrs Raymond Roush and daughtPt!l vlslVd :!tfr snd Mn Cecil Martin sunday Dorothy Ohhn.1er was a guttst Monday of Mrs Frances Kearn~ Mn Alta Roush and family wt re 10 Pomeroy Saturday Rufus Htll was railing on Ar ht: Ruu~ h Sunday Mr and Mrs Wilham Clark and son of N~ Marhns\JIIe wpre- here to attend, thP dethra troD nf the new ad4 111on or lht> EH~ Cburch New Hav~n P.fr and Mrs Eugene He ~son and children wer(' rrt:ent guests of Mr and Mrs Crl..utd H rs~on Mr and Mr.., Arthur Ohluu:er ~ 10 RATS KILLED with ont 110111'4 STAR WAltFARIN. Sate, 1\lf8, 11 00 News t111d Weatbef ~ Mrs KRUD on. - $3 00 PER BAllllEL. Pbone 001~M VIrgil Teaford, 9 45 Feature Theatr& ent•rta1nment pmod lonnie Ln41nah•m aang {br« .MJnga meetlllK wu clo»ed With a bY Rev. WilllamA and Mrs Garland GH.1s n daughter of Pa rkersburg w Va spent • vaca\lon WI!~ th~ former s •uther Mrs Francis Hood l'a\ly Otler studeAI nune at Catndt!D Clark hospttal h.u com plet{'(l three montlt• lra1n1ng at Ch1ldrcns hosp1tal in t..:olumbut~ u Vlio!tlng her motber Grace Oiler and brother Jlm 8111 QlJpr RPCent euests of Mr and Mrs Ro} Wtoebrenner were Mr a n d Jllrs George Ml'rrltt and ctuldrton Paula Jean and DouPlas f'( WhN•I lng W Va aM Paul Ka} of Prpclorv!lle Mr and Mrs John Wuse and 10n Dav1d of Esst Liverpool re c:ently vts1ted the formers par ents Mr and Mrs S F W1 se Mrs Mary Proffitt of Rarme '!t D v~itt>d her dauG:hter Mu AMa McCoy and wlnle bert re tt;llrfttd her 95th birtbdav Mt ~ "Mrs Wilham Dtddle d,.JIJ~B\11 Oiler spent a Sunrlay t.b and Mrs Pearl Sesrlcs of 'Clll!!5 1re M,r and Mrs Loutll' FlaTl'llgan and .son SamJliY were m C.1eve land to attend a baU game Mr rnd Mr5 Roy Wmebr&nner and ~n Wilham Gordon vliltt'd Elizabeth Merr 1tt and {.;oldie Rol hns of Letart w Va - Dally S,nline!, Pom•roy-M!ddleport, 0., OcL J4191f S BROAD RUN NOTICI 1'1~ API'OIN1'MINT nex and Bernlee WJntbttnner lxecutrix Mrs Gt>Oflem s room IMne Par~ Est.te of Clive C. KMbaulllt, er an1 Eli1.abeth Cundiff Mrt Cr0\1. s roam Addie Nordl and Mr and Charll'! Slack Nohce ts hereby gwen that Ann Sauva.(e Mn Loueb roGI'D, Huntm,a:ton ViSited Mr and Mrs Louise M KeebnQgh, whose Mary Cundiff and Mary Huflbard Or\nll e Slack BE'ulah Gibbons aod Frances R1ttrr Post Ofhce Address is Chester, IThe finance <:onuoittee--Helen Oh19 Star Route bas been duly Vmtlni! Mrs Anna McCo:t were Teaford. Avezo S1sson Genevtv.e appomted as Executrix of the George McCoy of East Livl!rpool Schne1der VJrglnla Gulnth•r an,d Eslate of Chve C Keebaugh late Mrs Albert Faucloth and Mrs Sylv1a Zwllling mernbtr&blp of Orange Townsh~p. Me1gs Rl.l.!ise.ll Satterfll'ld and chlldten Elma W*S!! Marle LeadlDgha", Col\l}ty Oh1o, deceased Maraaret OottrtlJ Mar)orle Man· Roger llnd Karen or RaCine R D Dated thl~ 11th day of ual Allah Teaford Betty Will Mr and .P.lrs John Wise of Co October 1956 lumbus and M••· Jan• Wose ol 1ams Mrs Dale Warner, Mrs '""" .. John C Baton P.fark Evans and Mrs Frances Im- Cbtcago V!Sittd Mr and Mrs S Judge of the Probate Court boden mae:azme - Mary LWe, F W 1~P :Me1gs Counh Ohw M1 s AM>ert Duckwort h has rP Dorothy Harden hnspltalltv (1()) 16 23 30 3tc turned to bee home !rom R'ltm•n Esther Harden BeHy Williams, and htalth - V~rgtnta Guinther aftr-r bemg called there hy th hosp!talltallun or her son Wll and Marie Leadmgham IIIlTH ANNOUNCED l1am Duckworth She reports h1m Mr and Mr3 James CUnnmgham The pubhelty commlttce iS Ada t 1mpr0\ tng -Mrs Ada are announcH"Lg the tMth of a daug Slack 1\~r born !14iln.dav at Holzer Hos A Halloween party was planned p1ta1, Galhpolts 0 The baby for October Mrs Crow's room had w.;:lghed seven nounds and two ozs ~e-mo~t parents present During 'I'he mother IS the formpr Miss Jec:.neU I! Moore daughter of Mr BY LUCY KIBBLE and Mrc; Ge(D'ge Moore of Colum Mr~ Lou Ella McGrcv. son John!!nn 8Rd CartiPJf(ht Wed •n bus 0 The paternal grand mother 1 Robert Bogfess w1fe and l& Mrs Anna Erwm of Southstde bride of Walter Gleen C~wrarht Thomas K1bble w1fe S9n of Mr and Mrs Herman CartThe httle gJrl has been named Wngbt of C1Ht011 The br1ch: I.S the son·in·law and d11ughter Mr and Sheryle Denise Willard Covely and son daut!ht.er of Mr aRd ltra Cu,rt1a Dean Ktbble of Sandyville W --~ Johnson of Ractne Ohio Va and Mtss Katt' K1bhle Wl"rc The Rev John Elwood perfGrm guests Sunday of H E K1bbte ed the double Mnll ceremonv at and daughter Mildred Fore st haJ1 DBSt SIX o'clOI"k lrt the Mel and );lr~ Ada Congrove hodt'St Chureh at Racme 0 Sept Mr~ Mildred Santee of Galh ember 28 ohs spent Sunday here wit~ her Tbe br1de was attendPd m 11 stre parents Mr and Mr!! J S lenrth dress of wh1te talfeta ~el' ¥s.rks I only 1rwclry was a stnnliC of pearls GU M1ss Gor•rudr Buchanan stu Hf'r flowers were White Carna dent nurse In the Holzer Hosp1 lum~ w1th \Vlute streamers MN J P Sauers Pomt Pleasant tal spent the week end here I """ 1J w1th her parPnt! Mr and Mrs ~ .,. II Sisler ,.,_( tfu:! brld~ Woii!S mrud o( Alvm Buchanan honor Sbe worr a street ]('ngth Mr and Mrs F H R1chard ot ho corqgc To}feh manager nf the Torch " ' ""U: S~dwa) wue recent vlsrto.rs il'uo!tii- II Maslil\ her a~ hest man Pd:r and Mrs Hubert Carr of The former MIS« Johnson g a ~ ~graduate from Racme High school Columbu!l were wePkend guelts and was 'em1)1oved bv fhP. state d~> or her parents Mr and Mrs B L partment of Edueat1nn 1n Coium. Elhl;ards Don Coleman and family or bw: Ob10 Mr Cartwnght graduated lrom Columbus were re-cent vts1tors of Wabama H'~h !!Chonl He served ln h1.s mother Mrs Helen Archer l-Jrs Josf'phtne Pickens, Mrs the Arn;Lv and followmg h s seJXir atiO!fl ~turned to h1s emplo)ment M1ry WallAce and grandson Bob by Dunfee who have heen pa at tilt Suorn 'Plal)).t tienta in a hosp1tai m Parkers ~ ld:t fnr a ~hort wedbUf'J bav~ returned home also Vir~IDia ~boy Mn Tbelma Smtth has returnthelr•ewly tr HoU!e, Cheahlre, Oblo. 10.~ D 00 Wed Night Fi1ht> ' 12 111 - - - - -- ( 16) For Rent or Sale Mur WrPCkt"' Service Oay Pborae 8?.?'7 Niltht •PhOne 09- $2 00 100 Ollr Miss Brooks lSI) HOWief!Jrly 200 Big Payoff 2 30 Bob CroebJ' 10 25 Weatberfllan tO 30 Candtdatcs and IS8Ue! 11 00 News l1 05 Tbe L&te Show Sten on Prner t;.Prvic~ I. B. RAWLINil SOliS CO - II All Tbe World furDI tO 00 Your Esso Reporter 10 15 Sports Parai.le truck ~-- ----· t2 00 Ray Mill•nd Show 12 SO Fu·estone tire on broken wheel on Lead 1n.g Creel. Road E M "Btuton Box 108, Mtddleport 10..16 3tc u·ao -.r God!ro7 10 80 n,oo 11 IS ll 30 11 411 aDd P}.ete WHEEL AUfH(.MENT &:en's Safety Servke, West 1bi Strtet, Pomeroy, Ohio. WHTIIo..I-TV Channel13 I :iy :i • • • • I' 1200 a 00 Cutain x.taroc m I '\IIIII }'• lin• s,n d uat t ptals who have grarluated f111m 9 00 Garry 1!00'1 .!.W ~ ~t Hnd .Strctl Nl'\\ \conechvc msl1tutoru or mav •~ 9 30 Arthur GOdiNt Vnrl-: 17 N 'r ' pt>et to ma(fi.CU ate m same BY MIS JOHN DIEHL 1030 8tt!DitA bov 1s a piece of skm str( trhed oHr :m ;Jllp<'fttP HowFOR RELEASE ON RECEIPT Every ume I re<td whe1e Ste vtn /\ttxnd 1nce at Sunday School 1100 VolllaiLaQ rver h~ Nih nnlv when h~ s a\\ak<' Rov s llllll <~fc Uw1r Dad!l ., Rob•l1 c Ruarlc \son has made snme rrack abolil 8 t1 15 Love ol Llf• Sept 23 wne. 00 oflenng $12 34 in <~"Hie nf all ef'm1fl fn IP~rh tlwm gnod m nHwrs 1130 Searcl1 lot' _ _ 1 tJNJ)oN Ar<'Oldmg 10 I he checkmg on the locoal postuffll l Rf'cPnl ~ucsts of Rev and You C:'n absoln1Pl y r{'ly on a boy 1f \Oil kno\\ what to i'X \ltv. ot 111 1 u 11 ~m~ lllc tlegaot lo see If 1t s stllll hele lhavc li 1 Mr!! Harry Bate were Mr and 'I 411 Guld!DI Llahl Adl lll , 11 n In w ~n• Jk ng ba~k think of a p~tzel ght man nartl•d PN"f 12 00 1\Q' ~- .... Mr~ Aibe•l KtrkbrJde, Mr11 12 30 .t.. Tbo World TurU ll d h BnvR ar(' flllrahl{> A hov 1" not W:l<>hNl lnfl ntl~>n anrl 1f ml 1 1h1 I• 1 v.1ll rurlll, hed qu1p I I nu Dtsmon Chloe N ~y,onger and Mrs 11 a~a n nol dlt Hly !II t'! IWI b be YeaJ~ ilfio we ca e ''" " 1 1 Edn<r B1rd all o( Cambridge 'k"P'ftt in;"~ cool Q\tlet nlaC'P after f'arh arrH\111I \'-111 SllrVl\fe 8 rtausc It 1 00 Our Mils Brooks I • Honest Brakf'mnn ng :1 h t tugh nv1 r th1 ht ~~ 1s b 1 1 10 UOuloparty broken lMtnes hornei s' nests swtmmmg hnl~" ~nd fiVP hc>lp ~hoot Rl"v I-lflr~y Bates Will~ a 11uest IJu s .a u 11 on~ lh oti!Jnk~·d 1t 1m never sto e a oxear 1 2 00 Ilia Plfolf of h1s m 1ther and fam1ly ol 1ngs of p1~ ~elf forth! 11•1 t>llct lin and I hr. (Cupyrtghdl 19518iby)Umted I ( • 2 so llob croaby Sbow ur~s s~ n 1ca e nc Caldwell Fnd11y Rnd Saturday swdt g 11: 1s urmnprt ~~JVC even oo Brli!llter D•r Boys love to trade tlnng!'i Thev II tr:1dr f1sh honks mrullles Mrs Orv1lle Allen wae an lG Seoret storm ov; 1 rught gursl ::1[ her daughter broken kmves nnd snakes for anylhmg th at ls pncC'le•s or OHlWhhrlt .. t ~our m 111 Stevcn~o n 3 30 Ed&• of Ntchl Mrs Sam Lew1s and famll} of worthless ntcrls a ftllow was !IIYIRi to me 4 OD Katie'• Kiiehea. Ha 111 om lllt4 30 The Early Show When he g1ows up he'lt trade puppy lo\e ( nNgy, w.uts' lht Otlll r ! Ill\ IS,] SOl i of Walth Mr and Mrs Ne1gbbors of doJ.( tu bllk •very lim~ Adla1 80tl WEST SHADE NEWS !j, M Les Paul • Mary Ford bashfulness and a cast uon stom<H·h ror a h 1y wmdow, pndc, uf( Mnme were r~cent guesta or the scrr 11 t anu gets Jll~t a tlny Mr aod Mrs Arthur Ba1h·~ nf e oo Art Lipklelter Lawrence Smith and fam1ly amb1bon, pretense, and a bald he.ld and w111 JmmNti:ltely lw- tr.ueh too rult 'fh1s ts not really Ea~t liverpool Ohto Mr and Mrs 6 Ul Doullls Mr and Mrs;. Nllfman Schaefer CUitlS 8ti ltey of Athf'll31 Ohtn gin to sa~ that ''\'JOys a1en't wt\'Jt t'hev usN! to h(_• 111 the good 1 1urular urm 6 30 Grand Oltf Opry were recent guests of lhelr dau 1 c~tul tln t ~ ~ thr B11l1~h woultl l ~ p{nt Salurday and Sund.ty Wl 1h 7 00 PhU Stivers Sbow old days '-Chpt 1 ghfer Mrs Clarence Ackl ey of s 1y 1gr t ~ m• • We 11 1 JHll pl ty M1 ~ M try B:nley 7 00 The- Brothers MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL mg 1 s Fll1t th ,1a1 nor are M1s Martha Wolfe was <~n over Athens 8 00 Herb Shriner Dlscbargeli Mrs Margaret Recent guesl.s at lh~ home 8 30 Red Skelton WI pla) ll\g Born \cs!t. rrl 1y 1 mi,lhl guest of Mrs Man Balltty Cardlllo and mrant Lahi£svllle of Mr an~ Mrs Clifford Jacobs! And from what 1 reno\ of Adla1 ~ Saturd.r\ Mrs Herb Sa li:'Y ~po.:nt 9 1)1) $64 000 Quefti,oa. Cathenne M1chael M1ddlepnrt anti son Jack were the followmg 'SO Do Trult Yoar Wlf'ef Oldt1mers of Metf!s ( ountv wtlh 10ots Ill our lull rounlry sny1nf:V; hto 'lcl"ltH to he still mll!e Salttrday wHb Mrs M11ry Uuley 9 and Mn Cl~dc Wcrnc1 Chc L.•mw J4C~"· Mf'll Tbeo Davli Your lao Repcw.tw ntn ~tcd makmg phraso" rom Mr Clair Spenl!et and M ~~ Sed 18 00 10 trad1t10n orten look p~s~Jvt•h at pn•srnt day boastnig of h1g 1 shire raul JllcOO' all of Columbus, 1 tO Sport~ Pande tctlofllarr), uuMnhalfphilui oma Sponcer ratl1d on Mr and 10 towto c1ops ou1 s 1111~ m1nes our growing beef cattle herds 11 Mrs Slurley LeWift and two ll) 25 Wtatllenn• --------~ potato and poul11y p1(Jduccrs and the fmf' sweet rmn gn1wn 011hy rl('('kcrl m t 11 ,... ml ro~ kl111l daughters, Mr and Mrs Pearl 10<30 Preas Coaference wol'dage thnn m m•kmg any p!ltnt here Jacobs rne ()(C8Sl0n was In 1 It 00 News about what the Dmunctuls huvf" I ! • hOI\j:1t of Jaek'a ffutl'th birthday 11 011 The Late Sbow These are a few nf thC' ocll\lties and ~ss<•ts of our p('ople ofrer that thP Republ1~an s ha\rn L Cake and 1ce <:ream were served SiJn Oft Pra:tel' atreudy done )letter • &nd Of tbe•soli tha1 SU JlJWrl s thrm Kathy Pullins and children -SteveMon <rttf'mplt d la: t \tmt spt"nt Sunday wtth Mrs Jame1 at b ut to ~nllk• r h1m~elr mto th{ There ts somethin~ clst lhts county produces however, that Gtlmure .and t.m1ly " nntwn s No 1 Jnh 11nd hl" was p S • •p oct r thf cuntnt genera bon scrms nearly t.o have foraotten Mr and Mrl Clyde Hysell of ~tdl tak1nK bows wlu n tlu v ~ tvc ;Pott.rns of Campcr•gn 1 GO treun\g • ' Westervllle we~ Sunday tuests SJ T U•SDAY Demo. An"'"~ at Ike It as the paw·pa't\~ wh1ch ar..:rordfhg to oldsters cany a him the eleehon return~; Il ls htt AHadtt Now Emeroing of Mr. and Mra Robert Burdette 11 &9 gn 0 n more thrn was tlellcAtr n t to s ll I\ al to Central Prcatt Aa:~~or.r~!IO l"f reputation of being' the hnest lasting ln the world ' Jr and aon Bobby MrM Olin 12 00 Fum and Fancy d1 ltclo\IS hut ut leallt 11 wu~ h1s • ,9pect k ha!! ( 1 r i!:Cd In bolh the 1 Hysell returned home w1th own pnvutt ~\()( k WASHINGTON-A pat! em Gf attac d According some paw pav. enthus1asts, Meigs County Paw them t 30 Femlbtne Touch Republican and LJenJocratle pltildential campaigns anbetyou Paws have a flavor unique f1 0111 paw paws grown elsewhere. Smrto ~~~ h11 s llcl'ome 01 h()u~• 11 long t.he8e Jines of assau OlO I I Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacoht Clln expoct to SH a lot more I 00 Afternooa. Fi.lm FesUval Accordmg tu the best evidence available here one either poiliU;Jan ruthrr thnn an c e11un attended the meet•ns at Mid 1 2 11 lonc1 ht 1 s still peddling an\ w election day , f the Republican 6 00 Two Gun PLIJhOllle Is horn wath or \\lthout a taste for paw paws The taste buds but 11 IS ~~~ IJa.<;t d nn lht \lurr\ dleport Saturday evening tu The GOP 41tro.te1JY Is based on the peace part 0 th GOP this wnter Is equ1ppul wtlh c..:amc sans a liking for them hear Re\' Martm Dlbble, evan 15 00 Mu::key Mouse Ttnman lheor} th:tt t vcr} lh 1n • pe~e and pro~perity" c~tmpa.tgn alogan ~re ~ndl r:,~~~ 5 w~o had ,uellsl speak co.mpalgnen are atresslng the "per..ce lAB':, !:'tayre~ently retUJneU We have been told that m olden days here it was common 0\tlsldr or Kansml Uly 1s wrun~ Judv Gilmore spent Saturday J'resJ dcnt fllsenhuwer has 1tef been 89.R1Piinl the~rtbe wot"d that th~ Republl· to see IUJal Me1gs houst>Wtves rookmg up 11 big batch of paw 1n1td} not toul'hed on Ste\ensons w1th Mrs James Lcwt~ and to Wa.!hlnston wl tes on thlii argument Wftther daugthcrs paw butter It was saul to he .1 greal th•h cacy fHvm lit• pns11int'!l so 1 thtnk It only can& wera winninl more vo Mr and M~ Hnward Arnold 8 10 !parts than any oUt~~t• on the other hand believe thai Perhaps an cnterptmn~ Mt IJ.t..,lt~ ~ ou ld hnsc a future for spn1t1ng lh tl Adlai lny off go!{ R~ nf Tnledo \\ere S1Jnd1y guests a poll11r tl top t' anti !tt()p lh1 ~ nnu The De moe 'u at In laking thelt attacK of Mr and M• s Pearl Jacobt 8 Ul JceD Daly tune on mcn.: haudtzlng ,, modu n version ol Paw P 1\\ Rn' semc ol rrrt rrrn~ l·• tb~ absen~ their best Jlt'Oapt!C t ~lsenhowet mstead or nlnt· Jlaul Sm rlcr and famHy Bobby 6 30 Conflict ter ' f1om the on!~ pl.tce In the \\mill- het e- where Uu.•\ lee Pll sJdent 1 be unlsu\t' wo1ltl dlteclly ~~ p;r:~~:nt Rtchard M N 1xon As lht Rhh11 anrl Tom Eblin railed on 1 g1ow to pt"t fet t10nr con111r~ tis ;1 rn o:ln•rtH ly h 1 1 ) 1n1 at V toward an f"nd you can expect 1 30 Repubhean National Com Mr and ~rs Stan Eblin and lltRI t\•l <'Ill 11 1h Tl1m tltl 1llr c1,111patgn dr4ws 1 up their ftre on Mr Elsen· 8 00 BroJr,en AII'V w ttM DtJmoerat. to a ep family rf'Cently What do our rcadr1s thmk about It" Let's h<Wf! a lrtter pottC"} of nv~l hn~ I>1S 11' r~•ut'~ I 1 They think he a vulnerable Mr and ~1r'l Wm l.ewis end Dt,1 Pont Ctv Theat• rrom someone who h .ts ta~Lt-d nltl lime paw paw huHPr Coulrl Plnk awuy at tt flu• "Ah l-;t 111011ho)! ~r pe t ... t be forgiven or fmgot• Jll\x.on. o una, .. 00 etlildrf'n and Ml' and Mrs Mar-11 til( k ~lth the consumt'rs of toda.v o1 IS thc1 e .tlrf'ady such mw 11 own lrl • 1j.! b the ocrallr, but they o.t-c convinced Ike VIn AIJen sp~nt an evtDJQ8 wUh 01:00 PlafiWUH un( f11end ~a1d ten Y N 1 tara:et and that he can be beaten 1 cotn t ~ at} 111·m ou th e malkt•t' "'r and Mrs Orville Allen the 9 30 ~tre wh.at euthi) tllff~Jtnte m11k•s J.at~eh~etfraona.lpopularlty past week 6 Wettlller Ill u (llmnrlljln 1! vou.r I rt>sldl'nt JNaldn 1 Mrs Allee Moore waa a 51.111·~11·1.0 ~= llk12s to hu'clhand hh fltrl:"n~th h\ l~nhew« ~ ' g..p y PRI:~S-You 11 be hearing leu ~a~ guest of her brother John 11 18 ll p1 11 y1ng ttrl( 11 "l ftllllng 11 n d f eDt fl.tl about the 110-.(D\Ied one party 1 01t'hl l'lld wile ~1 41 uunt nJ.! fur n t l l ntion Crom now on rom to ilk&\peCt that their old familiar ~.:harge The Boy Scouts of America is a ready a·n d eag~r partner 1 s 1r Wmslolt plll'ltt>d throu~:h p1e11" orney•re bel1on 1n~ed And they re happy to admit 1t tn every rommuni1y effort to butld boys mto men of charac the tlu k; ~~ hour' of lht wnr\tl t1ld may have been eMIP~& 1 VI bu nothing to do with the fact lhnt Thll reeet~t ch~~ ~u;;rtlnl Adlai E Stevenson tor Pres1<h>nt ter and train rhem for rhelr c1t11.cnshlp rt•sponsJhlhties Scout t 11 ~t n lh1 ng m thv proct·~ F xrevt pns~ihly M e!!~ { 1-s llltlt•! anrl ~h i~ mo~ n•\¥1'P*peh tb M ln 1DD2 (Among the .IV.:IIche~ lncl· ing ts a program m which boys from etght years old up can 101ln1 nn.l a ft'w smnl.,! (Hid hew th\!1 yee.r t~.\:: ~:n Dl J)oU~ PanttJgrop" v.hlch ttoftiSed learn how to do things for themselves and for other people Spt nk 11 ~ now for m• 1 w•111ld dentally It 1 oom n~lc ~m~ee tour years ago eve(! though It It Is a program that dCY(1 lops ph\slcal f1tne!ls skill se1f-rl' , I to endOI'Ml e DtlnOCrl appf'ar lhul M1 t<r :J•HllOWI'r 11 1 db lloll fiUl\llY) Hance courage, and Wg~ ld<'als of servtcr iD God and Coun 110 4e mnrl) tnlclh(lent u• ul h i 1 Is ov.'l\l! Y \Md arul pleued tho Democrats Is the fact that une 1\J,m an" PTr~ndl!'nl I t~n r' m Wha.t hS: ...rpr ived treraell411lUI page one play In the dally PN 111 try •mbfor }I n !rl!lv poh ll" II ~ l)t h Stevenso: ~r~• n ao far In J9&2. he aeriouely f.elt that the !lew•· These things arr arrompllsht'd In portnershtp wltb the s have ht 1 n H., hI~ ~l • ~"nl ~~ d~l~~~ lilrU~I~ ltGrlel about him and I(IVIng their ru.OIIt prom!• home, the school thc.thutrh and other Institutions \\hlch Ill~ 1111\lll t n 1 lt•rk llkr d1 Iru l al P pc e ~ lht RepubUcan. ean41dates ne~t llP"lhoWitVtr Adlai. reallltl that the OOP nomltlfet. four years acrept re.sponstb1lity for the propN guidance and education pu'rllk' 11 ;tpt>arar~e, as pH~~tlJ'• II ow, ,ask!..;, t.be new• wl.th their attacks on the Democrat• of the boys and young mt•n of tht community In fact everv r, 1 ~ g \.."t''ll h ~ s rcnglh 1, ~~~~ <~. ·~~~.~-=vtlniC)ft waaln & defepiYe role Thla time the Repu~l~ll~fl Scout unit murit he SJJOnsored b\ nn established institution not (dcltrol CotH'Ct 1111111 h\111 rondn e!l~ fol g• 1( w d" _.,. . their own ttcord The Dl!mocYatt. are dotnc t e a • such as a ll'hool churth ur ..vna~ogue, CIVIc group farm Ia· aN 014.•""" h --'-h... the bla he&dllnet I 1sh1R¥ al\1\ltalllhni on)~ d~la I tacldnf. So Utey are Ute onn w o an~· ...- . .. bor or builne!'ll org;ml7.atlon Gr by a rtsp()hSible group or n1.1d punwr exL"euttvt 1n 1111 ad 11t • • • a hl m eitileni reprcscntln;:: the ccmmt•n!ty ac a who\e l'ftCY ~l tfld f'JUIWt!l \llh I A. BOlla TDT ctJR:88-~leiUOft8 1\l'C tlul.t. big' s: w Any rnaa th•nlb h1 tt~, w 1h ~ ~ oulla tht naxt (l<mgrlll oYer curba Oft hydrogen od '-to~lc The Boy Scouts in this art'fll<, havf' made ateady prngresi'l m ~toll rlub a r1~hmg rml o1 1 p 1 n b:r:b tdtL l)enlOCrl.~ preJ11Sent1&.1 Nomlftn Steft~YGR II spe~\1: membership :Ill<\ Ill the tramm~ of adult leaders In Middle '-I rush - 'or n Mtntiun u 't llllJ' rul callinl tor a halt ln 'Ce•t bl . . . of bll nuclear weapons cona port, the Lor tl Countll has JOined forcfs with our Campa\~11 erHon or whal v• • . . , l t h only oae at ~ llpL • Slrv 1e 1 OrpnmaUon ~nd wtll be mvitm~ C'ltt:tenl to give to the sup nuv(' hl!l \)l !I on I, ftl l l r p lllOl l Rep. ltletylft. Price (Pl member ot the .. .. ra tlt l'll-:l'r pnl ilt!. ht J\t 1 1nd • Joln.l ~out commltt.e!ll on atomte ener(Y, Certtnn port of tho ll<immlotrallon olth• Bov Scout Program llht p a 1n horPI' aupplled. ~ ttal tip when he .Sd Lll • reeent apeech 1 The Kick Oil date is Oct 20th It w11t stor! wlth n "Kick Yuu cnn thlfllt tTl frt'!nl f 1 1 1 to a pOU, Of Chlca.JO laW1Il'l. ''There bu been Loom lit 41 Off" breakfaat It thl:" Firs t Rapllst ( hurcn and the matlmg 'ifd thtn'k f"n ~ 1rlm ~'llam !lot' eona!dlt.btl o;,n.cel'l'\ uprea""- aroun.d the ~ou:ynu:d to tl.nd out on a f1urwa" You ('..IOI\l\1 1 1 as to the \'l]ltlltJ ot .tomte weapon• testa and he , will be chairmaned hy Charles H. WISe Jr wht'n *let o( n•:J.ll 1Hpl:'c' " t P what meuuru, It any ahould be ta}len to®~~~~' efl.r:,; ~;:onsldera.ble t:vcry citizen Is mvllcd ~ yes t11gcd to assist the Local htlc~Jt ar• Cllt.lttermg up th o nn Prtce p~leted that the n;~~~~=~aunia p He forecast also Campaign lor the nov Scouts or <\mcnca as thev strive to luln ~ worh 'M l h P . a}"\ n lr time atudJ'ti\.. the probl:' ~ Prtaido.t'a at.om•fGr-peace pro1ram a CQMml\ttt •xploratton :t 1'tll pteture maet their nw.e•al Objective 1 he Boy Sco..t Movement bas n1ands 1 Ike hat< nnl re(f'rrt>cl r Jlh I I \n ttt. eo~t ol. the whole lnt~~~=~:.; (:()~mlttee '\\tll IAt• ellablllhed. itself across America and ti a dlsUnct communltv how many or tht- nld Trum tn n Priee~ftt~ too. that tht a : t. lnvet$ in Scoutmg today through your Local Camp.ugn glme are in jall or uwa1l1ng ap 1 1bJ ~~t~lln nucwa~ ve1opmt.n ~ • I ' bal!!JcinJ I - 8 00 SliD 06 KNOWt ~-----~ 411-tl WCHS TV Channe18 TUIIDAY 10·-16 3tc lA Yl QPN'T YOU 12 00 Toni&bt _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.:__• 00 Sip Off "---~ - mill Bnggs C'hti!hire Scootmes· f ' " gave Ln '"u't"ted travolo- I g;lH' of the tnp to Camp Ph1l- j monl 1 cent per word later•a Will ~nve you the bt!r. trl~ on [W'DJh:re l.r IDP.hao nao 11 20 Prell!l Jlo• 11 30 rorelp llltrlpe ,u needed 111& Woot"-'1 t 11 1'0 Weathtreui publiShed ---~--- II;~ l 10.~ Society 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment utiUhes patd SG6 North 4th S' Racine--4 room house and bath, nice lot, sbade trees, small Middleport 10 4 12tc Uclea of Evl!llts printed a.t filfU· lir elassJfted rates ObUuarlc!s ONE FOUR ROOM and 1 -Please return o;:tep ladder to Mrs J H M•tchell 680 South Second Sl , Mrddlcport, 1t IS ICraR Tlooalre 8:00 Tlo. • YOIW Lite ••ao TweniJ>Qna ..-.TO!III' Bury 10•llO Porttical Tfi....t Ctr~o.- a.~ 'l'b..a.nk3 and S,peclal No- TO \YHOM IT M~Y CONCERN No s..te 10 00 ProJM 2ID 11 ' I!OD Mews ' I •15 l!port.o lye Leo Paul 11• 17 ,..... a•30 Edilie !'loll,. CJ•.fli News Carava& I 1'10 ¥ul.b.trry .\ve, 111~'84 10 10 8tc Pomeroy Call -\ LiWe Matlle 10-11 3t<: GARAGES I 7 00 Mayor of the Towa: 8 00 Jane Wyman SMw m All members are urged by the pre.'!ldent Mrfl Ray Wo~~;d· geurd, to be present \ AT IIOTAR'I' MilT Wilham Werner and G~orge Hlbb!l who attended the Nat10 nal Scout Camp at Phllmo'ftt C1mmaron N M thia summer accompamed Fred Hibbs Trt state Scout comm1tteeman tn Galhpohs Lh1s. past week wher• thr} attend('d the Galhpolis Ito tar v club dinner meetln11 Mer oo supemaaa Grancl 010 ~Y 5:110 AIMit DrU Saow 5 10 llopai01JI CIHidp 6 SO Joaathan Winters Show 130 626&.X t ~ Of 4 00 Comedy Time 6 2!1 1M Pllll' ....,. rlll'd SUGER RUN P'U The Sugar Run PTA Will meet 1 Tie TIC Dough 3.411 Modern Romancea ModerD Romanees 81J Sporlo B)<o 'I Time 200 llatlnq Tbeatre 8 00 N..,. Pleture After a male has grown out of long: dresses and tnangles and ha s arqutred pnnts freckles and so HIUlh ditt th.lt rela t1ves don t care to ktss tt between meals tt l>l'umn s a boy A bov ts N:1turc's nm:wrr I(! 1he> false bclif'f that there 1s no such thmg as pNpetual mot1on A boy can run l•ki' a de(•r •• ThHtr~ H Mit. 10.1!1-3t< 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, full •11111 bueRU!!tt C!~ furnll c.. J acre of it08Dd. CaU David Davi& Ula.M 9 roorp fh01.tse at Mason Jteaso~~OR .Ali' OR RENT • ab1e if'Wone )Irs C.rl Gltdner rem.odt-led 5 room Pt Pleasa nt 227 J 10 l$-3tp Reeentty houJe witb baLh in IJilSOn, W 6 room h•u•e, ba!b.. carport ful.l V&. Bohart Story, Plaone- 4'J6.J lw.sement '163 South Thlr4 Pomeroy 10-J.3.3tt: Aveaue, Middleport CaU \] 30 It Co1Jld Be You 12 00 C11mera Goes to School IUO CWT<at 130 Tenne.ssee !:::'n1e 4 OG ComedJ', ~~ 4 30 Jly LUtl• lllrll• 5 00 Auat DrU l!llow MINSTREL RIMU.RSAL The Sunflower Mtnetrel &how w1ll have a rehearsal this even mg at the K of P Hall Ruark Reports 11 00 3 00 Queen For A Da1 3 4:S ~lrfree Mi4<Uewt cJ!<II 10 00 .iome Ill \ to rhmatC' conllihons Thf' v.orld IS so full of hovs that 1t's 1mpo::;sJb\e to tnucrh off a ftrPCI ackN strike up a brmd or plh h a b.dl ~' lihout roll eel \ mg a thousand of th('m Boys are not orn~mPnf<~l lhl ~ rf' u<.;e 1 ful If 11 v..el4:! not for boH tht> nc'WspapPrs \VHiid ~o untlC'\Jl.. 1 NNI ;:md unread and n hundred thous,Uld p1<1ure shm's \\-ould go bank1 upt The ho\ ~~ J natural spertator h( v..af, h<'" p:~r tdrs flrf's ftght'i football gamPs automoblll's rnd plan1 s \\lth f'qual ft-r· F'r Jnt vor I1oweve1 hC' will not watch a rlo< k 8 00 South Phon& 6087Y. Ku J 7 00 TOOay Today .t\v•..,. Second 8lifl UD 11 00 Tic Tac DetUth iD It 1 Could be You 12 00 PanoD8 Studf 12 ::m Cttrrent 1 ::JO Tennii!BIIee Ernie LITERARY CLUB MIITINO. The Middleport Literary Club • w11l meet Wednesday artemoon l at th~ home of Mr9 Cedrte Clark ~ llh Mrs E E Hayes as tbe hostess This Is ABoy Oscar Roush , and old frtend and booster for 1 he Datly Sen tmel of Middleport contnbutes the followmg humnrcrus de S(llptlon of a bov 1i our Jtad(ts ha\l :;een 11 tn p11t or Pll tlrety before tt t.s worth another r(l'admg for 11 Ulll hardly fail to ratse a second smile This Is A Bo}' 6 53 9 00 CoHee Time 10 00 Home 1 Nlltlo .u.l ad"ertbllll repTtllelltatlH, PottlneW.K1mtraU. IDe, 1M Ltliz.eto• Ave.. New York C1ty 1e, N Y SubJui.ptl~ nta Delivery by ~arr'r.er Wlill'!rto • '!..81lable 30 eent1 ... week one Jear iD adv1nc1 at The Daily Maune! olftce S15 60. 1tJ; moath.\. $7 80, tbr~ monthJ $3 90 By Dl.ltor route wbcre n"lilahle one m.cath t1 By mail one ,ear S8 su mon ths $4.25 'fl!rM •~nths 12~ one mont4 S.l utJUtiea furnliPd 880 TUESDAY t-.e ~JOblo - - dowiUitairs - - -apartment, -- 3 room WSAZ -TV Channel .3 Daybook .The Daily Sentinel lltNAIID II. OWU GUIDE The Sentinel -- ~ r1lou "" Ill-_. 1\tJilllo~ ftlone 285 - • w ..1. ill.. .......,. BOJ)NEY DOWNING ' INSUR.\NC& t\GENCY ~iO"i. •M'll1' 819"0, 118 ~-- ,.v ... Vfelll All !I'Ok•• !l.,;,j,j,;,d ... l!llr ;r'~~ I " - ~s!~ -fll ) Real Estate Oltftltl. ~~~~fit PIJIM 8Q acrfa w11Ja 6 aeret of J>¥tlom, large p~turo. plllllf ,61 "mbp', 7 roo~ boulle, bara and tde block hen mlneral r1gbts, oR II lillie - Only $3800 00 FAR--100 aerea house All good ro.d It~·~ 11\ihW~V With rood .. room house, larg'e barn and otlaer buildlot:•, on st1te highway 20 m1o.ute froiD Cow1hoW!e $1000000 W1ll trade for property Jo W V1 any· wbere between Point Pleaaaht And Jiavcmswood ~ aiOKLft IIUL'I'I' lox 229 !'Ilona 101-'1'. PIN. At!hmobllo. o\CCIDIN'I' Life. . , . . 01111 - Reollismte Broker .,J'&.Iill~. -r... ''YOU& , SUNRISE TO SUN SIT ltLLYL.Illltls lqai .... III4·IMI ttn 11111111 S'!'ATfON'"' 990 Qn Ye11r IHtl Pomeroy Equipment Co. A R. KNIGHT, Pres �' • -. 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 uct 1f> 1956 VISITS ou CAMPUS George Anderson Jr Westminster Fellowship Presby terll!l Adv1~or attended an exe eulrH mcetong o{ lh~ Presbytery \o\ t:~tm 1 n~tt>r Fellowship Council Sunda} at the Westrmnster Foundati on Hou ~e on th~ OU cAmpus DEVOTED TO INT•aasn OF MEIGS-M.- AN UEA ' 01"-- I Mr~ REYNOLD I GREENI IDITOII PubUsbed r.t'ei'J' atteraooa Gcf'pt Sunday by Ttle Oblo V11Je' !'elatloel, Inc: a• 110 }{ecbarut St, Pomero:r 0 Buslueu oil ct t.hoD.e 398 edit onal off1ee pbor..e 391 Zatered u &eeond ~1us m&il..ac matter at I 7 00 1 2 00 Katia.U 4 SO 8 tCS News CUftaa at the sehool Thursday 11t 7 30 p swtm ltke a fish d1mh ltk e .1 squ1rn•l h,Jlk hkP a mule he\ ]O\\ hkr n hull t>.lt Ilk£' a p1g or a rt llkc ~ J:Hbss accmctmg M ~ '" ll 1-!eJlm:n, Saturduy cvr omg Mr anti \fr~ WdlJam Matlm:k Mr and Mr , <.:hes Km~ht an.tl so n ~ ~pent Satu1day eventng wtCh thl V1rg1l Roush s Mrs llyde Wdl omd daughll.'l F.lt•:tnor catletl on MB. Ma1y B:tl It'} Sunday e11enmg Mr llnd ~r~ Gt•uld \!1olet Mr an11 Mrs Flovd Spe-ncer Mrs Dcf! tel (,oeghen callcrl on Mrs Jenm" llou!h Sunda:~~ af1ernr1on Mu s Alma I an ham C"alled on :1.1r~ \'l-1ll U111hnan 'fu• sdny M1 a RUII~! l] Pawler IS VISllJng hl'r mtughter Mrs Harry Bnrw11 and family Mr ~ Jenn1e Roush spe-nt this WePk w1lh her 1laughtf>r !'111s Flo)d Sp!'ncer of l'01neroy M1s~ Mary Jo Roush li JWilt SatUI day w1th h• r Aunt M•s Wtl11am Matlock of llnmelt:l)\ U THREE OpfT 8 30 oo e·zs 11:!0 tid!• - · - n ao - . BOodlla• New• 111 20 I WEST SHADE 1\1!:1!.11 LAUREL CLIFF n,_,_ Ia s ._a. • ---- l Nativr Product Yoo I I I ·• to 1 I !' "1 •t An Investment In Tomorrow e•so n·• I ;• t I I l'" I !....._ m•ta. • auet fOr cllllidendl of IOOd Citizenship tomorrow 'o ' l. t brah seni.re - - - -~--,.- I fiv~ ro~m awtm.en.u. a room dwell Jng newly dec~rated ms1de and out Must be teen to be' appre c1ated 8 room 1nd 6 room bouses &tb wlthtn 5 mm wal~ of Court House A N Bengel, Pomeroy - - 0.18tf !<"eo; rent - li.l.eettle wallp.apo.!r &teamer Clint~_ Fisher, Ml~ dleport Ph 62.-X 11 ,l,.•tf --rent r.- - lllDe~ Llddui, ~do, DNp Clotlu. tlcaf!old CliDtoD ........, JllddlePort. PboDe tJ26I.X. 11·1-lf Fba RENT 4 rooiiw an\ batb and 5 l"'OUUB ana :rt~th, furnilhe8 apartment& W. T Gru~, 9 Ill 1 mo p Middleport. (61 Lost & Found PresR Bol 8 ROOM FURNISHJD Apartment, 127 Butternut Ave, Pomeroy LOST-One Herl!'ford Helfer 400 10 8 6tp Ibs near Portland Call Roy R Sm1th, 236 Portland 6 room ul)f1JrDished apartment w1tb bath, for rellt Also 3-rooDl wltth unfurnl11he:t apartment Found-one set of keys lnqulre bath Both newly derorated Ca,ll at Da1l} Sentmel Office 2114 9 20 tl 10.16 3tc ---- ~~~~·--------------- WIDNISDit.'l' 8 00 Ca}Um. KlllcVOO 8 00 (lorry Moore LO&t-ne\v at<. Strlko It R1cll Valla Lady Low ol Life Sewch for TOJD(ft'O• Gukliac L!1lbt ''R R l A,,t,. - --- X. DODGII:¥LYMOUTII 11'1!.\L. l£liS. J4.tl 181 Auto For Sale- or Tr1de-1'wo fox bounds Run Foxes only Four and s1x ~11'1 old Rannle Moore, Pbone 6920-X 1015 3tp HelpWanted (17) HOURLY possible- Ueht "'l'f!\l>ly wOOik " !¥>me N o expn1enee n,tessan' IIIla, co . ~. Wr~le, ~co Aneele,s, ~. West Third, J,.os Sale~ dotng Cahf 16-lO.!tp 1964 BT,.,JC.t( V8 RGADMASTJo::R MALE $P""::'"'Voung men to train for ..\U'baf!s and Te1evt4 ~r Sedan Dynatlrw :r..tr~r slon See our ad m Amusement !rleering brakes, B1oettnar's Secfton f:entral Institute Pomeroy $1,895 00 10-11-6tc 300 Brliblor Dor 315 oflllorlll NICIJI 330 li:dflo Katle"l Jtlteben 401 430 Early Show IRM PONT!AC FLX 8CYL. 2 ~r S.,dan One local o.wner Ortgl uat flnl~h Blaettnar s Pomeroy $1,295 00 10-11 6te -' 5~ Les Paul and Mary Ford 6 00 Draw With Me 8 Ul DouglB£ Edwards 8 SO Pro,.Footlb.lll Htgbhghb --- -- ~-~- '1954 BUICKV8 SUPER 4dr Sedan J)ynaflow, Power tteermg Low Millage Blaettnar 11, Pomeroy 7 00 Arthur Godfrey 8 00 The MllUonaire $1,995 00 10.11-<Jtc 8 30 I've Gb~ A Secret 9 (10 20th Century Fox Hour I one ' Korean Veti!J:;I\n& 10-118tc Jnstltute for 1().16-2tc to be a Prof.,.. JonaJ Bee,uticia 1 iD aQ amaz. in~ly sh.rt time •I a m!Dimum coot wlilch you can pay on a ·Pay aa Yob Learn Bo:tlll " Take 111113 CHEVROLET BEL-AjR 4dr Sedan ,Beaut.i,f\d bl~e wJtb. white to \rain. Airlines and ~~v~9:n ~e our ad In An\~mtm~ See hon 1C&WW lD21:~1tute .FEM.ALE H£11'..:-Atrhnet need 4 youq wamen ;.;ee ~ur ad In Amusement Section Central VOU cao l•an 195f CHEVROLET 210 4dr Sedan local owner Origmal fintsh $1,295 00 Blaettnar'l Pomero) ad•anta.. of lhe fact that you ran h~e •I home ao~ Jearn t4ts Pr<lltes&Lon at our At'h•••· o , school and help to ftll tbe !'Onstal1t demebd fDI' $99! 00 Blaett"'r's Pomeroy 10.11-8tc -..,----~~;1 · 1!eallllel.., , ,._,ur• yoursel! top 1ii2 ii'ESO'JO 'I& 4di'l Sedan ~r Bteerlng Low iiuleage One WEDNESDAY 1159 Sip On local owner. $8N.OO Bleettnars, Pomeroy t0-11-otc 12 08 Neighbors 12 30 Film & Faney 130 Feminine Toocb 200 Altemoon Ftlm J'eetivalr 400 Two-Gun Pla:vbowe GOO Mickey Mouse 600 NoWB -----~ r1ano-uprigbt Joseplnne Knopp CUlton. VI{ Va Phone Spruce 3-5748. Call after 3 00 P M ll).lfl.lllp ----- FOR ~ BY ~everal lots lor Structural Clay Brlqt qd Tile Ol>tal• bld oh,.to at llloill (j.llo Kyifr Creek POW" 6 06 Weather 810 Spurt.11 8 liS John Daly 8 8t. Dimeyl&nd 7 30 Navy Log 8:00 Of.Zie and H1rriet 8 SO Ford Theatre SYRI>CUE:present lor tllw were lllr pd .,;JII!>i ~eiJJII~ ()f PIUs bur& W G Soulaby Mr 1nd Mrs v:;~:~~:~:~ daughttrt oJ Cehn.bllJ Mn '(V A Crouse and son of Cq. LUmbU&. Mr and )11'1 J M SOUl_., by aud dauaiu:er ol Pomero:r, 'Mri HOUSE FOR SALE 011 B.lliiT olx Bllncb mbbs ~nd Mr and ¥1'4 rooms, utihUes Ca.ll lpnace 8 A Gibbt and two ddlilr.en 3-!169!5 M•aon • 10-11.at Mint'rtvllle, Wn William NeUJ!! 10.11-8 t nd daugbwr, KN'eo of lacute Mr and MMI R L Boulalty Of St. or of a pleuant "\ a'tr4 profitable future Don't waJt Limited enrollments Wri•e to SOU'IH- ERTON (MARTZ) Bl!lkUTY SCHOOLS, Athens, Ohio and Huntlngto'l, W Va tO-lUte 5 ROOMS and tll\TR, 10 Cole St for small reliable fq:~Qr W per month See M1"S. Howari! C.cll, 800 W ilf.ala lit , Po"'~PJ eVOiliDp. 0 ff If Albf!n<l W Va , Jnd Mr and L D Soultlbv a~ two children •nd ele-(.... St Albans, W Va trlctty Loeated on Sb:th St The P T A or the Syracuse out of h1gb water, pnce Grade ~chool met tn the school $420000 audi10I'tum Tue1d.ay evP.nmg o n Portland-8 room frame home Sept 11 With the president Mrt w1lb bath nicely located, W1lham Francia prerudlng Offl nearly 1 acre lot, 2 ear garace oer.s for t1ie nnt •ebool year are $ mile frGm Ravenswood Ferry vtce pre~~Jdent Grtce Oller lecrtnot !ar from KaisCU" Alumln tary, Mrs Elma treuurer. 1um Plant Can be financed Mr' Alberta fB!lOO 00 comn;u ttee .. Lotated State Rout s!l~ room Kathleeu Frane1s, bou.ae, full basement with berta flubbard, Elma shower bB.{h, front porch, larie lep Teaford )fary lot, very Dice res1denee pru::e Harden and Vlrl:lmla wat~r Carden ,as, ~00 Hilton wo~~o. s.-.. tor Cudder R•lty PMne 115. 1().13-3te Room mathers, Mrs Margaret ELt.blncer and Meter, Mra. Rll.er' 1 room, LondGn and llelen DlddW. Mn Mo!Tls' room, Dorothv Wiaebren· Do<·- ~ REEDSVILLE CLIFTON >n·"''· -- -- IF Y hove SOflltitthing Ta Sellj Trade or Anft"t, Let A Da .lv S.11tinti.Disploy Ad or '"'ant .... be Your Rew:eni'Citive. Get Resulrs - t" ~~:;~~ ~ufl(pr 11 11 Mrstery The1tre I \' BYrae.use 10..11-0tc Su~or Fl'llNACE, Trevey-Finsterwold fu.,.rol Home used very little $99 OlJ Php.nc 846-M or 6045 J .... 11).8.6te -~--- --- H0UIIQIUILDEII8 J'IB.EWOOD FOR SI\J..E See Wm Nelgter'a} RIOine. lladfGrd nr Harold Blackston 9\~tf Rocksprings or plume 8M-J - - -.- ____ 1~ 81mop IIA nTQ • --110111 111PK1111 FOB SALE-Pear' 'tJrby Real Eo tete. Rutlan& U'ownshtp IJ .,.,._ tcre.t land, hou~~e. barn. artd Odl bWictiag8.. See GtOrlfe A. ~­ iiran. Admln!mat9r 6-1-tr (lORN BINilER and SHREDDER, ~ust He to apprtCI!lte FultonTbc.iJnpaGil Tractor Sules Servleo Sernce to the Llvlng Qur Motto 0102mop COAL Mr and Mrs Elmer Bau-d and 1 yl Clark son ,,f ChPtb1rr WPre vls1\ln.: Mr ~1r~ LQurae G..,_ was viJJU.nl and M.n } I Latchlleld bt>r s.uter Mn II'AAIIII Clark on Mr aacl Mrs Lawrence Clark Monday and fa.rruly were Vblling Mr and Mr • nd Ml"' Cltarles nd .11on Mu Hank Fetty an soll.s at Pl or PI Plea11t tnd. Mr aad Mftt Pleas.ilnt Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Paul Harru> and Ray Clark and three 10111 wwe ~ hlldren of Mmeuv1lle wert Sun calhng on Mr Ora Clarw recently day GuesU of Mrs Ruth GoGdntte Mr and Mrs Cyde Cart aad Mrs Wa yne Goodntte and son >10n were c,aUJ.II Ofi Mr and Mrs who bave hce n spe ndtog .somr Car Cark .and Ltds t1me at A'Jiance have returned I h.ome Mra Sar•h Hoffman and Mrs Rutb Goodnlte were calltng oo contlllued !rom page t Mr and Mrs Paul Harrl5 and !amlly one d,ay last week General Hosp1tal for Blopd-AkohTho~e spendm' Sunday with ol test $300 00 malunc 1 Lota1 of Mrs rna Hud.&on were Mr an~ 1818 Q5, The report Q{ the Ceme Mrs Clarence Vt!ager and d.auth tery Trustce.5 for $1~ 00 was also ter~ Mr •nd Mrs Leo Lltchf,eld accP.pl4 d .. s was the report of Treaand children Mr and Mrs ThG- sur~r Je01n I ama mas Gnmm and fam1ly Mr and Mr!l Bernard Rayburn and famtly Those pre-:>ent were Mayor FiSh and Mr and Mrs lLro) Durst and er t:ounc1lmen Wayne Gibbons daughters J R \l.odt>v Dav1d Jenlrim Ernest J lmm1e Goodntte .... bo 1s em Covert Robert MeElhmney D C plo}ed at AUlan~e spent the week ~tUPr Clt'rk Charles Murray t od w1tb hiJI parent s Mr and Mrs Trt asu e JPan Lema Chtef o r \' ayne Goodntte Polic(' Ba11~' Street Foreman El Pl!'te Orri of Oh10 spi'nt lhf' 1 l ~ AHornt>y B~rnard Fultz M'rt weekend w11h h1s trand mother J J Oii\ JS Judge Cedr t Clark ~rs Ruth Goodmle P.Jul Hapt onst:~ ll and na~ry lfe- Middleport Council Harry Dor1s. Ohhnger was ca:llng on Jao1cc G1hb8 Sunday Qullf" 11 crOwd 2atbered at the Broad Run School hou~ Wedn,. ~ da\ ru2ht and tonk part •n the fm;f p T A mi'Ptm g of 1he vPar Mr~ ~~" Grllll"l was calling on Mr& f'lara Johnson recC"nt l) Mr and Mrs Harry Ord werf rallmg- on Mr and Mrs Duck Ord aod family Saturday Mr and Mrs Jack Ord and faro lh were visttln& Mr and Mrs Ar tH Roush and rami)) Sunday evPn tnt:: Mr and Mrs Bernard Rayburn of Columbus spent the weekend w1th Mn rna Hudson and othel' HlatJve-s Wl'ro> \ lstt 1 Mr and Wedne~day for Sl Petersburg f1 h th a w el-e l!y WJ 11 reside The WSCS of the M E Church mel Wednesday 10 an all day meeting at the Thomas home M ,, M F ary ranees 81 ame an grandmother Mrs Rebecca B1ame of Hogsett W Va, were illests SundPy of the Lee Wallace lam 1ly The R E Wtlliam11 family at tended. the Lancas1er Fa 1r on l j Thursday while there they "tstt Pd th1t1T 'lon Wilham Wdllllms .and Wife who arc teachers m tbe Rush\Jile and Lancastar &chooh rcspechvel} Mrs Pbylll.s Ayers of Belpre VlStted hete Tuesday 1n lbe home of her parenl.ll, C V Buck le\ and WlfP J1mm1e K1n~ and fam1h aod Bob and buue Morton or Bel ~re were rl!cent visttors here 'fwn birthday celebratums wer!' ob~erved w1th th" 92nd b1rthda~ annr\ersarv v.htch lalts on Oct 9 of Fred Coleman was celebrat ed a ht s home Or-t 7 w1th the follow1ng r<.'lntlves pr!'sent Wm Stethl'm an(f w1re Mr and '!\.1rs Garth Sm1t11 of I ung Bottom Mr and Mrs Howard Young of Paden C1ty and Helen Archer Jocal Tile <llher 92 buthdA) an nlversary wh1rh roml's on the 5th dny of Odober wa~ C W Buckley whrn he cel~hral ed at the home uf h b son 1n hw and daughter IVr ~nrl 1\lrs J M Srnlth with the followmg rPla tlves in attendance Mrs Ahcc Fou11y BellevJllr Bf'n Buckley and ramtly Car] Buckley and w1fe Sheorman Bucklev of Reedsv1lle Arthur Bucklev and family or Parkersburg GArrett and Grace Reed of CJoh1\l~ Law renee 11nd Vern11 Rose and fum lly or Mnrntn~ Star Gene Buck Jey and famdy of Po'lmero} Ru1b Wa'!"goner and Dulaney Iam1ly of ~M:':':'':'===·==-===~:. • tiOWI FOR d Mr an Mrs Elwood Lelvu}.i and famtly 11ere VJsihng Mr and Mrs Leo Clari: and P.lrs Cora Ob lmger Sund"ay Mr and Mrs Jade: Ord and ram th WCl'e caJJmg on Mr and Mn Jobnnae Wolfe Sunday aftPrnoon M rs Harry Ord was callig on Mr'!: Lurv Kavlor ret:!ently Mr5 Clay qrinstead )fr~ Ber h Cl t a art aud Sbirley Johll.!lon were shopping In Pomeroy Sat urday Mrs L our Liev1ng and dau~h Cmdy were calling on Mrs Flor enc• Clark Monday M B ISS ettv Roush of Pomeroy was a r~'cent .eueat of her mothel' Mrs Alta Rnusb CeC" 1) M~nln and son Chester and Leland Van :y t __, e er were. t.:.1Ul NOW IS THE TIJII! TO I fl ROOMS Of ::.1- ~ New Fornitur.e I FO& t,299.00 f a .C M Ill f BAKER FURNITURE If O. fte Br.l.dtted iii oJCI •er ear.; 1 b Middleport CALL US FOR 4 FRIE Estimate .I.fftt.n c F··shar ,._ ,_. ..._ Pflint-lloofln .a-•- ...,_ ill BAKER FVIlNITUU IIIJ~. 4-WIIER DRIVE 1111CK America's ,.lowest -priced 4-wheel drive truck ········•••e QUA!JTY DOESN'T COS'i'-ITPAYS 8ugel' Run ftted Mill ~IlLES Mrs 1 Let us demonstrate lbenbach Htrd.ware 11 15 P.l!i :,trey Theatre djKearns ng Mr and Yra Harold Ohllnaer Ull on M.r •nd. . .~if .00 f•mlly Wet'e visitmg .Mr aod l ltoUih and daught.- R.-..d'•,- rt· l Mr~ Joe Ohlrnet;r enlfl8 Mrs Theresa Oli!iDier and Do.P " ·~ ... k"(· ~ ' t " " 7,.. aid Gnmm wtre m Middl .. p<>rt Mrs Bertha Ctar and Larry Sunday evenmg. I Wtre ra>f'nlly uUt.na: on Mr, Eat.. ed=c&oc=m~t~b~•~H~ohe~r~H~ A. Barnett and wife o~sp~•-ta_lleft ~c_P_'_'_k_ersburg -----------~--~:::::::::::::::::::::::_~~~~ID:::D:D:~:::::Irr~~~,J auaranteed 1110 Spt>JU "~cd IY T .... Et.A OHLINGER Mw D<fk Ohlinier wbo La fmP4o ed • St. ~ph :kolpjtal tt P~k&r~bura:..ospent the week e-nd Wlth her mother Mn Ther esa Ohllm::er returnint day eYf!'DinJ ~~r and Wrs Chnter are announctnr t~ b1t1h of a tnn borri at 8(haekel oti.Dic oa Oct 1 Pa1f!l'na.l arudpa.reets arP Mr ~nd Mn: Ctcil Martin and m.ilternal grandparl'nh are Mr and )In &Tnt Wooten Callmg at the home of Mrs Bf'rtha Clark OVeJ(. the Wf"ek Pnd were Mr and Mrs Kt>nne h ('larll and famtly of Mason Mr ant1 Mr~ Wtlllam Clark and Ann ,.f New M3rt 1nsv111e Mrs Tht'l' esa Ohlinger and Mrs BeTtha Kettler of Wheehng Mr and Mrs Raymond Roush and daughtPt!l vlslVd :!tfr snd Mn Cecil Martin sunday Dorothy Ohhn.1er was a guttst Monday of Mrs Frances Kearn~ Mn Alta Roush and family wt re 10 Pomeroy Saturday Rufus Htll was railing on Ar ht: Ruu~ h Sunday Mr and Mrs Wilham Clark and son of N~ Marhns\JIIe wpre- here to attend, thP dethra troD nf the new ad4 111on or lht> EH~ Cburch New Hav~n P.fr and Mrs Eugene He ~son and children wer(' rrt:ent guests of Mr and Mrs Crl..utd H rs~on Mr and Mr.., Arthur Ohluu:er ~ 10 RATS KILLED with ont 110111'4 STAR WAltFARIN. Sate, 1\lf8, 11 00 News t111d Weatbef ~ Mrs KRUD on. - $3 00 PER BAllllEL. Pbone 001~M VIrgil Teaford, 9 45 Feature Theatr& ent•rta1nment pmod lonnie Ln41nah•m aang {br« .MJnga meetlllK wu clo»ed With a bY Rev. WilllamA and Mrs Garland GH.1s n daughter of Pa rkersburg w Va spent • vaca\lon WI!~ th~ former s •uther Mrs Francis Hood l'a\ly Otler studeAI nune at Catndt!D Clark hospttal h.u com plet{'(l three montlt• lra1n1ng at Ch1ldrcns hosp1tal in t..:olumbut~ u Vlio!tlng her motber Grace Oiler and brother Jlm 8111 QlJpr RPCent euests of Mr and Mrs Ro} Wtoebrenner were Mr a n d Jllrs George Ml'rrltt and ctuldrton Paula Jean and DouPlas f'( WhN•I lng W Va aM Paul Ka} of Prpclorv!lle Mr and Mrs John Wuse and 10n Dav1d of Esst Liverpool re c:ently vts1ted the formers par ents Mr and Mrs S F W1 se Mrs Mary Proffitt of Rarme '!t D v~itt>d her dauG:hter Mu AMa McCoy and wlnle bert re tt;llrfttd her 95th birtbdav Mt ~ "Mrs Wilham Dtddle d,.JIJ~B\11 Oiler spent a Sunrlay t.b and Mrs Pearl Sesrlcs of 'Clll!!5 1re M,r and Mrs Loutll' FlaTl'llgan and .son SamJliY were m C.1eve land to attend a baU game Mr rnd Mr5 Roy Wmebr&nner and ~n Wilham Gordon vliltt'd Elizabeth Merr 1tt and {.;oldie Rol hns of Letart w Va - Dally S,nline!, Pom•roy-M!ddleport, 0., OcL J4191f S BROAD RUN NOTICI 1'1~ API'OIN1'MINT nex and Bernlee WJntbttnner lxecutrix Mrs Gt>Oflem s room IMne Par~ Est.te of Clive C. KMbaulllt, er an1 Eli1.abeth Cundiff Mrt Cr0\1. s roam Addie Nordl and Mr and Charll'! Slack Nohce ts hereby gwen that Ann Sauva.(e Mn Loueb roGI'D, Huntm,a:ton ViSited Mr and Mrs Louise M KeebnQgh, whose Mary Cundiff and Mary Huflbard Or\nll e Slack BE'ulah Gibbons aod Frances R1ttrr Post Ofhce Address is Chester, IThe finance <:onuoittee--Helen Oh19 Star Route bas been duly Vmtlni! Mrs Anna McCo:t were Teaford. Avezo S1sson Genevtv.e appomted as Executrix of the George McCoy of East Livl!rpool Schne1der VJrglnla Gulnth•r an,d Eslate of Chve C Keebaugh late Mrs Albert Faucloth and Mrs Sylv1a Zwllling mernbtr&blp of Orange Townsh~p. Me1gs Rl.l.!ise.ll Satterfll'ld and chlldten Elma W*S!! Marle LeadlDgha", Col\l}ty Oh1o, deceased Maraaret OottrtlJ Mar)orle Man· Roger llnd Karen or RaCine R D Dated thl~ 11th day of ual Allah Teaford Betty Will Mr and .P.lrs John Wise of Co October 1956 lumbus and M••· Jan• Wose ol 1ams Mrs Dale Warner, Mrs '""" .. John C Baton P.fark Evans and Mrs Frances Im- Cbtcago V!Sittd Mr and Mrs S Judge of the Probate Court boden mae:azme - Mary LWe, F W 1~P :Me1gs Counh Ohw M1 s AM>ert Duckwort h has rP Dorothy Harden hnspltalltv (1()) 16 23 30 3tc turned to bee home !rom R'ltm•n Esther Harden BeHy Williams, and htalth - V~rgtnta Guinther aftr-r bemg called there hy th hosp!talltallun or her son Wll and Marie Leadmgham IIIlTH ANNOUNCED l1am Duckworth She reports h1m Mr and Mr3 James CUnnmgham The pubhelty commlttce iS Ada t 1mpr0\ tng -Mrs Ada are announcH"Lg the tMth of a daug Slack 1\~r born !14iln.dav at Holzer Hos A Halloween party was planned p1ta1, Galhpolts 0 The baby for October Mrs Crow's room had w.;:lghed seven nounds and two ozs ~e-mo~t parents present During 'I'he mother IS the formpr Miss Jec:.neU I! Moore daughter of Mr BY LUCY KIBBLE and Mrc; Ge(D'ge Moore of Colum Mr~ Lou Ella McGrcv. son John!!nn 8Rd CartiPJf(ht Wed •n bus 0 The paternal grand mother 1 Robert Bogfess w1fe and l& Mrs Anna Erwm of Southstde bride of Walter Gleen C~wrarht Thomas K1bble w1fe S9n of Mr and Mrs Herman CartThe httle gJrl has been named Wngbt of C1Ht011 The br1ch: I.S the son·in·law and d11ughter Mr and Sheryle Denise Willard Covely and son daut!ht.er of Mr aRd ltra Cu,rt1a Dean Ktbble of Sandyville W --~ Johnson of Ractne Ohio Va and Mtss Katt' K1bhle Wl"rc The Rev John Elwood perfGrm guests Sunday of H E K1bbte ed the double Mnll ceremonv at and daughter Mildred Fore st haJ1 DBSt SIX o'clOI"k lrt the Mel and );lr~ Ada Congrove hodt'St Chureh at Racme 0 Sept Mr~ Mildred Santee of Galh ember 28 ohs spent Sunday here wit~ her Tbe br1de was attendPd m 11 stre parents Mr and Mr!! J S lenrth dress of wh1te talfeta ~el' ¥s.rks I only 1rwclry was a stnnliC of pearls GU M1ss Gor•rudr Buchanan stu Hf'r flowers were White Carna dent nurse In the Holzer Hosp1 lum~ w1th \Vlute streamers MN J P Sauers Pomt Pleasant tal spent the week end here I """ 1J w1th her parPnt! Mr and Mrs ~ .,. II Sisler ,.,_( tfu:! brld~ Woii!S mrud o( Alvm Buchanan honor Sbe worr a street ]('ngth Mr and Mrs F H R1chard ot ho corqgc To}feh manager nf the Torch " ' ""U: S~dwa) wue recent vlsrto.rs il'uo!tii- II Maslil\ her a~ hest man Pd:r and Mrs Hubert Carr of The former MIS« Johnson g a ~ ~graduate from Racme High school Columbu!l were wePkend guelts and was 'em1)1oved bv fhP. state d~> or her parents Mr and Mrs B L partment of Edueat1nn 1n Coium. Elhl;ards Don Coleman and family or bw: Ob10 Mr Cartwnght graduated lrom Columbus were re-cent vts1tors of Wabama H'~h !!Chonl He served ln h1.s mother Mrs Helen Archer l-Jrs Josf'phtne Pickens, Mrs the Arn;Lv and followmg h s seJXir atiO!fl ~turned to h1s emplo)ment M1ry WallAce and grandson Bob by Dunfee who have heen pa at tilt Suorn 'Plal)).t tienta in a hosp1tai m Parkers ~ ld:t fnr a ~hort wedbUf'J bav~ returned home also Vir~IDia ~boy Mn Tbelma Smtth has returnthelr•ewly tr HoU!e, Cheahlre, Oblo. 10.~ D 00 Wed Night Fi1ht> ' 12 111 - - - - -- ( 16) For Rent or Sale Mur WrPCkt"' Service Oay Pborae 8?.?'7 Niltht •PhOne 09- $2 00 100 Ollr Miss Brooks lSI) HOWief!Jrly 200 Big Payoff 2 30 Bob CroebJ' 10 25 Weatberfllan tO 30 Candtdatcs and IS8Ue! 11 00 News l1 05 Tbe L&te Show Sten on Prner t;.Prvic~ I. B. RAWLINil SOliS CO - II All Tbe World furDI tO 00 Your Esso Reporter 10 15 Sports Parai.le truck ~-- ----· t2 00 Ray Mill•nd Show 12 SO Fu·estone tire on broken wheel on Lead 1n.g Creel. Road E M "Btuton Box 108, Mtddleport 10..16 3tc u·ao -.r God!ro7 10 80 n,oo 11 IS ll 30 11 411 aDd P}.ete WHEEL AUfH(.MENT &:en's Safety Servke, West 1bi Strtet, Pomeroy, Ohio. WHTIIo..I-TV Channel13 I :iy :i • • • • I' 1200 a 00 Cutain x.taroc m I '\IIIII }'• lin• s,n d uat t ptals who have grarluated f111m 9 00 Garry 1!00'1 .!.W ~ ~t Hnd .Strctl Nl'\\ \conechvc msl1tutoru or mav •~ 9 30 Arthur GOdiNt Vnrl-: 17 N 'r ' pt>et to ma(fi.CU ate m same BY MIS JOHN DIEHL 1030 8tt!DitA bov 1s a piece of skm str( trhed oHr :m ;Jllp<'fttP HowFOR RELEASE ON RECEIPT Every ume I re<td whe1e Ste vtn /\ttxnd 1nce at Sunday School 1100 VolllaiLaQ rver h~ Nih nnlv when h~ s a\\ak<' Rov s llllll <~fc Uw1r Dad!l ., Rob•l1 c Ruarlc \son has made snme rrack abolil 8 t1 15 Love ol Llf• Sept 23 wne. 00 oflenng $12 34 in <~"Hie nf all ef'm1fl fn IP~rh tlwm gnod m nHwrs 1130 Searcl1 lot' _ _ 1 tJNJ)oN Ar<'Oldmg 10 I he checkmg on the locoal postuffll l Rf'cPnl ~ucsts of Rev and You C:'n absoln1Pl y r{'ly on a boy 1f \Oil kno\\ what to i'X \ltv. ot 111 1 u 11 ~m~ lllc tlegaot lo see If 1t s stllll hele lhavc li 1 Mr!! Harry Bate were Mr and 'I 411 Guld!DI Llahl Adl lll , 11 n In w ~n• Jk ng ba~k think of a p~tzel ght man nartl•d PN"f 12 00 1\Q' ~- .... Mr~ Aibe•l KtrkbrJde, Mr11 12 30 .t.. Tbo World TurU ll d h BnvR ar(' flllrahl{> A hov 1" not W:l<>hNl lnfl ntl~>n anrl 1f ml 1 1h1 I• 1 v.1ll rurlll, hed qu1p I I nu Dtsmon Chloe N ~y,onger and Mrs 11 a~a n nol dlt Hly !II t'! IWI b be YeaJ~ ilfio we ca e ''" " 1 1 Edn<r B1rd all o( Cambridge 'k"P'ftt in;"~ cool Q\tlet nlaC'P after f'arh arrH\111I \'-111 SllrVl\fe 8 rtausc It 1 00 Our Mils Brooks I • Honest Brakf'mnn ng :1 h t tugh nv1 r th1 ht ~~ 1s b 1 1 10 UOuloparty broken lMtnes hornei s' nests swtmmmg hnl~" ~nd fiVP hc>lp ~hoot Rl"v I-lflr~y Bates Will~ a 11uest IJu s .a u 11 on~ lh oti!Jnk~·d 1t 1m never sto e a oxear 1 2 00 Ilia Plfolf of h1s m 1ther and fam1ly ol 1ngs of p1~ ~elf forth! 11•1 t>llct lin and I hr. (Cupyrtghdl 19518iby)Umted I ( • 2 so llob croaby Sbow ur~s s~ n 1ca e nc Caldwell Fnd11y Rnd Saturday swdt g 11: 1s urmnprt ~~JVC even oo Brli!llter D•r Boys love to trade tlnng!'i Thev II tr:1dr f1sh honks mrullles Mrs Orv1lle Allen wae an lG Seoret storm ov; 1 rught gursl ::1[ her daughter broken kmves nnd snakes for anylhmg th at ls pncC'le•s or OHlWhhrlt .. t ~our m 111 Stevcn~o n 3 30 Ed&• of Ntchl Mrs Sam Lew1s and famll} of worthless ntcrls a ftllow was !IIYIRi to me 4 OD Katie'• Kiiehea. Ha 111 om lllt4 30 The Early Show When he g1ows up he'lt trade puppy lo\e ( nNgy, w.uts' lht Otlll r ! Ill\ IS,] SOl i of Walth Mr and Mrs Ne1gbbors of doJ.( tu bllk •very lim~ Adla1 80tl WEST SHADE NEWS !j, M Les Paul • Mary Ford bashfulness and a cast uon stom<H·h ror a h 1y wmdow, pndc, uf( Mnme were r~cent guesta or the scrr 11 t anu gets Jll~t a tlny Mr aod Mrs Arthur Ba1h·~ nf e oo Art Lipklelter Lawrence Smith and fam1ly amb1bon, pretense, and a bald he.ld and w111 JmmNti:ltely lw- tr.ueh too rult 'fh1s ts not really Ea~t liverpool Ohto Mr and Mrs 6 Ul Doullls Mr and Mrs;. Nllfman Schaefer CUitlS 8ti ltey of Athf'll31 Ohtn gin to sa~ that ''\'JOys a1en't wt\'Jt t'hev usN! to h(_• 111 the good 1 1urular urm 6 30 Grand Oltf Opry were recent guests of lhelr dau 1 c~tul tln t ~ ~ thr B11l1~h woultl l ~ p{nt Salurday and Sund.ty Wl 1h 7 00 PhU Stivers Sbow old days '-Chpt 1 ghfer Mrs Clarence Ackl ey of s 1y 1gr t ~ m• • We 11 1 JHll pl ty M1 ~ M try B:nley 7 00 The- Brothers MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL mg 1 s Fll1t th ,1a1 nor are M1s Martha Wolfe was <~n over Athens 8 00 Herb Shriner Dlscbargeli Mrs Margaret Recent guesl.s at lh~ home 8 30 Red Skelton WI pla) ll\g Born \cs!t. rrl 1y 1 mi,lhl guest of Mrs Man Balltty Cardlllo and mrant Lahi£svllle of Mr an~ Mrs Clifford Jacobs! And from what 1 reno\ of Adla1 ~ Saturd.r\ Mrs Herb Sa li:'Y ~po.:nt 9 1)1) $64 000 Quefti,oa. Cathenne M1chael M1ddlepnrt anti son Jack were the followmg 'SO Do Trult Yoar Wlf'ef Oldt1mers of Metf!s ( ountv wtlh 10ots Ill our lull rounlry sny1nf:V; hto 'lcl"ltH to he still mll!e Salttrday wHb Mrs M11ry Uuley 9 and Mn Cl~dc Wcrnc1 Chc L.•mw J4C~"· Mf'll Tbeo Davli Your lao Repcw.tw ntn ~tcd makmg phraso" rom Mr Clair Spenl!et and M ~~ Sed 18 00 10 trad1t10n orten look p~s~Jvt•h at pn•srnt day boastnig of h1g 1 shire raul JllcOO' all of Columbus, 1 tO Sport~ Pande tctlofllarr), uuMnhalfphilui oma Sponcer ratl1d on Mr and 10 towto c1ops ou1 s 1111~ m1nes our growing beef cattle herds 11 Mrs Slurley LeWift and two ll) 25 Wtatllenn• --------~ potato and poul11y p1(Jduccrs and the fmf' sweet rmn gn1wn 011hy rl('('kcrl m t 11 ,... ml ro~ kl111l daughters, Mr and Mrs Pearl 10<30 Preas Coaference wol'dage thnn m m•kmg any p!ltnt here Jacobs rne ()(C8Sl0n was In 1 It 00 News about what the Dmunctuls huvf" I ! • hOI\j:1t of Jaek'a ffutl'th birthday 11 011 The Late Sbow These are a few nf thC' ocll\lties and ~ss<•ts of our p('ople ofrer that thP Republ1~an s ha\rn L Cake and 1ce <:ream were served SiJn Oft Pra:tel' atreudy done )letter • &nd Of tbe•soli tha1 SU JlJWrl s thrm Kathy Pullins and children -SteveMon <rttf'mplt d la: t \tmt spt"nt Sunday wtth Mrs Jame1 at b ut to ~nllk• r h1m~elr mto th{ There ts somethin~ clst lhts county produces however, that Gtlmure .and t.m1ly " nntwn s No 1 Jnh 11nd hl" was p S • •p oct r thf cuntnt genera bon scrms nearly t.o have foraotten Mr and Mrl Clyde Hysell of ~tdl tak1nK bows wlu n tlu v ~ tvc ;Pott.rns of Campcr•gn 1 GO treun\g • ' Westervllle we~ Sunday tuests SJ T U•SDAY Demo. An"'"~ at Ike It as the paw·pa't\~ wh1ch ar..:rordfhg to oldsters cany a him the eleehon return~; Il ls htt AHadtt Now Emeroing of Mr. and Mra Robert Burdette 11 &9 gn 0 n more thrn was tlellcAtr n t to s ll I\ al to Central Prcatt Aa:~~or.r~!IO l"f reputation of being' the hnest lasting ln the world ' Jr and aon Bobby MrM Olin 12 00 Fum and Fancy d1 ltclo\IS hut ut leallt 11 wu~ h1s • ,9pect k ha!! ( 1 r i!:Cd In bolh the 1 Hysell returned home w1th own pnvutt ~\()( k WASHINGTON-A pat! em Gf attac d According some paw pav. enthus1asts, Meigs County Paw them t 30 Femlbtne Touch Republican and LJenJocratle pltildential campaigns anbetyou Paws have a flavor unique f1 0111 paw paws grown elsewhere. Smrto ~~~ h11 s llcl'ome 01 h()u~• 11 long t.he8e Jines of assau OlO I I Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacoht Clln expoct to SH a lot more I 00 Afternooa. Fi.lm FesUval Accordmg tu the best evidence available here one either poiliU;Jan ruthrr thnn an c e11un attended the meet•ns at Mid 1 2 11 lonc1 ht 1 s still peddling an\ w election day , f the Republican 6 00 Two Gun PLIJhOllle Is horn wath or \\lthout a taste for paw paws The taste buds but 11 IS ~~~ IJa.<;t d nn lht \lurr\ dleport Saturday evening tu The GOP 41tro.te1JY Is based on the peace part 0 th GOP this wnter Is equ1ppul wtlh c..:amc sans a liking for them hear Re\' Martm Dlbble, evan 15 00 Mu::key Mouse Ttnman lheor} th:tt t vcr} lh 1n • pe~e and pro~perity" c~tmpa.tgn alogan ~re ~ndl r:,~~~ 5 w~o had ,uellsl speak co.mpalgnen are atresslng the "per..ce lAB':, !:'tayre~ently retUJneU We have been told that m olden days here it was common 0\tlsldr or Kansml Uly 1s wrun~ Judv Gilmore spent Saturday J'resJ dcnt fllsenhuwer has 1tef been 89.R1Piinl the~rtbe wot"d that th~ Republl· to see IUJal Me1gs houst>Wtves rookmg up 11 big batch of paw 1n1td} not toul'hed on Ste\ensons w1th Mrs James Lcwt~ and to Wa.!hlnston wl tes on thlii argument Wftther daugthcrs paw butter It was saul to he .1 greal th•h cacy fHvm lit• pns11int'!l so 1 thtnk It only can& wera winninl more vo Mr and M~ Hnward Arnold 8 10 !parts than any oUt~~t• on the other hand believe thai Perhaps an cnterptmn~ Mt IJ.t..,lt~ ~ ou ld hnsc a future for spn1t1ng lh tl Adlai lny off go!{ R~ nf Tnledo \\ere S1Jnd1y guests a poll11r tl top t' anti !tt()p lh1 ~ nnu The De moe 'u at In laking thelt attacK of Mr and M• s Pearl Jacobt 8 Ul JceD Daly tune on mcn.: haudtzlng ,, modu n version ol Paw P 1\\ Rn' semc ol rrrt rrrn~ l·• tb~ absen~ their best Jlt'Oapt!C t ~lsenhowet mstead or nlnt· Jlaul Sm rlcr and famHy Bobby 6 30 Conflict ter ' f1om the on!~ pl.tce In the \\mill- het e- where Uu.•\ lee Pll sJdent 1 be unlsu\t' wo1ltl dlteclly ~~ p;r:~~:nt Rtchard M N 1xon As lht Rhh11 anrl Tom Eblin railed on 1 g1ow to pt"t fet t10nr con111r~ tis ;1 rn o:ln•rtH ly h 1 1 ) 1n1 at V toward an f"nd you can expect 1 30 Repubhean National Com Mr and ~rs Stan Eblin and lltRI t\•l <'Ill 11 1h Tl1m tltl 1llr c1,111patgn dr4ws 1 up their ftre on Mr Elsen· 8 00 BroJr,en AII'V w ttM DtJmoerat. to a ep family rf'Cently What do our rcadr1s thmk about It" Let's h<Wf! a lrtter pottC"} of nv~l hn~ I>1S 11' r~•ut'~ I 1 They think he a vulnerable Mr and ~1r'l Wm l.ewis end Dt,1 Pont Ctv Theat• rrom someone who h .ts ta~Lt-d nltl lime paw paw huHPr Coulrl Plnk awuy at tt flu• "Ah l-;t 111011ho)! ~r pe t ... t be forgiven or fmgot• Jll\x.on. o una, .. 00 etlildrf'n and Ml' and Mrs Mar-11 til( k ~lth the consumt'rs of toda.v o1 IS thc1 e .tlrf'ady such mw 11 own lrl • 1j.! b the ocrallr, but they o.t-c convinced Ike VIn AIJen sp~nt an evtDJQ8 wUh 01:00 PlafiWUH un( f11end ~a1d ten Y N 1 tara:et and that he can be beaten 1 cotn t ~ at} 111·m ou th e malkt•t' "'r and Mrs Orville Allen the 9 30 ~tre wh.at euthi) tllff~Jtnte m11k•s J.at~eh~etfraona.lpopularlty past week 6 Wettlller Ill u (llmnrlljln 1! vou.r I rt>sldl'nt JNaldn 1 Mrs Allee Moore waa a 51.111·~11·1.0 ~= llk12s to hu'clhand hh fltrl:"n~th h\ l~nhew« ~ ' g..p y PRI:~S-You 11 be hearing leu ~a~ guest of her brother John 11 18 ll p1 11 y1ng ttrl( 11 "l ftllllng 11 n d f eDt fl.tl about the 110-.(D\Ied one party 1 01t'hl l'lld wile ~1 41 uunt nJ.! fur n t l l ntion Crom now on rom to ilk&\peCt that their old familiar ~.:harge The Boy Scouts of America is a ready a·n d eag~r partner 1 s 1r Wmslolt plll'ltt>d throu~:h p1e11" orney•re bel1on 1n~ed And they re happy to admit 1t tn every rommuni1y effort to butld boys mto men of charac the tlu k; ~~ hour' of lht wnr\tl t1ld may have been eMIP~& 1 VI bu nothing to do with the fact lhnt Thll reeet~t ch~~ ~u;;rtlnl Adlai E Stevenson tor Pres1<h>nt ter and train rhem for rhelr c1t11.cnshlp rt•sponsJhlhties Scout t 11 ~t n lh1 ng m thv proct·~ F xrevt pns~ihly M e!!~ { 1-s llltlt•! anrl ~h i~ mo~ n•\¥1'P*peh tb M ln 1DD2 (Among the .IV.:IIche~ lncl· ing ts a program m which boys from etght years old up can 101ln1 nn.l a ft'w smnl.,! (Hid hew th\!1 yee.r t~.\:: ~:n Dl J)oU~ PanttJgrop" v.hlch ttoftiSed learn how to do things for themselves and for other people Spt nk 11 ~ now for m• 1 w•111ld dentally It 1 oom n~lc ~m~ee tour years ago eve(! though It It Is a program that dCY(1 lops ph\slcal f1tne!ls skill se1f-rl' , I to endOI'Ml e DtlnOCrl appf'ar lhul M1 t<r :J•HllOWI'r 11 1 db lloll fiUl\llY) Hance courage, and Wg~ ld<'als of servtcr iD God and Coun 110 4e mnrl) tnlclh(lent u• ul h i 1 Is ov.'l\l! Y \Md arul pleued tho Democrats Is the fact that une 1\J,m an" PTr~ndl!'nl I t~n r' m Wha.t hS: ...rpr ived treraell411lUI page one play In the dally PN 111 try •mbfor }I n !rl!lv poh ll" II ~ l)t h Stevenso: ~r~• n ao far In J9&2. he aeriouely f.elt that the !lew•· These things arr arrompllsht'd In portnershtp wltb the s have ht 1 n H., hI~ ~l • ~"nl ~~ d~l~~~ lilrU~I~ ltGrlel about him and I(IVIng their ru.OIIt prom!• home, the school thc.thutrh and other Institutions \\hlch Ill~ 1111\lll t n 1 lt•rk llkr d1 Iru l al P pc e ~ lht RepubUcan. ean41dates ne~t llP"lhoWitVtr Adlai. reallltl that the OOP nomltlfet. four years acrept re.sponstb1lity for the propN guidance and education pu'rllk' 11 ;tpt>arar~e, as pH~~tlJ'• II ow, ,ask!..;, t.be new• wl.th their attacks on the Democrat• of the boys and young mt•n of tht community In fact everv r, 1 ~ g \.."t''ll h ~ s rcnglh 1, ~~~~ <~. ·~~~.~-=vtlniC)ft waaln & defepiYe role Thla time the Repu~l~ll~fl Scout unit murit he SJJOnsored b\ nn established institution not (dcltrol CotH'Ct 1111111 h\111 rondn e!l~ fol g• 1( w d" _.,. . their own ttcord The Dl!mocYatt. are dotnc t e a • such as a ll'hool churth ur ..vna~ogue, CIVIc group farm Ia· aN 014.•""" h --'-h... the bla he&dllnet I 1sh1R¥ al\1\ltalllhni on)~ d~la I tacldnf. So Utey are Ute onn w o an~· ...- . .. bor or builne!'ll org;ml7.atlon Gr by a rtsp()hSible group or n1.1d punwr exL"euttvt 1n 1111 ad 11t • • • a hl m eitileni reprcscntln;:: the ccmmt•n!ty ac a who\e l'ftCY ~l tfld f'JUIWt!l \llh I A. BOlla TDT ctJR:88-~leiUOft8 1\l'C tlul.t. big' s: w Any rnaa th•nlb h1 tt~, w 1h ~ ~ oulla tht naxt (l<mgrlll oYer curba Oft hydrogen od '-to~lc The Boy Scouts in this art'fll<, havf' made ateady prngresi'l m ~toll rlub a r1~hmg rml o1 1 p 1 n b:r:b tdtL l)enlOCrl.~ preJ11Sent1&.1 Nomlftn Steft~YGR II spe~\1: membership :Ill<\ Ill the tramm~ of adult leaders In Middle '-I rush - 'or n Mtntiun u 't llllJ' rul callinl tor a halt ln 'Ce•t bl . . . of bll nuclear weapons cona port, the Lor tl Countll has JOined forcfs with our Campa\~11 erHon or whal v• • . . , l t h only oae at ~ llpL • Slrv 1e 1 OrpnmaUon ~nd wtll be mvitm~ C'ltt:tenl to give to the sup nuv(' hl!l \)l !I on I, ftl l l r p lllOl l Rep. ltletylft. Price (Pl member ot the .. .. ra tlt l'll-:l'r pnl ilt!. ht J\t 1 1nd • Joln.l ~out commltt.e!ll on atomte ener(Y, Certtnn port of tho ll<immlotrallon olth• Bov Scout Program llht p a 1n horPI' aupplled. ~ ttal tip when he .Sd Lll • reeent apeech 1 The Kick Oil date is Oct 20th It w11t stor! wlth n "Kick Yuu cnn thlfllt tTl frt'!nl f 1 1 1 to a pOU, Of Chlca.JO laW1Il'l. ''There bu been Loom lit 41 Off" breakfaat It thl:" Firs t Rapllst ( hurcn and the matlmg 'ifd thtn'k f"n ~ 1rlm ~'llam !lot' eona!dlt.btl o;,n.cel'l'\ uprea""- aroun.d the ~ou:ynu:d to tl.nd out on a f1urwa" You ('..IOI\l\1 1 1 as to the \'l]ltlltJ ot .tomte weapon• testa and he , will be chairmaned hy Charles H. WISe Jr wht'n *let o( n•:J.ll 1Hpl:'c' " t P what meuuru, It any ahould be ta}len to®~~~~' efl.r:,; ~;:onsldera.ble t:vcry citizen Is mvllcd ~ yes t11gcd to assist the Local htlc~Jt ar• Cllt.lttermg up th o nn Prtce p~leted that the n;~~~~=~aunia p He forecast also Campaign lor the nov Scouts or <\mcnca as thev strive to luln ~ worh 'M l h P . a}"\ n lr time atudJ'ti\.. the probl:' ~ Prtaido.t'a at.om•fGr-peace pro1ram a CQMml\ttt •xploratton :t 1'tll pteture maet their nw.e•al Objective 1 he Boy Sco..t Movement bas n1ands 1 Ike hat< nnl re(f'rrt>cl r Jlh I I \n ttt. eo~t ol. the whole lnt~~~=~:.; (:()~mlttee '\\tll IAt• ellablllhed. itself across America and ti a dlsUnct communltv how many or tht- nld Trum tn n Priee~ftt~ too. that tht a : t. lnvet$ in Scoutmg today through your Local Camp.ugn glme are in jall or uwa1l1ng ap 1 1bJ ~~t~lln nucwa~ ve1opmt.n ~ • I ' bal!!JcinJ I - 8 00 SliD 06 KNOWt ~-----~ 411-tl WCHS TV Channe18 TUIIDAY 10·-16 3tc lA Yl QPN'T YOU 12 00 Toni&bt _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.:__• 00 Sip Off "---~ - mill Bnggs C'hti!hire Scootmes· f ' " gave Ln '"u't"ted travolo- I g;lH' of the tnp to Camp Ph1l- j monl 1 cent per word later•a Will ~nve you the bt!r. trl~ on [W'DJh:re l.r IDP.hao nao 11 20 Prell!l Jlo• 11 30 rorelp llltrlpe ,u needed 111& Woot"-'1 t 11 1'0 Weathtreui publiShed ---~--- II;~ l 10.~ Society 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment utiUhes patd SG6 North 4th S' Racine--4 room house and bath, nice lot, sbade trees, small Middleport 10 4 12tc Uclea of Evl!llts printed a.t filfU· lir elassJfted rates ObUuarlc!s ONE FOUR ROOM and 1 -Please return o;:tep ladder to Mrs J H M•tchell 680 South Second Sl , Mrddlcport, 1t IS ICraR Tlooalre 8:00 Tlo. • YOIW Lite ••ao TweniJ>Qna ..-.TO!III' Bury 10•llO Porttical Tfi....t Ctr~o.- a.~ 'l'b..a.nk3 and S,peclal No- TO \YHOM IT M~Y CONCERN No s..te 10 00 ProJM 2ID 11 ' I!OD Mews ' I •15 l!port.o lye Leo Paul 11• 17 ,..... a•30 Edilie !'loll,. CJ•.fli News Carava& I 1'10 ¥ul.b.trry .\ve, 111~'84 10 10 8tc Pomeroy Call -\ LiWe Matlle 10-11 3t<: GARAGES I 7 00 Mayor of the Towa: 8 00 Jane Wyman SMw m All members are urged by the pre.'!ldent Mrfl Ray Wo~~;d· geurd, to be present \ AT IIOTAR'I' MilT Wilham Werner and G~orge Hlbb!l who attended the Nat10 nal Scout Camp at Phllmo'ftt C1mmaron N M thia summer accompamed Fred Hibbs Trt state Scout comm1tteeman tn Galhpohs Lh1s. past week wher• thr} attend('d the Galhpolis Ito tar v club dinner meetln11 Mer oo supemaaa Grancl 010 ~Y 5:110 AIMit DrU Saow 5 10 llopai01JI CIHidp 6 SO Joaathan Winters Show 130 626&.X t ~ Of 4 00 Comedy Time 6 2!1 1M Pllll' ....,. rlll'd SUGER RUN P'U The Sugar Run PTA Will meet 1 Tie TIC Dough 3.411 Modern Romancea ModerD Romanees 81J Sporlo B)<o 'I Time 200 llatlnq Tbeatre 8 00 N..,. Pleture After a male has grown out of long: dresses and tnangles and ha s arqutred pnnts freckles and so HIUlh ditt th.lt rela t1ves don t care to ktss tt between meals tt l>l'umn s a boy A bov ts N:1turc's nm:wrr I(! 1he> false bclif'f that there 1s no such thmg as pNpetual mot1on A boy can run l•ki' a de(•r •• ThHtr~ H Mit. 10.1!1-3t< 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, full •11111 bueRU!!tt C!~ furnll c.. J acre of it08Dd. CaU David Davi& Ula.M 9 roorp fh01.tse at Mason Jteaso~~OR .Ali' OR RENT • ab1e if'Wone )Irs C.rl Gltdner rem.odt-led 5 room Pt Pleasa nt 227 J 10 l$-3tp Reeentty houJe witb baLh in IJilSOn, W 6 room h•u•e, ba!b.. carport ful.l V&. Bohart Story, Plaone- 4'J6.J lw.sement '163 South Thlr4 Pomeroy 10-J.3.3tt: Aveaue, Middleport CaU \] 30 It Co1Jld Be You 12 00 C11mera Goes to School IUO CWT<at 130 Tenne.ssee !:::'n1e 4 OG ComedJ', ~~ 4 30 Jly LUtl• lllrll• 5 00 Auat DrU l!llow MINSTREL RIMU.RSAL The Sunflower Mtnetrel &how w1ll have a rehearsal this even mg at the K of P Hall Ruark Reports 11 00 3 00 Queen For A Da1 3 4:S ~lrfree Mi4<Uewt cJ!<II 10 00 .iome Ill \ to rhmatC' conllihons Thf' v.orld IS so full of hovs that 1t's 1mpo::;sJb\e to tnucrh off a ftrPCI ackN strike up a brmd or plh h a b.dl ~' lihout roll eel \ mg a thousand of th('m Boys are not orn~mPnf<~l lhl ~ rf' u<.;e 1 ful If 11 v..el4:! not for boH tht> nc'WspapPrs \VHiid ~o untlC'\Jl.. 1 NNI ;:md unread and n hundred thous,Uld p1<1ure shm's \\-ould go bank1 upt The ho\ ~~ J natural spertator h( v..af, h<'" p:~r tdrs flrf's ftght'i football gamPs automoblll's rnd plan1 s \\lth f'qual ft-r· F'r Jnt vor I1oweve1 hC' will not watch a rlo< k 8 00 South Phon& 6087Y. Ku J 7 00 TOOay Today .t\v•..,. Second 8lifl UD 11 00 Tic Tac DetUth iD It 1 Could be You 12 00 PanoD8 Studf 12 ::m Cttrrent 1 ::JO Tennii!BIIee Ernie LITERARY CLUB MIITINO. The Middleport Literary Club • w11l meet Wednesday artemoon l at th~ home of Mr9 Cedrte Clark ~ llh Mrs E E Hayes as tbe hostess This Is ABoy Oscar Roush , and old frtend and booster for 1 he Datly Sen tmel of Middleport contnbutes the followmg humnrcrus de S(llptlon of a bov 1i our Jtad(ts ha\l :;een 11 tn p11t or Pll tlrety before tt t.s worth another r(l'admg for 11 Ulll hardly fail to ratse a second smile This Is A Bo}' 6 53 9 00 CoHee Time 10 00 Home 1 Nlltlo .u.l ad"ertbllll repTtllelltatlH, PottlneW.K1mtraU. IDe, 1M Ltliz.eto• Ave.. New York C1ty 1e, N Y SubJui.ptl~ nta Delivery by ~arr'r.er Wlill'!rto • '!..81lable 30 eent1 ... week one Jear iD adv1nc1 at The Daily Maune! olftce S15 60. 1tJ; moath.\. $7 80, tbr~ monthJ $3 90 By Dl.ltor route wbcre n"lilahle one m.cath t1 By mail one ,ear S8 su mon ths $4.25 'fl!rM •~nths 12~ one mont4 S.l utJUtiea furnliPd 880 TUESDAY t-.e ~JOblo - - dowiUitairs - - -apartment, -- 3 room WSAZ -TV Channel .3 Daybook .The Daily Sentinel lltNAIID II. OWU GUIDE The Sentinel -- ~ r1lou "" Ill-_. 1\tJilllo~ ftlone 285 - • w ..1. ill.. .......,. BOJ)NEY DOWNING ' INSUR.\NC& t\GENCY ~iO"i. •M'll1' 819"0, 118 ~-- ,.v ... Vfelll All !I'Ok•• !l.,;,j,j,;,d ... l!llr ;r'~~ I " - ~s!~ -fll ) Real Estate Oltftltl. ~~~~fit PIJIM 8Q acrfa w11Ja 6 aeret of J>¥tlom, large p~turo. plllllf ,61 "mbp', 7 roo~ boulle, bara and tde block hen mlneral r1gbts, oR II lillie - Only $3800 00 FAR--100 aerea house All good ro.d It~·~ 11\ihW~V With rood .. room house, larg'e barn and otlaer buildlot:•, on st1te highway 20 m1o.ute froiD Cow1hoW!e $1000000 W1ll trade for property Jo W V1 any· wbere between Point Pleaaaht And Jiavcmswood ~ aiOKLft IIUL'I'I' lox 229 !'Ilona 101-'1'. PIN. At!hmobllo. o\CCIDIN'I' Life. . , . . 01111 - Reollismte Broker .,J'&.Iill~. -r... ''YOU& , SUNRISE TO SUN SIT ltLLYL.Illltls lqai .... III4·IMI ttn 11111111 S'!'ATfON'"' 990 Qn Ye11r IHtl Pomeroy Equipment Co. A R. KNIGHT, Pres �,, . &-DaD, SenUne~ l'llmeroy-Mlddleport. o., Oct. 16, 1956 Oklahon1a Maintains National Grid Leaders Ohio State fu Fourth Place In UP National Collegiate Foothall Vote NEW YORK UP - otJ.aboma, .eekiaa ita 5eeond atnigbt national eollflie football championship and third con,= eeutive aU~victor­ ioua season, topped Michigan state by • slim margin of ~en points today in ttle United Press ntina. Oklahoma led 1he Bia: Ten team b)' 15 poin.., last week but loet around de-sptte the -t$-0 wallopin; it banded Tuu Saturday. Okl• homa received I total or 320 points. Michigan State, a 53-8 victor over Indial\l, was solidly entrenched in aecond _place wlth 318. Georgia Tech witb 244, advanced (rom fifth to third in balloting b:r tbe 3:i coaches wbo rate the teams weekly for the United Pren. Most of tile top teams won ea"Uy lalt weekend and B.lylor, which moved up from 12th to lOth, waa the only neweomer amODg the f1rst. 10 achools. Saylor replaced TtX8'S A&M, whie'h wu held to a 14-14 tie by Houston. Ohio $1"• 'wrth Ohio State's defending Bil Ten champions were fourth with 225 points and Texas Christian fifth with 207. They were tit-d for third last week. Mississippi, 107; Southern California, lim; and Baylor. 25 . 1:&4; Top Vote. lnei'N.. Twenty four coaches, al:i com· pared with 22 last week. rated Oklahoma the No. 1 team Michigan State received eight first. place votes this week after drawing seven the previous week. The only other teams wh1ch fC'Ceived first place votes thi.s week were Georgia Tech 2 and Texas Christ· ian I . Oklahoma has scored 141 points while shutting out North carolina, Kama, Statu and Texa5 and will be he~Wily favored to score il..! 3"-b Atrai.&ht Victory Saturday when it pLays Kansas. Michigan State plays Notre Dame iii n d Georgia ,Tech meett Aubrun . Only 23 teams re~eived vote! tbi& week. Texas A&M, Miami Fla. •Purdu r, Syrcas~, ,[owa, Pittsburgh., Stanford, Oreion State Clem&on and Washington made up the second 10 group. Minnesota, Yale a n d Arizona Tl'mpe Slate were the &th.er schools that drew voU!s. The United Pre~ college foot· ball ratings wilh first • phtce votes and season records in parlhentheses: day's 21·9 loss to the New York Gianu . Brown said the club was burt by "ineffective passinJ1." Since quarterback George Rat. terman played the entire game, the situation movrd Parilli, former Green Bay Pa cker, into the foreground . When Parllli rcturnerl from lwo )'eArs of military service last August , he was bailed as the logical _,uccessor to the fabu· lous Otto Graham. But his pertormaocea In exhibition games were- a ""!ajor factor iJ: h\1 loss COLUMBUS, 0. s;.clly MIC.t.·IILf A1phlt t-1 ·l.r.oolllttt Mllqkduri"'! C.. AVAIWll IN Noh"o't Ow• cOtQa to OIYII y<)UI HOMI HOLYOKE, llus. - Eddie Deman, 170, Springfield, M'IBI., outpointed loe Shaw, 163~. N e w York 10. TN!§ FAU. r1wl Alf'o<lf' ()f'- Providence, R. I. - Vlnc:e -Mar-tinet, 153\1:, Patel'IOa, N J., .topped Rlnti Noeero, 158~, N1plet, Italy 7. oFIIcJ! M!1'1ca and Tet:llullc<llarl --aloo-- ll<illl•- - ,..,, IC•vl• MeCirtbJ l!ld . ,.,.....,........ BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS Steve Coabran ADa Sberl4aa "COMI NIXT IPIIING" (In Tecbnlcolor) llobt. T1ylor Kay Jtea4111 "QUINTIN DUilWAIID" Olnem.ucope-Techaicolor Cartoon "Professor Tom" 1M: 16S 194 205 136 150 146 ttl 130 562 286 344 Tot•l 7.7 103 107 Holsum l1hery Woo.j, 147 153 127 J. Schllltno 163 165 141 Gr•te ·124 141 159 2357 ·.' hlloi RIHI .......... ,,, ................ No Stltrlnl ' Now you eon 1vold Ill tho lodlouo work olltirrini, and-even more imporilnt-JOU IICapo tho pltfalJo of i""""v'.,.. otlrrinr. Jellod Magic ~- JOU I buuliful, IIDooth iob No Drlppfn1 . . . . . ,,, , . , ho""'- 1\'o portoct for....,. room In your lndudinr kitchono and bolllnlOW. The Pomeroy Cement Block COMPANY U Yem oi Coalllluoua llerYiee · ,l'lao!IN.U A fU ·Pomoroy, Ololo '. H1ndlc1p Tot11 Sentinel Cflf,.rd Toct.sco "1'HE · Crry loA,_ .. 124 I. MAIN ST. IRNIST COVIIIT, . co. SAYINGS Mor· ' The wheels pt smaller. Yet, tbls new Ford i• 10 new .. .,. in every detail that eveu f.lle wheels have changed. No~ amaller and broader for 1 better grip on t4e ~. thiJ help you take of( quickly ... give you a bet\er rJ"t-. The wheelh..e pt loqrrer ••• 10 now you cah ·chot~M betw.,.. afonl thal'o cnoer 16 fl. long-« oAi lhal' OM!; 17 ft.longl .. , , ... aot wider. Side·nib bow out to glvt a ~Bote ..... The l'ide sot omoother. With new •wpensldn, nifW 1pringin!J front and rt'at 1 the ride thiJ DCIII' tord liYei you i& the c::lotat you1l "ever come to coutina on vtlvc&.- e oovercd clouct.. And tha.t bold. true On tt.d. roads, tool Tho hondllq oot ;,..., ll'oUed and b&IMlted lilo 1 panther, thi1 car hat new mcpt-had. front susptmion that worb itt m•sJc when JOU ~ b most. The power aot hottQ. Thia new kind of FOrd il pacled with Th •Jnderbird COl It ofttn a wide range or Silver Annivcnuy v.s·o to &t tvtryhonepower netd• ••• pha 1 ntw venioa. of tbe &mo-. Mil<ap Malu Sb1. Crow c- 166 192 136 494 SIMOn 156 126 12, 408 M•nchlnl 116 159 Ul 491 Total 130 71.4 741 1362 m 1JO 131 106 711 130 119 106 74C i Tho oow Fonl Pahlue 1100 (IIS.tll<h wh.,lbu•~ . ,;' prko-- j Lonpr, lcnftr, l&rpr ihan muy mtdlum-prked ..... ,., ..... ill ~ ol .....l ·. ·.·· Opal ~0111~ . .-, , J Hazel _and • " :thtt aq entries uul paaful taitl you'.e alwiJI lntlWD. Tho...., ... ~.lt'o th• '"""'"" bod7 , _ built · for a low-prlcecf c:u. And DO ar ia ford'1 field llu eucb TIM rOoa ,.rt ...... Thlre'• head ftMllll to tpart b , bat. .......... l"ftlltNidl-out lea JOGIII, too. p you tho 1onpt. lo,..... low-pria<l car ....... Iacllpcofut ""''""" ollu ICUlp~urtcl:-iD-IIeel body II)'....Let•l SOl" Tho U.. ... - · Ponl ' Tho ~l]olo •t a - . Will> thio new-look Ford ,... uvea cullw bolonp urywherel Enmple> oil Fai•lue modolo. lncltulh!J ""'- uve lila loo1 of o budtop. Tho ftlluo oot _ .... ,, aod tho price lo tdll Fozd.low. The rttuh-nen IIKft pi'OIItise of buying a car that wJU keep f,tJl'&lUI hJah ••• I Ul' &bit WillS.taJ WOilil. ~ ' I'' -· • So now Jill know the 1118114 ef U. . 's7-FOIU) I • • "'k•r Pumlture 177 117 1C9 SlJ •• ...... 144 110 147 441 Norrlt 131 153 162 ·-· Dont 151 175 151 416 111 19S 141 497 TM~ 446 711U17MIJI3 j Stanley, Alma Oliva Al¥/i>s, Fceda Smith Tho ioot 1M ..,_, AliCI it'o doUp<d ., let you malo I I)'COOD·typl 411 Soulll Tblrd Slr.oe& ··- _.~._.........--~~~~-----·~------~--.__._..__._.~~----~~.,~~ - -.................................... • ''"" 9. llftonch un~ tncotn.e 10. Harm.onlud 12. FoUow 13. Com. ill U . Outd~• J:l. Aiblua 16. Li}JtJ 11. &.klmo knife 18.Com..- · pomt 4&bbr.} 19. Coronet~ 23. Salvation Amiy l&bbr.) ::!5.·L!Qr-al'J compotitlott 2fl. tnlllirttore 29. G ;·r ~ :t lztter 30.1Qnd Of. hou._d ~l . "f:acteiy ftlt Jetllli 4abbr.) ~a·. Ae~tan lolaofl 311. ~poOIII<Jn . . .. ~ . ' .se, as:.& ,~ ~1. O. ·lli•'lt! '• . 42, Qli•J••·..me· li•"· (D:f~t,) U.OraH~· ·~.Re¥. . ..1. 415. BleiL ot . ' DHk · ~......;. q.e u ,A_ ..... - IIOWJI GASOLINE ALI-I:'\' 1. Book"Gl" the S.bh '••ddm •'"'~>'lllolu. ' .,. •· ' · Glerical··,aad· .tbff.'rlide.s.l lMi'Bl Beulah S!rlluss, Mrs. Edith Maltory, Mrs. Gnnl Smith, Mcs. Audr!ly Young, Mrs. Mildred Humphreys,. Mrs. Ch£'"~ter Knight Mrs. Frank Johrulon. · tl&load1.ni and relDiiding Po~ 1:Hi~ ~boef. pupUs. Dan: lei Cunniaa:ham, John Jordan, James N.orton, Douglas Seyler, Jim Sisson .~tnd Bill Neutzling. Cante.en members of Star Gwl&~,. M!•,, ,/!!1\1'' . Mu ·tarfvSlienef(e!d, · . liiiiUWJ,..;: Mra ,, Walter. , liliDit"-', 1 Mri. '"llohm~ .c.,I'Relli;. • : .Mf'.fJtl"· Hell '!'• · ~ridlteH ,:.o I\ltli} iiiRPite 1. ~je}tM · twcf· . · r:h!i'rtrt'n, Margaret , lli'I'~!IIW'~ .~:. ... ....... ~· !· r 1~1' . ,lll'/i~IJ4\>,Is •. .wur .a,. ~}onq llkrs. Et\eRcetr ~N~ I~, ~}h.t.;.~~,viS . ~"' ~ a.n~.~ ~_to. ktre ~ · · 1l~ . :Mrs. l.jo_l+.!i ~~~., ,A~t'~ ~~ 1 ~ , n···l . • .• ~ro ,.'~ . ) .......,... OI>IJDII.prooll. 390 3R5 318 2419 Clatwerthy BJ(.".: .'i'D"¢ i ., 1. -~ • 1 , . ,. .,· ··~i HOI,,IIf Mls~ 'TAl: · Aleies·Mason area persons entering Holzer Hospital recently include: Sunda•3 ·ouver R. Ebjn Che' • • shire; Mn. James Brwning, "k Wt en~: M'{&. C. L. Arn:>d, at. Rt. l , !'o111.rror: M1's,. Wm. Edw.ards, SyrRCu~e; Atvtn Buchan· . " · 1 Stella Atkins . DP.,.,, WnJsb aDd soil, · Fave Cotterill, I...o~ Cain. Leah William5 . Letha Cowan . • Lell"b . w·1r • lams. F ra.nces YoJinl, Av.a Gtlk.ey Ardis Wllf' toner, ,EJ!l ~ H~nnina, Miu Wears an·d Mills .Johnson. · Seildlng gifts · were Mf. 1 ~ Mrs: · Jl~r Finlaw. ;Mr. .and an, Ree~llle: Mrs: ·· J:oh.ll: blac:Jcowood .. · Ptlr. •lid Satur4•Y•· !Aland· Br..own, MidMrS,. Eskbw. Mrs. Eli.ta Webb, . dleport: . _Mrs.~ ·,J..sse Hanson, Mr. and ·M-rs. 0 D. Mai-tin• and J'om,ello)'; · JMli11 R. Sheel'l, HarMr. anct· Mr1. Homer Lee. l'iiOnV.IIit. 141 196 521 130 129 1G6 79 .. Brl'.dal Sh ·· er·. n· ·-;;-:--::.1.1 ·::, lu • ·At'Grangs GIVElft H. O••t By a ass Doui!Ja~. Na..- Yo..k Centr1l 160 151 liS 426 Johntton Allensworth 117 167 149 453 Youne 1n 111 ns 3"'7 lllntJI toll Hancllc1p Tot.. it Like · JCope on · O!!t. ~ when ln MlddWport, Mr. Parsons the · ~A mrt Monday at the tuchet appro:drnatel.y thirty-six ..Rigfi.' $cllool with Mn. Rod ney driver11 each year. Praise was 1·,1: -~:~r~.er, prclidel)t,, presiding . The ~\'en to th~ R. fJ. Rawlings and .ft"lte~(Dg · opened with a prayrr by Son1 Motor · <.ompany and the ~ . the .flev . 'HOward .Ruppelt of the Par-.ons Fo•·d Agenay. Mr.. Pres,, '" Ffr11t · Prl'lb)'terian Ctmreh aod ton, manager, for tl!leir supplying ·· M~1. Paul· Theiss, Health C~ir- dual control c:arS-free of ma.n, announced the meeting at cha.rge-to the schools. The deal~;. Like Hope. The topie lor the ers fee! th11t the... A!'JShstance to .:: • meeting wlU be "Mental the drlver 'J education program is H.,l\lth" which will be dl~tCusse-d wotth the coat of the cars since iu th-e various phases of this it helpt to lessen the threllt of !:;.~ ..subiect. . bot-rod ~Ivers. The attendance award was won In conclu11lon Hill sr nl• ~ brief. ...bY, the Second Grade taugbt by ly of the fJne wo~ k of t :u~ Safe. ··,;Mrs. Rpbert Allensworth. 1t wu t~ Patrol boVJ bnd .~ a! 1 P· ~ • an11ounced that children of the oarents should be praud to han Bcboob bad bllen given sn 111 to th_elr son, vn thi1 work. ije re. take home whlrh announced- the mmded his li~te nei-s of the · hours annual PTA Membel'!hip Drive the Patrol bo}'s , sprnd on tb~ Week, Oetoljer 14-20, Member" corners prQ,tectin11 thP chl,dr~n · ship. is 2~ .•and.~U~ c~ildren , ..arii of the schools and stated ~ th.at· to r~~urn·~ tlJ_e niOheY> tb'"' their · the death rot.,&~ f~"om the · agete · . E1·eryone is eHglble to group of , · had dcCI'fAs':!d jo · the PTA and the committe~ 92 percepl '( , . ded by Mrs. Myron Millet~ At tb1_CL!DCIU1ion of the pro'.s announced that there- wid bd gram Mi~ Haw'v thanked the .._house-to-house canvass this . !lpeaker -ail'&/.fr;.ot_sauer inielos· .• r. In~ tie m,_etin_.; thanke Mr iss Mi1drf'd Hawley, program :vm,.,_)fifi.S Ra"'ey i1Jd Mr. arn: irman, r~~sented Earl Warnke ICe'• ror their ftne Program Do$.o\la;;, ,,!••J/,1; Mn. .N0...,... ., 190 215 119 .594 U6 167 111 404 Horak 127 144 111 457 Chl•lor 152 155 161 468 Wm. Grue~ttr 162, 153 Ul 453 Hantlkop 2 2 2 6 Total 759 U6 712 2317 , LIMrty Ae•t.urlnt US 159 137 4-41 duated from the: acboo l. A ·bridal sho* for ..Mrs. Ray Welsb) w~ Burdette (C~t.rol given by the rrlsortviile ·sunday School at tile . Grange ha"lJ' Friday evening, ·Oct. 12. . Games were played and alter the guest of honor h"ad openeil her gift PICka,j;. and .. · ..,W!'11·. her many usert(ll gihs rdresh· met-ts of ~>an~·ichclli',, ' ~eOtli!!f,l. eol!ee anrl can' wete'" se'i'V!d' to Mr!J. Anesti · : · Carsey a~ C~~nie Kay. M_l!J. Ernest i C.n~. ~s~q1 !.U' ! " , • . . ....~ .,, &table riding platform.,, a lower, sleeker atlboW:ttt, . meeting . Dally Se!llinel Pomeroy-Middleport;'~· · Oct. 16, 1958-5 Bv I1Ut_ AND;IIIIS. SMITH •. Crw.t on. .. { 130 Ingell J ' 427 476 431 161 161 171 507 144 157 179 4RO II 19 37 1.-. 109 103 235R D. Schlllln1 ltobert .• ~- chorus in · tlWo so"!!" "Gentle 000 ODorS Jesus , Meek and Mlld" and "Old Kin!! Coif." Ka)' Darst is accom- Cont inuen from P!'ll{(' on£' panist for the . group. Wilda Wis"e~-;n~ --- · · - The speakrr for the evenin~t Porlland, Mrs Alt!h Pars.OM . ... was Gene HilJ, Porlsmlluth, who Sidney Duut. was intrOituced by Miss Hawley, ChPster, H::!J Fro:>L and Alherl He is a director of the Automo- Parker. bile ClUb or Southern Ohio. His Rutland, James Haley Audrey )ntrodu~torv S"ntencc eaUJht the n.,,.,. .. . ,.....,,rles King a~d Myrtic ·· att~ntinn of his audience as be Birchfield. • ,...,. said "Don't Lrt Your Parents Hemluck Grove, Mildred Stack· "reach You to nrtve" the topic ton. Ttlpper.!J Phin!l, Audrey Terrenr of an article from the November American maJnJne. oe. Hi11 had repr~ts of thl8 arVolunteer Workers, Medical ticlc and also • I ~lllllhlill 'fll' 11 •.'ll!'l~W· ·!?b. JJ. )1, " .Jlo(>fh rennrt of driYin ir'ldt~ 'to ~ di'IJ ~js .. ifJo. 1ll~i1f db'duH1'6ki6h;1. tribute to the a icnce alter ffi·e Nurses and nurses "Pt?~"a.m . Tbe eaht. ... !f8"."' a Bernicl . Lealie "HJ} , ·br•~"f hlstnry or '!' Dtli'Ws' -Edti~ · WftjHl' ~~r )~ .1 cation PrnQ:ram hlch ·f~ " '!~qf.' ' thn': )4}.l. ;;,liSt.' · ,II,JW~fo; "\'~(~(~iii',,\ ried on Jn t.be c:11l ~.rehbob' M> Mtt:' "~ _,,.t:-fsl)wf';,> , _t John Parsons-;..a· . he gkWt !Ita~ 'Rj~Jd6/~W,ri1_:l~ ~ ~f.' S.concl St. M4Jrket lllnd ~..t.. 4 /~ a11-day TilE SMITH FA~IIt.Y 1. Paht ror 11r tistlc11 to 1how the rapid uowth Teach- fJ'IOm oeventy•!ive dual control voted to .. end a cars in 194? to 7.000 in 29M with the Ohio Rura l 350,000 1 tudent• annually gre.. H~~h o~c~~l Bo!.~o Ch~a t:! VALLEY 403 502 • You Have • MoNEY FRIEIID ....... Tblft frame . 1-Jt ... 130 141 151 111 111 176 143 1 foRGET .... ..... Oru•ser, We. Mitch ( ~ MR . playM llind ~ Cirtooft-"U' 'N ATOW' • .. ' In other gRmrs Kl•nt ~Hate Tri County L•••u• at Mnr~hRII, white Wl'SI · D.aily S(ln! tn"L Wt )t\ two out or ern Michiaan will be at Wllhing. three rrom Libl'l"ly HP>~ I;:urMlt. ..... , . . • OlrltHMI .... tun of St. Louis in the only non· Hiah Sl'rie ~ · Sentind . P<ml Clif.......... •IMrM league geme . ford. - 190, 21~ and 181} ror 594. High Series - Llblll'ty Reslaunm~ Change• in the lndivldUII sta- AI Coates 117, 148 and 19ti f11r 5:.!1. C....111..4W• .... ...-. tistics for the- \uek aaw ltd .... ......,. ,_. .-1 B&ker f'urnllure took IWiJ uul K~t11cr uf Toledo take over the of three from ;~cw York Cl'ntral . spot In p18alna for all game~ High Scriea Baker FurnlluJ·c rrum Tom Dimitroff of Miami. Hank Clatworthv 177 181 and 140 Kaser had a tot.ll ol 219 yard~ for 513. · ' gained compared with 171 fur High Sel'il'~ Nl'W York C('nlrH~ LUMBER and SUPPLY Bill Zhan of Mar~hD.ll, in SCCDill1 Queen Allensworth 137, IIJ7 wd 1 "Quality Our Motto" pia('(', nd Dimltl'OH with l4D In H9 fm· 4!i3. S. 3rd St. Middleport thh·d piece, ·second SltC('t Mark£'! wo11 twu """"'""'""'""'""'7'""'""'""""""'c_:__~l''ullbark Jack Giroux or Bow- out of lhree i1·om Jlol~um Hilkt•ry High Serle.!! Serond Strce1 1\l.a1· ket Bob Loukl; 163, 194 nlld 205 for M2 John Mikb ul".iil had 50:.!. High Srrit~t Jlolsum Baktry Du n Schilling 168, 168 and 171 f11r 507 I. t 4tle,..Hon t, ·~' .Ji~alth C'O\Inrll • ~ "NIGHTMAI•" . What put the magic in the new kind ··•··· ? .• of. FORD 01 Green. ..,.,••"iixAi (Supeneope It all 1tarted with the new "Inner foN." Wbtn Ford engincen plan""ned ihilhJby, chey didri't juat thin .. in tmDI of new spriilp. new brake., n~ ts.la. TlicJ" thought in terDUI of a ·car through·and·thrQusti new. ADD!D AmACTIVINI.. - .......... IY!I0'5 EXPE(;TIP 1r) Po A!ORE RV/INI)/0 The Bucks would h.ave Boho and Roseboro alternating at right half, speedy Don Clark and Don Sutherln sharing left halfback duties and Don Vicic and Galen Cisco at fullback . fHaycs said the contemp1ated .switch may be made because of the p~sting rcccivl'd ln. th.e past two gamt~ H by rnds Lei) Brown and Fred Kriss. Rolb arc consid· crL-d light h_y 8ir.1 Ten standards. Brnwn wrighs unly 168 an Kriss BOWLING GUEEN, 0.-UP- 187. Ohlo UnlversUy, assured of its and Brown were simply 1.1.1'""''1 st,.un.- since 1948, hopOd too" Kriss am.all to take the constant Its first victory this week hewting," Hayes said. "We've got ~~:~:~~in~ :M~ 1~a~m:~' ,:r~r~om unbeaten l.he Mid to get some bigger men at !he A end spoJ.s ." Hobo, sidelinrd with a knee i•· Oh.io U. has lost a tolal uf jury so rar thl~ season , woul11 b£'" four gamea, two of them confer- 11hiftcd to right halfback to ol. ence contcsh, while Miami bas lost but one of (our games, and Ung Green moved •head of team that a non.Jcague tilt . mate VIc DE'Orlo Jn total S<:oring Annther undcrdug out for an With a 36-point total compared up11et was Toledo. In hopeQ or to 30 for DeOrlo. knocking orr undefeated Bowling ' ....................... .............. FI!Ui1ACK, ternate wilh Jim Ro~ehoro , In turn 240.pound Mi('hacl would take Kriss' left end spot. The change would give Ohio Stale one of the .most potent back fields in the country. UP-Coach J Br UNITID PlliiS NEW YORK St. Nieb.olas Areaa Garnet SUill" HU1, 148, Pbiladel· pb.l1, stopped Earl Dennis.. 148 o/t New York I . · S.c. Bobo To Be Assigned Place In Buckeye Backfield Soon Hoping For First Victory Saturday . .........~, ............,.,414 ...ty lty V. here Oct. 27. Ohio,,U~iversity Ct#lf ,,., .. .,,., 1':- ~ ir ~ Association Fight #i.esults t:.R./108(/iT'S, in gradually. Brown Indicated PariUj will get more work aod possibly even the starting assignment. Br~n also blamed mi ~takeJ: by the defensive unit for th.e lo~& to the Giants. He said the thi rd New York touchdown came as a result ·of an error by the de. fense. Penalties and the game offtcials, said Brown, l'lelped In th ~ loss. Brown said tbe officials were the biggest single influence in the game. Cleveland gave up 40. yards on penalties. w• w- a JIICA.IIt.t Roof TROJAN HOPE • • • • • By Alan M1Mr CLEVl:LAND. 0 . P-Vito of the regular post. Babe Parilli mKy yet become Now Brown aald Parilli deH· the Browns' rtgular quarterback nltely figures in hilS pl•ns lor Coach Paul Brown indicated to- the fature but th~ University of day after viewing mo vie11 of Sun- Kentucky player must be worked Woody Hayes, dil6turbcd over the •'whacking" taken by Ohio State Michigan registered the biggest 1 . Oklah.omn (24) (3..()) 325 ends the last two games, today gain among the top 10, moving 2. Michigan S.t;,lc (8) (3.{1) 318 considered a major reshutrling from ten-th to seventh after cru~h­ 3. Georgia Tech (2) (3..()) 244 of at lealit six players. ing Army, 48-14. Army, ranked 4. Ohio State f3-0) 225 11th l.ut week, failed to draw a Operation "Big Switch" would 5. Texaa Christian OJ {3-0) 207 vote after that debacle. 6. Tennessee (3-0) 141 involve Hubert Boho, a star full Southern Met'hodtst, ranked 14th 7. Michig<~n (2· 1) 124 back of two years ago, and first befare lo.!llng W Dute. and Notre B. Mi&fiL~•ippi (4-0l Hn string tackle .Hill Michael. Dame, rated Uth before bowing If the plan goes through, Bobo 9. S. California (3·0) 133 tc Purcf,ue, suffe"'-\fl t h e aame 10. Baylor {4-0! ;'. , 215 would bt' switch.ed from end to fate. It . the f · ·lllne Notre Second 10 team:o>: 11 tie. T.~~~ half,back and Michael would a:o Dame flli.ed to &h the rank· A&M and Miami Fla . . 20 , ~hi ba.~k to h!s old end post that ~:be inl!lli liMe Nov. 2 ·. 13; Purdue , 16; 14. Syraev.n? ~fa; he1& tt;wn during hi s .sopbomote Points are given on a 10-9-8-7-6-a Ui, lowa, 11 , 16 , l'ltl..'iburgh, ~; 117, ani. jllftior yeat8. -4-8-3-1 ba&is l[Jt vote1 from first "lf we make it, we'll make It through lOth places. Ranked in Stanford, 4; 18 tie, Oregon soon." Hayes sai d, "in plenty of State, qew~>on and Washington, 3 order behind the live .top tea~a each. thqe for our ~li,'"ftil TJ~ .._(oot· ·. were: Tenneuee, l'U; Michigan, be:fl game," afi'Wnsf WIScOhsln 1holfoUIOof~ l , _ · J 'j ' DAitY ' l'I M1~'dJeport PTA 2-24 Pl ..,..et..~ Mid~Jeport Parent .f Parilli May Take Over Post Of Quarterback For Browns _ · Middleport ~A Votes To Send ~~:))efegation To Health Council - - ---,---._j •• the 1 MUST PLAY ' MY LATEST ROCK-AND- ROLt RECORD �,, . &-DaD, SenUne~ l'llmeroy-Mlddleport. o., Oct. 16, 1956 Oklahon1a Maintains National Grid Leaders Ohio State fu Fourth Place In UP National Collegiate Foothall Vote NEW YORK UP - otJ.aboma, .eekiaa ita 5eeond atnigbt national eollflie football championship and third con,= eeutive aU~victor­ ioua season, topped Michigan state by • slim margin of ~en points today in ttle United Press ntina. Oklahoma led 1he Bia: Ten team b)' 15 poin.., last week but loet around de-sptte the -t$-0 wallopin; it banded Tuu Saturday. Okl• homa received I total or 320 points. Michigan State, a 53-8 victor over Indial\l, was solidly entrenched in aecond _place wlth 318. Georgia Tech witb 244, advanced (rom fifth to third in balloting b:r tbe 3:i coaches wbo rate the teams weekly for the United Pren. Most of tile top teams won ea"Uy lalt weekend and B.lylor, which moved up from 12th to lOth, waa the only neweomer amODg the f1rst. 10 achools. Saylor replaced TtX8'S A&M, whie'h wu held to a 14-14 tie by Houston. Ohio $1"• 'wrth Ohio State's defending Bil Ten champions were fourth with 225 points and Texas Christian fifth with 207. They were tit-d for third last week. Mississippi, 107; Southern California, lim; and Baylor. 25 . 1:&4; Top Vote. lnei'N.. Twenty four coaches, al:i com· pared with 22 last week. rated Oklahoma the No. 1 team Michigan State received eight first. place votes this week after drawing seven the previous week. The only other teams wh1ch fC'Ceived first place votes thi.s week were Georgia Tech 2 and Texas Christ· ian I . Oklahoma has scored 141 points while shutting out North carolina, Kama, Statu and Texa5 and will be he~Wily favored to score il..! 3"-b Atrai.&ht Victory Saturday when it pLays Kansas. Michigan State plays Notre Dame iii n d Georgia ,Tech meett Aubrun . Only 23 teams re~eived vote! tbi& week. Texas A&M, Miami Fla. •Purdu r, Syrcas~, ,[owa, Pittsburgh., Stanford, Oreion State Clem&on and Washington made up the second 10 group. Minnesota, Yale a n d Arizona Tl'mpe Slate were the &th.er schools that drew voU!s. The United Pre~ college foot· ball ratings wilh first • phtce votes and season records in parlhentheses: day's 21·9 loss to the New York Gianu . Brown said the club was burt by "ineffective passinJ1." Since quarterback George Rat. terman played the entire game, the situation movrd Parilli, former Green Bay Pa cker, into the foreground . When Parllli rcturnerl from lwo )'eArs of military service last August , he was bailed as the logical _,uccessor to the fabu· lous Otto Graham. But his pertormaocea In exhibition games were- a ""!ajor factor iJ: h\1 loss COLUMBUS, 0. s;.clly MIC.t.·IILf A1phlt t-1 ·l.r.oolllttt Mllqkduri"'! C.. AVAIWll IN Noh"o't Ow• cOtQa to OIYII y<)UI HOMI HOLYOKE, llus. - Eddie Deman, 170, Springfield, M'IBI., outpointed loe Shaw, 163~. N e w York 10. TN!§ FAU. r1wl Alf'o<lf' ()f'- Providence, R. I. - Vlnc:e -Mar-tinet, 153\1:, Patel'IOa, N J., .topped Rlnti Noeero, 158~, N1plet, Italy 7. oFIIcJ! M!1'1ca and Tet:llullc<llarl --aloo-- ll<illl•- - ,..,, IC•vl• MeCirtbJ l!ld . ,.,.....,........ BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS Steve Coabran ADa Sberl4aa "COMI NIXT IPIIING" (In Tecbnlcolor) llobt. T1ylor Kay Jtea4111 "QUINTIN DUilWAIID" Olnem.ucope-Techaicolor Cartoon "Professor Tom" 1M: 16S 194 205 136 150 146 ttl 130 562 286 344 Tot•l 7.7 103 107 Holsum l1hery Woo.j, 147 153 127 J. Schllltno 163 165 141 Gr•te ·124 141 159 2357 ·.' hlloi RIHI .......... ,,, ................ No Stltrlnl ' Now you eon 1vold Ill tho lodlouo work olltirrini, and-even more imporilnt-JOU IICapo tho pltfalJo of i""""v'.,.. otlrrinr. Jellod Magic ~- JOU I buuliful, IIDooth iob No Drlppfn1 . . . . . ,,, , . , ho""'- 1\'o portoct for....,. room In your lndudinr kitchono and bolllnlOW. The Pomeroy Cement Block COMPANY U Yem oi Coalllluoua llerYiee · ,l'lao!IN.U A fU ·Pomoroy, Ololo '. H1ndlc1p Tot11 Sentinel Cflf,.rd Toct.sco "1'HE · Crry loA,_ .. 124 I. MAIN ST. IRNIST COVIIIT, . co. SAYINGS Mor· ' The wheels pt smaller. Yet, tbls new Ford i• 10 new .. .,. in every detail that eveu f.lle wheels have changed. No~ amaller and broader for 1 better grip on t4e ~. thiJ help you take of( quickly ... give you a bet\er rJ"t-. The wheelh..e pt loqrrer ••• 10 now you cah ·chot~M betw.,.. afonl thal'o cnoer 16 fl. long-« oAi lhal' OM!; 17 ft.longl .. , , ... aot wider. Side·nib bow out to glvt a ~Bote ..... The l'ide sot omoother. With new •wpensldn, nifW 1pringin!J front and rt'at 1 the ride thiJ DCIII' tord liYei you i& the c::lotat you1l "ever come to coutina on vtlvc&.- e oovercd clouct.. And tha.t bold. true On tt.d. roads, tool Tho hondllq oot ;,..., ll'oUed and b&IMlted lilo 1 panther, thi1 car hat new mcpt-had. front susptmion that worb itt m•sJc when JOU ~ b most. The power aot hottQ. Thia new kind of FOrd il pacled with Th •Jnderbird COl It ofttn a wide range or Silver Annivcnuy v.s·o to &t tvtryhonepower netd• ••• pha 1 ntw venioa. of tbe &mo-. Mil<ap Malu Sb1. Crow c- 166 192 136 494 SIMOn 156 126 12, 408 M•nchlnl 116 159 Ul 491 Total 130 71.4 741 1362 m 1JO 131 106 711 130 119 106 74C i Tho oow Fonl Pahlue 1100 (IIS.tll<h wh.,lbu•~ . ,;' prko-- j Lonpr, lcnftr, l&rpr ihan muy mtdlum-prked ..... ,., ..... ill ~ ol .....l ·. ·.·· Opal ~0111~ . .-, , J Hazel _and • " :thtt aq entries uul paaful taitl you'.e alwiJI lntlWD. Tho...., ... ~.lt'o th• '"""'"" bod7 , _ built · for a low-prlcecf c:u. And DO ar ia ford'1 field llu eucb TIM rOoa ,.rt ...... Thlre'• head ftMllll to tpart b , bat. .......... l"ftlltNidl-out lea JOGIII, too. p you tho 1onpt. lo,..... low-pria<l car ....... Iacllpcofut ""''""" ollu ICUlp~urtcl:-iD-IIeel body II)'....Let•l SOl" Tho U.. ... - · Ponl ' Tho ~l]olo •t a - . Will> thio new-look Ford ,... uvea cullw bolonp urywherel Enmple> oil Fai•lue modolo. lncltulh!J ""'- uve lila loo1 of o budtop. Tho ftlluo oot _ .... ,, aod tho price lo tdll Fozd.low. The rttuh-nen IIKft pi'OIItise of buying a car that wJU keep f,tJl'&lUI hJah ••• I Ul' &bit WillS.taJ WOilil. ~ ' I'' -· • So now Jill know the 1118114 ef U. . 's7-FOIU) I • • "'k•r Pumlture 177 117 1C9 SlJ •• ...... 144 110 147 441 Norrlt 131 153 162 ·-· Dont 151 175 151 416 111 19S 141 497 TM~ 446 711U17MIJI3 j Stanley, Alma Oliva Al¥/i>s, Fceda Smith Tho ioot 1M ..,_, AliCI it'o doUp<d ., let you malo I I)'COOD·typl 411 Soulll Tblrd Slr.oe& ··- _.~._.........--~~~~-----·~------~--.__._..__._.~~----~~.,~~ - -.................................... • ''"" 9. llftonch un~ tncotn.e 10. Harm.onlud 12. FoUow 13. Com. ill U . Outd~• J:l. Aiblua 16. Li}JtJ 11. &.klmo knife 18.Com..- · pomt 4&bbr.} 19. Coronet~ 23. Salvation Amiy l&bbr.) ::!5.·L!Qr-al'J compotitlott 2fl. tnlllirttore 29. G ;·r ~ :t lztter 30.1Qnd Of. hou._d ~l . "f:acteiy ftlt Jetllli 4abbr.) ~a·. Ae~tan lolaofl 311. ~poOIII<Jn . . .. ~ . ' .se, as:.& ,~ ~1. O. ·lli•'lt! '• . 42, Qli•J••·..me· li•"· (D:f~t,) U.OraH~· ·~.Re¥. . ..1. 415. BleiL ot . ' DHk · ~......;. q.e u ,A_ ..... - IIOWJI GASOLINE ALI-I:'\' 1. Book"Gl" the S.bh '••ddm •'"'~>'lllolu. ' .,. •· ' · Glerical··,aad· .tbff.'rlide.s.l lMi'Bl Beulah S!rlluss, Mrs. Edith Maltory, Mrs. Gnnl Smith, Mcs. Audr!ly Young, Mrs. Mildred Humphreys,. Mrs. Ch£'"~ter Knight Mrs. Frank Johrulon. · tl&load1.ni and relDiiding Po~ 1:Hi~ ~boef. pupUs. Dan: lei Cunniaa:ham, John Jordan, James N.orton, Douglas Seyler, Jim Sisson .~tnd Bill Neutzling. Cante.en members of Star Gwl&~,. M!•,, ,/!!1\1'' . Mu ·tarfvSlienef(e!d, · . liiiiUWJ,..;: Mra ,, Walter. , liliDit"-', 1 Mri. '"llohm~ .c.,I'Relli;. • : .Mf'.fJtl"· Hell '!'• · ~ridlteH ,:.o I\ltli} iiiRPite 1. ~je}tM · twcf· . · r:h!i'rtrt'n, Margaret , lli'I'~!IIW'~ .~:. ... ....... ~· !· r 1~1' . ,lll'/i~IJ4\>,Is •. .wur .a,. ~}onq llkrs. Et\eRcetr ~N~ I~, ~}h.t.;.~~,viS . ~"' ~ a.n~.~ ~_to. ktre ~ · · 1l~ . :Mrs. l.jo_l+.!i ~~~., ,A~t'~ ~~ 1 ~ , n···l . • .• ~ro ,.'~ . ) .......,... OI>IJDII.prooll. 390 3R5 318 2419 Clatwerthy BJ(.".: .'i'D"¢ i ., 1. -~ • 1 , . ,. .,· ··~i HOI,,IIf Mls~ 'TAl: · Aleies·Mason area persons entering Holzer Hospital recently include: Sunda•3 ·ouver R. Ebjn Che' • • shire; Mn. James Brwning, "k Wt en~: M'{&. C. L. Arn:>d, at. Rt. l , !'o111.rror: M1's,. Wm. Edw.ards, SyrRCu~e; Atvtn Buchan· . " · 1 Stella Atkins . DP.,.,, WnJsb aDd soil, · Fave Cotterill, I...o~ Cain. Leah William5 . Letha Cowan . • Lell"b . w·1r • lams. F ra.nces YoJinl, Av.a Gtlk.ey Ardis Wllf' toner, ,EJ!l ~ H~nnina, Miu Wears an·d Mills .Johnson. · Seildlng gifts · were Mf. 1 ~ Mrs: · Jl~r Finlaw. ;Mr. .and an, Ree~llle: Mrs: ·· J:oh.ll: blac:Jcowood .. · Ptlr. •lid Satur4•Y•· !Aland· Br..own, MidMrS,. Eskbw. Mrs. Eli.ta Webb, . dleport: . _Mrs.~ ·,J..sse Hanson, Mr. and ·M-rs. 0 D. Mai-tin• and J'om,ello)'; · JMli11 R. Sheel'l, HarMr. anct· Mr1. Homer Lee. l'iiOnV.IIit. 141 196 521 130 129 1G6 79 .. Brl'.dal Sh ·· er·. n· ·-;;-:--::.1.1 ·::, lu • ·At'Grangs GIVElft H. O••t By a ass Doui!Ja~. Na..- Yo..k Centr1l 160 151 liS 426 Johntton Allensworth 117 167 149 453 Youne 1n 111 ns 3"'7 lllntJI toll Hancllc1p Tot.. it Like · JCope on · O!!t. ~ when ln MlddWport, Mr. Parsons the · ~A mrt Monday at the tuchet appro:drnatel.y thirty-six ..Rigfi.' $cllool with Mn. Rod ney driver11 each year. Praise was 1·,1: -~:~r~.er, prclidel)t,, presiding . The ~\'en to th~ R. fJ. Rawlings and .ft"lte~(Dg · opened with a prayrr by Son1 Motor · <.ompany and the ~ . the .flev . 'HOward .Ruppelt of the Par-.ons Fo•·d Agenay. Mr.. Pres,, '" Ffr11t · Prl'lb)'terian Ctmreh aod ton, manager, for tl!leir supplying ·· M~1. Paul· Theiss, Health C~ir- dual control c:arS-free of ma.n, announced the meeting at cha.rge-to the schools. The deal~;. Like Hope. The topie lor the ers fee! th11t the... A!'JShstance to .:: • meeting wlU be "Mental the drlver 'J education program is H.,l\lth" which will be dl~tCusse-d wotth the coat of the cars since iu th-e various phases of this it helpt to lessen the threllt of !:;.~ ..subiect. . bot-rod ~Ivers. The attendance award was won In conclu11lon Hill sr nl• ~ brief. ...bY, the Second Grade taugbt by ly of the fJne wo~ k of t :u~ Safe. ··,;Mrs. Rpbert Allensworth. 1t wu t~ Patrol boVJ bnd .~ a! 1 P· ~ • an11ounced that children of the oarents should be praud to han Bcboob bad bllen given sn 111 to th_elr son, vn thi1 work. ije re. take home whlrh announced- the mmded his li~te nei-s of the · hours annual PTA Membel'!hip Drive the Patrol bo}'s , sprnd on tb~ Week, Oetoljer 14-20, Member" corners prQ,tectin11 thP chl,dr~n · ship. is 2~ .•and.~U~ c~ildren , ..arii of the schools and stated ~ th.at· to r~~urn·~ tlJ_e niOheY> tb'"' their · the death rot.,&~ f~"om the · agete · . E1·eryone is eHglble to group of , · had dcCI'fAs':!d jo · the PTA and the committe~ 92 percepl '( , . ded by Mrs. Myron Millet~ At tb1_CL!DCIU1ion of the pro'.s announced that there- wid bd gram Mi~ Haw'v thanked the .._house-to-house canvass this . !lpeaker -ail'&/.fr;.ot_sauer inielos· .• r. In~ tie m,_etin_.; thanke Mr iss Mi1drf'd Hawley, program :vm,.,_)fifi.S Ra"'ey i1Jd Mr. arn: irman, r~~sented Earl Warnke ICe'• ror their ftne Program Do$.o\la;;, ,,!••J/,1; Mn. .N0...,... ., 190 215 119 .594 U6 167 111 404 Horak 127 144 111 457 Chl•lor 152 155 161 468 Wm. Grue~ttr 162, 153 Ul 453 Hantlkop 2 2 2 6 Total 759 U6 712 2317 , LIMrty Ae•t.urlnt US 159 137 4-41 duated from the: acboo l. A ·bridal sho* for ..Mrs. Ray Welsb) w~ Burdette (C~t.rol given by the rrlsortviile ·sunday School at tile . Grange ha"lJ' Friday evening, ·Oct. 12. . Games were played and alter the guest of honor h"ad openeil her gift PICka,j;. and .. · ..,W!'11·. her many usert(ll gihs rdresh· met-ts of ~>an~·ichclli',, ' ~eOtli!!f,l. eol!ee anrl can' wete'" se'i'V!d' to Mr!J. Anesti · : · Carsey a~ C~~nie Kay. M_l!J. Ernest i C.n~. ~s~q1 !.U' ! " , • . . ....~ .,, &table riding platform.,, a lower, sleeker atlboW:ttt, . meeting . Dally Se!llinel Pomeroy-Middleport;'~· · Oct. 16, 1958-5 Bv I1Ut_ AND;IIIIS. SMITH •. Crw.t on. .. { 130 Ingell J ' 427 476 431 161 161 171 507 144 157 179 4RO II 19 37 1.-. 109 103 235R D. Schlllln1 ltobert .• ~- chorus in · tlWo so"!!" "Gentle 000 ODorS Jesus , Meek and Mlld" and "Old Kin!! Coif." Ka)' Darst is accom- Cont inuen from P!'ll{(' on£' panist for the . group. Wilda Wis"e~-;n~ --- · · - The speakrr for the evenin~t Porlland, Mrs Alt!h Pars.OM . ... was Gene HilJ, Porlsmlluth, who Sidney Duut. was intrOituced by Miss Hawley, ChPster, H::!J Fro:>L and Alherl He is a director of the Automo- Parker. bile ClUb or Southern Ohio. His Rutland, James Haley Audrey )ntrodu~torv S"ntencc eaUJht the n.,,.,. .. . ,.....,,rles King a~d Myrtic ·· att~ntinn of his audience as be Birchfield. • ,...,. said "Don't Lrt Your Parents Hemluck Grove, Mildred Stack· "reach You to nrtve" the topic ton. Ttlpper.!J Phin!l, Audrey Terrenr of an article from the November American maJnJne. oe. Hi11 had repr~ts of thl8 arVolunteer Workers, Medical ticlc and also • I ~lllllhlill 'fll' 11 •.'ll!'l~W· ·!?b. JJ. )1, " .Jlo(>fh rennrt of driYin ir'ldt~ 'to ~ di'IJ ~js .. ifJo. 1ll~i1f db'duH1'6ki6h;1. tribute to the a icnce alter ffi·e Nurses and nurses "Pt?~"a.m . Tbe eaht. ... !f8"."' a Bernicl . Lealie "HJ} , ·br•~"f hlstnry or '!' Dtli'Ws' -Edti~ · WftjHl' ~~r )~ .1 cation PrnQ:ram hlch ·f~ " '!~qf.' ' thn': )4}.l. ;;,liSt.' · ,II,JW~fo; "\'~(~(~iii',,\ ried on Jn t.be c:11l ~.rehbob' M> Mtt:' "~ _,,.t:-fsl)wf';,> , _t John Parsons-;..a· . he gkWt !Ita~ 'Rj~Jd6/~W,ri1_:l~ ~ ~f.' S.concl St. M4Jrket lllnd ~..t.. 4 /~ a11-day TilE SMITH FA~IIt.Y 1. Paht ror 11r tistlc11 to 1how the rapid uowth Teach- fJ'IOm oeventy•!ive dual control voted to .. end a cars in 194? to 7.000 in 29M with the Ohio Rura l 350,000 1 tudent• annually gre.. H~~h o~c~~l Bo!.~o Ch~a t:! VALLEY 403 502 • You Have • MoNEY FRIEIID ....... Tblft frame . 1-Jt ... 130 141 151 111 111 176 143 1 foRGET .... ..... Oru•ser, We. Mitch ( ~ MR . playM llind ~ Cirtooft-"U' 'N ATOW' • .. ' In other gRmrs Kl•nt ~Hate Tri County L•••u• at Mnr~hRII, white Wl'SI · D.aily S(ln! tn"L Wt )t\ two out or ern Michiaan will be at Wllhing. three rrom Libl'l"ly HP>~ I;:urMlt. ..... , . . • OlrltHMI .... tun of St. Louis in the only non· Hiah Sl'rie ~ · Sentind . P<ml Clif.......... •IMrM league geme . ford. - 190, 21~ and 181} ror 594. High Series - Llblll'ty Reslaunm~ Change• in the lndivldUII sta- AI Coates 117, 148 and 19ti f11r 5:.!1. C....111..4W• .... ...-. tistics for the- \uek aaw ltd .... ......,. ,_. .-1 B&ker f'urnllure took IWiJ uul K~t11cr uf Toledo take over the of three from ;~cw York Cl'ntral . spot In p18alna for all game~ High Scriea Baker FurnlluJ·c rrum Tom Dimitroff of Miami. Hank Clatworthv 177 181 and 140 Kaser had a tot.ll ol 219 yard~ for 513. · ' gained compared with 171 fur High Sel'il'~ Nl'W York C('nlrH~ LUMBER and SUPPLY Bill Zhan of Mar~hD.ll, in SCCDill1 Queen Allensworth 137, IIJ7 wd 1 "Quality Our Motto" pia('(', nd Dimltl'OH with l4D In H9 fm· 4!i3. S. 3rd St. Middleport thh·d piece, ·second SltC('t Mark£'! wo11 twu """"'""'""'""'""'7'""'""'""""""'c_:__~l''ullbark Jack Giroux or Bow- out of lhree i1·om Jlol~um Hilkt•ry High Serle.!! Serond Strce1 1\l.a1· ket Bob Loukl; 163, 194 nlld 205 for M2 John Mikb ul".iil had 50:.!. High Srrit~t Jlolsum Baktry Du n Schilling 168, 168 and 171 f11r 507 I. t 4tle,..Hon t, ·~' .Ji~alth C'O\Inrll • ~ "NIGHTMAI•" . What put the magic in the new kind ··•··· ? .• of. FORD 01 Green. ..,.,••"iixAi (Supeneope It all 1tarted with the new "Inner foN." Wbtn Ford engincen plan""ned ihilhJby, chey didri't juat thin .. in tmDI of new spriilp. new brake., n~ ts.la. TlicJ" thought in terDUI of a ·car through·and·thrQusti new. ADD!D AmACTIVINI.. - .......... IY!I0'5 EXPE(;TIP 1r) Po A!ORE RV/INI)/0 The Bucks would h.ave Boho and Roseboro alternating at right half, speedy Don Clark and Don Sutherln sharing left halfback duties and Don Vicic and Galen Cisco at fullback . fHaycs said the contemp1ated .switch may be made because of the p~sting rcccivl'd ln. th.e past two gamt~ H by rnds Lei) Brown and Fred Kriss. Rolb arc consid· crL-d light h_y 8ir.1 Ten standards. Brnwn wrighs unly 168 an Kriss BOWLING GUEEN, 0.-UP- 187. Ohlo UnlversUy, assured of its and Brown were simply 1.1.1'""''1 st,.un.- since 1948, hopOd too" Kriss am.all to take the constant Its first victory this week hewting," Hayes said. "We've got ~~:~:~~in~ :M~ 1~a~m:~' ,:r~r~om unbeaten l.he Mid to get some bigger men at !he A end spoJ.s ." Hobo, sidelinrd with a knee i•· Oh.io U. has lost a tolal uf jury so rar thl~ season , woul11 b£'" four gamea, two of them confer- 11hiftcd to right halfback to ol. ence contcsh, while Miami bas lost but one of (our games, and Ung Green moved •head of team that a non.Jcague tilt . mate VIc DE'Orlo Jn total S<:oring Annther undcrdug out for an With a 36-point total compared up11et was Toledo. In hopeQ or to 30 for DeOrlo. knocking orr undefeated Bowling ' ....................... .............. FI!Ui1ACK, ternate wilh Jim Ro~ehoro , In turn 240.pound Mi('hacl would take Kriss' left end spot. The change would give Ohio Stale one of the .most potent back fields in the country. UP-Coach J Br UNITID PlliiS NEW YORK St. Nieb.olas Areaa Garnet SUill" HU1, 148, Pbiladel· pb.l1, stopped Earl Dennis.. 148 o/t New York I . · S.c. Bobo To Be Assigned Place In Buckeye Backfield Soon Hoping For First Victory Saturday . .........~, ............,.,414 ...ty lty V. here Oct. 27. Ohio,,U~iversity Ct#lf ,,., .. .,,., 1':- ~ ir ~ Association Fight #i.esults t:.R./108(/iT'S, in gradually. Brown Indicated PariUj will get more work aod possibly even the starting assignment. Br~n also blamed mi ~takeJ: by the defensive unit for th.e lo~& to the Giants. He said the thi rd New York touchdown came as a result ·of an error by the de. fense. Penalties and the game offtcials, said Brown, l'lelped In th ~ loss. Brown said tbe officials were the biggest single influence in the game. Cleveland gave up 40. yards on penalties. w• w- a JIICA.IIt.t Roof TROJAN HOPE • • • • • By Alan M1Mr CLEVl:LAND. 0 . P-Vito of the regular post. Babe Parilli mKy yet become Now Brown aald Parilli deH· the Browns' rtgular quarterback nltely figures in hilS pl•ns lor Coach Paul Brown indicated to- the fature but th~ University of day after viewing mo vie11 of Sun- Kentucky player must be worked Woody Hayes, dil6turbcd over the •'whacking" taken by Ohio State Michigan registered the biggest 1 . Oklah.omn (24) (3..()) 325 ends the last two games, today gain among the top 10, moving 2. Michigan S.t;,lc (8) (3.{1) 318 considered a major reshutrling from ten-th to seventh after cru~h­ 3. Georgia Tech (2) (3..()) 244 of at lealit six players. ing Army, 48-14. Army, ranked 4. Ohio State f3-0) 225 11th l.ut week, failed to draw a Operation "Big Switch" would 5. Texaa Christian OJ {3-0) 207 vote after that debacle. 6. Tennessee (3-0) 141 involve Hubert Boho, a star full Southern Met'hodtst, ranked 14th 7. Michig<~n (2· 1) 124 back of two years ago, and first befare lo.!llng W Dute. and Notre B. Mi&fiL~•ippi (4-0l Hn string tackle .Hill Michael. Dame, rated Uth before bowing If the plan goes through, Bobo 9. S. California (3·0) 133 tc Purcf,ue, suffe"'-\fl t h e aame 10. Baylor {4-0! ;'. , 215 would bt' switch.ed from end to fate. It . the f · ·lllne Notre Second 10 team:o>: 11 tie. T.~~~ half,back and Michael would a:o Dame flli.ed to &h the rank· A&M and Miami Fla . . 20 , ~hi ba.~k to h!s old end post that ~:be inl!lli liMe Nov. 2 ·. 13; Purdue , 16; 14. Syraev.n? ~fa; he1& tt;wn during hi s .sopbomote Points are given on a 10-9-8-7-6-a Ui, lowa, 11 , 16 , l'ltl..'iburgh, ~; 117, ani. jllftior yeat8. -4-8-3-1 ba&is l[Jt vote1 from first "lf we make it, we'll make It through lOth places. Ranked in Stanford, 4; 18 tie, Oregon soon." Hayes sai d, "in plenty of State, qew~>on and Washington, 3 order behind the live .top tea~a each. thqe for our ~li,'"ftil TJ~ .._(oot· ·. were: Tenneuee, l'U; Michigan, be:fl game," afi'Wnsf WIScOhsln 1holfoUIOof~ l , _ · J 'j ' DAitY ' l'I M1~'dJeport PTA 2-24 Pl ..,..et..~ Mid~Jeport Parent .f Parilli May Take Over Post Of Quarterback For Browns _ · Middleport ~A Votes To Send ~~:))efegation To Health Council - - ---,---._j •• the 1 MUST PLAY ' MY LATEST ROCK-AND- ROLt RECORD �• ' &-Daily Sentiuel, Pl>meroy-Middleport,.O., Oct. 16. 1956 ~DLEPORT The Daily Sentinel Lucllle Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor S. Schaaf. Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Mr. and ~~ ~ h1~aJd J ~rs. ~arner~as Guest Of Honor Cor- Mr s Chi!rk, Warner was the Pythian Sisters Annual Turkey Dinner Planned Plans were discussed for theLf annu.al turkey d.nncr to bt> held 1ord, Conn . arc <~n n o uncms the the Put btrtb of a t1au~hter. Carol Gnr.e ner Sunday evenm~ at her home tn November when Chiefs Assoclllhon of the Meigs at Manchcstn Hu ~ptta J , Sept. 21 on West Ma!n St , planned b)' Temple, Pythl&n .Sisters, met her granddaughter Mts.s Dtxte Mr. and ~t r.> Joseph Cook, Sewell A rtecoralcd cake was Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Karl Owen. Pomeroy art> .~:randparenh and served Wtth Lhc d10ne1. WilHam Gu1n!heL. Syracuse, 11 111 Mrs. William Allman. president great gramlfather. Present \\'ere John W Sewell wa" m charge of the meeting. coran (DorOthy Cook) The Corcorans al.su of have tb.,·t- two gu~· st of honor at a birthday din- and Mt s L>Jc11le Chff, &lr .and Mrs Marietta During the social hour a:ames Warner and Miu were played with prius won by "::n:'·===:=-::::::~::~;:.:~:S:•w:':':l.=========:::i kJn.s, Mn1. AlMra.lman,Milton Mrs. Russell, E'. R. Mra. guest, AIRLINEs N£ED TornpMrs C. P. Gallagher and a Myron Miller. 1 Mr.s. Owen Men and Women course to positions. Technical Non-technical. Public <.'Ontact Hostesses, Communications, Re:-ervationists, Radio Operator~, Sta!~vn Agents, etc. Good pay , travel, glamour. se. cunty, Gtrl.s who are accepted wtU also be tramed m Beauty and Personal Charm. . Also interviewing men to train for specialized Television-Electronic positions of Servicemen Cameramen Techme~.ans . PreHminary training will not 'interfere with present employment. Qualify now. FO& FULL INFORMATION MAIL COUPON TODU Name ......... " ......... . .... Ag~ .. .'.. ' - - - ----- As Advertised In UFE~ • //I/ ~ vu-1!-,~lf• enjoy Vy'all-to-wall broadloom a salad "1 ,, Plans Completed For Entertaining Baptist ~omen .' WITH OUR SERVICEMEN FORT LEONARD WOOD, 110, - Two Cheshire, Ohio, aoldlera, PrJvates Donald E Scott and Ron· aid L t-each, rocently were a;r.,1d· uated from the crane-abovel opt>r· a ton cour11e at Fort Leonard Wood , Mo. ........ drivlDI. Scott, aon of Kr and Mra Cba:rtes Scott, Route 2, entered Jbe Army la1t May. He la a 1953 craduate of Obeablre Hiib Sehool. Plans were completed for en· tertalnlog the Pomeroy Blphat Women's Aasocu.uon on Mond1y, Leach, son of Mr and 14rs JoaGcl. 22 when tht Women's J41ssJoa•ry SoClety of the Polber-oy They were tram"'d to operate 2.0 eph W Leaeh, Route 2, also enterBaptist Church met Tburaday ·ton truck mounted cr<~nes , and ed tbe Army lut Ma7. He is a evening at the church. had prathcal exe~ises 10 boom 1906 a:radu•te of Cbablre Hlab Mra. Joseph Cook, president. convc1 siun and plle loadmg and Sebool. preakled and devotions and pro· gram were presented by Mrs. 0 &~OW UP TO HIOE YOU" lt. Faria and Mrs Lorain ster· 21 PICTUIII:I. rett usl~a fur their topic "Bunna ¥cl VOL Vlll at y """ You creole your own dniJrl and install them ,ourseN. tB · KARPEI-SQUARE llliJ '189 IJIJIIJltJf tilt to IJUj/ or r .. ltle~g....... .tlr- WIATHIR PJ Ohi.: Partly c~ with IIHie ch•.,.. In hm~aturt ....,, t• ni•ht 1nd Thvractay. H... tMrt 71 to 14. L. . toftitht 45 t. 14. ~-----=====Pomeroy-Middleport, ObiD, Wednesday, October 17, 1956 SINGLE COPY -ii< NO. 157 Joyc., Columbu1, Me\p Count)', formerly reuntlr 10on lie reiMMd of lolno4 en Family Dinner Held Honorin_g ~rs. Blackwood r.cord ...... .,·Gov~rnor Orders Study Made Over 150 Attend Horsemans Ass'n ·'· To Preserve Law And Order COLUMBUS, 0 . \UP}--Gov. Frank J. Lausche sent Ohio NaUonal Guant representaUves to Portsmouth Tueiday to appraise the explosive strike situaUon at the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. I Col. A. G. Eagon, chief of stall for the 37th Division, and Lf. Col. R. G. Folk, commander of the Srd Bn., 1661h Infantry CHEStER CHESTI'JR At the regular meeting of Chester Grange Tuesday evening inatallatlon of officers wae Jl.e£d with members from. Alfred 1nd Olive Granges Ja 1uest.. The intalling offiur, Deputy C N. Jones and his teim I!Om· po11t-d of Earl Dean a• :Mtnbal; Donna Holter, emblem bearer; George Holter, regalia; Mary Genheimer as chapl~tln; George Genhe~mer, aehng Doro· thy Karr, pianist Weber Ia soloist J!:tll stallatiop. , ,· One ~~~~pllc!atlon tot ·~ me"mber. sh1p wail reaQ~ Third end foUJ1b degree~ wth be conferred at ~ nf'xt meetini OCt. 23. The ofticl!r'l! eoJifeotan•oe all counly granJf~ a! the Rod• SprinJe: Oct 29. Mcmbel'8 . to take pie •nd refrc.~hRlent.a, , Pol luck lunch was ser.ved the close of the meetlnll. in a Convertible by Teddy Lehew Is H.onored ~ith Birthday Porty cake to report on many steps netded to 'Ptaintain law and order. ' "Duly constituted government must and will prtvail," the gover. aor declared. UXTO Mfll. Theodore Lehew entertain· ed with a birthday party Sunda.y afternoon honoring her grendson, Teddy Lehew on. his third birth· day. A , •t Chillicothe, O!uo, were ordered J The Portsmouth and New Boston exehange.s of the company were abut down for the t.hlrd hme ln the atrlkc Monday 1 nllbt after more than 300 persons collected , optaj.de the exchange building at JPortsmouth. See the extra-special teatures that make the haftd.. some Buxton Convertible as practical a billfold •• yod can OW11. See how eaey it is to abow up to 21 photo. or credential, at o'llce, in the removable photo-eard case. And then, if you want, add more windoWa·wfth a simple flick ot the finzer, u•iP8' Buxton'• patented topped with ROd Ice cream by Mrs. Lehew to Wllll9.m Lehew and and Johnny of Cot. Mr. and Mrs. W•lliarrn Syracuse, Mr, an8 Mrs. Story and l'hlldren. Pat, Jeff and James and Mrs. Le!Cheit. Flickl>aP. Ser tho cleVer opare key ljolder, tti.l yoll'!l · · ~· thillkfal for If you ever lock joo......lf.haf o()'Oilr · home or car~ And see the •J?CCW aecr!t,c6~~~e.Qt ..._, designed ao your big bliJa stay separate and b~.W. from your am all one a. ~~~ these featurea in a varlet;,i of rich leathers. and CQ]onl ' $·a9$ ',1 ~ ( .;~ ~~~~;!_~:~ , ·, ltBERFELDS,r ..~) • Sharon Bush Bids For Home(oming Queen At Ohio U Sharon Bush, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. L. D. Dile!i and Mrs. The tompany closed the ex- C. J. Rhodes, is one of Utree can· State dldates f()r Homecoming Queen at ehanEes Ill urged by the lflghw•r Patrol after rocks were Ohio University who will enter thrown and telephones ripped out the finals. \lleiDWbllc two top level cOnfer. They were elected Tuesday held in efforts to reences eveJJing from a group of twenty servlce Tue-aday. candidates submitted by sororitif's some 3M Ports- and dormttor1es. The Queen wiU met and decided se511ton of the city be elected Thursday with the two runners-up as attendants In her tbe meetin1 were Rob- court. Public UtiUUes ComMiss Bwh is a Pi Beto Phi CDil· and Col. George d1date and is a sophomore at the of t h e Univenity f t Homecoming will bf! celebrated .. ••• w <.• Lausehe met · Saturday starUna wltb the parade . otfid.als at 9.30. _:'_·"'-·_..;_~~~ a iblir6on. a Banquet Tuesday OVer 1,0 m~mbtra 'Of tht Dhlo Vtdley Horsrm•n's AuociaUon at· tended the annttal banquet a n d award of ribbons a n d trophiea ceremony held laat nllbt at At. bany Hlib School. Bill Downey, POJ¥r<ly president of the A.Uoelatlon, waa in charge of the eveRt, and lntrocttu.d Paul M~:Vey muter of eer~les. of Albany. Roy Chamberlin pretented trophies to champion wlnaen and rosettes lo reaene winners. Rlbboru ud trophies were awll'ded to owners from four clube Meigs, Gallia RIVerview, and Al· bany. They were: Lead !lOny, Jan1ce Houk; reserve champwn, D o n Brttmfield, both Gallia. Three-gaitbd full mane and tail, Anita Bradford, Middlettort; reserve, Roy Chamberlin, Gallia. Ponles under 48, Janice Houk: reserve, Mr. and Mrs. John lktuk, Gallla. Wellston pleuure, Mary Dant Masoa County; ,Ueserve, Lucille Uifbejt, Me1g1. Hll'f'ness pony, Pete' Ohlinger, New lliven; reserve, Johnny Allen. ..wortb, Middleport. Three-galled, ahave mane a n d tail, Leiter Ohlinger; reserve, Wm, Greer, Riverview. Keg rott. ~ltor!Y 1\e<!Ji,'AibP,., Membera of the will continue aale at the A truck wUI ti"ayel West Columbia on up items to be donated Persons wishing to to the sale are- aaked to eontaet either Harry Staats at phone ~rwber TUrner U598 or Mrs. Akti~e Y'l"!!j, ,. • ....,. &Pi .,--- ~. . . • to reserve, G4tra1d Gut)erie Ad:laft)'. . . . oi:1Jie·""Ofu b 'ij"so·' . an· Ponies 48 to M (tie) JobnDy AI· nouweed tlliJ weet tbat ' arUeleJ Ienaworth and Lester OhlingeT. would also be aecepted for a rum· Parade Claas, Sam Koontt, Ham· mage sale to be held at the s•e CINCINNATI, 0. UP - Product: lm, W. va., Kermit Epple, Meta:a. time on Saturday. 0 ~;::!i ~:;~~ ·., n °! 1\tarket Reports M\~:;1:!' said present. Moulton and Min· were in!ltrtlcted to urge the . workeq to return to their jobs for \ 1 · trial 30-day period while nego' ' tiatioas ~ontJnued. I Former Resident ,Dead At Detroit Ralph Andenon of Detroit, :a&lefl. a Former resident of M•ddleport d1ed early Wednesday morn· jog at his home ln Detroit. Funeral arrangements are as yet incomplete pending the arnval or 'b.it body at t h e Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home. Mr and M.s Charles Hartling Mrs Rhea Brown. Huntington lind fam1Jy of Columbu11 we 1 (' l'('lUI ned home today aftt'r a vl~•t weekend gul•sls or Mr and Mr~ w1th her son-in-Jaw and daughter Jo'rank D1ll, Syucusc. l\fr and Mr~ . Frtd Hlbb& and Mrs Etltel Lowery has returned her grandson, George. Mr. and Mn. G. L. AndPr!lnn to tl11~ home of Mr and Mra WaltH Wolkllr, Cheater road after " two were Vl!lltors In AthPns Sunday. Mn Pa~e Rlehards. Columbus, weeks vi'll w1th her brother, Otho Hadforcl, Sr•·acw1e, spenl the weekend wlth her mother, Mrs Htz Root. Fr•nklin Mrs Ehzabeth Lu:k and Mrs El· RlchArriA. who was rel!'ently dlsll'n t:•·aw(nrd of Columbus visited rhargrd fmm the Navy, Js etn· Sunday With Mn Ethel Lower} ployrd at North American Avi&· and Mr and Mrs Walter Walker lion In Columbus. M1s. Addl<' Gru('acr retunu·d Sharon Bush, 1randdaughter home Saturd11y evcnmJ after 11 of Mrs. C. J. Rhod(ls alld Mr. v•slt In l~ncaater , wtth Mr. ami and Mrs L. D. Diles, Mldctlet!oit. Mrs. R B WdkJns. 1 Richard Barrlh11rt, Rita · Ncutzl. 1.s the Pl Beta Phf tordrlt~ a cl~· rllthle for Homeeqmlna Queen IH 1ng, Judy Hoyt •nJ Diehard Gen. heimcr attended lbe Lancaster Ohlu University whe~ Allif Js \ .soJJhomore. Mia& ' BUah ul ~th-e"'' "'" lair, Saturday. of artil Mfs.'p1P'rt'd , "'"'''"•< Mrs. Rolland Neutz.llrfJ, Mr.li flUsh fl:cill 1lilet)' llliriemtlnt,' 0. b _------~-'' '' .. W•llhtm Clark, Mrs W R Shasteen DIVOJIOI ~ OI:ANTID '' and Mrs Charles Mullen Jr. lert llal!ie A. Hyaelf. pt•fnt1tt, has .Sunday mmning for a ~eks V!l bl'!'n granted a divorce ·· rl-'oln cation in New York. Aflron Hyal'll ln Mclp County Callera at the home o( Mrs and Common Plea• Court with cus. Mn. Ht'nry Retbel, Sunday werr- todav of one f·Vf!ar-old !'hlld Mr atU;t Mrs M1r~ Hat'tlhbai"Jtr, Pt Awarded to the! plllntlff. The dePlf'llsant, W. Va. and Mr and Mrs fcnant wall ordered to p.ay SM Harley Strona and son' of Wllkes· per month SUPf!ort for the !'hlld. vilJe. • Mr and Mrs William Grate and famllf of Chal'lcaton, W V• w«'rt· weekend JUesls ol Mr and Mrs Wllli11111 Baker Mr and Mrs Wilham Lehew anrl Mr and Mrs. ' Ray White and 11ons of Columbw were Wl'lckt>nd ramily ot Mallillon and Mn . aucab or Ml"l Theodo•·c Lehew ami Freda Krautter of Pomeroy were Mr and Mrs Wlllltm Thucner. ilu<'sts of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Dana llolwrt l..ehC'W arnvcd Sunrlay MUITIIY mght Cor a twu d11~ ·~ v1~11 w1th lm R('crnt 8"UCitt of Mr. and Mr~. mother, Ml'l. Theodore Lr-hcw. Uonwr Goodwin were Alrm1n Mrs Samp RIIMI!ll Ito~ \'l~itlng In Harl.-y Mohlr!' atatiGned at Ntrh· Lmmv'lle Ky. with her ann an~l ville. Trnn and Airman and Mr3. d<~ttKh~er in law, Mr and M.l's Way . Manning Mofller and family who n•• Rut'lsel! and ra1nlly. Ill '(' stationed in Georala. Mr and Mrs Victor Unnnabq as Mr •nd Mra. Stanley BhJ 'or ll<'rt Mr Phd M:n William Bclz ('lc~land •re spendia& a we~h (Jmny Jo WIRe~ lind d11411:hter S.an rtra move from Gallipolis to Ja!'k VIH'aUon with reiiUVes bert. Mr Md Mrs. Daaa Murray i.nd son Sunday. ~on Rnd Mr. and Mrs. James \1r11 Villa Cart aod Mrs. Gracr Rt f'Ce and 10n. we~ evening Whnlt•y rcturn!Xl home Sund'ay af lf'r a 10 da)'ll ~lp to Washmgtmr. call('rs of Mr. and Mrs. Wa)·ne D f', Ntw Yurk City, Ocean Grove, Bt•al N J 11nd Clcvelaad. While In New Mrs. Amanda Mottl• apcnt a Yol'k Ctt)' they were 011 tbe Dan weekend villtilll .j:n Athena. Larroway prot~rtm. .- Eggs, unchat~~ed to 1 c lower Wlaltina Horae, Mrs. G. Zimm· oJt targe and mediums, prlcea at ermu Albany, .reserve, Keith farms, consumers, whites and Ziuun!rmaa, Albaily. brown!l, A JUmbos 45-48; A large Five Gaited, Lee:ter OhliniJier; 42·4f, A med1ums 26-29; A small reserve Fred Lewis. Riverview. 19-21; B large 33-38; FOB A Jara:e Western Worklft.g, Fred Leifheit 43-50 ~ medium 32-33. reServe, Mona Koontz, Riverview. English pleasure, Mrs. Wm. A Chickena, fryen about llteady: Morgan, Pomeroy; reaerve AntJa fryers 3·3\1 lb 18-17\1; mostly IIJ. Bradford. 17; hens. o v e r ~b 13·14; hens Trail Class, Clifford Brumfield; 6 lb and under 13; heM, Jlgiit type David Darst, Riverview. reserve, 10-12; old ro01ters IO.ll. Turke~ toms under 26 lb and up 23- 24; ioms, ~nder 26 lb 22-23; hens, heaV)' 26-26~, mostly 26-28'til; fryerarouters, 10 lb and un· dcr 25-26. Butler, 90 eeore 68. I 'l ' Tum any' room Into 1 dO<orotor's dream In 1 llw minutes and m1 be the decoretorl Tlitise 18" IIIU'm ol cotton c11Ptl Ill IZ corpous, lulllon·riahl colors, are complete wilb CtJShion ancl s4lf·ltlcklnJ adhesive on 1111 blclt. enttne A <;oclal hour concluded the met;ting__._ _ _ _ __ 1\londay &Vfnhtt. , . • • ·~ted i'o l'lte ........... ' Mr tlaul{ht~r • • e ••a ••L'-- '' -Gld and New" Plans were also made for sendiJlil 11 box to the Mather School at Be-aufort, S. c . ''' ' Mr. and Mrs. Scett Sfian'k~ lrl.!i Jones and Mrs . Lena McElhmny. sons, Hurrtcue-, W. :Y1.; ''Mif!! been vlslting her mother', Mrk Nash. Mr and \Irs P . K. Russell and daughter, Kayte. hiVe returned from Meadow BridJle. W. Va., where Mn. Ruuell has !>e'en sssistlng m the care of her lath. Mrs Harry Slahl Vl:illed recent· er whtl Is recovering from ma. ly in Beloit wilh her s1ster and brother •n iaw, Mr and Mrs D fi;. jor surgery. Dr. and Mrs. GE"or.Re S. Cahoon Stone Wh1le lnere 11he accornpam. •nd Mrs Mlnnte Ni<'hols. Wilke• ed by Mr and Mrs Stone and a ne· ville and Mr11. B1rdle Watts visLee-, Goldie Caney vi.slted in Waah. mgton D c. Canada and Nalgara ted list Wednesday at the heme of Mrs. Maggie Caster, Dexter. l:''aJh. Miss Jean Wells. RN, GalliA-Ir and Mrs Wyatt ThQDlpaon polls spent the weekend with her and children, Jimmie and Suzanne ll&.rflnla, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. and Mrs Mart•• Delay of Colum~us Welt., were weekend guest! of Mr and ' Mrs. Emest Jon('s anp tieuih· Mu .John' Smith and famtly " ter, Carol Jean, returned home to Mr and Mr.!!' Ha1 ry Oblinger of Cblumbu!l' Sunday with ~r . Jones Colum~us we•·e weekend gu~sla of wll.o speilt the weekend here. Mr . an~ Mfll. Mth~tr Ftc);. , krs. Jone'i and Oau'gflfer . Mrs Lorain Sterrett, Mrs J E been Vfslting her llister, Mfss Poster, Mrs Joseph CnoJt, Mrs T T lean lJama for a week. Shelton ltnd Rev and' Mrs Ral~h Mr and Mu. Verncn DeWeeae Zundel returnf'd home Sunday and son, Jttshua, Pt. .Pleasa'n t from C10c111natt wh ere they attend· vlslted Mrs. Otho Watts Sunday. ed the Ohio l:lupllst convention Joe DaviH Sr, Cleveland, left which was held m the Ninth St Sunday for his home after sp~tnd­ Baptist !'burch Mrs Sterrett. Mr~ . ing several days with hill son, Foster and Mr~ L'ook wt• re Geurwe Dr. J. J O:.vls and family. gueala ol ,01r and M1 s George Mrs. M:o~rlc Houck, Mr.>~. Dwlah~ Slllveler Sr and Mr anrl Mu; Frost and Mrs. Luc~ Gregl{ w·~ George Shlvelcr Jr bualneas visitors In Coiumb\J,IIi s.tturday l\frs Gregg returned Mr and Mr11 Juseph Cook wert• lo Grant Hospital for a chC'ckun recent Vlo;ttors 10 Bnghlun . Mzch, aft('r her rt",:ent operatmn ami With M1 t:~nd Mn W F Curiston was reported Jn good condlt11m and u1 Hut tford, Conn . Wllh Mr She visited durlng the dav with and Mrs Edward Corcoran a n d her sister, Mrs Charles Gilbert family. West Jeffr.rson. Weekend I(Uc~ts ltoosevelt Hawley has. ' rttm-ned Mre of Mrs. M;ip'\~tt Erlewlnt to his hame, Loeust St. jftet a re"- lnd· ht>l' dtukhteri, Mrs. GrC'gg craJ weekil stay with hts sillter ant! Mh11 Fatie Ertiwlue ond and bro ther ln J,aw, and ~1"8 her · granddauij:J'It'e're.., . Judy and Edwqrd Ebersbacll. Mr. Hawley I~ Karen Gregg. were "" 'J'hr.lma Shirk 11nr1 Mr and ijr8. Bob 1 unpruv,ng from. Iii seve~c bum Shirt and rhlldren, S&»>lngficld. Mr and Mr'l 'Git•n Oitl &pent the Mr. ahd Mr". l't!e Smith and W~('kt•nd rn Columbus with Mr anti \fr antl Ptfr• Charlet BVcr W('te Mrs JMariun H(;WIJJI. h•t~lm•s.s visltora ln Parkersburg SOCIETY ol Centrallustltule. 816 National City Bank Bldg., 6Z9 Euelld A•e, Cle•elond, Ohio. I would like oomplete lnformalloD 1boul AlriiJJe Op. porlunllles. , I served members and three MillS S•nborn. POmROY Airlin~ Training Division Address : ..................... llome Phone City . . . .............. ... Education . . . . . tb~ Mrs. Jaeob Turner. wbo bu been 1 sura:•cal p1t1ent •t Holzer Hosp1tal. bas ben ~turned t.o her home on N. Fourth Ave. Lelud EuJet~e Brown, unatJ son o{ Mr. and Mrs Leland brOWD, is a medical patient at Holzer Hosplt.al. Mrs Brown hu been staying In Galhpohs alnte her son entere-1 the liospltal Saturd&y after b~1ng ill for tbe past week with a v1rus tnfectlon. Mr and Mrs. Charles Schmidt and two children, Wintersvllle, were weekend guests· of Mr 1nd Mrs Wilham Everson and daugh· ters. Mr. and ~~ - Roy Swope. of Sprmgfield and 0 . T. Ohlinger Jr , Columbus visited Miss Lois Cecil recently. Mrs Swope ls a fo(ll]}Ct college mate of Miss Ceeil and Mr. OhltnRer waa one of her pupils in the Middleport High School. Marilyn Swan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvln Swan, iR under lbe care of Dr. Charles Holzer, Jr . Gallipolis, and bas t10ea \Jn:. 1ble to attend school muti:i 'o f' the fir!t slx weeki of tliiiJPyear. Miss JeMle Hoyt, Cotumbua, vlslted bere briefly with hc!f Co~ 11ID8, Mr. an(l Mrt~. Max Sani:J!orl)' and Miss Beas SanbOrn aud wiM aecomr•nied home Subd(,l'; b( .euest.a: Mrs. Mtller, Mrs. Homer 17 ~ to 39, married or single, to prepare for well paid ~riters SOCIETY • Birth Announced In Connecticut Song Wetberall's Drue Store, Fle•ber'a '6enllcce~ Sayre's Aere.s, Jewell E pliance eo.. TheBate' Jewel 3uper Markt>t, y'a. K&Yen Theater, The 001h!'::·'~ • rare. nawral)y more flal'odul .MaumaiR-GrnWft coffeet.! Specinllr eeleaed r~ rtmote mounuin rtifion• where thur• N u 1lmndmce of fcnilt YOlcaic aoiJ, warm tropic nin and year-round aunlitht:. these aft! the coffeet with the rarclt tanl and mott aati.(yin~r ftavor of IRY coffee known toda,. THI WOOS may be rtngia.J' hot Uld loud 111. tha UN Security Council • ......,. tD New York, but )'OU'd never ~ lt from. thJa eorrtdor ecene. The Jaua:hel' 111 Syria'• Raftk Aaha. ud &be llmller Folger's Coffee .. .Its Mount4i11-GfWIJn! ,, Big Bend Minstrel To Benefit Leblrt Falls And Central YfA . CHIN4 REDS }URK 7 YEARS ·1 u ID.dla'a Krlabrla Menon. Tlley aeern to be 1ft agreemmt about IOIMtbiDJ', aJtbou.P tti JD81 not. btl 8uU. wb1cJ1 the COUDCII i1 diacWlllinl'• II•fen&a&""'J \ ' I of the Letart Falls and central PTA in PomerOy for their vanoua school projects, this year's sbow w1ll feature a two scene olLO phil the minstrel. ,T be minstrel for tbe firat timt this vear Wlll feature an all male e1rc1e with the exception of Mrs Kathr)n Crow .a n d M1~ Nonna Chapman, tradttwnally playmg lhe1r h•l'h brown role'!, and two "mammy" roles whteh. have been asa~gned to Mrs. Arthur Sylvester of Letart Falls and Mrs. Charles Werry ol Pomeroy. il To Meet I' -··--.. ~ ~b•llt1cs ol HJme DemonstratiOn eounc1l member'> will be !treued when a mf'ehng is held P'nday from 10 a m to 3 p ll1" at the home of Mrs. Geneva Nolan in Syracu >~c The group will complete plans ror th~~> 1955-1956 Home Ocmonstrahun elub programs and work .started on arran.~:ement.'l for the annua l Ac;:hievemcnt Day program to be held durmg March, 1957. A potluck lunch will lle served at the meetmg. .Fiiber's Department Store. Blfls .Dept. Store, Meal Mut, Mason Co. Hardware. Tex•eo set-vice Station, ill • A Motors, Central · Serviec Station, Lewis Texaco, Pure Oil Station. &>menilto lloton. I~'n lluou - lt.BC Cl~n. Picbu f'J ,Paint • Hardware, Mn. G._. C•non, Leater Dodson. Earl Ewloa:;tJ lnc:, Fred Spencer, Harvey New. · land, and Zu11p 1n, Bliss wu. Masoa County" annual Qoy aon's Service Station, RRlpb Waf· Scout fund dnv wa.s started on uer, 8 A B Market, Jobn Lewis, Tueada,. mornmg w1th an ~rly Stanley Harbour, Harry Surl•ce, Bird brnkfast held at the ~oose The Fountain. Frink Harris, Don Home Point Pleas11nt. . . . .POJleaOng, Ray Proffitt, Howard Dr. Oaear Clark o f Galbpobs I Jobuon, Mason Furniture, 1 & s , told t~ workers who asstmbled Market, R. J . Williamson. there that givlnl: to the Boy Seouta l/'. mvestlng m lhf' future ~~d urged work~rs to ll:it• tho ~os1hve apFIRI DSPT CALL The Middleport. Volunteer Fll'f> pt08'Ch m their sohc•tat10n. The goal for the dnve m M:aaon Departmeot wu called TUesday at t1 p. m. whert 1 fire was. reported Coonty is $3,900 while tbat of the Maaou<iaUia-Meii<i ;uea is $11.000. allbe vW.CO dUmp. • Rehearsal for the entire cast of the Big Bend Minstrel will be held at tbe Letart- Grade School Auditorium, Thursday pM night at 8:00 o~clock • . Hogh seboot. Staged by the Big Bend Minstrel Association under the di·~:.:::::::::::_~________-=::::':::.:-=.:~_:_~:__--~ 1011 ol Bob Hoefltch for the benefit Committees from the two spo~­ sor•ns organl%a110n~ arc construct· mg three background settmg fur tbe presentation with Charles Legar headmg the group. The show will agam feature the banjo playmg of Bill Clark w1tb Danny Thompson, R a y ShasteE>n and Roy Reuter makmg up tbe c1rcle along With end mf'n CharHayes, Orval Wiles, Bill Childs. James Carnaban and Hoeflich, former cut membcn, and Legar Joo Strubl~, Gerald Powell aod Charles Werry rw.romers to th e ca~t. ,CS Mrs. Crow, President of the 811: Bend Mmstrel Assoe1atiun. has announced that the Middleport Htgh School atlditor•um has been sec· ured to the opemng of thiS vear's edition ot the show on Tuesday, October 30. i•· anY U.p 'WO PilND C'ANI A letter from Arthur A . Sehuet, Chief Scout Executive of the N• tional Council of Bov Scout~ of Amuica, was read at' the service. The letter was addressed to the seout and congr~tulated him on h•s ach1evment. The nl'W Eagle Setlut Is • mem· ber of the Wabama White Falcon Ba.nd an is a senior at \Vahama Hon tLe refretltin~rly difFerent flavor and aroma of Mountain-Grown. Folav'a Coffee unlike you hue ever enjoyed. Dininctively ric;h. Un....U, laniiJ. Uumio11Jbb17 FoJc.,'ol ti8UUI, Dll" .t.tt!t' PIMI ettMII•<'Mt Gary ' Wllson, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson r:d Mason, aehJeved scouting higbsst 1ward. that Gf !:agle Scout, at special ceremonies conducted at the Mason Metbodi.Jt Cblll'Ch on Sunday. Young ·W•lson, a member of tbe Mason Boy Scout Troop 253, wa:t honored as Scout adVISOr Frank Hlll"ns made the presentation and Mrs. Wilson pinoed t h ~ Egale ScoUt badge on her sen. Boy Scout Fund Campa • StartS Jn uc.. __ 11 County With your liiat c:up of Follll!f'a, you'U dl!lc:ovek- the dlstUac:tively rich and uouau.Uy taou flavor of nature's cbolc:eat coffee. For Fol ..r'o Colee io a unique ond indi¥idual blend You will find Is Awarded Ranking Of Eagle Scout tge, Ben Franklin S 1: 10, Ashland 3ervice Station. Layton"a Grill. Burris Bal'ber Shop. oPt, Ple11ant - Muon County Motor C~., pt, Pleuant Hard~. Pl Pl. Auto Parts, Hall'a Drug Store, H. D. W~rterlbUI'Ier, 0. J . Morrison, Firestone Store, Lievlng Plumbinc, Fruth Pharmacy, Ev~tns S~r Market, Tommy Jumbo Sandwich, Rq's Drive In, Selby's Service Station, Leach and Wams.. William ley, Dunlap Tire Bales, R&f't\lD, Clrroll Casto, Ben Fr•nklln, Murphy's, Blalae Sisiters, I(INGSBURY of Meig-Co. Home Mason ~=:~·j ·D--"trati"on .-...w store. ouCunnln~'s station, EconolllJ' GroceryPure Store, ~ That distinctive diflerence you enjoy in Folger>s is ' for ap. polntment o[ Simpson, Pearl Ewards and Russell Rice as appraisers' and apointment was ordered by the court In tbe application of Clara Krider for 11 uthor 1ty ,1o settle the claim for damages existillg in of Vernon Eugene Harrison, the minor has a c=loltn for P'orest A. Bailey as Bailey's Lake to the 21st day of approved In favor minor. EIIZibeth Wickham, adminlstra· trix of the estate of James L. Wickham, deceased, filed the ventory 10 the estate=. Hearing waa set for Oct. 30 at 10 a. m. An order bRs been Issued rel~evmg the eEtatc of John H. Cuck· ler. deceased, of administrative li::~~~i~.r~::::: New Haven - :r.tr:· ~it·•- Among tbe merelu:mts of the •rea who have .contributed to tbe !ale are the followin1: Middleport - Crn1s Hardw1re, Rowley and Reed Hardware, Ev· stOre, SaQborn' Jewelry, The Delbert Becker, Sporta Center, Duttoc'a Drug Store, Millers S and 10, Foreman and Abbott, A &: P Store, Blue Sunoco Service St. tton, Factory OuUet. Shuler'& Road side M1rket, Baker's FurnitW"e, Jimmy's Putl')", McMaster'l Furnl· lure and H•rdware, ~ky's, June's DrNa Shop, Roush's Shoe &tore, F I. Wallace Jewelry Store, Smith's CJothiDI Company, Ben Fnnklln's 5 & 10, Tbe Shoe- Box. Pom'eroy - Tbe Red Anchor, Moore'• Store, Marguerite's Shoe co~~~ will Jf clive c ..Keebaugb, to Store, Vo.ue Shoe Store, Elber-~~~:::':d, has been admitted feld's, L .. Z Dress SJtop, New The widow, Louise M. Y~rt Clothing Hous~. Ben Frank· Keebaugh was named in the will lin, Stark's, HarUey • Bennett. as executrix ud has been appointColllns Jewelry, Relall Orug .store, ed by the eourt. Charles Betzing, Kropr's, Su11oeo Service Station , Ralph Parker and Edgar Dor•t .Uhland Service station, Downie- have been named llppral&trll~ Gtou Store. •*'• Announemeat was made today Pral... P. .t,.eri s~ a wdd racoon Mary E. Daniel, one of tbree bu~t Saturday n-~ beam.mng. at slewiJ'desaesa aboud. prliacl the · p.m. at HeJDloc~G~. 11K mlle5 f'MI!erw;era in tuqa_. tor "obeying ·Nortft ·or PomerGy:QIJ "'Stale Rwte- ardN. lAd doiq everythinJ we 33. asked." Olen Harrison, teeretary of the Asked what the p.auenpn di4 MP.i.es Countv Coon Hunters As· while waiti.DI to ditc:h, lhe Hfd: ::.ac1atl0n saui todav there would .. They asked queslioDi. 'lbe,- sat be dogs re~re~ented from three around and thought up more perU. state in the huDt wbieh would als'l Dent question ... they were very feature a trophy rae~. relaxed and well·blehaved." "l1Je Stratodipper bt!pn havinl All the proceeds derived from trouble with its engine~ 11boJtly the bunt w1ll be used for the reafter 7 a m edt. At that time, Ute stoclting of racoon m Meigs CO\IDty, according to tbe announcement. plane had reached the pOiu;t: of no retl1111. on its flleht from Jl6n.. olulu to San Francisco. Tbe fliJbt IOOSTEitS TO MEET had orgioated ia Tokyo on IBm· .Racine Band BOOI!ters wtll meet day, at the Racine Htgh School TburJ. Ogg decided to ditch the plane day, Oetober 18 at 7:30 p. m. ac- near the POJ!k:bartnin. which bn eordlng to ani'Jouncement made to- beea seeing dDty at tbl! weather day. station "November." Of plans to HIGH DIGNITARIES watch parade of might In Peiping. markln~ aeventh anniVersary of Communist triumph in Chma. From left . President Achmed Sukamo of Indonesia, Chmese Communist Chairman MM Tse· tung, Prime llini.Bter Tanka Pra.sad Acharya of Nepal, small Himalaya atat.e.. {Itaternahon.alBowftd,pAotoJ. On the following cvenmg l h e minstrel and oho w1ll be staged 10 the Raci.De High Srhool w1th lhe fmal eveamJ's performance to be in tbe Pomeroy Junwr H•gh Sehool Auditnrlum on Thursday, November 1st. · ' � 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 16, 1956