https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/41eab8ed4732070f26506b9adb8280d4.pdf 991ef3a87a3726293f89caeb3bb50a17 PDF Text Text ' 8--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Jllddleporl, 0 ., ()ct.l7, 1958 Square Dancers Frolic At Festival DAYS-ELBERFELDS Thur. Fri. Sat. OCTOBER 18-19-20 LETART fALLS Jlev. Floyd Workm.tn held li.st rlles Monday at the Plant• (burch for Mrs. Mablto Norrit of Atnm. Burial was in the Lef.lrt. E11llt temeltry . Mrl>_ Norris wu a native of Letart Township. M.r. Bnd Mrt~ . Homer Rowb and daugbt ~rs of CantoD wn-e llere for th e funrral uf his aunt, 'Mrs. Mabel Norris and wt>re tbe 11\lests of Wolfe. h1s uncl l', Gonion ley, iOn M i ~ r of f'utumhu s spent Saturday with hl'f mother . Mrs. C. C. Foster The rev!vol c!osf'd Sunday , At- tendance I I .., , the Jerry Hell, nationally lmown square dance caller and dance instructor, called the at the Fifth Annual Mid.(Jhio Valley Square Dance Festival held in the Junior High . Saturday night. Here are four of the 12 Bela "circling left" before they break into a west~r~ style pattern. Dancers from 1$ different clubs in the Tri.State area were represen!Ald. · 1 ReJ. $1~9.95 Norge Wringer Wuher $129.95 1 Reg. $119.00 Nor&e,Wrlnger Waaher ....... . $94.00 % Reg. $229.00 Magi< Chef Eledrio Ranges .. . . $139.00 1 Reg, $399.~0 Monuoh Color VU Electric Range . $%88 - cu. Ft. Refrigerator 1 Reg. $291.95 Norge 11 cu. Fl. Refrigerator ~ leg. $189,08 Norge 8!At cu. Ft. Refrigerator 1 Reg. $399.95 Norge 12 KROEHLER IKE IN CLEVELAND TO GIVE BENDER A BOOST -" Living Room Suites Reg. Reg, Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. COME SEE 'EM $178.00 Living Boom Suites $188.00 Living Boom Suites $289.00 Llvlag Room Suites U2t.OO Living IWom Suites $289.00 Living Room Suites $297.00 Living Room SDI!Als $319.00 Living Room Suites $3~9.00 Living Boom Suites $395.00 Living Room Suites .......... ......... . , .. . .. . ... .. . ....... .. . ....... , ., . . . . . . . •..... , . , . . , ...... , • .......••• Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg, Reg. 11%7.00 $14; .00 $188.00 $173.00 UIMO $248.00 $!58.00 $281.00 $al8.00 Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg, 1950 PONTIAC (8) Wag Radio, Heat. Automatir Trans. Rtms . One Owner. 1950 DODGE 4 Dr·. Radio and heater. Lot!i of good transportation left in this car. sums ' Night Gown• "·. alld Pajamas ' $2.39 , . Girls La<e .Trimmed :- ,. Women•s ......,. ............ • ,.. ..,. . . . . J tts •• ..........,_.......,... -- UAI.,a .. w;u•l ...................,.., .u~ .... •ntllaalll•.,. .. ,..,.. " • Ish iiiR1 .......__....,. ,....., ..Mer.t•1 • .M••••••• c.u.... c.u tl.lt..lu~t•llllllc . . . . ."'\._H.... tiJIIIIftt•Mrltct ON THE BRIGHTEST COR ~E R IN ' , ··""''** Men'• $5.85 Dress Trousers Shlnmont 9by 12ft. RfJGS ALL SIZES 9 Mo. tol8 Mo,- 3 to 8X -71o 14 Reg, Reg, Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. $1.95 $%.95 $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 $7,95 Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses ......• , ., ., ...... , .... , . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ..... ., , ., . . . . . . . . ......... ., .. ., . . . . .......... , . . . .. . . . . :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . ' ' .. . . ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . $7.00 .. . . . ' Sweat Shirts Men's $1.39, $1%.95 BEDSPREADS SALI!, $8.00 $4.00 .................. . .. $1.00 $10.95 BEDSPREADS Men's Hanes Winter Weight Union Suits . . .. .. .. $2.00 $9.95 BEDSPREADS ·. Boys' $U8 Suede Flannel Sport Shirts ...... . .. $1.48 SALE $6.00 Men's $1.95 Suede Flannel Sport ,Shirts ........ $1.88 ·Aprons .2 for $1.00 Men's Nylon Slreleh SO<ks .... : . . .. . . . . . . . 39< pair BLANKETS ' e.v enini in -- · ~ R Neur • Ier FWier · al s~m~es • Will Be Saturday -~ .. K11loween Window Paintina · COp:atea:t for thil area with the co- · ~ .,p..,uoa of. Pomeroy me,..,haoo. Three eategoriea bave been set , , ,.,. the b•••· or .,..rd• in the . eonteata, ln tlu'el! dlHerent age · lrOUJ>a with a total of $27 iu eal!lh • -, Fuoera!' services for Mrs. RalPh '\ prizes to be glven. First prizt in Neigler, Raclne, aged 8:5, who each category is $2 while se~~ond died at Holzer Hospital Wedne.sprlze wiJl be $1. The tllre~ cate- da,- even~ng, have been tentatlveaortes -wl11 be for the funniest. ly set for Saturday afternoon at belt porltalt and qutst al'ti!tic. two o"elock at the Racine Mcth6Ail opictures made on local bus- dlst Church. in~a• bou.se show window11 musl Friends may can at tbe Ewing be painted with plain white Bon Funeral Home until noon Satur' Ami ~ste and signed with tile day, and at the church from then name of tbe I!I'tist an4 the age until time of 11erviees. Burial will lll'OUp to wbieh be or she belongs. be in Letart Cemetery beside her The threegroups will be late husband, Ralph Neigler. from 11 to 9 veus of age; from 10 She was a member or the Ra· -t-o 12 years ·of age and from 12 clnc Methodist Church of Racine. years up. Prizes in the three ,eate· Survivors include these cbH,JOri.es will be awarded in. each of dren, Mrs. Bert House, Rf.lcine; the age groups. ·Carrol Neigler, Syracuse; Mrs. Judging will begin at 7:30 p.m. · Morris Harden, Syracuse; Forrest by Probate Judge John C. Bacon: Neigler, at home; Ralph ·Neigler, 'Mayor E. F. Robinson and Na.ncy Jr., Racine: Mrs. John Sprecker, Edi*ll, PGmeroy Art Teacher. Richmond, Calif.; Arthur Neigler, After the announceltlent of the Syracuse. Wi.nnen or the various -pti.zes at AlsO surviving are: brothers, ·. ·-the village Parking lot, there will Arthur Ro·u sh, Salem Center, O.; be rree treats for all -children giv- Rkhard and Early Roush. Letart,' ep out at the parking lot . which 0.; Henry Roush, Racine .. will be center of aetlvitiei. Twelve grandchildren also survive. One sister, Mrs. Tom Norris, Ralph Anderso!' L""'· " d..;....· • Elmer~~~~!:'i~~~- ~:!:~~!~e To Be Saturday At Firsi.Concert italpb Ander.ron. 60 Detroit, died Wednesd-ay morning. ue is a former Middleport resident Bnrl was tile soo of the late Edward and Katherline Sanders Anderson, Mid· Fifteen high school .st-udents will be gue~ts of local banks tonigh1 when they attend the first 'PJ'O&ram in he Communitv Concert series tonight in Gallipoiis. First program is by The Concert Men, in the Washington School auditorium, at 8 p m. The Polnerov National Bank has presented three season tickets to Pomeroy High School, three t o Eastern High Sc.bool, and three to Rutland High School. The Farmers Bank and. Saving Co. of Pomeroy bought three for Pomeroy students and the Radne Rome Bank presented three t o Racine High, Teachers will hold the concerl tickets -and grant them to deserving students on a merit basis. 7 Reg. h.9$ Chatham Bllllllleta 7! by 14 inehel $4.et 83 fteg, $Uli' Clnnoa Blanuls 72 by 14 inohco . . $3.00 t Jle!l. f10:9s Chtllham Blanlleta 7! •Y It inebes . $7.00 1zu Reg. fU:t cuno• Cottoa Blanketa •• by 76 in. n.oo •· 115 Reg. fl.89 Cannon White Sheet Blankets 70x90 $1.50 73 Reg. $3.84 Cannon Part Wool Blankets 66x80 ln. $U5 LargeSlle 36 by 30 inehes 4 for $1.00 ;'t ~ .PEO.PLES RICOVEitiNG Percy Peoples, $U5 BEDSPREADS . h • High Band ·nacme Ji.tney Supper To Tag Sale -· Jitney SUpper at 6 p m at Ra· H'llh School will cap off Ra...,, o ~band ''Tag Day" Saturd~y, ~o'riee. band in a ¥or~ concert the niekle-~·llem supdancing wlll sta1·t at the high ~hool to the Byers and his Circle i<hesiro. SALE $3.08 Man In Plane Into River Poature Buil1 lnnonprlag llldtn•• ~. $35.00 { ELBERFELDS OPPORTUNITY DA 1. WEATHIR Ohio: Partly c:lovdy with llttlt cha,... In temparttura ...ay, to- Pe•ce 1n several weeks. Heller HastMtal Mrs. A N Bengel Pomeroy. Ralph Robson Mlneuvllle, apparently Struck 1 wil'e ahearing off one cr~hed inio 10 feet Ohio side of the from the Ashl-and MCKee from the wae rushed to St. in Huntington, ;'!i~J~~ ~, In left"fair rib SINGLE COPY-5c Refuses To Open Phone Ex,ha Curfew Law To Start Sunday At Middleport Three Cases Are Lack Of Law Enforcement Cited Listed For Court As Reason For Phone Blackout . ht OhioPORTSMOUTH, 0. (UP)-Oflicials of the strike-bound T ODIP' Consolidated Telephone said they will not re-<>pen Hearings --e j the Scioto Co\lDty exchanges Co. until and law KEPT $50,000 LYING ' . ABOUT . • "stern Tf'o HarHord, w. · va., young men will come Into Mayor E. F. Robinson's <"Ourt tonight, one to answer to a charge of lntoxication and an,:,ther to speeding. Sunday, October 21, will be the darting date of the · Halloween curfew of 9' p. m. including Saturdays until Thursday, Nov. 1, aecordlng to an anuouneement made by Mayor C. 0. Fisher, Wednesday. The curfew will be enforced by local pqiJee and parents are held resPonsible for any one eighteeo e~r younger oo the streets after tbe 'J.iren biOWi at nine o'clock. Par. ~ntl are also held responsible' for damages done by tbeir children. Tbe curfew is imposed because of vandalism which incl~des breakIng of wiodows in two houses, throwing tomatoes ·a nd applee at homes, breaking flower-pots, and similar acto.. Young people attending school activities, such as foobball games, .will be allowed out Utlt'l 1-1 p, m. aceordln.1i' tu the orfidals who em· pha.slzed the fact that thls applies to anyone eighteen or younger unless they arc accompanied by their parenta. ' They "' Bernard E. Rairden, 23, driver of a car stopped this m,prnlng by the State Highway Patrol on RL 7 going north. Rair· ~en is eha~ged with speeding. ' Tho othec i' Donald E. Clark, 21. a passenger with Ralrden. Rairden p(..Bted a $1~ bond but Clark was resting yet in 'County jail at noon today. In other fraffie cases Randall Lee Robert &, age 17, of Rt. 1, Long Bol\om, was fined $10 in Judge J.ohn Bacon's Probate court this morning as a result of an accident last week near the from enforcement authontles. C. E. Williams, company president, in p F omeroy iremens Assoc"JalJOD WiJ} Favor Bond Issue Nazarene Ch - urch Area Wo~ho, :p To D. .~-.. ~ Held . , 23 DC 1 Monday evealng " - -~- Drew Webster Post No. 39 Amerl- statement made ~II o deloy." Pomer1:1y FiteJtllen's Association Wednesday even'lng in a ~eeial meeting caned by its President f>wight P.drkt'l', unanimously adopted a resolution to support the hund issue for the Veterans Memorial Hospital which will appear on the .Nov. 6, ballot. of benefit to the rommunity and that they believed the bond issue He will be In maror'l court at would providr.- a much needed 8 o'clock tonl&ht. commllnity improvement. Paul case\, membe~ip ~hair­ man, IJtOke on the effalil t6 eQIIll ~~~h;e:~~;. met a Wednesday night said, "Lives are at stake in this iu;ue. The company nOJ rlsi: these lives any further ." "We are confident," William• said, "the govenor of this state will see to it that law and order is restored to Portsmouth without ing on the request of the Voh.1nteer Citiz-ens Committee for Law Enforcement. The met-ting is expected to air just what city police did to maintain order . City Manager Roger Layton said the council "investigate.. b he 1· w et r po ~ce have fa.iled to eo- day. American Legion Post Resolves To Aid Boqd Issue. . l aUand vctmna "' Wo,ld Iurged and n tb~ veterans of War the Korean war to attend, when the forceful enforcement IS an est.ab~hed fact,'' not ju~t an assurance bus illegally on W. Main St to- ·piete the mem1>erehlp clrlv•·for this year by December 1 andt also • The Scioto County exrhanges were closed for the third tim( Monday night when a cr~d ot 500 persons gathered oulJ1de the I New Boston exchange and started to thr?w .stones and brlclu. A httle later, another erowd forced the eloaing of the Portamouth exchange. On a motion by Ralph Sisson The Portmouth City Council Chester Golf course. wh1cb was seconded by John Sti- has .scheduled a meeting tonigbt Pomeroy police reported the II'· venJ, the ruolution called attcn- to hear public critlciam of police rest of Leon Shumalt.e, Pomeroy RD l, ehar•~d by Patrolman~Jbn lion to the fact that the Pomeroy action in tbe Monday nij:ht vio• Firemen had always been sup- lence and rarlier outbreab. 001 McKenzie with p.asslq ·a porters of anytbiog that would be The couneH scheduled the meet- Pomeroy 1"' 1.,>_-iLer ()f-Co•erce \.IIUIIIDJ Banquet speaker Is seIected Following the adoption o( the resolution a committee of six was appointed t~ work with Leslie Fultz in the coordination o[ efforts . t1ou'1e.,.•temhe blawly. in cespect to unlawtoward the passage Cl r tbe bon d 1.!1- wm . sue. Named to the ~ommittee were: John Beaver, Carl W1ll, Wllll.am. ' . iof 'litef: telden. ~an, Cbaltes we..,-, Harry' N.izar~e yQung pbo.Jlle's work will Watson, aDd O.vid Godwin, be held in t h e ,Jackloo Oluo Church of the Nazarene, Water and Locust sts. Tuesday night Ill Se~rina • • .I\..\.I 7: 30. (0 ct. 231 Rrl. Joseph F. Nielson, Buyru, district president, will be in clnlr- ge. Revi"val Opens On Sunday At Laurel Qi££ Two resolutions were offered, Lawrence P. Johnson, Jr., present manager of the PortsThose invited it1clude pa.stors,1 oDe to reaffirm and pledge supoffieers of s~ietie&, and super· port t(l the Meta;a County Veterans mouth Chamber of Commerce will be the principal speaker visors of youm!l people's work, ani Meraorial bond issue and the other of the evening at the· first annual Pomeroy Chamber of Com- junior work. Phases and problems A revival will begtn at the · to TeaHirm and pledge run sup--. merce banquet at the Hotel Martin on Oct. 31. will be studied. Programs and pat- Laurel Cliff Cbureh Oct. 21, with port to tbe Korean Veterans bonus The speaker of the evening bas terns of organization will be aug. the Rev. H , _L . Jone ~ . Zanesville, 0 ., as spec1a1 speaker, Harry to be voted upon, Nov. 6. a wide range of expenence in the gested. Denver IDCle. Durwood Cum- work of the Cbamben of ComAll Nazarene ch1H'Ches from Ath· Bates, pa.stor of the church anmings, Tracy Whaler and Robert merce having been abo manager ens 10 Portsmouth, and Wellston to , nouneed today. ~ayre entert~ined tbe i_NUP dur- • o[ the Chamber i:t Lexington, N. \ Ironton will be represented. Sim· The Rev. Jones ts dJ.s:triet suptng the eyerung wJth stnng music. C.; and Spartansburg, s. c. He 1 · ilar workshops -are being be d ID erintendent of tbe Southern Dt&Fifty m~m~ were present for was also a member of the Editor· Mansfield and Cohlmbus. trict of Free Melbodlst Churches a spaghetti dmn~r which _wu serv- ial staff of Wilmington N. C. ed b~ Paul Casct, precedma: the News-Star prior to service ln the in Ohio. meetJng, Marine Corps. and manager of the The puhlic i~ in\·ited to .the Chamber of Commerce at Chad- \ 1ervices which are 'iCl to open at bourn, N. C., and executive secre7:30 p.m. each night. Machin• A,. DAYTON, 0 - UF - Eugene tary or tbe Chadbou~ Tobacco Wooley, when he paid a parking Board of Trade . nne stapled hi• ,a ehuk to the Johnson is a graduate of the 1 tick~t with 94 staples, all in groups Fenum Junior College of Ferrull), of three iil the shape of stara. The Va.; attended UniveNity of Nortb . The Racine Fire Departm('nt in court mailed it back to Wooky beCarolina; did under-tradua;e ~ork a mefting held Wednesday. ev~a­ cause: "lf we left the cheek on the at William and Mary and ts a . ing went on record of leavmg ·Jts ticket the bank might not reeog· graduate pf the Southeaatern In· : individual membrrs to their own nize it." Anyway, the way the ticstilute for Chamber of Commerce decision regarding the forthcomket is now, it couldn't bt used in Proposed ehanaes in the BrucclExecutives a5 well a!l a graduate ing bond i,sue for the Veterans the JMB maehine. Wwrencc P. Johnson o{ NaliGnlll Institute for Chamtller IQsis control Ia~ of Ohio wen• Memorial Hospital. executives of Mi<"higan State ColBillie Spencer said today that eutlined by Dr. David., HUI of the lege. the unit could not give endorse-- State Department of Agriculture ment to tbc bond i55Ut! due to the Wednesday night a t a meeting He is likcwi... member olsov-1· l'act that it was of a polltieai na- held in Jaekson. eral Chamber of Commerce CounAttending from here were How· ture and that the department diet cils and executive' a-ssociations. I .,._ _ :Jrd Nolan ; Hiram Slawter, Orien n&t want \() become involved. Rndn•y Spring, ,..,,.,.,.,. of the II Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce today reported that tickeLo; to thl' . • I i I , 'SUICIDE' COMMANDO CAUGHT Fultz Is Named \AJUrdinator For Hospital Issue . I"'' affair are nnw heilli sold hy the banquet comm1t1ee of John Richmond, Rich Jones, Paul Casci, Don Springn and Bill , Atkins. Price of the tickets to the banquE't is $1.50 per person, Wi1h local Chamber Offieers anticipating a capacity crowd,. Johnson will be accom-panied Lo Pomeroy by E. 0 1 Dougherty, Valley Division ·M anager of tllll Ohio Power Co., al!o of Porl.smuuth. Market R-eport PREPARING TO RECLAIM HER CHILD Leslie F. Fultz. who has ~en selected by a group of Meigs County citizen~; 'o roordinate the J 1-promotion d thr V~·terans' Men'l·, 1 oria.l Hospifal bond ts.,u e, announcrd _today that a_ny person may obtam ln[oJrmatJtln wncernlng llhe bond issue a11~ the . proposed , hospital by conlactmg !urn at 4351 · or 481. , 1 Fulh stated 1hat he e_"'J?edally 'I I ctc~ires to contad .all rl\'lc and cuaurai groups and that Ill~ comProd- mittee is now prrpart-d tu appear , bdore the memb('rstup of any or- I CINCINNATI, 0. (UP) ttte: EGa; &ti:adyr priCf!s at ·'f&rJns, ganlntlon to promulQale the_ liBIwh •lf<s and browns, ;\ jumbos '45-48; A large 42-44: A mediums 28-29; A small 19-21; 8 large 33·38; FOB A large 48-50: A medium 32-33. I ient facts concl'rmng aild to answer any which may arise . 1 STAY HOME NANTUCKET, Mass. - Ul' Historical record& show that de: spite huge whaling pl'OfiiS tbe lure ' of g(Jid drew mor(' than 600 i~land residents to C~ l 1fornia in 1849. 1 Many of them d1ed broke ~lid ~un­ gry. A century late~ h_IS1orJ~n.s were to Clall the pcrtod In whJC,h they left the island as Nantucket s 51 tYPe 1().ti. ' Turkeys, toms, heavy 26 lb and up 23-24. moatly 23-23lf.J; toms, under 2(1 lb 22·23; b(jhS, heavy 23· 28\1, mostly 2&26~; fryers-roasten '10 lb and under 25-2t], Butter, 00 IIJ\:.Ote ea. \ • a IQaiDIIt State Highwar Patrolmea Jebt to-tllle uu ., Gov. frank J. lALI8ehe. BroWI'llllf1{te Jlll'lli!lleQde of the Pltr'olmea · incensed tbe: lleiMestrator.s. He aid if the patrolmen biCJ len wben he asked · them to there would have been no troWle. ·EYeft'lt Burton, Scioto p~utor, ~ '• CounlJ fhas asked highwaJ , . tro men to urnish him with eomplete reports on what tber saW aa: witneJiie& to the demonstration~ . "U the prosecutor's office flnda that crimes bave been made, we may request the court to 'eaU the grand jury," Burton qid. The strlke. now entering its 14th week, b.. been marked b)' demoa-.stnUou and vandalism. Eleven memben of the Communication Wortera of America Union have been cited frw eontempt of eourt in tile demonstrations. The union bas also charged company supervisors with con~ tempt of court In counter claims. Tbe atrite bas affected 24 South-ern aod Eastern Ohio counties and bas caased most of them to oper• 01te on emergency basis only. I "Gold~u ~e". Full cooperatiou and assistance in presenting facts about the proposed Veterans Mtmorial Hospital tax le;o wl;lich is to be voted Nov. 6 hete Was offered by trwtees or tbe meptorial in a meeting last night at the courthouse. Les Fultz, coordinator of ctf'orta to get '\be hospita:l story to the voters will be off+>red help py members of the board, according to Leo Vaughan, secretary of the trustees. The boaJ'd also approved informally in this regafd the publication o( a· report by the :uchitect of lhe P[Opo&ed hospital. This report outlines details of construction and decorating plans for the memorial. Trustees in attenclance were A. C. (Critt) Bradford. president Dr. R. E. Boi«, R. L. Jacobs, Alfred Elberfeld, 11nd Vaughan, the lil'C· retary . -~-- the 1ssue questions 1 CblCke»s steady· frvers J-3%: lb · 16-11%:, m~sUy 10-i7: ·hens, Over lb 13-14· hens 5 lb and under 13; hens Jiiht 10-12· old roostei"S Ia New Bo•ton, Police Chll!f Fred Brown burled e a r J..l!' s Racine Firemen Remain Neutral On Bond Issue . Propose Chimges In Brucellosis Veteran Memorial Control Laws Trustees Offer Full Cooperation I eonsum~rs, - Reg. $49.00 ' Union Avenue, is reported to be improving from l a recent illness and will be able to 1 resume_ his duties as Justice or the Richard Lee wUI direC"t her STEVENS ALL COTTON DISH TOWELS Survivors includiog his wife of Detroit. Friends ritay ca.ll at the Ra-wlings .Colts Funeral Home afler Friday mOrning w:hen .the body will be brougbt to Middleport. Funerl}.&ervices will be held at th~ Fllntral Home on Saturday at tWo o'el~k with the Rev. HMVard ' lluppelt, pastor of the ~rst Presbyterian Church, o!ficlatmg. Burial wi-ll be in the Middleyort Hi11 Cemetery and military rites will be held by the Feency~Benn­ ett Post, No. 128, Arr.crican Legi011. -JJ!r. Anderson was a veteran of •\Vorld War 1 and a member of ~eney-Sennelt POBt · ' members wit! place tags on ~Yjibon• thev can to rai~c l'unds, inairumen-:.s, instrument more uniforms, music and SALE $7.00 I Women'• House ' $2.39 f3.39 $4.31 f5.39 $7.38 FULL BED SIZE . . . . . . . . . ' $8.00 .' $Ull Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale BEDSPREADS Mea's Hi& Yank Mal<hiag Shirts and Trousers $6 A Suit Nylon Stockings Zpain$1.00 o~oop,.u -................... ......... ··-................. ............... '79! _,. ........ ......... Men's *7 .95 Drt1ss Trouser& I ·.'' Rayon Panties .; 3 for$1.00 I ' Armstrong and Gold Seal Girls Dresses Men 'li f9.9S Dress Trousers ........... ' . " i . Sale $34.00 Sale $38.00 Sale $47.00 Sale $58.0tl Sole . f72.90 Sale $78.00 Mahogany Tables ..................... $U8 Wrought Iron Tables . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11.88 Lime Oak Tables ... , ................. UI.BB Wrought Iron Table• ............ , •.•• $15.88 Lime Oak Tobles ..•..... , , .... , ... , . U7 88 L.l me Oak Cablaeta . , , ............ T . • • U U8 Mens and Boys Wear ' 1neeting Wednesday :\he offieea: o( the Ohio Power 'eompaa..:r vote'd to adopt an annu· dl<port. Reg. $8 95 to U3.95 Women's Dresses .... Sale $6.00 Reg. · $3.9~ Women's Dres.............. Sale $3.00 Reg. $1.15 Women's Flanneletto . . $8.88 WOAUN'S DRESSES WOMEN'S and GIRLS WEAR . Sale f32.0G $19.00 Table and 4 Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $59.00 • Patterns suitable for any $89.00 Table and 4 Chairs ... . ... . ...... U%.00 $99,00 Table and 8 Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $78.00 room.aln the home. $139.00 Table and 4 Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . $112.00 U59.00 Table and 4 Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . $121.00 Reg. $2.95 Poplitt ond Colton Seersut!ker Uniforms Sale U.OO Reg. $5.95 Daoron end Puekered Nylon Uniforms Sale $3.00 Reg. $8.95 Plain Nylon Uniforms ... . , ..... Sale $4.00 Men and Women .~POSTUREPEDic· $10.95 116.50 $18.95 $22,50 $%7,50 $29.00 Women's White Uniferm Dresses AIRLINES NEED . . . Ready To Weor s.,.""... s••• RELIEF FROM MORNING BACKACHE* .... tho- - l l l l h t.. ... _ ..., Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. $127.00 to 476.00 NEW IN FARMING Airline Training Divition . .. . .. . .. Breakfast & Dinette Sets Regular Prioos $159.00 to $595.00 OPPORTUNITY DAYS 1948 CHEVROLET METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES In lhe Draper)' Dept. oa the %nd Door. Reftllarlv 40< to 85e a double rei! - at half prlee %tie to 42!Ate a double roU. Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Chairs ········-············ Chairs . ' . . . . . . . . ' . ' . . . . Chairs . ' . ' . . . ' . . . . . . . Chairs Chairs ............ ' ... .. . . Chairs . ' ' . . . . . . . ' . . . . . ' ' CHROME and WROUGHT IRON BED ROOM l'f the IIU!e goblins, ghosts and tricksters who habitually come out of hiding during the Halloween Season can but curb their desires to paint up windows until Monday Oct. 29 between the hours of 3:30 and 7:30 p.m., they can capitalize on iheir handiwork and possibly win cesh j>rlus for th~ir efforts . The Pomeroy Chamber of Commeroe Merchants Committee 1'. $39.00 $42.50 U9.00 $59.00 $89.00 $89.00 $97.50 enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, :;t;j;;;;ay, October 18, 1956 Cash Prizes Will Be Awarded To lfalloween Window Painters HAlF PRICE TV and Record Player Tables and Cabinets $81.00 Sola Beds .. , ....... , . . . . . . . $72.00 $178.00 Solo Beds ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $129.00 U49.00 Hide-A-Beds ....... . ........ $199.00 $289.110 Hide·A·Beda , ........... , .. $215.00 $319.00 Hide-A-Beda ... , . ....... . ... $268.00 Take advantage of the Opportunity Days spedal prlees on Fine Qualily 3 pieee and'4 pleee PRESIDENT EISENHOWER and Mamie are greeted 111 Clevohtn<J by GOP Senaton .Oeorge Bender lletll an(\ .Jolm W. Brld<l:'r un th~ Elaenhowcr11' arrival ror a noontime speech. They were 1.1n ro:1~ c to Le:..:· lngtun, Ky ., fur a lch:wiHlon addreaa. The President 's Clcnlnnd visit o~~a~ l.nlendetl to It ll tlp[)ort to Bender, wltuse aenatorlal opponent ts Gov. Frank LuuH~: I w . !lute •. mtimw.IJ l.olfl Wamtife)' of Pt. Ple1U1ant GARDEN CLUB MET THURSDAY C'lub a~ ~ue-;t~;. Yr"r ~o~ks wcr, Star Garden Club met ·rhursd11.y is ·employed In the Grimm Re~~o taunmt. at the home of Mrs J. E. Harlckm di:otr ibull'd hy Mrs. Wi~nic Stnut , Mr. and Mrs. A. A . Holstein wlth Courtet!n members of Alhany Program l'hairm.au. FirM prizt> fur ancl :·am, :.:obby nf Charleston ,f<'lcelmaster 2 Dr. Go•odl ~<Pt'll l the we r kend with Harry min i~ . arrau~pmen : s of fall flowers wa~ Miss Evelyn Cummins who i~ All 1•n ;mrt r.Hnily. Runs fine. Le- given Mrs Neva Nicholson. l'rr~ i ~Ir s . Tt·d Wildermuth and 1on, employed In the American .spent the Eddir of l'urt~ mnul h 11pcnt tho gion at Columbus weekend with her parentH, Mr. dent. Dou1' prize was drawn b~· Mr·• wcl.'ken11 with her parents, Mr. Dr . All good tires. Runs and Mn. Floyd Cummins. Louise McLaughlin. and Mrs . Edw11rd Milkr. Mr. and Mrs. John Shlibert . Would make a goofl ML and Mr~;. J . ll. Grimm, sun Refreshment,., of ice cream, <"nkc of Chillicothe, Mr . and Mr!!.. spent the wrekend with their work car or second cat·. daughtt:!'. Mt·s. Har.el Miller rA and coffee were served. Next m1•rt KrJly ~uy.-t·, Columbus were Columbus. ing will be with Mr~ Louis i\trMANY MORE TO n•rcnl ~uesbt of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Douglas Is Ul. Laughlin. CHOOSE t'RO~I II. E. lidmm. -~---~~---------Mr. and Mrs. Sam Muncie of N-· wark, Mr. and Mrs . Leonard :'-~Jcc of S1uckport spent a day with lhrir brother, L. L. Nice . At Traffic Lleht I• Mlddle.,ort Wllllam F. GretoJY The average heifer, In the Mr. lind Mrs. Millard Adams of Open lvenlnts Unttl 9 p, "'· Ma •..., County Aa•nt .;ale, wcighetl 41..; pounds, ~h<' Z t. nt:~vllle wen• recent gue1t1 of lleedu Calf Prtc:" At sold fur $1~ 2~ per hundn'd thrir dau~h1cr, Mrs. BustcT Cumweight 11nJ brought $62.83 a OW1>ber 1, l'9:MI w11s the dale h~ad. of the Demonfltrat.lron..l lt~eeder There w~rc 87 bead of bcifers (11.]{ Sale held at Spencer, W. whkh graded choice. These hci· Va. I'd like to give 50me of the fe rs avcTagcd "08 lbs. in sbe prices rcceivrd at thiM sale a~ sold for $18.32 a hundred weight these prlee,s ,hould be a prelty or $fi6.~9 a head. J1lf.! to 39, ma-rried or single, to prepare !or well paid .110od indication of the price~ we The 73 head of good heifors positions. Tcl'hnical Non-technical. Public Contact: Hosl'&n expect at out' sale bcre in avl'raged U6 })(lunda jn size, tesses, Lommunil'ations, Reservationiats, . Radio . OperaPoinl· Pleasant Oct . 2&. 19l'i6. $15.25 prr hundred · weight was tors, Station Ageurt,s, etc. Good pay, travel, glamour, se2~3 St"r Calves lold 'lw price .11nd bnn1ght $62.83 per curity. Girls who <tfe accepted will also be trained in 108 of tbt 223 •t('t:r calves head . Beauty and Personal Ch.unn . . Jradcd choice. The choice cBI· The averAKe 4149 lhil. in ~ite, f'--embln•d Stf!tl,. And Also interviewing men to train for specialized Telcvilor an averago price of 23 ccnls Heifer, Averatea sion-~:Jectronic positions of Servicemen, Cameramen. There wu a total of 393 1 pound o• 89.93 a head. Technicians. Preliminary traintnv, will not interfere wUb 101 stcet calve:<~ 1radcd .11ond. head of feeder ealves sold .. The present employment. Qualify now. Tile yaveraged 449 lb11. in size, average calf weJ.hed 429 1\:11. FOil. FULL INFORMATION MAIL COUPON TOD.W brnught an average price of and Kflld for $17.&4 a hundrttd ftaures out 'tb su~.oo 8. hundred pounds or pounds. Thls $74.37 aven•te price pl!r 1\eadv· $88.78 a head. of Ccntrallnolitute,lil8 National ctty Bank I'm su1·e tht · Po\nt Pleasa;· Bldg , 829 Eurlld Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Since none. of our Masotl Coun- salr will brio• . •• IJOod a pric , ty ateer calves should aflde less lllOJ.·be better. and .J want ta Ia I would like wmplele lnlormallon about Airliae Op. than good, we won't talk about Ibis opportunity to JnvUe lnterporlunilles, the other J-6 ho•d of steer cal~e! csted farmers al)d buyers to the The overall averaa:c for th£' ~alr . Come earlY. Thursday, Oct. Name . . ...... . . .. ... ...... .. .. Age . . . . . 223 &teer calves WBB 434 lba In 25 a11d Inspect the calves In the Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . llon>r Phone weight Sl9.73 per hundred prn . Srr how they're gradNl and weight in price and brought a tG- what kind 11f a job ()Ur Mas•m City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •:dnulion ........ . Ial of $63.63 1 bud. Counly I:Jeefm(ln arc doing. .. $188.00 NO. 158 are Hide-A-Beds • Sofa Beds YOU WANT BUY 'EM 1948 CHEVROlET .. $!79.95 VOL VJII FOR PLATFORM ROCKERS- TV CHAIRS RECliNING CHAIRS- OCCASIONAL CHAIRS SIMMONS COJ-on•et 4 Dr. Radio, Heat. Real clean and nice. .. $%99.95 t nt,ht and Thurtday. Hlth ....., 71 to 14. Low ton....t 45 •• S4. DAYS YOU CAN BUY THE CHOICE OF ANY OFTHEPATI'ERNS · I Reg. $279 Monareb "3%" Deluxe neelrir R•nge . $~31 • at FOR THI!SE THREE 1 Reg. $389 Monanb· Double Oven Eleelrl< Range ·- $2M2 1 Rtg. $239.00 Monar<lt "3%" Eledri< Range .. $184.00 • BUY YOUR WALLPAPER DURING OPPORTUNITY DAYS ·- THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS '""''·· "" ' Norge Gos Dryef .... . . ..... . $129.00 ·' 1 Reg. $t21.00 1 Jlel. $199.95 Norge EJ..Irie Dryer . ... . .. . $189.95 Kil<henetle Brooms • U IZ oz. Wet Mops . . 66e Lorge Slu Khehea Wosle BIBkets . . . . Ilk White Commode Seals . .$3.89 50 ft. Wire Clolhesllnes 111< ReyaQlds Wrop ... %9< Wire Multiple Skirt iloeks . .. ·. . . 44e Trouser Creasera SOr pr.' Lawn Rakes .... . . 89< China Cups IUid Saueers . . . . 5 lor fl.08 MPLh odist I .APPLIANCES HOUSEWARES ' Kr. and Mrs. R1 chard E. Grind- Church Sund~ y w ~: re 58. offering $8.14. Mr. and Mrs . Harold Grlmlll ldt Friday t ~ v1s it two weeks with their sun. Dr . Earl Grimm (If Chicago , ;11 _ Mr. and \i n. C M Ashley had .as guf.'st.. h st wt•ek Mra. Paul Kautz and •l aug hl f' t. Columbus, Mr. and Mrs_ (; W 'P ickens. Baltimor<' . 'hi Mr· and Mrs. R. A. Plckl'n,.; an d Mr ~ Betty Tbomas. MaRon . W Va. E<~rl Shank spent Sunday with hi s brvthl•r at Ma.rtetta. Mrs. Virgil Roush and Mrs. Virgil Walker ('ntcrtained ten boys fur the tenth birthday of Terry Roush, Sunday. Refresh· ments of hot dogs, sort drink, h-r crt!am and <"akc and candy favors wen· served _ Mr.~. Ester Uou~h and gl'anddaughtcr, Pamela , .\lr. and Mrs. Lewis Roush of New Haven spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ROOert Burmcn. Mrs. Roh..-.rt Crow and sons. Mrs. Tom Crow and Mrs. Mayme Holm~s spent Friday with Mrs. Helen Wetzel of Columbus. -7 I Supreme Court •. Upholds Ruling COLUMBUS, 0. UP - The Ohio Sl!J)reme Court has eon· firmed a lower court decision re. moving lhe name of Floyd Hillman from the November hallot as a MIS HREHA OIECIOK, 23, nf Detroit, Mlcll., mother of two. year-old : candidate lor Seioto County eng!· 'l'an~a Chwastov who was saved from the Communist world by • nellr. The Court of Appeals made the c-ourt wrlt in Lonrlon . F.n.l(land, applies for a re·entry permlh"d.At~-::; u neceMA- to reclaim here u u.. original ruling on a sUit filed by &he can travel lo Lon don, ·"' th U s Imml• k b · her are Horace E. V-.'1\ey and Mrs. Stella S, Ward •.of e · Carson Barklow, who see s t e lr~n a.!ld NaltH'llizatlon Service. (Internattona.l .Sou to · . 10 awe offiCe. ·I i 1 ndJ)ho ; . l �-- ... ·-. ------ ~ -.. . .... _ .,... ~ ' -- . : ---- -~ - ~,., ' • HYDROGEN H ' I .... DliVOTIO TO INTEIEln 0' MIIGS-Ioi. ..A>N UIA 'ICIIAIIP t. OW..f " .. I UN,,.... ' ,• aiYNOLD E. GRIINI . ' . ' .. .. .. ·. ~;.-:_ ....., " ~~· IDtTOR ',l ' PultliiUd • . , altenooe U.cept SundaJ by Tbe Ohio VIIIPJ .. .Ho~. )De., •' 110 lolecb11nic 51 Pomeruy o B -· (DOll'! 398, editorial oftJ<:e pho"'t ustueu. oJrtc. " lfn_ , . :Entered a1 ncood l!lau ma.Jr..o& ~Her _. \IM ~mertlf Ohio. • place for their programs in thjs District. The award was made \0 ' the inton Townshl'P' Garden Clt1b but the first notification rarr()C] the wrong =-same. The Meigs-Mason area has a real booster rrom centrpl Ohio who comes here to v.iew our autumn colors on hillsides up the hol!ows, and alone the river. ' ~rs . Nell A. Davy. field secreiJ.ry for the Ohio Socielr IOf rr ppled Children <1f ?>lumbus, told The Dally Sentillt! this week she recently MC d a radio program in which she often adVISed her listeners to make the trip to Pomeroy and j.lid: dleport for the sc1111ery. . ~1~ all my travels,'' she said, "I have never seen anything In Ohio to co!'lpare with the Ohio river at Pomeroy." ' She menboned the view at night up and down the river from h1gh points and~daytime scenery in spring. Another beautiful drive this time or year is up to Racine on Rt. 124, up the river on Rt. 338, and around the manv l'"nds of the strea!fl to where 338 joins Rt. 7 near Litlle Hock· ·The Editor's.· It is a shame, according to Mrs. Davy, that Meigs County ' does not advertise Itself as a place to see. She maintained that t~avel clubs from Cleveland, Akron. Toledo, Sandusky, Lor"·'"· Ashtabula, and other cities, if they knew of our attractlono, would make pilgrimages to this corner of Ohio. Here we have an asset that could be capitalized upon. But It would require so!lle cooperative action, a little of th•t fold. lng stuff to keep It aoing, and a willingness to wait awhile befor! the returns began rollins in. 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ :__~~----~--1 ·-· r-..... .. ..... .-- -·-•-.. ~--~ :. -.~..••• , k ~~. nr:~r!:'""· ~~ Federated rc;h W.omens Guild Fall Meeting Held Tu,sda~ Night, Tht fall meetma of the Women's llllJetln ~, n-kln' · · d ·Guo·ld 1 th F11d -1.. "' • u• -.. s urr1e nut o e erated L-.:.urch w1u1 the American IndiaQ ~m held a t t h e Following t h t'l short churc~ wtth the Friendly Cirde as business session w:!~oi}a'Bcted by hosts. the president, Mia! · lh:~th P'ick A ,,. o'.-.1" k •o • d d'•• dl d I ,.,. x '" ..c .. H!rJ! ''"' n- an p ar..s were co ftt4 fol' the ner for m~;-mbers and their faiT'- fall Columbus ~gional'~ittld meet '·11 e s prece de d t he mee t·l'Di' with t h e ·tng which will e held at· 'the. Fed· Rev. Waldo J. Bartels offeri{lg erated cburch Tbtiraday October ~rayer. The tables were attractive ~ Mrs. Waldo J~· 8arte1s gave a With wbite covers ari.d eenter'd short rellume of~ p)lit'll for this with totem pole-" painted and pte-- m•~ting and urgtd al1 ' to . jlttend. Bl!n\~d by Mlb Simmons and min· Mra. Thomu Young, key rc·prcalure wigwams made by Mrs i''red sentative tp the Meigs Couuty TU~day eve~lng. dlllJ)It 'e~ ,.... - - - - - - - - - - - - - .... _---;.... - +-t'qlly Dreued ... Freoh Frying ... , Whole • ·' I a meeting of the Prtrtsmouth District Women's $oriety or Christian Service of the ,\f,•thodist church held ln Jacksfm from- Pomeroy Sund'-Y afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. H3.1'tY P. Smi~h, ,Mrs. c. F . Tompkins, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., Mrs. Dey Hyse~l , Mrs. George H. Parker, Miss Lydia S:bcrsbnch, Mis11.es AugUsta, Lncre~la and Ada Genheimer and thfir gul'st, Mn. Stella Weclc. • Mn. W. B. Landrum of IJtJie Rock, Ark., ·field worker of the Women's Division of Christian Service was the guest !lpeaker at the mreting which was attended by over 100 women. 2:00 H•Uq• Thntr, 3 :00 Qu~n For A DLy l:H5 4:00 6:00 News Picture 3:30 Ed•e or Nb:ht 6:10 Fran~ Leahy • 25 • .. ·Po u: a.t::D • uJ •nd Mtll'T ~ord 8:30 The llil!>h Bhoro S~ow 4:3() Tbfl Early Sbow Bartlttt p_. ···· ·· · ··.. ·.. · : 2 lbs. 35c A&l", ll.. 2 te 6 Yr~. LOW PRICE WASRID U. 8. No. I SIZE A lll!llul .......... ..... ..... sO lb.ltag $1.39 $1.00 ......,w.......,.. Lpllp.,. Cloetie . lb. 45c ,.... c,.,,..,.,. A&",.i lll'lllrltlr.~1 BuUer l·lb. pkg. 87r ~"' , ... !llonft<l, 15% Moplo TQie 8Jrup !4 01 bll. 45< OHIO'Si'JIIIUT J0111thll Ap"H . · · · · ·· · · ... · · · 4 lb. bag 39t NEW CROP LOUISIANA FIIICJ Y... ··· · · · · · ··· · · ··· · · · ·· : 3 lbs. 29c ~prla~ lim ~·-­ FJI, TIIR TYPE :;.r-., -- • Clauettts Ctn 2.22 ~ ·.. ~ g,J. SOc ~A.f' $u 11 er Murltct~ F~dOI')'· ,.,.h At .\&P -~·- •~ .... ' . . r. ~~<:r•w T~nease-e ...., 0:1[ -c Wtiy Pily !llore? _ __c ~ Doll\'t~ Fresh to A&P 1 1 • Mrs. Freda Carl Bratt, o.-Leton, is a patient at t.be Haner Rest Home, Seeoad Avenu~. GallipoUa. · M!. and Mrt. Harold Eppley and aon, Stephen, and her mother . . movln& from t.he David Obliocer .p roperty on Nort.h Tbil"d Avenue to t.be Bradbur,Third Avenue. 9ropen7 on South INDUITIIAL LIAGUI ' I ' Mr. a-Dd )IrS. R. C. 11eadO'tlo1 w... L<ol Wbo have bee:ti ill MlOdleport •iDee tbe)' w~t eal1ed here tt1 t.bt ill· RobiDSOA'I: aundl')' 11 7 n-. and dHtb of bia sitte-r Mrs . De1 lll1t1, IJ.ave retW'hed to tbelr Pomeroy Motor C<J. 10 8 bome iD CGJudus. New York Clotbin1 House 10 8 A Lel.aa4 EuaeDe Brown, 10n of Pomeroy Liooa. Club 10 8 10 Mr. and Mrt- Leland Browa, bu Sporb Ceal-er 8 Satuiclav . beea retumed frcm Holzer H.olplt.- H il R Firestone 0 13 .- • •I whe,. be wu • medie•l pOllen\. Hia:h ~am seliea- Robinaon'l PRATI' Bt11LDJNG Pl•tl CALL LauDdr)' 26lill. Coal St. • N. Seeoad AYe. The Middle-port Fire Department Kia:b team a:ame Roblalon'• IIIODLIPOBT wa• called WedJsttdaw attmwon I..undry g33 Mubt To Be Held Sat. when • car wu rep«t.ed on fite on Hi&b ind1•idual series -O'Brien Ruuell Street. IJttle clamal~ wu aDd F. Audenoo 585 1· reported. Hi&b lulvlu•l aame - Wll 221. IPW Rum mage s "'LE Friday and Oct. 19 6' 20 I I '1..----------.J ~~-----~= ,• Exci1ing new .taste discoveru! _ Mr. a n d Mrs. Kermeth Byer spent Sunday Visiting bis aLiter and brOther in law, Mr. and Mn. • 8:00 Tbe Orusader ' Etaie Pard Hlgbway Patrol Candy The Une Up 9:80 Pt-l110n To Person Dro...l 10:011 YoUr Esso Repcmo 10:.15 Sports Parade · 10:2;! Weatherman 10:80 Highway 40 11:1& Wllthereast Bo•. Who wouldn't ~ cxcit«l ovct sty It and value like this~ for lit, qua.l.ity, and fine wOrkmanship; you ill5t can't b~c Candy Kidt ,hoe,, Come in 1nd see our oomplete !ilK' for boys and pta. 10:4!1 Friank Leaby S1»w 11:30 ,....,. - · 12:011 Toni!Jbt New~ 11:00 _ _ _ _ _ __::1"1:06 Late Show WCHS-TV'Ch~nnel8 TH\IliSDAY $lp llll Clllhln lloup(oo 8:011 1:00 8:00 9:10 10:30 11:00 God,_ IJOIT1 Moore Anbur llldke It Rldl Vallaat I..t.dJ 11:15 LOv-e of Life 11:10 ~h f,_ Tomorroow 11:4& GuldJDf I.J.elrl, 12:00 Ray MJl).and Show 12:80 ~ ~ Ttae World ~ , 1:00 Our. Mlp Bioks 1:30 bOWiepar\J' FI.IDAY 6:110 Si1J1 Oo 7:00 Todoy 9:110 Coffee Time to,oo Home U:OII Tie Tac Dou«b li:31) U Could Be Yuu 12:00 Camera GOt"G ,.., &cmooJ 12:30 Cu1'rent 5:00 AW>I ill'u 0:00 N..,. Pi<lture 6:15 s~ ~ secret Storm 3:;10 f<lle of NJcbt 6:25 LeoPaol 8<10 Coke Time 6;45 News Carava:o 6:18 t\ouRI<fti II dwards 6:~9 Sgt. Pre~~;ton of Yukoa 7:00 Bob Cummla&s S.bow 7:30 Climn 8:30 Pla)'houst lilO. J; FOR THAT :t, Christmas • ' "'· SE£ OUR IFine Selection ANS()N Men.'s Jewelry YOUR ,..~: 30 ~ --- Whistler 8:00 Blg Story • 9:00 Cavalcade ROUSH'S Sportl Qf Shoe Store No. Second Midlllleport Red Barber's Corner 110.30 Walter Winchell Shtw ' 10:2& 11 :00 New$ 10:30 Palace Plit.)'hou"• ll:lts J I :20 II :30 12:00 1:00 11:00 N.,... 11:05 T".oe Late Show WHY PAY MORE? Weatheicast Pres;~ Box Foreign 1ntr.l_t:o.~e 'fonle:ht ___ _ Sign Off _::::..::.:.:_ ' • _:.......,. STEWING HENS .. · · · · · · · · · · .. · · · WHTN-TV Channell3 · THURSDAY 1::.0' Femln.l~ ToUch 2:00 Altemooo ll'ilm F .v U111. 4:00 'I'Wo-Gun Playhouw 5:00 MJckey Moun 8:011 Bo!lolo Bill, Jr. 6:30 7:00 Pl•rhot~se t5 Clreu~ 10:110 ' i';a~o~ro Tbt~ll• 11:110 11,.. 10d Weal/lor 11:!0 IPoru at- 11:1& 1!101.., Tbtalrt 12:11 Silo •· FRIDAY 12:00 Film & Fancy 1:30 Feminine rouch 2:00 Film Festival 4:00 Two Gun Playhouse :5:00 Mickey Mouse 0:00 News 0:03 Weather 6:10 Sports 6;15 John Daly 8:30 7:00 T:SO 8:00 . 8:30 9:00 I:OG Wire Sen-JO.. 11:00 Ozark Jablleo on :·' ,. lAY-AWAY '10:00 Life of Riley 10:15 < 7:00 Di. Hudson' 9:46 tO:OO • 1:30 1Yn~essa El·nle 2:00 Mlatmee Theatre 3:00 Qu ~en !<'or · o~ Dar 3:45 McJern Romancea 1:00 Comedy 'fime 4:30 My L1tt.Je M&J.'Ill 2:011 Tho Bil lloJOfl 2:30 Bob Crooby Sbow 4:00 K.Ue'• Xltcben plOJ. .tJ*W pu• rnvd h't vs:g qo T~e Efn'Jthow 8:00 4~ ~ ter & the V.-lt f ' the only :margarine with real natural :taste! lb. . 35c FRESH FIG BARS · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · 2 lbs. 25c ' HOME GRQWN TURNIPS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · '. · · · · · · 3 lbs. 2Sc Boney's Front Street Market Rin Tin Tin Jtm Bowie Man Behind The Badp Treasure Hunt The Vise Ray Anthony Show Pomeroy, Ohio . II :00 News and Weather - 12:15 Sign Off I'm no ,. Snack Snubbea- . i lt'1 newllt'a nvolutlonaryl She'll take twothey're ~~~nail but so 4e]ectable,.these Holaum pari)' snll!"b. Make 'em dilferenta.nd deliclowt with Holsum Bread. . ~orget everything you know aboqt marg&rine. If you've ever been disappointed In the' taste of margarine_. Corget it. If you've ever thought of marg.frine as a substituteforget it. For now, at long last, there's a mw margarine so far ahead of anything you've ever tasted , •• so superior in every way .•• it makes every other margarine old-fashioned. 10:00 Feature Theatre 11:11} Sports 11 :115 Mystery Theatre I We're talking about IMFERIAL. We're talkfng about a delicious spread that captures frir tlie first time the NATURAL taste ..• m&lnatumi ~ ••• that's always been missing in margarine -until now! But that's not aiL Imperial not only tMteB good-it s»UJ!UJ good. In ths frying pan, on bot rolls or tout, ou a baked potato or cooked vegetables- in every way you use It-Imperial bas a delightful natural aroma that matchea ita rml. natp taste. Refrigerated all the wa~ You'll marvel at its freshness. You see, Imperial is delivered fresh, wholesome, and ice cold wyour groeer. And it is kept that way at all timea. You'D find Imperial only in your grocer's refrigerated case. And we hope you'll keep it in your refrigerator where it will stay as fresh as the day it was made. Imperial costs a little more than ordinary margarines-but, believe us, it costs a lot more to make. And it's unconditioMlly guaranteed. If for any reown w~o.tsoever, Imperial doesn't measure up w your expectations, Lever Brothers will refund every penny you paid for it. · .. " ·· · At last! Re:sl r:e~\'"01 tt'llla I Just wait'll you taste it. Try it on brc;;d, on hot cereals, cooli with it, fry with it, BDiell it in the pan. Imperial is just delicious! And if you think we're enthusiastic-well, we'd love to hear what you say after you've tasted it! RememloefiiMPERIAL Is the only -l'llarine with r:ul natured !1!0· l4AKE IT TASTE B'""E1..,'1EmR. Sei'Y8 it witb umBreacl ,. · ~7 ITAI'DINGS at fO Garfield Ave., Mid· dleport, behind the RawJingo Garage between 5 and 1:38 P.M. -Vy Friend FJ.I.:!la · Jr. Satu.....,. where Mrs. H. L. Dunham . who hu moved to Wtoebest.er, K~ -. wa... ~mploJ ed. Mrt. H•rold Voaluons and 4MlJbter, M.elinda Aao, J.rootoo, have bee-a vlsilint M.r. and MrJ. William Swllber and aon IDd utiltin1 in the care of t b e new baby . Mr. Ferne Barker, who 11 em-ployed at. the lhrUn Rett.luraat bu returned to work after vae;_ tion. a 7:30 Playhouse of Stan .. ltOO News Head:tJN II :30 Pr... Tlu! fumlture """ be seen Manr Fllrd Doui)as EdwiU'da l7 :00 West !-'oint 11:011 !.>~ 'I'JI'Mor IO:QO You Bet YOI.tf 'Ue IIUO Ha-wkin.~ FURNITUit£ I •= U) (,f!$ Paul and I 8 ;30 8:45 OF Katlfl'R Klt.rh~n 4·QO ' Sidney T. RusseU . Mrs. rhelma Ilamllc, Columbu1, former looal resident, is a suraleal patient in a Columbus b98pit.al aceording to word received Wednesday by Mr. a n d' Mr(." -JOhn 7 ROOMS Bob Crwb:• Show Brighter Day Sccn:i ~. orm 3:00 3· 1!5 u Flatt FOR SALE FANCY CALIFORNIA De•ltn tr Plain Colort - ~:~0 A:to My LiWe Mar.J(fo 8:00 AllD\ Dru o•ow uo Ttnn.. where they will visit their ! pending two wceb with his wife, daughter and aon·in-law, Mr. and the former Connie Mowery, at the home of her mother, MrJ.. Neva )( l)we ry, 189 Aa.h StN!el. Pvt. Snyder will leave Sunday, Oct. 21, for New York City enroute to Germany where he wi11 be stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Fraok Simms, PhiWITH ACCESSORIES lo, have been vis.itiing Mr. and Ml'll i :30 H-Jusepart;, 2·00 Bit Pa)'o!f 12:00 Film & Fa-ncy Middleport High Scho..l and tended the Ohio State Freshmfon Summer Camp thh year. \ Modet"' Romaoc:es 1'11nteOy Time , 11:0 SJao On bre-akfast Saturday and to parUc:i· p11tr in the program· planned for Saturday when the annual Scout flanaei·Unod . JJ~NS Sign On Capt:J.In K_an&aroo. Garry Moore Arthur Godfrt-y Strlkf' It Rich V~Jiapt Lady Love of Lire Setr('b for 1'or.~orrow Guldi1l'P' t.leht 112 :00 ltay MiUan<t Show 12: ... --- W )~·~ 1'urn.t 1:00 Our Mi~ s Bt'oOk<~ Cl)tree Tl.me Home 'l'1t Tae IJOUJi:h !t could be you Paraon's Study · ~ · :10 Current 1.30 Tennessee Ernie •Mrs. C. F. Tompkln& retuMfd home Tue~day evening arter a visit in Logan with her mGth~r. Mn Newton Spencer. Den a of the Middlfeyort. tlub Scouts Pack met at the h001e of Den Mother Mrs. Milton Hood and celebrated the birthdays or B"by Poller and Tommy Lyons who were ten years old. A birthday cake was strved to the bo~·s and plans were made to ai!Pnd the Early Bird Scout . FI.IDAY 8:00 8 :00 9:00 9 :30 10:30 11 :00 11 :16 j ll:30 · ll : 4~ 3:1~ Altt•ndlng drive will be held. . a:oo ail1!1110r no,. · District Meeting . Attended By Group From local Church Cub Scouts Are Honored Guests On Qirthdays ' 9:00 10:00 11 :08 tl:SU 12:00 8:30 Editor, Pomeroy Ohio, Dear Sir: A vase of zinnias on this d~k suggeHt two tbought.s: (A) The marvelous Americ~n · Know How or our plant breeden. Having botanized thru a hall century in Mexico, writer knows zin· nia as a wi\dllower, understan~s its variability. Having been, yesteryear, guest of tbe Japanese EmperOr, he has had a glimpse of t.e skill of Nipponese chr)'sanlhemum breedf"rs. The Orientals' skill resulted from centuries, where;8'11 Amli'ricans have had but decad~s with zinni.Os. We can be proud of our artists. <Bl Zinnia not only grows wild in Mexico but baa its northern limlt In BiB Bend National Park. One wishes Mexico would fulfill ils promise to match o u r Bill Bend. Then we could complete t~e proposed lnternational Peace Pafk. This, straddlin.: a Border of. htfn· dred oi miles without, as in E;ti· rope, barbwire entanglements -and machine gun nests. · , Faithful!~·. C. M. Goethe Sacramento, Calil. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ' Freet 1 Gardner, pastor of the Mrs. Bill J. Shoun and their t.,., Obureb of Chrl.$t, and Mrs. Gard- month old granddaughter, Barbari.. ner enjO)'lne: their annual vacation Pvt . Ralph Snyder, wbo haa been aad ltft tOday for JoHnson City , stati oned at Fort Carson, Colo. b J TH,;rsD:;Slain On Toda' 7:30 Crumb .nd Des 8:00 People-'s Choice MailBag n~ . VEAl. CALVF.S Tops 29JJO seconrls 20 to 24 MPrlium 10 to 20 Com HOGS 17~ to 220 lbs 11) to 15.50 II.Hve. 12 to 20 fulls 8 to 12. 220 to 250 Jbs. 14-liO to 15.M Li""'t 51' SHEEP Ewi'.~&Lms . 4 tn 10 Stock 13 to· 16 F11t Sows 12 to 14 Stag• ., 10 to 12 BoilrR 8 to 12 Sowo '"d Ewtll 3 to fl Fill Sht>ep 3 to 6 Culls 1 to 4 Burks :1 to 0 F<~t Wethero 3 Pigs as to 715 Shoats 3 lo 15. CAT'l'LE Steers 10 to HI Heifer~ to 6· 8 lo 18 Bbby Beer 12 tp 20 Fat LAMJ\S Top 19 SPc1nd!l 14 In 18 Cowa 8 10 12 Canner, 6 to 9 Bulls Lit:ht Wt ~. 12 to 15 common 8 to 9 1o 14 Milk Cows 00 to 128. 12. qi. Frie-ndsh~ Garden Club as winner of secor¥~ - k R ... el eporl s CITIZEN nammg of the Vinton ••.1.11 U ,. or 1 NEW Mr. and Mrs . Sam Wynn (Ula L.awsonl, Mansfield , are :mno untm g the 'IJit'th of an eight pound so al llobcr Hospital . Mr . Wynn is l'mploycd> at MAnsfield. Mrs . W;·nn has t-een a frequent vtstlor of Su.pt. and t.tr•. L. W. AtcCusna~ und family in Middlepm1 and is well k. nown here. CLUB LISTE-D Mrs. Rot.crt Reibel. Regiond reCtiJr of the Ohio Association ef Garden t.:lubs, has been no-tifl~ that _theeir was .~tn error in t~e 60· AReal Booster For Pomeroy · 0"~ ~~f ··'"•: . ~yufte~· r' ..'. (!..--,...--------' 8:55 7:00 WRO~G .N:ltiO 111 ad1 er-tU11a1 repre~~::ntiiU\"1, SothaeiU-Kuobal• 1n "'"'LU.Il.jlUD Ave., New rvrr. Cit)', 'Ic, ~ y ' c.. liuW;U•PUor; r~ltl: DelivP.rJ by rarr:t!r wbf!rr 1 o;ai]at'lte 30 ~,.en · 1 ,.. we.ll:: one year lD adnace at Tbe Dally k-uttnel ortlce t:15 .a& moothl.. 57.80; three fiO&lba, ti.iJO. Hy Al.)tor route. wber~ IYillahle: ODe mt;Dth, By mall oae J'!&r 18· au moot& 11ru llllontbs, W-t.&i; one moar4. J.l. ' ' ' .1. ~E11X~\iltft . . . . ~Y/.•112. · Ct1crn The Senllnel four day rat period in HODI Ko..,. He will returu w tbe StiLet aut A-pple Grove, W, v.. • Mr. I 11 d lin, OhJ' Paynter, March, Mr. and Mlw. CIJfford Hay• ud Portland, were petta ot )(r. and 110n, Grtaorr. vts.lte4 nlltiYM ll1 >ln. Bolpb Radeillfe ·Mr. and !dr>, E. Jl. Wooch IDd F1irmont, w. VL aDd we.-. aceom· Mr. and Xn. &verttt Gautler, Co- p&Died home by he-r aunt, )ln. lllmbuJ, are on a fllhlDI trip on C. J. 'hylor. Sllnday tbe, were called to 8t. AlbaDJ where )1ft. the Mu•kin&wn RJver. Mr. and Mn. Cecil. &imN, Co- Hayn' nepbew, Jlebbie. Priee, ,.. c~lved a eoocUIAnu who be wat lumbus, w~re weekend auest.a of in an •eeldeDt,' Mrt. 'brklr r• Mr. and Mrs. James Weber. maine4 ia &t. AlblDI. Rwlsell Balairer, Fremont, son iD 'Mr. and JIJ'I. Stewart s.t1111 law of Mr. and Mrs. Burr Forrest .....IDd.....!!:: spent the weekend with tbe Fot- w,.erde dlo bCol~~diJ n e t e .,~._.. aa....reJtJ alld Miss Vesta McCoy. ~ Jack Uoyd, ATAN, son of Mr. at the Collr-Mns. Carroll !PWIUOD 1• em¢~ and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, U .llatloned at Sangle'y Point, In the PbiiLp- ed at the Yoot.- Coal Compllr pine Islands and bas been on a of.flc:e, North Secoad Avenue,. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 18, l~}omoo Cb•pmoo, IDd - · Brice, ot Inipefial-tbe comple~tely. .new non-dairy·spr.ead .... ., • .,!.. . ~ ·- I �-- ... ·-. ------ ~ -.. . .... _ .,... ~ ' -- . : ---- -~ - ~,., ' • HYDROGEN H ' I .... DliVOTIO TO INTEIEln 0' MIIGS-Ioi. ..A>N UIA 'ICIIAIIP t. OW..f " .. I UN,,.... ' ,• aiYNOLD E. GRIINI . ' . ' .. .. .. ·. ~;.-:_ ....., " ~~· IDtTOR ',l ' PultliiUd • . , altenooe U.cept SundaJ by Tbe Ohio VIIIPJ .. .Ho~. )De., •' 110 lolecb11nic 51 Pomeruy o B -· (DOll'! 398, editorial oftJ<:e pho"'t ustueu. oJrtc. " lfn_ , . :Entered a1 ncood l!lau ma.Jr..o& ~Her _. \IM ~mertlf Ohio. • place for their programs in thjs District. The award was made \0 ' the inton Townshl'P' Garden Clt1b but the first notification rarr()C] the wrong =-same. The Meigs-Mason area has a real booster rrom centrpl Ohio who comes here to v.iew our autumn colors on hillsides up the hol!ows, and alone the river. ' ~rs . Nell A. Davy. field secreiJ.ry for the Ohio Socielr IOf rr ppled Children <1f ?>lumbus, told The Dally Sentillt! this week she recently MC d a radio program in which she often adVISed her listeners to make the trip to Pomeroy and j.lid: dleport for the sc1111ery. . ~1~ all my travels,'' she said, "I have never seen anything In Ohio to co!'lpare with the Ohio river at Pomeroy." ' She menboned the view at night up and down the river from h1gh points and~daytime scenery in spring. Another beautiful drive this time or year is up to Racine on Rt. 124, up the river on Rt. 338, and around the manv l'"nds of the strea!fl to where 338 joins Rt. 7 near Litlle Hock· ·The Editor's.· It is a shame, according to Mrs. Davy, that Meigs County ' does not advertise Itself as a place to see. She maintained that t~avel clubs from Cleveland, Akron. Toledo, Sandusky, Lor"·'"· Ashtabula, and other cities, if they knew of our attractlono, would make pilgrimages to this corner of Ohio. Here we have an asset that could be capitalized upon. But It would require so!lle cooperative action, a little of th•t fold. lng stuff to keep It aoing, and a willingness to wait awhile befor! the returns began rollins in. 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ :__~~----~--1 ·-· r-..... .. ..... .-- -·-•-.. ~--~ :. -.~..••• , k ~~. nr:~r!:'""· ~~ Federated rc;h W.omens Guild Fall Meeting Held Tu,sda~ Night, Tht fall meetma of the Women's llllJetln ~, n-kln' · · d ·Guo·ld 1 th F11d -1.. "' • u• -.. s urr1e nut o e erated L-.:.urch w1u1 the American IndiaQ ~m held a t t h e Following t h t'l short churc~ wtth the Friendly Cirde as business session w:!~oi}a'Bcted by hosts. the president, Mia! · lh:~th P'ick A ,,. o'.-.1" k •o • d d'•• dl d I ,.,. x '" ..c .. H!rJ! ''"' n- an p ar..s were co ftt4 fol' the ner for m~;-mbers and their faiT'- fall Columbus ~gional'~ittld meet '·11 e s prece de d t he mee t·l'Di' with t h e ·tng which will e held at· 'the. Fed· Rev. Waldo J. Bartels offeri{lg erated cburch Tbtiraday October ~rayer. The tables were attractive ~ Mrs. Waldo J~· 8arte1s gave a With wbite covers ari.d eenter'd short rellume of~ p)lit'll for this with totem pole-" painted and pte-- m•~ting and urgtd al1 ' to . jlttend. Bl!n\~d by Mlb Simmons and min· Mra. Thomu Young, key rc·prcalure wigwams made by Mrs i''red sentative tp the Meigs Couuty TU~day eve~lng. dlllJ)It 'e~ ,.... - - - - - - - - - - - - - .... _---;.... - +-t'qlly Dreued ... Freoh Frying ... , Whole • ·' I a meeting of the Prtrtsmouth District Women's $oriety or Christian Service of the ,\f,•thodist church held ln Jacksfm from- Pomeroy Sund'-Y afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. H3.1'tY P. Smi~h, ,Mrs. c. F . Tompkins, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., Mrs. Dey Hyse~l , Mrs. George H. Parker, Miss Lydia S:bcrsbnch, Mis11.es AugUsta, Lncre~la and Ada Genheimer and thfir gul'st, Mn. Stella Weclc. • Mn. W. B. Landrum of IJtJie Rock, Ark., ·field worker of the Women's Division of Christian Service was the guest !lpeaker at the mreting which was attended by over 100 women. 2:00 H•Uq• Thntr, 3 :00 Qu~n For A DLy l:H5 4:00 6:00 News Picture 3:30 Ed•e or Nb:ht 6:10 Fran~ Leahy • 25 • .. ·Po u: a.t::D • uJ •nd Mtll'T ~ord 8:30 The llil!>h Bhoro S~ow 4:3() Tbfl Early Sbow Bartlttt p_. ···· ·· · ··.. ·.. · : 2 lbs. 35c A&l", ll.. 2 te 6 Yr~. LOW PRICE WASRID U. 8. No. I SIZE A lll!llul .......... ..... ..... sO lb.ltag $1.39 $1.00 ......,w.......,.. Lpllp.,. Cloetie . lb. 45c ,.... c,.,,..,.,. A&",.i lll'lllrltlr.~1 BuUer l·lb. pkg. 87r ~"' , ... !llonft<l, 15% Moplo TQie 8Jrup !4 01 bll. 45< OHIO'Si'JIIIUT J0111thll Ap"H . · · · · ·· · · ... · · · 4 lb. bag 39t NEW CROP LOUISIANA FIIICJ Y... ··· · · · · · ··· · · ··· · · · ·· : 3 lbs. 29c ~prla~ lim ~·-­ FJI, TIIR TYPE :;.r-., -- • Clauettts Ctn 2.22 ~ ·.. ~ g,J. SOc ~A.f' $u 11 er Murltct~ F~dOI')'· ,.,.h At .\&P -~·- •~ .... ' . . r. ~~<:r•w T~nease-e ...., 0:1[ -c Wtiy Pily !llore? _ __c ~ Doll\'t~ Fresh to A&P 1 1 • Mrs. Freda Carl Bratt, o.-Leton, is a patient at t.be Haner Rest Home, Seeoad Avenu~. GallipoUa. · M!. and Mrt. Harold Eppley and aon, Stephen, and her mother . . movln& from t.he David Obliocer .p roperty on Nort.h Tbil"d Avenue to t.be Bradbur,Third Avenue. 9ropen7 on South INDUITIIAL LIAGUI ' I ' Mr. a-Dd )IrS. R. C. 11eadO'tlo1 w... L<ol Wbo have bee:ti ill MlOdleport •iDee tbe)' w~t eal1ed here tt1 t.bt ill· RobiDSOA'I: aundl')' 11 7 n-. and dHtb of bia sitte-r Mrs . De1 lll1t1, IJ.ave retW'hed to tbelr Pomeroy Motor C<J. 10 8 bome iD CGJudus. New York Clotbin1 House 10 8 A Lel.aa4 EuaeDe Brown, 10n of Pomeroy Liooa. Club 10 8 10 Mr. and Mrt- Leland Browa, bu Sporb Ceal-er 8 Satuiclav . beea retumed frcm Holzer H.olplt.- H il R Firestone 0 13 .- • •I whe,. be wu • medie•l pOllen\. Hia:h ~am seliea- Robinaon'l PRATI' Bt11LDJNG Pl•tl CALL LauDdr)' 26lill. Coal St. • N. Seeoad AYe. The Middle-port Fire Department Kia:b team a:ame Roblalon'• IIIODLIPOBT wa• called WedJsttdaw attmwon I..undry g33 Mubt To Be Held Sat. when • car wu rep«t.ed on fite on Hi&b ind1•idual series -O'Brien Ruuell Street. IJttle clamal~ wu aDd F. Audenoo 585 1· reported. Hi&b lulvlu•l aame - Wll 221. IPW Rum mage s "'LE Friday and Oct. 19 6' 20 I I '1..----------.J ~~-----~= ,• Exci1ing new .taste discoveru! _ Mr. a n d Mrs. Kermeth Byer spent Sunday Visiting bis aLiter and brOther in law, Mr. and Mn. • 8:00 Tbe Orusader ' Etaie Pard Hlgbway Patrol Candy The Une Up 9:80 Pt-l110n To Person Dro...l 10:011 YoUr Esso Repcmo 10:.15 Sports Parade · 10:2;! Weatherman 10:80 Highway 40 11:1& Wllthereast Bo•. Who wouldn't ~ cxcit«l ovct sty It and value like this~ for lit, qua.l.ity, and fine wOrkmanship; you ill5t can't b~c Candy Kidt ,hoe,, Come in 1nd see our oomplete !ilK' for boys and pta. 10:4!1 Friank Leaby S1»w 11:30 ,....,. - · 12:011 Toni!Jbt New~ 11:00 _ _ _ _ _ __::1"1:06 Late Show WCHS-TV'Ch~nnel8 TH\IliSDAY $lp llll Clllhln lloup(oo 8:011 1:00 8:00 9:10 10:30 11:00 God,_ IJOIT1 Moore Anbur llldke It Rldl Vallaat I..t.dJ 11:15 LOv-e of Life 11:10 ~h f,_ Tomorroow 11:4& GuldJDf I.J.elrl, 12:00 Ray MJl).and Show 12:80 ~ ~ Ttae World ~ , 1:00 Our. Mlp Bioks 1:30 bOWiepar\J' FI.IDAY 6:110 Si1J1 Oo 7:00 Todoy 9:110 Coffee Time to,oo Home U:OII Tie Tac Dou«b li:31) U Could Be Yuu 12:00 Camera GOt"G ,.., &cmooJ 12:30 Cu1'rent 5:00 AW>I ill'u 0:00 N..,. Pi<lture 6:15 s~ ~ secret Storm 3:;10 f<lle of NJcbt 6:25 LeoPaol 8<10 Coke Time 6;45 News Carava:o 6:18 t\ouRI<fti II dwards 6:~9 Sgt. Pre~~;ton of Yukoa 7:00 Bob Cummla&s S.bow 7:30 Climn 8:30 Pla)'houst lilO. J; FOR THAT :t, Christmas • ' "'· SE£ OUR IFine Selection ANS()N Men.'s Jewelry YOUR ,..~: 30 ~ --- Whistler 8:00 Blg Story • 9:00 Cavalcade ROUSH'S Sportl Qf Shoe Store No. Second Midlllleport Red Barber's Corner 110.30 Walter Winchell Shtw ' 10:2& 11 :00 New$ 10:30 Palace Plit.)'hou"• ll:lts J I :20 II :30 12:00 1:00 11:00 N.,... 11:05 T".oe Late Show WHY PAY MORE? Weatheicast Pres;~ Box Foreign 1ntr.l_t:o.~e 'fonle:ht ___ _ Sign Off _::::..::.:.:_ ' • _:.......,. STEWING HENS .. · · · · · · · · · · .. · · · WHTN-TV Channell3 · THURSDAY 1::.0' Femln.l~ ToUch 2:00 Altemooo ll'ilm F .v U111. 4:00 'I'Wo-Gun Playhouw 5:00 MJckey Moun 8:011 Bo!lolo Bill, Jr. 6:30 7:00 Pl•rhot~se t5 Clreu~ 10:110 ' i';a~o~ro Tbt~ll• 11:110 11,.. 10d Weal/lor 11:!0 IPoru at- 11:1& 1!101.., Tbtalrt 12:11 Silo •· FRIDAY 12:00 Film & Fancy 1:30 Feminine rouch 2:00 Film Festival 4:00 Two Gun Playhouse :5:00 Mickey Mouse 0:00 News 0:03 Weather 6:10 Sports 6;15 John Daly 8:30 7:00 T:SO 8:00 . 8:30 9:00 I:OG Wire Sen-JO.. 11:00 Ozark Jablleo on :·' ,. lAY-AWAY '10:00 Life of Riley 10:15 < 7:00 Di. Hudson' 9:46 tO:OO • 1:30 1Yn~essa El·nle 2:00 Mlatmee Theatre 3:00 Qu ~en !<'or · o~ Dar 3:45 McJern Romancea 1:00 Comedy 'fime 4:30 My L1tt.Je M&J.'Ill 2:011 Tho Bil lloJOfl 2:30 Bob Crooby Sbow 4:00 K.Ue'• Xltcben plOJ. .tJ*W pu• rnvd h't vs:g qo T~e Efn'Jthow 8:00 4~ ~ ter & the V.-lt f ' the only :margarine with real natural :taste! lb. . 35c FRESH FIG BARS · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · 2 lbs. 25c ' HOME GRQWN TURNIPS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · '. · · · · · · 3 lbs. 2Sc Boney's Front Street Market Rin Tin Tin Jtm Bowie Man Behind The Badp Treasure Hunt The Vise Ray Anthony Show Pomeroy, Ohio . II :00 News and Weather - 12:15 Sign Off I'm no ,. Snack Snubbea- . i lt'1 newllt'a nvolutlonaryl She'll take twothey're ~~~nail but so 4e]ectable,.these Holaum pari)' snll!"b. Make 'em dilferenta.nd deliclowt with Holsum Bread. . ~orget everything you know aboqt marg&rine. If you've ever been disappointed In the' taste of margarine_. Corget it. If you've ever thought of marg.frine as a substituteforget it. For now, at long last, there's a mw margarine so far ahead of anything you've ever tasted , •• so superior in every way .•• it makes every other margarine old-fashioned. 10:00 Feature Theatre 11:11} Sports 11 :115 Mystery Theatre I We're talking about IMFERIAL. We're talkfng about a delicious spread that captures frir tlie first time the NATURAL taste ..• m&lnatumi ~ ••• that's always been missing in margarine -until now! But that's not aiL Imperial not only tMteB good-it s»UJ!UJ good. In ths frying pan, on bot rolls or tout, ou a baked potato or cooked vegetables- in every way you use It-Imperial bas a delightful natural aroma that matchea ita rml. natp taste. Refrigerated all the wa~ You'll marvel at its freshness. You see, Imperial is delivered fresh, wholesome, and ice cold wyour groeer. And it is kept that way at all timea. You'D find Imperial only in your grocer's refrigerated case. And we hope you'll keep it in your refrigerator where it will stay as fresh as the day it was made. Imperial costs a little more than ordinary margarines-but, believe us, it costs a lot more to make. And it's unconditioMlly guaranteed. If for any reown w~o.tsoever, Imperial doesn't measure up w your expectations, Lever Brothers will refund every penny you paid for it. · .. " ·· · At last! Re:sl r:e~\'"01 tt'llla I Just wait'll you taste it. Try it on brc;;d, on hot cereals, cooli with it, fry with it, BDiell it in the pan. Imperial is just delicious! And if you think we're enthusiastic-well, we'd love to hear what you say after you've tasted it! RememloefiiMPERIAL Is the only -l'llarine with r:ul natured !1!0· l4AKE IT TASTE B'""E1..,'1EmR. Sei'Y8 it witb umBreacl ,. · ~7 ITAI'DINGS at fO Garfield Ave., Mid· dleport, behind the RawJingo Garage between 5 and 1:38 P.M. -Vy Friend FJ.I.:!la · Jr. Satu.....,. where Mrs. H. L. Dunham . who hu moved to Wtoebest.er, K~ -. wa... ~mploJ ed. Mrt. H•rold Voaluons and 4MlJbter, M.elinda Aao, J.rootoo, have bee-a vlsilint M.r. and MrJ. William Swllber and aon IDd utiltin1 in the care of t b e new baby . Mr. Ferne Barker, who 11 em-ployed at. the lhrUn Rett.luraat bu returned to work after vae;_ tion. a 7:30 Playhouse of Stan .. ltOO News Head:tJN II :30 Pr... Tlu! fumlture """ be seen Manr Fllrd Doui)as EdwiU'da l7 :00 West !-'oint 11:011 !.>~ 'I'JI'Mor IO:QO You Bet YOI.tf 'Ue IIUO Ha-wkin.~ FURNITUit£ I •= U) (,f!$ Paul and I 8 ;30 8:45 OF Katlfl'R Klt.rh~n 4·QO ' Sidney T. RusseU . Mrs. rhelma Ilamllc, Columbu1, former looal resident, is a suraleal patient in a Columbus b98pit.al aceording to word received Wednesday by Mr. a n d' Mr(." -JOhn 7 ROOMS Bob Crwb:• Show Brighter Day Sccn:i ~. orm 3:00 3· 1!5 u Flatt FOR SALE FANCY CALIFORNIA De•ltn tr Plain Colort - ~:~0 A:to My LiWe Mar.J(fo 8:00 AllD\ Dru o•ow uo Ttnn.. where they will visit their ! pending two wceb with his wife, daughter and aon·in-law, Mr. and the former Connie Mowery, at the home of her mother, MrJ.. Neva )( l)we ry, 189 Aa.h StN!el. Pvt. Snyder will leave Sunday, Oct. 21, for New York City enroute to Germany where he wi11 be stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Fraok Simms, PhiWITH ACCESSORIES lo, have been vis.itiing Mr. and Ml'll i :30 H-Jusepart;, 2·00 Bit Pa)'o!f 12:00 Film & Fa-ncy Middleport High Scho..l and tended the Ohio State Freshmfon Summer Camp thh year. \ Modet"' Romaoc:es 1'11nteOy Time , 11:0 SJao On bre-akfast Saturday and to parUc:i· p11tr in the program· planned for Saturday when the annual Scout flanaei·Unod . JJ~NS Sign On Capt:J.In K_an&aroo. Garry Moore Arthur Godfrt-y Strlkf' It Rich V~Jiapt Lady Love of Lire Setr('b for 1'or.~orrow Guldi1l'P' t.leht 112 :00 ltay MiUan<t Show 12: ... --- W )~·~ 1'urn.t 1:00 Our Mi~ s Bt'oOk<~ Cl)tree Tl.me Home 'l'1t Tae IJOUJi:h !t could be you Paraon's Study · ~ · :10 Current 1.30 Tennessee Ernie •Mrs. C. F. Tompkln& retuMfd home Tue~day evening arter a visit in Logan with her mGth~r. Mn Newton Spencer. Den a of the Middlfeyort. tlub Scouts Pack met at the h001e of Den Mother Mrs. Milton Hood and celebrated the birthdays or B"by Poller and Tommy Lyons who were ten years old. A birthday cake was strved to the bo~·s and plans were made to ai!Pnd the Early Bird Scout . FI.IDAY 8:00 8 :00 9:00 9 :30 10:30 11 :00 11 :16 j ll:30 · ll : 4~ 3:1~ Altt•ndlng drive will be held. . a:oo ail1!1110r no,. · District Meeting . Attended By Group From local Church Cub Scouts Are Honored Guests On Qirthdays ' 9:00 10:00 11 :08 tl:SU 12:00 8:30 Editor, Pomeroy Ohio, Dear Sir: A vase of zinnias on this d~k suggeHt two tbought.s: (A) The marvelous Americ~n · Know How or our plant breeden. Having botanized thru a hall century in Mexico, writer knows zin· nia as a wi\dllower, understan~s its variability. Having been, yesteryear, guest of tbe Japanese EmperOr, he has had a glimpse of t.e skill of Nipponese chr)'sanlhemum breedf"rs. The Orientals' skill resulted from centuries, where;8'11 Amli'ricans have had but decad~s with zinni.Os. We can be proud of our artists. <Bl Zinnia not only grows wild in Mexico but baa its northern limlt In BiB Bend National Park. One wishes Mexico would fulfill ils promise to match o u r Bill Bend. Then we could complete t~e proposed lnternational Peace Pafk. This, straddlin.: a Border of. htfn· dred oi miles without, as in E;ti· rope, barbwire entanglements -and machine gun nests. · , Faithful!~·. C. M. Goethe Sacramento, Calil. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ' Freet 1 Gardner, pastor of the Mrs. Bill J. Shoun and their t.,., Obureb of Chrl.$t, and Mrs. Gard- month old granddaughter, Barbari.. ner enjO)'lne: their annual vacation Pvt . Ralph Snyder, wbo haa been aad ltft tOday for JoHnson City , stati oned at Fort Carson, Colo. b J TH,;rsD:;Slain On Toda' 7:30 Crumb .nd Des 8:00 People-'s Choice MailBag n~ . VEAl. CALVF.S Tops 29JJO seconrls 20 to 24 MPrlium 10 to 20 Com HOGS 17~ to 220 lbs 11) to 15.50 II.Hve. 12 to 20 fulls 8 to 12. 220 to 250 Jbs. 14-liO to 15.M Li""'t 51' SHEEP Ewi'.~&Lms . 4 tn 10 Stock 13 to· 16 F11t Sows 12 to 14 Stag• ., 10 to 12 BoilrR 8 to 12 Sowo '"d Ewtll 3 to fl Fill Sht>ep 3 to 6 Culls 1 to 4 Burks :1 to 0 F<~t Wethero 3 Pigs as to 715 Shoats 3 lo 15. CAT'l'LE Steers 10 to HI Heifer~ to 6· 8 lo 18 Bbby Beer 12 tp 20 Fat LAMJ\S Top 19 SPc1nd!l 14 In 18 Cowa 8 10 12 Canner, 6 to 9 Bulls Lit:ht Wt ~. 12 to 15 common 8 to 9 1o 14 Milk Cows 00 to 128. 12. qi. Frie-ndsh~ Garden Club as winner of secor¥~ - k R ... el eporl s CITIZEN nammg of the Vinton ••.1.11 U ,. or 1 NEW Mr. and Mrs . Sam Wynn (Ula L.awsonl, Mansfield , are :mno untm g the 'IJit'th of an eight pound so al llobcr Hospital . Mr . Wynn is l'mploycd> at MAnsfield. Mrs . W;·nn has t-een a frequent vtstlor of Su.pt. and t.tr•. L. W. AtcCusna~ und family in Middlepm1 and is well k. nown here. CLUB LISTE-D Mrs. Rot.crt Reibel. Regiond reCtiJr of the Ohio Association ef Garden t.:lubs, has been no-tifl~ that _theeir was .~tn error in t~e 60· AReal Booster For Pomeroy · 0"~ ~~f ··'"•: . ~yufte~· r' ..'. (!..--,...--------' 8:55 7:00 WRO~G .N:ltiO 111 ad1 er-tU11a1 repre~~::ntiiU\"1, SothaeiU-Kuobal• 1n "'"'LU.Il.jlUD Ave., New rvrr. Cit)', 'Ic, ~ y ' c.. liuW;U•PUor; r~ltl: DelivP.rJ by rarr:t!r wbf!rr 1 o;ai]at'lte 30 ~,.en · 1 ,.. we.ll:: one year lD adnace at Tbe Dally k-uttnel ortlce t:15 .a& moothl.. 57.80; three fiO&lba, ti.iJO. Hy Al.)tor route. wber~ IYillahle: ODe mt;Dth, By mall oae J'!&r 18· au moot& 11ru llllontbs, W-t.&i; one moar4. J.l. ' ' ' .1. ~E11X~\iltft . . . . ~Y/.•112. · Ct1crn The Senllnel four day rat period in HODI Ko..,. He will returu w tbe StiLet aut A-pple Grove, W, v.. • Mr. I 11 d lin, OhJ' Paynter, March, Mr. and Mlw. CIJfford Hay• ud Portland, were petta ot )(r. and 110n, Grtaorr. vts.lte4 nlltiYM ll1 >ln. Bolpb Radeillfe ·Mr. and !dr>, E. Jl. Wooch IDd F1irmont, w. VL aDd we.-. aceom· Mr. and Xn. &verttt Gautler, Co- p&Died home by he-r aunt, )ln. lllmbuJ, are on a fllhlDI trip on C. J. 'hylor. Sllnday tbe, were called to 8t. AlbaDJ where )1ft. the Mu•kin&wn RJver. Mr. and Mn. Cecil. &imN, Co- Hayn' nepbew, Jlebbie. Priee, ,.. c~lved a eoocUIAnu who be wat lumbus, w~re weekend auest.a of in an •eeldeDt,' Mrt. 'brklr r• Mr. and Mrs. James Weber. maine4 ia &t. AlblDI. Rwlsell Balairer, Fremont, son iD 'Mr. and JIJ'I. Stewart s.t1111 law of Mr. and Mrs. Burr Forrest .....IDd.....!!:: spent the weekend with tbe Fot- w,.erde dlo bCol~~diJ n e t e .,~._.. aa....reJtJ alld Miss Vesta McCoy. ~ Jack Uoyd, ATAN, son of Mr. at the Collr-Mns. Carroll !PWIUOD 1• em¢~ and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, U .llatloned at Sangle'y Point, In the PbiiLp- ed at the Yoot.- Coal Compllr pine Islands and bas been on a of.flc:e, North Secoad Avenue,. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 18, l~}omoo Cb•pmoo, IDd - · Brice, ot Inipefial-tbe comple~tely. .new non-dairy·spr.ead .... ., • .,!.. . ~ ·- I �'. ----· ~----- -· -- -· '.... ... r·""' ' • -· , 1,-Dtll,x ~tine!, Pgl)letox·,ddleport, 0 ., (let 18, 1956 " --- . Worth $8,(14.76 To Each Yank 1 quarten of 3 wot! cl Se: les ~>h!tfe 1 f . Anderson J;: l\t:: o $SOU, >.~; '$8,53tUO. and th(• tJ·nrlll iom:r:! ge,Jl- s..tWs CIN1r" ero us 'll nJ.. et> .d~o hdndC!d QUl 32 For second • place money, tbe - ofiier f u I 1 ,hm·s or $8.714 .76 CJe\'eJand md.i..11s ro.: li Yt'd fc1ll .npice in th" u~li ·::tl di·\lri llution shares WtJrt'tl $1.£49.0,5 and th(• ?-.t:ltoda v. . wnukt·c Hr:~v u; $1.51>8.:!.!. A lull Tl;e h·~s opt'" hm1ed D"dge~·s third p!u::·e ~ha1'~' wa~ II DI'lh $1. voted only ::::J ]l.lll ,lJJ't's, e:H'h one _112.75 to th e ('h i{•;;gu Wilt .e ~-ox Me Donald 8. Jlekllltner Bachllu ~ I being 1v:.1 r th ~ii.9;J·L:JI. 1w .'lll time h igh for a Jd\a'd Wu .. ld s-~ 1 -;,. 8 "'\ te am. E. JDd $! 105£5 P<'l' man to th e (Inci~~n.ati Hcd:.cg~. T he !OUJt h pl ace 1 B c~tu!1 Wl!rtn $505 71 .and !he c:ll 1 WJ'n thP ht.:r!h ].J illcl' St. LO U ! ~ or the 22 f t! 1 s!LU't'_.; mte:l br C::rJ tnJI_; Ul.l~O!Allkll to $ti02 .03 the Yank•:fs, ~4 W£'nt to p\ayerCJ ap,t·t· ..•. 1 wh o Wt'l'e w1tl1 thL· ciuiJ ~ 11 seaso n four full chaH·· wt· nr 1 1 S't> ngc-J and his th re:l· ru3 ·h"s o n (' ro trBinel' Gm 'l:!ul'h. a n d a f ull shari" ~!l icr- \:1 I n· f-.",J l l' Jl it n d Phil R""""· Ohi" State 1.I.JCCI _ _:ds M' hi s te . gan tate l T Cheuvront Deenis '-' 10 C"l ] full Campbell Barker Banks Totals n otal Offense 'h"''' '"' "': " """''''· On• 0 r lh fl~e w,, . Jlllt•·IJ"r Dnn Z1mmer, . C"HICAGO UP Ohio Statl and Michlean State, both UDbeet.l'n this seas~, Wt•re battllna tbls W(>ek t o determin e whlch teaJD will be the Big Ten's m011t ~otent Fight Results 8•( UNITED PRESS r;~,~p~r MexiroJ nH!Jtnin1Pd 146, Culm 1:1 Orl'lcga, 148 Js.1ar Locart, orrensive ·dub. 138, 176 ISO 484 140. 1;8 14'l . 121 1?1 143 110 181 Yflrds per iam e to :-III tor Ohio State in u-. onlv ('Onfer(>nce tiUt· 102 yards per · .(!a me on passes, lne. The Spartnns have averaged too, while Ohio Slate made only 29 against Jll lnoi~;. ·1'e<h - POMEROY 13 Atbent 6-lolo.• hOw have the feelin& thlt ttat conference leadl•r. barley ahead of lwoa, •Whlth hah nlliJwcd only 200 , will ~Y:'':d:':'":'h:i:n~g:i"='"':"~'~':m:":·==.!.Panthersto come 1 _ WAX JOB ThundaV'·frld.lly Oct. 11-19 Steve Cos hran Ann Shtrt"an "COME NEXT SPRING" On Techrticolor) Robt. Tn~lor Kay Kendall "OUENTIN DURWARDH C Jncma~('Op e-To;-chn leola r Whleh Will Proleet From Winter's Ravaging Blows Carloon "f'rofr~sor Tum" tba·t th e-y tense ' c' ~ ... ;, 'l Sauce 2 No. 303 .... I e I~ ' ' Kal Dbod7, ~ ' ,.. · i•""'· -~ ~·, . ~ . ' ,,: . i' ' . . ~~-J ' · · ,Bneh.'a ... ' ratl.-8 ' . - • • ,, 120%. , 15..... oi. ~ ' , .. J Catsup . Hillowee• Mellct (reaMs ··· ·· · 14 oz. pkg. 29c ' ' •'' 14 oz. pkg. ~~ Stan '... · ........ ·.. t '!12 Q:z. box 39c ,.., . . ~ - EASTERN 20 North Gallla 7 - Tcchnicolor) COMEDY and CARTOON the Eastern eleven can hold the-Ir own in their own elass and should come out in a Gallia County bat· (Jn - -- . IV~~.!~~ ' 'I.Uf'i~ ~~!'Jill OUT THEY MUST GOWE NEED THE SPACE! BIG REDUCTION! Pants & Shirts Overall Jackets 48• • ' r \ ' ' can :, 1~1ist (~~ ~"' lor q"' ~er, and it ~sJ). excltuiVe r,ew . · Ttfr~~#df! (lli~~-~ -~.-,,nlfpion with tripl, w.r~ines, • ~VB . a~,bu~per ~l'O_f of niml ~s including/~~· ~njec~jo,.J ~ . ' fvANS ~UPI'Jl TRIM .. ' . . ' ' - ~Sll&,P . ' • '. EVANS bqa . · . • • Akroa, lkfw).IM Qn.-a over Toledo X'tvler OYIBl' Qil1atico Martnf.l, Pitt 0,\'Wilu,, fl~o IIIIo " " Woto ......~ ~~~ T"'b ov..Aublll'n, , Plllil · . Brown. lndl- Holy ctoU oVeF11ittmOuth, Purdue over Wlleoneln, Miehlaan over Northwe.tern, Mllllulpp. over Tu- t.ane, MarylaDd O'!!f N. Car., Vanderbnlt onr Fl.orlcla, llllnoia over Mlnne~oc•. Yale ove-r Cornell. Ok· 1•111>1>1• 1\l'-lr ~. li<tu. Col. o<- " ~ ..ltiUioi\1 . · ll;eQitli:ky over LSU, Colondo o•er Iowa State, Okll. Auiet, StanHouston lord Mluourl over POMEROY !. -tritd:~e over A1ihlma. Syraeu~e qver ~~ J\l~ ov.er Texas, over Colum. Allies, . VltiiDlo ~ ')~ ~ TRIM . FRISH -'"h· , THIto! ... . · . '"' '"'Ill; ~~121U. $1o!U over Rl.. SUPER :;;h' ~II}•:::..: Fresh . .. . .• ~:. , , .. ' f ' .J -PeMEROY M.OTDR Cc) -, W,MAitlfST•. J • ' ' .. '!\,, ei'"t 11~ ., .a lrl~ 65c_ JJJAL,. Re(.Ue, off -ge VRa., .. , ~~- ·Vfd · ' '. .. k - - ENTER ''Gtt OUT the VOTE" 1J11!11 ...'. CED · . •§~etr BACON ~• ·lb 39¢ 2 2 ,.g. 27c bclith 37c Ajax ·" . .... 55f_·· Reg. 67e, off libel Mao FREE faee do!hJ,"!~ .~ ... ·~ PORK Jmge Brllld ...., ..., . 59c .•.. NaVY over C!Dclanatl, capital over SALE. PRICE ST. • More -Cir.evy goes 'em all-one··better-with a daring new deparmre other ' 1arpe. Coati Art ~Is hu ~ ,..u .On~Uonod bo~ club thl• ;9ear. Dow. th~ ~ne - 'eat State over "lftrrihall, Denver ~ver Colorado ~Ue1a. ,Oto. Wl•'-lnaron over VJD, ·Miami over Georala, Cal. ifotnla over 'UCLA. Dayton over N. C. 81ate, •Tulu over Detroit, WARMLY LINED QUICK SALE •' ' • It~'$ SWIET,SMOOTH AND.. SASSY! blvt ~ eaay time j.Jlo•er Chlncey pl~y1 an- $1.99 •, • -tbe Mou1l~Ge41lq SALE PRICE PRICES SLASHED FOR 9~L?'CHEVROLET llid America• eonfenaee Utle. Weat Vlrlinio 1M wm: • Mary 7 JIILViDB $4.39 TPMORRoW- IIIIo oot; '1111 IIMI· lie biJh BDoucb to defitllllt lll\lt~DJ Lloftl Miami IN Oldo U. 13 -tho Boboato Qe ~ I!! tot o d!t¥trou• sea1oo a1 Mtlint .• ddt fol another Overall Pants ··~· • will J\ Will-' b4~.V·. WoOdy Bll•• 1<1 let 0 10 up lor $5.89 ALL ' ·ll-.a . • ~ the Buckl bavt cl&u ,and clasa SALE PRICE Berdea's . . ... . .. . . . . .. . .... . Weol VIrginia, but that dereot by Huntinlf;on Eut wiU keep theBI out of the atate t;ltM A ebamptonohlp, Colllll Boll. . _ _ rHII¥ hal cl•••· Ripley 'ZI Wabama 13 - lbe • . ., BOT. CIIDJUlAIE.· ·•·..................... 8 OL ...lt ~ • should tate the rival Roeketa teU. .. ~ ~o,(fl"' : . .. FalcoDt put Up a atrlmr f·l sbt *R•Jaat ~be undtfeated' VtklnJa, but Ripley on tbe ruantitr of ParIOns wJU Ja oa W another win. OHIO STATIIII'I Ptau Stale 7 - MA TCill"' !j .......... ., ... ..... 611UHIIIJC ' to town in a game that could turn Men's Work Clothes . CLtNG PfA(HES · .. · ......... · .. ·· · .. l•.-2l--l·c.. 33c I the into an offensive baUle. Nelsonville 13 Loaaa 7 - the Hounds need tbia oae to atay in the thick of the 810 N.ee, and th eir big line alont with a wetl rouhded attaet •'-ould contaia a lut and speedy Loaaa blcklleld. A slim vote for the Hound!. Pt. Pleasant 28 Nitro 7-tomethlna tell1 ua 'tbat the ·Big Blacks ~1,m In have the belt Ola., A . 'llSCWts .. · ........ ·· .. --- · .. .. . ... 2 ..... 27f ' Jronmen &houldn't ba.ve any trou· blc now until they meet !{elton· alP round vlJie, and with thtlr t~ame Ballard or PIUsbury Pel Uc. Eastern wlllthe fight it out with ~~~--~~-=--:::::::::::::::::::::::::=..:I lonship. Rio Grande for county champ. Jackson 20 Wellston 1 - 24 01..... 39. WAFFLE ·'"i.lt.J' eral!. THE SCARL!T SPEAR ON ..D ~ ' :·• ·~dian Corti.:... .... · .... ·:.. .. :f \ ~- (_ ..__ .. .... :.::_;::: -.,.-~ 'S11111'ed Br¥1~f .• . . 100 w. s......t St.- Phone: en, ~ ' . ., ~ Jlov_r•: Mc-..·1'11. 1--J; S~t. 8-J!-Open et.JeDt~.b ~t ~.oa... MINh to J''d•~ lltf • ..,r.y tiWtM . Rutland Z7 )t'oArthur &- The Red Devils are qutte a ball efbb, and will contirlile to march in &bia · one as Jim Cremoans and com· pany prove too tauab lor the Gen- - ALS01\Iar!ha Hye r John Bentley SALE CCI" the Devils. Rex All (' n Middl•port Jl .' Gallipolis 20 "iddiepart 7-lbe Jackets have lrt.proved In recent J&mea, but the Blue Devllt willbf on the rebound alter a poor aame last week. Tlle Jacket• have had loll of chance~ . but have tailed to capltaUte on them. Sure would Uke to 1ee an upset, but have,to plek DOWN LAR~DO WAY Phone 9~91 CA$H LO -- ~ L~ : .! · A .· '·' t: oqf :tmfl ,jWJt won;deiful ! r... will cl.lck ln this ooe, and generate enouab of· out on top for their first lt!ague - vidory. BreW • ., dedde tbls one, and we look for Pomeroy tu finally get them. ' SATURDAY ONLY SIIIUO SERVICE Manftln~ Kltt<s Mike Mullen c: ,,,,.!'J .~ 11M Waalt. • S~kely'o Flnl!l&_. Green lfy, GJaata over iJlf- S~tt.. ~t»aD.d Det.ntt over BiD ~~..~·~·~~~-;~;;=~~ -~-~w~~:~~b:~~~·r~F~r·~·~~~==~-------~~------ --'~=:~~~::~::~:~~~-::==~=- ~~-~-;!·~-::~~_]6 \, over Of' The Week On defense, Mk·hJgan was the ' 425 -408 . , , :a;:o.,;;.iCard .:o;;i;•;:•....... Phllldetobll ~·"- 9nf'l~'ta'• ,, Ri4JIIIDI, Loa AD-~ Predictions lSI 140 110 188 _8 . \ . . . Drake, VUianonJ !'ver Bolton V., Vlrgln.!l over Llhl.b aod CoUeae of Pacf·le over ~uette. IN THE PROS - CheiiO Bean oHr Balli- downs over lhe Spartans. B 11 i WITII A .............. "' 181 . 1145 173 51111 IIIII 113$ 1fJ f21 If! f7i 711& 2311 Bowen Hali'is Lohoe Houd18helt Handitap . :'.lic hi&:an State h as averaged 31-'.$ I. ~~."t~N ....., IMve·ln ..,. . ... 190 18'7 IU 11!'1 ISO 838 Hunnell The BoJckeyea h<'lrl rirst place (•heiny becaust of <~n edge in rirst PROTECT YOUR CAR 194 175 22f 123 174 890 INDUSTIIIAL LIAOUI POMIIOY MOTOR COMPANY fDrCl'd uul fur l he ~~·J~o n du ring . '• . Tot!lls BANKS ------1 1 ·:,II'"" ..._... ,_ Riggi Louk;; 8PIIes I BOSTO\' - ' . •NE\f YQ,ftt(; UP - A-rter a,l~ ~ JuiK when hto was h;.l bv a pilt'h. these years, ~uts Sl:nlihter final· Manager W;,.lt,. Al., tO Jl, his three ly ~op what th C'y !llt''fU wl(t'n , CQ,tll!:hcs lind l)w train<'r also wo:re ~~ ~ lt'B g!'e•t 1-o be a Y;-.k~e: vofed ru ll Mha: c:~ wb.il' Broo kLyn'~ I . Slau&hliir, Wlth tbe ddl OD.I)' . World iel·tes b l:'i'O or Ul~O. Johnn~· S.lllfe Aug. 25, W;B voted, th t~ P_o dres, now in t h t· Navy, w;i· Onl} :!:! p ':~1 • . ·. qrld ~rcirs q.t' .: ~~ . .' 1 • ' ~21rg.51~ KlngauU Roll letllli " " �'. ----· ~----- -· -- -· '.... ... r·""' ' • -· , 1,-Dtll,x ~tine!, Pgl)letox·,ddleport, 0 ., (let 18, 1956 " --- . Worth $8,(14.76 To Each Yank 1 quarten of 3 wot! cl Se: les ~>h!tfe 1 f . Anderson J;: l\t:: o $SOU, >.~; '$8,53tUO. and th(• tJ·nrlll iom:r:! ge,Jl- s..tWs CIN1r" ero us 'll nJ.. et> .d~o hdndC!d QUl 32 For second • place money, tbe - ofiier f u I 1 ,hm·s or $8.714 .76 CJe\'eJand md.i..11s ro.: li Yt'd fc1ll .npice in th" u~li ·::tl di·\lri llution shares WtJrt'tl $1.£49.0,5 and th(• ?-.t:ltoda v. . wnukt·c Hr:~v u; $1.51>8.:!.!. A lull Tl;e h·~s opt'" hm1ed D"dge~·s third p!u::·e ~ha1'~' wa~ II DI'lh $1. voted only ::::J ]l.lll ,lJJ't's, e:H'h one _112.75 to th e ('h i{•;;gu Wilt .e ~-ox Me Donald 8. Jlekllltner Bachllu ~ I being 1v:.1 r th ~ii.9;J·L:JI. 1w .'lll time h igh for a Jd\a'd Wu .. ld s-~ 1 -;,. 8 "'\ te am. E. JDd $! 105£5 P<'l' man to th e (Inci~~n.ati Hcd:.cg~. T he !OUJt h pl ace 1 B c~tu!1 Wl!rtn $505 71 .and !he c:ll 1 WJ'n thP ht.:r!h ].J illcl' St. LO U ! ~ or the 22 f t! 1 s!LU't'_.; mte:l br C::rJ tnJI_; Ul.l~O!Allkll to $ti02 .03 the Yank•:fs, ~4 W£'nt to p\ayerCJ ap,t·t· ..•. 1 wh o Wt'l'e w1tl1 thL· ciuiJ ~ 11 seaso n four full chaH·· wt· nr 1 1 S't> ngc-J and his th re:l· ru3 ·h"s o n (' ro trBinel' Gm 'l:!ul'h. a n d a f ull shari" ~!l icr- \:1 I n· f-.",J l l' Jl it n d Phil R""""· Ohi" State 1.I.JCCI _ _:ds M' hi s te . gan tate l T Cheuvront Deenis '-' 10 C"l ] full Campbell Barker Banks Totals n otal Offense 'h"''' '"' "': " """''''· On• 0 r lh fl~e w,, . Jlllt•·IJ"r Dnn Z1mmer, . C"HICAGO UP Ohio Statl and Michlean State, both UDbeet.l'n this seas~, Wt•re battllna tbls W(>ek t o determin e whlch teaJD will be the Big Ten's m011t ~otent Fight Results 8•( UNITED PRESS r;~,~p~r MexiroJ nH!Jtnin1Pd 146, Culm 1:1 Orl'lcga, 148 Js.1ar Locart, orrensive ·dub. 138, 176 ISO 484 140. 1;8 14'l . 121 1?1 143 110 181 Yflrds per iam e to :-III tor Ohio State in u-. onlv ('Onfer(>nce tiUt· 102 yards per · .(!a me on passes, lne. The Spartnns have averaged too, while Ohio Slate made only 29 against Jll lnoi~;. ·1'e<h - POMEROY 13 Atbent 6-lolo.• hOw have the feelin& thlt ttat conference leadl•r. barley ahead of lwoa, •Whlth hah nlliJwcd only 200 , will ~Y:'':d:':'":'h:i:n~g:i"='"':"~'~':m:":·==.!.Panthersto come 1 _ WAX JOB ThundaV'·frld.lly Oct. 11-19 Steve Cos hran Ann Shtrt"an "COME NEXT SPRING" On Techrticolor) Robt. Tn~lor Kay Kendall "OUENTIN DURWARDH C Jncma~('Op e-To;-chn leola r Whleh Will Proleet From Winter's Ravaging Blows Carloon "f'rofr~sor Tum" tba·t th e-y tense ' c' ~ ... ;, 'l Sauce 2 No. 303 .... I e I~ ' ' Kal Dbod7, ~ ' ,.. · i•""'· -~ ~·, . ~ . ' ,,: . i' ' . . ~~-J ' · · ,Bneh.'a ... ' ratl.-8 ' . - • • ,, 120%. , 15..... oi. ~ ' , .. J Catsup . Hillowee• Mellct (reaMs ··· ·· · 14 oz. pkg. 29c ' ' •'' 14 oz. pkg. ~~ Stan '... · ........ ·.. t '!12 Q:z. box 39c ,.., . . ~ - EASTERN 20 North Gallla 7 - Tcchnicolor) COMEDY and CARTOON the Eastern eleven can hold the-Ir own in their own elass and should come out in a Gallia County bat· (Jn - -- . IV~~.!~~ ' 'I.Uf'i~ ~~!'Jill OUT THEY MUST GOWE NEED THE SPACE! BIG REDUCTION! Pants & Shirts Overall Jackets 48• • ' r \ ' ' can :, 1~1ist (~~ ~"' lor q"' ~er, and it ~sJ). excltuiVe r,ew . · Ttfr~~#df! (lli~~-~ -~.-,,nlfpion with tripl, w.r~ines, • ~VB . a~,bu~per ~l'O_f of niml ~s including/~~· ~njec~jo,.J ~ . ' fvANS ~UPI'Jl TRIM .. ' . . ' ' - ~Sll&,P . ' • '. EVANS bqa . · . • • Akroa, lkfw).IM Qn.-a over Toledo X'tvler OYIBl' Qil1atico Martnf.l, Pitt 0,\'Wilu,, fl~o IIIIo " " Woto ......~ ~~~ T"'b ov..Aublll'n, , Plllil · . Brown. lndl- Holy ctoU oVeF11ittmOuth, Purdue over Wlleoneln, Miehlaan over Northwe.tern, Mllllulpp. over Tu- t.ane, MarylaDd O'!!f N. Car., Vanderbnlt onr Fl.orlcla, llllnoia over Mlnne~oc•. Yale ove-r Cornell. Ok· 1•111>1>1• 1\l'-lr ~. li<tu. Col. o<- " ~ ..ltiUioi\1 . · ll;eQitli:ky over LSU, Colondo o•er Iowa State, Okll. Auiet, StanHouston lord Mluourl over POMEROY !. -tritd:~e over A1ihlma. Syraeu~e qver ~~ J\l~ ov.er Texas, over Colum. Allies, . VltiiDlo ~ ')~ ~ TRIM . FRISH -'"h· , THIto! ... . · . '"' '"'Ill; ~~121U. $1o!U over Rl.. SUPER :;;h' ~II}•:::..: Fresh . .. . .• ~:. , , .. ' f ' .J -PeMEROY M.OTDR Cc) -, W,MAitlfST•. J • ' ' .. '!\,, ei'"t 11~ ., .a lrl~ 65c_ JJJAL,. Re(.Ue, off -ge VRa., .. , ~~- ·Vfd · ' '. .. k - - ENTER ''Gtt OUT the VOTE" 1J11!11 ...'. CED · . •§~etr BACON ~• ·lb 39¢ 2 2 ,.g. 27c bclith 37c Ajax ·" . .... 55f_·· Reg. 67e, off libel Mao FREE faee do!hJ,"!~ .~ ... ·~ PORK Jmge Brllld ...., ..., . 59c .•.. NaVY over C!Dclanatl, capital over SALE. PRICE ST. • More -Cir.evy goes 'em all-one··better-with a daring new deparmre other ' 1arpe. Coati Art ~Is hu ~ ,..u .On~Uonod bo~ club thl• ;9ear. Dow. th~ ~ne - 'eat State over "lftrrihall, Denver ~ver Colorado ~Ue1a. ,Oto. Wl•'-lnaron over VJD, ·Miami over Georala, Cal. ifotnla over 'UCLA. Dayton over N. C. 81ate, •Tulu over Detroit, WARMLY LINED QUICK SALE •' ' • It~'$ SWIET,SMOOTH AND.. SASSY! blvt ~ eaay time j.Jlo•er Chlncey pl~y1 an- $1.99 •, • -tbe Mou1l~Ge41lq SALE PRICE PRICES SLASHED FOR 9~L?'CHEVROLET llid America• eonfenaee Utle. Weat Vlrlinio 1M wm: • Mary 7 JIILViDB $4.39 TPMORRoW- IIIIo oot; '1111 IIMI· lie biJh BDoucb to defitllllt lll\lt~DJ Lloftl Miami IN Oldo U. 13 -tho Boboato Qe ~ I!! tot o d!t¥trou• sea1oo a1 Mtlint .• ddt fol another Overall Pants ··~· • will J\ Will-' b4~.V·. WoOdy Bll•• 1<1 let 0 10 up lor $5.89 ALL ' ·ll-.a . • ~ the Buckl bavt cl&u ,and clasa SALE PRICE Berdea's . . ... . .. . . . . .. . .... . Weol VIrginia, but that dereot by Huntinlf;on Eut wiU keep theBI out of the atate t;ltM A ebamptonohlp, Colllll Boll. . _ _ rHII¥ hal cl•••· Ripley 'ZI Wabama 13 - lbe • . ., BOT. CIIDJUlAIE.· ·•·..................... 8 OL ...lt ~ • should tate the rival Roeketa teU. .. ~ ~o,(fl"' : . .. FalcoDt put Up a atrlmr f·l sbt *R•Jaat ~be undtfeated' VtklnJa, but Ripley on tbe ruantitr of ParIOns wJU Ja oa W another win. OHIO STATIIII'I Ptau Stale 7 - MA TCill"' !j .......... ., ... ..... 611UHIIIJC ' to town in a game that could turn Men's Work Clothes . CLtNG PfA(HES · .. · ......... · .. ·· · .. l•.-2l--l·c.. 33c I the into an offensive baUle. Nelsonville 13 Loaaa 7 - the Hounds need tbia oae to atay in the thick of the 810 N.ee, and th eir big line alont with a wetl rouhded attaet •'-ould contaia a lut and speedy Loaaa blcklleld. A slim vote for the Hound!. Pt. Pleasant 28 Nitro 7-tomethlna tell1 ua 'tbat the ·Big Blacks ~1,m In have the belt Ola., A . 'llSCWts .. · ........ ·· .. --- · .. .. . ... 2 ..... 27f ' Jronmen &houldn't ba.ve any trou· blc now until they meet !{elton· alP round vlJie, and with thtlr t~ame Ballard or PIUsbury Pel Uc. Eastern wlllthe fight it out with ~~~--~~-=--:::::::::::::::::::::::::=..:I lonship. Rio Grande for county champ. Jackson 20 Wellston 1 - 24 01..... 39. WAFFLE ·'"i.lt.J' eral!. THE SCARL!T SPEAR ON ..D ~ ' :·• ·~dian Corti.:... .... · .... ·:.. .. :f \ ~- (_ ..__ .. .... :.::_;::: -.,.-~ 'S11111'ed Br¥1~f .• . . 100 w. s......t St.- Phone: en, ~ ' . ., ~ Jlov_r•: Mc-..·1'11. 1--J; S~t. 8-J!-Open et.JeDt~.b ~t ~.oa... MINh to J''d•~ lltf • ..,r.y tiWtM . Rutland Z7 )t'oArthur &- The Red Devils are qutte a ball efbb, and will contirlile to march in &bia · one as Jim Cremoans and com· pany prove too tauab lor the Gen- - ALS01\Iar!ha Hye r John Bentley SALE CCI" the Devils. Rex All (' n Middl•port Jl .' Gallipolis 20 "iddiepart 7-lbe Jackets have lrt.proved In recent J&mea, but the Blue Devllt willbf on the rebound alter a poor aame last week. Tlle Jacket• have had loll of chance~ . but have tailed to capltaUte on them. Sure would Uke to 1ee an upset, but have,to plek DOWN LAR~DO WAY Phone 9~91 CA$H LO -- ~ L~ : .! · A .· '·' t: oqf :tmfl ,jWJt won;deiful ! r... will cl.lck ln this ooe, and generate enouab of· out on top for their first lt!ague - vidory. BreW • ., dedde tbls one, and we look for Pomeroy tu finally get them. ' SATURDAY ONLY SIIIUO SERVICE Manftln~ Kltt<s Mike Mullen c: ,,,,.!'J .~ 11M Waalt. • S~kely'o Flnl!l&_. Green lfy, GJaata over iJlf- S~tt.. ~t»aD.d Det.ntt over BiD ~~..~·~·~~~-;~;;=~~ -~-~w~~:~~b:~~~·r~F~r·~·~~~==~-------~~------ --'~=:~~~::~::~:~~~-::==~=- ~~-~-;!·~-::~~_]6 \, over Of' The Week On defense, Mk·hJgan was the ' 425 -408 . , , :a;:o.,;;.iCard .:o;;i;•;:•....... Phllldetobll ~·"- 9nf'l~'ta'• ,, Ri4JIIIDI, Loa AD-~ Predictions lSI 140 110 188 _8 . \ . . . Drake, VUianonJ !'ver Bolton V., Vlrgln.!l over Llhl.b aod CoUeae of Pacf·le over ~uette. IN THE PROS - CheiiO Bean oHr Balli- downs over lhe Spartans. B 11 i WITII A .............. "' 181 . 1145 173 51111 IIIII 113$ 1fJ f21 If! f7i 711& 2311 Bowen Hali'is Lohoe Houd18helt Handitap . :'.lic hi&:an State h as averaged 31-'.$ I. ~~."t~N ....., IMve·ln ..,. . ... 190 18'7 IU 11!'1 ISO 838 Hunnell The BoJckeyea h<'lrl rirst place (•heiny becaust of <~n edge in rirst PROTECT YOUR CAR 194 175 22f 123 174 890 INDUSTIIIAL LIAOUI POMIIOY MOTOR COMPANY fDrCl'd uul fur l he ~~·J~o n du ring . '• . Tot!lls BANKS ------1 1 ·:,II'"" ..._... ,_ Riggi Louk;; 8PIIes I BOSTO\' - ' . •NE\f YQ,ftt(; UP - A-rter a,l~ ~ JuiK when hto was h;.l bv a pilt'h. these years, ~uts Sl:nlihter final· Manager W;,.lt,. Al., tO Jl, his three ly ~op what th C'y !llt''fU wl(t'n , CQ,tll!:hcs lind l)w train<'r also wo:re ~~ ~ lt'B g!'e•t 1-o be a Y;-.k~e: vofed ru ll Mha: c:~ wb.il' Broo kLyn'~ I . Slau&hliir, Wlth tbe ddl OD.I)' . World iel·tes b l:'i'O or Ul~O. Johnn~· S.lllfe Aug. 25, W;B voted, th t~ P_o dres, now in t h t· Navy, w;i· Onl} :!:! p ':~1 • . ·. qrld ~rcirs q.t' .: ~~ . .' 1 • ' ~21rg.51~ KlngauU Roll letllli " " �I • . • ,... ...... c.uwt. ·sPECIAL Mlllrllt • OSU's Ciseo Leads In Big Ten Gains NOTICI OF MIARIM. c... n:-,, Ohio, No. 17l57 To Stnea. R. Apache e-o JohD Apache, W Dwina Street, Wub- ·· . ! LADIES REG. $22.95 ye-al'l immedlatN~y preeedina the !llinc o! oaid petitiDo. FALL SUITS We are cleaning bouse, for aew Cbriatmu atylea, Regular . _ . Ladies Suits. Save now 00 $ at Stifflers. MEAT PROCESSING AT A County Commh~ionen reaerve Jbe rla'ht to reject any or aU ·bids. LADIES SUITS IIEIGS COUNTY COMMISSION· ~ ~r pe~ c1e.;k. 4 8 ::nitz. SIMONS MARKET . ' . needt,d. lJade , 1_ .,G)&\' ' . ~puncl-ooe sol' .ol ~ey1. jnquire Shop at ICI'oger duriiiiJ thl• autotandliiiJ t~~oney•vlne W...r: Carovan ol Top Valuet. Durl"' the next three weeks yciu11 .ave more than, ever -befoo-e at .Knoger. • · at DailJ &eatlael ptnce. · .f:· '::J::U: . I.:U,';'.;~• ~~ Red Anchor·· Pomeroy, 0. , . rn.. ,.w.. . . --------- -lloyl-~ Do•blt-•aU a.b ' •or• "'"" waltr alld W6J'k, lpiJ•tl aowaU.,.waterofW, ZIPS .......~~~~ ... ~·... 3 3~ 2:. &&c lhltilt ... AdJUII• ablt lei'· Sel wubr at IMipt •oat co•fort· '"" lor you. Mo - ..................... ..... ...... t••• let IIDIM flw~-- •Itt 'o l 10 potillo••· f.s.lra - larp rolt- oac lr•. otl luillilt -Itt o111 •ore li!!!!!II!!!IPII'!············· < ·- I s ' Na. USE YOUR OlD.""' WASHER FOR A-· DOWN PAYMEMT ' " Wt...... '- Ohft•lt~ Famoul"MIII~ll.l qual• ltyttt FURNITURE CO." ky and fu1uru ... ytt tt COtl$ ~6ftcly more 1llaa lowut• pr1ud , Wllllbtl. Allo.ll- ..........__ 1\UTJ,.AND, OHIO .. • .• r " 1 1111 U ·. w· ,"·J • ,:.:..-·' 10 )1 14to oind'Jiua. ROOM and 1 five " 31 c .Gal. 69c • . ~- · , ru..v · ,.;~: 'ul. Must be aeeil' to ~ appreciated. 8 room and 8 ' room h,uses Both within ·s m'tn. walk ::·"/~ . . 815tf . . 0 "1' . . , G • rooml, and bath ut"'d reiidi< ••• balh, furalahi!<l B~~~ n<iADMASTER .4 dr. ·-~= _dl_·•_po_~_t'_... _w_.._"..:'~..:.22G.)"~ Sedan Ppvrer SteerlD,B. Brakes, 3-ROQM UNFlJIINISI!I'!l> aParttnd Windows $1005.00 Blaetl· ment with bath. 'Newly decor1 nar • · Pomeroy 16-l!l-tltc . ated. Call 2M. ' '· '. 1954 PONTIAC DLX. 2dr. Sedan Original two tone $12~ .00 ~h:.~ finish . Bh.ettnar'.s Pomeroy. ___.:...•_ ltl-liHI.te . .' (21 ) Real Estate Can , Spruce 16-ll..St. H "'You• Sparklhlg ·~rfglnat IJreen finish. $811!5.00' B(aetta:ar's I Pomeroy. ' roar~. 19M' ·*".1' • •"JJ:: HI-If lbson. 1950 CIIRYill.ER WlNDSOR 4 dr. ( ' .. • fOI' S~TJ;; ~II RENT, six tnar'll Pomeroy. 10.18-Bk 10-~t.! : ~~ . .."? of Court. House , A. N . Bengel, · •·· ' dr. · P "ro "" , ~·. 1912 ·CREVE 2 Sedan New !":!ftCeptional _ _ ~ 9-~B-!f ~ _ __ c•r. B,l aettnar's Pomeroy $79S-OO . . -.~·· b '20 tf SUNRISE ·"~'·., ;~.~~ .r;::.sVNSET .- f!'ATION· .990 'UNCI OaYo..-·Dlql BOUGHT MY MOM A ' 81 RTHI;)AY GIFT '1 I :soa . . 43c 3J flf su,; A hi-pose White . Kropr lui• ...._... In carloMI U.S. No. 1 ' ·• • I . lots t o - ,.a "''"· Buy nowl , PrieM .,. lOW. StOre tor later. \\ ',:. t f; ., CIDER :: · Maw. .: :: · · · · .. •• · : ·. · .. : . :; L :. ··pl. 89¢ APPLES . ~ ..._.... Doll•""'• ~o~~c-t • • • • 2 lb 29¢ ' • < . ' •, < ' ...... ' RUTLAND Bollom. rebl. Jr re}iUilt engine. $395.00 Blaet::- KROGO ·· . "' !of . jDSl ·FORD V8 4dr. Sedan Reeept: for at little u •4sOper week i hro'• o MAVTAG Modo! foi · ,'every need, ev•ry pune .• , IIILLDOZII ; a~t'· q< .li. For htre for birementt ' apcl ,....1_0..;;1&-8 '-"'t:p:.,.....,..~--~-- poodo, P. M. Cowd...,, LoN Cana UJkiniL~-~~~~~ ·· ·~·...,~· uritumiohod. Telephoqe uljJitles. ,.,..,, lulcy ._.. with that ...... _frelh flavOr. ••••••••••••• Aioonloot• tub. ;.WOII'I I'UI, i rot, chip or poet. Sedlmeot trap ' 10 eopiUre dirt. Handy biqed llltii'U ,.,... u oortiDI troy. · Maytag Master , 5c BEANS ..~~!~::'~ ...2 ·i:.:... An 11..,_. .~·:.. 2~55c . 51.bf011 wuhins ocoioo .•• railer, claoer wuhl•s•. wllloo.ul wear and tear oa (lothea. Sare push· bunoa eoatroL 1· c CounlrJ Club. New pack v•cker delu•• f&'el'lll .~reger. ftdtf .. II''" JW I;;i~~ Avondale Sweet Small . toii~IOD IIVI110tp, - ClOII...Iu+t4 )G4. ILu. ...,.,. Salad Dressing ICE ~\~\\ ~,\\~ '~~~\ ~. \'\ aad 1(1.18·61< ~ PORK AND on • 111 ; }~·Bu!t<reut A;•·. 18 I Aufc:fSales . - llch, thick ami creamy favarlte for ICIIacla ar .andwlches. ' ---,-- COMPLETE GAIIDq;, l.lfe, ~~~~·· ,...._ ,.lo. four rOotrlllolilli; ~flktrii!ty. ~t IIlli•. lllddl-~ · 1'11lo. ttl\lNISIIru\ ROOMS . ill!!l!!!!l!ll!l l \ ~~·.\;..-;:· 1 ·• -' SLICED BACOK..~~~:::·.~~~~~~ ...~: ,49c DRES$ED PIECE . ce.~;~u.. · :::,. 33c FRES-SHORE, OYSTERS:.1,r.~:. 53c •••u••••••••••••••••r•e , , lmbassy ! . Tl!llt:E AC~ Uyt;l, ~T~ RADIO ;, 'im.l!.'VISioN sia!Y!Jri oonn~YilOU'tB D"&\l.o 1'01lm apartments. 8 roo~ ~wellPhone 200, C'eJand AppllaD~• .:;f\~ ,. "'·. ·· Mil < ' \U. ~!WI> ~;WHiad l~old' aod Sture. liB ·w. Maio it:. ·p .m...., ~ f I f l for ~nt ·· . f8:B / '• .. 'j t . ¥iddteport. _ APARTii!iliT . toq !lf'Nll'· H> \ ~st-neVI ai4. Flreqtohe truct Mulb~, ·Pomeroy. , I.nql,llre at · · tt~e <~a bio-. W~ on ~ .. ~.Wf'2'!.nor_~P· ~0 ~7 ~tp .ing ,Cr!f''· llilllt'; !'lo .,¥. . 111~! q 11 .rP..~ bou•e a! M'ason. Reaoo!'Box. luo•. ~~'iU:e~. - 1 iJ._ · .'lb~e. ·P.hone Mrs. Carl G~dner, I ~iVf~lllf ~· fie''~"' 227.J. \P,ill-5tp 10.16 3te ..•. ·TU ~~ey ;.::~~::.:::~.~.=....!.~:. 49c I f:l~tF· 1201:11 Appbt GrQv,. ,Jitle; Alex Wh8fl· e.r. l~l8-3tc t · 13~~~;."'~"~· ~~'Y.if.P.. of Clive C. K.fl.tP-"gh. tfrs.' ~9- We" moderlt lpartmeat. T,rr~e, Pomttoy, 8'arage un· , 1 ise Keebaug:h alld ~mily. SAVE . ON YOlJ.R SHOE repa~ 1!1'18.\tp. ' der~oath-'-lllove flood !In&lraein< ~hQ~ Sho.f· · , .' ;j f)) 1 . . & f , ,_,a shlkt' 'Walk · to inarlr:et~chools '1.0-\8-1 (npc. . Dellclou•, •uccillent, eeey to dl1e•t Pork. II'• U.,rlf·f·IY el Kre1er. - -..,01' y: WEWlfl! w EX~~ THfJ'IKj; .to ·Gur ttlend's a n d Lb. .... LIVING liOOif ~=· g~. ei<eu­ lal!~g 'pd oi~l' h~ehqld f~ 11r1 ~~ ~rtlcle1. M"t~. J. H. Cu.ek:ler, ~~ -$hone Bl!t~· 10 11 ~te P"',.. • PJIOI}e !81 10 17 3tp tal , ~prd Of Thqn~ '. Ribs -toll ~•• 10.18-Slc: Home at the Ufue pf tb.e deat,Jl 1 .F'unl!l'l f1olll4! ~ land, hcru ... btfn t•d uu' , for their kiod dettlo @PII·.!'Joo.t· ~rs. t~ the f:,mergency S:ci!l•f, and tl\e R,a"\InP-cQ~ ftltl.i!r~'l venarY Sale. ' ~~~~~ TOI"DI"'' · ~· ~w~Pom~ .:=f. ·.~eliv'~r!' ;~~;;r~:; ,; ~.?ur~ ~!;fore· Cl\lislmta. 1st . . 'I"P,eyeyfim~l~lll I . · . .Ill out numben. Save at SUfflera 33rd Annl· wi. 0111 . ·,::'f _ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO &aYe one half now-Close C.p~~lty, .... Wllfs . , , IIJUUf IU.b tott. .J~!· liON'!' Y~ ll!l_l!W! ...-er • wlh,, aloe rou .,.... !>t>ft ." ....... Hanl _ . .,, Sqtr lvn FtM Mill r . - -- - --- · - 33rd AnnlvenllT)' &ale . • .... mil SMITH .FJ\MlL\' • COO~EIIN . ~ul diOfO. s., G'l!l'l' A. ¥•in -Pit's'" r.turn .-tep Ja~or to D:ut. Adminl!rtrator A-1 -t· Mn. ~· .H: Mlto.holl, iiiiO South ~ SEVEN WEEKS oLQ 01~ P.IGS. ~. Seeoq4 · St.. M•ddl~P.fik, i\ Is Frank Holter, Racine, Rt. J. now and save during surn ~ra • • nel1h~ Better Fall Dresses ,t'o:• Wq~ted, FOil ~··.,· 'ttrby ijuJ I!& - . . . ·'"" ~ -- ·TO .Wi(OM rr . ~1( • I 00 Help • lQ amo. p Cold o! 'l'll••kl .md ~peclal N<> f-IRE -W ~o"' lib,..,..l'_O_R_S_AU:: ~~· W!"· ti9f1 of lveqtf prtnJed •t ret:uRadfprd or , Hafuld Bl•ckston. l'r .c118tlfir.d . rates. O~ltuarlu RotkJprln~ or pllQU ~~u.bllahod •1· 1 ~••t per......... - - - - ·--·-'~ lmo.p atyle&, all new fall suits, buy Values to au•r.E.~~::...·HII f'-t:dtloo. . --,.·1 1 Ti..t l - . Save now at Stirflen. Smart LADIES 'n7) e HARDWARE 6 FURNITURE CO. POMEROY W. MAIN ST. GAS .. McMASTER BIIING YOUR MEAT TO roy, Ohio. ·~• GE ELECI'RIC HEATERS MINIMUM COST' aome Building, louted at Pome- REGULAR $16.95 . ..,: L!11Gf~f!tllw,a'Je~~t.el.y. 'nul Da411 IX'Dtinel 'llril! np~ be respa ...t,le m~re 'hto one ln~orrect 1\· .- ~ Siegler Fuel Oil HeQten GAS & COAL . Worm Morning Heaters Heort-Gio Heaters DIIOSENE • Perfectio" . Heater AND necesnry to we.ter~ol and Nu· Brie the Meigs County Children 's ) AT YOUR HEATitG HEADQUARTERS FOR EXPERT BUTCHERING LEGAL NOTICa SeaJe4 ·bida will be Hteived at the Meiss t'ounty Cornmiuloner's Office, Pomeroy, Obto· until 8:00 a m. November loth, 1956 lor all labor, materiala and equipment Sc"j;~-- ..... Ufe ~lo'la' •"! . ~ C ~)<I ·.Stm;e: "!'f"bUEl', O~!o. to fnlikt .~ ll'Olllt' IO . :j.::llol'l( lpetial-ont month for 21 ceatJ' J.O.UHttp, lmmedlatfly . Write, II'Wie~b'il per warcl. p· i · "t J 'hl K De_p t. OHJ.-8t0o-JQO li'rte port, lit. ll .,_ ,~ IIDo-upr s u . o&ev ne n o~p 10-18- ltp. • ,. Fuu rate- ot :t ~'Dta p,r word will CLift on, W. Va. Phone Spr ufe __ __ _ _ _ • lit ~hor1od far op ..rlioinlllf out 3.S'!4S. c an alter s :OO P. 11 · ( 19) ·Business ; . P81~ ~~· bol<>rf !kt -~~ p! ··~k ld-Je-3tp . .,__- ~ :· 1110n11> l•l!owltlll ia!Of'\loo. 35 RATS KlLLED with one P""l"' -~pportunities ~ J!:l!9ra . ln /l.dnrti~--§boqliJ ~"' ..STAR WAHFARJN. Sate, aur"!, On These eating Specials FOR John C. Baeon, Judge By Mary Olive Ingraham. Chief Depul:r Clerk 191 IOor ·, - 8 BIG DAYS ~Jl~ . *~~· ~ ·4f: t. ~~ ,'•··· :· ~t. l!£AT· i ~AN w.t#§. -, (a> r IJI',ijip • Mi\llfL-l: ' ·to' e.bot.. JO. . K · t"t« IP >mChUI'e. ' b!Pfn.ifja Plllltfii>)'. ~Pfoit ,.·• ,, ,_. !"'l.iii"cllltli'~-~ 1\t,, r...... ~~ · c) oow. onc~ p•~ll,J!F\, •• Y CJ;IICAGO UP - Obio Btah'a m.ton, Penneylvaoia. , , Galea Cllco topped the Bll TeD'J You an hereby notilied thet on perlot'ino.... Ill tile 29th day o! Ana. 111116, a peli· iodividuol tiCJ of coDfereaee aame1 10 -tar tiDD, for the aOOptlon of ~ thi! seaaon. Steven Apache a t:htld, aae 9 The Buckeye tul-.ct drcwe • y.eara, borp at Steubenville, Obk;l, yards against OllnoiD& ln ODly 1ix on the ard day of November, 1947 tries lut Saturdly, ror u ~ waa filed in tb!.s Court, age o! ltU yJTdl per p}Q'. . Said Petition weU be for bearCisco's total to date putt hlm ina: before aaid court at Pomeroy fourt.b behind tbe one glme total Ohio on the 271.b day of October, of 120 yardJ br Mel DlUard of 19M, at 10 c'elock a. m. Pu rdue, the two aame tGtal of lOIS It is aUeged in said Petition by Indiana's Bob Fee, aad the 10:2 \hat you as father ol aaid ehlld yards by OSU's J I m, Ronboro have wilfully · failed to properly against Illinoil, all of wbom made support and maintain said child more rushes for - tbeir totlb. for a pf!lipd of more tbta t'lr'll FOR OUR 33RD 'WANT • II ' �I • . • ,... ...... c.uwt. ·sPECIAL Mlllrllt • OSU's Ciseo Leads In Big Ten Gains NOTICI OF MIARIM. c... n:-,, Ohio, No. 17l57 To Stnea. R. Apache e-o JohD Apache, W Dwina Street, Wub- ·· . ! LADIES REG. $22.95 ye-al'l immedlatN~y preeedina the !llinc o! oaid petitiDo. FALL SUITS We are cleaning bouse, for aew Cbriatmu atylea, Regular . _ . Ladies Suits. Save now 00 $ at Stifflers. MEAT PROCESSING AT A County Commh~ionen reaerve Jbe rla'ht to reject any or aU ·bids. LADIES SUITS IIEIGS COUNTY COMMISSION· ~ ~r pe~ c1e.;k. 4 8 ::nitz. SIMONS MARKET . ' . needt,d. lJade , 1_ .,G)&\' ' . ~puncl-ooe sol' .ol ~ey1. jnquire Shop at ICI'oger duriiiiJ thl• autotandliiiJ t~~oney•vlne W...r: Carovan ol Top Valuet. Durl"' the next three weeks yciu11 .ave more than, ever -befoo-e at .Knoger. • · at DailJ &eatlael ptnce. · .f:· '::J::U: . I.:U,';'.;~• ~~ Red Anchor·· Pomeroy, 0. , . rn.. ,.w.. . . --------- -lloyl-~ Do•blt-•aU a.b ' •or• "'"" waltr alld W6J'k, lpiJ•tl aowaU.,.waterofW, ZIPS .......~~~~ ... ~·... 3 3~ 2:. &&c lhltilt ... AdJUII• ablt lei'· Sel wubr at IMipt •oat co•fort· '"" lor you. Mo - ..................... ..... ...... t••• let IIDIM flw~-- •Itt 'o l 10 potillo••· f.s.lra - larp rolt- oac lr•. otl luillilt -Itt o111 •ore li!!!!!II!!!IPII'!············· < ·- I s ' Na. USE YOUR OlD.""' WASHER FOR A-· DOWN PAYMEMT ' " Wt...... '- Ohft•lt~ Famoul"MIII~ll.l qual• ltyttt FURNITURE CO." ky and fu1uru ... ytt tt COtl$ ~6ftcly more 1llaa lowut• pr1ud , Wllllbtl. Allo.ll- ..........__ 1\UTJ,.AND, OHIO .. • .• r " 1 1111 U ·. w· ,"·J • ,:.:..-·' 10 )1 14to oind'Jiua. ROOM and 1 five " 31 c .Gal. 69c • . ~- · , ru..v · ,.;~: 'ul. Must be aeeil' to ~ appreciated. 8 room and 8 ' room h,uses Both within ·s m'tn. walk ::·"/~ . . 815tf . . 0 "1' . . , G • rooml, and bath ut"'d reiidi< ••• balh, furalahi!<l B~~~ n<iADMASTER .4 dr. ·-~= _dl_·•_po_~_t'_... _w_.._"..:'~..:.22G.)"~ Sedan Ppvrer SteerlD,B. Brakes, 3-ROQM UNFlJIINISI!I'!l> aParttnd Windows $1005.00 Blaetl· ment with bath. 'Newly decor1 nar • · Pomeroy 16-l!l-tltc . ated. Call 2M. ' '· '. 1954 PONTIAC DLX. 2dr. Sedan Original two tone $12~ .00 ~h:.~ finish . Bh.ettnar'.s Pomeroy. ___.:...•_ ltl-liHI.te . .' (21 ) Real Estate Can , Spruce 16-ll..St. H "'You• Sparklhlg ·~rfglnat IJreen finish. $811!5.00' B(aetta:ar's I Pomeroy. ' roar~. 19M' ·*".1' • •"JJ:: HI-If lbson. 1950 CIIRYill.ER WlNDSOR 4 dr. ( ' .. • fOI' S~TJ;; ~II RENT, six tnar'll Pomeroy. 10.18-Bk 10-~t.! : ~~ . .."? of Court. House , A. N . Bengel, · •·· ' dr. · P "ro "" , ~·. 1912 ·CREVE 2 Sedan New !":!ftCeptional _ _ ~ 9-~B-!f ~ _ __ c•r. B,l aettnar's Pomeroy $79S-OO . . -.~·· b '20 tf SUNRISE ·"~'·., ;~.~~ .r;::.sVNSET .- f!'ATION· .990 'UNCI OaYo..-·Dlql BOUGHT MY MOM A ' 81 RTHI;)AY GIFT '1 I :soa . . 43c 3J flf su,; A hi-pose White . Kropr lui• ...._... In carloMI U.S. No. 1 ' ·• • I . lots t o - ,.a "''"· Buy nowl , PrieM .,. lOW. StOre tor later. \\ ',:. t f; ., CIDER :: · Maw. .: :: · · · · .. •• · : ·. · .. : . :; L :. ··pl. 89¢ APPLES . ~ ..._.... Doll•""'• ~o~~c-t • • • • 2 lb 29¢ ' • < . ' •, < ' ...... ' RUTLAND Bollom. rebl. Jr re}iUilt engine. $395.00 Blaet::- KROGO ·· . "' !of . jDSl ·FORD V8 4dr. Sedan Reeept: for at little u •4sOper week i hro'• o MAVTAG Modo! foi · ,'every need, ev•ry pune .• , IIILLDOZII ; a~t'· q< .li. For htre for birementt ' apcl ,....1_0..;;1&-8 '-"'t:p:.,.....,..~--~-- poodo, P. M. Cowd...,, LoN Cana UJkiniL~-~~~~~ ·· ·~·...,~· uritumiohod. Telephoqe uljJitles. ,.,..,, lulcy ._.. with that ...... _frelh flavOr. ••••••••••••• Aioonloot• tub. ;.WOII'I I'UI, i rot, chip or poet. Sedlmeot trap ' 10 eopiUre dirt. Handy biqed llltii'U ,.,... u oortiDI troy. · Maytag Master , 5c BEANS ..~~!~::'~ ...2 ·i:.:... An 11..,_. .~·:.. 2~55c . 51.bf011 wuhins ocoioo .•• railer, claoer wuhl•s•. wllloo.ul wear and tear oa (lothea. Sare push· bunoa eoatroL 1· c CounlrJ Club. New pack v•cker delu•• f&'el'lll .~reger. ftdtf .. II''" JW I;;i~~ Avondale Sweet Small . toii~IOD IIVI110tp, - ClOII...Iu+t4 )G4. ILu. ...,.,. Salad Dressing ICE ~\~\\ ~,\\~ '~~~\ ~. \'\ aad 1(1.18·61< ~ PORK AND on • 111 ; }~·Bu!t<reut A;•·. 18 I Aufc:fSales . - llch, thick ami creamy favarlte for ICIIacla ar .andwlches. ' ---,-- COMPLETE GAIIDq;, l.lfe, ~~~~·· ,...._ ,.lo. four rOotrlllolilli; ~flktrii!ty. ~t IIlli•. lllddl-~ · 1'11lo. ttl\lNISIIru\ ROOMS . ill!!l!!!!l!ll!l l \ ~~·.\;..-;:· 1 ·• -' SLICED BACOK..~~~:::·.~~~~~~ ...~: ,49c DRES$ED PIECE . ce.~;~u.. · :::,. 33c FRES-SHORE, OYSTERS:.1,r.~:. 53c •••u••••••••••••••••r•e , , lmbassy ! . Tl!llt:E AC~ Uyt;l, ~T~ RADIO ;, 'im.l!.'VISioN sia!Y!Jri oonn~YilOU'tB D"&\l.o 1'01lm apartments. 8 roo~ ~wellPhone 200, C'eJand AppllaD~• .:;f\~ ,. "'·. ·· Mil < ' \U. ~!WI> ~;WHiad l~old' aod Sture. liB ·w. Maio it:. ·p .m...., ~ f I f l for ~nt ·· . f8:B / '• .. 'j t . ¥iddteport. _ APARTii!iliT . toq !lf'Nll'· H> \ ~st-neVI ai4. Flreqtohe truct Mulb~, ·Pomeroy. , I.nql,llre at · · tt~e <~a bio-. W~ on ~ .. ~.Wf'2'!.nor_~P· ~0 ~7 ~tp .ing ,Cr!f''· llilllt'; !'lo .,¥. . 111~! q 11 .rP..~ bou•e a! M'ason. Reaoo!'Box. luo•. ~~'iU:e~. - 1 iJ._ · .'lb~e. ·P.hone Mrs. Carl G~dner, I ~iVf~lllf ~· fie''~"' 227.J. \P,ill-5tp 10.16 3te ..•. ·TU ~~ey ;.::~~::.:::~.~.=....!.~:. 49c I f:l~tF· 1201:11 Appbt GrQv,. ,Jitle; Alex Wh8fl· e.r. l~l8-3tc t · 13~~~;."'~"~· ~~'Y.if.P.. of Clive C. K.fl.tP-"gh. tfrs.' ~9- We" moderlt lpartmeat. T,rr~e, Pomttoy, 8'arage un· , 1 ise Keebaug:h alld ~mily. SAVE . ON YOlJ.R SHOE repa~ 1!1'18.\tp. ' der~oath-'-lllove flood !In&lraein< ~hQ~ Sho.f· · , .' ;j f)) 1 . . & f , ,_,a shlkt' 'Walk · to inarlr:et~chools '1.0-\8-1 (npc. . Dellclou•, •uccillent, eeey to dl1e•t Pork. II'• U.,rlf·f·IY el Kre1er. - -..,01' y: WEWlfl! w EX~~ THfJ'IKj; .to ·Gur ttlend's a n d Lb. .... LIVING liOOif ~=· g~. ei<eu­ lal!~g 'pd oi~l' h~ehqld f~ 11r1 ~~ ~rtlcle1. M"t~. J. H. Cu.ek:ler, ~~ -$hone Bl!t~· 10 11 ~te P"',.. • PJIOI}e !81 10 17 3tp tal , ~prd Of Thqn~ '. Ribs -toll ~•• 10.18-Slc: Home at the Ufue pf tb.e deat,Jl 1 .F'unl!l'l f1olll4! ~ land, hcru ... btfn t•d uu' , for their kiod dettlo @PII·.!'Joo.t· ~rs. t~ the f:,mergency S:ci!l•f, and tl\e R,a"\InP-cQ~ ftltl.i!r~'l venarY Sale. ' ~~~~~ TOI"DI"'' · ~· ~w~Pom~ .:=f. ·.~eliv'~r!' ;~~;;r~:; ,; ~.?ur~ ~!;fore· Cl\lislmta. 1st . . 'I"P,eyeyfim~l~lll I . · . .Ill out numben. Save at SUfflera 33rd Annl· wi. 0111 . ·,::'f _ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO &aYe one half now-Close C.p~~lty, .... Wllfs . , , IIJUUf IU.b tott. .J~!· liON'!' Y~ ll!l_l!W! ...-er • wlh,, aloe rou .,.... !>t>ft ." ....... Hanl _ . .,, Sqtr lvn FtM Mill r . - -- - --- · - 33rd AnnlvenllT)' &ale . • .... mil SMITH .FJ\MlL\' • COO~EIIN . ~ul diOfO. s., G'l!l'l' A. ¥•in -Pit's'" r.turn .-tep Ja~or to D:ut. Adminl!rtrator A-1 -t· Mn. ~· .H: Mlto.holl, iiiiO South ~ SEVEN WEEKS oLQ 01~ P.IGS. ~. Seeoq4 · St.. M•ddl~P.fik, i\ Is Frank Holter, Racine, Rt. J. now and save during surn ~ra • • nel1h~ Better Fall Dresses ,t'o:• Wq~ted, FOil ~··.,· 'ttrby ijuJ I!& - . . . ·'"" ~ -- ·TO .Wi(OM rr . ~1( • I 00 Help • lQ amo. p Cold o! 'l'll••kl .md ~peclal N<> f-IRE -W ~o"' lib,..,..l'_O_R_S_AU:: ~~· W!"· ti9f1 of lveqtf prtnJed •t ret:uRadfprd or , Hafuld Bl•ckston. l'r .c118tlfir.d . rates. O~ltuarlu RotkJprln~ or pllQU ~~u.bllahod •1· 1 ~••t per......... - - - - ·--·-'~ lmo.p atyle&, all new fall suits, buy Values to au•r.E.~~::...·HII f'-t:dtloo. . --,.·1 1 Ti..t l - . Save now at Stirflen. Smart LADIES 'n7) e HARDWARE 6 FURNITURE CO. POMEROY W. MAIN ST. GAS .. McMASTER BIIING YOUR MEAT TO roy, Ohio. ·~• GE ELECI'RIC HEATERS MINIMUM COST' aome Building, louted at Pome- REGULAR $16.95 . ..,: L!11Gf~f!tllw,a'Je~~t.el.y. 'nul Da411 IX'Dtinel 'llril! np~ be respa ...t,le m~re 'hto one ln~orrect 1\· .- ~ Siegler Fuel Oil HeQten GAS & COAL . Worm Morning Heaters Heort-Gio Heaters DIIOSENE • Perfectio" . Heater AND necesnry to we.ter~ol and Nu· Brie the Meigs County Children 's ) AT YOUR HEATitG HEADQUARTERS FOR EXPERT BUTCHERING LEGAL NOTICa SeaJe4 ·bida will be Hteived at the Meiss t'ounty Cornmiuloner's Office, Pomeroy, Obto· until 8:00 a m. November loth, 1956 lor all labor, materiala and equipment Sc"j;~-- ..... Ufe ~lo'la' •"! . ~ C ~)<I ·.Stm;e: "!'f"bUEl', O~!o. to fnlikt .~ ll'Olllt' IO . :j.::llol'l( lpetial-ont month for 21 ceatJ' J.O.UHttp, lmmedlatfly . Write, II'Wie~b'il per warcl. p· i · "t J 'hl K De_p t. OHJ.-8t0o-JQO li'rte port, lit. ll .,_ ,~ IIDo-upr s u . o&ev ne n o~p 10-18- ltp. • ,. Fuu rate- ot :t ~'Dta p,r word will CLift on, W. Va. Phone Spr ufe __ __ _ _ _ • lit ~hor1od far op ..rlioinlllf out 3.S'!4S. c an alter s :OO P. 11 · ( 19) ·Business ; . P81~ ~~· bol<>rf !kt -~~ p! ··~k ld-Je-3tp . .,__- ~ :· 1110n11> l•l!owltlll ia!Of'\loo. 35 RATS KlLLED with one P""l"' -~pportunities ~ J!:l!9ra . ln /l.dnrti~--§boqliJ ~"' ..STAR WAHFARJN. Sate, aur"!, On These eating Specials FOR John C. Baeon, Judge By Mary Olive Ingraham. Chief Depul:r Clerk 191 IOor ·, - 8 BIG DAYS ~Jl~ . *~~· ~ ·4f: t. ~~ ,'•··· :· ~t. l!£AT· i ~AN w.t#§. -, (a> r IJI',ijip • Mi\llfL-l: ' ·to' e.bot.. JO. . K · t"t« IP >mChUI'e. ' b!Pfn.ifja Plllltfii>)'. ~Pfoit ,.·• ,, ,_. !"'l.iii"cllltli'~-~ 1\t,, r...... ~~ · c) oow. onc~ p•~ll,J!F\, •• Y CJ;IICAGO UP - Obio Btah'a m.ton, Penneylvaoia. , , Galea Cllco topped the Bll TeD'J You an hereby notilied thet on perlot'ino.... Ill tile 29th day o! Ana. 111116, a peli· iodividuol tiCJ of coDfereaee aame1 10 -tar tiDD, for the aOOptlon of ~ thi! seaaon. Steven Apache a t:htld, aae 9 The Buckeye tul-.ct drcwe • y.eara, borp at Steubenville, Obk;l, yards against OllnoiD& ln ODly 1ix on the ard day of November, 1947 tries lut Saturdly, ror u ~ waa filed in tb!.s Court, age o! ltU yJTdl per p}Q'. . Said Petition weU be for bearCisco's total to date putt hlm ina: before aaid court at Pomeroy fourt.b behind tbe one glme total Ohio on the 271.b day of October, of 120 yardJ br Mel DlUard of 19M, at 10 c'elock a. m. Pu rdue, the two aame tGtal of lOIS It is aUeged in said Petition by Indiana's Bob Fee, aad the 10:2 \hat you as father ol aaid ehlld yards by OSU's J I m, Ronboro have wilfully · failed to properly against Illinoil, all of wbom made support and maintain said child more rushes for - tbeir totlb. for a pf!lipd of more tbta t'lr'll FOR OUR 33RD 'WANT • II ' �/ • j • George Kern Is -~~-[E·~· ~Combo, ·~;;· · ~·~·:;~~ Honor Guest On General "-PIMI RuUand n th'Birthday Pomeroy. u K ... 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy ...,. _ _.., 0 "M 18 1-• . . . J Dilelaarted: Mrs. Leslie Hawley aild ba!Jy, Middleport ; were IUYed """· Janet orn entertaiMd with party hon<lriDg her aoo, Geora:e, Mrs·~·~!~~:"r,:biJr.'.,',ltrb cea Oldabr, G•IHpoli.s tldson,. LntpviUe; James aJ.ftoQ W. Va. 0 bad been opOBo<l, Ice eream, nke favm lad Kool-ade and coHu birthday at her home Hel&htl Wedoesdey The Halloween theme wu car- Moore. Sending gifts were Mr.s. Jo Bol· inger, Evelyn Fick, Mr. and M.ra. blrthday eall:e aa the ~entenneee. Carl Morris and tbe Mark GrueJar Games were played aDd prizes family . awtrded Winnei'J. :A::It::•:.•...:'::h•:....:l:::lfll:=___ · - - -- - - NOW IS THE :riME TO . CALL US FOR A FREE . Estimate I Clinton Fisher Starks Co. l'•llnt-Rooflng-Saloo.Serv. MIDDLEPORT PHARMACY E. MAIN ITRIIT PHONI 535 Patrolman Davis, Board Memliers, TalkAtPTAMeet Ciao 12 Circle of the wsa; Of tb ~ class. Htatb Mtthod.Uit Church voted a Mrs. Carroll Swaruon wu in Contribution lo the · World Com- cblrge of the progr~m whicb was munit)' Day proj•t when .they met. announced by Mr.&. E. S, Schut: Members of the Salllbury TownWednesday evelliDJ at the bome 3olo "Whatever WUI Be, W~ Be" lbJ.P Board of EdueaU.O and Pa. of Mrs. Henry Hen~~;esy. Froat St. by Ba~ra Jones aceompanled bY .trolman W. R. Davil were ap~.~altera Mre. Earl Kni.aht, president, wu her mother, Mrs. Emen.QP Joael; when the Salilbury PTA met on in ehat&e of tbe meeting and .MH. a qunttet : Patb11a .lonet, Betty 1'bur8day eventne at the tciJooJ. Nan Moore a:ave the! devotional and Ba.rbara Covert, Mil')' CarOl Mra. ·William Barteb:, president, ~rvlce on the topic "God Carea Swaruon and Bertha WilsOn, aepretlded and the cltip prtyeT by l"or Us" ililcludlnJ scripture read- companied b)f Sharon Jonea; a IIJ:• lln. Herbert Dlzou, opened tbe lq meditation and prayer. lillphone solo •"Nocturne" b)' Cho. lileettne. It wu. aonoWleed tbat aeuion, pin played bt Stephen Coata •ho 'additional swings bad been placed rlW'Ing the lbuslneu Mrs. Noah Haakhu, vice-preaideot dedicated U1e Piece to hia mother, oo tlle playground. Plans w~ of the County ,:Ounell of Chur~ Mrs. Robert Coats, in o~anc:e made for • Hallowren party at women, liked lor - contributioa · J;ler blrtbday. Chr.J itine Coata the acbool, the date to be announc:for WOrld !My whleb accompanied her brother. td 'later. will be Hostases wer~ '4n. Heantsy, The functions of a JCbool board at the John Hawkms, Mrs. Jane ·Gn. were ch'en b)' the· boArd me,..bera Haskina . Charles Murray, llh. L. t~nd Patrolman Qavb apoke on tbe were named to pur~aae Mra Thomas Riley. need of additional aehool _buses, coods f-or the Circle's lift to the They server! a .salad ~ourse to the alter which the ·teachers were In Jft'oject. members with Mrs. Knlaht pre-. their rooma to meet the parents. Mn. Hukins also ann-.Junc:ed tbt siding at the sjlver coffee servlc:e·. Refreshments were served at the Ru~maae Sale to be &iveo by tbe Fall flowets were wed throushout close of the meeting. Afternoon Circle of the WSCS on the home and tbe table arrao•eOct. 26-2'1 ai the Pratt Buildins. ment was yellow and white chrycorner of Coal and North Sec:oad. santhemulll! with tall wbtte tapers Mra. Haakina and· Mra. Jobn ltet- in crystal cindelabr• ..t each end chka wll1 eollect' contribution~ f<Or of the table. A cornueopla of fruit the sale on Thursday, Oct. 25. and vegetables and tapers wu Tbe bid ot the Fisher .Paint Co. used on the .buffet ta the dlniDJ Six Pomeroy women went t o to paint the church kitchen, din- room. ..... Marietta today to attend tbe Soufb. ina room and :restNiom was ae. otut Reeional mee~ng of the cepted by thei Circ:Je. Mrs. Knleht Unled Church women. They afe announced that tbe November Mn. C E W Downie, Mn. Eugene meeting would be held at the Brown Mrs_ ~o_e Cook, -Mr.s. ll-a~h apat1ment c,f Misses H'Uie a,o,d Zundeil, Mra . Tbomu YOuni and Nellie Zerkle with Mra. Den PllilMrs. Patrick Locbary. ~ 'on Jn chiU'ge of the program and Carl Schaefer, Fort Worth, Fla., Mn. H. E. BuSh as devotional leadThe Middleport Literary Cluib is visiting in Pomeroy with Mr. er. Mrs. Eva Dutton Stout, a fannmet at the home of . Mrs. Cedric and Mrs. Dor Schaefer, Lincoln er member,~ was welcomed back to Clark, Wednesday alternoon with Terrace. M:rs. E. E. Hayes aa holteu. ' ~rs. A. N.- Bengel, Pomeroy, M"rs. Donald MUlt,l)tealdent waa was ~dmitted to ,ttolzer HJt&piMI, In .c~ara:e of the meetlDg and toll Wedneaday as a mediea·l patient. call re:~ponses were "Favorite- Na- · Mn:. Jewell Curtis wu a dinner 1 ture. Writers". guests of the Miues Katiieo and Ag~ Pa.ers for the afternoon were ne, Grueser, Rock Springs Sun"'the Edge of the Sea", Rachel day. .lllr Ill' TAITI•I'I# Carson, reviewed by -Mn. J. E. 'Mr. an 1l Mrs. Glenb P. Smith of Drtnl Royat Cnown Colo. ., · Harley and "Great A.meriean Na- Breety Heights visited in Colum· ture Wrilin!{"• Joseph · Wood ,bua with her mather, Mta. Rose Lo-t of all to oolorlao .lllr Krutch, prejpred by ~·· _R. M. Arman. Klvol Iori. Slrerman and read by Mr.11. MJlls. MrS. Mary Kern was called to 1001'41. tlii()W!f Mrs. Waddell is hostess Marion, Ohio, because o t t h e IIOTIUIIG CO. for the of her sister-in-Jaw, Mrs. Pomeroy, 0. · e I .; 1- . at VOL Vlll ' NO. 159 ·~t~eintM At Middl 01- SIIIJC .. i tpaC"t, too • Wblrt bdtd tDII'Itl 'llllf. • W.... •l ak ln'd poruldo willa cbromt door !lao'dltt • ' itllelf apatta. sdjuttabl.._l• the tinsJt door Plod.t ~ ~" 4,....,. NATIONALLY AtYIIflliD WALTIIll ~. ' w,. taah11 lait. rl . ·- ' ' Wrll.,. Utlty,..., lhlt••• -· Ctl~1111r. • ..._ ...... COME IN TODAY AND lAVE ELBERFELD!· ' NOW BOWING 0 NTO THE SCENE '" ' "'' .,.• ' IJ!d l~!r~~~~~~ seen eat I'Uilllers ever here," Prln<lpoj Donold WOI!Oj" .iiaid. J~r fol ·thi. fon Of Mr, Curfew Halloween lime Tbe eomplete Iitlt. Senior mgh, Senlon. Ramora Boice, Jerry Davi11 Barbara DouoVan. M~J Elch· lngeT, Eugene Frfe, Faye hart, Rachel Genbeimer Harold Hq:er, Charles HoQdashelt, M"'urice Jobnaon, Ray '-Johnson, ·Miltoii Lambert, Danny Morris, Earlene Rensb&w, Alma R,eynoldS, Robert a ..berts Rit Sch 0H Jlldith s ·~ Janet • Struble. a pencer, ·· ,· and -al:ri. ' I ,. ITS SWEET, *FAVORS t. ' . • 11 r ·sMOOTH F~rTIIeMen • • ·:. ,.SOphomore•: Arnold- Adams. ' \ · ON DISPLAV ' TOMORROW ' ·• in tile 9th, IOih, lith, and 12th Jrldes made "8" or better while on.l)' Ul bo;'s ma~ed. the toP ratin(. Seventy-seven percent of theboner list Is Jirls: 27'% is boya. Sopbomores bad the most, 20, and Ju.niors the least, 11. 1'he eomplete Uat: Senklrs: Larry Badgley, Norma Chapman, Maralyn Clelanll, Robert Euler, Larry Holter, ,David Hy· • "sell. Phtllit Ibe, DolWI Jean Lewis 'Joan Neville, Glenna Randr.lph, Wanda :RoUib, Shirley Saber, , Dwai\1. Sayre, Claudia Shields, Genevieve S~der, Janie! Webb and Janlee Wolfe. . .fuaioh: Jackie A.dama.. Carol.Yn ·c teJ•nd, June Codner, Tommy Fllh er Linda Mallory, A.nn•W Rote. ~- ;.ief.a RUssell, Susan Sb•in, Patstoblrt, S•et Weese, Carl .! WoJie:, ' ' ey, 'hmmy Brown. Barton. Cam~ bell, Glen CecU, Audrey Cunning· ham, Larry Curtis, Blll Fisher, Dor renee He as, Joe Kennedy, CarGlyn f'hillip.s, Helen Roush, Kathern Routh. Rachel Roush, Sue Smith, ny one caught in•iolation of Willtaq, Sterrett, Daniel Struble, the- curfew would be arrested and Bernice Thoma: Faye Thomas, Dorheld fer eourt he•rtna and subse- is Wells, Marilyn White. quot fines. He alao pointed out Sophomores: Bill Anderson, Ann that parenta wlll be beld liable for Biker, G•ry Barnit!. Patty blakes.damAa;ea cau.sed by their c:hlldrf!n. lee, Jim Carpenter, Judy . CUrd, Paol Folmer, .Lorraine Grover, Robert Jacobs, Donna JenJdns, WO Jame~ Johmon, Kenneth ~~ulIough, Rodney Quivey, Marlene &:bOll, Jill Snowden, SheiiJ . . · St•pu"' Charles Swi•ber, Jer,. WiULam L. JusUee, who bad Welk.K, ConnJe Woodt:eard, been jailed earlier thia weelr: £tr noa-pa:ymentl of a fine and eoat aaJtJN.IOR UIGH. sesament of $1.16.70 ort 1 ch-aqe Maq Amber~er, ........ _ llyt Jflckwood, John Bryant, Maof truct overl~ dini, was ret"R..- ry ·Bumslde, Rich8rd Clark, IJnda ed" releaaed frOm county jail to- crow.'<.l'erry cullums, Albert· curday. tlto· - n Dabo, Sharon Douglas, •MeanWtUle, it wa11 reported llid· B•hJ,a. Eskew, Arnold EYana, dll!t)ort polic:e were interested ·.n WWilfP Gibbs, Ernest Hall, RoiJ. JutUce followinl a coDVictioa on ett·,JIUnm, Philip HarriaDn, lohila slmJiat· charge. or&..Ltmbcrt, Roger Lelfbe!t. M:yr' Ako out of jail is Willard na Mill, .A lbert Martin, Mary MeSmith Reedsville, jailed last week A-fee, Kinada ~u!fay, Howard Blrfor aitow:ina: cattle to run loose. ker, Barrle Philhps, Sondra PotU, 'Mayor E. F. Robinlon'a office Reva _Rea1 Edward Rickard, Cbarreporte4 Bernard E Rairden 1leJ Riffle, Boyd Rose~rry, Norma Hartford, w. \ia., forf~lted 1 $15 Roush, Jane~ Shumate! Dqote;ne bo d · d. th t w N SWain Lon~ Smith, Carolyn Sl Cla1r, lan1ce Bo~t ' an bad a $ 1$ bond Tetftlrd, Janice Thomas, Diana (oll0:~ hia b~ tlle Stat(' Watson, Jack Welker. ' HJilnray P,lltrol Thursday on a Eighth Grade : Carolyn Bell! Ed. ·1:bar,e of imp~r 1Jaeldng. win a Bell, David Brswn, Linda Chapman, Bonnie Dicken, Sondra Drake. Carolyn Edwards, Margaret llftiJ." Handley, Eric ltart. Charlesanna . . ....,~ Heio,. Judy Jenning•. J(aaron K•t· tq"n, Ter.,. Knight. John McMurray, lllliw Roberts. Jeanelt Roush, Jim . · tkwoase, Mike Swatze-1, Ja~kie iii.• ill'~ Jn a~l Howal'd Well, NaJICl< .·' ' ' 'MISS ~ORLD' .IS CROWNEI) ·I ~IUe ~oann , AT ' Leaders I Wm Represent I Capluu • I,._ -!Ut,.Woodl•••d, Sharon t ;_ n - :w. MAIN STREET ·\ ' ' POMEROY, OHJG · 21, Syra• 17. a Uceue to mlri'J' Probate Ci)prt . .' . ~·tiel Yo-: Youor. 'llill ·Me~ Coun., vo-•~e c.:;ter ~ Senath Grade: Anna Atnot4. lliNr.- a1ut Jln- C. M ~ ' eliele Bowen Joyce Buckley fto.. left todaJ' With other Grll[lJe ~ead- land' carpenter Michael ,. Putta: era: dfor-tbColwrtbUI wber Clley WJII at ' 11 H De ' n,m0 ty MUf r Co fer.' WaJter G:-ueser, ~ en amm, n~n. e --(" eth, · n 1 nit Kapple, Barbara Logan, PerrbJ ~ and rematn _1,91: _e annul Sue Moore Jimmy Qualls.. Dttane c, ...to 'lllehtol. D>e. llary Eater, tow .. Hart. Edward H•Y· ;o;,,tock. ""'" Proctor Morglo Stobut, At- • Gr lloll•ie . ·: ted !:eat. 1 Miry Prol~tt. No· ' T . Are Re}eased From CoUftty Jail- chem .,... •' . Cbangr-over to buill: bandtinc of milk beJ"e wiU be .alow. and it will not burt "the JitUe fellow," ovei' 50 Mei&J Couat:r milk producen 1earaed lut IIJJbt al a meetihg apouared by the local Farm Bureau eo-oPerative Auoelatioa. Owen WilliamJ. manq:er of tbe Dairyman's Cooperttive Sales M~iatioa, Cbarleeton branch, agreed wltb IIC'k Edell of the Valley4Jelle Dairy Co., Pt. Pleasant, I "Tbere ba 1 been a lot of misunderltandiag IJtd fur about rrrobavtna: · to mate an expen. lo ballt hladling right is not true. It will not and we are &oi.ag to keep bandUng both the c:ans .. ~ ,. ~Dd ~·!l · . : -· '.-.' ' -~ ' J people who have been importOO from other General Telephone Co, location~ be sent out of the area." FletchE'r said be wiD agairl offer the compan)' • cbuce lo aubmit tbe despute to arbitr.tion. 'To us this appean to be the simplest and quiel:fll way to settie all our diHicultia." Pi~ Attwmpr leportecl • vandaU tried to ~ fire to a building u.aed to bouse phone compan}' equipment in the city's north end. They uid the blaze .,as started from splubed gasoline. Portsmouth C1ty Council. meanwhile, a!lked the governor a n d local representltives in the •t.te ~egi&.lature . tD intr~u~ l~c.illatio•l Jn the com1og SB.I&ton wbteh wuuhl r~e all utilitltlf •ad require g~1ev~ to be submitted to ar. hllntion. ·HI!Yor J . Harnld Pecka told a meetine ot :tOO citize:na Thursday ·ai&bt that be and the citJ COUJII1l ~' sent • ~Ill. to state of-.... illdudiaK dif. fldala .lliikN for IUC.b. le_liatatioa. s,.tenu, aize of 1iltt.- "''a , . . . aS .itifJI to . _ there 1• &nmted...-, F ' --:c-· ·-.·:f- c!a7:..0ver waa said to $1800 uj., way up! Tble would de"pend on whether aa e•P"enaive type (like a chest freezer) or a chilled water .(simJlar io present ~can coolert) ill bougbt. Farm Bure•u representatives indl. cated farmen could obtain eaiJ teriJl.l, notblq;g down, and any r~asonable Ume period on purebues. Others taking part Ia the mee'twere Jack Caraey;local ·mana. of the Farm Bureau Co-Op; Hellil, columbus Farm Bureau, wbO' aeted as muter of eere-. monies: Dale Felkbart. daiey" speeialiat of the Columbus Farm Bu. ieau, Eugene BU('kley, Pomeroj, local dairy serviceman, who duced the speakers. Milk and doughnut:!! were served by the bosta after a question and anawer period. " ' The Purple Tornado or Raeine IDih School soon wiH roll again, thls time under the direetiGD. of a new basketball eoaeh, lMry )lor. rlson. Cole~ Morrison. is p1aMing to call first turnouta in the- nea'r ·tuture Cor 16 boys hom the ' squad last year supplemented b_y , otbera that have entered bi•b e- school t,h i• s year, and some that. did tao& ·turn otK before. Morrison graduated from ObtO Unlvmity last spring where be started in basketball and baseball. ·R acine's flrst Jl:lnle will !;HI on Friday, Nov. 30 at hqme. The cOm· plete sc~edule will be •anounced later. to turn out from Jut squad are tbese senloia: . Graham, Bob Birch, RiC~ ard I,.arry Taylqr, Dwain be TliF..,... ndaivi franchise to ~ there abou.ld be telllO'Ied the rilltt o f m.utasemeat t o iblpoJC artatrary cbaogea In wort eoadiUou and tbe right o1 periMI em.plo,.ed , therein to engage in work 1topo pagel!l or atrites... The telearam sent to the glm!!flo nor ltated the telephone strlt.e ht Portsmouth ~an only be setUed bJ! a:tlitratiCill. 'l'hurlday night's meetina of the couadl heard publie eritidsm of 1oeai police i a eomaectlon witlt mob violence tbn bad marked the loag strike of tbe telep.bone ·eompany. .,.. A volunta1'7 Citizetla Coclupjttee Law uked l 0 r the meetiq with the I!OUIICU let air tbeir crltielam of tbe poliee department ill handling mob de. moiutratiorul. intro-lfor Nationally Known Evangelist To Be At Nazarene Ch_UJ'th "'--..! il«\'teet! J.irrtmy Aaams, Arthur Beegle, Don aid McDade, Charlea Gaul •nd Af. nold Adams. lllrs. Eva Gardner. ot KatllliUI City,. Mo., nationally-known · leader in personal evangelism, wiD speak at semees in the Gallipolis Church of the Nazarene, Tuesday through Sunday. (Oct. 23·28). Japan · .Apd·Russia · : .New Band Class Sigtf'freaty Today To Be Started So~~~~~nu:lgneC:a:a;oi~d . t'ahama Hig"h lar~tiob today, endin• an . . b 'tate 0·1 .,·,, bo-n ·•· .IWo • ., .._., ~ tiona. A formal, peke tr•ty was · left to future negotiations. · Two documents were signed in the Kremlin br Prime M4Dister lc\llr.o Haloyama for Japan and Premier Nikolia .sulpnion for thl! Soveit Union. Ohio Fanners Get $706,914 In Soil -;..1. p B..... ayments .' Hlg Sc:hool Band · Th w . e a ama :I Director, James E. .Breen, ~~~ anBounced that he 11 plannmg to start claues for 6th graden at the Maso,n an4 New Haven Gn~e Sehoola. The el~ at Mason w1U meet on eech Fr1day afternoon. _Since Mr. Breen's schedule win permit just o n e class a t 1 eaeb ~chool, the class at Ha!lan Wlll be for cornets only and the class at Nrw Haven will be for elartoet.s only. U the parents would like bts child to bcgia on another lnstru: ment he must wait until the cblld can enrolled in a 7th i!'ade cla5s at the Senior Hi&h School. The cornet and ctarinet are ~e 'two ba~ic instrumGnta in the high sehool band, and the student will find it quite. simple to change. to one nf the other iJ;astrunteDta WhiC:h make up the band. be I ' WASIUNGTOT UP - !he Ag· rieulture Department ~·d tod.&:Y .bavlf' r_eceived sod totalm~ J706J)14 . 12. The nabonel total ltalel waR SI8JMll.ft3t. w•a •n increase of more than $50 million over the $18 mil· lion paJd through S('pt. 28. The flrat report or soil bank paynienh. released on Sept . 21. ~howed $3.4 ~ th t l'l)li'Ilion ht.~d been aid os U'l a d t 'te. 1 . ha"c •-en given owa arme• s • uo.: • the largest l.otal payment.s,'luore thau. $20.1 million . · '"' Tile -soil bank program provides ,payments to f-armers who reduce Unmuffled -...c"'EX. Conn. -(UP}- Ludwig L.xJ W1mmer assured the julltice court hi " '•I'- 17 .........Jdn't that !'< son, "" ...,r .. .... d-rive the car anv more witb an "The · · h · illegal muffll.'l'. " .!';JtuatJOn 1 8/!i be_en corrt>cted, SMld t~e e der ' . .~mme~. a5 he held up twoof~~= l!llns wh1ch had formed part muffler . ..' J• ! I j l l' •\' j ! woreem.ent "f~~ioco: lv•n Powell, Carl Wolfe, j Arthur JohdsQn, Bill Proctor, J>at• Hart. . Sophomor~s: Ronnie- · Salser, 8 , IM4!1Wll ot ~be O.bio S\Jle Grange Smith .Ase~ath Tracy, Judy Paughat Ute ~~~t-Htltoa lfotel, start- an, D8rlene· Watson. Sbaroq WU. . .. inl ~Di:ll)'. !ven~_. sori Charlene Zundel. toWS ffliA SCHUiMANN otto Qlher from loleip Count, to at· • . -----~_., - · · a eontat apWt teadl.a • ...,au ~ . . . LeDd are Stite GraDie Gatekeeper IWiilfW"":t;.."'rmm ton• Rf1A1 W- · -..--..· tibtri!l lllrll. Starkey ol HOLZER HOSPITAL . 0 H. E. SIUII1\r ~· ~ wa · ·• • Bl ty "'Mia Oat"" l~ta... ..aoa.d; . , Carpenter; dttelatltl are Mn Vtr· , letn f191!~~ 1~pon;~'t0uru,. (lol~ a.oilopA~ ·, ..!:Alii!.,, ·Jiutloqd aDd )In Gladyl 1 Entered : M"· A. N Be~al, P~· • l!!rl.,l!9. '!ll.. ·-· . . • Jllitilll, I'Dilleroy. • eror; Ralpb Rct.oon, Millersville. acretie o! ~> urpl115e crops. I"-....,.....,_ -..s • j• Evealna • OCtober 2Z, tlltMI. 1:30 m Adam•• . Sharon ]loso, Dorothy Franlde Chavman, .lJnda Donna Hllldore, Vlraln· Lol• Knapp, Patrtda \ .. held •• the ctub House !load.,. !lcKetwy, • ' the Meip" Chapter IWLA. will be II Robert Wo<ldle. ' ,.,.1., moatllly m••un• of '"" ltteta .AND SASSY *NOVELTIES For The Childre'n Tile Batting percentages of girls In Raclae High School w en p. m. A Sw'- Steok dlnner will be they take their swings at learning are almost 1,rlple that of aeevo<l and A ohort bWII..., mee~ bt!ys the first six-weeks honor roll report shows. lr'- in1 wiD be beld alter dinner lo~ ACcording to Princlll"l Donald Wolf~'s :ho::n::or::...:Us:::.t..:44.:..:;g:=.:..:......:':.::.:owed,::_;by~a.:.fi::lm::_":.::.:1'11•...:111Jh=::..::Roo...:.::.d" .. For The Ladles IZAAK WALTON · MElTING h • " Vlbdlliam res:ultlnt from tbe HalThe YOUI!C athlete, a aopbomore loween prankster& in the vllla.re this year, wu ea.petted to have far, bui that the !novation been a stron1 candidate lor the curfew Was being made to 1956-11 Purple Tornado vtrsitJ P~len! lllf outbreaks. buket ball team. Mayor likewise ' rpminded • · .j~~~~~o([t:h:e farmer's pr• to bulk band- Curlew w.Rl be laVC)ked in tbe ROclne .bOglnPII ot 8 p. Jake clout, Will o,P_Ond three weeks ev~inl, aceordina to in Meigs Gt;netai Hospital, and. an announcement m•de' today by nine to 10. mor~ at home. He will Racine Mayor Howard t;rank· Juniors: Janet Ables, Dorothy have ·a tutor to .iilaintlin bii Khool _M&:ror Frank said ~Y .that Arnold, James B•ker, Eddie ~­ work. tllere has been rt'latlvely little. GaUl Racine Girls Averages Better Actording To Honor Roll List , 71 Seruo~ High Announeed By for tJuoee ' th:iiil telephone leh-ieta be restOred . ~ for 80 daya. while negotiations eoatinue :Fletcher, boowever, atipulated. two oonditioDt. He pid th-at super. vi!ion mtl!!lt be Jimlted and •'thOSe 50 Meuri!-\.AJ • _I'_ MiJk prodBeers Leam O£ Bulk Handling th•t: 1<hool o!liclol4 lllid • "Younc Gaul wai one of the fiat- THE DRAMATICALLY DIFFERENT the HAlloween .te.HOn The National Director, J. Curtis Fletcher, of tbe union not ;uot idlo talk. . . made the statement afl,er a proposal by Gov. Frank J. LauaclMi Olarenre Boylea, 44, falher of , the youth also cafled into appe01r before t.be Mayor for permitting his son to be out beyoad the eurfew time limit wu fined $5 and costs Middl~(>ort official• said today that "this (I one tlnle that our younger folk and their pareatJ are to find oUt that tU eurfew oat jUJt samethin1 to be aL If n~ ~ wPI be .at.ore ~re ,n . ~~ not~~=~~~ ;l mn . PORTSMOUTH, 0. (UP)-The Communicatio111 Workero Thursday mcbt, the fint nolafur of the eurr~ blw, Cb..rles Boyl-e~. 18, ot Olinr Sl, MiddlePort, ~as fine~ Sl and eort! - of $8;10 1ft an appeannce . before M1ddleport Mayor C. O. FLaher. entire c:ounty. · said Mayor How ard Fr1nk of ~cine ~y. Mayor Frank""s stamtlelJt c:a'me Which it W91 definitely deeided the fortheomin; bOnd issue, with-as an aftermath of the .meeting o.f the Raelne Fire Aasoeiatioa meetIng held Wednesday evening in which t was defnitety deelde t.bat individo•l members of the asBocia. tion would vote a1 f.W' ple11ed on the fortbeom'ng .,.._'Usue, with· out the associadOD ;c.- l~f taking any definite s$8-nd the matter. "To the blat the maJority of Jtitt~ unng . w· egotiatiOns It lqe durmc ~...... ~I]IW~:O·"l~~· :::•• 1':" .!~:: rt ' epo '/ • · a~l~al or the fittJJtP., and "I feel and so ~o otb•r members '•~ Enmneer Joe Bridford ot the Raclbe P1re : DQartment, 61 ~· that the propoaed Veteraas Mem, ·d ~trw~ e bu promised to comboe at orla.l Hos••tat for Meigs Couaty 1• ODell;''!! ,ntire ob e~d COm• . ~ · b ' . · pfefed.Jft 'two days it is believed. treatly needed ud if tt ecomes . liOBlt . • a. realb1 wm .save money for the ~··•arlat• • Jetr •lidiAJ IIJ1dr. ftfttJtd tH baN ....,. In 70p. Law leall...t 41 t. ~lddieport offkiah m_acte 11 of Ameriea said today it would allow its members to work qu 1!e clear today that tbe~r iDv~ emergency telephone service during negotiations with the cation ot. a eurfew law- in that vU- Ohio Conaolidated Telepbone Co. Needed Jn . UJIIfity. Says Raeine . Mayor . ,wJMil'.tbat wiU be," be added. 'One fM loot oectlon,ol mo.in ol· .fO .-Net to ~ Wd, but' llcC()fdlnc t Atklwortl•s1Wflrt9a rOW' • •h~;hc• . ,, ud uona• IUKhm,lavad£7, ucilit)' roo. ........ __ J La' IUnion Allows MemLers ToWork d C Un er unew w D • N . • h F" New Hrumatai (s fZUI TO $35.00 -~ SINGLE COPY~ or $18.150 TO f!U& ,.,.., ~ .,..,..,. w._.. ..,.....,. """ Pomeroy-!dlddlflliort, 'Oidp, ~y, Ol:tober 19, 11158 . ter l!l~nts of Syntusq The Dally Senllllel )earned tod~y. · '• Jolt> GU!nore, one of three trustees of the Board of Public · Afi!!IPI!Wd these fittings have been orderh\ for three weeks, u'~J }1.\ight be here tomoqcw, or neit week, even lat..... ti:~ illd. ''The water'" wut be · .• -.-.: 4urel eo when the system ta c4pm~. aDd J et.noot say eu~tl7 .. · "---r aAA CAaJIIITI - WIATHU ; Ohi.: , ... ...,, • little ....... M. · ,-LM'itf·an 8" T and thre~ ol!ler speeial fittlncs for the me. let· ~ Is aU that is holding up delivery <If dty-owned wa- DOUIU DOOI IMIIOll flttaW ' • .SytaeiJse \Vat~ Systelft 'Plans .· D~ayed By Special Fittings . COLA~ Nothing To Buy-No Obligation Come In-Fill Out Visitors Cord . e·D ttne .. ' ·' de-partment bond isaue,.,bas 1957 CHEVROLET . • • ,~H~o~n,.~II~!B~sar~ mothe, Mn. Fan· ~hter, Mr1., ~~H~e~rm~an~a~n;d~e~n~d!~~.C~h:e:r Hood nle ,CS(t.U.Ro~. ~ . · Jacob$ Ebersbac.h, ·102 Peaeoet Miu Nettie Koehler tPeDt suAve., 11 ~provJaa llowly ln Hol· day in c.Jlipo1il, witb her af.tl.et zer Ho&pllal. u and brother in r.., Mr. and lin. ~r. and Mn JaJilfis Dawson were c~ · w " •- I •t r" Carrie eever. Grueser , retumed 5ueaw o ,. s f!10ther, Mn WJllliua Dawton &nd hie au.nt, '¥rl Edward to her home, Minenvllle, SUDday Koehle, 1be past wee.tend. ai,:ht alter a weeb vbit with r• lla. Walter Ketter and c:hildreil, la.tlvet tn Zaneaville. , Sberrie and Carrie of Moreantown, Mr. aDd Mrs. Fred ¥eabet, sob W. Va. wer.e weekend &uests ot P.Ucbaet a ft d , grandson, ,.,ddle her mother Mrs. Bertha Alll&. Owens of Grundy, Va. wne week~ Middleport Literary Club Meeting Held . -. " Ludlle Bearba Hawtlu; Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor s. Scllaal, Middleport l!ocloly Editor-Phone 8078 Heath Methodist Class 12 Circle Pledges World CommunitY, DayAid ' llobert Lehew recurned to lilt llrl. Roland NeutzliDJ and lln. tmplOJment in CoJ.umbtd. Wedallo W. .ft. SbuLeea left for NI'W York day mornlnq after 1 vialt witlt CJty Sunda)' morniDr. bia mother, Kn. Theodore Ltllew. Shuler.. POMEROY SOCIETY A builder of energy. Stimultltif tht tppetite. and s1.1pplit1 lrcm to' htlp preYinl lirednesL fa~ fly IUinlilotod; will not dillurb regultr dis;itsllol\. ~ ~ I~ in Marloo for ~ extended .. t ••o1r b vilit wltb 111 e :r 1011 Jk.•-. 11,,, coved lnt wee.. o omt, Ct.-~ W'llt Mala st . ...-lJU.ne O'Doaaaq l!ld ton WU. huy L Peopl• ramaia• W at 'Uam ltttnded u.e CuDfltll ot ·Jin hls bom1 • UDloa Avt. • HyaeU ·,cindy, kaLby ..d Jimm)' Condo, Dooald •nd J>ovid Smith, Geor.a:e, Mary, an Donu Fraracil, •Becky Houdubelt, Mn. GeDe Conde, Kn. Ray Woodre~d. Kn. L. W. Frall(is, Mra. Graham P. SmJlb Mra. ~urene Houduhelt. Mrt. Robut Hyk]l 11 nd Linda and Marlene • "· The Daily Sentinel to Bobby and Sharon :::~=========.! refreahment rled out in deeontion.a and ~' the lable with a h~~te4 · i" I ' I , l I~ 1I ' lin. Ga1'daer WlJ her meetlap I l .\ - - ,. ~ •ada.., . ~iff-~· f.\ IIBik fY'j\ vice Is est)eclally tor c~ 1 , young people. The Rey Verna-C._,. .~ · Shaler, putor, will be ID c.._.,, .. ' , :.~ When Mrs. Gardner was eonvert.- ' , •1 ed, she was tbe w_ife of a linotype operater, livinC ln a small IIi• j' sourl town. 'l'htre w~s lltUe about . ;· her background or ltfe to Jadleate ' "-·:· that abe would beeome one of 1M .;, ; most effective woman workers in EwneeUcal Cbristi•n ~irtlea. ·1 Without much formal prepara. ' tion, Mrs. Gardner began CJuisUan wort in ber borne town Stral.g)lt;. lorward talks coupled ~tb mueb0' I personal broucbt ber into prominll!nce. She is booted two to three years in advance now and travels coast-to-coast. (·r work. ;~t •uLL•nN SchMI ,....... ..,ch, Mloh ...w ..., r . r ' i '' .' - ~- ... '"""hi with Got· flo wiH ......... on .... K,_ - Cmt: flekl lnaieetl of t h • Rio Graincle flel• •• pf!tWlously ennqu,.. . . MEIGS GINEIIAL HOSPITAL Admissiona Gary Duff, Dexter Ohio, Mn: Martba Burna Middleport, Ohio. Discharged . Ml'8. JuUa Title Pomeroy 0. 1 . I .t Since she was con11erted Mrs. Gardllfl' has made an average of 5,000 home visits annually. She 1ays 11he never h•! been deate4 the privilege of praying in a home. Heh stfrrtng meuages ue bued entlrdr on pcrHDid ezperienc:es. H.-11 -11, - t·. .l ' ..a Su.oOay scbool revival." The fint half hour of i ~ .i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 18, 1956 neigler