https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1d7b33c99afff37dff2f86c4bcf29dbb.pdf 677ed6d06c4c8579727cb031dd714bdd PDF Text Text / • 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 . �.. '' -- .... ·- ·-· . -·· . ' · · ~ ·· •"''r ....- ,-·-·. . ....... " . Ill· • - --....: -· -r .~ · • • a., }fEW IN FARMING C, L '* lak..... Howard Nolan. C.Umy Afrl, Aoont FPA. ltudtnlt and tarmen -It· tendlnl tht rtcent Vocational Agrl Wlt."'-'al Extenaton Corn Field Day Pllld at farm· of Dwaine Sayre and bla father, Thomas P . Sayre, revea~ '"many 1ntereatlng results. . ,; ' Fro~ the atandpolnt of new r\ prachee1 the field of CM corn with l"'WJ 1pace_d alx feet apart • 'WQ In outnandmg e.xample of . ~ N~dln.a: aU'td!a and ladmo . clover .,.~~n tbe corn rows. Contrary tq what one migbt expect the yield for the one-hundredth acre plot harvested "t~roduccd at the 'ate: ql 113 bu&hela Per aece-. Thia WN computed on the bua of 1M" m.oitture. • DIVOTID TO IIITI. .m 0, MIIGS--._AN UIA Flii>AY 8:00 Slta On. • I . . Y.aLDLGliiNI IDiTOII Zlt.tered u Nroad r.lau Po10<n1 Olllo. •allllll Utw at tM pool olllce II -. '. PubUJbed ..wy after~~ooa ezeept Sunda, by The ObiD vane, haliDei, Joe., at UD llw!baaie 'St., Pomeroy, o. BusiD.ea offJc. C.Aoae 388, edit Drial Oftlee pb.or.t 187. - DEMO WOMIN TO MElT The Women'a Democratic Club of Meigs County well meet at the second ward howl, Pomeroy, on Moo.~. P~t: 22. a"t 7:30 p. m. Refreslunents wJll be served. - .-- - ·~ ··- · SUDHriptioD ll&a: Delivery bl earner wbfft l•f.lllabla 30 ea~ 1 fet weell:: one J&at ~ advuac• 11 Tbe IJiUy '-ttnel oCflce. $11UIU: d ,moatJu. $7.&J; tlree Jnoathl, $3.10, By m,tor 11.1ute wun PtUahle; one m~;atb, Jl. By mall oae ,.ear 18· au: moat!M J4..ZD a u 'lltOGflu. ._16; oae mOiltG. S.l. ' ' ' The BOy S«;outs Fund Drive l - Next ':"eek is the time people dedicated to the Boy Scouts of America movement come to doors for money to keep their troo)ll; active, and growing. Details of lhe campaign, the folks helping with it its goals in cash and its goals in the lives of our youngsters have been o~tlined in other columns of this newspaper. lts r'esults duly Wdl he reported, too. . While the average homemaker-with a family to clotl!e feed, and enlertain-o!ten grows weary of the many upon him for rinanclal help, one thing should he remember· ed. This is that if Americans did not suppo1·t such movements as the Red Cross, The Boy Scouts, the many scientific lnveoli· gaUons into eures for dread diseases, and many others, ttle federal government would do it from public coffers, that b~. ' It thus behoove sproperty riwners, and others who are financially able, to contribute to these causes in a reasonable measure with their ability. Otherwise, surely, eventually the government will he call· ed to lake over sponsorship of them. Then t110 lax bite, whi~h hits those moot able to pay in proportion to t!lat ability, would become progressively larger. 10:30 Uutle Johnr7 Coou 11 :011 !;ow~ l'heatre Do. 12:011 Down on the Farm 1'1!<\ 12 :30 3:00 Wester.n TMatre ••• • 5:00 Sky Ktng "1 ._ .! !if . 0:311 Hoy doge.., 8:00 ildw- ' Newt ...Hari.Un£ and weight recorda on all of the plota were earritd out by ~e\, Racine ,FFA boys under .thtf· •upinitdon vf ID.Struetors, 8: !5 iteoreboard fl:::ro ~eople Are Funar ' Ce.uar'R Hour 9:00 • George Gobel - ·-...... '' ?:00 PeJTy Como Shft 1:00 , , 9:30, Your Hit "Paraalt Farm Equipment .0:00 Salunloy Nitlbt 1110- , ALSO 10:30 Ellery Queen USED FARM 11>10 New• EQUIPMENT • Sporli ' AilE THE WE 11:10 Owl The!ltre 1:30 Si1n Olf DEALERS FOR DE LAVAL OliVER FERGUSON SATURIIAY 8:30 Sf&D Oa 10:10 'J'oales of 21. Reverberate 2. NClt wol'klnt" IJ. Conatel ~ I. Killed lotion 4. Afnrm•• 1 Uve vote (var.) 15. Sedate e. Bulk T. c.tved lint •. 81ftbJt' . dti\IICN I t. Kind of eotree 11. HJbernlana U. )lotoriatt' eone..~ u ... -.., 1t.a-hle'lltl 23. Pit 1:30 Ton'·• domtilt7·C-"1!11j 2:011 Foot!Jall lloondup '=110 Jr.' T....,.M..u!UI ',, · 5:00 Ray MIDand Show 21. VeM: a&. Contalu 27. Fr.mch ~lty 19. bull· :so. Leu-toll ·~2. ~rtllled aft. prt,ee of ·P....Itt U. <Jo~y , i'I. &IJctlr• ~ •·'· ... U.PoJiq. ~ C•tanc) ~~·· · <:., <:li-l-o1111a . l•bbr.) . Your Election Laws ··-· - .An interesting story which potnts out there, is little· pl'oflt in "average" cows was released from Ohio State University The s t 0 r y . . . goes on to .. ..,. ,tj!er••• not much profit Ini\N.A.· ~~)' buSiness these ·~=-::=::=::=""'""'""'==~=~d~:a'!y~'..'':""~!be Farmer who milks -5:30 TV Ol:aa.sl'Qom ,Pom'eroy Half a ton m~re tractorto work faster-: la•t longer 6:00 You are 'I1lellt 8:30 .BuccapeeTs 1:00 ~-" Phone 419 Jack-ie Gleason 8:00 Gale sto •m Show 10:00. Golden Tlieat!'~ 10:30 " Tbe Late Show __ __......, 12:41) Tbe Late Late Show ...~, .:__.:__ 7et~~~" AtnpiiR1r lncnran• Pt~ll·powtr up ta ~" - IATURIIAY ....... t~e11o, 2:59 Sign C•l!. ' 3:011 Farmers with low net incomes may bent'!it from new ame-ndmenu to the Social Setu.rity Att. If their grOl!J earnings a,r e between $600 and $1,800 they now can pay self-employment tax on -~ of their grosa earnlnp 1mtead of 1>. Lyle H. Barnes, Ohiv State Un· lversity extension ~onomist, aays tbis means that if a farm~r·• gron income from agricultrual self-employment is not more tha:O $1,800 orJess than $800 be may count bis net earnings as Qither {1) hU •et· ual net earninJs i't th~y were $400 or more (2) -two thirds" of bill eron cash farm income. "average cows." Sucb cows will hardly mvre than pay for their keep, RoSs Mllner, Ohio State University extenslou economiJit, . makes these observations after E.tudying recorda of 60 better-than-average Ob.io dairy !armers. Tbese farmer.s hild an avera&e Income last yea.:r of about $3,400. Tbey kept around 24 cows which produced 9,380 lbs of milk tt~stlng 3.~ percent buttertaL (The average Ohio cow la.aj year produced 6,800 poun4s o milk.) The farmers received about $3.77 a hundredweight at the market for their milk. If these 60 farmers bad milked "average cows," Misner says, their farm incor¥ would have bee n only $1,234, based on the $3.77 price. Farm Income Js the amount of money £a1·m fam1Hcs have to lint textured l.wi wttb amall a.rnou,ptl ol. 'fat •enerally distributed falrb' well tbroutbout the cut .llld a mlaJmum of aurface fat or btmelaed fat depotib. The econ.o. for a U, s . grac~ stamp or a reco&ni2ed brand o.une oD tbe meaL U. S. grade marts will aiwJt ha"e the lPtters "U. S." aDd ODe my ot theae eutl 11 empbalized by of lhe following warda to indicate the raet tbat tbe propgrtion of the grade; Prime. Choice. Good, Standard or CommeuJaL Any othlean. to fat "l.s hiJb. er terms, sneb ae "baby beef," Tbe .tthopper ean. judse tbf qual- "thrifty," or "e-conomy" are .trlatity of lbl! IDHt by ltbe appearancl! ly brand or ~de names. They or tbl! bones. Younger lfnimals may be meaninif'ui, but ooe must tend to bave red, poroUI bones. In know tbe policy .ot the eompaQ addition to tbeae lndi~loas pf that puta: such names on tbe meatl quality. the shopper •bould leak tG understand what they meao. .......... ...... .,. .. w.iue ........ --F.-rat-olllloltCIJ Ut .ut1 aeir QaiUia, Ga., _. lfld•'bet Indoor Gardens Now P8ssible type of servlee In Spare Rooms yean. Tbls· CoBA Technicians Hold Two Day Conference This Week In Columbus lame for ~be and quanty of .bulls tbat the:r have maintained over reeent You ca~ estabillb an indoor !l':~-. 1 conference is just one more reason den with nuorescent llgbta in the for this type of service. baseml!'llt or 1pare room of you·· This year's conference waa at- horne. A new Aerieultunl Extent~nded by !47 tetbniclans and aion Service bulletin tells you how. wives in addition to other em· clans end tb~;tr wives, Work.inj: In plvyef3., of the -orgeniution. OurAmount Of light needed v•ries the area served by the CenU.l lng tti'e "8anquet held the evening for different kind& of pbnta, tbe Ohio. Breeding Assoeiltlon, n,eee· of October J6, aeven COBA tecb· bulletin points out. African violell fol.kl look forward eaeh ~. to nicianl were made memberl of the do best wlth &M> foot..ca.ndles this conlerellce for tbe latest Info~ lO,OOO cow Club. TIWI award waa while glox.inla,; and orchilil need mation pertaining to the artlf~d~l originated ln lDM and this makes about twice this amvunt. Various insemination of dairy an4 . f>eef a total of 49 technicians that garden annual• grow best wltb about 1,200 fl'lot-eJndles when Central Ohi.o have been sv honored. the"J a.re smaU. .sociahon hat achteved natwnal . This hooor 1s bestowed eaeh For an indoor earden you muat year on a tecbnleian who during provide proper temperature and ihe period of working for 'the at· moiature co-nditioD.!J as weU u sodatlon bas bred a totAl of 10,light. Host house pJ•nts need a 000 cows. temperature of 85 to 70 de&reeto Fahrenheit ,in additJvn to nter and fertilizer. Mr. and f(ra. Oris Smith were in Columbus, Octobtr 18 and 17 for the annual Technieians• Conf~­ ence of the Ce"Dtral Oblo Breedlaa Aaaociation. The two-day meetin& wile heJd at Ohlo State UnlverJif.t .. This is tbe aeventb y&arly Teeh~ ~~'- 1 nlctans' Conference for the t~n- ca~~~- B"'ediD~ ~,. Feed Industry Sales At 150 Million Jn 0 hio i.. . LETART, W.VA. Growin&: problems change to gro~ing The bulletin sugg..ts you locale profits when you switch to Provico. yoUr iDdOGr a:arden where water ·{f<A numbet- of relativr - ~a~~ ·:r~ ~'ari ;clctp.· or splash "'l'hout injW')' at tbe hnme of Mr. and Mrs. staD.- to surroundings. A sbaUow, waterley Adkins of New Haven sunday_ tigb pan, witb a larer of fine gra. to celebrate Mr. Adkin's birthday. vet or CCJIIIl'Se sand wU1 IE!I'Ve as Ill suitable base upon which to place Those present were Mr. and Mrs pota. It" also provides a surface Lester Adkins, Emery Fry, Mrs. from wbicb water can evaporate Fry, Mrs. Nora Adkins, Mrs Allie to maintain a favonble relat~ve Hoffman o f Plain Valley, M1ss bumidity. 'J\u'ila and Mr. Ernie Pickard, Mr. The bulletin, entitled "Growing and 'Mrs. Curtis Rickard of Oak Uouse Pl ant• Under FJuore!cenl Grove. Here's wislhng Mr. Adkins Liglit." i:> avai lable in county ex;, A buSiness that sells Ohio farml ers 150 mHlion dollars worth of goods a year wrll send ri!presentatlves to the Ohio State Onivenlty campus November 2 for the annual Ohio Animal Nutrition Conference Purchase of feedstuffs for livestock and poultry takes nearly 30 percetit of the more than $5'0 mil1 lion spend aitnually by Ohio farmlive on. • l'hose fanners who made tbe crs fOr Items and 'iirvices u~ed most money among the 60, Milner ror produclion . according to Marpoints out, kept cows whlch pro. arct McDonald, extension specialist , II duced ltbout 10,516 pounds of milk in agricultrual economics. 'fhek Income DVeragcd $7,300. Ann~ally the university depart· They handled nu more cows th•n menu 0 I animal •oieiiCe, dairy the othet·s, but tb.ev also had •bet- ~K:icnce and poultry sc~nee bring ter crop yields, were more efft. feed manufactures and feed dealcient In pr-oduction, and followed ers to tbe Ohio State University eampus for a refresher short c:ourbetter management practices, · se on new research findings in an- · imal nutritlqn. Faculty members of the College of Agriculture, OSU, and resea.reb · scientist from the Ohio Airieultural Experiment St~Jtion at W006t~r report to the teed industry tbe:r findings. This year Dr . G. F. Combs of the Universltv of Macyland; Dr. M L Scott of Cornell University, Dr. L.. Hansen of tbe Unlvel)lity of lflnnesota Dr. R. W. Leuckh of ~"iehigan State Univenity and or. R E Hodgson of the U. S. Department of Agriculture are on the conference faculty in addition to · Ohio men. Seasions will be held in t h theater of tbe Ohio Historical seum on the Ohio State ttydr•uli~ Hydra-Touch PfO"IIfis "Jive", daublt.c~ding tantral of front and r•ar «~uipl!ltnf instantly. gl.,.. rou 10 forward ·4:00 Film !<Unnles , HEY .8;00 Sagebrush &: Sadd£.._.. 8:00 News liMit""""' , _ , , ••..ow con bt atart•d .or 11opp1d whtthtllrador I• III0¥11111 ot .11aHI"8 dill. " ,I. , . 6:30 Film Feature F.111ou1 IH fast-Hitch mak" the 300 U1ility read, far onothr job in llto~~cll. Neighbor! ITS lliERNATIONAL8 300 Utility Tractor 1:011 Lawr,..e Wellt 9:00 Masquerade ·Part,- ... ........,.....,,.. ., ':30 Mark Saber 10:00 Tri St•te Theatre :00 Sign Off ·····---·_.J . Hr. on4 aJFI'ON . ~ • ·lfra. I,loJd Bo!mM af A.atuma brtap Jort ol a oDCe- Pomero, Yldr.ed Mr. qd ilrt. i.ft ' a-yur opportuDlty 1o food abop. Hoffman Friday twaiq. per. look..lat for· bftpiu Ia beef. Jlra. ~ Klq ODd l!blldno of 1'be rearm it atmplr that at thta Letart, vtalted lfra. ~ Coli ODd time of the yeu a lara:e numbeT of children Saturdar .n.rnooa. l.eODI WamJlO)' aA4 Floyd.Roath bed' aalmall are marlletl!d directly from tbe puturl!e and rancea atudent. at MarahaU Cclllete HuateDd at of the weatem statu. While they lnJton spent tbe Wftla: ate not 11 tat aa cattle, that .are home with their parenb:. put into ftedlot.a and finilhed out Fraol: Porter of Hunttnaton wu they ttlll calling on Mr. and Krt. Olear Heafor market oa grain, produce a higb quality, nourilhing ry SuDday afternooa.. and fiavorfu} meat. Becau.e of tbe Mr. and Mra. Delbert Beetar of lower r.o1t of produclnJ tbi. kind M.iddlepot apent SUnday aftti'DOOD of beef and the act tbat lara:e DUJn.. with Mr. and Kn. E. 0. He1tt7. ben of aurb aniiMh tome tv mar. Mrs. Clara Willlam.s and PhJilla ket at thia time, retall pMc-. tend vi•ited Mr. and lin. Reese WU.. to be aornewbat lo1nr on arus llam~;, Pvmt'roy, HOD4ay eYealn(. led heel. Mr. and lfrt. DaUat Glbba of .Exlena:lon JP(!Cialllb in Marll:et- Broad Run was calUa1 on Ill. and .lng lufiJJ'IDativn for Conaumert at Mrs. Ned Heney recently. the Obio State Univer1lty, Cohun· M". Ned HeDt)', Kri. IUilO bus. rec:omu:.eDd mailt bat meth- Burns and d•urhter, Cberyl., the ocla of cookln1 IIIIa ktncl of heel Row h listeu and lin. Earl Clark beeauae aormaUy it bu • fU'lD, Wt're •hopping Jn Pad:eraburJ. I. Back At The Rancb 8:1B ··I'BA let's Go ~'hopping Not 'just .a bttter Broilttflfd but a fttd . ..A ... "<:) sptcificaUy formulated Growth. " • lor !aster Broil« " - .... PROVICO MILLING ond FEED -CO. RT. 124, MINIRSYILLI D0 ''Le. y ourBecome , ueen H ea A ' 1 ;rn;;;a~ny~H~a~p~p,;y;;;;;B;""~Ih~d~ays;,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t;;en;;s~io•n..;.;o.l:•oc•c~s;;f::'or_•_•_m_•_U..;;Iee:=.;!;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;=:"=:";;;;;;;;;=:.:::;,;;:,: 8:30 Ford Star Jubilee WHTN-TV CltcmneJ 13 p.!n tlj"h\er Think Of Us FU Iton Thompson 12:30 Gene Autry CliFTON DOWN 1. Qraln. ' 12:00 Lone naapr 11:10 Wtalhoroast Mrs. Herman Cartwright aad 11:30 Ptea. .Bbx Mrs. John Rous.h, Clifton, Mrs . .11:80 , ......._.. Earl Darst and chUclren, Pt. Ple1- 12•00 . Toolliht The young boys and girls class aant called on Mr. and Mra. ~Jewell 1:00 SliJl Off of the tlir~,n M E. Sunday school ChaJ)man and family of Rutland on had a socllllln the basement of the Sunday altenoon. t!hurch Saturday night.. Pr.o ceeds Mr. ud .Mrs. Harry Fowler, Mar~rom the social went on the build- ion visited Mra. Winifred Holland. i"' fund . Janet Zirkle. Hartford, visited FRIDAY Mn. C. A. Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Ann Wllllama Tbur5day. 12:00 Film & f~•cy Ray Elliott, Columbus ,were SunMrs. Irene Kelley and cbldren. 1:30 Fellilnlne feUC!b day ·oeN of Mr .. and Mrs. Edd and Mr11 . Mabel Johnson visited In 2:00 Film PettiviJ Ntlroa, Chester, W. Va., with Mrs. lohn· o4:011 'fwo Gun ·PJ,oyho111e -Mr. and M1"1. Harrl~on Robinson son's cinug~ter, Mrs. Paul Cald- A:OO M.lcby Muuse •1¥1 family visited Mr. and Mrs . well, 8:l'O Nows ftoln~ McDermott, Ltlart ·Rt. Sun. Visiting ."fr.· and Mrs. Walter 8; Q~ . Weather Jamee Duncan who is attending Blake and family over the week S:UJ "ll;cirti bualneu lchool In Columbus spent Pnrl were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mil- 11:15 1obn Daly • the we;ek t'Dd with her parents ler, Delaware, Ohio. .. ~ lljn 'riA 1'l!J Mt:. and •Mr1. Leroy L.}'GIII and ?:GO Jl01 -Jo dii.LJIJhter, Betty, visited In Givens 7:30 Maa Behind T'-• Badre Ohio with Mr. and Mrs . Dale Ly- · 8:QO 'l'rtotureji!Unt ons and family Sua day. ·1;80 'l'bo···~ Mr. and Mrs. ' Pete f.Arwls and ..oo a., ·,\nlllo111 Show family, Rutland , spent 1 fe\V d11J visiting Mr. and. Mrs. Jtmes Ben- 10.:00 r-.tun 'Tbeatrt nett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nate ltiekard of 11:00_ •No!rJ on4 Weatber NeWark, Ohio were week · end gue-tts of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Holt- Tella~ R•~ 11:011 Bl.c Top n,;, Jt ,was 'brought out at the se.s· sion that sume corn varieties Me more susepUble lo stalk rot tbaTI others, lf fa<rmers do_JlOt wish down cvrn caused by stali rot t):Jen they should plant varieties that have stalk rot resistance bred Into lhl'm. · · Dally S...Unel, Pomer"1-Hlddleport, 0 ., Oct. lt, 119 I of America Jf a Carmer's gross income b mote than $1,800 und his net farm earnings leu than $1,200, he may uae either ( 1") his actual net earn:r'wo yield cheeks were ·made ln lnp vr (2 ) $1.200, as his .~elf-em· .,. eit'h variety and figured on a ~So/o ployment net income. moi~ture basis. Yfeld checls on Barnes notes that if a farmer'• tbe DeKalb 4!MJ were 110 and 125 rross income is more than $1,800 bushels per acre. On the DeKalb yJelds were 111 and 120 busbeb. and his net farm earaings a r e The FUnk G91 yields were J37 &nd $1,200 or more , be mnst report and 135 bushels. The U. S. 13 yields use his actual net income when fig. uring his social .security tu. were llm and 128 bushels. Moisture content ·which W<8fl tak· Other new rulings provide that en on tbe pY.evim.IIJ day were 20% landlords who rent their farms. on the DeKa!b 450, 2~% on the De- for cas h or on a crop share b&&is Kalb 603, 24 % vn tbe . Fua.t: G91 are covered b)! ~e law lf, by agree.. and 18% on the\.!. S. 13. ment with their tenants, they take One check on each plot showed an important part in mating man· the DeKalb 450 planted at tbe agemen.t decistontJ:, or in the actual rate of 2,500 phwts p.er acre1 DeKalb "603, 17,700 plants; Funk GDI production of crops or Uvestoek 13,400 plants and U. S. 13, 16,800 products produc~d on their farm~. plimts per acre. Research has in· Income received as rent by the dicated that maximum yields are · landlurds, Barnes ,paint out, is not obtained on corn if planted tbiek classified as seif..employme,n t inenough so ears will average one- come of the landlords if they do bao]f pound.lt in weight. nut ".partieipate materially" in Other intcre6Ung obseDVations making management deci.!iiOlll" or were the number of down stalks in actual productions on their in each type of corn and the weed farms. Theref.ore, it cannot be in1 control achieved oft"' aU except the cluded tn figuring income for soccheck plots where 2-4,D was not ial secunty tax purposes. WHEN YOU THINK OF FARM·EQUIPMENT 10:00 Lucky 8 Raocb Social Security New Rulings To Benefit Farmers us~d. NEW HOLLAND 8:30 alighty ·House Ten•- CROSSWORD AND 8:30 Coptatn KIIGl:I'OO u:ao cu- -- ' :,:,,Complete Liner WCttS-TV Channell , A bulletin from Ohio State University, "Look at Your Po.. lure," points out that the lady of the house, hy watching her posture lhroutiJout the day , can complete her job much les.< tired than if she deesn't watch it. It suggests: Correct working heights in the kitchen enable the home· maker "to stand tall,'' and here are t.he rules for standjng tan -"Bring your front up by pulling in your chin, move your .:dining room' upstl'i.rs bv·tightening the muscl.e1 ot the wall of the lower abdomen. Move your 'sitting room'· downstairs by rocking the pelvic hones forward and pulling your 'tail' ln." Lifting lieavv objects calls for •tanding 'lose to the object to be raised. Keen your back strail!ht. Bf'nrt your knees, and lift wilh leg muscles instead of vour hark Another good pointer is nut to try fo lift too much. In Ohio Industry. law prohibits women from frequent and repeated tilting or more than 25 ibs . We sug~est husbands tak.e.the lnltlallve in Ibis matter. If the little woman romnlalns shout her I6 to 12 ·hour shill It home, addreM a reoue~:;t to 'the Agrirulturn·l Extenslnn Ser· \'Ice, attention of JlomP F.C'onomkt; A.llP.nt. Pomerov. 0., (or ene of these bulletin•. 11 •houldn't be very difficult, then, to .nake It required reading at home. ~ -- WEHAYE.A -=----- tO J. plot harvested whltb .teemed to· b}' typical of the IJ~ 'IJU planted at the rate of .UJ.SOq .stalks per Rcr~. A.eeordine to Mr. Sayre this corn was pl.-nted wtth a. eonventlond corn planter ·with oDly one aide of the planter bollli uoed. ' Picture (jlenn M. ln the rualn field Dwaiae St,yre planted one-halt bu.ebel of FuDk hybrid eor11. ThiJ was received u hit pri.ze for l'"inning tb.e Diltriet FFA farm recocd eontett apon.. sor<'d b)' the Fnt NaUonal Bank at Racine, the Rtelne Home Bank., Farmers Bank and Sav~ Company and the Pomeroy National Bank. The DoKalb \'arietles were provided firee and U.S. 13 was purchased by the Sayres and pLahted in the nm field ~ · . lt \\'al pointed out to the A members and farmers •tt! dln& that thJs field was not set up a1 an experimental projeet, but waa; hraorve~ted for observation pgr.. porte& only. 'I"wo rlltes of fertUb:ation were used on the fi81d. ·Tile · DeKalb ~ and Funk variettee were fertilized witb 300 pottnds of 4-1816 tn tbe row and side dreued with 100 pounds of ~% aJtroeen. The U, S. variety waa fertilb.ed with 300 pounds of lCHO.lO in the row and abo bad thE• 100 pounda of .e% nitrogen used 11 a aide d~uing application. ~~e particular . 12>45 Football sport,,... Now comes advice on how the hardworking homemaker wlth stacks of ironing and sinks ful) of dishes to do three' ::::~.~~i~~e 1a;~~~~d (~~~r~s~~~~band !), and house clean, my, new U :UI Love of LJfe ll :SO Se~b for 1'0RlotTOW ·e:tr Howdy Dood7 9:30 Capt Mldnlte 0:110 Pet101.1 · 'fo PertCID Mr. and Mrs. J)d"ren Duncan. Cilvin Bumjardner was Satur- 10:00 Yo..,..,.. Ropcrner ~ day night ~e.t of Rev. aad Mrs. 10:15 10:1:1 Wealltmnl!l Richord, WriJht. Martha ·Lou. Henry who ls tm· 10:30 Highway 40 ployed in QQlumbu~ visited her J·ltJ:41! ·Fnonk Leahy Sllow P~nts Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henry over the weak end. MUs Henry re. 11,00turned to Columbus, Sunday with 11:05 •Late lhow Kenneth Ralph, Cheshire, .who ia 1lso employed In ColumbuS. in& care. You are merely that bum Darty Smith or Kn.:&xville, Tenn., in Room 117 who is making a spent the week end with his bloody nulsante of ·himself by beMr. and Mrs. 1'. o. ~::~~~I •ing tbere. And ll you bave the teo parenh, Plll)AY Helen Roush, Minersville,' merity to need 'a bedpan or ·a Mr. and Mrs. Detner Roush lind 8:58 ..... 0. glus of water, and ring for it, famUy Saturday, ?:00 Toe~~)> who the hell do you think .fOU are, Mr and Mrs. Lou Hoffman 9:011 Colfee T1mo Aly Khan? and gueats, Mr. antll Mra. Nate 10:00 HOmo B.dore they trundle you into an Rickard, Mr.• an.d Mrs. Lloyd Hoff- 11:00 1'11: 1'1< Doagh f)JieratlnJ .room, you )J&IVe to ai,cQ a man, Pomeruy motored td jlartlett. e.:IO It Collld Be You state.ment ,absohdrnc the bo.fPital Ohio. Sunday to viait Mr. and Mrs. 12:00 c._.. qe. ·t. s.bool and its managttment Of legal re- Rusaell Wolfe and family. sponslibHity. The Arrowsmlths can & ·ll!o Mrs. Pamela Edwards who has lrao goof, like t~ee and me, and ao can bC"en ill is imPrtrV!ng slowly. Vis- 2:011 'l'heMro hospit•J perr5onnel. Iting her Sunday were Sterl Ed- 3:00 Qu."n For • Da, It was just the other day that a wards. Columbus. Mr. and Mra. 3:45 Mdelil ·Romances girl in New York, hit by a car Lou Edwarrts, Mason, Mrs. Verna 4:00 Comedy .Time was diSC!haread as unhurt by ()D~ Li~vine. Pt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. 4:30. lly UW. IWII• bospltal :md found to have a frac- AJ1,.n I.ewis .and son Earl, Letart. B:OO AUDt Dru tured pelvis, concussion of the 8:00 New•' Pict.UJ'II Robert Greer Jr.. of Pt. Pleasant .,rain, aad auorted internal .scram- spent the week end wlth Mr. and 8:18 &porta E,. blines bY another: Mrs. Elmer VanMeter. 8:21' Lei: Pllu1 You would not. t~1ate' the gen- . •P atty Bennett visited Mr. ~d 8:30 Cftor'Time ·" eral rudeness., domination llftd fria:lltful ovcrchargea (unle11 you Mrs. Daniel Swisher at Cheahlre, · o:t:s NeWs ca... ha.,e .a Blue Cross IC!htme or aome Sunday. T. 0. Young visited Jallles 7}()0 Dr. Hudson thina: cymparable) from any hotel at oCOfQP.Uable fees. You would not Young at Meigs General Hospital Whistler ' .'1;30 be subjetted tn the rigamarolc of Sunday. M-r.and: Mrs . Alva Tulliver 11nd entraoce form~~olltle~, or tbe brutal 8:011 Big Stoey ~eh to your financial solven- family, Glenwood, visited Mrs. Tul cy, even if you barppen to be hav. liver's mother, Mrs. Frances Blake 1•00 Cavoleodo of Sporli iDii I btby or are in iminent dan- Sunday. gt.r of d,ylnr. Mr. ' and Mrs. Dale E. Vance or 9:45 Red Barbe~• Corner l thlnt it's tim,. we retrieved Columbus are visiting Mr. and Mrs 10:10 -~· of Rllll1 the healing houses from the 18th Ray Picken.. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fox an{ CJbtury, Jnd of this more anon . 'Woitor.WinCboll Sblw · (~pyrlJht, 1938, by United Fea- ackeJ Rouse were visltine Mr. :::~+·····• Mrs. June Castle and family· tllrt S)lndieate, Ine.) N.... lipolls, Sunday. All For Good ·P~ture - 10,30 Strlk• It Rlcb 11:011 Vallaa\ Lact,o Mr. and Mrs. loaepb Kelly (ltuth Tbornton) 01 FluaiUq, L. 1., N. Y. 8:30 Hr .l'r.iend JI'H~a are announcinli tbe bJrih Of a IJx oound au4 nine ·ounee daughter, 7; 00 We't ¥oJn_t Raa~mary on Tuead.ay, Oet. 16, at ?i30 ·~ofthe Horaee Hafding.tfo,Pital . Grandparent& Ire J&. and 'Mrs. 1:011 Q:ualder J. ·M. Tboroton, ,Oln.erey and Mr. ' 8:10 HllhWil)' "PI~! and 11\'11. J,.U Kelly, Quoens, Long Island, N, Y. ·9:00 The L!Je Up · rs. 3 ~:Oil ' ' '" ,.,. Guldbw Lflbl AUXILIA.V MIITING I<ILD 12:011 ·liiWan~ Show The Auxlli._..y of the Brother- 12: . . ...,. -~ W')t'.d TurD~ hood of Locomotive Eniineers t :00 OUr Hiss Broob Thursday afterrtoon ·at tile home or ~t30 Hr~ Mrs. Wi~Uam Garber when plans 2:011 ~ · f;h.~~t 1m;;;;•;J:fe tor their. .annual 2:30 '!lob party· whieh Will be at 3!0!1 ~.. DqShow the home of tbe Dtetlden, .) (rs. l:t5 !loc31 ' "'""" GcDrge H~kett Sr. Mra. Hackett -t:30 ...... , •Nl.cbt presi4ed at the meeting and Mrs. 4·00 JCattn Kiteh~n ·Garber served a dea:sert course to 4:30 The \Earlv Show nine mem~n. 8: to 11.1 ~~ aod Manr Ford • BliTM .""'NOUNC!I!D cau; a 0:01) Gvry ~OOI'e Sl:30 Artbur Godfrey ~ Nat.lo.lll adu!l"tlli.al NPhll«<taUte, llotUDeUl-Kim.IMJ.l, !ac., ID ~ .AJe., New Yort City, 18, li. Y. •:M Sip On 8:00 •C.pthln Kanprbo Wtllhl and FENCE JIXING TIME ' Red Brcind - thit ...-llb.W ,.,_ •' '' '~ c••• ••n••" . t. u.' ,FENCING & BARB WIRE Middleport Feed MiU Meigs Equipment CO. INC. !:', Cor. Butternut jk 2ncl Pomeroy , WASH DAY SLAVE For The Cleaner. Safer&.Easiest Washday ···Automatically ITS THE UNICO 11\ASTER DRUXE ',WONDER WASH TWINS. ... ' ....... ·"""' PHONE lsO Master Deluxe Wonder WASHER $249 " • Moltc:r D.ilt~xo Wonder DRYER . . $179 fr\JTHER WONDER W~H PAIR Ev ~:-: ..J.in ; . 1u've evr'" wanted in a washer and dryer. Economy nnd quality are combined with g1eaming good looks. II ' I' • UNICO lllllUXI UNI~ DiLUX& WONDER WASH I I WONDER IIRY I I ---·· SUGAR RUM FLOUR MIL·t. .-, rts . . -~ Fit6 pafilctly in!* • feedills proBlam with your sapply of hoine-BlOWD grains. Makes a dependable, economical rstion-balanced •ith ....,.tial prOteins, vitamlna and minerals. • I f ·ll!idilleport ZND Ave. Red Rose 32% Dairy Supplemelll · 0 In the Unlco MSBier DeiUlle Wul!er you get four.way wash· action, washing cycle autom.atically starts onl~ when correct water - clothes weight JB reached. ExclusiVe Flo· malic Fluid Balance ancl fluid drlve features compensate for off balanced loads .. .. exclusive sediment trap. . DRYER · . Identical in size and trim, easy access controls, puSh but.oo selection of temperature. Gas or Electric. Come in and see the amazing wasb twins. We Carry A Complete Une • .,. ..... , . ~ 011 Q t POJIIEB!W,' Omo Fleming ·.Hatcheries MEIGS PHON£98 CO-OP POMnoY, OHIO JACK ~ABSEY, Mgr. . ., ... �.. '' -- .... ·- ·-· . -·· . ' · · ~ ·· •"''r ....- ,-·-·. . ....... " . Ill· • - --....: -· -r .~ · • • a., }fEW IN FARMING C, L '* lak..... Howard Nolan. C.Umy Afrl, Aoont FPA. ltudtnlt and tarmen -It· tendlnl tht rtcent Vocational Agrl Wlt."'-'al Extenaton Corn Field Day Pllld at farm· of Dwaine Sayre and bla father, Thomas P . Sayre, revea~ '"many 1ntereatlng results. . ,; ' Fro~ the atandpolnt of new r\ prachee1 the field of CM corn with l"'WJ 1pace_d alx feet apart • 'WQ In outnandmg e.xample of . ~ N~dln.a: aU'td!a and ladmo . clover .,.~~n tbe corn rows. Contrary tq what one migbt expect the yield for the one-hundredth acre plot harvested "t~roduccd at the 'ate: ql 113 bu&hela Per aece-. Thia WN computed on the bua of 1M" m.oitture. • DIVOTID TO IIITI. .m 0, MIIGS--._AN UIA Flii>AY 8:00 Slta On. • I . . Y.aLDLGliiNI IDiTOII Zlt.tered u Nroad r.lau Po10<n1 Olllo. •allllll Utw at tM pool olllce II -. '. PubUJbed ..wy after~~ooa ezeept Sunda, by The ObiD vane, haliDei, Joe., at UD llw!baaie 'St., Pomeroy, o. BusiD.ea offJc. C.Aoae 388, edit Drial Oftlee pb.or.t 187. - DEMO WOMIN TO MElT The Women'a Democratic Club of Meigs County well meet at the second ward howl, Pomeroy, on Moo.~. P~t: 22. a"t 7:30 p. m. Refreslunents wJll be served. - .-- - ·~ ··- · SUDHriptioD ll&a: Delivery bl earner wbfft l•f.lllabla 30 ea~ 1 fet weell:: one J&at ~ advuac• 11 Tbe IJiUy '-ttnel oCflce. $11UIU: d ,moatJu. $7.&J; tlree Jnoathl, $3.10, By m,tor 11.1ute wun PtUahle; one m~;atb, Jl. By mall oae ,.ear 18· au: moat!M J4..ZD a u 'lltOGflu. ._16; oae mOiltG. S.l. ' ' ' The BOy S«;outs Fund Drive l - Next ':"eek is the time people dedicated to the Boy Scouts of America movement come to doors for money to keep their troo)ll; active, and growing. Details of lhe campaign, the folks helping with it its goals in cash and its goals in the lives of our youngsters have been o~tlined in other columns of this newspaper. lts r'esults duly Wdl he reported, too. . While the average homemaker-with a family to clotl!e feed, and enlertain-o!ten grows weary of the many upon him for rinanclal help, one thing should he remember· ed. This is that if Americans did not suppo1·t such movements as the Red Cross, The Boy Scouts, the many scientific lnveoli· gaUons into eures for dread diseases, and many others, ttle federal government would do it from public coffers, that b~. ' It thus behoove sproperty riwners, and others who are financially able, to contribute to these causes in a reasonable measure with their ability. Otherwise, surely, eventually the government will he call· ed to lake over sponsorship of them. Then t110 lax bite, whi~h hits those moot able to pay in proportion to t!lat ability, would become progressively larger. 10:30 Uutle Johnr7 Coou 11 :011 !;ow~ l'heatre Do. 12:011 Down on the Farm 1'1!<\ 12 :30 3:00 Wester.n TMatre ••• • 5:00 Sky Ktng "1 ._ .! !if . 0:311 Hoy doge.., 8:00 ildw- ' Newt ...Hari.Un£ and weight recorda on all of the plota were earritd out by ~e\, Racine ,FFA boys under .thtf· •upinitdon vf ID.Struetors, 8: !5 iteoreboard fl:::ro ~eople Are Funar ' Ce.uar'R Hour 9:00 • George Gobel - ·-...... '' ?:00 PeJTy Como Shft 1:00 , , 9:30, Your Hit "Paraalt Farm Equipment .0:00 Salunloy Nitlbt 1110- , ALSO 10:30 Ellery Queen USED FARM 11>10 New• EQUIPMENT • Sporli ' AilE THE WE 11:10 Owl The!ltre 1:30 Si1n Olf DEALERS FOR DE LAVAL OliVER FERGUSON SATURIIAY 8:30 Sf&D Oa 10:10 'J'oales of 21. Reverberate 2. NClt wol'klnt" IJ. Conatel ~ I. Killed lotion 4. Afnrm•• 1 Uve vote (var.) 15. Sedate e. Bulk T. c.tved lint •. 81ftbJt' . dti\IICN I t. Kind of eotree 11. HJbernlana U. )lotoriatt' eone..~ u ... -.., 1t.a-hle'lltl 23. Pit 1:30 Ton'·• domtilt7·C-"1!11j 2:011 Foot!Jall lloondup '=110 Jr.' T....,.M..u!UI ',, · 5:00 Ray MIDand Show 21. VeM: a&. Contalu 27. Fr.mch ~lty 19. bull· :so. Leu-toll ·~2. ~rtllled aft. prt,ee of ·P....Itt U. <Jo~y , i'I. &IJctlr• ~ •·'· ... U.PoJiq. ~ C•tanc) ~~·· · <:., <:li-l-o1111a . l•bbr.) . Your Election Laws ··-· - .An interesting story which potnts out there, is little· pl'oflt in "average" cows was released from Ohio State University The s t 0 r y . . . goes on to .. ..,. ,tj!er••• not much profit Ini\N.A.· ~~)' buSiness these ·~=-::=::=::=""'""'""'==~=~d~:a'!y~'..'':""~!be Farmer who milks -5:30 TV Ol:aa.sl'Qom ,Pom'eroy Half a ton m~re tractorto work faster-: la•t longer 6:00 You are 'I1lellt 8:30 .BuccapeeTs 1:00 ~-" Phone 419 Jack-ie Gleason 8:00 Gale sto •m Show 10:00. Golden Tlieat!'~ 10:30 " Tbe Late Show __ __......, 12:41) Tbe Late Late Show ...~, .:__.:__ 7et~~~" AtnpiiR1r lncnran• Pt~ll·powtr up ta ~" - IATURIIAY ....... t~e11o, 2:59 Sign C•l!. ' 3:011 Farmers with low net incomes may bent'!it from new ame-ndmenu to the Social Setu.rity Att. If their grOl!J earnings a,r e between $600 and $1,800 they now can pay self-employment tax on -~ of their grosa earnlnp 1mtead of 1>. Lyle H. Barnes, Ohiv State Un· lversity extension ~onomist, aays tbis means that if a farm~r·• gron income from agricultrual self-employment is not more tha:O $1,800 orJess than $800 be may count bis net earnings as Qither {1) hU •et· ual net earninJs i't th~y were $400 or more (2) -two thirds" of bill eron cash farm income. "average cows." Sucb cows will hardly mvre than pay for their keep, RoSs Mllner, Ohio State University extenslou economiJit, . makes these observations after E.tudying recorda of 60 better-than-average Ob.io dairy !armers. Tbese farmer.s hild an avera&e Income last yea.:r of about $3,400. Tbey kept around 24 cows which produced 9,380 lbs of milk tt~stlng 3.~ percent buttertaL (The average Ohio cow la.aj year produced 6,800 poun4s o milk.) The farmers received about $3.77 a hundredweight at the market for their milk. If these 60 farmers bad milked "average cows," Misner says, their farm incor¥ would have bee n only $1,234, based on the $3.77 price. Farm Income Js the amount of money £a1·m fam1Hcs have to lint textured l.wi wttb amall a.rnou,ptl ol. 'fat •enerally distributed falrb' well tbroutbout the cut .llld a mlaJmum of aurface fat or btmelaed fat depotib. The econ.o. for a U, s . grac~ stamp or a reco&ni2ed brand o.une oD tbe meaL U. S. grade marts will aiwJt ha"e the lPtters "U. S." aDd ODe my ot theae eutl 11 empbalized by of lhe following warda to indicate the raet tbat tbe propgrtion of the grade; Prime. Choice. Good, Standard or CommeuJaL Any othlean. to fat "l.s hiJb. er terms, sneb ae "baby beef," Tbe .tthopper ean. judse tbf qual- "thrifty," or "e-conomy" are .trlatity of lbl! IDHt by ltbe appearancl! ly brand or ~de names. They or tbl! bones. Younger lfnimals may be meaninif'ui, but ooe must tend to bave red, poroUI bones. In know tbe policy .ot the eompaQ addition to tbeae lndi~loas pf that puta: such names on tbe meatl quality. the shopper •bould leak tG understand what they meao. .......... ...... .,. .. w.iue ........ --F.-rat-olllloltCIJ Ut .ut1 aeir QaiUia, Ga., _. lfld•'bet Indoor Gardens Now P8ssible type of servlee In Spare Rooms yean. Tbls· CoBA Technicians Hold Two Day Conference This Week In Columbus lame for ~be and quanty of .bulls tbat the:r have maintained over reeent You ca~ estabillb an indoor !l':~-. 1 conference is just one more reason den with nuorescent llgbta in the for this type of service. baseml!'llt or 1pare room of you·· This year's conference waa at- horne. A new Aerieultunl Extent~nded by !47 tetbniclans and aion Service bulletin tells you how. wives in addition to other em· clans end tb~;tr wives, Work.inj: In plvyef3., of the -orgeniution. OurAmount Of light needed v•ries the area served by the CenU.l lng tti'e "8anquet held the evening for different kind& of pbnta, tbe Ohio. Breeding Assoeiltlon, n,eee· of October J6, aeven COBA tecb· bulletin points out. African violell fol.kl look forward eaeh ~. to nicianl were made memberl of the do best wlth &M> foot..ca.ndles this conlerellce for tbe latest Info~ lO,OOO cow Club. TIWI award waa while glox.inla,; and orchilil need mation pertaining to the artlf~d~l originated ln lDM and this makes about twice this amvunt. Various insemination of dairy an4 . f>eef a total of 49 technicians that garden annual• grow best wltb about 1,200 fl'lot-eJndles when Central Ohi.o have been sv honored. the"J a.re smaU. .sociahon hat achteved natwnal . This hooor 1s bestowed eaeh For an indoor earden you muat year on a tecbnleian who during provide proper temperature and ihe period of working for 'the at· moiature co-nditioD.!J as weU u sodatlon bas bred a totAl of 10,light. Host house pJ•nts need a 000 cows. temperature of 85 to 70 de&reeto Fahrenheit ,in additJvn to nter and fertilizer. Mr. and f(ra. Oris Smith were in Columbus, Octobtr 18 and 17 for the annual Technieians• Conf~­ ence of the Ce"Dtral Oblo Breedlaa Aaaociation. The two-day meetin& wile heJd at Ohlo State UnlverJif.t .. This is tbe aeventb y&arly Teeh~ ~~'- 1 nlctans' Conference for the t~n- ca~~~- B"'ediD~ ~,. Feed Industry Sales At 150 Million Jn 0 hio i.. . LETART, W.VA. Growin&: problems change to gro~ing The bulletin sugg..ts you locale profits when you switch to Provico. yoUr iDdOGr a:arden where water ·{f<A numbet- of relativr - ~a~~ ·:r~ ~'ari ;clctp.· or splash "'l'hout injW')' at tbe hnme of Mr. and Mrs. staD.- to surroundings. A sbaUow, waterley Adkins of New Haven sunday_ tigb pan, witb a larer of fine gra. to celebrate Mr. Adkin's birthday. vet or CCJIIIl'Se sand wU1 IE!I'Ve as Ill suitable base upon which to place Those present were Mr. and Mrs pota. It" also provides a surface Lester Adkins, Emery Fry, Mrs. from wbicb water can evaporate Fry, Mrs. Nora Adkins, Mrs Allie to maintain a favonble relat~ve Hoffman o f Plain Valley, M1ss bumidity. 'J\u'ila and Mr. Ernie Pickard, Mr. The bulletin, entitled "Growing and 'Mrs. Curtis Rickard of Oak Uouse Pl ant• Under FJuore!cenl Grove. Here's wislhng Mr. Adkins Liglit." i:> avai lable in county ex;, A buSiness that sells Ohio farml ers 150 mHlion dollars worth of goods a year wrll send ri!presentatlves to the Ohio State Onivenlty campus November 2 for the annual Ohio Animal Nutrition Conference Purchase of feedstuffs for livestock and poultry takes nearly 30 percetit of the more than $5'0 mil1 lion spend aitnually by Ohio farmlive on. • l'hose fanners who made tbe crs fOr Items and 'iirvices u~ed most money among the 60, Milner ror produclion . according to Marpoints out, kept cows whlch pro. arct McDonald, extension specialist , II duced ltbout 10,516 pounds of milk in agricultrual economics. 'fhek Income DVeragcd $7,300. Ann~ally the university depart· They handled nu more cows th•n menu 0 I animal •oieiiCe, dairy the othet·s, but tb.ev also had •bet- ~K:icnce and poultry sc~nee bring ter crop yields, were more efft. feed manufactures and feed dealcient In pr-oduction, and followed ers to tbe Ohio State University eampus for a refresher short c:ourbetter management practices, · se on new research findings in an- · imal nutritlqn. Faculty members of the College of Agriculture, OSU, and resea.reb · scientist from the Ohio Airieultural Experiment St~Jtion at W006t~r report to the teed industry tbe:r findings. This year Dr . G. F. Combs of the Universltv of Macyland; Dr. M L Scott of Cornell University, Dr. L.. Hansen of tbe Unlvel)lity of lflnnesota Dr. R. W. Leuckh of ~"iehigan State Univenity and or. R E Hodgson of the U. S. Department of Agriculture are on the conference faculty in addition to · Ohio men. Seasions will be held in t h theater of tbe Ohio Historical seum on the Ohio State ttydr•uli~ Hydra-Touch PfO"IIfis "Jive", daublt.c~ding tantral of front and r•ar «~uipl!ltnf instantly. gl.,.. rou 10 forward ·4:00 Film !<Unnles , HEY .8;00 Sagebrush &: Sadd£.._.. 8:00 News liMit""""' , _ , , ••..ow con bt atart•d .or 11opp1d whtthtllrador I• III0¥11111 ot .11aHI"8 dill. " ,I. , . 6:30 Film Feature F.111ou1 IH fast-Hitch mak" the 300 U1ility read, far onothr job in llto~~cll. Neighbor! ITS lliERNATIONAL8 300 Utility Tractor 1:011 Lawr,..e Wellt 9:00 Masquerade ·Part,- ... ........,.....,,.. ., ':30 Mark Saber 10:00 Tri St•te Theatre :00 Sign Off ·····---·_.J . Hr. on4 aJFI'ON . ~ • ·lfra. I,loJd Bo!mM af A.atuma brtap Jort ol a oDCe- Pomero, Yldr.ed Mr. qd ilrt. i.ft ' a-yur opportuDlty 1o food abop. Hoffman Friday twaiq. per. look..lat for· bftpiu Ia beef. Jlra. ~ Klq ODd l!blldno of 1'be rearm it atmplr that at thta Letart, vtalted lfra. ~ Coli ODd time of the yeu a lara:e numbeT of children Saturdar .n.rnooa. l.eODI WamJlO)' aA4 Floyd.Roath bed' aalmall are marlletl!d directly from tbe puturl!e and rancea atudent. at MarahaU Cclllete HuateDd at of the weatem statu. While they lnJton spent tbe Wftla: ate not 11 tat aa cattle, that .are home with their parenb:. put into ftedlot.a and finilhed out Fraol: Porter of Hunttnaton wu they ttlll calling on Mr. and Krt. Olear Heafor market oa grain, produce a higb quality, nourilhing ry SuDday afternooa.. and fiavorfu} meat. Becau.e of tbe Mr. and Mra. Delbert Beetar of lower r.o1t of produclnJ tbi. kind M.iddlepot apent SUnday aftti'DOOD of beef and the act tbat lara:e DUJn.. with Mr. and Kn. E. 0. He1tt7. ben of aurb aniiMh tome tv mar. Mrs. Clara Willlam.s and PhJilla ket at thia time, retall pMc-. tend vi•ited Mr. and lin. Reese WU.. to be aornewbat lo1nr on arus llam~;, Pvmt'roy, HOD4ay eYealn(. led heel. Mr. and lfrt. DaUat Glbba of .Exlena:lon JP(!Cialllb in Marll:et- Broad Run was calUa1 on Ill. and .lng lufiJJ'IDativn for Conaumert at Mrs. Ned Heney recently. the Obio State Univer1lty, Cohun· M". Ned HeDt)', Kri. IUilO bus. rec:omu:.eDd mailt bat meth- Burns and d•urhter, Cberyl., the ocla of cookln1 IIIIa ktncl of heel Row h listeu and lin. Earl Clark beeauae aormaUy it bu • fU'lD, Wt're •hopping Jn Pad:eraburJ. I. Back At The Rancb 8:1B ··I'BA let's Go ~'hopping Not 'just .a bttter Broilttflfd but a fttd . ..A ... "<:) sptcificaUy formulated Growth. " • lor !aster Broil« " - .... PROVICO MILLING ond FEED -CO. RT. 124, MINIRSYILLI D0 ''Le. y ourBecome , ueen H ea A ' 1 ;rn;;;a~ny~H~a~p~p,;y;;;;;B;""~Ih~d~ays;,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t;;en;;s~io•n..;.;o.l:•oc•c~s;;f::'or_•_•_m_•_U..;;Iee:=.;!;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;=:"=:";;;;;;;;;=:.:::;,;;:,: 8:30 Ford Star Jubilee WHTN-TV CltcmneJ 13 p.!n tlj"h\er Think Of Us FU Iton Thompson 12:30 Gene Autry CliFTON DOWN 1. Qraln. ' 12:00 Lone naapr 11:10 Wtalhoroast Mrs. Herman Cartwright aad 11:30 Ptea. .Bbx Mrs. John Rous.h, Clifton, Mrs . .11:80 , ......._.. Earl Darst and chUclren, Pt. Ple1- 12•00 . Toolliht The young boys and girls class aant called on Mr. and Mra. ~Jewell 1:00 SliJl Off of the tlir~,n M E. Sunday school ChaJ)man and family of Rutland on had a socllllln the basement of the Sunday altenoon. t!hurch Saturday night.. Pr.o ceeds Mr. ud .Mrs. Harry Fowler, Mar~rom the social went on the build- ion visited Mra. Winifred Holland. i"' fund . Janet Zirkle. Hartford, visited FRIDAY Mn. C. A. Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Ann Wllllama Tbur5day. 12:00 Film & f~•cy Ray Elliott, Columbus ,were SunMrs. Irene Kelley and cbldren. 1:30 Fellilnlne feUC!b day ·oeN of Mr .. and Mrs. Edd and Mr11 . Mabel Johnson visited In 2:00 Film PettiviJ Ntlroa, Chester, W. Va., with Mrs. lohn· o4:011 'fwo Gun ·PJ,oyho111e -Mr. and M1"1. Harrl~on Robinson son's cinug~ter, Mrs. Paul Cald- A:OO M.lcby Muuse •1¥1 family visited Mr. and Mrs . well, 8:l'O Nows ftoln~ McDermott, Ltlart ·Rt. Sun. Visiting ."fr.· and Mrs. Walter 8; Q~ . Weather Jamee Duncan who is attending Blake and family over the week S:UJ "ll;cirti bualneu lchool In Columbus spent Pnrl were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mil- 11:15 1obn Daly • the we;ek t'Dd with her parents ler, Delaware, Ohio. .. ~ lljn 'riA 1'l!J Mt:. and •Mr1. Leroy L.}'GIII and ?:GO Jl01 -Jo dii.LJIJhter, Betty, visited In Givens 7:30 Maa Behind T'-• Badre Ohio with Mr. and Mrs . Dale Ly- · 8:QO 'l'rtotureji!Unt ons and family Sua day. ·1;80 'l'bo···~ Mr. and Mrs. ' Pete f.Arwls and ..oo a., ·,\nlllo111 Show family, Rutland , spent 1 fe\V d11J visiting Mr. and. Mrs. Jtmes Ben- 10.:00 r-.tun 'Tbeatrt nett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nate ltiekard of 11:00_ •No!rJ on4 Weatber NeWark, Ohio were week · end gue-tts of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Holt- Tella~ R•~ 11:011 Bl.c Top n,;, Jt ,was 'brought out at the se.s· sion that sume corn varieties Me more susepUble lo stalk rot tbaTI others, lf fa<rmers do_JlOt wish down cvrn caused by stali rot t):Jen they should plant varieties that have stalk rot resistance bred Into lhl'm. · · Dally S...Unel, Pomer"1-Hlddleport, 0 ., Oct. lt, 119 I of America Jf a Carmer's gross income b mote than $1,800 und his net farm earnings leu than $1,200, he may uae either ( 1") his actual net earn:r'wo yield cheeks were ·made ln lnp vr (2 ) $1.200, as his .~elf-em· .,. eit'h variety and figured on a ~So/o ployment net income. moi~ture basis. Yfeld checls on Barnes notes that if a farmer'• tbe DeKalb 4!MJ were 110 and 125 rross income is more than $1,800 bushels per acre. On the DeKalb yJelds were 111 and 120 busbeb. and his net farm earaings a r e The FUnk G91 yields were J37 &nd $1,200 or more , be mnst report and 135 bushels. The U. S. 13 yields use his actual net income when fig. uring his social .security tu. were llm and 128 bushels. Moisture content ·which W<8fl tak· Other new rulings provide that en on tbe pY.evim.IIJ day were 20% landlords who rent their farms. on the DeKa!b 450, 2~% on the De- for cas h or on a crop share b&&is Kalb 603, 24 % vn tbe . Fua.t: G91 are covered b)! ~e law lf, by agree.. and 18% on the\.!. S. 13. ment with their tenants, they take One check on each plot showed an important part in mating man· the DeKalb 450 planted at tbe agemen.t decistontJ:, or in the actual rate of 2,500 phwts p.er acre1 DeKalb "603, 17,700 plants; Funk GDI production of crops or Uvestoek 13,400 plants and U. S. 13, 16,800 products produc~d on their farm~. plimts per acre. Research has in· Income received as rent by the dicated that maximum yields are · landlurds, Barnes ,paint out, is not obtained on corn if planted tbiek classified as seif..employme,n t inenough so ears will average one- come of the landlords if they do bao]f pound.lt in weight. nut ".partieipate materially" in Other intcre6Ung obseDVations making management deci.!iiOlll" or were the number of down stalks in actual productions on their in each type of corn and the weed farms. Theref.ore, it cannot be in1 control achieved oft"' aU except the cluded tn figuring income for soccheck plots where 2-4,D was not ial secunty tax purposes. WHEN YOU THINK OF FARM·EQUIPMENT 10:00 Lucky 8 Raocb Social Security New Rulings To Benefit Farmers us~d. NEW HOLLAND 8:30 alighty ·House Ten•- CROSSWORD AND 8:30 Coptatn KIIGl:I'OO u:ao cu- -- ' :,:,,Complete Liner WCttS-TV Channell , A bulletin from Ohio State University, "Look at Your Po.. lure," points out that the lady of the house, hy watching her posture lhroutiJout the day , can complete her job much les.< tired than if she deesn't watch it. It suggests: Correct working heights in the kitchen enable the home· maker "to stand tall,'' and here are t.he rules for standjng tan -"Bring your front up by pulling in your chin, move your .:dining room' upstl'i.rs bv·tightening the muscl.e1 ot the wall of the lower abdomen. Move your 'sitting room'· downstairs by rocking the pelvic hones forward and pulling your 'tail' ln." Lifting lieavv objects calls for •tanding 'lose to the object to be raised. Keen your back strail!ht. Bf'nrt your knees, and lift wilh leg muscles instead of vour hark Another good pointer is nut to try fo lift too much. In Ohio Industry. law prohibits women from frequent and repeated tilting or more than 25 ibs . We sug~est husbands tak.e.the lnltlallve in Ibis matter. If the little woman romnlalns shout her I6 to 12 ·hour shill It home, addreM a reoue~:;t to 'the Agrirulturn·l Extenslnn Ser· \'Ice, attention of JlomP F.C'onomkt; A.llP.nt. Pomerov. 0., (or ene of these bulletin•. 11 •houldn't be very difficult, then, to .nake It required reading at home. ~ -- WEHAYE.A -=----- tO J. plot harvested whltb .teemed to· b}' typical of the IJ~ 'IJU planted at the rate of .UJ.SOq .stalks per Rcr~. A.eeordine to Mr. Sayre this corn was pl.-nted wtth a. eonventlond corn planter ·with oDly one aide of the planter bollli uoed. ' Picture (jlenn M. ln the rualn field Dwaiae St,yre planted one-halt bu.ebel of FuDk hybrid eor11. ThiJ was received u hit pri.ze for l'"inning tb.e Diltriet FFA farm recocd eontett apon.. sor<'d b)' the Fnt NaUonal Bank at Racine, the Rtelne Home Bank., Farmers Bank and Sav~ Company and the Pomeroy National Bank. The DoKalb \'arietles were provided firee and U.S. 13 was purchased by the Sayres and pLahted in the nm field ~ · . lt \\'al pointed out to the A members and farmers •tt! dln& that thJs field was not set up a1 an experimental projeet, but waa; hraorve~ted for observation pgr.. porte& only. 'I"wo rlltes of fertUb:ation were used on the fi81d. ·Tile · DeKalb ~ and Funk variettee were fertilized witb 300 pottnds of 4-1816 tn tbe row and side dreued with 100 pounds of ~% aJtroeen. The U, S. variety waa fertilb.ed with 300 pounds of lCHO.lO in the row and abo bad thE• 100 pounda of .e% nitrogen used 11 a aide d~uing application. ~~e particular . 12>45 Football sport,,... Now comes advice on how the hardworking homemaker wlth stacks of ironing and sinks ful) of dishes to do three' ::::~.~~i~~e 1a;~~~~d (~~~r~s~~~~band !), and house clean, my, new U :UI Love of LJfe ll :SO Se~b for 1'0RlotTOW ·e:tr Howdy Dood7 9:30 Capt Mldnlte 0:110 Pet101.1 · 'fo PertCID Mr. and Mrs. J)d"ren Duncan. Cilvin Bumjardner was Satur- 10:00 Yo..,..,.. Ropcrner ~ day night ~e.t of Rev. aad Mrs. 10:15 10:1:1 Wealltmnl!l Richord, WriJht. Martha ·Lou. Henry who ls tm· 10:30 Highway 40 ployed in QQlumbu~ visited her J·ltJ:41! ·Fnonk Leahy Sllow P~nts Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henry over the weak end. MUs Henry re. 11,00turned to Columbus, Sunday with 11:05 •Late lhow Kenneth Ralph, Cheshire, .who ia 1lso employed In ColumbuS. in& care. You are merely that bum Darty Smith or Kn.:&xville, Tenn., in Room 117 who is making a spent the week end with his bloody nulsante of ·himself by beMr. and Mrs. 1'. o. ~::~~~I •ing tbere. And ll you bave the teo parenh, Plll)AY Helen Roush, Minersville,' merity to need 'a bedpan or ·a Mr. and Mrs. Detner Roush lind 8:58 ..... 0. glus of water, and ring for it, famUy Saturday, ?:00 Toe~~)> who the hell do you think .fOU are, Mr and Mrs. Lou Hoffman 9:011 Colfee T1mo Aly Khan? and gueats, Mr. antll Mra. Nate 10:00 HOmo B.dore they trundle you into an Rickard, Mr.• an.d Mrs. Lloyd Hoff- 11:00 1'11: 1'1< Doagh f)JieratlnJ .room, you )J&IVe to ai,cQ a man, Pomeruy motored td jlartlett. e.:IO It Collld Be You state.ment ,absohdrnc the bo.fPital Ohio. Sunday to viait Mr. and Mrs. 12:00 c._.. qe. ·t. s.bool and its managttment Of legal re- Rusaell Wolfe and family. sponslibHity. The Arrowsmlths can & ·ll!o Mrs. Pamela Edwards who has lrao goof, like t~ee and me, and ao can bC"en ill is imPrtrV!ng slowly. Vis- 2:011 'l'heMro hospit•J perr5onnel. Iting her Sunday were Sterl Ed- 3:00 Qu."n For • Da, It was just the other day that a wards. Columbus. Mr. and Mra. 3:45 Mdelil ·Romances girl in New York, hit by a car Lou Edwarrts, Mason, Mrs. Verna 4:00 Comedy .Time was diSC!haread as unhurt by ()D~ Li~vine. Pt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. 4:30. lly UW. IWII• bospltal :md found to have a frac- AJ1,.n I.ewis .and son Earl, Letart. B:OO AUDt Dru tured pelvis, concussion of the 8:00 New•' Pict.UJ'II Robert Greer Jr.. of Pt. Pleasant .,rain, aad auorted internal .scram- spent the week end wlth Mr. and 8:18 &porta E,. blines bY another: Mrs. Elmer VanMeter. 8:21' Lei: Pllu1 You would not. t~1ate' the gen- . •P atty Bennett visited Mr. ~d 8:30 Cftor'Time ·" eral rudeness., domination llftd fria:lltful ovcrchargea (unle11 you Mrs. Daniel Swisher at Cheahlre, · o:t:s NeWs ca... ha.,e .a Blue Cross IC!htme or aome Sunday. T. 0. Young visited Jallles 7}()0 Dr. Hudson thina: cymparable) from any hotel at oCOfQP.Uable fees. You would not Young at Meigs General Hospital Whistler ' .'1;30 be subjetted tn the rigamarolc of Sunday. M-r.and: Mrs . Alva Tulliver 11nd entraoce form~~olltle~, or tbe brutal 8:011 Big Stoey ~eh to your financial solven- family, Glenwood, visited Mrs. Tul cy, even if you barppen to be hav. liver's mother, Mrs. Frances Blake 1•00 Cavoleodo of Sporli iDii I btby or are in iminent dan- Sunday. gt.r of d,ylnr. Mr. ' and Mrs. Dale E. Vance or 9:45 Red Barbe~• Corner l thlnt it's tim,. we retrieved Columbus are visiting Mr. and Mrs 10:10 -~· of Rllll1 the healing houses from the 18th Ray Picken.. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fox an{ CJbtury, Jnd of this more anon . 'Woitor.WinCboll Sblw · (~pyrlJht, 1938, by United Fea- ackeJ Rouse were visltine Mr. :::~+·····• Mrs. June Castle and family· tllrt S)lndieate, Ine.) N.... lipolls, Sunday. All For Good ·P~ture - 10,30 Strlk• It Rlcb 11:011 Vallaa\ Lact,o Mr. and Mrs. loaepb Kelly (ltuth Tbornton) 01 FluaiUq, L. 1., N. Y. 8:30 Hr .l'r.iend JI'H~a are announcinli tbe bJrih Of a IJx oound au4 nine ·ounee daughter, 7; 00 We't ¥oJn_t Raa~mary on Tuead.ay, Oet. 16, at ?i30 ·~ofthe Horaee Hafding.tfo,Pital . Grandparent& Ire J&. and 'Mrs. 1:011 Q:ualder J. ·M. Tboroton, ,Oln.erey and Mr. ' 8:10 HllhWil)' "PI~! and 11\'11. J,.U Kelly, Quoens, Long Island, N, Y. ·9:00 The L!Je Up · rs. 3 ~:Oil ' ' '" ,.,. Guldbw Lflbl AUXILIA.V MIITING I<ILD 12:011 ·liiWan~ Show The Auxlli._..y of the Brother- 12: . . ...,. -~ W')t'.d TurD~ hood of Locomotive Eniineers t :00 OUr Hiss Broob Thursday afterrtoon ·at tile home or ~t30 Hr~ Mrs. Wi~Uam Garber when plans 2:011 ~ · f;h.~~t 1m;;;;•;J:fe tor their. .annual 2:30 '!lob party· whieh Will be at 3!0!1 ~.. DqShow the home of tbe Dtetlden, .) (rs. l:t5 !loc31 ' "'""" GcDrge H~kett Sr. Mra. Hackett -t:30 ...... , •Nl.cbt presi4ed at the meeting and Mrs. 4·00 JCattn Kiteh~n ·Garber served a dea:sert course to 4:30 The \Earlv Show nine mem~n. 8: to 11.1 ~~ aod Manr Ford • BliTM .""'NOUNC!I!D cau; a 0:01) Gvry ~OOI'e Sl:30 Artbur Godfrey ~ Nat.lo.lll adu!l"tlli.al NPhll«<taUte, llotUDeUl-Kim.IMJ.l, !ac., ID ~ .AJe., New Yort City, 18, li. Y. •:M Sip On 8:00 •C.pthln Kanprbo Wtllhl and FENCE JIXING TIME ' Red Brcind - thit ...-llb.W ,.,_ •' '' '~ c••• ••n••" . t. u.' ,FENCING & BARB WIRE Middleport Feed MiU Meigs Equipment CO. INC. !:', Cor. Butternut jk 2ncl Pomeroy , WASH DAY SLAVE For The Cleaner. Safer&.Easiest Washday ···Automatically ITS THE UNICO 11\ASTER DRUXE ',WONDER WASH TWINS. ... ' ....... ·"""' PHONE lsO Master Deluxe Wonder WASHER $249 " • Moltc:r D.ilt~xo Wonder DRYER . . $179 fr\JTHER WONDER W~H PAIR Ev ~:-: ..J.in ; . 1u've evr'" wanted in a washer and dryer. Economy nnd quality are combined with g1eaming good looks. II ' I' • UNICO lllllUXI UNI~ DiLUX& WONDER WASH I I WONDER IIRY I I ---·· SUGAR RUM FLOUR MIL·t. .-, rts . . -~ Fit6 pafilctly in!* • feedills proBlam with your sapply of hoine-BlOWD grains. Makes a dependable, economical rstion-balanced •ith ....,.tial prOteins, vitamlna and minerals. • I f ·ll!idilleport ZND Ave. Red Rose 32% Dairy Supplemelll · 0 In the Unlco MSBier DeiUlle Wul!er you get four.way wash· action, washing cycle autom.atically starts onl~ when correct water - clothes weight JB reached. ExclusiVe Flo· malic Fluid Balance ancl fluid drlve features compensate for off balanced loads .. .. exclusive sediment trap. . DRYER · . Identical in size and trim, easy access controls, puSh but.oo selection of temperature. Gas or Electric. Come in and see the amazing wasb twins. We Carry A Complete Une • .,. ..... , . ~ 011 Q t POJIIEB!W,' Omo Fleming ·.Hatcheries MEIGS PHON£98 CO-OP POMnoY, OHIO JACK ~ABSEY, Mgr. . ., ... �• -I \ •' - .... ............. ... . ··~ •• ~ ' ' .ol( ·.· •. 1.;; . ...•. .. 1 - ...... ~ ~ ~, ........ ......... . -• A·, -... ,_,...'"· _,., ----·- .,. I -·· .: , Fo~ the PIOJl'lm a ·lett,fr reetJYed b,- Mr.. lolln F. Bailey rrmn 1118" J!v. ·and Mn. Ron of ClncloDIIti wu read. Rev. Rou, a f ormer putor of tbf. Forett Jtun ~hutch , ollsuve- hJI. blrthd.ay on Oct. and Hh. Rou uta tblt ,m » hi• frlendt Hnd him 1 card. A deuert eoune Wh ~oene b')' !!r '1 Hr. WIJiilm Fbher, Mre:. Hiram FlOer, Mn:. ChriJty Baer Mra. ~manda Baer, llrJ. Kern.i Ro uab, Mrs. Hadsori Holter and Mrt. Jaeob Baer. Golll""'lt Bultqut 1955 ;OIEYROiiET .J - Frolor :: Jf.m!ents Jntlude: Loeal Owner - ·Lite New-Good AQdenon . .Bruce Cart, Lindo y;.,.. Jane HarrJJ, J<Jn- - V-B .;Mpj.or, WJtll Over brlve --' ~ater 'Dd Radio. Tt~s SATURDAY ONLY Rt•x Allen 1953 PONTIAC 2 dr. Deluxe · · · · · · · · ·· DOWS LARSDO WAY :§:~~~!:.~Grey- Hydrunatlc - Al SOMartha Hytor J ohn Bentley surpr ised twicf;! last week a they upseL Lhe favored Gallipi>Us Blue Devils, and hllnded them a sting. THE SCARLET SPEAR (In Technicolor) COMEDY 1nd CARTOON ing 19-6 defeat. Reiser has a eood backfield with ll.'ft handed Tom Wlddoes at quarterback. Widdoea -is a good field eeneral,· a fair passer, and also can run on the op. Lion play. The halfbacks are Jack Gaskins and Max Swartzel, 4>oth breakaway runner s, while ape~dy Larry llnwk hl at fu1lback. Up front th e Dogs have two line lin•· men i n end Tom B&ldwin' and tacLarry Bishop. wblle their cen· , Rolland Swart, is their btg. gest lineman at18!5 pounds. P umerQ.V will IIJ: <Jin have a dftl· sive edglo' in the weight depart. ment, but it w!ll be up to the btg Panth er forward wall to oulcharRethe small er ,bu t speedy, Athens forward s. Both Jackson and Nel· sovilJe have had the jump on the Panthers in tht• last two games and this has ronlributed much t~ their failu re to gel an offenaive attac k mo ving. Pomtroy Pot. Atttem !le-.:~1• Ll •atdwln bmbtrt LT &llltop !lamlh LQ Fox Werry C SWirl Barhhart RG Snyder Welker RT BuffingtonWildermuth RE Life For Your Leisure 111d Sporting Wear RUGBY JACKETS HAS THE AN8Wtlll Nylon· Tweed· Gabardine Suburbans -In Many $izes Styles and Colors $8.95 up • SMITH CLOTHING CO. CASH BAliK, Owner 2nd St. Mlddleport, 10 . ( Folmtr QB Hemsl •y Spencer Hawthorne HI HB FB Wlddo" v lwa.rbel IDa'D 1953 CHEVROI:IT "210" 4·Dr• ... :.. . Radio Equipmt;nt Ruled Out By .P11o Football League PHONE 388-Y POMEROY .1953 CHEVJlQUT 1h to,n ~ ' ... bles tbls year, ineludln1 a repprt that one team hl!ld 1tolen another team's air signals and that other. barred uae of the equipment to 1'95' ~OUT Y~ ton.Pkba .· ·· ·· · M!fl ~r - ~IW!e Cab - Nice ljlue i1Jlsh. A Dood.lill)t, ' . . i itt'.GULAt\ •· $18 95 . Howtc ~· 1h ton Pickup ··: · · ·· · $49. J~ ~Zirtle, • David LyonB, R09t'lt· .Sftenl;h fl'•de Sue AUensworth '; ForOJIIy lnat~lled 1950·FORD F-1 ' 8 - Motor - Heater - New Ivory·Paint. A Real Sat· ~4.9~ • CoM·T.b HOOJtES , . •:;:;::::;;:::; I"·~~~~~-~~··~· ~:::~~ ;;; Ga•khw Phyllis Hi.lbert, Carole Keasinaer,' - Extra Clean.Truck. teams, 5a'd . FOR tAYINGS " ....- -··- POMEROY MOTOR CO. t- l' l• .q fh ll\ )1 \l'\i -. I F t-t- 1 ' 0 -- .- ... - ' • ".' ;/ . ,, I ·· Cleoronce - .·."· ,,. ON l ad I I ' '" COLUM-BUS, 0. UP - A ca. pncity fo otball crowd will watch ON QUALITY USED CARS I whO bas beeo ~rnest Lat. .AND ber home in Ohio State'!l favored Bucke)'l!lll try Stanleys Complete 4,000-Mile T.our Into T.f.ree States for their ninth ttralght victory SalurdlloY when th.,- meet Penn Sl ate, the ir last non-conference foe $~5 .. .. · .. .. of the seaspro.. 1954 BUICK · · · · · .. . . .. . . . . . .... $2195 Roadmaster Riv. Coupe The Nittany Lions, rated hlllh D!. on dtfease, wlll tee-t the tleam· ' roller toctlce of the Buckeyes, who will be led !or the aecoDd atralaht week by Galen Ciseo, 20&-pountt fullback who tops~ the Mil Ten in individual rushing staUIUct, Cisco, wllh a 16.3 BiJ Ten aver· age, has been even tbe ltlrtinl nod on the 'basta of, bla defensive ' 1955 FORD Crown Yldorla Coupe · · $1995 Iord aame and a Jood perform· ance In the Winoll Jame, live him a cohanre at the rtiUiar berth hold by Don Vlelo. Followlnl( Tbtll'ldlly's practice, 1952 OlDSMOBILE Super 88 •• 4 Dr. · · $995 ·Buckeye Coac:b Woody H'ayea said 1-0..KiekoH The probability w11 thlt tice 1euioa to .an ; 1950 lUlCK Super 4 Dr. -· .. · · · · · · ·· · $49S 1950 OLDSMOBILE 98- 4 Dr. · · · ·· · ·· $495 · ·· ·· • $395 oii'l'>lfl . ~ whose IOOUI$ • ' "~i,!hNI~~~; Lloii• arrived here , [f~t!~~~t.~t,~--""'!'-~---~P~o;m=•~ro~~~ ~· I f.biJ IJ!Or'!b!l !l)ld ~k"' qui . In owealoulll lp h, otadhim afierD.ooD. ,- IIllo ~=-:::t=:;;=~ ' JfMMv.; . llaM called Oblo'a the around attack the beat ln e<~unt"', will be out to mow the Buckeyes dowq when the Lion• R. ' - . .l,AWilti.~S .. ~- SO~$- ... '• ' FOI. YOUR Tom Baldaeei and oth! Ts. ..., Grouftll Alloek Coach 'Rip ]i:nale of Pmn State, . ' I':;:;;.~:=: atIUettnt f.be ¥Dllal II Cooivlllo .n-.Jr_ MOllE EFFIClEHQY..! · · Z..wockl, quarterback Lyn Thelo, . h ; . Tfle Doelg• for 57 has itl backs Joe Cai'Jttevlno and Hubert Bobo, tackles Ron Cooll: and Chuck KA RR AND VAN I ~ND:91I . hour and 20 ' lnelutUng center Dan Jamea, half. 1949.OlDSMOBILE 4 Dr..... ... ....... $295 . P.oy·LOOCI CapacitY Easie' T• Drive prac- mtnu.te1 for th o:! first two team1, but tbe reser\'ils were kept bu!lv tor thfl full t.wo boura. The Jluclteytl wt-re a ''tired team'1 aerordlng to Hay"'· who belleve.a in ualn1 his beat playera •• long M .he ~ln. The blgifest part of the lo•d In OSU'a first tbNe vletort11 this season has .,_.n carried ., ,. 1'7 playtu. Deplh did Ht appear to be a lf'l'lou! probltm for Ohio State, however, for there were many fint I'J!te pla,.era to fall bfltk on. 19$1 O~DSMOIIlE 4 Dr.- 98 · .. · .... $695 1950 BUICK Special·· 2 Dr. · LARGER receives . Thur~day's Moneuve~ it would be Don Sutherin, the te·a m's best ldckort man, tf Penn State recetve1, end Don Clark If Ohio Hayes cut down I More Sl.ote. 1952· POMTIAC 2 Dr. · .. · · .. ·.. .. .. .. $695 •• , be did DOl know who would' ~en at left halfback . against Penn 1953 FORD 2 Dr. Sedan ·· · ··· · · ··· ·-·$895 • 19'$~ MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · ·· · · .. $895 • Mrs. , P. E. Stanley have from • ·mOnth vaeeUon aadTQu ·w ort. u well, however. Hll lntereeptlon of a vital pap in Ute StaD- 1954 STUDEBAKER'Starlight Coupe ·· $1095 • · Barbar-a Stiles, Bonl)ie Van Cooney,_ltaren WUker, Carc..lyn WilJon Mar1aane Woodaerd. ~a:hth ,1rade: Judith Butcller, Chr1stlne Coats; Karen McE1blnn~y_ Karen Walker, Carolyn Wilson Dor11 Rice, Judy Sauer, Richard _ SW~tha.!'lmer, Bobby Van Cooney , ~a! Owner - .Itaater - l)eluxe Cab - Rear Blii~lf ~ BeU .. In a ,?irectlve tq ,tlJe 12 all electrop_ll de· vice•. inetudn,K walkie-ta~i!ll . t o the sidelines, hearing aids qt. any description U!led to reeeive ·messages, radio eq~o~iped helmetl or ·any other device Qf this uat11re mutt be elimlnatL'd for t he re. matrvter of \he aeason." : lntrodueUcm of the equlpml!'ljt to direct the play af team1 broa,ht on a aeries of inter-team 1q. . . K· a y iharon ltowlh, Dee sa0 ,;.,,;,,' •st:;~j;~ Saunden, Tborna1 Stiaaer Phyllis Stllnley, Fred Thomas. · Sopbom~res: John lklcon, Guy 6Jng, Jenrufer Daniels, ·Pear Farme r, Wade Herrman, Jane Hoyl. Carol Hudson . Jo~ Kinder Mark Kellr, Senny Knapp C.rolyn Milhoan, lnle Miller, Uncta Nelson Robert Nel$:tn, ~ixie Pirece, MarY ~ott, ·Polly Tholnas, Carla Willlon Freshman: Loretta Hanning Joyee Hemmons, Karen Herrma,nn ' 59 PHILADELPHIA UP- TU ·use radio and eleetronie equtptWitnt helmets of players in die National FootbnU Leasue waa btrted fo r the rernfdnder of the lel.!lon today by "'nanlmow eoue'rat of the 12 owners" Commi&aiOner ·BJ!rt Bell announced. 7... .2-Tone Blue - Healer - LOcal. OWUd t'r ~-"f. :ll;~ Buy. • . . .1 :Sorric• C,tmt.r , Expect Capacity Crowd Saturday AtOSUGame 1954 CADillAC 4 Dr. - 'Radio \ .I \ ~ ;.JOOM& Of If Nn ·Pur.-fture !;!' f'OA .• . ' $299.00 . t '' ~~- j .. , ' ' WITHACCE8SOIW{s • I 'ROOMS ·or if, ~ �• -I \ •' - .... ............. ... . ··~ •• ~ ' ' .ol( ·.· •. 1.;; . ...•. .. 1 - ...... ~ ~ ~, ........ ......... . -• A·, -... ,_,...'"· _,., ----·- .,. I -·· .: , Fo~ the PIOJl'lm a ·lett,fr reetJYed b,- Mr.. lolln F. Bailey rrmn 1118" J!v. ·and Mn. Ron of ClncloDIIti wu read. Rev. Rou, a f ormer putor of tbf. Forett Jtun ~hutch , ollsuve- hJI. blrthd.ay on Oct. and Hh. Rou uta tblt ,m » hi• frlendt Hnd him 1 card. A deuert eoune Wh ~oene b')' !!r '1 Hr. WIJiilm Fbher, Mre:. Hiram FlOer, Mn:. ChriJty Baer Mra. ~manda Baer, llrJ. Kern.i Ro uab, Mrs. Hadsori Holter and Mrt. Jaeob Baer. Golll""'lt Bultqut 1955 ;OIEYROiiET .J - Frolor :: Jf.m!ents Jntlude: Loeal Owner - ·Lite New-Good AQdenon . .Bruce Cart, Lindo y;.,.. Jane HarrJJ, J<Jn- - V-B .;Mpj.or, WJtll Over brlve --' ~ater 'Dd Radio. Tt~s SATURDAY ONLY Rt•x Allen 1953 PONTIAC 2 dr. Deluxe · · · · · · · · ·· DOWS LARSDO WAY :§:~~~!:.~Grey- Hydrunatlc - Al SOMartha Hytor J ohn Bentley surpr ised twicf;! last week a they upseL Lhe favored Gallipi>Us Blue Devils, and hllnded them a sting. THE SCARLET SPEAR (In Technicolor) COMEDY 1nd CARTOON ing 19-6 defeat. Reiser has a eood backfield with ll.'ft handed Tom Wlddoes at quarterback. Widdoea -is a good field eeneral,· a fair passer, and also can run on the op. Lion play. The halfbacks are Jack Gaskins and Max Swartzel, 4>oth breakaway runner s, while ape~dy Larry llnwk hl at fu1lback. Up front th e Dogs have two line lin•· men i n end Tom B&ldwin' and tacLarry Bishop. wblle their cen· , Rolland Swart, is their btg. gest lineman at18!5 pounds. P umerQ.V will IIJ: <Jin have a dftl· sive edglo' in the weight depart. ment, but it w!ll be up to the btg Panth er forward wall to oulcharRethe small er ,bu t speedy, Athens forward s. Both Jackson and Nel· sovilJe have had the jump on the Panthers in tht• last two games and this has ronlributed much t~ their failu re to gel an offenaive attac k mo ving. Pomtroy Pot. Atttem !le-.:~1• Ll •atdwln bmbtrt LT &llltop !lamlh LQ Fox Werry C SWirl Barhhart RG Snyder Welker RT BuffingtonWildermuth RE Life For Your Leisure 111d Sporting Wear RUGBY JACKETS HAS THE AN8Wtlll Nylon· Tweed· Gabardine Suburbans -In Many $izes Styles and Colors $8.95 up • SMITH CLOTHING CO. CASH BAliK, Owner 2nd St. Mlddleport, 10 . ( Folmtr QB Hemsl •y Spencer Hawthorne HI HB FB Wlddo" v lwa.rbel IDa'D 1953 CHEVROI:IT "210" 4·Dr• ... :.. . Radio Equipmt;nt Ruled Out By .P11o Football League PHONE 388-Y POMEROY .1953 CHEVJlQUT 1h to,n ~ ' ... bles tbls year, ineludln1 a repprt that one team hl!ld 1tolen another team's air signals and that other. barred uae of the equipment to 1'95' ~OUT Y~ ton.Pkba .· ·· ·· · M!fl ~r - ~IW!e Cab - Nice ljlue i1Jlsh. A Dood.lill)t, ' . . i itt'.GULAt\ •· $18 95 . Howtc ~· 1h ton Pickup ··: · · ·· · $49. J~ ~Zirtle, • David LyonB, R09t'lt· .Sftenl;h fl'•de Sue AUensworth '; ForOJIIy lnat~lled 1950·FORD F-1 ' 8 - Motor - Heater - New Ivory·Paint. A Real Sat· ~4.9~ • CoM·T.b HOOJtES , . •:;:;::::;;:::; I"·~~~~~-~~··~· ~:::~~ ;;; Ga•khw Phyllis Hi.lbert, Carole Keasinaer,' - Extra Clean.Truck. teams, 5a'd . FOR tAYINGS " ....- -··- POMEROY MOTOR CO. t- l' l• .q fh ll\ )1 \l'\i -. I F t-t- 1 ' 0 -- .- ... - ' • ".' ;/ . ,, I ·· Cleoronce - .·."· ,,. ON l ad I I ' '" COLUM-BUS, 0. UP - A ca. pncity fo otball crowd will watch ON QUALITY USED CARS I whO bas beeo ~rnest Lat. .AND ber home in Ohio State'!l favored Bucke)'l!lll try Stanleys Complete 4,000-Mile T.our Into T.f.ree States for their ninth ttralght victory SalurdlloY when th.,- meet Penn Sl ate, the ir last non-conference foe $~5 .. .. · .. .. of the seaspro.. 1954 BUICK · · · · · .. . . .. . . . . . .... $2195 Roadmaster Riv. Coupe The Nittany Lions, rated hlllh D!. on dtfease, wlll tee-t the tleam· ' roller toctlce of the Buckeyes, who will be led !or the aecoDd atralaht week by Galen Ciseo, 20&-pountt fullback who tops~ the Mil Ten in individual rushing staUIUct, Cisco, wllh a 16.3 BiJ Ten aver· age, has been even tbe ltlrtinl nod on the 'basta of, bla defensive ' 1955 FORD Crown Yldorla Coupe · · $1995 Iord aame and a Jood perform· ance In the Winoll Jame, live him a cohanre at the rtiUiar berth hold by Don Vlelo. Followlnl( Tbtll'ldlly's practice, 1952 OlDSMOBILE Super 88 •• 4 Dr. · · $995 ·Buckeye Coac:b Woody H'ayea said 1-0..KiekoH The probability w11 thlt tice 1euioa to .an ; 1950 lUlCK Super 4 Dr. -· .. · · · · · · ·· · $49S 1950 OLDSMOBILE 98- 4 Dr. · · · ·· · ·· $495 · ·· ·· • $395 oii'l'>lfl . ~ whose IOOUI$ • ' "~i,!hNI~~~; Lloii• arrived here , [f~t!~~~t.~t,~--""'!'-~---~P~o;m=•~ro~~~ ~· I f.biJ IJ!Or'!b!l !l)ld ~k"' qui . In owealoulll lp h, otadhim afierD.ooD. ,- IIllo ~=-:::t=:;;=~ ' JfMMv.; . llaM called Oblo'a the around attack the beat ln e<~unt"', will be out to mow the Buckeyes dowq when the Lion• R. ' - . .l,AWilti.~S .. ~- SO~$- ... '• ' FOI. YOUR Tom Baldaeei and oth! Ts. ..., Grouftll Alloek Coach 'Rip ]i:nale of Pmn State, . ' I':;:;;.~:=: atIUettnt f.be ¥Dllal II Cooivlllo .n-.Jr_ MOllE EFFIClEHQY..! · · Z..wockl, quarterback Lyn Thelo, . h ; . Tfle Doelg• for 57 has itl backs Joe Cai'Jttevlno and Hubert Bobo, tackles Ron Cooll: and Chuck KA RR AND VAN I ~ND:91I . hour and 20 ' lnelutUng center Dan Jamea, half. 1949.OlDSMOBILE 4 Dr..... ... ....... $295 . P.oy·LOOCI CapacitY Easie' T• Drive prac- mtnu.te1 for th o:! first two team1, but tbe reser\'ils were kept bu!lv tor thfl full t.wo boura. The Jluclteytl wt-re a ''tired team'1 aerordlng to Hay"'· who belleve.a in ualn1 his beat playera •• long M .he ~ln. The blgifest part of the lo•d In OSU'a first tbNe vletort11 this season has .,_.n carried ., ,. 1'7 playtu. Deplh did Ht appear to be a lf'l'lou! probltm for Ohio State, however, for there were many fint I'J!te pla,.era to fall bfltk on. 19$1 O~DSMOIIlE 4 Dr.- 98 · .. · .... $695 1950 BUICK Special·· 2 Dr. · LARGER receives . Thur~day's Moneuve~ it would be Don Sutherin, the te·a m's best ldckort man, tf Penn State recetve1, end Don Clark If Ohio Hayes cut down I More Sl.ote. 1952· POMTIAC 2 Dr. · .. · · .. ·.. .. .. .. $695 •• , be did DOl know who would' ~en at left halfback . against Penn 1953 FORD 2 Dr. Sedan ·· · ··· · · ··· ·-·$895 • 19'$~ MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · ·· · · .. $895 • Mrs. , P. E. Stanley have from • ·mOnth vaeeUon aadTQu ·w ort. u well, however. Hll lntereeptlon of a vital pap in Ute StaD- 1954 STUDEBAKER'Starlight Coupe ·· $1095 • · Barbar-a Stiles, Bonl)ie Van Cooney,_ltaren WUker, Carc..lyn WilJon Mar1aane Woodaerd. ~a:hth ,1rade: Judith Butcller, Chr1stlne Coats; Karen McE1blnn~y_ Karen Walker, Carolyn Wilson Dor11 Rice, Judy Sauer, Richard _ SW~tha.!'lmer, Bobby Van Cooney , ~a! Owner - .Itaater - l)eluxe Cab - Rear Blii~lf ~ BeU .. In a ,?irectlve tq ,tlJe 12 all electrop_ll de· vice•. inetudn,K walkie-ta~i!ll . t o the sidelines, hearing aids qt. any description U!led to reeeive ·messages, radio eq~o~iped helmetl or ·any other device Qf this uat11re mutt be elimlnatL'd for t he re. matrvter of \he aeason." : lntrodueUcm of the equlpml!'ljt to direct the play af team1 broa,ht on a aeries of inter-team 1q. . . K· a y iharon ltowlh, Dee sa0 ,;.,,;,,' •st:;~j;~ Saunden, Tborna1 Stiaaer Phyllis Stllnley, Fred Thomas. · Sopbom~res: John lklcon, Guy 6Jng, Jenrufer Daniels, ·Pear Farme r, Wade Herrman, Jane Hoyl. Carol Hudson . Jo~ Kinder Mark Kellr, Senny Knapp C.rolyn Milhoan, lnle Miller, Uncta Nelson Robert Nel$:tn, ~ixie Pirece, MarY ~ott, ·Polly Tholnas, Carla Willlon Freshman: Loretta Hanning Joyee Hemmons, Karen Herrma,nn ' 59 PHILADELPHIA UP- TU ·use radio and eleetronie equtptWitnt helmets of players in die National FootbnU Leasue waa btrted fo r the rernfdnder of the lel.!lon today by "'nanlmow eoue'rat of the 12 owners" Commi&aiOner ·BJ!rt Bell announced. 7... .2-Tone Blue - Healer - LOcal. OWUd t'r ~-"f. :ll;~ Buy. • . . .1 :Sorric• C,tmt.r , Expect Capacity Crowd Saturday AtOSUGame 1954 CADillAC 4 Dr. - 'Radio \ .I \ ~ ;.JOOM& Of If Nn ·Pur.-fture !;!' f'OA .• . ' $299.00 . t '' ~~- j .. , ' ' WITHACCE8SOIW{s • I 'ROOMS ·or if, ~ �- • --:-:-=--~ AD ,-. s •I'AN'I' • -·------:-==--:::-:-:--;;;,~;:;:;·•T ..... I ~ per word.,. OM 1a,.rt1oa. JII.D.imum ebar&• IOc.• eentl pu word !or lbree co• MCUU•e iuertiona. ~ne moDth for 25 eelltl per ward. Pull raea- or 2 oeata per word will be chqfld for advertiJJ.nllf not paid for be:f\ll'e t"e 25th of e•ch mootb foliYwla& inaertlon. FGI' blre for basements aad FOR SALE . USED COAL """' ponda. P. M. ~owdery, Loq ROLA a 11, d Washmg Maebme. JSottom. a 28 \'( Reasonable For quick sale. Clwl~ St~ele, Bradbur)' , Ohio. QtJICK. tiEBVICil oa Watea .a. 1 ~ 1 8-3ttp. prairiDa tJt FactQJ1' Tt..&lMld Piano-upri.Jht. Josephine Knopp waLttu.o.akt!l'. co~:; B~i:­ CWton, W. Va. Pbone Spru.ce L.ERS. PMIIII"'1\-a-d s-m.-a. Call after 3:00 P . M. 10.16-3tp L:aH Lbe HOUSF:BUILDERS 3D RATS KILLED witb one pound Neigler's, Racine. 9 1~ tf STAR WAH.FARIN. Safe, Jure, Seatlnel wiJl ruN btJ reapunalble for more ..han one incorrect ln· · cara I ~Dally The sua, 11ee lllenbach HaN1ware s.,.... Run Feed Mill 9 19 :.!mo. p borne of Ml'l. Allen RUIN woll by Mn. illl'l Fife, and Sandra Miller a gtlat to a:ueu. The meetina wu opened by Mn. :1-28-tl Rlymond Luman, prealde"-t, and !tee ytJr. for every eorn picker opMJII Emma Matthews eondu~ted. erator in tbialocaUty. tbe devotlon.al aenJce wblcb m.. AcconUng to Mr. Nolan and Jdr. eluded aerlpture and puyf:r. 'Elect· Wri1ht, who an advi&ors to the ed to the nominating committee Raclne JliPA Chapter, .• committee were Mta. Chll'lc:l Bennett, Mz•· composed of Oavtd Jlysell, ltlch· ~ulab Wbite, Mrs. T. F. H·awJdu, atd YouDJ, ~ Wolfe. Arthur who will .report at the November Beetle and l~e Pro:ffitt will (U- ------ FIIlEWOOD FOR SALE : See Wm. Radford or Harold Blackst~u . Roc:bprin,ca or phone M2.J. 10 6 tmo.p ticea of Evoota printed at m&U· lar cl118if1Ed ratee. Obttuariel ~-- · -·. FOR SALF.-Pear\ 'IJrby Real Ea. publilhed ... t 1 eent per word. ·- - lit '-.latices OPEN HOUSE AT POMEROY Sat, aad Sun., Ocl. ZO ao.d 21 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Located oa 300 block o£ Condor Strftt, turn at MobUgas Station on East Kaln St. New ranch type boUH with 1arage attached, full sized balement, gail floor furnace, all mod· ern kitcben wUb built-in e-leetrte oven and coo)' top with dinin& area, lara~ \ivlna: room witb fire place, two large bedroonu. E. L. Jlu,thes, Mlddl(>port, phone 620<-Y, 10 19 2lc RutliUM'a TownabJp, HOUSE IN POMEROY, 8 rooms and b;oth, full basement and laundry room . Other buildings. Out of high water and not on a 8 SEVEN WEEKS OLD OlC PIGS. but. Five acres of ground. Pbone Funk &Iter, Racine, Rt. 1. IDihl'. E. J, HlU, Pomeroy. • tO 17 3tp 10 II 7tp LIVING ROOM SUITE , gas circulating beater and other household article•. Mrs. J. II. Cuckler, Phone 6188-X. 10 17 3tc HOUSE FOR SALE OR R!.NT, t lx rooms, uUHties. C&ll Spruce 3-6686, Mason. ll)..ll.at. MRS. SILVERN AU. C 0 0 K 10.11·8 t ... BOOKS. Order now to insure delivery before Chiitllmas. SIX ROOMS-BATH in Pomeroy Phone 825.2, Middleport. corporation, "as furnace , app10-13-ate ro,omately I acre of ground, R 14 price Cor quick s~tle, immedla\e i I r pouession. CaH 335-X or 938-M. ITHR~-EE.:_:__A_:C_RES:..,_L"E"'v'"E:__L-::G:::A::R::D::E:::N, --ha.:•IM!Iq aad ..., --..me.. AIJBNIO:NT, w• brake Complete WHEEL llaePU'o llolotJ - -Pom-. Kola Stnet. IO.IIi-8tp APARTMENT FOR RENT. 1411 Mulberry, Pomeroy. Inquire a~ Harper's Tailor Shop. 10 17 3~p OIW> 9 room bouse at Ma11on. Reason- (2) Card Of Thanks able. Phone Mrt! . Carl Gardner Pt. Pleaunt 227·J . 10·1~1p out sincere FURNISHED ROOMS Good Cleu VHtl Can .w ~~~tot ...d Modv METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES __ .._ aTao••••• .._.. ............ Ill ·- Pamer.,, If.0111• , _ " Bernard Fult:r:, attorney, wa.a tht! rut. for or :;:uij;;;; 9-~11-~f ~­ FOR 10.16 3le . 2 Cecll, 1100 W. lbla St., Pomei'OJ $299.95 . evenlq:s. I 8 U Firestone truck .. -'Urt on broken wheel on Lead· ( lna: Creelt Rot"-· E. M. Burton, Bol 108, Middleport. 10.18-atc MAN WANTED • F o r lhwlelah buslnea!'l In Pomeroy. No expert· Lost-new 814 ' now with ~ASH SPfiDSI SPIN SPiff'S I -- (ti 1 Lost Er Found 17 I Help Wanted :8 Bl Auto Servicetl • ....~,;.h~i.: ence needed to start. Sal., eoay water WA-IIDP Opportunities DLX. 2 dr. YOU can l"lt'n to be • Profes• Sedan New llnlsb. Excepllollllli lonal Boautlcl•n In an amuear. Blal'ltnar'• Pomeroy fl86.00 inaly thort timll at a mlnlnlum 10.1a.ete cost, whith you . can pay .•pay as · You Ltam 1111111. lhl FORD V8 Cdr. Sedan Recent· Takrr advantage of the lac~ ly rebuilt eqlne. Nf&.OO Bl1ct· that you ran live at home and tner't Pomeroy. 1()..13-6tt. learn this Profeqloa at our Athe-ns, 0 .. sthooJ IDd ~p to IUl the r-onst1nt demand for 18110 CHRYSLER W!Nil!lOll I dr . BeauUctans. Auure JOUtafllf kline oJ11lnll areen finiJh . of a pleasant and profitable .00 Blaettaar'a .Pomeroy. future. Don't wait. Limited en. 10.1Hic rollmentJ. Write to: SOl.JTR.- 11111t BUICI( ROAD.IIAS!'tR I dr. kdln Pow1r St()erlnt. Brake~~, tnd Wlndowa •18$6.00 BlaeU· 41f'i Poproy IO.lMtc ' ltl-lHic --.t•ltdla.-Orllinal One own· ~ PLYM'OU1'H DLX. llnl•h. ,.__ f'.. ..00 2 dr-. Blaettur'a Pomnoy. ------ ~ 191 JOt' Scit lll!li.U'I'Y SCHOOLS, AthemJ, Ohio aad MtQ.neapolla, V:lnn. 10 IT 3te (20 81 lnsurana ·---Ap..,. lor....slmpooa laaiii'IDCO Jllddleport. Fire - AulomoblloHeld Searb ,apron• Bondo. Pbono ellli.JI: NO-ll baby blbo. lira. Le11on Terrace, I~ Auto,'•·-l'1nt, foJio, Coli Dol 10 19 6t< rolii'Lftl!i 111111, lllddl.m. OJiio; . ,.... Ptotoe~~oo. ·-:::--:-----:-----:::---:--(201 Business Servlcee SAVE · ON YOUR SHO£ repair :.t R.elne Sboe Shop. 10..ti-l lllOC, Whether It Be A-- REFRIGERATOR, T 'I Or Any HOME APPLIANCE ALLJM APPLIANCE Arrans:ementa o f t•ll flowel'l wete usi)IJ' in th~ llv'ftl room and tbe tlb(i' arranpment wu rust tbl')laa~e~ums and yellow rnl\1'"" ___ who -i!l;lll$. lllDilLE OF TOWN ' • 1,' -· pnoe•krllb.o the evenln1. • MiuiontT)' Chleq:o, ·Wbo , l)a.rst Jr. was proand read an utiele ol lbe· MlddlePuUen cluoad A, delto thlrt"D • ·1953 PLYMOUTH . New Yor!<~ •. dei~ f~ door, radio 111d heater; . Cranbrook, four-d®r, ·beatOuld maUc traasmlsslon. . er - iu-tone green. A real . ·Dark bl11e: . hooey, ,. .' ·. ·1954 PLYMOutH .. ' • l"o~bor, heater, 'Black. D~ltj!Y or a buy. ,. $)095 ) . •114 lin. month will he Circle u o1e ' J. ·' E •• ' "iUHRISE r ' ' • ~ ,.; ' . .' 'l ; ~ ' Co11liUIIIlN-. eou(lf· - Ra• ' dlo and heater, t'Not,one red and ll'lry · .· wsw; . '1'\iijj tloot, :no - radiO 3lld . ' NANCY I'IL·M MADE UNDER WATE~· • . 1953 ClllYSLER Club . coupe• . black . "A'tth healer. Dtlve 'It nd fO~ will buy II. • H. 6 R. F.IRESTONE RelativeS received -·NieDa~i;j death o f Mr. Rewben whictr occured at tits·home uu•~ tins Ferry, Wednesday ... JJe . •, • r 'many reluives aQ.d friends in area1 been reared here. · Mr. a'bd . · Gil.qter vl!l~te'd ohHdren of day ,M.th the cec:u Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Yotlny, anr\ mother ()f Mrs. Gilmer. Mr. a n d Mre. William BrookS and Hazel Huth spent Sunday wlth 'Mr. a n U Mrs. R!llph McDermott · or Chester Ridge. . " ... . "'.' Mr and Mrs. J)wight . G~·I~;,;~:::• j.f ;.~:•l·o and Mrs. Ra)l Rubinson of ton, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey ~ers were Sunday gue;;ts of Mr. and Mrs D:.~llzts Gibbs of Broad flun . Mr. alld Mrs. Ro\' R~d and ramof · Sunday willl OUR. !IJEXT , '"' 111' 1- llc!bert luable to 1953. PLY~ · . 1 . na. SJare! and I'EATURE 1$ A a TJIESJ!: WILL 81 GIVEN AWA~ 3 PER WEEJI,JN THE NEXT 4 WEEKS DURING THIS Eatq 111u1t1 May Be Oblalaed Al Ot Oat TO YEAR · END LEF-T NOfHING TO BU.Y Grove spent MJ'S. LJlJNrence SUNSET · ~~~- . 'i'!"ATION• Special, four door, dyna. Oow - radio and heater~ WSW. Two-lolle black and white. ~111ER& IS · .On Your DlGI GE DRYERS! ' . Mo,~d<~y. 990 ' , 'Mrs. W.' S. Billups ~~ J-'1:. ~a · .!lant spent Monday with Flor.e,ce Mae and Ola Rickard. . Tom a n d ,Mollie .\ahnson and Fannie Roush ca11ed in ltbe bo,me of Mr. and Mrs , ArtJe ~h ~ on Broad Run Mond,.y afternoon. , . 1Mr. and Mrs. J,lieb:wd lA~ is ~u· ghter, ~.:n.d Mrs. LQI,a ~ia .wP1·e guests of Mr. an(J •Mrs. Fr.ed RoUsh ' . GIGANTIC CONTEST LETART, W;Va. ''YOUI ..... 10 wu P11011e ~5 '",.• liOldl •.:,...:...._;_ · ·r · -.' Levaushn Punmiltto.- · - ""Jlll .. :'- I 1955 BUICI lt).!Htc booklna (')rders fur Scotch-lJte n•me plate &ll'l• that ahlne at nlte for Ru1·al Mall boxu Hou•e number1-D00r platet. Fl'f'e Salts Outfit • Dlumlnated stan Co. 2942 1st Ave. SouU.. y room. - not on your dothet. S~cl and 1oap 1cum are automlliC· ally rernoV«< II wuh water contimiOUilJ cir.~lat•. ONLY • ;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;; I * MAKE EXTtlA CASH-8pore Uillo 1104 PONTIAC DLX. 2dr. Sedan Orlalnal rwo toae bl;.o~ flrtleh. · $1281.00 Blo~~.ettaar 'll Pomoroy. ~ IMARTZ) Huntlnsto•, W. Va. I >> . • SO'l., """ tlotltts ..pity tltao "'"' autornatlu . • warw Sa... fur 'mlltlltl... • War~ ond !old Wator llftlos to .., holwallf e5-I A<tl-® Wl1lllot Adloo • 1-la Wanonty on ......., !IDUI'Ialoo o,_ : ER'I'ON 4 NO liNT fUZZ ON ClOTHfSI 00 CHtVI!:ROU:T =------- By-Laww of the clug were by its members· at the The by·laws were written Paul Roush, president: Gerald Clark, vtc:e-presldent; Mrs. Floyd Capehart. The secretary'a report wu given and dues collected 411t the meettne which wu ln charge of Mrs. Rou.ah. Refreshments were aernd and games played. Attendinl were Mrs. James Hltgerty, Mrs. Donald Brown, Mre. Gene Athey, Mrrs. ·Gerald Clark, Mrs. Paul Roush. Mn. Ralph Fink, program. Mrs. Bobby Muncy, Mrs. Eu1ene Hesson and one guest, Mrs. RoMr.;. Pul~en thanked the speak t land Karr. er and Sandra for the program. Guests included Mrs. WUUam K Ev 11 ' ersOn aid Mr1r1. William Sprague, Sandra ·lfld Dianne McComas. Future project~ were dilcuseed during the meeting and wm be complete at a later date. · •Mrs. McComn and Sandra Br~wington , with Mrs. Grace Abbott all a contributing hoateas, ser· v"c:L punch, cookies and cake to tblrty-~hree memben and 1ueab. Mrs. Pullen presided at the Cf'YII· tal punch bowl and Dlannt Me:· Comas and Sind• Brewibrton aJI· ltted their mothera in tbe dinlnJ .'l'rtve).-FIDMenvo14 'Mr. and Mrs. Arc}l Roush MAKE YOUR CHOICE of "trqe juvenile delinquency'' and said that 11tatiatlca. &how that only 3 per cent of the nation's young people c:ome lp tltls elan . .He alao said that tbo increase in population a~ounted for t h e aRparent in· crease iii juvenU11 delib4,uents. The sp&ate:r reviewlid a number of laws dealing with Ue~;nquenc:y which are broken repeatedly but are' raely enfOI'C!ed citing "eursiDJ" as one of the Infractions of law whi.eh could be invok•d. Sandra Br~ina:ton played a pla· no solo "bawn" to conclude the -e:u JOQ cl'e1ner clothe~. Urn 11 caull!lt in filter ( 19)· Business (81 Auto Soles '··~··! · I Library 1 athey met at the boine of Mrs. Bobby Muncy. Aaolatlng ~:~ ~~::. •• ,..h...... wu ~·· ' . ! Votes To Buy · Lib rary R Clnn• and H•o ••n• w.-h 8. RAWLING IONI. CO. • Wnc- llrYice. ....... m'l. Nlllll PlloMD•~·II0-18-ltp. I. DOIICISft.YilOUTB Dl. ' Cl Ub New HOVen •SuperlorcSenU, Senlce.fo ~ Llvinll OUrMctlo · Pre-- LETART W V , • a. 1 WITH ~DE- IN to make and profits aood. start immedi~ttely. Write RBwlelah's Dept, OHJ-M0-180 Freeport, Ill. L A "Ghost Party was held by the Mason Mothers' Club as the members met last Wednesday'" niacht at the hom~ or Mrs Lilah ·zrerkle ln f,{aeOD. Af;:'li5ting Mrs. Zerkle as hostesses were Mn. June Burna 11 Cia k and Mrs. Sa Y r · .. Members attended t ll e party dreued a• gho!its with a Prize !or bos ., being the most "unusual & t . pAsented to· Mrs Mary Berry Th opening thought was e M Je w••..:. a•d 1Jetlt<ld by rs. an ~· ~ tb• memt.ers recited the MoULer's Prayer. Several projets for the ..... 0 e d. iseussed·and program 1Urwr . d booklets for the year .were. 185Ue · i, .A,ttnding were Mrs. ·Gail Ingles, Mrl. r E., A- Scbae~J_el, Mfl, v~a ·, Dodson, Mrs. Jo Ann ·J;I~boqr, Mrs. Joyce c."on, Mrs. Jeaid .~ WDi~rner, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs.. a e· bl .. .Mrs. Swackhammtll', Mrs. June · Van Meter, Mrs. Martha Cook; '!0 d Mrs. B"etty Foreman. ' •·•t CLIFTON guesta speaker when t P e Child 127 Butternut Ave. 10 17 14tg Mr. and Mr.s, GeorJ& Burl18 •nd tbankl to the Middleport Emeraeney Squad, Dr. R. R. Picken11, ONE FOUR ROOM and 1 five the Couples Club took dinner with Cons~rvatiort League met Thufsday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle Saturand all our friend• and nelah· room apartments , 8 room dwell- day evening. evening at the home of ¥rs. ,J., W bora for thalr help and kindne.u tne, newly deeorated inside and McComas. Mrs. James P.uUen~' presThe Good WiU Class met at ' the Mr. and durina: Race's Hlneu. out. Must be aeen to be appre· homeident, wa-s in charge of the meetFrieda Henry on Monday Mrs. Rac:e H. Davu. 10 19 ltp elated. 8 room and 8 room ~ventng anrl beaan , qulltlng for ing and Introduced the speake~ . hJU8e8 Botb wlthin G min , walk the winter months . Mrs. Fultz dil;CUJsed the meanmg WE WISH TO THANK thl! of Court House. A. N Bena:el, friends and nieJtrbors Pomeroy. belpfulneu durlnl n! ind death of our -· · 1randmother, Mrs. "l"or rent - Eleettic wallpipet Warner. Espedall)· •teamer. Clinton .Flliher, Kid· and Rev. Underwood dteport. Ph. 6263-X. 11-1-11 comfortin& aermon prayers, the planltl and alngen for their r .. . . . - ·b eautiful selections, the pdl &a!foid - ·lllddlopwl. Dnp beareu, Dr. Keller for his mcdl· CUotoo f'loher, cal tervieea and attention, and Phone -..x_ 11·1-d all wbo sent flowera •nd carda REN'r 4 rooms and ·bath and or contriiJuted In any way to o r00101 ann 'bath, furotshed our com f-::· t. Spechal thanks and llpartmenta. · Wm. T. Gruuer, heartfelt 11.pprceiaUon to Willie Middleport. I 22 1 mo p Yount and Fritz Ruck from the ·Ewlns: Funeral Home for their 3-ROOM ~UNFURN!SHilD apartelflcienl and courtl!oua tervlce . ment with b•th. Newly decorMr. and Mrs. CIJUord EniGW and ated. Call 294. 9 20 tf hmil)', Mr. and Mrs. Georae P,~r·lCJ and family, Mr. and Mrs. CONTAOT US if you need an apart Van Torrence and family. -ment or office •pace. Good se· 10 18 ltp lection. Good IocaUona. Phone 817QJ 10 17 81c Your choice or Normal or Slow for wuh, Normal or Slow £or tiliOoMS ond BATH, 10 <;ole St. apin ... or any c.ombia.atiou to Found--o- n-e set of keys. toqulre for 1mall reliable famll,f. eaD 1uit a,.r ll:ruiWIMfalmd -~· per month. See Mh. Howtrd 1t Dally Sentinel OftJce. We Wish to extend visit 80 l uaottd MR. AND MKS. HI!:KMAN I<ICKARD were ust 11 at the Seventh Avenue Church of Christ in Ohto. Mrs. Rickard was the former MISS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Merrtit ville. Mr. Rickard, formerly of Mason hama High School and Is a graduate of Ohio where he received his B.S. and Master of He is at pr'eserit working on his PH. D. there, Rickard are, both employed at the ~airy Science at Ohio State. QUAIJTY ll0£1!N'f COSt.:_ IT ~AYS Mas.on Mothers ' Club Holds A Ghost Pa· rty . locate every cora picker in tbeir IU'ea. The)- plan to operators ind furnlab ea,eb wUb sugeesUon• oa. .nfe -operation of his machine. Tttete auUestiona were developed by the Alrlcultural Ex&;iilab tension Service of ·the Ohio State UbiYel'llt)'. After ttie benediction tbe pro. . · · Operators who qretl . to coop. f or· tbe social hour wu preby Mn. tUanebe Hapton- erat-e wilJ han tbeir machine 1t 1 11. The hoate~~e~: lin. HugheJ, 1marke4 with a apeclll aUcker. It M J 0 Leo.....d M1aa -~rtnel 11 ho-"' that every eorn picker "· • • .... • 4"w t'""'ll Talbott, Mrs. J. Q. Riee and M.n.loperator 'Will participate in thll Lillian MeGbee served a desaert campaien to reduce accidenta. ~~course to tweoty-e"6-U mem~ aDd one euest, Sandra Miller. H&l· . loweeo de-corations were used tbrOUihOut tbe Hughes home. Mn. LUvena Rainey returned to · ber home at Board aRer visitinw I her uncle w'ho is' dangerously ill Wa.. at bJI ·h ome in Wayne Couoty. Mrs. 1v.. Kina was the IUOI!o of Mrs. Laele Roush Tbunday. · llr. and Mrs. M~vin Bonecutter UQ$ were reeeat kUelta of relatives in Tbe New Haven Mothers Club Columbus. ·, . recently voted to purebase new for th• New Haven PubUe T. •F. COnServOhOil • League Hears· Ch "ld I Local Attorney On "Delinquency'' ..._..__ICL ,.Nt", · campaign. Muter, Jln. Homer Hartley, Mrs. Harl')' How:lNbc-lt, Mn. Hawtins. Mn. Harold Hubbard, . Mn. Mn. John Kauff, Mn, Lum•a, Mra. Sbirley l!fllla, Mra. Paul smart. Mill Florinel Talbott •nd :Mra. White were obaerved. - Fisher. Mri. Ricbard F'..sher, mother of the gueet o! honor, Jlra. Henry Dunt and Mr!l Marm 'Van Meter a!lllllted with the party. Ed Davia, Mason, Pamela's great grand falber and Mrs. Minnie Warner, Mason, were also present. n• c~a~a TOted to boa i.oot.. th• .."""' or tb• c,unpalgn, eaae •..,u... ror the puto,.., study, memben or the l"'ltur• Farmer ·B lrthdays of Mils Sylvia Me- Cblil'ter bav• mllde • survey to ent 10-186tc. ·rect tblt meetlng. (21 I Real Estate REWARD - fifty dollars for the proo! o1 the penon or peJ-.obl that Ia d .. troy;ng my property at Mtnenville. B. H. Rhodes, Ripley, W. Va. 10 19 U four room bouse, electricity . At TO WHOM rr MAY CONCERN Apple GrotJe. See; Alex Wheel-Please return step ladder to er. 10.18-3tc Jdrs. J . H. Mitchell, 680 South New modern apartment. People-s Sec:ond St., Middleport, it 11 Terrace, Pomeroy, garage unneeded. 10-18-8tc derneath-above flood lineshort walk to markets-11Chooll IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW,t and churches. Unfurntabed. laket'• will live 1UU. the bllt Telephone 328- V or 469-X. U'lde OD funath:n or lppllu- - ------- 3J acz-ea land, bouse, barn aod ou\ buJ1diaea. See G6orge A. M.eloZbll't. AdminllltraOOr. 6-1-U Fo ' Halloween co-tume party Tblll'.sd.ay eveniq .at KAOlO & 'h,a.t.VJ!lo!Ufll SERVlt;E Phone :.!UO. L:lelaod Apptu..o.:e Sture, 118 W. M.a!n St .. .Pomeio1 -----:c:---,---- m-e, c~a~a or the Pamela Covert On Birthday Mr. and Mra. Harry Durtt ellterWn.ed with a party celebratiq lhe eighth birthday of lbeir gr~nd daua:ht.:r, Pamela Covert Gamea were played and prius woo by Cora I.Jlcker opert.ton ~ tbiJ Mar)' walbnrn, MarUee Van Meerea wiD be aaked to Q'bsehre ev· ter and So~ny Haynes, ery ufety precauUen as the RaRe1reabmenls were served to clae Cbawpter of Future Farmen of America and the A.iftcultural Penny Lynn Ray, Riebard Smltb, teulon Service conduct tbelr Charles and Marilee ,Van Meter. Corn Picker Safety C.mpata:n tbia Janell Call, Ruth Ann KJ;oeJ, Sonny Haynes, Buddy Moore, Richard yar. Their 1011 ia for en at'tldent DeWeese, Joan Rathburn, Te:ddf ,Baptbt Cburcll bad a ' 'arty Honors Racine FFA Will rPlan Cornpicker I, . ~t Safety Campaign , Bll!ncbei HaptonataU, euaruteed. of Tban~.s ud Spedll No- SenUnel, Po~neroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., 0.~ 19, 1956 Busy Bee Class Holds Hallow~n Party Thursday · - --- J:rror1 in Advertismi-Sbould be ..,port.d lmmedtale)J. Tho DaUJ Mt~oa. auLLDOIIR -, h-aler, dark green. \ $995 . • ANY. • �- • --:-:-=--~ AD ,-. s •I'AN'I' • -·------:-==--:::-:-:--;;;,~;:;:;·•T ..... I ~ per word.,. OM 1a,.rt1oa. JII.D.imum ebar&• IOc.• eentl pu word !or lbree co• MCUU•e iuertiona. ~ne moDth for 25 eelltl per ward. Pull raea- or 2 oeata per word will be chqfld for advertiJJ.nllf not paid for be:f\ll'e t"e 25th of e•ch mootb foliYwla& inaertlon. FGI' blre for basements aad FOR SALE . USED COAL """' ponda. P. M. ~owdery, Loq ROLA a 11, d Washmg Maebme. JSottom. a 28 \'( Reasonable For quick sale. Clwl~ St~ele, Bradbur)' , Ohio. QtJICK. tiEBVICil oa Watea .a. 1 ~ 1 8-3ttp. prairiDa tJt FactQJ1' Tt..&lMld Piano-upri.Jht. Josephine Knopp waLttu.o.akt!l'. co~:; B~i:­ CWton, W. Va. Pbone Spru.ce L.ERS. PMIIII"'1\-a-d s-m.-a. Call after 3:00 P . M. 10.16-3tp L:aH Lbe HOUSF:BUILDERS 3D RATS KILLED witb one pound Neigler's, Racine. 9 1~ tf STAR WAH.FARIN. Safe, Jure, Seatlnel wiJl ruN btJ reapunalble for more ..han one incorrect ln· · cara I ~Dally The sua, 11ee lllenbach HaN1ware s.,.... Run Feed Mill 9 19 :.!mo. p borne of Ml'l. Allen RUIN woll by Mn. illl'l Fife, and Sandra Miller a gtlat to a:ueu. The meetina wu opened by Mn. :1-28-tl Rlymond Luman, prealde"-t, and !tee ytJr. for every eorn picker opMJII Emma Matthews eondu~ted. erator in tbialocaUty. tbe devotlon.al aenJce wblcb m.. AcconUng to Mr. Nolan and Jdr. eluded aerlpture and puyf:r. 'Elect· Wri1ht, who an advi&ors to the ed to the nominating committee Raclne JliPA Chapter, .• committee were Mta. Chll'lc:l Bennett, Mz•· composed of Oavtd Jlysell, ltlch· ~ulab Wbite, Mrs. T. F. H·awJdu, atd YouDJ, ~ Wolfe. Arthur who will .report at the November Beetle and l~e Pro:ffitt will (U- ------ FIIlEWOOD FOR SALE : See Wm. Radford or Harold Blackst~u . Roc:bprin,ca or phone M2.J. 10 6 tmo.p ticea of Evoota printed at m&U· lar cl118if1Ed ratee. Obttuariel ~-- · -·. FOR SALF.-Pear\ 'IJrby Real Ea. publilhed ... t 1 eent per word. ·- - lit '-.latices OPEN HOUSE AT POMEROY Sat, aad Sun., Ocl. ZO ao.d 21 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Located oa 300 block o£ Condor Strftt, turn at MobUgas Station on East Kaln St. New ranch type boUH with 1arage attached, full sized balement, gail floor furnace, all mod· ern kitcben wUb built-in e-leetrte oven and coo)' top with dinin& area, lara~ \ivlna: room witb fire place, two large bedroonu. E. L. Jlu,thes, Mlddl(>port, phone 620<-Y, 10 19 2lc RutliUM'a TownabJp, HOUSE IN POMEROY, 8 rooms and b;oth, full basement and laundry room . Other buildings. Out of high water and not on a 8 SEVEN WEEKS OLD OlC PIGS. but. Five acres of ground. Pbone Funk &Iter, Racine, Rt. 1. IDihl'. E. J, HlU, Pomeroy. • tO 17 3tp 10 II 7tp LIVING ROOM SUITE , gas circulating beater and other household article•. Mrs. J. II. Cuckler, Phone 6188-X. 10 17 3tc HOUSE FOR SALE OR R!.NT, t lx rooms, uUHties. C&ll Spruce 3-6686, Mason. ll)..ll.at. MRS. SILVERN AU. C 0 0 K 10.11·8 t ... BOOKS. Order now to insure delivery before Chiitllmas. SIX ROOMS-BATH in Pomeroy Phone 825.2, Middleport. corporation, "as furnace , app10-13-ate ro,omately I acre of ground, R 14 price Cor quick s~tle, immedla\e i I r pouession. CaH 335-X or 938-M. ITHR~-EE.:_:__A_:C_RES:..,_L"E"'v'"E:__L-::G:::A::R::D::E:::N, --ha.:•IM!Iq aad ..., --..me.. AIJBNIO:NT, w• brake Complete WHEEL llaePU'o llolotJ - -Pom-. Kola Stnet. IO.IIi-8tp APARTMENT FOR RENT. 1411 Mulberry, Pomeroy. Inquire a~ Harper's Tailor Shop. 10 17 3~p OIW> 9 room bouse at Ma11on. Reason- (2) Card Of Thanks able. Phone Mrt! . Carl Gardner Pt. Pleaunt 227·J . 10·1~1p out sincere FURNISHED ROOMS Good Cleu VHtl Can .w ~~~tot ...d Modv METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES __ .._ aTao••••• .._.. ............ Ill ·- Pamer.,, If.0111• , _ " Bernard Fult:r:, attorney, wa.a tht! rut. for or :;:uij;;;; 9-~11-~f ~­ FOR 10.16 3le . 2 Cecll, 1100 W. lbla St., Pomei'OJ $299.95 . evenlq:s. I 8 U Firestone truck .. -'Urt on broken wheel on Lead· ( lna: Creelt Rot"-· E. M. Burton, Bol 108, Middleport. 10.18-atc MAN WANTED • F o r lhwlelah buslnea!'l In Pomeroy. No expert· Lost-new 814 ' now with ~ASH SPfiDSI SPIN SPiff'S I -- (ti 1 Lost Er Found 17 I Help Wanted :8 Bl Auto Servicetl • ....~,;.h~i.: ence needed to start. Sal., eoay water WA-IIDP Opportunities DLX. 2 dr. YOU can l"lt'n to be • Profes• Sedan New llnlsb. Excepllollllli lonal Boautlcl•n In an amuear. Blal'ltnar'• Pomeroy fl86.00 inaly thort timll at a mlnlnlum 10.1a.ete cost, whith you . can pay .•pay as · You Ltam 1111111. lhl FORD V8 Cdr. Sedan Recent· Takrr advantage of the lac~ ly rebuilt eqlne. Nf&.OO Bl1ct· that you ran live at home and tner't Pomeroy. 1()..13-6tt. learn this Profeqloa at our Athe-ns, 0 .. sthooJ IDd ~p to IUl the r-onst1nt demand for 18110 CHRYSLER W!Nil!lOll I dr . BeauUctans. Auure JOUtafllf kline oJ11lnll areen finiJh . of a pleasant and profitable .00 Blaettaar'a .Pomeroy. future. Don't wait. Limited en. 10.1Hic rollmentJ. Write to: SOl.JTR.- 11111t BUICI( ROAD.IIAS!'tR I dr. kdln Pow1r St()erlnt. Brake~~, tnd Wlndowa •18$6.00 BlaeU· 41f'i Poproy IO.lMtc ' ltl-lHic --.t•ltdla.-Orllinal One own· ~ PLYM'OU1'H DLX. llnl•h. ,.__ f'.. ..00 2 dr-. Blaettur'a Pomnoy. ------ ~ 191 JOt' Scit lll!li.U'I'Y SCHOOLS, AthemJ, Ohio aad MtQ.neapolla, V:lnn. 10 IT 3te (20 81 lnsurana ·---Ap..,. lor....slmpooa laaiii'IDCO Jllddleport. Fire - AulomoblloHeld Searb ,apron• Bondo. Pbono ellli.JI: NO-ll baby blbo. lira. Le11on Terrace, I~ Auto,'•·-l'1nt, foJio, Coli Dol 10 19 6t< rolii'Lftl!i 111111, lllddl.m. OJiio; . ,.... Ptotoe~~oo. ·-:::--:-----:-----:::---:--(201 Business Servlcee SAVE · ON YOUR SHO£ repair :.t R.elne Sboe Shop. 10..ti-l lllOC, Whether It Be A-- REFRIGERATOR, T 'I Or Any HOME APPLIANCE ALLJM APPLIANCE Arrans:ementa o f t•ll flowel'l wete usi)IJ' in th~ llv'ftl room and tbe tlb(i' arranpment wu rust tbl')laa~e~ums and yellow rnl\1'"" ___ who -i!l;lll$. lllDilLE OF TOWN ' • 1,' -· pnoe•krllb.o the evenln1. • MiuiontT)' Chleq:o, ·Wbo , l)a.rst Jr. was proand read an utiele ol lbe· MlddlePuUen cluoad A, delto thlrt"D • ·1953 PLYMOUTH . New Yor!<~ •. dei~ f~ door, radio 111d heater; . Cranbrook, four-d®r, ·beatOuld maUc traasmlsslon. . er - iu-tone green. A real . ·Dark bl11e: . hooey, ,. .' ·. ·1954 PLYMOutH .. ' • l"o~bor, heater, 'Black. D~ltj!Y or a buy. ,. $)095 ) . •114 lin. month will he Circle u o1e ' J. ·' E •• ' "iUHRISE r ' ' • ~ ,.; ' . .' 'l ; ~ ' Co11liUIIIlN-. eou(lf· - Ra• ' dlo and heater, t'Not,one red and ll'lry · .· wsw; . '1'\iijj tloot, :no - radiO 3lld . ' NANCY I'IL·M MADE UNDER WATE~· • . 1953 ClllYSLER Club . coupe• . black . "A'tth healer. Dtlve 'It nd fO~ will buy II. • H. 6 R. F.IRESTONE RelativeS received -·NieDa~i;j death o f Mr. Rewben whictr occured at tits·home uu•~ tins Ferry, Wednesday ... JJe . •, • r 'many reluives aQ.d friends in area1 been reared here. · Mr. a'bd . · Gil.qter vl!l~te'd ohHdren of day ,M.th the cec:u Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Yotlny, anr\ mother ()f Mrs. Gilmer. Mr. a n d Mre. William BrookS and Hazel Huth spent Sunday wlth 'Mr. a n U Mrs. R!llph McDermott · or Chester Ridge. . " ... . "'.' Mr and Mrs. J)wight . G~·I~;,;~:::• j.f ;.~:•l·o and Mrs. Ra)l Rubinson of ton, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey ~ers were Sunday gue;;ts of Mr. and Mrs D:.~llzts Gibbs of Broad flun . Mr. alld Mrs. Ro\' R~d and ramof · Sunday willl OUR. !IJEXT , '"' 111' 1- llc!bert luable to 1953. PLY~ · . 1 . na. SJare! and I'EATURE 1$ A a TJIESJ!: WILL 81 GIVEN AWA~ 3 PER WEEJI,JN THE NEXT 4 WEEKS DURING THIS Eatq 111u1t1 May Be Oblalaed Al Ot Oat TO YEAR · END LEF-T NOfHING TO BU.Y Grove spent MJ'S. LJlJNrence SUNSET · ~~~- . 'i'!"ATION• Special, four door, dyna. Oow - radio and heater~ WSW. Two-lolle black and white. ~111ER& IS · .On Your DlGI GE DRYERS! ' . Mo,~d<~y. 990 ' , 'Mrs. W.' S. Billups ~~ J-'1:. ~a · .!lant spent Monday with Flor.e,ce Mae and Ola Rickard. . Tom a n d ,Mollie .\ahnson and Fannie Roush ca11ed in ltbe bo,me of Mr. and Mrs , ArtJe ~h ~ on Broad Run Mond,.y afternoon. , . 1Mr. and Mrs. J,lieb:wd lA~ is ~u· ghter, ~.:n.d Mrs. LQI,a ~ia .wP1·e guests of Mr. an(J •Mrs. Fr.ed RoUsh ' . GIGANTIC CONTEST LETART, W;Va. ''YOUI ..... 10 wu P11011e ~5 '",.• liOldl •.:,...:...._;_ · ·r · -.' Levaushn Punmiltto.- · - ""Jlll .. :'- I 1955 BUICI lt).!Htc booklna (')rders fur Scotch-lJte n•me plate &ll'l• that ahlne at nlte for Ru1·al Mall boxu Hou•e number1-D00r platet. Fl'f'e Salts Outfit • Dlumlnated stan Co. 2942 1st Ave. SouU.. y room. - not on your dothet. S~cl and 1oap 1cum are automlliC· ally rernoV«< II wuh water contimiOUilJ cir.~lat•. ONLY • ;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;; I * MAKE EXTtlA CASH-8pore Uillo 1104 PONTIAC DLX. 2dr. Sedan Orlalnal rwo toae bl;.o~ flrtleh. · $1281.00 Blo~~.ettaar 'll Pomoroy. ~ IMARTZ) Huntlnsto•, W. Va. I >> . • SO'l., """ tlotltts ..pity tltao "'"' autornatlu . • warw Sa... fur 'mlltlltl... • War~ ond !old Wator llftlos to .., holwallf e5-I A<tl-® Wl1lllot Adloo • 1-la Wanonty on ......., !IDUI'Ialoo o,_ : ER'I'ON 4 NO liNT fUZZ ON ClOTHfSI 00 CHtVI!:ROU:T =------- By-Laww of the clug were by its members· at the The by·laws were written Paul Roush, president: Gerald Clark, vtc:e-presldent; Mrs. Floyd Capehart. The secretary'a report wu given and dues collected 411t the meettne which wu ln charge of Mrs. Rou.ah. Refreshments were aernd and games played. Attendinl were Mrs. James Hltgerty, Mrs. Donald Brown, Mre. Gene Athey, Mrrs. ·Gerald Clark, Mrs. Paul Roush. Mn. Ralph Fink, program. Mrs. Bobby Muncy, Mrs. Eu1ene Hesson and one guest, Mrs. RoMr.;. Pul~en thanked the speak t land Karr. er and Sandra for the program. Guests included Mrs. WUUam K Ev 11 ' ersOn aid Mr1r1. William Sprague, Sandra ·lfld Dianne McComas. Future project~ were dilcuseed during the meeting and wm be complete at a later date. · •Mrs. McComn and Sandra Br~wington , with Mrs. Grace Abbott all a contributing hoateas, ser· v"c:L punch, cookies and cake to tblrty-~hree memben and 1ueab. Mrs. Pullen presided at the Cf'YII· tal punch bowl and Dlannt Me:· Comas and Sind• Brewibrton aJI· ltted their mothera in tbe dinlnJ .'l'rtve).-FIDMenvo14 'Mr. and Mrs. Arc}l Roush MAKE YOUR CHOICE of "trqe juvenile delinquency'' and said that 11tatiatlca. &how that only 3 per cent of the nation's young people c:ome lp tltls elan . .He alao said that tbo increase in population a~ounted for t h e aRparent in· crease iii juvenU11 delib4,uents. The sp&ate:r reviewlid a number of laws dealing with Ue~;nquenc:y which are broken repeatedly but are' raely enfOI'C!ed citing "eursiDJ" as one of the Infractions of law whi.eh could be invok•d. Sandra Br~ina:ton played a pla· no solo "bawn" to conclude the -e:u JOQ cl'e1ner clothe~. Urn 11 caull!lt in filter ( 19)· Business (81 Auto Soles '··~··! · I Library 1 athey met at the boine of Mrs. Bobby Muncy. Aaolatlng ~:~ ~~::. •• ,..h...... wu ~·· ' . ! Votes To Buy · Lib rary R Clnn• and H•o ••n• w.-h 8. RAWLING IONI. CO. • Wnc- llrYice. ....... m'l. Nlllll PlloMD•~·II0-18-ltp. I. DOIICISft.YilOUTB Dl. ' Cl Ub New HOVen •SuperlorcSenU, Senlce.fo ~ Llvinll OUrMctlo · Pre-- LETART W V , • a. 1 WITH ~DE- IN to make and profits aood. start immedi~ttely. Write RBwlelah's Dept, OHJ-M0-180 Freeport, Ill. L A "Ghost Party was held by the Mason Mothers' Club as the members met last Wednesday'" niacht at the hom~ or Mrs Lilah ·zrerkle ln f,{aeOD. Af;:'li5ting Mrs. Zerkle as hostesses were Mn. June Burna 11 Cia k and Mrs. Sa Y r · .. Members attended t ll e party dreued a• gho!its with a Prize !or bos ., being the most "unusual & t . pAsented to· Mrs Mary Berry Th opening thought was e M Je w••..:. a•d 1Jetlt<ld by rs. an ~· ~ tb• memt.ers recited the MoULer's Prayer. Several projets for the ..... 0 e d. iseussed·and program 1Urwr . d booklets for the year .were. 185Ue · i, .A,ttnding were Mrs. ·Gail Ingles, Mrl. r E., A- Scbae~J_el, Mfl, v~a ·, Dodson, Mrs. Jo Ann ·J;I~boqr, Mrs. Joyce c."on, Mrs. Jeaid .~ WDi~rner, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs.. a e· bl .. .Mrs. Swackhammtll', Mrs. June · Van Meter, Mrs. Martha Cook; '!0 d Mrs. B"etty Foreman. ' •·•t CLIFTON guesta speaker when t P e Child 127 Butternut Ave. 10 17 14tg Mr. and Mr.s, GeorJ& Burl18 •nd tbankl to the Middleport Emeraeney Squad, Dr. R. R. Picken11, ONE FOUR ROOM and 1 five the Couples Club took dinner with Cons~rvatiort League met Thufsday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle Saturand all our friend• and nelah· room apartments , 8 room dwell- day evening. evening at the home of ¥rs. ,J., W bora for thalr help and kindne.u tne, newly deeorated inside and McComas. Mrs. James P.uUen~' presThe Good WiU Class met at ' the Mr. and durina: Race's Hlneu. out. Must be aeen to be appre· homeident, wa-s in charge of the meetFrieda Henry on Monday Mrs. Rac:e H. Davu. 10 19 ltp elated. 8 room and 8 room ~ventng anrl beaan , qulltlng for ing and Introduced the speake~ . hJU8e8 Botb wlthin G min , walk the winter months . Mrs. Fultz dil;CUJsed the meanmg WE WISH TO THANK thl! of Court House. A. N Bena:el, friends and nieJtrbors Pomeroy. belpfulneu durlnl n! ind death of our -· · 1randmother, Mrs. "l"or rent - Eleettic wallpipet Warner. Espedall)· •teamer. Clinton .Flliher, Kid· and Rev. Underwood dteport. Ph. 6263-X. 11-1-11 comfortin& aermon prayers, the planltl and alngen for their r .. . . . - ·b eautiful selections, the pdl &a!foid - ·lllddlopwl. Dnp beareu, Dr. Keller for his mcdl· CUotoo f'loher, cal tervieea and attention, and Phone -..x_ 11·1-d all wbo sent flowera •nd carda REN'r 4 rooms and ·bath and or contriiJuted In any way to o r00101 ann 'bath, furotshed our com f-::· t. Spechal thanks and llpartmenta. · Wm. T. Gruuer, heartfelt 11.pprceiaUon to Willie Middleport. I 22 1 mo p Yount and Fritz Ruck from the ·Ewlns: Funeral Home for their 3-ROOM ~UNFURN!SHilD apartelflcienl and courtl!oua tervlce . ment with b•th. Newly decorMr. and Mrs. CIJUord EniGW and ated. Call 294. 9 20 tf hmil)', Mr. and Mrs. Georae P,~r·lCJ and family, Mr. and Mrs. CONTAOT US if you need an apart Van Torrence and family. -ment or office •pace. Good se· 10 18 ltp lection. Good IocaUona. Phone 817QJ 10 17 81c Your choice or Normal or Slow for wuh, Normal or Slow £or tiliOoMS ond BATH, 10 <;ole St. apin ... or any c.ombia.atiou to Found--o- n-e set of keys. toqulre for 1mall reliable famll,f. eaD 1uit a,.r ll:ruiWIMfalmd -~· per month. See Mh. Howtrd 1t Dally Sentinel OftJce. We Wish to extend visit 80 l uaottd MR. AND MKS. HI!:KMAN I<ICKARD were ust 11 at the Seventh Avenue Church of Christ in Ohto. Mrs. Rickard was the former MISS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Merrtit ville. Mr. Rickard, formerly of Mason hama High School and Is a graduate of Ohio where he received his B.S. and Master of He is at pr'eserit working on his PH. D. there, Rickard are, both employed at the ~airy Science at Ohio State. QUAIJTY ll0£1!N'f COSt.:_ IT ~AYS Mas.on Mothers ' Club Holds A Ghost Pa· rty . locate every cora picker in tbeir IU'ea. The)- plan to operators ind furnlab ea,eb wUb sugeesUon• oa. .nfe -operation of his machine. Tttete auUestiona were developed by the Alrlcultural Ex&;iilab tension Service of ·the Ohio State UbiYel'llt)'. After ttie benediction tbe pro. . · · Operators who qretl . to coop. f or· tbe social hour wu preby Mn. tUanebe Hapton- erat-e wilJ han tbeir machine 1t 1 11. The hoate~~e~: lin. HugheJ, 1marke4 with a apeclll aUcker. It M J 0 Leo.....d M1aa -~rtnel 11 ho-"' that every eorn picker "· • • .... • 4"w t'""'ll Talbott, Mrs. J. Q. Riee and M.n.loperator 'Will participate in thll Lillian MeGbee served a desaert campaien to reduce accidenta. ~~course to tweoty-e"6-U mem~ aDd one euest, Sandra Miller. H&l· . loweeo de-corations were used tbrOUihOut tbe Hughes home. Mn. LUvena Rainey returned to · ber home at Board aRer visitinw I her uncle w'ho is' dangerously ill Wa.. at bJI ·h ome in Wayne Couoty. Mrs. 1v.. Kina was the IUOI!o of Mrs. Laele Roush Tbunday. · llr. and Mrs. M~vin Bonecutter UQ$ were reeeat kUelta of relatives in Tbe New Haven Mothers Club Columbus. ·, . recently voted to purebase new for th• New Haven PubUe T. •F. COnServOhOil • League Hears· Ch "ld I Local Attorney On "Delinquency'' ..._..__ICL ,.Nt", · campaign. Muter, Jln. Homer Hartley, Mrs. Harl')' How:lNbc-lt, Mn. Hawtins. Mn. Harold Hubbard, . Mn. Mn. John Kauff, Mn, Lum•a, Mra. Sbirley l!fllla, Mra. Paul smart. Mill Florinel Talbott •nd :Mra. White were obaerved. - Fisher. Mri. Ricbard F'..sher, mother of the gueet o! honor, Jlra. Henry Dunt and Mr!l Marm 'Van Meter a!lllllted with the party. Ed Davia, Mason, Pamela's great grand falber and Mrs. Minnie Warner, Mason, were also present. n• c~a~a TOted to boa i.oot.. th• .."""' or tb• c,unpalgn, eaae •..,u... ror the puto,.., study, memben or the l"'ltur• Farmer ·B lrthdays of Mils Sylvia Me- Cblil'ter bav• mllde • survey to ent 10-186tc. ·rect tblt meetlng. (21 I Real Estate REWARD - fifty dollars for the proo! o1 the penon or peJ-.obl that Ia d .. troy;ng my property at Mtnenville. B. H. Rhodes, Ripley, W. Va. 10 19 U four room bouse, electricity . At TO WHOM rr MAY CONCERN Apple GrotJe. See; Alex Wheel-Please return step ladder to er. 10.18-3tc Jdrs. J . H. Mitchell, 680 South New modern apartment. People-s Sec:ond St., Middleport, it 11 Terrace, Pomeroy, garage unneeded. 10-18-8tc derneath-above flood lineshort walk to markets-11Chooll IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW,t and churches. Unfurntabed. laket'• will live 1UU. the bllt Telephone 328- V or 469-X. U'lde OD funath:n or lppllu- - ------- 3J acz-ea land, bouse, barn aod ou\ buJ1diaea. See G6orge A. M.eloZbll't. AdminllltraOOr. 6-1-U Fo ' Halloween co-tume party Tblll'.sd.ay eveniq .at KAOlO & 'h,a.t.VJ!lo!Ufll SERVlt;E Phone :.!UO. L:lelaod Apptu..o.:e Sture, 118 W. M.a!n St .. .Pomeio1 -----:c:---,---- m-e, c~a~a or the Pamela Covert On Birthday Mr. and Mra. Harry Durtt ellterWn.ed with a party celebratiq lhe eighth birthday of lbeir gr~nd daua:ht.:r, Pamela Covert Gamea were played and prius woo by Cora I.Jlcker opert.ton ~ tbiJ Mar)' walbnrn, MarUee Van Meerea wiD be aaked to Q'bsehre ev· ter and So~ny Haynes, ery ufety precauUen as the RaRe1reabmenls were served to clae Cbawpter of Future Farmen of America and the A.iftcultural Penny Lynn Ray, Riebard Smltb, teulon Service conduct tbelr Charles and Marilee ,Van Meter. Corn Picker Safety C.mpata:n tbia Janell Call, Ruth Ann KJ;oeJ, Sonny Haynes, Buddy Moore, Richard yar. Their 1011 ia for en at'tldent DeWeese, Joan Rathburn, Te:ddf ,Baptbt Cburcll bad a ' 'arty Honors Racine FFA Will rPlan Cornpicker I, . ~t Safety Campaign , Bll!ncbei HaptonataU, euaruteed. of Tban~.s ud Spedll No- SenUnel, Po~neroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., 0.~ 19, 1956 Busy Bee Class Holds Hallow~n Party Thursday · - --- J:rror1 in Advertismi-Sbould be ..,port.d lmmedtale)J. Tho DaUJ Mt~oa. auLLDOIIR -, h-aler, dark green. \ $995 . • ANY. • �'• Program , Mrs. Fran r,.~ J ohnson . Horpitality, Mrs . Will1.1m ·Bradbury PTA Group Votis For ·Playground Equipment Purchase The PA voted t o purchase silverware for the kitchen Ill the school. Mr:s. Albert Roush reported for the prettiest , ueliest , funniest on a t-H dub for g1rl~ from 10-1~ and most oriJ inal coatumes and the which will be started in the n~ar PI'A wUJ also Jive aec:ond priles future. Mrs. Guy Ru~ell is chair· in the Slime daasa. Other plan5 man of t he commJllec organizing include fish pond, fortune t elling a Fint A•d Class w1t h David ObJin. booth, sale of hot-dogs , sloppy joe ger. Middleport !"ire l){'partment aandwtcb~, d~XJgbnuta cider and C b~f as theii- leon·her. Time The Br&dbury P•renl-Te~Kher 4atdation voted to purchase ~ad equipmeot rrom tbe ~ Center, Middlepor-t, when tbf:J ' ~ Pla01 were announced by t be · J'iaenee Committee, .Mrs. Homer FOI'I'e.lt, chairman , to llav~ a Hallo\\:een party on Thursday, Oet-. 4ber 25th. $1 prize's wril be "vea wa:; USED CAR Stock Reduction ' I' SALE! TO GET RE~DY FOR 1957 BUICKS ON DISPLAY NOV. 9th 1950 FORD 4 dr. ·.··· ·· ·'· · · · · · · · · ··· · · · $195 Looks rollgb but runs good. 1950 HUDSON 2 dr. · ·· · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · $195 1950 BUICK Special f dr. · ·· ·· · · · · · · · $377 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2 dr. · · · ··'· $295 Exceptionally good engine. 1950 CHRYSLER Windsor 4 dr. · · · •· ·· · $395 Sparkling original dark green flniah . Solid car. The Elders, Trustees, Deacons and Deaconesses of the First PresChurch met Thursday ev- Ihe Sparkling original black finish. . 1952 DESOTO VI 4 dr. Sedan ··· ·· · · · $795 Power steering. One carelul owner. ' 1953 PLYMOUTH Dlx. 2 dr. Sedan·· ·· $895 1 . a combined meeting at Jla]l®':~een }"lin ' • '. VOL VIII NO. 180 ' •~ ,. . • - Surprise Party Given Honoring Delores Kraeuter • Bee our complete liJJe of bll'\hday Oct. 13. ;. KODAK FLASH ,. U P P L IJ and 5 CA M ERA 5 s· With a m4MI.,rn Kodak camera, Indoor pictures and 1naps at night ore ever.y bit at 1imple ~sure Gs.funny.day 1n9pahots; Stop In soon and ••e our complete line of BrO'III'nie and Kodak cam,m, fiiiTI, flasholdtrs, bulbt, and""photo aJds. Eaty-doet- lt Bath outR•t; tool · ELBERFELD$ ..... to M!"s, Willlams' In ·•lf ·: wlU!, ·tha DallY Sen· Mr.•. Arthur ~k~··~ ·, · ·mornlag, hU. hua. iltew- "GaidtnerB "ngen:d at her ed membei-s of fOllowlnl aa ar- tail Merchants' fhr ov~ the purchase of a new other ,nerehants on· o1 ·Halloween w'lnt1ow · :;;~;·:· i p:i!fi that when abe point· contest for tbe young people lO -hlni 1hat they "ci"Guld nOt" the vliJage. ·<·.• -; , ·ear .. ~ P,feHDt· a aho.t~un METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES At TraHic Lltht Ia Mlddlllport Open lve•lnp '9 p. m. Ph- entiRe • o.. Oct. 20, 1956--$ nto she fled trom him, Ina,- ~ . · Caollllae ear s will given near the bom.e-, lii"'!s ln various will .,. . at her . . l~~!~~~-~25~ e:exl••· Fllneral tervlees for llltJaret Gfoeuaer Cun.d.iff, a gati.,. of trationa have marched Into Poland from Red Germany and Meill County wbo died ·at ber are advancing lin Warsaw. home in Oswald, Cdif., will be Le Moode eorrespondent Pbilippe Ben reported from W.vheld Monday at 2:30 p, m. ta tile iaw that Polish Co.11!1Du~.lst leaders ao:e dlotrlbutiDg ll1lll tg Ewing Funeral Cblpel. 1 atudeab and workers llo rsiat dli Friend! and relltiYet bere •ere !) R.uuia-. adv•ae1. advised Saturday that he-r body •Be• nld Potisb ...... poll•• would arrive ·at ColumbU& AJrport have refwed to II'Hirt 700 "1ibat 3:65 p. m. today. · eral"' Polilb officials IPflrhead- · "'''"' .o: $urvlvlng thr. deceased are two .ing Poland', altempt tt bred: eb.lldren, Margaret Floreace Cunaway from tbe Kr:mtlla. diff and EdWin c ·u ndlff: 1'1er parMe~'"'-/" Eorli« tho Swodbll nmpper Mr. and !.ira. Norman CunExpreueo re)Wl'ted :thtt Comm• of CinctnnaU ,and four bro. ThrFc cues, oae a suH for dl- olat Sou N. s. ~~P.Vwamed No:-rnaa Gloecllaer Jr., Jaek vorce • have been flied In Mei.J-.; Poles .seetlpg Jodepeadenee fnlm Jame:~ GJoeekDI!r ami Couniy ComnuJD Flea,. court ainte j Moscow that "we- will CTIIIh wi.tl aU of Clnctonati. Friday. ; forte .. _IJJY attem_p t •t ftftl.t. are ber uncle, Tbe divaree action is by Hobart Demclr: M. Wmter, tae eorraof Po.inlrr())' .and Cuaditf, pllillti!f, ,qam.t Lorraine pondent wh~ "~e the Story"' of .· llD4 an IWlt, Cundiff, both of H.iddleport. XhrWJhc:bev 1 blatz mlsfioa to 'Wtr~ of Jo!lki!as. KJ; AaOtber •ult il aa action to ap- 118W, told El:prUIQ. tile- , •".,.lila .,adeiatbeBe<els prapr.iate propetty, f o r ..-a n es~ 1 1ea~u "l01t control" of hbnHif..• ment for bicb'wiJ purpose over the I ~unq • mtetiDJ with re_preae• propert7. -4f JoeeplliDf!' E. Piekem llv~ of the Polt,b poUtburd.~ et. al, OII "Stafe Route 124· l am .. . . . to you W1tat In •• .moo to tO partmoa n>al th~ road to ~ ""*'lll<ol' " estate Blu.che Welter is tbe plajn ~anter quo1ed ~beheY u IV• • ·I " QviJ Actions Are Filed In -ei:r'-"'.... Courts I till asainll!:\lllllllehe Welll<r. Ber- rq. " 'II ,.. do•1 obe,, "" Will apOasoriag mercba:nta aad tht Garden C.'lub. FW'ther details wlll be anaounc- oll letordiDI to ber ber and the three the car witb htm the FJOod Roa4 to Route 1. She 11ld ·rJppea. her clothin.g point that abe Nas W~en he entered Red the car i.nd motorlst who bome. .••01r Datd WeJ¥1'. lf1l. Bernard Wei- cruah ~th forc!e ...DJ" •ttf!mPl to ker, Evelyn . WelJti, Dayton WeUs, Veto Welker, "LuCllle Welker, DorAt tbe pcilitlntro :meetiq. WJa. 'llrlcllo;.j b Diclreo•. 1latold PkkeDI ArmJald, KhrnohebeY refulo4 'to ~ mda W•JUr, Darnlt H. Welhr, ·~ Willi a. Aq ""'~"'.-.S&tiJl;,.~llhoan mutiu " lfle '1\'ely. !aler. ---,-,--t, ' . . ., ROtana:see . :' . . AS l ~.Bahr\nd kUI ber and her bers..J: Of ,the lied "7. ~ ,and . 2~. brief report 1950 PONTIAC (8) Dr. All good tires. ~~:~ir· Would make a car o.r second car. MANY MORE.TO CHOOSE FROM Middleport Qubs . Plan HWowe'en Window Contests · • Mr. and Mrs. El'd~n Kraeuter of Mornins: StQr had a sur.p rhe birthday party Itt 1helr home in honor Ot their da.ughter, Dolores' 19th • Margaret Cundiff Blitz Mission Is Launched Funeral Servicefl By ~hchev Against Poles , ' Will Be Monday today WNDON (UP)-The Paris pewspaper Le ~nde re~ that 800 RtUSian tanto and "Important tzoop coDeetf.. .-' t . as·. . .. ~ .... 38 ~oRTH GAWA251MARimA .•.. : . .... 6 EASTERN ....... 0 DOVER ....•.. :. 0 an • • COME SEE 'EM 2 Dr. Runs fine. .a t, •' • A kODAK CAMIRA TO CATCH IT A" THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS 1941 CHEVROLET 1951 MERCURY 2 dr. Sedan · · · · · · ··· · $495 Mrs. H. Taylor Entertains On Wednesday Eve • t IMPORflolft Plol!f ~~ 26 JACKSON ... ; . 1~1 li;TLA~O (. ",. • ~EROY ....... 6 MlDDLEPORT . 1. LOGAN ...... . 12 WELLSTON .... OIM(~kTHUR ... 1 JAnJ~ .. ., Attending :were her Sunda.y Mrs. Hubert Taylor otertalned School teacher, Mrs. Verna Rose, 8 group of fri~nds at a Cardinal Tommy and Louise Fisher) Richard Cra(tman Product! party at ber Shuler, Phyllis Ihle, David Hysell, home Wednesday. Prizes were Annabelle Rose, Dana Van Meter, Others present were James Sulawarded to Mra. Leonard Jlpscbar Jl)hn Easterday, Carol Deem, Larry livan, Charles Peoples, Vincent Mrs. Joe Wolfe and tbe Jl~teu Holter, Delmar and Jimmy lhmm. Dabo, Leland Brown, George An4Jftd h-er slsters, ~a and Roberta served a des~ert (OUrse. · der~;on Jr., Lewis H. Sauer. Kraeutcr. Others present were Mrs. Jake Games and retreshments were Betz, Mrs. Ethel Jones. Mrs. F. 0 . enjoved and the honored guest reBoyer, Mrs. Howar~ Bowers, Mrs. Roush, Harold Carabab, and counCiaudc Ashley, Mrs Russell Lyons, .ty Agent c. E. BlakeBlee. Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. L. D. . · The new char.ges will be offerFowler, Jose. ed in the next General Auembly. 'Mrs. John Bulin, above , a chron· niles, Mrs. Harry phine Mowery. , ceived many from her friends. ic enterer of contests. figures today ~e hit the jackpot. ,1 And she will be avidly looki~l YOU .WANT BUY 'EM for more contests to compete ~e as a result of being the owner fiF a new 21-lnch Philco cabinet modWag. Radio, Heat- el televis ion set. It wa.s the prize . Automatic Trans. R ..•n• offered by lo~ oreman and Abboll, hJ£al Philco dealer, to the winne r One Owner, I of 11 "M ~<tc h. the Stars" contest Jn a long series of other rontests she has entered Mrs. Buli n tinished in second piacc twice and third . onc.c. Her best loot t Lo date had been a bedroom suite. Mrs. Bolin, wbo resides with her husband and three children at home in Hysell Run, has acc~m­ pllshed tmother reat of wh.ich she Is real proud Recently rebuilt engine. Beautiful blue with white trim. Good lop. "Mra. Jack Fowler waa weloomed aa a new member when the SewRite Sewlne Club met Wednesday evlnlaa;· at the Ground 'Observer Corp1 building, Lincola Heights. decoraHn.q the church for Cbrlltm.,s and tbt possi·b illty of tht 1Youth FellowaMp helpiaa; on the ' project. Folluwiog lhe famU, sided and also led the devotions night dinner a BiUy Graham fllm, purln gtbe buainess sePion in using for his topic . .. U any ma9 mad e In Englaud, will be sb'own charp of Mrt. Don Kenedy, preawill come after me, Jet his take up In th e !lanCtuary. det, plana were made for a "bobo" taken party to be held at the home of hia cross and follaw me," Two ~ommittet"s were named, Mrs, David Goodwin, OcL 31. Plans from Matb~ 10 :3·2-48. Thought! broua:ht out in the devotioiUI were t. w. R. l.:.ttrpenter, · M ' WeN! diacuased for the aDOual •- d I I!" .urs. rs. T. A. Cbrl s t maa anne~t . to •- h td th "Tb e t UJ·ea o sacr ICe must run .pownle and Charles Peninger, """ e at e throush one's life ..if_, be, ia.~...tma · program; and Mrs. V. D.. Edwardt Martin Restaurant. true f oUower vi C.u-,at' and, ,· d lnd Mrs. WiU!am ~·-bel, •.r.rojict · m 1 • · wJII belp one to do more . ·· is g..,,. .... -"o lowlnt the IJI.eetlog a raah fry required." ' ., Committee. · · ' · :.wu "h~d wlf:h Mn. Willara' Boyer Durlbg the bu.slaess llet!l~ . it· ~ · and· Mrs. Ch.JrJe.s ·,Uo.ffmu as h91· ,· A dessert course was served at tesaea and Pre5ent were those ;lhe close of the meeting by Mn. named above and Mrs. Geor&e Conkenneth Flnle)' · and Mn. Elmer .de, Mu. Dayton Stric)dantl .Mrs. l\'hlte to Rev. and Mrs. Eua:e•e Elffll!r White, Mrs. Calvin Simp· 'Brown, Mr. and Mr. C. E. Blakes- 10n, Mrs. Donald Mullen, Mn11. Ray lee, Mra. W. R. Carpenter, Mn. Blowers and Mrs. Donald Colllas. William Swatzel, MrA. HaYman Barnitz, Mrs_ John Werry and Mrs. T. A. Downie. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Vincent Dabo . Mrs. Karl Owen, PhyiiJs Joath.im, Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mrs. ~~-ed DeWeese, Mrs. George Anderllvn Jr. 1949 CHEVROLET 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan ···· $195 1951 FORD V8 4 dr. Sedan · .... · .. · · $395 1951 HUDSON Conv. Coupe · · · · · ·· ·· · $366 project. There was a di&CWI:sion Jn Mrs. John Bolin Again Emerges As Contest Winner Kuah Bearba were 1ueatJ when home: Mrs. Emma Leifheit entert.alae<1 burtna: the bLliJiDeiS ae~~loo in the Kin Club, Tuesday eveniq at charse of Mrs. C. l. Eberlb~b.. .. b.er home, Prospet.1 Hill. Fall pi ana were made for a masked .. HaLloween party at the home of ., Mrs. Ricbard Vauih•n Sr. on Tues .~ day, Octeber 30. : 1th DIV., KOREA -A~ur B. Games were played aad priRI ~ Cro88, 18, son of Mr. ·and .Mn. awarded to Mr.s. Ebersbach, Mr1.1 Walter B CrOlla, Route l , Langs. Edgar Pratt and Mrs. Theoore Le- ·.. ville, Oblo, recently was promoted hew. The tr~eUns prb:t: donated! to apeclaliat third clasa in Kofea. b:y Mrs. Wald Windon wai nard- '~ where he il a member of the 7th ed to Mra. Charles Buck. • The Halloween them~ wu ear. • lnflllltry DivisiOn. A ~lf~e_ma,n with Co~· pany E of rled out in the refreshment._ DIP. ! the d.iv1.1"'n s 31st Regiment, Spec- kins and the favors wbleh were . ialiJt Crou entered the Army in I candleh '" · .... October 1~ and was stationed at ~~ 1Alao present were Mn. Willi•rd "" Fort Brsta:, N. C., before arrivina. in the Far Ea:ot last July. . Ebenbach, Mrs. J.ee Pratt, :U:ra. Cross attended BuUand Higb Emmett Blackburn l!)d Mrs. BarSchool . old Ebersbacb. \ 191 GALLIPOLIS ... 261 NELSONVILLE Servicemen s. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 with a potluck dinner at six o'clock when the Come Double Clasa of the United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the church. C. E. Blakealee, president, pre- ATHENS ...... decott\e the .; now- 'Come-Double' Closs Of Methodists Plan Hob.o Party Set Church-Wide .Family Night Potluck Event For October 31 .Plans were made to spans-or a reported that pecans were or- 8 S Cl b church·wide family night, Nov. 11 dered to sell as a money makinc y ew- R't I e u Presbyterian Church Leaders Meeting Held IN AN ALL OUT • Eleanor third P~alm bv Mrs. Everett Light · foot. During I h e program reports Chairman of ctJmmitteea ftJr the were given on the county Council year are : rman(e, Mrs. Homer For- meeting held on Octltber 41h at th( reat ; Social Hn. Richard OJier; Lt'tart School when five mernbcrc of Bradbury PTA atlended. The attendance award ed of $5 wu won by the First Grade laugh\ by Mra . Wilbur Theobald w i t h twenty-six parent.s present. Room -mothers announ.eed at the meeling were : First Mrs. William King, Mrs. Del Hysell ; Second, Mrs Everett Ligh.foot, Mra. Lawrence Groaan; Third, Mra. Glenn Enrm, · Mrs.. Herschel Gilkey; Fourth, Mrs. Nathan Biggs. Mrs. Guldle Fridley; Firth, Mrs. MeGlooe, Mn. Del Lightroot; Sixtb, Mrs Richard Oiler, Mrs. Guy Bing; Seventh, Mrs. Freda; ~Little, Mn Guy •Russell; ElgbtJr; Mrs. Albert Row:b, Mrs. Delores Miller. We're Masked (Halloween .Party PI~~ Made By 'Kin' Club At Meeting~ Lucille Bearhs Hawklno, Pomeroy Society Editor and the reading of the .Twenty· PTA. bu,.- t:be malA-rial. - YTJ. Homer Hawkln1 aa& Mn. era were uaed to met Wednesda y evenin-.z at t ~ e Bradbury School with Mrs. Hathu BiAs president, presldiftl.. Jo1ut, farlons ud Kenneth Me- coa~. Tbe commlttee hal a-lso and date of the f1r.ot meeung will EJhjnpey gave a report on this eQ· planned a bake sale on November .be announced later. The PTA is uipment and a committee Princi· 21 at the Tri-Luster. selling Golden Krumoie:s candy, $1 ~ Genld Rupe, ;>Jath<~.n Bicas and The meeting opened with the a box, and orden may be pla<.--ed ~tt Lightfoot were named to Pledge of Allegiuce to the Flag with teachel"li or members of tbe ' • The Daily Sentinel Kmg, Memben:hip, Mr~ Rolot!rt !'nee; Publicity Mr~. Wilbur Theol»tld. J I • ' llllJy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• Oct. 19, 1956 ~ -., • I .. Travelogue ~t ' Friday Meeting ludge Joba ~on, prellideot or the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club, preai,ted at their weekly ~D· ner meeting Friday at the Heatlf, .xetbodls.t ehUreh. Guest. present were P'aul Henderson and Mr. Wol bome and pert, Hanford, membert of tile ••• to tile Bend ·Rotary Club. ln one year she has rJ!(IUeed her we ight by sclentifte dieting under direction of a loc,~l phyoll· cian from 280 to 180 lbs. "I worked as hard on reducing as 1 did on the TV con~st. " sh. ~· tG bll parenta, be threaten· wlth a bi'ead blfe ON THE ~ai d . eUtuftl her on said to hav, famllly bo lloldlq throat of !~t~~,!~~ II&Yin8 olll hla \b'rolt.• NEW She won the TV in competition with 1.000 local enll~les. Her entry. a neat scrapbook filled with pit•turcs of current TV ~tars, cor· reclly matched pictures of certain cciC'hrilics with numbers as re. quired in the contest rules. lt fur . lh.er displayed a wide ran~ of actor!!., .<~in.::ers and comedians with appropriate •·vie-wer" c~r;;;;. ••!.~ . Mr. Bolin hi: a trucker and in mini8ter of the Church of God in Point Pleasant, W. Va, or iti• iamilt allp- · St. home a alttlbbor One careful owner. Spotlesa original light green flnlah. 1952 CHEVROLET Dlx. 2 dr. Sedan · ·· · $795 .- N<IW Thirty finish. Exceptional car. 1953 CHEVROLET Belair 4 dr. Sedan · · $99$ Beautiful dark-blue wlt.h light top. {• 1954 BUICK Roadmastar 4 dr. Setlan $1,895 Power Steering, Pow•r Brakes, & Power windows. One local owner. 1954PONT"C Dlx. 8cyl~ 2 dr. Sedan $1,295 ' SpoUess orl,iiPal two tone blue finish . One local OW!Ier. 1954 OIEVROLET ~ton ' Pickup · ·· · $1;095 Veey low mlleaae. Spotlesa dark blue finish . ·*FAVORS FOR 'nil LADIS 119!56 GMC Y2 ton Pickup .. · · Save $500 Cab, Chrome Grille. and deluxe chassia. Very low ' H.mlllellj!e. J\~061 like tile day It was sold. 951 FORD 2 dr. Sedan · ··· · · · · · · · ·· · $595 ,i;~pcepUonal for model. CHEVROLET Dlx. 2 dr. .. .. .. .. $495 Very Important Papers do deser~e safe de!"'''it protection - and so do heirlooms, keepsakes, ' .• • .*GIFTS FOR THE . . ·*NOVElTIES fOR CHILDREN .1 ; jewelry and ali the oth"{ penono.l po,....iolll SltOI>il vawr. Come in and reserv~ , llltltl ' . ' wq ch..go for o SAFE DEJIOSlT BOX: in. our I ~ • ' that you value above the few <OlliS weekl)i:~'/'1 • • POMEROY Pomeroy NationDI B'onk BANKING SINCE 187i ''. \ ":.:..:. • ~u·a"LAND POMEROY Mlllllll "PIDIIIAL IISIRVI IYI'-'.;- r. p~DIIAL DII'OSlT INSUIANCI CORI'QIIATiON MIMIIR ' . ,' P0111eroy, Ohio · 1 ·. •ObUgotion ~rd .' POMEROY .. • Here � 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 19, 1956