https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2b9bcbf452bd0bd035f5ffa6bb533b01.pdf 98934893a2e92bba8443c882009e2270 PDF Text Text .... - ...... _._._ • • ·Artlnu Gilmore drove hil mot- a.ilbt pella of Mr. aad Mrs. Therller, Mn. lllJI.!Ue Gilmore, to COY· eo11 .JohDioa and fblily, Portland. iqtoe, xt., SaturciQ, wttere •he JII'L Eel Prlee, former local reslspnd • week with Kt. -.ad lltJtt, 1.s reported recovering. after llbo. ~mood Buras (Eithor OIJ. ~.....,- at st. Joseph Bl>Opltal, DICh) :lad dauttber, Ca:thie; lin. tle\ltltod. ~ Mr. and Jlrl. Lynford GHnu·n p)ans to attend tbe Colt- o1obn:,.on (J.uanlta P .1ee) aDd ebi!· fe~ on i.t"anatU.tm If" dJ.e dr., Wlv6J'l;r, sptnt Saturda)' dDtllmaU Bible Seminary,~ .:with btr pa:ndmother, Mn. Mar· uti duqq: her visit. Two fotrnu rtha"""H\ldaoD, ·ud ber uades, Bradloti) pdian a·.e o<~. tile prolflm ford .ad Willon Hudlon. for tile Confereuce : Jame. 1ledRu&h Wise nturned to Colummoa. wllo wil,l. be one of &bit l1ll1.d :bua Sunday wltb her sister, Mn. qteahra. ud Ridu:rd Burton, wbo · Cecil Grosan. who spent the. Wed;. Wlll•JtPe•r in a panel dillwuion. end here wltb ber father. c. H. Kr. and Mra. Robert Gil!On and Wile Sr. Mn. Ta)'IOJ' Grogan, CollOR, wbo are moving here from wnbw, visited re-lative~ here and Pansylvanil, have moved to the Mn. Mabel pi"'gan Marshall la Bulb urtment on Broadway. viaitina: Mr. and Mi11. David Yoat . S. B. McRa~ ia 1.11 with eDt.eritls and family at Portland. 8l the home ot his 1tepdaua:hter, Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Thompson Kra. Lou Mourning. and familv, Belle, w. Va., have 11fn. Edna Thaxton, White Olk, been visiil.ng his mother, &tra . l1ld Mr. ud Mrs. Frank · Ree\lel, Thompaon, and nther relatives Portamouth, were Sunday auestl h~re. of Mr. and Mrs. WendeiJ Bunce Mr. and Mrs. CbarJe., Snyder, and ebildren, Sandra, KJ;tby 1nd · C~licothe were lJ,ere for the fune. JOD. TbiJ wu thl! fll'lt Umt tAJt ra1 of Balpb Anderson Saturday .lin. Tbuton, &"l'andmot.her of Mr. 4Ad wef9 cnreraipt J11t!Jtl ol Mr. Bunce, hll been able to Ybit tbem $mt iln. .M p Stnborn and :Hi•• ia three yean and was tbe oc:eu- Jkils SanbOrn. JOG of a four &enerathm reunion. Betsy Wolf-. Albany, wu a ·Mr. and Mrs. Dardifti! lnd' •two weebitd iUelt of Mr. atl.d Mrs. sons, Bowersville, were Stmdl)' James Crl.awell and daugbten, 2tfeata of tbe Rev. and Mfl. C. CArl and Diane. Raymon Konwrlght and sons, Eu· · dell and David. Mr. and Mrl. Jam& Weber plan to leave TUeiday Cor their willter Mrs. Richard Vaughn and sons, home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Bill and Don , accompanied Mr. Mr. and Ml'!l. John Kincaid, Mn. Vaughn home S~:~turday. They lud James Harley, Mrs. o. P. Klein, spent the psst twfi weeks visiting: Mrs. Jamea TitUI and Mn. Garen reb mother, MI'S. Wilb11r Paraons, Stantbur)' were dinner guest.B of aod family in Dunbar where Mr. Mr. and Mra. G. D. We.,t, Dunbar, Vaua:bn boards while workins at Sunday evening after attending the St. Albans Evans Supermarket. the Flower ShoW\ in Charleston. Mn. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Mr. Kincaid also visited relatives Lawefli.nce Bing hav:c. been report- in Charleaton ~md Dunbar. ed Ill with virus infectiona. .Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schafer and emergency Run daughter, Darla , Columbtts, were The Middleport Emergency Squbusiness vh1tors here Saturday. ad was called to the hume of Mrs . Larry _ Mitch and Rush Philson Sam Fick Saturday when she be· attended ·• dance at Racine Hllll came ill. Dr, R. R., Piekea, was School 1nd, Were over- called on th, cf1Se. wru FINE LAUNDRY AND DRY ~~ANlNG DONE' BY SPECIALISTSf Tri- Lustre Clean"'rs ~~~.&... llldd1opon. 01111. Robinson's Laundry . ............. ••••••• ow. The Daily ~entinel POMEROY SOCIETY Mr. and Mn. C. E. Blakes lee left Saturday morning Cor HouOi· ton, Texu to attend the annual eoa\ltntion of tbe National County &amullural A,enta Assoclttion. Jimmy MeCiuns retu"med to bls home-, Jackson , Saturday after a v.Ult with his graodparenU, Mr. and Mn. Dale Smith . He was Hcompanied bere by his mother, Mrs. TboJ¥s McClung and daqbter wbo returned home Wednesday. M"r, and Mn. Ray Farnham of Cinelnnati were weekend guet!.l 1( Mr. ~•.ad. Mn. Dor Schafer. Patty and Jennifer Blakeslee are tbe JUests of Mrs. John Handle)' and Family while their pJJ"enU rate io Texas. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Y~autz villi· ted recentlv in Columbus with Mr . and Mrs. Paul Kautz and family . lfr. and Mrs. Clarence Massar vJaited recently In Columbus witb. Mr. and Mrs. George Massar llnd son. Mn. Edna Miller and Mrs. Wendell Beb:ing visited Mrs. William J. Durst · at Holzer Hospital, Stturcby afternoon. lfra. .Jacob Ebenbach and M1ss ADn. Eberabach visited the for. mel'l h\lsband at H'Oizer Hospital, Slturday afternoon. Mri. DWjJht ftud and dlughter, Debbl~ Ka)' of Bevq"ly and Mrs. WUilrd Fraley and son Randy of TrO)' were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mra. Leonard Vanmeter Sr. the past week. Earl Denny Jr. and Miss Betty Demo!key vi~Hed in Parkersburg, w. va. Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. and Mrs. Albt!rt Mees visited Sun· day in St. Albans, W. va. with their aunt and uncle, Ml'. and Mr11 George Williams. Mrll. Williams is quite 111. They also visited briefly tn Charleslon w. va. With Mr~. Llwrent>e Spencer and daughter, MJ.u Eliabeth. ·Yr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkins o£ Lancader are the guests of her mother, Mrs Addie Grue-aer. ·Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young and d8tqt11er, Allee or Akron were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ervin of Portlmouth were Sunday guesta of Mr and Mrs. Wilbur .Mooe. Week end suests of Mr. and Mn. Fred Rosenbaum were Mr. and Mn. Jack Rosenbaum and children Jaekle . Ricky , Barbara and Susan of Springfield. They also visited Mrs. Mary Harbrecht. Also eal11n.g on the Rosenbaums were Mrt. U.--e Richardson and Mrs. Sin1er, Warren, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar were In Detroit, Mich., over the week end for businesi and plealure, looking over new Buicka for 1937. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Franclt •nd chlldren, ·George, Mary and Dnnna, ylslted Mr. and Mrs, Geora:e FtanC!IJ Mnd family of Middleport. , Mr. and )fra. Graham P. Smith and sons, David and Donald, had as suest.s Saturday, Mrs. Lewis Baum and children, Rosalie and Lewis, Jr. Qf Glendale, W. V, Week end guctts of Mr. ..... ~ • Delta Kappa . ~ · ' ' Eleatior S.&:baaf, Mldt!ltlfrt $oelely Editor-Phone 6079 Meigs County 1l/ "om . en RepubJ"1can loved one and how one lhrinkl Atteodlag the &alururmeellal preaided at the meeting whleh fol- &Gm tbil are~ were .lin. Gneva lowed a luncheoD ud lin. Fred Joachl!!t, Mlldt.ca Jla1(1PIO,.. N.. Dlubt:r, JacktoDt wl!~formerlJ bad MOor.. - v;,.. Lee. ·s.u.,. P&rJ~; l . ' lil:ias GwendolYD Davit, JacbOD, M . qny Loca•ICpatrons • radio"Nad-il'lm or eblldrft·• ""' Bemlee Bowen, Ruth Euler, Avlll a number of her own Frecker, Jill)' VirJlnla Reibel, Atten dTrl- ounty PGellll !Deluding chlldreo'a poema. Ethel Chapman. Beltl'let · • concert . The November meet1n1 wlll be Dorothy Ber11ea. MUSIC h•id at lhe cambrian Hotel In· AmoDI tbOk attendinl the first Jac:kiOJI and will iadude a IUIIeh- Wta!Ur ~i'• fte , ..,.,.,.....,..._ ' ,. ' ' ~... ~~air~m~an~o~l~;~~~~;~~r~.,~l~d;~··:~~::.::: --· ....._, .. '",.. w. ......... ree AuaateUF Talent Show Kittle Sentenced Profi eient Gridde~ To Six Months In Cincy Workhouse Thirty.Six Train Daily Jat!'kil!! Lee Kittle iJ earoute &o the ClodnnaU Worlr:boute tldt . Pomeroy and Muoa. pOllee ~ Where be wfU lan'e tis aearchina toda)' few a Mason CouJJio montba to &biD over bil future . ty man who vanithed wbile beiq Tbe 20 7ear" old 'Mra. Noble nld that 78 o~~·blttntqe ballot requests htd already been received. She expJairled tbat tlti5 number i ll a record number ~t advance ballota 1lnce the l'Wih usually coroe.s 'ust before the let, deadline. D. Brown, Middleport pondmq ,..,... quea:tioned Lut tveniDI after h1l eharset aplalt blm for wbich be 1petding automobile bad erashed head-on into another car, injurinc: w111 face the- lleiiJ County Grand three person<~. .Jury and a $200 nne and eostt Gone into the night ••• Rkbard 1 ttaltllef: for ....Wt ud ,battery Redman, MaJon, who, wblle talkon tbe periOD ol £mat Grimm. The dt.ula iD~Iude auault and inl to Pomeroy Pltrolmtn Henry battery on 'lburmtn ,f'ilber. de- Werey 1t the stene ol t:he wreck •truetlon of property a11d writing near tbe Riler Oil Co., JuddeniJ cbeeb wltb IDiilfficient funds. To- ran throu1h a map iron pile and pined the bnDb and bUlaide neartal bood . . J001e .. fiOO, Youna: Kittle appeareti before by. Redman, police laid. wu bunted Juatlee of Pe.aee R. E. Grindley, all night by 1iJ. oUic:era but the Mon.daJ. He admitted be owed ttl.e mone, for the btd chreb but onl)' .sign found was a pile of clothinc. abo tb~re wu bit bUIIord, ad made no plet to the- eourt. a c:igaret Ji&bter. nae eaeq. were Kittle wu arrested ea:rJy SuDday momia1 b)' Sbnl!f Charles chanced upon ncar the Jower aide of the Swilber tipple thll morDiDa: Ru.uell. at .a aearb)' Dite dub.. at 8 o'cloet b)' Plltrol~~t~aa Joba. Dehnai _Gene Bawlt7. 28. arrested wltb Kltlle, Is helna held io McKenzie. Injured io the wreck demolilltjaiJ for iuftltlp_toD. ing botb ean were Joe Schuler, Floyd ""'IVVUams, bound to the youth 1ril1 be c. E. Moore. B. Ewing, Gnnd !meier eli.OOO bond for Chetbire OWDer and driYf.f ol a ear traveliD,- e&~t oa East Jlai.a and bead iDjurie~o Velma Faulk, Ppmeroy, abrulDDii; Shirley Roberts, Pomeroy RD. 3, cut lett knee cut tf:mple, ·All wen of puUty to assault and battery oa ln!ated ot Meigs General Hoapital, bis wife. · · aDd wre ~ uaere bJ Ute Pam. roy Emerceney IKI.UJd. AI:J:wding lo We'1'7. •t tile time of the aecldent be wu followlnt Redman with the trUUer ad try- Red Devils'Bantf Awaits Arrival . J~ "abootlnr Wilh Intent to klll" bJ liiotlce Grilldley. drew a 30 day ~·lllellteooe ..d a fine of $:50 aDd costs in a J.a:.!pearance before of guilty to t and battery 011 ~ Of New Uniforias • .u/,p SLB'ER , The Jemi·IDDual meeting of the Mollll CoouiiJ Tubereulolio aod H~alth Associttion waa held MoD· ~n, J14atb ..-.l!odw !be boot-· :be er... "' . Rev. Min M...,. RawllnJS, former ·,.... ldent of Pomeroy and a .,Jualat at tbe U~verslb' , of Roeb.ester, New York, .bas ~ceaU)' received • 1rbol1iship from tJte. Univenity for acholutJc attainment. conferred o!Po• 1 de henfllp. t:..•i ;,':\7:l'.in... RoM_ipc:e La...-. ................ . .............. _. ~ 1 work rcJe Honors Mora Ave. l:nier•••w ' ...............I f i l l oa ~b n1&llt ~ r. •""""" . . ....... ·. drpollotlioa.. I . \ ···~-· ' ,: .... ' •• J..dlonlnilllfll ' ..._ee,4,1atl. Strett. when bid .,.:.......................... ............. .,.... . ~ ......... , r •• .. ~ i lnllst In Army I snnas COLLINS JEWELRY or DliiDI, Main Street i'obier•1. ....eland e•met tb~kle w.c. Soul~ Tlllrd AY••u• •114·11•m st.. ualeas a ebanp ia I.Diloameed. ,ltiJIDI, u .. _•-et Report , . ~TL 0. UP • Produce: EIP, itWI>; pri... at Iarios, eGDIUJDtrl WJlitel and browu. A Jwnbol f$..411; A lar,te U4f,; A - - ,a, 111:. A •mall . INI; :rB· A larle t8-IO, A medium ~ . MltiJii GENIIIAL f!Oii'lfAL;' ..Cb~, st.. dy: rrf!:n Ul!! l,b AdlniU.d : Ills. ADD ~ l!lilc 1&17; jiftiS """ ' lb lll-14: ....,., . bulb l!iddie..ori; llo}' ..I lb and Wider IZ.13; 1Mu. li,clll S!:llwu. ··.b:eu· . . . . ..... 1'• deec~rationa were used rtemtlon room at the tiS ............. Run. .. Tbe Middleport Soli· . loe Cb&. . t;po J.l.12; old rooston 10.11 . . ad was called It_o~ o'cloek'. Tuell" . · · · · , Tu""'s, tom•, heavr 28 lb ;and d&)l mf~rning wheil rome-Ontf beDileharged: Tim Neutzlia&, 1114- ,.up ~23-.23~: tomlunder 28 lb ZZ.. came ill at t-he Lowe Filling Stat- dleport, a114 Jean Aa.ne. JllaRr, 18; . bea'VJ , fryersion, Powell Street. · · <;:hesbif1!. · , •, . , , . ~ 10 lb and undet 26 lb 22-- ·of ld:r~. Theodore Thut'lday when Olrele of the met at the ly 8&~n9h 'Club Met In Hew Bus~ House the· ,ouby. · ·' wu fJrou,1b1 Harold Wodgerd. proalll..l wu lmm~ but ers fw•4 oo in •barae of tbe meetlnc •lid lin. of 1iiiu uotU bit dolhiJic wia Dwilbt wan- ca•o • reMit 011 u.;. ..........., the au.. metllag bold ... eo..... . a l1leoriud .. .,.. b~ -.,.!~_A. ~~l- ..........lila elotblag. plannJag a ot 1!!1> '.. :e11i11J ...... lhe Obio lllea Cbrbtmu SOil $ale drl""" . .. .foull4 a ~ .1114 decidod le take opq ~ he labeled."' ~her 11. 1tn1q 1ili elolhlo& there a 1 a 5 a\ 8.311 p. m. and • 8~ !lee ~ dae. . will be lletd oa Nov. U atiitla& It ~· Jboa Cbief of Police 12:10. 'hera J.at DiPt Ia •WdiDg VUUateer' 1torken are iaked to Reibilaa Were Werry, Pltiolmaa usllt with tittle projedt Wblelll biPb;· Si*oD, Jack Tllctmaa, and --''••: '"A held ill the ltMi!mea• of ~ W:erry, Jr.. ...,. ~ • H..th llolhodilt Clnii'C:h'comer af . · . . . , , to tl;le Pm~df:DCY of · 'Be Auociltloa e~ the Club of tbe Unlvenltrllol..., COUDIJ Veterona• Hospital JlawliDIIJ 11 the ~~Wldcb will appnr oo ii~N~~m:~r balloL of Mr. and lin. Rlc:bard Bradford l"howed· two ol !Wion. Oblo, fotmor film• _ Tuber<uioale Control ·-• i'Dm•IW' ...4 • ~ ol 11n. tt.. H. Raw- Health to the croup. .: . . saveayou po Jlilltla. .......... Near tlie BiRr Oil Co. tile Sebg. ler car, ~ng east H Jlai:a, taf'll.. ed In~ the. Rizer drivewa)', loci was struck iD tbe Bide bJ Jteduiaa. Redmao .n. oboerved 1o Ufe • q:ut ~ 1Q eye. Wt&ilt UJwmj 1o - . . . linmedlolel, 111o WHS.: ...... made • . ~ ., ................- _1:. . 1/0U eaia.AaveJ ', ~ .II · eleaneat heat •• 7 ·~ • . . , · . lo .topped. Redman d... ~-""' · - .r ·BJv' ,Manr· ·-,,"lu -: J - es'.t' e··r u. • A..t R om .. • . , . .. . tlae IJusy.Bee Sewing c..~a Koalui&ll~,,clvlq the iJ:Ivoeatioa. E L E C .T . R ' . ~ Butcher. po~~ihle bact f!ln~&f'lo""ig~et~b~im. $,1... Several From Here At Hemlock Gr.?ve R~vival Services MasonAotoist Vanishes From Mishap SCene morninJ want,t'l/.ft'IJ. Cub Scouts Enjoy Halloween Part)' At Den Mother's Home .....,.... ' .. ,. f5 ...... "! .., 41 .. " ..... . eadhatyou 4 ...,.,., ••4 Lllllo-oo 'IJI'III. ... . . . .. ........ .... • ..... til,. .,,,,,..•••••*" . Put a bu111n hla the'4em! -- ... """""" .... ONec ft. . . . . . .t( . . . . . . Bint~hart, from tbe bands of a dislbikedad per- Tri.COuat,. concert terie& 'IIJ'he eon and tea. son. Conti.m,tia.g she said an are ConC!eflmq" In GaJiipoU., 'nlunIt waa announced that the folvrry important, they are the voice 411 eveD.IDJ from the u~ were lowiDJ members ot tbe chapter Tbe Methodist Men'l AIIIOC~ of the m\lte, the; eyes of the blind lllu Marian Ebersbar.b, KrJ. Ed· will have part in the -SEOA meet· . and that no matter wbat we do it ward Stark, Mra. Alfred Elberfeld. Iq Frida)' at Athens: Mn. Bea- tlon will meet Tuelday evenlQ is uur hand work. All present hav" Miu Marl~ Bichmar:a, JlrJ. Edwin · trice Rinehart, Pomeroy, chairman 7:30 at the Heath Methodist Cburskilled ttands af'd lead more that 1 c~·l M A R Knl h" u.. of the Klnder•arten-P.rimary ,... 1 11 woman: · one life or a divided life, Our lile .~ e xt!. '\rid~ tJon; Mill .ru:e11a Jaeklon, ch wUb Ral_ph Raddlffe, president GreetiDIS to the Juests wer.,ex·." as a dtJzen is ver)' lm_portant and lbl M G H p • 0 , d their . f, n. e rge , Jraer, • . -.. tended bv Mn. Della Windsor all citiJ;ens mus~ o part ID L. F. Sehoenleb, Mn. .Jiartha Ru· president ·of the clUb aftet Wlleh our type of 80\lernment. sted, Mrl Amy Jividen . the group aang "Amerle•" le!JtJl Speekinc. of the men wb9 wrote Mn. Nolan Swtekbammer, Mrs. Dan Hartinaer foiJow•d b tt}e COI\Bt,it-ution, tbe spel,ker said Charlet Glbt-t, Mr .and Mrl, Ralph the ple.dle to the Dq and ~r th~y eame frr,m various partl of Grave., Mrs. Don Tbo~ 1 , )(111 by Mra. Ralph Parker. lhq country and . were the belt •Nancy Edgell Mr and Mrl. Brad. .. .·"ff , brai~¥~- and that they e.x~d eaeh ford Maac a~cl daughter, Mnne, Representative George Memllar . to do tP,eJr part in the IOV~Jmmen&.- Mrl. Fred Crow and da~Q:hter, Lln~lto bas. no oppoeltion tn Evs;J tffdividuai Ia .cfeated by the da,!fn. ~rqlcl Lobse, aon,.Jf~es mg eleeUon wu lnlroduc~d an,d_ h , divin~ creator- and ~luded every and .daaghter. lennlfi»', Mr.. and •poke tn )1e:halt of Wllliam Siicb , faith~ · . republieaa h!ndidale for Attorn~ Mrs. Black said "there are two Mrs. Lorain Sterrett aDd soD, Bill, ·• Wilh h he ha rbd' things a person can do iD bme1 . Mn. Joe Sitton, Mrs. R. E. BotC!e." Gener.-, 1 w om s wo as Charles Swilher, MUton and for six yean. He nid .Mr · Saxbe serious as toda)'-they may 11t on lohn~ra Limbert, Bill AndeTJOn, had served as speaker- ot the house their bands and c:rltie:ile or they Sol JobnaoD, James i.nd Janet Carand was a very a:ood leader. Mr. can work hand in bind Jn mutual penter, 'Patty Bl'akeiJlee, Eugene Meinhan also spoke In behalf of trust and coafldeace, II" a t>hild Frye, Danny Struble, RoJer HySiDon Jamel" Rhodes, candidate for hi1 who holdl the hand of ibl paren~." sell, Judy Hoyt, Carolyn second term as State Oudltor, NJ'" She ura:ed all &o have faith in Ike and Sondra Potts. ing that Mr. Rhodes workel:! well and Nl.xioo. Bender Hebert Browith the legislature. . who holds the hand' of it.J p.Mnt." A. V. Howell spolte br1efly to the ing that therare all quallf•ed men. group urslng all to work and \IOtl• Dan HartlDJer who arrived late straight republican . Mrs. Evelyn was introduced and apoke brltf'ly Lucke, candidate for clerk of corts Jn behalf or George Bender and in Melgs county was also intro- William O'NeilL Mrs. & E. Follrod duc ed. Othen introduced were wife of the county chairman of the Mn. GeorRe Meinhart, Mrs. Daa e•eeutive committee was intro· Den Five CUb Seouta met SaturHatinger, Mrs. J. E. 0 . Hartinger, dueed and als-o Mre Perry of tbe day afternOCin at the home pf their Mn Cedric Clark and Miss E<lith Hotel Martin and a vok of thanks den mot bet, Mrs. Elza GUmm'e Jr .. Hutsinplle ()( Gallipolis. who Ia was given she and Mr. Perry for Lincoln Hel~hts for a Htlloween Gallia County Uepoblit-.n chair their kindness and hospitality. Mr. party. The. room was decorated in woman. Miss Hutsinpiller -said Follrod announced a Republican keeplna: with Halloween, , they were working hard to elect Rally to be beld at the County Following a praetlce for tbelr all candidates and · w+•re making .:arll(le on oetob:er 29 .aa.d invited part in the monthly pack ~eeting, a house-to-house canvass. all present lo attend, games were played under the diTelegl'Bms were read from Th., rection of Keith Bunlt!, dell chief. At the dose of the meeting mas A. Jenkins, Mra. William Sn:Refreshmftt\tl of dou1bnut&, l!i· be, and Mrs. Gt'orge Bender and cookies coffee and tea wore served der and HallOween candy were Senator Gik Collin~ called edend- with Mrs . Wlpdsor presiding 'at served . Favors were orange and ing greetings and ex~rcssing bJs the coffee and tea services. The blnck paper· hats. J 4-M .,.. IMel• S.ot. 2.c• hi... regret in not bt>iRH present due ilpoakel)l table and the -refreshment •P resent were guests, Mrs. George Rubb•r-rr.aclell "1wktt•awo1" lo the iUiness of his mother. tables were attractiYe with white Harris and son, Tommy, Rich)' and tlep'" Cowlfort.padftcl. ow-luM Mrs. Black who hid visited the covers centered with an aiTange- Ro~er Gilmore· and cub scouts, Bat. or black tfiO,.,, fltillhJ wa.hahte Owo" upM.Ilfery In r•cl, y•lbw, dub several t irne8 expr-essed her ment o[ red, white and blue .flow. ry Boyer, George Harris, Joey Glk pleasure at meeting with them ers and ribbon. Smail AI'Rrican more, Richard. Finley, Bruce Simp" " ' charcoal • pink:. $00.00 ' 7 .. 111ain, of aeeing Repre.11entatlve flags were placed at ~nt~;vallf ~R" tqp; Teddy V(Jrarlty aqd Jon Guin. 1 Meinhart whom she said js highl,- also eookiee In the !o.rM 9f •Jtp. ther, Dtln Chief KeitJl Barnltz, and regarded ln the legislature. hants. The committee in charge of Mrs. Gilmo't~-~ e He,! 1et it for y011 at the or a hint ••• a The spcalter said that when a the lea were Mn. E. E. Follrod, RJchard B!nley furnished the Cosco Stool or Ca"" that will liehten yowo .\vork ond student at Wooster she- beeam!O' Mr!S D B. HarUnger, Mrs J ames doughnuts for . lhe party ~nd briahtcn your bome for yeara to come! Many model• interested in the .study of bands Hawley and llr.s J. E. D. HartiDJtr. George Harris wlll furnish reand mentioned that there we n~ fre.lhmenta for the next meeting. to o:hoo., from • • • ial1 llmlrtly llty!ed, atvrtfiJy COD• many kinds of hands, dirty, cJean , ~ructed. available in a boot or py colflllr Come in bu1y, idle, experienced and clum sy and c:hoote youn now I .1 . _ Plr• Ctll 1 and also that there were many 'lbe MiddlepOr. t Fire Department expressions on the bands ~uch a'" wAI ealled Sundly afternoon when "11ive me a hand", the hand of · a motorcycle was reported op fire God , thll! "guidinJ' hand". the right at Fifth Ayenue and Main Street . Evana:eliatlc aervicCJ are betq band of fellowship "ilnd thtt ministers christened tlablea with the held at HemJock Grove Oburch of band, minlsten are ordained with Christ, ending Oct. 28, by Charle1 KeDluc:ky the hand and prayer and tbe beni· Ballard, IJ'arluate of €hr.latiaa Volleae. Grayson, K)'., diction are liven with the handt. She 11poke of Jacoba: and Esau of and hi1 wlfrr, the former Nellie the Bible where it wll "the hands Walten of Middleport. Attending aervlce1 Sunday nlJht thal told the story, ot' how plea· were these members of tbe Mid· sant it Is to touch the hand of 11 dleport Church of Chrilt: Mr. and -~ ' • Mt~ . Euaene Conde were· Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rice, Mr. and Mrs, 0. ' Mrs. Paul E. Catto. Columbw. E. McKinle,, Mr. and Mra MUt9n Houdashelt and two children, MR. lames Wbltr, Mrs. Doyl~l Miller, Mn. Ede•r Alhmswortb, Mrs. Georae Childs, Judith Butcher. ,, l Special music for the seryice In· eluded a duPt by Mr\. Allenswort.h and Mr. Rict', accompanied by MIQ "ii... f.t Locba..;, e Center, mem1Mr of tM RIIOluttoa eommittee. lin. C. (). Cll.,.ao aod lin. LH Leo ol tile Alpbe Omleroo Chi.... will prueol I ol!onu 01 81irtl> Grade 11oJ1 otlho em~ . g Held On Saturday Club Meetm " a:t . .- 18 SOC and GaliJpolit cbeptera of J)tlta ~qroJtJ 1JI Novem· ber .were made when tbe Alpha Omicron c:b~p\er of ,the aororUy met Saturday It tbe 001~ Ina., JactsooJ wltb membera from lfOk· SBOA aloa., witb otllc teaelllen Jn l1liJI arot. . IJOn as boatesaea. · JA&cllle Bearba J{~wkl~.'tomeroy Society Editor Mrs. J',.lla Black (rom the offit'e of the Attornev General, William. O'Neill. repubilcan eandhlate Cor Governor, wu guest speaker at thi"1Mgs County Women'• ReI)Ublican club tea; held ·Saturday Mr. Black ill also secretary to the •ljte central executive committee ' l'loDI 10• entmalll I1Mt AlhiDI SO.Uoo: llbo. NeUie Vale. ¥•m .Kappa Gamma . • Delata Kappa Gamma Somrity Meet Held J\t·JacksonSaturday ~. HELD IN JAIL Harry Graham. 29, Columbus, F. Louden ·ha.s enllat~d in Arm:r and. been sent to 0., remains in rounty jail today ~ J~•~o;, S. c. for training. He aft.er appearing before JWitice ~ of Chester High Peace R. t. Grindley. on eb•r~Jea 02, also a member oi non-support, assault and bltlt1 ve.t:Ylew 9Qu~il tel')', ind removing mor~d_pt,Oo ~? Loqbalino. pjll't,y. ·~ luW bond l.i.t600.flll; ''. . ZS.- �. ~- elll-l91'!111!1J.' - ... .. . _. __ . ...... • -- ··.- - - -~ -· · --· .. - ., ••• . -1'V C a nel 8:00 H RACIN liCl. ,~1 I- 0.001 A �. ~- elll-l91'!111!1J.' - ... .. . _. __ . ...... • -- ··.- - - -~ -· · --· .. - ., ••• . -1'V C a nel 8:00 H RACIN liCl. ,~1 I- 0.001 A �, • • , . • • JMI7 !eallad, Pomeror-llltldleport, 0., Oel23, 1956 ANTIQUITY • ona Ohio State · To Eighth ~er Lesing To Penn State NEW vo•K UP - !lleblr•• stat, wbitb wallops it. toqb oppo~~Qta witb tbe same ede that otllboma bod over wea.k-tlttftl:, took over the No. 1 tpol toell)' Ia the United Preu colleae football tiUDJI. 1'11e matter ot comparative tebedulel, topped off t-y IOehipD lJtat.e't t7-14 romp IJBin•l·Nqtre Dime lalt week efld, ~UJed \he . .miD United Prell nlh!l board to 1blft ill favor to the Spertaot after plckinl Oklaboma u the uUon'a be$t team for foiU atratght weeki. •Twenty-one Of the 30 leadJDa: eolt~3 Wh() , COQJ.prlte tbl! raUDJ ~d picked Mlchlcan Slate .No: 1; 13 voted the Sooners tops, while one other eoach chose Geor111• T.. h. The devastating power with w~lch Coach Duffy Dauaherty's Sp.utan.s ertUJhed Notre Dame was a- convincing factor. Previou•lly MicbiJan State bad defeated Stanford ranked 18th this week, Michigan ranked flft.b, and In· diana. Sooner, Set Record a new modern Oklahoma set major collese wlnnlnJ r«ord lall Saturday by defeating Kan.u~ . 34-12, for Its 34th consecutive triumph. But thil was only tbe l&tat la a atring of down-at·the-heela ~ ponenta on the Sooner.a' tehedule. otlaboma'a four vlctima this •e• aon each hll' woo only one game. Strictly for wh.d comparatlve acorea are worth, Oklahoma meets Notre Damr next S1turday In the NCAA'!! nationally-televised a:ame. Michigan State play, DUnoJJ. Texas A&M 4-0-1 ._......,, .... 'lilt ........ Dhtlltclloo e./It ...,. " ..,., Notre Dame's fighting Irish, a 14-point underdog, scores first touchdown of game against Michigan State as Halfback Frank Reynolds (27) gallOps around end in second quarter. Spartan Jim Wulff (22) nabs Reynolds but' the impact carried them both over the goal line. A South Bend, Ind., crowd of 59,378 sa'>l Michigan State rebound wtth six touchdowns m the second hall to whip Notre Dame, 47 to 14, its third defeat of the season. (International · Soundphoto.) MoonBeams' Nip And_luck On Sports BOWUNG HIGHLIGHTS Pomeroy and Jrfiddleport opened preparations last Dllht for another SEO game thia oomln• Friday as both are stUl lookinl for that first league victory, locked in a tie for the SEO cellar. . TRI COUNTY LEAGUE &lktl"' ful'nlture New York r.entral Second St. MArket Holtum Bakery w... Loot 17 • 13 • 12Vt , IVJ 9\L . lll> 7 14 • 17 Pomeroy will tangle with thE' Gallipolis Qlue Devllt on the local field , on Tburaday nlght, while TRI COUNTY LEAGUE SINTINIL 16? 138 190 !UMl Clifford 130 130 Blii'Jd 12~ 1M 162 441 Horak 162 141 157 460 Chisler 1:14 148 139 ·~ 202 1M 360 ~~ 1:1 7e3 798 BAKIR FURNITURE Clatworthy 177 173 E. Baker 121 103 <Norris Andet1vn 15 4ft 826 2377 184 !134 206 430 MI(A.aUt A111Hit ...... ... .....,,..,..,_ .. VALLEY • the Jackets will trek to Jacll:110n Friday night to meet tbe LaJue leading Jackaon lronmem. . Losera to tbe Athen1 BuPdOIS In o fthe probably their poorett exbi~ bition of the seas Oil Jut Friday, the PaDther5 wiU be out to rebound against a Blue Devil team that lost by the ~>ame acore as dJd the Panthers tn AthenJ. However In the -past two weeks Gallipolis has been hit by L'tjurle.s and Ineligibility as in the Athens game Beabou~ and Sima were out, and last week against Middleport · Burt Smith, their !dar balfblck, waa out with an injured bip. This week all tbtee 1re expected to see action, and the Devils should be at full atrena:th. TUIIIDAT I WIDNISDAY • ' .. ,, , , ' • " ·' • ' . "\ ; were • I • J, too •. ~!' l,~fe~a •t ~Ke poor mawemeat of all lb~t ·~~et worir. In Athens just :wb~q· tOOOs of studentt were ~ur~niJ . ~n. Of all the mt&!l)' altuations--bo wonder rec£'ntly. ~ :,--.- aver to..vJolati'{)ns were ehalked up the very (trlt days ·on motoritt• who Hn amuck of all that. ~t ne~s tirln11 such J;lunderlng dcN!s. ' . PAMILY NUMfl' l[urt Dougl11 Gilbert Bo!Ud '"THI IIACIRS" . \ ZEUVMq~ . CIV __ ! · ,~~~ ~0'·~,\- -i! ·, , ~ c ~ tj,.k,~~ ,, .,..•. .,CITV LOAN BlackbW'~:n:~~~~~'~j,;~~ " fG,¥AP ~BQQNV . BXVXQKEOEUK VNJXOB .V K QZSQQK- _ 1'dterdil)"t ;Cf7ptoquoJf"l 1 HOLD TKAT' MAM ·I I IN 'rUE Ridlrr '/<110 18 MOST CLQS):~Y I)' \fAGUE WITII Tlllil FUTUR~-I,II&EN. ·. ' · · ' :l)learlbuttf. •r • .., 1~ ,.f'.H:IUt ~-=~-~-,---- or as r ;~1!0JCWVI(. a Todays Sports Parade ~:1 ._.t~ , J$ MINUTES ---- ":J::! Frank Robinson Is Named 1956 Rooki~ Of Year $150· - tile Ffdeflled Chureb mtt &iittiQ evenirll for tbe eleetlon of otf1ctn for the forth eomiq ye~r. have been led all 11111oa br tbc ·E lected were Joe Keanetfr, Prealrunnln,1 of Smith, but lut Week In their 28-14 win over Middle- deDt; Roter llfoel~ vie..;nJclea~ port, halfback ltp..Die C&rr w~ Sbe(lo Stnua, ......,tary; Btirloa the bi& MID with hla nmll.iq u CamJI!>ell ' - " ' ; Cbttrleo s. Wlabar IDd Anna 1lurralr !'llllobe bad b~ bell Dl&bt of 1111. . Tbe OeVJll are' too Pome...,. ,.w IIIiA have 1 advantap. But ao £1r UU. 1 they ba~ It Ia ....,. • .,...., hasn't done mut:h 1J00c1 have conliate:ritly beea oui<Iulft:'oil In their fonrard wall. Th• Pllnthtrs· will " '""' ' "~ ...,_without fhto "'wlcai O.wia. who hceiwtr&l an elb.w Jn Athena ..... Welker will -~ly .,.,. plad .at il t•l• ,.,....... r•t of the llneu• will ..,.••..,., remain tfte MIIM Melle centltwlnt to uae S.hmore Peul JloltMr It thli •u•rttriMck dot. In see-saw play, Penn State End Jack Faris (left) leaps to bring down a pass good for seven ya!'lls' gain as Ohio State Center Tom Dillman (50) awaits his chance to Jntercept the Lions' next aerial, two plays later. The Nltlaoy Uons were rated one-to-two touchdown underdog but defeated the Ohio State Buck~yes, 7 to 6, In a game not decl~ed until the waning minutes Of the last period. A crowd,O! 82',584 saw the 14!1 147 134 428 upset at columbus, Ohio. (International Soundpboto.) ..... ............... ·--;::·-..... ... ................ On Hill u4 llld<ll<P1)11. Y-Fe-io '· I 1:)2 176 169 Mn 191 181 2011 1180 Cooteo 149 119 1110 418 N~=·~ORK Cl~~:a 793 2448 Johnston ii!B 118 147 4:1 1 Allensworth 132 149 122 403 Bell 128 169 IDS 44e Powell 172 147 142 488 Wel~ton, knocked out Kevin Jamea 118 Australla, 2 • retained ikitiah Empire bantanwei1bt title. NEW YORK St. Nichola:~~ Are.na -Frantle Ryff, 138 New York. outpointed Georie Cb.uvalo, New York 10. -HOLYOKE, Ma.,. . 111rry All~ son, 150~. 'Sprina:field, Mass., out· pointed Sammy Walkor, 182, SprJDJfield, M.asa. 11. TORON'I'O, Ont.-Pedro Antonio Jiminez, 182%, Spain, outpolDted BobbY Jatkl!loa, 160%, MleveJand, 8; Howard Kina, 187, Reno, Ne-v., outpointed George MChuvalo, 206%, Toronto, 8: MJA.q, Fla. ·- \111-&11 Akl.,_l 149, st. LOuis, knod:ed out Pat ·Lowry, .150, Toledo, Ohio, 2. 'MONTREAL ~ Pat Supple, 118{ Montreal outpomted Gaby Pallotti, 119, Montreal, 10. BILLINGS, MONT. • Jimmy Marlin~. 158, Phoenix, Arb:., de-cisioned Pete Adams, 162, Newark, N.J., 10. - , • WITIIUI · · So far , advanced it1u nttr: class. ;, ·,,, motor fuel! -... OHIO· · • ...,~ , . I. ~-~ 'l"'le ...lor Yoiltb FellcpwalllJ of • 146 1'4 167 467 Darst 138 179 192 507 Total 732 78tl 918 2435 HOLSUM lAURY Woods 1S9 145 140 424 J . Schilling 133 147 141 429 Gavin 112 145 134 391 D. Schilling 130 148 150 428 Stobart 13f 122 UO 366 1H1ndkap 23 23 23 69 Total 873 '128 704 2103 LIIIRTY RIITAUR""'T Ingell 168 188 131 488 Sluon 102 175 JD2 529 Orow 111'1 181 112 430 D"'' Proto . .,, } - . ,.. - ~ ;8. ·rw a. , llf&P~ ' t' '.. r ·\l, .\'"' ...} Jenkin• 'Handicap 40 40 40 120 1.:.:::.:.:..:::..::.:..:;:.::._:__;__:.__:_;_____:_ _:_.,;.~_:-1111..... ••• l:ld111M ..ly.., Total 7DS 778 738 22M ,_.- - ! " 1 c.. Headlll Into \be N·avy a:ame SICOND ST, MAIIKIT last weekend. "Blackle" was rl!al· AYArv.tll IN "-'""'• Ow1l Grnes 132 121J 138 898 ly worried. HIB team bad Joat COI.OIS TO 01'¥1 YOUI HOMI Rigg, 165 169 220 884 "AOOI' AlftAC1t'IINIU .. Mll•h 104 IDS IDS 410 three aame!l and won a single Blind 130 130 130 390 eonle&t by oDe point. Blind 130 130 130 Silo · Navy figured to murder Black· Total 881 701 160 2131• Jc'i atudenb. "I can't aee what'• soing on." ........... <:' . . . . . . . . ST. LOUIS 'UP - Prank Robin. Blackie moaned to bLs mU1ull. c...a..., ....... ,.. "Our defenae almply seta out of son, ClndnrlatJ R,idlegs outfield-. Hfe. If I aat up Ia. the presS box er, and Lui• ADJri~Jl• · ·shorlltop wl!l•re his ~potUn!J uslal.lnt us· for the Chitaao Wl\Jt·e Sox, today winners ually alia and ru the team from were nnnou~~ N a there, there mlaht be aome reper· rookie qf'tbt· Y,etr honpn In 1, OSCAR FlALIY poll cobductct1 by ttw Sl)QI'tillJ cuaslons." UnltMI Pr1111 SporN Writer "Well," quoth Mrs. Bltckburn, New.'!. WMBER ud SUPPLY NEW YORK (UP) - You're not "you've sot to make a change Robinson, 20, swatted sa home S.'Srd St. Middleport kidding when you call the wtre of .'lome way, Blackle." runs to tie Wall¥ Berlet's league Georae Blackburn, the Clnctnnati "Quality Our Motto" Abi-Ttadltlon record set with tbe Braves in 1930. football coach, bti ~ ..help-mate ." So Blackburll abandoned tradi- He was the unalllm~ pick for the \ion and aa\ up In tbe stands and National Le~JUe award. He waa juggled hls defenH. And Cinrin· nall'led on 197 ibaUottl. naU. an ·edue•Uohal i~ututlon whose "entrarwe requirements ~tre Roblnson, 1 flrl~ Clnelnnatl play· higher th•n moat in th• :P.Udw(>Sl," "" to be honor~. played in IIS2 came within three yards of hand- g.lmes, hit • • and ·drove in 1~&- Nt,vy . a tie If not. 'I defeat. · run~. He had eight, stolen bases, Tile -lflnal acore wu 1~7, the six triples a11d 11 doubles. ·_;_;__;_;_ .., Middl,a on top, but Cl"clnnati got to the Jhree-yaFd nne near the "Gee, eoacb." ~6ne younptef end, ~add .lf' .we bid scored I'vi romplained. , ' wc'vr been got a ·bo)l who woul~ have kidr.ed rn•m coa!lb to av.J~ I haven't Lhr point," .Blackburn grlnnrd. s.ccn an A former Army ba~fleld -coach, atud~·nli in Cincinnati the chunk)' Bl~kburn doesn't It s medical, and apo know )(ow 1oDJ he'Q be 1blt to plitld arts run hla team from upst.trs.. l:ttcd. hnt ouo of. tbe "MO!III prople thtrik you. shf>uld strang<'"1 hll playbe down on the! benc-h to provide crs Is that f'nd at pttraenal lea4erah\,. for tbe boy11," LOANS .10 TO $1000 •ullilii!CT !~~· ~.1'J~~!·~gtodown hr cxplafna. '\llie ·ilumnus told olhl'r " Cln· ; me this would be aJI ri~ht away TO OUR PROMPT APPitO\#AL donatl (inc con· I rom home - but at home they sr rvalory of ~. miJCht think I wall running from the lemone and orantea." He'~t a sin,:~ ·a nd his name flrewt C...t Te V0.1t is Oavid Caaan·. ,& $AVINGS CO. "))(In 't let D16 .....,.,,, Clnclnnatt. w~leh atarta play In the re-allenN M.JI!IOurl Valley any jokes th<>Ugh, ln IM1,~ A)I)'& a schedConferenct . 11'111!1t Covert, Mgr. Pltaae lt7 ule this yut ,.~b!c~~ toclk it from boy and a tile Atl&aUe ,. tl!O''fl<lliG. · CoOd .l~dfJ a, Unllod Gllllpolla h" 1oo1 ~<> 1'1- ~'~'"" ant and Athea1, and b., beateo SYDNEY, Auatratl.a • Peter Kee- and had a 7r7 ·ue with the vaunted man, 117%, Glascow, Scotland, NeJaonyiUe . Hounda. The ~~ 96 8. Ohio Stat~ 3-1 M' 9. Tie Baylor 4-ll ~1 9. Tie Texas Christia n 3-1 61 Scconr:l ten teams- 11, Plttaburllh, 36; 12. Syracuse, 26; 13, Tulane, 22; lf, Minnesota, 21; 111, Iowa, 20; 16. MiMISIIippl , 19; 17, Penn State, 13; 18, Stanford 11; 19, Miami Fla., 5; 20, Clems~n, 4. Others - UCLA :~nci. Yale 3 ~ch; Purdue and Colorado,' 1 each. The upset defe~fa suffered by Teuft · Ohio State, Tnas Christian and Stntlnel MiNJ•tippi shook ·UP tbe rattna:a Libert; R•sta~~Rnt beyond third-ranked Georgia Tecb. Tennesse~ and Michigan· each •jumped two notches ~o the No. 4 and ft •Pota, and Southern Callfornll arvancet'l three places to No.8. Tnu A & M, 7-6 eonquerer of "lt'U, vaultetf from 11th to seventh place, while Oblo State, upaet by that 11me score against Penn Stlte, dropped· four places to eiJChtb. TCU and ··eaylm· weretor the No. 't rating. A111t1 Only Newc:orMra The Teua A&~lea are thia week's only n~omber to the top 10 l~ams includlniJ three team& each from he Bill Ttn ~nd StJuthweat confere-nces, two from the Sootheastern Conter~nce, one e1ch from tbe B(M Seve.n and the PaeifJe Coaat. I.n addJtln"l t~ta 2J first-place Underdog Fights For Points YOt"', MJehipn St1te received 12 tor seeond place and two for lourtb. Oklabotu attracted 16 voteJ for aecond place. thret for third., two for fourth and ttne for ~eventb, In addition to its 13 firatl!l. Wltb point. diJtributed on • 10;.a, ete. basta for votes from flrat to loth placea, Michigan State out· aeored Oklahoma, teora:ta Tetb bad 280 pointa an!! Tenneasee 192; Mkhigan edged Southern California for the next apot 183 points to 182: Texas A&M received 96 po!ntl Ohio State ~7 and Texas Christian and Baylor ~1 each. Tb~ United Pre& college lootratings with flrst-place votea and won lost records: 1. Mlcbigan Stote 21 4-Q 332 2. Oklahoma 13 4·0 318 3. Georgia Tech 1 4-0 %80 4. Tennessee 4-0 1t2 ~. Micblgar 3-1 183 8. Southern CaL 4-0 182 7. I ' Fight R•ults . D.Uy Seutlnei. P.Qil\Uoi-~. o., lkt. /DID YOU KNOW THAT? • IC 'I'IJE SMITH FAMILY . ::-·· - ' �, • • , . • • JMI7 !eallad, Pomeror-llltldleport, 0., Oel23, 1956 ANTIQUITY • ona Ohio State · To Eighth ~er Lesing To Penn State NEW vo•K UP - !lleblr•• stat, wbitb wallops it. toqb oppo~~Qta witb tbe same ede that otllboma bod over wea.k-tlttftl:, took over the No. 1 tpol toell)' Ia the United Preu colleae football tiUDJI. 1'11e matter ot comparative tebedulel, topped off t-y IOehipD lJtat.e't t7-14 romp IJBin•l·Nqtre Dime lalt week efld, ~UJed \he . .miD United Prell nlh!l board to 1blft ill favor to the Spertaot after plckinl Oklaboma u the uUon'a be$t team for foiU atratght weeki. •Twenty-one Of the 30 leadJDa: eolt~3 Wh() , COQJ.prlte tbl! raUDJ ~d picked Mlchlcan Slate .No: 1; 13 voted the Sooners tops, while one other eoach chose Geor111• T.. h. The devastating power with w~lch Coach Duffy Dauaherty's Sp.utan.s ertUJhed Notre Dame was a- convincing factor. Previou•lly MicbiJan State bad defeated Stanford ranked 18th this week, Michigan ranked flft.b, and In· diana. Sooner, Set Record a new modern Oklahoma set major collese wlnnlnJ r«ord lall Saturday by defeating Kan.u~ . 34-12, for Its 34th consecutive triumph. But thil was only tbe l&tat la a atring of down-at·the-heela ~ ponenta on the Sooner.a' tehedule. otlaboma'a four vlctima this •e• aon each hll' woo only one game. Strictly for wh.d comparatlve acorea are worth, Oklahoma meets Notre Damr next S1turday In the NCAA'!! nationally-televised a:ame. Michigan State play, DUnoJJ. Texas A&M 4-0-1 ._......,, .... 'lilt ........ Dhtlltclloo e./It ...,. " ..,., Notre Dame's fighting Irish, a 14-point underdog, scores first touchdown of game against Michigan State as Halfback Frank Reynolds (27) gallOps around end in second quarter. Spartan Jim Wulff (22) nabs Reynolds but' the impact carried them both over the goal line. A South Bend, Ind., crowd of 59,378 sa'>l Michigan State rebound wtth six touchdowns m the second hall to whip Notre Dame, 47 to 14, its third defeat of the season. (International · Soundphoto.) MoonBeams' Nip And_luck On Sports BOWUNG HIGHLIGHTS Pomeroy and Jrfiddleport opened preparations last Dllht for another SEO game thia oomln• Friday as both are stUl lookinl for that first league victory, locked in a tie for the SEO cellar. . TRI COUNTY LEAGUE &lktl"' ful'nlture New York r.entral Second St. MArket Holtum Bakery w... Loot 17 • 13 • 12Vt , IVJ 9\L . lll> 7 14 • 17 Pomeroy will tangle with thE' Gallipolis Qlue Devllt on the local field , on Tburaday nlght, while TRI COUNTY LEAGUE SINTINIL 16? 138 190 !UMl Clifford 130 130 Blii'Jd 12~ 1M 162 441 Horak 162 141 157 460 Chisler 1:14 148 139 ·~ 202 1M 360 ~~ 1:1 7e3 798 BAKIR FURNITURE Clatworthy 177 173 E. Baker 121 103 <Norris Andet1vn 15 4ft 826 2377 184 !134 206 430 MI(A.aUt A111Hit ...... ... .....,,..,..,_ .. VALLEY • the Jackets will trek to Jacll:110n Friday night to meet tbe LaJue leading Jackaon lronmem. . Losera to tbe Athen1 BuPdOIS In o fthe probably their poorett exbi~ bition of the seas Oil Jut Friday, the PaDther5 wiU be out to rebound against a Blue Devil team that lost by the ~>ame acore as dJd the Panthers tn AthenJ. However In the -past two weeks Gallipolis has been hit by L'tjurle.s and Ineligibility as in the Athens game Beabou~ and Sima were out, and last week against Middleport · Burt Smith, their !dar balfblck, waa out with an injured bip. This week all tbtee 1re expected to see action, and the Devils should be at full atrena:th. TUIIIDAT I WIDNISDAY • ' .. ,, , , ' • " ·' • ' . "\ ; were • I • J, too •. ~!' l,~fe~a •t ~Ke poor mawemeat of all lb~t ·~~et worir. In Athens just :wb~q· tOOOs of studentt were ~ur~niJ . ~n. Of all the mt&!l)' altuations--bo wonder rec£'ntly. ~ :,--.- aver to..vJolati'{)ns were ehalked up the very (trlt days ·on motoritt• who Hn amuck of all that. ~t ne~s tirln11 such J;lunderlng dcN!s. ' . PAMILY NUMfl' l[urt Dougl11 Gilbert Bo!Ud '"THI IIACIRS" . \ ZEUVMq~ . CIV __ ! · ,~~~ ~0'·~,\- -i! ·, , ~ c ~ tj,.k,~~ ,, .,..•. .,CITV LOAN BlackbW'~:n:~~~~~'~j,;~~ " fG,¥AP ~BQQNV . BXVXQKEOEUK VNJXOB .V K QZSQQK- _ 1'dterdil)"t ;Cf7ptoquoJf"l 1 HOLD TKAT' MAM ·I I IN 'rUE Ridlrr '/<110 18 MOST CLQS):~Y I)' \fAGUE WITII Tlllil FUTUR~-I,II&EN. ·. ' · · ' :l)learlbuttf. •r • .., 1~ ,.f'.H:IUt ~-=~-~-,---- or as r ;~1!0JCWVI(. a Todays Sports Parade ~:1 ._.t~ , J$ MINUTES ---- ":J::! Frank Robinson Is Named 1956 Rooki~ Of Year $150· - tile Ffdeflled Chureb mtt &iittiQ evenirll for tbe eleetlon of otf1ctn for the forth eomiq ye~r. have been led all 11111oa br tbc ·E lected were Joe Keanetfr, Prealrunnln,1 of Smith, but lut Week In their 28-14 win over Middle- deDt; Roter llfoel~ vie..;nJclea~ port, halfback ltp..Die C&rr w~ Sbe(lo Stnua, ......,tary; Btirloa the bi& MID with hla nmll.iq u CamJI!>ell ' - " ' ; Cbttrleo s. Wlabar IDd Anna 1lurralr !'llllobe bad b~ bell Dl&bt of 1111. . Tbe OeVJll are' too Pome...,. ,.w IIIiA have 1 advantap. But ao £1r UU. 1 they ba~ It Ia ....,. • .,...., hasn't done mut:h 1J00c1 have conliate:ritly beea oui<Iulft:'oil In their fonrard wall. Th• Pllnthtrs· will " '""' ' "~ ...,_without fhto "'wlcai O.wia. who hceiwtr&l an elb.w Jn Athena ..... Welker will -~ly .,.,. plad .at il t•l• ,.,....... r•t of the llneu• will ..,.••..,., remain tfte MIIM Melle centltwlnt to uae S.hmore Peul JloltMr It thli •u•rttriMck dot. In see-saw play, Penn State End Jack Faris (left) leaps to bring down a pass good for seven ya!'lls' gain as Ohio State Center Tom Dillman (50) awaits his chance to Jntercept the Lions' next aerial, two plays later. The Nltlaoy Uons were rated one-to-two touchdown underdog but defeated the Ohio State Buck~yes, 7 to 6, In a game not decl~ed until the waning minutes Of the last period. A crowd,O! 82',584 saw the 14!1 147 134 428 upset at columbus, Ohio. (International Soundpboto.) ..... ............... ·--;::·-..... ... ................ On Hill u4 llld<ll<P1)11. Y-Fe-io '· I 1:)2 176 169 Mn 191 181 2011 1180 Cooteo 149 119 1110 418 N~=·~ORK Cl~~:a 793 2448 Johnston ii!B 118 147 4:1 1 Allensworth 132 149 122 403 Bell 128 169 IDS 44e Powell 172 147 142 488 Wel~ton, knocked out Kevin Jamea 118 Australla, 2 • retained ikitiah Empire bantanwei1bt title. NEW YORK St. Nichola:~~ Are.na -Frantle Ryff, 138 New York. outpointed Georie Cb.uvalo, New York 10. -HOLYOKE, Ma.,. . 111rry All~ son, 150~. 'Sprina:field, Mass., out· pointed Sammy Walkor, 182, SprJDJfield, M.asa. 11. TORON'I'O, Ont.-Pedro Antonio Jiminez, 182%, Spain, outpolDted BobbY Jatkl!loa, 160%, MleveJand, 8; Howard Kina, 187, Reno, Ne-v., outpointed George MChuvalo, 206%, Toronto, 8: MJA.q, Fla. ·- \111-&11 Akl.,_l 149, st. LOuis, knod:ed out Pat ·Lowry, .150, Toledo, Ohio, 2. 'MONTREAL ~ Pat Supple, 118{ Montreal outpomted Gaby Pallotti, 119, Montreal, 10. BILLINGS, MONT. • Jimmy Marlin~. 158, Phoenix, Arb:., de-cisioned Pete Adams, 162, Newark, N.J., 10. - , • WITIIUI · · So far , advanced it1u nttr: class. ;, ·,,, motor fuel! -... OHIO· · • ...,~ , . I. ~-~ 'l"'le ...lor Yoiltb FellcpwalllJ of • 146 1'4 167 467 Darst 138 179 192 507 Total 732 78tl 918 2435 HOLSUM lAURY Woods 1S9 145 140 424 J . Schilling 133 147 141 429 Gavin 112 145 134 391 D. Schilling 130 148 150 428 Stobart 13f 122 UO 366 1H1ndkap 23 23 23 69 Total 873 '128 704 2103 LIIIRTY RIITAUR""'T Ingell 168 188 131 488 Sluon 102 175 JD2 529 Orow 111'1 181 112 430 D"'' Proto . .,, } - . ,.. - ~ ;8. ·rw a. , llf&P~ ' t' '.. r ·\l, .\'"' ...} Jenkin• 'Handicap 40 40 40 120 1.:.:::.:.:..:::..::.:..:;:.::._:__;__:.__:_;_____:_ _:_.,;.~_:-1111..... ••• l:ld111M ..ly.., Total 7DS 778 738 22M ,_.- - ! " 1 c.. Headlll Into \be N·avy a:ame SICOND ST, MAIIKIT last weekend. "Blackle" was rl!al· AYArv.tll IN "-'""'• Ow1l Grnes 132 121J 138 898 ly worried. HIB team bad Joat COI.OIS TO 01'¥1 YOUI HOMI Rigg, 165 169 220 884 "AOOI' AlftAC1t'IINIU .. Mll•h 104 IDS IDS 410 three aame!l and won a single Blind 130 130 130 390 eonle&t by oDe point. Blind 130 130 130 Silo · Navy figured to murder Black· Total 881 701 160 2131• Jc'i atudenb. "I can't aee what'• soing on." ........... <:' . . . . . . . . ST. LOUIS 'UP - Prank Robin. Blackie moaned to bLs mU1ull. c...a..., ....... ,.. "Our defenae almply seta out of son, ClndnrlatJ R,idlegs outfield-. Hfe. If I aat up Ia. the presS box er, and Lui• ADJri~Jl• · ·shorlltop wl!l•re his ~potUn!J uslal.lnt us· for the Chitaao Wl\Jt·e Sox, today winners ually alia and ru the team from were nnnou~~ N a there, there mlaht be aome reper· rookie qf'tbt· Y,etr honpn In 1, OSCAR FlALIY poll cobductct1 by ttw Sl)QI'tillJ cuaslons." UnltMI Pr1111 SporN Writer "Well," quoth Mrs. Bltckburn, New.'!. WMBER ud SUPPLY NEW YORK (UP) - You're not "you've sot to make a change Robinson, 20, swatted sa home S.'Srd St. Middleport kidding when you call the wtre of .'lome way, Blackle." runs to tie Wall¥ Berlet's league Georae Blackburn, the Clnctnnati "Quality Our Motto" Abi-Ttadltlon record set with tbe Braves in 1930. football coach, bti ~ ..help-mate ." So Blackburll abandoned tradi- He was the unalllm~ pick for the \ion and aa\ up In tbe stands and National Le~JUe award. He waa juggled hls defenH. And Cinrin· nall'led on 197 ibaUottl. naU. an ·edue•Uohal i~ututlon whose "entrarwe requirements ~tre Roblnson, 1 flrl~ Clnelnnatl play· higher th•n moat in th• :P.Udw(>Sl," "" to be honor~. played in IIS2 came within three yards of hand- g.lmes, hit • • and ·drove in 1~&- Nt,vy . a tie If not. 'I defeat. · run~. He had eight, stolen bases, Tile -lflnal acore wu 1~7, the six triples a11d 11 doubles. ·_;_;__;_;_ .., Middl,a on top, but Cl"clnnati got to the Jhree-yaFd nne near the "Gee, eoacb." ~6ne younptef end, ~add .lf' .we bid scored I'vi romplained. , ' wc'vr been got a ·bo)l who woul~ have kidr.ed rn•m coa!lb to av.J~ I haven't Lhr point," .Blackburn grlnnrd. s.ccn an A former Army ba~fleld -coach, atud~·nli in Cincinnati the chunk)' Bl~kburn doesn't It s medical, and apo know )(ow 1oDJ he'Q be 1blt to plitld arts run hla team from upst.trs.. l:ttcd. hnt ouo of. tbe "MO!III prople thtrik you. shf>uld strang<'"1 hll playbe down on the! benc-h to provide crs Is that f'nd at pttraenal lea4erah\,. for tbe boy11," LOANS .10 TO $1000 •ullilii!CT !~~· ~.1'J~~!·~gtodown hr cxplafna. '\llie ·ilumnus told olhl'r " Cln· ; me this would be aJI ri~ht away TO OUR PROMPT APPitO\#AL donatl (inc con· I rom home - but at home they sr rvalory of ~. miJCht think I wall running from the lemone and orantea." He'~t a sin,:~ ·a nd his name flrewt C...t Te V0.1t is Oavid Caaan·. ,& $AVINGS CO. "))(In 't let D16 .....,.,,, Clnclnnatt. w~leh atarta play In the re-allenN M.JI!IOurl Valley any jokes th<>Ugh, ln IM1,~ A)I)'& a schedConferenct . 11'111!1t Covert, Mgr. Pltaae lt7 ule this yut ,.~b!c~~ toclk it from boy and a tile Atl&aUe ,. tl!O''fl<lliG. · CoOd .l~dfJ a, Unllod Gllllpolla h" 1oo1 ~<> 1'1- ~'~'"" ant and Athea1, and b., beateo SYDNEY, Auatratl.a • Peter Kee- and had a 7r7 ·ue with the vaunted man, 117%, Glascow, Scotland, NeJaonyiUe . Hounda. The ~~ 96 8. Ohio Stat~ 3-1 M' 9. Tie Baylor 4-ll ~1 9. Tie Texas Christia n 3-1 61 Scconr:l ten teams- 11, Plttaburllh, 36; 12. Syracuse, 26; 13, Tulane, 22; lf, Minnesota, 21; 111, Iowa, 20; 16. MiMISIIippl , 19; 17, Penn State, 13; 18, Stanford 11; 19, Miami Fla., 5; 20, Clems~n, 4. Others - UCLA :~nci. Yale 3 ~ch; Purdue and Colorado,' 1 each. The upset defe~fa suffered by Teuft · Ohio State, Tnas Christian and Stntlnel MiNJ•tippi shook ·UP tbe rattna:a Libert; R•sta~~Rnt beyond third-ranked Georgia Tecb. Tennesse~ and Michigan· each •jumped two notches ~o the No. 4 and ft •Pota, and Southern Callfornll arvancet'l three places to No.8. Tnu A & M, 7-6 eonquerer of "lt'U, vaultetf from 11th to seventh place, while Oblo State, upaet by that 11me score against Penn Stlte, dropped· four places to eiJChtb. TCU and ··eaylm· weretor the No. 't rating. A111t1 Only Newc:orMra The Teua A&~lea are thia week's only n~omber to the top 10 l~ams includlniJ three team& each from he Bill Ttn ~nd StJuthweat confere-nces, two from the Sootheastern Conter~nce, one e1ch from tbe B(M Seve.n and the PaeifJe Coaat. I.n addJtln"l t~ta 2J first-place Underdog Fights For Points YOt"', MJehipn St1te received 12 tor seeond place and two for lourtb. Oklabotu attracted 16 voteJ for aecond place. thret for third., two for fourth and ttne for ~eventb, In addition to its 13 firatl!l. Wltb point. diJtributed on • 10;.a, ete. basta for votes from flrat to loth placea, Michigan State out· aeored Oklahoma, teora:ta Tetb bad 280 pointa an!! Tenneasee 192; Mkhigan edged Southern California for the next apot 183 points to 182: Texas A&M received 96 po!ntl Ohio State ~7 and Texas Christian and Baylor ~1 each. Tb~ United Pre& college lootratings with flrst-place votea and won lost records: 1. Mlcbigan Stote 21 4-Q 332 2. Oklahoma 13 4·0 318 3. Georgia Tech 1 4-0 %80 4. Tennessee 4-0 1t2 ~. Micblgar 3-1 183 8. Southern CaL 4-0 182 7. I ' Fight R•ults . D.Uy Seutlnei. P.Qil\Uoi-~. o., lkt. /DID YOU KNOW THAT? • IC 'I'IJE SMITH FAMILY . ::-·· - ' �. I • Mr. ud Mrs. lobn Frid: nturD- footblll pme and we ~ aceompuM t.c.e Saturday eftlllU alter 1 Jed home S•turdl)' by their son, ~ · -...>erl 11 sertouJI.J Ul to , ft9;1pib) at New .Port. KJ, lin. , Olaule Dam. Mn. J. L c.uto •"11 Krt J'rlDk Hood are sb:tm of Lucllle Bearbl Hawtlns, Pomeroy Society ood lin. Cborlea Mullea, Jr re- turned bome SuaCiay nl_4ht after s. 'o ·week's vlolt Jo Ne• York Cil7. ~eanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Whllc tbere lher atteuded two TV 1--==:.::.:._:::;.:~.::;_....;:__. Jin ;Gardaer. , . Jhttwa. took 4 eru!ie around Man.· ·llr. llld llrl. Romer Cuto zo- bolla• lllood and Ylllled Radio eli;yq word Sunday that tbtk Qty aad IIIla)' otber pointa of do\qbter 1 In law, )fro. Lueien Cuto Interest. ~al'J' Blabop) underwent 1.0 emor- • Cl~b ;::t/ltt!oJ,.t:, S._.ff Offt'cerS · Dt'SCUSS Meeti"ng S-La·.t_u.le· --n ,; Guild of the Evangelical and Re· formed Church will meet at lhe Federated Church In Pomero~ 'O~raday, 10 a.m. Oct. 25 with ·300' ·lie 250 womea e.r:peeted to attend the •ll·day event. Women of the Federtitfd Mbureb will 8erve luncheon , womttn of the M t! thod l~ l Church wJU serve the "overfluw.'' AU ladies of the loCal Federated Ch\H'Ch are hiVi,ed to m•kc reaer· vaUon 1 tO attend. ........... Syracuse Sch.ool Plans Annual Party Friday Eve ..,ry . . . . . . _.....,...._ ...... llrl..,......,....... ,.... .,.,......, .... tll.. ......................... .,...... ..... tHI .-..to ........... W«-... ...,.,.. ~ '"' •hi•• •' ...........,,.. ...,, I. .......... o.t.. ..... lOIII. . . ...., .. ~ .............. c.-. ........ 11.11 OOWN • U.n WIIICLY BA.. KER by tbe outa:otnJ preS! ent, are 1ewH, and a brief program was preaeo•·• by '"""' ~. Carroll, cha!r· ~..... man of the proa:ram committee. TakJnlf part on the program was Margaret Roney, Dontb)' Rouah, aad Mary Jewell. Refreabments were served by Mra . •-tbur Jewell, llbe club lead· IU d er, and Mrs. Howard Edwar s. . ·Membera present were PbJI Hoffman, Chtrles Yonklfil1iam Roulh. BiUy Jeifell, Y, Ed· warda, RobEtt Brown. - ~ ::~ ~t:; :=~~·~~~Roush: J d uL.U~:L, .. h. , u Y · · ~"""".. ' Marraret R.qhey-1 Rutb r~ry, •• 11 ~ Jon·• n 8 b R 1L 8 u il_ row~, ar ara ·~ o...... , . ' Joan Carroll, M+"le Je t ar;,.~. Mary Rouab. ... .• A. · AduJta present were Mr•.aOW' Roush Mrs . .Pete .GrlJUte:~.fr fl. win Jewell, and the hl)8t J, Mrs. Edwards and Mr.!l. Jewell. IIRTH ANNOUNCID } Mr. •nd Mrs. W~- D. Clonch (Kathleen V McKenz1e) of Shale, Ohio, Route 1 are announcinJ the blrth of a l<lD Kennet_h Lee at the Shelterln.ll At'm• Hospltal. Wednesday at 6:152 p. m. Grand parents are Mr1. Geargc McKenzie of Pom· eroy and Mr . and Mrs. wm. A. Cloneh of Attlens, Route ll. Great grandmOther Ia Mra. Nona LonJ of Long Bottom. - l - -- Of .11: tremen Th e annual Soup Supper Wll 1 served to the Mldddlbepo 1 rt1 Vo ~~ teer F iremen an t erA am11 1a~ Monhda evening byu~e The~,.._?. at t e Firemen's .. ~· 11 h•-la included soup, tr-ers re s P · tes, home-made pies and eofree. The invocation was slven bJ Mrs. o . E. MoKinley. Tbo.te proSl!nt were David Ohlinaer. and daughtera:, Susan and S.ndra; Robert Fisher; Mr. and Mn. Jac:k .Bechtel nd Salrab; Mr. Mho. EB..,..E. arma ee, Mr. an"' ... ra. . • ~t.· tley and Earl; Mr ind .M.n:, bert .Y:cEibin....... and Karen· ·-, • ayne Gibbon and dau1bter, ;Eve· " lh: Mr and Mrs. ~-!rald Anthon, ~ 'd Barba~a, Jame11 Dal'lleb: Mr·and Mra. Charlea Mu.rray; Mr. and :Mu. RWlleU Mills; Doaald M.Ull; 'Mr. and ldn. Tbomls Darat and Gregory; Mr. and Mrtl. Emmett Shule; Mr. and Mf'· EVerett BAchner and Karen and 'Connie; Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman, Mn.lt. R. Picbne, . Mr. and Mn Sidney T. , LICENSE GRANTE~ . .'j.j A marriage license has ,!-s· The Annual .I Hallowe~n p1rty will bel held at Sytaeuae Orad.:t Srhool Thul'ldaJ, Oct." to, at 7:'0 P.:\1. Table• will be pll~td on tht ataa:c of the IUdltorlum for a tea course. Prize~~ wlll be awarded ·durin• a ar•nd marth. An added attnct. lona wiU be new bootba. Hot dOJI, pop, baked 1oodl, · and eand7 will be for 11le. Silver olterlnc wlll be lakrn at the door, 11rtd 1 door priU! will be IWird.od. · ger, 25, Pomeroy Shirley 17, 1, · 0 :~ ·c. RuueU, Mrs. R. KilT Sr. Fine SPIJJfna.cf Maxine Mkbae1, Laurel Cliff, was fined $lO and eotts, fine SUI· pended, in Justice Of JJeaee R. E. b' Grindley'"! court l 11 motnilll on a charge nf assault and baUery. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Robinson o( St. Paul, Va ., are announcinJ the mar!t•ae of tbelr dau&b'ter , Tbel· rna v irglnia, to Sgt. Loul1 W • iQI· borne, son of Mr. and Mra. Harry Otbome, Pomeroy. The vows of the !Ingle ring cere· moll)' were read by the Rev. Don· ald Seeyera bef<lrc the altar of the Po.meroy Cburch of Christ, Wed· aesday, October 10 at7 p. m . ~r. and Mrt. Jamea HuriJ of Mason, W. Va.. slater and brotber. In-law of tbe groom were the al· tendanta. A reception for the fa(Tllly waa held follqwina the ceremony at the home of the aroom's parents. Uneoln Terrace. Tl\e new Mrs. Osborne 11 employed ln Columbus tnd SJt, Osborne Ia atatloned with the U. S. Marines at Camp LeJeune, N. 0. and wUI reeeive hia diJchara:e in J~nuary . · and Tommy Reuter, student at Capi· to1 Univenity apent the Weekend wltb )(r. and Mrs. L. C. Karr. Bob WlliOD atudent at llarhaall CoUtee, Huntington, W. Va. was tb~ weekend euest of h1J parenll, Mr. and Mr11. WUlard Wilson. ' Amona tboae from Obio Uni· dl th 1• A'" vera ~Y u.eas spen °1J e w.,Jt. end at their home llere were M , J .. ···tt H Id D - ... a Y a ""'"" aro J:HVWD and Bill Sberidao. Mr. and Ml'a. Bentz Wolfe and M.rs. WiUiam B.a:~~ter returned home Saturday after a week visit In W-heeling and Beech Bottom, w. Va. and Bridgeport. Ohio. In Wheeling they were ttl, suesta of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer .Jobnaon. at Bee!!h Bottom Mr. 'and )lr.'J, Elmer Saddler ;.ad at Brldlfeport, with Mr. ind Mrs. Harry Saddler. ' l! type mat ••• and pr... spoil yOAW •love aiH'face. Ventilat.d ••• resilklnt to ~•.•··. "" .• . '. . . :0.~ _· ·.·~·!-_T ' ,.. ii ,. ' Baptist 'Church Conferenu Held · Here On Friday . '· R LL 'S BE 4 BIG DAYS WED., THURS., FRI.,.SAT., OCT 24·27 ' The Ml'. llall'll cete!I~IIDC HJa ... 25.. ANNIYERSARY . ALL PURPOSE -Bel. $1.18 Ia 'l'lle Varle'Y Sloie BasiDeaa • PWTKPAN PUable polyethyll!De plaatie- wiJI not chip or break - nor mar your sink. PrOtects dlihe~ and etassware - perfect for fine laun~..,.bandy for preparing foods. r•· ''' I i''' 4pr.68e ' qw...r.Of-The Mlddltl~~ ''Store. '· '. ,_, ' 2for99c' 27e ' 'IL\l'IA.'\'!IA v eppi.J, Ulel t• ._ Para ., lt.'• , ..ru...4 ....abl.. Qalloo-illo oiolloflfu " "1~ · . ' e•.... , , RE<r. SJ~ . ' '· roa, .1 RIG.• l.St 7 PIECE ,FIRl! OVI!iN cOOQ$,:SJT one-quart cusci'ble with rover Is p~eet tor ·baldllll Plllidittp , and coveted dishes. The eJ&ht-lncn pie plate bakes plea ·IDd ~erves them too . . . . alld 1M four tlllt:-onnce custar! cu~s are jtial rlgbt for ill· dlvld~al 4elaetll. :' , . 8&T .,.,.., "'' RALL~~ ... · BEN FRANKLIN 28-44 ,: % ' 1- · 2iid Ave. Middleport ·j;~~::!!.-ee_·n_~~~~ao_.._s.r._~ce...!==:::?:.:Oido~-~ ___...__.....x ......._,~--$1_..·~' ",~·'---.....,.;.~~-'~---:-""-...:::...,~~~..,........, . •'I ' • ' ·. ·For Halloween -· . NRONS Cotton -With Re-lnloreed Nylon Hetll and Toea .....-.~~; ' · . At Middleport SHEER ANKLETS' .. ,_ [, CluDCIU prealdent, Mrs. MaJ:ine Hiller prealded o1er tbe m~Uug. Allo attendint wer~ Meadam~s fl,uel Stout. S.arah Caldwell, Aud· Welt, HeleEt Qutve)', Bedha Vtrna Hysell, Clara IWI,cyn Shenefield, ,Betb Pullen. Windows Readied :• . ,~ __BARRY ... IWQAL .. SHIRTS .- -·-~~ .'-'\• ' ~ .i ........- '- . HANAWAY.:....Reg. 5De olo. -· i" ./. Seven eases carD.e befOTt Mayor E. F. Robinson in PomfroJ last Hobart Cundiff, defendafat in • night but only four person~- camt! divoree action from Lorraine Cl.lD- to court. Three forfeited $15 bonds Stat. Dlreelor dllf, of fo'i.iddleport, ho f~led a £or traffic violatlona. wark of -U.e crop.petition in M~lgs COtl.nty Common pleas eourt alio charging: Forfeiting were Bill Copley, 39, beso with repreaentauves td troi• neglect of duty and extreme Cleveland, for apeedinr, Mlebnl Churcbn in this are&. cruelty. D•Amlce, 39, Warren, 0 . unsafe In an an11wer to bis petitlon Mn~ . operation, <end Paul Ebet Crou, The meettn.r W&8 beld at tile . Cundiff avers that ~he ..."iJ poa.sl- foi &peedi~g. Baptist Churc• IJ\d the blJ in a pregnant conditio~, and eomrn:ittee for the rearFin~ wer-e meted out to Cbarlea of the Pomerof, Bia in the evf'nt a child tol ~m ~ the Lunaford, 22,.- PomerO)', 15 IPd plalrJUff, Hobart Ouadlff, 1J tbe aad Portamoutb ·cost, for parting on the bicbwa)' father." planned to without lights; Jobn Tyree. , 20, IS II lllo She asks [or tempoT'Bl')' albl'l\ny, )fjddleport, $10 aad ..,.,. (or lm· 1GtrllHie all uoat8 · inddent to the birth of proper teJiatratlon. .1 · the, ebild, if born, and p(lrmaueot Two otlotlr& wert .Roaer Hayman Luneheon wu held at -the Marsupport for lhe ehild. 21, Lona: Bottom, 110 and eoeta Restaurant and thoae preRIII Both <:omplajnanta atate their for clrivins without lleenae, ud llr. LoUibead, tbe Rev. C. E. lntentlon to prove acta ot ne&lec;t $50 and cOl,_. for JeariDJ U., eeent: .host pastor. Miaa Elirahetb of duty and extreme cruelt;p at of an accident ' (a 80 da, WI borne mlasionarr from their1..bearing. tence waa auapended); aad Rlehard tbe Rev. Ralph ZUDRobloa. 18, Rl 1, Shade, $5 and the bv. Shirley the Rev. Weale)' eollt.a ror a defecti•e muffler and $10 and costa fer pll'kjog on the Rev. and Mri. bi8hway All ~ arreatl bad been lin. l'lorthmade by the State: Patrol. up, -en- 7th Year , h firlt fruit o! the rebellion. clamp... ed martial law on the entire eoualrY and theo weot before the pte to try to rutore order. •But Budapest radio reported that olreel lilbtjnl .,... llill rag. ina: Lite b1 the day after nnsbt loq battles betwem. anti-&aliDiat aDd anU-communilrt rebels and Hu.a1arian troopa •ad pollee. Budaput · Radio Aid groups of eounter revotutionairu bad IW'rendertd, but the fighting appar- · ently still rlJcd througbout the beautiful D a n 0 b e River City. Broadcnat.s said ..civtlialll, soldiera and security polite'.' werr ki).. led in tbe shooUng. Budapest Radio aald group 1 of .Q surrender deadli~ bad been Jet for 2 p. m. 9 a. m. EDT. But 10 minutH before thi' deadline - . ~ RFE·.. LD S· ~·;;i:~;;;i'~·~~~~ ~::;;;;;~;i:;5;i:;5;i:;5;i:;5;i:;5;~~ iiili 1 SUPII• COMPANY ., I t~.JLOOR .. . H__""~ .E: '~>-"" REG. 4 pr. $1.00 FISHER ;.J:lll!•· "· Ru b~.' ·~·""I'"~H .,'_. us.ewares ' •• • i~od . the ......... . 'lo much IMciutY .•t .. IIHie coetl roy Cement Block • W oUer lor ,dedl~lion tile par-for --pe&ee,\ Mils MJ.pcmette Kim, a student from China ,and 1 Soior at Ohio Univmity wU be the featured 11peaker. ' CLINTON . .SEE THE (OMP'I.E"'E UNE I ~ • Bold washfast desl&ns. Fine cotton, nylon reinforced heels, toes. 6·llc ·-- $1.00 beat, soap, areas., andi wear. ' lOY'S SOX Colon to _., ... ..., A reuniotl of a YugoslaYlan fJm· ily of four which waa aplit up less thliD two months &Jo will take place this ·we~ oD a biro in Mason CountJ, Tl;te Scbenkenber~ter famUy carne to thJI COUnty about six weeltil &lfO l;hrougb the iluspices of the Lutheran Refu1e .S errice. One member of the1 fa.mily, Geoto remaln behind in however. ·vent scratdl., al"d 11f<lins that Jd Commumty • Of . Observanu Plano _.J NOV 'I WJ Underwood wiD i'rrive In Point PleasaAt ria hdieopt.er wbleh wiP ai.Jo earry hU per:1011;al press re-preaeatatlve. Tbe e.x.aet place or ftl_ ~ hiJ \IWt will be announre:d later. • Tbe lte:publtean eandidate'a eamJloek SpriniJ. lfetlv;JdiJt Cburcb palJn aerosa the Ita~ baa been wiD be bolt io the World Commun-de.J('ribed a• one of tbe most un- ity DaJ . 'Sentce at 2:00 p. m. hi· usual ever taken by a We,t Vtr. day, Nov. 2. Ji.Dian aet1U.n1 political office. ' World Community Day ia oburvThe tour at 1tate il ache.. ed unUallJ on lbe first Fridly ln duled to and will November and ia spoMOI'fd by blllo from oo o.to- United Cburth Weme, and is dedbft'aat will leatt!~J' to improriq world rel• end tilt town tloa of NOY· ,_ ~.. for peue are collected at the ........ O.Wnk lor boJ1 ~=~~l~ over 16 -·-• mm., b'--L , pired, theradic. announced ~at HWLets, 1flf'UI the surrendt~r deadline had bte.n t•~>llllJ'f fOil - - ........... nder. • daheretbtg tour bourt--from 2 p. m. U 1 ~.tft:-a;; .. _._.. in 3 Y~, eJ:tended to 8 p. m. 1 p. m. EDT. IJ are ~~~~~~ It 1\a.ld that aD "~unter-revoJu.. . -Pircda WID be Jhipped throu~ tionarie~" wbo ceued fighting by . . Sfniet: to retugle 8 P m. would not be coar'tmar~ Near DJt, Japan. Ualed, a pointed indication that Koq and otber Hunglriaq lrooPt were fightlne .The offer}~~& wi11 the Russa.DII. _ food. medlAlthougb the radio ADDOUilCed , for refu.. tblt "order was beillf restored" Ja ·many anas throUghout tlae 1 eountey. it wa1 apparent tbe flpt. of Jlelp CoWIIj • .... 'lllllfll."<iw, '"'' Put your hot pan• en thh.llandy wafff... Yl HANAWA\f . No gnt<r<IN(} 1 ·-...................... VIENNA (UP)-IIunpry's Communist regilllo called In Soviet boopt todly to c:rtllb an armed J'e\lolt that flared Into open ciYi1 war. Popular hero lmre·Nagy took over the premlerihlp l11d appealed for an end to tho street fighting rajlof lhrooghaut the country. · NOD, the popular hero whose returo to leaderihlp wao the Underwood, Repuplican eandidate fOr fQYemor of We-at Vlra:inia, wiU vUlt lhMa CO\I!}lf an November :1 on one of biJ ..e~p. ter stop" vilita to eaeb of the atat.e'a Oft, eountln. ' Rea . II,• wo•h•ltle LARX woll p•lnl Candidate Violent Street Fighting Flarts Takes To Air In Rebellion Against Commies saves that priceless surface FOLLOW THE CROWDS .. ployed at tbe Atomte plant at· Waverly, 0. They Will mOe tlieir home In SYt'ICU~t~ now, 'later mov-, ina: to Waverl)'. '•-·~,.,_ Fu RN ITU RE .. , .._,. T.be new MrL WJaebrnmer il I Jtu4ent at Tuppen Plai.U m,~a._ ScbOoJ where abe Ia: also a cheer-' leader. Mr. WinebteDDer II em... ~atgn 1 YIIIT T.CHNitiAN ION ·' ' beld Jnuaedl, enttne·. Cecil DIMONSTI~TtON Wednesday, Oct. 24, from 1 to 4: p.m. back of tbe machine 1hop. Mr: atJd Mrt. WHlafd H~aea were In Waynfl•burJ, Pe., over the w"kend vlolt1n1 lholr 100 R01er In Tile BrlehiNI Corner Ia who lo a lobontorr 'to<hnl<lan In MIDDLEPORT thr Gnen Country ·Memorlol HOI· ~~~~~~~~~~~~p~;t~ol~t~h~rr~e , ' · , ' at In{'.....;... , 0 -:. wla U atel f!~:l tbe eeremODJ tor the 'elose ta-n... · and lrtendl. •• ·~~~ stove top protedor 'Mrs. J . H. Cuckler left·Saturda) evening for Powhatan Point where Jhe with b · ~will ""spend b the winter · er ~~o~e.,....au., ter and lamily. Mr. d" G · d 1 1 an .~~~rs. ratiJ Bryan an ami y. ¥•in St., has ao.n®nced.'.t public . Ohio Sllte UDJ:f.tralty · {' A • e ! Mra. Wiaeb!enaer aad' lln, J\Obo lDIDD "eh were · dreaed ID D&'l)' bld wlt.ll whlh roae bud corN~"· I ELBERFELDS SORORITY PLIDGI Mlos Barbaro Swisher, a ~a,du~t· R. L. Tbompson of tbe Fulton· ,of PoUlfl'oy HiP, Sebool · tpl)mpaon ~or Saln.,,9o., E., e.lass Qf 1~ .V~o is ;~-uen,dlll( PUBLIC ' Sgt. Osborne Wed To Miss Rbbinson In October Event Th• Molumbuo Regional Womeo' -.,AN• Editor-Phone 6079 ~i~e~~~~~a:t ~b;·r,~:;:,r;.~iP:~v~~.:~~:~!! Ib~ ~ ~ : [:~;~Re~ves u~ :~:'~a~, ~.~ :~R~c;ou~o"~;,.~ ~J:~..,~":~ ~ ~: :· ~ :~ ~ ~ ~!~=~;~l~~]ar~~~~~~':~P~·~~·e!~·~~~~J·]~~~~~Ch~· ~~'~~i]~~~~:l:;5 Regional Womens Guild Will Meet Thursday Morning A Bdl tor ......:_...........................---:-::-----Annua ISoup Graham Riverside 4-H Cl ub H0 ld 5 S ..1 Officer Election For Next Year . 'd M 1 F Dinner F" erve,.. ·Mra. Clifford JentiDI baa been ri~CJ appendectomy at Unlvenlty Ill It her home on E. Maino~~t (l)l' Officen for the comin. year .... ~were elected at the regu11r month· Ro.pUal, Sunday mornlna. Her w•e put two wnaa · .._ · 809 ly meeUna: of the Graham R'rver· ' " : . ~:';~3 ~Bver~tt Tbomn • Mr. and Mrs. Robe-rt Ruuell ot aide t -H Club beld recently at t~ aild David Thomaa were visitors Ironton were e:uesta of Mn. Rus. Grabill) Station club house. Ia Crooksville , Sund•v wiUt llr. aelJ'• mother over Saturday and Elected to the office of preal· and llrs. Walter Tbo;aa. Sunday. dent was Danny Brown. Other ofh· cera named were Ruth Brown, Jln. Myrtle Hicks returned Bellf ·BlackwOOd is spendine · J 11 vlee presidene ; Marie ewe , sec· home Saturday night from Cedar Grove. W. Va., were- she wu ee1· the week in Irontnn with Mr. and ...Lary; Joan canton , treuurer; led by the death of ber nlete, Mra. Robert Rus•ell. ~ra:aret Roney, rcreaUon leader. GiaiJs Green . Mrs. Geore:e Md{enz,ie and dau. 1111')' Jewell reporter~ and Rutb AUen Chase and slater, Hra. Jhter, N1mette of Galllpolia were Selrberry, song leader. Hll'Old RusseJI of HuntlDJtOA. w. vlai~nJ Mr. md Mr.'!. WillJara The meeting w.!a c~~d_to order Va. ·Visited Frida)" wttb theJr mo-ud f•ily on Sunday tber, Krs. John Cbl'n aad helPfld altbmooli ~ ' 1 •· eJ b 1 h blrtbd · .)lr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lohn of IU 1 1 1 ~t t e ra e er ay. 11r. and Mn. men Chase o1 Daf· JlaroUton were rlslllng h;s oarento toll apent the week enclo with bll Hr. ud -Mrs. 9lto Lohn Sr. over mc.\iber, Mrs. John Chase. They at- .t~e ~~\~_;It , d. ~ so viaitc-d her brot-ber aali al&tei· '-.11.,\1. ~ in~•w, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick LoellMrs. Bentlej Peoples of ColumA .renenl dJscunlon.· was .htld ary. ba1 ll · vl•ltlna: her parents Mr. eonceming the District ConvenUon and Ml'l'. Otto Lobo Sr. to bt he,d in Gai1lpoll8 on Nov. 15 Mr. Otto Lobn Sr., ha!l beea eon~ when the staff and Offiters of the Mn. BerthJJ. Wtndom of Columbut Melga Temple. Pythian Ssters, met arri\led Monday for a vl1it with her fined to bla home by illne!ll!l. brf'ttler-i n·law. Elme r Ashworth. Mr. aad Mrs. J...e.Roy Lyona of Monday at ~he hom• of Mrs. DII.Ve lllu Dixie Sewell wbo was eel· Clifton, W.Va., called on Mr. and P'l1'mer wlth Mrs. Otho watts as tstlttlng ilostess. led ta Marietta , Friday by the Ill· Mrs. Worley Franci11 Sunday . Mr. H. M. Nelson and son John nes sof her grandmother, returned made a builneta trip to GaiUpollJ Mn William Allman. president. bome Sunda}· evenina:. last Friday. pi'etided at the bualnesa meetlna: Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Mra. henry Ward viaited Mr. wbleh opened with prayer In unl· Cbarlel Buck, Rutland Road. were Mr. •nd Mrs. Clarence Mi.11ht Jr. an~ Mn. p 111 1 .Montaomeey FrldiJ. 1on. Plaru were made to serve the wm. n.••ord and anoual Cbrlstmaa dinner of the r .• nd ll •-. and family of 8asll, Jean Antell, a n-w " Roy, & .. •ond Carmen on Dec. 18. .blld ... BJU Pl. Pleasant , M ~· - and Mrs. Joe n' ~ ..., DurinJ the sotial hour, gamea Wolfe, Middleport and Mrs. Clar- Hary Lou •Pent lhe week end In COI\Imbua'a• Jue 1 t of Mr. and Mn. were played with prbea won by t-nee Might Sr. of Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell Donald PuiJlna. They a1ao attended MrJ. AUman, Mrs. Karl Owen, Mrs . and Mra. Edna Bartell left Sunday the Pumpkin F.,u.at In Circle- c . H. Jo••·· Mro. Milton RuOiell, _Mra. Geora:e Childs. for Youngstown where they were ville, Jlr. and Mra. J. E. Foster were ln· The hoatesset were asalst.e-d by called by the death of tbelr broD.lyton lilt week end visltm& thelr Mra. Arthur Skinner. daughter of ther, George campbell, Mr. and Mn. Max Folmer and family spent Sundsy ln FollaRJbee .J:Iidn. , State-Penll8)'1· and eandlea. Arrangements of fall W. Va., with Mr . and Mra. Howard te~~ tbe Ohio fiowera were u.sed In the living Roulb. They were aceompanled by vatlla footbllll i:a~e. and dtnin& room of the Farmer her mother, Mrt. EmiJII Davis, wbo went on to Youngstown were abe home. waa called by tbe death or her hrother1 GeorJe Campbell. Mr. and Mra. Ru11ell Brown were ln Co!untbua to attend the ' Marlene Roblnaori, ~qhter of Ill'. and Mrs. Bill Robinson of .Alfred.. aDd Roa:er Winebruner. .0 of llr. Mra. Dlek Wlebrenner, Syrae.u.e. The Rev. H()wl.rd Ruppelt ot Kiddlepo~ re.ad the vow• of the dog. w u....,. ble tiDI eeremooy in t·he borne Hattie Jac\:IKln GuUd 1nd tbe wblcb wa• decorated wlttl vari· GeorJ,ia E. Miller Chapttra of Pro- aated muma. video~ Di1trict, gave a report of the yean work. Marlon f\lgp of Athena wu the beat mlUl and M.ia.a Martha Goble Wohile ln Cleveland the ladiea waa bridesmaid. were house guest& of Mr; and Mn. Tbe bride wu &ttlred In a sray Donald Brown and tamlly, former dreu wlt.b a full skirt and blaet p ... , 1er0J rftidentl. The7 were also aeceuorlea. Sbe earrled aa oretaid peats at a dinner of Mr. aad lin. G~ora:e Boney (Dolly Mae Brown) and Ml'l. Lucy Cou1in1 and tamUr, aU former Pomeroy rca:ldent.s. Porn. Per&. Alte'n HaQlpton were I.D Cleveland lut week where tht7 atte~decl tbe Ohio BaptiJt General Alaocl· atJon. Baptist ehurcbea trom all Obio were represented. ' ••ra, Smt·th, supe-•· ·- ol th• bUI Swulay •veulnc.- Werd 'was reeeiYed here thet Jln. Rollaad· Neutslia&. lin. W. lfrt. Clanitce GardDer CKaftle R.. Sbuteeu, Mr.. WWJ.am Clack • I four wttb' visit in New AlbiiQJ. Bobble, a student at Ohio Sblte lgd. ~th llr. aDd Mn. Albe.t Unl'l'enit)l. He rdur..ed to Colum~ '• Two Ladies Attend Winebrenner-Robins.on Nuptials Read Ohio Convention Of Jn Syracuse Home By Rev. Ruppelt · Tbe ·home olllr ll>d llrl Dlelt oonqe oo a white Bible. 8ap t.IS t Ch urches Wlnebrenoer waa the ..... ~ \110' - Gobi• wore ,rod toll 4r... Mn.. William Smith- aac! Mrs. weddln1 Pridl)' afternoon of Jllp wlth a wblte rote 1Mid eo!'~~#· The Daily Sentinel Daily SenU.Oel.i'oa!eroY•Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 23, 1956 • ' , . swan. Tresaa 'Tueaday eve~Jng Gordon Outh· rle and Tom Skinner sketched vari()Ut fall and Halloween sceae1 On ei.Jhteen Windows in the busl· le.&a diltrict and Tllurlday afterioon children and ;youna people from the Fourth Grade to the Twelfth, inelu•iv~. Will atart to fill in these ~eea·e. with the M.i.rl· dleport Retail Mei'C!biDta' Aatoeia· tion supplyinl the palnt and prizes. TJ1e Alnateur Gardenen Club Ia spousorina: the contea:t with Mn . Arthur Skinner a1 renen.l chair· m1n aaaLsted by the ptealdcnt. Mn~. ·Robert Reitkl. JudgCII WIU decldt on the priz~ winnen who will be 1naounced on .Halloween niJht 'at the Legion sponsored earpival. · Mrs. Sldnner 11 emphaslz jng the that t;,bia b an experiment :!.""'b ean inereaae in acope e1ch or eao be ~:!~:~11pe<~ple if tb• ~pod are not -interested. ~• appealed to tbenl to br.are ot the art work .so that every. entered may have a chanee to . ~lopljoy thelr creations tor juda:· ( Drl~W)IDJ!' for certain windowa' will made Thursday tbrouib -eOoperatioo of the IGell tea~~ r:'... . H•llld Sup\. L. w. M.COmu. . ,.·. .. ~ntee Ballot c..nmissioner Is Nlllled At Mason Treele Ab;¥rt. Edna A. Burdette ot Pt. Pearl cana· Pleuant will serve as M~son Coun· WM.Us Lead- t)" Democrati c ab&entee ballot com In place of · GeOrp Goelleln, Miss mla1~oner Sprenger, also of P. Pleasant. It ha1 been announced by tbe M'aaon County Democratic ExecuUve r:ora· 'larket ·Reports mlttey. THE :---cc= (ZjCHS MAY BE NEXT - . · CINCINNA1'1. 0 . UP- Produce: Sprenger was forced to forea:o ECp, ateady; prlcet at farm s, aerVin.& a.s commissioner becaUle consumer. Whites and browns; A of I broken hlp surtered ID ·• re. J.~rn•boa 648; A large 42-M: A me- cent faD. Republican eolria:,It11Qaer 2!1-211: A small 19-21: B wUl be Clyde McDermitt.t lllr&e 1Da: FOB A large 48-50: medium~' I Cbl~ens, . fryen 3-3~ lb 16-17: moau,. 10.18~ ; belli over ll lb 13· . ' tt; ben• lb and under l2·13; hens llaht type .tQ-12: oJd rOOJterJ . 10.11. Tur-e)'J, tom.s, heavy 28 lb and " ,group or •Meigs Coun!-J meu up 2243; toms under 26 lb ZZ: i!lft retur ned home after a lut-heM. .Haw IS-26; tryan-TOa•tw• eeeialal dH;T hu nt nNr- lfolib, a ... Bld.ter. 90 IC.'OJ'.IJ eRe • RIMOVID TO HOL:Z:IR · ·-..,.. Jruup travt'Ied 4211 mllei Reed WID, 35, who haa su(fercd lrOIQ' a 1erloua Dose bleed Iince SUnday, wu taken to Ho~ Hos· pll:al this mOrnJq by the Pomeroy EmtfJenqo squa!f. -Bquadmen ~aid his hleedlq ~d become more ser. loua, Wlll 1, ttnplo:red by the vi.l· Street Depari.w.e.a.t. two ,.deus which they had tilled. While In Utah !hey a:tao enjoyed-1a jact rabbit hunt and killed 18'Verll ot them. . Making the trip were Erneat BUr and son Henry, J'red ·S~Uru.· WIJ. Dayton Will , H11r~n t-!Wlll, J. M. Gual, lJeimar Baum. . Wood· row 'More and Roy Bol~. . 1 I -~ Nau broadcast his appeal for • eeue fire In a voice trembling with fl:citemf!nt. He called on "aU wllo are fif•Ung to put down tbeir ~ by 2 p. ni. a a. m. EDT.~ He promised that •U Who llllTen.de:red by tfaat Ume would not race· trial. ~Uer he had ~d tbe death Je:Dt~nee .for all rebelJ . Inter-party disagreements on CommUDilt policy and tbe merits of the hard "stalinist" p 0 I 1 e y erupted into violence that extend-ed to all .sideJ. Anti..COmmWlbta apparently were fighting bOth &idea Ia a bloody civiJ war. .,..... ·-lot . , _ Budapest Radio the oDl)' ~m-· munie1tion line ~.ith the outside world a&id "l"'acist•• 'elenients were ' in revolt. One broadcast 'hlra:ed that counter-revolutiOn.-.... let had "stormed planta and pubUc buildings, murdered civilians soldier.!! and seeurity polce."" · The a:overnment- called in Soviet troops betause it was not pre.pared _for such "bloody attaeb from ambush,.. Radio Budapest Jtld. n appcand to obaervers in Vienna that the government waa no tont:tr able to trust its own No me8tion Wls made of Ru. or easualitles •nd Budapeat Radio said only 1ftat Soviet units had been c.alled in to help restore order. Tbroughout the long series -- •at Budapest announc-eme-nts-first of the fl&hting. then of the spreadIng warfare, tht!n of the politie11l develoPJQents-llsteners in VieaDa rould beat rifle shots. The ~It actually bepn ~ day wbell: thousands of stude,nia of demoaltrl&trct in tlle str'Mta Dudlpeit,.. The7 demanded t he Teturn of and the ouster of tbe Sovi~t troops who have kept order Ja tbe .eountry aince World War U. •ia.n enaagements ft.om Utah Hunt ... tilt! trip Rnd e&c.b bl"oqht tllame- riiai'-·., ermy. Hamters RetQI'D . Ulllo. / a.;orr.,· !"'lffilnltlu!li'eitliiid ttle Rualam: had com-..feJ;r orroutlded Burtipelt and -Were llliDC' taab, madllne guDI and • •..,. llmored eanr. - .,. Rec:ehw Surrender Offw · Radio Budape~t said Nagy . reeeivecl a five-man delegation . of eount~r reTOiuntlonariea from oae area •bo offered to surrender Jl they were noli court martialed. Tbe uae of the word "court DIIJio till" indieat.d the delegatioJI have ineluded memberJ; ol the -· Uuapr:lan arme:d forces. Nagy' aceepted their oHer. At 1:30 p. m. 8:30 a. m. EDT.; Budapest RadJo said a n o t h e r •.tronr group of armed eounterreqJuUGIIU'iet surrendered at the Cot'Jier of ~Ddy and V08J'O.e8.martJ atreeb" in downtowu Bud- Row.NIA 'agy - Rl1111RNID HOME Jacob Ebersbact: was returned from Kol&er Holpital Tuesday and Ia recuperating _at bis bome on Pea.r.ock. Ave.n.ue. · -.,. � 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 23, 1956