https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f7ceab5feaaecf0048d2dfb549a0eb82.pdf 8558e2163867c718114b3663f6e998c2 PDF Text Text i • . .. ~Tbe . Senjhlel. I'Omm!)'·llhldleport, 0.; Sept. 4, . .~fieCotirt ' Court. BeD L Blak..e. 21, Hualinat.oo , ~ted for IUlllfe ops-atkm, Poeled $2$ •ppearuu:e boDd for Saturday ··.. c.._. . . ........... ·- .Mr. and Mn. • hwma. Clare_. Robillloll, 16, R.F.O. C?"" oa.SopL Frida,. Ill p.m. D:allu ll . .Jobnmn, 23, Malon W. Ball. 10, o. Va. is m eounty J•U followinJ: bi1 • · .,..,.U., ud <lri..U.. without ari'Cit for tbumbmg on the biahW;Q'. lh wu arretted by tbe Pat· , ~~<> .... Ported m bondo ~otJil ~Det ~ m roo Saturday la Pcamero,. rol. Corbett E. Ratliff, 31 , Columbus arretted bJ Patrolman Henry Wer- li•J.OI''• Court. lime. D. NuUer, 20, Villlllla. W. ANI. $25 to $1000 ' or womtn, m.•trled or ainllt' -~etcuboil 'q.' nature• oD)t, auto ... funlltun. uce before Mayor Robia100 on Sept. a. . George K. Allen , Cairo, W. Va. was slated for hearing , before Peoples followint lJls arI'Mt b)o Patrolman Ed Strauaa for ~uire hihme 16 pay a taxi rare. Gene Oiler, 22, Pt. Pleaeant ar:Nuire Peoples after a bearing S.tgrday and a promise to paJ ~ weekl7. ~---=- Fin Asked Today To Trace Missing School-Employee OIEllt IOLDIIII be!<l ~er elahl' ,...,. , III AJbanta are .OOWU tbrowtnl themi8Jvu tul1 lellflb ou the rroun4 10 1"11 tho boii!~U,d fill oo laadln& at ~ the port 101' .1.tbtDI. Lower: A ~ <irNll; &niiJ officer hap hll two daUJ'bten. Be ~ Dn"er aeea tbl YGliDI-, ar (lett). Tb• 218 officen IUld men. beld JIDce tM Greek elvtl war."ware lblpped fi,'OIII DurUIO. Albania. atter talka betwefn Greek ad AlbanliD envoya 1n Mo!cow. tIn£~ B01tn4JIIaot01) -7:-:-::==-=-:-"''":-:::-::-----::::=c=--=-====-:-c,..,.'"';-----::---:,--~~ 1 ' WEST SHADE Mr. and Mrs. Will Hellman tall- ed on Mrs. Macy Bailey Thursday. The money, from elaas. athletic Mary Jo Rowtt spent Monday and oraanlzltlonal rundl with In with Kathy Reuter of Chester. the hiJh IChttol, apparently wu Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rauch alld taken In tmall amounts over 1 ebl).dren of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. c,.u,.·year period. lbluell Painter and aon Robert Proseetuor John Batb Is expect.· were Sunday dinner guest ot Mr. ed to the ca1e to the rrand aDd Mn. Harry Brown of Miners· ville. ;; ~- ·~d Mn. Denzi~ *~ •nd Mrs. Floyd penee wer. Sun ~~ry~· WOL(P~. N '· . JAr, ,_nd. I oeog.eln, day afternoon caUers of Mrs. Jen· ni'e' Rouch. '.Mft,, Dana Jurner and chjldren SPft' a coup1e days at the 'Will HJUman Mme 'hia week. . ?iF· .. and; ~a. Clyde •WeJI ' arid daua&ter called on Mn. Mary Bailey Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Iblph Painter and dauJbter Dian.;:. called on Mr 11.nd Mn, Russ~ll Painter Sunday ~ven. ' lftl. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crawford and two daughters of Rochester Penn., and Ottls 1Crawforll of Letart called on ~rs. Jennie Rou.lh Mon· da)'. Mrs,' J. L. Wickham calied fln Mr. and Mrs. Russell p.qJnter Wed· nead&y. WEST COLUMBIA' , Word bas been received Gerald Johnson that he b.. frotp bef.n Carm•l ·Mrs • .c~ .w. Gil~ · aon, and Cora GiJ.el OD and :Mra. Gene Mn. AUte R(lbeBOI'I , went Ttxas where her busb~ ia" l1~" ployel!. ,1 Mr; aDd Mn. Barley JobnS'oll and ion and grand daqbter, Sh• ron Lee Thoma visited Mr. fe;:ciJ'~;rt.~~~~":.b"" and at. Mary Blank ol HIII'On; Ohio, lolu]jaret Warn<r, COI1!Jil)>us,' apent a day ftCeDUy wi-tb Eva wu a r.eeen.t cueet of her: ',MJ"' and Sadle C&J"1. llowll'd C. '· en.te, Mr. end :Mra. -' Ruaooll Mrs. Hc.ward ~eSJDitiJ., Klamlt Dale ' Gllet, Lakeview and nlet!e, stationed at Camp Chaffee, Ark~ ~ Florida and Mr. and Hn. 4lleD Betty Bolten callt(l on. Cora Glla · ansn. He ia tQ.e son of Mr. aodlMra: Gdswold of V-t.enna, W. V•. !;entaDd others ~tly. Homer Joh.;;n of West ColuMbia. Saturday with !'lr· and Mrl. ana fl4r• and Mrt. OJ:alr Moore and .lamdy. ' , 'litd eon Cedi, s~::~~~d;•.,:~ 1 He waa maJTied in June to Mils M.-. nd Mrs. Gerald cow.j'.and Cora GiJe, called~· oa II sto · u""'l v• Lambert la!l>UY Lucy Northup cldc.:~t dau3hter Of am y, oun$"111o wn, VJilW'I!f '' ~· J ~ ~';"'r..f~'.:,t...: ' and Mrs. Dobg1aa Circle ana oe "•''l"ld na~ .. an... IJ\IUT , 100 • W. Va. and Mra~ . B~ban Mr and Mrs. Darrell Northup als1» famlly. . : · ~ Scarfleld and dauabter, ~ew 11avof West Columbia.· Mrs. Ted Lax, Ft~ _nluderUale. en Va. were recent 'week end FLa.: visited bet p~eat, Mr. and ~~~ats or Mr. and Mrs. Cha:rle}" They were ,ma!Tled 1n tne Salem Mn. s. G Clrcle, tlie put week. Smith. 'ronny Eaton, who ' •pent sevE. U. 1t. Church by Reverand tl\al- Mr: and Mt'l. Harold Grady and ph Mahoney It half after d:~en :two children ~Jpent a rencept Su~- &ral weeks with bill lriftdm(lther O'clock in th.e evemng. As tar 115 day with her parents, Mr. ,f,nd Mrs. Nellie Tbomal; :returned 1;o hla home in Chkago. · re~orda show this was the fir&\ Mrs. Rufus ~ Randolph, B,uhan. thil was tbe first marriage Pre· Mr .and Mn. Lloyd R'Oush and WRONG NUMIII mr.rriage pref()l'med in the Chilrth son wmoe recent SundRy dinner GRAND RAP!Dil, Mich. - <UP) &lnc.e It was ·erected in 1808. . · . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edson -For ie¥eTll weeks,, Mr. and Mr1. RoWih and dau:ahters. Albert Heeln•tra of .uburhan CuShelby Pickens called. on Mr. eade probablf reeeived more tel& and Mrs. Hoq:teT Anderson. phone ·catla •tbliD •"Y ' I!~Uple in 'tile Mr. ~~:nd :Mrs, Dean ··Ea1'ieb and Grand Raplda area. ·Tbtir new Columb~ Were reeent Sunday telephone number WIIB tbe formt.r guests of Mr. and Mn. ThOma& number . of the t!Aie pollee po.t lloltt:r and family. at nearb)' Rocll:lord. Mrs. Douglas Clrcle and Linda visitecl :Mn Warden Ours, Bas. MANY 'A ILIP han. 48 hoU'ia with a ~m­ Mr. nd Mrs. Allen Griswold of bad to Vienna, W. Va., ilpf!rit 'a thty ,with to avoid · two Eva and Sadie Archer. • It overturMd, only Ir y . r""""'• · w. . ·so much bea11tr at to IIHie cottl MARKIT REPORT Hogs 17~ to 220 lbo. $18. to $18..2111 ~20 IG 250 lbs. $18. ttt $1625. 1 Lights $14.00 to $16.00 Fat Sows $1~.00 to $14.:10. Stap. 4110.00 to '12.00 Boar-s .7.00 ' $10.00. ~~~~;r,~~~::oo to $110.00 . ' • • e • • • ' e·n ttne .. WIATHII --Lallo.. -Of>lo: ,ortl, •louelr .. ~:-;;;-;;;;---:-------·::.:.-:;:'"::;:~';•::l':lte=-~··:-:::~"";;~·~f~'l'~lle;;,.~~~~·~·~·;--~~b~'~-~---;..L-----_j .. -~~·-... t .,..._...~..,.-~---..!"v_o_L_v_n,__No_1_2_o ______________~';.,•_m~eroy·Mlddleport, • ' ~~ •' r Ohio, Wedoe&dif· llepL 5, ,. c.olwwlth ........ thu=fJNMII• 1956 t BualM~a Phone 3118 in • . exct"llf "'"' 7tt ]fht. SINGLE COPY :::: ~ ..":"'!:'.,: ....... • ense. .In • Mason .(.ounty RemainSamenN· .' . •· Nasser Suggests up. . ~ that area remaining about tbe ume a' last year. ·. At Wahama Hl{a Sebool, Prln· ~ipal Clyde FOley reported that 028 pupils showed ·Up on. opening Foley reported t'hat hit .11ehool is still short three 1.eac,bCrs.-!.feacJJ. ers needed arc for cJu~es in girl• phys{Cal edue.ation, vocatiooal mu.. ic; and m;~th and IICienee. . ""~ tnore teacher• wve ,receni ly a1gqe_! to teach at Wah&ma. T~ lfe Lllt'Dcy Ball, who will teach 5cienc~ biology, and ~ath, and ~oD Wright, who will instruct A. D. Eiselstein ' ,Funeral S~rvi~es ·-. ·' ·, ,· in t~ ' BRITISH ACCUSE ARCHBISHOP . ,i. CAIRO UP --Presldetll Gamol Abdel Naeaer su~ to tile five natloll Sua ~mmittee tbat 1.11. ed-vbory boVd el-r Hnked w!th the United Matlolu be M!l up to ron the Sue2: Canal, &OYa:nment 80uree& Aid today. latecomers sbowina and enrolline"nt•.fiallrK in the day with that figure expected to fncrea~ slig-htly -within the next ' Within a few houn: arter the Nueer stand waa made publk. l(aj. Kamal El Din RUIIein. bead ol E&YPt'• volUD.teer DltionaJ liberation army. ordeied ht. units &be frontline with the warning IIUI'priae attack may eome at any tlme-.' 1 ' HUJMln lalued tbe ~ durin.( ~ nupirR viJit to petentbl battlea:rounds ID tbe Suez caDal social slu.di es, · Only t;tnt Zoae where liberation army unita lbe burrtedJr mustered Mlel\'e ln'm7 have been 11\&Uoned. ·.ot h<'h,an\n~e.w t~acher ia reported at ..111 She is !!:Iizabeth Shelton, 1nlitructor.: the Althoutb Nauer rejected Dulleo pleD lor lllteruaUonal con· trol of the t:lnal, Egyptip ~ Hid h• C!lfered bl< , . , _ _ I • k' . BeS~t~~y poe&l in an effort to ~ the deodl- The ...........pbuiUd. that neiUaer the DWI.a nc. the Nasser proposall were fioal but FuOeral servlc.it's Will ' he· m. Ss:turdty . ." " ' p- wen ..., ...... Ill bOP<" of \iliureit lor·. . 'l United Nations Board Run Canal - • Area of the eountv sbow 1be n~m­ ~r O( pupils ffi l be se'bools in - eel ·Train Masgnbaek County tobool nOt:k'ea to athool on . ~·~~~:J:; .f~~~,!iiii~ . ..... iDg I Dego&iated N!Ul~ 10, In LondoJt, B!!tlsll ,. rw• · ·~ ,OfeliiD reta.y Sehv.,.. U01d . . . BriUu'• inteat 1o teek a pellt:eful ...,!u&n but ooid · - ol the eanal W<>Uld . - t ill &lid HABRA, CaUl. UP rlatiye ·of Vioton, •. ~ pai~ful ; < ,, I o.f Vice Pi'esidt!llt Jtiehll'd ~ J'~T~ died quietly · TUesday !!,, . ll.t,~it • '•. "• ill,neu. ' . ! . ,. ' 1 ·~ j· ,. ··Jf, vou'd • Shoat• ' I' I ' than this •~ ; $1~.:10 '. the wathaJ,Ie LATIX wall paint , At,hens. in death by a granason, Mauwho died serving a pilot durlnc tbe Riverview Club will bi!- ,at thee ~~~ I Fall Horse Show Will8e S~turday . Rev. Waid ll of tbe aervloe. in Beecll Grove ~is wile who died · The wu a great fan of a frequent f•mthe local huefields. lii..m., Saddle Club ·will Fall Hont !IIJirol oo &; II 7:30 . ,. ' .. ' ., .. . ,' . I ..' I ,, . .' f . '. - .... . . l ' 'i' ' •I ' ,, ... ~l : t' ~· ' I' '· I .. r Plana Member Drive bm;,en Cbaillb<t' I :• ll' '" tub wu remOved regiJter ol that fl<:pl. , , stolen W"lt not .,.. " '. I ' ,. -i.J ' r. Miitd~!J!·~!'t Chall!~t · I ' ;,1: . . ' 'I;,;'-;:.'}.• ,, ' ~' • I ~DRY I .\ ~t~~ CL:INTON ·' FISHER ~ I: I. ' ~l I \: ·~· to $8.00 Bulb $9.00 • - ¥. '. . ~ $12.00 lo $%0.00 Fat to e,U~ to w..1 to rotiml4 kll tho. --~ al!ft" a . • -mhome. ' . •,.m.• Houob,.. • / with Mr. and Mrs. Elber Piet-ena. Mra. Minnie Copper of llidway, was tbe Sunday S:ltht ofMr. and Mra. LeWis Walter. ' · • .Mr. and Mfs. \!1~11'4 and f,am· . lly ol Akron were ....... o!' llr. and Mre. ·E. .)(. ~DarpewOQd: We4onetday. .,..._ ) rel!lted by Deputy Jed Webater oa a b11tardy wunnt was relell!ed by WASIUNGTON C. H., 0. UP • 'nle FBI was asked today to lind 1 former Wathinston High School employee suspected of embeallDiil mON than $9,000 from Jludent IC· tlvity funds. , • Sebool ,Jfneials had eondu<:ted a private lavestljatlon but turn-ed to tlae FBI when lt wu learned the apparently bad left the Mr. aDd Mn. Georte Batt aoa Billy Mr. aDd Mrs. Keooetb AritrbllT)' of Pomeroy apeDt Sundar at lioeh: Mil$ Beulah Roae frOm COlumDua. Mr. and Mn. RalpP. Droz and ehillllren from Ambrid~te, Pi.. apent a few da)ta. witb Mr. aDd Mn. E. 0 . Taggart and"' ar. and Mn Dwieht Hob&ck. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellers and children, Mr. Grover Barril, Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeWis •nd dau&hter, Rev. and Mn. ,Floyd Boprd and children spent Monday eveolnc roo .pte<Uac. Parted $10 bond ry for driving wbile intoxicated ,.._......,in l'UmefOJ Jlayor• poeted $150 bond for bia appen- ~ Mr. and .Kn:. Rtc.bard HendtraOC Sunday JUe~ of 14eb' P~.~t. of. COolviUe called oa lin. Stella llr. ud Mro. P•~• 'Holter. · Watkins and Mrs. Amanda Baer . ' Mr. Hark EYlD.I arQ! 'IOJI Dellnla Sunday otber t!ahe::n were ADaa in CJDefna. Bailey Etta Btef and Mr. ud Mn. attended the Ball aU Sunday. · ~ Hal&60n Holter. • , Kr. warren ll~ler n.te.,.. ~oa. ~r Ha~pltal Fridl)' for t utle:rf. )lr. and l4i'a. DaY!d Holter ._... Mrs. .Mort Evana ·~ Su•da>' fatnil7 or Dll'WOD !\10 ~. Ud,l,l<t· with 11r1. Ail .. Bally IDd ramlir. flim>Id Holltr o! . Jl,\rie~ _ . CHOb and ehlldn:n Mr. and Mr&. Jack Codner aad family were auppe:r- IUQU MOD· clay lliabt wit\ loin. Ellie! Hobi<IL Hr. Jolm lelltn wu bl'OQ:bt home from tbe hotpital Tu.eldly. Mr. and Mn: . .fred lleaten aud children apeat Friday eveu.int with Mr. and ¥n. J<ft.n sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Eb6r Picken~ 'ldrl. Paul SeUers .a.nd ehlldrett. Yr. and M.rt. Robert J..ewil and ehildren apent Sunday witb Rev. IDd Mra. Floyd .Bogard and children It AD· ltda; Ill - "-'· 00111'1.. Sbade for drivin& wtt.bo~ • lic·ca.r~.o11. .,,· •-rloid ftirr a m t q - ali..- . Cled nse.. or. appear in JuveDile Court, 14·~ Mayors FOREST• RUN ROLANDUS -GREEKS FREED BY ALBANIA KISS' HOMELAND SOIL 1956 • h �2.-The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ; Sept 5, 1956 'Catcltf' Dance • Aluami Gridders . The Senllllel, Pometoy·Ml4d1Aopott, O.; Sept. I , 11118 • Ebersbath's Hosts For Dinner Party <Amapl~Pians The Daily Sentinel For·.•G - Thurs. :< THURSDAY .I REY NOLD E. GREENI 8:SS EDITOR : !'.Dtered aa aecond r l:us maaJ .li: m31lt-r ot \be Pomt!TOJ Obio, 9:00 Caffee Time 10:00 Home 11 :00 Tlc Tat boueh ; I :SO It could be JOll 12:1)q tl&noA'• Stud)' oltfu' P. '' p 1JJ1f Curnnt 1:30. Tennesaee Ernie 2:00 Mitttinee nteatr.fi s:llll Q!l"!" ror-,. ~Y repre!lentattH!, Bo tl!Delli-KLmba.ll, Inc M3 York City , l e, !'.;' Y Subscription ra tes Ot•llvu-y by cnrr·pr where availa ble SU eenh per week. one year tl'1 adv.:u1.c" at Th+:o rJ a tly ~n tl n el orftctt. $l ~ 60· tl:r. monthf.. $7 80 , th ree mont hg, $:'1 90 By m otor f{lllte wherf 3:fl tr Jffll~ dulrooms wllb a kitehen and eaf. elt'tia on 1 JrOUDd llocr. 11Je cafr.teril and titebell ltill bat work to be dOile 011 it. Ta.cltr.rB at WtJt Columbia IN RortoD Ec-kard, prin... I Ho- 10:00 YoU Bet Your IJle 10:30 Dracnet r:o ul to st n ve f~r - It 's an absolut!' mm11num r eq un'!' m ents for t'Very :~dult wh11 wan ts to be able to l1 ve wilh lum scU 140 000 inj ured carh ye:Jr i n mutor-~t'l'h Jie acc 1rl ent H Adnu u ed ly th •· ht•et !l r· ~s :J r t1 11 ns -------~ man y chllcl t n1Ul c ,-a·l um th r u.;t th em ml o d<m gc•·o us ~ 111tat Ion, But t-Vf'n m !luch cases od u lt s tnl l ~ t ae~pt t!1e blame. By the ir ver v naturP, d11 ldr•· u are ~xu l a ble . h eet,l h· s~ 01 nd tWJth i nk mg We, as 11 d ul1 ~. k nu w thJ , Yet, som e how, we l' lqwet 1'\'l't \ cbtl d to real!z ~ in s l .. n!l)· ltwt ~ n automob ile ts a d f' tH II } mun , lt·t· 1f Telltale l••h he stra ys in to it s pat h \\' l' t·xpl'd What causes the akin to betra:p t he ~· h ll cl to know n 11• r~ ulwu t ~t up - tn h• ve 8, bl utc hu , ectterna and ping rtiRi ancl'~ and sp(•••d th~'l oth er ways-a atronr leellnr't moft d11vers know t h t· m ~ t· l v r.s Ductu rs a re not all tn accord on If yo u lh mk th .tt "~ ~ll.'l d!J n: • 1 the unswer Some aay •motional pomt . hink hatk ho w m·my ! 1tn1 ~ 1 ~tres~ causes allergic aens ttlvlty. thH 1-:.: cu se ts u~ t><. l. " I t;uu!d n 1 1 ll u l m lln Y paychlatrlsta chau~ion MJ;fl. tUIIt th mklng of a p y&l ea 1 ~ t np 111 l tme " 111 " I (ltdn 't SLI(.' htnt sympto m l:l ~ tha dinet i'flult of a 'l'be ecltool bu three modern 9:00 Lux Tb'eater lt•OO Jo!ew• '<Autliar'8 11:06 P>eq ,Box 11:11 ......... 11:8? .......,. llllrirua 12:00 Toaiibt - 1 ' st a LtJ of Any tl rm•r who hnJ; r un rlow n a Subtle and in· triea\e bioehemleal c:hang u oe· cur, the)' IB)", betor• tbe e)J;in ~gh ters etreaas~ Ma ny thlnga may ll r ovoke a rash, just as mu ny \I ll 1 o.: a u ~ e a. lever. lEI When anxl~ty mount ~ too hig h, Bays Dr. Rtchldd 1 ~·in~~~·;.~~~~~~n,uft ~~epe~!!e~~';' abUt: I tr ea 1\nd cnutri bute~ to lllne•• and t s u ff~ l'i 11 g ur Jenltme. thinks it h rw t th<• doctor's du t y t o abolish u n xro~r · l1u L to he lp the suUerer cunu·o lt. Rc..:ent 11 tu dles _lnrlicate that a new "peace or mm d" dru1 called A tar-ax does just t hat. Dr. Ha rry H t!li lniiOII or the U niversity ot Ma r yland School of Medicine r eP.o.rJ.• that the drur helped moat ot·"tht 1~ pa~ ta he tru t ed. for • ; ~ai'ietJ of o akin ail.m enh "in whkq: emotional te ns ton wuJ:J con· •ide red to be_a.•factor." rh!l d k no -.•r~ tht· " th " l h11l ~re ' til t htli t•un ll(;ll'nre '' H I hart h t!t•n J.:U· ina o little l-I I~Jwer l " " tr 1 hud lu••·n mo.·-e Wide 11 wu k<' • " If . . " \ 1 • It's ll! u e for· 11ll :r t.l u l l ~ to Lwe up t o thdr fu ll tt' ~ p n n ~ lhih l y fu r• nu r l'l hamt•! ull y h1 ~ lt t•hiltJ Jll'd f'~ l !'lll n 1oll . ! 1 ':-~ time fu r- al l ut.l u\ts \ 11 ad ]u8t thei r d t'tl• in l!. IJH'T'f'U~ e their nl e rt n r 11 ~ whf> n 1lrlvlng 1n rr nv urea where chr l,d n•n mnv h~> wn lk1ng nr play ms It s tlmt• fm· nH tl n vl'r , ln kreP 11 sharp look ·blft 1tfr ·r hi ld rt•n rmd t o be ready tO prol etl t'lw n\ from the ir heed less bc h,,vw•· wh<· ,r nec e s~ ar y . lt'!i t rme fo,. t•\'Cr v pur•·n1 In It• -harder th 1111 I' ve• hdon• 1•1 nn·,p 11 '' h iS t htld rur the dtl ng nrs or tr .. .! l . . bv ht ~ own teachln :,: om1f ld ~ nwn example . Half way l'n:t'uures :u !' n•lt en oui b · 11 nd rnou f h · we 1111!1 hr1,_'1•' t!' l 1lum· I. i,.t I --- - -- - WASHINGTON' MARCH OF ~NTS ~§=: It on Hit War Out ' - · rW I "i Now Diuounr Rumors' 1Of Dlplomallc Po" ll'okll !'; Ctlt tral Prtst Auocfo:rloK _ -:-1 ASHINGTON'- Whlte Hou~ e aourcea any Harold J!l. ltan.'• da.y• u P r<'"' l• ltnt E• .~ " nhowe r 's ntiVIRer on disarmament prob• leml are nu mberetl - o.nd \ hnt t he m1m ber l.!m't o v'ery large _,ne, tither. 1 · Tlw n~elgnntlon of th e mn n whose ''dump Ni xon" movc blew up ln hll face at the OOP nn t lo nnl convention 1.!1 ex pected lo be re• ct~ l ved a nd accoptod s ho r Uy e.1ter election dny. Mt' l!~l~~en howe r Ia said to ag •·ee wtt h Vice Pt"eiilden t Hlchord M. Nixon, l'tep ublicn n Nat ional Chaltman Leono.1-d W . HILt! and other p owerful GOP ~ t •·ategl.!! t ll that Sta ssen has emled hll usefulness nH a. m ember or Ik e'• " t eam." Rumo rs th ut S t aS~~f' n might be oft't'red the po.!lt of a mba!llmdo t· to Inllln are being discOunted. B.ec t-ehu·y of Sta te J ohn Folter D ulh;~11 , while d lBtnllneH t ed In S ta.!lf!f n'a ' r ecent o nd l'eeanted anU-Nlxo n act1vllle11, ho11 m a cle no !le•·ret of h is tUahke f () l' the big Mmnoeotan'11 UpJlrQach to ln· t emu.llonal ll ff nln. • • • • • • TAX 8ATTLF.- B ills to eoae tlte b nrdi.!n of 'I t he nntlon'11 tn..:paye 11:1 will be lnt rotluc~:~ d on the ftry ftret day tha t Cong t 0 1111 com ~ a b ~tc k ~o Wa11 hlngton In Jnnua•·y . • Muaurn arl!l exp ecte(\ fHun hoth t he Dem ocra.llc anti Rl'puiJI!can lldet, 11nce both pa r t I til promtactl a t t heir pollllcal com•£ nhons \hat th ey would 10ek tax •·ellef. • However, the projected Jeglalallon Is cert11ln t o t ouc h orr a real llotU.. In ltl reeent budget review, the Elaenhowe r admi nistra ti on aald it e.nttctpa tea n $707 mtll!on su t ph t!l fu l' the e ttnent ft sc nt 1't:O. t, but lndlcated ll hill no pt e!lent lnl~ n t1o n ot a s kln1 Conil l'.o11 to cut blco~ The admlnl• tratlon •old cuJ r·ent plan• a.re to •pply the au rplu1 toward red uction ot tho~~ $272-bl!hon public debt. • Moreover, Senator llnny 1". Byrd tDJ , Vir,tnla, choirrnou ol the Btnate ftnance committee, d~c hu <'a t he surplu. would no~ S1t!e~y Warrant a tax reduc ti on. On th• other hRnd, nmny membe rs ot' Con gn.q wm bf campilp• lnl for re-election on t llK · Cl!t pletlge 9, so 11 ill obl·klu• thot a b111111. ,hUita 11 ehaptng up, whic h Mr. T[U(p!l.)'tr anxiously wUl wulch from Ule lidellne•. t • e -.. '· • • ALook At The Candl.dates For u.s. Vic~ _Preside~l . ~ ~~· c. WILSON • Staff Correspondent Unit.tl Pres. Ul' - A smatl SHlNCTON WA rcll ow can prove fl ll tl os t nuyt,hhlg with fi g ures. and L h ~• t g oes t 11r con g rc s ~:~ i o n 11l vo ting t·erords in a eom jw ia n th1 s yenr. e. F or examplt>, t ak e I he men Whll WOll thl !l' ytla r 's m ajor party nom lnDti ons for 'v tt;lt pre.s itl ent Tht•v Hf'r Vl'd in Cttn ~Tess t og<•th rr. 1047~2. nltho u g'h Tl.lnntJss('t•'s Estrs Ke fauver w :m promoted to the Senate ahead of Ca liforni a's fli chat:! M Nixo n , On 31 suhsta nela\ mattar11 o.f pu blic. policy llJllong ltlo.'le which came t o a vote during those YP-JI..ri;, Nixon and ~ efPU\'er vo ted nllk e .. on . 15 occasirms. 'rhoy wm-eo .upposed-or kefau~er was Mt roeorded- 18 times. . . Legisl~tGr.~ wh<J vot e ,aJ i k ~ a.bo v"t. aa oft en 11..~ thry are oppo~1·!l Sll • ~t} ~-~ ~ ' t' , pnhllc.a l po ~1 tiOn!l '11:s tp ·bc lead ers ' uf the ir rcRp!iclNe fto rUei:., eaeb 1 d t•(lio:~hltl to . tlhe·, dcfeat ur the otlu·r. ·O r c11 n .t he)'' . 'l' h~ urga niza t ~ blo wn as Amel1ra-nt f<~r ; Dotnu~ r&tic Acti on .<\ UA nttf'mpl3 • t~J; t 1ne a111!'r e i'he · f Jlti'IWCIJIIIlfl J. •• • .... ' mt.l'f iU ' o nrkt p artielt.l AI )A f II"Hl ' · l-l 1t 1mos t noI"! 11 n g th u t 19 . · p re$1 '1ent Nl x..., n. goni I nhout Vtee ' It \llgiJ N f l'it•na t o r Kcrnuver w1Ih II JI c nt hu s' u ~ t t c ok ~ lung beforp Ihi' numma I.tn,lol com•en I'IOil.S me1. Considered A Liberal 0r"llni ~ c <1 lubor' jib~s a long fw lth ADA " orl !hnt: T h t! '1~£1 win I{ o the Dt mocra tlc Put ~ fmds Kda u ver to hl..l u Jrbera l ;md Nixo n a ff!· acti on;uy or co n«rrvat rve It a rriw.v ~tiJlt.~ coflc)us ins ltke t·hlt In 1947 Kefa u ver , vo ted to w pplll'l P rcs!dt•nt Tr uman 's vdo o£ tb c TaJt ,HarU ey b ill Nnw n voted t o , Qv.crr id~, .. bH xon r vft~ l for.. ~e- ' 1, Baby • ,-bedet ~ad , A~nln In , 19~P:· I~et'W- ~ r , VQ"d for 1' a 1 $.e~\it : nmP IIlJ ' . .'f~l C:h ~vhtl'1~ ~~#Ve Hnd le ngth- f pne-d , w't }r.ty c_~ , I ft. Avoid 9. C&vtty ' 10. Monk ey (So. Am.) U. Book of , Pcred wrltlna• 4. Ga.U wrl~·g ' 22 lli'tt~lt tor wo rk .!lha r].J ly D. Blem is h 8. Rear 7 Indian tlJtah 1 ! A famous l a lla Is In this rl vn u . Cut ahort, i2. Near ~t . ) 2:1. A h t•l\p or lllunr-.a "'"' a "' lfnd · aahalr U . Ftblical name l:i. Free ttl. Depart 11. Jol~in6 20. Anlmal'a toot 21. Lofty .. , mounta.ln • 3J, Palnl\11 2:1. Native of California :Z1. Jnclte Jll an~ei fro m per»>O)s who refused jobs ~n plants underJOIJ;IJ strikes. J{efau ver opposed and Nixon s upported AprU 1. 1951, as the' starting dale lor new corporation ta xe~ In preference to Jan. 1, 1951. Labor ho ldS" that this was unfair be<•q ul!e curnuritiOnll would havo ·,. had the enrHer l'e•terd tj'll Aa.w t 1 13. S'lcqnd. growth croJI 13 Glve1 an a ccount ot 18. Stay 19. Sprite 2d lfowailun ' toad .3 t , Colot• 35 Fir ]u 38 an -incilive gtUp of tho premll!les on wbich European recovery pro&rlm built; "A ha:rd fighter ·In partl-lan con· tests; he •has been equA'llY ~fec­ tive in advancing bipartiSan CfiU StlS. He WI S an original IU}> porter o( th e North AUanUe Treaty Orgoni?.ati<ln tmd military aid for our allk 'l. . .clurlng t.he lean year• of 1be party hla Wll one of t he few Atrong ,clear voices railed in support ol • vitel and d)'ru.mlc philosoph)' -ef government Whlcb olferi!d & positive alterriatlve to the doetrinaire theories of tbe New and Fair dea1s ." In a wide range of lasuea, I(f:'o tauver and Nixon bave been f•irly cl011e. They were More pften agreed on matters of f()relfn than on dolllfst\c pohcy. They were in dis uireell)cnt on matters reltUnc to Comm plst tnU!tratton ol American lru tutionll. ~ rundown o-n Sl sub. Here la Tnat your ~ ..... "" . . . . . your' ..,.., Ta1t OliN of tt. ..... )'OUJi PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE -· • 11;00 Brighter Day 3:15 Sec-ret WHEN YOU s~ 3 :30 Edge of Night NE~D Tbo bride lo o ltiHIIJate of W• ham-a The trGom 1s a. Jtaduate of Zl~ Ht1h School and I• empiOJed 'by the Commfll'clal Frti&bt lJnes In OOiumbU& Following the reception tbt couple left fer a wedding , trip tbrougb Ohlo. Tbe bride wore white lace o'ver a lieht blue 1atiD she~otb ~eu with an orchid corsage aa the)' left on their wed- i:Ung trip, ot 8 ·30 Sgt. Pr!&llton AHMID HUIIIIN, ottunc .wltll ' lege crossed in the U. S . Bt&te department, look1 u 1l he mt~ht already ~n bad the bad new•. •• ha watbi to talk with Secreta.ey or State John Folltf!r ·Pul-o 1611. Dull• told HuiUtn ~ Ale U. S. baa reve:reed ttl poa~t\On on Egypt.'• Aaw~ dam project. OrJtm~a«ottGGJ won't hmd. 8.Qo TBA , . ,_ 7:30 ' 10:00 'lnlth Climax Daybook, eor~eq.u"•"*' or .... . llli!O'11...., '· : !-/'. ._, ! . " ,.. ·. .1'. , •• 1 1.< k• . . 9:00 Arthur ,Murray 9 :80 Quit X14o. 10:00 Eao lll>po,.,. 10:1ll ~ Para<ie 10:211 Weatherman ' IH~ t I '·'' , , ·11:\0 , ~- Box l!=jO .. ., Gnlatest Fl;bt.. Against. 11 ·30 Foreign Intrigue rent lnereaBeJ: 11 :05 The Late SbGW 12:00 t.,.,;~bt wllb AaaiDSt. Cut federal civil payroll cuta. TNURIDA"I' 1~ : 00 Fllln .• ,...., 1:llu Femlnlne Touch Tax boost bUI · N·For: Troops for Europe rosolu1tion:,l 2:00 Aftemoon Vl)m FeatlNI 4:00 T-.. ion Playbo~,. N-Fo~; K·Announoed For. Abolish · the RFC : N-For: Paire-d Ag-.lnst. Override Mc(arre.n - Welter lm· ml8'1'atlqn veto: N•For; nounoe4 AtiiDst. K. An- n:oo 1 ~30 . '. ~ (11133:'18111),,. ' See;~Ern 8:1o s.-D.ai, ,,· I , I;(N) , Cont~M~J~ · ~ 1 •.to: "' " ......,. .. \ 7:80 ~ w.oo ·u: ··.LreUUre ~ '''; . Two term! li.mit on PreRidfllcy: N'~For ; KefauVer- AgaiMt. nan'· on vortal to portal s uit,: N·FO\': K·Acalnst. 19. Wrath so. Plur · at. Muatc note !!. Own. 81. River (Eng.) Grei!k-Turklsh aid bU'I : K-For. 3T. or the na.vy 89. Ghutly pale &l. Title oc rtop..t tl. fCtel· bllled N-Fort . Authorl~ selaure Ol ateel try: N-Aialn.t; It-For. I . · ~~ort- for ln ' ltee~ indu~o 11•141' ~ •' · - ··· ·· 11:16 ·Mystery 'Theati~; ·" . 11>1111' ~ -· l ll:fll 8lp Off n:1s liiYi\oi\Y tax bW: N.For: K- 1NI C\lekooa R'(lnt control extension: n . LJtUe t!llldren 64. Gold, or what reaem. N·For; ... ., C~N . ,! '" DREIISES ' lf ... toai~ The Revolutionary New ~· "" • - • 'K , SHEAFFER ,Cartridge Pen ·: , C.nd P~~il Sets ... 1"\ • • .,. ! ,,, ' '\ • ' ' · - .· ·" Ne more u1D1 lioulld ltoillonetl mesaytnl(, boWe le ' . ' ' fill ~ P.M· Shealfl!, baa I ... lltll II fll!ed wl~ I . Theoln 11:45 Slen Off Override Talt·Hartle.y veto: N. K. Paired IJiinR. .IAII'Z:~!lpoll ··· Classroom & Campus ''.' SIJeo U·JO & r , t < • 11:00 N0\11 omd Weoibet ll;JO. -~hort. ..: · QF THE awl HALVES Hunt ·. (leol .) SHIPMM ., 7:00 Jim ' Bowie 1 TALK WINTEJI tl:tn JO'hn 8:30 run 'Din Tin .. T·he 0 'NilW · OF 8:05 )'l-eather tl: lS John Daly d:SO Lone Raqer 7:00 kDIU' Glae\. ,. . F-etninine Touch 4:041 TWo Gun PJ'ybouat 8:00 New& 8:1111 We-ather d:10 Sporto , Now! 1500 .I!.Uckey Mouse '1 6:00 New. 8:30 Greal~ Spent•, Thrllla', ,, ..Ft~r ,....chi" bUb N-Announce4 . 01110 •Qtiotaitati, by ·li, •< f Jn;enoll . $1;.79 ' to , \' 1r~~- IDk. ~W ·.. ~ 1a lhe Pe,ti •· • •. lo.Jioromonil. , "F.,, .... ·~I I $3.49 plaa aQthorlatlon: N- blea COld q_tdt claim bill: N- 1'ft'Orded, DOWN' aatl- c.;mmuntst 1. B~kbone 11. M'fchant~aJ · roeordlld. :~~~t~~~~~;, .. , 'JYA !'•for. et.1 letter almply atanda tor &QOthlr. In twO 0't, et<e, trophle .. the lenrth anti lormauo~ ot the ~c:h day the code lett-tr• are 4Jfre'Nnt, ~ f OI' .\nt )l\N!• L '1, X tor tl'lll ,, HED H J N J CD -TM.OFB . PB CK CK DTM D T M x 'c!:: OHZSM~D X M 1 ~· I X p J' :M\ 1 I N·For: ~alnat, •team · plant: N. ~ 1M..1tSO , N- •, N-~ · Kmu-. s.a... T r' .~'d e 1.;re6men1.1 ex~D!Ilon bill: !l.fO..: K-Pairecl !or, · · r~llli A Crntorn.m QaotitJon N-~eir bill: 1.ntl·&rust bHI: N·For. K-For. "- '>nllllarr IA:.:~~ •.. •'d -..unced !'or. bill : ia pair THE SHOE BOX MIDD~BT, 2:00 Film Featlnl Republlean Conv,otion ~1n-T,.P.cok>iotli0tllofferbo... thana-s,t.~5 • NIW IIIODIL FRIDAY 11:59 Sign On 12:00 Film 1r Fancy N·APlnst; II:S9 Slgo On Aa:alnst. . WHTN~TV Channel by 10 Tidelands bil1: N-For; K-Palr:e(l · -...,.,.,._than Saclety To Me•t The Mt. Moriah Missionary Socie\y wUI meet Thursday evening at tbe home of Mrs. Arlena Reeae. --~--~----~~------4-~ pet e&nt: N-For; K-Pot. P'qrelJn. aid X-A:cain.st. "".I ' ·,L , , 'p!I~QN . . ' ~· .' ' ' ' ··'"ORE MISTS .... '' I ' 10:30 Palac. Pl1yhouae Alqed trade N-For: K- SWISHER"'lOllSE ' " Wiill>& "- Vtiu're bemAif~ "on yoyr tots.. because there ore nO IIIOmi ro f\iss over. Justo bealrtlfuf com~ lhcf 1oab ~ gclllg bOrolegged.""""" ~... - meet Qrall ' tP:30 . Ll!e <II Rll•y ~ . -,1 'L -;·· 8:30 Four Star Pla)'hOWr' • .oe9mles~ O'stcicki!l! 9:45 Red Bwrber's CoMer 7:00 Bob Cummings Show ... The Sentinel •... I · ir:an· 1lti' ~t~~r'· ' 9:00 Oavalca'de 'Ot Spo'rt.t Yuton · They wiU tealde in Newark. 5:00 Early Show -·8 : \9JOij~l'\i Edwards &bcol aDd b employ· h~ Company in Newark, Ohio. A MEDICINE 4:00 Katie'!' Kitchen Hiib od In the ofllc'f of tloe Weollna· 4:30 Lqcky 8 Ranch 8 :00 Art Linkletter ,-,. the YJ.ta Slodcilll. 2Se Jaet John soD, Maton; and , Hq, ' ., "' J i ' s tantlal fsR 1es among theMe pn Fo~1 K-Not , fetordeij. a: so ,;·~ · Jiitt ·'nleFt 8:30 The Vise which both ere recorded <durin• Econi>ntlc ecintroJa bill: - N-For ; • " · . "~ . . ": . , B:oq~--:.fal~c !l'ime thelr ~ joint service In ' Congr.ee.r:. K-Announced For. : 11:00 N&w~~6""W~r , ·~ ~·· .1 .:. -:: .~ ,. ~ 1M7 ~oth In HeuH ' '' · • 1 • • , _ ! · ~ , 9:3b . Straw Ha.t Tbeatelt , 2l.'Narrow llllt t TPB ~- .. UDIIQ You ..... tllldnt rure of lt. Y.ov eM h!auho 'your -olno .-1 hoalllt ... Ntulai'ly vllltl. . .,.... , •ll h J a I c 'I I D I ,.,. • w""'d date been lm· Adulta 58< aoo croom. Doil.ald RJsanlore, Newark, Obio• 1- .1i40111t ........... 1 :80 Bob Croeby Show -. .r;lut ,.,th for lkt .' 1:30 Houseporty 2:1111 ·The Bll Payoff GAME TIME RI'M I Alde1, at Ute reeeptioa were llro, Gill')' Gihbt, Jluon: llro. 1:00 1obnnll Conan Sbow pu1d another $500 mllllun in taxea posed 1'he ro,-ee.. olng a re examples of Nl xon-Kefa. uver Nmpa raUve- votln g ta ke n fr om the polihca1 ' b d by •c pampl\'l ut ju ~t' dilltn ute lUI""''e1 AFL-CIO Committe, on Po ca Edu entl!VJ• • • ·• · • '- ' Nfxen Haa l::namplona Nllcon certainly has champions ot his vo ti ng rerord , too, including Massnehu.~etts Gov. Christian A. Hert~r who, nominated him last month, At that t ime Herter said : ..1 can llpeak with some authorIa 1J ~6r• aJ;~II.lnst , ._A rt?f\0 t4A'1ri- ~alli~ about thi!l' man's qualities.. , o ~ ~.•.Tru UlAJII tv, ·uri! ~"'!f-ka tt: obJe rvecl hls vote« . . . 1 J cy .powers in tbe Ul4·~ · ( ~J'etrlke. WJtnesiied his deeds. H~ has DAILY · CR·OSSW AC~88 th ~ vote with NixIn the House to dis- ~~~~;;~;~~r;:e;~;:~~~~~~ll ofla~; I· __ . . . ._ ___...__,_~•.-,,~,,__._ __.,.._, .••.i.l='-' • 1 19~ kana:•oo Pomeroy Hi F!.lcl wlt.lt lifUI'Inq ... ,.,._ h1141,1t. Y..,~ .If JliU laot ·It, 'tk - lltttct .... ...... ......., that ft. II wry 'lr1re te 1~ y.ur 9:30 Arlbur GodfiiOr U:llll t)Orey 11..,_ 10:30 Slrll<e It ltldt 11:1111 Va!laat Lady 11:115 Low> af Life 11:30 Stveh for Tumorrow lt:fS G1Udl!lc Llalol 12:00 Roy IIIWinil Show 12:30 • - "1111• Turno nd to "rmlt ..atattll to. withhold \ rllJin ot he s<1·-tor 'i'pOr b'• rn t h c 1r arompe ns gllon under sOme elreum- . EDITOR'S NOTE': the- ltU· ele~~;· &n camp•l'fli1 wlfl foeut the greate&t •t1entlo'n In polltleal history on the c~Jndld•teH for vlee preslcl•.,t. This it ~ the. flnt of thrae dlspllt(hes u:amparlng Nhlon and ICef•uver . BY 1 VLE lets compare on's of Ott 8 :QO Captain n". The AFL-CIO political pamoh· • K&HN-IlDY- 9ome Dtmoc rA hl profeu to He In lt\e ptrMn ot Senator John F Kennedy or Mn.Sll!l.Chllllolta a llke!J tt om inee ror 'ht prMld~~J~.Cy 1ft 11160 tr, as th e odlla- mo kua any, AJ ia l Jr. Slimm• IOJt, u.a.. another lle kln g a t Preeldent E isl!nhower'• hanW.. '1'1:1• tpettacular strengt h K(' nnetly r:oth lblted In t he \'ICt! r•·esldf' n• tl&l POmlhatlon tuask he lollt 110 nart'Owty to 8f>nfttor E steH Ke· tauwr demon1trnt ed that he has support In virtua lly a ll serliuna ot the country, 'l'bt South, particula rl y, Appeared to feel th nt the ftomu C&ttKlllc New Engilmde1· was more to Its Aheacl Uk~r than •ny or the othtr hopefuls. lfow OTilY 39, Kennedy s till w l\1 ha ve yotrt h on To 196\o h!1 sUit wben the notniMUon ch ipa n eKt go down, Ht bu Ut• baeklnr oc his fo.th~r-former Ambaasador Jo.!lt>ph P. Kln,ntdy.-on the ftnanclo.t aide ot lhe picture. The ctdcl' Ken11ed y .. ~14tesf'to be 01\e or t he wen l thi~A t m6l 11'1 the wotld. lt, •• h,'\ li ~ ec ted to J o, the aen'llo r makea an out <hlf.d1ng I'Wrd not two aea~~l q ns or C'ongl'tsa, he w!Ji 1;:0 to lhc l:.tGQ Ptlr\OaJ&Uc GOnveiluon wUh tom uoltt.ble alnn,&Ur. • __ _ _ - -- · tA.'""' 8:00 • AT THE . · · - h• 110111 ....... l'!!'•h lncr!ilid knowliQI Df hOW re THUR$DAY ---=--c- Thurs., S.pt, 6 bel.,;) ....,. ...,. '?!' OJitht ~· '"'""' lt. ~ . molllk:ol ' 1'-""" FOOTBALL GAME • ""'....llh.·-~~w ·- ......... YOUR UFE ('flOU gh ., ( A.LUMtO .''TIQI TJME''J'O:BE ,.... .. ........ ..._... _"""'.......... of,.... i )UI:NU IN li OOn ' ANNUAL POIIIEROY·MIDDLEPORT HAPPY IS NOW" , . ' . ! 11:05 w~~ or i I eomplete. The buUdiDc: wa. made rudy far oeeupa,ney 01'1 tbe fint day IDd fiaiJhiDJ touche, will be made wltbia tbe ant few weeki. 8:80 Ford -Th..tre T11 :>1's not Just n hil(h minded r===========~·~ • 6:21! Span, Er• 6:21! Leo. Paut.-nd Mory Ford 6:30 Sllooky, Lali'O• Show 8 :45 NW• ca,a~n ,,1111 l'!l>tl • Sor)IU. 7:30 &au. oi 'I¥J 8:00 Peo"plta' Cfholce l ' '~ 8:00 Nl wa. Pltture' Il's T tme To Fnee I" (jet ~ 2-24 Etl \\ t' ns n dull~~o mu st ru•rcpt fu ll y Wt> ~ h o u ldn't hHH' to krr p r.>- :m d w1 1h out re:.'t' r vaLon th1• f u-: 1 mmdmg adult ~ of lh!'lr rf'Silll ll SI" tha t we must " be our b r ut her \ bilit v for keepm g c hild• en s.1h· 1n keq tt r wht· n 11 co mes to ch1ltlre11 111 ! . It's Time To Face Facts traffic - but we do The need is obv .11U s 1.11hen llw Natio nal Safety Ct1U n<' d r ... ports mare than 2,000 children killt'd an(l :..~ Mi>dero RO.jloa,.. f ':llll Comedy ;j¥.• · f :W lly t>l1il~ ~~ . .' 5:00 Aunt Dru 'Show $4 ~ ­ tvailahle· one m t.oth . $1 By mai l o ne ye ar $8: Sill m onth&, llre.! woDth&. $2 ~: llbe moot !'1 . $1 aDd tnd Mn. Mt..Stella Eva Holidu.belt. £ileea Columbu.l, Gruaer ood Mr. oou! lin. E1> erobooh oad 111'1114 douahter, Nancy Bunu. lllaenvlll• .. ' . ,..... . 1 ~ : 30 N~tio .lll aa:vertlsinJ Le:~h..gt on Ave., New . . , Cou-...... -...:s ...... On 7:00 Today Publl&bed evE-ry ah f'tnoon eJ.Ct>p t Su n<hy hy Tle Ohw V all~y Serltind., Inc., •1 lltl M~· hao • C" S t PuDI I'Juy , 0 Bu shuJSa vff11·~ pbi)D6 398, edil l'lfhll Of11Ct! p h ~~ :1!17 " &lfln ~UCK lOUTH P'AIIt, IQI; -{UP) Membero "' tllo ,...._..... eommlU.• for t111 loutli PP ·Bean Holo J'ooltYOI o l - erhol wbeo tlliy f<lulld 4n ,._.loobd Mr aDd llln. AdaJDJ Ebtrlbath pot of beoaolalloe plta:M ..... eutert.aJMd wh.b • dinner Monday after tbe tfttlYII wu owr, Qaalrt., " ~eDin1 at their home, Mulbt=rfJ tloll the e1tn. pot. buried too d4ttP, "would 111.. fed -~ aJO altho Pre-..ent were llr. and Mrs. JobD 2.000 people we~ lo tara IW*f. · HutchinMtn and cb:ildrn. Clinton DIVOT.D TO INTERESTS OF ME IGS--MASON 4.RIA JICHARI> S. OWEN GIN,. MGI. I'OT J hill: N- N-For; • $TORE PBONIQil!III-X ' ,, 1 f ! �. • • • ... .... - - --- - - - ,I •'' A'' . • . -~- - ... . --~ . • ,. • ., .....t.·. ----.. - ·-··-· .... - - ------ ---~- - ------ ' . . ......... --- ~ ~ • ... . .. l • ... .. ...... """}....L .. .,: ~ "'.J.~ :..·. ,_,'.:....l. ........ ~ ~ - ---- .... - Sara Wells• Wed ' Mrs. Ethel Lowery Stiles Entertain ·'' ~ " ~~"·~w. ~w~Soc,ty ,... ·' Meetm~tmdftesd.iy ·At O.utch • ' 8y Fneft • ds Tht 'l\IJiesdaJ lltllionary I V18lt &U: ~~~~~~h~e·~i~:r: were preHnt .. Mr. and ' Mn . A. N. ScarbcM')' , • • * I ... ·• • 1f. ' Hopes Rising Pennant Gain On Braves; L,Redlegs .• • • • . One AD~ Practice·Sessions Begin For High School Teams • • • By' f.lan M!:l* •' '*""• ..tut.v p~lUon . The Panthers cnncllldf'd the se~· alon wlttl a short punt formation dtlll with Hawthorne and llc msley dolna the pUnting and Coatlos, Morris, Spencer and Leffle run· nlng back the 1:1•11. Down at Middleport Cnach ~!._ McDonald now has ur1ly Atlutt Tickets · Admit Truc111 Jf'lp,. PNII: lwtan Harw•rct DAVID AND BATHSHEBA (In Technic:olor) -a~- Jeffcoat, porte ttsereamlna: to ~ scored its runs. on four bits l n tlul NOT CRICKET was ,gcreamlntl' al lritbt,' but at · a ('clutch" serles with the teaeuc.- ~ghth. Wltb tw6 out . aad BiUy leading, M.Uwaukee Braves bere to· B.l·utol'!. and We_. CoviDiton o n NORTH SACRAMENTO, Calif. cricKet that hd hOppe·d ' bito hei d,a;y , as qred ,(If no wor!e tha.zr·an with. s.ing.les, pinch bitter Frf.nk {rJP) - Police rushed to ad room. 1 1 t~ Wednateby't Prob•l• I '.,. j;lQME.ROV PHONE 388-Y . . ·, . PltdMrl (JET ONE Famous "Howard Zi~tk" SEAT COVERS. I .All lMtaNation FlU! ONI GAU.ON-baulorMn Second Gallon fREE ,. nett ,'. ONE PINT-a.,ul•r Second Pint FRU 'J •• ' ONE QUART-..,ul•r Prkt Second Quart fREE .. $)4... ALL-FIBRE COVERS OGGAND ALL-PlASTIC COVERS ' lo Tl;e Hearl Of Mason City Phone SP-3·5554 . .Moson City, W. Yo. St. Louis at 68 .US 17 • .),' tri!IIIIIW/;~:,_;..o .' ,.;.· ... , L. Pet. GB 81 51 .614: '19 M .594 2~ 78 M .ft91 3 '2 14 AN Blosser Family Reunion Held · A ~tl of relatlvu 1nd frterub vialted S~Jndly "ilh Mn . ~bel 1.,o. wery wbo .ta recuperating from 1 r~ent lllnes.s ut the home of. Mr. and :Mn. Walter Walter Cbewtet · road. • · Pnftnl were Mr. and Mn. Gent! Alkire and dal.lihter, Mr. and Mrs. HUjh Ftre:ueson ind tOll, IIi• Cleo P1rker, Mf, •n.d Mrt. Maripn Howell aod daught;er'..N•ncy and Kin Marl Jay all ol...L,COl.UmbuJ, Mr. and Mrs. Herman AU'par and famil y, Dayton; . Mr'. and Ml"8. Frank 001 and mily, s,ruacse, Mrs, Earl Dill and MT*. Gary DiU .ad daupter flacine, Mr. and! Fred Leifheit, Mrs. Cbesttrr Zirkle and Mrs. Pearl Parker. .. -·- Sylvia Mdfuter, Mrs. G. G. Wernn. Mr.. Charles White. Mr1. Jamn Pullla,""))n. 1. Q. Rice and Mra. John Lyont. Fav01'!1 ot mim. ture \ftl'e dhrtribut-ea by th~ h.olte1A"1 who served 1 destert coune tiJT)'IIli out a r011e theme which wat used !Of' tbt' Y£arbook.t: may be obtained table- deconticms. trom Mr1. HMry Houda1helt •nd the roU fall nspoue tbowed IATIIPIIO AT 101 thlrtf<t:~ witb two gueatl. WINFJ.ELD, Kan.- <UP}-Thls llrs .J. B. ~YII and .J•net. Kay oldnt citlua, 0. A. Cate, city•, Bllter. Mn. Btulab Whlt4!' 1ne the mtMiltaUop •nd prayer for said if he blld hil life to IJ¥e over again he mlJht do aome thlnp the dedication of the Love Girt diffe~ntly, "but it probably offerints. . wouldn't hiVe been for the best." The- proa:ram WIJ J.(ven by mem· He made the remark 011 his lOSrd ben of the Dorta. Clrele on the birthday .. Ke retired from the u al tlleme ''TOJetherHU - A Shared eRtate butlnel& only six months Treasure" and included in the tol'll'" I '54 IOGKI'I' OLosMolu: ••~-. ·, . .-eat ' WOBBE YOU GET . . A;., lmER DEAL . < · I Korr & Von Zondt POMEliOY, OHIO 2'1H of,.,.~ •{ lbb l11•1 /1 f1181Utl 4rUI ula will/" - ' • o•l1. ID &o .. fiJr rrWinlr of tbr Sl.,r of Ob10 who will ,_,..,, olhwwi" INn wilh 111 .,;ftiiiD r•wl• to nMt~•nsUlnls Df OhW. NtH ISSUE $1,250,000 MACOMBER INCORPORATED DaiOd S.ptombor .15, 1956 ' Oue Septomber 16, 1914 DonommalloM $!GO ....! $1000 A family reunion was held two weeks &!;JIJ ot the hom e or Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Blosser, M·iddleport. The Blossers are making thl;>ir horDe in Col.umbus but ~tumed to open the1r house £or the reunion. Those ~i-t-sent included Mr. and Mrs. John Horliln aa.d John ·and Michael, Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. J oe Kemya and Pete; Susie, Joe, in Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blosser and Joan and Garv Columblls; Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Biosscr and family, Cleveland; Mr. nnd Mn. Joe Wolfe and Mny and Harold, Mr. and . Mrs. William Grant, Middleport. Sewn bulldlngJ - !~~~.rt!l?J!~ wiiiDUtl ee 1o Complete Plans ••der 1;1D111fructio11 111 Moe-'-''• •..,._.... ..,._ - liM ea'I'L EVERY PRODUcrJON RECORD ia Marombet's histot:y ..., ......,... durittJ die lirJI: sis - ! I t of thi• year. / ., _ .· . • . fl'he •h"'wl collar Cro!!Sea a side clo11lng. The buttona arc bla<:J:t aa.tln. ··$1.SO·a'bu•hel .. ' ·.AS SEEN IN LIFE AND tOOK I , . ' First half flow of l'tbrombet's lamed suodardlred sttuctutal salOl ~ - - V·BEAM. V-J.CiK niilable V~sertion and othen.-was 2¥"/, peater lhJn io 19SS•s finr six moftlft, ••• '1~ matt thaa· U: 19'4 ••• a /Whopping 200o/c OVer 19,.3. ' ' ' MACOMBER'S lletd to expand often Ohio investon the opportunity to put their uvinp rG wod: a~ SY2o/c- The Ohio Company has putchased 11,250,000 of MacomtJer -Incorporated Eiabteeo-Yeu 'lh% F1rst Mo~~ge Bonds. and ia.o£fering them. r-o Ohio investors at fl,OOO per fl,OOO bond (pl.vs af:cmed & IU<il) to y;.Jcl' $$, a yw for <ado .1,000 iavested. · ' : EXPA;NSJON.. now under way on 1 SO-acre site on the outskirts of Ca.ntm~ .wili double ~W• ptotlu<tioa capacity. Lif!'littd ptoductio!1 has -ted at this Flidlopo planL $non hujlt buildlo&f .,.. under roof and will be in fuU opcratioa ·1000, with working area equal to a large ci~y· 'lt.loCk. · ' It iJ .XIl«<fd tbot Macomber'• produrtioo will be in=-1 25'70 by ]•n•••t 1, ond 751)'0 1>1 Jat ·' ' • ' Deol~ to provide a "m,Ugftt liM" operllioo, the Fairhopo plaDC iJ .S~ by ~ to· yield llvlilp iil manufacturing co~ IUffldeDr to repay the cOK.ofes:pansion. · . ;,,;:, . • · July. SALES S,UCCESS for. •.•X company iJ built on providin8 tho """"""' with •.;..,... ptodtxL. M" «>mmttr so strikf11&1y that 195' ..... were neatly 2y1 times Jmttl than ll've·,..... "'I' ... ~er thao ttll years "110. Aad, mring major tli....... 19" ..... will far tuOpttOi .., !w ........,...... MUir. "" year n ~~mfx.r hiStory. • , · ?10fiu also haye rise.a appreciably. Net inc:om1 after toe~ !at year wu ~11 doeble lilt iacom~~ live lun •JP ••• mo.r:e than -4YI ~ arearu man till }'tan-.. · , . In tlto fint sewa mO!'ths of this year, lacome l!olore ...., ..., Z'lf .... . . _ lhao ia dio <0111p~able period· last year, iocome aft« tu was 8'eatcr thao for ALL o ... .,.... oeatll '' I' ..... Nor .. i '. lti And when you press the pe~l. you gel . 1M re~ of• Bl!ick's m!ghtiest VB BOWLING TIME! . I EsPecially ' noio, while your · Cll!' is at Its peak'worth... ' !m OhiretiaHo" 1;1n,402 25.743 34,575 f7,610 P,917 .... ~ 76,120 · . :~.)' 6,271,052" 1,553,104 10,211.745 l.' ~.451 $5.~.129 7,487;641 1'1!.102' 9,919 IU23 1.7+1 2*1.173 22.~- llf,SI,J 176,244 .,719 In tile 111111J eolor ,, • HoUYWOpd '"I• eomblnolloDI. W'IN " $500 OR $1,000 "'J'<' ' • BluUo 1Id.e,Jor vnater 1• ' !ild>.til. :ydtt'B aiscover, the price Is a '' comfort ••• ''growbilllyn ~· P'~ d)j,CtNTuRY is just a cut • PIHtod boat , • AU top ~01 ad oolon SliM 41ol2 t~e •' ., ' • • IONO ~ • I ····~ ~ ··OTHERS. ' . • , \c i . • I IJukl't 'ltl\\iest;.prlce SPECIAL ~·that) tu1&1~ cut above the ' \Yall-tmo.Wn ~~· . ' SO: yoy r;aiiJ ~vgbt to try a '36_ ~... , . i, . '' . 31,t'lj, ' \ •N"" A<i"•-.d V"""&ro ~~~1M . ' lilt * Jlo<d........;'+ bulldr w...Jiti ....... ~nd ~~ .. ' ·~. • . r: ·! '{'..:f'J'l ,.: '· ' ........ .,.... ~!'1Ft; s,..w. -• , ,, MANAGEMEN1 :' ,. S"':!d Mat:omber b chalrmau ol "'!."!-~ of Marombet lomrponllttl. 11obett ~lief. sb,;;; , , ley ,• developer of the V-J.I)K, it~ Other olfu:m .,., }olur W. KJna. .X. praideitc 111d .e-u <OWl!tel: F~ M. ~uJbertT, Jr• .Jal ptetiden4 lllos; ]. L Adorjoo. ,.;~~4 pto!i~ llo~ ~pmidl<lt. N"" York oalos; B. W. Blake, vice presl....4 · ' · ~emS; ). "#. M~y, VtCe pmtdeo4 bul!nCII maoapmon~ W. Hubler, vice presldott' ~Ill E. E. MosiU J. JK~tary·trcal\m:t; Mrs. ~ F. Macomber, as.usranc secrewy..ueourer. · . ,.----1 I I I I I I '•..:0.....,;;,i~.:.l01 " ...... ··~""''"·""'- \., f.);\ ' ~ A. W. - m;olf I I I I I ' I ;it: :0· ., :.\1 . · Drop In on us thli week-,today would be even bette•l~and sejj what a btly yon• can make right 110'\1( '1!11. the bes\ Buick .yet. , ,,, ,, ......,0,.../lotu i" . •:' $143,171 76,2,. PRICE: $1,090 pet $1 ,000 Bond $3.95 to $6.95 ll1i.. -·. - ' .~. l~ll an Bowlin• Shirta I' 146,i97'' S6UH ' s 61,:195 179.194 :~: 107;329 . ,.,..,,... .... I _ 136,.., . 9.1~1 ·U.H& 4,2ilii00& ..••~4t1 $15.023 12.2'11· ' 22.988 ·S.I.,I.:Jtt ~~~ · .\. _ ·-.... MACOMBER'S EARNINGS . ' .... 2,642;1103 ' 2,43t30t 3,398,251 Espociallynow, at.~oda~'s Bul~~:·• .) (wlto bows when th~y'll ~er b.e .as engine ,.t~41wr~ ~11-.smootl\ wb:ardry low .again!) •• , . I • :_,J • · of an adoonced new Variable Pitch . Dyl)llffbw• .1'/it(t' 1m ·you ~lch .t.rye And espe~ially now, wl.!)l BIAlek so pitch for -~~i:y acceler•tiail)•{'~ 1 solidly In· the Tap 3 of ~t best the m.Od llltllf!/ln"~ :safety mea$Ul'e In sell<•rs-and that kind of • volwne . I tliB land today. • , ' ' . pennitling us tel. make yo~ even . ' ,,(; :r.. finer tT~tde-in allowanCff. As. we said, the """"' Is CENTVliv. ' COllie In Now ond gel You1 '.,. •banertna - nin~Ple to th!' Jh degree. ·It t:0NGIES ' The ho.Jte11e:s were ~ of tM- Love hy Circle and were Min SV2% First Mortg• Bonds The program committee of the W. S.C. S. met at Heath Methodist Chu rc h Tuesday evenin~ with Mrs. Carroll Swanson, vice.prcsident and p,rogram chairman, p residing~ We . 'J>lon!y J!i.l!er· The tint n}eeting will be htld >\ltit! pleniY · on Mo-nday, Bept. 10, at Ute ctiurch · to . wifh. ~rs. )ruce Llo)~d1 pr~~<l~t,. , f lnesl ~~ . \\'e·ever , . ,. :h!I!J. .( preSiding: ~d Mrs. M~ L; frenCh . iri charge ot1he program and MrS. Rohert coats aa devotional leader. . ., ' Programs 'for the year were <;oBring CGil:biiJi:erti•;• m'ple'ted dtll"ing tbe 'meeting 'Tues. day and others pteseht were' Mrs. WEBSTER French, Mn. Lloyd, Miss BeS!l .San· born, Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Mrs. ~ Milts blil of Emersoa Jones. ·;unior IT'S cast were Mn. Home-r H)'Hil, M·n David Dlrst Jr .. Mn. Jamf'l del'l, MrJ. WIJIIJI Anthony, Hr1. T. r . Hawkin•. Mra. Edison Baker. I Mr•· lor).8 on 'W'ear VlliiiY SUIIPIIIIISEFUL - T•u• Crfmo ....., IMI lf~T HOLDI TIIIDI Cc!M,._ THI THUCI HUin B. It San~ Society meJ at the Firwt Blptbt Cburt with tbeir prn.ldent Mn. A~en Hopes, preakll,nl •nd afWr an orpn prelude by Mr1. c . P. Bradbury,. Mn. lt'u.chef read' 1 poem ""The Uttle Thi,a., 1'bJt Count... Kn. A. R. Pullin a:ave the openlnl prayer and the member. of Ute Elect• ctrc~ gave tW devotional ~er· vice w'lth Mn. VIetor Grimm. Mn. J , M. Archer, Mrs. E . t . Huihe!f 1 and Mr~ . Milton Hood takini part · ra.l -~-- Detroit at Kan~Bs City nlbht BaiUmore al W~tJJhin.ttlon Only ,eames scheduled. National Leagua Milwaukee CinclnnaU Brooklyn '6". · ;,,t• MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Thursdty'• · Gam.. W. I BUY ONE CANl · • •(llE(Jtii.AR p~¢&) I ' New York at BOltOn nightFord 16-5 vs Nixon , S.'7. Baltimore at Washington nitht -Johnson 7·8 vrs Stobba 14-10. Only games ,flcbeduk'd. r..ona on etyte, PRIDAY l>owHno ..,. Cont..t .,........ the Air.Pio lowtiDt MOORE'S · SARAN WEAVE-JET SPUN ~~~~··~~~------~~~c~,,~,~~~~v~•:·le~g~g~ed~sh~~~P··-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lin Ttchnlcolor) SAO ,., :•P~':":m:•:•:•:w:h:•:'•::•~w=•m:::••::w:•:•:r<:·====::;=:..:~~~=::; MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING . .., MlliW " .. Mary Murphy Ji MAN ALONI tt i~' .,.,.. c Philadclphl« 81 69 .469 19 Pittsbura:h 58 '75 .436 23"' New York 54 7'7 .412 26Y.l. Chicago IJZ · 79 .39'7 281AI T...t.(ll looulb New York 7 Phll.adelphla 2 nlg:ht Amerl111i'n Laatu• ClncinnaU 4 Milwaukee 2 10 in- · W. L. Pet. GB nin(!s, itight. New Yo1·k 8~ 48 .639 Only game£ acheduled. c t.t~ve land 1'5 56 .573 9 Wallneld1y'a Pnbable ......... Ohicago 73 58 M7 J1 Pitt.liburJII at BrOllll)'n nllbt BnA\on 72 59 .550 12 KilN! 12:·15 VI Maglie 8-4.. Detroit fl5 6~ .492 101,1, Chiel'Uto at St. Louis ITt~t Batt!more 58 72 .448 21Ht Rush 12-7 V8' Wehmeler ft.9. Wushinjlon 114 71' .412 30 CinetnnaU ct Milwaukee - Meyer K11n.'iBS City 48 88 .328 41 1·6 VI Spablli 18-t. Tuesd..,..1 llttultt. New York •t Phlla. nl.ht Chirngo II Detroit 4 night McCormltk 0.0 va Simmon" 11-8 KRn . rity 5 Clr.veland 2 nhr:ht or Ne1ray 2-3. · Bn!'itun 7 Wash. 6 12 inns. nl&ht ThUI'Iday'a G•rnet t l1~ I~ ~~~~-:" :::h::••:.:·u:.:l:•:d::.,_ __ _:N ::•::.:w;_:Y::or;;k:,.;::ll:_-=.:=':o>::•_:n~lto:llt:__ ......, Mfltrlll Wanda Htn4rlc11& THI ILACK DAKOTAS . U• Technlcolor) Ctrtte• ~ COPI II TOPS TIIU.IIDAY I ¥ -The Cin• seven innings b)' l.lP' to I Nevertheless- Moe ha.s hl.s team roum:ting into shape with several positions wide open. The Jack et mentor has been using Steve Bai. ley, Jim Bowles, Ed McComas and newcomer Tom Kelly, whG is out !or tfle team for the flr~ time, at end, Big 224 pound Tom Clark and Pearl Edwards are the top ·t ackle candidates . backed up by George Miller, D1ck Rol'ler anl pornell Vance. Kit Neal, another promisi ng candidate ~t auar'd. lhd tackle 18 curTently sldellned wlth I bead Inju ry. McDonald will use Dave Sto· ver, John Ketcha , Sopbpm-ore Hermn Taylor and Sophomore Eddie BlakE:-, white Mike Er~in and Bobh.v Hennes!'y wlll be the centers. In the badcfl•ld Dave Hlndy hit dneloped fntt at quarterback and ... .,.., to bt In for a vary I toocJ UUOI'I. M1'll be bacbd up On the defenlrive team R~tton by Junior Rowl1ty. Speetly Bobby had Chuck Rifne and Bl'lt Woodard Nelaon will be at one halfback at tbe end•, Jim Wolfe and Lee with Senior Larry Lndt at , the Reed at Uw tackles, Paul ReUlt!l' other. Two Frt!hm•n will proand Kenny McCullou~h at the hably hack tham up· at D•ve Hart· a:uatV.t and DIU Gibbs and John Inger •nd •• Bing have been loOk· Beaver as the linebuckers. Half· lng aood In pr1dlce lelliona. Juno back:, were Ken Ldfle and Terry lor Kennady and Gene Abbott will Phllln, while Bill Wilson ond hold down the fullbac• &pot. Jimmy C•rpenler alternale nt the UP brnk progr~ ···· BtQCking particularl,'! has ht"en look mg better after l scr immage -;ession with. the At· umni g:ro up on S~tturday. McDonald also anmmnced that tt. players had electe'd co-capo taint for the coming SHJon, Sen· lor D•ve Hlndy •nd Sophomortl Bob Netaon will be tM upt"ains for th~ 1956 c•mpaign, One bit of had news in the J acket ramp wa~ lhe announ-cement th _,t SteVl· Coal!r, a regular guard !liSt year. and counted on again as a regular this seuon, will not play football In this ·his Senior year , The loss · or Coats cuts Use lettermen on hand to only three. Running out or the Split T lhe J>anther 8 ha-d Larry Wildermu th and S. t . Jo hn.<~on running with the lint unit at ends with 8Gb Eas'lman and Danny Zlrkte run· nln( with the second. Al tackles he used big Rich Blll'nho.rt Mil· ton Lambert, Gary . Barnit~ and Danny Strubl e. For his guard 11 he had Barnhart, Barnlt.1, Phil Werry Jerry Davis, G«ry Freeman and Jerry W~lker . Ted Beegle and Phil Werry alternated a.t -:enter. 1ft tht Hckfltld Qon lmlth and .,aut Folm.r a,.. •till scra,.Jn(; ft w~ for tM n~Jmt.r ont quarter· baek spot, but Smith to hav. the edee with hi& •clded ex• ,.rt.nce. D•11ny Morrta, Rodmy Spenc.r. Jimmy Jo. Htm~ley •nd Vern Htrrhon W4!re uted at the halfbac:11 11ott l't'lth hit Junior Hawthorn• and tlttta Nick C:OIIte& at fullbec11. MILWAUKEE tcmnati Redtep wltd of prayer per sel'\'ell at the home precedtna: tbe rea:u Mr. and Mrs . Elia.s Stiles ent,.,r. Jamee Mll'l'ray Tue.day _e~ml••l .tel"ttke. The pa11t.or talned a gro up ot tt'lativeJ~ ~nd when the Ladtes' Bible Cla11 al10 thanked the> elais [or their fr i~nds over t he ftekend at their the Fltllt Baptist Chureh met contribution of $200 towlfd the hom~. Ro<'k S!U'lngs road. their Septemt)e,· meeting. Arrange. ehureh debt. ThltY \tflf't the fint G u e~t• were Mr. and Mrs. Har- menta of ~mmer fiower" werii' ora:anbaflon to tlve thb amount. used throuflhout the Murray home Tbe Zundel f'mily tb&nt«t the 1 old Young, Roeester, Pa., Carl J Pullins Jr. and Jamaa Harden Pri~ home, and , the <lJplng room table Cla.sa for their invitation to, the videnl·t, R. 1.. _carl Pullins sr: aud wq lighted by till <andle1. Red Plrty. roses decoraftd the cake' and ice 'l'he soelal hour tncluded a daugll·t er !!l, Mildred, Lois~ ,Anna cream whic:h were •erved for the pri:r:e broq:ht by Mrs. Vannie MargrmtL an•l Alberta , Flatwoods, Badeeley lnd won by Mrs. Clark. Mr. and ~rs. Hers hel! NoiTis and depert. eouue. son Hlilcin·e The IU"'ts were the Rev. aM U was .JinJJO!J.Dted that Mn. Leo ' · Mr.ii. Ratph Zundel and Sherorr Rw:teH, former local rea.ldent, II Mr. and Mr~. Edward Stiles and and Charlene, Pomeroy, the Rev. a patlt'nt at a borplta:l in Denver. ' fnmily, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. and Mt'J, C. E. Hoyt, Mra. Beulah The _prolll'•in was a readin1 John Gintht> r and fa~ily Che!Jier White, Mrs. Charles White and "Why I Believe In , My Realll"· Mr. and ~fn. A. C. Will 'and Mrs: Texanna, f.lr.s. H. M. Cron Misa recUon" by Mr&. of F.:lizabeth Yo ung of MOnaca, Pa. Florine! Ta~bott, Mn. C. a.' Wlse · three wlw is s pemhpg thu week with the Jr.., Mn. Frank CheeMbrew, Mrs. &tiles. Charles LeWis; Mrs. J. B. Hayes :M Mrs. J . 0. Leonard, Dora McGhee' J . Q a questia;a and an&y~~·~ A~ni M-. Jeffers, Vonda See ' q~lz on IUb~ ti)t· Ml'l. Rlee Ttt,'e dpefllng pr1yer w~r.~!:; ~a~d a: .d~rnitSII . J)f· Mrs. Hort. l>y Mr.' .ZUndel and Mr.t. BJrtbdayll ' Of Mtl~ Ruby HyseU Clatk; · pwldent, prpided at the Mra. EJ~!Ibetb ·Kvb)t,. Mts. Hoyi . · bualnt!,fii! ~eeting . Mrs. Zundel was and M'r••. O~Jfl~lli ' White we~ oble'a~~r ol tlle devotional service served. Mra. .f·ue¥le .¥Jyes aul.st.whlch · lntluded a prayer. MrJ.. ed Mr-t. Murray ·wit&' plans: fM ~C!iUe Mayes and Mrs. Raymond the' party. saxton, secretary and tretuurer ~--~-~gave .the secrttary and treasurer'~ reports and a card was read froht Mrs, Ja~es Faulkner thdnklng the clan for Oowe'fs. It was decided that t~ chairs In the classroom w!ll be repalred. The Rev. Hoyt •nno1.1nced evan· gellstlc mee~nga which will start on Sept. 16 'at the· Baptist Churrh and Mrs. Harry Houdubelt and !;.I '. rbelp. Sbt . even thanks rookl.::' Torr :! hit Iii hl&h bounder to .sec· · Jrrat;~k Robl~ son and fine Pltclling ond whlcll took a crazy, bounce past Johnny Ttmplf, Bruton scorperformanees. , ~ F• a t!'am that wasn't -suppoaed · id OR the play .. CmtinB\dn scored to han any ,pit¢blbt the ~d~<!a on a single by J~?)l~ny, Lo'an.. , wert t)anfttnl th~ <tpPiUon a. lDt Jeffcoat lett the game w1th a O:f ~ ec.P. desplt.- • few bad pulled le. mu.:;cle a(fw retiring ~~ls her~ and· t-hefe. tht- ride m t!\~ eiehCh. Be-rscAeU '. ftt.l _.Tu~sd.J!Y. .?"gftt's·: .{.J ext~~ Fnema1t pltrhe~ the last two in· tnnrng vtc1ory over Milwaukee, ·ntngs ro :- the · vtctory, ' Robill)!lon an.' pitehen J:lal Jeff· · End Hh::ht-Ps Ou•t eoa' ~nd Her~t:h:el Freeman were Cinc im:ati cut sllcrt a. tight eertai ly tbe difference. pltehen.· dud between Jeffcoat J~fcoat. blanked· the ar.a... es for · ahd rookie Ti ylC'd PhllU,Ps with a · !lenn lnntngs before faiUng, vie- two·run outbreak in the . s ixth. tim to a bad b~att ~hat paved Kluszewski's grounder to seeond th~ way for Milwaukee's. two runs. and Bailey's saCrifice fly brought After th11t, Freeman took cl\arge in th r ns after hits b Johnn.)l b~ ietrlng Out of a jam · in the' 'temp~. uRobinson and ~us Bdt mnt.b and stopping the Braves loaded the bases·. cold in the lOP~ f(?r~the victory. Will ,....,pUf ·• . Doublt playa spoUed Milwaukee raCe · ch,ances to score oa identkal situ· The Redlegt' weli ·stdf8d southpaw 'ferren Sprflhn~todaf's ac,lon!'l in tb• second and niath In· 1inale. Ve~ft , fliNh . ··~ 'll.lii ftlnga.. · Meyer, obtained hom t e Chicago .,.. 81 · the In each Inning Earl Hersh led Cubs. only lait weelt, probable CinclnJUitl h~n~ler. off w1th a double, Joe Adcock RObinson's 37Ut hm'ne ron and walked, Bobby Thompson hit iuto tingles by Ted Mluawskl, WaUy a double play anti Bruton went · Po•t •nd Ed · Bailey countered a out. Hersh WB.B playing his first two-run Milwaukee .rally which major league pme. had tied the .seore '"' the e\flht1'1'. · Mtlwaukee\. beld to" two hits lor ONE TOO MANY LEWISTON , Mont. - (UP) Ohfo· itnr Le~• Th~ judges for 4·H compeUtion at (,.ift•l lhndfng) the Central Montana Fair told W I. Jesse· Harrell thew were sOrry that Pt. Pleasant 6 2 his pet 111mb had to be di.squalia fi ed. The· 12·y-ear-old Roy, Mont., Pomei'oy 5 Coot,.me 3 4 youngster thought hiS' -entry Raelne 3 4 certain to be a winner, l)ut 1 Rt~t!dsvtlle ,2 C judges explained they • had IV PAUL M. CLIFFORD 27 candidate , out !or the team. The Pomeroy Panthers ami the In juries, ttuittinKs and dismissal& M.tddlepor1 Yellow JacKets settled h9ve rut the sl-le of the players down to one a da y praetice ses- working out, but ·McDonald indi· alone yesterday afternoon ~ catcd that his team was showing Coaches Cito and McDonald opened preparations for the seuon openers a week rrom Friday ni.ghL Pomeroy wiU uptn at home ngainst the tou~ Wahama Falcons , while the Jackets will eJsu be on their home gridiron aga inst thL' big Pt. PJeasa nt Blacks. Pomeroy freshened by a holi· day uver the Labor Day week · end . sh&rpened up their offense a nd Coachrs Cil o nnd Retton sent their f'harges through :1 .~nappy dummy scr immage . Cllo used several ptayef'l! in all offensive pusil io ns, and e. nnou nccd that hill club wao coming along in good shape , and that he would sta rt heuYy dden· alve work tlJduy. ' • • • ' Middleport, ~~ announcing Ute matriage of their daughter 1 Se~ :· a ScarbeLTy Wells, to Ralph SIOt: k· man. Columbw. on Au gpM 2~ nt tba Methodist Church•, Richmond, I.Dd. The qui-et c emnny, was perfor-m ed bY the ttt'ev . H. E. ~'ribl ev and ...ttertdents were tbe br·otl.e~ 1'lnd ·sisier-in,Jaw cf. the bride M ' "i ' an.d Mrs. Hemy Scarberry, Payton . .'A wed~i~&" di nn ~ r was hPld fll .Ute .Henry . Scarbert·y ho~ ond otlret:s a~end1n g were Mr.. and Mt·s. .• : .lfred Sca!bert'y an~ d:mghLer M~gy, Tip~ Clty, Ohm. Mr. 110fl u · Stt>ek~an are at home at 1M .,.a)ldent Avatu~, .. poiu mb~~ · The SeAtlllel, Pomeruy·Middleport, o : Sept 5 19116---& . ' O~er Th~lWe'eke'hiij ••• • • ..., . ..... ...~ .. I ' · Tile Ohio Comporljr 51 N. Hlah SL, CttlumfiUa· :IS;' 0111o · t1 ·~ .'"•• ' ·,"'- �.. -- ·---- ....... • } - . ..,. . ..· ~.· • • r:t ~- '·" ' '":"",.._.... .. , _ ' «IRON FO RSALIC--Oae minute washer, Clifton Good Will Q..., new parts, &ood c9odiUon. $25. P'AitSONS Untl l;lt.U~IipN Pridl)r Keesin1er, MO PlWD St., The annual Panon~ reunion waa ltiddJeport. or tall ft38l.J, held' at the bome otllrt! Wlailerd ~te Holland Sunday AuetUt 2, a bu- au.· .I·_,"' -"..a .. - ' ••• ~ lWaar.ua daarie .o..4 ....... per Wwd for dint " llw - ~ · t-et dinner was served at aooa to: Mr. and M.... Dlinward .Bominoter . and childreu catrOl and. :kUey, ICir Jl etalll Used PLAYPEN in cood condition. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sbatte ad OhiD over the weeke-nd. ~ ...._ f . CaD 928-M. 9 S Ste 'clrild;en p 8 trl-' 1 ---' ..__... -Dlwa Stewart, Vlenna W. Va. I' '" .uu. _ . , .,.., vtaited Keltb Ann Turabuell a fP.w flll."N ctaa PIC'..,.. d and Mrs. Jack Pmou, Mr. u4 4ayt, recently. h _...,far a4ftrtk1Q tf 801 Mra. Georee PanoDJ of Toledo, o. 1 Chapman an~ family JOill IW bofore tho ,_,... o« OICb ( 12) Wanted to Rent Mro. w. R. Well• aDd caurkten lin. ' eoiltl fqllow'ia.J I.DitrtiO&. Ann.a and Kathryn, Mt~le aad Rutland Obio were ctlling on Mr. Three Bedr\ltm Unfurnb;bed Eunice Bwngarner Mra. R P. Gwke and Mra. Herman CartWI'il'bl rehouse. Middle port or Pomeroy, and Jane Claire, of CharlettM, w. eetttly. Robert Chapman remained .....,.laA4~h for a 1hort vJslt with bls .£r&Rd· lma;ed;•··-· 'I.)e Dai1J prefer-4b)y just outside town, by va: • 8nported lineJ Will llOt be rupt.Jallble October 1st. Call 110-X before Mr. and Mrs.. B. W. JoDel, Pt. Plltents. D a. m., between 5 P, m.-8 pm. Pleasant, Mrs. w. s. Panoru1, Lora Mr. and Mr1. Emel Hotrman and 8 31 3tp and Luella Pano 08 Middlepott· (!bildren Pt. Pleasant, visited Mr. Oh.io ' , ' lnd N:ra. Lew Hoffman Thur&day . I ' 114! Rent Rev. anti Mn . Richard Wtldt . ~ eve-nI 11i · Qft"' -~~ n.. UcW ol- JI:Mall -Jl"lDtecl t1. nau a'nd daughter La Nell, c;;a.ra ·wu. Aan Wllliama ·~ MarJie Cart. dollilted AieL Obnuorleo • •.......... Iiams, uei en Barlker, Un. Willi- wzilht were in Mlddlea~ Ohio 1-perwonl. eid Holland and Laura. Thul'lday on butlness. ' ! ..,.... (HICKIN "''~~'•• · . . William Bus is 1pending a ftek t 11 I Notir;es A barbecue ~hJeken upper wa' ,vaeatl.on at home with bb wife and 1 TWO ROOMS FOR RENT or room ~-=~~----------5erved Tuesday eveata1 ..t ~ UVtiD 10111. and board. Mr1. Wm. S1ater, . BEVWAL at&rtl at the Rutland Phyllta Williams and Helen Bat173 Hudson St., Middleport. o'clDCk at Oblingen lf.Wtntew Pentleostal Church. Sunday SepFarm, New Haven a~ . (oft)' er ~ returned to work after a 9 C. -6tc "Phone ~11·M . ~ t.ember 9 with Roy JUcbarda, people were present. ~~ tew ~eb vacaUon. Mise Wllllams Evangelist in clwJe. D S 3tc 1 Modern 5 room apartment. Hard· ehiclten, bated beans, pmato·"t!~ ia emplqyed at Williams 5 t.o $1 .00 wood floors, gas furnace, IU Tomatoes, coffee and trurt pWleli · store, while Mra. Baker is employ· NO HUNTING JlAY OR NIGHT on cookinc .ttove furnished. I.Oeat- was 8erved. . ed a~ ElbetfeJda Jn Pomeroy ,Ohio. my farm. Chester Spencer, Rt. 3 Wallace Brsdfor~ Middli!!pdtl Mr:s .. Geor.le Burns went to Col· Pomeroy. 9 '3tp ed center of Middlepqrt, dote to shoPping district, :schooJ IUid Ohio prepared the supper. &,nnbu•~ Obio ~ Tuesday to .shop. SA Yl D9N'T YOU KNOW' churches. Price ·$M.OO. Ste- or · . Tbe membetl ttlat came out "FI•hlng 'frlp'" Wedaeaday atteraoon Lo cut earBaker'a will 11ve yuu tbe beat call David C. Miller, Middleport. Charles Cartwright, Clifton. ~ pet rqs wete Wilma Blake, Luclllc trade on furn.itc.re or I'PPllanPhone 6162 Phone 6287 ter Dodson and 1on, aDd Charles Harrboa, Jjene Justis, June Burns 9 I Ste ~~ ·~ Aldrich, Mason, went . lo GeOI'It and daugbten. Mr. aDd Mrs. Lel'O)' 2-BEDROOM furnished house Hot National Part at War- L,Gu and the hosb 'Mr. and Mn. 161 Lost f:T Found and cold running water. . w. Va. Trout llahibl Ned Henry. Grlmm'a Servic<!' Station, Le- Frlday Set of six KEYS (1ft chain. 31, and returaed a»ct Mr. and Mn. hrris Justis alto tart Falls 8 30 6tc home .........,... Finder return to SenUncil office a. of Maaon and M.t. and Mn. Leroy ! Reward. 8 31 3tc Mr. G. G. lo ·bit Lyo~~a loeal. 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment l:(ter Mra. Ella Cundiff and grandon Mulberry Ave. Phone 8094-X home at Petersburg a month'> 'atay with lbd Hre. daucbter hive returned to Clifton 8 30 8tc J,reroy Lyons and relltiYet. from RaveMwOOd where tbey 'bave Mr. end Mra. been via'itlri1 for a week, w)th Mrs. bacher of Pomeroy CuDditra ~ Mrs. Cora Mll"tille. and Mrs. Leroy T~ attendina: the .JohDaOD and Mrs. Linsey ieunl&n at Union Camp ground. at sday and Mrs. D. , lhi~ were Mrs. Olga Le1•~· Mn:. Eugene Weaver and two daU· Mr. M'oorta Solln,on, Retha ~'"' • 'btera ealled on SUilda)'. and Winnie- Spears. · Mr. and Mrs. Dale L)'ODI and Mrs. SaUey Allen, T3ronto q_hlo, aauanten of Ohio ere Yis,...,::~~!:_111 .lllt)g Mr. Mr~ Leroy Ly<il!o .,.., the .. ~ IJIMlt• . ' · (11 ) Wanted To Buy were viiUinc at the .home .o! .. ~- 1Mr. and Mn. Pef."e Lewi11 and iam. Add~. E4wardl Su.nday t'!YeDJOt. ily; RuUaDd Ohio viaited Mr. Sam· _ ,_ .\. B. Woodrum wu ad!plt~ ROiteh, Monday. ted to Muoa Cline reeenUy foe Mr. aod Mn. Floyd Gibbs and medlc:al. 1nd Sbaron, Pomeroy Ohio, vil.itad ~- .nd Mrs. Ted Rilef SR. were Mrs. Harry Johnaofr:Moa~. Wisitlo& Mr. and !lin. H. D. Chip. Mr . .and Mn, ll01d Qlebbl and man and Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. cbiklrea of Toledo, Ohio visited Nuu.r of Plll"kersbura. and Mr. Mno. Gibbs .,.,..,, Mr. •od Mn. ·and ·HrJ. E. E. Dearth ~J Marietta, ·HiillT)' Johrpon. <during the -~kend -,..,• ._tlll •.a - J•"" ... ... -........... ..... i• -. For l . -: ~ and Mrs. Robert Mtrtlme ot Cbarleltoll , Mr. and Mrs. Arlt..ur Fick of PODMI"U)', o. Mr. lad J(rs. Bard A:a~ IDd cbltdren of ~-n Rev. and lln. J'ohn: ICdmQDdf . IA'r. aild tlrt. t.aurenee Davidson of SIDd Hill, ICJ, vlalttd TbU"" and dauibte:r Anna MarJe- -of cai. daJ &hroUib 61'urd1J wJQa hb Ohio were vl:sitin.C ftl.t-nda lnothc' Kr. and llrt. RQmoDd Mre O'm' tbe weelkend. Arnold •ad famJiy. Mr. and MrS. Albert Collins. of Mr. and Mr.t. William Cook at,. Dayton Ohio were vildtinc Mr. and te"11ded tbe annual Davit. Grove boliday't Mrs. ';\'llli-am Setwart and family .._ptilt 6ullday School .e.tet cUD· Ana Jlarrit of Muoa. apeDt the net beld at the New B111.ven. RoatJ. Marilyn Burns and Leona W"am· pa.st week with Mr. and Mrw. ·.John aide Part SuD4ay. sley visited Sue Ead! Of Pomer())", OhlQ Thursda.Y evenine. llonllooD. w.u '"" '"".. o« Mr. ... Mn. T. 0 . Youn1 bas lte'en a Gltlfn Caf1;urlgbt and hia fi~ Mn. Clarence Swaqer were Mr. patient at Holzer H01pil1J return· Eileen Johrvqn ol Raune OhiD .and Mn. Clarenee Powell and ed to her hDme Satll'[day. were 'In CbarJeston, saturday 011 dauchter, Suale of Eatt Liverpool Mr. and .Mrs. Virgil Sleeth and business. .2!_rs. William Cook was at GaJ. daughter Muy Janlce of Hunting· Sunday: callers of Mr. and Mrs. ton, .spent the week end with Mias- Harty Johnaon we~ Mr. and Mrl. 'Mr. and Gordo.n Young and ~n, es Lessie and Ivy Sleeth. and M.f. Geora:e Johnson and 1011 of Mason. Buddy l'rom canton Ohio -tpent and MTII. G. H. Harrison . Mr. and Mrs. Verno.n Rousb and the weekend wtth his pareata Mr. Mr. Ivan Bush of M·ason City son of M-.uon W1!ft' recent visiton and Ml'l. Bud Youq. was calling on Mr. Ned Henry on of Mr-. and Mrs. Ted Rlley Sr. · Mr. and Mu. William Camp and Monday . Those people calling l•n Mr. and son on Mrs. Betty Call son eall_eKevin rs of ofMr.Mason and were Mn. SuDd3)' James Mra. Ned Heney Sunday were Mr. and Joaa. they bid enjOyed tbe Camden Park. .. .- 117 I Help Wanted BUICK Super 2 dr. Dynaflow GIJ\1. to work a~ CAR-HOP evenings. Apply ln perBOn at. Fl~· drive. ~hOYt'S gOod care, Blaett· '· :·· Points Grill . 9 0 · r nan, Pomeroy, Ohio. · $79D.OO. ..,..... 8 UO · HELP-Kore~ Veterana to ~. ---=~'--tor oir.Unee and televlt.... 1900 BUICQ and PONTL\CS Jon. See our ad Jn Sodety Sec:· .... J Choice- of three good c:•r• at t, :.,. tWa pricO". Blacttnar's, P~ruerox., tlon, Central Tnst itnte. 94·2tp _ ..., Ohio. f39tli.OO. 8 SO 6tc MALE HELP- Youn1 men to traln for Airline11 and Telev.lllon. See out ad Jn Society Section, Cen1951 PONTIAC Dlx. 2 dr. Sedan. tral lnaUtute. 0 f 2tp ' .... · Ortclnal mePIUc areen tintah. ,Blaeltna,·~· Pomcr_o)', Ohio .,fP0$.00. .8 30 81C FEMALE Hll:"f e<.;•: Airllife, need young wom·& · ~ · our ad In- ' ~1 & . :,'!:""'i-. · 0:' •1; roy, Ohio. -$1,Q91UXl ~· ,~ 8306tc "--c---:.,.--- r ··- 30 GALLON Lllwaon autr.)matlc 1a1 ) 'Ai!io- water heater, $21, 617 lllt:b St., Mkldleport. 8 4 Bte •' .'l .. I !' l~m,ue, wll11 Ohio ·Sunday to fr!Jn~. ·. · NOTICI 'l ..,at • . .,. Bottom. • _ . ' RADIO 4 TI:Lii:VJiuON .SERVICE 200. .Qtl,.a4 Applinee ,• Frulolld S. IIOITI> Comml~oneri qt' Juron _-:::=:-.-:cuc-a:w·..,.··JWa·at.. ,..,....,, lio=a••..;i;;;;~~?~··?=-=;;;;;•a · ·~·· . I Is Delivered Ott ~ - FfBER GLASS Awnln&s and door canopies. Jtay-Glo. Gar beatera. --- colora. Frtlt esUmale1. Dile Wippel Supply, 210 Union Ave. Pomeroy. B 31 1mo c ~ ._ COUA• mllu !Outh of RuLltnd. Jobn L. Rom- ,. ~I I,· ' . 8-28-lmOt! -1, • ,, •• nounco, Lot ~ ~lly Sentinel Dl1ploy Ad or Wont Af) be Your Rlprtlt.J~tofiYe. . - Tltoy Got !l..ulta - . ... ,. , . ,; I • ,, • • .• ~~ ~- • l ' ~ ~ ,, •, """* ' , PEANUTS I - ~ ' • - SERVI·NG 'JN .and ' >I ' RO~N~ ,DQpJ;Nc,; ., . ' ' ,, . INSUJWfCIII ·i · ' i , •' • ~ .;, . "' ., ;_ . •' • •.. • • 'SYRACUSE'... MINERSVILLE - RACiff£ ~ ..... . BOTTOMREEDSVI~i.E- TUPPER$ PLAINS' ~·· ' ',. , • ' . '? ~. -~I CHESTERCHESHilE -LEADING , N. . .RUTLAND- DBXTER- DYESVILLE·- ,...,_JMH.._M i' ;..~ I I · $UN~·SI .. .TO ',-SUNSET \ I \ ' . '~~·- f ~~~') 0 ·,, .·, ·. : .:~ o,{• I ' • "' , .' • • 1 - ':":. HARRISONV,ILLE • ~INT ~QCK.- ·~S.~AN-:- ·. · FOREST RUN- MORNING -STAR- WOtF 'PEN COLUMBIA -MASON; . .HARTFORDANI)ije\V . ··. ·~ . i ,)1:• ' • 1 ' ; ' '", 0 \ . ' ' . ' ·,\ !-~ ; •...•• i' ' I I ' ' ' ,' ' ~ t ' ! HAW' HAW·-- THE HOI;IN ON THAT CA~ IS .STUCK r· ,_~--1 ,, .' ' ' ' '1 ..., 4 ~ ,,.,.·! ' E .; '', ·,: You "•"• •oniwtltlna ' l ' ,· t''· I To s.lt, Trade or An· ' - . ' ' ' ,. iood loc:atioa. _In~u\J'e Streel. J ' ' ' •' '\, .',, which bold tntenat·fNt OOW\t.J' D\111\lfiY. ria~) One 7 Room 132 Dock Stroo~ . . ' ' ,·: -( 'l'owublp. 3l barn and ou\ A. Jkoll> 8-1-11 If. ."'.. ·m · lock ~·n. ,t • I lllllto ,Norlii:-J ....,,..., 0. ...... 4;1...... _ Jaea. ' • .- ~: ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL NOW HAS: emw- or ,nunw.. Rt llJUit the r&C1 undtr ln. dut t0 a "Wei• \ ' . '...' IN and · BETWEEN , :~{ .. DEXTER • D.YESVILl;E •CARPE.NfER · PAGEVI f.LE· HARRISONVI tLi~. " tnUtJnp, lookl OYifll' lOMe of .ala P&PII'J Ul Chlcaau attn UU.Owullq bll WJtbdrawaJ u Dtmoara.tlo CIDdi~t• for aoY.. ' .. • . ~,' ·• .-, . lti " ... .: "-.:'· . CONciiTJI BLOea "Mit lllltof. l'w ....... GRUIESQ IILOCit CO. ·-APPLES FOR BALE • 1\1 .-. . IUod ...., ouppoJI'tO<I ..,. bank• JUNK • ., ' ·1.'/·,h·. .,.:.·... ' • _.'•,. ...." i - .-'l·. ·..•. I >.!• ) . · T~e' ·Daily Senfin~l ,: • ' ' ru. rwut" ll lUI o8lat. Ttlt RUMMAGE SALE, Bethany church Pomeroy, September 'l' and 8, aponaored by WSCS, Fornt Run Mttbodllt Cburtb. 9 4 St.e' nme : - ·. ~-.:... ;.,-.__-._,;.: ... MDIUJ ,AICHIN, Coole ' , • • e . J. Traey A·long ·. " • !!~~vel tbat ' a· · E\'flrett • ~ldf . mitaioner• of Juron . ID the Cot.lrt 8 28 tf County. ( lYou're ..~ • ~~~"" 'f'··. · Notfee b berebf I • •I Gale and Bruce &.•GAL NOTICI -· of · by· u ·o tor /4"r.s. Eatl Darst and ~hu'dioeil · dl ),Pt. 1 :Pie~.ant~ --·----...---- ........... I . .; , vlolt · ., .- II•"!• of Moll! eoonty, Obi~ lor i953CiiEvaoLET=:::...ll..:...,.lo:...n:. .·.:,pl"ck~u:...p For hire . tor ' ''biiti:henp . aM tbe Oeto~Mtr. Term ,19M pf . t~ One caretullocal owner:'Blaettpomlo. P .. IC cowafl'Y, Loai Common P•• Cour1 of ~d n9r'a, Pomeroy, Oblo. $89D.OO. · A91 For X.l• ~ ~· T'f'~ 8 SO 6te I!IL~OOZIR -.· """ -~· Yi,lei..Burno "'' 1)1 co~ but -~ , .. bdlhifU"j'~ · !:ltnn Cartwrijllt mo~Gfe~ ~ C6. . Gordon MkW of llollooci .... ltecl Tlleador wltb Bobbr Amok~. 'I Boelaty sed!Oii; · entril'' JnatL-o public dr•~• ·ot jutortr wlli be '-"_. 1 ' 9 4 2 ·tp made on·the ~. dQ-.ICd ·~lfto Sedan. Two tone finish, Hyda. ~ .tu.te. · matlc ddve. :t'laettt\ar's, Pome- (l0J Buslrl!.,.;t c..;...:,ic,ber,l9158,otlbeofllce' pf,,.. cam. :;.":;"l888 ~ONTIAC Dlx. 8 cyl. . f 4t. ., <;, son Jimmie, Mn. Ad'DI touke ,~ ley and son J. C, Mr. lnd Mi'J, Cline Irwin and Cllnedda. · . ·Once •.~ lq, W. VJ., were SUIDdl)' diDBcJ:" · ~ ~b of M:r. and Xf'lo. RQ'mond Arnold and ramUy. Day Of Pnbliealtion, Calling on the Lewltej: Sutidft,)'· W(lfe, Mrs. James dunnlagJiam aftCII - · ·------ • '· ·voung Mr. IUid :lira. Ca111«0a Plcbu· (Mory Maplet) of Caolotl aM Jir.. Olyde Pickens and 110• ol Wheel- ~ "'ew a11d daug~e'fl . Mrs. Max- - Only ~-:.One Mra. Irene Parkanna and - ,,1:1. L.. - - ZION ~M~r~.~·"-'~'~M~r~•·~J~a~ck:Jo~h:n:ao~n~an=d~ .• - I I ; �" POMEROY SOCIETY A N1W J0..maL atrcntt OIJIDOII duorlbed u the moat powerful ;ret aaade ta lbl:ntD at ~1'4een. Md., PI'O~nc pund• at Dt~ The cannon wu 4red at f,OOO round• pe:r mla.uta. ftPOrledl:1 ~ld be llred at tWice that rat~ . It wilt tM raotmt*l OIL the usU t'·Wt fllhter. which tu.e nown nearly :&.400 .Pta.. Uld OD the B4l auper.eonic bomber, now nearing com- ,.,.. _d aparlzneat ptetloD. The Vulcan hM a clu11ter ot rotatbl& barrel•, like the GatJfn& gun patented 1D 1862. The Galling gun was hand~ cranked, but in 1893 an electric verslon wu made to tire at the then fanta.stic rate ot 3,000 •hell• a minute: In a teat th1 Vulcan hit and knocked down an old tighter plane with BO shelll 1n three seconjs, Detense photoa. (lr~ternoh<»KN B<mndplaoto.., ft.~~~mq~----==::--:;The ; ROOMS Of N.w F~trnlture ' roa I • • MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY FURNITURE ~ 011lier'l'heIa BrfPiosl Cor-~ Middleport ~ Sentinel - -- BAKER MD& FtiRNITUI.Ii C. L. Wood and family . Sunday dinner gucst.o; of Mr. and MN. L. E. Reynolds and Mrs. Val chilc\ren, Mary and Harold, have Reynold& were Mr. and Mrs. Harry MT'. and Mre. C. R Young have returned from a \'lslt with relatiY!'~ liicks, Morgantown ; Mr. and Mr!i. returned from Erie, Pa. where they in Columbus over the past week- V. E. Reynolds Gallipolis; Mr. and were called lut week hy the death end. '1'. G. RcynoldiS, Lchanuh. of his brother, Vinc('nl Young. Mr. and Mrs . John Horton and MrY. Mr. and Mrs Charles Vroman and Labor Day 1ucsta ul the Youngs at son&, John and Michael. Charles- son, Mark, are moving this week their home on Hudson St. were Mr. ton, were weekend guest of Mr. from the CoaLs apartment on Front and -M r. andWilliam Mrs. VaJGrant. Ward and 111ranMr. and Mn. Joe Wolle ;;;;;~===;~~~an~d~M~'~'·:W~II~ll~a~m~D~Il~t'~· ~C~u~lu~m~b~u~'·j;\and Mrs. __ deon, Tlmoth, have returned frum :'Dancing Enjoym · ent Cal. n visiting M,. ond Max Hayes ~h "-e You'rs <Evelyn Lemley), Buchanon, W. Va. J:i They we're guests at a family ptenl.c at the NnHonal FOTett near there. Weekend guests of t.he Wirds were Mr. and Mrs . John Mulford (Jose.phme Lemley), Colu- Announcing • .. iHE RE-OPeNING OF Andri!w l'e~vlliti DANCE ,CLASS.S • TAP mbus. Gene Grate returned today f-rom a weekelld visi~ with Crtends ncar Plt·tsburgh. ' ACROB.'ITIC ' BALLET . • BALLROn !II 'T!I,EVISION 'BATON TWIRLING ' ·" .... ' ' DarlC\I!g II fun. Learn every step. Learn all the basic ,..:oiftd advanced steps the way thousands have .... : .with •' Roi:d. Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor s. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 I $299.00 Dai lv -Mr. and Mrs. William Wlllla, llineravUJe viaited relativea iD Jackson, Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Geor1e Mel.ntosb aod sons, Newell, W. Va., aod Mr. .,-ni Mrs. Walter Eary of Charles-ton, W. Va ., wel'f' week end gu~ts of Mr. and Mra. Adolph Gruelel", Mr. and Mn. Otto- Hart.enb•ch and Mr. and MrS. 'Pearl Phillips, Min-ersville. Kenneth Mankin arrived .Satur· day from Norfolk , Va., for a 15 day vl.sit w1th his family . He ~as ju ~ t returned from a two months cruise . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. Hugh Ferguson and ~ on and Mss Cleo Par'ker a.U of Columbus spent the holiday wee-k end with Mr. Mr.s. Pearl Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Howell and daughter, Nancy and Mary Jay of Columbus spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker and other relatives. · Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leifheit were • business visitors in Jackson, MonJiay. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wlll of Col, umbus were week end gue"St.s of lljs father, Emmett Will, Chester ' 1tlued tratnlng. Early enrollment suggested. Regtstrallon . . . . For All Cla11es Thunday, Sopl. 61h Z lo 8:30PM D. A. V. . HALL Bullernul Slroel POMEROY., ,,OH!O . Your Child Deserves The B..t In Danoo Education Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds -en· tertained with a barbeque suppr1· Sunday at their horne for their pa :ents, Mt·. and Mu. Harry Hicks, Morgantown, and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reynoldtl, Middleport. Mr. .and Mn. T. G. Reynolds. Lebatnon . were weekend guests of Mr. and Mr.s. Gerald Rupe, Bradbury. Mrs. C. L. Wood and 'her daughter, Mrs. Wa-lt Beahm, and daughter, M·cgan, left today few Uma where Mrs. Wood wHI assist her daugttter and family In moving to Knoxville, Tenh. Dr. Beahm will have the eommlulon of Captain in the Air Force 'when be finlscd · ~indoctrination work. Mr. and Mra. E. M, Wood wcl'e in COlumbus over the weekend to I attend Lhe form11i wedding of her niece. During their absence Mr. and Mrs. Jesse! WMren. Charles-. ton, and Mr. ·and Mrs. H. W. Lucas and daughter, Irene, Moundsville, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Bla•ontl BeGutg itiiBe•tl ,. $1oo.Go MOiliiAOCI( .YIMIIII if111 . . .00 $110.00 '' KINNAN-LOCC• ~WMIIII• '"'' trt:oo AI ..,. tet•thet ..o. always In tl• . , . aheM KMINitkt DI•Mtlftd Rlfllt aN l•tfrl.ektd to ,.._., t"•lt r.,il ._u~ arid bril· tlaftc. fo.-.~rl K;:.ry K..,..k~ tnp.. mtnt Diamond It 1 Jlflllec4 .. ml_uuantud Iii wrltin1 hy K.oopMJd. Good ·Ho•Jr:•apina and thit 1totw. e ~;;!~!"'"-~~.,.;~;,.;;._ '' C ·~LLIN ·$ JIWELR'Y "W~ ,_ c..llo'-" I..J/Iw'. Street to the F.obsett-er house on South Th'ird Avenue. Andy Batey, son of Mrs. He I en Batey, left TUesday for Buchenon, W.·Va. where he is enrolled at the West Vir,ginia Wetdeya1n UnJversity. He Kradu.; ted from Middle· port Hlgh School in 1053 and has served in the Army for two years and been working on the New York Central rallfoad. Batey, who was an outstanding athlete in Hieh School, plans to try out for football. Sundav guest& of Miss Lois Cecil wtre Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cecil, Little Hocking; Mrs. Allen S~yrc, Aulesville; Mr. ~.:nd Mrs. Lee· Gtass, Sharpsburg. Mr .and Mrs. Homer Walter and daughters, Melinda aJJ.4 Sue-lla spent the week end ln . Columbu. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert White ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Thompson. . ' Mr. and Mrs. ThomiJ SmJth and •one, Tommy and Richard, of Toledo, were wHk end gueats of Mr .and Mra. John Smith ind Mr. WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BUT IN USED CARS .h" Mr. and ~·· William 1furray, WortbinJton, KY.', . were NC4!nt gueet.s of hit · m~er. Mri! ~ntea Murray, wbo ~lar*to Jl)' ~ for two wotka llllc iiloi><b. · J.lro. L. D. Ji!l.. vwlod rootn\1)' ·' . ....._.,; . ·\ ....,., · Miq Bertha Jen.lr::ine ot Hartford to J. William PurceJI of AlhiQibra, calilorala, in a sin•· 11! ring weddina service o.n .,_QUISt 2:5 at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Henry Jenkins of Hartford. The ceremony took place In the. Jiving room of the home which' was de<:orated with pink and white asters, carnations, and gladioli. Rev. A. A. Angle, Jr., Hartford Methodist Chw-ch mmister, offlcated at the wedding wbicb Woils performed io the presence of •t he immediate family. 'llhe bride was given in maniage by her brottter, Richard .Jenkins, and wor-e a sheath dresa of ice blue .!ilk shantung wit.h deep oval neclr:llne and cap sleeves. The skirt was draped to the side in a large bow ot seU material. She wor-e a necklace witb matching earrings and oarried a white bible covered with white rrchids. a .. phur Springs. They w!U motor to eral yeua. Mr. ~ il a ,oattn Alhambra, California, foUowing ot WtatODilD and t. DI:JW 111011* their Wedding trip and will make ed with tbe ~outhem P1dlk their home t1rere. R41lrold. l< -c ' ' • j .. ' ' ' ,; .,.' •• •{ .,, ' I '-· " • ./ J<lO;12'> ' ' <' VOL VIJj ' .a t '· '· ; . . .. " ' ' . A~~II!R$" •• . SINGLE COl'Y . ~uardsmen Team Her~ $upday ., I . -~· • :~)-$k··.:·, .,., \• ~ .,; ,., ~1ft. ·.1• "'" in CH.4RM'-a~'Jr :< . , .. woaderfu) kind of a dreas 1het .e1do.e: ~ the lnolde •Ia cl.oeet.. Thl•.. , cardigan coatdreu ·p. dtar.ed . ~ , implicil tailoriac•.whke un~erKodit.- Mr. arid Mrs. Ashton Sayre of Fairborne were week en-d guests of Mr. and Mt·a. Frank Stewart, Minersvllle . Mr. and Mrs. Davis Whittington (Mary Kay Heines) and daughter, Cheryl Ann and _Mrs. James Laugbin <MaurguerJtc Hcineli) of Easl Llverpool visited 'over the week encJ with Mr. and Mrs. John Te1·- 1. weave" of rgoa •Del . . , • rlll Reltex, G~etter, .men,we~r . , .•cetate. Colorite*' proetucd for ~manenl "creAieo resldaoce. Black with copper, btu.e Or white\-Jia itriph' .• .._ '!1 1~.,1>1•~·~"" .$izes i~~> to ELBE'·RF . · ·. , 2llK . · . _____,_,_,_;;;;;;;;;;.;;i::::::i::::::i:;;;iiiii::::::i::::::i:iiiiiii:i~;:;.';;::::::i:;::;i;i:;::;l:;~$~~~ . ' . AT PICKENS IN MASON CITY AND POMIROY . THESE SEPTEMBER, FALL DAYS ARE THE ~Ys ,. TO SAVE AT ' THESE TWO BARGAIN PACK£D STORES! HUNTING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES". SDecloU · GREEN .RQC)F ·PAINT SALE: ,, •sHOTGUNS . ,. 'RIFLES , 'AMMUNITION 'RECOIL ~ADS 'CAPS 'PANTS 'COATS 'VESTS 'GUN CLEANING KITS Washing Machine SDe.ciGI! .99.9& Goad u••d S'II'ICIII Slse ' WGrlft Mornln~t CCICII L , $4.13gal .. _ SpECl~L .OSE PICKENS. Payment Plan ' ' . . FQr Your !'urtbues. More ~Ie Buy Pld:ens' WoJ.· Every Da:r . Other Washers Priced Up To •16Q.9S ' o I• Won't Wash· Off-S~ Green Reg: Price $s.so gal. Sale. save ..1.87 liS! Sale! ~89~95 · . ;; ' . ' SH,fiCII!- Another Power ~owe, S~i•l . Briggs aad s+ Motor . USED ONE Wl~1'~00 ·As NEW cut "' ~·'4 rpr .uoa.t~ . ' · C..ltl~ow Save 25.9Wl8.00 Only $29.00 Salt! Sove ·12.95 .\• .. ~7.1)() · ' ~ > Hepfer · · . ' ' '. " a patient at Me1g8 General Ho.s· pita!, and also with Ml'JJ. WQOd. geard and fa~Hy, Lincoln Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Woodgeard and Mr. and Mrs. Delman W90<1 geard and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weal and family of Lancaster visited. Ray Woodgeard and fami-ly, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, and Mrs, Phil PaiTy, Mr. and Mrs . Robert PaiTy and Jolin Parry of Logan were Sunday dinner auests of Mrs. Ray Woodgeard and family . They aLso visiter! 'Mr. Woodgeard at Meigs Gent:. -r al Hos-.pita!. Store Hours: . ., • ' '.. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Woodgeard ·.. - , -·'. CoLumbus visited last Thursday with bis ·brother, Ray Woodgeard · ' . --~ Mrs. Oscar Myers r-eturned borne Tuesday after a visit in Athens With Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mees. ~ ' ' ·~ I • ·' Maid of honor was Miu Maraa.rct Lou Gairing of Bridgeport, Ohio, a ni~e of the bride. She wore a pink nylon fdeeyeslass dress with aceordlan pleated skirt and a eorrtace of white r08es. William Jenkins, a brother of the bride wl5 best man. Tbe bride's mother wore an aqua silk shantung dreas and a shoulder corsage of white rose&. A buffet luncheon was served after tire wedding. Mr. and Mrs . Purcell left on a llon~ymoon at the Greenbrier Hotel in W.h ite Sui- SOLD FOR ' l \ •lty. Sbe wu priJicl~ olllle Ho.rttoni .Eitme!Nry Sc:hool ·f or• ...,. . WI& married and Mrs. Aihert swatzeL l.'r'~u_;. M.r . and MrJ. John Smith and II Mr. and MNJ. Albert Swatzcl were bualnelill vialtora in Gallipolis, Monday. Mr ' .and Mrs. Charle-s Swatzel I and family and "r. and Mrs. Don· ald Hauck anl:1 daughter attended tbe Marietta Fair Mo-nda)'. , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones and 111n, Carl Jr., &nd Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reibel and !SOD, Bobby, of Columbus. were boliday week end 1ueats (lr Mnr. Butha Reibel anti brother, 'Herbert. Mr. and )[n. Pauf Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Otho Rice and daugh ter, P-esgy of BelJalre .viait.ed Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Price Hawk. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskins enjoyed a trip through West VIrginia and Virginia over -the weeKend. T-hey followed the West Vireinia turnpike fr-om Charleston and at Beekly visited MiJs Alice Bumgarner, former Gallia reJ!dent, who ls improvlne from a heart condition. In Blacksburg, va., they visited Prof. Hardy Long and hl.s mother on the rampu1 of the Virginia Polytec-hnic Inst1tute and at Salem, va., they visitfld Mr. and Mr/J. Louis Johmon and three children in their new home. Mr . Johnson 18 N former local resident. County Commljss.ioner Harry Craig, who hao been a medical in Dayton wlt.h nveral cowinll and Wq a bou.seguest of Mr. and Mrs. pnltent at the Meigs G-eneral HosMax Bowman. She also visited an pilal, ha~ been retlll'ned hGnte. aunt, Mrs. HatTy Bowman, ~d Hllly ' and Larry Wiella, Columjoined in a family celebJ·ation of bus, hav-e spent two weekB wbth Mrs. Bowman's bJrthday on Aug;usl their arandpuents, Mr. and Mrs. 29th. A . A. Scarberry. Their parents, Mia:s SAlly GUmore, who is emMr. and Mr~ . Ralph Stockman, Colployed in WashJncton, D- c .. spent umbus, 15pent the holldly weekend the weekend with her parents, Mr. heN' and were accompained homt> and Mrs. Carl and f•mUy, by the bo)'s. Thelr brother, John Wcllli, a sophd'lnore at Middleport High School, is rematnlna with -his grandparents, Other a:uarta at U1c Scarberry -home on Labor Day were Mrs. A. J. Carter and family, Chclltcr. Mr. and Mrs. George Velth and their gran-ddauabter, Mrs. Donald Ford V8 1 ton Stako Leach, Mn. D&vld Oiler and Mrs. 7:50.16-1 ply . tll'tl. Nora Oblinger vlaited in Point Pielle•n truck. asant and Kanau~:a Tuesday. II!~~ fiord VI CustomiiM 2 Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mlllirun ..., cov.n, I'HI nlco aod four obildren a-qd Mr. and Mrs. Chevrolet 4 dr. D!1iu.C~! Clarence Byers and .three children. AM, ..., c....-s, clean Columbus, spent the iveekend with 1153 Chevrolet· Clult cpo. Mr. and Mn!. DIIIVid Oller and M.;. R&H, 101t cOHft, 11nd Mra. George B•tey and family and were aeoompan'ed borne b)' Mr. and Mrs- Eqene Siders. Mr. and Ml'fl. Frank KlnJ and Roger, visited Mrs. Obarlea Quill~ en and !amily ·and relatives in HurisGnvtlle over ~be weettlnd. OU!er (i1Ut11ta of the Qu.Ulena were Mr. and Mra. Ed RUSIIell and .son Eddie Columbul. M}\· and Mtt. MarvJn HampWite and'"tChildnn, Donald and Joyce Ann, George Veith Jr. and eon, Columbu&, were bolkJay AueltJI or Mr. and Mff , GeorJe Vtith Sr. Sun· day Mr. and Mn. J-o.hn Veith and son, Bob Mr. and Mra. Cl.r( Rathburn and Larry, Galllpolls, .and Mr. -and Mrs. Donald Leath we.re alao gue.tts •t the Veith ,home. Cbarlea Faulkner w1s it recent euest of bis mother, Mra. ~ames Faulkner, who is ~~nl tre1ted for a brolen vertabtwt. ____~"'!"..;,.lo...__..____~;:,;;.:.,:;;;;,;;._ I e..t ~.ln.S+l "' Mr. and Mrs. Frank D111 and Dale, Unda, Robert, Sa..lly, Virgil and Penny Lee were Saturdiy dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker, Chester Road. Mrs. Rina Cross left last week for an indefinite visit with relaUves i-n· Floridll, Mrs. Albert Smth Is reported iiJ at her home, WetzgaU St. M or Ml h I l'B. Jver c ae., daughter and son, have returned home after a month's visit in Memphi.l, Tenn. with Mr.· and Mrs. w. w. Bennett. While there they were the gu&ta at a number of dinner parties. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and .sons and Marvin Dryad of Akron were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Fisher, Minersville. EcJ Noori returned to his homC', Columbus, alter a week's. otay at hi.!l home, Minersville, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar and daughter, Miss Nancy, returne-d home Sunday from Lake Char· les, La., where- they accompanied Mrs. John Willlam Blaettnar and daughter to their home. Lt. John WI.Iliam Blaettnar retuo:ned ,bome last Wedne11day after 1n oveneas m.l.s.sion. Jenkins-:Purcell Wedd:niw 'VGws · Gl'ven In Single Ring Sem'ce I Ml-•. p.,..u 11 ~ ~. ~~~: Mtl'lhlll coue1e ud recfJved tier d•IJ'OO oblo ua~ .... · ; .· ZO" . 18" C\lt '";":llllkl for' "''"' ...· :a··· , - .... 7................ ,.................. ..,.,. i ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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