https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1d7f48b4c5ed6767ee08b828bd04f6c5.pdf 11147b83bd9aefc3427e373eb20159e1 PDF Text Text Schot I 'Hangin Pomeroy Chapter OES Makes'Plans Surprise Party Given To Honor For "Friends Night" Next Meeting I Mrs. Winebrenner ROOMS Of New Fqmltvre ., § POl •• $299.00 "" BAKER FURNITURE Clio The Brt&htnt Cor· aer lit Middleport g RADII l'UIINITIJIUIIII OES met Tocsrl.ay evening at lM or••ut hou~e (ov L t~!Lon to attend · H ·~ M.a son1c Temp le P:~ ~l matrons an •\ .. friend s n1ghl' ' werf! receiv!'(j Mrs. Robed Wmebrenner, ':1- pasl pAtr on~ Will also he honored from llanne on Srpt('rnber 10. · L b &ell }\un waa surpnsed 11 or 0 ay · · · , , b • M. ' b d b t d at thJ;~ mtoe tm" ( hr ~ Jurc . SPpltm e , 25: mcar , wh en .h ~~ lrth ay was Ct'1e rae · ..'".. ,_ .· . S~o"pl!!mht• r 26. and Harnsonv1!1e, at • ptcmc dinner at the home of Flon•nce I Lacy , as~t>{Jate mat· . Mr. and Mr11. Charles Ktng (Donna ron ;mu·' II 1111. ~ p S• 011 lh wor th y Septemb~>r 28 Winebrenner) and children. Randy patrou protem , prrsirlNl and a ru A rt'ft'JJ~ion for fl.elly !\1 . John and Milldy Luane. Jnmuua·BI Inn w ;,, rt"ar! from lh <' ~on. grand condur\n"~ at ("olumMrs. Winebrenner wa H given a . d L~tnct pre~u 1L'n t r oue,_" rnm J.: a dis · hus. anr1 for WaliPr J ~iind!"eVLn , grandmother bran•let with the lrtrt parlv to h•· h{'ld ~~ (;rand Tc- grand s<'lliJnrl ~~ S•rashurl' •v !o-names and birthdates of hf'r eight mp!r ~rs,, ron 1n ('\('veland. w ·rn- ;tnnottnrl'd and mvitation;; r£>c('ived to attl'nrl . gnndchlldrt-n lis 11 special ~ift . ne~da y Ortoht•r 31 . at 11 :30 pm . lnvrtatl " lh wt·• l' rrfr!vl"d lo atThe picnk was served on t h<' At lh<' rlo~1' o f thr tnl'l'lin:;! lhl' . .1~~ d to t he rl 1nm~ l.w" Of 'h. K'·og hom".. •·d " oth"r~ ... ~ tend thrn• irlsla!!ii110n~ nf "Rain- grnup wPrr m~·1 present were Mr. Winebrenner . how for r, 111'" ~ ·' rotlows __ we_llston . room which wa ~ dt•rnrated with Mr. and Mrs. Ra y Will Lams (lri!. ) Septemb'-'r !5, at the ( htL IL· h nr flrrangtmrnts 'nf rlnwPrs. fnr rl'and children, Connte Pen net\ -~.. - -· ---fr·cshments s('rvcd by Ruth Massa!· . Rockie and Mark : Mr. and Mrs chilrlr<'n. Timmy and Tommy Van , Erl1th Shain . M:uv K V n~ t Maria Thomas Russell (Aldf> ne) and H_y scll Run I F'ostr~ and .'\nna Otrrst I . . SISTERS' FIRST --AND LAST---DAY OF SCHOOL .' ~ DEMOCRATS of Jar.k$011, Calhoun, Milson and Roane Count1!18 m.t in tfta Haven Theater on last Thur.. daJ after.,aon to nominate a can• I ------ - - - - - - - ... . ''. ~ f' .. ,.... ''·, ,, EFFIGY of ' ._,,· f1 ~~ - -~----- ' 1""' j ' POMEROY SOCIETY i ' ~ ; Day, Of Publication by Motor Carrier I ;,; I; 1 i' ... f • ' -· . l~w ;\lr. <JnU M r~. Pntnck Ln'-·h:~ry. ~iss Kathryn lkn gP J tert tod :~y !'ur her hom e. Cmcmnati ilftcr a two months vl•dl with Dr . anJ Mrs. c. E. W. Downi•·- Shr wa~ ac. d h"m" b'' Dr Downie v .. • • cumpamc .. nd ·on Willi;nn. " s Eldon w eeks., .John !'"··wk. llowani MclnloHh aod Mt s~ ltalil ('l Batey wrrP in Mariett a. Mond<ly lo aUcnt! the fa1r . Edward :\tdnlu ~h and e!rildren Eddw and Rita nf Daytl!n ;JI"l'!\'1'(1 Wedncsdav fu1 11 vt~ ll w·t h hi ~ p .. rents, Mr aud Mr, H•1 wa.d ~ :- ........,I ,,..,. .::'.ii' .. "....;... "•·· ' IN and BETWEEN DEXTER. DYESVILLE-CARPENTER PAGEVILLE-HARRISONVILLE .,.... ,. ~ I Jnto~h. ~r. and !\Irs. Thnm ~; J\dpin vf THE DAILY SENTINEL NOW HAS '~;' Negro, hanging ~ Mr. and Mrs . Aaron Shef'ts, CoNegrue. to "lltay away." " lumbus. and Mr ~nd Mrs. Brooks cruwd .al some 250 persons McKinl ey, Re)·nn!rishurg, we re ho!mlllerl ai::Hmt the grounde. B.nd iday we-ekend gU('!its of Mr . and threnlll lo uso>; (;'lm W keep the Mrs. 0 . E. MeK inlPy and :son, Earl. Y<'huut on an ~:~.tl-whlle basiB Mi..~s Carol Hac-hlel , RN. who is ""'<!'" heard. (lntcrnot-loMal) ~employ~d al the Meigs (~elleral - Hospital, left this week !or a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada With !\iiss Susa n Pfalsgraf, RN, and Miss Jane Bovl('s. RN. both nursP..s at St. Joseph ':s HIL~pita! , Parker~buq~ . Mr. and Mrs . llarrv Falor, Akron were w<'eke·nd JiUests of Mr. and ~Irs . Fonest Bilchtel and son . Mr ~nd Mr~. Eugene D•·nt LJ[ I Mr. and Mr~. Bruce Burling 11ntl Sprmg[irld ~pent the hni H1ay Wl'CJ.; - child rF n, Honny. Lonny. Brur:-e ar1d end w1th ·hl·l· ptHent~. Mr. and Mr,;. 1 Cilllnl (' have m(lved from the Ray C~rl Qua!\.~. !J<.:rst prupl'l'ly on StOf)'S Hun to I' _ n: H~nry has returned 1-Q his Gallij)L, I i~home Am~e~villl' arter a weeks . vi.~it ~ilh hi~ d;wghlf'r and ~wn in M_r. and Mr s. Tl]omas Gann ~nc1 ~ ----- ~~_..__..._ • j - B /'• 'I ) tes Mi!waukcr. Wise. an i\•<'tl WPrllh''· day tor a visit with h~r parent ~, Mr and Mrs. Delbert Huch. Word has been rcceivl!c\ herr that Edward Hite is crrtically ill in Grant Ho.~pi(al, Co!umbu~ . Mr ~. Herman Scholl who left !a'l week for Columbus remained to h'· with her father . Mr ~. Frank Dix ha~ returned to hel" home, Syracu .~P. N. Y . arter a 10 dB)'~ visit with ~r. and l\h~ Robert Morri~ Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kttr! Gru c<;<'r and sons, Larry and Hnhhy spPnl tlw holiday weekend in co: limbus w~lh rclat.i\•es. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnir H~ ssh'r anrl !!On have returned to their hom<' in Columbus after 8 . week.~ visit 1111th M dldata for tha post" of luclte of the Fifth Judicial District. Pic~ f<uUd k a ,.neral view of tht conv.nton lmmedlahly follow· •boY• Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNaught~n, Columb"', •i•iled celatim and friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde l''reneh, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Frencb and Mr. and Mr~ . owen French, Jackson, vi~it-ed Mr. and Mr$. Edward Fren ch sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casic and children, David, Theresa, Rita , and Art:hur, visited ill Columbus Sun- MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY · rrom Ma.nsneld. Tex., flac pole, ls removed by J. T. Pressley 11.nd couBln Willard, both 20. A meaea_ge on the etrlgy warned •• t1ne t ln1 the .tectton of Joe F. lur- · datte of Pt. Pl.aNnt ~ permantnt chairman. Bvrdette II at th._ rostrum oD tht 1tagt. I Loy a} womens CJ3SS Lead ,. 'SYRACUSE- MINERSVILLE- RACINE-LETART FALLS-LONG \ BOTTOM- REEDSVILLE- TUPPERS PLAINS- ALFRED-DARWIN CHESTER- CHESHIRE -LEADING CREEK-HOBSON-BRADBURY RUTLAND- DBXTER- DYESVILLE- CARPENTER- PAGEVILLE HARRISONVILLE- POINT ROCK- BASHAN- EAGLE RIDGEFORESTRUN-MORNING STAR-WOLF PEN-CLIFTON-W. COLUMBIA -MASON, HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN. EXTENSIVE COVERAGE THROUGHOUT THE AREA I . Tempenturet wtll IYerlfe 3 to • ...... , below m>rmal, aormal hi&h TT north 8J aoutb; normal low 58 to 58. CooJ Saturday aad alowl7 riJinJ trend Sunday and Moodar, t Jn Attendance The Loyal Women's Class fl,ad the largest attendance Wednesd•y at the Prayer service and Bible study class at the Church cf Christ_ i''r~d I. Gardner, pastor · of the church, wa 5 in charge of the ela55 and Miss Mildred Hawley was devotional leader. Special music was presented by Homer Rice and L. R-. WJiey who" sang a duet "Be Sti)l and.Know.'' Raymond Cole wiU be leader i)f the devotional service next week. d~~- and Mrs. JJ>.ck Amsbary and son, Ricky, and Don H()!ter, Huntington, visited relatives here Monday and were ai"Compam·e d h ome by her motller, Mrs. Webb Hall. David Chesher, whose leg was brokon last week while practising foothall, was taken from the Mason Clinic to the Holzer Hospital Wednesrlay in the Rawlings-Coal.s ambulanre. MI"S . Ot-ho Watts, who has heen In H().izer Hospttal for.,e1•e IIUr.geq , was scheduled to return home todoy · faJTIJ!y baVP movrd fr·om the H. J · Mrs. Edna L:.ing, Bradbury, is a Russel! <rpaL·tmeut, un Tlllrd Ave· medica\ patient at the Meigs Gt-nnuc to th~ L;ughl ad pr uperty on eral Hm;pilaL Hooke r and Ji llth Av•·trLr£'. Mr. and Mrs. Cla1·ence RQot and . . Tom Rail, son of Mr and 1\·lr_s. children , Michael and Susan. ChHK O. !tall, ts recovcrLnl,! at hLS llcnth(' visited frlellds 'li~'re Sa.tur· A turkey dinner , Wlth · all 'the · h Th d \ rt ' · home ?n Sout lr , vcnur a · dny. trimmirigs was Wved - ·, .on the c~ ma)nr surger·y ;tt ,Hol1.<"1" Hu~ 1\1t~S Laurie MeKa.v. who has lawn of the L. D. Scott"· home Lapita\ and wrll not start sdwol fu L· bt'l' n a surgical pati<"nl HI Meigs bor Oay to celcbra~ Mr. Scott's anOther wt>ek. Geoeral Ho ..;pilal silll'l" she fell and hirthday. Mr. and Mr~ - Graul :'1-lunlgunn•ry bruke ht'f hip, Wfl,, retum<'d to th>J Guc-sl'l included Mr. -an,d "frs. an d t: hildt·cn have movc1l from hom{' uf her sisiN-in·law , Mrs. A. Homer ~arshing~oq, . ¥r .;nd Mrs. \1itldlqJort where th1• y livPd v.'hilt• w \1cKay, Wednesday m the Rahe- wa ~ working <1\ th1· Krogf!r Suj.l- wlings-Conts ambulaner . 1\ti~ s Cnr:J Folden and two - daugh~rs, Mr. erma1·k"t in P omc 1·oy . ' Hupe and Mrs. Paul Theiss ;;re as· and Mrs. Ch~rles Rife, Mrs . . Ada Mrs_ Fred I. Gardner wa s i~ ~i~ t 1 ng Mrs. McKay 1n the care of Pierce, GallipLii~; . M1'S_•. cora Miser Columbus: Mr .and. lt,Ji's. Henry ftiehat·d lhnk, Ch c~hll'l'. s till ol Miss M!!Kay. Mr. ~nd ~Irs. Herbel'\ !'ink. MidMrs. Ray Williams :lnd Mrs . Scott, Cheshire·, ·Mr. ; .and - ·Mn. dleport. has bern a surg1cal rat - Charles King, Hysell Run , were boJ· James Simpson and ·da.ughter, San. ient at the Mason Clink . sincss visitors in Parkerburg Tue:;- dra, Mr. and Mrs." L, 1>. Scott. Middleport. Cleveh!nd over tlw wcekfond day . Mr. 1 Scott Is reeovering slowly where &he was the house ~ue>t uf her si!'itcr. Mrs. Edwnrd l.l'Wi~. and Mrs. Dan Price and her sister, [rom a recent back lnj11ry.ultenllcrl the wedding of h ~ r ncp· Mrs. Eliz.abeth Wm·kman, Mr. alld hew, Edward Lcwi~, and Miss ~Irs . Arthur Price, Pomeroy, were MILK DATA Mary Jane Sr'hoole_y on Saturday Labor D~y guests of anot-her sister, ALBANY, N. Y. -st. Lawrence~ at the Church of the Saviour Met- William Susshine, Goshen, Ohin. waa the top dairy county in New hodist Church. Mrs. Donald Mill:~ ~tnd daughter, George Johnson, Middleport, and Cynthia, Mrs. H . L. Dunham, Miss York state durint May. Milk de· liveries In the county totalel 51,· his. sblcr, Mr:;. M . E. Nel:wn. Dell- Sylvia McMaster, Mrs. Milton Hood 675,044 lX>Unds, an Increase of 5,tn, wt·rc railed to Columbu!i Wed- and Mrs. C. H. Wise Jr. were visil, 857,831 pounds over :::M::'':::·_ __ Ol'!>rlay lo allend the funeral of urs in Gallipo!i~ Wednesday. their aunt, Mrs. A. R. McElh inney . Ann Chapman is vlsiUr1g rela· Arlhu: G_ilmor~ and hi:~ mother, tives in Dayton. Guests were Mr. and· M·r8. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford Lohse and children, Jir.nmy, · Jack Mrs. Mmnrc Gilmore drove to Cu vin~tun . Ky., after Mr. and Mrs . and family, Bruce , Carolyn anri · and Jennifer; Mr. and Mrs. Will· R;;ymonrl Burns and daughter who Neda, entertained Labor Day with h.m Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Dale returnt~d hl'I"C for a week's va<'· a chicken barbequc nn the lawn of Dutton and daughter, Ellen, and tumlne cooler aeaiD Tue.Uy ud Wed...doy. PreelpllltioO wiU ••• ~ ' Of Trucks On Union Ave. Friday Tbe ooed foi' widening of Union Avenue was dramatically pointed up Fl'iday morniOI at approxltl~ly 10:30 a. m. when three loade-d trucks figured in a colUIi® whlcb saw two drivers paillfuJiy' injured and traffic blocked on the busy artery ror more than &ll hour to dear debris and coal from the streeu. .n. I 111111111111111111111111111111111111~ ,~•~•· LeadefS N . amed FOr Tn Count c00Cert Ass'n.Y - •• OfEdueation .. The hoard ruled that tbe superintendent allow pupils to 8Uend The meeting was extended until the same schools which they atI a. m. an Wednesday morning as tended last year unUI condiiion.s delegat(ons sought a cancellatiM are more favorable to make the ebange. the , _Tbe previOUii action or board ·was tahn in an · etrort to reli.eve the crowded Conctition8 9ft. the county's school buses. Superintendent C. H. Withers deplared the stand taken by the board an Tuesday night and commented tbat he was a(rald that Studeats at Middleport it :would Invite trouble botb from School held their eledions the claa.s· officers this week. Bruce the state police and rrom Bradford was selected by the Sen- state department of school tranai.or CLa&s to guide them through portation. the coming year. He will be asBoth o! the latter organizations lilted by Vice-president Stephen have sought to relieve the overCoats; .,.etary Richard Hovatter loading of school buses ill the and Treasurer Kenneth Lewl11. Th J . k county. e umors chose Genl!; Croo a Lhel.: p Jd nl Ph U St s s • n:s ~ ' y i::~ ~n. ley as vice president, Dee Sauer1 -STOVE EXPLODES Sceretary Jeanette Crooks Trea.surer and George Baumgardner Racine Fire Department wQ ca1~ Executive Officer. ' led to the borne of Mr. and Mn. . Dale ldJller wilL head tbt: Soph- James Snodgrass Thursday afterC1asa. His capinet will coi1- noon when a stove which Mra. vtec president Edward Sn.odgrass attempted to light ei· ; Secretary, Janet Stobart, ploded. There were no mJuraes Treasurer, steYcn Bailey, and Ex, but damage to the stove was eaecut.ive Officer, Roger Ligbtfoot. at $225. ---- I ' '· I swering the call gave firat aid to the Injured men and transported them to the h\>8pital, Pollc:e Chief Frank Hudson and Patrolman John McKemie hand· Jed the clearln·g: o£ a traffic jam thlll resulted from . tile acci<lent and the cJearilll of the stre~ts . Tbe truck driven by McCumber Cedric Clark, Chairman, Mrs. Car, roll Swanson, M1'a. Ralph Prall , and worker's are Mrs. Guy Reynolds Mrs. Ernest Coverl, Mn;. Rodney Downing. Pome1·oy Capt11ins are Mrs. C. r. Lochary, chairman, Miss Marie Bichman, Mr. and Mrs. The-odore Ree<l Jr., Charles Swi~hcr. Mrs. N. P. Swackhammer is chairman fo:· the Mason group and will be assisted by Lloyd Roush. Mrs. W- R. Proffitt, Miss Margaret; earmark and Marin<la J. Harpole. Guy Boyd Death Reported Here Market Reports Mn William B.,:ter received word of the tki'ih af ber brother· 1m-law, Guy Boyd, Wellsburg, W. Virginia, ~ Mr. Boyd dioeid Monday at his heme and funer.al services were held at Welbburg Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Boyd wa 8 well known• here luv1ng visited in Mel&s Coooty ' quite often. to Greatest Value In Bicycles Tadav- On The Third Floor MlfGS GINEUL HOS~ITAL CINCINNATI, 0 UP - Produce : Ens, about steady; prices 111 farms, consumers, Whil-es _and browns, A jumbos .fo6-48 a large.. 44-47; A mediums 28-31; A smalJ 18-2!; 8 larlie ~-38; FOB Cincinnati, whites and browns A -large 152-63; A medium)t6-36. Chickens, un~ttled; fryers 3-3-~ lb 16~ · 17; heM, over 5 lb 14-15; ADMrM'ED: Geore:e Kistlillg, hena 15 .lb and finder H; hens, light Pomeroy, Ohio. .. type 11-13; old roosters 10-11. · DISCHARGES: None. Butt-er, 90 ~~eore 68. ELBERFELDS •.......,·""---"•%&~~qL&C ..I~f#~..~om~••-~.mo~--•-•~·~•-•....,.~,~~-~.!4iJZ~~.~.,~J--~<--~O:C<=!.~..~•-~ao•.~:C~.~$!_!J&l!!~ ' , l position~ on the ticket may be fllled by party ch.ah·men. • t He alt h I D"ISt riC Conference w.·ll Be He}doCt. 25 1 ) 1'he 8 nnual Dtatrict Health Concrence at Lake Hopo ,-m b:c held on Thursday, October Mtfi. The theme of the meeting ls "Under· l11tandlrtr Mental Hea'lth." This is an llpen meeting lo any. one wh.o wishes to attend. Those who wish to elt lunch with tbe group mu!::t send reservations ln to the County Extension Office by October 15 th. I DIVORCE Lovena Barrett, S. Second-llt Mkldlcport was granted a dlvorce in Meigs Counl_y Common Ple21 Court today from Henry Barrett, Dexter RFD on chargt~~> nf gross neglect aud extreme CTUeity. Slate'.s Attorney Abraham Ullman. now in full charge of tbe case, rerused any comment on pos.sibHity thil.t the child was mur. dered before bein--g thrown into Lake Wbiteney, a reservoir south or Hamden. Three boy, fishing along the shore of the lake found the body Thur&day, about one mile from the crowded 11epartment store where Cynthia was taken from ber carriage last Saturflay. 'rbe body of the baby, believe-d dead several day5, wa viewed by both Mrs. Ruotolo and her huSb.lnd, Stephen, 33, wflo made the i&ntiflcation, Dete-ctive3 searched tbe Ruotolo house and yard Thursday. Tbey disclosed they Nere trti.ng to Virginia Fall.m, fiJ of Minert-- mah:h a piece of wire wblch was of the ville will 1 peild until Monday Itt i tued to close lbe top lh M · transparent eellophane bag in e ~ County Ja~ as a result which _the body was fouDd. of a ruling by Juahce of the Peace Pt'ttY Peoples in court this Authorttles Coahr qaomln&, whea abe elrtered a plea l!llma~, liter hour.1 of interroor guilty to disturbance o1 the galion With the teadiOI fillJres in peace. the cue, conferred wittl the FBI, state police aad local pollee: late Thurs~ Digbt. The Hale's attorney said that no one has been arrested. "There wa_. oo evide~ ot sex- 1 ua1 QJolntatioa Ia the eUe." Ull· man ~ d· newsaiem. - '"You. bave been tolre ew«yt.hing that c., .,betold." He replied "No comment" t8 &11 other queaUoJUi. Ullman's office took offlcial Squire P~oples in hls' hearing cbarge a( the investigation today beld this morning denounced the with the' withdrawal of t.be FBI accused ror iavadlog the •anctity from the caae. of a ehuretr while drunk. After a verbal laslDng he levied a fine of Joseph J. Cuper, FBI •rea $25 and t!Oils with committment cblef, announ~d Thursday night: lo the county jail umUI fine and "In view of the idenUficatloD costa are- IW!id and with the pro- of the body and the fact rao invision that tb-e defeDdaat remai-n terstate trlll8portation il indieatin jUt until Monday, d, there appars 1o be mo federal Deputy Duckworth was the a.-.. jurisdiction. Conaquently the FBI ruUng officer. is not empowered to conduct further iDftiUgation." I StreamlinerftaiiS Mail Train; 20 Killed Me-l For Bavs and Girls- 20 Inch- 24 fnch and 261nch al Mason t;ounty voters were reminded this week that the voter registratio nbook! will be closed on October 6 . Any one desiring to vote in November who isn't registered must do so by that date County Cle-rk Jabn A. Wilson Treated at Meigs General Hos,..minded voters that a woman Bend Mi118trel to be presented this '·~ and ~ss lble t•e L•11 pltal for leg inj.u.~es who hji,Ji married since regbtering Fall, with sponso• ., •·t'n• ~R" Nathaniel tart PTA and the Pomeroy Central intei-nat injuries was tD vote must registe~ under her PTA. Bob Hoeflich, Pomeroy, will McCumbe' .! Cb••h'··, driver of new name. He alsu saiu that young • trucks and Charles • ' ....-.~uce and direet the show · Or tb people who will reach the age of -"'vu BaUey of Racine, driver of I ce• 21 on or before Navember 6 are Attending the Byard Meeting me"nt mixer ·. truck .whc sustained eligible to regisler. Wednl!sday evf!nlng were Charles ·Hayeti, Bill Childs, Bill Clark, facial laceratioDll and cuts about the hands. Other persons required to re- Charles Legar, Orvil Wiles, Roy A third truck inV(I(ved In the Capt~ins a~·d workers in. the me- gister are those wbo h8Ye moved I' Reuter, Mrs. Anna Wheeler, Mr-s. ... t wa nat Identified b' lrobersbJ~[drJVe. _for the Trt-Cou~ 0.y since their laSt registration and Chlorus Grimm, Mrs. Olive Irigra· ac' ~• t ' Commulll )' Concert AssoclatJOl'l newcomers to the state. The latter ham, Mrt. Early Roush, Mrs. DGn· po11 ce a preu 11 me. b ari un d b Mrs are f!Jiglble a!ter a yeer's resi· ley Reibel, Bob Hoeflich, Director. 1 ha ve een . no ce_ Y · According to accounts of the accident tbe unidentified coal truck Georg~ F. B_ovie and ~ames Bacon, dent'e In . the state as of election wu traveling down hill on Union ca-cha~rman_ of t-he dn~e. day an~ 60 days in th.e county toward Pomeroy when the heavily Sept_. 10 Is the starting day f?r in which they intend to vote. laden coal truck driven by the dnve and a klckoff dif)J)er will . Political exee·uuve committeesCumber attcJ11pted to pass and be held Monday it the Lafayclte were also reminded that Oetobed met the cement mixer truck Hotel_ at o:ao at 6 :30 p.m. for t'he 6 is the final 'liay to ' fill vaeaniven bu Baile' head-on. captams, w_orken and me~bcrs of· . dr " the executtve board. cies in nominations for county and 1 pomeroy emergeney squad anMiddleport captains are Mn state offices. After that date, the Just Arrived I wa.s his own used in his mining operatlqna. · H.e &aid that as h~ attempted tO pass the · sl.1wed down unidentified truck he was unable to slow down and return to his Line of traffic due to brake failure. A pollee lnvestiKatlon of the accident was stil! underway tlli~ afternoon. -------- oortb Baby's Body Church Invasion Brings Jail Term For Drunk Woman j' were. elected when the Executi~ J!;oard at the Big Bend Minstrel met the home Mrs. Robert Crow, Letart, Wedneaday · evening, wlth Mrs. Chlorus Grim·m, co.bosteu. Mrs. €row was elected president. Bill Clark Vice President, Bill Childs, Secretary, Ray Reuter, Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Hayes, Fi· nancial SeCretary. Plans were discussed !or the Big In • p thia Ruotolo may have been a victim or homicide nther than kidnaping. Vital orgaru of the Infant found floating in a plastic potato bag in a re1ervolr have bun sent to the FBI laboratory to determine the cause or death . The baby·, mother, Mrs. Eleanor Ruotolo, 29, was quntlolled three Urnes in 10 houn Thursday. Sob- i[.arry Mars¥"al~ Slllitb,_ 17, of Laurel' Cliff, to181roy", waa alated .ftlll' an q'p:eit:l~-~ ~or.e JuvCnll~ Judge J~hn S~n on cbarges c.t feak.lesa OperatiOn of a mo~r vehicle. He was &rrested by Pa·J . '"'""' trolman Sisson. • uound Moodo,, maio!, portmn. HAMDEN, Conn. UP - Fever· bingnd nearing collapse, she was lab poli~ ae-llvity bimted today at teeorted to her home by two pothe po:ssibiUty that 6--weel-oJd Cyn- licemen and a priest. Officers Elected ·=--- At Board Meeting Mason Co. Voters Of Bend Minstrel Middleport High Are Reminded Of Offic'fs ,., • New Year Oasses Elect Rei:)_S JJi tenn · gDate at Their Officers ot Tw6 Men Injured In Headun Wreck hill grandPa rents, r, and Mrs. ll<J. -"~;~,."~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;o:.;t~he~i~'~"~o~m;;;,•~o~oi.:B~ro~w;n~e~ll;;;;;A~'~'~""~e~.;;iM~n~.~·~·~·~H"".~C~u~pe""n~ter;_.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; rry Keiser. Mincrsvil!r . l• ---Mr. and Mrs. llalhrs HasslN of Columbus were wel'kend 11,ue~ts nf Mr. and Ml's. Harry Kei~er . Edward Pat·ker .Jr. of Cleveland was the holiday wcek<'nd gu~st nf his parents, ftJr. and Mrs. Ldward Parker Sr. Minel"!lvillr. It' '1 ·t 1.. Mrs. Mason fisher left ~1"nnda~­ for a visit In Akron with Mr . and Mrs. John Fisher and som. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thom :1~ and daughlcr. l'~a:ve spent Sundny in Crooksville with Mr. and Mr~ Walter Thomas and family . Davld 1'bomas, , Minersville lofl Wednesday (or a visit ln CrOIJksville with his son and daughter in law. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thoma~ and family . Mrs. Catherine Krupp ·haa n•· turned to hl'r hnme, (nlumllm aC! t'lr a weeks visit with hl'l" brother, Phillip Re ib{'l and ~is t. N, M i.~$ Louise. Mrs. Margaret Ram••:v :1nd ~r~ Mardel Youel of Co!umbu6 wc-r" weekend gues~ n{ Phtllip Rrib.-1 'and sister. MiS!! Louise . Miss Dorotlty R~lbe.l relurnrd 111 hfr employment in Colmnbu~ i\.1nnday after a two week~ vaca tion with her parents, lllr. and Mrs . Louis Reibel. Mra. Wyat.t Radford ~turtted hDme, Tuesrtay from Holzer IIO ii · pllal where she has been a medical patient ror the past week. $37.50 , . ' StARTIN• HOMl for llmCb em their lltlf: day of aahool and klnderprtea in Chlcap, Janet Grtmtha ~~er ctllter), '1, an<J .her ldater, Ban~ (lo\ver lef~). 6, were bit by a wild~nmnms ea:r (top riatto, pbmad apJnat th• achuol fence and Cl'U.Ibed to death on the tron plcketa. The car was driven by Rl~ Dom.~ (being escorted by a poli~ · top left), 16, who tl.ad reeeivecl hii!J temporu')" df1"li'l& pe~lt unly the day berore. In the lqwer J'IJht photo the alatenr' gdhdmother, Mrt. Jeanette .nubertaon (ltftl, trt~ to eomfort trer dau(hter. Mn. Jeaa GrU!Itbl, mother ot the chtldren. Trag. ed7 dro.ve the Dombfclc boy into hysteria. , · flm,...,WHIBOU-ndpiLotoJ SINGLE COPY Of Missing Child Questioned After Positive Identification Made In anothe-r cast' to be heard tonJght in fth{ loCal court, Holl_y Kraus, 60 of E. Locust St. Is to appear tb answer charg:es of thnatenlhg Paul Simop in a ihl'eatenlllg mann~r. I STAY OUT ' COLtiMBUS, 0 ., ...... Mn. Hilda McMullen report43d to Columbus police that she parked her car near Central Hl&h School recently and when she, rf!'turned she round a aix·inch akuli and eross-bone.s scratched on the right rear door. On the wlndsl!.leid she found note readin8: "Please do not park in my sp~~& or, ycu will flnd more I 11 Murder .nstead Of After Miss Hudson said today, "The school zones tha·oughout the village have been very clearly marked and s~ed zone adequately posted . one recar.dless of whom it may be, who ~ilfully disregards those school zo~~ is going to come before the court. We don't want anything bapp<'nin.: here In· Pomeroy as happened in Chicago only ' yesterda)'." Turkey QWJie~ Given]itHotior · Of L. D: Seot{ . I Business Phone 3118 First to feel the effect of the police edlct is Ewing lt. Hutton, a coal truck driver arre!ted Thursday by Hudson for driving at a rate of 35 miles per hour In a school zone. He i! to appear In Mayor E. F. Robinson's t.<Ourt tonight to awwer to the ebarges. Road master B'icycles SERVING AREAS IN and AROITND · Witb ·the seboola now ln ..,,,Ion. PomerGy Police today began int-ensive drlve on apeedinv the school ronea. On tbe spot arrests w~re promiled violaton today by Police Chief Frank Hudson . NEW· ·SHIPMENT · .,-~, .I ' , 1 Police Launch Drive On School . Zorie Violators ·'' ' . VOL VIII NO 123 , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio; Friday; Sept. 7; 195e ,____________..!,---------·----------------- I > ~ ••. J.O•y Ohle Perecut 11--:::-::::-:::-::-----------------=:..::::::::::::=~::::~::::~~ · ::::;:~:;~;;~:..:::-:!~::::::~~·~~=-~----------------J enge curringtwoIstentha tcattered ot ao inc~ .tboWera oc- . '• a1 . e n t 1n e • Devoud r., J'Jae ··~ . . . . . , l'lle _ ..... _,____ .4-- ~t~.: ~·,: • e P lans werl' macle for "fnends Chnst 1n Jack5un, Athens Sept nigh t" to hl• held at th€ next me;>- "mber 22 Masomr. Tt'mple; and ting when Pomr roy Chapter 1811 Nclsonvdle S('ptfmhf'r 22 lit the , Stiff Sentence Given By CoQrt To Drunk Driver Coroner forebnd and aome bemorrh.aglng, but no bcain injury," Corrigan Mid. ''The autopsy, which was Irwin C. Ritter, ' of Pori-land to- concluded about 10:45 p. m. EDT, day faced a tem day term In the aeemed to show lbat this ix'uise Melts County Jail, •uapensioD of was not enough to cause death." his ~ven llceue for one year PoUee revealed that they are and a fine of SIOO and cosl$ with $75 of the fine suspended pend~ holding a Necro man ln ooonec~ tion with tbe cue. iq his good behavior. Tbe Negro was plcked up rour The punishment was meted out or five daya ago carrying a pluFriday morning in the Meiga tlc bal and mumbling that he Cour1ty Court of Cornman Pleas was re\leiviag ''brain waves," p~ in an appearance before Juda:e Jice nid tbe Negro carl"ied mari· Cedric Clark on a charge of drh•· juataa eigarette 1 and had long lng while intoxicated, contaloe-d in black hair 8imilar to that or the a Bill or Information by Deputy alleged kidn1lper. was Sheriff Duckworth. rutter A dark-skinned, dumpy woman tharged with his second au!l!b of- bad been seet' by women shopfense. pers carrying out a baby at the Jn the meantime Donald Arthur Scar! Rltebuck store wher~ CynCottrill, 39, of Syraeuse, arrested thia disappeared. The invesUga~ by the Ohio Hirbway Patrol for tion baa beeD· centered around tntox.lc.ation was to appear in thl~; key elu:. Justice of the Peaee Peopioes Court at 2:30 p. m. today. Im Mayor C. 0. Fisher's court, Henry H. Stewart, :K, Ma&on. W. Va. forfeit~d $1.5 bond on a charge o( failure to obey a .stop sign. He Wlil atTested by the StAte Patrol. Meigs GOP Women Will Hell~" World Traveler Speak ' Meigs Squadron Civil Air Patrol To Hold Bivouac It has been Tpquested by ord~ of Major R. G. Stcffv that all mem· bel'll of the Civil Air Pair"o1, Meig~ Squadron 20'-l attend a scheduled bivouac to be held Saturday throu· Jh Sunday noon. September 8 and 0 a\ the Swisher Field in Cheshire. Roll call will be at 10:00 Saturday. Uniforms and fatigues are nee euary and each member is to bring his owll beck! Ina. This is a most important meeting aod aU members are urged to attend. Plans wi!l also be made for Mar -Sprlnpr, N. M., killlnv 20 "lew •hows ~eatt..-ed wrecb. . tbe coming convention which will ~C:RACK SANTA Fl CHIEf:: \ slm.·· p:• employees ~nd lnfvrlng and tom up track. (lnternetlonal) be held September 15 and J8 at Milwaukee. .. alatMHrd heatlou into a mall trlbl ••"'-' PfiMDIIen. Thla aerial · I lama; 1. Conigan said Be was "un.able to fix the cause of death." No Brain lniYry 'Tbe baby bad a bruise on- Its Thomas Saxton Ireland, warld traveler, author and lecturer, will be guest speaker, Saturday attcr· noon, at two o'clock wheo thl" Meigs County Republican Women's Club mee~ at the Ma.rti,n Hotel, Pomeroy. Receiving hU LLB from Huv&lld Law Sc-hool, he has be-en judge of the Cleveland Munieipal Court. Ireland, a Ouent speaker, reeently returned from a ten-weeta' tour be-bind the Iron Curtain. He will discuss the Communist threat til world peace and other mallet'S of international importance. Mn. Ralph Windsor ls prealdent of the club. Arrangements fCif' Ireland's appearance were made by Mn. Wilbur Pierce, Melt~~ Co. Republltan committeewoman. Tbere will be a social hour and refreshments following the pro. Jram. I �~ ·· .... . -. . . .- .. -~ ·~~ . -· .... ,. . . .... . .. . ' - - ' ·- ' _, • I • 2- The Sentinel, - - - - - - - - - - -- - Pome roy. Middleport 0 , Sept 7, 1956 .,.._ &&:.: -I NEW ROUND, OLD FIGHT -· The paily Sentinel . .. ll~ck-Wldo;;..\_ J • '' DE~OTEO TO INTERESn OF MEIGS- MA!ON ARIA ateHARD I . OWIN I G8fj. MGit. .. ~~--..--:-:-. ~ SCIENCE IN 1 YOUR UFE ' The blac k widow apld.er, a SJD&D1 tn lmal with a red hour-rlan on lhe un de rsi de of her abdomen, t. a tim id craature that would r.ther run awa y than bite. But , as every· body knows, when s he dOI'II blte, the results can be diautroUJ At firs t, the pain of the bltt>, only a bout five minu tea, a c· ' REYNOLD I . GREINI EDITOR Published every a f-ternoon e J"cep: Su nd11;,1 by The Ohw V11 lll' y Se•ulnfJ , Toe . at 110 MBCb.ani.: St, Pomo:-!·uy. 0 . Bu sioL's.& ufr1L"r Jl;hone 398, edit orial off u:e pbo~t' 31r7. Zu.tered as aer-ood !'l ass m ail .1111 m att~ r at tb e p•~S t "lfH' t 'r~*~to~t~h~ e medical ,, Pom~ror . . Ohio. . , J .' 1•.-:;-•:c N!ltiO 1al advertis ing rep r~en t.auv-e, BoHL nell i-KmaLail, In..: M3 Lex.h.a:ton Ave., New York Ctty, Je, r.; Y SUbtc:ription rat es : D ~>ll very by ca rr·er wber~ avaUabl e 30 ce n t~ ,... wee'k: one Je&r In advanc e at T he 1J.a1ly Sentin el off Lee. $Hi 60· •II lbiKitlu. $7.80; thr ee mnnths, $3 90 By mDtor f(.IUte wben tvaUahlt: one mt- nth. $1 By ma ll one y>:>a r $8; 811 moa th.s. S4 2' lire.• montbs, $2 .50; one mootil Sl. I maga:>:ine, Spedrum, it TELEVISION SUNDAY SATURDAY 8. :i!i Sign On 9·00 Howd y Doody 1'30 B u J ld ~o.g America 10 ·00 Fury IU.30 Uncle J ohnny Co.m• 11 00 Captain Gallan t 11 30 Wr . W1t.a rll 12 :00 Captain 'z·Ro 12 30 Down O n The Fa rm 1.00 Western Theate r JO: 10 Sign On 10· 1:1 Christian Sc lenN 10.30 11 :30 Nbr;on - for • Presld•nt Ddwe Already leg~o~ft 1 •· V . l'.'s Friends S.elr.ln1 '60 Nomination for Him G-.., 12:00 Ame1Jca·n F ()rtUn t2:30 TV Oha,Pel 5:36 Roy Rogers I :00 Talent Showc~.te 1:30 Baseball 4 :00 Zoo Parade 4:-30 Survival Street 5:00 ·Meet tfle .PTen 5:30 Go8pel lJaromQny W ! , • • e • • JIOT AND HF.AVV-Ho wever, th e American public proba bly wl!l gel Its coll ect ive earH blllllcr• ed with the hottes t and hea vle~:~t campUIIJn ora· tory In years betweM no w and the November el ee tlon . Th e Republl· ~&Ill and Democrat.l lmvc mapped au<"l1 extf!Mtlve banutor mlng Uaura and tel,vlslon·rELdto appeurances that the y may put to s luun e loy previous rna ~ appeal to U. 8. vo te r~. Atlla.l Steven11on Juus gotten a big- jump. The r-ecent, 2.TOO· mlle tl"lp hfJ ft'l"&dll In Qne day Is ah exampl t> of lhlnb"fl to com e. He 11n<.1 E~:~tea Kerauver expect to vlsll a.lmo11t every nook In the ns t ron . The Republlco.na will answer them s lrlde· fo r - ~ t r itll!. Th<e big- man In th e GOP Cllmpalgn, from 11 lr u v cl ln ~ :,t.mdpomt fll lea s t, Wlll u~ Nixon. He plana tllo llllllnda of miles or bu rmsloHJi lng. ' Vlca t '"'l.t•nt Nl10n e • PANAMA VF.RSUS • • • NUEZ- Ti r~ s~n~lt lve I'una mnn ln nil ma y be annoyed at Secretary or S ta le John Fo11te r Dullfl.t tor not making •Ure they were invltMI '!O''t'h<e Lon dun <'o nl!ll't!liCe diMcuss tng the Suez canal crl!!ls, but tlt4)1ltfllf.C!I Jro: plo.mr to follow E gypt·s lead und take I)Ver the Panama c t~.n al. That ht the wo1d from Wa Ahln gt on "lns iJe n,'' who aa y U1a t the Panamanian• ere tntere11ted In gcllin t.:" more economic help r rom \he Uni ted Bte.tea In return fo r th e Canal Zone, but a r~ not thln k· l~pf of rolnc BO far u to natlonnl b:c the c anal. f'or one thing, P unam u. know.11 that It doean' l have the techn ical J.;now•how to operflte the canal. Panama a.l11o tul~t sa.t'<JI" f ro m o ut· .t!t¥ ucrotu:hment lly the pre11ence of Amerlcuna Jn the Cenal Ztlne, krWwlnr the U. s. w111 act 11wltlly and '"In great ange r" ~hu ultl '-"1 IO.~!~tlllde power att em pt to 11teze the money -maklnl" eanal. .I • • • • "'ll TIUHT MONKY- Govef"l mcnt economl11t1 are cOncerned over •r; or the Increasing ll("'o~.n: ily of ~ 1'6dl t. D!II~Cul\11!1 are 1141<.1 lu l19 •JrN-~tlnf thrO'Ughout a lurce a rea or the butlneu community. "tla:ht money" tlltuatlon haK l'l.'ached the point wtqtr,.. s"me lut.'"lkl ,ne refuaing t o ({ rant or rl! new per110nu.l loans baRd on setmitlea a. oollateral. The automl)blle 111du•try, which has had ,a rough yeaf, ta partlt. Nl~t~·•y p,rturbtd. Automakera reel that a· continued c redit lKI.Ueni< would pinch pa.lntully at a time when they are oou,nUng 011. ilamor0\tA new 18:11 modeL. to ~ve ulea a blgllft. Born• auto ftnanc e companlea, now paying the Auf. . .l1¥e h~••t lntereat stnce 1930 on the money they bor· 1 _,~ "Y , TQW from bank~~o, pl11..n to paKA along at least part of -us U1elr lncreaaed coate to cat' dc!llerR '•rturbed 1'htr c:oncenauR In Wa!ihlnl(tun l ~ lhnt MmethinR" 1h.oui<J ~ dotle to ea11e lhe moncy 11\ll.l"kt> t Howe ver. wll h \ lie ro~ t o( II villi" at iU1 all -lime high , Ute pwUI• •m l" a co mplu·att' <l m u• Ad· mlnlHtflltlon otrk iuL~ u 1e liHplllg Lhal a '"na.lUH.tl vJ ju:.tJu,· nt · \' Ill 4•k• Ctua Of 01 ln~a Ldol <: 1£ 1~·, Uun 1>,1y. f ,tcJ' 1h' 4 ' JUfJ.IASI THURSDAY, IU'Tfi.Bh"K I, l ~.:iil Check Child's Smile For lrregulaT Teeth 1J IIIQAII H. IIINDIIIN, tL D. . TEETH tha.t are Irregular or not lhb ho.ndlca.pa t.nem In smlllnB 1n tJJell proper place won 't .11 ltlk t an d s peaking. operly when your jiJwa an H '11 be&t to take a i!Uon t o pre · oUaht l.o1eU\er. Thl.11 meat1S )'OU vent irre.-ular teeth a.~ an ear ly l.J' a Dad bite or maloceluslon. age. Take a JOOd. look at your ~--' Ml~Kln younrst.er•a teeth the n r xt tlme _ _._ •• , he amllea. Wblle yt:~u can't a!wayl The muaeW oJ' your law• and tell it theJ are trregulo.r, &ome mou\h art amonc the at.rona:eat young1tera hue teeth tha\ oil· E IPJOur bodJ. There II a rreat deal vlouai.J aren't atra.tlht.. Itt ,preu~aP •zerted when \he IMIJt ~· brQUibl lolother tor ~ M..O.wln&. It you ha" any doubt about · ft the teeth fall t.o come &o· the com\ltlon ol your y ounRst~r ·s ,, pl!'tr perfectly, a lew or them ohewen, &ake him to th e d entist ~era OOAUnu.oua pounclln& and and Ket aome n:pert adv ice. bt•m.•rlne. Tllt7 are actuo.Uy And don't uae the excu8e that OHrWOl~llcL O!a.d-..ally, they tnllY "Lhey're jUI\ bab7 teeth ." Tbo:se Jn0ft1 Ol beeome tilted, wear down p,rlmiU'y teeth norm.,ny guide the txcelllfll1 and Hen tlt lott tlnt r ormanent molars tnto pnmaturtiJ. place. So lL'I Important thu t._e~t·l' otb.tt teeth &lao au1Ter from the 11.rat ,Mt 11 at,r&IIJht. 4JiuH or from aide preuure 1 IUIIUt a t.h0rou1 h dellta 1. ... bJ tht tet\h that do all amtnatlon for nery c htld early In . WOI'~t pttiON tlood Job of lUe and, bJ the &lit of S, r egultu C£.ued ' j •• l ahiWiDI .. vtrtu&liJ tmpoplble. ch~~imber lt'a up to you par - JIG& onlJ de t.h., place a needleu ent.a Lo belp 'that young;s t cr k.e q ; ntdo oa their d1ae•Uve .,..., tiiU. but \b.IIJ allo mlu out on hlllmUe brtaht. maDJ taatJ and autrltloua fooda QlllltiOll AJfD AliiWR JIIQb' btoauu eblwinl: 11 too 1. K .: 1 haTI ealll.laee on the dUiinll tor &hem. olea ot D\J teeL They have been ft,...llecdtla removed MYer&l Umea but recur 1 J'nq1t1AU1 U1 .. reeult.a ln poor Ia \hiH anJ WI.J 1 can 1et r id of mutrtUoa dtaeatlon. Thelr them permaaent.l)') bNJt.b 1naJ euller .. well An~ wet: Uaually, call usea o r pltJ*&I tlnlth. t.h1s type eaza be remQved by th e P8UDJ11 WUlJ Arrtpl&r teeth we of drJ ice. Th• cure u.aually ott.D &tl embarrUNd and \I"J t:Q 11 perqlattlnt. once they have been t19 ~ "'.Wad. NaturaU,, removed. ' .-w uMt ._&belt •liM. Qaa r.~.u •• Bt•4'-~ •• Tony Bennett S how 8.00 Peopl~ 8 :30 Festival of Stan 9:00 Encore Theatre 5:46 :Newe Picture " 6 :00 Top~ (J:30 Frontier 7 :00 The Mtr,glc Box Are Funny 8:00 Televisioo Playhouse 9 :00 Loretta Yount.' Sllow 9 :30 .0:00 Saturtby Nigtht Jamboree A!iiHINGTON-Frlends of \'1 coe Pr t-side nt Richa rd M . N ixon, let.! by !WYer·a l yo nng Ca!lfnrnl.l cong ressmen, quietl y h rw e lhrrted a cHmptugn tu wrn h lnr ti ll! Hepublrcan p resid en ti al n om rna· Uon In 1960, w hen, under t he Co nstttu t ro n. P r e~ltle nt Elsenhowto t' cannot be a cHndldate un !es11 he lo :~ e a th rs Nuvtomller. These rrle nJ• have ur-ged Nixon to <:o nd uct a n exteremely l1lg h· level ca mp nr gn th l11 rrt ll Tl1e ll pur po.!le 111 to wi pe out a ny Idea l hot mlgM t'XII:I t m lire puUl rc mlntl that the vice preiident Is too I"OUgl\· a wJ· t umUie a polllr cran t1..1 occupy th e W lrlte Housr So fur, at l c t~ 3 l, N 1xon rtoalty Is foHowlng the s ugges lwn11 o r 111s fne nds It was no accide nt th a t t he vt•·e presiden t re<· entty r eferred to A dld StevenHon u.n d l<:!:lleH K!'(nuv~ r us "good men " or .l t hat h e Jeft•rred to l11e C IO· AF L ex ecHtJ ve coun• <U".s e n t.I O J IH~ 11 1 e nt or Stevenson 11.1, In eft'ect, an honeBl mo.llcr of oprn1on . Ni xon r eally I n tend~ to s how m ll llons of vo te rs that the c ha rge~~: levelled agulnst him by lhe Democrats a re tu ta ll,y untrue - tha t tie Is a.11 clean u c ampaign e r 11 1:1 Mr F.l ~e nh o we r himse lf, P~ade Da nce Part y 9 :30 Yourt Hit Parade Bpn : ral Ia CP u lral Pfl ~· Asu;cla llo l' Ma n to Man 4.00 7.00 10.30 ~ery Queen tt:.J(l News &: Sport. ,, tO.OO Big Town 10.30 Count or Monte Prlsto 11 ·00 News & tl :lO Owl T.beatre 1:30 ' ure 11 :45 Indust ry on 8:30 Down You Go ~A Wflat One P ef'IOJl Cln I 1.00 Tbis is tbe 8:!5 News Picture I C. I. ll•k"IM, County Atrlcultur-_1 Apat Channel~ , ,WSAZ-TV 6:00 SpoDI.s Eye II FI.Y'III News Sign Off S~ 11:1~ TreaSUTe Theatre 12:30 Sign Off -•- - - WCHS-TV Channel 8 SATURDAY ALook At The Candidates For U.S. VicePresident 1 nrtt · Editor's N.ott: Thi• It th• t.st h urty. ,:mt.J t'~,S:. Leqn~ tbing.~ , of • 1erif's siJin1 up the ¥Ice pre,. !oo You almo~"' ro~1tl s ay t bal Nix· idr n&tl CtndldettM, on is putt in g to seve r e te~ L a statement by an e!lrl i e~· vicf' pr.Wident. ly" LYLE. C. WJ.LSON 'Phat was Jndw"n::r 's 'rom Mar:;hali , U~lt•d Pre11 Shff Corrtt~r\.nt 191 3·2 1. " N'o u n!•,'r slil(:J M'ars.h:a ll, .. .,o ulcl W AS IHNGTON , UP Ndd'e can rver lake the !r nu'b le to s hoot a sny pn•ci~l! l y when the n:imE< Rlc )l· ard M. Ni xun be-!'ame (ig hti ng vl<"e pl'csident :l• · 'No " S.hoofl"~ Eneml.. ~A. o rri s. h pt• ! I f e ne mJl's Ni xon Thl' Ant f i ~o:htJn g wo rds th y an' am ong Oemocrats gene rally and mu kPs clun't shout people, ho w· ~-~pcrr<r liJI am ong thl• !e rt win g of I'VI'I" ~ tr ong ltw urg e. St)eak er Sai:J Haybu rn gl· b r e d ·Cac.~d !rkt' a lob· Aml'rJt"a n poiJ llcs stl•r 111 th e mentln'd n( Nixon ' s Th rs mild-mannert!d young Quak('r wrt h a q uit'k srntle, wh icll na mf' aMI. ufle n, jg r.t~o blt• to fw d i~; so metimt•s s hy , 'b~ame in 111~ 'WtlNI ~ IHIN) UIIol e rQ.( ~;, lli r~ ' •· l 1 n gs. ~ p u n of HJ >· e a r~ the mos t !"-o n· Form er President - lfrum11 n o nce tr o ve rsurl fr gu. l'~ in Americnn poli· halk f' d at I'P-vi srti ng tl1 e Srn utc I res. It wil l be 10 years next No· eh:~mhpr· unt ll :t~su rPd that the vetnb t! r s ince Nixon !Jrst wa ~ e ler l· vke pt t>S ide nt wos e lsewhere. Mr. ~ ·d lo thto House of Ue prt•se n \11· Tr uma n d oP<:n"t want t o ru-star li ve!. 1t will h1• ~ ix yenrs i n N n· any whcn • wtlh J1n· s td 1 m~ EiH·nve mber si nl' t> he wu el erted to huwtJr , eit her. --. the Senate. It w1ll be fou r ye11 rs But Jt is Ni xon ror whom th e . !hen smre he waa t> IL'J'ted vtt" e pul tlicll l opposttwn r eserve tht·ir prcs1denl on the Utpuhli~pn ii cket be8t' .ailger 4 ')lherr's some a nll· 1• he ad l'l! by \Vorfd War l~ Ge nf' r SI -Nix o·n ilmtimel'lt 111 Dwiyht D. ti ~enhow~r . L'l' n part y, but not a Nixon cam e Oltf or Ute wa r as u ~ in gte vo tt> i ~a s. l'lh t h ~.H Y lieut e n~t n 1 rn nrrru1ndP-r l~t>'s bt~ ·1f"h11tl-.., y oun g 1 tnan In u nssert :~~~C~C~I~~~~ '• DAI~Y 1~1£ ~ s~&,!-~ ACR4ss · 1 Kind or •ma.ll lpple l.i Wound. mal"k 11. Con ceal anchor 3 Sum!l up 4 . F orm E-r title of ro ur tesy tncnt ot pVlt!!ry 2~ Cr oa.!Tu rk ) tta n II S(1bt> r tl tte 6. Cont r lbutes 26. Coin 7. Town t lnd) (Tu rk ) 8. Apportion 27 . Extl"act 11 . Areaa IB.t l.'l· \'nterd•Y't A11••er around lefth facti on 13 Quet'n toe 36 Exhibition J Ellza.~lh'• 28. Equip 37 Meuure , with men of land. daughter 111 Purchut 29. Go beyond .39 Lion's home 18. Llkt>ly 30 Perlehee <0 32. Enmln&~ 19. Forhld.!l tiona 21. Atone lime 10 A 141-W CJ,wlttl. Lit ) . 11 . Dizzy 12. Girl'.II name 11 Employ' 13. Otrer 16 At hOme 11 Personal pronoun 11. Am•rlcan ornllholo-BIIt 20. Untidy ~3 . W"lklp&' , •Lick . U .t.!lverl»>-1 particle of ne~ltlqn ~~ - " BII{ - / ' tamou• clO<:k H A&Nretnent 11. CoUectcd. Into a mall tl\a A.v•La nor 33. G~ letter St. )(u11c note sa. J'emale fowl Sl. Confront sa. Mountain.~ ~so. Am.) 40. Contelt1 ot ape•d tl. Olrt'J nlcknama n . Iratand <13 . Flnllhe• U . Pr«<UC64 DOWN 1. llhap~ tool DAlLY CIIYPTOQUorE - Here'• bow to work It: AXI'DLBAAXB .. LONGFELLOW On• teller simply atf.Mt tor another. In thiJ extimpfe Jl,. b ~ ror the U\r.a L'•. X for th• two 0'1, etc. Blftlle lett•ra. I.PGI" trophlu, tiJe l•nJlh and tonnaUon of \ht wotdl -~ ~ ~·. ~U JCe,ch l.lay the code latter• are dll!ereDL · A 01")'ptGJr&m QuotaUGil CDNI EN IAV QAIJVSEFPBLM lTAIN a S UFVM ' I OAP. RQNOSI'J DIG 0 M PAV ' VA Rl AlN-KRPENLV, l'ettefdN'"iJ Cr)'p~quo~: ';l'KJ:\INDIGICN'T WORLD COULD ~&: CLOT,i-tiCD QUT OF THE TRJMMIN'OS Q_F THEy~.. ,. OOl..DSMITH. pYtrlk.t.. ~ 1t1af F.atu.I'M l)'ll4kat• wtt h grea t confiden ce thai the in· de p(' n den t voters don 't like h1m Who, wh c.! and wh ere the indcpencll'nt voter s are :Jnd who is qualified to speak tor tllem 1s a matter or MOme debate. The Nn· vem\)@r i' lecti6n retur·ns s hou ld zl· lumlnate s ud\ matters. Wrn or lose, Nixo n sta nd!! to ma:(e hi s 1•nemu•s like him les o; Lfns year than la ! t . What burns them ls h is campaiJ;:n llpf'ce"c hes anrl , of cou rse, tht•1r f:ulure d, so fa r, to l!ck hlm In t hat first campa ign fo ,· th e Hnuse-1946-Ni xon made a ~ ol id bid for the left wmg blurk li1'1 ft c beat Rto p Jer r ]l \' oor· his a n ah lc vet E-ra n who al.m wn s a IUIJ pe r re nt New Dealer. Nixon Compound. F•lon., Ft~ u • · years Je ter -1950 -Nixon ~om p o unde d the felo"n y bY defeat· IRIJ:: anolhPr swe etheart Ot the"left . ot'·cf'llt t' r ele ment. Her name W::ts ll e lrn Ga hagan Douglas, t he pret· tie.~ t inember of Congress, t' v("r, who was set·vtng w1th Nixun m Lh £' Huu.<:e wb en bot h decided to seak the S1•nate seat \'llcated vul untnnly by Sht!rd ran Downe} . ~fidwa~ br•tween 1946 ll nd 19~0 ~bon Sot 'llis pu:lt Into a political ,.. · i~~.o~~ rome. The time was the first c~~f{n ~ll~4~h~U.:p~!~c;h:r ~.-:e r 1t .ss beror£. the House Cum. nut l.e-e on Unamerican Aclivrtles. N1xon was among Hte rew in tllat big hea l inf "morn who doubted H~ ss · t !'• t rmony thllt he wa s no ~: u rn q! ~ ~ llL~l and never had heard ot a m rt l nr:imed Whitaker Cham· bcrs. Tha t doubt made Nixon ana· twnal rigure. To say that to doubt Hiss then was unpopular puts it too mildly. Ooubtlag Hiss bordered on s lander or libt>l . It offended !(nod ma nners, like di rty finge r muls The nation 's egi heud .~. forme l"ly known liS the inlellt ge n lsia , lea ped as th ough b ~ t ·-s tun g Ill lh f' df' fen se and so di d thou .~ ands of mllhons of othns Trum1n' s Red Herrlnt Mr. Truman to ok a htp shot at lhe Stluation and probably reg r ets it. Mr. Truman sard the Hrss httll· aballoo was just a Republican red herring in a pollt Jcal year He said It twit•e . Eightee n months an(! two tr inls passed befure the unpec· (';.,IJJ e Hiss was \t"onvictcd of pel"· Jury for den ~ in g .acltvtt i,•s which had the color ol tre::rson Aft e r Chambers, 1ht• m:m who f mgert~d Htss. Nixon proh.lhly was most responsible for puHinli[ him in jail. There are persons about who do not condone tre ason but who ,h ave never furgiven Nixon for jailing Hi as nor for his other services of the House committee It is whis peretl a guinsl Nix on that he is a F& ~cis t . He ls accust>d of maligning th(' lead~rs uf tha Democr[l trr Party . ~he pnecisP language m which N: xon Is aecused of makina: pt> •· ~ cmat attack on Mr. Truman . for example, is not cited. It is th e over-all 1mplicat1on of h1s charge that the Truman nnd RooS('vel t a dmlni.ttralions were .qoft on Com· munlsm . lmpreltlve Polltlul Background Nixon went into the 1952 nation· a] campa ign with a ba('](ground which included the political dem l11e or Voorhis and Mrs. Douglas, the jailinc of Hiss, llerv ice on the! Rouse Committee on llnamerlean Ac tivities. He ~hose the soft-on· Commumsm Issue as a major 1812 theme. He staye~ with it in the congressional elecUons ol 195t. Nixon is a tough ma11 in a fiiht. His liouee and Senlilt<eo tri umph~· in CaliCotnla were Jop-~de major!. ties way over &00,000. Tite Elsen· bower Nixon ticket was a •pe.ctaeulQr winner The 195& campaign did n Q,t p_a y ,ufl well. :W~at 1956 H w Why ut thou eust down, 0 my 1110UI 'l' and why art thuu disquieted within me? Hope thou in God ••• -(Psalm 42, 11.) It comes t o all of us that, having achie ved our wordly d e 11irea, we Rt ill kn ow a vague anti 11:nawing despair of joy unf ul filled. A llll it will gi ve us no peace until. humbly .!leek· in g , we h ave made our peace wj lh th~ Lort.l. 8 :30 Sign On a·so Capt&l.n fL~~~Dtaroo 9.30 M.igbty I 10:00 SUNDAY !2:00 Bit Picture 12:30 Wild Bili Hickok M~use l :00 Secret Files U. S. A. Winky Dln-k It You JQ:,;lD Thrlu of TeAat Rarcer. 1:30 11.00 Btg Top 2:00 Professional FO<¢:ball 12:00 Lone Ranger 4 :30 Overse-as .Adv"Ernture cas Ne_~, ·. ,., 12:30 l..1"l Rai!Cals 112:45 J2 :M 4 :00 Baseball .Preview 5.30 ~ ~ Baseball Game Town & Country Crossroad . >i ::!O A Desk Fo r Billie will bring r emums Ia be !een . 5·30 Saturday News Speelal Vice p1 esident continued N 1xon is hated, 11 1s true.Jie 5.45 Bo~-l~agna- spop' also Js- , lovt:d by mill tons for, _ 6,~~~ enemi es he has made. H1 ~ wOnt ~ en em ws us ua ll y will cunc!' de Lhat 6:So' Beal the Clock hl' has undertaken lm·ge rrspon~b· t ies a ~ v1ce plt>s ident and tha t he 7:00 'I'he Honeym.ooaerw ha s disc harge d th r m well. The od· 7:30 Stage Show ds an • long 1h al RJc hnn l M, Nixon, now 43 . will hP th1• lt<a der of th e Re puhh rn n Par ty whe n Pr·e<rid.ent JJ:qq Two for ~he Mont!f Ei senhowt•r steps down. There ·~ 8:30 lley JeanT•ie none 1n s1g ht to c-hall enge lf"im l' X· 9:00 Guo Smok~ cepl Thomas Jo: Dt•wey, or New ' York, wlwse pl :m s are unknown · 9:30 Oomon Runyon ThHtre Ike Admire• Nixon Mr Ei senhower admires' &nd I'e· 10:00 The lAte Show specb Nilton. He lipproves of his c-ampaign tactics. F~r t he first time a vi« president bas been Pl\t !n training to succeed to th e pres tlency-jus t in ca se . The New York Times' Ar thur Krock is the acknowledged dean flf the Washington news paper corps, SATURDAY a veteran news man whose j4dg ments ot m e n and of afl"ai rs ar~' 2:59 Sign On Wide ly read and res pf'rt~d . Artl'r observing Nllwn ', p errorm JI!l t'c' 3:00 Back At The Ranch ofter some months In 'the V"J re 4 00 Film Funnies presidentinl oUic~' , Krock began a s to ry for the Tlmtos like th1s 5 00 Sagebrush ,_ SaddJ.11 "The conll truciJ VI' labor o I 6.00 News Ri chard M. Nixon , v1rc pre~i d en l of the United States. 1n beha lf of fl.15 Playhouse 15 th e E1s.t> nhowe r adminislrat ion 's program and e xecultve·legtslative 1}:30 Ozark Jubilee relat1ons m general are stea d1l y 8 00 J..awrence Welt rowing m v olum and importance P eu ons fa milh:r with th e viee pres 9: 0(} Masquerade Party tdent's he-lpful actives have to ld th1s cotrl'spondent that tl) ey 9 .30 Miss AmerJea P.a,ceant C!On >l der th e m unique in the roe· 11:00 T1i State Theatre c ords ol h1 s off!<'(' ." T h ~t i!l soJid pra ise and Nixon Pas w me a long way s ince Krack 1~ :00 Sign Oil wro\ 1.! th;ft m the s umm f r ot 1963 ., - ...,_ It TflOU6LO Wln'l IT'S 5Ea.?NO RATe··· ~1 v.>li!N I 1140 ~y ~ ljUSINESS 1 HAD THE. ~ST CL.IENT!LE IN lt>M', SOLDON~V 'llle !leST I!RA>IDS, 1 PAID ~E ei56E5T SALARIES ii>J 10V>1N ·" io4AD A oecOQA10R: DESI6N IT tN t-'OOE~N .. • I WAS . J'.«o .f<l ~- Shll\Y ... - ~IS OlJTFIT_, 63 :0 Private Secretary 8 30 A~rred Hi~k 10,00 Wh ; t '£ itt ime sJo~'Y ~f~' 1 .., . ~ Special . . lrl:15 .:,flle {:ate, ~~ow ' \' '· p•• lure. Grazing experiment. bave shown yield of nutrient. equal to a 20 per cent increase In milk per acre from rotation lfulnii as compared continuous 1ru.ing of a:rua lea:ume meadows. Strip 11'81lng ha 8 abown an increne ot approximately 60 per cent milt per acre over the conUnuow: method . These increaees are In milk pe r acre- not milk phr cow. Bec..use some Experiment Stations have reported 100 percen.t Increase tbrouah leediqs of green. m•terials chopped daJiy plans are now underway to conduct e xperiments during 19157-68 .to compart the costa and milk production result.s from dry lot fe-eding or chopped meadow crop and from feed· ing of meadow crop -'ll.aie. The pasture r e search farm at wooSter purchased in 1937 is 9 acres in s ize. At the time of purchase yield levels were eorn 3:) busheL:!, wheat 15 bushels and hay I t.on '.The productivity now equals corn 100 bushels wheat 75 bushels and hay 4 t~n. Cow numbers have been increased so thu 36 cows were grazed in 1956 and in 19~ they plan tn use 45 cows. Experience on .this farm sugges ts the us c of a ..-ombination of a lim· ited amount of orchard grass with ladino followed by bluegrass and \J-,efoll and l•te' legum" -,... ' ~ the "'•P• lo me•dow, .· "•,·,;ng ~ c proper seque nce will provide pasture from early spring to fall . Other Uems reported (In at D•lry Day included high roughage feedJng for calve 11 ,the control of bloat, mastoldlUs, parasites aa well • s the Wit'" of Vitamin D In milk fever preventon . Farmers interested in any of theee topi«- may secure the informatior1 rrom Agricultural Extension Office or by writing the Experiment Station -at to The Southeast Oblo Ega P roducers are announcing the'completion of the ir ne w l!!Cil ltles, located 2 m1lcs south of SOm P-rset, OhiO on State Ilm.\1-e 1::1 , on a th ree ' acre ·tract u~ land purchased fro m Clyde M. Wilson , one of the prod uC€r members. determining Us potential milk producina value.· Gr&as silage bu a relatively high moisture content, erl,lde protein and carotene, bu.t 15 low tn energy and Vi· tamln l>. When the crude protein of arass silage Is sutliciept to meet tbe needs for milk produc· tion, which ia often the case, the hand results of Experiment Sta· Addl\ion of e:.:tra protein ~ simply tion work at the SouttH:!astern pouting dollars down the drain Ohio Sob-station Field _ Day '#t waa· the comment of Mr. Conrad. Carpenter on September 25th. The ' One of tbe prOblems In feeding program is nearly completed and a:rass silage is that lt may take will be available shortly. up to four weeks to accustom tbe C. N. Jones, Pl'oducttoa Tes ter cattle to eating grus !illage for beat utlli.zatiou.. This involves subml.tted fifty-eight completed lact-ation reports for the fourteen chaq:e8 hr the eftlciency of the M · 1 d 1 d 1 diaeatlve processes as well a.s ad· h e1gs oonty armers ko ngd a1ry jus~me.t to f.allte and Jimell. Preerd improveme nt wor ur ng sen£ eYJdence- lndic:ates -that ad· the month o( August. Theae lactation. records are baaed (1ft 30:1 3ustment to .e:ra• ellage is as~ day production and are: very he-lpttattd with cbanaet in the types Of htmen micrCH~rganlsms. , lui In determining whiCh sires C. F. R.odeers In discussing the lll'e best and, also maintain a contbmous comparable record on u&efWnes.s or different kinds of each cow in tbe berd. alios stated that all ~pes of silos High herds In the pr(lduction of are uJ(!ful urtder certain condi· milk and butterfat are based on tionl, As In aU operations reguir· the averag~ per cow. In the herds InS:, skill and judgment the manor 20 eow, and under the James who u•es hie silo ha1 the most to F. Gibson herd was high with do with their , usefulness. Mo.re Woostet. 1354 pounds of milk average, dUfe.tent c~ under a wider Melgs County farm e rs will have Theron Johnson herd second with range of conditions of growth and moistness will make u&eable sll· the oppprtunity of seeing at f irst 925 pounds and the Paul Karr herd third with 688 poundS' ~dk. In butterfat production the James F . Gibson herd wa.a ag•ln hi8h with 47 pounch butterftt the Thereon Johnson Mf'd with 31 pouncla end the Mora herd third with 28 pouncllil butterfat average. In the herds oi over 20 cows size the N. G. Rooe h erd was firs t with 714 pounds of milk, Clarence Price 638 pounds and N. G Bailey and Son 699 po"nds of milk. In butterfat produetlon the Clarence Price herd was hlgh with 28 poundS' average, Charles The iss 26 pounds and N. G. Rolle 25 pound~ of butterfat per cow. ! c SUNDAY 11:59 Sigll On. 12.00 Faith for TodaJ 12 ·30 1:00 1:15 1:30 3:30 4:00 Oral Roberts The Pastor What's Your Trouble Thea-tre 13 Medical Horizons Going Places &:00 Kit Car.S(II:l · li:30 Rocky Jones 6: 00 You Asked For lt .. t . 0 ..:;:,..-....-:!t fllfll up wltlt PROYICO LAYING MASH Filfn FestJ~.Il 8:00 Ted Mack Amateur IJ·OO Focus l-OL.E. UP! G_UNNING FOR U.S. IN OLYMPICS--, seareb projcd i on all pba s e~ of swine r1i &1ng. This will include a report on s wine leptospirosis. Ohio State Universit y e xtemwn i'l~ialist ai!IO ba\le planned a dlscussJon and demonetratio n on he•vy bogs, - -- - See Better Chance For Cattle Profit During Next Year F.armera sh(JUld be able til buy feeder cattle a lilt~ rheaper th1s fall than tbey did a year ago. Their chances for profits on red cattle are slightly better than laat seasOn . too, although cattle feeding iD 195i isn't likely to be a bonanza . Riley Dougan. Ohio St.trte Unive rsity extens ion etonomist, mates these predictions on the ba!!is of several fllcl.on . Total cattle numbers are at their peak, with ~hght · ly more feeder cattle anilable thi s fall than a vear aJO. Many Cattlemen lost rrioney on animals they sold Jut winter and early thi s s prmg and may b e~~ ltate to buy as many feeders thia fall as the]l dJd a year ago. This may mean th01t feeder demand in general will be -weaker, NEW SUPPLY malces farming faster . Hook up witb Fast.Hitcl: ond enjoy tbe . . - . r..- farmina .. . tbe high.... quality work you've ....- Jmown. Witb Faot-Hitcl>, you bitcb implements in aeoonds. have more time for field work. Equally important, F~t-Hitcb, is eaailf oet to malcb evoey field ccMnhtian and Job roquimnent, tohelpyou do far bettourorkeuier.lfyou baven't tried Fut-Hitdt, you bave e treat iD etore. /;1,11 7W- ME ~If. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. -- - ·- 4 BUITERNUT & SECOND . --... -.._........, RED BRAND Order Your r..t convenloa aDd bet.W. Oat ... . , FENCING AND 1011 is HBALTK-lhe •bilii:J:10 . - BARB WIRE ,.,.. _...._..\~ u. I. , •• ,.._, --ooN"tdtolofi20.. """'"' _ , ..., that """ ... 2.$ SEED WE CARRY len this week. Otrice rs were CAN YOU AffORD -elected as follows: Prcsldent, Mr~. Helen Sauer; Vice-president, Mrs. NOT YO HAVI YHIM' Beth Pullen, Secretar-y. Mrs. Mar. Ree your Cb1rle& Venita~· Nichola tha Chambers, Publicity, Mrs • Iodiu ' - . Kathryn Miller Future meellugs will he held lhe second Thursd ay or each month and will b(' ali day meetin g~ . The rlub will meet thh Thursd:~y at 7.30 p. m. a t the hoiJle of Mrs. Martha, Chambt·u to plan prOJects <rnd mee tin g Slcubenv!Ue Woodsfield dates for th{; cum rng year. and St. Clairsville, Ohio A COMPLETE LINE OF AND CHICKEN ·Feeders & Waterers · Fertilizer .' ·Middleport N. 2nd St. ''I AeGUTi-115 JONT e>~C•PT Middleport Mulberry Ave PHONE liiU VlHe llUSN!SS··• WE'RE PROUD We're PROUD our emplbyees gave you lhe type of oervlee and produelo you needed, Our prt~ent employees are - Eugene Buc:kley Glen Tboma John Beover Paul Sturgeon Lyle Hysell Robert Llndslamor Donno Jones Kennetb Wyant Lawrenee Buab Jim Satterfield Cbarleo Bnsh Eotber Hoyeo Jac:k W. Caney, Mer: OUR GOAL IS TO PCJMF.ROY, Ollltl - FROM ~~!0 NOW SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL FEED MILL .. -- tVE HOARD EVERYTIO""' POMEROY, 0, loc:te au o...- dtt H3tcheries 1 will delttibe resulta of e ur«nt rt: The Sign Of Quality Fleming RT. 124 MINIRSVIUE, OHIO Memben of tlie statio n start MlMIElS Of J HI RAPID FIRE p· 'IJI t• ·r ·, 1rl nn allrrnate apprH r to be a tormJ ·'~ Lie tr.r.. ~~ ( 'r; J , ",., , re they q·J ,; 1 t 1vt In n na l11 tor tLe 1!.15G (lJ<·m l· l( r,, 1 I Pj.~< , U,t t i"":[' U S, .J '·' • are (J lor): J ohn C Fort·• :.', 1 , L .·, L'<rlrol, fl• .~, l; J oh 11 H [J r·, rrnr•nt <Jf 11 1c Arr :. • r • · ,,,J. Jl.inr,l du. ~ru1 111 1:1 alter nate, :Sg t. Ru t..efl O. J (''" ~. U. ilo : i ,; 1, ~ Cur;...i.SLul.klon_ r.;ri ,J. A NEW SUPPLY 1\hor·- """""""""' PROVICO MILLING &FEEDCO. Guest • peat.~r for Swine Day will be Wilbur Plage:r, p resident of tbe National SWine Growel'!l' Coundl . Plaa:er will discUH aims and acromP,lisbmentl of t he or ganization with particular emphas1 s un Obio problems. • Received! ........ LAYING MASH ~TAB!!II!N CHe.~Y ·----· Fed rattle prices have strengtlt· ened substantially this summer. With general business prospect ~ gOOd, fed cattle prices n-eld year $ou1d be u .strong as In the pasl year and the price margin between t,eder cattle and fat cattle should widen slightly . With adequate feed supplies Dougan ex.pet"ts feed prices to be •bout the s ame as lasl year. JUST tJI t'oscL To JOGiblo ,.,_, 40 lltL . , _ The Brownell H(IJnl! Demonstration Club held Its first fall meet- er IDORI por bq otW. mon GrP A ing Rt the lwmc of Mrs. Betlt Pul· tfOp egg production with 9 :30 Bin Bak~ 10:00 St~aw :ff.p:t Ttu~atre •11 :00 Sign Off ." ~ Vour hens will make a non-atop ftlght. No alack-up In produclion bul aleady, contin· uous laying all the woy. Get 1et for non· 6:30 These Are 'fhe Men 1 :00 Brownell Home Demonstration Club Meeting IN f)L.ACE 10 '' \"'P; 11-le ~LL. . rr FORA , , The Eig Producers were f~ H.! ~:>wn lleet of ~b merly the Southeaste:rn · Obil? Egi at the farm aaci Auction A.ssoclatlon _. located 41>l city. • Nel;;o nville , 'Ohio wilb a brand• maehine17 w•s at Cambridge, Ohio. 'the operabme of the cont 1ow have been consolld~ted and Js designed for d · relocated tor m<lre ' elfic1enty in 'with S(!ales egg marketing. Since t.he or~ani· an (IUDU. The zation was formed In 1941, ~be iR ue on • •rental 'basU area bas to the nortlt, ·Page-DetrOit, Inc . .'Aptll'OXi· thereby more ln. mateJy ~0%. of -tbe volwne.. ·handthe. center of · , be11!dea led I · ePa!=lred In one ·dcHeD · etr· being closer · ttnu, rather thaa ~ tbe ataDdard .30 dlstributlon. The D7:1~~~~~~~ d~ze.n CWf:C, ·~ ~ of lllewelJht bl~k Tbe orBanizaijon covera ia .•ll..or 188' x 50', aOO. 18 in part· 28 · tOliUties ~li ' ao~t.l1,e-R&many in and out tbe Ohio and ha• a mernhenltilp be one of the U.ne8t i.n .· ~:~~~;~I oVer 3000. . lion and equipment.. Th , e -terntory ic divided ioto. 12 is complete with offlCell, d••·•·• ~ .. --:-s . wJtb ~acb dis~ld , being directors room, lun<:h repretented by oDe memm on employees, suppb' room; e:•rage, tbe -Boanl of l)lre(lara. '"ttbiS .board •mple wOrt room, .ad the bnt in t :lu .a( egg cooling faclllttea. Tbe entire : : uo~ .a( the otef!ryza.. plant is be-•ted and air · dlr~~~!l :Ism:! for maDnum worldDJ · Edwarda. , Itt. 3 . The egg eoolln1 room it QhlO. · · ed at 55-511 degree wll~ llum_h;l':tr . 21 emt)Ioyat ~% relative. Th~ com.bnt... 1500 etSel (If atton gtvf!8 the maximum The Jn main~alnins · the time the eJC• has tv the plant, until rnllllon ered to tbe city for. e.atlf of org•nizatlcln is poultry " that I ~lj I 3-The Sentiru!l, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 ., Sept 7, 10M I I-llS I-OLE-IN· DeSIGNI!D BY A MOUSE. L..OOKIN' Swine Day Is September 20 At Wooster Wooater , 0 , Ohio Swine Day will be beld Thu n day, Septt:mbn" 20 at the Ohio Agicultural Ex()f'r imrDt 1lat1on, CJaainnu A. ;. Moxoa hal •nnounced. Mornin1 HllriDD1 will take place at the station '• IWlM re• ean:b center 3 rnlle1 eut of Woo• 1 r Wbt'ft t pedelbtl wUI con duet vislton on a tour or ex pe-n mutal Iota of pip. • At noon Ktivilies will move in· doon to tht: ~eTVice bu ilding at , tbe lhaln c=ampu.a. for th e apea.km a: procram . exhibit. and demorutr• tion1. Lun~beon facllitie~~o will be set up in the ll'l"fV1ce buil di nJ. Upon reJiaterinl, all Swine Day visitote w ill be given e atr y blan kh for 1 conteJt OD swmr per!onna~~ee .. AND!!· 5J}l _ 9:00 $64,000 ChaHenge luo H. R. Conrad ln reportl.ng on stlaae stated that the ebem· lui content of tbe ensiled crop ls the most impol'tlnt factor in ar•ss Southeast Egg Producers New Building v vv yv B:OO GE Theatre ' "I· Re •uJ~ of re.eucb co ntlnuaUy Plol.nt out nrw ldt:a. or confirm o cler ~ctlee• wblth ue proli.l· able for fartDttll . The summary of tbe aonual Ohio Dairy oay held recently at the Oblo Alfi.cultu.ral Exj)eWment Statton at Wooater poi.Dted out many tblnp which wlll beaeflt Melu County fmmen. The quettion of hay and 11111ge bu been one wpteb farmers have Clebet.ed !or many yearJ. A . D. Pratt in hill summary o( propor· tions of hay and Jilage to (eerl repo~ that the conaumpUon of rouab•re wa• more depenc1eat on Quality and palatabiUty tbll"ll upon the method 'Of p~aUon: of the rougbqe. G1-oupa of cows over a two pear period wrere fed raUona wltb tbe amount o( hay and ailage varytne all the way from !ti'O to one hundrel pe.r tent. Tbe amounll of milk produced by ~Bath · var1atlon were 10 nearly tllke tbat tbe question of pro)pOI'· Uon1 of My and sll•ge resolves l.tlelf into one of farm management "pollcy and· praeUee accord· lng to Mr. Pratt. 11e i n tower tl lot tha n Ia borlr.ont•l tllo.. Other bclora to eon.ldtr In d ecidln& which lype of sUo to buJ or eollltruct incLude capacity for t he Uve1tock o n band tacU.I Ues tor empt)'lna: and ti llia,a: atld the flexibility of the 11lo auch ll alze IDd eue of mechani.z.ation of the feed ina proct~~a. Puture utiJlJatlon of dliry cowa coaUnuea t o be o ne of the major experimental proer.o~ma It th e staUon bee•u•e ot ttl.e fact that puture provtde1 dia:estive outrienh at one-half or the cost of nu.trient:a lrom other rouJbaa:ea and at onefourth of the cost from grain.a. There is little hum•n labor a nd no machine, Work lnv(ILved In East Maira St. Pomeroy, Ohio OUR POLICY WE ~AILED TO YOU AND.TIUJUNDREIJS OF II lo "Sell Quality produds lo both our Far:DI.er and City ~ustomers at prices as lo"" as C:llt be purehaaed any piau. An unconditional gua.r. ' OUR GOOD, LOYAL CUSTOMERs, SEVERAL "RAISE F AIUT . INCOME AND IMPROVE RURAL THOUSAND OOLLAIIS OF CHEcKS AND CE'fl. STANIJARilS OF LIVING" TIFICATES The patronage you reeelved. YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBOIIS MADE THIS POS- tbla week wiU help lo 10. SIBLE. WE THANK YOU. utee on we sell PROMPT, EFFICIENT and COURTEOUS SERVICE ALWAYS. SHOW your neighbor. TELL your Phone98 WE'RE PROUD We're PROUD our dlrecton gave proper guidan~e to make your Co-op function proritably. Our dlrecton are all our prod.uds as only lhe best. or OWNERSHIP THIS LAST WEEK friends, promote your . Co-op and you promote your own busln.eu. If we don't hive I~ we'D get II. eompllsh tbls goal (Shhhhhhhh)- WATCH OUR ADS FOR OUR BIG ANNOUNCEMENT -YOUR PATRONAGE HAS MADE THIS POSSIBlE ' . • , Warren Pickens ArvlJ Holter W S. Mlebael Raymond Flll'bee Zlba Midkiff *Wilber Parker *Diredor for 1955 • �I, - - ' '-'l'lle StnliMI, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 .. Sept 7, 1956 ., ,, • ' • • .. !, ., . \i' ~The Sentlne~ · Pomeroy,_Mlddleport Ex-Panthers-Score 13-0 W1 ·()ver E~ Yellow Jacke· ' s-r: LOUIS U1l' • - R.edl"p, still Cillchmoti u.f ia the dOUidt alter aolring bd 1Ift a.,.;~ pll.i!i! and· wJth.lri· aJfOutlllj · ildtlnc~ of . Ant place, mw,id ~~~ fodlly (O ·play a nicAt jamt *ita. the St. I -·••d,.... Around.The Football . Camps Of Top Tea.ms I n .M-1"d·wesl came w•sT oi ' tO. 1W~o~o~ds~o~•·d;•n~ogth~e~r~n~a~,h~y~~~ SMI~H ~ CttnMING . COMPANY ~ NAME MEN in bear JIMMY BRANDS WOMIN IOYS YOUR SHOPPING - ( .' ARSONS, Inc. MIMaport, G. olel, 1-1,De~lt and pitcher Larya of the Tigers Frank pitched four--bltter to ebut out the Kansas City, A'•· M. Tllree Orlolt pltche<'S tere~ were rle'"y=M:•:•w:e:ll:.~ " ~::;: 2 PHO.. E .-·~. ~ bat- 1D the lena.tol's 'big inning 6 whlelil included a three--run home; by JOH ValdiVielao, Eddle Yol'lt of 904· •I Y ··· .•1 _'1 ,_.• . " ·' ,_. _ _ _ _ _;;.,;:.,: · · :~ ,~-~-·.J "· · ,. '· ' QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME VANZANDT ~A.DILLACS KARR and . LAETTNAR . a·uyt BETTER Ohio State University call attent· ion this week to the rnuc~ larger number of Turkeys- be in& W~d~ced than ever before. 'l!btal growers thi• ytlar Will (UD """l'id 75 million ,bir.,s:. Producers lrq_ turning out' bi~s on :1 Yl!lt iround program Which makes it pcdsible tor consumers to have turkey any _time. 1953 Plvmouth 2 dr dlx s~ .... $895 . One careful owner. Original Ugh! green finish , 1 Plymouth Savoy 4 C195'4 ean car mside and out cfr sed $1 195 • 1955 Plvmou.th Savov 2·dr sed $1 69>5 WE ARE SURE YOU WILL Bt,SATlSFIED . ~'J' ·- , We t!li -: Melt' AII Of ·Your AUTO·NEIDS . ~ IJS41uick ~11dmo~ter 4,cfr · $1;995 i Buick Roadmast•r .. ·Save $600 way. Power steering and brakes • CARS RtVJera cpe Full power windows, seat, steering and brakes. Like the day It was so" and bumpers · · 1953 Polltloc Dlx 8 cyl •: · · . •· - $1,095 4 dr sedan; Hydramatlc drive. Original · two tone green finish ' 1953 Chev Bet Air 4 drsed .... ,.. $995 Door, red over-crearD, Beltltr V..S; be8ter; ~t covers; ~tra nice. 1953 B'Uitk V8 Roadaitoster · · $1,495 195.3 Chevrolet 4 dr sedan. A car we can recommend to our best 4· dOOr;. ~O;mles; light blue over dark blue. l-lellter customer'!- Power steering, po'l(er .brake,, one own er. New one casts over $4,000 1954 ~orcl · 1954 Buick l duedan -.... · · · S l.f95 2 door; low mileage; lifllt blue; healet Cbevrolets finiSh model. Week~ij special Original ~lue wi1h White 'op. We've serVfced this car since new , ¥.1- loti -panel;n~w,dark ,_ . . Power steerllig; automatic shift; ot\e careful owner 1 ' Rutland Antol VAN ZANDT POMEROY, OHIO I• • • • 1 • J - . .. ' • . FREE · ""'· ·5u . 'THESE 4J EASY RULES cillbt w. Jt· ¥ I • " $1095 • ~· ~ green finish; One owner . 1913 $iuclebliker . , $699 :i ''6"; heater· . , ..ILCO i I I _;.."....-.;.; ........N A- . dO«~ciii!Jipton 1fJ, ~ , ,~~~ .. · $1095 . very clean; radio; heater and seat covers I '~- ~·a••; ·.I.Jith.•"Niet · ; -. lltaler. C~nvertii\te; i-adto; . .' ' $86S ' lll~ck with while nylon top ' ,~~o•~:~~;~~ , : ...~ . $465 2 door; new ~oat. cli'\lm; heater; radio. 1950 Iuick Special 2 dr -----· -- $395 $250 1950 Ford 4 dr . .. .I. . . . . . . tires. 1950 Huds~112 drsedan · · · .... · Sl$.0 '¥.. ton plcku"' new paint' I . l949 Mercury 4 dr seclon · · · · · ·- $1,95 .· 1950For4 · · Practlcatly :new •• • • • I DILUXI 30" AUTOMionC DRUIIE IIIOMoiiD . . Ul1iDIYJOIIUI PI.USit, · $495 . . ton pickup,~·~; new 11alnt. ,.___ ,_"·' ~ i 1950 Ch4vrolet . . $495 . - . ! ::;;·:c 2!t";'X«#=' k:~ .: --·· i ''N'·.r.-:--aw:--P7'fi'- . : ,j ,, ~ . ' $845 • • 1954 Chevrolet . . $845 1952 De Solo V8 4 dr 1.0n · · · · ~ $89$ car . ' 4 I\,, US.. E·' D CARS ; '· . FOREMAN& ABBOTt . .. II THE STARS... ® 1955 Chevrolet ·· $1895 1956 GMC Vi to1118 cyl.... · .. , $f895 Pickup; Very low mileage, dlx cab. Chrome 'grille 1947 Chevrolet 4 dr · :· .. · .... · · $-77/f · •' C!'!.r ~k Of foe~ -''10 . :,USED . ..r· (iir'Wn. Very liiw !iiile~~getE!ceeptionalinlevery Sllarp ' @ 1954 Mercury Monterav -. -· -.$1 795 1948 Dodge 4 dr . .. .. .. .. .. · · $99 51 1 ~ ,. Ma'rtttlna: specltillst point oot Hard top cpe; One careful owner. Merco~atic drive. Smart ~hite with red. top, ' AND OF HIGHEST QUAUTY 12 MOS. GUARANTEE ...... $ 9.fs n< . 24 MOS. GUARANTEE ..... ·. $U;~ ' ' . ... 36 MOS. GUARANTEE .... _., $1~,9S,ea . . . , . -d~ ~· r· -~ Full Line 12 Velt.< IIA~rlel ·~ FltEE I -~ '' ' ._.,try '. One local owner. :sharp car, red with black toP. Red and grey trim lnsl~e. . . ' 19~6 • Sponsared by Foremu • AM e4125 f'Mait\ iiM.- 'Siah" · · ·· tl •·~ lo. olleiWe .. ""'"' lflil ( is ' " f .> 'l'r . ' .1[ ooWji f!lo ...o!IOY.., Of F.....,.n I AloMit .... ·. . on!1'st open to ev•ryonc ·I•'·~~ : "'' funl ~ ,_,n ""'" • ~~ ef tllol; ,• ......,. ,, ~...- ........ - ~ bl'ooloio do ot! Shown below ore -the pictures o · l':weii-~IIOWn N Stars • 21 ~I ,~~ wiD lio (uoltod on oh bash ef thlo to4 In .,..., te 'l""llly- · · · who moke .~P 6 of AmeriCa:\ 1Jr&afe~(~Y. teoon~. A,ll you ~ -~ ~~- of ..... -ftlty h0>1e to do· os motch up the two' _,,.. · !1Umb•s ltol !II•~ ~"' · and ••18loaUoy, ood I~ C:onteit cloNt mldnlehl ..,._ It, ots6 L b , -' h d !J ;.,i, . i:t ''. , , 1>£ . ' . ' . . T hw the _,- woo m•ll..t. I•.•em Jtso .. e I e correspon in11• pjgp~el ~ . bi'J!Aii' .lli&l w · ito\'lw. F•""'•' ' · . bOttOm '1f this od. Print your naololh'!di:' rmpllilnf9;~ · :~( .,.. sq~ · ol;cliloft ofllto ·fudeH wol bo fin ... 91 All wlnntrl will h. .,.,._ ~ _.L 4 'the- entr~ blo?k to us ot .tlie ·~a 71il)!~· fhQt(~ ;!iiJI·, Simple · 1 Jlo, ~ly one •"'•• ,..1.. 1oi All pri...... ,.. ......... IUIII .....,..... ~ enough. osn't ot? Ad now! .Dtsft!r cUiaj'11 Time. cou(ll$ i• ' ~ .)l'fll!nl :Jf 51 wH' bo mallo In the . tM winn....... thlt ........... .af the to be one of the lucky winneu. · · ,' " · :Jf .' ••· 4ther ,,1,.... -.oniiOf: "'.,.. a MMtt ·FOR A. 194iJ PlyMouth 4 dnedon ...... $195 STOP IN .. • ' J,i DIIYIONE AND Buy From ' ' . . j -... 1951 Hudson C011vc1te · .... · · .. · $395 1956 Demonstrators ' ·.. . :· *Ill. . MOORES ass.y lett\lce. Pf"tCH ' THlSE IEAUTIES ARE PRICED TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET Pienit ls Hel4 . ~ \ ·-.-.~·. f . 1951 Pontiac 2 duedoll .. · .... · $395 • Pltone STRAIGH·t l9S2 Ply-t.h 2 d.r · · · · · · · · · · · · $445 OF • A Week-End Specials E'E KARR and • Crueser Family du b. TUrkey a Ia kina. with aenerou 1 qultnt:itUII oft bite·tb.ed 41rlley mut, cooked flnel)' ~hopJ!ed • cpler}· onlons, irt.'.P! pUP*r1 11nd mush· rOllms added to tbt whlta sauce, ii a b·eat Pb)' time. Serv.e over ste11m- ~~~·t; ed dte or sDlit bjKuiu. Anotbtr tft!~t fir 1ummer .. ling · is- a ·•del\lte.. , ttirltly sandwich made b),- eoM&in'htg tcHI turhy, homevoWn tometoea, and ~ •or 1952 Iuick SDiciel 4 dr sed · .. · $195 n.ow mileage, locafownef; exceptional in every way, WE AT WHERE OLDSMOBILE$ durin11 m-oat of it& 20 renia.hdDJ games.Only five eamea 1ft ICbedule-d at Crosle)' Field, ·~ four of them are with tonight's Q:Pwne~ Sept. :U·U . The other ,l\ome ••tne is with front runnln& Mitw'ailkft, Sepot . Z5. mer Vine-gar Bend Mizell , whose The Redlt&s will make .one hit won-lost strin1 shows 12 f!Yen . swlni around ttie league, .Pta)'iq The entire lea1ue was aclive t<; all teams one more time. day and t-oniaht afrer the only ltllled'uled gam• Thursday wu Mr. and Mrs. W. M. SwaJn,-who drowned out In Brootlyn. Tht atte-nae-d the state fair WIJ ,.etomDOOlen were to face the NeW panied home by their ~r~n4fbn, Yo:rk Gl11ltl, 1lready eliminated Mf. and Mrs. Floyd ~a from the racoe statiatical1y. ColUmbus were euests Of lOu Clnelbnati wj]J be on tlte road FlGrence Umber1er. · .. Brooklyn Dodgers Defy Twin Bill Jinx For Tonight KeeD KIWN~ th1t u.e plenttul IUpply &t •m•11 hn'U1• QU)' be ~ed accordinJ 1o tinlll y t•tt1. Stith binb m•y be rQIIIted , bri1Hid, •rolled, fried , or b..-becued. Turkey .w.d. with te~r Ulrllt)' ia. IDOd •iUWI ctKullu, wttb crullfby ce le ry, lempn juit4-." and nlad tfreuina:, ""Yed on salad ereens make» a ~elllbttQl summertim e 1'o Meet Mize~ And Cardinals Hunnt>l Int ercepted a pass , thra wn by Middl eport 's John Vernun , and Louis Card!~ was do wned . on the Oran ge an o black 18 ~- ard line. A penalty , on 1 1'Jie ·~ IV UNITED PRESS tht' pla y. IJruught the ball tu th e for tile N'iUOnll ~· flac got batter w!iin tti.e ~~~ jumped NIMoftal L••uu~ Yellow J <.ekf> ls eight. Hunn el, dt>ep in Mlddie tr.rr ito '.within • .Pnt• l~d· Ollf·ba1f Pf W. L. Pet. GD teque leadtq: a«~kee and oJ\e 81 lS2 .609 :ory, p.cke d-up lWO yard" ar9und Milwaukee half a game better -*~~• a.o.tlyo. Clndnnatj 80 S4 ,597 1111 ~nd, wh 1t h helped the Panthers Clootnnati bod ta!Jjo fo third Brooklyn 79 :54 .:594 2 rt>gain so me lost yardai.e due to a St. Louis 65 68 .489 16 live yaul 'penalty, precedin( the , •nd seemed sll:J~~ . Jilil~ t su•ft Philadelphia 61 70 .466 19 play. Bill Sheridan hit Bill Qualls 'JJu"' <JI lfowor Jut ' tho~ bi<i ln strone. caoted&D. Pittsburgh 58 76 .433 23 1h wilh a pa ss good for eight yard.~. st. L-oul• l.t the oeorelt tellftl· tt 'New York 55 77 .417 251-'l and Halfbllck Don Betting plunged tllo "BI~ _,.. Jl,alio!Juj 1!1 Chicago .. ~2 HO .394 28.\h from the two, good for a TO, and !ourth place today, but 16 ••mea Thursdav'• lt""hs the try (or tbe polnt ·after touebaut of ftrst·. New Y4.lr.Jt at Brooklyn, ppd, ratn. down was no goad. M'anacer Blrdit TtbbtU&. tool • Only game schedul ed Late in the third quarter, aftor Frlftr'• l'robable Pitchers Gene Oiler had hit Rice with a no ehan'tes ow lfte mound tor to Dilht's tuule, He sebedlllel! Joo Milwaukee at Chit-ago - Buhl pass, good for flve yardi; Vr-oman · Nuxball, +flo h"' 90!l II Mlil loit 16-6 vs Jones 7-13. toued a pass tG Bob Ashley, nete!Jlht games, t& pi~tt. f<Jr Gibtin· : New Yol'k at B1·uoklyn 2 games ting ~ight yurds, abd the Middle hllht - Antonelli 14-13 and W<u·- Alumni wel'le seemingly rolling; .;. nat!. The Cm:ll' ehOioe Wil Wil· thineton ~ -12 vs Newl'orflbe 22-6 fi\'e yard penalty llgiilinst the Ja('kTHE H-21 LIGHT CARGO HIUCOPfll refuels 6,000 bip, which followed b;r onl7 ten 4Q'I tti.• fint.~ aqd Ers kine 12·8. et1>. null ified , this gain, and they teet up u lt nears the end ot a Z,810~mlle non ...stop ceutu.l IUC:b pn)ceduri lnvol11Q 1 heit~ on the second team. Ray Nit-ache fight lrom Sao DJe&o, Oalit .. to Wa.shlnaton. The Capt. lamn E. Sowala.d (jnlet) Of Ambb; ~ Pitbburgh at Philadelphia 11ight lost the bull or. downs , as two pa s~ was the first tetllin·fill1beet thoutb trait completed the Journey ln 31 hour~, 44 mln- waves t7om the ~Jt ~ Dmdhr&' tlilldit tftil -Z.w 7-14 Vs Robert!l 15·16 plays were broken-up. The P:an· pressed by Del¥8\liiL Clllclnnati at St. Louis nightlhera took over on their own 36 _ _ utes. Two other P~ retuelln.ls took plar:e ool the Pent&IOD. two other mea eompltt.il W illfiliW.. MJtcheU, Wllom J:Jlot. desertbed. Nux-ball JJ-8 vs Mlzt•ll 12-12. yard line . as "one hell of ab off'haioH bllicl," · D11vis Rosenhilum Saturctly'l Game~~ could be the b ..okawoy runner to Cal ] Woods Ntw York at Brooklyn A pt>n11lty <~gainst the Paittn.-r~ . replaee J. C. Clrollaf. He brob Bt·ech }' aulk PlttJburgh at Philadelphia !nought lhl' ball back fiVe yards; tW the Mich.ieao eame last year Hoyt MUwaukee at Chicago Sheridan .-.kirU!d lll"'und end for a .opbomore ind Eli"' •dd he'> Clnelnnatl at St. Loul~ nieht six; o,.·er tal'kle rar two, but the blltUor ~ the aee.oncr JUitf' than in American Laa1ue Ja('kets lin ~ stiffened and 'he was !dltor Note: Thl11 It th• first of particulary becaus• Rod lt&nson, the, first,"\~~~ because the other W. L. Pet. thrown for a two yard loss on the a terles on mel or Midwest football a star as a sophomore last year · kids Itt ti Nrw York 86 48 .642 next play. te•m•. . brok.e his ankle this sprina: and ,;;;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:~;;;::;;, Cleveland 75 56 .573 91h The Pant'hN quarter back on By ED SAINSIIURY . ' Eliot won't bt> sure of his RhysiChicago 73 ~H .M7 111ft the n•·xl pl<~y, skirted his right and Unlkd Pren Sport' Writ'r . cal ('Ondition untH he wlthrtandl Bolton 72 60 .545 13 pieked up some blockers and scamCHAMPAIGN tU.. uP • Ray eontact. ()n the ·other side, :!Hot · Detroit 68 67 .496 191h pered 3R yart1s to pay-dirt, and Eliot hold~ hopes fOcr 'neither the was using Charles Butle-r, WhO Baltimore 58 74 .43{1 .2'1 the PanLher elevf'n Jed by 12 Sher· Elg ,Tt•n championship nor the pla;yed l<~lll year. Washington_ M 77 .421 291!: Jdan's boot, between the up.rights Rose Dow! tor his ntinois tol)tball' "But," EliOt said, ..a year 'ato · :ay Mlltlftt ·• · .MNy: -~.--'JollY Kansas City 43 89 .326 42 was good for the extra point. BY JOHN GRIFFIN team this )'ear, but wanted the Bp.tler was a fourth •tring eDd apd If MAN At.OJfa Thur.-a_,-. anult1 Pomeroy racked up 1I tirst Unlted PrHs SpOrts Wdter club to make a strong' bid to fin· new he'& on the first team 11 d-on't (In TtcltniCelHt . . JiuhlngtQn 7 Baltimore 5 dowa» to Mlddleport'll 8. . The Bntoklyn Dodgt:rs defled ish In th.e- ·nrst dl\lfjt·o~ ·, ~ . kfillW wllether ·b e'• improved thAt _.,,..._. ,_ './betroll & Kanlil.r City · 0 night Line-tl.,s their ·'double-header jinx" toda;g ~'lnt!xperlenced ~~rl>a~ ~~d or we're t!Ut bat!.'.. ,. vERY S~PENSEf!UL - True · Only .-.~~uled - · · '~ · Ml~dleport . Pomeroy and said ·they would gladly play ends are our prdMl s, tn·· tliil ·· · CPI'tn. ltOpY · Fri..,'t rOIIilbla Pltchen KleeR LF: English LE two games anylime just to have Qtder,'' Eliot said. ·• ~1hould be Bulky li.llitl THt Nleff'l! HOI.DI TIIRoR Bo•ton 1:,t .Baltfmore 2 games Trlplc1L LT Ne.'iselroad LT Roy Campanull£L bark ln the line- alright at every other ·)o~ltiort, The Illini will haVe more bUlk ctrtooft-YHI THUCI HUitTS twl~&htoftlght - Brown 3-4 and Dudding LG Russell LG up. that is , If the kids come through than usual in the ll'ne wlth Dick SATURDAY F'ornleles S.7 VI Parl'lell 7-4 and Stone c Mitch c Nordmeyer and Paul Adjmli at lo6ert Mitchum lariMira H•l• Ordinarily, the D<ldgers would the way we think they .m." 1 SuJUvan 12-fl or Porterfield 3-10. Hinkle RG Youna: RG be crying over the rain that The Jlli.nl have plentltt~f ·new- tackle, Perry Oliver and Dave 01= THI PIC:OI Warhln~ton at New York night Guinth~r HT McKinaey RT washed nut Th.ursdHy nlght's Cornel'S, 33, and some e sopltL Walker at gaurd, and Jim Minor (Z•ne G,.., w..tern) ~lnkalas 4-4: V!l KuclrJ 18-7. ' Awhley RE Quisenberry RE · t th N y k G'lan.., •· d · at cen!P.r. All but Adams have ~L.agamr e ew or ID omoru 9$?ul~ :Qe a bl . OISt in -' ~hle&Jo at Clevelan4 . nllfht ' ,-. 1 Verotnari Q8 Sherid'f.' QB fo.rcell them to tcheduW a \:twi· squl~ dnthO{' although:. . are won lett-en and &s~!& . Werl! ,Jel'ln Waynl ~~~!Me ~man 12-D vs LemWf 1 a..ll. · · :· -{llllr LK Q 1 ·1 LH night doubiC'header tOr - tnn.fght. , likely become tarters· rnmeJichaltenging at ~ . pq-iHI6rl. ,, siti WOR.I A YILLOW 11 ·4)etroit at ~nsaa Clt8 1 ni';"ht Ric-e RH Bet ~:n;··RH The Bums &re a poor twin · bill ately. Two Speedsters b · Mitchell IUIBON Roel't 16-12 v• Kretlow 4·8. Hovattel F'B Runnel FB teom, tha recor<l OOok insists. ll.nd Harry Jeffersol'l, a~e the first · (In TechnlcOIOf) lat"rday's Ol!rnet Substitutes Here are the fia;url!s: Fullback Jack Delveux, Tackles team half backs now with Abe C~DY and tAaTOON' Detroit at Kansas City night Milh Stonl' Ron Nietupski, Ron Butkus· and Chicago Itt Cleveland Thumas Seellng Brooklyn has played 17 double- Art Krumrei, Gmlrd Tu~i Taualij r Bosron •t Jlaltlmore nlihl Malden Hubbard hfade rs , this year-sweeping fiv~. und Quarterback 'l'mJl Hailer \t'arhinJtod at New York <:umer Grueser dropping six, and splitting &ix ~a see action ~C f!Jn: the sentotal of 16 gameg won and 18 -~iiij ;i~;;,,J'];,;•~-nbd might i rnprov~ That indicates they pl'obobly .. · · before lh<~t. ·' l0.11e- at least one game tonight. l ,., But Campy, the NltiOnal ' League's "Most Valuable Player" lost year, 1..! better than 1t1Ustics, the Dodger~ feet.. R-oy would THE STORE .OF missed Thursday nlght'.s game because of a bruised right Index finger, and hXt bat would ha11t' been miued aai-Uut Gi1nt southpaw Johnn,- AntonelU, AT VllltY ECONOMICAL JBICES But now Campanella will be able to face AntDnelH tonight and catch IU:RCHANDISE FOR both games. Tbl.11 could baJo.nce out 'lbe break given the Milwaukee Braves by an off day Thursday, that enabled sluiJger Eddie Mathew• ta reat hl111 injured ankle an extra 24 bours. the Senators set a CIJ-Ib rectJI'tl: lw MA:KE SMITir ~IN& The Dodger• ~ Giants fray was drawing his tt2.nd walk Of th~ tbe only action Kheduled Thurs- season and pitcher Dean Stone day Jnvolvlne a pennant conlemh:r gained the victory, o.Ithoui!h lte your car and 1our .bw111• In tither league. allowed 13 of the Orioles' 14 hlfa. the lluJpe''t' FALL suMMER WIN'n!lt shJNG [b the only two games ·'~yoo ' l Lary fanned four and did not A compt.,elr ,.conclltfoftecl · Thursda)', the Wa.o~hlngton i'SPna· walk a man. He wa,g batted up 01 $1U3,., monlh. All CASH BAJJlf, Olmer tor1 ICOred six runs In thf' fifth by home«"s by Boone, Bob PII'OifE 80H·Y lnnln& to beat the Baltimore Orl- Wlhon, Wayne and Char· r-r MAJOR LEAGUE IN jgse Redl~ Stilln The Clouds HELICOPTER CROSSES CONTINENT IN MaN-StOP HOI' lleks For Pomeroy In Grid Opener .. lr ~ Mlinl!' f dlepOTt A lumni eleven, 13-0 bef01 .. _M r. Football ' got ctf to ; bo-~ a large crowd on the winners turf. Gmlftl start, Thursday nirht, iii thE' The P ome roy squ.ad sc nred tn Bend lrtl_. as the Pome!'" D)' Alumni th e mid-way point of the rir··. qua raeql'ed tourbdowns In the flrtt and ter. The Panlher 8 "grads" got in tbird quarten. to defeat the Mid- control of the ball , as Fullback ' HELD 0., Sept t ' ' ~And Sheridan In Scoring ~ - -~ · J'&F.;DIAN and ABBOTT e, s..tfAII fii J • • • .... . , , - ..rca ., ttdJ efll!l -•Jr 11-. . ··ALSO- A Go~i1·1·1ection Of ' .,,Gk·EAPI ES" ~r.dup ' . JGc:k Benny & Roehester are . -- ------. #[IJ and #0 . lucille Ball & Desi Amaz are ~ ___ - - - - __ #ll) cmd #fiLl Abbott & ~stello ore ____ - _--- __ ---- #I] oiul #~ Bums & Al~n are-- -·· ·-------------- #!@arid #IQ . Jimmy Durante & Eddie Jaclc:son ore • - - _ #ffi and #Q Peon Martin Jerry .Lewis ore . ______ -.-..:. #ljjl cincJ #[iJ 4 *I s.llould wla I wootld Uke a ••• , , , •.• •·, ' My ....... •• '' MUd. ST. -1- ...... . ---------------------.:.1 ....-..-i.;•--..:-"-\ii: . .,., Add,.., .. ---"'!'--------------------'----.,.A.Iiiooli~~· . . · ··' · ~------'---------------· z. . . ' ---------. ----- ....., �- -- · ~·--:-----· ' .. ... ··-- . -- - ·- ,. .. ' ' ... . • • • ·~ .,.. ~- ·.·· .. ~ -- - ·. -···-- ...... ,_.....,.., ·' ·' •:.o _ .. . Your Election Laws • WANT ADS -··-"-. ..... "".- •• ..UO.. Kimm:ua dWI• AL,..,...porword!Grlbno-· I ' ..aatift ioautJ.ou. ~ . ... rrn ...w or 1 wara wt11 :.0 CIWIO<IIor advertlllnc II aol c:uta JMI:' :or before tbe •...Stb ol Ml:b iDOOtb followial IDMrtiotf rnn. .. Ad•ertlalD&---8bou1d be f11P011.ed tmD>ed18teiJ. ne DlilJ •• &bDl1IW lrill not be rapoali.llle I . b •on thaD oae iDcolnct • pmd !i i• ' I I I .' :.0 of .~'banD A1a1 ~~~ No- ticea ot I:Ye1111 ~·- ll repJar el11aifled ratea. Ob1lalri•· \" ,oiiiiiW .. lcoal - -· - II I NotiGes -..,-=- IEVIVAL it.arls at the RuU•Dd Peoticostal Church. Sunday September 9 wltb Roy Richards, EvangellJt in charge. 9 :i 3tc j ¢ j' 1NO HUNTING DAY OR NIGHT on . my farm. cHester SpenCer, Rt. 3 - Pomeroy. · 9 0 3tp J SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Bater'• will give yuu tbe belt trade on furuih:n ur a~pllan­ II ~a. PUBLIC SALe Tbe uDdertiJned will offer for ule-, at pubUe auction, at the residence of tbe late Daniel M. Warner Jo Cbester, Meigs Cou.nty, Ohio, on Saturday, the 22nd of September, 1956, the personal property of Daniel M. Warner, cOnsisting In part of: Tables, Dishes, Kitchen Utensils, Cupboard, Buffe,_t, Kitehen chairs, Sto", Refrigerator, China Closet SUmd, Boob and Book case, Heating Stove Gas Heater, Wash Stand, Bed An.d other Items. Sale to Commence at 1:00 p. m . Terms: Cash; Brownie Woods, Auctioneer; Fred Rice, AdminIstrator of , the estate of Daniel M. Warner, deceased. 9 6 3tc Lost : Brown Cocker Spaniel, white nose. long ears and tall. Weuing harness. PhcM ~ Y. 9 1 ate FOUND - One 8~ G( KEYS on Mulberry Ave. lndentlfy at tbe Dally Sentinel office. 9 6 3tp ln. llanhatt.&D. cogmzance of the fact tbat ' the 30 Not cnl7 hal aht Puttled back ud fc.rth .,._ tween tbe PhU Silvera TV lhow ud the Sball.... peii'Mft t..Uval ta Btr&trord. Conn., but .rse C01l" Unuea to dleek hatl at the J'iahenn&h'• Net an4 the Moftlllncn and when you uk her tflht'a ~ rood "acl:reas, Me doean't 11&3' demUI'tlly, ''011. th&t'inct. tor me t.o ay," but blunUy ..,.. "Yea." Tomi'.J a Yonken1 N. 'Y., IJirl who ptcw up In the mld·wut. majo.-..1 In philc»opfty at the Vnl· venU.y of CbJcqo and JUt. N.w l:pri aroUDd eight yean ago. She remembers that aiLe ~ played with an arl-conacioua off·llkhtco boul.'"' vard theatrical group, who p•e her a "aort ot lltrt~teue" role once, 10 lhe ~ to aU ilL t,be fowtb row &t a Chlca&"O burlnqut1 boU.., b»b under her- arm and 'bra.cu 011 her teeth, 11tudy&nc the atrlppen' technt~ue. "1 frlehtenecl away Ill the men !lOWn t~t." Jill ..,.. "'but 10me of the a~oaphen rubbed ott oa me. The otber .Dfabl after my Shakespeare work. a ftUUI c:ame up to mt 'bacJcllt&p aJMI Aid, '8&y-didD.'t I once aee you in Minalr:y'J ln Newark!'''" days allowed for civiUan 1bHnt may not be and disabled votera sufficient time for such penon tp return his ballot to_ the · Boar4 of Elections if he ia lot.. ted Ou~ck the continental Hmita of V'ai· tl!d States. Therefott they 'hiVe marle prevision Jn the laW ·· for such personr. to appt, for . their U11ed PLAYPEN in good coadltion. ballots 60 day~ befcte the election can 9-U-M. 9 :; 3tc Hence ,application dol absent · \lOo ter ballot. may be madt · bf 4!lvil· ( 141 Rent i.ans outside the United States lrom September '1 ulltU 4 p , m. SLEEPING ROOMS lor rent with of November 1. cooling privileges, 127 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. 9 1J l2te Armed Servke pen~Def~ ~av.e until 12 noon of Hove.inbel:1• i ~ TWO ROOMS FOR RENT or room mllke applieation 'for ~ ..l:iiln;ta. and board. Mrs. Wnl. Slater, The ol)enlag dlte for- ~¥[111 ... 1.73 Hudson St., Mlfldl~~- appllcatlon.s for Armed ~ ~~,lee Phone (1311-M. . 9 '5 :8tc ballets was January 1, ltaf, .. ' \ . th, For • • • • AN A.C'I'RESS who can do oomedy, rather Ulan ·a ctmediiDU. Toml wwked her way along caretuUy ln racuo tn4 'VV unb.l tlbl 101 tHe chaDce to be a •jaereamer"' on the Silvera llhoW. A "You know, a woman who juatl'~enama loud;JY," lht NY& HAftet J got to talklq wiUI. NM Hiken1 who pra4Daea--tMt-ahow, l tou~J,d m,.. Hit with • bigger job, u tbe Wife to the late Hariy· Clwk. Now that •• Harry'a dead, I don't know What future, lf any,. J11 bave with Nat and Phi)," ' I When John HouHman, who 41neti the Shakeapeare futlvJI' Ia *' .. r;·;; tll" I 171 The bewildered Houaeman aald abe c:ouJdn't play Colllllance; Kll· dred DunnGCk already had the role. "Oh, that's all right, .. Toml aald airily. "I'll take another part. then." And she cUd. She became :MI&:treu Overdon, who haa had nine husbande, and the cr1t1c1 Joved ller. The fe.tlval people are l»iJJgtnr - their play&-Meaaw-.,, TJII!I' Tomftag of to\6 Shrew and Kittg Joll-ta--to tht Phoenix theater la ,i&Jlll&ry and MiH ft. ehoul4 be a treat to aee. man's • cruelest I enemy • • TOMI FEELS strongly that America ts the be11t place and Amert. !..:: 1.1:11 Auto ..- -· - ~oles )-AMERICAN .CANCER I SOCIEt~ (20 I Business !'>ervices • -·· 19~ PLYMOUTH 2 dr. Dtx. Sedan WANTED - Painting • lnterlor, One careful owner. $895.00. exterior, roof. work guaranteed. ~ · BJ•ettnar'll, Pome roy. 9 6 6tc Rate 11 reasonable. Phone 381 Y. Homer N. Braley, Pumeroy. 4 dr. Sedan ~ ' JD52 DeSOTO VB 9 6 12te Power ..teering, automoUc shift. $895.00, Blacttnar's, Pomero}' . BULLDQZER • 8 ·or hire lor b:\.!;r,:meont• •• -:. ponds. P , M. 'Cowdery, J9!U BUICK Spccl~l 4 dr. Sedan. Bottom. 8 Local cwnt'r. $8Dt;.OO. Blaetln11r's Pomeroy, 9 6 6tc RADIO &. 'l'ELJ!:VJSION SERVICE Phone 200. Clelaod Appliance 19M PLYMOUTH Savoy. One loct~l Sture, ll8 W. Mala St .. PomerOJ owntr. 2 dr. Sedan. Blaettnor's 2·2a.tf • Pomeroy. · $1 , 69~ .00 . 9-6-6lc roRE!o!AN - -..-AB=a:;;:OTT;;;;.-;;; T.-;;v.~u:=a. 19M BUICK 2 dr. Sedan. Original VICF. AU 1Nke1 Repaired by E:l Blue- with White Top. $1,695.00. per' TeebnlciUII. PboDe Q94 Y Blaettnar'•, Pomeroy . 9 6 6tc Middleport f.tD·tl l ', · .•. ~ I Helo Wonted Uoed Can ond Model- • • Admlnl.e:tratrlll: with .t_h'f-. WIII' AnneX... ' · · Eatat. of C. I. Petty DeceaMtf Notice Ia hereby given ttlat Shellle Petty whose Post Office addres!l is Long Bottom, Ohlo Route No. 2 h11s been duly apAdmlnL~tralrh: pointed as with For Sci• Pomeroy, September 7 and 8, aponsored by WSCS, Forest Run MetbodiJt Cburch. 9 4 3tc One Coke cooler, 1 beer coolel', 2 aa.s boating !lb'IVe&, 3 card tabl01:1 adnk and dralnboard , 1 alram ttble. 1 bat:k bar, 13 :;tools. Call 8332-M. Or contact L. L. Lyoru, 784 Che.~tnut St., Middleport. 9 '7 3lc 200 WhJte IAiilhorm, pullets In 'J5 percent production $1 :W rach Ediaon Hollan, Minersv ille, Phone 36?9. 9 7 3lp 0 cu. ft. Maytai P"REEZER prl<'ed Pbor~e F1U. :1261. Notice is hereby 11ven that Edna M. Arnold whoae Post Office addrt!!\'J Is PomeTOf, Ohio, Rt. 1 has beer~~ aprointcd 1111 Eltocutrhc of the Estate of Clermont L. Arnold, late of Cheater Townahlp, Mei&R County, Ohio, decea5Cd. Dated this lHh day of September 19311. John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Mel1 1 County, Ohio 97142131c Letart 0 7 3tc FOR SALE TOMATOES , MEXI· (IAN8 larre pink, rovn-neld • 2nd NOTICI OF A"PIIOINTMINT Admtal.tratri• ••taC ., ...Mil L. wh:k... m DocN...t . hOUirfl east from I!Cbool hou8Q . Noll . h htreb)' given that Wlllit:m H. Holme., - Syracuse . F.llzabcth Wickham whose PO.!It Ohlt'l. 8-6-1 mo.c Orrlee Addre.Bs la Cheater, Ohio For Sale : Canning TOMATOES h a~ heen duly appointed as Acl· Estate of and beau. Bring C1lntalnen and mlnl!ltratrlx of tbe pick them your.self. $LOO per J11nu•s L. Wlekham late -of' ;;~:;:::~I ' d~ • bu.hel. C. R. llarrls, Portland . 'l'wp .~ Meigs County , ' Dated this 4th day 9 1 6tc ber, 1~. For Sale : 2 WHEEL TRAILOit John C, Bacon f' 11 '7' 100.00. F. R. McKinnpy. Judge of tho Probate Court Phone 6148-M. 9 t1 6lc Meiga County, Ohio (9 ) 7 14 21 3tc ~ FOR SALE CUT FLOWERS, ltr&e mums, pom pom!l, aster&. MAX WARll 1ladlolus. · Sprlnl flowering bulbi. 628 H1ah Street, Middle· . . port. Phone 8139-V. 8-r..&tc •-ORWI•• · · '' FO RSALE-One minute wnoher. ... • new parts, eoocl condition. #5. ...,. ,... eu •• .., Friday Kelllilng«, 8tO Plum St., 111 L ~;;... 6l - ... -c....._ lllddlepi>rt. •• can 638l..l.u ate ·_:·...;. · ~'~·=-=-~-~~~.Oit~lti:_' ~ -~ ' .... $299.00 ''BAKER · fURNITURE " 7"' . .. , .... ''• l ' ! Jtu·r~. AT DBJJ i H"R FIRESTO,NE j '· 'Young: !l I I I 'I'IIYWCUOR SW. ltfiV • : i ' Ii ~ou'_re ; I .IR· ., ---::.:._ .- ~ld1 •• $1$,;9.$ . ' + l l I I " I< 1,: ..' . ' ' . . REMEM8.ER •' Our Stoek I• Umlted. No Sloles Are Gulftllteed After Sep.lember IS You can lay-away. any amount of merchandise you wish, ·.... Time ' ·' 1$.'' lJ-' l Along ' only $1.00 down . .... .-..- " ~ .,~ ·- '1/ANCl "nd you have unUI DECEMBER 22 . to pay U>e balance, ' You can pay some down eadh week or . any way. you TWAT !IE choos&-.'!nd in any sum. woN'T NECESSARY NOTICE OHIO JUNK .,....._ -·It SUNRISE : ' -sTATioN• $trrlce anti Me~ontil•• To """ the · family • , • at,;::::~· ' ·' RallsBenF klin' 990 OnVourDfol PRONE 80tl·X 'j. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •'• gtime 'ln.your home ill ygr'roundl 8 . I' • I' •i ;l ,, ' " RODNJi:~ INSURANCE ' . ,, """'"' ,.... "'.............. ll~~~e· ..,, OHIO 0 " ' TONE ..UNiR~l·ElECTila· .,: Broker f•' H••••• ltNII, Offl111 . t ,,·'' ,,~ ,. • unit HEATS without·fuel . ' " eodLS ·wlthaut wat.; o, o Ulea Olily alt, ·~r!ltt ' AG~CY AOCIDIIJi'l' ' , Llfoo. ~ilttOII¥ lli<l ·- H••• P••~t • • • 1 Single ., ' · Ue All·lleetrft •·I 'N••tl•l ••" C••ll•e I l!. ,_,._ . ·.1ER.MS' \ LEACH on.d WAMSLEY PhoaMii ~and 10111 Nl&lils . • •• ' ';,• ...\ / ". . ·' · MR. \!lltZO. .. TH ER!''S. ' \vi'ZZO .. ·T~J= F.e.MOUS I • . · ' · M .... GICIAN 1 ,'• ..., •., !', More and more of our customers are finding U a,convenient and safe way to insure that they have just.what. they want at Christmas. SUNSET ' QuQIIty, I IT'S EASY TO ' iii., This year we are not requiring fl down for. each. of your lay-away's; YOU NEED ,NOT PA.Y any more down for additional ones: · "Y()UR H ' t ' ___ roa ABNER • A report on aesaion ·beld al • Here's an invitation to you to make .use of our LAY· APPLEs- oue..M I' Session R,eport John C. Bacon Judge- of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio (8)-24, 31 (9)-'7, 3tc 1 AWAY PLAN. Life, A.uto, Flr11, Polio. Call Doa J4JIJa. Middleport. Oblo. !21) Real Estate --,--.,...,-- N::o.:.::,. R i I .R .Council 19!16. AT RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN COMPLETE lnJU1'"1Jee Protecttoa, -- home, Pine Grove, with 1 ~The evwt~e wq apeat todally and la dancinJ, With mudc provl-' ded by Whitey Betl]e and Ed Salser, who play-ed for reeepUoa held followina tbeir weddlaiRefrethmenta W«re lervtd 4uting the evepinl ,to IPPI'O.aimately 60 relatives and frindl. Mr. and Mrl!l. Ji"ftder received maay -nice &ifts. site 8-~tl FIBER GLASS Awntn&B and door canopie1. Ray-Glo. Ga ~ beaten. Venetian Bllnda:, all Bil;eli and FOR SALE-Purt, .'i.lrby Real Eatate, RutlanQ Towna-blp. 3) cl'Jiora. Free utimatea. Dale ICre.t hmrl, houte, barn and oul Wippel Supply, 21D Union Ave. buildings, Sec! Geor.ge A. MelD· Pomero)', 8 31 lmo c ·n art, .Administrator. 6-1-tl: FOR SALE • I 'f.l mile~ 1outh of Rutland. John L. Rom- One 7 lloom HOUSE with bath, 132 Dock Street, Middleport, in!i!s, good location. lnqulre 132 ~k 11-28-lmoc Slrccl. 9 I) 8tp :;:--:-~ One Thor WASHER and en<' 1111~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT heater. Pbono 831 -J . Jotln frick IIIIICufriK Rock SprlnJ.!i Road, Pomeroy . Eatat• of ca.rmoBt L, Arnold 9 7 3tp sary, Wec1D..da, ,_.., 11 tboir the- WI!' a-nnexed,. cf the.. J:ttate of C. E .Petty 'late dt OUve township Meigs County, Ohlo, deceased. Dated tbia 22nd day of August. !20 Bl Insurance RUMMAGE SALE, Bethany church Mr. and Mrs. David Preeter aerved their 56th wodd:IDI lanl,l"":· Glr 1111 IMLY IUYS 30 GALLON Lawson automll.tic ils water beater, f20. 81'7 Hlgh St., BarMI-S.Impaoa wurance Apncy. Middleport. F!roe - Auwmoblle-o Mi-ddleport. 9 4 3tc tor qulclc aale. • 1-3-11 Bond!. Phone 63-11J.X .... l • 194'7 Plymouth Savoy 4 dr. Sedan QtllCIC SE.RVlCit oa Watcb. Jle. palriq bf Factory 'I'Nined Clean inside and out. $1 ,195.00. wakbmaker. COJ.J..iNS J¥WE. Blaettnar'1, Pomeroy. 9 8 6tc C9) wu weleomed -.. 1 peat. Plaa• were zqade to obaerve Ute birUuta7 of memben in tbe put three moa. cans the beet actors to 4o 8hakeepea.re. "We have all the gusto and Irreverence that hill play1 need," Bhe•eays. "Look ..t Kf ag JoAn-It's a drama about polltLc.iana. I wa.a watching the Republlc&D and Democratlc convention• on TV ,and I thcuJ;ht, aee. what a .cuf. of actor• for lolua. There are a eouple cf roles In the three Shakes. peare playa we'vtJ been doln&' that Phil Silvera could play perfectly, There's more ot a link bet\veu hla ~ of work and classical play1 then you would think." · Aa for the" hat-cheeking- bstweea enracemtnbl, abe alii! dot. lt. "For three rea.oiUI," .e:he outUnea. "'ne, thti money belp• pay the rent. Two, altting around tn a q~taurant watching people Ia a1reat way to leam acting. Three. a hilt-chetk girl geta a lot of o,Pportua• ity lo loa! around and stud)'· and read. And I'm 10 fond 6t all D'lJf regular customer. at the F~rm&n'l Net. Why, when I p'a.yed t-. R~hard Ill on one TV .e:how; tile cu8lcmers had a TV set p11t. lnto thi restaurant juat to see me. How can yetu beat that?" You can't. Mtaa Romer, a warm and Intelligent woman, will go, far. But I think that man baekatage at Stratford had her wron1. 1 can't. ~.me~be! ller be inI at :t-f.in,&k¥.:-!_!D N~~rk. NOT!Cil OP AfPQINT,ME)<IT ----- LERS, p.......,., IDHliDI, Mr•· Edith Betzila1 Gf Forett llqae CoUDt:!ll AN .. --·... ' o.mD&. the wu fuhlonlng hll npertoey compq7 tor tllla 1wn:. mer, the eandld MlU Romer-wbo haf a c:onaum~r. atap-~ ttch to pl.ay really deep, dark ~ him a letter, apeclitcan, ouUintng her dazdln&' quallttc:atlona. "Jt'a to yolll' advanca,e te hire me," abe CODClucled firmly. Beven hcun -.iter he pt the letter, abe wu talldng to Houseman about the fat part of' Coaatance ln JftUUvre for Meaaure-. . ---------''---~ :omplete WHB:EL ALIGNMENT, b•:aaclng aad brake aervlce. Backett'a SafetJ Serrice. West GIRL to work as CAR·HOP e-venllliD Street, PomeroJ, OhLo. lni ~t- ·AP:PIJI in person at FiY~­ .. --Pointa Grill . 9 IJ 3te of America met Tuesday eveaLnc. Conne~ueut, IVE · ...:· • - , whe-o Cheater Council Daupttfl.; Freckers Observe 56th Anniversary Of Their Wedding WTIS_.,, Giv~n To DoEA ,, .. 1 A near relative ()£ aD ..~ for •mall reliable famdy. $30 Service voter may make -~.!· per fD()nth. Bee Mrs. Howard tlon on behalf of the Cecil, 800 W Main St., Pomer.,• I To make such applleatirtft . . Hievenings. 9 (I atlve should go to l!Je · - ~#tJ 'TWO BEDROOM~ .JCltchen , living Boani of Elections ar~cr flU. In 'l~iet room. Approximately three acre applicallon form PN"'Ukf.·b, ' the garden. $3~.00 per montb. Con- Bond or write to til! ~- County tact Alex Whe4<ler, Apple Grove, Board and request thi.t tbe' .. . ' Ohlo. 9 8 3te plicaUon form be maUtd,_ ; " ~ .· ' .. ladden, LOST In vicinity of Midt:Jiep.)rt For reat-«xterauoa Seallold Boardo, Drop Clolllo. HUI-Beagle Hound 15 Inch cla111, Cllo&oa. Fltbet, lllckUeport. ;} yearli old. Black and Tan, Pboae 8261J.X. 11·1-U white around tbe face. Call Q or 6350 Y. 9 6 3tc ..t J:W YORK-Toml Romet, a. 4ark·halftld ac.. treaa who mu.t 1M til-.cl by now ot peoplt b1llin1' bel' abe hu an expruaive fac.-wblch Bhe h,._,.y weU bt the AlOft: un\1.1\W womu The Ohio Legislature W ~.n . 48-U 5 ROOMS ·and BATH, 10 Cole St. \61 Lost f:r Found N SECRETARY OF STATE .. - . 6-The Senthtel, PomerOJ·Middloporl ()., Sept 7, UD6 my new BY TED W. BlOWN __,_ RE I ,, : lPT, :f~All.\1'11'. W.VA . ',, ··' • ,·.c ., -' '. IF , I c¢M.; DOWN --- 'CAN I ~lAVE YOUR · AUTOGfi.A~Hl . • ,,. I �. The Dailv Sentinel MIDDLEPORT The Sentinel • Daybook SOCIETY I Ludlle Bearh! Haw~ P~eroy Society Editor i!:leanor S. Schaaf, MiddlepOrt Society Editor-Pbone 6079 POMEROY SOCIETY BridJeport after a vtsit wlth Mrs. Pomeroy Personals Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe 1pe11t tbe holiday week end in ZanervUle with his brotber a.nd siater-in·ltw Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wolfe. Evangeline OES Chapter Meeting Held Thursday Evangelin e Cha!Jter of Q. E. S in r:egular ses1:1ion on Thun;day eve· ninr.:. The Initiatory work w~s ex· Mr. and Mrs. Harry ]Saddler emplified GR twu canditate~, Mrs . have returned to their bome; paremont Hoyt sang a solo durIng the initiatory servic-e. A Memorial Service was also held for deceased members during the SEL~CT pa.rt year. During that service, Mrs. Bernice Winn sang "Beauliful Isle". During the business session they made p.l'ans to hold a Rummage Sale on September 21 and 22 in the Pratt Building in Middleport. They also planned Friends' Night which will be October 11, at which time they will honor twepty-five year members. On the next reguhrr meeting nighl which will be October 4 they will have ObJig. ation Ceremony and will honOI' t-be Past Matrons and Patrons. Refreshments served at Lh e Miss Mabel Hysell has returned seat covers. close or the mt:<eting were in char· from a vi.!tit in Columbus, Lock· gray. ~::-:;,and Ashville. Ohio with ge ol the Pa~l Matrnm. Plymouth lal¥edara ~ She visiled her sis ter, On. local owMr and Mrs. George Frye and family in Lockbourne. Sunda:~o· .she attend ed Dodge 2 pu1 coupe. the Methodist church there and Nil nlc., dtll.r, euto. met the pastor, Rev. P.sul Lindsey. R&H, lRev. Lindsey assi~e d by the flnloh. men of the church farms 60 acre. Ford VI with of land each year and gives the reaJ clean. profit from it to the ~hurch . This 4 dr. N•w Is one of the church's main pro. The Guilrl of the Grace Episeopnl Really ~l••n. motor fine. jects. church met Wednesday eve ning a1 Mi._ Hyre11' 5 nic~e. Mrs. Chad MANY MOU TO CHOOII · the parish house. with Mr!. Edwin Pettlbone and famlly of Asbvjl}e J. Charles and Mrs. Ccdrir Clar k F.ROM held an· outdoor barbeque in her Complet. Line af N'qas h ostllsse~. honor Sunday evening. While in Atwetw Outboard Moton tit Mrs. Tht•odore F.bersbach pre~: Cqlumb\11 she visited hr.r brother Stock. dent presidl'd at the meeting which lind hl1 wife, Mr. and M-rs. P . A. opened with devotions. It was vot· Hyaell who formerly lived in Midcd to order pecans to sell -this fall dleport. Sbe waa an overnight ys a money making project. It wa~ sue•t of a ntece Mr ~. WUJiam Sei· rei,}Orled that 18 ~ hirts an rl three pel and family In Columbus. Miss At Trl.lflc Lltht Jn Mlddl~rt dozen bib~ were ready to he srnl to Hy&ell was a dtnner guest of a n· 295 N. 2nd Ave Mlctdleport, O. the Chi ldrens Hospital in Cinrin· other niece, Mrs. Mary Sells or Open EYenlnw• Until f p. m. Columbut who also entertained nati. - .. 6045-.1 • Quiet da:li lube h '~ ltl at the ~e] . her with a theater party. som•iJl e church on Septembt'r 20 al 10:30 am was a nnoun('ed. Mrs. Clark announn~d that open hott~~ and a bau;:J' would be hclrl ut th~ Athens State HClspit al on October 3 and requc ~ lrd contributiun11 for the bazaar. Mrs. C l~:~ r k also h<ts tickets for the baztHl r. Refrt>shmcnts we l'c served h.Y lh~ ho~tessf's from a table wit:1 \are' cover and centered with <tn ananw•mt'llt of red zinnia in a ~i l~c r huwl. WE ONLY THE VERY lEST' IN USED CARS ' Willlam Baxter. Mrs. William Bax.ler ls con· flned to ber home with pneumonia ldra. A. R Knight and Mrs. H. B. Smith accompanied ttle fOr· mer'a son Vincent lo Wheeling, W Va., where he t>ntered the Lins.ly Military Institute Jor his •econd year. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Knight re· eeived word from thelr daughter, Mrs. Roger Dillard that she and 10111, Mark and Jon, arrived aafely Hiededburg, Germany on AUI· Ult .2'1. A. ·n. Knie;ht, William Knight, WUiiam T. Grue~>er and Rusa Me· Connick returned home, Thur&da.y after a business visit in Chicago. Miss Mabel Hysell ·'eturn From Visit To Central Ohio I ! ' . . .... M.rcury lu-t- . Grace Episcopal Church Guild In Wednesday Meet Boo>utl ul METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES can't ~~at IANit ,. AU1QJOAN•. G Sew-Rite Sewing Club Meeting Is Held Wednesday The Sew·Rite Scwin~ club met Wednesday evening At the Lincoln Height s playground ror their reu- A prompt decision, .. low lOan oost- ·and no "extra" ehargea ••• budget-fitting terms: 'These 111"8 ju.st I!OIIIe of the advantages of financing ~tho bank w~:~." Gel fu!!.!acta before yo11 buyl I Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1872 POMEROY • RUTLAND MIMIIII FIDIItAL IIIIIIIVI SVITIM MIMIIII FIDIIIAL D.FOIIT INSUUNCE CORPOU1'10N Pomeroy, Ohio OBSERVE BIRTHDAY A barl:teque held recently in the back ya.rd at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lupton nf Gallipolis celebrated the twelfth birthday of their sOD, Chari('~~ Junior. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ha·rry Lupton and family , Carol Webster all of Gallipolis and Mr. aD11 Mrs. Herman Haddox, Middleport. NEW CITIZEN Mr. and Mrs. Dale Darst (Pe&:gy Lewis) of Midd\cpol't are an·· noundng the birth of a daughter on 'fueJ>day , Sept(mber ,th at Meigs Genera l HoS"pital. Grand· parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Darst, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lewis, Zan.sevil\e. Great·grandmother is Mrs. Rose Lemley of ZanC1SVille. EMERGENCY CALL · Th e Middleport Emergency Squad was called to the home o( Ewing Hutton in Rutl and for' Mrs. Hutton on Thursday at 10:00 p. m. • .received wor-d that her son, Joh.n F. Bailey has been ·promoted from Airman F~t Class to Staff Sergeant. BaJiy is stationed at the Lack• land Air .it'oree Base, San Ant<mio; Texas. Mn. Ferne Barker, who ba.s been to~f~~d Mr. and Mrs. Rue Tuckerman Edgar Tuckerman and famly in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner and son, Ronnie, of Springfield, were here over the week eod visIting friends 8nd relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer and Jame._ Call were business visitorS" 11l Cincinrtatl Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Had(k!x have returned home from Cleve· l:mJ where ,th ey vic;lted their daughter, Carmtn. While there they attended the LawrenCf:' 'welkl Show at the Cleveland Auditofiu.tD. Lula Rogers has returned from Holzer Hospital to ttw home of her sister, Jl.ln;, etcar HardaWf!i)', on Sycflmore Street. Pomeroy-Middleport 0., Sept 7, 1958 Jonea <Co-l------- -----.,....------------- Mrs. Carl leen Waddell) of Poiltiu, Mich. were holidaY ruests ot. her ""and· Devera&:e. mother, Mrs. Minnie encl Mnr. Charlotte Perrin and <;lauJbter, Beverly. They also vf.. i,ed Mn. Jones mother, Mrs. Jeao-ette Waddell in Charleston. Mra. Alva Bing of Ricbmood, Va. Whistling Tea Ketde . n. G00ats of Mr. and .Mrs. Fra.ak I are her father, J. H . Manahan, Shawnee IJU!I, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Cbarle~ Whet· stone of Columbus. Visiting tbe Vr'oomans on Labor Day were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casto, Columbus. Shcrd Gilm()re and Assol'iallon will hnJ.cl a mceling at Pomero.r City Hall S•·pt. 10 at 30 7: P. m. All memhl'r, are ur ged to ll!lcnd to adopl b)' laws ac~nr4 ing to W. F'. Hann ing, S~cl·eiary: I Walter Wolfe Made Honorary Police Chief Too ' lioltlos·-i\.i,b•~~Ut!f,l '2\i qt• . ~~•fW~ro Stalnlooo St.el Trigger-Control Whittling Tea K•ttl• with $011cf (opo. ·'.~ ~"!1 ·: t"'ld t •(110'!"~.~~'/1' Bani:; _,., ·. ELBERFELDS 4 U.... Allen Appliance Let ,what a difference ,prove to you , ~~ m?kes "', ' . ,' PEACHES SEE We D.ow have plenty Erber. Ia peaches. Also plenty of finest drops we ever had. ·· ., ~ ...·. . . ' '' . • ·,... , 1t I·· :' I'< I . :Jr~ '\ '·1 •.'·' WITH THE CLfAREST TV PICTURE ~E~RI ' $1.50 a bushel Bring Containers .· From the moment 7Q1 tum on a Du Mont, y~ - -------· WEBSTER FRUIT FAR!tl 5 Miles East of Chester picture quality no ordinary TV can matdr, •. New brightneos-free from glare .•. New aharpneos from edge .to edge! You know inatantly that here is a new high in TV perfonnanee, and that only quality call make thii difference 1 12~-J!L.~, .. THI NIW ~·DUMONT CHASSIS .·•. ......,..... . ;J· . .'t. ' - chMrfully II-.. ...........!... BMaLBV ' - 21" overall dl11ronal, 262 IQ.-tn. viewable uea. Mahbgaey Grain or I ta!lolactlott · - · · Limed Ook Gralo llolab. I . I First Airplane Tanker Ref~ls Jets In Air \ • Baptist Churches In Area Organize AChurch Council ' uDIAL.•O•MAftO.... GONTitOL. TeJevWoa'• ne,...t an4 ollly eompletll7 automatic r..moW control. You epbt. tM. ~tt•MOT. 'SPECIAL Bea11llful 2 tone finlob. diltl, It dON everrthinc el•. Op~ • D11 Moot 111~ uid 14.fJI.ch moc1eJJ. /' / ..... K.L•V 21" o~MAU'lllatonal. 20 I lq.-ln. v~ow•ble •rea. Mebll Lltnn C?ak Orala &iah. AV1NOitQI HAlB: 0011 WA1Ctt Cl.llfAU ' Ask for a Free MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • COLLINS JEWELRY Main Street Funeral Sertvtce11 f()r Jamet W. McKt'nzle wilT M held Sunday at 2 p. m. fn Raelne Baptist Church Wilb burial in Let¥t Cemenlary un dtr direction of Ewing .Funeral .. ,..,..........,.,... _ DDUTAII'N: Clock radJ9in two.-to\U'I $•1ld .-nd fvOryr.la.o Addq• bort. CYUNDn R· H· RAWLINGS SONS CO. McKeml• Fun•r•l ,, eablm!l in Mahop1n7 Gl'llln or ~~oe~n DODG&-PLYMOUTH DEALER. & 2ND ST. T•ec:h•r Hlrad ·Mrs. f:leenor. ' Zeibr. has been ·hired b:v- tbe,Bedtot:d S<'hoo\ Boarfl · . a' mu11ic teilcber ~n· Frida:Vs at lb.e Berlford School . ~ , 1695 ~ .Home IJemoMtration,. at Home. • '. · 1 \ Meetln1 Schflluled pt.etured · above ,la the- -sceqe ·~ morning when th'ree tructs ·· whieb. ereeted poUee ob their l.r- in a co1Usion·on the narl-ow Jivalet 134. Unioa A.venqe F.rida1 way:TwoJDeD were injuled in \ • Strongly Worded 1'arniug Declares Middle-Easif.oDflict 1'ould Grow ,_.._ II your dt9ftCt lo OWR. O:ne of tht wor1Ji:1 1110it famOUI Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tuckerman aml son, Tommy, of Athen11 '!IF~ ·here: Labor Day to J.et their ~Ug~ ter. Cnrol who · bait hi-eo vat: " fJ her g·r<~n.tl'patenls;-:Mra~ ling and ., Mr• .•nd :Mrs, 1lui Ck.erman. They wer~ · accompanled home by Mu. Juhling who Is vislting them this' week while on USED CAR Belvedere V8 4 dr Sedon, Radlo and Healer' • R...,lor/y $S.SO daughter, vices for Mrs. Sberd Gllmore Wednuday. colon_.,._..,. 1955 PLYMOUTH . REDUCED TO u Jar m ceti ng . Kennedy president·1I J,.,.,~~""""""~""""""'--j Mrs. Don pre~idl>d and It w~;s voted to have a white elcphunt sale at the nPxl mecting. Mnh Ray Blowers, Mr .~. Elmer White anti Mrs. Dayton Stricklan rl eaL·h t•eccived birthda,y alHs from their secret s~~t·er. Refreshments wct·c served Ill' the hoste s!les, Mrs. Charles Spcriccr and Mr!!. Ray Blowers to thosr nat)'led above and Mrs. n avid Good · win, "Irs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. El~a Gilmore Jr., Mrs. Edward We lls, Mrs. Charles Hoffman and Mrs. cryllal .. 0 (lllyt Don Collins. HOiltcssos ror t.he next meetin g will be Mrs. D<~vid Goodwin and Mr~ . Elza Gilmore Jt'. chol.,of4hn.rlng ON THIS ., WIIATHP 1=====-========v=•:•:••:••:•::fc:o:m:l~h:e:M:c:·l:g·:•:W:•:tc:c:C:n:·~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~=~==: METER RECEIPTS l'•mwroy meter recclp!H fot· tJ 11 • PllS~ W!! ~ k as reported by the Poltce Dt•purlmC'nt were f or $25" 40. , ;,_. """""' ... . UmHod nm. only Here from ou1 of lown for lhe Sarah, accompanied Mrs. RayPLAN RU~GE SALE · The WSCS of the Fore.'it Run funenl were Mrs. Dora Russell mond Miller t() her home in MansMe thodist chureh <~rc sponsori ng Mr .a nd Mrs. Wlll'ren Russell, Mr: field where they will stay f'U' a a rummage .~a l e at ilw Bethany ancl Mr.~; . Ralph Pletcher, Mr. and while, following the funeral aer- church, Pomeroy, toda y and Sat- Mrs. Leonard Hanning, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Miller all of Rosevllle urday. Mr~. Haymond Miller, Mansfield, Mr. anti Mrs. Alfred Gilmore, Lan· FIRST MEETING rclslcr, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sublett, F~rst regulat· mttellng •• r the Mantua , Mr . and Mrs. Phillip RusWestern Local PTA will he Mon· .st•ll, [)ayton, Mr. and Mrs. Olan dny at 8 p. m. Ill Rutlttnd High Ilife, Mr. and Mrs. Char!e~ Wt·st: School. Following wi!J be a lour Columus, Mr. Rnrl Mrs. Richard of th e new gym and grade school . Whilc , Mn Earl Werner. Zanes-F~SH & GAME MEETING viii<>, a nd Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meigs County Fbh and Game Uurn~. Covingto n, Kl'ptucky. ntrne Yt. a 't arns itain Boycott Hits Schoo.ls litegration. ~·un cr al se rvice ~ {or Mrs. She:-d Vn)Oman CHURCH OFFICERS MEET The Federated church school Mrs. Gilmore had be€n a memteaehere and officers will meet ber of the Hradbury Church all at the church Monday ..; 7:30 PM. her life and was the teachtr •Of the Martha Class which was named CHURCH CLASS MEETING for her. Members of the c)Bs.s were · The Daughters of Rulh CLass of in f'hargc of flowers . Ute United Method ist Church will Burial wal> in the Middleport meet Monday at 2 llt the home Hill CcmctNy and was in cbarge <lf Mrs. John Chase wilh Mrs of the Hawli.ngs.Cuats Funeral Earl Oliver r.s co·hostt·~IS. · !l ome . ., L,._ _ _ _·;...;;-;..,..:....-..!·-v_o_L_VI_u __N_o_1-24______________P_o.:.:.;meroy-Middleport, oldo; Robert Haytb, and Mr. Hayth, all of ~iU&.Td!. Ohio. Myrna who jwt sraduated this· spring from MiddlelJtlft Higb Schopl has just completed the summer .session at t)le Office Training School in Columbus And t.s now starting the fall 1 class. Mrs. Lesta Gothard returned home Monday from a trip in· New York City with her daughter and son·ln-law, Airman and Mrs. Wil· liam PiW11, Columbus. Tonight abe Will leave for a two weeks' vacation k Ft. Lauderda1e, Florida. Mrs. Gothard w111 accompany her aon, John Gothard and his wife Columbus and the latttt'!L mother Mrs. Rankin Hirri5 of Eiyria on this trip. ' • "J.f SAVE nearly 30% Mn. Sidney T. Russell were tbeir daqhters, Miss Myrna and Mrs. • e IUWEI\E WARE is here visiting ·local friends and friends in GalHa Count;y. She Is staying at the home of Mrs. Cia· renee Ebersbach. Week end guests of Mr ,and -~ Gil more were h•~ld Wednesday J' at the Bradbury · Church of Christ with the Rev. Tom Wyatt oflJci· ating. Nclghors and relatives were pllllbeann and Include- Joe B.ailey Joe Sisson, John Gilmore, John Sisson ,a nd Willard and Eugene Ebersbach . ' 8-Tbe Sentinel, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackioo, Hebroo, Ohio spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs .B. F . Parmalee . Mr. Jackson was In charge of the C. C. C. Jn this section in tb11 1930's a.nd was also employed at tbl!' West Virginia Ordinance: Works during the World War Funeral Services Held Wednesday For Mrs. Gilmore WINS PROMOTION Mrs. John F. Baily ' visiting with relati.vea in Coluril· " bus Ulis week, will return home were recent guests of tbeir ,6n L - - - - - - - - - - - - ' and daugbter·ln·law, Mr. and Mn. J -.... ' I ,. "" First regtJiar meetlnlil: "O( the collision of a coal truck and con· crete mixer truck. (Sentinel Photo) Ohio Eta Phi will be held on Sept. I 11 at 8 p. m. lo the DAV Hall. A Church Council has been formed by 1tbe Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Middleport : the Naomi Baptist Churth. Pomeroy, Mt. Car· mel, , llidwell, Mr. Zion, Rutillnd, Curinlll Baptist of Centerpoint, And Pllnt Creek Baptist church o{ GantpoUa. Membere chosen by the combined congregations, are the · Rev. R. L. Petty, moderator : Rev. N, D. Bol'dclt, the Rt!v. H. E. Har· rls ind the Rev C. M. Payne . Wednes~ay evening the ordination of Elbert D. MeG~ w~ hel'd ~t the Paint Creek Church with ~he Rev. Harris giving the ordln· a.tioo sermon. Sunday the 86th IIDniversary of Corinth Church wm be celebrated FOUR NAVY JETS FlGHTERS time. Tbe seaplane, a Convair J were FtF-8 Coupra lnqQ with an all day meeting. In the afternoon the Rev. N. D. Borden refuel from the wo11ld's flrst sea- Tradewind, carries enough fuel to Diego naval tir b'ase. (lnteraatlonal) of the Middleport chW'ch will be plue tendEr In the alT at the &awe 6etVlt:E eiillt ftg\Jt Er pi&De~. J eb I I . ' I ' ' . ~- Saa � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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