https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dad6851fc279ec5771f5af13338a9a22.pdf 331ec122cc007aa567df1e17a5c20620 PDF Text Text . 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 �' .. . • •'. ' ' " '• • 2-Th.e SenUne~ Pomeroy-ldiddleport, 0 ; Sept a, 1956 SUNDAY IIYNOLD E. GREIN• EDI'TOR ..... ~~~. ~ adqrtllinl reJ)J'estDtauvt, Bothaelli-KUD.ball Inc """'.....,..oa An., Ne-w York: C1ty 16 N Y • lubtertptlri. ratu. Delivery br ~~~~ler wbere avallable 30 renb ' : week: oae Jtar lo advaD~e t£1 The iJally Sentm el oCface $l!l80· t .m'Dotlu. f7.80; three month1, S3 90 B:r motor route' wber• tnilablt: ~~e ,:cnth, $1 . By mail oae ye&r SB; 1 ~.~; moQtbs MD· .t lltontua, ~:56: one monlll S.l. • I I l & !tRplae. ihelt.er ag&hlst rr~une aectk>n• MtKf 5111011!, 4, who lost both eyes to eancer, be~omet acquainted with bh first """ shooter and holster ln Mtaml. Fla. The boy baa been enrolled in • 1ehool tor bllult' chUdreD. aN at~ aemLied on tha ~rround and lil te<t m \.Q J.IOijltJOn. Partially fill th'ij pos t hiJ lea wtth rl)('k. Cot:1plete the fTII.me, and set the posl.ll 111 conc rete. CUt all posts and framing a~ ahawn.. Make an angle t ut on iop of each poat 10 that on~:> .&p wUI be 1 tnch higher th11n ibe other. Dado the front po~h •• ahown in A and uotcb the horizontal 4 b:r 4'• aa shown tn B. Place expansion anchon in the fireplaee in order to at· Ueh thenar int.llrtor poat.a. NEW YORK UP - Young HIT· old Cartet's :threat as a •heavy we&ght contender seemed more dangerous today becau!lt'l o! the Mr. and Mrs. Gale Cain, Upper lop-s1ded tutn table beatmg he SandUBky, and :Ur and Mrs. Vic- gave Lall J ohnny summerl1n tn tor Winner of Newpo~ News, Va thetr rpturn te levtston bout l''rtday were rtcent •ue•tR of Mr. and ntghl M<: nagtng Director Harry Mark Mra. Waid Spencer. son of the lnlernatwnal Boxmg Ml'l. Herb 'Ro"*anz received the announcement of a baby ton Club iSfHd 'Parter's ftrst mam event performance at MadJSOII lwrn to her daqhter Mrs. Roy Square Garden cstablt shed hlm as Parker last week. Mr:. and rMB. Georre Virts of a threat We'll match h1m w1th London visited Mr and Mra. Curt aoother contender as soon as po.s .. ....... ' I I Frtderlck last t" t.l : ,. - -·--·- - Frt!ddie Lee Johnson who has I DAILY CROSSWORD AC110118 1 Colcl dry , north wind ., OOWN ( In ttle Brit.ish. army, (So. Frllnc•1 li Lateral otrJcera' order! let bour~dar:r 8 Bl,nket for emule 2 lnl!ldtl :1 BOJI 10. Tendency 111owly AUdlenCP. n . speak f 13 acope 0 CoUecU\tl) U Merran11er 16 Male adull 16 Indel\nlle 11tnlk11 or praln atler artl~le llln•stllng lT Ever (poet 1 B Persia. 18 Part 01 1 Lair lht.8 Pt11dge " o.owotd t Pondtre to. "trtolly 11 Sa~y ... tr11.ru by the fEng) t!S lArge 18 Kind of atrplane !Hl l'tUUdiU'I J\III'IUf 21 Owing 31 Number 22 Fus~ 34 Onmlna24 Anger cubcs 2!'1 !\garment 3~ Capital 26 R11n~ nv.uy ot Italy lllld fl\0.1 rtellt 37 Rodt'11t 2.3 Du ~; k" 3H Put on, 29 Flowera udoth•• penon• lil&n() 1:1. Mlrnlckl 23 Beyond U\t llmlll ol 2fi Partol "k> bt" 21, An'tronl.n• I bt'en senously iJ.1 m Doctor's Hos- II the thts year than ever Wtth M1ckey Mantle .demon1tratl!\!' that he may break Babe Ruth a home ru11o record of abcty and with Cincin· nat& Red1tta batting hmners all over the lot, the queat1on IOOml larger thsn ever. The anawerT N()t at all! "N(), • 1ays Ge()rge Daw110n exeeu~tve vlce-prealdent of A Spaldml't the firm wh.i~h hal made bOtn the American League and National Leap;ue baseball• ever Iince tlte organizations were f9rmed. ''there hasn't be<!n a chan,e In over thirty yean." However, there bava been lirhter, whlpp1er bat&-bah that weigh 82 to 34 oun~a aa ~om­ pared to the 38: tG 40 ()f thl slUi'Jrf:rl in Babe Ruth'• day And the liahter batlswmg faster, permit more wrist action. a: Not only that, many of tlle major league ball parb .... ahorttned theidenetJ alnta Blbt Rllth pnote hit ttandard It\ ~92'7. In a«Lhtio,,, todAy'• pla)'era are btuer and butldllr than t!J.etr predeceaaora-20 poanda to the man In the outfl.tld alone In the laat twenty Jt&ll, a reeent auF• vey ahowed. And~ bealdea, nowadaya an dubaload their I'OIIh!p with pent. er h1tters-w]Jer~~·· in Ruth'a hmc a ~oup1e 1)f heaVJ hitttra on a club su~~ed. , "They're rur1nlnc mild 11nder four m\nutu, jumping over 'I feet," says Dawaon, "no, it \an't the ball-there are Just many moro good ball pla)ltln. Ath)etea are nnprovinr in •II sporteincludJng b11~ball. That'• the' 1ecret." 19 Moun! P. h\9 night, and I !Wear I k{!pt lookmlil for Lindy's The Yanks - Enrollments In clvliian nnd amlllary - have 'lllken over Contlnt~ed from paa- CH\e the town You stride through a hotel lobby bump into Errol Flynn, carom off Hill} Rose (I.:Jok· posfl ol employment elsewhere ing for a chet ry chf'c~reake, nat· A brta.kdown of tbe school en Ul allyl and fall over ·' mlln.ufact· 1ollment& released by the Q.ounly urer from Dubuque School offt~ei todaY. shows the followin£ enroUmenlS m the varHollywood no longer cxist~ tn Joua grades. 1 • llolhwood, or lh uther home· Rulland schooll tqtal 611. Gr.de away from hon1c, Rume II has one , 68, Grade two 83, Grbd~ three rnnved to Lc.ndon What II! IRugh 60, Gl'ade four, ~0. G~•de five M mgly re(err~d to as cu[e 80{ lety" Grade six, ~. Grlild:e sevQn ' bllJ deserted New York 11 a1\ Gude eLght , 41, Cli'ade ni"¥' S8 1 11eem11 to be congre(lutt>d tn thl' llu Gtade 1U 4l , Gr~de 1t and tel s Savoy uud l>mchester, nnd Grade 12 28 ' •' feed~ drLJly at Lrs Ambas.'!nd £' ur ~ nrnrlbury School, total enroll the •ectone Roth11rhtld tnllnslon The lmsel Group 1.~ mo, l noilrl' ment 243 Grade One, 3~ Grade nble , or cOurse, but IIH rltv has Two, ~ . G1udr Three 27, Grade cvf'n a tulle 1 eomplNncnt of Four 29, G rade F1v~ 28, Grade and ~QIIIH'il'!l hke me Yuu um h·ll u~ Stlt 30 Gl'adc Sev~n. 36. I by the stung caml'ra h; tlw con Grade F.lght , 28 Salisbury Schtml totRI enroll fuston vlth pounds, shillmg and pence, and the eagern c~ \\tlh me nt. 247 Grade One 26. Gnde 34, Grade Three , 31, Grade which we buy wateh~-s woolt•M. 1' our 89, Gtide Ftve, 28, Grade and old snuffbo:u•s. Si x 31, Grade Seven. 28 Grade (Note The gu11 fum uf Wt•,tlc' Eight. '.ilO lhrhnrds t~; tn the d1•,11 rnr tins ..!_o~dnnd School total enrollment ye1u· I st nppml off f,JT 1 d1 ~ h or ten \\llh lht:: manager nnd oh :u e Ut=lling lull credit for havlnll Lmd, Wolse Some pcoplf' tuk~ Introduced ganister thlnktnl to dope, !Jut I frequent illln shops jolly old Londod - via the tllcb and I think the nDreoi!C's habil ?' rourse They used to JUst cut Is preferable.) em and corh 'om, but now they The Britlah scre am of pO\t•rly are kllllnl them pertnanenUy due but ( had my nQS.a prl:'s"~<ed "-JI:IIlll~ i to Ameddlcal'l lnOuence ' the Rolls·Royce window the uthe1 The ·veathtr Ia tn~omparable flA.} and the porter toll m~· 1 hal which ts to say it Is l&ke nothtnl even Engll~mnn cal' bu\ lhe the earth elJtrr JIIIW before It's I new mOdel and ha\'e II dr llvtored and old gag, but It i! llteraUy poe In thr t e months. Last )' cnr the> slbt& tp go to the gentlenien'a were sayma four 1 ycm ~ room 11nrt miRI! KUmmer entire!)' I never jjiW ~o manv nu~ h y Th~ olher day It snowed cars any (1\t~ce, n:JI r'en f t•xn " as pr~sently c~ncest thf' t rRHte But 1 love London, truly. It Ia he~ It Ia atlte to know, a s you 9. lll'eat ec~nomy city. Only ltttre expire from being run d[l\\ n In can you ~· ~n Amarlc:a and Alii the 1treets, that al lf"t.sl you wrre tralia at the 1am~ time But 1 done to rJeath by a fl cntl • y and do m&as the Ena:Hsh. They mull not a motr#blke be aomtwhera about. There I• a maa:nWcont crime (Copyright) 1956, by Unl\ed Pet· wnve golnii on, and the Americans ture Syndicate, Jnc.) s7 00.' devl~e 30 Man'• nl~knamt (pou ) 31 Evenlnl' tpoet ) 32 Uland In Aeceanaea as L&rrt motb 14 Ptrllh a6Frou \Wo, ae TwJr 18. ft•clptent ui &fiR II Inatruct tO. Wolabbo IHtb.) •• Ltt ltlt&nd rpmt.) n H•atdan4 DAILY CR1'P'foQUOTE - HoN'o botv to ..erk "' AXYDLBAAXR Ill LONOFJ:LLOW One letter limply •tan41 for another. In thta exampl• A 11 U..d for lht th .... L'1, X for the two O't, et.c. Bin11e letters, apo• trophl~l, th• lentth and formation of the wordl aJ'41 all hint Eaeh t-Q' tht cod• letterl an dhT•r.nt. A Ceyptocnm Quatatlo• IIIII WTP' HBTH PO QTZLO, msbw1 OMOBU l!KP'AVO KQ OMOBU lcKBHTI XTf TQQDBXL QKB HBVO!-RTMDL '(.......,., CrrJitoOquoe.a WHilN COK&'f.A.BULA.RY DUT'f". TO BIC DONE A P OT.ICEMA.N'II LrOT IS NOT HAPPY ONJJ:-OILB£1\T. ' O'lln..t• lplCiik•t• l)lltrl*aou.J" b)' JUn1 ~ 1 -Raeine News Ruark Reports . 1 Sunliay. Other sl ble £Ue9b were Mr. and Mr1 Starlin& Orr and famHy. Columbus A bellhig and shower was held at the home of Mr and Mn. Ray Thomas for the1r daughter and IOn-in·law, MT and rM&. Loyd Weber ' '"'' ,, ,,,""' ''''"" LONDON, U S . A - Whntevcr :;er t•H·rybwly'!i m !own, f•om h appened tn the Brltl~;h? Th e mWit aU b 1 s 1 A u• YI n!'. 11 w 1MI Y In tl w P l!ll'l' said e n (HI nor merle ~ Jun e >\ll vsr. n ( A ) to Z h But they certainly are ... 4n II'Jwn (ZJ S('ntl, ac ary London at th1s time of y('.tr 1 ~ auppot!ed to be empty, 1111 et'hhm g , 211,',011 i:lH1 I~ ~tettlng to be thetun,.,! or _po!JiiAf. ~verybody of{ ( 11 1 o the world. It Js a un bllktlit,. IX~t • 8 feW dk· stopo v<r (OT everybody who ha s Jltrd411•bo \'tome In to watc, tt.e btcn anywhere lately. Jh oasts .Aa•tnltanl "rti: lllaD,(ed 'at t!rlc· ~a\~ty keep• It loiUled even 1n k•t , J ~ ~~• on st•uoa The hotel!~ and the h .· ' nliht ~po L~ , the theaters and lhe the1 am beree to report that, with re ~ tam ~o~ntN, are jamm('{l, and p01111 exteptlon of Ike EJ· tnn<otl v by Amtrleab.a I4Whower an4 Gamnl Abdel N~sJ wus v.nlklna: m Plccnd!lly last What Ont' Person Can Do I I 00 ThiJ; l l 30 Man to Man 11 45 kldustry on Parade 12 00 Ameucan Forum .i1 the Life a, pital at Colum'b~ . hu ~ released and rwently motw:~.d,JAJ RatJnt RF? With his wUe and family to vistt h1s parents, Mr. and Mn Lee Johnson of Morning Star. Mr ond Mrs Elson Spencer acrompan1e0 bv Mr and Mrs Buster ~ndgeley of Letart h~ve returned home from a twct Weeks motor trip throuth West Va. VlrS:inla anc;l North Catol,ina and a~onr t'b~ At(imllc Sea CoaA. The Childree rem~lned With their lflftdparenh M{ a~d Mrs. Crlule Powell of Ra~ cllle lLd. Ree'ent supper JUesb of Mr and Mrs. Ebbn Spr::ncer ware Mr and M1'. Starling orr and ch1ldren of Columbu~ and Mr. and ?th s Crlsste Po•ell of Rlilclne. The locni Boy Seooj Troop No. 243 Ia now beginning another chll'ter )'tar. The troop b spontoted bJ: the ltlelne lofetJM)diJt Cburcb and Scaetmaster Is Ed Rowen. AI! boya 11 to 14 are el!Jilble and ore 1nvited to meetlnaa at Racine Ltt.ll· '' cert;;.tnly withao 9 30 lury 11 30 Foreign mtrlpe 12·00 SUNDAY MONDA'I 8·00 SliD On 12 00 I 12 30 BOO Wild B1ll Hiek()lr: s. A. 1 00 Secret F)les U 1·30 Overseas Adventure Arthur Godfret Strike tt Rlcb Vahant Lady lAve of Life 11 30 Sea.rch for Tumornw 11 45 12 30 12 30 I 00 4 ·30 CBS New9 !I 00 Telephone Time I 6 00 Lassie 7 00 Ed Sul\i\'lln Show Gi!: 'theatre 8 •00 8 30 Alfred IlitohC'OCk 9 00 $64,000 Challenge 9 30 What'.a My Une 1 11 15 The Late ShGW $1 SO b••th I .T.vu Tbe Jh1thtet Day 3 Jft Secret StDrm 11 59 Mrs William Childs.. Edge of Night 4 00 Katie's Ki~hen 4 30 Th<" Early Show a'OO The Eat'lY ShoW 6 JO Regional• "'leporter 6 15 Douglas Edwards 6 30 Robin hood 7 00 Burns and Allen 7 30 Talent Scouts 8 00 Charles Farrell 8 30 V1e Damone ~ :( 0 Stud to One 10 00 1:oor Esso Rep~er 10 15 Sporta Parade 10 25 Weathmman 10 30 Startime Pla!rhomJe ll 00 Up to the nnnute Newt 11 05 The Late Sbow StiD Off Prayer nrBl Auto Sei'vites :01P¥lete WB!!EL ALIGNMENT, lit..ancl.. 1114 brake lolala - 5 30 R()('ky Junes 6 00 You Asked For It 6 30 These Are The Mea 700 Film l"esUval 8 00 Ted Mack Amateur Hour 1)·00 Focus 0·30 Blff Baker 10.00 Straw Hat Theatre 11:00 Bi1n Oil 1952 :Blaetlnar's, PCioPl~Y· Th~atre Mt.ddleport. .. 9 4 3te OnlyNSt~ Rate"' reasonable. Pbone 381 Y Homer N. B&aley, Pnmeroy. /";~;;;;;; 9612tc,. S}ln Off FIBER GLASS Awnings. and door canoplea. Ray~lo. Gas heatl!l's. Venetian Bhnb, all sleet and colon. Free estimates Dale Wippel Supply, 215 Umon Ave. Pomeroy 8 31 lmo c Quality, end Merchandlie APPLES FOR SALE • llh mlles south of Rutland. .1ohn L. Romines. ~ -=-B-28-lm:c'::'~..__ _ One Thor WASHER and one gas heatn Phone 851-J lohn Frick Ro~k - To 1M! · • t11t "' fllnltr _.., ,..,-.., , •• lit • coot Sprl.ngs Road, Pomeroy. 9 7 3tp Trevr·,illatewall Flltterol Hame One Coke COOler, 1 b~ eaoter, 2 ga.s heating stoves, 3 card tables BarDIM-Simpson wurmce sank and dralnbotrd, 1 steam J.liddlepllri. table, 1 back 'bar, Ul stool&. Call !Boods. Phone <20 Bl Insurance -.M. Or oonlacl L. L tyonl, ,84 Chestnut SL, :MJddlf'port. 1 973tc ' 200 Wbl~ 'teghornr, pullets in 75 percent JirOduet!on' fl.OO etch ' EdtiM1'1 ~'bone Carpenter, tot&! enroUment. ~ Grade OM, 12 Gr1de T'Wo 12 ',._ 8 & Stc (;zm 8usineS's Services 11:15 MIJalery Tlloaflt 11:48 ~· room 9 ~ 6tc ' Points Grill •91 For Sci• 11:10 r -·1 ,....,.,,ottlo 30 GALLON ~n automatic gas WANT!.'l> _ 4'-lri.'n'titl:s: - toterldr, water heater, $25. 617 High St • extenor, roof, work guaranteed. J1 00 NeWfl A: Weather jll: •1 liS L looand II. f&ve coom 1947 Plymouth Ssvoy 4 dr. Sedan GIRL to work as CAR-HOP even·j;==:o Clean lnslde and out. $1,195.00 ing~. Apply m person at Flve- Gnde !'tile, 16, Grode Six,' Grade Seven, u. Grade El"'t, 20 a: ...._ ....,.._z., BUicK (1'1 I Help Wanted 22 Is, Grode FOur: __ .. aY••••••• ........... ... dries and \MG PINMOUTH Savoy One lo~a.l Pomeroy, 'bWner 2 dr. Sedan Blaettnar's Pomeroy. $1,69500. 9-6-6tc For rent wallpaper •teamer. Cltnton Flsber, Mld19M BUICK 2 dr. Sedan. Original dleporl. Ph. 6211&-X. h-i-ll Blue with White Top. $1,695 00. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy 9 6 6tc a2: Grade f".VJ, 10, Grade Six 10 Grode Sov.., 10, Grode llllhi, 9. ' 't'l,fo!d S.~!,total enrollmom 9f, no ~rookllowu ,..des •v•ll•ble. senice. We.ri Special 4 dr. Sedan Loca\ own-er $89~ 00. Blaettnar'll Pomeroy 9 6 etc 9 00 Film J'ab• Straw Hat .ete 9 8 6ta 6 tO Sports 10 00 D 5 1M2 DeSOTO VB , 4 dr. S~dan • powet deering, automatic shift. $890 00, Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 8 Hio John Daly 6 3() Bold Journey 7 00 Dotty Mack 7 30 Voice or FlreBton1 B 00 Ftlm Falr 5 00 Ktt C01rson Mtddl~port. 1953 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. DilL Sedan One careful owner. $1196.00. B1aettnar's, Pomeroy. 8 6 6tc MONDAY •[6 •ervl••· 173 Hudson St , Phone 6311-M W£BS'rBR Fkl.JIT FARM I M~ £alt df 'Qaf!!del' 181 Auto Soles , 1.30 Feminine Touch I 2:00 Film Fe9'llval 4.00 TWO Gun P~OUie 5 00 Mickey Mouse 8 00 Newg 0~ \feathe1' ' d•• -- 5 ROOMS and BATH, 10 Cole St for small reliable famtly. $35 Pomero.r. Ohio. per month. Sec Mrs. Howard Cecil-, 800 W Main St , Pomeroy eventnr,s. 9 6 tf Baekett'i Safety 1J·!J9 S1gn On 12 00 Ftlm &: l"IITlCy Pial*!~ (141 for Rl!nt I. H. aA'WJJNG SONS CO. llour Wrecker Service. Pboxle 6227~ Ni!lbt Phone P9- :1. I>OJ)GJ.l'LniOUTH DIAL- TWO !lOOMS FOR RENT oc room JCRS, 34-tf and board Mrs. Wm Slater, l23. Grade One, 21, Grade Two t• :trade Three, 15, Gude Four '19 Grade Five. 18 Grade Slx' 12' }r&de Seven,, tia, Grade Eighi, 14' ~ Syracuae, total enrollment, 199. __,hade One, 2'7, Grade Two 28 3ratle Three, 23, Grade Fou; 20' Grade Five, 21, Grlde Six,' Grade Seven, 23, rade Elibt, 21 Letart, Total enroUment, 208. Grade One, 27, Grade Two, 23, Gnde Three, 30, Grade Four, 24, Grade" Five, 28, Grade Six 28 Grade Seven, 27, Grade Eltbt', 23' Salen Center, total enrollment 152. Grade ODe, 14, Grade Two, Gnde- 1'btee, 17, Grade Four 12 Grado Tlitoo, He attended the Army Foreig'D Language School and ~:l'l'duated Wtndlllg Trail Gar- \ from th~ Judo School at the John Terrell, 1ar.d mram Fisher, bo Pohce 1\c:adtmY In April h! chth W$ rhnsen as bod)'luard for Sft, the SLEEPING, ROO~ for,.. .rent With - H cooking prlvlle(es, t1!7 butterDay .nut .Ave, Pomeroy. 9 5 12tc ' I a '" ' Btial Coablnen • bl8e. WHTN-TV Channel13 4 00 Gomg - JiJe'Dty · 3 30 Medtcal HorLz<m• I PEACHIS Gutdmg Llgbt Ray Milland Show As the World n.w Johnny Canon Sbow - - - -- - - - - -- -- - 1 00 The Pastor 115 What's Your Trouble 1.30 Theatre 13 w• with \lit loor<L .j~=====...:::::::::::.. 3 30 Pr1vatt' Seerel nrv '* rtfl.e and 45 _ce.l. pi&tol. In Korea , S.SCt R&ee euarded Prasooer o{ War .compound and later wat in tbe Marine F1ut Div in combat Onbl the end of the Wf! DOW U'fe Elbere war when h~ was in the battle on t11e lm}lm River. l:t1 Japan h~ ta pellrMie Aile pleMy ol ser'fed as Brig Warden for ftat!!l1 fre]ll we fl'er YB. month.<; at tM Marine Bao..-a<:ll>1t at sasebo aDd 1heo took over tbe Fo"l Guard platoon al the .. m• • ll~ :~··= ~ Bob Crosby 5·:1n Anrue Oatley n Kangaroo 9·30 10 30 11 00 J I 15 2 00 ProfessiOnal Football 63 C..pta.1o ~I ;,o,.(;uotio• Garry Moore 900 l:.l 00 Faa~h ror Today 12 30 oral RobcJ1s Oftf nved here SaturQay (or a vtsit ' With his parmt., Ill'. aDd lin -&El( CLUI•flill1':f86 Horner ruc:e, and brother. Denver, 'M:idd~ Gttfien • ·ttub and family He bu. went the past •qovo. • three yean iD t~ Far East w1th meet Munday eveniDC~Ihl two years m Japan alld rlfteen Apa:rtmenU. GraM eet, montbs m Korea. . with 'M(ll. Gareo Sti • fJ He flew from 'rekyp to U..•al<lla ·/'"::.:h::•::•l::•'" =. · ~----~~ and then Sao Fraae&JC.O AmerK'an a~per • "etat!J ef th~ JfaYJ 'rbOiilas ftea ,plane He wjH. report at vbitri Stll_..,, Peadleton, Calitf. on Oct. 1. Tht l&rihe Fint Ov. -t.ws~bten He t:redualed k'pm MiddlepOrt statiofttd at CA.alp Pudletta-.e:e H:1gh ~e~ool til 1~ and has bee• the •ead Of fhe Korettb "'COeftlct m the Marille 'Corps fiX' JIJ: years. aDa Itt wall rejOin Hl8 oJil -6Wtfit He holds e~ award& for the in Octobtr. WCHs-:rv Channell · SiUNDAY s 1gn On and Mrs Ed Howell, children Doroth)' and Rov, rteenUy ~i\joyed a rainy plt!nlo at ~ortltnd Par,k 1nd Tonight 1:00 SJ•n OU Monday from 2 to !'i and 7 unlll 9 lllou In God ••• - ( Poalm 42, II.) It comes to all of us that, having achieved our wordl~ deaires, we-still know a vague aqd IJD~Wing de9pa&r of joy aftfulftltld. And It will give u11 DQ._QII.CI, untjl, humbly aeek· lnr, have made ovr pea#~ Arrives Home · From Far East '' of ,t ce;~:t;m•y can at the Funeral\ Chapel. Sunday from 7 to g and dl~~quletd within me? Hope Local Marine _.. 11:05 Weatbertast 11.10 Pn!ta Box II 15 Greatest F ights Count of Monte Cristo 10.00 Sunday News Special · , Ilk IDG ·)ft.,. Vlr1ll Wal~ir, Mr Labor Day week end were stster Clara Stowe and friend, also Mrs. K~nneU. Stowe and two chtldren of Beaver Falls, Pa. It's back tu s~hool lor the child· ren and the sehool bulldlnJCs are filled to oVerflowing, even talk of belne forced to moved the over· flow Into another temporary school bouse. NJIII:Ional Bowlin'l Champ. Mrs. Mane B Kessey, 63, a former resident of Mtddleport died today 1n her home at Cot. umbu.s .accordlnjl to re po1 l~ todll} She Is survived by her husband CharleS, three sisters. Mrs Ma.r~ha Bright, Mrs Ruth PonL1us of Col umbus ,Mra Clara Cranch , Glen dale, California and one brother Merrill Covert of Cllrroll, Ohio Serva«ls wtll be held TO:csday at 11 a. m in the Schoedmger 'State Street Chapel at Columbu!l twth burial to follow In Glen Rest viii~ Forked llun Lake ' Villtllli Mrs. Ida Howell 11:00 It 15 i'reastn'e Theatre 12 ao Sign orr Marie B. Keesey Funeral Service Will Be Tuesday Why ut thou c•at down, 0 mr 114JUlt aad why art thou c..-..:1 6:41 Nnw o.r.,an 700 Wlld BUl Hickok 7.30 Star Showease 600 Medic 630 Robert Montgomery 930 Mr plttric Attorn. lOtiO Emie iKavoaes Sbow ' 1100 Newa & Spmta months " Carter, the ~·}ear old SutJdUJ 9L'hooJ Leaeher from Lmden N J whu IS rankt!d e1ghth amon8 con' lendtrs, gAve nmt.h 1 <~Led John n)' or 'Detro1t such a one.s tded beat· J.ng that he won the unanimous de Ctston by a 9-1, 631 \'Ole tn rounds Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Johnson of Culumbu 5 visited rectnt1y wUh re· latiYH and Cr&enda. OauJhter, Jan· le rem,111111 for stlort vistt with aunt Kate MeQ~~le of Rae&n• Rd whde oa,othi Howell returned to Colu· mbus ' WLUI. tile Johnson& for a ' ~Paul 625 lA-tOtk 401'· Th< 'p.,;u;;oy ~ qllb wW ....... 2 p. In ll · llfo . . . . cd 'ftle name Of Mn. Harold Jfub. lin Edwt'rtt 11_. 4.1tltt lin Dy j:)ard was omitted fro'm t~e lllt of Bttiiftl •• eb-~otttlt. ' • hostesses when the II H Sanborn ' Mls!a<mary soctetr met tbis" fttk at the Pi~nt tapti~!: Cbtmtl nd WHITI tL~N't UU . Mts J'ohn KaiHf, M111 A R l\tllea The Winilnc 'l'r&li Mrs John Ma}'or and Mn C. J will m~t at tl:le ~e of , • Rhodes were oD tbe proJ"am tor lo..,.h lilruW,, 'l'lluroUJ ,., . the ever:ung "'httr eleplaant saJe wDl be held durlng the eveulnt b OES "FRIIlfti'S tlliill\' RoDine Cbap)y oilS wtlt 11liimoe "Frletrds Nigh\" tenllb'l At O.e Racme Masonic 1'emp~e. '!'he 'eri84 orpnitt m the Jnbd ebapt4t of Oh1o wtll be an hQnore& ~ The dedicatWn. ol tlle neW ~ S.Sgt. HarGld Blce, \.JSMC, ar· w1U be a pa'rt of the .ptelflm. 6 30 Frankie Carle 10:00 Big T<>wn 10 30 I'DIA•~o't - ""' 5.00 Aunt Dtu 600 Ne\Wil Piet:ure 6 IS Sport.t Eye 9.00 Loretta Youn1 Show two ion Hall eacn Tuesday evcmng 1 t 7 00. \ ,. - Talent Sbowcue 8 '00 Televls &on Playhouse Harold Carter In Unanimous Win Over Summerlin The roo! b of 1 hy 12 lnc:h lumber fastened with 6-J•enny na•ls, l''Jmsh with roofin.c pMper and shmgl e! The bo1 k walla ahould be further t!Upported by borJ:&ontal 2 by .f.'a placed 26 and 56 mches trom the llue ll aa tongue aml gTOiloYII lumber for the panel11, Pamt or a tam anq 'i.{Lrnlsb. the tlrepl&l!l. Daybo4t' • Tod1y Coffee Time ltl 00 Home 11 00 Ti~ Tac Dough '' 11 30 It Ciu16 ~ You 12.® Camen Goe ~ to School 12·30 Current 1 30 Tennessee Ernfe 2 00 Matinee Theatre • 3 00 Queen For A DIY' 3 ·4!S Modern Romance., '' "4 4 ·00 Comedy Time "" ' I 4 30 ~ Little Margie 1 30 Baseball 400 Zoo Parade 430 Survival Street 500 ·Meet ttl e Press • 30 Gospel Harmony Boy.s 5·4!1 .News PI~ 600 Toppe< 830 Frontier 700 The Magic Box FIR£PL~Q ~HELT!R The ndden aummer ahowera cu.n be "IIIJ made. Grade the area to provid.a for hba•l"· Next. dig the po!lt ..,_, SO ioohe11 deep at the t:om6l'll a~d lB Inches d~p near 10 30 '1.00 j_ H&E'S HOW.:. MAJ(E AH OUTDOOR r 7 00 9 00 12 30 TV Chapel. - I ., MONDAY 655 Sli D Ou ) Stgn On 10 15 Chrlsh an Sc1ence 1{)10 Zatend as aecood rlau JDatrA& mal1er at tbe Pomero1 Ohio. i __., WSAZ -TV Channel3 OIYOT!O TO INT11Rl$TI Of' MEIGS--MASON UU . !! .. . TELEVISIQ The Daily Sentinel I -- _ _ ... .. 4 _ ' HoJlnn, 3679. p-215 ~ C'OMPLETI Inaur•"•lee ProteetiOD, IJfe, A11to, Fir\,, Polio Cdi 'bol'l lllllls. lllildleport, 0111& <21) R.cal Estate - Minel's\il\te, 9 1 3tp FOR SALE-Pe\:1 ~rby Real Ef. 6 t..'U. ft. Mayta!l FREEZER pMeed ofor quick sal!'. Phone Letillrt · tills 2251. 9 7o Sic tiite, Bllllond ToWnship. 3l acres llen'd'sb()USe, barn a:nd oat bu ildirags. ee Georie A. Moe!& ftal't. ~dminlgtorator. s.;1-tf 'MEXICANS 1111e p'thk, ~Wn.acld • 2nd One 7 Room HOUSE with bath, 132 Dock Street, Middleport, ld:tul!le etUt frail\ school house. good location. Inquire 132 Doek '\VllUtrnh. H. nt.Unes, ~syracuse. roll SALE T())IATO!:s, OIUo.. .8-d-1 mo.c Street 9 5 6tp ' ·"lOV'l IUHRISI! 10 IUHisl't · 'f!'Atro.-· 990 ·On 1o.-r Dial NO DOWN PAYMENT NEaSSARY FOR tHl PURCHASE OF STORM DOORS, WINDOW$ OR QlHER MAT ERIALSI Pay As Linle As $5.00 PerM~ W'llh ABlld~ • THE POMEROY CEMENT ·ntootto~ 41 Years ol Phones 8! & 415 7 t 'condnou ~ • �.- ---- • ' . ··- - -.....-- ... . . . . .- ... -. -.. --.. --· .,.,.... . ... ,.. ..... _.... .;· ~..,.., - I·S. ·~~~,_.,., , "!1!1~ , "1 , J/f" f"f~lP'? ':I1f! ~ 'l':.--,;. .,..,tl ,Vr? l!!f!S_.., ,,.,,'::!".._,........._ •..-., 1fi 1 ....,_ ·' ~ • .; - ..... A . i,. Around The Footb~ll Camps 11---T!Ie ~llnet, Of Top Teams In Midwest ly Eb SAIHSIUaY ns • • ukee ., !!!!!'!!'!"--*'~- * edlegs, Red Devils Third Quarter Surge Proves Strong Enough For Win IY PAUL M. CLIFFORD A bia: and fast Rave111wood Red DevU football elevea came roartna: trGm behind ia. the second balf laR ai1ht before a capacity crowd at Bachte-l. Fleld to take a 27-18 deciai(ID from tbe Wabama White Faleou ia • briiUaat seorlne: battle. Co1cb Ralph Sqre'5 Falcons Jed 18-13 at halftime, but the Red DevUa puabed IICf(las two taUies io the tblrd period, and then foua:bt off •II Falcon rallles in the lut quart~r, The win for Ravenswood, tolrted *' b)' West Virginia sport Writers one of the top Clase B teams 't- ln' 1:he state, certainly didn't over· ' thadow a terrific perlL'rmance by : Roscoe Sprouse of the Falcons. ..,. ~pnuae, lBO pound halfback, t&l· Ued •U three Wahama scores 111 he alld fuUback George KopcAk ol. tlae Devils ataa:ed a floe Judividual lhow for the fana. HELP FOR YANKS • • • • By Alan M4ver dOWil run. Oliver'• kick fer ..:tn ,.tnt ••• no toed. ancl FalcON led 6-0. Ravenawood. carne rlgbt back on the next kickoff to mareb 73 yarda for their first score. Kopc!lk returned the kickoff 1:1 yarda from the Joal line to the 27, and on the third play Ken Kelly took a han·dolf from McOoy to go 18 ..rlrds to the Wahama 46 for ~ first down. Seconds late.r Kopcsak went 20 yards to the 18 yard Une, and Sprouse made • nice tackle on the play to sav~ a TD. Kelly picked up 10 in two plays for another flr.st down, and afier Kopesak went bulling .Ov-er tor ent TD the Devils were called for Bums Nightc~p Victory Over Giants Puts Dodgers In ATie For Sec:ond By MIL TON RICHMAN Banks, Walt MoryD and Pete Whis- United Pres. Sports Wrlhr perfectly good pennant is goint beaing in the National League today 1od aince M.ilwnkee and Cinclru:ttll are both playtq ,youtike-it, bta' Don Newcombe ial putting in • stronJ ooe-man bid for enant featured ChicaJo's uprising. It wu Jones' eight victory apd Bubl'1 seventh Joss, Robin Roberta of the PhilUes, still striving to end up with 20 vletcnies, ev-ened bia sea10o record at ,18-UJ with a ~2 Ui.ump over tbe Pirate... Home runs by I.Ae Walls and Frank Thomae in the fourth inniDJ aecounted for Pittlburp's only runs ,off Robel'tl, who struck out seven and walked none. Solly · ~~.emus homered for the Phils. Bob Friend was charged with his 15tb loss apl.nst the same number of Brooklyn. A1 the race now standi., It's atlll anybody'! flag with tbe RedleiJ and Dodge"rs tied for second plaee, a game and BraYe&. a half behind the For awhile Friday all thi"'t!e con· tenders played a game of fiddle, fumble and (OOund.er. Mllwautee vlctorles. dropped a 15-0 d@tlslon to Chicago, ~ the American League, thf! Cinelnnati lOll 1-0 to St. LouiA ed senators overcame a four-run deftbe Dodg-en were defeated by· the icit to defeat the Yankees, 6-!S, but Giant&, 8-2, in the- opener of a twi- the Bronx Bombers retained their night doubleheader. 9~ game lead as tbe White Sol: nipped tfte second-place Indiaru, Tben alon1 came Newcom}), ..ill :1-j, the nightcap with near peerlets piece of pltcblnf tbat earned hlm Homers by Hank Bauer· and his 23rd vlclory with an. ll·inning Yogi Berra slaked Johnny Kucks 3-J triumtt over tbose arch-rival to a fouNun lead but he couldn't Giants. bold it. Ernie Oravetz' pinch douNewcomb~ gave Up only 1ix hlis ble tied the score in the eighth and d1dn't walk a m:in in becom- inning and be came home with the ing the first Brooklyn pitcher to wlnl)ing run on a fielder's choice. win more than 22 gamea alnce Hall Reliever Bunky Stewart was the of Farmer Dazey' Vanee set the winner an,d Tom Morgan the loser. club ~ord of 28 ttiumps io 1924. L.mon MI. . . 200th Carl Furillo's 18th bomer wltb one Jack Harshman of tbe While on off Dick Littlefield provlded the Sox thwarted Bob Lemon's bid lor winning matiJ,o. the 200th victory of his c•reer as ..con. MI.,. Home"' Twk n Willie M&y8, 1 old 'Dbctter 'Lhorn, h11mmered his 28tb and 29th homers in helping BVUtpiw Juony Antonelli ( to his !lith victory and his third In a row Gver the D d I th C l E klo gers t1 1..1e opener. ar r• n-t;, who y...., ded the Giants' first tliiee runs, suffered his nlntb loss. Vln~ear ;Bend Mir.ell supplied the pitcbing and Ken Bo)'er the hit· tint in the Cardlnab' victory over the R-edle"" ..... Mizell hurled a twohitter for his 13th tri..Qm,p wbU.e Boyer slammed hl8 2~.~.. ~.Q~et' in the ~eventh inning lu send Joe Nuxhall down to his ninth defeat. Nuxhall eave up only two ·h its before Boyer's blast. Sam Jonef of thl:! Cubs handed lhe. Brav,eB their Counth straight th."Dl to lieven hits t·ouled loser g,,b rall.v In the Do1.1blea b.v Ernie Kope.sa.k pacetl the Red Devil Thb time the Falcons attack all evening with his hard right back to march 7!S •':"'PP•!d runninc, and scored three- of the anot~r score on a d_.lve place kick was no good. but w~ to tbe 13 ,ancJ then a ..._. fO'Cir Ravenswood touchdowns. He t ham• hMI an 11-13 '"" at hllf. pasa in the end zone coat f wo pwes rom Ollver •l~liiiirl time. acore• .Sprouae WIB stopped for ntt _~ SC91'ed from the four yard line pa~ . Heuon returned the ..~ iatn on tbe lo~.trt;l down on the •,l.q :·· tu Urst period and Lben to the 2G all<! on the Jast ..,Jay ot· R.t\'~nswood umc back ~arly tft · f?-u•, v•rd llne Ia the Ra\'enswood ~"'r~--t over from the' alx InCh line the opening quarter Sprouse plek- ' third quarter to tat~ the lead 1 up a gnat defeDBive earlY in the tbirdl: .t~u,.rter and cd up nine yard~ and 8 fin\ dOwn as a fake kick cauaht the F~Ojl)l atand. ' put the cUncher on tbe ball game on the S~. OliVer hit Sprouse for napplllJ and aetually mlaht bave Stltbtlc! a:ave RAvensWOOd 12 with a '70 yard run up the middle 24 yards to the Red Devil- 41 and been Ole turning point of t,he filat dollll two 10 for Wahama, and 1ate- In the ~htJ,t quarter as he then hit Dick y f .Jr 17 yards aame. o n t he 11r! t sequence of tbe Devils had a net yardage from oung almply (IUtran tbe W.ahama. r;te. to the 24 yard Hne. Oliver crossed plays Wahama had aj)pirept.IJ ruahin& ol. 326 yard! to 163 for fenden. , the opposition with a 8naek held a1 with the ball ·. .un· ·tiJ"ir lhe Felcona, Wahama completed Wahama scored the flrlt ''tlm"e was good for 13 yards to the own 4.0 year Jlne tile Devil!: ' hld four out of seven nass~ for 77 tbey Ju:d the ball as they took II, and then picked up one yard a fourth Cown and 1tUt tb'tee .yiU'dH yarda, whil(l Ravcns~d had one the opening kickoff and went 65 before Sprowe took up the burden- to go. However, they gi!._m~led ,a, completion in· twO fQr 11 yards. yard~ for a tally . Kopcsak kicked to go lhc last 10 yarrJ1 into pay- Kop~sak went back aa 1f ·t(? ~~· Wahama Pun·ted qpce for 33 yords otr to Jo~ Ford on the 2~ and he as he went wide around the but mstead ran and picked ut; . 2ft and the .Dtvll$ ~ted once ... returned to the SG. Oliver pleked dirt left end, fumbled at th,e goal Hne, yards to the Falcon y_a, . UJie. ¥ ·Vh'd.l!i./f.~e,t,t~g 6 lost 20 up two yards, ami SprouM! weni for aeten, but Webama was penal. but recovered for tbe TD. This Steady .a:rlncijne by Kot~~ , i ~( ·O-.J j,e'nlltrU·.~ :JA.f.f{o-r the time the extra point W1111 no good 1~ and Fox put tbe ba~I · . .~h~, t~on, and.: b.oPf•·fe~! ~ed fiv~ yll"d!l for otfaidea. Howthe pass !rom ceDtar was fum- s1x Inch llne, and J(op~.• ~ ..:. took . ~bree th1)e~ .· bu.b "' ~•overetl ever, Sllrouae went IS yarda on As blf'CI. . It over to put .t he DevUal'-)~ lht(l .tltree bobbin: ·' ./~.,., · the- ,next play around left end for Ravenswood wUil't, to 'be denied a lead they never loat. i. :!& yard : :the naliturp,·~ : ' 1 · " 1 lint down on the Red Devil 47. as they came rlJht g&f;); after the run by Kelly aetually aet: \IP t8e WAH~ · · ' · ,.. : J»ck Younr· hit ' 101' seven yards, kickoff to march 8) · yards and tally a!lt Oliver knotlced,~im · ouf ' · · ·. , •· •lld Sprou.se made four fw an- ogaln take the lead. Jl'ox brought of bound!! with a nice d6tttria\lvc .ln.tM: 'Oht· Ar..td· •nd L. ""..,; ... . _ other first down on the 3G. the kickoff back to the- S9 and In play. McC<ly scored tbe ~tra Teckl": J. Taylor, K. T•ytor, Oho lUNDA Y & MONQAY ' On the next play Sprou111 took two plays he and Kelly had a first point on a keep play around ri-ght llnyer and Weavw. • handoH frem Oll¥er, w.nt wide down on the liO. Kopceak wont 30 end to make ln 20-18 for Wah•ma. Gwrd•; Cunnl,.ham ud C. Rouah Burt Lt--.t.r Anne Mlltnanl THI ROSI TATTOO te hla left and with good block- yards to the F'ilcon 20 yard line Short,ly after Wthama h1d · to C.nter: R. RoUih (VIIfiYIIiOft) lnt went the liM line, cut and Kelly picked up 12 mJro for punt for the onl1 time In th& lack•: Ollver~ Sporou.., G. H. . to tho middle of the fl•ld " first down on the elJht. Kelly ..me •• the Drill• he-ld. Rav._.. •on, Y•mt and Oarltne. William 1 CampiMII · when PK~~a~ In and w.nt ovu hit for one, then Kol"!lak hit fGr wood toolc over on their owft 21 IAVINSWOOD CILL 2455, DIATH ROW ttl~ up for 1 !S yard toud•· •lx to the one, and Kelly took it •nd aftar Kelly had plcktcl up !nda: Sa.,re, Proudfoot, H•nnam (True Story , , • Darlngl) over for th11 TD, Kelly failed to four y.rdtl! _Kopcuk weqt: ~ltht •net lufflneton. Cart.on -ROCKIN' CHAIR TOM carry over for the .extra point. up the middle a, McCoy'l filttng Ta,klut G.rrett, Aikin alltl PetSATURDAY ,... on the pl.,. wat t•rr-lftc, ahd ·be- terton. Sproute'a brilliant kkkoH • ....., Mltchvrri . ltrba,. Hale turn c•m• IlCOn• lat.r, KopcHk fu,. the '•rcon. 1m-. whe had Gu•nb: 8all1, WIIICtn & She,.,._ WilT OF THI PICOS booted th btU to lporouae on the the btll wat I" -the ciHr tncl went Ceat.r: Rtnlln. (Zaao Groy WKtorn) 12 r•rct line, Roacoe took the b111 75 r•rda to tally what IN'Ov.d te IKk11 McCoy, '••· Kepa~k and straltht up tho middle of the be th• touchdown that tew.d .the Cather. John J:rr,~.,: fl•ld, plclcecl up '-"1flc bloc:klnt filM, Thlt Hme Kelly ICOtfd the b., 41Wrtlrat &HI WORI A 6-12-G-0-11 and than broke Int. ·the cl•ar at axtra point on e plun.. to m..t Wah•m• R..,erww.et~ 7+14-0--27 midfield, ancf'outraa hi• •t.ndlln It 27-11 for the Devil" te go t1 .,.,. for e MnlatloDtl Wahama tried desperately · to OHiclal•: C•to. Safford •nd. touchda¥f.n run. Hme Ollver' 1 get back Into the bail 1ame In the lalley~~·--iil;;;iij;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;iii;;;: •• lut quarter. Onee tbe)' mare~ed to the Rlvt-nawood ll yatd· line onJy to blli held on downa after a OPTO.JlTaiiT pua from OUver to Yount had given them a first down on the Round &. Sq-~ llanelnb ., . 20. Later 11fter the Devjll punted Saturday ,Evelilnp · out lllftet, they came rlaht batk with • From 8:30 pm unUI llrat down on the llyard llne, but Offlee R - lo II, I te I. la.t an ofbidc pen111ty set them back Musle by Ray Byers I r;; '"'Pu• ,' • A offJlde and ·found tbemsi!!lves back on the 13. However, they weren•t to be denied •• Kopcsak hit ·for three and McCoy tor six before Kopesak enwJ bulllna ovet for the TD. RaveniWood eleeted to run for the extra point, and Kelt)' 1,...... tellled the flnt WM•· carried it over to make tt 7-6 for ma TD Ia 1M opening 41UaJ1er " the Red Devllll, ... weftt 35 yanll for the •on, taiUN ..aln in tha MCOnd period Th• P.r. 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South· Kuenn batted in four runs for tb._ paw Billy Ho&ft aained hi1 17th Tigers wbile Hal Smith drove in victory althoua:h be needed relief five for the Athletic!. Lou Kretlow in the lleventh inninJ, Harvey !Uffered his ninth )(ISS. AT QUALITY KARR ' H.ARINO AID ~ullt oemplel•l~ within .Y.OLABBEB Uti Ulllli ot 2& yean' The LISTENER • No clothln1 ntl•• • Ne ltrnk·ln pertol • You hear naturaUy at ear ., Perfeeltd arter. quarter <enlury ol researeb and experlen~e. OTHER OTARION MODELS AS LOW As U9 lienleeo ond Batteries For All Makes Tuesday 1 td 6 pm Sept. 11th MARTIN HOTEL- Pomeroy, Ohio , .• j ' KARR W. MAIN ST . and VA,N Z · .· · You~re . ' TAP ' ACROBATIC ' BALLET • BALLROOM 'TELI!VISION 'BATON TWIRLING :0;ny. ,. I I · Y~llng Drfrers Aim '/tJr $afety ' . ~Hale - · ~ Connllani , Danctng is fun. Learn every step, Leam all the basic YOuDt i Once •••. 1 : · 1 and advanced steps the way thousands have ..•••. with skilled training. . . !;· 't." ,Br hftiJ ' Class.. 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Brenna/} has thHted uver.:~l player-11, mov!nil Weto! ka from end to tackle in oDe tramter anJ Molca fr(Un tackle 19 pafd.. · H~ w•l •ure there wiJ} bf mnfoe cha~s beJore t"h6!- se110n beJih1 or possibly af\er the o~lng c•:M aainst So l .'h ~ rn Methodltt Sept. 22, Announcing nilht twin bill after the Red Sox took the opener, '7-!S,\In 10 innfnp. Baltimore outfielder Bob 1'11e and lANDT llEIGNS SUPREME 1 ment, but he cooJd mo•e up to the rtnt team thould BreRJ~an ~Itch Mors~ to ri,:bt halt Mean· Dancing Enjoyment Can Be Yours 'he limited the slumping lndims to tour . hi~ for his ~3tb triumpb. Neilie Fox s 1riple_ m the. ~Ye~th innl.ng .sc~red LULS Avanclo With the WlDnmg run. Skinny Brown snap~d Balti•· inOre's five-game losing streak wltb a slx-hlt IS-O victory ewer Do!S" ion ' in the second game of a twi- fnm11 Wortd'• fll'llt ••• ,,.ei'OJ WHERE • No blotts Hhlnd or Hlew the ur .,. •INch"*"' ,. ol 'J ... • 1 ·~.~~~.N n -. Drive-l . ... •own- United Prest Sport• Writer 80V'I'H BEND. lnd, VP Notrt Damll!'s aophomore footb11 li playtn will have to com• throuah or the lrl,h will have a chiiJy teaoJOft, Coach Te!Ty Brennan , head· ilg toto hla thi rd Jeasnn h COIC!h at hla alma .mtter prtdiC!ttd todoy. "W• haYen 't found our beat ~li! football player, yet,'' he uid , "Bu~ we-'1~ eoilt.-' to ltave , tO go tbrou~ ,t!M .&e.,on wi!h .two tplns, aod we're trrini ~o spMnli:l't! th t• Jephomo.,l in with the vt~ter•m . " Already 1wo sophom<11"t'1 ·hav~ earned ~tarthll jobs ()ft th~ fll'!t ieleveo - tackle 1\0b Wetoska trHl G~ard 1 Anae)o MoSJl,a. A third. AI EcU_yi:r1 • ·..-ould b.ve lalnl.ill.f di!!· tine.lion, 'except thit· ·he pla)'s be· ·hind Mosca. I pany Pome.tov, Ohi~ ', ·' .' 0 • • j ' ' . �• ' • in~ 8-The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Sepl8, 185G Student Nurses ' Are Feted Here ~:.:::I Fn"day Even · II' I M.".~~~llCyhOu~v.•_· MulbeiT}' , Pomuoy Marnine ser-/ Ch,.•e m· vice 11 a. m. wHh. SUBSl'ANCE P•-.. .... l:) tbe subject of lbe. IUSO~ ~ll Strwt, Pon14Jr0t, ~ph C. and the Golden lfezt:: A fOOd paator, William Wataoa, Mrs. Geora:~ ChUdt entertained name Is rather to Re'a}oaen tban 9:30-10-:10 Combined service with a ateak: dinner Friday evenJq great rtchell and ~j< g favour worship 1Bd stud;. Special mw1c; hoDori.q ber daugbter, Juis an,d ratber than silver a 11' gold. Pro- Sermon "Are These Normal Or Ab PauUne ztrk.le wbo Will leaVe verbs 22 :1 Sunday Sd10ol 10 a. m. normal Times? ". Jr. Monday for the ' Holzer Hospital Wednesday evening tervice at 8. Chlltcb for chJldren. School of Nursing in GallipoUa. Th• public is lnvlt.d to atttonct, mcetina:. Wed. 7:30 Other gueats were Gene Crook! Reading room wttb ai9e entraace ing Semt4n6u.aJ t~. Tom Skinner. Finit Baptkt, Midcu.port. Rw. located at rear of cbuf.el open to 7:30 Womea'8 Missionary C. E. Hoyt, Church S.:hoOI, B:lti; the public Monday and Wedne!day Program by Department Monday Mr'l. Childs and J~nb Frank Chee~ebrew. sup\.: Morn· from 2 to 4 p. m. man. "Treasures to be De•l"od" bad a famil)' dinner and guests ing worship 10:15, Mrs. George the theme. were Mrs. Minnie Gilmore, Mr. Dibble will be the guest speaker Unlttll M•thodlart Ch11rch, Porn. AlfrH Methodlat, Rn. R. M. Mrs. Cub Bahr and Chrhtine Evening sen-ice 7:30 sermon "Com roy . Eugene Brown, pastor. Sun- Grove ,pastor. s . s. at Q:30 Lloyd ~~r!::~Candaee, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph passion fQr the Crowd:" Wednes· day Schr)(ll, D:Ui a. m. Theo SmUb Dillinger, Supt. worship Bel'Viee at Jr. and Gregory and GJoria day mid-week Prayer and Praise supt., Worship 10:30 a. m. "Out 1o:tti with Servlces at ElmWOOd Mr. and Mn1. WllU.am Childs 7:30: 8:30 Senior choir rehearsal; Of The Whirlwind," MYF 5:30 to- Relit Home from 2 to t . Sundll)' Micky and Sheila Marie, MJd8:30 Church Bo.Jrd of Finance at day. Eugene Frye, Pres. Cboir re.- 7;30 p. m. MYF. Wed. 7•10 Pl'trw dleport: Mr. and Mrs. Raymon the Church : Thursday 7 :30 Golden hearsal 7:30 Thursday. Robert. SerYlce. Friday Sept. 14 WSCS is ~UtDS .aod Cathie, Covinton, Ky. Rule Class; Friday 7:30 Church Brown, sponsoring •n lee Cream SOcial E.cv.:.••__,•=•:-li::'m:::___:C:; om ::::::m:=,it::te::•:::__,_•:::l_ _:t::h•:_::m::-=tlr~~ Mon•! 7:4-S in tbe Woode Grove. director~·-,~O~f~fic~ia~l~1~~~ I Mre. HenTy Reibel aulsted by Mrs. Olan Goodv.oin enterteJ.Qed the Pa11t ChiS of Mipolla 'teb pte Pytbian Sl:otten, at her hoine, Pleasant Ridge. Thurad.ay eveolo&. Tbe Lord's Prayer in uJrlaon o~ •ned \be meetla& In ciMrge of the pre.ddent, Mrs. B«nice D.arat. Flowera ,.-ere ordered HDt to the Eiaelllltein funual. A prbe donM.td by Mrs. , Jobn Stace wu awarckd to Mn. Lawrence Hanning. Gamea were pla,-ed durln.f the ISOCial hour and prize. awarded to Miss Lena Grue.r, Jln. Rollin Bearbl. Jlrt. WUUarn Fisher and Ml.u Berhlel! AnD Durst. · Refreshment, were- 1 ep-ed b)' the bOitea•es to tbo~e named Mr ,aDd rK.J. HarliP rnnk and dau&hten, .4re r~ut tuetll of •later, Mr. and lin. Eel Qabot'M of Caaal Wlnetu.ter. Hr. and Mrs. Pave Yatta 1pe11t tbetr vacation with Hra. Y"ltQ' moUier, Jfr•. Alina SwaD. Tbt l'atee Ik-e In Clevelaiad.. Friends and rtitUvn were aorrJ to learn (If the death of Mra. J.aek Ra.t.Jaburn (.Eiilllbetb .Brown) In s Columbut Ho~Jtal. Funeral .1erviees W'l!re held in Columbu1. r• St. Pour, & St. John'• Lut"-o Ch1.1tch celebnte the HARVEST FESTIVAL ~ ' . Paat~. · ~-d~ · J.l\llettna~ a.· ·'"'; ~ l)l' !f,$cbool: a. m. W'-Otlhii' ia Dark'' .. ·~ ..... til~inc .. · .,~ ' EDITORIAL PHONE 397 New Outbreaks ,. •100 · · ·l ut trouble popped up anew at 'l'n-n:aaa, Tex.,· whore a line wa.s dMn on th~ sidewalk ~n front of tbe ~~ white junior collt;e, with U)ese word~: written beiide it: ~'The n~r wbo ctOSIIea thla line wilJ die." . T'Wo ._earoes who had planned to eater the- college were tumed .,as by a je~riDI crowd. Tbre wn no injuries~ For the fir.t.t tfme hl a week Utq Willi Do .raeia.l violence. in any of_ , ·th~ Squ.b.'a· ~~;ritical . public ~ Untegratioa sputa today. NeebildreJt atteDded cluscs in ~ee at St~ ·and •t CUnton, T~n., but Niuoaal Gu.Msinen ttW We oa dutt Jat botb places. 'l'he ~dOl'f : fbi- 'tate... ition at St\qb wu not · eomptete. When ,.S. aeANoi.RUOJOLO, mothet ·of kldnapt!d, ti·woeir--otrJ Cynthia "lluctolo, whoat body wu to~ tn a re~~ervolr li qsthlnrom· 'the klc2na.plnJ acene In Hamden, Co~.; 11 Jed· lnto tbe .1tate'a attor. ' ney'J otrlce iD Nl!"lll' Haven . by a detective ancl matron. She waa: qu~tlOaed for an bour and a h4.U Mf.Ort klelttltYlna the body of hflr murdered baby. · · (lnternaUonaiBou..tpMto) 'tle\'en Ne.rro C!hlldtei:l •rived, )lh- de rallta pollee etoort, they louod ~tn~Yes almOst alene Jn acliool. I Ot!lt a few wblte I ~... . •.. terll OI!'Cfl:ic~\ircb of 1he'Nazarene from ,. ROOF Protection ** CHOCOLATE DRINK . WHIPPINGCRU.Mand l ·. * ;B~~\IWHIP . it MILK .: , ,_ * COTTAGE CHEES'E . ,, . "** "~·~ BU~Eit . . . .... K .... USE ·'"·'·. .,J~k~~~<rtt' ?• ,. ., ~ 1"0ti<t• ~ J.~,;j r FOR .. THAf ·' -· ' ' ASPHALT . . PAINT or ROO·F COATING otolon, FOR. LAT!: day wear French WOOl wUh •hawl collar le tronr ran l9G6 collection, Ia dealped to eland the neck &nd It with a pink aUk a.Un $l.oo por I GAttoN 1.1!" • $1 oo.oo The FARMERS BANK S GAJ,.J.ONS . ~~-t Studeni Nurses Accorded Honor , \ ,,.,,..for •l• f.!,r their trqbmaa year. ,:J'bt, ~~~ardl , -.ere prtl;l!nted ~~·~-. GaDlpoJis, Thurs I 1 and Savings Cempany <Min DonDa Wildermuth and Miss JO Sn<~wden studeat aurses at Holzer Hospital each received aehieve.iDJ ~"A" averat tlt·.< coaune,pcnaent held at the MILK 'o~d . . MILK PRODUCts F,om • .q, ovia>tna. Both.~I• .,. graduitea -of Pomeroy IJaa:h School. . 1!!0111 Oanoral Hoopltal . ~ ' " k£&1~ Krar Rat Haalat, Down.ington Mrs: ArthUr Allen Stobart, PomttbY Cbarler Balley Racine, Ohio Mta. b117 DUJ, Racine Nathaniel lleCumber, Chellhlrt, Ohio. 1 DISCHARGED: I . ~ Klsalinr:. Pomeroy Rich· MEMIIR "OIRAL DEPOSIT INSUUNCI CORP. • ' their children left up to tbe county's few C!qlored famlliea. The On ~.. '""boola reporUng Colo -• studen•~ ~ - enrOlled are in Pt. Pl.,sant ..... "' where three enroU~d Centra l. three . at Onlna. nee, 1... at t he Junior High School and five at tbe Senior Higb School .I "lrrlprovlni FJJDll)' aDd CommUD- was made .. tbe lleadti.mJMiou ity Livlll&." Tlae young delegates retreated INm Cairo ln :6i.lure. '~ · Or 1l c. Miller jilla I Jr., Pomero~: tbe Rev. R. F. ~!·!" er8; Middleport; the Rev. , Klingel, Rutland; tbe Rev. LeoIn eounty lt~•e · 1;1 ::.~,:c · e ' nar~ McVey, Union _Ridge; aad releaself fD llol..l.&l ~a ., .a the Rev. Roy K. Wilhams, new '. ,,. · pastor at SyrKuse. ' ~ -; . 11f~ ·. The princlpal speaker Will. be ·l l ..;I 'W. .tbo Rev. · IJeora• B. Fra~. -"".. OW' U · ·· · .. : · 1. t • ·· 'J · dOjrl 14~ ~ of the .Brit.isb , •heJ11 : :. _Jsles Chure&:or: u.e EWina Funeral. J:::ba~l We~ ~I)IAFene, .tlliat' _llu Ud( a pbe~ 1 1 oirdU' at 2 p. m. lor Mn. C.j· MiUer, &6, 816 W. Main St., years. . . m~ &..:_ . • t:~;~;:riJ; died in ..Mills Genmessages based on ~ expen.i.::: ·" · •n~"es jn preachlng the Wesleyu .or entire ~ ~~~;,~ia~ ~;1 . 'b~ J..0· b.".· .. ,~':~,,~:i'''~:~a a ~'Cetttna S 'J'0. t . , _e porf 11 ral JOUtll eoall8elor.- ~ IA~fae~ 1f' t · · •:l!llflo- · .. . ., To Know OQrMIYil." Mitier "lociQ 01 Ohio Ext.euion W. B. IUIDal..amterenc:e .co 11ft.. Wood is scheduled to JP<a1t: at • llio. !be -.....,. dior lbo Otto! i eveni.Dg barbeeue at Plumb lli:U ..:~. .. 1 on ,tbe uniwnl.ty. amp~ 'l'be .llluatioJl wu 11111 aeno. The annUl~ blaquet il~jtJa.eduled that· ~ -~ Gu, ~~~ for_ tbo eventq ., l!<fii.Dmber 18- aJI4 ~ i¥ll!lrt<ir q.rJatlOil " ., ' Ohio . Stat.: Unl-\tr ~t!iot ~~~ ~- i1 ....;ttq for too ' - r Novite G. FaWeett wlll f?'':t:'l!:: ~3 · • . -:-? 1 . ,. 0 Atlo! Me... Jlaelf" '"' f) . ,......._.... wr UUeueCn~ · bor 1eduttr and Hanr.~d av loutlir:si~ ·11'111!• WJn"!.' r:"1!:.•n ~ 11 -w . ,.. • . W. tjq ·. ef. ._. , positlon of Survlvhig the deceased are two post offlce sons, Henry Wllllams, (;-adsen, Ala · . The Alar- and Pvt. First ClUB· IQtrel WU.... .. lllllll at Camp Le-Jeune, ies begin at ,cents per IKilp'. • · 1 · Nd. .c.•h 1r Also survlvmJI are our . sqe · :No specife! e)tperieneto is requ · ter"B, :Mrs. JeweU Weldl1 Mf11 .Mared, but alJ applicants mU.at pass ··a jorle Prlee. Mi 811 Saral:L Frances written test. Hull ef Pomero)', lnd Jlary Alice I II 1 dl ID I I In . a .brother, Ful n orma on c u ng - WIUiamo of D•vton~ -J struct'Jo·' ·~on h ow to app IY may' be Wt.llt·am BatUea, Mt. ClemeWJ, ~.._ br~~ -.... 01[1 e0 or ·M1·•., "[lbtalncd from tne ""'' a sls'·r· "' , Mrs. Allle EvaDB, the Sixth u. s. CivU Service Pomeroy and ·eight grandcbtldren. Po!t 0 lee an ou ouse . CineInnau ' " 2 , Ohl0. 'lbe Rev. Harvey S. Galloway, A ftgisteffil GueJ'IlHJ" cow. Leas superintendent of the central cust Grove Anabelln Queen, .,... Ohio district, wUI interpret quad- ed bY. Edson Roush. Racine. Oblo. rennlal goals for 19:i6-60. _ ·&a.s completed an offidll - ·produo• - of. tion record of 11- · ..,.~ Other pastors speaking Will in· mUt- and :M19 pow1ds of fat. ~ elude: Bernard W. Knm, Porb- cMling to the AmerieaD Guenmoutb First, "Preaching Values;" sey Cattle aub. E. K. Rlehey, "tat• ColumbuS' -. __... _ 1a tbe 1.. p-•u-•oo, .. FrShepard. nk J.. ........ ,......, ~ .....-.:: "Personal Vi.sJ Jon;h Mi a f n1 '-'· AGCC'o a·~ ~.. tm-.. ...- ..... ~ LehmiHl, Portsmout n E try, '· equal to · of .. nd w a _... • 1 "Pastoral t::a H~~: _..~ "Sp.lrt: high-quallb' mUk. . . , .,... .__ - old, ....... .... was milked two tlrru. tual Motivation. --• .. _ °· ' ' • , 1!l...,la1 Arailht ...._ ...,....,.. f · , · aoe1 B:rltoM eilled ~~ AJt.. ~ Jlitellq: e~a ' r-..,;11111" of tWr But • , D*''&:t. 'l'laen' were ~ ~ of State .J<.bn. PDater Daile~- mllht ]'10 LoadoD :;•,rta n tor lurtber trt.ia t.llb.. ....... ,_ "" "ul·-'~~ ;a,u.; .. _ • . . -~·~ 1,1111:"- ~ ..,..,..,.,.... 110 lo' •~ ·-•- ••·t ""' ~• uuwt -._ ............ _ ... "_...,_ llo••u .. r - ftUid •·•· ........ ....., ...au. ~ ••· ~ Suez: problem firJt eo the UDited ~., -•-•~ .. ~ ...., ..._... .,.. ----.-.• ,..._... • ..,... ~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~-~~d~~~~~h~·~~~~ . ?~~~;··:,ll~~;~l;n~B~ee<~;h.G;ro~y~e~Z~Im~me~r~m~a~n~,~~~==~•:·_.::: ~ ,..,a Ju·'--"a .,._........., •·"..,...,. ..._ --. _ _.... _ --. "aa .._,0...-,_.._ .__ .._~~ ... n. -.. ~ O TENN dally lor 365 wiUie •• ttoL ,__. 8IJ "nr" _ ... ..o.e :; FIRST DAY OF INTE3RATi&NdN CUNT N, . .:. _ ·~ ..!"':.=/;s: '-=":"..~fa..., ,h. . . . ..;~ doya University. Calvin M. PickenS Funeral Services Will Be Tuesday Funeral suvites for Calvln: Monroe- Pickens, 89, of AnUquU.y will lJe ·held At tbe EwiD.I Fuaertl Chapel Tuesday mornill« .t. 10 All. S\D'Viving tbe deceased Me his ,U•. EstbeT, five IP'Indc:bUdreD Uld several gre•t grandchildren. A .sorr. Hubert and a daqbter1 Be• triee Glenn preceded him iD deltb. cii1J.1 of b POI!Itwar polltkM. cao t two dan te.- 4:.., • work out • ~ fi>rmtda to - :,, · reer~ Be hid oniJ Aft ·~ · bel.. ,_Uaateat ~meel:l hi emeJ'Ienq ~ -.~ WedfteJday, n wN Wleft4 lieo would UJDOUtaee retcM~t~e to the UDI'" Nalloor lhn- Middleport G~d D.images totaling lf800 I' . ~ ' ' Team To Solicit MAA Memberships Coach Charle! ,.eDoald .arul tile .Middleport footb;alt teana plu Alumni of the School will start tbe' tirst membentbip eannu for &1M Mlddlepoc,t Athlelle Aaodati!loO tllits eveDtbi at 1:10 p. m. ' Tille MAf. wiU ~eet 'i'ue&d~y -' 7:30 at the Hilb setloof-and,;. . . , doot Robert Jill~ tnd tbe ottle.a 'ore uralng tbe pareats of f1!0U>ill pl&yen to attmd tile meeqq u EJgs, mediums I 'c lower; B wei} as all - oUwr lDterelted 'Siri' ·.~ large 3 c hiber, prices paid at SOJ15. Football pilfers bo-.fjt cllrOiiUr' tarms, comumen~, wllites and browns, A jumbos 46-48: A laqe from t.be liM's tcdYltltl at etlte 44-4'7; A mediums 28-30; A small moviq pleturea whlCb .... takeJa 1821. B large 3539; FOB Cincin- of tbe JIDM!s each ~ ~ fl• nati, whites and browns, ~ lara:e ooced eotln!ly b)' llill if.Vl plqs many itetnl 1leeded tor tlle .team. li253; A medium 35-36. Any meaibef bavlat tlebta or Chickens, fryers 'AI c: lower, fryen. 3 3~ lb. US·l7, hens, ove.., lb mooey from th' Al~IDD{-o P"'" 14-1!11: bens, 5 lb and under 14: aame Ud:eta aile eam.~ t. aY.. _. lo, I '1'II<IOtlal" ...... henS light type 11-13; old rosten ed . to turn , r·- Pomero)' .. 1 1011: lD~ I " . I . ·• ~ ' \larket Reports cat. tiriY4:!n ~ Staal.8, 33, 'Letart, l'toute 2, a(ld a 11MB model car driven by EUJene· Ro'uilh, 44, ·weSt Columbia coJUded head .oil on tbe crest of a bib early 11'1 -the.:afternoon . . No o.ne was _.reported tntured. A 105:5 model Jam-es • '· I r Rev. WilHam Cod wW oUiciat.e 1t t))e services and burial .will be made ID Plants Cemetery under direction of tbe Ewing Funeral Rome. . · Te family equest.s tat flow- . era be omltted. Friends may tall Itt tbe- funeral home at lD)' time. Collision Friday IMIRGINCV CALL elners~ncy MJUadmen· S1turd.lfy eveblna li'a~d Dav. liirtb.: Mr. lnd, .ftki, G1r,. DUI, Racine id .Joachim of Po~roy to Meige ·a Son. Mr. -..d l(r¥. Ray' Haning, Genera} Hospital. )be youth was btwJ~ 1 Soil, Mra. Arthur .suf!erlnc from bigb fever and "OOD· vlliMioD.I. ." S~OWl,<PD.\lWOF, a Son. . to • Report No One Hurt In Two Car . ":~ - I were b tbc result of a two car . pear Weat Columbia on a ~ntry road on Friday, accord· ~,ie:' te W~_11 t Viglnla State u..flle•',~ :e. u....;;: D~ M G ·~ . ~~L~ ;!e ~.: tiP'S Uei'Jisey ' ......nuee •::r: · · Co Se R · rd ~ · W ls ~ · ~ SUnd!~or~·~· ii~ !d~trme sancUflcaU~n ~ Ud Sw!f14 r-. "'•"'* ~· ·: . ··"~~··ed h•art ~:.~0~:!::: th~ty ,.... .. .Milk Productio",· :;..~~~~~~ . · ' - -- · itoJ•· · 'ar<l i'oldell, Mltldleport, Mrs. Tod ~. N~ lfaveo Rot Wo<>d1e~ Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO Member Federal Re10rve Syate111 "' which they sbould send d.llrl.q a me-etiq of Prime Mlnlat~o~y Edn ucl ke7 c:~binet. md otmllOn "" ~ I<> al· """"" .......... Qo UDIWd 61ales tend the ~ . ~ litO .nJi eado<ae the .....,_., •vat thetWIII ~~.,....part- f'.tiypt·r iD.tlot!Oa weat aut to iclpa'te ia ~ oa (be themt! all IUllion.l uilll tbe eaaa1 •ad s. c. GROWH·UPS LIKE • sc. a / Delicious In Milk Shokes Orange or Choc:olote Drink BLACK '. !•· i lmmedl1to refund If loot or ··-.l'J ,·::v IY; ~ _ Whether ~hocolate or White, Milk Is The Drink To Which Kids Delltht." SGALLONS J.· . Wholesome, farm fresh Millt.'.from-. Spring Hill Dai,Y Does Tfre Job; · · PROTECT THE FUN TRAVELERS CHECKS • • $3.50 $16.00 In your vacation. Uu ' •··· After· Scho~lllL·~:\\· u\~~"1'/. ~'~. 'r ROOF PAINT I GALLON 'Y, The Ortleial Board of H-ealth Methodist Chureb. voted contribution -of $300 for -the Meigs County w~ekday Religious Education campaiJn when they met Sunday evening with Supt. W. McComas pr!· sidtna and gi'IUIJ tbe opening de· votional a~ice. · f~ Boarl.ral~o reported the pur· ebase of bond which will clear a .chureh .debt. A general dlsc:u~iQn was beld onctomiDg ,having a . ctealliqi :Oay' )l \~ :dhtlrcK· ·• •4 final , pla~s will be made by the W.. S. . , . 1 . The Board "hltS ·otoered tQpics of th-e. •itew ·cbur~h ''Together" to be ly go families on the mem· berthtD list. This is a new pr~jett. The · cfosfng prayer was gtyen by Miss Bess Sanborn. Eighteen mem· ben; were present. •· ted The school board auup an lntegralion pr-ogram last year Wl. th the ebolce of ·•e school to ~~~ propopl w~a the ao-eal1ed Dulles plan fOI' lnternaUon.ll eootiol of the. ~nal. Britain'• stand wa 1 tDade toqwa in • tw04mteDte statement lMued lhlf area will ..~, ··~motely Tf;· ·'Tbe EgypUaa rlotemetlt aunnal P&trtct Nazai"eoe p~cb- oqo clubo memberr lpD ''"" - . _ to . _ . , ..,. bulo the Moifli road. camp (j!oUDdllll eo~ . : :::. :-· · lor DOIOIIa_lloa." tile ,._,. Of. · ·. ll.Ji·ddl . Votes $300 To Religious Ed. . Office ~a~~)I..early ,_ tliJO ·t-a elubj boj~,. '..:..... ~··· lalell -ili-f;;1 ...... ,.... , . . , . _ , Bul u..,. refuoed to i.:.:.~l:. ~ •. At £'-. uuiUUWUS ' . ·e''.L-"e' . Sch Exam produces other Milk Products iuat perfect for thot school child's diet! ...,.....Is .,._ IS-l~' ~ -lbe eapltol tinjlal eoatrvl of .thO caaaL • ~• · •••c;.;;,. ID WubiDIIOo, dlplama!lc buUtHng chah .,......,.,.. Will ...,.,. uld tloe United 1J1i1ta will -the roles of tlleit t!wplJTepreii!IJ- give aft1ou. t!Oaai__.._ to "1·1! · · • • •'· " · F BoliJ~tJ; ·; ~ ·· b)> u.. ........ .... of 18 :nations,." the J'orelp ....._ .MiP.l . i ;aw:t.. .. . , . . . , U~ '-1'~ lf~ . "-U l fonrard is a blll1 to naqoUaUO,.. 1 . .~ colored · h1 ·Pt. Pleasant lt!r ' door~ to o.ne sec- · :one tbird grAder, two , two fifih gradeh and one eaeh the seventh and. elghtb grades. · ·ft:""'..f"U: 71:"~":i ~ ~!': '"Tlie fum ._ Of U.. - • n l feat~~~-= iadlated J:&tea hid· aet wavnet1 :;:: :;I,U,: SIN' ilw~; ...,,.. •• ~ 4•~1\0• t.. ~atemat­ The }lark~Jnc~ .. . tile .....,. .rrave" sUuaUon . ....,. 1aat ll<tioo al tile I!Qptloa Ohio 4-H club memben illcluding Stephen Hoffmaa 61 Cbelter. Ru~b Strorkton, Hentloek Grove d Patricia DouJ]u of Albur. will be ~ legiJ.Iaton for s da7 September 17 i.n a mod - * dl tile leli.tatw"e at the -..._ dpitOl building, Columbus. . Fined were: Dana Lee Wilcoxen, 23, Lillie Hocking on charge-s of speeding $5 and cost; Dallas Johnson of Mason lor unlawful i~g of a ride _,and obstructipg fie, $5 and eo:,t;. Ben l,.. Blake, Huntingtqn, $10. Jlld: 4!011( for 1ess operation lind Floyd '$. mel! $Ci and cost suspended· for pr(lper re~tntlon. Ftencb covei'IUDeDts met to """"",._ "' ... Ia ftry .~A-f,Aa Mason Co. Schoel Enrpllment. .' . P~. ~~ a~ ·ohio 't_.H-0·-L.:. 11118 To Stage Mock 1....:..lature Appearance boDds of U motof'.o, ists totaling '120 wen forfieted In Mayor E. F. Robinso11'1 court Si!~t­ urday evening Md fines totalin1 $26 levied against four other sons w.ho made aP(lleltaheH ta !Wer •traffic citations. Ira ........ LONlJON-UP-Egypt called lo4ll!'lor a new Jalemabonal conference to end tile Suez <'JWI·but Britain promptly reject· .., lbeldea. The Br!Uoh JOY"!"'JD"D'! niade It ~lear it saw no solution Ia a wider eonference on tbe canal u p.qpo•d 111 J!i1pt. . · The rejectlGn came lbqrtly biifiiJ'e ihe beado of tbe Brttlab • ' UNIT.D l'ttiSS bt'h~,' t fllttat. tlwh ...., 7t'o. '-- ....... ss .. a. Grave Situation Now Existing After Suez,tlanal Parley Fails _ In Mayors Court -ilTIJ1lGIS, Ky., llltoed from vJ.o. 'eDce to boycott todtJ, to ex.ptns it, ' dtaUte · fo rlategr~tion of its \ ' few lhun• • - • . . . ,._. • nltht. A Uttlt ............ ... BUSINF.6S PHONE 398 Six Motorists Forfeit Bouds .lb Deep South DOWN 'y ~ Pomeroy·&IJ<Idleport, Ohio, M~Y. Sept.ember 10, 1966 Battle·· Still ¥e _Reported •; 1 ...' . ' ON« IIIIII;UIIIt .lle•ltfle .. •• ew ; ... · ·,. ...... ..,. ................. . ....... •acs•Jne ,....,. •...............W. , I ' - v JL. VIJI NO. 125 ' ' The Rev. Father Zekas, spirtual (I{ the StuebenVUlt: &m· was guest speaker when tbt Heart Guftd, met Thursevening at the ebureh. enttne WIATHIR llttio......., will Karl ! :.)1 · .§ FederatM Chwch,.. W..tl• at y " afteni!IIM • i . · i.j 1 and .. e • Mls .Eru. Jeue and two pasta. 3 Mn. Donley Reibel aDd daushter, Donna. above and Mro. The Mrt. Am•11da Kaf!per, -T helma held at the bom,e of Gioueaer, Jlra. Qal, Smitb, llrs.. Grueae"r, wtt,b, Scbool 10:30 Dinner at 12:00 Chureh Service at 2. Speclel music: I ' • Anna and Ina Bryant haveturned to their borne ben after apeDding the summer month& iar Ypsilanti, Mich. where tbey were empJoyed. Se • Dir t mmary ec or Rlch•nl Campbell, Octobor· meellllc be will 111111 Mn.· Is G s .Hrt: w~ Fiaber Sopt. 9 Ia Plno Gro••· ' uest. peaker . Cv-=.:rle:;Gru::;OI;·";:.·.... ~-;;;·;;Kar~l::G::rv::es::er:;a::,·:::co-:;bos~te::"=·";;;'::· ~-''i:':.;;;:;;:::'· •'nd . ; ~ I .~·"~:".;.,.., a.v, _llohrhotl Gu" Meetin_ !'! ~'~ < .•... { P'/~~ ·Uhity. ~ c. M~r ~ji;odo lre 'wolcome. I • ' • r. \. ' DeEtt On'lla Dunbar Is Wed 'To Paul E. Huber August ll I r Mrs. Henry Reibel Is Hostess For Pythian Sisters the laUer'a worship, IOJIO ; BTU , 6 p. m. church. ot Ruth Cllll will mefl : p. m . _ Salvaotlon . Army, . . Mkkllepon, l Christian !ci.nce Socl•ty, 144 oo Mondsy at home of Mrs. Jobn Capt. Glenna Rummell . Sunday School, 2 .30 p. m. Holines, meet· in& 3:30: 7 p. m. Open· alt meet~ ing: 7:30 Salvatwn meeting. Ct.urch of Christ, B'rM'oury, • • ward E:mer~n. pastor. Bible .chool 9:30 . T. C•rsty, . Supt., Morning worship, 10:30: Christian Endeavor , 6 P. m.; Evening service, 7:30 p . m. LONe IIOTTOM GueN In tM ltomt of Bn. D. Ru.mm••• luve- beell her dautbt•r Mr. and Mrs. Fred ll'lt.te of Le:dq· &on, Ky., tod lf&Dd dauJbter, Mr. end lln. Brown Pulllum of Jlol. ton, Mu1. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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