https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/db3d098aa3a0720f85021aa1bc168ac2.pdf d0e73df5a73d2de81c9352df0256ad7d PDF Text Text • ' • 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. �--. . .. • .._. .... ,.. - - --~·-"-~' ~;\~:'?"''...~~T___.,.,.,":--!};£1:;""'----:------'":"~-\1!1'""'' .. • _~. -· ': . . . .............. . _ • -" (;omtc Strip Folk Ask Sister Kenny Fund Contrib!ftiqns ELEVI wsAz·.:..Tv c characten 11'0 makina;~eas fot .- DIVOT~ ' To !II~SIIJSn OF MEIGS-MASON ...u I • cenerou1 public: aupoport the 1~56 fund appeal of the EJizabc!b Kenoy foundation in daily and weeUy oc:wspapen throuabout tbo nation. They locludo Donald Duct. by Walt D1sney, Sup Bunny, Warner Bros P1cture1, Inc.; L11 Abner, by AI Capp, Terry, by George Wunder, 11nd R1p Kirby. by Ale.t Ra) · R!YNOLD I. GRIENI liD ITOR Publtsbed eorel'J ~t!r!JQO!J eicept Sunday by Tbe Ohln Valle' Sllitltl~. lnt:., at Uo· 'M.olichariJe st, Pomeroy, 0 . Buslaes.t ofhce pbo11e 398, edifpnal olfice phO"'..e S97. mond. \E ach cartt~oo charac1er emph;::, IJZts that lhc K.~,:n­ ny foonda11oo 1.!1 c,q~anding 111 treatmeal and rebabilicau~o progJam to include not only CJOIIo Yiclitnl, but lhoae of all ap DOlCAtD D'O'CI with other Ill!~ mu,cular diaabiliti9. ''The ICell:ny foundation rehabill~ tailOR pro11r11rn for poho pauentl and thOSCI With other diSabihtlt't wh1ch 001 medical atafr f~ll be helped 11 a cotnplcte 0111. Marv1o L. Klioo, aatiooal cucutivo d1recror, declered. "ll strive~ 110t only to belp pallcota make phyiJCal adjUSt.menlS, but attett1lJ1S also the solution of problems concernms fam1ly, mental outlook, educafjon IUI.d abiJLtJI for piniul occupallon. "Beca111e of Its tremCftdoUI dcmalldt r.a tel'fhl of trained penonDel, a program of th1a nalurc 11 extreme!)' cxptn&iYe and one that will require 1ubsidiu1ion frum the Kenny foundation which h:~s no aource of mcomc other thaD public: eontribuuont." __ _ _ - --'1......:'- atered u aecoad. clau m..alrAII matt.et at tbe p91t _.fie• It Pom1t10r Oblo. H=.tto W advertl&lq represent1t1voe, BottloeUi-:nm.baD.. Ioc, Na Iairctoa Ave.. New ·Yorll: City, te, N Y. Sabserlptlo11 ratut Dellv~ by carder wllere anilable 30 cenh ta"weft: one year ill advlllct rt Tbe ()ally Sentiael olf1ce. $.15 60 •II: IIRiath.t $7.80; three months, $3 90 By motor route wbert IVtUahle· one m~.-Dtb, $1. By mail one year $8, au: moatlu, $4.25, 'We: roootbs, $2.aG: oae mODI-4 $1 mat INGTOI I Sf•• 0"' In .,"A!IHI[,I()~I:~~=··~r;il:~ of lhe Feur Cabinet To ~., i bpecl Mov• l .. anllets Of Oulconte of EledlonJ AnocftiUmt •• President'• "var.lty'' team' out early next year reprdleaa ot 1\;'e expected to outcome of•the election Include· • Defense Se<-retary Charles E . Wilson, who tliguret be hat dont aa much aa he can do towa1d getlmg "mttre tor a buck" I Ia ea.-er to begli'l enjoylng the lu:~turt<Jua retirement tor wbleh he prepand. • ~ Attorney General Herbert Brownell, Jr-. who Ia reported anxious to emulate !lUI good frlenlf. Thomaa E Dewey, and retum to the extremrly lucrative private practice cf Jaw. ' Postmaster General Arthur Summerfleld, who wml:!l to get back to the automobile butlneaa. Agrlcullure Secretary Ezra Taft Benson:' whose frlentla I&Y that t.e Is certain to resign It' the 1t~.sulta or the November baUottng allow vital dlnatlaf~Ctton with the Eu1enhower adminlatr&• uon's t'u.nn pol1cl.ea. who ... e 12 00 :Parsons Shldy 12 SO C\lrreut Ma•lnt"e Theatre 3 00 Queen For a Day :. 45 Modern Romaru:e.a 4 00 Comedy Time 4 30 .M'y LiotUe 1tfl!Wie 5 00 Aunt Dru' Show 6 00 News: Picture 6·15 Sports Eye 8 25 Les Paul Mary Ford 6.30 Frank1e Carle 6 ·45 Nr:wg Carsvan 8 00 B 30 9 30 10 00 10 30 11 00 11 IXi 11:10 11 13 ' •• •I • I'I'IU.US8 ON WAY ou~r-Rurntt Wit that A.tomlo Enernr 1 Comm-. c;;lha.ttman Lewll Strauu .. on the Whitt Jlouae poilU· cal "hOt..,...... &nd his rtalgnllVPn m.,- 1M In the off.inf·/ a,t.._,ta., wile 11 &1110 ll1e PrerM.~;fl, 1 1 t«<P advlaft' ~ Gil ·~le. Q\Jttmll'llll repea.tedly ai.&urta him tJult . ,Aiomlc lbll U.Uo4 1\oloa lo otillln t ...tln ll!e '\)Omll: ~'" ;Y•t. ,~O:In,.... hu heard many wlfJI.- aay tliat ) ttte U. l..irl el(ect 111qgtna 'behind thl auclear pro. .Differ_ ' fr&ml of Ruli\l and Brltaln, ~ .!.. fitGme roblerveN feel that every piece of atom niWI out ot WUropt• will provide the DtmlOcratl with political ammuntuon to bollter ' thetr point that the U, S. la lo111lng t1111 lntl!maUonat race. Alao, 1 8tra.u111' erltlu, All \\rll a11 aome of bla be11t fritndl, feel hll publio, t\!I&UOnl COUld lllllnd lniJIIO\'Ul~ ' 1 BY ROBERT C, RUARK LONDON - Mr Will R()jje, the stioY.man , has just returned from , a s un·e.s~ ful mvas•on of lhe Iron Curtoin, and ~U far us I can make out, the little man has conquere-d the Comm1es and pul 'em gamfully lo work llilly W('fll lo RUS!!la, Poland, C~echoslovakltl, YugoslavLa and Romania (In what amounted to a talent-search - unoffLclally That IS 1o say his trip was hlcsst"d by the ~tale 0l'partmenl , hut he operated stl'ictly m lhe nn.mc of W. 5 "00 ~!30 6 :00 ~ 15 6•2!1 6·30 Grand Olf!' Opry Jane Wyman Show KaJser Alumlftum Hour RosemaTJ Clooney Show Dear 'boebe Thls Is Show Business News Weathfft-ut I ~tt .ttl! ot:.! rtutl I)C." •oro f 6 : 4~ 700 '1:30 d • ,_,._ , , ' Rose, boy s1zed Barnum. Hl' deJjCJ'Lbed b1mself as a capatallst, and procet=ded lo do bu.tineu Wily's idea 1s an antercbange of talelll ,a hOt!te-swap between the Boll!hol ballet, say, i'Dr J&scha HeLfetz or Louis Arm&trong The fust talent trade LS due for New Ye11r's Eve, 19M Fr~m Russ1a and tl)l;! four satellite counlcaes BLll.'t has signed up roughly a thousand ar!1..,;U "Fun HI senous business behmd the curtain," se.td Rose in hls Sa· vw smte, whde his pretty wife ' J:W NMia 1 00 I 30 It , Malonot, a lot4 actrtd who.. band10m~ blon4 hair hal to 1Je "letclled-wtlo.': bVflf heard ot 10meone named Maloney, which wu what 1he wru back In h1r ~atlve Chldato. wltb blonde halrT - hu been h-.nrtn~t arountt. Hew York tor the put few days and telling Man• hatt&ntlet bow W<lndertul Is their city. ''And I'm not so sure that u. tan't • good place to ralae kids, 1ft aptte of the dealre of so many young parenta to raise their brooda in the 1ub~ urb.t." Ml111 M. told me over bnakfut In tho Drake'l Ivy Room, ''Certainly I'll bet 1t'1 as rood tor children u OarMIIy Mtllone Lo1 Angele._ At le..t he~ the hoUBea a.re all Jammlld together and there are alwaya a. lot or elahborlng kids around Out on the coast, 10metJmu the houul 1re 10 tar apart that there juat lln't an)'Qftl! to play With " lt 11 )t'Obable that the •lender. lOft-eyed Dorothy, who'a juat ftnlahed an earthy part in Wriltelf OK '"o W'Hd, rarely l&ckl tol' 10meone to , play wtlh. Hardly a Clay pee: by but onl of tb:e goulp JileraU "'" pm t1 that aome eharmtn&' HoUyW'OCMI bacholor or otbfJr I• throwllll hlmselt at. Mlal M.'l feet. Not too many year• a.co abe went to EnrJand an~ met the queen, and 1 Uke her •tory of the mol'l\lftllhe wa1 wrapped In blanketa ,on a 1teuner deck crialr and a friend hurried by, excllimlng, "Gat up, Dottle! It's thlt whlt.D cllft'l of Dover owr oft' the 1tarboard ralll" Mtsa M. called after her, "Oh, dear, 11m all wrapped liJI here-wiD they be there loflJ'!'" .At which, ant~ atewar« turntd and D.'I.Uf\ mured politely, "J'oi'IIVIII\ m141.'" '" ' ' 800 The MilliOJI&lre JO 15 Spurts Parade 10:25 Weat.herman 10·25 Wea\bennan Sign Off PTa:Vt"l' . , WHTN-TV Channel13 \ Chu~ag.J If crevetJt':t2 1nd I }P:~rt: Boste)tl 3 Baltimore 2 1 M 1~s B~ruce BOIH•n, Meigs <.:ouut} ReligroU!J Ellucauon Uehg 1 1 Lous Edllcatwn teacher, bas return ' 1 d from Iowa where •.ht! spe1.1t a piirt or the .summer Wllh her mot hu and other rclat1Ye1 MrK H D. Defrenbacber. Colu ! mbus, bas been the houseguest or • hPr cousin, Miu Fr1eda Faehnlc, 1 ~fter she was ealled htr by the . illness ol her brother, Frant:. WLll , I who I! a patient in the Mellli Gt'neral HOJpJtal. Another brother Frtd Wdl , AkTon, arnved h t"ro.' Sunday to vlsd Fr.ank W!Jl Mr. and M~~>:"Eml!'raon Jones and 4laughtel', Barban, attended the Womeeomini at the Pratts Pork ~ethodlst Church Sunrla.Y arid M"ISS Jones sanJ 11 solo accompantid by Jter mother fur !he ._fter ltonn proghm ~ Mta. Harry Munru Is vtsitmg her ~arfdparoots, Mr. and Mr~ Harry 1 Detroit'? }\anif31 Cf\Y '3 • Setu...,...a a...,lta New Yor~ 18 Waphtngton ~ Chlclgo 4 Cleveland 2 :SO.ton 6 B.dthnore 1 nillht Detroit z K'anJI.• Clty 1 night I Moaclty's Prul:tllttle PHchet's No gamps scheduled. ...Tue.N.y'a Ga"'" BGston at Chicago n•ibt New York at Ka111as City mgbt at Jlettolt Baltimore at Cleveland night Ct I~as I Cueltlu litJfiJ ume !21) A.cal Estate- , ' 16 For Sale Trade H~:.:~:Ii~·r.G~',:'~'":r"'iv1den M~<> PEACHES co. - " I T ,; .,------------ ---POMEROY SOCIETY 19M BUICK 2 dr. Sedan. Original Blue with White Top. $1,696.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 9 8 6tc Mr. and Mrs Walham Mattox and' lam•ly of West Columb•a, W Va. and Miss Norma Jean Bcarhs wttte recent guests of fraends in ........ HARRY FRl!lCH'!'Blll • • • 1947 Plymouth Savoy 4 dr. Sedan 2 five room apartments: 2 Clean inside and out. $1,195 00. room apartments. all with Blaetb:lar's, Pomeroy, 9 6 6tc dries and garagea.. o\. N. Pomeroy, Ohio. 191 For Soie 30 GAU..ON Lawson automatic gas water heater, $25, 61'7 High St, Middleport. 9 4 3tc FIBER GLASS Awnings and door P. S. ll-IE ONL~ 1\IING IIORI<ING 15 l!e ALII!I Tid CONMIINT tram Natalie Tnmdf, tht local: lliL!Nl'UCI rrwt• di.Uifl,tar who u1d Marlene Dlttrl.cll threw trier t1o¥U at her aM ~'Wiia a <1014 lah.. on the tet ol the movlt thq made tcctU...tr ill Europe. confUIN local playboya but It needft't lla'ft. 'l'ht Qlnl' ,-.MD dam• navtr did care much, nally, for the frlllllOI ot otJUilt womtlll , , , Tbtrt'a a )'ouna drUI' compuey pruldeM IMrtaboutil named. Harry Pattereon- hla compi.IW will lpo,hiOr WIDCII.Ill'l, hQ... broackaati-Wbo made a really drutlC IWit.cM: In ~ )'O\it~he 1~ en. announeer fer two HoJiywood radiO itat~ . _ ~ Colli' ,.... fiiO.Itt wu an. ad man ..• Sidney Lum'et. Ute TV PNua Who jp,r4. marrlilll GlOria Vand:erbUt, It mw dlrtc:tof', Jh ~ Ult ~e:vl~ .Dhow ~,... thnt )'1&1'1 aa:o Wblll l p!Q.O a Wblleojtalret Oil .,..btr oa lt1 jult for Jtlckl. Born• ptOplto 11-m IUipeC\ that I rudy •• a wbl~balred old .tlarber. r • \' It'• an ~Unual1lJ comment made neenUy oa ~ 'n rall by ~ Horfmlll Dlelt Manntnr, the Ttn Pad .A.lloy<4u0 rilpoM;ltMt M II• te .hHte ud B&C .DIJJUI. ••we eu'' w.rtM ~ bad." \bfY c1W., TJlaN Will tie DO tclltol'~ ~'t ,.., , . , ;Pia:,._ aonalJ'IOOPVI'IMdatiOn: f'rapt.w. the 1011-IAJte~r ••'-- A.nd me. Mw 4oe1 OM 10 a1Jout buylnJ Katy Jwado t9 ~ hWt' """" ncr .ft•..., ,_. teJt . . I ------ .. .. ..lllaiL t..ena 18l Auto Soles Late Show Sig• Off Prayer aet-1 ttol for apot newe telto ..tlng end othtr TV fttl• fltokup funotlo"' 11 t:hla t:tan111torlzaa 4-pound oamtra and \e•pound tra,'llrnliUt tevlil.,.. "' the Radio Corporation or A.merl11a at RCA'o Da.vld . .,.... kl"ai'Ch Centar In Pr!»o:~etol'll N, J, To bl yuO for Ull ,.,... tlm1 W tht N1tional Br.oadcaJtlng CornPtn)' ln TV ae~verage rtf U.• national pal!Ueal conventlone, tho ecamer• Ia built around an •cl.41evt~lepe'd l}•lnch Vldlcon plc:kllP tube, and fiDhlrt'l • ne-...et •rittroralo ~ew-t\ndtt whlc:h un bt detached from t:t11 umora al'ld tfiJM II'OIIhtl the camerama,.•a neck, •• 1hown In thlt picture. I'AfitMI..Il1 t)'nchronl... d with ttlo camera, tbl fl"tlor ohewe . . _ ftMI Nmtt-1 "'"'" oven whtn the two lltmon1• are Hparatod ~~~"tNt fnhftn. lqulppetl wlth 70 tTai\Dttte~ra anti ba\ttrlot for • .tMu" ttf !f'tltl.on wllhowt recharging, 1111 wnlt UP tran11nlt to a beto $t41lon ovtr a mila away. •' 1100 News '11\e 434 28'k MiJrtm Restaur.ant fo.r JJrt $1.50 a b11shel "\ 10 30 01erMa.s Adwntllft 11 ·0:1 "77 j Losi & Found ,JI._!IAWLIIIG I 10 15 Spot"l.a Parade News 9 WaahJDS:lOn,. 57 79 4 19 30 ~ M~ Drummond, Mrao. Th~lm!J Mon Karu.1111 Cl\f 1 43 gz .3lB tf , or. and ~rs Marum Baid"-Ln, Aou n --~ ~ br~Jge Mn. Drummond 111 th(' ror N... w York~ 2 Wllolihlnton 1 lh<' r MIM> Fdls, wlw taught at MI[J Cleveland 4 Chlefl 1 lJt dlcpoq ll•gh Stbovl !01" H'v~:r~J :;~;;~~{-~L~~~~~~ <& BI Auto Services ll 30 rve Grtt: A Secret ~ M\JM F,r1edil' ,F • ~ enttflilill• l cd Saturday Wltli . dtnbt'l' ar tlu~ 7? -., t. 69 un -~~·· 18\7: 1 Doek 7•00 Frallkie Laine 11 05 The I ate Show IT APPEARS that tba experimental iJr.concllt.lcmed aubwaytr.atDt titre are a buat. Got too damp aiKl humid. Tti.t cftJ lln't daun~ however; tww lt'a ro~n1 to run air-conditioned b\IHI on the ~ Avenu• Une. Colt ror atr<an41tlonlnJ, tfiiQOO to f&,OOO per bUll""' I • lt ia rood to aet the talented Renee RJ&no bad: in town, att.e"C,~ tona ln Otilo and California. Mlas R. 11 the ebaraeter aetreq who uaed to p1ay Mallie In tle · Brin9iNg Up .Fdl"er Aim.. Sbe did a Btlilfio Otlt ro1e for TV ~­ other day and II In the new Jack 111. Leonard lhow;: 1 piiDt ~~~ ~ whlcll II be1nr peddle4 to protpecUYt I&'IOJliiOl'l DOW • , . NoW' iJMi' city bu everythll'll· The Frrept*oe, a lttak hou" oppoalto the uW Collit;um, boutt a llO·foot red carpet. that 1h·etehel outatde aero~~ the aldewalk. ' How often have you had an aulheratlc bl.1'011. mtx JOU your 4rr m.artiniT TJt.t lmrkeep ulled "Tim" at Rotolh cbophou81 here ually II SaM F'«<rd.lnand Timothy Van der N'oot eta M:or~et. whG• ~~at~&'rantlfather wu burgomaster of llruiHJa. Born In Chtct,li hlmMU. Tim I.e the ton of a man who blew a mWIOn IM&eka ln. OM week at Monte Carlo, rt1hl after tht Aret World War ••• Tile ructna.tlnr menu Item of the week Ll at ~.n MoOwthy'• Bow._ Square In IIOutham.pton, Lona llllond.: bttobf blue whale ~·ed wtt:i MW Ca411110., p,too, MIW lCA POlTAILI TV "STATION" TO II USID AT POLITICAL CONVENTIONS - A comptc:t' and venatlle new ) l SOC1ETY 842 117) ····Helo Wonted LO:OO You: E;:sso Repofter n·oo ~ 6.30 TI!A 10·00 Your Esso Reporter 10 30 Press Conference l'l ' ~ 6 · 15 Douglat: Edwards (6 11 ~, "" 78 1!11 Ofi3 11 •. 78 119 1563 11 1 • " ' \.- 1~ For Rellf n - • ....,..,... , ...,.... ,•t MIDDLEPORT. I Pet. GB , penon.al propertr to-wat · 1939 Dodge autd'm.ob!le. Breakfast set kitchen- cabtnet, 01! cook stove, k1tcben table, dmlng room suite hYlug room suite, 6 dhung roum chaar.!l; 2 beds and springs, Weekend Sporls 1 chest, 3 rug, , 2 dre"Sllet.!l, ly UNITED Ottwr miscellaneous arhcles S~•Niay HAf FOR SALE Oats, Straw, SOY· Perso~ desanng to see tnud pel besns Del.av11J milk can lifter sonRl propetf)' can Cl'lil o.t the IU!.LS;,·:~N:~;V~!.~fot! 1 1lls, and ~arent 1 , Mr and Mn. John Stout, Harnsonville. 9-8-'ltp J- -:-'--'--·----...;..;-1 f VIC last u1!1>ell Mills, this week Mr. Munns res1dence of the blte Thomas W Wagner1 d~cf'a.sed, Letart Falls &tart.ed PaBarne--Simpe:on will .ineville and bu shenew will porttJOO Jilin ham mwhen Obio. Middleport. FJI'Ie • the thetr trJiler home I! del ivered erms ot sale: Cash Bondit. Phont 83UI·X nt>JCt week Sybil Ebersbach, Adm1nist.ratrh: N. :1. UP • j Cherole Blake Janls Childs and with the Will Annexed of the Es rr;~~-~=~~&.~,:U~ the $30, l'7~ Paulme Zarkle stirted their nurse!i ' tate of Thomas W Wagner, de MIIII. 10ddleoort. Ohio at Atlarrtlc 11r:lJnL ng at the Holter HospLtal oeased. 9 8 3tc City School of Nursing Mon<!ay. (~ 11~l~W _ onted Sundoy Rich ~ rd Pickens Who h.as been NO HUNTING DAY OR NIGHT on .:... BERNE, Sw1tzerl~d UP - U S on va.e~ti.on from 'tne Middleport my !arm. Chester Spencer, H.t a Army Lt. Ed&ar 0 Hatr of Fort Post Office· b~s returned f 9 5 3tp Used Hot Water RADIATOR Chll Pomeroy. 11 6311 M 9 10 3tp Sam l{w;ton, Tex., won the i':'ter- I Yi~lt 1ft Balt.'lmore with relal J~~~ SAYI DOtM" VO\l KNOW? MIDDLEPORT 6-room frame natwai.l mod_ern pentahlon •ndl-1 Franklin Rlt~hards, who h<>~ com Bater•a wiU &lve JQU the best ( 14) . ~ pleted four years an the U S house wilh bath, wtth enclosed vtdual champ1pnsh1p. trade oa fW'Q.Jtl2'e or aoplian· CHICAGO UP • John Kmg of I Navy has rece 1ved h" dL h side and front porchu. Gss Heights Oh10 won the . lS se argc C>t!J. 4 6-tf The Hotel MarOn has nvaLlable, a heating, full basement. Double Mayheld $50 000 "dre "'bo I J I and LS vtSJ!tng h• ~ grandmother, lew 1 ooms with runmng water garage. Lot 100xl00 and located • am w mg outtna Mrs Hez Root Mtddleport Hr ha ~ l ment for pl&yers who have 10\led t C 'b d sleatn laeated and Hot el servu:·e at 866 South 'fhlrd Strtet, near 300 games. Pt:tn In o1um us 1Ol" sever a1 a\·• at spefil\1 WN>kly ot month!~ I schools and markets Ptl~d at WST - between Dexter thru DETROIT UP -Troy Ruttman WJih hu mother, ~1rs Fa~e Root r:~tcs to sU>ady guests R.flles .as only $68QfJ.OO. Lang~ille, Rutland and Meigs of J.os Angles won the Mlchtgan Richards, ana relaiiVeR and Wlll go Jnw as $8 weekly dtmble occucucKI.!\!i IEALTY Co }<~ail'' Grounds Spreader from 5tate Falr 25{1 mile late mGd.;:l ~oc~o~~~t .~c: f to ~lslt hiS bro{pancy Also rt.o1rt.s for Special &• 229 Phoae 108-y back of !!preadwg truck 1 Uoek car~ race hh 195611o'ori.l when :Mu John K .a~~fth Akron Meetmgs, Parties, Wedd1ng1, (9--10-3te I{ewafd, ,Pickett F11rms, Pomethe ra<:e was halted after 227 rtules Banquets, and private breakfast, -~ 'roy, Route. 9 10 3tc beca"H~>.e of spectator wtederencc ~ro~g~~l.herrtbr~her, :ay Fl e<'nor luncheons, and supper parties 1 CHICAGO UP. The B:raadywine 0 epo w ~re e " 11 1 visit Phone aoo to Mr Samuel 0 Per-. Lost. Brown Cocker Spaniel, white Ciub of Kennett Square, P.a won Mrs Job~ K Smith Sr. unt!l he ry, lessee of Hotel Marhp, nose. long ears and tall WeuU. S Polo Assocation cham enters Ohto University thLs montll FOR SAI..E--Pea.d S1r.by Re•t Et9 10 l~oc ing harness PhuM 6050 Y. ion!lhLp ~ «eteati:ng Aurora ::C Mrs Smith ret1JJrned to Akron to t.ate, RutlaM: Township. 31 9 7 3tc acrca )and, bi)Use, barn aod out Buffalo, N. y ' lt-10, tn two sud dav and Will .~dvc on St'p1 12tn or WJt~ h_er hWiband for a conHmffim bual,dings. See George A. Mein· den-death overtlmtts. FOUND - One set of KEYS on m Caltforma nart, Admlnl91.rator 6-1--tr Mulberry Ave. Indcl'ltify at the Daily Senllnel of£iee 9 6 3tp CORNET 1n good tohdltLon Will M1r.s Ha1 ne Mar1e SmL1h . Mid lr,!de for tvpcwr1ter. Call Ro- One '7 Room HOUSE._ with bath dleport, Mrs Roseoe rowle 1 M1d 132 Dock Street, Mtddlfoport' Los:I' in vteimty of Mioddlep.>rt bert Slewa1 t, Mason Sptuce dleport RD., Mrs · Georgia Wdltam good location. Inquire l'SZ HlU-beagle HOund 15 inch dur, a-u378 9 10 3tc Street Oi 5 .5, Y'('ol's old. Black and Tan, and whirf! around the face. Cnll 508 ji;:_ _ _ _ .::._ or o;i50 Y. 9 6 3tc convention. r. BE A CLUB SECRETARY • RiCh!Ud Chamber~ of the rom(' Got $25, $50, $100 tn famou s proWe now have plenty Elherroy National Bank has hcen workduels free' Help :ynur frlcnda Jng at the Rutland Bank while em get National Brands they want . Ia peaebetl. Also plenty of 1. SONs ployees of that bank were on vae III9V WHdc Service. Dar for only' $1 a wee).: They get ation I'IIOae Baft, lillbt l'hoae 11009- valuable free gLits, too - and finest dnJps we ever had. Mi~s Ruth Wa'!e, \frs Willa Mar X. DODGIW'LYUOIJ'I'II DEALYOU get gift after gift- FREEERS. U-ti Coal~. M1ddlepor1., Mrs Cec1l Send today for deta1ls and Free New 2'76-page catalog POP~ ~;:r,~~~~·~:nd Mrs. Mabel Mar.shall, :'omplete Ws::p:!L .AUGNMENT, CLUB PLAN, Dept. J 884 !.>•"II Bring CQI111aln,••n left Sa-turday for Florbli~DI aad brlb aenriee. ida w)lere they plan to vl ~1f Mr. brook, N. Y. 9 10 llaetell'o SaleiJ Senko, West and Mrs Homer Cooper, M•ss BetWEBSfER FARM lli•ln SINe!, Po...,.,, Oblo. ROOMS for rent with tie Wi<e and Mn1 Alma Rummler 5 lilies Eilsl cooking prtvlleges, 127 Butterand othPr relatives and fr11mds nut A.ve., Pomeroy. 9 5 12te Mn1 MinnLe B11vera~e accomI.Plmi••d Mr aod Mr~ f'arl Jones to 1903 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. DIL Sedan TWO ROOMS FOR RENT or room ltl(' MiCh fnr tl VISit On~ eareful owner. $893.00. and board. Mrs. Wm. Slater, Ch1 htino:- ~:nd Kathcnne Grant, BlaeM:nar's, Pomeroy. 9 0 Gte 173 Hudson St., )Uddleport. Columbus, h sve be<'n here for a r ePbone 6311-M. 9 5 -6tc cent \ !Sll W11h thc1r mother, Mrs 1952 ' DeSOTO V8 4 dr. Sedan Hom('r Grant 5· ROOP.fS and BATH, 10 Cole St PGwer st-eering, aU.tomotle: shift. Fru~nd s of M1ss Susie Taylor, for small reilable family $.33 $895.00, Blaetlnar's, Pomeroy. fOnnrr local residents, have Je.arnper montb. See M.rs, Howard 9 6 6to Cecil, 800 W. Mala St., Pomeroy M that she hu moved to 2015 Ced01r Street, Balon Rouge, La evenings, 9 8 tf !9M: BUICK SpeeiiLl 4 dr. Sedan, with a n1ece . Loeal owner. $890,.00 Blaettnar'a TWO BEDROOMS, Kitchen, Jiving Polneroy. 9 6 6tc loom. Apprmumote1y three acre garden.. $35 00 per month Con1955 !'¥Y1lOUTH Savoy. One loeal tact Alex Wheeler, Apple GYI>Ve. owner. 2 dr. Sedan Bla.ettnar's Ohio. 9 Pomeroy. $1,695.00. 9-6-6tc : l "1 · • ~~~~;'h~S~U~r'O~nc~:·~;~ lean l'fi'l 1 ;!'l W. L 120 8 ,-..., 6:10 Regional Reporter Steel Hour I I To Buy 4 ao Early Show 4:00 Katie's Kltchea DOO S S . -rhe undersigned lJ offert~tg for 5!1\e tbe foUowing furmtuL'e and 3.30 Edae o1 Ni8bt $64,000 Quest.iM 9 30 Do You 'I'rust Your Wife? .. r - - ( I f Notices Sb'ih it RiC'h : ValiB'I>t Lady Love of Life ~enrch for TcimfJI!rOW GmJmre LiRht Ray Millan1 Show As 1'1le World Tum1 Jobnny Ca1'50n &bow~ Uoumoparty Big Payoff Bob CrO.!IbY "' Brighter Day ~ ..... ~ 2 00 2 SO 3 00 a t 5 ,.. Seeret Storm ~00 YORK-Things one N~w Yorker thlri'ke about: Dorothy 12·00 l2 30 :;Jeetal 1.'1\l published a't 1 ceal P:OJ\WOI'.@.. -- + s:so Althw' aoom, &110 llr elisi1f1ed ra$fW, Obltuanea 800 ,, 1 , 9:00 Tbis ir; Y-opr- Life 9·SO Twenty-One ...j"iek !laity 10 00 PN JS Co~~ 10 30 11.00 ll:I:i 11.30 tl ·45 m. !IF..~ of. ~e~tl pnbted at re1u WIDNISDAY ooo.rnr n;; 1 ::W,O. of ~ Attnt Dru Snow Hopalong Cassidy News SporU Eye . Le.- Plullfar;y FOrd Eddie Fisher News C8f8v•n Mayor of the Tow~ ' Susie Krl'lft Theatre 8:QO Captam Kqu'Ocll 9.00 Garey Moore wiU Ore- thD _. mcorret:e. 11, ll:B~ I .,. t'illr,ted tor advtrtisln.clloul Aid :or t~etorf'l the '-'th of eacb moDtb Collowlq iDIC!'Uoo.. fINn- ... AG\'tittlllll&.-5hoiJJ(I he -«ff011e4 ~ediltoJJJ. 'I.le Dall)' ' I will DClC be retlk-'llllble Fotlljll' 141..,. 11J1! i 11:00 NR~t Jlridliftei " ~ \ 1 PJ'IoiJIIS Box 11;0.!1 woot)>on:ost 11:10 Preu BoJ; ) . 1Movie Museum l1:15 Gt>eoloat ~ ·<il ~ 11 •30 F.,..lgn ln\rllllt Foreign Intrleue 12 00 Tonilbt Tonillbt _ _ _..:_:_':00 Slgo Oil Garry Moore 9 30 Arthur J[p 30 Strike it R1cb 11 00 Valtant Lad,ll lti Love of Life L1 30 SeftiOOb for ~ 'l 45 Guldin« Lidrt' 12 OQ Ray IItti.lii-nd Sh.~ 12 30 As The World 'D.lrns 1 00 Jolmny Carton Sbuw t ·30 Hooseparty 2 00 Btg Payoff 2·30 iBob Crosby Show a 00 Bnghter Day 3:15 S'l'C'ret Stonn 3 30 Edge of NLght 4 00 Katie's K1tche11 4 30 The Enlv Show 6 00 A11 LmkMl{•r 6.15 DQuglaa Edward!~ 6·30 Grr~nd Old Opry 7 oo · Phil Slivers Show 7 30 1\liwv..Loi • ll 00 Jo~ and Mabel ll.30 Spotlight Playhowe BY MEL HEIMER • .. --- l . B~lior.:: . 'N' onal ' ... . w : L. Pa ,.r Milwaukee '~ a9 M so6 Chieaa:o at Pittlburgb night Amtrkan Le"w • gladiolus. 5P.rtn1C . flowerln& ~ulbrt B26 HI&:tl Street. M.id.d.le~~ l'hon:__ 0139-~ 9 ~tc Brooklyn ~ 55 599 1 CJnctnnatl ~ t'J .IMI4 3 ONE (_ HILf)'S Brown SI\OWl'LIIit. Sl Louis 68 68 .500 f41,2 .!illC 3 One port:~oble washer [ Pluladelphla 6(S '72 .44'7 19 lkt~ona bl c, lnqulre Mn E. R PittsbUrab flO' 11l .f;J6 231h: Fore m.m , 20ij Butternut Ave , New York 56 80 412 261,2 PomHoy g 10 2tc Chicago &t 82 .31)1 2ll'h FOR SALE Temeo- gas fur"'......,• llftultt nacc :10 000 B1 u $60 00 Phone Pltbbu!'fh 4 P!iildadelphla 1 1st ' 6288-J · ' 9 10 31 PhUa 6 Pltt!bUrgh 5 2nd, 10 mn. c Milwaukee 1 Chklla;o 4 lit CHAB APPLES for sale IOl Kerr Mllwaulee l'i Chlea.-6 3 2nd. 81 , Pomeroy. Phone ir~9-X Brooklyn ft New York 1 9 10 3tc St Louis 8, Clat'innati t1 13 inn. Saturday'a Rft~tlt 1 Two pieCe liv1ng room suit $35.00 Brooklyn 4 New Yor:li 3 136 South Second St, Middle- Pltt.!lbuegh ~ Plllladefph.la 4 port. " 9 '8 '3te Chit'!ago 2 MUwauWcle 1 J3t. Louis 8 Olnthwatl 4 night _ Y s _ P ..ho,. FOH SAlE Lewis Hunt property No grtme, ~ed~ltd at LangsYIIle Tuesd:.y, Sept. 11 Tutscfay"t O~mt~ at 10 p m at ofrtccs ur O'Brien Sale P{ice n<.~t less than $800 to Milwaultee at Brooklyn Right tb~ htghes t b1dde1·. 9 8 2tc Cmclnnati at Mew York St Lot~is at Phlladeh:ihia night !<'OR SALE. One tll;!!d Rdrigert)tor 1n A 1 CondJtwn Phunc 6038-Y, l'.liddlepttrt 9 8 tfc lst!'..W-CI'ae 111ootb tor Z5 ceo.U WEDNESDAY SliD On 1'o4oy Co(fee Time Home' T1c Tac lJO\IIh It C011ld Be You Camera G<1es to SC'b 8:00 ' Queen For A Day 3.4~ J4od.rJ~ JUunaacea 4.00 Comedy Time ~ ol 30 My L1ttlt1 Maflie ·~ 7 00 Supr-rman 7 ao • CfNI per word lor thret -"ll ~ HNt,ln iflf':rtloD& 1:SO TeJlD'-'5" E:nle 2.:00 Matinee Theatre 2 60 g z ,..,... per · - ... , ... ~e - CUT .-t,OwatS, Hrtida. Jfd11DI~ f'barJe' Ne.- FoJ!. large mwns, porn ponu, attera, t:!:M CU'n'ent 1 30 TelllleUee Ernit 9 00 Ruark Reports J'ralltef tn4 Italy', tbree big V. S. alliel. - :.W U Could Be You 800 Captaln x.ntaroo ~n:;:,::r ~~~~~ ~ro:e ~':;.~~~en~o;~~Wc~:~~al: ~,=;:J; • '1 TUISDAY • • 10 00 Hom~ I , 00 TLC Tac Dou~ 800 Slogn On 1 • 900 1000 1100 ll 30 12 00 I MAJOR LEAGUE Mclln"''l ST,ANIJlNG S: ILc 2 WHEE!. TRAILQR •• • 7' $5000 F. R Pbooe 6148-M . Ill;~ WCHS-TV Channell I ' ., Today 9 00 t:olfee T1me 12 00 • JNFLATION-Dila&'reemeDt over ~auaea and , o!l'l"etts of the record ILIJh. co.~~t ot livlnr Ia re-S.Crehuy ported wldcapre~ad In t.up-leve! govemmeat clr~ ' WIIMII cies. Trea1ury Secretary George M. Humphr-ey ! and Artlmr Bums. prealdenf.l,ai economic advl~er, : In! llld to be Irritated o•er Federal Reserve bonrd pollclel whiCh 1 rnake 1t mort diffleult and more costly to bo~row money. I It Ia tMir oont.enUon that the .-pending boom should not be check· edl with the eleetlon onl:f two montha away However, Federal Re~ ! aerve Board Chairman William McChe~~ney Mallin, Jr., matntalM that curba on borrowlac are euentlal If a scdous bual.ne!ll dl1:1turb• i anoe. wltb reauttant unemployment, Is lo be avoided : ).tart'ln and other board member~~ feel It i!J unwise to encourage too much bua1neu expllhelon wltb bonowed money. • • OEOft.0£'8 MISSION-One of the blg jobl:! set for Senator Wal· ter F. Ueorge on hla new minion will be to try to achieve closer eo-operation among NA~I In thfl political, ec.'Qnomlc and 1 ctbltural Gelds. Oeol'(e la from the Senate to toke over u I 'Ptaldent JliMDllowel"l preaentaUve llnd apeclol amb!Uioo u.dor ta the Nor\b Atlantic Treaty Orga.nt:zation. · The aeutor pl'IIHntly Ia vltitlng American alllea abroad and 11 txpeettd to retum to the United Stnte11 In late October or early J lfovtmiHr to make a apecLal report to Mr. EllenhowfJr and Secre~ I tary of State John Foater Dulle~~ . Oeol'l"e'• role took on added importance op tbll eve of hll departure. Houae forelgwl atfaln chairman Jamea P. Rlcharda reported • • d 55 Sign On 7 00 11 30 ban• ..... TUESDA~ F." Sole WANT ADS I ' the wu~ favoiite comic-~tnp ' ·- ... ' 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midaleport, 0 ., Sept 10, 1956 MJonca.oiJ., ; Mlao.~cnl' of I } • J. , ' , . For rent - Electric wallpaper steamer. Chnton Fisher, Middleport Ph. 6265 X ll-1-tf "'oolld ( 19) · Business Opportunities ~ ... LoW' . GRUF$ER BLOCJ[ CO. canopiea. Rt~y-GJo, C:as beaten Venetian Blmds, an sizes and D.ale- Men, Women and Couples to trala colors. Free estimates Wippel Supply, 215 Union Ave for Motel management and opPomeroy, 8 31 lmo c ,eraUon Only matured wall be eon- be considered , Age 23-69. APPLES FOR M.LE - 1 '12 IJlLies Write Nat1onal Motel Training, south of Rutland: John L. Romlnc. 9 10 3tp Ines. WOMEN - Earn $80-$125 w-eekly ·-~-8-28-1moc spar.ehme showLng adult and One 'Jlmilo WASJIER,.:.a_nd __ on_e_g_as Children's apparel In homes heater. Phone 851-J. .klh1l Frick New .tyle Group Part)! Plan Rock Spring,; Road-, Pomeror Free outrlt Beeline Fashfon~t, 9 7 3tp Bengenville' 80, TI1inois 9 10 ltp' - One Coke coohw, 1 b~er oooler, 2 ' "-' hea'IDI Btii'Ves, 3. card t~les t201 !linl and' dralnboard, 1 steam WANT:IifD - Painting • interior, -exterior, roof, work guaranteed table, 1 back bar, 13" stools Call 6352-M'. Or con.taet L. L Lyons, .:R.Ilteo.: r~asnnable. Phone 381 Y. Homer N. Braley, Pomeroy, '784. Chestnut St., Middleport 9 6 12tc 9 7 3tc J Mila Ntrth ' ., ,........, ¥.,Coli wm. ltlrlftlo . 0,. .., - o.u-.. Quality, S.n"lce ctnd Mllrthandlst To ._.. t.. .UFf' of ...ry ..... famtfr-. •• It • ,llllt, the faMi ly 6 eu. ft. M.aytag FREEZER pru~ed for qulek sale. Phone Letart Ran, 8 7 . 3tc 2251 , FOR SALE TbiiATOES CANB large pink, r•vD-Bc.!i •• llllUie east from school ho e WUUam H. Holmes, Syracuse Oblo. " 8-6-1 mo.c RODNEY ' ' no"WN]i(c PIN. l(~n.. HNtli. ACCIDIN1' Lifo. Coouo!IY ond ....... . . . ....... Rl:la t Estate ., _I~ , MIDI¥.1_.,, I Meap County . wheat allotMenU may 1 tart llih 'ni up for tlte 1967 Aeret&e Real'rve part of the Soil Ban\1 program on Mund'Y Sept. 10, 1958, ~ec;.ordtng tu an anoouncemc~t to\...:IY by lh~ MeiJJ County of"f1~ of l~e A S C The deldllne ior t~e ~•gn-up at the p.rHe.~~t hme 1~ Sept 21 . There ar~ appr.ps.Jmalely t100 :\le 1gs Co~tnty farmer, •ho ha•e wheat allotment~ and may partiClpate- In thQ portloo af the SOil Bank program for ]Sin. Details of tht Cooaetvat.lon_ ae.trve por,l1on of the propam are not .ava.Uable as yet and wall be re-leatM when reu1ved _ . The prpose of thla program u to reduce production -of tb11 aurplus erop. In Meil• County Sl3,7fl0 OOj l!f ava1l~l:lle to wheat farm. ~ rs for reducmg wheat &creaieIt wJ\1 be obligated on tbe balit of ftrst tome, IIT'If. 1Uved a«:ordtng to focal A. S C otfid~b, Some of t~ !equtrementl In addatJon to the ai.tJt-up for thu aereage. reserve progr•m are tbat no t'1' P C"an be b.arv~ from the ~rrcag'f m 1957, tlvrt ~e aere0 age ~Jgnlnf w•ll be \UP, designated at the time of and that contract Will be binding for the entire year cd 1957. Wbe•t must he\'e been grown on this acreage at least o_ne m the last fiVe ye~rs The mlnunum acreage whach may be placed In the al!nage reserve program is three acres or the allotment, whichever as sm.aL ler The mar~ mum 1!1 50 .acres or 50% of tbt allotment whichever IS larger. The rate of payment lS $123 per hushel times norma1 yae\d of the f.arm of the .area Will be made before payment Js made. Farmers may lt;rve the lalld idle or ma.'o' ~;eed It to legume ur gr.ass nuxturea thiS fall or Dext spring Mowmg of the area Wan be perm 1tted, but no ~stunng or har vesting rn.ay be made of any growlh on the f1eld or f1elda Farmers may reeetve cost sharmg assist.ance In the establ.ishrnent. of legume grass, mixtures on the area placed m ,the acreage reserve It Js Important that fanner s C9ft· ta,.t the local A S C. off•ce and s1gn the1r agreement al once MORNINGSTAR R('\' Djle Van Meter after a V1s1t.., w,itq bli mother Mrs I..aura Van ~. M-eter and other rl.'lati\e.s \efl ffri- his hom e Ln Massathultes Rev J oel MJer s a former pa!tor here \\.as the guest recently at preachmg sen oces a~compatned b). br s fam 1'y Leo G•inlilre u:;Jted hls s1itrrs m Columbus last week and attended the state fa ir }fr &mi Mrs. Richard Henderson 0( Coolville were the Sunday guest of BerJha and Lester B.ail} J1m Belt was subshtute SenbnQI earner last v. rek durrng the ab sen{'e of Leo Gl'fnore. Several fnlk~ attended the Mar· 1etta fair lbts week. Juhn Jble and family mnved l.as1 S.alutda~ 1hto lhe1r new home that was recently <'Ompletcd. of h1s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Elmer W1ckham Mr and Mrs Eugene Hiller, o£ Canton were 14eekend guests of hi" SLster and brother m law, Mr and Mrs Fred Nease .and la11Uly. They were a~ompaUJed to Eaat Liverpool by Mrs Nease and cb1ldren who w!ll .spend a week w1th ber parents, Mr aad Mrs C L. RUler. Mr and Mrs Earll Shoemilt:rr and <laughter, Nancy of New U'l· mgton were weekend guests of Meigs county reltilJVe!l Mr .and Mrs Darrell Chevali" and son, Mrs. Helen M{!Cloud and famtly of Columbus, Ohio was VIsiting tbe1r mother Mn. I'ieda R1tch1e and ions Roger, LarrJ. Mrs Freda Rtchae and son l.oger and Mrs Darrell Cbevaliei and Lee were m Manetta, on. busrecentl)' C!iE&:PNUT RIDGG iir.. DRY· CLEANING DONE BY SPECIALISTS! INSURANCE AGENdf POOne' 200, Cl~laftd Appllan't"e Sture, 118 W. MaiD St.. PODJjefOT 2-23-tf FOREMAW & CoUege spent the week· w1t-h hts parents, Mr and Mrs E Boney Jack Kennedy left Sunday morn ing for a vastt wtth friends in Ala• Mr and Mrs H~yt Keeton spent bama Mr and Mr~ CharlE"s PrLtchard ~t. evemni wtth Albert Cone and daughte r, Ronlfc and son Douglau Wlte n£ B11rberton were ~er-k('nd guests VerllloJ..uli.>ovleWed ~~ Harry Pettlt, Tuesday afternoon. Howard \\T•Ibur of Columbus, John· The Jack Morre fami.!y moved ny Wilbur and ~ on s Ronnif' and Monday to Manlfield~ Ohio. John Arnold n£ Wellst'Jn. ~Spent ~orge ltidelttn abd wife, Mrs Sunday w1th Mr and M1 s Vance Fib:patrick and Wilbur and R1ta the State Fair at Theodore Ruajrrt has ')emplo:r· !at week. ment fnr tile P1pehne Co AND R,Wlo & ri:u.-vrsroN snvre~: id -VICE AD MElll- I _i Van Meter ts on vacahon from her emat the Kroger store. '"~;:;;;;;. Boney who 1s attendlllg FINE LAUNDRY Business Services 200 White Leghorns, pullets In BULLDOZER basen'lent1 linll " pemmt production $1:!10 eacfi For btre tor Edl11on HOllan, Minenv1lle, pr:mds .. P. M. Cowdery, Lona Bottom. 8 29 U Phone 3679 9 '7 ~tP M1ch bluk an.d IJP~ for of the jacket lJ Lloused aboVe a . .llf·••lL collar aqut muff 11an Jamb. • I 88DK1. Tri -Lustre Cleaners 11111- M!ddtes+«_ OW& Robinson's Laundry -asP a trt., Ollla alrlk., back I _j at I - CAN man's ' Icruelest. •nemy \II! , AMERICAN' CANCER I SOC lEn �.. ~~,_ .,_._, ' C JW11 Selltlael, -- -._ .... 1ftl'r"'.~ I ' ~ ~· • t ' '"' • .:.• .• , ... ~.. . -. - ... i • . ·~ .. . ~ .• .. .... ·• .. • • . -· ....... ,~ · ttrrf Pomeroy.IIJ~dlepilrt, 0., Sept 10. 1951 · ih!~,r siieune( Pmnerov-wiJ~1eJiOli.. 0.. S,q~- 10: !!G.!..;.• lr ft.·AND .... dlt• ..__-~--- New York. already eliminated (rom the flag .-au statistically, may provide a fertile field for the Redlep to reelaiOl thelr looses. I $299.00 BAKER MeanwhUe, the torrid pennant race -continues, and Milwau.k~ ·~~ three-game margin gets bigger every day u: tbe end of the season approaches. FURNITURE Cor·l !!! SINGLE GIVES VICTORY OP The Brightest ~ ~er In Middleporl Ray Katt's baseM-loaded single gave the Cards their victory over Cincinnati Sunday. Wally Moon, wbo got his only = ;g BAKEJt FURNITURE Ill hil of lbe four-hour con test in the 13th, and pineh~hitter Walker Cooper shared hero's roles witb ! You're Katt. l Moon siniled with one down and Only. ' 'Young \ ' Burt Lanca1ter Anna MagiMnJ THI ROSI TATTOO (VIItllvi.s.lon) ' I --·- '· William C..-npbell CELL 2•s.s, DEATH ROW (True Story , , , DarlDtl) C•rh110n ·ROCKIN' CHAIR TOM TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY S~Mncer Tracy V1n JohMon A GUY NAMED JOE -a laoIrian Donle¥y - HORRORTMI C:REEPING UNKNOWN C1rtoon MOTHER HUlA HUBBARD PA.MILV NIGHTS 2 Adult Tlck.ta Admit C1rf Once,.••. .- ). LO ,,.--~&', ., __ ~' Ott ilk• cuh ,.w. ll"c1 oa· slana~• only, auto or furtU. till'& Any &mount &am.. .. ,., ,, •.w·· ~ r ~'" . ~' '")·. I. ' PSto$1000 lYou're, ' 1\lolj .. ~"']" '" 1' " . .. :; . ,. PAY GET MORE •--- ALong BUY YOUR nme I I I ,,; ,l c. \ '56 ROCKET ' OLDSMOBILE I ., &rq~io,bl _:__~sere~& :ho~jp wodt itf •"' _L ·a A :A-X"'. ":.'. '· i :, if WHERE YOli GET A _G FE l rL.. O W .. · , ! 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' $14.95 $22.95 .:.1=.24:.:E::...M:.:.:.::ol.::..n.:.::.._..::.=-=..._ _ _P~h_an_e_1_9_7 11....-S_A_RA __ NW_E_A_v_E_.J_ET"""'l"'~P-U.,..N_ . ~-$%-6._9_5~ INYIRNA'I'IONAI: 'IRUCKS · • IH~ ,_ ._ ' • '-w.t"' ..PI••aW.Ixhaull • Petilh& YaM a.....n • bhauu Val•• , _ _. ----. ...........1.. e 19 •• AIMIIIUIII...-..111 NOW, TAK! ...Dri¥11' ........... Calli 10-jlou the lll!111101UU'l ' ' MEIGS EQ'UIPMENT CO. Inc~ ' 41 rr EASY, POP/ f• \ - ' �• I / ' • I • 6--DIIIY Senllnel, Pome.~y-M:k:dleport, 0 .. Sept 10, 1956 ess amoD.g uur young people and on a untve-rsal basis. We mll&t bUJld up our military mia:ht second to nont' tn the- world today, with !iipe'ttal t>mphaah on Air Force and gutded rocket reHat(:b and well m~:~rmed strate&lc ba.sil." wlnning -'Upport In the form -.:d "We mw.t reaffirm our faith ·MeiQsCountyGOPWomen Hear CHIC 'N CHARM IN The Semmel Daybook World .Traveler And Lecturer !lftb column parties, in Ena:land amona: trade umons : in Greece aod ·cyprus, m the church; amana: the ~ra.bs In Algena, m Tuniata IDd iMorocco- vltal to Amenca be- in Almtghly God . Were the United States to have ita own way, I i:lf' extende1f to the whol e umvcrse . It 15 eroor how· cause we have fJYe US air ba~re~ ever for Amrncans to think that there. Tbey are directing a cam- these hbertl r~ can be exteoiled paign of hatred to arouse them overmg ht We must be pncUeal against A~erica . America ia por- if liberty 1s to s urvive anywhere. THOMAS lll.CLAND Thomas Saxton Ireland, world traveler, author and lecturer of Cleveland. Willi guest speaker when the Meiss County Women's Re· publican Club met Saturday alter· noon at t~ Martin Hotel. Mr. Iceland, who recentlY returned from a ten weeks tour behind the Iron Curtain, spoke on flis estimate or the Russian situ· ation. He said "The great problem facing us now is posed by a group of atheists banded together, to 8 . bc,lisb God Atheists Ro.!.Hia con trots one fourth of the earth's laJld, and half or its people and is well on the way to seizing th£ rest of the world, to make RussJa enslavement tae umversal eondi Uon of mankiud. ''Tbe . unconcealed objective cballenae.s the supreme idEa behind our counLry'.s founding. tbat aU men are children of God, ere ated free and equal. Since the world cannot remain half slf.ve and half free we are enga,ged in a mighty .struggle between RuS~>ian Communism and the American way of lite. Whether we like lt or not this struggle b f9r<:ed UP" on u.s and the whole work! is at stake. We play for keeps ant.! the winu~u take all. If we Jo11e wt IO!e everythmg." ..A decade ago the Unltd Sfatee was preparing to dcllend Itself agaln.llt Germllolly and Japan- to· dy fD rth fir ",t time In our his· tory we are confronted by enemieK armed to the teeth wlttt the d8adJleJlt weapon.t ever dreamed by ntan, with Qre&ter population than {1Uf8, namely , one billion people Ruasla i.8 on the way in flve to ten years of having a higher out· put of ~ teet , coal &nd oil and bydro-eleclrlc POI"t'r than we The expansion which the speaker el,!· idenced recently continues at .o prodigious rate." , "Now Communist Russia'fi. threflt lfl exttnding to the fi(!ld of trade to slaake u~ loose from all our alllea . Russia has the capacity to absorb their farm and factory output . plw !hi> abUity tu pay EYCI'ywhcre In the world Com· ' •' ' trayed on postt'T"S and in Dt!wspapers &II bypOcntical money grabbers and a~ lynchers at random. We al'e portrayed as hating peace and as making a mockery of relJgion ." The speaker ~~~~d he had been told on h1gh authonty, the Red main objective nmairu unchanged - to overthrow by force or by guile the government of the United States On recent trip.• to Europe Nvrth Africa and the near East, he heard many ech~s of feehng of fatail st1C resignation, that Russia is Simply growing so fast and so big that there ~ nothing we can do about it. :Don't underestimate the Rus.!ians as to them being very capable people. They are. That the Soviet regime will collapa;e from revolt within is nowhere in sight Continuing tht! speaker said "Stalirt's blustenng and threaten: •mg manner f n~ hten ed t h e western powers into forming the NA TO. WhHe Soviet leaders are- talking !JO(tly about reduction of their armed forceb , the Umted Natioll.!l survey for 1955 reveals a 12 per cent rise in Soviet military costa. The main ()bJectlve of Russia'.s a.ixth five year plan Is heavy In· dustry and armament. Far fro~ cuttmg down the"Jr armament the Soviets are bnngln_g into their ar~ed force~ a wtde range of gutded lQJ..S.sJles. They maintain 20.000 planes, up to the minute a1r force in F:urope which OUt· nuGmebncrs ours f~"c tu one. . eralirtLs LeMa~, ::~trateglc alr cornm. der warns Con&reu tha£ by 1 or 1000, Rus.sb will have enough power to com pletely destroy the Umted States with a surprise Attack . Be regrE"tfuUy coRcJ®es thnt Rfter going about •tn Moamw,' Ll'ningrad, Warsaw, Prague and l:lelgrad that ~killed workers belllnd LfLe lrllTI Curtain c.e.nturn · out tiDY precision ddatl that American workers can ttirn out. "No true Americ11n wants peace al any prlc~ . T11 yowl for peace at any price 1s to ~:i~l! the Ru!~Biaru a blank ch1•ck nullsia would not aecept dcfent before resorting t() atomic arms. For us not to face up to the rhk of atomic war Is to aurrender In advance." "ftow and when will Russia act - of course only God knows. Thls we do know, however, - that the Russian leadtts don't want t() lnsc. Whal Ru!l~lan leadera dec!dr, depenrls on what we do oursclvt!s. To br weak Jm·lte 5 . disastcr. To offset, to oppose, to resist the t~rowlng Russian power we m.:":":l':'':·:':':e:n=ln=A:m:':'.:'':':·=="=e=m:":':':':":'":':'~"'~"='··~·~th~l~c~tl=c=p=r=u=w---- NEW! We must heed lhe tall of our own m1htary nt>ells and Interests. We must flnd out whether lavish gift and lnans to distant people over· sea.:; are not benefJtling those try· lllg to rl e~ lroy U!. W~ must dig m , stand ou1 ground and not :e· tn•at one mch further In Iceland, G.Lbr<~.tter , Suez, Cey lon, Slnga· pore . Okmawa , the Philliptnes or anywhere e lse \~1here the territories. colonLes or other vital In• tere~ts of ourselves or a'lty other free r ountn es are at stake. WP must reapprats(' our wobbling and un(•e r tam ::l!lies and n,t.'t ;flow ourselves to be misguided. If we don't heed the .,.. 11rnings of G~f' esal LeMay we might .see nea~ every last One of our allies ftn". !taking us to fight for the other side. The speak~r i~ convinced that LeM<~y's demands mu.at be fully met and t<hat the billion dollaf.s for T1to and ba.Jf bilLion to . Pakllltan anG 44 m•ltwn to · Ireland for e-xample, wvuL•1 far better have been spent on bulldwg up our Air t' orce ContludJng his talk, Mr. Ire· land slli(\ that the late Gen. Wain· right told him that, "the Russlap'l if and when the} attack would come dtr('ctly down over the North Pole. CivilizatJQn i~ based Q«l free enterprises Hnd a w~ know it ,must not perhh f~om the ea;th. Thl.<i is pre('Jsely the challenge Lhat ynu a nd J shall facl! and 11 tandmg s oll(IJy together, we shall win and we shall sunive with the help of ·Almighty God." Followmg the talk by Mr lrt! land, Mrs. Wilbur P1erce, county ch~irman who wa~ rrsponsJble for the .speakCI', was Introduced Thoma.s A. Jenkin.~ spoke bne(iy .saying that Df arly all of the men at Was hing ton agrcf!d with Mr lrcland. He s poke of his trips abroad the work of missionaries, the llnJ. ted States atomic energy plants wh11:b he sa•d arl! terrific In Its power ami roncl uded by ursing the au ppot't of Eisenhower In lhe coming ci~('tJOn and of the Prc::;i· dent's fine qualities Rep. George Meinhart, E. 0 . ond Mrs. Thomas A. Jcn· Saunders j spoke kin~ each wereA briefly. Introduced and long di stan~e call wag n\ceivcd fl'om Judg~.: McCurdy cxtendmg hi:; best wi11hv.s and hi!! hop() to bf..' present at the next meeting of the club. During the meeting a vote of than)t., was ex· ' ttmded to Mr. and Mra. Perry, m11nagrrs of the Mttrhn Hotel for tht•Lr many nrt.a of kindness and fine hospHa lity. ,\ soctal hnur followed the meetIng and sandwll'hes, eoffee and tea wrre se1·ved from be11.utiful "YO\JR SUNRISE · Toli: .'' NIW SUNSET ~.'!'ATION., t.able.~ . 99 0 On Your Died Special! Better HeMfh Cl~o~b The Laurel Clift Better Health c,lub will meet tonixht at the home 6(, ~rs. Lou Diehl wlth Mrs. Char\f,, .,Diehl as assisting hostess. T,~re will be eltX'tion of officers f~r ·~e coming year And all mem· ~Rr~ fre urged to be present. I· •. Shrine-While Shrine of ;J~~&lem wdl meet Friday at Bpm, at the lOOF hall. Mrs. Flossie Dixon, district mater!&] objective chairman will be present. Potluck l"etreshment~ will follow the meeting. .. Thund.ar Meeting Set Tho Pa.st Councilors Of Thcodorus COUIK'il Daughters of America wiH meet at the ,h ome of Mr~. Mary B. lleines, Thursday, evening. : photogra,Mr Iring thla coupon IEAUTIFUL ·S ll 7 ancl rocolvo ono of ;~;TRAI1I fOil ONLY ILACK AND WHITt . to 0 ,., $1.00 fiiiiOOkUT of ttep·by·step picture lnstruttlon1. ,.MtfY Jtiiidil '" two tmort deaigna, - These , may be uaed to moh a one-color floor or combined. for colorful .._cuttorn tftecta. J1.111 follow the 1itps Ol'ld you'll be amcued how eoty it Is to in•toll 'fOIJr flOO'I'. SMART STYLES DECORAY• 2sc Sq. Ft. y ~IIAIT 1 P•l PAIAI~ . o an mills sludios LAS.\LLE HOTEL, Middleport aoby901$7~ green ·-·- Minersville are announclna: the arrival ol. a daughter, Roma Lynlt. ct Holzer ijospital, Thursday September 6. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brafford. Coolville and Mr. Mrs. U. Nease, Minen~· ville>. 1¥r. and Mrs. G. E. BrMrord, Vincent are tbe rreat grand par· rnts. The Nease's also have a son, Rog er. MM ' s. ~--- WIM PrDmmotlon Mr. and Mrs. Harley Brown, Rock Springs road have r~lved word that their son, Harry Lew Brown hM been promoted from Airman secoQd elaas to airman · I 12 UnU18 PAl first otus,1 ' BrOwn ls stationed with tbe Air I "F'orce 1n Athellti GrBaee. ·e nttne OhM: O!oht .... EDITORIAL PHONE 397 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuellday, September !958 BUSINF.BS PHONE 398 e.r 1 Pair Held In Heisel Blinding Case Mrs. RutlllliU«, 28, of llartfOTd acqultted of a murder eblrge Ia the IMotinl of heW ez..hatband by a jury that deliberated only 35 mlauta in Muon County Cir· euJt Court at Pt. Pleuant on Moado)o. Mn. Miner, the motber of five elai.ldr-en. testified durine the oaedly l11al tll•t tM fhootlng of LeRoy Miller, 31, happened after be $5.84 "SACHEM" $2:89 'FIELDCREST "FIELD FLOWERS" Hand printed s~eet blan· ~ets with satin biDdll)c. Pink and blue.. 72 liv 90 inches. · · $3.88 .. ''S1~1r'' Ray•m and nylon. GrrY. red, blue and rose plaid patterns. 64 by 76 inches. G .. for<l. Tbe vmlict was awJaaded by specta.ton in the courtroom wben Jury Foreman Rev. L. R. Mahoney announced the deci.ton of the jury. The duth penalty had .been waived at tbe oUt.et of the trial 11Je other ~ ,951,'1:74.88i wiU go bJ tbe- pt"OlMCUtion. to , eounty audilol'5 far dilkibu· Attorney WiDlim 1t Rardin, IJDODg the COUDlloa ID<i the wbo r-~~ MIJ. 11"1«, In d!ill:Wt.s of re&lslratlou. . '· his • ; 5 lng ltatemeal; at the - ;'l'h'e 19M auto tag ~ w1Q. ~al 1114 l&id th.al. his IIDe• of debe ciOied ~ut on Septe.mtier I( f..,. would be air With when fl.98!J.a:KI will go to ·coan· the arlded bldor · l;ls.t when abe . ties, and $1,103,~ t.o tcnrD&hips ahot ber husband lhe wu so dif. for distribution according to: road traugbt witll worrt •od fright she mileage. · did not know what abe- wa 5 dolo£ In additicn to tbe 5% ·,equal Gets $134· 755.51 Share $8.81each BLANKET.$ ''AGAWAM" "PLACID" 50% rayon, 25%. woof 25% cotton. Splld <'Olors o1 blue, h).l~c>tey,-ereen 'l ind red. Dound. Yill~ " ·lOll% &Cl!lale satin ,Jllnl!iilg. ... 1:2 I!Y· 8i Rayon and nylon. Hunter, red, blue and grey In dian designs. 70 by 8Q Inches. $3.4,, · "YUKON" . Rayon·ahd nylon; Hunter.'~ne, blue mint and red In a wide' Variety of dt ,;gns. 72 by 641nches. . Fee Distributioa· .w...., •• &bare ($12,555.10) Wbieh ; nell county will recejve lbls ~~ tbe surroundioc ~aiies _-Wi}j Wteive the followJng auma to ie .d!V,lded among the registration djJ&Iicl.s ., , .,.. ·. · · ~ · 1. inches. ... . ' '• ' . $5.95 " -' '• $4.89 a pair , "CH~SAPEAKE'' 75% rolton. 20% r ayo.r, 511 wool. Bound with '\Ce· tal• satin. Rose, blue. green 'and red plaid pal terns. 66 by 8() inche• . $3.95 a pair ''C~PRih All cotton blankets In·pl~ld pa\terns of rose, greep, yellow and bjue. 66 by 80 lncb!lS. ' $3.194 .,G.ir. _, :.. €APRtu·. ' 1 I I Washington, $..18,103.78. "WOOLSHIRE" lQO% wool with Durach· rome binding. SoUd eolo!S of green, tobacco. yellow lllld Greenbrier green. 80 b)' 301nche!ll nl&bt before the lhoutlnl ami ohe boby llo4 to hove an -tioD, 110 threatened to 11111 her If U!Jthllljl bappeoed to tbe ehild. He tbtu choked ber into uncoudouaneu, abe said. CDid bfm - $16.50 The ''PURREY" " blend of rayon and or19n hound with Duraebl'Ome acetate. Brown, red or green plaid patterns. 72 b:· 90 inehea., $2.49eoch $10.95 CANNON BLANK,ET$ : $4.29 each , when he left for on liquor be<a... U... needed the money lor the baby. She uid be told her "1 bow better. but rm not going to leave the "boys down tbere to celebrate by themselves." llaYOn and 6tlon blend wllb Ouraebrome binding., . Colors: Jllae, pink, llf"qn, yellow, tob~cco yellow. blue yellow. "BERKLEY" · jl&% rayon, 30% coll<ill. 25% wool Solid colo!'s of powder · blue, pin~ whisper: bunter green, 'C:freus red. sandlewoOjland buttercup. 'Satin bind· lng. 72 by 84 . Inches. 49. spend the double pi)' be would let $1Q.9S . . $1,49.,cih $1.89each. neat wort, slle uutlooed him 1101 to • •· "Sh.YTONE" Cotton sheet bh>nkets in solid colors of pink, blue, green, maize and whlk 7Z by 90 Inches. "STARLA ND" Napped white sheet blankets. 70 by 90inchn the bloodBUlaa on the fleor of tho lftdlea ..._ .the thootlnl oceured and rPd tbe aecused5s statement made at the countJ jaU on the nilbt cd the &boolln&. In her ltatemeat at that time, MrJ. lliller bad alid that her boaband llad come bome 4runk tile "PURREY" MVERSIBLF All cotton sheet blankets. 7Cby 80 Inches. ne.u.. w11 due to Internal hemorrbagea. ' Lawrence, $'3.249.95; Meigs, $22,. Forno, who arreal<d lln. llll200.48; VintonJ $10,133.31; an<t Jer, leltified •• to the loeatton of $16.95 • DE~AWARE 75% cotton, 20% rayon, 5% wool. Boqnd with 100% ULetate 'iatill. r,ose, blue, green and ret! plaid patterns. :2 by f4 inches. 11Nenr .of ~ew linen and state 59; Gallia, $24,637.77; Hoeking, $14,508.72; Jackson, $$22,arot.41; 90 BLANKETS Tbe state preaeated only two witneuea iD the tue - Dr. J()bn PoJkoe' 1'riKrper R. E. P'otren. Dr. Ritfl:ewu wu UIIN to the scene of the •bootinc l.od atteftdtd Mil-aD11 tbe counties: Athens, _$3Qpot.- ler before be died. be aaid, ..SAYBROOK,. 100% wool -. Wllh ac•talf satin blndlnlll\'iolld c~lors t•f aqua, nassau pink and avacado. 60 ·by· liichea CANNON . MilleT waa ahot itt tile ria:ht aide by a •hoteun cbaree on tbe nicbt of March 29, , 1951, in the c:ouple-"a three room home In IW't- "APRIL" A blend oi ·- r,.)'Pn, eotlon ~nd nylon. White with blue and plnll fl~ desllftl'.~ bmdjng. 7~ ii:Y 90.lnebe.. $3.95 .,. me, he would have kWed the children, too." .r CH,\i+tAM .. 95 lug ID lllll mo. rJ he bad killed • Ray11.n and nylon; RcU ' wine, tan ~nd green witl"l Indian designs. 60 b.\' !JO inches. ~ s- ,. tJt#i "TOBA" . had come to her home drunk. The eouple · had been dlvoreed since 1152 but ·~ UYlng together at the time of tbe sboolina:. She. tutiti.ed that be- kicked open the dour and started toward her as if to choke her. Mn. Miller bd aaid be had tboted her into Dltiov.•aeM: whlle drunk ()D the preriou night. said ..., belined be wu eo- ' . BLANKETS ,, ' $3,~9 . • W&l '· All wool dark ootid rolors of maroo11, ·lll!YY and green with blanket stilcbed ends. 64 bv 80 Inches. Rayon and nylon in green, blue red and brown with Indian designs. 64 by761nehes Jury R~ports In 35 Minutes For Defendant 100% Beacon ROBE BLANKETS 7llo. .... Mloht SINGLE COPY E~lishmentOfSewera~~ : 95 c...,.,. ...., ,...... "' . . . . . . . . . . Miilhtlf . . . _....,. . . . . I. . ct.u:llut•• fll. ...... ..,. . _... , ... lf(IWMi . . ' New Cltlr.en Mf. and Mrs. Oavid Ne.al!le of Greup• $1.00 latre BAKER FURNITURE The Brightest Corner l•n Middleport I' - 15 ... 62. NO 126 New Middleport Ordnanfe Plan brown, G)1sy trd, Hunter I!J"BD IDd SeJ , . ~c:h•dule Fridey Milmine New, ~asy·IO·handlt •h• talc.& tht "huff and puR" cut of llnoleum ln•tollatlon. Anyone tan do it Ed get art preciaion trimmed for perftd 1tom1- you trim fht end& io fit your room. jTHE NEW 24-lNCH WIDTH , , , mo~e• Arnutrong 1tniiOII·Ii·YOUt$elf Inlaid linolaum l•ghtwelghl and •~ny to hondle. Na fuuing w!lh a •hc·foot roll Eo~y to fh to )'Ot.~r room , , , ju11 lrim end• and p~;ate 1 down - 1\0 11a rn fht i "9· SELECT FROM IS DECOIATQR COLOIS "CARLTON" Rayon and nylon Solid colors oi bltlenweet, horizon blqe, moroc:eo tan, rose plpjt:, ~ .ARRIVAL Sgt. and Mrs 'Leonard Gwiadow. sky !Rae Ann Mill.sJ are announelng the birth. of An eight pound eight ouncf' daughter at Holzer Hospital, Sun., Sept. 9. Grandpar· ents arc Mr. and Mr.11. RusscU Mills Mlddlep()rt. and Anthony Gwia~ dowsky, Shenandoah, Pa. Great grandpa•·enls are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grimm .and Mr. and Mrs. Ha~ry Mills. Middleport. Sg:t. • $4.89 ANNOUNCED WEDNESDAY MliETING The White Rose Lodge or the Brotherhood of HaUroad Train· men well meet Wednesday at 7:30 at the Woodmen 's Hall. ~ AMERICAN 1957 STYLE MAPLE JACQUARD $2.89 BIRTH VOL. \1 a! Rayon and nylon with floral design. Roae green, blue, grey, morocco tan. 72 by 841neb· es. PLAN THURSDAY MEET Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards Pontl.ac, Michigan uc announcing the birth ol a .!!on, H.o!Jert Scott in August. They have two olde~ ~hlldren. Grandparentl:l i uclwfe 1\ks. Faye Richards, ,1 and Mrs. Ueor. Root, Middle port Is o gtl!at grandmolh~.:r. · . at' y :: $4.98 Rayon and nylon. Grt'y, red anJ ,blue Indian de· signs: 70' by so·lnebe;. . . . ' I • I• with his wife and dHughter. AGENUINE INLAID LINOLEUM FLOOR ON ADO·IT·YOURSELF BUDGET "HEATHER" CIRCLE TO MEET , The Lovejoy Circle of thl" B. H. Sanhorn Mi!lsionary Society of Wte Ftr~l Baplist Church will meet Tut'sday 11t the homo of the Rev. ami Mrs. C. E. Hoyt wilh Mrs. Julia Grimm as boste~. The Golden Rule Class of ~h(l Fbt BAptUJt Church will meet Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thompson. e • Rayon and nylcm In . ~1. pink, blue cherry and matte plaids. 72 by 90 Inches. "CHIEF" ~~~~~~:~~~~~~· ~ Gw1azdowsky is stationed at -- - - - - - - -- Arlington, VA.,who is here fm· a visit ~':"~"::':":an:_:•:p:u:•·t~'~c~a~r:.c:·u:m:p~c~tt~tl~o:n:. ·, . PLAN TUESDAY MEETING The Business and Professional Women· ~ Club will have their regular dinner meetmg . Tuesday at thp First Presbyterian Church at 6:30 p. m. ELKHART LAKfi:, W i~. UP J im Kilborn ot Decatur, Ill., and !luwarrl ll ivC'lv of Cinc1nna li drov~ the1r Frrta11 · to vletory In a six· hour I!JH!unwce race In the Road ,. ' I ' • _,. ,..,. . ___w.......,. Not_....,. De.,oud ro t'lte lntere•u 1H t'ltelf...••u• ..~ret~ ~=,::::: .:.,~:;: -::-:-:~~::-:-~:--.....--:::::::~~:-:::-:::=-::::--~------.:...---....- -....---"'!"'------..J~--------------1 ......... lf, · · BEACON BlANKm CEL.BRATE BIRTHDAY The birthday of George Hudson was celebrated qmelly Sunda'y at iiolMr Hospital wh~re he I! reeot"erjng after a second operation. Mr. Hudson has been at tbe b~ pitij fof almost three weeks &lnce h.e was seriousiy injured IQ a m~1}~ accident. Members of bla i,r:nmediate family took a deco~·ated C~ke, flower ~ <tnd g1fts to the hOspilat for the occ~Uwn. Mrs. Della' Windsor president of the club ~elcomed the guests and lhuse pre.~cnt after which Mrs James Hawley offered prayer. fol lowed w1lh the pledge to the flag led by Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger and the song "AmNlca" lr.d by Ml'8. Dan Hartin g~r, to open the meet· lng. appolnlcd •On The 2nd Floor HONORED GUEST Mrs Homer Clark was gue.st of honor Saturday when her daughter , Mrs. Jack Bachner, eoterained w1th a birthday dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clark, Mrs. Ray Bachner and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner_ AMATEUR GARDENERS The Amateur Gardener Club ~ill meet Wednesday evening at BLACK. heniJJgbone tne home of Mrs. Walter B. Har. ault, boxed and belted in riJ!L with Mrs. Paul Leo"l"lard and Is from t ile tall 1956 .Patt~t'?,: Ml'fl. Earl Knight as assi.'ltint~ hosJo Cope!J.nd colleetlon, tesses. Mrs. Harold Lohse and jacket and •klrt hem are Mrs. Howard Byers will have the w1th black Bilk braid. The i papeTs for the program and tbe ls or canary-yellow eilk voive• toplc is '!''lowers and Bees". Roll call responses is a botanical' ============~~name of a flower. - ' D.poy Of PreYer In acCQrdance with the proclamation of the President of the "United States - The Federated Ev~ angelical·Refo.rmed· Preabyterian Church will be open ror paryer on Wednesday Sept&mber 12th. Come and offer your prayer to our AI· nughty God For help, guidance and th;.nks. th.e sy3tem of God given equaUty oi rnen would • "TIIINIDAD" COtton plaid sheet blanketa In blue; yellow, rose iD<! green·: 60 by 18 lncb· es. $1.29each "BERMUDA" Cotton. rayon and nyl~. Solid colors of cedar rose; blue and green with satin blndln~. 72 by 84 Jnches. $3.~each BLANKETS ON THE 2nd FLOOR- DRA~ERY DEPART~'NT ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 10, 1956 miller pickens