https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b821f792b76b51bf7d9a31a801c8ad7f.pdf f26de4992d442017430e447f8fbd6176 PDF Text Text • 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 ' �- ...... ·- _..... , , ~-.·· 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sept II , 1956 • I · , APPLE FOR THE TEACHER i !. ~·• • l• G&N. MGII, . ~- I . ,.ublilbf!d everr afternDOD eJ.Cl'p1 SLJndai by Tt.e Obh1 Vallry tfenttnel, Inc., at 110 Y~ banic St , l'oamrvy, 0 Huslneli.l ofltce pbolle 398, editorial off tee phoo:.e 397 . Subseription rat es. Delivery by ('arr :er wbere available 30 ceats per week : one year U\ advanc• s.t The Uaily SeatineJ office. $.1&.60: dx month.~. $7.00; three months. $3 90. By motor r oute wbert tva \lahlt: one m{.Dth, tt. By mail on e year $8; w: mont!u:, ~e~ hl ODtbs, S~Ukl: ont" mOon til . .$1 . j M .215; Progress -In Reverse I I 11:00 I ., II Dulles' nn• s!S cOnference statement that "tlit) Unitrd &t11tes has all the ~Jan · :i l' l' t_t·rlior:l that 1: 1i t i~h :m<l ri ~ h t~ whlt: h it would possess U it f rt> n C'h lar 11r~ wnu l t.l >;re m to hJ VL' WNt• lhl' sove t•eign." They feel the a · sun·d . "sa w·•· for the goose" th'fory apAll Ill pi I, tlw hondllll# of lhl• pi H·~- and if tht! Suez Canal is in~1w, rri •l.~ fmrn lh i· ,t ort d('m;1nd / !l'rtwtwnalized , our lnter-eontinen~ ' il)lll t' ~l : rt Of ~p•••·r~1J r,• ,·ou:nl l ion ., , tal Wlllt!!W;tV .~ houJd be IJicew!se. ma~ !crpi·Ccf of n 1 i ~ mnnagement. Dl\tlbll l·~~ tht• Panamanian reperu h :g 111 with, t h<· 'r'vl'sLt:rll p vwt:l' r u .~--.ions wtll di!ilract some of our) umrwd un • N !t~~~·~·~.'i <'. zure rll t_h·· nffu·Jal a1 1t•ntwu ~o out' own baek -~ unul h••fm·e slc lppmg to re;~ltzc• yard . <.~nd t~ l' Brttlsh and French h 1 ~ r i,(ht to nut io rwli7.e it if' h~ may !111d s r1m c of their belligerdlo '-1'. NPxL ctmw 1 h1· explan~ uo u I '' " I y I ll !Ill ug out of their shoes . lrnm Lontlnn t ha t l ht• W••sl f· :.i ~u t th 1• ho uJ 1 ~ !ale. Nauer will "'• t••! 1nt-er r uptir1n o r n:tvigotinn hardl y agn·e 1o anvthinM with thP who •n Nas.~ t · r' ~ ohviou~ i nt~1·es1 W t· .~ tl'l" fll'l's d ra wing a bead on him W:..s to m nke mmt• mo n ~· y I!Ul uf 1! ft·, 111 Cypru .~ . He CCJuld keep h i~ - and wlwn l!nli:m ~n·l Fr~n{'t' <'<l lwl. :md wt• - ror mu· eagt>r-nes ~ ' Wl' ll" ltllmjWIIIlg to1WI.1i l' Hl ~ hv pl ·'· l lo ~olvc IJtlu·r people's problems ~;;u rm g l'l! ha] prl 11 h whu an· na ("ou td lor;._. oun . . .. 1 ·.;-, THIS PHOTO ot .amiltng PrMl· dent Et1enhower wp made while he was oonferrlng w1tb Senator l:verett M. Dlrksell · (R), Dllnoll, at th1 White House. ( ItdffliG~) '•!. 11;00 ll:05 ~• .,,;.,;,~~~ U :15 Gteattst Fight. of Ct!nluf'J 11 :06 Press 11:05 Wolalllercaot 1.2:00 Toni1bt r11 :ao For-ejgn Intri:SUt 1:00 SIJ'D Off 112 0() Toni•ght :II. Love ot CUO .At Tbe World 'I'unit 1:00 JWny Carson show how · '!'ttl! w'orJ 'J'urne, t2:30 ~ 1:00 .Tohnny C ' ShOw 1·30 Hou.separty -~ 2:00 Tbe Big l'~ 2:00 Blg Payoff 2 :30 ,Bob Crosby 3:00 Brighter Day 3 :15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nig ht 4·30 Early Show 4:00 Katie's Kilch !! n 6 .10 Regiona l 'Reporter 6 :15 Duughu F.dwart.!s ' ...... . ""' ' 6:3· ~·~"_, __, . ~;., '- WINNIRS or the seeond preltm- bfary contut In the Mlaa America pageant hold their tropbl• l In Atlantic City. ldW Ark&n!las Barbara Banb {lett) won In the talent dMakm and M1sl Hawa.U Jere Wright wu thl Winner ln the swim ault. d1vlalon. (lntn-raa&nal)jJ Kenny Institute in Minneapolis a,ao 4:00 Katie's "K'tdetl 4:;JO L ,u.. 5:01{.: ,J!I I o-od'' 'Ai·l- nk ei- 6: tbt 6:15 Doug}!l s Edwards 6:30 Sgt. Preston of Yukon i a.ao I'v e Go( A Secret 7:00 10:00 Soon Will Be One of Country's .Largest Rehabilitation Centers · Mlnncii[IOI!s, Mi nn-A con5l!uc- gm•crnmant (Hill -Burton act) an( ~ md rnodernh:ntion pioiJ·um the Ford (Oil.Qdatlon. !'<!! uKudor WilY • WJII m11ke Eliza- D.«ff "Kenny lnatitute 'AIIII remain ont enny, instHuto here ano ,of ot the m01t-campiC1td)' etalfed 11'14 tb• ooontrn .. m~t-eomrlete m- tQulpped polio laotpUal• io lht li"lltot nhahthlauon centers for country " R.elned.er declared. 'Th tbD cart orandj' )Jn\ trcutm<:Bt of nerve, Kenny 'roun dnt1oo w111 eonunuc ·· tt' mUlde 1 .L. .. j I' l 1 ~a .. 11I11~, • 11c- provide! trntmeat tor tho&e wh~ cord na to R. llm:c ltc•necxer, contract polio and will oft ~retldc~t of !he EJi ,abcth Kenny hnbilitation to tha fulle!t ~1xta': W."~;:~on, With nm wn .•! \lffiec~ in po:~~ible to thotc~ who have bee• Eolobl·. h , 1 l••l' K crippled by tho dl~ea~e In the past I! cu n ~ ennr 1n- "A h I 11ilutc I! th e foun 1 tall~o·~ orr.:innl I I a •.ame I me, we will con· lraJtment cemer in the lJ Oiled llnue. to lrarn rtJIItered nurses and State~~ . Be.•ide~ ~in~ th e Kenn y ph ya~~al tharapi!tl to become Ken· t r 1,;~trncnt center ny 1 _herapilll under tcholanhlpt ror fl Jar pnlvJdel.l (reo to qualified men 1nd 11 uh:o is l:l~hc"rr,~: women. In addition, we are protern ar ional Ken - ~~ Ina w,l th our ~~ram or prony Thera Pi J 1 Vlthna hlahly·•pec•alw:d tralnlna Trnin.ng cent r h1r ..locton 1nd nune!, both froru W.-:11 over K!~Hi the United Statel and ahroad." pu tie nts f;u 111 Rel~cker pointed out that Ken· thrnu~h ou t 1 h e ny lnstuuto, Minnnpolil, ia bein1 U nited Stlltt1 11 nd tl~"nded Into 11 I'Oinplete rehAb ili· n number of for- tatton c.nlelr fO ll'hl and core for e I 1 n countriel pc:raona of aH. af~· r11ce1 and have b e e n ad- tr~&l wboao d1Mb hU es th111 medi· IDRCIQ mitted htrll for cal Jtall feela may be lessened by DOUo treatment and reha bilitat ion. 5uch treatment hllb, also. have come doctor• from Disabled perulfll to bo treated m&ay pe:rts of the world tu st utly !n.;Judc thotc \_VIth conditions, auch ltld evaluate the Ken ny met ho..l. u: pollomyolltla, nenoe injuries., Upwards CJf "0 regltercd nurse~ strokn (hemlf.l•r.a), 1plnal cord lAd phy•lcal thcrap.ots have cCJme lnjuriea (parap OJ a),conJenital dia· bert to t11.U the Kenny lllempisl abilities, cerebtal pa.lay 11putl~ &ralnlq cCJurse. pan,l)'sis), 1pina bifida, birth tn. The COnltruction ot a sec:ond JUrl_e•.· ampulaliont and prothes1s UW win1 and modernizati on of tmtntl'lJ, arthrltia, poll-fracture disdie edltln. llructure wtli pro~ idc abillt.!es, mu•cular dystrophy, rnul· Ktnny lnstttute w1th ad di tional rc- tlple lclcroals, contracturc:s and hatrUIIation. rneorch Dnd 1abor 11 • Gulltaln-B.rr6 dlt6Mie. toey apace, _R einec~e r sa id. Bed -we ue mlndfal that, In PI'OVfd· ipaee, too. wtll be: tncreased. CCJtl ina n:halrilltlllloa, Mf"\'~s to vicof tM current butldma _program, !in~ ~f m,utole dl:tease.•. and tn..umatcd at $1.~00.000, w11i be met fUri es tn addUl011 lo polio we a!'(! lbn:Rljh I aranl fro m n~ tioootl h e~d - tul~IHna tha orlainal f,~ 'quarkin of tbe Kenn y foundat 1on wh1 ch the Kea11.y found11tiun wa. •Dd lunda allocated by lhc fetleql established," R.cincclcr , lid, - -- purPoses ' ...... . ~ ~ w!lo- li tt.~ .. t•ther ol • Uft.il(ue 1M lowldlq ~H:; .. ---:~~r 10:15 Sports Parade 10:23 W-eathemaan 10:30 Oversea, AdwnluT 11 , · ·~ ¥ n... Mme kl"'· ill' · InOla Far ElY emerg•nev. ke•~ 1 , · lo kitl ha'ft 111-Yed bu ~ (l'aDI' dellatulftO¥ j ' toAd n.. 'rhrcftta:h ana llniab With. 7 -day food supply handy L.....,_ _ _ _ 4 :00 li:OO 8:00 6:00 6:10 8:15 il i tuunr. Confused &a¥ -.ueaton. Iabar ua10ail wttk echool ~uru. · aad pulllllc oCiklU (lw Hugh~· lloy;t mal:c:e all tbe GUll 8:31. '7:30 .. 8:00 tHAI .. • amlle of nlte:t WU.. 1iam R. long, patient · tftU.ldftg-, ~help'*' thlm io llurheon. h.u workld out the kit. '11,nd . " .•~ Into 30 bulc. operationA which up b7 M a uteWM oeei--1. It neatly lftlO the avetap 3ft.. paUdB. 8:30 Chill~ i~··£ . ,. - ···)'f]i Foui · !h~_- Playho1\Se . I I .. ~: ~; g,oo_ Arthur Murfay ' Quia: Kids g,ao t. : fl f News o.Yrut ot ·.;~piton il rtvina bJa ~year-old dauchter. Sandra. Bbt t.cu.d .lmoue' t&o juri whll'l Me tell ·65 tNt. froiD • thtrd •tory wmoow to a ~ .... ,....... ,,.,..,.._, 8:30 D:OO li:f5 11:00 11:10 Jl:59 Sign On 12:00 Film &: Fancy Filrri &: Fa-ner l:Ho Fem inine Ttmch Feminine Touch 2:00 AfteTnQon ti-lm Festival 4:00 Two gun Two-Gun Playhouse 5:00 Rcpuhllcan Mlekey Mou~e 6 :00 New, New9 8:05 We11ther Wea&her 6:10 Sports Spurts 6.15 John Daly John Daly 6,30 Lone R~na-~r Otrneyland 7J)Il Hour Glaas Amazing Dunn1nger 1 8:30 Greate:;'t ~portl Tbr1J11 Screen Directorll Playhouse . ti:OO Compass Eddie A roold Show Straw Hat Theatn W•ol. l':iebl Fl&bta 11 :00 News & WWller straw Hat Theatre 11:10 ~ewa and We-ather 11:1~ Mystery Theatre s- 11:15 Mystery Theatre 12:15 Sla:n Off g,ao s,.,.,. H :OO News \1 :4ll Sign Off I tn,..- . Buildera. Northw..t lumber eom• part-Ill ktep HU&h!JnQ auppl~ rre. at bla Soya' Shop tn Jtg.. ,.... AD ht Jttecl do la .Plock up. •"*"'• tht phGM. nrtva,. Ml own ear, ......,. ~ W.... ba*ed frvm .., lllluttlu w.tll:ly bttwee. Ma mordeomt:al' ..,._uttt unUI OYer te. eft Porti.Mcl diet and U. ~ • • • in -=u,.... 1 lil mutt ·ltlltaat. 'I1IC aNCli0£1'10 old.ttl'. Until NeeD.tly be eut IDIIIIt.ol UM '1\)dQ. Hu&tyon lhiPI bia pounds hll lqt. aall. . ,,'/ ............... tor lllduetloa mto the J'nnd1. ~· $150.oo ORM()JlE I $5.50 '$9.75 I GREYHOUND j '' •• I This ·spectacular. 5ale is · made possible only because of unfavqrable wet weather. and factory production~ schedule set !at .100,0.00 Gallons. . THIS SALE LIMITEO .TO PRESENT STOCKS BUY ALLYQ![NEED 1 GALLON OR 1,000_ GAL. I iAME HIGH QUALITY Mark RepOflS ' This Formukf\ on con ant ., . ' 1 "•··· reeommenda~·~o~M~:~E~tE~~~~~~o~n~lyf:!'"~i"ii"~'~'~"'~~eting j . . ··-·-·'· REGULAR.PRICE ' $5.1J~ .,.r._g~~~ ., Japan with tho •lilt c•:. '"c:"':..":..'-·----=~;;::=;:;;:~~;:~--·----- West Virginia T urnpt 'ke Only 10 Hours . I ,...., •hot. launthed hta tliiC ·lhrU\o Atreratt wma. tr. .. - · .... J... 1'111· a. a ldt 001\futed aboUt bll iuturto u a career Ma.rfu at\U' naeiViAI bll draft ll0tle4 .Korr & Van Zondt BlUU\ElD I ITAnGNID " .I ~;:~~:~~~:~?.~~~~~~ ud encounter toll lhl probltme ""ftt..• • Mt a pla)'Uitna:· th•l' meet on any tull--.11• wood H\llhloal npbut111. "lt'a t. tH- butltfu'IJ Job." Hu,mon ~ YIOI tor '-Ohinl blfb\nera eat- AI a reault, 1ludmta buDd their plfttry." • own pr&Jlflt, bama and I'Hil H•ttn developed hil • homes .Uer eomplellnf tb• . . . . ''de'ltoe'' II )'Mn t.p tJ't.tr coutH. btlftl' a~lltdl to reure at 89. lie some 10 \en. ot w-.t. !urn'*' wun't allout to ~uat In a I'OCI1t· aM utlUM!I annually by BO)' bom llx monlhl blton Llftct~ln miniature lumber lllclul ~. non-p~t H1 e&ft~t nm the •'A'I ~ Boy Bulldete pro(l'al'll ID 1933. ao employ• •tudenta t4 do- the the i'oadl rwu long and uphill, work. fof' no-ltody Uatened to hJrn &.\ School wtrue\ora-the, . oni.J' tlhL Hurt-on lM!rJed mone)', -ones who can ordar tbe Jd~ bluepl'l:it... au lk!rap wood. RK~Niy pto4ucuon coau' of IS a Ondt.talty he !Jet up 1111ops kit and ISO eenta f'»' tht aau-. lhrou,fhqut Orepn'• Wlllamette plua the F.O.B. shlpplna · ooeL 'h.llt1- 'I1M11 ~l.t Idea camt- to Da•J HuJ;h.Jon doeln'l jet & ..,_ 1M attoatloft of tM atate H:hool Hie riCh reward tomes t...m MaperlftttndeJlt. Onton Slate col· helplna: thouaand• c.f 7 0 u a • Ia,. a4diid thl P'I'OI"aM to Jte AmertclUUI, uut tn knowiftc with t..ntt"'-1 Cfta c-urtkulum. W'88h· ae.ttllacuon that hta proJTftm wtU 1n«t0n &tate conec• fOik»wed. bl cant...t On loftJ' attei IN _ BmER DEAL SPECIAL SALE ICft UMtr f\aD tftdol'ledlent. N.f chair. H1 rteocnlud thl lift• pcwtallc!e 01 liVlDI teen.,-e bote plet~ty to ll.ep them busy. He lmtlw Ul.at II'IOit boya have a naturt.l ..,utude fer ~truotlon. li1 ..,lortd the "pp" wherdy' I I I ! A Plan For Killing "Chicken" , THURSDAY Sign On Nei-ghbors OLDSMOBILE ead fJ4(tu -' ·lOlrOO F.Mo R.e-portf-i' 10:15 Spnm, Jsarat.le WHTN-TV Channell:J I' equalllft&' an Inch. Thtl'll ilftl 830 P ' - of lumber, plus 1M •bin· ' .....~ -'- ~t'a o( ,._ ,·blueprint• and a~al 2~ ' tllmtatao Ud Pftt:l ·.CtiooJa 'lild pup na~ll. Boya learn to read COUtpt ~-toOC!OML b=to. lay foundu.tloruf, frame -,-.,....._. 7:30 ~~~~s s~ow Sign Oft Pra.ver U :SD 12:00 12:30 1:30 2:00 &.\(lH xrr 11 a W\')rklnJ' model. bDQdlllll of miniature lumber, one~lghth Your Esso Repooter • WEDNESDAY . .. -=•ltd down to S. S. Steel Hour Bo_b I 11:05 The Late Show o. ' lnt .. ion. Beeret Storm . E<lge Clf NI~M The Millionaire 11 :00 ltale-t!·rlcwn kits of lumber to CfafN1: PNM Al•ociGUo" IOml BOO school• in 30 statea tnnn Oregon to New York, The ~ ON._ 011,..r · lilt rrows each year. Instructor.' Hup.n ut4 &o butld bulldlap. unaally order a dor:en or mo.,. Now he bullda obaracter 111 tM Kite. One '!)hool took eo, con· ..U.·e wt.tb waat. Jwn,.. td\111.1 20,700 pteees and wetrh--.. JouU. ~. Dq.· a•~ 8 :00 '- ltUS LU(IA Col,.,,_,•.,"'.._ 3,00 Cmlb;o J..., Frankie Laine ALERT TODAY ALIVE TOMORROW •I• lit• of I~Jmber for thlpmlnl. _'. Bob 7:00 g,oo DISTRAUGHT and praying tor the aa!ety of thelr kidnaped dauahter. 6--week-old Cynthia Rutttolo, Mr. aDd MrL Stepbea RuoUJlo stare at the baby.. empty ertb in their hOml ln Hamden, Conn. ( bdtn"nniHonaU .,ao '56 ROCKET 8 I I 12:00 Ray MIHarid Hotl8f1)arty ~-;Parke::;~ Daybook 11:30 Selil"('h ' f()f" 11 :40 Guidi-nl!' '{.lr · BUY YOUR ;w? The Sentinel g,ao Arthur Godr.-9, Lite I SOCIETY 9:00 <J-arry Moor!!: ·-. ' 10:30 Strike Jt· lik~j. 11 :00 V.alian't Lady .· 11 :15 Love of Uf~ .,· I 9.45 1 CAP Squadron Bivouac Held On WeekEnd MIDDLEPO~T 11 :15 -~.fovie Muaeum,. 8:QO Captain K~ 12:00 Ray Milland Show 1:30 .!'DI•111 HuthNIII ........... •ne .t . THURSDAY 8:00 Sip On . ,. 11:30 ...reb lor 1'omorNw 11:4ll 01ildlm! J..!ght f'OuNOATIO.~ ! · e ~--~ ' 11 :15 1 I BOlt 11:30 Foretp Intrlgut ~ \ \M ·· ~ Ne'ofi I(~.Jir 11:10 PhH Box WIDNIIDAY --- I 1. WCHS-TV Channell I ' !'liili 10:00 You Bet Y 10:30 Dragn~t · 8:00 Cttpta!'L ~ancaroo 0:00 Gan-y Moore D:30 Al<bur Godtrey 10:30 Strike it RJch 11:00 Valiant LMdy A DIRECT WAY TO . PREVENT C~IPPl iNG FROM POLiO AND ALLI SD 'DIGORD!:R5 15 T~E KION.W T~OATMENT AND - ~~SIL.ITATION, LET'$ Al.L. CONTI< !!lUTE TO THE SISTEI? KENNY Newl Cara"""' . 7:/lil & ~ Peopli!a' ~ . 8:00 &:po Ford· Thea ' li · 9:00 L'u.'~''-1'JiE.etet' Nfto lleodll•.. More Winners 91, But He Teaches ca rpentr)' ' to Boys A II Ove.r the us M~ I Ha~es, Snoqky Lanapn Show GET MORE I I I I 1- 7:30· Oriil)l'!l ·~~i.l!fs I 1 IU'lSI !maiJly w di ,r u .~~ Col Nas.~ t ·r\ a nti t'I J)J-1t·d tt•j(>rlil•n o f l ht· IJ ,tllt·,· · Newa..Caravan Mayor of the Towrt Susie Kraft Theatre $1:00 TOO is Yout Llle 9:30 Twebty-Onr --Jack Barry 10:00 P'Nt.JJ Conlereoee io:l!'J fiHIIO' Xa .... Boot 7TH o1v . KoREA Th"d Cl"' Bo lly H. Cl•rk, wbo.. 1 Mrs. Bruce Lloyd pre.al- the coflee ~ervlce at a table ceo-Wlf~. Hazel, hvell at 592 Walnut I dent or the witb an arrange-ment or marst., Net&onv tlle, Ob1o, b a mem wben they met Monday at the Jgold 11 and tbe hottesse& aervect a ber or the 7th Infantry Dni!ion 1n A group <I( Pomeroy people Heath Melbodist Church and Mn1. dessert cour•e. . . Korea I ~ • 1 W•re in Galllpolia, Monday cvenRobert (#ats Jed the devotional Plana are nearmg .ton:'pletton 1 An aidman tn Medical Com pany Pl.ans Wt're made for 1 Congreg- I 1 iDj;- to attend the Community Conservice alter an orian prelude by for the Church or God• F~nt An· of the d1vuion 's 3l at Re.:Jment, at 1onat nnHin& Wednesday at tbP e¢ IO):rnJna membel"&btt llicive M·rs. C. M. Hennesy, Mrll, A~. L ISS nual J.l.ally Day and Cbrlltlan Fel- Sped&lbt Clark entered the Ar~y FJnt Pre~bytPrum Cbur<:h when dln~r at the Lafayette Hotel. E'J'ench reviewed tile first pA.rt of low~rhl~ Day to be held Sept. 18, at In November 19~2 . He arrivn:i an Group 11 of the Women's A.lsoc 11 • If Will come& ther1 will be 02 'Attending were Mrl. Theodore the new stud:r book "Thll hMnds tbe Unton Camp Grounds. New Ha·, th~ Far Ea.•t for this tour of du ty \lt•n ml•t Monday e\'t!ning at the non-combatant& Reed Sr., Mr.t. Theodore Reed Jr., Awalt His Word" and ,gave the ven. in November 1~5 . j •·hurc-h . ,. bks. Patrick Lochary, Mlsa Margue- Mra. Lueille Swaclt:hammer of Ma- .seven Quadrt! nnllll ji:Oals, Clark 11 the IJOn of Mrs. Sylvia During the business meeting the . R f . The program tentatively adopt· M Clark 360 Pearl St Middle- ~ l'olrs Ja mL"s Harley chair;nan rite Meyer, Johnon Lambert, An- son, W. va. also attended the din resia natloiJ of Mrs. E .M. Wood, ed includes, Sunday School at ~he : ~rt. ' ., rn'.<:Jdcd <ond conducted the devol: lla· Murray and € har1ea Swisher. ner . chairmaa of the Christian Social Mr. and lftrs. John Arnott enter- Ch_u rch, 4th .. st., New H_a ven. U. S. FORCES, KOREA _ PFC umal ~;f"rvl~ on the topic "The • , IBtaolkh~ I, MArthur 8 _ Crou, .50n or Mr. and ; ,",,',nngd?,'.',l -~' l.tnhin . ,., Relations and Local Church activ- 1 tained wit h a birthday party Sat. b~!; G~::~~t ;00 '":"1: :•00 " 1M,1c,s. ~A· M Ash,.,"',.,· 0 lty com., wa s accepted. The WSCS urday afternoon at their hom ~ . ..o,g ... , C .. , u 1 voted a contribution for McKelvey Racine honoring their daughter Lunch, 12:00-1:00, Song-test 1:00- 1";s. '1(1'1 te< .~- . ross, Ro~-~e 11·! Poppy" fo r the program 2'30 Evenma: WOI'Ih ip 2 ·.30-4·00 lAnji:svt e, 0 IO lJ a memuc::r o PI . Hall, Columbw. Mrs. E . M. Bla ke Kenda on he r sevent·b birthday. · F~Jtured will be the Ou~n Qu. :iiiT~ the 7th Infantry DiviJion in Korea. t '"rs werepdLSCussed for deleWHERE YOU GilT A read a report by Mrs. Nan Moo1·e Games were played during the · ' A · r1 C • ga e.~ ur th e re.sbyll'ry at Water! · d d lh te-t or Da)'ton Ohlo the Stone Quar -~ n em an 1n ompany t:. 0 1 t M d of the re cent district meeting at a tcrnoon wit-h prtzes awar e e tet of Nitro • the Morton Quartet the dlvison '!l 31st Regment, Cros-A on · on ay, Sept. 17. 11~. 0 wen I! eo-chairman for this Racine, winners. f I ' entered the Army in Octo"-r 1954 ar kool ,,.d ,.... o ••r eaton, as well aa many : and rompleted basic traimng at 1 Ceoup · . l'e C'·eam • cak• · • "" toea) Mrs. Carroll Swa,DSOn, vlce-pre.s- minls were served to Kenda Ruagroup$.. Fort Knox, Ky. . ~ des.s~Jr l co_u-rse wa~ s~rved by ldcnt and Program chairman, dis· sell, Carl Russell, Connie Arnott, The speaker for the Morning ~ Mr . Floyd Cannack, Mt!l.!l MarPOMEROY, OHIO tnbuted the programs and explain- Rhonda ~nd Beverly Sayre, Rebe· Worship wUl be &v. WID. Wilion, , G N "'- Vl . gare-t _Sauer Dr. Kat heryn Poindex- l e d the year's wvrk. Mrs. Emily cea J enk ms, Pamela Clark, PollJ.• of Blandehester Ohio bile R 0 "D-awp a 1 ter wtth Mrs. L. J . Heiner as a c<~n· ~-----------.J Sprague wru; welcomed as a new 1 Decker, Debbie Rutb ADq,, .charles E. car1mUI member. ' Wolle, Tq_~my Tbetss. . J' barg will speak in the atteraoon The Rev. C. Haymon Konkright Jeff Alktroe, ~linda Sptoe'eii ~e{viee gave the benediction which clQsed Di~na Salser, Sand~a ~nd ~eil9.,. The Public is Javit.ed. l the meeting , Batley, Tommy W~ekhoe , Bra~e . J Hostesses were the officers: Mrs. Nei.:ler, Daniel Hensler, Lois M-- · ,Lloyd, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Swans on nott, Billy Downre, Norman Norris;· and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and t hey Jamce and Nancy Hoback, Jea~ : 1 invited the members and g uests: nme Bentz and Dottie and Carol • Mr. KMkri ght and Mrs. William Ann y<ikoxen. Mrs. WilHam Dow· Knapp and son, Billy, to the din- me and Mrs. Fern Norrts were also J'acation Money Ing room . .Mrs. Lloyd ·presided at prese'nt and assisted witb ate Get SlO to SIOOO ttuid:ly. ae--. party. Haye 45 day, ltefon firtt payment 23 Mlnules . Tbe honoreq guest recelved · a smr~oll monthly payment, Inc!* Meigs Squadron No.• 202, Civtl From Downtown Ito Downtown lnumber of gi,fta including a do11 ch.rtn from date of to.n. Yov Air Patrol, bad a successful week~ BUSESEVERY DAY cake from her sister, Misll Vlrbarne It- We wppJy lt. Ftnancbll gi nta Arnott. 1 end bivouac when they went to 1 ·Leave. 8:02 am.2:08 pm, 7.00 pm Ohio people ou thrlf'ty ....,_ tlnce the Swisher lietd near Cb€sire and ArriYe 6:25 pm, 12:25 am, 7:32 am 1912. :ovorked on their planes and build- 1 One Way Round Trip · Week end visitors of Mtss Lois mg. . Ceeil included Mrs. Wilbur CarLoans SubJ«t To Our TIM! b ivouac was to train the: penter. Athens, nnd Mr. and Mrs me mbers forbrea~nes.s at time of Plus U. s. Tax Ed Moore, Amesville. Prompt Approval emergeney w en roey may be callMrs. Max Roller and family , ed by lhe U. S. Air Force or for : Nancy and Dick, vis ited at Seth, assistance in an Air Search. I w. Va., Sunday. Miss Roller and Breakfa5t m the open Sunday Mrs. Larry Lacey, stude nts at St L------------~ mo rnin g was a feature of the week-, Josepb's Hospital, were week end . end trip. guests of thei r families. CHURCH AUXILIARY Miss Clara Hill , l _m perial, NebMEETING ra aka, llas been visiting Mr. and The Women's Auxiliary of Mrs. Ralph Radcliffe. She accom· Grace E piscopal church will meet panied the Jlev. aq.d Mrs. Russell at f.he home of Mrs1 J . E . D. Hartffaire and son, Glen, Nebraska, inger, Rive Points, '1\bursday at who were guests of Miss Frane-e!J 2 p. m • Roush. Tbursday )fr. and ' Mrs. Radcliffe ente.rt~rled Mr. and Mrs.. OAR MEETING SCHEDULED Pfairre and son at dinn er. Otber The Return Jonothan ~elgs guests at their . home· . ineluded Mr. Chapter DAR will hold th.cir 1first and Mrs. Rus!lflli .Radc liffe, Beaver meeting of the year, Jl'riday at Falls, Pa ., and Mr. and Mrs. Ray- 2 p. m. at t he parish house of the mo•Jd Radcliffe and svn, Randy of l'~piscopal church. Mrs. Irving Karr Zanesville. Jr. and Mrs, Harold Lohse are the M-rs. Elston Pumphrey (Frances host-esses. Bowmal\) and sons, Robel"t a nd William, ,Payton, ~ve been visitCHURCH CLASS MEETING ~ ­ ing tl:teill; cousi~~ ~Mr .and Mrs. The Willing Workers clasS 01 the :· : L. D. Diles, and atso Wt're enler- Enterprise EUB church will meet · La ined by Mr. and Mrs . Dana Ham- Thursday -e vening at tile home of ilton. Robert Pumphrey visited in Mrs. Cad Moore, Chester Toad, Athens with Mr. and Mr s. Har-ry Mitchell :md sons and Dr. and TRUSTEES MEET Mrs. Charles Jivide n and Childre n Truskes of Feeney-Bennett . also, Milto n Hamilton, Mar ietta. Post, No. 128, Americnn Legion, 1 who Is a cousin of Mrs. Pumphrey met Monday at the Legion HaU. spent Sunday here and was il din - Plans were made for the .'r egular ner guest at the Diles home. meeting t o be held Weddesday Mr .and- Mrs. Woodie Pruitt, Ak- evening when dues for 1957 are ro n, ~pen\ the week en d with their due. Memben of the Firing Squad niece, Mrs. John Mayer. are urged tu be present to make Mrs. C. 0. Fi.~hcr b ro ke a bo ne plans for Sunday. Moving plctures in h er foot when .she feU recently will be shown Wednesday evening at the home of a neigh bor. and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch and two sons, Martins Fer:ry, were PHILATHEA SOCIETY TO MEET recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. The Philatbea Sodety will meet P. L. Mitch and son , Larry. This Thurl;day evening al the MJddlepast week end Miss Julie Mitch. port Church of Christ RN, and Miss Shirley 1\fealey, RN, Gallipolis, were guests at the WHIT~ ROSE TO MEET •• Mitch home. , The White Rose Lodge, AuxiLMrs. Garnet Entsminger has re- iary of the Brotherhood of RaU l turned from Charleston where s he road Trainmen, will meet Wed..... ! .. . .... ~ ; visited Mr .and Mrs. Charl e-s Ents-. nesday aftl!rnoon at" 1:30 instead : minger a nd baby and Dr. and• Mrs. of 7:30 as announce dearller. i Roth Zahn and so ns. I Lowell Proba.<:co, Ne wYork Cen- ! CLUB TO MEET tr-'!.1 official , is home for a two ! Meigs County Ridin_e Club will Br Jeanne Smith~ Dodge Safely Consultant weeks' vacatinn. His d aughter, Ju- meet Tuesday Sept. 11 at Rock A TEENAGER CAN BE a real "menace" on th e footb:11l fi l:!ld- I lie PrCJbasc o. who has bee n work- ,Spri ngs Grange Hall at 8 p.m. and hie friends and family will Jove him fo r it, But how· about thnt ing in Columbus this summer will Mrm!)crs are reguestcd to bring "aport" who'a a menace on the highway, spcdalizing in be here this week before •leavi ng articles for a White Elephant Sale. ' called "chicken T" !o starl school at Miami University aertions urge him on, yet l.e still thinka he's di11play~Irs . George Ashley and two JOINT CHURCH MEETING · Jnr • sOns, Flori-da, were Sunday. guc<;ls . Pl ans for a meeting of the four among the lrrupon ~ ibie teen• of Mayor and Mrs. C. 0 . . F1sher Church Hoards or lhe First P-resagcl'tll wbu plu7 8enKcll'~l IJ!giJ· lt4Jiowa way game& In ean. Utilil.c the and sCJns', Robert. John atld Tommy bytcrian Church were made when Far foolhardineu. Jll"!!"'l" of apurh Rim·.., ~.-lmol Mayor Fisher and, hi s ~>is tcr , Mr~. the Deacons and Deaconesses met taldnl' a dare to do a dangerous A.<;hlcy, vistled th eir mo th er, Mrs. at the st udy of the Rev. Howlll'dl ttunt whHe driving--or doing lt edhon and dun offit·e~. Urge d1em In ..-i'a b dlrct'l, [H>~ilin, Jolin Fisli.cr, al BarbNsvillc, Sun- fluppelt, Monda y l l'c ning. Date of .lonpr than the other fellow, The eoura~~reou &latemenhl penonalday afternoon . lhe joint m(!:-ting is lo be Oct. 18 JUUlt 11 often a trq-le accident. lr cond...,mninc 1uch bdmvinr. Mrs. Charles Gilbert . Columbus, when wur-k for th e coming year The 1a•e spent the week end w tth her mo- will be planned. 2, Ur,. and 111pport ~evero ~nttlh 'A •m•nyther Mrs. Mmnic Erlewine, and - -tie-s tor drivera p/ayinll "chtckan". '1' • r J • • fam ij\. and was accompanied back l . NEW CITIZEN Flnt of all, parent11 shou ld refuse ·"tlonea keep. the uae of the family ear to such 1 lu Columbus by her sister, Mrs. A ~o n was born tu Mr. and Mrs. 1n1 hlinda oft' drivers. Police CJ(ficet'll should n•·Lucy l.rc~g, who e nte red Grant GIH'y Dill of Radne at Meigs Genthe aturln1 ~st "chicken" players, and their 1-lo ~ pltll'l for tre ll.tm :: n t an1 obser- craL li "" ·.~ ..1 CJn Sept. 7 Grandpar· wheel' drJv.. licenses should be suspentlcd or IIIII at nl1ht vahon. , rn t " Jt'e Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dill , revoked. It legislation ie needed pr. ·and Mr s. K. D. Ams h ~"v a~d Racine s nd twn gneat grandmot wltho•t. 11ay1 the AAA, let's get it! chlldren s pent the wee .. Ciltl 111 hers, Mrs~ Rin-a CroSs Racine and ll1h11 1 rae• 3. Btl •ure lhere are lil«h· Groveport visiting 'clativCs. Mrs, \Valier Walker, 'Pomeroy. ln1' eu1tln1 Mr. and .1\lr-s. Wayne Burton ~-_ _ _..:_..:__ _ JI'OdfiJ drillflf educ..-lion ruur~e~ hllh 111laieh 1mpluJai:Jtf! tho ha ~ard' o/ lpeed ahead (Palr icta Dodgon-) and son, David, "chidren", Gr-11dulllt'e of drivl'r NO CHANGE IN THE FORMULA of other uno Ou partlca1arb ever)~ ·,;.._ Norfolk, Va., arc vis iting her p ar- . ~· edul':ation proograme, undl':r weTIc n\ s, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dod.......,.. "nlen ln.-olvee • THE PAINTER'S CHOICE Is your quallfied lnllr\1<.1ors, hnve only HOGS 175 to 220 lbs. $13.75 to "ehielea raein1 toward eaeb atm . hal( a& many attldeot~ 111e nonet.heJ', yltb lhe drlftr to .Mr. ant_! Mrs. ,James Brewer a~ $16.30 220 to 250 lbs, $15. to $111.25 ' assurance of . trained youn.- drivera. Surb This fine quality house paint has a hi• cilr &aWed •chicken... fami ly, Mr. an d Mrs. Ted Ril eY Lights $14.00 to $16.25 Fat Sow.~ 1 paduate~ a.-e mucl1 1 nore likely $12.00 t(J $14.00 Stags $12.00 to $14 Jr .and chilrl rr n BPity Lou GilTtenacera who theae fine quality ·long record of superior perform· to lu1,.e the IJlMld lll'n•"" Rnd lhe ,fl&7 "games", ' more, Mlddlt'pori; Mrs. H11rley Boars $8:oo to $12.00 Sows&Pigs eourafe to M;(u8e to pluy th ese ina" driven of any Gilmore :md Mrs . ChariPs Wilso n, $60.00 to $90.00 Shoats $3.00 tott5. ··~·Pit_.., 4 ance to reco111m•nd it for your Titaniv• "C" b.-a.-ado "IJames", The AAA It, tome adultl Pomeroy, ~ ren t Sunday at Cam- CATTLE Steers $12.00 to $.21.00 3SCW. 11-. urr:ea thl.tlocal ~ebool orfleinls, aadanpr other Reife__rs $12.00 to $18.00 Baby Bl.'d den Pa rk. , Huntingto n. home. For more lhan 40 years lhio p,_renta and the II!Dt'ral public Uttr.lana, u well Mr.s. 1Ninr. Blond and grandson, $-12.00 t o $20.00 Fat Cows $9.00 tn hoelp make t11e1e cla~IM'I nvail· :r.t:ollt of them are better paint has been c-tontly Charles Le ~lie Arch er. Akron. are $l2.50 Canners $6.00 to 58.00 Bull ~ able, throqh kcislative and fi. th' co-ur-"1\ to spr. nrlirig the week wilh . her mo- $9.00 to $14.00 Milk Cows $60.00 improved to keep it an outstandnanr:ial '"PJ"'rt, to e.-err hialt the AmericM ther, Mrs. Minerva Childers-• and to $125.00 lcliool 1\udent. in ita "Plan for Mr.,ond Mrs Guy Rey nold,; , Char- VEAL CALVES Tups $26.90 Serontl ing value. Thb four · point program 4. CDLintar ,.ttd by 'ivln4 tocofles Bl a nd aceomponied his mo- $22.00 to $24.00 'fedlum $15.00 to · fthOOll and communltiea urg_ea to ;ood driven. Communities thl'!r and nephew hPre and spent $2000 Com. & Hvs. $12.00 to $24. · • lion, not end bad tc ~ nu.go driving the week end. Culls SlO.OO to $15.00 driving akill competi· Mr. and Mrs. Frert Bu!>h and Culls $1.00 to $4.00 Bucks $3.00 to accldenta we too often press, radio and TV recog· daughter, 1\fartha, of Mariemont, $6.00 Ufo DeWflpapers. to cnurtt'!ous teenage driv~ Stock EW]es $3 op to $8.00 F a I In brief, here are the organization of safe drivinR' =~[s~ ~~~c~~n~d ~~:~ L~fn_ t~~;~s ~~~ Sheep $3.00 to $6.00 Fat Wethe r> ' $3.00 {O $6.00 .. 1. Get lhlient 1Mcier1 to cornstandards; msur~ LAMBS Tops $18.00 s~conds $12. Mrs J . Rhodes, Mr. Rhodes ' · ..., to thelr wtm. cthey brough tand their oldest daughter, Sharon, lp Athens to to $UU)I} Light Wts. $10-00 to $14. ...:."J.,." i~k~. sqp1l,9UVN~ Y"Br l.t-' 0 0, ,Gommon $6.00 ~ $12.00 • . 'I c•- 6:23 Sports Eye '. 6:25 Les Paul and ~fary 6:30 'Plans Are Nearly Servicemen \ oauy sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept !!•'!'• ~ At WSCS Meeting Held September 10 Completed For s~"'""'' l Plans Are Drawn . f C af . • ,new or ongreg lOn w. s. c. s. ~resided I Lt'J"ed Church Rally Day I, PAY LESS Meeting Wed Mr~ Bruce Uoyd Presiding Officer 11 t Eddie Fi~Jber &UO 6:-iti '1 :00 '1 :30 1 8:00 ~nglund anrl F 1·a nce at n m 1 11on~l s or lh e~e two roun trltts to wnun:.l nr f" f ~v t·ns. h ly htll 1dmg up 1 QU i t <till ~ come hom!!. And now, aft•t Join t t·xpr dtllorwry f rlll' t' on Hw er t'l,nltnot ts off-stage sabel'~rattl ­ l~la~~ of C'yprus, th"' " l r<Jwn rv l in ;:, cu mes this joint military pos(l~y :n Wh l l:~ 1h r Bnl1 "h 11rf' nnly lu re . ~~~ l"yprus_ - by nations !hut s !JCht.y _'11'--'11 un pot>nla r th nn. 111 I are m no pmutlon to start an y- I ESYPI rhe r ilpHll y liN::m l 1l•n•~ th tng_ and would bl! hard put to · J J.~nd . St•a 1111d Au- Forel'~ will h · deft·nd the ir hvmelands (rom the · ~o 1st>d. nr eourst~. aJ;!; a• n ~l EL'.~' !il . .'\r ah wol'ld, which Nauer says is Just 1r1 CIISt• the Stu:z crisH ~ h l'tdd tHl ilu: U a n d ar ouged . Ru ut.a rPqnin• th•·n: prP"-t' twr. w"ul d hn~·t• to do no mot·e than A gA_Jtl~t 'thts mt•n:lt'lll g h:•t·kdrnp pr·•JI'J dt· material help. nf mJ JI1.aly n11 gh1 rht' t 1w n:lltt ·n BIJIJ •h and French confidence S\111 c:nmmi t k~', h(' :'l d!•d b v ·\l '' ~ I tll :i flf course from the 18HUT· tnl10 's l' rum· MtnJ qttr M• N w - :llll'l' thltl tf t hey M:el into l'eal trou. wdl met·l 111 Ca1ro wllh PrP•H INlt bit• \H! wlll save them, somehow, ~<~ ~-~~ · ~- in !lw pt o tt -; ht•fl l~ trf , t·ll - ll..~ 111 thf' )JUSt But It begins to 11 pmg_ t-,11n lht• ll . S p!,m for 111\•·1 iif'<ll I hat Wl' may have canal troun .I I HIIIJ! I'll Oil irl or th e [!;lila I hiE- s t·lo.~e r home . Panamanians M•·n nt JilH', ~~ unrwtrnc"· d lh !lit' who h:H'l' lo n11 been irked over US Br1 11 ~h. pl ;w~ w1l] lw goir1g liJ r· d• : mtnil~wn uf the Canal Zone wa r d fur;, ~' •·n~ lrll'l'ltng 1•1' 1'\A'i''J hiiYt' takt·n issue with ·Secretary ' I I .._ NLellt~o u.l advertising represent alive, Botttnelli·Kua.b•ll Inc., _. xu.gton Av e., New York City , t C, :r.; Y. '• THURSDAY 6:M Si!1fl On 7:00 Tocby 9.00 Coffee Time 10.00 Home Il :OO Tlc TOle l1ougb 11 ·30 It could be you 12:00 Pwrson's- Study 12·:W Current .}'; ;· 1:30 Tennessee Ehtb 2:01] M<1tinee TJ-k!atfe · 3:00 Queen For A . Qay 3:45 Modern Rom.IDces • 4 ·00 C9medy Tim• • 4:SO rr.ly LlLtle IM~ 5:00 Aunt Dru Shaw • 6:00 News Plcturft; i W!ONE5DAY 6 :M Slin On ~1:00 Today 9:00 Coffee Time ,0·00 : lome 11 ·00 Tic Tac Dough i 1 ::10 It C011td Be You 12:00 Cl:nler& Goes to School 1 ~ 2:30 Current 1 :3-0 Tenneuee :£rn2e 2:00 Matinee Theatre 3:00 Queen For A Day 3.45 Modern Romances 4 .00 Comedy T i me -4:30 My Little- Margie S:OO Aunt Oru Snow !1 :30 Hopalong Cassidy 8:00 News 8:1S Sports E.ve 8:25 Les Paul Mary Ford IOITOit ,j- M" K.enuu -.I-A rnotf /s Honored Guesf 0 H•e t 8"rthdQY REYNOLD E. GREENe Poml:ll'Of Ohio. ' ' ' . WSAZ-TV Channel3 Entered as ser-ond rlus mail lit& ma!tttr at tbe pQ&t office at ' PomeroyGroup AtCommunity C-oncert Meet '. ., TLEVISIOI D&YOT&O TO INTERISTS OF MEIGS-MASON ._REA I.ICH.UD I . OW!N I • . '' ;' • -. The Daily Sentinel ' ' ' THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. i!>t' 41 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE Phones 82 & 4il5 ' ... �' \ r • • __________ _ Pomona Grange Officers Named At Friday Meet 4--,-Dally _..,.._ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 . Sept 11 , J9o6 Reds HaTe Good 1 Tri-County Bowling League Opens Season At PomewYP,m, ling AIJcy •, l.''iP, 1 Hi Jll!i 480 !flU 1::04 1-t-5 I Ill :lU 157 479 7 S T~EET ! IBRAVES~ BLASTER . . " . By Alan Mavtr \ ' I 481) ', ... SO. t.E1'S CONTINUE THo I"'GHT AGAINST PO t.IO .t.ND OTHeR CRIPPWNG DISEASES ! SUPPO:<T THE AROUND THE FOOTBALL CAMPS OF TOP TEAMS IN MIDWEST GiVE TO ~10 liSTER KENNY 7 ;H 775 :!:!R:l MARKET 4 1-1 4:!1:1 1.!4 157 176 457 FOuNDATION I ~85 171 177 133 .fH I 7{)[) 7/i:~ fl7J :?.167 RESTAUR A !'H Hili 1~6 HIO 482 168 142 154 4fit i 14(i 16:! 138 I P\.lJS REHABit.\TO.TION ' ~~ 1:n J.'io 011 IT! 14:1 J:lfl \44 15/i 12fl Officers for t he next two yer.c; were elected when Pomon a Gran~e n1d Friday ev-ening at lh~ Rock ' Springs Gt lltlf!lll! hall with Alf red G •·a n-~~:e liSI hosts. Vir gil Atkins wu elcett>d tl~ ma. ~ ler and oth~ s elect-ed Wf! re Tom ovet!leer; Paulin e lUk mll . I i!'layre, i!Cturer: Georg-e G e nh ~i m er. Ste· r ward; Norm an W ill, assi.atanl st e· r---ward: Mrs. Ear l Star ke)', 4! h8plain; l Theodore Reed Jr., treas urer ; Mrs. ' C. N. Jdnes:, •~cretary; CHUord Stout, gate keeper; Betty Leonard , Ct>res; Clara Humphrey, Pomona: Mild tll!:d Stockm an, F lora; Donna Holte1·, ladv assistant st ~ ward ; and Homer Ra.dford, executive committee . The annual sewing a nd baking eonh•sls were h~ ld wi t h Mrs. Wen de!J. Frecker as judg e. There were l·hree winners in eeeh contest as follow, ladies .sun' dress, I Helen J e ~f e n , 2' Gladip Morgan , s ntl3, Mat Holte r; you th s un Oress, l ,Janice Storv. 2, Sharon Atkin s and 3, J anet Jioffets. In the baking contest of an appl e co!fee cake, first WJI J Donna Holt er , se cond Ruby H11lliday, s nd third, Beun a Grueser. The annua l Gran -~ ! officers Ctinference wa~ !let for October 29, at the Roc k ·springs Grang.e hall and refresh · ments will be ~ andwichP s and pif' At the close of the meeting re· 1 Creshm ents wo~ re senT d by the host Gr:: ngc. KENN~ T RE~Tiv\cNT I H7 457 IRO 129 "" '" "' Al2 239! l!i9 l!Ul BlU ';fi\1 l i BAKS:RY 156 224 135 5!~ I5a 137 tn l:ll 156 l(i7 1:13 177 l.il 4'1 : 4H 4 ti1 t'A ~ Eh!A#, J:i3 138 142 4 1:! POUR IT 0/1 {/OWN TilE /IOME5TR£TC# ! /ll'RP #AVE TO /~ lpod<o!ly ll"l,..,t od ru 1~ 1 El;:obolh K"""T f ...,dorl..,, f/£ .......... 1H... d.w flon , h OO Fo"'• r t c""'· Mill"'"'' '"'' 1, MINI. lfA;</T1) ro JOI/1 ?'!lA I fXCI.UG/ VE 6ROUP tt'#O 11rr -Ia liON! El?if, ¥ coi'/- ~E ~&'rtVe. fEARS. \ )~nior Youth Dupu, 139¥4, New Orleans, kn ork - Felfowship 'Holds Picnic ed out AJ Var gas, 140lh, Galwsto n 5. BY UNITEO PRESS 1'-iEW YUHK Sl. N ic h u la ~ An·na - .Jo hnny Su lli va n, 162 114, J l'r.sey Ci ty, :-.J ,J , ou tpoln t td W1llie T roy, 160¥.!, Was htnglon lO STA!I-1FTJ RD, Conn.- Chico V e!5:J, Stam for d, Conn ., ou lp111~1lcd Rorno n Fupn tes, 152, Los A n gt•lc~ IU. 1 jar, I "IH ,IY ' H O LYOK E . Muss. - Sa m Wa l k kf' r , Hi7, Sprin~fi (•l d , M.a!lll., outpoi nl ed J\ n rlre ' l'l'sSi("r, lli3lft., No More Films Tht- Meigs Counly FU>aJo!ll' Cl ub Inc. held i!5 hrst A. K. C. \ICt'nsetl tield trla:l at its running grou nd~; Au&. 26 anti 28t h. The cluh organ· izt!d 1M l iMWJ purchased a 100 aCrtl f-ar m Last r bruarv. This n~ !y ac qulr~d acre&it' ph .s ul hf'r least-d acr .. age pt"ivided exctllcnt f;,c il:· Ires for holding a licensed tria l An amp! supply of' r abbtl~ com· b!nt'd with verv m Gd~ate we::rlher made it pou ibl~ for the I 'i O entries •n t b e four clan to be completed on sc hedlue. T he winner of each clasJ was a trophy and a rosette. The othe-r plane hQu nd!i recei ve1\ r vsett.es. Claude Mt' ndenhal l 11n d Mr. and Mr•. Max Bunce t>at h dona ted a trophy. The hounds wer e fed b y Eshelman Red Rose f~eds donated by Sugal' Run Mills of Pomeroy. prl!'~e ntl!'d The Senior Youth F ellowshiP of Heat h Methodist Churc h hod. a pien1c at Lake Hope Sunday and an d organization meeting.. The Rev. ami Mrs. Haymon Konkrisht and Mrs. Nan Meot.f, councillor.• accompanht~ the me:mbeor.s o!id guests and Mr. Kiol\krjght led a devotio mll service. New officer s elected were Ed· ward Lee MeCnma s. president; Stephen Coats. vice-presid ent; Ve· ta Covert, secr etar y; Richad Rol· ler, a~.sistant secretary ; EudeU treaslirer; Sharl)n Konkrl ght, Jo nes and Vt'ra Covert, plantlts: Sec Arr•a of Christian l'' aUn, Sbar· on J ones and Ma rianne Woodgerd; Ar('a of Chr i.9:tlaJ1 - Wit~~F~Y Darst nod Sblf'I~Rod!J'Iif!.\i'Mi~f Chl'illti an Outreat hing, Carol Cr.IJwell , Eddi e Blake : Area 'Of Christian Citl zendt ip, Leo Kcnl) e'dy Jr . 1 1 and Gi!l)J'ge llibhs: J\t ca of Chris· 'ian Fe llow ~ hip , Robert Hcnnesy, J ohn Ketchka Plans were made for the offi. ccrs to attend a Workshop next Sunday afternoon at Rio Gr ande and the Cir$t re gular meeting and• will be in slllllaUon or ofllcers held the foUGwlng Sunday. SMILING radl&htly tn Parll lOVIn INRUENCE Is r ~achlng close to Kh yber P ass, w here Dnt 1sh army bayoneta once bristled. The Afgha n:stan government h: ·:J co.m 4 .. Armed that It haa t urned to t he Sov1et b!oo for guns nnrl p lr: nc."', movtng tht Ru.sslan.t into a apher e ot ln nu e nce tn tire la ndl,ro)ted, mcnmtatnoua kingdom abuut the size l1f Texas. Tlrls mm e. ilalmUar to the agreement whe reby th >.! R us~ ians nuw Rre I' row dIn& NUe and the vital SU~l!: cana l by s hlp/llng a rms lo l·~g~ ·pt. Afg,lanlstan hu been leading a dtw e to de ach a big <'1 :'1111\ ot western Pakistan (in black) and t urn lt into a free co: .ntrv or Pathana Uilder Afghanis ta n ln!l11enre. Tins 1lrrn! Jot:11 t 1 ·r di'. bir;n of India In to Hindu anU 1\lusJ( m sl.:\t'.~. l' · lli ' .; lo~n so f n r i~ an all y of t ha \V e.qt 11 noi 111 , ,. , ,_,,. t<· , '·.· • T') '' ·i." ;ha :ifl DAILY CROSSWORD A~ROSS DOwr.N l . Billiards 1. Unit ot abot weight tor 6. American gema (pl.) Inventor ' 2. Of atoms 11. Lack of tone 'l. Blooming 12. Manila hl'mp 4, ilnrle unit 13. Glrl'.s name 3. Belonging U. Bfa duck to me 16. Chlracter bl 6. Parrot "Uttle ("Braz.) Women••' 7. Oreeli: coil U. treelou:t lane.) ttone 8. Rodent 1'1 . New 9. SetUngl!ll Teatament 10. Worldly (abbr.) l f. Roads on 18. Asiatic PJllm which 19. Afrt.eh speeding Is 20. Exclamaallowed tltm talang) 16. At one tiple - ~"'4~ /1'>: Look( Eggs stay hot_and tender for. 30 minutes on t~te· sensational new 21 . Not b.- Texas Eastern.helps put the zip in a ztpper 3<1um.ey to ::h•, United Statu. Prtnceljs Oraee (UellyJ of MODaco tel" new•m~ lhe t. fal\o aakln& htr tUm C&Nler to COil• ~enttate tm being a mother aiul wife. Accumpa.nlerl by bitt hUIband, Prince Ra.ln.i&r m. lhl will return to Mona.co early In November to await arrival or thelr baby. minute. or more without bumiDa them. 'T'he gnN flame automaticall y ~ or Iowen to maintain whata~ cooking t.eruperat\li'Q J'OU t;~_.ot, ACIINO ,.,. .;,. v-. ,.,.,. ,. • (lnlensatiot~GlJ Dejected ' •• ( Gr. ) 20, Throng 22. Soon 23. Any snug retreat "' I INo~=~~;sm - • No More Pot-Wdahlaf;:: even with tricky llfllucefl, cudanb and lcinpl No more boil-overa:, food burning or stickinr. Sa.y good-bye t.o double-boikn, apecial deep-.lat byers and other cooking 1adpts, too. B•.tHt W•y To BU.. BroU, Grill and Boll. ; . with topnotch 1'81ultl ""Y til'l:le, beca~ h new gas rante i111 fully auhlrnatiefrom top burner to oven. Gu cooking i• cleaner, cooltll', thriftier. ;:::~·-~:,::~' 7 p, m. Iii ! B::oi!eys Lake. E ve rynne Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan en- is ln vi ted ~eo attend and tD brm g teralned with s dmner for Mrs. trading stock . Swan's sister and brothers and their families. Mrs, Georte Mowrt<y and mother Present wen Dr. an:f Mrs. Mn. Ma r_l! Yost of iliddlepor: , C. Nohe, Akrcn, Mr. and Mrs. w. ~ pent seyer.al , ~a)'s in Columbu~ C. Nobe and Terrie Vien na, w. Va . where they v1 ~1ted Mr. a nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.. W. R. Nohe , Belp~·e. 1 E•rl Fc'~'= "='b=·c__ _ _ __ __ Mrs. Glen Noh•, Coolvi11e, Mr. l -and Mrs. Giles Hammat, Hunting-· ton, W. Va . I "'' fOrth ••a ''" voyage 30. Colna: (Russ,)' I ~ Ctrl l LOll 35 liaS :Mr. and Mr11 . Howard Hames and sons, MrS. Maril y"n Fa~an 1 Harold Howell , and Miss Pal ~- •. · all of Parkersburg, Mr. snd Mn. Marvin Swan, Marilyn and Billy, Middleport, and Mr. and ~rs . Clarence Price and Pa:t~y of Port· Jand. " . tho wa1hable' · LATIX wall point · ....,._ a a:un and dog auctton W be I .for held s&tuodaf • ...,., b•ginning at 0\': .. _ ............. ... . P' L&; ! ROOMS Of ~ ~ New F.umlivre ' 01 FO& I $299.00 BAKER Color1 to carry out ..,., -........-..Euylo •pply, drin in ao hoarJ it'• ruaranteed wa.habl.. ' Gallon diallll the w..U. of &II aven~ce rOODL ' CLINTON FISHER . COMPANY GRIM.fACID Sir, Hunap~Jtef Trevelyan. Brttlah ambauador to EJYPt. walka deJ.etedly from the Australian ethbassy In Cairo, Egypt, toiJowU,s a meeting wJtb Australian .P'Hme Mirllster Robert Men2:1$ Thili latter 1!1 heacl or the !h'Ha~ tlon western committee , ~In& to Iron out the Suea1 oan~ crlsia with l!lSYPtlan ~nt Oamal AIJde] Na11ser. 'l"hlll ill • radiophoto. ( luterna:ffotMII) ,...,, L,.uciHe, In "'Y 3;!'. Vt~luab~ farm antme~ · 36. Dlg:lta 36. Melody 3 8. Clamor 39. Open ' .,olll :*he (poet) 41. Seaport ' .... "'•""'I Otda (abbr.) ~..,.,., i:he -tf.,e '1:0 -trade for_G Rocket Olclaonoblle! ' Here'• the ot "have" 33. Greek lette1 34 . CWse to S3. Playthings 36. Warp-~rn 31. Memb&tot 01 &formt-r reigning tanuly tt:'ftl.) 39. Spoken ,.(\. American ;:,diana nuntll* to ._.. fOil n.llr ia laDe with lhe . tlme•l II'• Olilt moilhl'• ~riMa IMclael Eol!i11~t '"111"'1 )111 be owl!f!l muaici to ,.or :on; too, !fhen. J01II dbco..,. !!11 . IPotbid 32. A form how llttl~t tblt bJa buJtr ~b: COital S. If you've been' _....,. te: ......_ ;.oar ....., ...,., lA• lime/ Now you11 heeffe-.11 the biln4!fit• of rhe F•ll ulet 14!111ton. Come oo 111 ~ •• .,._ our sene-rou appralul on your pnuml ear. Let Ql' . . .W J'OU bow aary II b lo ao oYar to OJdt rl... IIOMI{ t7'<"1- .... -ra.-"' tower ""' ')'f a church. .. 42. Meanl~l' ·•. ~-... ta. Mountain tops And ,.member • .. /lame cooking II tbo /iMBI-cookinJf fU&I 1111111 AlliS 111 GNIIUIU 1111 llftl lOW DAtLY CRYPTOQtiOTE - Hete'o how to work II: Col1s of mtain 'metals fnHn whic:h zippn paru are c:ut lrt first annealed in natural gas-&icd furnatt~. Naturil ps k tupplicd the 1hrec Meadville, Pe~n-­ $yiYinia, plants ol~Talon, lftt:'., by United Natural Ga1 ~pany~ a cuaomcr of Texas Ea~rD. , Ia L 0 N G FE L 'L 0 W Ont letter •4nPlY 1tinds tOt &Mtht.r, Ia thluxampt. A 11 useq f1.t the three L't. X for th.- two O•s, et'c. Singh~ letter•. aptfltrophies, the length and formatlor, of the wonJs ~:.re c.Jl hints. li:ac: h day the code !etten a rc c.lift'~renl-, 'll."l'DLBA..\x· a TEXAS EASTIERM ~~~~ ' S HREVEPORT See the display of modern gas ranges today at your Gas Appliance Dealer! behaU M.igs CouDtp Coon Hunters As§< odatioft · t3dty adnot~t'.!d pla ns At P0 rtland Home 28. Bibllc&l Texas Eastern ·transports natural fas from the Southwest to perform a viral function in the manufactW'C Pf zippers madt by Talon, Inc. For a zipper to do its job, its metal parts mm be tough and pliable. To achieve this, in the case o£ <crtail: alloys, the metal is first annealed (so!ten.d) in n'alurtd gat·firr:d· furnacts befort it is processed into zipper parts. Talon uses natural gas because it ~rmits accurate and more uniform control of the higher temperatures required in this annealing operation. Talon also uses naJt4rol gas to firt the boilers that provi~ steam and heat !Or its three Meadville plants, because gas is ckon, ·uniform in quality and can be automatically controlled. hq 25. Mlnua 26. SubsldM 27, Ot Y••tenlay'a A••w., 29. Set ' So much beautv al 10 tittle co•tl Planting Time In U.S. A. Has Four Climatic Zones wac Wind •• tho dial. The new burner with o brain make> •very pot and pan In your kitchen automatic I or Firty-two little do25 we r e ent~r­ ed in the 13" dog cha!le and ShiPk of Wa-te rloo, owned by Art Do\ '(' or Parma M'ehigan handled bv Raymond SmecJc - was the l jf -......~~ur to. place winnl'r . Second. Gree n Oa k portroJt ot · Chop Chop owned and ha ndle d hv in tha committee'• haadquarteri Harold Rnbiuon , Hu ntington , W. Daal• ·wm be preRD.Ud at 11 rMtttrc af tM state ·Va .. Third Me ndy's Ken wood Buct committe. Sept. 10, Ln AlDU.J:- A..llw - . ant ...- of the owned and h r~ ndl ed by' t.:laudP Mt> n· peUtiGDa' lli'Jbll the GOP to nomlnatlf ~Ul', who hu not name J8, A weaterly now yours with a mo.dem \ matchless gas range ltnaktat, M•IB Dl... O..eri; ;' . everythi n g '~:~ enRy to fix on the fabuloue burner with I brain. Now you cun k(lt•p foods warm for 30 --- --- 19. Cbd port Ohio, William Beaver Wort hIngto n , Ohio, Charles K inR Rut · land and Carey King Wellston. abundant 23. Peyiq 24, 3ewlng · tmplement.t • burner with a· bra1n GADEN CLUB MiETING . Winding Trsl Gardei. Clug will meet at the home- of Mrs. Joe Struble, 325 Sprinf" Ave. at 7:30 Thursday. Member~ pre to bring a package for a WHite El ephan t I Sale. Tt.~ task of judgi ng was taken ca~ of 1>y Orin Babbitt, Gr ove- fore boardln& the llner Onitetl States tor the 1aat lap ot her I '. Meigs County Reagle Club Holds First AKC Field Trial Contest I l ... ,,.., BACKS MacARTHUR FOR SENATE , I WILt. G9u 832 738 2::uu -1) TO '11le Wilke•vllle- Volunteer Firt \ Department are having a Fish rry Saturdftf Sept. U , on the puttHc I ioqun-e in W Ukesvi/1~ PrGCeecb I ll to belt:~ start the new bulldiftJ. 1 v LOUISIANA A Cr;pifocrim Quotatft:tn ,fi#U,../pa PIPE1o1NES oUprodrlc$ . ' BVW RPQNV, I ~ 1 -',i•' ' "t-1 ' . •' Mew· CWZ J V HJ PC ML- SPJ Z • ~--~lf SLP LVCJ i;:,VVR 0 S P'J A ALV ZVMC· WP PVRE• L ', Yililterdaf'• Cr)'ptoqtao~l _Q.~~'f1Pl($ ARE N.l.V'C'ft "'"• p~ :.Jilllfi'~JO~ A>~<.. .... ' Pi"!".·~ ~~ i'~ '. ! ~ ' ' wwvm:'::l , ·., ..., ~~~~-~TOU~II i!J.iNAYS WILCOMI AI YOUI OLDSMOliLI QUALITY DIALIR'5-t-....-~~~-.:i;.. : KAlla and VANZANDT MOTOR SAl~ �.. &-Daily Sentinel • Pomeroy.Middleport• 0 ., Sept 11 1956 . ' . WANT ADS • 2 etnW" pa WON. oae '-' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Exe<utor E1t•te of Agnes M. WM»ater Two piece li ving room suit 135.00 Deceased 136 South SecontJ St., M!ddleNollce 1s hereby given that port. 9 8 3tc Mannm(l D Web.o.ter whose Post 1 Offil"P adrJrc1;s is Pomeroy, Ohio ¥<a.m-.un •.bar&• 60t.- FOR SALE - One used Refrigerator I h a ~ btj'n duly appointed as Execin A· l Condition. !~hone 6038-Y, u tor of ) he E~tate of A;'lDes M. • ceall per wonl 1M u.re. fliCQUn iDivtioDa. Middleport. 9 8 lie Wthstl'r !a!<' of Pomeroy, Meigs ·- .... _., ror • ceau U--oo.t~ aumtb. l ·ounly. Oh1n , deceased. . D11tcd thts 24th qay ot August, HAY FOR SALE . Oats, Straw, soy"1\e ot 2 CU1I I*' wora wtU lifter. I 956. bea ns, Delaval milk ~~ CQIJ'Ied for advertiiina U out John Stout. Harrisonville. 9-8-31p John c. n.~con ,.W before tbe '$tb of each Judge of the Probate Court a. • "" :or moatll !oUowlall m-tioa. (11 ) Wanted To Buy ---- - - r mm t.a AC11'1!1'tl!1D.&-8bould bt> Used Hol W•te< -RADIATOR. Cal\ ~ed ~m~>:echaleJr. ne Dill> 6311-M. . 9 10 Jtp '' I 8 28 (9) 4 11 :He lfDUaeJ wm not be reiJklDiible more U... cme b :lift lDCOrrec& lD- NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT Admlni.~ttrator WANTED : FRYERS, 3000 ,., next E~t•te t'inoali .Sandife•· D~ea141d Poultry. Call 22348 Huntington. - ·-·(I I ·NotiGes For Rent T be undersigned 1s offering for aale tbe following furniture and personal property to-wit : 1939 Dodge automobile. Breakfast set kitchen caj:)lnet, oil cook stove, kitchen table, dinJng room suite living room suite, 6 dl~ng ro...•m chairs, 2 belLs aod springs, 2 dressers, 1 chest, 3 rugs, articles Other miscellaneous p ersons desiring to see said personal property can call at the residence of the late Thomas W . Wagner, deceased, Letart t~a us 0 hio. erms of ;;ale: Cash. ybil Ebersbach, Administratrix w ith the Will Annexed of the Es- . - - -- -- - - tate of Thomas W. Wagner, de9 8 3tc SLEEPING ROOMS fur rent with ceased. - - cooking prlvil egr•s, 127 Butter- NO HUNTI~G DAY OR NIGHT on nut Ave., Poml·roy. 9 , 5 12tc my farm. Cbet;ter Spencer, Rt. 3 - - - -------- · - 9 5 3tp Pomeroy. TWO ROOMS FOR RENT or room •nd board. Mrs. Wm. Slater, SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? 173 Hodson St., Middleport. tbe best Bake"r'1 will give Phone o:n1 -M. 9 5 -6tc uade on fW'Ilit1.:.re Ill" applim· ' i s ' l . .... CANCER man's cruelest t6-tf - 00 S and 8 A Houl!c Partly furnisb- 1953 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan One careful owner. $8M.fJO. Blaettnar's, Pomer(ly. 9 6 6tc 4-room atnd bath Ftpartments suitable for two. Call 6009. 9 11 tHe FREE ESTIMATE! MODERATELY PRICED! You too, can JOln the rows of our many satisfied .. customers. CORNI!:T In good condition. Will tro1dc for h•pcwrltcr .. Cali Rll1932 DeSOTO V8 4 dr. Sedan St~:wart, 1Muson. Spruce bcrt Power ateering, automotlc ~hiH. $89:S.OO, Blaettnar's, PoiJ't(lTt)y. 9 6 6tc --1.902 BUICK Speclal 4 dr. Sedan . Local ownfl'. $895.00. Blaettnar'a Pomeroy. ::J-5378. Bring Containers · ·· ~ ( 19) ·Business Oppqrtunities -----~ Men, Women And Couples to troln for Motel management and OP· ' 10M PLYMOUTH Savoy. One IO<:al oration. Only matured will be owner. 2 dr. Sedlln. Blaettnar'" l'Oil· be con~idLrrcd. Age 25-59. Pemeroy. $1,690.00. 9-6-6k Write National Motel Training, Inc. 9 10 3tp 1964 BUICK 2 dr. Sedan. Original Blue with White Top. $1 ,6A~.OO. (20l Business Blaeunar's, Pomeroy. 9 6 6tc WANTED - Painting - lntcdor, exterlor, roof, work guarRntced. 1947 l,iymouth Savoy 4 dr. Sedan Rate ~ rcuonahle. Phone 381 Y. Clean inBidlfJ and out, $1.195.00. Homer N. Braley, Pomeroy. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 9 6 6tc 0 6 12tc IULLDOZER FOR SALE: 1 Apur wa:;hcr , A·l condition. 3 Hnolcum rugs 5·ult· able for bedrooms, A·l condi. WEBSTER FltUIT FARM 5 Miles East of Chester I'~::;;::;:;=:::;:::;:;:;::::;:;::;;::;::;:;:;;:;;_' Service! 191 For Sc;le ' LUMBER and SUPPLY "Quality Our Motto" S. 3rd St. Middleport $1.50 a bushel 9 10 3tr 9 6 6tc VA.LLEY idit ATIONWID. MllfHI ,_,...,_ C.. '-..,~ Mot~~~t~l ''"- I__. ... ..._....... c- 0. 115 1. leoond St. PINM 61 Pomeroy, Ohio Uood F" hire lor h"em<•n l• '"' ponds . P. M. Cowdery, Long • .t· ' 0 11 3tp .-- I FIBER GLASS Awnings and door canopiea. Ray-Glo,. Ga11 beaters. Venetian Blinds, 'all sizes and colore. Free estimates. Dale Wippel Su)Jply, 2'1ll Union Av~. Pomeroy. 8 91 lmo c - - -.-~=;-;;;'-;;-;;;;:: ABBOTT T.V. liEII- FOREMA~ & \1t.'l: All makos .Repalrlld by Ex pert 'f.eohnlclaDI. Phone 62tt4 V Middleport. fl.tll-tl APPLES FOR SALE - 11.\ mllc.s QVlCK SUVtcl!i 011 'Watch ft.&. pairing by P'actot"f' T?l.lnetl Mouth of Rutland. John L. Rom· watchmaker. COLLiNS Jl!:WEJus. ums, 8-28-tmoe ,Ji'OOI...... FOR SAL!I .. CUT Jarce mun11, porn FLOWERS, MIDDLEPOilT - porn~ . asters, Cladlotua. Spr1DJ fJGwerlng · b~&lbl. 836 Hlt:h Street., Middleport. Phone 6189-Y. 9-Htc 6-room fr n!llt' howe with bath. with enclos~·d side and front porches. Ga.\ ileallng, full batlt'menl. l)oublc garafi'e. Lot 100x100 and \oe alrd at 866 South Third Streel, ne11r schoolJ and mlll'kets. Priced at only $M{IO.OO. ONE CIIILD'b Brown snow11uit, •!Je 8, One portable washer. Rl'asonal,Jie, Inquire Mrs. E. R. C\I&KLIR RIALTY Fo ...mln, 208 Butternut Ave., Phone lOI·Y Pomeroy. 9 10 2tc Box 229 (9-10-Slc (21) R.ca I Estate ' fOR SALE-Poatl .\!:lrby Real E• tate-, Rut!J.tht Township. 3J acr-es land, bo1,1'"'- barn and ou1 buJldings. S'M QOOIIje A. Mr-in -hart, Adminltt.rator. 6-1-U One 7 Room HOUUwlth tlath. ' 132 Dock Street, Middleport , IN and BETWEEN DEXTER· DYESVILLE· CARPE~TER PAGEVI LLE. HARRISONVILlE ""' . ~ ·fn~t l aood-loo••"'.., !DqYite 182 Do<:,k Stre~: ,- . , '· . ,h·; ' '•• 'I' 9 ! 6tp '. :t Mll•t North of Pon.roy On Rt. N. C•D Wm. Gru...,, RCICic 5P'rlnga ~~::;.I ,.._. I THE DAILY SENTINEL HOW HAS , ~r• r.r re~~tem•eret J&o1tto ..he de~~lnt• .. .· • \ ·son;oM- REEDSVILLE- TUPPERS PLAINS- ALFREi>:I)~RWIN ••t•. CHESTER- CHES~IRE -LEADING CREEK-HOBSON-IlRApBURY RUTLAND- DBXTER- DYESVILLE- CARPENTER,... PAGEVILLE SUNRISE HARRISONVIJ.,LE- POI~T ROCK- BASHAN- EA~~f RfbGE- TO SUNSET AC:CIDIN\' ~'!'ATIOH• 990 Broker . ~~~ ' "YOUR ]litre. Aut..,..Ue, Health Life. C111111l1Y 1rul Bondt n, bot ttt ahell1 ... . " . ' .. ( ·~ f.ORESTRUN-MORbi'ING STAR-WOLF PEN-CL,FtbN-W. ·'' •• ' ' ' COl-UMBIA-MASON; HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN.' ~ ' EXITENSIVE TH-ROUGHOUT THE . • I· ... ; ' •' ' HH·e's wh-at the tll\~llfe, in:nil'IJUate nc<tion ten billion dolltH'll in ll!Kh(~ r immrnnco mtci 1 DICK TRACY I lion~ Itt •Hlll"lltJ!linM In do lite ramil?'l!llhnppin~; thr rnonurn ... lllrt'r fiPitrn~ unnf'l"ll"~~nry f".ll• nltrin.lt Wotld pen"e In th" tnm ~port ur raw or fini~lwd nm!ll't·inl~,· road run• \'tar 11 , mu'!'ly obsol~te hip;hgestiun llhtl p;orkh,~ JlrnLlll'lltll Wa\"S ::;chedu\Pd hurl tbe lllt'ro·lnml; nrtd tl;e · · •ale~~rtwn or Lulllinl'llatftlm , wloo tvt· mo del"ntZ!Itiotl. httd ttl be ·U.ft'll hit C'a'r dnll,. In ilft Mlrk, kept ~n service. flndt; hlt r.~rvu fra•·ell and l1l1 · Fj!'f rouds WHte improved or lemJ)ft' 8011 rhtg as' lte ' lmul,.. · p1n~ed. t-'OnlinU'ou11 trufflr jail,,.. lht We fell h~hllltl "'""· D•~pilt llfir:n~ m~trorwlitan art'.,, lm~ithe nlll:(nirit-Pnl t'frort11 cJr llutrf',ll beu pe;~p!e l"l'f'qUf"fUJt #Uv('r 50 d:lle!'."Jri. tltnllllio' ~\l(!!rhfahwn1i rodet Lttwf!t'n ar•~uolnlli1ent ;;-'•' .1Ud tf,n.tu"lhtM)'N,. we"·lfati M\'ei' aftil "etH )e-tfve tl1e l'itr iin) :t.. !) lu·rn 11Me 1o rotcj, "~'· lii1hway. \Volnen C'..tn do a !l'teij •.ieul tc thin,.fH!I"blion l1a1 '"ult_ iff.ljliead !ficourB.I!:e the ni.u"t'h-ut-etd rOad· ,~ ·~~ riWutnazi nf r"te, 1¥Jda 60 trill- bttiiQin~ Vt'Oiil'ram . Their · nfiuence · Jrufi \'c:.-ii•tco~ ·''""' l'f'l{l!';frJ'ed in aa B voter is Cl1i"OJcnited · 'f Cvet'}l t!t e l ln~ ll!d ·stnll'!ll. ) (l~l slator. They can use their h.ie And if vop think the hir,hways timP. to flatti C'Ipnte In loCal activi· are Cl"OIY.cieJ 1ww, the National ties to ,promote bett<! r rourls-an4 to ur~ stnte and conv;rl'ssional Sufcty Coumi! predicls that., 19Gtl, 11. s\Vnrm of 8::! \'nlllion · . tn allocntl! fUnd s des wm be trovelinK the tood-buildin~t projects. Wom· 'clUb) ca:h h1ke a ttand and t•onJs, covering fiPJ'Ir0SimatC!Iy bilt \on mitrs a year! Influence of their lrl"OUp Ro:mey menne. It Is TD m"t the d•tlret of every family • , • 1t ~ nat the f•mlly . r~ rean. prnlctH ..,.., .. il*4ella61 lUa.... 'SYRACUSE- MINERSVILLE- RACINE··· LETART FALLS-LONG INSURANCE AGENCY -~,.;: ,.Ill' · iat.or A Nnropapet Quality, Service and Merchandise RODNEY DOWNING ' -_,, · _.....,._, '\tfil4 orur eot..; . tildistW.. · -• lid llbef. att t I n aiM aboQI 11M 0 • • lbat ~· Jltll'r8 .ODIJ' , .... oboe - • II Doe ti~~~e &o ,,._ SERVING AREAS IN and AROITND GRUESEIL BLOCII: CO. 6136-M '<;- enlJ J0111lf Oaoe"........ ~ lntpllu ebat;· the Jtnllll Iii JUNK CO. OHIO -· -"' "t ichlvet ,,.. . "ti. _..l,e'-•· ~ 19CRAP lllO"' - ad'I'ALI CONCRETE BLOCKS ~0 V\'~p:; _<.IJ!O. raou, mor. ,Mtft. . r.. ..,.,. OHIO VALLEY Po1:n1roJ buil t for unto11 I .i' KOT SO LONG AGO U.e automobile was a. pleasure -.ehieleo. We uswi it little during the week, keeping- it bright an& shiny let ·those trips. That no longer is the case' memornbll.t Today on the ·. The automobile i11 a"vital neces .o-v 00 the fa,·rner, Jium, worker-----an"d houS\!· wife. Rea-tiain,_- th is, -...:... --."··---·---= m :.~ nufuctmel'fl haroo kl'pt tv damage to curs and ' los11 of l! uilding better and snfer Ci.IH time in trn.IlSPortinl{ :fpod and tb e"~ l"·lirrow inK Dopulation. other freight. (77 percent of nil But impro\·qments in auto nat ion's frciKht ia h'Ucked ufa<"tu.-in;.:- hnv~ come flilltl'r hi~hwayA. ) tl1e tiC'\'t'l<lpment of hi~hwa:fill fafmll"r iA fimnu-iaf'iy a(• are sti lt ~ill~, in ll f•lnil . fe••ted llnooUft"h ddll.yo; in ~;:t•Uin• narrow twoto nn<l r~m th•~ rnarf..('l; 1l1e Ill. n e road a ttth'W':t n loon~-· ifll" i~ f~•Me•· tnl w J1 i c h were 10 abvinu11 dll"ltlY• hnd ' rru~lrR· malm fqd u r'ect •petalklc •llll,ift' U ' f t t ; roate wtD belf lllnt IIDJoJ a WE BUY In .·~. .Along n'ROCTUML I BICAllll Real. IYou' l .. re:. IO(dl • The Daily_Sentinel uaulld lhtter llor L_.. FO.cR-::SA-:-:-LE:::-: 71 "c'::."c:'-:: li-m7b-"-:l-,"-:d. !20 81 Insurance J . F. Hoffman, Chester. 9 11 3lp BarnH-Simp&on tmuranc:!e Agen('y, Middleport. F~ • Automohllr6-Room houae wtth bath, full base Bond.o. Ph<mo ~-~·20U ment, ~ acJ~e ol land, la·r gc garage and othe•· building~ . See OOMPLE'I'I!: lnau,.••:u~e Protect:hm J. W. Hoffman , Chester. r.lfe, Auto. Ftrtt, Pnlto . Call Don {) 11 3tp Milia. Middleport. Ohio Fo~r-:B:-1:-I~-:-:3:-:;W:;;H::EELTRAI-LOR •• x 7' $50.00. F. R. McKinney, Phone 81"-M. 9 5 6te Inadequate ·Roads Costing l 's·Money! ,. " AUTO SALES Pbnn. liiCI . ~ ___ 2-23-t! \ ' fon improvomco t . inteatment riow in IJl•ttEr will pay dividen ~! s tonwTroW time, motley and safely for entire family. · .... . 1••... IS • CARRYT~AT t G-oAT · HANGER . '~ ..... ' . ·-·-"""""" ....., ___.. _. . --··"'""¥"-·· ""'"'t' .- !~''-'-~0,11 r J'AJ~IS JAOOlR, .a' cook &t" th~ 11W~ · ~t.rott arrested tJe "botTowcd' 1 9 tl'lme, 'l·:l'oot boa eonstr~ctor a stale falr l!ideshow'. Jagger, an old caniivaJ man, eaid he "get• homesick now and then." (ll1tBfnoUonat Boundphoto) You·re Only, ' .Young i Once •••. :: METROI"OLITA... Phone 200. Cleland A~pliantf Sture. 118 W , Mala St., Pomllr01 ....... ,...... - · Time ModeY - ---- -· ' • ,. . - Tiley Get RHulb - ··-· .... NOW. ..• I Is Delivered Ott The Day Of Publieatlon tiy:··)J~tOr Carrie.." . . 1'UM"to\V, 'W\LL YOU? ••• ' tion. 688 Page St ., M!ddlc!Jor·i . 'lADIO & TELI!;VlSION SERVICE l'honc 6267. ·-·· " ~ At THAT, Kl" -If F'EOPJ.f A2E GENEROJG ~ . B_2~Lf IF.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - - - - ·--- Bottom. ..,_ . ,. · -··... ST~P •••••bte •ralialae Used (;ar• All You llave somwthing To Sell, Trade or An· nounc:e, Let A Daily Sent.inel Display Ad or Want Ad be You' Representative. MAX WARI> ~ .. IF , ., ..._ By Jeanne Smith, Dodl!'e Safety ConsuJtant Built To Speelfleatlons By Howard Stewart We now have plenty Elberta pearhes , Also plenty ol finest drops we ever bad. 16 For Sale or Trade • t1ne Gl . GOMED!\Y Kitthen Cabinets PEACH -·-·- --:;:--:-- ,. RemodeHng That Kllehen? SEE US FORA ·~:~r:,~li deeorKted , garage. Al- 181 Auto !!ales M:~ Wi:lh Lasting QuaUty AMERICAN CANCER I SOCIET'! I t.. YCU . Custom-Made GIVE , 8 B1 Auto Services a : • ---2 f(ve l'OOm apartJDenta; 2 four&. RAWLING SONfl CC). room r.partmt>nl.8, all wltb·. I,Qnaour Wrecker Service. Day dries and ~aragea. A. N . B'e nier, Pbo~e 6227. Nleht Phone 9031Pomeroy, Ohio... 5-14-Ll X. DODGI-PLYMOUTH DI:.U~ t·'or rent -- Electnc waH paper ERS. &teamer. Clinton Fisher, Mld · 11 ·1-lf dleport. Ph . 6265·X. Main I ON ~nemy ............,... ..... . . ........ . .,. - - ,.. w. I at , ·- I known 'Lelrs, devisees, legatees, acres, mGre or less. Al so excepttn·g a lot out of tbe land1 of S. E. Pattenon aDd 00.' A right of way beginning at the 1 Northwest cornf'l' of laid land and the NOrth by IIDCD of J, Wlfsigns of Mary Eunk., Warner , de- Southwest corner of ~ald laud and now owned by Watson and Phil- ner and containinJ tO •eru, more cea~red, are unk.nowp and cannot, running West to an elm tree and Ups on the West by land of Am01 Dr teas. I · with rellaonable diligen-ce, be u- tbe town~ hip ro.~d 40 feet, more G. Rardon , on the South by "tand The petition further aU.&~ · certalned, will take notlee that or 1ess, and 20 ft~et wide. · of Cowdery and nelda and or tbe that Theodore Hfildore iJ 1 DQ- • Ttteodore Hilldo.re filed bis petl- PARCEL NO. 2: East by the publlt: road, eonta:m. hew of Mary EUnice WUM1' 1 tW- · tlon ln the- Common P leas · Court Being part o1 the Nflrtb· haJl of ing to acres, more or J.en. ceased and own1 au u.ndtYide( . of Meigs County, Oblo, Case No. the Northwest quarter of Section· There is a right of way re- cnM tbtrteenth, (1-1!), Interest lu. ·:' · 12,4:i4, alleging that he is the No. 11, Town No. 4, and Rang~ 11 served along the S<luth side of the above destrlbed real eaW. , owner of an undivided one thir· begln!ling on Field's line and run- said lot by Cowdery from the pub- and is a tenant lQ. common. -,ithC: 1 teentb, (1-13), interest In the fol· tne North SO rods along Albert llc road to thl& lo~ the above named defeudautl. · "lowing described real ~tate: ~hultl's line; thence West 88 This dood is for land sold to r:l'he prayer of sald petillotl Ia_ PARCEL NO. 1: rods to the center of the road; J . W. Jobnson by the heirs of that the Court .ael off thl! plain.- · _ tbeAce with said road to F1e1d's Thom~ts Gum as recorded ln Deed tift1 thart of !laid real estate Ia ~ituate In the Township 0 ~j Hoe; thence wi.th Field's line to Book VoJ11me 96 at Paa:ea 10, 11, n\UUIIty and a partition ~ereot · Ohye, CoJ.anty of Meigs, and State the place of beginning contalsing 12, and No. 107 at Page U of be made. scnbed as follows, to·wlt: · 30 acres, more or Iesi. Meigs County, Ohio. Beginning at the Northwest PARCEL NO. 3: PARCEL NO. 4: The peraons firgt above ~ corner of land owned by WUUa)D will take notice thtt ~ hA•e Phillips and formerly owned by Being all that part of the North 1 Situate in OJive TowDllhlp, been made partlea defeodant t-o: Jt."SSie B. Myrocle in Section No. half of the Northwest quarter of , Meigs County, Oblo, and being said petition and tb~ are "4~.. 12, Towo No. 4, anti Range No. 11, Section 11, Town 4, and Range 11 the South half of the Nortbweat ed to a01wer the eame on or 00.: and run'Rlng South 96 roda; thence tbat lies West of the public road quarter of Section 11, Town 4, and ffll'l!' the 20tb day of October, 11M.· F.ast 28 1-3 rods: thence North 96 which plSISt;s tbrougb satd section ,~ange 11 and bounded as follo·.n· 'J.leodore Hilldore, Plaintlfl J"Ods along Albert Schultz's line:· Excepting 10 acres sold to G. T. On the E83t by lands of George O'Brien and O'Brien . thence West 28 1·3 rods to tbe J Ruth of£ of the West I!'Dd of said S. Fields, on tbe South by Janlb Attorney• for Plaintiff. p!at"e of beginning, c<~ntaining 17 qu.arter section, of C. S. Carr, on the Wnt by t (8}, 21, 28; (9) 4. 11, 18, 25: etc . executors, administrators, and as- r ,. ' bac;k' .. - FREDERICK HILLDORE, Jll, 2211 Adams Street, Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania; KENNETH HILLDORE, 140 Calla:~ Aveaue, Springdale, Pennsylvania; LORENA GRALL, Rural Route No. ~J , Port Deposit, Maryland; ALICE HARDESTY, 608 6th Avenue, Parkersbur£, Weat Virginia; V· GINIA McDONALD, 1311 Camden Avenu e, Park ersburg, West Virginia; MILDRED HURST, HaU Street, Parkersburg, West Virginia LUCY MARIE COOK, 310 Franklin Street, Parkersburg, West Vir-. ginta; t ' RANCES FOGLESONG, 103 Lubeck Avenue, Parkersburg, West Virginia ; WILLIAM c. HOLTZ, 3919 9th Avenue, Parke.-.sbun:, West VIrginia; and 16th FRANKLIN HOLTZ 2106 -\venue, Park.ersbu;g, WC'5t Virginia; who are non-residenl!! ,..,, the State of Ohio, ao:d who are necessary p&rties to thi ~< and that the n11me,. and a.ddreU8i of the defendants, aJl the un- l">ot1cC' i ~ hl·reb.Y given that Edgar A. Arne~ t t who;;-e Post Office 9 1l 3tc I a ddn·s_r; is Middleport. Ohio has l~t·en rluly appointed as Adminis· (14) t rator of the Estale of Sarah Margaret Arnott lale of Middleport, The Hotel Martin has available, a Meigs L'uunty. Ohio, deceased. few rooms with r un ning waler ' Dat~d thb (l[h Uay of Septemsteam heated, and Hotel service ber, 1956. at speci al weekly or monthly NEW CITIZEN rates to steady guests. Rates as Mr. and Mrs. Wt'slt·:v Ingle.! John C. Bacon low as $8 weekly double occuJudge of the Probate Court, (Vivian Abbott) are, announcibt: p<mcy. Also rooms for Special .'11cigs County. Ohio the birth of a six pound three Meetings, Parties, Weddings, ( 9J, 11, 18. 25 Jtc ounce daught>er, Terry Lee, atHol· Ban·quets, and private breakfa st, zer Hospi-tal on Saturday, Sept. 8, luncheons, an~ supper parties. GrilnQpar~nts are Mr. and MJ.s.· Phone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0. PerMartin Abbott, Middleport, aod · strlk~ ry, le:;sce of Hotel Martin. Mr. and Mrs. John Ingles, Mason; 9 10 lmoc Great gralidparents ate Mr. and Mrs. John Ingles, Mason ; MT. and I Mrs. Emmett Manley, Middleport, 3Room Furnbhl'rl Apartment, and Mrs. Edith Abbott, Pomeroy. lllilities p1dd. 356 N. <th St., Middleport. 9 ll 61c ) tieel of Evea11 prmted al recu llr duaified rat:l:l. ObJtuactes pub.liahed at 1 Cf'.O.t per word. ( of S•r•h M.rgaret Amott we ek. One ht..lf cent above Cingood chickens. NO· <I( ........ Meigs County, Ohio LEGAL NOTILE DELMAH HILLDORE, PO&t Trailer Par k, K ·B Fort Rc:DJamin Har rison, Jndiana WiLLIAM • . . ...." I TO PAY -I'LU · PC>i>LOW HIM ·' �• \ 8-Daily Scnlincl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 11 , 1956 • Cab Driver Lists City Driving Tips "1'!-cloel. • . Book Review Is Highlight Of POMEROY SOCIETY Class Meeting Mn. Emma Leifheit and Mrs. H<1mer Haw kins , Pomeroy and Mu. Gertrude Neutzlina of Athens spent tbe weekend in Cincinn.ttl witb their siiiloer Mrs. Clara Zink. M:n Theodore Lehew and son RObert spent l~ weekend In .~lu· mbus with Mp. and Mrs. W1U1arn Lehew and sr ns. Mrs. Roy Seyfri·e d preside nt, prc1 sided and devotions were led by M rs. Mora. Dur ing the business session pl ans were made to serve a noon luncheon t o the Ladies AWl· iliwry of the American Legittn, on Oct ober 4. Mrs. Dale Sm ith wa s named as chairman for the luncb· Iii f¥'9 while drlvtnc from your hpme in the city to the aupo.r m&l'tet or be&.Ut7 parlo~~r-pe:rhapa Juat a f ew blocks away--you may have til make u many deciaioD.II a.nd reaponaea as you would in drivS.. a0 mile~ OD the highwa)', ~ - ·- - ' - .- Tbe -nuon, of course. t1 that offender in city traffic_ is the drlvarbab tratfle iJ beavbJl' ADd much er who ca relessly swttchea from more unp.recHc:table In tb IDO'Velane to another, pas sing on ment than :rural trslfle. Yet driYwn::mR' side. " Ob~> e rve the 'oneina' in the city ae-m be habit," he urges. "Keep to ta.Iing- than & pleuant ' A review of the book, ''This Re\'· Dll!tiQnary Fflith .. was ti~n by MJ s. Pearl 'Mora, when tbe Happy Harvustelll class of the F ederated ehurco h met Friday evenlng at tbe church. Br ..eanne 8-.Jtb. Dod&a Saletr Couultant ,'A l'RTBING CAN RAPPEN when yoU're driving in city traffie- eon. Alw ay a •ifnal when drive in the eountry. Tbe liea in the art Ianoe, and pose onl y on I .I ~. RefTes'h me nts wer e served at t he closP. of the meeting: b:v Mrs. Ben- · tz Wolfe, Mrs. Eva Hendricks and Mr s. Max Mk! i:nhart sut:'.)~~uting for Mrs. Edward Hite who W iJ.S unable to attend due to illr.es.s of Mr. }Ute. ·,StlflttJ1t NATIONAL > :. CIVIL DEFENSE.WEEK -----·-- -·-~ Milhoan Family ' ' I L, I KENNY PROGRAM EXPANDS1 Trainee• watch a traduate K•hl11 ThtriPI•t 1dmlnkter thlfl )F:enny treatment to a Uttle patient tt h:Uubath Kenny lnatltutt, Mlnru.apo1i1, Minn. th• Ell;abeth Kenn1 foundation'• Internatloftal Kenny Therapilt 1.·ralning center. lJpon graduation, Kenny TIHirapiMta au 111igned to Kenny tr..tlb.ent centtra in ltrate&_ic clttet acroaa the natfon. Kenny techniq,u.. have Men found beneficial tn the treatml'nt of cripplbJJ dl•or-:1etll other than polio. M 1 result, the Kenny foundation bu .beRUD a rahlbiUtatlon profi'Um that It &YIIlable to penon• of ·~ ~111 wlth nerve1 muacla or joint 4llabiUdea whlda Jt1 medk:al IWI biUoYII 1D17 Dt t. ... Dtd by auch keatment. ·~ - ----- - - - - - l TOP SHOT AT 1,000 YARDS. ·.' WIATHIIt Ohio: ... , - · I'OI'tlr •......, - . mild ....,, ,artly . _ , • D~ted ro l'he with lltta. cha,... 1:. '-tlllllfafure lateritqe., . . . . ..,..,.. . .on ..trea ,...,h, an• n ......,. llloh ...., I~,~~Vil;-~Oii:n~--------iEDi-f0RiAi~Hn~~~----J--;~::~~~~::~~~~::~~~~:;----~--:;::~::~~~~~----------~~~---------174NtlLow~~" VOL. Vlll NO 127 EDITORIAL PHONE 397 p omeroy-Middleport, Ohio. ptember 12,1956 BUSINESS PHONE 398 SINGLE COPY~5< . ,_ ~ -- Mason-Co. Farm Youth Show To Open Saturday Morning .... Subteener Sophisticates 1llo bacl·to«hooo look Subleenill love. 1t'1 ~mplo, · vemotlle and fmh 01 tomorrow"• nowao In IYy loaguo o h ' and _,Jlng .~lrll. ·,; lniiiMY<!'I"'I~IO The Muon Caunty Farm Youtb ·'"ow will get under way on Sat. urday moroing at 8 o'clock at the National Guard Armory al Camp Conley near Point Pleuant. Registration and placing of exhibits are scheduiecl to atarf, at • 1 o'clock o~ Friday afternoo11 and will continue until 8 o'clock Dn Frfday everting. Officiai 8 of the · show have deelired that exhibits placed after 8 PM on Friday will not be· eligible for prize morley. h:tur of exhibitS' is .slated to ' beA held continuously throughout tbe day on Satul'day bei,iftn.iog at 8 AM. Live.st(lck judging will beheld at 10 AM with lunch being served at 12 o'dock nonn . Farm Women'S clubs of 'the county will spopsor refreshment s(flnd.s at the shoW. c!olldow!V ~~·~ \llo;l<!l~ott doiOUO. In ~ -- ear- ~dfo-.ciioolhor -~ . "''"P'"the' ""'""'llaoheso wbtleot plallfs; the zlngles< otrl""' and r:norvelous new fabiia John Fisher and son Jack 1>f Akron spent the weekend witb Mr . i and Mrs. Willi am Fisber, Minersville who accompanied :them homll! for a visit. you'd lhlnk - - wool. ' Subllonor oliN 8 1o 14, f7.9$ Other Teei!-Age Mrs. Maso'n Fis her returned to ~6.9)1·- e MARRIAGE LICENSE$ Earnest E. Lowe, 20, Harrison· vHI!J:, USMS and Vanda Lee M~Cal­ lister, 16, RD. 2 Albany, domeatic ,. , Central PTA To Co-Sponsor Big Bend Minstrels ~~~~~~~~==~L-----~ 'U.S. Joins Britain, France o.Take Over Suez.0 Fire Tbe Central PTA held its first Monday ·meeting of the year, evening at the school, with Mrs. Donley Reibel president, presiJI· ing. A report of the last meetii'!Q was given by Mrs. Ralph Spencer. After a discu•sion It was voted to co·span.sor the Big Bend Minstrel and to ~elp with the purchasi.ng of co.stumes and sewing, etc ~. for the minstre-l. INTEGRATION Unexperted Move By The Big Three Revealed By Eden KENTUCKY • 'Explains Sign~s I David Ohlinger, Cbiet of the Middleport VoluntePr Fire Dt>par· tmi!Pt, is reminding people of the villagt that one whistle of the sjren doe s not mean emergency 1 or fire calls but the st.trt of a town .wide canvas, prade or simiLar activity. Monday evening the village Hall ~as swamped with _calls after the I suen soundtd to s1pal the s tart of the canvass for meriibership o! tbe Middleport Athletic AS8ocia- • Dresseit her -home, Miner sville, Saturday after a weeks vbsit ~ n Akron with Mr. and Mn. J o1m Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker and fan1ily of Columbus were weekend gue~ts of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MAINE'S WINNER CASTS VOTE ••tL LONDON UP - Prime M.ini11ter Sir Anthony Edeo UlDOUneed today that the United States, Fr-ance and Britain are joinlq in a 'u.se.., association " intended to take ·over operaton of the Suez Ctnal , The aii&OCation, to be formed '"without det.y," would employ pUots, ooordlnt~te canal traffic, coJ teet c:ana1 tolls and aet u a voJ.. uotuy auociatlon for the ezercbe of r:l~hts of canal U&el'l, Eden's announcem~t before tbe House of Commons said. During the program, slides of saturday afternoon .acUvitle~r In · tbe Big Bend Minstrel shown at elude a style show for Thts and the c:ounty falr were s hown . The Teens set to start at 2 PM . Al~o Norrhl sisters, Dorene, Carolyn on the program for Saturday aft· and Shirley presented two vocal ernoon is tb~ TractOr Driving Con- numbe ~ . "Somebody Loves You" ! test. and "Mr. Wonderful". Supt. CharThe show will be b r ought ta a les Gibh.'l and Ralph Spencer , prin-close on Saturday night witb the ti pal , each spoke briefly. Show DEMOCRAts declare the eommao&na 91ctory at Kaln... Demoa presentation (If a Talent At the dose of the meeting .·e. cratlc Gov . Edmund & Mu.xte, t2. aboWD cut:ma bJ.1 ballOt ID scheduled between 7:30 PM anti Jl."mOI'J started in the town ia· Waterville In tb1l year'a rlrat elec;tlon, beraldf fUID& Democn.Uo 9 :30 PM. Exhibits will be 'removed freshment 5 were serv~ by the Egypt would reeri.ve "appropriexpl01lon iD a local East 'Maiu Street group. strength. Defeating RepubJtean Wdlttm A. Tnttan, Jr.. b)' •mort from the show beginning al 10 P. ate paymenta" aQd wouJd be asked than 30.000 votea. Mu.ade I.e the second DemociatJa lo'¥eritor .,. M., Sot.urday . to cooperate In maintaining maxielected In MaiD• alnc:e the Civil war. Wttla the ID"ernot' tD ·tbe mum flo• ilf traffic. 1:. The Show which ls sponsored by voting place a. b1.s wife. r~~ B~Mio) -~~ of tho tuck)' Nattonal Guanl ..Ck CUrlouo French Premier Guy Mollett the Pt. l'leosant Chambe< Of Com· 0US U crowdl DliJJJna: al:lop~ Sturgi.l higb ecbool, wbere ..,... Negro stu· merce1 Will have thirteen divisions malting a similar announcement i.~ dents are attending lntegrated c.laa8e& for the tirJ1t. t#ne. No tnd· Paris. said tbe aseociaUon "will in which prizes wUI be awarded de.nt occurrw. but 'impeachment or aow. A. a. tHI'.ppy) Chandler 1 Tbose divisions are as f(lllow.s: 8 · flf begin w £uoction and to e:~:erclse wu .demanded &l & meeting ot 700 angry Union CCAID!J' dtizene ita powers jmmedlately." Field. Orops, HomCmaking, Ln Morlan fi eld. ' { l.U~._..,pl\otoJ Home and Form Shop, Dairy caoThe plan was the West'E ban;h tle, Beef Cattle. Rabbits , Poultry ' ,· .mawn to Egyptian Preaid.ent Ga· and ·E IP, 4-H Homemaking, AJriFun er al arrangements wer e inFupcra\ s.erviclils will be he!d a1 Abd 1 N • MJtcti0 cultural Production Projeets, 4·H complete today fur Henry Rous h, FridaY, at p.m. in far .:ore Field Crops, 4-H Handicraft, 4-!t 76, widely known New Haven r es· Nelso n R. Leach , son of Mr. and Mrs. L L Leach , au.1 Churcll for Marvin W. Taylof, 41, . , pr~viou.sly approved by 18 .n ations J.U:l'~ Eledrificatton and llomc ldl!nt who died early this mormng 13th Stree~ As hland , l',entuck) , on October 1st will as~ifb\e 0 'Be'a':'tificatkln, and ,,j~I;)!'Cationil at Holzer Hosp1tal wh ere he had a new. Scout\p.~ position with ttte Tr~tlantic Couocil, Boy wh: two and He - ~he son of ~ol11s aad AdP.; ',. . .. ... , ~ .· 0 • ~ ·~ 'YY'll Condders hct treach , .,.Ex.,.!h~lb~lf,ts~. blbiU . h : booen token wilb a hea; t attac~ Scouts of Arqerooo, at Heideiburg, Gertnall)'. . ·'"' ~ t • • ow J..t ritght. Leach will~live GerDUI"1·lild<lme :t ..... lhe 8 'i'ayt · idl. .,......, · · Jmy ve~o. -ol5~"" G•"jjd .lllfY,l l:d.n .,aid thai >~llollld J:m,t rem-~e ·A.H ' clubs, \ The-..'decellH.r-Md beer~ worktitg Districts' of the .Colini:ll, WhiCh cOVers all 'Ametican mUttB: w fl~~nt ~nshlp..;, k· ( ·)ru ~ty. w~re drawn Wednesday mornipg from th·e iUry- wheel. Jm rJai "UHn fifaoclati_.., abe . and Home Economics on building O:f 'a neW bouse for his ._·c_ · --'--"''---~0 1 Fun~sral Jom~asin aG:~i~lis : ; in Clerk of Courts office, for the October term ol CommOn ·Uaell 'fir1ll be wDIOJerld W -;bave t~~.~·~:.,'::n Mason County. son all -dav Tuesday and las t night install~t.lons in w~stern Ett~e, 1 8 . . of the general com · t:omplalned of fe eling quite ill. the Bnhsh Isles and North Africa . During tbt: put two yearS lat er to Lhc Chi&e Funeral Home Pleas Court. .breaehd tbe J.88l coaveiltion of m~tt~e IR charge of .the shOw ts Surviving ·a re his wife, Lesta or l<' or the past:; ~ea~s Mr. Leach Leach has served as C•mP at Rutland whefe friends may call Preseot at the drawing from the Jury wheel were Jury CcuutantJaople 01111108 he pasWtlham Gregory, ~son County New Haven; two sonll, Lloyd and has .ser.ved as a Dtstrlct Scout ex- rector of the Councll'r CamP . · C · · Fr ee1and : :, . Non Is, · Ra cme; · Deput Y Sheriff aa(e lbrough the eanll and Britain and France would feel free to take Co-cbair.!Yien Fri>eman of New Haven and one ecutlv~ for the Tri-State Ar~a rowbead near Ona, West Virginia . after Wednesday cvemng unhl the ( ommisSioner AgrlcuJtural ~cnt. hour of funeral. l!IUCh Jteps as are ''deegaed necesRUs.s 11 p dd nd J Council with h.eE~dquarterS' In Surviving ar(' hil• wife Hazel ; Haro!d Duckworth; Common Pleas H I k G d Do t•· " are . e n Y. a ames d..!U[!lhter;· Mrs. Mildred Fry of New Huntin"fun;.' Mr. LeiU!h has for , Judge Cedric Clark 1\nd Clerk of em OC rove an ro JY AfY. . • Darby;. Other members or the Haven e . . . . thr-ee aons, Jerry 12p Johnny 9, CoiJl'ta Evelyn Lucke Douglas of Pomeroy. Be Slid tbe Britilh p9'ernrnent comnilttee are Clifford Dunn . . two years hved m Galllpolls. Ohto ·. and Steven 3. Five s!Ste'rs. 'Mrll. · Names drawn from the wbeell hu no Intention of relaxing it1 Glenn Smith Richard Tatterson' 1 h Ar~angcments are 10 charge of whlle .serving as District Executive . Drawn for Grand Jury duty were for Petit Jury duty were: ·Hazel military prec~~utlons in the canal Reba Collins, Ru.tland; Mrs. R~JbMrs. Lenore Snider, Mrs. Garnett~ ~=son ogelsong Funeral Home of of the Ma~on-Gallia-Mcia:s DIS-: o' ert Brad(ord , Mrs. Ja~s . Harrell, Ril,de D,vis, Racine ; George Titus, Davis, Rutla nd; Robert Akio. 'M:td- are.. . l Stanley, Mr·11,. WilHam GregOry · l triet of the .T rl.State Area Council. Mrs. Fred CanadaY: Mrs. Henty lnddleport. Don Aodenon, Rut- dleport; Fr;;,nees Johnson, Mid~leorganlzatloa. wilt be pro-:: Milton sCott, Arnett Roush, Mrs: . . Mr. ~ach bee~me a tenderfootc B&nce all or Columbus and one land ; Helen Fisher, Racine; flo.. port; Margaret Spencer, Chester; ~ilnoul iD character but 'We bope Judson Brake, Mi~ MarUyn Casto Scout JO the First Presbyterian brother Merrill of Pomeroy: bert -Murray, Reedsville; v. c. Everett H.>wett, Pomeroy; L. L. 1t will lead to a permanent agreeMiss Ann Bartlett aad Virgil w. ' ' . ChUl'Ch, T_roop 106, at AS'hland. Burial will be made In Miles Tuttle, Long Bottom; Charles Myers, Rutland; Guy W. Lee, Pom- ment. .. Eden told an emeraeney ~lders. . Kentuck~ m 1939. Fines totaling $30 were levil!d ; Other committees and their · Followmg two years servi~c In in Mnyor E. F. Rabinson's. court Cemetery al Rtrlland with Rev. Greene, Rtuland; George A. Ne l· eroy; Robert Alkire'- HarrUoaville aeulon of Parliament. · · The u.ited States ROt a "Setfet ~e Army, .where he served as .an Tues-day night against three per- Thomas officiating at lhc serviceti. son, Long Bottom; Owen Watson, Clark lble, Rac::ine. 10embers are as follows: Raclne; Freda Grueser, Minersnote to EdeD lhorUy before h~ 4griculture Chamber uf Com· mstructor m. the Food Serv1ce sons accw;ed of traffic vio!atlon'i. ville: R. E. Hite, Middleport; RayBar bara Gaul , Chelter; LeRoy we)Jt bfore tfw Howe to outUne merce - Lyie 1 . Austin, Russeul school at Fort. Knox, Kentucky, Cheater 0 . Rug-en, was fined $10 F Eichinger, Pomeroy: Elizabeth A ....._F Oshel Isabtlla Wilson Charles he became A.sSlstant Scoutmaster and cost on charges of passing a mond . ~arbe e, Raeine; Harry Os- Clay, Long Bottom; Ruth ·Baer, 1!•-- ftlk b strategy in Pt,e deep Bechtie, John McNeill, 's. R. FlemCapture of an escapee from the and Scoutmaster of Troop 106 in 8Chool bus on State Route 124. born, Reedsvl1le; Alta Nelson, Minersvtlle : c. W. Buckley, Reeclt- ·eDJDC criJil over the vital watering, H. A. Jobnron, Rolfe Lee, Lakin Stilte Hospital was mMde late Ashland. ville; Lloyd Thorn... Middleport; • .,..... - · " - Veri B. Tuttle, was found guilty Junior Gerlach1 Pete Wedge, Cl1f· Wednesday mornlng in the vacant This Scouter graduated from Walter Hysell, Middleport; Earl Ao aDDOuncement similar to ford Dunn, Dr. G. T . Castor, Dr. carnival lot at Mason, by police A!Jhland Junior College In 1949 o{ passing withOut an assured Shain, Racine: Cecil Ctrcle, Ratlne Edem's wu delivered to the House J. R. More, and Howard Schultz. 1 oUicers of Mason, Middleport and and two years later completed his clear distance and was also handed J . li. Eastman , Pomeroy; Grover o1 Lords by golo'ernment spokesArrangements - James Darby, Pom·e roy. B. S. degree at MarshRII where ' he a fine .of $10 and Costs. Funeral services for SullivaD G. 1 Harris, Ratine, miD Lord Sali&bury. ' Richard Tattenon, Woodrow Mace The police departments had majored in business admlnistraFloyd S~obart Jr. , p:.~id a fine of Cir~le, 81, well known Meigs c oun. and Kenneth Roush. been alerted 'to be on the lookout tion. Charles Kennedy, Rutland; EmSalbbuy &aid tbe "UBen uso$10 and cost for crossing a center- ty farmer wtll be held Friday at erson Johruon, lAng Bottom; R. elation" would employ pilot.s, unField and Garden Crops - Roy for John Collins , 50 a negro, de~· In college be was active in the line. 2 p . m. in Carmel Church. H. FoUrod Ches.ter; Virginia Owen dertake eoordinaUon of traffic Browning and Harold Ross. l'ribed as being 6 It. 3inches 1n Alpha Phi Omega, National Ser· SurYivJng are hi s w1fe Clara L. Herman M. Ohlinger, 17. of LeMiddleport, Wilham Loq, Lon,c and act u a voluntary associaHC' graduated Educational E1thibits - James height weighing 170 and we aring vice FratetrJlty. Charge 5 preferred by Walter 1 Long lion for Lhe ezereise of ri.Jhtl or Rayburn, RusseU Priddy, Mrs. a green checkered ct~p, with blue from the National Training school Grue8er against Fred Daniels of Circle and children . Grrrett Clr· tart , W. Va., Route 1, Is a pat1ent Bottom; Clarence Baker, Roy Browning and Lionel Smith. overall jac:kct and khaki trousers for Scout Executives in the faU o~s ault pnd menacing threats waF cle, Racine : J ohn Cirtle, Columbus in Holzer Hospital where he i!; Bottom ; Wilbur Theobald, Middle- cna1 UJen. 'Wabel Lax, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., I suffering from a head injury suf· p<~rt; Samuel Clark, Long BottO;JD; The staid House of Commons Food and Clothing - Sallie Lou who had effected -his escape early of 1Din. withdra.,..n. :m<l Florence and Douglas at the f.ered whire playing football at R. F. Snowden. Rutland ; Ulhan erupted lD cheers and oppot1Uon Mr.!l. 1 this morning. He was descri.b ed as An Eagle Scout, Leacb has M en Darst, Mrs. Charles Oshel, the home of a neighbor. Gardner, Langsville: A. E. Wheel- "boos'' as Edeo disclosed the to.The MaY"ors office also reported home. Judson violently dangerous by hospi\.111 active in the Huntington Lions William Gregory, MliS. Rurll will be made In Carmel · er, Raeine: Arthur Spencer, Ches. tally unezpeeted joint move by Brake, ., Mrs. Lenore SOider, and attaches. Club, the Junior Chamber of Com- a total of $237.50 ln meter receipts Cemetery under the direction of He reportedly slipt:~d in th.e Iter; Elova Hartung, Pomeroy; the Bit Three. American uspport Mrs. Garnette Stanle;y. ·He WI! returned to Lakin Hos· merce, an\1 the Gallipolis Rotpry for the past week. he Ewing Funeral Home . Friends grass' while running. He is the son wis McMurray, Portland and Fran- had . nut been cxpeeted for · •ueb IJvestock, and Poultry JWUil.am Pitai irtunt!diately after his cap· Club. He is a member of the First may call at the funeral home at nf Mr. and Mrs . He:man Ohlinger. ces Carleton, Racioe. · firm acUon. Contik\ued on page 2 ture. · •' -. Methodist Church in ABhhmd . ~-1.ny time. ' Henry R h. 1 I • ' enttn e Teking Top Honors This Fall- Emmett Will spent 1..he week-e nd J with rela tives in Columb\15, · Mr. and Mrs. J , B. Gall of Bel• ingto.n, W. Va. are the i!-I.~Ja of their daughter and son in. law, :r.,:r. aDd Mrs. 'A. R. Kn ight. _. ~ Lt. Charles LOC'hary~N4iJ'Ded to Chanute A.h· base Ran~,~t, ·Jll) ,Sat· ur.day a,fter .a ten days visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pattlck Loehary. \' ·"'' ..4tten$1 Piano ~- --''-~-.-,•-- ·DedJcoti.on Rites ·82nd Biithdoy • e • ter Zirkl e and family. .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walker of Middleport were Sunday guest..s of Mr. and Mrs. Walta: Walker, Chester r oad. ~ 1 Percy L. Peoples celebrated hi& Th,e P.l il hoa n fa mily had a pic· l82nd 1 ear wlth a birthday dinner n1r sunch y at th e home of Mr . and Those attending were his son and Mr s. Vernon Webel' (Margaret Bel- w4fe Mr. and Mrs. L . D. People.s, le Milhuan l and four children , Rut· Columbus, his daughter and hur l::m.~. band, Mr. and Mr.!!. Wilson· Norrls, grandchildren, Athens, bis two Those pres~'>n t wer e Mr . and Mrs. Nancy Lee and Bobby Norris of ]lobert Picke tt , Oarwin, Mrs. Clara Athens. Also Mr. and Mn. Ralph Jlohillips, Wilkesvill e; Mr. and Mrs. Postun, grandchildren and Ralph William Rose and son,.Mrs. Charles and Sherry Poston, great grandCharles Gilbert, Columbus; Mr. and Mn children of Logan and I Blaine Milhoan a nd childre n, Mr. Peoples, a brother of Pomeroy, and Mrs. Dwight Milhoa n and . ch ildren, P omeroy RD. ' FUNERAL CHANGED Tbe· funeral of Mrs. Willie C. Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Bu rdette, Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mtller of Pomeroy orig\n,uy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Milhoan. Min- scheduled for' 2 p. m. Wednes!fay changt'-d. to 2 p. m. nie Erlewine and rlau ghter , f a d !!; has been Mr. and Mrs. William King and Thursday in order that her .son da u ~ht e r , Delores Mil hoan , Wil · PFC Kltrel Williams stationed in Camp LeJ eune, N . C. may attQnd. li<t m Bfl iley, Mi dd leporl. ,\ friendl . They were accompanied b ome by Mr. and Mn. Ebel Clmtthan of Racine Who will vil:t trienda In Beaver FaUa and Eut I U verpool, thi• week. Mrs. Etbel Lowe ry is s pending Petey Peoples Rutland Sunday ' returned to tbelr homil, Buvt T Falll, Pa. Monday alter & te'ffll'lll day• vWt with Mr. and Mn. Ralph · Gilmore and other Nlatlv• aacl a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ches- fs Observed By Picnic Held At I' ,;, .. Edward Parker. Mias Mo.rilyn GrutJ~er of COlum b\Ui was the weekend iUes\ of h er parents, Mr. and _Mft, Xul Gruner and son•, Minersville. Mr. and Mn. Ed Noon of Columbua spent the week,nd at their borne in Minersville. Mr. ant.! Mrs. RlWieU Radcliff Mr. and ~rs. Frank Moore and Mrs. Ida Mof,qs of Zanesville and a friend of Dihcit, Mich. spe nt Sunday with t heG t:ousin, Mrs. 0 . B. Elberffl d, Har risonv!Ue road. Mrs. Albert Mees r eturned home, Supday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwin and family, Gallipolis. More Than JOO j , , .· ; ... S.EPTEMBER 915.1956 . ' F tally St • ken By Heart Attack ,, ' £.. Of Three In Mitte Fall 'foes. •t J r· t • G d And P 2 Mid;wi~ an - ~ e I ury eQe - - Tri-State Scout Executive To Take International P~st v ~?~~.:-.:"tic:!~e:::..· AI Adverlilld In ~IFE " NEW fiASHION NEW BEAUTY ng·l" :.e ~fe!, DuD~ ~1:! For Oct· · Court Term Dra~ :~.:, r::::: .~o~£uenee .ar iilbUcb; mel#$ • t.IEW COI.OR - .. wit/i ~- '· Lak'In Hospita ,. I I_ 11 ~"'"'"" ......... I I Three; Ar.e F'me.d. In'Ma,y' r's Court 'For Violations ·:nw ·Escapee NabbetJ By Local Police • Sullivan Circle Funeral Service Will Be Fn'day I ' j Youth Js lnj'ured Playm'· gFootball Le-I ' MilOT. PU.NCII I. CDnwa1, ol Woreetter, MRII., t~OIIes happ11y wUh the WJmblfltrm Cup after wlnnlnc the trophy tor the 5econd conaecutlve time. Sill Conway reeetvtd tt1.e cup at Camp fcrr.r, ObJo, alter belttna: over 1,000 ol the top ahotl lo the United {'lllte• at 1,000 yards. He ICOted a perlad 100 potnts and beeama the ftnt persoo alnca 1900 to wJn the cup twice. (l'll&cmoiWnat Soundpho~o) ....... .. : ' IKE MAY NAME ONE OF THESE TO SUPREME COURT . • To the Man Who is Hesitating • • • cs.o-lt-yourself I .. place It :• ~ ~ pat It · ~ Never before waalt possible to achieve ao much eolor and fashion with carpe._ New KARPE'r.SQUARES are 18" squares of lush ;otton carpeting in 12 fashion-right decorator •hades. E)ICh oquare iJ complete with ill own ~ushlon and is sell,stickina. Anyone <211.put them down anjl KARPET.SQUAJ;\ES are · wonderfully easy to maintain. See KARPET:.8QUARES ·tQday. Nothing eloe to buy. Karpct-Square onllf .... ee ,. no 18" thin~ tlfo to buy/ . . BAKER FURIITURE If you a~ am oris them, w'= hope that you will pnuse to :read the little I!IOOS&B" that follows. F11r we .are !!IUt'C you will 6nd it interestins. '-. . • • I ( ., I .I I ' OHIO I ON THI IRIGHTIST COIN II IN MIDDL,I POlt I w.MAiN • • • Ordinarii~\ whe~ a; man heaitat~a to make. t.be move to ~.iliac, 1t 1~ beca,we he Is not familjar . <lith the pn~~:tiCAI aspects of Cadillac owneiohip. U , ; • 1 t• _ ned "" ""aa I nsotar aa or1pna cos 11 con ..... r ~ a~ ia e.m inently practical. Several ~els, ill ~t, ·~ attuall.t· ~>riced OOJ!!petitivelJ W.th. lho ~led, "medium·p•iced" makeo. , ··· 'operating an4 n\6intenant'e cqats, a\-e alao relllarkahly low. We have b~ it oaJa by new KARR &VANZANDT · '_I • · ·b . ownere !ha.t G~dillac is tbe most econoinical autO.:. mobije they have ever owned} And 'aS fqr rooale value-well, C.dillac tradition· ally retains a sreater share of its worth throush the ye&ri' than any other m,otor car io thO land. In short; ' the.sreat Cadillac ~.r represent& one of the "ile•t;apd iouodestautomolive illvealmeola on the highway today . • ,. a • • , . . . . , I We have a · OO~boo of new Cadil!aCII P!'.haod.:O. and we can p~ue you both ploll!pl_delivery and a generous tNdC-in allowabce. Why not come in today? ........ SALES "'". ' .... ' ., • . The moral of o'!" m~se. 11 this: It •• ~not too 1o ool thinao rishl m a .1906 Cadil'-c of JOUrlate ownl \ ~:~~!TI~e~~duco I Eggs, st ead v; ne t prices at (anm ·or U.S. consum t> rs wh ites anrl ::.rowns; A jumbos 46-48; A large 14-47; A medium s 28-30; A small : 7·21; B large 35-39. Chickens, about st eady; fryers 1·31,1, lb 16-17; he ns heavy over ; lb 13·15: hens, 5 lb and under 13 ; hens, li~<:ll t t:He 11-13, Butter , 90 score H8. Wo:.tterson died on Monday mor· ning at his Apple Grove home after an illness of one week. .. ' .,. Puff Puker NOT KNOWING whather Presh1eot Eiaelihower will name a aucces110r to A.lloclate Supreme Court J'ueUt6 Sbtnnaa Minton befDte f:lr alter the Nov. e election•, poUtieal circle• an guuetn1 on• ql. theu men wm 1•t the nomlnaUon : ex-Senator HOmer J'el'JU-1101\ (R), Mlehipn. aow a mWtary eourt of appeals judge: former New rork Gov. Tbomaa E. Dewey; Senator Alexanlfe"r WUey (R), Wta.; Attorney OeneraJ Herbert Brownell, Jr.; Sacretal'7 ol State John J'01ter Dulle~~; John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky: Chief Judae .John J. Parker ot the B'ilurtb Ctrnult CQurt of Appeal~; Sen&-> tor J'1mu R. Duff (R) , PliDDf,)'Jvaala; Senator llverett Dlrkllll {R), llUDola, .ad New Jereey Sia~ t~m•. Court ~ JustJ.c• Mthur It Vanderbilt. ....._ ____ !~!~~.L ' ' • An active merchant In the commun:ity of App~e Grove for 35 year, Watterson took part in hls business affairs until his death. · Survivors include his wife, Lenla Bailey Watterson; bli step-mother, Mrs. Maggie W11tterson of Springfield, 0 .; two daughters, Mrs. Ra· mona Thomas of Belle, W. Va.; and Mi's. Lorene Arrington, Apple Grove; five sons, John E. and Leo· nard of Apple Grove, Arnold' and Homer of Ashton, and Brown Watterson of Pliny; four brothers , Floyd o£ Apple Grove, Earl of S~ Alto, Calif., GeOrge of Springfield , 0 ., and Ralph af ColumbuR; a 1i~· ter, Mrs. Bertha Wratterson of Cin . cinnali ; 14 grandchildren and four aree.t &randcbildrBJl. ON GUARD IN SUEZ CANAL CRISIS - -- Funeral services for Jam t~ Ernest Watterson, 74, former m ~· mber and president of the Mason County Court were heltt on Wed nrsday at the Beale Chapel at Ap· pie Grove in MasoD County. ~ \ There are ma.ny motorists here in this CQmmunH:y who have given serious consideratlon' to th,e pur· chase of a new Cadill~tc car this year-and yet, for one reason or another, .have not m.ade th~ ,move. James Watterson Funeral Service Held Wednesday WE ERRED Due to a typographical error in t he bcadl int5 in Monda~ eslition o[ The Daily Sf'ntincl the heading r ead that Meigs County· wa!l tu receive $134.7S5 .~8 as its ~hare of License Fees The head ;nf' should have read onl y $34,755.58. 1 LITTLE LEAGUERS NOTICE AanoUJlcement was ma4e today to all members or LlttiC" League teams in Pomeroy to turn In their untlonns to their team managerS at once in ordPr that they ~ ~ ~to red f~J rneX,J. year'll' play, . SCHEDULE REVIVAL A revi\'al mreUng has been sche· 1uled a* Syral'Use Nazarene Church !or Sept. 19 through 30 beginning at 7:30 p. m. accordinc to annol,ln· t:eJoep,t made today. I . ' OVIRWOKINO a supply depoC loaded with Freoch veb!cle~~ ad artlllitiJ' Ill .l'aol...... ~ . a lilne Bl1tiah paratrooper standi ruard on a hilL French ~ aDd llqUipmtllt. ·b&YI bteD poulblf toto Cyprua, within. ltrildDg cn.t&b.ce ot the Suea canal. IIDCe EIJptlla l'nldd-.,t CHmaJ. ,A.bdld 1JU.. 1 aer threw the Near Eut IDto a 1tate o1 crisil by aatJonaU!!Inl tM waterway. /liiHI'Udu 'It · . - - - ... ·-··· .~ ·- ~ ) ' . ' � 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 11, 1956 shumaker