https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b73e822942eb51d52b385587e579249b.pdf 50b830ef96b9e7ec7e3e7b38a2d69ae5 PDF Text Text ,. • • }.,. 1• ' . Business And Professional Women Club Holds Its First Fall Meeting Tbe first_ fall dinner meeting of tbe Busines~ and Professional Women's Club was held TuetKiay at the First Presbyterian Church ----' • c ·- ---.-~· •.. -. .. . 8- Daiiy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middiepori, 0; Sept. 12 11156 The Sentinel • I. I Iwith Mrs. Wesley Fry , president , presiding. Mrs . L. E Rl"ynolds, Daybook program by Elmer Daniels, I ,-======~=====~~ofbeadthe technician at the x-ray department at Holzer Hospital. I BRADLEY MASONS TO MEET ' 'I I 1 M J J H Th d W'th Shower Recently CARDIGANS j· ! _ $5.95 & $6.50 MERCEDES CONDON I I OCTORIKNOW ....: flii!IOI...oe el ·•edtc::Jnt In ,.storing good health. M4 lor lloot roolih they know lilol ooocllol- -~ lie -paundod , frooh, ,....... ..._.y ,._,llool y..,- I i w.l ~ PRAYER MEETINGS = ROOMS Of = ~ New Furniture ~ FOB polont ......lonh, N Ml of !Moo ... llllolll . SWISH I~ l LOHSI. Lot ""''"'""" - ...,,....,.~~on, I $299.00 ~ BAKER FURNITURE On The Brl~htest Cor· fiS ~ ner In Middleport II BAKER FURNITURE II &!! !:! AIMED To Give That OuldOOI'SUian the Best and Moat lneKpcnolve llunllng Equipment and: , Supplies. -·- HUNTING SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 15 See Our Many Models Of SHOTGUNS and RIFLES * Richordso" Remington* Harrison *··Stevens · ·*··Ithaca AMMUNITION * Brownin$ Hunting Apparell JACKETS and PANTS PETER>.WESTERN REMINGTON CAPS and VESTS RECOILPAD·S Good Highway "Sports'' o, Jeaane s.l'th, . WHAT THE ''TERROR OF HIGHWAY 101, .. poJlularized in a l'ecer_tt b,a llad, did to discredit thf! aport of motorcycling is being Hpatred thmugh the effort. of 600 female cyclists known, oppro· Members of the First Baptist Church are •havi ng Cottage Prayer ":lectin~:.; this week in preparatiOn for the evangelistic services which arr S'C heduled to start at their chur~h tt:lis next Sunday. Services have been held this week al the hom(' nf Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lyon~. Mr s. J. 0. Leonard, Mrs. Cla re nce Clark and will also be at the home o[ l'lfrs . •r. M. Archer, Mr.~. Fred Pert and Mn. Victor Grimm. prlatel~ ~nough, as "The Motor Maids of America." Beanng no l'ehmblnnce to the musical motorcycle menace who thro~h towns in the '":; 1.;-;;dt;:;;-;';;;:;f~~i~fJ;;i, dit.lonal cloud of duet, membe~the aport~ the ~~~ l~oka thl11 all·wom&ll organization Jn· lt. It the complalnt li JWiti· stead cruise sedately down streeb, the erring member ia tent u adhering to all the rules of hich· letter. Three auch letters way Ba.fety and lady-like conduct. are ground• for suspension of They refer to their favorite sport membership. as motorcycle rldin1-not racinl. Membera !oreCR9t thnt the JIO'P· The national ularity of motorcycling as a organization, feminine aport will continu ~ to which thi.11 year I{OW -because 11{ i~.!l hP.alth:v 1•nd held Ita 16th ~hill td· w ~ men ·of nil nJ.!"('.IJ. annual eonven· Is open to nny ~:i rl tlon in Colorato obtain a dril'cr's do Sprlnp, enher state. Youngeat force• a atrid 15·yea.r·old girl from eode of 1afety Ln.; oldest htmorary rule• to which i• a · 10~~o"W:.Saginaw, all member• woman. . · muat adhere;. ' There are ICVI'lnl molher.. Wh 11 n a a:irl tl.:uch•er ~:ornhln•tlon• In 1hl'l asks to join the club, It it UIJually elult. Aad while ha1handa c•n because ahe know.11 another mem· hOI belon• to "The Motor Muirle ber and she henelf Ia an of America," man1 •re honorof the sport. But the ary or a111llla17 memben hav• tlon of another li not all ln1 hatrodueed lhelr wiv~ to that i1 required to a mem· lhe •pert. ber. After a preliminary investi· Members can be recognized on Kation. na.tionat otficen contad the highways by their trlm uni. aseociaten of thtl applicant D.hd forml-a royal blue shirt bearin.11: obtain information on her habils, the club in white atitchin~t c:uetoms and c:baracter. acroa1 t.he a-rey slacks and Pa..lnl theM hwdlet, lhe new and boots. For moember 1tW matt remaln on long trips, an ~~reel m_~nt hohl' •,ro...tlon ltefon coverall slips over ... e 1 a 1 II e or I.U..fledpd ntemhenldp. ln tip"The Motor Jlaldl ol to the haa a. five--member mP.th•mf. board known only to done by tho Ua But, •hnrlng ceived getting in< , members more rldtq, JM.IaterctJI COD· on repair ahopa and or an7 uftladyJike action to keep their mot.ol"' mlaht dt~eredtt the road worth¥. delightful any season, any oceuion. lnsredients-one sleek sheath, one braid-boUnd jacket with jet nailheads, one piq11oe over-or·under ·~1 off'. Milt .of1en according 1o taste. Br Toni Todd in 'Relte1.' "Caboose,·criep worsted . ~eave ot' rayon and acetate, ColoriteiAI proce&&ed for ftCrmane-nl crease-resista~~· ,G.f.ar, coJ.:'p~r.• lfil, red, royal or browii .•SiiiiJOlO lo18. r . . .l< · ·•:tt!,'\5 ELBER'F I'trJS Worth CheeritJg Abqut b1aated . LUGGAGE The Co-Ed's Choice All Over The Coul'ltry IT'S BACK TO ower GIT YOUR HUNT! NG LICENSE HERE SKYWAY SET IT'S BACK TO COLLEGE TIME ALL OVER THE U.S. From Maine to Or<gon: from Florida to Texas. One thing In common the galo tn the whole wide eouutry have jalto ba~k lo college with a beautiful oet of SKYWAY Headquarters for Spartamen ot- EBERSBACH HARDWARE "Everytling In Hardware" POMEROY, OHIO MUFFI!:E.RS 4it:. ~ 49-53 FORDS · .... ~ .. .. .. .. .. .. . $Ci,79 41-48 CHEVROLET$ .............. · $6.59 49·52 CHEVROLET$ .. · .......... $6.59 THEY WILl. FIT MOST CARS SPORT MUFFLERS · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. $4.89 up Guardsmen Invade -Ciay,Ky., To Order, tAt toolP~ P'rl<br lolr u4 Lease For New Hos ed In to. pen - ==- ~Approved 1 Ambassador Delivers Strong Worded Message To Dulles Threatening War WASHINGTON- UP-The Egyptian ambaloador warned Secretary of State Jolon Foster Dull.. today !hat lbe Western proposed •·lJsers Association'' for the Suez. Canal "ts·an open and flagrant aggreuion on EgypUm sovereignty and Ito im· plementatior. means war ." Ambassador Ahmed Hus..,ln, on Instructions from his gov· -- erniTI"':nt, deiJvered the warning a few minutes before Dullte held a ne\1'1 conf-erence at which be uid the Uatted Statet d:Oel aot intend SOutheastern Field Day Is T0 8eSept 25 CLAY, Ky -UP-Armed National Guard troops blvouac- a. football held today to make ceru.,in Negro studenls ~d enter the Clay Consolidated School. ·· Some 35 trucks and other \ ehicles rumbled into town Werl lleSday with 500 members ul the 243rd Tank Batalion. The soldiere camQed inSide a rough horseshoe forme dby the vehr· to shoot it. way throup tbe SUez ce:.::..u, told nun.. lh•• . ,1 "'' United states deeires then war lbe ma:v 5Uppart the U8el'B Asso-'' elation J<heme, but If her d.. 0 1 Jlra il to work for a peaceful socles behind the school. • ' Announeement waJ made today lutioD, the ,cheme bas to be aban· May.or Herman Z. Clark said, "we went to bed Tuesday night Pictur~d a~ve is the architects I ana M_emorial.Hoepttal which is to 40 bed facility ~ilt be erected on and the .new Count Infi~ ~ of the f11l1 program wbieb is to be doned." Y ary 10ffe.-rd at the Southe.11tem Sub-perspective vlew of the new Veter. be built soon 1n Pomeroy. The new 1a site near the Children's Home a peaceable law--abiding eommun· slation Field Day wbich ; 11 IICbed-The Egyptian Emba~~~y isllued Dlty and awaked to find our uled to be held,..... ca.,...,.. tbU otaternent: town k10king like a police- state on Tuesday, -mbec 2l5. "0• inotrueUona ln>m the in Russia." 1 ·Meigs CoUnty Veterans Memor..The or--m u annouDeed k: Egyptian lovetument. Am~ The enrollment of two Negro ial Trustees, Wednet~day nia:ht , Toun ;~ at lO:OO a. m. EST. dol' Ahmed Hussein met thJs children at the school ht'l't' under proved and siined the lease ( ) stoPs far tourr. Demomtratloo mominr a few minute. before 11 tM protection of National Guards-lands from the county to , puture seedlnc II graues and Je- o'clock with Seeretaey of State men and state po-lice .touched off tees for a site to provide -nveYed •. Jumes; Grua and le(ume p-asture "•o11n Foot... Dull...., ood """ a boycott which threa.tehed to • proposed New Memorial • tbe urgent measaee that the spread to the school faculty. The Ianda granted to the whereby they might riliie moli8y to :::.~• (~Si :~hio~nWin: scheme which Sir Anthony ~den AU of the 520 white- students tees for site to provide for . . ~opting Y~ toot Up muCh -of cround ); Soii fwti~ity level for, ,.-rata to impose on Egypt 1.s an stay~ away from school Wednesas the Pom.eroy Boosters As- ulUfactory tora . .ds Jn SE Ohlo open .•nd flllf~Dt •urf!Ui:on on The annual Harrisonville High specific purposes of the day or were taken out of class by School Falr is scheduled to ope11 with the lease · &~ ~e SeniOr lflch School ·Cbristmas tree v~plantation; Egyptian sovcrqnt)' and Jts lm· their pa.ren\8 when they le-arned Fridri,~evening for a two day stand structure of no that auctlttlrlum. . ·Eatabli.!lblnettt of trefoil plementaUon mean. war. tbe N~groea bad enroUed. wltb: il amateur talent sbow and valuation ~ erected. The , lf.was pointed out to the .JI'OUP tu. bluegrau P"Sttarer One or two At the •tae time Dylles apA peti.Uon al:so waa being cir· daq~e, . d foLJowed on Saturday were granted fQr the price of ! thM tbe Qra•pbation Di6ded , foreltry lt~~p~ nell' -~fie routs 143 pealed to E.a::,ypt to accept the n~ cul«ted among· ClaJ mldenb askby -IIJPl · and stunt! at 10 a. m.; per year covering a period 1mopey in order to 5fODIOI' its good · 1~ mMlage-- ~estem-spquored. ~ a&I'OcL• ina; the sebool' s ttachers to stay pon; - ~s at 11 a m: a traetor· tween June 4. 1956 and tl~ iJl oc:m.Qe!:ti<e yith tiolt", to ~ freedo_, of navi-a.way from elasl u long a.o; the P"lttest at noon and ' hone 205•, or 119 y•ars in all. 1 - n ;.1m. I gaUon in the ...... DuU.. called N egntes· are there. . sho , . ~:30 in the evening, Signers of the lease for the ltarka 11:30-12:30· ~ t.becue the plan a buia for ... juat., yet Clar;-k, who referred tc tbe N• eran.11 Memorial trustees from a c:roabreC'";Cbanlo&ia peacelul ~ent•• of the SUez • pupU. . ,., "tempar.ary &IU: Ex ibits will also , be shown ia A Sterk, L L Moriarity, A ~ WJ,tb.~ pte)!iaftd aM· ~ lsI .. oal4 tho Mlltl• .~lid "1 .... . Heme Dtp. . . . ot: •.•JlPIOI lord. J1Niid.nl oJ\il Leo t ~ dlroelloll of the • • Iy stgutureB, . .,. "(I' ,. DdlJea_-.id Goods: canning; V•tetllbles: Frail seCret.'...,_ -.. - ·~-"-- 1 1 no iqJ.ent,ioo. 1'We don't waht the pees mh<td Grain; Flowers; community or1an· At November electloos, 0 · ~ ..~-.....n tile prt of tbe 'W'eal·'MIIJm,..,te . 1on 0 ISCUsS MONROE, Micll. UP • Three ..___ .' 0. 5' a Sue:z ~ __....___:._ __ 1 oa ....,-r. o~.... 011:1 u. at aU," Clark said.- "They i za11.ons. an d . 4 - H Cl ub dl'.liP1ays. $100.000 bond issue wili b• presf 1·1 f tb 1 ~ ....·"'"'~ '' •··· •~. · •· d df h ~rson were ,,.lied and at leaol t;!~Ue~t! o ' m or e mov ea ._.. o-.....am. • = I I ~ 1-~~- -·t - a e keep the soldiers beN f.orever II Cash. .Plu:es WI '-"' a war e Ol' t e •nt<d the VOitll'S to raJ·se ,·mmed- rs wete Jliinjured early today th e games a..,. -~ I't was dee1.ded t.o •....... • ,_..._ Ulll 23 others 12:8Q.1:30; Inspect cattle m - t ,_..,_ t••- ••e eue. '·"an we're going to tcy ·to keep ex hLb1ts·.· llate.l"nds so that.work on t'· h~•· t t "" ~. •b th Lo _.... NA~J .. ....,.. .. n..,. .... when a Greyhound bus and a con ae merc ...anL.>I w see w e ~ barns. Program c:bainD1n ~ r· p · MiaUter mhro earlier to. &chool wblte if we ~n." Highlight of _the two day school p_roJect may begm as soon as p~s- truck - trailer eollied head • on or not tbey mi.Jht sponBOl' the ry Best., dar ~ticlzed tbe "Uiel' as&ocia· There was no violence when fair wlll be the tractor pull c:on· Sible, in as much as the lease stlp· near here and burst into flame!. film for eert;ain ball games. 1:30; 'The- Role of :t:bil Sub&ta· tlon"' plan II an "imposed .8Q)uMrs. James. Gonion of Wheatcroft, Spirts test and 'horse show on Saturday, ulates that all construction must It wa1 dectded also to pnrchase t.ion 1n this Southeutem OhiO tiOD" frai&bt with "if& Ky., and her ·twa: children, TherTwo of the dead we~ passengers film for the WQhama-Pomeroy 1 Oommun!ty", _ Director, L. L. queneee." ve CODieo Police· ~ere intensifying their with cash prizes and ribbons be- be complete~ by J~nuary 1, 1958. esa, 8, and James, 10, entered the ing awarded in each event. The bon~ 111sue 1S actually only on tbe bus which was enroute to game ltD.medJately arid Frank • ,Rummell. Dullea ouWrted tile U S poet.. search today for Pansy Spire~. 71, •chool Wednesday be-tween rows an extensiOn of the old levy Detroit from Pittsburg~ and the Vaughan wfl5 appoioted to handl · "Wby I Like Charoloalse and tion at 1 PNII ~ ' · keel Cheshire who has: been reported of National Guardsmen sta.tioned IN THE TRACTOR PULLING whLeh explred in JUly and is but other victim was the d"r1ver of lhe the buying of the film. Cbarbray Cattle .. , -0. F. LanJ· by about l7ll'ep01ten~ ~ almost shoulder to shoulder. They by relativqs u missing from her £or 8 ten~hs of a mill for a period truck. Identification of the dead , Present for the meeting were font Texu. 700-~ pared 111 · • CONTEST homesince Sept. 4. were accompanied by State Ad· of five years. and injured was not immediately Elza Gilmore, Rich Jones-, Don "Wbat We Have LeariKd About then ~ uaU tement and When last seen the 1rey ba.ired Tractors. are to be divided Into jutaat General J. J . B. Wlllia.ms Passage of tbe bond Issue will available, Betzing, Richard Russell, John Csttle for Southeutern Ohio'•, q ou. woma:n, dret\B'ed In a green cotton five claiSes according to weights end state police, assure t-he . h ospital trustees suf· The accident occurred when ~he Lambert, Frank Vaughan, ~b Earle IOoBtermu, animal tclence PreiJdent EIMDbower approved 1 . 3r.oD and under Williams said he decided to dress, wq at the cross roads to ficient funds to proceed and slso two veehiles collided head-on with Stiyers, Don Young, Guy E. Guutodepartment. Duller ttltemeat in adnnee dur-wbere she bad been taken by a move the guud he-re Monday aft· 11 • 4500 and under guarantee participation of the fed- the truck bur:sting 'nto flames and ther, Thursron Stone, Phil Col· Large ehlllis or ar•pht wltb lnl • teliPll.me eollfftftte!e from er. confeiTing with KentUcky Gov. MiddlePort tax-i. 111 . 5500 and under eral government under the Hiil • setting tht! bus af-ir'e. lins, Jame.111 Diehl, Alex CUo. Har· minimum of fiJUrer tbOwtDI n- laD u.ttJibura. Pa., firm tbbt Relatives said that the aged woA. B. Chandler. 1V . 6500 and under Burton act. It is pOinted out that p r .d th bus wa c trying old Norton, Ron Springer and Pat sulfs or work to Hte. .moralq. Chandler first ordered the gua-rd man was clliTying approximately V . 6500 and over 0 lee sat the bond issue wUl not ratse cure s a Duffy, Chart~ or gn~pha; to Include: Mr. ltleDbower will fly back into Sturgl~, Ky., a town of 2,300, $100 in cash on her penon at tbe Rules are . rent tax rates and that the issue 2:4 persons. Besi~es the two dea~. 1. Cost.&---ga1nt-ee11int priH here l"rrddJ to nrder with AUJCn.. 11 miles north of here last Thurs- time oJ her dJsappearence. 1 . Not over four sets of wb~ell has been ehinged to that of 0 SIX of ~he h~s rtders ....... ere bospland feeding profits on pdel of HID. Prime Jlln.ilter Robert MenAnyone- knowing of her where· day alter ctowds ba-d prevented 1 t:lize_d _tn ser;~us cond~~~~ an~~~ weigtlts on any tractor in the big bond issue indead of a levy in or1 steers experlcent. Ilea Who be.cled • flve-ftation comor having seen her are abouts eight Negro ehlldren from ente:rder that immediate funds be made :_ matmdln!g . pa.ss e . 5 8 d 2. Gains -selling prices, aeeum· mittee wblcb tried vainly to sell asked to coDtact Middleport Po- clu~ny factory make. Jng Sturgis H1gh School. 2 . No weights in front of rear 4V&ilable. ~ ea e or JDIDOJ' 1D 1ur!eS n reulated data of varloua- m&tinp Dull•' lnt.enatlonalization piiUI Wilbur COllins, Webster Coun- lice Chief RusseU Bailey. wheels. 1 At the present time the Veler . eased. and crosses. to EoPL ty superintendent o£ achoolB met 3 . No height limit to draw bar. · a11.11 Memorial Trustees have avaOfficers said they were question3. This year's records. with Clay teachers Wednesday t-> 4 . Front whuls must touch grou· · llaMe $202,000 from the levy ing the released passengerll at Ute Question and An.swer period r&Dull No Sheetl"' Wu explaJn the Supreme Court deci· nd within tht flrat ten {10) feet. which has now expired. Monroe County Sherlff'g ofCice in gardlng Ferti.lilers and Fol"&a& canat : er~U th~~~ta':: slon on sebooJ integration. CINCINNATI, O. UP _ Prod- :; . Weigh in at Kenneth Welch hopes of finding out how the c~sh Middle~ort High Scbool students Crops. H. J . Maderaki, John L. d ri DURST HOSPtTALIZ:ED uce: farm west of Harrisonville on occurred. They said "we're not elected the following members of Pal"8Gns, Richard Davia and James oei ot lntend: to CO i.nto &DJ Edward Durst, Pomeroy "nder· Route 1'43 at 10:00 am. learning much .because mORt of the student Council thls ·weet: HBYnes, Dept. .of Agronomy. sbootlaiH wor. u Eggs about steady: pl'ii~es at Se · J d M T • e aaid American ahipo Ia ~ went major surgery Monday morn· f 8 . Puning to start st 12 o'clock I these peoplE' were asleep at the DL01'1, L1 Y urray; ,umon, ..What Are We Doing Bert! ing at the Holzer Hospital, Galll- arms, consumer.!!, whites and sharp. Entry fee $1.00 time and they're 5till pretty shook Ph.yllis lfil'bert and Bonnie Van About Forestry Problems in nent would take the lona: WQ' I' browns, U. S. A jumbos 46--48: A up." Cooney. SouthE'astern Oh.io?" 0 . D. Diller, annmd the Cape oC Good Hope at pn IS. With \tim durinA: the day large 4~7; A mediums 28-30; A IN THE HORSE SHOW WILL IE Two new cheerleaders were also Dept. of Forestry. tbe 80Uthera tip of .Africa~ inatead wHer•d blis widfe; daughter. Mn Carl small 17-21; B large 35-39; FOB 1 . Parade Class; . Tll•y said traffic was being re-- elected after tryouts at Assembly: "What Have We Learned Todav" of ping tbrou,h the Suez short e11 rRacine X' ~n and sisters, Joe Be- Cincinnati • wh·t 1 d; • cuH L 1 es .an d browns A 2 . Engush Pl easure - 3 Gate egle. "Mrs.Mrs W. C Bur. 1 routed around the crash area at- Bonnie Van Cooney and Betty Lu Dr. W. E. KraUis, Assoc. Disoh of Shade. arge ti2-53: A medium 3~. 3 . Lead In Ponies; Announcement was made today though the wreckage was "pretly Hal'l'ls, rector. OAES. e n.ld Jt has already heeD deabout Bteadyy fryers 4. Ponies under 48"; Rider 1'2 and by R R Gra•, super>.nlenI well remo\·ed" f. rom the road beThe faculty have selected the clded to take some U. S. taalten. Cblckens, Mr. Durst a cioty employee, was 3-3~ Lh 16-17 h b ' t of _._.._..__11 n~ taken to the hospital iut Thurs. ..., ; ens OY€r 0 1315 · ; under; dent, Eastern Local District and ~ause of the great number of cur- following members of "the ACtiv· ou II!:>UJLHI reserve .. _ to day. Mrs Durst is at the hospital hens 5 lb and under 13; hens light 5 . Ponies under 56" Rider 16 or F]ay Sauer ,p·rinei:pa~ of Chester 10 ua onlookers. ity Staff for the year: Editors. 01· MUFFLED BELlS divert oil and othertraffic: with ·he-r husband. type 11-12; old roosters 10-11. over: High School of the election ()f ivia Hemmons Marilyn Roush,; MILFORD, MaiJI. - Sleeping around the -continent of Africa .It ::.:.::...:::::c.::===-------·-"B:"".':'U~er~90~sco~r:':e~6"'8:_.- - -6 , Keg Race ~ Horses; Cl ff' this k b th asttistsnt editors. Kay Darst, Dee zones have been established by anything should happen tQ deny 7 . Ponies Jumping 56" and under; s~~!n~ ~:~of that~::ool. y e . Sauer; Feature ed1lor, Phyllis Stan pollee for ice cream peddien. Mo- pa99age of tbe canal. Reported As Still Missing I Harrisonville Since Sept. 4 .School Fair To Open Friday I * * ----. tl'ou Boosters Assocl3 til PLms . · :For TM . . .SeaSo . · n I aoo Se1 'ttie 0 lhtll!,. ,.. ° ._ M'ddleport u·•gh Stodents Elect COUDCI'} Members J.t, D.nvbeo, Mattrel•r, lvm1a, Mint, frott, Ct..,, • • •IIIJitrpetutllr IMIIkllo •a.lt, for fut\111 chtt.ll"l• Ia Mllff.pr ... , wath.W .. W14'1dMful K-IHI" COLLINS JEWELRY STORE Where Your Collfldenee Is Juatified Pomeroy, Oblo Cbes ter St0 dentS Name u.· School Qas·SOffi'cerS I I Wahama Whi'te Falcon ·Marching • Appearance BandMakes FIrst 8 . Horses Jumping over 56"; 9 . Western Working; 10. We~tern Pleasure; 11. Trail ClAss; 12. Walking Horse Class; " wh·1~e. Falcon the tune of Stand Up and Cheer, Th e w a h.ama M.rehlng Band mad~ tt f1rst pub-[ tbe school fight song From that 1 lie appearance Jn UDif(lrm (Or the position, they played the march 1958 seaaon at the Wahama-Rav-- Jndependentia as p salute to RaeD.!Iwood game. venswood. Again the hand used A fanfare, composed by _the Di· Stand UP and Cheer t{J prepare rector James E. Breen, sLgnaled for the precision drill performed 1 the_ e-ntrance of the band in the to the tune of Eemper Fidells-. maJoreHe corp led hy captain ·Tbe band then left the field to , band marched down the field play· the strains of John Philip Sousa's I Alec Bla,ir Jackson Eigl)th DiS" ing Hand Grenade Tll St d St 1 F I • d of h. A 1 Af l I · e a.rs an r pes crever. trict Comman er t e mer can themt.et;h~ at::d ~.::~:n~er"!: The Wahama Junior Varsity Legion will be the principal speakthe field to form an aisle to her- Band w&s present .In the stands 1er at theb regulpar meetingMof dthe aid the entrance of the football and played periodically . through- Drew· We ster os 1 on on ay team out the game while thelf major-~ eve-ning at 8 P- m. · ettes PTOvlded the routines. Blair will speak on "Citizen. Again at half-time the sound of The- new equipment purchased D .. d · -• Boosters ond b••·n, ship ay , an gtve a resume o1 the· f an f are cu t the c hilly a Ir . Tb e by th. B. "" th N U 1 c u tl the b)lnd led by Drum major Ruth \LSed fGr the first time inciuded a e ·a ona onven on rccen Y Sally Profitt, the-n entered the baritone horn and capes for the ~ee~~n::: ~:~~=~· where he at· field and began one or their series majorettes. The capes are done of several clever routines. Then in the school colors being red Monday, marks the date of the th band. led by· Drum ~ajor Ruth with white satin lining. A new opening {Jf the Post membership Sayre, entered the field playing bass drum had bc_cn ordered but drive and w.ilJ be featurEd by a Chicago Tribune. A letter W was it did not arrive m time for the chicken fry prepared by Ohsde& formed by tlu!o band to provide game. 1 Hayes. Saturday, September, 22nd, i8 All leglooaires and eligible vetI ~ttlnl for the playina of Wathe Annual Tag Day. Members of eran~ are urged to attend the llama's Alma Mater . Tbe band rsWrntd W tbe block !urmaUt~n fd;l lb~ band will sell taili in the area, n1eeliuJ. I POMEROY LOWEST. PRICES • Market Reports With A PRESENTS THE FINEST GUN CLEANING KITS GUN CASES Hunting Accessoriesatlow, Economical Prices! ':y. Folr 1 Moo:RE'S PHONE 388-'Y ............ J1rett ' ! I -what and cut portloai. to- Ohio: Portly doud1. 1 ;.--;;::-;:;;;:;:::-::::=~=:------~-------·1 ivoc::'Vlii[N().;~[----Eiia:rOiiiAL:PiiiQii£3;7"-];;::;::;;::;;;.;ii:;:;;-;~:;-:;;:;:;::::;:::-::;:::;::::::':':'7.::" ••rm Hlth today M ton, 1ow NO. 128 EDITORIAL PHONE 397 Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 13 1958 BUSINESS PHONE 398 SINGLE COPY ni&ht in 1101. j I enttm.e WIATHIR (VOL. VIII COAT SWEATERS ' , · at y IJft'Oied :1'• J'lle Jaterw.t. Of rile TwelHh District Masonic meet· Local DARChopf er Jons ObServance I01 ConStltUtf,on , , Week September 17 • 'Warmer JOUtb The Middleport Garden Club The October meeting will featlng win be held in the Masonic members heard report,.g . of the ure "Fiower11 of the Nation" and Temple of Pomeroy at 7 :30 p, m. • ·Mr•. Daniels, a world traveler, Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor State Convention at Athens When a coffee 'hour baa been planned hu visited England, France, Italy , . , . Saturday. J. B. Hall of Ironton is Switzerland, GTeeee. EgyJlt, Ethi· l Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society ~tor-Phone ®79 to be principal speaker and au they met Monday ev.ening at tlul for that e<Atning. Plaoe of tht Boggess rpartments witb Ml'l. Gar.. meet1n1 will b~ aunounced later. opia, Sudan, Freneh Somalila and . , Master Masons are urged to attend the Lake Victoria regions in Af· Bl:.Sy Mlils Club_, MI!is He_len Wad. Refreshments will be served, rira. Because of the important dell. trea.sure_r. gave II leport of I FOR role Egypt is playi ng in the world ~he ,Ofhcc~s fra1?mg Conference news " P"""' Mr. Donlels '" Nc~ 0 "" 11 ' wh>ch wa. •LLended GRANGE 0 MEET LARGER s howed slidt-s of · CH iro, the Valley ] by Mrs . l''ry, pre:ndent, ~~rs . Fred RCX:k_ Spnngs Grange ~111 meet 1 of Kings the Ni le Luxor Sphinx HJbbs. seL·rf'tary. and MIISS WadFollowing the National and Day on Sept 17 Mrs Irving Karr • Thursday Sept. 13 at 8 ·30 p.m. c· Waddell and Mrs Fry S • - · · accordmg to annou ncement .mad.:! WOMEN Colossi, Oas1 s, desert, pyramids dell · Mi"""' . · tate Daug hters o f the Amencan Jr ., regent , h<~s named, Mr.!! . 0 . P. . 1 both the ancient and modern took part In the program for the Revolution program , the Return Kl.ein as chairman of the projN:t toda) . A ~utluck sup_per WJ l be Egypt. He gave an interesting day at t~e Co~f :m: nce. J onathan Meigs Chapter, DAR, . . served begtnmng at 7.30 p.tl. Hollywood traveJuJo:ue and wa thanked b Miss NrliH' •• erkle, chrmn of the will observe Constitution Week Plans for the Me1gs County Mrs. Reynolds whu ~resented hi~ I Spcc:ial com. , announced plans for r1·om Sept. 17-23 an-d Con 11tltution chapter' ; observance include a! TROOP MEETING CA~LED with a gift a~d Mrs Fry the ohservanec of National Bus!window display tn Middleport; a The Sunbe~m 1'roop Will meet Style . ness Women 's Week from Sept. display of flags throughout the at the Salvatwn Army He!ldquar· M B Ia h Wh •I f.· v 1ce-presJ. . . dentrs.and eu program CO!,Jrdinalor pre- 23-29. These mclude ch.u rr.h atten· , fS. ameS ORtQS county all week. a suitable exhi- 1ers Fr1·day at 4. P: m. Glr1~ be~ IN WOOL aented spedal music by L. R. WI- 1danrc, a coffee hour at the Zerkle bit b~ librarlans, prayel'8 for the tween 7-11 ilr~ mv1te~ ~o att~nd ley vocalist and guitarist a d apartment; luncheon at the Martin 1Constitution by tl\_e county miniS"- the troop mectmg._Th1s 1s equJVaSizes 4246 hia' son, DaV'id , vocalist. The l~t- Restaurant , a p~oclamation by the 5 000fte 1/ t~s ~ and questio~aires which will lent to the Brownie Scout Troop. ter sang "1 Have Found My Lord" Mayor_ and a w1ndow dbplay . bt sent to the schooJ superjn•en· ~~ and "How Deep 1s The Oeean?" Dunng thl' program Mr\ Burr .!!_e~Ls so that .the. school obser· DAR MEETS FRIDAY "A"L"mn Forrest read an account rrom a vance of Conshtutton Week end : An informal meeting of Ruturn and Mr . W'.l<y ."o"g ' " .. u D also thanked uyton newspaper ?r the 50,~ A miscellaneou!l . shower wls Day may be tabul&ted. Jonothan Meigs Chapter DAR will Leaves". They were IN ORLON by Mrs. Ri.!ynolds and presented round the world lr!p made thas held. Cor Mrs. James Thomas re<. Mrs. Karr urges a display of be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the gifts. 1:1~m mer by her " ?Phew by mar- cently at the -home of tlle Rev lhe National Flag, _the streJsing home of Mrs. Harold Lohse In· Four new rnl•mbcrs were voted Jug e•. .J_ohn A. Thiele, Dayton iu- and Mrs. Ernest Thomas- with Mti: of the Corutltution in classe-s in: .ste-ad of at the Episcopal parish Into the club : Eva Dutton Stout, dustnahst. Carron ' Balser, Mansfield, &.S the \be .schO(.Is. Last year a record bouse as previously scheduled. Wilma Sargent, Elizabeth Lowery, Mrs. Nan Moore. chrmn of th.e co-hostess with Mrs. Thomas. was set when millions cf children The programs for the )ear will be June Pratt Roush. Guests wer·e Health com., will be chairman of Hefresbments of home made 1 ~ were reached for thls same pro- Clistributed and a resume by Mrs. the cream and cake were served to gram and the DAR re-ceived one Lohse. Mrs. Irving Karr Jr. is the Mr. and Mrs. Wil~y and !ion, Mr. the town-wide canvass for Daniels, ami Mrs. Nino Blond, Heart Fund in l'ebruary. The club Mrs James Thomas Mrs. G. E of the top awards Cor Freedom's assisting hostess. DRESS SHOP Akron. . . vo.ted to p<'l'licip<~te in a feder· Bowers Sr., Mr::;, ciaude Ashley: FoundatJon for 1955 at a meeting --2nd St. Pomeroy Mrs. Fr~ pre.stded at the bus1- I atJon .~poruored project "Maga Mrs Charles Wi«e Mrs Henry In Valley Forge PTA TO MEET ness meeting and anno~nc~ t.he- zincs For Friendship" which Jn. Balllt'r Mrs Jac.k Abels, Mr.11. John The Middleport Parent·Teacher '----.J' Fall .Conference of .. thi S' d1str1ct dudes sen~ing magaz_lnes by clubs Thomas, Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mn. Association will meet for the ~:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;.,; on October 14 at M<~ttctt11 at _the ; and ~ndL\' Iclual :, hehJDd the Iron ~George Kldd , Tony Taylor, Janet ELECTED CHAIRMAN_ , first time this year on Monday a.t p Cu rtaw . and Linda Hilley. G~ R. Douglas, Jr., of Grtmm ll 7:30 at the High School auditorYca r~ooks ffll· lhe rnming Yf'll" _ Sending gifts but unable to at. Landmg has been elected chair- ium Open House will be held ,.were rllst_•·lbutrd by Mrs. Beulah tend were Mrs. Howard BoweN!, man of the Mason County Agri·l from '!·7 30 P m _a nd the proWhite. V!ec-pres• dent, and her Mrs . 0 . Boyer. Thelma Boyer cultural Stabilization Committee e:ram mcludes the mtroducmg of commillee. Miss Addie Headley Mrs Fred at a convention of the g'roup held the new teachers by Supt. L. W. McComas who will also have a Thomas, Mu John 'w. Thomas, Jn Pt. Pleasant, last Friday. Mrs. Warren Wright, Mrs. Harry Vtce chairman eJected was question and answer penod on 1w. Brown, Letart Route 1. /the new school buLlding plans. ReSteffin. 8AKER .AJ sl!en in CllARM- the most freshments will be served by the ho.sptlahty committee. inl'enlive ~oslume of the year- • e en Stansbury as hoste-aa. Mrs. Max Rll'ller, president, waa in chat·ge of the meetina: and members reportiDil oo nrlcua pbana of the Convention were Mn. C. M. Hennesy. Mrs. D. B. J&.rtlnger, Mrs St&nsbury, Mf'll. Walter Harris and Mrs. Jo-bn Kincaid. Garden Club Convention R·eport Made • chairman of the International Rclations committee, was in clmrge I .. . The Daily Sentinel I ...,; D'IStnct. , Leglon Comman·der Will 1Speak On Monday Elected to officer post were : . SENIORS . Prestdect _ ~ Kathryn Smtth; Vice President-Sue Lambert; Secretary_ Helen HoffmAn and Treasu-rer - - Nancy Bryant. JUNIORS President - - Ralph Knight ; Vice President - John Hetzer secretsry _ Gayann Gaul and Treasurer - Marill'D Buckley. SOPHOMORES , President -~ Janice Hayman; Vice President - Eleanor Evans Secretary- Donna Freckcr a~d Treasurer - - Larry RitchJe. FRISHMEN President _ _ Jim COwdery; Secret _ Zenith Chevalier d ary · anTreasurer _ _ Arlene Carvill. BfOWfi Of£·e fJDg • sChOOIS Aid I8 MOCk EleCll00S . Secretary or State Ted W. Brown today pledged the cooperation of his office and asked tbe cnunty Hoard~ ?f El~tions to giv~ the~,rs, to OhlO s juntor and semor hil(h school administrato.n; i~ th~ holdl mg of "mock elcct10ns t.ltLs Fall. Copies uf Preeinct Official's I Guid d V t , Guides re ava· . e 5 an er s . a ilable to rchools who plan such events, a~ ong ss the supply la&t'l, Brown satd, ~tatJ.ng r~que_sts should be direc-ted to hts uff 1ce m Columbu•. Many Oh.io high schools bave m~de this ont> or the features of WRONG PARTY 1 their Civics and Governmt~nt etasEAST HARTFORD, Conn. sea, while others have found it Hitchhiker Herbert F. Nelson of advalllageous to have the entire Suffield tossed an overripe cu- school partieipate. Brown said. cumber at a mc.toriat who decJln. "Since these young men and woed to give ht ma ride. The mo- men will ~ oon be of votinl age, toriBt stopped and took NeLson to they need to know the processe~ a pollee station. Nelson wllff fJned of voting and, in many cases, may $15 for throwing objects at an lie recruits in the constant need auto aDd soUclUn~ a ride. The for persons to "man" the polling driver was off--duty policeman Lar- places in Ohio, which are now near ry Claucr. 1y 12.000 ut nuUlber" Bxuwu stated. I i ° , ley; ing, Excbange Editor, Linda FierBessie Pettit; Sports Report· I ~r. Richard Hovatter, Charles Davis; Horsefeathcrs. Thomas Skinner, Tom Kelly ; Senior reportSt h c ts J · _,___ er, ep en oa ; unturrepo.o.g, Sharon Jones; Sophomore reporter, John Bacon; Freshman reporter, Phyllis Hilbert; ~~ t.s, Gordon Guthrje, Duh Herrman, Milford Hysell; Typists, Jane Harris, Judy Murray, Carole Owens, Janet Valentine. Mrs Joe Builey , Home Economics instructor, is advisor for rtbe Activity Staff. I Investigators Without Clues ~ ~e~e ~c~p~:.: ~ ~ ~~ joi~u!!: .~!~is ....~try ..."~ r-ou ~·.. ..,.___. otion" if Britian and France are its only partners. He hoped it will ~ moviq well t0W11J'd organiza. tion next -.eek . rupting their chlldren'a afternoon ·DBJW' . So the peddlers agreed to sleeping zones in whicb they reduee their bell-ringing. --------- ·-~-----·- -- Fourteen Bend Area Students Now Begm'ning College Study • College students from the Bend Area of Mason County who have either left or will leave in the near tuture Cor their respective 'SChoob lnclud~ the following: Sandra Roush , daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush of New Haven : Ronnie McGlothlin , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGlothlin of New Haven; Dick Athey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claytou Athey of New Haven· Lola Jean Roush daughter or Mr.' and Mrs. Arnett' Roush of the ~pper Flats Cominunity; aad Calvm Bumg11rdner, son· of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bunlgardoer. All wiiJ go to Marshall College in Hunt ington. HAMDEN, Conn. UP ~Investi­ gBtors of tile kidnap-slaying of 8week-old Cynthia Ruotolo sun ~re without a definite clue today, one week after her body was fished out oi Lake Whitney. However, they expected an FBI laboratory a.nalysis of t·he cbild'r vital organs and examination of several artie!($ found .,;.th the West Vi rginia University stucJ.. body would dc£initely establish oots include BiJiy R•y Ward, son the Ume and cause of death. The o£ Mr. and Mrs. Marlt, Ward of Ne..FBI repOrt w"a;:i due Frlday, llaven; Jam)Js Hoffman, 10n of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman of Letart Route; Richard Dotson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dotson of Muon ; and Bernard Lieving, son of New Haven. Carol Ann Rous-h, daughter of Mr. and ~ Uoyd Rou~h of New Haven w11_1 1ttend Wtttenbllrgb Coll~ge wh1le Edward Spencer, SOD Of Mr. and M~- Fred Spencer of Mason, will enroll in medical col1eae at th~ Univenity of Chleago. Attending Ohio St.te Univef'3it . . Y WJ.ll be Donald Sm1.t h, aon of ·Mrs. Donald A Smith of Hartford; and Jan Schneider, ROn of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schn-eider of New Haven. Keitb MeCiuna:,, aoa of Mr. and M.n. A. K. McClun1 of Hl.rtf'ord hu enrolled in law sebool at Harvard ·Uuiven.lty. I �- --. !nil' hr d rectntl ,Rutland News Notes M.rs Weber The<~ba\d tmd M rs :s .rt{ure H <td\llg Carl Morr s wert' h o.stcsses recent Mrs Marc a Dcnn em a.n1'1 ~lr ly when the WSCS of thc M(' 0- I Ber!l a L.~ ... h a 1 gav t>ud ~ dl.!it C'hurcl n l at the fh oba J hone M ~ DnA ev at l Mrs Rultl Erlt!w nP p1c s1denl f01 tl co pr s de o c the n t t ng w 1 un a d 'I Mrs I nu s Myers g vl!'l!: th pu I w In Ga\llpol s en w e \\"Q lnth'lbens sh n 1 r en t;~t nn~rl o <'5 of tt e Rut an ~d file :;; s::; n 'CI u.b ht of h .. Oh o ConvMltltm of Carden C 'I n Athrn:s rh eat nn n Mr J{ober Re be M H I Mrs \\ I au f u n E e tt lowe I Mr Do ,, lam r s Jo e T s "\ II I wa hono j r r 1 v.hrn M s ~ H r ashr an :I 'rs S ar~.Sbu 'i 1P a h n her honor a h I I AM..S Brvant Wl"re rt!etn! 'fi"Trh Clark of Galll po!ts u s of M s S l Br ant r1 e> 'the \V-1hee! tf- ch.::r1r met Thu:r L I ho a l'!n 1.: lit he ctturch a d orM anrt \Irs J 11 I e ~f ga.nb 1.! fu ~e ~tng Ylllt p: erpool w rert ovei' F olll)\ !: pr.n\tloe;- ~frj. M E f t> f r I-s RathLurn nv Ll!d t he member o r ho "' f r a pa M n 1d M s R he I r..on g of hn il'~ ~ xon f ru; tor li a e ng Mr and M g "'x oo an:J ll> ar r I r lo B of I he I o nf' n 10 s r at on C ub d r I ~ n r D I e ho n e o f M s C r J\1 I I ~] ~ l " " d o o gan ze f o ll u u Ba ncs t~nd ~frs 'Fto 1 were colbng on f n ds n Gs.ll 11 County rceent~ lllrs Mabt>l s~.ars of Ca\ 1 and Mrs John Burn!!"'1or C [ n bus 11pent a rec~ nt We('k rnd w1 ~ M s S L B vant and ~ 1 a d ~1rs A!'UI 8r}llnl Tf10mn~ P-fl.s;lllh,. M 1 M \I A.rmst ong wa ~ a ~c~__:o~f_ M r and Mrs 5 Adolpb Hy:; eU having ho Sl" orc uplf'd by Mr 1 e M ers pa nted ~I th ~ Tin e nd TEtEVISipl I [ ' I le~ Amos and dau g hter E ~Ialone ~nd child n u .,.ere Labor Day g!.l s a d Mn C'ha les Am I ., FRIDAY 11 00 Val ant LAdy 11 15 Love of Life ll 30 SeaTch for 1 omorrow ~ 1 -15 Gu1d1Dg Light 12 00 Ray Millp.nd Show a tb Wor d I urn" 100 Johnny C11rson Silo ' 30 House party 200 B!.i Payoff 2 30 bob Crosby Show 3 00 Brighler Day 3 16 SeeP.: Storm SATURDAY 855 ' : l:. • 4 00 Kat e s K1tch ~ n 4 30 Tlle Early Show 6 10 Reg a:nal Reporter 6 Hi Douglas Edwards 6 30 My Fr end Fl1 ka I 30 P layhDUie of Stac:s 8 00 The Crusader tndercurrent 9 30 Person To Persvn B ld g America tO 00 Fury 10 30 Uoc I l 00 Cu :v b y The-atre 12 00 TBA 12 30 Buseball J ohn ny Cot1111 4 00 D<tnce Pll ty 6 Sb Roy R()Cers 6 00 Spl)rt.s Eye 6 15 News r B 00 Cea ar .s Ilo:.~r 9 oo Encore Theatre 9 30 Your H t Pa-rade 0 OCJ Saturd~y 10 30 L1be1 ace ll JO News 11 10 Owl Tbellt!'e Nlgbt lO 00 Y.:Jur Esso Reporter 10 1~ S!Porb Plll"ade JUDGE J M. HARPER abo~~. Is d,clal Cir~:uit of West Virginia at :W 2IJ Weoll>eiman pl~:tor.d •• he m.ada a sKort ac: e ~:onnntlon hflld two waeks •to 10 30 Datelme Europe cepfence speech followmg his H- 1n the Haven Theater 1n New 11 05 Late Show leehon as the Democratic cendl Havett date for Judge of the F1Hh Ju & Sporill ANegro Looks At Integration II WCHS-TV Channell At th s 1 me when h'llre bra nNI hal are d grarl ng and hum a ng wh te mobs at Cl nto Tenn and t o I 01 ones own sc hool and Sturg s Ky have r equired n· ta h"'T"S • not ne of th m f v ng t ant hv th Na\ on<11l Gua {I a I tt e :-.1 g h1s o vn sclloo\ and te-a FRIDAY much of the country has gamed the h n or keep n~ w h that mphe s on that rae a m ngl n ur pt f f e l10m JU St ce an I fl 51J SJgn On 7 00 Today I u1 versa\ ambit on of negroe q 1 I n l y h t the fo md ,., woul I kc quotr D<t s 1--e e ha I rr nd than sa n 9 00 Coffee Tlmt~ 1000 Hom~ j n gr ed tor of a 1 :~t onal neg o I I n I Educahon ll 00 Tic Tac Doue-h n ws p per THE NE\\ARK N I £' p a Is ro llmple t me 1 80 It Could Be You I E! EGR-\M fhe fu low.n~ 1n H p nt s out lhll.l 12 00 Camera> G()t)l W Scl\oo7 m h~ recent e I t r a l Y ha n 1 at (> npted to 12 30 ( urren.t Gan t f: a In eg at on rr t of the nat1 n how 10 l RO Tennessl) El nie Th s nle~ a on l!regat on s f a r and 1n no sect1o:t 2 <JO M'tiJtj.aee Theatre ur has s11r ed up t Ierne I 3 00 Queen F r a Day r ~ I IJ!'PJU I ces n 1 ha Jestro f" t\ or I c c n v does t'h Neg o en 3 46 Modern Romances I ng ao 1 ng fr en I l p.s But JOY I he Our h o 1al e np oy nent 1 00 Comedy T me st llfll:C as t may se 1 I fl y per an I eronon c 1 purtun ues wh1ch 4 3() !My Lll:: tle Mqe ent of lbe Negroe~; are not cnn hecnJ ys n he So h 5 00 AU!it !>nt rned a~ouJ..,It PJJJ!e wa y 'I I£' I he nut£> 6 00 News Pl.elmt 'The •bf!fkts ~~ fr th fl,!Ol at Lh e f dotlar 6 1.5 Spol'ts Eye no 1th antl ~hedd ng c1oc )(!tie t E!ll ll 25 Les Paul over t1 c p ght f th po r Neg 6 30 Coke Time n the South w gl:Jlll' .~;; v I 1 6 45 News C&rl•aD mterga on 1 t won I hm '1 00 Death Valley Da~• <l JOI o p v I h ~ h "" :30 The Wbastler 1 clolh ng 1 I 8 00 On Trln) The So I ern 8 SO B1g Story hav.e nte g al gladly g ve h 1 a JOI and 9 00 Cavalcade of Sportt c ot eh nd feed h s fum1ly 1 he rr rbm-ats will oprn th r ant (';~[ nlegra1 on Nflgroe 9 45 Red Bll!l'ber s Corner school~ to NL""ro ch lrlnn I ut th } Th } ne I J I s rhev need the vunt h c many N('gro as tf"ach opp01tun ty o d velop the r :tal 10 00 Truth or Consequep.r.es e s '1 I So th w n I rl1 I Negro cnls The Soul! the only sec ch tdrr h !A b llhey l10n of ll s na1 on that off r s such 10 30 Li(e o1 R ley w li t: h ov.n hool uppurt m e If the ~!' lib ru il dIll ()('J NeYN I O'An ag !.il l r fl e N ~r f e nds un 1 S u It r 1 wl 1 c ene 11 05 Weather ~ ven h n 0 P 0 11 10 Pri.'SS Box I I I • I 11 15 Greatest Ftghts of Certl:un I hursday aflernoon begg1mng at one 0 clock n Mrs \\ uodrum upartment un n a n street t nu ng each aft n un l1cle a e ~ o l d W~mc-r Roa5t s " Clfonb ul!! { 1enrl f 1 I c I lw n we n r rna 1 I k nf of p r. c he I \us w k n Pflr&Onah 00 M ss IY} Slct h. ur t M K('llf'y HLJrLr rd w v 1 \{. 1t C 1 Iff an l g: an I Pt I I sant Sat rday on bu s ness Cnlling on M G II liar s 1 Sundav n cn flg we M 1h m IIJM gins Pt Pleasant Vuat~ng Mr and Mrs t ffo if Ruv n w fphmwn and Mrs F l:ln p .' B1 k M 1van Bu h of Ma son Cil) La bfr Day were M an I Mro:; w c 1 ng on Mr Ned Henry or ( har\os I oll ve an l r~ n ly Mr s 11 u da) and Mrs James To ver nli lam Mr Ea 1 Cund ff ~nd s ster M 1\y Mr ond Mra 'fhm as J ) e an I R Ne h t of ramd(n N J ram ly Mr and M s Robe rt B r t ng re lntrces n l 1 fton \art Mrs Heh'n W nrt In 1g h he rk n 1 le ar d M s H:~wk Rfu h C lun 1 b 1 Oh o i\1 an I M s Krnn " A II Cot M and Mr!'i Donal! To 1 er nbu Oh o v I d Mr llolllln I Mr 1 d Mrs Ala Tol v an 1 f m lund Ia ra S.11l lay and Sun Illy I) Mr and Mrs Malh f' w 1 ng M a I \1 C rCord Johns n an I faltll.,. Ghmnw orl W v ~ n I da1 ~ 1 er Ann Mrs Fnm1c: Mr Hnd Mrs Harold Yo ng a 1 t Bl k v l e l H ~ B akt> rl nught Fan ly Ma on W Va at H lt mure Oh o ecent y Mln11 ( uw1s and D n S m \\er M s An na I ou se ..... olle~ aod n Parkersburg lo d:w n gl t to ch lren NPw Hav n vt rted M s ee Parkersburg pnd Sprnter foot! DOUla Lew s nnd M na Fr day Jl1 11 .~:a ne M s Nelso1 Ho 1 h a nd ch Jd rn M ~ Ml dred Rllt'v un I d~ gh er N v ll:!V(n vts ted Mrs llnr Y Mrs Sh rl .,. L<'e and soo M cha J hn un "otld:ly were call ng on Mr a d Mrs Nt!d M ond Mrs Evcrtt D 111 n g of lllenry on Wednesday e\cn ng N r o W Va arc v ~t ng Mr :md ThosQ members present at 1hE' M ~ B II WUl am Henry home on \\ cd~esrla y nfter Mr Ed th Fox v s le d he mot noon to eutrags. wcr11 lr<'nc Tu lJ her who s 111 a Pt Pleasant Tue Sev lht Ble~mg Mabel Johnson day JUDI:! Burns Mr l'lnd Mrs 1 yon<; Mrs Harold and t> hl drPn Mason nnd the host and hostess Mr and YlSltod Mrs Alma John /ion Monda Mr Ned Henl"f Rt'ce nt callers on Mr and Mr Little Buddv Young who ha s Herman Cartu 1gilt were M and been vistUng h1s father ot Canton Mrs Rn,ymond Walburn and daug Ohio has returned home tn t'ntN htcr Matv Rather n MtddlPport school and spend th e l\ nter w th Ohio h s grandparents Mr and Mrs Bud \ s hng Mr and Mn E 0 Yoan~ last \leek were Mrs Aim .. Peck Mr tmd 'Pr.'lrs Arthur F ck of and fam lv Mr and Mrs Clarence P omeroy Oh1o was v s tinl{ w1tb Cob'lll Ch lllclothe Oh o Mr and Mr and Mrs Nccl Hen ry on Stm Mrs Delbert Be<'ker M ddl~port day afternoon Ohio Mrs Ell11 C\ nd ff New Je Mr and Mrs Joseph of Edge sey "' I CliFTON Cia T 1 f ttt>f C: cod \\ 1 r M'r \ \\ 1ot u 11 <~Hd :M lo d I Naitoss t!l I s tc~t At ll 01 hofl,l l'r gram :1 • vorc pi <' d I 'WJilres were wo by 1 auro U lu 1 Jusl cc La une (C\'. w s won by He rn c otts c fro(>s hme L lhe Jollowlng W lm!l B akc V lai Betty Yo mg n June Bunns 1re n nb r le Brown 1 uc L CJ £' 11 w F d W n Lrn~ 1 lhrkt>t Cia a W II a 1 ~:d Mare s n t1 u Nnncv Von Me!Pr R ~ I Rande Vnn M<> t Rummagl! Sal 1 1 he Good \\ 1! s Sr"hool Cla:.s a c sponsoring a u 1 age sate SS.TUROA.Y 830 S gn On I II 30 830 I Capt:~ n Kanraroo ,}fl.ghty tMOUS!t 9 '" Ito O() dent aad proltam chairman of the Amatflur Gardner~ Club ,ave a rtauDte of the yell 1 pro1ram when they met Wedoetda7 eveDIDJ at the bGme of Mn Walter B H&rrl.i bera Mr1 Philip Baile)' and Mrs Randolph Humpber)'t were welPTA TO MilT co.med and two r~uett-1 tatrOdllCed Cbooter PTA of Eaatonl Local Mra Bernard J"u..U end Mn WU kbool D!Jtxkt Will meet Mooda)" ll.em Evenon Sept 17 at 8 p m In tbe Cbuter Wlth Mrs Earl Kftia;bt u the coA seneral diSCu81ion waa held High School Buildlll& boatea oo the tooil:book pmject and the l4rL Ben PbU•on prea1dent pre ciVlc projecta Plana were made PAIT CHIIPI TO MilT alde4 at the lut meetJ.og of her for a number of tbe membera to Paat Chle{a ol Meip Temple term of offiee and It waa nnoun attend tbe Re&Jonal conlernce jn Pythian Slttera will meet Mon eed that tbe October meeting Gall polls on Sept 24 Reporta of day evenlna at the home of Mra would be held at the home of Mra the State Convention In Athena c F Hlwkl.na Robert Rlwhnp WJth Mrs Walter laat weei. were &!Yen by Mra RobCrooks a.. the uslstin& boa<e.s ert Coati .t4.n Harold Lohse Mrs ATTIND ATHINS MilT The m~tlnll opened With the James T1hq 'Mr&. Bruee lAoJd, Tbe Executin DJeetipg of the Mrs Cou·roll Swanson and Mrs E Athena Presbyterial wq held on S Schaff Tueaday ,11t Atbeos and loeal peo.. Roil call responses were botao pie attendina were MrL Karl Ow teal names o! planll Mrs Harold en Mrs Dwl.bt W&ll~te Mlddle- POMEROY SOCIETY Lohse read a paper on Flower port Mrs Pearl MeBride S)TacUS"e Facts and Fane es Including ex Mn J 0 Partridge Marietta pres AA Clarence WiUlam Andrew& cerpta from an e1ny by Mrs CUi" 1 klent was In tbar&e of the meef... who b&i been the guest of his ~ lsman and a vme from a plaque tng and plans were- made for the eo\s Mr and Mrs ct.arence An- at Cypres11 Gardens Flord.ia Mra Southeastern Dlltrtet meetln&: to drews for the past two weeks Howard Byers had wntten a paper be held ln Middleport on Oct 8 left Wednesday afternoon for Fo1 on Bee& wb1ch was read. bJ Mrs LARGIST AnENOANCE ey A1abama where be wlll be A J StrBUSl The Loyal Women 1 cla.sa had The October meetmt wlll ID lt&tioned at the Barln Air Force Base elude the IIIStallatJon or ofr~eers tbe la"gest attendance at the Pray Mr and Mra George Faris were 1 and payment of dues a paper by er meeting and Btble study class overnight guests of Mr anli Mrs Mrs F. 0 Rail drted arrange- •t the Churth of Christ WednesClarence Andrews Tuesday Mr menl& by Mrs Arthur Skinner day evemng Raymond Cole Wil8 and Mr& Faris are moYiiili to Mid 'Timely Hints by Mrs. Ralph leader of the devotional service dleport this week Pratt Members of the program and spedal music was a. vocal Mts.s ca.rne Yeager 18 spending comm Ue are Mrs Titus Mrs Sk n duet by Mrs 0 E McKinley and I the wmter w1th Mrs Frank Brand- ner Mrs L E Reynolds Mrs Mrs Fred I Gardner Fred enburg Robert Rawhngs Mrs Robert Gardner putor was 1n charge of the Bible study clll6s Mr and Mrs Cha'rles Buck and Re1bel pres1dent-eleet Harold Burt returned home today Mrs Bruce Lloyd was awarded after a v 1s1t with relaottves m A k the door prlZe by the boatesse.s roo They were ac::eomparucd home Members and guests were uavLted by Mra Elizabeth Humphrey who to the dmn ng room where Mrs will visit relatives here Ph !son prestded at the sdver cof Mr and Mrs David Mlgh.t and fee .serv ce P nlr. and lavendar assoa David Jr of Millersport and ten; and wh1te button cbrysantbeCiarence Mlght Jr of Basil were mums were used for the table arr Surtday guests or Mr and Mrs angement and the colors were car Willard Ebersbach And daughters r ed out 10 the cloth tandles and A 6 SO potlu~k dinner preceded Mr and Mrs Edward Parf1Lt re- m nts A salad C"'Urse was served tbe. meeting of the Second Ward turned home Tuesday after a bus. by the hostesses Women .s Club held Tuesday even iness vlslt In Columbus tng Bt the ward house Mr and Mrs Charles Ewang reMrs Gardner Manktn president turned to tbelr home Akron Wed presided at the meetlnJ and It was neaday after a weeks v1stt wttb Yoted to have a Halloween Party Mr and Mrs Pbil WiU1ani>on v ~ at the nex:t meeting The travehng Thev al1o villted in Gallipol1.1 prize was donated by Mr11- Chf wi.tb Mr and Mri Clm'Elnce Bos: Mrs Branch Flem ng President ford Jenkinson &nd awarded to ter and fam ly presided Wednesday when the Mrs Charles J Werry Mr.s Hugh Black of Chillicothe Wh te Rose Lodie Auxihary of Games were play~d during the spent Tuesday w1th her parents the Brotherhood of Railroad 'l'ra n .soetal hour with prizes awarded Mr and Mrs Ph1l Wllltamsson men met ot the Woodmen s Hall the winners Mr and Mrs Harlan Elselatem Members reported til were Mrs Present were those namc::-d above and family returned to their home" Otho Watts Mrs Clara Hayes and and Mrs Mabel Mankm Mrs John In Sandusky Monday after be ng Mrs Frank Kimes Hunnell Mrs Veroal Blackwood called here by the lllnesg and The members adjourned to the Mrs Howard K1tchen., Mrs Ro ilkath of his father A D E1selstem 1 Mart o Resturant where .they were bert Russell Mrs Ella An]ll)ld Mrs Scott Folmer Mrs Anna ser ... ed refresh nents Members of Mrs WilL am Boyd Mrs Wyatt James Mrs Arlee Abbott aod the hospital comm ttee were Mrs Gilbert, Mrs Lydia Hysell Mrs Mra Clifford Le1fheit of Rock 1 James Soud~rs Mrs Flemmg Mn:. Wtlham Sheridan Mr8 Eugene ~RBI attended the Home Dem W W Hayes and. Mrs Lawrence Triplett Mrs Wald Gorby Mrs onstratlon plannmg meetmg a..t Walker Leroy Watson and two guests Mn the home of Mrs Geneva Nolan Bermce Darst and Mr.s Thomas Wednesday Cook WUJJcy Dlnl< a. 10 30 Tales of TeXM y.., 1\mliaon 11 00 Btg Top 12 00 LaM Ranger 12 30 L1l Rasc111s 1'2 4!5 Bt!'tbalf IPT~w ... ... ~ Baseball Game 400 Umted Nahons 4 45 F~ature Report \\ 6 00 You are T.hl!'l'e 6 30 Beat the Clock 700 '!'he none.) moonera Mt Herman UB Church To Hold Homecoming Drink Royol c.-. Col... a-..t of oil Jo colorloo low HluoJ toot. aorAL oaoWllf IIOrlUNG 00. 8 00 Two :for \lhe Monff' H 30 Hey Jeanma 9 00 Gun Smoke I 930 Htgh Fmaoce MADAM MARY The Late Show I ~ WHTN-TV Channel13 It 10 Sports SATURDAY ROOMS Of : New Fuflllture roa I $299.00 BAKER Sgn On Tfle Ranch Fum~ieSl. 600 ~gebrush 6 00 News 6 15 TBA 1!1 &r. Saddle I ~I ~I 30 Grand Old Opry 8 00 Lawrence Welt 9 00 M-asquerade Party 9 flO ln!;pector Mark Saber My.ster-y Theatre ll 00 Tri Stale Theatre l14~ Sgn Off 12 oo s gn orr rucler and aclvlaor ":'::~r, brains k power cherectv ·t: .,.. menry • vl&lt me wUI be of lmme-DM vslw to you am1wrs •II q..-. tton. reading guaranieecl or no ehlrge with thla ad •nd IMif you are enHtled to a complete full life reading everyone wei come Open Oily 10 AM to 11 PM LocAted 5th house from Flamingo Club Rt 7 Kauauga Ohio ·r FURNITURE CCII'; 0. Tile Brfl!llett ... Ia lllddleporl 11 15 BADa FUIINITUU Open 10 AM to 4 PM _,._ Stav. Cochrao Anna B•xter CARNIVAL STORY (In Techneolor) U F 0 A True Selent• Story UNIDENTIFIID PLYING OBJ.CTS On Spot Pllm1. Kettt From You The PublH: Till NOWI Carteon - HOW to BE A DETECTIVI u I rattll DeUYfll'f by ...arrler wbere ava.U•ble 30 per week one year 11' advance at The Dally Sentlnel offlet dJ month."' $'1 80 three mouUu $l 00 BJ motor route tvaUahl~r oDe mctttb tt By mall tJ.De year S8 SUI madtbt ':!trtJ 'IDOnths. $2.50 oae monta II SIMON'S MARKET W MAIN ST POMEROY Wllola frula dressed, JOIIC • Lb. CUT·UP, TRAr PICIED 1.. 3lc Finest qual•ty sugar cured h1d:ory amo•tcf Roath to o mellow aoodneu. COUIJMIY CLUB HAM , Shank HaN .... 45C GROUID BEEf Guaran!Hd ''"sh ••••••• WHITIIG s ... z..... COOKED PERCH ........ ...... ,... 35o FISH STICKS . .. . . .... 3 ..... $t. lb box 69c sho.. ,_Sh ... School Doyo Save 5c on Kroger creamy THE LUStY MIN ---&lao-Tim Holt Rkhent Mirth\ PISTOL HARVEST 3 Stootet Comedy and CartocMt Box , ""',.:"...y::!£"::::.... ARMOUR'S SALE 89C' ChiIi..Beans ~~·..2 ca.. Mt Hope Colby Mild CHEESE lh.45c SAUSAGE .... 2!.":; 35c POMD MEAT ..... 2:: 17c PEAR HRVES ~:;!~n 2Na 303 45C TREET ~... .. . .. ' 37c ~:r. ::~ . ;~ 39c CHOPPED BEEF ..... t2o• ... 37c PICILES .. o1c1 ROAST BEEF . . .. .. . 49c COOKIES Fashooned •••• 29c LOAF~·· ',::; 25c 32 • 12 . . . . . Varieti•a • pku loans r-, toaoll belter •••lies. HEAD RIGHT INTO COMFORT 'MOM l LOST THE GROCERY LIST YOU GAVE ME ALl I COULD REMEMBER WAS THE GOOD LUCI< MARGAR1NE ' Try Bbiky a favorite Good Luck POD<lllke Spread Good Luck Maroarine creamed "'lh haney aud onm.. rind E-·yumDIY ca\11111 GOOD LUCil-Ma,..rlne taatft as freall aa "y:ou know·whcM~t• The mblute yop're :wear !ng them ~ou re headed lor eomfort a fool pluo a large dividend of tbal Just-rlgbt for .. uuol wear look that oeemo most lm portant for Fall ROUSH'S No Second -.Shoe Store Midtll.,ort If riel! Butter . ~:.:. 65c Mayonnaise. . . .pt 38c Pl••p, JIIICy, , ..., To, q~~liiJ, fila priced. Publl&bed tvery atternooa o.cept SuDdlf by l'b.e Ohio Sen.Uoe.J. Joe 1t 110 llechaurt St Pomero, 0 Busineaa phone 398 flditonal ofllc::e phot&oe 311'1 SuM~rlptlon SPECIAL • GROUND BEEF 41b$1.00 1 IDITOII N!!~tiO W advut.illq repnorltlt1'M Bott aeJ.IJ..:ItlmbllL .tl."' Lexit.gtob Ave. New York 01\y II N Y miS WEEKS Get them FREE with Top Value Stampd White Ennched IIYNOI.D I GRIINI !&nter€d as aecoad tlua mall• matter It tbe Shop- Save- Simons RT7 KANAUGA DRVOT!D TO INfERESn OP MilOS--MAlON .. REA ?omtU"'J Ohio . • ..... 2 ....... SATURDAY ONLY Robt Mitchum Sus•n H•ywanl The Daily Sentinel I ATHL£TES FOOT j At 'the cloM arc till •1 U..p. . !P'<>UP odjourlloll to tJoe . . . room where a .t.d eMN . . 114 !1111 J•net Struble aDd J•net Carpen- ....... 1>1 tbe ~ooo~ ter who attended tbe 1 rl.t acbool Dill "'• .,..,_ - · ¥JL ~ at Sllblna were a:uelltl when the bert Yo~~~t~ ud. Mn. VIIIII!M WSCS of the Umted Methodiat Howell. Cburcl! met 'I\Ietday nemn1 at the ehurcb ' "Tbe Sptrl\ of Cb.irat For All LotiO IIIOUOH Life" wa 1 the theme of the devoCIIARUlSTON W VL - ,._ tion. led by Mr• C E W Dowt~ie and of the program leader Mrs Harrllon 1 1M7 model t.ndl; ... C F Tompld01 who ailo diacuued ••,.... dlllleultJ .. ..... It tbe quadre~~Qiel goals of the So- lD froat of & . .IJbbor'l laoaat He ~iety and eloftd wlth a prayer pnMiaed be' would D'lOYe It 1J1an During Lhe bUilne81 &eSBIOn 1111 be got it fl:.:ed Tile De~ cbar&e of Mrs w o B4!rnitz finally bad It towed away '1'ller pre,ldent pt.ana were made to reatolled two ,-ear, 1ru lollc .erve two d1nnera 10 October Mn enough to 1« an:r vehicle file4L w1w looes G L M *) • IICHARD I. OWIN GIN. MGII. of tM ---- FELLOW TRAVEJ..ER NEW HAVEN Conn - A New York salesman Anthnny S Riv era wa :s flned $24 for speeding Embarra.s.sed be told the judge be bad only $10 A stranger in The annual home commg at Mt tbe courtroom offered to pay the Herman U B Church will be held balanced Explamed the .stranger Sunday Sept 16 A good program John H WUiiams of Hartford is being planoed with slnglae and I m a 9 alesman myself and I speakJDg throughout the day hate to see a brother m trouble A spec1al guest speaker will br ng the- afternoon address The public is Invited to come to renew old acquamtances and to enjoy the day of good entertamrnent A basket dmner wdl be .served pt noon THURSDI.Y & PRII».Y JUIT IY rAR'I•rDI' 730 Stage Stl.ow 400 Ftlm c~oq.., , youtlt. wan._ I "'"d'"'P Bob Wagftl)l" Sports 3 00 Bad: At Ezomplu I Ray M lland Show Saturday News Special 2a9 n.. Of The United ~retaf1 ~ ' _., ,.,..., ol ~ ..... Uona ud lira W &. Clia; 1 Methodist WSCS Bett Sl&ma Pbi 10r«1.ty bad a p ro1 r~aalve diAaer TUetday Dllbt Funeral servlca for A 0 Eisel 11te111 were bdd at the Uoiled Ket RlrtiDI Wltb the !ltJl COYJ'Ie at bodlat church Saturday Septem- the home of Mn Tboaau Q.ut! ber 8 at a pm wltb t.be aev Eu- Tbe m110 ('OUrRI wu HrYed .t !.bt! borne of Mn Charlot~ eo.te-1 aDd aene Brown offlclatiDI tbe dessert eoune _.t lb bOme of Spec1al mUSit wu provhled by tbelr preaident lf:ri Heln Adli:lu Mltl& Joy Srrutb orjenllt El~nor Thoma, 1ave tbe proBurial wu ln Beeeb GI'Oft eem- IJ'am wblcb Wb a review of the entary and pal1 bearera wert ne- trediUoot of Beta SIJm• Phi aDd pbews of the deceased and inchad- Mn Tbomu and Kn Roller Mor ed. Dean Eiletsteia Roy Bookmtn IPD gave a •lut "Book-wQI"'lU Don Holter PaUl Moore Wloodrow )Ira K D Amsbary will be m ehar1e at tbe proJr1m at the nnt Dean and Clarence Dean meetlna Social boateue1 for the Comma: from out of town for evemna: were Mrs Rue Mn C the .aervicea; were Mr md lira. R Karr lr Mra Coates: Mra. Harlan Eiteltle1n and family San Am1bary •nd DorotbJ Clart d"'ky Hr •lid llro R. c -~ Mann W Va Mr tad J(rs Da)'tOn IUIY DAY E~ael Narrow• Va Kr and Mn f HARBORO Mau - A Marlboro S &bank Mr and Mn Jtoy Wolfe Mr l.lld lln Bob DeaD and Kr and maD taa,; fire In bli eye but It .IID't beeli~&~e be'• mad. Twice tbe Mrs Clueaee Dean Columbu.t .same cia' Herbert Ha.prmln dt. Dana Fell London Yr and Mn covered fir• and J(MilHied ab:rmJ Deal E1se1 and Mrt Robert M Jlicbards GaiUpolll& Mr and Mrs Woodrow Dean Maranna W Va _ . . . , _ _ Oot_ Mr aad Mrs Doo Holter HuaUDtton W Va Mrs Dana Boolcmaa ..... T-4-1. at.., .... ......_ and aon ROy Buchtel aod Fraak 'l1llo oo•"M fuookl.. wPI .... 40c R Areher aad Robert I Mayhew of Nllef IX ON'E HOUI _. the New Central Rtllroad INc:k. Todly ., Swisher Car Columbua Orur. Duttlla Drul In White Rose Lodge Auxl'l,;ary Meet;.. ru etgn Intrtgue FRIDAY 12 00 F1lm & Fantoy 1 30 Femmme Touch 400 1'wo Gun Playhouse 200 F lm Festival 400 Two 1un Playhouse llOO rM1ckey MQUse 6 00 News Weather 66 ·~ 10 Sl>(lrt,.; 61~ John Daly 6 30 Rln ~In Trn 700 Jim Bow1e 730 OroSSI'Olldo 800 Treasure Hunt 900 Polka Time 9 30 Straw H.t.t Theater FRIINOSHIP SPOKANE Wllb - WLlliiJll Harru told pollee he took • friend Into a restaurant and bought dlft: ner for him After the meal the friend said he bad to go out to Harna car When H•rrls went to the ear moments later two hand tooled leather bags valued at $100 were m•ssing So wa 1 lite frtend Held On Saturday Dinnet Is Held Two Are Guests &r~ene Browa , . . . . . . • Second Ward WomensCiub Holds Potluck 12 55 !o oo The September meetln& of tbe Chester Ga rden Club wu held at the borne or Mrs Re1d Youn1 and Mrs G A Younr Remarb were a:aven abou the flower ahow at thf fair and plau were made to attend the state ConventiOll at Ath~n• Mra Earl Deao and Mra Woodrow Mora to be dele1ate• A paper on P~onles wu wnttea b,¥ M'n E 8 Knillht ud read by 11'111 Howard Knilht Demoaatn t ons on prepaflDi dried Material tor Wlnter use wa& eiven by Mn Theo Mora and nowera in a balket by Mrs Pearl Mora R1bbons were awarded Mr1 The-o Mora Mr• ~arl Mnra Mr1 Hor ate Karr M'ra Petri Mora Mrs Pearl Koblentz Mrs Read Youna Mrs Homer Holter Next meetmg to be at the home of Mrs Pearl KobleDtz Wlth llrJ Davld Koblentz aaaiating A. D. Eiselstein Beta Sigma Phi Funeral Services Progressive I 130 Sjn Off 1100 Newt -- --~-- - Daybook I clure 6 30 .Down You Go Pc ry ( omo Show B30 H ghway Patrot l:i 00 Sgn On 7 00 7 00 Hollvwood St mmer Theatre 7 30 t 900 Howdf Doody 3 30 Edge of Night •• Chester Gorden • Club Holds Its Sept. Meeting The SeMlnel llrJ Jamea 8 Tttua vice pra1 1Club CoUect and two new mem WSAZ-TV Channel3 \ 195~ Amateur Gardeners Club Activities For Year Reviewed By Mrs Titus J ' - -- • "111:!'~--- Dally Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport o Sept 13 f ' • -- 2- Daiiy Sentmel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Sept 13 1956 • ...... 21k25c Green Apples ::1': c.1~~.45c Pascal Ce,ery 2 stalb 39c 1 �oro.-.--.~ -- .. ... .... -. ... . , ; :: ·r MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY .MJddleport w"'""'"."" El•""' llAN'" Junior Girls $50.00. 692 St. , Middleport Phone 6362-X. 9 12 3tc Class p,·c~l·cs WANT ADS a.t.· I een\11 wura. ou per la- Kftn.al~ t'.bll'le 50c.- FOR SALE : l Janitrol uulom~til· gas conversion burner for t·oal Jurnace. • Has never been us ed . MeGtl:ve I.Aiertiona Also dining \i:lble and 4 chairs, ~· 111.011Ut for 25 centt good condition . See it at Ha l. Iey .s Lak e, 1tacme. 9 l 2 6 tp r-,n .'W:I en: a ceuu pc- '"'" will MttiOG. m Aa•~ould be npor:t.ed Ur&b;;ecbateq. T:W DaU, 5-"atillej win GO\ bot resp!.>m.ible toe more t.hu. ODe &DCOl.-.:l ill- ( l'fWI, - : ..... ot .......... ... t.prdll I'IJI)Ur:ea ol Eftall prwted at rep OblUluie~ 1ar cllaified rat.._ ,ahliabed at 1 c:tat per ...... Ill Noticf!S }IADAll MARY Gifted re.>d,·t and .t"isor. knowledgt' is power. l'.baracter U eapitol, bralas are money. a ""b1t to rue Wlll bl- of immen.sc value to you. Answers all questions. Readinas guaran~ or no charge-. Wrth this ad and half prkt> you are entitled to a complett>- full life read_inl'l: - F,veryoue welrome. Opt>n .:l~tlly 10 AM to II PM . L<oc&t{'d 5th house £com }' lamingo Club. Rt. 7, Kanauga , Ohio. 9 12 6tp NEW HAVEN SOCIETY 9 12 3tp SAVI DON'T YOU KNOW? Baker's will give YUU the best trade on !u.rn.itc.re ur appliancea. "6-tf ---- ! ~8 ROOMS Of to-lew FumltuN Beta Sigma Phi ValentiDe Girl Chosen Tuesday I I i B I Auto Service$ L;!. RA-:;~.!8~~~~ ---- I I ::n. Scoft'a. .:Z..!!. Exces.11 ot Cllllf1Cf'8 2:~. Touche3 2:S. A .11yatem or worshtp o!adc-ity =~- ·r~ll 3:!. f'inni3h. ~-:?: 3~- je~~'t-, ! l'>.ga\pkg I asc "~":-:4.-~~ · '·I ~ _, ., I t. ;:'omplcte WHEEL b~~o~aneinl AIJGNMENT, brake eervlce. and Hackett's Safet)' Service. West Main Street. Pomeroy, OIUo. 18) Auto ~les 19~ GMC 1,2 lun 8 cyl. pickup. Dlx Cab. Low mil eage $1 ,R05.00, Blacllnars. Pomcruy, Ohio. 9-13-0tc 1956 BUICK Uoadmaster 2 d r. Riviern Cpc., Pnwt•r window;;, »L•als, lltrering, 1nd br~;~kcs. -~VE-.,. Blul!ttnars, Pomeroy · 9 13 6tc • - More Tasty Desserts and Toppings I 121) -=c-c=--=19) For Scie....,-,-- - · - - - -- -- -----·-- ll1•:;irah!t• APARTMENT:; in 1\lid rl~,'llllrt. FUI'ni.'>hcd ur uufurni~ht•d. l'h cmt• 6170-J. II 12 6\c -·---- Venetian Bllnd.l, all sizes ltnd col(Jn. Free e;;limatcM. Jlnle Wippel Supply, 21~ Union Avr-. COOK WANTI,i:D Il l the C,lunh· }'omeroy, 8 31 lmo c Jlonw . 1-\t.'c Mt·s. frlcnn Th n1111; . ,;on In pt rsun at the hunuo . APPLF..S FOil SALF. - 1 lt!z mlli'-' II 1:1 lk south of Rutland. John L. Hom· int's. l:AN \'Oll \IS~ EXTIII\ MDNE\''.' 117) 8·28-1moe ----,.--, }'OR SALE : h ous(J , fivt• room~. bath, laree w;araee. cht•Rp fu1· quick IQ.Ic. Phone 6309-J. D 13 :Ht· ::=-:-::-- - - - " - - " FOR SALE: E1ta1e llcatrol ;,, $20. Ben B•tey, 21 S. Second Av~ .. Middleport. o 13 3t<· ' ' -~ - help Wanted llt>lp nl('l'1 1ho~t' monlhl1· 11;1y lll<'lltl-> on your h ome, Cill'. TV or ;l\lwr (!hli~ ll lions. MakP $:1~ Ill $~0 II Wl'Ck ill sp;u·r \1111<' ii UJlJllyi•ll-( i'UIISI\mers in l'unu• ro,v w11h 1!11wldgh prmluds . Slart imnwdiat !!ly. Wt•itr H:~w ll'lt:~:h \. D{'p1. Olll -84U-::112. l·'1· : (' port, Ill. 9 13 lip FOR SALE: 71 lll'rf'~ tlmhNinnd , J. F. Huffman , Chcstl'r. ll t I Sip ,.. - - -· -----8ULLDOZIR barm:ncnh CRAB APPLES for !ale, 101 Kerr Fur hire for pontls. P. M. Cowdery, St., ·P omeroy. Phone IMl-X. D ltl 31c a 11ct ~ .. 115 E. '-eoncl St. Phon. 11 "Butld Better For LMI" GRUESER BLOCK CO. 3 Milts Nurth at Pamuoy On Rt. H- C•ll Wm. Gru....-. WHERE YOU GET A 2·23-tf 329, throullh Guysville 1 " mtle: or 28 mile~ west o£ Park- FOIIEM-~-A:c~::B::o:::TT=.-:T:-:.v~.-=s=E=R.flrabur&, Va . &0 Holsteins, VJCE AU IJ'Iakea Repaired br K' and Frcll'h or pert Tec~uteiau. Pboue 6284 Y !!'>":•~· 1nd lfTnd~. Middle,.,._ &.111-tl In thc.,c ar.d pro- QU!CK SUVICI!l on WIIC!,b. Re. POMEROY, OHIO bull. Rerpie-We :~~~~~~~~~ will pro-pay mUk . are or real - palri"' Ill' F•clol"' Trolnoot Wllc!hmlker. COI.I..JNS JEWE. WHOLE HAM ...... " .. lb 45c Full Shank Half-FULLY COOKED WE BUY Hams . 3TRUC'I'URAL 1 B&AMB OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. LEilS. - - Health - the . Glen AUTO SALII:II • CENTER SLICES · · · · · · · · lb 99c BUTT END .. .. .. .. .. · lb 33c • lb43c Chickens • • • lb 39c. Roll Sausage, Super Right lea!l · · lib pkg 41 c Canadian Bacon, End cuts · · · · · · · · · · · · lb 83c CALIFORNIA-RED FLAME-LARGE SWEET CLUSTERS Quality, Service and Merchandise Tokay Grapes 2Ib 25c To mnt the d•llrel of ewery family .•• at 11 cost the family ..... MaryLand Golden Trevy-Finstewald Funeral Home Sweet Potatoes . 31bs25c "YOUR Phon• 215 . '• '. ...... Snobalt 12 size Cauliflower .• • -head 25c :. '~~· ., ,, RODNEY DOWNING ' H.. ltb AC:CIDIN1' Lift. ·c ..~tty end Bonda In MtbiLIPOitT, OHIO 6t~itl , · 1PHaNu 6311 I .; ................. '-'""""""L'«~~:.~---··~-~~~·-~~~--~··---~ SUt-ISET S'!ATION• PRESERVES 3 $100 SPICIAL On Your Dial IUY M.a. JAilS ,;] ~:;~ .... Shll~pCheese · ' Pure STRAWBIERRY 990 I ' .JQeperlb TO INSURA~C~ AGENCY ' .: r-r:wJaeOniiD SUNRISE Avltfnot~De. • Pan Readv-STEWING Slab Bacon, whole or half .. · .. · ·: .. .. lb 29c Boneless Hams, rolled, fully cooked . .lb 8Sc Jl.KTAL8 Pama'Ot Real Estate Broker Auc· & \-3-tl • • lb'59c I A.i1S~~te ~;· Pleee Checf.O.Bit Loaf . ......... ·>... 2:!b pkg 73~ ~ 1 i ·------------·''1 '· .J . . ·--. lb -59c , ,., . ,_ ' · S~"ftjpedge 4:\ Perchr .~ H . Low h;lands . "' DvWN l. Dose ot:. 1,nuld rnedlclna J ' I ' '> (_)f ~AS£ I 'Vl:. r R'-.'INh ro ()1--.lL'I t'..EFJ\1 St-c.nr u 'L At\Nfr-t u.NSI&L.£ Ttii"-K, ro I)I...J!! I M 2. Acc£>ss Here's how to work It: Ax y o L BAA x n Ill L 0 N G F E L L 0 W One letter llimply stands for another. ln ttoip example A It used ; tor t!1e three L's, X ro r th• two O's, ete. Slngle lett en. apos- , trophies, the length and tonnall~n of the worJs are all hints. Each day the .code letters are dlfhri!nt. CRYPTOQUOTE - A Cryptogram QuutuUon SZ TAQBJDF JQ JPTAQ'EJDF -CL.f'YSK. 1 • 1 ofmplding YHterday'a Cryptoquctte: PEACE TO COP.IWPT NO LESS WAR TO WASTE.-MJLTON. Dll!lrlbuted by Kitlg F~ntllr8• Syndlcalt ~HAN • pHI no lobe US"ed b~· Ol'ganlt1'1110nx 1 Mrs . Jo;;o•r,h TedetM:o n>l'en11y lllel'tlng In the club . roo:n s.. hono n•tl her daughter . o\d t· it' , on Mr~ . Bob McGJolhiHl dlst: ibute-<l l her lt'nth 1Jirth1ay with a par1y t tle ne~ yearbc~ok~GamP:l WL·rr pln.,.·rd and prizes , . T !lt> 1 re lt1f>nt_~ 1 '' 9 will hP hdd awanle~l. lti•fl'<·~hmenb wer" l->{' t'. "· n· 11 ~ w :n~ of Mrs. l'aul wd tu Phi lp Cooke. Diane M11l er, [·'cnlly at 8 I_M. I (;::. 1·-- 'fhhscu, llob Oll\•er, Louts t · " ~:- '.'h 1P'mn pr~:scntell a ' ~isJ:lOndo. Susan llntl Cull~en 1 · "l 11 · - " l 'lll II·: !hllllny .13~- ~ Stret>t and Diune Wt:~ods and Mar, "'r to 1·_· )p _he..1 ·1 "-_11'1" 'RO l''"'rl . f h n 1 g;,rtl Ronry. Senrli!lg gif1s were 15 Uckl!t , Sharon Gibbs and Ann ChisLr I Mrs. _(Jtl ll !l~::torgan :-': :: ..•t:Hl ul w~ \IUILL th ey ~>rt DINNER IJ " I e tr.g. · A ))l r thda y dinner nn the lawn A cllllrm"n's commiltce mcet-1 of I he !"red Roush home honormg ing w!\1 he bcld later thi.i month lhe 48th bir:hday of Mr . Roush . to coml'lct:! plans for th~· bazaar. l A.ltt'nding wer£' Mn. Ann Guodit'Om Cong.-.cssman 1 nit <> , M!"S. Mil\11• Holl'l~. Mr. aml 1 A Jetter 1 Burruidt\ con.-;:r.atulllltins them on Mrs. J,oren Roush , children Mr . t ttla lr Ll~raJ•y was n:t·d, I and Mrs. Mn. Frank Ridao anti ·" M rs . R_R I p h R• us h , ~ 0n Nii!w member.s accql1ed are Mrs -.on, M r .am.. 1 Nick Phelps, Mrs. Henry Buek, Mt and Mrs. Jack Spro1,1se, Mr . 11nd M1s. William Chisler, Nsncy Scal-I Mrs. Grant Roush and sons, Mr . ly anJ Mr-~. J..ouis Karschnik. anrl Mu Nelson Rourb <~nd sons, LION$ CLUB M1·. 11rfn Mr~. Don 0 . -ROWih and Tl-Jr Nrw Hii\'~n Lwm Cluh met I rhildr£n, Mr .and Mrs. Everett at the Am1 ric an L1•gion ]hi I on; Rou sh and dnughter.'l, Mr. and 'fut'.;doy SE-:pt. 4 John Wolfe pre- 1 Mr~ . Hobnl Rou<;h nnd daughlt-r~. ~ it!c•d lr, the nbs .!: nce of Kr· rmlt i fiOslb and hosle.s3E'S Wt!rt' M~s . ro~ 1 t. P.~a rk Ward ga\•c a report I Fred H:>ush . Jt•an G!'io ~tcad _ Danon th~ BIUlK!mobill! L'nit which n:o and Hal ph Rr.. ush and Mr . lind will bt! in New Hawn Sept. 17 _ 1 M:-s. Uickie Cl"in<;1ea.d und Susie. Pledge card_; wpre distributed .o the membe1·s and Hf'nry Buck, 1 Charlr-s Le.,ter, John Wolft' and ·OSOn Bob Johnston were <tppointed to 1 distribute pledces Lhroughuut the ar~a .. ll-hm1bers p1·esent were Hen· ry Burk, Jack Frey, Charles Jewell, George Jewell. Bob Johnson Charles Lester. Bob McGlothlin, Mark Ward ant! John Wulf z. Committrcs for the roming WILLING WORKERS year were announced on Tuesduy Mrs. Elmer Ohlinger was hos-l evening at the fint meeting of tess TutJsduy t'\emng when Uw I the ,•ear fur the Parent-Tenc hers Methodist Willing Workers meL A.ssotiatlon of the Masrm ElemenMrs. Carrie Bumgarner .assist~d t ary School. l'~nal plans were t~ade hr th~ 1 Pr{·~lding nt the mt\eting was fesllval at the chmrh Soturda~ \\loodl·ow l'oreman, president. who aftemoon . It was annoo_nced that announced the following rommif Sept. t1 at 7:30 PM 8 f1lm "M<~s- tee~>: tcr's Face" wlll be s~own at theBudget _ Earl Ewing, Leste-r 1 Men's Class. This showing will be Zerkle, Janet Surface, ]\{rs. E. A. on•n Jo the pubi>" I game .UtejUthily YFCLR 1 . ., •.,,_w.•.- 5~~~~~~~2~~~· ~r~-~-~-~-===~~~~~:: 2~.-~·~-~~~:-!·~·~·~=~~-~.1____ I pTA C-Oinml'ft.ees A.re Named I' Mcmlwrst11p --- Ja Ann Harbour sehackel, nnd charles -?. . Eulah Redmitn. Rulh Aldridg R:~-·an, Mrs James Maynard ,and Mrs. Charles Aldridge. Pwgram - Charles Carr, Lorena Wriss and Jf'an Wr\fner. Publie-i.W ~ Ida Diehl nnd- Jt'an W!lrne1·. 11o,-pitalil.v - Mrs. T . A. Hewittson. Lilah Zt·rkle- , and Helen Bleln-er. Safety - nnug Nease, Bill Fry and Charll's Carr. Chara'. \P I", Spiri1unl 11nd Educational Alice Roarh, Lessle Sleeth, and Alice Smith. Tht! group dec-ided al its meetIng to sponsor 11 fall festival in.rtend of thr community calendar during the coming ~~r~r. Tuesday's meeting wu opened wi : h the de\'Otivnals prcsrntNI by Charlene Diehl nnd By-Laws and Corutltutlonal changes rend hy Charlie D. ~Carr. ~rinc!pal of thr. school. A LIGHT STORY SPOKANE. Wash _ - '' Slices Remo¥ed SHANK END .. · .. · .... · lb 29c t~nd ball 31 01(\!\orse works 33. :Jubmer,cs 3:1. A-roll t~r. ~ - 1 of •lot• 40 · An[. .• r '" •• • ~,.....,.,_,......,,...~ "' tli.A~&.o...\. D.\ILY .. A sheriff's 1 deputy slopped two !{•ena~t>d biC.}'I'le rider~ and told them to ll~t s?me lights for their bikes. ThPy d1d. An hour later, another Officer ~topped theboy§. He reliev('d them of some red lanlcrns whieh had been tak:t"n from a cnnstruetlon company. ..,_..........._ Srnoked Hams lb 39c Slices Removed playe<l with l'lll'ket~ A..... ,.. 38. Me-dl~· 1 - 3 1 fJrm uf b q d 39. T~~~9;•ort l y rt>Jayot ruen and 1. fJ~J I, qtjar -They Get Results- Fi,., •·r. • SUPER ·R IGHT FULL SHANK HALF-NO CENTEl\ SLICES REMOVED w. - . SPECIAL LOW PRICE-CREAMY RICH ANN PAGE You have something To Stll, Trode or An· nounce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative, Phone ato .. , . . ' BETTER DEAL Karr & Van Zandt IF 90RAP mON - · .... '~-:{.ifj."• A&P-1956 PACK-IN SPARKLING SYRUP ~. . Pineapple _3 !!:: · ·89c Fruit Cocl{tail3!!:sz 69c Salad Dressing 39c BUY YOUR CONCRETE BLOCKS to t~~j~~::.·~~ LIBBY'S-SVRUP PACKED-1956 PACK SLICED Pomeroy, Ohla Rock Spring~ 79c ..........,... ..._ ' 29oz cans GET MORE irf.ATIORWID. ~ Mvlval 1 - c.. ..... ;:;::,' ........ ,.,. . 1.o n ~ R 21l tf Hottom. -:-H:=O::-L::IT::I:;I;N DAIRY, A -U - CT-IO_N_ RADIO & TEU.:VISION ~ERVJO" IIRIDAY, SIPT. 21st •t 1;00 Pbone 200. Cleland Appllan<"l' 10 m'Uflt east of Athens, on route Sture, 118 W. MaiD St.. Pomllroy DO ......__ ....... 3 (20) Business Services WA'N'(ED - l'aiftt-ini lntedur , rl!trn-ior. ronf, work g uer11nkt• d 6-Room house with hal h. full !JnscHales rea.!wnablc. Phone :l81 Y. menl, tl~ aCH of land, lar~tc Homer N. Bl'alcy, Pomeroy. aarag:e and other buildtn~ H. &r 9 6 i2h" J. W. Hoffman, Chester. D It 3tp :-:-c==o- - -----· ,-,.. SAU~: One mlrllll(• wa~lwr, 1ww parlii, good condilion . $2:5. Fridny K,·ssilllll'l". 640 Plum Sl , Middleport or call 63tll -.l. - I PAY LESS l ~O H FOR SALE : I A11er washi'r, A-l condition. 3 Jlnolt•um rugs sullllhle for bedroums, A-1 cundl- ONE Smal! !louse l'llrlly hlllll~h ­ tion. 688 Page St ., Ml<ldleport. ed, m•wly rlc•t•orntcd , ~-:nr<lg{'. Al Phone 6267. 9 II :.ltp ISO twn 4-ruom and bulh ~~~;~rl nwnt.s ~ llii:~Uie for two. l"all J'IBER GLASS Awnlnl{.'l ami door fiOOH. 9 II ti le canoplca. Ray-Gio. Gas hcate1·s. "· f'state Golden Cake . . each 55c Breakfast Rolls • • pkg27c Raisin Cookies • • Pks25C I lOM MERCURY Mont<'fay llnrd\op Cpe., McrcmuaUc Drivel rent--l£xt.ensloD Lftdders, $1.695.00. Ulacttnnrs, Pmne-ru)' For Scaffuht Boards, Droo CJ()tful:. 9 I :J Ulc Clinton Fisher, Middleport. Phone R2ti!I-X. 11 -1-U 1955 BUICK Spcdal 2 tlr. S('dan Dynaflow Drive, Hadio, lll'ul : 1· 2 five room apartment11; 2 four· $2,19~.00. Blaettnar.'l, i'onwr1 'Y· room apltrlment.s, 1111 with laun9 t:i Ute rlries and J.!HAI:t:t'!J- A.. N. Bcngl'l, Pomeroy, Ohio. Mf-.lf 19M PLYMOUTII Savoy 4 dr . Si•tlan, Clean insi1le anrl oul. YIJ r rent - Eleclric wullpaiJer $1.19~.00. BlaeHnars, Pomt•roy. f>lenrner . Clinton Fisher, Mid 9 13 6\t" dll•purt. Ph. fl21.l0-X. 11 ·1-11' Hl54 IIUICK Spcdal 2 dr . !;t)dnn Originlll b!Ul' with whl(•· !up $1 ,696.00. Blaeltnars, l'ottlProy. !l I :1 611· Sherbet . . · qt 39c Ice Cream Bars pkg of6--49c Bosco . . 12 oz jar 37c ~~("hln-s 1'-r-ol~th~'• 30. A ga.nw Bill H•ad. Daily Sentinel. Pomcroy.Middleport 0 .; Sept 1!, ., I I I :.s.!!lllin--· lpoet:) ·::rr:·cts.w '· , 39. Codden f?/the 'himt · -tz. I ' .",, ·'·'·""' til•"'fo,. 25."~~l~i" ... 3~':':,':;;~,F,~·::t~~;~ ~("~~.,;~~': 1 Cuckie~ 0t~tlt1J -o:l Nagbt Pbone ~9~4 7 Pbop.e 6227. X: DODGI--I'LYMOUTH DEALERS. S-6-tf Rem;~.tn1ng 19. B..r,,~~·e 20. Pul!J,\: no tire 12. Capil3. 1 (Nnr.) 2..! . A .!tiJil ot the ~:odia.c IT. Without toes 20. Brett!:~ ~ c:"uonr: ~~~ \C£ CR£AIA l ~: ~f.~;.~hPi 11) . A1:tit·mH Hl <sym.~ FURNITURE I 1 respt'("t tO . Asltrn 16. Ha<-11\1 ~:'1 BAKER J I ;!-. ll y ( R0 SSW 0 R0 ;1.• . 'l'ltteot $299.00 I I .. . 13. ~v~·~act 1 NOTICE •! 1 (11) Wanted To Buy will not he respon~ihle for any dt'bts contracted by a,nyone other tliau myself. Mrs. E. C. Riller, Portland. •ft· I Park \\'l'unt•.• ay l'\'t'Ulng. M:-s. Rogrr Kittle and son, Mlch-~ " ~ ·. . name" and prayer by M.f.!t , Anna Gue.!>t ' wtT <' !lw Rev _ and ~{s . ael. Glouster. visited heT aunts, Th_c .!~hssiOn Flel~ of North Retuter opened the meeting. A Gat·rlnf.'r and :0.1r:>; H. C. Ste.fy, Miss Vesta Mcroy ·,nd Mrs Burr I America was the Lupac of the de-- contributi on for home miui()lls ~1_art/~a l';ll'h ulcu n and Sandra Forrest_. and M~. F~rre~t W~neg. l ~ott~\ a;~ pro;{am l~d by --~5- was made lo McKe~vey H.all, Col u· JJ~p on. . day . Mtchacl who gradualed from er r , txon~ so 0 •, -- ~ mbus and for forctgn m1ssioll8 to FOI. ~ ~I~ ,~ mrlllhPl:~ w~re Manl~n I Gl ouster High School this sum -' C~urc~s One toundaUon' by Miss the Burmese School Center. It S~an Nf'da .llr.ii.Ho~d. J_ut!y Wtl - mrr is cn(l)lled at Ohlo Univt•rslly. ~e~(V I I'Ve Stobar_t opened the d~- was voted to make apple butter dtrll~ll h J1 1d.' \1arlln. P~tty Stef~otJOns _ and readmgs on .the tOPIC 118 a monev making project 08 Octfy _ C11·11h 11 :'>l'arl<·s. J.enmft•J' LohMr.•. l.ury Gregg underwent sn : w~re gtven by Mrs. Sehm Blaze- ober 2 and 3 Each member was w, llb_un•,·•• 1 1:11~1. ~u.sun ~eutz- (l!J£'rltti on (or gollt•r at Grant Hos- ~ ~~z, Mrs. Tb_omas Bentz, ~Miss requested to bring an article to ]~1 1 g, <·~H} ~lnL!P~. Su«Ml _slater, pltill ~cdncsday and will return Eh:.:a~.~·th Dav1s, and Mrs. Eldon the Or1ober meeting for a box, Bela Sl~ma Phi Sororl~y met It .·•rol S!'u\1 . 1>..1 :-->L.::w ar1, Carolyn hnme 1n approxima.lrly ten days. I Weeks. Pray~r by Miss ~obart which will be sent to Alaska. Tuesday rught September 11 at :"'i{hnhl lfl He r room nwnber ts 456 and h;;r 1 and a poem by Mrs. Emll Ball 8 P· m . at ~he DAV hall I~ Pome-I - - --· ~ister. l-'arie Erlcwine , and her : dosed_ the program . Mrs. William Bartels program roy for ,th~ar regular meetina. ~ i.EC.AL NOTICE dauJ~hter. Karen r.rc·gg. wei""(' in 1 Durmg the busines.t Sf.'.!::.:sion in chairman led a discusSion on the berta OBrtel_l was ehosen as the1r Seul<.'d prr:;JOsals will he rl'- Columbu;; and returned home to- 1cha·rge of the president, Mrs. Se- quadrenniel theme and goals of ValMtine Gtrl to be entered In . cPived by I he Board of Education day . Mrs. Charles Gilbert, another li?J Blnzewkz, the institutes which tbe WSCS. A prayer !or oew en· 1 the National C<Jmpetitlon. of the :M iddleport S<'huol Dis- sist_er, will. be with Mr;;. GN!gg :"'1JJ be held September 25, 26 and tf'rprise was read by the group Refrcshm~nts were served_ by BAOR ruBNITVU= trict of Middlepo r t Ohio. al the wh1le .she ts hospitalized. :!.7 were announced. to close the program. Barbara Gnndstaff, Janet Hmkle, office or the Superintendent. up Mr. an-d Mrs. N. B. Edington, Rcf•·eshments were served by Pi=escnt were Mrs. John Hart- Donna Jones, Sally Sauer, Carol ______ unt1l 12 :00 noun, eastern staudard 'Cuyahoga F~b . .and 1Mri': \Don the hosteas during the social bour. uilg, Ml's. Elmer Bailey, Mrs. Anna Spence and Martha J&ne Williams. WANTED: 1-'HYEHS, 3000 fl('Xt time, Sr.pl 291h a.~ provided by Burkey and daughtl·rs. Katbie. and 1 week. OnP half t•cnt above Cin- law for ull lahur. cq uipm•·nt and S11san. Marietta. spent the week t'illnBti for good chicken.~-~ material neccs~ary for I he- 'reroof. f!nd with Mr. and M r~ C. A. Em- I Sran1\lft'r l'uultry. CalJ 22348 ing of tlu: fthin S{-c!ion of t\IIP. mish. Huntington . 9 11 3h- .' Mlddlt•port ll i~ h Sehoul Buildin.L: necording- tn th r ~ 1w<'ificalion s nn . Shirley Roush is a mrdical pa· - - - ~-- __ flif' It\ 1h(• loffin·~ or lh~ Superin- llt•nt a1 Holzer Ho.~p1tal. t 14 t For Rent l:uth Hiiwklns i.~ vi.~iting Mr. . _ _ _ _ _ _ tt•ntkn1 ol Sctuwls_ and Mrs. Frank Ea~tep . Columbus. I Th<' P.oarl"i ,f 1-:Jillt'ntion rr .~cl'VI'S Sharon . Clln·oJJ. Marm:uluke, ~LEI-:I'IN<; HOO ~ I Cal l R:nv · lh<• riAhl In r d~·d any or all bids. Ark , NMmt Carroll, Rutlanrt, Mrs. !l 12 a lp ~-1" ordrr of 1/w Bottrd of Edu· Hob Grate, llanvHie, were recf'.n! The Hoh·l \far11n h;l s ~·~·;u!ahlc, u cat10n few room~ wllh runnm~ waler [ B• •a·1· Lloyd, Prt'sirlent guco;ts of Vanctta Cnrroll at the , home of Lui ~ Ceeil. steam h~a1ed and !lute! Sl'rvi<'c f'aul S Smart, Clerk Richard Vnughn. wh11 is l'mployat ~>Ped11i Wl;t•kly or monthly (~:l(~fJI .~:~·c..:•~t·~· ed al ll1~· F:v:ms Supermarket in ralcs to sll'lldy guests . llalf.-; 11G ( , ( ) R 1 Sl Albans. is ho1nt> for sevt'r21 low ~ S8 wt•ckly dolllilc orcu./. I '1~1 Jrnnrp Jlilll t'Y· A!-.,, lf!Om.~ for Srreial Barnrs-S i mn~(ln lnsuran('e AI!Pncy. days. M lu( 'I Ii!porL 1-~i rl!' - Automobile· J\/11;-s W~ I I' lt:Jiri'•\' tnok Mr ~ I Mt'l'lmgs, J•nrli<· ~. WNldings. Banqul"l.~. and pr ivate bn·allfa , 1, Bonds. Phon~ 6315-X 6-20-tl Otho \VnH~ lo !luln•r Hospilal fur a eheckup WNlnt•sday. Mrs \\'latts , luncheons, antl supper p<1rtie.s . - - -- -- ~-- Phon~ 39H In Mr. Sa IIIII I'! I 0 . l'er- {'OMT'U~'T'l<: lnsu~ .. 'lee P..oteetlca. went ln Wilk,. ... vllil' where she will ry, les.see of Hot e l :vlnrlin. Life. Auto. Fir.-, Polio Call Doll visit rebt1~· ·· fur .111 mdefinite per- 1 It's a masterpiece- It's exclusive at A&P- Fluffy light A&P's new deluxe ice cream-utra creamy rich and Mi\l11 . Mldrlleport. Ohln iod . ' 9 10 !moe and airy, made with unported Dutch coroa for delectable extra smooth-Avaiiable in three delicious flavors Mr and M1 s rlohPrt Miller anrl : rlavor. Wonderful served plain or esp~ially good Iced, thrp-e chilrlrPtl. who have been liv- ' VANILLA NEAPOLITAN OR MAPLE NUT-Make any with ice cream or topped with whipped cream. Try it this ing in thr Dar~t pro1w rty on Fuur- 1 meal a festive occa-sion. Mirldlepurt. 9 t1 6tc week. th Avt>nUt•. haw• I'Piurnf'd to th;•1r , - ----.. --~hnmf' in New Ynrk slate. Mr MilSLEEPING BOOMS r<•r re11l wilh MIDIH.i':PilliT -- U-room frame C<)(Jking privdPI{es, 127 BulteriiOIL~e with halh, wHh cnclusetl l!..!r W.:J~ ~1llplu.vt•d at li"le Vnnlldium 1 1 nut Ave. Pomrro:'. 9 !5 t2tc side 01111l lroll t porehc.s. Gas plltnt, t;rllham S1at11m . Mrs !;ale lry~ell wll ~ 11 business ! ___ ---__ _ _ _ lwatlllg full hast'llW!ll. Vouble Chocolate Iced-Double Layer-Square CRESTMONT-LEMON, ORANGE OR PINEAPPLE po~sihhdoing gurue:c. l.ol JUOxlUU and located vi,;ihlr in i\1hl·ns WPdn•·day. $2.0U HOt:Hl.Y Mr and Mr Stl'<'le, Pri11ceton , W 1ighl ll.Shf'l!\lll:.' wurk al \wme. at UUti Snulh Thin! Mrcct, near Nu cxpcrlcn,·e nece!->.> 111")'- Write :;chools omd uw1 ke~. Priced at Va; vi.~tlNI hNf' Wcdn<'~day al th.: homt! uf \ol1· and Mrs l'lifford Ow "l'ANCO Mf~. l"o ., fl:1117 West only $5ll11U no . Borden's ELSIE Frosticks Brown Sugar Buns-Fresh daUY !lS and family and were accompnn- , Third, L<>s ATIJ.:PIP _.; 4R, Coli[. l:UCKLER REALTY 9 I::I 2tp E\olt 229 Phone IOB·Y 1~d back hy thclf daughter, PatriClfl. who ha~ snc nt the week here . . ' Two Dcdroou1 s , kildl! n. livtngFeature this woe~-Regular Price 2D.c · Wonderful for Ice Cream Topping-Milk Amplifier l''rpd I (;ardn~r. pastor o! th1• fi>OIO llPI•rn xi Jllilll •l)• lhn•t• 11tl" ' Chut·(·h of ('hrtst. Mrs Gardner : f.cc<.~l J.:lmlf'n $:1~ llfl jwl· ruont h. Con - - - - · -- ft.;r~ 0 E McKinley, Mrs Geor~c 1 lul'l Alex WhL"l'i<'l , 1\ppl1• (;ru\l' , FUH SA:.J·: -- P~ar,: 'iirhy Heal E&- Child.~ and Mrs M L Kelly attend· Ohln. 9 13 3[(hte, Rutlan4 Townshi·~- 31 cct a Tri-Slale Rally of Christiau ;-,\oOMs~--.-.-,-B -A_T_H_, -~o-l:o_l_e st. ac-re:; l;mJ, huusc, barn and out Church('s in A::.:hland Tue~dny. building!!. See GeMge A. Mein~f~ small rclliih le family. $3~ h.:Jrl., Administrat-or. 6-1-U pN mon 1h. See Mrs . HowHd Cl'l"il, 80U W. Main S!., Ponwroy f'VI'Idng~. 9 ll Lf MAX WARD Tender· g;e~n pod BEANS $L50 per '.Jushel. Furnish own containers. Delbert Smith, Racine. Phone 3683 9 12 6tp - - - - ~ - - - - --165 acre FARM fur sale 3 miles southwest ul Hutland on Gravel Road _ Sehoul bus ruute , 6 roum frame hous ~·. Willer piped in kitchen <HH• oulhuildings, tleo.:tricity, 2 w1·11s sofl w:lkr , nlso a ~r. rlng , i.l \'r·rv gond farm for dairy and raising (•hiekc[ls. Min I"! a! ri~:hts r·e.; crved. $4000.00 Write Kail ~:blin Beech Havm Worthingto n, ohio. Or cull TU ~260 . 9 12 31c 'H dll.raed for advcrtbirl.lll nut paid '!or before tbe UU. of eacb JaODth folknriDJ iolutiOil. I Mn W lh \ 's Junior l.irb , Clast. 11ors in P.arker,;burg Monday. Mrs . John Smith entertained the Methodist church mtt Tue~day ard, Mn. H()ward BoUa, M_n . Oil· of thl· !'.lldrll : port Church of Mrs. Wtlliam Everson and- Pat-j Women's Sodetv of World Servlce crnoon at th~ ctlurc_h with M~s. ver Clark, •Mrs. WilJiam E1chin1er I L"hnst l>ihl,• Srhuul ha d a frictl ricla and Mr s: Bernard Fultz and I uf the Enlerp~i.se EUB church, ~very Goeglctn preS1dent presJd- ~-·Mrs. Annact~f~e~ ~~fh~Ulta~ 1 0~ 1 elt an chu·h·n Jli{'IIIC at I he Huadsitle Bet h wtore vlsJtors ln Gall'polis on Tuesday evening at her borne mg . . . , . o-rgan. }fr~ .• . Wednestla~·Nye Aven e ' Croup smgmg of 'Glory to His . Mrs. Avery Gocglem, 0 t eentl per word for tbret ._ -- ------- ' on Tl.lesday evenin!l SPpt 4 f'rtsent rA thr mettlng v.-f'rP I P1eeedlng: tl} e me H tng the Mr ~ !J3k ifow~rd Sr. Mr)l W A J I ec»tl\'l' Qojllrd mt'l The ml'e ' Dcnni~. ~·M.h WO,.I~-'6. ~ LUI tfuld , a ..-biH~· ~ee,.lng ~·t !be ~n~d With · ~- (ft).ll-tct an.l · Jr1hn MOr'J,an, ,.-Mn J ~. Abel. Q'he New Haven Woru&n I~Jub/J\l~x- ~ulf!~~~o~~ c.ll~~ ! ~~~ Mtl. Georjt McCarty 'a t n 1 Carl King Mn . .•ymond h""-T -r· ler 'lf reslgnJ~tlon wa• reaJ M~"l . Jrllng, Mr"- 0 J . IC, Mh ,'A M<-l'"'' <ecec. tl> mo•od A<thu< W•h•dl aod ltn Wyol< 1"\ ~!rs . J1ck Fry wa 1 appo1nled H Cha1wf11 . ACROSS 3. Marshy 2ri. Throw 11 co· Lib1 ary ehairman awl Mrs. E , SHOWER ·1 :"Anim&!'11 mt'adow :.:G G1'1 man L, Slelll appointed to f!ll lh t Vii A. mtsu·lillnt!"Us ~hower was re tur 4. War-g ud a!.!l!{';: ney uf Mrs . MtCarty on tht- L1 ceutly held honorin" Mrs. Jat 'le.o; ,. t! .Q}ult-r lf("orscl marines !')1·ar)' Comm~lee . Jlayman at 'he bome of Mrs . lt t:~iarmerit ~ - HH• will\ 1h Y· . bf-rt palt: Housh Co-hGIItelle~ -..t>rt' 9. Cbh· 1il<t ti!Lnd p. 1enA worktng ~~hedule was 5t'l up I Mr.~ . Lort'n and Orville Colema 11 18'. Bol!f-"1 6 . r.~·a\' '-' out e'ed) Jy Mrs. JiUPl'S Hlmp'lon norl ead1 Gt.me, W6f"t' played. many lovely of.liihielo.JJ 7. Warp-y arn 27. 11-··too h.l! n1embN was apponlk'd il dalt• u11 gJft~ Wt're re('tJVt'd and rdr .•l->h· J2,0ilbf 8. Hot and 2\Y. Colwh1ch to work a1 the libra ry. 1 mcnts ~erved to the large erowtl . humid teoctlon Thf' club vote-d lo purt:hH :-;e a . Partwrose pela!t P I um ' TheSehJCe w .omen's Society of Ch~ist-1 Reuter, Mrs. SC!ott Folmer, Mrs. of the Rock Spnngs WUliam Bartell, Mrl. Amos Leon· I 1 J•. - -- Rock Springs Methodist WSCS Meeting HeldT uesday Sept. JJ· IMrs.lohnSmith 1/s Hos~ess For Mrs Earl Kmght and daugbter, Church s""iety Marilyn Sue, were business vis- · """' Hi~h • • .. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 .; Sept 13, 1956 • f ' WATCH THIS SPACE WATCH THIS SPACE WATCH T~l$ SMCE ' . ...4 .. I -·- �I ' 3-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mldrtleport 0 .; Sept 13, 1956 ' • ona ' pe Braves To Face "Jinx Team" HITS THE TOP In Tough Twi-Night Contests -r&P KRO£l 5EEM~ "toughie" in a tw1 -m~ht do.ubl eheader with th~: PhJiadelphia Phdlies. The fillh ·placc Philhes h!lvc · a 1"0..8 edl'(e O\"cr the Braves and are the onl} t~'am 111 the circuit with a chance to beat them in their se<Jsnn srru•.-, A sweep would boost the Brav(' ~ · lead to two gaml:.>. il spht would them six perct•ntage point~ r::.::====~====~~ ~ iuleave front and a dou hl r loss wou lt.l enable the idle Brooklyn Dodgers 1 I to take over the l<JIJ rung undisputedl y for tht• f1rs1 lime since 1 Aprtl 28. Wnrren Spahn LS slated to try for the 200th victor} of his career tn one game w1\h rookie Boh Trowbridge 2·1 gom~ in the olher for the Brave~. For the Phillie ~, CAN Rub in Roberts <Jnd Jack Meyer ar ~.: slated to hurl With Iloberts gunning for his lBll1 wm Thre• Share Hero Role• Bill Burton, Dub Huh! and JOI) IT'S Adcock shared the hero laurels . BETTER when the Braves suc~.:es.s (ully met TO BE their bi ggest tc,t of the season Wedne sday. Burlun. who hll a Ln. pie in the first llllllll!o:, knncked m the deci sive run with H single 111 THAN the eighth mnin~ after an errol' I.Jy Danny 0"\ onncli hel ped the Dodgers st·orc llHL'l' mns 11nd pnrdure a 7·7 llt' We Do Expert Work On Bultl. bcakn hy the Dodger~ 1 WHEEL ALIGNMENT Tuesday ni~ht. reec1ved credit for 1 his eighth v1etory nf the season AND BALANCING over them whil f' Adcock whacked , AND BRAKES a two-run honwr 1n lh!! sixth that put Milwnukct• ah1•ad. 6-4. Jt wa .~ Adc·ock's 13th of lh1• ~ :·ason ag ~:n n st Brooklyn - l"Juall!ng thl' majot· league season mark. 1 There':s no rest today for the llilwauket> Braves who rind the1r season-long "jinx teil.m" the next obstacle in the rocky road to tbe National League flag. Relieved, but hardly fresh, after Wednt>sday'5 pr('ssure-filled, 8-7 triumph over the Brooklyn Dod.~:ers, the Braves haw another Avert Smash-Ups I 1 I SAFE I SORRY ro fJe W,E,..1RJN6 r;IAr 'H"IfAI CAll YOU ms 11 ~ t.OOK A'OW I We Sell and lmtall AUTO GLASS Thf' thmt.plllf·c Cint·innati Rl'd· legs fell tllft•t· ganw .~ olr tht• pace with on lj.• 15 tn pl;ty whl'n .TtJ}Jnny Anlonelli hlJ lli•d .1 three-hiller to give the Nl·w Yo1k 1;1antg an 8·0 lnumph . llomt•r.., hy Juckic Brandt nnd Daryl Spcnr("l" helped Antonelli ~corr h 1 ~ Wlh wm and hand Joe Nuxh.all his lOth defeat. Sam Jnnt's ~ trur·k vut hve and hurled a four Juw·r as 1he Chical(o 1 Cubs deft•Hted thc /'Jtl sburgh Pi- I I Hackett's SAFETY SERVICE Hours 8 to 5:30 PM Eve&. By Appointment W. Main St. Pomeroy I School lunches taste better HI g h II g ht' S 's5 ,.,. e: w I I I B w Ii n g Nationol L••ou• 1 1 NEW YOR:::.: UP - DetrOit and tMilw.a k Pet. GB Cleveland are both eyeing Cindn- Brookr ec 83 55 .604 1 noll \ Btrdie Tebbetls " manager Cindn~:ti 81 58 : : 3 f'IIAT #1-5 for 1957 Jt was learned toda)' by St Lo · 69 68 .504 14 V!CTOI?J' 18 the United Press_. Ph.t'lod~l p h 1· 0 63 73 _"rod ... 19" N lth h Ti '"' -r;c Crows Chicks stayed on top of a nlce Ml series a 5 he put to7"A.tf 0' e er t e gers nor thl.' In- Pittsburgh 61 79 .436 23lh the Plll'kcrsburg All Star Bowling getber. games of 223, 1M and %1-!ANr€1? dlan~;: "have much of a chance to New York 57 81 .413 26J,.I League last night as they won 203, while Paul Clifford followed 1'-'15 Pt/7' get TebtK:tts, though" according Cblcago 51'1 83 .399 281,i two out of threw from TbOJ"nfia' with 542 and We.!! Belles bad 321.lilA< OVER to the 80urce, because GcneTal Manager Gabe Paul of the Red W.Gnesd•y's RMultJ; Super Market at the Coliseum AI. BiH Harlow, the former .star aoft.. l1o,ooo leg s •'works together with him ex- Milwaukee 8 Brooklyn 7 leys. The Chicks now llave won ball catcher, had 569 to pace the 1Vt~AP ceptlonally well and wants the New York 8 Cincinnati ' ~ ~YP. out of their first e:i~ lil&me.s losers. 7"/IE 1956 present set-up lo continue for a Chlcaso 3 Pttlliburgh 0 mght ] JD. the tough _West Vlrgmla clr- THORNE$ SUPER M.ARKET MOA'f!f lOng time to come." Only games scheduled. I Cult. C. Reeder 177 166 td 480 PAI?AP£ The 45-year old Tebbetts, cur-~ Thund~y'1 Problble P~hers The locals had two good games Duskey 1~9 173 178 510 rently a leading "manager of the SL LoulS at New York mght again last nieht as they rolled G. Reeder 179 191 194 M4 year" candl<late for the job he Mizell _13-12_ vs Worthington_ 5·12. 920 in the first line and 919 Jn Dluvens 1M 187 190 530 CJncrnnatJ at P~ttsburgh mghtthe final game, but had a lapse Harlow 214 182 118 589 1 .has done with Cincinnati this aea· son, has one more year to go un Jeff~at 6-2 vs Kim~ 13·1~. . in the middle Une as they rolled Totals 882 889 882 28:i3 der a three-year contract he signed Milwaukee _ at Phiiadelphla 2 only 788 for a total of 2627 for CROWS CHICKS with the Redlegs .at the start of games, twtllght-night ---Spa~n the everting. The apposltion hlrd Clifford 182 169 191 542 lfEEDEP the 19~3 campaign . 16-10 and Tr11wbrldge 3-1 Vs R6- 882, 889 and 882 for a 2653 total Menchini 153 148 193 492 oNlY ~(Ill The Tigers and Indians are both berts 17·16 and Meyer 7-8. Paul Riggs led the Cbicks wtth Riggs 223 13ft 203 ft81 1'/IE l. AST ~ shopping for new managl:!rs for Only games scheduled. - - - - 'Louks 177 141 173 491 7 vs Pierce 1·7. Bell lt!J 177 1159 G21 HOLES 11J 1'1£ IN the coming year and both " have Friday's G•mes New York at Kansas City-Ford T 1JIC U. §. OJ'i!N, 1 made definite overtures in Teb- Ch.icaso at Brooklyn night o as 920 788 919 Z627 17 _5 vs Gorman 8-9. eur WtWr4betts' direction," .said the same St. Lout's at New York Washington M Detroit -stobbs oveR- W4,. sources. 77-1!5 W.4'5> ,1/lf;- FIR!-7' Milwaukee at Philadelphia night 15--11 v.s Foytack 12-12. lnternetlonoll Leo~gut 3 UPAT" r.ll£ Tebbetts and ex·G lant Manag. IHAJOR rJ?!UMPII Only games scheduled. Baltimore at Cleveland· JohnPlayoHs ''l'H rl/c !# ."'! PRO CAR~ER er Leo Durocher, as a matter <>f P.6-A. ~1/fAt.. Amerlc•n League son '1·10 v.e Score 16-9 or Garcia Rochest-er 12 Miami 3 rriAT 60ES (JACK fact, have been the two most W. L. Pet. GB 10..12. • I Montreal a Toronto 1· lfUi LO~r; 7V 19~7 - /3(/f HE sought after pilots during the past New York iJ A!fp 2. 89 Ml .640 Baltimore at Ch1cago night Amtrlcen Assoc:latton !lAO COA'IE tYI!(JHr.Y three months. Cleveland 78 59 .569 10 Washington at Kansas City night Semi-Fin.l Playoff C"l.O'i>£ Tfllf, YEARBraves Boaton Even the Milwaukee 77 61 .558 II% New York at fktroit Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 0 W£'rc interested in Tebbett's serv- Chicago 76 fll .555 12 Boston at Cleveland Omaha 22 Denver 3 ices for 1957 until they signed Detroit 71 67 .1'114 17J,i Fred Haney for next year only Baltimore 59 79 .428 29lf.l last Tuesday night. Washington 57 81 .413 31\2 "When HHney ~uccceded Ch.arlito Kansas City 44 93 .321 44 Grimm fts manager last June," Wednesd•y's Results . .... 1 the source revealed, "the Braves Boston 4 Chicago 1 / ~ . weren't at a]) .sure that Haney Detroit ~ Washington 2 would be the man for them next Cleveland 2 Baltimore 1 night year. Tcbbetbi was their first Ksn. City 7 New York 4 night By Jack ('uddy middleweight title, Cl'edlled .,bet- chOice if Haney had (ailed to make Thursdo~y'• Probable Pltchns United Press Sports Writer ter condition and smarter boxing a good showing." Roston at Chicago - Bt·ewer 19S\'HACliSE N. Y. Ul-' - Fiery m t&<:tlcs" today (or hls savalle·vic Onnwn Basilto. whn recaptured tory. the wchcrwt•ight crown from The 29-year old Ci!tmt'n gave Johnny Saxton Wednesday night Saxton a hloody beatmg and and is rast in~ co\•rlous eyes on the · stopped hirn 1n the ninth round of their return fight before 8,M6 tn r<tlcs, 3-U, In th1• Pthl'r NL gam.:o. WtH" M~:morisl Auditorium but he By ED SAINSBURY the line," h.e said. Walt Mon·n ·:- ,evl·.-,th ·innin.e: hom - mLLqt grant New Yorker Johtmy a United Press Sporh Writer Veteran Quarterb"k cr snnpped -~~·orl'ly~s \lc and "rubber tille match." hcfore he CHICA£;0 l1P - N[Hthwestcrn AI quarterback ParsP~h. 1 an will Cubs <Hi ded •1ngle r1..1ns in the goes after Sugar Ray Robinson's would have a successful season U I go w1Lh the samt' pair IIVallablf' CJgh1h and ninth innings to :;eal 160-pound crown. Jt l'OUld only flm:;h m the fn·st dJ· last year. Dale Pienta and Jack Vern Law's l!:ilh dcfc.1L For Carmen an-d his handlers, v1swn in the Big Ten grid chase Ellis. But both were injured nt Y•nk le•d Sh•ded a.L least, the tec hnical knockout The Wildcats might turn. up lwo pJ one time or another dunn'{ the:r In the Americ;m LcaRu e, the t•·ium ph £dtled the s lx-monlhs dia. the ~harpest breakaway runners in career and duplication could leave K.,osa~ City Alhl!!lics deft·ated the pule over who should havr won al , the Ie.ague. the Wildcats in trouble. NC!w York Yankees, 7-4. anti cut Ch1cago l~t Mareh., wh.~n Saxton Sophomore Wilmer Fowler, The full back could be one of tht'ir lead Lo Ill gaml'.~ when th ~ took the ~1tle fro'"? Has11io on a Mansfield, Ohio, has virtually thrcc players, Ed Qu.inu, Lan·~· Clt•vl'IRnd Jndi<tns shaded the Dal- controvrrs1al tlecls10n. clinched the slartm,il left halfback 1 Van DUst!n or John Foster, and timorc Orioh•s, 2-1. EddtP. Robin Cut Off R•treeh job and has sparklPd in early w1!h the competition now going on son and Lou S ki za.~ hi!mered for •·t fought a much 11marter fight drills with h1s speedy tlodg1ng 1h.e eventual starter could do more thr Athlt.-tics, who kayoe d '!'om last night,"---said the cx•onion runs. going the di stllriee frrquen~ - than a satisfactory job. S t u r d 1 van~ ':Yith five runs in th(' farmcr from nearby Chittenango, ly from well out. Veterans will be ava!lable fur f1rst two mmngs. 1 N Y., who became the ninth man A tt!lurned serviceman. Bob "'1r.each lme job with Guards Joh r. F:arly Wynn jilnin ed his l71h win in wdtcrwelsht history to win KI,I!vt>r, could take over the other Lohbauer, Tom Williams and A\ r 111 the ~ l'ason for the Indians and back thr title after losing it. ~ truek the decisive hlow of tlH! "I u ~c d boxlng-in-tacltcs," he halfback spot to gl\!e new coach. Viola and Center Ted Ringer out . game whrn he hit a s1xth-mning continued, "and cut off his re-. Ara Parseghian scoring threats standing. llomrr Wynn yiddwl seven hits in treats when he tried to circ~e. in- (rom east post. McKtever. too has For the other jobs Ben Napolski, B 1-:l mnings :~nd Don Moss! came stead of following him around the been a standout in enl'ly workou~~. Stan Dwyer, Ted Hysell and Cliff ahowin:~ signs of fuUillint; the out 4lf lhr t1111lpcn in the ninth l•l circle. like at Chlcugo." Peart could tUrn up at ends, and promi:se he displayed in high. wrnp up mattPrs. Happy Carmen, with a slight John Smith and Alan W~yhrieh at F'rank Sulllv11n plteh.ed a live- cut on his left cheek and a some- school before he le!t the Wildcat the tackle spots. hi\t('r for his 13th win as the Bos- 1 whal swollen nose, said: ••J won campus for military sC'rvice. Overall. the Wildcats will be Lineup I• Uncert•ln 10n Red Sox Knocked the Chtca~o the l"lght at Chicago too, but did flurly good sited with fair speed. Even with tbesc runners, though, 1 Wh1te Sox from third to fourth no\ get it, lllthough 1 wa.s a bit Northwestern faces a lleven But plal'e with a 4·1 deetswn. Jat•ki {' stale then from over-training for the Wildcat lim~up W<Js uncertain game Big Ten schedule, missing .li ns('n hit his 19th homer to lead lhe postponed bout. And I didn't and Parseghian wnnt L'd to keep Huston's 11-hit attack. fight smart." it that , way. With !hi.>; in min<] only lowa and Michigan State. Jtl ly Hoe ·t wor. his 18th ganw "Dul I won 't fight in Chicago," he has shu!fled his lineup steadily Wilf'll H<,rmr,n Kill ihrcw's £'!'!Or Ua.,;ilio declared. and expects to keep Jl up. UNLUCKY DAY w1th the• ha!'les filled in lhr• ninth Mouth Bedly Ripped TAUNTON, Mass. - All Ed· It keep:s the boy.o; on tbe1r toes. ward Nune.s got for heLping poHce pr1 ~t·ntt•fl th1• Ot•troit Tlg('rs w1th Saxton, who will be out of action d :J -2 v1dory ov~:r th£' Washington for wcelHI because of the badly A player .~oesn't ~are" become caleb a car thief was a $25 fine ~l'nat1•rs. nppC!d left sldc of his mouth, llkc· compl~cent, he s<ud. and we After overtaking the thief witb haven t made_ ~p ~~r minds yet his car, Nui'Jes headed for home. I.;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;,;;;;~, wtsc said: some poSitiOns. , En route, be IMt control and on "I won't fight again In Syracuse Even a .000 record. for t~~ sea. j wrecked his ear against a tree. HDst llo got away with butting and othtor things la 5 l niw:ht, here io hiS son wuuld be vast ~mprovement The fine for reckles:s drlvlng folfor Northwestern. wh1ch tost elsht ' owed . own backyard." IJJimes and tied the last match last :.:::.:::·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Johno:v said tbe ripped mouth, Crisp. cotton housedress--button front stylO--V neck· l:ear Nnw Is the time to gel The Wildcats have not won o which required nine !titches, Wl\<t line, bound with white pique trim. Full swinJt sldrt, ready for winter driving. caused by a butt, not by a punch. ~ill Ten game since beating 1111· washable fabric with all over print in black, brown and Saxton will receive about $71,400 nOls in the last game ol the 19~4 blue, " from the record central New York ~~~ason. $134,939 gross gate and $75,000 , Th'!s year Parseghlan was some· TORONTO, OHl~'"l wellhed 19? MISSES SIZES 12 T~20 , lbs, when I s\arted t.akJ~ Rtmnel TV-radio money . His 40 percent of "(l!at hopeful. "We're going to !!Ur· COflct~ntfate. l"va had wonderful re• HALF SIZES t6~ TO 24'h all net receipts iJJ twice that given ~pse !omeone somewhere ahms ault1. I have lost 73 1m. •nd never have t rune hunrr:r " wrt-.ea ll:lda Basilio. who will wind up with j :· Stewart. 909 M•in S1., Toronto, 0 . .flft'ed the seeond kByO jn hiS" ca· I lei!~ I like a new poel'IOn." about $3.5,700. A8k your lb'UIIIIt for f oum:ea of Johnny, fovored at 7·5 in the reer of 60 fights, that each of the Uquld RENN:!L Concentute. You'll never know 1 hUT1J!1 moment wb.Jia tate betting, suffered such a bat. three rina officials gave him only reductn11 wUh RXNr..EL. tering Wednesday night as he suf· one of the eight completed rounds. K~EP.-~ I Carmen Basilio Scores Convincer By Soundly Whipping John Saxton .'" I I - ---·· -- AROUND THE FOOTBALL CAMPS OF TOP TEAMS IN MIDWEST - I a ).1 \UlTLEY I ttn· 1 I l I Macle with fre•h Bolsam Breacl I 1 I I , . j I DO YOU NEED A NEW BATTERY? LOST 731bs PLIASII WITI RISULTS ~ . ' GERIATRIC- " FORTIFIED TWERAPEUTIC - VITAMIN FORMULA A.• uildtr of tMf'OY. Stimul•l" the . tpptfi,.. and 1upplles Iron XIR ·' • 10 help p,..v.nt tlreclness. las· II, Olllmllottd; will not dillorb . ' -..gulor dlplllloo. ' .. ' ........ ' ·~ ' tarks $2.95 ELBERFELDS AT BATTERIES with bllle'P ~ SIE8LER ~ .Lft ut oltoul II"" h.., 'to ..,..bm. manv bill<. Unc0111cl1tlonally guar•ntHCI by more then 31.000 Atla11 IIIIo OM, with Otlt pl4cl to P'lW aod on• low..P'lVmc"t O.•le111 In 41 1tlfH. GROUP 1 18 MOS. GUAR . ... . S9.9S' 36 MOS. GUAR . ... . $14-90" 48 MOS. GUAR •. ... $19.20' I GROUP 1 18 MOS. GUAII:. . · ~· $12.24' 36 MOS. OUAR. $16.90" 48 MOS. GUAR. . . $2G.43' 'EXCHANGE • HAS IT • OILY SIEILEIIAS IT • OILY SIE8LEI ~ . . ~ • t: ! !i YOU GOING• - ~<#' Kloes•Mik• Mt~lt.n Phone 9391 Mlddlepon • ..,..... .. ' HARDWARE ' AND MIDDLEPORT,- 0~10 lea•• •edt 1o r~~•llhllh ef neorby ~ - EDITORIAL PHONE 397 Pomeroy- ~ddleport, Ohio, Frtday, September 14, 1956 FURNITURE - By Ul\ilTED PRESS Na•.ional Guard refused tn bu9ge from an embattled ~~~~~·:c~h~oolrullng at Clay, Ky .. \O<Lay despite a Kenlucky ,at·ijtal the admission of two Ne~o ~ illegal. IM Ann- M W/• · rs. 8 • 1f J.Se trO\.·PS rto.;A. their ordered by Gov. A. B. ·~,:~t~o hold back pickets so ~ could walk unmolest the near empty school. [~~.~~''' were bo-ycotting it. not immediately known t b e Negro chilch'en'a Mrs. Jamee Gordon, agal"o, defy the mob and tJ:wm. ~.to . tl\~ school. She she ha•fDot decided. · Chancllet:'a office took no imme on tbe rul_lng by Sta.te Ge.ileral J. &$. FergUson Webster Coun Wls to meet later the tullng. other former spc)tl but In Pfl't fOT at Clinton, 'l'e-nn., Blrmh1:gham, Ala., 1 u.. Jll.~ 6 .., ,_ u~ . Funeral SerVI'_ces Schedu}edMon. 1 j Ohio Fuel Gas An action for damages In the amount of J5,1Ui.64 was filed in tbe Meigs County Coutt of Com· mon Pleas today by David A. Oakes of Portsmouth ag:ainst the: Ohio Fuel Gas. co.· of Columbus. cause for the aetion stemmed lrom the ~ollision of a vehlt:~le owned bv the Gas Co. and a truck· trailer- lOaded with building Stool!, owned by Oakes, Sept. Ui, 1954: on M.::sser Hill, north o.f Pomeroy. The action clairm neglig~nee on the part of the Gu Co.' driver caused damages to the trailer truck and loss of tlsuage in the 1 a~unt claimed in the suit. Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Marie Wi~ 73, · Min!frsville who died in Meigs General Hospital this morning at 10·30 will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in tlle Ewing Funeral Chapel, Tbe deeeued is survived by her hu4ba~;~d" J!feny Franklin WJse; t~ee daug!iten, Gqtrude B~ld· \ w1n of Ravenna; Bertha Llevtng . and WinlfrCcl Voll of StoW, o.; two t104!, ~y F Wise, Jr. of Stow A MANGLED ~ILl o! ~o4 WT<Ckago ta and L.ewis Cecil Wise o( Miners· OreyhuuM bua alter ifaeadou cullialon .11 truclc em U. B. 24 ne8li Monroe, )(leb. VI ~, · .(l.lso surviving are two gr.,.ad ta injured. The crash ana fta.a..- ~ -"~ c;hildrerl. · autrJe on th11 = 1,,~~ old bead,• , ~'- friends ma" call ll.t .ttre" fU,jjl!r,il 0itb:ena CliUll:eil . .' . [' b '" . C 1'a~Sed" . home at any I ti.IJll!. ~ Burtf! I e \ Word warn~eived' tollaY" of the d ~ 1 t a made in the GflmoceCemetery sudden dhth due to a heart attack 1 1 1nc:Kiu nt: a . ew at J\{iners\lille. '.~ I or Mrs. Clyde B. Jhle (11ee Freda IDIIIlen, m a IU!ppold) wife of Clyde B. Ihltt at Tl'IUI'Id&y night. He th.elr home in West Covina, Cal.....,.~onlsta "want . ifornia. evet')'wbere we can get W . " She was the onlv child of the lt:." ' late George and Elia Rappold and K·a sw told the applaudlng Is survived by her husband nnd members of· an A!Sbama Wblte their oJ)ly child, a daughter Mrs. CJtizens CoUDc:il tbat "a collapse Ralph Shafe and a grandson DonOf law and "order is .bear at ' band" ald Shafe, who also reside in West ~d pi'edicted some aegregatlvni&ts Covina, CaUfornia. wiU diJ tor tbeb' call5e. Funeral arrangements are in· Kaeper was sentenced to a year complete. ~n prt,_ on on coni.eJll:pt chllt'ges for Funeral services for Carrie Am· Mrs_ Jhle is the sister-in-law uf maldn,J. anti Negro speecbe11 at anda Warner, 81, a former re81dent CUatl)ll ·In defiance of a Federal ! of Chester · will be held Sunday at Miss Vida Ihle of Po~~;~eroy, 0. Cour( illjunctioil. He Is free under \2 pm in the chester Methodist a $1,000 appeal bond. Church. S he died Thursday afterThe ruUng in Kentucky' was noon at tbe ·homc of Mr. and Mrs. balled on a U. S. Supreme Court Clifford Enlow at Belpre, The Rutland Garden Club Civic d~e of M,ay 81, 186G, leaving 1 She was preceded in death by Comrninttee o1nd Mr. C;rpar o( the the primary ·responsiblllty of ber two husblindl'l, otto Pyles and Carpar Nursery · "lt Burlingham ~pliance with its des~tilon Wellinetoh Warner. ' completed plans this week for the rullnJ up to local .!!!ChoOl boards Surviving are a son, GcorRe 1-'y· landscaplng of the new ~~:ymnas. and not individuals or groups. lea, Cheater anrJ two dflugbters: ium at Rutland. This is a clvi<: Plans for a Youtll canteen In project o( tbe club under the dirTh8 ruling did not app&, .to near Mrs. Stella Torrence, Long Bottom by Sturgis, ·Ky., one fo-rmer and Mrs. Edna Enlow, Belepr~ Also Pomeroy were being announcM to ection of Mrs. Robert Reibel and trouble spot where' the school sur\'i'?na. are four gtand c:ll1ldren day with an organiutlobal meet- Mr.s. William Folan. boinl bad officla11)' voted to and f1ve great grandchlldren, two ing scheduled at United Method· Funds for the Jiroject have ·been Jntearate t-he high school, brot~ers and five sistett. ist Churtb In Pomeroy at 6 p. rn. accumulated and the Carper Nur. I Fr1ends may call at tHe Ewina: , sunday, Sept. 16. · sery will plant Ha~l :tunfiter, Hiclt,. In North Carolina a group of . Funeral Home untd" nqol'l: Sunday. All Youth Fellowship members ei Yew, Barbary . Julian, Co~vexa Net:fO• _. filed suit in Federal Burial wiU be made In tbe Chester were lt-rged to be present for the Holly afld red berried Pyraean· Court see'kln~ to overthrow its Cementary. meetlna: as well as parents inetrest thus. · awetping lea:n:dative- altemp_~ . to ect"ln {he establl.sh.rnent of such ' a The . plot of ground is 90 by 80 m~t~lnJ»Ubllc scbooledsegregatitln . YOUTM RALLY ~UNDAY canteen in the community, and lttciudes the 81Juth side and 1o over •.11uei · ;a-.egroos mov Sunday Segt. 16 at 6:30 a -------· front entrance ol the new build· throw a pupil a•igmn~t 1aw Youth &ny wtlJ. be .hetd at the . iq."'" enacted in North CaroUDa , l&st Firat Baptist Chuuh for young BURGLARY ATTIMPT Earl McHafrle, janitor of-'the year JJ)d a. at_andby plan ~itten peOple 13 to ~· Refresh Pomeroy PoUce were today in· ScbooJ~ and h.h a5sistant& will ass. into the COnaUtlltlon last SaJ;urday menta will lte 1 erved. The Rev~v~stigating an attempted burglary It wit~ "the planning, which wlll be provldln-s for aboU.IIJdl'l'g < ;the Mel (MIR'bl.n) mbble, , evangelj.s at the Karr and van Zandt Motur publle aeflools and· ll&~ •PUblie and troup sobg tt..d:ir, Will be 1a Salea, early Friday morning: The completed thl month. funds for prJvate, letregated -chqe Of· fhe rneetini aM ~nk would-be intruders were. evtdentscboola. -Catanzaro orgal$tf ' Wlll · asslat ly teared off' before arrival of PO· In Virginia the- Genera) As-aem him. · · ' · ' · · lice. · NEW YORK UP - Sports DIbly eond~ered a law that would -- ~- ~---· · --rector William Whitehouse of the withhold fun<k from any schools American Broadcasting Co. anthat are forced into jntegrauon. A nounced · today the network will House apprGpriatlon c:om~ittee car.ry 11 college football games, ......, expected to appr(Jve the law. re-aturing time11 !ron1 all seetlollf' of" the country. starting Sept. 22 . . The West Vitginia PU~lic SerSept. 22: Syracuse at Malj'land, vice Commlsaion bas set Friday, 2 p. m. EDT;_ 29, CalifOJ"nl'a at Jl. September 21-; as the date lor the hearing of a petition of the Rut· linoi~>, 2:39 p. m. EDT. Oct. 6: Sta,nford at Ohio state, land Fuel Companv of Huntington. 3 p. m., EDT; 13, Navy at Tulane, The company seeks aut)lority to 3 p. m., EDT,; 20, Tens Ch.ri.!ltla.n bulld an4 operate a $Soofl, 000 gap at T!!xas A &: M 4 p. rn., EDT; ' ..... !liatributlon sytt&m to serve Tew Haven and Hartford In Mason 27, Michigan State at lllinols. 2:30 p. m. EDT. County ·ana · Cottaeeville in Jack~ ,. ' ' Nov. 3: Georgie Tech at DUke_. aon Col,inty. ' ' 2 p. m., ~T; 10. Notre Qame at PropOted rates also be up Pittsburgh, 1:30 p. m., EST; 17, for apjrovoJ before the eommlss- Army at Pittsburgh., 1:30 P. m., iqn • EST: 2il, Mic-hlsan at Ohio State, IM CJ d JhJ fS, y e e '* a Dies Suddenly Of fleart Attack . . '"'" Cai:n'e_A, "'arner I. Funeral.Setv1ce • Will B _e S_unday _ o. Youth Canteen Organizational Meeting Planned Plans Completro For .Landseaping At Rutland Gym I I rrom I GUESS WHAT CONTEST THEY'RE IN -ABC Abnounees TV Scltedules Hearing Date Set for 'Gnd Games On Rutland Fuel Co. Petitions Mrs. Oara Gerald Dead. R,~ported . qo •· m. EST. · Dec: l: Georgia Tfleh at ~rgla 2:30 p. _m. EST. . . CINCINNATI, 0. UP - Pro. duee: . CORRECTION Egg11, larcely 1c bigher, othera, Due to a lYJ>O!fra-phi('al error the stead)"; Prlcu at fanns, cooaum·j name• of "Middleport Junior. Phy. Ilis Stanely and Sophomores Janice 1- wtiltes •and browns. A jumbo 48 DOJ A large 411 to 48; . A I Asbury and Hobert Nelson w~re ~~·~••~·· 328 to 31; A smaJI 18 to ·'omitted from Middleport High 35 to 39; FOB Cincln- Student Counril. ••.•••••• ~ tu M; A medium - 7 ----'RALLY DAY unaettled; f'if· Rally' pay at t)le Cheater Met. to 181,!; hens bodist Cburch wJii be held Sunday lleni I lb and special pinging and a · at noo.p. EvU,one type 11' .to 12; . ' ' BUSINESS PHONE 398 Pupils, Teachers Boycott -In Integration Protests . ·'larket Reports lfo o 11111 liliJIS lliO o 11, SWH IJliJIS 1110 • - ir.llllndy, Manqa ' .• 300 w. Seoond St.- Phone: OJ or 101, Pom0101 Jfoun.: .11011.-M U; Sac. 1-12 -Opttt- eeen.t1tgol bV epoint~Mtd l\0. 129 wm K 6 M Sohio Service ""THE STOP THAT kEEPS VIII WIATHIIl nttne Iia Calitomia; EXPERT WHEEL BALANCING Mo~nnlna e =-=--::::=-:: bbe tts_B_e_ ing--MAJ~~O~R;-;L~E~A-;GU~E;;-;-;:=======:.:~ . . . - - . By Alan Mav-er-.T-e.Sought By Two STANDING . 0 . L ' Club MaJor oop s By UNITED PRESS • ' I atten>!. '' ' Ohio: Partly cloud)' witb Kat· t.erect thundershowers today aa.d toutheast and ntrerne aouth in eveDinJ. Cooler aortbwat baJf today, turnlnc cooler ii\Olltbeut b.alf SINGLE tbia afternoon. Partly d.oudy aDd cgoler toni&bt o1Dd in .Joutb ud extreme nat S.turday. Hilb today 70'1 northwttt to 8:1-90 eltewbere. Low tonight 50-tie nortbweat, 56-62 .aouthea6t. � 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 13, 1956 eiselstein