https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8e36e1a938ffcd592d737d386b45668e.pdf f250e219578680fd32d489fc4b41c792 PDF Text Text 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. �~"': ... ,,, .. .... . . , ...,.,.. ·- · ~ ~., ~, ,~. . ' . ---· .... -- .... • - I IOOITIRI MalTING • ''. 2-Daily Sentlnel. Pomeroy-M.ddleport. 0; Sept 14. 1956 ~~i~,f ~'- 1:.~~-J;).~ily St~tinel .l · ": ."•:_:.;:;: ,i'-- · MEIG~SoN .,..f' oayi!TEO· TOI INTE¥ST• o• ''' II, alett,llo s. oweN .aN. MG.. .. ~ •nNoLo o. GREINI EDITOR 11 I HltlOJII advertlalnJ representative, BothD.elli-Kimball lac M1 Le:rirctoa Ave., New York City, Je, ]';" Y. ' ·• Subs~pUOil rates : Dell~ery by carrier where- avalhlble 30 cent 1 I * WHt . .one ;pear ID adva~C"e at The Daily Senttne1 o!fief'. $.l!UO: •lx tn-oatU.'f7.80; tbree mo.Dths, $3 .90. By m,:,tor rCJute wbert . 1vanM1e: one mc Dtlt, By mall one Y'!llr S8; aL& IDOD.ttu, $4.20i; IIIQ~, '¥-OV: oae mOQtit. S.J , if'-:t't ~ ,._ . '1. l'<lP-·.:.-.: ;,• , ~., ..,.., , , SPQRTSWRITF;RS M() MEE'r S · ·~'• ,_,, < ~ UN[) AY ' -~.., TIM ,.ftrst_.JMvtlng Ol the South["f~lll.<t1_ertt ~h1d SJ;'Ortswriter AssoJ~{'~ ciatlon wilt tll;))d tli first meeting ' ,.;~ of thti y~at: Sunday at the Stadium '•';.··. -. "I . - ub .m A'h . t!ns , nccordlng to an· I ~ici.WASHINGIO· N . MARCH OF EVENTS =:==:==: . Many Chief lxteullvll I foun~ · ~; or Job Unhappy Ono . ' FRIDAY . Vall'"t Loeb' lA>ve oJ Life Seare.b for 'I'omomrw Guiding lJebt 8:115 SliD On Ray MWana Show . ... tbt Wor'.d 'l\lrn1 1'30 BuildJGI" .\q:.erica JobllQ): Car~® H~yl " ....... 0:00 Show . Middle~ll't Howdy DGOdf '56 ROCKET OLDSMOBILE 10:00 Fuey B ' ." -"'t :&b Crosby. Show IO::JQ li'l!lle Jo]mnt . C~. ' 11:00 Cowboy Theatre BEnER DEAL Karr & Van' Zc:indt 12:00 TBA Secret Storm Edp of Nigbt ., 12:30 Baseball EaUe'a Ki'l:eh.m POMEROY, OHIO t:OO D1111ee Party ' The Early Show • ~: 30 Roy Roeer,f 8:00 Sp.... Eyo ., ~· 8:30. _.Down 7 ~00 You~ Go ·'ij \,_.I . 8:00. Cuwi's. '@ur. The ChlsaJlcr 9:00 Ellcore Tttt•~ i 9:30 Your. Bit. Bar.adcr Reraon To . PeJTy cymit/ Sbow Pl~yhoqse of,. ~ Undercurrent .Q:OO Saturday P,e~{ID 10:30 l'Ol!f ~ lleportitr N'""' Jaml..... Ll~race 1bJO News Sports P•.ade & ~~ I I W Ruark '. Reports -- I n.ii out Ot Broiler slumps ••• set sail for bi8· aer broil" profits wi~ J>II.OVICO BROILEit MASH. b's an anchor co wind'ward and :smooch sail· I , -~·, ' ' ,...,.t '"-'"'!'!Wl'(, . . .~ '. . . w.,. , kil ed ~;s . us~>d 1 11 111 111~o /~~l' ~et~Je c~>~~~~~s, t·hc Br~: ~~ ~~:.~ h;~~~ ~lssga~~~~: :V:t !t ~u;~n:~~~n!\~e w_;ili', : :::~Lt.::: '< ___________,__.. DA I LV CR0 SS WO R0 . .-·" . ' . ~~:~~~~~~~ ~~~USEcoouldth'be ~ ~.~";'vetet'On b!1 ':~~ a~1e WNTN..,~ ~ · i)Jni~~ -'I:M.l; I ' . ....... 0 r.;.; ·o c.n._.._ that ma.ke. . beet worlr: ..... o_ that you' Ia' command of nArY A4tii1Mtfltt barveai o.,_. · th;~b~ie ~':!: Farrne•·• lOt 53c from each • etall groce1·y dollar in 1945 14 21 31c>Mei.ga County, Obi4;t tJ:d ~ut. lNt year they overa11ed Dolt $111)' fit . Farm mol't[lage debt mo!'e than 25% dul'lnJ· the paat eight yee1·s, and to the 22 million Amaricaru who lvt on farnu, the aituatlon-to •Y the lea1t-is trying. IIJ•~~' Tbea~1 s• ·qtt l111y ..., en lht Income Sta~ T,be~tr~- L.IIUTniltNVT & sECOND ;.;.;:;---~~~:~~~[1;~-:]-"l · Flro, I' ·... -1'( .';i. "YOUR $U ...' R,ISE TO SUN$1\1 . I'1 lioiih water and a lililt bloot: '- ' ., . · ., . -. .--·-·· ' ; ' ···--~---·.;· . ·~--. . . . - ... ' ·· : Reel· Rest Milk Replacer FEDERAL SHELLS PER BOX 12 GA. HI.POWER ..sa)ts 12 GA RtXl .. . .. S%.60 . . 16 GA HI·POWER .. $2.85 11 GA R;E;G .. .. .. S%.25 !0 GA HI-POWER .. $2.70 410 GA HI-PoWER . $2.40 I ·· ' I : ·1 Complete nutriljon for tha young ealf _ OODveniently aiiil ~- Loll YOU 1!011 III your market milk. Add8d miDera18, air& VitamiN!, enec:ialontibiotlc feed I NpPJonilmt. ,: '1 .................. -' 1111!.•••-•••'"'• · %Iioor C.otomllao V-8 Mi~d,eport 1953·FORD Radio md Hooter. 4 Door, Radio IDd Heater 1953FORD V-8 Enpe Radio ud Healer 1952 MERCURY 4 Door,MertOmatle V-11 Hardtop 1952FORD Radio ..id Heater . ' '· (3), 1951'·FORDS. (3') O... TMESE . GOOD USED •·FARM .MACHINERY Willi Side ~lower FARMALL H TRACTOR R«ondlllooed Wltb Now 11res 1952 FORD TRACTOR NE~ SAVE$$_$ IDEA, It's on Rubber SIDE DELIVERY RAKE ' \. IN FINE CONDITION, I Your!Choke Of 3-2 Door$, Aile Cyli!ldtrs l t NEW IDEA CORN PICKER INTERNATIONAL MOWER BLIZZARD ENS ILGE CUTTER ROQJRICK LAWE DIS..C I ' I I ---· s•VE ,$ ·$-$ I ' ON THIS OFFSEASON SPECIAL r:;; I I I HAVE , OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM I-T'S A REAt BARGAIN! I ·-· I 1 .------~-TRUCKS------~'­ ,. 1955 FORD CAB and CHASSIS · F-600- 8 Cylinder 1952 CHEVROLET PICK-UP ' 1949 FORD PANEL ONE BALER LEFT I I FUlTON· THOMPSON. ' . ' ' IN FINE CONDITION · I ' - COME IN AND LOOK OVEV. 0\IR SELECTION OF GOOD USED OARS AND TRUCKS. YOU'LL AGREE YOU'RE GETI'ING TRJ! BEST DEAL IN TOWN ON PRICE AND QUALITY. I ' ---· SEE THEM and COMPARE ' I I I .u,.;gy, - ' CHECK. THESE PRICES ON I Blq)plloo acteq,;.te pft,teiiui, vitamino ond minerals for reproduction and a fast otart for the young. A complete feed-no ltQ II illicOMOI')' · All that ia·ll!liiletlll CQ-OPI lad< " FI!ED MILL _..!:PO~M~ERO~Y~,:__:o~.~:,N,.,z,•,d,s~t-==M"'I"'dd""l•,:.,.,""'r=-t 0:I Red Rose Rabbit Pell*ts I ' ronttnuing. POMEROV:f I I : In e:.Rect •ince 1946, and luylnt I ·back, and acience 1.!1 helping, ~ the .national scene, hi!J'e'a whafa happening: · N~~ehnizalion. An li'ICI't'ta!'le ~ th111 UN of machln~l'Y has ~n Purch~t• Plan of . EIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Bul f•rmera are fithtlng U..•_r!Jt • ' D "-"•·••••• ..,••¥mtr ~::;;= lau ri&en hep &bit keepa coat. low p,;.;;; " ' s:ao hW.e.. lnlkiMI\huak· lnf for ribbon-clean eatll """*' Growers Fighting Cost~P~~e; sq:.~eeze · YOUR Nut IIU DEA. ..' doh and laaDiDc com 0 lllfntl ' Come In and ... 1M No. 17 today Besl ideG yOC-&01 a N!!!! I~ Dl,..~~tvt ...,.... to ....,. • v,.,.,. Funnl.. Bteuheaville • Woodoflold IDd St' Clalrsvlllo, Ohio beneftts ctutit ·~· that pt. eara without pinebin1 or tbelliDC · ,usage. And the new No. 11 !a lf\laranteed ti full yeu. O.t your copy of the new ~Hader lubricatiolll cbatQ HUNnNG SEASON ~ ~~M•tllli!'\ 11\tUifM~ . NOBODY, BUT NOBODY UNDERSELLS Up under rpech~cal loading. Stronger A-hitch extmda back into frame. BlUer 'beartnp·fw dittributor, ud new Ph"enoUc fi"'re in beartnp add rugednea. Steel ends'ate strenlthens box, u does II'U&'I!t plate framt!-ooto.l box reinforcing. Box II treated with w•ter-repellen.'~ Penta-pre.servatlve-; Neoprene ~ llnH .aind JWII'l FOR ~ Mce-fclUI I« a1Hw ~· .''"'' ......, lfie.. I _,._ Nov/ tijel - Hatcheries gives you all these , _. . . . . . . . . . . . 10oMI~ CUT~UP 39clb lng Saves spillage. Wide adjustahJe foot folds out of way. Fleming No other pull-type ~....._.......... ~. aa: . prevent. plugging. New· ~·lnL capacity. Bluer upper cylinder hnproves shreddina. Thei-e's a stron,lft dlstri· butor. Padd.lea indi.vidually replaCHble. Hi&ber Mield-. ..._,..... ' c· ' No:-·n IQNad beti;, ......... ..,., ...... ; i!Q,;- stantOd - s- I f •1: •-l*boaoCW.mcn~A ~ -TO HAVE THEMt 18:30 I m : '·" how l JUM • F'tlleen ..., leatweo '"""" tho last longer. ·" · ·. \ TO.JOU ~ ~.: 40 b. ot a10at "' CAN .YOU .AFfORD .,_,ep. • am Lb. Only. lboUIIDd• •• • Ia -.. ................. ,...11_ .. oew. . lllnlt, .... - I I ............. PROVICO MILLING . . & FEED Cct : , ,, "I· o;le~"~·~n~~~~~i! b)' 1'rH011 ~ S., .• 3-waJ baaed oa Nicbok Ill fcmalee ................ daylhlllboyli.. :u feed conwraiol!,md bet~. Ciao bit,.... aoo k HSAL1'H- tbe ability to • • _..,Jr" . -~~. I ntU2'1JiDC ~ to Markee w.oith PROVJCO BllOILEit MASH. I:lo 8 be.a.Ddt upoa tocte all oYJr the ins all chc way from Oroeder mo-l "' .- . w..-,.., oa the New Nur ltu 95-lla. Spreader I Oy 1 ~~~~-~~~~; bll:lt meu put out w-. I Full Year -Guarantoo '? I .Uf$ TREN::uv. If. '· Hut>ert Taylor demonstr.ated Cardmal Crlltsmen products at 11 party at the home of lin. Cbarles Bradbury Thursday eventng, The door prize won by Mn. Wesley Fry. The •OOlite"- IM!IJ"Ved a de..ert coune assisted by her daughl~r. Suz 11 nne . m)ltod lc> - · durin& tho in the first two weeb followlrit eummer months. A rtew reeuJa.. the Ry free dat. 11d11 elite doett Uoa permitted pc;lieflnen to renot cbanee each year. mo~ their ned:ti-. : .=. -: W:;:.:.,.::--=-M-=--s::' ,C ---.=v--=--cha. . nntl ,b. Q Mra. yleldo ""' socv,... by .....lntl will> ... .:,.Ij Pt. Plea.o;a·nt 26 8-- 10:25 Weathemnao 11:10 Owl . ~ A.SHINOTON-Being Prealdent or the United State• Is an hon• the Y-el~w J a("kets unfortunately l0:30 Q~te,llne; J;urop~ or til wtUch ITlM'IY q1en have upl!·ed, yet the poat haa been de. . ~pen agamst one of the best teams ' ' • fl 1:30 Sip Off bounced by moat chid executives and hue brought. tragedy to many '· I m West Virgi nia. However Coach 1'1:1)~ Late Show ~ the!ll. McDnnald might surprise. as ile .1.,1 lata aa 1&~2. Adlai Stevenson remarked that he'd shoot him• - - - - _ ______ _ __ has lots of scra·ppcrs, and the ll:OO New~\ 'Qlt It dratted (or the Democratic nomination. Yet t.oday hell gladticati•• _ the '"'•wi., wtnk, JO< •• t, will •• in th ... fighllng ',11 runnlnJil;J&ln . . , • Ob·YGu·Kid leer :...._· because 19(1me- an the way. --o~ I Dwlrht D. Eltenhower at f\r.t ·tepulaed those body wa.s sinning in that fur-oft R 1 w)\o asked hlm to run In 1951. He tald .he had no BY ROBERT c. RUARK I mOJie, Rl1d that Jletelt Lorre and New York, the Sodom 'a nd Gout and 35 Eastern 0 -Oo.:Jch rl$. "dealre to be Prel!lldent. NCIW he II .~Mklng "& Me• Somehow when ~cuche.s Brown- I KM·loff nrc to be ~een · ~ funny morrah of the '20s. It had to be Jim Vennarl baa quite a powerIIIIIDAY ond term, knowing that lit w1JI bt t.ht oldeat ling and Bela Lugom pegge::l 'lU~ j men naughty or there wouldn't. have hOtJSE: at Rutland this fall, and wUl 6:55 Sip On 11 011 TV Pn.lden~ ever, to aerve lf be M~rV1VN another the ~a me mugh !'; ~ace, a auO~l·ri 1 should ' illlve advocated- i {Bnn been go many jokes abOut it in .have one of the belt backs Jn the 7:00 Todly rour ye11.rJ1. twln~c. ~f nostuly1a made . me system fo r mons tel's, , to b~ing lht!· North Carolina-. &tate in Jim Cremean.s. Coaeh 9:00• Co1fee_Time 1 8:30 Coplabj ~What tmpela a man to rub tor Prealdent.? The . acute!} ~onscwus of my age and ~ys up slowly ·to u horrillc peak I 5upposc 20 years he-nce W.f: Wlill DOOdrill of Eastern was hard hit 10:00 Home dealre tor honor, power, a aenae af duty? 1 9:30 Mlt'hty ¥~ ~oth ~l'n.> ~lgnposls :ts baseball has Wl!anc-d Ted wu: look back to the Turbulent '50s by gr.aduatlon, and the Red Dev 11:00 Tie Tac iOoq_ch Oeoree W••hlngton once cried when be~nt by rhullmat.tc~. ~~r t~e tune.~ J!l wh1ch [was Jn(•at liam..~. A good fnrrn f!ystem and and remember names and b11.p- ils wilt have their own way Jn thi; 1 ~:30 It. Could ~~t~' Xou ~:alumny and threatt of lmpeaehment while amrv· 10:00 .Winky DlnJI, " '1!09,; r Jmplcl:isl_onab]~. . 1 Son ny 'l'ufr~:~ would ~e a u.atural penings wltb som-e of the same Gue. . . 12:00 Cama'Bi Goea t1» ~ lnl' that "I'd rather be In my grave th1111 111 the ' 10:30 Tales 'of fe.J:SJ_ft.,tp>t I ,"ugo~t. Lo~cth er wllh .Rorie Kar. r":·. a l"cmakt· of ''FN"Jtcrurteln." relish that the once-young re· l Circlevl!!e 13 Athen!l 612:30 Ct.lrirent pre.tdeney." 0 ~ •. made horror palat:.~ble, even lhl' trn11hl l• wit h tj)d·av 's juvcmen!, I can't .o;ee it. ~ay the BuUdog . · . reports 1:30 · Tennesse EI:Bie Earlier, ju1t befoN~ taking the oath for hla ftrat 11:00 Bi. Top dcltctous, to a weedy youth. And uilc ll'JTor is tlwt It bas 'no b sis: • s ~re 1_mprov.ed 2:00 :Miadnee Tbeatre tenn, he remarked : "My movements to the chair 1955 lht! sug:a of J•eacb('!:l and Dadilv fu 1• {'umpul"i••o.n A wb a ~rV('S for the '20s. But at · the ~ver the Circl evliJe team 3:00 Qu'JfD FGr 1 Dap • and 1 ot IOll'tmment will be acoompante4 by feellnga Browning, of course, was pare~! spnct• ,<; Uit l'al ~·es " ·~ nec~-h 12:00 LQM 11ir11 Ou: murders seem to lack color weak_e.l', hut we 'll Btill string 3:43 MGdern Romanee1 11 not. unlike thoJt of a culprit whO It ~Jn.r to the of lhc some yo uth . 'l'h~ whole se nds nu !'hills along th'e spine' our mtrtgue ~. art! lt!IIS lively. We ~·gk w~l·~i t~g up.st~t-e ~earn. · 1:00 Comedy Tl~e 12:30 IJ'I-._ ' place ot exeoutloJI." 1 ~hmg- 'fM,JD.ilt"d up wlth nudolph But s rf't'J>nstructed · cO'!•ps~ lluch h.a ve no Colonel Gimp to l:){lk Oak a8 h 1. had r...alhpohs 13-~he 4:30 l)ly LittJ.e Mqle 12:43 ~~~ · otter h!J OWl\ tenri eod,d: .. I'U' I _YaWntlno, Enrtco taru.~o, AI Ca- as Fra.nkenstPiJJ's monster ' ur 8 'aftt!r t~.Ul.! lf¥,,tfng, 1:1nd M:lokey ' · . ave . abor trou~~ :e'Lth !l:OO A~nt ~ .. • · ;r~~~DA :W~· ' . ,l.hort\y pon&. Jack Df'mp~cy, Bit be iilllh~'· m1.1n ' in n rl .. nk who tar ' 1 Mantle 1s n~t Gargnntua· f.hat a .st n~e of tl]o1r top 13, but 'ltill 8:00 Newa pJdl;;ln ' · -t t · to ro onr y 11 a(mRJ I would be a Roemaker nther thm 12 1 ~ gangsters 8nd Prohibition. bat and must b~ b nsa ~::k: was Hllth. ~ .~•. ~... ~Jth a veteran team should be too S:l3 Sptllltr ·Eft · an 'American ttat.eaman." 4:00 V'#!ed· NltlOJ!B, H'I!I\I!..,P We just don't l~v~:> horror mov- throu~:~h h' t y . . . ' Uih for the Blue Devils, who 8:215 :£eg PauL ' Te&r~ l&Uir, When he wa1 adYUed that his son, Jol\JI, Quincy, .had 18 todiiy like, we _ to. ·' l_l'ft quite up in 6 :30 Coke 'time won the prttldency, the elder Adams uld: "No man who ever held tbe olfJOt of Pretldent .would conrrat.ulatt a f,rtend on obtaining it. h:~:~~~;~~~~ ,d : '_1 ~e~ !1~~d~~: 1 be~:;· ~J~a~aii'K~ond~ful :- m1~ch nnd · e\•en the s hade of . Jam eS Jackso n 12 Greenfield. 7- the 5:00 Ray Mllland Show. ' NflWt , Ca~~ Jfe wtl1 ni.ake one man unrrateful and a hundre4 men- hia enemltl . < blood-sucking vam tllre, Dracula, Wlf,.;; ridkulous a.~ sh~~:~r 7h~: ~~o:yoc~f n;t d co~pJet\wlthMthel !~~7~en _ar·e tG wmd to. winning ~;~ Dest!'i ~l~y Da)'1l. lor~tyery office he ean beatow." 3:30 Slllunlay N.ewo~ for months. really a J k 11 d · . u Y a en mo. ar , we JUst ave to p1cJr: them : J~ Quincy Ada.ma llved to agree with hit father. Upoli com•' all ihB wa e / nn ~~c m_u.n. lyn MQilroe, to me, j11 a smudgy over the TlgJ!rs.. CGaeJt Gene '":30 Tb~ Whistler ~ : 43 Bo~ Wa,&!l"' s~ P.1ttint fliJ term, he rt~rrii!Lrked ttwt he had •pent "the unhapplelt There was .c;omethlng awfu lly.~ Ors n nd to per-dati-on Wlth !C&_rbon o.f J ea n Harlow, and I Sl8ughter- again hj!s a rougb ball 8;00 On Trial · four yean of my life" In the White Houae. . . --' N & .. rell.l about thom, unlike todoy':s C~nc · 1!11 and _hiN Mlll'tlans. m1ss Helen Morga-n badly. club, and the y will De contenders , 11 .30 ; 'l'homu Jtft'triOh," whea vic~ pruident, V{IPte.1,'"''fte lf!0cm4 Otr!ca nonseru;e of monstcl'.!P In plastic lng;. re:~~.g ·~he la.le· ~lisa- BrownBut I guess we all get old, and for- the 1956 sEo crown. : f· , · , Big Stot'1 ot the I(Ovtrument '• JlOno~a~lt &nd euy. TJW ftnt t1 but a fi)Itndl4 urlsmg from ltw sea or arrlvlng .-• ' " _ g the lMPt rs Jn lh~e I am on the way. Lancaster 20 Itqgan - 12- the g·M 0a !' 1 . ufl.,'o S \WI,j; an IHivenlurt~ We innOChief rt- -'~ ' .,..... 'aka_~ ~- ~~ - . mLier7.' At hill neared compJetlOD ot hit ~eC~Gnct · (erjn u Piettdent1 . r rom _space, wJth thclr an tennnc- cen ts didn't know n- · (Copyright _1956 by U It cf 1 . s are repo t.'\1 on the way up D·.•s r ~e. H~qe)'(llO®en: JtCIINOn comment~: "Never dld & ~rltpfter, relie.Md from. hJt bHilklng r-llll ot· gr een CO:rnr 1 w -•i. ,.au the Featu S ' . ' n e lh1s- y-e-ar ,..and reports say: that the Red Barber'a Comer chl.tftl, tetl 1uch relief u I tbiU on ah~lnJ ott lh• Jha.ckles or 1 s hocked that Jlollywood tlllatner ~~ ;:':atrbout, :but it ttres yndLcate, Inc.) GaJ.es , aren't too strrmg: b1-1t we 7:311, ~~~ $bow : ' power.'~ _ .. - • ___;,: i ..1' -,~~ · !".I -~ h8s not seriously c-Onsltlered .that · Y. NO.TICii OF AP,OINTMENT still like \he Fairfield Cuun'W; team· I~"OO. ~Trut·b . o.-. ~D.S~H r --.. 1 •. . • ._._ ,.." ~~:oo, 'l'Woi~ lite ·I t!J..ugos~ and Lionel( Alwill are n u~ 'lte had I he bumhltin's sopllisExecutrix • Lo~a.nh has lots of DackCield talent, 10:30 Life of ~ I JAMill K. P,OLk COMPLAINED that he,_ .. , "the hardut wofk111 ~. EstA.te ~ Clermont L . Arnold ~1v~ s 6uld mak.e a gr) of it aU_tbe , lq.miD In the country" and added, "I lhaU 1M ~ ·b&RP£er man II\ ~~~ o.-...t , U:OO Ne.,. Hey Jeannie ~Urement." He died tbree monlht aftM , ht lttt. 'Cil• Wblte House. 1 13 {3. Strap for 11. ProNGticc •s herfl'by given that Ed· Ho~~:onvi:u ' be Cl'llau!'cey o-the 'll:OGW Pr-.eaa.erBo• .· ACROSS Jam.u Buchanan warned A~ ~tAcoln. of ·~~la.y ahetl<t. He sharpf'nlnr tection na M. Arnold whose Post Oftlce "' 5 w P aytng wllbout 8:Qg, (pqq; Sp:l~e ,, ..kh "U yo11 are •• happy, dear Jir, on .Hteriu•.,. bouJe 11 I am a razor from addreR.s Is Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1 the. ~rvreas. of star batk, Tom lile- 11:10 Scotchman ta _l,.vkll It, you an the happtut rqan..ift th~ eoun.tJ'y." · 4.t. Formot attack has heen app:ointed as Exeeut(ix Quaid, but they should ·have too . ~:30 Utftl Fina~ 8. Armadillo LINJOIIlllvtd to poacllr Bueh&n&n'l wamlnr. Ht oallod the exec:u.· crane (B~Itlsh of the Estaf(' of Clermont L. Artnuv~ a.tl'engtl} in the line to lose ll :lli ~ F,iP'-. ol. c.r.&Ul'J' .. 10:00 ~ Litt Show 8. Showy tree 1 Uve .miDil.,. "th~. dlmmtd aid hou~." ClyU war brokt out aoon at- . (JI. r.) (nalst.) spelling) nold, lat e of Che-ster Town.~ hlp to a BlUe. Devil team tbat shoutdn•t . l1:30 Fonrltl'n., m~Nu~. &tit hi• IAI.uaur.Uaa. lUI Ut T&d &ed, an4 t.lnclolD wu .,....&aate4 10. Stormed 40. Cut., aa 111. Bird. Mnig11 County, Ohie, deceaoed • be too much improved over lhe --r &-~-- · ~ _,a~ J2. Frlend•hJp wood 18 Llkt!lac D · lUll& 'team. ----------·-~--~ J,lpa, OIICI . - """ It felt 1c> bo -~ n~~~o111ct4o" 'I .,.. 46. Votecl, "yea'' Eggs e uted Ibis lith day of September Wellston 14 Portsmouth E"t "' ' · · 13. RUb(IUt llkt,u.t ·m&n whO 'W'JI tarr.-d and tea~.,.. Uld rlddllt; out. ot town ' 1956 ],4, 'l:iny . • DOWN John c. Baeon pr!!!: Roc! tbe ,.; .v~~~ To "'• man who"""'~ him' hellk<d 1~ 111 oold, ·u It 1~ Perclled wun'& for the honor ot \bt thlq', I'd n.ther w.tk... · ~ - ... 1. Sown 'ol ,,.,,,.,,., . ., • ., Judp of the Probate Court !hey ;:_ R I' · ,, 11. TerrilorJ&I Jam.. A. oerfteld, ahortty &fter htt mo'Qd lntQ PreaWaftCr'. 1-'~ l · Foree {Her.) twigs (var.) ' t• · ,. Meigs County, Ohio ports from East ' "" tl. ...... not 12:00 · ,: • 9 ' ~ • 1 3 "-" 2 UM- Whit. Ho~. demiJided to knDw, l'M:v Oocl, ~ (&jlbr.l 22. Support 33. Cu t . .. 1 ..a Sip · Ollt 3· Head N t1 too bii, but fast , '"'but'"'l' we'll stick 1:3Q ~ 2;"'11! . what. ll· Ulere ~~~ jplac• t.ht.t a maa ahoul~ ever ••s.lf.lt~fllcte4: 11. MOVt11, ~ q n whiR,.. ~..,, 4 OQ ~ 4·· Lar.,..Jit 2'..,,ypoats WI'th the 1e11gue en....,• in thls one. J.,wv. G. qp .Pia_)1.\111 ~ . aatre1m .. ~ ClUng · 31'1. Rf'cdltnlze ... , 2:00 Fli · ll 0P Al· """'"' 'D ...,...' wu.t to pt. tqt.o lt." Ht died leta than nlne mont.hl P•nance"l river 4Seot)oyster · 3 ,Dr~· "!!f.' : m Fettlval , "f' • ~ .. ~ ~ ~0. Part ot ~ at lltt harutl ot en UIUIIA. 7 !i. Regions . 2B: . C~'~~!r-l griln Stt, I ..... ~.' NOTICE Qf AfiPOIHTMEN!f 4:00 Two. fUD. Pl~house '· ,:00 Fnm · Or.vtr Clevtlul.d wrott, upon 'beatnntnr bl1 aecond term, "I Jo~k' S. Pmtion ~?;:i.~rmattve· 4&.;~onS e. Alltmlnl..-..atrlx · 1100. l)(jckqr. ')(ClUif, s ' · '. · ullqp UMi uxt f014J' yean to ectrqe. 111 a ltlf•lftljcte4 l!en&nce tor \lit 7.1\lrkl.ah Uti~ r~ply ' lation ls.tata af Jam.. L. Wickham tt:OQ ~""' _,_1;00 · ~lh i • SIMJ,... _ JQCM11of<tllt country. laee no plouure 1n tt/• : ~ Z:'!~~k 33. ~~~~:· 11.1 !~ , Dece••ed ~:QO we-.uu~r. · TM JNiidtntV ~t Woodraw Wli¥D. on"ly rrtet. 'A nlll.l:l ot'' ~"' CitlAJl'-Pl ft<t!l• .\f-· , ,"_. Notice l9 hereby given , that 6:1P Spot'-. ! 0:.~ tyw'-_ .,..,._ tall thl'GUih • wort~ war and lett the White HoUle ' Elizabeth WJekbam wbolle p 68t Q;lO Jalul, lWY, ' S:ll 'TkA. ~· r Jrokln ill ltealtb t.nd IIPiriL , . . ":. ,_ .:-' · •"#' '", ·,_ ! r Offiee Address Is Chester, Ohio ' 6:34) JUo 'liD Till.. . ha5 been duly appointed aa Ad-- .. 'l;OQ; JI!P, ,.,hit -~ ·• ·• ~ Qldc mlnut,.t•lx of the t.iole of 7<!fllt ~ • <"&:Me e WAI~ r James L. Wlckbl;m late ot· Cheltter · 8:QQ ~ure. iJupt · : • ~ ~W """' . · Twt>., Metg, Counly, Ohio doe1811..t 9:0CI. P•\I'A TIJ!If D:(lo v.\nue,.~e lltrouslt •cienliJi~ /arming . Dated this 4th day ()r Saptem- 9:30 ' Straw· H•t Theater ., --::"'~ " -~""fr: , Since 1947, A me rico's national income haa lncreilscd more thon ber, 1956. 11:10 6poJW . JP,~Pe~tQr lllfk s~ber. 33%. Blat during lhe some period, farm Income haS dropped mure lhan 33%. Judie of ,Jl:l5 11:00 Tri Specfol to C•11trGJ /'Tel# A.uociat1tm ~lilt aondper=-~ !_~,~ loJttri 6:15 New• Pic,'Wre. My Prlend Flt~ka HoUYWPlld Summet/ l'beatre Scntin~l. Pom•roy-Middleport, 0.; or WBEBE YOU GET A Bl'Jcbter Day. Daily Mrs. c' Bradbury HOSteSS f Of p rfy Th d ter P'"'""' P - were equally the earcl wblcb i> to be _ . a b<rd, II>CitDIIIC aod nllh> aatilfactory with the f1rlt re-ar reo to the Collect« of lntoeroal Rev~ ~· L&U~C - . " ' " - -088 Ill dq 1 mantb. Tile lanDer l!lult& and detaJ.ll wUI bt liven. at eD\11!' at Columbul. ~ ~~ 1Dni1DI wellht- tbe milk iWD.Milt. this field da,y. U any farmer baa not filled out n aao • · USDA datrJ oltlcfal• eee- l)IJ the The IICbeduled PJ'Ojlr&Dl In the hit card, tl;l.ia m.uat be done IJld The U. S. Depart.meat of Alii- new plan an opportunty for dairy featurt<s 0 , F . Langford, m&iled by October ht. culture anct E:IUDiiOD Seniee rep- men not only to improt'e prodllt"· cattleman from Tnu, who la the A~bec' date to keep iD. ·miotl retentathoes from Oldo, lu4lau, tlon tfficleney bu;, tl:wlOuab eulowner ot tbe Cbarolaiae bull DO i8 1ohe change in 11p Up elate for- IIHnols, · Mldrlpn and WiJcoge(n lin1 the low-procludq eowt, poe. tbe farm and '" the owner Qf a t:be acreage reseTYe portion of the wll putidp.ate in tbe ~ •lbly to preveot aome escep mllk Cbarbray bull wbleh will be Soil Bank PJ"'OI'UD. · · C. D. McGrew, Obo ~ Untver: from re.cbil11 markets. brought to tbe brm and left for H. E. S. .lth, offt~ maaag~ •ltf extenaioa da1l'f ,p«tall.t will use next sprfnl. A queet.lon ·an4 ol. the A. S. C. repeat~ that aew repreaent. tbe Ohio hteuion Ser answer period ~th II: J . Madenkl ruin tPeClfY PridtT, October Mh vice at. the meett.DJ. Richard Davta M4 JOlm '.foariOOS. 11:1 the final .ais;n up dlte for wbet.l. of the ou~ :re-seare-b ,a llot.m.nt Iannen. who p1aa to Tba new 4alr1 ~ sheet metal a seoo.nd layer mea on fertilizer! paStUre and decreue their product.l011. o! wbe&t l)'at.em, ealltd the ""Wei.Jb+Day· metal is laid doWll OJ~' kip of the meadOW!!, will aliJo be a reature and place thia acreage in the re- •Month" plan, • • deftloped by beef and the whole p1t eovered or tbe aft.ernooa IJl"'tJlWD, serve. the ~ of Aef,eulture In with dlrt and s•nd ~ comp~ the It 11 pointed out by A. s. c.,Df- ~rauoa with state exte1161011 barbecuing process. Melb Oounty farmers .abould ficWa t.bat no mp may be Ji.r- dllrJmea and Ule Am.erteaD Dair)' keep in mind several dates this vated from thl1 l<ftaee in tiM/ Sc:lenct lltOeiatioa to meet the reAnother date fannen tbould CO!d keepln1 needl ol. the l •ovt o1 At about 11 :30 a. m. the meet faU. One ia tbe date of October , keep ln mlad 15 Odober ttiL TltJI 10 dabJ- f.-men wlto do DOt keep from one of the Charol.ai.ae baby which is the la.st day on beet anima)f. produced on tbe farmers may da:hn a refund Oft ls the first date Jn Keto Ooupl.r ~on fCICOr'dlo oa tbetr eotn. the }'ederal tu a£ ,casoUne used when ·tt. II pouible to sow wheat ~IIAMID CHIPMUNK on the farm for the period of wtbout danser of l.nfestation fliiiD Jaauary 1, 1956 tbrousb June 30, the IHSfian fly . Heasian fb' I -~YNESBtmGI Pa., A dolr7 tll.ot reeelvod 1956. (Tbe periOd to be coVECed in County bu been ~ ja In future yearS wiU be OM y6ar aince farulerr b8W rf!.PQrtl ot "'eream Uteft" for anending June 30th of each year.) thil fly free .eedl.el ~ weeb a.tped Olwiel Dicey The law does DOt allow 8 refund date, . -.. to bet a lone vi&il on~ momJDg .aa4 dlleover the JQisenlnt LD the uniesa tbe roefuod is filed on Ol" before October 1, 1956. Hesl!llan n,. Lnj11cy t• cin...ed b)' act. It ...,. • eblpmuak that. deft!r The claim may be filed only by the layine JJf es1• on tbe wheltl removed the top from the bttUie the owner, t.entlnt or operator of a in tb.e- fall with ~e hatching out of .and sipped aa inch of cream off 1 farm and only gasoline used in tbe in.ect.s tbt' following lprinc the top, eultlvatlng the 80il and :rats:iQ&" which causea a Wea.ll:e!WI,g of the or harvesting of agriculti.U"a.. or straw and in moat c&.llfll breab COOL COPS hortleult.ural commodities. over tbe ~w at the point' Ul. NORTH HAVEN, Corm. - For All tbat is neceasary to get thls injury. • Aa Car as yield l8 eODee!'IJed the firlt time lD Nort.b Havea'1 the best '_prospecta fOr wheat hiatory, pollee tbit yev 'ftl'e per- on September 2ilth. U , you bave never eaten barbequed. . beef thil Is a opportunity you eao. . not affor!;l to pa81 up : John Hamill manaa:er of the 1farm rl!pOrla that he has to con· st:ruct a pH 2Y.I feet deep, 3 f~ wide &nd 10 feet long for tbe batbecutnr. Starting e~b(eeo bOUl'8 before tbe bed barbecue ta to be 1erved be mwJt bu~ two plts of wood. Wben. the wood l8 burned down to eoal.s. 5beet metal roofln, is placed ewer the co.Is. Tire beef wrap~ in muslin is laid on the BUY YOUR tATUID,l'f ' To Be flmonal Meetm'gTop•'c --~ tl- a. LESS Tye«~ay GET MORE I 1 - Why Do Mon Sotk II? . 1 l noun<emrnt mo<W todoy by O<i" O'Donnell, •ecr~ta,r1 , ." Lunch will be' ~~rv~ :, 8t t-he Club at 12 D~n _and wur be PoJ. lowed .bY the anil~uAI f~tbill forecast meeting in which prt(iktion s of the prulmble finish of ,. , • i.IH:' stasnn w i.ll be- ma de. · ,., ' Tht Pr..!dtnllol Ollc•; hig!ft&c'hPoi ~area~ Of course when !ootb'a ll comes· then als"o must eo1pe prediction~ 1 Now comes the weeks of heart· 11 :00 1 bre<!k and joys, but as far 116 the 1l :t!l SEO is concerned the next thr-ee 11 :3D week ~ will moce or lesx be a cri- 11 :45 teria of what is to come in actual 12:00 league lll'lion . 12; t'redlclions have been made as 1:00 to the pUSSibilitie. the teams i.:30 and sume will Sorely di!t.lppoini 2 .0Q 1his first nght, but don't be lo:1 2:30 · disappoin ti!'d it we .stick our neck out too far, and miss a few t;1is 3:00 opening night. After all we can truthfully say that we don't know 3:15 any more about some of these 3:30 team .~ at this point than you do. I They , have been pretty se!'retive 4:00 ln most Of the SEQ camps this . fa ll. and it will take actual action 4:30 1 to find out just what they fleBlly B:1o )]ave on their teams. So wil h thi!t in mind, flere goes 6:15 I for another season, Gf ups and downs, an<l we hope tl;lat your 1 6:30 team h8s the best of luck thi.~ fa!l 1 1 7:00 but we kflow that we can't always hnvl' a winnllr. 7:30 Pomeroy 13 Wahama 8--strietly ll tossup, and we givE' the edge to 8:00 the Panthen because oL_ tbeir defen sive strength. Watlama has potentially a much stronger baH 9.00 cl_uh than t hey stwwed J~st Friday D:30 mght, but I figure tha-t the breaks and the home field will Jedde this 10;00 one. ond we have to stick with the Panther.c:. 10:13 • ~ _., iT iJ.' tl:itoUghoot~~ th6 !" 1 , Ea.tered u seeood r.laa1 mall.:a& matter a.t tbe J)9al offJce Poml!ro, Ohio. ·, Another pigskin 'season is now ; offil'ially Llpon -w as _ footbalJI. SI'!Un~ "~{'.j.!Jtfi ~-t..· cqfl~l"' ·" tOiili.tit '<f' · '" cb~ IQ meetla . ·PAY I ~bll8bf.4 rNf!J11 altemooo e:.:cept Suodar by The Ohio ValleT ~tintl, Joe., at 110 Mel:hanic St ., Pumt>rtly, 0 . Bu.si nes.t offu:e pou.e • · editorial otf1ce phor.t 397. ,. 1m· 'MoonBeams 'j'"' ' Farm News" ,t.a ", New RecordKeepmg' For Dairv farm will be aerved lnlk.dwiebu. 2c per"aallou re.fund 11 to tw out. Tb•l wtll ...... make JllW' moutb . . .mple .ani .... ...... ~ -watll!ll'. ~ the «tal 1•''-w 1"11"" J c. I. llalteoltt, c..... ...... lorMany otbeT teoluno .... plonood . - . . a!l<r December 31, 181111 culhrral Aaerit ilbWIDC tlu! IDd wed oa Ule firm blfort JW, lla.DJ Meile CoUilty fannera U"l UN tM or day indudl:.nt: to ldll bllltiJ"'N 1. 1856 I« farmiua: pUJ"PPOM. Thll' / pl'"nlna ' lo attend tho biJ Field "' that aeodiiCII may be ...,t>- to mulllpllod by the ,2e per p. Plano lc> louocla ' - · Tbe -bod olmplltleo milk '" S :oa,v at the Southeaat.ern Sub-Sta- ll•bed In b1~ p.,tuTtl. loa and. total amount fl1uret. No ~ ol. ~ de cardlq to the ..._ prarlice ol tl.ob •t Garpeoter one week from 1ult1 ot tbe ,eeond yell!' of tbe wto- billJ or Reeip.. ar.. .a.eeclecl with aiped to ~lp 41ir'f fMmttl put welehla• fM lllill: output ol -.:h RutJaDd Band Booltera meetmg wUI be held Monday evening, Sept. 1'7 p. m. at the b.Jich at!hool. All ··~ ara urced t(lattend tbia JIMMY PARSONS, ' ., . INC~ . ..... ' •-1 '. �• • •~.c: lq-; ' .. . , ..• .••. : . I\ ! ~ ~-. t- ~ . ., '' • • , . • .. . . ..~ .. '1 . ~''" '"' ~' . ~ --·. -;-;. ·'"':~ r ---.:-:-~-.,---,.,.~-1 .J ... •. 1¥ < '.I • POM~ROY 14 W,o\lfAM~ SEI'T 21 AT oHAUNOI!Y S~M 'J · AT BELPRE ' Sl!fT 11 PT P!-EAs.,.NT Sin II 4'l' WAQAI'U. 091' 2~ OCT II 'l'l'j~J,LIITOI'f !P AT GALLIPOLIS 0(;.'1' II Al' ~4CSSON "tfW # J"'EL!lBNWLLI AT J.(¥lAN ~tw e l'jj)yt . W!liJ.-..TON NOV.. AT l!lll)VLEPORT ~ ~ ,I ,~ .... !' .1 4.T ,n'.JIIN!l if. ' POMIIIIft ·j , I , ..)x .·• WAHAMA. 'W1'ti7 RAVENSWOOD RUTI,AHO SEPT I& I;.U'I'I!JN AT . .,DLEPORT SEPT.!% M4IIJ,Jft'l'"- J!P. HOME flllfT 2f .... HOME fiCl'' Cll~NCF\'1 HOME «1' o\U'HUILAINS ~·r. ,.IPT, "'· . + 'I 14 A,T ~IIJ!IIQV llfiiWJPIJJt'P SEI'T. lll ,4-T 11.\I>IIN Cln' · ocq A'I' f'T, PJ!JlASA-I'fT ,"11,41, ~~· 4f~THUR EASTER~ _A Ut'f lli RVTLAND . i!II!PJ. !y . . OJ'f:H ~Ef'U8 ort;N LET'S GO EVERYBODY ... To Tit~ Ope.,h•g Gclme$! Be WI hand when the wMstle blows fbr the l<iekoff ... · Cheer our · Tec~m5 to Victory ... Show your c;plor$,il'l the nand$ ... Giv.~ the Boys a rou!iing send .off O!'! 1!1 Successful SeQs.on! C!IJT. I ClfliJSHII\E OC'l' n 4 T MER(:IRVILf-E 4)C'!'. ~· op&'. 11 AI' MIL'1'0111 (JJ,l, Jt II,Jfi,EJ -'T OCT~~ ·~·HOME ti0V2 LI'M'U:QilSATPARKSBG. NOV I W4d.UIA, HOME N. G,\LJ.IA AT 1110 GRANitE MAKE IT A DATE- DON'T BE LATE FOR THE GAME! 0(12f IUO GRANDI Nj)V, OPEN NIJV 18 HAlOIAN • OCI•II CBIWI61fWa MU .WFA1P $VI AUUTLAND All Home g&ID" oo Middleport F\1!111 .HEDULI -1956 • JAC:KSON 1 LOGAN GALLIPOLIS I . . NILSONYIILE SEI''f H ,AT OAK HILL SEP r ~~ AT PT PLEAftANT Slli''J'28 NELSONVILJ.E 00'1' 5 AT WELLSTON . OCT 12 4 r.JjENS OCT 19 MIDDLEPORT OCT 21 AT POMEROY lltOV·t ' AT JACKSON ,; ..._.J• ., ' . . . .. I ... ·, "'C'; PHONE 6014·M MlllliLEPORT, 01110 ' SUNOCO BATTERifs.~ KEJ.L\' Tlfttll ~~IITEJI MIX DEALER• I . · JNDA'II&Nll' ~II:JitlR'I' r 'il: ;:'iiY. , BAKER FURNITURE .·--~· '""" SP!NCaR'S MARKET ·' ·, '· ,y ~ ' ( .' . . ' "''!" ' . ' <;:OLLIN'S JEWELRY IS JUSTIFIED SALES AND SERVICE MIDIILEPORT, QHIO ... ... WHEJIE '~Ol'R CONFlllE!IiJ;J; FOREMAN & ABBOTT APPLIANCE ' MIDD11Eill)llf, f,llUO ~ . ' ·sTORE ON 'l'HE BRIGHTEST CORNl·:R IN · ,.~ . . 'i POWELL'S SUNOCO STATION ! ess Establishments I /' . SEPT 14 J\T pORTSMQUTJI J;:i\ST SEP-!:_21 OAK JIILL SEPT 28 LOGAN . OCT 5 GALLIPOLIS OCT 12 AT MIDDLEPORT , OCT 18 Jj\.CKSON !JCT 26 AT NELSONVILLE . . NOV 2 ATHENS 1\iOV t AT POMEROY . (t i i l l l h ) Sports M·· MIDDLEP~RT FEED MILL r ' WELLSTON ' 1• Non -.OG.\N . I . • SEPT 14 AT GREENFIELD SEI'1' ~1 . PORTSMOUTH EAST ~EPT 28 ATHEI'JS 00'[ 5 AT POMEROY OCT12 LOGAN OC1' 19 AT WELLSTON OCT 26 JJIDIJLEPORT "'OV 2 GALtJPOLIS "'OV 9 A~EL~(),IiVILLE c !\OV22 ATOAKHILL . ' as e .:a .: _ e • • ' ~ ·'t 'I A 'l' WGAN ~ ~Lj.IJ'OUS !'IOU ,. SEPT !8 C!ll!!l~r~ < OC1' 5 , ~ACKSON ~ ~~ AT .NfL!IONVILLI! OJ:T It· , ATQENS OCT~ ' M1~PUPORT S~PT • . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·' Bu,.,., - Halfi':'IJ. -·~!!!!!~ Jlve BI'IIUNO CROW'S ~IVE POOLTRY CO. ,, RUTLANDAIJTOSALES :JA ,, . · RUTLAND, OJIIO . I • SIJJ15 HHl" U:J H5E BOX a~MJ!lOY;OJRo . Boll Crow, Tom , .llftt.lloleabaum~ ll'ldl••llhlt . hU • m;· ,llldD-411 . , o:fe>-2ti·X SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL . lr \ q ltOBtN$0N'S LAUNDRY ' POIIf'llQV OHIO t SEEDS- Ftt;QS- FBil'l'lt.l. '' 'J1g: STOPT~JKEEPS rt'lf~!\"!G ' ' . ' , { ' H and ll Fl RESleN E .. R. G. WEI$TER I " COMJ'\.IIIJ!NTS QF .. . - 83 MDI Street ~ Kel!l~lb ' '. ) EVA'SRESTAUM~ ' ~· ' PhOI!e' 1337 MeEib11111' .'Jill M..dletorJ ' ._,.,. MHOll&IP¥1(:•liMY841fUI ~ l<W W.IIIAIN 'l'iellill8't, 8110' ', ' ..f!' . I: lW ..... ' ......,- ~ . . ('; " SECONDST. MARKET " POMt:IIOY, CIIIJO ' .QUALITY PAINT SHOP JIMMY P~·SONS,INC. . .. -- McMAST'ER HI)WE. &FURN. (:0.. , , ·'111• ·8Ja 8tiiM W-11'- 4RIO Vea•'' ' ..... . a ;; i ,. ;a:~ t.tb t.,!Alt"!' ;eu;u :wa•h¥ ,. . ' '"... . I • ' . - GOODLUCK ' ·'-" ~ WIWAMSON OIL CO. "' ""'~ l'fllfllliiiY, llli!O I ' . MULBER.RY.RlSlAUAANT. 1 : ~ • ' • . •' -'· r.,r, j I j /.:· YOUJI, Clii'!¥IOLBT DEALER ·ty .· . '' ' ~ . ' . - - v il"~ ~.~ '' \VaT ~IN ·S'f-POJYII'IY ~;·., ·.v•· ---•.: ~ ' ! • ,' ' . ... ' •' , , ' 'i.' \ ' '. EAST MAIN ST . - '! h~ ~~ -<i··· ~~ ·· . '' ~4to 'l!i -· .._ :• '" 'f'' • - 1"' I ' .' "·;·:~d-\, I :1 0 PHILLIPS BAR. ,"· ~-" labr,otHOLS\ItW~Dt ( ' ' ,.,,..,.t~ :. ' .... OHIO VALLEY . .BAt(l ...., ..§ CO. COMPLIIRI'I'n OF SPR.INGMILL.DAI'V :· }·' -... POMEROY, OUIO \ 1 '' ! _, ... .,: ~-· • -, '. '! i.. ·'; • COMI'LIMENTS OJ' . · . j ·; · 1 Mllli1Ll!PORT, OHIO &l " . THE GltEEN LAN'f£1\N "YOUR F"~Dl,:Y FORD D~Lm\" MJit..~RT, OHIO MIDDI EPO'RT, ~lfiO ··'\ . . l' :1 '' i, .. 0 ' ..... . :,' - ' _,._' ' ' ....··~ . MOTOR SALES .· "/' iPOMEJeY POa,ROY, OHIO ~-~t~it -~ ". ~-- -· KARl and VAN ZANPT ., . ,. 11 JI.AIN sr, ··;t~'.,i".~·- '. ' >:. ' BLUEqqd GREY and RIVERVUl ~ESTAU RANTS ,,lgfo ~------- " COMP41nNTII OF THE ~IPfPUMENT!I MIDDLEPOilT, IJIPQ . -' _.,, ' ,'. MILLWRII.lHTS- PILEDRIVEJIS' MEIGS ANJlli.\LUA cOUNTIES PHONE m POM!IROl .' R. H. RAWLINGS SOH5to. ' . .I i -~' ~ .. " • • AF of L-CIO LOCAL UNION 650 lohll Por..,.o I /lfll,. ' ' f .' ' .' · THe SPORTS CENTER CO.,_ETE LINIIl WIUON .llORTING GOODS INBUilANCB- REAL ESTATE- BfiNDB' . l'OMIUlOY, 01110 · ;.. ' . . .~· ' Whea You Tblnk pi Spo~, 'l'hlpk Of Uo ,lii' (i POMEROY MOTOkCO. d' ,)' KondMSOHIO . YOJJR NATIO!IiWIDE INBUUNOB IIAN PHONE81 POMEROY, OHIO �-- .... .. Winding Trail Garden Club HearsReportOnConvention I ~~Gud~ ~ ~~-tlybn- ~~~Ins~Dd w~ I L. Reports tb Ohi 0 ~ . on e tiOD of Clubs meeting 18 .. glven v;r -.. .. .,... Tl:.'>n::.t Mn. c . Heatlm when the Wmdlng Trall Garden Club ~t Thursday evenlng .at tbe home o! Mrs. Joseph Struble, Pleasant R1dge. Arraagemeots ol flowers were used throughout the home. Mrs. Gl"orge Heines vice prcsident, presided at the me-eting Which opened with the club prayer Membe rs respouded to roll call I6I n.,;l\ se"l' nei, Pomeroy-Middleport, o '- Sept 1~1956 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ll.t\ id l'ht·s hcr, who has been Le-wL~ fullow~ I 1 $845 .. -- 1951 FORD 6--2 door, ne w ra~o. heater. blaek finis h. 4 door, super 88, Hydrama· tic, beater and radio $695 1950 PLYMOUTH ' 4 door; radi o, heater, sunvisor nice. $495 heater, black $495 . .· 19 ,~ . 2 door radj Only hell~ 1948' BUICK 2 door, Roadrna:;ter, hC'atc r , :a· 4io. $225 ' 1948 CHEVROLET 2 door, paint. Radio, hcatc l', I guest~!~ nice 251 W. Ma·in Pomci'Dy Phone 334-J % ton pickup. new paint, nice. $495 buy. $495 • • POMEROY MOTOR CO• Pnmeroy, Ohio . .. ;;> ~ S ' FOB $299.00 ~ BAKE~ ~ ~ FURNITURE ~ OD The Brightest .Cor- ga Iii! ~er In Middleport ~ ~ BAKER fuRNITURE 10 MOORE'S ~ &f 0•• The Brightest Cor- ;:! ~ ller In Middleport ;J Ail BAKER FURNITURE Route 7 At A1h St. Middleport. Ohio - I 24 Moa. Guarantee . . . . . . MAKE YOUR CHOICE CROSLEY Whether It Be A-- REfRIGERATOR, T V Or Any HOME APPL1ANCE . '. •- • "' J ' . . $16.9Hx. ~-.c. I' ·- ·. , ~ LE 'rd,AGA.ZlN£iS, c.om· I~ ~Aics, an~ ~ocket,. slu books. · P.&t~ets RQlaurant. CIRCLE MEETING CALLID Class 12 Circle or the W. S. C. S. of H~alth Methodi5t Church will meet Wednesday cvenlns: at the , home of Mrs E. M. Blake with 1 Mrs. 0. P. Klein ·in charge of the program. R.to~ejty. Your CROSLEY Dealer Glfttod rutt.r •nd achltor. lr:nm~·fedge It power, chM"edtlr II c~pkol, lsralnt •rt 'mOMy, 1 vl1lt tcr rnrt will btl of ·l.ftrn.h.. valutJ to ,..,, •n•ewra all ,ill ... 226 E. MAIN 'iT. POMIROY OHIO LEVI'S AMERIC~S FINEST . OVER·4LLS Girls~ sizes6to 12 •• sizes 7 to 10 ' sizes 27 to 40 sizes 22 to 32 • • • • • •• 0 Men's • • Ladie's • SMITH CLOTHING CO. Cash Jlw, Ow1o_et · { Middleport nan o~ my Mi~dleport. GUAIANTUD REGISTERED I){) possible doing lt ·;:tt as:;ema!y wor k at home I No experience necessary. Writt> S/ "'!CO ~if'!. Co., 8507 West 1.JL .i, i..u~ Angdc~ 40, Call f. 9 13 2tp n:.._.d;·ooms, kitchen, li.,.ing r oom approxlfllately three acre Jilardep. $35.00 per month. Con· tact Alex Wheeler, Apple Grove, Ohio, 9 .13 3tc -------. IF ttons, rudln1 gu•r•nteed. or no chara•. w!th thl1 ad and Mlf prtc. you a,e entitled to • corrr pl.tti full life rtacllnt. ~ry­ ont w.lcome-. Open dally 1·0 ,._ II 12_ Htp CANNJNG TOMATOES $1 .00 per Ohio. _ NOTICE I wlll not be responsible lor a~y debta cqntrected by anyone : '!'~~er tbl\'n myself. Mr1. ~- C. ·Rilter POrtland. 9 12 3tp . hus.hel. Bri,ng own containers. S. H. Layman, Bashan and Kt:f!t.. Road. 9 14 3tr . -· . Jn memocy of Cecil saundV's wbo .pa..Sed '..,aWay. 5· years ag9 toda,, Sept. 13. T&~ NeaLis sad memqri~ ot. a. 1oved;one laJd to rest.~ -'\I\11 II\~ 'lilt''!;~~ t~tnk1 qf, hill!, l9,· . oli'.llllllt Ill" bell: MOJ"I--IE.K, m. 10 11 _p. m. LocatM 5th house from flamingo Club, Itt. I, K1MUp, Ohio, ---~-- -· mjssed by Emma and c.hil· • 'Fhey Get Results- ?or: rent - Electric wallpaper Eteamer. Clinto~ Fishrr. Mid dleport. Ph . 62~5-X. 11-l·lf Jesirabie,' AFA:RTMEN'l'S i.n Middlcpori. Furnished or unh\r· l .nished. Rbone .Ult?O.J . 9 12 Ute ..8\ltld ,_.,..., For L .... GRUESER. BLOCK: CO. c.. Wonted ·'. Fo tak~ over eslablifhCd :route. ro~r ~ average ' weekly earnings to • . •· In MIDOl:IPO~T. ot'.~ start. ll,'.xpenses paid. Retirement '61'»-M PHONES Ul" ben~-ts to qualified man. Write _ _ . _l. M. J. Myen, 2416 Oaf St., Park- ~ W. Va., Of call Ga.ra Go~ Cltan Ust-." t:au ersbl:lf;il· Westinghouse Elp;ctrif RANGE. field 2:ll!IIO. 9 14 6tc · All Makes und Mnd& $50;~1 :Gill, ljjgl\.!{t;, ~iddleporl Phone 6362-X. 9"t2 3tc COOK WA.NTED •t the Cou"tY '. Hpmfl. See Mrs. Glenn ThompAUTO SALES FOJ ~: .· 1 · Jaottrol automatir: :;on. in• per11q11 at thC' home. J._.~..._L!LP .J l , •tgiur 'coti.Vet'sion burner for used. coal ~ 13 31<: £urnac~. Has never been Al·~ dl~i!>li ioble and • chai... . '>0.1 I' anN~ ""'dlti; See it at Bal '< ,.. · ..11"'1\0 c--:.. • ., ' : WANTED - Painting · Interior, 3TROOTU1\A.t. 1 BE,AJIJII _":_(~~ ~'ke,_ . ~lne. . 9 l!_Gtp exterior. roof, work guaranf.eed. HI Q VALLEY T<md•or cto•n pod BEANS suu llato, reasonable. Phone 381 Y. · 0 · ': per hu~hel. Furn is~ own con- . lJS!JI'l~- .rJ. Bralt:Y. Pomerey. JUNK co~ tiliners. belb't!rt Smith . Racl ne1 ·· , ..-.-·9 6 12tc BCB.Al" tlt.ON ·- J4ETAit&~ _ Pbune 3683. 9 12 6tp • ,(i l ,lo · , ~ 8 Rea I Estate B METRO.f•OLlTAtiJ .. .,.., ' · ~:~i:~§iL· :=omplete WHEEL .~~~:~f'l .. ... :.ao~ne aDd brake Blckttt-'1 Safotr ¥mee,, W.e{t P~iro!• - 'llatJ, , Street, (8) Auto Soles Q):Uft. r: .,'liM 1 B"siness Services I WE BUY I GM:C "'% ton 8 cyl. pickup. Dh: Cab Low; mHe-flge. $1 .895.00, Blaettna'ra, Pomeroy, Ohi.o. u~" . ..~ 9-13-6tc 1115 acre FARM for sale 3 miles "For hlre · for basements · and I ,._a_. 1 1 1 --~ ...... _ · .:.·:..·----~11ou\hw~t ot Rutland on Gravel P.Qnd!J. P. M. Cowdecy_, ~na: 10M BUICK; Roadmaster 2 d ;. RivRoad. School buB route, U' room B(!ltom. t\· .29 tf iera Cpe., 'Po,wer wiJ:!dows, seals, fraine bouse. water piped 1n 1 - - - - - • , - . --•1 1 steering, and brakes. SAVE. ldtc:hen and outbuildin,IEI, ele~ tAD(Q, & 'l"Elti<.:VlSIO~ S~Vl~ Blaettnars, POmeroy $700.00 trldty, '1> wells sQft water, also Ph9n~ 200. Cl_~la_n.. Applian~eo ISO, 9 13 6tc a ""'ring, s very good f~rm for. ~r~ UJI W:. ~ala St.. F.omercg; 1 i · f e·• · !Ill 2~ To m~ tiJe d••lr•• o ev •.,. dairy and raisi!lg chicken~. n·-' ., · fo~lly , .• , , 1 • '''' th• fa mil• 1" 19M MERCURY Monteray no•,·~ 1 eral rights res~rved. $4p00.00 (l'(i~~,r; ABBCY.rl' T.V. ~~ top Cpe',, ' M~reomauc. · Drive. Write KAII Eblin, Beech Hav.eq, - vtCB_IJJ me~ R~PI:!J'j!d by h \ $1.69&.00. Blaettnars, Pomei'Ov. Worthingtqn, Ohio. Or call p,ert 1'ech.DICIIDI. Pboae 8Jif4 Y · •ooz··- ---- ,...... . ..... Sei'viqe, I Gl'd: Merehan I. ••ta. ... Pomen~y • ' II, 13 6tc . • 19M BUICK Speelal 1 dr. Sedan Dynaflow Dtlve, Radlo, Heater. $2,195.00. Blaettnars, Pomero)'. -• Tu ~-6260 ~il4l FQt &~,; 9 12, at<: J4l~d/"R?"· ~11\:\1 d" ' Tr,vy-Finstawalcl Q~~1~~~:;i·~~~ 1 fll":!~ ~~me S~EEPING llOO'fi 8!1:1·Y. !'~~er. . • - C~Il9· 12 3tp ~ ~--IJOl ·~~==~~~~~=;~_,., II.J - ~-8-d ; qi) ~......, ,, I ' ' ' f I _,,. TO " ·.. ·. . . FOREMAN AND APPLIANCE ., \ . * WATER TRIALUOR COON DoGS \li,.' * DOG AND'GUN AUCTiOM * REFRESHMENTS ' Locldion: BAI'-JY'S L4"E ) S4TURDAY;·S.EPT.15 At,J:PM ,. "·.l '!.:". Make Ball's Ben Fr1~~~!i! .s~ for sehool suppll•s. wbole year-around. heiiLiijiiuten oa IWid llle EVDtY .•' Wt;EK DAY ; I 1'i VOU'P KIOEP YOUR DOG AWAY l'l'l.OM HERE SCHOOL ·CONTEST RT 7. KANAUGA NANCY'-- I WISH ~~~ -:=--. il'-'0:.:~~~ ,........ ,. BvKING CONCRETE BLOCKS Goddard, Auc· Gallaway & ¥ellolcl, owner&, Stewart, 9 12 3tp NNERs · ABBOTT ... ••· •• f~::w~:~;calt~. H!'lalth~the b all vaccinated. Gler ~TRUE Open 10 AM lo 11 PM e.ur ~·M~ - - RODNEY DOWNING "''!i"·w~o l~Y<d lillil 9 13 6tc . "'IU HOI..S>T.IIN• DAIRY AUCTION 3 Mil.. lilorth of Porti.,DY FRIDAY, SEPT. 21at It 1:09,, · On Rt. 3a. Cell Wm. Gru..,.. 10 miles east of Athentl, on rout(' FOR SA~ : On.e mlnut_e_ washer, RDCk SprlnaJ 1 !K) to 32@, through Guysville 1 ne'V· piU'lll, ~uod co:nd1Lion. $25. · . t..•. ., --..--ll}Ue; or 28 mile.s west of P~rk­ Friday KeJsjnger. 640 Plum St., · ..•.. , _. , . ,. , er11burg, W. Va. 50 HolsteinS. Middleyort or call U38l.J. . coWs and heifers. FreS'h or ~ '_2_3~' Registered ftlld grades. m"a-;;U-;:H::-ou::-s::e- ;P;a::r:;ll;::y fu rn Ish- ~ lots of quallt)' in these , :O::N;:E;:-.-;;s" ~. Dlwfy dJ\cqrated, J;larage, AI· lp l:tQth. tfpe " ap~ ~ '!fO· INSURANCE AGENCY sp t.~ \l'Q:QJI' and bath apart11 registC't'.ed bull, - 981'-. . Fire. Alltomobll•, H..lth ments suitable for two. Call . Attend thiS' sale--We 6009. ~ 9 11 Ute your M - milk proACCIDENl' 1\Hcqi t~at wll1 pay Llftt. rnJty tnd Bondi ani!I1Al8 l\rqt. of real ll}lr ~lo . l·n Memorium. .. 'BJ HERE A,RE THE . ((.J..Jf!.'5f. K~~~l, I lfi,jdi'!'port. JEWELRY Store u:- w.m COLLINS E. Main St. • ABNf;R You "ave son,•lhing to Sell, T rode or An· nounce, let A Dt:~,iiY. Sentinel Displqy A~ or Want Aclbe Your Repres.entatiVe. - - - - ----'- rw ~ w I A DREAM -~ ~OU'!\LY 1 Q.u a.lihl also $100 to 2475 I. 9 13 3tt I lb·.---.iJ WE ltAVE ALL SIZI:S Boy's D 14 8tp FOR SALE : Estate Heatrola, $:!0. Batey , 21 S. Second Ave. ----- at aqy. time. Eaye ll•')'f\1\. R~ 1,; a'l"i"'ll ~_:t_c HOU~~ a"nd 1 .Ap~. deep w~:ll I ~OOMS and BATH , 10 Cole St. ho!1 and cold wat~- On Star I "- J ~ ,t. 'MADAM MARY £or small reliable family . $36 Ro1,1te 338, near mple Grov~ per month. St!C Mrs. Howard ,Gi~edi re~ and ad111$or, knowFor. quick oale ~~ , .OU. C. A cecil, !100 Main St., Pomeroy l~e i\ :~ppwer, c:Jlaracter ls . Dpilohew. Letart Fa Is, 9 14 3tt. ito! ; ~aiDJ . ~.:; rnoQ~ . a ev~ings. 9 8 t( ;::;;::::;;;:::;::::;::::;:::;::;;::;::;:;:,:::::;:~ to me be qt, im~se. val.u ol PEACHES-We are picking AJ, 'or. ' rt~OD · Ladden, .; - - - -·,to ·you. Answers all questions. b&rta peaches. Fine for freezScaffold · Boards, .,_, Clollu. MAX m A "I) ~eadin8J ~nan~eed or Jl.O Jftg. 8flng cohtain.er:s. Webster Cllntoa Plober, t!harge. WitJl t)\js ad aqd hall1 Fruit Farm. 5 miles eaat of Pbo~e 8265.x. ' " 'tl-lod. price you are entitled to a CQm· Chester D 14 ti -' fiVe r,D()Pl ap$rt~flnU.; 2, four· pie:~· ~11 lif~ re-adinJ, weloon\e. Open daily W.e11.tingbouse ELECTRIC RANGE_ . t'PD\'1\ lPN"Ime,ntJ.. .t.lJ with laun· llPM. Loqated ~th bous~ fr~ll\ $!KM:Hjl. 692J!i"h St., Middleport _ rtrtu and !!Brag~ I\. N. Bengd. Flamingo Club. Rt. 7, Kanauga, P.bone. 6362-X. 9 14 3tp Poq>eroy, Oblo. i>1•·tl ,. IN RALL'S BEN fRANKLIN MADAM MARY •libw~ . h,I'IIl(,iil!CmN(f HEATHER Wedding Ring 12.50 NEW ARRIVAL CharlCJannll Hess received word of the birth of a. daughter. Dar· lene Kay, to Mr. and 1\txs. Earl William Hesa, Sit-n Dlego, Calif., on Augus,t 2tl. Mr. H&S.~ a native o[ Middleport resided with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Ros.s Evans before entering aervite. t'OR1 SALE: hous<!, f. ·u~ roor.ts bath. lf_rge gar::..\l:l!, l hr :.:;1 lo quick sale. Pbone 6309:>-J . 9 13 :a ,.•. ..,,·~1'"' .:•,;: ~ - ~es "'' ' wilt alwaxs glv. you maximum b•outy and brilllanct beeauw it Is perfedl · I ALLEN APPLIANCE • $12,95 Ex. I, J ohn L. }\om 8·28-1 moC' Daybook CHURCH GROUP TO ME T Group 1 of the Women 's AsliOC· I l~:!ion will meet Tuesday at the First Presbyle.rian Church wilh Mrs. Lewis H. Sau er, Mrs. Rodney Sut~cr, !\trs Dw ig ht Wallace and Mrs. Eber Lewis as the hostesses. Kutlii~P - lne~. • ' $ 9.95 Ex. . 12 Mos. Guarantee • ~ SEI; 'flllm ,\ T SMITH CLOTIIJNG READIIG BATTERIES - Of Highest Quality 12 VOLT gj ON DISPLAY AT POMEllO\' PHONE 388·Y south of K.~,IPSAKE I "':>1> ~ z ~ ROOMS Of ;:! New Furniture ;,g If, ton pickup t'.J-8. N•w • !=: ~ 1950 FORD ~:ood IT'S HERE 1957 HARLEYDAVIDSON BUNCE IIAIU .EYDAVIDSON 1950 CHEVROLET \PPLES. FOR SALE • 1'h mile. The Sentinel NOW! Sl'e Kebaug;h, Betzing Bauer Ol' Lallance Open ~:Veningli Until6pm ~- lhe .BEST I I LEGION Auto Sales 1 Room Furn~..,td ApartmPnt . FOR SALF.--Pear' 'l:irby R ~al 1<:&t-ate, Rutlanla Township. :n . Utilities paid.. ;56 N. 4th S\ . Middlcl)orl. 9 11 6tl' acrNI l-and, house . Darn and QUl - -----buildln!fs. Set' r; ,•orge A . Ml"1n· SLEEPING ROOMS for rent with ilart. Adminb1 rat11r. 6-l ·U cooking privileges, 127 Butter· nut Ave. Pomerov. 9 ~ I2tc AUTO SALES Means a -i-- .--'- - (21) Reo I !=state • th~ ~====::=,;~===~=~~~~~~~~~~~;= Fight Results 1 IJfe, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don lUlls. Middl e-port. Ohio. RUTLAND pt.!/athea Soc'lefy C /efe P/anS fO A · pfOJeC • f r nnua /A pp/e 8uffer I ~ BAKEtt fURNITURK;l ivory paint, A I I $225 e~tra ~md 1 JEEP $245 I ' Mrs. Roy Moyer M~Wlt .-: ll-2<l<l! .,. ]D.IU P~'IN Pr0tt>.cti0Jl, ('() 1953 DESOTO 1952 FORD 1950DODGE 3-1949 FORDS 'SO STUDEBAKER 1947DODGE Hamburg fry He /d T. dOY 1951 F RD- :llhon' GOOD USED CARS! · IChatter C/ub ----· 1950 CHEVROLET 2 door, radiQ, over dark red . I I I The Jolly Club 1951 OLDSMOBILE • Mrs. R. Neufz/ing /s Bridge C/u b H t Wed e d ess n s ay fs .Hosf-eSS To $495 lnJU."'a.., Acency. Middleport. F ire ; 4utomobll!f- I N'ffYSf •f hers Meeting /s Held At Warner Home -a. 1111. A.NO III,B,S, ---~- --- 8ar-D~S--Si mpson 1 PQML'ROY SOCIETY Dally Sentinel. Pom<cvy.f,lid dleP<>rt, 0 .; Sept. !4, (20 £31 wtth '' My Favorile Hobby ". The a J.l" lwllt •n Holz~r Hospital -.nd Mr:s. Dwight Wallace, demonatra McGlone, 111"1. Everett U.bttoot, new yearbooks wer~ dlstribu!l:'d 1\la.su n Chn te ~inee hlo; leg was tor of Tupperware produets, h11 Mn Alfred Bi..cp, Mrs Ulllln by 'Jn;_ Charles br brukt'u tn hotball nractice hils from New Orleans this week aDd ..._, Lou•'s Hoyden tKathe n had a series of parties thi1 weeK. Burt, Mrs V. M. Prlse, Mn Gamel a discus!ion. . . . bet•n r•·lurnt"d home. "'i ' . f ld A circus theme was used for the IW" ry r h E _The fall ngwnal meMtng whtch ~ 11 __, Clifli:)rd Erwin left Thu rs- 1~ \'i.~tti ng his wi e and chi ren, birthday of year old Vickie Ann, Payne) Dayton was guest of bon- Monday Mrs. Edgar Allenwortb Dun ee, Kat ery1;1 vans. wil l be held ct Utt! Methodist , ria ) mn rn 111 g fur Dayt on to visit Conrue and Tommy_ daughter of Mr and Mn Rlch· or Su~day wh~n a miscellaneous was the hoste.ss and serv~d a desThursday even1a~ the part)' wal · church in GalhpolL~. Monday, Sep- ht•r t uu~i rt:; , .\Irs Warre n Turne ~a~la TheJs.s. s~all ~u~h.ter of r ard ~le, on thl:! lawn of . their ;bower was held Rl the home of sert course to tht!Se ladies; Mrll. held at tile home. of Hra. Ptarl tember 24 , was ann~unced. A , ;.Jnd ~P JJ. ){.,!ll'rt, ·,wu Dr. and M r~: . ~:f'n ~~ld th~~r~w Pk ul fheJss, ba s <~partment on Brownell' Avenue on Mrs. Raymont1 COle with Mrs. Car- , Karl Krautter, Mrs. Thomas Bowen Hoffman who Jetved a deuel:1 1 vote of than~ was- g 1ven to Mr.~. Hubal'' !l , ton M . Ch· 1 r~ - N Thursd ny dternoon rle Caf:l'>eii and Jl.~rs. Sara ·May Mrs. Clarence Cline, Mrs. Guy Re- courae. Guests were Mrs.ll'nd Hoi· · Lewis for making the a tt ractive t -~ · I · r.~d. Mar I:!S 1 ~a me~ accomVarl -co-lomd paper streamers Jones, Lakin, as co-hostesses. ynolds, ~rs. Nina Bland, ·Mrs. Fre- , ·l man, Mrs. _Everett Bachner, Mn. 1 year books. :'11r an d :'li •-,. ('harlf':t Covl'rt a nd pa~ r l' ~rr r5 d ,•,n Bell were used to decorate the ~arty Mrs . Arn ol d Richard assisted in da Wellmg, Mn. Edgar Arnott, Beulah Wh1te, Mrs Jack Bechtel, \ 1 thildr 1·n , 1~., lwrta <md Charlo.s Jr. an t~o r 1 r rC'n nn "r . . and sile and games wre pla.yed with reC'eiving the guests and a des- Mrs. Clarence McNeal, Mrs. !len- Mrn . Laura Ha~er, Mn. Eddy Albe, Mrs. Lcw1s ~~rc; Hea1vn and and granddaughtt•r, lk ni sc M<.>Ca f: :O.lrs .. Ed SnHth and daught<:r to pr.izes won by Billy Bolingct" and sert course was served carrying ve.r Nelson, Mrs. R~bert Rawlm,ls, Mt·s. Ellen Smith, Mrs. Paul Hap. ~1rs. Ht,bfort 1nompson; flower fnt:v. Md lwr lllfltiH'r Mrs Lou- a JliC ill L' on the Athens Road H~malee Nciri. out a red and white color scbeme. Mrs. George Hackett Jr. tonstall, Pl_frs. Bertha. Bing, Mrs. JUdges_ for t he o•vL·nmg awardL·d ! i.:.t· ~h-Caffl'l't\', San LL·•;ndro · C"<~-lif Sunday and un to H~vcnswood Out of town guests were Miss ·Mrs . Fred Gardner,. Mn.b Nor- Helen \Wnte, Mrs. W1lliam Lewil blue nbhon.~ tu Mr.~. J ohn Tt•rTr ll l hnl·e he{'n vi~it in g fm•n 'b ll~ul re i: and H1plcy fo r a short v1stl. . A "circus" cake, ice cream cones Ruth Ward, Dayton, Mrs. Henry m~n Wayland, Mrs. Robert oates and Mrs Thomas Darst. for a hall arro.rn~ <' liH<nt and t o :\lt·s. alivl'~ m Ohio i .1 r M d Mrs. Anml'~<' Ohlt nger left th1s Uccon1tcd like Clowns lllld circus Doss and family, Mrs. Lucille Craig MiSs Franc_es ~oush, Mn. Carl . T . d' Strublt· for a buJfet ar1·an ··Pnll nl !\li· ll J h . " ' ,"'1m g ,_ r.Man ('vt•ui ng for a wt·ek entl· visi l with favo r!> were served to David, Ther-, G 11 Branno n, Misll Nina RuSIIell, Mr!. -• ,_ 1 "· · "· O.\'' u nson, .o umuu:t· ns "I d , \\'Ill p A h nd .1 C 1 Bill a 1po1IS wen 1y-1Lve 1a tes were a,..., a..,o or a L' '·~fce l.a bl(' ar- ihttic Burn~ Mr d ~1 ' D · "r_ a n n1rs. •ur ansOII5 and c.-.a, rt ur a Rt a as , y . present f~r the pS'l'ty and sending M. L. Kelly, Mrs. Wllliarb Grt.ae&er, 1 •Nn~, Bobby Bolinger, Carolyn and gifts but unable to attend were Mrs. 0 L Roush, ·M n. Carl Gilmore. SEE THEM rang cdment _ A r'cd n b OOn 1 wa.• ( ·~vr·rl . Mr :; nd. l<"r~l;~· Dil~ 11 son , Bu;;s.,IJ, Dun ba r. a war ed to 1'.-lrs. Struble fnr a TV J\lr and . r.11·~ Gu !;J;:<' F'arb wi.ll L~a Bradford, Zita and Remlll~ Mn . Lawrence Boyd, Miss Bertie Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Clif· 1 arrang_cmcn.t. . . Sfll'IHI 1111' wct•k end with their I NeJri, LOis ~nn S~ue~. Vlckl Ann s Powell, Mrs. Frances Qualls and ford Stumbo entertained a lrotiP ~alduspla} of vallous dned rnap,m•nl~, Mr ami Mrs. 0. R. Faris, ~ ~rand m olhet ' Mrs . . Cha.rles Flem- family. of • friends and served a deuert (.r was brought_ Uy Mrs . Tfwmp- , Pom(•roy, llnd !\1r. And Mrs. C . p 1ng, Columb~, asststed MTB. Pyle course, Those prt-sent were Mrs. son with the party. C. E. Hoyt, Mrs. J . E Simpson, hi!M.'andIt Mr~. Lcw1s. ' A contest on Dutton ' M i rl~ll r J"'rl ,v Mcs . Fa~ 'IS w h 0· L tcu ure spemnen.s w.aa con. b ll·nehing in the Columb 118 Mr5 EM Blake, Mrs. William EVer ~uct.e-d by_ Mrs. J_~hn Terrell, and $1'lwnls. and 1\fr. t'aris, who h<~ ~ Mrs. Mart Cra ry returned -to ~ I C !tOft, Mrs R!Obert Hagverty, ·M rs pantomun " Qlll:t: on Jlrovcrbs ht..·en w11rking as an Insurance EJ:- her home, ,.Mulberry Ave., Wed Reid Varney, Mrs. Kalad Hlndy, THESE • was .h eM. At, tlw dose of thC' a mi ne r in Hamilton wi'll arrive nesday alte'r a week's virsit with Mrs 0. 0. Hindy, Mrs. Allred · 'tneetmJ;l a while t·lcphanL auction th is t'vening. her daughter and son-in-law, ·M:r. Roush.. sale_ was ht•l(! n.; a muncy making Sp3 Richard Worner Wh 0 is a.nd Mr.s. Pearl Mora. • Thursday morning Mrs Nathan prOJed · . statJ· onP-d ot lf prndon, Va· . arrived Mrs, Margaret Hemsley has re· Biggs entertained wlth a break· Refre.sh~enl ;; w~~e served by this week end for a fj~ daT tu rned home alter a four months' OS fast party and those present were the hostess ~o .1hust _n amed above furl ough with hi~ parents. }Jr. and stay with her sister, Mrs. Wayland HostJ.,,k gifts werebpro•thentedNifto Mrs. Willard ·Ebecsbach, Mn> Elroy and Mrl5. W1llwm Klllwgt•r, Mrs. Mrs Herman W6nJCr. Next week Lance, Salem, Mrs. Clara Prosser, Mrs. A. R. Knight and Miss Mrs. ac Warner w en e ty E~ward Koehkr, Mr.s. Lt:o 8 ,-yan, en d hi_, pan•nt~ will accOfllpa ny Canton and Mrs. Man~ella Custer, Marguerite Heyer were guests Stit~ers club met Wednesday . Mt'ili Betty Kot· hl cr, Mr:s. WiLliam n;m 1o Wa.s hingto" D C I . C<llumhJK when Mrs . Ri:rlland Neutzling en· evemng at her home, Wolf Pen. ' D.w son, an d I hrcL" guests, Mrs. -Th• -evewn · g w,. spe nt SOCia · 11 Y ~- .•- -·- --·I - Ol II Ralston Hemsley vii-sited rela- tertalned her bridge club. WedC~arles . Spene;:r, r'v1rs. l .ucille n. tives in Syracuse, Saturday en· ncsday eveni ng at her home, oand in sewing. The traveling Hawki ns a nd \I rs. C"har ll\S Legar. route to his home, Columbus, from Anne Street. , prlze donated by Miss Kathryn 1 - - -. Nor th Carolina. PrizE'lts for high score wa.s award MUch was awarded to Mrs. Wil· e dto Mrs. Fred Blaettna.r and the liam Bartel!. . Ure$ I ~1r. and !\-frs Donald Holtf'!l' and traveling prize to Mrs. Albert Refreshments Were serv... d 'by I .,. FRIDAY son Pat, Huntington were week Coates. the hostess to those named abo-ve Memb,rs of the Chatter club Anne Baxter St.v• Cocl-tra.n end of Mrs. Albert Young Refres hments werE served by Mrs. Willard Wilson, Mn. and their familes enjoyed a bam· ('ARNIVAL STORY and other rela tives. the hostess lo thm;e named above Carl Mltcb, Mn. Lawrnce· Smith, burger fry TUesday evening at the Come In And Test (In Techneolor) Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clark and 'lind Mrs. Paul Nea.se, Mrs. R. L, Mrs. Max Folmer, Mrs. Carl Moore home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young, Dri'fe These Beanlles -alsoI family moved Thursday to thelr Jacoba and Mrs. William Ander· Mrs. Janet Korn and Mrs. Homer Rutland ·r oad. U. F. 0. A True Science Srory 'I ncwl.y purcha~d property on Plea· ~n. Walter. ~· Prl"sent were _Mr and Mrs. ·NatMrs. R(ly \f:ryr·r enk rlaincd the i UNI:JENTIFIED FLYING sant Ridge. --han Biggs and family, Mr. and Mrs Jol ly cl tiiJ W( ·dJu•sd<iy L'vl'i n~ al OBJECTS ' ' Alfred Biggs and daughter 'Mr. and her honu- , Oak Sl. 'l l1om , PamelaDCa"'" returned to ·'Iher IN Offlp '.Mrs . Chorles B•rt and family, Mr. On Sp<1t Film~. , .K-.t From t S lo A short bU ...iDt',lj9 Sl' o;,, iuu WIHI ('OU• ~.- NOWI e, ay um Ylth w.her and Mrs. Vaughan Price, Mrs. WiiYou, ..The Public ..Till d' lh on, rl_ucted by the 'prc-!;J dt•JJ 1. Mr~. Wii· spcn tng e surnrn er w er bur Young and daughter, Mrs. Glen l1am Kenmnl)'. Cartoon -- HOW TO BE A grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. HarEvans and children, Mrs. Charle'• DETECTIVE vcy Pi Rcfrc.~hmelUs \\o\;rc ~erved by ·' en:e. Plans we.re made for their qn- ' r.allance, Mrs. Fred [. Gardner Buck .and M·r. and Mrs. Youn&, lh ~:- hoste.'4S to Mrs. Ldie Hawk SATURDAY ONLY M~s. Albt'rt Woodard, Mrs. Gerald nual Apple• Butter maklng prO. Mr11. McEihlpne). will serve on i ject when the Philatbea Society committee. Roll call responses Wtldt>rmuth, Mrs. 1\ (•nncdy and 1 Robt. Mitchum Susa n Htyward met at the Ch,utth of Christ were verses from Proverbs. Mrs. Char les Stra uss . · : THE LUSTY MEN Thursday evening. Mrs. RobeH: Mrs. Ernest Lallance wlll be in -al.!io-·-·Reibel, prer!ident, conducted· the charge of securing kettles for the Tim Holt Richard Martin mef'ting and the devotional ser-1 Apple Butter making on October , PISTOL HARVEST vice wa;; presented ,i:IY M¥s. Grill 8-9-10 at the borne of Mt8. George 3 Stooges Comedy and Cartoon Rwt~ell, who gave a prayer; Mrs. Childs. Orders may be given to St6wart Harris, Scriptm·e reading, Mr.~. McElhinney, Mrl:l'. Wiiollam a nd Mrs . Edgar Allmswortb who Slater, Mns. Leo Childs Mrs. C. E. read two article~ "Faith" and Norton. The program fo.r the even· " Facts About Faith". irng wati a paper on "Priscilla and During the business meeting J\qtliHa" by Mrs. Al-lensworth. Mrs. Robert McElhinney, secreA desEert course was served 1.0 t.,ry, read thl" orl.Jinal by-ta.wa of twenty-eight members and JiMmy the Society antj it wa.s voted to Butcher, Fred I. Gardner, pastor of have them revised. Mrs. Ernest the- church, 9nd NiM Bland. Akron. · 4 Wllr:EL DRIVE ..;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;;;:: Ho.stessea were Mrs. Allensworth., GOOD TIRES 1 Mts'. Stewart lfarris, Mrs. Ira But-~ CLOSED TOP cher, Mrs. Mae Lightfoot with Mrs. Dwight Frost ·a nd Mrs. Pearl . Grnve.., as contributors. Membera of Mrs. WilHam Bradford's group From lhli flay forward- your will be in charge of tlie hospital· ity for the October meeting. btoulilul k._ko Diamond Ring I 4 door, new paint, 2 tone blue, heater. Mr. Dwight Wallace Presides At Series Of Pwties During Week lsHonoredGuest At ShOWe/ 5Un· cloy HighlightOf short vacation. I Kl·nneth Cooke who Is 1 8' tL .J p ty plo}ed on a r iver 'boat, flew b=; 1r nuay Or l\1r:n 1953 CHEVROLET Mrs. LA>uis Hayden I Circus Theme Is · ·~· �' 8--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtddleport, 0 .; Sept. 14, 1956 POMEROY . . . . .. 26 PT. PLEASANT .... 53 1GALLIPOLIS ...... 21 ATHENS ........ 13 JA(KsoN ........ 71 LANCASTER . . . . . 31 NELSONVILLE . .... 26 WELLSTON . . . . .. 2G WAHAMA 121MIDDLEPORT . ' ' 0 OAK HILL . .. .. .. . 6 CIRCLEVILLE .. .. .. 7 GRflNFIELD . .. .. . 6[LOGAN . . . . . . . . 0 CHAUNCEY . . . . . . . 0 PORTSMOUTH EAST 20 • - . Panthers Set To Stop R'lcons MAJOR LEAGUE STANDL,G . Washington at Kan.sas Cit)' Nt~tional L... ~ W. Milwaukee 86 .1!110 83 M .5117 2 Cincinnati 82 ~8 .1186 310 St. Louia 70 68 M1' 14~ Philadelphia 83 7~ -~7 21 y, Pittsburgh 61 80 .433 2ll 0 scheduled. . MUwaukec at PhUadelpbia • night - Burdette 18--9 YB Haddix e I 12..(l. B2 .4.10 28 M 83 .399 29~ •• at Y · enttne I 1i~~~~~~-----:,~~~~~=-~~--~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~---------------------1~~VOL. VIII NO. 130 EDITORIAL PHONE 397 Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, Salurdlly, September 15, 19116 BUSINESS PHONE 398 SINGLE COPY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil in ELBERFELD$ alions ez '' • LE: Pome,.,., B-.le, 165: w.. hema, c. Rowh, 170. C: Pom•roy, Werry, 175; Wa· What~ hama, R. Roush, I 55. RQ.: PomN"Oy, Davis, 206; W"" hama, CunrHttgham, 160. RT: Pomeroy, Barnhart, 227; Wahama, K. Taylor, 178. Rl: l'omo<oy, Wll ........ uth, 160; The lineups ; Middleport W.....,., Ford.186. a QB: Pomeroy, Smith, 115; hii'M, HB: hama, HB: w.. Ollwe'r, 161. Pomeroy, S~. 140: W• Het•on, 142. Pomeroy, Morrl1, 140; Wa- l LOWEST PRICED with 261 square inches of viewable' "LIVING IMAGE" picture I ' ~ ···~-··~· >'llh thode, "Livlnil""i""pkt..,; and rich Bal~..Fidelity Sound. briiht "HiKb-Sharp-and-Eaay" tuning lett you dial ltanclin& up. Eboay 6nt.h; maroon otllmed oak .G;}. .... ....~ ........... UMI' ............ 70Uitf .t ~eM, 1_ ~~ _ __ ._.... 2!141 ........... OpfMMI. ...... - ...... ELBERFELDS hama, Sprou.., 188, FB: Pom..-oy, Hawthotne, 216; 8UJCK TAADI-IN8 ' RCA VICTOR TV I .,..m.dllnilllooixtn.Moclel21T711.0:meiol00ayl - .. Waham~ Y~n~ 15o~2~-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ springtime In your home Ill Y!lf 'roundI '·W!ATHERJifON:· ,_., /,ll•lloorrlo •·• Hoot ,.., , , , • :lo , .1111\t.. ~8!1 $~!1"!ff lot H4otlilfi .,,,~-; Olflftw· 1 -- ,, ~ ' . Single unit HEATS wltho~t" fuel . ONLY COOLS withOut water •.• ii..S iinly air, el~ 12 IENER~· ELEt:lUC. TERMS 1956 BUICKS LEFT LEACH and ~WAMSLE·Y PT. J>iEA!lANr, W. VA; ===~ AT SACRAFICE PRICES! 1951 PLYMOUTH 1955 Plymouth Savoy · ...... · $1,695 2 dr Sedan . One loc:~l owner, sharp car; red with black top; Red with grey trim inside. • Harry Barnes Guest Speake! Before Rotary 4DooRSEDAN 1955 Buick Special Dlx 2 dr , $2295 S~dan; Dvnaflow drive, less Ulan 12,000 carefut $385 mtles. Radio, heater. 1954 Buick Speclal2 dr · · · · · · $1,695 Sedan; Original blue with whtt.e top, We've ser- viced this car since new . ' ;•;•·•w :· Ql' p t;.df, }, ' -~ .. · ., ,., \ . . lo'.\' 1954 Mercury Monteray · ·: · $1,695 • Hard Top cpe; One loc.>l owner; Mercomatlc drive Smart white with r~d top. ' " 1956 GMC ·~ ton Bcyl pickup$! ,B95 ' i '. . ' ;f~~- ~.,.,.~.;, ·~ -·,. •. . . ' i ' '. r"- ' . t ' ·., uuiCouPE · • Very low mtleage . Deluxe cab; chrome grttle an<t bumpers . $365 1956 Buick Roadmoster · · Save $700 2 dr Riviera cpe; Full power-In windows seat, steering and Drakes. Extremely low mtleage '"' • 19$3 Buick VB Super · · · · · · · · $1,395 ' 4 dr sedan; Like new metalttc red finish. Dynaflow drive Shows good care . 1V49 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air · · · · · · · · · $f95 4 dr aedan. Finest model Chev; Original two ton$ blue flnts.h. 1953 Plymouth 2 dr · ;-·, D" ledlll.l .. ' 1~51 \ · .... $895 On• careful owner ' DeSoto VB 4 dr sed · · · · · · · $895 .one carelUI owner. Low mite•ge. Power steeriOI :.,, : • ·i'.•,· . ••. i. :·:; . ERsedan $175 1949C·tfJV,~O.LET sedan . . $95 194tSf~E8AKER s'"dalt ~ $95 1~·7:DO.,GI:~~fa~_ . . : :· : $• ., . 1,~37 CHEV~OLETcoupe : .$l$ 19~6 PLYMO'UTH coupe . . ~- '. ' •i- - - .,...n.., ....., ... .. 75U -.utt.. Low tenliht 5.540 ....... I kama.. Arnold, 220. LT: Pomeroy, Lambert, 191; Wa. hlma. J. T•ylor, 174. LG: Porn.roy, Baralh, 115; W• -.... ------- Cooler_, ......, - south .,.. . . ., or. Hloh ....... 66-74 - I Now at • { Sunday, puffy cloudy Mil wtnn- Only games scheduled. Wednesday's Re1luta Sahnfay•1 Game 1 Milw. 3 Phila. 2 1st, 13 Inn., twl Cbieag 0 at Brooklyn · Milw 4 Phila . 3 2nd, 12 Inn., niic St. Louis at NC!w York s~. ~ouis ' 5 Ne.w York 0 Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincmnatt 5 Ptltsburgh 4 • Cincinnati at Pittsburgh ,• 0 ChicJgo at Brooklyn nitht • Drabowsky 2-2 vs Cnig 12-10. ~7 Chicago • St. Louia llt New York-Pobolsi:y 9-11 vs &urkont 2-2. llrookl)'n New York • Friday's P'rDIMble ftltchtrt L. Pet. OB 58 game~ Only 0 ' ' • ·''' ' • alion I � 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 14, 1956 gerald ihle warner wise