https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2aa21e688044927622ccae6e100b110b.pdf 97eef0e378b3b17aba1249250ca05cd8 PDF Text Text ,, ' ~ • ., I I "6-DallySentioel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0; Sept 15, 1956 - - ---evening 7:30 Utart Fallll, Sunday t.'Yening Apple Grove, Sunday eveoint: East Letart; MYF meetings Monda)' 7.30 P. M. Apple GriWf', 1'lbu.r!Klay '1 :30 P . IM.. East LeLart. Zion Ch"rch of Chrllt. Located on Pomercy-HBI'T'i&mJ.ville Road. Bible Scbool 9:30 A. M. Mominrg ............. Church ef ,_,. Warlhip a;nd Communiooo 10:30 A. II. Cbri&tian Endeavor 7:13 P. :M. Cl!rial :i,Litter Day Saints, Old Ev-' "'"'-nl orehi p 8 P. ·M. ~~ uvmU Towa ta, on Portland aeblng Route. Wyatt. 1Minl8ter. Jooeph Jobneon, SuDda St:!b 001 10 a. m. pre 'I Bible School , Sup'l:. 11 L m ud 8 p ro and Blble · Ml · · · · s .. ...._ 'tbunttay 8 pm Putor C n .,.Mnville ~hodl•t Church, ,......,. · · ev. n.. M. Grove, Pastor, H061Der W. Proffitt Asst. Cbas. Hupp. Roush Supt 10 A M Sunday · , CIJur'ch of Chrilt In Chrbtlan Scbooi· 11 M W. r.dli.. Servi · P ce, Union, .lfiddieport. Rev. Guy F . Tu~ 7:30 P. M o Sayre, putor. Sunday school, ·to · a. m. Odell Manley, supt., Prayer Mldw<~y Community Church and Prliae- servict"," 7·3Q: Wed. 7 :· between ~vrlle and De::i.ter on Bible Study: Saturday, 7,30, ' -~C k c ~--• liJU I.A%UIIIItlig ree '""""-~ · Rn. R. E. vr.aae c service. Thorn-.aa. pastor Floy-d Cleland, I Oburt.h Service 7.30 P. M. ITayer • K Iue Baptist Church, V. W"' meetin-g Wednesday n·ight 7 :30 P. l~y J-enkins, Pastor. ~unday School M. Ev-eryone co.rdially -i nvited. IUO. llorn~Di worahip 10:t&, Eve11M Rutland Mfthodist Church Dina worsbtp 8 on tbe 1st, 3rd, 5tb Rev. Robert E. L'l nt-, .. Pa~-·. Sunday&. Prayer MeeUnt: Wed· Sunday Sehool 9 :30 A. M. Geort'e besdar 8. C S pt W -'., __ _. n1rc1 Str.et Pentacod..J. Church l;:~sonOA'_ Mu. ' or.lHilP 0 "-nJCe at Middleport, B. L. Barrett, -pastOr. SUDdq School 10 11. ID, Eveul.ng TtM SrracuM Mtothodlst Chun:h 1ecy!ee 7:"5 p. m. Rev. Robent E. Linter, Pastor. Methedllt Ch...,., Let...t Falls, Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Dana 9:30 A. 1)1', Apple Gr.;:we. 10:30 Wi-nebrep.ner, Supt. WOl'fhip Ser. 7:30 P. M. ~ Fa.l!a: Ru· vices 'l:SO. nal Senttce · speclid THB RA¢1NE w A £ I I '~*· Church communion and prWUac fourth Sunday tn montb 'f;30 P. M. church preachin,a:.-B·ev, Har· old C. Doster, Pa5t;1r. The Ct.rlstl•n Church at Hem· lock Grove, every Sunday 9:10 A. M. sunday Sehool and communion second sunday in month '7:30 P. M. c~~rch preachina: fourth Sun-day 1n mQnth 10:30 A . M. church I commumon and preaching:.-Rev. Harohi C. ()aster. Pastor. iUI ChurchH, Momlnt Star & Enterprise, Rev. Ro.,.r llahop, Pastor. Morning Star Suniay School 9:4li A M. MorolDI WOl'· I' ahip 11 11 A. M MYF sunday e,•e. nm& at 8. Prayer meeting Thun· I day eveninll- F.nt~rpriee Su.War ScbooJ 10:10 A M Monnnt worbi 9·30 M YF 30 )I 8 0 I I I• I AT H&R FIRESTONE 1 I ~-orshlp ~:3~ p~~)le~ I ~l:ni~a: meeting Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Lttlrt Fall• · RoI iJB c~urch•• . ' ' Xi"-\~ Jng-. · :.J ,AL'VAriON • • ntE '. ' MIDDl.EP;OS'r, ·C'aptt-'GitiJi'J', mmeU, Sund&y School 2 p m; 3 p m; Halincu mfll~ing; 1 p m Openatr meeting; 7:30 Salvation meetiq. FIRST BAPTisT CHlJRCH, Jdl1). DLEPORT the Rev. Cllremont E. Hoyt, past~r ChW'I!'h School, 10~11, ft$lk C.hetsebrew, supt.; Morn· 1ng worship, 10: IS, first service of the ~angelistic Cruude for Christ with the Rev. Mel "MarUn" Dibble, Cincinnali, as evana:ellst. Auistine Mr. Dibble are Frank Catanzaro, organist, snd MI'B. George Dibble, mother of Mr. Dibble, who will have charge of the morning 'ervice1 for warn~~" at· fO. ~ In_eac-b da)'; 8:30, ,Youth RaQJy: M tb.e Church fbr yOunc 1 ~"-eopte· trom~ ~~~-~;· 7_:30, ''Eva~U~ seJ'Vi~e, 7 P~-.'Pr&fe'rvlt.'tl yra,....J· . meetlng; Serv1ces each day tpchtd~ I ~I I ,. ER ·~ ' I} ' · '~ ~ )X'ell!~ativ~ inS· Saturday; M&ftdar.. ,..c-a.pelii ~- SINGLE SEIZE ESCAPEE IN GUN CHASE ' Whenever this bonk can be of assi5rance to you, in making ' yo~r finances run IliON smoothly-, we hope you will ~ tunif'Y to serve yOu. give us the oppor.. The FARMERS.BANK ) Savfugs .c..O.~f ~e'- ,~f; ' Patented •.&,flue Firebrick Construction" to got more heat from fuel. •• fill your a day ... "ilr '' ,l'f,! •·t~·· Rf ,~ool, coke, !.lei cllnktrt • {'I. a ! ~ minimum ilaJel . ot ....... ., . . . ,.... ...,..... ......drcllleKo• ... ...!riM!. •+flu• Plnrltflclt C•••INdiM. • •Dreft. 0Me1l4• """'"'- ._.. •1.., •111-Nt lpiU• ...., fM4 ...,, H... 100 .._ eNL Ha• •n•• ·~tn~~Nr•·ltr"· ~ I ' \ BUSINESS PHONE 398 I 'F.-.. ·, '· EDITORIAL PHONE 397 Offer: ·- -........ I Our Stock Is Limited. N'o Sales Are Guar1nteed the important woork you are doing in educating and training our youth. Please accept our best wishes for a happy and successful school year. '10. f 1 I' Vlll ' • • ' \ • It is a pfeasure to wl.lcome you bock to ' What:_ Value ·- c 1 ,. SCHOOL TEACHERSt at y WIATHII ~ ,u~a;e. Mortov~. ~eosoted W0o4;1 ·~ -~ · --~yet u~"~llt.!Oa ~!r ~ ~*t ft& pr0o1_.1". • I ' ' •, DOWN PAYMENT ••• EASY TERMS I $159.95 Aller September 30 partment of foreat.ry, Ohio Aari· cultural Experiment .rtatlon. e JJIPk»ne: . ' enttne . I l SUo doors treated with creoaote wt\1 participate i~ the dlscuulon , QUOJ'!I, !ays W. K. Murphey, dP.- • . • 1f::~~~;~~~~...-..~~, !or~,~·1ei:l:~ - ~4J~•~klot~~·~-~ - ~Jo~·!!fro: bome. .nd.~:!IMI~ !nieet.~ · :m~d:~: , . - -:•:r..s5j~~ ·. , &:~r Martin, Pastur. Sunday Scb'* Nl~ht, Claeses !o sit tb#el~ Wit 9.30 A. M. Worsb.1p Sprvice 7 P , !.1• · ,. , ill\-···~·! M, Cbri.Btian E11deavcir altflrnatC ne~ay • e pm. . ~~.D.'S F . ) 110 Sundaya 11 t 7::JO P. M. supper; T~unday, :Mal!ll~, £a! , Church of tht NIIUent, lyr., er~· Stir~ and· F~m~~ ~[ at i l <~ cuse, Ray K. Williams, pastor. in Jroups. · 1Sunday Srhool 9:30 A . M. Morolnc CHURCH OF CHRIST BRAD~ worship_10:30; NXPS 6:30 P. M: BURY, Edward Emerson', pastoJ. Eva.ngi!ltstlc se r~Jce 7:3[) P. M. ·Btble Sehool, 9:30, Thurman car~ ~ednesday ~e~enmg prayer meet sey, aupt.; Morning wohhip, 10:30; I mg fOT the mtdweek t~nd Tucb41J Christian Endeavor 8 pm.; Evenias I afternero11 prayer hour. worship; '1 :30. . r. House of Prayer~ Chester. .... FIRST PRESBYTERIAN day S_chool 9:30 A. M. Morn.lng CHURCH MIDDLEPORT, the Rev. worsh~p It A. M. Sunday evening Howard Ruppelt pastor .. Church 1 worship at 8. Prayer -meellna: OD Sch.ool, 9;30, James Blltlhano-n·, supt Thursday 8. P. M. . Morning worship, 10:80. First laptitt Church, Ebt Mak1 Church of Chrltl, Bradford, Rev. John Wyatt, Pa11t~r. Blble Street, Ratpb C. · ZUndel, pallor. ' School 9:30; church S0!'VIC81 10:80 9:30 to 10:50 combJned servlce of 1Youth meetln,: at. 8 f ..~- an~ worablp. ancf studf. special music evanaeliatlc .etvlee _Sunday even- Sermon "Wiiy $od ·CNeWx '· ~­ ! lng at 7. James Reed, Sup~. • Think Yo.l':1 N-dtierY ' .:tNt·Ju(.IM' Retdnllle Chlrg•, a • .,. freeland church tor all .chililren. 1Et0'\'odtl\ Norris, Pasto'r. Servic9a at Joppa meetlnJ-Oamp EehOl!•. 'l1Vednaf. 9:30 A. M.; S!lnday at 10:20 Sun- diy 7:30 · Blble atudt arMJ' pra.ttr 1 ..,:· • day School at Lont Bqttorn 9:20 A. service- · , q M.; Preaching setviee 11J:4-15.; Sup· Pedt~llhd ' · , . day Sct!ool at Reedlvllle 8:20 ~- formed ._ M Preachi.Jl~· · Waldo Bertels, Metl'lolllltt Church. Hury Sunday ·Sctldll . Bate.. Pastor, Laurel Cliff. Sun- Jhip Service. Sermon · day School 8 30; Class meetlna 6:00 p. m. Junior and Senior YF 10:30; FMY aervlce 7.00; Preaeb·l Organb:atlona.l mcedna: and pro-inK 8.00; Prayer MeeUna Wedae• motion. day 7.30. Hysell Run Suaday Unlttcl Mttho41tt. Pomer.y, lu- · I • * ~fPeopR-e' meet~ r.::~~~~rl~~~~ every Su.D.day -9:$ .,&. II. Suf,dfJ7< io:JO; School and C9JJl~WSlap, ... ~~~· ·~I· a·WI . ~; - -~~rvtqil Sunda,- in *'onthr.~ lO:OO.:A'." ,J.L 7:00f1bnatf.'\'!IO.~meel: Creosote Will Protect Silo DlamantJi ng Df 4 cement block durability silos used at the ex· Christian Sc:fltnCtl Soclety, 144 periment station far 11 yean Mul~ry Ave., PomerJ:.• MOl"Ilinc eave- researchen; a. cbanee ttl see service 11 a. m. with TTER t•~ tbe: effects of silage liquors on uv; aila doors . eubject of tbe Ienon sermon aod Durins tbe process an average the Gol.d,en Text: Then shall no per &trange God bt- 111 thee; neU&er af 8.3 pounds or creoaote thou worship any atranR:e cubic foot was fo~d into 20 &ilo I am t~ Lord thy God, whi(!b doora made from beeeh, red oak, "UI of the •·nd of "81:9 Sunda,.~Sthool bird maple, and white oat lum· Egy,p t. ber. Twenty-four other doors were 10 a. m. everu'no ,.- made from untreated lumber of •· vice at 8. The il · cordially -the .s&me species and painted' with invited to attend. Readina: room 1luminum paint. with side entrance located &t the r.ear ol t:hul'ch, open to "the pubtc Average 11 mount ol Cl"eeOIte left Monda.y and Wedneaday from 2 to Jn. t:be treated doon after 11 yea-rs 4 -p • m• w a 81• . u pounds per -cubic toot. Tbie is above the amount needed Alfrt4 ¥tthodllt Ch!Jrch, ·-~ t 0 protect the wood fi-orn decsy R. M. Grove ,pa&tor. S. & at 9:30, and in9e(:ts, states Murphey. Lloy!J DllJ\Qga-, ~upt. W0n1blp at. All unt~ated doot.t showed • . .,. • , l;lgna .of decay or eh~eal d.eter10:4:5, ~.umore' Boyles leader.- ~~ratlon, but none of the treated "'<on~ay~· i'l 1t 8 ,, 't~' ~ show41'd tbese signs. .. · · ~· m. ·This test showed that condition• tt Miners- .l,n a sllo WUI not remove enough : .' 1 to contin,li.n,at.e wui Pastor. lie. 1ene- Brown pastor. Sunday Seboot 9:13 Theo Smith, Supt. Wonhlp 10:30 Topic "Life·, True Mean· 1ng Found In Christ"' MYF :5:30. Eu~~:ene Fry, Pres. (The MYF members will go on a hay.zlde' SaturdAy eve:Dinlil a.t 6:30) Thurlday '1 :00 Cboir reht.arsai, Robert Brown dir-Mtor. Thunday September 27 Fall District. CoDfer~e at Jackson. a. m. Sunday evening worship ~ -School 10; Pruchine 11 :1.5. 7:30 p. m. Weekly Prayer Senice.r~ FAfllVliW Tuf!:llday 7 30 p . m. Portland ser Edward GrHfith putor. v1-eet Pnyer ser.,ice Monday at Scbool 9:30 • - m.: Youoa: 7:30 p. m Regular chun:h urvice.e meetiq 6 :~ p. m .; Friday 7.30 p m v1cea 7:30 p. m.; prayer CHURCH OP.: CHRISt': Hll•nd . Wednesday '1 :30 p. m . Chapel, Rev. Elllion Weaver, CHURCH OF CHRIST, MIDDLEB1ble Scbool 10 a. m. Supt. Heory PORT, Fred I Gardener, palltor. Ebtin; Morning .service 11:30 A . Bible School, 9:30. MorWnc wOI'· M.; EvangelistiC Service 7:30 P . ship service, 10:30 sermOIL topic M. "A Great Work"; 6:30, Chri&tiaD Gr~• Eplsc:oPIII Church, E... Endeavor·, '1 :30, Evenift8 ~rvi.ce, Main Street. Pomeroy. Rev. J . 1ermon subject "Telrel,; W-\!dne~ Ed·N"in Charle&, Rettor; Mr1. Ce- day, 7:30, P<ayer meeti•u• and ... dric W. Clark, oreanist. WonlUp Bible study,· 8:30, Choir puctice . and sennon at 10:30 A. )J., Holy HEAni. METHOOlST CU\JRCH, Communion £irst SuodMY In month. MIDDLEPORT the Rev. G. Ray· · Ch_u rch School, Beginners ~d mon Konkright, pastor. Sunday Primary, ill 10:30 A. M.. Fer infor- Scbool, 9:30, Emest Covert, 8UPt.,· 'mation concerning our wora., Morning worship, 10:30, sermon l 1 b 302.J w 1 pease e ep one · topic "Eating Honey By the ay"; Chrhtlan Church •• lllHdsvllle 2:30 pm Youth Fellowship Officeta Every Sunday lU A. M. Sunday conference Gallipolis· Monday Schoo.I and Communion first 8Uil· 7:30, Cllls~· for memOO,:s who d tb 11 ' M Cburda ay 1ft ~on • · .· join the church on Sepl 30; Tuell-('Ommumon and pr!8acbmg; third day, 6:30, .Junior choir; Wedne1Sunday in ~ontb '1 :30 P. ~- day, 7 pm. Senior choir; 8 pm churcb Rc:v. Harold C. Clasa 12 Circle at the bQme of D 1 preachingp t r os er, u or. Mr.s. EM Blake. Chrlstl•n Church at \.Oftl Bot· MT. MORIAH B A P T I S T tom, every Sunda,- 9::.i0 A. ll, CHURCH, MIDDLEPORT, theRe~. Sunday Sehool and eammunloa; N. D Bord(1~. putor. Bible School, £irst Su~dQ:_ ill. plOnt~. 7!30 P. ~· ~~~S, Ar'~ R_ee¥,, supt.; mom· l\19-di7 iAI wor,fltip, 10:~ BTU 6 p. 1 ChLU'Cb preac:~inJ; tbU"d in mont:b: 1013.~ A. •J6. ~~ i~· tHuilcH "OF THE NAZARENE, munion nd preach1'nf{~'',.,...,.,.· Ji~DLEPORT, Ute Rev. Robert Harold C. Dostal', PQt.or,/ ~ •'I ·~er-s,~tor\ B~ School, 9:30, The Church of Christ; IC~ .~lhtq~ ·,;pj&~ Morning wor· .•••••••..•• 1lle t!hompion••• ' for good reasons! ' "' ....:; . II ' " Ill: P ••I' Model 51\ Model 8\8 ,, IUDUN'( · IUDUIVT, ·I 11 II ' - .~U11FUL POPU.LAR cRQUND DUIGNI PORCELAIN fiNISH I '.I. Get Better, Cleaner Corn ••• Faster I AUTOMATIC DRYER $219.95 eeverat feetu~ that liVe the Dearborn·Wood Broa. Com Pk~ exceptional cepadiy. Ita'·llullliol btd has ai~ bil hu.aki~ rolla tha.t n:move hub l ..t, )'It pntly. There 11110 aD RCiutive Rotary Snappift1 Bar tbet reductt Ask ror 1 d~tte.ti011 or thi• remarkltble .,imr ..• ....,;· Let a champion help you buihl -·~- ao a.. We'll aecept your old stove •• down payll)ent during this old ,coro proflta._ ,.....,.. BROWNS~~L~SRACTO.R. '--lr llt.tt- .-. ...... Rohh. s.OIIhle•ll•t fee• ' , • .. ,. .. lib ....... . ,.nt.tlcll Co1llnte• lkofo. •drcvl...... c..l ~· 100 ... \ . We'll accept your old stove as down payment. during-this oid stove round-up, ------Come In stove .round·up. Spedal Featurea ••• Capacity Plus ebout (!Oft\"e~Uea.t tenDI. ER STORE '"'· "'"' ft•hll. ceo~ ..,....,, You too can pt "prift winnina:;" re.ulta with it, tilht on your own l•rml • ahellin1, and o "flaible-fin&ered" Spiral Huotinllled Fetcto 'l;R FIRESTONE ••r•ctJ••· • Sq••'• Here'a the ~chine that led the field at the 1952 N•tion1l Mechanical Corn Pickina; Contelt near Ruahville, Indiana. There 1re ...... ,.......... . ltd..,..... c.. . Heel• fro• t to • .. ............,,.. ...... ,.....,, ..,,,....,.., . . . . ltflkl 5 ,....., Deamm-Wood CORN PICKER ,, Rrt~ n.... 11.. , • r· ....... t;oof atpadtJr t<~G· ... We'll aceept yOilr old sto.ve •• down payliti\JII during -this •14 Jackson Sheriff .., Shoots Down Oak Hill Resident stove rouncklp. Now~See. 1'hem YOU CAN GET CASH FOR YOUR OLD HEATER CONDITION. WHY THROW AWAY YOUR OLD ,_ OTHf'R DEALERS.DO NOT TAKE TRADEJit~$ . .;. ''-, INSTALLATION IFDESIRED! ' ,. RUTLAND F!J,RNfTURE ., .. '!' ,, JACKSON'. 0 . UP - John T: Boeoek, 28, of Oak HiU, was Ia ·I Columbus ~ospital today with bullet wound ln his back afte-r ~ aUeaedly tried So run down Sher-iff Joho Evans with hi.s auto. Evar1s fired Ollet' at Bowek when 'hi!! fied to IYOid a warrant. A3 EYtD.I appl'l'tiCbni, Bocock tried W ram hi" ear Into the .sheriff, then 1 jumped from ttte vehicle and un. *. ,. 1 ' - ·-··- ~ ~~~~~·~,,~,~~~--~~--~1~,0~H~ro~_!2~o~o~w~,~U~A~IN~S~T~,-------------~~~~~O~H~I~O..:L__._______~~--------~-----R~U~T~LA~N~D:·~OU~I~O~~------~~--~'~--~~~~--l.} I ' ' _, ' ,_ -::. ' ! •. I ' �~ ' . -·· I , I !-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-M ,ddleport, 0 , Sept 17 1956 NC'r A F'E:\CEFUL MOM£~T • RIYNOlD E. GIIEINI I GIN, MGa. I IDI'fO& PubUtlutd every attenaooa except SundaJ by tbe Oh io Vall~' Bus!'leu office hllttael, Inc, at 110 M.ethPDIO:: St , Pamer oy, U piume 398, e<hlillrial oU1ce pho.w 391 s~nd !'Ateted as rlus mail:A& matter at tbe poat ofrlce 11 Pomt!roy Ohio .N:ttlo ul ad~ertlsiag • rep~ntauve, BottJaelll Kimball. Inc 14.,\ Lexu.~gton Ave, New Yori: C1ly, te, ]'; Y Subscription ratu Dehvery by can ler wbere available 30 cebll per week one )lear 10 advance at The 1Ja1ly SenllneJ office $1:5 60 •1x moot hs $7 80 , three montbs $3 90 By mQlor route wbere •va•lallle one mc ath $1 By mall on e year 18, 111 mo.atba, $4.2S, '$e .• months, $2 50: one moatll. $t 'II' my new york ' I l: 'I ' BY MEL HEIMER N EW l OHJ( - There 1!1 a Jegend across thll • • • TilE Al\RABl•.J! :MR. W, who my more cullured trlendl tell m.t hllll t:lasslc stature In the operatlc world tbut who undoubtefly makes a pot more money on the Broadway 8lage), Ia snowtd under each Week by fan lettera, and hardly any ol them tell him patronlz• lngly what a 8weet old tnan he Is Kldll talle pen In hand to tell him he's "adorable," and remP.mbel't lng the way the younger set v,;as genuine!:.. taken with AI Jol1on during hi& rl'-nascence In his l&llt da;~os, I can beli eve It AI, too, had a lhlny head ot nothing Or.e little old lady In Bo11ton sent Weede a chamois cloth with hll 1nlthliB embroldered on It nnd ao many fnns \, r ltt'l to 111y that hi& strong per10nallty m akes them fo rge t coffiJ)It'\ely that he'a got a JUpl'f-('Tf!WCUt "In concerts, you know ' he /I BY'l 'I've ROm ellme!l worn a halr )'Iee e- you know, wall to wall cor petlng (l n the pnle Not because of vanity The manag~m en l a lwa~ HcomplulnH th al It I don't, \h(l apol· light ptckl out the top of my l1elHlaml mu ku It ~;li s t e n 10 much that dlatracte tho audience · ~ • • • lit TH£ J.AROE AN9-.SW"-<,«.t: l\lNG <I.Ann; to baldneaa cure1 continue to be made yenr a.ft er yea r, but I llllllpo.!le the cold truth 11 that the prApalatlon hRKn't yet bean made that wlll, In the famous phrnee, grow lmir on a blllla1d ball Weede nner has wa.ated much time trying the nsl'lOrted goose g1eat>ea and pomadea fo1 wlJich the tlalm11 have been mnde • fo~or one tl1h\g," he grins:, "I never melt In· to the wallpape1 at n purty There'll no lnlaelng a. bald head from any anrle of a room " j Undoubtedly, I! and wlum The Mo11t Happ~ FcJlo 11 revived In the , )'eara to come- •lependent la1 gely, aa a guea1, on whether they cq ' tlnd 10met>ne who t'On hant.lle l<~ nnk J...oet~11er 1 blr.arre, fracmental'1 l and p~eudo operati c arlu ot well u Wetde can _.. a bald·headed 1ent wlll have to play the rolf' Or, u with Joe Schlldkraut In 'I'M j Dior11 o/ All lit 1'rn11k, they II have to lh&ve the atar'l4ome Weedt , .. ~~~ thls hll that much ot a perHnal triumph. 1 - ,-~---- · --- DAILY CROSSWORD :t 1 M&J\ I nickname fi Venel 9 Job 10 Qrew white 12 Olrl 1 name lJ Typt of tanker U None (oddl!'ll of he-altnr Period oC of time 21 Strife be- S Blundflr& <I Dherage r. tween clan• 22 Hlih' Gho11t 6 H~~ad 23 Sourc'e 9 11 I~ Cargo lance 27 W1no.lowtld balcony 29 Ru11ptd :10 M11tle of onta 1ft Pro 31) 36 37 39 32 EJecta fO Epoct\ 18 lnterj r ctlon 16 A Bunnue ( Gt'r I 19 A bula native 11 Like Ill Chfl'st to< perfumr Klll~n 1 cry 20 Surface aaaln 23 Proef!cutf& judlCllllY 24. ~a urchll or light 25 A1•gean Island 26 Fra~t· 81111robr 1 An•wer To dim S1ld111 comrort Man • nlcknaMt - 28 Oriental tree Afraid lcrs~ Leon_ Mr and Mn Gcco1gc LETART, W. VA. ____ __ __ JOPPA I I 1'1 000 Uome 11 00 Tic • 1 ll30 It Could Be You 12 00 Parsons Study 12 00 12 30 Speclal-One mon th 1 30 Te-IUleSISee Ermt 2,00 Matinee. Tbeatre 3 00 Queen For a 1>11 4 00 Comedy Time 4:30 ~LitUe ......... $ 00 Au t DJ'U Show 6 00 N PietUre e Spono Eye 8 25 Lel!l Paul Mary Ford 8 30 Fraatle C1tle I, 15 8 45 fungicides 1nclude ' 041 N-ew. Caravan 7.00 Bo.seball 930 Film Speetlacular 1100 lmiB IO 00 '1'1>< 811 Surp<ise u oo 11 15 Greatll!'at Fl_..b Ulo 'PWI8 :ftoz Jl 30 11'45 to•tll• IDI!IId 12·00 Tonllbl MONDAY 8•00 Slcn On "Wn.day WHTN- ....... r; Ok 32 i:<"cla· maUon 33 Radl un\ j l ynl I 34 J.1 h o1al ~ tl . Arovnd U: Atcended 43 Pronoun U Mimicked DOWI'f I L11ht carrtase DAILY CllYPrOQUOTJ!: - Hort'l how ta •on. 1t: AXYDLDAtllft ''YOUR lti.OMOF£L 0\\1 Ofte letttr llmply •tand• for another In thiJ txamplt A II Uled to1 the thne a. •· X fo1· the two 0 •· tte llnJlt lltttra, apo•· ._..,.,.,, \he len1th •nd formation of lht worda are all' hint1. t:ach day ttt.e code letlera are dUforel'lt SUHR,SE A Cryptoart~m qur.tatlon SUNSIT JZP LWJPK UWJ WN LPPMBIID AMWOQK JlP JZBUDK JIXJ XMP P1Ai1FFP\JJ-QX:JKY/U, 8a\ufdar'• Cr)'p~uolfl: WHEN ONCE "r'IIY FOOT ENTERS THE. 9Hllf\CH, BE BARE GOD 19 MOA.lt THEH.E THAN 1'11100- ldtRBEI\T TO 9'!'ATION* ;990 0111 Your bioi Welt'! Blossma supper guest s ol MrHow;h and G Cu\lo Sunday mornlnl. Bert umbus called on Mr and MT9 s Mr! Albert Boston l'~ nda v I' VI qlag ::=::.::~~M.t?J ,o\ . te Hoffmnn and ·Mrs Alt.n Ralnt!v called on Mr~ Auaust Morgantown are announcing the HoffiD'n .on Paul and •• rc Sun-~Augufll l!Sth marriO(e of lhel< da ft ' on dauahter, Lo11 to Wal1ace Stll!l'Wart Y 8 crno of New Haven The Rex Jo!leJlh Those gathering In llw Elme, 1 DeBardi officiated at the 2 m Newberry hom t Frrdu v n enlna ccremon p. Wert' Mr and Mrs )) (•IIJWI Roush y•.t • Sr Mr. Okey B Rou!!h Mr nnd The btlue JIVen ln marrlaa:e by M '"'A R J her father was waarang • gown or rs ._,.,nnr::~ uush r two sons, ChantiU)' lace and tulle dt!Jdlne<l Mr pnd Mrs Jack Roll Sh Hnd fo'Ur , by he- rm,othet Her n~er.s wete chUdrcn Mr and Ml !I ,\rr r:v l.Un· white elameJUas and so.lmon Son- · bert nnd fmlr chlldll' n ML and dn Evans, jumor bridesmaid, Mrs Tobe3- Myers, Sl rv1e ahd wore pink and whit Mike Newberry Thts Is tbe first The bride's mother ewore a dress tlme . the twelve grann ch1ldrcn of Navy h&ue faille whUe the uf M1 and ~ ~rs Denn1 s Roush Sr g:room•s mother wo'tt teal blue had been pTrvigled to br together silk Both wore white atamellla Mr and Mrt. Paul Blessln1 of torue:e Pt. Pleasant Mr Bert Ell'l ,nd· Maude Ble~lng V11itett Mr Cert\ Followlnt the \feddlne a r~ F Blessm• sunday who Is d pat· ~ptlon Wll held jn the toclal 1ent ln the Veterans Hospata1 ~~ roorna with man~ frte.ndl aui•tlnt. Ho.Dtlntton. After a 1bort trip the couple Mr and Mrs. Rou W1ntb1'enner wtll make tbelr bome In R~ll. wer.e buaintMI visitors n'l Pt Plea. K-entucky. ent l"rtday M(&. Stewart hU a lnd · MA Mr and Mrs Leonard Ro145h, dfiTe& from W Va. UnlvertU, Mr Leester lou1h, and Lto Roush •nil 11 employed &s 1 teaeher ia and children Of Davlea Grove, Ruutll. Mr BUlle WeiJand called In Mr Sl*Wlrt, tOb. ot Mr lnd. net Chapman home Sunday Mra. J . L Stewart of N6w Haven t fornull' ttadent •f the UniV3"WIDDING Al..fO\INCID •lly b om~lo>t4 b) lhe U. S Mr. and" Mrs. Hu.gh Evan1 o Army Engiaeer 'Corps In Grewup. I II' I I 5 ""we• ............ ~~~~ 880 Arlhllr Godfrt)' 10 30 strike lt Ricb 11:00 Vaoliant Lady Love of Life 11.30 8e1t<b lor Tom ...... S- 11:45 G•i<llns Ll~hl 12·30 Ra7 Mllland 12•30 A.t tb'e ' World , TQ!i1!til 1.30 Hou~JW , 2:00 2 30 300 s11 .l' ~.a ; "'bCros6y Btor!tl• 330 Edp f11 Nll~t 4 00 Katie'• Kitcllea 4 30 Tb~ E•rly Show 856 GMC lh ton 8 cyl pickup Dlx C•b, Low miloO(e. $1,895.00, Btaeunars, Pf)riteroy, Ohio 913:6tc v Channel13'"" , lt't Fun To Cook Film & t'ancy 1:30 Fem1nJne Touch 2·00 Film Featrval I" ~Yc r~t.t'U ~4R 2. = JU.,,..,...,. "' "JVK ""L.. FA:)M ~-' 1., '!1!1' A ~9S6 BUICK Ro.tdmnstel' 2 j.lr RIV· c'pe ,' l"oW~r wuidoWI, seats, w J! tm stet!ring, and brakes SAVE. Blaettnars, Pomeroy $700 00 9 13 6tc f' iliMi Mll!lCVRY Monteray t < top. Cpe, Mefcomatlc l'lo.Yii<lUio 'au. 8.00 News g 15 ( 21 ) Real Fstote can 1• .::.::.:.:__....:.:,.:....:--;-:......--::---,-::- ~al· I • ~ 9-l1 -.J • eut,"'1/' 1 I - Volee of Firestone F1lm Falr1 A9l For Sc;;e FIBER Gt.A.SS A~lll....,;;, 1D00 Straw llat TheaiH News It Weather ' 15- 3le INSUII,(l'fCE AG~CY Pin. A-Do, Noo ... (20) Business Services dOOO" . Ve rn IW~rt ~<til., ST, ~'l· M1ldred lllo Ott, iifl MJfl II. fl~. I • Otto a Lobi< ilil li~J~ lltttliU Cdot01 HOUSERUILDERS • Call the color& Free ~stlmates, Dale WIPPel Supply, 21& Uflion Ave IWltO • n:LI<VISION SB1\'!JGI Pbone 2011. Clolon4 All!ltiitOt Pomeroy 8 31 lmo e 118 Kala Ill. • APPLES FOil S"LE • I \1 mil .. south ot Rutland ~ John L. llmd· w. _!aped .....,.. &td1afadl• . . .- .... PORTLAND Mn. Maywad JohnltM • , .1: Mrs M1tt1e Sherman of Pf nnsyl· vania aDd Mrs. Ellll Hannum of Long Bottom ealled on Mr aDd Mrs Marwood Jobnaton reeentb Mr and Mu Llwrente John ston and famdy moved to the pro. perty of Mrs Sayre Mr!! Ruth Prpiell and soru ot Succefl~ Vtlnted Mr and Mrs M C Johnston Wednesday evenmg Mr and Mrs Richard Sellen nnd daughter VISited M:r and MNI Lawr~nc-e ,Jnhnaton aDd (amilv ,.~ ne-~or RohmdUJ. 'I.- '1 Mrs Dotson Bas been sJct anti under Dr Selples' care Several un1ted with the t:'hurcb at BaJI Knobs dunng thl!' m Eetrng held .......... ~ New roa F~!,.lturt I~ I .......... - I -~ WAfCII Ci1'IW.t 1 I ' GOLLINS JEWELRY Main Street llule Clm;MeltJng Hfltl 11Mittiltif $299.00 ~ FURNITURE ON THESE GOOD USED1 FARM .MACHINERY I «:ron:.~ ~ IWm I'UBNlTIIQ I;: ............... .....,..,,__,.. I I a.: Real EltOJ! Broker eanoples Ray·Gio Gas heiter& Nel~ler'ii, :itaclne Venetian Bllnjls, all sizes and 9 t5 t!;:__ _ _ I i~~~ ···-__ ...........,. ...,,_ Mrs Roy St1uth entertamed with a Stttnley breakfast party Frida, mommg at heT l'lomt: Athens Road A demonstration wa~ gnen b~ Archard Campbell after wh1ch game .. Wet"e played and pnzes a\loardM to Mrs Ann ~ James, Mrs Amanda Kaspar and Mrs Robert Arnold Guests were those named ahove and Mrs Scott F olmer, Mrs W1l \lam Grueser, Mrs Ma:une Arnold Mrs Ernest Douglas and Mrs i.ol lrn Radford and daughter Conme I, I o_._'_"~--~-- Mrs. Roy Smit.h \Entertains With Breakfast Party fi, Wl};li Slrkitff, ltlr. c•r It Jitllid llillb~«. SlllrfeJ, tlito I llllmort, Mn Milbi<l Wfilti, . !1•114. W•U.r,, With Side Mower FAIMALL H TRACTOR -nt lle<ondiUoned Willi New 1ireo iltes. 8-28--lmoc ' Qualilf, SlerYice LETS ,TAkE ANOTHER 19$1 FORD TRACTOR LOOK .... IN ttNE CONOI'I'ION end Merchclndi•e tlii - lill•of NEW mEA, It's on Rubber SIDE DELIVERY RAKE NEW IDEA CORN PICKER. 1NTEilNA.TIONAL MOWER NOWHERE ELSE of ...,. ••• oli t -tho lamlly Tr,vy-FI•.Hwold f11nerel Mame ~~~~-~If • PAY L!SS G!TMORI BUY YOUR SlJCH LOCAL!ZED SELLING POWER! PROFIT CALl. 39. 1Jh! BAll.y BLIZZAJtD EHSILGE CUTTER RODERICK LANE DIS.C - • ' SAVE $ $.$ WE HAVE FOR R~ULTS dl'ld IN FINE CONDITION ON THIS OFF SEASON SPJiCIAL • Gar-J ,, ' I Hemes, MISS )Jetty Russell. Mn Sbrrley Sue the daughter of Mr And Mn GeM Congo celebrated her lh1rd birthday Sep1 7, She cakt and tee cre-am BAI(ER1 -wue ..... I F.lht Leader Training Pr.ojects Planm;!fl ACCIDIN1' Lifo. CaauiiiY oad ,..,., _ rt.t-r. ~ ~ ..... ~ '" '1'1LL 1111'11. I I ,, RODNEY DOWNING Rate 11 M~Sonable. Phone 88i Y. Homer N. Braley, hmii'OJ'. I I 121< IULLDOZIR Original blUW with white top. For hlrelllf. ..,. ponds. P M Cowdery, Loq $1,695 00 Blaettnars, Pomeroy 9 13 6tc Bottom. 8 20 tl Dolly Mack Mi J Bartt!l•, I I Chart•, Lytle, Mrs L. C Karr, Ml1s Thel tna Grueser, Mr:! Ida }Jurns, Mra Wald~ .,~;:·:!~m;~;:_;:.,~~u th/~:;~ 1 1 upstail'B. Located on Route 1 Chamlied, Mrs WaJRe SwiSh ' • w1th city maal deJivery ).Jfllrly Mrs Myron Miller and Catkt lA! acre lot and out or hlgh Gnfe!ler water Wdl sell and include- all D WANTED - Pabillnt ' lftte,rlor, Seexterior, roof, vhlrk ruar•trte~. 9 13 6te '11•1~. MtMI, 1 anrl whr te mums and button chry· ~-a u th c mum ~ 1n a m 1lk gla~ con-I "'"" With who le ''""" eenteu•. trw 1efre-shmenf table Mrs ltv· 1 111g hy Mn Ben Buck The- Ballo~ w g Kar r Jr presHled at the oo!· 1 wet'n party w1ll be he ld m the fee i.:rvrce ttlurch bast'ment and e-ach m ~rn The nex t meet10.11: will be held Bt'r was r~usted tu brJR~ a cc,v al the home of Mrs M E Ratb1 Pred d 1~ h fur a potluck su ppH Rutland. on October 12, 1 llu rn, P'lan ~ wl!re dL-0\CuJSed for hav1ng whl'n a me-m~rsh1p tea hBJ: b~n 1 a gpaghett , supper ac a mont ) plannt'd Member& are to bring ! makmg pro]ecl the date to be an 1 pro~pe.-tl ve membeu a! g\le.!lta. nounet>d later The wonder box j M1~ George Par.~on " Mn The,_ I donated by Mrs Herbert D1x on dore Reed Sr and M1ss Addle was awarded to Mrs Thompson Rradf1 eh1 w11l be co-hostesses 1 A de:o;sen course w .-.~ servt>d b y 1 -I the host e~ durmg the soc1al pnod to those named abuve and Mrs Ja mt's Will Mrs George Brothers Mrs John Smllh, Mrs W R Dav1s, Mn Harley Brown Mrs Ro g •r Spencer Mrs Myrtle Long "''rs R.. lph Spencer and one guest Mrs I _, "'lllo tt - -- -:--:---:-'--: 19M BUICK Special 2 dr Sedan 8 3D Bold J'ournet I Hanl- 1954 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 gr. dan Clean rnsuie "'nd out. $1,1Moo Blaettnan, Pomeroy. 8.011 Wealher 610 Sports 8:1~ .lohn Daly 11 10 Sport~ 11:15 IM;Iptery TbMtre - Dnve To t8ke over estabU~hed route $80 average weekly e.rnint:s to JJ.laettnars, P<lmeTOy start~ Expenaes paid Rehremen.t futnlt\U'e at ooly $6500 00 9 13 Otc benefJts f.Q qualmed man Wrt~ J !koX 229 Phone 101·Y M J. Myers, 2416 oak St., P.tl\t:- I 9 15 3tc 1955 BUICK Special 2 dr Sedan Dynaflow Drive, RaCho, Heater ersburg W. Va.1 fir 0111 Gat· 1 ROOMS, BATH, rlJhts to sand $2,19e 00 Blaettnars, Pomeroy, field 2-5610 I If lite and Jravel 50 tt widtQ and with9 13 61e COOK WANTED at thO County in 10 ('· of channel in Obro R1ver ~,-94-7-C"HE -Vc:R"'O'-:L-:ET-:::--C::-A:c:R:-, Ne.gHome See- Mra Glenn Thomp- M5()0.00 a 1100d frame hOuse, not Jc,. and Cleek garag~ Racine PboQe son in Person at tbe home. old One, M. c Hobart, Middleport 5 00 Mickey M:otue 11 00 I •1mm.oo. MONOAY Film flair - W ( 1.71 11:05 Till Lila Sl>ow S111D Off Pray.,. '1:00 7 SO 8.Q0 t 00 nsur nee .,. , silver Yellow were placed on the cakes and pale green parasol were on the ~e cream Flower mlnts catr1mi out tbe color scheme Guests 1nvated were thoke named ahove and Mrs :A:ai'Qld Sauer, Fathan M~adows, Mrs ll()land LeVa~~ ghn, Patti and Janet Carmack, Paul Hapton.stall, Mrs Gate HJs • Miss Betty Greenlee, M1P Sa Sshaaf, Miss JaniCe Luman Mrs Rodney Sauer, Mrs. Janiti Sullivan, Mlsa Farle Erlewin'e, MtJ. Lucy Gre11. Miss Jeane CJ.atk, Mass Phylh11 Joac:h1m, M~fi Eli~d· beth Joachim, Mrs LQwell rfo: basco, Mrs 0Qrothy Savt:ly Mh Walter Hnrrit I 9 11 6le , FOR SALE-Post< '!lrby Ro~l E. !o~ the prOjeds ana ~­ ' 1'..1 '' " ,;_J l\utl~o4 Townoblp 31 mgP1ans Leader Tra,mrtg meetutl w e ~ 'r.1e1p onTeCJ aeres tdd houee, barn and out mad~!! When the Brownell Y bulldht~~a. See Georte A. 'Merlnmue Home Delno.nstrat1on •• " CLUB SECRETARY I lart. Admlnhrt:rstor 8-1-tl met Thursday at 'the home of ClUb M~11 Get $25. ~0. $100 m famous Wallace Bradford products freeJ Help your fr1e-Ms ~'u/! Mrs Le(VIs H Sauer gave • reget ~·wnal ~nds t\iey want \ port on '"e Council meettng Mrs for only $1 a week They get BradflJl'ld served 8 de'Ssert CO\Il'Se uapte fr¥. grft!l, too- and YOU get g,ltt ~fte!'r gift-FREE! Send POMEROY - 6-room frame OOme to Mrs Sjtlney T. Rus!el(, MJ:s_, today ffJr det11la and FREE New wtth bath. Heate-d wttb &a!l or Wayne Gibbon&, Mr!l Jack Aat14f. 278-page catalog POPULAR cLUB 1 toal. outside cellar, alSo g.ar- f1eld, Mra Lewis H, Sauer, -~ IUeh PLAN, Dept.-J884 Yynbrook, NY age wttR laundr)' or utihty room WUIIam 1Motrh, r Ml'fl 6009 Il 00 11p to the mlnu~e N"*' G•n N. a• ments suuatile tor two I ,,oo !two ua '" two 4 r••lll aoo balh •• ,.,. \Q.211 W••lherman 1 10.80 Slao:t!Jne P)fyh- l2'00 I •••11••· '8-tf I"U:At..ltMIN CHIC N•llwnl'l 1 2 fite nom ap~: 21 tour- Thom:••;,h::o::m::•::...----~~roOin apvtmenu. *ll wltb laun- 120 ., 1 1 d --~ dtle• «~••Is ~ .,.~ Pomeroy, Ohio. l-1t-tf Barnet-Simp&oD lniuranee Aaency, Middleport. J!'W • Aullomoblle1L RAy.rLI!iG SOl'S CO. - M Des.irable APARTMENTS in loUd· Bonds. Phon• 6315-X 8-20-tf ._our Wrecker Service. Day dleport Furnll!ihed or unfurPhon< IIU'7. Nllbl Phone lOOt. nished Phone 8110-J 9 12 6tc 1 COliPLETE JDaur•'lee PratertiDD~ X. DODGH'LYMOUTH DEALJ.lfe, 11.111<1. Fin, Polio Cloll DoD ' Ell& JHI.tl ONE Small House PartJy furnish· Mills. llldtfPorl. Ohio I.Y.!il. ed, newly decorated, gara(le AJ. \ '1'()0 Burns and A11en 7 30 Talent Scout; 8.00 Oharlea Fam·ell 8 30 Vtc Damone ~ ~ 0 Studio One 10:00 Your Eaoo Bepomr 10.15 SpOI>!s P..ad. 11~ R---'svi/le WSCS tJeU' Meetmgls , d Meeli•··~ Parties, Weddlnfa, Hel Banquets, and privatll bretkfast, luncb"""'· and aupper paru.. I At Bar'""tt Home Phone 396 to Mr samuel o. Pertn:: ..-..,.'---- - ' Mrs~~~·~m~a~lb~l~o~l'eQeOb~t~IY] ~~~8~.~15~~==~;;~~~~=!EE~O~I~!~~~~El ......,..,.__ ... \l'ld~ ~· !Ol'llill;<e•tit 8 10 Regional Reporter 6 US DOUIIII!l Edwardli 6 30 Robinbood 1150 Slrn 011 1 :Ballo11:1ri1 for member.• aad their taHil~ ft l& deli mmiftt wbcn the WltliDJ Wot~& dul of th" f!htttprlte P!B ctitirell tnti 1'hur~ d•J etefiinJ'Iit the home of Mrs Clr1 M0«4! Clliltil"~. flirt. AJ~ 11tomp.oa preSident d~Uia WltJI tite Lefdts 'f'nyer 1n dbtlti6 toJlowi!d br aeJip(urt read ' a. Tho--Dt; 3 •15 se.tol pj 1 n1 ~ m4de fliT I • 1.00 Johnby Canon SlaqW 1 ftftfl ~j~~t,!~~~:t~hh:e guest I I lUB Will'ng Workers Ente,pr-J-~.o -X' • if4 F H IJ ... IOSS Malces Plans or a oween , ' i KoOtProo 11.15 mornlnJ low as $8 weekly double OOcu· pancy. Also room& fot Special WE JlANDLE MAGAZINES, oomry, lessee or Hotel Martin. I tc book~ . amJ pocket size books ' p 10 lri'Joc The W. S C S of Reedsvllle Parkers RE:staurant 9 14 31p ,----~--:::~.,..,.--,.---':..::..:= I Method 1st Church met at the boole - -= - ~ 3 Room Furniltted Apartment, • ot Mrs C 0 Barnett with 18 metti· MADAM MARY UhlltJes patd. !iM N 4th, St , hers and 5 euests present Gifted read1.1r .and advisor, knowMiddleport, 9 11 6tc The morning wl.! spent makln~ ledge rs powE!t", character lS taQ ~ itol, brll.lns are monev, a vl:;;'lt 5 ROOMS d· BATH 10 COle St comforts to be ~old at the bu:aar. tO me Wjll be of lm~ense value tor 6mal~n reliable 'famUr $3S that wrU be held later thla fill A to you Answers- all questions per month See Mra Howard I potluck dinner was served at noon Rcadmgs guaranteed <rr no Cecil 800 w Maln St Pomeroy , Arter a de•oti~rlal severu•e a -evenings. ' charge W1th th1s ad and hall 9 6 tr busmess meeting was held at _ --~which plans we"e made to serve pr1ce you are e-ntitled" to a com u.ddll'l, lunch at the Barnett Auction sale plete full hfe readi.Dg Everyone Pur re~OII Sciffold :BoafdL_OrW ClotiY.I to be held in lhe near future welcome Open d aaly 10 AM to Qlntoli r~. lll4dfeport. A report of the fall semrnar of llPM Loceted !Sth house from 1 the W S C S held at Racme, was Pliofte t121CJ.X ll·J.-tf FlamJRgo Club Rt 7, Kanauga, -~ g1ven by Jhzel Buekley Ohio 9 12 6tp Fur rent - E~eclrU! wallpaper The meetmg was 10 cllarge of ' SAYI poN'T YOU KNOWt 6teamer Clinton Fisher, lhd· the prtsldent Mrs Dorotha Riebel dlepo!'t. Ph. 82e-X. 11-1-U , The next meeting will br. al the t t~er'ro wdl , give yuu the best An Informal meetlnJ of Ret uf'fl cn"rled out jjJ- the tDimbt!rt •nf Jonottu.n Meigs Chapter, Daugb 1guc:stt .spetken. other rqealt.n tft'j- of tile Am ~ t lca n Rnolutwn I or the Pfotr•m CfJI'Ill\ltlee .,..Kn. waa held Friday .dternoon at the Patnct Let!hary. Mr.t: Dey lf)o•eU homl' of MrJ Harold Lob~ Cavt and Mn LoweU Prottasco Tbe St wtth Mrs lrvmg J\an Jr as South t~>sl Dl.atnct coDfe rence to cu h£ost~s bt held m ZJn• viUe, September Mrs K.arr regtor.t pre3lded and 119 war1 annouoctd Mt's. Kar.r, rev1ewed the pru]e<'t!i of th-. \ha p stale l hnlnnan or moving pldureso ter wh1ch mclude the mar lung or w1 11 al!e nd thi.J and other regloDblaton t 11pots, the st ude nt [()an at mt>2tlngs fund and the markmg" of de Mrs 0 P Klelll, 'Who lJ, ln. ceased rr.embers a: raves 1charge of Comtltutton Week obThe location of tbe DAR mmule ~crvance Sept 17 23 reported on book havrng valuable record~ n ! 1 thl" \ ILrtou~ .vay1 m which Ho:f!l t1ae Chapter wa.11 diiiCus.sed and t he we<: k 1ull be observed and urgedt colltrnuallon o f ~ap book ret ord § the memben Lo d isplay flaa:~ durappro¥ed Mrs Lo~e program mg t he w t>~ k Mrs Klein showed chatrman anoouoced the sta te and coplr~ or the ongu u l wnsUtuUon nationa l theme for the yeA r as nf th e 11n lted Staler and the • Cherll!h and Mamtam Amen c-an amcndmt-n ts .and a)5o buntln&: Freedom The p ro~ra ms 'ol>ll l be rmprlntcd wr t h fi lliJ with ,.2 r:tan~ I I Rent I ' 8.00 Garry Moore ?., Jto e~a~~~ 9 15 6tp oa MORNING STAR ;:l~r O'Neil, Pomeroy, RD3 wc"'=--H::-=::~--= . T=v-':- :::_ -_____,...,~ ~~ ~',('be ;1~'Illlflll k' of Tomgbt 1 / : ' : Sla1t BOO th• • I .ates to steady ruests. Rates ". NO HUNTING or trespa11sing, day or n~ght on mv rarm Dll3Y, 11 30 Foreagn lDtrigue .' I BEANS Rfturn JonothtJn Mel~ Cltopt!t 'DAR Meeting Held Friday Sept.l4 I; HotJOtGuitt At StJd41 Show., per word Full rate of 2 cents per word will be chargelt for advettismg if not pa 1d for bef.)t'e the 25th of each month folloWU\g mgertlon 'Errors lD Advertlsmg-Should be reported 1mme~hat'tiY The Oatly ( J r.:...._r 1 A sal!ld oourse wail served by Sentinel will no.t be re.sponslble ru the honftl t-o Mts Albert Henfor more tb:m one mcorrect In· SLEEPING ROOM:S for rent with 1drlt-ks Mn Paul Grueser, Mn sm tJOn cGOklnf prlvil~ges, 127 Butter- Bernice Darst, Mrs. Olan GGCHiwln~, carcr of T':lanks :~nd Special Nonut Ave, Pom,eroy ll IJ 12tc I Mrs Addie Gruttrer, Mrs Mix ,, 1 Meinhart, MLStl Erllflo Jease, Mtt E t1ceR of vents prmte., a regu- The Hotel ~artln hEll •v.ai1able, a Henry Reibel, Mrs Jlme& S.yre lnr class1f1ed rates Obltunrw~ few rooms with runnint: water 1 and Mrs Eva Hendricks publnhed at 1 cent per wo1 d steam he11ted, and Hotel .service 1 • at spedal weekly or monthly tuey 11 11 IM'DV:le MUHUJII cents ·'-'----- - 11:10 Pn!IB Box weou.c- 2~ Ill Notices 11 05 Weatbereast 10 30 Noa~·s Ark 11 00 New<~ fnr I l 6t5 S - E.. 8 211 Leo Paol 8 3C) Frankie Ca~ 8·00 Jane Wyman Show 8 30 CJrtle Tbeatf.e t 30 Roaemaey ClQPDey Sbow I r l4 BOO NO\\'! Pktw'e "1.00 Supermm 7 30 Grand Ole Op.,. 6 I 500 Aunt DN' , sao Soldlcr-w Pf Fortune New!IL Caravan ch01cl! of colors Pr1ce .wUI please • Fu.her St. Mrs , ftollin Bee.rlvr, yuu Metropolitan Auto Salea., Mid· I J4rs Jack Roblon. find Mrt F RaJ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dleport WIIIOtf were tontributina: hblI Willil!t 9-17-tlte teue1. ]'-""rr S<:rlptun readln&' by Mn B•!'· FOR SALE HOUSE, fiYtl rooms, nice Darst followed with the bath , la•ge garage. cheap for quick J:,ord'• Prayer and pledge ro the sale Phone 63()9.-J flag open~ the meetlne in cbat1e 9-l'l-3tc Of the preildent Mrt. Jamea Sayte 9 Mrs Oval Dilldle wa.s reported iU Tender -; ; ..;; pod $1,::Kt Games were played during per bush;l Futnlllh own con- tocial period wttb ,Bltes awarded tatners Delbert Smith, Racine. to Mra. Addle Gruuer, Mrs AJ.:. Phone 3688 g 12 6t• 1bert HendrjeU, Mrs. Henry Reibel and Mrs E'll Hendricks l cents per word fo,r three con- secut1v e ms cr twns I lhtee Jet oarbu,..to< ,.• ., ~· )o Mn, Ma'>' B Holneo enltruloed 34 per cl!nl more fuel 8.!1!1-.(.M:alt!c the 1~11f Counc1lors ol 'I'JuK,aorua new quiete-r and smootller operat- ! Couocll Daughtera of America , 10n Raymund Lowry deKJtncd. 1Tbursday evenlnf at her home sertlo.n MlnlmU1fl charge 50c ' 1 • 1 of Cub Scouts. Pad: of MalOn JPfrtl SJiurd•t I ~l&ftl It Carrlp CbHter aiOPJ With !M!Ye ral uf t~ fttber1 Of the mem• bm the outar.a were Dickie N t!· EWiDJ, )lite Slewlrl, lprJ' Noble V1c Redman. Glenn Harry Sur Ryan illejile Carr I better idling, no drat on J)li*ir, Rates 2 cents per word, <>ne IQ-1 "· 12 30 CUrrent of a 50, percent Crxed cop per, 3 quarls of nabam plus 1 Yo! pounds of zmc sulfate pel' acre , tlr UO gallons or an 8 8·100 bor de11ux m1xture GaJ den~rs may use a ~encra l pul'pOSe dust contammg one or more of these materrals, Jr.nson say3 If lat e blrght appears m your area, Janson suggests you apply one or the copper sprays every 7 to 10 days or spray every 4 or !l days wrth one of the orgamcs, such as z•neb, maneb, or nabam Bordeaux m1xlure lS a co-pper 11pray and has some ddlnlte ad~ vantages when used on potatoes 1n late August and Seplember, be S!lys Sees Milk Prrce Increase 1-24 Oh io ds 1ty farmers can expect an mcrease thi s vear over the av' erage prrce for milk m 19~5. Wallace Barr, 3 grleultural extension economist at The Ohro StBteUnivenuty, says the prlce for ml•k in 1956 has average- $4 per hundredwetj:ht This lS 27 cents over the h. Verage for the same period la~t year • Barr says sales of milk by farme1 s are mcreasmg sizably and it Is practically certa 1 ~_ tbat cash rec~npts thiS vear \Hll ~~ htgher th~tn 1950's total He ~peels reC l' ipl ~ to be close to lhe record 4 6 billion dollars get tn 1952. Al though 1eceipts are Increasing dairymen's cos~ continue high , ~o the lllCre.ase 10 net mcome muy not be as great as ttle mcrease m .gross ~ash rccerpls Barr po1nts out -'Udtll~ p_Oit loSehool Co-muo. 1 1 Tac~ l D•out!h 1130 1t C•••idl~ You 1.. 00 T1c Tac Doug'h I omd_Ok~ land 3& Still 86 Chan aa Mi<"u i arcn tO Rallse tbe lplrlta 10 OIJ Uo!ne 900 CGffee Time SICn Olt • JudnJl M Akron OhiO Mr ~ C urti~ Young and Mrs Mrs Cameo Dunat~an two dnu« C.-cJl Blt<ssmg were shopp1ng m BY VIolet Life The Joppa WSCS held its Sephte1 s and son of Jiuntmgton .s pent Mason and New Haven FndH) Mr and Mrs Denm~ nou$h tember meelll'lg at the- home or a short vacallon with Misses Ann a TUIIDAY Mrs Luve na Ramey and Maude Mrs SavJlla Barnett, ReedsVJlle and Ve na P1ckens Sip On Bl l'ss mg attended the Cun Pra l or Next meeting will be held at the 8 00 Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wolfe 8 00 ~a11talu Kqaroo anY daughter Elmse of Unwn were the late Mr and Mrs Charli e home of Mrs Della Ruth, ReedsVille, October 1 •""00 GaiTf Moore v1~1t o rs of M r and Mrs L~wre-nce Blessmg 1n r om I PI e asan t Sa Iur-. Mrs Ralel ~ h Roush , daught er of The WSCS presented Mr and R1chs1d Wolfe of D.n v1es Grove day Mrs C A. Barnett Wltb a BiblA;J 0:30 Arthur Goalt'e1 Monday Mr s Ethel Fry ~pent iS alur~ay as a going away present The Bar· 10 30 Strite Jt R1dl Mr J B King and wife of Fetllnet(a: are moving to Flonda I 1 00 VB!IIaDt Lltdy ambee vu1ted recently wrth Mr with Miss Ella Bles smi Mr Charhe Brawn JS spendinJ Vhltors In the R H Ute home 1114 Love of Ufe and Mrs Jve g King of Oak <,rove 11:30 ~ fOI' 'II'o-IDO""W Those calhne on Cec!l Blessmg a f~w days With his .f~u,r!y and recently were Mr and Mra Dewey '1·40 \Gu~~ Monday were Mr Dwrght G1bb3 attcndmg RenWfl ll$'jces at ButCher and sona, Mrs J1ck Cur ry, Mrs Ruby Life and children all Mrs Rena Bo~oy."'tter, Mr and Board Baptist Church Mrs Paul Blel!8lng of Pomt Plcn Mrs Ruth Rouph and jaughler of Parker.sburg !.00 ~~btipy- caraoa Show l!lant o( V.rrnon visLh:'!LI r~~\nll) w1lh Mn Ethel ~obruwn a.nd son ol lL 80 JloUIGparb 1 Mr • Leuvena RaLncy Newark visited her -daughter, Mr 200 W. pqoff Mr Johnn1e Fry and Jud} of F111ends und ne~hbo4;tathm;~ d .and Mrs Pearl Dillon 230 Bob Crosby Show New Haven called on Mr and Mrs at the home of Mr and 1/~s Arch Pfc James C Kearns or \'he U 1·00 Bri:rlllter Day Ed !''ry Monday evenmR 3-10 Secret St1r111 Mr and Mr.;: Wayne Harl were R<lu ~ h W e dn tsda~ The jadH•s <iU •I S Army VL'Hied hi !I parents, Mr 3 30 Etli;e of1 Nig.Jlt business Ylsll o r~ m PdJi nl H!ea- ted fo L Bourd Ard , th(' gentlrm en and Mrs Howard T...t£e !\ant Fr1day wu1 ketl un o smoke house T h O ~ !! Mr and Mn Robert Barton and 4·00 Katie'a Kitchen 4 30 The Early Show M1-s foannre T!tviOI hnd reeen11y r~ ll o w s hlppm g tog ther, were Mrs famll)' of Canton spent a few rJays 6 00 Art Lmklettet as ht•r guests, M1 and Mr~ Harry I ,w111 G1 bbs M1 s Leonard Jtnu ~ h I with hu parcnb Mr and Mrs 6 1& Dcma:la 1 Edwarda Taylor Mrs Jo!.n Slrn(' 11nd Jame Sa ndra anLI M1lton Roy, M1 ~ Fun Rlnmond- Barton M1 lind MMI Will ard Clark an:d 6 30 Grand Old Opry or Point Plt·a~ant Mr Clarence lllt' f ;~ ylo r , Ella and Maud !' B1!!ss 7 00 Fflll S1lvera S1low Taylor and ludy !r1 end of C11\1for lng M1s Fannl~ Roush 1o\rs I r ul.a ~on and James Clark of Ca'lflde-n, nla Young M1ss Twila Rlth\)''1 M1 , N .1 9pcnt a fe~ datA with Mr 7 30 Nnv LQa: Ada Thompson, Rev a nd :\ir s BII- Cl.nrk'! parenh, M'r 8r\d M1's Lew8 00 GW'fl¥.b<lrdo Mr Bert Blessing Okey Romh, !up~ of Pt Pleasant, Mr lfntry is Clark Whrte Chapel 8 30 Spotlight Playhow& Mr Everett Ptcketlii of New Huven Thompson •Mr ErnJe R1Chard ~r ' Mr and Mrs W11lard Faudree 9·1)1) $64,00() Qunt.i. , and Mrs M.aggiP Leoue of Purnt Curb~ Young, Mr Okf'y Rou~>h the \of Ft Lauderdale, Fla, are Vtliit- 9 30 Do You 'l'rust Wltef Pleasont were guests of Mis11~a Ar host and hu.stess CARMEL 1 .tng th._r cousins Mrs Bertha 00 Your -..,. ~ no and Ve-na Pickcs Monday l\olr and Mrs DennL s Roush Sr Mrs Katie Wilmot of Columbus Holter and Lester &llley and 'IO·JIJ Sport.t PKade Mr and Mt s Fred Roush were Mr Jerry Lumbert w l fu ,and fo spent Thursday and Fdday with other relatives 10.21 Weit:bena.an flhupp!R£ m Pt Plt!llSDnt Thurqday children Mr Okey B R~~Y~h spt:~~ Mr and Mr.s Edtmn Roush and Several attendod the Harvest 10:80 Preis Cohlerenee Mr Cecil BleRsUJg returned to Thursday altt•r noon ant\. evening daujlhler and Mrs Minnie Roush Jl'estlv.al held at the Lutheran U.:OO Ne1J11 Vetffrqnl H08pllal m Huntlngton wrth Mr Denms Ron sl Jr anJ ~! PlneHGrove th 11:~ T;be Late Show 1 Mr~ Della Canaban ol Middle· ebMurch Thursday where he Wlll subuut f u nora a.mm was e'Mr!! re· Sir Off "J'Ira: 1y urdHM1c kory .c hn pdL d "Mm d por~, Mrs Garrett Qrcle of Rtt· cent guest of her 8lst.er ' ..:!,u Yar to sursery Monday llrs brothel 11ar1es Jo; wnr s canl! ~nd Mr and Mr& John Ra'J) Cl d Wh 1 r an ri ( f N =-::'-:-~.--r· Bert of Enumelnw W$ ~ h und Okt>) 0 and two children of nnd family or Fo.'ltOrlfl VllttE'd Mr i.e:ter Mrs FaucJ. Rouah lccompalned him lo Hunt were Sunday gue~U. oLIM• und .Jnd Mrs Sullivan C11 cle Sunday ree and Mrs yA, man d.a Baer •·· were mgton. Mrs WII} Til' II ;Ht Mr and Mrs Robert Warner of TUIIDAY Mr and Mn "my LAmbert Those spendmg Frularl, t•venmi Wesl G.a11ulllon and M1 and Mrll. ~ g~ej~ <If ~h~r browho have been atationed '" Cnllro 1 0 WLih M1 ~ W. J ChaP~JJjn 110d · LorralM Sterret\ of Pomeroy 11! ill t H~n ll lw s very 1:30 F . . - T...h rnla for several ye-ar 8 have bel'n W A lllt!ss mK w.cJ ~ (,LOL~tm Hln· BP~t\t Suoja} wi\b Mr and Mrl!l n o zer osp a . transfered to Ji'"'l orlda They spe1Jl kle and Ml"!! earn£'' Joirl~n or fill· Ed~()I'J Rotr sh i"ftd 1am ly otan Hysell is very ~rck m a 1:18 It~ Pun To Cook 1 the week end with Mrs Lambert's rtford dl:lughter husband and Columbus hosp1lal 2 00 Afler1>0011 F~m PeotiYII parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Rou- uncle 'or Akron ' Mrs Mary Cu-cJe and son, MelEeveral from her attended the sh whom she had not !ltoen ln el8ht Mrs Alta Rainey uf Cmtlnnsh vin, called on Mr and Mrs. Em· Sullivan Circle funeral al Carmel! 4 00 Two Gutt Playboun years ~pent ttle week end wrlh her hrot ory PoWLe"ll Tuesday evening Chul'('h I} 00 Micke-y Moure Mrs GarnBt Chapman l:!ad as her her5 Hussl.'ll Dallas aM famille.!L Mr. and Mrs Fred Shain of RaEmil EY'non entered the Holzer ,. &ue~l'l recently, Mr and Mr~ or Plam Vall ey, cine and Mrs VIrgil Walker ()f Hoapltal recently for treatment 8 00 New• Af(' t\io Chapman of Atwllter, Mr Mrs. Cynthia Odell of Qulm· Plants spent Tbunday evenmg Mr and Mrs Gary Ddl are anwood rs vl~1tmg ht r daughter ond with '\Irs Mary Circle. nouncmg t-he brrth of a ,q.n. Grand 1 B 0& W-eather sOn In lllw Mr und Ml , lvei Kmg .1. parent.& are Mr and Mrt Ji;arJ Dill. ~ 10 ~ of Oak Grove. mr and Mrs Dean Brinker and 1 Mas, Lcda Mae Kraeuter pur: ""~"'n'" Ml and Mt'!l Oenni ll ous h 11 c Mrs and Mrs Dean BrrnkPr and chased an automoblle recently 1•30 W~t Earp 1 drcn 11pent Sunday with Mr and 1 Mr and Mrs Ole Cr0.11s df Floro Jerry Lambert famll; Ml Roush wne guests ~r Mr u~~ •Mrs H A Barnltz and aonl!l of lda wete the recent a:uesbi of has 8 00 G. E. Summor Orltflnw 1 Mrs Ja('k Roush and family d Lincoln H-elghtll, Pomeroy mother Mts Rana Cros1. 8 80 Du Pont C.av. Tbeatet I'll oad Run Mrs Charles Russell, Waverly, A da~ht.er was ~n reeently 7 00 Roya\ Playbolll!le Mrs 1 eLl he K~luingtuu 11 nd child W va, "pent the week end with to MT and Mr!l David Ne!L&e'. ren of Akron Vlsltme: MJ s w. w 1\lr and Mrs Dougla:~ Circle amd Schoo~ te-IW:het'! from here re-Staut~ and .Junmie fam1l 1. turning to theJr dut\f!]r are Mr 10 00 Str..,. Htit 'I'll-. llrOO News 1: Weatbtt M1 nnd Mr~ Arch Rnufiih of Ollk Charlie Caloway' and da.ughteor Lawrence Rose at Syracuse, Mrl II lb S.JIOI:If Grovt•, Mrs V1rgmln S 1w11 of ifa· Dpra Moe of Coolville and Rev Jean Hamm at Racine and Ml• II.U llq'ilery 'l'heatro son wNe s•Jnday 1 uesh of Jr~, Helwlck of Marietta spent Tueljl- Leda Mae Kraeuter at N.ebonvllle. •1·45 Rip> Olt 1 Dora Hudsnn &On John and wlf~ day llf~ernoon with Mr llind Mrs Mrs Faye Dunh\')' Of Columof Morgan ' Dean Brinker bus Mt and Md!: H•nstm Holler e:S() Wtinier Broe P.rMIIltl Rev and Mr w, S 81Utngs., &Ir Mr and Mrl JGhn Circle Df Col· of Forest Run Were eatllQ on (Scot ) 't'WMP r--:c 900 700 Today I 28 F'OIIVU XMP ·-~- ~ Si!lD O.D. I 19 :u ~-- ~!S 6 j • Cub Scouts In CampChHttr I Mrs. Mary Heines \otorc~"":~.~:::J~~ ~::..i Is H6s"':..t.s-F.or ·I, .More ~d.;"'"n!N' 12 V tl4c~ Eo' trje ••••l'lilot. l)'l)em lljiUI •• A>"' I .,. L ~ - .1 ~ ~ . ou .....:l ' wbt!el .iniiiRI quickie !ltlrb aid neooQI:U~ '"'' " 700 I covering Sic k Tiny object Lu cid Oetlncatell 1 8 I pOl&) c11rd -- - ' ·~ ~ TUISDAY pound~ that men with no hnlr are the moat ma.IC'ullne, rugJed and virile klml or men Thll Ia ao obv!GUI• Jy a IIB.d, wlatful aour gra pes kind of legend that the rest or America Just chuckle. pleasantly at it ~u1lh a dozen retelhnga of the Jerend, hO......, ever, a11 11. factor In beijalf of the ahiny-headed onea Ia the current presence along Broadway ot Robert Weede A Rockland county farmer who lonJ aso aang at Radio City Mutlc Hall, he 11 the atar of the rather pretentious mu1lcal Th~ llod HGPPll Fdla Weede 1.11 ll.lmoat, If not qulte, u bald 8.11 a coot-- and he geU the girl In the end. What Plnza did for the middle-apd Romeoa, Batt Robert Waede Weedt~~ haa accompll11hed for the baldy bealll. "Personally,' he says, ·I've got Ill) many reatont No wall 10-wrdl to be quite happy with my condition For one patP c01>t>rl11g thing l m aiwaya p10perly groomed A aecond for 11 .111. a!ler 1 open my eyes In the morning, my balr'l combed And It t.loesn t cost me a nlckel for hair• bn1she-s, comba, hair oils or danrlr u!'f remover I'm only In my ml~ ~ 01 and I ve had a neeriy-bald head for years, , and It doesn'& bother me at all " ACR.OilS R~collllll l! nded ·w·ANT ADS ·~ -~, As au tu mn appruacbes conditIOn~ .... 111 b ecoQle more fa vor able for ih"" occurre nce and spread of late hltg hl Jn p otatoes and tom a lot>~ 11 al ready has hit two ar~as m Southe a3t Ohro and undoubted ly 1s v•ese nt JR other sechons or lhl· slate accordmg to B F J :l l' s1un pl ant patholog ist swn p lant patholglst Cool do ud y weather wtlh m gh ' te mp e l <.~lu lt'lS .below 60 deg ree~ ht•a \ } d e"A s und rams favor spread of Lh c org an is m Under t!Xh tm e ly f~:~v ora b'e condtt1ons J £!1soon 3 11~ s late IJUgh t can spread throu gh a f1eld or potatoes or tomat oes m 24 hours Pa~ t expenence has shown the pla nt p ath olog 1~ l explams that los!<es f10m late blight Will be sma ll 1n ftelds of potatoes or tom atOI.'S I hill have been sprayed reg ul.1rly wHb an adequatf' amount ot smla!Ji p fungiCide .. DaUy Sentinel, P~'!!'roy-MlddleportrO ; Sept 17, 1956-3 ._ • 3 '1 pounds o! zlneb or maneb land, apread chiefly by bald-headed men, • I Noted In Some Areas In State OEV'OTED TO INTEREST& OF ME1G5-.MASON 4.RIA lliCHARD I. OWIII i Light Blight Is The Daily Sentinel -- ~ SENTINIIL '$' JtOCKIT OLI)SMOBILE WJIIRE'i'OUGI!TA ,. &mER DEA.L Kdh' & Von Zandt P0¥1lt0Y, omo ONE BAlER 1m .. l IT'S ,A REA~ BARGAIN!' • '• t FULTON· t~OMPS()Ni TRACTOR sAL.tt OFF OF E. MA.IN ST. ) �• • 1-DIII1Saldnel, Pomeroy-llrlddleport, O; Sept 17,1958 ower Br PAUL M. CLIFFORD A powerful Rutland R~d Devil football machine ran rough s ho.1 <JVer plul'ky Eastern Saturday nig~l a~ Jun Vennari's el~ven took a ~- 0 d NtS IOn on 11 ram-.soa k.;tl grtdirun at MHh11epo r1 Th, re w 11~ 1 I •'• I ltcore, I no QUC'st1on as to th e outeome Early in Tlw s4.><: ond period th ~ frum !he s t;~rl 11 ~ the veteran , DPvil s mardJl~d 41 yards for their BROOKLYN UP - It will be.j f"-11~ cri:;is alter another for tbe l.mdnnati Red legs this week IllS · they play some of lhe mast tm-· p1)r t m'lt games of tbe seaiJon in ' - -- I . OR LF.'AGUE MAJ I STANDING -.·- '4•Jlie , utas lifted In favor of Dod 8.essent In tbe ninth afi.er tbe R,e~ep had sei)red t.olb thelr nms .nd :after Pln(:b hi.UerEd Btlle, ~, ·- ABNER ' I ~ l£b.."''i0.C=~-:t! OLD IT, MOTHEJ\.~' lH I SITLIA.TION ~lAS C~ ,:·: .... con. f'C:A ""'E...-uCEtn·f.' ,, ' " ". -·., " . I . '• n u~ I I ' -, •.T- J II 1 I"• IECAUSE OP cw~rcrowded conditions at St, ¥ary·s .Cath..,llc grRde IChool ~ Elm Grove, suburb of Milwaukee, PlJPllB of the first a.nd leeDnd grades are attending classe.a In the side roum ef a t&.vern, IJ'tje bar room Is 111 the foregroW1U. The tavern dou not open ror buslneu until school Is out ( lntt~t'niltionalBoundphotu) Local Tearns Are I I Lo~IS an~ I ·,~· .. . IOEY DAVIS, 6, of Chicago, 1ll the 18.test •tcttm ot one of the damdeat me89es llttle boys get lnto. He was riding his new bike just as proudiy ·u you please When he tumbled and rammed a toot Into the t'ftr Wbeet rpok"tls. Hls howling brought rapid uld from lit mothilr &,nd a Pa&llur-by, llnter11ational BoundvhotaJ HOPES FOR MORE • • • By Alan Nlu?er .. . •' ~"- DEMOCRATS HAIL 1. -~~~~~~H Drive ·In .. I t'' MlLUO~ CON'T WA; u .. " I For New Opponents Frl"day ·a6VJ . ...... I Re~dy BOYS WILL BE ---- I I Hli!.o -,r-i"rA VER~ ,~. -- - - ~ • •• *o lit . l':: kee, :4 Rutland team ground out steady next tully. Darre ll Dugan pic\.ed :yardage <~ s ra infall fdl almost con- up lhrt>(', and afle r being penal- , stanlly 1hro ughout the contr.st . ized five y Hrds Jim Cremeans went their struggle for the pennant stna:led, Beuent nailed down Mq. Paced b~ veteran baek J im Crc - 44 yard.• arou n<"l right end for an· I T onight the Redle gs take ·"n· : .lloet will by gettJna pinch hltt.er means the Devils scored almost I other TD without being touched . By UNITED PRESS Stan ,Pab•s on · an Infield &~n4er 1 at wi l• as the)· pu shed at·ross thr ee Thi:; tim e Duga n pal!sed to Pat 1 . L other cnck at tbe Brooklyn Dodi· fQT the .t1.n~. out ,of the 11 me. . · Nahuna 1 eag~~e crs and a chance re-coup Suntouchdown ~ in the opening period, 1 Ead s for t!H· extra point to make • W. L. Pet. GB d ;:.y'& 3-2 loss to the National MagUe wall niCk~ for SiJ bib added lwu mo1·e in eac h of the 25·0. 1 Brooklyn 86 56 .60S Lea"U.e's top club. over lbe fir!t live in.rr.in- but set .second a nrJ third . a-nd th en Ven . Slill later in tht> quRrter the Milwaukf e 8fl - ~7 .601 \-;; e. l!o'" nari open ed the gate)\ of mercy as , 0 ~ \·ih touk over on thp Eastern 31 Ule Redleg.s down in order in tbeCinciuJrati 63 59 .585 3 Althous:b " win would still lea.'l'e llixt~, · !!I!V£>oth ~d ~bt •ad lp. he s•·nt In a complete n~ w u ni! wht•n My('r~ WAS back to punt, 1 St. Louis 71. 70 .507 14 the Redlegs in third place, ~b(!lr pured headed f 6r a stiutout when in th !' la.'i t <JuartN, and th ~y fumbled a nd was h it f nr s six Pbil.adelphia 66 76 .465 20 ma r Kin would be onJy two games b l'""d t•· II -, .•~ ••tt srnu•<i onL"e mo re . Crl."! rn ea n l-\ lcrl· yard los:s. Larry OugRn gained 16 Pittsburgh 62 H2 .431 25 out n.f tlr.st, i£ MilWaukee loses. e 11 e lJ..,. uo:: ra1 wu ua era 1Ll ... the ltintb. the str•llng m; he tallkf"l thr ~ e lo t h » 15 y;~ r rl line In two piay.s , New York 58 133 .411 27Jt.i :Milwaukee was half a la1ne ~hmrs wi1h L~ rry Du~an Rdding and Cn•mcan ~ Wl'nt 19 yards lo I Chicago 1':6 R6 .394 30 hind today after being rained out Wally Post slnglW, li.v wever. ·~~ two '>l'ol·e~ (l ar rcl l Uu.(!;an and in~kle the one yard line. J erry Sunday'~; Ruults at N~w York Sunda)'. Smokey Burgess smashed bis lUI Riddle talli ed th<· ullwr two touch · Sc hoo nover then carried it ovec Brooklyn a Cindnnali 2 Hal JeflcO<it wlll try for his · homer to ntrrow Br-ookJ)'il'i . on a ~ n- · ak <~nct Lar ry Dugan w ~ nt downs. Chicago 7 Pl1 i lldeiphi ~· 4 1st seventh win R.8ainst tw~J losses for gin to one run. Aft~r aay ·JabTht' Devils .scnred Lh c fir s\ lime over fl)r the f'Xt ra point. Philade lphi a 4 Chicago 1 2nd C mcir~na ti , w,hile John Drysdale lon~ki singled ·to center, Be.!isettt they had thr~ ball In th e opening In thf' thi rd period Jnck Denison St. Loui.'i 3, Piltsbur~:h 2 lst, 10 in . 5·5 will start for the Dodgers. was called lo and, aJlbougb b~ )'iestanza as they marched 68 yards rceov(•r(•d a fumble on the Eastern Pitlsburgh 9 St. Loui~ 3 2nd · ld the llin(1e to Bailey, he lOt lor the tally after taking the kick· 25 to .r;e t. up another score. Rut~Milwauk ee at New York, l•pd, rain Tuesday will tak.e the Redlegs the all -important final out. off. LIUTY Dugan went !or 17 yards lar.d was penalized to the 30, but Saturday'• R•sylts .lo Philadephia where they will on a d e layed buck from hls own Cremeans went around right end . Phi1a<lclphla 6 Milwauke~ 5 cross bats wlth t)le fiftb-p1ace Big Joe _Nuxhall, Cincinnatl'• 32, and Cremt!:ms went over right to go :·m yartls for the tally. Schoon FIRST TOUCHDOWN OF THE SEASON for the 19~6 erhhon of the Pom~roy Panthers ls Brooklyn 3 Chicago o Phillics in a night game, They will starter, failed to survive the !8Ctackle for 13 yard11 to the East ov~r ~arrled ~ver for the extra scored by .run1'lf Hawthorne (bottom left) in photo as he ('fUShcs through the Wahama line Ci ncinna ti 6 Pit1sburgh 4 follOw up with another night ond inning as be slf11ered ;hla utb ern 38. Darrell Dugau went 15 pmnt •O make 1t 39·0. I which wus massecj to meet him. . ......._..,........,.__ · St. Louis 9 N~w York 4 game ag~tinst the Phillies Wednes- loss against 12 victories. Tbe. Dodyards to the 23 oo a reverse· to Monday's Prob•ble Pitchers day . Men jumped on blm for two ~~ Letar In th• qu1rtar MyertO of the left , and Cremeans treked Milwsu kee ut New York . 2 The Red_legs have 12 games to in the second on doubles ~)' Jaelie !astern took il pitch out front I the last 23 yArds Into the end I ~:ames, t\YJ· night - Conley 8--8, play y.ct, fiVe at ~orne and seven Ro~lnaon , Gil Hodges and QU~t zone for 11.11 apparent score, but Haner to go 13 y1rd' to the RutS]JBh n 17-10 v~ Antonelli 16·13 1 a~11y. They p_lay tour g~mea ea~h ·sn1der. Brooklyn added ita third 'land 46, the only time In the .,arne Rutland wa:-; clipping nnd tbc hall nnd W<orth ingto n 5·13. With St. Phtlarlelphll, run in. the ilfth on Johnny K.ipo they w.re in Devil territory, IHit was place<l baek on the 39. On the 't"inr m, :tti al Brot>ki .F n ·ni;;ht .~ t~ u ea~h Wllh Chlcagl), and one pstein's wildness. 1 1 'first play on a dchtycd buek Lllrrv Jeffers int~rcepted Hetser'• ,a• .Jcffl'o<J l fi -2 vs Dl"y.'Sd;.de 55 ur \'lth Milwaukee, and Hrookly~. on the Rutland 40 •"d l'flturn.cl •'Jlugan Wf.>nl up the m\ddlc to g~ Lahinc 9·6 Mtulie- Pitch~& Victory 39 yard~ for th1• ini1inl tally . IHs to the 44, Larry Duvan plclcad up : 14 end then 1lx, •nd Cremaane Onl y ~<llll!'s schrr!t~lrd . It was Sal Mai;lie who pitc~-ed 1 plare 1\ick ror the rxtra poi nt wa" PomctO)! anrl Midd !I"[J/Irl a U '1 ~ Tul·~ day'• Game• II D d . h .. went for 25 to the 10 yard llna. with the other ·six SJ<:O football 1 e o glll"{i to v1etory uver e /lO good. . . d . f ~ 1 . Loui, at Brooklyn ni ght ltt•1Jle&& ,Sunday as Brookly~ openA Few play ~ later fionnie Myers Duvan carried the lllst 10 yards cle~~ns openc p,n;,p·•;<~IJun~ ~~ ' Milw<~ukce 11.t Pilt.sbul"gh night over right guard for tha TD. had to kick ror Eastern , 11nd Dnrthen ~econd non lca " ue garne th J.~ 1Cincinnati _,11 Philadelphia night eri a haU game le•d over MilwauSUNDAY & MONDA~ " rel1 Ou_~t~n returned from hi ~> own Sdtoonover we-nf over for tiM H• rr iday· niuht .-.~ lea~uc schnn!; ' Cl" l N y · )< .. . . 1 ll("a~:u 1:1 ~:w or 47 h• the Eastl'rn 46. Four plays' tra point, cnme through !.he fl rs! Wet~k With A I L Detroit 6 New York 2 . Guy Ml. . m..,. 'i:&n eague .r ,.., hate·r Darrell Du~Bil took Hw h:.~ll . With ~ c<:mpl(•tc, ' II'IC~nd team. f1ve wms, two Joss\'~ and o.ne hr. I W. 1__ .Boston D v.eveland 3 _ Pet. en . ,, T~E LAST fRONTIIit · 30. yards on K r everse tn the leFt '" lh ~ M~mc l-n II.• la s t periOd . •·l Pomeroy and Maldlcpo~·t. W1t l hoth NllW Yotk 1)2 52 Bt1 ltimore 4 Chlea·go 1 for the secolld tally or the garnu, the game w;,s more h~l11nced, ·but: be on the road th1s ~ ! d ay w1~h Chtnu~n Kansas Clty 10 Washl·ngton 5 T.chn~ol~) 80 62 .f;:{g 11 and this time Larry Dugan's kick the s uh.~ s1·ore<l the fmal tally (If the Pantht.m; ta.ngl mg With C'haun· l'lt.w r ].ln d flO 63 .565"39 II' ' Monday'o p,-•-bl• Plt<hao• was aguin wide. the. gamt! a fter they had taken " ....., • 70 65 · ·•· cey·Dover at lhallll t:~y. and th e: . . o.~ 1on .549 13 No games !('heduled. Still later In the opP.nlnt quar- ovf'l" on th e E11.~tcrn ::13 yard line. Jackets S~P ~Il~ a<'ro~~ lhl• rive .· tlt>l roil 75 6H .:'124 l6 1'2 Tuesday•, G11mes C:orMII Wilde JHn W~U"• t.r Lawr~tncet Hyhll Intercepted e Leopard Wt·nt rur three [)D a re1 to n,teet I e a lama ;;. cons. · B~ltimo rc 62 81 .434 29 1h New York at Chicago night ~vl'!"st"', and Bnl<ll(• wont Ul yardS STORM ~EAlt to the 15. Hitch l(' threw Biddle AomiiToy came thro11gh with fly· Was hlngtrm 58 85 .406 33'h .Boston at Kansas City night !Pr 11. three yard lofis; but Biddle )ng color• last wtek n they apot· Kansas City 4.6 D6 .324 45 -,~ at Cleveland nlihl II ·~-·· - ·HOI/SI ti!ST!IItS then went 17 y1mls'to the on e> yard ... d W•h11m• 12 poi~Jtt lind then S~ml•y's Re-sults Bo1Ul1\(lre at Detroit und Leopard took it over for um• back to be•t tMm by • con - ~ Nr.•w Yor~ 10 Cle!veiand 3 ht th e touchdown. Ridrl!f' carried oV. vlndng 26-12 ~eore. However, tht Cl ~· vl'~lll\(j 4 New York :i 2nd ., th e touchdown. Diddle cnrrlcd P•nthen still m•ct. le~tt of mis· Df.' t.rmt 5 Bhs ton 4 1st 0 P T 0 It II~ I IT · · : f over fm· !he ~x lra point. t•kea, •nd will hne to be fill.dy llelroit 3 Boston 4 2nd lllilt..l o·· . Statistics gav ~ Hutlnnd 12 first f6r 11 Ch-_uncey hlam tttflt wilt be Chic a so 7 Washington 5 lst •• '' : 1 downs IO Only f011r FM }':!astern 011 th• rebo11nd •fter .losing to 1 Chh:ago 7 Wn.s hlngton 2 2nd while the Dcvtl~ hml a n et yard: age ru!:hing qf 4t3 ym·ds to only pow.rful Th•againlll Bluf' B:Htimorf! City 2I Ist 2.nd Davllt wer•Nelsonville not up to•.per Kanaw; Clly3 10 BaltimorC" OFII~ Rou~ . to.12, J C. M. five for Eastern . Rutla!1d did not ' th• Hounds " h•lfbuk W11yn11 ' Saturday'• Rbulh 'P8S3, while Eastern threw five Stotts, hobbled with 11 leg in--- ~-~--- ~-UmcJJ with no completions and 1 jury. H• should b• in 1h11pe for ',.' tllrcc Interception•. The Devils the P•nthen Frld•y night. J. ' ~,; doct01 were penRHted 10 yard~ to five . ,.. 1 Middleport w;ts swamlJ('rl hy , n for &astern , Whil e the Devils did ' really good Pt. Pleasant lt·am 53·0, 1 not rumble. while Easturn )11ltl five and the Jackets will hflV(' ;um!he:·1 bnblll c.~. losing one . tough one in r; Vhh lt llla clcwn Thl!- llneups: RUTLAND I that has been jolted tw1~e in ;, 1 1 row . The J a~ kel s came Oll l of llh· End" P. lldt, Morrill, TurMCf tnd j J. lads, 1 Point game in good phys i t~.1l ~hape, and hopL' to pull an up!>d on th e T11ckles: Denlton, Edw•rdA, Mltht Falcuns as hoth leams luok lur •nd 81rr. .. their rirst win. Guards: Long, JeHrn, Ch•pman • •nd Goode. Else whert' in lhe }loagtu- liJi , c·e11t1rs: Hyt'lell •nd Germ11n. week Athens will play ho~t to Bel· B11ckt: Schoonover, Creme11n1, D. , prf, Gallipoli s will tangle wit h P t .· Dutlln, L. Dut•n, Leop1rtl, Ora. I' Pleasant on the lalter"s fit•l d. h•m. "IIddie and Canm11, Jatk3Dn will play hosl lo Purt'i~ EASTIRN mouth East, Logan wil l be at Bcx· lnd1: K1.1hn, Knight •nd Klrkhlrt, ley, Nelsonville wllJ c nterto1in th l' Tackl•s: R. RUehle and long. Plains, lnd Wellston will be az G11llrdt: Robert., Clel11nd end home with Oak Hill.. Frecktr. On last Friday Athens took :1 Kal Hlndy, Manaror C1nter: Whltlutch. • 13·7 deci sion over Circle viill' will) 300 W. SECOND ST. Btckll: Hl'lher, Myer!l, Headley, '· Lwo touchd~wn s in the last pcrind , Phone: UZ or 508, Pomern1 ' Boylea, ilnd L. Rltchlt, Htnu·•: JfOft.-tn. 9-:S: Sett. D-11 Gallipolis surpmcd w1lh a 21 -tl . Score by qu1rten~: ()pl1t •ttenlnge blo' appointment win over Oak Hill, J :Jc k ~ nn harcly Rutliintl ,. 14 14 7 - 53 l ....... It rPIM•l• tl '"'" ! .... knocked out a 7·6 wu1 OV('r Green · \ E•ttern 0 0 0 0 - 0 field, Logan Wits Swalllped 3.1-0 by • ~ - . . ' J • •• · Dodgers .Edge Redlegs .3· 2 Takes National Leag.Qe Lead Hetr:er pasa on the Eastern 37 and rt-tui'Twd to tha 28. Tt\lt tlma erem .. ns went •round right n.d to 10 tha ramalninv dlttance fur tiM and Gn a fake klct. for the .. tn point larry Dugan WM ~ ~>hort of the eoal nne_ ~ ;:t even wns ----------------------------------------------·------- Red Devils Score At Will During Rain Soaked Contest ,..1.#'1~ ... .-. ..-, f1: l)tilly Souitl¥~ rQtto~>roy-tnddlep~rt. 0 ; Sept !7, N86- 5 MAIN~ VICfORY ;~~ I ~ Ccian•mucope - . . . ., I. .. 10 1 -· --- ·----- • -- -· I n ·' w . • COM p: ..'0.... . ....,., : ·· •· ··D · . Kan.~.,:; ~~l~~~::~~l!utn~c~oart~~S~Il'~~ee~t,~ I. - ,E~~~~;~=~~~ w•• ho "'• ··~ ! • '. .r -:-::. ;-···"'"'- !• • •' l:: ~:~. ".<. . ·~ New YQI"k State Ocrnoeratlc convc~tiun In A.lbooy,~ tlgurea hall the Oemocratic victory of l1ow. In Maine as an lndicotion of mo1mlitig D,· n 1oJ1·r:· ' : From let't are Sena tor E.l!ltes K•',·m.vcr, vice pr.:o ~ i· ~c- 1 1 Senator Herb ~t1: Lelm~on llf l': ~ ·.v Yorl\; Cuv. 111· rt·;: ll or New York, and Adl.ti :-.: ., .. 1 . n. prcsldt::ltlia] CHnt.ll· Illi noh:. · ;;n I hmal S u u ur.l ;J!l •1l u J I AUNT FRITZI--- WILL YOU HELP NC THIS YARN? J..' ' BIGGEST, WIDEST, TOUGHEST PiQkgp B9ay MOORES HAWTH\)RNE Is pirtured above as he started off on a ;pectacular 68 ynrd run to seorc I he second Of ~Is three touch· POMEROY PHONE 366-Y downs in Friday nl11hts 26-12 victory over Wahama. appcJ~r\•d 1 strons as predicted with a 26·0 w in over Chauncey as injured Tom McQuaid played part of the tlm e, ami Welhlton tmd Portmouth East play cd·to t1 20-20 tie. Famous "Howard Zink" SEAT COVERS ' • • 1 and htres .proof-! lcrm Legl~ BuUdin1,\lt has bern announced. Time ·Of he mcttlny has been set at 1:3.0 PM. FREE! ~14.95 in the- orgabbatlon or I' I thoAMistJna dub wlll bfiJ Mre. Frederick Becker, state prf&ldent of tht\.!k I public. . Women'& Club, and Mr ~ I ALL-PLASTIC COVERS $12.95 John A." Joi'IOI, a!ISOelat~ chairman ol tho .State GOP, com,mlttee, SARAN WlAVE-JIET SPUN $26.95 Planll are to or•aJl.l,ze such dUb! in all of West Vir.!DU'1 Ufty·flva countlq,. _ ... ' t • ' .. MEINinltW. atee.lt. ........ J9Jtt, It ..... ~ !Utt.l't. 40.4n. ll ..... ... IP'Iin-ll&bl bOCb'· Plu~-1~ I,CNidiBf hOithl-attu.cll•t. colorful ltYlliii-'-~YIDi ccitDfM •. • • • and~ See and drlw tho -.Mot ~ -plc!to UJ!IIn tho .....~.Jitli(, : . illo bje. pal, wldlol, liiUI!iilil pk:bJ!I Ia ..,... .. .. Stop ID ti!IU;.W~~·~ 1i1r ~ • <t - .. ! • .--.... ~. -- ..-.,.....;, f . ,., ( MEIGS EQUIIMEN"t GO.lnc:. .,'. :·_. ' ·, . -,, H' '.' ,..UCKI · •d .------'---'--~------ Colaer llatlll_nlut Qll Seeolld ,4; I •1- .' . ' ·: ·. . I Phone197 • INTIRNA'IIONAI: --~t '· ' ' ""*""' We Finan.. It S.e Us Fltst. bavt good deale;· connet:!tion aDd low•cosl lerm11 to pleaSe , ·you. ·tt .. Wlclelf ...,.. lMry - rl tho - .. pidrup niodelo bot a fldl64~-1ncb booiui poJiaod wldlll to luod wide; bulb Only •"·•..•• . ll•oiY wltlo ~!II•• Cthlrtl) hln... MOI!I r!PI IIIII lull ~. s.. IIIPI*I lilr • 11'1111 ... . . , .. ... ' ....... \V~ ~~ !?a......_ WJIII.. t1Ut ·--·~-· ··· apacioua bocl¥, 11>•- boul .....,r,- '=" '::: ·=·.... -= .... . . ' ' ....... ....... Your Dealer Hill! It Mf'll"!l .•. .... ~-RANGE-WASHER will be bold in T't I Plt>nJ;antClub on Sept. to at tht' Amcr. . pmlltable ...,........ Enjoying a picinc at Lake Alma ncar Wellston Sunday were MJ·s. Henry Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Purcell, Mr. and Mrs. Cedl Galrlng, Mrs . Helen Adkins, Misses Bessie and Helen Jenkins, William and Rlcharr:l Jenkins. Want A Fine Bargain An organlzallO.nJl me-eiln" for a. Mason County Republcan Wo FREE! ' '--'-·-"--.,.-- - - To Org(lnize lnatollotion - ALL-FIBRE COVERS hlws: .' , .....at .....,. .. MasonGOP WpmenPion All '· Bend Area relldentr ot Mason County who recetltly ~asaed the drivers test a:iven by the State Pollee at Pt. Pleuant ••·e . as fol· HaroJd Smithson, Jr., N(•w Ha· ven, Harold Rex Roach, 1 Ll.)tart: Betty Lou Davis, Mason ; Donald Boyd Dlven, New Haven ; Jume.'! Keith King, Letart and Larry Otis Hesson, Let•rt. . All th••~ "xclual.,. JirniK~~.U. mone)'.:..aviDI. money~mu.m• ad~ PICNICS SUNOA.Y PASS DRIVIR8 TilTS ·r · • J. ~" - - ' ,. f :: ftlli~·~:r::. ' WIND I'M BUSY, . NANCY ' ., . r.ancaster, Nelsonville -- PLAY ' DeAD, • POOCH IE I �l • \ 11--Dally ~enUnel, Pomeroy-Mtddleporl, 0; Sept 17, 1956 The Daily Sentinel Tlu! Sentinel Sltirley Lawhorn To Wed • MIS, . . . . . HOti'ITALI%1D Mr Howard Kren, 18 a medleD patumt at St. MU')'a H01p1tal, Hunt 1 • na:ton, w Va Hre room number Daybook It 208, wbere lriench may write IShomaker FUDef . al R•Ites Held Fn•day Funeral •erv1ce1 for Charlell PLAN PICNIC Shumaker were held Friday marD· SJn.Culle Home Del))ctn:slration iD~ at the JUwllngs-Coata: Funeral : L.-----------...11 , Club will nave a plcnie at tbe MEETING ~STPOHID P'orll:ed Run Lake Wed: Sept 18 Home w1th tbe Rev Howard Rup· pastor of the Fl.rst PretbyterMn E. L. Hulbes, pruideot of Each Ill to bnn& a covered dlab pelt, an Church, and the Rev. Ra1pb the Joily Bum..'fl Sewing Club, U a and own table service Member& Zundel , PQmeroy BaptLSt chw-ch, announced the postponemeD.l Of are Wed to be at the Syncuse offlc1atmg thea meeting thls ftek because Of State Park at 10 00 A. M Anyone. the rehglQUS ;servtces bellli heiJ needi.Jlg transportatiOn is t o conPall bearers 10 Middleport ID· at . the t)r::;t B11pt1st Church Th.e tact Mrs Herbert Parker 1 eluded the fo!Lowmg Masons W hostess was to hBVt" been Mrs. WIU W Hayes Eber Lewls R C MeadReynolds Dille of the party wtu SIXTH BIRTHDA..,, ows, J H Grate, Robert Hams be annourl.ced later The Si.tlb bl,thd•• o•·I Paul ""-3 Masonic services were held PTA MEETING (Bucky) Thomas, Silver Run, was Thursday evenmg and also lD ulebr-11ted i"rJday at tbe Bradbury t.runtmgton at the gnve11tde where The Bradbury Parent-Teacher c on so 1I d ate d Sch oo1 when '' beaners were M E Cre110<, he pall A.880C."Jatlon w1ll meet Wedne~~day broug bt a decoaa te d b1r thdIJ take Muter; W H Palmer. chaplam·, at 7 30 With Mn N.ath.an Big".. wooh s ,.~ c·a ndl ea t o ....-re ••• wt t b hi a J ohn Elm, Junior Wuden, Ralpb , presadent, prrs1dmg. Inspection of tho•t Y·love c1au ma t ~ ana -• h 111 tea- E Brown, ~ nJon deacon, Guy Pod<, the new schooJ building will be ch er Mn Wllb ur heob , ald. Junior Deacoa, Glenn Foster a part of the evemng·s program 1r"""""""";;;;;;:;;;;;;~~""-~~~~~~~~~~~~-• Lucille Bearbs Hawkins, PomE"roy Society Editor Eleanor S Schaaf, Middleport Society Edttor- Phonc 6079 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Offut And Blake To Wed • e I at y en tin e VOLVlll NO. 13Z - EDITORIAL PHONE 397 Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, TuOI<h>y, September 18, 19!16 • ales Users Association To Proceed Egypt~'.i Open Refusal BUSINESS PHONE 398 • eter 1n sGo.AheadO church tomght at 8 o'clock or bluo. Sizes 7. a, 10, 12, 14. are tut off U. S. Secretary of Stale John Fos\er Dulles brought Britain and France a personal message from President Eisenhower at tl\e start of Bl.g Three efforts to wm wl)tld .aupport for a long-tenn economic umpaign against Egyptian con trol of th.e vital waterway IHnotber drop i.n Sa.ez Canal traffic was reponted today. Only 31 ships were in transit. the low e&.t number since EJ:ypt natu>nal· .tzed the Canal last July 26 Egyp tian sources said the .!lblps were moving through tbe waterway at pormal .!!peed New 100 Bed Medical B Stolen . Auto Is Wrecked After Police Chase Tlte Big Three decision t.o go ahead full st.e"am on tlloe canal uaen association came agalrwt a See The C."'plete Line of Gl:l's Dresses $1.95 to $8.95 backa:round fA growlog anlmosdy toward \he plaD· tnd new movea by EJypt to torpedo the second Loodon Suez conference before it il>rta. All Sizes Ft'Om Tots to Teens ELBERFELDS Tri-City Sewing Clu.b Meeting Is Held On Thursday Hostess g1fts were presented tu liere it is! The Ncv1 Robert Roberts whl'n th.<' Mrs Tn-City Sewmg club mel Thtfh· , day evemng at ber b(lme, Wche Te 1 1·race. .FRIGIDAIRE •'co•di•"M'drs Robert Rawlings, 111• M~tgg, 'Mrs . Wilham Russell Wilson, Mra Y~'"'· Mr Mlllar'll W:Udtt:-~ Elizabetll Fick. DISPOSER POMEROY SOCIETY SHRIDS, cuh, pufverl1t1 oR food wos.let , , • flulhe1 thtl'l'f d-:~wn the drain In Hamden with Mn /note• 1ortlng of wasll!l e~btorb Mr and Mrs Ray Heines of Col- 1 nol•• umbus were wcekond gu.ests or tilelr pat-ents, Mr and Mrs Wlllaa d Heines and 1\fr$ Ira Chapman MIRa Harrle Mnu~ Smith, Mrs Grace Jividen, Mrs Maldred Fowler, Mfl Georgia Wi.lll11m~on and Mn. Gaynelle W1se attended the IMPROVED grinding• con.. trois and fuii ·flootlng of food pa rhcl1111 in water protect househ.old plumbing line& AND and cleanUntn in vour kitchen ttt the new frfaldolrt D1spnser A. R Ted· row. and vibration• at sink and drain for treater ,onvenience Youns q-ts m ttronJ ert• and e\'Ctl m.ny houn of KUdyinJ w11l aDt hum them-it theJ aer; the p..,..lljhL Mrs Grover Erb returned hume Friday after a several days visit PAST, continuous feed ellma CUSHIOI'.IS a godal evenmg a de. was served bv the Electric Food Waste $CJ9.50 ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE THI BRIGHTEST CORN II IN LIPOIT OHIO ' DRY CLEANING DONE BY SPECIALISTS! Tri -lustre Cleaners _._ -- Robinson's. Laundry ,,.......... ...... I I Tah 1 look IU that rwo plawa ud let how ft1J u WQU]d be to Ji'f't fOW' child ickti~Ndy condlcioM. ~ Tht lr.mps illustl\ttd are innpmaiw aad it taktt only a few mitwtts with & etpe ma.wte to mkc I I For lcft-hlndcd 1tudetn: pb.oc lttnp OD riJbt. Uae I tiatJt-colcrtd tlu.dt aDd desk blotm. For ma:timum olid<"'7.,. ol·wiJ (l.. tOO.bO) but~ Ohio W'elfllre conference held In s~·!~•ml>~r_ii>ls inch.asavc MH Kautz and ·~:~~~~~.BIJ'bara and Rachard or C spent S11ndav w1tb his SIGHT IS PRECIOUS GUARD IT Mrs W L Kautz _oth!r. '"'!';''"· Lowery was the Sun- ~ of Mr aru1 Mra. ~~~j~:.r;~~ Alston T'Jiacy of weekend gueats or Mr. and· Mra. E J They were accompalned here br hu father who .spent the 1 week with them flr. and Mn Delphln Wehruna: ot Canto we~ ~ekend g~~est.a of hlo parents Mr and M'l Harry Wehnlq bd other relative&. I I Three New Types Beef Cattle To Be Displayed At Field Day sOO<lnudr centct. CARPENTER, 0-\hree of the newest breeds of beef cattle will be on display at a special field day to be held at the Southeastero Sub<tation here Tuesday, september 25 Charobi.ise, .tnported from France, and Santa Gertrudls Charbray are said by many catt1emen to combine all the good point s start at 10 o'clock wltb lrt!e wagdealred by farmers who Jptcialtsc on toura coverln;: &even dltfcrcnt in raislna beef cattle. Bulls of ~tubs. these breeds .arc btiaa.K used at the A big beef barbecuf! wall be bcld Subitatlon ln new crossbreeding at noon under the direction or experlmCfJL ProfeBBor Larry Kunkle of the Morning acHVlhes at the 33o- Meats Laboratory, Ohio State Un. IVer&lty. aCJ'(! Carpenter experiment farm Speaking program durin;: the afternoon w1ll be held 10 Ofte wins of t~ main bee£ cattle 'barn. Partk:ipalint arc o. F Lltn;:rord (If DIVOICI ACTION Texas, Director L L Rummell and . . Avoid du\:.caloretl llh&del ud • duk waH. U11: -- -- Suit for dlvoue cbarcintZ aroas a n11mber of Station apecialiah. ne11eat of duty w.. nted t.oday In A lpecial feature of the field · Me[p Common PI~ Court by Clti'a Davtcaon, 113 Ebenezer st day Will be tOUTS and diacuaaion oo apjn>t En!... Wllllam Davldsolj. 'f001l1ot mlnagemelu aa.d .ot•r !ure~o~try iteQJii, 11310 l!lben........, 1'olDOI'Of. I • S1NGLECOPY- 1nances LONDON-UP- The Western Big Three agreed today to go ahead with formaUon of a "canal users association" de· I spite Egypt's refusal to cooperate But their emphasis switched from an ear her plan to push an 'immediate ''test ca5e" against Egypt toward longnJ.aul pre- I parations, includmg American help If Europe's oil supplies "Tit!! •KE,\' !1'0 HER HEART" . . She'lladore th1s darltng key fi1' lock on the double pockets. It's a stuml'lng comh.aatitln of solid and stripe in woven rotton. The coll~r 'n' cuffs are trimmed with white kni.t and it's all WASHABLE. The skirt Is so full you can wear nil your petticoats at one time Lime Oh1o: M•tly fair aM CMtiniiM cool today and t ...l,ht. kathNd frott ilhly toni,ht In low ~acH.. WO<ineodoy - · cloudy .... wanner with • few Mow.rt ncwth. Hlth toct.y 65 to 12 norlh, 70 to 77 .outh. L- tonight 31 to 46. I MEETING TONIGHt' I The Cbes ler Charge of Meth~ Youth Fellowship wtll meet I Iatdlst the M;nersvtlle MethodiSt '' WEATHER • � 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. 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