https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e03da406e0ff7aa1920f92145f04ae7b.pdf 78335359b58aaf6c6c4d624e0794a3f8 PDF Text Text 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 • �-- - - - · -· -· I ' --~ ' 2-Daily Sont.llel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0; Sept 18 1956 ' . The Daily Sentinel I l RIYNOLD L GRIINI I GIN, MGII, IDITOl Published every alternoOD except Sunday by The Obm Vallt 1 !fflunet, lac, at 110 llechaDie St , Pomt>roy 0 Bustness oUtre phoce 398, edlt orial off1ce pho!k 397 TELEVISION Ohio 5 00 6 00 fl 15 6 25 6 30 WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS~~~ j Bpecla.l to 8 &5 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 30 8 30 10 00 10 30 11 00 11 ~ Anti· Stewenson Peeling In Dixieland Hos Poded C~ .lral PffU Auoelotlon A8mNGTON-The Republlt:an.t haven't given up publicly In hopes of carrymg aouthem atatl!'ll m the Novernbtr electtof\ 1 , but privately they aclmrt that their chances are exceedlnJ'1Y slim. The alluation Ia very dUt'erent from 19~2 when Dwight D Euen• ' bower became the first Republican candidate arnce Herbert Hoover In J928 to bre11.k the Sloho.l South by carrying four atatu. 1 At that hme, the South didn't like Adlai Stevenaon u the Demo· ' c~hc candidate and there waa much internal frlcUon within the 1 Democratic party. However, thle year, 10uthem political leaden are united fairly aolidly behind Steventon, conalder hrm a changed man and be· lleve they can eain more by aUcklnr with the national ticket. Neither the Democrats or GOP expect the lnte• grauon Issue to ftiure much in how the SOuth votee this year Both partie.e are endoralnr the Supreme Court decl11lon on achool Integration In the•r platromUI In 1D~2 Mr El~nhow11r carried Vlrgmla, Florida, Tenneu1ee and Texu. HI• be•t <ehance In the South thla year may be In Florida, Polltltalleaders In the three other •t.atu now art atrongJy pro-SteveNJOn W • • self,.wr e • • CANASTA ( 'LUB M1 s P:.ul Henderson cnlarl:J.III N.l ihl { ana ~ia Club ut h~r ht!mc W1dn•·s •la~ ew nrng Pr1ws were W611 hy Mr ~ Bowar <1 Wugcnhnl.;; und Mr s F. L SlPrn Others ple~e nt W ill Mtss Nancy Sea]ly Mr s J L Stcw::u t, Mrs J~C ss Alwl, Mts. Mrlt Sleph~n Mrs KrJth Arnold I Mr s Ho h Johnston Mrs Ph1!Jp WoiP.Ml, M1 s Jack .Fr~·y and Mr :; • M1Hk.,= ... d PIRSONALS Mrs Winfteld Roush 1s ,., n1ed leal p lllf>nt 1n Holzer TTo ~prtal N1 Jlc Unll rh haS' accepted a p~ 1.l1 on at the Weth~rall Rrug ll;f.ore Recent guests or Mr and MJ s. Henry .fohnson wcr1• Mr and Mr11 Wo)ne Phillips of Belle, W Va, ond Mr and Mrs Jam1•s Henry 1 a nd daughter Co1tl f\uu, Ohio Mr and Mrs Walter Bush anrl chlldr(•n, Detroit and Mr and Mr ... Tol! McComb!! of Piltllburg, reo ecnlly vblted Mt and Mrs. Proh" • • • TilE MEW ADI..AJ-Back (ltl the eubj,ct of polltlca, veteran ob• aerverB are lmpreaaed by the ext~nt of organized planning In Demo• cntle Preald"tlal Candidate Adlai 8teven1Kln'a Heond bid for th• White Houae. There 11 a new" Adlul abroad In the land HI• well• (lf(ftftlled campaign Is In 1harp cont111..et to the haphazard politick• Jnl' he conducted In 19e2 One major drft'erence 11 the co ordmatlon between Stevenson'• own camp and the Democratic natlonnl committee. They Ignored each other In 10~2 but thl• year they are working tosether aU tho ....y down to the precinct level. 1 8t.tven10n lllm.,ell hu a far dill'erent penonal eampalp. Frora the "t&lka above their heada" undWate oft9a2, t\e II appealing d"' racUy to the voter• In •lmple language. A good example wa1 hla recent propoa&l to end til• dr&tt, alway• an unpopular taw., with \bo ft,IUon'• mothott. Rou ~ h Ml' nnd M1 s llrnry R1•rlnH!C are va!' a llon~ng •n Cln1l.md lhls week Dr and Mrs George McCarty and eh1ldren have moH·d to Pukf'rs burg where he will p•IH'Illl' medicine PbU Johnson has rdurnNI to hfrof b8!1e In Dl'nver nf!1 r spPnrllng a U) day leave wllh hi s p,uenl~ Carol Jun~' Roach, daughter or Dale Roach, graduat111l frnm Hoi ,., zer Ho!lpltal School nf Nur s m~: • I'ARM DRI\7& - 1'he Republlc1n1, meanwhile, tlll~ week tla.n ahown that they are lncreulngly worried Pai'WI Vot• Mr. and lh R Ite1 nnm La\ nf' •bout the pollllcal ouWmlt In tne farm belt. 1f!at'l Worrlll have been vacationing ut L1•w 1s. the n.-on for the GOP concentration on Jettlnl burr this week rarm. .,,.,.. ill. ~ niwly·started campatrn. l•pwt.llc•n• Reeent gue~ts of Mr And Ur ~ Thor tlp..otr wu Prealdent Elunhowtr'a declalon Floyd Oarmaok were Mr,q M111y to make hlo Grtt ma.Jor csmpa.trn ewing ol 19li2 a lrlp Into the farm Stule and Mrs AlbNt Thorpe and belt The OOP beUeve~ that lke'1 per10nal prMtltt wiU IWinl Ull family, lndleott, N Y tlde Ill HI diteCtkiA. 1 Donna Bumgarner, floughtm" of Aptculture Secretary Eara Tat't &n10n already ha1 bein OUI'I• Mr and Mrs Claud Bumgarn1•r paliftlnl Ilks mad for weakll In an efl'ort to keep the farm volt In the Republican fold Ben110n hall baen atumplnJ" the farm areu and Will graduate from Sf Jus1•ph s In Parkersburg thiS month Jnakln• a number of what he de1crlbeJ •• "non·polltleal talka" In whleh he deteQda hll pollcltla ant;~ attacl11 DtmOOt&UA ••rrn pro- • .- . Buying ly • DAILY CROSSWORD A ('RQ'il!J 1 r -- Junior'~Shoes lfJIUN II. IUNDIIIN, M, D. I • 81N08 thla Ia "Child Poot 81 aurt tbat thl dloe• .11t prep. Health Month," let'acotlllder how l:'rly Have the clerk meuure both l.o 1hop for a new pair ol ahOes teat 11 the ehtld l~&ndl bartfor Jurifor. footed, his fu~ beariDI t.b.t full Jl ht'•llke m01t rounsater•, he welg~t ot h~ body. probdlJ' needl lhem An active l.arcl•r foot Gblld ~ about 80,000 atepe a The ahoe& ahou!d ftt Htt larger claJ. Tbah about doublt U\t root. 1'bey abou14 btl onu1 at the Juunbtr taken by the u.sual home .. beet bull to three-quartera or maker ln hlr dan:r chorea. en tnch lcmcer than tha longest hd.ct FMI. at the bliftl\ foot They Vtrt.uai)J all children are born ahoutd be wld.t enou•h at the tot •lth perfect teet Y•t, by the time JO rou C¥ plneh th• laa&her with &hey are one year old, elaht per rour ftnreu IDd 1et a fairly 11001 cent !!lave dtftloped some aort or arlp on U too" trouble. The ft(lUre rt1ea to Of cour1e,lhoea ahould not 11lp 10 per ceDt at the ace ot 10 and or plneb the reet. i. M 10 per eent for hlth ochool U may ... em M U!;oush ,ou're J'OQD.IIt.era. buytn1 Ahota aU &be tlme f(lr Jun· lU·ftltlnl lhotl tan brlnt on or. Well, that m&J be juat allout poor poaturt, faUrue and can lilht. A fOUDPtft'a feet arow ..-a &fteet. t.hft l'l•rvou• sy1tem. tapldiY and .,.111~11 you may You caa. auUy ' " that proper)J have to tnu' MW 11\oto e.t the talo it'" lbou &II uaentlal to pro- of a pair & month. Don·~ forget, Me\ tour touna:1ter'a feet and hAlf a 1lH &I ODIJ ont·lbHll of JD pnoral beollh. ll'e unral Important The Katf?D&I Pood Health ~IDp to lr:eep ln,_tnlnd when bur· Cou.ncu Ch114 1 eo eyeau 1n1 it\oea yoUr 1ltfaprtna. olcl m•Y Wnte h .. foM eiJe ever, roz ••11111111... ~to to a Cood 19 Even lpoe!.) 20 t.av• 22 Subo ~ ''YOUR ·-... t otrer rou utra ~eavy fi!ILI'I old. flla&J ..,._ And the wa,. Jqnior QUIIIIOI ,_.. UIWD 11111 tbi!Ogh pair after pair of B. 0 : Do •lealrlc ahoc• lrcattJ:ear, thil mlaht 111e1» mentl tor 1tlellt.al U1Je1a inJure 114ta. the memorJ:? • however, tt'a beat to Answer: fhe meraGr1' Ia some· , (4_~hr.r aboeo Your child t\me' alllhUJ atten!d bf ahoet • \ ~ ~t, n~Y.Ill:e srn:.e.~~ that lreahnentl HO.,..f!', l1 th~y are • 1ieqd tillb' at the ball oJ' hll needed, thla eb:o\ild be no bar " foul. ag1ln1t &alktnc th•m. , TO SUNSET 12. 00 Camera Goes to SchoOl I<! .10 CuTN'nt I 30 Tennessee Etnte 2 00 Matln~'e Theatre 3 00 Queen For A Day 3 45 Modern Romances 4 00 Comed \ T1me 4 30 ~ Y little Martle :5 00 Aunt Dru Snow :S 30 Hopalong Cassidy 6 00 News 6 15 Sports Eve \ 6 2~ Les Paul Mar) Fotd, , 30 Eddie Fisher 6 45 News Caravan 7 00 Mayor of tl.e ToWft 7 30 SUSie 8 00 Kraft Theatre 9 00 1'h.is !.'! Your" Ltre. 990 ll In Coh1m· \ Mlu Leona WIJ1\aley went to , dar• with Huntington lo toter 'Mar&hall Co1 I Oii You• I»GI ·------------' • Current Tennessee Ernlt :Ma •mee Theatre Queen For a Day Comedy T1me My L•ttlt' Margie Aunt Dru Show News Ptdure Sports Eye Les Pou1 Mary Ford F rankte Carle New\> Caravan Superman Grand Ole Opry Jane Wyman Show Ctrcle Ttleatre Rosemary Clooney Show The B1g Surpnse Noah's Ark New"' Weatllerc.ast 28.Jakt J = -c--- prince :iiO I.arlat 27 Con- fnt•rd•)''l AIIIWH tedera~ 35 Scorch tiona 29 Il'lowertna: 1hrub 30 Cutl 36 Belonelnl to her 38 VttalltJ St. Pronoul\ 4U Own• az J'ret P1 ~ ~-s Conf~renee 'J Weathercast I 2 00 Tonrrht '"" 900 • WEDNESDAY f'lll.olaln KangarO( 8 00 Capt.am. Kangaroo 9 00 Garry Moore Garry Moore G :w I 0 30 II 00 l1 16 l1 30 'I 45 12 00 12 30 1 00 ArthW' 9 :ro Arthur Godfrq ooarre, Str1ke It R1d1 Vallant Lady Love of (.iofe Searc'b for TOillOr'I'OW Guo~ Li!lht Ray l?tfilland Sblw ~ The World 'J';urns Johnny Carson Show 1.80 Houseparty 2 00 Btg Payoff 2:30 iBob Crosby Show 3 00 Bnghter Day 3. 15 SeCTet Storm 3.30 Edge of Night 4 00 Katte'a K1tchen 4 30 The E11rly Show S 00 A1t Linkletter 6•15 ' Doutlas Edward, 6 ao ran~ Old Opry 7 00 Phil Silvers S1IOW a 7 30 N&yy Loi 8 00 r.uy tombar<lo R 30 Spotltght Playhouse Fresfi, ripe, l!it.lrous plums arc 9 00 $64 000 Question I here· Lo's of them too· ltts 1m 9 SO Do YO\I Trust Your Wifet poslllbfe to please eve•ybody, buliJO 00 Your Ji.lsso Reporter the filUm growers try You are 10:15 Sporta Parade sme to frnd a plum to pii!Ue 10~~5 Weathennan your palate al the lrmt couftter9110.30 Press Conference now. 11:00 News • A~ is il good bme to put 11·06 T.be La~ Show plums at the head of your shop. I SliD Ott Praver ping lilt beciU!It! this Is the montb .... - - wbeJl sl.lpJihts: of plums a're ~~ thell' peak, Marketing lnlonnation l"'lJ'or QOIIIUmer Spedal.lits. OSU, TUESDAY ..,, ln f1ct, they ten us that 1 CalitoMia, a major plum shtppmg state 11 expecting a 9 percent l 30 Femutt:ne Touch la.rter crop than last year and a I 15 It s Fun To Cook I 20 percent larger than average ~00 Alternooo Ftlm Festival 10 11 00 Newe t 1 05 The Late Show Srgn Off Prayer ... ..,_LI.-- 10 8 30 Edd1e Arnold Snmt> ~>io<ht FlgiQ li 41! Straw Hat Theatre U 00 News a.nd Weather ~:16 Myst~ry 11.10 112·15 . AllfDLBAAXR i~ It J. 0 N 0 F £ J,. L 0 \V One leUtl" tll\iip1y standi for anothtr. In tMt txamplt A 11 uftd tor the tllrtl l..'a. X for tl\t two 0'1, tte. 8111;1le \ttttrs. apoa~ l trophiu, the leJ;~Ktll and tonnaUQn ot the. wor41 an all hlnll1 lila~!\ day t.he eod:t ltltera are did'trent. NA.GMCR Q NYY BM~L JY'Q L1M.XZQIJV >ITN-Dt~. - T&. YetleHQ'e cr,.;toquollll TH& VOT&S' 01" Ym:RIMCI CROWVB AR!l NO;T THE: THINGS THAT AA• Mdl\ll p;.. C&I,!.ICJ' ..... \YATSON, OI!~Jrlbuttd ' - Dr Xl"'' r..hlnt IJli•Mde ' ' 108 152 36 I 365 1 Theatre NOW! IT'S HERE 1957 HARLEY· DAVIDSON I I I li"r'~';':';7;30~p;m~=~'"~':':'•~•;'"~'~";'~~'w;~~b:e~th;e~s~pe;a~tlt·e;•;•~<lf~~th~';'•"~'n~Li~e~"~"~'ii••ii~"";i~l~~~~~MI~......,_.iiii0hiloi~:;,::;~. I nsuronce S•T•R·I•T•C·H•I ,!"-' 21 ) Auto ' ,~ 't l t I Estate J...Aielftt/' 6_17_0_J__ ---· "''"''"P Kosual Anklets 2pr63c Semc.. ( 1/) Helb Wanted 1 Auto 229 Wastebasket Reg. 1.98 -wit·h coupon 99c: •• ~ Luncheon now$1.79 ______ ...... DOWNING . ddrft!.tnt lag Wa$te Basket J • now$1.27 "'"''"'' I Real Estate Broker A!\otch,ing 99c LCJiiiJb Kltchen laster tuelity, Service 011d Merchandise -- -IF PEACHES-We are bti'(a peaches rrne l~ Brln" eontainers. F It t.nn. ester . & ~ mnes 9 14: "IIONt -li. 1.. BfoANS, Lee, Syra~use . , A Cryptorram Qaotatlon E I DAit11 CftYPTOQUOTE - Here'll how lo work It: • agel 1 For Rent ( Sole ;rheuaty LAQQ~ 9 '(3) In Memorium -' S1gn On Neighbors Fdm & Fanc:r It's Fun To Cook Femrnlne 'l'oueb Aliterooon Fllm Fest.Jvll TwOoGUn P)ayboulie Mickey Mouse News Weather SJh,IJ'ls John Daly D1sneyland 700 Amaz1ng OunnlnJtl' IUD 12 00 12.30 I 15 130 200 400 5110 600 '6 05 6 6 15 631. oo weer i l WIDNISD.t;Y 9 471 and D1ve Jenkin• , I WHTt...l TV Chonne113 I I W 1lltam I 10 30 Strike 1t Ibeh 11 00 Valiant Lady u 15 Lovt' or Life , 11 30 fearcb for TomorroW 11 45 Gutdmg L1gbt 12 00 Ray Mllltmj Show l2 ~0 As 'T'he World '1\lrQe 1 OQ Jo1'111nv carsOJJ ~ow 1 30 Ho u s~ party 2 00 B1g 1•ayoff 2 30 Bob Cr011by 3 oo Brt&ht.er n11 3 15 Seeret storm. r 3 30 Eda:e of Night 4 00 Katie's Kitchen 4 30 Early Show 6 10 Regional Reporte, 6 15 Dougla< Edwards 6 30 TBA 7 00 Arthur Godfrey 6: 8 00 The Mlllionarre 8 30 I've Goc A Secret 9 00 20th Century FQ:ot HOUr rO 00 'Y(Jour Esso Repoft'er 10 15 Spurts Parade 10 25 Weatherman 10 30 Oftr.'!ea,s Adventure I ----=--=--- 4 00 TwO' Gun PLayhouse Whether you prefe~ red yeliDW, or purple plume, the Mrkebing 5 00 Mickey J.touse Speci•llst tell u that pluTM' of &ood qu.ftty will be plump, tlean 8:00 "'f(~S freah in 11ppeannee, full colored We&t.her for the variety, soft enougll to yie\d to light Rretsure, and free 1 from detay Softening at the tip ta a JOOd mdicatlon that the plum 7 30 WyMt Eatp Is ripe, the SpeelaUsts say The sm11l oval, black Dam3on 8 00 ~ E Summer OriiJ~nals arwl \he green / or yellow·gte"en 830 Du PoM Cav Theater Grl!(ln G•ge plun\18 are used mo11t often for jams and jellies, The- 700 Royal Playhouse deep blue-purpltt Italian aifd Gel"' 00 Straw Hat 'llbeatre man ptune Stanley and Prel!llldoot the purplilho(fimson Santi' ltoni 11.00 News &r; Weather and the yellowilh·red · W,iC!kaon 11 10 SporU 114-15 Myetery T!leatre are all 10011 for eattnr fresh lo ~, -Off Slllada, fruit cups; tooked ln plee • PreM!ntc tartl, Bavtrian Cl'eams and pud· ft3U Wamer Bros. dlnp :and for preserving f(l'f the 8.111"" Jolm Daly w1nter months. j I 110 S1g10 Off 800 Slen Oo ,,,.., of I Forto1.g11 WCHS-TV -Channell TUESDAY m, t 1 1 ,,,,,,of.'"'' I J1 15 11 30 .«.et I 1100 11 30 Fore1gn Intrigue I I 10 31 Fat<her Knows B~ l1 0!5 ' I I If 10 Prasg Box I 211 Ab:YI• aln· 10 00 • 1 12 9 30 Twe nty·One -Jack B""'" · 11 1-' !Movie Museum 12 00 Ton.lf(bt \1•45 Sloo Off TIC Tac Dough Dayb00k 0.l'7-3fC I 0 p-1-, ..,,,u, O.al Rooster 1.88 37c $1.!9 Mixin!l Braa,lict•cl 8qwiSCt -· ~"!' AT&oN• en•~ Mrs llarold tea:e. Jnrre D\111eiin h• entering a bUilntll c:oUep Columbus. It C'orrld Bl' You I n. Hodel\t.S f3 Nln\b.l6 6f Moun,all SUNRISE _.,_. a ••... r ..h,. In~ l~~eo - - - --.,---:-~"'!:!"" -- - - - corrce 1'ilnl" crop. l,.,.q IUft udl lakt yoUr ttrna pur· every 11 to 20 weeb; and 1e yean lbilln, · _~t thou. PerhaPI the and over, nety t 0\0ntbl unW 20 m Pa.sHngo 5 f p •)menl Bait r Drf'n ch I mploy 10 rr;. 1':1 llnnllY· 12 A !hlclt soup J.::atherlnl 13 SU!ttln I Insect ~ Hrirhtne... u c .1Jn 6 Weird (var) (Swed ) 7 l'olynealan drlnlt 1.5 Up I\ n.rJ r ,, vrng t.Jr 8 Regain a .!ih rp s p J881l$liiOh p•ankrng 9 ~'ool ilt 'vlnter co4 11 Culdr.1 13 R.asp.t IS.byl) 17 Er;~rie (&l;llt l Ul Weaver'l U OenomtQ.I , reed tlon :' 20 Marry '• :u lnsact orgllf' 23 Crowdt U City (lndl•l lil& PrtciOUII ato(le, ~'"l ~ 28 li ol'mer ' ~. 'l'urklllh trUes 31 Those 111 office 32 Compau point S3 Zin~ (aym I 3f. Sloth 35 Dl11trea.s s11nal SS Vuhn'lt of 'I'll'' 37 A sol 1J9 PU!>P)' lOft Near ••1• • t.o a w•ta; t to 10 Jtllll'l, neQ to l:il WIIUi 10&o 1:1 yean, every reHablt ahoe 12 to 11 WHkf: 11 ~ 15 yea.r.s, DOWN l 2 3 4 ~t I' lnOh. TbU. ,. duh.lren , Jack :Roush d Rhult>y l UniVI!I st!y /. Lyons recently.l' ~lcudtrl the on Ronnlt' McGiothlla and Sandra nual p1cnie ut\ tlle ~utt1m ("n Rnush l'lave enrolled in MarshaU shudiCln CnmpaJ1Y m ~VInte Sui Colleie, Huntington phur Spnngs '# 1 Guests of Mr and Mrs. Jack Tommy Vume lt-fl rt~r Mo1g:m· Frey were her parenb, Mr and town whe- re ht wlll 1'1111111 In W Mrs .foe Wehmger of Delph011 =M~'=':":d=M='~'::J:o:h:n=Fr=y=='=":'·l~ I - ~ ~ lome 11 10 f'".DW POX Let'11 Go Shopping • ~o. -~~- awards are admlrdstered National Safety Council 1 grant o( Shell OJ! They arl!l the f1r:st IIChll!IVemrnta ot womli!n H\ the field of aalety Women and women t1 groups Uuoughou~ the Umted States who plan and earry out traftu: safety prorramt ean submit repurts on their work to the Coun. eli Projects are )udpd by a pan· el of women nationally known rn aovernment, rndustry and erYIC arrawe. Twlre as many entr1es were !lubm1tted this year than ever before, and the quahty of the work wa.a oomndered excellent Saft!ty projectfl have included effecttve program~ for improving the morale and performance of mumt'rpal pollee orgamutrons, saler 11chool but O!K!tatione, and com· munrty· wide proJeds to promot1 pPdestnan ami bicytle safety ld!!ntir11l award• ar~~o wwen for 1ndl\ lduul and group eflorh. To~ uward 111 a $1,000 Savings Bond ami a bronze statuette symbol z. rng wuman'e protel.'trve ms tmct. St'cond and thlrd plnre wlnnera rf'r~·lve a $600 and a $250 Savmgs Bond respectrvely, and a bas· l ehef j)laque or the e~ulpture. 11 A proJect could help yo11r com· mumty- and could win sn award. For mformatlon, wrtte to ~hu ,A.Iice Catherrne Mrlls, Otrettor .., Women·~ Aet!Vrtu· ~ . Natronal 8afPtV Counrtl 42S North M1ch.. can Aven ue Chr~ ag-o 11, llhno1&. . LETART, w_. VA. I FOREI01\ fQLICV ~~~UE-On th11 aubject ot polrtlce, Ml)f,:e M~e!d CD~~ ~ntana, b'lltvta that torelp policy mQ' be a ltl&rer vo(e-attracttnr iaaue tn the rampalp thlt.n many polltlcl8.111!1 think." Manelleld, a member or the Senat<ll! forelgn relation• ..eMnftlittet1 tlyl the average citlstn realizes that he hu a lot at atake In fGreltn &ftalra Manaflelcl argue• this way Ir World War II could cost my atate the grief of 4,000 casualties, lis It did, then foreign policy l-. not remote t'to'm the lnterula or the citizens of my atate. It~ In II. decade, natkmal defease requirements can extnct $300 billion from the eamlngt of the American people and foreign aid prorrama can place on them an additional charge of $60 billion, aa they have, theft torelt.'ll polity Is of the greate11t Jugmtican~~ lo every cltl&en," e 10 00 11 00 r 1 30 9 00 Hom<!' Tit' Tac Dough 12 30 1 30 2 00 3 00 4 00 4 30 -------- - G 0 P Choncet In South Dimmer Than In 'fifty·Two 7 on Bowling Highlights I-~-Dall~ Sm!!~net P_o_ meroy~·MJddleJtOI"t. Sept~ 1 FOR SALE 1 Jon1trol aulomatlc r Ef:Al.. NOTICE Po t Tl S , I 1 .. 1 9t H.5l S 8 gas converSIOn bunwr for (!(IIIII m :L MAH HILLDOKE r.e enllne I hPI•I ,, , 1,, M•ddleport f tr~t 1 ,,._ g.wne w-rlet of thee •"'•n•no at Ctflll were pte!lented (o )(rt. Iu1nare Hu nevr'r been u~cd Tra1lcr Pa t k K-8 Fort ~~~;:J~;;;~; JI <- 1ne I I00 k oveJa 1 they pvt to,.,.....r t•I'I'IH ef 119, R A Gr1ntteld ,. 11.;1 r hurth Ttlur,;day rventng Mr • I T",.., D•t l v """nt ~ for ~,.1. . tM Also dmmg t,o.ble and 4 eha1rs, I Jlar rbo n, Indiana Jarn~~ CJatworth) , Wol\hy lh • , ftnt plate rn lhf' Trl County Bowl 795 11 nd 140 for • 24S6 lt'riM, but larse.Jt ramll v pr6ent to JO>t Oba good cond1Hon See rt at Bal- 1 FR~~ DERICK IULLDORE JR r<;n, has a$ke<l them to meet at lng Le<lsue last nlfbt 11 they toot • 71 "" tw.ndkap . .,.. New Yorll lll'l&I!T lhe otdelt m•p preeeDI, to ley's Lake, R11dne 9 12 6tp 12211 Adams Street, Natrona the thUich b> 7 p m su-.ee Spf't> two. out of three games from the C...ttal a tie '" th• mWldle line 1 Roy Harless baby 108 of Mr an4 Ti,!rtde1 gnen pod beans fot 811 1e I ~~~~h~~:Eenn S:Jva~~~~~~~t'~~1 ~ , l<ll muttr 1tarts at 7 [5 p.JD; Uberty ft.e:..t In other matches B~- H•nk Clatworthy h11d 1 very nice Mrs Boh Harle11, as the youne:eat $! 00 per buBhe1 Brmr con Sprlngdalf>' Pennsylvant a, LOH F1Jrlllhw• took two 1a81e'S and .510 -.err• wtth •·~ of 161 1ha by present, to Fred ObUrta:er, tatncrs Dana Salser Hacwe R 1 ENA G RAIL Rural Rome Nu 1 PLANS RUMMAGE SALE treC the t hu'd with New"r'ork. Cen • and 177 while Daff Anderwn •l.o Jr for ha vtnf travel~ the tarthD 1 9 18 at 1 ~::~~nl!l~hne Chapter. OES wtll tul t o Win iwo and one half Md a nlLe seri"J. wrth S4S on esl to auend the reun1on p 1 J'ort Deposit Maryland Ail( r I·''' ' ""''' "''"' Ol•"._ ·--nd St•eet M•• I .. hmt a llwnmail' Sale al the Pralt 1 pOints whol e ~.. 171. 199 .-rwl 17S D•'le -~----~ - - -~-HARDESTY 608 6th A1enue k t t t i thr f (Qf.UNG SOON new 1957 model I Park(11'sburg, Weat VIrginia \ 1 I IJennu; Bla1ne at Holzt!r Hosptt;~l , Bluldmg corner of North secqnd e won WtJ ou " ee rom Darst •tso hH Sot for the wln- 1 Total 801 ttrn 1M 22114 Slr~el and ( oal Stretl on f'rrrlav Uf)hum Daktry I ner1 F~W N• Yoric C•nJ,..I Joe !btu 2 renls per word ) ne m 40 )iP Scott Mwaler outbn.u·d mr>- GINIA McDONALD, 1311 Camden l rtday September 14 Grall<lpill v elec Avenue Parkersburg, West VH j t:nts i:lrt Mr and Mrs and Salurd"y of thJs -week Mcm- ~ All three games between the Powell hM DAILY SENTtNEL , ... serUon Mlnrm~tm chor.Kt 50c- tor Mole Speed. n~ ll all Hcinhan and Mr nnd Mr8 Clyde bl'rs ;;re asked to have tbc rr eon Sentmel and the Liberty Resl..lur j foliow-.d w;th 470. l Chfford U!2 169 180 511 4 Ci~uts pt•r woul lot thref> f(•!l tric ..:encratur, 5ystem butl• m fl} I gmra MILDRED HUUST wht t>l means qutc kte starh and Str ell Parket ~-;h urg Wl'St V1rgm ra Ill own all or Pomeroy Mr, Ann a tnbutruns at the Store by 'l'hunJay ant wene elose, hut 11ctually 1h e .,_ , 1 1o1 k Tedescf> 120 143 131 JIM,. secuhve tnsertwna:. Hu k 0 f Holland 1 0 " e t orand &ftl!r noon Mra E M BJake a nd I ....,r mr ~tref 1 ar el won two helh•r tdllrt.g, no drag on power, 1 LU(Y MAJtlE COOK, 310 ~rank c , • 1\ e.r ~ newspapeT boys won tbe second out of thre<e from HO>l~m Bakery Blmd 1SO 130 130 3$0 Speti,ti- OnL' mnnlh ror 25 rrnts three jet C<llbUrelm saves up tu ]In Str ef>t Pllrkersburg Wt>~t Vrr ~oth• r fhe l<e w htu t ~also hav( !l Mrs Guy Reynolds will be e h•lr- game by a sUm UJ 'P&R margin to ~ hov£: the Bake-n •n the cellar Ch is ler 14~ 1M 160 482 34 per cent mure fuel Be•• A Male i (inla FRAN CES FOGLESO~ (;, 1 1 aughler Angt Ia age two lll.1n rn c harge of lhe hfo day sale and look th<!' IAII by just four pm!l A 28 prn h .. ndr.:•p g.a v(' t he Mar 1 (.,rueser 148 173 123 4t:l 1 per Willi new quieter and s moother operat· o103 Lubeck Avenue, Parke-rshurg 1 NEW CITilEN PLAN TUESDAY MI!ETING Paul CUftord wa. bicht for tht ltet h<lh th~ fmal game wr~t> r."n" I H11ndreap ~4 14 14 4:2 wn Ru) mond Lowry desiJ;:ntd, West V1 rgm1a WILLIAM ( Th M ddl Alh'- t A Sentmt'l WJth 511 OD gi[llmes of I Cond• was high for the wtnners Total 716 786 738 2210 / FuH r::rle of 2 cents p{'r word will chmcc of colors Pnce writ plf>ase HOLTZ, 3919 9Lh Avenue I'a1k :l.l r and Mrs 1 .. ul llarbrech. e 1 eport oe •c ssOI'- l6Z, 169 and UIO, while R~ks wlth., 464 ~rie!f and a 174 hrgh be cha r gl•'d fo1 a<hl' l tJ~rng 1r not }OU Metropolitan Auto Sales Mid ersburg, West Vlrgmla anrl J ar~ ,mnou neing thr brTth of a l~ llon will meet Tde&day at 7 30 l navu led Ltberty With 490 on sir.gle, while fDr Holsum Don LIBERTY •ESTAURANT pa1d for bdure thf> 25th of eaeh "'''"I I FUANKLIN HOLTZ, 2l06 lBth daughter J11lanna at Holzer Ho.-- ~t the sch&ol and CurtiS Jenkrnson, gilmes of 161 141 a- ... 188 Rink Sc"' h d 502 h 1Coate!{ 163 139 159 461 t• th e Menchlnl only' roUeduutwo 1ames unur.nng a Wll games of Crow 148 J•• •~ moot h (vilowmg mst>i hun 9-17 6tc Avenue Parkersburg West Vrr PI l a I• Ffl dav Sep l~m ber 14 Gran d has a f 1Im '1'en Years WI" - J•• ~ ......., 143 168 ~~~~~-~~~~- : gmra, who are non resldl'nt s of 1 parents arc Joseph Harbrechl C:lf>veland Browns" wb1th will b.• and had 190 and 100 The sf"~~;s l Srnon 1M 172 103 431 Errors 111 Aflverl•~•ng-S hould ht• fo'OR SALE, HOUSE frvc room · 1 the State of OhiO, and who ore Pomeroy a nd Mr and Mrs Herv•n •hown Any mterested pejsons are lak•r Fr.~rnrtut• heel thrM hlth R DaHs 161 14l 188 490 1 Blind reporlf><ltnrmedtalely Tht• Darly both large ga.t'age, chf>!lp F1~r qtJltk , net e,<;sary parties to this L~o-rvrng, West (u!umbra, W V'!r 1 mvJ1cd to attend thr. meehng -~ __ _ - --· - - TRI COUNTY LEAGUE 130 130 Scntmcl Will not he responsible sa le !•hont>' 6309-J and tha i the name ~ and addrf'ssf's ~rank l t•Yt ng Pl l'le<~ sant W VJ BAKIR FURNITURE Mtnchmr 190 160 350 fur mUle th:m one rnrnl roc t rn &-l7:lt c or the defendants, all •he un and Mr s Chloe Sbermlln ( levt; MEETING GALLED W. R Sb!iStten,programehaa~ll Clalwonthy 232161 177 510 Total 758 770 7Jf 2282 sel ti<Hl known helt'S, deVisf>Cs, lrgatet>s land an• ·J!:rl!ay ~ · an::i !Hil cnls J11J ,The Child Conservation League meludJn ~ aequamt.&d ptraod Bekf'r ,=~==========~=~ 101 1 • •II m-t - ·"av~ evenong , 1 ,,.., and wtlft(lme fer new member& No'''' ' _ -- __ . . e!ll:ecutors. admlmstratms and as ll !I na h ;..~ ~ a b1o 'h tr, Jeff rcy •ul Nl .,... Th, ...-149 183 148 4110 ' T4•nder grf>" n pot! BEANS $1 50 1s1gn~ of Mar y Eun-Iee W~rncr de ag<" two , lbomf> .ol Mrs Hobert Schmoll All parent& are urged to attend Andeunn 171 199 175 5<f.5, Caur nr T':1,1nis and Special No per bushel Furmsh own con 1 ceased are unknown and f>llnnllt I ~- 1 ~nrl Stre.t Oant 159 151 190 (,Q tw1 ~ ,:Jf f vt> nts pr111lcd at rugu ta1ners Delbert Smtlh, Jta<'me With ltasonable diligence, l:e aS+ I , ...TQ Al't,ND SER'!ICES , 800STRRB TO MEET Total 819 795 840 2456 lvr rla~sJflcd rates Ob1tuanes Phune 3683 g 12 tltp e, etlalned, w1ll t.akf> notree that [ ~ A.l mcrr.b~~ l'~van ~ ~·Of LE TO MilT Racine Band · Booslers Will meet NEW YORk CLOTHING HOUSE pui.Jhs hcd at I cent per word ~~- l l'heodore H tlldort' filed hi s pel!· ., <.. The Gio.and lnt~rnahunal Auxil- at Raeane Htlh Sehool Sept 20 Johratun 120 120 7 9(1 P. m. All parena -of band Bell 14 J tiori In the COft'IPlOn Pleas <Jo urt or less, and 20 feet wide. r;rry of the Brotherhood of Loroat 92 115 158 I I I otices ·-~~~~~~--~~~-,(If Me1gs County Otlro, Case No PARl'EL NO. 2 motzve Ena;weers will meet Thun. members are urged to atttnd H Young ge 133 96 3Z7 N II UN rJIJG~--.---12,454, allegmg that be lS the rlay afternoon at \be home ot Mrs ' ~ Jenk1M 139 166 165 470 1 0 or •"L'Sp::rssmg ONE four t()om and 1 frv~ room 1 owner of an undnrded one thlr Betng part of the N(lrth half'of Lee Rous h TAG DAY llbSTPONED Powe.ll 162 186 12~ 471 • duy or n•ghl on my farm D11rsy I apartments. l3 room dw.elling, teenlh , (I 131 mterf'sl rn the fnl thf> Northwe~t quarter or Set-Uon Pomeroy Band Tal Day to be AII~Mworth 124 149 273 0 Nf>il, Pom4·ro~ , RD3 newly decorated rns1de and out l lowmg descn bed real estate No 11 , Town No 4, and Range 11 held Saturday 22, •postJM)ned rlue H rll 78 71 7 220 ~-,--,-c9 _J!i 6tp _ _ _ Must be seen to be apprec1ated PARCEL NO 1 begmmng on Freid's line and run SPECIAL MEltiNG to ram on Satlll'day,, 15, Will aa:Jm r:~l cap 889 796 7 ~ 2346 1 MADAM MARY A N Bengel, Pomeroy 9 IH tr 1 1\lbt•t A s p~tal mtetlllg of the Offu·· be po11tpooed ~ai.IM Veterans of HOLSUM BAKERY 1 lng J'!orth 80 rods alo11g Clfl ed r,NHkr nnd advisor, know r SLEEPING ROOifS for rent With, Situate In the Town' hlp of Scbultl's hne; thence West 8l3 raJ Board of the Umted MelhodJ!It Fort!1gn Wah 11 to sell poppll!"'l WOOds 136 18~ 140 441 lt•dg(' · ~ pOWI!r, character IS cap· cOOking privilege, 127 Butte .... I 01•vhe,dCounty ot Meigs, aud Statt rods to the cent~r of the road, <' hurch u ea11ed bY. lhe chan man on the 22nd Tag Day w11l there- J Schilling 138 131 169 4SB • •· sen I! as Jo 11 ow- to wol lhcn•e wolh •a•d ruad to Field's for Slmda" Septemht'r 23 at 7 •45 fo•e •- he" Oft ~~ 29 1tol br:u ns are money, a visit nut Ave., Pomero". o 3 l2tc : 8 1 1 "• · '" ~ '""" •u ~.. D Srhllhng 191 W3 168 M2 to me V.tll I>!' of Immense vatue .. _ ~ eg nn ng at the North\\~>St line, thence w1th F1eld's hne to p rn rn the church parl or to con Bhnd 130 130 130 390 1 to you Answers all questions The Hotel Martin has available, a eorner of land owned by Wi lliam the place of begmnlng contalamg Sider N'potts on the rep.:ur of th~> DAV TO MEET Stobart 153 136 152 441 1 ''''''"''•d no few rooms wtth runmng water PhU ips and formerly ownf'd by 30 act es, mme Ol' les-s. purounage omd Gther bllsmess. T 1 0, R ""d•ngs 1 '"' IJ B p,1 1 AHCEL NO 3 A meeting ()( tbe Mason County ot1t 748 725 759 2232 ON DISPLAY AT C"hargt• Wrlh thJs ad and half steam heated and Hotel .serv1ce 1es.ne YIOC ~ Ill Seellon No p '• SUGAR RUN PTA Chapltr of the DAV w111 be held SE<'OND STI!ET .u.tc:ET prrce }OU ar e t'nlrtled to a com· at speetal weekly or monthly 2, Town No 4, and Hauge No 11 , Bc1ng all that part of tlle North pletl! full life rradmg Everyone rates to steady guests Rales as I and runnmx ~outh 96 r ods thence half of the Northwest quarter of Mr!l Ray Woodgeard pr~s ,dent, 1 at 8 P m 'l'utsday 111 the new Cra~es 12'7 122 159 l68 BUNCE BARLEY· Wl'lcoml' Open d aily 10 AM to Jow a.~ $8 weekly double occu-, East 28 '3 rods thence North 96 Section 11, Town 4 and Range 11 announced to<by that the Susa1 DAV Home at MHO.D Sta4e- Com B Davto; 1M IU 133 ; DAVIDSON JIPM L(){';;_tf>d 51 h house from pancy Also rooms for Spec::!al rods alJJilg Albert Schultz's lrne that hes West of the publi c- road Run PTA w1ll ' hold 1ts frrst meet mander Wllll.am Pancakt and Ser Mrtch 138 1~ 182 ~ Flamtngo Club Rt. 7 , Kanau~a. Meetings, Parties, Weddmgs, then<"e West 28 13 rods to the which pas.s·~ through stud settlon of the y-ear at the school Thurs- v1ce Officer Henry E Snuth J r Conde 17f 130 160 a..... '1 At AM St. 1 7 9 1 124 453 1 11 1 0 01110 9 12 6 luncheons, and supper partles I aeres, more or les.!.. Ru th oft or the West e nd of said gram has been by Mrs mg Handlrap 28 28 28 84 1 tp Banquets, and private breakfast, plaN" or hegmmng contu•nlng 17 Exct'ptmg 10 attes sold to G. T SJ. Yl OON'l'' YOU KNOW? Phone 396 to Mr Samuel 0 PerA tight of way beglnnrng at the quarter Se<"tlon Bak.Pr's Will ~lve you the host ry, lessee of Hotel Maltm 1 Southwest corner ef sard land and 1 A'so t>Xc~ptlng a lot out of the trade oo furrutl!l't ur appltan9 10 lmoc runnrnk West to 0111 elm tJee> nntl Nort hwe~t corner of said land and 4 6-tl ::-::-~·--:::~,.-:--,~-,-~,.--- I he township road 40 fbct, more now uwned by Wat.'lon nnd Phil· '*i. 3 Room FurnLQ.ed Apartment, I ~- - lips orr thl' Weat by land of Amos Utilitres paid., :JftiJ N 4th St f 20 B) I G Uardon on the South by land I ,_ Mtddleport ... 9 11 6tc BarBell-Simpson Insurance Ageney of Cowdery and Fields and on the ln memory ot Vanee Saund-ers who Middleport Flrf'l • Automobile: East by the public road, contam. passed away 2 years ago today, 5 ROOMS and iiATH, 10 Cole St 1 Bonds. Phou 6315-X 6-20-U rng 40 ac1es, more or lf!'SS. SePt 1B lor small reliable family $35 ~ 'T'her~ Is a r1ght o( way re Gtmc ls the fare we loved so per month See Mrs Howard I COMPLETE lnsul.'lce Ptotectloa, served along the South s1d~ of dear, Cec1J, 800 w Mam st , Pomeroy 1 J.ife, Auto, Fife, Poho Call Doa sa1d lot by Cowdery fiOtlm the pu~ Srlent lhe VOICe Wl' loved to ~veRJngs 9 6 u lf11ls, Middleport. Ohio ltc road to th1s .lot hear _;;~::-- ~---::- __ 1 Thts de.('d 1s fnr lantl sold to 'TJ$ satt, but true, we w.onder l"ar Ledden, ( ~~~a J W. John<on by the hen> of ' Wtly ' 4_.,,. 9cUlold Boards, 9Np ClotbA. I 1 noma~ {ium as rt'rorde<l rn De-ed The !}est ~re D1Wfl}s the fnst to CUntoD ~.;r. Klddieport. : FOR SALF.,-Pea~ 11t:lrby Rl'al -f:s- Book Vohmlf' 96 at Pages 10, 11, d•e P'bone 8265-X. ll·l-tf l ta-te, Rutland Town.~ hll' 31 12, anrl Nn 107 :rt P:rge 42 of Sadly ml!t~ ed hv Mothrr, 1kothe-r, , IU'tf'~ l<a-nd housf' b11rn anrl ()Ill Meigs Cou nty, OhiO Run · resistant seamless Sl!lters and Wire a nd rhildren }~or rent - EJ(>Ctnc wallpaper bmldinRs See Ge11rge A 1\of('lll /'Af{U:L NO 4 9 18 Hp mesh knit Ruth Sorry 8\2 steamer Clinton Fisher, Mld hart Admm1 str.rtor 61 -tr 1 S1tuatr tn Olive Township, I :-::-=-:--:: - " - -------'" to 11 dleport Ph. 6265X 111-tf ' • Me1g, County, Oh1o and bc!ng (8 B l Servicec: I - 1 ~~- ,/~1 Q .1~ l .tbe South hatf o( the Northwest I I. B. RAWLING SONS CO.._ It De.slr'able APARTMENTS m Mid· quart&t' o( Section 11, Town and Jtour Wrecker Serviee, dleport Fu~lsht':d or untur- 1 '7 '"ange 11 and bounded I mshed Phone 9_ 12 6tc POMEROY _ 6 room f a .~ On ffte East by lands 1 1 I Reg 31< ..... ' wHh bath Heated w~tl'; e~a:o~~ S F1elds, on the South White cotton, I ONE Small House Partly furnlsh·l coal, outside cellar, also gar- of C S Car1 on the Wf rt nylon remforeI ed, ne..w.ly decorated, garage A1· agQ with Jaundty or utility room lands of S E P~ttcrson and on ed 8-11. so two 4-room and bath apartupg.talrs Located on Route the North by lan,ls of VI J WarI 1 ~omp.Jete WHEEL AIJGNMENT. 7 mellt$ sltltlble for two Call with city matL rlelivf:! I'Y Nearly ~~rl:;!d contam•ng 40 acres, W.:anelng and brake 1er,iCe. I 'Hoctett'a Safet.r Well 6009 \ 1 9 l1 6le Y.l acre Jot and out of high The pelrtl on further alleges I IM'ain Strtet, Pomeroy, Ohio water Will sell and mclude all that Thendoru H••Hiore iii a ne~ Se~ J~rru >u re at only $650000 hew of Mary F.un1 ce Warner, de(81 I Safes Reg !.79 Phone 108·Y ceased, and owns an und1v1rled To take over estabhsbed route. I jll56 GMC ¥.1 ton 8 cyl pickup $80 avera.ge weekly earnlJtft to -::-::c::-::-:-::o-=-:'::-,.-~c-'9~1:5_3:1~e One thirteenth, (1 13), Interest in Dtx "Cab Low mil~age $1,895 00, start F:xpenses pa1d. Retirement 7 ROOM'S, BATH, rights to sand lhe above dc!;cnbcd real estate ~et t.s to qualjfied m•n Write and gravel 50 ft w1dth and wrth. and Is a tenant ln common with Blaettnars, Pomeroy. OhttJ. 18-pc set• ScrvJc~ tor four M J. Myers, 2416 Oat St, Park· in 50 ft of channel m OhiO River lhe above !lamed defendants ' 9-13-llte I tn Peaeh Lustre AIK'hcr ersburg W. Va., or call GN'· $4MOOO a eood fra!pe hodse, not The prayer of sa1d petition ia I• 195fl BlnCK Roadmaster 2 dr Riv" field 2-3610 washable ulas- 1 9 14 8tc old one, M. c. Hobart, Mlddlf>po l t that the Court set off the plainiera Cpe, Power windows, seats, 9 15 3te tlff's share of salt real e~ate in Oval shape. 12·<11 1 steering, ond brakes SAVE severalty and. a parUUon tbereof WANTED Pailrtlng.. Interior, ··U<owW,hlte, red, pin~. I Blaettnurs, Pomeroy $700 00 be marltl , ,, turqumse o>exterior, TOOl, work paranteej:l1 9 - 13 61C! The persons frrst above named 1 Rates reasonable Phone 381 "V ROD~ will take nottce thai they have Homer N. Blaley, P.om8r(Jy .i9M MERCURY Mooteray Hard· beeft, J'narle porUes defendant to 9 8 12tc top Ope, Mercomatlc Bnve. sa1d t)ehtlon and they are requi.J.. INSURANCE AGENCY $1 69S 00. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. ed to answer the same on or beBULLDOZER R~< l.H 9 13 6tc / fore the 201 h day of October 1958 For hire for basementJ 1nd -:--:--:--:-:-· Theodore Hilldore, Plamtiff BPncls. P. M Cowdent, toq 19:S5 BUICK Special 2 dr, Sedan A«IDIN1' O'Brien and O'Br1en Sturdy meta I Dynaflow ~rive, Radio, Heater Bottom. 8 29 tf Lit., c.....atY •• hnda _ Attorneys for Plalntltf J§1ltess SIZe 54-in Iipper Enam~l • lined. $2,195 00 Dlaetlnau, Pomeroy (8), 21, 28 (A) 4, 11, 18. 25: 6tc 31S..qt. ' slH'. • !20 Business Services <llelll' alld quilted l)lastic -:cc:-:--::====-=9"'-'13 6tc White, ~Jon 1947 CHEVROLET CAR, NelgNOTICE OF APPOINTMEN"f In Mt-·PO'"', OHIO ter and Cleek garage Racme Phone Admlnlltnter 61J6.M I'HDNII . 611f Est1t• llf Sarah Ma.....,.. Anoott !6ll Docoo...t J ]5 lf ..... 2.19 Notice' 18 hereby given that Boudoir and 1954 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 dr. S~ a:o.r A Arnott whose Post &. dan, Clean tnsJde 11.nd out address Is M.lddJeport, rift, shades. 3 $1,195 00 Blaetlnars, Pomeroy be-en duly apgolnted as Admlnls. . . 49c -stylet ' 9 13 tile ' ti'atar of tbe &tate of Sarah Mar. Heat resistant g&r~t Arnott late of Middleport, l9:54 BUICK Spet1ol 2 rlr Sedan Curved Up to HeaVY' aluminum Holda 0 lb. lftl. SeU-b.atlD.J cover. Meig11 County Ohio, deeeased. OrJa:tnal blue- with wMte top make basttn& Dated thl~ 6th day of Septem$1.195 oo, Blaettnars, 'Pomeroy easy'. ber, IOOtt 9...)3 6te John C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court, 19J, For Meigs Couflty Ohio Jtei S9i:: G•J (9), 11, 18, 25 3tc FIJJEit GLASS Awnlnlt 1nd door ,tt1p;ed. qtn9011. caftlopiea Ray-Glo Gas ilea let 1 W.ashable vinyl: Gotden LoGf[t~ 2cJ x 40.1n. 4. Venetian Bh~ liJI lbe1 aftd LacP pattern in 5 lovely colors oolbr11. Fr.ee e11tim••· __ 1\eg I 79 -T.. fftMt the dHI,.• of every colors Wfppel Supply, 21$ tJnton 3-2(: set of fam· t.mlly ••• ll a ctlt ,... ftmlty Regl.OOpalr Polneroy ' 8 81 '-"··- ·1 Heavy ~ Plro - llin1 )otea prool ll,\ $\!o AI'PLES FOR SALE - 111> miles •bowl&. south or Ruttlnd. Jo'fln L. RO>m· lnes. WANT lADS WEDNESDAY S1gn On Toda,y • r o-ffee Tim& Srgn On T C>II:!ty 1200 Parsons Stndv avatlahle· one mcath, tl By mall oae year $8; 111: moothl, $4 25. 'We' roeotlla, t2JJG; oae moatll $1 - ~-- fl M II 3D It Could 81! You Nstlo nl advetttJitlol representative, BotllDellt·Kimbal1. IDe 14..' l.e.m.~gtDb Ave, New Yorll: City, 1e 1'0 Y Subscrtptlo11rates DeJlvel'J by carr 1er wllen avallable 30 ceah per week one Je&r lD advaD.ce at The ln.tly Stlltibel offlc&. $H~ 60 •ta moathA. $?.80; three mo.atba, $3 90 By motor r<.~ute whert - TUESDAY ~~ap~~ ~~{;~:.~e ~~~:~( ~:a~~~~~ --~--- WSAZ-TV Channel3 Editor do not seem to st op tralf1c \ 1ola10rs Perhaps better resu lts eould be obtomed b) Jmpoundmg th<> car for thtrty dn)s U 55 If thf'Se do\ators .ha.d lo walk to '1 00 "ur k rot a few da)S eac h lllllt th• \ lllljlhi Y,Jje up 9 L.HJ Wilham R Sullnll'l I 720 West Ti!nlh 1' 1 , ~~ 00 Los AnR"el t.>s 15 C:~.lrf CO ~~rms 11' Entered u second rlus man:., maua- at the pt1r11 ttfftee ., P..im~roy I IDear DEVOTED T6 1tir1111n OF MEIG$--M.ASON 4.1WA IICHARO I. OWl" 'The Editor's MailBag - - -~ --·- - ....ilu""' "" lath Tctwills e• Bt'l"ln tail """' 9" x22~· 99c II.OOMS Of, Hew PII!IIINWirt roa $299.00 BAKU. Ironing Cover .... "" . SA Vitt(,:, I ~UIIttlT.WI:E c.~ •uTUIa BNJth.a M'lddlePort BAKER FUJINITUIIB now87c 0 N Fnut • of·Loom Heavy woven >ftotk.. Elastic ,sbp-oa type /• L L YOIJ R NfE[)>; ' Reg t.oli boys' md Reg tie 3'[M! Alliin~ . . , ranWe set . . . 61<! girls' dnlm jeiDI. B?e 57c Reg Ill< eannou Roll 1.31 •••, ata:; mlniiJII )l!!reolator , 991! dlst. doths . 8 lor 99e Rei tBe-Mt p a l!e1 49e womeM'o ace paints, erill$ sels . _' 88d , lalo brlels. 5-1-7 .. 37e . ' S e men ilirD"EroR'r OHIO jersey gfqveo .. 3 prs B~ viii• ;lovet • • 1 prs fft > "l:r7" ' Ret· S9e mOa'• - 8 •••• " • e• 3for99c Wosh Cloths ' Ret. tOe ea. Gay stnped ' Cannon..' lllfl :r.: SiZe. u.._-tn. 6 for49c "· ' �.. - • .. ---·· .. .. """'C _ _.:.:,;_ • &-Dolly Sl!n!ln•l, Pomeroy-Middleport 0; Sept 18, 1956 ... --.. .. '--...-~ mer Brooklyn• Milwaukee Will Battle ·For Bunting As The Redlegs Fade LATE START ..-.. ennant • • . - .. By Alan MGver 'Ohio Hi School Grid Ratings For First Week Of Season . CAl WAS MURDER WEAPON •· •• • , 1 t1UON Drive ·In . 1tJ Thanks to 1t couple of ,Rrilly The Brookl yn win came t~fler vn ' ' . ....,..... .... "old pros" named Carl Jo'urillo thf' Redl('gs had r<dliPd for th,·ee and Warren Spahn , the r.tatronal runs tn thl' n~r:rth to tic the score TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY League pennant race was nar - and send the g<~mc into I'Xlr<~ m· Cl•rk G•bl• L..- '"""' rowed down to a two-t eam doA· nmg:-. . "HONKY TONK" fi.ght today to ~ee who geta into I Dodger ~ tarter Clem Labine , B••ll Rath~ lela LU1141 the Warld &!ries agains t the New mak1ng hr.o; f rr;.t starting assign · COLUMBUS, 0 . UP - It's a by Warren !larding and Columbu ~ gu:10u' ~ teilm &:ored a 60-20 vicYork Yankees - who may clinch m~nt siuee July 24, 1955. retired " THI BL'CK brand new SLEEP" 1ory OVL'I' J) 11y 1on K'uer. - Ohio high school foot-~ North ' 1n. -lh<~t order · "" the American Ler;1gue flag tomg:h t 15 batter;. i n a ro w and had the b ·ll a season, but t he same old story Benedictine and Troy finished in I HORROR! Tbe Cincinnati R ~>dlcgs now are Redtcgs vp·tually catinJI out or h1 s as far as the top tea~s in the a dead heat ror 14th place , while Tolcdfl Libbey'~; upset '21-7 vicc.rtoon _ "GOOD NIWS. virLually out of the NL battle a;. hand un til Wally Post lilngled with state arc cetn c~rftE.'d Wtth Canton Portsmouth, Akron Garfield and ~ Lory over highly rated Hamilt.on KEEPING" result of their ~ lo~ to the t·.vo out in the ninth. The heavyMcKI~Jey an<l Ma~illon headin.~:: Day~on Ch_a minade and Toledo was a sweet one for Coach Bob FAMILY NIGHTS '..; BroQJccyn Dodgers Monday nig ht hitting Cincinnati order was litert he hst. Dev1lb1~ !L ed for 201h. Monsen, former Ohio State sta.n<l· ..'· o~.:,Furillo' s r..lramatie-... lOth-inning ally stumplitd . Openl~g ga me jitters played This week will find some of the out. The Qll.rne marked Mom.sen'a 2 Adult Tldcett Admit Carl c~ un. '· Dodgers Jump havoc w~th mlny of the top draw· lop-rated teflms facing a little trtifdebut in Ohio high, school ~b· 1 ;4? Thlt l~es It up ~., fhe Dodgers The Dodgers ·.; umped 1 cr prospect!i, and the upset bug !er oppositwn as the season gets ing ranks. I" , ' tbt ~llwauk .. ".Braves, and~ Hal Jeffcoat for' lb.e Do~ now 1~ 1 by 0~ full 1t)je (lfSJ mmng got 1around the. Buckeye down to the , really Stat~- The top casualhes wete McKinley takebl"aSs on atack.E tough stage, War- ' 'Om~ -"~' tWo game;i''..1n thf;. o11t1- 'fiS tlie key ~an:nkon Public, Cleveland Bene- ! ren Harding sq11.ld, and a lan,w imp ll"t'[Lnst · ~ &Otumn ' Th~ 1 Was a d1rhne and Toledo Devilbiss. cr.owd is expected at spacious Brav ~·)l:ioundd. ~ druppm~; w:~s i As a resplt, the first ratings of Ftwoett Stad i um in Canton. tbe opener of a lwi; l\l,i: ht !)ill t•J . !'" l he t~ea:10n by the United PJ'esj Massillon , , hoping to ~isplace Ure Giint<~ , 7·2. tw£m,t> Spahn 8tngleott · and Ohio Board of Coaches were a bit .McKinley from the toy spnt take~:~ averted ~mnpt(•lc Jis.aslC'"r by gain- Heese. . jumbled !rom pre-seas~ prcdlt· On. Canton Lincoln , rated ~ne of ing a 4-l "·ictnry . Rcll 's lont.; tripk to dt•cp cC"nter, tions. Hamilton . Devilbiss and the Ca nton arc11's b~Uer teams. Hen• e why \h(' Rl'dl('~ ~· pligtu : followed by Frank Robinson's douBene-diotine all were m(•mbers of Mansfield laurwhe.s its Greater I 3eems hopei(' ~:, Th<"y're now four ble, netted Ci ncmnati its first run the 1955 top J(} list, but only the Ohio Leagu~; thi."J week against ,. game:<~ behind the Dodger!> and In the I hird Inning , but Duke Snld· Big Blue managed to altracl Middletown . lhrec belfin<J th e Brave11 with only cr belled his 39th homer over the ~Mugh votes to stay ther<' , Ja,nd· II One of thE' top hi!i!hUghts of las;t 11 to play . They have to hope ror nght fit'ld screen rn the bottom of lnll: a 10th spot. Friday's opening night was a bril- l a cumpiE'le culta(lse b.v not une, the same frame to move Droo~lyn McKinley, the best h'am in the Hant runr.ing disp lay from jun ior b!(both, rivals to get back into shead, ~1. The blow gave Snider stale la9t y-e ar, took up where it I F1ullback_ Ro h r~rgusun of Troy, c · tion. the Nation~ I Lea~:ue home run lead l-eft off b oilln 205 votes len- who !IC(}J Pd .o.;rven t ouc~down~ a_nd I . tb.j.rd -plarc Ci ncinnati f{ed - by one homer over Frank Roblnty to sp:rep abov~ runnent' PMas· r~llcd lL1l ·5tH yards m 16 trip:; I lei&" c{n a fOUt·JI:alllt> se ries WLlh 180n. f ;1/161/r 1/AVI! 1!1111!11 A •lll"n'• 185 c"lh learns, h owever, p With .tlw ball Nt•l':IIN>s the PhHad('lphta Ph1llics in a dau · ov - -- - -tu-gay - ' Ft't-~ UAO!N6 CAIII'It>Ar£ -- 1 won opening games with e<~se a~ blcheader hert' tuday . FOI? A.t. ROOK!£ /IOIIORf. The pennant cxpt·es!'; the RC'"dlq:t> 1 can ton wl'llloped C!evda nd Lin · IF 1/EP PU/ V{ A FU£1.. boarded early in the st'aso n 11nd coin , 80-6, ann Massillon blanker! fl 5EAGoll Ar I{;S I.Arll rode most or tht• way th an k .~ lo 'Joledo Central Cathol ic, 35-{1. StMfMI!~ PACl!. Cincinnati's hravy slug~cr~. $CCill · M,nsfleld attracted e nou gh vot~s I tjQ hold d()wn t hird place ih "the ed to st.ell and grind to a rl'MJUOI I· ing h:~lt today. BY UNITED PR&SS, qpe·ning raling!P, polling 170 pof.nts The Rcdlegs ~li 1Jped lo th iril . · ·Nation• I · L••tut th• 26 ooachco lakin! 1 ...''"··. ti place, four gnml's out ol" first. dUt! W. L. :Pel. GB , lQ:i-;·the balloting·. ·S prjngtlekl was , • . , . 1 t~rth, folkrwed by Allian'c e a·nd · FrJdaY_ nre ht :; ball gan\e, bein part to the1r 10-inninl!, ~-4, los.~ Brooklyn 87 56 .608 ; Rev Satin is /lo,.,.,u.d. You juot opeD the caa •· Columbus East In that order. Alii tween,.Mt<idlt·poLt and Wahllm~ ba.~1 • : t.A L}le .Bnwkly,n Dodger.s Monday Md~auke~ A7 58 .600 1 ~d st~ right in on yOUr paint job. Even more riig~t. ' · Cmcmnall A3 Bll .:)80 4 w • were easy winners In the season ':. 1 b~ cn destgrwtcd t he Homec6min(: wporttult-you escape tl)e pitfallo of illadeqlJ!IIe g_acne I.Jy Wahama High ScOOol of· The victory put the Dodgen into St. Louis . 72 70 .607 14~ ANN ARBOR, Mlch UP- lf pre- Kramer when the st&r end,·was openers. staring. Homogenized ltev Satin ,Pvee you a firllt place, a full ga.rue out in Philadelphia 611 76 .460 20~ ~eason Predictions continue to run injured last year. Rottunno·t ~ tyer East Liverpool, gunning for 8 f1c1als. . . front. Milwouke e, mea nlime. drop - Pittsburgh 132 82 :431 · 2S:W a s t~ey have for the vast few iorm1nee was a plea:;in g 8u~t'~ se(!(lnd straight unbeaten SCR90n, ' The game whrch Will he pla)'·ed I " beautiful, smooth job every linw. It'• perfect for plld to second Dlter hold ing fort h No~ York 59 8t .f,ta 28 yea r.!l, Univetflity or AhchiJan story for the Wolverine cOQ H~s. landed the sevenlh spo-t , and Lima at Waht~ma's Bachtel l-'l€ld will every room in your llome-illdwlilll kitcltoii at first plllce fur many weeks. Ch1ca~o ~6 86 .394 30lf.t Coac h Bennie Oolterbun could And Gene Snider, 11eco nd s lng surprisingly pulled into eig hth 1roo .ro~1owN1 by a Homecoming I ·and bathrooms. M&nager Birdie Tl'bbetts sched· Mond•y's RMuth wind up in November ttlc happiest center, could move into the fro nt place after mauling Ci ncinnati Dame _tu be hdd In the schMI line, a position he held two years Hughes, . 34-l4, in its opener. lo!Ymll'a~rum . Th(' dan('e will be uled neweomcl" Larry Jan.ten on New Yark 7 Milwaukee2 ht twl mao in the Big Ten. sponsored hy the St•nlur lh,'i"s. tht~ r.wund for Cincinnati In the Milw . 4 New York I 2nd night Two years ago MJchigan State ago. Last season he w11 ~ droppcrl Ci ncinna ti Purcell finished niMh Muiiie for thro dan rc will lw opener 11 nd Art Jt'owl er in the B_rooklyn 5 Cin<'i nnat.i 4 10 in· wu nominated for top spot in the by .teholastie ine ligibil ty. Vctcrnightcap. Jansen ha~ wun two or rHngs, nl~;ht conference and flnish!!d ninth. ana ~harley Brooks, end, Dlck and Upset victim Hamilton had fumis hell by Chet H<td <Jox and his thrl'c oulin~.'i for tlw Hcfl!t·~s.. Only #IDC.Ii • .SChf'duh•d Michilii:llfi showed euly promise lleyJjeh, tockle, and Lacov Faul , enough support ro, lOth. . dance band. In the second 10 teams. b al1ol· - - - -- -'--~ wlulc Fowler has won 11 ilnd Pro'Jibl• P<tchtro hUt year but wound up third when anchor fhc s&ond lin e w1th Smder. . lng was unusu~IJ.y eiOS@ with LorfiGHT RESULTS ~·~· 10. _st. L<:ruis at BfOQklyn nlaM--1 beat.en by Ohjo State the la.st day . Unc Coach Jack Blot~ ha.~ three I aln getting the choice Jl!h spot NEW YORK . Pa t McAtel:'l". 160. ' Continuous Service Jansen facf!s Curt Sunmons wh o Mi.Zell 14·12 vs CJ"uig 12-10. o! the .!lCjjliOR. has won 12 ot hi!! 22 n\.Jting~. Milwaukee at l'lltsbura:h night And this year, Ooaterbaan's s_oph~mor-e~ rca~y to hll out the by vinl ue of beating Benedictine. l:!:m:land, outpointed Jrrr~, l. uetl[·(' , r and t' uw·u:r fuees fl()lJin Jl 9 ll~.!rts --Bunlette lB-JO VB Kline 13-IH ninth as hea.d co11'ch, the Wolver- hne mclu.dmJI 2::18 pound. 6 foot, 2/i-13. 1'hc Steclcrs wete followed lti4'h, New Haven. Conn. 10. . _:::::::_::-=:::::...:"'~:..::':':~~c:;__::::~·~':__-_,'...-,.,.===""""""""""""""""""'""'""t:"'""""~""==~=with d 17-HI won-lu.'lt §\ tin~ ./ Chle:~go at New Yol"k 2 ...,...Hu.s h 'ncs have been ·relegated to thlr.d 2 Inch Willie Smith , whtl at 18 h~ a "growlng" boy, accordinR: to the Torrid R•n Continu•• 12-8 an~ Brosno.o ,._8 vs Gomez pl11ce by the predictors. team doctor. Smith comes from lt app!!Qrcd today the f1 1rrtfl 7-15 and Surknnt 2·2. But Bennie haa a veteran line Uttle Rock, A.fk, .• ~nd pl ayed wi th thr~c-wa}' l "a<'L' for llw N11 tional Cincinnati at P h;I~'~J·,~!to~; headed by All • Americf:a End junior left hal;t,:tCk spedste1· Jim League ThtG continuer\, wilh the twi-night - Jansen 2·1 Jton Xramet Wlth 1fam. Abent1, Pace. R1tdh·gs Jmt h l!r nway but stil l 11-tO vs Simmon 11 12--10 and Ro- said bY ma'Uy lnJ'he cotlrrr-cncc witbin thrtatcning lliMt<~m·t•. hNts 17Hi. , to he a.'l good or bettel~han KramEnd Gary Prahet and (; 111 wd A Br.ooklyn '• hNo loda~· WH!I C:•rl ~-· er, at the other er\d. ~tfad:les 11.re Jrrry Marciniak complete the line F.urlllo, who &~pmmed 8 IOLh in- St. Louis at Brooklyn held down by Al SlJn)"n an~ Jim wh~h averB,Ics .2ll pounds eornnlnJ homer )t.ondny niuht ai-(Pin~t Cjllchgo 8.1 New _Y<d: Orwis whilyuarda are Dh!li Hill pared to the" flnrt s tring average the Redle.:f. to bring thr o, 1dgcl'"!l Ctilclnn~ttl at Pblllil<lt'lphia nltht and M;n ~n . M~e ltot~nno, a or 208 po1,1nds. '@ yhtory put them a full game Milwaukee at Piltaoburgh night converted end, i.t at center. Smith, wit h a few gam N e:c· Am.rh:•n L•'eue ' T d perlence, may give senior Sigman · 1 ·h • If ···}!Jheatl,r.{D·. (b'fi t PIA~f 1 8 11rr 11 at r fl t nl an ~ ru?"L:n0m.,, Joodln•tt ' of/the 101 .." , Ne y 1c w. L. Pet. GlJ Jim erry Van Pelt and Jim Maddock a touah filbt for the starting rig ht cam•.) 1t the .cKpense or Hrnoks Ch:OV M 92 52 .fJ:m again are scheduled to ~!hare tackle spot, accord ing to sumc Michigan obllcrvcr 8. La...,·rence-, CincinnAti'!\ thi rd pitehlca~a RO 62 .li63 11 b k 1 ~r btoUiht the Dadger~ their Clcveland 80 63 .1539 11\-1 quarter ac · Barr, accord hi to The Wolverines !till are drillin{: •• ,·n th• 1,,1 ,n,·nc Boston .MO 13 Michla:an officials, bas fully rc- ... 70 •• 1 running formations at Yl.lo '' ~ d k tl d ""'" Deh"Oil F bas 7 ~ 68 . ~ 4 16 11 covcre rom 1 nee opera on an wll\ be r.eady to go at full ,t,en•lb. ct·ry Field before mo.ving lo the R8 Ill mru:li\ fJ2 81 .430 "'" -11 •uc- ian I t 101 ,001 seat ala d mm for the A large share of Michigan 't 1 W~~~hingto,p ·58 00 .406 33 V.. Kansa1-1 Clly ceMs could teat on the bid ahould· , Se Pt · 20 opener w1lh 'purlried" 46 96 _344 45 ers of so phomore• Bob Ptacek nt ' UCLA but many !t;~el Mlchil!:an N Monday'• Re•ulta tai lback and John Ue rrnatoln at wnJ. have to ~resent a stronger 0 .f:!Jl~~-• . »che(h,•lf!>d, · fullback. Ptam pronounced tot· acraal game H 1t expects to rt prcTu~tl•y's Prob•ltl• Pltch•n sent the Bi T I P d Baltimore at Detroit _ Johru;on chek a 208 pounder from CleveI en n asa ena on 8-- to vs Foyt~tek l3-l 2 land ,' played both fullback .nd New Year's Day. HoR!on Ill Kangs Ctty night quarterback in high •c~ool and has Ohio State last year ran rou gh · Bmwer l-8 v~_orm_a'\ 8-10. ?ce n i_mpre~slnJ the Mlchllilan , shod over conference opponent ~ in· ~ Nflw York ><~koago night ....... stalt ,, Wllh has bf:l'd ruonlng. He cludinc Michi&an with ha rd ly a Ford. 18.~ vs 'fee 20-7. · also can pass. P¥8. Bllt OfiU had a big lillie W-4 ~ hl ngto Rt Cft~,eland 2, twi. llerrnstcln, Hte Ptacolr:· an ~blo- h ea ded by Jim Parkt~r and !' rank nil(hl - 9-t.obb.. tftil-2 and Aher. an, Is a 212 pound, 8 root. 2 mrb Macl:lnaky ·with Howard llop<tnRth.}" l-{1 \'.s " ~lN-c 17-0 and (;Rrl'ia harder runner Wh.o allo may throw lona: c.ssady . in the ba('kfirld. IO-l2 ._ · an., ocuslon&,l pau. . . Whcther "MiehJcan Gan match th 1~ ' Weill~~ I hat makes every ~cthcld Buck's aucce&fi wllliout In lll'rlal I: ' Dn~ton at Kfnsas ctty man 1 po.'llllble pa•ser •nd may ga me is questionablt. I . . \ 1 Ba ltimore 1qt Detroll ~olvc the problem that fla• hurl But If OOile'rbaap's b&cb can Only g~nle.s .!IC~~\I~d.., th e Wolvorlnes thll' ptlt 'wo een- ke>ep the oppotitlo:R bonos! with (' $nn11 .. Although ·Mlc:hllan bas tw_o 10111e1 to Kramer Iliad Macntz to uf the bClllt ~nw ln tbt;l nation tt match the runntna of Rarr. l'tll eSU has not had an outatundlna Plll!~cr. cell:, HerrnsteiD and Pace, Dennie • 10 Kr11~or will rem•ln on the hne may cross up the predictors as NEW 0\li..EANS, La. • WUhc liccord ma: to 001terb1an , if the tbe.Y have been the ast tw . 0 years. Vaughn . 1~9. Hollywood, Calif, sophomore~ come thrOU(h in tlw P outpollltl•d Chwrlie Ju.teph, New baC' kficld. Durlni sprint: tnlnlng Orlean .~ 10. lhe gi ant 6 foot, 8 Inch. 216 pound It wa s dcclded t.o hold the 1957 , 1 - - - -- -- l' nd was switched to tailback and reunion at the home of Mr . Jnd MONROE, L.a . • Clarence Cook, co uld take over now In c1.se of Mr•. Jobn Wolf at Letart Falls, 0. • 1M, O<~k <fr ovc. l..a. outpointed emergency. The meeting adJournP.d with the Drl rlana~au, I M, St. Paul, Mln r. . Rotunno then qouhl be put back singlnJ o( the hymn "God .He WUh 1 I 0. · o1.1 left end wbere he filled in !or You ." ·'' ~ ------ ' ' '' ' I 1 :. _ , a I : . '------------...1 I I ~;~=~:::::::-:::::===========::: I 1 I:;;y;;r·•:-;,.:·;,;) I · <OY ... , _; .... - ~- ~ . I ~- •'• ,. .\ "3-; ·, ' ~-".: . . .. . ~ -~ti\ ' '• • t;j i· ,, ~ ' 5I: ,'.\ I I • 't Iw h a ama Slated IF 'd N" ht paf'(l ri ay •g MAJOR LEAGUE STANDING • I AROUND THE FOOTBALL CAMPS OF TOP TEAMS IN MIDWEST HomC''ODfl'n.r '-' b i I .NO gnr<f?IN(} i I I .., I tos-'""'" '..,.,_.•y'• 41 y; ·. . ears of ~l\r.:"f'l~ " • . ! ... "' .. .'· ' . . FIRE RA_ZES 1,755 HOMES THE PO_MEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANV ,. I Phone 82..435 •omeroy I ,/ 1 I ' w....._,-. J.fid r c • Pam•f ;ao much lleouty .,ot IIHie._ coal I I I • hf R /fJ F19 ·Even This Old Pan Works Like an · ~xpensive Au.tomati' U!.ensil, If you Own a new . GAS RAifGE· with a HEAT CONTROL,LED TOP BURNER .... _ PAY LESS'" GET MORE ' - .. ,....... . ~ Ull7 CMII ' " " Eu, to Ia •• boura w.. babl.. ibt •alii of ... •hem•. FISHER ' BUY , YOUR · 'I 1 I l l t\ 1·. I .. Take •soo ln c~h and bag a bargain worth •800, Yes, It can happen to you. You £1nd the bargain. We supply the cash .. Repay later. Terms to suit you. ' LOIIIII Suh)cel To Our Prompt ApproVII ' MONEY .Srnnt i ·1 ... pu. ..dtM the decree of heat you aet ••. the bumer with the WRERB YOU \GET A lETTER DEAL Korr & Von Zondt ;.:_;_.::..:_=.;::..::.:._ Ilial the uact decree of heat you llllOd. When the food ill your '55 ROCKET OLDSMOBILE Cuvtrt, Mgr. Heat Inside the Pan Is Con~lled Automatic~lly to Prevent ' Bu;ning, -Boilovers and Over Cooking I flaceiiiY old• pot or pan 011 !lie new heat controlled tof b~er. · f bnil1 ill automaticolly turned doWll. When the temperature of ~ur food .. .,._ --: bttlow the decree of heat you set .. ',the burner I Ia a..-tiallly turned up ••• ~ the richt heat for every ' , _.,job ••• ~ u-. / ,,. Phunt 1~7 POMEROY, OHIO __:::..::._ __:.:;;::::::....:;::_ ~-----_,j, ,, ·• ., .... ' . ' - '· ' ' f_ --.:-"- i::,.:~.:-·l l--~--_.-------~----J ..u ... 9~ ' I !loa A,oplloi... Doolw& ... talA'It '' ., " '· " HH t .,, , 11 .n $AM LEl'l' - ;NIT DIAl THE HEAT YOU NEED . • 'I +· i'• r===-·- ..;;;.;-=, I . RUBBER ...·GLOVE$ '" ,qr ;I f woaho•l• ' LATIX woll point NANCY---HAVE YOU SEEN MY ,, SUPER• - ·.. :" f J ' ------~~----~-------------------------------~-------- '·,- ' Dllly~tlnel, ~meroy-Mlddieport, 0; gept 18, 1956- • - -- o's ~ - ·~.-- I J ' ' . ·. ·i /:. ·~ ·- .. I �' The Daily Sentinel • The Women 's Auxiliary of the Grace Episcopal Church met on Tburlday at the home of Mrs. J . E. D. Hat1111ger. with fi ft ee n preee nt. Mra. Evert'tt Hays presided and devotional prayers given by .MrB. E . R. Ti tus. The Secreta ry, Mrs. Lit'twilt'l" and lhe treasurer , Mrs. Price gaw~ their repo1·t s. Mr.:~ Har Llnger r.ead an article abou.t a Japanese E pu;eopal Bishop Mrs. HaYs .tpOke un L1 hcna and Mrs. Ke}ton showed scenes tak.en in Maine. ' Followmg the business and .!tudy period Mrs . Hartinger served delicious ref~shmen ts after which the member3 enoyed a pleasant !Kl-Ci!'- 1 hour in the Hartingers' love ly c ountr~ Mme. I Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor s. Schaaf, Middlepor t Society Edilor- Pho11c 6079 SHIRLE Y , ROU SH 6- Daily Senti nel, Pomtroy-Middlc po•-t, 0, Sepl 16 , 1"56 I Mrs. Richard Rosenba.um Honored At Layette Shower Saturday Eve Su u d<~~ ii!lt rnuon wht'n a I. group of I hn lne rHb I The hos1t;!'o, cou t-se to Mn SURPRISED BY FRIE NDS AT HOSPITAL S hll ley Hou ~ h , mcdiea l pat! en! at Holt .. r Jl o!> pJtal . was surpriSed frum Heat h M• •lh oYouth .Fellowship Ullllt• lt> lht• ho, plla \ for a shurt vi;,tl wJ lh her Th• .:.. !tad ht'<'n a~tcnd1ng an Ot- •l h l Mrs. W iHi<:1m Atk •ns assi!itM by G :~ rn t•s W t' ff' plo~1 • •I t!unttg ttw Mra. R obert Morris Jr. e ntertamed , cVL' Il ihg afte r wh1d1 t he hono. E-d with . a layette bower, Saturday gut·~ ! opent'll h• 1 llldll Y g1fls ev.e mng at her homl'. C h.:ster Road, hono ring Mrs. Richard R..r senbaum . ~ aflai r wa~ held in t he recreatio n r oom w here a wash day theme was carried out in thl· decoraUons. ..,,.,H·tl l "hitll ·h I. a sa lad f1ccr " lra •mng Confet·r ncc at 1 J ark S\'e!tg, Mrs . GJ<Jt(' \1elhodL,; l Church from 2.30 1 Htrh ard t"ollrod . Mr ~ Edward 1o ~ p m nd we n~ accompam ed Baer, Mrs ltl{'hartl Junes, Mrs . h)- th e Hev C Haymon Konkrlght.l Th~ odu t e ReL'1. Mi :-.~ Lllrbara Oiftcers ,tt the Conference and Coati'S, Mts.~ S 11 lJY s:nter. Mrs \J ~ ttors wtth Mts-' Roush were Edl"aul Chapman . Mr~ Leverett Wll t d l-'!e Mt'l'omas, Stephen Coats lluush . Mrs How ard \1uush, Mr;t. ttobcrt lk nncsy, John Ketchka, Tom Crow J r \fr ~ Alfred Orow, George Htbbs, Eudell Konkright, Mt s Bob Ctow . M1 s l'' n •d RttSc n- Sharon Jolll' , and Vera Covert. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY I Mrs. Ebersbach Honored Guest On Her Birthday t..~um . Mrs P hil lip Grace Met.hodist Womens AuxJliMy In Thursday Meet June Ridenour Exchanged Vows I With John Epple On August 25 and daughk-r, Rhonda; Mr. and with tbe F. B. I. there. Boaa, GaUl.poHs. and Mn. Robin M.Jlll u4 The group enJDYed a pienic dln· daughter, Robin, are on a mo«lr ner at the RDadslde Park. trip to w aahineton, D. C. ,ihe Smo- '* · Mr5 • Thoma"a Mrs. Vwla Edward!' has re- key Mountains, FLorida and other t urned !ram a week'& viait in Col- southern stale~r. umb us w•th ber daua:hter, llrs.) Recent cuesU of Mr. ,and Mra. Harold Hlnkt·l . 1\fr ~ George Tay. · lor. Mrs Onn Sunt h. Mrs. Rk h· ill d S!"hawb • e Lucill.:! YouD.J , and her afl.t.er, Ml"5. Sturle)' MiU 11 Included Mr. aDd Mn Lillie Goke)' . _Mrs. Edward.~ bad Arlie MUla J r., Spri.n*field, who planned to visit her 10n, Jack, who were enroule hOme from a VIQo was a recent surgical paUeat for tlon in Florida. Mrs. lbn~ld JohDttre trouble bllt received word son, Springfiekl was alao a recent tbat he had been taken from biB &.Uest. of Mnl. Millt wl'o I& m at home In Penrusyl.,.ania to a Veter· her horne on Fourth Ave. • at y enttne \ M:r. and Mrs. John Buckley vis- Ited Sunday with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs Chris Buckley and son George in Zanesville. ' Mrs. Lewis Van Cooney and dau ~ht er, Judy. accompanied FirJYd Stallley, Dayton, to Washington. D. C. after Iris Van CoOney, who has resigned her posJtio.n NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. lf"&rk Grut8er, Long H.ollow road are announcing the birth of a son, Malcomb Joa. eph, l t Holzer Hospital, Wednesday September 12. Grandparent& are "Mr. and Mrs. John Goett, Lincoln HJll and Mn. Charles Grue~o er, Cleveland . The Grueser 's also have five other &OnB. jvoL Vlll ater Color .Slides Jack Bechtel NO. 132 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tul!lday, September: EOITORlAL PHONE 397 a ----------------- 135 CAMERA, Mod:l C Sui'e,·. inet pensive way to color slides yeu~;~tile-plut-! Tf-lis fine but low-co~~ miniature focu1e1 to 2 ~ teel; hcu _.q fast 113.5 lens for fine resultJ even on dull"doyt; and shutter •peeds to 1/ 300 for octiofl. Drop-In, no-thread makes It apPle-pit-easy to load, and; the "red;dot'' provide box·comera simplicity In color slides. · .CAMliRA $33.75 fUIHOLDII IT'S I Leo R• Slory J~ 1 .attack«< j I Electe·d Hem · lock C. E. ·Grange M3St er I , I FREE CONVENIENT TERMS DELIVERY SPE<.:IAL ON AU. HOME FURNISHINGS of HONEST VALUES! Selection in BEND AREA! BEDROOM SUITES LIVINGROOM SUITES $89. to $399. . $58.00 SEALY MATTRESS $39.95 SOFA BEDS COMPLETE Platform Rockers .. $19.95 HOlLYWOOD BED $4950 C(IMP:_.!;"fE UX $89.50 'LANE Cedar Chest $49.95 ' BEST 40 ·DIFFERENT $69. to $995. •OLD FASHION WOOD ROCKERS $8.75 . $3.95 I~ AXMINSTER RUGS $58.00 9 X I ~Iiss Elvn Cain ol Cl mlon, P,J wrre we ekend gu u ts of Mrs. \\o'tl 40 ·DIFFERENT -BUNK BEDS ~mmerce memb~e~rs~h~i]l~~c~o;m;m~it~te~e~~~as~~tb~e~y;I~~~~~~~~~~~~~5~~~~~~~~~~ I Mason Democrat ---d El LeCi efS ect !2 $6.95 RUG PADS Ham Baxter. Mrs. George Tavlor of Cincmnat J was th e weckenrl ~ucst of Mr. and ~Irs . Harold Hinke\. David Thomas returned to hts hotn<!, Minersvi!l e, S.'lturday aftct a ~ o we<!ks vi sit in CrookSvill e with Mr and Mra. Walter rhomas and famil y. Mrs. Paul Harbrechl and inftml dau~:ht er, returned to thelr Mm oun.,.oln Hetght.~, )torda;y from thct Holzer Ho.'lpilaJ, ! Mrs. H. D. Defenbaeber w!t, wa~' ' rail ed here twg weeks BIOr~th illnen ber brother, Jl't B. Will returned to her home. Co umbull, Monday. Mr. Will a patient tn Melli&General Hospital is tol'lvalciS· cmg nicely. Mr . and Mrs. Doli Blanke)lship of Canton arrived Saturda.y for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary Swatrel at the home of her daughter Mn. Norma Chapman . Mr Blanke nship returned home, Suu · day evening and Mrs. Blanken5htp rcm:nned fo r a weeks vistl. Clarence Andrews and 1 dau g!t tcr, Mary Alice are confined tn thelr hOme, Ebenezer St. wlth th e flu . Raymond Hatfi~ld and son Chn rlcs of Brooksville were weekend yuests ol his parents, Mr. and Mrs Andrew Hatfield and other rel :.~­ 1 ·or ' ! ' ' $1.89 OutdoorFurniture Save$$$ YES, WE TRADE PLENTY OF USED FURNITURE IN OUR ANNEX BAKER FURNITURE • Grne Eakcw o! Da.vton spent lhc wec k~ nd with hia motber, Mill- J W. l<:Mkcw , Unlon Ave Mr. and Mr.a. Edgar ftcplcs of · Columbua returned ba.rne atk r spending two weeks vlaiUna rel ative~ and friend& !n Pomeroy and Martrord , W. Va . Mr. and Mre. William R. OINeiJI, Pomeroy Rt. 3 wfte vlalt.td ihte pMt week end by Jlr, and Mn. Ray-mond O'Neill and chtldrftn ot Forl Wayne, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. . Holly O'Nelll and children of Columbue. I ----- • / ,.,, • I • The delicious flavor difference' in'' Fole-er's is 111•~ ~\to~ 1 h• ~ wahama• H' 8and 'f D s l I ag ay a e You taste It In every steamlnr cup-the unusually rich, tanii'Y flavor of nature's choicest coffee. For that's what Fol,er's is., .a unique and individual tlvca. END TABLES ah~a !leR!'f~nts. 11 Tlxidbs and prl-v•te autos were · nlfllt meetlftl .~nd • pot_Iucl •up. . "i.U II< ·the f pressed into service to oarry mes- per wiU be l!er.-ect. ~ ·iat· ., tagea to abd fram the tbree hoeMr. and Mrs. Stockton was ap:pltab here. pointed in charge "of plans ~or • · Many of the couriers were Halloween Party. ,: \. )':OUthtul members of hot r()d club.s in the city. ' . l The Port~mouth Exchange 'Clos0 '·~ in& came as the most Important development In .the nine-week-old \ strike since a . mob attacked the J: Cadiz Exchani:e several weeks f ago ' ; The labo~ dis_pute has curtailed phone serYice m 24 c<~untles of · tbe state". William.s said he regretted the The Ex~ulive' Board of tbe Jlnecessity .. for closing tbe ex- Middleport Parent-Teather Auocicha~e "but the company simply ation has named the · following cannot permit per&Onnel to be sub- room-mothers for tbe year: Kmde t"jec:ted to coritinuing and lnCreas- a:arten, Mrs. Guy Reynolds. teach· '! inJ ha:zard.s to life and limb." er: Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard, .Mn~. 41It ha.s become necessary to Clyde Ingels, Mrs. Donald "'Milh, evacuate pen~onnel for fe-ar of morning; Mrs. Michael Hackett, their ufe.ty," he sald. Mrs. Harold Long, Mrs, Lloyd Say· Williams said Ohio ConsoUdated re afternoon; Flrst, Mrs. Magg ~ "Jtands ready to re-open the ex- "Mrs. Marvin Swan, Mn. Charles • chanP. whenever it baa effective Slater, Mrs. Clarence Stewart; Mrs 1 t •ssural)ce from some autborita- Carpenter- Mrs. Lional Boop, Mrs tlve aourte that personnel and Cbartes Carksoo, Mrs. Earl Davproperty will be acconted propa- en port. • proteeUOD under the law." _Second, Mn. Allensworlh-Mrs. . Tallu Resllme T..ay Mllton Hood, ~rs. William Davis, Negotiations in the et.rlke bad Mre. John Bollinger; Mnt. Rupebeen. tentatively Sl'~eduled to re. Mrs Denver Nelson, M.rt. James .sume today but officiab doubted Pu!len, Mrs. Norman Humphreys; wbetbe.r they Would be. Thtrd, Mr,s Covert-Mre. Comell WJU1ams aaid: he saw "Uttle Van~, Mrs William Lowe, Mrs . · bope" 9f progress tn the negotb- LouJs Long; Mn. Sherman- Mrs _ tiona. '•He aaid ihe tbree main b- Ke.~meth Cooke, Mrs Charles EdSUM were - union 1ecurJty, a. no- wards, Mrs. Don ·Beckcr. strike claUJe and whether certain _Fourth, Mls!l Hawley- Mrs ?ale employees should 'be eone}fk*red ·a~ NJchloson, Mrs. _Robert Rawhnp, management personnel. Mn Edward Sltles; Mrs DavJll-Heavy fog tloaed Jn on tbe area Mrs E. M Blake, Mrs Clayton BDlJa1t night and residents contacted yar~, Mrs WilHam Criner. authorjties by haUlng polite crul.tFlfth, ·Mr. Kennedy-Mrs. Miten, leaving porch Ught.s on or ap- l~rd Wlldemut?, Mrs. Jack S~tter-pearing at the poli~e and fire sta- fteld, Mrs. PaUJ Scott; Mrs Phllllon ttons ln person. ' -Mrs. John Lyom, Mrs. James Doctors we~ on around-the~ \ Das~ietlh, MMro RHusselU LyoMns; . L W lX ' '--k du'" to han dl ~ any emer- 1 McComas rs. ey- Roach rs ·. Mrs · """' N Mrs aw Don •gencle.. that might deveJ.ap. The Gaut- Mfs. Forrest Batbtei Mn:t: n~bt. however, was usually :~,ulet Edison 'Iaker, Mrs. Bert Bodimer. bt1t the phone blackout willS f'Xp~d ~o be f~lt more today when the buamese dlStrict opened. 1 J.afecraclclne1 WC!'rrr Petrie~ · Lt. Carl Bower of the Portsmoutb poiJce said the city had a 'aeries of safe-craekfnp recently • ..and we were a little uneasy • C • abo~;~;t that Jinee the phone& were ~ out. Tbe annual Tag Day of the Wa· However, be said officials were .bam& WIJ.jte Falcon Band will be 4~m~ only sb: tim~ during held on Saturday according to an tbe ,night _and _U,e ~!dents were announcement by Director James -aU ot a mtnor n~ture. Breen. The band will begin with th eir TIM Day activities In West Columbi.a early in the morning and will proceed toward New Haven. CINCINNATI, 0 . UP • Produte: They will make collectlonll in each · ~s. about steady; net pl'ices town. -~,l flrD\5 fo:r U, S. eonsumc~s. Member~ of the band will pB-rtJc, ' , Whites an_d b~wn,s, A jumbo •'7· !pate In concerts and a. parade Jn aJ; A large 46-49; A mediume 28- each town. ,, ,~1 ; A small 1-21: B large 35-+la. Vilits to weet Columbua, Oltf. Chickens, unsettled; tryera S-B;J,I 1ton, Muon, Hartford and New lb 16-18'r\; hens heavy over tilb aaven are scheduled. The band ex1 ,..1$15; hens 5 lb and under 13; • pec\lk to ~lve in New Haven .be'nit _Jight type ~l.J.~; .s~eume- m the afteruoon. . . ·, 8 ard xecn1)\'e Destgnates • ROOJD Moth-ers .For fear Willa rd Ebcrsbacb and oUter r<!l atives. 1 Mr:;. Will ard Ebers bach , Mrs,' Charles Buck and David ~1ight 1 • wrre Saturday C\'cn tn g d1n nn · guests of Mr. and Mrs . Ran Mi ght. Rutland. Mrs. Lou1.~ c Jones, son Willia m nnd daught er, Mrs. Sam Lashorn and nnught cr Sm tc, uf Pllri ~:~, i'll . nnd LOW PRICES FLOORS . '! E w-' ~ 1 Mr ~. To Be ""turday blend of natunlly more flavorful Mountain-Grown tof!ecsl ' Experts q:ree that these ~ mountain coffees, grown in rtJt\ote regions where there is an abundance of fenile volca~ic 9Qil, warm ~pie rain, and year-round sunlight, have the most oatisfyin11 tang and flavor of any coJtee known today, ·'' ·Market Reports And you will.lgree that th~ rewarding flavor and fragrance you discover in Folger's is the fineet you have ever . ' njoyed. Distinctively rith. Unusually t&nliY· Unmistakably Folgcr's-Mt Mountain-Grown coiTee' •-• muoh rlo~>~•r In fl•vor '~'~M you .,.. u~ged to u•• -Folger's Coffee ... lfs Mormtaln-Grotp;n/ llO"UUIJ DIIP AND P!Nl GIINDS-ONI AND TWO 1/• •••• th•n wft:h 1••- fla'fD'" POUND C4N I ' ~nn41•· r"" ~-· ' Station. The program will deal with finding steps to rid the state of m:• e-acid pollution in lltream5 The decision came after th e · board approved a meallur,. .:ivin:: the ex.periment station $30,000 to car ry on an initial study in acid· water controls. The grant, part of the present STURGIS, Ky. UP - Nearly tw o week& of racial interJatlon at Stur- two-year budget, was earmarked gis High School enc:ied today when for mine·acid water investigation Prinripal Hearl EVIns, actina: on in 1956. A satisfactor y program order• from the Union County wall not worked out until this school board , twned hack ei.gh l year. Taking an outside &art in' the Negroes l tudenta ;! t the door of the program would be the Ohio Coal schooL The action followed a pattern Asaociatioo and the Mellon lnetiset at nearby Clay, Ky., last Mon- tute of Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. S A day when four Negro children Braley of the MeUan ln~;titutc, an were barred from the Clay con- expert in the fic.ld or mine-acid oontrol offered to lend his assl.sSolidated echool, which had Lance to the program. , attended for ~eell: underthey the pmMine Water Klll1 Fish The polluted water comes from JIJ:obs, and stateof police. tection National Guard troops abandoned coal mines emptyi'nJ 1 The six boy and two g1rls ar- into surrounding stre1ms. The rived at the Jehool shortly after high acid \!ootent ill fatal to fisb. 10 a. m. EDT and were accompanied to the step, of the .tehool by and other wildlife feeding in Lbe U. Col, Clarence c. Burcb and two streams. \ The bvard concluded that if otber Kentucky National Guardssuch a condition can be AOived, men. a great economic area for Ohio ! would be Qpened_ "'The area has great potential for state parb and play £roun&," Pb ! I ~ POMEROY SOCIETY Seeking Methods To Prevent Mine Acid From Contaminating Streams · Integration Fuss At Sturgis, Ky. IComes To An End il'ijured when they were ' and ' beaten by more ,than 80 pel"ao.. Company Prcs1dent .J · V,illJlarns clalme<J they were mem. ~rs of -the striklng Communlca-. Uoi)S Wo•ke1> of Americo. , Gov. Frank J. Lausc:he immedI~e)y dispatebtd Ro~rt Mo~lton, Leo R, Stor)' was elected th e ~harrmao o! the Ohio Public 1Jttl- ~ new Master of tbe Hemlock ~ lties Com~Jssion, and Col. George Grange at the recent meeting and I Mint)e., Chief of •he State Highway etC'ctlon of.. officers this week f. Patr.ol, to Portsmouth to get "a Other officers el~ted at · the ~ full report" of the sltuatto.l'l . . II meeting are: b Ladtus<ldbeth alsFBo lrbevefolledt tbbtat he Ovct'8eer, Stanford e e e ca. e cut- Lecturer Frank Clark· . a o tings_ Jn .~e area •:warranted and Edna Cl~rk; Assistant' 1 reqwred feder_al mvesticatio,o. r..eroy Sli.uter.s ; Chaplain, PICTURED ABOVE are IHembers of the neWly o·rganlzed Em~nc.y 0KIInd Smi.th ; Treasurer Dorset Smith; Meanwbde, off-duty policemen, Secretary AUce Stockton GatesberUrs deputies and st&te high Keeper, Leon Sauter.s. ' pl'ans this week for an .a.U out campaign fOr mem· of waY patrolmen were called back Ceree, Vicky Clark; Pomona, launched bers~ . A letter is _!)eing sent out this week to ;ill business; 'to ~uty a.s an emer:gency wa.s de- Marilyn Stockton; FJora, GOlda tl,.ared. Polic ~ officials ordered 8 Sargent; Lady Aslllstant Steward, 21-m•• auxiliary foree to take up Mlldced Stoek!••· posts. Executive Co;,_uiittee; William .An emer1~ncy communitation. Hart; Home Economlc.s chairman, l)'ekm aDd Cout'ier service wu Manda Eastman; Youth chairma n, I ealabllshed linking the citf.'s two Linda Stoektoo; !.<ai.slati"' ,gent, :(o p~ons and the police, fire ~a m Curtis. · 1 -·--- TWO $7.95 ~ .• f, ~ r ution • -- l KODAK 'J)~ ' COLUMBUS, 0 .-UP- The Ohio, Water Control Board made plans today to carry on a $200,000 f.Ght against mineactd waste in Southeastern Ohio. ..... The control board said Tuesday it would ask the Legislatu:~ for tbe ~oney to set_ up a long-range research program with the Oh1o State Uruver>lty Engineering Experiment · .Flve company supervtsora were .,/ '* SINGLE COPY -Sc , SEEKS MEMBERS exeba!lge betause of alleged union vlolenee. BUSINESS PHONE 3118 inst ' f<>RTS~~UTH, 0 .-llP-oSome 75,000, residents of this ' Ohio ~tver ctty and county mustered .all available manpower today m efforts to ke<:p communications going in the midst of I · a telephOne blackout. . AU -phone service was cut u!f Tuesday night .when the strike-bound Ohio Consolidated Teleplhone Co. shut· down the ma~ FASHION TIME sa ss. ~Uf'Nred 1'hvndt~rt. lOse rStrike Torn Portsmouth Is . Hit By Telephone Bla~kout - - -- - - Unvld l\1 i.l( ht of Mldtl lt'p Ol"l Wt'l'kc nd gu rs l of M1'. and Ohi• : Tem~M"Ifu i ot; will ..,_... ebout ' .... ,.... ..............; nerm•l hi8h 74 north. te 71 ..uthl • .....o~ 1ew to Co4l ""-" ,,...,.. A little we,.,.,. htvtWy ...C: h.lrni,.. CMiu ..-In ........,. or Montt.r. "rteiJtltiUen will a.era.._l inch ,....,....., •• ... thalt .1 r"'•lnint 1rea, oceurtne Det!eted rfl! I'Jae. lnNH~JU 01''1'............_ ....... KODAK MINIATUII EQUIPMENT .y.e 'in 0.,. P..-..t ans· Hospital in Martinsburg. W. v•. Meier, Mr.s. 1 ' J.- F._B-·llf1IC . ~.1~"tle _ .•j~i~:~"~M~OJ'Iin~·~·~·~~~~~~b~~~~~~~~ '"-' Mason County I>~ocrstlc leader.s elected Joe F. Burdette, fo-rmer pre-sident of the State Board or Control of West Vll-ginia, to the of chairman of the County Executive Con,unft-tee. at a meeting held In Pt. Pleuan~ on Monday evening, BurdeU'I el-ection tb the post followe<l the resignation &f Lester OhUnger of New Haven. Ohlinger reportedly, reabt'Ded to promote hArmony in tbe party. He bad been elected chairman of the committee at a~ earlier meeUng. At tbe aame time, tbe DemoeratB selected two candidates 'to run in the November 6 general election. Rot.rt Peoples, manager of Tiny'~ Drive Inn In Pt. Pleasant, was numed candidate for county clerk to oppOJ!Ie OrviUe {Buck'l Sturgeon, who te on tbe Republican ticket. MoteD Stanley was st!lected to .rlun for Justice of the Peace in Robinson District. Oblinger, who is a supervisor for the state liquor commission, had served as ch&Jrman of the county De~ocratic Committe-e for a period of eight years. Burdett, an unsucc·~dul candld-ate for the l>emocratic nomlnation for a:overnor In May, Uvea lp. Charleston but maintains hifl voting registration In the county and hl.t mother etlll residea in Mason County. The new chairman was also named finance cbalrman and will serve on that- eo'm.Uitk"e along with Charles Beard and Wallace I Church. Jred I. pfesident of the Association, presided and Mr. Catanzaro gave tbe opening prayer. Plan11 were mad~! for the Thanks· giving Union .Service which will be held at the Heath Methodist Church on .Nov. 21 w~th the hOJt pastor, · the lt~v . C. Raymon Konkright, presiding and Mr. Gardner as the speaker. Music will be. presented by the -Methodist choir di· rected by Ben Philson.·· The Association had a review of the Union services for a nurnb"er of years. These annual servicee Inc!lude Thanksgiving, Good Friday, Week of Prayer. A disctbeion wa$ held concerning tbe cy,pe of Halloween program to be 1ponsored on "Trick or Treat" nl&ht. LUt. year children in costume who broua:ht contributions of used clothing w-ere given a spuial treat at the Methodist Church under thi! auspil'es of tbe Aleociation. Final decision will be made in tbe October meeti.na:. A vote .ot appreciation to the ·WOmen of thf Methodist church for the dinner tbey served _the ni.i!y Vacation Bible School staff was given and Mr. Gardner, Dean of the DVBS, was commended for his fine work during the past two yeDt'l in this position. Material for the next year's school was also ' Eletted to the post of 'campaign mana.eer for the· comin& election· was Vallie Toney. Burdett announeed at the meetIng that sn open house would beheld •t th e hom e of ms "' mo ther Mrs. P. T. Burdett on Ohio ruver R<Jad on November 3 for Robert MoUohan, the Democratic candldale for governor of WCJ l Virgini.a. Member s of the county commit- 1 1y.c present at the meeting on Monday wer.t as follows : Cologne District, A. L. C. Dunham and 01·a Thornton; Cooper, c . Ji,:. Fry and Allie Hoffman; Wagener, Fred Spencer and Pearl Roush; Graham, -OlJeva 1\oUJh and lloyd Roush : Robinson, Dora K-app and P&ul McCoy: Union, Jap1es Cain Ethel Sane; Al'lbuckle, Charles and John Woyan : Clendenin Let and Raymond Robhuon; Lewis , Sun Llttlepa.gt and Wall•ee Burdette; and Hannan. Wealey" Meadows 1and Kenneth Powell. I I CLOTHING STOLEN Barbara Stout of Middleport thi 8 morning . reported to' police the theft of a rose colored Jacket, '4 length raincoat, gray ladies Blacks and a gray wool skirt from her auto while ~k~d in front of the "Middl eport .Ubruy. I -~eigs-CoJ'armers sal(f JIDlk ,D. ~llf, a ssi!.tant - ~­ redbr uf the Natural Re.souil!rl l· Pl<uant, ..... w.. 111. .. 1 Department and a member~ of. tlu~: ... , accident at on Satur- 1 , board.· 'bu been llsted aa "fair" at . C Wells uid the land the Holzer Hospital In GaUipolill. ft LJU becaUJe of the lack Meanwhile, Judson Brake, 16, Mr. Dibble, tbe main 131eder, •liro of Pt. Pleasant, injured in tbe MeiK.s County farmers lave un- Streams are unsightly emphae.iJed the-aacendancy 'of evwreck ,is Rpilrled to be Jn t.U Sepl 21 to place 1U51 wheat the reddish stain ta!J.Sed acid. A;ft&ellsm in all cburc~ 8 at ~bU c:ondltioll. A tblrd youth iD- acreage- in the aoJI bank. Slate Rep. Luster Cooley {R-Vill-lime and said th11t .speeiJ) ·eft~ pure<!· !In the accident, Gary WilLand eliJible for the wbeat were needed in the ellaueliatlt Of :Mason ill said to be in acreage nserve in ONo iJ that ton) said th~ area has poSsibUitia field aDd jn the Sunday SC'hools of ~ndition at the Meiga Gen- · aormally planted to wheat, Wa1- of industrial use also. ..Bot }nd111tries beatitate to lotbe naUon. H.e told hi11 llstenefa H06 pitaJ. · •lace Barr, Ohio State University in tile area because of tht cate \lilt delfpile a church mcmbenhlJi The tluee were Injured oa S.t.- atenslon economist, explaiaa. at ·too,ooo.ooo, crime and juvenil~ urday morning wben an auto driv- Wheat mWih hive been groWn on damage done b1 the high aeil delinquency is o.n the increlle arid en by the Roush boy left the htgb. the ac:rn deaip~ted for the acre- content of the water,'' Cooley said. Cooley aald the Southeastern the cbUrcb.people lnust wake up to way at Clifton and .! truck a tne. age rese-rve dunng ODe or more 0~ area 15 bard bit with the tR daqers ahead. All three ~re at tirst taken to of the years 1952-56 inclusive. Meigs General but the two Pt. The eton~ explains that problem of add-water 4!onditi0115. The closing prayer wu JiliVCD b)l Pleaunt boys were later removed far~ers C'lln harveat DO crop ma- He said Raccoon Creet lo Vinton t.he Rev. c. E. Hoyt, pastor of t)c to Holler. from County il ooe of the main liOUUetl 1tunng l:o~ eeed or train !lost church. Rotub h: said to be suffering , ' "banked" aerea for tbe entire of tbe IM)lluted 1nters in the area._' with internal injuries. a fractured year, January I, 1957 to Decemleft wrist and a fractured left leg. ·ber 31, 19M exeept a crop whieh PISTOL MIS81NG Brake b~ a fractured aQe and nor-maUy would mature in 1958 Anyone recently purcbasinc a neck and bead injuries but was not harvested due to con.22 calibre High Standard AutomWilson hae a fract~ pelvis dltlons ht-yond the control of the atic Pllltol bearing the Serial I and euts and bruins. operator. No grulng is permitted Number 511538 is asked to commu- ~ oa suob acres during 1887, except through permia&Jon ia emerge.ncy nicate with the Midl1ltport Police Department as soon as posllibJe , 1 cue. ', fS Fanners must comp(J with all aUOtmenlti to qualify for tbe 1967 1 Facin"g DeatDrne 0 The -'i} Bank. ExnHt r""" .. Report Of Grand Jury' Jn Gee Case · young RepubJican RUMMAGI SALE • Club T0 0rganJze ILL M UD onday Night I wtleat - · reserve, Barr )IOints LANCASTER, 0 , UP - A grand out. They mUst sign an agreemeot jury wa 8 Cllipect.ed to report today by September 21 with their eouaty OD ita investigation into tbe deaths ASO committees, designating spe- or_ Coro-.er losepb A. Geer's two The JOF Class of the United MethodiBt Church will a rummage sale to be hefd · in the... Further plans for the organl· dlle \Jiact.s llA wheat acreqe re- wwea. Bethany Cburch buildipg on No- utional meeting of the Mason !K!tve before planting, Tb.eae acres ~e doctor, appearing volun~ vember 1, 2 and 3. County Young Republican's Club must be no greater than the wheat tartly, spent about four aod a half ..,. - have been announced by Ca.rroU acreage allotm,enL hours lief-ore the grand jury Moo~ FLIP!-~ c.sto, oreanJz:auonal chairman. The least number or acres • day. Twenty-41even other witness' I : g .· n. ib• me•tlng to 0,ganize the ,·larmm may p!a<e in re- es bad ~· hmd befo.. the docdlub will be held on Mond~ serve te 3, or hts allotment whidt tor testified_ evening at 8 o'clock In the Ame:f. ~ver is smaller. The most ~umber Geer's fil'5t wif~ , Jeane, ~ied can Legion Building in pt Pleas- Jll 50 acres, or 50 percent of his Jan. 14. 1954, and his second wtfe, ant. · allobnent, whichever is Jarger. CDn.stanee, t1ied. last June 28 DocCommiUPes have been named (O I Paymen t rate per bushel, Barr tors said t,.e firs t . wife suffered make plans for the organization I SIYll, will be 60 percent of tbe from a hea~ condition a~d that of the club. On thr constitution county loan nte. ('I'he national the_ ~on~ dtcd of narcotic ~ "inand by-laws committee are Walter averag~ is 60 pereent of $2 or toxttall__••_·_ _ _ _ __ Windsor, John Watterson, J r., and $1_..20 a busbr:l). PaymetJt per acre Charles Burdette. Wtll be the smaller of ()) the norMembe~ of the arrangement.!! mal yield. for the fann , or (2) the C committee are Rush KI'Qdel Rich- normal Yield for the tract desigard Mullens and Vitus Hartiey, Jr. nated as the acreage reserve. In charge of registration will be' John Hushlon, Lila Estes, and Paul Rardin. Serving on the resolutiona commUtee will be Ralph Sayre, Radford Ingles. and Da.llas Buck. WASHINGTON. UP - Hog prices .Ciroline Windsor, Joan Hllllhion, an important politic al fador in Marilyn Casto, and Jo Ann Johnthe... Midwest, have appcarcntly beeon will have charge of the regun their nonnal seasonal declinf', freshmenb. COLUMBUS. Q. UP - Harold E. an Agriculture Department econoAmong state Republieal\5 ~h-> ~h.errington , 68, a Col umbus puh- mist sai4 today. . wW _be on ~and for the meeting hctst and· former newspaperman, 'B ut the economis1, Harold F. •~ ~ohn Ftelcl), Jr , Republican died . Tuesday in St. Anthony's j .Breimyer, said' the department's cand1date fo~ at1 orncy genera1f" 1 JloSJutaJ. i livestock upert still predict that John D. Hobhtzel! ,•Jr., State GOP 1 ~e tallia County native W1t!! l pigs will bring better prices than campaltn chal~man ; Fred Blue. strtcken with pneumonia on Aug. they dld last year. Department ofBluefield, pres1dent-elcct of the 18 when he wa!l admitted to the ficials do not expect any repetiW. Va. Young Republican League hospital . Cherrington served 23 tion of the slide q.at carried hn!i( end lack Mann, Beckley, president years as drama and music critic prices to a low or about $10.fiil ' of tbe &tate- group. fur thO Columbus Dispatch, enter- per hundf!d weight last December. IDDII CAlli, II, sl.tl at tha I!ODtrolJ a1 bt lftd 1\oJ Bl'oiMali.' U, . lbg publicit v work in 19.'14. Brel.myef said department ecO!leXplain iD MuUe. Jf. Y.. boW th.,- ltole a plane Olll lmpulaa and. Service will be held et the Broad omiBt do not put their pr1ee foreMEIGS GE"ERAL HOSPITAL IOU'ed OVtl' (.,oq Jfl~J~d tor mon tbi.D Q hour. Eddie- told poUca Admitted: Eddie Epple, Pome- Street Methodi st Church nt 10:30 cast in dollar.& and cents terms. that M learped to a, b1 ""read!DI 1 boOk.• but ht. mother uid a. m:•f'riday with burial in Green But, he predieted,....prices will reEdward JhlrwJd, ~ ol the plane. bad. beta JiYIDI. hlla liiiOD8 roy:without her approval. After a ptrtect llndiN ended lbelr adftn,. Olsc:hareed: Roosevelt Hawley, Lawn Cemetery. Survivon inchlde main 'appreCiably above" last turo,lba ...,.....,. ~and .,J!r~. J!!J!!!PII' ~· his wife. Harriet. year's low, J Poineroy. . y 13 80 Burdette. a •Poasor 'FROM A ao · O"' l I ''""'ge Gallia County Nati've's Death Reported Tuesday I . • Predi' t DecI'me Of Hog Pn.CeS In Th Mid e west 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 18, 1956