https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/512abe5927a0d04f9d9b22f0e8c68c58.pdf e8fb21f6f50aa2d982531885fe2cd302 PDF Text Text ' 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 $10.fiil ' of tbe &tate- group. fur thO Columbus Dispatch, enter- per hundf!d weight last December. IDDII CAlli, II, sl.tl at tha I!ODtrolJ a1 bt lftd 1\oJ Bl'oiMali.' U, . lbg publicit v work in 19.'14. Brel.myef said department ecO!leXplain iD MuUe. Jf. Y.. boW th.,- ltole a plane Olll lmpulaa and. Service will be held et the Broad omiBt do not put their pr1ee foreMEIGS GE"ERAL HOSPITAL IOU'ed OVtl' (.,oq Jfl~J~d tor mon tbi.D Q hour. Eddie- told poUca Admitted: Eddie Epple, Pome- Street Methodi st Church nt 10:30 cast in dollar.& and cents terms. that M learped to a, b1 ""read!DI 1 boOk.• but ht. mother uid a. m:•f'riday with burial in Green But, he predieted,....prices will reEdward JhlrwJd, ~ ol the plane. bad. beta JiYIDI. hlla liiiOD8 roy:without her approval. After a ptrtect llndiN ended lbelr adftn,. Olsc:hareed: Roosevelt Hawley, Lawn Cemetery. Survivon inchlde main 'appreCiably above" last turo,lba ...,.....,. ~and .,J!r~. J!!J!!!PII' ~· his wife. Harriet. year's low, J Poineroy. . y 13 80 Burdette. a •Poasor 'FROM A ao · O"' l I ''""'ge Gallia County Nati've's Death Reported Tuesday I . • Predi' t DecI'me Of Hog Pn.CeS In Th Mid e west I �I - --- ·-· ' ~ - - -··· 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O: Sept 19. 1956 I .AHOY JHERE! ,. . The Daily Sentinel ""~~~sf!~~"enb.rry Mr. and .. on Athens Ohi O, VIsited Mr. , nn d Mrs. Oscar Henry th1s wt' ek !~ DEVOTED TO INTEREST$ OF MIIG~.W.>ON UIA atCHARD I. -Ill GIN, MOl. I EDITOR Publi1hed every afternooa except Sunday by Tb~ Ohi,, .. Zotered Pom~ro, 11 aecood rla.ss maiL~ mallet at Bu ~iut'.s.s \.'al lt'.~ uffll't Lbe OhSo. N.'ltioJal advertiJhiJ representauve, Bothoelli -Klmba :l, lor M., Lu.il.aton Ave., New York City, 16, t.; Y Subserlptloq, rata: Delivery by carrier where avalhble 31.1 ren t:! per weet : one year 4.n advalie• at Tbe Daily Sentinel oHicf . $.1:1 .60· •lx moath.' $7.80; thre-e months, $3 90. By motor route wbert IVIU.hll: one m1.Dtb. Sl. By mail one year $8; &IS IDOtt1bs. $4 ~ : ·!ifu ruoot.ba, $2.1!(;: oDe mootA. Sl. \ .,'• 1\JEW l'OnK-Things one New Yorker thinks li, about: A. fri(htenlng- prollpeo:t Is In store In 1the next month or two fur Manhattanites v:ho get behlml the wheell ot thP.ir onm1buse!l and sfa1 t drlvln~ to Brooklyn, for one odd reaHOn or another. The city's traffic commission l ~ trying to clear up motoring congeStion In the borough's downtown area-so It wlll condu ct a survey of drivers hear.J. ed that way. Interviewers will ask the autoists where they're coming !n;m1, If they're g-oing shop· p1ng In Brooklyn, just where In Brooklyn they'1e &bing, and ao on and on. In the end, the driver wlll be forced to admit W11!1 he's going to Brooldyn Most Manhattcnlt~s don't care to confess thllt th(Wre even going to Brooklyn; If asked whe1 e the~··re headed, thi!'y Broo-.riln .. t.ound customarily ltW, why down to the corner for soma - lml wh~ t clgarets. Others, drawn to the daffy borough l!l<e a sal• JnOh (Oinr Upltream, don't actually know why they're headed thnt way. StUI othen tend to laugh It off; they claim they're just going thrO\tah Brooklyn once qulcl<ly, for kicks. Now, however. at tunnel and brhtcc approachtl, they wlll be put squarely on the spot . Drlght younr men with pencil• and paper will ask gnmly "Why ?" The answer• should bCIIntrl~lng. Aalde to BroolcJJ,In Dailu readers: oh, !Ure I'm kidding. I11 my &J.&mor that elephantine! l' ... \ - / -·- -··- - . . 6 :55 lJ .W 10 .00 1ie Tat" !Jongh It could be you 12 00 Parson's Study 12.:SO Current 1:30 Tennessee Ernie 2 ()fl M&ttnee Theatre :l.OO Queen for A Day 3 .45 Modern Romaoc.ea 4 ·00 Com edy Time -t·::o IMv J,itde Maute 5 :00 Aui:lt Dru Sllow 6:00 New!l Picture 6:25 Sports Eye 6:25 Les Paul and Mary Fore! 6 .30 The Dinah Shore Shl)w 6 :45 News Caravan 7:00 Flatt & Scruggs. 11 : uu 'c HARTFORA I Ever !J-00 I.ttiC Theaoti-.r 10:30 Dragnet ,. ll:05 11 cOO News t-leod:inf!l 11 :05 Wea!Jhercast 11·01) Pr e~ ~ Weat·h ercast 11 : 1~ I ~.lovle ' I I I Museum i 1:30 Foreign Inkieul 12.· 00 Toni,ght Nut dme you make fruit fritteR, try tb1s: after you drain them, roll them in ARBUCKLES cary KfDS / IIIIo I told Y"" abol.t' on 'W. Nolblll[llo buy. Just ask for It. BUFFALO BILL, 'JJ_ THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, OHIO llclit Ttcl Wmtr worked tucte.ntully tor a friend, and ltOW It'• con• 1 eert va<~llnlet M&ri& Nertll, trom Italy, who made the srade because ·of official htlp from J'lorld-'t Senator Qeorse Smathtn•. Tbt J:IJWC .JIOUII mu1t hf.ve heard the r~cent Ja.ment hen about the lonr••IO pa.11slng of the Central Park Culno. It haa juat opened a mew f'tataurant called the Culno•on·the·Pa.rk, which was the aquare name o~ the lavish old joint. Raymond Loewy whipped \lp the decor for, the '300,000 chophouse, reportedly the Jut word. lee ahowl don't duzle me, but there's one at Madleon Square Ofl.r· (len. now-/ojj Capadet of '117-whk:JI le bet.tor than most . . . Th., word 11 out that Ted Peckham, a mAn about town If anyone !11, l1as a new book In the work11: How to Li\JB WWtout Monty ... All I ran think of, after 1eetnr HIQit .S<Jdcly, 1.11, Katharlno Hepbum come . )lome; all il forriven. I ' '· ..a r.r~•oii"M FOR .HIM l J~t':thaly ' • ' r.: mclt.!lllrt Time :16. Ooler · - gument 38. HQ\ua !trmb to': Dark blue u. Egg·Silaped 42. W11rmth • "'>1, contmr. 3. Co.verei:JI ''l'.O~R SUNRISE TO f--. SUNSET c=c. P.t ~ Mn-,ot~t I, nn~ her ~l&ter, Mrs. Bry11n ll :uis, and othtol' Rt,d.s vlllc. . 1 1 On YCliUrDIGI --- ' 1------~'1 .. " C V,.,_rd•f::' c,.pt!Riflll"'. 'l;l!l,~%. '1'0,~ W(li<Dt:~FUA. Foi( . ~u; II utclj I ~f'}' .'l;l~'l\f!J;e, .,'. . . '. '·" . . . . ·-·b·- . D~trl~U\~ ,llllU.I;f~ ..."!'r.2:1~·.7l'r·~.t . AND MIS. H. William MoJney ta.bove) are a.llve a.nd well after a harrowing exper:lence in Sequoia National par"\:, Calitorbia, Mooney fell 40 feet into a rocky gorgl!, and wtfe Nancy. daughter of Loa Angeles Examiner reporte r Lloyd Emerson, hiked alone two daya to bring help. ( lnter1'1GttcmaiJ .. MR. Two little four year olrls ccle_ Urated their birthdays together on Saturday, Sept. 15. The children, who .uc next door neighbors, a.re Janey, daughter of Coach and Mrs. Charles McDonald, and Betty Rae,doughler or Mr. •nd Mrs. Raymond RusselL Donalds, in serving pink and whit~ birthday cake, ice cream , rninf$ and favors of ballooM dur~ ing the party which was beld at the McDonald home. Adults attending included Mrs. James Buchanon, Mrs. Donald Mills, Mrs. Harold Eppley, M1-s. Clinton Fi.sher, Mrs. Glenn Hensler. The children at the party were Nancy Buchanon, Stcwn Eppley , Billy Hensler, Sheila and Micky. Childs, Susie Chapman, Patty and Barba.ra Dailey, Dennis Boggs, Susan Ohlinger, Cynthia ?!oiiUs, Cathy RUflscll , 'I'nny and Sherry McDonal-d. FOR HER! A gift she'll really appreciate, the Lady Guests were Mrs. Wilham Chiltls and Mrs. Woodrow Call. Jr. Members present were Mrs. Don Becker Mr s John Foltz., Mrs. Richard Owen , Mu. Owen Bratton, Freddie HoudQJ>helt, Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrs. Raymond Licving, Mrs. Ruth Robinson and Mrs. Allen Hughes president llf the Society, wa 5 .a.lso present. l I Korr & Von Zandt POMEROY, OHIO OITORfKNOW I I Ave-nue, Mrs. Robert Fife, South 1 entertained a IJ"OUp of Third tho loopott- ., - ...... _ , . , r-111 ...., k,_ !hot ,.,_,lbool IIMloM 1oo •ccunat.fy c ••, ....,., fnlh, ,... - 1 I1 good htollh. AM 1 · I The hostess .11erved a dessert \ woo by • I : Others present were Mrs. Har- I riett Sterrett, Mrs. Pearl Kesterson 1 Pomeroy, Mr.s, Sherman Buskirk. ,• Mn. Don Roach, !(n. Gene Rice, Mrs. Boyer .ind Thefma Rover, Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Mr&. Charle~ 1 . Vroman, Mrs. Jack Harrison, Mrs. 1 1 JJ.oscoe Fife, Helen Louise T~ylor, . 1 Virg~nia and Graig Fife i I 1 course and prize& were MN. Wendell Bunce. r., ... palonl ............ YO. loo .,.. ol lhooo .,.tRios at - SWISHER & LOHSI CDIIRf~,.... ftiiCt JINICI'Itttlon. I ----··- .. Plans Discussed For Fall Athens Ptesbyterial Plans were discussed [or the Fnll Athen Presbyterial Which will be held .ip Mlddleport on October 8 . when ..Croup 1 of the Women'~ Association met Tuesday evening at the First Presbyterian Ch.W'eh. ·Mrs. Dorothy Savely, chairman, -presi~ed and Mrs. Don.al.tJ Lowery was m.1med to complete the year as chairman and Mrs. Paul Haptonf!taH will act as secretary for the year arter the resignation or , Miss Martha Ohlinger was accept· cd. Mrs. Dwight Wallace read an art· icle 'The Cowpole Preacher•• Cor lht' program and it was announced that Sales Tax stamps for the Sid· t Dt'~ Home ~ hould be turned in at 1 !he Oduber meeting. 1 The hostesses were Mrs. Lewis · H. S1mcr, Mrs. Rodney Sauer ·Mrs Dwight WAllace and Mrs. Ebet l.Rwis and they SOcrved a sal~d . course. LOMA LEADS DRESSES. jeweJ-Jike colors; Rose Quarlz, Jade Green, Pearl White. Available in (o·ur bc~utiful carryin"g ca5e comes with ever1 Lady S<:hiek. COM!<: IN AND SEE THIS NEW SHIPMENT Which Arrived Recently! SIZES I MERCED~S CONDON DRESS SHOP JEWEI.R Y STORE ,MUIDLEPORT, 01110 211d St. '. ' ' 1-4,000 lb.. rear. It"• daigned for 18,ooo GVW truck-work. The 1maJler U"Uck •t left it GMC't popular ~·ton pickupwitb a I 30 b. p. li.:l-<ylinder poWa p~• less than •. Pomeroy .• 7 eChip T cabs are man-size and deep-cushioned. Recirculating ball-bearing steeiing makes handling free and easy. Close-qu<~rters parking's a cinch with Safety Power Steering.• .And at evf:ry stop, a Blue Chip GMC attracts admiring attention, With that distinctive boule- Hydra-Matic• is another eye-opener. Right away vard styling, it's a smart advertisement-on -wheels for any bus.iuc:ss. he appreciates its time and elfort saving in traffic. And later on, he caahes in on the big maintenance One for your kind of truck:-work? Our truck sptcial .. ' ists will help you select just the Blue ~hip model aavtngs. 10 to 18 B. H. SANBORN GMC •\owe at ript i1 Model P35o litted with 16-foor: n~~. lt't powered with 1 140 h. p. &i.J:-cylinder e:ogint- hu over-lize u:let rattd at 4•500 lbt. front; I derarms. Shaves legs quickly, smoothly -ends forever the nuisance o( ~~~~de­ '' doesn't take a new GMC owner long to spot the difference-especially if he's just sw>:ched from another make truck. Take the way every Blue Chip GMC is "engined." An ultra-modern power plant gives him flashing respOnse:, sparkling r..oad pace-and record ~uel economy. odorb:nt immediately after shavi!J_g un' Beigs .. F<lirway Green , Mrs. Leland Saxton entertained 1 with a Tuppe{ Ware party, recent· ly at her 1i0me, Nye Ave. Artfr a '-d@monstration by Mr.~. Mary··,hnt! Tennant of New Haven W. Va. games were played and prizeb" awarded the winners. A dessert caurse was served by 1hl' hostess assisted bv Mr~ Jaek I Curti~ and Mrs William F Clark to Mrs Lelia l'~lint, Mrs Albert Wood· ani , Ml's Charles Strauss, Mrs Ed· mund Grueser, Mrs F Ray Wilson and daughter, Dorinda and Mrs Edgar Thomas and daughter, Zan!l. Schick is so geniie she can apply a de- Aquamarine. A • z K I . J C Y' · T l C•Yt!Y lot ft D. Q.-s1x M N, D X,c,s,t , V,p KIt,-, ~.l.l'f .L Ou· tatum ll for lull roluncl. · SCHICK'S Colora for Men lnolnde Snow White .. Hunter Red .. Buckskin A Crypto,rAm QootatiQft . K >1 with travel case, $29 . .50. 14-DAZ HOMI TlllAL STARTS tHRlSTMAS OAYI · Ho be fullrsalisllod or E.a.ch day the code lett•ra are dttrertbt. 0 ll QD 11f . . 7 4, Two Four Year OldsCelebrate Their Birthday Robert File Is Party Hostess IOn Monday Eve Ifriend.11 Monday evening when I Mr.s. Hubert Taylor gave a dem· : be·J onstration of Cardinal Craft pro- 1 ducts • BmER DEAL I ~he~b~oo~t~es~·~··~·~M~r~.~Je~d~W~e=l><~ter~S~r~.~~===;:;====;r~ 1Mrs. h Pr ' . T e !~U~a Circle o~ tbe 1B. II. Sanborn MJSSlOJllty SocJety a.tended the evangelistic service at the First Baptist Chureh Monday fore adjourning to the home of Mn. Glen Hensler where a short meeting was held ' and a dessert course served by the hostess. I WHERE YOU GET A I a.a contributors. Priscilla Circle Attends Baptist Church Service ' razor nicks and cuts. .!:") ,..,to \1~ 1~: .,c. 1;: Mr~. Dorothy Glenn and t.!11111i1h· Jtavqna, ap~l'lot th~ tel'. Peuy. &PJtnt ,.,verat day~ with colors: A lt y . q:L 8 ~lA. X. I\ Ia L, ONOFELL.O ·~' One letter simply at1nd1 tor anotbt•. I~ tb!J ~.'l':"'P~• A. ~ uM4. for Lhe threce L'1, X tor the two O'a, lk\1!,1 Sttt"''- apaa trophiea. the lenl\h &1\d forma.\~ ot Uat ~~· art .. au ,bll\t&. Be•ve-r '56 ROCKET OLDSMOBILE I Houck with Mr. anl.l Mrs. Lowell are invited to a pancake supper which will be held from 6-7 in the church dining room under the llUPervision of Frank Cbeesebrew &nd the Rev. C. E. Hoyt. • A gift he'll really appreciate, tho famous Schick "25'' is the onJy shaver that gi~es him shaves so cloSe, he bu. t~at clean-shaven look from breakf~ll· ' to-bedtime. Schick "2~" in a choice of ' , D.AlLY ,r.IIYI'TflQV.Q TJl- ~'!AT ION• Mlllft. • Mr1: Georae GParton with. Mr. wiUi •8'1 4.Uu lS~t. var.) Mr•. Tonigllillt men of the community ... GeT i' (IIEH-HI!If-··) SEE BELOW···· 2 . }.~ x.tunu.l I CONFERENCE PLANNED workers conference of tbe Women's Missionary Convention of Hocking Die:triet will be at tht Naomi Ba~t church, Saturday 1at 1:30 p. m. . • A de..sstrt course wa:~~ served by llr. and Houcl..llabelt, Mr. anti ~ra . Gerald Schuster, Mr. and Mrs. Tboftlll .Bowen, Mr.s. Marie ! BUY YOUR I ~iety, fi Family night wa.5 observed Tuesday and members of the Fet>· ney-Bennett Post, American Legion, were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooo acted as receptionists for the congregation. Special mu· sic was presented by the orgt~.nist and by Mrs. c . E. H~t and Mrs. Homer lfy sell who sang a duct. _._ __ WilEN LU&l4WELL GOES A;lR 1-116 \'ITTL.ES, WfiAT KINO OF SOX DOES HE flt.Troublea lK)WN 1 Burrowlnc mammal I anzaro. n25" ON "TI-lE O"THER FIST, t:.L Value conducted by Mel "Martin" Dibble, his mother, Mn. Goorge Dlbble, and their organist, Frank Cat. SCHICK "' .. 35. Lit tle f)lrl ' The Firtt Baptist Church ia filted to capacity this week at the nlgbtly evangelistic services being FA,MQUS ' . PAY LESS GET MORE !. I A New SCHICK for Everyone! '· DA (l Y ( R SSW Q RD I ·=-====-===·· =-~-=--:..:, I Baptist Church Evangelistic Meet u-.1 nuefWOY ) WHT:...• TV c· hanne1'·1"1, 1 Come on In and gel your free weather vtm,~, IY~•· ---- -··- pij~ r'o"="lh=•r·= = = ; ; ; ; ; ; 1" ' M I I ~···- and Mrs GenJd WU4elmlllb , _ a lab!• ..tth Oft m••• or m•ric•lcla l• • - Mrs. L. Saxton Mrs. Russell and Mrs. MdJona1d Is Hostess For were ass;sted by Mrs. Joe Whlte, I Party A.t Hrome Buchtel, a houseguest of the Me- I !· ofKq~ ,tiJIWI1etm to be ataytnr In the U~ B. A. lately b.ec11ua~ qtalll bUll Jntrolluud ln Congreea; leamed ncenlly that ""'-"'!H.-.,._..,.. 2400 ....., I -cane sugar I M . l,.cl.lr ,...,.,... ICI' ~two IIIIa b..., J;_,-'-4aU011o Plans were made to present American flags to the Salisbury School and the Rock Springs troop when 'fheodorus Council Daughters of America met Mon· da~ evening at the IOOF hall. Mrs. Thomas Cook, councilor presided and Mrs. Elizabeth Rathburn was reported confined to her home with a burned fool. Talk.~ for the good of the vrder were given by Mrs. Ric hard Campbell anr~ Mrs. Claude Darst and Mrs. Darat reported on attending the ·Stde council sessiOn in Colurnbus. At the close of the meeting a sociD I b.our was enjoyed, games we re played and prizes awarded the winners. The next_ meeting, Oclober I, 1 will begin _,.a t 7 pm and members i are requested to bring potluck. Box WCHS-TV Channe.18 I . ... $yndlcott, Inc. Salisbury School Brownies Will P~esent Flags 1 I. b~ ~·frost" Daybook 'U "ted M hocJ" f m et IS JOF Class Plans ·A Rummage Sale I Tuesday evening Mrs. Harold nbaum. Chaae rerei.ved a corsage as the SN Kenneth Mankln returned tJ mother tuwlng the l(lrgest number his base, Norfolk, Va. MonOay aft- of her famlly present and Mrtl. era 15 days furlough with his fam· Ruth Robinson, daughter of Mrs. lly here. • Chase, reet:iv~d a corsage a.s the youngest mother. ~RITTERS 8c30 For~ ·Tre·at,e Miller, 1--aulette, Cheryl, Carolyn, J . M. Crump was a bualneas! Mr. and_Mtl. Junior Spaun spent - - - -- - VIrel.ni~ carleton u.any and Buddy Smith, Linda visitor in New Haven Wedn,aday. Sunday w.ith Mr. and Mrs. Rodney TOWN COUNCIL MliiETINc;, aod Sue W1uih, Jimmie Gibbs, Sunday afternoon ~~:ueats of 1Mr. Pierce. The r tg ular mec1ing of tbP, M.~trion Kearns, .Donna, B1·enda, and Mr.s. J. M. Crump we~e Mr. : Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtl.s, Town Cuu nt il u[ Hartford was Bpt.ch nnd Johnme Gibbs, Ahce, arm Mrs. H&rry , Crump, Captalp. 8pent a recent Sunday wi11h Mr. THURSDAY WEDNESDAY held Tu~sda.~-· ~vf'niux in the Ma)'· Carolyn,· Betty and Charlene and Mr.9. John CaUoway and Mila and ],irs. L. D. Pierce and Hoyt BellO Si-gn On tH"'.!> orftc~ <tnU lhe !ollvwinw; •no- ll&u;h. Rcbu and Norma PMlter&on. l Sharon l .. yr.n CaudiU All vf Hen· C(~ta 8:00 Captan. K·a ngaroo 6c00 Captain Kang&\OO Lit·~ wa ~ ordered: Adults present wtlre_M'r. and Mrs. derson. 9:00 GaiTy Moore 9co0 t;nrry Moore I Elbron Crit es .town Mllr.shalL de Lufo Moore, Mr. and Mt·.s. DonROUSH UUN:ION H,l&o.D, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Pigott and· 9:30 Al"lh11r Godfrey 9 :30 Arthur Godf.rey The annual reuniDn, ot.the .fct- ~ghltr a.ttended tbe Ours re- lO:SO Strike it Rich. sires to not1fy the [Htople tr~veJ.. alti Gibbs, ~.r.s . Charlea MUler and 10;30 Strike It Rich 1111-: ll1c highway through the town M1·s. D11viU Warth. cendants of GeoriJ!e 11nd Suzanna umon at Pomeroy. 11:00 VaUant Lady 1 11:00 Valiant Lady tha t 11ll (·ars ~pr·1·r.lln~ or exceed· PERSON.-...t..s Rous~ was held at the Zion Lu· I Miss Pl!arl Powell or Vienna, 11:15 Love of Life 1 11:15 Love of Lire in).( the ~pl•r·d llllll l 111 the town ni'chart.l J ~nkins was a business theran Church at Broad Run. A W. Va ., .spent severnl daYs Wllh 1J :30 ~arch for Tomorrow lh " dri~"'l.~ will '''' .·oo·J'L'''''I "Lool · p · • st d covered dish dinner was served 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 1 1 II ; ~ Guldmg Light ~ ~ .. v1silor in 0111 1 1 ensan a ur ay · . her mother Mrs. Emf(la Powell. fm(•d. aftemoon. on the Jawn, follo~Jnil: wbloh .a 12:0Q Ray MIUanli Show 11 ,. · ~ llUlqong 141:1!1 2M lt!v' Milllind' ShaW Thf' Cll!\~ lrudion or 1he roa-d Mrs. Kenneth Knnpp and family short business meetmg was conMr. and Mrs Ted Carson of New l2:3b Aa The World 'l'ut118 throu gh Ihe town ha.s caused the of CoJumbiiS. have been visiting d.u~ted by tht! president, Thomas 1Brighton, Pa, spent a recent week L2 :30 }. : 1'h-;t Wonld -~ 1;00 Johnny Ca-rson Sllow ~coo John~ Corsoa s zmd M1•. and M1 s Burley Board. Grmstead. ~nd with Mr. and Mrs. Charley 1 :SO Ho\l81Cparty s idewalks to bt- torn 1 liP 2:00 Big Payoff ditches now arc where the side· Mr. 1md Mr~ . Robert Rice and The meeting opened with the Price . 1:30 Houseparty 2;00 The ,Bii Pll)'o!l walks weru eau s i n~ a dangerous ~ 011 Mis'f Mary RrannoD and ne~b- singing of the hymn "Love Divine" 1 M H •• •-~ -• 2:30 Bob Crosby 0 s~rn a.,...., 3:00 Brighter Day • · · [ 1 • h h Mr and rs era.... 2;30 Bob ·~br Sh•w . .i itualion. Til ls mflti('J' W'*> d.i.s· t·w. !}avid Montw;omery, visited 1· . o lowmg w ic the regular re· d R 1 d Steth cus~t·ll anll (•fforJ .-.; [, huve the 3 1rd Mr.s . .I M. Crump a recent ports were given . It was voted to 80 116 r. an rs. 0 an Sam 3:15 $ecret Storm 3;oo Brlgbte!" ·o'l' , maltCJ" adju.~led wen· taken. The sunday evr>ning . place a marker at the a:rave of and ('blldren spc_n~ ;.recendl. Mun· 3:30 Edge of Nlsht 3:15 Sacret Storm Statl' Hoad Cornmis~lont! r some ..·Irs J•<·ob Phillips Mrs. H. L Mrs. Michael Roush and a com· dEay artern!"'thn w1t r. an · _rs .• 4 :00 l(atie'li ~ilchen 3;30 ......,.;jl(j)lig~ l' · ' • · ,.me o f Mr s. J aek mmett 8 te em. · · 1 t 1wl reprtos(•ntn- Oyer, uo Early 'sh8W · t1me ago ar 1Vt.se( ~[rS. A. 0 . Hume nnd Mis!l· • mL"tt et!' consJ.S 4:00 ~~;Kitch~ 4:00 The- Early ShoW 1 li1111 would be sent lQ tJL!Icus;; the Mllt.lrl'ct Chapman were in Ravens· Reed, H. N. Roush and John Bum· Mr. and M~. Denver Curtis an-d 8 :10 ~iqru-1 Reporter malle1· of siocwHlks with (h L" town wood Munday Cllcning. garn~r was appointed to take care sOD, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Phu,ife 8 :15 Dou¥hti £dward11 6:00 Art Linkletter & . tbe lld1 orrlriJ:\lt> befort• work was s\[jr\c,J Mr anrl Mrs. Willl :lm Harpt!r of this matter. It was also voted llpent a rectnl evening wllh Mr. 6:30 TBA 6 : 15 Dougl::ls Edwa...rds or chc ~ter. w. va.,' were lhc week to retain the present officers for and Mni. Jak~ VanMeter of Pont- 7:00 Art-hur Godfrey & Friends 6:30 Sgt. Preston of Yukon hut n11nt• ha.s come . 8:00 The MiUionaire Complaint Wll(! m"!'le about hnl- r-nd guests of Mr. 11 ntJ Mrs. H:rr· 1 the coming year. land 7:00 Bob Cummings Show 8:3Q I've GIJ~ A Secret lie;; ~tntl glas11 being thrown (I long I I"Y Gibbs. Those attencllng the reunion _:;_:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -;;I:7:30 Clim8x ·.{' 8:30 , Four· star Playhouse ! hr. strccb of the town maklrtg a Menilyn and Belly Joo Jobnson were Kenna Roush, Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Rou;sh, Carol Rousll, Mrs. 9:00 20th. Century Fc>s· Hour P·OO A,tlhqr M~at dang~rou~ mAtlo1· und it i~ hupud of Gallipolis have bt•en visiting Cnrroll R. No1·ris and daughter/1, Cl de Rice and son, Jimmie, Mr. ,a:oo Your E:s&o Reporter !hal 11 _w1ll h~· stopped without le· Mr. ond Ml'S. G~on:c ,James for Clarice, Brenda and Deborah o£ ar?ct• Mn w. B~own and .daua~ter, • LO:l_$. .• ~~rf6 ~ 1\Vade 9·30 Qijio>Kid"' ' 10:00. . Eno Re-p<mlf'T'{. gul uetwn Lwmg t.ukl'll. , . s£!\Wral weeks. Syracuse, Ohio; M1·. &nd Ma·s. John Rutb, Mf .aod Mr.s. J ~ R. Hoffman, L0!2l' ;~/eatbenJ"\an 10:30 Of-erseas Ad.wntura ' 1U:l5 Sp()l'Ui Par!Hla:W AJJ.. qJU4--oW't!-fJ.~.,b~ IQe town jYt!l c . Mr. and Mr~. Merrill Johnson Thomas W~lfe and tlaugbter,l Mr.11. Maxine A. Arnold and dough· 11):25 Wenl11ermaJJ 'r allowed and pal~ and ~on, Nickey, of Gnllit)olis Mi~haela o( Racine, Ohio. Mr. and ter, su1annl of -Rock SprlQIU a~4 JliOO , New. Councn, member~ preaent ,were: viere aundoy 'fl;uest s or M1·. au1d Mrs. J. J. Reed.. Letart, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur steWa 1·t and san "' ' .\ ' lO•~P., ,M...,eu"' .. "'( . 11:05 The Late Show Mayor, ONeall Qualle n,_ Recordc(, MrS, w. 1'. StOne. Mrs. J. A. Ohltnrer. Mrr. Dora of Mason. 10:t5. l''rJJik ·L~p.l"tY Show r "1:00 News Jounes M.· Crump, c:;~~~ncllllien: -DU• Mrs.: F . .. A. ' Ch 11 pmun is visiting Rou11h1 Mrs. Inez Roush and daughMr. and Mrs. Arthur Ex.Uae of ly;_ Fle1ds, l. w_., Glb)).11 1ji lnd -ill~ron relativi!!IHfl M~~lelta thi.'l w:>ek ler, Eleanor Loujse, all of LeJart, South ZanesviUe, M.r. •M Mra. · Sian 01! Prayer 11,:105 ThP La«! Show Ctl~eJ, , , . ! J. 11. Rca· splint Sunday in Spen· Route 1;. Mr'l.. and Mrs. Freemu John w.olfe and son, Aat:OII of Leo :,.....----- ~-- t""H .>\ • ,car . Roush, Btlly HOUstl, Mr. and Mra. tart .Yllll, Ohio, Mr. abd Mrs. HoBIRTHDAY CELiiBRATE.D - - - · - -- - - - -- ~----·--- -------· ward ·W. Roush,oHearyRoush, Mr. · 1""1'~ Mr. and Mrs. BIIJ Roush f'll li~r· l and Mrs. Victor Rcush· of Croob· THURSDAY 1°;n<•d a go·o,p of Utile folk n·· Q vlUo, Mra. Waller Taylor ond iou, WEDNESDAY r(•ntly honoring: their .~o n, Ulil r Dale and ·Ronnh, o~ Columbus, ll :59 Sl~:n On 25· BeJo('. on his Pl~hth hlrtl1day. Gam 's ~c~~o~s ti (:o. :.·ty Mr. and ..Mrs. Harold •. Ohllnaflr and ll:59 Si-gn On 12·00 Film & Fancy 1 1 wt'l"<' plny('d ond r<'fn' s lmu·nt ~ ' ldlttn lll'"e ti U~-t:H' home ..6.c'oart'..... . children, Martha, Anna. Charles 12:00 .NeighbOrs 1:11 It's Fun .to Cook 1nr l 'l . MorLilllc .. ~ .~t'rved to StL•lln nnrl fl1·nnis Kinw~ Ohlh!.f:er an d \lOft, Hemnan, Georgc t2 :30 Film & Fancy 1::1u Feminine ·rouch, 5. Cut finely r·orl' ot '• a ,loyrt• and Billie llaL"ll('y. l'lnu::kll' R Gro"p L. Reed, Mrs. Me ]-• un K·IUipp, Sh o- 1 : 1".., H'.r Fun To Cook 2:00 Aftern'oon i'"ilm Fe!11-lwl · 9 4:00 'Vwo·Gun Playhome, )I) · E1uploy l:l.ltlp f]Vtl .. (COlloq.) fon, Brady W.u,Krapp of Col.um-f 1:30 00 Feminine T01.1ch A.kenrooo Film Fe!ttival 5:00 Mlckcy Mouse tt llalia n rlwr tl Subtle 27. Fear bus, Mrs. Bob ~ar)ess and ron o · . 2: ! 6·00 · Buffalq Bill, Jr. Levl'l 3 emanation 29. Llvu Mason, Milt. ft. A. Grlm1tet.d, Mr. 4:00 Two-Gun Pla~·h~Juse I 1~ Homely 13 Rho~ pa1t JO. Loca. and Mrs. VicWr Wolfe and son 6:00 Mickey Mouse ;I 6:30 Lone Ranger ~ ~~ Lr·U•·r of I~• Ntlls Uon Kevla, Mrs. Geor.re. Smlth ol Fair-- 8:00 News • H :-45 Sign Off · ( lw alphabet 1~ Blltl.'r vetch 32. Pasmont Mir. and Mr~. John Wh;laker 8:06 Weather 16.. Towa1d 19. Mountain .ll&ft· l'nl...4•l·'• -'••••-: and iamil)o, MJchlgan, Mr1. Monte 6:10 1 7:0Q I;Jottr Glnss 17. Must,.. nule •JcfHe way :.11. Riv.r Eveland of Pl'lllo, Mr. and Mrs. 8:15 18. Audwm:e 21 . Dr.y, u 3~. Petty ( Ruu., Fred OhllPii:er' ot Columbu~. Mr. lt:3t. D1meyland 8""00 Combat Sergeant ' HI. Chum chalnpagne qoarr~l 39. The y~Uo'w ! and . Mr•. John· O_rd and children, 7:30 A,mazlng Dunnin~~:er -~. '"> ,Bower1 i ., 22. Ci!'ftal grain 38. Cloa~ hawk'• biJile ' Undl. John aod Beth of Letart, 9·Gd. -~faUst Worker Party ' ' 20. 2:1. Vanish. 2J. Friar's title eyu 40. Grt•l!: l~tttr Fred.:ObUneer, Jr. of Newa~k, N.J. 8:00 Screen D1rector~ PlayhOpse .~ \ ..... _ -~ t, 2t. Slices . ~ ·:JOe ·. 6ti't'; Hat Theatre Mra. John Barna of Zaue,vllle., 8:30 Eddie ·A rnold Snow of hnr.()n ' 11:00 New6 and Weather Mn. Ju111titl Roush of Zaltet~ville, t :'oo Wed. NWtht Fig.hf.l 20. Cl .:l ~¢ R.obe11L GrW~ad .and son" oC A1- 11:40 :,'traw Rat Theatre 11. 1'\ub,, ~u t •· 11;10 " S\olrts :1 1. Torrid bany; MQ, JOe Pa\1@,- aad dPUKh- 1HIO News and Weather ;\"~. :)o[i!'UIII ' ltu Ilel>ble .aiJ.d B.<<kioo !.fro • .,el· 11:10 Sp"""' ,I ' • l.J..:HL. My~tery Thentre \vonder . ma Capehart, and Ab. and Mra. 11:15 Mystery Theatre 33 Creek lulter 12:15 'Sig n orr Johri BumQrDtr. t 12:1S Sign Off 3•1.. Lnnd ' Humphrey of Rock Mrs. Lawrence Hoffner has aceSJII'iD:p uoderwent surgery atHol·! epted employment at the New :r.er Horpltal, Monday md is con· York CloUting House and began valesclng ni.cel)l. her work, Monday. Mrs. George Powell and children , 14tsi Cynthia Tompkina, student Barbara and Bill of Parkersbur&. Durse at Betbesda H06pltal , Cin· w. va. were SUl!.day gues1s of Mr. clnnatl •pent Saturday with her and Mrs. Adam Ebersbacb. pareats, Mr. and Mn. C. F : Tom· p.kiq and brotber Cbris. Dr. and Mr Paul Baumen, PortC. F. Tompklus attended a meet· smoutb and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meie.r, Columbw werte- weekend. J.rlt of ~ocer managers, in Parker· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rru•~-1 sburs:, Tuesday evenlng. 8;00 Pf'oples' ChoJ~e l1 :00 News Headlines 1.:00 Sii'D Of Edward 7:ao Crunch· •nd Des You Bet Your .J..ife f POMEROY SOCIETY ! 1·30 11 :10 Press Box I ter, Emma. ..J. l!:leanor S. Schaal. Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 J:Iome • I Lu<We Bearhs HawklnB, Pomeroy Society Editor t:a1U!e Tim" Tlu! SentiMl I Sit.on On i :OO Today Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy·Middleport, 0; Sept 18,18G8-3 Final Plans For Annual Banquet Are Completed ;Final pht.o1 for their anoual ! Plan, 1fiere made to .11ponsor a banquet were mad·e Tuesday n>en· I rhurch w1de rummage sale the ina: when the HomebulldeJ:'• Clast MEETING ICHIDULIO [ flr~t week 1n November, wbl.'n the met at the Cbureh of Cbttlt with The Pen lei Clal& ot the p;)Qle- 1JOF ela.,s of the United Methodist Mra. Tbeo Neutzlina:, prelident•. In roy Bapt.il:t Chureb w!U hold their : church met Monday evening at ebarje. The banquet and election monthly me'eti.n& at the church, the chureh . The proceeds of the of officers i.e. held 1n October, Saturday evening, Sept. 22 at JN.le will be used to purchase Thomas Bowen WI$ leader of 7 .30 p. m. Potluck refrestunentl. ' choir 1·ohee . . . the openlnl devotional JCNict All members are uraed to attend. Mn. Roy Betz1_n g prellldent , pre· which induded a meditation on s1ded and devoho_ns were led tty the topie "'Every;bocty Need, A I · , Mr•. C. F. ~ompkma who had ~or Church'' and prayer by Mr. Bowen Plen Open MouN ~er .~heme, "S:ubt.le sln.11 of ChnatScripture by Mrs. Miltoll HoudaF · •- of u- and M,. Ed rd I Jans with scrapture reading taken 1 -• l d Mr ~~ rlenWI .~: · wa I from RevelatWru. Nltl t an prayer by a. .. f"':"d I. I Freneb are mv1t.ed to the Open 1 Gardner teacher of tbe Class.. IH bel h ld 5 da o...... t , It waa voted to bold the annual owe na: e . u~ . r. ,_... · I btUaar in December and plam Plans were a1Jo made to .attend ~. to cel_ebrate their IIXtJeth wed- j were di&eua.!l~. It wu also voted the revival servlee 11 being beld by 1dm~ anniversary from z.a pm. vat ' to purchase a new electric water Mr. Gardner in Reedsville and the thetr home 00 South Second A e· l beater for the church kitchen. aixtleth weddJria: anniversary of nue. Tbe party hu been P!a~ned i Mr.11 E. J . Tracy, proaram leader Mr. •nd Mrs. Edward 1\-ench aes:t by their 1001 an~ daugbter·ID· IWI conducted a number of games and Sunliay. A committee wa. named a~d four generatlona of lbe f•rnily a Bible quiz with priz.es awarded to aolicU clat 11 members for eon- wUI be present. to Mrs. E, E. Bryant and Mn. Tompkins. Uibutiona for tbt apple butter proMt spouored by the Philathea A .111lad course Will served by ' ' 10:00 I with Mrs. Frank Kelley a.nd daugh- \2:00 Toni:aht . .•. ' THUIISDAY Mr. and Mrs. Cecil BiBisell 11 nd !1:15 Gre-atest Fights of Cl!ntun dauehter ol Parkersburg, W. Va., h :30 Foreign latritue spent the Labor Day week end -_ ()alrle," whkb In ytan paat was placed on dead per::~ons to ftght oft evU. I wonder If it can be borrowed for use against pres.'l ag~nts ·~ • , , The attention ot all ePlnC-'t wolvt·s \.!1 drawn tc Lisa Loughlin, S'he 16~,000 Challtmge televi.11lon hofltesll. Mi ~s l.illa nlso iK 11. hlgl1ly· ))aid moJol- and own11 l111l! o! n bit; povd:c J:ennel 111 Engleweoll, N.J. Speaking of polletlcal campaign song.11 (we were llfl / , thert!':l a .OO.el·com~eer named Gall Fletcher who's in town the11e day.!l wllh a rood batch of them, le11 revolti ng than most. Mitlll !-'., who wrote the N11v11 Flyer'1 BOIIfl and Is a direct descendant ot ll slg-Mr ot the Declaralloi& of Independence, ha1:1 a fu sd natlng l ull name ; Gall Jeanne Dutau Ellc&beth Monee Bowaer Fletche1·. Cab drivers In Naw YOrk who are going to write books about tht~~lr experience• are nun1bered by the thousands - but only one, Jimmy Maresca 1My Fl4g ll Dawu) ever actunlly did lt. However, I came a~u one the other (lay-Het·man l<urland- who writes a column tOr two weakly newapapeu and a monlhl:r;, called From M11 Bc<tt Bt··· , hind t1tl Wheel. H~ cbarm.11 bll custom en. The otber day hi!! column ! WQ riven over to an acc9unt of a lqnch be had at the Promenade utt Jn Rockefeller Plaza with for,lgn correspondent Louis P. Loch• , ntr. "The' toad wu 1004," Hermon wrqte almoet eonde•cendlnJI)f, , "and comparablt to Oeorge Ovlde'a cooktpt - th.e tamou1 .Nearo thtf ff(lm :Bordeaux, France, aUbe Over.HII PreN club'' ••. Juat. ' rot a letter trom Jayne .Mantflel4, tllt.orq l',tptdal fl~''" chairman for the SJ1ter Kenny Foundation. Y(alt. ,a m~lnl\t, no,w...;.Jayne Man.11• llol41 , --"lo • MT.OLIVE ROTIISCHILD, the television appraiser of ob}et11 d"arr, ao-..IIOMUND baa tn 1111 Fifth avenue Balon the Eg-yptian amulet, "Eye of 1 ~~ Rescued Him • WSAZ -TV Channel3 '} · t:nd . . . "' V i rgm~a McDermitt, West Colo · I I my new I GUID mb1a was t-'riday nit:ht 11 uest of Ann and Ph~ll is Willi~s. Me. snt Mrs Jack Johnson ant WEDNESDAY son, Ma:-con, VIsited his father , Mr 8 :M Sia:n On L~s ter Johnson and sister, Betty 7:00 TOOay Ca ll and childnon recently . 9:00 Coffee Ttrne Rennie Russell , East Liverpo nl JO·OO ~lome calh..:t un rriend s and rrlat1v :1s. t t :00 Tic Tac Dough Mrs . Hlaniee Tuiker and ~ un . 11 3(1 11 Co11ld Be \' ou LuthPr anrl ennd ihlld1·en. Slteil:l IZ·C() Camera Got>s to &hool Carrol, David and Joan cf M ~1~o n 1'l 30 Currt'n-t and MilOS Sbirley Oli:ver motor .. J 1 :30 Tenness.:c E:.·r.te to Parkersburg Sunday . 2·00 Matinee Theatre Mrs John Rou or Mason visited 3:00 Queen For A Day her grandparents- Mr. and Mrs. 3:45 Modern Romances Artley Blake Monday , 4.00 Comedy Time Jol:lnnie Peck and Sonjia Crow, 4 :80 ·My Little Margie Chillicothe, Ohio WNe calling on 5 :00 Aoot Dru Snow • I hi.s grandparents Mr. and Mra. E. 5:30 Hopalon& Cassldj D. Henry Sunday. 8:00 News Mr. and Mrs. Walter Villars and 6 ;15 Sports Eye ~amily vi~ited Mrs.. Villars' par6 :25 Les Paul Mary Ford ents Mr. 11nd Mrs. Alva Tolliver ·; · 30 Eddie Fisher at Glennwoud Sunday. 6 :45 Newt Caravan Clillling on Andy Stewart. Sun- 7:00 Mayor or the Town day were Mrs. Clara Stevens- and 7 :30 Susie Kathr)on, Pt. Pleuant; Mr. and 8:00 Kraft The-atre Mrs. Joe Wheeler, Camp Conley, 9:00 1'h.ls 'uo; You!l' Lire Mr. and Mrs. Rome Stewart, Cheshlre, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart. 9:30 Twenty-One ~Jack Barry Charles Allensworth, Middleport 10:00 Pr"t'SS Conference and Patty Bennett motored to Lancaster Sunday where they nt · 10: ~1 Fad:•her Knows B~ tended the Hagar reunion. IEYNOLO E. GREENI F-M.tJoel, Joe ., at 110 Mecbanie St, Purn~r oy , 0 ,a-one 398, editorial off1ce phot..e 397. TELEVISIO The Daily Sentinel And every trip he can carry a bigger load. For GMC thassis are ru[!ged-GMC axles are extra· capacity. that will do your Job most profitably. And our truck servicing experts always stand ready to hdp you kerp it a Blue Chip top-prolit-makcr. Drop in and get acquainted! So he hauls more-and hauls it comfortably. GMC •Ojlieu.l•t I:Xtrll. ttlt. ------------&t • us, lrlb,for Trilf#-Ck<ktd u;ed t r u c k s - - - - - - - - - - - - BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. •• POMEROY, OHIO �.. . '. '. _.. - ~ -· - - 4-DailySentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Sept 10, 1956 · - - - - -- - - - AROUND THE FOOTBALL CAMPS Phillie&~hilt ltedleg Hopes n..__ Wi' hT . n:unant w-It · WID Ictorv Thi· dub ""til [)(> Lack ,n.l( in u J!t'l !• lll:l· ;wd dl'plh. Thl;! ftr,t IW•J ll':llll· hJI' t' c nh fnur ~enJU r'- , .1 ,JII~llt pru,pt'r\ ror 1957 but a rltf : lll' ult ·· .llH! IJOn l ur thl' n me-~a1 1 11 If thl' lH:JpounJ ·<~•niur ran: ,fladult- <.the~c1. handle Iowa 1> YI•Ung h'Jl c:.1goc· I •:•1d and fu ~ lbac k wilt lw th e ~lu b . tht' llawke;cs {·u UHI tw 111 -t•·, •r;.: p 11 ,it :u ns . Entl s Frank f,,[ n •al ,;,•ult-r m t lw Ut;.; Tcn 11:•:: 1 :md J 1111 Glhh .. n. <lit' htllr. COat·h ruin\ 1:-:v:.t~h(·\' , kl h ~ -' ll I 1'\'l'ifllan (;illi:.tm la1d out tlw viswn 1of wummg iht> champ10:1 I 1!155 spasun :if lt•r .ufft•rinj a llrok 1 _Jup In tlut ~t>spect. th~ pn·~~ _u_ c: i n lt-g 1n p1atlH't' l,d urt.• lht• ('Jill· 1_, off l.J•t ~uson wa~ tu hJ.c lt' ' l'flrt• ,ca~on st ar trd . bt"cn lht· b:g yea r for luwa. ! !.Jut the rullba('k situati on i , th 1 l o"'·d, l'l' · Q:JlJ I Prh.:~rk KL·nn~ Ploen i~ the kt>)' tu Iowa·, f JO\hall ,u:..-r•·~~ thl, IOWA .., .... S(lllOm Center ., Mens and Boys. Si:res 7-40 ' DUHGA~ES $2.65 & $3.85 All Colors and Size.1 SO¢KS 3.5c -SSe- SSe ! LONG' SLI!eYE I I Tht• CITY. l J''IIll lm1~iled "-"!lh ;1 :~51 th:. t makl's lhr usu<tlly ~ nt,;t.c E\a> hevskJ bt•am ')!H' I' 1 f(>l'Orrt aftt>r $9.95 up ! THE ' SPORTS. CfNTER I ---·~!.------..;•_ . _, ~nd by~ of <Ill anklt~ 1t1jur y. ,\fter the npener til Judiana, Iowa will pia)· sa: of i~s rf'main· ing eight games HI hrrme. !\lith· 1gan. Ohio State, Wistonsi n and Nntn· Da•1e ull will h~· hrum fu <·S tur the 1/awkryt's. ('l lll ~ t' YOtJ --- ' CAN MEASURE TNEKiiH MoonBeams On Sports PR.fCE! PERFORMANCE! FASHION! These stunning ,. Suits are cut to fit you and we hav& Charcoals and demand today I ~ese new Fall Clothes for young men will gi.ve you all tho mnjnr qualities you w3nl- to giVe you I he ulmoRt for your suit Dollar. TWEEDS, FLANNELS and FLECKWEAIVES See This Value Collection at . '· $37.50 \ WORSTEDS R6r1REP I}(E P/1/L '? 011 6 . PtrcNEP ., lhTimetoChangeTo' ,; · · FELT HATS Step in and try on some all !la~lectnn! Easy. I' should have been the Redlegs' rh:~onre 1o mov~ back mto hot con· tentlon wJiile first plac~ Brooklyn faced tbe St. Louis Cardinals. But the Phlllies, a wreck-ing crew uf teague leaders this season, virtually squ elc hed Cincinnati's Wlf.P~I1"'1>S CJor 111M J'AIIIKEO EA.RlJ" '• "" /II'; ·..,_'. Mt~t:E F!!lt;'f" tg,rAif7. \\ I 'f'hBRC~ at tb ~ The Rcdle_~oli I I Down Mlr-f/IIE ___ _ ___ WATCH FOR IT! TilE BIG OPENING OF MOORES S!RVfCE _:_g ~t·st_'·- ____ -· _ P_Ia_y_~~~~ ~ses loaded·~·_ _ __ _ _ _ _ . cil>oolutoly ..... ONE QUAIT'-b,u'-r"'"' S.Cond Quort fill l 'uy thi1 ail.arovnd Vcunlth Now-for FICH~Jn...Wo..tworlt ... Pvmlture. fait d,ing ••• lt won't ONE PINT-.... ,...,'""' lCMkh ·ar mttr white. -''5tcond Pint Pall NJilW CEN~ER •I• '6" we~t I I l't'nt guests of Guy Spencer and f,amlly . Mr. and M~ . Delbert Murphy of Osgood, [nd., w~re re<>ent gue~ of tbe rorme-r's sister, Mrs. Lona CheYalier. Of Mason Clty Phon SP-3-5554 Mason City, W. Vo. Men, This Is It PHONE _ .y 388 1 s ' ' - :7 • nn.MBltOY _!,.,...._.........,. .,..........,.,............,.,......~""'~===--·' T-raditionally Amerioan ••. gifts·of milk glass Milo Van Mfter spent several days_with his bfo_ther Jack at _s uv. ~I ersvlllt! and N1ece Mrs. Mary , Price of Long 8oltom. • Dr. and Mrs. James Wilson and d~ughler Mrs, Marion Thornberg 1 lind son Roger of Wa~hington C.l-1 . spent ov,er the weekend wlth M.r. j .. l \\' l' (' ll J,l " ... . JPfl''"'~hn Hill ._. • , ~~ t!tel) · Roseberry and Cecil : · Jr. havt! iltmc to housekeeping in ' the Rodsh cottage, Mr~. Roseberry~ Pnotty, prac~ milk glass has been husband's SP-3 has spent 18 mo. a gift tradition for generations- and in Gl'rnw.nv and he ha~ neve1· saw · 1 'THE ORIAT JOHN L" ta what today is no 81:ooption. Many people his 16 mo.· old ~on. He will be di s· Jantzen call• thia "newut" In collect it. More important. youn1 mtssed from se~_viee in October. men'• Mm wear, modeled 1Q Enoderns axe enjoying it in waya the · Loa A.nge.lu. lt kind or taku Mr. and Mrt;. J. P. Burnell o( ori(inal designers never dreamed ot. Of!lll .beck O:Q yeariS or ao, you Charle.slon W Va spt'nl over theSppon•holders become planters, tummight tlt.y, {lnf6111GUona.lJ weekend with her ~btcr Ml's. 11 . n. bltn hold ci11.arettes- hundreds of Powell. new U8EI8! For gi(ta, milk glaes is Mrs ,), D. Roush attended the wonderful. And Fostoria mllk glWIB funel'al of het· brother In law Charles E. Gilkey Satw·day at .is ~ade by hand, just like the antique Ewings F'uncral Home. I oripaals. Come see our~ collectiQU.. Mt. and Mr&. V.esper Saunders j J of Huntington W. Va. are guest s of Miss Clara Day and looking art· I Plans ~ere ~iscussed for their 'er the property of the late Tbom· annual dmn_er m Novemb_er when as Wagner. the Pa~t ~h1ef~ of the Metgs Tem· 1 A Revival started Sunday night pi-e, Plthl-Bn Sisters , meL Mnnrlay bv the pastQr ul' the Methodbit evenil_'g at the home of Mn; . C. cimrch. . . h1r. and Mrs W~lter McDade and Hawkins. 'M"1'8 Wilbam Alima~ ,presi-ded (hildren Cathie, Chester and · · and Mrs. E. ~•. 'l'ompkms opened I Mr an~J_ Mrs. Chlrles McDade 1 tht _me:etlne~ With. ~. prayer and Troy Ohio spent the week witb · me(htatwn from The Upper th . moth r Mrs. walter McDade Room," daily devotional· ~ooklet. w-;~-r acco.m~ained' them home for a Games were ~y.ed durmg the vi it 5 · ·evening and prizes won b~ Mrs. Alltnan, Mrs. TorniCins, Mrs. Mil· ton Russell and Mrs. C. P Gallag. TUPPERS PLAJNS Funet-111-8ervic!es were held her. A d011sert course was served at a-t the- EUB Cbureh for Mrs. 1he elo5e of the ~ocial hour. Franees Parker with burial Ln the ~5;;;;;:;,;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;~;;;"":;;:~;;;;~1 ,uppen; Plajns cem~ery: Mr. and Mrs, Ge111.Ld VIolet spent seyeraJ days at Marion wttb his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Violet. · MJ-.. and Mrs. M·arlon Rlg(IJ an ~nnour;Jcl.ni the. birth'of a dauah· ter. Also • daughter wu bdra , 10 Mr: ~tnd Mn, Clyde KUihn. Those vlsitiag Mrs. Myrtle Frost IMake Plans For Annual Dinner COLLINS JEWE.LRY St.ore · • ~alue today goes down, down, down? you get in a So doesn't it all add up to a r.eal bonanza of value? Drop in and we'D prove it does. And hurry-the sooner, the smarter! \. IAC'KETS - becaute 'your prasent car 11 at Its peak value I * Jlonaoza JJqy Iuick prl- ltort rleht noxt to th011 of tho omallor · can. lut thooolulck dona .. buy you a whole of a thrUI, ...,. atyUng INOhn- m- rlclo liability, 010N oolldlty of llructu,.-tho lUI lulclc Yo!, * BLAETTNAR AUTO .CO. . ' ;~ MADAM PALMIST Olt'Md' I'MMr IIDd. Telll your put, future. SPECIAL . . ....... "' ........ .. l.oans Subjert To Our I i . ~-!. . ~ THEY'RE PRICED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! • STO p~ ·cia A ~l•it to me will k mento v•h,. to you, • rlment an4· J• Prompt Approval Phone In Colorful Handsome to look at 100% wool jersey blouses for your Fa-ll wardrobe. Three-quarter sleeve, tri-tier and rib-kn<! yoke. White, black, fire red, be:Ge. Sites 32-38 - At Low Popular Prices Desig1~ed with the adivf" 1-fe in mind - our wonderfuHy versa-tile chin ,., car c:o:.l has a general air of casual perftchnn. Handsomely detailed with wood ~ n DRIPond-DRY COTTON BLOUSES toggle button s, roomy pockets and a convertib.,e hood collar. Chu ·-:~ ~'ours in Natural Red and Tur· quoi . .:C' _Sizes 10·18. dry cotton blouses styled by Rhoda Lee, % sleeves, embroiderbib. convertible Peter Pan col· with tatting trim. White or Sizes 32-38. $WtATER$ fit beautifully into your way o£ life Lu11ury Woof·Knir Turtle Heck. SWEATERS Bold novelty weave turtle spell ca, sual comfort and warmth for. FaiL Ribbed collar and cuff. All white. sizes 32-40 neck sweaters SWEATERS WITH THI Sweater Girls' Delight - our furblend mock-fashlon beauties !bat feel and look a1 sort as pre<!lous ouhme!l'e. They are blended· of · lambswool, fur fibers, and · nylon • for longer wear and l"'urjo~ soft· lli!SS. Yours in Cas)imere ~e o~ Cashmere grey. Sl!es· 34-40, " of tm- CARDIGAN . . . . PULL-OVER i11t1 llf• re•dl"" Evervon• wellom•. Open Dallv 10 am to 10 pm Lonted Slit hou.., from Flamln«o Club. Rt. 7 KA,NAUGA, OHIO ' PRil'l!D POII'DUYING INI..Ailll'& Por AppOinhMnt Colt O•IAoolla 14$7·'"'11 ..-.- that ~·,.99 Cashmere Look Answ.... .U t~uettlons. -~· l~~ta IUI,.nteed or no c:Mrgo., WMh t~ls ad and hal~-. You .,. ta~tltltdl to a complete ... ,, ' Car Coat Favorite LUXURY FUR BLI!ND •cMeor. Aclvlce 1twen OD love, lnlll'> ri.... •net •llhslnea •fhln. If worried. troubled M fa doubt, put your mind .t --. CoMult me today --romcJrrowt may be too l•t•. I will aot only fltll you, will h•lp you tOve your ,... bl.arne. $J;. 9'5 'I Middleport I j 1 Cotton Chino Mn::·; AT ..w.,., I $1000.00 made on shoo't notk~. Finencing Ohio pe-o~l~ Mince 1912. You name lt. We •upply If. : WORSTED WOOL JERSEY BLGUSE recentJy wereehlklre-n •Mr. andof ~~;~ I Tho-mas and fio.n, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene and children, and Mr. and Mn. Grant Barnhart of Pomeroy, BOYS' QUILTED . LINING Ftlfi COLI:.AR • SIZES 6-18 "NN Ad1.1anc«d' Vari.abr, Pflch ~ U rlw A Buick always ...,;no hie~· lui tho '56 Iuick wlli bri•g you •vert: moN mon_.y wh.n you t~ II - . . . H cant• .....,.. VOIIablo PU<h. Dynaftow.* h'1 the tnOit tMivance4 trantmlulon yot do..lopocl-and tho only ono that bNOkl tho patt ..,bolttti!Jtl'l thuwltchopltch ~­ andof. tho ........ plctllalo,¥1.....,_ pitch propolloro. - . I beauties for fall... Winter Dais · \ tot moN automolllle _....,. room, mora power onlv IJunoflow Buick IH&Ildt ~~- lr U Jtrmtkird em ROGdn&MM, SUJW' ond Cntvry-optlonal IIC modt>at ftfra t»11 olf11ai ·S '**L I PRt~SENT Fq1Jq4d right now. And - • - l l h lulolt ao aolldly oot 01 Amorlca'o Na. I hit Sell.,..., bltltr: oaloo volume. permits us to make you an lvtn IMtt•r . t,.do.ln allowance. •· Com~'> ri1ht In, Sign ~,rp. Take the c:aHh. IJtf' it a, you wl&h Rrp»y on our popular ''TAKE IT EASY" terms. Loarur up .t o 1 , r.l I I Take the.seasoa of the year. Ask yourself-isn't il Hme to turn your present car out to pas~ before its exQellent I ---- 15 M1HUTE5 I Pyth«Jn Sisters big. roomy, solidly built '56 Buick. The pride of being years ahead, tod,ay. Advanced styling, advanced power, advanced ride, advanced everything. And best of all, you get wond~ new advanced Variable Pitch Dynallow•- · with a double helping of take-olf and a sweet new kind of controL $150-00 i RED ANCHOR- POMEROY I handcrafted by \ Take trntle-in allowances. It's a fact that a vol wne dealer can alford to give you the benefit of any doubt. It's another fact that the beautiful '56 Buick Is more strongly than ever in America's top .three ""st sellers. You can draw your ownconclusions. nam~ Rita Jo Miller Joy('e Gloetkner · visited Sunday wilh Mirian Joy Fosler of Pl11nts. Attendance pt the Melhodisl Sun day Schoo] Sunday were 74 offer·~ ing $10.27. ,. Above all, consider all j of Pi:rkersburj W. Va .Mr. and M1-s. R. E Grudley and son Mike spent over the week end with Mrs Grindley's parents Mr. ant.! Mrts. C. C Foster. Lige Shields fell and broke his foot and. ~ pent several days with his b.-other Carl ii i Pomeroy. \\ ilER' NEvrlt WAS ft I -- -- Mr. and Mrs. Haskin nnd son SampsOn are spending this week 1 with rela ti ves at Logan W . V<l.. FOR PRIZES AND SOUVENIRS R E 0 bt· [,1\0Jf l ''' 1Iwtu:ktc tnL 1 Mr and Mrs. Blainf' of Nowark sprnt. several days wi.th hi~ father L. L. Nicl'. • FREE REGISTRATION M0 ',1 191 ~ ;~r~co~u~r~•e~,~·~•d~w~e·~re~~~~to~'~th~e~N~•~t~w~n~•~l~Le~·~·~u~·~·";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;::~~~~~~~~=:;::;~~~~:;::;;;;;:;;;===:;:;;;~ -~-- Mr . and Mrs. C. T Adkin~ tnOV· ed la ~t Wt.'t'k to a farm they bought at Mt. Maria h . . Ag 01 m;;l mag~r , I Linda· spencer . 'speflt . severar l!.va dpy Mar:shall vl!i1tors welt CatTolton. Mr and S\ln· Mr~>. MATERIALS, INCORPORATED In TLe Hell1 ', at 67. da~ wath rela~JYes near Ch~k'!r. I<L t (' • M u Mr s,· Char·\ Ol.an Holter and sOns, Jack urs .nmm r. an l Southard of Man.slield were re- les Hamett Mrs. Harry Barnett a J .... Z\J' SP~N AND I m Buick. Take today's '58 Buick prices. They're not much higper than those of the smaller mrs. Frankly, who can tell If they'll ever be as low again? c_, I I LETART fALLS ONE GALLON-... u!.rPrln S.Cond Gal&on Jara· i n~;~nh, tlu- Yankt·p~ ",II 1~~~~~=r~.~~g~~ o~;!!:~n~h~~~~~~~~ Sp~~::~n~~:r;:a~in~":r~~s~dR~~'~ ::;~ l~!l('o;•\o~~~ t~h~~~:•::Ye~~~ f!a~ I wiff.l of •l:a•) at t•t antlth•r can I NEW YORi<. U1' . The of the Yankeet installtHI . thl'm a'l automatit tavortle• to 1 1 wm lh t' World Serlts with lh1• ' ! . thl' Chatmccy Mldcllo..,t Mantle'~ the home 1 Eldon Blake Jr. and family were Howard Mcintosh, Mr!i. He•·mam in t'iKhl ,}·eara.. In spitt' uf the ract the Yanket"' on a vacation tnp to NiaJ:arll Falls Seholl . Mr . and M,n. Joh• Frick, 1 he- Van~ dren1D£ room arter , lost tht' ~ent>~ last year to_ tht' and Canada. Mr and M Paul Frlek ana the a:•me wat a 11t,ene of reatralnt'd Dodg<"rB and that the Natwn ~1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Efftngtr of t'hiidren , Je~~ Eddie and }Jaula, 'I ju bil.n<"e , and even Mantle, ~ho League n~t only ~as two ~ltaigh.t Clarkslbw'g we-re recent w-eek end Ml's. Juhn Batt'y and dauJhter, b~ame lht only Yankee- s mce 11r1ump hs m the 't\urld Senes, but visitonJ. of L . .S. Buckley and Mils Rachel , Mr. and Mn Thomas Babe ~uth to bl~11t !JO home runJI\: .1 also in the All-Star l;l:ante, 1he Ntw Dud and Wayne ChevaHer \'Is· Bowen Mr and Mra. Wee.ks all of wa~ hl.l usu•J qu1~t self. . t Yorke rs are the choire. lted recntly in Tu-..rs Plains .,.ith p ' ·M · d M ;,.!!'-m The pennant -wmnert~ were 1n a 1 ..-.. ~ omeroy , r. an l'S. •I... h · b _~,. N h ·eth t · 'their uncle, Elmer Hall and wife. I Pull ins Columbu!i and the ' host urry to catch a tram ao.;a to e-w a.~M e-l~nna,n . th b . . t William Whitehead who Spe!b:t d h 'I York. I Y a vtce o e O)S IS -.1 some lime with his ~n in Hetp 1·e an os en. The train wp• atocll:ed with th~ 1 hold off on the victory celeb~areturned to hi s home recenHy . 1 v i('ton champaine the Yanka t lwn and gave the champagne ttll Jo)Jn David Sisso-n of Orrville picked Up in Cle\'_e land whe.n the)' we . get . home- and have.. a p.art~ sp~:>nt a waek end at home here. anticipated but mlr;&ed copping the , lh~tr wtves can ath:nd, Stenge• Clyde Packard Parkenhurg pennant there Sunday. sa1d. .!JP&n.t a few day.s ' with his uncl• Miss Eva Sayre RN jnd Mrs. I.e- . Manaeer Caae~ . Stengel sat beAs to Mil~aukce or Brooklyn ns Fre-d Coleman. ah Chitte~den RN h d 8)! their 1nde a locker, ~IS cap perched on a :World Serre-s opponent. Stentd Ronald Dillon and family have juesta th1 s week M~- and ~s. t.~e back o! hu; head . and sal<J, sa~? h~ had no p~e!e-rence . . moved to Toronto Ohio. Ed11ar Sayre, Sl. Louis, Mo. Ml K. ' 1t WIJ an important ga me lo win. : We r_e not abatd o-1 anyone 1n f1 . 1(s Joll&nza time at /JuiCk ~~\ ~f:f::.~~~yl~;:e;!!:er~~ I I I . · ob.erv~D((: deeo~ated P1'ck '-:ankees I· As r1."'avorrtes .. I J0ITt.ne SerieS • l c·mehes Flag Yi(-l:.S w~ .,., -- 1 Pomeroy, Ohio bP.""" Honor Guest At Basket Oinner Eldon W,ee\:s wa• .n ht ol ~f &0 · ~Tie ,, , b"ket dfnner he'Id'lsunctal"•at l" a· 8 iiDK the home of Mr._ aDd. Mrs. J ohn R. family Mr. and Mrt. Fr&ok Wee_Jcs. _NelwnYtlle, ID CHICAGO UP· Mickey Dale and Gladys Baugbman of Col- of hu btrtbday . A birth- pennallt· winnlnl home ru n JU th eumbus. day rak~ w.:~s l!en>t'tl With th~ dlo· 11th innlnJ waa the •ignal today Members of the Joeal PTA were ner. for the New York Yank-ee• to fio- ~~- . "" _ , J•MI!!M'Owtl. ORio-..1 t'ti'J' fttrtMl~ tratt."lU~_with wtttet Mrs. 81,tt7 R- H. 1. Jam"!!f..~t1- o . 1.-..,.1011 ·~ old and - lit-~ t-im.. l.bl(r-....d . ln7 ~ - ~~- ~e 1~~ ~ • .,._.. Dquld UNNKL ~,.Y~:a_ nt!Yer know • h r JnOIIiiid: .a&IJ . r..SuctnJI with . · ·- -' ·{ I better time to T start enjo}ling a gorgeous new Ch•rl.. McDon•ld probably will ,..._.e IOfM lineup chan.., lrt hit •tartlnt IIMUI' •nd O\lfll' at Wa· hun~~ Cotch Ralph 5-_yH: m.ay find hlrnatH mlnu111 tht ttrvlce• of three reaul•n •INI on• •ub who Wtro lnlured In the Pomtroy game, Th. F•lcoM •lmo-t for c•r· t•ln will not hn• R011:oe SDrouu •n.d k•nnv 'T'eylor ln. tht IIMup, •ntll Dhtk. Y>OYI\I' Is •110 • doubtful I &t•rt•r. Sub end Howard McDif'dtl I wn lnlurtd' lut week. McDonald alsn has one- n•gular who will be ~ldelinf'd thl ~ Wt>l'lk r.uard Dave Stover rf'crived a leg 1 in.l ury agaill.'lt Pt. Pltasant, Rnd · will n9t 9E'e acHon !hi~ WN•"k . Alo;n yr~1flrday aft"rnoon. hlg lac:klo Tum Cl•rlc Will ~ent home wl~h thf' flu, but it ill hofH'd that hl' wlll be on the 0 . K. llst for Fri· day niglat. The Jackd mentor may make llt:Veral ch&nies In hill fMward wall, but will •tick Intact wLth his haekfll!ld. Gene Abbott ha ~ bt'o'h moved up to end, and ~hotild set somt servlct' at tjll.ll spot. Pearl ErlWirds wUJ rpove Into Clar"k·!l place If he hn'.t re-ady to go, At IJ\Wds Junio.r Rowley, CorMll Vance and Bobby Henne-lly are all 1 Kelch'i:a for a 3lart. Erwin i.s KUre I STETSOHS ........................ $10.95 I STYtEPARKS · · .. · ....... .......... $ 7.50 I FI"H AVE. -.. · .. ··· .... · .. ··~ .... $ 5.00 Dependable Sln•e 187! 8. '.lll8lJ.-.rNt!J• 1111'6 ll"~~~~~·J I I ~r~ :~~AM~~~ c~ud~nu Sml~h _,;! Re~~t 'a:u-rnts of the Thomas I Mantle's Homer Reetllt .... IT'S COMING SOON! flag, met tli!l Phillies t~- , ;.tccoR.MJCK, d~y iu. aMther doubleheader and 1 NEW Y~HK ,_. Man~g c .Birdie Tebbetts was GIANrS: 1 · making na predictions otlrer than , 6 5, ooo 80#/JS !f) claim Cincinnati s till has n ROOK!£ ?OU711'PAW c hance· for the pennaut. WHO n6URES ?Z1 He sc h e duled Tom Acker oo the Pt.AY A PART /N monnd in the opener and Johnny A 8RI6N/£R ~Hppatein in the nightcap, AckPr f'tJTt.l!?£ F'oR tilE has won two and lOtSt thre-t while LOWlY .NEW Klippstein bas an 11-even won-lost string. YO/?K5.R'.7- IIE'tL Pt: ;g 7"116 Curt Simmons won hi! 13th I game In the OpEner on WiU ie I AONTJI Jones' bases loaded single in the ei.glrth lnnina: which off~:et lwo homer.'i by Walt{ Post, which ac-counted for all o Cii"lclnnati's runs_ 1 Robin Roberts had to hang on grimly for hi ~ 18th triumph when - - - -~--~ the Red!egs exnlode-d for four runs :lf'en"t re ll dy tht•n Jim Johnson and LAUREL CLIFF in the eighth i·nning lli he roasted Ler-oy D<1 rling prob:~bly wil! gt't along 5·0 in the second garne .tlte st;~ r ting nod. ll owever, Young Mr. Robert Dtlvis and family Three of the runs came home ~ hnu ld ht' Tl'atly rur· al lea.~t parll callt>d on Mrs. fi':vu TrJcy Monday. wht•n Ed Bailey hit hi.~ 27th· homer 1 IJJIII' ll{'tion . . Mr . and Mrs Everett Hayden and with two on, the 40th allowed by I Mrs. Anna Heaton of Urbano, and Roberts this year and the OIIly one ' The Jaekl'ts are agnln hopmg ! Mr.~ . l.ona Ro~cher railed at the of( his majo, league rerord . .John and Lou D1ehl hom~ Monday. But Roberta Canned Post and to pull a n upset L;tst yt~ar they I Bttty Lou Ebhn called on Bet~y the-n strru:k out Frank Robin.9on bat! It'd !he .Falcons despite gr12at J u Eblin Monday. · ndd~ to lose ouly by a 14· 12 score M . ,, Wlth two on to ('nd the inning. The Iierman Harrison next mntng the Ph'll'1 t.o.,. score d two · and th1 s ~ easoJJ lht:y again will be 0 r Gr I!iln.... 1 Mrs · R tpo IS spent Monday alter. runs off reHever Brooks Law1·ence ?u t to UJl'liC\ the t.lnpe bu ck et noon w1th Mr and Mrs J oh n Dlehl on Johnny Temple's wild th ow at· ag:~1nst th e InJury ridden Falcon 1 Curr.y lly~l:' ll wa~ an l'vening f tempting to complete a double _, warned' tht' will have lo go :;··- .. For the man who wants a long.Ute suit that can withstand lbe most rl&ld test-here'o wor. sled• in a dandy collection at $52.50 SAL !.~ 1/f ONE 111111#6 OF .REJ./E!f Bur There strala ht slng!.fs rocke1l 0" J ansen f or t h e tymg " "-"'rry run :-.nd the n when Solly Hem us bounced to George Crowe, the bi g first baseman went fur the double play and Jones score-d with tlJ,.! lead ru n · The Phillins loaded the bases in ••s ' • .... • V~- ""a" 'I! Jlf~M !1111 AM..- ~fW • • • _ II·ICI- I ~ I tft•·r 4~ · .If 1tAJ . lr~. Word . .n., bo... • ·- ~ Q rs.roh c-!...,.. n.edovtue: .'":"' Eldon Weeks Is baa beel'l received of thl! brothers . Paul, BeLpre, Brya nd 1 v;:: I ---- c:__:_:c_:;.;:,::__ __ r •i · · · r death in Akron of Nat c Kibble Thom•,~; ct.ayton, Akron. Bu.rlal 1 By LUCY KIIILI He w.as the son of Clntlnnatus l was In Akron MoD41Y Au&. 27 · L)'tt Ntcboll, sm,aH ,iiQII of Paul i and Jda Belle Killble d~ceaaed. He n~ ~on ~r"a:~nci~n~p~~-1 end Mary Nichols fell and brcke- ll survived by (lne Sisler, Mn. a rs 1 de.:. ... wH ._..... ---- - - - - --.. : I oven·onfidonrr '. I L£A6UE Pe:JI/r 1 Del Enni• . .rter Ashburn •went to third on a wUd .oiteh · ' gavel bod ed away to a two team now t h ~; t the Redlelj:'s arc 4 ~ g ames out uf ' fi.rst pl1 ce. ' ' w :·h onl y nln~ garnet rf'mammg , 1'• .- R••dle•s dr.........,..., bQih <amL-s • ~here Tuesday· I of a double-header. wHh the Philadelphia Phillies , 4-3 I and 7-4. Jlt-f, /II~ The Poml'l'uy Panlhf'rs and tho Middleport Yl'l low J adtelll went through ltravy pract ice · :-;('ss!ons 13~1 nig hi a~ th(•y ma-de prcpRraU on.~ for thl'ir second pigskin game l ) f the .~eason this coming Friday night. Rnth teamll will take t:o lh ~ road ~~~the Po.nlht'Ts trek tu lum1. Chauncey to mf'el !hi' Chu unceyT>ovl'r Hlue Devil s wh ill' 1hl' Yellow J ackets will s lip acros~ th(' river to meet the Wuh ama Falcon_, at Hachtel Jt'iekl. In Pontft'VY Coach Alex Clio It guarding. agalntt · O'tlerconfict.nce • 11 hit P•nthers prep for a Chauncey ttam that wa, defeated 26-0 by th• powerful N•ltonvlll• Grey Moundr;, Coallt-.•d by Bill Smith +he Devil•~ lllce th• Panthen, loll 11•veral •t•ra by gradu•tlon. .nd ' In th• Nel1011vllle v•me they play•d mott of the contelt without the •rvliCft of W•yno Stoftt;, th.tr star halfback. Stotts should 1M ready to io for Friday night end will d.tlnltely 1M a thr. .t to thf! P.artfl-\trs if M It In the gatM-. The Devlla u .. a 11lngl• WIAir af. fen-. Pome-r-oy ·came out .. t the Wahama ~ame tn good PhY'!Iical ~hape · ann Coach Cilo- problbty will flO nlong wHh the BRme llneup that saw scrvl~ RJainst the Falcon.~. P11rt!cularly lmpre&elve In the opf'nln~t E!ame victory was the hArd 1 blocking and taelr:llng, aid Cllo has again placed emphasl.<~ on funda-mentals this week. I The Panthers have alway~ had a tough time- with Chauncey, and only lut year barely eked out a 7-8 victort on the looal field as John Young sl'l up the winnin.': .~core w.lth a blocked kick, anti Harold Brown took it oveT, for lh" 'Ml. BOO WIIIS{)n then convertt>d on · a run to win the g11me. The Panthe-r s r~tn .wl'll rt'member two year~ past whe-n fhey opened tbelr seo.aon with lmpn!:Give vlctorlu ove-r Wa-hama and Chnun cey, and ttum Wt!l'e walloped by an uader rated Nelsonville !Pam in thetr Clio ia fl!lhtlng r other colors in The Redlegs le-d , 2-1. on POilt '~ 130lh Oomer in the fourth inning or ' the opener but then the Philii es went ahead when Ci ncinnati up a tun in c~mp letin g u doublt• ral·e play. $2.98up TIIS $1.50 SPORT JACKETS Joe ana te-ntwnal walks to.s&•Q..,I,.opat• •nd -J PHILADELPHIA UP - The upand.-duwn Ciodnn-ali Red leg~ appear('d 10 be down abd out 1uday in tbe hot National League flag ra e!'! which. has apparently pt>,SI- P~tablishmg a pat\.-t'!l l nf · ~J'lllng down" in lht• four 1 h 1 StroniJ At End I qua rtt>r Th(· lllg guns in that ILw Junior Fn•d 11.1 ' TI~ nmil" 1111 B~ B.. u Brummel I up Wt'r l' All Anu•rk·a Guard t':.o l ! J on~·' - ! iJ ri!:~'r S wedbrr ~. Edd 1· 1 ~r r ong at thl' end nf la~t ~c~-ul l I <•n d p!ayt•d 11 0 IJuts tar~JI! ng ;.:Jtll ' \' . n ·· ~·r~t. .Jun Fr('entan, Jfl ri Jer:_1 BUTWIN ag am;, t Nol l'e ])anw . ll u t :,:1 !1 p: u nd J ohn Noerr:J of Ynrmg:-.Se-t Off..,tiv• Mark tnwn , Ohio, is givrn a .<di Kh l I'd;;,· , All Col.,. •nd Sin• ILH· rtvw. who later wa~ named nn 'l rt~ngth nf h i~ tldt> nsi ve abi li11· r OJJ!•tandin.'( player in th(' ~-:~ "! I <~nd hull-l!kt> ru ~ h e~. NO<"e ra is a ·W<''>i .'ilinnt· Game, set a total of .•ophomnr101. 1 r~·ml' n·r unl fur the Hawkt·y~ ·~ln_tUI'II' 'i t•ot tltl play a n illlpnr1.00 1 .1ard.., du rmg tht· l!J55 cam - tant ro lt• Cu-l'aptain Dirk lk a~~· 1 IHII~n. ba-, hro-!'n t t: h•ga led to th in! tr am Ploen stt·p ~ 11p tfl fill Ht·it hnw \ ll tne pos111u n hecOIUSt' of a knr·l' ins hot'" · jury, Tacltlr Gem•gt· Kress. ~ 23~ i "Hr r·o u]d bt• 1!Ur be st a! I arnuurl tJIIUUdt>r. will bt! tryin.o: for hi ~ Mill S Mktdl~....-.r( pla .H•r," fo~v<t~hn·t; kj said. 'le;l{] l'r- f1 1 ~1 full ~ca~;::m. lt ls pa st !-ITV i t'l' ~ " hill yuuth w.Jll he nu r Nu . t li tmtr•d ehronir lr•j.! t' umh lt ,,n <~~sl"l" H:d fiJack .'dike Halj:lcr ha~ not :";;..._ _.;;..._.;__ _ _ _ _ _ _-"'_ _..;.._ _...;~;;;'-'-;;.;;;;;;;;;;.1 cnmt• up tn !as! year's form he- SPORT SHti.TS v· of OF TOP TEAMS IN MIDWEST l'h' •i•h•h ....Nuxhall tngl• !ly ru.~~· Atlhblttn off , 1a- REEDSVILL! . STIFFLERS' Ivy League STRIPED POPLIN CAR COAT You'll want to own Ibis sports car coa-t with a difference -everything about it Is streamI.Oled- from the Ivy League stripes to the up or down hootl collar and the toggle buttons . Its warmly interlined with quilting and lt's real easy on your budget. Stripes of green with brown or green with red . Sizes 10-1~. YOURS FOR ONLY $10-95 WARM AND MtGII'J'Y. GOOD LOOKING �' _ __ Da 1' y Sentinel: PmtJerov-Mld4leport, O; S.pt 111. Je58::r7 ~ --------- 3~ n.ATS KILLED with one pound --·- r B.-IIIK. AND · COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OP' (2) Yean; tber..!ler, 11 follows: 6-Daily'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Sept 19,19G3 STAR WARFARIN . S11fe , sure , POMEROY, OHIO : Twenty-five CenlA {~) per one --· -- -.,--~-'---,---..,..,-:--IUII.t"ante.ed . : Amending Ordinance No>. 269 to Flxin,g and regulating tbe price SJOC'TION 1; Tbt.t for the period hundred (100) cubic feet lOJ' the LASE RITES HILD 4 V ~ Ebel'1-bach Hardwan I prO\'Idt' for the installation of that may be cllara:ed by The Ohl<l of One (1) Yea ;· (rom and after first 800 cubic feet, U¥ed thrOII.Ib Funeral .services for Mrt. Marr su.-. Run hcd Mill ' me<'hamcal parkiq time i.Jldicat-~ Fuel Gas Company, i.t-11 successors the effective date of this ordin- each mder each month; cu.s Shiflet Point Pleuaot, were WANT ADs VILLAGI OF POMEROY ORDINANCI NO. 310 VILLAGE Of POMiltOY ORDINANCE NO. 311 Many Loca/ oung People Enro/JecJ In u••n ..:uers•'tw I 9 19 2mo. p or.s, or parking mete.n, oo the or a.s..signs, for natural ga1 to the ance, the maximum price whJch Six and one-half Cents (6\tc) btl~ this ~ter.oO!'n at TrinLt}· Met. two par ktng •Dts Located on the Village of Pomeroy, Ohw, and ..o The Ohio Fuel Gas Company, ibt per one hundred (1001 cubic feet hod.tst Church With burlaJ l.n Lone p~:HES-W~ . are_ picking S&_J- I Nm·th li!d(> of Main Street In the its inhabllants, for the period of .'!uccessors, or asstsn, shall be per- for the next 4 200 cubl~ feet Uled Oak Cemetery. Mr. Shiflet II\ a wona peaches. F~ne for freez- Vlllagr of Pomeroy, OtUo. Jt'ive (5) Years from and liter the mitted to charge- for and the min- throught each' meter each ~onth · brother of Fred Shiflet. Middl.,. f'4iiii"' · ~g· . Bring co;Lam~rs. Webste~ . WIIEilEAS, because of the traf. effcctm~ date of this ordinance ; imum price at whi"h it or they Seven and one-half Cents ('ll.oic) port, and a former local resident. C~ut t arm. ml ~s ea.st 0 f f• t· rondllwns now exUUn11n the and repealine that certain OJ'idin· shall be required t() furnib na~ per one hundred (100) cubic feet Young people who are en;olled 9 14 t V1llage- of Pomeroy, Ohio, and for ancc No. 276 passed by t~ Coun· tural ga to the Village of Pome~ for the next -M,OOO cubic fe«, word i) es er SECTION 6; That any ordinance in school Utis month include "P41r- •· 1 5 It:~~! ~:~aiu~ eharie ~.~ I BEANS~ PHONE 609-X, A. o 1th e public safety and wetf&re ol cil of the VUla&e of Pomeroy, .Oh.io roy, Ohio, and to its inhabltan.ti, used through each meter each or rqolutiom. .or part of an or· garet Hoyt, Robert McKinney, Mar4 ceat~ per wo.rd for three con· Lee, Syra<'use · : ~he VJl lage of Pomeroy, Oblo, 1t on the !5th day_ of December, 1949, shall be Bnd the same is hereby month; dJ.otnce or resolution, inconsistent ietta College; Willlam Dant, Juan· t' · rt.ioM 9-17·3tc · 1:. necessary to reguJa.te the: pl.l'k-~ entitled: "OrdLnance No. 276 fi:~e-d f-or t"'ach individual consumer 1 Seven Cenli (7c) per one hun- herewith, il, to \he extent of such ita Haw)ins, Ohio State UolY41'I~U \ve ln.se · - - -- - - - ] mg nn the parkinl!l lots located Jo~ ixlng a.nd regulating the price as follows: dred (100) cubic feet for the next lncon.siatency, hetebJ repea~d. sUy; Jean Smart, Andover-Newton Speaal~ne month for 2G cents $100.00. 22 INCH C'UAL FUH- · on the North side of East Main th&t may be charged by The Ohio Twenty-five Cents {2~)1)e-r one 50,1))() cubic feet, U88d th.rou&h Seminary. F wo f 2 lJ d .11 NActo:: rumpl ete with _thl:'"!'mOS~at, , St r~£"1 In _ th~ Vill~ge of Pomeroy, Fuel Gas Company, its successors hundref) (100) cubic feet for the each meLer each month; SECTION 7: Th&t lhould any Sheila Stover, Jane •Young, ub r~te 0ed f c:en d pe~ ror ·r Wl hot a1r duets. 7 rl'g~St cr s. Call ! by mstaJI.mg parkma meters. or assign, for natural, mll'ed, or first 500 cubie feet. used through . Six and one-half cents (61,)) per !eeUon or part of a section or pro0 Ruth Ann Powell, Nancy Rawlinp ecd 1''ll•~r "thve'!!s,hnW ' noht Middleport tll! J..J . I NOW THEREFORE, be Jt or- manufactured ga5 Ato the Village each meter each month; one hundroed (100) cubic feet for vWon of I s~tion of thla ordin0 eac Marilyn Knight, Patrlcia Uoyd, pat or •.,..; .>re: e ~ d Jll d b th Co ·1 of th Vil r p ob· d Sl d h 11 11 · 1 ance be declared void. tbe fe. IH7 3tc mo lh foll tae insertion ~ -------- • a e Y e unct e - o ~meroy, 10, an to lt.s in· lt an flne- a cents (B'tlc) a m excess o 100,000 -cubic feet, .thU Error: in AJ:ertilirq:-Sbo~ld be Tender green pod beans for sale. iag_e of Po~eroy, Meigs County, habitants, for the periOd ot ' seven per one hundred (100) cubio-- feet used through each meter each malnder ot ordinance shall Mary Carolyn Miller, Fred Lewis~· Jobn Filher, RU6aell ~sh Kenn· reported imme-diately. The Daily $1.00 per bushel. Bring con· I OhiO, two-thuds of au_ members (7) yelll! from and after the er- for the next 4,500 cubic feet, used month; DOt Le affected·tbereb],·. eth Murray, James MouA1ina, R05-' Sentinel will not be r<SDponsible talner.s. Dana Salser. Racine, R. I clect,ed therelo, ooncurnnr. fectlve date of this ordinance. through each meter each month; A Minimum Charge for each SECTlON a: That this ordinance coe Wise, Cbarle.'l Haskins, Keitb for more than one incorrect ino . 1. THE Seven Cents {7c) per one bun- customer each month of No Dol- shaU become effective at Uae- ear- Riggs, Sally Schaaf, Chirlee: st~ 9 18 Otp I SECTION 1: Thlt Section Two 1 BE IT ORDAINED B:Y sertlon -of Ordinance No . .289 enlc:'l.ed or. . dre<l (100) cubic feet for the neu Jars($2.00) shall be' made. u ser- Ueat period allowed by law, coodir bart; Ohio University. Cartl or T'ail!nks and Special Noco:.rll\ ~ .':>OON , new 111!>7 model 1October 4. 1948 be amended to Is permitted and the conditions 95,000 cubic feet, used through vice under this rate schedule 1;,: Uoned upon wr"ltten &ceep~oce tices or E:vt>nt.'l printed at rel(u· 40 liP Srott·Atwater outboa rd rno- 1read as follows: • thereof .These may be upon the ea ro h meter each month; discontinued at the request of thereof beiDJ filed by The Ohio Myrna Russell, Raymond Turocr, . lar classified ral@S. Obituaries lor. Mm e S(.Wcd. new 12 V. clec- 1 C•mgested Area. For the pur- parkin-g meler stand or in the im· Six and one-half cents (6%c) per customer, The Ohio Fuel Gq Com- Fuel Gas Company witb the Clerk Office Training School;) N-ancy Rol~ . • p_ubli.•_hed at 1 cent per )¥Drd. lric g('ncrator . system built in fly- JIOse of this Ordinance ~e "con· mediate vloinit)'. Any vehiclt one hundred (100) cubic feet for pany shall .not be under any obli- of the ViUaae of Pomeroy, Ohio, ler, Sally Lacey, St. Jo~epb'a Hottwheel mr ;tn:s quickie starts and · ~ rs ted traffic area" is hereby de- whlab remains in an indl'Vidual the next 100,000 cubic feet, wed eatlon to ,resume- service to the .wJthin thirty (30) dly& from and pit~l School of Nuramg:. Ja~ls c (' 'J tiCP.S .... better _ idltn~. no llrag on power, 1 clarNI to be on Sections of Main parking space- af.t.er the prescribed· through each meter each month; same customer on the same pre~ after ita paasqe. _ €hild1, Cherole- ~Jake, Pauhne Zlrthrec Jet r;, rhUTetor saves up to · Street, Butternut and Mulberry, time tor parkine, is hereby deter~ SJx and one-fourth Cents (6\4.e) ml.!es until the customer bas made .. kle, Holzer Hospital Sthool of NurUBLIC SALE 34 per ct·ut mol'(· fuel. BI!:!·A·Mal lc 1 L.vnn, Sycamore and Court Stteeb mined to be illegaUy rarked but per one hundred (100) cu-bic feet payment ot an &mount equal to PASS~ Sepl 17. 1958. sing; Robert Ashley, Marshall Col· llAYOR E. F. Robinson 1M2' James Arnold Marshall Ct,t. Th e- unrlt• sign1•d wlll orrer for new qult-tl-r and ~muothcr ope rat· I and also the two parking lots on lin no event shall It be coiUidered for all in excess, of 250,000 cubic tbe minimum plODti;Jly charge for salt•, ~~ J)ubhc auction , at th~ wn . Rilynw nd Lowry destgn r d, the Nnrth side of East Main Stre~ 1Hlega-1 parking if the metq.. dis- reet, used through ~ach meter each mon'b of the Jntervenint A'M'EST: Charte, W. l.egar, l~te; Andy Batey, W, Va. Wesleyresi~nc~ or the late Daniel M choice Of t·ol D_1!-i Pric~ will plea ~c Pomeroy. Ohio, aDd which a-aid play signal shows that ~ pl}per each month; · period, but not to exceed twttv, Clerk. an, and Roger Cbanucey, Univer· Warnrr In Chester . Meigs Coun· you Metropolltun Auto Sales , Mid- · ~arkmg lots are located between deposit llas been made for ~ch A Minimum Charge • (12) month!l. · 9 18-26 2te sity of W Va. ty , Ohio. on Saturday, the 22nd die port. I Sycamore Street and Butternut parking. The provisions ' "'f :"i"thll for each SECTlON 2: That it Is expre&j.,;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,i"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:oi of September. 1956, lhe personw.l 9-17-6lc I Avenue in the Village of Pomeru)', OrdJnanee s}tl.ll not appb' ij. ve- ~UflomderTwe&cht mf~nlhCeof One Dol- ly conditioned the service to be f -· Ohio . apd any ot.her streets with- bicl es par k ed or standing UpCih 'lba!J ar anbe made. f':n Y· If lye !lervice ntg ($1.") property of Danlt!( M. Warner, FOR SA I.E. HOUSJ.:, rive room .~. I in the sai-d Villa e- Of Pome under rendered by I aid Company, 1ts 1 cnnsJslml.( in part or: Tablflti, hath , larg{' gara g(• . cheap for quit-k Ohio which Cou:cH hereby 1'0'/de' the sltreethtll of thestVIdllage of ~e- !hiJJ rate schedule ls dbcontlnue-:1 :~~=:~~~rceasst~l· bpeursupr,·'m"ar',·tory D•she!'i, K1tchen Utensils . Cupt f Th ·~ • • · roy n e conae e area herem· 8 t th 1, PI 1011 . 6309 J 1 tc.-mlncs 1 d R ff K. h c · sa [ · ( • • · that because of the flow b f d 1 t d h h e reques 0 customer, e for domestic and eommereial pur· >Oar , u et, llc en hairs. !l· l7·3tc of tr•ffJ•• on the - · · · or ..,_ bel lore es gnak e w en s~c ve· Ohln Fuel Gas Company shall not Stov~ . Hdrigcrator , China closet 1 ... ~ -'-f •• c es are par ed or standing up- be under any obi" gat" to poses and that service shall not be 9 Stand. Rooks and Bouk. Case , 1 - tions of Lhc street• witbin such 1 on such streets between .UJe hours t th ~ ton resume extended to other eonsumers. of 1 uent ' area that parking therein shaiJ be of 6·00 · . 9erv re 0 e same customer on different classes until after all 1 tb Heating stove. Gas hratt>r, Wa.o.h ll4t For " I suhj~ct to the provislona of thla 8·00· p. mi. tnh felleve~mg unh 1 lhc same premises u~il th.e cus- rell8onabJe requlremen•- for :....._ . Stand , Bed and other items. _ . - _ ---· . . . · a. m. o e o owmg morn- tomer ha.~ made payment of an ~ u...Sale to eommcnce at t·oo p. m. o) roum Junu -./tl·fl ,\J>AU.'l'MI<~NT. oH~I~l~o.ce. . , . Jng of each week-day except Sat- amount equal to the mlnimwn IM"stic and commercial PUI1p0ses Terms .Cilsh . Brnwnle Wonds.. i Utilttu·~ p:11d . 35tl Norlh 4th s~ .. - SECl_ION 2 · Tha-t Sectton Ftve urday when the pro~si()ns of this monthly charge for each month are fully met, and thi$ provision Am·tionrcr · Fred Rice Arlmin . M!ddlt•t>ort 9 19 6tp or Ord10ance No. 28D Is hC'!'eiJy ordinance sh-all not apply between f lh · 1 . d b shall be binding upon sai-d Com. I . 1 'amend"d to read as follow•· 10 00 p. m. Satu rd ay evening and 0to exceed e lh ervenmg • ut not. pany ' Its suc<·essors a nd ass1rns., islrator of · the estate ' or Daniel· lwelve 02peno ) m()nths M. YiJrncr deceased Regulation s of Parking in lndl- 8:00 a. m. of the followinr McmFrom d ft h · during each month 01 each year: 9 19 2tc ONE four room and I five room :__ _ _ .: apartment~ . 8 room dwelling, vidual Parking Spaces. : day. T.he provisions of thi.s Ordin· an ~ er t e e1plration but during any month Or year' MADAM MARY newly dC('OI atc<l inside a.nd out. ! Whenever a vehicle shall be pa.rk- a-nee shall not apply on Sundays of dth; afor~sal~ One ~ear period s~bject to the foregoine llmita~ . PALMIST Must be s~;>en to be appreciated. 1 ed in an individual parking space, and Holidays ;2~ y or 8 thurt penod of Two t10ns and after compliance with I A. N. Br ngel, Pomeroy. 9 18 tf where a parkmg meter bas been · · cars erea ter. Sr. follows: the foregoing provisions ga.s may Gift(!d r"'ade-r and advisor Tells Willi Side Mower your past. present. and (uturr. - - - - - - installerl Lhe person parking such SECTION 3: That Scetkm~ -41\ Twenty-five Cents (-25c) per one be d-elivered to any other con1! worried. or In doubt. put your SLEr.:P_IN,G ROOM~ for rettt·.,wlth ; vehicle !lhall · deposit one cent Ordinance No. 269 Is : . e:bY _bu.ndred (1~) cubic feet for the sumer and additional classes of mind at f"asc . 1 will help ynu cookwg pr:l.vJltgcs, 127 Bu~ coins, five cent coiru, ten cent -amended to read as folio-,!£:~ :CI'I!t 600 cublc feet. us~d through oom~umers at . such times and solve your problem.~ . An$wN all _n~ Ave ., ~ome!oy. 8 .3 1 · coin:s or a twenty-five cent coin .. t dnce. All parking is p~ ~~- .u ch mete,r each month, under auch conditions and for ReroDdltloned With N.W 11res questiom . Reading!> ~uan1nt~ed The llull'l Murtln has H\'llilable, a 1 ~mted Stat~s monC!y In Blid park. in 8 ~Y. P_arking spa-ce w.lt .•..~ '.il :1, s~x and one,-half cents (61Atc)j such rates a~ may be agreed upon or nn rhargc Open dally from few roums wilh running water · mg mctl:'"r, 1f such meter displays me~m u mst~lled which d~s~tays »er· one hundred "(lOOJ cubic feet between the Campany and ,such 10 u m to 10 P. m. Everyonl' sll'aJTl l~t'alt•d . and Hotel llCrvlce ~he ~·gnlll showm~ that legal park- a Signal ~howmg that parkl,~l h }or the next ol,400 cubic fE;~t; . used · COJ<tUmer or coaaumers. NEW IDEA,It'•'oll Rubber 9 19 6tp at ,<;pcl·ul wP<•kly or monthly 1ng l!l only permJtJ.ed on such de· not permitted ~nless a dei>PJ.lt Qf 'through each meter each month· SECTION 3: That Ordinance wt•lcomc. Kanauga AN / EVANGELISTIC MEETJNc rail's to !!!cady guests. Rat~s as posit. ' s one cent cmn, five eerit'-coin, Seven and one-half Cents (741~) No. 278 passed by the· Council of low a.s $8 weekly double oceuThe Village Council shall, in ae. ten eel~! coin, or a twentY-five per one hund-red {100) cubic feet tbe Village of Pomeroy, Ohio, on · IN FINE CONDITION will be hcold Sept. 17 lhru S<.pt. 30 pane~ . Also room.s for Special cordance with the provi1lona of c~nt coin Is made ~ herein pl"f)- for the next 45,000 cubic feet, the ~th day of Deeernber,_1949, en~ at Zion Church of Christ each. Mcetu1gs, Parlle.s, Waddings, thla Ordinance, determine the Vided for. Any vehtcle parbd in used through each meter each titled: "Ordinance No. 278 -FixPI(:K~D evening at 7:30 including SatB11nqucts, and Private bre·akfast, ' length or Ume that ptrking 1i contravention of this provision month; ing and regulating the price th&t urdays. Ray Rus.sl'H, u forml'r lunt'hcons. and l'upper partie.s. l pe••rr.issablc in an Individual park- shall_ be deel_!led to be an illegal seven Cent.s (7c) per one hun- may be clnlrged by The Ohio Fuel member or thr <"hun·h will ht! Phone 300 to Mr. ,Samuel. 0. Per- : ing space for ~ich meter Is in· pa_rJung ~mder the provl&lons o.r dred (100) cubic feet for the next Gas Company. lk 11ucce880 rs Or • IN FINE CONDITION Evangelist. Everyone I ~ invitrd ry, ieM~l'c of Hotel Marlln. stRllcd upon the deposit of one Lhts Ordinance. The fat't that a 50000 cubic feet used through assigns, for natural mixed or to E~tt.eml. IJ~~~Ot~ 9 10 1moe , cent, five cents, ten cen~ or twen- ~ehiclc is in an individual park- ea~h meter each ;.,onth: manufactured ~as w' the vlilage NO HUNTI.IlG l)r trespas:.Jng, ~ Ttooi1S-an~ATII, 10 Cole St. I ty-five rents In the ~arking m&er lng space ":¥hen the lime signal Six and one-half Cent.~ (6~c) of Pomeroy, Ohio, and to its ln· '. . <lay or night ou my fai'IWL Q,;l r.' j. for small , e ramll $35 as hc!clnbe{ore provtded . N()t\ceto on the parktng _m eter of the II,Dle peT one hundred qOO) cubic feet habitants, for the period of O'Nt•i]. l)omero~. RD~ . ~ ..:~r month. ee Mrs. J~ward l lh!! public _shall be. given by ap- shows no parkme permllte.d U~· for all ln exceM of lOO,OJ)O cubic (7) Yeah from and a&er 9 15 f)lp (.'eril 800 W Main St Po o , proprlate Signs sethna forth the lcsa a deposit. of s proper coln Is feet, used through each mel'!r fectlve date of this ordinanee; ' ·• ..,----,:: ---- - - - ev('nin 8 _ ~C: leng,th of time for which p-arking made as herem provldf'd for shall each month: • • • ." be aad the- same Is here. 1 be de•m•<l pdma facie evlde,.e A minimum Cha~g, for each by repeal«!. _ ___:._ · - -- ·- ----- - -- P'or reat-kl:tenslol I.Mdert. t WANTED: PAINTING - Interior, of the unlaw.ful parking of s~ch customer each month of One DolSECTION 4: The terms and con' Seaftold Boarda, DrG? Clotbl.1 exterior roof. Work a-uaranteed motor \'hlrle by tis operator and Jar Hntl Fifty Cents ($l.00l .shall be dltlons of tht .service to be renWe wish tu utttnd .~im·cn· th tntk!i ON THIS OFF·SEASON SPECIAL lo our rehllvc~ . rri('ndM, ;md CUntoo Fisher, IUddleport. Rate~; r~a.sonablc. Phone 381-Y: or ownPr. . made. If service under this rate dered shall conform with and be Wi! HAVE · · ~~CTION 4: That S~chon 10 In schedule is discontinued Rt Ihe ~ubject to the Rules and Regulaneigh bora who~;c klntl dn•ds, Phon 8 62tt~X. 11-~~ 1 H'omct Braley, Pomeroy. bt'auliful flower$ and thought - !"or rent Electric wall a e-r 1 9-ID~l2te O.rl.nanee No. 269 . 1<> here-by requt~3t of customer, The Ohio tion!l for furnhhlng gas .service t 11 r Clinton Fish p rf·d · · - amended to ~ad a:, foll~s: It Fuel Gas C11mpany shall not be of the Company on file wtth and fulness hav<" meant so llHI('h t 11 9 ~ 1 ~ be unlawf~ and_ a vtolatlon under any obligation to resume approved by The Public Utilities ~ 1 ~~0~~ · l'h 626 ~X er, 1111 1 120 Bt us. We cspecln.lly wish to th11nk Rev,, Jlonald Sl't·vrrs itnd Tlw I - - - ..:._____·_ · ·. · Bari"IIN-Simpr.on t e p~vislons of ~his ordinance service to the same eustnmer on Commi.ssion of Ohio. IT'S A REJ\L BARGAIN! Ewing Fu1wral Home llusbAnrl ( Middlepo!t. Pille • ~deposit, or cause to b£' deposit- the same premise~ until the cus. SECTlON li: That the natural Perry Franklin Wl.'>l' unci ramlly __ .-··- _ __ __ Bondi. Plwne 1310--X d 11n any parkJng m<'ler any slug, tomer ha• made payment of an ga!l furn!shed or delivered !JUrJl iD lip 1'G tnke over e:stabllsbed roule.J aevce or m"!talllc substance,~ to the minimum suant to the term._ of this ordin- - ---~$llll average Woolr.ly ~rnings to C'OMPLITIC lnau,.•'lCI 1'1'oteclloa. 1 ~ other subHtitute for I tc~ .... for each month of ance by the said Company shall IAYI DON'T YOU KNOWt .,tart. Expen~~e~ paid. Retirement I J.lfe, A.u.to, Fir., Polio. Cllll Dcm S or ~ coin· of the U.,~· but not to have an average heat value of not ' . Bshr'• will Rive you tbe lxlat ben<'(l.f.t to qualified man. Write 1 MUla. lltddleport. Ohio lates. ' ·~ ' 1 months. less than 900 British Thermal trade on furnih:re t;l' appllan· 1\of. J. Myen, 2t16 Oak St Pnrk- : ll ) 1\ ~ECTfON &: That all of the From and th~ expiration Units per cubic foot during any 4 6-t.f OFF OF E.JIIAIN ST. ('<'!j. nrlihurg. W.. Va., or eai'1 F. vlo 1"'11 ~tions, prov~ons, l enns, of the aforesaid Two Year period consec11live twelve (12) montha 0 8 uns and peoalltlrs of Or-··-r ld 2 GOJO f f th · d t Tw period 9 14 X 81 Auto Service!fii -~c_ _· _ _· _' etc 1FOR SALE-PttM ~lrby Reat 11- dinance No. 269 passed 00 Octo· aa~nd~~·•;_;•~u~r~e~r~p~e~n~o~o~~;·~~~·;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:::;::;:;;;:;;;:;;;::;;::;;:;; NS -t.le, Rutllmtl TownthiJ'. 3) her 4, 1948 are hereby Jncorpor- a• Exp'cricnced ServiCf' Station 14 L B. RAWLING so. CG. • tcndant. C. P. William,,, Sohlo •ere. land, house, barn 1nd OU1 ated into and made 1 part of this =:.e ~~~e~~~e Service Station, t.tktdleport. 1 bulldlDfB, See Georae A. Mei& Ordinan("c- 1:.18 though fully re-X DODG&-PLY:UOUTH DIAJ, 9 19 2tp · b·art. Adminletrator. 8-l..U written here-in. SEf.mON 6: All ol"dl.nances or .ERS. 1-6-tl WANTED - Painting · lnteriar, part 9 of ordinances 1n r.onfllet · -- - - - - - - -1exterior, rOC'1f, work gua1'11.nteed with the provisions of thl, ordln. Bftn ~omplete WHEEL ALIGNld.EN • Ralo ~ rea.scna bl e. Ph one 381 Y·1 - h~y .,. L"U..I"4 a nee be and the same a 1 bt.:uciOI aqd brake Hniee. llon1er N Dr I p ' ~ · a ey, omcroy. repraled. Hacbll'a Sllotr Servloe. w..t 9 6 1~ -.. 11111 Stroot, Pomeror. Ohio. c INSURANCE AOENCY SECTION 7: Th•t lh~ ordinance IULLDOZEit shaiJ lake effect anc.t be in force Fur hire lor basements and Plre. AuteiMIID.. H•llll from and llf.ter the \!'lrliest period 181 Long ACCIDIN1' allowetl by Jaw. ponds. P. M. Cowdery, • M GMO %; ton 8 ryl. plckUI)· Bottom. 8 29 tf Pa:111ed Sept. 17, 19ft6. Db Cab, Low mllca~c . $1,893.00, QEN-~L Llh. C..veJty Mtl ..... Alteat Chas. W. Legar, Cie 1 k Blaettnara, Pomero)', Ohio. ~ Approved: E. F. Robinson Mayor HOME-~ 9·13·6tc 911 ~ate: -~' AND • IIOUSEBUILj>tBs • Call -·the In MIDDLIPOltT, OHIO ---1966 BUJCK Roadlll.ult'!r 2 dr. JUY· Ne i Kie~·,, ~U\•:.. &IU.M · PMONU All iera Cpe ., Power windows, seats, NOTI(. 0' A'POINTMINT 'It fB~h., SA VIC. ateerloa:, and brakCA. Admlolatrotw '·::, tpettnara, Pomeroy $100.00 RADIO & TF.U;VJSION SF.RVIC'!: latett of ldlth Siders DecHHd. .... 9136tc Pboqe 2.00. · Cla1aJUI :Applian~e 1 NoUee h he.-eby 1tvcn that RoSture, 118 w, lftll ~1., P,.,eror I bert Coat,. whos~ Po.st otrtce Add. .OIMlf::-:--:M::-.ERCURY -c MonttlUy Hard:mlUOTUaA.L 1 ...... ress la Middleport. Ohio, ha.s been top Cpe., :Merc(lmatlc Dri\"C. ~~- . duly appointed as Admintatrator $l.SOO. BlaeUDara, rornero)' . !'ORE!JfAN ., ABB!YI'I'. T.V. SEJI. of the Estate of Edith Siden late u 13 6tc VICE All mot.. Repairod by Ex I of Meir, County, Ohio. deceased. pert Tedlniciau.. Phoae 8284 Y ~ 8DBAP IliON - IIIII'~ SfNI8 BUICK Special 2 dr. ~edon Dated this 15th day or Septemlllddlopoft. 1-111-t1 1 lltlooe IJI • ber 1956. Dynlllow Drive, Radio. HCatcr . $2.180.00. -BJaetlnarJ, Pomeroy. QlnCII: SERVICI oa Watcll a. l John C. B1con pa~rr., br l'oc:l<lrT TNIDod I 9 13 Ole Judge ~f the Probate Court ntchmaker. COLLINS JEWE. ' .IJ.{e.lgs County, Ohio lM'J CHEVROLET L'Ait. N~ig­ (9) 10 26 ate LEftS, " " " ' · 1-1-11 1 Jer and Cleek lillragc. Ral'ini! Phone I "" . , MAX WARD I :::=-:-:=::-- - 1 ... 1t' 1 .. i '• Civil Delense Has ., I Key R(lle ;,. lefl(f ·' I I I 1 " • I • : I f ~ l •• •• • • has~o~rTBE~~:o~~;~~:l a form ot dtso.ster -·civiL defenae, Like aDJ' other jnsurance, it doesn't auarantee that dlauter won't occur. .'• 1 • ,.rnlnlalraUon doe• b.ave tile resJ»9Illl~lUJ;,. rer coordlba~ lnl" all 41sa.•ter ·relief eft'orts of &he Federal Government under Publle Law 8'71. This a-uarulees tba& ihe tmJourees of Ute eatlre aatloa caa be manblled ·alabul ~he r-ampa1 e as It's a Job I . •· 1k1Us . SIDE DELIVERY RAKE PRICED TO SAVE New Ideo CORN What SaYings INTERNATIONAL MOWER .. San$$$ 1 BLIZZARD ENSILAGE CUTTER . SAVE ' LA~· II$<: ; FEW $t.fOWN ' J· - 1·--- 12.1 ,Card OfThanks · u 17} Help Wonted SAVE $ $-$ ONE BALER LEn Insurance • I .,. , I 1 "ea I state · .. (2.0 I Business Services __,.,.,.,. RaYI~t Abou~ PRESENTING Via V.,D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGE.NCY I ·. I Real Estate Broker NEW OWNERS FAMILY AUTO POLICIES . I ........... __ ... ..................... ·--eo. J9&4 PLY"itoUT - Snvuy 4 d~.- Sed•n, Clean ins de "'nd oul. • 1,188.00. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. D 13 Ute I I I L - lt. P-al ,...,....,, Ohte :-::=-:--=~----;-;- ·- -- -111M lJUICK Sp«ial 2 dr. S~~~on . Ori_.nal blur wilh wh•te top. Blacttnan, Pomeroy . 9 13 6tc •t.ao.oo. albic~ ' po114. ')," Ttrnfl~ ~NA'1 RH)JJtll$. to ~·~' owo T"~"~·~ · nil~f',how on N·C·TV .. h :-. :i Accuses lkt. .. S.pt. ttlftjl~ ! to · sing (•Yorlte . pQ" r.,ty , S~ore will •'•• . b1 eecn fl'flql,lently on "The Cheyy 6how'~ durillg Its Hl!l8-1VIS7 euaon . . Man.of the Nik Pennant' Race At A Glance • I ~· 1.1 t PEN!i'ANT RAGE ': By UNITED PRif:SS Leagt., ~ N atlonal W . D. Pc.t. GB GL Brooklyn Milwaukee Cincinmitl • I 87 5? .604 10 88 58 .603 8 83 62 .572 4\\ 9 ' ! G.a.m ~s remaining - Brooklyn 10 - 1t hqme 6 St. Loui$, Sept. l; Philadalphln, Sep.j. 25 2tl· Pitt~burgh, St'pt. 28, 29, "30. 4 Pitisbu.rgh, ~ept. 21\ 22, 23, 24. Awa; ADIIAI STEVENSON 18 shown . ma.ktng his opt:lntpg campaign speech ln Harrisburg, Pa., where he .aua.cked the admtn~ ustratlbn tor turntilg our the government to "big business" and charged Pre~ldent Elsenhower WJth failing to be a •·master In hle uwn house." He aRid GOP le.ldr.re would tum tg. VIce Preoldent · Nixon tor leadership. {lntemattonal) .• PEANUTS ,I I ':"HERI SliMS - ~ be Uttle kinship between Eil;yp('s Ptelfldent CamaJ Pt.bdel N"a11ser 'and the coun .. try 1 close~mouthcd sphinx &I he ~mjles for the newscamera .. me,. ·lb. Cairo. lfliteu'G1Wmt1U , MiJwaukee 8 - At home 3 Chicago, S!!pt. 21, 22. 23. Away 15 Pittsburgh, Sept. 19: Cincinnati, Sept. 25; St. Louis, Sept. 28 29, 30. . . Cinctnn:1H 9 Louia, Sept. 21 I waukee, Sept. 25. ~elphia, Sept. 19, r ~·pt. 29, 30 . At home 5 St 22, 23, 24; Mil~ Away 4 Phi!a .. 18; Cbicaro, . - -' UNIYII~ ot Mb>peooto \ ..... enlist• are •bown 'Jauncht~u...· ~ new l)laatle baUoon tn Minpea .. polis which reached:· a Wodd record height of 113,000 teet•. ~e old record ot 120,000 teet wa1aet iast sumn\er. Dr. Edwa.rd Ney, ProfKsor of Pbyste,, ••ld the Ugbter plutic aecountl ft)r Ita ablUt,y tc cllm,b. Th~ ba¥oon buUt b1 the unlvenlt;,; for the Navi. (lnteTMttdnolJ , w-.. 'IIANCJ TH IS I'LL TRY MY LUCK AT THE SHOPPING CENTER AGAIN 100AY ,.' • -' • ' . ,, , il '• WE BUY • OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I ~I '•• TRACTOR SALES The Insurance Policies All America HOYe RODNEY OO...,.,.....,.G Auto Soles 9 ' FULTON .. tHOMPSON _ IT'S HERE 1 I ••• . ,,• • .,·r:n·. . : . At-1 .=, 1611. ,. i ' I ;I ,( t-·. (. ° . Ga.r-1 ( ot A BARGAIN 1952 FORD TRACTOR ... · ·. SAVE$$$ * 1Storil"g U~(n..- DG!>CI, . Clev•io'wli ·· · . . ' Fedenll Civil Dtfeuo Ad- , GOOD USED FARM . MACHINERY I thJWIIl bar . · ':-:" I...U,.V ~•arcoat, ~Up-on awt&ter qt .&~ allm skirt ill woqL one.~ale, complete - - Bu& by necaUve order. &be ON THESE FARMALL H TRACTOR eao sk.lke" .... . . . 1 I Nat~raJ anJ'time, From I I " f and Merchandl.. - .Also All Types Of ··Insurance • Qu•llty, SerYict To JMOt tho oiMI.., al - .. lamllr ••• 11 • - • tho lomllr • <m s SEE US TODAY FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION .GUARANTEED , SA UP TO . . ' . . .. i .'.'~ .•. WHERE IS IJ4. THee WQMEN ~RK - · �' • ' 8--Daily Sent!n•I, l'om~roy-Middleport, 0; Sept 19, 1956 Mrs. Davi(J Da~JS Is Honor Guest At Layette Shower / Racine Chapter OfOESPast I Mr.s. David D;vls wa.s guest of Officers Me,et hon.or Monday .evf.'oing at a la)'- For That ,I ~ ' Ra-JI I FALL I I• 1 •• I B•olh •·oR PAINT LUMBER I , , Lim11o. iooim(•r, Mrs . Max Folmer Mrs '- "''(' nw 11a vL~ · . Mrs. Ro~er' Barn1., Mr·::.. t;nuna Davis , Mr~ . Georgi' .Jn'r""!(•Jter Sr., Vil'gie Hob. slettN·, L~'rklli('Yt> Stoban, Mn. Roger BL•hop, Mrs. Selim Blazewrcz and daughtt>r·s Effie and Phyllis, Mr~ . John ~ioou lind Mrs C<irl Davis. · OF ALL TYPES AND ALL YOUR I Building Needs I . -r:; i\f~tJc Lon~, ~thy Sending gift~ bu1 unable to at. Jl.lrs. lend were Mr~ . freda Ba.JJ Mrs Mrs. Phil Ohlirfger Charles Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy Gil~ Arthur Evans. LUMBER and SUPPLY more, Mrs _ Jnmes Wi.lJ , Mrs. Har· "Quality Our Motto" ley Stalnaker, Mr.!l. George l<~olmet S. 3rd St. Middleport Mrs. Alhcrt Goegh·in, Mrs. Ed King, Mr;;. Alber; Brown, Mn. 'l_,-::=:=:=:""':....,,..,=:,...,.,,..-!'_IHer-tJCrl Dixon, Mrs . Dow r olmer, and HORROR! C•rtoon - "GOOD NEWS· KEEPING" FAMILY NIGiiTS \1due bf Artnm•cd'J I'VP• . Thla not•Qn!tl•M )'ou m"y aflp]y tile FULL <"urr~nl rt·tuil t•r :. ·~ (l o·~ 8 tax) of )'nur Anr''" eJ <illlUH>nd ringtow 11 rd II l.u~-:.n Artmrrrrl ling Gl auy limo nr Mot' Artflm•rd iewder's iu Jho ~1 · S. A., 11 5 Hln h·rl in th e grrarau!ce. .S~c !hem to·tlay! ,, • CONTININTAt Ur (•gogo"'""' tl"t, , told•• Cl~<l•r , , • US I""' MAI<Y - anlll otll•r ltoclinl "'OI'IIl;lnt.., . . ,1;,;.,;P,.;Iymouth , . . $ D• tiardtop, One •w•w, wAite wall tll"fl _ CAIHt(IN liT $1l5 ...IQ '1 (ioclol, S1JS , , Ai.H: ~~at Customllne 2 dr. - Good solid car 1953 Chevrolet -- -- - Club COUfM, Rtnd H; ~·.f coven Powe,.,lido. nl~e 195% Chevrolet f ilr . Local owner, , .., cover&, l""d Many more to choo8e METROPOLITAN -AUTO SALES A~lhoriud At Trttflc Light hJI Middleport Open l'venlnt• Until 9 p. m. Ar_tcarved ____:_ Phone 60U.J HEATING s ~f~ ~Ah~~~ TIIESE LOW, LOW COIIIPU;'I'E LINE lit' TemcoSPACE HEATERS F~LOOR FURNACES __ ALL SIZES ' See the Marnlou.s llumphrey CJrculalurs 80,000 BTU with auto eontrolo $ 14~ 95 70,000 BTU with auto eonlrolo $189,95 Other Rltdillntllealers UM.os and ~P Jlathroom Heaters f4.~9 and up COAL IIEAn:ns $39.95 to $II9.9S Ex ert lnst.aJJaUon and Coavelllcnt Terms SPECIAL! on sale ot A REAL BARGAIN :tiURAIN 30,000 BTU liAS FLOOit FURNACE A NTEED 5 YEARS-SPECIAL PRICE• , , , .. , . '' ' .-o~ 'fillS WEEK ONLY SO,Ooo BTU PEJIFECTJON H !EL OIL Hf;ATER Uoed only% years. Good ll 'new wllh au&omatle control•. Originally wu U7D.OO -BUSINESS PHONE 8118 i: uth Telephone Strike Continues Governor's Plea For Reopening Exchange Is Rejected By Co. ' 1f. ' :':~':.....:: %.':~::.: ·:l ~ -- --··- • BAKER FURNITURE _- - -- $7 •98 ~ ·--- _ .. w•d _................ .......... ..~~-~ ~l' .,.. Mrs. Nlincy Bunch, Mary Margarcl and Pa.tr!cia are workrrrg_ .Stm·- . day they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chsrl(!s Pa)'nc and Mrs Katheryn Payne and Moncl a) thE.'; w~re dinner guests of Mr.". WillWuuton and family. Othl'r guests at thl.' Winston party were Mrs Turner and Mrs. Rogers ],akin · and Mrs. Car·ric C.all.!iell. · ' ' Mt·s. Roy Gruescr (Jerry Shoein Holzer maker) is .a patient Hospltal, _ '" s • o~n~W N ; pee t "so" , _ .• 1 . • J f7'11~ ~ y •"" ,;~,...-... , oductions • • • . usculll reyr . , authenuc m odcst yrice ta~s. anu-' look at the Ill , E' ----~ ~ , ~· .. '."'"' .,, . ·,;. 5-pc dining group in solid hardrock ma le (round extension table and 4 captain's ehai!s) Who says high quality furniture must hav hi h , . th,. magnificent dining group In bowllnr p~ g t~gs? You can buy n qua ~ty, solid hardrock maple for lees than you'd expect to pay for ordl l\~e ~ave a special, fact6fY.to-.,fou' Jan furniture. How do we do it? eluntnates warehouse and · stora ph ~h • farnoua manufacturer that !!hown but a few of out open.a~ c ;r~s • ~ves yoq tnoney. We've f,""m In ?our home. AU piec.., are ::t~:n~~~ly •::~~~;~ Pieces for every and rutibed ln warm brown Salem f' 1 h y . ' . worn e<lges and I see thei'Q all. U1 s • ou save on ever.v Piece, e.ome ·t'lce hutch cabinet.. •• ____________ 116U~ .in :. ·;·. g;j t I .; ·\ .. :· ( Did butch co. ' 01110 • I I ~9;;.;·:;.9:::.5_ __ HARDWJ\RE& ~Ul~N. s . sutfer:et:~ ' lrltl~.-U.abi. ~olumbia u"'ruo:'ra~=-~o..,., .l"M.- .Wlfl buf!tt _.. . _ no.oo ltr¥tr and . hutch 11.!1:1 41 ' ,,-. ' " Navy Announces •• • Compebtlve a Charleston hos pital following a slro~e ~go. suff.ered several days call at any tune ;~~~~de~~~. .tll;l(i · Class ·offleers tor ftq.tland· Higb ;SchOOl Cor this e~~pg ' t~l'm as ·Mv.ouneed t·h ls wHit -by sch90: luthl)rtUes are: Senlau: Pl'esldent, Jack DenJ· BOn; VIce- pl''eaid'' nt. Robert Rife; . Secretary, Nnncy 6Jsson, Treasurer JoYce Wolfe. •. Junior&: fr'!lldelit, Ntoml CarroU Setre'tafy, Judy Mor-rie, Trea· surer Judy C'ha~ of !?b1~~:~u~~O:::::a:~ act;;~: '~ ...,....,.. 811- ·~~!:!~~~~~'!"!~~~~• ~ SAA Bertha Turner Rutland IJi. Band Funeral RiteS Will Make fli'S'• t Held Wednesday . Appearance saL Del.......e _ .. Pa."l . Folmer, SAA RQI{ Sprklcer. , "11 .. ~ ~u"' u I Boney, treaS\ll'er. Alternate :,t:elegate. '. Appointed to the B~rd oC 1I Room 14-Lorraine Grover, Trueteei of 'be group were Dude 1 Delepte 11nd Ro.e HOl'ak, AJter. Gibbl. Jobn Jame.s nat-e SAA delegate. Richard Rosenbaum, Frank Vaugh. Room lrJ-Paul LIO)'d Wright and Ric'b&rd ·P eleiate Sc:holl, Jones. . . alternateo delegate. \ ~ other actioo taken . by tJ?e Room SAA group, Cbades Wen"Y Funeral for Yrs. Ber· Delesate and SJtei)a Str&U68, Alter- to th'e lootba1I te.•m tlla Turul!r 34 were held Wednes~,_...,.,. " E.• Ruth-~••d ~--ernate delegate, . mem•-• to homes followmg at th• p "'"""""' r..... uo:·, ·, u• H Ch.pel . Columbus witb . practice 9eS'Gions. a 1 orne a '· 0 commlttu composed of Don burial in Unwn Ce_metery. · John and ,Mrs. Tuner was_ survived by her 0 Stone was appolnti!'CI to hw;band, Ben.jl:mm; three BOOS. ~bert. Rcut~r. Di~hl •n. ~ Marlet;~e- ~errf W~olker, tr-"'- Ky~Fer Sch.00} wa~ ·~ngqed servu~es '"olr day ~~e Lam~~ Work Halted B w'}k y a out ""• e ne.x times. or. Collet~; preseat. 11 graduate . ManbaU ' .' '. d The band 1.! lD tbe pracess Ill Conr.....-.ee-lnw. . York bGmc; her mother, ftve Sisters an acquiring new tmifonnlf and are Meanwhile, (lffieials of tbe one b~ther. ) selling band booster memberships Portsmouth Cbamber of Relatives c>f the husband from tti k ts. Sometime In October a merce lle.w to New Yort forCom. eon. this area wbo athmded the ,Jak: Walt will be splmsored by fereneea: with Donald Powers, were Joe Turner. Hr5. .opal Prut- the Band Boosten Club. pre5ide[lt of the General Teledy, Mrs. Floyd Cleland, ·Mrs. Sam 1 Co11ect:Jons will be tAken at pbooe Co. sy.stem. Ohio ConsouClark, Mrs. and. Mrs. Charle.!l footbaU games and various other dated il" .. sub9id.iary of General ner, Mrs. Wllham Wooda:r4 and mea·n s or acquiring lunds will be Telephone. Karen TUrner. d Tbe eh.ambrt' Jeadet'B said- they I 1l:l;,;is year tbe Drum ll&jor is ·wouLd attempt to mak.P arrangeMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL IMvid Carson. Newly appolinted ments for restoration of service tD majoreU.es are Jatlet Haley, Mary t.he ~llttked-out exch.anges. . ADMITTEI\:. Hysell Ja~et. Riggs Carolyn RobTbe Dine-week strike agau1st the Garnet Wells, Pt. Pleasant Freda son E~mli Hysell, Shirley Ballan- phone «Jmpany bu also curtailed Bratt, Cheshire, Mrs. Lois Rosen- gee: sandra Du~n. alternate, and 8eiViee iD 23 otbet counti.es of bium, Pomeroy Mrs. Car) Moore, Nancy Sisson Captain. , Ohio. Contra« negotiations have Pomel'Oy MJ;'s. Donna ~th.. Ba· 1 Officers ot ·the- band are: Presl-[been dl!6dlocted for sever•l weeks cine Mrs Hubert Myers, Fl. M")'e1'8 dent, Phyllis Rice; Viee President on thr-ee key issuef!. _ Florida. ' J Naoey Si.!lson, Secretary, Barbara Company officials !!aid they !!enBIRTHS: ·BOlin· Tre8SU1'er. Dorothy Siaon; \er on unl011 security, a no-strike Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rasen- Ubt_;.lans Emma llyl)eU •d Jan. clause tlll.d whether eertain embaum a-. sOn~ Pomeroy.. · · ·. et Haley. ' ployes should be oonsidered wd.thin Mr. Dan Smtth a daugb111. the ter, Racine, Ohio, 4 "T' · Racihe Hi Schoo} CJass Off•leers Are Anno onced I fune~al Tur·l· I I I I Sec.ond ·. pol1'0 . ShotS "'·'I'll. Be Gt'v'en .S"pt. 22 sev~al Tbe pbone company has set up a mobile telephon-e Wlit outside ot. police headquarters to lwidle critical long distance calls~ Tbe unit w,u...-";........ · m.•.nn.ed....bybo··-'""·..... Y .,. ... ..,... .... Th II. tl d High Band will during the- emHgeney:. e u an lh F·•- 1 Medl ~ ·~-• Ph' I make its first ap. peara~~ce a....r~ .o:.uwAH~ I• Salurd o1 e 1· ..~a b if'ed · bar c.urrent sea110n thra ay even- 1ps as DOt 1 •ue umon ang at Chapman Field. gaining .t eam that he wants Lol The Director of the band this · meet with 1t Friday. A unioo 1 year is llr Pete Donathan . Mr. spokesman aald the mediator bad Dooathan ~ from Huntington and a compa-ny contract proposal to oe,v.~th a~1. ::~~lf, oH~::bt:.d J:..'re~ :~ · b ake a report oban [JU1 grade foot 11 a meeting. I yru~terday and~- unlon'a jur~etion. Mrs DOfJe • BorriS • Dt'es At Akron I F0 J'Jowmg . • stroke I I Fran~lin gradp~ ' T :· .. Arrested I • IIFor. ·pas§.IDg Schoo] Bus· tWtdUll . president of the Pomerftv Boosheld at the """lbr Hi;;;ISchool Car- I lt~ves atta~.,at LAwrence of Ncl110nvillc and tre'a.u:rer, Tbel· MondaY. September 24. • h_eart 1:30 tbl, IAttendina the meetirrg wer~· BIU mornmg white eatina m a local rGfl. PreJidttnt, PauUne Atkl111, Les Fultz. Richard Follroil taurant. He wu rushed to ·~e.iilt Preli'd eiat, ,Cllll't'D~ Collins, Ronald Sptl~ger, General HNpita~ by the .'Emergen~~~;;·tacy Ed tl'elstJN!r, Bill Gnlea.e r, Bijl A.nde:J'IOI\, J'ie.Dk. Squlld and >tbcB to Hol:zer by - . : . ... .J-.. MeetinP' . . D w:ednOO.v· :i ''J' "'d uam• h• mu•t of ""'adeqll'ltte hove "concrete assurance" police proteetion before any move to rftstore service i& made. Meanwhile, local industrial Lead. en said they feared a production Mayor and Mrs. C. 0 . Fi6h.er cut-back if the blad:out continue&. were notifed late Wednesday evi!· They !aid national businew; dening of the deatb of the Rev. W. J)4rnds upon <tpen letephone servB. Moore, former pa~tor of Health ice. Methoclisls church. The Portsmout h and Scic>toville Mr. Moore, 1wbo vi.f.ited friend!; exc hanges were closed Tue6day here in August had entered a hos- night following an alleged attAck pita! m Cinei_nnati recently for a by pickel,i; on company repair hea.rL condition. CTf:'Ws. folve supervisors were inSurvivors include his wife, Mar· jured in the fist-swinging melee. Police Fore. Llmlhd jory; two sc>ns, William R, Grove City; Haro!d s .. Columbw: a dau_gh c :ty officials said, lHPwKa-, that ter, Elnyr, Bowling Green, a grand· · Por1.9mouth'! police force was soh, Michael, ColumBu s. " loo limited in size" to provide any more protection to the comWARMNG ISSUED pany ttran the ' 'dark-to-dawn" paAll ha rdware dulers in th~ trols on duty in past weeks. county and surrounding area today In another dE:velopment, the were alerted for a man and woman unit')r, rfit~ted its offer tG prowbo mulcted a fdd!e. v~e striking union members ~ ·IJIM lbnfware firm· of\$34 . operate !m_~eney servJee at lbi ' two exdadg-es. Tho!" e 'o M p-11 n· y. however, has rejected the proposal I ce- · Wf As Jill - ·- Chamber Exam For ROTC pomeroY Of 'Wmmerce Aets On Committees · Meld ~pll~ore~dtntld~'!.e~fa~~ :!.:benl:'a&Mnmi~: wt':f mte~ ~ ------~ Reo·ame G~l-~-e UJIIOI" r I J~~ethnCarpen- Bophomoret; ~ectal are: Snowden, Prhklent; of lbe -- Room 23---Anna Murny, SAA Delegate and Junior Hawthorne, AltM'D.ate SAA Delegate. I Dr Dr Boice WmmlS.!iion . wha wa.s sent h~re by LaW~Che, urged the the exctrange but the plea was rejected. Company President C. E. Wil- Goll . Frank J. Icompany ~o re-open I , tee e welcoming SAA Alternate, . ·U ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! of the Pomeroy Work on the new Kyger Scht')ol at Chesh'lre today came to an abru· pthaltaftercarpentersorAFL-CIO Local Union 650 walked off the job. VAdm. James A. Holloway, Jr., The walkout rtsulted from a ditr Chief of Naval Personnel, announ· pute bdween the carpcnter:s union 17 ced on September • that the lith and tbe eolllraetor Don Kine, of Anno-uncement was being made annual national competllive ex· Jackson: Ohio. lod b D. C Wolfe, ptinclpil or amlnation for th.e Navy's Reserv'Z! • No indication was given as ~ ay Y ff1 t 1 Otricers Training Corps will he ·exact eause of the dispute nor as ~e\ elec~~~- ~~ h c ~s 0 cers n given to interNted high school to when the carpenters would re. El CJnl~'" 8 . c 00 ' seniors on December 8. Application turn to the jobs. ec ..~ ~rc. The Pomeroy Chamber ol CGm· forms are nOw available and must Other union employees on the , President Robert Euler; Vicemerce met last night at the Ohlo be received before November 17 • job walked out witb the ocarpen- Presldf!!Dt Dwaln Sayre; Secretary· Power Ortlm with Bill Atkins, he added. tera. Phyllis Jhle and Buspresident, presiding. the Board Deslgne4 to supplement the orJanice Wolfe. el~tcd William Grueser a.t Chair- fieer output the Naval Academy, Donohqw : Vic£' man of ·the Board. He also &el'Vl!fl k It Caroly_n Clehmd;. Seereta Vice President or the Cham1berhe1_: , Linda Mallory 4nd Committee chainnen and· • mission whlle studying at the CJv· June pbdner. mem·~ers were elected during the ilian colLege or his choice wh.i.eh W R"OUsh; Vice meeting. has an .NRQTC unit. All tuitirm, Salser and SeercEiected to the Future Planning fees 'And books are' rurnlshed by· t.ary Shirley ' McK~lvey. Commi-ttee were. Alfred Elberfekl the Nlvv, and the atudent receive' .:,. Offite~ are to be ~lceted after ~hllirm~n : Edison Hob!ltetter, I'· _R. 1.an annu8l retainer of $600 tQr four T ltd r h .. 1 the' lJTst grade t'ards are giVen. ~Knlghl, Theodore Reed. Sr., Dr., years. DUring the summers the klve~e l;ete:ose ~~\!v~1~~~~~~h:~ 1 Raymond Bo.ice, Henry Ewing and otuden!a gael$ on fadnat~na train: first shots by the M:clp County Allen Hartley, lng eruiqo.& a~ a ,midbipmln. After Healtb Department on tWo SUCCC· RETAIL TRADE~ H. E. Boney, I completing the uual four year col- .Qlve Slturdays, Sept. 22 a~~od 29. Ch.alrmtl!l: Walter Grue&er, Clar·jlege course, he is commissio~ed Hour,s. wi.\1 be from 9 untiJ 11 am. "nee Collins. Hardld LoMe, Renzo in !;be Rea:ular . Navy · or Mar1n~ UClb day. .. / Menchini and Bill Howard. Corps and .JI:oes on active duty Health deplrtment officers polnl with lh••• the Navy's 1ar-fiunR neets. ou t tna· .1! • ClVlC . - Les Fultz, Chairman: For· who applv and qualify, ~ t h e shot8 . will b c II1vC'i, , ' to children Qed 1 through 18 ami : ' o\t('n Shain, Norbert Comp't.on, .[mmediate assignment trl flight to prea~nant women. Children mlut. Wohl. wlls rt"ceivcd here We~ . I Ralph Gra.Yte'l, Dick Ow~n and training will open new c1rcers In have si&nedfareilt.al consent slips. nr~day of the dc.Eith of Mr.s. Dorte Fred Crow, JT. naval aviation. Otle cae 0 polio ha.._becn report· Bu rri.!!. Akrc>n . HOUSING Rizer High !'iehool seniors lfid ed in Meip County l:his p:ar. I . '·Mrs. BUI'Til; the [Ol'mrr Elizabeth Chairman: c. C. Cuckler. John atcs between t'be •a:es 17 and 2~ r Mitch of Mjnersvllll', died Wednes· Richman, Ted Re¢ 1 11nd Bob may apply ro1r tbe Jlm.OTC apli~ude •b.~- ritornlng at her hmne alter Coates. tt.!IL Those Wh .. ~ -ntke a quahflcd W() sutfct·lng a stroke, ' INDUSTRY -- WIHlam GrueK, sc:ored wiJJ be i~ven a rhl:id Ph''"" · J Survivors lncludt> her ·~~~~:::~ Ch.airmau: lrvin!ij: Ksrr, Ronald ; ical (lXm earlf ill 1~7. From the .a. dau~btero, Mn. Ellen G Sprlnl:er,. ~Hltam Anderson, end i pool uf 'q uailfied young ·men re: Rlld several grllndchildren Harold StNlh. · maining in eompt:!tltlo~. apprtiX· r . Akrtrn' lttd one sister, Mr.s. HIGHWAYS- Richard Follrod, imately 2,000 wUI be selected to l:':'Rnkln t1f Pmneroy. ! Oh1lrman : Dan Hartinger, PhH begin tb'e lr naval carecra neSt • ~ , . Funeral services will be held Frl . 1 Vil\liawon, Thoo Smith and BUt September. 1· Two. thotort.m are .s~ed for ap- aay at 3 .pm.. tn 1\.kTon. 1 AtkJ.rur. ptaroce. ib Pomerov ·Mayor &. F. Tbe ~o~t bme~n.gd ':s HEART VICTIM R.Obblsqn's court tonight to aos":'er ' nED at . ·•tland High R A--- Off' ~ lCel'$ .l ~ Annou ' need S ~:!r~i~~!.~1th~~~;~::: ~~ect~':: le.ton. The ·latter is a patient ill Over sixty members of the Big Bend Minstn!l AEIIlodatlon'; tbeir CamiJies, and friends ittended the plcni,c at Pc>rtland Park, SUnday, Games were pla,yM undec the dlrection of Blll Obild&', and prizes were awarded to the winera. Mrs. Roberlt Crow, president of tlJe Association, p'reSenred Bob Hoeflieb, director ·•~d proc;Iu.c er of the mlw.trel! an4 thE! Big Bend Variety Show, with an Eastman K'odak camera, com¢~ with accessories, a token o~ ,appreci8Uon in behalf of the entlfe cast of the Big Bend Varltltlts. · the Jloefilcb "discussed with members pruent, a minstrel show to be presented on the sbowbo.al "Maje.&tic" during the centennial program at Point Pleasant on October 10th. Enthu-3l·nlle re. sponae wall: shown and plans were majie for an -earl)' rehears!ll. . Thu-y '""'~ Satu~ ' na Murray, Se'c retary and Ann e11.hower, Treasurer. wi-re : 'Mtrela G-l'Ues>er, Room a2-Rodney Spencer, SAA , Delegate and Faye -Thomas, Alter_ "nat'e SAA 'kiegate. Room h-Audrey Cunningham, SAA Delegate And Patty Douglas, ~~ ~:~~:a t~~ias~ i~n:J ,Iter' _vioo 'ryQd~J\l: an~ J oNf~~Um~· ~Ue_. ~~~urd, ••- Myenr Bend Minstrel Members Hold Annual Picnic f. McMAS'fER Jo<>nna,A. Sprouse FUneral erviCeS To Be On Frt·day I if ;fY ' . eel. Rlebard: B. Mitchem, 2~. Wyllis sitated a change in the meeting plnce • Hill, Pomeroy, driver of the- black In order t• aecomodate all who would like to hear the dyna1 rt h Mel M•rtin 1949·oBuick wlllch crashed into the - - -- - - - - - mic young Evaha;e.Jbt ato~ 19M Buick of Hubert Myand h.is "Wlz.ard of thE~ Organ", era., Lee, '\f'la .• is to ap. Frank CatanZ(lfO, . themeeun, pear in Mayor Robinson's court ~a place has been eha.nged to the at B p . . m. to answer to High School auditt')rlum in MidcHeohorgos of driving while dnonk. J>OI'l. . Mara:uerite V. Myer., wife ot Tonight tbe Hlih Sehool Glee Hubert Myers Jtitcl a pusenger In Club Will sing and tbe High School hla car~ Ia in. Meig.s General HosFoo-tball teann..., the MISQDI 'he pltal ~ll aufCerin1 dUJlocation of East Stan litl the Fire De-p&rta hJp and cuts wbout the. head and· Mrs. fianna Alice Sprouse, 96, of C!'n 1 body .Her h'Mbirnl cute West died on Tuesday llfe about ·t he motiat knee at ber'i'home i!l the Spillman Com- atori the telllq "Injury. He .was'releaieil, -..-. •beheld ilt Mitchem sustained .but. •· slight ful R;aiO and TV career t.o anscut on his hea~t After treatment. the late residence al 2 PM on Frl- the mlnbtry, at the hospital he was arrested 1J.y d-ay with Re~. Rlehanl Wtigbt of Friday nllht"s message wiU ~ Patrolman Henry· Werry and taken the Clilbon·Mason Methodist ehur· .. The $64000 Queadon", Satuf'dty to th-e Meigs county JaiL ·ches in charge of services- Burial nigbt wili be Couples' Night With Witnesses to the aCCident &tld will be made in the Mitchell Cem- the couple who hM been married that Mitchem was trlvellng west etery. the longl'Sl number of years as ·on 1\Jain-st at an exCl'ssively high Mrs. Sprouse was the daughter fl)ecial guoste. .Saturday nlghtler r.ale of speed and to the- left of of the late Mr, and Mrs. Alfred subject will be "One Second After '('(."nter. His car went into a .skhl Snyder an~ was born on October Dealh." T•--•c., -11•~ held In ~.b• c • •truck the curb and bo11111ced in{o 15, 1660, tn Wood COWlty. ~er 1 - · ·u 1. -.--• ••'torlum uu car which· had come to husband, Tbomas J · s prouse. died tn..hn::Schoo 1936 ..,.., ...., · a complete stand&till · in Friday, and ,Sunday City and C,unty · police, Ute She is survived by three sons, nights at '1:30 p. m. Theo ptiblic b emercency squad ·and ambulance Charles of t:;olumbus, Okey of invited to attend these meetinp. Couebt against a heavy traffic plrre- West Col~tmbla, a.nd William of up whicb reaulted from the crash. . $124.50 •' "\\ i\laple Wilbur R~wley, Bralbury eo < , r ~cred St. Joaepb Hospital In, kersburg tor surgery and WA s accompanied to tbe hOspital by Ml'6 Rowley and son, WUbw- Jr · Mrs. Lewl& Koehler w'-. : . ha b · 1 • • ,... s l'Cn VIs Ung her fa~J.y in Grovepc>rt, return6(j. borne Sundlly Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Pl'ob~eo and daughter, Su~an, touk Julie - - -- ----; ''" 11."0"~. The overflowing ctowds at the Revival Crusade being con- .Junior cnau officers ':":l~~~ dueled at the First Baptist Church of MJdd epo , ave neces- Joe Kennedy, Vlee President; tt. Myers~:. _ ~nisbt - - -- - To Move To Another U.Cat1on . driver of ane or the cars tm cha-es of driVing -while intoxlcat- ELBE RFE LDS Aft-. complete perst')ns, AIA1CHING SJrll riAMI CA•et f,UlfJ TO ~,., ... (J~ fiOM I - - --.- - - - - - - - 1f. ,lJlree w~~,<><;:;~~::.. ·:.·~~.:~de.~; ·Overflow Crowds Force Revival the . . . · • ·~ II II II •-r"" ..I ,., "!'· (Sentinel Phot~) police with drunk driving: • Sa~fn llclck frame wfth Red Seat • Cocoa lrown frame with ton Tweed Se:.: • lustre Gray frame With Lime Seat ~IAUrtiU< Fonner Pastor '. At Middleport' Reported Dead I head~on colli&ion on W Main St Wednesday e vening. Mitchem Y48S charged by PomeroY balled enamel frame colors, with "Tweedefte" covered w.ah. t: . Mr. and James McMillen I and Dr. Cbrtstlan~on, Ironton 1 were here Monday to attend th~ I' evangellatlc servlce.s being held at . . the First Baptist Church. , Patricia Steele, who bas .!1 ent 1 , seyeral dayl> vJdUna~ Mr. and ~rs Clifford Owens and· fAmJJy, return~ elj to her borne In Princeton VI, todty. "' ' · Mr. l!lnd Mn. Wtrren Kasle t· and sa:n, Afit:hael, Athe.m, former local l'e.sldenta:, vlslted Mr. and Mrll L. L. Cunnlneham Sunday_ · Mrs. Marguerite Werner, Col· mnbus, Ja VJ11Jt1nc relative$ in thJ area s Wednesday night with leaders of the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co and the striking Cr1nmunicaJons • Workers Union today failed to Lift the telephone blackout curtain from this Ohio River city Robert Moulton, chairman of the Ohio Public Utilities \ ' ' PICTURED above 1s the smashed auto of Richard B Mitchem, Pomeroy which figured in a whisk oul onyJime- nO need to rush aboot borrowing c:i1oirs. ·ll i!h, ofsl Mrs. Horace Abbott is under a doctor's Cllt'r nft.e r cutting the tcn?ons In her ftn,llcr In a l"t~ccnt accident. Ruth Wise, Mrs. Will rc h. 1 CG.II!~. Mrs. Mabel Marshall an~ Mrs. Cecil Grogan returned Tuesday from a ten day trip to FlorIda. ?i-ll's. Gr'Oglln and Mrs. Maris-hall left today for their hom e in Columtms. c1eu1tr •114. u.ltr tew lltht thawa; rte•r L..te lrie. fl•ir •nd cool fo. l'lltht with •..ttered trc.t. Frt. ..., ,.nty ciOUily aftll contii'Necll cool. Hi1h teofty 54 ud 64 nerth, to to 61 110utb.. Low tonlslht mMt· ly In IDs: w;th • SINGLE COPY lu1eury you'd pay twice as much fCH" elsewhere! Big size and beautiful styling, and strong enCH.~gh to. lost for years. Reody ro rar': AND Humphrey GAS HEATERS Comtoncrcte, tonfoWed w ON Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tbur~oy, September 20, 11118 the late Samuel . P /~i\J ~prres attended Middlea ~ad· g Sc'W'J and Mr. Fry is and u:te ot hama· Hlgh SehooJ He v t~an of the Kor.:-.. n War. Co ernp G)'ed at t.he Vanadlwn mpany. The marnage is to be an event o-f late September. ya. Ohio: Partfr tocttr PORTSMOUTH. 0 - UP -City Council's separate talks Fred l. Garriner, pastor of .he .P b . . . Mlddlcport Church o( Christ 1 ~ ascoh to Mlanu UnJverslty Sat/ conducting a two weeks SC!'le~ u ay w e-re sbe began her Fresh-evangelistic meetings aL the Reeds :::~:~d~a~b S~nda-y .U.:__ProbascO$ ville Church of Christ. cond t d : ircnf.s-' "Dnvoc4tJon Mrs. Cl.1rence Clark a nd daugh_ anrl ~~ee r Y .President Mil~ett ter, Jcanm·. tlrove to Parkersburg Y eturned borne Munday. Mond.ar to meet I'fc. and Mrs. M A d . : Frankhn C_lark, . Wllynesborough, Tlh:l~ -n Y Greybeal took his son P<~., wlw Will vlsJt here and Jn w. for D=~ a columblltl. hospital w.ith her family . Pfc. Clark _, nr ij~ -~ treatarent. ll!i statronc-ct at Fort RiLchte, Md. Jac~and J'II:,Met!l i&:!JrbUD.a, I Ml·. :~mr Mrs. Charles Searles hi . n. were recent guests- oi 'and her t· hlldren, Bc!ty and Fred anJ ~~!crH aud br~ther-Jn-law, Mr. · 1 ~r·. 1'LAN FoR TilE cow . PRICES- CO~U; IN T(JDAY k· 8r. AYenuc. M rs . Julla WiJlillms and her sister, NJna Bal'nettc, · lcC.l Tttcsda for thf:Jr n(lw horne in L'ul umbu~ where Mrs. William 's daughtc.r.s '· EDITORIAL PHON! 3Q7 Three Are Injured In \Headon Collision Farm.~.-;--.;·.-~·-;·~aro~ld~B~",;d~·~:~~~~:~i:;=ci~~~~;=;;:;:;;;:::;;;;;:::;;;::~;:;;;;~;;;;~:;:;:::;;, -~------ Ad.,.rtl••d In u'r ancf lOOK ffttlll.,o~! Rlo1 . . ----- _ IFrColumbia • &.nd er property on Palmer· Street to have mr-.vcd from the Harr1S 1 the Dar~t house on Short Fourth 1953 Ford V8 NO. 134 \ MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS The Sale Is Still Going On E\'~ry Artrarr·rJ• diamond rln11: il 'VOL VII! Set of 4 only $11.92 MRS, MARTHA SPIRES Announcement is being made af the engagement and aoproachlng marriage of Miss Martha Spire.s to Samut'l (Sammy) Fr.v Jr. She Is the daughter of Mrs. Helen sanbury , Middleport, o; nd Mr. Emerson Spires, Cheshif(!. Mr. Fry is the . .snn or Mrs. Alha Fry West WIATHIR I I 2 Adult Tickets Admit Carl re~:nolt•red on all four qual!ty polnta 11n.J also grrurarrtetd for permanent enttne at Member Drive Opens "THE BLACK, SLaEP" Anc11rved Permanent Value Plan.* • • Ma' ; · TONIGHT Cl•rk G•ble Lana Tlltner "HONKY TONK" Bel• LUIOSI Ba1il R•thbone u:itk vu.luc guu.ranleed by 1he. • ·--------: e • Du r ing !he ~ocial hour, Mrs./ Gr11nm in b ~ half of ~he club pre. Sf'n lcfl a gJft to Mr. and Mrs. Char les Hensley who were observ- / l~g their eighteenth Wedding an. / nu•er!lary. A ([ecorated birthday cake was served with the refreshments in bonor of Mr.!L Hensley's birthday. VALLEY FOR A ! '2.98 N . A 1n . o IJ AI ' McmhNs wer (' rcmmcled of the / - r~ ll'l' lllonw\()fl , Mrli. Charles DJJI, Mrs P ··he rJ lhv: ~. E l.sie Ar- ar ron s.1le whirh wJ!J be held by I m•ld, J . J H <~ nd Hekn OavLS th\' d ub ~I the close of the Chap./ The Huth Ar r : '· iolht•rs Mrs G . , /: rr mo•r'ling rn Novcm~er . •eor ge Lord 's Pr<~yf'r in unison concluded , . . (' ' !: ~ .r<; David Slater Mrs , VJrgJr I' f ·•nning ham . . . the meetrng SEE · US l I I\f Pl"es( nl '"'~"" Mrs. E i YOU GET BIG CHAIR lUXURY AT lOW, lOW COST ette_shower gJven by Mrs. W. R. Thto Past orrrcers club of Dav1s, at her home Rose Hill cine C'hapt c r O .~S met Monday • 1 Ga_mes were played during the E'\lf'Jlmg a t the home of Mr. and ' evenmg and prizes awarded to Mr~ Jess Brinker. Racine. / ~rs. Selim Bl11zewkz, Mr.s. M..u: . M r~ lkrt Grimm , pre.sident . pre.Folmer aud Mi .~ Helen Davis ;;Jdf'{/ a t th e meeting and memben; After lhe honored guest o~ned •'1 ;puudt•d to roll Cdll witb a ~cr ruanJi g1f1~ wh1 c h we-re placed hou ~ t· hol d hmt. Mrs. Ralph Webb 1 1n a babinc t dccor.otPd in yellow was a ppoJn !t'd ro Se{' aboul having j a dessert co ur.-;c was .st'rved by the, the rr~w wa ter heale'!' which tbe 1 h_oste!s. Fa;•or 5 Wt' rf' small diapers club pu r·ehas rd for the Masonic filled wi!D •n, n ts Tem pk rns.t;d lrd. • i ....,. Ua-1UU:r ~ I,,i.nd Dtck . . owen. . . suf{~ed er ~wina u.mtJul~. . '· .;.}. · ,, - ~ ~~~:~a~': l~U~~ms: or passina 1 The two' motorlstl are Cli[ford Hall and. Gary Lee Pblllips, botb of whom • were Jiven coW1 cltttions by Pomero,- Pwtroimao Jobn M.e· K.eaile. He:~•:a~~t~~~ Middleport was reiurned to Athens State Hos· pltal Wed,!lesdaJ by Deptlty Slleriff Duckworth an_d Web&ter foiIowina: his comm1ttment to tbat institution. I PicTuRED above left the Drum Majorette:i and Drum MaJor of · the Rutland mal!lng first appearances at Chapman Fteld Saturday mght: High S<hool B•nd who The~ are: Carolyn Robson, Emma Hysell Nan <Y Sisson, Janet Haley, David Carson drum , maJor; Sue Dugan,, Mary Hys~U. Sfiirley Balle nge and Janet Riggs, (Seo,~el Photo) -- !,f .. ' � 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 19, 1956 cherrington