https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3a6ebf90befcdf6abbe849913c055bc7.pdf 3df7e3c6974308cfdf036aaba3275867 PDF Text Text ' • ' 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 .. ' �' ' I.. ..•·. - 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieporl . 0 ; Se pl 20 . 1956 DON QUIXOTES -- - - - - - - - ...The Daily Sentinel . ' .. I GIN. MGR. ; . J. ci-! ' . when perm anent puturea are top-dre-ssed Wilh tertilb.e r this fall , rep orts t h.e Midd le We !:ll Soil Improvl'mcnt Committee. fert tlzzed pasture-s get f'ff t c I ll qu1cker start in the spring and usually produce more grass pet acre and mo re protein per pound o! arass, according t o 1 atudie-s by Midwetilern ilRron- Published every atternoou e~eept Sunda;. by The Ohio Val! , , Eat-em •• a.erond l'lus mail'"' mat ter 11.1 tbP hmeroJ Ohio. p•1~t N~llo 111 advertising repr~~e ntatlw, Botllnelli-KJClball. lnr brunc)) .i ; ' MARCH OF EVENTS I t In Supreme Court. Romun Catholh:. }'rank Murphy of Mic hi gan wu the la.at Cath· otic to serve on the court. lt ha•l been BllticipaleJ '·j fertWied .al'ld It recovers earller .ln the tti"U fOr preciouS extra I ~•1• DAlLY: CROSSWORD 21 Compa.u Jrip·s·o·nTouring that h!s auccessor would also be a membe1' of the By Carol lcme ~--' aa.me tnlth, but President Truma n Instead chOJJc Wom~tn 's Travel Authority Tom Clark, his attomey ieneral and a Presbyterian, for th e po1t. He also selected J . Howard /Me· Football W••k End Grath, a Ca.thollc, to suc cee d Clark in hisCabin<Jt . W11nt a wonderful little varac;:=atholitll have aerved with distinction and higll lion 11nd rcUitiu lt in .the fall? \'uu e'm. l1ave one l'lithout. takln.r.any_ hollor on the no.tlon'a top tribunal, two of them time rrom work or school. Here'& u chid jultiUs. rn a.dtlition to Mu.,rpl) y, four how. othfl!r CathoJica have se1·ved on t he coul"\, The l ;et iu tourh wlth tho!le friends ' ftrat wu ROI'er Taney of Maryland, who wn s nnmed chief' JY";tlce In you'v11 beeu wan'ti11g t.o 81!1!1 (but 1836 by Andrew Jacklon. Taney handed down the tamo~ Prti.;l •scott· ' aumehow ~ver .dp) and plan a d~~~ . football week l!nd. You don't ha.ye ' to ~ a superlpylll olumnu• OI.OVb CLEVI!LA.ND APPOINTED the secOnd Catholle, Ed'• (l.r a eou .~ in of wara Douglal White of LoUIIiana, In 18tHI. White w a~ hamc:L1 chid the 11tar half. justice In 1910 by Wlll~am Howard Taft. When \-\'h !te died, he was back to enj6y auereeded a. chief juallce by Taft, himself, In 1921. lt.. WheD you're The third Catholic to be named t.o the high court wo.& Joseph Mr-. part of a foo t· Kenna of California In 1898. William McKinley picked htm fi 10m h!!l ball trowd you find any good Cablnet, where he wu aerv!ng as attorney ,~tent'! a1. game is a s how The fourth nt till faith to hP selrrtetl tor thi~ h!gh honor was worth ~ee i nJt:. t"l.erce Butl~r, who was choHim In 1~21 by P rt':~i dent Wa1-ren G. ' '••u or your lrie111\ s-re~e rv~ HardlnJ'. When Butler died, President Franklin D. Roosevelt chose ro o m ~ for headquarlet·s ut a hoMurphy to suoceed ~him. , I!• I or motel ntHil" th.~ ~-:-ame. Then 'l1 Upon Murphy'• death tbt Court was without ;O'ftthollc urnu\ge' t.o meet before Lhc gurpe repruent&I.Lon for \hll Arat e In M ye,n. The Jewis h lftlth b ""'IHirllli.Ji!l tur a .. picnic of eold ' 1 r.,reltnted on th'1 court. by Ill Fraokturter. rltjrken and biscti.t~. (I remem · bP.r how murvel'(luf!. thi!l tnl-lty eombinati0rt ta st«:d ut an Ok1aI "ffl2 PRESIDENT ha: a l:rge of fedt>rnl trom h nllm- Ark!!MS!l Kltme) . Vis it w ith 1Whom to 1eleet a Catholic, 1! he so des!l'e:J. Some of them are close you r rrienlb lhrougll the game, ,&1 hand. llwn fur dinner and the evenin..:-. : lervlnl In the nation'a capltRI 111'(! nve jul'ls ta of thfl Catholic faith. Th tl nPxt day, aftur a hoiidny ll'hty haclhdt Charlee Fahlly and John A. Danaher of the U. S. uwny from honw, you can Lmt h Court of Appeala for t'he Dt•trlct of Columbia, and ~ta l't back. , Matthew McQuire, Edward Tamm and Edward Cur- 1 ;.' "9ther Plan it all tot eu~ty toing. Pit-k ~ gnrne ' you Ul1 R"t~l to wit I• a ftft. Ill ftdere.l diltrlct judgel. •I, ' Catholic rfluwnable drive; che.ck 11 roud , - l'&.hey, a Democrat, Is a former United Statal and noW a of IODOitor renenl Who from 194l to 10415 represented Jurists .' Inc' ~umb;r ' .~ Reat~ tue o.l 12 Girl's ;lam s J:i_ l.ll!! lre!IH aignal kln&dorn '. cabbr.) 23 Smull 6 'fire P-.;eventlon . otftcer ink 1!1 Sxclo.ma· '·7--"Rtil:tnt. ot '.,-tbe 'i1-1n" uoit of 'U•UitDfl) t-l . King 's son bott \e.1 2-l. Re· plltCI s. Lease plea su r~ turf 1 9. At one tme 27 . Gredlng ISiang) lee anti 1m.w 10. Barhooo: 30. Ma.lt 1\ke ~rass 17. 1-:xc.lam:l· ltl . St\oW('!"f-<1 t: ont~mpt I" . Wolf'w cry ~lJ . Forrm·r Japar w!e 22. ~:5. bevera&es 14 . Farm lion of iSlam! of respect. Tltl~:" Chapman, extension sails apeciaUst. The pastures received a fall application of 60Q P9undl per acre 0: 10-10).-lO ferWlzer, con~ talnlng nitrogen, pho~hate and potash. Each of the ots yielded an average or ,1562 e~ra pounds ot dry matter per acre rrom two clippinss. Chapman I&YB tlll.41 increaaed )"ield rewe· tented a re-turn of $3.50 for P.V~ry dollar invested Jn fertilizer. 22. AtlaUc N\lrle 6 Frenzy ~6 . 1\-pplement "1:5 . Dwelling. HI . Worsted auitlngs: ts. ~!'"'" 31. Acid dl.tcharae 33 Null 34 Body ot water ~D. Land . . ·- meuurt Not mant 3i. Constd· Ia lion {1 . Bachelor of Artl (abbr.) .f.2i. What'! ' ~B. .. --- - ---·-·~·- ··- · ! ,l!IJ . :ts mll.t anl olU. Ohio cit)' 41. Cupltnl (Switz . ) tS. Antl4!red ani mal ( po.'!!l .) p~lta'er Ca.thql{c jl,&rl~ts frol'f\ whom the ~~~ ~)4 ~~~ -· I ~c.;.' 1\lckname 2. St.l!oldy . " ...., 3. R.\'.·rt· f Sp l llAILY CltYJ'TOQUOTE - S·.OO '. Old Alfalfa With Fall ToJ!:Dressing A Cryptorrun Quot&Uon I y N • . er Tlt ..tre IN NEW COURT BATTLE !HlD' The Lineup 9:30_ Pta son To Pers(,n Headan~ 10:00 Your E~sO 10,15 Sports Puade Pre ~~~ Box 10:25 Weathewoan I 10:30 6:~ ~ 12;30 C. :30 Jt CoUlrt Be You £..~hoo:J Mra:. GarDett Chapman and Mrs. 1:30 Te-Dnes.se Et·nic 2 :00 M11Jtinee- Theatre 3 ·00 Qu ~en ror ;~· Day 3:45 Mc..dnn Romancea ComedJ Time 4:30 'My LittJ.e Margie 2 :30 Bob Crosby Show 6,00 Newol'lolure Mary 8onecuher were business r1- :00 s,oo Aunl Dm Spom l!lyfl • 6:25 Les Pwl 6:30 Coke Time 6:45 News Caravzrn ·; ... •' "' 7:00 Dr. Hudson ? .30 The Whistler 8:00 callers In Hartford Saturday, 'Mr. and 1Mrs Roy Roush or Parkersburg called on Mr. Arch Ye• aer Friday_ Mr and Mrs. Ed Fry and Mrll. Naomi Yeager attended the funeral of Mr Henry Roush in New Hll· JAMI!ii IOOSIVILt, Califomla representative to Congrea&, bl& ven Friday. p·n unt wife,• !reJJe, en shown tn Loa A.Aplea Superior' court -Mr; and .¥fai.Calvin Ble$Sing and where be Ia •eekln8 cu1tody ot hla thrtt ~dfeb : f-df ~ Weeki tn Mif 'w. J ROYilns were ~business the BUmm8r. on alternate weekends iilid Oil 'cftuJn hOUdaya. He visitors in Pt Pleasant and Mallon ; 11.}1!10 wants aupport payments to atop w'beri hti ttu the chUdren. Friday, llls ~x·w"lte and mother ot the children, Mn. Romelle ' ~velt. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Hart were In court ttnoet), aaid, "1 wiU reslet to the ltmtt:"-t/nter'lofio!WIIJ ,------- ----~~ i-n Point PJeasant Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin T Blessing called on Cecil Ble~sing WedneB· Mr. ;md Mrs. Paul Blessing of day evening. Mrs. Mary Bonecutter and d~ugh Pt. Plea~arit were supper guestg ot the Cecil ·Blessings Monday ev- ter Connie were in Pt Pleasant Saturday on business. 1 enlng. 8:30 Big Story t.f!f.l~ qJ SHOf 9:00 Cavalcade or Sportt ,. R::JO ('IC\'Cintl'!l 'Urown' 11 :05 W-t'at·M r . ' 11 :10 NMJY9 YQ~KUMJ TILlSlQT WI z J ·- n I S Z T y.,,,_,' $<-JI W Q \1:00 Nf'W.? 11 :Ol'i TOP !.ate Show Pc·es.'l Dux \ WGJ P.:YTW B l $ W 0 . LOW~Y >!At' CANNOT !lAVE 1 • - -..1~ . :3() '!00 ' Foreign In1rigue Tonight - - - - -- THURSDAY II :ri9 Sign On , ...- 1:11 It's Fun .to Cook 1:31J Feminine Tou~h Aftel'noon ¥Jim FeS<ti~'aJ 'l\¥o-Gun Playhouse ll:OO Mickey MotLse 6:00 Burta1o Blll, J-r . 2:00 4:00 6:30 SUNRISE Lone Ranger : 11:45 Sian TO 7:00 otr Hour Glilss 8:00 Combat Sergeant SUNSET 0 :00 Socialist Worker Party ~'!'ATION• 9:30 stta.w lbt Tbe8lre 990 11 :00 News and Weather On Your Dial Do It FRIDAY I 12:00 Film '-:. Fancy KL• CQMWI5• ~· WHT.N-TV Channel13 "YOUR Etl\NJ , .. 11 :15 My.stery Theatre orr ery ~EN -4NGOR4'S BIG ROMANCE WENT ON ii-!Ei SI-!04LS,SilE ACTED LIKE IT WAS 1\-IE BITTER END "·· 1:13 ' I '. Film & Fancy Fall's crisp air makes you 6:00 News ·Weather Sports John Daly Rin Tin Tin 7:00 Jim Bowie 6:05 6 :10 6:15 6l!O feel . Ilke . moving . right along with .tile breeze , • , ana here's a shoe to help yo11 most. It's a fiat young skimmer in rich black I~ ROUSH'S . ' UO Crossrood!t ' 8:00 Trea9ur e Hunt No. Second Shoe Store • 8'20 · The 'vi<~ '' 9:00 Polku ·Time ~id.lleport 9:30 Straw Hat Theater - -- 11:00 11 : ]() News and Wedhtu" Sports ILI5 kly$tery ThPa~re I "Mr. Erine and Miss Twi1a Rich· ard were shopping jn Hartford anti New Haven Saturday, M,r. 'and Mrs Curtis Young left for tlJel.r home in Dunbar, Saturday arternbon. They will vlsit with the Fred Gilmer family and R. A. Blessings before returning here. Mrs. Ernie Grimm. Mr. and Mn: Elmer ~ewberry, Mr. CeciJ BPessing is improv- Stevie and Mike were dinner ~uest 5 lns slowlY dter returning bomt~ of Mr and Mra. Dennis Roush Jr. from the hospital. of Hickory Chapel, and Mrs. Curtis Young and ·Mrs Warth of New Haven spent -Mrs. Ethel Fry were caller~ in the Sunday with Mr. aDd Mrs. Donald Charlie Brown home Monday. ThO!pp&on, The ))4iople in ibis area were· ¥r. and Mrs Fred Rast, Patty abocked to .hear of tbe, sudden an4 Freddie of ·Huntington spent death of Mr. Henrv Rousb of New the weekend with )Irs. Luvena Haven. He has mafty relatlTe6 and Raine7 and attended· Sunday friends here. School at Soard. Mrs. ThroJ?,t Sayre ~d daue:b· Mr. JDd _MfS. Cu.r~bi .Y.O!JPI .ct~II· ter" ·o f .Columbus spent Qle past ed on :Mr and Mrs Tobey Myers two w:eet5 wilb ~. and Mrs. Ross Thursday evening. Winebrenner. Mrs. Lillie Kelvi~Jton and . _ Mr. _and Mrs. Cbarlle· Brown ctiildren of ,Akr~ were Friday called on Cec:JI Blusln.l( recenU~·· guosta of !IO'tl. ·Elmer ·N<wlJ<rry. Mr and Mrs Jobn Hudson cr Mr. Bert. SleSBinR and Mr. Okey Leon, Mrs Vir(iDia' Sayre 10t M~on . Roush spent Monday after noon . Mr. and Mrs. Arch Roush of ·Oat and evenins with Mrs. Allie BlesGrove motored to Martin Ferrf sing and Audtey ol Hartford. Sunday tO 'Vi!il M:r. · Reilbe'n' Me• Mr. and Mrs. Hlll'1')' ~r~lr:s were Daniel who remains ill in the boarecent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clay pilal. toD Roush. Mr. and Mr.& : Daniel Weigand Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coley uf I Rena Bonecutt-er, .Gregory and 1 Christi Dawn- were auests of Mrs. w. J Chapmar,a' Sunday. Mlss Connie Warth of New n~l· ven was the guest of Mils Gloria C•·ump $unday. •Mr. OrvU1e Hamilton and sons i of Po~t Pteaaanl spent Sunda,y witb Mr and Mn. Virgil Burria. lit and f4rs. Dennis Rous~, Mrs. Luv~na' Rtlney and Ml' Oke)' Roush !:iPen-t Friday evening with' _the Elmer Newberry family, :Mr. and Mrs WJIIie Ball wcrr• Sunday auests of Mr aDd Mrll. Fred Roush. Mr. Robert Taylor tailed an Cecil and Bert Blessing Saturday eveningc ·Mrs, W W Staats has been visit· 1 1 in,.- her ai.&tcr Mrs, Ruth Parso~ .... ..... SIX MON'TilS LATER· .. MY. J.lOW ~E LYRICS !lAVE CI-I.4NGED ... • At..SO "TT--E LEADING MAN.... . Fall plow -doWn of nicroaea and photpbtte reftt111er ran larl'- ' u yillld lneteast- than· did dttk ~ln on O'Brlea eOUDtJ, Iowa, c.u·ru. Vle!d' (left to tlaht were 69, 88. If, 81 ud 89 1tla1hell,' ' ~t one Htl diMeUOhal markera .-n&1nf th• WI)' to aome c.t the 'frhll mOlt popular recreational Ollloll!l bold b> jolnl ~!""-l~!~•J •~1101•11 ol lnlorm 1n ,~" :. •, 1,111 reapecUnlJ, ·; F .{.~MERS can lllall Pork. IIIJ?Illt• aeenlc arels make rualt<l Slalo !'ark which til: fotilt. Ath Ctvo, shown 1n (~~urta Lltl on Stat• Rout• OQ\n. • daten mlles 'outhweat t1 }AIIn. Old Man't Ctv• and ~ fallJ trt on State Route .14 filii.•U thtH . . '1\'lltiln a•• mu.. ·• .. •. 14-M~son Mt!l1 Cau ... t Fqr lltilltilry Sevlcc parJu drlvlllr dlo- of th010 fourteen P<I!O •••II qlhtr. The other ' L'oun :y ~At;-.1:~•• f-. w-tM ' . Lareer machlnet caU Uled &hat Will nve t.1m1 and bol ro:dc,.una ontl plowlnl dow puts Ule fei'Wlzer lh mollt toil wbJcb lncreaaea l\1 etftclen. c.y In • drY ye,_r. -a-TotMireuin~meadowe wtth phos}:lhatt 'ai1d · lh ln lhtla.te •wnmer or U helpa hold the \tiJWIII 1D lepme-craa~ mlx· potas~' and intl41 - . OIIIroiOJl ~Una. ' \ you would ordlna'rlly 6roaileaat 15--Even: If ,-ou have • lll1ht and plow rJown In the l!lprlnf: 1011 of DllroJiil ·over the wln· 1-Y0\1 can 1prud out your ter, .,lt bD ecp.t lcia than an e-• nH· n A ~ hbnd . K~· -· f'n (IX:<lnii. :J.~ lt'lns t ... r m;t . triday r•·l' ltDl'j· ~ " rvlc'e P "l'O l'f! l n~ to Mrs . B ~lt Bolt<y Moore , clerk of l M se lt'rli\' !' ~c-tv: cc bO!ll" .:. -1111 ol 1 flant _ Am ong thl" tou rteon are two -·aba= 1eavern with 1 .'J.., lOdU ban1lnr tbe trlll tor some 1ft t.hc sprlna rrom the Bend Area of the- cuun ly. yttr-a ...._ · waterfall spills over t.be ctp ot '"-' roclt!. tu the The-y o.re Ghm Clintmt Ha l'r.:th, ·~ ..._ bolqw. A~ !lre& and conce-salon stand an -located ncnr tt.: New ijtven, 1 and Donu1d (' hnrles ; ~lolllil~ ~.' Rickard, We&t Co1umbla, !llfOalt:oall~lo!'l Porta an Coal!l•.'• llol· low, -tantwell CUftt, and R~k "•. Ma~on wl!l l"tPOl_'l to ~ney. &ol! 1tructure. aave work and aave time by adding fer.tiJtter In the fall, re-porta ,the~Middle w..1 SoU Im· ~royal(le . Com~~~tee, ~e' re-t;fol'lt a temel)llll by :1' o-~ISLI 11t f.land Grant Co ••••· [n addlUoa to . tbeae, advall" tages, thci committee Uatli t.he•e other beneftta ~~~in· ora Jn the fall all t!le · tt.and U. whb.l1 \he 8808-acre Hockin• 1 m•kt *!· I l work load by rertutr:inll ln. the \.ra tdp over the Oeld lD ~ !all. Thla taku lhe · h. .t oft In AI)~ n·· ~ bolter lo rlak lhe I)Jrlna and helpo op~ed ll>e ou .<>1 ·~ I ~ ullroaen tHan plenU.ne qperi.tlon.a When every tQ ik &t et rillf; tutlllzer oa minu\e eoUnta. yOUr 'll:ela.J a _:. ll. '-The 1tound ·I• usuallt JrM· · e:.-111. lht taU. rou ftnd tt ••• er In the fall. Naohl.ntrJ pull• ·ier M) •~' the uact foUltatr ra~ ..aier and. 40tl ltsl dam&~ to da lm:l lfldt J'CIU. W'Uii&.. . . _ JL.- 3:9• . Yo.ne,.......,.JD• . f...t. ...... • . . .11"11111111 . , ., L J~ 8'1 ,EAS........ ~~.;~ ....... 2 "~~ 33c FROZEN ·FRYERS~!~.:-~~;~~......:~~~.7:.83c , s BEAN •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 :i..23c _ 9 Tho pick of . the crop. TOPPlE SAYS; •• ll'f&W Fnlt, ••••••••• auil Brenda (tf Huntiogt.on; •Mr. Leona'rd Roush and . tami1y, Mn. Nol far ltom Glbllonvllle 11> lloddrll County 11 one of the . ~ 1nten•Unt road market · lieu In the State ot Ohio. On one H-E-NS- While Cecil BlessinJt: was hos-pittlizcd Mr. DWight Gibbs aoj Mr. Curtis ~ichard dug his polltoes· for bim. A friend in need is a friend lndeed. Mr. Bert Blessing utslsted them . Mrs. ,Mary- Grlmm and daugh· ter Janet visited rPCenll'y w.llth ·Mf YOu'll Be Skimming Along on a Breeze . It's Fun To Cook 1:30 Ft>m ini..ne Touch 2,oo Film Festival 4:00 Two gun Playhouse 500 Mi<:key Moust . 11:10 Sports 12:15: Sign 1 12:00 Exciting! Different( Fancy raaltifti ·~::;.;·~· _, plump, golden birds-tender as """-• 1I gaodneu for -ing. Ideal 4 to ~ pound aile. LETART. W. VA On Trial ...f. 1r DOOil. 12:30 Cur"'-1t 1:00 Johnny carson Sbow 1:30 How;cparty 2:00 The Big Payo1f • recently With Mrs. Luvena Rainey. Mr Dwight Gibbs called on Cecil and Bert Bles:».ng Saturday after 11,00 T!I!' Tac Dou•h 6,15 Maaeitwith -.-~------,--~·~~~~~::~~~=============================== and Donna, Maude Blessing and Mrs. Leolla Young. Mr and ·Mrs. Dennis Roush , Mr . Okey Roush visited one. evening 9 :00 Coftee Time 11 ~ The Wor!<f Tun11 Buch. I Thornt Sayre and daughter of ColumbUs, Mn~ . Rou Winebrenner · Sign On L2:00 CJm«a- Gow W -·.To Friday, Mri' Sarah Hannum, Dale and Robert oC Mt. Alto, Mrs. w,oo Home 11 :00 V,allant L¥17 tibet anti COrol l'"'llo GalllpoUI • I 1&. ood - · . IIUJIQ' ~ cently vi.lited bet Ptr«~ttllr. aDd Mrs. Du011 ol AleuDdrio, Va. llr. •ntl IDI!offmea aDd aoa wer• ta Pa$enburl. Tbunday Patty lluaey bu .......,. Ho.,.r lloopiW 1... N.,.... TniJIIQJ. -Mrs. Pauline Bueb, Calif. tlld Geoe Bueh 1lf PUtlbuqb, Pa. receatl7 vbited )&, IDd Mn. Bob Mary Joaa shoppini in Poinl Pleaaant Friday. Mr. and Mr. Guy- Blessing of Mason ·bad as the.tr dinner guests 7 ,00 Tod•y 9:30 Arthur. Godf.r-ey 10:30 Str-ike u Rl.c'b. 1 Uy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush were Dateline: Europe FRIDAY niURSDA Y S'gn On .... I 11 :00 Nt>W<~ 11 OS Late Show Toni-ght ,For Mttel' tasting tout and those preaent were Mn L. c. Raymond Peter.., Chrlatian eommlt b U - A B w~~..:~--tee, Mn. Hen- Leyae, Educat~ Roua , ~·· . . ~-. -~ u' on, M-. Howard -• W••cnhals. on u- N p L J . Rutt.encu.Uer, ~·· . • ·• Swackhammer, Mrs. w.. C. Ston.e, memberthlp. Otbetl p!ftellt were Mr•. N. o . welll. Mn. Huao Juh~ Mrs. Mary Wat, Un. Stella Fry, ing, Mrs. Ron•ld Smltb, Mn. Her- Mn. Edna Bunil aDd lin. H. P . man Llyne Mrs. IJoyd Rouah lin. Burri1 . • P . J . Wolpert, M.n. J. L. Stewart, PIRSONALI Mrt'. R. F. Bryaat, Mn. Paul l!leal.- Saturday dlnDer pall: of carole ly and sister of the holteu, Mn. · Roulh wer• Oortu DlttmiD, of J . L. Stalnaker of BurDSYIUe. Mary..Uie, Oblo, ADD Lantz, Muoa=·============= == Reporter Feot . *,..s.,.. *""'ant..,. For *"• ----- --- Krl&: Bu.rrt.:, .;a.m:. iutflc ·f. a::m 1~ighw:~ y Patrol 8:00 Ca¢ain Kangai oo 9:00 t}nrry Moore Here'• how to work lt: AX\' OLBAAXn 1.• · L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 · \V A II.UM ...d O ·· e lt1 lter 9 tmplv 11taads !or another. tn thta ex1am1p1t · o· etc 11nr • • 11ert. • t nr t :l e three L'IJ, X for the two ~ - -WOld& ar• •U tt.tn\1. t zort•h-<~. t he length and tOI'Ol&tlon F.ac l• 1Jily til\? code- Jett,re are ditrerenl. . l'llt New Life in ·ta : J ·ll.l!i , Greatt!31. Fights of Ceni:UJ'1 ~ ., Cirl's o f all, it helps f\ l!"1·toh ynu r vn('nU on fun beyond Lh ~ usual ~tnnmcr !len~ on . o>E '" ' . il'l" Po""''. ., Henrf · -Mr. and Mrs Bob Richardson , Ma.x ~nd Kathy and Mn. Bertha / Richardson of Parkersburg, Mr PTA MilTS TOICIOHT Tile flrllt Parent Teacher meetClarence Taylor end Adrian Ltatb'ey of Vernon ~•lled on Mrs. Fan- ing wlU be he-ld at the New RaveD IS ABOUT l l a _ , ud pede111'1au an Ill 1J!1o nie Taylor Sunday . Grille Khool buildilli tonllbl, aoua pwred dowD tbe II'OJ'It llood ID Ave yea.n. The fOlJl'!"b:o\11' · lldr anti llrl, C F Bl01olnt, 1011 Sept. '20. All parent. are urged to wh1cb allo l.uhed Japu. u.d Wa.J po~ta. · · Ella ana kr. Bert Blessing spent attend. :Sunday with Mr and Mra. De,nnit Aki'Oll, Mrs. Emma Thompson ot Roush. and Okey, NIHICLIMA GARDIIf CLUa • Wellaville, MJ>, a11d Mrs. Beanie · Mr aQd .Ura. Cllvtn Bieasinlt,Mr The Neblclima Garden Club met Hoffman called oh. Mr. and Mn. and Mrs W J Rollins spent Sunday. Moaday alfbl al the Alt!x QuiUOil Dwight Gibb1 recently. with 1Mr and 1Mrs. Guy Blessi.Dg Of chJihQ~. Hostesaea were Kn. ·Mr. and Mra. Charlie BrOwn and Mrs. Harry Miller ud Hrs. Lewil EVIlee were dinner guests of Mrs. Ethel Fry Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Bonecutter and Connie were Wednesday evening gu~ts of Cec:U Bleuinll .&rid fam· · 10:45 . Frank Lt-ahy Sbl)W c o0WN . Edge ol Nl~llt •...."!I ""'"' -s.·.~.• · "'r Frlofi~ 3:15 Se-c-ret Sto-rm 3 :30 Edge ot Night 4:00 Kati~f":..JM!J!)Jg-n . 4 '00 TIII>J:i'l<\ ~bow 6!00 Art Linkletter & t-he JU• 6:l!i Douglas Edwards 6:30 Sgt. Preston of. Yukon 7:00 Bob Cummings Show 7:30 Climax 8:30 Four Star Playhouse9 :00 Arthur Murray 9:30 Quiz Kids 10:00 ES$0 RepOJ!ter 10:15 Sporta: PIU'ade 10:25 Wea:thennan 10:30 Museum : :t'l. S ma ll lalani.l 32. Un1t of con- reaident of 'tbii place b lD a critical condition in .a MartiD8 Fezry hoapital. 4:00 ~tie'1 Ki1ch~n 4:30 The Early Show ' ' IQ ~e(!onal Reool'tor 3:00 Brighter Day pmg 29.,Clant. b ~ ars B ening. Mr Rettbeo McDanieJ a former WCHS-TV ChannelS Ge ru1u n 2'8. Half -"'"15 • ..... -------- Ui.l;courog-e r\~flr ~~-ent cSurar eveninl with Mr. aDd HousepMty 8:00 The Crundt'r Ray MUJand Shaw car lmboden and family , FQrest bl oI W.1t C• oIu Um T a.I d th Mr Ro , . lie>~ ay or an mo er fli& Payoll Boh C ro ~r-:· Shuw 7:30 Play-house. of Start Mans-f1cld , and Mr nnd Mrs Os· 12 :00 in wa-ler OHl• -- as their a:ue.st1 Sunday )irs. Liule Stewart IUld gr.aodaugbter Sandra . .s t h"' Wo• '.d 'l'Urne J oh11ny C•m•on Shu-v• Fpr~ Ou!dlna: utl1t 4'- rt o.lt ln g' ..,.,__ ~ vacation with M7 . and Mrs. Rou Winebrenner and other relativea. Mr. and Mrs P . A Ble11ioa: had Love of Life St>a rrh fllr TomoTrow- 1 ~110 - 11opywoo4 ~' , Varia~ and grand:--~on. Andy St.oy , 1 !1 :4~ 36. lnlcr]ecllu •• :17. Backbone 1anal. l IU1Uce .. . 12:00 Valiant L&dJ Brighter Dav 3:15 Seer.:~ Storm ReceBt guestli or Mr. and Mrs. H:ll1 Love ot Ufe Cal Orr were Mr. and Mrs. FrAnk 11 :30 Search foc Tomorrow durtauce 11-:tcc.l :r\ [}dame jur\.~Jt!l lt<!tiOI} lftclude EdD!.UJid Wa.rnn. Flynn, o!Jief j~U"" i)f . tllti~ o.l~ lllti\1' aaprema ooart; George Swtt~n,v. thief justtde- ot 'A{~ t . s. " df•trlct court In MAI•acbuaettJ; and Judge Jo/Jeph Smith ot the U S. 411tr1et court 1n CoAntctkut. 1:00 i :30 2·00 2:30 3:00 11:15 -~,{ovii' MUSt!Um Ju.tr~<•ue 11 ._ 30 Fore'"n ... ... througl\ fear \ht department many time• ,:~~~~:~Su· pnme . Court. Dana.her Is a former CoMtc\icut who WRI promlnllnt tor I point I abbr.) t:Jird ipl.) 11. Ver etab tl!'l 1 ,. • - Hawat!an -'Cfwlili 1 ·Jurv m en\bef I .... of rrezlnJ. In tests on 58 farm fasture~ IT. Wisconsin, the use o fall·ap-plied fertilizer ret.w,-ned $/J3 per acre after deducting the ·cost of fertilizer, according to C. J. 11 :05 ~, 11 ._ vu returned to their home in ColumbUs Saturday after a two Wetk$ . i:. 11 ;00 News that the nation's three major fniths have buPn repreaented on the high court. For years prior to that the court Included seven members ot l~e Protestant faith, one ot the Jewish h.Jth, and a .. 12 : and Des 1o,oo' brarn'it .· · ;. ·t hu r Uudfr ry ll :30 11 ·45 Gu id ing Lig:Ql 12:00 Ray Milland Show YOtl Bet" Your Ufe lt he does, It wlll be 0111 l\rgt time since HH9 ,.•• II :OU 11 · 15 Theatre 9'00 Lilli,;,,...,. 8:30 wu reported wmally well- lnfonn ed c\!·clt•!l th nt lhe Pre·;idmt Is thinking of seh...;:ling a Catholic jurist to till the va.co.ncy resulting from the retirement Od. 15 of Justice sr.c rman Ml.1ton. It !l:30 (' ny l U JO St 1·ikz- It l'ikh Pocwl<i•' cho!c~> .;~ ' Thr. . folihi ,- Wo~ld 8e SYccenor to be Catholic? Repres•~ted' on High Be'nch Spedcd to Ct>11traZ hess Ajosocfution , WASIUNQTO)I' - Presh.hmt Elsenhow~r may re\·ert to an old pre~nt .nd name a Roma.n Cath~.>llc to . the U:nl.~d $tat.!.'! ' ~ : 1.)(} savinl• on fee<l bills. 6:25 Sport 1 Eye , Bluerr4sl shtya ~.tatable lat .. er ln the •tUnmer when .it Ia well 1 6:;G Les Paul ancl Mary Ford 6 :1Q Tbe Dinah Sltore: Shil-w 6:•5 ~ewa Caravan . 7. :QO f;l~U -& · Scruggs • 1lmportaat -liHMtleWASHINGJO N 'rJlf:!'·--: 'Minto"'' Supttme Court of Racine. Mrs Thornt Sly're aDd daughter ~-~ ~-~.-·~:~e~~~ K~ng::~rno, t:\U'lee Time 4:1}{) Comf'dy Timt' ' 4:::0 M\ J.it.t·le 'Ma.rli!lo 5:00 Aunt Dru Show 6 :00 New!l Plcture l ,_.week: one yeiU' lA 3dvanee at1'he [ >ailv St' •ll inel offi"te . $15&1•lx month~- S7 80; tb rf:'e m onths , $3 90 By •notor rc.ute w hn f 1Yillahlt: one m t r.th, 'I By m11il one )l':!..tr ~ : ~11 mofli!J.B, $-1 21 . -s.te~ moatba, $2.5(;; one m011 rn_ S-1 . ---.. 10:00 Hom~ 11 :00 Ti<· Tar Uough : l :w ll rould he you 12:00 Parson 's Stucty .-- .~,, l rurrt>nt I :30 Tennessee Ern it" 2:0rt Matinee Theatre ~ GO QueE"n For A Day 3:4:S Modern Rotnanc t>s I M.1 LWL&too Ave., Nt>w York Cit,, lfl, r-; Y Subseriptioll ratCJ : Deliver)' by earr'er wbPrr nailahle 3tl cPn l ' . IU.iO omists. I Some agronomists say l ~a t tall appli£.-ation of tertili:o: er are preferable to sp.rin& appiW! ~1 h ons in many res"ecta, becauSe ·of Lhe ftrmer foohng for trucks •and spreaders. ,! · Ii;prller pesturl~ l11lhe sprina: . ,on faJI .fertUized flehfs ean rrie~m rt> THURSDAY Sii:n On 7:00 Today I ofril'e " ff H' to fl-!'i5 Capehart. Flower ..-ronaemenbl u 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ; Sept 20, liM pre.MinJ bollday1 w~e mlde. AtBIITHDAY PAATY aDd SUsie Street, DOIUll, ~ Red C Blood ~· I.e Door teodlq were Mn. Carroll Adami, Mr en4 . . . ..,..._ Hftton en- Glorte; ID'II Kl.tb1 Heseoa. 'l'ltclile . r06ll mo l • .Nn. t;eol'ie McK.nlabt, Mrs. Wm . ._. and u E -' J ·-~• 0 prlZt' wu WCID by MrJ. c1 C. lrlont ~ Glbbe M Foater GnDICI:ad Mn .r ...ra Ulileoe U~~: IIOD en- sendiDI ..fu were oyee . - . l eomery whllt lln. Thesma c~ j B:i.. lin. PbU Blt.e-Y: tertalned their dauabter Regem.a l Leah and Gtle Miller, JKkitl.lo..._ ~ h•rt and Mrt Morman Monti~ Wm. MeGa • llrl John Wol{e Ann w-ith a party on her third ·~on , and Mr. and Mn. Orlatadl Jilt. er)' aerved u bolteteet. Pr• Kn T :.~;~ ifn Ray Pick btrt.bda,- S.turdi:y trterneon Sept.,.--"-,·::---:--:-::---·:=~-.. ent we-r~ Mrs. Pearl Wartb, )ln. uu,· M.ro:! Pete ,&., Cm.ter . lit at their home on Hnen Heij Nora Trtpp, Mr1. FrHI Hart, Kn. Wea M n - e ......... 0 Mn ,tltl. Tb01e •tt~adina were : Cindy Athlem Nannie Roush, M.rl', Pred RDulh, E. ;•r,&:bra. ~-~ "';:; Davl.ci llouJh, J immie Muncy. Sb.troil and UN TA-L fw Wtldl J Mn. Foster Weaver, Mr.t. Wm. l Fiel~ Jr. ae • Carol Gibbs, Ra1phie SJyre, JJmmle the old ttlnMII lllc1n ........ flff Roua:h, Mr.. Everett Roush aad Rlee Johnnie, Gary and Linda Ul- le..,-lne .,_1thy, hardr If ..., j Mrs. SybU Smltb. LUTHIRAN WOMI:N MilT ley, Randy and Gary_C_Jark _._P_auJ _ ill_e plened witt. ,....erfvl, l... .. The L""*'an w.,._ Met • Mr. and Mn. Arthur We-berll ,,.. T-4-l., ' " ' «<I INck et Mr : BEND &.WING CLUB MIITI the hom. of ...,., Otte> GriiiMII. A vlaite:d relatives in Glen . Lyn, Va. ator... T..,. ... lwHfMr,. ' 'fhe Bend SewiDJ CJub met at Tha. . Otterl"' ,.....,. w• br over the week end. LohN, DvftOft. the home of Mrs. H. R. Andrew• lfra. Mart.la Oblinger. The pro• -• gram wu ~ Mn. Wm. p..,ell. \ Thunilay a11ernoon. 11ra. ftDUrewa ~.q was honored with a:oin' away JlfU The tollowlne e-ve report, Mn. Roush,l WSAZ-TV Channel 3 e-arliE-r start an fteld1 next sprint EDITOR Bu sLn~ss Moore . ("'ATTLE ~,an have extra days "L~ ?f gra.ung this fall and an RIYHOLD E. CioREEN• ..,._tin~. Inc:., 11ot 110 Methllllk St., Pumt!!'O)', 0 ~ .itone 398. editorial off1ce pbo!O:~ 397 FRIDAY AUXILIARY Tbe American Le~~D Auxlliaq met Monday at tbe Let_ion hall. Mn. HeiU')' Perry re-'uene-<~ •• preside-nt and Mrt. Wm. vtee.vresident wlll 1 erve , 15 pr911· t.mt. Mrs. H. C. Roney will tlll the vlc,e pretid.ency. TM orpnlza. tlcm mad·e P1t;DI to all&ist with the iTELEVISION . -. . OEVOTEO TO INTERESTS. OF MEIGS- -MASON "lEA .ICH.t.ltD I. OWl .. Full-Fed Pastures Give More Grass. I Extra Proteins •a NEW HAVEN SOCIETY .FOUR-HOUR MONSOON LEAVES MANILA LIKE THIS ~NrJRo•. .·,. ' .; Aiurmmlmows ii'a DOYOrloo loto.tor a idee, heay iaDd~! And Good Luck'o - . fhob Bam ' Tbat'o •• OLDTVME VIENNA SAUSAGE pe111ad to perfection In our own rlf-1•1 • rtOIIII and Nllled to you al 1111 peak If ·lftaror and ptdness at a low, low price. · 19c HEARTS.....:......,... .. ' CELERY :ri•p pkg. APPLES:~,::: 4 ~~ 45c lA ~, coTMN•I'#II' ... ~oz.49c C..O.... Col. •, ~"' . · ' ' "STII;(' 'EMJIP PODNER ! AND HAND OVER'1 SOM& BREAD AND GOOD LUCK MARGARI.N!:: I . i •' OLD FASHI ~DliY D'lnk Royol . " LowOot tl ollla otlorlot .. ~I hnL ' · ' , . .• IIO!I',&i. CliiOWlf ·''··-.. .~,, ·~~G- ~ ' . ' \·, ". . ~~ ...._ GoiHn · Flairar �' I ~ly Sentinel, l'omeroy-M!ddlef><'r!, 0 ; Sept 20, 1956 • • amp1ons I ecte S~rts Scribes Predict Pomeroy Ne1S9Dville, JaekS6n Top Three ' Br PAUL M. CLIF'ORD SEQ Sports- --------------~--~-----~ - - - - .. .. ... - By Alan Mciver TOP JOCK - foor!h , and WPilst on. picked fif th, would be tht> ··Jarkh.orse-s" of thp wrtters and SportscaS'INs put ci r cui t. Mid fll f•p o ~·t was a un 01 niCoach Alex Cilo and hi s Pom e ro,y I mo us c noi (·e 1, 1 f 1ni .~h last i n th e Panthers !1Quarely on the spot last - ~embers of the P/?IPF 0/? I P0/!17"1N(J A7" rilE 5,ooo lleaguP. ER I pound •••••••• ' ••tty e,.lt.,··s,~c.MJ .~-M·X~~~" l._l,.,t h•• eo.ch lb.,. thio·d.truly .~. to1ndflaloh)'OUrr ••d ......... "' th. - · · · · .1 fiHIIM llnwtho!"fle, Milton Lambert, Ted Beegle a.n-1 Rich Barn. 112 /(1~ I~ ~0'1'# Moon Beams ... Oft s , SltUJht.tt Gebe ....., ~ -..... ,__. ' OPEN ~ a~w1ys ~as ;11 10od., ball eluti. ·Wdi r-p . ter l•k• thtlro•m··· who~· ~·t bet. as the seaffl!lll pro.cre!U!et. ..-. r---54~E .,.rn· ,... -'• ,..,. bowrer. •ha:uiCII " trom Jsckson SPECIALTIES RADIATOR PROTECTION OLDSM081LI .. . wa•u Yotr Gll'l' A II'M'ER & .... ·.. Kerr D~L VaJii ,·Z; I o • o • • o o •' 'o ! ..'• o o • • • • • . 33C ........ ....... . . , IIJ, . · -po'ft"iiR"R·OAST ............~:... 29c 39c . J" .• .i~~,-.;~i; ' .....•29c . 64 filled witt! llcmor ~lrl:"l[~..............n. ~ • - ..... ""&ic c . _ ...... lb. 59c 29c ..... & ........ . IOc Wllllfo ..• , •· :l 1951 STUDEBAKER • o • ' • • • • • • • • • I f • • ' • $395 195l ,IUICK ..... ... ..... ' ....... ... . $695 Sr;fttll Rlrdtop; ltldlo and Heater · · 1949Ct1Moln / $125 $295 I Buslneu Coa;e F·800 CAB & CRA~SIS ' . - ''i595 . r . ' ~'t "" ' "·- ! ' ' .1941 PACKARD 4 Door ' . . i . ,. . '- " 1952CHEV . .%:..Na~ $7• • ' ~ ~ '' • . ' . ,. I ,•. ' ~ .. ..... ... ' $125 1949 FORD PANK~f(JCK a·c,. er $$ 5 • ••••• I •••• I IISII •• I int;Em I MEAT IALU to.:. . ' SAFETY SERVICE • • .'JoUR FORD DEAI.IR loCuST.CstOMOii llillal but ' ,INC. ..... .... $1- SAUSAGES ' '' ...... .... ".21 ··············~···· ' Hackett's Ro11r1 8 to S:IO PM E-. B:r Appelatmeat W. Maht f.t, Pomeror II ' ' boih I Custom 2 door; Radin and Healer 1951 fORD ·:...... · .... •.. ··: .. · •• •· $54$ 1955 FORb ! I I $595 ' ' ~$, ROtKET aI aI half olab " 2I.':':~·~- . 89c u. I I I •• wh..... "." .. ,,....~ ' y ICEBERG . GOOD USEI)· TRU·CKS WHEEl BALANcE WHEELAUNEMEtfT BRAKE SERVICE · GOOD IIAIONS !Door 4 Doer, • cyl INCLUDE ·BACON with · tht purcha" of lllew Yorker 1950FORD OUR GEttttORE SEE US FOR GUARANlltiJ ANTI-FREEZE 3 LBS HEAD OF LETTUCE ' BUY YOUR ,;_. ' Casto- t Door; lladlo and Heater; I'Ord.OiCle PAY LESS ror TJiat~bller Chaace ' 1952 MERCURY ·· ··· · · · ·· ··· ·· · · ·· · ·· $795 19S1 CllltYSLIR set or the week-syracuse over Maryland. '-•.<(, :ll,..,\.afle 'I 4 Door, Radio aad Heater; Mertomalle · I~ WJq Ud ReaUr; SCiadlrd tnas; 2 lone color ' I ' • : '' oilli;r Utah Slate, N, Caroltlll onr N.c·.s~or., Bayler ov.er C111Uforlnl1 and here's out· up- 1 . . 19$1 ruu · ·· · · ··· · · ··-· ~ · ·.· ·· .... : S.SO . 195l FORD · ........ · · .......... · .... $495 of UNITID PRUS I Miami, f'la.- Kenny L&ne, 137, MuM..... )Qch.• OUtPtlntefi LudWig Lllfltbloni, 188\0, .-tllll! Hon_ d.uraa 10. o • 2 Door, Radio aad Heater ' .diooio... ~rro;;;;i;om;;•;;ni;;;iiii;;=;i";:P;.;to;.p~aii;r;;itii;hla;:.l· Alabam• •. D*ft~r ---•r 1952 FORD 1952 FOIIJ · · · · · · · .. · · · · · ··· · .. · .. ·· .. $545 2 door.eyl way s•r the lrona OV«ff 'Witomlp,. Ike over 1• .I IMa & ,_..., ·---.. Convertible 8 eyl; Ove...rlve, wadlo 111d beater J~<bO!I 13 Portmouth Eul ~ J Padllc ovor Colorado Altiea, · Ar- report11 ' ,., 1952 F.ORQ · ·•· · · · · · .. · · , , .. · , · · .. $945 T•'"• 'cOu . . $995 . •• ylctory ovor O.t HID, but ran't Chr~\•\1! . '1\'.~ Kanaas voneompeto wltb till Blarto In oloo derbUt ove• -~ Wm and Mary over Wab F~ . \ 2 DOor, 150 Series, Heater Custom 4 door 8 eyl; Radio and heatet, Pordamatle I r.Uy .. - SALAD DREitfNG;~KIT s'fl you llld condition. . 1953 CHEV. this -;ill - . e:w. Jitlt 800. f.r 1 SYRUP..................... ~... ;.f.: ... :W,U, .HI!\ ·tii~IV'fl'""""l!t!~•-"f.iliiii:\V ·-C.AUl.lr .uw~K-- .,.2ve Bortlettf.EAKS• .-. 49c · S¥~Y :W~ 8 eyl Ranehwagon. Heater, turn signals rolor. . '. 1955 FORD 8 eyl Falrlane; 8 pass Custom Sedan, power sleeting, power brakes, ra~lo and healer, FordamaUe, 2 lone - ·S OKED 2.9c ....... . ,;ith ·sweet smoked ftavur. . 1956 FORD. . I O'LEO .· R. 22nd. · .. S ... ,.;•.. ....... - ., fl. -~ ' I ••· MI,Cbolee • u, s.o•~, -~!~_WAFFLE 8:00PM · ?o ·s . -c TO •,· _.,. , ; ELBOW MACAR0Nl ................... 4 8:30AM ·Highlights e- - ..... , ,. ...,..... . •••••••••••••• VliiiCo Short Cot .coring. Crow o.il•k Athens 't Belpr~ 6-r a tbasup le:~m :_. maintained t.eir gam£> that should be l . dog tight ,:the . tough :ParkenbU.rr poa m all the way, but we lifle the Bu/1Jea'r\lc last niiht u they No fh 1 lh . SEO .. ~. dpll:ll, wtm seem to have a righUng 3 t,Q9.k two. o~I . Q!.,three games from w r .1•11 1mntt racf . ll)lrlt thi.!l yfar,. · . ~:.~~ alrea~~v tu•f'n ~~" 111 '''1 bv mv Nelllonville 27 The Plains-0 the C11KtJUm···s ll'dt~rl "it t"e Coliseum · ow ~en <' • ~~ ran £'f'j down to Hound~ are just too Classy for the Lane;s. The Chicks now havl! 1{0Jl Tht!o IOfteral opiniOn WAR t'hat lhe !'!(!flop ~ ~ 11 q.nr~ or_ thp nme Alhens County eleven. Tom Mr- seven out of their tint nine aames. Jacbon would no.t be a,- strong 8 ~ (l~ h~an;'. ~o •· 1111 · rommj( Frld!IV Quaid and company have another in the· league, and lead their e1C. est competitors by 1 fuU lAme. '" the past and lha! N 1 . 11 mr: · ··•'! W(lrk on our Pl"""dlr- good night Th• Chklr!J tiMe •Wfth ~lr With· a "POW~l'ful first ,, Ji~~;~e~ '~on'l wr . hatl ~ i ". ~ou t of eighth WeiJJJton .13 Oak HiU another 1Mllld lack denlh ' to 110 tl'lt'ough ~ rrert With 0!1~ fir for a percent,. dog fJght , b\tt . unless the Oaks ' - t.. -· the II'Ch00u1f' , On the hula or lie of 750· Th 1 ~. WI'P~ all IPr~flut> hc.ve completely recovered from h !ltvhl "'"'...... ....hltolriOd 900 ., ~letter av...., They h~e~~~~:r.~oJ~Ii~po~l"~~~l~ki teams.are again m He! JO n ;mrJ '!CV· lhtir ·team strike the ftocJtcb •heve • P cr ed r>ral bur coJ1ege games arc al.~o on to get a slight edce ~~- of t15, 973 aild 937 fo ' a 1111'_ sc~edule. Buley 20 Logan .6-- the Chiefs .,.,. 2115 total, •no! ~ n Wllh all •hw respects to Wal- nave a fine backfield but ver onr th• 500 ..... tN. " Ct~nhead" Grinstead, •ho .cttill g1·een Iitle , and will r~u vic~im lns..sl..: that he picks them Ju st a raiM¥ good Bexley eleven .• We! BellO! led the pln'ilde' agal·n oppn ~• l e frolll th e wav I do, belT! Pitt ,26 Wttt Vlrglnr1 -7 would J.,t nigh! ., ~· juot ml ..«J a 600 TONIGHT \Ill~ ~ f•>r nnother WCf'>lr aQ the lnn 101 like to be on Mnct et . . . .ntown !rerlcs with MO. Wes had garaet Cllrk Gt,fe Lafta Turner rnnthal! sesl'um really gets under to ... Ro•n .C Mnc., In hit ata1'r- of. ! 98, ~2 and 1.70, while pl'u1 "HOt.II(Y. TONK" WII v lng rolt, ~t • ci•MY Pitt '""' fl111owrd With 193, 1!Ui 8nd"tBg or ' IMil · Rath-. hi• Lu1o1l POMEROY 20 CH-UNC!Y &-. "ted H tt,ll ~)n tho loll wlli G70•. Paul ~g&'ll h•d 1161 O(lth 4 the Blnt Dfovlls w•r. IDUndly prove tpofle ... · tD. Art - L•wl; ·and 2d'r and ~. whllo llo\ LJ!Uks hit ' . butan bv Nf!lsonvlllt, ltut hit "'Ou!Jtl.~n,.ra,, · "THI ILACK ILUP" 181, ,164; , d 2111 fo1 R k ~ on tht rH.. und for I .-ocf per· F!ordia State 20 Oblo U, 13- the Menrhini•efiP!led In IIOIIRORI formanrtf" .... 1n1t tt.e ,.,,then, If Bobc_.t~ also ht~ve 1 loeal boy in the lorera Be•clt ~ ")f,Uler botb Cortoon - "GOOD NIWS. ovar confldenc. dof!_lrt't 1~ &r! to .,. the lineup with CbuHe Stobart to the KIIPING" t•k• • hancf tho '•ttth~ rnt.~ ~ slate(~ t1~ ~ee plenty of action but PAMILY NtGHTS rHIIy ~· rolllnv In this ene, WI the Seminole! are, out to ~ b ig ~~~~~~; 2 Allvlt Tlckeh Admit C•rl we c:an t halo .-.nitft'lblrlng what, tirnE' , ant! wont lt!t the Bobcats happen•lll If N•laonw!llt two vHr" j liPOil their plana $03 avo. Let•, lrMo your le.r 1olldly on I DOWN THE LiN&-Notr Dam e Rigas ~1 th• '"'"Uiftd. PantMrw. , O\'er SMU (Paul Hor.ung : rt:h Louks 164 210 liM ' WAHAM.A 13 IMODLIPORT 6 : again). Stahfofld over Washingt:~ Belter 198 222 1'10 1!190 , -the Ftleon• .,.. hfrd hit ' ' ln. Sl'wtt', Dayton ovler Cincinnati < Totals tms 873 937 2788 Iurie~ . anlf coach Charll• Mc:~n•ld would like ·to pick Geora:e Black- CHITTUM BUICK' hat his clull up for thl1 on•. The bunu tcan1-, but the Flyer look James, R. IdfJ f99 174 54? Jackets elm• out -Df the .Pof'nt tough). Flordla over Miul«slppl CampbeH, J. lfn 11!7 179 5$s 11me In poocl condition, and ahould State. WasblnJton over ldabo, Beach 21 :f. 111 lOS 580 mt~kt • fight •II the way, Miami (Ohio) oYQ Oeor1e Wuh!nJ Mlllel!. D. 178 192 192 8«J Rutland 26 ·Marletlll Rea. ().the ton (don't thJnlo: George ever ero,. Hugllfns, F. 161 179 123 481 Red Devlla are POUal to the taak ol sed the Ml8ml} Kansas Stite qvcr TOtals 1M2 808 838 2881 ~laying most of the top first teams Oklahoma Anies, Duke over s. tn this area, . and should have lit- Carolina, Texas Aeeie!l over Viitie trouble wlth the Rccond atrin,. lanova. teorge Teeh . over Kenen or Marietta. tucky (wouJd lik' ro picJt it differ. Pt. Pleu111t 28 GalJipolJt t It&t ent, Alex, b11t cafil't)~ ' Oregon over Bla BliCk.,; have a powerlUt haD Colorada. 4rboaa over H.ardin elub with plenty ot tleptb. The Simmons. pq.tou:rf ·, O¥er Oregon Blue Devils !®keel rood tn their , State, DetrOit> over Marquette, hart In the lineup. Tf:le Panther~r lftSt 12 mf' n rrom thto team that flnbthed on top la!it venr. and gen ~ally in pn:- seas~n 1abulatlonhad been ffgured ns a pouibl! d'arkl\or&op ,In the league . Sf lb. . Ah'P 6 PllfFI!RE.NT' YEAllf. #If AI""""'JYI WO!I tWill A llilii!CK. Coat:h Walnuts .... .... ...... .. ',::39c c !1'171111~ CI/AMP b~ ~s::r.... /If Co.¥51Ct/7"1VI: YF.AROP lflli'IN6, /VIP II'/~ 1"1/t~?' IYIIIHI!R Ht' 19Z7 WAf- .Joei(EY I ~.... 16· YEAif· TNE ot.P VET Ptll. I year, . ·Wtilnuts:J. . .....·.·. Ohio C~r U Ph, , f, . ' , . , . . 2 59c ......... . .• ....... ........ . ,: . ......... . ~ · H 76 l'to, 1'11.~1----'=====~~~~~~~::~::~~1~ \ ..l..,ted 6-.AII!ens S..Woltlton The Pantllen apparently were 7-t.ne•n kke4 becauae ot their 1lze. their '-Middleport mpre:qive Victory over Waham.a, . ..._... . .............. 2·:.......4 . '. . c bat' ··. ,1/AI'/K. Supdiay afternoon when they pickSo tfle Panth.r1 get the favorite ed tb~ locals to rome out oo top rale In spite of the fact that the-y il}lhe t'ominJ: SEO title football i h•v• ~ completely ne-w btlckfield · t:!~He. The same writera picked , two rteW ench and three othe; t~ ,Mlddle'JM1rt 'YI."llow J.acltds to • lin.men who 'only start.cf rh("it on Ule bottom of the heap 1 fi"t almt1 l.ast ~ricl4ty nlghl f'OI' the second straight season . Wahama. r"ourteen members of the press It is • ...Jth spot ta 1te put on a~ ~•dio met at_Athe ns last wed but ..._..._ it is felt that aQ!f ,It was the1r con.sensu1 t hat Cllo . . . his club will k tHIIWI to 1 the Panthers had the top ball club the tMk.. It 111 not lair to put fhMij Jn the le&gue, but th-at thfi' Ne l- .., the ...t u p011dbS. chMnpl.,. soflYJHe H?unds and the lad;:gon l '-for• the INIOn ha• ewil s.tart•d 1 ronmen wo uld ht ulso top ron . tenders. Pomeroy li l' d wi lh J ac k- 1ifMif .._inq 1nlurlts to key men gon for the lit.le ifl Hl!l5o with :'-l' et. l tlwv pro~bly h•..,. as good a seVille ttnishing in thi rd plncc rJ\anr.~. 1f neot bett•r, th•n mott Last yen lhf' SfL'ilH>s and bro~d- t'fr thf' fHmtl in th• IINCIIw. C•r· CMten J)ick<'d th~ Lott.Jt Chier. ~ ""' theY will fM. tfte ben coatalns to win th e title , a n J Lo '{an 1 ~·t'-'ed t..m in th• circuit, anct ~ lookin: · wry impre!i'Sivc In we fHI sur• that th•v will DI'Otwo non l~ agu t' game.'! with Lan- ~r•111 •• th• .-..on cro-. al~ caster and BniPy precf ~d 1 unt n they Dropr • ..,.d from aut ... finish ion sev enth plac~ with ani; trer to llfUtrtH' In tht' OIMftiftl one win, one l ie and five l&ssea pme. 1n their !Ieven game l~aeue .1ched ffi'T'• :tre the ~PIP('fion;g basPd on ule, - A oo~nt sv«tl"m with one noint ro1' ~I"Hro}' r~eived nine of 1 the r!~«t. t..-1) Fnr SCf'OR-i. etc . Tbe •tP.am flrrrt plate votes cast w1th Neolson-r With the IOWP~ rxfl'lb Wll s rated YUle receivi-ng four and Jaehon ru·. the team tn win the championone. The Panthers also received •h•n. four •ecoad place vote1 and one 1 -~"-roY ~ Ptlll. third ltlate baUot. Oddiy enoueh 7-N4-I•onville :t2 ,.._ len Greene of the Sen tin(•] picked 3-J~kqn 47 !ttl, the ':a.nthel"l to finish in n cond '--G•Itlaoll, 49 Pts. ' "i&lt. u J13HNNY J.ONGPIN lt'HO'S Etrf!ER PO!!I'f";J/6 Will/ ----=-- i.fl (h. KRAFT ....i1 .............. I . -~,t···: DlltNIR ..... 2 Z7c ! ' 4h �~--·--- ·~· ........ ~ --- ... • ' • "· r 6- 8 ~~~ie~oo! Norge rofrl~er;,:-~i WANT ADS !PEAc~. ••••••g Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M1ddleport, 0; Sept 20, 1956 __ : ~AROUND THE FOOTBALL CAMPS Sat 1 Barbara Scott, M.lddleport, a lhA~ den~ nurse at Hol~er HospltJ.J Wlilll callmg on friends in CllttGn re1 eently. . Mina Lewis ·~ Anna Loul.. Coley a700mpaniei:l ber husband to Hunhngtou :t'huraday when be returned to ha employment •n UIJI., 1' ·' · the river. · Lll• Williams vi.1Lled Mra. Hatti• Mrs. Harold Young 4nd ebUdren Pbher at West Columbia SllD.d•.r. M>1SOn ~pent Thursday with. bel' mother, Mrs. Alma Johnl(tn. ~. and Mrs. Cly~e Bumgardner Darty Smith bas retumt4 to of~. flod~y were vl:nUng in CUlton KnoxviUe, Ten. where he Is st. sunpay. tioned with the Ab1 Foree after H~1e,.. Barker spent Thursday spending a three weeks leave WiUJ: i h M B t Farley at hla IYW'&ndparents, Mr. and Mn. T. njr~t w t rs. er ~ro• MaSon. 0. y ,,ung. M.r and Mrs. Lawrence Davidaon J. H. Hanison, Crocket Wamsley and da-ughter Anna Marie, of Car- , lJld Lloyd . Williams were in Pt. roll, Ohio visited friends here ~ Pleasant Monday on business. . . '-'ted Sunday . Nancy Aldr1ch, Mason, VUR Mrs. Rome Stewart of Cheshire Jlrs. Irene Ke lly Tb1JI'S'day. apent Sundt.y Dl.ght with 1 father , A.ody Stewart. Mn. Earl Durat and cbildrm, MOTHERS CLUI MEETS Pt. Pleasant, Mn. Herman Cart. wright, Mrs. Pearl Nicholson and Tbe ~ew Haven Mothef. Club grandd4Ughter, Elaine. Mrs. John , met at the home of Mrs. Jamea Roush and son Mike were Sundaf Haggerty Monday evening with vlsitoh of Mrs. Jewell Chapman ~ M"fll. Floyd Capehart assisUng, The lnd family at Rutland. group discussed the library table U:wil wu Thursday ~lght al)d the purehasing of a plaque to · of Setty Jo Young •nd ehil· l be mount~d _on the table. An electMuon. ric: skillet will be given· away Sit. · ":t;i,~:":,~ Stewart Thursday evening. Two guest.o; were prennt 1 d:;~·~;:~~ Hazel 8os; . MJ'I, Roland Karr and Mrs. Niek ~· 1 Phelps. O!ben preaent were Mrs. ,rtlatett, Pt-. .Piea&~.nt 1 lWph Fink, Mrs. Roy Cooke, MrL P.lfe~. Hr. and Mrs.· Gene Athey, Mrs. Bob Mul\cy, Mnr. N. Haynes· KondM.\' · Paul Roush, Mrs. Donald Brmm Mrs Coldie McDmnett, Letart, and Mrs. Ger::tld Clark. I bert a peacbes. Fine for freez. 1 ~?~,o~~~m··~~~:; ~~~··~~ OF TOP TEAMS IN MIDWEST Cbe5ter . 9 li tf 1 LAWRENCE, Kan . UP • Like as far as foot ball is concerned. He BEANS, PHONE S09-X, A. 0 ! m os t other _coaches, Chuck . Mather uses IBM maches and tabulatf's : of Kansas like.& biJ, he~y 110(-JUen. each blOck, eac h t.ic~ le, lilnd almost Lee, Syracuse. But somehow he cap. t kee-p a each move his pla)'ers make on I 9. 17 .Jtc Jbbes 2 cents per word, o>De ia_ _:__:_:.:.:_..,..._ _ _ _ 1 " ruuigct" ' off t he te1m. the field . sertJon. MiDimum ehal-&e !Kle.~ $100 .00, 22 INCH COAL FUH· I ·You know," he said, "\hat lit"And you kntlw, " he said, "Don 4 cents per word for tHree con- NACE, complete with therm ostat, i lie guy's done it 1gain. I gues11 scored a lot high er than any one se('utive insertions. hot air ducts, 7 registers. Call ~you JU St have to -chalk it Up to 1 else in Saturday's scri mmage. " Special- One month for 25 cen"' Middleport 6113-J . I h..tstle " Pfulze~reuter prounl~d Pho..,tper word. 9-17-3tc j The ' little guy" Is 'Dtn Pfutz.. 1azenn-wrlter was recruHer as _a Full rate o£ 2 cents per word w ill - - - -~. · · _ , zcni£'Ut t·r,. who stands only five bairback out of Carlsba d , N.M, _1:1 be chargl'"fl for advertising if not Tender green pod beans ~or sale. l fet't. ~~)( mc hcs and weigh.s in any. 1952. He spe nt most of 1953 ln· paid for bcf;>.·e t he 25th of each $1:00 per bushel. Br111_g con- , wht>re from l:)3 10 1M pounds. jured, but had lieve,·al start ltlg month follov.'ini inserUGn. tainers. r>an.a Salser. Racme , R. ! "He ·~ been arou.nd bJl:lte three roles at guard in 1964 and 1955. Errors in Advertising-Should be D. l. 9 18 Hlp 1 yc<~rs now and sDmehow he ahvaya Under Mather's system . of IB~I reported immediately. The Daily COMING SOON . new 195? model I bump 5 one of those ble guy~' out grading,. Pfutze nreuter tled ~or 1 S?.ntinel wlll not be responsible 40 HP Scolt·Atwatt!r outboard mo. of tht! line up," Matherw said. You rour!h m tackles last year _W!~h for more than one incorrect in· tor More Spf'ed, new 12 v . elec- I c:.n't keep him down . He. aimpiy 33 _.smgles and 12 asststs. Th1s_ m 1 sertion tri~ generator , sys tem built in fly ·: h1l ' the desLrc tG practu;:e and sptte: of the: fact the Kansas \me 1 Carli or TI1ank.5 and Special No- wheel mi'ans qu ickie starts and wm "' averaged r:nore than 2_00 pound~; , tices of EVEnts printed at regu,~ ;11 on Q( t he odd [acts aboul \ notPf counhng Deller tdl!ng nu rlrag on pow~r. tz t the 1 "It dt tie guy · .t lar classJfied rates. Obituaries three jet r ;u:huretor sa ves up tu th 1· little guy is that his compact u enr_eu_er pay£> aga1m i published dt 1 cent per wor<f. 34 e cen t mor(• fuPI B<! !L>\ -Mut ~c hudy gn·r~ hlm an attacking anglt.! Texas Chrtstlan In b~ t h 1954 and 1.11 ht;:gl:'r players. He hits low, ~955, and probably ~~.u agam lhl~ , 1 ne! ~uicll'r and smoother ope•·~t· Saturday fn the lradJtiOni.ll opencJ , • ion R;:ymoud Luwry df"Si"nl'd, ar nur.d the .shins and angle!!. t ! I \lo1'1ces C!ho,~ce nf C'•iluq, Pric~ wllf p'iea ~e Abo, he is so short-legg~d he lor ~.he .two team~. ,ht.u·e. Mather 1 ---~ We handle mllgilllni'S, f'Omic books you MelropoiLtan Auto Sales, Mid · 1 ran evade a block~r backmg the ,)lasn t flnalt'rd h 1~ hn t•u p, b,J~ 1 lme and get back m the palh of the~~- wa~ a good chance the and pocket size bQoks. Parker's Lllepurl. !J.17-Iilc ·the ball carrier sooner. na~P,'t;}rt mtte would start. Rest;aurant, Pnrner9y, 9 20 3tp And he isn't obl!ged to ,10 "'$01pehow, he at\fays ends :.Jp 1 PUBL-IC - SiL-l 1 throu~'h the larger muvemenrs Of in ~t~e' Kame and leaves the btg .l I 141 For Kent _ I ''""<·legged player so he doesn't boyi on the sidelines," Mather j Tf•<" underslined will offer for ~----"" sale, at public auotion, at the Two Bl·dn.,•lm~ K1tchen, Livmg get tangled up with a blocker.. said. I residence of the late Daniel M rocm , 11pprox11mldy three acr e Mather is a martfT statisttcan J War ner 1n Chester, Meigs Coun· gardL·n, $35 UO per mont h. Con· I .,. ;· ty , Ohio, on Saturday, the 22nd .tad Alex Wh t·el er , Apple Grove , LEGAL NOTtCI. GRID EXPERn- Again tumlng uP aa tht commentatott ftr o! September. 1956, Lhe per&Qnal Ohio. 9 20 3tc I Ru th Bellct, whwe la&t known NBC-TV's "Game ot the Weelc" footblll telt>Oiitte thla F'all are Red 1 - - ·- - . . -·--- - - - - dd ?O::i 6th Avenue Rear ~unlile (at top), the former "Galloping Gho1t of Illinois," and Lindo 0f D · 1 M W prope r~y • an!e · arne!· , 6 roo m unfurn J!>hed a partment I a ress w~ . · b' sey Nelson, a veteran football bl'oadc11ter and NBC'• aulitant: con-ststHli: In part of: Tables , With h111 h ro r tT nl Also 3-room · Allouno , Pc! .nsylvama, ia ere~ •port• dirac~"· NBC·TV launoMt the NCAA·approv•d Rhadule of Dish{'s, Kitchen Utensils, CutJunfur nish~c! apnt ment with notified that 0~ the l9th day 0 teleca•t• with ~· Kent\ICky-Geo!'gla Tech clath laturday, "pt. 2L boa rd, BuffH, Kitchen. ChaiT!!, bath Both n!'wly deco rated . Call Seplembe~, ~9~ .. We&ter Belles, lr UNITID PRISS Stove, lldrigerator, Cht na cl o.o;et W. L. Pet. GB GL 294 9 20 tf being plaltltlff, hler.! h1s ~tition St:md, Rook,s and Book Cll.~c. _· ._ <JgaiW>l her as defendant m the Brooklyn 88 57 .607 9 I last meeling were read and apHcal!ng stove, Gas h e~t>tcr, Wash I;> ronm !ur n1 lm1 APARTMENT. Co urt of Co mmon Pleas , Meigs Milwaukee 88 03 .603 1,1 8 proved There was eleven memUt tliti es patd . 3511 North 4th St. I County, Ohi~, Case No . 12,41.0, Cincinnati 05 62 .::i78 4 7 The Clifton PTA met at tbe hers present Durmg the ~usine:' 1 Stand, Bed and otner ttem.~;. Sa l ~ to cummence at 1:00 p. m. Middleport 919 6tp prayJ.nii: for d1vorce from the satd Games remaining: I sc hool St!pt for their first meetm g 1l wa.s voted. to alroicJti ~ Terms · CRs h Brownie Wood.<; - - · - · ~· 1 Ruth Belles on the .gr<KlDd& o1 . h10 h , town 1or new membert. ene e1 1 1 1 e n ew 00 · · I 1 Uff Brook 1..,~ g - At hoUi mectJng sc president, erm, I JY .r esigned as treasurer and Helen " Auctioneer ; !''red Rice, Admin·' ONE foUl· room and 1 five room gross· neglect 0 r d u t Y an d Pan . e . 5 ! with Mrs.0 Betty Call, . . 1 istrator of the estate of Daniel t d lllng also prays t... r other proper relief. PhU1Ldelphi3, Sept. 25, 26, P1Hsh Th t Williams was voted to that off1ce 1 8 M. Warne r deceased. 9 19 2tc out: Said Clluse will be for hearlnl on bUTJh, Sept. 28, 29, 3Q. Away 4 1 J:;!a i Walter was appointed t() see · ·- - -·-. , It the 5th day of November PittDurth Sept. 21 , Z2 23 24. r~ · · about gettmg someone to grade the MADAM MARY Must be sPt'n to, b,~ appreciated. ~~~ e r ' Mllwauk:~e 8 _ At 'hom'e 3 :reading t~j! devotlon~ls. The roU playground. Mrs. Smith's room 1 PALMIST A~ N. Re>~·l~~~meroy. 9 18 U I· . · Wesley BCiles, Plalnti~f ,Chieago, Sept. 21, 22, 23. Away call wa~ given and mmutes of the 1 was awarded the cub prize of I I I I I I · I - -- pennanl Race : . At A GlaJlce· h 14-'YEAR-OLD LIFER LIVES IN WORLD APA~T - I vlalted ber dau&bler, Mrl. LoW.. Robinaon Thursday. Mr. and MrA:. Joe Riley, Mr. .n4 l llrt. Bill WIULam 9 and daQibter, Clittofl Mr. and Mn. Everflt Qu.d. ding, Nitro, were Sunday dinner c\ltfl..& of Mr and Mrs. Georp B .,ard ner and family, MPOil. art. ... ' AliNER I hlsl __.------ " .. .' I Ii COME SEE--- YOU'll SAVE AT . TOMMY WilliAMS. J&, Ia the perd""1':i:!:J::: 1 1 1 G1fted r ~.>adl'r and advb;or. 'fells your past , present, and future . If worm·d , or In douhl , put yo ur mind at ras('. I will help you solve yuur probl('mi'!. Afl3Wl!r an questions. Reatlings guara nteed or no charge Open daily from 10 " a m. to 10 P. m. Evc1yo ne welcome. Kanauga 9 19 Hlp EVANGElJSTIC MiE"riNG will hf' held Sept. 17 thru St:pt. 30 at Zion Ch•Jrch or Chris t each evening at 7 :30 includ ing Sat· urday~ . Hay Russell, a former member of the chu rc h will be Evangelist. Everyone i~ l nvitt'ct 19 to atJ.end . 9 NO f· HUNTJ ,"G nr trot&pH~'>J n g>, dav or ni~ ht on mv farm . Da i~y O'Neil, Pomeroy. HD3. 9 15 6t p. - - -- - -- - - AN·- The Hotel Martin has availible,, Q'BIMEN and O'BRIEN, AttorllNt [ew room!l with n.1~11lnf watet·lrJor PlnJ.ntiff. . · ' lilcam hea ted and Hote service· (9) 20 1 27 (10) 4, 11. 18, 20 6tc: at .!lpcdal WPl•k ly or monthly rate~ to .~ t eady guests. Rates as Lir;GAL NOTIC. ·low a.~ $8 weelrly double oceu· Sealed proposals will be i'epancy . Also roorru; for Special celved by the Board of Educ:atlon Mcetin~s, Partle15, Weddings, of the Mi?dleport School Di.sBanquf't~. and pri vAte break,ft..!lt, trict tlf Middleport. Ohio, at the luncheons, and .s upper parlies. 1 o!fice of the Superintendent up Phone 396 Jo Mr. Samuel 0. Per- until 12 00 noon, eutern ~tandard ry, li'~St'(~ of Hotel Martin. . time, Sept. 29lh by 9 10 1 b as pr<lVlded 1 d moe 1law fo . r all Ia or, equ pment an --~ - -:c:-::-:--::c1 th 1 ~ROOMS anrl BATH JO Cole St. matcnal ncceS~ary OT e reroo • for sma ll rdlable ' family . $3~ I ing of the Main Section o.f ~he per mon lh See Mrs. Howa'd 1 Middleport High h School Ill Bu1ldmg tl Cedi, 800 Mlin St., Pomeroy according to t e ipcc ca ona on . D6 file In the offlcel o( the Superllb 1 - -.....- - - - !....__ · tendent of School1. , P'or rene--lb.tellllOD Ladders. I The ltaard at Educatlon reaerves ScaUold Boards, Drop Clotlu. ; the right to reject any or all bids. 1 Dy order of the Board of Edu· Clinton Fisher, MiddiepOI't. Phone fl2ti!I-X. ll·l.U cation. 9 :··or rent _ l']{'cLric wallpaper 1 r . h "d 1 • l'lf'a mcr . C wlon Fls er, Ml . (8) 30 (9) 6, 13, 20, tfte 62 ~~ll·p~l_:h. 60-X. ll·Hf ( - B I I 20 ( - I I elo ant BIWftei..Sim,.oa lnluranoe AaeJlef, , Stetlon At. Middleport. Au&lomobllth•ndunt C'. Jl. wmtams, Sohio Bon«b. Servin~ StaHon, Middleport. COMPLETE JnsU"'•"lee Pt-otecttoa G 19 2tp I.Ite, •uto, ~ ••• "·Ito. C•" Dor I 1 IOL~. -~·evenings, (2) Card Of Thanks - - - - - - - ------ - SAYI OON'T YOU KNOWt Baker's will give yvu the bl!at trade on furnitcre vr appllan- ...:.:.::.~- - - · ~8 s~ Auto Servic~ C>!!J, .. ~RAWLING SONS 6-tf CO. - t4 llour Wreeker Service. Day Phone 6227. Ni~ht Phone 0039X. DODGULYMOUTH DI:AJ.... ERS. Mtf ".omplele WHEEL ALIGNMENT, b•~aaelnc Hackett's and brake aervlce. 5afety Service, Weft Maio Street. Pomeroy, Ohio. Auto Sales 1&47 CIIF.VROLP:T CAH, Nt'ig]er and l'l<'ek garage . Racine Phone 3till. g l::i u tfl56 Ponllal' V8 ~ dr St•dan. Only 3800 mil1 ·~ BJcatlnar·s, Pomt•ruy. . $2 . 19~ . 00 19154 Dmck Uoadmasler 4dr. Scctan . Power Sh•nrinl( & Win · dows. -- Bl cattnar's J,o..eru y. •-~_ .oos.oo....,.--= -: - ..- 1956 c;Mc h tun Dlx l'lck up. Chro me (;rille and Dlx Tl'lm $1,80• .00 9·20·Utc --~ 19&.5 Plymouth Savo)l 2 dr One locul owner. Lnw Mili'<~ J..:t '. Bleatt.n nr~<. Pum crny $1,695 .DU 1954 Merrur,. Jla l"cl Top. Mont c r ~ty. 1\!<>rcomalir dmr Bleattnar'~ . P r.tn t! toy . $t ,OIIll .OO 19ft3 Chev . De l. A1r -4 dr. SedDn . 1\ l ue 11.i1J!P f,11 1, h Blcattnar 's Pnmt'l"ll~ . $1,3115.00 - -- 9·20-Gl l'. 191 For S<.itr ---FIBER CLASS Awnlnll.~ and •lt~nr canopict. ft:.y-Gio . C:H s heah•1"!1 Venetian Blinds, ali ~il('!i anrl colon. P'Jiee estimal"~ ))al>l' W~ppel ~pplJ, 215 Union AV(' Pomeroy,• · 8 :u lmo r FOR SALE · I ~ mill·., or Jtutland. Jo hn I.. Hum W tt·l wJa:bo:!'~ Bl~ke Sept. 20; Cincinnati, St. LOuifl, Sept. 28, "29, · Shr,,.ley Gtt~es - ~l· 1""' I H ' w l!:llp~;j,, 11 ('('t-l-~~rvlc:e ed Ro~ert afternoo~ nsurance I I P.me Phon~e:ua.x an~ ~tf (21) I ~ptnt Mr.~. Jlm~ie, ~ldnch LB COOKED c • .. .. lb 43c ch~l?- CHOICE I I I I Quality, Service and Merchandiae Mr~. ,... ._..,_c. T Ff. "Y't',,. I 'It ~ ,uner'Gil " •me day. ~undav ·o'U . •l' . .. ' ·MilS iOUntLAN~ 01 itl~ tav~tloe V~ .... .fi!IJ\Itrt 'fbd Dianle cates of 'QtytoM Beach. na.• lean~ QVer l~-~~~~w ~~k skyline. Dfai":lit wa• tbosta beau\1 Q · ,ol ll ooutkere •tate~~ ..Sht v. orq ~a • w~tber to.-ecaster oo t televlsioq Jtat19ft. t>ut wol~a bewAre, she ta the daut.'hter . of a d~puty ~erU!. (l11t~oaori4l) •• ta. • '' \ 1~':4, I (.~~ji;iij;;,;o:i&;;.ifi"'*'IIA , - -·- - -..:..__ __ g'e ' .<01 ' • •al- ina .Mts. Ruth Goodnite Sunday. •',. Jdn M~l Grimm and Ml's. Helen G~&tead 'ill'ere .calling on MrJ. Jet:,:~ ~~1 ·:. k d~W::~1nc:'·ciark 1 ~al· and Mrs . Jlesaon. ~unday. ·M n. Fanl\ie Wftver i~ gpentUoi · timt with her gr~ndjlaqht· ., Mf'' Ted Swdrtl of Now Haven. and rarnil)' weu vlsitinA: Mr1 \ie Lou Clark an(\ family . and. MT9 L. c. llouth Sunday evemng. Miss Betty Roush of Pomeroy wa, a a:uest of hr,r mother Mrs ·Aitt~: aous~ rec.ently. Mt.· •nd Mrs. Dorsey Roush were caUin;g on Mr. and Mrs Carl Clark Sunday ~e v ening . Mr and Mrs Billie Leuing and Clndy Dorothy and Rnbert Ohli~t(· er went to Pomeroy Saturday to meet Mis9 Doris Ohlinger whd' came from Parkersburg by bus, llnd returne(J. . S,und~y evelhg. Several from around here at, tended. th~ funeral of Mrs. Ra\VIeigb Roush at Point Pleasant last Mr. aftd Mrs. Hank Felly ~":'d sons of Point Pleasant were VISit· ing MJ;' and Mrs. Lawrence Clark and ramily Sunday afternoon. Mrs Theresa Ohlinger and Don Gr~mm Motored to Flat Rock Sun· Qay .. Mr and Mrs. ·Frank Rev nolds anrl sons ahd Mr 11nd Mrs. Byron Durl· Jlng and <Jaughter Judy were qn ·a picltic l!t lfpland.- Ohlo Sunday . Mr. aha Mrs . Robert RoUsh, and j Mrs. Cattierine }leynotds attended the funeral of Mrs. Rose Roush itt Pi. Pleasant Satqrd~f afternoon. Mr. and )'Irs Norman Uog~ler and tlimlly we-re the weekend ~ueSts of ~Irs. Ruth Goodnite were . .'lhupping ln :E_»omeroy Friday, . Mrs Nina Albin, Miss Frank!~ 1'herusa Ohlinger Orlm·m. . ... ltl cs. and ·Oonlali Grimm vldted Mr. A. G Albin who wa 5 a patient In the Motzer Hospital btlt be ha• been r'eturned bOrne naw. Mr and Mrs. Paul Harris a~d family ot -Minertvllle, were VOlUPTUOUS Japanest -.ctreal ......~ ... ~ .ec.ored .auc• Yoko ... _, 1 • Wuu. ·e~ues 1n French .· tllrM.: Is 1hOwn In bet nitt"Y.• . Tokyo , emerJlnC from & na~v~ tu\'1 to , OOinll clean with the lntorma.• tlon ab.CI'd Uke to hay' a 10 ln Hollywood. She' I m&Nie4 to . a French actor. (Jtdar~tq~"dJ) vis~•!=·===:JiJ~ijtiJ:in:---- CAMPBELl TOMATO SOUP . I~A TOMATO PUREI- 10 !t2 oz can ·.. . V-8' COCkTAil12 ozcan . A&P GRAPEFRUIT JUICE- No. 2 can IONA liMA lPNS- 16 oz can A&P PREPARED SPAGHEnl-1 S oz can OIL- SARDINES -1-4's \ --~. ' . l ' .. '. LARGE QUSTERS T·QKAY Shop- Save·· Simons I afternoon ¥:Uest s of Mr. Jnd Mr-8. J . M. Crump were Mr. I md Mrs H. E. Denny and son Le.s· ' er ol' HunUniton. TillS WEEK'S SPECIAL JUST ARRIVE-D . ' MARTHA WMI'fi FLOUR S lb, lO lb & 251b Bags . ' 2 25(' \ ' POMEROY, OHIO , MIDQLEPORT, OH{Ch. TRY AGAIN 1 \ THAT'S Sl\..1..'I'··· I ' L.L IT ' ~... 1 vlslttnc ..''' ... IONA GREEN BEANS- No 303 can IONA CUT •ins .. No. 303can '· IONA 'GOLDEN CORN .. No.-303 can lro~t ld '• II CANS Mr&.l WE BUY OHIO VAtLEY JUNK CO. ' ' Load Your Carl Wit~ Grocery J'alueo! w. il • YOUR ~ Jividen ai~~ot~r ~n. .• I ;I I Yout~ Gro~p IF John~on, j Real Estate Braker 8 ·SMOKrD nonrvn.rc Ra~i~~- I '' ~ -..- RODNEY i •'' ,.. •' r.. ! I I ANTIQUITY I I .St·"'. F~ · . ~rom Mr~. Bcrr.~ Harnso~ .,~·, , ..,. , l FULL SHANK HALF ·T A'!rTINOS RITES Mrs J:.C.na Roecher Of "Ch(~ster. , ant vtsited his cousm, ID!mer Van 1\tlatlve. . and rrtends frr)m~ out Mr. Fredrick Ruck i:IDd chil dr~·n I Meter Jr., Saturday and Sllnday. of town who called or attended th..- of Crooksville! called on hi::; h unl Vi~iling M.r .and Mrs. 1'. 0. last rites for Mrs. Barbar:~ Holt M and Mrs Lou Diehl. 1Young the past week were Mrs. Knight held at the late hom ll: Sa! rMr Ol~n Rif~: and family wert:! Earl Engils, Mrs. Geo1·ge Johnson , urday were Mr. end Mrs I Sunday guesls of his mother Mr. j and Howard Mason. Kelton K: Sm.th, Mr . and (Mr:>. •:nd ~lr s George Renshaw. Mrs . Harrlson Ro~insin and Charles Bu~Jmer, M~ 1111d Mrs. Les· Mr.s Elect HJrmon or l'olumbu-; , children attended a birthday din· lie French, Mr. and Mrs. George wa wcek~·nd guest o£ 1\lr. and I ner fi t Penal Sunday . A. McKnight, Mls~· Ada McKnight, Mr:. aJohn Di('hl. Mrs. JSJme s Cunningham and Mr. Mrs. Cecll Mrs. Nell Mrs ...·a Tr;ley and grand son son, visited Mr. a.nd Mrs. Cummms, Dr. Arthur E. . Beckett. Bill Dlwls Frtday evening I Dana l.ewls Monday. evcmng. Mr and Mrs. George, Mr. wilh th e formers daughte r Mrs.. Charles and and Mrs. Charles :A. Rauck. Mr!;. Robert DavJs and fam tly uL Lang»· r ren, , Mason vhnt~ Mrs. Margte Thuia Linklietd, 'Mrs. An n f'er - ville Cartwl"ight recently. =:---:c:---::-:-:- 1 "'" ,.... .,..., .., a:uson, Richard C. · Miller . L. 0 . · , Tom Williams. who Is · employed MAN WANTED _ For RawleJgh , MJJb, Middleport. Ohte Reece, H. D Peel!:, Gene Ht~ffman, at Huntington spent the week end hu~hit!ii IU Pomeroy. No ,exper-. R~oll:stC.te H C. Spears, F . D. Smith all of I at home with his pa. re nts Mr . and irnce net~dcd Jo start. Sal~ 1 ... Huntington - - Mrs Flmence Mrs. Lloyd WHliams. · t'asy to make and profits Rood.' FOR sAu::-.Pe.,. "tirb.. Real Serknan, East Liverpool, Oh1o Mr. Willian McNickle, who has ~pe nt I Leona., Wamsley and Floyd Roaeh 1 immediately. Wrlte Raw<•<•, Rullan•u To·..:,·blp. "I and Mrs. Albe:rt Kell, Mrs. ·Wm . the past four years with ...... " h · theh" U.d' S. 1 studenb at ·Marshall college ·o.o•nd.• h·lu:h s, Del_)t. OHI·840-100, f''r(\1'. 1 aere.t land, house, barn and DU1 Duncan Newell, W. Va. - ~oiro; . Marin~ Corps, aSI l"('Cctved Js 1s- turned to Huntington aftl!r , 1 . por ~ . llli-nfmt. 9 20 lip 1 buildtllifS, See C&crrp: A. Meta Robert Embleton Norfolk, Va. Mr. charge and returned to the home 1 lng the week end at homl'. BULLDOZER nart, Admlnittrator. 6-l·tl an1t Mrs. Louis Harris Mlntr· of hi.~ parents, Mr. and Mrs . Lowell I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman, vllle. Mr. and Mrs. G C McKnight, McNickle. Pomertly, Ohio vlaited MN. Hoff. For hire for basementa and • Mrs. Sybil Smith New Haven, Capt. and Mrs. Ed Ireland , Bla•W· 1 man'• parents 1dr. and Mrs. Ray ponds. P. M. towdery, Loni John Turnbull Clifton, Mr. and MIX, P.a ., and Mrs. Jack Breva and I Pickens Sr. Surldly. . . Bottom. 8 29 tf ft' J.'UJ"1 Mra. H. G. Mace Middle pori , Mrs. two children, Sharp~burg , ~r a·nd I elaine Cartwrigl:lt visited her (20l Business "ervt' c.a~~ 1 Lura Romine. Werner Roby Spcn· Mrs: Bryan Harris and daughter,! grandparents Mr. and Mra. A . P. ~ 'O;j.J INSURANCE AGENCY cer, Mr5 Vern Bllinger, Mr~. BcR~ie R~edsville visited M11;. Bertha Nicholson Sunday. --HOU ~ SI•:BU ·· ··--·--·--~Pullina, Emmitt Tracy Pom ~'roy, 1 Wolfe and etlso called on her busAileen Jnhns"On, Rxcine was a II.l'EBS • Ca ll the tu-.o..L 1 · Plre. Automobile. ""'"' Dr. Cecil Jlviden, Mr . and Mr;:~. bind, Richard Wolfe at Shaekel supper guest of Mt. and Mn. Hero Nt•Jg er's, tr AGCIDIN1' Clyde Bucknell, Erntst CUnie, Mason City. man Cartwrlgh.t and Glenn Friday Charleston, Mr. and Mn. Wm . KenRecent a:uests• ot Mr. and Mrs. ViBitlng Mr . and Mrs. Dana Lew"· RADIO & TELI!;VJSION sEa\rrcF. I Lit.. c..u•Jt• IM ..... nedy, Mrs. Esta Bun1gardncr, Mr. Howli.rd Roush and Mrs. Roush's is this week end were ~ra. AnDl Phone 200. Cle~an~ Applian~e . and Mrs. Jame11 King, Mrs. Charles fathN·, t.he Rev. Coyle were Louise Coll~y aW ehfldrt:tt, .New Store; 118 W. M•hl St. Pomeroy 1 Rayburn, Mr. and Mrs . GCO!'ge Mono Sanct., Ironton; Mrs. F. HaYen, Mlo Retha Lewla, Letart. 2-23-tr In MIDDI.IPOaT, OHIO Mee1, Mrs. Jack Roush, Wm. Turn· Don()huc, Findley, MI'B. St•vt'ns, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris and F0REMA.~lk ABBOTT T.V~ QR. 61»-M PNOMII ' M1' bull ]\Jason. I Diyton : Mr. and Mrs. Early and dauehter, Ann , MilSon . ENJOYS WIINIR ROAST Mr,. Edi.th McDade, Troy. John McDet·mqtt of Pt . P~:;:~; VJCJ!: .AU' IJ\Iku Repaired bJ El: 'The or the llart· Mr. and Mrs. Fl'nnk Bw:k. son- an.t visited .1"\ls 1 pert Toehnictaaa. Pbooe- Y fQrd Baptlat sunday school enjoy- lp-law And ' daughte-r, Mr. and Mr.s Williams Sunday e,,-\;'rd.J\t. Middlepctrt:._ ..tkf ed a wiener roast Thursday evtn- raul Stewart and children spent Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hany QUJCK SEflVIC'!: oa WatcJJ Re- 1 in& at the .house of Mr. llnd Mrs. a two weeks vacation In upper • Johnson this week end were Mrs. ITRUO'r'tJ'IIAL 'J KAJG . pairln1 br Factorr 'IN.Ined A. K. Mc:Clung. New York and Canad•. · 1 Nelson Rou~h and children, New watchmaker . CO~S Jl!:WE· PIRIOI:IAI.S ·· L•bo•· Day w..>kcnd gucsl.o of Haven, Mn. Glenn Glaze and cl\11· LIRB. P~"m~. 1-3-tf Mr and Mrs. W. T. Stonr and Mt·. and Mr~. Frank Epperly were 1 d!"i!n , Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. tltOTtAP 01.0111 _ .,.,.._. 'II. and Mrs Geora:e Jamrs anrl wn their son, Frank, Jr., and J\.k and George Johnson and son, Mason. ' WA~TED: rAJN'rtNG - lnt :·dot', Phon. 118 ~ Billie spent Sunda)' In Gallipol111 M"rs. Vernon Ashworth, Miaml, W . Hilda Love, Thelma Rainey, Pt. exlcrwr, roof. Work a:ut~rant· t'rl. ·he cuests of Mr and Mrs. Merrill Va. , their sister. Miss Betty Ep- Pka'?'llnt and Acnbs Young of Ma· h b t ll of Janet Ilalt·s ren .~o 11 ablt'. Phonc ":tBI -Y. lo DBon. pcrJy and Mis.~ Llb y Di-dd le ac· son wr,.e rerf'n ca ers Homl'r Brall'Y, Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fry~ of Cites· companif-'d them hom r. anrl J 1lh i'"f! Nlchol!lon. . 10 12 . __.;:;;c::.;;::c::.;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;:;..g_._ _· _ _1t· ;r, w. Va . were the week-end :\1r. and Mrs. Ira Rigg~ . Mr and Mr. and P.'lrs. Donald Haynes • ~~ests of Mr and Mrs. Harry Gibbs Mr9. llHn Rous h Mt· and Mrs Hen- l 'tn-:1 son. Darry, Letart were Cat~ MAX WARO Jf Front Street. ry Moore, Columbus. calt .. 1 on !ini -on llh parents Mr. and Mr•. I. ~ EmU Knight wa" in Point l'lea- Jhelr mothef and sister, Mrs Ott N. Hayn es Fridav evcnln~. To meet the ...Ires ef tvery :ant t.he past week. Arnott who S1Jfrered a brolwn Mr and Mrs. F lchard Tumbtoll ATIO.WID. femlty.,. et., cnl tiM f1mlly Mr8. Earl Jo'ields, J ohn Rrit· whrn she slipped and fell at her and famil y formcrlv of Mason have Mtt. nire 11nd Mrs. Bctt~ Jam£'.~ wrre in home . returned fo rnRke thPir bome. 1 1 ' J ~~~.!•.~.~~ • Point Pleaunt Monday. Run. Mrs. Harold llyaell and son ol 11J I. ~ltd If. Piwne 61 Mrs. F . A. <;bapman has rfltUnt· Ttfr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace vls- J >J!Wflt Tltt1rsday with her Pomeroy, Ohlet IWCI 'd frotn, Martctta wht're she h:1s ited relativ~ In · Mr. Rnd Mrs. W. M. been Mr, and MNI. Androw a:l"l" f'' lelds and Mr. and Mrs. Charles · , ..,.. ~lbbs were In Point Plt'"asant Mon- · Br~:~l ~~Y8<!n_~e b~!~~· • ' nd itra,. nd alter .and family S\mday. IVa. gu~sta 6 1 Edwardt .FOiECDT ls:''f'AUf FOR coutl!· .. ., · . •' ' '¥il· Sat- lu ' 1 her of paren.ts present. Readings 30. 1were also g1ven by ~ancy Van Clncinnntl 7 - At home :; St. Attendance Rl Sunda school ; Meter and Helen Wllhamw. $2.25 Lou.ts, Sept. 21, 22, 23, 24;. Se.ptember ~was 88 offel"i~g $l . ! dues wer_e collected. !he meeting 2 16 waukee , Sept. 21i. Away 2, Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins aDd elo_.sed With the Lord! Prayer in Sept. 29, 30. chih!ren spent several day s in War. untson. ltefrruhmenl.l; of hJtdogs, 1 re n with relatives . doughnuts, potato chips and koo1 · HA.c. OFVRil Mrs. Mildred Ji:IC"ubs s pent Tues-1 ade were served by W~lma Bla.ke ENTERTAINS WITH DINNER day at the State Fair. She wus ac- . Alma J.ohnson and Ed1th Villars. Mrs. Dunald A Smith entet·tain· com anied b Mrs. Iren e Wellman I Phylli s Bowcatt from Lenora. W . ed with a o'clock dinuer and PM•• w ·•se. called on Martha Lou Henry ' ''.. y u1·day evening at her home on M•. Lawe·enee EbJ,·n and fa · Saturday. • ' J B ett d 11111 Front street. Guests were: M:-s. of McCoanelbville were gues ts of Mr. and Mr.s. am~s enn an 1 Huge Juhllng, Mr. an~ Mrs. A . his broth er Steve and Family Mon· 1sons, Samm~ a~d Jimmy motored Kehh McClung and sons KelthQI Jr· . day .to Waverly, Ohio Sunday hi h M th Bto vi.91t ett and Ju into 1 Hartford and :rur Mr. an d Mrs. J,.nu Die hl were , his m~t er, rs. Mar a enn . 1 Point Pleasa nt. ,: Sundav dinne r 1 his sisler . Greer Jr . l'l. Plea8· six "rs. ' I $1.00 for having the largest num· LAUREL CLIff i llll>l>' lf rtcht be toku h!' dally ald Hal~ eaptatD ot tho ruanto. Broad. Run :~:u::d "'~"~n:':~. n::~ ~~~ ~:i:~:~~3(~ Rlch~rd d•~;ht:.~d w':::·vfs~~1.:'!~:h ·~~ s,.te .a Geo11e. ' I ,J-1"\t&burab, Sept; ft; ~nct':r~ith ~;;ee 111 10 <• 1 ~::l;~t~cs~r;lt(•tl ~~~e a~~ · Wnt VlriiD!a the 11 ~ et 81-,_.ld David . atone 11> 1111 e~~::..-: a Uf• term aeven mcm -":', ._..,. _ ...~••rCJ....ei," •1:.1 1&7' ."J tee~. - ~v& Powell. h1a Cub Scout ·.pJa,mt.te.. Jt• at~ ~tball -illoqe. day &Gd read IDl Bible." atone and pta}'l oloaa. ~t thf Ielt bo plop . . cunoN I ' •·• JOUII:::Jj,"' 8 ,".:t, \ '.. ' �• ~lySent.inel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ; Sepl20, 1956 The Daily Senttn~l • First Bradbury Parent t eache~-· . MeetingOfYeorHeldWednesday • I Approlima.~ 1 BROAD RUN one hundred &t- Kin•. Mn. Jack Littlf!'. Mrs AJ. tended tbe first meetinJ o't tbe bent Rousb was named as ct1a1r4 .of t.be Bradury Pared Tea. ffiBill of a committee to orl;lanlze .1 Lu cille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor S Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 I prayer. cu.!rSion of money-making pro)eds Prillitlpal Gerald Rupe welcomed they decidP.d to continue the sa.IP tb.e partnts and lntrodueed the of vanilla and Greeting Cards of I Mrs . V. Davis, Mrs. A. Hay•es Are Hosts At Parties Held This Week teachers of the sehool and the par- ; aU types. Il was anoounced that . entl frpm tbe Silver Run district I any chJid, 111hu IS a pupi• m the and Mn. Thdru DIU, viee-presi-1 Bradbury School may have insurdent el the PTA introduced the ance cuverage w1th lhc All-AmeriMr s. lJw1~;h t W.. !lace. demonstr<~· mem.ben fro-m Bradbu.r.y . W"tlllam can Jn~Surance Co tor of th e 'fupperwarc Products, );;;,~-::,' member o~ the Township The Finance C01:-J m1th·c a1·e mak':: had tw o p ;1!1 l'~ th ts week Monday ~cation, spo~& ot ~be ing plans rc.r a Halloween Social Mrs Ve nl e VavJ ~ c ntertamcd and not er new bulldl~J! Whlch with the exact datf' to be an- ~ rrv<·d a d ~·~~c 1 t co urs e. T hn~ t· pn·-.c nt were Mn. Lawr· eompl~te4. t nounced h•ter The t' 1rst GraUe, c nc< Sml •h , .\l n . Mer h n Tnn:y Mr~ An Jnvitation to attend the t tau~ht by Mrs. Th.·obakJ. won the Jack Sall t , L eld , Mrs. Janet Korn . County, Council or PTA in Letart $5 cash award and th e attendance Evl'hn l' l ~ k . Mrs Albert Hendrix , Falls on OCt. 4th wu aecepted and banner fo-r havmg th(• most par- M · Ed un 11 11 ltr Carl Moore the February meeHng of the enki presl!nt at the meeUng. u:~ daught (' r . M~rle:~. Mrs. Dav:d Council ·will be held in Bradbury. 1 ua 1 ~t sr , Juumy , carol and Mary Lou Smith , M 1s ~)·nest Carpenter The fo1lowina: chainnen and ~::ommittees were named :-PI'()rr.a.m M• s Paul ~aunders, Galli polis. Mn. Elber Johnson; Membership W!'dn esday IJUernoun Mrs . ArnMrs. WiiUam Price; Social Mrs, old Hayes entertained in the afterltichard Oiler; Publicity, M~. Wal ~ noon and served refreshments to . bur Theobald; Ftnance, Mra Ho-mer Forrest, Mrs. Jerry Li,Ptfoot !'1-r. a·nd ~~~ II. H Buster and a grou p of frien diS lind relaUves. Mt'll. Charlene Hanning Mrs. children, Dav!J and Margaret , of Pmes wcr(' wan by Mrs Gene Rice bert Mr:IntoGh, Mra. Elroy ,.Me- Rain elle, W Va, were overnight Mrs. Gale Hyc;cl.l, Mrs. Carl Mattox, Olon.e; Hospitality, Mrs. WtiU-am gues-ts of ~r and Mrs Lowell Pro- Mrs. Curl Wilson. Others present were Mrs. Verne If;;:-;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;,~~:;;;.~~:. ! basco and rlt~ u ghll'r. Susan, TuesDavid, Mrs. Lester Hawley and .son .I da y, Mr. Buster i~ assJslant trai nGt.>orgP, Mr~ Oscar Rous b, Mrs. ~::tee of the N F & G 10 Rain- Lillian .Stc1H Mr~. Howard Wilson, 1 . tt I MIDDLEPORTSOCIETY Ro:' TH 1NKI NG or .. YOUR Heating SyatemP Mrs. LucJI,e Ddcnhaeher returned to her ho me in CoiLIJTI'bus Monday after a VISit with her coU&ln, Mi:ss rrleda Faehnle M111s Mary Ann Case, Parkt>rsburg, arT!ved on Sunday for a visit with Ml~o~S- Faeh. nlc and left toda-y f[,r lll' r home , IIEEt18POR Heating and Air Conditioning A~ Servlee Oa All Mrs. Ftulph Zun1kl .su llstJ tu t{.'i.l a,s of the Br;~dbury Second II on Wcflnesd.:~y fo.r Mrs. G<' ll evk Clark whu allcnded a tun- 1 ; ~~.~:;~:,:, M:Ue.of0111114G.. Furuae.,. \ CHASE I ' HARDWARE Harold Chose, mgr. looeus1 81. llllddleport crt~ I Mrs. Glenn Jarvi ' <Jmt -dnughter, Peggy, Port Wa~lllnglml. arc visitIng hor mother , 1\-lr~ i\ W McKay llln d aunt . Miss I.aune McKay Mrs. McKat has been 111 for several days and M1ss McKay is recuperating slowly aftrr httJnk lng her hlp Wedne1,day Mr ~ Stella Hal.wy of Huntlnglcn ~·~11!-d at the McKay home whu t· she formerly hvrd while r:llthi~H in g thlF& area for th•· L1ncPI11 L!hrur\' Cn-mpa ny . Slu' IJ ,I~ f('l !red rrum this work 1111d ili living u1 an apart me nt in Hu6tinl!lon. Mr. and 1\fr~. H.o!;coe Salt.,rfield hav4' 1ctmm•d rrom a motor va. calion ·&oOK HERE J I A~e~a,dwhcn lh_e Sa~~~ury [!'~ -: I ml' c.s _3)_' evenmg a esc oo · M~s Wtlham Bart~ls, pr~sident, "" .::; If presaded at the mcehn g wh1ch open~ with th~ PTA prJyer by Mra. Daybook ,~ Maxme A~nnl.-d. _It was decided to hav~ the mstalhng of playground cquapment fer th_e· year's project, and plana were d11~~US;Sed . ·1 Delegates to the county council a•s MElTS TONIT ' were named and Included Mra. Ro. Membel'3 of Evangetlne Chatrler bert Hoove;r, Mrs. Geora:e Brother& OES, Y(il) -meet th1 1 eveninf at Mn JobJl Moore \1:1-s. David Cum7 p . m. at the Fourtb Avenue en. miqogs aod MrS J. C Wyatt tunce to the , Middleport Hieb A social hour .:oncluded the Sohool •uditorium where -4e re.- meeting. vival serWces, be-ing be-14 Qoder -------tbe ausplcel' of the Middlep:{Jrt First Baptist Church, will be held for the remainder of the week. 1 T_ he ~hapter l.s attending the lei'· The SAnllnAl I VIm Mrs. Chapman Is Birthday Party Hostess On Sunday '" a gc-oup._ Beaver· . llllrtin, Mr •ntl 'Mdi. · . Clllf0rd da.. . NOW AT SALE PRU:E $1179·95 fam~~.a~~c; ~ St~~~t~ ';;/Jav~ a~! Ter~ I A bu(fde, of ,energy. Stirnufaltl , lha appetilt, tnd WJIPiifl Iron to htlp prtvtnt tirtdnw. bsily •s\irnilaftd; will not di,furb rtguler digttl~ .' • • ALL KINDS PIPE FITTINGS • MCMASTER ' ' ~RDWARE ond APPLIANCE CO. Starks · PHA . RMACY ' , Mrs. RQtenbaum bad baked a dcc.orated cake for her fathel' and "The Committed Chrbtian PraYs l\11d 9lanncd a birthday dinner for Daily" was the .t opic of the prot'!hn which will ~ held at a lat- gram ted by M:r&. Dayton PhllUps er date. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Srulth have two a 1·anddaughtcrst Lynn and when the Frlendly Circle of the Federated Church met Tuesday evening at the "tbui'cb. first Group singing o1 "Spirit of God Descen~ on My Heart" with Mrs. Coclisa Jacob. a, """mpani•t, op•n•d the program alter whioh "" MrJ, Thomas Young read the Gltt.d reader and td'lltor. 8Cl'lpturc lesson. A discussion on Tella your ptlll, PNMnt. and the topic by varlou& mcmbel't f\lture. WAB held after whlchol~h~•.:•a,;:~ Advice ,aven on loY., ftW". closed wi.th prayer b, rlap, and •II bualneq •fftlr1. lips, who preu!llteeod~~t~i'"::Z:~t If wotrletl. tr.ubltd ,or In wilh a P&R\phlet "' doubt. put your mind at t'ue. il;y Pr:ays". ~ Ctnsutt me today -tomorrow Durin& the buBint'lSS se$Slon lp may be too latt. charg(' of Mrs. F.red Blaettnar, I will net only· ..-1 you. but r,tesldcnt, plans were completed will help you 80'1e v-our proor the family night meeting to be ' b~t. betel 1'uellday October 16 when j • vlait to IN wl.ll be ef fmthe Circle will be host to tbe Wo- . I;s~·u~a~n~Sc~h~w~a~b,;b;;u;;t;...t.ht,;s;;;;i:l;;;;;t;;h;;cJ MADAM MARY p "LM I ST 1 More Than >300 Attend Revival Crusade Service More than rhree hundred per- rona attended the tim of the vival Crusade service~ In the hiib acbool Tbwwday evening. spa neorlld by tbe Cbureh .-nd ·Mer evangelist, md his . ~ held. c•ta.ar.<l, ' are in t ~rv~ ctuitted by tbemOther, Mrs: G~C!! Dibble. Thurwday eVening membeffl the Middleport il'ootbill SC()lad, , MMOns, u.~ EwngeJlBe ;Chapter, 1;:';0'>; OES the M1ddleport VDiunteer Fire DeJ18!1.meat came ia tor the sefYi.Ce. Speeral mJJSic included M~l:oUe's .. Tbr.- Lord'li Pnyet"'' sung by tbe Ulgh SChool Girlr.~ GIE'e Club un .. der the direction of Ml.-... Dorothy Savely, Tonight's ~Service at 7:30 will be "Neighbor•' Night'' and llpee!HIJ mWJie .wln· 118o be fet.tured. \ . gr<>UI'ot!•iJ '· ' ' New llltmlite . Samsonite ' in 19S6's full lifo I'Mdlng. 'wry.,.. wellome. Open Dall~ 10 am to 10 pm LOI!Oied Slh houie from FllmlilgoClub,Rt.'l KANAUGA, OHIO cdved from M'rs. Allied no.,.l'li sent her. er- fw - .. ' Former Resident Asks Shipment Of Paw-Paw Fruit 1lllo lo lloo abool ...lnltr ' - .,..ryilody'o' talking !lthlweltht boc- 11'1 Mado w~h -"""'··JOIflnlohoo-..,. -•lnt - * onough to otand oo. Tho "bo""r·than-loather"•.,,.. lcufllot, •'- whh a donop cloth. A naUve ObiD8n now resirling i'll Tacoma, Washington, is hungry for a trujt .prevalent In tht'Se Ohio Hills, and wants to taste pBJW·p&W& · agaitn and to also bave tbo9e' of his family taste of the trult. fl.hyor E. F. Robinson., today reteived 1uch a. r-equest fr6m Mrs. .sHOWN, IIAUTY CAS! ••• • , •. , • , $22 ..50 u.DII$' WAitDIION , , ••• , $35.00 .Afoo ...- . MWN CAS! •••••••• $37-'0 LADia' O'Nill •• , , •••• $25.00 . . , ,. . . . . fq M. J. Collins, 617 N. oakes, Tacoma, Wash., asklnll to be shipped some o( the paw-paws from this FELDS area. ' LETS TAKE ANOTHER LOOK .... ' NOWHERE ELSE SUCH LOCALIZED SELLING -POWER! \ Two dozen stainle!IS steel tablle- ' 81Jt!Oils W&re &IV41n--tor the kite~ abower . .Plans wert made br a rummage sale to be hel(J.. at t.'le J)llrlth house lhe fir.~~t week in No. vember. A thank you note was re. • smartest luggage colors men's Guild. rou .,.. entitled to • comtt~ete ·s ' , Antw.... ell t~uet.tlens. Rtrtdl•at IU.,.nh!ecf ~ no cMrge. ·With fh.lt ld end half.prfce, ' / FOR RESULTS ,. and PROFIT CALl 398 / At the clO!ie ol the mef'tlng, 1 -dessert cour.se WRS served by the u'-tN. TRIIT , P:or Appolnl'mlnt hostesses, Mrs. Ralp)J.. Grav~. Mre. , PHON I PS POMIROY, OHIO Coli O•lll-'lo lfli·WIII 1Roy Mayer and Mrs Donald .' --""""-~----;.,.:;.;_~.;,;;.;;;,;;,;;,;,;..;::.:;,::.., •---...,...;.""'...,.._ _ _.,! Houck. · '~ .Me~s Countians Attend CAP Conference I I men .. •••'" to you. $)1L, COI'I'f.R, STt:t:L & I>RAINAG.; Pomeroy,Mlddleport, Ohio, Fri~Jt,Y, jleptember 21, 111M EDITORIAL PHONE 397 ' ROOMS Of f! :a New Furniture ..,. I roa A FORTIFIED THERAPEUTIC VITAMIN FORMULA MIDDI.IlPORT, OHIO . " THE DAILY SENTINEL · ' · ·~--------~--~~~------~------------~~------~.~~ .' ' In her letter Mrs. Co11tim poinlta out tbat she h.o.d relatives who Liv· d in Pomeroy who used <to at this time of. yenr always ship her some paW-paws . In the intervening years 1/. hat She has been away from Ohio she has come to miss the annual a1-rival of ih<!- southe-astern Ohio fruit of which she Is extremely• fond. Mayor Robinson said tOO.S.y that am·onc ba..-lng paw-pa~ which ll.hey would Uke to send to the former reSident can bl'in& them to the Pomeroy M.aYGr's office where they wilL be properly wrapped and shipped to MJ'6. Collins . DiSalle To Speak At Democrat Rally In Pomeroy Thurs. MicbaeJ DiSall-e, Democm1;ic nominee tor Govern.or of Ohio W'lll be t'hC princlpal apee.kcr~ Pome· roy Junior Hikh School on Thu.nt-J d<iY evening Sept 21 al 7:30 p. m. according •o ann.)Uncement made today. The Democratit Rally wiU fol· low a pa.rade through the- strc$ of PomCToY (oil-owed by entc>1ain.. medl by a hilh scttool band aod the Flatt & Scruggs Show of IOOITERS TO MElT WSAZ..TV. ftefrctrbmcDts: wU1 be served a~ to the a,unoJWuewe.nt• cordi~ ' • - .... _,...._...,, WIATHIII Ohio: Fair, ...wwhlt. ........, P•rdy diNldy end wanMr ......ht and s.turday. Scettllretl .......... . I Dnoted ro Tlae l•tere.C. 01 n.e "'............ .4ftNI 'the amazing new luggage that's. fingertip-light ~~u~~~~?ae~t·s~~~~:::e~- t~~;n~~o!: Tw" A•e Honored W"fh 8j thd·OY D' SUnuay RIATRIC ELl Better BUY NOW! e·nttne .-• FeclerateJ Clwrch Friendl'jCircle Meeting Is He/J Federated Cllureb " 18 soc Reg. $109.95 VOL VIII . NO 135 New President Presides At WSCS Meeting I $299.00 BAKER ' :'"j Mrs. Marie Chapma-n ootertained Mrs Clyde ClovcHi·a le of Col- I with a party, Sunday afternoon at umbus v \s llt•d Tuesday with Mr. The Twin-City Shrine Olub will her home, Condor st., honoring and Mrs . Wilham l'"L'lher, Maners- meet Tuesday, Sept 2~. a-t 6 p. m. her daughter, Linda, on her- thirville. at the Meigs County Fairgro-unds teeuth birthday. for a Chicken Bar-8-Q. Ali Nobles 1 Mr. and Mn. William Fi..<Jher re- are ilnvited to the Stag dinner 4Pd Games were played duriniJ the turned home, Saturday after a are a.sked to wear their Fez and afternoon, after which a decorated wet!k's visit 1n Akron With Mr. and bring tax sta mps. The committee b1rthday cake, lc~ cream, kOOll aid Mrs. John Jo'lshcr and sons. In ch"&rge i!J David c . Miiier Pau) .and mints were served ·b y the Ja ck Fisher, Akron, spent the Gruese,, James Clatworthy 'vtrgll hostess assisted by her daughter, C S of Health Methodi st Church, week f.!fld with Mr. and Mrs. Wil· Brown, Ted Reed, Jr. ' Mr&. Jo Hines.. preslded when they met Wedocstlam F1shcr. day evcnlog at the home of Mr.;. Ml·s Wclb~· WhalC'y of r,olumN!'n'c'y,.Wntoodw','::a•d,ShaKcoana"oYnouSnuge, Carroll Swanson. Mrs. K, night gave bus who was c~llcd here when her ... .. • • f h d 1 motheJ·, M•-s Anna Howett, fe ll INVITE![) TO TEA j Kelton Elsie At·nold Bruce Stat a resume 0 the year ~ sc e u_ e l:)reakin~o: her htp, ts a gue£>t of Mr. M nakel', 'Jimmy Gllberi, Bobby Hac: after th~ yearbook bad been dl!1 5 8 and Mrs . ·Karl Grueser, Minersden, Ohlinger, Pamela and ' vllle. celved invllation:s to att~nd a tea ~tevl~ Fm~aw, and Sally FO:!Iter. bers, teachers and suests: Miss Mrs-. Olan Genheimer nnd Mrs in honor of Michaed D1Salle, gub· end ng gJfts b~t unabl-e to at-- Ma ry Anu Case, Parkersburg, and Bertha Sroll ~ penl Tuesd~ty 10 Pl ernatorlal candtda-te In Athens on len d were Marvan Spencer and the Rev. C Raymo; Konkria:ht Pleasant, w Va .. w1lh the fGrmcr's Sept. 27. ' Sand,y and Cathy Wildermuth. and express~d the desire to have J "l'he hono~ed guest reeeiv&d a a yea-r d aug hi er a nrl son -w-1aw, Mr an d ---- - number of garts. . of harmony and fellowsh.ip · MLss Bess Sanborn honary memMrf William Kni·:~ht and famll)'. Mra. R . C Fl'e returned to her bcr of the Class, conductel the home, Newport New~. Vtt, Tue11 day ~11:1 .lAKER devotional service which emphasizafter a visit wJt h Mr. and MI'S I rrv II ' ed the religious background of th~ Bert We bs ter. Const1tuhon of the United S-tit'rri M1~. Aldo K. J effers ;~nd son, z I I 11nd Included excerpts from E. Slian Kent and Mrs Harold SmUh were ~ ..J Icy Jo$s' wrH;i.ngs . During the ' visitors in Pt. Pleasant, W. Vn 'Oil " • tn·nr~f business meehnll it was announced ; Wednesduy Ill M J , . that Miss Fri.-,d& F&ehnle, chairMill'!>. Kale Eberslutcb 1s a pal!Pn\ rs. _ohn li Bou ly, Fore st Run man of the ule of pecans, had or· at Holu~ r Jlos pltftl Dl and Cyril Arnold of S!ewnrt w~re d ered the nuts which will be re, J\1,·~ Evt•rcll Thomas spent woo. IQ~ ~~~~ guests of honor at a birthday din- ~ ceived as soon as possible. The "''sday Rf\f' rnoon with Mrs. Frank ner Sunday a.t th e home of Mr Circle voted to eive $1~0 t.o the 81'ancll•nburg. and Mrs. WUllam Knlg'lll_ Pt Chm·ch Budget with the amounl MrR . Myrtle Hick.'! visited In P~eas.~~nt, w. Va. A dec_olaled ! paid in three inStallments. They C hnrlct~ton , W. Va, Wednesday birthday cake was served With lhc also vatcd to serve the Mobil~· wl1h her niece, Mrs. L. H. .ToneS' M dinner. Blood Unit in February, 19~7. of llu~h "'ton, w. Va . wbo h. a pll~ Present were Mr. Arnold and Mrs. Robert Coats, whd was 111 t1cnt 11l th e Charleaton General mother, Mrs . Stena Arnolld Stew· chat·a~of the Progr<.. m, pres~nted llosp!La i. art, Mrs . Baily, Mr . and M~. Russ Mn, U. P. J5leln who brought u · HOllie Gl'een r eturned to th e Watson, Mrs . John Scott, Mrs Ber- "arab-bag" of articles, ideas, poems 1 I Vqtcrans Hospital , Ow.yton Mond ay W tba. Scott all of Forest Run, Mrs. etc. which s~e combined to make arter a Sl'vcral da ys \ls1t with his til OJan Genheimer and children, Rtt- the eVening'a prQIJ'J'm. She stre~ mother , Mrg. Mvrtl~ }[Jck~. ~ 0. The Brf.Jatett chel, Dtck and Judy, Athens :(toad sed the responatbiUty Of each per- I Mr8 Mabel Mankin left this and Mr. and Mrs. Knight an(! ~on over twenty-one to use thei:· mo-rmn g for Akron where she wna Der Ia Middleport children, Rozanna, Stevte and right to vote and said that good ('Jtll cd by the death of her sis:tC'r, IQ BAKER. FURNITVR.ICI:I Ricky. people who don't vote arc re.sponMn Elizabeth Burri 11 . uble for bad officlala in high offices. She concludod her program with an ob&ervance of national "Constitution Week" and read 1 a story of the history of the Constitu ; ion. The benedictlg.n as given by the Rev. .C. Raymon Konkright. The hostesses were fl1rs. E. 1\1. Orin Smith. principal of lhc Rut· Blake, Mrs Perry Mitch, Mrs. Car· land Schools, didn 't get hi s hn·th- roll Swanson, Mrs. K-enneth Dyer, rlay dinner Wednesday but be did Mrs. E. S. Schaaf with MriS, E: 0 get a prize birthday gi£t. Rall as a contributor. A dessert Smith, father .or two daugtttcrs, course was served to the members Mrs. Ric/lard Schwab and Mr, and euests. Richard Rosenbaum, waa notified --'-;---'Wednesday mornln11 I while at schPol that his youn11er daughter, 1Lola Ann Ro11enbaum. had a son, Joseph Richard, born at Meia~ General Hospital . I e • Decoratm' committe~: Mr.s. Wll· Martin aad Atugbter 01.,_- J b , · Mr. an~ Mrs. Elwood Lieving, lla~ Gru,eser, ·Mrs. h"a Buttber, I town Ohio \!, ~ -~:, ,~ ~, 1Ad& and Harry J:2ale visited Mn. Mrs. ~arleY. SWi~ber, Mrs. HerMr'. and· Mr~. Chester Martin Cora Ohlina:cr Tuesday evenillg. man Kinc.nt1. Mp:. Cu['t.b: Jenkin- Mr. and Mre. Cecil Martin, 11isi j Mn. Ohlinger remains the same. son, Mrs. Franclf Anderson, Mrs. Judy Clilk and Mlsa ·Dori QbU Mr. and Mrs. Wm. OhUnger and William Slcter, ·Mrs. Paul Darnell, 'er visited the Ra mon::l 1RO sont, W. Columbia were recent 'Mrs. Stewart Harris, ~- Raymond Sunday Y ~ ee , guest'S of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oh· Cole, Mrs . Geral" Schuster. The Savi•u•., Cl b h d i lina:er . · .._, U a a P cn--.c -------Prograr.a, Mrs. Dan W:-hite, Mrs. Wendal Bunce, Mrs. Arthur Skin- , at the. Syracuse Pahk Sunday. ner, Mrs. Robert Gralg, Mrs DenCallmg at the home of Mr. and MEN, BOYS TRIA TED ver Rive M~. nu~el1 Wilson and Mrs. Frank. Reynolds were Mr. and The boys and men of the FedMr s Kenneth McElhinney Mrs. Reuna KJng Sr. Mr. and Mrs. erated Church School will be · · . Paul Bailey -and famlly, Mr and' treated and enterta-ined by the la.wrs. Alva Luckeydoo and sons, dies of the church school, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Reuna King Jr. and \SeptembH' 23, at 4 p. m. Last son~. apring a (':lnte.st was he ld for the ~r .and Mra. Harry ~ were purpose of increasing tiJ.e atte'lldlllSJting Mr. and Mrs. Dtck Ord anee and to arouse interest in the ·4n4 family Saturday. school. This terminated in the Mr. Mld Mrs. Raymond Rou5h men winning. Every member of hlts. Earl K:nigbt, new preai- "nd daughters were calling on 1 the church 8Choo1 Ls Invited to atMrs. DaU,t; Gibbs. tentt- this social event Come one dent of Class 12 Circle of the W.S. Mr.Mrand · .and · Mfl. Roy Baker apd 1 come all . 1 · ' I A Complete Bathroom Outfit ,W ith 5' Cast Iron Tub, • e Rutland p,.incipal Receives Prize Birt.hc/ay GJit SPECIAL :.- Amer8tc~n fl~gs where prdeoet nted to the alrsbury Sc ool an o the Rocksprings Bro"':'nlt troop by the Theo~rus Council D_aughters of e-.g McMASTER ·' I FURNITURE OUTS1'ANlliNG . Are1Presented School, Scouts SHRINE TO MEET I IT'S ANOTHER " SOC~ETY I I ~ • POML'RQY. Charles Swamun. Galllpoll.s visited Mrs C1:11 rull Swanson adn children and Mrs. (' F ElawkJns and Rut h H<!Wk1n s Mf1nday REMODELINGII Coleman --- M~ I American Flags Mrs . Luc1lle B. Hawkins . Mrs. Vanrjie Badgley, Mrs. Cur!l .c:. Roush and daughter, Joyce, Mrs." MJrion Hawk <. Ud .sun, Dennis, Amondal Faye Wd::;on . I Homebuilders Annual Banquet Will Be Od 16 4-H club. 1 ..., scl!aol. Mrs. Nathan Bigp, presideel, wekomed the audienee Tbe PTA 's project !or the com. after the meetiog had opened witb . mg :year ia purchasing equipment the t-Jed!e of Aneghmce aDd a ! for the nt!W playgrQund. In <~ dis- ' laolfh: L )"eat i dt~r A.aoeiatiorl WfJISilte5day at tbe Clark Friday. __,... famJiy of Akron were Sunday vltMr•- Leonard FieldJ •nd dau1b- iton of Mr. and Mn. Frank Keyan.Q family . MIS! Doris Ohllnget" of Park~ tel' Mr. and Mrs. (ierald Clar-k ,;;d ebildNm, lfra:. Tberen Ob. Gueets recen.tly of Mrs. 1DA bur& W.l.!r bome over tbe weebnd. Mrc. Tbere•a Oblinger w-. Cll- IJDier and Mrs. Btrtba Clark and Jfuda!ln were Mr. aDd Mrs. Leo wue vLtltlnj: Mr. and Mrs. 1:1tcbfleld and family , Mr. &a.d Mrl u.n, on her motber Jln. Berf.!ta Larry Lawrence Clark Friday IV.euilll· Lel'oy Dunt, clauJbtertl Mr. anc! Mr. and' Mrs. Harvey Newland Mn. E4wtn HuMan and famJl:y and family of Mason were eallinl 1 and Mr. and M.ra. Thoma• Grimm on Mr and Mn Harry Ol'd Sun- l and family . day eveni.... Mn Chadte Lievtng and oon Mr and Mr&. Jaelt Ord .nd tam. wen caJUng on Mn. Madeline Py we<e •~•Ling llr. '"d Mcs. Rouah and daughters. • llohn01e Wolfe, Letaort FaUw on Mr. •nd Mrs. Harry Kearns calMrs. Theo Neutzling, prestdent Sunday. led on Mr. an.:l Mrs. Henry Ohof the Homebuilders Glasa presidMr. and Mrs. Cl11y Grinstead, llnlfer. ed when they met TUesday and Shirley Johnson, Rob&rt and Dorls j' 'Mr and Mn Eddie Hubbard. and named a number of'-Comminttees. OhUnger Kenneth Reynolds and :IOD, Syr~cuse visited Mr. and Mrs. The Cla 88 will ass 1s t w1th the Phil· Lo uand Phll King war. all visit- Reuna King 11-nd :~on.s atbea Society's Apple Butter pro- lng Mra. Bertha Olark ~ay. Mrs. ~harlie ~row and family ject and Mrs. William Slater, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Battd and called on Mrs. Lalli~ Kaylor, lr• Butcher and Mr.s. Denver Nel· aon, Cbeshire were visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark visson were named to aoUcit contrl- and Mrt. F. B. Litchfield Friday i~d Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark butlon 1 for the project. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert IJ.oush and The annual banquet will be he!d Mr. and Mrs. Billie Lleving and family, GuyEville and Mr and OcL 16 with the Philathea Society 1 daughter were caUing on Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lleving and Ada and serving and preparing the dinnel". Mrs. Leo Clark and Mrs. Cora Dale "'ere pi•Jnidng near Parke,. Committees for the dinner include: Oblinger Sunday evening. burg Sunday. Mrs. Ca-<:!': Bahr, Mrs. Milton Hou- • Mrs. Hlll'ry Ord ,was calling on Mrs. Sarab Hoffman visited dt.shelt, Mrs. Thomas Bowen, Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ord and family, Mrs. Esttter King one day. Charles Hoffman. Mrs. George H:.r- Satul'day e-vening. 1 Mrs. Valeria McAIIi!M e r and rls, -Mrs. Wealcy Fry: Food, Mrs. Those enjoy! it· ,.hildren vlstted Mrs. Lillie Kay1 Wallace Bradford, Mrs. Harold Ro·110 County ~e:ntl P co ~ rin lor recently. Lobse, Mrs. Gene Not!on, Mrs, )\l. and Mrs. Raymond ~ 0= •n~ The· Clyde Clarks and the fred Rous h. Mrs . . W1 lla~ Boyer, ·dauJhters, Me,. and Btrs. Harold . Thoma, Bumgardners called ~ Ml"l. Cbester Erwm, Mr&. Lowell VanMeter, Mr. and :Mr,. Cb'e.ster Mr. and Mni. Carl Clark and Lin- • Tbe Band Booeters of the Ea..~­ ern Schoola wiij ~vc a meeting at 8 ' pm Monday night, Sept. 24 at tho Chesler high school bulld'ini· Ever.)'one ~ invited lo attend. · BUSINESS PHONE §8 lik.ty northweet portlan 'lm . . """''· Hloh ....... S.to64.Lew ton..,.t rno.tly 1,.. the 4h. SINGLE COPY-- � 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 20, 1956 burris mitch moore snyder sprouse turner