https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/13a14300b14bd690bcd4b7364580b9ed.pdf be13f0304f2ca3b1f48075b6984a8f0c PDF Text Text • ~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-- �' I .. ' &! !1'-DaUySentioeL Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ; Sept 2t . 1956 MAN OF EXTINCTION? . The Daily . Sentinel . ' ' DEVOTED TO INTIRISTS OP I Tips on Touring ! L1.-..._a, cJ.olton• ~-.1 . W~{Jien'.t;' Tran/'~11thorily . MIIG5-4AASON UIA RIYNOLD I. GREINI look •head a few weeks. Yo u've got an Important dat1 first thing In the morni ng. A• yo u go tu g rtt yo~r c;ar y ou see lhe t he rm ometer. [t's t.he firs t IDITOR / and quit? :I'.Dtered u aeeoDd. tlu• mall·. . matter at lbe Are the reodiini a y 1 t e fn ready for the Natlo .Ill ad,fertiaioJ UP"'MMlt&UH, BoUaueill-ltlmblll, Jae., ~old 1 Or are they Ct-ozen 1 s Ill Lair.ttou Ave., New York City, 16, K Y. Subtc:ripilon r.tu: Deli.,ery bJ carrier wbert anibble SO ee11U ,., we~k: oDe, year in adYadet at Tbe Dail:r Sentinel offlte, $11UO: •b: IDGilthA. $'UO; three JnODtln, 13.80. By ~1otor route Wbert rnU1ble: oae mcath. $1. By maU oDe year S8; au; moatbe, $1.21· tight ID ' my new N J:W YORK-I met I Couple ot llamea tGctay who are trylnf to break awaY and after I had flnlahed Jeru:llnJ ~J' patient Hr to each of th@m, 1' had on.e C~GMlualon to draw: I llktd '1m totb. Since they &re u dl••.._t 11 red and rreea, I thlD.k. what thla proves Ia that I like wom1n. One wu a blonde with purplt hiJ'hllJhta In her hair (you'haard me, JackJ namt4 Barbara NlehoJa, who ll baflnD.IDI' to make It In the movies (BfPtjl • Reaao1utble Dot~bt} ftOW after · m "' GO ---- ' New York from Hollyw~ make clrhrlna: euier-arl41 prolone lbt lite of your rtl&'t.liar Urea fur cJev-rOad ddvJnc. Act faat and first - so Jack Fto.t woh't c:ateb 10U nappip~. r __ ___;..::__.._.>J,-- - - -- - - ' - -- ---,--- I Criminal Hlsto~ on the Rue Scrlbe 1 Plant food Still "Best Buy" for 1 tourists will troop throurh thl front building at 11 Rue Scrlbt in There &hey will tnet friends, book to see If tht)' know everythinc from a ticket Still continues to FE'R1TL1ZER be one ot the beat buys on the tarmer'a ahopplne list, Ghe Mid· clle w~' 5(!11 linproo/lment Co~lttfe reboJU., Prleea of p[ant food bave 111creasel only, ~··1.1• ~·t so ~tea· '"' c::~ n:,.{ .... ,.u;, ot an crop prOdilcUOil Item• tiaa 19ne up ~00 per cent, ~ya the ccimmttW1 In autnD\8lrizllil Unl~ venity of Wlaeotmh etat{stJca. The tleures lhOw _thet 'manJ' farmers have found profitable kl use heavier appUcaqons of tertillzer during th'e past 10 :veare. In 18 MlOweatern sta'tet, farmers are usJn1 more than three times as much fertuiaer as they ueecl back lq 1942, the commit- "to do tny income tax.'' Her 1965 incdn4 tax f "Sure," 1he JJ&Id blttbely In her lovely, tobaecO-and.. old-roH.I wice. Her problem, Mr. Anthony, wu that It w.. belift.· nln& to look a Uttle orhlnouaJy a. &he was golna: to be trped u a ''-ard-bo)led B~dway broad In te~lllon, the theater and ftlm. · '"Y9u knew," Barbara aald plalnUvely, "I did P~ Joey on Broad• way a a choru1 dAme wttl' a dta~ In my navel, then I played a aexy maid. on Bid Caeaar•a teleVI&I9Jl now, after which I wu a atl'tp .. teuer lrl •frocJf' bti the RcU,., after which I c:ha.eed Clark. ~able .. a danclltlall rtrl Ln K'ng and Ftvr 9Metllf - a.nd now I'm a itrlpptr &Jain In RtGIOtWil:lle Doultt. · "Ia a nouplt ot .weell:a. I'm baek to Hollywood-to do an· " other IQ$pm-oo~t ~JI!t-b'n Mon- OC & ·- • , _ , _ 1n PaJami.04ttlt!' 11\t JfSniiil and »aUld SamfOd, her poodle. "rm not re&UJ C!Ornplllntn&,--tllaftdar,atand," abe ~ded, "exotpt. I tfo thltlk that. after a whi.Je 1'4 like to work lnto Claire ,....~tnt. OS, beat rolu." 1 . Mill Nk:hota, cool and c::onftdent and ltrtkln&' to bthqld. II· a .,.... t~rl-tt maybe a little too mode,at. "I don't Udllk tm b1 ~at tM~trt.,," lhe aaid candidly. "I tbtnk maybe 1._ & pertNJflllltf, You: k..OW 'how Guy Cooper l1 alway•· pl&ylf\1' 0..., CoOper? Wd, t•m. "•ry bappy jutt beJnc Barbara ~olt 1n01t. of U.. ttme." · a n f tee uys. Plant food uaed by the U. S. •• a wbole ha!ii only dou· bled durlhl the •I.Jl\e period.. T\>!,1 ~reAi'i 1D lottllta,r_~l'f~ boa~ . 1~6mi1ib!i *C· tor$1 . ·· ·'. » l toocl. com " ,. ices of rotnr ~~ I ' I . .. .. .. - tiU&er. A. RenO (lrl who rrew up lh 11ft Fr&ntiiCO. aht II atilt-rat.. painter who WUI between Scylla &hd Cbll'Jbdla 1n dtohilill' Whleh Cl.,, rttr' to foiJow. She picked the thtat.r 1\uUy ani - ·~ criUca' opiDion, can make vJrtu.aiiJ ~ •al~:..~· to ro on tour lbr .. ~ a couplt ot monthl and If •tte entft )'Our IIMI , t M· viet hert Ia to .et bet. • , Wh&t "'"' ...,... to bro&k oway lrollt t~Mtr·IIIIM du.;.t of ,.. · eta1 uad ....,._.. acqu...unc" pre..ur11J.C .• In~ . ~ Ills• a : mUUonilrtll. "R-.JlJ," the l&ld, lauptnc,' "I'M 11M ~ ~ ~ I 1M ttnibly ll)(llai, .... thtrlt't very Uttli ~ ot tt. Afrtftj, HOI • lltld t don't mix muoll tn UIOit elratea, pnftnlrtf peopli 1D U. ...S ot art udl acunr. no ,.· tnterat~q. ..HOWtVet, I Uwlnk lt anythlnr en tum .am~ tn ~nr polltloll ' Into t.hat a1: of peraon, it's other ptOP" ~ to ,_ )'O:U_to lAve tip to your weaiUI, I doR't 'hlnk they can, Wltb Int. Ate~' all. I once naarly a juv.nlle dallnquent." MtM 8. wu not klddlnf, It ~eveloped; badl In her Wert Cout ado~nt daya, u J)6rt or a ramlly ot only mod.eat lnMme, ahe tiHd to -_t&y Of.lt. to all hours and lit around endteaaly In movte1, just like an Elvia Pruley fan. "It I'd 1otten Jnlo the wroq company," llhe •td, "1 could eaally have 10nt \he wronf way." Two ntct 4.11met, B&rb•wa and Marjo1·1e. Sometimes thta Ia a nice &own to wander In, and 11tumble auosa peoplo. I u·'i4e .... ',., ,. aqw, ,..ioWIII ,.,. b•·· waa • flnanc:IJ.I pirpGratora 1 • - - - - - · · - - --·-- ------ - 11y - • • ~~o.-suu.o. rounc : MANY American t•mlUea ara encounterlDI old 111 IJU'Oblemll. AI a partnt, lrt.JldplfiDt, 01' -UJODt e1H tor tb•t matter, 11tt : a.p b1 tttn 'he 11 Ull:eJ)' to bec~t : IDO!'t Irritable appreheDaht, I i · Reportl~f the teat;&, 'OODductt6 amoq p.,ttentl anti out\)atltn\1 at ~· MttLtal Realtb JnaUtute a\ Cherokee, Iowa. WIN a,.ade to tbt New Tort Ace.clemy o1 Sci· Wta, &eetloh of B1o10IJ' • by Dr· J\1;~\?DJ A. S&lnt, for""r cUuJc::al dtrectDr of the m.ututt. ,aam~~ome .;;; qltlted. 1 11 ~ 11 U•lnr wllh • ooa or AdmiMtorod Olallr i daqbW ot other )'ounpr tela· DaiiJ don• or uw drul were 1 \bill trequentiJ' lead& to admlnlatered. orally wben pout1 u• I atraiDed tamlly reldton&btpa. 1a patrt.l, pbyalclau ban foaDd It Glftlc::ult to to1Ye Ul.. tiiDllJ prolllema and uually reooiiiUDfl1d that tbe elderly lndl'lidual bt plaotd tn a h01plt&l or ICIIDI oU\er J.DaUtutiOn. AI a re• Jtalt, manr ot our p.sycbtatrte T..u wftll ruerplne lhawed 011 ont 1ld.t ol ~ cl\tat. tb&$ qltaUon, lrrltabillty and Amwer: llimllt1 II aa ,Jnftam"'l f!•arttlaamtneu dlaappeartd matlon ot thtlklala Wl:llch thtH WlfformJI trtthln an a"ra1t of a,n II'OUP!I of ~tvl, dlltrlbuted to tllbt. llO\Ira. alouc the eourll ot OQ or more . .. . ol lho "'"" Ill ~ aklu. AI • .... "'''· 1111 aaoH4 ~- an llltecl!on. c m ,..tt.ttr. pattanh n~ eboqfiH, ::=;,"" ~ eonlroJ durlnr 11>1 "'llb anW.PIIo~dtil J!Owder~ to !Ill or Col the •llila = = The rub pj_~ ollrom one . IIIOD~ ~ . _; .• HJl~ , ' ii!Oil Ill JW&f(louralrto I lonf lht bllolm of lbem oo omOll ftn u II 11164 o~ · _ doou. ODIJ oileD II to thek' betlla low tbe tba'4 fOUOW1n.l-u, 2\ · at home - an~ rt· . ' • .. ,_t_ ... ol .....,, "'-=~ 11~ ' }'~" ~.~ .... ·, <"ff The cO~IlO. .. J-. b7 o ph,.sd&L '. . .,.~-t . • ~· I conred . M Vea,td Vall•y (poet.) 4. City tnstrutnf'nt t . Dreu of pilgrims to (Pru.u .l IS. Tom, Dick ,.o $, n. Ltk• 18. Low islanJ is. Pr·oputy 18. Cn .~k 19. Trtti'P.Itd 'll . N~rrow fL.~ . l'uad· 20. trfowed '· ~ · a· :13. Carry I ~4 . .S2. ~atla:t~. """ w.. lk lhfQII!li' W.llhtr 11·30 I ] :45 a:so uo !llo. Part qf Cowboy Theat re 1 1.00 TBA 1 :30 8 a&"b.31l Roy Roger.s Sports Eye 6:15 News Picture 6:30 Down You Go 7:00 Peri-y, Como Show · 8 :00 Ceasar's Hour ' Encore 10:00 'lour Esso Reporter 10:15 Sporlll Pwode ID:25 Weathonnan 10:30 Dateline: !:urope 11:!10 NtwJIE 11:05 Lafe Show R. I. (l'li'IWC)" ..•- Theatre. _ •0:00 Saturday . 9:30 Peuon 't'o PerStJD I Ni~t Jamboree & Sporto Sign Off FarmaU Fut-Hitch. .,, ' 8:00 ~d-·'!f[al '~'~ · 8;30 Big Story you've over kDOWD- Hitch or !IWitch implemento in IOC(>Jidl. Have more time for in-the· field work. Do more jobo in a day. See what quality work ... 11:10 Press Box CreatH!. Fights of Centur'· ln.trig~ !I. Un~erwate, craft ohort· Med) 38. Notoriety 40. Mbrnlnr reception 41. A napped, tanned !!kin 43. Meuu.ta ( Heb.l 43. Plant ovule "YOUR DAILY Clll'Pl'OQUOTE- Her<l'l how to work It: A.1Cl'DLBA.AXR ft liONGFJ!:Lf.O\V One Idler ~tmply 1tand• for &nolhtrt . ln thiltxampll A 11 \lltd 1 for th• 'hr.• L'.. X for the two o·... etc, :Stn11e letbll'a, apoa· tropl'llel, th• 1\\n&th and formation .r \ha wordl t.tt all llln.U. · Each day lht co<lil ltttAort are dl«f'l't~~t. " . Ooc rNLR.c:a: YTCC'OV OKY -NH ' uPT-Qcc. V~tt1~'a Cryp~uote: A CL.I.R SOf!'CIJtOU! VOtCE, INAVbioLB WOR'I'H. TO SUNSET 'i'!' . A ' TION• . . Ct)'j)lnJrwn qu.~tauon Y't ·c cav VPV j SU.NRISE to 'hiE VAI!f MlrLTiTU5E .::..-wORDS- \ IDOUI.f of bttndredl C1f pieken tht')• wUI p•te p-een Qd wltlte Jticbra re:adtq "The opera!« of this pick rr la rooper•dna: o,R:tll Lbeo Future J'arm.en of Amerlea aD4 tbe AerJ... Este~ cultural Exteu.lion SerYice to In Ohio Starts · The ObJo A~rtcuttural tbe Future Far merl of Amerilca tbia weet. embari..ed 011 1 ~e eampaip to reduce ccrD picker aeddmU .this fall . &rore the pickiDC eeuon JLarta 1lon Service IU!.d Daily Sentint;, Pomeroy-114iddleport, 0; Sept21,1111& •J 1.-----------------------. IT'S ro-1 duct aU>identA., BOWLING TIME I· Packe.U containm1 tbe aticll:ers, ;pfe-ty buJletioa, and auae-uoM for carrying out the pr«JJI'am U'~ , belnC sent to all vor•toaal •i"- 1 culture teachen and coanty n:- 1 otemion agent. F. F. A.. youths will bill after ameod:inj: it by cuttl.D&: JCbedtde their fl'f'm Nlt. juat a appropriatiOI:UI for tbe atudy com- bead of the com pietlq lfUOII in mission from $100.000 to $(10,000. their toea! areu Char lee; Kline, . Weat Ma~d. presided aa Speaker at tbe mock ln·launchlag the eampla,n, the aesslons. Bill Oo!'tweK, Logan Asricultunl Extemton. Serviee county , wa.. aopeaker pro tern and aDd the Future Farmer-a recoenize M.is3 Mary Hauldron, Gall:1& eouo- that, per hour of uae, the eom ty. clerk. I picker 1a one of the moet <bn- I f&nn. Delegates in. beth moek aea- gerous maehine. 011. the slon& adopted a retOiuUon urging Eac.11 year hundred• ol tanner• their parents aDd friend. 1.0 au- Jolt &J1hll aDd baDde. in tta ena~ Iyze political issue~ and candt- plnj ro!Js , dates qu&lifieationa, and to rqlaa.nd vote on. eltction day. Tbl1 year's rom picker safety Monday morniDJ' Sept. 17, <lele- prop-am mriviet • e.npajiJI conmet tn the Ohio- Uaion OB dtle!ted in 1M8 IIDd liDO. W. E. Ohip stAte Un.lvel'lity eampue Stucty, Ohio &Me UDivenitr ato di&ell86 "How a 8111 Become. A tension aatet, ~... reeds with State Repre.eatatinl · Ulat in JMlt FuttiJ't 'Jarmera cooL. Roberts, House majority laded 8,756 pleket aperaton. Tblt :1.nd Lytle G. Zuber year corn picker aidenta in the !!'~kill! count,., lind state dropped to 104, compared to · w. Ree-der, :tllDior dean ot Z31 the previour yev. Stuety of cOmmerce 4nd A6o urcea operator& and l\Jiiiltelw to ~ .i~)llii"' at Ohio State Univer-- operat. with the prcJram for a AGAIN · I I OPEN BOWLING TUESDAY-8:30PM THURSDAY-1:OOPM-5:00PM FRIDAY-9:00PM SATURDAY- All Day Open at 1':00 PM SUNDAY -1 :00ta7:00PM Pomeroy Bowling Alley 381 E. Second St. Telephane 260-X l&fe eorn too...a Ill 111110. -- . ... :~ 8:30 CaJ)tain K.:mraroo 9 :30 MJ.ghly ·Mouse 10 :00 Luckr R Ranch 10 :30 'fnle.t of T1·xas R!mgen 11 :00 Bi g Tnp I.onfl Rnn l!l'r Li'l RB ....-· :l l~ 12.45 Basc·ball Frcview 12 •110 12 :30 12 :55 Baseball Game 4 : 1:'i Town & ColUl'trJt4 ·:lQ FeDture Report Hatcheries 5:00 Ray Mill and Show . 5:30 TV 01-assroom ~- .... .Th""i' 6::10 Buccaneers _· 7:30 Sta.ge Sbow Pick it fast ... Husk it clean -. · 8:00 Two for the Money 8:30 No other machine p1cks more ears Hey Jeanni e •.• husks cleaner, shells less grain. Come in now and we'll show you why. 9:00 GUn Smokt> 9 ::!0 j 10:00 Hi!i'h Jo' innnrP • The J..,.te Show 11:_l!5 T,hc I.ale Lale Show -'-------~ ·. - ·W'HTN-TV Channel13 . FRIDAY t~:OO Film & Fancy U5 h 's Jo'un 'l'o Cook 1:30 2:00 4:00 !100 6 :00 Feminine TooCb Film Festival Two gun Playhou se Mickey M-ouse News Weather Sporl'l John Daiy Rln Tin Tin Jim Bowie Crossroad!! SATURDAY 2~59 Sign On 3:00 Back At The Ranch 4:00 Film Funnie.c; ,5:00 Sagebrush 8: Sa,ddl!- ~j(o 6:00 News O~Rry 8 :00 Lawrent·e Welk The Vise Polka T.lmP. 9:00 Mi:'llf\1-fl'ltde Party NOW ON HAND ,_... . I SEE THEM TODAY FOMEROY4 co~op Joet eaney, MIIUiger E. MAIN ST. I 1948 . POMEROY, 0. PHONE 98 . 1952 - 1956 Even though living cosls have HOLSTEIN .· COW SALE . 9:30 ln!q)t!clo•· Murk Saber increased sleodily1 the cos! of . Ne-w• and •Weul~r Sport• - .Jubilee Treuure Hunt Straw H.e,t Thtllter Daltr. Naw fRo No 10 \ Ont-low Con'l Pt.'.:~.,· PROVICO MILLING &FEED CO. 6:15 TBA 6:30 ' We 80 for it-G""" fot it, r:narch off 10 JNtrket ahc:•d Gf llw cro..d. We kriow i1'1 det.iped b)' upem man.... ~ facruN:d with a.n. Labota~ coruro1Jed fGr i.Ju!e end tontplew autrlliM. Whe'lher )'OQ feed a compie~ ffflt ot wpplement vobr own arsin PROVJCO IDikH both PIGS Mel PI.Ofll$ ...... Cooadt -•r 11 :00 Tri St1-1te Theatre hos gone downward, MONDAY MITE, SEPTEMBER 24 Myatery Theatr. electric power one of ot7.0&P.l\!., EST 12:00 Sign Off hlggest bargains. LOCATED-II-> Miles Norlh of Asbland, Ohio OD RL 250 aerosslrom Ajrport r ' GORDON ·A.· RILEY, ·owner Aablu d.-4lhlo •• 1943, the average more than 25%. Haw These cattle ruwe been selected ,from some of the tap herds in ·Ontario. Many have good R o P Reco¢s up to 618·1'15s. Fat. · In the sale are 40 first calf 2·year old Heifers. These cattle are mostly just fresh, balance are close springers. A number of good heifer calves just right for 4·H. These cows are sired by and bred to some of the outstanding Bulls In COOada. There are three very gOOd cows In the sale. Selllng a 2-year-old granddaughter of "Gienafton Stamp." Her .dam is a ',Sovereign" daughter with records up to 618 lbs. Fat 4. 2% grand dam is world champion Lifetime producer. Also selUng a 6 year old very good datillhler of "TaUsman" with three 4% records. Bred to a son of "A. B. C. Reflecllon sovereign". Her dam has 720 lbs. Fat. Al'so a 2-year old daughter. of .:Eimcrolt Voyageur M". Dam haS 8 tollO!'ds JIP to' 618 lbs. Fat. In l.he sale is a 2-year old daughter of "Sequoria Montvlc Burke Jo". Dam has"' 2.yr. old record of 500 lbs. Fat, alao a·4 year old daughter of "Smith Haven Lode Star". Plan to see these cows and attend this >Ga Ie. An opportunity to buy· foundatioo cows and milk for the fan base. Heifer calves guaranteed to live 2 weeks. Free Dell very anywber.-!n Ohio; all but 6 head are ~all hood vaccinated, aU are T. B. and B:>ngs tested. Folders at Sale Lunch Avollable Sole IMide Well Llghled Blll'llll SPECIAL NOTE-All Female• are -vacclna ted agalilot Maslltlo, a new vaeelnallon which bas proven very sueeesaful. ~· 0. F!NSTERMAKJ!:B. Auetloneer Ac• kilowatt hour has been ·. 75- CANADIAN HOLSTEINS -75 651lEGISTERED - 10 !<RADES . •• ; local F. F. A. yot.db. will earry • ut'ety metUie. to crllft'7 eom p i.ci. c:r operator ln their pd& On the COME IN.•• or .• , Hado DOWN I . 'l'woo wheeled cartl•,. 2. Man'a namt OBCR or the teltina · pro&ram whic h is carried on by Meip County dairy· men in C!OOpeuUoa with the eoun· OtJ.io -t-H club deleaates. Ja two ty, ,tate and federal official s. mock leiltlative se.iON of the SUo doora treated with ereO&O:e " Hout~e of Repre£ent.a:Uvn'' tbiJ will resist leachini by 11lage hq- week passed M bill creating a oomuor! , srw. W. K. MlK'phey, de part- minion to 1tudy eet'abU•bment ot ment of forestry, Ohio Agricul- junior collegea. Ul Ohio. tural Experiment Station . The mock sessions wrre a r-e... Dama •ttling of 4 cement block ture ot Oh'o'a 39th a,onual 4-H durability ailoa U&ed at the ex- club congt.e18 , September 15-19. perlment station for l1 years gave More thaD 800 bon and girls.. rereaearchers a ·chance lG see th e pruenUna: 76,000 club membent effeets of silage liquors on sil o from every county 1n the ltate doors. atWnde(l ' ~ ' The young delegates divided Into ' 0 1 th 1 0 f 8~ ng _!!_ procl f!Sll a~ aver&g!! two grouP1 and each oonducted a e ~rl <2"0. session of the H~ in the capito1 bl 1· poun..,.t-~--~eosolnto 20 C oot Wlilll un.~ .51 o . . door ad I beecll r d k buildtnl!l here The f1tat il'O\IP pa... 08 s m e rom ' e ' sed the educatiOll btU withoUt bard n'laple, and wbite oak lumber. . ·h It ad· "T tb . tb Twenty-four other doora were c ange . re . o au om.e e .. ,_ •~., 1 ~de 1 State of Ohio to create a .ttudy 1 0 ma rom U~dK?U. um~r commission oo education beyond, t~e same. speciea, and patnted bigb school level, to determine the with alunllnum paint. need for and make reeommenda· Average amount of creosote left tions on, an upward extenRon · of in the trtated doora after 11 years hlgb school or eatabli!hrneot of was 8.15 poundJ per cuPic foot. junior colegea." This Ia above the amount needed The S~Ceond group passed the to protect the woOd from decay and insects, atatea ·M urphey. AU untreated doora ahowed signs oof decay or chemical deter~ ioration; but none of the treated doors showed the&e 1iana• Thia test ebowed that conditions in a sUo will not remove enouth preservative l:o contamill'at.e the ailaae. Moreover, creosoted wood ustld in &i.l08 dcte5.aot l011e its pro. teetion aa:ainst ·attack from decay and in~. Drive To Cut Picker .Mishaps SATURDAY · Sign On 164 . 8evt'riiH VBCR Delegates As Legislators ~H 'r IO_tl do on every job. I "to be'' . AI. •oon a, dei...ib itllctreubercu.Ja-ia completely worked out a pubanDouocement will be made 7:00 The Honeymoontn - Foreign Tonight Ee~ faateat implement hitchins WCHS-TV Channell FRIDAY 6:5:1i Sl(n On V F"'"' 1M ...,.,.,. U11Y ; ; ; with 11 : 10 Owl 'l'hetotre 1 :30 I F.l! cry Queen 11:00 New!: I t' • • · 10:30 FARMALL' '•II·Hil'll -1 :00 Dance P:rrt y I NIW IN PAlMING The EAperlmenf s tation people Acricultural re&euch and PJ'fiC· thi1 year are ukini Iarmer• to ~nd in or brine their queatJo111 on tical tanner. wlU meet next Tues- any!bue of beef cattle production dll.7 at tbe bll Field Day 1'1. the fiel , meadow cropa: or p.uture Southeut Sub-Station of the Obio production tc. be answered 1t thu AlrleWtrUal Experiment Station Field Day . near Carpenter, Ohio. Tour ~ which are open to every· one i.n the area atart at 10:30 a.m. and. will continue until noon. The apecial beef barbeeuc will be served at noon and will be made avai~bie ou a C06t basis. as long as the aupply of Cbarolo.aiae baby beef bolda out. Top research and cattlemen are listed on the afternoon protram includin, 0 . F . Laqford, cattleman from Texas, Ohio A.lricultural Experiment Station Director, L. L. Rumm~ A.&tociate Dire'*or, .,_, ' al' - 1 Kl Kr ausa ••ou Specl.,.Jita, e . 08te.rman. H. J. Maderstl, Richard D· vid John Parsona and others. a ' John Hamill, mana:er of the farm at Carpenter ia in char(! of local arranaemeatl and Larry Best, Southe-ast District ExtensiOD Superviaor will .be in charge of. tbe afternoopn program. Roy L. Janea in ebarge of t.ht MUk Ring Teat Laboratory reporta that the work 1n the county was completed .durins the past week with 1031 milk aamples submitted of which 978 were negative and Sn hO)If' much fGtter, only 03 bUds reported as suspic.ea•l•r you'll farm! ious. The ~age of auspicious berda is tbe lowest it tw ever Sot how llltlt Mcom! bel!ln since the fir.st Milk Ring Te:st in '1961. Nith ' 9:00 The Lineup 7:30 THE. PtFTAL SILHOUETTE: Ia abowtl Ja .thla -lu• a11k falJko Bi()() tatreta Cockta~l an·d dintie"r drfe.i fNtq t.hl H&t\le Camtait col• ltKitlon. Rounded In ah1pe, the bodice top. pocketa an~ ~t ovtnkirt are de&Jped wU_h t1Jt 10tt ot • nower Jiletal. 11.:00 The·.D ck at tht Wldenklrt Ia · li:to ~l"t'))oJ11\l1"nol " .. """"' bl, .. 11:15 10ktfor~ . :_,;, l.' nde J ohnny Coona !UO Your Hit Piradj!' B:30 Ch' vttland Browns .;.. 11 :05 WeaMler· curve. Uym .) 1 ,0 30 .,30 Hic:flwa7 Patrol 9:00 Cavalcade of Spa:rtl nxur r.~ PI& 'Jltrl Fury 9 :00 6:30 7<00 31. }.1:uajcJi nol" !H. Maaurlum Bo.. ilJt, .g Am1· rk.:1 8:00 Tbe Oru.sader ·)." ~'" -· with smaH 28. vacatfM n oocty 12·00 \\'armr Bro . Fashion 3how My P'l'iend Flld:a Playhouse of stan lle~wdy I 1;)·110 II 00 7:00 Hollfwood ·S!Jmmer Theatre 7:00 Dr. H.udwn Cow· red :ll. Sorctry Seareb for 1·o morrow ' "lO uo U5 Foretold I 8:18 lloutjl.. Edw.m. 8:10 ;:;o. Part of •·fll! .19. Sheltt!rtd · lids to. Fate 0 041 St ri ke Jt Hich Wilmer G. W~lls, fireman appr~ tlce, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. r:oo -.,. Earl L. W('ll s or Poct1and, Ohio 9:00 Cotfee Time and husband of the former Miss 10:00 Home 'Elsie C. S.J.nger. of Q)olville , ar- 11:00 Tic Tac DOU!?h rived in Newport, R. l, Aua.::ust 1> 30 It Cou ld Be You slf after a six-wet•k training cruise 12:00 Camera G0131 to Sclhoc'AI in the Cllrtbbean aboard the sup- 12:30 Cur.rent port aircraft carrier USS Lerte. Uta Tennesse Ernie The Leyte's perStm'ld spent 2·00 Mrtin-ee Theatre week ~:nds ir: the Caribbean ports :J :OO Qu'!en For t1 Day Df Pori-au-Prince, Haiti . and ' 3:45 Madero Romances Kingston, Jamaica . j 1:00 Comedy Time 4:30 My Little ·Margie 5:00 Aunt Dru 6:00 News Picture 6: 1!1 Sporlf.s Ey~ 6:25 J~ Paul ' 6 :30 Coke Time 6 :45 N.(lWS Caravan )' roi~P1h)• '• A••~'~· tr 38. Kangaroll Gar1·y Moore Al"thur Gud frt'}' Guidinl" Lirht 112 00 Ray Milland Show -..I ·tbe' Wor'.d Turn11 12: 1:00 Johnny C<~rson Shu\·' i :30 H Jusepat'ty 200 Bill Pa>ofl 2:30 Bob CrosbY Show 3:00 BriChter Day 3:15 ~t Storm 3:30 J1klce of Night 4:00 JtaUll1• Kitc.-bt!n 4:30 The Early Shq.w lle(jioftai Reporter I 8:0:5 <16. S~pef!i,l 3~. I SERVICEMEN • NEWPORT, DIMO. WOMEN TO MilT The Wumen's Democratic club of 1\ft'igs Counly will meet Monday at 7:30 pnL nt the second ward house, Pomeroy . Mary Hazel Floyd, viet' ret: ion director of~ the sixth nnd tenth dl8trict eounty, wUJ ~e tbe gue~t apeaker. Members art requested to bring one half <lo:zen Nndwlebei- ••• Ca p t.:~in Valiant Lady ll.! 5 Love of Llfe all r.hannels ot commlolfticatlon.. 22. Tote :13. Thrh1 ( T\l!M t 25. lil&ftl 26 l),·f-11- and --· ln&Jif A.baent J't . Count. t'O. walt tor. t. Flowed 12. Clawa 8. Llttle pte de13 . Scope 8. A relative viceH . ftara•lttc by marrlaJ'fl 29. Live lnilect.s . 11. PlaC"ue coal~ 13. Arid 16. Taku :10. sunu.~ 18. Mu"lc note away up M~a ble and by lnjeouon lD ot.her l.ut&l'llctl. Dr. 8&1nl ooncludea that re .. ) aerplne "ahowa an tltrem•IJ benetlotal ef!tat" tn •enlle Uld anertoselerotta pqchlatrio condl\lona. a, ttndtnl to decrease emotional reaponlf, tt ellmlna\ea lloapltala ban bteomt over- allta.llon and per.mt.a adjusterowcled. meot to atreani.Uiad by environIf. . Drif llolpo mont. HoWtftr, thert'a a new druc Qvano• Alm AnwD which pi'OIQ1IH to belp our elder- W. 8.: W111 you pl.ue fi'Yt m• lJ foiU pt alona: better in our aom•1nformatton abouhhln1le1? mDdH'n world. . 1 feel u lt 1 am badi.J llmb\U'Dtd l~ 1. Yield a. M:ut~lcd ----·- New Drug Overcomes Irritability In The Aged, 1 DAILY CROSSWORD ACROAO w., - too actual c:a1h. The cheques had been lntro. duc:ed t.q the travlilin.. p~bllc just a few )'eara before. They were all numbt!red and easily identified. Ouerln co14id not necotiate \hem end he abandoned a setebelfull of them tn the c:loak room of Victoria Bb.t.lon tn London. Guerl!) and "hla henchmen, Incidentally, were later captured, t'onvicted of the crime and qntenced to Jon.- ten11 on Devll'a Island, SATURDAY Sign On --,---~- aa:ricultura prodUcts i - Relearch and edueatlonat pro•rama: 8-Recopltion ot the ioll'a tteadily increa!Una need for nutrlenta. The committee cites a Wiscon. aln bulletin which points out &bat reeearch has led to recom rnend•Uona by il&rlcultural (.:Ol1111111 tor increased fertilizer use by farml!re. Educational pro. a:rems to farmers hiYe helped carry the rneal111e about tertlli•· er' a proft.table beDtdlts throua~ ---------- - - ----,-- *" j • chect.ueD, . A<lTVALLY, MISS STII:ELI!!'I l'R41Bldi1M wun't killf-ol•<\,' I ice bo x ? If J"OU have a~~. Woj:n [l'ead$ inct-ease drlv· ~:· haurda on iee. In ~lcms ~ h~v1 snowfalls, snow 'ires I MISS NICHOLS, BOILIII'IICKEII,4.'11D In Huntlnrton, I;. 1., wu ba~ 1n t! .e your t;_.8t sure your tires are ln ifoo'd .. .. ' as in eb,a~ mon~ o:&~-to pro~t ~ surfaces in tb4 .lnC!he. Merl~l• ltult .., ...,. Nlchela havinr been in 10 muy m&auln• Jlel ll/tel •em boeht cheHKake photot; that 1r th1y wen placed end to end "& Jot of able-bodied male• would be trampled In the rush to have a look," u her preaa agent 1aya. The other Ia a reddlah blonde namtd Marj(lrle SU.le Who eul'l'tfttl' Ia ftattentnr ptayioera With her •ftne performance In Cl&t On ~-89.' Till RCIOJ and fGr hven yean baa t.•n married to Huntlnaton ~~ ford, Ill, the mu1tl·mllllonalre patron. of the arta. Let me hur,.,, to add that Mlas Steele Ia not trylnf to lhake htm. Over Iced coft'.. in their Beekman Plaee apartment today, whl1e aetor Cb.a:rJton ~tqft eat around p.aastnc the ume of day .wttll UM"', Stttle an4 '!Jflitto~ loGked .u Jt they were ptannln&" 011 •Hndlhf oJ4 lltl lotathir~ ~ . c:Ubea beaten Jaclr: Frost to tbe punch everything .-111 be fjne. Now'& the time to be sur• you will. H·e re'a what our Shell enslnetra told me to do: Get the loe•l deale!' to check JOUr bat.tery. ·The colder the enjintl, the ~rder to start. The Cattery ia the fjn~t; victJm of tbe eab'a load. Havtt th& coolinc system. dfainedt cleaned and s up))lled -· with antUreaZe. A111k him to cheek the oll and the filter. Most. ct\ir. u.sed for • around~town. dri'ri,._ in. wln~r n'r."· warm ll)) to the best opera'-~na temperaturt. 'Thia Is bard oji ~!. oli, and. 'it s1Jaul4 _" be • M 8:00 8 00 O:UO 9,30 10 :30 : 11:00 ator an4-- cooJ- -.re.t moni.hs, r.z.ao; one m0111.tA. Jl. FRIDAY cold d ay of the s eason. O oto s thl:! motor s pin over and star t fa st? Or does. it l"roan once Pomd'O, Ohio. IU bl WSAz -TV Channel3 How To fool ·Jac• Ftolt L~ t 's PUbllsbed every •IMnooo Mcept Suadaf by Tb ObJI'I Vlllle, ~lifttll. I~ &t 110 lbrbanie 8':_\_!umeroy, 0 . Buslneu uff1c!' ( U.t 318, editorial oW.. P"- 1111'1. • "Mr.l 'TELEVISION GUID ' HOMERVILLE, OIUO Is this poS>Ible? Mare pounda of pork money f~?r your graint Mor~ • Increased customer usage - im• proved power plant! and equipment-modern distribution.,. all_are .~ior factors in ,our continuous and successful effom to Jupply low-cost ~lectriclty. Corn i1 good feed for hog1 -but Com plus EsheJman R,d- Rq._ . W/., is a batter feed that prc:tdUce• better reiiUlll, a. Jl4te to provid. your hogs In addition to this low ca<t, you enjoy lhe cleonline55, safely and 'round-the-dock dependability that eleclric power provides around the home- in bu1ineS>- in industry- '" on the farm. witf. the protei~ vitamins. and mlner•l• 10 etttntial to repid, · economical grOwth. E>et them to ..,rkot early ond profitably. Let Ul elCplain how thia proved Rod Rooe CONCENTRATE SUPPLEMENT produe" profit~ble pork. COMPANY SUGAR RUN Flour Mill 182 Mulberry Phone 150. Pomeroy, Olho AM~RICU DAI UO ILEOTRIO ITITEM WHICH IS OIIUYIMI PAU OF THE / 50 YEARS iF PROGRESS II ELECTRIC POWER �. I • ' . I ..... , ·"" \ I ·. r j 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ; Sept 21, 1956 I _ ;~r!~eanth~J,rS,< Cba.un'a.y. . t~'' y · ' 'I'll · ' ,. W · · their e ~ro}· P~nth ers go after win over thr Wi!hama Falrun.s, 1 in th:~oon~w foo~h:Jiro~a~~~~g:~ 1 while l'haun<'~":\1 was goi ng J,H\'n the-y take to lht! road 0 met'! 1 ~ J at the . l.tanth uf t~e . N~l!~lh•Lllc Cbauncey~Iklver B1uf' ~ Dl•vil · h I IIClUnd~ . 26·0 fn_r lilt' flr.st tunr 111 7 yetH s. La!->\ }ear Pomemy ~>:.we tbe ctl.auncey neld at 8 00 ' tm Guarding again.;t overc~nr 1 J: 11~ 1 • 1; 1 t.ouk .u 7.f.j dt'('JSJ011 t'wm the the Panthe-r~ wilt be 0 1 l I" l ue J), ' 1k to the rt&M~ gJven th~m ~llll!:ve ::1~ Coach Al .. x Cilo will ,t&rt the week when they were selected h , 1 m• bi~;ll club that opeMd lelt tl\f: SEO Sport...·wnter~ and Sport:. r Wille ll91in!lt Wah•m•, but he casters u the team to heat m th(" · 'Will prob~ bty u&e Jimmy Jo. SEO race this s~ason I Hem,ley oft~n in the becllfleld •t a ha.ifb•ck ,.fot Hemsley 1 ked Pomeroy OJlened llhEtr 1956 spa I impreu 1v• •v•lnst the Falco:. Of son last werk with an imprr:sslve course . big Ju nior Hawthornt- h .e fD p a d. p I: [ j I • 'L ~ I • I ~ t I 00 rl • ·~ ,.. 111:... . I ·' JJf'3WS ]I;[ eudon ' enu rea lfltt<llioe \9hlle' th• Jock.., eob"'k Dove Hindy and h~lp ·~oedy I II I! ~.',',", \~ss,,'db ~~~;:~ h~be:ee~ooal~l'~" t:~rlewTeoem k .:t';.'oi taon ra1ds by we~ - L1lS ANGELES - To-mbstone Smith, H6'AI, Los Ana:elea, out(Xtintl!>(l DaVe Johnson, 14tw., · San Francisco, for Calilornia wclter-k... lchtl 110 LG' 110 C. RouM 17 ~::;::, R. Roush 0 C TONIGHT, Calhoun • She-lly Wlnkn Gilbert llot.W~ "TUMOI!E' Oto r t'helr year ..rl'J)Ursday iU\horitie hanged three Greek: throughoutJ:yprus to prevcl'!t oew EVening. · w'h('ol'l they mit at the for· I!<Tn\e4 atof anti-British home o1 lioQert wllh - - ----- -- - Mrs. James Pulhm, pre&icknt, pre· r;iding. An unusual fenture or thi::i ~·(•ar':t proi,lrum is a questionnaire lo be filled out by the memher.q 11nd retu rned un:d!lflt!r.l to the of· 1 f~cer.s 'With suurstions ;mr.l !:rili· I cJsms of th.t club's work and pto). I l jtteb. PANCHC \(ILLA" memhf>rs I -New -,- - - - - (Supel'ko,. • t.chr*olol-) ISO Re 186 Ferd 175 Ql 168 ou..,.,. 150 H8 150 Darling 135 HB '142 H~~Uon 165 FB 152 KMtftHJ' "rtil BIG t'IEAT" Cil.l'toon- "IWIY BUDDIES" GOOD USED YOU BOT WHAT IT TAlES TO STOP SAFE'• 'f,I Witb ac:bool• ll:UtinJ, it'• rime to cbet:k gfe dtivlos b•bitJ aod lhe coudi- p lion of our can. .Rem~mbet': •U aaffo omeroy Wt. Pus. W.t . Chfnc'y pard1 ca.a be wonhlea1 il your tfras en . Beegle 16!1 LE HIO K'eUu u~;~Mft>. T111de them ia.. Maybt YOII pn1o Lambert 198 LT 175· Gabriel fer another braod. Well-do 110medli... Barnltz 185 LG 200' PefteelU anyway, to. ~Jet rid of wom, amoodi"dtet W"""'Y 17!1 C 1SQ Jame; _.Gd do u: IOda)'. Davis 206 Ru 145'· Brookhart B.trnhnrt 227 RT teO 'HileA Wildermulh ISO IUI; ' t'75 Kltnbrt Smith 146 QB· 160 Smith Morris 140 HB· 1M Russell With Side &lower . OIU stt.fetr . r.::--..:_--;:-.,...--..:._...:., tR~DI NOW' 98 1 p Oooc&lrtl SAFETYLINER gives you a margin of extra Tl!e tread ~tction of 'sAFETY. LIN'R ""'' yon quklu.oeven on wet, •klddy roadt. And "24 8. P. Goodrich SAFETY LINER Tu~lcu Tires protet"t aBJ.inet ru••l•n Tlrot SAFETYLINERS are rcuon~ 6. 7G-lS bnnse-blowo1111, Wh111 't mou . ••u sA;IfYLINU ably pri~ed- tbo only ,. . ' 11M'"" ,....... ,.,.. _ .· ~ - Kran)'ik Ohio College Grid Lineup MEN .... . ....... ..... ~·" ~ 11: t'Oll. --'---.... AI lfO OIU UatltAMCE. MILt 111': . MIPDLEPORT - • • IN FINE cO)!IDITfON · MERCHANDISE FOR WOMEN BLIZZARD ENSILAGE CtJTTER . SAVE RODERICK LANE DISC . FEW$$ DOWN JOYS. ~ MAilE SMITH CLOTHING ~OREMAN & AB·BOTT 140 HB 140 McAfl:!e 216 FB New Ideo CORN PICKED . Wha.t Sovings INTERNATIONAL MOWER .. Sove $,$ $ i\T. VERt ECONOMJCAt. PRR!IlS . YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS. SUMMER I WINTER ON THIS OFF·SEASON SPECIAL w;;: IIAVE SPRING' PHONE 8026-Y IT'S A RtAL BARGAIN! ~I'WN..,..,.Ir lf'lr . WE HAVE B: F, GOOilRICH TRACTOR TIRES SATURDAY Mal'il ball at Xavllll' Geo.·ge Wa1lhlngton at Miami : ~IA"'II:':TiailSAVE LIVES-COMIIN FOH Filii TliE lNIPECTkiti Defiance at Adrian A\.~~~'llan Md. at Centr:al. State Onlo N~trthern at ottf'r'beolo ' Racine Se·r\<ice Stcition i7••.cwttom .. SATURDAY NIGHT Dayton at CincinnaU Kent Stirte at BDWIID8' Green Oliver 8'-iley, Owner ., Phone 3143 Rocine. Ohio fer~·'' ,...el.lllljont of the t~ load ~mel'S Jn. ftli clBM. It providet 156.8 eu, ft. ()f (:ai'Ktl !IJI&IIft in a &mootb, fully lined interior and haule u_p to I~.MJ6 lb. uf poy}oad, ' thlllldiq matiiNcturere. T-800 modttl h11 ma:r, llY.W tii.41,00&&-GCW lo 66,000 lb. . ~::~::::::::::::~::::::~ wtlh Groug prayerSlngmg ~Y _the Rev. Ralph ~---- - -· · - -- --; 1 ed Grove. preceded· Tb.hudeat-wolti~g. blae...:.awtq ''two-tonDer·~ Ia the Ford F-800. Only Ford ol'el'la . ~ke Sl:r and thlw Short StroH. \T-8~• ta ..~ Mu. GVW Is 19,/iOO lb. '. FOR BIG JG8&,.•• SMALL JOBS •• , AU JOBS Ohio Unlwrsity at Plorida State Louisville at Toledo Wooster at A.shl¥nd Wltlenberg at Akron Raldwin-Wallact at Ge-neva Pa. HDpe Mt~. at Heidelberg Centre Ky. at W:Jimlaaton Marlett• at W, Va. 'Will:leyan H••• ,,., •·• • .., H••••• ll•rH,. OlfkW I • · Single unit HEATS without fueJ r•• COOLS withcxrt water ••• uses only air, ~~f!!IY &EIIERA_L_ .~~~CTIIC · • TERMS Scott Bailey, MM,.;;.··;,v;:;-,-;;~·· vfce o! the Forest Run Method~ J ~:~~b~t~~~ B:aer, Mrs. t Mrs, Hanson Hoi~. Mrt. church at hEr hflme, Minersville, Grueser, Mn. u. s Nease, MI"J;, Wednesday evcniq, ' Fred Neue, Mn. Mtrlr: Evans, Mn. Womton'fl Society of Christian E:~~~- 8~f~.D~~~ You'll store a touehdown on anyone of tileR Used Can:. Come In, see the ean, eheck the roru:Qtlon, the priee. Theu and , one auest, Mra. ' ltllt tleol. '. 1953 CHRYSLER Windsor dlx 2 dr; Dark green finish , radio, beater w.,.. "v'" Group sir1~i ng of "Oh Master Let Me Walk With Thee" preceded readin'ffS" on the topic by Mrs. JOO,. Scntt, Mrs. Lelia Plint, and Mrt. 1Hiram Fisher. An oUtline qf events for the eomlna: months ta, seat l'!OYers; $1295 I 1951 NASH $299.00 .. BAKER Mrs. ofGrueser the group ing a .song and concluded the siflg. pro- ,' scripture reading by Claire Woode 1gram . · The program was presented by the MinErsville group end con· During the business session, sisted of .a.,J;png by the group, a report on the rymmage setlo by Myrna Maag, a talk by . giyen . Seteral coonmunicotio~• ;J Victor Brown, a song by a trio were read a nd s uppl.y wO:rk : compOsed of Myrna Maag, .and were received. The new .0. 'l'le· Brtp&ut Vickie· and Sharon Brown, and a book " Missions USA" was oeceiiive(t ,; :iler ID Middleport_ song ~Y the group. , and Mra. Grueser will give a re· .I Jttdy Spencer, vice president, port on the firs t part of the boek:•• !'; ~~tiii~B~AKER.~~:J~~~~~~ presided • In' · the> absence of the at the ne:d meetl'ilg, ·' I president and $60 was· ple dged to 1 the YoutJh Fund. It was annolln<'\!d tbat the next m~ ting wGuld be held at Rock Springs chw'Ch, on Monday, October Hi. . Twe-nty seven youth and ten ad- , UH9 attended the meeling with 1 >twelve yout•h and three adult~> I (rom Che.!:ter; five yoUth and one' • adult , A·lfrel'l: thde youth and one seven 1adu1t, Rock Springs and YO;Uth and five adults from Md.ners.. viiJe . I g tone finish, dark. blue top, light grey. body, overdrive. seat covers, heater.and def very good r'-'bber, lOi s of FURNITURE 4 dr, •ery. soUd body, tires $9; Feature•gi«;J~ Your (:!WilLEY 226 .E. MAIN %dr; Nlee blaek finish; radio, healer, seat eovera n. f> Doll•• radio , 1953 PLYMOUTH 210 club sedan, dark green finish. re~ trans. Meca)Jnically right, new seat cov. ers . radio~ beater, tires show very little wear, locally own.ed. $995 2 door sedan, black finish. seat cuvers, heater, other extras. One local o~r. v.,.y· clean . ipsitle and out, good rubber'' $895 1950CHRYSLER Highl,nder 4 dr. Dark 1.940 PlYMOlJ.TH new, mechaD:icrally OK $l095 new, heater, motor1; runs smooth $250 $145 Savoy • dr sedan. Blaell finish litte . n~w. rildio, heater.. seat cOvers. 'I1res like green finish Motor runs smooth as a ribbon, loads 2 door. Verv solid car, motor runs nice . of extras, inc. radio, he_a ter Very dean inside and out $85 $595 • MEIGS '.MOTOR CO. ALL'EN 'A . PPLIANCE . prieed for qulek sale 1954PLYMOUTH Or Any HOME _.PPLIANCE ' finish . New battery, very good rubber. 1953CHEV. fair. Priced for quick sale . · presents 4 door sedan, red and blue $29S Wl!.ether It leA-- Rl!fRIGERAT&R, T '\-( Local owner, nlee green flitlsh VS club sedan, black finish this one. ·. ··· l94&DESOTO er car. rubber like low cost transportation in ' . 1955DODGE Custom Royal Lancer. Tri· tone paint. powerfiite trans heater and many other extra<t. Less than 10,000 ae· tual miles. Local one owna $2495 1949FORD 1948BUICK Custom 4 d•, beautiful 2 Y- 195HHEVROLET .... · .. · · · .- · .... · .. $595 Interior and exterior exceptional Nice new tires. Mechanically 0 K, automatic trans. · I 1950 FORD 8 . . .. ..... . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . $495 LEACH and WAMSLEY ' . Mrs. llirom Fisher .o~,,,..,,lne< 'MAKE YOUR CHOICE ' · rci"J;_.. ' . ,.. Mrs. aai-lety I USED· , . /-~::;;:: I . $89$' 1 II ! PRICED ONLY' Doubl"' E»gl • Alf·lfecrrf• •·• ll•ell•t •H C'•eU•t ler Bogp I Club Sedan, sharp Ivory over blue ·>~" ' PRICED LOW 1953PlYMOUTH otlibEJn all p._, · m~he next n(eetlng will .be held at j A September poem by the pres- John the groun_d observer buikBnlif Qn 1 Ident, Mrs. Rurs Watson, ope:ged Oct. 3 With M,rs. Daytpn Strick · 1 the m~ting /oJ.Iow.ed by a reading !'land and Mm . Donald Collins as 1 " The Purpose oC the WSCS" b)' hostesSftl.. . -t he group. Mrs. E11mtmd Grues.program leader opened the pl'"l)o gT>m with a poem, "Wom•n o! · · ' God'.' The topic "The Spirit r4 Chrt<t !or'" Lif•" was pr<,.nte<L by Mrs. Grueser WhD al80 read the goat' .nd poem• r('ad by Mn. Watson . I OFF.OF E. MAIN ST. tbe ... ........ ....1 li(.1M '9prihktime In your home all y~riitlhd;.~· • Fultz. Mrs, etsr;·· 1 Mr•. Gli!nn l:lemler Wllf'J t,o ! ' her first meeting: as a member. The president ruuned Mn. Tlleo Tht' Wahama White Fal«~n Neuttlin·g, M.n. Lionel! Bons. Mrs. Millard Wl}te-rmuth , Mrs. Jamt.s Marc hin g 8and madot an ap(M"arPullen. Mn. JA-wis H. SauE"'' on the Ways and Means commit tee to reo •nee, undpr tb~ threat of rain, nt port on mone>:-maklna: projecta. the We hama romeroy 11rne lut 'I Mrs. 0. P. Klem spoke to the CCL . _ 1 un the importance of tbt' obser~~~>-1 Friday nieht. ' anc" of Con.~titutlon Day, aponsl)r,. . d ~If! by the national DAR. I Thl' ban , 11 tbe1r part o 1 the Dudng l·h e .1oclal hour Mrr , pre-game sh~.tW , marehed ati'Ob Dan Wllite and Mrs. Roberi : the fidd pleylne "Haod. Grenade". Schmoll won prizes in a series of I Th~ baDd waa preceded b)' Dr~m .:ames conducted by Mrs. Wtlder- I MaJor Ruth Sayre and tbt: ,maJor. muth. The traveUinll . prize waa I ~ttea , who performed notably dur· brought by Mrs. Neutling and won mg lhe evenln1. 1 by Mrs. Marie llauck. The star:& 0 ( the }lalf-time activHo:ati!!!MM were M~ SchmoU .ities was sianaled by a trwnpet Mn. Pu)len and MB. Lional fanfare. Alter tbe fanfare the' ·und .they served a salad coui"Se to band entered tbe field to John" I twenty-eight memberH und 011e Philip Soma'.r "W'ublngton Po•t guest, Mrs. Theiss. ·Mar.c h." A lette'r ''W" • ., formed I I I TRACTOR SALES r.d tuulera a6 BIG -lOa,. are rated to CBrry .llllON Pl1load than comp&h.lllu tandem of atfJ of 1 ..,, Wells recc~ved._ a birthday glfe ' from her secret sL~ter. Refreshmeuts were served by the hQstesses to th,_ named. above and Mrs. Elmer White, Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Mm: Chat-le11 K . Spencer, Mrs. Donald C:olllns, Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. Will· 1 ard Boyer and Mrs. Charles Hoff. , The Chester charge MFY met ] Monday_ cvr·n ing at the M!ne r sville MeLho<h.st church for lhetr month· ly. meeting. Devol.iollis led by Shirley Brown open~ w!t~ group singing follow- FULTON- THOMPSON By UNITED PRESS Ohio W~!s lefan at Rutgers Youngstmom at CoJotado WestBluffton at Hiram Findlay at Indiana CPntral CaHrornifl State Pa. at Denison • 1 I Chester MYF IMeef,ing Held Ii Af Minersville , , ONE BALER LEn • CASH BAHR, Owner to ~ltd I ' SAVE $ $-$ Mount Union at Musklngum Ot,,,.,..;~• I Mrs. Harvey VanVranken Wll'S a guest when Mrs-. E 11;8 Gilmor~- Jr. assl~ed by Ml's. Davl~ Goodwm.en t~· rtamed the Sew lhte Sewmg Club W~t.lnesday _evenirng at her home, Ltncoln Hei.il!L<;. I ·Following a short bll.Siness eesI !lion in. charge of tb& p...Went, l.loatJ.)ll I Cl.ffi<' in thl' IM'lll o! ·'Under the ' Jti!I'IOM!t:d liOi ~an·h .. I Cornradts Maret',." Stand t 'p and Cheer 14'&ll again .The b&nd thcil JWf tte fllllill lh~ block formation, to &hec tune of Uled to r~IArn tll mid fteld mJ playing Sousa's ';Maahaftell 'l!itfth to _prepare _!or ~he predtion dnll ' M•nh "- - -- - -- - - ' - - !rom M . rs Sl DE DELIVERY RAKE. PRICED TO SAVE . MY• Donatd Keno..ry, , w'hlte .r.. • . , · · phant sa)e was held with Mrs. Van Forest Run IN FINE CONDI1ION Vranken. .Jllietioneer. Mrs. Edwant NEW IDEA, It's on Rubber NAME BRAND$ -"""· - --- . I - 1952 FORD TRACTOR·· ···· SAVE$$$ RetOndltloned Wllb New 11res THE STOIIII 4111 . A BARGAIN FARMALL H TRACTOR AFA. ~ I .MACHINERY ' DREAM KUCHE(U Pomeroy'!! lineup wlll outweigh the Chauncey forward waM1' by 10 pcunds to a man as thlf' Pantbe£5 I averace 188 up (ront aw-compared to 176 tor the' Devtls. In the back· ti•I• Porn my wut hav• a 160 to. to 152 J,<z lb weight av&rage. Tht.> lineu ps: FAR~ vot<'d in1o lhf> • Sew.,ng • !ISew Rite ·• ' Cl U b EnterfQin$ • Wed d N neS Oy lfe, I • ONTKESE -ALSO-Glenn Ford - Gl9ria Grahtme I tion. Maps u· nusuaJ r"I; an For N:ew vr, fOL ... • 1 IEdw~rds 17~7~GR.~~~u;::am 1'5-' LewllJ the bf tit lwt.d tD pro\ISM .r,, Tbe PHILADELPHIA _ Choo Qhoo Benso-n , 147, Philadelphia deci· sion~l Jackie Le-hua, 154.. Brooklyn 10. Han.,qy Hlndy Nel&On ' White Falcons Inb MAter. wbitll W•bam~ '• AI· Tbe retur.d to 3 ' Bn.tJS'h ll--g I I.I"CUl anti-Rt,(t~>tl D..ruf P.D• for·""' EO~ upc\~r,grou..a~. ,... • ~ .•.::• ~hlld Co~aerv~l'lf\,¥aa:ue <XL .are Mr~. ,~~~~ ~ .C~ald. ¥ ,JJ·'/4.~ · ~ . ~,_.U, 1 1Qd Cheer, la order ·, . -~ .~.lACOSil\, CyPrus -ur-:-Brltlshi 1't•oo~" i e ~e!ng~•t"alf$ttKI -Jmir:-f:t!4 new Mrs. Wilti..Wt:~, 1$di11ar . ~t'1 ~..~ -~:i. 'f • Md :' .t:.,. F ~d· " Ct'~L_: _ 1 ~ ctpr1ot:B EWIY,t~ay outbret~lts l'iolenc=e. Mn 11¢~10011 wtlcom~ .t\1,. n ay \JrJIIIIe ;.1 tack• ., Boitioh ""'••m•n ond . lmm .. latoly v•pmd '"'. ,.,_,u.. qooct· exJ)Hted to 1g11ln le.d th• Will ' ha:tfbauk lklbby Nel!on as their ; with frorh qu•n.rbad Don Two tnditional Bend rlv.als, pound Bill Ohlinger • . Stu half;. two matn pons. , Smith urtd h~tlf!Nck1 O.nn1 Mer- 1he Wlll'l ;una F11leons and the Mitl· 1 ~ck RDSCoe s,.rou 11 iJ stll1 h • . Waharna· Will have I!DDslderable : rl11 and Rod s.,.ncer. 1 rllf'port y,•l!uw .lllt~\·1~. meet lo· l bling with 1 <'•d:,ed bon• 111 f1i.1 stze on the Jackets as their for· C'oarh Bill Smith of Chauncey 1 n1gh1 at Ullc-h.{t!l }o 1eld 1n Mls(m foot •nd will not see service Le- , Ward wall Will average 180 pounds ' admitted yes terday that his Bl llt' t'!!y at l::l.oo·l)'r!oek ~~ broth duL -; ro.; 'oeriint- wlfl teke t\1!1 plac'e In as lo ltiQ for the lftddl~pOrt e]eo Dev1h ar~ capable of playing bet- go llfle1 th£ Jr first o~~m ol the Ilea· the lackfield Vf'n. fn the bJWkftt!ld the Fal~ons j tcr ball than lht'y did last. wt-ek sun. AIUwujh the l<~alcons han: · ha\'t an l'tlgto of 161 to 158. aga1n~t Nt"lsonvJI\e, and ltiured 1 D(lW lost to both RavPnswocd ~nd 1 f'o:Jch McDonald _has also mado tasl l;)l Middle ort wa r \hat lm clutJ should show a lot or ~Ollle!Oy they will be tavorll f'1 1 S~ID(> change~ Sentor end" Bobbv mtnt'·~ i Y' llderdDg,pbut rous : ,\heImprovement tomght. Smith , has a _o beat the Jack.et'l, but o00ach ~ Hen~e.sy wtll mo"e 1nto a sla1·t· Fllk:OJls aiJ the wa before-iJCJstn e I fatr ly vder&n ball d ub, but made I Charlie McDona.ld has hll:h hopes 1 mg posJtl~n tn pl'ace or. MeCortl::l<:, a tight 14--12 dtclifon. C b M~ somt' l1neup cha nges thls week . ot pull1ng an upst't ~whJie Jun1or Rowley ~ill open 11' Donald has hJSh h ~; t hc Halfback Wayne SioLts has been 1 llott. cHcl\e• .... !t&'ftl'al. llft ~ard. lh place of InJUred Dave I club can agam u~7tl1e 8 do IS fromt b thle "'""", • lahntd I up ch•nee,. Co•ct, Ralph S.,re : thts se:tson, and POISibily co!: T~( Of>.,.~J.mu&e! .~~~! W•I-Mm• will have< ••• of hi' toll' and· While he wUl -se~ !ler~lcE h~ throUgh with their first win 1n f•n• .. •nd will tine Rover Smith fligttf r-,ulen ovt of Hte .,.me-. Will not start and Pearl Edward, the last two geasons. at tile blocldng bac-k, Jerry RYU~otl l l'ldrl~ .K•"'Y "hyl•r r.tolveti I Will tall:e his place The Lineup and ken McAfe1 1 t tiM halfbacks Mat 1 ~tury 1" ttt.,. Jl0f1Wtt0y fM"'I Wahama will probalily llan Di'c!k Midil•. WT fi'.IIS. WT W.h an4 TO:~tt Kl'llllylk wJII IN at f\111- ' ~of w•lt ~ eMit ... the MHOnt. I Yeung •nd Jinnny Hes;Son take up lowlill 165 ta 220 Ar.nold • back. McAt.e 11 the taiUltack and H~!- ~ace wtll be •6 .,. by tis 2M t~e ~Cfen~ burifen witft S"preuse Mille. 1U LT 174 J . T..,lw dl)M m'OIJfof tt. rllftini~t~g and,_, --r--- - - - - -... ~---- -- · - - - - -·sin._ K rlfty.llc hq ,&.en , thl~ I from quartertad. te fultNdt, .ad last week'• fllll~k. Keit~Ntberv ...,, bHn rno'I'M up. to an en.t1 JMI'4• •B E 6, - ----------. .eh d I J~4:~etAF~~n. ~ Jash'f?night . · :~A~.·:~~~~~·~;;·:~~: Uf' ~<W· Of'B'''' ..J:A ·' · oany Sentinel, Pomer<i~:Mlddleport, o~ Sept 21 . 1966~5 1 Meigs Child Conserva1ion League , MIDDLEPORT, ~1110 POMEROY OHIO PRONE80!3 . !I 1950 CHEVROLET : .. · .. · · ·· .. · ...... $495 'sSe T~a sensatlonalsellinl'thal actUally makes center diamond loo.. . ' . 1:95Cr STUD~AK~R · ·· ·· · ···········: · · · $8"65 .. • 901 LARGER... I ' 4 door; Champion; nlee green finish, heater, spot Hgiit • PRIZES AND SO.UVENI RS 1ST PRI%E ,. \ And low first cost is only ~our first soving ' ,, ~~ ' ~.'1'.1' ' ' t'ytifi'~~..... TWO (1 PAIR) DELUXE TIRES. 24 Months Guarantee 2ND PRI%1 Look at what you ..t and you'll • you ..t more in a F«d. For exarilpiw, J!)OI'e horaepowor per dollllr-provecl &, a eompol't&on ol faett>ty...,....tect lot pricea and net horoepower ot all lruak II Dell You Jilt more comfort wltlr a Driveriao<l Cab, lfld more aafety With FO!'faerehmive Lifeauard feature.. , Looll earolully • , • eonoider ~ Yoh'll agree Ford truckS c<ist less, give you - · II you want a daot-a. rreat deal· - • for )'OUl' mOII<Iy-- $38.95 SUT COV~UNsTAWD FREE 3RD PRIZE· r (/QM£111 AUTOMATIC, 8 CUP PIRCOLATOR .---=::-::::::-:--:-:-----. ~EY KIDS! THEY'RE FREE .. FLYINGS.AUCERS andBALLOONS ouR REG15nt 3 1948 CHEVROlET · .. .. ' ••.y. BIG&.~ . ~ SEPTEMBEu'i; DRAWINGsATURDA .ift. TDPIII . I ~~Y. al : <t .-t. ... .. vour Fonl Dealer. ~door; New &reeu paint .I 1947 CHEVROLE>T ...... · ·........ · · .... $145 '. ~door •' • ~ 1952 CHEVROLET · · .. · ........ · ...... $795 ( J.9Sl 1950 PlYMOUTH DODGE FORD PLYMOUTH Sedon $395 · $175 .. l949 ) Sedon Sedon SED~H $39.5 1950 FORD F-1· ·· · · ·· ··· · ·· · · · · ·· ·· · · · $495 •· 8; new Ivory paint I ~ 1950 1948 PlYMOUTH - SEDAN STUDEBAKER SEDAN .i '' .·• OPEN IjVENINGS TO 8 PM ." < . . • • • ' ' ••.;..... , .. · · " ' ,.·~·· GRBAT ~.FORD THEATRO,.WSAt·n', 8:30PM, THURBD~V ' .' I ' ..... ~ .' . SUNDAY FROM l TO 4 PM \ • . ' $95 $245 $22$ $95' Pi •• ' COME IN AND RUP tHE BENEFITS OF THIS SALE! SEDAN NISNTMRE OF SERVICE TO THE PEO,n B Of 1Hii U:ND, ABEA 1950 STUDEBAKER CHE~~fr DO'DGI ,' ~ ton; 1949 $365 1950 -~~ton box bed; New blue paint . Club Co.,pe $385 1950 CtliYIOlll :.. .. .. .. · ...... · · $495 ' . 4Dr. S.don '4 ton nat bed, extra lllee "• J ON. G.O.OD . USED CARS . black, Aero sedan .t J llwlvERsARv · · · .... · .. $225 • COLLINS JEWELRY Stot• E. MaltLSL CORNERMILLQIId SECONDSTS. ·....;, ... ' ,· • MI&DLSPORT, �' ; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carpenter Golden Wedding Date Celebrated The t::olden weddinJ( anniver· family, Mr. and M111. Chester Lee only a scattering of experienced sar y of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carpen and daugh-ter, MI"S. Reba Cramer, men beh i[)li the m ill the reservea. tt r, (,al lipVILS was observed Sun- _ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blfe and daughl'' ew predict tha t Wiscoru;in WII'l d<~y 1111 th open house at ttle home ter, Mr. o~.nd Mrs. Roy Thnt-on . MADISON, Whit., UP Wis. coDSin's. 1956 fntLa'll team js wor· ryinl no coach , wllh the posslhJe eueption of i-ts o wn mentor Milt Bru1111.. On paper and on th p training improve its sixth place Bi g T t"n finish of 195:i or end up wi.th bC't: ter than iL<; fl l'c wins-four 1066 ... , lh"''' d""ght" and son·•n-la"• Mrs Amborse Stewart and .!lon, .141'. '-'.'rt r. <t~ll d " ~ and Mrs. Maurice Thomas, Isaiah Paul saUnders . Me Jnd 1\.1 1_., c ar penter are former res Thomas, Mrs. Artie RoUih, Mr. played to B&dgen; cause [rlght on field so Utt!e fir, the have disother Big Ten c-ampuses. With two .weeks to go before the noo • eoofen!ll.oe opener aa:ainst Marquette, Bruhn's tentative v.arally team had ""e ven ~Uermen, but only four starter"&, !Tom the 1955 squad. Further, there were {our sopbomor('s on the fir~ string and ~- -~ Hud )I season ma-Worldng r k l&sl year. Bruhn, who moved up from line I1roach to s uceeed Ivy Williamson, has been working hi ll team hard 1a.nd kee ping his lip buttoned. He did say the P~"OS()t'cts for an "ool· s tanding te11m" wPre not good this yaar. but l'"PPt'rc d that with the promise " W(•' II give every team 1 wc play a hfada(' hc. " Mr. and Delmar Qu1ckle aDU !den ts of Pomeroy . and Mrs. Mrs. Wendell Roush_ and son. A rr;~ngements of flower!! tbe Woodrow Eggleton , Bidwell; g1ft.s uf friend 8 were used Utrough·Mr. and Mrs. Jease Blackford, out the home. The dining room Miss Louise Canter, Mrs. Ha:Ty t11biC' was lovely centered with an Willi and Judy Zimmerson, Wellsarrangcmen1 of gold colored flow· ton : Mrs. Tbhie Childers, Jerr:--ers w1th white tapers in cryst.&l Shelton, Mn. Robert Snedg.at holfl res on either sidE'. The three IUld daughter, Mr~. Nannie Baird, tien·d wedding cake topped with Vera Fulton and :Mr. and Mrs the numerals 50 in gold was <Jn one Oliver White. Gallipolis; Mrs. end of the table and under the 1 Ruby Sauntkr." and Mr. and Mr9 . punr h bowl on the other. Krnnetll Je{fers and family, BladCa ke , 9unch, nuts and minh en; Rev . •nd Mr~. Shirley Woods, were sav ed. Mrs. Chester Leeser- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller, Che8h· vcd the punch, Mrs. Wndell Rousn ire and Cecil Miles Eqo~ . --~ the cake and Mrs. Cad Moore reg- -ua erod the guehts . . d u. R I 'Artendmg were Dr. a~ ..... s. . SEE THEM K Bol cct 1 Mr. and Mrs . Carl Moofc • M1s~ es Marlene and Lwda Moore. Mrs George Howell Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, all of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs, Verne Davll, and w. B. Swi~her, Mlddll;:port; Mr. and Mr3. Sidney Durat. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. c;.eorge Fadley Sr a~d Mr and Mrs. Cari Fadley and sons, New Carlisle; THESE Mr and M-r s. Andrew Tolu and i ~1rs. I :For ma ny ra m;, already ~liigned • to a loo~>i n g season. an upset or twoCCSS. would maktl liUC .. 1956 a sma.<ithing GlftH rndar aDd advisor. l Bruhn 's biL: problt!m Wa:J not 86 Tellt y-our p&st, pnunt1 and . future, much .g r nend lar k of mltterlal as . I uneve n di;;!nbu (IOn. His team w;:ls Ad I 1 Y c:e t•nn on ov•, m.t· lung on '' ntis. b.:~ lfbac ks and c entri ..., and ell bu,lnesa aH&Ira, , CI'S, but .~h ur l 11 11 g uards and If worrie-d. trovbl... ,or In tackles. <~Jrd fl at hrokc f0or a qua"doulrt, put your mind 11 ~we. i Lerback Conaulf me today -tomorrow mlly be too late. As a r r~ ul-1 . Br uhn's rirst order I will not only t•ll rou, but I of bwnne~:-r w11-; to do some rewill help you sove your preshuffling. l!i.lllw·k Pat Leven'hBbhms. gen and Lrnl Dick Kolian were A vl•it to me will be of lmLranfor~r t'd 11110 fullbacks. Fullmanse nh•• to y-au. back Gl en n lk,Lor became a Ant. .tl &II t~ueatiDftfJ. R•ad. guard . or thr thr~~ . all letterwinlng1 IIUolrante~ or no charge. ' ners, Lrv('nt>.r gc n appeare-d to be ~ ~:.:=====::;;==:, With . thia ad and half.prlce, j the onl y sur(' ~tar1 r r _ y-ou .... entUI.ci to • ~rnple-te Afler tw u Wl'('k s o r inten..o;ive . full life rNding. d'ill ::. Br uhn was [(•anlng LCfWard· 1 Ron C~~rt ~oro , a r hunk y St. Charle$ averyon. wellom•. MADAM MARY PALMIST I 1 Corps ' F or Engineers, U. S. Army, Weat 237 our·th Avenue, Huntineton Virginia , is reeruiting to fill Ul.e lot. s·UL' Cl'! d J:r · I -~·r ;rr ·~ Jims Miller ~wrl l! a ) u, kt~ ·.- were soph o mo r e~ l'riln k Lub1k, Hob Daw1 so n and (;il Blackmun and Junior Dick SimonsO'JI . =:::==~~~~==~;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, - NUNPNG A GOOD Pennlnt "-ac• AJ A Gl•nc:e By UNITED PREIS Brooklrn 88 57 HJ7' 9 Mllw1uk.. 88 59 .599 1 7 Cincinnati 85 62 .578 4 7 Games Remainine Brooklyn 9 - At home ~ Phil· ad lph la , Sept. ~. 26, Pittsburgh, Sept. 28, 29, 30. Away 4 Plttsbu ;-gh, Scpl. 2 1, 22, 23, 24. Milwaukee 7 - At home Chicago, Sept. 21, 22, 23. Away 4 Cincinnati, !;cpt. 2ri ; Sl. Louis, Sept. 21J, :!A, 30. Cincinnali 7 - AI home 5 St. Louis. Sept . 21 , 22, 23, 24; Milwaukee, S\!pl. 25. Away 2, Chicago, Sept. ~9. 30. 55 FORD . . . . . . . . . . $199S Pom..,OY.; 11&,3. '" $3S ! ·ru"rt, . • II tp ~ healor and .' G R I.__ ABNEII aon""'y ··--r:- ;~~:I)' JIIrw, A~n•• .. : CJ!I ' .· •uto ii , ( 1' 'Real · ':•J..: Brpk.e'f Open Fdaily from - 1 0 at Zion Cburcb of Chl'ist each south of 'RuU• ._d. John L. Rom- evening al 7,30 lncludlne Sat- 9-21-Stp IIi I' tlf'lilll ines. ·. A not e .' Too b3d Mr. ~<k:ki t!' io; out . Oh . well. I can OHI 0 VALL JUNK C{), 1 W~:~nted ~I 8·28-lmoc · ·~- ___, ---:-r 8oiiAP IRON- IQI!TAL8 Started .-Whit~ chiCks. Willis Rdlabie lady~ to five in and c~te ' flhitM. lUI ~ Htll Road, Pomeroy. F'r~nk Jjl_ri}:for. t'f'o smll fl,t. hildre-n, a nd light rich. 1 11 3-tp: bo..se · work five days a wet':k whil~ mother \1torks-, Call :na·5 NO HUNTING or tre,;pasi:ilng, 35 RATS KUJ..ED with 9m1 po141 1i ot col,l!act Mrs. Ancll Borbritlgc t1a,y or niflht on mv farm. Daisy sTAR WARFARlN. Safe, .-:ut-e, l)owrrington, Box fO. 9 21 3tc I O'Neil, Ponieroy, ROO. eunra. nt~e!J,, urdays Ray RusseU, a former member of th e church wJD -M Evangelist. Everyont' i<: Jnvlted to attend. 9 19 lOte TO 8:00PM ftoc1t ! .-- _ I 1 1 &beJ>boeh -...... . 9 15 Btp. ---:::=::-: - --.- - BULLDOZER Sugar .Run Feell ·Mlll For 1\lrt> for t ·19 ?.mo, p P. M ponds. . · .. (I basement!. Cowdery, _, and · Long ; 9 29 tf' ,• SA VI l?,Of\l'l: YOU .KN~WP 8 Cubic to¢ Nm-g~ ~~frigecato, .. Bak"'• will · «1¥e you the hnll' Call 294 : g ~0 (f' · tra~e -oo t'~tcre or '-PPiiao.~ ..__ ~A..... PEACHES w~ are.I pJ.c;ing trouSmimtLDERti . Call the C!'.!fr.·. ---: ---,,---•.:...,.-;:..::.w f f.. ~l-· - -· ~ berta peacht!s. Jle or r.eez- Neiuler's R11cine. •. R I Auto Service-; ing. Bring cnnWners. Webster · ' 9 15 11 Funeral Home ___ Fruit Farm. t; mil~ e-A.!L of · · ~--1 l. If. .RA WLINlJ SONIJ CO. ... t4 Che~ter b 14: tf 1 JlADIO -& 'l'ELJ!;\'JSIO~ S~:RVJCE l Aour Wff!C~ Servlct. · Day ~-· . ~b.one 2£11). Cle)and Appliance 1 -,.~""'""""""'""""~""""',-Phone 6227. Nig~t Phoae :'J):JIJ. BF.ANS, PHONE 809-X, A. 0 .Stpre,· llll W. Mtin St.. Pomeroy ' X. DODGi..PLYJIIOUTII DEAL Le< Syracu". 2-z:i.lf ERS. •••• 9-17-3tc "':1~_..._ -..,....,---:=--== CON~ETE BLOCKS· Bottom. GOCIO A tWot£ ~S PlfY OTHER I RG<StED - -TEMTH ()!= ..uie- DAY I Fa.«.> H~ 1956 FORD = , l ~~ - ~ a MJddtepor (8J Auto Sales 919-J 195,3 FORD CA~. CH[VROLeT Neigler1947 and Cleek garage. R:J.C;,ine Phoue 3611. .. Z Door, !50 Series; II eater .. • LIMITED STOCK NOW $249.95 . . . . . $219.95 199.95. . . $179.95 159.95 ..... ; $139.95 SPECIAL! WHILE THEY LAST! Coavorllble 8 cyl; Ovordrl.e, rldlo and heater .WASHERS spe- 50 MERCURY . ....... . . . .... $495 No dent&, scratches, nh-ks or pulchcs on Uus Custom 4 door. Don 't dcluy, sec it today 49 BUICK . . . . . . . . . . ... : $395 . be money ahl'<Ht 'n troubles behind m thJs youth· $ 49 OLDSMOBILE .. ... · · · · · · · ·. 395 • , I 1952 FORD · · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · · · ·· · · ····· · $545 1952 MERCURY ··· ··· · · · · ··· · · · ···· · $795 Uoor"8eyl 4 Door, Radio and Uoioter; Mercomllle 1951 FORD · · · · · · ··· · · · · ·· · · · ··· · · $650 9 15 tf -r----1956 Pont1ac VB .,- _ 2 dr. Sqdano Only 3800 miler:, Cuatont 2 door; Radio and·Uoater 1951 CHRYSUR · ·· · · · · , · · · · ····· ·· · $595 1951 ST~DEBAKER · ·· · · ·'·· · ·.· · · · ·· · $395 :.,;A. • • \'ow Yerlior n•w Rate. -~ic sy$-('m built in fly~eelge,ftNalo,.~ ., meatl,fi . qdicki(! s ta rts and 1 W~O. o~~ter"' jdlinfl hQ;. drag on powl.!r, Spedal Hardtop; Radio and Heater Busbtess Coupe 1952CHEV REG. $329.95 F-liOO CAB & CHASSIS 8 Cyl Engine V.. TON PICKUP Exeollent CondiUoa NOW ONLY $1595 $745 $195 ANDYOIJR OLD WASIIER .. • \1DEALER STORE Middleport, Oblo '' YOUR FORD DEAUR ., USED CAR LOT CORNERlOCUST a~. SY~ORE . ~-- • s~ntente'd en~ I Grove was to ;f.;r / 1 in MansfiE'lrl RE'formatory, toOa.v · 115 1. laeon41 St. . Pa..tM 61 I by Jud ge John ~aeon on rha!'ge~ f»,WMroy, Ohio . . - • of parole !/iolal on and tru:\ncy 1 _:__ · from school. 1 tlO t:H Insurance 1956 BarDQB-Simpaon lm.uranee Middleport. Fire- j . At':r• ( - ----- DiVORCE ASKED' Belles of Rac ine for divorce from Ruth <:'OMPLETE lnaure'!lCe Proteetl6Jii, Belles Altoona, Pa. on chan~es of . IJte AlilO Flr" .Polio. Call1>oa 1 gross ne~lect Gf duLy. ·llill' Hiddtep~t. Ohtl'l. . ·• - Autolpo:KI-~ Wesley Bo~- Pbo-n.~- 631~X ~ ·- • fi~ed .suit t~ny I '· -- 87 I~TI- ....,. ONE OF ( \~. I $125 1949FORD ... . PANEL TRUCK ·· ·'llb!der ··$~95 .. ' •, ' ' , ____:...~.:..-:'_____......;.____.;....;._..;.______..;.:--..;.-~~/i).''-:i -:"f.,..______,..':',·.·_.~-;;~ / ' .~ ' ['LL HA\IE ' -~ IN-( H~R FIRESTONE } i ~ ~o~ ..•~,.. h · - c.. c. ~;:_;,~ ~t~~tu,':,'~~-~.,!'~ ~249.95 The little Olds ~h B cy li nders and smooth rlnvtng Hy· dramatic drive. Good tires. good buy , i~';:, i::n~:.:~~;~~~ l;';:;.A.'!.fal~: ilfid~<ta.;iii'·~fDJ'"~t Bloi~i;~B~g~E~I!o~d~~kk ; new quieter and !'moother ope rat1954 Buick Hoadmaster inn Raymond Lollfry ' designed , 4dr . .Sedan. Power St~erlng & Win· ch;ice of colo~. Pric,~ will please dows. - :" Bll'attnar's P,omeroy. you Metropolitan Auto Sales, Middleport. _$1,995.00 GMC lh ton Dlx Pickup, _ _ 9-l'7-6tc Chrome Grille and Dlx 'Jrlm. ( 14 J PQr Kent $1,895.00 _ .. -----'--'----- - _ , . 9·20-6tc Two Bedr<;ums, Kitchen, · Lmng 19M Plymouth Save-y 2 dr. , room, approximately three acre One local owner. Low Mileage. I garde-n, $35.00 per mo~thG COflBleattnars, Pomeroy ,tact Alex Wheeler, App e rove, $1.695.00 OhiO. ~- - 9 20 3tc GOOD USED .TRU'CK·S 1955 FORD ,_il ,~~:~t~~~~~f'" .,:~ .... . •: ~ ; -l 4 ·· 1 · .n41 PACKARD $125 ~Door AUTG SALES · c.< ~- CUotom 2 Door; Radio and Healer; Fordamalle $295 Good CIHn UvHI. L'au . \fork,_i,p.aranteel)..~~ .~ All Make& and MBdeJo' l vlllii·Y· .· 'METROPOL1TAI'l ,_ _ 1951 BUICK · ·· · · · · · · ·· ·"' · · · ·· ··· ·· $695 ' t Door, 8 cyl JEWE-i~~;~~~~~;~;:~ lJI.U 1 · _COl...LiNH I exterior, roof. reason,blo. P .". « o.n ••. Homer Braley, J:'jlmetoy""lt"-:.1 ,.~ :~ v- tr - w: I · 1 , ·' MAX 7 ~ %Door". 1949 OIEVROLn ' - """"""'",.,--, ;---·--;, 1951 FORD ·· · · · ······ ·· · ··· ·· · · · ·· ·· $545 1950FORD wAtchmaker. · coMING SOON. 195? lb model d 40 H.P Scolt·Atwater ou oar ·mo! 1.or. More Speed, new 12. V. elec- Bl;;~~~;'~~ Pomeroy. r LP.:RS.- ~meroy: I 1951 FORD · ·· ····,· · ··: ·' · •·· ··: · ·· · · '$495 '"" Sal~er. R~if:· 8~ WAiiTP.:n~f>AlNTiiia....:.. Int~rlor, I z DOor RJIIIIo and Heater; .SIIlldard lrano; 2 tone color FILTER-FLO 50 BUICK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $495 • 1952 FORD ·······················-·· $595 a Door, Radio and Heatn . IiEB-l l-1~- ~ . .1-i rth of Pome,-., QUlctr-sWtVJ:li '08 Watcll Reo , · ltt.-"'38. •R Wm. Gru.... p&trmg liJ Facto~ 'l'r...b:l.ed I Rock Sprlftt~.. ~ • - ~i:~t tainers. Dana D. 1. C::,.:-,:-c-:-:::-:-;---:-~- REDUCED PRICES Big, black, beautiful 4 door sedan that c_omcs from a good family _ Only one owucr who loved lhlS car. 9 21 3tc ABB01T T.V. MM,iilepllf(.:.: Tender green pod beans for sale . $!.Oil per bushel. Bri11g con- :-:::::::::= .. - ··· ·-· ~-- / .;; regi~ters. Call - - - - --·c 1 1953 CHEV. - ~- f rORE!IA.~· ta -~~.!~;;,n::-:w·i ~i !d~:e:ai:.:;~ !. ~'~.Wi NI l lft.-i ,~l (i ·i l•i•· ~~~ri~~~~'tic~~rn:~f.:.. !P,:~~~Rtr.:.dJJ.Eytj-l-:'~~~·!!-'~j~E ...'iitori:"to: , Hackett.•, Safet1 :rs6rYR:e,..Well Maio Strett, Pom"py, Ohio. 8 cyl Ranehwagon. Heater, turn sigoals ~ -- ll.lrt( a.- Ta.Li-IG -wHB1 tt; ~ ~ - 1--:--::::::-::-::::::-- lfSS,I FORD 8 cyl FaJrlane; 8 pass Cur;tom Sedan, power steering, DMO-tto 8 SALE ENDS TOMORROW 1952 FORD · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·· ·· · · · $945 50 OLDSMOBILE .. .. ......... $595 POMEROY, OHIO I ~ ~ conop;.,. Ray-Glo. I.JJGasslles healers. ~-r T rode ·' :::::::::;;;:::::::: Venetian Blinds, and 16 For S"le ,.. , ' v-; me~t ~~11° 145~- .;X:r, ~~~~;!~~ ~otors. Fr8e , estimates. Dale 1~· PLYMhiJT~ BELVEDEitE : welcome 9 19 8tp Wippel Supp1 y, 2t& Union Ave. or ·will trade fm· Prop-~' WE BUY · p meroy 8 31 lmo e ·r sall•' ,.. 0 AN EVANGEiJsTJC ME£.rrnc ' trty ·or house trailer. HDrry £J. ~1:1~ I B~ ' will be hel-d Sept. 17 thru Sept. 30 APPLES FOR SA'LI!: • 1 ~ mileB wards, Rutland Rt. 1 . EY OPEN 8;30AM ,.....,. rw4y .. ''"' 2 door, safe for kids; A clcpelld ~lble rar that will ~ive you mile alter mile of real driving satisfaction . A l'cal buy ,,. ' .I MADAM MA11!V ----. tror ~- ~~t...-lenftllliD . :7!: ·;,-. ----;rPALMIST Good A-1 ·~ reeulatlng Siifrel<j} ~.--!>__ ''iti" •,. ACCIIilltn" read" ' Bilvlsor Tell, 1 for " 1' - C•Jl. 9 '"'"'::...,-;~ · icliliU~r~ ,.~. lll~•~,ifl ·"' ~1(0£-caauoliY, •n4 , ..,.,, your pas~ J!!t!Sent, and future .: F:0R SAJ,.E: W~ R~l 11 x 12. PhoM ~ · .' .· _ \· _ .J ~...__: --~-~·:.\.ti.··; ll_worried, or lh doubt, put your GOQd-, ' [j,Oiltlli~~- Re:asonu~e. Fot rent' Ei-ietfte· ' wanp:ipl!r ~s:t.ati! mmd at ease. I will help you ,, can 300-lt . 9 21 3¥;» steam~r. Clint(!~,- Fi•J!er;~·~Mip· : ·' MIWDLIIIIPRT, sc.Jve your problems. Answer ·au --T- ~-· - · dloport. Ph> G263oX.~ , ll·l·U ~ ·~t;Jf:.M· ' ,....11 - ''" questions. Readings guaranteed FIBER Gl:.ASS Aw~~ lind Goor _ -::-----~_____,____________:.: _ _ . or 10 "" chargo. t 10 lor htnlllf-w,iltlll''' 52 PONTIAC . . ... ....... $695 ,~ , To Sell, Trade or Announce, Le A D 'I" Sentinel ~isploy A~ or W ant Ad .b• y .,, R t' f i l'~ •nd l.. AUTOMATfC IPIIMlLil lllo•l'llnt dolhH Iliff "''' Ride smooth, swift, silenl . Likr gliding on a breeze in this comfortable four door ~cdan . Test it yourself KARR&VANZANDT ' __IP "' '""" • Pome<O)C__ Gifted -~· white finiSh motor Js A·l. A lot of good service left in thte one rOom and 1 I roc .' Custom . 4 door 8 eyl; f.adlo and healer, Fordamallc f!nginc purrs like a pussy cat 49 fORD ... · · · · · · · · · · · · cil~b>rn VB 2 ~oor sc,lan . Nut much to took. at but the ONE four 19) For b; fe111lly, load~ of clolht> ....... wefl htovy 1. . . of tcrwtb. . . .. ... $895 ful CIU" that doesn't show lls age g.:ao stc. -~~ ·-Good A-1 Estate heatml\l . -Call 51 OLDSMOBILE ... . ......... $695 You;ll 920 tl t power brakes, radio and heater, Fordamatic, 2 tone value. thas 294· ..,,1_ You hove IOII'Wthl"f ·1 color. An oulstandlng Former owner lc~ a lot of lrouhlc free miles in cial 2 door. A solid c;u· thats ready to roll • apa rlmt-nl ' uo.luM)i.llheC apartme nt With b-. l h Bolh nt'w ly de<:o ratod ( 'aU ; Sl . 395o~_ (21 Cord Of Thanks Dries, fluffs, Spink~~~, llfnslrn Clolhs EUCTIICAlLY Pull away from the crowd in this Super 88. A quality car with matching interior; Y.-B unturnlh hcd W I ~h ~illh,.lor r<"nl. 1\.hio 3 -. 1'~ j. . I wltba 52 OLDSMOBILE ............. $995 A blue ribbon beauty; Modern hlue and B rofHJJ' A;.- '(.2d"J . ............. $1'495 52 MERCURY .... 51, 605 UO A l&o lwo unh•ml.&h~d __ MJlilrtmo~;-nb . Call ' 19M C'h1i~ B~l. ~~. 4 d r. Sedan Bl ue w-h1te fin is h. Rleattna l''s Po rner oy. ADS ~ Ride and relax in thhi Uig: beautiful Riviera hard top with its power steering, power brakes, power windows and the powerlully smooth V-8 engine. that has pep, power aud personality. I room I t -------:--c,---~ . · apartm ent s . 8 room dweUioi, · OJ ~ .Hart~ 2 cents per word , .:me inSGre ••wly ,.,.,.,,, in, id• oul. I .sertlon . Mitiimt.Pn char.:e :iOc. - - - d c ~ u s · 1,. Must Lie seen t o be .1 pprec1ated. 1 Kuntucky Fee er .:.L ~s A N Bengel Poml'roy_ 9 18 tf I 4 cents per word for three con"" H'"D 1·' S" E.s Sc-plem· · · · aecuHYe ioaertiona. • i'V £...-.. • .. 'V--' . !5 room ru~nl she11 APAilTMENT. t '''bt!r 24--0ctober 17. Angu s Hr; ~Utilitin paid 356 North -1-tll St. epr..t.f,1 O lYe. j SJlf*ial-One mollth 25 cen ts ford, Sltor t-Uorn, M l xed . l'm Mlddlepont. · ~ HI Btp , · per word. Mo re in!ormnt icm, wr1te Geo rge ___ · , t Full rate of 2 cen '~ per word will Pendergrass, Beer cattle SpeC\Il· I Th~~t Hotel Marlin lJIU available, a I P8Y 8 81U •• be ebarged for advertising if not lbt, Un il'ersity of Kent ucky Ll' K- · f ew rooms with running wa te-r ! ::;;:=;:=~;::==:-::=: .,..id Jor bet.)f'e the 25th of each ington, Kentuckv. , rleam heat&d, and Hotel scrvlee ' · mortth following ins ~ruon . 9-21·2+2tc at special weekly or monthiy 1 Errors in Advertising- Should be \\-1lNCHESTF.:R - 22 HORNET r 'lk : lo .-te ~ d v ~ue• t~ Rates as ~ f ) f'<epl Fstote reported lmmediatf'ly. The rfaily r ifle with German !~COpe sight. r v.~· ~ , .;;J wt; ~ kiy doullle occu· 1 - -Sentinel will not be responsible Good condition Phone 4lO.X. pancv . AhO r ooms for Special FOR SAL.:g.....Peat' 'ilrby Real Ef. for mpre than one ir'. eorreet lnEvenings M e~t ·· -• . r>-.r• ' ~· Weddings, 1 tate, Rutland Township. 31 sertio.tJ. ~21·3tp 1 Eaoqu ets, a1:d pn vate breakfast, : aere.s land, houM-, ba;-n and out Cant o! Thanks and Special No---· . -Co 11 -t I h]ncftC()" ~a ·vl ~urper Pilrtle.s. I building&. See Ge-orte A. M-elatices of Events printed at regu- Classic 194'7 Lfncoln n nen ·.a • , r'ltlr. ~ ~9'1 i'J Mr. Samuel 0 . Per~ • hart A·dmini!Jlrator. 8-1--t.l lar classiCied rate!!. Obituaries collectors item. $2100.00 spent ry, lusee of Hotel MarHn. · ·--~~==== published dt 1 cent per word. restoll.lng. Firm price $2500.00 g 10 lm~c - - - , - - See Bill Hogue, second floor a - _ _ ~ .. r t ·~otices pariglent over Vogue Shoe Store I' 5 R00\1S _and BATH, 10 ~ole St. ~Pomeroy. ~2l~c for &In~ reliabl,e :,(anuLy. ~;,c _ · We handle magazlneJi f!-Omic books -ld Co tact ~- ~t~- . See lfb, B.9ward : · and pock~ size bo'ok.s. Parke-r's Beegle pu_ps., 9 w ks 0 · J C~l1 tJOo W Main· S,t:, ~Omerft · INSURAW.. - • A.<l!:N(~ R t t , .. g 20 3 a[ter ~00 p. m ,~ D~na -. _ f , ~Yen\l}p _ q'·G· J 6904- y 1 IF house and gAra ge . newlry - - - - - - - - - - - - - , dL'<.:Oi i' tc d , furu l ~>he il 21 ttMPLI DtAL AND fUtHIU.rfON CONIIOU for ~rlecl chyl~t ol d•l""' A Hcavenely blue four door that's rudia,nt. and roomy. Unequaled performance with the famous Uocket engine and hyd s uper drive. • ER 1 Small TL .G-E DRYER-CONDITIONER 53 OLDSMOBILE . . . . . ...... $1495 ·' 0 AUTO SALES song. .! ~111 RUTLAND Th_is cozy Crown Victoria hard top is .sharp and stunnUlg, the best style ru nning ;md you can drive it for a 1 su I 1954 \f"er~ u ry Har d T Dp Mon tf•ray . .\ierCOII'Iatil· dr ivt>. Bleattnar ·~, P omeroy WANT •' l'ffllh•IICI, • ·Gs~i ton ·~.-·- $2995 I ~~~ ~ ~2 ,: Hur-t•~ Mrs. Herman HMfner and dauab.. ter spe nt Th uf'S(b,.- with MT". Ind. Mrs. Lawrence HoHner and dauth· t.e", Peggy and Karen, auU aLso other friendt in lown. Come In And Test ,Drwe Tbese BeauUes 31 C. HECK THESE! 54 CADILLAC f Geologis t, Gs-9. .structions on bow to apply, mtty _ f G • ., De obtained from the Pensoont:l Salanes as o11 ows: s·3 • .,.... 171 B h .. Distrlct ..• ... ..... 0 . G"' ranc · _ 1 u•• . ' accepted · year; Gs-4, $3ud• Applications be 6, $4080, G~ 7, ...-.. , an .,_ ulfurther notu:e. Social Notes ~~~lo~w~in~g~va~•~•=nc~l:"~'"'~tgh~e~Su:t~toii~R~e~s~,~~~~----.;;;==--=~=-~==--:::"-:-:·~~~=-""'==--::~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;~~ NO MORE ~WASH DAY WORRIES Now .vou <·an own !hi:; magnific<•nt molor { '<II" creation ~1t a prit-e you <"an afford to pay. For a feeling of confidence and well-being, drive this mast r rpiece out today . l 7~ Enip neeri ne Aid (aurveyJ, N o written test will be given. Gs-3 and 4 Corutruction Inspector AppUcant.s will be rated &. the (concrete), G~ and 7 Construct- bas.ia of their experleace. ion ln.s pedor (general), Gs-6 and Full infor mation, including inand • CAR! ~ 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleporl. 0 ; Sepl21, 1956 Aid (civil) , G.a-6,8 I . USED 53 BUICK vu-. 1953 DESOTO 195~ FORD 1950DODGE 3-1949 FORDS / '50 STUDEBAKER 1947DODGE to I' . The Huntington Di.str lct Engin~rlng West GOOD USED CARS! Pennant Race At A Glance Open Dally 10 am to 10 pm j Ill ., ~ophomor•· fur his !lta·rtin~ LOcated 5th house from . quart.!r ha d~ S1rll m Ihe cunning f:;::;:::::; . eers Seek . Engm To FiJI Vacancy e;r:f~_ ProJect. sutton. I 1 For Appolntm.nt 11 I'15 147 a ipo -wxy Huntington Army I 1 c11 11 G l \ ' AROUND THE FOOTBALL CAMPS OF TOP TEAMS IN MIDWEST Flamingo Club, R.f.. 7 KANAUGA, OHIO .. ' HEY--ISN"T COLOSSAL ar1S\Iier · fo, �8-DaiJ.y Seoti,n.el, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0; Sept Mrs Rogl'r l'hlilips and children Apple FesUval ln JaciLion Wed· ' : - - - - - - - - - - - , , ltlta and ttandy ,Rutland spent o~y were Mr. and Mrs. Robert dinner were _Bobby Wan:l , Chaun· Thursday w1th Mr . and Mrs . Char- McElhinney, Mr. llnd Mrs . .Lame& The en.u.n.ea1 • «:ey, and Ceeli Ward, P~eroy. Jes .Hr adbur~ illld childft'!l. DaD.i.els and Lynn ; Mrs. Guy Sbullrs. Herman Hadodox and Mrs. Mrs Kenneth McEthlnney ll(· ler, EHie Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 Tom Pullen wne recent v.i.&itors comp<~nied her parents, Mr. aid P . Bradbury , Mr. and Mrs. Oharles ' of Mrs. Nonna McCallfiland, Pt . Mrs. Russell Bailey , Rutland , to Bradbury and children, Suz:a.nne, Ar\bur Hess, Leading Creek, Pleasant. _ 1 Columbus 11'hcre they vl.sited red- An and Mary Elizabeth; Leo Kenundep,~,·ent major su·rgery at HolMr. and M~. ROOcrt M1lis .and Jwt 1ves. nedy, Mi.ss Fario;o Erlewioe, Karen :zer Botpital ~eOnesd~y and Is re- raug.b ter, Robi._n, h~V(' returned Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young Sr. Sue Grea:g. Mary JiiOC Young, Wil-' WCTU ANNUAL MEETING cuperatm& sat1sfactor-rly . rom a ltl~ ~ll~ tttp tbrough t_he ,.it-, 1te-<J .\tr am.l ~rs. Robert Yiltes i~m Kitctlen TheW. C. T. U. of Meigs County Athyn, So_uth. TW:y ~lSited Airman F•ed and d"llul(htr·r~ 10 Jackson Wedne5Mr. and Mrs Lorin B~nedum will hold t heir ~nnual m~eting on .Marvin DeMain , Bryn left Tuesday for Alexandria, Va., i~m~ at . C..:h_m~a~a~~e,WVa hNaval day uml <~ttL"nded the Apple Fe6t.i· (Glenna Rollins I and dauj hter, Monday , Sept. 2e, at t~e }i lrst Pre!laRet a short vis~t with former o"c latiol~.... ho bo •b •1s tn~ton 1 ve~l Sandra older daughter of the l...ftna, Colu mbu:,, Mrs. WilHam 1 bytertatn Lhurch, Middleport, at . . .; cross'=" l c <~Y y erry and. ' · · 1 .,... • R l h z del P fnenda here. . continu" .. through t he Cherokee Yates . ! ~ r-etovenn g from a bMLm Scarberry (Mary Rollins ) and sons ;;., pm . ..trs. a p un , om· Mr and Mrs Melvm DeVol and 1 d' ~R S k M eonc~ 1 on ~u ffered when she feU Gary and M1chae' , Mn; R E Rol- eroy, wlll be· the gues t ~pcakcr " " ·r · T · Shelton w•' ll locd · · . l h c bathtu b at her home. . and Rente · were recen1 VI·S"!·1ors .m d ·"'s. daughte!" Carolyn and m.ece Jud)" "- n . loitil eservatwn, d d tl mo hy T oun- m hns " 1 Ward charleston were wee'k end ~m~, ~n ~vc 1 ~oug v· cnn., Local peopl e who attended the of BM tst Clw Orville Rollins tb c devotional service . Miss Mal"· 3 "v-' .. 1rgmla, II uc y, d W ary 1 ---and family in Norfolk, Virgini.B. ga.el Sauer is president of the • uesU o1 her m~ther• Mrs · Gus De~ e.-..ware an t'!> 1rgmra. · ·1-~ v·lU nt Y w· c · T · Ll · "''""lt Wani. Joining them Sunday fo r The Rev . Howilrd Ruppe lt \'LIIl"""' """"'" ' on of ofThursday wit h Mrs. Lucy Gregg, 1n-rs will be held at the meetm ~o:. who is convallc!iCm g at Gr<~nl Hos- .:i pcc1al mu t;l(' h.as bc('n planned p 1tal In Colu mbus afler a ma.jor wr the program and a social ilour operation . o~~ili be !lela 11l the close of the MIDDLEPORT ! . SOCIETY 21, 19•16 S -•'- _ I WAHAMA ...... 6 ATHENS .... .. 40 IGALLIPOLIS 19tJACKSON ..... . 7LOGAN .....• .'12,NELSONVIW. 3$\POMEROY . 19 WELLSTON .. . MIDDLEPORT . . 0 BELPRE ...... . 13 iPT. PLEASANT .41 1PORTSMOUTH 6 BEXalY ....... ~ THE PLAINS ... 12 c;HAUNCEY .... 7 I OAK HILL ... .. Dayb00k 11..---------- I ,, ,: /lil<e lo me whete I esn do fl!. mg bsnkingrq__v= 1 P0Mi<:R0Y SOCIETY The Sale b Still Going On Hl~rc Arc A t'cn• v( the ~IA~Y IIARGAI~S 1950 Mercury 4 dr .. ltat.IIO, heater, o. d., Buick Super 4 dr Raoiio , heater, good tires, '"Just the other day J did four di0erentlhings in a single visit here. J made my usual weekly ings deposit, drew some cash from my checking account for the week's marketing, took some papers out of my safe deposit box, and talked with the bank's loan officer ~ut financing a new ~:ar­ an within an how! .. Dodge Coronet c-Jupe; Radio, h<.,aler, belts, clean , Clw\' 2 dr .... F!c,emla3i '"· healet· & go,·d Pl.vmnuth . ... $195 tllliPI.! , lladlo, healer, scat covers, Clean o.-,dge 1/2 ton .. $195 ptc,Kup. g011d SQ}:d Mr s. Harley Strong an:1. sons of s prn t Thul'sda.v with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel . Charles K. Sp('ncer rnt('rerl the 1 Veterans Hoopital, Huntington, W. Va., Monday £or ob:servation. Mrs Harvey Van Vranken -and .~on will leave tomorrow for their hnme, Corpus Christi Tex!Ui, after a sevf'>ral weeks visit with her parents and other relatives. Wilk c~vi ll e I I • e I WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS • \ • , . PRESENTS A NEW MOOD •· ,. at enttn e IN CONSOLE STYLING I. D,.tNGS YOU NEW "LIVING IMAGE" PICTURE AND I'ANORAMIC SOUND VOL Vlll NO 136 EDITORIAL PHONE 397 Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Ohio, Sttw'tlay, September 22, 1 • · BUSINESS PHONE 3118 PLAN NEW ROOF Tuesday t h c Presbyterian heLd a Con- gt·egati~nll.l meeting when Pearl :MeBride, presidt:nt of tbe Trust· ees, presided and plans were made to put a new roof on th -e churcb and alsl) to make u:teDSivc re· l>airs and rtodecorat.lon. The Rev. J:Ioward Ruppelt, pastor, 1s in Chafge of a skating party planned Mrs. Cla r~nce lhle left Wednes· {or this evening when t he y<i"uDf day for Cincinnati to be with her peo-ple o-f the church wHI go to si~; ter a patient ln a hospital there. fhe rink in Galtipc;lls, I I' Mrs. Carl Moore entered Meigs General Ho,;pit r:l, Wedn esday for observation . OniJ at a Bank Can Yoa Enjoy lbe Convenience of &11-Undll-1111-lloal - ---------=--- FiDucial -·---- Service. S•·1e wilb Us! Many More Late l'lodels To Choose From 'hi• Whtt.M O.Juxe. Atwml· n111t•d ~ h011t Wln"dow" VHP Ch1111.. lndkaklr. Mahogan)l ••a..ed, walnutvroiMd t>r ttm•d 6ok traln•d flnloht•. Mod•l 21D7-U;' $3~if95 •PUTY AND TOP PllfiPOIIIIANOal That'! the combination you let in RCA Vlctor'o llOW W~ilman D<IMzr. The cabinetry Is a decorator'• deliah! ••• the powerful chassis ' deliven TV'o fineot picture and oound. You get "'High-Sharp.and-Euy" tuning that leto you dial otanding up. The new .Legion Auxiliary I Makes Favors For D!~,!~!~! ~&~!!~~'"""· 1 NEW AND USED CARS 1956 GMC Y2 ton dlx pickup ·· •· $1,B95 Chrome gnlle and dlx lrhn . Very low mileage Montcray; one local white with red lop $2,~95 1956 PONTIAC VB 2 dr sedan Only 3800 mil es. Looks like nevc'r driven 1956 BUICK Roadmaster 2 dr · · · Save$$ . Riviera rpe; Power !.leering, scat , windows and brakes; Very low milcagr. Mak e us <lll offer • ~ 1955 BUICK Special dlx · · · $2,295 2 dr sedan; D~naflow drive, low milc<tgc by one carcftrf owne1·. Radio ; fully equipped I 1955 PLYMOUTH Savoy 2 dr One lcJcal owner; .s ha•·p c•a•-; orl~iuu( red l,op. Red anU whil e lrt tn inside • $1,695 W.l 195 MERCURY Hard h black IOD · · · · · · · own~r; trim. Model $369.50 ,... lll..,orth y~lf! hiD,. ti~O• U9 ~- ln. vt•wobl• 9r•a. 3•p•oh••l Mohot• ony ora!n•d, or lim..:! o.:ok vrolniMI (~tdrol flnbtte~c, Mod•l l4D7.1-4. $369.50 ...,.. ,,.,..,.,. ELBERFEI_JDS Mcrcoma tic dt'ivc. SmarL 1954 BUICK Roadmaster 4 dr sed $1,195 Power Steering, power windows, WSW lot·al owner tires; One 1953 PLYMOUTH 2 dr dlx sed · · · · · · $B95 One careful owner; Spotle11s original · ught green finish ..0 II 1953 BUICK VB 4 dr sed ···· · · ·· · $1,395 Like new metal!~ red finish . Dynaflow drlvc 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air · · · · · · · · · · $995 4 dr sedan ; J.<"'lncsrmodcl Chevrolet; Spotless blue white ftnh;h I "' WEEK-END SPECIALS ' walnut $1,695 • 1952 Plymouth dlx 2 dr · · ·· · · · · · · · ,$445 . 1954 Chev. Y2 ton pickup $1,095 1951 Chev. dlx 2 dr, new paint $595 1951 Hudson conv cpe $395 1951 Ford 4 dr · · · $595 $595 195 I Plymouth 2 dr, new rings $395 1951 Pontiac 2 dr dlx sed with 2107 .. 8. luxuriouo Whilman Deluxe for 1 lr~· llnllh•• n1afloganyJ birch1 blond lroplc:al ' hardwood Quality Guard comes in dear and sharp • , , without jump or jitter. E;Jciting Panoratnlc Sotind brings you amAzing new relll· lamAhrough three speakeri!! ~ But come in-see and hear tohe Atneriear. U'gioll w;hlj:jh WIH, , bt! held at lh p Fodorated chlLrch, Ocl1 ob<'r t, were madt~ when the Past President oJ the <.u)(itiarv of Drew Wrb •;ler l' ~~t mtt WcdnC.sday evenino~: at \h\! h•1nu• or 1~ rs . De}· Hysel l. Mull.l<'!Ty Ave. Mr~. Charlc~ Sauer, Pl'('·, :tl('n' prc ~ ided over !.be shurt bu ... ~ nr~ . ~e~s i-on which opf'ne 1 ,, .it h t ~,c Lord's Prayer and p;e dgc to lhe llag, A ro und robin bit•th.day card W<~s sent to Mrs. Eli~a~th Hubrr a member residing in Ga!Hpdli s: · A d essert co~ne was served by lhe hostess durmg the evening. AT OUR FALL SALE Thl. .......... Delv... It twlvtlot 261 1q. ln. ~\tw• obt• or•a. 3 •P'"<~kertl :S "Living Image" picture with Automatic I' tion of lhP. Ladit>s Auxiliary of th(' I 1950 Buick 2 dr dlx sed · · · · · · · · · · · · $395 1950 Ford 4 dr dlx · · · · · · · · · · · · .. $250 1950 Huson 4 dr sedan · · · · · · · · · $195 1950 Chev. 2 dr .....•... .... .. ..... $395 1949 Chev 4 dr · · · · I SECTIONAL LIVINGROOM GROUP 1-ROUNDCOFFEE TABLE * 2-ST~P-IN.TABLES AND * TABLE LAMPS _____S_e_e__O_a__r-,H--a-,,-,-.-------\ · New Style• Of Li11i1111 Room Fur~litu,re! Anna Elizabeth Diehl, a lifelong resident of 'Mason, died at her home early Slturday mornini. Funeral services will be Mid at the residence at 3 o'c1ock on Mooday afternoon with Rev. Luther Mohroff of Pomerov in charge of the services. Buriat" will be made In the Adamsville Cemetery in Ma· John Sylvester Is SEO Regional ' Meeting Speaker " .. "" " $195 1949 Mercury 4 dr sedan · · · · · · · · · · $195 The deceased was the daughter of the lalt Mr. and .Mrs. Henry E. Diehl and made her hiKile wltb ber twia" sister, Emma, in MQon. .sq ii· survived by her sister sbd Olie ttrother, Arthur Diehl "Of Spl:iDfdile, Penn~ylvanla . ' Jl'ri·~ may c~ll at the late re.. sJded&i•·lfter S Q'elock on Sunday John E. Sylvcllloer 1 whn h1s recompleted an e;densive tour UnKed States, will be .the speaker t)n Sept. 27 WheD tlJe . . $t'•._ I#:U llfteritl!6o, 'o W )\'lade by W.ednosday, Sept. . .26, '"'~odol'e Reed Jr. is chairman Gf t-hi meetlng. A' Ttustecs meeting will be hell BAKER FU RNIIT.U;RE Ill NMIROY, CWIO after the regular &eii81Dn to di&Cusa recommendatiGns for 1957 Fair Activities and programs fcJr ,uie rem&'inder D'f 1900• ON TQE BRIGHTEST CORNER' IN MIDDLEPORT, OHiO y . -----" , .. ·HUNTIR PIN&O CJri,.·iii&rtin, West. Virgtnia wu lln>uabi be!ore Gtit>dltly, , AN AW .YOUNCISTU pta a ttrathand view or a pair of ¥Jio~ &J J'naob .aldl.en make triellds In tha Algerian town of Ka.bJH• ~- t I_!St~tioaol). tD tM ·cout1e or •PPJJ;i 9~.J.t te!!O~"'" / 1 Justice ol the Peacf> by A. H. Jotachlm, Glme frotector l'llld w• fined $00 '111<1 •fur hooting "" . . Oblo t!>oi- Jkepo.e. • j \ ' I own, Soutb&astem ()hl.o Regional Counct.l 111~t 11 in Pomeroy at tne Sa.ciel! Jfe.aft_Church at 8:30 pm. _, · . Re~tvationi for .t he. banQuet ar~ .. P•rtty 4 ...71toi5. L_...,....,S1,_6'. '. 5PECIAL SCOUT MEETING Troop 245, Boy Seouu of America ,will meet Saturday at 9:30 a. m. al their he.'ldq uar tel"S In the Library for a spedill meetinj wi.th ali mcmbt!t s urged to attend. S yracu~e -.... --... c-..,. '""" _. ...., ...... _. ........, clttudy toaltht •INI ......,.. ....... Ohio: Sunday. . . .,, tcllllel'ld ......,.. ton11ht and Ht1y .........,, Hlth,.. '"'".;".:..'· - , - - - - Chw-ch ion .... - WEATHIIt \ I. 11 � 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 21, 1956 moore schreiber