https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8be374f5f50a3bce377b0ceae48bbb23.pdf a4c92c561935453544ed646c571f17ab PDF Text Text 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 $00 '111<1 •fur hooting "" . . Oblo t!>oi- Jkepo.e. • j \ ' I own, Soutb&astem ()hl.o Regional Counct.l 111~t 11 in Pomeroy at tne Sa.ciel! Jfe.aft_Church at 8:30 pm. _, · . Re~tvationi for .t he. banQuet ar~ .. P•rtty 4 ...71toi5. L_...,....,S1,_6'. '. 5PECIAL SCOUT MEETING Troop 245, Boy Seouu of America ,will meet Saturday at 9:30 a. m. al their he.'ldq uar tel"S In the Library for a spedill meetinj wi.th ali mcmbt!t s urged to attend. S yracu~e -.... --... c-..,. '""" _. ...., ...... _. ........, clttudy toaltht •INI ......,.. ....... Ohio: Sunday. . . .,, tcllllel'ld ......,.. ton11ht and Ht1y .........,, Hlth,.. '"'".;".:..'· - , - - - - Chw-ch ion .... - WEATHIIt \ I. 11 �' ~ :2~DI~all~y~Se~nunF·~e~~Pt~..;;;-~""'iY~·Ml~d~dlepo~rt,~O~;;;s~ep~t~lt:,:;·1~9~56~..,. ~ :.' the Daily Sentinel ... - 'ON YOUR MI\RI(s-!' -; ' DIVOTID TO INTIRIIITI Of -.c:KARD I.OWIN HM.IIIIIIL •• " " I MIIG~N UIA . ' Cridder l}ie$ Of~j~ryTo Brain Friday SATURDAY with Wbeeuna: HWb ~ Maek , a gua,rd, r~ head-oq Into I• a' --·-~---- Sip d v g \ . - won, 8:15 SliD On lii:OO Howdy Dood7 \0:15 Clttlslln Scl.enre 10 -:m What One Pei'!IIM Caa De {'30 II 00 Tl~ots is the- Lite . THIIF STfALS STEAMROLLeR PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. UP • Police said today locating a stolen steamroller was 11imple, but .they ar.e 91:ill bunting the tbief. They found the .steaml'(lller aban doned at an embankment Friday by following a trail whlch lpelud· ed a battered Cadilllac, a demolished picket fence, a. seJrredll tree and a second battered Cadi!· lac. In Rural Development Program Columbus, 0. Guernaey and countiea. 'Monroe Counties in Southeu\ Ohio In addition to agral®1tuJ"BI servi~es. are among the 5!S countles named by "aericultural agenc:y leaders in 24 stites. as pilot countiea ·In the the Rural Development procram includes industrial development, education, health, and em- RuriJ IreveJopment program. ployment servioo& and the skiUs As participants in the pro1r1m and resoun::!es or farm and other theX will receive spe<!lll educati~- priv•te groups and · Ort'&Ditatlons. n~l,' teehDical , adminf•trative and WIN SA,ITY ~dit aid m moving I ~ONDON 8:15 News 9:00 Encore PIP~ Su~doy; J,ob,naon ~~-~ .~flste~ of th• de- or. eOclllllolO 14. <:'ord Mr: ll:30 TV Ol·as.sroom 5:00 Telephone Time 5:00 YnuAU'e ft.en. uo Ill• 7:oo The ·~?MfeM"ll\,._ ·Mo 7:00 Ed: Sulti¥an Show 8:00 GE Theatre 8:30 Hey Jeanllie 8:30 Altred lllleheock , 9:00 Gull' Smot-e 9:00 $64,000 Challenge 9:30 Rich Finance 9:30 W~t's My Line 2:59 Sign On 2' -, ..... 3:00 Back & Mountain 2~ . ..... bird ~:00 An8fr ~·u" The Ranch --- ~8 BI Auto Services ~YN·I~E T~ 19M Pontiac V8 2 dr.: Sedan. Only 3800 milel. IUeattnar's, Pomeroy, · 11:15 Tb,e Late Show -~:..... - SUNDAY $2,195.00 ., . • $l.111!5.0o . 1956 GMC 1k ton . Db; Pi:clwp, Cbrotne GciUe and 1 Dlx · Trlrn. 1:00 Ttte ,Pasror ''!'ATION~ . . . Hill loll t\1'11 Ylow~ of t.k&t Photoe wtn 1M41t Cronl muat allQw tor deepeatnc teo I •=011 5:00 Ktt Car.•on ,,oq' 5:30 Rocky ,JonOo! ¥'!•qu•rado Party 9:80 Inspector Mark Saber 11:00 Ttl State Theatre . $1,111111.00 $1,3911.00 6·0!1 Abbotlt and Costello 6:30 FHm Fe&UvaJ ·1 ~ 8:0Q Ted Mack's Amateur HOur D·QQ Foeus ., 9:30 Bitr Baker ) 10:00 F.ature Theatre 11:00 Si~~tn OU 9-20-lllc. 13· ~;zt l..•• t....• t•·Min'o ••."c,.....,.•.. A91 For SCle Keiltuek,y Feeder Calf Sales Ohlo. 9 20 3tc 7,7.50 HEAD. 14 SALES Septem· ber 2f.Octl)ber 17. Anllls Here- 6 rOOm unfurnished apartment ford Short-Horll\ Miud. For wltb bP,tb, ,for r'~ ~ ~ M~ information, write George · unfurniShed aJ)ii:Jotment . with Pend~gr~, ~t c•Uie Sptc•a. l>ath. Both n•wlv d...,rated. C,ll . llil, U.illmitY of' Jj:eotuc~ llof: . 2114., • . ' ' • ' '" I 10 'i f ------ lngtori, Ken'lueky. ' .. ntqnam~ D~li-Y C::I!Yf'J'OQVOTE- Hen'1 .b•w ·"' w...ti ll• AX \' D t.. A' ... Xj lf .,...}' t'f f'~T . · ~LON~PELLOW ' I · Ont letter '• Imply lt&nd• for another. In tht'l fJtimplt A. It uHd fflr 11M three L'l, X tor lb.t two O'a, ,,~. 1 IIQIII• '-•14f•· IPQI• l.~1f.~· the ltfillh And formation Of tht WOritl lrt all hlnta. 1fG;~. df,r tl'le twa letter~~ an dlfl'trant · • :; . ,, . . Iller 5:00 R- 11\-• pan• TW>~er. :; .'PomU?Y• RD 3. ~ 2~ 1tp · A-1 - ,.gulat"\1 healer ale. CJ!IIII!~.' IKI\ 0 ll MHQA, ~1fPHXJ$!· o H Z R I K W Z J' P TI GOod · W eondltion. / Call 3110-M. __.......___ _ Jl'l!l!'lll GLASS 0 :WI- ' 'lil·ll 1- e . f -N.a -=-"::: SALE: -WIIton Rug 11 A Crrp\oal'llm Q"9~tttn. !I• 1111 J'l 0 ~ · 'l'eltM:inJ. Firm PriCf tJSWl-00See BlU Hogue, second flqor apartmenl over Vogue Slloe Store Pomeroy. ' ' t 3,18t~ Jd Co act BefiMP pups, 9 w~_ks o •• ,nt , 1 · ~ A Wlllnl& and 4...- aaa· umr• Me. aa iDao POi!>...,. .... u~. I Banquet•, x 12. llole IIA~~G ~ iif,,,IJlWAS!IER ,lf W ' iDterl!sted call --·' f-22-2te ' A Dl•pl9y Ar 't,Vont Ad be Yo11r ltep~sel!totln. .' -They Get Re•ulta., LEW· ll'AIC~ 'ANOTHER LOOK .... NOWHERE ELSE RODNEY. DOWNING f ~· 11~ ~. ·~ at!mO!oL 11!~ ~ovpl,; 215 or 4. N. Bengel, Pomeroy. 9 18 If FOii ~Pead J[Jrby Real m. 3 room furnished APARTMENT. tate Rutland TowMhlp. 11 Utiljti~~ paid. 306' North 4th St. kmd, bouse. barn and out 9 19 61P !4ldillel"'!llb~ See <:Jeoogo A. JoloJh, 'l'hl! Hotel Martin hM available, a idl'I(·Adminilt:rator, 6-1-tl ' few rooma with rubnlna water -;\ steam heated, and Hote1 •ervlce al •P!'<i>l weeklY or monthly rates ·to 1teady ruesb:. Ratea as Jow ts $8 weekly double octuAliO roo,rru tor Special · Beasonab!i.- - Vgelllll Blind>, Ill - IF .caW ~~ J.~ eAnoptea. Ray-Oio. Otr btten. - -' ••wly decorated inside dwelllnl. &nd out !~~~~~~~~~=~ (2l ~partments. 8 room ~ust be seen to be appreciated. \WNCHESTEII • 22 J!O!IM!IT riDe with German seo_pe sight. Good conditlon PhQJ1e 416-:K. e-21-3tp . ' Cl"'lc i~~· ilnroin 'cl.ndai~t>J. colleotors item. f219P-OP '~~* • I. . ONE four room and 1 five room · Etenlnp ap,IIJanca ''.',,'YI!IU · 9-21·24-2te nwll,le " · Two B¢~ms, Jll~~en, LlvlniJ roo'!!, ·~p~g,PI)If!tj)'ll!r!l" !"" , ,arden, $35.00 per month. Contact Alex Wbceler, Apple Grqve, a... ~lNG EI-SI! SUT····II-IEY'L.i 00 rr EVERY EMERGENCY···· ~y\h. ) Joll!:lfr. Ul!lllles p~l~. ~~ NO!Ih 41~ Sl. o.iddleporl Pnmo""' Phone II . . . 22-31p ... I!Hi3 o~ Bel. ~lr. 4Cr. sedan, Blue Wblte finish, Bleattnar.>s Pomeroy, ~N 11-!E DOC PROCEEDS "TO PQ)BE 1' ntalua CUCKLER REALTY Phon• 101-Y ONE FQUR ROOM AND I (ive Box 229 roorn apartments. 8 room dWell. (9-2Ute) ina, ne:wly d•sorated inside "~~ • {lUt. ~ust be seen to \H: •PPJ'f!CJ· ale~. A. No Beqel. P<m\OI'OY· 9 li tl ~-r-. l>ln,i4j>ed APART· ,1,695.00 U.S. NAVY LINES · Sl. River tip.) 31. lun aod 3t. ~bound 41. -~"(hter of - loe.t MeretU')' Hard Top. ·•::~~rfi· M,n:om•tic drlvt, ttriir's, Pomeroy, Going Plne<• l sOO Llwreme Welt 9-20-Bte 1955 Ply.,.outh Savoy ~ 4J', One local owner. Low Mtleaae. Bleaitnars, Pomeroy Theatre 13 3:30 Medical Horizons • OnYourDt•l :ao $1;895.01) r I. ' 3:00 College ]tress C.onference 1 19M Bttl~k itQ4drpaster · \ .. 4dri Sedan;·Power Steerfiai ft \tln· dOfill; ...:.... Bleattnar's PomerOY. 1 l2:00 Fait•h for Todaoy 1 1:15 TBA 6:30 Ozary Jubilee SU..$ET u . A11tern News t&-11 . 9 15 If 1:15 What's Your Trouble 0:00 By 38-12 ~ore f4Yt • DON'T YQU KfiOWI Bakli'~ wW " " Y.., lh• beet 'ltlllt on 11n1tun "" oppllan- 12:30 Oral Robel1s FUm F~nnlea Nelsonville Wins Over The Plains I 11:'9 ' ~Jsn !In ':00 Saee~~sb &,: Saddtt- 26 Skill 29 ~r11 Llnu of ( t. .-\t 9-22·3tc A:N J;VAl'jGtL!ST!C I!EETIJ'IG 89 ACRE FARM near Rutland, sever Ill acres tirtlberland, large vein \ Jll\ !>e belq Sept. 17 tluv S<pt. 30 •t ~loq Church <>1 Christ esoh or coal, house in fa ir condition with ras and electtlc, Contact ,vep~ng It 1:30 Sne~udirtJ $a~ ' ~'I''· Ray RUiS~II, a tonner 2885 Williams Road, Groveport, QVlCit ·SlmvtCII ... me:mper of the cHurch will be Ohio. PJII'IOI . ., r~ Tmlned i!JW!iltoter. <;oU.INS .JEWE. ~i>Jtii.U. EYeryono 1, Invited 10 '\II<Qd. 9 19 !Ole • l'toJ!om. : . t~d 10;00 Sunday ~ews Specl~l ~~~~~ Grav.el Htll, 100 X 100, good building sites. Call R.-E. Collins, 6l73.J or Sc!lrberry Grocery, Middleport. I 6;00 SATURDAY J\lndlon l 9uesUons. Readings guaranteed « no char_ge. Open daily from ' 10 L m. to 10 p. m, For appoint1 ment csll 14~7 WXI. Everyone welc:Qme. 9 19 6tp Annie OatiOJ 7:ao stage'Show 8:00 Two for l!le 119¥1 rh·er 31. Llltt~ Mu•lc note I •· (201 ---:-e.uaines~ $11rvl'" - sOlVe your problems, Answer all LOTS FOR SALE WHTM-TV Ch~n.-.~l13 ,; - po41try 21-Ccmcl... 30. PJrt of .. "1.8 ltt" ~3. j~. I 4:30 Bar~d:waa:oo '86 4:30 CBS" Ne'lfs !:t~"'' e. Sllak~ ""'lth ' " . .... -- emount 2T. Kl!"' of • 4:0(1 Face The Na.tloD U:lD The Late Late Show #2. JMnjeCilari lauchter - aam• at 10. Pedaled 11. C<lnfllct "Od" I BasebaU Game ; 1- Mol\arnm"' d&n prJe•t "· Heart lantt . ) ~- 23 lAwyer't retain !(In~ :ze. ICntiN 3:30 CBS N~Ws 6:30 Buccaneers auddu4 Thtn eooktt Li'l!lqWs Buebatl Preview 21. oaurad 23. Man.'t !Or I 7. Mall klln I"*r. l I . lndl&o I 1:00 ' P.rofess ional Foolb:Lll 4:00 Band Wngun '56 20. Ch,lne•t I i:arLh aa a rI ·---- Bll Top Lone llaor<r DOWN lt. ¥amber of family ~1. NU"~II'!' nolt ~~- Sp,nlt" dufct 01 11th C. 11 •30 12:45 Call 294. 9 20 tf MAD-'M MARY j J PEACHEs-w;-;re-piclr:lng SalPALMIST berta pe~~cbes. Fine for freez. Girted, reader and advisor, Tells ing. Brlns containen. Webster :your past, pre11ent, and future. Fruit Farm. 5 miles e-a.st of U worl'led, or in doubt, put yaiir Chester . 9 14 tr rniud at ease, I will help you ' 10:00 Tbe lAte Show 11lldt 11:15 5:00 Ray MIUand Sbow DAILY CROSSWORD 11. Tl.lle~; a~t~:ay 12. ConjuncUon 13. The pa.lm 11.00 a:ldle Pllgazines, comic \)ooka 9-22-3Jc f:Dd ~ket size books. Parktr's ' Rll!itauroru, Pomeroy, 9 20 3tp 8 Cubic foot Norge refrigerator. SUNDAY • *'~'" ~aturd1y, llept 2Z ~~l 10:30 ;.latices wr. t 4:30 F!ature Report - - - --· t- P.trform 10:00 Steve Allen Show Television Playhouse Loretta Young ShoW National Bowling Big town Count of Monte Cristo Drerw Peanw<n Show Neo.<l! and Sports Treasure Thi!ake Si,gn Off SATURDAY 8:30 SICID On Tal., of Teuo Ra1111en w•• t "~'' 6 :30 Clrow Boy Iris VonCooney Engogement Is Being Announced li\enbuh Hartlwar• · Cara of TnanTts a-nd Special NoSu,.r ltun Fetct ~ill tice• of Everits printed at regu' 9 19 2mo. p ~ Jar clasaified rates. Obituaries 'I .1t 1 cent per word. 3 ROOM APAIIT·MI!NT FOR RENT ,......published .-washirig uti1ities furnished. $14 . f 1' a week. 680 South S~ond Ave. -Middleport, Phone 608T·Y 12:30 Wild Bill Hickok H club enoyed a wiener rout at Bailey's Lakf!, Sept. 5. Att.ldlng were Linda Hubbard, Robert 'R. Hanten, Janice Tuford, Cornelius Phillips, Charlene HayC!I, John Slaek, Kathr~ Slack, John Krider, Sharon Hayes Paul MIUer Jean Teaford, San\pson Han, and Mrs. Tr{ly Zwilling, Nancy EicJ:tutger, Mary Jane Loukl, Malcolm Guintber, Robert Slack, Terry Phalln, Arthur Wolle, Elmer McCoy and Jeqe Tomblin. ' --'N!e Miutonary Society nf the Presbyt('rltln Church met in the Tbe Syracuse Sunshln •' Girl.t 4· chUJ'("h anueox for the-Ir September l. >Cui- . WCHS-TV ChannelS Town 1: Country Maw. Freda Fletds was hostess .~o ttre WSCS of the Metbodu.t: "Church at ber- home. The pl"ftd. dent, Mn. Ann Sauvare-, preli.ded •t the meetlnJ. Mra. AUce Capehlr' led the devotions uaina: 83 her topic "Thl): Spirit of Cbr.l$t for AU Llflil -" Mlq Marcia Karrl' (llvc a book revlf'W on ''The Church In Boutb EAst Asia." Seventeen aick call, were reported. A round rob~ c~d •oot to Mrs Clara Robert&, In H01lur Hospital. Ml':t. 1111'Y Flllla(Jan and Mrs . 'Mae ~r were also remember~·d . , Im"_, 5.45 News Picture 6:00 Topper 7100 8:00 9:00 9:30 will [ ~verU~P~e 12:00 Big Picture Syratuse Society 4CII08. G:3U Gw.pe1 Rarmoqy The~tre cbart• ,ll('c.- '! 5•00 ,Meet the Press ---··- - - - - 8¢~\!0o. ber_l,._ umoJres ap<fc. tt~~s wiU be' permitted to bo1ler, ~~~~ef 1 poliotmAn. guard." \ 4.30 Captain Gallant 8:00 Ceasar's Hour - -Help - Wonted I 3:30 The St:annaster Pictll;l'~ 8:30 Dowa YoU Go 7 :00 PeJTy Como Show ·-----·---~--- I' 3:00 Dr, Emest Jones 6:00 Sports Eye UP • Foregin corres- I ' Roy Bogen 1171 cents SpeciaJ_.-()ne montb for per ~. Fuu rate ~f 2 eeou Pft' word be--eharged for if not paid for ~{ll'l'e the 21th of ~uh mO~th followt\1 intertion . ~ d ,. Errors in Advet(ish1J-Shoul be 82 reported Immediately. The Daily · StnUneJ will not be responaible RATS K~D wlth ODIIil pound I for more than nne incorrect In· !5STAR WARFARIN. t Safe, .111ure, sertion. ~"' cu.aranteed, ·r ·, BELVED~RE lor &ale or will trade ror propert)' or huUH trailer. Harry Ed· wards, Rutlaad Rt. 1 9-21·3tp Rdtabie lady- to liveJn ilnd care for two J!DI&1l chlldrell!. arid Urh.t house V(Or~ fiye dA)'I • . wen rot, 9hio , while mother worlr:1. Call 3.13:1 ' 9-22-3lp or COilt.iot Mra. Antll Burbridge Downington, Sox 40. 9 21 3te 9 cubic foot Kelvinator refrigerator $100.00. Kelv1nttor electric siove $3:$.()Q Fu111~ sa. conver$n burner ~-09· Cell 9 22 6 l~ 6128-X _ APPLES FOR sALE - 11Jt mUeA south or Rutland. John L. Rom_ 8-lmGc lnes. 2' Zoo Parade· 350 LEGHORN - H&N 1956 PLYMOUTH 6 mo. old, 80 per cent ~fl)duefion. Jlalph ftU4iell Ppm~ ­ 't cen$• pC!r \fOrd for three con· Stcutive tnsertlom. , 2:00 Outlook 5:30 sAl.~ 16· For Sole or Trade p~Jilet.s 2 <"ett1a per wor~ 1 \toe in· ·~rtiOJ}. !oli~lmum 4:00 Dance Party 9:30 Your Hit Parade• poa4eDtl pr.oposed. tocby that ~0:00 Saturday Nlekt Jambore• the new!l users ISJOCiatiol) ·call it-, 10:30 Ellecy Queen &elf "The Suez Navitation AlSo· ei~tion and Federation of Users· SNAFU." · llaJO News lr Sporil NEW UMPIRI IjAMES CHICAGO UP • Cook County 11:10 Owl Tbe:.tre jail warden Jack JOhnson announced some speeial provisions 1:30 S.,n Off for an inter--cell block 'bastball Columbus. 0. Two OhiG <l-H'tn talked their way to the· National trial and other development. 4-H Club Congrtsa in Chlcu;o this Exterl!lion rural sociologutJ at fall by winnlni the state 4-H "Safe· the State Univer.sily sl}' Guernsey , ty Speaking contest htre, e<~untli.ns n.ow are for.MinJ a !ltHrThey are Marvin Miller, West iaa committee to get tbeir proarlm Jtleunder! an~ Mi.s1 ~na Grace underway. They have .&eheduled a Kno~, Scaut~v1Jie . ~hetr expense meetil;'g October 19 to map their to Ch1caao wtll be J!•lld by an ln:s_ur course of action. ance company. Maller and 'M1ss Tb~ proeram alre(ldy is rolling Knore won over 14 other young in Mo.Droe county where commit· 9peakers, ~II district winners, who teeli are at work on such pctivltlu competed m th .. contest-a feature 1\8 reorgani.zihl{ and expanding or Ohio'.~ 39th annual 4·H Club beal.tb and lianitatlun facilities, Congress, held September US-J9 on deveiGpine better road facilities the Ohio State Univel"llity campu!. an4 discussing: needs tor overall Miller's ~ubjett was "Death Through Neglect ," and M15G KnoreCounty planning and zoning. The Rural Development ~rogram 's "The Di~ease of Accident.l." 1 combines the 1"8iOUftes, sk1lls alld l Jot!- Smucker, Orrville, and Mar1-tadership of pri~ale or&lilmzati_ons, ianne Wollett, Rockford. placed brms, &reater JOb opportllmties 1 sf'cond. Smu"ker received a watch and better farm living tn under- and Mi.11ll wollett a !let of Jllil\oer. developed rural area~. Both contestant!~ wilJ be eonsider· Throu1h ailocationg to the 24 ed for trips to thr, National Conestates wi~h pilot countie.111, the Fed· l't!.S.!I on the ba11is ol their record 1. erl) Exten11i0n Se~vice has provld· David Greeneisen, MsryRY'llle, and ed funds for salara~s and expense• Lois Boyd, Fredericktown, were or ~ddUional ntenston workers to named as alternates, al!liLBt with programs In these -t" 1:30 Youth Wn.n.ts To KooW 2:30 ---- - ·--=-c::= r·oR 1:30 Baseball SNA'U CANAL USERS f9rw11fd witb baJaDced avleultural indus- r ---- -- 1g <i4UAGI!. SINGLE BARRE)., abot&!IQ -tt2 one, c04l w11ter beater · $10. Otis Bailey Vine St . Racine. 9-22-3-tc Oq 7-Q. NEWS BREIFS (9) ForSo~e •, SUNDAY Wh.eeling ftrHback HaTl"f KeiCi:nley 11 30 Man .to Man in ·the fourth quarter and was ! 10 DO Fal"'Y carried from t he field Wheeling 111 45 Endustry on Parade hospital said Maek, a .senior and 10.30 Uocle Johnny Coo111 honor .~tudt"nt. suffered a ''tn.J- 11 00 Cowboy Theatre 12 00 Ame1 ican Forum brJin injury " The game continued after Mack 12:00 Warner Bro. Fashion Show 12:3{1 TV Ohapel w41 iojured and Centr&l C.a.tho.lie l :OO TBA 1:00 Talent Showcase I• ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Sept 21, 1958-S I ., 10 Buildu;g America . I WS.AZ-TV Channel3 r tam~ . TELEVISION WHEELING, W. Va. UP Louis Mllck, 17, co-captain of theCentral Cat'holit High's f09\baU team died today from a lnJury suffered Fridt.l ~I in a IIYNOLD L Gllllll IDITOl ------ . "-- ' Part!... Weddinp, and prlvate.bl'e"lkfast, 1~ ~eons. ·ami •~!'<! 114rUes. P "' 3,98 1P Mr. S\l'!u~\ 0. Per- ' leslee of Hotel Martin. 9 10 lmoc · jijii)iij~Oi"~~~}ff.~~ • Eldon Weeks' Entertain With Dinner �' ' •• • • • Po~nerov Co1nes .FroiD Behind To Down C-D • ' I· • 1 < 'I I !~'*' . * *'it Lambert And Barnhart Standouts Defensively In Panther Victory By PAUL M. CLIFFORD I !IJI • ' I 4 Mid~eport Is Much Improved The The Pomeroy P1:1ntbers cam'e fieid. an1 Jerry Davis' fell en the roaring irom behind f1)r the sec- ball on the C h aun~cy 35. Three · ond straight week last ni~ht as plays pick( d up nine yards, but they Wok a 19-7 \'ictory from a then C' lffiC the rlrst of sevt>n op. tough Chauncey Blul:' Devil cl.cv- ~ning half fumbil'£ as Don Smith en on the lau~·s field after trail· ; bobble,d , and Chauncey t.ook over 1 lng 7-6 at hillf!ime. H was· a list. l on !he 26 yarr! line. less, fumbling and o~l'1lnfhlent Four plays later_,~~rt agakt Panther ~h!'V'.:n th at played t-he buiiN hi, way th~' to block first half, but in the second haLf [ McAFee'• kkk tMft#~,~ f n•r left they were an entirely different' his foot and thl 1 tf~f Hawthorne ball elub, and won out on sheer reeoveAd on the 23 . · yard line, power •nd tough c.ldense. Junior hit for four y•rdt!, _ and . Smith picked up five on 11 keep It was stnktly a team VICtory for play to the lefl. H•wthGrne picked the ·Panthers as. they recovered up four yard, and a flnt . _ , on from that ~ad r•rst l!Alf to get the 1() I ,and Jimmy JO. Hem•ley hac~ on tiM-1r feet for- the scco_nd hit for •ix yard, to th• four 0 ~ Sl-~aliht week.. IA•d by Co_-Qatptams right tackle. Hawthorne then took 1 Malton Lft.mb('rt and Jumor Harw- it ov in t Ia but tM thorne along with big Rich Barn- 1 1" lh wo,P Yl,l 1 on 1 hart h . ry or l' e• ra po n wua opo .t e Panthers put on a demon- ped ju•t •ho•·t of th~ tiJOill line. 8trataon of power •n the second , .". , . . . half to simply uverwhelm their - Jus!. arL. the ()Qsumg klckoffoppofie t.s h · 'd t ll [ early 1n thr: >erond quarter Hems· a good nbail~l~b.mel en a y, were ley tntc-rcep!~eli l\tcACce'1! paaa on , the Poml•ruy 43 and re-turned- it SCORES the lone touchdown of the Middieport·\nedy, 60; Kenneth Lewis, 51; Eddie Blake, 3; Thomas Kelly, F?r the second str-aight week, I nicely .to the ·Chaun ciy 40. l,t look· Jun1or Hawthorne, who oUverCHme ed as 1f the P:mth~•-s were on the WaN>ma game played at Bachtel Field on Friday night. Here, 57. Number 40 In white is Larry Hesson of Wahama while a case uf first half butter .f lngcM, m.areh ag-ain. bul i't waa at this Bob Oliver, Wahama quarterback, number 31, in whlte, is I number 37 in the background is Dick Yoong. The touchdown scored 19 poll'll8 atr 'h.e talUed all point that their play completely shown as he sneaked across for the score. Middleport players came after a long p,ass completion from Bob Oliver to Joe three to~~ehdowns, and added the went haywrrc . They wer-e pe-naiJiz.. lli!llle extra point. Big Jun.ior, ed I~ yard~ lor holding, and· Hems- in the picture are Mike Erwin, 68; Tem Clark, 72; J•nior Ken- Ford that carried to six Inch line.~o:f:M:i:dd:i:epo::r;t.===== IJCOred on runs of one, 13 and four ley W8.(s Lht•n tu;;s~d for a s-ix yard yards, and in t he seoond half loss. On -the next play Smith tosahowed the S<Jme power that he st•d back to Hawthorne Who wa11 dilp)ayed last week in the t>pencr back lo pa<f!i. ·hut he rumbled and agabwn Wabama, He ahto p'laycd Kelsenbrrg recovere-d for the Deva gopd defeMive gam('. i~ on the Pomeroy 30. TONifitfT How.ver. It w•s th• tremencloua Thl'ee plays net.cd only one 1Rory C•lhoun • $~11y WlrtH:n plar of Milton Lambert and Rich yard, but a fourth down paa1 from larnhllrt on dtfet'llkl that wu pro- M('Afel! to ICranylk was good for Gilbert Roltnd "TRIASURI OF .balily the m1ln k•y to the P1nther 11 Y•rds and a rl1'91. down on the , PA!ft0H41 ' VI~LA" . victory l11st nlthL Both boys war• 1 l8. Chaunct•y was then penailled (Supe~Ope · Ttchnlcolor) all ove-r th• fi•JCI m;r,king hekles, back to Lhe 2:i, hut on .the n.eoot -AUG•nd In tddUion L•miMrt blocked ' play Kdsenberg faked the ball to Glenn Ford • Gloria Gnheme two · lfunt._ 11nd the Hc:ond Mt up ~cA!u.e on ;1 reveJ'.se, and went "THI BIG HIAT" the ap:::~ Pomeroy score In th• around l1is own rig ht em.d to go Cartoon-- ..BUSY BUDDIES" fll'lt • · r. The ,..,t Of fflw !1116 23 yards for the Chauncey tahy. Sun-Mon Sept D-~ elao played tood Nil except for Kranyik bolted the ext111 point to Suun Hayw•rd Ecllly AltMft tftt lapee~ midway In ffle opening make it HI for thn Devils, a·nd I'LL CRY TOMORROW - ctu•rtflr until helftim., and the t hls Is the way lt co lied at halft:ndl 4.td pod iobt of turning In time. - Alao1 ·skip Homti•r Kril'line Miller 11 1Yl •xcilpt .., •the OM · Alex nlo uppnrently put ! wMn Chavnce,'~· In THUNDER PYER ARIZONA field on ct.fenM Ttd BM•gl• the tfl'an.then:• at haiCUme (In Natvr•m• a.nc1 C•lor) n.s they c111nc out 11 different team Carton - Lone Chlc:kmonk ball, In thr 1;-crond stanza. Wii Ron• kickJimmy Hem•ley Pllyad while Ham•l•y, Danny Morrla and 00 ol'f to Spencer 011 the 15, and h~ Rodney Spenc:e,) all m•d• nice talns on offen... Another brltht wa.~ a 1most away as he retumed feeture Will the continued lmprovt , to lhc l'.omeroy 43. Morris hlt f4lr rntnt of quarta .-blilclc Don Smith, two, and Spl·ncer pick1~ up lour. . Hnwthot'rH! went for three uv tht' wflo WN P•rtlul'lerly lmpn.llve middle and on fourth down with ~n· the two HConcl half touchdawn Hw bab 011 the Chauncey 48 the •rlv... · Pant,bcrt; gambled and Hawthorne up ·.tow yarda for a rtnrt. Pome1'0y scored in thll ~Uart.er· aftet: mh;!i'lng otte . Smith oil a keeper went for Wnll.y early In the illffit'. Big • fiv 1· and Ha;wt.horne went over Ll.mbert had bro~~~'O~gh to the ' middle for cigbt ahd a first KENNmH LEWIS ·picks up yardage against Wahama in the Wahama Whlte FaiCQD~ Bachtel .-ield. I h:n·e them h~lted by fumble& tor I H••-••• pl.,... Spe..,.• r> lhree, ond In two trl .. I ..vr• for thol'nc plck.ed UJ another on tha 15. Hemti•Y hIt or IT'S HERE 1957 HARLEYDAVIDSON ON DISPLAY AT ' BUNCE IIARI,EYDAVIDSON ~ 1 tht~tr IT'S' , TUESDAY-8:30PM , THURSDAY -1:OOPM-5:00PM FRIDAY-9~00PM . . ' SATURDAY-- All Doy Open at I :QfPM -,· ~SUNDAY-1:00to7:00PM . . ' .. 1·· . 381. E. Second St. T "lephont 260-X . ' BA! .. E';'- ~ I Designed SURE ' To Give· YOUR With CAR MORE POWER our or e . OIII'CI carded over for the c:rtrl LW:Jtat. 1 Statistics gave the Put.Jlehl ~Pe : fiM downs to only thr-ee 6w Ohauncey, while the local, had a t1..1tal ol 169 yt.rW Crom t'Uiblna to . 71 ror the !O.":rt:. fom,~t M· tempted only one ~an end It Wit I incornplote, while Cb&Wlef1 t.roled 1 nine eom-p)eoted tiYio fOr 18 fA~ and had Ont!' intetceptod Pomenf punted twlee 'for 8 38J' ~ av*r• . . . , while Ute a Devil• · fh'e ••pUDbo wtlh only 21 yard·ha ave.-..:e two. o! them ww-e blocked. Th• p~ I th•rs loot 35 yarda ·by I Try High HP Purelub'ebilandPure Gaefine! With . Thj~ Higb HqnepowerCombination You Will l>'llllllie 1+ 1' - \. I . . ., Jlurn Less Gas~· U$eless Oltor ·BOTH· '· The · lineups; POMIROY · Enda: PREPARE Wilctwn~vth, Johnfi!On. READY YOUR CAR NOW FO~ Guarch1 Bamhtlrt WINTER! Center: Wwry. Baclcllt Smith, s,_,.cer, I M.rTa. Hllwthornt, Herr-.., Hemsley eftd .':.};,~:~ti8R~ . . S~~,tl:'; .ANTI :· FREE~E ·'~ ~tfl'~~'!J!-, ·~'}'" CHAUNCIY .... Enda: Kell1r, Gabriel lftd Wll· Here she On T"kiN: Mc~l'hl., KIM, ...... l•tt ·~d Mctt.ony: Guaftk: Plnctlll, ~•rookttart and BtekiQ. CenNr: JeiMI •r'ld N4g.-ady. Joe .-~u, "11"'1' r• ' !r... at the .• • ' I L ' ' 6 0 ,6 7 _ 19 , 0 7 0 0 _, . N~ .Y u • . + · \.,;~'' \;·, GUARANT££tf ..AU. WINt£~ I a ..ko: Smllfl, MeA..., Krrnylk 1 KeluhW.. O'N1II, lt.-ell .. end st,ldcr. I 'Let Us Test Your Radiator For Leaks and Fill It With ACT HOWl , . LaHI.. I~=~ qua,...., ' NOW! .. Tackles: Limbert Hid Dtvla .....- - - - - - 1 , ........, ''l!iio..-~..----------- Floli~ci and \wo plllfl later • ,Pomeroy Bowling Alley :Estes in ' GASOLINE m•n 1nd Welkw. · oPEN BOWLING . rh• Hawthorn~ wetrt ov1:, frdWi 'tlhe f f th TD lo ,.. be . 1 HI for the Oevlla. BOWLING TIME AGAIN (SenUnel photo) •no good, but Hawthotu.e piaed .'leve•n on th0 last play ol the tlhird qua!'ler Smith made it a fil'llt down o.n the &!even· with • sev~ yard gain t ·h u 40 yardti for ;:~~~~~~=~:;:==~'~'!~"~'~"~"'~"'~'~''~ un( I nuux: e '-·~r~om4o:ro~y~tvo~k~'~":::l' and George Hesson,32. The play was good for three yards and came in the first quarter of the game. Wahama won the C<lll·i I HMV· I r 6 0 . lr II r_a t vIc tory of th e season. first test by a· score o • for tlhe down on the 23. Smit'h's paaa WM' ';!: , • ... •nd Smith picked up thre.. Haw· thorne mad• It • fl ... t down on the three v•rtt.-llne, end at th~ '::1 th• Panth•re wen penallz •c to the niM, •nd SmUt. l•t foyr yerds back to the 11 Hawt~o~ th•n took • handoff trom m t •nd -nt ttl• lad 13 yards into the rf I straight· •nd t.o"-. 111 • PDW" u arm warded off tM o~ly would be t•ekler. SJM"cer Wl'll stop.,ed lu•t 1hort nf the 11011 1 line on thd ry for thf' e:~~th point. I' Chauncey gambled arter th n urxt kil'koH ItS on the fourth duw 5 with thrcf' to g<l Q>ll their. own ~ t!wy tried II (ake k.J.Ck Wllh Kl' senb£•rg going up U:te ~lddlr am Rl'rnhn•:t stopped him aot the 1111 ~ Mlddleport-Wahalna game· on Fr!day evening.' W.ahama play. ers in the picture are Jet·ry Arnold, 57; Jimmy Weaver, 49; '. ts aD> '.£SS away their best seorinR chance of BE 1 do;;_:c:rlh;,!!· for ··~~. an• final t.aJl)', , , 1 •• 5 ., 11~ o•lnfd,ll•• .. -har koop H~m>lti ~~ live . tnd pl•r·i hla 1~ . ~· lor • ftnt lor •lohl yarde and • 'llrot ..._ down '"' <be 83. Stnllh lllftbd ~IGHtMAJ'.j;f. ,A,L ... t. _;Ali lously were downed by Pt. Plea- tne game when they recovered a aant. The Falcons, hungry for a Falcon fumble at the fiCty yard victory after two defeats, made IJne and moved down to the Wah,. llood we of their one good scorine rna 10 ~Jnly to see a pass inle-cep. ellance .to &o into thi! win column. ted by Wat.ama'a Dick Yoong. Wahama won without the serLater Hindy retw-ned an Oliver vices ot their ace left halfback, punt fo~ 18 yards to lbe .Wabam'l Roscoe Sprouae, who ,injured an 37 yard Une and on« u:ain tbe ankle in the Pomeroy a:ame and Jackets mover all the way ·tp the was unable to play. It is tbought Wahama four yaTd line only to lum .hat he'll return to action perhaps ble and lose tbc ball to the 1!•1ill the next Falcon game. Jn add· cona. Bill Obllnger came up with ition, the Falcons Ioat Kenny Tay· the important recovery . for the lor, first string tackle, to the old Wahama team on thelr- own nine injury bug-a-boo. Ta}rlot i.s cut for yard line. Hindy was injured at the s~as!m according to, reports. that point and had to be carried The Falcons scored the only from .the field on • stretcher. t~chdown of the baU game on the The Falcons were just a11 cl011e .., fa~st play of .the second. quarter to scoring a second touchdown lb With Bob Ohver sneakmg over the second quarter . when! i drive I rom lncbes awa)'. carried from their own 2i l'ard Just a few plays prior t~ the ' line all th~ . way to the fopr yard payoff play, Wahama intercepted Une of Mutd.leport. On tbe lilt a Middleport pa.ss on their own play of th~ larst half, Oliver w~s 37 yard line. On the next play, I.e- stopped fo.r a big loss t'>ack to the roy DuUng, playinli!:' for the injur- 14 yard hne. ed Sprouse broke lOOie to go all Darling filled in as a capable Ule way fo~ a touchdown only to · replacement for the lnjuJ!d Sprohave the hall called back to tbe use and may have won btmself a Middleport 32 yard line where it pollitio!l in tM Wahama bactfield was declared that be llad stepped through 'hi8 determined play , ~n out of bounds. Frlday. He carried the baU a total That play was good for 31 yards of eight times and picked up ~ 81 Oliver hit for three yards and 'then yirds for an average per carry of lofted a pass to .f'nd Joe Ford about 7.6 yards. . tbat carried alrpos~ · lntu the .end , . He. go' off two mce long runs 1 , .. zone. Foid w:i.s 4Jpped at the two one of them tor 31. yards and tbe inch line. From that point Oliver other for 17 yaTds. The former .'.. scored. Darling's extra p~lnt at· c8me on a touchdowll. JaUnt tllat r tempt failed and the Faleona led .Waa called back when be stepped <: by 8-0• out of bounds. That play,if allowed Middleport looked Uke a much . ·w~ld have cover.ed 68 yards. · improved ball club from their pre-. Top groQnd gamer for the PJI· vlGU.S meeting with Pt. PleuaD.t's' cONI, Uto.ua:b, was ~' ~on. Blacka. on . &ev•rJII occasion •hit earried for • totil -,DE::~ yardd~~.~~ the Pme, ·the Jackets 14e of 70. ~ia average. was lower s~, drives which l~ked as if ttian Darling s though Slftce be tot• · go ail'Lbe way only to (JI)ntuine on page 3 I NOW! , Wahama recovered. Later, in tba ond los$ of the se8.!Wn. They prev- I .' .' For the Jackets it was their sec- second half, tbe Jackets tossed I " p Middleport Yellow Jacket.s by a were on th-e Falcon 32 yard UM score of 6-0 in a a:ame played at when Dave Hindy fumbled and I ' ' •• I I ', • nailed down their first victory of p&Kll intercephqns. the sea_son on Fr_lda~ evening After the initial kickoff,.._ they ·they n1ppe9 a flgbtmg band of racked up two first downs and I o r.;;~-ln$hocti11q-• Showing Against •'alcons block Ken T\h·Afee's punt in mid- I L ' ' 1 .- - . ~ . '· ~. ~ d ' 19-7 ... ... * * . * * * * WIIS Downs Fighting Yellow J~ckefs' By 6.0 Tally ~ u \ . • . i.-!)aiiJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Sept 22, 1956 , • W. But eom ._.. PolllllreJ ' ;('·~: .· :~ 'I '."· ,• i~ ·~ f i • . ••' '. 'I;. . .' • ''• ' . ~. WilhnlsoR Od •(dinpant '' •• I ' .•' •' • t oot. HeMin: t to 11, 1 o IQGH a& Naaa oa Tbun.l ' 146 W. Main St,l '-.;;;;;;,.;;;;;.:;..;.;;..;.;;.;....,..._ _ _ _......_ _ _""'1 ' !.-~....;.......J.___......______""':____~______...,__.,.;..~;·~ - ' '" . ....... ,- �6-Dally Seullnel, Pomeroy.MJtldJeport, 0; Sept 22, 1958 --- ALFRID S.S. att.en.d•nc:e on Sept. 16 34, offering NI.M. w.. Mr ·'"' Mn Mu""Y Hopklat lllld daughter Betty of -- • Daytoa jet'ts. The followtnr rommitteeJ 1SJ)t"nt th week end witb Mr. Mld rwere named. Dry Arranaemenu- 1 Mrs Vt>re Swartz an<l WWI.am Hel~ri Woodyard ·a nd Genev1ev& Bentz ' Ser- 1 tacbmenti-Rt\ebel Guthrie . Sewtne ~bine and and At· (;~-~~;~~;;~~~~ .A.ttendance Church of the Syra- :~:v~e: ~~~t~!:\!::.~t~oa:, ~re follO\Wr:& &tS thr 1:i Worsntp W8.8 17, wltb Gutbl'l.• Roy K. WUIIam5, pa'stor. of <huron, open to p•blic Monday 1 ermon T•1lor leadilJa. Charmion SDOd&ras; Time Ma. .ge lAKER i Thoma:s. PIS!«. F1oy(l Clelaod, Sunday School 9:30 A. M Mornio1 'ilhe MYF wi1 have • pal'lf It ment-1belma H~Ddel"'IOD and Hel 1 • ~ Seniee 7 30 P . .M. Pra)o'er wonb1p 10 30 , NYPS 6:30 P. 11; J,.,t~. "EATING HONEY ev THE WAY" Dthille, home of ..llr. and Jtrw. Uoyd en Woode; Nutrition and Meal =~08 W~esoay Dll'ht 7 30 P Evangeltstle service 7:30 P. M. R. M Grove pastor. S. S at 9 :30, By REV RAYMON KONKRIGHT inter s.turday Sept. 22. Planning-Olive Beyler t.nd Grace ~l.llM ooniiaUy irwited. Wednesday evezune pr.ayer meet Lloyd Dillinger ,supl, W~p IU· Middleport Methodist Church On ~unday afternoop, Sept. ~2 Greine-r; _Mrrnbenhlp chairmanu The Rutlantl "'-thodlat Church In£ for I he midweek ud TuesG.Q" vtee 10 45 With scrvic~ at the 24 27 . t~ey will bold a meeMn1 and pte- NlDa Robn)lil()n, Publicity Chair- i.j Rev. Robut E l.Jnt.er, Pastor artern oon prayer hour Elmwood R t h f Scriptu1·e Lesson 1 Samuel 14: ntC from 3:3o-5:00 at the WOOde man-Helen Woode; SocJal Com.. 2 Reuveabe41 CltVrch of Jnus Sunday School ~·30 A. !II. George Hou5e of Pr•yn, Chester, SUllo liYF rneetU:: an~m7cn:co~~:/o , The sacred wrltt!r tells the .hom-:. AU tbe children of_the ~S: miUee........ctan1 FoJJrod and Leot& CbrlaL ol Latter Day Saints, Old Carson, Supt. \\or.s..brp Service at day School 9 30 A M. Morn1ng to 5 _00 Sun aft(!r~n at Woode rlory of how Sau, the leader. ~~ ar~ rnvl.ted. to the meetl.O(. Par- Warner. 1 Town Flat:J, on Portland Route. 0:30 A . M. wor~h1p II A M Sunday evenln& home woo 7 30 P m prayer an umy wu persumg th-e Ph1ils· ent£ 81l.so are welcome. Duea W(!re paid for the- year Sunday School 10 a. m. preacht.ng TM SyncuM M.thocfl1-t Church wor~h1p at 8 Prayer meehn& on ViCC &!YJ.il . ~ty ~t itw horne~ tines. So eager was he to renfu\'e Several me-mbel's of the MYF and the m.eeUng adJourned ~ 1 I 11 a. m. and 8 p . m. and Bible Rev. Robent E Lmter, Pastor . Thursday 8 P M LloYd Dillmgcr Saturday evenln the cncmv from that paJltlcular lind tb4Pr leader attended the meet Thur~day, Oc-t. 11 at the Study Tbur.sday 8 pm Pastor c Sunday Scho-ol 9 30 A. M. Duna Church of Chrls.t, Bndford, Sept 22 g ~ seehon of the country, he declar- Oha.rge MYF meeol.mg at M~nere-- home of Helen Woode with Dry FOB W. Proffitt Asst Cbas Hupp WJflebrenner, .Supt. Worship S~r-- Rev J ohn Wyatt, Pastor. Bible · et.l that no one should eat unt 1I vi!J.e. on Monday Sept. 17. , A.rra-ngemenl..!l at1 the subject. , . Chun::h of Chrl&t In Chriatlan VJees 7 30. Sehoul 9 30, rhurch services 10.30 J evenmg The people peared th ~ The Alfred Home Economics Union, Middleport. Rev. Guy F . THE RACINE MISSiON, Chul•• Youth meetme at 6 P. M. and pumshment so they did eat noth· ~lub met at the ~ome of Hazed Hez:eJ Stout and Sarah Caldwe-U Sayre, pastor. Sunday school • 10 Bush, Pa~;tor .Sund•y l:ichool 10 evang<'hstJc service Sunday even mg However, thev were IR a land toot, fSel2pt. 13 With an attend- attended a meeting of the Mel.g.9 ' Sh•r11v Oo. Home Council at the home a. m. Odell Manl ey, supt, Prayer a_ m S un d IIY evemn~ worshl)l mg at 7 James Reed, Supt . r' sCaM ala of p •rson.l Pr~rty that had the roputation that "II ance L. o S· . . Geneva Nolan or Syracm;~ s-.t. of , and Praise- service 7 30 Wed 7 ·- 7.30 P m Weekly Prayer ServJC(!-" No. 12,371 flowed wllh mJik and honey ~f~zel tout, preytdent, pret~~ded -"' 12 30. Btble Study , 'saturday Reeds.vill• Ctt.re•. Rev, Fre•land Th• State of Ohio, Meigt County, Jonathan the son or Saul was als; at ~he muting w~ch took up the Mr and ~.rs. Sed 0'8Men of I 30 1Tuesday 7 30 p m Pur tland ser ' · '1 V.ICCi Prayer se1 ~lte Mond 11 y at Noms, Pastur Services at Joppa Common Pl•as Court. m the ar~v. but did not hear lbt= duhcs and obl1gahons of )(fleers • Columbus VllSlled at the Harry Evangelistic service. lt.Cine B•ptlst Church, V. Wr:~o 7 ~ p . m Regular t•hurch serv1ces 9 30 A M , Sunday at 10:20 Sun- Jack1on Production Credit Allaoc:l· demand m~de bv hls rather. As and m~mber:. lmpor~~~nt datet~ G~t?r~.e hon~ ~ver:abc woc~ end ley Jenkins, Pil:ltOr. Sunday School Fnd•y 7 30 p m day School _at Lons Bottom 9:20 A. •tlon, a corporation, Plaint!H, 'II tile arm p<:ssed through th.e were g,Jven l.lnd the different promsmore Yes s been 1 for 9 30 M 0. The BriJhteat M P ca hi 1t) 4or. s Thoma .. L. White, O.t.ndant, y . jeel.8 for the year were dtscU1!116'ed the past few days. : . orni_ng wor~hip 10.45. J::veCHURCH OF CHRIST; Hiland ., r c ng llervtc,e . ''• un woods they saw honey drlpp1!1" A poi.luck lunch was served Ml"S . W. E. RobiJl.s-lm and son ~ oer 1n Middleport 1 ntng wor~h p 8 on the h:t. 3rd, 5th Chapel, Rev Ed iso n Weaver, day Schoo_] at ReecUville 9:20 A. In pursance of an Order of Sale f1o m the t1cc and Jonathan dtv- n.oo 9pent the week end Wlth rela-tives Meeting w d 8 bl 8 h00 1 10 S M Preachlll-K. In the .'lbovc enlllled action, I will ped and did cat He 1mmed 1at[']y ~- ,~ . , in W. Ya. Sundays Prayer lQ BAUR FURNITURE n end ay a· · • _e cMormng ascrvt{'C m upt Henry Free Methodllf Church. ' tt.r ry offer for sale at publk auction , recc1.1ed the 11 , .... ,h needed •lrcog· ed lue '·t.ernoon wasth devolEblm, 11 ·30 A to mo d -~----~--Third Street Pent•cOJtal Church M Evangeli St!(! Service 7-:m F Dates, Pa~;tor, Laurel Cliff. Bun- at the door of the Court Howe in th r~ 1SCWl6Jon on e pro- 1 Middleport, B. L. Barrett, t~astor. M.' , · · day School 9:30;_ ClaM meeUDi Pomeroy, Ohio, in the abOVI! nam., We muit m·ver forget thod God -~ Suntlay School 10 a. m. Evenlnl Gnce Epls.eopat Church East ~0 :30; FMY ~ervtce 7:00; Preach- ed County, on Tuesday, the 9t~ has provided honey by the way lor new. their Blr~agth. We se~rm -to ' ~ervice 7:45 p. m. Mam Street Pomeruy R~v J mg B 00; Prayer MeetJn& Wedne• day of October, 19M, at 10:00 eac-h or us and 1t 16 left up to us recetn a ton1c on Sunday that •• Methodil-t Ch•r... Letut F•lls, Edwm €haries, Rector; ' Mrs. Ce-- d~y 7.30. Hysell . Run Sunday o'clock, a. m. tbe following de-- to appropnate to mct::t our need:;. helps all through the: week. Wnght 9:3() A. !M. Apple Grove. 10.30 dnc W. Clark, urgaD!!Jt Worship Srhool 10, Preach1Di ll :11. scribed peN.onaJ property; One There are various types of dcplls- Mitchell of near Troy, OhiO, .say~ Waal8, 7:30 ~- M ~taf'l: Fal's Ru· and sel'nwn at lO ·JO A. M.. Holy FAf~VIIW Tratto~ FarmaJJ H 1948 Mo~el. Ited honev for us Let ua take a ''1 am so thankful to God for .u:rantral Life Serv1ce wibh spec 1al mu· Communio" first Sunday tn month. Edward Griffith pastor. Sunday One Dtsc 6 ft . I. H. C • One Lime look at so'mc of them and bOw we mg to Us one ret>t day oU.• o( Ml'. ~ayer meehn.gs . Wednesda)' Chureh Sehool , Beginners and School 9:30 a. m.; Youna PeoPles Spreader, I. H C., One Mower, may rete 1vc muc~ needed streng· eaeh seven." The hoDfy c-f Gd4!s ('Ven~ 7 30 Letaf"t Falb, Sunday Prunary, 11 t 10.30 A M For infor- meetmg 6:4D p. m.; !'reachlr&l ser- T ft, 27 V. I. H. C. One Wagort On th. hrutse not only g1ves u,. ro!:!t bbt l.'vemng Apple Grove, Su.nday eve- mation cuncerninc uur work, vices 7 :30 p m.; prayer meeUD&'. Rubber-Oil~er. Honey of God's Word ts suffici- ll.'l we eat we fmd much n-eeded Wednesday 7 30 p m. Saki_ Premtse,s located at ThOrlla5 ent if one wQuld but read 1t. How-l strength _for the day. . nmg East Letart , MYf' meell.ings please telephone 302-J Christl~m Church •• RHdsvlll• Churfoh .,, Chrillt, Mlddl•port, L Whlte fa.rm on the Bashan-Keno ever, some say not lili[.er~sting There IS much i?Y and g'ladnc~~ ' Monday 7 30 P. M. Apple Grove, 1'h-ut"1Jday 7 30 P 1M East Letart. Every Sunclay lV It M Sunday Frr-d l G11rdner, PMtor. Bible flo~d. . But 1L has all tyJ)e.s of inte{estlng brought to the Chpatun as he par· Zion Church of Christ, LDCat•d Sl'hool <lrHI Cornmun 11111 hrst Sun- &hO(J] 9 30 il m Morning worship $9'11:1/::C, Premlses Appr"l!ed at stories the same as on an~ news takes of the honey prepared for vn Pomeroy-Han-t~nviUe Road. day In monl h ll .1\ M Church l 0 :JO ~ m se1 mon "The Noblest · an-d canRot be sold lor stand today and they have the 10 . him. There was a young man B1ble School 9 30 A . .M. Monu.ng commumun ;1 nd r)rtach Jn,q, third Art '' l'hrL<>It an Endeavor, 6.30 p. le~s than two-thirds (l( that terpretation to make better men whose wedding was drawmg near. Worsht~ ~d Commuruon- 10:30 A. Sunday 1n month "3(1.. p ~ m Special f' V(!lllllg service, 7:30./ lmounl . and women, boys and girls, as noth ~lans were all made for the festM. GbrtsLIEtn Endcn.\•or 7:U5 P. If. church preachmg-R~·v Harold c. E11rl Slack, Rutla-nd r.hurch pas-tor TERMS OF SALE Cash mg else can do Luke chapter 1~ tva!. It Was then that be meJ Jesus Evem6e Worshtp 8 P. M. Thomas Dosier Pastor wJ!l be spenkcr anJ h1s congregaCharles Rus..~~n, g1ves three short stories: lost and surrendered h1s all to Him . Wyatt Minister. Joseph Johnson, Chri's.llan Church •t Lon1 Bot- tlon guests Tuesday 7 p m. chou· Sheriff of Meigs County, OhiO !:ihcep, lost com, lost boy. The book People began to ask what about B1ble SehooJ., Supt. tom, every Sund1~v 9 :so A M. p•·actiCi' : W('d 7 30 prayer meet. M D Webster, Attorney ol Hoses 1eveals a great love the great hme that he was to story between man and woman .. !have at the weddmg feast. But as Min•r~vllle M•thodlst Church, Sundav Srh,. 11 J <md communion. tng and B1hll.' study with Homer (D) 8• 22 • ( tO) 6 Rev. H. M Grove, Pa.s.tOO", H01:1mer flrsl Sund:~y 111 moJJlh 7 JO p \f Jme rl£'volrunal leader and EdThe book of Acts I1Yeo1. adventure they went their eyes were opened ~ousb, Supt. 10 A. M. Sundiay Chureh prc•ndw1 ~, llmd Su~day Wiircl Fu•nch In charge or lhc Ia~-~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT such as a ~ca voyage and ship 1 for they soon discov-ered that he Scbool, 11 A. M WvrsJup Sernce, m month 10 :lOA M c"tlurc h com- 80n EX!Kutrhc wreck and how 1M people wer-e had asked Jesus to be there. He Tuesday 'l-:30 P. M. mumon an 11 preal'hlng - Rev Flrtt Baptltt Church, MiddlepGrt latatt of Clermout L. Arnold saved The book of Revelation has took Jesus as He was .and found Mlctway Community Church Harold c. Dllslcr, Pa st or Jtev Ularf'IYHml E Hoyt, pastor. Deceu•d Within 1h page 1 much mystery. H1m to be a Friend indoed. One - -- - - - - ·fh• Chur(h of Chrls.l, Keno, Churc h SChUl,] 9 15, Frank Chet"se· Nobce is hereby given that Ed- The book of Ph1lemon tells about of the Gospel wn ters gives the Money Orders cost less. They're 1 every Su:td .r y 9 30 A lf. Sunday brew, Supl . Mormng . worShip na M. Arnold who1e Po11.t Office a &utt-away sia~e Read GocJ' 11 beAlJ,tifyt. stor;r: of how Jes~ wa'i 10 School and cnmrnunwn, lf.)COOd l5 M~t DlbOte i•va~geltst; Even- addre11,11 is Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1 Word and you Wih be enlig'hted no _kUli,;Joy ~r wali-~lower. YeS", convenient to buy. Safe to carry. Safe to Sunclay iu month 10.10 A M. ing servlc,c 7 :m, clostng 'lllervlce of has been' appo~nted as Executrix and receive ilrength. Chfl.s1..i~ty1_ ~s .a • &61'10\J~ maUflr, 8 Crusade by I of t~ Estate of Clermont L. Arbuq~ ~v~.s mn.l'e jpy aDd ,stre:q14t 1Church commun1on and preachine the week revival and a~pted at ~I fourth Sundlly 10 month 7 :30 P. Drbbte , Wedn~day, 7.30 Prayer & nold, late of Chester Township, There Is the honey of pra)'er wlfi.D I .ou dip lDto,ih$ ,' honey a! Gifted reader •nd •dvl10r. Tella rour ~st. P"Mnt, and M. church pn•achlng.- Rev . Har- l'ratsc . 8 30, drOLr pr3(tlce. ' Melga County, OhiO, deceased, that ts so olten passed by, when Go't l l.has pr~pared 1t .(!J.I' you, ·As future. olrl C Drlsler, Pa~t:~r Fin~t Presbyt•rlan Church, MJd- Datl!d thi!! 6th day of September 11 should be dtpped mto often you 1 h-av~~ alOA«" Uff!:,.. ~ bl~ay Advice ginn oa Jon, mar-Th• Chris.tlan Churct• •I H•m- dlepu!1f., the Rev. Howard ltuppdt, 19fi6. One may not be able to devote all reac~ out aad 'takt soilte of the' rl~•· and all buslnessaH,.tr1• S d A pal!ltor. Churf'h S>Chool 9:30, JamCll John c . Bacon f.:s a monk, but ther(l can be a ho~r by the way and be .st~ngbh 1 k G 9 I (Jc Sunday rove,SLhool every and un communioa ilY :8U Buchanon Supt. Morning wonth,., J udge of the Probate Court glancing upward of -the eye dur- en6d a, nd you WJ' Il be .., "'ad ' ' w" worried, troubiH ,or In M ·..Hubt, put your mind •t e.. e. d S d 10 30 sf'rmon "Have You Tried Melg, County, Ohio Jng the day. A few minutes on the Jona~ · that Gj)d' piepares lot ' ;Contvlt me today -tomorrow ~(!~~urr~n pr!~~~~ID!~O~~~rt~ 3 ~u:. Evcrythi~g'" fl Jl m WcBlrrdmotfr 9 7 14 21 3tr knees before God morning or cv~ for thOse whn' fla.ve ,'a -rieed. Then . '\ may be too late, day in monlh 10 30 A M church Youth Fe low~hip; Wednc.sday 6:30 .-::- - - - - - nmg Will gtve much needed it will be that you wtll want to ' I will not only tell you but communtun and prcachlog.-Rev. Ju~lor ~h~Hth:.flm SCehnlor choir NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT 'I strength . Even talk to God about point othets to where you found POMEROY, OHIO will help you ,o..., your' pro. Harold c Doster Pastor. t:at • lit urch MlddltAdministratrix Lhe smal! things of life. ~he honey that gave you the !lfuch : ~ 'Member Fedenl Reserve SYBte18 EUB Church• ... Morning Star a port, the Uev C Raymon Konk l!&tate of Jam•• L. Wickham 1 Mr. Crary of Wilmore, Kentucky,llrne~ed~e~d~s~t:;r•~n~g~th~.;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;"'"~'"";;::~:;; MIM8•R FEDERAL DIPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. blems. A vldt to me wtll a,. of imlnt•rprl... R•v. Aov•r Bl&hott, nght, pastor Sunday school 9 30, Dacu1..t says "Even when 1 llllllplacc a tool m•ns.e ·nlu• to vou. n Emest eo,·crt, rupt, Morning wu.r_. Notice is hereby given that l ask God to help me find it". ReI I A ...<I.Htor. Morning Stllr Sunday ~hlp 10:30 sermon "'rile Rock or E b I d d' · th h ' ntwfr• aJt fluP.s.tlonK. R•atl . i "Jlool g 45 .A M Moroing wnr· GJbr~ller", 0 p. m. Y>' , Tuesdoy llza cth Wlckhlim whose POJJt BO ve tD a:v to lp ,nKo e one~ lno• ,uarnnte•d or no ch~ro•. h 11 A >! MYf' S Office Addrt-ss Js Chester, Ohio ol prr~ycr 1 ' lp a 1 8 p • unrlay e• e- M<' thodist M•n'.• ·. Wed- has been duly appointed as Ad'I · , With thlt ad •nd hatf ..,rt ..... , " ·' A·-c•'at'lon ~· 1: oney o f sp1ntua 1 med 1tatton vou are •ntHIH to a compl•te l: lflg ~ rayer nHwllD!l Thun- nesday 6 30 Junior choir; 7 p. m. mtnlstr11tL"lx of the Estate of I will prevent despa1r and ~::-ant the f II II ' f :~ y ('V<'n lng l·~nt~>rpr ise Sunrlay SPnlor chol>. Tl••••·•day, Afle•·noon J • th d 1 th h I u fa readlnv. s 1 1 10 1 ames ..., Wickham late ()f Chester e nee Cd s reng . 1' e Apost e lvuy~ wf'llume. c woO U A M Mormng war. Ulrcl t• of the WSCS, 2 pm . DisTwp, Meigs Couny. Ohio deceased says Jn the (ourth chapter 0 ~n D a II V 10 am to 10 p111 >:~1Hp ·30 A M.h YF at fi 30 P. M. tlil'l Oonfc•·cnce nt Jack•on, 3 p 0 t d thl 4 h hat th ' e s t day of Sept em- w 1 aqever I mgs ~ vt•nmg WOtll IP 7 :10 Prayer m opcnm• oesslon. 6·. 30 •-quct b a 195" 1 arc r It ue, d honest L a ted Nth bousr from I' \V . . s ........ er, u, Jus 1 pul'e, ove y, o goo repo1 l, Church of the Naa:a,.n•, Mid•lihl k h h I mee mg ('uncsdlly 7 30 P. M F amtngo Club, JU . 7 UB c~ h l t F111 1 .., ...John C. Racon n on t ese t mgs. A so 1n Mal. ' Ro- pm·t, the Rev. Robert Styers, Pil~ KANAUGA, OIIIO .urc •s, • •rt Judge of the Prcbate Court· achi 3:16 tt ~States that a book of 1 ((f'r Martin, Pa~tor Sunday Schol)l lo1· Dible School, 9:30, Lester Tay. Meigs County, Ohio rememberance Js made of the con· P:•r Appolntm•nt ~1 30 1A M. Worship Serv1co 7 P lor, .s upt Morning worship, 10.30. {9) 7 a 21 3tc versahons made between people C•ll G•IUpolfl lo457·WXI (' u L'llian Endepvur altNnate Young People•' meeting 6.· 4' .· h th ' wen And eyspoke ofconcrn the ·lint ays ol 7 30 P. M. Even1ng .service 7:30; Thul'IJiday, Admlnlatr•trlx Lord. in Isaiah chapterfor forty...7 31l prayer meetlna. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT one we are told that the people · Mt. Moriah Baptist Chun;h, MidE•Jate of Chule& A. GotKhlll encouraged one another One can dleport, the Rev N. D. Bordon ,l Oec•as•d not meditate · very long without Pll,iitOl'. Rlbl~ 5ehooi, 9.15 Arlc_nt~ Notice b het·eby given tht~t have a .e~n~e-,·satlon with some makes my~ooking a breeze, Hc~SI~. supt.. Morning WOl'Shlp, Mabel L. Swan whose- Pot~t Offtce 1 one and 1f tt 1s sp1t1tual mcd1atJon 10 .iO, BTU, 6 P. m. Addreu Is Langsville, Ohio,, Rt 1 there will be an adding of strenll:th 1 The ~·lvatlon Army, Mlddl•porl h~s been duly appointed as Ad-~ for each as they dip into the honey Nutritious and sure to please I Capt Glenna Rumme~l . Sunday minutra!l·ix of the Estate of Char· God has prepared for them D1· I school 2 30 P m. Holiness' meet. leM A. Gotschall late of Salem Roy Smith tell of o boy who ~arne. It puts delight in every bite ... 1~•~.: 3 :10. Upcnalr meetLny: 7 p. ln Town hlp, Meigs County, Oh1o, de- from a brokNI home iind knew ceased not what chUI'eh ''t'IIS like, He met 1Salvation mc~llng, 7.30 p m Mealtime, snack time, day and night'" Church of Christ Bradbvry, Ed. Dated -thii 11th day of Scplcm· a religious girl and a11kcd for 3 W? 1d, Em~rsott, ~l.."'or B~le sc-hool ber, 19M. date and ahe replied "Yes" 1 will ~11 30 lhtumu• C..:arsey, supt.; mo11nJohn C, Baeon go with you on Saturday night if ~ J.:' ~on-•hlp an~ communion, 10·· 'Judge of tho Probate Cnurt you w1JI go to church w1th me Sun,J_o. ( tut~tla n. En~eavor, 6 p. m . M~lss County, Ohio day". The bo Y th oug ht Lt I a1r· EVl'lun, scrvtcc 7 30 191 I' 22 ' p : t 1 " 29 3tc enough and so he appeared lor the r•• Y •r an Church, SyracuN, first time ln a wol'!lhip service l ~c ~t,t·v . Howa1-d Ruppelt. paato.r. NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT There was somcthtng 11.bout th~ in 1L hul ch schonl, 9.30, R.obel1 HarAdmlnlatr•trlx te"rity of the people the sincenty , tl<'~j,.:upt · Westminster Yl<', 6:30 lat•N of Francea W. P•rbr, alto of the p1·cachcr, and' the radiance • Is t Raptis! Church, lalt Main known., Fr•nkle P•rk•r, or the glrl that fBAIRatcd him The 1 · ltllllph C Zundel, p11.8tor, Wm. cfecNIIed next SundAy be WILli there ail Wat.~on s~pt. 9 30-I~:SO com- ' NotiCt! Ls hereby g{vcn 1hdt hls own and in a lew weeks 011 he , ~Inc~ ~t'rvt-cc llf worship and 1tudy Ethel M. Stout whose pOit otrtce looked up the preacher and was 1 t,wnnl mus_Ic ~~rmQR "When Mis- adre&, i.8 Coo!Nille, Ohio R., J). JJ•h~red into 8 marvelous I'(!Ji ious ' rl Y 1 ·"~ Mcrc1ful N'urfJ!ery and Jun- 3 has been duly appointed as Aj!- experience He Ia today a pre:ehe ~r I'IHJrch for c'hfldren . 7 30 mJnl!tratrlx of the el!lt'lle or Frnb- In a midw~stcrn church Thill too~ outh tnct'ting. Wed, T:JO Bible cee W. Par.lr:tr late of ~el,S' Coun-~ pla.ce- beca~se the girl had dtppell I ~lur!.v and pray.~r. Thur8. 7:30 ty, Ohio, de-e-eased. ln\o the honey of .!ipiritual medit• IIJl UANDAID ,1111 j Onr Won One Class rn~etln&. Dated this 20th day of Septcw· Jti~n. and conversation ·• Complete with all hardware, Including 1' 811turduy cvenln( Sept. 22 Youna ber lllGfl. T·hEll'e is the bone · f th J ~.:~ Laopvdte IDtl Creek Naruene, and De..."'ter oo lload. Rev. R. E I I <US<, an:,:::O:::.!'o.!r;;m \:: SERMONETIE • ·fili I • ' • L egaJNotice 7 e ROOMS Of rf : New Fumlturt I I tf I i I I 11 ·~t IDf\'!here .. I I I 1 I 1 5-POINTS GRILL I and Jcr. .n~ each on • Convem quickly from tlorm cfoor to sc.-..n. ih own track, are alwo)lt tn place, ready for immediaf• ute. e • Extruded aircraft alwmlnu"' for lifetime aervlct. Stalnfen 11. .1 Inter-lock for )'larrouncl w~htr•tight pfotec:Hon • ., THE SPRING HILL ·DAIRY • Qu Phqne 544 Gallipolis, Ohio l GUMOUR BEAUTY I SAhqN As Of ThurSday, Sept. 27 I 1" NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY F.or The Purchase of Storm Doors, Windows or Other Materials-- Pay As Little 1as $5.00 Monthly with A Bifd-A~Colint WILL liE CLOSED ALL DAY EVERY THURSDAY THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Phones 82 & 435 • 41 Years of Contlnuouo Senlee Pomeroy. Ohio ' I UNITED NATIONS, N Y-UP-Brltaln and France take · the Suez Canal·cruls td the United Natians Security Council Wednesday. bolatered ~y signs that AmeriCan patience with Egypt was running shol'l Secrelary of Slate John Foster DuDes indicated a harden1 ing attitude in a televil!lion broadcut when he said the '"dan· re- &er ol Yfltr would oceur" lf !'c:.vpt fuJ>Uier eUOI'Io by tile Weot to flDd • jllll and "'wflll .... Iut.ton to tbe problecl. "I don't thi:Dk you ua eqJfd _,....,_ ' 1 lugged con1truction, O\ltr 1" thic~. Two glau panels With Egyptian Delaying Moves · -~ ~ pneumatic door check, outside aluminum dOGr (amb. IHREE .JRACK DEII GN - will offici· Two Known Dtad 1 S~nda J!e~ - · Rev. I. vl~e • ate at the servl!ca. ~ Adult Cla!JS meeting, John C. Bltcon,, of God's house Y e . ~nl!-d Methodlat church, PomeJurist! or t~e Probate Cotlrt I day that brin&s a Pause r:fresh1U) · l'. ugt>nc Brown, pastor. SunMetgs County Ohio t d · · I•H.v '<rhool 9 ·15 a m. Thea Srnft.h (9) 22, 29 OO) 8 Stc ' ~h: , an sranltng of .!ltrength. Sup! Wo1·shlp 10:30 subject "A liO~d Book says that those ~:~llll't'l'n". MW 5·30 p m Eugene CONGI:IGATIONAL MEETING who w!ltl upon the Lot·d shall re. ~~\~' prt•stde~•i Stpt 27, 3 p m A special conrregatloRal meet· Crmr -t JackSIOn . ing of the St. Paul1s Lutheran· Under New Management 1 ~'nil lll~1rlct (~~~ 21~1 . 3 p. m lst Quarterly I church wUJ be held immediately r l nnf~·rrll('(• Unitoo Methodist after the morning service, Sept. l hurd! (Dr Ri(!hard Bauer, pre- 23 to discws and vote on refinand DRIVE-IN srdtn~ l lshlng the outside of the church. OPEN 8 to 11 PM FMI•r•ted Church, th, _ lll:ev, r Tins mpeti.ng i.s called by the 7 DAYS A WEEK "My family loves milk every way, Wtllllll .I Hrtrtcls, paator. Fred pastor and the Chureb Vestry. nt.w t1n-•1 . ~ upt. Sund"Y school at n !.'i ,1 ru Wol'l'lbip service 10 3q. • They Enjoy plenty every day I I' ~l'lll\1 1 11 • rhc Writing on the Woll" j l'on.l(rt'~ull~lnnl moetlng folbowtng It tastes great, and what is more lh<' worship hour. Sunday school "Trt>al' llrogram &t 4:00 p. m It gives them PEP and HEALTH galore I" C.,rl•flan Scleetce . S01tety, 14-4 1 Multwrry Aw, Pomeroy. Morn· lll/-1 ~('I'V/('C tl a m. witt\ Jle-allty 1h<' IP~son ~ubjec-t llnd tbe Goktbn 1b:t· Whataoe-vCr thtnp are true 1 Wh r. l .<~ocver things aM honett, whi-t '• 1s\)f'\('1' lhinga ar-e Ju8t, whlt&oever I lhtn~s .1re pure, whateoever thifliS drf' lovel.v, whatsoev~ (bing& arc 'LITY FIR."1' 'I, I''' , •·.~ ' nf •<><•d report; If there be any n. .., 11 r 11 • :1 J ' H tut•, Rnd if there ·tie any praise think nn theae things. PhUUppiRns Jj~~ 8 S"ndo~ !tt'hooJ 10 a. m. Wed MRS. KATHERINE ROUSH IORDAN, Mgr. I.;;.J.ii~------------------------------.J CVt:run~ ~ervlce at 8. 'lll.e public •I'• To Take Suez Crisis Nations Security Counc:l AmeritanPatience Wears Thin A. A. Dillard · Claiined By lluth M~day At Nqon ....., . Doaald ........ I • And F carmen Roct Spriftp where beR<ot t.d Home, made Iris -home a1oee earlit r lbia Yf*' when be wu seriously 111jured ia 1 f-all It bill w Main st. home. Ther-e are no knowD si.U'V:iwoq "' the de.-.! . Fu~ral serv1tea ~ wtD be held Wednesday ot the Ewing ..,._, Home at 2 p. m. with buatal to be made at the Beecb Gnwtt ~ I • B B SINGLE ~ . 1 \ txl•*"' ...,._ to ,_.; - I I I v•riebte '*'«11-. - lhat bl.o _ IJI,._ .... "' 1 George Meeafferty, 71. w. Mo'"' . fol'ce bod _ ..__, ......... • St. Pomero.y a fGI"'Ilf::' agent ol tile _.~ugy •·••u•'·1 C. • · 0. llollrood and wideb' haDcl. I k-nown througbout,llelp Coullty 'Jbrouebout the Joag a~1 ~-• ...-ly -~ ~ . - 1a u.e .., - e m<!oao nl OOIYtac I I l • ~~::~::::::::~::::::::~s~~~~~~~.:~~"---~-~~ - . , ... DOt to - I l Ot.lo, - · - I Th~d' s FARMERS BANK • • c an · ·a'vtngs ' empany ~ ,..,.._•NT......,,...,.... .... Geo. McCaffert .y I 'F a} Se • uner rv1ce "' .... ,...,., •ldDI . I ITo Be 1'ednesday ::t .::.,:::m~':i Bank are WIATHIJl ......... ••• Do Save You Money· lfiail; ,alue.( · BUSINF.<;S PHONE 8118 Pomeroy·Midtlleport, Ohio, Authorities To Probe Shooting Of Girl On Sat. I I enttne at ---~--------.....,..-. --~-.:_-=---- I MADAM MARY PALMIST NO 137 12 YEARS OLD, 6 FEET T:.LL FURNITURE ~ Cor-~ ~~~~~:::::::::::::.:::~::::::::::::::::====~ $ ' . nltht - · Vlll THESE s~wn • I r en&. A little .......,.,. Ml•hw•t T . . . . . HJth ...... 70-11llow"" $299.00 BAKER ai ' • ·' ........ #. ~ ... - - alld ~-. · .....,.. ...,- - !hot ror.e -.Jot be llled. I& a .. Jut mort" to ~ that the Suez Oloal N'buDI' Ill iDo tenwtdonal opeNtion Wiad bbeir IUpt)lie. let tbrou&tL .... - ,.,. , _ tiM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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