https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1aeba1aaf4175c286723736a730da80a.pdf c88ab44a442e7989ade42f9727cd1a41 PDF Text Text 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 �2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ; Sept 24, 19!\6 \TELEVISION Prison Re-spite-- __ ..The Daily Sentinel DEVOTE!> TO INTERESn ~ MEIGS--MASON ..... lliCttAJID I. OWEN I GEN. MGil • FOUR MOR.l:: iDITOil MHs~ eftrJ afternooa ex~pt Sunday by Tbe Ohto Val!t' ; ~tlleal, luc.. tt 110 llecbanic St., Pomeroy, 0 Busineu ofr 1c t t Done 398, editonaJ. ofttce pbo~ 397. Zlltered as IICODd rlaas mall"..liC matter at tbe • • 11ff1ce ptlSt '(~ARS Ill Pomao1 Obl.o. ! l 00 Tic Tac Dougb H~tto la.l advertising repr~entanV<e, Bo!tJDelli-KJm.ball, Inc., IQ: Letilllf:oa Ave., New York C1ty, 13, r.; Y. Substription ratea : DelivPry by rarr\er wbere available 30 c~nh Jill' weet: one year Ia tdvant'e at The Daily Sent 10el ofrit'e, $Ui 60; OX moath'\ $180~ thue months, $3.90 By tlotor r(Jute where hailahle: one- m<.'Dtb , t:l By mail one yo:o ar $8; su mooths, S4.2S; '6te~ roontbs. $2.~; one monfn. $1 . 11 :m Jt !:.:! 00 Carner' Goea to ScJlool : ONE HUNDRED AND THREE new plays and muslcnJs i'lll bt! presented on Broadway and the critics will plln 85 of them. The rest Wtll be ducrtbed by the crltica as "magnltl.cent" 11nd "theater such u we are prtvtltged too aee once In our lifetime" About tour of thtipe pMductlona will bt pretty good. ~ Adlai Stevenaon or Dwight EisenhOwer will make a .11peech In the '..Garden three daya before election day and Broadwayltes will make ·note of U and say, listen that guy Ia the real thing; he gete: my VGte. Then on election day, lnsteftd, they will go to Jamaica rnce. tracle4 ' Someone like .rean-:Paut SA.rtrB ot Jean Coctcau or Peter Uattnov -..til make a two·week visit to Manhattan untl, Jn a presa Interview 'at which aeveral reportflrs w1ll drink too much, Will ~~ay coldly ~hat New -York 1.1 the foulest, moat alothiUI city In the world. Th' report. era will nod and uy he Ia 110 right. .... ,· iftEB.E WILL BE atweh>~'''d gang kiJUnrs and a new pollee .C.~OJJ•r wUI be i.{Uttu.Ued. He ~·m move to sw1tt action byi ahut. --·•rnvaepartmental personnel hylltell!:ully and making ftll motorcycle Jultrolmen det~tlvea In th111 homic ide bureuu By spring there will be Dlae unaolved rang killings Thill will remain, mcldcntally, the eo11.. lett city in the U. 9 . In whicll lo get down a bet with o bookie. ~. The head of 1. email foreign nat1on will make a scheduled lO·day /looclwlll visit here and will talk incessa.nlly of goodwill between CIUf' eountrlel', tor six duy.a. HI! will leave suddenly on the seventh ' y Rtter having been arrested the night before In a midtown cafe or having treen drunk nnd disorderly. Hill threat or war wiU be, l'Jy empty, 1 , The munlclpaJ government wlil announce lt111 readlneBS to cope' h any major •nowfall that may come ulong. Onp will come a.IOftgl t before Chrlfltmfle and the clly wlU be crippled for three dayL,1 en I dlr out my car, I will ~tnd two parkJ.nr •ummo!llea em it. , , lt ~ 'I i ' - -· ---- - -- - ---~-- DAILY CROSSWORD 1•11:1111-lrJn r., a.Cleanat>r a. Metallic ACROSS 1. Shut 1. Oame ot I kill U. &racllo r<><k •· Indian U. Midday rnenl 11 Acrou n1ckname II. 'Malt rooae 6 Dcmanda l3 St.>lenlum (lym . I or 7 Seat'l"h for UJ. Leut whole numbtor l1. Nickel (oym > 'U. hJntor'l error lrvel 8 Flnl:<th land 9 Stag" bad<· 20 Small ground oreas 10 Contr11 rta H. Afl'ic.tn ' anlf•lr,pe 16 Shoshont'nn lnd10n tl. Man·a lllclcnome 19 Con1peUtor 12. Anr4•r %0 God 18. Wallin( ot WBr bird (Gr ) tiS. Keep tT. weight ~ G1rl s i:l l ~ l., l•l l'.i l il I 1:1[•)(;1 fJ!.lr.l l:l r.' III (':'Jnr.' J ~ l ~ lr•JI., r-.r.• fJ illl[l'jr., l.'JIJIJHU IW•: 21 Arag 24 Con. June. tlol\ ~.5 Euro. p..n trncta 1:-! 1 111[11 1 -l i!l ~llf' rJI•I'III ~r-I L ' IIr"' lii iJ U·~II f.1[ ,1 1 ~ r.l ~ · l lll lh[ lf,l 1 : 11~ l~lllt•ll IH ~ l: m ·~~~ 1 r·: ~[-[ IJ LH ~I H H 1[;1 L11•J f'.1 i.mL·JIUJfJ i~ lbturd•) 'a Allwtr 3.5. u.s. a.dmlral 37. Branch 40, Turkish Utlo 41. J>en1vlan coin dwelllnlf :11. r . n..jn~ · r 1 ijj [' l:1l·: 1. 11J i•l/J [;J 20 i'llmy. linn lnbrlra JO Hud(' 3~ or~•~ I'BT'tlci(' ot nddltlon 1:30 TetHle.nee E.-nie 2:00 Appl•armg811 It eaten (aym.) Will H.J.rrl1on ••. Light· COIW'c,d volcarUe 11. BnJkellke tlob 1t. J"rcQuPnted M.lti.lian river IT. Dlapatched 11!1. Mutlc note 11. CO\'etcd With a ·'*· Pack away ... AMIOUI ~~- Chmor Q. T.btn atrata 1roo'-> ... Nitl'f'Ow • - iliadway l.Mflf<ot~ i)iii.'f CRYPTOQJTOTE - AXYDLBAA.XR 1 j ,, . Ia LONGFELLOW 40 f1. OM 1tl.tel' •Imply atanda ror another. In thla exampJt A. Ia UHd • . , ~Itt thne L'a, x for the two O'•· etc. Bln•l• lttttl"', &pol• ~. the 1en1th and formation ot the word• lrt Ill hlnta. . .lb day the code lettera are dltrerent. A Cryptor.-m Quotatlo• Cryptoqnote: FOR THY 8AKE, TODA.'eeo, I ANYTfllNO 'BUT DlE~ LAMB. l Dl1trlbuted b)' K1n1 Fntur~• 8)'ndk..ta / HBit GJIKN Y l_IJOOKNN, · ·11 J C N Y YHO NB ,K V Z K K il- S J G,K L, - 'I · 4 Comedy Ti:me 4 :30 My LitUe Mittie :1.00 AWit 0... ~;3 0 Soldiers of Fortune 00 New Picture 6; 15 Sport.. Eye 6:28 Lea l..aul 6:30 Frankie Carte 6:4( New CMavan 7:00 star ShowC"-Be 8:00 Medic 8:30 Robert Mongomery 9,30 Mr. District Attorney 10:00 Sir La!noelot 10 ·30 stanley ·Buddy Hackett was 7 00 'foda-y 9 00 c o rree Thlle lO OO !u·is DID YOU KNOW THAT? plk.c-?" "N:cpe", we'd say, w.,dJy, "BLLt we expect to i'O if we l!ve Wn£ e-nough. ·• In h!s IL'{"ent bu·ok "Cup I){ 1 can't think o-f a finer, mo1e 5o we ~tm~OO Sep.:-e~be~. ()fJ VUI)" \ Jpthn Slndair enumerates w.arn.mg LJIJj,t tllan this--"Cup of dght with a l~. first d(llmg tJhe. u l1 st llf hk~ fnends who fell prey Fury". ' turnpike outa .Charl.esiXm. Thi& w ''"t'!<ll drmhng and went the Out of 40 person$ that Sinda 1r was QUJle ~ mce 11ung but_ even Sign On 9:30 I 10,30 1I :00 11:18 11:30 11,45 12:30 12:30 1·00 ionl'i v way !AI thetr too often, perswr.r1ly chL-.:.kt!'d until their diB-. more :Jmaztn& .o me ~omehow tM! 1\ dt J.IJ1s Among lhl·.~c-J'Illl:k and t-ar!y ends, 11 of these were those r!:tlroodt> ~>l!cktng clooe Lnnd ••n , D) l.trl 1'homa\'), Sinclair were llulchlru,. to a mere fhmsy edge of what Ln~< '• , lwtlh whom Upton Smchur We have a Jaree collection of looke_ct like a 4 flBOt roa~ ,bed (Jt !s ufh'n { nnfused) 0 lh·nry , Sle- this atJ.thor m uur public Jibl-ary wasnt of cours) til€n ~athng ofr pht·n { J",• nt• r~ ~c.·oH Ftlzg(':rald, and outward apJX>•wnrl<'es shows o.n to a trelrtle way up m ttw a1r and fhl' L11nolis daocer, Isadora they have not just stood on the till 1t took your hrf'..,th to even Ounruu aheJves -see 11. tt•ain wmding smugly over lastmu.s I stn!.t'~, uichohol!sm is th.e rm11th most .senous health pro· ljll•m I'll out· l'ountry and ttlliJ.'l, the i ll!!() uf ::oci·nl drmktng to proh l~ m dr·rnkf't'te will r r~se from its PI'~' nt I on! of 8 til I out of 5 in th~· IJ<!Xt len ycnrs 'l'ht• clever fu>r!lon who ft•els ht-' C'lln go !+(). far and th1•n stnp - •t is be who gobs CRu g hJ tn 1h! OJ mo.9t deadly web -- - lit' -tt Th t _ and thr- never ending Womler how they ever gQt a.way . a , . . , w1th lholl 13B pound melon pl-e- mtrauie of S"e-cmg .\ \eot. Vtrgama,~; sentcd to Gov 1,J.adan~ of W. Vfl.? stre.ams ~"l.tn ll[l hill Now, liMen, I'd !uve to hove s-t•en It and it;; dear reader~ .they do, ye.'ll!lr, the~· producer nnd Ihe ground it grew ()t:). Or else I need my gla.sl!;('~> on. , changed (and how!) or they plllt. Not~s from a trip Eastw~d _ moonshine 1n some water I drank Eveybqdy asks Uti i!Ooner or later there. , ':;_ , . . "You been 011 the w. Va turn0( courst: l1s aR opbcal . liluswn - - --~ but every time I go over 1.11 llh:ose W Va. mo.untalri!J ttrOse streams act thatawnv, !,.'t'ltlng me complete· ~y befudrlled , - ASHINGTON OF EVENTS - ' I GOP to lntonslfy Drive Whll• Demos Tlkt Htart BpeckJl to Cmdml Preu As,oclatfon AI!IHINGTON-The outeoma ot the Maine election, In wh1ch the Democrat• aeored Lmpreaalve gain• over the Republlcnna, Is eure to 1a1Ject the campalgna ot both pa.rUe• In coming weeks. AI· though the old adage, "A a Maino iOf'll, so goee the nation," hns been flleproved many times. the early M~Jne elecUon~nearly two monthl ~hend of other l!tate.t-Often provides a weathervane rol' pollllchuu, 1 In thlll year•• call, It hae given the Democrnta new heart and hall convinced many of them that their cha.ncee o! de· featrnr President Elaenhower are better than they ever thought. The Democralll are pa1 ttcu· larry llappy becauae they see In the reeults some· what of a repudiation of Ike'.s great pen10n11.1 popularity Mr. l!:iaenhower, durlnl' t1le MaiM campaign, pel"Sonally endorsed the OOP candl• dotes. As lor the Republlc&JII, the Maine outcome un.. doubtedly Will touch o~ a new drlvt within the party to kill otl' any feeling ot compla.eency-any beUef that tlle OOP ba1 the Novtmber electloa In the bag. , Look for lntensll\ed Republican eampalg-nlnf and repeated wamlhp from party lead(IIIJ for aupportel'l to "get out hie vote" and avoid e.ny , I!Mnhower elackenlnr off In their etrortt to re-elect Ike. 1 · rw • • I llimple u t-hat! l\eal.ltitul Unive1'81ly campus of Virg~nia Po1ytechnk ncxi 1uJ1 stop where we visit bl"i£"rty wllh Prof Hard Long and mother l:ftltelY ou..· r?erabbot'\'1 here in tcnm: I' seen . ~N'I lovely campU&eS ve ... l'l in my/ BOJOIJl'll!l but neve-r one more 1dyllie in s~tlmg: tlhan lhM • ·1 ' 1 '- . , Sirfettt-:One molilb fl~ ~~~'&r~ l.:W Baseball 4·00 Comedy Time 1 1:30 2.00 tlnel wUlj not be p:esponstb~e }or nftfre tmin one iDeotrect In- ~~. • Clfa. M' ! ~ftb aad Special t.Jo-, ~ of Eventa printed at regU· tar: 'clias)fled. rates. Obituaries 'oit 1 cent per word. l'\. ~IJ.ihid ")"4~Hces Gllfm! f,eader1 tnd advlaor. Tella past, present, •nd SuturF. ~ 'fr'Orrj~ t:~.t" in dpu\:rt, put YO'fl' News H Wert.hercast Pre~ Box Dou'"'' fO:OO Ywr Es.ro Reportw ,tq•. Off ~ ~~ \ :0.15 Sparta Parade 10:25 Weat.hermq Startlme 1'1-aybOIJSt 11:00 U.p to tbetmiMJte NIWI 11:08 '1'1le Late SOOw S\fn Off Prayer w,ao "YOUR SUNRISE ._., '• TOESDAY . Slru On ' J I .'i , ,.. Rf-1' •- 1"30 s.....,~ lor ~;,. '1:45 Guidin,11 ~, , , ,, ~- · 12:00 :llloy l\lilland IJI»w ; , ' IU19 Slro On 12,00 Film & Jl"ancy u~ ,, 990 It's f'un To Cook 1:30 Femu1tne Touch 2:00 On Your Dle~l Film Festival 1 , •·;1/J l'lllOw! a,oo BrJPter ~ a, I~ S-.t lll'oiiQ -' : ' .' ' Nlillit . ~ 1 'rrb:si 4:00 Two Gun Pllllybouae 1, I \t,,:; "COm. 1 1 • • • l You/-Jwli.7 IO:UJ Sport! Parade ··~ ·. r;,!l ' ·.r.. ' IUA Sign On 12·00 Film and Fancy s,oo I • 1 I Gun FLayhouat ,. ,.,. \ 6:00 'Jews \ w!\Y. t~e l'llys the gGlden o(l'g one of days, sure as sh.ootih', V.Olei:~ there is a biJ BIM'k..t.o-thc·F',ar1n .move- Jl :Oo 1 11:10 ~'twa It Weather ~ meM on• of I I - days that'll I • _.,__ '" rntlle back teeth 1 :la PV•""'•¥ ..-bitat.re cbange I ~ton ~..;.,.,.. 11 • • 6.05 We&t~er s,to Sport. •' . . Broken Al'f'tl w 8:1JO Du Pom Cav, 9:30 Fcnture Thealre 11:00 News & Weatiler·11:10 s....w- . . Myotety T!!•alre •1·45 &Jp Oft , Ms tp ~tay~ I ~)' p@~fs~ ~ -~ ~ S::et lay. I c Sate I I I ~ Rutl~nd 1., .',~ We ortea si:t isim -ll}'k. d. her. and ' • ,__ .... . 4m:lmoe':---:-::::-; 35 ~ mi.EJi .wl'tl! one JlOUI!d .:- Jo , ..,1i!.._-•- .-,~&osea. Get $25, free! $50, $100 fa-mous pro-ds ducts Hielpin your frien ~.-. "~ .. 8 ~~·J.":" who JiAve ioot oan I' ···~:t/iOii, 10~ ·, ·,.:_., ~Of--'~ ~:::;.,G<i4Ji!dt!ler 'it ~~ , .. B ~..,- S:b-3tc ~~~"'..::'~~:--.::! B~r~~i~~: ~cbes. are- ~ll( For hire ~~LLr:,<!~:!.. ls pon<lo. P, !f. Cowdel")', Bottom. and Long 8 29 If Cbe•iel- , 100 liOST: 'lOSt ~ I"Ciund_ SmoU pl.tlnum weddJnt' 22 . e.!!;Oet JD ·Pomll!OY:· -- ~. .'llatP ! I ~ S~ALL newly W~bater ~~~ KidQleport. Fft • Automobile- Gravel building, Hill, •11••- ~ LUe, l'ln. Oblo. Mill~'Amp, Hlddloport. two unfurnished Call 8009, 105-X. -~· .- i":m ~ ~ fliT ,~'ll tfl 'A\t,tp ~Jil~ .:. "2·-r ~~ I, viii~-Longbdtt.om Sc~l D. 1. :} . Coli 21 Stc 1 USED V • BELT feet in diamteter. can Welt Steve Eblin, Pomeroy. '• SlfltJ lll!n6et. ~-~~· Pomm), Oll!o. =· at ' "! !fttJ :~~~ - - -- lte SIGt'e, 118 w• ··~·~ Sl, Pom-7 -· J..28·tf 742 Eoot 9 24 ftle sepnnrt~I)' m~n:t !rom iJ.GE~CY constn;.e,~~j,, made ami I'll>~- .tot.> .,, ..,..,. Dui "?,, ,-,'f."<, -C Yl r •1 [ rlN SE WE EK UP WELCOME Lift. 'imt7C'I'!1Ml. • . , 1 BBAJI8 OHIO VALLEY ;~~~~~g~~~ Pomero~ Ju~or •·hgh Scfloil Gym THURSDAY, SEPT.l7-7:30 PM P'IIIN'CiPAL 'SPEADn DISAlL~· . MikE . CANDIDATE FOR GOVfRNOR Enleriainment by *High Sellool Bud and tile FLATT & SCJtUGGS SHOW of WSAZ~TV REFRES»MENTS \\>ILL iiE SERVED ~-00 f~~iiii triO\ ChOOtel" 'Obi_,. ' _ c. Humphrey, Oterk Cirt 'Bin'aftart. Vice President (9) 24 (10) 1. 8 15 1 E4 4t~ Paid Pol. Adv AND URY CtEANlNG iY SPEC:IALtsts! 1I 'tH -Lust·re I1 Cteaners ~ ~ ~ :::: -. Robinson's \Gundry ~~ o! the Bol\rd or by 'lie All proposalo shall 00 ericlilled in B .;ealed enve]ope addressed to tht> Clerk of the Board of Education o.f East8'0. l.ocal ~ EIIW '-'' Ohoo!er.• Ohilo. Tho of the envelope .'!hall con.name ·0<1 the bidder and ,..., bn<!l<h or th• work bid upon. No bids may be wtthdrawn for a. pooiDil of 30 d•y• olter tbe opoo- 1~; shall be signed bf the ~. gi'Wng bufriness ~ress. In ~e,qi'Se of flrmo or corpOratlono, '~ dlo i<lll"' outhorlzed off,...,, , __ lbe,jr<>posalo must 00 •by '1 bid must contain the """" LETS TAKE ANOTH~ LOOK .•.• NOWHEU ELSE SUCH LOCA.LIZED SELLING POWER! IF You hovli allh!ethln~ -FOR RESULTS and )ROFIT CALL To Sell, Trocle or An· D~,\1.1!~~ 1-tt A Doily Sentine~ tlfsploy A~ pr Wollt Acl be Your -Ta1JGnbtdt- TO 1'111! C~ty Real Est'cte Brp''er ·~·-' n~,-~, ~ In MIDDL'"-RT, OIIIO I 36-"M r:ONII A 1 61 A:COrDiifr •nd . . . . - ~=.at:. ,~ R.~rh·ntotive. ww·~ve ~:!,-~= ·~ by the i.tis, P....oiW. 9-22-3tc ~ ~II!~- BI<:!J~ ~-~:a~ ~~~~f;p.t~~~20fl~~orr!c»~n, ~ 8 ~nerat --~ :O.hm.l.llo. Hllllll ' \liflrlEe. ! Fino, wqo1<.,~~~ t.:J:~oo. I ~e o--·-· iNSURANCE ~boo!'· fol1oWs: . The o({ice o the Clerk of Bo'ard of Erlucatdmi at the sclmOI, Che..t.er, Ohio, Meigs OouMy The o!fjce of A. Jl· Moell-enkamp E ~ .,. 121 North & As:s-ocia.te.<;. ngr.ue • High Street, Lancaster, Ohlo. Separate pmpnsals. will 00 reecivOO 1QI the confitnmetedrlca1 llfld . -n plumbin.g, 110 #. hc"i:rti""'"' 8'n1 ventilating work lot' 1 d eac:, .an EqutpC'Ofnbinedbuilding btcls fdr all tfuiJdinp. bids wall be .reeelved .separ- RODNEY no--..... Want;;d'To Buy Qmqt Sl!l!Vitil oa ~.f'.~:;wt-, ~ Cl"'ttiit ~· ~)a~~e~~=~~ ~~n ,,r~n~~~~~h~~'!t ~~ pr t.·"ET O..,..LifA rO~ • .u'iiO'ri' T.V. SO. V'tCf.l ~ Mea RePaired br Ex 9 18 6lp Lt"::dl=d1111. PbOIUl ~ per "~~;,_~ ~-~• A-1 Estate heat•ol•-9 "m '1ih ' t- Ra:l~;- tf apartments. RADIO & TE!J!.'VISION SERVICE l'hm\0 200. Clelood Appll...,e Tepder i'l'filen ~ beans for sale 024 9t $1.00 busbel. Bring coniQJJi ' tilners. U.na Salser. Raclne, ~ ' ..ret. 1tl"f.. tewls Ntqotl, P: ' ' ' HOUS)i: 'A:1Nb;:;:-=:G~ - A:-;RA;-;;:;G;;:E, Nelgh,r's, del:M'i!ed, furnished. Also " MYn ,_ ~:... ' ~ bY ller litill~. OOI R. E, _Jti>illns 8173-J o r - (20) Business Services MiOfi·· 'flett ~ 1iontl.r · b!<rry Groc:,eey,. .'Middleport. ---.:::-::: , titVf:' y a.n"'o it 1~ : ' J.22..3'te "" HOUSEBUILDERS Call the (II . -~therein _ ~w .equ~p-ldepMit C~!_e0•1n•,!ldsedMod~-~i ._. GAoi\"'M , - • (20 8) Insurance llollda. Phooo 113111-X. l-v-.!olPiJrrE w.... e Proteetltl11\ , 9 14 If w PoU C1111 DciD r;o~ FO\!, SAtE too, -"i>od · nishmg of kite e~ eqmpment, ~ie& o( the plane and speci· lunchroom C'Q\t.lpment,. ..... Liuo.- may be obtained from •...l;~....,el.usroom _........ u ..::....,.... e lJ. u i P m e n t, ,.... ""'''"".es 1 the Engineer'-s offioe by pay.ing a stal{e curtains, • shop of Refund fA thJs menl '"d "'""'"''um equipment depoaH wlll be made in full upon fr.r EMI:ern High SchnOl, Reedst- , return of the plam and zpecif.J.Sdtrol, 1 Tuppl'I'S oatioil& m JGod condition. 'Mwl5e P)alns and ChMrer contl1ael.ora not aUbmi:ttlag a bid '1;1\e P•oposOO .,quip.' a rornnd of mcnt shall be i:D watb 'n!e tloml-rese.rvfls the right to plans and .!1pec:rfie&.ft0tl.9 prepar~ reject any Or all bids .and t4:J 1 by . A. H. Ml1elhmlrnmp .& ¥sott· waive defeeta in the prop0511b. ' sal- Boro;. Slmpoon IDoutluce _Age..,, bert• Fine lor. treez.. 1nr. BHna; oontalooro, Fruit Finn. 5 mlleo mt ol ;x • 1 w i~mb 19 2mo. p re£rl\er~"ff Norge p~S!--We •· 10 ~~·~~~~~"~- ~--~~~·~-~'~' WANTED: PAINTING- Interior, I hed. $t<. exterior, rQQI. WorkPhone guaranteed. washing uul ies rums Rates reasonable. 381·Y. 1 week. 680 , South SP.Cond· Ave. p Middleport, Phone 6087-Y Homer Braley, omeroy9-19_121c the · - · 1 1, • BE A CLUB SECRETAllY ~~~ \. '3lr0'6M ~p~""TME)NT FO~ RENT 'mpe>f,,, b f I r of. the way she (ltJd, And s. ......... could. nut ...,..... her ..,.,, 1 ~'t 25, IM6, ror the 1 ~ of a b.tih ~~build Help Wanted ~ .&. IJ~ \i'"'¢ - Fred R.awkhw: of El Paso, Tcx , won the $1$.000 Oklahoma City Open ('.olf Tournament with a to.. the Clerk Of said bOhd In \ike aom ex.A!JCUtfd by 1 at the buikl· , en appiovci security, trust cr ~m slandaro gual811ity company. 8Cl:r001 ing at 12 time on I ·~ • -- ,.,,., -L ..ti i:u._ f.. J $3 \n;;, C. 111ae womt'D t #'~-t OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklo. .. CRETE BLOCD 1956 PLYMOUTH - BELVEDERE CON lor sal• m· will trade lor prop. erty or. house trailer Harry Eel wards, Rt. 1 9-21·3tp On Rt. aa. Can wm. Rock Sorlngo ( 1). ~ ~~~It'U ~ 'br~ ~ J Held be-ttered hit: American javeoJin throw record wH.h a l'.o6l ol · 270 feet. Hi.s ()(ficial WQ'ld and. U. S mark it 268 feet, 2~ inehes. ilowevi'f', Janl.h'lt Sidlo of Poland bae 11 lO!IIl t..f 274 feet, :h inthes up {or T't't"'',lniUon as a worl.d'!1 record. Said dieck Or '00114 shan.....- sat00 on Stato ~ 1. IIF"' the "'"""""!<>the-.. ~1:'! ~ , ui~ ¥·flh~ 'fl~St brnnch of ~J\i~r. em- II tbe ~~ia; accepted, a ~ntmct d • struchon ol a ltefdsvU(e..~g Bot- will be e.~ !1110 ~ ttl pt"J"' toin Grade Scbool bulldi1'f< near Ir..-manee propel'!y ......... ~·i ISt~te Route 124 apPt<l~litely 2 3 Sec.'uritl&s slfbm.ttted by the un· ~5,000 Trity~FntSteWiua m,), South ol lloeilsvijle md an - · · bldde.-. WUII>e l'fJilll'ned ,oddihon lo <nd remocldlng ol Tup 1...... the oword of lhe U. 6~ pers Plains Schoo], TuppeJW Plain.111 m'ade .._,, ~r..-~..rm.ance band m ~ and re,m-r_1ng qf Chester the •mount -~ Of,....,._,100% Of £he coo· I boo!, Ch~ter, Obio. Abo, pro- tNtci baS- been executed b'y IpGsa~s will he received h for the . fur. eua:""'""' '~--~..JuJ blddor. gi~ts-. ,. " ('••wa~ :t· ~... ~f' ~ 1 "';:==~~":::":::=:::::::::::::==:'?"=:":"!O!::=~:o:;""!!.i:;,;;; ;::: f.I,~ Jl..ltl ':~r.\t '-~~ 'I . ' 9-:la.it• " stlll 12 GAUA'O£.'"' ~GLE BARREL, ~ .~ l1ed ftl He.avm .shpt.g,un r${'2'''0.he, c~al wa~er N·DJ:'A~ 1St . . he'ater: $10. Otis Badey Vme : • tc ~-... e'-ven y...,., rhe W ·St. Ractne~ · ~ 22 ·!'· J.._ l"!i;~-~-'oll\oitlnc wM!hou\ r.... ., , ~ It Arid LANDING, N P,.\SADENA, Cailf Up - o""d M-•..:"-'-"'cl'•"""' ;["a~'·pI , ~ ~ - ~ -·~-". ,. ... "'f.Y" ~.,.-,w:"dfi.tl tlui\k h;r ~ · I • ~:00 J «Yil I 1 8 31 1 =- ~wtqt 1Jl'Our Joy defeated Calilorma Kid b)-two 1engths 1n tile- World'~ PJ.a.ytround StakH at the AtianUe City course. MAYS Sealfold Boarda. Drct) See Bill Hoeue, .second rtoor apartment over Vogqe Shoe Store "'·tp~l(t 1957 00 "1,;'~:Ml !!J~WIIIr'.1 .~h h~ 11hipa. I for smaU i-oliablo lamlly. I 16 -'I,IIJll;l . _ , • "' ....-·- I ll:J5 '' Tl!ll!!ei. PrOiti"rit 9:00 Sotliali!lt Party Firm Le-ve<e de- 1dflc e~tured ~cUcKLft 11·· I()ii"iw$=:p NEW YORK UP - atiii " WASHlNti'J'ON UP - Chuek 1defNttlng Nalley OMlfee Kiner 01 Dr'elsl!n was rehired as manager Palm 5~. CJlit.• 1(1.2, 8-1. ol tht Wa:.h1"lgloR Se-nators for 1 ! ?t'U\!'! Jr~. wt \ft; 8~fr:.~~REAI!IN, Safe, '""'· --~~ . asked. , ., • , , \iu r:.t;,.;,.., Hoi'twa,. II , , Wbate..,.,..,. ·su.·.. "*•it Fooil MPI '' )U~ Jolin D•·ly 7:30 Wy•tt Ear.p 8:00 i I -~· ~· .... 6:30 Cbeyoone °; I '•· J'eoo ~as0'been one year, ~?me~oy, ~- ~ ~i :' 1 "l!' .'I"· ".;, ..1>0 ~ MAYTAG wA.sJ!iE~ LIKE NEW ~nd we m Y ·r, Also female co~~er •~;panif!l. If Nt.:lw~~ ~1nterested 'call 3738. Betty Ha~s. ~ Racine. I , ( ~-----1"" Mickrey !'louse blu•nncqhu.·.'.·.-.an.~r.lvuapptee~rep~~~::!: Ia .,u • reated A11110r'tt by ,. hAif·lenet.'l ia witl1 8 J-8, 6.-t1 ·~1 the $66,?00 Beldame Handie<i~ p at YJ~ry ~~~ =~~~~ ~lmont Park 'Wall A IIQI ~ ~~ • , $35 1 •-~ •--•, ' N<>•l<~ T<> IIIDDERS ' ol '-""7 jli!ri!oft !. , , per· month. See Mrs. Howard lnalliH.Dp. _- ••ru See"'""'!< ~'ll~ill " . _, b.: i' urtKied ond - mtut(jwft " oOt' Cl&tder'• - ebeek 1;y ' Continen~.~ Cecn, 800 W M'nln St., Pomeroy irart., AdmldlstrattJr. "tlr'e" aUat.Q · E&ucatlon . ~ t:raiik in tbe of 1 9 $2100.00 spent ~Mmings. ...!...!! ::::::.::::::::;:~;;;:;:;:;::r !i ~~~~;~~~ Ldcal •• J f;>is.lrict, 1not le.. t:fwm ten ~nt of thf' price $2500.00. P'or l'f!~ ladders. · Me ~Y. at Itotal aiiWl!nt of the bj.~ Gf b)' a I -., "k I 1:30 Fem.i.zame 'l'ooob ·' '11 2,00 Afternooa- F-Um FeJttri1 ltem. I ONE 'four room and 1 five room RURAL _ ._room inaulatcd frame apartmenla. 8 ruom ::!welling, home with electricity & running ncw'i y decor:.ted lwide and out. water, cabinet 1ink, oil furnace Mu~t be seen to be appreciated rorccd·air heatmg, full basement A. N. Bengel, Pomeroy. 9 1fl tf 2-acre lot with scvl'ral ~·ouna: ]3 room furnl shel'l APARTMENT. frlHt tree!! and plenty of .'ltrawUtilities paid, 358 North 4th St berries. J,ocated on .~eood road 9 19 6tp ab ut 7 ·mi.les from Pomeroy 1 ~~.J?OI"l9 The Hntel Martin 'ha.s avallable, a I $5000 uo. few rooms witb J"Unning water 1 REN'rALS - 8-room steam beSted, and Hotel service bath. In at sperial weekly or monthly month. Other rates to steady guests. Rates as fr'om ·300(,) to low as $8 wee-kly double occu· pancy. Abo roolllJ for Special LOTS - Several Me~tings, Parties, Weddings., $500.00 up. ~ I ao.,l,la~ '""' 1 B~.aeyer ·' :;,>1) . TUESDAY ,., ' 9-~1-'2~2tc :z'1t .cf.ke1 rcir 'ti..M ...... \t 20 u ' '"''- 9 1 INDIANAPOLIS LP - Marl~Dt I PEBBLE BEACH, Clllf, ~ I Stewart o( Ft.nlhi ll. Ont . wun b Ken v~nturi won. tiM c.n~ Unlt~ S~ W~en s Amateur , State Almleut l(o~ ~ w.la I golf ellamplOnshfp by r~lly1ng lo ' 2 and 1 +\cllor}' over llld n.,JGr. defea t Jo Arv.e Gundenon of Krr:k- ' ~.1... 2 and I , In their 36-j 1.05 MtGtl.J!!S .~ Ufu ~ )and , Waih , I ~1 1 1 Fla'm of 'Bewrfy 1Wis, tl._,lf,, ,,... t' I OJI I -'- ..1 - ti"1 tl)e mfl:n'!! ..... ....,.. Y~~:~ ... I FOR SALE 350 LEGHORN - li&N get NatiiOilllll Brandis they want · rn , .- '¥ , 1 • o·, mo. old, 80 per ce.nt for only $l a week. They get AUTO SALES herWf'llle llunk productio'n. Ralph Russell Pome- WlluM>le and Send YOU A I Ol get giftfree after gifttooFREE! Q·~u~ ·J!l_o:t.l,.H_ <::'lll."-"roy, ObiOt ot.oday for det.O.IIs ann FREE New --~ , •1 -n ~"'nr""'• ttu~nv ~u~, · 9-22-Stp •• ·Obi~ we ml8l our dear ~!other. - -:r . 276-page catalog POfULA.R mAX WARD ., · _g cubic foot Kelvinirtqr refngerCLUB PLA:N, Dept. J884, Lyn·l ~ IN...., • ._uraged, She """ld "Y •t~ $100,00, Kelvinoitor elect- brook, N, Y. 9 24 llp ~ , .... .. .._...., • .._.., 00 FUm<ro ""'" .1. ... Q04 ;'Wat.cbes over me. Re'l my rie stove 5. &-- - · - - -1 • ••ay ~W!ftioq. burnet $!50.00. Call Reliable lady- to li"e in and care- " - ~ ~.~~~ ,:~•::,:t,e, . .....,. • .;:.;..:'1.' A .. ' 9 22 8lp .... __ ...._ r•·~ • _'a with -nll"•cnta""'"" 6128-X , for two sman ehildnn,-"'d Hght •·-·- "'- -' " ' - a·l n r k 115 I II . ') .. 14 _ -, APPLES FOR SAL'E • llh miles howe work live dkaysc •,, w "" • Porntror: Ohio....... 1. 3 135 ' ....H ev ......."tt \Jouth (ff ltutle.'fid. John L. Rom· wblle motber wor II'. a ' , '' . . .._ - f ,, 10:25 Weatbf!rmart" "' 'I ·' to:QO Preo OOIIIerenCe ·• · n "! I 1·0(1 New, ll:Oli· TJnf ta~ Sblkt·' 1 •J.,k Sl!in Off fitravfilo · · ypy~- IM' RUSiell, ,a torm 1:,. •btt ,of .the ehureh will ~~t. Everyone 1~ Invited . ft~~len<l ~ 19~ lotc ,. ~ ' ,...,..-· --v ' '"' · ' Qoial4 .not. Jte19 .beta:e1l.j!A.any lO 00 Your &sot,Rel)orbfr ·."1r 1\v<l More information, write Geurge Pendergras.'l Be~r cattle Specia list University ol Kentucky Lex· ingfon Kentucky. ~~t -·~ ~" ,~ ¥l!ll 'K'~ • 7·00 P.bl) SIIVIl'rJ ' SII&W · t•' J.t 7.30 N.inr Lo.c' • . · • a:oo J•c-e oil'(] M..'l.bcJ a so Republican NotiY.mll 9:!)0 $64,000 QueMI9n . ' 6:30 aranct Old opry -- 294 _ I tal of Sat_,.y I Clotba. ' CUntoa Fiaber, ll.lddleport. Quality, ServiCe PomerDr. 9 21 3tc Phone 8265-X. 11-l..U k ld c , ... , ' .= Beegle- pups, 9 , wee s. o · ;; 0 ~ 'f:o·or rel:rt ~ El~;~etric wallpaper n ~•"'nan . . olio\P- m., Dana •l•amor. Clintqn Fish.,, Mid To m'" t tile •iloolrios Of . ...e_, :rou t . I bM: __:omeroy, RD 3. 9 dleport. p'b. 6265-X. 11-1-tr f•mu . . . . . .t .. cfst oa lW'IIttere or Good A ... 1 gu regulating heater for ..,,_ cnu 919-J. 9 21 lite For or Tra E!_ ..... r ;, :.;1 •t.t<'l lr.olemor- llm FOR SALt: Wilton Rug 11 X 12, G" clrculaJing hcotor. BTU I) , -"----r,_, - GOoil conditioo. Re.sonabh Eugene Holter, Racino, Rl I. 1 0 24 wrifP!tl ln f0vln8 Call 36G-III. 9 21 3\p F I.H. ' ol our dear Mother, uneTO ome MeDanieJ, who passed F'ijt-~R QLAS~ Awnings and C:qor F!rst Class b1·cgle, 'l'rrhblt dogs Phone ·285 "'-~~~= ''-"~ •' o~tel!. fl.,y.fuo. Gas beatE$'11. tor !Nile or tr.&de Howard B . , pl. I, IJ ' 195ri at t e Vene l.an Blinds, all aizes and Stitt, Middleport, Rt. 1 or 1 ,,~.o~ ' acu. ot 56 Y=· 'Mi,. · , '® '""- ~ eslimntes. oate mile~ below Mid{flepurt on Rl. 7. -I ~ \..,. •• Our . ' Iy, 21".., UnlOn . A'9 24 3t.... r til' w pel Supp ~ "~' - I~ '' 3:80 Edi• ol 4:00 Katle'o Kl!tbeit 4:30 The Early Show 6:00 Art Linkletter 6:~ Douala3 ·EdwarD. 4,00 Kentucky l"ec!Jer Calr Sales ea~h I .restOJ!lng. eotlector~s . 'E I 12:30' lu Til< .... l<l' 'lil;r '· ,, u~ Joiy;llly c~" •., · '-' Zl~ f,t.... phureh of .Christ .=wtPinl,ifi: JIJ:IO Jncludl~~ ~: d.~ -m ' !!i., ,rn M. ;¥.:;,1·~ina: ~y , 1 ll:lG Love of -Life MoNDAY ~TAtiON"' ' ' "' WHTN-TV C*-'no.nile -' · ·- "··-- J't;; . . ;hi,_, . TO .. SUNSET for Scie ·. By U~ltEQ ORESS I tp faN "'' EVANGd.tsnc. MEE'l'ING· - - -.- _- -•QJ.~•Ilf;·lwH•Sept. 17 thru~t. 30 CJiulc 1947 LincolD . · ~t Arlillll' " 10.30 Strih It n,oo Vallal!l Lnd)' finish. Om'eroy, ~v '''!"'1"¥1\0· _ . · ' 9:30 Do Y~ I 9-20-6tc. (9) unfurmsh.~d Weekend Sports S11inmaey be~rooms, 'NtlO.CJ., Jtt!.adiQga guaranteed wiNCHESTER • 22 HORNET Phone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0. Per· jt .-' 80 c:haqe. .. OPen daily fiooin t'Jfle wltJr German scope sight. ry lessee ol Hotel Martin, 1 (9· 2· c) m. to ;,tOp. tn. For appoint· Qoot;J condltion Phone 410-X. •, 9 10 lmoc '1 U 1-._.'7 WXI .., e--..1 Evening!'l ' - - FOR 21 .3 . ..., • 9 19 •T""'e g.. tp 5 ROOMS and BAm, 10 Cole St. wte 6 Tontgbt 8:00 Cutaitl K-evor T~, $1,395 ~lve your probleint. Answe-r t.~J t'orelgn Intrigue 2:30 illolH!t.SIIy 'Ble.t!~ar' n)ind at ease, I will help you o,so 2:30 3:00 3.15 3.30 4.:00 Katie's Kitcbea 4.30 The Early Show fUO Regiopil. Reporter 6,15 E~ww<fll6·30 RobiriboOd· 7 00 Burns and Allen 7:30 Talent Scouts ll:OO Che.t1es Farrell 8:30 Vio Damone l :t IJ Sttullo One $1,69~~ Mlrc~h 7,7-'i! HEAD, 14 SALES Scptcm· ber 24-0clober 17 . Angus nereford, Sh.ort·Horn, Mixed. For -'---.,.,r;:'"-"-"''o:o: · "I Mi.j>,A.M ~~:y ··.-· ~ '1 ._ ~ ~ 'ALMISTr 10:30 Noah's Ark 1:30 Housepatty 2'00 Ilia PIIYOff Bleattnar1: Pomero-y m . Adyriaina:-B,hould 1Je 1953 Chev. Bel. Alr. Sport_, Eye Anbur Goclfr., Guldblg Light Ray MJIJand Show Aa tAe Wor1d Tu.rrt. Johnny Carson Show Houseparty Big Payoff Bob Cro.sby The Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night 8-20.o~ ' 19"" p•vmouth SaWin.i.· 2 clr. 1 •N JJc•l ;,. ~u, Mileage On• owner. Low . ~~~ Jrom!d.i l.t!ly. Th~ J),ally 4 dr. Sed~n. lue white News Picture 9:00 Garr)' Moore strike It R;.,h VaUaDi; Lady Love of Ute Sell'('h lor Tomorrow adyerij~n(lt i:;•· Aunt Dru Show 6.U Les Paul Miry Ford 6:30 Frankie Carle 6·te News Caravsn 7:00 Superman 7:30 Grand Ole Opey , ~ ~ 8:00 Jane Wyman 'Show 8:30 Circle Th~tre 9:30 Rosell1af7 CiooDe, Show 10·00 The Big Surprise 8,00 i \ ,!'J;Iit~foUow~ JnRrtlon, 4:3() iMy Uttle V:a~e Sign tor 25 C!!!nta ONE FOUR ROOM AND 1 foom apartments. 8 room dwell POMEROY-6-room modern tru:l\ ing, newl y dP.wrated 1n.!jide anc1 hon1e wi t h 3 tafle out Mui:lt Lit! .sc'en to be avprcc! J1v mg a nd dmm1 room wilh ated. A. N Bengel, Pomeroy . 9 wall ·to . wall carpet1ng, Jara:e18 tf 3 rooril,furn:rJhed APAHTtoon'l y ('!Qiet,, VQdian bU.nds, MENT. UtUit ie 11 'Paid 356 North hot atr beating, fu.\1 ba-ement. Lucatcd 1111t or all danger of h tgb 4th co,t, MJ-'dl Y e p0rt nl ; 001 e, vy wut e1 on '75-foot lot with plenty Phone 3 JO-., 1 . 22 3t of shrubbery flowers. Thts _ _ _ __ 0__-_P_______ is the kmd ofand home you have 6 MQm unfuTnisf\ed ap.at tment 1 been looktng for. '·" of recent wlt'h bath for rent. Also 3 -room , r o nstrurtion and can be "boaxht apadm!'nt with for ijr ou.sands ]eaa than toda_r's bflth. Both newly decorated . Call r r eplacement atrd constructlon GMC '!.1 ton tJi, P ltku P. ~fom" 'Grille and Dl:l: T 1''l" $1,885.00 J.. . , 19M Ra i d . of 2 centa per Wqrd wlll Monteray. M'ereomahe drive. for not Bleattnar'11, Pomeroy. !1'!1.~ -1~ bel91'o the 23t~ 1pf each $1,«9'8.0!1 • WOfd. ' 12::JO Current Captain Kaagaroo Garry Moc>re 5:00 Mickey Mouse "'--"'"'-~-~--"'-"'-"'-"'-~== 1 -""'-"'-""""'-"""-'"6:00 News 1 ' • I around here But a C~hlft' lady 6:05 Weathe-r : told. me- ''1'1).cy OIJlly .&:ot 17 bo~ 6:1Q Sports 6:15 John Da1y to s1gn up for It- Know 1 None of 'em wont on 11. farm, JWilt 6:30 J.~amous- Playhouse 1 want to htke off to Jndu&irlal jobJ 7:00 Film I or the Army " 'I'h""' had 3~ eo "J ws, 7:30 Voice ot Firestone she said, and surely needed the-ir li:OO Film Fair -children's bc.lp, which they now 9 00 Film Fair hav.c- but 1 oould see lhe felt doubtful of it.t lYing. 9:30 Feature Theatre -one-QI.( pert'eot stJ'Ietcbes o! • rd. tti of th )a.mc • lET VISION-Air Force jet pilotl VltWinJ" tbe Pen.liJ'Oh'l new greenwa &e ng l_8e c super machine gun tor aircraft aay It Is an eMeellmt weapon, llut bulkUnas, m'Oit1Y. ot light. gray thfty doubt wheUter there wm be many op~rtf,lnltlu for Us ua&. natl've !rlone, a shrning lake m the The pllota lay 'there aren't likely to be any "dot'flrhtt'" at the 11peed1 bukgrottnri a-nd a huge war mem · ancl altitudes military planee have a.chltved. They polht out that o-rtflol ol '8 pylins on a Vlrgl-nia ml&~lles of rreat power and range are nnderln.- •una obiC.llete, sandstone tonse dominfl•tmg tho Some ObV1o1.11 reuon. for thetr akeptlchun ltftl that the futtat jell now move &t about a half mile a aecond, ud their "turntne ...... Brief notE!! now-a blt:( hunt ra~lu.~'' at hlrh attitude 11 likely to be ma..ny tnllei. A. eloa&-ln ah.ot. . »·tn Roanoke fer fot•merlf S. pupil at an enemy, U!'dtt thee condition•, could be obtained only on a Oftt·p... batil ealculatad from mile• away. Moreover, n appeara "Lukie" llve:s at lalem Johi\A(;O-turns , Va.,- far upoutonhee. 1that eomathlnr peculiar happens to human vision at altitudes above 'SOrt of bluff in e. new nddttlontO,OOO teet, 1 had a tQO-Ol'-' address - what a PUotfJ lay thl.t at theM heights they can often tee clearly the out• waste of tirmo-warm bread with linn of a City tl'l&t I• 200 mllea away, but tbey cannot ~ee another our tuppor In Salem- Vi.rginians plant that 11 only • tew mllea -distant or even almoat upon thf'm. dote on wann bread-and they The re6ult, &CCGrdlnr to one pilot, le that he u.ualJy does noL real· e\'il:n serve it to tourists-ll'U~y another plan• II Jn his vicinity until attn they bave paued. He hltue mountlatn's d.omLnate the!taya that avotdlnl co!Heion• at h!gh altitudu Ia imposalble with &Oene for- oearly all th~ 568 mile pruent l.nltrwnent.. , trek ~ it seemed restful to get , The testimony Ja part of the argument for btt'ter air tratrlc ~on­ back to ou-r valley - meR with trol, but U aJ.a telll Why the pilot of tht future ltn't ptnr to have beords in one town which wilJ !fnuch· uae tor a maehlne gun. ceh•br4Lte !its 1!i0 yl:"ars - and I • • • Ill • next year look out for Jamestown 1 e FA.IlM PRIOJ:I--.I.Ithoua-h fann prtce~ dropped foul' per cent in Va!., 850Vh. .&n!Versury - 'twafl July and A.uruat .Arrtculture Secretary ltz..., Taft llenaon eUU : &tattoo h:r 1807 you reca~l - n.t!l\1' maintains tbat tbl 'ldownward tUde ln prlcea, lnterrupted tempol'ar • , Beekley a Wllrning S"ign at edge Uy by Korea. ·hal bten 4lhecked:' I lol a cerneteey Drive SlOWly We Benaon tJCJl&lnl th1 lharp Auguet decllnt of threi JJer cent-the Walt - thfl.t'll shut your wa· loweat monthly, poUlt llnoe 194.0-aa a set&ack that couid bt txpect· ~ off, ~t.her. if you'll rf'ally ed durin&" thl na'UOD•• harvesting aeaaon. However, BtniOD insllta tblnk it over - bUll: you can It that "the trend hla been upward." '- , sldw , u~ m6eh if you get in ~e Oburvera f~el th&t the aeeretary may be forced to change hi• gotnj •ht!fk as we did 'Outa tune It the Jul)'·Aurufl trend contlnu .. throu1h September. Arly Charlestone v e r y motorilst further detline lJl Jl'IOel received by tarmtrt CGtlld. lhollld 'hreltht thankl wben he bt a ltt'lo\ll blOW to OOP hopea ot WlnnlnJ aupport JI'Ob """"' solely lll<se days, ll'Ml the farm •W.~ on Nov. 6. ' It •• be11eved. th&t &:nether three per cent d'ro-p ChtcJcetll tlthll' In StptfMJ.~ o.. OCtober could fOrot a llootny fHton llhanJ't la ~.)~~~ department'• prediction · Ulat "re~~. trom tanntnr In thelalt. half ot ~OU now •ppeare iikefr ~ ~ that ot Jut )'tar. The ye&r'a tOtal &lN 11 oxpeeled to lit Uf II~Uy." lt net JncilmefalU tO impi'OVe thil )"tat OYer i.tte 0Dt billion doJ,. Jar decHae ot lt~ lt.._ll ute to ... ~me the Rtpubllcana wm hav• troublo on l'!tl!' ~)!! ''"" ana,s a~ o[et_Uoll !!roo. 1 I The wn.y it is--we're a ridin' dBwn hill set.. ond at 0\!1' right Is a cka~ pul'\in ~ st'""'alll !OJn~ t!rtu'*'lly the other WilY whil'h rs up 1 hill. Expm~ THAT 1f )OU can, my engi.nf.er friends. ~ Well, here':S" 'Beckh·y, W. Va., where I "toV to vit.it a. friend H~ street numbe:- is. 319 whtch I'm eat•ne,Hy ~robing hr and find 317. "N'Clw I !lave it" I think ex· ulting But heaV&nll, no, the very nex,t numb::!l' l& 231. I h:ad drunk too fllUCh o.r that mount·ain water it would s •em. Tu~ns c.ut, th.o, th:l.t I'd p&IS®ed 319 on l«n'Y fll'lJl. jump. The W. Va. ex-planation. "Well, see, 'tJh\:lse were the OLD numbers, and when new hoUII~ were bullt, they just took new I!Dd lower numbe-rs" A-,; 1 ~-====~ ,..Dine E'ltctlort Setn Surt ro Aftd Party Campailrtt ' 12:00 Parsons Study -. MONDAY I t"nJ.o: n.c Dougl!. 11 30 It Could Be Ytiu 5:00 6;00 6:15 Bleattllar's Pomeroy. $ 1 9D:I 00 -~'•j,' ;t: ' IJm··..i , L , w'llrdjS ....Ot !n· IW '¥"' •.~~1 , cba e"t'Gllc."1og• ~ for three con•~onto ~r word · ~tlve r~ buertlons. Homtl 11 oo Ttc ..... .... fm~ d0Ws. - 19M~ WCHS-TV Channeiff c.n Rore'o how to work II: IS the tearful meeting of "~- .5.5 fsitn On !I ·OO - TRIES SANTA'S ROUTE NOR1'H HOLLYWOOD c.wf 1l:lS ' 11•00 UP - Drew Daniels, 9, cer· tam today til&~ Santa OLaus ~ not 11 :?.fl W eBthet't'a81. 11 ·20 ~ntrr!! to come down hi"' {"himney r Press Box tuey 11:30 this year. Dr·ew c-ame home from school 11:30 ~t Intrigue 12:00 : Fr1day anti found the [ront daor 12:00 1 00 locked 5o he M l'Hled to- try San1 Skrn OU c - - - - - - . :1:45 t.a's roul{.' He became stuck eight let"t !ro-m lllC tQP ol the cltlmney. :IH metal • --:-~------ ~ lull It'. Owna Matinee Theatre 3:00 Queen For A Dv 3:45 Modern Romanee3 :00 Mrs, Lena Aton.tort, 86, an4 her 110n Ralph, 43, whom abe bad not aet:n tor nearly ·10 years, on New York's Welfare islllJld. He ts &erving 30 to 60 years in Auburn prison, ·&nd was broulf'ht there In connoo· tiO>l wlth an escape indictment. She ltr. a Welfare island die.· betee patient. A judge granted AronBO.D a to-minute hoapltal visit. (lntem~~tiorud) r , ., ., ,., 42. Sel&ml 46. Boctium Cguld Be You 12 30 Current is autumn In New York, a time about which 80ng writers are Inclined . .. . . tl 10.00 Home YORK~Thts 1 'l'oday 9 00 CoUtoe Time THI~ i' oo 7 •· to .eompoae lachrymose ditties, and then Qt'(! th' thinf8 now scheduled to happen· The :Metropolitan Opera wUI &Mounce three ' times that It will have no 19~G - 19ri7 season and four times that it will. It then will open on schedule and a society woman will walk on her hands down the middle aisle during the .teeond act or Flledennall.t, A new middleweight will win she flghta in a row at Ma.dl110n Square Garden e.nd be hailed a.a another Harry Greb, Kid Gavllan then wiU be resurrected from the living dud and wUJ knock out the new television fta~h In the fourth round, Seventy of New York's lovellelt young girl• wtU make a mass debut at a terribly chi-chi atlie crv~raf.lxJUs lair In the grand ballroom or the Waldorf. Three -~· J9S6·19GT months later, drawn and jittery~ 41 of them will ' Betlfcm apend a week In Flower Firth Avenue hospital under sedatives, recovering trom the joya or be· .., a youhg, exuberant. party-going deb. .J'ackle Gleason will sell all hill cars and motor-b1 :~s and appear around towp in a whlle-and·green atrlped Mercedu Benz 300·SL, W11ereupon Jack E. Leonard and Red Button• will tell everyone that the 300 ifJ a close approximation of Gleason'.$ lutest weight. TUISDAY - e ~~ s•rn an --- '.WANT'~~;~·::~ ~~;i€ '-:~ -: ~,. )~--::-;:~-~-~~--.~ t . ' ' . ADS WSAZ-TV Channel3 REYNOLD I. GREENI ----· ··-· """-~ 398 I THE DAILY SENfJNEf. OH1HESE ._;,.;;,;,~,.,.,~"":~I GOb USED RIM ;fllallllliY �'-· .. / • • * * * * Doublehea_der Win Sunday Places Reds 11-2 Games Out • * *' • v • /lUI> WII.K/NSON, IN N/5 '/OM 5FifSM AS 1;/P#Ct'IP ROOMS Of New Fur111ture roa = $299.oo BAKER FURNITURE I I ·MILK SHAKES '· • HOT DOGS ..... ,, Buster Fi·eeman. , I I 15c (Formerly Dairy Queen) At Bridge Appruat'h . Ponwroy. Ohio - -·- --- --··· - - - - -- -- -· ly Paul M. . Clifford / lone.• bead, and teJ.l. on the '-'1 The Rutland Red Devils made It on tbe Ui with Rutland ~~ two in a row Slrturday ni&bt u over at that Point. On the fint plly t·hcy took an easy n-o victory from .Darrell Duean on • rewrse the Marietta Reserves (ID the Rut- hit Pat -Eidl 1tandin1 all alot)fi: Oil, land gridiron. Coach Jim Veonari ·the loti line, and be just 1te;pped , subsUtuted fff'ely throughout tbe aeross for anothtt tally. This· tin:Jtl contest as his club scored two Dusan.'s k.lek wa. blocked by MUla touchdowns ln each of the flnt That m~ it 21-0. . · · tbree quarters . .la tM tb,lrd period Rutland 'to9k Paced by the hard running of ov~r 00 t.he Marietta '-7. and on Jim Cremeans, who scored three the first pit)' Crerneans. 'ftQt 47 For the aecond .straight week, and yards for another ~ Without beby a big hard charging line the 101 touched. Duean 8 plaff: klek Devils h8d little trouble w:ith the for the extra point' was blocked Marietta seconds as they scored by Ward. the (lrst time they had the ball in The fiDal tyuchdown of the just four plays. game -.:ame on a drJve of 42 )'frda. Afti!J' taking ihe opening tletoff Darrell Dua:an went .28 yarde on on tbe 20 Cremeans returped to 8, reverse to th~ Manetta 16 yard the 36, Darrel Dugan hit for four, hne, and the Vlsitors we.re ~naand Cremeans went around right lited to the 11 for too mucb llme . end for II and a fii'St down on th~ Schoonover then went over fTom 49. Larry Dugan picked up ,19 on i ' the 11, on a sneak. This tlme 4fry spinner over the middle, and on Dugan 8 Jdct was a~ln no good a reverse to the left went 30 y-ards Ven.narl had a ~plete 'SeCond for the first TD of the game with team tn tbe a:ame tn .the last quarJerry Schoonover throwing the ter, and D~Jther team could ..score. key block that put him into the :autJaud did advp.nce. as far as tbe elear. Larry Dugan's kiek for the ·Marletla 28 at one t1me, ~ut penaextra point was blocked by Wan:l. IUea set them bAck . t~ tpltJfleld, Muletta had to kick tt.. flnt and a ~ yard scamper by Giiibem time tha~ htd the ball, and on / was not eno~eh to mak~ th~ Jl"t fourth down Jones punted from · ~· hit own 34 to Darrell D11ean on It was again an · . .. the Rwtltnlll 40, ....., ... ...turned 1 nluly te the Mari.U• 45. On tiM first play . Crem•aM went wt.le • ..,unci rlgt.t end to &at salt fw ,. . I . tht 1W.IInN cut btck to , ... mlil_l• dla of , ... field; arwl went 45 ytrcfl 0 • ,, .. !&on and John Jeffrle;, wu tetrifie all cvep,ang, and Cremeans paced the hard runnin4 Devil backfield. . Statlstles Jave IRutJ,nd six firat by rusbiJ:l.• to o~Iy 102 the vis ltorz. Rutland trle4 passes, comPleting one fGr 1:5 yardll, while Marietta completed on~ out of eight for l3 yard.ll and had one intercepted. Rutland punted three times for a 32 yard average, while .Marietta had a 21 ·average in .(qui' ·punts. The lost 74 yat'W! b_y pent!Ues tl) 50 Cor the vbl._. -; · The lineup: \ 'Jl+ M.ri-.ta .. I nell Ellis •n4 C. Mill• ~'rec:kl" ~ey and O.Vol ~ i!Mid, Pattenton _.. ltecey :Center1 W.rd, Backs~ Slddl...,r. 1 Pettit. M, Mills JorMt Hav,., l"nt~ Rurst. · ! Gu•nf'i - "' '1.(2 ·•' ' " YO' GOT A CHANCE . ~· E' 1. ODAY'S SPOR.T p·ARAD . ' "'QVE .,..BER 1I t11 - ,, ',\1 .. a,. 08"Ait • UnltM P - NEW YORK llllltALIY s,.,., Writ...UP_ The Iitle of I ·- New York Gla~- H•..l. c~-e . ~ ·~ 0\.Vl" -'.L Clev- m-"' n-..ll ......:..... ,. •-·--· -~ Detroit~ IIU n'CIUA ua£"Y lll 1 ~.!,'1~ 1 I,.oog:bY~pthen~~r~~ WI~ Slu~d ..,....,lly The Yell''a bliifSt Joier in the -~f...lea..ntS did J.n the ~eoond .half of f.be· ll!ea&c)n 1s. Jim '1" t1 p-.;.~ .... 4' WJ.16 ,......y ,:· · . • · · , · . (lfi~l~g ~f~~~_Y *Oil KllpPtJt~ln w_.. MAKE~ ' ·, · . ·l . 'l."' tre. ' MOORE'S YOUR' HEADQUARTERs · • .,.Qrb more e n..,..l;" JlluaLrloUJ d•mace ,. lllsor.- Sllluted. :! 1 ~ sudden!)' fell ttvoo111h out . at a 10.3 ·eii.P.' iod'i,rince th~ It' 11 .,~-. th str t h ,baa be~ ~lobbertld 2-11-.. . 0 c r~ f 18 a ·...,.ere 1n e ·· ,' · · . "' . : . figures of the pltcbenl book. All.o well .. ·bomb&d . · ~own tbe: ThOse Dodgen: ~de their run ~h~ .~ ·-~yo'• .Jlo. beca~ . Don NCweP«ilbe, Sal M... ger , ·Clalf, · ,iU:ilb~. s Bob lie and Carl · Erskiolte all gaN~ ·"':~,end •bd ~···.~•Pk S!,llli· them bli: ~~ balv~ ol l)le .sCa· . ·i~P'~&. ~~· ,~·-·.\~H.h, an son . Mllwauliee a~~. )llpn(- i!J. .. ~ec:o.nd, _..fJ~1_, · .• lietn..,t.a. contenU~n , ~Iy ~ Warre~ . l~ -~' ' '~:ll~\ ~ eame Spohn bllf • bllf ,...,.. !loll whll• llc!lne •4'1¥.:' 11'13c~.~ · lfulllvan the rest o( Uu. 6t.aff wU in and ·itntbd WSt!i •N ~l'ftd· };~bee has• ouL The Rodlegs dled bmllll!' booD no ~ ~n 4-4. Broob Lawrenee -and Johlmf All ·ol: whiellr.,..Jd Jildicate, un.Kilppsteln did, too. .t-. Ule trend ~ dr.amatica~ly, lit H•wk Phll')llmtn•l , thai. those , ~~~ will be- \ Ne.wrombc, q[f tJbe fitures. hi.d i •WPJi.nl uni'IOI'D\1.' in Oct.ober. ·a phenomenal late run. At the ~ · ;· · · of June he waa N; From lhell' on he had 1 18-1 record. M:a:sU.e .,,,,a~~NEJrive·ln was a t'0-10 2-3 pitcher at the eftCl ' . ... or July. Since then he has beef!. 9-1. EnkiDe waa 2-8 ln mid.June TONIGHT , Mld since then has added 1i wbw luun Herwa,. I.Wy Alllert ra.gaJnst fO!U defeatJ'. ~·~~ c•Y TOMORROW Milwaukee had only Spahn b) come on with tlle big rush . Goin( Ski~ Hom.ltt:• krl.....,. Milltr Into mld.JuJ,y he wa1 7-7 and since THUNDIIt OVU ARIZONA then M lua won 11 agaim~t lhl'ft' Cln NlhlrenM 1M Coltr) defeat.!. No one else on th{' tb.ff ClrtOft- 1[- thldunollk joined him ill ·the atreteh run. Birdie Tebbtu.t boasb that Hill TUISDAY & ' WIONnDAY Jeff.coat waa hls beet pitcher in PAMtL Y NIGHTS tlte late •l~a:ec.. Tbe fol'mer .>ut. I 2 Adult Tldleh Admk Car fielder was 5-1 on the home hall ,lhlrter Tomple 1 but. meMWhile Lawrence and Jet'tme c.urttllmtl KUppBteln both folded . Uawre~W!e "KII$ AND T.l~~" was 13.0 ln. 1ni.d-Julv an~ only •10 -ALia-;. In the final haU:. JC11ppstcin liQir'l... Anlllonf s... l ~ It 7-4 aJid flniitted with IJ·1. "WISt OP ZAI>IJ:tBAR" Other late ruabll'ie p!Uhln;: ltiiJ'A lin 1ochnlcotedl lhls ,....,....... !lay M"""' o1 C•rto.n - ~SCARY CROWS ' .. Baltimore, JohM)' Aftt.oulli of the 1 here , .. ~ .r"' ~n. . Wl:hron of... &M~ '· . Wlite ·Sox. ·~~a ru.s·h . M.R,; 1•)thou.rlf"'tlbt · 1df:tit.wnmce- 388-Y far enothtr telly, Thi• t(mt Larry D11pn'11 kick no aood. •nd It ••• 12.0. On the first play of the s~ond quarter With the ball on their own S3 Marietta gambled and ran on fourth Down w.;;:h three to go. 1 Jones picked up only three yards, and Rutland took over on the ·Marietta 38. The vislt.ors were pen. ~.lize~ ...~ .~ ~1 for offside. then: Creinea·ns went 31 around ria:ht end for the score . withoUt being touched. This time Larry Dutan's place kick wa s good . Rutland'a next score came as a result of a bad pass from center on fourth down with Jone 8• baell: in· punt formation. Marietta bad the ball ·on their own 39, but on fourth · down the center went clear 0 !''" • l ;' • .. . ~ J . - TtrE OKAv GIVEN 10 'AQI,AI ' !'·· 1 ' . . ELECTRIC WAIIR HIAIIIN. SAFETY · i .. -·-- .. ., . ...,. ' 1 ')(: .·.\ 1.. ,. :·()M If yeu'r- the ki!MI ol · ~·lluyer who baa to oeo lor ~~~l!lU, we invite :you to oee our DeW liJbWuty lNrla- - two big leaturu-plu• many other ad'~~antcu•• ore your ohuroncs that Jtcirlc: woler heating 11 the mtldern, thrilty way to tip·IOp houaehold comlorl. · Buy where you wlslf'- ·, ·But see 01 flnt. Theil go IDUo • good . I buy. aMI ' Pi/tv y_,.; ,.,.gnu;. fte<trit: , _ I •' & -~ ' why• brriiNOTIONAU ha.. tbe odae-~111performance and c:olllfort - ltlon who ·~- ·· WID! pro.."/ ibl.t IJrrUNATJOMAUI GOV3 ' We would Uk'e tll ifllll!D!-'1! ·It for you. Low-cost terii\J to please ' YG,U. "'~ ' ' R COMPANY ~ welcome· tou11! . ~:~S;t~ who .WWw tniUI..~~·...,to . ,, . 0' 1'h111 " WantA Car TV .• Range;. Waaher ... orWKA.T '"ah dirt. f'ODA V AK'f'lliC l.IY rHO r& Jar J;.T 1'1-110 . ,SALvPARK ,~lhn ·litmt hrn·tt.A' on eltcttic: litht-lt potittvel1 wn't Your electrlcol oppllonce dealer or plumber wlh be gl~d to \how you the •Jat rvpe of tlectrl( wolef hepler to fit yo•Jr lamlly'1 need1. "rT", FORf!IIING _llt iiLI.~ I .. · , ).. I<ATIONALII Cleon- A1 (INE IS on Tllnn.l . .ft-kcov•• It' a flomelen . Need• no llue or """' hcs rallable Mmf*"Oiurt (Ontrot and (Qft .. lnefgllecl a•ywhere, ' HURR.~--­ THE CLEANLINESS '' ' ,o IN'I.RII\t4l'IIONAI: · 1'RUC. . .,...........,.. .......... GSEQUIP . • / '\ " ' I f' '' -f l ,. Inc. '.; ,. , Br AL CAI'P o· 1\.j.Ao f!,atN' T1""', COME. SADIE t-4AW KI "i ~ [)IW. I 'You can count on . the R.u.:d- ,e-am,- but aga1n they wt! rt not fot«do to ex· tehd themsclvs. The bli lllle paced bY Bill Edwards, Jack llep· Phone makiOC hlls and Rocky Nelaon befooe r et.irlng Walker ·Coupur on a fly. It was Acker~ fourth win .. ,.• , , Lh•- 1.... ,. • ""' ___, ' " , ·, ley b•~ke •P a· flne plleh~· ., 06 " battle bolwt>en rookie Don Gmar and l 'o m Pohobky ln the openl!ll' with hi s game savlna homer. The Cardilli'.Ls £cored two unmned '"n' off G,...., one on an error hy sho~op Roy ~ in the third lj]~nf. · Jt-~ qle rook ie's ~hird win .wl,dtDUf"i'SO.. Mu&lel Sets heofd An ·n,Lmost unniJ#lced even.t in Sunday 9 play came Ln the first g.ame when Stan Musial b~ed . a sln!lle to give him 300 total baNs for the 11th &el80l\ to a J'GW. A Na.honlll League• l'flfliW'd. Yankeo J..ou Gerbig holdg the tneijor lellJUe recurd by turnlng ihe trick 13 timt."'l , during his career. '"'Y fo' I. son , reli e v~ Acker. He atruck out pinch-hitters Dick Scholle~ DAIRY BAR - lwm~'r . Hlst relief appearance of the sea- ONLY TryOurTosty Ball{'Y. swinging: on t.he COI.IDt trf two ball~; and one .strike, hit t.be right fi eld screen lor his 28th Tom Ack.cr pro t~ ted the Red· Leg '·s t hree run margin in lhe 8econd game until the nlnth mni.ng' whe.n Rip Repul.ski hit a two-t'Un hom er to cul the score 5-4. ALL FLAVORS • ' ' BY IIIR. ANil'illiiJi. i ') ' pUll :~;~~::tio Devila onl)' three for Marietta. had 1 net total Ql 15 WED.,.SlUa -~6 ONLY First Winner ' .. Dally Sentinel. Pomtroy.Mid<lleport . 0 : Sepl 24, 10~5 * * * 1 /IFifP COACI/, .. * 0 Marietta Reserves N0 Match ' enarnmen . FOf Hafd Hi•ttmg COACHING KINGPIN • • By Alan .Mavtr t:JAU~A I .. ' • ' R utland Red ·Devils Score 37-0 Victory Pennant Race At A Glance ' , • MAMiE'S IN THE WHtft HOU~E ~ ' " •-"",-.-,o~a.:"r~,.~,,~.,:-:•.,..,~,._l J-1 ~-l, A (UK~ f t. ro · lotL".' ~1\lt,f"<f.~··k :j(j'YLE':>b A.t-1 J.JA ":> f(IN -.KJ(JLJ B(.JP:rl - .W; ~ r,, I'->', AH "~ i i)of· .' ! . IN 1-"IIN ":J.l ~.N" l.t-,f.':;{ .. ' �- ' A l._y e,_.,IW)ySeuUne~ Pom\I'OY·Yiddleport, ();Sept 2•. 19116 Mt. Otld .Mrs. Edward French 60th___ Middleport B&P Womens Club ·Begins National Weelc Plans The Sentinel ~eJding Anrnversary Observed Daybook Sugar /Wn Parent Teachers Ass'n Holds Its First Meeting Of Year 'fhe Middleport Bu:m}I.~S~~ and Lllli.ol:o Stclft antt l.:a "S. E. S . The Sugar Run PTA he'ld ita Prof~wn.al Women 's Club &tart- Sohaaf, wbu pla.yed the a.ntJ.que flr.lf. mcetmg of Lhe year Thun;d.ay Mr. ed theil' ob::se-1vance of NaUoo..aJ organ owned tly the Zerkles. eventne at the schoOl with MnJ. on a table in t.be parlor and bhe guests ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Business Wom~ n ·-o. Week Sun~ Mn. Wml.ey Fry , pJ"e8idellt pre- Rly Woodgea.n:l, presi.cieut, pr'f.&;idby at.tendun~·~ at tb.e YU'iow sided at Lhe sliver coffee •e{Vlc:e IIJ.&. were greeted by the couple and IUtHDAY PAitTY their f~milles. churches of the c-ommunity. Sun- and Mra. Hcmer J. RtmeU, ~ Members were creeted •t the The second bH1.n4ay Of Paul, son of :'t1r . and Mrs. Slllll Pearman , day aftenoon from' 5 to 7 a eof· presideot aerved punc.·b dwiDB the door J!y Mni. William Swatzel and A three Uered weddiDI oake Middlf'po rt Hill, was celebraled f~ hour was held at t.he borne pl. cotlee hour nnd mint and an ~ Mn_ El~n Gibbs wbo pre~ent.ed WM ~- wtth an ~ URo(l at ~· Sunday when Mrs . L. W. Mt:Comas the Mi.-ises 1-Lalht> and Nelli.& Zlz. surt.ment of cookje6 and pe5tries them wtth a name card in the~ -tbe Weddmg of. tbelJ' gnD&sOil, and d<tugbler, Dianne, 11erved kle . were -sel"Vfd by the cornmi'1tee. form of an apple, on wh.lch. WM 'l!be .uuet.h. anni.versaey 1a the Curt.la Jilrelo(,."'o~~. Gold and white birthday cake and ice cream to Arrongemen ~ of faU flowen MemM.rs a.nd guet«t:> ft'om Ru4aod written the members name aald ~laiiD'Im annlv.,._,. and llle col- bells md flower.; wne used on Mrs. Pearman and Paul; l. E. Mil- were 1.1Sed throughout the apart- Char6ton 1\Jld Middleport: enojoy. Sua:ar Run 'PTA Sept.ember 20, or fiDr . this year i& yellow so the the •reb over a ml.nit.tw-e whiote lor· Mr and Mrs Carl Vander• ment an.d. music w.a. prese.nted by ed the ~too with MM. L. J . 195ft d.eeorations ol. the hoU6e featured Bible. Platblum Up.f)ed tandles h~f and children, F!oyd and Peg· Frank CatanzanJ. CindnnatJ; Mn. Heiner, RuUand, pre66nt at a I Prayer by the Rev. Eugene ~ Rowers and platklum co- lighted the refii'eshment table and gy , and Myrla Jean Wilson . meeting of I~ .BPW for the CiMJ.t Bro-n opened t~ meeting, a.f:ter lored. eootaineJ'S •nd candles. M.r. gold sw1rl ""'-Uliles Wet>e used on lime sihce her serious ILlneMS wbictl Mre>. Woodgeard weloorned and Mrs. French were- honored ...h llde or '" .,_.001 · of bst winrtcr. tbe new and old members. Tbe AVJULIARY TO MIET SunOay morning 81- t:he worahip Peace l'OB'es on the buffet. Ml'6 The committee ln chqe 1ftnl report of lhe secretary was read The Ladies Auxiliary of the :Jit'I'Vic!e at Lhe Middleport Churcll Don SUvers, ~r&nddaugbter, preMiss Nellie Zerkle, Miss' fnaoces by -MT&. Leland. Sls'llon who pve s.ided at the punch bowl; Mn. Loo Middleport Fire Department will llollSb, MJ'IS. Lulc. Rw;seU, Mrs. a report of the executive meeting ol ~at whldt they · - WW> Paul French, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thurber, -granddaughter, se-rved meet tonight in the _firemen 's hall M·a a·gueritc Durst, Mrz. L . E. Rey- h61d at the home of Mrs. Wood-~. Mr .end Mrs. Owen Fn!ncb eoftee at the ailveor coffee .ter"Vke; at 7:30 pm . Mrs. Sidney T. Ruf.. · nolds. An arrangement of yellow geard, August 23, at whicll time ,.._, and Mro Curl;, French, Elarl Mrs. Ed~rd T. French, pnd- sell and Mrs. John Vroman will !Je chrysantheurtl3 and tapen; jn· Q lllhe committe~ for the year were Nyst.Al holder W'a&· used on the na~ daugbter-in-law, WI:O a dining room Hostesses. At DOOll a dinner was served a.t ho!Jtess and Mn. Curti& French, dining l.:tble aud yellow t.ricbona Committees for the year are, MEETING CALIIED I lhe M.artin Rcstt.uraDt with Mr. granddaugbter-in-l•w. ~ed lhe aOO green grapes 1wreathed the ll.n· Wa)'l!l and Means, Mrs. Harold Ebnd Mn. Frertcoh guests of honor. cake. ~. M. L. Fre~h, M~. Daug;Jner.s of Union Vet('ll\'ln! Pomcmy and MiddlerpW'L ploy tique_ cry&ta.l punch-bowl Green en!lbaeb, chairman, MRi. Cher-..ter ~ pn$ent YJere Mr. and Mra.. Clyde French and Mn Earl French will mtiet tx.lnlgbt at 7 p.m. at the oon league games t<Ms ooming na-pkms earned ou~ the green and Knight, Mrs. Victw HannaM aAd M. L French, Mr and Mr'!. Do.n daughters-in-ktw, aasl~ with DAV Hall on Butternut Ave., ac- Friday for the thu·d stra ght~ . g()ld BPW colors In the table ar- Mrs. George Hobstetter J.r.; Hosstiveor. GNorma Jeon Frencb), MJd. the plans for lbe c~lebr'ation with cording to aonnouncemmt .lllftde while lh€ other SIX S.EO . s ,.~:~;:~ Past pr:esidents were pfWity, Mrg. Wm. Swatzel, ehai,r.. dleport, Mr and M". Clyde French Mrs. Paul French unable to aueo.d today, swing in!Jo le-'llgue pl11y, The n. £1 corsages of yellow rose ma.n, Mr.s. W. A, Qi,bb$, Mr..1. Glen and their 8011£, CUI'tis and Owen, beca.uae l)f Ill hPBLth, Kenneth then. t.ravol to Belpre to m~·~e' --';----'-h_e ~a_rt_Y.:_ Smith, Mrs. Leo Crew and Ml"lll. a1Mf tb.etr wives, Jackson. Ml'l. Ed- French, ~henectady, N. 'Y. wa• CASTS R.MOVED Betpre F»gles, while Lhe V~ Walter Grueser; Prognam, Mrs. W. w.ard Frenrh ·was pre.ow:-nted with thE' only grandchild U~le to be Sandra Mulford, .aeven yea!'$ old Jacket.B Will play ho.st to o.-~ R. Shasteen, chairman, Mrs. Don.a ooreaee o( yellow I'Oiebuds and present for· the reunion, has had the casts removed from peake on tbf' Middleport. fteut ald Colli115 and Mrs. T. A. Downie Hr. French wore .a yellow boutOiloher leg 5 at Cbi ldren '.11 Hospital, Le t1oR t$ nd 1..a Healbh, Mrs. Leo C-rew, C'haimla,., Supper guests Included .1those r Columbus. Sandy, who has been ague ac . ge u . ~ ·w.J' DIIir. Mrs Edward Baer and Mrs. Phi4 named •bove and Mr. a.nd Mft. crippled afler having polio has w~th . Gal~lpoha entertalrung · At the open h<tut;e trom 2-5 more Gl~>bakar; Publicity. Mn. Willard · Edward T F~nch and ehUdnn b h . h d' aonvtlle m a biQ: one 'V'h.lle Jatk· 1esson~ t rce ays a. tban one hundT'Cd friend! •md rei· Marc, Keith : •- • - to A'h Eht 1-sbacb, r.hainnan ,Mrs. Ma:r· and LuAnn: Debra• eenk avmg 'th t h . Mrs R h son wt It p~y ~~~ "" en5 BID. d atives were pre..ent with Mrs. Owd Sl <'P h en Th ur b er, weeorder WJ to keep a caeup er, · class· ou" Wellston will e-ntertain Log;Ul· garet Ella Lewis and M~ : Albert an Bexley, in with her e.n French registcrine: the guost.s. Smith; Member~tp, M-rs. Charles 11 great grandchildren . mates , LltSt Friday 1 Dight as all ()( tM AJ"rangemen.t.s of flowers w.et"e Mu:tTay, chainnan, Mrs. Frank . I clubs made their f.lnM wannU9 apgiks of the Loyal Women'IJ CAw~· Reinhart and Mrs. Ohester Knight 4-H CLUB MEETING peal'1tn.ce except Pomeroy and Midand the Loyal Po01ls Class of tohe and Magazines, Mrs. E1za Gil. ,· . , dlepoi't, league te·ams h•d onJy a Ohurclt of Christ, HalT)' and Etta more Jr. 1 he \\·Ide-Awake 4-H Club w1l. f · k SE" teams -m home . ? " t . ;urwee. y .... ~ d Ouklll, Zanesville, the ShumWJJy 1 The treasurPr's re-port W<ti' l'EUld 1 meet Tue.s ay evening rom .., u with four viCtorier 118' Pomeroy :norlsts, and various friends and the home of Mary Carol ~wanson , came fmm behind f() "defeat by Mrs. William Andero.wn in the Soulh Second Avenue. With Bev- Chauncey Hl-7 , Neloonvllle waa,. absenc-e or Mrs. James O'Brien. erly Pt>ITJn as loped '(1hc P!!lins 38- 12 and Abhen, 1\.11'3. Woodgeard reported that Mrs. L. W. McCom_a IS eou~ ~ 1llor ran rougbsh:xl: over a weak Bel· Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr., prwiden.t of ·Members of Den Four of Troop of the dub, Elecllon of otflcers Pl'e te~m by a 40-13 score and ·the county c.oundl, had invilt.ed the 248 Cub Scout:;, and thPir mothers,/ will be held at thLS tJme . New mt·- I Jadc~n barely edged out Pol"tlS· members to attend the eounty Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr and Mrs. mh~rs .or the dub who we~c elected mouth East U . On the lo;;os .side c-ouncil which will be held &t LeJ, Donald Collins and den chid, Ke- ~ ar!Jer an the month : arc Ellen_ Dut . Middleport took a. 6-0 defeat at tart Falls, October- 4 and urogedi anrJ ( _Carolyn NJc_h1ol · , Lhe hPn~~'-<:;- r..£ Wa.hama. Pt. Ptea.A potluck dinner preceded lhc itb Barnilz visited the court house, ton . M ( .a nha 1 1 M ail members to attend. meeting of the Rock SpTings Bet· Saturday ' D d Wct·e escOrted son, ,ar a ~ue ol more, an yn sant walloped Gilllipolis 41-19, Mrs. Helen WilUam, principa,l, Ur Health Club, held Thuraday through the building bv Mr!l. Let· Swan. Bexley edge~ out Logan . - ~12, spok~ bridly and urged the parents to join the Associatioo, say. at the Rock Spri-ngs Grange h~:~Ji . ta Spencer.·.' '~ ' TO PLAN PROGRAM and Oak Hill upset Well.!.ion 37·20 . 0. 0. P;;HerJ~on,· aupetinl.etldcnt 'fhc Rock Springs liome Dcm. Thts week Pomeroy will be · Mrs. Arlee Abbott president, presidl!d over the meeting which of the county schuol spok(l on the onstration Work dub will meet mec,:ing a ~elpre clUb that lost opened With thf' tluxotogy , follow- importance of an education, wtt.cn at the home> of .\11-s. Amos Lt•on - all 11 regul!il'$ from the power· ed with the Lord's Prayer And they visited hls office and Judge ard, Werlnl'sday at 1 pn1. for or· house team of last ye.ar. a'llld pledge to the flag. A report on Cedric Clark e.~p!ained the procf'- ganizalwn and plannm,l( of -the Coa"Ch AI U.HPy ha5 on lv <me let'e:ards sent hy the &iek committee· duJ·e in a court room. years program . te1•man on hand. The Eagles deW~:~ given, by -Mrs . Scott Folmer. · ft·ated McArthur 21·19 befure !.usMr ,ll!'J<I Mffl. Robert Arnold and Mrs. A.bbott reported on birthOther places visited were the ing to Atrhe-n!'i last wf'ek . Midd.J,e.. and r}augttlet·, Susie, Mr~ and· Mr,s.. day cards sel'!t to aged of the com · jail where they were tukcn throu.Kh TO MAKE APPLE' BUTTER port wlll ht' me(>f.lng a CIU:'!61a·r Roy Smith "<~·nd daugb.ter. Und!ll, munity. by Harold Duc.k':"orth. an~ th~ fJrc The Wom en of the Rock Spring ~ pcake toam that l-ost . l"<~sl week to Mr;a . Ol ive Ingraham <Jnd daugh· Mrs. Ed~a· r Abbott and Mrs. Wi l· house where Chlcf of Po lace Frank comm unity will make applt! bul -l Falrl~nd, but !itt!.~ 1~ known 00 ters , Brenda an,i Sandra, Mrs . Abur Bailey were named on the sick lin Hutson anrl J~hn McKenzie, tcr Wednesday October 3, al th e their fool•bnJI abiltty . manda K:aspar, Mrs. Ell'a Arnold, e:ommlttec for the nu:t three mon· showed thf'm the fire truck and home or Mrs. Cllfford Leifheit . {lohss Sandra Smith . ail or Pome- · •ths. A meetint: or the Rock Sprinss emergency tr uck. the proc1..oed,; from the ~;ale to he l'uy and Mr. and Mrs. Dean HilL PLIAD WITH BURGLARS Home Demonstrutinn Work club Following the tour lhc group given to lhe RoL'k Sprmgs Mel1Jod and child•r. ~n, Judy and Bandy of 1 was announced for Wednruday went to the Riverview restaunnt ist church . Orders arc being t;~kcn NORTH HOLLYWOOD , calir. Wi!Uarnstown, W . Va . ~·p~nt SunOctober 3 at the home of &fr'- htr-relreshment.s, thv compliments by Mrs. William Bartels and up _ ' Lt.'Win f'urniturc Co. day at Stanleyvillc w:ith Mr. and Amo$ Leonard , beginning at. t piTI . Of Mannin 8 WctJslel' Leifheit. asked t.urglar.s today to picaS(! ·Mrs. W, H. Collins They 'i>lso Attending were WilliAn1 ' stop cutting t10Jer· in the store':; TWEED AND vrsitad the museum In Mocietta are combined tor a three•ph!o• Grues.ser and granddaughter, She- , Cubs attending were Barry Boyer SHAKESPEARE CLUB MEET roof bccau~e there Is nu moruc·y rrie Blackston, Mrs. Amos Leonard Rnnnic Col lins, Rich<~rd Findley, The Stnior Shakespeare club In the fiml'£; safe. j Bull costume rro"\ the William Fox tall collection. A triangular CALL TUESDAY MEETING Mrs . .Rollin Radford and daughter Joe~: Gilmore, George HarriM, will hold its fir~>t meeting of the The pic.a was prumpl.tld Friduy effect tor lbe back or the jacket The Loyal Bereans Class of the • Conme, Mn'. Scott f'olmer, Mrs. Brun' Simpson, George Uorfrnan, yt:ar, Wednesday afternoon at the when for the eighth time iu t:hn..>c Edgar Abbott and chi ldJ•cn, Kathy Teddy Morarity and John Guint- home of l1rs, C. F. Tmnpkins. lJ.i-okc into tlw hs achieved by Cl'(l.llalng biM Church of Christ wi!J meet Tueli· and Eddie, Mr.~ . HomeJ' RadfoJ"Ci , ht•r. Spring Ave . The meeti-ng will open !lburc and cracked the safe pan.ela. Under It, the bl;wl, silll day evening <H the home nf Mr. , 1 Danny, Mr~. Rn) Smit h. Mr.s. WI!· wllh a 12 o'('iock luncheon. · tatteta blout~c has a. tlat bow and Mrs. L. E. •rriplett, Grave l , bur Bailcv, Mrs. Arlee Abbott, --- ~- - - - - --- ·--~---·--· - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Anna James, Mrs . OlivN Clark, Mrs. ClifCoJ'd Leifheit, Mrs. William Morgan ann. a guest, Mrs . Robert Arnold . The next meeting will b<· held at ~c home of Mr~. Amos Leonard with Mrs. Ctirlord Leifheit in ch11r· ge of the program and Mrs. Ed· ward Humphrey the contc&L Mem· hera wis-hJr,ll lo draw for scc 1'e! pe~ w.ere l'equested tCt 'have lhclr nt"e' in at this meeting. .. . .&Del Mrs. Edwvd Frcndl ~ Uleir sixtiellh weddJJ:w ,..~ m SUDday, Sept. 23. ...& ·t heir bome 011 Sou11h ~ A¥4!DU. 1rilll Nleir four sons: Mat'ct0, lbd Paul, Middle-; CLY<Ie, ~J•dllo8, and EBri, Bexley, ~ llil'lJ: -la(odu.. here for lille relati~s. GY:I6 r~.ived by ' and Ilks. Freocb were pNeed I I •ltY II I I I SEO League IIAClJOD • Will Istart Ffladay ,...._ -1<'4- . e " • at y " ~ .. y ' • nttne WIATHiil 01410: Fair aDd t llttl• _.. ftJit today •MI t..m,ht. ......r cloudy. W....141y, fllolt """'' 71-"' . Low teni.,ht 4W6. 'VOL VII NO 136 EDITORIAL PHONE 397 ves ----- - -------- Is Political Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tlielday, September 25, 1tll56 e · 8US1NESS PHONE SDS SINGLE COPY- ction • - - - - -- - - · -- - - - This W • presenting nationally famous ... I I Cub Sc.outs Make Tour Of County • S 01 , ICes aturday a~slstant hos~css. 1 I I bedroom furniture I Th. Smert !llyll•l• Snlld Wood• •nd Bnutif•l Floilku ur -· --·- *---- 1Uift8 Bedroo~ F•nUtu.ns •dl •rtaa: yo• lrae Priie oro ..acr.bip.. ne Pri.tHI! make• Kllltfl u 0ub~-t•4h.. V~lue. POMEROY SOCIETY I • . , ....... IIAPLI • CBE&RY • IIABO~A.NY I I Rock Springs Better Health Club Meets I J\LINQ I I Commll\eM fur the party will be D&llled l&ter. Tile thll'd laullbt by Ellen Glbbo """ ed the attendance a'W'llnl. lng that for the past two YeQ.n Mn~. w. R. Sheolleelt, pl"'Or.am they have bad 100 .percerl'l mem- dlorect.or, introduced Supot. Cblrla bershlp IIJlti. it is hoped that Lhey Gibbs who apoke on '"!be Inltluo will continue Lhe recotd tb.b. YfJIIW, meutal Protr.a:m of the SobooJi.." Elach te..ber introduc<d benoit lie told of tho ~eo 1'11l<b and told th~ grade wbicrh IIJbe tne chiLdren .have for let'Un8 lo taueht . after w.hlch each parmt. the 'balld and asked that aU! lAter-introduced themrselves livilnl the ~ted ta contact by Woodgemi. names cd their C'hilld.ren ttld: bbe He aiso fil:ated that Pomeroy wu grades they were attending, lortt1oate- in ba.vi·n g Mr. WOCJd.. lt wa.s announced that the OhJo gea-rd as head of the instrumental CongreSII PTA had made ~ pcll56- music depar.tmoot . ible fw a study course to be givm A solo, "One Li•tUe Candle", by parc.nl6 inten·• ted. in taking office Nancy Woodgean:I and a tap dance in the PTA and Mr&. Woodgean::J "Your Nobody Until Somebody requesteod those hl'ter'ested in lak· Loves Yo-11" by Charll:sarma Hass ing the cout"Se to contact her. Mrs. willl Brenda St.ra.uas as acrom~ Edward Baer was named as cbatr"- 1st wbo a~ presented a piano man of the commitlee to see 5Dlo, " Deep PlUJIIe" concluded about cabinl"t:s for the BChootl k:it- the program. chen. Connie Freeman. J>anet BJ'OW'Q" The date of the annual Hal· and Kay Oomptoo, memberw of !.he Lowoen party was set for Fri'day sixth grade were Ln charge of the _ _--~~ali children during the meetin(, 1 I I eventn,: October 26 at tbe ICIMd. I I . f\1 I N c; 1\.. I Mr.~. ~1rB. I lraditio11al I I yOO.r~ burgla~ - modem and' I Th~ . ELBERFE LD~ • , '' ' .·' • ,... :--,_,,,,•_. ,. .. ·. . . _._,_,h_•_b•_.... _•_•_•_•kl_~~·--- ___H_m. ___ ___ ______ I~~,,.~~"-"'""""'""'"""'"-"""""'-~-~:'-.:~·~~-,r!.o~·~fD~ - ~-~~-~··~'.,.. I WHAT.•. MAKES CHESS!E'S RAILROAD . GROW? One of • •<rUs l<lling w!uzt Clwapeau and 0/Uo ' ;, tiDing to mak tlti. a bigger, b.tter railroad. Kitten on the keys .....__ ....,._.... Wjlhl . . . . . . . ..... ........ ., ............ At the control panel of Univac, the ldtten has her paw on what is going on aU over the 5,100 mile route of Chesapeake and Ohio-the first railroad to instaU a large scale electronic computer system 'Univac provides infonnation as fresh as this rnoming's wnrise for use by management in planning Chessie's future growth. Projected applications include recording thousands of shipments moved for thousand, of C60 cus- . .................. tomers; a""elerated revenue Rca>Unting and inventory control of the 85,000 items Deeded to run the railroad. Every three months Univac l!!Mt' through the list of Chesa~e and Ohio's 90,000 stockholders, figures how much each should receiveat the current $3.50 dividend rate, and wrfte11 their checks at the rate of five checks a second. In half a day it can make up the paychecks fot !J4,000 C60 ~p>ployees, ligU)'ing what each r&o ceives for the number of hours he worked, 'plus over-time and less withholdings and any other' deductions that m"l' be indicated Adaptation of large scale electronic comput· ing to railroad operation is another demonstration of Chesapeake and Ohio's willingness and ability to develop fresh techniques in the interest of superior transportation. VniV« is acnemk tu ' it if jtut. It (Mr/U1'11U tNry matlu'fftaticdl ttJf11pu111titnt tWiu arrd if lltey den~ ap-et, iJ ptJ OW"r t.M o'"atin again. If tN, still · don 'I agru, if •lof>J .,.,., and )<I~ for lulp. ._,...._ ........... ... WAfCII ClmAU 4Z.f And this is just one phase of Chesapeake and Ohio's modernization program. New diesel Jocomotives, new cars. new traCk, Dew phu, new trainferries, new yard~. new signals and·most of all-Dew thinldng ·bave made this a new railroad. A modem railroad, geared to the tempo of today-and tomorrow• . ·f .. ' , Would you tile. a ponfoUo of pf.-ftlret of CheW. and h., family? Writ• lao Cheaape~ke and Ohio JEWELRY Fonner Pomeroy Pastor Winner On NBC Program Aallw~y 3819 lUMINAl TOWEl!, CL!V!LAND 1, otitb DIMOCIAIIC PIISIDBITIAL With well-wlahert Ia ot -10.000 tbat Prufdeot bait racu.." B• l&ld, "'I do Adlai Stev•8011. makes bandl whert be told a throa& McJ.. hu told the aaUoa "'oaly that a political .campaip ucuu tbe P!Mldeat htmMII ~ • ' objectl·n candor about tbt ltate of diJn tn the w:orl~~:, _ (111-tmw&tlonal BotuulpAotoJ. Rev. and Ml'll. Dale Ratliff "' Miamj Fla. were interviewed ,0 the NBC Home show in New York ' · Monday morning. Hev. Ratliff iiJ. a forlner pastor of \he Federated . church. In a letter writing contest Oil •'Why 1 want to go to AI hens Greece" Mr. RaUif( wrotl' that he and Mrs. Ratliff ha5 supported a orphan in Greece for th._c•. ·~:c• three yeiU's and they would vi5it her. Rev. Ratliff won the contest , .lie and ·Mrs. llatliff were interview'! ed by Arlene Francis and pictulia i of places they woula vi11it shown by Jobn Cameron Sy<;o,..e; They were preaented $2700 for ex.-. 1 pense r~~oney IIJd round trip ptaa·~ tickets. � 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. 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