https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/286fe20037538d23437e2afb50870a07.pdf f50e6d77ccafe0722edebe876ef4ca82 PDF Text Text ·- .. Woody • Planl~ I Mrh v~nw l.<~~hrr act anrt anfornta·:J\c .nstl'Uctlons and sta.tlstn:~ un thelr lop!Oi . Woody p laot~; JUdude• Maple, Locust elm , uamo.:.a, golden raL11, • Tbe Rutl and Oarnen Club met oak . hur:.e rhestnut, coni.tf't'OU5 Monday evening at t he hCHne of tree... htb t.,cu~ lHld phlox. Mrs. Dana Hoffman with Mrs . C_ Mr s John..•loll t:. f-'lannmg to en· 0 . Chapman as eo-hosLes.s a nd Mrs l!!rtain ttw dub Jn (ktobcr when Carl Miller, vice president, presl.d-1 she will prt'~tde fur the last met-tI ed in the illness of the president, in.~{ of her tt:rm of off tee and M.n; Mrs. Cush Johnston, Bn~dbury . Guy Lark~n wdl be ro-hostess. A Mn;. Ruber11. Reibel, co-chairman de:sscrt courM' wa~ served to the I with Mrs. William F()lan of the ml:'rnher ~ by tht· h~tesscs. Ar, Clvie commfttee, reported that t-he. rangcmcnts mcluded a line ar- • Mr_s. HoHman, Mrs. Chapman Are Hostesses To Rutland Gardeners - - ·~ --- iiAIU ... I' E z ~ E ;.: Ful'ftlture m •~I New roa •I ROOMS Of FURNITURE ~ • Cor-~ sal- multi!: ora ru.,(>~ Gcorgt• L~ ~ h\'r. Ml~. ~~i=~n~~~~t>~l l 1 m<~d{' hy Mr.,. SEI"H FTAH.IF:S BOOKS DUJ-:: Aftt·r )HU hav~> h1·ld }u ur Sepl t- mber met·\ mg . the cluh ~<'retary s huu (d ' Jill~ h lh_e ( "I_u b 11 f'CElrl 1 b ~JO k and ;,end or lmn g 1t tn the office . 1 would like to hav~ all recm·d book ~ here m the offu~e by Octob cr 1. Th IS . WI 11 g1ve · t 1me . 1or th e books tv be graded and tOok to Jack son';.; Mill next month. It is · t t 1 h ve ry 1mpor an o ave the books m on lme . ;;;;~~~~~~~;~~~~~:~~~;;;;;;';;;;..;.;;;..;;~ Hold A P-otluck The staff and Qfflcers uf t he p y-l h Jan SJ!->1e rs, Me-igs Tcmr)le, ~ad a plam.ed potluck supper -aot the K ~· ' p li ed! Monday evemng. Mrs W.l lwm Allm<~n, . president, prto.'ll<led at [, ~hort busme!.!i meetlt>g and Mr~ Georg_e Childs askEd .thl' bll'"S.Si n~ precedmg the -'> uppe_r. Plans were made to meet ID Octobe: at th e home of U.rs. Dave Farmer with Mrs . Otto We'-t.s as the a~ii:stin~ hootess. r; <~mes were -pla~·ed duriltg the sor ial period with prizes won hy Mrs. Horece h Elh. d .... McElhinney, Mrs . C. P. Gallag er, Mrs . Lena Me rnney an a .gue"", I • DRESS SHOES Are A Must In Your Ward Robe The KITTEN Will Flatter& Comfort Your Feet * SOFTSUEDE In TUTONE BROWN and BLACK THE SHOE BOX 1\liDDLEPORT, OHIO , Mrs. George Sauer. Powell Stre- Kathleen Jo'ugate, daughter of Mr. anll Mrs. Oscar C. Fugate, Nevada Street, Toledo, to David Jo):m Bl<.ir , .;011 vr DorOthy Blair, Val1eywuod Drive and T. A. Blair, Brame Place. The c~remony was performed by the R.ev. Glenn McKin. ney at the Second Baptist Church. he !:".ride wore a wedding gO\\!D or cha ntilly lace and tulle over sat.jn and carried a cascade of Eucharist lilies and carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Blair are making their home in Ann Arbor where !;,e is enrolled at the University. . ... ''· •• ••• • • n.t ttle WIATHII c Sth Birthday s ·e1e brated 1 / • Vlll .NO 140 Schoof Men Win The fifth birthday of Linda , Id au8hter or Mr. and Mrs. George AtfendanC·e Award Hackett Jr., was celebrated Mon· · The men and boys of the Feder· . ated c hureh school were treated Sunda y a!'·r-n "" ..-...v at the church by l the ladies of tbe school w-ho were losers in an attendance contest. A vesper service conduM.ed by th e Rev Waldo J . Bartels 0 ~ -..a ..-- 0 eu the meeiing wtrlch was held in tbe slnctuary. Mrs. ,fred Btaettner was the on••nt· ~ ,,, the 3uuernoon _ ~ 1 , ...... lhe '"'',group of chlfdren Primary Department .sang "Jes\11 Loves Me". Th()ltlas gave an outline of a da)l'l' program i!Dd Brown ~ve a talk on the in.telleO:.ua.l sub]cctB· after which therP- wa' a question aod answer period. At the c-lose of the meeting the group adjourned Lo the d4ntng room where the guf'lltl were greetetl and r~reshine~ fil. hot dogs, baked beans, ~ ehlv• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo, \ entine ·· School Boy Patrolmen Sw~rn Into Office I r~- EDITORIAL PHONE 397 day afternoon at the Middleport Ki~derg!a.rt.en. Mrs. Hackett was 8.8S1Sted by t he li!acher, Mrs . Guy Reynoldl, in iiervin'"~~o decoralt!d cup cakes, can~y favors and balloons to. the children . . Denms Hackett wu a 3peQ181 guest at 'the partv . and Linda iilvit· ed the followi~g chifdr-e'll to the party · tab1e: Lo1.5 Ann ~auer. Bet· ly Lynn Koe . h . ler, Kathie Manley, Myrta WUson, Florence Singer. -Michelle. Hackett, Ot}Jt:n -in tb.e . ar~~~n KiJ)de~, . a:arten Ire B<t_bby Race, ~ODDle . Quillen ·Re~ Fox, Bobby Maliley, · Perry Bl!ebe, J.e rry Lee Stobart, Carl _DemOsty, . Rebecca Savre, Judith B¢ewet,. SQ4ra Bu:~y, Joyc'" J:?avls, , ~oan ,N~ai ,.. Paula . .Sue Mourtlirig, JAnice "·Bunce: Dennis Ault, Bobby Priddy, Marry Long, Jimmy Clatworthy, Richard; Smith Dee WelJII, Danny Lewis, Stephen Stewart. . tl • , • • 8USINJ!SS PHONE 398 Motttr fair. exc.pt hr clouOi,._. ewt,_ ....- ... OtHo: tame llay th,_oft Fridoy. ........ In ........w.... !41th _ , 60'• north •nd ult to 70's ...,.... wtBt. LOW t.nitJht 44 to SO. De.,oted ro·Tl'le Lots Fugate Wed .,. t fi ·~ Tbo\0 .. ,,.Ddo · Tommy I . • • r;· ·~ . .. who atten~e4 . the 11urnm~r T0 Dawd Blair --~-· .. ;summer ... at spoke He-idelberg Colleve lhlS to the group. M!ss I has received the aceount of the I ct,recent weddlng of her niece, Lois at e • ~.ede··11 'at·ed Church r • tlon will not be held ihia · com in& Lucille Bearhs Uawk.ins, Pomeroy Soc1ely Editor ~ I rt S · t Ed 't Ph 6079 Eleanor S. Schaaf, Mjdd epo octe Y 1 or- one mon gladiulu..., , ye-w and pl·ps of \ ' . fi''"" Pythian Sisters [ ''""·, proi••• ur ''"d'""'"• the '"""' """' •.-r ct•hl'"' '"the new gy mnas im11 would be S'tar-tl'-d I room and ~r; arra ngeme nt of this wcrk b"J t h f ('arjJt~r Nursery Rurl!nghan: . and <.~ko .Jnoounced I tha i the cluh hafl munE'Y to iinance ' 1 the pr-ojcet ~cw membert; voted 1 tn were Mrs I>ais y l'attcrBOil and IWI II that t he Olub had won first prt7.e in the Dtst.ricl ,' fnr flower s hows g-i , Pll by one club , .:md had hc,nora blt- men.tton [or their y~a rhoo k . M r~. Ca rl Df'tlnison of the c lub has been named St.'i:mlarv of !lw Dist ri rot. Olt The Brlghletl Roll Call responses were "Bibli· aer Ia Middleport I. oal Trees" and th ~ papers for the BAltER FURNITURE . , program wcr€ "' PianLLng Deciduoua Trees" hy Mr ~. Guy Larklln a-nd · - · -- _ ______ $299.00 BAKER ~ The re&ular mtJetin& of the y,_ iOn County ' H Leader'• ·Auocla· I :!! ' LEADER'S MEETING POSTPON£1l The Daily Sentinel Seed" b)' Th~y gave t:X.• Frum SINGLE ernment Young GOP' Name8 Casto As .· . Fire Department Auxillpty Pfa~Js . ' For SQtlpStfpiJef .: -> and ice crea.m were served. ~ Plans w01·e ~mPJ•t¢ for \heir· ing on the oomrnJ.ttee were llra. Louis Rei'bcl, cha~n.- MTs. Cari. annuJ.I SOUp SUPM:l' ~ Q~tober . · Shields ~ Mrs. Lena Huber and Mn:. 22 when !lie A~li.,-y 61 lh, unteer Firt ~meQt· ·, m~ at the Flnimah's Hill Morfaay night. Fred BlaetJtoar. · Mrs. Sidnfy T. Russell, president, =------- -----~.!..---~presided and the plana for the Soup Supper for the fl!~me!_l A!J.d th~ir fa1niUes were c4if01et•4· Games were playe(i\ ·dirti'Jg t-he ev(:niug and prlzes awardedi to a numbt:r or the members_•. : -. A dencrt course was sei!v:ed thO!:!£ present included M~t. ell, i\ns. Evert~t Bachner, Emmett Shuler, M-rs. Wayne . hons, Mrs. Da-vid Ohlinger, Russell Mills, Mrs. Robert hinny , Mr.!l. 0 . K McKiney, Mr">l•· Jack B~h\cl, ·Mrs. Thomas I I I M1s. C. R.' Karr Sr., Me..,. Job,..n.~:::::::::1t===::~~~ _ Vroman. " Warm'PINt 'Heat ""-!•" to .mr ri.om ------· IMtolll ' · • . ' thl• Youre seeing why you'll ride sweet and low in tha'57 FORD.: ' ' JHlHllihko. Y.111 see, the new Ford wu built. from the inside out . . . Jtl!!l ~ a beautiful pioce of archih·durt> Mt~rt.a. With li~ foundation. The new "ln)\er Ford" i:~ tlw llf!Cret of Ford's ma~JeiC ••• the inaide !'!tory or why Ford ill the Jonl{flllt. lowa~l, bia91t, moet spoct.acular Ford ever! '• for the t\rat tiMe, you 1et a full-cradle! rramr that out Mit diPI ·down bt.>twoon the wheels. This helps give lo'orti a lower lilhouettc for 1957 • , , M murh u I'Weept~ ,. . " lnchEM lower. You aet ru.u head room and lea: room- actually you a:et more inridt rOOM, euier ent.ry t.han f!V~. Roar apringa are mounted outaide the frame so t.he reV l!ea.ta are lower. The new driveeh&.ft 1a tapeMrl a.nd hooka up with the differential lower down tha.n ever befol"f\. Tbia leta you ride sweet and low with tun road clearance, lut thlo Ia I••• tho beginning of llll! new Ford •t<>rfl Wait tiiJ you t.ry ita excitina: new sir.zlet Wait till you ' " Ford'a wonder(ul new bodiel!l that rid.eaweet and low wteJ( Ford'a remaukable new frunee. TheY hot only have quality .:;_ of. w\nterl . ' \ ' ~~G · o PATINTID ~T 'lUllS ihal hotjftt heatl . :. •I ·Your Tomorrow Start• with a New Kind of Ford- ••• It O'ite 3rd JIMMY PARSON·s, INC. .· ....... ""' ~ li the · : .~ .....,.._" It te MfY ,rooml · : . , . .•···•..,.. -.~ oPA'tlltiiD Sll~'rtt---prriOII!a: ......, a,.r, , -.uv-tfCAST llCHt CONSftUCTIOtU . POII:CBAIN fiHISit.t '·' :: · ,"iU.umuu i.: APJ'IlOYALI ·_ - . ·. ·I • MdNIY JACK GUAIAN1DI ·'· · '" • : .· ~ -Ohio . 1· . •PA'IIN1D IUii.T'" ILOWR SlS- . ol' Beef f.attle Sale Scheduled OrL ONLY I ·' j ·I ... . · Dealer will havt IOllllet.binr reollp new to abow you for '1;7. ' . llortafn . In. ---~~·JM;--Itcla¥1 ' ,, in eyery .built·to-lut part and feature , •.• but t.hey SYl ..quality" in every clean-limbed, aeulptured line. Your Ford r A Sleglei'IICfvellly;,.,. .... IIMif WI --~· y..... uio to twice 'the •P to half the fvell · . ~ IJ" ..... Sl.tier ••• It's I On "Hnnday, Oct. 3rcl, you Clllllell the IIPw '57 Ford in !Ill Ita ~lory. But (above) we're aiving you a sneak pr1wi£.w n( the "hidden beauty" that made the new Ford w·- ~·' l"'""··-..>~ill\."1:. .. ,' Dl•.cover th;:ml~c!; Sleg,~(t ;~¢.1\lfi~, . "T.-IIag Heot" 'pncl)lw -· ~Wilt -. \ ( ,...,..,.lo without eostJY ..,_ piJMS or_ . N. IND A-VI, I ' ~ . .' . . .. ,• \~" �• I ............ .:&-Dally Sentinel, Pomel'()y-Middleport , 0 ; Sept 27, 1956 ---·-- -"- ·--- - -- -- ._ ----- ·- -N -~~l ~· ---------------------------------------------~··· -. ~-t-·· ... ----- H _':J!;i;,-~he •! DRYING UP Daily Sentinel 1; J. OWEN IJIN. MOll. I 0 olfic4 Bottlnelll-KlmbaLL Inc .. A strong Civil Defc."'se he1ps make the e nem y think twice! -----~ 'Ol \ HINBTOI.~ EVENTS= f n t' - ~ I)I"GN' -~' •~~ Tel!s of Orc.leal I -~~tt ,'! ~~ ·· 'h -' 7:00 7:30 Cruneh llld 1)0, •' s,30 ~ Ford '•i.;~tre • 10:30 Secretary of State John Fo.te'r Dullea• W 4entat that U. s . economic aid to help Britain and France get 1:111 without ualng th~ Suez e&nal will cost a. half billion dollar~, the truth la that no one actually knows what auch a program mt(ht ! · ; . J W the lDi-"nhoW'cl'l"IUilt::·J." .,..... ~ ~: What tnaciC the 1.,; Sinat'i'rr'u!'lcs tb attf.act ;deb devotion II a ' IM'IlerJ · to political ..lnalysta. Hower4\r, .oM Senator aummd it up . . . ,.., "People look at him and 'they reel tl'jpt he 1111 like lln 014,1 -~ here today and they thlnk h~;~ will be hel'c tomorl'ow." e IQifJ'ON' 8UCCES80R - • • • The lat\!8t word from White House that Pre111dent Elstnhower will probably wult Wltll alter ·eMUoa fty bf!lfore chooalng a auccessor ~ ,_up~tpf: ,PJ,u~~, ,Juatlct aMrman Mllltan, whoee re•igna.Uon is efteetlv& Oet; · )r~•. There an"~ •·eaaona. Firat, the Presldent·fee1s'lt would not be a po4 Idea to nonUna\41 a new juatice too long b:ef'ore Co~lftlll , rteanvenea and tM Senate hall 1 ebuc~ •o conA.nJ) ,._,. aeledk.ln. ( Beeond, Mr. Ehu~nhowe •· tcela It Wouk1 w' betttt 'tot,tb.t country .• .tt t~ npmlnatlon were made by whoeveJ' Ia electe~-~~,r~~lctent. ~ --,.. , ~0)' 1 White 111ouse touttll aax. ttlt .cw.# e~~t,lt't: .;l"qbl~ r~thtf walt ll!ftlfaf'ter otection duy to make IUA'thtt ~1t0Mblatkia bt ~-t ~fll_t m~ke doea not get.lnvo l;ed I~ the ,rU.\IC~ ~ j . • Mur.!e._- il ~ ~., 8£NAT£ JtACES-Whether the Dem6cratabHti1~' oi th~ t;(e~ ' , -fU~qll'fiJ&In control of the Stnat.e 1n the comtna llecl~ h1fl&·ea .1- Clll ·tu Outcome of eonte•ta In alx key 1tates. The 1tate1 tn quutlon ar• Waahlngton, Ortgon, Nevada, , Idaho. eautornl& and Colorado. ;Jiowevtr, the race• are 10 eteie that potitleal obNher1 1n Wa1hln1ton are 11.- IC" Nrd put to 1ay which way they wiU go. ...... , Two o1 tht hotteat battles wm oecur 1n Washlnr· t:cm ud Ore,on. Washln&tort. Oov. Arthur Lan{lle, 'Who ktfROted the Republka.n convention, balUM Dl!mooraUc lncumbeat Warren M11gnuson. In Ore&on ex-Oov. l>ou~ Ju MeKay wUI have th• battle or his political llfe apln•t Senator 'Wayne Morae, a formor Renub•ican who turned Democrat. ·8Qth Republican CRI\dldatea have thA ble!U!ing of Pre1tdent Eisc n'llower, but It iJ dlt!lcult to say Wh('thtr the Prestdcnt'a coat1 1tll.a .,Ut be •utrldantl)' &h\Jn'" tu pl•ll them Into the Sena\o. ........ DAILY ACR088 1. Price .... 1. External coattnc t . Heart artery DOWN 1. eaptta.l oc Ceylon 2. Metamc rock~t 3. Remain UJttle chll4 lO. Lesl e. Pecamper a®me4 12.0.g 18. Cook.. • . l'ri~ 1. M&naeltl 8. M:Cim.lfll . recepUon. 9. Coao lola . lng ranp U . Sentiment Inscribed on a~r 15. Settinp ' 1e. Type meaaurt 17. Exclam.. tlon 18. Place 19. PJentttul view U. Paua• lB. fJhln.ta l:r.r" . ' ...-..., 1 . ....,.,.. l41otonco 20. ... .,... market: by hori!~ ~ wllll Mr. and Mrs. William Ohlinger and three suns of W. Columbia and Mr . and Mrs. Hazen RolL'>h and daughter Wanda of New Haven were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohlinger. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Roo~h an d - Cl k d E mogene an d •~..~~:0 . aT and grun daugbter were oa-lhng on Mrs. Bertha Clark Sllnday. Mrs. Altoa Roush, France.! a-nd Junior were s i1opping in Pomeroy Saturd·ay. . . Mr. ond ~: Reuna Kmg, Sr. and family Henderson were· recent guests o_f MT. and Mrs . Buddy Rey- ..... u •'()4•• 21..... ·22.:1o1Jor /Brit. I lOoKtin :le.;f' ,..,. ouro \.,~~·· . '*'>' ,. ' :If, l\fmllntl·4o 1 ;1~ ·''' JOSHUA G. HOROWITZ, 50, born In Brooklyn, N.Y., 1s shown In Tel Aviv, Israel, after bJs releaae by Syrian troops. ijorowitz told of belne captured when h d n1 e an a compa on Will)• dered Into -4 Galilee demUi, ta:ri7.ed zone. He points to a black eye, coused by the throwJns ol a atone b7 ~ S;yrlan. Horowitz said it would. "not de• ter me frott· ·~king my fUture In Israel," (lnternation~l) , nolde. lion Mr. and Mr~. John King and daugbter were oaUing on Mr. and Mrs. Edwin King and family, 23. Wll4 Mr. and Mrs H8rry Kearns were w..t l'alling on Mr .and Mrs Ant hur Oh· linger. ~~Mr. and Mn. Ellgcne Hesson ·and children were n•cen.t gueo~ts of 2t. Buteia ~ Mr. and Mrs. Orland Hesson. · · Of emplrea Mrs. Theresa Oblin.l(er and 30. Beall ot burden Doro-thy were guf"St.s o.f Mrs. Bcl'IS. Audience tba CliBrk Tuesday. 14. And (l.) Judy Clark spent .th<' week enJ 3D. Uppllh with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark H·!ld f.amtly. S1t· · of atar Betty Roush, Poml'l"H:V W1!l!i a n; loh guest of her mother , Mr!'l. Al-ta . ·~ Mathor RollS h. 40. Cll.ltom Mrs. Elmer Brinktr of Frr nno. 41. lbrub., Calif. was here over !_.he weekend blreh laml)¥ lo see ~e~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. '\ 62. Th• ~Ita . .. linen worn Elwi)od·,Uev!Dg and other relatives under the Calling a.t the home &f Mr. and .-"o alb tlCl;!>l-l Mrs. Elwood Ueving Sunday wen~ 1 -~MinUI - · < Mr. and"Mrs. Qtrrler Li f"\'lng, Judy 44. Boy't and Joev, nuvid Wf'II.V('I", lvam Nclm&nM ' •.. ..• Rousb, Ferret Brinkc aml '~I s . Wilda B'rinlv·"· DAILY .cR'l'PTOQUOl'E - Here'o how lo work' It: Mrs. Vli\r rJa Mr AI! lst er and . AXYDLB.t..t.XII ~amily w~re visH!ng Mrs. Lillie l1 LOKOFICLLOW Kaylor. Onllf letter simply 1taada tor another. In thia exampJe A Ia ustrd <Jailing on Mr. a~d Mrs . Harry 1 tor tJM three L'a, X for tht two O'a, etc, 8ln11e lettet·l,.: ~pot· Ord Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. tro,.IH, the lencth and formation of t·he wot·dl &re all t1. Rankin Roac.h and family, Dayton lla<ib1 41)' U.e code lltt•r• ar. dlft'erat. . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ne-wland and f1mlly, Mr. and Mrs. F.dgor John A QwloJ...,. Quotallon I ron Mrs. Stella JohnMln nnr.t chllMOL MBVDOW IBN LMXVV Dxia dren. Mr. anoi Mrs. nick Ord and f.-mlly and Mlss Aliff H:oo'cb. X M\'lRB TBU 08SL-JCSSVS. Mr. and rMs, R"lym()nd Ro tnh and <'hildren were week end guest""' V...erday'o Cryp...uoto> IAT/NG 18 ONI!: THING, .1,~ DOING IS ANOTHIIiR-MON'flOiiO~II. " 1. 1. , 0 of Mf.· and Mrs. Cecil Mm·tin. Mta . .~er Roush had as her . ··•. d Dlltrl~t4 br klnl tlnuna. 1Ydt~1tf t· M-Y eue.sts ovu the week end Mrs. Arthur Grimm and children, Mlss Desa Davi11 ull 1rl J Mursh!ill. Cox Don Kin~ and Lew Roush- and I .. ' ' .'·'· !:~ ~ :~ 4 ,30 The Early 'Sb?W ,6<4~ ~~-"' ~~~. MO ·l ·''C!Il, l 1 8:00 8:00 9:00 9,30 IO,l!O, 11 ,oo llfd lloe door prize wli aw..-ded ID • ~ Charles Lepr. · Jlil~~ wore served by -~ to ~ named obo•e o-..:c _Jfrs_. Donle7 Belbel, »!'•· Em· Wella, Mrs. Jlarley Werey_, llrs. - fi -....? ! '.' _-i:so. })~ :.t,;~~: ·* $ '1i•~,;.;ol- M 9:oo"u~~ Sltollli.J .-.)$ >·.·'\! I 10:\10 Yourl!:po Reporter ' 1H5 Weotbonn~ ' ·, 10,45 4'. 1o:so -Higm""' oo Thank Leally Sb<>W U:OO N~."' :, '• _____ _2!:011 Late s~o;r :. · s~ ' ·' B'IG '\ On 1~:~ ,c - 1 1:30 r~nn•ss• Elnl• · 2:00 ' M'I!Jnee Theatre . ~· ,: 3:00 Qu>ttn For a Day · 3:45 MoJern Romance1 1:00 Comedll Time . 4:30 My Little ·Marwit ,}) 5:00 Aunt Dru 12,30 ' - 'l'he Wodd ~ 1:00 Johnny CarsoA Show 1:30 Housepart)2:00 The Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3, so Edge or Nlg!Jt - 9;:.~;-Menu ~.oott Show \ . - - - - - - -· , .' U:J,!J· I JM,Stery 'I'he-atre ·n~f!l WeM.bilreut 11;20 Pre•>'ll<ix. · \ SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOVT. INSPECTED Reports CINCINNATI, 0. UP - ~'\d brown A large 53-11:1; A m•d- 1~ f5-37· t .. Fancy Cry-0-Vac wrapped small hens.' 12 to 14 lb. 1lze •, ~ •{'I LB• t :. 11:30 ~~;Ji>trlaue .12;00 T""'l(iht:· . -•. .. "''' ) 'f·.•.,,'J!. '!-" · . > PORK ROA$1'.. ; r-h Plcnlco , • • ' lb. 29; SPICED LUNCJ-:I.c;·:." ~- · •• 3!. •i PORK STEAKS . , Lean, q,; 49; · PERCtf.FIU.t:S -..... •.d ••••• •· 33PORK SAUSAGE .. Hom•mad• ~ • no. 39; STAN~~ ;JYSTERS !:::"II pt. 53. ( Mealy •••• fiUDAY 12:00 Film &: Fancy 1:30 Femin-ine l'oycb . 2:00 Film Fea:tlval 4:00 Two "1un Playhouse WO Mlc)(:ey :M,:.use 6:00 New.s CUT ,a,os Wetther 8:10 Sports li:15· Jethn Daly ...·• . l li.'!A TlON•' I 11:15 l'tbstery Thtatre .. 1 11,15 lbstoey Theatre . ,. r . . ' \' ' ' " ', . ' . . '-- ' • ~ ... •' ' .' . ,J ' ,·'' .- ' l . \ serve it with acl \ :,...._.;' .. ·., * a · ~m-IDday. ' pick Juicy • • '' . ' e •••••• ,. •• e l l , ...., ' "' lho . 4 APPLES ..•......... • 29c ·. :·C,IYLI,FLOWER ,, . I ,••. ' the DELICI . . ' •. ~ ... .... "' . JJI!.. _..,. •..' r ·• ; l • .- ' ' il •' _IQn lTTASTEmrmt • • . • . and ·a erq:r foO!IID an euy.fo.make lunch like. ,. . ~ ·_Makes 1'011 bwy you. ~emheted to buy ' •• -.: '::1' • 1.. .'. ~J1a&W B~um .toa8t zo!llldJ 0111 the ~ ,. .. ·' . , ~ - o f ..... Pellchel, CJ'ealllJ oollaqe c:hMH and' " . Hobum white- bread-,toalled to perfeclioD. I No. d{'211 . .-- . 1 'J . 45c ' . ·"· ·Bnn big lad~;; loV. ~go-together good- :· ·'H~·.I lD), _QW~_!_I~tvntattonall COlli . • ·sa.lacl Mauler "', Mra Eorl Clark llld chlldten, Weal No.303 -~sc "~--~0~8Sc ~!i~GER PEAR' •.... ............... !\.. ' FRUIT COCKTAIL .:;,:.2 ":.;!" 69c · · ·TlirtA ~iS." N;:~,. ........,,2'!:.."'39c ~ 'JUICEK••••• ...•r2 ~:· . SSe '~~EAT.~:.::.'!: 31e: , STRAWBERRIES •••••••••••• Wln~':~nl•• 4 !:0L 8Sc Ciif.ESE ~~::~:.ll. 45c . AVALBN B ~;;~~:!~:Ea. St39 PEAftUT BUl ftR •L-:~:.... :~::. 29c: un ••••••••• w1. 2 leans 2. ·9·c. , BRE. ~ .DOG :.~:~:~::: 12 ·:.:- S1 . I .. I'• no 11:00 Newt~ Pnd ,, ~W~-~~er.:;Jri'l ·' ,J "j'· .' ~;t':! Columbl.a, Mr. and Mn. Gerald Clark, three e-hUdren, Mr and){~, L~onalld Jo'i~tls a.nd daughter a I of Nl·W tw ..·en, Dorwin . J11 , Ralph and Cordon Clark afJdi Hr:t. Berlha Cla-rk and X..rry. Mr . .and Mrl. LaW1'Qee Clark 1e 'l'~ived m'oy &lfh,, 4 K .I toger ·~.. · Mrs. Lu.c.y Koehler w~.-. \'iiLt :ni Mrs. J ~ nnie Ord one d~ty last w~eok Thi! children and ll'lndchlldren of Lnwr enfe Clark mr.tt illll. their hom• Suncily to ~~~ him ee-lebra.te hls rl&tb. blrtJwiiJ .•.t\ilt.e nd~nlil: were Mr. and 'Nra.IJ~k Fetty and two sont, Pt. Plf•••nt. Mr. antJ, C....m Slyle. \ • c I<,\ •• , ....... Lailoll YELLOW , · &eehookhllladl. hotHolaum tout. . ., taaki•betllerwlth ,. vlee presl4entla1 Eat.ea Kefauver, ahown paiiUt.ktng at a 1teer rout rally tn Cleveland, aervtd a beef of hW own In tellins lt&Wiltrl that the EtRenbower admtY!it~ttoa bu neg1ec::ted to ·'Db ad'vahlAP of oppOrtunl· tt• to break t.hrough the Iron ourtalh ·Ud. h_., m tact, .~·~t~' ~.mere of our uwn." BtalcJi blm ll Rep. Wayne L ... lt.ltl3 'Nq-, de . eats ~' a little lady becalll8 ~~~~~~{'~~l~~~~f i ~·~- ' Chickens, steady: fryers 3-3~ ~ 16-18: hens, over 5 lb 13-15; hens, 5 lb and under 13; hens, light twe 1Z-13: old rosters 10-11. -" U\6' add navor u wtll u extra. eere&l dish ... I .w(ll AII.WD W. a.: I Ull a~ I&IUP dally. -.- Eggs, steady, prices at faTms, 6 :30 Plryhou.se 15 1Uo Sporls _ _ _ _ _ __.,_. 1U5 "S11n Of! oa •• I Pro- 6:00 BuCfalo Bill, Jr. SUNS!T -., ... -~ d~,~ee: . ' ODt word about expo&ut'l to the ean cauae .,...M cbr6h\o ___ •• ltln dii- M~ket ·~ .' ., ' ',._ exc&~~slve !!.ate. So plump and tender. aoft ar nrm. Brulslnl remember; permltl rot to to web 11 Ja.mp. How- gate. Both stbdent ao4 adult W> k<ls will he sold at the MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~~~~~~~~::;;::::sii~~;:;;==~===~===:!...~B>utter, 90 soore 68. lrull.s 1111111 whether any harm aorne from It? Anawer: 1t b doub~ tb.at any harm ean occur tram lh.ort da.UJ the P&meroy Reservea will meet Cheshi!'e in a game on Saturday night in tbe Pomeroy Stadiufn. of 25 and 60 cents payable at the I) Iemona aDd the Uke, pro4uctt will do Ca~ WONDERFUL f:Rf!E CHRIS!MAS GIFTS••• SAVE. . i0:30' _1-'l>-vi'-Biieir i. 5:00 Mickey Mou.se . On Your Diol "" - ~80Q, Time of the game- has been set · -at 8 p. m. with admission chal'(es CUST•OMER PARKING IN REAitOF STORE Bill Story . 9:~d.' ' lied ,,Barbe>'• Cornbr j 4 :00 Two-Gun Playhcu.Y" TO , , served this past Sunday. lila,.--... .,__:m.ro-wl:at"J -- - 10:0& Tr1ttti r ar ConsesueT 2:00, Afternoon J:I'Um Fetttiv.J 990 -.u;- lllhoiiW. coMumers, whites and brown, A jwnbOo 48-150: A large 46-48; A i,liedlum• 2&-31 : A small 19-21; S .J.Jrge 35-40; FOB Cincinnati, white 9:00 , Cavalcade of Spoltl ( , l :::Ill Feminlne Tomb SUtolliS£ Try oi'DoeBink7'oMD<Iwid>_.;.J·1 bar Good Luck Morprine wilb 1 cap ebowed dateo, J.lcup peoDUt bu&llor. E ..,. ~·-GOOO LUCK DrW lt.,.r e.-~ .. .._.. ololl ... - - , . . 1 ,,. 8:00 On Trial THURSDAY 11:59 Sign On 12:00 Film & l'ancy "YOUR ...,.,.,.., I .,30 ~:30 ~ above at their Mid- dleport home. when t:bey were tM honored gueau at the ob' . .. .... ' ., servance of their 5(lth Wecldll1g Anniversary wblch was ob- -· WHTN-TV .Cha·.,-nella 11:05 T'ne I e&IIA,ed OlttDI proc!ueta, however, Yltamln 0 eon.tent weU. It yo\J..Clon't wut to 10 botller ot .equentn1 your are 1 6:30 of Yukon . ·'·.:,MR. AND MRS. Ed French are Pameroy Cootball fans will eet a double dose of football this week 8.3 in add\tiort to. Friday ntght's Pomeroy-Betpre eame in Belpre I •• ~- 1~ -· behind The 6,25 Bob Cummings Show 2l,t games ' 6:00 8,15 , ,30 Climax 8:30 Four Star Playhouse 900 Arthur Murray· 9:30 Quiz K•ds IMO E ~so Reporte!' lt0,!3 Sp ol'IB rira<le ., IQ,23 Weathennau · 10,30 PMioce Plafbouae ~ 1:00 Newo - =~··) • , · •. Sgt. 6::JO 7 :00 nOw 1 Come. in now while best varieties of tulips, · daffodils and hyacinths are available... • - I aevmll _.,.eu. Tboee ealledo bere due flo Ute put the leading Braves and 1 ~ games bebin4 the Dodgers. , , :Imported ,DUTC'H BULBS 12:00 Comon GO<IO 11:30 Seare~ for Tom<>IIOW I L45 Guiding Light 12,00 Ray Mllland Show The lloordt '"-led tile at New lfarthuville. Boy Bur1011 II reported to be lmorovinc 11 a Cleveland Hooplul 1rhere be h .. been a patient lbo Eleven To Play Cheshire Saturday Of ' , N: ~.-~:l..oll<lll>f •. l. 11:13 Love ol L>le - Shipm'ent 9:00 Coffee Tillie 10:00 Hom• ' OINCINNATI. 0 , UP They are - riCH hen they begin " two-game te~ oat C~ to end their seiiOD. t'lS I 7:00 Todloy . . r. Just arrlv.ed! l'llrpAY 8:55 Redlegs Ready • For Third Spot ~~=g~o~u~~gfnc-r~·b~om~.M:rs.~~C!:I)<~In~iiMI~~R<~d!e~g~•~w~e~re~eou~nt~l~nl;l Pomeroy ReserveS i 9,30 PO>SOo To , _ There was still a mathematical opossllblllty that the Redlep, Dod&· eu and Bravea 'c ould end the reeular seaaon next Monday in a triple tie for lhe peD1111nt, Mill 91 games won •nd 63 loat. aid Smith. Mrt. Ml)obelle ~• ......,. Nob., bu Niuned 11-. . . . several weeb at th .... tl _.. Dr. E . A Schl.uJ.JOD, 1 I N·ina Tua:er il Ul It tU 1111a1 ot her IDOibff, lire L. 0.1War, Mr. and Mn Bill Netbitt, Colum· 1 bus were weet eM CUQta ot her 1 mother, Mn. Grace Hollm&a. •Ill .and Mn. B. F Board tnd. Mary were Suadaf IU!!II.I ol Jlr. and :Mn. later JOhaaoo, VleDJtl. A Short busineu ,, sWion wu The next meet:lne wiU be a That situation would eaU 1lor a · OOilduclod by .l\ln. Bower~, P"'•l· maol: Halloween party at lbo hoole playoff to detennlne tbe pe~ant , den~ .-l(ler w~h Mrs. n.-a- <11 Mra. ·C.aid Gruel«. winner, ; !JPODed her (Ills. Mrs. W.Ulam I ~dan WOn. J pri~ ln I came Cincinnati 1a hlle until SU.ur4ay, !!9'!J'~l*";J__ -~,~it~~ •., 1100·' flM · I lletl- . . . . t-- 6:10 llr.t. Denver Thoma was eue& .Harold Lohle, Mn. Jack Roblon. ol bonor at a. layette shower on Mrt. Georc:e Bucbaoan, _ Mrs. Tueodl!' eveninl wben lbo Frlenjl- Leon McKnlihl, Ml'l. DIVld Ob11. Nolghborl eiUb mel at the linaer, !ln. ~h struble Mrs. MIJ. Elwood lloo<en, Eaot Henry Werey, lin. lloy &nltll, HaiD st. M.ra. Gerald Grueser and Mn. Ron· ·-·of . " S:U Seootl - . ' THURSDAY Sign Ou Captain Kangai oo t;nrry Moore Arthur Godl<ey Strllr,e It Rl<ll, Valiant Lady I third plaee sharea ln the Natiooal Leacue race today and nur&'ing faint hopes that an outside ~anoe would put them hlgber . ....u....... the ope-n kettle ntelhoJS: 'ind JJt ' some drytng proce&HII. l'rqduclo :uo ·. opn WCHS-TV Channell ,,. Broad Run rn .. terjec· lion, -- ' tt'onlfht ·- -~ S:DO .- -.wer Da• . 11:30 .,...,;,. llilriiUt 12:00 Mrs. Denver Thoma Honored Guest ' At Layette Shower Held Thursday ' BJc PJG'o!f 1, ,.,., , llob c.o.J,:o SJ>Dw •.•. 2 30 1UO Pr<o6 Box. thle wUI ooet the United States $1M million a Year. State department experts say tbill govemment flu no plana to help the two allle11 ftnance the extra co11t or re-routlnr their ahlps around Africa with :Mlddle Eaatl!m oil. i However, this could be a big Item and U. S. oft'lclals admit that thi11 countl'y might have to ' atep In with more dol'ar · aid H' the Brltlah and FNnch are unahle to bear the eC<Jnomlc burden of the longer trlpa. . It the Brltlah and French want more aulatance they pT<Jbably will get tt ......ud no one ll wlllinl' to estimate what the total t08l would be if their -' economics be(ln to sutter from the lncna"4 Secretary shipping cost&. Dull.. ' • • • 1 e KEF'AUVJ:RttES - Anfonr other uncertain 'fiCtor, In the 19~ pNNidor.ntlal tampatgn is the inftuence that will ,_.,. __. \tl(erte<l In behalt of the Democratic ticket by a compar&tlve ~er to American polltlc1, the "Kefauverite." · ~· ',BOJ!le experts BBY Uiat thliJ Individual may be an important (actor Ia aofne atalel, r.uch aa Wlaconsl~and Mlnneaota. Although ther. 1&n a p-eat many people who hive little admiration for Eatu JC.ra.uver thtr. .are many whose eyes gle11.m with near··fanatlclsm ' 'll'hllb ute ' IHmocra.lle l'lce presidential nominee's name 11 mentioned, '..PoUtlcal ob.Jervwl; py that eome •Late labor leadei'J belonl' In ~ eompany ot thote ~ho have ~come emotionally awept ~p by )iit Ket'-U.ver 'WI"t· ·. Wt,'-"·•Ketauvtrlte' beoome• a co~Ui~~ ~ ." ' Luc;llle Bearba Hawklnt, Pomeroy Soclety Editor . J:l,..nor s. Schad, )ollddleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 I 2 .00 11<00 ·- · ReaG:\11>11 1U5 Weothe,..ast tv adv.mce loans to the Brttteh an4 French ror the purchaM ot American oil. It It estimated that • 12:00 12: .... tbl! Wor'.d Ttii'DI 1:00 Jabnny Cara011. Sbe'l" i:SO H('usepw.ty You~ Your Ute - ~ . .; ~- 10:00 ~A8RINGTON-Deaplte i. ll:I!S 11 :30 11 : 4~ 9:00 Lui ,........ ' -.At the pruent, Dullea plana only • 11:00 " Pew>~••; ,P'Jlilco,. , 4 6:00 . ,,.ftch Plan loan• te Countrlts ~" lo totllt lutlnou For U. S. 011 P~rcha ... •, --~ d,ecilll '0 Ctmtral Preu AssociarioK ltltfsh, 9.30 I . . IAdlactoa A•e., New Vor~ City, HI, K Y. Subserl~tior. ratu: Delivery b,- ranier wbere available 30 eenu .... week: one Je&r 1P advanc~ at The Daily St-ntinel office. $l!i.60; • D .-IPOiltlu.. $7 .80; three months, $3.90. By ~notor I'Oute wber~ *":fithle: one mcatb, $1. By mail oae y~ar $8; su: mo.o.ths, $4 2.$; ....l.oafhl, $2.110: one montlt. $.1 . Captoln Kangaroo GP.rr)' Nqore · . , 1 Arthur Godfr~ , i • Strikt> It Ric-h-..., '~' .,, Valiant La(br . '· Love of Life ~}i,J-, Sea~h for 'l'omorrvtr Guiditl·q Lietlt Ray Milland Show 10:30 1 &a . N:aUual ad~ertlliD& repreaentat!V't', , I Rome Tic Ta~ [Jpugh :I 30 1t could be you ' •" on P·a rson's· study ' ~ ~~~l c uNent j 1 .~ 0 Tennessee Ernie I ~ :0f\ Matinee Theatre 3:00 Queen For A Dny 3:45 Modern RomaDCes 4:00 Comedy Ttme uo !My ·Little •Mame S:OO Aunt Dru Show 1 :00 News Picture 6:25 Sport, Eye 6:25 Leo Paul and l!ary Ford 6:30 The Din&b Shore Show 6:•5 Newa Caravan 10:00 11 :00 aecood r.luJ malr.aa matter al tH put offi<'e •• Pomfl'OJ Ohlo. I• 8·00 Sign On S:OO 9:00 Artt1~ Mrll. M.ra. Vircto•• Frank, Nortb Little bomo In Friday lrwa lt. Jooepb't llodl, Ark., lin. llary Lou E<dllto, llwplto1 tnd lo r - lo be lm· .ll.lrylaDd , Mr . and Mra. Home: prcwift&. He hu beea. i: patie• at Jceobown- and SODs, Mr and Kn. the hoopltal lor tbe pu( eit1>t IIotrard Jeenbower, 1bryl:u l6 and we-eb. Mr. aod M.n. WiiUam L<we.tt and !Mra. Fred Spencer aod. ckildrell Edit lnd .June left 011. Taad.l7 for ClUe-eo. Eddie ia t'llteribC medical .moot at the Unlvenity ol Cbieqo, Kr. aad Mn. Harold Brcnm, GalUpoli, w~re Sundq vt.itorl of ~uento llr. aDd Mro. )(11. . ~o; MJDAV,.. Shm on 7·00 Today 9.00 Cuffee Time lliYIIOLD E. GRIIIII EDITOR • WSAZ-yy, Channel-l THUftSDAY PubJtslted flllfl'1 afternooo ea:~t Sunday by The Obit) Vt ~lf!l Satared. GUll ~ TELEVISION 6 ' ~5 '-t1De1, Joe., •' 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, 0 . Busioes.~ cMne SQ8, ed.Uori&l office pho~ 397. .. TODAY ALIVE TOMORROW ALF~T ..- · " (!\~-~V~ED TO IIITU&STI OP MIIG$--MA&OII UU .... _ -· - .I ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ; Sept S'7,1tl!~ a MASON NEWS. -------dt'Mh of Leoon Snider wen ebildren ol W. Vtl. Jobo l!'.l.laa wu reauwed to tu. Observe 60th Anniversary The Daily Sentinel .. CELERY ••••••••••••Sial • 23c Crltp, Crunchy ~r ' ' . ' ! j·~· I ' �' - - ~-~ ... ---- - .. s ure ~ f're~ Runey sayS · . 1 ehnch bv Sunda~. :tl ~e Dodgers Will Y mto a pa.yoff 'S ' nget ~Ts ~·c·~n the Brave::; 1 Walt Alstun battle their ahd Casev Roger bePn i ~E;;!";E :*i'"~~lay. I'. .II' lelt IO .flr . _. ill to ll by· Sun· ·..., • _. ltlae htt le Milwauket> ' b&. pper. "Were not gnin~ to need J • J t:r<UI!( 12· 11 named a~ Stt'n~~ · l I '·' . I hi ~ ~· pi~~OCf,'' It -~-~ Haney':; iinl real show ~trt\~j'~~ , tn: ·•wo W!'eb ~nd 1~tifi ficklr behind that opti· fr\j~Jn was Philadelphia's '7 -3 vic· t~ over Broq,kljn 11.1 Ebbets Ford Look •Fit!J,tl WedU.dflj. Even" ~h the' ·Stengers starll'r aet6a,ct thougb, there "'"-.5 no nll· ing game of the is-~t ltl.ifUde A l ~>ton . 1 southpaw Whitey 1 alre.,.d~· !fa, li~g '* )it • I ' ' ' SERVICE IS NOW THE DEALER FOR I and Durbin 549. The 5corefl: •Milw..uketl: 3 ·. Away 3 Louis, Sep.t 28, 29, 3o. St. 3 --Brooklyn : 3 . Heme 3 ' • Pitt.. 185 193 179 ~7 burgh, St pt. 28, 29, 30. 193 190 166 M9 CROWS LIVE POULTRY ' ' A $25 to ' "' ~ at·'fO:i!l · The PomCI'O)o' Pan lhcrx nn1l the Yellnw .l~t'ke-ts . r~de fma l heavy prPpar~tlons IlLs-\ nJght for Lhelr l a~t no n lelli'!lll' J~.amt•s of P1t' sNlson before embarking In SEO pluy. Pomeroy wllJ Lake to lhc l'f)tld to tm."~ t 1 h(' B('(prc Ea_g. lt·~ nn !ht~ Bt•l • ~ . ld , whil e th e JackNs will OJ(>t ·._ -.- : .l.'.<ra peake for 1 the first ti mt In hi!4tory un th ~ '·, M1t ldl t port J'r~dir()n. El~cwhl'rt· tn the Bend KT~STGUARANTEED llutlantl was hurcl nt w"rk llfi they open Uu·il· Atl<'k('y c lt' al_{ue play Fri•1uy SAPI!rf SEitVICE 5:ao -;;:;;:;::::::::::::::::-"'i I !'lso said that a few classes a-t Wahs.ma are crowded. • · de'itieatory servtee~ lor the new •1dition to t-he church are beifti planned for Sunday, October '7 . The addition which is now ur..der eonsti-uct:on is expected to be fin· , · illht):d by that time with the excep· '_, 'ticln of some of th e vamillhing on Lean, sbo,rt ~"'"" FRESH, ·--- Go Non-Stop Via West Vir1Jini!ll Turnpike ' "The Stop That Keeps You Going" !l'lddleport Phone 9391 OAMe DANCe { EVANS SUPER TRIM • Home-made, g..,und ·rixht Homecoming crOwd". · Just wt'!o will start for jhe Falcons ill' ewJty. pOiition .is · unknown. Howeyer, .itJ,' a.certatntv thJt reg~­ tar fullback, "'J)iekie Young, wiU not see .action. ,Report a~ that~.; ROJ coe Sprouse, who Missed the Middleport conle.S.f, will be 'bact in uniform; however, •he was still on crutche& ea-riv in the week reeov· Hiih . Only JO Houu 23 Minute• FNift Dewm-.. t, ~ ~town BUSES EVERY DAY . 8:02 am.2:08 pm, 7:00 pm Ariiv; 6:26 pm, 12:26 am, T:32 1111 I ering from ~ay Round ~P hen from thaf 'ie•m. but .. attll hava an tleven thllt lt'luat be I'I!IICfc• ened with. They have •plit even with McArthuP 21·19 and lotlna to Athan1 by t 40. 13 IlCon. However · they are figured fa M Sil'tlnflr th11n th-e gMme with Athent lnd-1cates. J Pomeroy will probably go a lonfc... · wtlh tht• same Jlneup that has been u~NI again st Waham~ and Chauucry. Coach Alr x CJ!o hu ·bN'tJ wtu·ki l:e on his offen11e this• Wl'f'k, nm.J has hopes that he will b" ahl e to use his Freshmen -tulck.l in n1·der to givt,.. tbem more experh:n,·•· bl'fore .theo boogh leq:ue .se•son get1 u,n()et \Wily. So Danny Morrl.~, lfiodn6)'· 9Peacar and Jim- • ' 10 to 141b. Average Wh.ole or full-string half Little Plg, small, lean & ..-..,.. SPARERIBS . • • • it prevlou; ankle in· ' - Nature's Yield EVANS SUPI!Il TBIK-whele Mlbank llalf' FRESH HAM . . lb:45- PINTO BEANS EVAt-4S SUPER TIUM LEAN ANDTENDER ' 21bcetlo.1 9¢ PORK STEAK ' not I I 1 out for ·. . I·I a slight . KRAUT No303cn1.Ge I Swiftning SHORTEN~G .·. my ./c.e He.msli!y w-Ill see· service <iS the regular hak>backl pgala tbb ' wr•l'k, but Freshmen ltlrr[BfOn and • • • ... • .. I r ~MOTHER • McMASTER I I'J' '1 · wm ·I ~-~~<'••~ , '1 ~~~~~~H Dl'ive·ln .. T •• , o ..... TOO LATE! ..... rt ER ,;.;..;f"~ lfLLY~D · (In 'l'och· · · Cartoon - JOlt .. I •olt' A GOB . APPLE CfDIR. . . -.. -.. - . . . . . , Youfe seeing why the 57 ~0 will "take nothing florn nobody" ''Ch"'lw•yl" 111 yOii llaab aheadin tho new kind~ Ford for '67, F6i Ford'a Silvlr Anni~ year of buildlng V~'s, you'll h._~ more ~Iiddle than ""W olhtr low-~ car • , 1 , UP'1:4 !45 bp. And wait till you • thil·ipit,:; fire owr the hills amjfitbe'a~t. awayL lt'a fun-dri • , ·a ~~ ljl!ltlt.l ' . · 'tbl Jio'ftl)o 1 But mo.. """t ia ful difference in th' n'ew ·Ford, Tlliere's more l!llvings, too. Fllld enslneero have built an e01ier brea~ ensine f~r .'~ar, ' f~ga..tops.Ford'one11'16Wsilhouetf.ecal'buritor teamed With the new bi1j1111rJ comp.-...ion combustion chjunbers, new giant intake valves and np.,Jii~ manifolds bring you more ZIP 011 a sliilld gu diet. · · · 461'$. Third A~t. , ' f. " I ·"" ·. • npbody'~pt from . anotbet Fotd, po!rhaps. Action-'l'est thia Wednei!day. And just WJ!iVill you . '"~~\ the kauly this new ~~i~ . vf' of For•- 1H It Oct. 31111 ' iitOUMD'IIIF EVANs-All flavon STRAWS ~ ICI C:'REAM pkg 29c >.t iI UPTON TEA . ''..-,, :- •• ' • \ .ALL KINDS PIPE FITTINGS SOIL, COJ!PIR, STEIIL & DRAINAGE .. 5 • lb 43e • LibbyorStolfeyPUMPKIN . . ~ACROSS THE • BO BQ.DY • .. •· .• • • bath size ' Cashme.re Bouquet3 rg 33cFAB • • • • giant.59c 10• package ·2 No.co~sttc • • • Wllb Sc ffft , LIQUID VIL PALMOLIVE 16count~5c ptf..C~UST MIX · . • MARGARIN£ 71 ftJplttJ NAVYiiANS .. Sib h gaUon 1 Wllb lOc off laf¥ • • mcllolee ' ; Ill ' . FP,vo,R Brllld ~ ~- ot atnwbeJV flavored ) '0 ' 1$ , ..JJ power '"'nsation at your Ford Deat,r'• ::' Bette' ' JUYNOW! ' Sl&. or. Y-1, tht. QlliRI from · · . ,W .,; f,~ ld,JIOW ltart1 w;lth a wtew $.ALES- PAINT- SIRVItE' '' "- ' ·i '' 'In tlje n~w kind of :Ford ~ll"~ . nothi~ Sweet Pototoe• .. ~l19·~5 I -~1 (ln WOft .... C:Oiot) J!'ure, IPIOeet NOW AT SALE PRICE .' { You111 aay Nat "KI111 Col, Duko l U I Dinah Woohl111ton Delta llh,-n .... ROCK AND ROLL IIVUI PASCAL CELERY' . . . . . . . . . . . . . -~ ' TONIGHT & I'IIIDAY WE BOUGHT TOO MU¢1 , o, COMPANY > JArlle lnmell, 'f. - - ,. with tb•~&on whd saw servic-e in the- Wahama a:am6, and the Jac- in two Ytars. RED DELICIOUS - - . . . . . . . . GOLDEN YELLGW-:~ go along kf'ts should be •t full strt'l\'{t h f()r the Friday night encou nter. 1 ·MldrHeport hasn't won since the 1954 3Ci8on, a~Jd· M.r has high ho11~s that hi• eh1b can brN.k in the win column for the firM time APPLES · · 4111s EVANS SPEC,IAL f III!Detw&-flnc fllvored Otilltlllc w~es Route Beauty, GriJJles .~eD, or JMothm· · •· ..,J,,, :f. ..'. ' IA.C. ON~ · ,;: -OF'FEE .......,.,.,.itt tttMr opren. Ina 11 ...,. . ,, Ooaoll IIIB<»YYttd • SL&CED • 10c OFF ,OUTSTANDING *' 5 ·GAL. Emge&rond •· • lb tray i*k 3~~~ · IT'S I I FRESH SIDE PO~RK lbtroy-pack.atc '· I ,~>Hll' will probably get lo see halfbatlc ~.r PUce, wflo ran 31 ya.rcM Ia" ~ • • flalrland for t~ 01Uy ecore of tM 11me for CIJ~ Howe'Hl", the P•nthan. •liD rvtt from a T formatlen ' Silted and wllb lot :o lea ROll N HOOD FLOUR 251b bg $1.89 I ' Sugar Valley Shredded suffer ~nm{> servLce .' Middleport will be meeti ng a ('hesapca ke team that in hvo ~lime~ hasn't won as yet. The T'.mthers have lost to Huntington St Joseph 6-0, and last. week lost to ~·atrtand 28-'7. However in tht Fairland 1ame the~ were ahead by a score- of '7·6 at h all time. CMChtd by Dan Ru11ell _. the P•ntherl will proiNbly be the first INm for ·..wnl IJNsOnt. pound 43,c: ~. • • • • • So usage· of the season last Friday nicht w:,en they down"'· .tbe Mid.dl&port Yellow Jack;tts,. &0, before a 1' um. h•v• . • 2De lb Small, Tendertzed travel to Paden City on Saturday £or an afternoon contest with the red hot Paden· City t ea m, which is in contention for Clas,. "B'' hon· ors in the state. ' The Falcons, riddled ,with in· jurie.11, enrage a teBm which has won three con!lecutive ball games, its last victory being over Pennsboro. •' • • • • Th4·i'a.lcona wc.o their first gfme -· The ·.public is invited to -th~ f\.ance being sponsored by the Jun- that Micklfeport wUI outwelth. The down river t_eam doet not ha~ • big lint', •nd fNifback Homer Rol· land at 180 pound• Is their biggest back. ,-,. lfll" the mm lit ' r'With or Without Fibre PORK ROAST CAbLA It's Super Trim! : ' EVANS SIJPEB TRIM BOSTON BUTT , PORK ROAST The Wahama White Falcons will · ~ the inside of the building. :. rile new addition will consitl of ·several rooms which will be · K&M SOHIO SERVICE Middleport 3WAYS ...... LOW, LOW, PRICES StJPER TRIM MEATS S & II GREEN S'I'AMPS Fak~ns Play This Saturday ~ School after the football game Fri· day evl'nmg. The dance will he )Jeld at the High &boo! gymna.~· night by tan g lin~: with Jaclulonvitte 1'rimhl t', whilt• the Wahpma Fu l· • . TOP QUALITY ('()ns w. ll nwct Paden City on Salurd:~y o r.tf'l'noon anrl Ihe Pt. Pl~11san t Bi~ BltlCk s w.ill tangle with puwt·rful Rlll~bum•c: vill e on Fridtl.y ll lght on thr Puir)t nt•\11 . Local fartt c11n well r.mf'm!Mr ' · Houn B to PM fhe strong Belpre tum of Co11ch AI Lilley's that held Pomeroy to !'veL By Appointment 11 13-13 tie on tha local field latrt W. Main St. Pomeroy vur. Now the Elgie~ have com-~ pletely lost the entire at&rting 1'1 · .,. ~ ... - -- - --- -- Htckett's. concerned, WLthers SBid that i• one large class at the New Haven Elemel~tary SchooL He I there "''8 .II<J'li"'Jiil•. plans for \he s p e~ia l STOP .AT o£ E saw tbe treea lurnlnl and fell faD In the air - and that's tbe time for PORJ-bearty IDd n ...rt~u·~J ond we have 1ueb • '"rlc¢y of eult plalmed to YOU_ Tile meal dept,rbllent hu the PORK alld our other departlaelito llavo the "fWns". ~kr ~~~~,on Siiadav wt.l.i .. J . SeOII. --~_._W· -~·a:r· _sctio_pl' will be ~ Unc.ortditionally Guaranteed Class EVANS SUPER MAllKETS MEAT DEPARTMENT So tar as over crowdedne-s,a is ! pROTlCTION •. I ust>d ror sunday School classes. Present plaQ!J for · the dedication Cnated' as RAlly Day at the . rl,@'eUeat tJhited Brethren CHur- caUlor tbe DJ'Ie&enee oC all of the ~· 1!1 'illew' Havd. for~er pas~ors who are still livlte:"V.' K' \f. Seott has issued a wel- lnJ. In addition, a pageent Llep-icttorhe to· all' perions who. are mem· ing several impor.tant happe nin gs · hers of tbe t'hurch or who have in the history .of the EUB chu1·ch .., ev• been members of th t! ehurch In the Bend Mea wJ:Il be present· ed under the direction of Mrs. K. bdc,er.vifof.on th't day. ' .. ITS .. AU elementary poJU are fiUecl . The one ~·acancy U; in the vocal music department at Wahan\8 Hig h School. The couDty hu 222,tetchen Ineluding principalfl and· t~ county 1 supervisors Simday, September 30. has been 'ftft(/Jinte, · CLIFTON Snnday DeSignated As ~ally Day For Tile New Haven EUB Church ' 188 169 166 523 Cindnnati: 2 . Away 2 - Cbi· 'Jlotals ___894 948 (l90 2'781 cagO, sept. 29, 30. Local Gr~d Team~M~ak=-i.ng Ready DAYTON For WeekendOfTough..~lashes THO. gOBR~D:..~~ I . Paul IHggs ch~d in with 8 542 scr ic,; for the Ch.icks with Har. Turner, R. old 1.:-.!:tse hibting 52'7. For the As h· ourbln land team John Poling was high with 5B'l with Morris hitting 520 Turner, H. -- ior rrom third busc with two ou~ ~n ~he 13th innint-: to give the CUbs a' 3-2 dcf'isiun o11er the Cardinal• , . RAC~ETTSAFWI'\' By UNITED · P.RISS 91 60 .603 Milwaukee Wor ld Serie~. ' In tlu~· only otht>r game, $,Oll)' Orakc ~-~:ingll·d home lit•ne , Baker ANNOUNCING ' At A Glance thrl'e y,ames ,· Gumes remaining! . I I I I Cincinnati tW;her. penonnel is coneel"ntl'd actordinJ to a recent statement by C1 IL W~her~. county superintendent of aehool.s; W'tbel'l s•id that the eoul\ty now baa· it'lf teletiers w~th degree.. lfe a~'ded that that was more than baa eVer been had in the count-y In a~y one year, Ke 11id that there are no sc~ools in tlle bounty without teachers. ln addition overcrowded cl.assrootn/f htv.~ been greatly alleviated this Y.•~ . '· 906l.5M . l3 89' 63 .mill 2'W 2 I I ' 1 big gQmes. I I I tnke :dl Pennant Race Clifford l6D 146 178 484 ~ ~: Cb~11 had· games of 846, Lohse 162 176 189 · 527 f and 84'' fot -a !air- 2~ series Riggs 164 214 . 1'6f M2 . ( q, 1.tkw Ashlarid t~m.. who ar~ Louks 1~'7 144 l4'f 428 1 ~1 f'nod by BUek Har;rla, former Belles 223 223 167 613 "'; .• d o}:lort r~»e-Qt. , '•lld' who also Totals 846 903 845 2594 . ~-., . JJe Griff <Ourtiin from Pomeroy ASHLAND OIL ' ~ on the· team rolled games of 894, Polittg l'7l 2.12 199 582 948 and 890 for a 2'731 s«jrle& to Morris' 157 183 180 ~20 Sharp for the open· Ford. looked wi n three . rtom t h e P i- llhLr p evl'n though he dropped a ratt;B· the- Br:tVt'!J' will lc.!le one Jo 1-D decision lo the Ballimore Orithe Cards Lnd' t• :o season will oles Wedn eMiay . Ba lt imore's lone Ope~ h ~ rC all over again next run eame in the third un singlp~ .Monday", Al sthn declared. hy T1to FranC'ona and Bob Nieman nnd Ford'.<> wild pitch_ RookSnider Homers 'Twice ie Char! it.' Bt>arnan, pitching in hi ~ Robin Roberts who I'Hcked up first big lt•agut• g~mf', tossed a his 19th victory, 'was the one whr) fo ur ~litter ~~ t.h-e Yankees . , dld the Dodg ers dirt Wednesday Left ·hnnder 1\crh S"ore hecame even though he was ta&lil'ed for 11 Cl cvciand'~ third 20-UBIHP. winnt•r pair of homers by Duke Snider . or the season IJy lu•;J ting Kansa .~ Roberts limited Brooklyn to five City, 8·4, w1th :l M•ven -hit elfort. .blt1 and the Phil! jumped in fmnt Paul Foytnek , n~·tl'llll'~ pitching to lt&J' .W.he{l a second·i nnin g error by ltftfU.)d er San4,v, Amoro~ "fln(.l" of lht• yi•ilr . f1rtri a threepaved 6n~ Wy,' fu, . tbrci, .rurU orr hitter in bl•JI!Il g C hlt':i~O, 4-1 1 (or . ·biJ t6th , vlt·tm y T ho<' Red Sux ~O.<ter New~b'e .. •1 When the s bootin~ rr~ u mes handed the S('nators thelr ·,11th . • Thursday, Haney will fiend tht:ir straight loss. 8-4. a11 Tt-d Willjifins 1 Bob Buhl 18-6 or Lew B.urdettE· collertt•d u doubll' and. li tripte in 1 18-10 agal11.5t Tom 9-14 four trips. ~ll -,, · ·' ho1>·1 Yankee-s were mg th. :·y WLtlld hurry and get It . uver With so I nat th ey themsr,lve.~ don't losp th('ir ,,.1ge St 11 hrl 1nij around during u p i t . -iblai 'N-L pt·n) t nant playolf. j~ ~ :lr,.t Crows Chiteks Lose Three To Ashland Oil Co. Keglers Crows Chi~ks were knocked out of first plac-e !n the ParkerJu . .~ All star leat;ue 1 -~st night as they losl three games m a row to Ash~ land Oil Company. The _C hicks had Wes B21les come up w1th an· f)lber big series as he hit 613 on games ol 223, 223 and 16'7, but splits killed their chances of rol- Ahil'on·s rho 1t, ag1inst Bob Friend 17 -16 of th :· PIT'atc~. FrienJ deff•ated t It t · I nodgen; , li 5. '" a gaml' th.J! knoclccd th~ Brook.s out of f 1r~ t p_lan· la st Monday but Al~ton l fl ,Jll~td , '· hr dl w l>n ' t wiJ'ny u~ ·· \\" l ie ""' Y '"'I . AI>IOll WNI' la~· mg I. t 1h11·h penDill,lt , ;:a!''~· , - ,All club&.-in the majon had an o.J -day today aDd nt. one wa<r ('n J..iaw ,it mOM- than Haney, whose v6!lt ~ a full fi Yme leJd ' 1 of the l'ardtnsl~ rn St Lou 1 ~ JL.n 1 ey appeart''J to he leanm g to.,., <till Buhl. e <.: pec •ally sinet> Bu 1 dPI1t' I hasn't won a game smcc SPpi .J , anybody,'' . 1\We h1s '\'a.nktts are restless ea~r to iel the World SetI started. . I ,. '· 11!' 'ffi". . . .~IIJW·~J ~· .H•>I'flllm•*ll>!loll,.Jil ~aciW>I (~~ Pooui0!1"'1hot th~jl bavo · 'I pOI!Uilbs ln tlii! "oc6ool> 'With 'tli~' t l~t:- Jot. ~~ JNrl jri ISliP far- a1 · exc!eptloo of one have beell tiUed. n Brooklyn ,. ~ • -------- - Predicts"No Playoff" With :itllwaukee Cinching Flag Sunday .. ...,.. . 'FEAUIER SITUATION lN MASON . IN.JEST POSmON IN YEARS ,·, &.,.::.l)ai)y Sentln!ll, Pomeroy-Middlepo, '· O; Sept 27, 19M _ --~J~ey •• ' I ' �' • - • 't:~~sen~tiD~e~l, Pomeroy:Middleport, 0; Sept 27, 1956 (9) For Sale ANT ADS roa SALE-Pe.vt Opportunities R••' ~t.te, Rutlan6 acru lillKI, bouse, barn and ou 1 buildings, See Geor:g-e A. Me 1n ritMrt. Administrator. &-l -It -- ta- aerlloA. lliDbnum ebaree 15'lc:. - son ~!MI S early with Avon. Valuabl{' lt'rrnones now open in Lug<~n _ l'onwroy and Viclnily, Wr 1!<' I::kan'Jr Brandel, P. 0 . Box ~-H:i l'un~mol\ lh . 9 27 3tc - 1 9-2€4tc . wuMJ-:N---eh,:;;.lm.;;-;,;lino ..-•. E> Ti>wnship. .11 Kirily 5 GAITED HORSE, grandson or King'• Geni ... R. L. Capeh.rl. Muon. Phone 35M 1. ~ 2 1:eiiC.B per word, one ( 19) · Business Darlene June Bailey Wedded Sept 1To Roger N. Buckley American Legion Auxiliary District Conference Scheduled Here Oct. 4th I Plans were completed for the Call conference of DlSttict Ei&ht of the American Legion Auxiliary, which will be held at the Federat· ed Church, October 4, when the Au.dliRI)' to Drew Webater Post met Tuesday e~ening at the Legion borne. (20)Business Services 1 __ _ _ _ _ _ w.. rk .,f .1 ny ktnd .Restaurant or ho i i ~(·WcH · k nr l'ferr ed . 'MJs.s MJ:U")I , tbreC Unit purchased for the conference use. I~ was announced ·lhat those wishing reserVBtions tor the dinner were requested to contact Mn. Ben Neutzling on or · before Octob-er 1- Raelne and Middle.,_ Rutland I 1 port Un1"~'~ were 11 so requested to make their reservations. ' It was alS(l announced that mon~ ey for flowers for Ute conference I p hfln~ platn t!f f, file'! t nd his petition I Bellljllol wUI not be reapona!ble -~~ Rt. 1 9 25 titp c~,goUJL~I h~·r a, ddcm.lant in the fW more m.u one lneorrect in· Canning 1omatoe6 and kraut cab- Cou: t d Comm11n PI I' a~. Meigs oertlOD. bage . $l.OO bushel. Bring con- l'ount _v. Ohio, Case No. 12,470, CUq: 91 'lbaDb a-nd Special Notaine-ns. S. H. Layman, B,ash;tn pr~yi-n ,l:( fnr di\'')rC C' fr c m the said '-'1 ttC,a of Events printed at regu' )If clltlified ratel. Obltuarlea publlibod -- • 1i •t I l was donated by the State Highway Patrol Auxiliary. MTS. Dey Hysell reported that Mayor Robinson has agreect to have adquate parking SpaceA for the day • and also to :~:- alr\a~~sineS~~ places to display 9 25 31p Huth Bell es on l~c grounds of -, gm~~ r. :·g led rJf duty and plnintlff 1:•_1- u p:·:1y.> !;... : nth·: r proper relief. ·--- ~;Jl d t'~ mc w:ll he ror hC'adng on Wanted - 5 or fl room howH•, aflc•r th ~· 5th li <~Y of November, , close to town. Phone 262-J. H15ti. ) • 9 27 3tp I , • , , - -- - - - - - - I We sir) Bell.,x, Pla1nhff CUT GLASS, Colorrd glaSi curio:; . O'RIUEN ll!id O'UHJli:N , Attorneys and antique furniture in a ~w i fnr l'bintiff. I sh&pc. Contact Mr~. Howard l'L;- j WJ 20. 27 (lUJ 4. II, 18, 25 6tc cil, 800 West .~ain St., Pomeroy . · · 9 26 lo 1 and Keno Road ceut per "ore!. (11) Wanted To Buy ··'4otictes IIJI' Alita Pllke-r•s Restaurant is servJn& lU $.7$ week end apecial plate ·lunch topped with a dish ol frozen custard. 9 27 3tc NOTICI I will not II'> responolbl• lor deblo eontncted by anyone other ihao -~- . ~--~-----!D)'Ielf, . Quentoo &pel\Ct!t", 35 RATS KILLED with one puund · 9 211 3tp STAR WARFARIN . Sale,""'"· . guaranteed. . ,\H EVANG&..!S'aiC MEETING Ebers.buh Hardware I U' The gr(IUp voted to send a telegram ot con-gratulations to Mrs. Carl Zeller of Gibsonb~o~rg Ohio, the new national president of the Auxiliary. There was a discussion on encouraging girls who are ~liglble up to tbe age of 16, to beoome junior members. Committes for the con-fereme were named by Mrs. Davis alld In· elude, conference co-chairman, Mrs Good C:lean tJMf'd l:ar~ All Makfl!ii 11nd MndeY METilOf·OUTA,.~ 1\I JTO SALES lriU be held Sept, lT tbru $qll30 Su1er Run Feed Mill .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ at Zlon Cbureh of Christ eaeh 9 19 2mo. pI.;,;; · - --- --evenlna: at 7 30 lncludln1 Saturd•ya. Roy R1well, • former Cubic root Norge reldg;;;:;t,;;'. l P.Ol)NJ; Y ()OWNING iD.embf'.r of the cbutch wi11 be Call 294. 9 20 tf Evln&elbt. Everyone 18 invited 1 · - - - !Ote KJ!IOW? attend. -toIAl'l DON'T l'OU 9 19 · llalret't Will fln JVU \be bell · -a.dt ·• .... furu.ltcre W' appll-. t8otf .'(3) lp Me':"orium Df LOVING -MEMORY of my dear hu1band John R- Davia who puted. away one )'ear ago today t 14 J For Rent R<toms for rent. Call 205 t>r contact EdUh Teaford, Main St., Pomeroy. 742 East 9 24 8tc SMI>LL HOUSE AND GARAGE, newly decorated, furnished . Also two un£urnish cd apartments. Coli 6009. G-22-6tc Rea I Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHONII 6311 MAX WARll Trevey·FiHsterwald Funerol Home Phone 285 'l1wo bedroums, Kitchen, 11111 BUICK Roodm ..ter, 2 dr. " 'f01, Sbll'p one owner car. tJ,NI.OO lllaettn1r'•, Pomeroy . 9 27 814: · 111M CHEVROLET VB 2 dr. Sedan. ~lQ l'<nm' lllde. Almool like the day It "'" sold. $1,7M.OO. •. ~ltnara. Pomeroy. 9 27 614: i8ie'iii,JJCK Speolol, 2 dr. Sedan J)yHilow drtve. Very low mile· IV· Blaft;tna1'1, Pomeroy. $2,1~. 9 27 814: -,-----cHEV. "210", 2 dr. Sedan. liM I. Oeln c•r ln1lde and .wt. One ;owner '1,2.90.00. Blal'ttnarll Jiolli~r~>r. e 27 ete *-l CONCRETE BLOCKS 3 Mil•• North ~tf Pomeror On Rt. H. CaR Wrn. Olu ...... R4R:k Sprlnl';,;::;;;;:::;:=:;::::= WE' BUY OH 1 VALLEY JUNK CO. few rooms with running water 11team heated, Rnd Uotel sorvkc 3TRUOTUftA.L, 1 JI&AMB at special weekly or monthly Q rates to ,teady gueots. Rat•s "' ' low 11 $8 weekly double occupancy. Also room.11 lor SpeciPl tkJRAP lKOtf- JAE'l'ALII Meetlnga, Parties, Weddings, Phon• 610 POiblfOt Banquets, al).d private breakfast. _ _ 1llncheons, 11nd aupper partie.:~ . I WANiio~'iiNTING=-interlor, Phone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0. Per. ttxlcrlor, roof. Work guaranteed . . ry, le11aee of Hotel Martin. Rntcs reasonable. Phone 381·Y. 9 10 lmoc _ ll omer Braley, Pomeroy. 5 ROOMS 11nd OATH, 10 Cole ~t. 9-19-12tc -· -for amall reliable family. $35 per month. See Mrs. How"d I I Cedi, 800 W. Main St., Pomeroy Dllrnl'ft-Sim(HIOD tnsuranee Ageney. Mid11lepOrL. FW • Automobll~ eveninga. 9 0 U ,.. .. ~ Llolclero. nsuronce Bonds. Phone 631~X l Gl...._-' ,_....__ ._ ... __.__. ___• . -.- . _ ~ n.v Cl ROOMS Of lltlUSEBUILDERS • Coli the EuQ:t'MC Huller, Racine, Rl. 1. 9 24 61p TeUa your pat, ,.,..nt, .an11 future, Advice gl•en on lo~. lftlr. rl_,., and all budneu aHUr1o If woffled, troubled .or .. t-IM! Wateb a. Trilned Mr~ I . I;!. : II G!Jnste:. ct ut ~bdi.'IOn, J Hid . Coi'IIUH me today -tomot"Nw may be too lat.. I 'f'tll Dot only tell you, ltf# wt(l help you sove your pn- • bl.tn.. A vlllt to me ·wtu k of 1mmente vahN to you. A,... .r. all cauettloni. RNi~ lng1 au•,....leect er no!~· W..h thlt ad lnd hal,~, you are entltlM to a ~full life rudlng. _ •· ' lvetyone WeUome. . Open DaUy 10 am to 1• phi Loeatetl 5th bouse kom . . •• • To ~VJSJt Area ~ , · The New flnen ~ Qurlen · Cllt'- Oltw R ou~h Mrs. E. L St e1n, Mr:;. l vm tt.d, h .~ .o<~re.nls and hmi\..o r ~ 'Met at Ule Memori~al C)ubhouse on J _ L. S tt"wa rt, Mrs' W. J Slcn•· her!!' SundHv , .\'Jr . anti M1s. Thorn. St ptember 13 Mrs. W. R. Proffitt '{rs N P. Swackhammer. Mrs. 8 t a~ Grinstc01d . l: Pt'Hidtd ln the a'o.sence of pres!- p V•n~. Mts Howard Wagt•nVir5 James Hcm ptryn was wir.ner ay~~¥,( fjcQ_t, )Irs. P.. J, Wciptrt. . ha!s, Mrs N. 0 . \Vein o:nd M1s A It o[ Ihe E.!ectric S!dllet. ht-ld in a , .r.·lfDI~esseQ wert Mrs A. Bryant Woodrum. drawiqg, b\' tht• Moth l'r, C'l 11b. An EUenhower-Nlxon' Ba ' . ·h . Ptul He-ll.de.non , Mrs. Ho-ward C.L ' SS Saturda>· evening at the Commun. on will vblt Muon Co · 00 Wagftthlib and ,¥iN Lelah Po'l\oel l. The GGiden Rule qass of th u 1 iL)· Budding a t B::SO pm . Su .~ ie Grin· Thursday a«erpooa a.a It tt.vtb DYi2Jll the b~iness msetinll! a let. New Haven Lutheran Church me t ste ad , d:·ew the ticket" ftom Huntin&'lon to Pvk~ . ~ Qt i'eJitatlon lrorp; Mn. ?t'Ja,ry Monday _e..-enin'IJ at th" churrh so· ! Mr . and 1-.Ir~~. Jo;. T Wagen tulla -, · B~n.,w.ts read Md accepted . New ci11l r oJms. The "rhup opent'd of N~wark, 0 visitt>d Mr and Mr.> · "J:he Bandwagon Ia one ot ~Jx m!Dlben accepted are. Mra Wyatt ''lith singine of a hymn artd Dr 1 . , Howard Wag enh~Ls ~; v e r the week- 1 wh1ch have begun a naU.:Jn-w1de ~t;iadw-en ~nd M~, K. _,]). SeMt t otwns were. by -M1_,_ carrull Ad· . end. tour through rite 48 states ~~na , , • the eltotlon of the grQttp voted to participate ams. All lntrrestin& discu sK ion 1 RepubUe_a n l~ . ))er .Cent In tlte Petm·a nent "HGW To Pray· and What To \\eekton~ gue~h of Mr and M1~ I candidate~ tor the presidency and :{lome Fund. Also it was. ~unc· Pray Fori' was led b:v ·Mrs. Bobby 1 ~h o mus C~pehart were .!llr . and vke presidency. ed tl)e '•o:-~~:anj.uti'on will .suppl~l L11.yne. The elass set a reg~lar rs Ra,y Capehart -~~~~u~a~~hte~ The unit will ai-rlve II Jlt. Plea~wllic~es. and eookies for the dJtt.e for_ the rnonlhly mee!mg, ! r· 1 8 ., k . . . .. ·1 R J sal\l at 2 p. m. Jnd will be there ~~~m0~11e Unit. wbich Will .be the second Tfmn•·kd, . . · · ~ e ts : penmJlg. a .two 8 half hour It will parad• throu~ ' 'd t 1 th · I d Th e 0ctc b er mee,,.:.J.g wtl ·1 b Yl~'t' Vl· il Ul 1-hmtln"' On wlth rei· a-• ;.r.~e a e · or e Chrl5tma6 . ay. e a'iv•-.. the town before moving up the Flo~r Show was annou~;~.eed to tn ohar&"e of Mrs. Evu-t-tt Roush . · . ~ . . Ohlo River Road to the Be-nd Are.a De h~1d D,e cember 7 and 8 at the and Mrs Nelson Ro,ush willie I'·" : ._ r.,_r~ .. ,:1_ 0 ~~- Fl~~c;I ~f ~adtz. kfwns and then to Raven!wood New· Htven 'Grade School. Mrs. J hostess. Refreshments were ser- 1 1: VI SilL - ---· a.. - 1 - Edgu Lal- ~ · · ~:. ' Stew~ in charge o.f the pr-o- I ved b1 hostess. o\1r5. Clyde Ric~ f 1.':'. ~he unit i.s A 1~-ton semi-trailer rm~. (~,Yf a talk . Q.tl "Qualities of and 8~tmes1 were played. Those pre- J Mr. and Mrs. (1eor~e wh•ch carries 4-foot Ike- barr.ge 'J;l~WetJ , a~d r9.li_.g~ ." ~!I te1.ah sent were above- and , M!' IUld Mrs. of SteubenVille, o. vi~i~d ' which, can be 1 . 'P&~ell WOD a prize: in •. flow~r - Donald Brown, Mrt. ·Bbbby, UouJ:.n )· Jj.., Lavl'le ~"~VP-r thp WP~>lt"'n~. . Wa_gDft . to belg~, rJ q~ ,1'l:bose bre&el'_!: mqluded , and Mrs Bob , Jobmton. -~. , Miss Goldy Hart spent th~ _teet. -The B~ f..J.~oe~ llbov~.ai\d, Mrs.- r. A- ~tey, . M'r! iftd ·.Mr•. OO'nald BrOwn and t wo weeks frlenu.s With hundt~ -, '" .,~- f ~yd ~aln\ack, ~rs ~JU,ain _c-bil. d~l\ vlsit~l:l'-i!r .'rid M'rS Doug-~1 ~ere l,1rs. and alto ~ . ~~lei . Mrs. "'W't.ld Cu:nnmtlham , tas pal_'tett an~ c~~~n in McCon·· Ch<l,l'leston, Mr. and Mre . jee.p wJliek : )i ~.... - H\~- ~:-e 'M:~ Ddll FogiflOng ne11Sville, o..,on 1 Supday. Cr.ow_ of St Albans, Mr and earaven Int-o the . j ~- _, --- -- ·· , . . ,· - . _,_ Edwa~;d Johnon of Wl~tield ':'_· ,. c· ~ Mr. Olmer Harrioon of N•tro, " r . ...,_ ' ' ' • I ' ' It' Mr. P. J. Wolpert has re-lUtf!ed home after S!lCndjn-e several week:i -k ... . at the A. G. and E. School in Ann ' A<bor, ·Mich. I Mrs. Poul Ccally and Nonoy were I sho-pping in Parkersburg, Sa~ur­ I ' day. 1. L. Stewart was in Riphy, W. Va .. Mond~y ~vening a:tending _. business meetmg. , Six Mas,c n CQunty men have Mr_. and Mrs. Ray~~nd Andrews . b~n ordered to report for lnduc~r Ripley, W'- Va .. VIS~ted s Mr and lion on October fat Ashland, Ken· ~- H. .R And1.ews Ia t weelc tucky, accordina- to Mrs. Beas Botwhile enroute to Columbus, O. . ey .MOOre, se1ective servjees board Mr. and ~rs. Charles Lester, v1s- clerk ited relatives in SpeRcer and Evan,; • 1 They are Richard Let• Cele, Pt. W. Va. during bhe weekend. Mrs. A E Wolfe or Barberton, Pleasant; A~nold Deloan• MeDade 0. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lt'on; '}_jonel L;o~ Ketter. t.eeo: Roush. Route I; Cl.a)"t.on -L ee , l(d)ade, Mr and Mrs. L. L. Dick anr't Leon, Route !· Ceci:l Heney ~ Be,ix children of Lima 0. recently visit- Letart, Route aD(I Jam~ ed l'flr$. fieda Hart. ' Rowsey, Milton, Route t. : I ----~--.~~-- • I Th•JS Thursd . __. ' ,;. i1: 1 'T. clo\lbt, put •our mind .. .....,. r 1 I ?· • ' r I -,... • ' ! 'i' ... ~ 1 1 Club,,Rt. 'J KANAUGA, OHIO F• ~httmeM .. CaJt· ~lllpohl '1457·WXl Fla~go I rita { rs·.IX Mason eo·• . '' WiNS ' SIX WAY LE.G ' ·"oN· RA ' . ' ' i: .: ..\Jberi , ~· - 'SABOTAGE,' SAYS KEFAUVER ,, - ' BANQUET BRAND BONELESS Chocolate . CHICKEN. CANDIES Tll'ltlc!Y : · ~E SELI';CTION NOW ON D.ISPLJ\.Y • 3cnsS9c . DAIL V-Meat, fish or Liver flavor · '. , . DOG FOOD . ; ...... 6-llb cans:47c ·DAILY · . . , • , ~ONE BIS~UIT .. •~< ,~~: '26,oz p.k~29c I . YOUR:' ;~'HOICE~. A&P KIDNEY bt~f!i's. A~P RED BEANS .' .. ·: A&P RED BEANS . ;· '. ;·r . • IONA LIMA BEANS FOR ' SULTANA $299.00 BUTTER BEANS BAKER HAW HAW· • A SWING l C'HEESE ' ,,' I ' I ' '1<!1' • . ·. ~ ... or .Ir -·- 'COUll REMODILINGil YOUJt • . JANI PARKI~ ' DB us roll ' • ~ SPICIALI $TRJBTMANNS I .ullaorlt.d nl.•• • .; ·~~d . P'fiOFIT . ' .CALL 398 ~- ·, . HARDWARE · V.ONDERtNG 'M-I.AT CAUttFLOWER .. :..•• :·.,. "': '- '• . Si'ti~),\l,lV,IJ,ITE A DREAMBOAT liKE YOU SEES 11-J A GUY LIKE ME, TOKAY ·. CHASE: ' ,J'<'~ ZESTACRACKER~ ~ .•.... . -llb 2Sc. ·, Sen- ......... ' . ·~' ' . . . . IIOI~Gu tOl·; RESULTS 3fc · '~i,ng or·',~: ·'~ ·., SUCH LOCALIZED ·• ' SELLING POWER! . ' Angel Food Heating Sys..mP NOWHERE ELSE . LARGE 2-8 o:i cans 49c •• ...__ ,, ... ..... r ,lf ·. ' SALMON . . . ' .,._;, ,,~ • LETS TAKE ANOTHER LOOK ...• '· 1'-. I j ~qRG . J-10~~ T.V. SEIIhy Ex 6284 y McCl un g Mr11 Ray Pic kell~. Don Rousb Mrll . L: c. RI)U.Sh. Da:!y Sentinel l' I ~ New Furnlt11rt I r lin Mrs here on Si.l ndav nn•l Monrtay M 0d en r ered For Induction WITH CHILl GRAVY 120 l Business Services ------ Gil Cii'CU!atlng he-ate-r. 83,000 BTU Raymond ' ~ 6--20-tf 16 For Sale or'Trade · U'IIIf PALMIST oS·t~o~ry~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.t~~;i: ll<aflold Boucle, DrtO • Clotlu. C'OMPt.ETE lniiU .. •'lce Ptotectloa, CUutoo1'laher, lllddl_., J.lfe, Auto, Ftrtr, Polio. Call DoD Pbouo 821111-X. !Hd Mllls, Middleport. Ohio. 38 to 48, alBG A moclet palU. For rent - Eleetrie wallpaper Mlaenvtlle. •teamor. CUnton P'l!lher, Mld dleporl. Ph. 6263-X. ll·l·tf I 21! 31< - MADAM MARY I I "Build Bottor Per L - GRIJESER BLOCit CO. 120 HI - en --::::---:- --·~ - - •ts B 1 Auto Services :· IU.Vlera Cpe. No reuonable otter · .teftued. Power steerlnc, ·brllke1, Meuse for rent, 11lx roomS 11nd , · • •-1t1d wlpdowa. Bllettnan, bath. I.ocated on Grovel Hill. ~~- ' 0 27 614: Phone 6l~7-M . 9 27 3tc Jtoil PLli'MOUTH, 2 dr. Sedan Sa- The Hotel Martin has avaHablc, a - Jennie Sue Eiselstein, Anna Ebersbacb. Mrs. H. E. Boney, .Mrs. Leonard Rorub, Mrs Ernest Powell aod Mrs Gerald Wilderptuth; and ·bospitallty, Mrs. A. V. Howell, Mrs Albert Younc. -Mrs. Orville Wells Miss Emma Seitz, Mrs. W. R. Davis and Kate Ebersbach. Group singing with Mrs. Wil· liam Baxter aa accompanist con.· , eluded the meetl.n.g, after w4Jcb refreshments aervd. to app. roximately 30 Mrs Leo Story1 Mrs. ~Iva A d a Hosk1ns, Mrs. Clara -Mrs. Frank Clark, Macel , · .Mn. Jessie CUrtis, _Mrs, Helen Mrs. Mtn~ Hart and "Mrs.~ The Waha•.• a White Falcon Band Tag Day has been dedarcd a S'Uccess b)' Director Jame 8 E. Breen. 1 Breen re.porled that the final tabulations of the money collected had not vet been determined. The Tag Day· was held last Saturday in all of the towns the W&hama area. ... Breen also annoouneed that the ban4 will journey to Athens, Ohio en Saturda~, September 29, where they will plll'licipate in the Band Day activities at Ohio University. The White Falcon Marching Band and the Junior Varsity Band bo-th performed at the Homecoming festivities at W..ahama last Friday. The pre-pme show was provided by the Junior Vo~~rtsity Band led by Dlum Major Jackie Capehart. The band marched aerO!s the field pll.)'ing Stand Up ~md I Cheer and then played the Nation-~ al Anthem. flollowli.ng that, the band performed a routine to a waltz. The W~:~hama While Falcoa Marching Band, led by Drum !l(ajor/ Ruth Sayre at\:d the majorettes entered the field at the half time plsying Stand Up ·and Cheer. The b•~d marched to mid·ri~ld to provide the background for the coronatiott. ot -the Homecoming Queen, Betty Dnli. As the Queen and her court entered the field. lbe ·b and played the · Triumpbdl March from Aida. Folloowina the eoronation, the band played the Alma -M ater and then the Coroaation- MarCh from The Prwhet and . The &Idlers, Chorus from Fauat. Lift, Cuu11ty •nd 8oMt .. ----------.--· lAving room, Approximl\lcly three acre ~· garden, $3~ . 00 per month. Contad Alex Wheeler, Apple Grilvc, Ohio. 9 27 3tc !.-============ SOCIETY ·• J.AJU>IN CLUI GOP B8ftd·watron Mrn Cly de Foi Pv, Mn A 0 Hum ~. J ohn Cardon WhG b professtn Mrs Hugo Juh l1 nt Mrs lk rnqn 11t V . q~in1a l'o!y1 1·chr,i.;ed ln.!illtllh' Layn~. Xrs H l.l~ t.ayne M r~ A - K Blnk ~ burg, Va . VJ .,lled fncnd~ I Termed Success ACCIDENl' 19M, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. er Publicity, and Mrs. Geor&e Mowery. and Mrs. Allen c . Hill; dinner and reception tables, Mrs. Neu•·•to• • and Mrs Ernest Lallan~; reception refreshmen[!l, Mrs. Lallance, Mrs. George Hackett Sr. and Mr:l. George Bearhs; dining room, Mra. Hyseoll . . Mr11 . J . ·M 'llhorneon, .Mn. Frank Cheesebrew, Mrl Clifford Hayes, Mrs Eddie Smith, >Mrs. Ralph Gilmore, Mrs. Baxter, M.rs. u 111owery,. NEW HAVEN "" · ' Tag Day Sale AGENCY Fire . Automobile, Health 3 ROOM APARTMENT FOH RENT washing utilities furni~:~hed. $1-l . Y-ou &ave left me a beautiful mema week. 680 South Second Ave. 6t-Y, lnd a 3orrow too .~trnt to be ·M iddleport, Phone 6087-Y ~,. t0fl;l: but to . me ·who ban loved 9-22-3tc · and loet yuu. Your memory w:n never ll'OW old. Hi8 Wife Edith 9·26-ltc .,. S,ptember 28, ~ Wahama Hi Band Is INSURANCE · .....tit AmODII lhe peroooa pualnl drlvero tosto ID Ill Plev wttre the followlnc: Joy.;.e Brinker, Letart; Jo... ~~~:~~~N~aw Havea; Jtmll Ben NeutJ.llng •nd Mra. Dey Hysell registration, Mra. Jed Webster Sr. 1Mr1 1Jfn.. tickel&, Anna Ebersbach aDd J-enn.. son, lra Ray Milford;, [A. ie sue Ei&elstein; COl.SIJBiil. ~ - b.rt. Eclward Nab'ois. CIHJou; WUWilliam B11xter, 2'&rs. Charlea Sau· io&ene May OhUn.&:er, New Ha.v-• Mrs. W. R. Davis presideut, presided. Two flags were dis_played by Mrs. William Baxter which the eon· 22 INCH REVENNA COAL furn L l'ullw~. Box 613, POfiieroy. ace $7~.00 R. L. Capehart Ma.s0u -..uve inse~1ioru. 9 27 3tp Phone Spruce 35Ml. Sped.al--orie month for 21 cent. I' 9-26-4tc LEGAL NOTICE per ....-.1. . . , - , : - - - - --~ lUll rate of 2 et11t1 per word wlll QUILT TOPS FOH SALE. Ca l! Huth Ue~ IL·~. whose l:tsl known • chr.rced for advertlsiU it not . 6231hJ adrlrt "•~ J·a.~ 705 6lh Av~nue, Rear, pol4 f.oo' bdGI'e the 21!th of eaeh 9-2&3tc i A 1ll'llli.J, PI' Dn:;y l.,.ania, ls hL>reby ;111011111 roll"""" inaertlon. Gll8 Heater, good -~- nl'w , JJUti fwd that 1m lh ~ 19th day of lltr!tta lA Adverlioblg-Sboulll be Large Belles, will sell cheap. Gt'IU1lde Hall, St·ptl'ntht:r, 1956, We.slry npca1od Jmmedlal<ly. Tbo Daily ' eenbl per word for NINE •AIS TISTI !1..L BET .I GRAPES .. .............. 21bs '2~ .' CARROTS. . ...... , 2-1 lb -cello 29t I "' POMEROY,O. . �' • • • Moore$ Store& ()hservi ng Ninth Anniversary 8--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0; Sept 27, 1956 J SOCIETY Daybook f,_?e~~r?~~~~ecta OircleSooof ' . .\tl~ Bess and MlS!i.v~slted N:rma. Sui· I ""----------..J the B H Sanborn Mi.ISJonary clet of thr First Baptist Ch 1 hvan, Pomt Pteuam Mayor and Mrs. C. 0 . F1sh et and family h • The Senlinel MIDDLEPORT Electa Circl~ Make Check-Pos e - ' • enttne at GARDI!N CLUB TO MIET I male che<k-pos for Korean ~;; 1 : Wednesda~ 1. nd attende<\_ th e fun The Middleport Garden CJub 1 dren when they met Tuesday even- t>ral or thf'tr 1ate brother-In-1aw, A. wdl meet Monday evening at ·the 1 Jng lit the home of Mrs . HMrY A. D1lhtrd. Boggess apar-t ment, Grant Street, Rouda.shelt. Mrs E. L. Hughes, . Ed .JI,eComas, son of Supt. and with Mr~. Garen Stansbury a9 chairman , presid.:;:d llnd Mrs. Clif· 1 Mts. L. _W. _Mc<:qma" tore the car- hostess. A coff~ lt.our has been rord Hayes conducted the devv- ltJ!eges tn _hJ& knl.r at football prac- planned Cor the social period. tiona! sc rvi~e on the top!~ "Burden . t(r-e and iS on c~t~~e~ and und er CANASTA CLUB MEETING fkarer~··. Mrs. t:h:~rles Bennett thf' care of a phy .uctan. , Mr. William Everaon was a gue-gave the prayer for the ul>ening 1 Mr~. Clee Stac ~h o u ~--e ~ nd daug_h· service t• ... Deanna, IndJanapohs, are vi s- st when Mrs. Rlchud Gress enterRepo-rts were give 1 by members ling Mrs. Viclori.a Mcc-arley and tained ber Cana.sla Club this TUesday. Prizes w~re w-on by Mrs Chrron th eir project of as~ iSoting under !;0/l ~i ar~n(_·e 1\kCark,~· ­ privileged children and materials · ~1r ., F~cd Sl'h_roalh,_ Lhc former lel Bradbury, Mrs. Ralph Gibbs for the C'heclr--pos were brought to Caro Louise _Erwm , Is m the Clark- Jr., Mrs. Edward T. Frem:h and the meebing. f ~ ourg Hosp~tal aft er rece nt _sur· M'rs. Lionel Boggs. The ho.:J ess A Round- r~>bln card was ~ ent to gcry accordm~g to wo r~. receiVE'~ ::~erved a desserl c<>urse to those Mrs. Jacob Turner, a sur[olical p-a- by her mothd , Mrs. C t!ford E - named above and Mrs Donalt:l · Mill 8 aqd Mrs. Robert Schmoll. tie111 at Holzt>r Hospital. Miss t~l()r-1 wm inel Talbott had charge of the pro- • Mr. anrl Mrs. Herman Loh'Se _rePlAN CHURCH RALLY gram and rl iscust~ed the work of turned Wt>dm•sday ar:er spendmg t~~ sun~mer and sprmg at Lake RaUy day w1ll be observed at 1 several Ba(ltist musionarles. I Mrs. J. "1- Archer gave the dos- I Cl y, M1Ch1gnr1. the Federated church Sunday at prayer and :\1rs Houd.asbdt , Mr ~t Ectward French aceompanj 1):15 am. with Fred Blaettnar, suptng 1 .served a snlad c~u~~c to fifteen icd M .s Frances ~oush to Jackson erin•~nd in charge. There Wlll 1Wednesday ta VISit Mr. and Mrs. 1 be promolioh ot cJasse.s and seals The grand o,enlng of tht members · Moore's Service C...ter •net oar,..,.. 1 Clyde trenc h, Mr. and Mrs. Cul'liS and certificates ~ill. be awarded vance flf the ninth •nntverury of French and ft; ,-. and Mrs. Owen !or perfect attendance fqr , o,oe Moore's in Pom..-owo btt•n tod.ly f5. VOn-S l'"re nch. year. • will contlnu. through- Sit· :\olr~. Anna Miller. Dexter, has urday. bern return~d home rrom the In ohe ohoto PIUI C•ocl, G<no' ,, Ho. pilal who" (I (/],1', Cluy Lynch end · · · - Will ....... ' . >he W" taken when'"' was hit hy by Art •t work In the new tervlce r Mrs. Glen Evall! entertained the a car rcccnlly. . center which, rH•ntly eempleted, Cba.Mer Club Tu~day evening ·at Cha rle s Bradbury was in Point J Is an exp•nsion to the formu her home Bradford. Pltasant Tu'esday tu aacnd a man- 1 · Ito,.. •nd provldea both front •nd Duri.ng thf' business session ln agernent meet ing of lh e OVEC. T" "" " df d M' . baclc entr•nces - N~than Biggs, plans M · D . D ue .,..mamua f 8 rah or IS:!'tO, chaPge oll\hs. r.>. E nc enny an d son on f During the thrH day obMrvltllcc were made f'llr a masil: Halloween Savage_ Sl. Albans , were ~is1tors n,ary Socltey 0 t e :hureh JJ1 , 'f,..e .ouvtnlrs will be given to all party at the next meoting whldt of relatives and friends in Meigs ~hristdmet Tuesday at td e ~orne o I' v.. ltors •nd all will ba Invited to Wlll be helrl at the home of Mrs County Sunday afternoon. rs E ward Fre.nch an. t e memregbter for tiee- door prlzee to be Charles Buck. · Mr. and Mrs. John K- Smith bers voted to raJse their quota for gJven on Saturday. Cucl is m•n•· Rdreshments were serve d· by Jr , Akron, arrived Wednesday the ye?~ · u· 'd 1 I 8 df d .. ,_ th e hollleRs ~ 0 Mt5 William B~v.k for a business itrip here. They wiU Mr_s. h1 lam fra ._ or • P1~~SJ end The lower photo Is thlt af thl · · · • b ni d home Saturday was m c arge o tue mee tng an d ne 5 Mrs Everott Llghtf()ot, Mr.s . Wile ace0mpa e Miss Nina Russell was the leader tr•':e• Kon Str"' Servlc• en- bur Yquno~t Mrs. J::~e Young, Mrs. hy hrs. moth~r, _Mrs- Jo~n Smlth, of the devotional service. During • vaughan Price and Mrs. Biggs. who w1U vl81•t m Cleve and and ._ b . r M' R Enc, Pa. Mr . and Mrs. Smith have 1 1ue usmess mee mg ISS ':Isjust returned from a three weeks sell was named as program Ch&ll'f t1ip to california. man for the comtng y~ar. . OS Mm Lucy Gregg, who had ' ' The Ociob<r meetmg w!ll be 0 •oiler opedation at Grant Hospilul neM at the home of MI>S Mildred . Columbus, was returned to her Hawley. Mrs. French served a des- ' WUTMIJI .............-.62 ...., ..... .... ... _1 Ohio:-....... ...,""""' s.-.Not ......... ........, H.lth iltJ•• 66te72 . . .. Low ....... VOL VIII ...,, ... .._sa ....... NO . Pomoroy-Mlddleport. Oblo, ·BUSINESS PHONE 398 SINGLE I MailfFtom The Meigs Ar~ Attend · .Con~oeation At Ohio ~piversity , · I M GJ en I H f •bo•• ~~~ 1 0 ' Mason .Sunshine Class Elects New Ollicers Chapter of Future Farme.r.s of Amerko and their advisor will de· part T-hu rsday morning lor Morgan Mr& June VanMeter wa& elected . president of bhe Sunshine Sunday School ctass of lhe Mason Meth~ diJft Church at a meeting held on Jast Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Jo Ann Green. · ~Ji-M for the meeting I Y' town where thev will complete in t~e aard annul! state vo-ag Judgmg contests held on the campus or West Virgini a UninveNiily T.hursrllly .. Frldny, and Saturday \\ahoma JUdging teams will como,etC!k In the dairy, I!Oultry, lives oc • and farm shop contl'sl. While -in -MurgHntown student s ~o~ncoraecs~~:n~!ll ,stay with Morg!ln · An adwards banquet will be held ~~ no_on . o.n Saturday where wrn- Other officers elected were Mra. Ellen Jo'oltlesong vice pnesldent; Mr!i. Jo Ann Green, secre-tary; and Mr1. Hazel Smith, treasurer. were Mr1. Green, Mrs Murl McGee and Mrs. Mary EH1.11beth Capehart. De-l voUonal, were in char-ge of Mrt. n~ !DdiVIduals and teams of the Jean and BlUy Biggs. various contest~ will be announn- 'Van Meter. __ M h-.1' M·en,s • • T •p I M M h d• WSCS Meetlng . Is He/d M d f Mrs. Gale ·Hyse/1 Is Recent Hostess C·raltPGtty I M". Chlllln. Cleo Kerns and daughters.' J"oly 11nd Joyce, Mrs. Bertha Nichol.~. Mrs. Karl Owen, Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. Alyr'On Miller Mrs William Le-wis. Mr.s. Branch ' FlemIng, Mrs. Paul Haptonstall. Mr~ . Rlcll~rd RaU:ff, Mrs. Rober-t LindAmong tho.se from out of town who Rtte•nded tbe funef.al services stramer, Mr::J. Denver Rice, Mrs. 101· Mrs Lenore Snider in ll.foason Carl Mattox, Mrs. Rua.sell Lyon.s, Hcl~n Louise· Taylor. on Monday were the following: Mr .ud Mn, Homer Icenhower ehildr~~ - Arlhurdale; and chtldrtD, WUhl~n, 1;>. C.; ·Mrs. Virg\nia Frank , North Little Mr. and Mrs. Howard kenbowcr Rock, Ark., and Mrs. · Mary Lou Maryland; Mr. and Mr., William' ErdUtz Marylal:ld. -------' I Many Attend Snider RJtes I DESIGNED.. WITHY.OU IN MIND ,, . ' . '; ' -'~..-- yacation. · off· Prea t1ater tommeode<j tbe iceN ~ Voiiht Hall -.trb' ·dor· mitory as he told of· the compll- wbo had lJlg, new· a member ol -tbe Salary Board; 111113, U. S. I the ..'"' ORLON IIIII WOOL W shabl ~~i~:~n -.td· bo .-.td b7 1 \o9tlfo·UDI,;.;'""i;; 1n 1es1 be wu f.cqnomi~ of the U. N. in pt~etident Fa¢10iiJ RITE-FIT'S erial · durlnt tile ....1 • at Harvard. eame ' • "' Prea. Baker, .. '·" . '' · ' of of . ! a e• . . ., . '( · RlTIC·FIT .wav8$ a~n:iiliC: ~)VijDIJ;Ayt"~~Tif, ' r;'Ji&ill.11' OriOn arid Woolblen~~-Jial:-·ts-:' .JilL .v~sliJf , . d'·~~ " '.J ~~~· ....,,on d •Cut nee kli ne wl th a soft pl~at 111;1 · '"er inlet f ered b tto nA big ..a:. ~ . . -_.i a C!U 0 cov u na-a..l' a Pe~'. manent. pleats. _ F~ aptaliog~, ~ft .:.; t~~/~ i=·-r ~ lt' washe!: and retaips Jl;1s ~p~efi . ~s-;e,~~lhl, "- ~ ·born:. . kl y 'lllb m.i:ft"e i ~~ ' e~t wnn e. OU , ve it ·~· ~til '. or;;;y· ~J ·· ~. ' \ Jl,_ •ll'ie PtW~sed Bonus . .. FGI"J(otean Vets . S~es 12 to 20 and 14~- to ~~~· -· . ..... ·,· $··1, ·o'·..':~~~·.'j_.: ·.·, 1.,~· W r ELBERFE'l ·:..-' \ • '· I • .. ' ~- '· . . "" " ·, • ~, •·· ., • ,_·, ·_ • · t • l . ' ' --------- llOrt Wl~lf ,. :-: ....... .. ,; '• f> '. I , I ,.,~,.. , lor ' Wlrill!l.· w ' ~~~-~- ~»ill aay ot 80 posJUont. EJ1\rl ,, I "' i I . ments 'PIId t!J~m by Mother Con~ t-".ntine Mt. Catmel, ColumbUJ, whd Bater after vli:tted the Hall tb.ltl fall and was brief ruume of hla ear- . taken on- tOUr ol 'the build~ Present were M1·. and Mrs . AI· ~~ug~u~s~l'p;:;;;::;;;::;;;:;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d~~..;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;:;;;;:;;:;;;;:~!;::;::::~~;;=:;:~;t=~~ 1fred B!.ggs pnd daughter Ju'~ 'James Biggs, Mrs. Ralph ' Big~ I '' and daughter Bernida Rae and Mr. ar'ul Mrs.' N-athan Biggs' and children 1 Jc:ln, Billy and Sharon. Mrs. Alfred Lyons aud son Jac-~ kle, Mrs. Tom Rose and son. Tommy and M!s.s Wanda Brinker visited Mrs. Alfred Ly<ms son, Harry i R: Lyons, who is at scott Air ' ' For-ee Base In l'lJJnoiJ. Q, 0 . Patterson, County School Superintendent wa& In Columbus today attending a S:tatewide meeting of County School Supedlntendents at . the Soutbbn Hotel Ro-bert Bow:ln, Meigs Elemen· •tary School Supervisor is attending 8 three day ICS~on of Super~ ' VliJOrs oL the Ohio Fairground8, ced. After 1he banquet team mem-) The class voted to donate $75 hers and cnaehe~~ will be guest8 ()f ef lfRJ~Sf to the kitchen in the IJOCial dooms the WVU ~thletic Department .at of the . church and made plans for the F'UV·Rlchmond !out ball game. SSOCIQfiOn 0 ll muquerade party to be held a1 M~mbcrs or_ the. W!lhama FFA the: home of Mu . Ellen Foa:lesong maktng the lr1p are: Tommy Sayepa#t QTSOnage In October. ~·t• J ~rry Carroll Henry Allen LewThe Rev. C.,Raymon Konkrlght, . . s, Sammy Hoffman , Dan Brown, paator of Heath. Methodist Church Present we1e Mr~:~ . Audra Rich- Anrun S('arberry, }J.alpb I.ltchfield, gave the opening prayer when the ardson, Mn. Peart ttoush, Mrs. I Emrrsun Mar~~all, Robert Roush. Methodist Men's Association met June VanMeter, MrJ. Betty Dud- Jamt•s \h('Kntsht. Gene Jewell, at the church Wedne.sday evening. Ulna, Mrs. Mary Rou!lh, Mr1 . La- Glenn Suulh Vo-Ag, teacher and ll.alph Radcliffe, prealdent, was 1n Vera Yraaer, Mrs. JQyce Caraon, coac h. charge ol. the meeting and Ernest Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Vivian Covt'r1., .suparlntendent of the SunFrye, Mrs. Gl-adys Artis-, Mrs. Elday School, gave the devotional , Jen Fo,rle10ng, Mu. EUzabath HarOSOn ef 0 fSf Rel'vice . fll, Mn. Gladys Thomas, Mn. EveDurini the business meeting lyn Profntt, Mrs. Jean Warner, l plans were made to repair the PI!'~~~~~~;...~~~M~u~r~I~M:cG:•~·~·and Mra. Jo Ann son age and also to pay monthly Orten. On Qy Ve dues with the amount to be deThe WSCS of the Mason Method- ctded later. Supt. L. W. 'McOooias \\' · !_,t Church held it refilul.ar meeting showed a f-Ilm on making stet•! A. A. Dillard Rites ,. on MondHy ev~nlng at tho church. I ~~duccd by the ltepublle Steel Held On W~nesday Program leader for the 8 ,·r.n1ng p. Dr · · · was Mr~ . stella Chattin and the Refreshments were .served by • Horner McM11ien and the topic for the evenJnl wa "Spir·l f!Uo1d Woodgerd and Charles Me- Rev. Howard Ruppel officlaOng ot. Christ fur All Life" ~ • Elhlnney and the ne:d meeting at th~ funera~ of A. A. J?illard Mrs. C'haltin preflent~d lhe !lcri- will be on Oc-tober 23. at ttic Rawlmg.~-Colltf-1 Funeral pture r4.'ading and introduced the Home Wechtesday .af.lernoon . p1·ngra m for the new year which I Pall bea~ers were Dale AllenIs based on the lopic, "The Island sworth, M1ehae1 Hackett, John Await s His Word." fV&l,IS, John Kiocald, Huber-t Tay, Hos!('5!1CSS for the meeting were .or ~p~ James D,onnelly . . ~rs. June Van Meter Mrs Lorain ~ "~1Bunal was -In th~ MlddlepQrt H<trless, and Mrs. M~ra-aret Pick- 10 . ~J..ll Cementery an~ . honorary pall , ens . M u .•b· T 1 bea~ers l. H, Grate, George , P n. nu ert a Y<tr wu the dc.tnGeorie Sauer El I re~l' nt were Mrs. Katie Fogle- onitntor tot 1 O,.rdlnal Crall H sell 'd Evelyn ·Mn. Hysell party atrecently. the home of Mrs. Gale ~~~;f~~~~fy~-;a~n-;.. I' song, Gladys Mrs, Thomas, Mr11,Proffitt. Glady Artis, Uri~- Em1ly Bul1'1llll, Mrs. Murl The ho&tees Wl.!i assisted by, her . ~c(.,c1 e, Mrs, Leanllf. WtiJht, ·Mrs. daughter, Sandr8, Jn aervin1 a ,ear Roush, Mr-1. •Miry Elizabeth desert course to Mrs. Arnold ~ · Capl'hart, Mra. Lilah Zorkle, and Hayes; Mrs. WIUiam Robaon Mrs A R ~ s home Saturday by ber si"e'. Mrs. ""course to the membm. Cha rles Gilbert, Columbus. Mrs. .r..tr_. nndSMrsdNathan Biggs en-- Gregg, who il:' still under a doctors e tert.atned atur ay afternoon at supervis ion I~" reported as recun. e~neemen lh h R 1 d R d n • 1. 1' 1. etr orne, ut an oa -onor· I en.ting satisractorily. ing their dauoghtor, Sb.,on. on her eighth binthday. Mrs. Fred Hibbs yj_sited her ~<?u:r RlC~ON, ¥-A.SKA Gam~ were played during the mother, Mrs. Leah Brown, Hun-ting- j Wllham ~u.rvls , son of Mr. and afternoon and prizes awarded .t he Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Jeffers re- 'Mrs. Wllhe Jarvi.!!, Ohes_!lire, Ohio, winners. After the honored guest turned home Tuesday evenln_g afit· recently ~u prorrwt:ed to sergeant ope ned her many gifts refresh· er a sever- :~1 days vacation trip. at Follt Rich8l'dson, Alaska, whe-re ments of a decorated birthday Mr. and Mrs. Jeffers Rcconl· he Is a sqw-d leadl!r with _B_atte?' cake and ke cream were served. panicd Mr. a.nd Mrs. Charles B of t~e. 2d lnfan~ry Division.!! .ravora were; paper hats . Browu of Gallipolia on Bt cruise 82d AntJatr<:raf•t Ar,tillery Ba.ttalPr~nt were Danny and Tom. to New M·al'tinsville, W. Va. in ion. my Evans, Kethy, Thonfas, Kay Eb- their cabin cruiser. A Serge,nn~!._arvis, 221,9"-e,_ntered tl~e lin , LoreUa Frh:Uty, Sharon am~ Mrs. Ollie SitUs ent,~ajpf!jl rmy ,n l'uuruary uu; eom.p .,~Carolyn Smith, iudy Biggs Don- with a family dinner Sunday at ed basic .trnlntng at Indian Gap, nle Napper, Butch Llghlfot~t and her home Wrllis Hill. Pa., and .arrlved overseas in Eleven membcl's of the Wa·hama - . 'JI!iJer lleooel: pr.!oldeol of .the SliadOnt Councl), pr..lded •11<1 we~ ®lied the lqe audiehce of stud· ud faeully·memb<r's. He told · Studeat Counell Presideat'll ~~:=~~~ be attended this sum-J ~ . his pride In the aehie_ve 'Of Unlverwity. Mende) tn-~ i ' Wahama Judgt'n g 8'lggs Are H s Tearn T Compete At 81'rthday In State Contest P.arty Saturday . Tfle .Orchestra also played the natio~. !ID~m anc!,. com·. '11'11'111"!1 ol Slbellus. I I Reprisal R~ · · Vlllnnity S)'lllpbonlc Orcbeatra cllrected .Jr.f Dr. Kal'I Ab~n: Somanth 8ra d, d Ml'ss•'onary Group VofeS QUOta Hike '"''"' -~·---·--- ~ept John Baker of Ohio Ulliverlity was the •J*.Iker , at ·IJ!,e llliiUaJ Prealdent's ConVIdlton Tbllhday at tbe 14¥'orW 'Aullltorlum. The ticademlc .p~n I~ by the C!llor GIWll elltered the auditorium wltb mulk: played i!y th' 0~ , s ostess Ch Ct.For b otter u 0 MP . 1 c Has aug h.t BOW, · Q . I 00 RllPb Martin and Earl Sanbury, latJ• roDs-oat t!lrm, oat O~Ji.ble _ - ,lei out I(D~rt . During tbe meetiDg Henry Clatol t,be recent Fall Conferellce when the lotal Pott'• Firing Squad teqk part in the parade, Refreobmenls - . "")l by ···"""" , tRAGIC LITTLE ONES . - -< ., ' 0 ' I ' ' . Shop- Save·· Simons ! .CQME TO SIMONS wm I '·~"c~~~rdrove to . ·downtown ·th•·l Driver Arreste~ ~ ater to attend a national meeting · of bl& opposillon PemOcntlc Par· ty. A single shot rang out as he stepPed from ·hl.s )jeep. ()ban~ clutched hl, hand and ruehe'd Into the theRter, where some 800 party rilembert1 were hOlding their meet-~ '•' tna:. A crowd listening to convention speeehes broadcast over loud· , speate?~ (lutside the theater, ·pouned on the gunmnn and begsn beatlnB hlm. ~ '' FQIU)A~ID DAVIES SMOKED HOUSE MEAT PRODUCTS SIMQ,N'S MARKET W. MAIN ST. r' • -- ~ • 0 POMEROY - '· /' /" - leyttt .... ... 11--~ .... towtn ·lf.!d ..,.,..~ •" :1 1 ' ...~ 0 0 '•' .- ·' ' ' »•l ' ·,. -.,.,., '' 0 ' .. ' · · ' - . ., For Fallure T~\. y·' Je~ l.J T ' 0 Trip: ~i, lP' . ·· · ~ - I J:: . , . ' f" Atl~line Park'er Brownine, 1686 Llw:olo Heightl wa 5 arres-t~ by 1 Pomeroy Patrolman Henry W~ry , on- Tbtll'8day arternoon following I a· cO:Ililion on Main-st at Jbe iotersection of Routes 31 tlJd "7,. . 1 _$be was ~harged wl~jJ tapY~~ to )'te-ld the r11ht of way to 1 • • ear , driven by Rulb Myrt)e \lhod"l!, 38 o( Racine by maklng I · lett tll!D MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted: llllnnl• Barrett, Langs Into the Uae. of traffic, cville, Ohio . The Rhodes car _sua-tiine.J $250 Dlacharlfi): Myrta Nicholson, Carpenter, Fnl~8' W.ard, Middle- damage ~hile the C~r c1t1-ven b;,r port, _Roy Winebrenner, S)"l'acuae. Mr1. Bl-owDing was dimaged to. tbe · -' Deatba; ldlllt Duffy, S1I"CUJC. extent of f20. '""""" llt .... rt.o"''Y"a~uat· ........ y.l " <, ' C~ltfttll but ei-g ht Ohio communities on · De-ylight Saving Time, will turD their clocks biek oue hour ~t 2 a. m. Sunday 'to Eastern Standud Time. The eight communi~ 'atay.iDJ on ".fut" titne are .Amller~;: EaiJt .Rbee. , IJverpool, Man.tns Feriy, ·Masc!ll'PoUce re1cued tbe would-be as- Ion, Steubet:n~ille, Toronto, ·veimit. ••In from an enraged crowd of lion and W"ellsYiUe · ,.... about 1,000 ·p ersons who fell upon They turn their ctocb back him with fists 4nd stickR afler the ont October '28. , .t aUack. He was Dot identified im, . ·-~ . Attempt Made Baek An Hour To Assassinate , Oit This Snnday Rhee Opponent . coLUIIBus. o. up ~·All SEOUL Korea. UP - A young Korean today sh:-t anll sllgJ:wtly · ~unded Vice President John M. Chang in ,a bold assasslna~ion at~ tempt against ~e bitter political Gppooeot o! Presiden1 S;tngman Lov._.t- -;;t ----- Twenty Percent Qf Meigs Cattle , Must Be Tested For Tuberculosis . worthy gave a teport r '· ' ,,.. ; 0 .., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 27, 1956 anderslund dillard snider