https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a6c566bf0e385e757b9dc8455c26e818.pdf f1c366abd2be9b112b102bfd523447cb PDF Text Text ' • • • 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 .., �• \ ·, #-~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Sept 28, 1956 - - -- ------- ·- ·-- --- ---~ Nl:W DIVER ~ - ;~.The Daily Sentinel MII.MGR. v iiL ~ ·~ tS.'· WSAZ -TV Channe13 ~ ~- -:-'*l&W altemoe~ I ltEYNOlO E. GREINI IDITOl , 'I._• I l'omOIV!' ()hlo. ... * _ tbtlo11l ld\ertllinJ repl'..entauve. Botllnelli-Jtlmball, Inc., ~ tD l..eKit.lf;On Ave., New Yor'l: City, lC, N Y Ju.baerlptknl ratu: Delivery by cllrT!er wbert avaUabJe 30 t:entl M1r lreell:: oae year tn advance at Th& L'aily Sentinel otrlct-. $11UO: 't' ...•.. "- ib. ,IDOatbk $7.80; three months, SS.DO. By ttutor route whert &nllahle: one muri:h, $1 . By mail one y~ar S8; .u s moothl. $4 25; ~J •notba, $2.51.1; one mont4. S.l. --·-- •• ----·----- MHIIIIH11 Ovor Suel WOIIId Alod Election • . ' I W "YOUR Campaign lolono Might Be Draotlcolly Changed ·· SUNR.ISE Special to Ce11tral Prns Assocfarioq ro the middle ot the atream'' when the natlon facea a. .• ' l~rt erhlla, regardleS!I of what the pollllcai COhlequencf!a would be- and, In event of auch a eon. ftlct, both partlea would unite to keep the United States out of the ftghtlng, However, politics being what It II, the Buez trials could. drastically c~nge the campalp plans ot the two parties and even effect the out• come ot the election. I ·''· ,, ' .' ,,f . • ' ,I' • ', . !' ,, r ·'....·,,. '' ••' e C.urttA'16N TALK-Democre.tlc • • ~ 1 ~emtd .about the problem~ ~ • _ , •.. . . ~- . '' ·~ ·'' . ·- ' " • WORDY WALTER ?-Walter Reuther Ia uld to be CO.UIJing a ,.rt&lp amount ot lt'lcUon within the combined AFL·CIO moverpent btoaUH or Wh&t Jome o( hl!'l crltiCI term A pmpeMit.y tot• belli. kmi·Wlnded. They aCcuse the tanner CIO head, now a vtc., president ln tht new OTJMizallon, ot havlnJI' a tendency to make a apeech at the drop of an id~~a. · lomt AFt. leaden: wert accuatorned to Informal diSC\&IBlons when ' tbtr ut arpund Lhe council table, No one ever ro•t to tnalfe a IIPttCh. 11o...ever, they now claim that when a matter comca up In tbl ntw council, Reuthtl' Invariably rts on his ted and MYer 1top1 until ht hns explored every angle fwplortt , IJf tile IUbj.. L ' ~ ·. 'I'M report wmt around during the ' recent meet .. ' : Ivery • blr ot the 4PWIO executlve council ln Pennsyl· Ant.. · ~ vans. that Reuther ma.de an extenelve apeech when ... · .,j \hi cOuncil took up polities . One partlclpunt aaid there wu i...alfh , M_,rtller whep Reuther finally Bald, "ln com:h11it>n," ~at he com· i=~ tllol ll Wlo another 30 minutes before ho completed blo 1 : '''t'-' --- -- i f Whtl'l A.n..-cto Pre1ldent Oeorgt M<!any wn11 11.11ktd why It took ,- ·Ute tOUilDIIIO long to det'ldo to bnck the ~IPV!'I\ !~<•n ·'K~tam•f'l' tici!t"l, - M ftplltd: "Becau•e aome of our lubor peorJIIl ate dl~llnctlvely kmg· wbMJH." . ... , ·--------------- - - - - - - - - --- t . Veterln&r• 12. Net-like Jan (ehort· ened) tabrlc ri. Erbium 13. Leave out U. To hoi~ (lym.J conference 6. Endured 7. A vandal 1:1. Free 16. Dove's call 8. Sprite 17. Biblical city 9. Aleutian 18. Hatf an em native• 19. Dry 10. Weasel·llke animal 20. Indian !Utah) H . WineS 21. Emblem 16.•Harvest 23. Com pall 19. D<xterout • ~· t.Ptopa 2 . - ·~itl 3. Among poet charges that the Republican• · 1ft debulnl' politics by uatng commerlcaJ artvertlsinlf techntquu lnay be the "sleeper" lesue ot' the 19ti6 campaign- but it will etill take a lot ot talklnr to put It acrou. Adlai Bteventon aounded the 111aues In llis acceptance speech when he -.ld the RepubllcaiUI were trying to "colLect vote& like boxtopa." 'Ht ealled thll u lndlgtdty to thtl democratic process. · Beth Stevenson and Senator Estes Kefauver have reputed thf' laue 1n later campaigning, drawing loud yawn• trom the GOP ll&tlo.,aal committee. Adlai and E11te11 haven't even bothered to point out that their own party hired a New York ndvertlslng agency to counter the OOP ealea talent. Evtn mq~t ,dillh&rdl are beginning to admlt~alnce the COI\Ventlon._tha.t old·•tyle polltice.l oratory can ltlurt drovee .ot t~riew ~ ' " IWttehln&' to other- channels. \ ~ 'l'h• big queaUon 111 ....W.ether the vlewcn ohjeet tn ht&bpowered te1evlltoJ\ co~uel611 or the type used to lUl l! sonp, clgarets and Up1Uck even more than the ou.tory- and, it' they don't mind lh.;') eo&xlal aaleaman.ehlp, do they want to see candidates preunted In the aame way! So tar, there's no .sign that many voters are con• • . r:-· • DOWN beard 6. Bundle ot wheat 11. Greek Of course, ndther party wants to see a war . 44. Measuru (Heb.) ACROSS t . Remove ~0. Afrl· Clll\ river ALERT TODAY ALIVE TOMORROW II 22. Halt on bot'le'l neck 23. hrl 1:30 6 :00 Uft- • t.•.......,••..u.... 2!1.1ai'aoA26, l"'llll ' tl) hit 27. Ptndant 10. Plaft!tlil 32. Cavalrr ot le• H. 88. te. Wlltktnr ltl.ek :9. Member MUlennl&l church or 19. fO, t2. •wor4 Glrl'l r;aune Oroove · Chemteal eufflx Mother Small boy . Ill answer to Cl>rnmunisrn 24. Loft1 mountAin 2.5. Mountain. det'lle 26. Belonging to me 28. Touch. n~~~l!t. -or FOREST RUN Mr. llnd Mrs . Willard Faudree . are spe nding sev- ' Undercuttent 9:30 Pei!.Ob To Penoa ------· New.~ I 11 :10 :•ofl:;~~eaving ~ & Spq ... ~c t<act now (Of • booth, ~ perfect llni$h . Build on firm foundation of t!:tc Broiler Fttd th8t nntr lets you Orow with t~~e. ~ ' ~~ I~ ' • Theartre S:OO Qiiten Fo.r a Day 3:4.5 Modern Romances:- and friend , calLing on Mr~. A~nanda Bal'l' and Mrs. Stella Watkin'S reC<'ntly W Cl' l' Mr". Leah Nease. Mrs . Lena Daer, Mrs . 011rolyn E\•ans, and son Dennlc. Mr _and Mr;;_ Hanson Holter. 32 F'tmnd on a lf'aahort 33. 1!:xclama. tlon 1:00 4:30 5,00 6:00 6 :15 6:25 6 :30 6:4!5 Comedy Time · My Li.U.Ie 'Marale Aum. Dnl ,New.'l Plcture Spor-ts Eye Let! Paul Coke Time News Caravan 7:00 De-ath Valley Days "' .31'\ TJ~ Whl!!l !er a,oo on;lJIP. lil''~l i J ,· .l tQ~W, 8'30 'Jiig Story D:OO Oo.valcade of S~ \ 34. ClllneH 9,45 10,00 10,30 IU5 IU5 IU() 11•30 Rod. Barber's Ca.rner &,30 !Mighty lt!OU!O 10,00 Lucky ,8 R{lnch 11:00 Big Top: IIi. i Baseball a.,. or Fleming I Hatcheries I while th011e with more crop land~. fed the calves out i _ 0. D. -.[Iiller repOrtin~ on the search work on timber growth stated that the unmanaged white · re..l I ~,00 -3:30 TV Olassrooru "L\Ti:tdo••'• 6:00 You are ~ "'' ; 6:30' ~Buccaneers ·. -PERMANENT 7:00 Jackie qteason 8:00 .' Gate sto~m Show \ ANTI-FREEZE gal. $1.98 _____ ., ..... ---' ~~-- ... -~ . · I ~:" tht ftttlttt IUS flatly. It Ia qultt probable that ltf.U H:oklen, ltll6. deiDitl hit. llurfact revulsion at hll face on . the •U~r 11crtcll. ' ~ Order Your ' SWITCH TO ,, EGG MASH Middleport FEED MILL N. ~ad SL NOW SUGAR RUN FLOUR. MILL ' POilEBOY, PHONE 1H Middleport omo . TRUCK HOIST COMPLETE NEW MILL TOWN and COUNTRY "SAVINGS POMEROY, OHIO • u·r• r1 • ' 670x15TUBELESS , . "' '· REDI-GRIP r . WINTER TIRES I reg32.95-now$~.9$ • DOG MEAL 251bs $2.15 10 lbs 95c: JRAN .... ~~ .•. : · _ .,.~- ·~ , $2.65cwt Len Usual Discounts SEED WHEAT $3.50 bushel A!J1o Reeteaned Thorne HOME BARBWIRE $7.00 roll ' tl"l'. CATl'LI! - Combination 8 cu It Refrlg:rator and 8 eu II freezer, reg $498 SALE $399 19 eu It upright freeur reg $419-SALE '379 10 cu ft chest freezer SOY BEAN MEAL $3.50cwt. "HERE'S SOME DANDYS" SEE OUR COMPLETE Ll NE OF ~ iREE~ERS l.ess Usual 1-Newldea CGm l;'leker, (Used)-:-Opea CHEST or UPRIGHT l-.Hone Mower $%5 1--Hone Pile ~ ~ 1-New ldea'Qom Pleker U75 1-John Deei'e Spreader $115 1-0llver Spteader $19l '2$ 16 cu ft-to l5cu ft We finance, deliver and se,rvice reg $499-SALI! $389 12 gal Eleetrie Water Hc"'er Reg. $139-SALE $100 · ·-'- A Few Boleiol ~' FA'RM BUJ!.EAU . 1-Vsed 3% ft Elevator with E).., motor, Open 1-Roanolld Baler lnewl Open 1-Brush Clltter (new) $415 3-Sprlngflold GUden Traelon ~ 1-Uoed S~ld GUden TriC:Iol" BALE~ TWINE UFTATONLT $7.00bale NOW ON DISPLAY We have Installed a Complete NeW' HAMMER MILL TO GIVE YOU 870xts REG. REDI (.;RIP TIRES ' $21.95 ltEG '28.75 . .' '..' . j, . ) Better and Quicker Service "Come, Try Them Free" Also New Mixers & Gdnding · Scoles • • UNICO BUlKMILKCOOILE OF OUR~ NEW MILL Carti-Lqbe Grease Gun $4. -Large JI.K Powder .. $1.50 Midds ....... $2.15 ewt .Pro-blend 50 . • $4.95 ewt Calf Maker .,. ,4..80 25 lb Calf Developer $5.20 ewt !5 lb carti-Lube grease Whit.. Block S.lt $.15 ea Poultry liousler .. U.IO ea Spark PIUIIS. Tri-Flre U9 Oil Fl)"'ra (all kinds) .. $.90 cO-op Layer . . $3.85 ewt Super Layer • • •us .cwt $6.75 Hot Shot Battery ... $:!.95 CGidwrap . Freeur: Fou ...... $1.10 Frelller B-.. . . . . . .'of All Kinds $.29 1 Gal Nu.Jdi!I!R . . . . $3.7 5 1 Gal Kleeuade . . . $1.25 Rapid Flo ·.Filter TRUCK DUMP Bring your &rlndlng In Bulk - ~ aile Dlse (pq of I) . . . . . ,%.50 10 " (i.alr lluekct . . $.6_5 Lard Clita ·50 lb . . $.19 our .new truek hoist-IUJ Tn!ekll'-'' 1 ,~ · Small lrueks - WE CAN' DUMP 5 Gal B P OU . ..... $4.95 BOTH. IT'S A REAL TIME SAVER! ~ ..,, ,' I ~ AND WEST VIRGINIA I 1 REFRESHMENTS- DOOR PRIZES EVERYDAY- You Need'nt Be Present To Win Q . _She tn.eclltatfll. . Wd 11bcl bhn\U.y lt 11he Willi ·any · good. EQUIPMENT CQ. ·, r Quollty Is I • - - & s.e-1 Ferb1zer ... ·~. I ~~-· ¢Yritfata J AND • ._ i • : IGS SEED - Mat.Sift 1 . 7 tb!, .,....nt · ME ~ The Sign Of Quality BIG SALE Ray MiUand Show. a.- or Gnte Greiner and Gnee C1ark. A committee conalotiDC al Lee Hendef'IOn, Scott ~ I.Dd Clerence HeDdn'Joo .eooUd •Del IU'Ved oyJten to the 31 members ond several .IUTh• DOlt clooed meoline or!U be on 'll>unda7 OcWI>er f when the Oft' om.... will he lnatalled. • PRICESSLASHED ' - ~ in 1mall crain.. The ac<lvlty of tile Field 0.,. wbieb drew the mOlt uuiverul rio tentlon wa1 the barbeeued beef lunch Hrved a nooa.. M'1ny o1 th• D20 people •Ulencllna the Field Day had their !trot lute o( hariJ6. eued beef aod prooounced It ezul, lent. IN THIS ,:.> ... aDd Clara Follrod; Youth Chair· me, Grac:e GreiDer: PlanlJt, ~- PRICES SLASHED 4, 15 Town • Oouhtry 4:30 Feature Report - 1 - ,, 12:~5 l ! -7 ilkl. f1ye WI.Uace demoDIUIIted Tupperware' Product~ It • party ttveo by Mro. G111 llvrrio at the home of ber matller. lin. Verne WelL lin. Guy Lee _ -nt a daJ .. lin. Dale Carl o1 Pom...,.. 12:45 Baseball P.reWe.., I I I REFRESHMENTS DOOR PRIZES Rn~tals lin. Vi<l«<a lita<r Ia emplored Ia lllddl~. · 12,00 Lono l!O,ger . 12:30 Ll'l I ceDtJy. I MASTER MIX SteuhenvUie Woodslleld and St. ClalrsvUie, Ohle 10,30 Tales o! TeUI R3llg!ft W1iTN7TV Chan net 13 I • RT. 124 MINERSVIlLE, OHIO ' Tnrth or Coiise.ru.enees s,oo rwo for ""• Jl!o,.., ·. Life of RUey E\V l'ORK--A couple ot' pt1.>ple ln the movie Mystery Theatre business were in tOwh this week, one ot 8:30' H~y ~eannJe ' Wealthercast ,: them a wep.lthy OM who'J al~dy got it made manu. · and the otller a pretty one who haan't even been Pre&.t Box 9:00 Guo· Smoke , oQripLI on a screen yet. They had one thing In common: Foreign Inti'I:JUe 9:30 HJgb Finance 40. M'uuf&C• u,oo Tonight . each hl.d a lot on hill/ her mind, 1 10:00 T-he Lt~te Sbow turo . "You know," said William Holden (the wealthy I 4.1. ShUll - - , - - - - - - -· __ _ Jl:l~ The t,lle Late Show '_ one) as we traded ftlter.up clgarets In a 45th {2. Mllt&kt Stl'eet chophollae, "the terrible thing about being (otoni) · .;;.~ an actor In plcture.s J1 that, even long after a 43. Prevent ~ ·1 tum Is In the caa, 1 you 11.ever stop thinking ot FRIDAY . SATURDAY . wa.ys it could have betD. better, A year atter you · , DAILY CRfl'tOQUOTE.,.. Here's how to wot!i'I\J: '· . have made a movie,, you cringe when you look at 1 12:00 Film & Fancy A X Y D L 'I A A X ft f ··' 2:59 Sign On· 1:30 . Feminine Tooch - · youraelt In it-1 do, anyway-and 16 year11 nfter, , hLONOFELLOW . 2:00 Film Festival why It'• absolute murder!' Mi'. H. was thinking One letter •Imply atand• t'or an.othu. Jn thll example A 11 b1ta · 4:00 Two gun PJayhouse 3:11& Bttek At The llancb Wllll•m M.lllea •peclftcany of Qotdeu Boy, hia ftr"St walloping sue:· tar the three L'l, X for the two 0'1, etc. Slhfli )tttm. ap-. 500 ,Mickey Mouse ceu, with the lovely Francea Farmer. 1 t1·opl'l'iet. the lehrtb and tbrm~.Uon ot thi word• are ill htntt. 6 :00 News ·lit. ~•• "When that ftret eame out," he 11ald, "I only 4:00 Film ·Funnle.s , Each day the cOde letter• art dUftrtnt. · 6:05 We·ather ~ aaw a little ot tt and I w&l Ill ftervous at the ' 6:10 Sports g ltflutl/ prtm~ere that I ducked out of the movie house A crrPtorram q..,talton 5 ,00 Sagebrush &. Saddt. 6: 15 John Daly and went tor. a walk on HOlly~ boulevard. V, KVB ODWW VG IJHCTHIII ···e .JI Uter that, I decided for aome reaeon I'd ftAvet- ,re o see lt." He 6,30 Rin Tin Tin ltt.lf:k 46 hl.a vow. until one nla'ht hl1 pretty w1r8.. former actress 6:bO New~ I rKCE BVHPCrA·RMN BVHWRtliitilda Marshall, dragged him to a nelghbort:ood cinema to view It, ,,oo Jim Bowie Gill yearR atter. "Wow!" Holden lAid, r«:membering. ''It wa1 a.bso· EKMPTEUTMHT. 8 '1~ TBA ' IUtely awfl1l. I teU you, I slunk out ot' that lbeater with my jacket 7:30 Man Behind t~ lladfl:e Yestenla)''• Crypto.uotel HIS .JIILM-E T NOW IRALL Nrapped around my race that ni&'ht." 1 MAKE ._ HIVE FOR BEtiS-PEEL£. 6 :30 Otary_Ju)Jlee Mr. H. who just has produeed, Tow11rd tll.oe U11kt~owra-durlng the 8:00 Treuun•\ Hunt (!our~e ot whleh he ne~ ntore thftn 800 mnes per hour In a jet and 8 :30 The Vise brokt~~ the sound barr\er at "44,000 reet-aiAO recalled how he awoko , , ,ne nl•bl wtth a sudden lnsplratlol\ tor lmprovinr a scene be did in .fi':OO Pol)ca Time ·- .,,__ --·· rll.i!! Brillt~ af Tokl Rl. lie calted the produeer In deaperetton, tl) ·/ , . 9:06 HERE'S~ HOW ~ t i;. . :ell the new twlat he had thought of. "Ther' was only one trouble.'\' ' ' lJ:ac), ·'~¥~ . 1th~-·~e _ • • • . 1e added thoughtfully. "The plctun ha.d been 1\nlshed six montbl " ' ll-OO 'N.' w ·~ )V ~l" "' MAICI A IEDSPRIAD ~~. Mfm'e and was already on the natlon• 11 screene.'' • ' • " e. :r , · e - ~"' 8:30'_· ln~ctol" M1rk Saber 11:10 Sports' . ··· t ' 1 1 T' · '"i A. eruet judie ot hll own pertornllng, Holden thinks- he's done one 1 A ''ellent helper.. foro the sure the enda are •q~rvd10:00 ~ri St"'i.~ Theatrell.tlltylng job-a• GUlls, the pretur·bed "bought" writer In 8llly 11:1!5 My"tery Thealte woman ol Lhe bouse le a bed.•prtacl boldtr. U1ed to hold the m!.,~e J~"b7'"t~-~~~... ~; IVUder'• t'llm, Sun3et Boule·lJard. ''I think it waa the most belleveable )1:111 :Mya:tery Theatre 112:00 Stg~ Oft ,J.; ~tnc t've turned out, that performance," he .ald. "You know. It wu I opNad ~· olahi r,hUe mak- Re•cl tlr.t tadl 1 lnl the bed, It wtll a 10 "•upport pl6oes. · ~J l~ th• role of a bewildered, 11truggllnr younr man who finally sort of ~---------·--- ----------~ tbMt. and blankets. When not A1eemble the hotdu 111lth told btmae1t tn bondage to an old woman- and I think It was easy I In UH, the holder cu be foldlld rtue l.lld B-!ientl7 ftnllhfnl( ror people to ' " him doing it and, even though disapproving, admit forward u.d 1tond under the n•Ua. l>rlll • pil.,t hele 1t each to them.NIYea that II\ ,hi• piau they mla:M have done the same hod . . .allobli Hiott 11aU1ng. p.,. thin 1 ... Holden JeU a clJar tor his aetute judgment in aetec:Uns The horlsonl&l •uPpo111 •n dlrltt: the upright. aupport on the what, ot count 1a the beat job he has done In ahoW bUJineA to date. ml.d.e frotil 1 bJ' e.tnch luMber. pJvo\ (lo\nr) dowel to 1wln1 ' • • • • Cut two boudi eatb 18 lnt:he1 fre11ly, lonr. Make a pettl~ u 1hown. Round all •harp edp and ALSO DOINO A GOOD nr.AL of thinking wa1 a statut:I(Ju• llort h.ol• ror tht With aand ltnnoth. · .,lonchl named Cynthia Brookl, who lookl trom day to dV like • Pa~t. ur •taln and vamt1h. hatf-dolen dill'erenl movie atart-she wu Doria: Day on thll parttcu• ' • l-Inch Cui lhree dowtli ..eh · Jon1 and .... 1ar afternoon but more often II Suaan Hayward-and accordlnl' to J_ one d•el 8111 - lon•. Be report wlll thorUy be the hottest thing In ~lcturca. 1 •.• -'MIDI Her atudto allegedly baa been groomtnr !\er for the top, al~hough abe baa limed no cOD\r&c:t. "What rm really afraid of,''_she told rne thoqhtfuUy, "II that I miJ'ht tum tnto one pr tboae people ~ everybody'• heard about but nobody'• aeen." 'thl1 might have btea ' j ): an oblique reference lo Anita J::kbera:· or trraula TheLU, but Mlu Brookl did not en tar., on the matter. · Certainly tt Cynthia httJ It large, ahe will be the only den! In mov· •' 1u who know• the oU buslnesa like a book. Her rather, onct tnteNat• ed tn uranium detection and now in oil, Ia Monroe J. Brooltl, whom lht hu worked for and helped O\lt montba at a time. "1 don't think ~ · know enou1h. yet to drlll a well by myeelf," 1he ~tared, "but ru I •• , Uwlre. I'm jult braln·WUhlng my tsthel', anyway; wben 1 !~ret I .I t tq know It all, l'U juat tell him to move over and ,l•t ma take over." Mtu 8. who may be '"" ftrat In aometl\inc called TM Bmolderlkrt IM, ta a t~nettme photorraphel'l' ntode'-ahe once worked tor HU_nt• tn;•n Harttord~a arenc:r but .wou14n't loae liS pounds aa requestedwld• falldnatli\(J e.rehltectur-.1(38· 20-35 ~ 1. She also U; one ot those I r'li'i i6ul1 Who wu married ror juat t\\to weeki Me,, "W'i bad tel~OMI. 4UrereDCfll ami. Mlthet fll;rftlly 8pproVed ot It .1\d hfier tM!t I 1~ we JUJt il&'he4 l.nd eave up and u\o ~arrlare wb snnulled, .. N t PROVICO MILLING &FEED CO. I • Kq...., In oplto of this Mr. Shau.,. ~ , ported most ~ catUe, !a~~~JI 'haws•"" llfOil tho. .Ddl ••• Ia will eootlnue In bllliFHIII ~ . ~ aU ovlt the U. S. ••• l•WIIJ they do not figure · , . 1 ;~ • ..,_ baled oa NidJoll liZ fcmal6l . turn on labor or do zfQf ..,.. 0.. '""'"" ""'l' da7 tbat lbe1&ivel.S ' coot of uolnl buU!IInr .,.,,~ ~·tJ flociCil!Pwnbiadbettu. ODebi&._.- ~ Ltems. Farmers wbo e:JD II HEALTH- Ute ability to I'Cibl thaD an avenge job keeping feed . . . _ IDd maD tbe molt pmltablf , ICost • down or ae-tt.inl inaeat.ed ll".llf !Cod;.~ - · _ .,.. · _. rates of gain would do better than . •• J(MI • ..., vthe avera~ f1gure. ill - l l ! '·llllof food. .,... Oredo A of bhe 131 farms studied 52.6 S IIDIUrDI. ' per cent of th.! eale value wu re-CAN YOU AFfORD oeived from the sale pt hollers and 'NOT "TO HAVI THIM ateero over ..., ye"" age. Feed· 1 er calves cows sold at age 6 mon'":~~~:~~V~UtftiUaNicboll ~- ths to one year made up 31 ~ter II ~ cent of sales while coWl and bred 1 helfers represented 10 per cent of the sales. He pointd out that I . hilly farms with Httle C1"f.ll) land , usually m1rketed feeder calves ..._I.Dd '**' ASK FOR IT AT •••. 8 ,30 811111 On .... eloeted: - · lluolcl Grl.. n<r; o.....or, Rachel Gulloi<: Loo\unr, Tb<IDu> lknderaoll; Slowart. Olannce lkndenon; AN~ Steword, Stanley loleelu ; Chopia>D. llarol Stout; 'l'rnlurer, Sarah Cold well. ~«retary . Cllannion SQ ua-;; G.Ukeeptt', CUff St4Ut; Ce. · rea, Doril ColdweU: POIDCIDII, ~a .. 1 ice Caldwell; J11or1, CJuiltjne 1 Guthrie; lMiy Au't Stew•rd, Bett Jab Meekl; Home Er. Chairman, Lee Hendenon: Bultneu Acent, GOOJ'Ie Guthrie; Lt(talaUve A&cnt Harry C.thrle; lnlur1aee Alent, ltalpb Montie, Eueutlve C<UJmlt.. 1 •·· ~~ n-•·~C~~:, •• m'iry ea rr, ~ n.o;;~D , - ·1 crow w1th spted, bu•l4 bigr;er ·broiler profits witll • Fas Oro. ' 8,30 Coptain the \ dow?. ' Bom-1"' Ill Pratto Fork. J1n. ldaon Bott, llro. ClUJ Lee, lira. OleDD Lee llld llloa 1 8oUJM!ero aMended tile 1ta1e <JoD. nlllloo or the Ohio - of Gorden Ciulla Ill M - re- ~~r $. ~ l I AI a ._nt m-.tlftc of the AJ. - . J from bore ......... tile INd Gn"'o the folloootDt oflleen i The Saturdoy Nltlbt , . , . _ Owl 'l'betttre alfalfa to one .of the flnt cropt ..-.-.- · --~~----to show defitleDeJ 1)1Dpt.oaa: 10 .t " Ia neceuary to maintaio the ten. POK ility at • hi&h 1..•1 rorE. T. Shoudyo, retW<b ,eco:"!"~! reported lhll lito .• THAT SOUtheul<rn Ohio farms In 19M l.bowed I/ total coot of. producln1 of theae farma was •182.00 total return• duf'inl ·~ a Dtt L... '".•_ J'W(jJ PULLETS PAY OFF • • e People Ar-e FunnY SATURDAY Todoy Matinee 2:00 :m News l1'ictare 11:00 New• 1 1:30 Te-nne&se Er-n ie ., river 3:1. Emmet . 36. Part of tho f"''l /3 7, Cople'r Ot 10:30 High\va:v 66 CUN'e<dlt I I 1 8:00 Esther Wiill1e»1a Yoqr Esso Reporter Weatherman 1 I D;~~~:;-'-~;~;~1956-311 uo.-. 1 . Ellery . Queen I I 7:00 PeiTy Como ShoW ,o,oo 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Home 11 :00 Tic Tac Doue:h 1 ~.: 30 lt Could Be You 12:00 Camera Goes ttJ &Moo1 12:30 I 6 :l5 Scoreboard 6:30 "rt i 9 :30 Your Hlt Plrade . FRIDAY U5 Sign On 7'00 I ·Mr. M.adenti pUnted out that area ol Medina teaume mWuze• WCHS-TV Channell , Tho .~e ot 9:00 .., 1:30 Sign Off Mi!;R Shafer. of Co lumhu~ spent a WC',r k em! :14. h er home here. Civil DeFense is your Ptl!QQ:o Higb.way Patrol I to Jut, and Medl Baseb~ll -~-~-O!I_L_a_le ~;:-o-::wc-\:-::--'::=-- I p~int 8:30 11:00 OnYourDiol Rou~h The Crusader 10 , ~0 990 Mrs. Erma a,oo I One ol the rarm ezpertmeatt wu a demo.Ditration tut on wblat fer· Ullu.:tloa. wa1 carrl.ed 0\lt by David Kobleab aear -C hetter lfUrlaJ the Pftt )'ftl', Thll Will I compariJon or 1Aie of • 10-10.10 fertilizer all 'lpplled in the r.ll or part applied J111 the (all md part in the sprinlll 11 ~omp.ared to the field fertiliz.. atlon pr.ogram. 1'00 TBA 5:3(} Roy Ro~~:ers · Playtlouse of Slars !f:et1•, C.. 1 • 1 CltUftt)' Aerie tur.a Alent ·on at 1111'111 ID llejp County ., well u at the Stale &prrlmoota F11111 locoted at -cu:peatar u wall 10 we'll shown at tbe Fl;rd oa1 lut Tuesday. -= l1'owfJI • ., permitted pl. . ploatalloo 011 tbe f - whi<h t.o remli.a. wrt1l the eowe were tur.a .,-p 42 )'111'1 old aow bad 22.000 ed on tbe puturt to November, A bolrd feet per aere. nu. wu nlo•lmil•r uoup aC towa ....., pl&eed •d at apprr..:Umately • •00 per bl tbe barn aad Jed bay to me. Umo tile two plOII which had tho teat oltbtlr ...,. bul do loolt to tho .. lo compue tho ·~· lots. Tllll I!Me....b won liU ~ tluot 1~111-10 feriUizer out ,telded field · Aaricullural Eli(Jerlmeot 1 StaUoo ill! wiDter both lot, ,..,. NCelv· ouch llaDdo, II proporlr IDDQed ; tun 'ferttliJer by len butbolo per for def>nlle ebaD1., ill practice in1 tho oome aiDOUDt of pro- ohoul4 ylol<l 10,000 foot of limber acre. Qt for •olution of proble,D II they concentrate. Tb6 ••in jo wei&bt It 40 yem or t?'IO.OO per .ere. Th _, b h 1 ... for thtt cow• w&l cre&ter on ~ T"4e timber P~~~-~.llmllar to"' have been unable to aolve. ere wa: owy one u• e per At ·Lhe Field DIJ thll put wee& I ure , thi~ year wberea. t.ht: .,...a 1ny other erop . ......_. .. put a ' .ere iD dlflerence tn yleldl on one of the molt iDiere•tiDI uperi-~ wu t .r...ter tot \be lot iD the barn poduee tile: bl.rtell. 'fte m~.Ja , dUfereace fa tb.e timber harvett lJ ·• the plot that received 200 pound• ments wll Lbe ooe ol the winter fil'lt )'_,, 1 of 10.10.10 in the taU and 200 aruint for beef cattle. Durinl the , TbiJ type ot abortaee of rouP. farther away tbU tor mOI;t 1Um poundl in the sprla.l u compared put two yean gruln1 beef cows aa:e OG the P'ound 11 one ~ to the plot which received 400 from November until the end of fumer• IDlY weU eonalder Lf tbey Re.tmh work b DOW ln propounds of lD-10..10 lilt fall. Yielda~ January has re&Ulted in a tavina: have plenty of Dlltun~ availabltl. &l'es1 at Clrpentrr atte.mpUne u, on the plot8 were 41 and 40 bush- of nine and ten tom of b•:r each . H 1 Medenkl ID :report.iq oa learo wb)' meadow seediq tall. ell per acre. Thil field was disked year. tertittz- needa ported that 11 One Jet of plota whleh wW bear on OCtober 10. liM, the wheat Dick Davil. research •aronom111 8 Jtande:rd Pna: 40 pouuda ol 1 watchin1 ia. f~ture yeatJ 11 one wu aow.~~ober 11. 1941) .at poilrted out Uiat thil type of pro- pbo pbori( aeld ud fO pounds of where .ummer •eediQC iA AIIJUit llt.m l.a only 1uitable where excess 1 r acre :rear •bould or Sep~ember follow• the barYHt bhlev.,s pa~ture is availab1e. The I ~ eturpeed to the':! Thil aboUld of wh11t. The lud 11 either plow· eow1 were taken off this pas!ure tat~ earn of norm1l of llhl ed or dllked at different timet e . foUowioa AUIUit 1Jtb aDd eom.Piror meadow corp1 "• Lhe rotation. ed with Ule DOI'!Dal praetlot: lll thil A<*'<~llll to ¥r. Xoblenb tbe nto o1 two buohel, per ..,. Ulere did DOt appear to be mucb ot the BuUer varlet:. Tbe tpdnt dlffereBet Lcr the wbtM !rom ca. fertilizer on the pJDt w11 1ppU.ed u1l obHrva~ but When the on April l&Lh. • yitldl wwe ~ a1; harvest ·Molt t1rmer1 eleb )'HJ" carry on FARM HEWS ., ~ 4:00 Katie's Kitchen 7 :30 ' 12 :30 Down On The FVm- 10,45 Frank Le'ahy Show en! weeks with reloa tivCJ and' friends. Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Blake of Reedsville called on Mrs. Stella Watkins and Mrs. Amanda Bal!r -recently. Jo.1n. Elsie Cro."'S of Racine spent a night recen-tly with Mr .and Mrs. Geor)l e Baer ~nd family. ol TBA 4' 00 ,TBA 10,15 ~!ATION .. DAilY CROSSWORD new GOP arrument of ·'don't change h.oraea In ' B~g ~oft 12 :00 2:::10 Bob CTmb:r Show !1:00 Brigb1er Day 3:15 Secr<;i. storm 3,30 Edge of Night 10:00 SUNSET criticism from the DemocratB. As for the Democrat!, It ftghtlng brnka out over Suez, they undoubtedly will have to face a . ~ j :!·00 Fury IO :JO Uncle JohDf!Y COOIW II :00 Cowboy ThHtre 6 30 My Friend Flh:ka 7 :00 Hollywood Summer Thedre ARRINGTON-Any outbreak of hostll\tles over the Suez canal ) before next November could have a serious effect on the out .. come of the U. S. presldentl ~.t l cltclion and politicians are ketplng their &rera croased. ; On lhe QOP lide, the atart of a war over the vital waterway eould dllti'D)' hall the Republicans' "peace and prosperity" campalg-z\ 8logan and open them up to more foreign policy •' \' · ~ j;~ JIJUsep.arty BuUdi'fil America lO :OO 4:30 The Early Show '3: lO Regionad Repl)rtet 6:1.5 Dou~U EdW:ft'dl ~MA~~'"Et!GTON ' r30 11 15 • ; ·~: o .r SIJn 0D 9 00 l!owdy Doody GuidinJJ: Li&:ht I 1~ : 00 r.ly Milland Sbow I·) . ..., tfl,e WoT'.d 'J'um, l :no Johnny Caraon ShoV' £aterec:1 u yeond r-la'as mall".IIC matter at the P'Ml office •• .... 8::55 I escept Sunday by Tbe Obio VallPl ~tael. . Tec., •' 110 Y.eeban1e Sl., Pomeroy, 0. Busineu offu~.( M, editorial office pho"" 397~ llt"tlJ IATUIDlY I 8 :00 Sign On 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arlhur Godrrey 10 JO Strikf' It Rich 11 ·00 Valiant Lady 11:1.5 Love of Life. I 11·:10 Se-arch for Tomorrow DIVOTI!D TO INTIUSTS OF MEIG$--SON UEA - U •. OWIEII ' ; ·1 J l =------=:-~ TELEVISION J _J FRIDAY ~ I fc,._ -_._ • . �. ' • I . -- -- • ' ' 7,t, II! ~,~1'113',~~...11\ .., ' • ; ·-: . .... , ,.,. A; • l ~ -.....- J - '• 'i' -r1:-tr .. . . at.~. -~ ·ri~lb~;r!~~~~Po~·~m~e~ro~~~-MI~~ddl~·~eport, 0; Sept 28, 1956 Belpre; .MHS..Chesapeake Collide I '~' ·" "anthers On~.a Road Agm·n In• l8s·t Non,I.e · · ago · e Fray .... . w1ll hi~ """ Ithe r.""'~~-;,. "'the••- F,agles. to~;:;;: or~e ......... leftermUl In pared to !~1 11--;.-- hi• hnt only ·...... ···o lineup tonight .How•ver, th• l f01 Th1~ wit! Ue tne last non leatue ••m• r., . . . . ball "·" .... '""'"they CJ.prn the "'·· ia dangerovs with ~ futn.d! ld thers. olNex.t,., we~'k $EO · ' Carpt'nler their numbM ou.. h081 i li1ies as they meet Jackson The Panthers to r(lrat · two a:a-mes, will &lightly t ground galn.r. The E..lft al• on thr lot·al f!l'"ld. ant: l.ht'n on the rot4-!or the second stralthl _favored to the eleven of . se expected to •m th• .air with following F1·iday tangtl' w!th th e tQnlSbt b they, J!leet the Coach Al who hard in an atfwv!pt to uptet the llounds in a game thOO .Y.Ie)es litter'' fiet4 .raduatlon. • w1 P•nthen.. -f could the SF:U title . \bt• hj'hb at PL... rear POMKoy ..,. l.tpr• , , . . Thl" linetrps: ol tbetr . foU11ht to 13-13 tie, !>ut CoO<h Clio Will riut the Wt ; Wt. Belpro bi .. _ , samt' lineup tha.t he t.as . used in IISugle 165 LE 197 Cowell · thf' Jut Lwc ngam!Jt Wa- Lambtrt 198 LT 110 5tukly harn.a and l hau.-:ey . Pomeroy is earnit1 HIS LG 140 'Babr in good physl.~al s h.lpe. (or the Wtrry 175 C 155 ~ibUn con.1~ · -t, a~d C1lo has h1gh ope! 1 DaYis 206 RG 144 Dtlllne.r that h e 'fill be a:'Jie tu get ron;ae Ba l'nhart 2'17 RT ·15-s Cr14tt or h!S reierves In the game In Wildf!rmuth 160 RE 159 V•nnff I orde r to give thect ex~rlence. Of· ~mith 145 OB 140 Ba~t !e~vely Dauny Morns lind Rod- Sp~ncer 1411 HB l50 M'K'I'v'y I ney Spel'ICer will b(' at the . half- ·Mo,-rl• 140 HB ISS Nelson backs, but J immy Joe Hemsley, , Hawthorne 116 FB 110 Car,lr who h-8!1 looked very good to date, 1 will prob4bly also share the of( ,. ' fe ns ive load. Hemsley pl'ayed a.n \XCellent a:ame last week on defenst', and also handles all ol t~ "-h I Pomt'roy punting. Of cour-se, Doh Pomeroy 26 Bdpre 7 T e ,. ' Smith wil l be at quarterback wjth , Pa.nther.s should . ha,ve an- edie Ill. ' big Junior Hawthorne at fuHbact . th1s one, and .arl"n t apt to ;bav-e . the fln>t half jitJters, Expenenee J>omeroy get£ considerable and .~;iu should tell thr. dirterenfe ~lght bulge over the Eagles as agalnat the E.o.gle.r.. the Panther for1ward waH avrr- ' l)ftddleport 13 Che&apcake 7 Middleport Phone 6028· Y CaRh Bahr, Mgr. ages tB8 pounds to a than , while It's been a while since I pie-kerJ Belpre will aveMge only 160 tht Jackets~~ ~ win. ott@·,_ but ~me_ _ ~ -. ~ ~ ne,.~, tlk~. on.~he willn.,. a ~- 1 ~ ~&t Lill~, . bit~ 0 ~ere o a~ ~elsom•illc ltt•l&ft LIHey 1 dt.•dd~ Pom~oy Ale• ~ Po0. g~tmes I " ,, l ' CLOTH~NG ·COMPANY ' WEARING APPAREL • FOR Men Women I Moon Beams i I I Boys l :~;;::::::~"~::::::::::;;;;:::::~~-~IIO~u~nd~s~p~e~r~m;•~n~.~ln~the~~b~ac~k~fi~el~d:l il.ow I IVERSARY AND GRA D tt'l"-1 that tomght Is the night for Coach Charlie MCDonald'S' boYs tD come through . The Jacketss hould squeeze by this one Nels-onviill' 20 Gallipolis 7 The Hounds open the SEO campaign wi'th a victo-ry ov-er the Blue Devils as MtQuald and company prove ju~ how Lough they caD> be. Jackson 13 Athens 7 - 'Jihe Ironmen may not be· quite up tv their usual !tl:ren§ih, but still !dtouJd bave too much depth for an Ath - ens t@'llm that has looked good In * FREE PRIZES and SOUVENIRS *Flying Saucers to the Kiddies 's Service Center ONLY ./ I two warm 1\p coMests. We have to sti'rk with Sl:J ughter in tl1l11 case. Wflbbln 20 Logan 13 - C?ould be quite an offensive battle, and that baclofle!rl of the Chiefs eould s urprise. However, we'll stick with Wellston on the br&sis thaot tbe.y have the OOt'ter foi'!\'J!&rd walL Rutland :J.'i J-1' 0 The Red Devils still aren't tes-ted, and fli· ure to roll at will aga inst the Oar· dina!s. Coach Vennari. has cme of the t.cm baU ctUtba ln this irea. •P aden CI-ty 20 Wahama '1 -4-The Faleon.t still will mi'!IS Rttacoe SPf(luse, oan4 Pljden City is figqred to bav, quitte a ball dub. We have to p '1,airi:Jt the Falcons In this one. Ft. Ple~~ant 20 Bar-boursville 13 -Should be quite a hall gwrne, but the BJe- Blacks with Young anti Herrig in the leading role shoulrl come out on top over the ·Pll'a.tes . ,I ~0 f1r~t II Jackt't~ tan£1 ~ son toniglM wht'n they : Katchta with the Chesapeakt' Panthers en Erwin he Yellow g irdi ron dl B:OO Van"• o'doek Coll<h Chorlie Ml""' has hi gh hopes that the Jackets Bowles can oome throu gh wilh their fil'st ' win in two vears again.s t th e down Nel&on I rivPr team. Lewis : ChellfM"ekl', Coach by Dan Ru&· KenMdy aell hllj;j lesf bo'th of their jpMes thl8 year ·~ they wera defHtilld 6-0 by Huntington St. Joe and ''"'' 111t WMJc to Fairland by 111 27.(1 scott. '"'• ~anther& haYe nine let· termen in th•lr lin•u:=t. end In 1 McDon•!d Rowl~·, l MI LE 145 1'1..-..on :illS LT 175 Miller • D'S LG 140 St"h,"l& 170 c t45 160 RG 170 RT US 168 165 -RE 145 Ellis 175 08 155 Moore ISS HB 180 Hol11nd 135 HI 155 Pike 165 FB 160 Taylor TO REGISTER FOR THE • ftfHt.d P r Un Ttehrdcolor) Cartooa - JOBS POlt A GOB SAT~DAY. ONLY , nm Htdt . Richerd Ml'lrtlrt OYtRLAND 1TELEGRA~ -ALIOIohlt Weyne Henry Fon4.t. Yoar CROSLEY Dealer POMEROY OHIO "PORT Prln: P8.9$S.ot Coven- IMtall.cr Free, _...._, I.Cup Automatic Percolate•. .· .. , i) the flu ON DEMONSTRATORS- NEW CARS k. thi& w.. ! The Jecket. will &tert Bob Nel -~ t!on and Larry Lewi• "!t the- h•lfbacb with Junior Kennedy o_pen- 1 ing et futll••ck. Top offensiv~ star of the Chea&pHke eltRn l11 Otlur Pib, a 155 helfback, who hes plen1 ty of lpHd. Mlddl•port ' wiU hne a w.ltht · 41 ctvantag• 0 , ... the vitltor~ It tM Jickett forwal"d w11l will ove1rego 175 pound ., compared to 155 for the Panthfl"ffl, In the ""'"· · field th• Jlck•ts •ve-r-.. 156, and the Penthert .will . avenge .162 poundtl. Th• Lineup; Mlddt.port Ch&npellh _ - - - ··- --~ - · ~ - - ' We Never Sacrifice Quality- . ButWeDoSacralioePrice ELK. . e-eTRUE ·- over SY\'jllCUil~~ TafUlCillee ovAuburn. CorneU oVef 'Colgate, Minnewta over WaSblilgt.::m. Columbia over Brown, Iowa. over In· rliDiln J\1ar•Aand over Wake For est Floririn ov.er Clemson, M l~s issi-ppi Maxin~ ~:.d ,::e.=l~r~:~an ~::: ih~brselfo~~,l';j~t;;" ',patient' Ra~~e •:n~ ~::\; :~:~. r;:;:~~ ~~ ~u~~~~d. over NoMh Carolina, Geoi'il• Tech ()ver SMU, Mlchlgpn over UCLA, visitOrs. •·w 1-. ~ · ' rr• Middleport i : I over Kentucky, Oregon ovel' Idllno, Nuvy over Wm . & Mary , Wis· Ohio State 28 NebraSka 7 -1 ~ e consin over Marqu ette, Baytor ovBuckeyes won't be caqht navpin\J er '{exns Tech, Illinois over Calif· this year. Woody Hayes bus an- ornia, Tex·&s over Tulane, Mich . ' other good ball team .and the State over Stand-ford, Colorado I Bucks will roll against the Corn· over Kan.'!. State, Delroit ovrr Vii· huskers. lanoYH Dulle over v :rglnla. lluly ' Ohio U. 20 TOledo 13 - the Bob- Cress ~ver Day-.ton, Penn Stat e ovootl with Charlie stobnrt in a er Pf'nn, Nort.hwcstNn over Iowa s-tarting role· will get their first State , Prin reton OVCI' Rutgers, Purwin of the !'Ieason. St®art has due olvcr Mi ssouri , Tulsa over ctnO"ller Chatta:. come a long way s ince that first clnnati, V'andel'bilt day or prllC'IIce. noogr.a, Sou .Cal. ove r Ore. State j Marshall 13 Morris HRrYey 7...... and Texas Aggics over LSU. The Big Gre•m get back Jn lh.etr claAa, and win a close one rrom a red h.n sta te rival. Dick Athey to 88 Holiday Sedan Green and White 98 Holiday Coupe, Blue and White 98 Holiday Sedan, Turquoise and White I KARR and WEST MAIN ST. cent!, st.eu~~mvi!le, Bern1e and three children have ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;:;;;;;:~m~a~n~d~R:•:n:dol:p~ha~n:d~A:d:d~ie~S:hum:·;l way . been guests in the C. A. BarnC!tt home. NEW ~ J!I?M unique colJoctdon when one YlSJta the home o£ Carroll Randolph is that of miniature hor~es. Opal. his wife, has a rollechon <Of m1nlatu re saJ,t and pepper shakers w~ich is not unusual. But the oollootton of hor.ses which fiUs selves in a corner or their a.ttractlve living: room which came about through no ~!font of the.irs. Friends on seeing the 21 year old I 4' Lo'ST 50 IL-- . POMER'OY, OHIO ITEMS ... WITI REIINll CINCIIINAT!, OHIQ-"1 am 32 FOR THE PRICES SLASHED rear_. old; and had been fat all my We UlltU • tnencl told me about Rennet COJJoentrete," writes Mn. J1mee Rob~ l:IWO!li 1181 Llnn .. st., Cinolnnatl, o. ''l haW j Iolt Ill lbl. and am now dq~ 1 I look and feel., mUeb better." 1'®1' 4ruUtlt for 41 ouneri of llq d RJ:NNEL- ~trite. You'll neV'Itt know a hu.n~trJ,...rnoment w!Ua recluclnl wtt&t. UNNJ..... - -- :to ON GOOD -USED CARS . , -~ • ..., NOtr-IINGTOSlJY! NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! NEW FALL BOTIQUE'S . NEW FALL COSTUME JEWELRY $15.45 6:70x15 Prestige REG. $28.85 NOW FEATURING Til& REGUI.lt NOW CHECK OUR GRAND OPENING $13.19 ' ,,. 7:10x15Su~rflex Arelorgallt1 Galort -lmEit HURRY-THIS SALE SATURDAY, SinEMIEU9. REG.UUO NOW POMIROY OHIO 1956DODGE Wllolalill Powertlite, Belvedere VB 1955PLYMOU1li SitVER and IRASS;i CHINA and GLASS Sedan, radio savoy (6) Club Sedan, Heater and Deradio ,. and heater. Demonstrator; and heater, T. u-tone paint, Ivory ove.~ On! y 4 ,000 ac t ua I m IIes, Bilau t1·ru 1 Turquoise .. froster, Beautiful dart green flnlih. Tu-tone !l"int 4 door hardtop VB with SAVE$$$ 4 door $1695 OUR LAY-A WAY PLAN OFFERS CHOICE $1595 MERCHANDiSE *MANY MORE BARGAl NS IN OL~fR MAKES AT REDUCED PRICES~ Powell's R. 8UNOCO SERVJCi 19S5PLYMOUTH H· RAWL-INGS SONS CO. t'OlNtlliiiLL and SII:Co:Nb 51'S '' MIDDLEPORT, OHtO l • B. H. MILL Domi11lon AUTOMATIC TOASTER Regular$15.95 the Rcedsv le schools. Mr. :md rs. Ray White of Massinon and Mr-s. CbarJ.e:s Spent er oof Bashan visitP.d here Sunday wi-th a former f-r iend Mrs . Lillie Thomas Other guests In the Thomas home during the week were Barney Divine and wife o! Parkersburg. Clyde Packard of Parkerl'll)Urg vis~ted his uncle Fred Coleman recen·t!y. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Vineya rd·. and four cAildren were week end g-uest s of the Sisson and VIneyard romlli es. an only, Underwriters listed. The uat1c~t W<l ~ s ufienng from a s toma_<h_ d_•ao __ rd_e_r._ _ _ _ _ __ .Tohnnie Reibel, on1y son SCREWDRIVER SETS o· at •Postmaster and Mrs. Reibel, a grod uate of Chester High, ci4S6- ol '56, -----i);.,.;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;qgji j_~ fl~ ..,. ... $1.75 Value MAGIC CHEF Firestone WRINGER WASHERS 1 Mi-. and Mrs. Ralph Barton efttertatned Sunday Sept. 16 wi.th a family- dinner iri hooor of thefr only daughter, Greta Mae:s 18th birthday . Miss Barton is a 1956 graduate of Cbe91;er High aod b currently employed in the WOOd County Bank in Parkersburg. REARVIEW MIRRORS 6C Regular 89c: Ia enrolled at the Ohio University in Athe ns. He i.~ majoring in P'*'sicnl Education and M-a thematic... J lmmie King .and family or, Belpre . were recent guests of Mrs . King's !ather, H. E. Kibble and daugbters, Mildred and Force•t. . .I . Has everythJng--accurate control dial for toast to suit every taste.- ~le crumb tr..y. Sparkling chrome, with cool black pla.tic handles and ~se. AC C>llins Exceptional -~•ut~ ance make · Extra high skirt for doublewall, heat aavlllJI lnsuiaiiOil - big Lovell wringer- 3-Vllne acllator- CUlly ,&uarlillteed. Worth much morel ·Feature·~~ . bJ $94.95 .5.8000\vN 'I'IIADE IN YOtJR OLD WASHER NOW! Popular i·Speed Portable RADIANT GAS HEATER ._, ·MAGICCH*F Filb your hollll! with deaD, 100% shutoff and ~~! J=~·~~t~ No other gas beater eom(JUel for Wlll'l)llb. TAKE A YEAITOJIAY .. • ·Ji·\ll;'fc. ELECTRIC CORN Regular $5.95 Regular$22.95 1788 any size record at 83 45 or '78 Ito PM (has built-in 45 l<lapter',) ° Cqmpact size for easy PIU1ahiliiY. • Attractive two-tone .lilu~ Ieithere!te 0 • Plays case. • Excellent tone quality low prire fool yoal these outst..nding val,es. goes from low 1o high . SAVE~S% PHONOGRAPH G·tFTS IN • $17.9S PLUS TAX od ' RECAPPABLE TillE Auror Borealis COMEIN-DRIV£0NE-YOU'LL BE SATISFIED SALE· PRICED MERCHANDISE! SAVE J6% tra~sported n. Cue~ler, Mam. St. to the ~P.Igs Gen~al J{OR·pllal_ at 8:25 FTJda~ mormdg. '1\.utumn care saves winter wear " TI{EY'M THE RAVE '$18.95 6:00x 16 Sofet~ck -NOTICE- l ONLY REG. $!0.25 NOW H&R ··----- WE HAVE A WHOLE STOREFIJLL OF , EMERGE'NCY CALL ; L. Kibble afld the Shumway ram- ..• _ , [ Hies Sunday, Mrs. Bi:-.ler and Mr-s. · The P omr.M':Iy ~fiT~~ydSfliii'Jd PhiiR"On former teachenJ ln J. 02 w. Wl(' ... firt$tOnt Metster Tech says: FROM YOUR JEWELER LIMITED QUANTITY REMAIN!! 6:70x15 Superflex Mrs. David Warner, :M~ri{lil was a Bixler, Grand Rapids, Mich ., were r.. ~tte~~. :l.vtstto~~·:i'elahyt,S here. ca.llinfi on Mlsses Lucy and K-ate Norval Osbqrn of f>ayton '!.f.:.Ca:W~Y,~In~lt. Queen of Wes daughter ton, W. Va., Mrs. C-11ra McClain of on Mr. and Mrs. RayOhio, Chester and VANZANDT PHONE 485 - -- Reed·. a 1956 g:radu- ing the beautiful Ohio River near Funeral servites for Mrs. Athtlls hl\e retUl'ftad home arter -ate from Ohe.'fter High School~ wo-n · Lock 20, one sees this white horse Aivira Strickland were held frtlm spending two weeb With her sis-· a $500 !tOholaHhip award for peacefully gNWng in the adjoin- the Ewing Puneral Home, Tnursti-t, MPR. k. C. Randolph ilnd other training as ~n. eJementary teacher. ing fi elds. , day at 2 p . m. with the Rev. WaL~tlVI!J, , ,She b attcn>tli-ng Rio Gmlld-e ColMrs. Rosa Bolton a'nd dau£hter. do J . BArtels, pastor ol the Fed-: Mr. and 'Mrt, Edj:at 1 lege. MIS!.! Reed is alflo active lin Garnt~t Bobber of Newark, Ohio, erated ChurC"h and lhe Rev. Roatph Akrob ud ·Mr. and Mn. Clarence church work in the Eden UB spent~unday as guests o! Wallace Zundel, paHor of the Baptist Randelph of aear YOUfli(M6Wn Chureh as a te.acncr in the Sun- Baker nd daughh•r, Lola. Church oMLcl:lting. apent a re.coent ftight wtth Mr. day ~hooi ~nd part time plan1st. Ju r Daugtel'ty and family of Spl•cia-1 mu.~lc WM provided. by ind , Mn. _.mond Randolph. She i11. the youngest daughter o! Belltville spcnot a day receDtly Fritz Duck, organis t. Tbey · w,k-e eiUed here by the Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reed. wM.h the W. s . Pasey family. Burild was in beech Grove Cem'de.M~b o( theft i..""bcte RlalPb Bifta. A shower was held for Mrs. He- Mrs. Eun~ce Sprague spellt a day otery and .,Pall-bearers were Donald •Mrs. BeatrJce Bent~ and chil- len Blake at the Eden Parish r-ecently in Belpre with her cousin Dollins, .fohn Slric-kl11.nd, Rkh.ard dren -eilled .o n Pearl Jtandolph re- house. CCfla Am abery .. j' n::\vis, George Harris and Wjfham cently. Arlie, Marthe ami Dalla~ Marks hankie Miller or Cd'lumbus was Ree.s. Addle Shtunway and Inez Ran~ of Keno spent a recent Sunday a receot visitor of his grandfather Coming from out or town for dolph~ ealled on Hl!lzel Biggs re- with Mr. and 'llrs. J. S. Marb. Frank Shumway. the services were MNi. B.errrice 1 cently. Mr. and Mrs. J-ames Stalnaker, Mrs Emma Summerville, Greely, Webster and Miss Jovce W~er, Evelyb :J!ahr recently called O'h IOU! Junior, New Matamoras and Calir. and Hobert Hllr-dnmn and Cdlumbus, Mr . and Mrs. Bob Meyh f trh !':lb8 B~me and AddJe -Newell of Shade wife of Auburn', W Va . were re- ers, Barnesville, Miss Alvlra Mor1 er a er, .. Tay or. were reeent gueru or Mr ·a nd Mrs. cent visitors In the M. A. •Shum. gan , HuDtin-g.ton. W. Va .. Mr. 8-hd· Ca'!Ue Lotr•n •nd aon reeently lfer:t Shumway. . way home. Mrs. William Rees, Mn. Clara 1 · I REEDSVILLE .MrJ. Add.ie SbUfJlway of near !Mlss I BLUE and WHITE COUP£ BLACK FOUR DOOR bell"n white horse which as been _in th e eolthood send- BUY NOW~SAVE star at end in thi s game. Wc:;;t Virginia 27" Ri<'hmonn fl The Mountaineers should have lit tle trouble \\'lth the Splde1·~ :tfl.er .the way they pushed Pill all over ,the field. Bl~ Hoger C ht~IK-'~Y played quite a b :1 II game l a~ t week agains-t Pi tt. Down the line Oklahoma GIGANTIC --- - -- - I1M ary Strt'ckl on d Jng t!"~ horses or au trPes a~d Funeral Se•·.t.e descrJpt.ions. On entenng tht>lr rv 4;1· spacious yard, which has the ap- H ld Th d pca ran.ce ~f a small park overtooke - urs ay family since A DREAM .. RAWLI~GS :WlNN£RS WIL:l BE;A.NNOUNCED SAT. EVE SEPT. 29th SPECIALS FORD DBALER 461 S. Third Ave. · -7 ,,.... 8Hrour~r JIMMY PARSONS, I pr•vue McDon•ld ' will meke 1 couplr of lineup chengP.1 tonight. Junlor Rowlr, will ~t•rt at qu411'te-rbKk in place of Dave Hinely, who WI$ theken up in the Wahama game lasf WNk, end Tom Kelly will open in place of Ed McCom•• i ., encl. McComA<! has bun ill with 1 )• phttlt 24 Montll• GuarenMe. ICeeD your ccr and your lnuljtll In the beol 1/aape A -plotolr ,...odlflotitd tnllJiltl • , ... 11w •• $1U3- •onth. Aft ....tr . . ., ._.... . . .. · Hill 13-0 n of the Oak Hill top wen out of the lin-up in . · APACHE" CARToqN ~IDV - AT ht PriA: Two (one .talr' of Deluxe-Guaranteed Tirtl with Com. ·t Brhln Donlewy BILLY TI<E kiD o11c / 3 PRIZE AWARDS · lbbeH 'raYIItr \ .f .,_ -AL!IO-- · revue game tafore tfte ~•!Mn 1 '. Un 'WOIMiercolur) ALLEN APPLIANCE , 22t. E. MAIN .$T. I . Delta llhytlt... ''"' Or Any HOME APPLIANCE Curry White 1- __D•il1 Sen!~omeroy-Middltport, o, s.t 111, IIOCK AND IIOLL IIIYUI Whether It Be A-..: REniGERATOR, TV Le&ter ' Wooltl- Olo... I 1 ' TONIONT ... ...... •' /' . . Not "KI .. Cote Duke IUifttleft • •,.l' CROSLEY l[i I DAY " LEFT/ MAKE YOUR CHOICE Yellow Jackets Are Favored h Over Down Rt'ver Pant lo.rs The Midrlleport Yell ow J acbh , Ke-lly llftt'r their wm of the' sen· CLm. I 1 1 ~,4 t~HDrive·ln ... -·· · . .... . : .,. don't let tho Terrltle Ya!Ue. Mates popping mucll fun as eating it. Juat add aftd Plot it ln. Mates two fuU quartr. ·I-ll",, I~ eludes four plastic bowls. Aluminum giass look-in lid. SALE~ ....... let . MEIGS MOTORS BROOM RAKE winterize your car nDwl, Regular$1.00 • Our service 1peciolis"-members of the Master Tech.nician• Service Conference--:will put your car "in the pink" for tough win.. r driving ahead. They'll check the cooling system, add anti·freen, c~onge oil to . wi~.. , grodo. They'll use only factory-approved ~rts, if any are needed. Sa don't put it off-let us winterize your car now I MEIGS MOTOR 111. !nUve. . OOIIPANY ' . jllkltlleport Ligbtwe~&ht, dut't>ble, with sprlllJI action. Fl COLLINS JEWELRY E. Main St. Pomeroy, Obio , DEALER STORE ,. , MIDDLEPORT In Tlte Middle Of Tolfll �........_____,_ . ~ . . ... -· ..,.. • 'Sen,ttnet, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0; Sept 28, 1956 la:rie Gal Reater, good. as new, will aell cheep. G~de Hall, 9 ~ 6tp Portland, Rt. I 1111<por word !O< throe "'"" • - (II) Wanted T~Buy I "IICQtlM tuerti.OIII. &peclai--Oae mooth for 25 ceDta CUT GLASS , Colored glass curws, P11' wwd,. and antique furnitw·e in any ftJl I c:tml per word, will shape. Contact Mrs. Howard Cl.o'· ... - ~eel (or ltdvert.l.&l.u& lf' not cil, 800 West Main SL., Pomeroy. paid, !I'll: the 2Mb of eoeil ~~o~ -a; foUowtq tooortlon. :::--:-c:- _____ ___ -- one toeorroct lo- , _ _ _ __ ~ RATS KD..LED with one pound STAR WARF.\RIN, Safe, suro, iU•rmteod. lbo......,<h H&l'dwaro Susor Run Feed Mill 9 19 2mo p or 1 •-• tl (. I-•· '"o Ges ~!-o~:~--t~l~u!!.~~:a~;oJ I Mr. and Mrs. Ree3e Wtlli•ma, · Pt Pleasant vis-ited beT mother, : M;s Frances Blake Sunday. W~ek end visitors of Mr. and Mrs Walte-r Blake were Mr. and · Mrs. Hubert Roberts and tamJly, Mr. and Mrs. ArthiD' Pope, Margarel Rose, Colllt1lbus a~d W!lliam Hesson of Powell, Ohio. Veda VanMeter entered Holur I . ~.tl HClSP•W! 1 or ~rY\a on . Mrs. Irama Edwards, Parker&- cone u l I I 1 ~ Parke~~;._nt ls serv- 8 Cubic foot. Norge refrigerator. I lilt Ita t.7S week end special can 294. 9 20 t! i pli.ID l:mch lopped with a dish • - -- 1 of froze• cuotord 9 2'7 3tc ( ~ Jte..OPENING - CrNm station at plcl -ion, open Wed., Fri ., aDd Sat. Christine Beede. D 28 3 tp =-:-==:-: . 14) For Rent ~k:;:•~tur~y and New Haven M". Donna Glaze and children, .Pomeroy visited t~~ mother, Mrs. Harry Johnson·~ · AN 'BVANG&..IS'J.JC MEtl'lNG Rooms for rent. Call 20~ or con· I ..til bo J>old Sept. 17 lbru S<pl 30 tact Edith T"a!ord 742 EB st i' Church of ChriJt each Main St., Poruet"oy. ' 9 24 6tc eftn.IDI 1t 1:30 lnc:ludint Sat. W'days. Ray Ruuell. a f?J'mer SMALL HUUSJ!: AND GA.ltAfiE:, member of the church WlU be newly decor ated . furn ished. Al so Evanpliat. EVeryone ~ Invited. [ two unfurnished aparlmenls. to ottend, 9 19 lOtc Call 6009 . I IAYJ M- - - - ' (2) Card Of Thanks ' A THREE·Pli!ICE BLACK WOOL SUIT comea from the fall collection of Mollie Pamis. The black and whit!;! bird caee jack!!t top1 a bright red allk. alip-cover blouse and tUm. b1aok akirt. •'.l' ., ~ . ,:t. :...', .,>•,' ' '>V' ' ' . ALIGN!IENT, brab oonlco. serme, Wut AUTO SALES ~lAX Ohio. . . ·-c.. . ATJONWID8 ~~~~ brakes, Pomeroy. 9 27 Btc I JIIOll PLYMOUTH, 2 dr. Sedan So· Vor. $harp one owner car . .1• .00 "Blaettnu's, Pomeroy. ' 9 27 • Otc J.IIIS CHEVROLET V8 2 dr Sedan . JlO Power glide. Almoat like ~· · " the day lt WA! sold. $1,195.00. ' BJaettnars, Pomeroy. 9 27 6tc 18111 11UICK Spe<lal, 2 dr. S<dan Jb'Daflow drive. Very low mile· . op. Blaettnon, Pomeroy. ,2,195. . ".' , 9276tc ~ .... - . 'r ' CIMa ear tnaide and .lut. One ., ,~ ~wn.e.r $1,29D.OO. Blaettnus l/1iilleroy. D 27 ~ va;-f dr. I for •mall reliable family. $35 1 per mooth. See Mn. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pomeroy fvenlnp. 9 8 tf ,JeJti .QHI:v. "210", 2 dr. Sedan. ......__... Scoffolf Boardl, Drop Clinton fl1ber, lllddleport. Plume 112811-X. II·I.U Otc • Martht' ha.. ~.;:t'~'::.!."'c:.room9 with running 115 1. lteond St. Pho11t ., steam heated, and lintel service "'==Pom=.•,;.r•;;•::,·,;O.,h.. lo_ _ _,.. 111 at special weekly or monthly ~· 1 rate.s to steady gucst.s. Rat.c11 as QUALITY DOESN'T ·low as $8 weekly double occu- · pancy. Also rooms for Special COST - IT PAYS Meetings, Parties, Weddings, Banquets, and private breakf(l.Mt, Superior Serv]c(l luocheons, an'll supper parties. Service to the Living Phone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0. PerOur Motto ry, lessee of Hotel Martin. 9 10 lmoc -- --5 ROOMS and BATH, 10 Cole St. Trcvey·l-'in•lerwolrl Funeral Home Phone 285 n'RUOTORAL I BIIAMI'I , .REVIVAL SERVICES BEGINNING (¥1110;'#0<>1 ' KelvlnaiM ro!rlaor· ,' ~; tiQO.oQ, Kelvtnator oloet. 1 · t~e . ~~toye Fumaee &!II~ burner MC).OO. Coli .-.oo • gaa .!i,l!'X' ' ~l';l', WOMtN-chdst•mBs selling .>tell trOUS~UILDERS • Call tho son &tnrh early with Avon. Valuable terdtorics now op<•n in Nr 1y lm·'s, Racine. ' IUiiSINUS Log1n, Pomeroy nnd VIcin ity . _ ___ _ 9_ 1_5 t::.r_ _ _ __ do. Write Elettnor Bnndel, P ...O. Uox . For 946, Port&mouth. 9 27 3\c RAniO • TELI<VISION SERVICE Phone 200. Cleland Appliance 7~r lnvea.t.mf!nt. Sture, 118 W. Mail. St.. PomeroJ C<0 'J'be Dally StD· z.23-tl ' Work ot any kind .Res·ta uront or fOREMA>I _, houKew01·k p1·eferred . 'Miss M:u·.v VlCI'! AU good condl· L. Pullins, Bolt 613, Pomeroy . pert 'fechDielaDI. '10.00 9 27 3\p M;ddlcpotl,~ . _ _ _ _..,:..~ $10.00 · •-lmoe (20)Business Services ==-·--·- -- - BQ4.Y RODNEY DOWNING Jdn. Raymond 9 2'7 6tp INSURANCE AGENCY Pin. llutomoltllo, &irb)' Real J!l. Towllohl!>. !l barn and oul Heal!~ ACCIDINY Ll'-, C..uoltv 111d IIOINI1 A. Mol1t Real Estate Broker QU!CK SERVIC'l on Wotcb jl6o palriQI br watcli.makflr. I Rev. J.ohn Lanier, Evangelist t.._- 11 lo MIDDLIPOIIT. OHIO .IM-11 PMONI. · till . SERVICllS START AT 7:80}'iiGHTLY -They Get bt~. ... lb. ' Ia Middleport •UINU 'nle 4- It Pin represenb lll arbplid ,, H l!~ovelopme-nt ·in wtolch elub wor.k has betn a m•~ot hetet. We ii.Qpt! rirtt many, inany 4. ~~ , membct, tirill · guide their cateeho I ttl ward tbe ·fout fold di'Yeloj)htet!. t 11lat may result lp the pri\'11eae of . I-I~RE"5. T"""'T •-.IE.W COMPOSITE. A D I HAD MADE. UP - MV FACE, ()1>..1 T1 ~.., I .' · • BAKER PUBNITUU I '*JKUM'S e.oD'f .~' ----:----- - - . - -· · ---- ~- ------ -- . IN STYLE IN. HOU$TON '··- - . .•, A t· ~ ' My j;ii;;:t';;;j;:&;i, IOIU t W•nt ~o .bOlt .1~ ~ .' St.nd J'oJ' my c?urft. 1 • · ON THESE • . ' GOOD USED FARM ,MACHINERY • • With Side Mower 1 FARMALL H TRACTOR .. A BARGAIN Retondltloned Willi New 'fires 1952 FORD TRACTOR · · , · · · SAVE $ $ $ NEW IDEA, It's on Rubber · SIDE DELiVERY RAKE PRICED TO SAVE , ~ IN FINE COl'iDmON , YICI fiii!SIDINT rucha~ Nixon Mc1 wlfe Pat try on Texaa·hatJ. pruented to them on arrittaJ · a.t HoiJatofl .thtematiotta.l llJtporL New Idea CORN PICKER What.S•vi11gs j I INTERNATIONAL MOWER .. Save .$ $$ 1 Nlxm1 In Houston, then went campatgnln& on to tiJlother elsewhere. 'lnt~rncU«oraGJ SoUn.IJIMtoJ St--uke IN FINE CONDITION BLIZZARD &NSILAGE CUnER . SAVE RODERICK LANE DISC . FEW$$ DOWN SAVE $ $.$ IT'S A REAt BARGAIN! • ·-r -\ FULTON ~T·HOMPSO { TRACTOR SALlS OFF OF l!. MAIN ST. . . ."' •• . ----. ' .- , .,"~ I CHEVROLET .. $1445, Used 10 Foot Dumy Boc(y ( lnMalled on Any of Theoe Large Trucks · . /1' ~ ' .) ' ' 1 ton pickup, dark green,.( wheel drive · ' 1953 CHEVROLET .. $1595 2 ton, 2 speed axle, 825J:20x10 tins, with dump bed, 7xll with double floor, 7 In, holst . 1951 FORD ....... , .. $645 • • ·•· 2-ton, 2 speed axle cab and ahassis, Ma· roon finish. 1611D wheel base 1952· DQPGE . .. .. . .. $1345 2 ton, 2 sp axle. 5 sp nice finish. · ., transmissio~t. clean. Extra ELS~ : %·1on flat bed. 700x1.5 tires on front, 750 .' 1950 WHITE Tractor ,$1295 xlf, on rear. Red IJnlilb clean. V.. ton, 8, new IV~~ ":"'ot 1950 C~EVROLEJ" . . . $495 lion, Mh wheel, 10.00x20 tires · ~\on ba:ll"btlt; flew blue paint • 1954 CHEVROLET ... $845 · ·· w ton panel, dark green finish, o"e owner 1950 FOR~ F:,l., · · · · · · · $495 W-C 22T. Air brakes valve for air connec· SUCH LOCALIZED SELLING. fPbWER! . !t. . :.FOR RESULTS ;.,, and PROFIT ~' SENTINEL · OPEN EVENINGS'.TILLBPM--SU"!Q~'f~lto4PM .. ' ' . POMEROY M~1:PR , · ,coMPA:NY·,: \ .! !I l ·, ... ~ I ., 1953 CHEVROLET ... $895 1952 CHEVROLET ... $89S V.. ton pickpp, a sharp blue flnlsb, really NOWHERE ' I''• '') -··I ' ' ..li• Cab and chasala, 2 spee<l axl<~, nice red. 1954 WILLYS JEEP .. $1095 flnlsb, 8::l5x20xl0 ply tires 4 w,heel drive, new cloth top -1953 WILLYS ...... , $1195 1952 GMC ...... , .... $799 CALL 398 ' SALE. Coli I ••• = I Hatlo .. • 2 ton, 2 speed axle. Dark green finish 8:25 x20 tires. 1 LETS TAKE ANOTHER LOOK .... ' ' FURNITURE 0. Tbe Br!Ptell& C..:~ __ USED .TR H·EADQU RlERS 19~ Faet.,.. Trtlnod COLUN8 ~ I~RS. P~~·· ,.."a o. I 1954 CHEVROLET .. $1265 ~ FOil SALE • I II miles ...mi Ot Rutland, Job• L. Rom· ~ ' ..,.._,, yopr hoo·k tiny time utmh request 1 1 ton, 9ft sl4ke body, dual wheels, 4 speed transmlsalon, helper springs · · SPECIAL MUSIC 9 22 Otp I $299.00 BAKER ' Time , ON KINGSBURY ROAD 83llmoc I IIIWS Weari.ng·a 4 U Pln. You NY have ·I I Monday, October 1st CARLETON CHURCH 11 , I 9-19-12tc Lawhorn, 22, ~ ROOMS Of • I 1 exterior, roof. Wo•·k guannteed. Rntes reasonable. Phone- 381-Y. Homer Braley, Pomeroy~ eJtlmatoo. Dale W!Jif,ol SilppiJ, liS Union Ave. -~· ---..... nd omo OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO ' . . . ll!r• Poiileroy. . .lilA~ CALLED 'ftoliOa....,l~of tbo Blg Bend Min- , future." , ·t orod to N~!\<~0!1." W ., Sunday 1treJ for the p.re.sentation on the ~ AdYICe elven ee love, mar. to .tstt lhelr . sister, M,., Zona Showboat M11jestic will be h._d ~:~t Letart GJ'IIdt School auditorium, rlage, and all budneu aH.. n. Rogera and f.amUy. Sunday at 3:00 p. rn. If worried,. troubled ,or In doubt, ~tut pur mlftd It eue., I'Oii'{T ROCK . COMUIJ me today -tomorrow 1\eeent bti1Jt& lo this area ln. AMVIT TICKET!i ' may be ho late. elude a douibter, Carla lay, ·b orn Additional 1ouree5 for ticket.; to I will not only tell you~ but .to Mr. a~d· Mrt. J>Qwni_e Nelson and will htlp you t.o't'e your ,,.. ' a 1on, born Sf,lpll. ·a to Mr. ·~d the Amvet11 1ponaored .~thow Tue• day O<:t. 2. "Hell On Wheels" are blems. Mrs. Clafton ·uenller. Mn. ora av~Uable from Ed. Reuter at Sec- 1J A vlllt to will bo of I.,. Proffllt md Mr,. Jod Mrs, 11ert ond St. M11rtet and Westen'! Auto menie value to ....yeu, .RI.iCt are &randparenta of the Nt!l· Sales, aecardin& to William GrucAntwtrs .!1 questiON. ltftd. lon bll'by and Mrs. Grace Hensler ln.. gue~ed or M ch1,.e.. -aDd Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swedley •cr, Amvet Commander. With IIIIo od ancl half.prlco, are gandparents of the Hensler you •re entltiN .. a cernplete eblld. lull life Nading. . Llure"l Gran11.: had qUarterly lvei'Jone wellome.. bltlllday •ui>Per ond olldlon of Open Dally 10 am to 10 pm olfleora Sept. 22. wore recently appointed to arrant:e the Locate<! 5th house from unual Hlrveat Festival at CoFlamtqo Club, Rt. 7 lumbia Cbapel Oct, 2'7. KANAUGA, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett and Par Ap(IOI' Yvonae aDd Aw.ael Radikin &peat Call Galll(IOllo 1457·WXI • recent Sunday ot Loko Hopo. ~~~or Sale~ Trod~ !WANl'EDrAtNTlNG - Interior, . Gu circulating heater. ft~,OOO BTU ~- Cli,ASII A...,lnp and ~­ F.uaene Holter, Racine, Rt. 1. .. .~a Ray-Glo. Ois he•tera. 9 24 6tp ''v.oililton llllndo, aU sizes and --------- aoeact.. 23, POmeroy ' Je '.' . ' )r~o- M::~~~~~l'iJ 101- Com-• WE BUY Sedan. For rent - Electric wallpaper ltttrln1. Automatic lrans-oteamor. CUnton Flsber, Mid· ' • 6CJRAP , ' ' ial"ion, 18011.00. Blaottnar'•· dleport. Ph. 82U~·X. ll·l·t r Phon• liolU IBOI>I - llltTAUI PcJDwrat PlHI!iroy, 9 2'7 81<: t9Jt,, For Sc;. Robe~ Lee ond Shirley Gray * WARU I'OOZD =New roa Furniture Mr•. Ch~~:~a:~~:~~~ ~::~;~Iers ·-· ~ .MH. Dwlgbt Parker, Mrs. Aloalw Culter, Mn;. Fred Blaettoar, :Mr... L B Weed Mlas Maude Grueser ~· ' 1 ' M.n. H. B. Smltb, G en ;DiU, llr1. lifolan Swaekhammer, Mrt. Carl Shields, Kn E: J, Tr*:J. J4.rl. Harr.y P. Smith, .Mra. C.arne Jtre, lin. L F Scboenleb aDd Mrs. Hol N1 en we. I METROf'OLJTAN .- --..:... I MAUIAGI LICENBII t 1 I•-;Dd;•~loo~oo;t;be~rol~<;•;•b~m;o~nt=!A~bl;•~· A dessert course Wll lerved by i the husf.ess to Miss Hart, 4· H REQUIREMENTS FOR CHARTING SeveJIII folk! h11vc a:>ked to hne . the requlrementa for chnlin.r; clanified. They are u follows : ] . You mull be 15 yean of age or mQfe by Januar y I of the current dub vear. In tl ,is c1se It would bl.' J anuiry 1, 1987. , 2. ~nu must hiVe completed prior to th .• present .club year tw o ot m?t'e years of club work . in oth er ~Aprds lf you pl1n to chorl ih i~ ?ear1 thi1 new year must be ·at least )'our third )',ear in dub work . Chartii'l' h penonal d~velop· ntent· ProJt'aln for 4-H mert~bers, and the "cha-rt mall bt! considered as a "tttlde or measurthr device. Those : who have done gl)!)d ill around t· H club work, project.. demobstraUons, camps, help wi,b ~ub· m~etiq,gs, ac"tivlt1eJ, includlnlil *'ti&facto'tily comple'linf a 4 I( ~hartl~g . t;.oot, may ret!elve a 4 H MiM Elsie IW.rt, preaidenl, pre .. sided al t~e meettns which opeited wltb the Lord's Prayer in UDlJOIL. k war1 decided to ualst the Pome-roy Chapter in the mak1Da of bandages for tbe caneer center. A""ngemoots of fall _flow_... I - =--- ear. garden, $35.00 per month. Contact. Alex. Wheeler, Apple Grove, Ohio. 9 27 3tc wH.h Mn . C. E. Ne&ae as boeteas. I , All Makes and Mod~ 9 20 tf 294. D~·~l1lwo bodJ'oolllJj, Kitd~en, Living room, Approximately three acre ' Real Estate - - - - - -- ~B 6tA~t;5.1Vice~; Ctraptet 186 01!'.6Muoott met. Tuetdiy evenlna: at the Temple _se:~c::...-==c:.:..-- ev I The PUt Matrons of PomerOy were used throua:bo\1.4 tb1 I We wllb to thank aU for their khtdnea~, Dr. Fockler, !>.vlng FOR RENT 4 rooms and :bath and 6 rooms ano bath, furnished Funer.t Home, WMlie Young, apartment6 . Wm. T. Grueser, J Fritz lor the mualc, Rev. and 9 22 1 mo p WANTED Men to sell everyday Middleport. Mn. WebE:T Thoma, Mr. and Advertised needed NLitionally ...... Sam Wyatot, Mr. and Mrs. --~- ·--- -Produc ts in Mt" igs Coun.ty. No W-alteT Daim, M3e and Bob 2 ROOM APARTMENT, fURNISH · in\·t· ~tm{' nl. Ci!r or light truck Pickett, and to all who sent ED . .1. 27 Butternut Ave. , Pumc· nte('ssary . Earnings unlimited . tlowerw. roy . $5 ,000 and up possible £irsl year. Joe ~and Lucille Beach, Niles, Olllo 9-2q·l21c Alo.. u fn•t• life illlmranoce pro. 9 28 Ltc gram . Write : Ross Stewart, 1313 -· ·JZth Sl., N. W. Canton, Ohio . 6 room unfurnished upartmcnt 9 27 3tc with bat.h, for rent. Al~o 3-ro'Om unfurDilhed apartment with liii!ii~i!i bath. Both newly dt.'C Orated. Call Good Clean Used (21 ' ' .,, .J>r~j,l. .,.. ,.; e Middleport B&P Women'S Club Holds Luncheon I DON'T YOU KNOWt Blbi'o wtll cl•• JOU tile belt 11'14e OD fDruit1:n 01' IDpllu- 9 room house at M,ason, o11 utili· eo.J. flkf bl.es, nmsonallle . Call Mrs. ('.a.rl G. Gardner, Pt.. Pleasant 227-J. 9 25 6tp ICU Susan Probasco was )'fQ(I'tm chainnan of tbe meet.J.og and a clarinet duet "The Lord Is My Shepherd" wa 8 played by Sandr a Hysell and Susan Allensworth; a sonc "Beautif ul Gardena" by Susan Probasco, Patty Lowecy, Charlene DaviS, Sharon Evan.s. accompani~ by Lynn Buchanon; piano aclo, SUsan Probaseo; song "You'll Never Walk Again", Judy Sauer, Janice Zirkle, Sharon Evant, Becky Grueser, Judy Greg.~ accompanied by L¥nn. A song Now _t.be Day 1a over" closed the meetmg .with the Re" . Howard Ruppelt gwing the closmg pnyer. ' HOitesses were listed as Mn. WUliam Morris, Mrs. Branch Flem· lng; Mn. Eber Lewis, Mrs. Arthur Lewis with Mrs. o. H Stew~ and Waller Owen a contnbutia" 111., ~ . s ~ hort.esses. ~. DWilht MllhotD wa1 wei· f Mrs. Edison Hollon, •Minersville, ' OQ.ed a.l· a new member when the with Mrs. Mart Evans as co-hOitDon.ald Gene Cunninghanli ' ·"\\.IIJl"dwood Garden club met Wed· est. Scott Air For~ Base is .peu.diog nesday evenin 1 at the home of The meetin" in charge of tbe a leave willh. his mother, Mrs. An' • __. .... na Irwin . president, Mrs. Hollon v~""'ned Vlsltiug Mr. and Mr&. Lloyd Wil· with the LOrd'o Prayer in uoioon. 'illam.s and family thU week were Members responded to roll call Mrs. straucl !McDermitt and clrilwith "Bird& 1 see in my garden". During the business session tbe dren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeDer. mJtl. tand daughter, West Columbia new year books were diatribUted. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MelDer· The Middleport Business and Reports were given on the state mitt of Nitro. Professionit ' WDm~D's club -had meeting he-ld in Atbe05 and aleo Vbiiting Mr. and Mr.s. Dana Lew· lh M the fall regional district meeting is aDd Mina were Mrs. SUtrie IUce, their annual luncheoa a 1 · e ar· CoJumbUB Rill Bartrum and friend t ,1ft Res taur•·t -... hu-•-y ·~ as a port held in Gallipolis. Day;ton, Mrs. James Cunn-ingJD.m of their observance of Nat1onal 'The program prepared by Mrs. ..1.an d &an New Haven, MrJ. . .ru ..na Business Women's Week. d Jo.hn Scott and presented by Mts. Tbe luncheon was serve 1rom Russ Watson opened with a poem Irwin and Clinedda South Side Donald Gene Cunnln'aham, III. and 11 a. m. to 2 p.m. with more than "Trees". An l.nterestlilg paper on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fit:raerald and twenty members and one peat. how to choOlie your Howering: Unda, We 9t Columbia . Mrs Mqdalene Misner, Arkon at· trees, which also gave the aamcs Mr. and Mrs . Ml8ttbew Long and ; tendlns. 'The BPW eolor,. of gold of {lowering trees and shrubs W<tS ~mily Glenwood visited Mr. and and green were canle[j. out In the read by rttrs. Watton w.bo also Mrs. c'nMord Joh~s;>n Sund·ay. cloth, th.e faYOI'$ and tbe arrangeshowed pictures of various treel!l William VanMeter wtth bhe N.a- ments ot maria:olds in I green pot· vy at Norfolk spent the week end tery container. Miss Nellie Zer· and ehrubs. A pnem "What do JOU see when you see a tree?" by wlth his mother, Mrs. Alma John- kle, C'hairman of the Ss:f!cial com· Mrs. Hiram Fisher, concluded the mittee and her co-wol'teu were son " b · I in C'h_;ge oi the htncbeon iiTanst.>· program. Mrs. Ma.ble Johnson and daugh- ments. A dessert course was served by tcr Charlotte Roush vJsited Mrs. the bosLessess .to those named Johnson's mother, Mu. Ida Burna e e callJDg OD" Andy stewart above and Mrs Charles Baer, Mrs. at We~ Columbia Sumhly. ~on r Norman Fisher, rMrs. John F. Mr. Bod Mrs. Charles ~~lley and . ~ Gladwell ot Middleport, Baily, .Mrs. Christy Baer, Mrs. children, Austin, Ind ., visited Mr.s. 1 pt. saturday with Terry Henry. Paul Fisher, Mrs. Karl Grueser, lret1fl Kelly and daughters. peM Alma PeCk and ehildren of Mrs. William Nease. Mrs. Homer Mr. and Mrs. Ge·DrGe Johnson Chil~~he, Mrl. Betty mactwell of Holter, a~d son Yis!ted ~. and M1Js. Ht.rM Columbus and Mr. and Mr1. DeJ.. Mrs Arthur Nease, Mrs. Milton r} Johnao nSunday. · -bert Becker of Mlddl~ere Houduhelt, Mrs. David Nease, of Mr. and . . E. Mrs. John Ible, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mn. Ra)1moDd Walburn and son Mrs. Stanley Jon'e s, Mrs Lawr'ence matne wore caUlng on llOd. Role, .Mrs. U. S Nease aad Mn Mrt. G. H. 'lfarison Sunc;Jay even-- William Fisher. I •t. Zion Portz..tts" , PomeroyOESChapter186Past Matrons Meeting Held .Tuesday Wildwood Garden Club Welcomes New Member At Ul-.1 ncunesdQY Meet Mrs. T M;. Mrs. Nelson Roush and children I room apartment, newly dt!('or- [ ted Ph 18 J Ch . f B a . one . . r1s me ee- I gle, Pome~roy. 9 28 6tJp - The Wtsunin!ter Youth rellow· ship, under the lndership of Mrs. Judaon White, their cuunciUor, pre.sented the devotional 1ervioe ~IDd prorram wbtn the Women's Assocoatioa met. Thursday at tbe First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Dwicbt Wallace, pl"eeident presided and plans were diMussed for the Athens Presbyterial to be held here on Ootober a. Luncheon wiU be served by the cburch women to the delegat-es and ~flleera. · Lynn Bunchan.on, moderator of the WYF, was lO charse of vtbe WYF service and led the ~ oti.onals whieh intludeed read1np on 'Tbe Lord' Prayer'' by David Lyons and .. by Judy Gtegg. HymDfl were su-'g by the membera and a:uesta with Susan Pr ,___ ...... ..._yoOl..l&3ect az, accompaa1... c•• .,. I d-' th d otional TYke. Wednesday e:~mJ~ 1 busi George Bu 05 e_ fth8 trip to Pt. Pleannt Fndlit.y. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Natros&, Mr. I -· • ~. m AdnrtJ..amg-Should "" Wanted - ~ or 6 room house, te.PQrtecl imme<Uately. The Dally close W town. Phone 262-J . ' . liOI1IIIIOI wtll l!lOI be rooponal~le 9 27 3tp 0001 of 'I'IW>b Olld Spedol NotiAi[la EveniJ priDiod at ~ Ill' duoltled . - . Obltuort.. -~~ •t I tout per ...rd. ·Westm;nster YouthIFellowsh;p n-. . Pl'esents 1./t:'rOfiOna program ''° '*at w.,.. f<a' mont ~ Mr. &nd Mn. Elmer VOIJM<ter ond family spent tho weell ..... with Mrs. Van Meter'a sUt~r. Mrs. Bob Greer, Beekley. , Mrs. .~nna Goodnite and ebU~ ~~n vu~ed :.,er ~thH', !..ester 0 nson un Ya 1 ernooll. UlDa: 1 M;. Jo~n .[ Y ~ d~ CJ 00 r . •n rs. t tlll')' --------~------ <bare~ ottttea. Jllnlmum CLIFTON (9) For Sale ·--·-per-.-·. ............ • . WANT ADS ·-,- ---- ·- - ... --.,--- ··--- .. ' • • ..,0 • �• . . -. 13 CHESAPEAKe 21 NELSONVILLE 7 JACKSON '---. 25 .t~ . " . I •• •. 19 PT. LEASAft!' 24 RIO GRANDE 41 JOAK HILL . ..... 0 MIDDLEPORT - 61GALLIPOLIS . _ 7 ATHENS ---.--. 6 WEWTON ...• 7 BAilbOURSVIU.E 7 EASTERN ______ . 71McARTHUR • I The Dailv Sentinel 8-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Sept 28, 1956 • MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Mr. and .M.n. Harry Cbelber and 10n, David, will spend the week end jn Lamcuter. Mn. Jennings Wayland, Mrs. Tbomaa: Riley, Mrs. G. G. Werner, lin. T. F . Hawk;ins, Mr. aDd Mrs. L. D. Diles attended tbe Xicbael DiSalle tea &t the Athena American ·Le"i()n Post Home 'l'hureday afternoon. aLAN• ••••• oho•t ' ..~r···- Mrs. G~enn Jarvis and daughter, Peggy , Pont Washington, who have been assistint in t.he cere of her mother, Mrs . A. W. McKay, and aunt, Miss Laurie McKay, left today for their home . USED CAR! 1947 DODGE _. _ 1950 STUDEBAKER 1952 FORD ______ ... 2-1949 FORDS 1953 DESOTO _. -. --- - 1950 DODGE RUTL~D AUTO SALES '\ - Rutland, Ohio . Pllllae 6804-Y ' Bn,.n. wbo received on Augu!lt 31 at Fit\G, IlL, WI.! a rec:ent guest of h• s parents. M.r. and Mrs . John Bryan and family . A dinner wa.s held 1n hi.'! honor wilb Mr. and Mrs. Fred George and son, Terry ~. who receDtly moved (rom T.eXIIls to Salem Center, as s:uests. A·3c Gene Hayes, son o.f ·MT . and Mn; Arfi(Jld Hayes, has al10 reeelvr.d his promotion· nt ShE'pherd Air Force Base-. The two boys entered the Air Force together . Ibis promotion Chanute .Mr. and Mrs. Orville Martin, Pit-tsburgh, are ,-,.eek end guests of Mr. and Mrs . James Criswell and daughters, Carol and Diane. Mrs . Mary Criswell, mother ol J-ames Criswell, Bridgeport, is spending 11neral weeks at t he CriaweU borne. -, A-3c Ted Robtort II ayes, AN, Quonset Point , n I., will arrive Saturday for a visit with his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Arnold Hayes, and fam ily. He returned recently from a cru1se to Cuba. He will aecom· pany Ronnie Sheets, Ga~lla County, here from ROOde Island. POMEROY SOCIETY !\1r ~ K ~l ~h iklo\&s and daughter, I The Pomeroy Garden club wi!l mqet Mondny a.t 2 pm . at t he home o( Mrs. George H. Parker, Mulberry Ave wi lh Mrs. H. B. Smit h as en-hostess. LADIES AID TO CONVENE of the St. Paul; ~ Mrs. Edward French read a will met•t WedJi · poem "Apple-Pickln' Time" from ' ,. '• WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS THIS MAYBE ' I . •.' " ••' YOUR LAST CHANCE! · TO BEAT THE 1957 PRICE RISE l 1953 FoRo Cuslomline 2 dr, R&H, IS,ea,•t covers, runs fine. 1955 CHEVROLET $1,795 CHEVROLET dr sedan delUJ"e, clean fine VB 2 dr Sedan 210; Power glide. Almost like the day it wa s suld FORD 1955 BUICK .... -. $2,195 .,, ""' .\ ''. "' GMC V2 ton Pickup J · ttl~, chrome grille •nd dlx chas•is. • l Special 2 dr seda n; Dynaflow drive . Very low mileage by one local owner . . : ;\'.,Y'.low. mileage. Make 1 1 AH JI)YP1\AN PILot lOA • into tbJi 1rit ·. ~tart fhe ant Uo~q.o.v~ us an of!er EJYP lr:;ctJ!d . ~"':tr~ their~ ve fA . •. : wscs At~ernoon Cirde Meeting I F 8 I Of Th y 1_ Pmns or a once VB 4 dr Sedan; power steering, automatic transmission . One local owner; ExSavoy. Sharp one owner ca<' ~ ceptlonal . _ _ ___ _ ___ _..,... _ __ .e ear " • • '· Soviet Secret Poliee Chieftain Attends Banquet In Tito's Honor . LONDON-UR-The presence of the Soviet secret poU:. t#Jief at a banquet for Yugoslav Prcrldent Tito added m;y~ry today to Tito's sudden visit to Russia. , . Moscow radio lbted Gen. Ivan A. Serov, chairman of· tjie "state security oommlttee," among lhe guesla at the pan, An appea-l walt made today 'fOr given Friday night by Soviet Communist Party boss Nikhl lifOOd usable clothins for scbool The Mullllep<>fi .HJgh port Yelio.- ,(aetet.s team 1 umbu& today where they ~ltellliQ.t 1 the Ohio Stale-Nebraska gam*. Su pt. L W McComati, Coach Cb.lr I£!! McDonald Coa.c:h N P Swaekbamm c~ and Bana Director 1!:ar1 Warnke drove the foll-owing mem· bers ol the Learn a.nd the mmJager8 to ColumbUs: KP.nnet.h Lewii;, ' Robert NeisoD, S ephen .Bailey Robert Hcnn.e~;.o. Thomas .Kell!P . Davis Stover, Herman Taiylor. - S. ehil d~n in the county .acbooll IY~ 'em 1rho a;-e io nee.d of such elot'h· 1· ·~ 1 V{' with the ·· her, according to Carl Gor!ly or the Meig.;; • County Schooh. I I Gorby said that boya clolhins., ·•as e-. pecial'ly needed and ci!e•l ' ('Vera! instc nee.s where pup:l!l I had sla~,~d out (If 3 chool due to th ~ I tck "t clcthing on t he ~ece nt cold ; :norni!'!S:!l'. Anvone wi"h!ng to contributp 1 1 clothing may can Go!"bV. 01" Bar1' East Letart ME • ChUd We!fltre· .tl,i;;jkti.Smt, Pbol\• numloera cc_ .: ..... I lo f n••ll f · ' . . OUlld 1n tho IQell,~lltil! .ojt 1\iSCQNery led. to an ~Heoligatioo " . *. area for lhe past few days. Sentinel photo • Integrat,ion Plan * --·~ . In.tourt...···, ' I ~~~~~~w1if iroqiJ1,1rig,·1 Oclbber 1 t\1 opo$1on. McCiq1rilck of Pit... ··C .be i-eceiv~d starting at bllrgb 11 serving a Ufe tertD' fol murder · can · OD a._m_.-'·- - - - - Notiri, that the patient 1~1r- , yea~·~ tests ~hat I' President Somoza I :Of Nicaraugua Is Assassin Victim 1 · .a. m. Tl)& blgh stepping Panther Band· ' Somm~a. 60, baa been the atrong under the baton of 'their dir«:tor, man of Nicara•u•n poiitles for Mr. a., Woodgeard put on quite more than 20 y~ars. He setved <'lSI an • exhibLtlo of ~archiDJ and pr::eaident {rorn 19::17 to 194'1, ..took mu.e. Friday night when the over the presidency again in .1950 ~ PaDthers "let the Belpre and was e1ected to a six ,.ear E:.l&;i on the tautr-•s fteld. lmll. 1 .Tbe. Pomeroy muslcl~~ entered ehot f~~ times by an ~- field from the sl~ellne:s and in the C~~ae:. dOwn field playing the roti:.s-a NJcaraguan, Ins_p~r L. F: cdlatyya aog!o. Nicaragua, eight Jng m·areh, Datlle Cry, under the I. • '· . ·, Bad weather last spring was blamed by the dlvW.on for poor rtproductlon of ptiea&anta. .. ;• Dlv~iO~ · o,ffl,_c\al,« . said 'b'ere w_as a g_ood carr)' o'(er of lJ,ens as breed4p4 •\Oek but that the .peak of tpe 1·· ~~te!t was U) days to . two weeks lat-er. tllan normal ~n d the average "btood s.lze Was smal er. ·. the late spri!lg and cold weathe~ With pertodu:: fl~_tng durin& ·May and early ~une, caused_ the tfrop in populattoD, the div.Jslon slid. Almost no ~ds hatcbed d~tina that ~e, , Ute divf;&1on a'd· ded. r .. Th& dlv.ision·f-ld the sharpeat . ·. PLYMOUTH 1 R&H, ELBERE.E POSTf4ASTJ!:R. ~~rt RusseU and Postal. . ,. leadeuhip of Drom Majoretle, ApHenry of Ashllllili, Ay., make an Inspection of the car in Aller pullinll through one set- ril Shaste>n and her very capable wl\ich undeUvered mail containing checks and money orders back, It wa.s believed Somoza asolatanu, Barbara Donovan, Carol ' . decX1!U! In ,. p1J•ant _.ood populat,\On wu ln the phe.~ant x:_II~Je ~.~ _.N<trtbwestern , 10bio. tba ol~ ·' . J(llwnee Wte bi!d: ,.,.,. ·-' I There'e for Tbe State WildLife Division reports that the pheasant 1population will be down l i much as to per cent compared to last year. "£ , ,, .. '· . ·· s· IX Children , !Burn To Death .Panther Band BALBOAC C&nal Zane uP Presidenl Anoslaclo Somoza Nl- p ls NeW In Farm Home earagua died early today, a vic- I resen tim of an assassin'sJnUiets. · • MaWAUKEE, Wia. uP Somoza loc"curnbi!i:Pat the u s. Mkth MUSicale cllildren, nont over, 12 .);tara of age Gonga. Hospital here at · . bUTned q, de&tb tate E);tta,- lriJile several hundred dollars were found, in the locked trunk would survive. Curti1, Connie Rae Woodgeard, !>ad new• for Ohio hunler,.today. of the car pictured In background. (Sentinel photo) But early today hospital author- Sheila Strauss, Julia Seyler ana . COLUMBUS, •l' ' •totle<!l moo's cheat until his Heort healing again. No rheol incision was made. Six~ nroughout State o. UP - ently had n!' pulse ~nd ~ifll· heart a~dlt1onaJ children . were vachad stoppe~, Or. Sheppard n _l'riov- emated this year. eltJoyed a high cd the obatl'!UCtion frOm ltltComl· degree of protection. 1 ick's throat and massaged the of Phe8:iants Dowo ' , , .-~ ·'~ r~r!M lrt,tjl~ \>tb· ptri~Mr John M~nrUCl: bh'o'ked have w)len 'ft was ~'lflllt\4 . <)tit 'from ,sallis y.ard a_ne&t~a Jo),lpwi~ ~~n· lllppeMicl· · Pop~arionPJl J Dr.' . !b\opect- oQ. wh...-r Dr. $arp 18: ;~~-~l)_g a calves J.ije ter.m for.• mq~~er~ ~: . a · t~lf~ ' . .} of the berds of con1signors requesting inspection was -OOLUMBUS UP eOinpiel<;d in Meigs County on Frtuel .H. consisting who wasSheppard; convicted. ot · ' aild·lRoy wile al;..lhel• :~~~~ ' 'Mhe"n9r Uve- bljme, .!Ad"Y .~ . . ' C~ E:·· Biakes- saying _f.U{l,.,_'ll Tbe tent~.artJ te,..UOn, bli\ )iJked·•the boord odopt a now pion b<giooi114 .. ~~~~,_..... •aomp•lpr. . . l "i"'J "l r [ - ·- 4 tuU. I At Penitentiarv• eount1eF. · qualllt <l The Hopkins Countr 811Jln:! of Education pLan call& tor lotecu· tion over a ~2-year perio~ ~tartllll , with d...g.-atlolttn;the flril ll"'d• till• laU •nd pl-oereulnll · to the next hlaher grade ·~ Y!!ll•- ) will I fiu.~tion K preme Court 'di~~. , · Fetleral Judie Henry L. Brooka fUled in· a suit f11ed bf Mrs. Graee MUcheU, • Negro mo~b;er who .t;ried to enroll hr:r two children at an •11-white aebDol at Madison· / · diul8Jted from Melg!, . Vln\oa and, , neigbbotinll Fedor!! judge i-uliq~i'Y lhat a Konliloky ac!JOol Wl-a'l)2i)'Nr · plan' lor ltttelftlllo• ,of ll~ll:!!:f'hH, tlre~ . waa nbt ln.' lille wl\1! '1be,. Sp. ,ville, Ky. - ~!~e >'"' ' ' 1 - ·· - ~ Yonbhl,. pull you ailllo hoad of lhe lol1vni a~rl J>t'!litV'l~· , thai~~~~:~ Of ~bool'~9ard Shakespeare Club Me~tmg • preceded By A-Luncheon --- to Paul orgariiilti¥.· 1 £: •r, ' ' ndt trouble I asruna into re1ult of his OWENp{lRO. ~x)< · ,'triJ . -r Present were those name d above and Mrs. J. B. Elberield, 'Mrs. William B. Dowuie, Mrs. C. E. Peoples, Mrs .. Dey Hysell , Mn. Jed Wobstet· Sr., and Mrs/ Allen KeUar of Darien, Conn. a guest. to Some lron OurtaJa Igested Kl:t.rwibchev The judte ruled tlllil whUe tbe plio ''Was mode In flOOd laltb," II tli>es not comply witll .the auprepae Court direclfve to deaefiTt· eate· at "deliber.te .ll)eedn . '- . I{~ dl11 nvt · or~er·lmme<ll•le in- Min Lydi a Eberbsch gave an lntetieatlng ~alk on her trip to DerSTUDEBAKER I muda this aumrrier and s howed V8 with over..l pictures laken on the trlp. " Sueceeded Bert• Serov is the pollii<u~~;'~~~:~~ managed Russia's bl 1 of the Baltk: atates l.11ueeeeded Lnenti P. 1 wu excceuted as a traitor PfeRD!: Kremlin leadersh!p, bead of the ttate security. 1 I!aU. ·.•· . '~' ' II of the centnt eo_.. mittee at the party eonsreu ~· 1 Feb r u ar r where Khriu~ launched his hl11tork ati.ek .on tJlj: Jood Slalin. ·. ~ ,F Icast. Serov wall promoted- 'l'lll•a&. ; • • nearby Blaek Sea resort. were according to the Moscow •M•"'- D)eOJiber~i-p FESTIVAL ·- at Yalta. ReVI•Va} SefV1Ce • Soviet President hilov also was Lhere. But IsPremier Nik.olai Bulpnio St3ft S M00day At Ilov, Foreign Minister Dmitri T. Slu'P.l·; who are v.aeationlna: at I . FALL liMA.. lthtu~bcbev Kllmenti opproachlnc or cold I t.ttendance Of:icer Leo Kenn-edy .r;;.eorgc Miller, Jr,EdGen~~~~~:: l'ames Bowl~s . . Pearl John Ketchka, MN-bae] Neal, David llln-dy, Tom die Blake. '"..,.,ill $-i•• ., . n Market Reports clo11 wllh the,. •mol!ly-llylod ftonntl ohllll ' • •r 101t a1 a clovd yet wa.~~y fii800d. AciJono , .IOI!orod of o1urdy SGnloil&od t011on fi!lnnol walh01 boaulilulty, wrlnklft. S.. .,_, In hondiOIM plaid~ chock! and ~. '< Men's Slze.:.-&tiall, Mediiun, . ,_. Large, Extra Large 111M1 Boys Sizes 8 to \8 U.D~ .. NMIIOY, Cl • a Appeal Sounded For Clothing To Aid Needy I 1952 DESOTO . ___ -- $895 $1t 595 J: - • ist I . .. ' . · SINGLE 1 1953 PLYMOUTH -- $8~5 Slllllan; Clean car Inside and . _- _ ' -~ ",t ; ll&ht green fini•h : . ealnL tl~ ~) _ _ _ -- ~-_ - 7f;_ ." ·- -·-· - - 2 dr Sedan; One l'arcful owner. Original ' . .- --.. $1,295 ~ • ° ~:~·~~o~v:erdrive, radio highlight! of a vacation trip. cleanest '51 m<ld<)ll Fol~ing lh~ hu.~ness session , itJ 'h ton pickup. Good low mileage one owenr truck . . . P a1ked ft--their )obi, endin& u a.l•7ftl" en ·tJl wbtclll ~Jp pilotl w ln anal~ 91a1 baftdlld ~ b7 ~ - the task ot enumber at~ ""iiif•D ~ boWft'll't Mrs. Phil Williamson, president, tires, . .. :n~':t;;~~~~~=e:.~~~~toWittfftJ~ w.-.. Customllne 4 dr "tl<lanl pt"esidcd at tbc meeting and mem~ • i."l~ ber.s responded to roll call with jd~~~PJ:f~~~:n. 1954 CHEVROLET $1,095 & urmo1 . c<~shtrncs: Mrs. E L. Hughes, Mrt!. l Mrs. w. w. H&yes, new chair• ,wbo is. coDfined to ·tu:r bed af{er Luman, Mrs. T. F. Hawkins, Mrs. man ol- the Afternoon Circle of a recent tall, and decided to send Llllian McGht~~. _Mrs. Charlles Ben-~ the WSOS presided Thursday eards to.~ Lauri~ MeK.ay, who ne_tt, Mrs. Wll-hs Anthol:'-y, Mrs. when they met at Heath Metlvr 1k a p,atien~ at ~e1gs Gene.rll Mllton Hood·, Beul!i.h Whtte, Mrs. dist Chunch. SpftFial music includ- Hospital. . C. J. Rhodes and Mrs. John Lyons. ed a vocal due.! by Mrs. Hattie with NY· Thirty-five members and on~ Smlth nnd Mrs. Forrest Bachtel The meetiRS clOJed a p euest, Sandra Miller were invited with Mrs . C. M. Hennesy as pi· er read by Mn. Hayes. ~bthooto tbe chur~h tlll'ting room where . tesses were Mrs. Forre&t ~ e• arran:gemenU, of fall flowers wer-e ams~ · . Mrs. Maude Bec!k, Mrs. E. _M. BLake used on the refreshme nt table. ReMlss Bess Sanborn. gave a brlef Mrs. Kenneth Byer and Mrs. Kerfreshments were served by Mrs resume O>f the mat~nals found ln bert Chambers Cookies aod coffee Beulah White Mrs Franoce~ two church publlcations: ''Tbe were served with Mrs. pre. · · · · An 1 Woman" and ·~wof1ld · 8ldmg Bearhs Miss Emma Mal·! hews Mrs Method"st a4. the Harry Houdashclt, with Mrs. J.acob OtJtlook''. She also discussed the arran-gement of books for the coming moeen T urn er aH. a eontl.·1but 1ng ho.sl!.ess. tw.o study "M' · Fl ld i th U s" •_- -------year Ission e n · e · · on theand ''The Cbuuh in South~ Asia'', and several pamphlets whl.ch she ordered on the Hves of ' missionary hl!roel. cmclNNATI. o. uP - Produce : f'llans were made for a Rum, ' Eggl-i weaker, prices at &nns , mage Sale to bt! held on 00tober consumers, wh ite and b&'OWD• A 119-20 with Mrs. John Ketchka -u jumbos 48-50; A large 46-48; A the general chairma n. Place of mediums 27-31; A smalL 19-21; B the sale will be announced later. large 35-40: FOil Cin cinnati, while Mrs. Hayes led a brld ex·p1ana· Ra•lne Lepoa_Halt and brown A large 53-55; A me· lion and quelltion period on the Ftlond Sa" .Sept l!~9 dlum 35- 36. year's programs and projects.Band, Jitney SUpPer Chickens, woolt. fryers 3-3¥.! lob Plans were also discussed foo- the l<e Cr•am - Q~e~. 16·17; hens over 5 lb 13-14; hens annual Chritmas Bazaar aod MarConteola, rr!Ua &. _...., 5 lb and under 13: hens light ty.p·e ket to be held QTJ ~~;;. lQ~\1-11-12; old roost-ers 10-11. i The members &e.llt a kOund-Jto.. A noon luncheon· preceded the meeting of the Senior Shakespeare Clu.b held Wednesday afternoon at the hon\fl of Mn .c. F. Tompkins. Spring Ave. Mrs. Louis Reibel asked the blessins. - BUSll'll!lSil PHOIIE 3118 · September 20, 1936 hletlc Deoartment took the ___;,,.:11) ~ J ch~~; ~ :'hcB;!~~;~ an:;·~ .~i~ I "Hen-Pecked Holle' Gosscp" with the following ladies l•k'•g part in .• , A salad course was served to the mt! m•bers aud Mr. 11nd .~rs. Fred Gardner, guests. Buddy gifts I· exch!lflt-:cd during the social lrour. S"e These Trade-Ins On Our Late Model Used Cars 1us3 PLVMourn l~~~e~~~ Hardtop. On•ell owner, really clean. Many More- All Types and Models • . \\\e soHest of flann~' ·. , . . x. SACRIFICE PRICES Qhto, x • Pomerov ;.Mailman Middlep9rt Football Team Faetnrt ·Federal Cha··-~ . e· ~ 1: sees . Ohio . •• - anCI Mony USED CARS SElLING AT ' ' at tltc homt' of theidly "Jdeals" reviewed ~b:!n~le:l:te~r;;;t~o~M::rs:.;;;A~. Middleport. hi' a bookandon also the life of Dr. ~~~B~u:tt~e~r~9~0~o:ro~r~e~6~8.,;;;;;;,;;;.,;;;;~' ·- - - -~W~·.:M<~K!a:y~,O::=:.i:!=;;: ---Albert Schweitzer. A reporot was given on maps purchased by the I RACINE 0 E S MEETING cl'ass earli~r. Plans were m:Ld <:' for I Rar.inc Chapter OES will hon or the annual apple-butter proj ect of tll e past matrons and past patron -~ the Philathca Socict~· . Mr~. Oscar i at the regular meeting, Monday Roush .spOke briefly of the sa le 1 CVl'ni ng. Louise Stewart, wort hy or cards and vases and Mrs. Her- · . ma tron has requested each mt'm· man Lohse, who Telurned Monday ber except the honored guests to fr"Om' Lake City, Mich., report t> d bring a cc-vered di sh for r efresh· snow in that ar(·a this paM week. menta. The October meeting will be a with Mrs. covered dish. .supper William Brad£ord, and Mrs. C. E. Vance as co-chatnnen . BUICKS ,. ' of the Loyal Women's Clau of the Chur-ch of Chris t, presided Thursday when they met at the Mrs .Harry Mills' home wHh Mrs. Dave 1'\'lrmer, Mrs. Chauncey Vance as as.;i.9ting hoste~ses and Mrs . Wi1li·am Eastep and Mrs. .James Whi,te as contributocs. Th!.! Ladie~; Aid Lutheran rhurch c::;day Oetober 3, Mr s. Paul Thcisx, EDITORIAL PHONE 39'7 • The Busy Bee Class me( 8il the First Bapti!rt Chu1..::h Thursday evening with their pre-sident, Mrs. Raymond Luman, presiding. They bought a rocking chair f-m; the chUI"(h nur.sNy rooms and also voted to buy curtains for- two more cJau-roOillB In the church. Mrs. Luman opened the meeting with a reading on Christianity and Mrs. Shirley Mills was devotional leader. She read Scripture verses, an original player "Prepare Yoursell Daily" and closed with a praye:- by Max Airman. Bir\.hdays of Mrs Charles Bennett Mrs. Pea~l H"Qff~an, Mrs. C. E. Hoyt, Mn;. Cha.l'les Wh1te, Mrs. John Lyon'i, were recognized. It was reported that Mrs. Jacob Turner, member of the class, is .seriously ill at Holzer Hospital. Loyal Women's Class Meeting Held Wednesday Mrs. Will Reynolds, pres ident, Daybook NO 142 • Busy Bee Class Improves Church ,...----------·--,I ~'tr;( • ntine at i FJrst Baptist Mr and Mrs . Charle.:; Starkey left ed to twr home , Columbus after t Monday ar•ernoo n for their horne Vllil\ w1lh Mr. and Mrs . Karl GrueBa raboo Wibc after a seve ral :u'r and wi:h her mother. Mn. weeks v· 1~ i! with his sisters. \1.-!1 . · Am?.oda Howell al Meigs Ge1 . ~ra l Wendt•!! BC'tzmg and Mrs. Will iam H o~p1tal. J . Dur~t. ~~nroute home. they wiU Mrs . William Dillard and childvisit in Colu mhU.5 Springfield, Fl. 1"1'0 of Columbus were recent David Wayne, nine month.11 old guests of Mr anrl 'trs . Harry Kel-. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo MocKin- Recovery and in Illinois. te r, Minersvile . ncy, wru; taken- to the Jones Memorial CLinic Thursday where Dr. Mrs Leo Wi!liJm ~ who was ~all­ R. R. Picker.s put five stitches In ed here bv the illness of her mothi! finger af<ter it had been her, Mrs. "Amanda Howell,. has recrushed In the door of their turned to her home in Cha rle~on. trailer. W. Vn . Whil<' here, :-;he was the gu 4 ·~t of Mrs Bernice Howett. Recent over night gue!tls of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hughe11 were their .l llek Duffy :JOd Walter Kufrman nephew and his wife, Mr. and of Halifax, Y'ass .~pent the pas! Mrs. William Grogg, .Fllnt. Mich. wel' k end with Mrs LPna Huber Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones, West and other rclativr>s. Mansfield, were recent guests of Mr &nrl Mrs. E . R. Tompkins and Mrs. Sophia Hazciett and tlaughgrandson, James Hamer. tcr and son in law, uf Dtnver, Coloradu visitl'd this w1·ek wlth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withrow, MinersFHA HAS MEETING ville and were Mnnday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willi am The lt<lcinc I'' H A held its fir~! mcetin·g Frid.ay September 14. The Fisher. meeting was cond ucted by Donn11 Mrs. Albert Mees spent ThursJean Uwis. The purpose of ~ht' day in Mason, W Va. with Mu meet ing was to elect new officers ..... George Mees for th is sc hoo l term. ACCORDIONIST Dick Contino Mr. and Mrs Allen Keller of and Leigh' Snowden are shuwn .. , Th~ officers elected were as fol D:::ne n, Co nn ., are the guests nf with the ir marriage licenHe ln lows : Pre~ident, Judy Proffitt ; her pnrents P.tr. and Mrs J B Hollywood. Program: Wedding Vice President , N<~dinc Roush ; Elber[cld. In Beverly Hilla, honeymuon m Secretary and Treasurer , Patrit:1 <1 (l ,.ternati.onal) Martin- Historian Shel ba Hill ; Par- Hawaii. Mrs Dey Hysell left Thursday liameniaria n, Jani ce Hill; Hcpor! · for a v1sit in· Columbus with Mr. er, Altic Stover; Song leader, Car· and Mrs. Otho Keenam . olyn Norns; and Junior Falrboard The Sentinel Member Marv Gracl' S!Dha.-t The bu~ineSs taken rare of wa& the selling nf Christma s ca rds and th1• raising of dues. 8 -~ I ,, VOL Vlll :\lr and Mrs OJ ;(' Faull<: of CE? I h-mbus are t he ~~u·sls of Mr"~. c.,l,lrt1r Hawk Mrs. Welby Whaley has rcturn- Bernlda R(·~ of Alfred werr guests 01 Mr <~nd Mrs. Allred Higgs 11nd daughter 1he past weekP'HI. ' ' ' e ' . W'e're stripping. . ;l or a~tioa! t ' • .. Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor S Schaaf. Middleport Society Edilor-Phone 6079 GARDIEN' CLUB TO MEET I.'J, EGYPT UNLOCKS NEW SUEZ ERA •- < . ' * * • 4 , A Pomeroy reSident and former mall carrier in the Pome-~roy Post Office today fae:ed FeiJ,er3.1 chaTges for negle-ct and lsh dlin f th United States mail following his surren· m an g0 . e . la F id f der and confessJOn to postal ·aU;thortties here te r ay aI' ternoon. . _{' . · MyrQn A . Bailey, 32, the fonner mall carrier oq Pomeroy Clt:y RoUtes. Who 'r etired voluntar• ily from the POital Servlce- .on locked trunk of an auto Q"WDed bY July 1 after five and one balf Bailey whieb ,had beep r~posses;sed yeara of .service wa placed under •by the Tom lbie Metol's of 389 S. ~ $500 appear e bo~d late Friday t'I'hlrd-st., Middleport. · afternoon roTJ.ppearances ~fore 1 Federal Cou(t iD Portsmouth, Ohio Raymond Russell, en employee next Saturday ·of the Rue Motor Co., while ,, cleaning up the car on the Used T.he- first lndtcatl-ona of any- Car lot found' the undelivered mail tbloa .tomlil with the former mall 'and thlnklns It rubbish bad burn.u rriu e-amc Thursday with the ed a cQnsiderable portion of j¢ hediscovery of aeveral hundreds ot fore realizing wb'&t he Will doing. . dpllar• tn .ch~ ,a_n d mO~f or- Post office and Federal author1dera ~on1 ~'b ftumerOOi · other iUes upon being apprised;. of the I ~Ieee•• of ~Uvored IJillll .Ill !be ' " ' Coutilllled OD ,p qe 5 Hies said Somoza'.s condition took, Ann Baker. an unexpected turn for the worse. When the band reached mid. Shortly afttervtard, S o m o z: a '1 field they presented a sna-ppy sacondition we.s reported "extrrme- lute to theJr many fans. While in ly grave'' . BDd death appeared im~ this position they gave their ren· minent ditlon of the well known ''Dark Towq. Strutters Ball" ,to which the majorettes did a very clever dance routine. Ifnmediately following this routine, .they formed a .gtlnt Treble Clef .slgn In which tbe)played ·the very beautiful ''Teen Ale Prayer". Following this th!j!r 0 0D went into tbe shape- ot '41 ..Stringless guitar and played an Funeral ser~ices for Mrs. Leola old tlrpe fllvorite for all their Jenkins Potter, Gallipolis Route 1. "blllbllly" friends, "On Top Of . will be held Sundav at two o'clock Old Smoky." at 1he Poplar ,·Ridge Baptist . These three fonnatlons bad been Church. tarmed facing the stadium, The Friends may call ·at Lhe resi. band then did an "about face" an~ dence uotil the hour of the funer- formed a bugle facing the "HomeaJ, f'll loUts". Here they played the nov· Survivor!! Include a daughter, clty tune which Is .so popular Erma, Mi~dleport, llnd a brother, 'Bmong the 11tudl!nts this yelr, I Leola Potter Funeral RiteS T Be s day Llo,d, llliddi"'''lt. I .' -d "Sea You Later, AW~~&Ior''- their ·pafeuts ~ were any .ftolll . ·. , , c I Fire officials 11lid ibe blue swept throUJh tbe tnr:Dl' of eo"Dverted birn-horhe 'i sUlfu.rbu Oak •'Creek. ' All tJiG. b 1~ wel'a removed from the wrt'Cltaa:e. . ope viCtims ~re Ideo~~ as M_ai1ba Vallarlel, 12 $tetra ..,"" R, Mary Ann, 7, ·P eter, 5; lane. 3t~'ttd Frank, ll months. ...-1;.>1) I I h~me. I C0 llege StUdents B00 Truman At a Judge Cedric Clark Southeastern Ohio he spoke at the Rotary Club night at their dlnodnerhmeeUng at Heath Methodist Church. Sylvester had cit t e pride in towns and homes wbj.ch be observ· wood trees be planted ed in Canada on a recent trip and highway instead of Judge qark .suggested that Rotary trees wbitb are .._, bac~ a ca~aign to encourage during their blosaoming similar act~Yity in Mlddl~rt. the sprtng. Edison Baker CAMBRIDGE, Mass. UP - A He' n_tenlloned the co~dition ~ 1 ed a survey of btgb""Y crowd of college students booed many s1dewalks in ~he villlage, the showing the location of former President Truman "Friday absence of street signs and house port. ni&ht when he said election f>f! numbe'rs tn many places here, the State Represe-ntative President Eisenhower and a Re· weeds which grcow along_ the side Meinhart asked for sup.port '' publican Congress wouLd be a two- ~alks and ~he old bulldm~s both ie organi.zr41ons In lettiDC , fold disaster. ln t~e busmc:;s and rPS>Jdentlal . know_., represenlatiri '"It would be a disaster [or Eh~ sections as place& to start lm- eounty-whll the- eltlRDI 1him, to do parUeularly on eohower and a disastu for the provemcnt . o.ountry," Mr. Truman said. . Judge John Bacon, president of tion dealing with the e~~~J: Tbe audience of Harvard Uni- Rotary, pr~esided and gave Racine be made ~n Route 33. A d versity and Massachuetll lnsti· as an example- of what tivie pride of these J)f(i)lems will lute of Technology students booed. ean do to improve the appearance ture of the Dn:t metltiD:I whlcfl_,. _, ' The rormcr president paused and ·of a town. an ope-n mteUng .smild until the noiSe subsided Paoul Sma rt, who hu recenUy Methodist women who and then continued. He conduded return~d from a New England and served tb~ dinner bis talk whieh was billed u a .tour, told of the beauty of that Everett Davi6, Mrs. H. E. .'BeholaTy'' discussion of the of. We-a and tllc care shqwn ln every Mrs. CIU'l Mlttox, Mrs . I flee of tht· presidency amid Jl)ixed part of the lttndscape bOth rur._t Hayes, Mrs. Fn;d Hibbs, Bep Political Rally I boos and cb•""'· and ucban. He SUilleoled thai dol born. � 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 28, 1956 duffy