https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7c018a1117d1a2120afbb8271ba12950.pdf 779b79a0a032d21eceb402d6bb18b0cb PDF Text Text • . . -. 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. �·- ' ----- ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O: Sept 29, 1956 -··----- · - - - DOWN ON THe fARM - r ...The Daily Sentinel -·· -' ..... -. lllaiUD I. OWEN , ~- "'bll-...., I )' '-' i ' • IIYNOLD E, GR-1 IDITOit - t Sundoy by The Oblo \>'an., 11 d~ 111C>~ at 110 ~hanJe st ... Pomeroy, 0 . Bllsineu offit• . ·~ ... ·o41tortll omoe pkOJ>e 1117. i.,. u 1ee011d ,.0!117 Oblo. clau malf.AC m1tter at tbe ·S P~>~t Qfflce BothaeiU.XJ.•MU. ... Lei1.t.;toa Ave.. New Yort City, 16, Y. Pi fa ce, and Woodrow Wilson would have been a mite too pro fe ssion;~! for Rly tas tes, had I been ()f voting a1 •••Teddy .nta:. Delivery br carr1er wllere available 30 ceata . . week; one Jear in advaace at The Uaily Sentinel office. $15.GO: Ill* maatllA. $1.80; three months, $3.90 . By tlotor route wberf. ~: oat mt.ath, ''· BJ ~II one y~ar 18; sll aaoatba., $4.25; . . . . . . . .tlu;. -.abi GDe tDODttl. $1. . . )~AlLY 'ACaOSS ~, a. Fun "E:wool ,1 ~~ ot rd. :·u. · · ~- job\t I.J,~'W .&.i. • ij;· 6. Man's 'i f l"llh U~ Jt\t~t :("t~.') . ' (ptlll.l I ~~.Tr-ee fl .2 0. "Dt\'tnmul 21. l'eara ~3. Sound ot • aoo•• a.. Underworld. upper cornen ot ·a&U to \be ~d ~~ ~I ~ !"to be'' . e., ' '' • RI.Vifti' aldu 1: ."Mtitreat it. ·leoti . lia.w...nmr I•• ,.. I v.llplal .a. "· 'llliolltl Loftla 'IIOWK I . ~ . ~ ~ I"" ·~ I'" . '7 I~ . ~ I ~ ::::%1.0 , . ~·· 1'01' ~ CallftJ) ' ,.. 1.'01- ovule (Bot.) DAILY CIIYPTOQUOTE ,- Here'• how to work lt1 AXYD ... BAAXR ll LONI(],f'ELLO\V orM tetter ebnply ttanda tor an o~.her . In this example A 11 used for the three L'a, X tor the two o·11, etc. SLngle lelter1, apo1~ traphlal. U\t Jencth and !ormation ot the wor(Ja aro &U h.lll\1. J16c1a 4ay the code letttra are dU!'erent. the imprenion of basic barrenness, even when sunburned. hav~ been considering bald hc.lds lalel~· -mdudmg my OWlland hove reached the conclusion that Adl<~i's pate will wreck him. It is the wmng kind of bald head. You take me, for InStance . The plot t'-s iwd spJrkJer that s hows through my s kull is well back just" over the nt:ck, and I new): see it. Henrc. I am not bald until 1 g6t inrto some •or.Jbinatlon of hotel mh'ror:,; which shockingly appri se~ me of Lh<.· fact that I am I un.pr()tN>ted whert! the s un Mrikes M.rdest. · It is po~sihle that 1 am a touch sca!lt:V tn front, but that Is a sor.t of distlnfuished illusion known os the literary fo-rehead . At l ca.9t I ~n still see my cowli_c k. flul 1 :hgress. I nm not runnmg for Pre .ld("nt . Adlai hofl~ a nude- skul•l which looks stark naked. Ike has a Rude skull wht.·h dCH!sn 't . lke's Is wider Cl;.~tt c r . whih· Adlai's reachc5 to hl•ights that might only be called pointed . ., · lkt' lo:ok.o; as ir his we"ll·g razed ra pul.ar acres might seE'k a little wn. AUai '::~ eroded acres give me .. I" 41 I.Oaupt By ROBERT C. RUARK '" lg ~ . · "!.,, t,Jnderwor14· 'ft<! tM'rth.) ·· ~~·ttiUrch patt . ~· --------,--- 1 I 1 'the tace h important, ol eoune ' when determ-l.ning what 30rt of bald head wUI 10 down best with ·the vote-m. Ike's grin balances his b1ldness, beceuae he also has !lOme ears to bold uop the top strlJIC(ure . Adlai Ja a ~ouch ou the fox-~aced side, wH:h an odd-ly-fitting dop~le chin. This rulatat sound Jike a ca~*g appro,_ch to who will be our l)e}Ct leader, btit tt Jsn't or poU~'I~s wouldn't boek TV time, pO&e,l f"P.r newsreels, or ao barnstorrnin~ 1 qH aro~,~nd the countryal.:te. That vp· ual appeal creeps into !.he v~pg consciousn~s , no matte" wha~ 1 tbe pollsters say. Tom Dewe)'s appearance o( CX· ces 11 i.ve primness wrecked· him, and tha.t awfully accurate crf.Ck about "the little man on the Wedding cake" was a vieioua weapon againRl a goo'll and certainly com· pctent man . The memor-y of Kefauver'• coon. skin h11.t ill of no help to t.he Uc· ket , and 1 •m prep~red to swear that Dick Nixan's skJ~jump na&e and chipmunk cheelu won't help A Cryptorram Quotation "f jc Tl CKR LUI VHR YHUVY NLG IIKi' JCTT ·s T 0 C L- R G W C N G E . ' :JI8 .) ' WORKINC·DAY WORLD!-IHAKESPEARE. 1 D~lbuteC b)' Ktn1 feahlhl lfat ... tt T• It UnYsual Affair . iYOU'R'E .X~.b~JNG ME!) C••tr•l l'rfff Wtltll I ,··= :.')If THC NEAR ruture, P"dlct• detl)' expert, natlone li>f.tta.te_ , bl &tile to eontrol th~tlr dl· ~ WUJ'I'ftted ntw alogan for . ,'MIIMI ""-quo.•" ''The J'Jorlda Gf the I ! ! '"e ma~w ttpacrt tt.t r_..,ill<loll .ttNUcm, thut old chauged to : luu ILi• tlolJ!" b(l ;•1~;,~•111/~Niog I duclnf thefr own pi'Ofl'llll&- Jtow that, lnllatl Junior, 11 th• kind of home work ... •ttoul<l have j over here. ' 1 ! ! . A lover~ t!IIJhl, "II" tM poet~ 1 are a11hmu1 '11 flrtlt jla'kea of axow, r Run·, but thtu ccrlttluJy wnr o"t their urolco me he a hUM'J,I. ! ! 1 A trvlv faWiou• m•n It •n• who 1 can t•t hit name In the new.. IMI!Nrt lust by hlllltlnt thai he ... r "n.thln1 11 tOy." ~ ' ! ' ' ' euburban.lt.e;• The plalnw the mnn al tbe Ia Ju• t a contlnuoua push, . pull and llft htwnmower, pull tho llrt the tnOW lbOVtL Ute, eom- I next detk, ' round of puah tW• leaf rake, to p,,. Alto An . ,.,...,..,~, On<i I A"ttocfqt6on A~IDK'GTON -One or the mon unueqat_,..d certalnly one 04. the rno1t "tmpartant...,..Jection eampatrn• thll year wiU be t~ the U. s. Senate In New York State. Tba conte1t will be Htween New York City'• Mayor Robert F. W&pler, Democrat, tAd New York State's Attorney Oeneral Jacob Javltl, Repu)lk:an. What makt11 the campaign 10 unuaual lit that Warner wtll aat l11c what might actually have hem the molt potent campatJil weapon ag&lnlt Javlta, while ene ot tM mala arguments agalftlt Warner I• that bt J.1 too neodeli In New York. JaviU hu b"n aCOUMd ·ef 10m1 lllt•wln&' uaoclatloftl-but WQMt' \OUPlOt uae the ehl,rp In the c:ampalp 1lnce the GOP candidate'• _,..,. · ty has b~ell warmly d.efanillld by .IOiftt Ill W&J" ner'1 atron.-..t Democra.tlc tupperter.. On the other hand. ._Uit lllht argum~mt•-.l•cert or otherwl,._that hla Mrv• lee• are 10 vitally needed •t !ltew York't ~lt)' hall that he cannot be 1partd top 1o the lhaale. Thoae \IBinr thla luue to oppo• Wat'l\tr'.l eltca -t lon point out 'that, lhoukl fte,.. \o 'W. . . . . ., hit peat u mayor would t~utoiMtkJ&lly tte· tUft ov•r by City Qouncll P·r Mkltnt Abe ........, .a New 'torlt'• Drooklyn caothlng mantllaoturer 'N'Iwle .-nt~Y u Moyor Wq~t•r 11 pultUc ottlcial ll IMtptJ quqtsont4 tar mu,y, 8~ti1J1 "::.i''.,.- - - - ., !'•7fl . . l.fl .':' ............ c.,,• ., New York Senate lact \'..,.._)"1 Vryptoquot": 0, HOW FULL OF BRIIJM II ~Jill& -- - Ruark Reports ' ~ -:% •• l'e t•'lll ~ of --. --~ - ~------ I'• I" P . Youth 'k . Fortify u . Dtlflrure •· J " " Jt. Une from Y•ter4•y'a baw., acend31. Helpera ant ot Ham Z1. Valley 1poet.) ..e8. Filh (Var.) 38. Man's 80. Unclean nickname 31. Egypt's 40 . Dollar prealdent 1abbl'.) 82. Putting are&a -41. Viper I' piece ·r !slang) 27. A de· BAYS FAMILY RIUNION Among thflse o,ttcnding the annual reunion of the Bays !amily were Mr. ann Mrs. Donald Wolfe Don a!:ICI .Janice, Mr · .and Mrs: Omar Bays, Mr. and Mrs. Harold .. Hsh 16. Wheels on SWIVel tramea 19. Poem 20. Sloth 22'. Lotty mountain rtver tMyth.J ....... ""Ill .i Noah 28. Sty· 9. Depu~iea 10. BindJ &pin u-w.teraod I of nlokname ·4. .A.fit&l.e4 "':'.Female red deer 8. Halt tmt t"J("'MIIalll.) 1 23. Feml~ nine pro· noun 2:5. Son of fis!ures t . White ent i!flpUke I -1 CROSSWORD RoO'Scvelt and the elder Taft had magniri('CI';t Presidentia l faces , both heart~· . musbchioed, and with the intim.ations of jollity. The 1-atr Hob Taft ,a fine fel"low looked like for the jo!:, n·evu havlr:g the rlght political face . It reminded ytJu of a di3h of oat· meal, or a bowl of. whey. I don't think I'm wrong ·11bout this appearat)('e thing. Ike's right kind of baldness, eVen handicap. pcd by Nixon's oose, s.till seems to me a better bet than Adlai's shiny knob, pu1-sed mou.th. foxy nose, and Estes' pei"IJ)etual ex:pression of insatiable hunger for , handJh-ake. lDC., -4.'. ~U01.1 . finest, was not helped by a sl>and up collar and what, 20-0<kJ years ago, st>e-med like a cherub<beeked rae!:! . Ot all of them. I tllink FOR had thli' best kt.!S<'r for it. Warren Harding had IL but that pMved nothing. Ca l Coolidge looked unco mfortab le wi th his New En.glos.nd· f .. · ..tbtfO liJ 14urtiJlna represeatauve, Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0; Sept 28, 1956 -~ WSAZ -TV Channel all. Ht>rbert Hoover, on-e of ()Ur OUOTIO TO INTERISTI CIP MEIGS--SON - A '· 1 him as a pcustble Vlce...Presldent. Some people look like sbate-RneQ, \ some just don't. Abe Lineul.n looked like a Preal dent, and so d1d truthful George Wa9h1ngton, folsc choppers and Ctt~1rror W • • • e•'T>:NT ~IIOW"-Nol alll\opub1icana 110 oo""lo~ly "*' SUNDAY 0:00 llowdy Doody rso Buildn:g America 10:00 Fury 10 .30 Uncle Jobnny 11 :00 10:10 Sign On 10:115 Cltrlstlan Scieac. 10:30 Wh8t One PerSon C.tn 11 :00 Thia is Ill• Life c0001 Cowboy Theatre 12:00 TBA 1 11 :30 Man to •Man ":•rO,.; 11 :4!5 Industry on Parade r riported In Adv...U.mf--Sbould b• . lmmedilfte\Y. fte ~ S.;.tlnel will not be reapoO.Jbie 12:00 Ametican Forum 12:30 f)own On The Farm ' 12:30 TV Obapel 1:00 TBA 1:00 1:30 naseh31l 4 :00 TBA •t 6:30 People Are Funny PeiTy Como Show Esther WilUams 9:30 Your Hit Parade- '. 5:45 News Picture 11 :1..10 N ew,s 6: Sporta' 6:30 Cirew Boy Alcoa Hour. · with • . d~b 1). ' uo -- - - - \ - - - - - - - - 9:30 National Bowling 10:00 Bil, Town 2'1 31< 1 .,... 10:30 Coqnt oi :Mollie ciul~ · 11:00 Drew PeBl'SOtl Show '• ' ~ Mrs. J. Sorden Surptlised At , Layette Shower 'I'oltl. ' l·~ • ' •. •' • I ' SliD 0a ~· ~toaa- ""*" 8 'lllmeh with ·• Lara:e .rtork. Pink streamm enended from the stork to the Mrs. Jaek Borden was guest of· corner• of. t.be ~able, 1 Gam~es were plqytd and honor at I IUrprlse l·a yette showct award011 lo Mn. Fl'aotlln J:luillr~n. ----·--------, . Ralph Zundel and Mrs. -- Ctr10n . After the . honored guest apened llllta l ·d-1'1 <0Une Wll ~ ~'&~ 111\111• ' . ,._, ·• Coulllrf Oowon ·ln· llobAlf ·Cllss of "'the. .Pom.Sroy ·• ~· •lbe the GOP Nl.mpnlcn ao •f&r. Th•re hal been .-om• ·ln'tra...p&l'tJ •rt.Pinl over the method lh&\ WN c:l\OMn for kk::k.l al the 4th·• tw rt~ ele<"tlon of Pre1ldeD.t ElMnhowtr. Some RepubUcu leader• ateila)'illf thtl'IHiiCitnl•• "'Ml\ ,Jtlow" 1.t hi$ ta.rm In Oettyaburr, Pa., mertly ,put tbtln to • lDt ot tQense-l{ettlnr from their homea to Wuhlh·~-wrth tltut lo Jlhow tor lt. Other•, l!Owever, ln1lst that ·liaten·r.s to th• t-rul4ent tpea• wa• well worLh the Urne, troub~ and rnorU•f· They oame awq ftom Ute meeting more enthuH than ever about Mr. IHHahoWIJ"a euu11dacy . •·I Tr~or. with- mounted ~ower; · OJiYer double disc;:. l(~rie d~ Spike too1·h' hatN>\1{; ., ' 5 fl train drill, traetor dnwll •·l'. .• ;30 I I Wire rope; 1o-g ~hain; fi~ coW starichlons; 'l'RREE GILTS; PUR ' EiiRED HOLSTEIN HEIFER 20 : 1:00 Y.ou are 'll:let1t ,, ,_, Jackie Gle<l!lobft ~ f' Gale sto'm Show ~I- .• ' . · t'li.OO Ed- 5ullifolm. ShOW" J • ,. [ '{ • . 8:00 GE The- 8:30 Alfred HiklllctJ<k 9:00 $64;000 Cbollonge lO;OQ Suncby ~ew's Special f'.,:. : e. 3:00 Back At !!'be ~neb 4:00 FUm Funnl.. D:OO Saeebrusb lo Sadtlto will ..n tbilllp. Gll'lnUle Hall, !It_ I 8 2ll 6tp t-29-2\o LAII(:E . Jl"lr&. 8:11 TBA ·&:90 OzouT lubllet E~=Nl?:C::-E~K:c:E=t::::FtR . / Dropo $1.00 per bUshel. picked Bailey's $$.00 Bring containers ta•e :Raelne. r.rr£ · WOIIBN-O!ri&tmas 1 seiUno *ason early wltb Avon. \>'aluable lterri.torie,g now open in ""l'l' • ........ .....,, ' ' ""':, \ ... Jill'. • 'lUNDAY 011 ' .. ~ppoll~loa. par.ehel, ~.Qg;e. ~Mated on nice l9t neu schools., Qnly 4e-v~· $4000.00. MIN~VD..LE - - ........ tu. • 3:90 Medical Horizons 4:00 Golni Pl•CE• . ) -' Trevey-FlmterM~tlcl Funtrel Home ., . · Phone!85 RODNEY DOWNING .............................. --- 114tpr lun ,... Mc:tUin· Lille.C..dli . . . . . . : .. l ·., , 10:00 F~ure Theatre ' ,,. ..•.. SUNRISE TO SUNSEt The &tlonal AlltoOIIitlon Of M.ob\e IWiliiWI ·GQM no~ 0LlCLIII tt.e 'ft.Dtl'tl ... lmt Of thtiprof'nim, ltluf. il\ .......... polnt11 oat one thlnf: •blfh interest w~··llt tl)',... .....cl Jl'l!deral R.eHrve ll0a1'd OR •on•hoUBinJ I. . t ually pricing 'nlA. •aftd V1L mortPIM ' Houalnr ttarlll Groppii~Gft ll&~hS)y 'tbla . 'Hc.UIIe bf iiMk ot flniUitln(. Butkltft ~ !Ulat higher 1D&iiiMt .aJIPIIMI 1M oaty avlutiOD tor FHA or VtA....flUActd homta. 'i'!ATION• .!In_.. ,._t., -.e .-.•. .um• 990 OnYHrOW . . ::::,.~:::: !:" ::'~C:::.' evening and serve4 a dessert course to Mrs Wtbh Hall , Mra Paul.i ne Boll~nger, Lily Girolami, Mra p IC . W I d au ase1, Mrs NormaD ay 1111 , Mrs Ruth Karr, Mr8 Ed Anott, Mrs William Bradford, Mrt Lee Pratt, Mrs Wall&ee Bradford. · Tbursday a:l!rnooo Hra- Reid Van-.ey entertained at her -hOme below Middleport 00 the Hobson Tuesd~y · she was .i n Gallipolil Road and served a dee:!!Prt course where Mrs J-ohn L Evans, Secend to Mrs S}Jirlev Mills. Mr 01 Eli.zabe1b Avenue was the hostess. Re[reSh· Oiler, Mrs Thelma CoUins, Mrs were served to Mrs Ferrell Robert Haggerty, · JIJ'J Clifford IJity. Polly Ann Bauer, Jr&Dcl •- -~ .. _ ~• ~ ~ . IIJid Jllrs_ c . a. lwNir-, . Ills been under the eare Ill a ...... doctor tor 1 thlvat and ear Jtlle. tl.on for the past week, . ... • ·Mr. · aad Mrs. David Darlt tlr . . rnd .Mrs. Paul Dl.¥1.1 son, W1yne, are in ~;:~;:~ to attend the Ohio-~ Came .WWiam Darst nelist ln the m•rchino balld.Oi will have a tpecial ~aur V MeBrfde, Mrs Friday afternoon Hta Charlet MagnusSen, Mrs Stumbo. Marine Hooser, Mrs Ruck had a part)r at bl!r :home 011 , "Mrs Chiuae EvanP; the- Rutland Road. RefreSiunbUI Mrs P-Mk&, .Mr.s 'llbomas ~~e served to Mrs LouUe Morgaq, ~.§ R W &,.echri~. kias, Mr5 Nathan Bigtt, Mrs AIOn "fedn.esday Mrs Remo Nei· fred Biggs, Mrs Ruth lilbersbach, ri eattrtllned with a party in t•h e Mrs Lillian Burt (OIQJ)ani~ them a, ball time. Mrs. bus ud went on to "-!~• apend • week with Mr. · Daft FmD.er and famU7. 1 . w- ;::;:;~~;;:; .-.ben from Pome~oy .nd Middleport, was ·ce\elJrl.ted tbla .,._ with their . . . .I 'diDDfll' .at t11e Martin Rest..,.._ ~ 1J1m1bCra present . ..,.,.. lllre. Pratk Wilson, Mrs. . . . . A.nderlcNi:. Jlrs. wnu.am teJl, llr:l. AJIKnte (;lbbs. lbe cnemberl adjml:med after dlaner to the· bolft,e ol.- Mra. I>Jl1 Reuben Beck wltere they •njoyed games with pri~e~ wen tty Mrs. ·W alter Crooks, Mrs. P.ulten, Mrs. H<Oltetter, Mn; Wayne SWisher, Mrs. anrtes Murray, Mrs J1tneh Sauer ako br.ouala the I"''"'IIillj: pri$ftklh was WQD by Mra. son ' JI Thil!'~teft.nt ·president, Mrs:. G~ ' Hd:lrltetter~ was eiven a cll.f'ti'Om \J::ie clUb members. Mrs. Beck and lllrs. lrowontll1en ,..._ U&MII -..=.. flllll . r· ' a e ea f · · or• A group of Meigs Count) lldie• were in Athens, Thursday afternoon to attend an infonnal tea given by Mike DiSalle, democratic candidate for governor. The tea whleh W8g atltende<l by apl'J'oxJmately 400 was Jb eld at ttte Amefican Legion hall wbich decorated With arrangements of fan flO'flerB and J)lalcnds sbowiq DiSalle in childhood, as a r&mily maJl a.n,d as a public servant. hueMa fA!Tf receiv~d by Mr an~ Mtii ' DiS.aU:e . aAd. daUghter, Tom and Connie, Mrs Frank Lau~hc, Mrs John Donabue, Mrs MelTill D Brother!, Mr1 Mary Gallag!Jer and Mrs JliJth Stratton. . CookieS. tea .and nll:s were .se~ ed . trom a table attl'active •with ) LETS TAKE ANOTHER LOOK .... roy. IF You have .aomttlilng To 'Sell, T~d• or An· nounce, U,t A Doily Sentinel Dt•play Acl or Wont Ad be Your lteprtHntotlve. • '"'Tiley Gita..idtl- ~ ~tyn Mary of llr ·-· ll Kiber, and PROftT CALL 398 - ·- " · 1 I ii thlfr POUIPDnV . , .• · One Won One . ~t~~~~_:_ -,---.,---- . . . of-- A.·-··· ~ Alltnl-.trlx NOTICE CIF AP~Mill1' THE DAILY SENTINEL JfoJ.lct is hereby given tJ;aat Mabel! L &,fan whoee 1'<1•1 Q1llce ~u Is Lanpvllle, Ohio, at. 1 his Wen duly appointed as . Ad~ millistraf.rhl: of the Eatate- of CharJe· A Gotschall late of Salem ~ert coui'!I~o was served by the ,.:.;..blp, .lle\'1> County, Dhlo, a. """'""" to the obove oamod aad ceDed ~ Jfrs. Ralph !undei, Mrs. D~wt 1 Di10d thi! '11th cloy ot SOptom. · Iuper, Mrs. Ate1l Shllo, !Irs. to. . W 18156 · rain sterrett, Mrs. W!illtam Wat- and Mr11 Orville Jo. . 0, Baeo11 son, Mrs .Dana OUve.r. Mrs. Ellen Cohuftu 11 'P81lt .!t:Gge, <JI '1!1e f'lo>bale Court Couch, Mrs. WilHam Holt, Mrt . · : , Melp Coun't7, Ohio i[)ale Wippel, Mrs. Elmer Widt- week With "M r W.amer:. 22- 3tc · " "'11-.., an~ ftl't!ftlll' 111111!7• ' zt < SOCIET\' .. the MethodJA Olltll'(!h Vl'll. H6rry Lee Bailey aulsted Thursday bUm 3 to. by Mrs. 0 . a. Faris -lned 9:SO. , .. ln. lie One Won One Class ol the Rlcblrd H. Baue~ tile n..- l'omer0y Baptist Chun:b, 'l'hlu<sdl~ct aqperlntendent, p\-ellded. dly evening at ber home, East at !he Jlii!OtiDC. Dinner - •arvocl Halo st. hi' the '111<11., of the - .......,h of wbi<:h ReV- Howard Pe«ttll 'lllo Tbe- meeting ln eh&rge ol the pQ.tor. president, Mrs. Albert Smth openAttending from the UDite~ ed with de..-otlons led by Mr.a. T. lletbodia Cht!R:h were Rev. aad !f. Shetto• who had for her topic, 1M.r:a. EYJ~Dt Brown, llr. ••4 Mr•. l;igbUnJ the Lamps of Christian Harr,y ~tb, Mrs. C. F. Tompkins Faith.'' loin: \V.' 0, Barllll& llld •M iP Ly- t ' ~~.L -D. c _ J.llller. .... ' lace rover, cellterea witla an ar· ·. ~ pledeed. to Pi ~ Phi ~ :angements of fall nowers wittl Jb ty ~ Ohio Un~vet"sit7 . ~ ~ tall yellow taper 8 in ctystal hold· · ane ~ ft'elbman. Mrs. K~:#' ,1. ers placed at intervals alan, Ule 1 UJIUdl of tbe nme SOnltilfr · table, Mrs Kenneth Kerr, Mr~ Phyllr. eact 11n. Charles Prtee ... Ilia LaVelle CtGSs, Mrs W'l1liatn dauet~ter, Kl.y, aod Mr. ali4 ~· Lavelle, Mr.s 0 F Hauf and Mrs I ..Joha .Bowman and d:au&bter, ·Murphee presided at the tea ser- •l.q, ODI.uiBbus, arrived F.r:ldQ"·~ 1o · vices. .,.... tbe week end with Attendi.nr; from lileip CouDtJ ~. Mr. and :Mn. Karl were Mrt lames Ha1l, .Mn W:illa 1114 partJcipate tn tbe ~ · iam BarteJ.s, lin J~ Will, llrs lltelr yotJJ&e"tr sister, Carta 'nlomas Yloung and ·M11: J:osepJI Owen, ton.ight at the Fir'll~ Wippel ·111 ef Pometq; Jltl -len- bJiterian Cbrtreh. Mrs. #l'b:e . ning~ Waylahd~ ·l in G-oG Werner, Mn. Bowmen wiD be her a · Mrs T F Hawkill8 and Mrs Thomas ents and Mr Bowman ls to be· Riley, Middleport; Mrs Oscar Web- man for the 11'00111. . "'I! , er 'Ohest.er; and llra UiJla.. \"an • .., .,~'~-< . lietl"l', SYt"aeuJe. . 1JM!LI\.UI.I, · ., ·· ·~~~ 1 Dlcouod fOR RESULTS • ::, ~ :-::.: ~;t "v. SELLING POWER! 'f at Holzer will 'held at In lac;!<s<>n. SUCH LOCALIZED 2 ROOM AMJ!TI!£m', FIJJINISH· ~. 127 Bulternul Ave., l'om .. pa e :'_Ji> bq Closs Party, , ndob ..,_oirtb <~~~ . Held r·&.-..t-. CiO!Ilfrente o1 lhe MethocuM DUJ';H~UT Cbuteh of Ohio annual conference . Cq,,erenc;e . I ) 1 • who Al't.ica~ Bti~nt sure - - - -·- - - -- ~~:::"'~~...."r ~:"* ..., Methodists mrn~Wf. ' flqld fall ').' '-- -- I s hl'o w.-· I d08t- Haw-, Mefos CoUtlty GriippAttends D' S:;o:/1 T A At/ten 0 •·....~he .,., '" .' . ~l,rt®,l\tb . ' allftiversary 11 9:30 . qQi ,Det.,.tlve hL. ~ur ,....-....,...-,.,..., the PM <JhJll. t:OO Ted Jf•c'Co Amateur '!lour . .a-·-=---- ,..,.~ buiillj T.M,W~k 6:30 i'JIW, Festival ·F-oe111 · . . . . . .l. l " " f . ~--:-:--':'~-:11.;;;. 8:00 M>bol>. and ·CooteNo ..:;:f!c ~· :~~~ ~e~:· MB ~~~~~~~~~~:1' !!!!" ~~~14fa~~·~li~G , ·Mfl~ . . ~ - ~. ~ "'"·lMII , . ,.... lli~P ·ROOky Jones ., 5eries 01 Parties Held Du,ing. Week By Mrs. Dwight Wallace Friday e"ening Mr .e.nd Mrs. Mrsllwight Wallaee, lor.al Tup~ Owen entertaiaed with a rehearsal dinner at their- home on· South er-Ware demonstrator, ha11 bad a Third Avenue. t'he dinner was series ·or parties bhi.s p.aat week. Ed Sm1'th wa!ll hostes.s. 51!rved buffet atyle artd arrange- Mon day ••M.l""' mtnb of .roses w.a{t used on the and sttrved a dessert course to table. Mr&: Robert Hoover, Mn Charles M(!Namee, Mrt Dwight Hr~Il . Mrs .,.he guetrts were ftiT. and Mrs. 'Jitiurmim Carsey, Mrs Ella Barsn· Charle Price and daughter, Kay, hart, Mra Willard "WUdermuth, Mrs Mr . .tnd Mts. John Bowman -and Howartd Hysell, Mrs loan Bell. daU&Ater, Winebrenner, RUPJR!'lt, Mr. Of P-rO'f ~ Dl91f- '· Greenup, ,x,,. ~ omitted unintenUoblll' frrl!p, · the lilt of il"..t !l"aDdpor.,_. of tho n... baby or llr. and lin. Miles Lawhorn, SuperiM Servit"''' ·· _Service.to the hl'liag , ' Our ,Motto. , ! , . .' .....l!le«<. 15:00 Kit Carson IOiulion toecetrtly . Kr_ an4 !Irs. ue SmJtlrancf..., are .,.Villi', to ~e Weed Apartment in POflier9Y 0t1a week e•d. Mr. smttfl: ll eJIIPlWed 118 chemist at the Ce1u.ae ...._ ' at Galllpou, Ferry. ~ ·,. ,... · OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ·Wi, ,,.,.., ColumbuJ, and ,traod donlhter .)>f · •MI'! Perne Barker, baa been IAII· Cering ..-ith an eye tntedlon a1t1r ~njuriag her e)'CI! with a eauitle ark Leo, . WEBUY 1::JO Theat-re 13 llcKendrJe ""ci1P'•t Jrindson, Davkl AtitleY. piU jo Don., Weimtlnn, young daucbfh 'Mr. and Mrs. She-nnan. Welmria lhe ohurolo lo .......,... >lo lftocot. eon w-. eru-. l'l'liooTua.u. I , '" Jamet ~hler and daugb$el:-. MissCadoOwert To Be Wedded To L.P. Wine~Hefter :)QD~ ~ '8 ·rooq. frAme I :•I!Otoe tikll blitb, los· heliting; 2 o.. Ruhv · Gene Dodloa t!ittltliJ. ritlitt I ' Milot - Crill ""YOUR .,..._,.. ) IIIAX WARD I .. lti'OI_\( I.~~~~~~~~~ \ poli cy.......deslped to C~ inflation ana •'1 .eut -11ow ·aewft Jtbt "IJIIrala '""~ of llvlq-'l!aa run lht:o 1'he 8 . K. Sanborn MiSIJlanary Soeiety win meet Monday night .u the F!.rst Baptlst Church and on Tuesd~y lhe Loolir!t . . Claoo of (21l Reol Estote • Call the Tffi JIT l\IONEY- 'lhe !lhstn11ower almb'll;trattCNi'• tot.trtrt tnoae.y'" from Ui nntl.:on•• h(lrnt t.ul\d:ora. AUTO SALES Mrs. • leave, Sunday lor C a l - ._,., they wtll live wit~ Jlr_ ~d ·llrl· SOCII!TY TO M'E&T ...... GRUESIIB BLOCit CO. 11:00 .The P~tor I:UI Wbat'o Your Trouble II :00 811ft ·011 poaltlon. The new.foUIJ(t lta'blllty of the ~orrtmutdlt ,putt• •d th4i thsrepute Into whl(l)t t:be Communhtt. haW .lllft'l Wtft undoubbtdiJ lte r l!r.t ctcd when 'J"nnee hOld& ltl >ne1rt ~ tltcU.Jn, e METROPOLITAN . 27 3tp • • BRIGHI'H AID-.-D.. p~te the dlltnulnr upw:ta pi "tile etuh be lw~n the We1tem European All lea and 1"• ATtb U&'t:IOIII .OVIr \he Suu cutrn, V. 1S. ,obaerven have found ·cm.e ·~lan. Tho c11llil hili prQib.ably done more to -.rtfy 'Ole dtwt~Wrt JIOitttcal parlle.a- -or 9pllnt.er.-ln France thp, Nl)' ·other <C$1¥e1Dplnl0t amce the end or World War 11. J.' renc::l1 anLa.JQnlam a&"•lnat ~Pttan ._clllll\t O.ml.l A1tdtl 'Nuur hu al110 weakened ~he hlftutnce or "th.tiOhmfru&ldltl In 1ht t"Nneh le ~ialature . The 1upport JIVn Nautr\)' ·~ Soviet Unlan -hQ pl•eed the French Redl in a 'tot&ll)' awkw.rl •O c:ornpNttb' lllq)Opullir Art." for the evening were Ruby Baer, Eleanor Thomas and Pearl Welker. hoU ......I'k Dr.,.,.,.d. Miss Mary L Pullins, Box 613, •Pomeroy. "':::::-:-:,..--c:::--::·::-- 9 Cokunllius. il ~~ tbe end wilh her mot.her, K~. ing Roush . . ·~.Let'• Be- (20)Business Services --Work rl any kind .Restaurar.t or - and lhey wen aun ~etr enthu.slum would l'e&JI dlVldllftdl4'htn tt comes to getunr out the Ropubllcan Yote on elet;UOII Gq. e ii!iii!i!! I I' 9 27 lit< IMII, Porumouth. •=. • To Buy w·s:c s. . "*' . . , #." Joan Rouslt, who Ia Lotan. Pomeroy an4 Vlclnlty. ' Write Eleanor Brandel, P. 0. Box 8 room frame Gas beating. !Nearly one acre lot !With rdce Carden. Priced at onl}' $3000.00 and owner will 1ell on land coa- 12:90 Oral Roberts ~;30 diMer. h'ouse 1Vitb bath. - .. --.'9-29-elc 3:00 Colleae Prefll ConferaoO:e ·8:00 Newt -- ~land, (11 ) Wonted A. Barqett Dwner Br.lc:lfqrd, Auctioneer. · Ra<fne Ohio ll311tc 12:00- Fa!tb fw Tod01 ' Col........ Pol" K,..,., It -A week e11d- of hcr!~l"'!!!tr llr. OD4I Mn. C. II. IWr /1t., btr aiece, P.ollr Ana dap Mr ..IDd Kn. FA I'~ Jlltiir. he"-, Will joAn ~ Ja!l!t 'for -- tmbq!'dl\l 10rvod SleD week with Iter a , . - _.llioljo, Mr. and Mh. Lawrenee Bilf. ct · '' tti;_\..i:iiiiiilla ' . ·-··- ----, iMo; Gue~uy H(8ifer 20 Me; Electric Frigidaire stove, .JJetfed 25 TON OF HAY TIMOTHY, Alfaleoa411i<m & oult- Crosley SltelvO- fa, and Clover. 6 tons of straw. AlSo wlU ·bave around 400 b\w~­ tr.aot • dot; Rett~lgerator., extra good; 11 el cbrrr to sell .. Ch~rles Bissell, ~!"< 229 P ' - 10a.Y roekin& ehaln; coffee table, Llv· Minersville, tm ' Batlhlh f!:agle lJJ.• roo01 auite; Oln.ning room -=:-::-----,.,- 9 29 3to Rldo• Ro-11.,_, 1~ aulte, (8 chairs); Dinette table, W.ANoTJDD: Men to sell everyday ~~--tp t4 "cbdrs); beds; davenport; mirne~ded Natlona.Uy Advertised JQr; art.p .Je:af table; 2 end tab- USED FLOOR FUIINACE, 50.000 Produ.cts in Meigs County. No les: chipa cupboard; Wardrobt; BTlJ. in good condition. Phone investm.ent. . Car or light truck 6ulfet: pleltiJ'el; wash standi ; 3573, necessary. Earnings' unlimited. lliWp•; mQtq: Wilber; Ia~ $G,OOO •nd up po~ble first y.ear. press; Jnm JMtle; westo pre.ll· Also fN~ llfe Insurance p!IOcann•r; . ~ e111at .. d~ gra'm. Write: ftbSB Stewart, 1313 ~lils; etep ladder; tafte,- -,.It 12tl\ St., 'N. W. ·canton, Ohi-O. 200 locust poet hand I.., In 9 27 lite a~ut 2 tOR !hay; 'Wheel ban'Gti a~,,ot,bet. items too nua:t'bar9U·s CONCUTB , BLOQtS to;'!'J'~II,..._J- ,~. . d._,~ Not resjJ.,..U,l• far a<Meots. )!eo ••n 9:l\(l •Whot'o Hy; LIQe' ,ll:lll ·- Centour nr 'CLassroom llU<II'In•~r~ Mn. Wla -Gill, C. . . . . -. . ... wroet ho.,.. ofl• ..,._.. 1 - liM .tarttnot l!!Ml I> M at the 89 ACkE FARM near Rutland, sevC A. Barnett £arm. located on era1 acr:es tUnbe11and, large vein -~Oute 124 in Reedsville, Ohio of .coal, 'boose in 'f air condit~pn o'Q~dte the KeystOne Station with &as and electric. Contact t-fle, followirig: · ' 2885 WilliRms ltOad, Groveport, Ohio. '1!6 . 4:00 , ... 1'he 'N- . •~oo "'th ~\liNG THJ; FARM I will off'"' at 'Public sale on Saturday, Oct. •· Ray \llllond Show aerved 'by the 'ballpaa. f!awn .were •hJn"d made J11ttles. PUBLIC SALE tall'l'qp · lluoball $\0.~ IJ04-V Larae Ga• Heateri gOiqd as new, 1:00 - - flootboll , '.. .... ' -·. .,.,.._ • .· ...,.!., 'wliOitiJIU. jluy Co- Brlek Street · · · . · Glltt were placed on the dinlnJ room Utble which WI& centered lnts. aill . _ 4:00 Band Wagqn Daybook ....-.r. .... · lo l'<imeroy. f.ood 'otaiLOn ~-ttr ·ll!o_., ind lftiJ' ~llil· : ~·· ,Por . ~. • - ·1l<i*iler7, LoJNi 1>e01 ro!~Mi· l!ljl >'0111' mYI!Iil111ftlt. · 8 211 II W>ilej!ox IO ......... Daily SOft- - - tlnel. (19)·8usi{Wss ..Wibt .machlito trldil)'. . , ·1', c. ..,. em . IOU!b of llutla.,cl. l ..D L. Rom- ,., · Hl-41< Al'i'LES POR UU: - lllo mllas h1el at ·r ... ~­ 1.1.1 ~i.' -l. 9o211-l!tp JNU'*Y lMeUMI , waa _tQttrtained 't her ·bQme en '11'011 2tl, 29 !101 3, 10 ·fte Iootbon ,...,. The II<'V. ..d Mrs. Konkrirht all<l Vi,. lle"*"•!l!!'it· en "'tcnded the t»ttrrtii ~~,_ ...,, of t1te Wothodlfl dloNI....'If Portsmouth Dlltrk!t 1• ~ 'nlund•y. ~.. ~ R..L. Capehart M'11bh st.r110e l'Otm wligciil ·tU,iJO. e,n even!JtP. ·. 12:08 ~~~~- ' u:ae lien il-t.f!l w-=.L:-::4.-:•:::sTA11l..Neo•a u$- De vi• WCHS-TV Chanaell What is a pharmaciat1 uo . He ia a member of the "health teani." Hii team~ •:ae are the family doctors, specialiata nui'IN and ~i · administrators who work for flttlter ~mllllity ~. r-"' I t:lj) I I He is the "scientist on the iiomer." Be ·is that .UIIIQUei · ro:eo storekeeper who. '!'ust have a ,col'-ee dEjll'tle in ~ ~.: u :ao and pass the ngtd examinaUon ,of tbe State Boara .iJl · Pharmac~ ~.order to win the 'honored title of "Reiilltered' ...oo PharmaCist. But he does not. llfp~~' 'TbrOUJih p~- II!Ge aional journals and meetinsslie' jj · · t<i'dat&'oil"ihttl.talt ' 111:10 research and developments in pharmacy and medicine - ' . " · He is the physician's coUeague and trusted aiddn dn:eet . 12'tll contact with drug manufacturers, he helps keep th~ busy ' · l~:H phyaician ln(ormed on the hundreds of new prescription I :IS drugs developed each year. c ~., .. ,,30 · He is the physician's "warahouse." He mUst stOCk"every· drug ~hat may be prescribed ·by the doctors he serves • , . 6:00 mediCines for hay fever, arthritis, the common cdld ••• 8:30 thousands of them. Many resemble one another, but there 8:00 are no aubatitu~. T~t,pharmacist fills every prescription 6 30 exactly as ordered. ~ ~· · '' 7:00 I He is a good neighbW:: He knows-and likes bia customers He values the~r fiie~dship and confidence in his professionai 8:00 aldll-that skill which stands always dedicated to the well- 8:00 being of his neighbors. ~ ~.......____ ~ .... ) ~e. is a p~blic servant~ I'iesident Eisenhower, In pro; 8:90 fl&immg National Pharmacy Week, h~ called 'ttention to /'the eplendid services rendered by :the p~a~isti of · .~tlierica to the health of our people." · _ -- ~--. -'-/ Because the pharmacist is all these thinga, be~1111 ·a tributt of thaokB for his devoted alld' i~blf ~ce · - ; ·-- ; throughout the year_ ~ - dll ti.ECiiu~ iW!aE, ·~ condl- -~niti~_s- tl011, $Jii.IIO 'I»JI bro""', .III.QO Sip"'ff 1!~ Sip OH $7~.00 hDne lpei!!OI '• '7:00 Steve AUen ShOW' ' A.· ~~., 11:15 Nev"' and Sporla · tt:SO - - - 11:10 OWI11beotro Vr ..... .... •lftt; ..... dlepeo<. ... llr. ... J(rl, l4nr; a~e. Cheshire, atte. . . . . ~ 118 ~ By 11 ace u ..ry· 9:00 Loretta YoUng Show ' 10:30 EHrry Queen Jlreet. Lucille Bearbs Ha\\idna, Pomeroy Society Editor 7· 22 JNCil 'Rii:YiiN"':o.,....,co"'AL'"'-:IIl"rn- 6 :00 Topper 8 ~00 Ml~ W·illi>m Wolfe ....... ,...., bor , _ , . , C>O lotllll 'l'llllll Aweaue ~Y to~ ..... by her dauaht• oa tiM .... ~. . G"'pel Harm..,. tloys 6 :80 8:15 Sooreboard • FQJI~-~-31 Bu!IIJII Townti>IJi. =~~='~:J:"A~~": 1 11/1!v ,r_ So·•• or Trode illtl-t; Jldfttli>lllrotor. T'<ilf Meet tte Press , 5:00 ~ Pomeroy. . t :tl llDo • l'or 1'1111 - l!:leotrio waUpaMpeldr •• _...__,.. .'~· EI·~~ .!1 ~bor, rotes. ObKuOTlet Ptat10 for 111e. · t,~n. · ~nd :::::-_..:;;,.,.._.::: · :-11-1~1 I oenl per wor<l. ~· Ill! tllp . 4:30 Captain Gallant ' The Dailv Sentinel 4:0• Gat •.-.· per lw amtll tam114' . t36 andBoard p>·•mu•m,llrades. month.reiW.W. See Mrs. ltoward of COmml-SIIioners res-erve I ;:~E~Ie~a~no=r~S~.~Sc:~ha=al,~~~~~~~dd~le~port~~Soc:~:lot~y~E~:d.l:tor~-l!::~'llo~ae!!,!ao?ll~~~~~~~~---.;.-~ ....u:.n~... ~d I (Jeell, 100 w - St., Pomeroy . lhe rirb! too rej... any or all Bldl. THIS Tl"me Is THIS Time tl)oa ont loe~rr.oet In- ~ 'tl'l.!',~ 8uDtiJ~~~~~lJnioo ..A.,: ~8 6 tf I Board or Couroty Committion... fL- ., __ .._ __, 1 ..,... -- j Dear, Barnltz., Clerk ,' 6 :00 News Picture LIOAL NOTICI Setled Bida will M received by tbt Board of County CommiJ.aioneu, Melfi County, Ohio, at t he Otfiee of ~aid Board, Pomer.-. , Ohio, up until 12:00 o'tloc'k n~n Oc~ovo;-r ~- 1•>~ . 1 - ror rurm~nm ·~· " INu the lollowlng . ~ Tnnaport daU"uy ol . • reg ubr and premiUm a:radea t he County GINI&e. Rock S"lllna, Ohio, at the direolion or the County Engineer, dur:lng the 80 day period comm•ndng Oct u , Ills&. Quote ~eel on both regular ~- lt\oi.Y ond ~peolol If.. printed at Uitl- I Professonal Football 3::W Wide Wide World :5:30 Roy RoJerB 7:00 8:00 ~ The Hotel !hrtln baa available, a _ .....few room• with runnint wat.er 1852 DeSOTO VI, 4 •r. Sedan . &team healed, and Hotel aervlce ~-- • ·eNtr;. A11to!Ut\e tranJIt atecial weeklY or mo1n.bJy 00 011111 ~r word, 00. Ia:;.ton. -~ · · Mal!llta.ar'a . ntet to •t':.!Juetta. Jl.IWJ 81 ohar•e I!Oe"'"""'-· _ .. ., Stc lin' ., • 7 doable oceu• ei1JIO<l, ••tnlmum m • Janey. Alao rooma for Specl1l per word for three COD- t1 GAlTat HORSE, Jrandson of M .;:J~~;I:M~e~rtl~.. :,.:· KinJitl -<tmna. ft. L. C--"art, eetlnp,, and Part~, ....,..,.. Banqueta p'rlv•te Weddlnga, br.aaklast , llnontll. for 211 cent.~ Muon . P,ttone 3M4l. luncheons, and •upper partle•. word. fJ.M.tte Pbo 316 •p of eeatl n.r woN wW ____ ne ,. 'Mr.. .,.mu•1 0 · er· ._.ibar .. ~ ry, le,._ of Rotel Hartin. t:1 ed¥el'tillhl tf Dqt. (9) r SaL 9 lO lmoc .the :!15th ol eac'b ror <e - ,.-:-----.,----,-- · I followklr; ln.ertlon . FJBER GLASS -A-:18-111-a-n-:-d--:1!;; j a ROOMS and BATH, 10 Cole St. -y .,..t. w...- • - - - Sargent, Mrs. Emma Sar.gent, !Mr. and Mrs. Solon Buteher ol Cleve. tand. The reu.n!on was 'beld at , Belpre Su"""y Sept. 9th. >ATURDAY Sign Oo - ·---_;, ==""=== �• - -·- --------- Gallipolis In Upset Tie 1'ith Nelsonville Point Pleasant Scores 2"-7 Win - --··- I I All!fBB .,.ulflng out the Mlddlo h..,.. for The Jlliddloport Yellow Jocketa, 1 score at that time. 1n their attempt for an lnit.l.al Win of the· SellSOD were overpowefed Late ln. the tblrd frame ol 'Pit Friday ni,Jht 21-8, by Cbesape*e: eoote• the Jacket& c•rrled tlaf baD' • jntG Panther territo:ey whkh leaMiddleport broke the aeorlne lee tured a Z5 yard run baek oE a for the 1936 season, ae tbe;r tallied P.n~her kick b)' NelsoD. A BiDdy early in the f~u;rt.b quarter. While to Nelaon. pnss, which was good the Panthers struck P'l7 dirt in for 9. On lhe Pantben 28 HlndJ th~ second, third and fourth perfumbled and the- Panthers recoy. By GENI MARVIN ' iods I~ I'LL HAVE TQ WEAR . A! AMeo'f'KA:S FQR£AK)5T /10t1Y·81./IL.i10?, K#tJ. 'I(V W t9-\ il-tERE SELECT' •"""f. 1/EAI...ITIFU. . OF lf56, .. Ar !'hiE CATn.L .SJ-Klw. lH~ c:.DP5E. T, ~"'' . 'HAi6 SOMEW~ TO -"tR·COOL 'EM . AU? s~::o ered. With one ~ute &one in the- , in the ·t4tlstics, both belli clubl fourth quarter, Ooaeb Cbar.les Me~ .racked uP nlne first downs. Mid· Donald'• Jacket.s galned po~~~o'n dl~ wa11 ponaJize~ four times of the baJI after the· for ~· yards, and the Panthers PerK! punted to their own ~~. On · ~rf't<:~lzed live tim.., for a to- ' flnlt play Ke••Y ~ .1"1' s Ul· Of 35 'lard•, '. ;peel eoJd at the Uae ol. ICrlmmt.le, "' ' · ·· ~ut on a pitcboot to Nellon, the .Bowl.. boOtfd the baU five 18 yards to the .The Panthers from tbb point tbnes for a 48 )"Brd average, and visitors kicked seven Urnes for an average of 36 yarcb. Middles gained anotber first dowiJ -as the fleet-fOoted ballblclll scam- the 30 pered deep tnto Panther territoey. P~:~ The P-anthers had another chance late m the second 21tanza as they drove from their own 35 down to the 16 y.a rd marker only to be stopptd. Smith and Hemsley paced this drive wllh .Jimmy Joe going 17 y-<Jrds on a pitch 0 ut. while Smith picked up anothrr first down with a 13 yard gainer on an option ~el'.p play, but thi.i C I On tte Cbeeapeake quarterbaek Junior Rowley pnitebed out back Junior Rowley pitched out but Nebon !!Cooped up the balJ and ~ced around Lhe Jeft side for James Bowle11' pass to Nt!'lson the try for the point after touchdown waa broken up. ~allied their first score, as the re.tult of a Middleport fumble. The M-iddles stymied a Panther drive which begar. deep in Jat'ket land, but the Orange and Black fol'Ward wall stiflened, and they took possessiOn of the ball on their own '37. then on fourth than Rn B'·\pre trird despcrRt ely to gel ba ck in the ball game with an acr'd a ~ t.:lck in the colosing two minute~ of th e ~am ~. Up to tlti.> point ' l"Om plcted I'; th!ti plli.ot Panther tlt•..fe nse, thl• pm;s lnterfrrthcm a fir st down and a B:~rn c tt to - w<ffl good fur 20 y•a rds .On ttle second pJ.ay, Middleport's !Nelson fumbled -ond the Paothers reco~ered on the Mhtdie 45. The ne-":t VI'Py, . ~alfbacl,t Homer , Hot. l~nd sped 415 yar·ds Q,n an: off. tac1kle play tq pay dirt . .Haldb~k Lesrter Pike plunged. through the' ce·nter of the line for the exba point. Hal pre '"!i;.,e!'lii:liCtr · .to·. V1.1nney Wi.I S good u first down on U1llf' ll<l!jlih>d • .1Zlln "·o~~J tu•J 1~tough the Panther as two down on with .}JH~ dcfcn!iC pr yard to go, and Oarpcntcr wus B~\r ni'H passes were no ~oo•l. 1.1nd stopped by I he middle of t!1e Pan· then Hawthorne r\roptwd hlm for thcr !Inc for no gain , and the Pan . J:IO ,.;,~ hi .V<l~d los~ ba-t·k tu the 3~. On fourth d O"Nil Lamb ~ rt knocked therii took ovlr on the 27. Hemsley moved d{)WO to the th!' bul l down as it left h l~ hand, 19 an ('! P:ht yard ga-In, but a nd P o m ~rl'Y took over to stop ~NNT!' !<liW.J.S" ·,Y~llow Jacket back is dete~mined tb.at Homer Holland of Chesape~e thu only se riou11 ~co ring threat .the Is going-no further with this as he apphes his we1ght to stop t,he fleetfooted Panther caugbt holding, and Eaglt•s h1.1d all evening. this stopped th e .!!Wring Stati~ti<'s g~ve the Panthl'fs 13 back. Junior Rowley (69) is coming up in the background to add his blt to the pla~ too, Sceonds l.atea· Lnmn'COvered B11rnett'M fumhle fir~! dow n-s to five for Bctprc wllh the Belpre 33. and the l'an- J'omcn:.o picking 11p 264 y11rd-s on ;:::',1 ' ln~~:~::~wy:.a~ T~e yards. MORE ' ' .,'' ' ',\tflt~ .Thia or BOTH PREPARE NOW! only M,for the Eagles. The Panlherli attempted only one pass, and it WHS Incomple te, and now · in three games they have attempted juM four pa s~es Belp•·e atl('IYIJlted 11, complded two, ·and had one ruled complrte by interference for 41 yards and had two intercepted. Pomeroy did not punt, whlle Belpre kicked four times for an everl'he Panthers lost age of 29 50 yards penalties to only five- bled four · times, ~ • loalnl the b'all t\jicc wilh BelPII<! l\l!nblhlfl twice dd loaing the ·Piiila-tat once. The line,upa: • -. POMif!I!Y , Enda: Wltdormuth, a-to Johneon.' · · Ta~klflll! Guarlk: D.vla and Lambert. lamlts. Barnhart, Fr... man and Welk .... Center: Werry lac.. : Smlllo, _..., H..,.loy, itl;:(l. $2UO . '' :· NOW .. ·deep into Blnttler tet"rlt"ory ' but $17;95 lost It ou fumbles. lq the aeconP . quarter, ufter , the Panthers Md . · .. PLUS TAX 1111d RECAPPABLE TIM ~~red, the-Jackets rece-ived the ball .and :after Nelson's 36 ,ard run blck of the. kickoH', marched from their own 48 to the Panther ' Powell's SUNOCO SERVICE W _.._ . ' p ·M..,._ St omeroy Scarberry and of 8th St. bave rehome after spend. ,w,eks with their bus.., Wbo is employed .•. '"'MI WHEN A~E YOU GOIN<7 TO PAY ME THE ·DIME YOU OlliE ME '!' I of East , • ... _, • . f. ror Bclpril, while Pomeroy fum· ·~· --~ • l·.pe; • •( ' I . •I I ; - ,I ".' . . \ . 1,. . I ' : . . I I • ,, 'J ! "' ' ' ., I 'I . ' ' 8uy1ng. I ! ' "I• Spencer •MI Hawthorne, lnds: Cowt-11 lUlll Vanney. Taclr:Iea. Stukey, McLeod anct llrttoo, 0u6rds: DIIIIMr and Baker. For Leaks and Fill It With Wlblll'l.hrnett, Ca.rpent.r, II'It;;=~· owen., TONIGHT Let Us Test Your Radiator SATURDAY Tim Holt OVIR~AND Nelson, McK•IVfly ancl Hayn.._ ONLY Rlchar4 Martin TILIGRAPH -A~So- PURE SURE ANTI· FREEZE GUARANTEED AU. WINTER lohn Wayne- I HM'Iry PonH ,., 1 Pomeroy, Ohio Pemoroy Bel,rl 7 0 0 6 - 13 01100-0 :St•Wirt, Stump lnd 0Hiclal1 Pic- RACINE SUNDAY • MONDAY Who l1 Ill at her home wue Mrs. George parker nnd Mrs. Jane Rock Hud1on mson 01,, Company Score by fi!Uirte,.: "FORT APACHI" COMIDY ond CARTOON Jan• Wyman MAGNIFICINT OBSESSION :,~ , . wiL BELPRE WINTER! • Main St. The J•acl~ets &e\let\11 times dur· tng, .the -cont~t -Uri-ted the- THIS BEAUTY'S ,.. . READY YOUR CAR NOW FOR ACT NOW! . $13;19 ·. 7:10x·15 Superflex ~;;;;~;;;;~~an~d~t;hc~a~lc;r~t~P;a~nt~h~e~rs~·~rec~ov~e~r~!!<l~·~~=~~~~~~~f= NO. 34 KERMIT Taylor, Chesapeake fullback tries to drag down Robert Nelson (621 of the Yellow Jackets but to no avail as Nelson sets out on a spine Ungllng jaunt around hls Jeff end for the only Middleport score of the contest (Sentinel photo) the ground to Gos:~". 'Us!J..tttss Oil . · REG$18,10 NOW I CAR "l".'' $18.95 6:00x 16 Safetrack 19. The Jacket machine racked up Marie1ta'!l onlv score came late three straight ·nrst dDWDI on t'll1ll • in the f ourth Period on a t-hree by .Dave Uindy and '8 Hindy to 1 y1.:rd plunge by Dick Medlt el. -Nelson pass &Ood tor 11 yards Tbe d:rive wa5 highlighted by Net~on's UrbartSki retud) d a Maript.la run on a pitchout from Hlndj ' Kickoff f()r 84 yards to add to good Cor much yardaae. On 1 thl"t d touchd·own run~ of three and 21 and four play Kennedy - fumb1ed YOU~ ,, ·]~:rsepower Com.b ination You Will REG•• 2UI NOW _lor1 score~ -t~~f eX..\I;Ii! , pol~~- ·\ 'f,he conte.s.~ , ~nded . (i~e. ;4eeo~s 1:.~. ·1. ' To Give . Hlah $15.45 6:70x15 Prestige . ,line~(1lf si~ afl4 ·~~·~ .ta~y. , l'IIY· MARJETTA, 0. UP - Witt~tl· bcr coasted to an easy. 41·0; victory over Marietta Eriday , w!th Gene U1·bansk.l scoriD& ~hre c tGuchdowns. Try,High HP Purelu be Oil and Pure RE~J:·%5 ' or Over ·Marietta POWER 1 contest was the ..retuU ol. a drLve that be.;an on their own 42 yard Jlnl!". Four consecutlve first downs later resulted on nins by Pike, .u onan.d and l{t!rmit T.nylGr. Pike ripped the cen.t er the Jatket GASOLINE I . LIMlTED QUANTITY REMAINS 6:70x 15 S-.perfleX: The . nnal r~'~~ 3 ~i1y. or. the In Easy Vi~tory j ONLY Shortly after the second ·balf__began, Pike took Bvwle·s ' boontint: punt and re..oced down the Jidellnes 80 yards for a touchdown·. ooU IWittenberg "'~~,l,~r-e! ON In the first qu:~.rter the -Don RuSsell coached Chesapeake· Pan· Hme the Panthers were slopped down as Ha wthm·ne picked up only three yards of the f-our needed for another first down. back at the half a ~ if they F..agles right by nh:c runs PRICES SLASHED (In Tec:hnleolor) -ALSoLind• Dvn•ll D1le Robertson DAKOTA INCIDENT (In Trucolor) -CARTOONCAT THAT HATID PIOPLE Visllol'!l oi P.l:rs. Beulah Mflrris C*mpbell of clliiv• ·.•• :you·n never do · better than Pon.tlac-eopocially right now! Get up .to ~'l b.p., 124' of I'Oacl· levelling wheelbase, luxury-car aize and beauty-in thiS clamoiOUI 110-Ptter with prices that otart below 43 models of the "low-priced three" I • Pom~roy. of Akron, aon of Mt. and Mrt. Ella Birch rf Vlne St., visited his parents. Larry spoke at the Thursday evening at the IA'- llletllodlst Churah. ·. TO TillE~ WINNIE WINKLE , tET THl IDT ltilOrl'IIE .,... ,,, Oil TH~ .ilorr DDmlll · ~· .,~,, THE YUII • ., ,. · • I . PONTIAC RECElffl,T IRGjiE IIIIAICAUIIDUIWICE ANDS~ IPOIUII ATIOIIliEliLL£. UTAH Mr. Larry Birch, student pastor Wednesday evening prayer servit:e the ~lne Met.hocl.lJt Cburdl, •ow IS TI·E1.·IJI1E . n Looks, ride, '· ntiac Bloettnq·r. ,Co · .Aiuto 'oo I! lllliiD st '. " ''' Pometoy, o ,....... I~ S~E LANDS THAT T.V. FOR. US , I AM! ~ACT I'LL YOU l GET AND · " - ~~ �4. Is Hostess For Mis. Triplett CHESTER Cltvrch of,..,. 'OIIrlll o1. utter Dey Sabtt., Old P\ata, on Portl•11d loute. 11 L · v Sehool 10 a. m. preiK!hln& m. and 8 p. m. and Bible Thura41y 8 pm. Pas~ c. W. l'ro(fttt Asst. Chas. Hupp. CM~·· of ~- ln c~u 8WIJ1 U hire, lliddleport. Rilv. GQJ F. pastor. Sunday school, 10 -. m. (ljleU Muley, au pt., Prayer Md Prllae service, 7:30: We4. 7:· 10. •lble Study: Saturdey, 7:30, &'f6qeliatic aervice. ~w•··• leplllt Church, Y. We• ley leDklns, PutOUundaJ School Zl011 Church of d.rlst. Leceted OD Pomft'Oy·JiarrilonviUe &.d. Bible Sclbool 11:30 A. II. Mom!Dg Worship aad 1C"""""IDioO 10:30 A. II. Oht'itt!ID Enjleavor 7:15 P. :M. JveDiDll W«whip 8 P. :M. Thomas Wylll.t. ~. Jc"!!Pb JohnBon, Bl~e Sdloot, Supt. MI-llie Methoctlat Church, Re\r. R. M'. GrOft, Plllltcr, 8081Del' Roulb, Supt. 10 A. M. Slmday Scbool; 11 A. M. Wonhip Service; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush, Weverly, were weekend guest. of Mr, and Mrs. {Juy Summerfield. Mrs . Pauline Rideno v ~r spent a • day in Parkersburg. 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Triplett enMr. and Mrs. Floyd Ridenour tertelnell the Loyal Berean. <;lua called on Mrs. Norma Dean, Satur- of the Church. of Chrllt .t thetr day . bome this w~k. Aasiltln& h01te11 Mr and Mrs. Demel Cleland were Mn. Fred. L a.rdner, Mrs. spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. George Meinhart. Mrl. Cl_,ence Cline, preslden~ 1 prealded and ·¥ra. and Mr.S. Eldon WIU ,Syracuse , J. W Frank haa retUTlled home Gardner conducted the devoUonti ' after spending several day" with servke. • Mr and Mrs. Erne&! ·Brown, P.AThe Class lllecussed th/pl'Ojeot · ersburg. -1- - Mr and Mrs. Roger EpW.u and Gordon Ridenour, all of Ftjendly, Amb.erger and children. . ·' ..; · Several attended the Hatvest , were wee~end guests of Mr. and Fstival at the St. John's Lutheran ·Mrs. Floyn Rid enour. at Pine Groye, Sunday. Church J F Will, Jesup Ga., visited Mrs. Several garden club members D M Cleland, 'fuesday. Mr. and Mrs Donald Matlock an:! from here attended the Garden dauglrter Donna, Belpre, visited Club meeting at Athens last week. Mr and Mrs. Roy Christy, Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hartsell Doddrill have, moved frO(D t_Jte Summerfield , apartments to Pomeroy. M\'. and Mrs. Norma and sons, ToOledo . were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Wallace Loya ~7 : 30P. M. Mktw•y Community Church Creek Road. ~- R. E. TbOIIWIB. pallll.or. Flo)'it Cleland, Oburcll Service 7:30 P. M. ~ meeting Wednesday DlRht 7:30 P. M. Ev«-))one cordially tmited. Tho ltutl•ncl Methodist Church Rev. Robert E. LiDter, Peetor. Sunday School 11:30 A. 11. Goorae Leadia& ~~. ·DOTGH' . Ubtdl ,... '•.J lVII .f ' PALL 1 FESTIV~~ i I .~ 'I I : ! ,.,,;,; : HOLLAND BULBS For A Lovelier Spring Stotrm-!icrectn Window TULIPS, HYACINTHS, DAFFODILS, CROCUS Easy to Plant-Easy to Grow - · - - - - . - -- - - I The lamb, from ancient Bibical times, has been known as a symbol of gentleness, non-resistance and sacri{ice. The Church has, down through the centuries, held t.hc~e to be ref 1 ld 1 !i.{ t n 1 quisltes of universal love, a peace u wor an.c . e e er a.. However in many instances man hZ8 dtsnussed thts preaching ~f the ChurCh as beautif';!l in the11~·y b~t wholly impractical in the conducting of ~u~mess affairs. m t~P. af£airs of nations and in making a hvmg. Even '?any lD the church have subscribed tcY'this vi-I!W. But the a·c~tons of mcv . d the ltlstory of nationS:P,rove beyond questl~n that th~ an I· I d b ONE . Way, as advocated )Jy thq, ~burch and as Ive Y • 15 I DS , F E ELBER 9 ,~e~.·~t ~~;r:·· ~~::. Oolyi!SII THE PRACTICAL WAY Caroon, Supt. Wor•hip Service at 10:30 A. M. The SyrecuH Methodist Church TULIPS-A mixture of many glorious colors Rev. Robel1t E. Linter, Pastor. DAFFODILS-Long stemmed beauties that will be Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Dana the glory pf your garden next spring. Winebr 811ner, Supt. WOI'Ihlp ser· 1 vices 7:30. HYACINTHS-Selected varieties, early blooming. ' THE RACINE MISSION, Cheri•• CROCUS-No garden can afford to be without the Bush, Pastor. Sunday Sehoul I artistic touch of these charming little flowers . a. m. Sunday evening worshi1 7:30p.m. Weekly Prayer Sc't'viCl' Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Purtlanrl ••• vicco Prayer seuice Monday at 1 ' ' • , j7:30 p. m. Reeular church service~ ";::;;~;;;:::j~;t~~~~~~~~~;;;:~;:;;;;;: F~lday 7:30 p. m. iii 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST: Hll•nd CHapel, Rev. Edison Weaver, Bible ~hool 10 a. m. Supt. Henrl Eblln; Morning service 1uo ~ Thlrol Street Pent•costol Church Middleport, B. L. B~rrott, pastor. Sunday School 10 a. m. Evening service 7:45 P. m. , I MeW~"' 2a• a 47• Hwbte-a.,.. wl-... Othw a~ ... ttllllitly ........ ,.,., ..,...,... ..... "" ..... r the moat practical ever adva~~ced. What has been the r.e sults. of man's so-called pr-Jctical way f d l 'f b f. h [' b o war an 1 e y orce? ~;pr your answer: W e1~ is .a y!on, Alexander's G~~ece, ; ~e Roman Empire? Nation aftPr nation and empire 11fter empire have passed into oblivlQn m follow,\ng these tenets. It is ' time fot" 'tlhe world to try the genuine practical way and t a good start is for each of us t.o jdln in and work with the "force that has always advocated 1t ii ~~~~~ - the Cl-!_ll~CH_!___ ___ __ _ __ _ --·- _ _ _ _ _ llla111B, 7:30 P. M. Letal"\ Fal's Ru· in monlh 10:30 A. ~1 . Chun h com Federated Church, .. tho ~ Rev. 11111 Life Service wWt i<PCCi&l mu· munion and preaehmg, - Rrv . Waldo J. B•••lel<, pastor. t'red h 1 t sic. Prayer meetin4Is: Wt'{!ncsday Harold c. Doster, Pa.lor. lllaeHnar, rupt. Sunday sc oo a evening 7:30 Leta11t Falla, Sund ay rho Church of Chrott, Kerno, 10 30 U:l5 a. m. Wo~ship service , : . p1 evening Ap e Groye, S und ay eve· every Sunday 9:30 A. M. Sunday •crnlOn "The y 11 ucy of p¢1slon". nin.g East Lelal'l; MYF meetings School and communion, fX!Ond Sunrlay Sc hool p,. 6 100 uon and Ral· Monday 7:30 P.=, M. Apple Grove, sunday iu month JO:JO A. M. 1'1111Nday 7:30 1'. lM. East Letart. church communion and preachin~ ly ~~~~1' . BAPTIST CHURCH MID 9:30. Mornln11 worship 10:45. Eve- fourth Sunday in month 7 : ~0 1'. ou:POHT, the Rev. Claremont E nlng worship 8 on the 1st, 3rd, lth M church prcachin~.-llev . liar· Hurt. pa <lor. Church s :bJ<ol, 9:15 Sundays. Pfaycr Meeting Wed· I old c. Dostilr, Pastpr. . Frank Chcc,ebrcw, s11 p .: :I! orr. nesday 8. Tho Christl•n Church •t Hem M.; Evan&ellstlc Service 7:30 F. lock Grove, aver• Sunday 9:liO •A. ing wo•·sh ip, IO:W, childtcJl'S ~tor)· · .., ' .'l crmon topic ••Growing UP"; serM. M. $unday Sci\Ool and communion h T f"- tl I Gr•ce lplacopal Church, l•st aecon"' ~unday in month 7 ,30 ~. mon topic "'f e rans w·ma ons t 11 R J " "' of Corl 's Grace"; Board of Trustees Main ..Siree, omeroy. ev. · M. church preachinil Cour~h Suy- wiJI meet after this service; n p Edwin Charles, Recto~; Mrs. Ce· day in month 10:30 A. M. churc~ m. , Youth Rally for Junior ' and drlc W. Clark, organist. Worship communion and preachln,.-Hey. Senior Hi; ,30 Evening worship 7 ~nd aermon at 10:30 A. M., Holy Harold c. Doster. Pastor. ·' c 1 f1 t s d 1 nth and hymn singspirntiun, sermon ., ommun on . n un .MY n mo · &UB Churches; Morning Stor· a topic "It's a Mystery to Me"; Mon· Church School, Bcgtnners and Enterprise, Rev, Roger 8lsh9n, Primary, at 10:30 A. M. For lnfor- l'aSIOr. Mornin& Star SunJa~' . day; 7:30, B H Sanborn M1ssionary 1 k Sor\ety; Tuesday,. 7:30, Ladles II ma on concern ng our war ' Scnool 9:45 A. M. N.orning wo ·' Bible Cla ss; Tuesday is also Fam· shtp a1 11 A M MYF Sunday e•·e 1 please telephone a02.J. Chrlstl•n Church •t lttedsvlllel niDi at 8. Pray.er meeting Thurs- ily nt Hoe; 7: 30 mid week prayer Every Sunday 11.1 A. M. Sunday day evenln&. l';nto.rprise Sunduy and praise service - Flmily al School and Communion first Sun· S b001 10.1 li. M M 1 Ohurch Night; 8:30. S e n 1 or . .AU M. y•~ torn.,nOgPwoMr· uhoir; SM urday, V:sltalion Day; day in month 11 .-\. M. Church lc · d h' lhl d sup 9 · 30 · · • a 6 .~ · · U·30·4·30 Junior Hi Jamboree ll ,,, cs·omdmunJOnl an ptrb.,ac7~n30g; P ~. J!;vening worship 1:30. Prayer ' I~onlo.n ~'i nt Bap:ist Church. o un ay n mon . . ·"· I II W d d 7 ao P M church preaching-R~v. Harold C. , m~B n!~ e hnes ~yt : F jl ·R CH~RCH OF CHRIST MIDDLEV Oosl.cr, Pastor. t M Sort d 1 Ss,h 0 ' PORT, Fred I. Gardner, pastor. Christian Church et Lon1 Bot· I g~r ar tn, as or. u~ .8Y c ool Bible School, 9:30, Profotion Day POMEROY, OHIO t S d 9 ~U A M 9.30 A. M. Worship Set vice 7 P. program · 10·30 Mornln~ worship _ .. __ Jedenl Raerve SyaCem somd, cvesryh uln ayd : · ' M. Chri.itian Endeavor alt11rnate sennon 'subj. '"The Blameles; .e I ..._.. un ay c oG on commun 1on; Su d t 7·30 p M · MP4fll ,IDIIAL DIPOIIT INIUIIANCI COlli•. firs! Sunday In month 7:JO P. 'd. n aya a · · · Lile :" Christian Endeavor. 6:30; · ~;5:;;=5';~:;;;;t;;~~~=:;;~;:;~;;:;;;;;::;;~C~h~u~r~ch~~re~a~c~hl~n~g~· Church Nnorent,pastor. Syre. Special services,officiating; 7:30, Bro. Wednes· Miles E. P • ~lh~l~rd~~S~un~d~a~y cuse, Roy of K. tho Williams, Hoon, Athens, Sunday School Dt~O A. M. Mornin11 day 7:30 prayer meeting and Bible worship 10:30;, N~PS ~:30 P. M ; , · study ; 8:30, Clloll" practice . . Evanaell,\llil ~, aervtce 7:30 P. M. SALVA)tON ARMY ·IN,JD· ~ednes~Y, •venlng prayer meet· , clil)f:tllcnna Ru~m'W tnc lor tile l)ll~week and TuesCIIJ Schoof•lt;aG p.m.; 3:SO.J!m, aftll!'nclJ!!~i l tiller hour. est Festl~tj~tlngatherlng (pro· Hou~ ' ~>f!,eyer, and .offerln&s· for llome,'''Mis· day B.e1i /~30 A. Open · 2 p.m.; worshlf} · !~. M. 1 , I I ''Tbe FARMERS BANK c and SaVlngs ampany trcp ••; • cct I ·MILK IS A GRADE"A" FAVORITE worshl~i.'·P.l!(i ·l'rater Thura~'l'· M. · . C~ur«,lt 'tf Christ, Rev. JQiifji \Vyatt, 10:30 Sehoot_f:.O; church Youth fueelln& at 6 P. M. and evanaellstlc aervlce Sunday even ln1 at 7. James Reed, Supt. lleedavlllt Ch•rte, Rov. l'r••!•nd 1 blorrla, Pastor. Services a\ Joppa I 11:30 A. M.; Sund!Oy at 10:20 Sun· day School at Lon& Bottom 11:20 A. M.; Preacbina ••vice 11):4~; Sun· I day School at Reed.!vllle 11:20 A1 M. Pre~llioa. PrH Methodlat Church, H•r,ry Bate&, Pastor, Leurel , Clllf. Sun· day School 9:30; Class meeting 10:30; tMY service 7:00; Preach· lng 8:00; Prayer Meetlna 'Wedne~o da)l 7:1t, Hy&ell . Run Sund«&qil'ool ;to; Pr.~~hln& ll.:JI!. ' ' · PAlRVIIW Edwa,rd Grlfftth Scihool 11:30 a. m.; m~tlill 6:~ p. m.; vices 7:30 p, m.; prl:)'er 7:30p.m. LUNCHES f . , , , ,_.OMATTERWHATTHATLUNCHMENUCALLS FOR- A REAL PEP.PER.-UP THAT WILL MAKE ANY , CHILD BEAM WITH DELIGHT IS ,_ I t~li MILK WITH THAT FARM FRESH GOODNESS! ' I • •·aoM SPRING HILL DAIRY QlJALITY FIRST A..f.W;U'.S ·'..... '·. ··~ }' • Ga IIi polis, Ohio .. CH~~H. c a,~~n !liiol, upt.\.ll!lr8 30, mm9n topic Way of True Love"; 6 pm, Westminster Yout-h Fellowship; Monday, Session; Tuesday Deacon· ess~s; Wednesday, 6:30 Junior Choir; 7 p.m. Senior choir. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE :\f!DDLEPORT, the Rev. Styers, pastor. Bible School, 9:30, Lester Taylor, supt. Morning worship 10:30; Young Peoples, service. 6:4~; Evening worship, 7:30; Titurs ·day, 7:30, Prayer meeting. M T. M 0 R l A H BAPTIST CHURCH, MIDl>LEPORT, the Rev D. pastor. Bible School. Reese, supt.; Morn· 10:30; BTU. 6 pm. CHRlST IN CHRIS· MIDDLEPORT, Ute pastor. Special S.turday .. . ,. ~~ · a·:y ~ Et JD .IJfl ,, •,·,; · ' s1655 NATIONALLY Ali ·_ . · . , ' t I 1 1 I ' • ~ .. ) . \ ·I I -. nrecl of Taking Down $tonn Window• •114 Up Sen•••1 . Grow Your SPRING Bouquets! ' ., . I Be' reons . l ~ t. q ~'U " L l 11.":,. I' TRAVEL TRIO ' � 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. 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