https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/84ad414a869a63ef27262b1514557e4a.pdf 3c3c60b651dcfb35708a131b27a672c9 PDF Text Text .' • The Doily Sentinel, PomeroY-Middleport, ()hlo ~ PIUZI - - named above and lin. ll'a•oll WU.O. illd lfn. · B. II. Blue, Mrs. Emmett li'IIW cioob were 1\he prile shulet, b. llillard Wildermuth Tueldar wh011 lin. l!larl ud lin. Earl Kaii~t. Artangew.ue -~ed her Caaastll JJllldl of rGif:l from th.! &arden of Club. 'fbe nut meetbl( will be at • Mii. JI.Qlese Weber were used eoutae tQ thole ~ Ute b,pme of Jlra. Robert law· tbrOU&'bout llnp. Tho boot. . ..,..d a ulad mOlJ!' ~", {. • I dJ . BE~D • •• Warnke ap.art- THEATRES Mocmfleet ttaw•rt Grln..r Gear8e Sandert CToclllllcola•l VIctor MlhiN lkh•rd l11n • • •• Thun.•l'rL Un T.cf-tnlcolar) • • • Oet. ~7 Mill Without A Sill' • Oct. Tburs.·Frl. Soldier Of Fortune (;-1 Un Technlcolv) Kht: Dougl.. .IH11111 Crain Ctnemtteopo <T•hnlcolor) Clark G~b~ Suun HI'(Wird lhortt Short. 'F ,./ I OCTOBER FESTIVAL ' The Daily ·Sentinel • L Thunday, Friday and Saturday The Executive Board will be formed by the co uncillors of the various youth group~:~ plus one representative from each group and they will meet this next week. Regular meetings o{ the Collncll will be on the last .Sun· day of alternate months. The next meeting will be on October 30 at the Ftrst Baptist Church. Adults prese'nt were the Rev. Fred 1. Gardner, representative of the Middleport Ministerial As· aociatlon; .Mrs. George Childs, Church of Christ; Mrs. Judson White, Presbyterian; Mrs. Will· tam Miller and Mrs. C. E. Hoyt, Firat Baptist Church. Youf\i people were James Van Cooney and Gail Stumbo, First BapUat; Julie Probasco, Pauline Zirkle, Presby. terian ; Kenneth Murray, McComas, Heath Methodist; l.se Adams, Janice The vation Army; Bruce mont East, Erncstiilc Janis Childs, Church of Two other churches are expected to join the Council; the Mt. Mor· iah Baptist Church and the Church of the NAzarene. -I'L • •• . .41 W. Va. Octobft 5. ( 1955 Unlt~er•illy :n.pnoldaat _ol tbt _......,.. Keith lleCiuDI ol llarllord. OOD •lleCiuJUI lo a ,.doata ~I Wlol llr. and lin. A. K. lleCIWIII, hamo flllb Sebool, C1aao ol liU; iJ in cbar&e .of tbe eommlttee for He toot part Ia miiU' aetlvitlei · planniq eve11.t1 fOI' Mou~&liDI&Ir. while a ltodeat at W•bl'l"" ' • Missionary Society To Be Host Baptist Ladies· To Pomeroy Baptists On October 24 Bible Class Holds Potluck e , ' BIDS BJ!QUI!lSTEB FOR STOCK OF THE CROW Bi:OS. POIILTB.Y., JNC. • ' Well VlriiJI!a I:Talnni!T• ot.; dolll a<llrilleo ,;,-. llcCIUDC · - Keu .. M.,.,,..n,r n,t;tille , The Middleport Chrl..stian Youtb Council met Monday night at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Claremont .E. Hoyt and eleeted dent for the comi>:ag year. Other olficers are : vice-president, Julie Probasco; secretary, Bruce Brad· ford ; treaturer, Edward Lee McComas. TONIGHT C~ Wednesday, James Van Cooney as the preai- TEMPI.B VIolent SobmloY Christian Youth Council Elects James Van Cooney •• OHIOJI...._.Iftll eaiiM .. thu...rttorme thlt ~fl~ ,,.. ......., ............ Mill lOUth ,.,..-.. tonlthf, lur. . .. ...... In .... ,.nlen ... oloh!. Law H to 141 IR tho Mel io to 6.1 In tfto •st. ,..., / . . . - • '1f•· 1 sealed bids will be . accepted · ilY., HI!:~I\T W. , WYANT, HARRISONBUM..,VlRGINJ,oo., A 1\NEY FOR PEOPLES CHEVROlol!it·, Incorporated, I " Uqultlation, to be opened on October 10, 1955, on tho lol· lowing stock to· be oold together in bulk: ON•GIIAID · COIIIIdetQie No. 146 1 Corllflea~ • P. :r.teKatn; U of Warner, lleKal.n to Mel&• General Kyle Oblo 11.ear Marietta became the tal w~ be iJ belna !_il!!;- emqency: c:ue for U1e new a broken neelr. and bead ------r----~--------- Etneraeney Squad truck tiona. .... Widnesday niPt w_ben 'hia T,be Ohio lfi&hway Patrol , • eruhed iniO a hllli -ion pole ~d .that tba lyeliicle driven. ' -one mile north of tbe "iUt juo_c- McKain wu' traveun, south wben tloa of Staie Itotitea 124 111.d 143. failed to, make a cur!ei atruck ~''"'' . oquOdlilen . ~el. bridle iuard rail, fleochet :_ ,· !_Of.erey • ns1on .Qje) ,....._ 1 '- . d"'Jollloii¢H, II was reporteil. ·- ~ ODe MeJp County youth rank. e~ aeventh, and 'two oth,ers made honorable mention in the Chicken ol Tomorrow Contett...,'the judgtna (ook p'lace in Columliua ·septem· ber 22 and 23, and the winners · were announced today .by the Alrk:ulhire Extension office. ' ,Latty "When you leave your doctor•• preee,r iptlon in abe tlr.illed hand• o( our 'regieieN4 pbarma. cistt., you can be lUre that it !'ill be fille~ l"ith ,,, profeaaional precieion from (rail auppliet of 'ROUND UP l~p:qua1ily, potent drup. ~i:r.~r~~:::~~~;:iiiO~i·home was near resta barrow- Inc experience bein1 shoctect Jnto temporiry blindntss and deaf ne.sa by lightniOg at to o'clpck tbis morning. According to reports Mn. Sheets was doina: the family ironing when lightning struck an ·antenna and traveled intfl the hom~. completely damaging all the inter· lor wiring and causing a small fire . Middleport Emergency squad was called tQ.J:he Sbet!t:.a home by the Harrisonville telephone oper ator, found the .iii(Ced woman sn a 'tate of shock and lacking ability to see or bear. Oa advice or a physician the aqu111dmen did not Mrs. S~ts to the hospi· kr 'igbt was rctbe time they Tag Sale Hits ANewR~ord. Morris, Rt. 1, 'La.ns:sville · Wi)n ·aeventbr and Dona1d Welcil, OLD SHOE Rutland Woman i Virgil V. Brown Quits StnlckDowiJ Post For Position With State todar announBy Lightning eedVirlilfut V. Brown,Courto Iter in tbe of Sales rm&hi.UiiJn '....., thiek~n Contest Pomeroy Band ' nort~Mut. In Wednesday Nighi'.Accident ofl ·lllo PRECISION ••• In 1M Single Copy od fail and, kept loiDI 10 ·' u. ·.. p ,_, : y .hs ..... tu:Jli,.bll .,.., , , ·~~~eigs-.:..0 ·. out •hll~tf!t, .•11'vehicle wu, ,.nearly .:.l. H, ". . . Tue onors u1 ~---- October 6th, 7th and 8th c!MI... · .... CMier, 1:hanee ef .................. ~1 . ·Driver Sutfe~sB.roken N~k . SO obarel,. of tho . CODIIUOR lloclt of the ~ Broi!. Poaltry Catnpany, lneorporoted, without par value, Lell11 Falll, Oblo · No.7 for 40 lllw'ea l :ll ' Certllltiolj(N"o. 10 for 10 sham Only ani! bids for lhe entire lot "Will be eoldldored. '1'l1to seller re6erves,therJght "l.reJect.any and all bids. ' . ,· VII Rt. 1, Harrisonv~e and Danny Zirkle, PoMeroy, ""on ,. honor~bte ' tnentJon of tbe 246 contestants ,.ho. cOmpJe~ed th~ ')'ear'a com J)ltltloa lll: tbtt · production of ., . \, ' .. meat t)'lle" cb1Clens. . 'llhe a~9nd and third IDA)' t"e R!l ex· to the Jurilor Flct County Cl«k of a ~tion M 10 exarnlner, since he was an eumi· Mei.gl Division from ac<ept 1940 to 1942. u an Eumi.ner with the Ohio Department of Taxation Brown aanounced bis rt'!igna· Uon to become effective u ol O<t. 16.' Brown wbo hu been Clerk of Courts thief! January, 1948, Will have the coantiea of Athens, Gallia, Wasbingtoli and Vinton as the dl!:'trid o( hil working endea· vora. He will rejoia the State as an Local Soidier Dies Suddenly In California He was in the U. S. Anny from 1944 to 1946, and attained the rank of Master Sergeant. Prior t.o. his being elected Clnk of Courts, he was an accountant ror the Fleming and Jobb Coal Co. He is married to the former Nellie Fugate and has two child· ren. "80(''', which iiS his nickname, charter presadent of the Meigs County Jaycees, past president of the Ohio Jaycees; a Nat· ionaJ Director of the United States Juruor Chamber of Com· merce, and a Lile Director of the Jaycee InternationaL Replacement will be made by appointment, which wiD be an· nounced in the next few d1ys, through the Meiga Count)' Co_m. missioners. WiS r the lnsti· The Buy · OfTheYear! ' · Atlawance .' F~ll ANY PA.ltl.P..~D SHOES YOU . ~·BRING IN WHEN APPLIED ON PURCHASE OFA NEW PAIR 'OF SHOE1 '' lbdWJ- While At Work Children Love 'Em! GENUINE DAVY CROCKETT .. Hats ___ At $4.95 And Up Only ooe pair ohoea will be a~oepted For eoeh pair bought All OLD SHOES TO BE DONATED TO MIDDLEPORT IIAND BOOSTERS Roush's Shoe Store .' . BECKY'S "Dr. Livings.tone, I,presunte?" C. F. HIBBS, Prop' N. Soeoud Street Midolleport, Ohio Engineers Order Announce Dates ' Work Started On For Tri-Coun.ty· ' Ohio River Dam corps ol Army Concert Sen•es.· The Stplare · D~ce ·Festival''ls SchedUled on trade 29c __.........._ . 'p • The fourth · arinuaJ Mid·Obio Valle;y Square Dance Festival will be hel~ at the Pomeroy· Junior High 'ScbOot Audito!-ium, October . HI from 1 p. m. to 5 p, m. aiJd lr~O:.e8 t~0aJ:.e· ~~atul'ing Jerry Helt la in co-operatlon 'wit~ . the 1 Don't make Clients or cuatomen orgmue m expeditidu . to locale you a~t butinen houra. Tri-state Squall!! "' D1nce ~oeja· tion, ·•nd admission jp the dince will be $1 lor the WlioJe dar. • A~ EXTRA LISTJ..NG io, the ;itl<p!IOAO direc10ry mokco rou "'Y to find ... a ·BOLD FACB. U~'l'ING ~~· yout name or y~ur company'• a a~doUL. The coRP 1i:ivW. C:tll our Butiueu OftiC:o now. TheHave public iJ h.Jfited, providf!C! they tlcketa ·~ adv•ntJe, ·and tieteta may be . Je(ured .froin any I,~~:~~:;~' ~:;:ntr!;~e:::: shHt aM foil finlthlq •reo. Tho IIH.foot ,.., 1>1ro ·ot tto, f'Hr of the mill buiWirit .wlll .· .,_.... tho hot Uno, "lnci~~IPt . TJIW~: ·:;.:quare daRe!!' memb"' or ft'om th~ A&rlCulture Eite"Diion· olfJee, '. · "Paw' Jlnd < 'j~ · · .~ '"""''"••••H•ot. ...,..~., mill (· · Two ·Arrested · .· s·y Middle· . . po,·r h 'lito.·- ·lluMin ... . , _ . . , : "" ' Police Cbi~f of Pollee ITDe River VIeW . port Will llTeJted (or lntox.i'7"tion, will hOld a horse one ahd u waltine ,heartnc iD the cu, qli!:QI>er afternoo at .'the jail by MO>"Or Sldne1 Russell. l01ep~ SChuler, Rl. No. 2, " wl.i .... 1.. eJiqed With shire, ippreheaded 'Tuesday tile pqlf,<e • ~hltl '" l>y apeedlt1'~ ije'• w~l appeit · befGre tht mayor Saturday ...Ding. .,._.lhnntnum '"""' .Wltl .covtr ,, '. . .. " Chief RuSaell I. Jameo "Ned" Call, 42, Middle- .> .. '' The lone arm of tbitl lllW.;il\·the form .aeiiJ:l!.A ' tetal of tomt •32: aar11 ' "'"'-........ ,.,1 ·Bailey, reach.~d .out again and _ ·dlalgged tWo Jaw violators, Tues· day Ia Mldd1eport. . ~ /"1 The dates for th; ' Tri.Couaty concert series anoounced today are Lona:ines Symphonette, Nov. 18, BiJJ and Pat Melody, piano duo Jau.. 5, and the Tuscon Boy's chorus, March 1. other -concert!) in the area that members may atlt•nd are at Athens, tbe Berlin ~ance Theatre, Od. 11 and the Cincinnati sym. phony orchestra to be announced later. At Chillicothe, the Wagiler npera company in "LaBoheme", in EDalbh Oct' 12, Tuteaberi ~­ semble Jan. ~4 and Roy and Go~· Spanish ~ncen, April 20. • and PManager Transferred At · Pt. Pleasant HUNTINGTON, W_ Va. UPdi•lriet Engi· today notified contrackrs, I·Plrr.iouslly awarded contrad.o;, lo work on the $14,803,317 of the new high lilt dam on the Ohio River at Greenup. Ky. The contracts were awarded lut month to the United Construction Co., or Winona, Minn , and the GU)f F . .AU:inaon Cnrp or San Fr-ancisco. They were ardered to begin wort JO days after receipt of the notification. Building Fund Goal Exceeded Tbe goal of $4,000 set Cor Build· ing Fund lJay lut Sunday at the Carpenter Baptist Church was exceeded by- more than $200. A total of · $4,22;1 received witb the prospect of additional gifts briJlg. l"g the tqt.aJ ~igher. . Work bas already bej:uD to raise the buiJdiDc tuff1eie.Dtlt •' Eo provide for a ~plm baBem~t. New hutins ~uipm~nt an~ redec:orallng the -\. hfWfior 'llle In prospect 'foJIIJwing tbe, cotqpletlon· of lire' OUl-fjlde ~During thd ~ierilCe the pastor, ~ev. !fiddle, conducle_!i 'moJf!!ing worship 1nd communion. · ••» �• ' ' P!lge Two : • - -- - - • AIIU. THE -MILE-H (, IUchoN I. - •. . . - · ...... 21lllllb"' ......,. altentaOI. . . Lexinet(ID A'Ve .•.New York (itJ, 11p1 a.;;.J.,. by Tile Ohio Vallo7 18, .N. Y. SubscTlpUon rates: DeUveff ~ leotloe~ IDe. at · 110 - eurler where available 30 ef!Dtt lt., POIDUOJ. 0 , Buslnea offiee Per week; One )"ear ln advdnce p~wa, 11118, o41torlal ollico phoae at The DaUy Sentinel of(ice, $15.80; -•iS months, $7 .60; t:bree RnteNd u second elaa mall- moutha, $3.90. By motor roUte . lq matter It tbe pos_t oUlN - at where IYaUable: ->ne mo"tb, II : Pomeroy, Oftlo. By maU : one year $8; slz. m?ntbs. Natioaal aa¥ertl5lul repreaen- $4. ~; three mouthJ, 52 ~; oae &aUve, Bottinelll-Ktmball, lnc .• 343 montli, $1. .• .,, •• HARTPOIID IY VIROINIA CAILITON IRIDI..LICT . HONOIIID Big Push Agai~t .Po1io Still To~ .,, 'Tt\la Ia the l•t . ef e Mr.l:'l of . flft irtlcl,. .., whtt ........ thfC,tltl. knoW ..... "'- S.lll: !-fOil• • v~~Q;;I~. un..Dr. Van ~~ ,tfl.......,_ fht, ' Nfi--..l s JlturNiaf:h;n ._.,..red the retNrclt ""elopment pf 1tt.. waccint aod h• 11 In chart• tf. .IM .Ftundttlon's Pf'OINm for 'viCCinellnt cf.lld...., In the fll'lt and M&:or.d ,...._ of .;ice w'Jcb wlU lilt reeommeaded prlorttles l~Y ae:e,.eroup for ach'llin- olds will ~ome Litradon of tb·e ••«i.D~. ·In tbil ll•l· fiv9 to' nin~f~,.. nrn, beCause C!S:· perlence ahowa tbat tbts &TOUil sufftrS the blfbest ute of pll'llJ• tic polio. The American ){e4li:!al Asaoclatio11 askdl ' Ita member• to N prioritY. ' loDJ II in alt(aft / - - ---------, Aa Editori.al The Final Ad Was .Printed Yesterday The last adverti.Jement wa•jlng color television to sell for $50 ..... PrlDted yesterday. You hne cut No one will hear of it. You will • it out and put It away to show ne~r see it. What b color lDievi)'Our lfandchHdren. With i.t, a alqn IU»'wJly.t WIY of livin!{ as you knew it, has Tht lilt tliVIrtlstmtnt wn paned (orner. .. - --~~=-t"ye~q; - .-_~·., __ _ Tonight you will want to •ee a · - A fMU.. ;fiat brb~. us movie. You pull up to one--11aw it many tbill86,* car.~;. __, ~ter lut week.. At another- but no, ~omes, . silly.!' ·1and, ~~deH:ul you don't like So.and.SO'.s aeUng. lnventtona tl\tt ' tiilve made life Let's a:o Mme. It's too much gas euler -aaft") qnged "Advertls:Jpg au4 time to waste on a show. N: no untQfqd ble&:ing. 1!Ut it Next month hall of the theaten bas helped J:ive America a stanwill close. Poor attendance. •dard of living unmatched,._in any Tomorrow you will want wme other pltoe and time That stand· 1roceries. You will go to the near- ard of living should penlst as ut grocery store and buy some. lang as people have wants to fill B.lb ro11st, porhaJMI, and lima and money to spend and eYes to ~nt. You won't hear until to- read with. morrow night at the bridge table · It WILL persist only so long as that the stDre just next door WWJ the _pressl!ll hcp; romna-. k. ha'rins a "3peclal" on rib fO&lll That Jpella it out, doesn't it? and llma IK!au. Pretty soon your AI 1- :your newspaper-see U husband will wonder why the the written word will conlinue to food bllls an so high. be man'• chJef means of commu· The last •dv.,tl ..ment wet nicatlon. prlntM yesterdey. l am not perfecl. I have nevet" ~ext month ia Aunt Jane's bir- been perfHt, any more thon a thday. Well, i1 you thir~k I'm U· mere hulhal\ .being or Ut~ . itself. ing to -spen:d' hJH ·a day 1ramplng can, be perfect. from store to atorc loGking for a Measilred by all sta~dards, the eift-U.at J QUd lo find by turning molt l__,.our .ncwspaper--c:an a ~lge-can't affo.rd Rifts anyway hope to accompUjh f~ to const~nt­ We re apemtln~ monw like water .ly and relentl~~y 1mprove my ·and Uvina Ute poor folks. . . cov.eraie, .n'\,-. scope, <Jnd my serOld car's wearina: out. Can 't af- vlees to my community and to my ford a new one ...Chcvvies and cotil'ltry. lford1 tre both $3.300... demand's lourt~tt: ..The L1st Ad¥erfiMfaUen off . . .they've had to up pM~nt Was Printed Ye•t•rdey:' prices to meet plant expenses. the Whlto Pttlnt {N. Y.) ... Mo,st of lhc othen have closed" porter DlsJNtch. (R1prl"fed down... don't know how the gov· from Americen Ntw1p1per ernment wHI feed all the new Publl•h•n Aetocl1tlon lookl•t, unemployed. Oct,Mr 1, 1953, "I Am Your Fellow in Milwaukee is lnv.,nt· · Ntwtpsper.''l ' Thursdov, October 6, 19~5~5- .(lcH~ .,_..: , • • ·, The Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohl~ The Daily Sentinel 01' THI MilliS - - . . DAUOHTIR HDNDRID llr. and - a...,... Chlldl '· · Mi~eport Pe~na1s tl.l. ,..,. i ealertalDed receat.Jr wJlll a A mlacelllll.eonl lhow• wu blltlldar dl11111r lor tbelr claueh Jo1rf, Rodlll1 Doin.m, ll(t WO<I- ODd .... JlleliMJ, ltft. liven for Mlu llaJ1orie t...,e Row· ..,., lin. Coth Bohr, ood 11er oJ4. peadl1 afttqoon for Co,umbua far Waeo,. TGII, .,_w e bl illtaIZ'<I, bllde:!loct of hoot Elll· er dalWhter, Cbriidne. Otber whOl'e oho' Will vloll lflo. aod Mn. tloaod. ' .lud of Pori<Ol'lburf. · , luau.at tbe famUy dinner '"'" ,. Tbt eYniq.._ wu tpeat 1Dtoi-.- lin. llldoio Gllmore;-.Juh ChUdl Paul Bouell aod elo.llclno, Dobby, ••d David Paw. lin. Boo..U,· •nd 1& conclt11Jon tetrftb. Mr. and Mrs. Willlarn Chlldl and Paula aen 1ad IOD returaed home Wed"" ·· meat. were served t-1) the boa on• ehlldrea1 &bella and Micky, Mr. aN6J.y tro.m Doctort ·Holpltal.. lllu Howord, Kn. Pall! llaA· ud 11rL R•lph Glbha, Jr., ~ .Jin. William Wyatt ud 11rL , doll!>, ·Mq" Nor111u· Mon)Corp.r,., c:hUdren, GJor_l& and G~IOI')', VIola !dwudJ ·were iD PortJaad lin. ¥n. ,11Jrr1 Dyer of ~ Hu·ed, Cub Babr ~d da~ter, . Clncl- WechaeHar wbere tbey took 1 41- AVIIU.II, ~ Dll!fort Polooo, I I - llrL •eeeorated blrtbdiJ eake to tbi! torm- viDe, TtnD., wbtre ,.., Jtcob PWlllpt~ Kn. Hujo J!Utl· er'i'-lilter, Mn. hut Allen, who her aliter, Jln.. KtJea St._,Jo·llll:l_l I'R CLAU TO MilT •ina, Mra. Earl Hoff.maD, Mrt. W~ Hr. aad Mr1. C. B. 'T. S~q.e, · 1~1. R. E: Kniaht. Mra. The Snt. Clan of tbe Mason :la bedflst. bt&sinesa ¥Piton In A. ~eitb McClune,· 1fn, Arthur Methodist Church wlll bold tbeir Hn. Vir:lala ·E. ·Sb~tl, Galli- W~oooclay. mmyPanons. SPECIAL 3 lb. WIENERS $1.00 Roush, l!n. Vireinia Wolfe, Mr.&. moa!J!Iy meetJni In tbe social pollt, wu a bustnw viiJtor here llllla Dall,- Saoaden eaterltllD• , llary Allllllller, /olra, Robert Gil, rooma· ,of tbe cbureb on Thundlr. Wednetda:y, ~ ' with a diQ;p:er Sunday and ber for the e\'eaing be Mr.s. lba.~ i ~: a.:r l'Je~ds., Mil~ JoliD, Mn. G. G. Werner and 1100, rue~t.s we~ ID'." .Ild ~•. Oeorce Mra. 1 Carlina Tur· .Jaek, were vititors in polumbUI Saue-r and JOD, Rk:hard, aad llr. lliUioaa . and 'l'i!rr, Ann. Mra: OkOI'. H.Word, Jr., lllluea l!llthOJ' Edworilo ~d Wednesday. and ·J fn. Hai'old Sauer. A/ e aDd l«Kftleiit,, M'lt<lr<d • , c~••JD\11• Mra. G. F. BaUey and Mary lllr1aret Board, Lois ADa . G~b~ . ~~e ,H~ll, Mary Stewkrt Ho\1.. Dorothy .. TUrobaJ • Joan. Fiat, Alice HOlflrd, Helfa . •v . RUMP ·'· ~~ . ' '· --~ ~· " .-:, I --- '-' Tende, rized STEAXSf!w... lb~89c .' " ' to '""" ' " " ~..... . . GROON.D BEEF J lbl. $1.00 . SLAB BACON .........·, .. . . lb.Jac PlltiONAL:S ' . '\ ,· liibba •\'!•fFrldly lol ~~~~~~ , . ' • 0 • • • • • ,lonjt M~ot ,· I f --.. or JOt d.. .. H"'l"!!'a · SPAM .. , .... / 1Zaz, can only 39c. • .. . "'"'·-' I ., ;,. Evans F., F Brand. . Cut Chicken for Fryiq ~~U~irS~LE TUNA'.N~. v.. can 35~ . ' ' ·' ' Betty (rocker , .. 4 .. ..... ;~ • lb. 59c ' . • For eomed beef and eabbage i&lFSTE~~~ r.·=:~:n o~i~ 4~c ~.ful ' - ltrtu:, ., ...., Corn Beef Brisket .. vi'EN'NA SAUSAGE .. 4 oz. can 19c' ., ' Rucks Sharpen Passing Game Forlllini ' 4 .. ,., ,,,, 10 pounll_.v.,... • • ' ' ' . "1 LEGS & ~HIGHS ....... lb. 69c BREAST '. . . . . :.. . . . . . . . . . . lb. 89c .lb. 29c. WINGS ~, I . .. .~ . ........... • BACKS. NECKS ·.......... lb. 15c MIXES BIStpdc 40 oz. PIE (RU512 pkqa. 31 I t\L - D· FE . ROAST~Iledand ..... . . ·~ - Mlddle110rt. Ohio ,·Cf.F·1.HE ,lOWEST PRICES In :rowN lteer beef lb.79c r j fll S. nJn1 St. POIIDOI,Of'O 1\iffle and .·Mac::k Howard. · . , _, $895 Jimmy Parsons SIMON'S MARKET ·XV•• ~ COIIYertiltle coupe Cream Finsh VB Motor Rodia and Heater All ....,llr lwtndt CANDY BARS •••... box of24 anly 89c For Toll H - cool<loa •• .-.a.lcri • ____ ' CHOCOLATE CtUPS 6 oz. pkg. only 22c , a , , as•••-"' Mde frem pare Coru.'ord papea, Bed ~ llrand , GRAPEJUICE .: 24oz.bot.27c Mild lllvand .. yellow loQbonl. CHEESE SmoOth 29c ! I i ' f- I • • tnd crumy. lb.only43c --~ .... Top .". , . Nfrl....tfa:r IM PEANUT BUTTER ... 16 oz. iar only 49c .... to UH .... " " llolcm. ., frying ' I 65 .'' WESSON 01 L . .: • , •... qt; bot. on Y . c: Save On Dinnerware Details At ·; Evans Super Market - .... wi1h....,- . ............. .·Snow Mile . . head 9~ om. pQ. ' ''·! ' . ... , ---. . .. ).\jid . . .... ,E .. :F:E. ,,..,_,, •. ' ,, ' . ' ~ ' Wreck•r··S."Icw ..... ., .,..,.·. .. , s'i l V .I.C·E:. ' '.,. . . . ' . , ' -.(., ' .. f' ' "' \. ' . ALUMINUM FOIL 25 ft.29c . .. _ AMON IA 32 oz. 22c . qt, bot.17c • ~lc.: WAs~t(NG · ,,.,S.oh!tf'on ·• ,..,.... . Mi gal27c ' ....... : .•. ·,.'-" ) ' . " 0':; . ' ' ,_ ... , r :alb. . ;,' I (" '1 ·t •:!'!,: ~ _;..._,. ( ·'' , ', . '',. .... ..,; 1 . ' .,,,.,. :-:. :. ·:." :N·r · OPEN ALL DAY Thunclay. " �. • ' • - ------- The Deilv S~inel, ~rov-MIEidteport: .ohiO , ets :McDonald m~vtp 3ourney :To Rocket StronghOld With4 Hurt M.iddleJH;>rt'! crippled Yellow Jackets lake to the road F'ri.dll)' night al!i they meet a Wellston Rocket football elevt>n on thO! latter'.s field. Co11eh Charli~ Me· Donald will have at least two regq!e;rs sLde lined with injuries, and two other playet'l; hllve also been hurt . Reg1,1lar unter lerry Ee•tep and halfback Ernie KauH Nth received !Ninful arm Injuries In last week's n.1gged LOSJ•n encounter, end while both hevt bMn In uniform this wHk, neither ..11re nptc:ted to .-e service. Quarterback ,Dn1 Hindy elso h•• a chipped bone II\ his •nk:le, while sub linuoan G~. Mesh also hn an Injury. t l l I · I McDonald .. ht a.ec ew~ - ·will I have tu make sever iil" li'ne up 1 change s to go agaih:;l the W-:11· ~ ston Club, who ,have won two or · their firs t .three games. The ROt· 19-6, 1 kets beat P._p~mo,uth East · lost Lo Oak Hill 32-6, and tll t'n ' last week scoreU two touchdownS ' ,Ira the J-.st 21t sto()flfl s to• e~ge-" oul Gallip,ol~ 1&6. · · , It ti likely ihat •BJJI bodsen, 1 who hi\11 been playmg 1aclde 'II 1 ' .w' , open at ce_t~ter {51; pl~ ol ~~~~le . Larf)' E,att~p, wrule Jlt!ger: C(IYfirt the .4eft baa<led Negro J'relhmu, who usually play ~ on defenie. John Vroman will start at quarter back with Richie Hovatter at one ha_lf, v uJ eltber Joe Rice or Han')' fllrr~ will be at fullbac~F-. Wellston, coached t his year by Jim Mamisur, who took over for the departed Ben Wilio.n, will outweigh the Jackets by a consid· erable mara:in. Most of the RDC· kets are ' Inexperienced with guard Charlie Ra msey, center Eldon Potts and fullback Kermit the 01J.l)' r.epu.,lars hack from last year'' eleven. M11n:¥sur will start Rex John· s\on at one end and J erry Sturlt49P a\ the other. Johnston wet&fia ' t'J'!i 4Qd iturgeon 165. Art ~ t!.t 1~5 pQIIIUII avd Genf l.tiil.&~ -':U,P ac tbt t,..tklei be b ...,. tl :t ·,r ~o .. u Aal' ua '"'--la8• U\1 - • • • Pomeroy's • !IWI';t~lll'l!·ln .. \' , , '<, Blind Will 1'0T AL 130 180 HackeH'1 Just Name Your Fuef.o.. We~ll Make It HotForYou_ Pbmt:onference .' At M~ddleport Methodist - H,cafquo n.n WA,l M MOIU)41 .. GG~u & Coal HEATERS m.JJ! a}io ae.a-~ ~Pme aervlce at 'tl.d: oa d4!:teii.se. . · · · ..--r ~ . , . Pomeroy has been hard ~aiiJ,~~ ~11 all week, and Clio ·~••< ~!!" 11 ,·;- ·~ · ~~~. .8hun!....•'J'be ·P---anther..- · combination of a pa!Hiina: and runninJ 1\J\le for tb-1 · u~ i.p· t.h~ ieeoP,d h.Jif ,jJaekaon pme, -~ CUo fiJI~ that they .should "be re&dy Wurdn Only Rex Air~ / .,·'·: . balf . SUB TOTAl, HANDICAP TOTAL ISO 130 1lW ~ 6:M ~ 61P lf12 - 12 I' ;II 830 tl4f tl62 IAY~•U Morsnn Russell , ltlf lilt 137 Members present were Mr. H8fcy Ci\.,ber, Q.~rnice Bowen, Robet::t SJrrJIJ •••• ,,. lla~e&, ' ' Mrs. the;~==-~'===~=~;::"t:::========;~ '. ·r·r'S ·...:: ' ' . '. .' , ' "•\' .. ·~·~·· ~ ' . ' . I .•. _; . .,, i ' .. IROOM$0,f I 1 I • · COLL£Cf.~Dl 1 ' < ,. I "' i~ 763 oo!' 61!3 36 36 TOTAL f.~vh!IQ¥.,OY Shop Dur}11g l)fl Mo11te'I .· Fafl RO¥fld·Up San! . · i"".:-;;;i . / -aoa Ca11s 0a Tbt BrfCIIIUI - ·'~~ ... :~ "South Paelll( Tr.U" • - ' :. ,.~- Alto VIctor Matu.l"lper Lturlt • ---- J ~ . ·. , 'r -< ~,.. ·Ja Mldtll~l*t ~· \ - ... . _ Del Monle fllkf• ot',llolves ~f-golden lnilt l!i a rich, thlel< syrup for 111!ids .111 dmerts · ,~ ·.w.nte ..rlyt,prdt"' -.nd,end IWHt. , Dtl MHMUM~oftllcN,dl~ 4A.... fnflll PI*$ ',:,.- :,. 2 No. :~o3 Ccana 4•c '· '<.'.··· ' '"' \ .' FII.UIT .,Ritl ~~ ...... k.,., iiol_, v•cUu .. ~kid· ••nanreroua Mission.. . PIN~PPL,I, .. ,. No.2Gian27c ~ "Live •etter For L~ss" 'Pac~ Label lender .~ OAkY: Rich .flavored · .: · • · · ... CH,U.:M,·:SAI;MON . -~ ' s~ . iioti.e maa,.en know that ,f(ne ,quality foOd aDd .~_J!llee~ .J•· ~Ittt.ll! ljp~ b.ere. To trim your bud!11<!1, W!l'le tlllilill IUty t)iliiqWII~ l4';1our,menu, buy all '""" f~ ~~! · 1. •,; I ·· expen•••l ' ' KroPir 'rtct:t • • ' < ., ' • ·' .No.1 Tall Con 39c ' ~lng. Dr\nk p ..hty ..,. ..... tit P,....-!_l._!~l ,.....-ard padc, Ylne-t._... tndt . ORA~GE ~UICE 2·4f"~s. cons 55c TOMATOES . 4'No. 303 C11na4Sc ,' Bam !\IVlniS Kr!f!f· tOe MY'Pon geod oft kroter COfJH. WHITE BR.~P , , , , .. , . , , READY 1'0 EAT ' Fomt , .. 16 os. loaf ISc Gol•• GINGER I!NA,PS lb. pkg, Z!le ·!.AVER CAKE , ... Eaeb 41<>. - Krottr frMh, crkf, IIIIPPV 'ft~r HAMS gg ~~ ~~ " <;OCKT.~IL aoa Ca .. 15c Del Moittl CiVI'-1 gDiifm fruit. ASID· 0' Svn CORN.,,, . ., ,, ·z:-uoz.colla31c .. . ..;, ... i SUB TOTAL Hal'iPI9<\I' .lepnings •• FURNITURE - Oltober a Est.Ut' . IJ"'IIds As Well •• Kroger Labei WJw11 You Shep Yaur Frltftdly Kroger ~ton. I He~ Furniture ~·~ I . ' •- :woulf" . ·~' You Save On Nllt.i,l!lll '' qo Rosenbaum ... ., w. w. ' 60 IU 130 121 4A) 1112 118 130 ChUd> , eerter, ·Mrs. A. DriVe wllh care ... EY£RYWHf,U f 362 3811 ltjl ll2 111 346 130 130 130 3,0 Blind Blind , November 1·111 a )ecd~d phase or thl~ 'fork, the ' tnini~ bf work&Q wtU ,be held in leooperatlon wl~b otller ehurches in the coun,ty a~rd. from Nov 2T·Dec. teanut of work~s Will call on ~C· tive and inactive member! Of ,,~.: · chw-c!J. Liter,turt tor this woJk · Wa,s on 'h and a.nd. tnore was ord.E:J· ed dWiJ'f the· meetln&. • •o ' ~· Why 8uy J11st Allti-F,.ese·-- WlaM For No f vtrll Cot.t Yo!l Call G.t SOHIO f;;UARAHTEED RADIATOR PROTECTION wJtll hU: vthiele. On 720 689 707 2171 112 Ift 106 112 ~ 'il'l by' Jwtl~e of the Peace People•, 1tonday, on the charge of defaelnt· a frQhl)' painted eenter line the trtct. ,. . fOIIB&OY, 01110 . ·' ' BA.... WMI~R . Joteph Murray, u , Hot Sprtnu, wu floed · ~ and eost• Ark•~•u. ' MU.t:..lf GI,.QW GAS HIATIItS ,, (In Taehnlcolor} 1113 SAFETY 81!!RVICI ' DIIAWI fJ ~IN! ' ' lOOK ATiA·L'- ~T~£. CHECK~RED FLAG$ . ' 131 130 ~·lie~ !\lll& . .,.,' Blind _ STOVES~TOVIS· ba.U Jackson same, wbleb ,me_anB ~bit ·club; altd Cole will start Edd\e Junior fiWtM'Pf.S~ .iOP a,tnUh Keat~ . . ... liP '"!'i .'w "h will 0!1«> ,liOip ~ tl th, Brunston it.- Ebe ·_ ·other;·-Keating · plve ttelm 'in place of Billy lih•ltl·l1 weighs l'nli "poundiJt WhUe · Bruds- .dln.·Botb are apt to aee plenty Q.f '' 202 the b'ackfield .JerrJ . Stuffit\le&Jl, ,,who ~ 0 -·~ up -.~,teUl at · t~@(..t,r~~* qa pllooto, 1'1" ,to a bllfbael: ~slo\1 and· Gary F\q~4Wf Weighs ~~ds. At_·,·,... th? tllck1E!s w\ll -4~ · be UI'N ..Beniley' lit' 'action, starting but nod.Smith will aet ' B.,.. Hlldi!Pt A...'"to1EJ. . j • • • • 2 Wit... . cci.~h Cole ~ t v,wow bfll oJub, and wJll ~ . gul. : \tt g~e ~e Pant hers another defeat. but Coach Alex Cilo figures that his boys are r.eady !or the Hound in· v~sion, •nd .bopf-'1 th~t . P~tp.ttr~ . will get b::r.ek on the vtetory trad. 'Comparative scores with Chauncey the Panthers a lone pG~t The Panthen shout~ be hfi (ljr ' · ed f t k 7-6 · di- •PhY.aic:al ' :sllape, · .ltkou'~h •;. . eis~!n~.i~m\:·J= ~Ut. -~ M,jt~h. Jp~n¥tQn. stj\lls aUinJ with NelsonviUe has a hard running a bad le*, Sub halfback I\Odl¥}' . led , by' 200 ·pound Gary Spencer came up "!jth .a Iraetulft~ . .,~. 1.o .qne 9l '!he b~ ;I~ Ill 1«"111111\lle oarller In ~ Hlis area. Hard running .week~ tn41 will · not see 1frvke 11 daniel'- f~r a. co~ple of weeks. . 'lloltyfi Clio Pl!'Pt to ' Ill~ W~~ lile , : , ,.,.. ijn011p Jl\rt. fit 1"'4 Ill th" . l!llvage llawley - ~e l. 180 ptpnder, -goea...fo ~ y.c-..e. of th e f''dtp'l&:hoNa'' ·' t>f the · SEO this se.tBOD, bp one ' vjct.Qry . ~Ad . two ue. In t~_eir llno t•mts 'Played to date. The Mount« '' &f Lowell Cole tied, Chauncey 20-~, beat T~e Plains 21.0, an? ~~t : l'w•eek tied Athena -48--13 m. tlilir. ~ague encounter. .. - , . . ·W. VA.8 ~~=-~·Ill CIN£MAROQP\ fl. •: 'J' 132 f~~~ NelsonvU~. COIII1dered Q1 neatt Wolker reVen1e be out to nenee thl t *"1~ ,s.~ PoweJl at 169 ,Q:Quncb 'wW be at prise shellacldn& tbey received_ at Ua,q ~tblr. .D.Q:e Fiene .at 162 Nelsonville last year after gettlpf pounds will be at c ~n,t_er ~ [ off t u a fine .start with two Defen&tv,t,ly· .Cule I~Ddl IQ. Rc ~y Aufiic~ (I lU Jtourade' st raig ht victarii:;s. \ Jljltd. qUe lltll'!l jllaQPI911"· • .) I PUt ' Panl hers wiU entpft41q tt;le t.~Pt-de- ~76 .pDI,I.fldS an~ l~cnn r~rroll at feated Nelsonville }ioundi on tb.e l'rS poilads. ·Danny Hi.t~~~~ Will local field "Friday ~J.t-t. a.• d wilt be at · op.e J~du at 1'7J ~~ Jerry JN)P,A11d RADIO 110 140 ·382 Ill, 109 1!32 148 185 ·W 110 130 PI WlMIAU.em..t - rNelsonville Ttl Fi~ld Veteran . . . ' . Team Ag;unsl PoiMiloy Fnday B)l Alan MCIVer ~tn tt Ute lt~r. ~VQif, tile llfOIIIf . . . Ql tile l!o<-- AISOCIAT~D 5 SPEC:IALJJIP ' • . Thursdov. Octoblr 4 1 Panthers •Rated Over Hounds 1o ~ -\80 JlQY.lld~. 1nc,l will be at ~ek_, has beeu moved to · t~le 1D P\ic¥1 In th8 ~~- (tJPV pl•:t-·ed '\4l)o 1 of P~on. That' •h_Ou~g put _Ed date Evaru ~ .ftQ,f" tllree toile. ~ McCOJ\18~ 41 at en(! ;n P.l11ce of ~ . aQ hM JV~ged ~~~~ 1Covf!rt . 1\-f~:Donald fl40 £)JAY ma.fce Jll4i!l PM \n' W\~tl · )16 ards iJ , one !]lure ·~n eup chaQge wJth Jptn JG .~-'fle~f· $.1ridt{f t@l loretj 12 1 Ketctlta _J:Oif\B in at IUifd. on '""-' ~Q ant ':l.llf RI!WU14 $.2 ~s 1olle~ '" pJa.. oJ JJ"' loloW"Ing. PI"' lq "''Il> 100 YOrW In 3J Ott11!-omont East, WhO has been 1ide- riee; W·alt.Qa Jaas 'f&ltW.d 'Jill» 14 ~ hned , with II ruptu.r ed IJJood Vt'8· time~. {W'; , , Jarda e.nd a , ,.?faJ!t\ ~ sel smcc the ~pem~g game with it.verqp-f, ftj:l Baker has peraged ~~Wah ama, also 1s avaJiable for ser· .4.3 !gds <R.tl try w1Ur-'l"J8 yoti:la t Vic~ thls week, and may see some lrC :t7 e~tRtff, In P,.ulng Walton l.,.actJon. has eOiall.yd QD)y · follr out o1 r\ Jn the backfie~d McDonald will 19 w.Uh thrte ~t.,:eplions for '47 replace Kauff With Bob Nelson, . Yltf:(j.J ~· . ' - . I aclifi.4Jd '!'!lll - ..tell! Wallo!! ~· )f& at ~-tefjC't ·'«.ith :lfi7 1"!"1141 .~~ Q~ C\Ul· .m1 •• ~ .... • e wb_Ue RamSef, • t® 1Ulld1illkr, ~ M4X Phillipa t.t 1GB p01JQ.4i:, be tbe rup-~~ ~tit. w~ pl.t .ff end _Iaiit · J;iar; ··~ w~lJ~ ~tq -~~ 'flU · f;llei· tlti!i ceattr. ... - ' ' , . KroPr freshly INked . . "LI~ l!ell.er For J.oss" ••Ht•.r. ..... ~ N% KETC::H'u p , , . , , . l-.14 . .,...._ Shew'~ Sno. thla Fridlr. I , r~ !Joll!~olllallar4 -orPtl~. , aiKl!JIT$ , , . ,. ... , 2 Co••. 25c:. . . La~~qharn cream ca..... lb. J9c l'roi!it '~ ' .. ......~. 688 ~ RACtNI- ·SIRYtCII nA. Seiple . '' 142 198. 1211 A07 Elwoon 140 ~ Jl7 ~64 Wollo, L. , ,obNOn Ball SUB TOTAL HANDICAP ' 121 "'9tf!3e 163 122 1211 121 368 172 188 108 f93 702 610 688 19'76 81 ·at ,. 81 1,113 TOTAL ' 7~ tltl 71t 1108 IAKIR FU.NITIJif Clatworthy J. Baker NottiJ Anderson D~r,t E. B•ker TOTAL tlljs Itt! 116 !IIi IIIII l ! dl . ' :·~tl.tlinNhi'•. · .- wlniiJne qr 137 UIO 178 171 1~ !37 · ,., ..' ' --'·:n. - •., ·' ' ..r.r ' cl.r'wl .. 208 11Q 2U 1587 28 ' 848 ·71!0 11'11 .r6W;(. 'r~r If¥..-.. ,., 41.c '' ''•: .SUGAR,' . , , , . , , , . ·. ,,.,. lb, 35e • .• t.·••·......... - .. lb. 33< ... , ,,., .,,,., .,, lb211e ' . , ... ,,,.,.,,,, QIJar29e ·PORK CH 0 P$ Conlff CHU(:l( ·.ROAST ,. cuts ~·~ 18 _11lve,.... '"" lloBe !(roger-Cut Tr.-.~iTender heads ',. : -t . . ' ' ' Il l- ' ' Jllel. Top quality, prleed ' ',,j ' T .' ; .FutoviiiiHd n:vor.l:!•t'H;~?;J-,c'• . ' ·~· . ) .-- \ M]f~~'" wllow I~ W iouo.t. ONIONS , .. -,,,, llli.irHe llt.79c lb.37c' �• ' • - ~~ge Six The L<•lon Auxilla beld their reg- meetiag S ' . 26 ai the halL Tbe aroup YOt to send a donation for pio Cor e pre:eideat, .Mrs. Waldie. Tbe club decided to se pune• to help raise _.funds for 9tt An A.(iao pqtdlased fron& Mra. C. c. Montcomery Ls sellini by ti~ kets and tbe drawing will be In December: Door prize was won by Mrs. Ralph Roush and secret sister gifts were exchanged and names drawn for next three monthll. Preaent were Miss Lowena Roulih, Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mra. Fred Rou~h, Mrs. Foster Weavef, Mrs. David Fields, Jr., ·Mrs. Henry Perry, Sadie Warth, Mn . Robert Mrli. Beach, .Mrs. Freda Hart, Nora. Tripp, Mrs. Crandall Smith, Mrs. 'Evereti Roush, Mrs. G~ant Roush, Mr.s. Thelma Capehart, Mr.s. Robert Roush and Mra. if. C. Roney . cl••• For Claullted Ada ,...,..,. .., 1u A. 19) Sale 14. will be publlab•d Ill• ume 1c:c:::-::-=::-'c'-:cc:'-:--c--::--::-:-.,.--- -·da;, u received. PEARS FOR SALE 2 miJes east For reliable radio and TV repafr, call 6046-J. We aervice aU ll&tes: 2 centt ptt word, ooe 1Dof Cheatt!l' on what is known u makes. Schmollt Appliance, llertion. Minim:Jm t!hurge blk!Brownie Woods Farm. $2.00 Middleport, Ohio. 9-27-U f. t!ents per word fOI' thre• eoD bushel. J. P. Kell ey. 10.6-3tp sec:~flye Insertions. ROUGH LUMBER . BUllJ>ING QI.JJCK l:ii!:RVICE aD .Natch ReSpecial-One month · for 25 cenll PAtTERNS . MINE T~ p..iring b:r P'aeton. Tulned '!)8J' wo1'd. per M and ·up. H. H. & J. L. W•t.ehmalrer . . COUJ!rf. JEW& Full rate oi 2 centa pt.~ word will :.Uwk, Minersville, Ohio. Phone LERS, Pomeror. 1-8-tl be c-hanged for adv~rtising If not Chester, Ohio or SP-3~776, .Ma· paid for before the Uith of each son, W. Va ., aft.er 6 PM . Mill at i'OR£11Afoo & AJIB~IT 'f, V, IIEII VICE An .Make~ Repa1rt!d b>, ,;,. month followi.ug insertion. Pratts Fork on u. s. Rl. 33. pert 'l'tteha!CJ.UL Phone 62.86 'Y I!'Zrors In AdvertlsWc-Should be lO~tc ¥Jddloi>orl. tHfi.U reported itnh,;ediatolly. The Daily c l -d:-ou.,. bl:-e-:-be-d:Wt-:-.t-:-h-,-p-r.,. in-~,.--:-1 dlnSe ntin~l will not be responsible illj: tablei 1 treadle 'sewinc · '}ADJO • TELEVISION SERVlCf lor more than one lncorrec:t In· m~hlne. All for sale cheap. "hODe ~. Cle~Ard ' Appllaact HALLOWI:~N F~S;TIVAL eertlon. Call 18f·X after 6:00 o'clock. ;:· ~=( 118 W. ·M<un St.., Pomaror , A sPecial m~tiRI Wa,. held on Ud'd of .Thankl 1rl_ bpPCial N\)· 10-6-3tp • -~ --=.....:....-~A..;,.....__., ·.. . Sept. 2'2· at. the CU~Bulldina::' j:ty tlces o! Event& printed at re«u · 222 Sporttman with custom made (20 $) Insurance Cb.airman -~~h McGJ~tblln to 'i~ lar classified rates. Obituaries stock, can UK-X after · po1nt commJttees to.· take charge pu~lished at ~ eent per word. o'clock. · in differen·l ;halts, "' the teittvi· ('barged Ads fe..·eJved"bY mall or Let me· b~lp )iou With yo,u r insur- ties. Th'ia will.; be an annual llf· tel:"phone clven careful attflD· For 270 gallon ance probJI!IItlll, or finan.ce ·that fair with 'the Business Men's A4· oU with visable n~w car. For complete protee· ·sodationsoclatJ()n as ·' sponsorS. ttoo. Also one 1~ Ton 1948 tion for a1J your needs-Call The state' road commission o( Ma· , cab and chassiS. Inquire Pearl W. Williams, Pomeroy· son ., County has agreed to .clean «( J ~Jotu:es U.c:ey( Ohio Valley Bakina Co., Harri.sonvUle Road, State Route the 11treets. Already five ora:ani· ~ -~ Middleport, Ohio. __!,0-6·3tc 143. 10 3·8lp zation.s wish ,to build a stand are My office will be open begtnmng I COAL HEATING STOVE COMPLETE lnsuranc'c Protection, the American Legion AJ.Ixiliary, Monday murning. Dr. K. D. I 011eat. Used two monihs. LU.,-, A'Jto, Fire, Polio. Ca.ll nOn the Women's Club, the Live Wire Amsbary. J0-6·2tc · condition. $40.00, Inquire Milla. Middleport, Obio. Club, the Band Boosters Club aiid. RH_;;, -er Farm Store, Tuppers Plams. New ~aven Flte J;leparlment. !'.' F0 u.u:. o:6-3t THINKING OF buying lnsuraneef A=· d11-nce has been planned to Bulldoxer and Sub·Soiler. P. M. ~ P · , Guarantnd aavJna:s up to 3Mb . ie held at the Community Build· Cowdery, Long Bottom. Ohio. Treadle a.ewlf\1 machines, , 1 V. D. EDWARDS. Phone S3·X. in~ at 9 P . .M. Band member• of 10-6-6tp 1 rebuilt electric Singer Port· Horne 434. 1-lt.tf the repreaen~ schools wiiJ be able, ~11.96; 1 wed new mac.n· •dmitted free. Tickets will be 2! NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERSPLEASE CALL 6JlO.M IN· tpe, deMonstrator. Keeton'• MAlON CLINIC 1 cent1 .for ·students, 50;cents for STEAD OF · 297-M. GEORGE Sewina: ·Machine Service,. Box Admlsalona: Mrs. Wilma Harris adults. The Recrefiition Found,•· MOWREY. 10-4·3tc 148. Pomeroy, Ohio. 104-3tp ~~::t:: Sept. 27: Carol WilcoXen:. ~on commlfte~ WUI, ~~ in cbarae ; Sl!)t. '29; Joyce SChul- ot the d.af!ce, ~qqat~Ung of Dpn BOTTLED GAS-InotaUaUoo ood I IIi Wonted I 0 I:IU~ ' thlq,, lje'l'iock Gr•ve, 0., Sopt. Rou•h, C. II.."C~rry, fi•yd Car3/1;' 1larY, Oreler: Poft!al'ld, 0 ., Oct. mack, ~ . if.";•.G,. Ro~ey, Mf8. service. Sea ua for price/!. RUT. LAND FURNI1URJ<; at Rutland. WM'1'.~ 'J.'U jStJ't-4-t.s~: Oak. !. ·: 1 Paul PoweJI and Paur$ehneider. 9·30-tf .t'opJar, Btall»wooo, l'aav, ,W'a&iuu ,Mr. and Mrs. _Mayford · other- Comm~ttee.s Were Mu· t-: DWARD II. HEDRI-C K--· Also Oak, J'OJJ!ir • .HIIt\IJUOG Harris, Racine, daughter, Bonnie querade commattee CODI1$.U ill of !umbu, areea ur ar,r. 4--t, ~. Kay. _Sept. 27; M,r . an,d ,Mr:s. Lo- Jack FreyJ.,. !f· R)ln~y, Mrs. OLIVER-DEI.AV AL H, . IPL .Ue1tver~~ to 'our well Greer, PorUand, dalight~ - Clay,ton AtbeJ•. MtW'Jft~rry Laroe NEW HOLLAliD ·tuJJpen Platna, UJuo, .ra.rd .. Lqla Kay, oct. 1.· .Mu. Bob Johll!lton ,.\: ifd1 ..-rs. Max l,;11•n UD detlvt!t')', Wr.ot.e oi' e·a u Wetherall. They ani·. '~ 'plan tbe 0 ur low ovcthead Is the to the High .Prices-Slop in lh 1ur jJarttc:wut. .·be Ott,ao · . masquerade an4i judglpg. ace how much we can save you. V11Uey M.t&. t.:o:p. t"tloae l.ool· $100.00 Batld Arrangeme'nts Committee 50·Bushcl Spreaders, $298.00 VUit1 lOW. a-:a-u are Ja111es Breen, Jim Hampton, MEJGS OLIVER SALES Trade-in Allowance on your eaul Joe Grinstead, Delmer Pay· rhone 86-J, Pomeroy, Oblo ( 14 J For Rent old sewing machlng- ·regardle~s ton, David Rlcbardsun, John 9-8-30tc. FURNISHED OR-,~1f'~~::: of make or model or condition. Layne and Alton Roush. We service aU niai:e1. AU re: . Official guest committee arc (20) Business Servi.:e - I I -------------. ! 5.00; I::·B,irtl• «;. (2)wl. •hCord of Thonks We to tha'nt. tho•e· ,. 'i ~ t.llome, .,.tnson, · a. , t c r Rooms for pcrrnaneft.t guest.a with t r.n m and pall·bcarcra or lihowera, $:ro.oo weeaJy. Rooms ry·Bcnnclt Pust 128, the with r 1 Hoscce Tl1otne, ~ingcrli of una ng water and toilet 7 30 · 398. W••t weekly, ·M·artin HQt~' " Coittmhia EUB b~::~;~:~; j _ $J Phone ' · ~ · fli:itf' David Van Meter anrl .,.... who took care of the F'OR RI!;NT One ?·room HOtt~E anrl fr iends anrl W!lh bath on Lincoln HL(i. Fursflnt flowers. We n1~hcd or unfurnit:hed. _." G,Jrage 11\1 who were 110 in~ hmndry in connection. lq'. hclpc~~~ r~~~c~~~·t~nmUyl , QUlre l;wing's Store or p)u)ne J..I.S or ~a-J. ..~.<!~·tf 10·6·11.p " t'ive room mudera APAATMJ!;N1'S, wJtJI Jaundrf and •ar· aae . 1•none 3lU·.td, A • .N, Bcn.aeL • l t'flt:\iu tee on new and uaiid machines. Phone 909-J. Keeton's ~eWing Machine Service, Box lf8, Porneroy, Ohio. ... q "":;;:;;;:;:::::; • r I AF.RO· I'~GLE door fo::~;·,~··~·;·,l-:~~:~r.~J aton, farm. Portland, Steady job. M. JU. c. 1.John· right Sedan l'aul ObJo, · port., Ohio. l'honc ";1;:0 ;;·•:·3~t~p;;.~~---;---;-.,--,-,10-t.alc \ - - - - -- - ·-,.----,---,- Women 1~1 WJLLV~ nil steel station Lime . W11gon, $8AI5. Dl~ cUnar'a, Pom· mont, eray, Ohio. t0-1-tltc 19!1:1 PONTIAC Dclux 4 door Sedaq ~ IJ 19:1, Blaettnar's, Pom- must be sold hardware """'· ete. Hd1os~I!Oid - 1Dn2 FORO Cuatomline 2-door Sedan, $898. Blaettnal"'k, Pomeroy, Ohio. 10·1·6tc ' ,matlc au W~'IIER HEATER.. 11 Guaranttfd 10 rt~an ; uaed one ·. ,' )'OVI' -)10. Middleport 6082-Y. • l~~p . ~ DoG ~ ' . . ule. Cont1et Ernest (Hook) toavllle Road. PbGilt calla. ' . I • Mr. Robert · Gilmore Greot ·Crarid/ather and .daughter, bave been vaca· c·hrifJenon.g • • tionlng the put week in Philo, 0. • Uneuea Mr. and Mr~ Guy-<Watson . of Great grandfather 14 s~ Will' Ml ba 1 Pbiloi 0 ,, · -egtly ·•st tam c e, grea t gran d· "' ' ted Mr. and 1 1 Mrs. Keith Arnold. ather o Am~ Beth, small dough. Norrt's Housh, son ol Mr. and ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Dew..., a"'usb, reeentl~ was Hamm, was1 ipre~ent \he "<~ .."!. bab • hrl d d fot: t th ~-duc'•d into the army ai a Y s e s en ng ~un ay, a ¥~ ""' .. _ H eart C hurch with thec ;,acred K.ntucky Center. th T 1 -~ Mrs. Jerry Donovan of Wheel· Rev. Fa er ure ~"" .. ormlng the lng, W. Va., is visiting hel- daugh· ceremony, God·parenl! were Jane ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Harris, Middleport, eousin of the m~:tah~=t e:c:o~~~ed a~ t~~r~ Wiles. baby, anld Pa trtth'ck bDub ffy:, Pome· · mmy "ayre, son of Mr. and roy, unc e o1 e a y. Jl have varied and desired tempera. "· turea ln ea'ch room. Mr11. Ben Sayre of Plain City, 0 ., Others pr-esent • Wer) Mrs. The manY advantages ilf this is visiting his abnt, Mrs . Pansy Clarence· Hamm, Middleport, patt)'J)e heatine Ia that It Js clean, Fry. · · ernal .g randmother; Ed Duffy, eeoDOmlcal and due to thi! insul•· Mr. and Mn. Eugene RobiQson Pomeroy, maternal grandfather; tton Ia 20 degrUI' coeler in sum· mnd Mrs. Jessie Yonker are vsea. Mrs. Walter Harris, Middleport, mer weather. . tioning in Florida. , great aunt of Amy Beth; W. B. PERSONALS Mrs. .earvtu oUver, Fern and Harris dbd daughter, JiU , Middle· Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Stewart " at- Mr. and Mts: ·GWge Oliver . re- port, coualn.i. tended a NatiOJ}.yitde · Insurance cently visit~d Mr. a~d Mrs. Btlly (Farm BUJ:.'NU) m'i!tiOg at the Wilson of Murray, Ky. IUinois an(l, St. Louis, Mo. home of ·Jim COuch hi pt, Plea&. Mr. and Mrs:. Fred Roush have Mr. and Mrs. Herlhan KnapP ant, Thur1~ eveniRg. moved out on Broad Run. hav moved into the Fred Roush Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brink£r, property. Mr. lliiu]l 'Mrs. W. · R. Johnston and familY left Friday for ten Mrs. Presley Roush and Diane, Mrs. Betty Smith and c:hildten days' vacation in M&dison. Ind., returned home, recently, after have inoved to East Third Street with his fathet~ . w . W. Johnston. vialtlng relatives in CaUfornJa, In Valley View. w· $300 PLEDGED~ 4:ri9 Sign On 9 :00 Coffee Time 10:00 Home ~or~ing: Sbow 6:00 J\.bbot & Costello 6,30 Ozark Jubilee VVester~ h:OO Vadont Lody ti{i& ' J,.ov~ of Ute _ Ji:SO Search for Tomorrow li:46 .lrb~ Gt~idlng Llihl 11:00 Kat~ '·s Kitcllen., We~~pme .T~ p,v ~le.rs }'t,39 'ul(t Robert Q. LewlS 11t:SO" itou.si:iPilrty 2·"So Bob Crruby Sbow The Brlg_hler ' Day se.e ret Stor~ , · Oo... ·Your Account 4 O!Clock. Thantre IJ'rl·State N:ews · Lucky 8 Ranch Li'l' Rascals Fr~noo C\ub Doug Edwards, .News Upbeat Rob Cumm ings Show Shower of Stars . FOur Star ~~ayhouse Eddie Cantor. Comedy Theatre :Ha11s of Ivy Your Esso Reporter spqtli~ht, ~n ,Spo.rw W•atb:erroah ·... "Dateline: Europe Up-to-the-minute News The I..ate Show · .aioo 3; 1~. ' :UO . 4:00 4:M UK} 6:15 11:30 I 6:45 7:00 '. ' • ~~· j'' • ' ' '" " ' 8:30 9:00 9:~ 10:00 Gee, do I li'ke my vitamins.toaste~! lo': u 10:25 :jQ:IIO t\:00 U:Os get - I Yes, . N~ Holsum is as heahbful ~~ill is de.lidous. Ne,., Holsum's Vitamin D helps yotir body .absorb:lji>n .. buUCiing Calcium so you'll have be~uti!\tl teeth. and a strong, healthy .. 11am!. And here's :romething .yoi.•u'· ""ant .to ·Jin~w..,.New Holsum ~ ~ .~l , ' ~ ~ ·~iJ.h ~~i,.~in _p.costs ~O ·~O~~~;n ~th~f good b~~s! Contains ~!» .,, ·. :• ,., ·•lallthe .other vitamin\ and dlineta.ls recl!tilmegded ,by the . Nat;ioaal Research Couaal's .Food a Nutridoa J!08rd, . ·· too• Try inoday-New Holsum . with Vi!amin l). _ '. ,, MORE. "• ,· . your ~•ner at ... ~xHatst •r '1 ,, ' • • l .. tktltum i1 ,.ohr btlt .. .en. ricbtd bretd1 bec•uu it r:ontain• ALL the vit'.aminil IITid mir~treJa, in'· cludlna-Sunllblne Vibtmir~ D, •• ree· Gmmtndedby ttitNtitloMI Itt~ reb " tUm choi.:f' of Jketd will l\spp11 yOu Witll ·at ltaat tht fllllowlq amount. t1r pet. teatapa of )'OUr minimtltJ d•ily re· qu(rtmrnt fttr lhtte mintifl 10o4 ·"fw.;....l\'l._..U "'......, .·. ID . • ~'JRi:WY • ' t • Jtf ·':t.· 7:00 Sigo ,;m! ~~~ ~·. ~ '1!00 Mor~,.lt ~ow.; •j ' .I . ~ ~ - DIDICATID 8:30 9:00 10:00 ]A;30 10:35 1'0:40 'l 10:45 12:00 .:~ '( ' ,,. . '\~! .~ _, 1i .llii!" r.••yttoUu of . Star~ ,.,..,.1"d ;~ r ·.. Jllgh_way, rat~QI , I '!''le LJ~'3l'ti \ :·· ~e • Weaherman 10:~0.. Shop on T'elevlalon To be AJJ.nounced u:OO ' Up-to-the-minute Newf U19S Late I Sb~W ··-~·' Trevey.Finsterwald FUNEML ~~Pomeroy. , IIIIIIBAl!CII &OD~iJ! . ''.;;' lvtr' . , M~l, Mltref!Mtllt rl~ ~111_!1'1~!, :!'~: ... ' ' ' "' ' " • OtlllcO oll<l .., . .'' ,.. ~· .,.. \ ,..,, . ~•••<ll.llolllllt(oll, ) ~ IIJ!o, CUu~ 11!4 ··-01 .:•, I' ~·~~~~c{tf!e' nJJie 6:30 The Lo'a' Raarer 7o00 Ljle h Wort~ ,LMD( ·. 1:30 Sto~ ·tbe Music 8!00 Star 'rtleatre · 8o80 IJeart of tbe Clt1 9oOO Premiere PtoyllOtt" 10:00 Ne•• IOoOO Welilfler 10, 16 'Playh••" ' IO'lll!. l·~l '. ~ . MTlO •. , ,, · . , 3:21 .SJp On . •.• . ... 3:3q Copltfne · · .• '· · 4!00 ·Da.n~~i:nil , , · • ~,oo Mfc/11ey· lilotl.e a,oo Klllla, Fran &o Ollie 6 : 1~ John Daily 8:30 Ri.n .T.l n Tin 7'00 OUie &·It:orri.et SUNRiSE TO SUNSET STATION" 7:30 990 "'"' Ne~a. . Weather St»ort.s'. Theatra 13 , Oil ·'·' • W,ITHQUT .4 ST.4~ " ' ' I by the Mrs. ClUf . Will· Erwtn, Pan11y 1 1 • t. Dry,aa t . Vapor . Rtd~r~ti.:c.n.ei010 O!tl')' . ' lO:SO N~a H~llines 10:85 10:..,0 10,411 .' 12'00 Spor&; Headlines Tonloltl Sign . OlE Wiath~rc~t· !fpot 2, trel':n~ (poeL) 3. Menwho .. 1. · drive '~·. . carrlagq 4. Shtnt() l'· · ,J l temPle (Orient.) . ~. BhiPW9"'1JJ ' ' I I' I't' , 6 . t{oblep~Q 7. Jilendt 8.i)!.,;,-...... 9. 23. Dl$trt'!BS '· 1• wnioi]Jr " Queqn .ot ·• · the'-'''" . '-v•&,.,. ., . signal . U . ·V~ '2!1. Qbaervation t W.-• "' · · I. p,ost(~ll. ) 26. Reddjsh· · ~eiJow \• 111, "\1~" ,... 28. Pte~ · ·- ·-'·' ot a:ock 30. Vtrclnla (&b~r.) f 11. JCedteva boat • as. M,_ker 0'. ftrat1 · '' · Arlterlc · ~- fl"' g 84;. Tu,kld ~ 1\Ut I' . ¥· qQ}f:ery U . Lun 46. ·Bestow t7. A aeamint 1 . , · '4$Yicl : . t8. ' '~ ' . II! .\ "' ;'.)'· ~· ~·. ·• .. ' t.. .. : . ~··,,, ~ '; . ''\ \-·· li' ' r I tI'; 1. Painful 9. A Phll'l'· ·'Pine ·Mo.Jem 1~. Ltfts with , • etl'ort 12. A melody 13. Wi:Lndc.rlng Work ta.bl~ 6. Choice rroup 17. Chlet 19. Cutt~r edge of an auger ;_o. ~latlc , I kingdom m.ow· SATUID.b IATUIDAY L "l IIOW!( nalri,e : 40. Coine in , · WCHS.TV CHARLI$TON \ ,, ,I. , 31. Olrl'a · .~. .. ,., ,, ~1.41Y .• ·" 11:30 Fellther Your Nest 12:00 Toda)''s Newl!l 12:1~ 0.1!!1' .Dong Sc~ool 12:4G ,I;.d¥tiY on l'arode 1:00 ~~t~ra G.oes to .Sellon) 1:30 · ":til Home ' with the Carrt 2:00 · Ted Mack Matinee• 2:30 It ,Paya to be Marrjed 3:00 Way 'of the World 1 3:15 First Love 3:30 World .of. ·Mr. Sweeney 3:45 Modera Romances 4:00 PiDky L!e 4:30 Howdy Doody. 5,00 old Timer 0'30 Wild BUJ Hickok \8:00 ·News Pleture UG S]WtiB Eye 8:~ ~ Le.t Paul 4 Mory Ford -· 6:30 cOte Time 8:45 News C'ara'van ~,oo Life oMilley '1:90 W.ateffi~nt ' la 11;00 •• th . lor TCI!W., lloiO SJi!l 'oli. ' · '- 10:00 ltome 11 :0(1 'fenneSIJee Ernie Gran~ ., · 10:10 Si>orto ' . . :- AC~Drl' :<!'· ..... ·.; ,. 11'· '1~ ' I .. I! •..., Mmt· •..,.;n •·• ,, oua;·, :0.• 'Oil!o I ~ , ·uu .·- .. ---ro- ..... .. ..... .. . ,. Crllh.• .. ........ ·•• n IN' tHE · '"..., · ,, . ~• P.... ~htft ""' 'aODiiEYDO~G . ,·1 . . . ~· ( '<' I , ' ............ s• ··r • ~OOKFOl ' ~;~ ' .~iil}.j~...; ..., f o411 10ooo tO:ll!i Ernio Saunders SP:OftJ Uk~ll .. ~,oo . Kuldo, 1'rall • ·e,18 '· Joltn Dally j . 5:00 :Micl:!)' ~oun . 8:30 Slttr S~a1e 6:00 . Big Stol'l'"'':J. ..• 9:00 Caw ,., tf{f,i~ ~ ' it; o rerm'l td Pe~son to::·oo · Your Eiio Reporter · 10121, ,.· OCTOtlR !o 3:30 Coolrln& 4,00 D~'t!Oial\d "YOUR Ford Theatre Lux Vtd!o Tbe"ifre Damon RLmyon Theatre News Headlines Weathercast Sporbt ~i{adli~s Ton,ight Sign OU :..-·' Bign .on . PRiliAV; pc;:t:O•• R ·7., - Dragnt;t , •..•1,'" "'J FRIDA,!' I• • . ' !EVERY DAY Tod~)' 11:00 'i'eunes5ee Ernie Fprd ll:jW Fiiatber 1our Nest 12:b0 Today'• N"'1 12:15 Din1 Dong .School 12:45 industry on Parade i:oo Par110n'a Study 1 1:30 At Home with the Carr& 2:00 T.ed Mack 2:30 It Pays to ~e Married 3:00 'Way•of the World 3:"1~ Flrst Love 3:30 World Of Mr. Sweeney 3:415 .)Joderr. Romanees 4;00 Pl~ky Lee ·' 4:30 Howdy Doody 5:00 Old Timer 5:30 Nimrod & Ant:ler 6 :00 News Picture ' 6:10 Footbail Fp~cfts la 0:25 LeB· Paul & Mllry Ford 6:30 Dinah Shore 6:45 New s Car~v,_n 7 :00 You Bet Your Life 7:30 People's Choice8:00 Garry Moore Strik• Rich · lj\110 VaUint Lady ' 11:11' of L~e 11:30- Searcb tor TomotTow ii:~ " 'Ilhe Guiding .J..lght _ 12:~ J{atle's Kttehen · 1~;;sb . WBleom~ ~ave:lt-rs · ~:00 ~obeJt Q. Lewis ' :81,) Housepa.rty . 1:00 1'h!'l Big Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Show ~;ob The Brighter Day S:·~~ Secret Storm 8':30 · On Your Aect;~~nt 4:00 4 O'Clock Theatre ~ •:M Tri-State .News · · LUcky 8 Ranch_ Barker BIU .Caf1.oon:!l SlilRfUlan 1.;.. ~ o,1 \1'1 Doug Edwardsr News Patti Pate Mama .- · lO:llf) ,l Sign On •. 'LI,;~ ,.. TO THE ·' · 2:00 The 'Big Payoff 6:00 • • J E D ' &io'o ~ Gal.'rr Moore THURSDAY, 3!29 ·THURSDAY 6:00 . 7:00 10:80 Strlke , It 1\lch Saturday )JJ l iDO Slsn on 8:30· Arthur Godfrey BOO Lawrehce Welk 9,00 City Detedive g,ao Counterpoint 10:00 News 10,05 Weather 10,10 Sports lO: 1l5 Theatre 13 11 :03 ,Wrestling from Dayton 1:00 Sign Off ------~--------~--------~ • THURSDAY '7::00 ~ . ..... I SATURDAY, OCTOBER I 5,oo ·w·- , /\VCHS-TV , \VSAZ·-TV Charinel .8 , Ch.annel3 T"e First Baptist Church bad their montllly business meeting Wednesday evening after their prayer meeting and ~ voted to pled~ $300 for the Meigs Cnunty Education Weekdi!J Religious program. The amount is to be raised by , .individual and class pledges and contributions. .......__ ••••• 17.5!1 To the best In tervice wltb AlllolDl!~ · i · <i .. Ont·h•Jr pound Ceirih. .ii~) ot ~­ MEIGS THEATRE """' ' j· ~==~ ~==~!::==~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~::! FREE · TICKOS ~ 30-a•Uon Brrant lla,q,Jtiied' auto- ~~ · Here's whaf you getl WUI sell Jn Jump sum on .stalk. every effort to .mlDbniU ex. See Ivan Carman , Pomero1. penu. . • :rOhio, Rt. 2, 1t Peach Fork . Our restful loeaUOD ' htl91 to 10--8-'J'tc provide Pt'lceful citbltt.. . i --- " ru•mm FAMILY q • . ... For S<.ie CORN ,011 SALI 6 to 7 Acree Corn ready to pick . ~ . OO.J. ., • • Council'• Foocllrld·Nutrition ao.i!i.' ,,' ~ I time work. · 19151 CUEVROLET 4-door Sedan, $69:1. Blaf\ttnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. 10-Hitc ,., · .. • 1~';\" · 1 19~2 :· . HaveR. 'Plumblna: by Hlmpton and auPRliU CaPehart,· were Inc., of Nf~W Hav@. ~ady-Jrlix Con· crete bY Pomeroy Cement Block co._~. of Pomerpy, 0. Furiitture in the iltw htt:use~ ll&ker .F\u'nl· • lure f)f Mi4dl ' rt, ()., and kit.. chfln ApplianCes are the new ' colorarnic GE Appliances o1 Jew· e11 Bro'tbenr in New Haven. 'Roush'' home,.. h:atures the elec· tric beatin~~t upatlira, b aisement, R" (a portion·routlUzed · as "Betty'...liaJ B~;auty Parlor) and f ·of the 1 arqe Wbicb hou~a Roush's Bar· ber Shop. - (181 PJ.YMOUTH DPIUJI 4-door Sl'dan. $798. Btaettnar'a, Po~ · rrny, Ohio. tO.t-6tc ' .- elec~ 5 ' ,':00 portablu saws, , open.J;nd , ·- zr ·· r ... - l for 1 tbe ,hom.e 'WP G. 0 . ,·1\0u.h and 1Sons a£ N;ew - er;o¥•;60hio., . . , . 10.1-811! 19M ffm:CK S,eclal D'elux 2-donr fedan·; $189&. Btartt nar'111, Porn· Mature wont~n experience 10-1-Btc flrny, Ohl~ . 19) 111KIIOUSII-15AAC!IP'UI. A6 ( A SIIIIRM4N TANK I a.,e_.ood, ~ Co~adw Va. • SATURDAY,' OCTO~ER 8, 1955 SALE START~7:00 P·' M. s 1 ,.-.- OPEN HOUSE gucsls ' d arrani:e for their tran· sportatloJJ~ . Phil Batey, Uarry Hottman and Layton Sayre are the service Ve. hicle committee to get the { iru dcpartm{'nt and Poli Ce depart· SchootGy.m - Help Wanted = j r Ohio ~ ~··" To Be Held At Wanl HOUSEKEEPER to Jive on 1 ~ P~lcld!epof!'r, , Sur6!!'!'At.ciADOFIII"!SASHAVING · HorrisonviUe, Ohio "" -. r - - -· 195:1 WIJ.LYS . DI5TUASING me IW> 011 "" · , the -l!lct!Jof Sent1.twl1 ·w- ·- rms• ' Many reaidents of New Haven and surroundiag communitiea at· tf!nded Open House at tbe new "All Electrie" borne of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roush on Sbnday , October 2, between tbe. hours of 12:30 a.m. -to 7:00 p.m. The new home, louted an the corner of Lewi.a and Thi!d Streetl featured one of tbe most modern trends in home COhlltructlon with the electric C.bleray a.,dtant Ceiling Heat, tnataUed by Home Servi.., hlc., .of W. $25,000 ·N~W MERCHANDISE THE HALL· OF DISTRIBUTORS Two .l<'urn15hed f.Room APAR'f. MENTS, new furaitll&'t. lJtll&e!N pcua. LIIU ll"""*"M. tnStl-U 1171 Thursdov, Octotler 6> 1955 I • - z· • b·.r:Ht i SWIVI!LII~ NI.JIN6KI CA~601'111<0UGII {lo"'f OPI'0511115< TIIAAI WITIIOIJT 11\11!11 The biDao aame opo111ored by the ..,.. ,~ Lqlon wltb Bob B•aeb, Neboo Roush; Heney Perr)' Robek Routh ahd Da.nnr Work· man ., committee. The pWlliclty eomml~ ..._e4 are J . L. Stewart, Harry Layne and Bob Stull. . Another m_ . .UU. w1Il be held in the near fut\ll'e. ~~H~O~U~S~E~I~o~r~re~n~l~l~&~7~~~:1J pairs done by ti~l~~d experts. Ha!ry~cr, He!m•n. Layne and in town. ~a~~:d:,•,.n,,.t~· '· ~Worll·tP~;.', I~ifJ,o,eyn!' W~llla £hil~r. r~:·to obtain cd rluri!IS Lhe death and brother. Rufus C. "~::~:.';! We wl11h to give special _ to the W. H. FoglesollJil Funeral • w v h d iii ' Tliursi:lav, October 6, 1955 AUXILI~~~i~AVEI ~.~~~~E~~yy--:.--:-.IU~!!~~~~~=~-~·~·-~-==2~~~~~p•'t ·.~ ' j ' The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MiCIClleport, Ohlo ---W-ANT--.-AD--S---·------- • • 1Ctr· ,.,v JYJ .B H OZJKX)IJFU ZL ·l'.llf IJ L ~ Jl I' q .. ~ i'.CKCNV eM ... p ,~.l;lt~~· <~•*• ~"' 'i:., ·YI,)IU j �, ' • • • • ' Pomeroy OES Chapter J86 Plans For Grand Session At Cleveland Menu Planners In A Huddle ' , '• ' .J •'. I I BOOSTERS ENTERTAIN 'I Friday night after the LoganMiddleport football · game the Middleport Band Boosters Jovlted the Logan baqd members to the Music Room where they were served hot-dog" and pop. Mothers &.Hsisting with this wert Mrs. Walter Crooks, Mrs. George Childs, Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Mrs. Francis Anderson, Mrs. Emerscn Jone11, Mrs. E. M. Blake, Mrs. Malcolm Roller. Band Dlrector and Mrs. Earl Warnke also work- 1952 CHEVROLET 4 DbOr Sedoii-Rodio ond Heater I ' $695 .. Jimmy Panons 411 ~ Tblr4. 81. Middleport, Ohio .Anniver~ary Event Super RIKht Tender Mellow Flavore.t Smoked Hams FULL SHANK HALF CENTER SLICES IN! lb.49c Super Right. ... Center Blade Cut C'huck Roast lb.49c ~~IUPt , Sliced Por~· Liver TENDER • • lb. 21c Ready ...• SPECIAL or Cod Fillets lb. 27c5'1b. box 1.25 •IUYI Minute M1ld F.-sh Pronn ~ Orange Juice 3-6 oz. cans 59c Pane., F,...h Froun Sliced Strawberries 4- J0 oz. pkgs. 89c Llbllys Tomato Juice • 2-19 oz. cans 25c Armours Treet · Nutley Margarine 12 oz. can 37c 2- Jlb. pkgs. 39c Dried Pea Beans 21b. bag 25c sib. bag sse Drlod Pinto·-· "'2t• pij. 23c •• ;...49c HI Lifo 1 - Pickle Relish '" gal. Jar 59c Aunt.,."" Iceberg Dill• 26 oz. Jar 29c --··' HI Lifo Dill Pickles 111 e I ~eiiool ol ·weaviDJ Stata In Chairs wiif' be belil ill the. Rock Springs Grange Hall .cn Wednesday, November 9, .11tarting at 9·30 a. m. Supervising th.e meeting will be Miss Anna Blt!bricher, Home Furnishing Spec1alisl al Ohio State University. The training is to weave with f iber cord, fldt reed, wide une, splints or other materials: This Is open to a'!yone wtw b interested ln attetiding . ~'or group!!! who would like to havP this taught in their own group, they .should send leaders. Anyone Interested in this ahuuld cCJntact tbe Alriculture ·Extenilon 6Hiee Jmmeaiately, NOII.y, Home D1!mOnstrafeported. ftleetlnt (;j• this typeon Tuesday, Nov, 15. Social Notes IMPI.OYIIS FITID Employee. ·of the .Martin Restaurant e~oyed a ateak dinner with aU lhe customar.y tl'lmmiqs Mr. and Mn . Paul Fiaber of Frida, nigbt before tbe dinner Mioeuvllle are visltint irl Colum- wbieh the;y 1erved to the l,opn From Pomeroy football team after tbe Jocat game bWI wltb relatives. d.inaer . we're ·U,.. Mr. and Mra. WiWam· Parttr Thoae · at Dunt. man.aeer, Mi'a.. and family of Columbus were reo White, Pearl ceat guealli of bil PlreDb, Vr. ADD Durst, and Mn1. Edward Parter, Miners- Nichols, Mr1 ville. Emmett WUJ, Mr. and Mn. ' Jamea Will and dau1bter1 Bd, and Mrs. Walter Walker apfat Z~netfvUle Mr. and Mn. In Albert Hoffner with aad last Sunday ::h.~~~~ ~~b~l:\~•• WEa~~: WiCk 0111 GUARD ' . ' * * . ' Un Technlcolor) Clnemasco~te (f..:hnlcolorl lun~e . J11- · ~oln Only Wednoldar in WJikeaville wttb Mr. and -Mrs. Harley Strong an~ · .- - . , Moon Mea , ' i Johnny W~lunuthr .INn lyrerf family and in Hamden with Ml'l. A. R. 'l'edrow. New Orleana Unceasorod ·Mr. and Mrs. James Oldin (Emma Reibel) of Toledo are viS. Arthur Prapa: _ l~vtrfy Gerl•ftd itin11 .with relatJV'es· hen:. · j ,"-=::;=~~~~~;; Mrs. Fr.ederiell: R!Jbel of Co!· umbu,s Ia the ·.IUetLof relative~. . 1 O<lt. 6.1 Soldier Of ,Fortune -·d•r ••• • and Mra, Charles Hol!ner vlalted Sunday Sch09l · · ; Class Is Feted ,. * ..• ' • .., Clarlc G.. te luun Hayw1rd .. Short$ a.tutcf•v Onfy ~ ·. -" ., Senral . ' The Sbow Down 1111 Elliott M.rl• Wlndaor Afrloan Manhunt karin loofh • Myron H.. ly .. • • ~ '. nto .. *. •. ~- For BeHer· ' Snggtm . Aid SChO«!Is * * * Schools United. Airlines Offieial . Terms Cr~b Worst In Civil Aviation ~;:-~••~~a Ch=·' of Cllrllt . '!'ill lh1l ;SQDdl)', ~ 0, to lnnouaee:ment .JDWe . of' ;\f' • put' tendlnt to tbe· lal m.W. will be varioua ·cb,~ of MeW County with the speaker 1or the diy being: Koeh from Lowell, Ohio. '· . . . Morning aerviees. Will 8:30 wltb a Chil4fe1t'a Commurilon and sermon delivered by Jl'ie Slaet .tit 10:80. FOllowing b.b'y Slight damu_e wu caused when delivery trU.ek oWned .. by tbe Valley Baking Company eest clipped tbe left ·an automobile that was , left on Route 124, in Tbur.sday afternoou. County SberUf re- . lona-hodied look •mootlii itA w•r ,.;,, to a wonduful whoo•hina !kirt. For added zest: • rhint1to111 sparkle pin, bracelet sleeve•. A Vicky Vaaahn JuniOr . _.:....-.;. in Richroo, blended rayon and acetite by' ite1i'i~le.. ·. ( · tbat th,, .Tweedy rnU:tarn ol copper, rello", PIU'I!le, leal or '~·];!~ . . ,. . ~ a~ket . i;IISJ!Q1~ afternoon ~ea Wil~ 2 p.nu l!:venllll IIM'Vie~. acbeduled for 7::$0 R~P'· Rev. Earl Slack in~~ ~~"'!:!~~ t.he special ~t;~rvicel ! public b w~lf!Ome to · or $·Jo:OO,: .. . 'Girls JlNISes, . SEE The Complete line Oil Womens and Coal,, Suits and ln tl)e bwy ready To wei.r DllPfil't· ment on the 2nd · ·' · EL the Chtlll'b or~.ftoyalties' On·CoalFlled north ot llusseU pDinted out th11t to pau the when the wtecli: Deeurred. Dant.ge. was , lllig~t to the fender, it Wu·reported. wu attempt~• •·. ... . . Mrs. Walter Kerinedy, Jr., tertained the Chrlatian C~·~:,:.'j; ian Class of the ,Pomeroy of Crist, Tuesday flvenJng at borne, Mulberry Avll!. Members re4pd'hded to roll wlth a question on the new t05ta.li meot fulfillment. Devctlons 'led by Mrs. Denver Kapple wll,bll i prayer by Mra. A. ·0 . Lee, tbe cher of the claq, [ Miss Louiae Gilmore, viee president was in Clharp of the bwl· neu ae.uion when plana for tb• annual Chrlstmu Plrlf were dlacuued. . . ~· Chureh F'olk Make · Up 225 Gallons Of Apple Butter · twenty-five &allons of apple-butter were made and most of the orders delivered Wednesday and Tbunday by W<lmeo and men of the Middlepcrt Chureh of, Cbri.!lt in spite or the wont weather for the put two months. Five kettles of apple butter were cooked at ·• time in the yard of the George Childs home and during the heavy down-pour Two hundred aod Slick Streets Said Cause Of A~fo Accident Dies Wednesday Funeral services for WW C. Merritt, 89, Columbus, f~er as. sistlnt .superintendent of Jleila County Sehooll; Wlio dled 11 the" -•--• AJum Crest HOisPital, l w~_,ay, wilt' be . held at the A. ~~ Held F\qieral .Home · Ia ColwnbQII, Sat· urday it 10 A. M. He bad been • ~ , iD the . Ohio &Cbooll "for · "41 ~. and ,_ bid been lnrrtnlmdttal ia ·orpnlng maily of ·t}le eouatJ'• .JOelal soeleties. On"e· of llie· olctai mem.ben of the Pinnithf1 t.oda:e of .JIIsoUs at Atbeila. be lli1d·. been a member for 18 ,ean. Mr. Merritt also wa!!l a me111bjer of the Cbureh of Cbrisl He is survived by his wife, Flora; a son, Howard, three daulhten, Ml'l. Florine Williams, Kts. llabd Gilley and Mra. Ncrina Watt., an of Columb111 and six crandcbildren. J'rieada may WI IDJ time and burial will be iii tbe Hebbtrda- Rain brings "limited vision and slick streets and It Was reported bJ·· acting Cblel of Pollee Frank Hudson •that an aeeldent. wbleh bappeaed in tbe downPoUr yuter· daj afternoon on Main ,~treet lh ·tron& of the · Farm Bureau tOilld the Ohio U. S. No 1 Size A Katahdin Potatoes SOibBag98c 10,, lb. bulk 25c Cheer Dtilei'COIII .............. 2 lae o&o 83e Dus . . .. . . ... . ..· . . . .. : . . . . . .. . 2 lge. sl!,o '83c Ox)'d,l De.tel'l!eat .. .... ...... llge. alii! 13~ , Tide DolefiiOIII .. . ........ '. .. I IJ!e. aile 83e Drefl Delel'l!elll llo!lllllr or Pink I lilo abe 83e Sple llld Spoa Cl-er . ...... 18...,. pq. 17c t:rlleo Sllol'lellblll ... ... .. : .. . 3 lb. un Ilk Joy Litt'llld Doter&eai .. .. .. t--7 01. Bile. Ilk; · Single Copy .f gal. Jar 39c l;ory lloaA .. Lara• Size . . . . . . . • I ukeo 2to Ivory ~P .. PefsonolSIIo ...... 4 caked3e Ivory Flak" ..... ... , . .. . . . . . I taeotu·ne Ivoq Snow ................ : . ~ IIi• aile Ilk ~ ~P . , ReJUw Size .... .. a co!'•• Ilk OHIO: Cleu4y ... -lor lot• TU,. I,WIII •.,:· ~1 .• ...lbe s1.. oz .. 111:.. .. OctoiMr I ol • * * ' CitiZen A~visory Here•A the newa ~r the s!ason lp.eJled '4MU Man Without A Star Klr1< Doutlll Hro.o1lenvu T-om,, Ml'oo cr. land Helnea, Mrt. Hehry i.eitiil T.bure.·Frl. • Bn""NI Phone 398 POMEROY BEND THEATRES Ott. 6-7 ~ • Phone 897 /i""~::;;;.~;;~;,;~;;~;;;~=-~ Tbun.·Frl. • ''G . s·R..·oot''·c··n ··.o . l····s· .· . · ras; ... --.;o..·tr "<- Sbelia Walker was honored on ber eighth birthday wPth a party given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dallll.!l Walker of Mason on Saturday afternoon. Her cake was a two tiered doll cake decorated ln pink and white. Those attending were: Sharon Maynard, Jimmy Maynt:trd, Connie Newton, Sandy Sorden, Nan· ey, Gary, Leslie, Wesley and Lou Anna Gibb8, Billy Roush, Phil Goodnlte, AngeJea Zerkle, Mary Foater, Billy Zuspan, Judith Dunean, Marilyn Stanley, Johnny Grueser, ~is Ann Rizer, Denn is Foreman, Linda Chattin, MJtrilyn Scbwartz, ~oan, Caroline and George Illy Van Meter, Pat '!lad TEMPI.Ii! en·t tne a1 Mllc:e Ryio. spent the paat weeltead w1th lier .mother, Mra., Florenee Burna! de. ,Miss DelotM Kltcbeb Of Dayton spent tbe weekend hert. Mr. and Mn. Charln HoUfter and Mr. and Mrl. Georae Staee cf Findlay we.re weekend JQests · ot relatives aDd frlenda. Mrs. HOff• ner remainder tor a louger vilit, , • ' unhy anti Sund.,.. Sfrelia Walker H onoretl . . · On Eighth Bir(hday ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e:d~w~it~ h ~t~he~gr:o:u~p.- -- A&P~s96th ' . . 1: ·' 1'be. ltrK rDeetlnl of a two day hostesses, Agnes Brown, Leona Smith, Mabel Moore; Marlene Moore and Gertrude Mit-chell. .' ' • the worthy grand matron. At the conchuion of the meetIng, refre&hments In keeping with Halloween were served by the Jimmy Parsons er, TQppen PlllDI; Mn. Mabel Gaul, .AtbtN. and Mn. Callie Weraor, ll)ddiOJIO!t ·. •Jov G. G. G'aUI, Athens. Cbau~ Wernet, MtddJepor1, !lou Cleland and Classes Are Scheduled ·i , ,At.- Rocksprings Pia• were made to •attend .crand cliapter seuion in Cleve· lowing chapters, Racine, Webb, Haniaonville, b.J:ad, Oetober m -27 when Pome- New Marshfield, roy Clulpter 188 OES met in re- and Aurelius. A special meeting was pJanned gular lellion, ,Tuelday evening at for Thur!'day O~tober 20. Memthe Mllooie Temple. Mabel GoeJiein, worthy matron bers were reque3ted to bring to and Deazll Goeg)ein, worthy pa- 'this special meeting 01 the regutron presided onr the meeting lar meeting in November, good and invitatioru were received to used dothing to be sent overseas attend "Friencb Night" at the 'roJ- and also sheets and pillow slips for ca nCer dressings, projects of I I W~ving ' • CHARGI MAOI An infonnation affidavit was filed in t.be Clerk of Courts Office Thursday by Prosecuting At· torney Jim O'Brien against cart D. Arnold, en a ehtrJe of drivinJ vill•, o., Cl!!metery. under tbe inOuence of alcohol. -. . I MEIG~ GENIRAL. HOSPITAL.· . , Admitted WedoesdAy; K)' le ¥ (-.. K.in,· Wll'ller, 0 .· · · ·: • · Disp1iued Wednesday: Mrs. Patricia Houdashelt, Pomeroy; Jo Cla:k, Letart, W. Va., and .Mrs. Freda Heines, Jliddteport. Admitted Tbu~y: Mrs. Opal Van Meter, Pomeroy; Mr. Napper, Syracuse; Mn.· Victor ·voung, Jr. · Di.!lmisaed Thursday: Misa Mary Ellen Andrews, Long Bottom; <Mn Frances Lang, West Columbia and Virgil Darst, Cheshire. Threatening.Letter By Gallipolis .•·•.. , • . . Mai,:Brnags~n Arrest ByThe ~in .N a..t". · ow."R. -· · unuu ' Thtll'lday the werten took turns b01d1Qg heavy plutie clotlu over the kettles to keep tbe raiD from diluting their pnduct. · ApllfOIImllel)t UliJted with the- variousbrJ<.,.. part. of the apple Wtter making aad . maDY of them W"'!ft erved . their voiBDie k mUla bY otbet er ·.."'ffOI • eb· Wbo br~t the ~ · to the CbUds home. ·· , have. altetdy blood pro. concerned ''"lll~~~•!h>~· Of Ute to 111•ke a record-break· donatiag ~lood to JobMie ·A lliHn J'tlelion.; 27, ·Of Gallipolill, bli · ~· . . iiftsted 1ty nu afebbl and ebal~. with vioIatini a federal extortion NiU~e for ''CaWhil i tlfrflltftin&· lett.er tc be mailed" to a'· )'cM.a1 aecr.,_ tary · emplGyed b)<· · the Mason County Board of Education Ia Pt. , It .fwu alao said ~l.l~son and Min Qa}.r,d. bad~ beta trieJul.s. Jackson wai"Yed UUU~tr~ b.e· 1cre the U. · s .. Comna.il$ner m Huntlnlton and wu ,~id in de· (ault of $2.600• ~nd pcndi~C fed · ·eral &rand ·Juey· act~., , . At the ~ame ti.I:D.e .lames Earl Everett, 19, •Hount Cllre, W. Va , was charied with interstate tran, sportatlon of a atGlu truck. Everett, a AWOL soldier, '1JU spprehended b)' Gallipolja ponce after driviDJ the truck from pt_ Plea&- secure Pleuanl Accordiq: to J. Gordon Sbazt. that bloodmo- ldia, agent in ebar&e of tbe. Pittsin advance ap- burah FBI offite, tile anonymous many d(nior• to letter contained no d.mand for reaion all per- .money. It was Hid U..t tbe IIIMP d?!~~Qeto. ter ws1 mailed oa · Aapst I to ant. -. at Ruth Baird, 23. of llopett in He waived eut:rtinatloa aad off· Jlas.on County uid tbreateud wu jaiJed in default ot $1,500 helping . • • ., ~ ~!! ~!{; • . .' f ... . bon<! !aqrond .J""i:'·JOijlj., t · L II � 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 10. 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