https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8ad0fcb60b2feea451451690cfdebb5e.pdf f9b75a51ec2ad339281150985e1d617f PDF Text Text , ' • • • • ' 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 �' • • - ' • I • • . ' Page Two. FridaY· October 7, 1955 ' The ·Daily Sentinel Richard I. Owan • •• • - Pabllahed eYel'f aftenOOD g.. 00pt SundaJ br The Ohio van., lenU..I, tne.. at 110 Metlwlie lt., Pemerw. 0 . Butlna offiCe I}Joa.e 398, editorial oUie.: phoae tD7. J:Dtered U ~ODd clQt mall· lba matter •t the post otriee ·at tomeroy. Ohio. Natioul ICIVert.lalq repr~U~Jl., tatlve, BoUinell1-Kimbllll, Inc. 343 THE RIDGE-KENO .Mt. and Mra. Everett MUbOan I Lelhlaton Ave., New Yort Clt7, 111, N. Y. SubRrJpnOa. rates: Dt~nve..,. dinner euwts ' of Jir. Dwlgbt · MlJh9'1n, and Wednes- JY COllA' GILlS lllr . and mettJOJ Friday 1'1 c. 1. ILAICIILII C.Untv AJrlculturet A.-nt ( 11<. anili!JIO. ill'!le- ,Kd . ~ , i:up. -. Mn Rutht · V4ralnia Aten. Chi-eage spent tb~ :.wee»end wUh b~r f!!O~~"· -~elJ'\t Morrii , and * -" other ' · rel.atl~· ••r- t!'"'' ::o'llffim 'l:e~kend 'Vfui ti.ders • VBiila · .bii ~, ~ Laver "' Weors 'oJ · · , ijlb ,. we,. ,Ru.... Wean aDd fariillJI, ,: . ending of its return Tragedy Ijes behind another a husband who has cOme to ihe parting of the wayE with his wife and advertises be will no Ionge ... be responsible for her debt4 , H~re are opportunltiea to ·travel, people driving here and tiUtre acros1 thi1 expansive continent read)' to take companu:ms. ' SmaJI but tuclna&lng speculatlon can be wound about requests for part-time work. Perhaps they're, from eo~~scl"" ambitious juniors, or older (~lks plecint out annuhiet~ or pensions Readrri expel'l new 8 plper8 to pre•ent atorle1 under beadUnes and ln the orde1•ed Enrllsh of journalllm. That's not the only way tbey are published thouah la II different form, the). appear throughout the Want Ad columns. r " : Mr. and Mrs. Foster Jor~fiU. ol McArthur ae!I:Ompinfed by, -~lieir dauihter ar;_d fnmlly wue ,qcent gl!~SU,.,9f ¥F·. ~~I!~' 11.'(a- iOIItl). A~ )1. • • ,. Sbeol<'....t'~chl ·.,~h ., ~f) 'Plcnlc Su~ditY,'fiOLd al h)! ·fann 'hdme near ' · lltltland. Tbe~J!I wer~ ~ pre,~~ent. fY!latty~s and 'l ri'!Pdl. ..,(i'i ~·09lcllll>i!i, GaiU..,1k, • f'liliYo - W. \'a., illd Wollpf.M ~ . - ~· .h · · .. . -' ' ' . ru i i:w J ° . ·CUSTOM· GRJNDING '·Boga of Groyf!d Cob• FOR SALE . ,. {' EVANGELISTIC _ $E1Vf«;ll · .' ' TryG11r ' ' ...."lf ..........~ ........ . ; , ocTOBER ?d the 'Nm& at twenty pouncb per IICOW per month . 1 'I'be variation in rn1lk pro.1uotion ~>.Gilt of the ma}or problem~ ln. the markttina: of milk an.i the '0 . H. I. A. hHrds reflect the jeneral ~end witJ-Jn the area Kllli: Production m some herds within the count)' 1s more than double In the !lpring to what it 1s durin& the fall and winter. Th1s iB one of the pro bl ems farm ers liS well a.11 milk distributors fmd a major headach.c Att emptmg to even • ·Jt milk productwn t hrQughoul the year in hne w1th consumer demand has develo ped many different marketmg solutiOns, but the eonaum· er and the producer pay the cost o! all of these variations . For the month of September ac· eoi'ding to )ft. Jone&, the Jamea <fib•s?.n herd which is oo test for fiut tlme this month was in both milk and butterfat with an average of pounds of mtlk. and 40 of butterfat per cow for Other h1gh herds in were the R. G. Son herd with 726 of m11k, the Tbereon herd 716 pounds of mJil, N{JnnaD Rose herd 699 pounds of mUk and the Roy Holter herd ,sl •pou nds of milk. In buttertilt productlon other high herds mtlutled ~ne Jobruson , Roy Holter .aqd Clarence Price herds with 23 -pound.'l of butterfat per cow and tbe C. M. Heldley and N. G. Rose herds with an average 'Of 21 pounds of tutt4\rfat per eow. tiih AT .f:30 P. M:.' ''· i \ ~ ~~~~~~!~~· ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~ ' :~1 . A rART OF OtJR CALF MASTER PROGBAM ' ~ • • " Coif FEED Is deslgne4 lor I!Jil feed duriDfl the lhe dry feed· to- •• grade were not u blJh u wu boped for tho lid Ill 1ome of the lood ealves aold. for ''! hlaber prlee tlwl 1111111' !lllrlet - .W,.;.. _,.... !lvt _ , famlllot '" " ' - ..... 1....... _ , . , .... _ , ........... .., -1111 to CO.A ...........- . ' ... _ . - .............. h....... _ _ ..,.._ lyJio-- '"" ....,._. orofloo. OIVI TOul PAMILY THI AOVANT AGI OF THI BU.T IT ll11DIN8 Wmt COlA'-- DO IT TOD'ATI meR felt they were worth. · Wbtle nera1e prleet do not toll the d01"y ,...,. do II•• ao 11141· cation of tbe trud. Steen m the 'Choice 111de ~ -01, fdr lhe aoo4 grade $20.811 lor .... medium b.,.,ed·...a stem •t•uo. CALL COLli TECHNICIAN . Oris Smith The beifm ..averaged $1'7111 for tho ehoiee, f16.7g lor lbe aood and $14.35 for the medium aroup. While these prltfa are low iD comparilon with a rew ,eara biCl: .!lome flrmen would fiD.d. it profitable to keep aome their feeder ellvet 11 bome if they have aufficlcnt feed 01' can 1e- B.\CINI! RT. 1 PilaD.i!.3718 Pomeroy, 0. or UTTII • Find Out What produci ng herd. C. N. fltable GIVE YOUR F~l LY THEIEST • The Feeder Calf Salt~ held It, Athena ,..._,. wlt.b a noord of 648 bead sold pointed out the need tof iaereased UH of •ood bed eattle sires alld daiDI 11 wt11 11 providiDJ; tufficienl feed for tbe numb«r of bead of livatodt: on hand. OD:ly -65 bead out of 338 tteen anded Ia tbe C!hoice JI'OUP and 24 bead of tbe 23IS utferl graded 111 tblo crooP. While pri<eo lor the <)lolce able animals . a proJbnes, . Prod ~Jcand tion butld Testerup repor:ts I .I that he has adlhtional time ava1l· able for either D. H I. A. ·Or Owner Sampter herds The Harold Carnahan herd whieb bu been on eontinuou~ test for approximately twenty years is now on the OUic1al Testing program under the supervision of the ter 'l'ueBday morning at the Guernsey Breed organization and zor HD.!Ipltal. the Oh;o Agricultural Extension Mr. and 11r1. a., Morns, service. Edsnn Rowb is the other umbUI 1 spent the weekend wltb herd within the county on the OfMr. and Mrs. Richard Fiek. ficial type of testing. Nickles and son, WltbQr, Farmeu are urged to consider o.ny of the three types of tesh ng ·~~~~~~~~~~. on .Mrs. Esther 1 Sunday. sei'Vlce, Official , D. H. I. A. or Owner Sampler lnF6rmatiDn on of thC$C ,.thrcf types are contacting C. N. Joqes, Tester, Agricu.IL tural ExtensiOn Office, Breed oreanizatlons or Ohio State Un_iver11ity. : · CALF FI.ED .· ~; · \ or Ume alld fert:Uir.rr. Production testing is one me&os ror farmers to eliminate unprofit· ' MASTER Ml)(. COMPUTE 1--'-- -'-- ---- '""'on"""'" ... '' I ' """ y ln.formati'on' ' .. ""* A MCODd meetlDI Dl jntenft to I '. ~TTI.I t .- • I . ~ .EAIS II POWEI, 1UCDOI, STAMJU ' - -· _,., -- . .... "" ..... _ ........ t 1 farmen lD thia aree u well N Ume ucl lerlll- lkal., to lAO aanual Ulllt om4 J'«<lllur COitferebce at:htdulecl for all diJ ThundQ', NOft:mber 3- 1,D the A111erieu Le&fon Rill at XCCono atlmlle, Ohio. lletllla of tho proO"am will be rel•- oltortiJ, but fmntrt are ur&ed to let uide thit date to seeurt tile liU!IIt fn. formation on the profitable ue lao-· Shows Increase Durmg Month · · n- wttb Mr. and• .J4n, lt&fley JowaSOP were guC!Ih of t.Keir ~ter, 1 M,. and ' Mrs. Roborl lil1Jl1!1ijf:;Qd children at Loran over tht.:....O. Sm!Ht SundaY.. Ihappy Unltu we Wl.sh to ~ewo•k th"' life, and I hne my own favorite ' • ., brands of these - - - --"-_ _ ·~--- •priJiilt., the Tb• anrqe milt prodlletlOII }It tbl twelY+ . ){~~ County. daitJ bercll oa the-It H·. 1~ A. ~~ proJrUD inereued IIIJh!_ly froln AUJUit to September aeeordlna to tbe report Of C. N. Jonea, J"l~oducUon Tmer. The milk \mJdue' Bulletla ·' No. 111- Uon for tbe, ~moatb of AUIUJt Jb:tenaion ~ poua,dJ of rniJk for "Home ~orace of Vft1C!Ublea a:rut av"a1ed eaeh of the 328 eowt, but for SepFrullo"='WJll alY~ opc.I]De IDfOI' tember . the averigc w~ 826 mation on 1tor.,e melbc;Mk of pound• of milk for each tlf the den cro~• · · ' 306 COWl. Butterfat average atay- el ee~ $1. w=:!' h-=~~alt..,mal~ -'tVha\'• Newln Fannin~! , . ::~!Iii,~..:!:' :.:: Meigs County~MiJk..Pt:.oduction 1rollt4 by YeaWI\1.. . aa4 ·by • Yilor for till .. •rea wW Mlmmq. aan OMUIIa II r.....able prtc• obor1 durlq IN .,,.., ~ Ju ud polo& ot1t bow area ,...,.. to ftod Ollltnall fo a fWof>. hl'fe - o d 1tta11T calY• od wo!t!ot .us! oprinJ. T1tt, UM of hiP« .,...._ tloaa ~ ill .,. mlllrt tlitlr ..... IDIDtl Jll)iD. wbea pbtuia are UMt tol4. \ Ue ntetpdle. ...w . A liJII" of moll\ IIDd -wW belp hol4 tb hwnlditJ at tbe proper dearee. tbe ~alilt lii1orWa. Mr. and Mrt. WWltm Keanedy. and sorr; Poineto)l wen 1uppel" gu~sb 6f Mil. aad ..--... Cbarle!l -=-=--=:.:::.::=:..:: lowed tho ~.Ill·, !he I atitutlon, tho Aii{oilc,a;.~~"; BY ao•IIT c. RUAitK p.apera won • aulniMr ... lea:al pl'oeeues nf the- land, this vi t n •· IIi lr .,..._ l oe<talnly do not debate the e 0 .. m • ...... .... merUs of a particular b•and of haa a:ot to stop li nd qulck~art ... cOotlnulna ~l.p: rtiht away. You could, by Hltlm . l.o~; ~ou-b.... .~11"!~ -p~~b bread tover If dation, make enough. trouble to lnw pu- 'w~ - - ~ b all d b othe• b<eods, llc affaira ~ 0 1} ea rea • ut I WLl 1 sure and sattsly even the Cnmmie!l If yOU' ctdzent 1hotU'd\ b.., if TiJhtfully de~te the validity or atlirt a wh9le new proces11 oP l'on· mil"e& of demiMratlt' • .,,...,..,'"" its advertisina:. Nor 11m I knock- .&umer blac"kmail Bv DR. FRIDfRICK 1. MIRWIN were to be a8tUeM4. • tng Howdy Doody, but Jomchody · Dlrtctor, Sahoal of Journtllam The campBIJrt wal bued .,. oqht to tell thase people when~ It ll all right, e!lpe.clally in the Rut1.,.. Unlve~tlty theory that 1t was the l'tiPQIIItlbland when to stop. radio and television fields to The 11m5 celebration of Na- Uty of 'the prep to ttJve; 11 1 -Howdy Doudy conu~ over tho wheedle; cajole, dem:!nd, claim, tional Newspaper Week, bn11ed on transmilslon vthtele In maintainTV and the kids love him and bd subtly set the children to the lh~lhe "Freedom of i Q of i "ifab;~y they tell their mamn11 to buy tne clamoring for Whatll.s cornflakes tinn," comes at a time ar;,a:e thoa.!""e~~===• ~bo~ nice bread he advert.aes, because or Belchola . the soft drink of th e press ls engaged ln a ::::~:.: a:ovefnment - leclaJatlve, quute, "Fresh ao-and-110 bread ts spacemen. But this busmess of struggle to maintain Its p1 lstrative, and judielal--ot Howdy Doody:s favorite bre.ad hooking the old lady to what as the cfllet purveyo,r of In d v!t 81 nd 1 mportf;nce bocau~;t! Jt bulld11 stron111 bo" 1 may be clilled. a contract in return formation needed to assure a~ an concern 1 ~ "or a ahettf of tRTowaw•y '" '•lle. . to tbe puOiic. a I1 h t ~ay1 I" And 1 don't ,miiu prorrro. Info'rm-• -. 'p·u.., tfJ[ht'r, 1f a qua rter-page a&'1tn thrn; picture.!! s"omthow outragU»- •"Freedom · The arguritent goea to th& nrf the kids that lhry can get ALL me. meaba Just one thinJ: core of representative the HowdY Doody picture.!! at flow of newa about fhe rnent. There must be .onco! Suttpose Ma doean 't 11uy &nd housekeeping and persistent But when they ten the mother, serve thl.!i bre8d for 30 days'! Can Since only a few misguided between office-holders and as commanded 111 the advertise- she be sued? Will they take away individuals will quarrel with the tor:11 if "llovernment of, by mt'nt to till out lht! coupon be- her citlzen.shlp, or whut? H 11 tn~retical lmpltcatJons of the people" Is to m,ean' an)tlt.ina. 0811 i& low and send IL to the bllkery Q:UY gives me a free l•nk of jJaso· dofinlt1on, one mlflht wonder And the newspapera a]~ wlt) t1tat the p 50ple It 1a about tlme for the llnll nnd 11igm m.e up to bu)' his the sub-tltlt' df , the other mass media, constitute the IBeurit.y lbould not und, Dt cttase-and dcshlt boys to move in. blend for tne relf. of tb" year, N"'spape~ Week theme should agencies thua far developed the executive branch 11 . a eJQ41~ . Dec awe whnl the th lng th~ y can he ret over IC 1 1111iea~ ~round read "Your NeWBpaper Fightstofor have the reaource1 ntqUlred to hide · lnform'ttiH . tlaat eOJn. tho col'ner to another filling sta· Your R1ght to Know." to ohannel dl~·tea ohoul•u •t d ld WilP ear o , goort Mom to .Biln . d lnr'ormation concternt. r• '"·• Ul!' Is a legal contrltct which read" tum? I don't know Th , mg the eeda (and mlldeeda)' of m:ade avolllabllo to the JUbl.,.t thu 11 way " All I do know ;"' that I'm sll•k ' e answtlr <and the cxplana- th~ office-holders to the clUzent. · 17'"' nf u number of moder n adverlis- Uon M the rreaent strugsle) lies 1'his reality lUiderUes the oft.e» atcond' of '"U pob reoelpt of th e complcto . th 0 d h in ma,.•s tendency to suppress in· presl'led claim of the pre8l !hot set o.f Howdy Doody pictures, 1 In!' me s, w ere they offer formation which he feels should WCig'ht · ll~tluc i nl!l Whisky und men lt hAS ' a l'lpecial rliht of aC!ceu to promM e tu bUf und illwv~ my h pot be made a matter of record. the source of news. • · fam ily ~ruch and 11uch bread for m w ite cuw.l!l f hakina: ~:~calpels When he does this In his person· One of the moat thirty (30) d :~yN. s 1gned, Mu . ut 0 U11" 111hcy sell deorlilrants, al aftaln, few are afleetecl . But \er-eftects ot the •11101,' 011"o'd!01 '!!. Wh11tevt~r, Of New York or Dll 8f" " thw extravagabt claim s If he h a public o(lJcial, when War has been the steldy hUh or AJI.. uquul'qu t~ or where- 100'1''1V(l i'Y me, whieh' H not ac- he pulla down the black curtain or an attitude on t1\e Plll't evcr." ' lt:s are R perv&r.don of truth of censorsblp on information of Uc offlciali ~at the A contruct. my rr·lends, i.!l 11 or 1; 11 11' _exaghwerpttons true publie concern and proper all-out commu~lcatJontt.bolloey nol contract, and u simple letter 01. b u Ln 1 e window and I wilt public interftt he Is guilty of fealible in a naUon fbreett memornndum IN enough to mllltc uy 11 If I want H. but nobody Is hindering the free llow of news. deal with the of it log11l , or even 11 witnessed ver- ftDing lq command me to rush Hllitory teaches that while A bat ~ttnlcment, ~ , 11 d hl're ull of 11 ri~o:ilf nyt and buy 1t now befun• s~pgreaslon always bas been Pill<: f~I:•,J·!~::~~:II~~llo,..,:: sudden yuu gul thl• muthers of all the burglars hl't:!llk In and swlpl' heed , It achu'!Ved broad public ertatl nn s1gn 1ng u statement by 111 dI hove hearrl mvo~ hiKl, "Yaa n~ss ' stgnlficpnce when P'inttn•'=' wa''I reque~t. Which actuBlly make" 1 lN,'' with any Jood hum or invented In the 15th century. A sbnUar 1ltuaUon baa them ilabl~ tn a .~uit for breach what!IOI·ver, and I am personally i'rom that lime to the present of contrat't 1r 1hey received tfln wolnM to boycott evC"ry product there ha• beer, an uneeashtg veloped dtiriq the &arne the pi(•tures and didn 't eat Ihe that ells me I got to have U for 1 struggle wage" between those In pt'e!l& co,erate af the b1·ead 1 would bet so m(' vl•e ,,.. rich, full ll!e. who publlah and thole who con- The r"imary iuue Ia .ld 1 ._ RIL:ht now ~~oll J need is meat trot aceess to the htta. of the ~16\'Jslon. :et~"~r~ c:narfh0 $0 ~J:0;1 r th lnklne ~ot~p and whb ky for a rich, fu!i Dur1n1 the IDO yean that foJ. newt l)hoklgi'apher. ,'f were ted: Fannie Adams, Master; Kath. I I W~tt night to elect . ollice~. The following were Reports ' W p · J b Ne s aper s 0 ; T fhfu) St d .( Mr. ancl Mrs. G,ora:e Morris o£ Phoenix, · Adz.• ~ - Cora Morrlg of LaJi.pvill&· spe:al a clay with Mrs. Nell1e ~· ~d family. Ru..,eU LIUJe and Mr. and Mra. S A. Want Ads Tell Many Stories Ruark Mr11, famJiy , ltutland , aceOmPJinled b)ll An Editorial No observance of National Newspaper Week woultl be complete Without the ~ecosnition of one ne":spaper section that serves milhonlil of readers all ewer Ule ,world. Its the Want . Ad section and it aerves thOJ!e. mllllou of readers ¥e1')' well-fmdlns them places to live and plac~s to work, furnishing econom1cal transportation through th~ columns w'iob offer seconn-hand motorcycles, bicycles and 1,1sed can tor sale. Th~re are a multi~ude of human mlerest stories m the Want Ad pages, too. An advertisement ~eekl the, retur?, of a toat do&chll~e~ I pet ~t requ1res little ima&~natlon to bu1ld up a whole story, complete from the desolatlon of lhv home deprived ot a family companion to a hoped-for rei:ent eue•t• of Mr. and Mrs. s.m. w..tt •• s,..Jllifleld. Granee mli!:t at a ape:cjal !-J ' C&ft{er •here available 30 cenre per week; Obe year tn advance at The DaiJy Sentinel oltlee $18.80; sb: moatbs, $7.80; thre~ Jaoatbs, $3.90. By motor route where availablt: one nioPtb, SI 8y mail : oat year $8: 1lx m onth.~. JUS: three mo.q,thl, S2.DOi oae mootb, WOLF PEN ' '"I RIDGI KINO ·- . . The Daily Sentinel, Pomerov-MiddleP.Oft, Ohio 01' '"I MIIGI MAIOH AIIIA • ,." ' ' ' l ., ' ., ' More Food Value '·' ·' l. Per Dollar Sp~nt ! . '• sie:u, FOR' ALL~ YOU it SEED.ond FEED . . ~~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~~Ill s!(tutea p.at pictorial• ,n • the pure flow • 1 ~,. lj . Ohio Valley Elettric Corporation.. . • a.uc:u FvRNITURB ·, ToHold'OpenHouse'Ottoberl} .S$29-iO E SAMENTS, OhiG---Oh.io Valley Corpor.aiJoa will hold an' n orrru~l "'open hou:.e" Sunday _ Oerober 9 from 3 p m. to ~ P ~or. public Inspection ot Its ew • 1 Syatem Dlvlalon oWce bwll~ng north ot S01r1cnh:, Ohio, aetordlnh¥e,tdo. Vice President Fred R. 8 u ~l;rtrlc m: !' • "r' Sorvln1a1 the headquarteu for .~ 0Vi:C snd itt SUb.!ildiary, the In· , ;% ~ua-Kentucky El~tric CorporatJon, the office bulldinl Ia located to 'the north ot the principal RIC· , eeu road tn tht AEC's PQ.c ~ County A·Piant, entr•nee to wbk~ ·4; .la the cloverle-af on Route 23 I f~u! f~ur ll\jlea .IIODtb oC Piketon. ~ 'f -« ' . Commenttna: qa tbt oPtn houae Jb. ShedCI .. td, "We hiYe ha~ ~ .·.,Dilderable- local tntel't!lt In 0\lr : ~•anent headquarter• buildinl t;IJM 'N fir,•t moved I• dWirl~ r • 4\llw~ alt., Oc<t1J¥LDf, teinPM· ~~ U)' quarllfl In ChUJ~othe foJI . ..._..'t.Nft:'l year lienee, we have ' flit-4 bouae lor tho .-r.n.an~ of Oefober t at wbleh t.. - .j ....r ' , J!l.lllifl.f.Gi •• Jo'bo.or, aDd Th e Syste m Dlvilllon· headquarten -'t!rveg '" exeeutive offlceJt 'or OVEC nnd IKEC eperatlons includinlil the giant power plant~ Ky11cr Creek Station at Che.thlre , Olol•, and Clifty Creek Station Madl ~ on . lndl11n11 . TheJ(I two rower plnnh prov1de elfctrtc power requiremunts for the AtC's ~orb.· mouth Area Project. Six of thtl elev.n lu,bo-oonorotlng units ol thfl! two plant.a, eaclt UpJ.ble o~ prndueing more than BOO,OOO kw each, are lurrently in ope~~ation •nd the remalnint five units are In advan~ed staa:ea or r"orilpJetiOn. W}len Cot'lpl,ted, Kyler Creek Station will hiYe live units and Clifty Creek wijl have six, at ~ :tt l, Rober,. = ~ fOil !!I iJ' ROOMS Of t'l ! I 1'-tiW foornlf"re ,t!tl .. .,. i t:IIJ "' PREB DMLIVBRY 1 ..'.. . BAKER .' On Tlto Bf111a101l ~( Comer fa . MiddlePort IIAKik FURNrruRJ: ._...__ca. ......_ SPECIAL. ' ~~ ;, ,, ' •. ' ' ' OFTHEW.EK 32%MILK MAKER , ... .' •.'.$4;0Q ' I 1'4 ,.; HAM SHOOT • ,,. •,, • SUNQ4Y, ~TOIIR 9th ,,'" 1100-·P. M. TILL DARK CR!!S;olt, BAM's 'tUo 14 LB. •• . . $8;25 FUitNITUitl IZ~KWAI.:.T~IIfFAitM LltiNIII JobD A. Jefter1;, 20, RL lilne our bulidln( wil;, be open to' the publit and our 1tatr wiU lte on ' hand to i'feet acqualntancits and' visitors .. ." ' ''..<.\' I . . p CWT • ' SAVE · (iiifl·~ . ANT I.,.;F REEi·E. · ' ' ,. I'" ' >!( PERMANENT ,BUSIN '·' I ' .~;- j CORRU(;!.TED ROOFING :· ... .. : .• $11.~0 \:. ~' -~'-: . .' ~ sq. . ·'' • . ALL W);:IGHTS ASP~T ROOFING ' • I ' '\ I �' I - .. • BetaSipP#ti.,_~tr . Crtravon - ' 1-e ' 00 ' ' .. ' . !IT" .... .' ........... , .... . : . -"· . ... IUS .. \, .. . ' : '' ' ' ~RTI.H. LIFETI~UINlSH 7 • • ' j - ME:ATIRS >]: ' ., ,· ' ; Pleyw '"' "' Howthorn• B•rnhrt Mite~ • M.lNY !IIP~I , TO CHOOSE~ Youn1 o'iK lli~J:11~s, ~~~ ·' · LI~Jtbert Hennon D. Smllh Q"olt. Wilson Brown lJ:l· ' 203 NIUON~I~~~ WT, ' ' . MltlO~~rtAN l!.u:.M; AU, .''At:-Tiul ~e iltld'' ; 175 176 ' ' ; '' ; '' ' ·' )(t j ,' > ' : • ~ 1 }"· ~' ' ·-'~:·"ll.<'e, ~· ~~ : H ~ ,, ' . Jtj_Yl tOOK! , ' ; ' ;'I ' "(' . ~ ~ ~tijyj' o;;ltER .OLltt) ·. , . . U~D c ~-''(· .,;: 'ARE{PRICiD ' ,,, I .· .. '' . '' . • • I . '"•· .,,,,, -- ' ' • :DesUY ' l!'tbWMV .' USI YI)Va QUI 8ft AS A DOW.N.J.YJCN'I' ' __ "YNoUlll ' WIULI CIII)SLIY TV 8ET8 8'JART ~LOW AS $U9.95 I ' ,._ . I 1 , ,,r ·!.~\.,\'~!.. . . '·' .t ' ~ •, ' I • .. ' .• ....• ·•.. ~? .. ·...; . .~~,,, .' I _,. .. . ' •·· . .. ~ 1 1 '' . . r. .. ~ . .,. ·-·-~- ;:~ , . . I . . ' ,'I. I .I ) '• \, ., ' ·' -.,.II!MIItt., oOMiliOirootor;·ehOiiirot. . . $1195;... > f • ~ ... . I ,,~... H - ~~~~- ' :' \ . lt-5~ ~· , $2.50 ,~,_ . ~ . Pt.~ ...J~o,~... ~ · ~ 4041 Dt~~~ ) . • 1951 ltACKARD ........ , llootW, Cr~l'llllreok Clu~ C.U", O..,., .... .... .l!"'lo. ....... & 001. ·a -' ' r',, ' : ' ~ ....! " ' ' ' " ' '' .. " ~ ,, ' ·:.;:o· ·' ' > • ' ' '' ' ' :' • 1f l ~. ;· ' .. ' ~· ., !''.. ' ' .. . . . ; ' '. ~· ' ~-. .._.,,~· ,. i\ ...~·:~ . ,. ' . . r ' ' .., • .. - I~. ' ' : ~ .. 1 '., ' " ., • '' • ~. �, ., ., Pome~y-Miadleport, The Doily Sentinel, Olilo. • ---- \ Fri c.l~v· Octol:ier 7, J955 / WANT - ~ed Adl: rece1111CIO Dr lU A. 11: wl11' ~ pubi.Lohod U.. oame u, u reeelved. ADS 19'> FOr .Sal 8 PEARS FOR SALE 2 miles east Katea: 2 UD.tl P61 wurd. GDe Iaof Cbe.ster on what Is knMV~~ u sertloa. M.i.aim:nu ebar&e !;:De.Brownie - Woods Farm. $2.00 4 r:entll per word. fctr thre" -.JD bwhel. J. P. Kelley. l0-6-3tp seeutivo Insertions. S~ial-One montb for 25 eeo.U ROUGH LUMBER . BUILDING I •' '' a&r word. be chaaged for advertising if aot l~th of each moath followb:ig ioaertion. f I me he-lp you with your insurance problema, or finance that new cu. For complete protec. tion for all your needs-CaiJ Pearl W. Williams, .Pomero¥· Harrisonville Road, State Route 143. \o 3.fltp 4 Door Sedan-Radio and Heater' $695. ·. Jimmy Parsons· ==----- I ~n ~ . PATI'ERNS · MINE TIES----$155 per M •nd up. H. H. & J. L. Hawk, Minersville, Ohio. Phone COMPt..P!'ni; Insurance Protection, Cla~ter, Ohio or SP-357'76, Ma· Life, Avtq, Fire, Polio. Call Dob son, w. Va., after e PM. Mill at Mlllt, Middleport, 0Aio. Prattll Fork on U. S. Rt. ~- FuU r.te or 2 cents pe:- word •ill paid [or before tbe . !20 Bl Insurance in Advertls!n&-Sbould be 1CJ.8.6tc 1 reported lmn.:ediai.,)J. Tbe Daily TIUNXING OF buying Jnsuranee? Sentin<!l wlU not be re&ponslble 1 double bed with spriogt; 1 din· Guaranteed savlng111 up to 30~ . for more tbn one hK:orreet iDing table; 1 treadle aewiq V. D. EDWARDS, Phoat 3$.-:X. terU.on. maebine. All for aal~ cheap. Home 434. 1-U -tf Call 184-X after ~ : 00 O'clotk. U.rd of 'IhaniQ · and P:ipt'Cis1 No 1()..6.3tp . • Uc:es ol ~ver.t. priated at reeu (21) lar cluidfied rates. Obituariea ror Sale---bne 270 ,anon fuel --"-~-----~-~ oU tank wlth villble ~ IUa&e· pahtl5hell at 1 eent per word. fOR SALI Alao one 1~ Ton l~ Doqe Cbarced Ada re..· efved by mall or 3S acres of real estate, more or cab and cbassis. Inquire "telephone jlvea. careful atteD· leu, beloaa:tns to the late WillLacey, Ohio Valley Bakin& CCJ., tioa; lan:i M. .MlUs of Sutton Town1 Middleport, ·Ohio. l~tci ship, will be sold at auction - --:-: COAL HEATING STOVE, Kiq sale on Tueaday, October 11, 1! 1 O'Heat. Used two monthJ..' New 1955, at 10:00 a.m. to the highoffice will be o_p_e_n-;b-o -g;i-n-ni:ng condition. $40.00. Inquire Clt~v­ est bidder at the office of Monday murning. Dr. K. D. er Farm Store, Tuppers Plains. O'Brien and O'Brien, Att!)l'neys l0-6-3tp Amsbary. 10-6-2~ at Law, H)l)lh Court "Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. For further FGR HIRE lntormatJon call Pomeroy, 452. Bulldozer and Sub-Soiler. P. M. Wonted 10.7<Jto Cowdery, Lon~ Bottom, Ohio. WANTED TG BUT-Loall: Oak, 10-6-6tp Poplar, Bwwood, PJa.o, 'lhlnul BO'ITLED GAS-Installation and It's a a:t·ea.t kindness to trust [ A.lao Oak, Poplar, Bulwood service. See ua for prices. RUTlumber, 1reen or dl'J. t-t, a..t, people with a secret. They feel so LAND FURNI1URE at Rutlaad. ""'· 8-6. Dellverecl 'o our Important while tellinr it. D30.lf 1'uppera Pla!DJ, Ohio, 1m1. Caab on delh•er')'. wr.~e or eall MAYME HOLMES us for pa.rtieulara. .l'be OtUo --;-, OLIVER-DEL ; -A :-;V-;:Ac; L- Valley Mfa:. Corp. Pboae Cool· NEW HOLLA.'ID ville )1180. ' . »U Our low o-verhead is the aoswer to the 111gb Prices-Stop in .to ( 14J For Rent aee how much we can 1ave you. l>o-Bushel Spreaders, tl298.00 Fol" · rent UNFURNISHED MEIG8 OLIVER SALES . APARTMENT 4 Phone 86-J, Pomer()y, Ohio bath, fW'nace. Gravel fUJI 0·8-30tc dleport. Phone 617o.J. ~0.·7-31:e !<.eol Estate RELJABLit MEN FOR THIS AREA TO HANDLE THE WORLD FAMOUS GILLETE BLUE BLADES THlWUGH OUR NEW, MOD· 81\N·TYPE MERCHANDISING DISPENSERS. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE YOUR FUTURJi;. WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH YOUR RRESENT EMPLOYMENT . , TO·QUALIFY YOU MUST HAVE 1 'loti<:es To Buy ' e t1791JO Cash Av.ilatllo lmrMcU•ttly For lnv.morv e ' Rthrenc.. and c_. e 5 SpN Hours Wnkly e Must Bo Able To Start At Once e -· • FURNISHED 161 Lost & Found ION. Small diamond, no. 100 on ;;::!::0+6 :::--;'"::-:::::-~-:--:--:::c front of pin. On r everse side Rooms fGr permanent gucsi:J wUb has name of owner and no. 3a showcr11 $20 00 w kJy Roo So~ to Box 668-C, % The ijft, . ' · ee · m1 DA ' Sl!titincl, tom(!]'oi, or ~ ·W loru~nlng wat~r . and toilet, pho e 185 and receive re*ard. 1 •i f)1 wcokJy. Martln Hotel. IO·T-3tc I Phone 396. , lD-4-l( -----~- ) FOR R,ENT- One 7-room HpU~E l8 BI Auto ::>erv1ces I ~- · . --~- 1 ... omplete ·WHEEL AUGNMEN'"" I b::.laRclnf aad to:-ake senlc-.1 Haell:etta Safety Ser?lee, W. MaiD St., Pometoy, Obia, Phone 287. 1-llotf 2 with balh on Llneolo Hill. Furnished or unfurnlahed. Garale K.nd laundry in connecl1on. Jnquire EwlllJ's Store or hone 133 Gr 323~ ,29-tr tal, -Auto ·~les modern Put if Army can this is a rotlllh receivers-a difference. Pitt over Navy-The Panthers are coming and the Middies have lacked desire. lt should be a bruising contest wt~h the come depending on ·the way the ball boun·ces. .• , UCII APART- $25,000 NEW MERCHANDISE THE HALL OF DISTRIBUTORS . IGM BUICK Special Delux 2-door Want HOUSEKEEPER t.o Jive oa Sf!dan, $1895. Blaettnar'B, Porn· farm. Steady Job. M. C. Joba~roy, Ohio. 10.1~6tc .ston, Portland, Ohio, Rt. 1. ToleHfldAt .APA:it- ' 10.0.31p. 1181 Employment Wonted 1 gas and water tn ho•se. In· quire Ba•ban Store. Wllllam IIIII. 10.7~1p e•ll 6048-J, makes. Wt~ Milldleporl, Ohio. over PenD-So School Gym I . Tt . ' Ch•tis· ·Ch&nnel8 Bolan<e-~llh FULTON THOMPSON: TRACTOR SALE$ . ' ' At The Machine Shop P0111er•y, Obln OUR MOTTO . work aU w~k and tradet on Saturdays" BARGAINS-'BARGA,INS .. ', • '' ' I ' . • • ~~··~,~IF vou ARE Looi<ING'.foil BARGAIHs 1 ; ··;· WE HAV~' THEM ' THESE CARS MUST GO!" . 1953 L! ,rl:t I' ' ; ' 1951 FORD - CHRYSLER • indlor: De.luxt 4 dnor Sedan 11uidmatic 1ve, radio and neaoer, ~roster, seat era ind liew tl.rca. Usht grey finish. ' .$1495 • 1952 . ' I CHRYSLER . . ' .• ' Iva; 2· door serlan. 2 tone brOwn f.i•nish.. !}tad o, heater:, delrootcr.. Motor OK, ' · ' • $595 SATURDAY 8:25 Sign. On 8:30 Andy's Gang.· Pinky Lee 1 19:00 9:30 Winchell & M1ho11ey 10:00 Commando Cody l0:30 Mr. Wizardt U :Oo cartoon C•rnlyal 12:00 . Cl.ptain Z.Ro 12:30 pre·ss Box rt-evlew · .t2:48 NCAA Football. 3:30 N'CAA Footbdll. Scoreboard· a:e Saturday -~ee 4:30 ..Jqffalo Bilf Jr · fl:OO ."Tdp Ten Dinlt& 1'11My . ' .- .. 1953 PLYMOUTH ~J•OO lugpp, watebM, l~lrt. l'ole881 He Sanden; MJijliabie Ironing Boaida, W';,...' .. ~·· ; • • I 2~ SUPER SPORTER wlt}J :~s· tom )Jllde stock for ole. c,n 184-lli. allor ~ o'clock. 10.7<!1p - . ·-~~ FREE · TICKOS ' One 9-cubh: foot KELVINA.TOR REFRIGERATOR. llted two yurs. In e.cellent cond1Uon. Price $100.00. Phone 292-J. J. W. ltkMurray. DIIIICATIIt.1 to pick. Td the belt' Ia slrvlet. 'Witl Will sell in lump sum on atalk. every effort to ltinlmln ilSte Ivan Carman, ' Pomeroy, pense. • . 1. Our restlW loeatiOD htlpt to Oblo, Rt. 2, at PeiCh P'o.d&:. provide peteeful .!Jplt)', 10-+710 •I .. . MEJG~;ATaE ' ' :'. • , I ,. '-' CORN POl IALI ' ' IViRY DAY ., ·LOOt( FC)RYOUR ~M\i •, . IN.THE c;L.ASS!FIIQJtgS,,' - ~ ' .,. ' lnry ll•r nemet. .. \ . c~_. I •\ I ' ~L 1t rentf~ wlila·;J.:~~ ~~.~•ult,. ' ' "\ ·- ,110. Whon YOUr ..... 1 - n oall 11 tho3>fllf' Jlflllnol ' Ollllee tnol fat ,.., ·~··· -. ... No ,. llrl~l. No '4lmoii!Ckol ' . ' .' . ., ~;- . ' N~W i . ·"' ... ' ·~ I .. . '· ' .'·' \ ' . MAN 'lf'l'f.BOUT · ' • .. fo SUNDAY "'" e to 7 Acre~ corn retdy Roy Roa:ers ' 8t30 Big Surprise 7!00· saturday ~l(ht . Jambotee 1;30 P.erry Como ~w 8:09 P,eople .A.re Fun:nt 8:SD TexacO Star Theatre 1!00 _ George · Gop~;. Show . 9:~0 · ijit Parade· 10:00 Liberaee · 10:30 · Midwestern ·Ha)'iide ' 1):00 ~ews, 6 Sports Headlines 1r:10 (!wl Theatre 1:00 stun on . · . ' One lDil \1 Ton DODGE TRtiCK THi$1 C:AR~ . .' : ' I •/ \ , ' i "YOUR 'l 0 ~~ flfe ~­ ' • J E B ., . .,: Everytlilng mu• be sold .Including power purlillil~ saws, electric drllla, hardw..., tools, socket open End wrench sets, etc. Hollhhold ~:~~~!'~ elto· trlc and steam lrclna; eookwarp._ appUanceo, mix.,., dli!le.t Jllirlablp . El~e ' . Convenient Payments \ ' . SEE US SOON NEW .p.i USED Tractoril and Equipment , BOB THOMPSON HUBER FULTON • ·• . ' tYLE W. ~YSELL . ' . rau. Sohmollt ,........ . ' SATURDAY, .OCTOBER 8, 1955 . I SA~E START5-7:0Q p. M: . 19fl2 PLYMOUTH De!Ul' ~oor Sedsn, S795, Blaettnar'a. Pomeroy, Ohio. 10.1.(1te Mature woman wltb varled offici experience wlahes fqJI or part lQGI CHEVROLET 4~oor Sedan, time · work. Clli Middleport fJO.. $69!1. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, DO~. lo.&l!IO Ohio. IO.Hik I201 Business Servlee I~ I For Sc.ie 27 ACRES. new barn, 1arage, For reliable r ;1;;d' Miami over Notre Dame- 'n\e Irish have been a pleasant sur. but Miami hu been - point· this one a whole year. .i~i"W,~rl over SMU-Thia il a R lot of and ~~~~:.~~;~:,". they but ·~ a lot Stao~fru'd over another the Spartans', what they u~· to Harrisonville; Ohio Wanted dan, ~G. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. lO.Hte ' The Thin.'" ~~~;:~::~[~i\1~ Point Unc can a1e. Phone 310-11. A. H. BeqiL 6-2T·U I • . . lfii)J WJLLYS all steel station waa:on, ~5 . B\aettnar'111, Pom- Two Furnlabed Uoom eroy, Ohio. 10-1.flte MENTS, new furniture. VWWu paid. Call OO<+M. 8-JO.II 1Q53 PONTIA C De lux .t .door Sedan, $11 na. Blacttnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. 10..1-8tc 1171 Help 1952 FORJ) Custom liM 2-door Se· VITAVINO,CORP. 6741 Sherldtn Ro•d Chlcaeo 26, Ill. .. $395.00 Down And 3 Years To Pay Desperate maiden: "I want a husbapd of Uie LSI MF'I' type: Long, Sbort;· Medium, Fat or dets haVen't been ;~~1~~ pairs adventage done by trained Take of . to ' Y~. ·P*t'Jlo. . tee oo new and Ph... IJOO.J ..Ke<!~o~'•. Machine Service, Bet eroy, Oblo. MENTS, wllh laundry and 111. ~...... For Pertonal lnt.,.l•w In You~ City - Wrltt - TODAY'S SPORT PARADE Trade-In Allowance on your old sewing machlng regardl!:!u of make or model or condition. We service all makea. All re- -;;-;;;:::--:::::=:.C'::':=-:---::::.=::: five ·room ' FOitONLY $100.00 OR HOUSE for rent. U.7 Butt<~ooul, Pomerpy. Ci011e in town. L.OST c -:L:: IO::Nc:S-;--K-EY- OF- N-AT· e .·NEW FERGUSON .i('35~' Aa.n.ual electio;,_ot. the board ol directors of the Meip County Agricultural Societt wUl be held from 1 p. m. to 3 p. m., Saturday, Oct. 29, at the oUice. of the county commlsdor.W"S in the courthouse. Membership tickets and petltions of candidacy are avallable at the Gilmore Supply Store, Pomerpy, 0 . Petitions must be tiled at the Gilmore Supply Store, at least seven -daya prior to the election.. Membership ticketa avaUable until Oet. 14, inclusive, aa.d to be eligible to vote must be purchased by that time. Charles Radrord, Jr. Seeretary CIO) 7-14-2Uto I 1 . YOU CA'N NOW OWN·A · ·· ·. NOTICI OF I .LICTION FOJ ADDED INC~OMJE . ------- tIll DID·· . LI.GAL NOTICI *· MY O)!lo S.-1'hlrd St. �The • .. Hotplbl. I . \. Milo Pb.rUil Vaa Mo(e Who II A<lmltted Tboro4Jr: lfn, ""aal< 1tteadia1 Otterbela C,Uqe-1 WN I , ' the auMt of heme tolb Over the WU..o, !1114&ej)orl: ' J(rl, C!sprlu --.. weekact. Harrla wtUWedG,. "" ... ~ 1!BiraM? ~ • \ .. ' \ ' 1011!~. Po,....; ud lilt. l'alll \ . -~ . Pomeroy ..... , .. .. Middleport ..... .. 7 R.i.Jtkmd ......... . Nelsonville ......... 0 Weltston -.... :. ..... l ~~Y .· r~--...,;;.- ' ' ·- . .""'" , ( .- 0 I 0 0 0 ·-......... . - '~' • ' \ The Sox For.M nl ~­ Thai wQme~(~i TEMPI.B TONIGHT Soldlor or Fortune Ma '"lllloU A Stu ft.T. .•Icelorl .IUrii\Do...,. JOoontcrotn , 1-:PPr~teiJ/ r ,. ClnttntteeH CTechnlcolor) Cllrk Mlli SUNn Herw1N lhorto l Ocla~r • • • I .......... Only , .._ . . ,_ } . ' \ ....., ......,--. ...... .. ..... _ .... ...... . : ..t ' ' o I 0 • , e n . . . ........ 21 ~astern ' ' .•tr• 20 ' fji ......44IFai~ ..........". ' 01110< _ . , . - . . ... """ • lltht . . . . ._ ...... ...., ...... ,' 404; ....., ,.., ...... - ' Vol~ ON Wahanur OctO... I Tho Sllow Don · 1111 llllott ' Mirto W I - Afrlen Mlllllunt . Kerlfl ...... Mvron ....., . A pttitioa !' olar to Oblo Dlreclo< Lluell .,Ji-,;~ .;,a,tto• /, OF ALL r • I 0 Uult ~ -. .. ' ' : ' " Committee membera au ~tyrle~~ S Norril and Frtat Cleland. Edward How· en,. ,lr., ll the SooutJnaster. I 4< "'"!f.'., .'. ••enpaacl~lllat- AND '. , ,, . Seoui and Explonr are: DOn Beeele, Joe Jobn ~lelud, Charlea ' TRUCKS aU Harold Memorial Hl&bWif. ,11 ............... Old tbaf tile road 1rJ11 woo.ld cover &2.1 miles of hia:bwar in J(tfal Couoty, Hannah M. HQ~Jter _Hartford PJes SE. OUR LA!tGE SELECTION ,' ' - ' unit. •Buy .... ' ( ·of B6ate a3t u Buffialloa -....liwl w.&~ ~' .. ·GuarUtetCitd&:• . ( USED CARS .• . - . .m . 4:f~REATLY REDUCED PRICES r"" trip 1<t • - ... of ~told wo,ulll Me Mr. Eilen-· todQ or suQd., ..... ELB ~ .... Jle tate. up witb will ot.pend the adriee deliret of Baptist Youths ' ......... " 1195.00 Elect Officers Ivory over Blue load~ with ext.rta J!!_z;:NJ!~~ ....... -........ 799.00 •.;.~,... "I'" llfcftnoa!i<, blue lll>la!>, ,adlo oncl 11iM;.; , ,~..,.., ,, t~ · •~ St. Paul's Ladies I ]95d I CHEVR$!}ET ............ 499.00 • 0011 - Aid Meeting IUI!ab. """'.. I950'CHMOtET ..... _....... 399.00 f door.~~ IID!tlo, jjcww.,. ~llde, heater and""""" 1952 PLYMOUTH . PA ICARD ............... 369.00 a19d50 OIW 2 tone ereen. ul...._.. drive }!!J CH!,Y~OLIT ............. 465.00 .. ...._- INIDo - ' hftter 1953 BU,ICK .. , .. ]949d_"~bORD ...... , ............ 299.00 • _. . . .._ t • " • Rlllilh, belter taw.,"'" top, NCUo end $_1 12~5.00 Special Dlx 4 dr Sedan. 0ngllllU dark ,lreen with white top We've serviced this cor ,since new. 1!4.lblSTUDEiAKER ....... _.... 299.00 __....... •· ODOd $6~.00 At • To Start Soon llk. ~ 4r lledan. Original light blue finish ShOWs gOod care. ~at.. Circus Special beater. 19513 PONTIAC .. $1,195.00 1~ !_~~I·C · ; : ...... ..... 395.00 I tit D!l<. Sedan Beautifully kept Also 2 dr Dlx Sedan , , ' · · ]949 J!U DSON • 1.· .... .. • • . • • • • • • 199.00 iii*, uw~ Ill'- • ...,., ..d ndlo, , C1NCINNA'I1, 0. 'UP-A new Cincinnati bebcopter servlce, Ohio Valley AirwaYs ltte., hOP.es to so into operatlon soori. The company wblcb Will serve an' area within 100 )niles or thl& city, hn plat!ed 70,01)0 .s'"bares of common stock on pie, Tbe money will be used to purcl\.. e planes, for worklnll capltil aad operat. • 1 ~ ez:peUDes. , -- 1h! h~Uoopter Hoa 'w~lllh~ ­ ' .lire..ttr CincibnaU , . ~tltporJ 1,.nh t"Jl,e~ ~iji' ' ' . . { f '' ~ • ~· • ' 1.... : Mibll~Ui"' .............. ~99.00 Olflj,'~ ·~~.. - fi'aid.; tlldio, buter, ntw aelt ~ ·--· • i 't·· ~ :... .. '...' .. p Pair Senteneed For Mill[ Theft Given Probation Harold Smith, fit, Beedlvllle. il In aeri0111 condHion in the Vet· eraas H01pital, Jluntinrton, sufr * '* feriDJ frOm paeumodli, _that brouaht about whea four of ed that eaeh rna11 h1ve eight hours ~~ eivil defeaae trainina. After the flrat aid t,..il)ln.g, the me~~. had to tlke a teat given by the Red Craas an'd pan it. Six of tht Ofl.llnatinl 17 wUt furt.6et' In ftr'llt aid work lind took 86 more an instrUC· Emer· men be- Middleport ribl ~ broken u bb ear tumed, september a, the :r;tlehwiJ .Patrol annowad. • Tbe Patr.ol ltated tblt Smitll. wu tnvelllae north on the Ttl Hollvw ltoid, one mile aorth ot Reedlvllle, when hii tit ·~ entiJ' went out of hll coiJ.tral, sped over tlie left 1lde of the road aad rolled over a :10 fM embJ.Dkm.eqt, dem.olisbla& Ute vehicle. Robort Terrel~ 20. Pom.... aDd Curtis Barter, :110. Hoblon,. were Ji•en a oae year aupeaded JeD.teMe-, pendiDJ Jood behavior ou a eharge of brettiq 111.4 eateriq .......... "' 1•4• 'Cedtiil Former P011eroy Clark. Taxi Operator dtatTbethqterm ol theatate,_ODIU'O alld mu.opt.cei that serve intoz:lcaUn& bet'tnfel, Dies Suddenly IDd to lo t•e sheriff of obey ali cipal laws, Aay away from report well Meip COWily, br wrltlo& or II - ''·') ; . oaee a month. ~ 'llle two bad pleaded 1UIIl7 to lbe c:haqes of 1tealiq 10 Jall8DI of milt ud a coatliner, last month. pfii'IOD ' ... ti.OO ..... . ..... . . ... .. 69.00 . . . . . . . . . . .- . : •. l .. ' · Mra. Lawrenee Smltb l ..tertlhl· with a bridal oho\'jO< 'We.dneO. daf oy'eoln' at the homo ' of , Mr. aD~ -Mil. Ernest Davil, Npe Ave., ho.a.ofina hel' dau11hter, E.l!ia.,.tb ~d Liquo~ Slol'ef ToOille~~ Ann. After the honored 11ue1t opened her many alee alna . r•mu were: played and prl•e• awarded t!) Mr•. Howard Me1Dt011h and ,Mrs. Carl M'ltch, COLOOUS, . 0 . . UP-Tbe ll'quar Depar!IIIOot 11m> retail iltd wbolesale ~ and •1eD.clea tbro\llhout Uie otate will ba doled next brolbirl!~ar In oboervance of CobtmbwJ lOOK CLUI TO MilT The Great Boolr.l Qlub at the bome Of Mra. w- Kreu, on Tuesday, OCtober at 2 p.m. oar. Ice eream centered witb a• u~brelta, eakt and coUee the boateu to .Jijtdlo Kr1. bale War.\er d"u1hter, Nl'l. Dlvld , Davia aon, .afl'.t. t.r1oa Roush, .lira. barl ,Davll, Mi-a, W, R. Mlalea EUnbatb and Holao Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club Plans For Ladies Night ~d by . . . .. 495.00 ' ' Mil. Mcl~loth, IIIli, Lora.UO ftre made to bave llrJ, lolui Smith. ' •-~•- Emma t;>avla, ijra.., ,,...,,,. Mn . .YU" I'Olnlerr tbter, Kn. Robert Ritchie IHO. Mn. Ralph Slaton, .l(r:a. , ,r.Nq, f/.amer, Mr.. Carl Moo)'e, 1 iirpeat ' j)avlo and cblldroo, Carl Davlo, MIA Harriett !JIIOfh, MiA Dorotb.r L<iq 1 !flu '·Xatllcyn -Mitch. , ., , S~ndln& IIIIa but unable to at~epa "Were Mra. Vern Davb, Mn. Ellu 'StUes, Mra. It ora hall Nomo Mtt. Mutha Caney and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sin_lth and funtty. on ~ November ball.o~ for, In lnereue tn unemplOJmtat lntur· Dee. Uteriture pertalaiq to biU wea dlltrlboled b.r tM opeaier, - M - . Od<JI>ir 11, the Ath- ' •• .i ,, ~J.j ,, i!r 'r~ '' • ' eu-loury cittb an '"DIOI'irtg an Intei<ltl.. in..U., \IIIIi '"' Mlebb!>rl.. Rotarr dodlo u4 tholr ltotar!A.... lovlted .. a •P<:ali Imoe~ tt tho Studoot Union. J '"l or. .. ' ··'. • ' '' •• '' TOday'~ Chuckle '' -- \ ' 101m Baker, prea!deDt of Olilo Uqinnlty and United SU.~ es retn't*fntaU•e t• tile P'A:Omo mie and SocltJ CouDd.l of the United Nations. wUI be Ute pest speiker. ReaervatiGill are to be Mr. Bat... ' '1 � 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. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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