https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f95255b7616fac344c86c9c0b66ead9e.pdf f552e1ec6493417735ca8baf9fba1e2b PDF Text Text ���.. . •• I ,, • • • 1cige Four Pomeroy-~ Middle~rt. Ohio._ _,~..., \· _ _ _ _ _...,..._ The DAILY SENTINEL, • BROWN. , ~aAcll oP rill JIIIUI. CoN7'!1/()1! HIS . Baseball standings /NCOIIIPAI?ABLE Luoue """"'Nos PllO I?ECORP OF NellER F.A!l!/{6 'f1:1 IYW /Ill (;)11/JfloN Tf'fl.f! AMIAIC!AN LIAOUI W. L. Pet. ~<~mes 110 102 IN HOOSIER GRID 41 .'718 4lit .675 8 59 .612 ll 83 .447 42~~ scheduled. Gamtt Detroit at Clevelan-d Uh1ca.go at Baltimore ni1ht Philedei'J)hla at New York Was h .Lng ten at Boston NATIONAL LIA41'UI I Y-New York Brooklyn Mdwaukee Cir1cinnati Philacle'lph ia St. Lou is ~~~:~~·gh 89 62 .589 61.;2 87 74 11 71 .576 .487 .ol80 .470 64 78 77 80 i FRALEY I Jim I I Wii!ohington- S1m Sneed eiYe!o me More chuc· A lso COP .i !iltlirt- expecte~ i~luding ove r .328 Giantli lli} Mlnoao, White Sox, 118; Snider, Dodgers 117. Hits-Mueller, Giants .~: Kuenn, ng!lrS 200: Fox, ·White Sox 198: Snider, Dodgers 195; Mu· sial Cardinals 193. fi\ching-Consuegra, White Sox 16~3· J'e1ler Indians t:J.-3· Lemon 1ndi~os · 23 v, ~. Grim • Y:mk~s 2().6,.~ An to. o.eni, GiJ.nts 21.'i'; Lapat, Van~ Reynolds. Yankees 12-41; kee& ·ta.:.t; Washin~ton Stale. Califorma uv£'f San Jose . Slate. Ariwna Temple uvcr Bng· 1 ho:~m Youn g, Utah over Arizona., Kan sas Slate over Wyommg Tht 5outh•••t ,. IN nytbaac trom pel)ple dowa iJ ... p..,.,. l,::_c:_.::.,::::,L_ _...:.;:...,;_..;..__ ray, hl*t,.U... We-. M.lclcll....-t, and Ntltonvlllt, J1ck Collett• pf Th• Q4111r S....»N& fiN tMrn thla WlfJ Jt~ ,...,.,~.Athens, 'wRei.;h1-eeglm,· , 12Gl~.nts u 12-4; '""' Nuxhall, StM.N'S ,. YIU1' B~'~~ - ~;!,· PORI' - "'K'E SHQ.£.$ . " . -.- • . ll~~~~=~:~.;.;;p:t~,:P~J=e~a~s~a~n~t~-~-~~~~~~J WHOLE HOME ·• $T59.9~ , p$.r room laeJlW, . ... .. . . • ' Wild Bill Hickok M}' .. 111.-.- HEADQUARTERS Flshln,ll ...>.. Football Supplies · l'retoehore 1tanda.rd paek In tbe dated ca111 ·~ r 't · " 1 '.._ l ·Ot •~~: ., or· , • n P:d •.. '. 1" ? :1 OA\. J, • "' • '. .. _. ~1Ji¥~Al. 'J:li:liMScW•• Will Carry Your Account ,.... 'til" ' I ·.: ~~mos~~r Houtware · . ..£··' ,, .,~Q~M- F.;~' niture ,, .Lowest I 1 •• Co.mpany T«e.·IJ.!;r. . ' ·B.ullY Store Where. Your ~ •H• 1o Nlldent• of n.arby ' ' . 10f. Alii~: ' .Calorl11 Byl Ac!J!tl T.t~ Dollar Hal Cents Ml!ldleROrt, Ohio Wheel' Alinement - Hackett's CUT RATE COLUMBUS. 0 . UP- Barb er JAck Pow ell , a C!cw•!and lndiar1 fan, takes a "trun ~,lill.f,:" whenever 1 j bis {avont(' team makes a hiJmer I in the afternoon ga me Pow<' II agreerl t'arly tn tll ~ se a· , snn to ,V,I''E' a free haircut l1l ;any1 onl' i n h t~ h;arbc r cha1~ wh' n Jn I' l 11'lian clou/.ed a four. bagger. Wr 0. Tbe Job RIGHT from 'Fhe Start! ~~~~~~;~ So j have - :.. -•· 1951 Plymouth Oranbrook. 4 door !:iedan. H ere ts some rea l economical 1ranspor:a . tion . Little: easy 1.. handlf' . Fine lllt!Cha.nlcal~:onditlon : ·R uns gol too--Se"' for yourself. $895 KARR and VAN ZANDT 1'81: NAM.I TIIA'r a...t~~ -~R POMIIOY, Qm'O qru.LfTI' •om-fed perke•• ...... . SALT BACON .... .. . Fla~ .U4:•· Serve wUh OJdoM NE' LIViR ....... . .Products· RINSO BLUE CLASS Save wl h lie co•,oa maH~ &a: :YOW I'LL .' • Ar MAl'ONNAtSE Kror.. tn .....,.., .I)' .· roum-·.alWB¥8 $8.95 Value~ ONLY · ,. be . glad you ;bought a-Cheiv'folet new! Now'• tho Mmo to iMiyl Gol aur 1t1tr En(ay a - ""II \ o'lfl'fR . . . W, Vlo ,,, • -, ' ~eno .,................ , tero. So that 1'1• ....,.,_ , . • uo to tho lulltot, '¥e ohould bo .coohd oloctrlcoiiJ, Yo!f ...,. ~ an elect.nc . . . . ·...,_ "' . uftti!letely lnoulat... c.!o,.t"••~n lnlulatlen . II•~P• '''''' · ll!ohtll air ,,.. ,....11~1· fli4, -·IM! ·~~ t' hlch w~ ·""'"t ~·~ 1,. Ul •• ...~, We ar,, wv·~ • , ......., Ill ........ ,.. el~fi heat If '"""' IIQifl~. Utfi Don't be left out on a BarOCJi~ •tJJ.e thi$. . Gto~ery K~b • . D,\ll!:Y VALUij:S JJthlm. fiwllien of 1nerprlne. Sue • NU MAl D ......... : .... lb 28c , Choloe of & Krerer nrtetlel . SLIC!ID CHEESE . , ·"" lb pkg 2cJc Kronor Grad .. A. tarse Dlb:ed ,FRESH EGGS ..... , .... dos. 54G Johnson~• ,AVA~ON ·WRISLEY .,, RO·PE • iSA¥e wJ. • lie IIO•I'f* Gn Pep~enl White Er. Slie 53c . GOOn Ll;Ch: Save wlik ftc ~n malted to your lunue. •'iiaJi.; ~ • · lb. SMUi., ~JSSIWG ; lh:~~ jar 39c 2~< SPIC and SPAN t• ceupgn Sllt"e 11'1 .h rootJ on n ...d SPOTLIGHT . ...... ;.... lb 84c KPC~r ~I blend or oranre and pekoe . ,TEA 1~4$ . -. . . .. . 4ht pk9 50c krorer Ue aft · _INSTANT COFFEE . 6"oz jar ~1.38 "· ECONOMY TOOTH PASn: BE11EftAGE \!UYS Just A Few Left! self a bargain . Not an ordinPy ,refl'igerator l&i'i~~l'• lenulne f~~zerjar, 'built for lasting reiilltj'nt:e- to .~ftl!bip!raturei. · . l9 olf jar 49c • Ba.n wttb l>C! eotapon .nalle'd &e JGW' htane. . 3 r~. bars :lilc ~t. Hot-D1kd c.tfe wllb 15e eqpon . I Hurry in today ond be sure of gettit\o YQUr- UFFJBITOY SOAP Etnbassy Salacl Dres$ii1g ilp~~~ .~·...·~.... l~r -29c ' . . '' . u: j- ;. wt b ttl! cOupan n:aalled '!> )'QIIl' hom~" . ~ I~. pkJis. M t· Each Ja:r·• 15• :Vi~LUE in itse.tt I etnpty~t to ~ufacturer tor yaUr · W !!#, • IIDCI ..., · 111\U't .top pn$eiWP/tL •' · IIAR&Y MlLLER. NEW HAVEN hO.ne. Z 1~. pkj!s. 54" l.UX FLA:KF.S 'moA ,-outhlull:\lf'Yel~:l:f . nduelble exce1111 fat doe~n't HIM to 41Jappear altnOit Hke ntum the Dry Goods and .r lb.Z9c lb 29c ' ~ne arc . . ' 'marehing band Wlll ~esunt 1t1 u~f)!l S:h~ a.t hall' t1mc, wh'k:h, U~ls year, will be a 20-minU~e Interval lQstead of the( eull.Ofh:ary 1'5. $4.99 -37c 1•eoa1 ·~aiOnlnl. Lot. ot tlaver G.ROUND BEEF .......... lb .33 .. All · teqdl'!r, Bir value ~ WI . .. . . . ' ' . . . . . lb 45a lb 59c hlekory snwl<ed ... ..... Lb !·~~;i~;5~;;~ SWEATERS TBDAY·'S "ROCKE'f'' SPECIAL J..t•q and M.~Y ' :=!5e~·,;;-;;·,;;;,;;-s-e!!!!!m&i!Ei&&!iiiliiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiliiiii fa r this snnwinn haircut 1h~· Ins ham cos! him $4{) G•at:-JJl~. rr~~~ lb 93c Domenie, .cut from SM·O:KED ,PiCNIC$- Sugartnftd, Packed I SOH!O SERVICE CANADIAN BACON ....... eri&p-10 of lean SLICED BACON . . ..... tend•~ Ib.= 49c ·~O.R.· ~ ~/tUSA,GE Pnre, home maije. Seasoned ju.t rl~ht .... Lb -- 49c By tM piece CeDt.! r · I I 1. . :.' . . . . I tt I ·rHAtf; .' ·. .' .. :. srEAKS 3' Kimble, R No. 2, lro_nton, Ohi(J tnpetni:Lt . . wntes, "I can never praase Renne] 'nlen tab UJf9 iiiLbi iw l!•t • , I C011eentrate enoi.QJh for w:lu:i\ it has. Q,a.y, ~·,lilt~.... to 1 Nd N Oklahoma over 1 CU- Joekey s done Ior me. I have taken Rennel to'r to c:om.Jillcate :your nteal-~ No are the higRelit paid athletes. '4 months, and during that time have Q¥~'·'tl~ ~ Te:c•s A .J: M over Olcl•hom• I lost 48, lbs. I'm just happy I tried ~ 1 ,.._ .........., _.. ·~ ; Rennel as it hu been a 'WOJiclerful Wii&Om fOOd for JGU. an eat normal~ · A & M-Published bueball · diseavery for me." Jy.UthevWftr.tbotU41d~~ t~aiii'IQ ut the IMJM:. Thousandsafothershaveover~ tbelllomk,_,..ifltlil , the -1a1 and phya.ic:al dil«omfort fill buJ)ly &t- tiM helP Jilt~ er, . A k bema: overweight wilh thts etrective home recipe. lt's eas:r-no trooble 1t aU and costs litUe. Just 10 to )',O Ul' druggist and ask for fow: ounc:e1 at Liquid Rennc:L Concentnllte. Pour this int0 a pint bottle and lildd enouah . OYSTERS ........ , .... pt 87c PERCH FILLETS .. ,, . ... lb33c lb 49c ' 'dlki.:rkf! ·HerrJar. Adlb nririy. to 10ur ~nus SAL FISH ............ lb. 27c , Boneleu: tender and flaky; read' for tht~ pan TOWftl RENNEL HELPS. SOi.VI REDUCING PRO.LEM Lu~a ~ub,. 1P~ · ·~ r ansas. over Tnlsa- I r1cver want my ktds to play tournament tennis. 1'exas Tech over \Vest Tcx:.t~ Statc--Golfcl"l! a! a whole are spol'b · mccs! guy s Lb.- . . BUf>GET MINDEl> SEAFOODS lloteni .&Lm.·Fri. to.$; S.C. 9·12- Open eueniiiJJI bv crppoift.trnnt FRIEND FLlCJ'll · . lin Teehnkolorl h;,ll, are EndJ. Brad ~ TOny Ali.isio, ""e latter ,..., Ucothe, 0. Two of the HQPiie~ Q;:':'l~ tt.a Helinski ~nd · Nate ' three 432 or 506, f.emoroy .. • ... .L)•' · , :.·. 'F!UrodsSeptle Tan k s ... . . , , . • .. ... CEMENt'llOCK ~Y DeYl"' ( ·~h~.W!n :Wlll'-"'• Paints- E~ve Trough and Sig. eut from sntllll, leon perk•rs. GAS RANG£ In Kltehen Assembly , &e~JVIndow Display Groupings .... l ., Plu+.~ll\f';"; F;lectric - '-'""' ....... Sweeter, more suerule.ot nteat . · ,1 . . IIIII i!il : ' ··~ SPOTUGHT; -~~ QUICK ONI IRIP THEPOM~IPY . ;·.. <!.,.l!Jttllf'_,: .. • • Roddr Mcuowell" 'P.-wn Fllllie~ . PICNIC ) ' tAIII'·· secu: l~tterrneo and aaa~rts-•· tl)e·. o••er 1·0 11111 ..,.,..., ·'' . AT KROGEa . VALUE · PRICES .. nature only (2) c~ :snr.~~.!_mi. ~0 other ,. ' Jl:J:ECY~~:ECH ~ .3 Plans to Choose GHOST OF CROSBBONE ..llm, G.~ ' 111 LU11-tED &.~., . . .. ...... leaHIIrt G•r .,...._ . )I,(JN ST., Not only that, 'but they wear oui OO,OOQ,OQO deelu .®in!l it. --~ - I Sept. ~.; •' 3 _: fhe_ SUMMER EXPENSES , ' GkPUN·D hours playtna(earils ea'ch year. FOilOUI Sahrdlf OnlY a,n 1 :'.:~.%, t·:;:~ ~=~J~' M~; they received a ufety fWard. 125 to $'1000 I OD\Y ...,.,u...... Chi. j ·I Ja~~~j W•llaJw, 4tht"'' I ' ..... . Okulo-1 WA1"ERMELON HOUND \ MANDARIN, Fla.-RltSLy , a kl" than anybody in sport 1 , lwo-ye ar-o1d German shepard dog I Ot·e gon over Stanford- All i'f,C 11 '_Nnccl b: Mrs Robert Sommer. .~ katc rs gl't cold feet Yllle, ca1e.o nt•lhmg f.o~ steak .in Orcgor1 State over [daha-l.lt- the ~m~r when h1s favGnte tl~ League baseball will savl' thl' food IS cold watermelon, seeds major league!i.. and all. ~ __ _ I over (MQ), . In addition .~o .B.obo,. the BIRD !MAN . ST. LOUlS-Maury Pier•e, a " sky.wrifillg pilot , became collcorned w1th a n~¢st of Hve b.. h... rob"IllS found · ill ~he engine ~ eowt of his plane at Meramec Jt..jrport tJ_c called off all smoke ad&- qntll the SoHtherll Cal uver Pitt- Robil\ nestlings were feathered up for H?ber!.s m1ght have wor1 3S games flight · w1th Cleveland · · Mi.:higiln ltlth~~ 'IDi BuckefYe .N.ciCfleld Also: Princeton ow•r Rutgers, . Baylor over Vanderbilt-Golf ~ s Dartmouth over Holy Cross, S~Ta· the greatest suci;.al sport. 'tt t h' cuse over V1 anova. Co um n1 Teonessee over Mississ1ppi Stale wot>ld wt'n onl)' bat'1 'tts over Brown , Yale on•r Cu nnt!cl :· - A"n>v • • cut, Boston U. over U.rande1~ and gam•s '"t\h • d u le 'n <1 B•'g Ten s c.,e Bucknell over Muhlenberg. The West A Mln'i· • fhi!·"· Noren NY 123 417 ft8 134 .321 Fox, 153 822 Ill 198 .318 Kuenn, -net. t62 8ft 81 200 .311 . Home Runs-Kluszewsld, Red~ legs 49; Mays, Giants 41; Hod,es, Dodgers 40; Sauer, cubs 40; MaLt ews, Bra:ves 39. . R ns Batted . In Kluu.ewski u · . -r . ,' Redlegs 139; . Musaal, ~ard~n,.s 126; Hodges, Dodgeu 125, Salder: Dod .. ers 1~; Berra, Yankeei 124, Ooby, Ind1ans 1:14, ' 1 y Lk 126; Runs- Mant e, 11 ees Musial, cardinals 1:!0: Mays, I M·~rqueU.e l 1· . wr tert IIOC • tiJJt ·~.!t'1 'IP~nlmous In their seltctiM. tf. tht, J~ck.. n lr.nmtn .. the l .. . . c.._,lon -* 1M 'SJO '. . lil'llt · wHI •va~•t•. ,Avila, Cleve 1i0 549 i09 l&S .331 11~ 'f!M'.•M ~ ~ . J""';·l ln~ · Mlnoso, Chi. 1!51 fi59 118 .182 .326 pb~ieians · United Press Sports Writer ,,,., "The . foCfttt-l._l•~· ·Metotl.. at A~ ~llllpolil. P.,ntJM•. ~opi1,' Mid· . /.. u. _) d~porl 1nd Na!-.nvllle. l..t.Su,..ay ~~~ W(lt•n ecv• Ill 0 Tht Conc.nsuos of tht wrlttrt flrtf' _,1~, votes ta tt.a· 11•· hltl ttl¥" hi thia· •cltr: Jeckn11; h_!';lll\fl! Chflt'P~ 1 and •••• •• I ...,"•••~ "'•II•Joft. . Cf•tljpo.lls, \ Pam. . WdY ~~~~ckU . thai Netlon¥Uit ti'oy, LOll.,., Mlltdltport and Ntl· · Hound, · to 'fJrrisll In th• ctll•r 1onvlil•. · Pos,lt1on. · ~ Wrtt.ws of ..,...., tOwn In tht Tht Writen: ltl•tt4 the P.m. l•tu. wttli tt.. ewctft'IH •f. Ntl .. Penth•-- to. flnillt '" fifth rt in iht wotlnt. ::·~m~':!~ .,t~;.., =·~ NAT.IONAL I,.EACiUE piece, tnd pltktd th.t M.kllltP~ JUST A .BUN.,CH QF C4·D~ flll•h• :andj .w""k ~later tn 't he I Pl•r•~-CI~It ,G AB R H Pfit, Y.tlt.W J,qk~. to totnt !f411 lt1 . laW YORK UP- The Asst::~tia· day in »>t st<ltfium. Ntwcen.,n Mays, NX \47 M9 llB 199 .34" · IQ'tntb. Hflti.t&.. tiop · 0'· American p·1...10 ... Card ht the •uck•.r• lh\tu, Vlfi,IM l Snider, Blyo. 146. 574 117 190 .340 ~•'fl ~I(Ho.... of The ~••IY ~tft· ~ • ful,l..... , ... "·~ .• ,, a.- (192) ·.t ·' Mueller, r.ry 149 600 89 203 .33~ ·•1•1 pi~ .,..... "' .~ .. ~~trAif!t: Manufacturer, nld today tbilt - "' ~ "'"" .,.,. Americana spend Chau~y. 0., ·fA'f .Ci~.utf -~hn MW!.ial. St .L 150 580 .. 1:l,O ltNO , ,_., Brookl)·n 3 New York 0 'to have Qave Leggett (1Q8) at 1 quarterba.Ck: and. Howart:l CanMilwaukee 3 Cfncinnati 1 ady (1,6S)l, attd .Bob Wattdlll& U&O. St. Louis 6 ChicagG 3 haUb&f:'ks. 'Qle .Buck backs nv.er· Philadel:phla 12 Pittsburgh I age 187 . Etght of the s~arters PhilaclelphLa 5 Pittsburg-h 1 2nd are OhiO' lriiib school gradu.atel, Thuraday's Probable Plt1htrs Pillsburgh Friend 7_11 and La- the exceptions beillJ DUoftef, Palmc 4.g or Thies 3_8 at Phila· Maeainsky •nd Watkia~.s. tlelph 1a Roberts 22·14 and Weh· Te•m have ruled meier 9·11- Roberts will pitch three ~8 ou1 of Saturday's the suspended game of Aug. Hi erune. d,ue. to ·knile loju.ries, ,the whi ch re~tlmes in the ninth inn· t(lo iPe.tu4i.R:g Qltilrt~rback Fioarimg ;md Wehmeier the regular klyn 'llheUI', End Frank E1lw~ game which w1U fo~low. and Fullbd Don Vicie. P;lace'l' Only games ltCheduled . in the limited action eate11orY Frid•r'•· .:; • .,.. are Quarterback J?hn Borto~ and Pitbburgb at Brooklyn · hut ~lfds Dave · WiULlnt& and AureThorQIIS New York at Pbil~.e1·pbia. 1\il~ · St · LOUI'S · a t M'l •" 1 wauk ee rnMong Q~,er sop b omores exOnly games scheduled pec:ted to se~ acUOD (or the first time are EndJ atll· Jrfichael and NO SP~IALIITS - • Frt~d Kriss; J:hWbiek Jim Rose- ' HARTFORD, Conn.-The state -oro: QU4ll"ter\latk Ar¥b' supreme l"'ur{ herd th.£ a physi· vieb ami fllllbadi:· tee Nussbaum. cian has to be onty· as . good as Otberwis.e, "eterus will be tintOther doctors in the area . Reject. !me J'ep)joemen\f,, lac· iog a melpraeti~ -snit, the court klei Diclc: Hilinski and Qon Stoecsaid : ''A country ger1eral pracli· kel; G\lard• Dave We-.ver and . tioncr shQuld not be expeotell to 1 Dave. \Viloli~; Hatcl)adcs Jerry use the high degree of skill poss- H"~~NJer, CarrDil' Howell and essed . t•.y · ~mine~t .physi.'cians in DiQk 'VoUqi a~~ F~~ek Jack ftrrge- dt te'l spet•aUzmg m varl- G.tbb.s, , 'YfbG desp~ · ~~mtted serous bl'allches of medicine ." VICe h:J . the hWt two years, has fG eo.qe ....$t aS; a iulll;tack replaeeG HANDLE? menk RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y.Indiana, featuring Milt CampAn egg With a handle? Mrs. St.an· j ben; atO.}lOUnd speed m~rthant, ley Ph11l~ps ~ ays h.er hen laid one will akYHlst m1td1 th.e Buckeye The egg was extremely stft, with r.t.irteu in ex.perienc:e. Coaeh a one-inch loop at the end. Ber~ie Crimmins wilt send elght ·": Fralev Picks Buckeyes Over · lndia~a; Notre Dame On Top t ~ "' · ~~ I 8Y.a elude iftds Olck ltuiMker (103) 22 l 1 nd ·a.en ·Dut~iiU (1t3)1 TU;Itln, 23 o.n 1w4111 tl3f) · •ncl Frif'll' 24lf.! Mlc:hlnllcy. l*l •IMI Gv.trd!- ~; =~ :~: ~~ s•"o S • . Th' L. Pet. Gljl 95 55 ·~ tht luckW. W•ciMsday's RHults I State·•, ProNitle !tartln1 .LIMull'l: 0 .,- Obio rr.a-.cto. With .htktr kl~k 11 CUI 14'J !51Jf·.li)f! tkft tiul~ :U,,_Oiol!' ittll'l 1!""114' . AM~-~~~~~~· y..Cimched pennant Wlst·un~ID ~Aill ,E B'"J,. S.*'rt .swrlltrs AssoeratiOD f'v Parker ••f w. The Midwest lowa over Micha ga n Slate-Mi· ·~1 NEW YOHK UP- . .f' raley ·s fol ckey Mantle is no baseball im· lies :md the weekend football mortal. " wmners"- along with a few ra n· 11\inui:s over Penn s.tate- Mosl dom reflec!ioos on ~ purb 111 !F'!l - boxers make me feel lake I need eral. ·· 1a hath. UCLA over Kansas-Race driv· Game OtT h e Week I ers thmk . more of thralls · t11an Notre Dame over Texas_.:._once 1 they do of money . 1 h' s 1 cf M t tested Texas has .a re.al . pow er· 0 ~o t•N on~ n l•na-- cs house an~. the ~.nsh will have t.o Ivy Ltt«ou• gntldtrs ·~t " ~f be really ready . But the wotd I! t~ey ,Jay btetll4lte · tl1t•r d.dlli that Not.re Dame has too murh all 1 d•d. . around Jl nessl' . ·Also : ov.e•· The li•'t Purrlue over M.lssourJ, Mume1ota AFmy .'()ver South ('aru!ma--rc over Nebraska, Northwestern ovl'l' hired or fm;d , Walt Alstun wtll Iowa State, Cincina:aat; ovP,r Day· he the Brooklyo patsy . ton, Boston College over Detroit Duke over Penr1- 0avey O'Brie n and Denver over Drake. was tbe most unfor"'ettable (pol• I• . · . The South baU pl;~yer 1 eYer saw Navy over W. & M.-Doc Alabama over LSU- Andy t:re· volm IS the martyr of the · sports BiaaChatd wa' the mo1t awe· year some. Cornell over C olg<~k - Lady ra s Milliitippl C'ltlr KerJtuc:illyslers should haunt hou ses m Lhe1r Joe DiM•gglo will alw•ys be my spue time. ,, f1vorite biillplayel'. • Cono. - . A lu.tU M'•t:eatuek League Leaders Frlady's BY OSCAR • 19M football edition will make INDIANA PO$, OMIO STATI its debut Saturday oo. tti.e b.ome Aloisio LE Du...r Q3 turl by m~etin1 the ln<J;ian• Ho" Skoronskl LT Swtrh. Bo&lon 6'7 s~rs in ~tia~. wi.ll. be !~~ · ~~ks' Dall~ LO Parker Detroit 66 86 .43? 44 ~th varslQ' .,~~:n.darou Uf\\'P,~Ign.' VeMI RG C V•rtO; Washington 64 86 .42'7 tl\-2 Ttle meeting }Vlll ~ ,36tb belweeq K~rru Rah;_....._c" , Baltimore 53 99 .349 5'flh the riva1s, Obio stat~ . clain)lPI' ao~tn ItT ~~ln"'y Phi'ladelphia 49 lD:a .32:5 61 22 vletorjes tO 10 for In41ana: aem'-' Rl lr'&_.•~•f x·Chrached pennant. Three a'IJl'ltil end~ In' tin. The Helln1kl QJt l,...... t Wedn.W.y's Rnulh B1fb '!¥00 last y~r. 3Q ~Q la. OotMnlc L.H C... Cleveland 3 Chicago 1 C:.-.h ~oe41r Mayes. 1~ Cam~ll R H Watkin• Detroit 4 BaUimore 1 ~. !;til ·fcHtttb y..r. If • • B•rtklewica FB &obo New York 3 Wa'2lh-ington 0 ~.,ror. h ••~Nd to 1tart ~~~ra~:~:s p~c!:~~e~itd-trs ••,. ,,~,..., fn4 tw• IIIPI\Q- x-Cleveland New York Chicago N" ,, r5dQy;58pttinb8r 23', t95'4 ' IBOBO TO START WIT~ ~SU[ JaeksoD.Pick~ As SEO .~ampions .,:~~~~!~~£~:~ 1 1 OOLUMBUS, 08 • ... ~ . "' l , . Sta:r •• ly Alan Mavtr' II~Er'E~ANP .IIIIWifS1 WHO'S 6ET TO • __:.Thu.:..:..; . .. I • • pu~hut . •• '"" 77c FAll Sue wl Ia te, • e.uptft •• Jl)lJtl IN1 Dad ~e. l{t. .. .... • • AJA.'C etEANSER !'t&Vf! wl :h tie eou,.._ ~ c!!i].~ , d1e 73e rood on aest pQrthase. )'OODS ~ 2-H) oa; pkg 59c . .. . . . . . 2 pkgs. 59c 59c: $1.39 SSe •• ~~ , ... fl't'artk: dedtrU ... Caii4,1C et, •••• 31r PANTRY MUSTS CeOIU In enlj '1 lftinUtet Tally f1alc6; meal dilll Kroft Oinner . .' .... 1 pkgs itt Crlaeo pare aH ~id·le. Pwr;, ~~~~ w lr~ Stsortelling . . . . . . 3 l_b,can 9lC PliiiiiMirr ·Choaolat.e ~QQJc.ie CJdf .,.. 1e ~-.... Mi• .......... ,tlt ~'' : St.ufi~ Manubiila Ia the- drlllk jM"f'fe,e.e Emb~r 0~ 7"" aa: tumb ~ · · t•.... 39c ••• • ' •• • • �.. . •• I ,, • • • 1cige Four Pomeroy-~ Middle~rt. Ohio._ _,~..., \· _ _ _ _ _...,..._ The DAILY SENTINEL, • BROWN. , ~aAcll oP rill JIIIUI. CoN7'!1/()1! HIS . Baseball standings /NCOIIIPAI?ABLE Luoue """"'Nos PllO I?ECORP OF NellER F.A!l!/{6 'f1:1 IYW /Ill (;)11/JfloN Tf'fl.f! AMIAIC!AN LIAOUI W. L. Pet. ~<~mes 110 102 IN HOOSIER GRID 41 .'718 4lit .675 8 59 .612 ll 83 .447 42~~ scheduled. Gamtt Detroit at Clevelan-d Uh1ca.go at Baltimore ni1ht Philedei'J)hla at New York Was h .Lng ten at Boston NATIONAL LIA41'UI I Y-New York Brooklyn Mdwaukee Cir1cinnati Philacle'lph ia St. Lou is ~~~:~~·gh 89 62 .589 61.;2 87 74 11 71 .576 .487 .ol80 .470 64 78 77 80 i FRALEY I Jim I I Wii!ohington- S1m Sneed eiYe!o me More chuc· A lso COP .i !iltlirt- expecte~ i~luding ove r .328 Giantli lli} Mlnoao, White Sox, 118; Snider, Dodgers 117. Hits-Mueller, Giants .~: Kuenn, ng!lrS 200: Fox, ·White Sox 198: Snider, Dodgers 195; Mu· sial Cardinals 193. fi\ching-Consuegra, White Sox 16~3· J'e1ler Indians t:J.-3· Lemon 1ndi~os · 23 v, ~. Grim • Y:mk~s 2().6,.~ An to. o.eni, GiJ.nts 21.'i'; Lapat, Van~ Reynolds. Yankees 12-41; kee& ·ta.:.t; Washin~ton Stale. Califorma uv£'f San Jose . Slate. Ariwna Temple uvcr Bng· 1 ho:~m Youn g, Utah over Arizona., Kan sas Slate over Wyommg Tht 5outh•••t ,. IN nytbaac trom pel)ple dowa iJ ... p..,.,. l,::_c:_.::.,::::,L_ _...:.;:...,;_..;..__ ray, hl*t,.U... We-. M.lclcll....-t, and Ntltonvlllt, J1ck Collett• pf Th• Q4111r S....»N& fiN tMrn thla WlfJ Jt~ ,...,.,~.Athens, 'wRei.;h1-eeglm,· , 12Gl~.nts u 12-4; '""' Nuxhall, StM.N'S ,. YIU1' B~'~~ - ~;!,· PORI' - "'K'E SHQ.£.$ . " . -.- • . ll~~~~=~:~.;.;;p:t~,:P~J=e~a~s~a~n~t~-~-~~~~~~J WHOLE HOME ·• $T59.9~ , p$.r room laeJlW, . ... .. . . • ' Wild Bill Hickok M}' .. 111.-.- HEADQUARTERS Flshln,ll ...>.. Football Supplies · l'retoehore 1tanda.rd paek In tbe dated ca111 ·~ r 't · " 1 '.._ l ·Ot •~~: ., or· , • n P:d •.. '. 1" ? :1 OA\. J, • "' • '. .. _. ~1Ji¥~Al. 'J:li:liMScW•• Will Carry Your Account ,.... 'til" ' I ·.: ~~mos~~r Houtware · . ..£··' ,, .,~Q~M- F.;~' niture ,, .Lowest I 1 •• Co.mpany T«e.·IJ.!;r. . ' ·B.ullY Store Where. Your ~ •H• 1o Nlldent• of n.arby ' ' . 10f. Alii~: ' .Calorl11 Byl Ac!J!tl T.t~ Dollar Hal Cents Ml!ldleROrt, Ohio Wheel' Alinement - Hackett's CUT RATE COLUMBUS. 0 . UP- Barb er JAck Pow ell , a C!cw•!and lndiar1 fan, takes a "trun ~,lill.f,:" whenever 1 j bis {avont(' team makes a hiJmer I in the afternoon ga me Pow<' II agreerl t'arly tn tll ~ se a· , snn to ,V,I''E' a free haircut l1l ;any1 onl' i n h t~ h;arbc r cha1~ wh' n Jn I' l 11'lian clou/.ed a four. bagger. Wr 0. Tbe Job RIGHT from 'Fhe Start! ~~~~~~;~ So j have - :.. -•· 1951 Plymouth Oranbrook. 4 door !:iedan. H ere ts some rea l economical 1ranspor:a . tion . Little: easy 1.. handlf' . Fine lllt!Cha.nlcal~:onditlon : ·R uns gol too--Se"' for yourself. $895 KARR and VAN ZANDT 1'81: NAM.I TIIA'r a...t~~ -~R POMIIOY, Qm'O qru.LfTI' •om-fed perke•• ...... . SALT BACON .... .. . Fla~ .U4:•· Serve wUh OJdoM NE' LIViR ....... . .Products· RINSO BLUE CLASS Save wl h lie co•,oa maH~ &a: :YOW I'LL .' • Ar MAl'ONNAtSE Kror.. tn .....,.., .I)' .· roum-·.alWB¥8 $8.95 Value~ ONLY · ,. be . glad you ;bought a-Cheiv'folet new! Now'• tho Mmo to iMiyl Gol aur 1t1tr En(ay a - ""II \ o'lfl'fR . . . W, Vlo ,,, • -, ' ~eno .,................ , tero. So that 1'1• ....,.,_ , . • uo to tho lulltot, '¥e ohould bo .coohd oloctrlcoiiJ, Yo!f ...,. ~ an elect.nc . . . . ·...,_ "' . uftti!letely lnoulat... c.!o,.t"••~n lnlulatlen . II•~P• '''''' · ll!ohtll air ,,.. ,....11~1· fli4, -·IM! ·~~ t' hlch w~ ·""'"t ~·~ 1,. Ul •• ...~, We ar,, wv·~ • , ......., Ill ........ ,.. el~fi heat If '"""' IIQifl~. Utfi Don't be left out on a BarOCJi~ •tJJ.e thi$. . Gto~ery K~b • . D,\ll!:Y VALUij:S JJthlm. fiwllien of 1nerprlne. Sue • NU MAl D ......... : .... lb 28c , Choloe of & Krerer nrtetlel . SLIC!ID CHEESE . , ·"" lb pkg 2cJc Kronor Grad .. A. tarse Dlb:ed ,FRESH EGGS ..... , .... dos. 54G Johnson~• ,AVA~ON ·WRISLEY .,, RO·PE • iSA¥e wJ. • lie IIO•I'f* Gn Pep~enl White Er. Slie 53c . GOOn Ll;Ch: Save wlik ftc ~n malted to your lunue. •'iiaJi.; ~ • · lb. SMUi., ~JSSIWG ; lh:~~ jar 39c 2~< SPIC and SPAN t• ceupgn Sllt"e 11'1 .h rootJ on n ...d SPOTLIGHT . ...... ;.... lb 84c KPC~r ~I blend or oranre and pekoe . ,TEA 1~4$ . -. . . .. . 4ht pk9 50c krorer Ue aft · _INSTANT COFFEE . 6"oz jar ~1.38 "· ECONOMY TOOTH PASn: BE11EftAGE \!UYS Just A Few Left! self a bargain . Not an ordinPy ,refl'igerator l&i'i~~l'• lenulne f~~zerjar, 'built for lasting reiilltj'nt:e- to .~ftl!bip!raturei. · . l9 olf jar 49c • Ba.n wttb l>C! eotapon .nalle'd &e JGW' htane. . 3 r~. bars :lilc ~t. Hot-D1kd c.tfe wllb 15e eqpon . I Hurry in today ond be sure of gettit\o YQUr- UFFJBITOY SOAP Etnbassy Salacl Dres$ii1g ilp~~~ .~·...·~.... l~r -29c ' . . '' . u: j- ;. wt b ttl! cOupan n:aalled '!> )'QIIl' hom~" . ~ I~. pkJis. M t· Each Ja:r·• 15• :Vi~LUE in itse.tt I etnpty~t to ~ufacturer tor yaUr · W !!#, • IIDCI ..., · 111\U't .top pn$eiWP/tL •' · IIAR&Y MlLLER. NEW HAVEN hO.ne. Z 1~. pkj!s. 54" l.UX FLA:KF.S 'moA ,-outhlull:\lf'Yel~:l:f . nduelble exce1111 fat doe~n't HIM to 41Jappear altnOit Hke ntum the Dry Goods and .r lb.Z9c lb 29c ' ~ne arc . . ' 'marehing band Wlll ~esunt 1t1 u~f)!l S:h~ a.t hall' t1mc, wh'k:h, U~ls year, will be a 20-minU~e Interval lQstead of the( eull.Ofh:ary 1'5. $4.99 -37c 1•eoa1 ·~aiOnlnl. Lot. ot tlaver G.ROUND BEEF .......... lb .33 .. All · teqdl'!r, Bir value ~ WI . .. . . . ' ' . . . . . lb 45a lb 59c hlekory snwl<ed ... ..... Lb !·~~;i~;5~;;~ SWEATERS TBDAY·'S "ROCKE'f'' SPECIAL J..t•q and M.~Y ' :=!5e~·,;;-;;·,;;;,;;-s-e!!!!!m&i!Ei&&!iiiliiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiliiiii fa r this snnwinn haircut 1h~· Ins ham cos! him $4{) G•at:-JJl~. rr~~~ lb 93c Domenie, .cut from SM·O:KED ,PiCNIC$- Sugartnftd, Packed I SOH!O SERVICE CANADIAN BACON ....... eri&p-10 of lean SLICED BACON . . ..... tend•~ Ib.= 49c ·~O.R.· ~ ~/tUSA,GE Pnre, home maije. Seasoned ju.t rl~ht .... Lb -- 49c By tM piece CeDt.! r · I I 1. . :.' . . . . I tt I ·rHAtf; .' ·. .' .. :. srEAKS 3' Kimble, R No. 2, lro_nton, Ohi(J tnpetni:Lt . . wntes, "I can never praase Renne] 'nlen tab UJf9 iiiLbi iw l!•t • , I C011eentrate enoi.QJh for w:lu:i\ it has. Q,a.y, ~·,lilt~.... to 1 Nd N Oklahoma over 1 CU- Joekey s done Ior me. I have taken Rennel to'r to c:om.Jillcate :your nteal-~ No are the higRelit paid athletes. '4 months, and during that time have Q¥~'·'tl~ ~ Te:c•s A .J: M over Olcl•hom• I lost 48, lbs. I'm just happy I tried ~ 1 ,.._ .........., _.. ·~ ; Rennel as it hu been a 'WOJiclerful Wii&Om fOOd for JGU. an eat normal~ · A & M-Published bueball · diseavery for me." Jy.UthevWftr.tbotU41d~~ t~aiii'IQ ut the IMJM:. Thousandsafothershaveover~ tbelllomk,_,..ifltlil , the -1a1 and phya.ic:al dil«omfort fill buJ)ly &t- tiM helP Jilt~ er, . A k bema: overweight wilh thts etrective home recipe. lt's eas:r-no trooble 1t aU and costs litUe. Just 10 to )',O Ul' druggist and ask for fow: ounc:e1 at Liquid Rennc:L Concentnllte. Pour this int0 a pint bottle and lildd enouah . OYSTERS ........ , .... pt 87c PERCH FILLETS .. ,, . ... lb33c lb 49c ' 'dlki.:rkf! ·HerrJar. Adlb nririy. to 10ur ~nus SAL FISH ............ lb. 27c , Boneleu: tender and flaky; read' for tht~ pan TOWftl RENNEL HELPS. SOi.VI REDUCING PRO.LEM Lu~a ~ub,. 1P~ · ·~ r ansas. over Tnlsa- I r1cver want my ktds to play tournament tennis. 1'exas Tech over \Vest Tcx:.t~ Statc--Golfcl"l! a! a whole are spol'b · mccs! guy s Lb.- . . BUf>GET MINDEl> SEAFOODS lloteni .&Lm.·Fri. to.$; S.C. 9·12- Open eueniiiJJI bv crppoift.trnnt FRIEND FLlCJ'll · . lin Teehnkolorl h;,ll, are EndJ. Brad ~ TOny Ali.isio, ""e latter ,..., Ucothe, 0. Two of the HQPiie~ Q;:':'l~ tt.a Helinski ~nd · Nate ' three 432 or 506, f.emoroy .. • ... .L)•' · , :.·. 'F!UrodsSeptle Tan k s ... . . , , . • .. ... CEMENt'llOCK ~Y DeYl"' ( ·~h~.W!n :Wlll'-"'• Paints- E~ve Trough and Sig. eut from sntllll, leon perk•rs. GAS RANG£ In Kltehen Assembly , &e~JVIndow Display Groupings .... l ., Plu+.~ll\f';"; F;lectric - '-'""' ....... Sweeter, more suerule.ot nteat . · ,1 . . IIIII i!il : ' ··~ SPOTUGHT; -~~ QUICK ONI IRIP THEPOM~IPY . ;·.. <!.,.l!Jttllf'_,: .. • • Roddr Mcuowell" 'P.-wn Fllllie~ . PICNIC ) ' tAIII'·· secu: l~tterrneo and aaa~rts-•· tl)e·. o••er 1·0 11111 ..,.,..., ·'' . AT KROGEa . VALUE · PRICES .. nature only (2) c~ :snr.~~.!_mi. ~0 other ,. ' Jl:J:ECY~~:ECH ~ .3 Plans to Choose GHOST OF CROSBBONE ..llm, G.~ ' 111 LU11-tED &.~., . . .. ...... leaHIIrt G•r .,...._ . )I,(JN ST., Not only that, 'but they wear oui OO,OOQ,OQO deelu .®in!l it. --~ - I Sept. ~.; •' 3 _: fhe_ SUMMER EXPENSES , ' GkPUN·D hours playtna(earils ea'ch year. FOilOUI Sahrdlf OnlY a,n 1 :'.:~.%, t·:;:~ ~=~J~' M~; they received a ufety fWard. 125 to $'1000 I OD\Y ...,.,u...... Chi. j ·I Ja~~~j W•llaJw, 4tht"'' I ' ..... . Okulo-1 WA1"ERMELON HOUND \ MANDARIN, Fla.-RltSLy , a kl" than anybody in sport 1 , lwo-ye ar-o1d German shepard dog I Ot·e gon over Stanford- All i'f,C 11 '_Nnccl b: Mrs Robert Sommer. .~ katc rs gl't cold feet Yllle, ca1e.o nt•lhmg f.o~ steak .in Orcgor1 State over [daha-l.lt- the ~m~r when h1s favGnte tl~ League baseball will savl' thl' food IS cold watermelon, seeds major league!i.. and all. ~ __ _ I over (MQ), . In addition .~o .B.obo,. the BIRD !MAN . ST. LOUlS-Maury Pier•e, a " sky.wrifillg pilot , became collcorned w1th a n~¢st of Hve b.. h... rob"IllS found · ill ~he engine ~ eowt of his plane at Meramec Jt..jrport tJ_c called off all smoke ad&- qntll the SoHtherll Cal uver Pitt- Robil\ nestlings were feathered up for H?ber!.s m1ght have wor1 3S games flight · w1th Cleveland · · Mi.:higiln ltlth~~ 'IDi BuckefYe .N.ciCfleld Also: Princeton ow•r Rutgers, . Baylor over Vanderbilt-Golf ~ s Dartmouth over Holy Cross, S~Ta· the greatest suci;.al sport. 'tt t h' cuse over V1 anova. Co um n1 Teonessee over Mississ1ppi Stale wot>ld wt'n onl)' bat'1 'tts over Brown , Yale on•r Cu nnt!cl :· - A"n>v • • cut, Boston U. over U.rande1~ and gam•s '"t\h • d u le 'n <1 B•'g Ten s c.,e Bucknell over Muhlenberg. The West A Mln'i· • fhi!·"· Noren NY 123 417 ft8 134 .321 Fox, 153 822 Ill 198 .318 Kuenn, -net. t62 8ft 81 200 .311 . Home Runs-Kluszewsld, Red~ legs 49; Mays, Giants 41; Hod,es, Dodgers 40; Sauer, cubs 40; MaLt ews, Bra:ves 39. . R ns Batted . In Kluu.ewski u · . -r . ,' Redlegs 139; . Musaal, ~ard~n,.s 126; Hodges, Dodgeu 125, Salder: Dod .. ers 1~; Berra, Yankeei 124, Ooby, Ind1ans 1:14, ' 1 y Lk 126; Runs- Mant e, 11 ees Musial, cardinals 1:!0: Mays, I M·~rqueU.e l 1· . wr tert IIOC • tiJJt ·~.!t'1 'IP~nlmous In their seltctiM. tf. tht, J~ck.. n lr.nmtn .. the l .. . . c.._,lon -* 1M 'SJO '. . lil'llt · wHI •va~•t•. ,Avila, Cleve 1i0 549 i09 l&S .331 11~ 'f!M'.•M ~ ~ . J""';·l ln~ · Mlnoso, Chi. 1!51 fi59 118 .182 .326 pb~ieians · United Press Sports Writer ,,,., "The . foCfttt-l._l•~· ·Metotl.. at A~ ~llllpolil. P.,ntJM•. ~opi1,' Mid· . /.. u. _) d~porl 1nd Na!-.nvllle. l..t.Su,..ay ~~~ W(lt•n ecv• Ill 0 Tht Conc.nsuos of tht wrlttrt flrtf' _,1~, votes ta tt.a· 11•· hltl ttl¥" hi thia· •cltr: Jeckn11; h_!';lll\fl! Chflt'P~ 1 and •••• •• I ...,"•••~ "'•II•Joft. . Cf•tljpo.lls, \ Pam. . WdY ~~~~ckU . thai Netlon¥Uit ti'oy, LOll.,., Mlltdltport and Ntl· · Hound, · to 'fJrrisll In th• ctll•r 1onvlil•. · Pos,lt1on. · ~ Wrtt.ws of ..,...., tOwn In tht Tht Writen: ltl•tt4 the P.m. l•tu. wttli tt.. ewctft'IH •f. Ntl .. Penth•-- to. flnillt '" fifth rt in iht wotlnt. ::·~m~':!~ .,t~;.., =·~ NAT.IONAL I,.EACiUE piece, tnd pltktd th.t M.kllltP~ JUST A .BUN.,CH QF C4·D~ flll•h• :andj .w""k ~later tn 't he I Pl•r•~-CI~It ,G AB R H Pfit, Y.tlt.W J,qk~. to totnt !f411 lt1 . laW YORK UP- The Asst::~tia· day in »>t st<ltfium. Ntwcen.,n Mays, NX \47 M9 llB 199 .34" · IQ'tntb. Hflti.t&.. tiop · 0'· American p·1...10 ... Card ht the •uck•.r• lh\tu, Vlfi,IM l Snider, Blyo. 146. 574 117 190 .340 ~•'fl ~I(Ho.... of The ~••IY ~tft· ~ • ful,l..... , ... "·~ .• ,, a.- (192) ·.t ·' Mueller, r.ry 149 600 89 203 .33~ ·•1•1 pi~ .,..... "' .~ .. ~~trAif!t: Manufacturer, nld today tbilt - "' ~ "'"" .,.,. Americana spend Chau~y. 0., ·fA'f .Ci~.utf -~hn MW!.ial. St .L 150 580 .. 1:l,O ltNO , ,_., Brookl)·n 3 New York 0 'to have Qave Leggett (1Q8) at 1 quarterba.Ck: and. Howart:l CanMilwaukee 3 Cfncinnati 1 ady (1,6S)l, attd .Bob Wattdlll& U&O. St. Louis 6 ChicagG 3 haUb&f:'ks. 'Qle .Buck backs nv.er· Philadel:phla 12 Pittsburgh I age 187 . Etght of the s~arters PhilaclelphLa 5 Pittsburg-h 1 2nd are OhiO' lriiib school gradu.atel, Thuraday's Probable Plt1htrs Pillsburgh Friend 7_11 and La- the exceptions beillJ DUoftef, Palmc 4.g or Thies 3_8 at Phila· Maeainsky •nd Watkia~.s. tlelph 1a Roberts 22·14 and Weh· Te•m have ruled meier 9·11- Roberts will pitch three ~8 ou1 of Saturday's the suspended game of Aug. Hi erune. d,ue. to ·knile loju.ries, ,the whi ch re~tlmes in the ninth inn· t(lo iPe.tu4i.R:g Qltilrt~rback Fioarimg ;md Wehmeier the regular klyn 'llheUI', End Frank E1lw~ game which w1U fo~low. and Fullbd Don Vicie. P;lace'l' Only games ltCheduled . in the limited action eate11orY Frid•r'•· .:; • .,.. are Quarterback J?hn Borto~ and Pitbburgb at Brooklyn · hut ~lfds Dave · WiULlnt& and AureThorQIIS New York at Pbil~.e1·pbia. 1\il~ · St · LOUI'S · a t M'l •" 1 wauk ee rnMong Q~,er sop b omores exOnly games scheduled pec:ted to se~ acUOD (or the first time are EndJ atll· Jrfichael and NO SP~IALIITS - • Frt~d Kriss; J:hWbiek Jim Rose- ' HARTFORD, Conn.-The state -oro: QU4ll"ter\latk Ar¥b' supreme l"'ur{ herd th.£ a physi· vieb ami fllllbadi:· tee Nussbaum. cian has to be onty· as . good as Otberwis.e, "eterus will be tintOther doctors in the area . Reject. !me J'ep)joemen\f,, lac· iog a melpraeti~ -snit, the court klei Diclc: Hilinski and Qon Stoecsaid : ''A country ger1eral pracli· kel; G\lard• Dave We-.ver and . tioncr shQuld not be expeotell to 1 Dave. \Viloli~; Hatcl)adcs Jerry use the high degree of skill poss- H"~~NJer, CarrDil' Howell and essed . t•.y · ~mine~t .physi.'cians in DiQk 'VoUqi a~~ F~~ek Jack ftrrge- dt te'l spet•aUzmg m varl- G.tbb.s, , 'YfbG desp~ · ~~mtted serous bl'allches of medicine ." VICe h:J . the hWt two years, has fG eo.qe ....$t aS; a iulll;tack replaeeG HANDLE? menk RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y.Indiana, featuring Milt CampAn egg With a handle? Mrs. St.an· j ben; atO.}lOUnd speed m~rthant, ley Ph11l~ps ~ ays h.er hen laid one will akYHlst m1td1 th.e Buckeye The egg was extremely stft, with r.t.irteu in ex.perienc:e. Coaeh a one-inch loop at the end. Ber~ie Crimmins wilt send elght ·": Fralev Picks Buckeyes Over · lndia~a; Notre Dame On Top t ~ "' · ~~ I 8Y.a elude iftds Olck ltuiMker (103) 22 l 1 nd ·a.en ·Dut~iiU (1t3)1 TU;Itln, 23 o.n 1w4111 tl3f) · •ncl Frif'll' 24lf.! Mlc:hlnllcy. l*l •IMI Gv.trd!- ~; =~ :~: ~~ s•"o S • . Th' L. Pet. Gljl 95 55 ·~ tht luckW. W•ciMsday's RHults I State·•, ProNitle !tartln1 .LIMull'l: 0 .,- Obio rr.a-.cto. With .htktr kl~k 11 CUI 14'J !51Jf·.li)f! tkft tiul~ :U,,_Oiol!' ittll'l 1!""114' . AM~-~~~~~~· y..Cimched pennant Wlst·un~ID ~Aill ,E B'"J,. S.*'rt .swrlltrs AssoeratiOD f'v Parker ••f w. The Midwest lowa over Micha ga n Slate-Mi· ·~1 NEW YOHK UP- . .f' raley ·s fol ckey Mantle is no baseball im· lies :md the weekend football mortal. " wmners"- along with a few ra n· 11\inui:s over Penn s.tate- Mosl dom reflec!ioos on ~ purb 111 !F'!l - boxers make me feel lake I need eral. ·· 1a hath. UCLA over Kansas-Race driv· Game OtT h e Week I ers thmk . more of thralls · t11an Notre Dame over Texas_.:._once 1 they do of money . 1 h' s 1 cf M t tested Texas has .a re.al . pow er· 0 ~o t•N on~ n l•na-- cs house an~. the ~.nsh will have t.o Ivy Ltt«ou• gntldtrs ·~t " ~f be really ready . But the wotd I! t~ey ,Jay btetll4lte · tl1t•r d.dlli that Not.re Dame has too murh all 1 d•d. . around Jl nessl' . ·Also : ov.e•· The li•'t Purrlue over M.lssourJ, Mume1ota AFmy .'()ver South ('aru!ma--rc over Nebraska, Northwestern ovl'l' hired or fm;d , Walt Alstun wtll Iowa State, Cincina:aat; ovP,r Day· he the Brooklyo patsy . ton, Boston College over Detroit Duke over Penr1- 0avey O'Brie n and Denver over Drake. was tbe most unfor"'ettable (pol• I• . · . The South baU pl;~yer 1 eYer saw Navy over W. & M.-Doc Alabama over LSU- Andy t:re· volm IS the martyr of the · sports BiaaChatd wa' the mo1t awe· year some. Cornell over C olg<~k - Lady ra s Milliitippl C'ltlr KerJtuc:illyslers should haunt hou ses m Lhe1r Joe DiM•gglo will alw•ys be my spue time. ,, f1vorite biillplayel'. • Cono. - . A lu.tU M'•t:eatuek League Leaders Frlady's BY OSCAR • 19M football edition will make INDIANA PO$, OMIO STATI its debut Saturday oo. tti.e b.ome Aloisio LE Du...r Q3 turl by m~etin1 the ln<J;ian• Ho" Skoronskl LT Swtrh. Bo&lon 6'7 s~rs in ~tia~. wi.ll. be !~~ · ~~ks' Dall~ LO Parker Detroit 66 86 .43? 44 ~th varslQ' .,~~:n.darou Uf\\'P,~Ign.' VeMI RG C V•rtO; Washington 64 86 .42'7 tl\-2 Ttle meeting }Vlll ~ ,36tb belweeq K~rru Rah;_....._c" , Baltimore 53 99 .349 5'flh the riva1s, Obio stat~ . clain)lPI' ao~tn ItT ~~ln"'y Phi'ladelphia 49 lD:a .32:5 61 22 vletorjes tO 10 for In41ana: aem'-' Rl lr'&_.•~•f x·Chrached pennant. Three a'IJl'ltil end~ In' tin. The Helln1kl QJt l,...... t Wedn.W.y's Rnulh B1fb '!¥00 last y~r. 3Q ~Q la. OotMnlc L.H C... Cleveland 3 Chicago 1 C:.-.h ~oe41r Mayes. 1~ Cam~ll R H Watkin• Detroit 4 BaUimore 1 ~. !;til ·fcHtttb y..r. If • • B•rtklewica FB &obo New York 3 Wa'2lh-ington 0 ~.,ror. h ••~Nd to 1tart ~~~ra~:~:s p~c!:~~e~itd-trs ••,. ,,~,..., fn4 tw• IIIPI\Q- x-Cleveland New York Chicago N" ,, r5dQy;58pttinb8r 23', t95'4 ' IBOBO TO START WIT~ ~SU[ JaeksoD.Pick~ As SEO .~ampions .,:~~~~!~~£~:~ 1 1 OOLUMBUS, 08 • ... ~ . "' l , . Sta:r •• ly Alan Mavtr' II~Er'E~ANP .IIIIWifS1 WHO'S 6ET TO • __:.Thu.:..:..; . .. I • • pu~hut . •• '"" 77c FAll Sue wl Ia te, • e.uptft •• Jl)lJtl IN1 Dad ~e. l{t. .. .... • • AJA.'C etEANSER !'t&Vf! wl :h tie eou,.._ ~ c!!i].~ , d1e 73e rood on aest pQrthase. )'OODS ~ 2-H) oa; pkg 59c . .. . . . . . 2 pkgs. 59c 59c: $1.39 SSe •• ~~ , ... fl't'artk: dedtrU ... Caii4,1C et, •••• 31r PANTRY MUSTS CeOIU In enlj '1 lftinUtet Tally f1alc6; meal dilll Kroft Oinner . .' .... 1 pkgs itt Crlaeo pare aH ~id·le. Pwr;, ~~~~ w lr~ Stsortelling . . . . . . 3 l_b,can 9lC PliiiiiMirr ·Choaolat.e ~QQJc.ie CJdf .,.. 1e ~-.... Mi• .......... ,tlt ~'' : St.ufi~ Manubiila Ia the- drlllk jM"f'fe,e.e Emb~r 0~ 7"" aa: tumb ~ · · t•.... 39c ••• • ' •• • • ���' I ' ' The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio •. I STILL USIFUL , rOUT AND IN Paul KID>es, SattduRy, and KuUoDd Newo NotH PROVIDENCE, R. 1.-Tbe Shak POII'I'LAND, Me .- Whcn a and ~- Joe Laflerree1 aY MRS. RUISILL IIAINTEI BY MRS GRAC.E THOMAS espeare's Head Htlua~ffice of re 1n veter1n, Paul LeCI1ir, Ji.., • farhrtbura. apeat the weelr.en4 A.'tteDdance at Sunday School, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Pom - 1 Dr. Lester Roush . treasurer ol tbis ~ity's firS\ newspaper, the \ returned ho!'lf l.fter r~eivi nJ. •11 "'ith t~e Kimes aDd lttended Ukh was 32 offerinc $6.3T. eroy, calle<j. on Mr. and Mrs . J . L. · the annual Methodist Conference I Pri)Vtdence Guelte and Countl')' hor~orable dtscharge _from tbe A~ their Jfandfatber'a fuaeral . '~u;n:h ~Is min~ . Journal-:11. todtY aH heand bad fJihmg-oolll o_n wbe servaces were conduc\ed Wtckbam, Wed~esday . or her e 8 Poke here j several civiCuaed groqps andto anhou.se art 1 my, h!.mtinl 1 and former past_ Rev. John Elwood of Racine . Mra .. Mary Batley spent Wednes- yesterday mormng . illlery. The buildiD.I was ereeted ~·~ll""d with his foun&"er brotbr Wltma Buruum of Port· day WJtb M-r . and Mrs . Cl yde MrS . James Titus Sr. returned in 1'763. Richard , a Marine COl"Pfi enUJtee. , was the Sunday guest of Well:t. to her home Friday frorfl attendThe hunting and fishi ng have . Erma Rou.oh and family . Mrs . J . L Wickhom and Mrs ing the 24th annual convention of No· RIVUSALS ' been postponed for four Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Damewood 1 Will Hetlman attended the Muss- O~io Association or Garden Clubs MEMPillS, Teno.-Ther e was · Paul signed UP with the Suud,ay at Hockingport tbe ionary meeting Thun!iday. held at Columbus. Mn . Titus is no doubt about a declalon of lhej · ' of Mr. and Mrs·. Roy Vine· .Mra. Jack Ritchey and son, Eu- state chairman of Flower Shows. umpire, Jimrnw Webb, being CHESTER gene, Cleveland and Min Eleanor Mrs. Lee Myers and Mrs. Floyd held In the Her nando DeSoto By CLARICE ALLEN and Mrs. Han.son Holter Well , called on their grandmottl er Ttlomas were calhng at the Car- timer's baseball league $~:;~r,Wednesdly evening at Mrs. Mary Bailey, Monday . man Rest Home Monday . WetJb a1wo is president Cif the Mr. and Mrs . G. ~ the guests of Mr . Mr. aad Mrs. Will Heilman atMr. and Mrs. Almus Rawling.!! gue . spent several days Thomas · 1en ded miSSionary · · with relatives and · "-y rw st"rvice at c ar.- were Sunday dinner ~!Ue11ts of """' Bertha Holter, Mrs. Norm,•lleton c hurch where Mr. Heilman 's Mr. a nd Mrs. Jesse Sweeney of A VENDOR AT HEART Fai -mont, W.Va. Mrs . Ora Archer, nephew, William Gcn hcimer was Sa lem Center. • NEW YORK UP-Jim Bl ount·, Misll Shirley Summerfield left Holter of Morn.ing the speaker. • Mr . and Mrs. Forrest McCann a subway change-maker , thought Soodu;~: to en ter school at 'Otrio M d Uni\' ersity, Athens . r . an Mrs . Roy Pooler and and family , Nitro, spent the week he had the perfed answer to M. ll . Allen anrl Chester Allen end with Mr . and Mrs. Clarence large crap game losses-until Br ice, O., were over night guea1.s & wrre recent guests of Mrs. Aman · Price. They met wLth an accident Tuesday. of Mr . and Mrs. Clayton Allen-, da Ba cr and fam ily . upon their return home injuring He was held in $1,600 bail in Friday . M'l's. Rose Genhcimcr and chi\- Mrs . McCann's shoulder. Felony Court on a grand larecny Mr. and M-rs. c. N. Jon es .a"-d dren, Mnt. Betty Kn .ght and A doctor was called Sunday to charge that he stole 5,761 subway Mrs. Uenry Beaver were bl1Siness chiktrcn of Athens Road were see Jim Morris, small son of Mr. tokens and sold them on the side visitors in Parkersburg, S~l1"~'~ · 1 Sunday guests of Mrs . John Bai- and Mrs. Carl Morris. He also walk at cut ratea. Mr . and Mrs. Ray Morris, ley and family. called on Mrs. Ana Bryant. umbus, spent the -weekend wltb Mt . and Mrs . David Holter and William Alexander of Columbus DIDN'T WANT TO JUMP OFF Mr . and Mrs. Ricarhd Fick and daughter. Julia Ann of Darwin, wa 5 a weekend guest of Mr. and PORTSMOU11i, England UPD. k. Mr s. Ra IP h s·ISSOP ·Of p omcroy, JeMiss le. Lenora ~ • Charles Jones was fined $2.80 l'OBet:zing, who , has were Sunday gucSl3 of their par- daughter Phyllis and son Emerson dly , for pulling the emergency · s.taying with Mr~. Tuttle, enls, Mr. and Mrs H. R Holter . M d M w·u H ·1 eord and stopping a Brighton- i Ridge, gpent a few day11 Miss Bett.y Nelson of Rio Granr . an rs. · 1 cl man were Por' -mouth l•ain "wl.lhout reason· h M F ' M·11 de, spent Sunday with her grand-~ Thursday evenmg tallers of Mr. u. W)t rs. reua 1 er. able cause." Lowell Beaver attended the I parents, Mr . an<l Mrs. Charles an d M rs. Le aa rd Lan h am. · · Baer . Mr. and M-rs. Harry Brown and Jones said his hat blew out a Miller reunion at Charleston, W. The Ladies Aid will meet) sons were Sunday· afternoon call~ window. Va ., Sunday. ---Mrs. Della Windsor spent sevThursda}' al the home of Mrs . ers of Mr . .and Mrs. Ruuell PaintChnsly Baer for quilting. er and son, Robert. Mrs. Lee Myers. Mrs. Alexander era!' day·s in ColllmbWi and attend ~--~ Rev . and Mrs. Clyde Hinton, Lo- and son accompanied him home ed a C1lnvention. ~n were Monday and TUesday after spending a week here . Joe G: llilian , Canton , spent the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will HeilMr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas WE'ek end with Mr. and Mn!. Eber Annouotlnr , Gillilian . man . were Sunday evening callers at Mr . and Mrs. John Rose and The Opening of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet, the Harley Hoffman home, Salem ehildrlll, Bashan, called 00 Mr. Mr. and Mrs . Floyd Spence, Mr. Center. and Mrs. J. M. TlLUI<', Sunday. Ira Barker took Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld was in co- : and Mrs. Denzil Geoglein and daughter, Phyllis were Sunday viii- Marion Wood to the Schaekel ~lin- lumbus a few days to be with his ic Tuesday wbere Mrs. Wood rc- fB.tth cr who underwent an operators of Mrs . Jennie Roush. Over Sanborn's Jewelry Store lion in a Columbus hospital. Mrs. Sunday callers of Mr. and ~rs . ceivcd a foot treatment. • Mill 'S treet - Mid'dleport Mrs. L. J . Heiner, chairman of Elberfeld and so n, Mike J . L. Wickham were M-r. and Mrs. Eldon Will , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Missionary Education attended Jn in Middleport with Mr . and Mrs. PHONE 6283-J Dailey, Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs . executive meeting of the Glen Lambert. , John Wickham , Frank Well , Mr. of Athens Presbtery Tuesday. Mr . and Mrs. Donald Matlack JERRY PULLEN: Mana&er (Formerly or s ...rords Beauty Mrs. Ethel Nelson, M1's . LconP and daughter Belpre were Sunday and Mrs. Charlie Frank and ·son, E: Main St. Ph. 430M Shop whkh has been closed.) '· Alfred . Musser and Miss Helen Mae Nel · guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Vin::il Roush and son Don- son were QallipoJis visitors on Christy. nie called on Mr. and M-rs. Grov~r Tuesday, Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Warn 2r Cristy, Ches ler and olher friends Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jordan an·d daughters, Columbus, and at Long Bottom Sunday. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. · . and Mrs. J . T. Mccs, At.hen.;, · Rev . and Mrs. Clyde Hinton, J..o..l and Mrs. Jack Bartrum of Ohc- · Sunday caners of GOrdon gan, called at the J. L. WickhMl shire RD. ' and son, Keith and Mr. home Tuesday . ~ Mrs. Kate M.iJler of Columbus .and M1·s . Thed Croy. Patty McGrath, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs . Clyde Well and came Wednesday tO spend a week daughter, Elenora called on M 1~s. with her niece, Miss Opal Arm- Mr . and Mrs . Thomas MoGrath, Mary Bailey, Sunday. 1 strong~ is !l patient at the St. Joseph. Hospital, Parkersburg . Mr . a nd Mrs. Waid Kimes aod son , Jimmy, who h.avr! been '11v ing in Sandusky, spent several days at their home here: having been caJI~d , by of and her father , Guy · ,.. I Friday · Mrt. HiHI B;own ·• and Kn. Suo llalloey aocl olli!'!ren, .Par~ersbprl, eiJle.s OIJi )11;, Glacb'a Cro;v, SuadiQ' even1o1. ~er llookm~. F.ut Lit;e~ ··~· ·' £ A.•. ·. · · · · --·· Simmons CRAP JERRY'S BEAUTY SHOP $1 Laundry Haven I I tlsaure; t& _ -~li"' •• ~- Bedspreads CAMMON BED SHEETS ' Just ~ to Sell ' $4.00 PIUow Cues 4! Aly 31 ._b.,., I for ' ONE CENT SALE September Sale! GUDDaN FOUR. HOUR DRESS TROUSERS ENAMEL SOlid colo"!. and Non yellowing whit,e -enamel A whJte that ata.ya Wbl&el For ~t~ WIMTER(;OATS t-- pleated and platn tront st;y)ef All Wlt.h Blppey flY, All au • oU WOOIIII~~.Aliotoiio 1 ·- s~IIALB 3.95 Mu~er~ u1e f3.00 U5 Trotiaen sale $4.00 • IU & 'l'ro.llaen u1e ·...00 2 quarts $2.60 wool ne«es: tftedi &Ptt llotlell!l Willi lillltum - • $2.59 quart ~· · · PuU lenaltl - • . ~tire· ' 2D to MJ w.a.lat ~- exterior .and interior UBe. $34.00 .... 9,95 Trouen , Ale ' ' .00 ~- comp!Ote ~ MPille Coats - -~. • ' I: i Twa Pair For $5.00 ?. .• .' ' H ~ Sat'llrday r ROUSH'S Sell~ember LOOPHOLE Barry Slllli"ni Charl~t~ or Mfddlepori Thursday and Friday · S.ptemHr 23-24 SAADIA . (TKhnicolorl Cornel Wilda, Mel Ferrer, Saturday · Sep' "'"""tf' ~5 RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE 25 Geo,.re Moll•semtrJ Zane Grey Story -AIM- MeGraw SHOE STORE - also- C. F. HIBBS. Prop N. Seeond Middleport, 0 . Kirby Grant; Marr Ellen KaJ YUKON VENGEANO: ' (Te-ebnlcolor) 25, LIVING ROOM' SUITES - - - ---5 Styles To Choose From ' Good Quality Furniture Choice of Colors & Styles • Special Low Pricel All for $299.00 Automatic FRIGIDAIRE Eledric Range $20995 · • Yout CHEY,ROLET Dealer 1 P.M. SATUR:DAY, SEPT. ., . - ' ' • ~ . . . I ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT • In' Case OfRa~n Sal• Will Be · r~.hlro;, Is; 1.$4·· '' f;"l' !~':iJI•~ '. ' DAKER FURNITURE Mildred Roush AssTgnment In North Pakistan I - · ." ._wm . . f:l..,.,•n•ld' ·. U~io"' A'en -:-- Porri.~rby; · ·~· 1- .· 1 j I .,.._, ;u. . ;; I ci· Jones MeIq0 rt'al Hospt'ta IDI'C W'll I Open Doors Monday M 0 rn Roush The j I The u.e ''''"•'''•'<• East Main Street . Meip County sthoola were ditmiDed for the afterooon today for a county teachers meeting. which was held this afternoon at the Sali~ury township school build· ing at 1:30 p. m. The meeting was sthed'uled to elect delegates- ,to tbe Ohio Education Association and elect delegates to the ,Southeastern Education Aa.sociatlon. Three speakers were slated to 1 speak to the group. Walton Bliss,\ executive secretary of Ohio Edu· c:ation Aisoeiation, W. H. Kyle, auditor-comptroller of the Ohio Educational Association and Mrs. Wallace Bradford, Middleport, who will speak on the school tubenm· losis program in the county. vi.. ' Free Delivery Convenient 1'tnns Single Col>y- 5c • Other Organizatiop Invited To Enter Floats * . --~--- Rooms Of All New Furniture - . ' I 4 Styles To Choose From -8 Colon Buainess Phone 398 By PLAN NOW TO ATTEND Southeastern Ohio's Only .Car Auctt•n ot: r: ., Southeastern Ohio's · Largest Car Lot .. . -~ BED ROOM • Sl:JITES I • ___ , p Saturday llmmr Bord; BID WIIUaDUI SeptA"";24,J~ MAMMOUTHPARADETOGO THROUGH TWIN-CITY RT• ·Carpenter Man Named Director Of Ohio Broiler Division · See these Cars Anytime. RACING Irl.OOD l nt:.'t:.cut' - -. . TI!MPU THE EGG AND I (Technicolorl Claudette Cotb.,t, Fred Mac· Murray, Mlirlorlt Mllin, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohi~, Friday~ •-n• ~:~::.d~f :~~uu~r·o:~s ~;. !FIREMEN CRAfEF.IJt FOR IFARMERS AND ~~~!~~~..~~ll~~~i:! in'co~:~~n:~ NEW RIVER BO 'IT.. DEALERS MEET 1\rJI' · . OR DISifi"ltSSIQN ,f <.-g ELBERFELD$· . . . . . . . . . . . .... Thursday •nd Friday September 23- 24 _... ...,... --"'~ ••H•tJolio--.·- Men'• -----------------------------------------~~-~ . ,. • 1oo • ...,. All h igh schools in Meigs County will close at the end of their morning cLasses on Scptem~"r 30 so thlt students may attend thE' Second Annual Meigs County Broi. . . . . . , (!o ...~ lllootoal · lilt ......., ..,.. ler Festival to be hclrl in Pomeroy on that day . . Members ()( the M-eigs County l1oe ......... ·-:........ ... :....· Junior Chamber of Commerc(' today announced the el r..s ing of the schools after the final details of dismissing the schools at noun were ironed out ycr.t£'rday. ' Some complications were in vo!veft in the ma~tcr since a dis· missal at the end of the mornin!l classes would have meant that students would havt" missed th 2 festival parade which was se hc. dulcd originally at 11 a. m. It wa s disclosed that a feelin g existed that the parade wou ld hi' one of • fdfreation at tM ftsti¥11. JOANNE COMBS, 16-y,ar<~ld the most attractive features of TRYING THEM ON I',OR SIZ. Shown left to ,..lgh~ s.a.-...u. dauthter of !Mr. 11ncl ~rs. Car· the d<~y and thal 1f lltttdents would --Mtmben of Jh• 1Mi.81 Coun•ne ·Buckley, larl THforcl, miss seei ng it with the noon d isson Comln, Lohl BoHom, Is an ty .Junior Cho~mbe-r of i:omn)t:r~ A:t .hnnel, ancl t Merry 'K.Idl • entl'ant missal then the dismis!:ial of th e 1'~kes in 1 "'Mitli Slide Chick" co .• re plctvred lekv•· •fhr .._ Stanc:Ung·BIII ·Kn ...t, pral ....t students would probably not be contast j~ the Second Annual lnt fitted with fhelt-· · Mw red J•m• .T. Jobb. IUf:hard FoUtod Meigs Broil• Fatinl. Min too advantageous. -baMball oapi "'"''"• ttM Jay· l)lc~ OY!'tn and '1114 ReH . JaycH committee members and . Combs , is a sophomore ,... Chncen embltm ·abcwe :the visor. achool authoritin conferred tar Hith School and AtkiM Mildred J. Rouillh, General Pro· f . . ynt.rday and ironM out a plan Chick H.tchary ,h spontorlng wMf'eby the paraode was rescheher ,in the event. ~he iudting will tlah place :Thunday av. duled to lene Middleport •t 1 nina. Sapt...-wber 30th •• 8 p.m~ p, m. so that all atudenh belnt I The .contntantt. 'will ride on a dismisHd at the cot'lclusion of for a 4-day Vl5lt on he< way to 1\. float' in • parade from Middl• the mo.-ning program will be Pakistan , · ' , port 1o ,·Pomeroy. able to ~Ktt Pomeroy and MidMiss Roush is tbe daughter of . pi , dleport ft'l time t~ew the parDr.· ODd M.rs. Looter L. Roush, ...u 14-Foot craft Re a~.es . sot,d!Ell 1\;.ia...NSF&RilED . . ··.Eignt deal•t', rep•es<ntatives ade. All achech•lln• of the day's re~enll,i>l Columbus, 1?8 Seeoad Haafed.Vjlil8el ~ p..,~-~:wt. ·~ · metlOIJ\. ni4\ll at the lttlvitln was. ...-hat re.,iMd . ~u.. Slle -~ ~L ~ _..o;,.~-9"'... u'r c~l· L omoe ... ,.. Hnjuncti.~Wtth the paoracJ. iiJul.iy Wien ,'i'!ll, "ParmJoilteU .. . .. ~'f' ' Wifi; ' In ' . ' ooeogg OUR<)" . f'~s"" ~ <VU time ch.ilntli. ~~~::.:h~;er fJlght to Pishaw:ar, in r . · · Ohio. recently was tranSferred prepare recommend;,at19ns for CINCINNATI PRClDtJt1! ~ Roger Morgan, chair man of the Pakistan, th.J seal o( th~ The Middleport Vnlunteet Fire from the .Zit Division to the 25th Meigs County, on lime and ferti· CINCJNNATI, . 0 . UP-Eggs, oepart.ment tod.&Y extended. a Infantry Division, which is-,JQOW in li:zer use and crop varietiCII. steady, a~i.e ?n gboit..' demand; /aycee paJ'ad e committee and University of PisJtawar. Warm thanks t() the local business process of leaving Korea for Seho. d' f t consumers, large whlte 5;o to.~lh , parade marshli\1 , also today anShe goes under a two year con- firms and individuals whose eon- field Barracks, Hawaii. The grou_p cons~ste . o coun Y brown-mix 49 .to 53 1-2; medwms nounced that 30 organizations, tract between Colorado Agricul. . representatives whtch Will prepare 28 to 30' ",· wholesale, commercial businesses and indi vidUals have · 1 c 11 d tributions made possible the ren tural and Mec h amca. o Ad ege ·an1 cent purchue of a riew first a1·d · The 25th' "Tropic Lighlnin&" D1 · bulletins to send to all dealers 60 . per. cent A, medium large registered to enter tloats. motur t d al 0 the Fe er pera wns mtn 8· rescue bo&t. . vision, which has seen more com· and farmers in this county. white 49 to 51 !h., brown 38 to 51 vehicles arid other i't ems in the tration. 'the eraft is· a 14-foot, one-deeker bat in Korea than any other ~mer · 1 1~2; mediWlls ~ to 28 ; small 18- parade. Those who are officially Miss Roush is a graduate ol lean unit, arrived on the penmsula Those present were Gordon .J. 1 18. registered with Morgan include: i aluminum boat,. powered by a ten ' Ohlo State University, Bac h eIor 0 b tor The firemen in July 1930, shortly after thf Ryder, Extension Agronomist at Chickens. stftdY to lc lower; The Pomeroy Lions Club, MidScience .in Home Economics and lodrsbepoFlwer . . H.tram fryers ~._24; tten1, huvy 14 to dleport Powder Puff Club, Meigs · y re Cmh•,._, .. ,;Honey" Russell. 1 Communist invasion. Ohio State Umvers1ty, ~ from CclJumbia University, Mas- ~el that the 'boat will meet the Perry, son of MrM. Ernest Perry 15; hens. light 11-12; old ~ County Pomona Grange. Fleming's ter of Arts in Nutritlon, and also ost rl id tests o! any emergency Route l , Carpenter, entere~· t~c blawter, Middleport, Dale Dye , ters 1~11. Dressed. !fryers, Hat.r:hery al Steubenville, Crow bas her professional Diploma in m 1 th Oh. River Army in Mach 1953 and arnved w Harrisonville, H. E. Shields, Office to ·38 ,1-2; h•n• '29 to .131. 1 Brothers Poultry Dressing Plant at . f c b' occurr ng on e 'o · ~ N utrt.1ton rom o1um 1a . Tha boat was purehued to re- Korea last October. Manager of Agricultural StabiHza· Butter, 90 S>C<lre ,..... . J.ct<~;rt Falls, Maple Lawn Poultry Farm, Elberfeld's Department She has taught in Ohio Wes- place a water craft u1at the fire · lion and Conservatio~ Progra~. CINCINNJ\TI LiVESTOCK 1• Storr, Middleport Rotary Cl uh. leyan University, Russell Sage men had used since 1937. The oldSQUAD ANSWERS CALL ~ Howard Nolan, Vocatwnal Agr CINC'JJ¢NATI, o. 1JPilogs, ' M-eigs County Farm Bureau , ~1eigs College for Girls in Troy, New er boat was purchased second-~ The Pomc,oy Emer.,.ency squad E 10 l York and In Columbia University "' culture teacher at Racine, C. . 4.000,. moderatel y active; o Meigs County was caJlcd to Syracuse for Lowt!'!l B'akeslee': County agrieu!tural 1 25c htgher; 190 to 240 lb 19.85- County Jaycees, . hand tllat same year. before aeceptillj her pre&ent posi· Everett Bachner of ~iddleport I Wingett,' who was taken to th~ · ' .. . 19 oo· 160-180 lb 19.10; 180-190 lb J.aycec-cttes. Sugar Run Flour tion with the Agricultural and compiled the followiac list of eon- Meigs General Hospital, becau:~e agent, Carl B1hkam and Hugh Cus- 19 · 60 ~ 240-260 lb 19 .60- 19.75 ; Mill , Meigs County Riding Club, Mechanical College of Colorado. .b for the boat · h d.l. tcr, Soil conservation Service. so:...,,· •toady, . •. . Racine American Legion Post 15 1 ' 50 Her chief work in Pakistan will 1rl u1ora · of a earl con ' Jon . ... .. Smith Clothing Co .• Middleport cattle, 700, calves, 150. slow , drill team, Drew Webster Pol'it No. be to help improve the stan~ard Lunch Fred Mourning, Noah Hassteady to weak ; commercial and 39, American Legion color guard. t. elde. · ...,.,... on try ...,.o eetl 3y MEMBERSHIP-Anf person of livlng among the Pakistanian kins, ShDC ~tore, Dickie good steers and yearliD'gs 18.50- F.armPrs Feed and Supply, Mcig::; 1 people, .,pe<ially mothers, snd tc Dreu Shop, Frencb Motor Co, 21.50; choice :IIi; utllily and com- Equipment Co., Pom eroy Motor Attend Three·Day Meet Interested in the groWing of <hf•· Introduce better standards of McMaat.er Hardware Store, Baker's meKial 12-16; Ultility commercial Co., Letart Fall s Community, l!:en broilers Is eligible for mem'fraclor Sales. Brown Brothers teaehing in tbe Department of Furntiure Store, ·Meip Gr~ery COW! 8.!MH3; ltl.ility and commerH . E. Starkey, of Carpenter. bershlp, · Economics in the Univer· Co., May Parks, Middleport Feed . cia\ bulls 12-12.75; good and choHome Harry Lodwick of Chesler. Paul was named Thursday to be ope of ·4. VOTING-Each votlna: mem· aid in settina: up •nMill. Ralph Pr•tt. Home Restaurice vealers 16-20; utility and com· She will Valley Feed Co., At Holter . Ohio five director!! of the Broiler Dl~j- ber shall be entitled t~rone vote..Oh the choicer plants may be seen mertial 12-UI. k-ins Hatchery. Jimm:ll Parsons Moaion of the Ohio Poultry lm'prove- all matters coming up for vote be,. exien!>ion )lf8lem in her depart~ lilt, Wallaee Iewelry. Werner Radio sliGP, Middleport Dr. Ray Piek.eDI Heads to advantage . Sheep, 200. steady , good and tor Co., Blacttnar Auto Co., Rock ment Associatioo at the Seventh fore the members. :vo.tlna: privill- meDt for the University. Sunday sbe wlll fly to WasbiDI· Wine Store, St!hm0U'f Hardware Medical Center Willed Dr. •Pickens. \lnd the Memorial choice 18-19; choice and prime Springs Grange; Beta Sigma Phi Annual Ohio Poultr:,. lltdustr(es gea shall be · resVicttd to · active Hospital jeemmltt.... ,.. d.tlnl· 20: utilfty and good 15-17; ewes Sorority . Compton Farm and the Conferenc~ at Columbus. . members aetually producing ,chic· ton, D. C., £or flnRl briefina and AppUane~, Middleport Book thence to Pi11htwar .via New York, Store, Eddle B1.1rket• Cross Hard· To ViUage Tom Jones tely planning ~r UPinslon M 2-4; fecdf'r lambs 14-15. General Mach ine Co. The conference, a thrte day af- ken broilers. Kar••bl .., the ibuildlnt~ tfacllltlea •nd for Londo. • •-tanbul Mortfan lndlcatiKI that oth•r ore • -. .. ware, Wcleb.'s lk to •ea.oo Store, . fair was conducted on the Ohio ·· Middl rt ill ba. n~W additions ta .fh• thH in the JONES NAMED TO COUNCIL laniutiona and businesses baye Stat'e Fairground!!. Tuesday was 5. MANAGEMENT ~-:- _MdageAllen Appliance., Spen~ Mar:: epo W - ve a near lfutllre. E ket, Dutton DruB Store. Beeker's I medical center Monda.v morn· . . on of The appointment of . Bartow !M.n reported "inter•sted" in dnip~ted as Turkey Day, Wed- ft!<e~t of t~e ..l\rpjler. .,~l'VJIIOn •hill ADKINS TII'IATID AT CLINIC 1 Rankin Ray Pickens, ., Jones of Pa~nt Pleasa nt to the taking part in the parade and nesday, Hatchery Day and Thun- be IIJ ehar1e .Ot' ··oiler D~vi~­ Dennis Adkins of Harrisonville Barber Sbop, O:yer's Barber Shop, ing bright and early. Mr . and Mrs . Ray W. Pickens, National Cnuncil of Consultanlli extended a cordi•! invitation doy • Broiler Day. Ion Commltt~e o1 5 J!l'l1l)len· Th" wu treated for m1nor iajuriea J~ to $1.00 Store, Charles , Jones Memoria) Hospi- Clifton, graduated from the Kirk- of the Small Businel!s Administra- he ·'O. Atklm, ioUI hatchery Comnp.1ttee shall be .eft::Cted at tbc &t the Muon Clinic, Thursday :J~:r t.r all of thOM groups to "ioin · s sville Colile~ of Ostenpathy alld lion was announced in Washington th• thror19-" prOprietor, .. rYed as 1 mtmber annual m~etlngs b)_' _and .from the morning. after an aoeident i1t the . Foreman & Abbott, Sohio Ser- 1a l CllniC WI'll open 1'ts d oor Suflgery, Kirksville, Mo., on May on Thunday . "We are most anxious to Iy.ve ef e ,.,... which cfiHuHtd the voling membenhip.:·: operatioflll of the WilUama COil vice Stati~m, Walter, Bu~c~ Martin for patieots, under the direc· 20, 1953. He interned at GrandJ.ones is a West Virginia stat(' near West COlumbia. this parade to be th e greates~ Company sutlli~ "Whit 11 The lnt Committee meiiJb'" •hall se~e Reataurant, BeSS" Sanborn, Frank tion of Dr. R. Ray Pickens view HospUal , payton. A senator and a real estate man . yet staged in the area . We havf! AdklM wu treated by Dr. "1'. Johuton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chick Fw lrt~lltr Procluctloa ~ for a period or ' t*'o1. yem . wUh · k ·u hed\d h18' uate of Wahama High in The National Council of Con· numerous outstanding flo.ats rc· I?r. Pte ens WI sc · c 1942, Dr. Pickens was em...Joyed , Other local residents allendir!.g three membert beia~; eleeted on J. McGowan. for Jacer•Uona of tbr. ltoush Powell Service StatiOn, ' S . offtce bours for three ltmes a ~-"' sultants is composed of businesstbe ~ Brotter Day activities at the cvt;n numtMred ' years and two face and abrasions of the · rt.._t Weaver lee Cream Co., prtng I day d i addition will be re- at the Marietta ~g. Co., until he men from all sections of the na- ported to be under construction conference were Theodore Smith, memberl bein& e),~ on the off shotdder and' arm after be Wll ~~.11 Dairy, Tuekerma.n Grocery,' sidi~n inn a newiy-remode1l ed entered Marsb.aiJ College for ad- tion who serve as unpaid consul - at the present time, but t here is mately 8:00 a.m. c . E. flakeslee, 'Alfred Crow and Dumber ol yeus .. ·. ~. Lel•nd Brown, Bob ~yer, Adaline apartment on the secoll'd floor of vanced study . He received his tants to the Small Busincu Ad· always room for more and wro hope that the entire county w:ll Jama.L. Spencer. At eac:h ~~~~.~ tl;l · em.Mr re- Struck by fiylng coal at approsl- Rdu•h~ Lltp~ Servtce Station, tbe building, so that he will be Bachelor ()f Science degree from mini9lration. He ...-as releB:Eied from the Clill- Reiner's Baking Co., Holsum BaJt. available fol" emergency calls at the University of Minnesota and Byalawa put into effect by the celving the gr~~ , ~mber of ~~~~~~~~~- take an active part in the fest;. val," Morgan said. votes shall ~rV1f ' ~ · ~ember of ic alter his treatment. Broiler Division, are as follows : _ing Co., and Rall"s-Ben Franklin Ql· time&. , taught Science at Waharna High The parade chairman also rP1. NAtME-This organization the Board of .'Dir n · of the THRII SONS All !lORN . 1 Store. Tho 'lovlidl"' hov•l"' lila Jo,. School in 194849. During World Cap'n OJ Bend qucsted that groups pJannin& In . aba.U., be known. as th~ Broilf\ Div~ ~hi? Prxdtry IrmPf, . eat Also. Admtled to 'the Kelp General ' • Mlmorlal Hospital CUnlc War JJ be received his naval Lake part in tbe parade contart fti~tl ;~ ,the ObtO Poultry JmJT\OVC· CiatiOil for I peri~ ·, tWO f~ln. SPINDS LIAVE I~ JMAN 1 woo loft ~ ~- •ltloiO of Mid- wl@ at Pensitola. Fla. as a · Hoapltal reeently were Anna Mu·•• Tn. him at their earliest convenience. HA . KATA. Japan-Pfe. H arold .M..~ ......, t•- "" lolo Copteln · in the Air Force and bolds ment Auociatlon. 6. COMMI'ITtE HAIRMAN· rray, Pomeroy; Ruby TayIor, Ill.• 1 • .....,.. "'' -a he Although there is no deadli11 e !if't , 22, wllose wlfe.o 1utlne, . T •--wldoly·known ran-k or First Lientenanl. in t , 2. PURPOSE-The purpose . of SECRETARY-A>C lllec Cbalr eine; Mn. Sam Arnold, Syucuae; D. Gra..... 1 "Y . , for parade entries, Morgan reporta·• ~it organization a hall be to pro- man and Vice Ch~mln 1haJI be· Mn. TUtey Wbale:t, Pomeroy: aad mother )lv:t ob. Rbu\e 2. Ra- ~ 1tolo ~--tor --'"' •• ...,.n of Air Force Naval Re!erve. 1 1 ed that an earl)' re&istratioll will t At ·t be Khitsville Col ege ., mote. fOBter unify and to improve elected by the · Comlnlttee eaeh Mra. Ethel Betziq, Raclue, route- cine, Ghio, reeently s~at •even tfM flnt World war. be appreciated. broiler industry in such min- year tfom amona: mem: l; and Mra. Audrey Hart, Racine. day& in J•paa on a r:eat and re- The llfle brick buildiDg has Osteopathy and Surgery, where In addition to the floats alrcarly Dilcllaf'led were Jlme~ W:blte. euperatlon leave froiD the 188tb . been remodeled 80 that the . 1 c- he studied for four years, he was aer- as the membership may _dea bers. registered bands from Chester, Sy.r aeuse; ~tie Collint, Pomeroy; Field ArtiUe:ry BattaUon Ih ~t!HI, keas' lirilll quarters are separ- inltiat~ into Pl\i Si&ma Gafmmh• Middleport Pomeroy and Point Mra. Iklloret •Wiii._.Pomemy; .\11.Priv'ate Fint Clan GradJ, . a ate from tlbe down"Stairs rooms. fraternity and ia .a member o t e Pleasant have also been registere1 na Murray, Pomei'Qy; and Mtl. driver iD Battery B. .eocnplet,ed Tbe apartment iacludes livinc· Acacia Club aad the 1 DON'T.Jp~!lET the parade and .11ore schools for Luey Rmah, MiddlfloPOrt. baaic tra~ at Camp Polk, La. roont, two bedrooms, kitchen and mLoedgr ~~}{, ·~~b~hm~~~ ..to dan•hter tBlrtht were i aoa ' 'to Mrs. Stm . _· . · bltb wltb the third floor, wblcb .~:~~ .... ,.. ......,, ... arf' being l'ont~ted in order to Arnold ~ aoo' to Mn. Andr<Y ·0111 ,INiJiill Hiil.iilll Is at preoent unfinished. leavilli of Mr. aod Mrs. 1\alph Crosby, sec::ure a large number ot the muslAdmit.,_ to the Hollef HOIPl· •pace for expanalon. Minne11ota, and they have a seven Hal'lt, ~ad· a sOD io )ln. Miry Lou cal group~~ . Hatfield. b.l receDtly' froqa thia' area wu DoWnslairl there will be watt- year old son, Ray Picken~~ m. TM b1auty contest to Mlect .. r.,'-,1· · JAYOih:S · M·r a. Hubert 0 . ~·· Pol\~ inc rDOIDI, doctors' office8 , ex· Mrs. Pkken1 taught in Kirksville "Miss Slick Chict.'• will be h1ld . amlUUOD roomS. X-ray room, de- and Dayton and ill wortin1 for :roy. , at I p. m, , , · . . . 'tlloptnf ,room, bualness office, her Mute~'s decree at Maral\aU J._ ul4 t,eDiattvo ]llano call for ·ono Coll ..e tbl& Winter, taklnl, PAST MATIONI TO MilT · · · , J ·ill!' • . · ·· · rOitl. Wbieh m.y be used ·to keep evenina: councr. Dr- Plekeu The Past Matrons of Pome.ro7 ,, ¥oclflll7: 111•. ~ ol ; P~.m. -.l&ht if thor bu. warted for 218 . . •tf'n.,.;. ...,., think !hot wt... Cbopter 0 . E. S. will mett.,ot the . to lill!li ~ !or 'i'be meulve grounds, wbkh the llanetta life. · Co., ..... ... oip\ool..i ; 4,.. lioaie oC Nellie Traey au.t ~,.,· letfoo. b!1!f .lilipQttnot- 'I""' ar., •ert ~ ·llo1tlfy o! the late sen•tor. sbler, Hlu WIDoh' ~·-•· ono,• dq. tveulna. (~rilillt> .· • : •.. 1t1 boiJi&.·t!ltared •• that some ~ill bl reeeptlom~t al tile ~...... --~~ up --.... "' ,_..,.a11led , Bile ·~ LOTS CARSf .,, OF FIHE SERVICtAB.LE .. .. . ABSOLUTELY 1'40 JUNKERS ... ......• Det~ored To The lrdermt 01 TheM.,,..,... ..rea County ~hools Di11inissed For Teachers' Meet • 72 by991nch" , , ..... $1.79 .. Pomeroy ~ditoriol Phone 397 No, 136 .'f/ '·")fr 'j- M, . . .... c_..l.., ,CLAYTON W. VITROSKY, G<and Coptoln ef Hoot, ef Tho .Oro... Choptot' ol Royol Arch - · of Ohjo. I a1'b1 .99'1nch•• ..• , .• $1.89 • Sept. Sale POM&ROY THEATRES _... ____BEND ....... --·-·.-.... E I GS ·.' First quaJ!ty 'Cannon' Sbeets Everyone Invited Anyone over 21 can buy ~ WIST YIRGINt.l: Sunny todoy, hleb 70 1o 71. Cloor """~ to· nltiht, law 36 hi 42. leturd~y mlllly tunDJ' ancl .alltlhtlr wtrmer. .. September Sale GIGANTIC USED CAR AUCTION. , · Sizes 4 to 9 ..... k .. ..u1 l Middleport, 0. - ,,. 7•• ., p..,.,._kT........ ., . . . _ J4. ot 88c pair •• , Mulli,colore<l closely woven ebenUie bedspreads. Most of lhem double bed sllee. . From INFANTS To SUB-TEENS ., Phone 6018· Y .........,., ... •• MHtw w ......,, , ........·r ·"· u. Replar f5.95 ChelaUJe $1.95 and $2.95 ' * Oxfords * Arch Shoes of, .. ...,.. . ,!hi.- BECKYS - IN . .......- . • -.- Sizes 1 to 7, * Loafers TI>o .,... .... Mlllt ,Ceu1111~ • ........ , Medium Weight, Flannel Lined. * 8allarinas * Flattf.s \ NYLON STOCKINGS For BOYS and GIRLS 'Just The Thing For School' • ena..uuaity Co..- nYe TIIOUalld ~ . ...ft _ _ JUST IN TIME FOR FALL Take Advantage of This Tre'mendous Sale and SAVE 25"" to 40%! Women's Fall Dress Shoes 'flRAR'fl W-full-~ I End Of The Month SALE! I , DMIO: IUIIny loolay, hl(jh 74 lo • 7L P:1lr. not n cool ton .. ht, low 42 to ~ 1\turoy clw4y .,.. ' c~ ' INMERSPRING MATTRESSES I Dried Folded ! tiEW'>PAPER OHIO S1".1tft. "U66UM' Weather • Vol. VI I ---- ' • •• save .In Eve.' ry .D..pla•'rtment· DUrlng • ELBERFELD$ nn.u. Septembe r s. aIe.! · Saturday HOUSE WIFE SPECIAL! The Clothes Y con put in One Regular Size . PILLOWCASE ' ;;;;~;;.;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;~;.;;;j;;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~'· , ~ ONLY Far Only and Dora llooe, Buhan, ealled oii llollle ~ FrJdl1. . Frtnk Cofttrly, N'ew Yotl Clty. JPeDt a few daY• witb hit ~~ aad aou. . •'' I Se:o: I lh~.~=~~~~; BROILER FESTIVAL' r' .Septembf;!r 30th roda Jti!! !*1PI• Chuckle · \III<OllfU•I the., ,...,.,.ry. lliJ 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 23, 1954 morris nelson