https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/03b719309fa8dd62ee1443c847298e50.pdf 7a071ce82fe7c47da081000b2bc2a17a PDF Text Text ' 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.,.. • ���'. r The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy. Papthers Ketm [JACKETS HAVE BRIDE,.. AT LAST HEAVY INJlJRY For Chau~cey LJST IN SOUAD ! Upset Tomght Jrpt~ers Thre~ ~t Win Point Pleasant An A red hot trow B uthers bowl ing qumtet tan up a new M>a~on ~ One slt t ng~ f , n<Meu YPiluv.. J1ckt:t Jfttr .. h c11 h 1 1 1 l' ung~~ \ll OJ} n thl' s talL will be •n o •1•, I , <H :. .. • • • • • tWa MOON BEAMS By Alan Mcrvtr Moudlepo1t 1 l el..ven wm of t he Churr:~ Clfln Met ThisW-.k ,. •lc •a:nttt. __ -""" __' _________ I OU BOBt:ATS HOST TO XAVIER IN TOMORROW'S OPENING GAME I g * tre pre I Base ba II Stan d•rngs Y.t.'." ael ~· W.' 1 --~ I I I Harry Wins little Brown Jdg \ , 11 aa 42 000 Race I is•the tim• to _buf fi BRAND-NJW CHRYS OR Brand New PLYMOUTH • ., , I NGW IN STQCJK Chrysler New Yorker I I I •• ••••• •••• StopI knock• ••• with the tint tankful! I • •• •• •• •• ••• ••• •••• ••••• \40 .. ' Ply.,o..-th Savq~ ~ pr. t • •• •• ' .'t ~~~:~:!~~s:~x~~!.!!~~!~ ••• t . ..... tttt!•• ................. , .... ... ,.. YPP'II raiJI wJte,l illlii'J, n•v-r ge_t a • '\ llrs .. Phi!<O and Admtral 1948 TjlLEVISI(lN 21 Inch Ford TELEVISION $159.95 up· Service good buy Try 1! todav for only $395 KARR and VANZANDT NAME THAT STAHr'S FOR QUALITY POMIROY, OHIO I I I ' P.flfl-l ,, I ... ... II••• MALT fi:!AK·~ HA~~~~~gNJ PINTS.;; QU4\Ill'$ w'*'ttJ.I ·sr I Relatives Gathered ! At Nicholson Home I • I I Men's Brotherhood Ho/d Church Dinner I " Daughter Is Born To Wills, Sunday I WER ....IER I RADIO Ml"ddleport, Oha"o t Thanksgiving Plans Are Set W~nesday I I I I I I CROSLEY lock l.,to SE RYI CE 11 1 Television of Refrige.,.ator• und Home Appfion~•~ ALl:~i" I ~ppq AN(.:E COLLINS' JEWELl\¥ l{ev Fred I Gardner lind R~tY C E !loyl ---NO MORE HAY ' PROVIDENCE, R I ~Thia 300 year old c1'y has seen tts 111t ha} mg The eity purchased the 1ast farm wtthm the city limtls and cut the hay m preparahon for a p;~~~h~OU~Slnj wpl be he\d at the ftock Sppng: C~urch on Monday evenmg', Octo ber 18 BUT MAYBE f,Oflf'l NASHviLLE Teen UP-Statr alcohoiJc contro1 agent. reported they found $8 000 wurth of bonded whtsky In a Fayntte County hAy truek I ' • It's M!Jsic You Wqpt Whe'l You Want I ' Sunday's aver WJ'EH at 9·30 am, · §~P¥!g:~ W1Tf1 fl SMILE' All the 'exti014' tha~ mate dining so delillhl· ful. 01!f v~t •Jill efllc1pnt &elVice makes Ilpe foOd ~ ~ven ~et~l ' You'll#• ltn6u, 61H11 1111" lt~~lt ,; Flllfii•T flltn,, I • P.llrer ~llrY. ~tr PHONE 3143 Real DOW:N fol Rtr. and Mrs. ~obert Linter 0 by waltfitg I 81!1!11 Seveq~ Atterd Fqmily Night l)inner I BI"ER VA"PE "See Ua For Tlwr G~ "••od Cm; l'ou Have V-8 4 d, sedan Frtskv as a colt Goon bod 1 good tores • a the above listed new !'Mf In ~k Will you be one of them' Better stop on soon and get one of these IUJ"P.rlsf deal1. It wUI pay you to b'!'fY ln. .. .. Ms Will be given an exceptional deal on ' . ..1 Mr,. TH,EE LUGKY PEPPLE - ... putl..d I / I Chic n' Charmin~ fhe Busr Bee Clasa met Thurs \ day evemn• at the First Baptist s.d.ty ••litor LUCILl!' &I...I.RMI M,\WIIUNI PhoN 624' Church Middleport and 1t wu ~,.;.;.;.;;.;.;;.i""_ ~-"':-'"""!'--~ 1 reported t'hst they had tompleted 1 ~r and (rene H•lbeJI have returned home from Atlantlt the payment or $100 on thl' (Louise Powell) and the1r daugh Ga where lhey have been Vlsl fhurch 1 epa1r fund and had 1 e Clay ce1ved a Gold cer't1fu~ale of mer1t ters Phylhs Mrs Jl.llet Collopy tmi Mr and Mrs Gordon Pvt Andy Bate.)' w~o Is statiOn ipd Mrs Chfford Met ntt and Ma and two suns and Mrs Katherme Mrs ~ teldmg HawkJn~~o pres~~nt • wa, m charge of the meetam ed at Fort Bflt!l N 0 , ~ •pend M$:rrelt were called here by the Churchill S11~ly F~ber whfl ~'s been Vl$ wh1ch opened wi.th u prayer "' lpg a ten day furlough witfl ~" death or Mrs Hilbert s mothe1 Jtlfli f'rtedds m Chieago returnei:l M1 a Alleb Hugbes" Mrs Jacob 1 mother Mrt Helen Batel. Mfs Ross Powell Thursday to Jhe bome: ol t\~r pat Turner was the leader of the de Pvt Jame1 H1ckn•an -has been Mrs G1 ace Savage Denny anfi en(s Nli'. an .Mrs C 0 \i"ish~r votional aerv1ce which mcludeO ViSitin& 'ttt!i ' mot~er Wilham son Don Savage St Albans were Mrs J 0 Partnd&:e Martettu Mn Etbj:l P1 1ce md qaUfhter scnpture lesson a poem Jesus Hovatter and fam1ly whJle ehroute dmner guests of Mrs R c Sans p.rt'lldent of the Athens Presby teru~l .vas the gu l$t speaker lorn Fort Knox; Ky, Jo Fort ,,-- •• .-Tuesdl)' JJf' Denny ia VISl h ~ISS b'ff1e Pnce returned to Comes with the Clourb by 1\jJrl when the Women s Association of ~kson, ~ C and Mrs Ch.arles Nelson then:· home m St AlbaJUL, W Va Bertha Archer and ~:~ prayer by after a v1s1t w1th Mr and Mn Mn Turner the First Presbytenan church J1mes Murray been 1:t~:·~; Road, and:: 'Mr and Mrs Cltfto'rd Hayes Mrs c E Hoyt w1fe of llu m~;t Thunday evenma: M1ss ~~~1t~... .,r and l{ri JlJ,ndo1pJt I·~ N1choJson Dextei th1s week Mn CH1.ra Pllilrps WUkesv1Ue, ehuch pastor wallii s urpnsed woen Mary Ohl nger prestdeDt was io "ard and fam1ly Jt Ra!'e.pa.wood al'ltl w1H rtturn to vtstt Mrs Sans who has been vrs1t1ng Mrss COra she rectnved a gaft from the clasll c.hflrge of the medmg and mtro fRev and Mrs fr~ L C,rqqer bUIY Oil FrtdAo)' Mr Si!vage IS on MlS& Edna M Swu:t. baa reDted Rupe has returned to her home and also other g1rts from class ciuced the speaker who was a de aecompamed her sister I Mrs Ed busmesa trfp for a week the store room ot Mr and Mrs tfr.c aM ~rs S4rrt .JC.mgsley and I members m observance or het legate to the National Counctl of Lewli Cleveland as Jar u Colum Mr and Mrs Carl Owen MillS daU&ntn Charleston spent the! birthday Birthdays of V.rR Archer Presby1erum Women USA wh1eh Carl M1ller and waU be open for !"!.•JI<Ij•~-~y, and they Vliile!J_ the1r Daune Qwen 1 Mr and Mrs weekend wath Mr and Mrs Char Mrs Deulah White Mrs Pearl held thlS summer at Pur<lue busmess October 4 C Whartr Wbc:f' 1s re Bowman (Jane Owen) C Jl les Payne and fam1ly and Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Charles Bennett Mrs Katle Miller of Columbus ~~~·::i'~,•:;n-d~ ;t1o the Oh10 Syno.. waJ ille honored guest. when vering slowly from a seriQ"'fi umbus have returiJed fr()m a mo Katheryn Payne d at She gave h1gh were honored and they 1ece1ved Mtss Maude fewksbary bas entertained a Columbtll hQBjital tor tr1p through Kenturky Ten II ii2J11is of two meetmga and Mn James Tttus wtth canasta Fnda,r even.mg At l:.ew&a, who k'ad " ~een vi.s1t 1 \l1s:~ee, Georg1a, No~th Carolma been vasJtlng reJaltves tn Cohun g1fts from the1r BUllY llee Buddies of t.lle quadrenmal meetings Th pogram was planned by 1 bere has refurhf. d to y!rgm1a and West V1rgmla They bus tlus week the National oraamzat1on th.~ conclus1on of the game• ¥rs The Rev aDd Mrs ijoberl Sty Mt s John Mayer and mc!uded a score '!II~""VISited Mammoth Cave, the Her TJielr theme was ChrlBt Is the C 0 Chapman held hl&h ers and son havt: r"turned from p1ano solo Flower Son?. , Mrs H W~y and during the meetmg a and Lelah SideDitricket second m1tage Smoky and Cumberland life-t 1me membership was grant Oth.er guests present were Mountams Asheville Oak R1dg111 Newark where they VlStted )us M Cross a duet Mrs C E': Ho) t ed to Mrt. Dw!gbt D Etsenhuwer Mrs T J Chan Opal Armstron,: and Norns Dam Mr Owen Mtss mother Mrs Charlene Styers and and M1 s Beulah Wtute r~admJis Its a Great Uay for Frumcls Thomas and Mrs 1 Mrs Floyd pwen and Mr Bctwman were a'l ~p>thtl from tJawall They att Mrs Carl Owen was leader of f A J1V1den ended th~ annual Pl¥-nmng and Mrs Lawrence Bmg lamps Mr~! On vacation and the B{)Wman's th~ opemfl& devouonal serv1ce --Ltfe ts SWeet •fnall qaughter Susan, remfllled Prayer "ay 8t th.e NParcne Chur Florence Bush aj}d ber tnptc Was Ttme Dur ch CamP m Columtiu.1 Mrs Ethel R1ckens Jesus s f:rrand 1 .in Columbus Wl~b Per aunt Mil Some of the outstandme: dab mg a short bu~uness sess10n plans mother Mrs C H Wise Jr who 1 djtarles Phce and fanply lias exhibited at Lhe Garden ('fuh were made ror a Rummqe Sale also read ~onkeys and Men 1 flower Show held Thursday to be held October 14 15 18 Mrs Fleldmg Hawtuns Th.., Fate I Rev and Mrs Fred Gar~ner were grown an the garden or Mr It was announced also that the oi the Disciples or C'mst Mrs were called to Crooksville las~ River D18'lr1ct Presbytenal would Ira Barker Mrs A f' M1ller attended ber Paul Smart ;J'he ~ho Contests (yeek by the "eatb 1>f ~er fm!lt Mr and Mrs Lou1s Rupe and b~ held at the Pomeroy Federal Peoturirig cousm Mrs Floyd Roulfl They us6C1at1on m~tetmg )n Columb~ and qu12 games concluded the so son left Fnday for K<~nsas where ed Churcb on Oct 5 Mrs Part ' . accompamed ctal program The hostesses Mr~ were accompamed there by Mrs recently She was Mr Rupe has employment r1dge was acc()mpamed here by the roora Hobstetl.er and A R Pullen Mrs Dowtung Roush L R W1ley who vtslted her mo by Mrs Ed1son Mrs 'flbomas R McNe1U Mane M•ss Freda Wood was re • • ....... &&1. .............. . ther Mrs D W Cooper and Mrs A!Ired Elberfeld Mrs J Q R1ce served a desse• t tta and other guests were Dr turnt!d to her home ~ nday arter Walter Grues~1 returned home cour.se with Mrs Hyh!a R1ce and other relatives ThlS week Mr The 43% lar1er E.t~ntl•d and Mrs llomer r~tcAI1llen Colum bemg a me<hcal patient tn Holzer ' Mrs Gardner were nottfied of Wednesday evenmg from a bus1 Mrs B F Parmalee as contr1b1. a~d Hosp1ta bus for several weeks 7'oM o.-ker r.... RaiMCf top pemuta ,,. the senous illness of Nat Shoun ness VISit rn Columbus tors j I FALL 1954 walking t!Oat Mrs Elbe1t Wtlhams Sr and Billy McCloud of Columbus IS V0~ tone to flct.W free ID Jo~n~n C1ty Tepn father m Jaw • balmy bc1ge cashmere l..a The hostesses Mrs 0 H Ste daUJghter Judy moved from the all direct1one Beautsful, spendmg tlo weeks With hiS of the former Joyee Gardner Anthony Blotta'a ~~I•!:~~;~; wart Mrs Leo Beeson Mrs Ar Charl es Amos pr oper!) to Pome compact 6-tube radio per. grandparents Mr :~nd Mrs Carl thur Lew1.s M1ss Da1sy Saunder.s roy last week Sleeves are l!Jnlahed with formance plua Telechro" J H Pettit IS Crlhc:al~y til at RrtchH! Pme Grove At Pomeroy·MISOII elock, automahc t1mer, road stJtchtng to match the Mn Geolge Anderson Jr were Mr and Mrs GeraJ'l.! \ wlet hts home oD Ltberl} Averlue Norman Spencer of Columbus alarm, appliance outlet Jt.o The collar ~a black velvet \n charge of a coffee hour utter form~r residents of here and now Bridge ( Jean Roush who has been v1s1t VlSJted recently w1th h1s stster the dnt iu OWil ODe! ,.'1e meelmg Members of the Fed mg her mother Mrs Downmg and brother tn law M1 and Mrs eraled Church Pomeroy and tht> of Tuppers Plams were caUmg Lut>.P!e .11 4dojpb ll~eleps The followmg relatives gathered ~ , -.. :ra.. on fttcnds here Fnday evemng RoUsh, left Sunday for her em Truman Russell I at the home of Wilham Nicholson Jf om.etl s Group Jueets Presbyterian Church Syracuse Mr <~nd Mrs \lmus Rawlmgs p\oyment m Canton James Ftsher left today for \\ere guests of the local Assocu tton for the eventng had as therr rl'rent guests thetr Co}umbus where he Will attend and Mr and Mrs Seth 0 Ntchol At Wallace Residence Mrs M L French and Mrs Ohw State Umvers1ty lie was son to eelebaate the aged farmer s Gloup 1 of lhe Women s Asso IJJuther mlav. Howard Chase Don Stm.:rs spent Thursday m accompanied by hts parents and son Leo Chase of Columbus Mr 88th b1rthday and 39th weddmg eta wn of the Fltsl Pre~byteJtan "olumbu.. and were a.c~.:Ompamed ciJufl:h d~cld~d to PU!Chase 3 Mrs frances Relbd Pomeroy and Mrs Paul Ftsher who will anmversary on Sc~t 5th <IS far &: Groveport by Mrs E S Phtltp Nicholson and son Wtll tel evtsJOn for the Count} lnftrm was calhng recenU) un her SIS return th1s evenm.g Schaaf wno spent the day w1th Ted F1sher left thts mornm~ tam Homer Chase and son Ralph at\ when the't mtt Tuesday eve tP.t Mrs Lee Myers Mr and Mrs G R Koehler and for Athens where he Wtll attend of Columbus Mr and Mrs Edward mng :~t the home of Mrs Dwtght t Mrs James Thomas held a Sor children Ot 10 UmversltY the com1ng year Alfrey and chtldren of Dayton \\allace ~lJs Rodney Sauer chaJr Ot l l~ committee meeltng at her Patnc1a Baker daughter of Mr Mrs Henry Ewmg Mrs Ray Mr and Mrs Donald Johnson and man was cha rge of the meetmg Frletl sQtll rei escalloped pot II home Fnda) arternoon and Mrs EdiSOn Baker became m.ond Botce and Mrs Cla1r ~an chtldren I ucky 0 Mr and. Mrs anrl g.avc 111the openmg devotwnal il'toes green beans cole slaw hot Mrs Del I U"'kaduo 1s spend1ng 111 at school thds week anrl after were recent v1s1to s m Columbus Marvtn Chase of Albany Rev and seJvlce un thP topiC of When rolls pumpkm Pte and cofree a few d11ys w1th het grandduugh "OnsllltatJCn Wjth a local physt Mrs John Wyatt and ehtldrcn Rut Ll G 1 T h were served Thu1sday even1ng t1r 1\lr:. 'Cltffotd lrarr1s, !Betty 1 c e s oug WI 11 1 a s1 r p1ore B h f curn was taken to Me•gs General land Mr and Mrs Don Wood f ! Cfm 1 k 10 30 when the apttS\ Mens Brot er Btownl o Columbus 11 HOS'P"" for an emergenC) appen Mr and Mrs Patrtck Wood of re erencc r e llood he\j a sqUirrel supper at Mrs Kate Millet ( oiWY!bus Pomeroy Mr and ~Irs Owo:on Dunng the busmess sesswn the the F1rst Bapttst church Midd le and Opal Arm11trong spent Sat Bratton r~~ ,sop. of Muldlcport ,?_roup diKUSSCd VIllOUS tvpcs of port Cooks were Wllhs Anlhony UJday evening With. Mr and Mri Mra Lenlrl!"'Bratton Mr and Mr~ molfey making prf!Jeds for the Harold E flubbard and Cl!ftUJd Flo\d Thomas • lEar! Riggs and chJ ltlren Mr anrl wmter Ha}es ano:l they weie assiStE'd by ,. _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr and Mrs James Will are Mrs Norman WiJJ and children The ho~tessrs !\' rs Wall~e the1r wtve~ In pnpa1 mg the dm 1'1111 announcmg the b1rth of a dllughle•l Mr and Mn Dana Epple and son Mts Hodne} Sa IN md Mts Lewts neJ CHICAGO VISITORS 1 Becky Ann Sunday September and Mr and Mrs Dian Bhtcl: H SaueJ setvetl "d(ssert cmnse P.aul Smart prps tdent was Ul CHI GAGO - ComentiOns herP 19th at tifl Meigs Genet a! Hns wood all of Rutland Rtl to etghl tlcn members and the~t charge of the business mcetmg •n Jun e w~re estimated by Ches t p!ta1 gutst~ Mrs Paul Je1kc and dau \lhJcli lollowed the meal and con ur A Wtlkms executtve d1rect01 Whr.re Radio Anll Tr.l~viRion h ghteJ K;JJ( n M1s C rl <rtl nvn d d th _, t 1 of the Ch1eago conventiOn bureau oar B--•n.., not , SldeUne 1 Grandparents are M1 and Mr" CheBter M. Y. F Meets u<. eo e openmg uevu tuna ..... Marlon Howell uf Columbus and I <ula l.hJUn e Owen and Mrs Chll st:rvrce Repolts of the Meifs ~~~ mean SlO 600 000 Ill tounst • M inetsv"Ule Church Mee [ tng at Grunvt II e ea1l1er t h ts bw;onPss fu1 lhe Emmett \\ill of Pomeroy I .!It u"e1; _ _ell} - - -- - -- --- - - Great grandparents are Charles month were g1ven by Paul Smart Howell _..- Pumero) and Mrs Wal· The Chester Cbarge MYF meet Allred Kalad Hmdy Don Becker John \er Walker Pomeroy mg was held at th~ Mmersvill c j •y MRS CHARlES WOODE Kauif a'nd David Darst Jr " Methodist Church September 2:0 ,... Darst who was program cha.r Attendance was as fol'ow ~ Ch~s Sunrla\ School attendance \In lmau g.. ve a readtng ar.:i the meet tcr 12 youth and 2 adults Alfred Sept 19 was 54 anrl offctmg $74U mg was clused by Mr Smalt 12 oulh and two adults Roc\ Twelve youth and tv.o adults _ I 1 )' from h~ re attended the l h.arg~ sprmgs 7 youth and one adnH MYF meettng h(-'ld at Mmersvdl( '-EV STYERS foJEADS RAlLY and Minersville 26 youth and two M onua} _, 'I he Rev RcbeJt Styers pastor e\ cnmg k R G adults and ev rove ma mg a Helt!n Woode vtslte-t her mothel or the M•ddleport Church uf the Plans were mode for the Umcn total of 65 1 Nazarene and v1ce prestdent of at Holzez Hosp1lal l .. st Wedne~ T h anksgtv lng sen tee wh en th c Devot1ons were led by Norma d the Young Peoples Zont! Hall} 1 of ~he Nazarene Ch11rch was m Assoe1a Jean Robmson, on the subject 1 a~ and alga;~ one S~nfay F Mid41eport MmJJfenrl 1 ~ IR arc 0 ~ F 0 11 ro~1 charge of tihe mP.ehng held Mon tion met Wednesda• urtcrnoon ll Fnendsh 1p consisting of pra' f pr an( the First Baptut rhurch Rev Ho. er scripture readmg a talk and ott odm~ro~ a~ a)'lmo~ ~ rod day ntght at the Galhpo])s Chu 1 ward Ruppelt president was m singmg of the hymn Love DIVInE a en et t e uncra 0 8 1um l h With the hev ~verett Park charge of the meetmg and Will The host church put on a mu Paul Olst ttl Detroit \\ednesday pastor of the PortsmouEh Nazar bave the sermon at the Umon steal program, and a sklt on The Olst fatwly zerenll} v•st!ed ~ ne Church as the S;Jeakcr Two meetmg wh1ch w1ll be held on 'The Chureh and the School here at the Folhod home hundred and thJFty were present ] Nov 28 at the F~rst Baptnt Shirley Gumther acted as prt Mr and !'lrs Cha1les D WooclP tr the meetm1l Those present [efs tolii"tliatwotch of yours out "retlreonent' chureh stdent 10 thP llhsence of Bettv and son wet glesls of her f1 flom ~he local chutctJ we1e Mr and restore it to accurote t•me keeptng serv1ce Our Leonard A name was discussed thPr J B Ha)es near Chester and Mrs Styers and son Mrs 1 The meelmg opened With a Ctr for the group and carrwd ove 1 110 M1 and Mr~ W11ltam (an J1 Daniel Pooler and ch1ldren Ron 1 cle o( Prayer A bnef discussion akolled watch apeclol1sts are thoroughly famtloar td the next rneetmg Ways anrJ I are the patents of a daughter born ny and Ju• e Dun~ Duddmg t~ntll was held concermng the holdtnll: clo t 1 M d Sh1rle~ Hable at H I o :zc1 • s p1 a on ay with the mast delicate and complicated mechanism of a Untted Home Vlsltltwn Evan Mean& of ra1stng moner were d 1s.l cussed Rev Grove announce.;l a Mrs [sola fay! or had the mtsfn:r =-:--:-~---gehsm campalgn latel this fall and are equli'Pid to handle ony job to your •am·The next 1neetmg wall be held af cfJUnty MYJo' meetmg on Mondav tune to spra1n her ankle last week ~ANAST A CLVB MEETS e'lenmg October 11 to be held &t Mrs Halt has been ass•stmg het Mrs Don Sttvers Mrs Edwarli the Heath Methodist church par Mr and Mrs Delbert Yost and ~renctJ Mrs Kathr.y11 Thompson sonage on Oet 11 at ten o'elock the Untted M~thod1st Cfrurch 111 PQJner<l)' c;:hildren retm ned to their home 4nd M~ Joe Young Jr Wt"re 1 w~en the Mm•ster,al Quintet w!,J Yqur CpQRI EV llea!er Lloyd Dllhnger, recreat10ruu at Lancaster a He! VISitmg hl • •warded pnzes when lfte Can11st .. be reorganized The s1ngen were 108 Mill St. '!'hone 82'72-J llflddleport. Ohio leader led a couple of games A parents Mr nnd Mrs Harr> Cu c!:I'Ub met Tuesday evemng t tb(' 11 In demand last year after thetr 1 lome of Mrs ~Obert S~hmoll hrst appearance an~ w11l begin Bible qUJz1 and a thmk and dl thrJc .l -he next meeting Will be at thr their practtce for the wmler'~ stunt Re£reshments of sandw1ehes,1 SERVICES HElD TUE:SDA Y opw of V.rs C!larle~ Brad bun 1 programs 1 Funeral services fo, w.~s IIawl he hostess served refreshments MmlSters present were Re\ cookies and pop were served b) t(l those named above and MJ <: Ruppelt, Rev L A Bangtrter the host group The next meetm Co \Jms Jackson were held a1 th ..,;;.;;.;;.,;;;;;;..;.___ On j 1 Thursday Evening high for a three game sene-. leopardy 1 Jnlgllt wiH·u lht fJgh ) oung sc . . u 1 ton 1ghl as they Thursd.a} mght at theTwenly Se mg Pomerov ranth ~ s t 11 k tr mctt the1 1 lld lwt nva\s from cond Street Alleys 1fl the ( I) leJ. Chau nce) tu meet th( red hot ac1 ~s tht 1 vel In Mason Clh I S:NOIJLO gue as they blaslPrl 2774 p1n~ on Chauncey BluP Oevl l ~ I he Dev 1 , the \\'Jh:Jma ~a!con'S mde1 the Qo OOI"IN games of 946 927 and 901 I be haven l lost a gumt sllle 1951 and l!o!ht s ..t Ha(ht<l ~aid at 8 o f //{ 77!11111$ Crow {hick s w o n~~ three game ~ ha\e gone unb(a\en 1n 32 'ilra1ght (](lck !li~1"0RY BY PAUL 'Moen' CLIFFORD the top teams 1n ihe lftaLe m easy fash on f1 n m the ( 1tv IC l contests Tht last tmH the' w~l At least one Juket regular A~ 1"/fE Yours truly had the misfortune Gene Slau~ter ~ loaded, and Fu~>l rltftlited was b) () 1k J!Jll 1n 1951 will be out of serYICe ton1ght YEAR 1";/At" of mttstng three of the h1gh school shj)uld have htUe1 trouf»le The h1gh Sf'rtes ~ aw evf'r) man ;Jnd thev had a Ill' gan t w1th and there !s the pass1b11ity th•t Pli II~EVERA/{CE games Jast week but since we club that fought Wellaion on the CzU'•' B1other" tetn roll (!ouster m 1952 two or three othen wllllsee lit ~IO'OFF­ ·~ 0 , betlez wh 1rh 1s realb goo<l J tie sarv1ce end John Fisher came through wtth seven correct way ........, The P•nther5 under Rex arvls hoo water on the Jc.nee uu~td JAI;'OSLAV ones we we1 e 9ttU battmg 700 on Wellston 20 Oai"J '1ti1J q-tbe roll'ng Boh Louks le1l the pa1adc ha¥e wor ked har d • 11 woek P" by an •ntury 111 , .. t week's ga PRO/lilY WOi/ A1" the local scene But now th~s ts 'ocketa •et a chance to Joo,en iaf; 1 1 d 1 unce the W'th 190 197 <~nd :l01 for 588 hcu ar V on • ens• me and coach Charhe McDen >I'!MiJteOON A1'1"ER another week ibear offense Ben Wilson bas one n 1 nk 1\o'enr h1n1 had t97 202 1 1 g oflon•• h Wh'l' " CaY I 1 u~oe • smg • wm old sh~d 1thls morn ng I h•t e " YEARS OF iRYtl'/(5 Tile early prehmmarles are of the beat defenlea in tl'UI Jea;tae h d o pow .n " IB4 lno 583 Pau l lltffnJrl ful u and 1t as power an mor would not start ton 1ght Roger over and the ball clubs have e1ch but be need1 punch ~owed with 549 Bill Ho\atlel had •r to burn last ye•r Pomeroy CoY•rt wt"lo was used on defen other pretty well sized up and Bexley 35 Lo1an f-~he Chle:fl !'t44 and Frank Kungle h<1d 510 hid than own w1th the Devtls se last we-ek wtll .,pen'" his the fans )ust about hale everythm& again go out of tbelr class, but The Pcomeroy qumtet sponsor for two per1ods but were snow place set for a Jong long 11eason Most the experieoca mllht help them ed by TCtmmy and 89bby Crow ed under 1n the second half •nd Sn: uthu Jacl C'ts 1egu lars have I of them have a pretty good adealln tbe tou,ih SJ:O"'ti~hedule LOoks expect to be one of the best lost 3120 heen athng tht~ wtek but the how thmgs are gom.g to come out, hke Dwaght Diller knew wbat he dressed teams 1n th1s are• as Pomf'IO" wtll go n1 l lht gam genial McDonald hopes to ha~e but still we have a lot of fun try-~ Wit doini when he got out of the • they w1ll be. complet~tly outf1t 1n good ph} SICa I c-onditiOn JeJV 1' thi:!tn til m tht slar\lng llllf'UP 1ng to p1t our sJull or should we eoaching business ted wtth black bowhng sladcs v.dl sl:~r1 the same lllleup lh1l lhiTl 1 Smith h<~s a cu1 over ht~ 1\lll'h••ler.'l'! Y say Guessmg' agamst the ball Nelsopville 7 Berne Union 6- Ol>lo Wea and red wh1te •nd black bowl rpt ned a~ains l V. <~harna I 1st r ght ('YC tlrat H~qu1n•<l four st1t West Reserve It' toledo a clubs before they go {In the f1eld can't help but awe Lowell Cole a lng sh1rts Thty w11l bowl m Y.t't!k when thf' P~ntiH 1s took an cht ~ Buddy Thomas t:as a bad Most of th• coli..- clubs swin1 vote of confidence on tb,ls one We Centre ICY al W't!llllnll<i• n the City League at Pt Pleasant lasv 20 6 d!c1s1on ank le J m Pucke1t has 3 sore mto •c:tlon Seturday. •nd of f fnow little about Be..rne URlOD, but A1~11f Pa Wj~"f 1nd 11lu w11l lineup 1n t~ Oh1o Harnkl Brown aod M tchf'll arm E:zn 1e Kauff has hcen out of course Obfo State •nd Ohio U y.re hke t)Je running of this boy ""'" nl~·r ....... Valley Traveling c1rcutt on Sun 1 Johnson wt\1 be at th ends \11 school wtlh the flu and both J I f' I .,. •mont the clubs ttlaylng Gary Bohyer of tbe Hounds d•ys The team o~lso plans to tun I am bert and f <ttl Smtih wtll Rl( h Hma\lez an<l Ed Ferguson terence ~ ttl•ir openlnt Natu'nlly ltutl•nd 19 Lakin 11-th• Rtcl I'IC S£/ll_""S bowl1n the ABC next sprtng •t be at the tackles John Yo11ng and ha\l pulled musc.les lD thetr legs Xavier ~~ Oh1o V 7-lhe Bolf we'r• •pt to get run out of DevUt hen the otd Venn•rl WOII HI!> FIRi>T Ft W•yne lndl•na under Ute Don Grucscr wtll opf'n 11 gu a rd" Both \\'ah<Jllla and M1ddleporl town for becklng Woody HlyH UJvvy, 1~ sK~td ~. . eilt th1 cats Will b'e up agaimt • big,, pen~. {/. S NATtOIIA L Crow Brothers sponsorshiP and Genc M1tch v.J!l IH ;.~t rcntc1 wIt ht lookmg fol thetr hrst HC erful club tblt baa a g•me exper~ •t Ohio Stete, but I have noL1kln MYI In • 1airM that will 51NGU<; TITLE The scores In the hackfteld 11 w II be H1lh tory r.f 1hc season The J ackets lence al\.d eo~eb Carroll W<~~doe1 tlced thet mot~t iif th• Cleveland be pt•.,-4 Satuftlay night. IN 1{/G CROW BROTHERS Shtlldan at quu\!r 1~111 )' Q talh J,st 130 to BeLpre last week wtll open the 1914 1euon lb d., Brown fans hawo b11n C~ult• •I· T.hf'pJilns 34 Ch-.ter 0-cuch /4 T# 1/?f. \ Mench 1m 197 202 184 Ml1 and Bob W1lsnn 11 the half s and while Wahama has lost to HU;flt feat lerit this l•ll Evtn Otd+ IMnHa"-•11 DICiclrll ind his boys ---~-:_:_::::!:~::::::~--~-''_ ~b~~~~~u _' Jio'\altE'r 212 167 165 ~44 Buddy English at fullhark mgtun \ r\son .md to Pomeroy chlni and Big John Crow re1use will M ~t t~•.,. trtlnl, .but they Chfford 202 164 183 ~9 Defens 1vely H1rh Barnhart Will l• ach McDonard s fo1<:es ag;un Notre DMIDe ~ Tex.a1 1~~ to go out on tho limo for Pt~f w~l ·~ eotn\lllltly oliltlalood 6y Fag~bng lnsh have a creal qu~ KunL:le 145 197 168 51fl go 10 ;md Brown v. 11 conH nn1 v. 11 lt g vm~ away lols of Brown, 1nd whan thn• two a Pl1ina eleven Louks 190 197 201 588 ami Fred Werrv 1s ahn apt 1o st:'f wc1glll fhe Wahama forward dyl!'d In the wool Brown fans cArthur 20 Belpn 14-1 lerback In Ralph G~ll~lmt, and TottJI 946 927 901 2774 plentv of act JOn 11 m f'nd pos1110n wall w II :.~verage 172 pounds per new coach ih Tem Bre"'fn refuM to talk, the Browns mult BMCkr(! C!"f!r~e flawte th4t CITY ICE & FUEL rhe ]nul fans probahlv w '\ man while th( Jacket front !me Texas os lolade~ wtlh (ipntle OOYf bt dOwn o~l.uld ho • j,..,.y ••I II big Tdhs 190 214 lf\4 568 see pl cn tv or wide opt n football wil l go nn Lh~ fteld aL only a 151 but we hte jrith 1n·a tbriller o11td has experlenc•, bUt thi ecker 156 193 120 46~ tomght I he Panthus stuck to 1 pound avcragt The backs will ATHENS 0 - OhiO Un1vers1ty" Four of the starters are from Day so here goes another week ef!d • Afms1<0111 loon will provo !• lot Iowa 1• tllcbjpn Sl•lt 1-lhe QS("har 138 143 166 447 groun d game Ias1 week n w<.~llop f fmcl 1hc Falcons with a 164 Bobcats open their 59th sea$00 of ton two from Spnngf1eld and one of upsets and saddemnJS W~.: t" verHtile) Hawkeyet oiDI lave a !lretl llnt reer 159 137 137 433 mg Wahama hut thl Panthe1 ~ 1 pound t~vel agi' as compared to football Saturday agamst Xa\ eath from Frankltn Youngstown only wish they could all have win led by Calvm JonU, an4 the Host Ohio State ~ lnd1a~a 7-co!ch l'{eal 1601581 54 472 ha\e a good passmg 1t1atk and only 145 ~ lor the Jackets 1ers Musketeers from CmcJnnalt Cmcmnall Sleubenvdle and Con ners, but somebody has to ' lose Total 803 845 741 2389 probably will usc 1t I ! n ght < uacll MrDnnald wtll start Jtm It will be the mnth mectlnh neaut and all we can say 1s to be a Woody Hayes_opens the 19$4 s.b- Bowl ebamp.s atill hive Lero:f. son wl~h a WID as Hub1e Bobo gets Bolden Thtt ·~auld be • hone)f, ------Ch•uncey ccact'led by B11l 1 Puekctt and Hogrr Covet t at the 111 the scncs between the two Xavter who will be backed by " good loser 1f that dub IS yours " h1s B1g Ten bapt111m of fire The but we Joke tbelowJ! deftdioe Smoth wt.o was 1n ct.o~rge when 1 l'nds Jan\ lat e~ and Buddy sc hool s wh1ch bcg"an m 1~22 1 hl' f Pomeroy 20 Chauncey l~the ""tgr:~twn pay entourage ro-m L. Illinois 3~ I'ei\D Slaie 7'--.1 C Bucks have the makmgs of a good B b M o c two teams have not met smce 1947 '!~ Blue Dev•ls are reported to Hub'. Bob. 'n School has a Thomas at the taddes ttl Catohne and eoniPany stat\ to .-oq j ball club, but so have Kmne} an I Ed ferguson al e r when lhe Bobcats ground out ~ Cmctnnatl lS ex pected to start a ust •• good as l••t year, end t •• m W'th lettermen I t t team Without a semor Seven JOn and how they can r:oll e1ght others m the NATIONAL lEAGUE gjUHI ds and Hav Stone a cehn er 12 7 VICtory here defmlt.ly the bre•kl will cMelde f'll'" •• y.'y St."'". PcsJtlon 1our sop h omores rna k e up J tors and II b W L Pet The Devils Will outwet9h th~ ln t ht hatkfldd It wb I k eH o tnrny OU loach Carroll Widd !eS who their ftrst umt fOI the OU lilt th•a one Couh Rex J•rwls '"'' x New York 95 5."i 633 ac ova er h th•t his boys e1n dolt. 1nd we'll I Papthers s1nce their 1me aver 1 V1 oman ff.at Qltat \i'r 1 h lfs and Srntth IJS fteldmg the defens1ve c am Saturday 'Brooklyn 89 ti2 589 o~ges 170 pounds 01nd thetr anti ~au (' 11 th!! k a pwns~up team of the Mtd Amert stlck side- by s1dt with Rex. Mrlwaukee ~ 64 573 bac:kheld t 1ps the beam 11t 161 will lr 111 u ac l b can ( onfercnce has announced Thus come~ to an •nd one of Cmcmnat 71\ 77 490 211 2 pound• Pomeroy w 111 f1eld .. Defenstvt h th~tr ate apt 0 e t ht s starl ing lineup barnng tnJur Ad"IOS the lcngcst w1nnlng str•ak• IP Ph1ladelphta 73 77 487 22 line tho~t averages 161 pounds several thangt s 1<d Johnson a les befor~ game time the Shte of Ohio St Lams 71 80 470 24 1 and th1t1r speedy backs anrage 175 l1ansfrl f 1m Bt'aHr f Ohl~ Left efld Dave Lundbe 1g Day Wehama 19 MWdleport 13Ch1cago 62 90 403 34 1obablv will plaly al lu~ ~ e~nm ton Jumor left tackl e Ron Weaver 1S31f.t pounds per man P the IIHie JaCkets are '!'M,._.a P1tbhurgh !)3 ,.'851 42 Tht t>nds fot (haumty w1ll h< Ju'! .. k"l~ccahnl'J(r~b!\~ll s wll~ sec Franklm se n Jcttrrm:m left with lnturles, bUt we look for 101 x~ltnehed pannan't John f IJne and fohn Ra11k111 I'. Ill 1 at lu.. ... L ooy Ea;te-n J;ua rd Bob R pp[e Youngstown so Ch.,lle McDonald's elev•n to 1 1 Thursdays Results fUllk( a ... II B~>fore I Ierr lflc battle ff tho J ack I rcema n ~ommg Ill nu I< sen ICC at th" I me on phomorP center D1ck Spe meyer Ill' I!IU up a 1 Ph1la 7 P1ttshgh 6 susp gam1 11 10 1l lC I! b e 1VJ'll sters up " anrl Dave CmcmnalJ senwr lf:ltdman ng b t Jackets c:an come up with o1 fcnsr The la{klcs WI df"fcns( and Jot HJce Pluladelph1a 4 P1\tsbur~h 2 Hmdy also "-'lll see dcfensi\C SPr guard Jnhn Schwab captatn Da\ COl UMBVS UP- Adtos pus1ng attack they m1ght gc 1 McMaster and big 225 pound Re1 Onh games sc h~ull'fl 0 ' I Ba1lt:>y hut Ba1le) comes out on d", Vl<'t' tun semor lette rman ng ht t;)ckle Harry a lame colt \\tth a game •II th' way "MI!RICAN LEAGUE f th Ch ut k Landts ~otn "' oay t on semor I heart was hailed tud<!Y as tlte new Pt Pleasant 13 Gathpohs 7-a l.uach Ralph Sa}ie will prnbab Stan Ma~c h ma W L Pet GB ense WI 11ght 1n lance Hussell probably the ly slt~ rt the same lineup lhat \IP lettc1man end J1m Krager champiOn of three year old pacen b1.; or.e for tw{l old nvals but we x-Cl~wland 1 tO 41 728 1 best lineman on the team and ent against Pumer O) last week Steubenv 1le Junwr le1Lerman followmg hts relaltveiJ easly tn dun t thmk the Devil defense rar. NE'W York 102 49 1175 8 1 Ron Hook a tran~fer studPnl from La! Rumgardner and Dtck Sprou Quarterbatk Bill fredenck urnph tn the $69300 Ltttle islOWJ ko!a].J Paul Bennett bottled Up~~~ Chrcago pa 59 612 17 ' . J"he Plams 'A-Ill Ill' at the gua1ds sl \\til be al Lhe ends Earl Rnhlll Daylnn senior letterman left half Jug race hete Thursday evemng Boston fi7 8~ 447 42 l while John Mullens Will be at ~on anrl Blame Staats will be at Eiland Ahlbe!i;l Conneaut JUn!OAthens 34 B I S 0-the Bull Detrmt 6fi 85 437 44 tackl es Sta<.~ts v.ei~hs 250 pounds letlerman nght half Rogf"r Tho Owner J Howard Lyons of dogs have plent) of backs and Washmgton 64 86 427 45l~ ctntcr In the Slllgle w n* backfield big '>nuJ Roush ani 1\enny Ta}lor mas Sp 11ngfield sophomore and Harrmgton Del told the 42000 prcbably can run the score up as Balt1more 5~ H9 349 571 ~ 180 poun<l Owen Staats W!ll b lo'.lll be at guards an1 Blame Plc fullbatk Ted Jackson Sptmgfteld persons who had been awed wtlh they please George R1ser wtU Ph1ladFI~~~~ 49 102 325 61 at quuterhack John Canhr and kens will he at (Pntcr In thc i Jetterm.m the ease m wtuch the colt won hAve a club tha~ wdl go a ion~ :x Cljncherl pennant Thursday's Results nu::k I e:v an lh(-' ha lfbacks anrl backfield 11 wtll he Dave H.oush or the s tarters etght arc lelte If my colt hatlnt been lam e you way m the SEO No ~amts scheduled veteran Terry ONa1\ wlll be Jt at qut~rte 1 /)ann~ Sa~ 1 c and Vtr men and lhree are two ~ophomor would hav e seen some real run Jacbon 27 Portsmouth East[)._ 4 sedan A F1CI•y'f. P,...o~ble P!tcfters fullback 0 Nail and Stoots :trr gil wca'ier at th r halfs and 1 cs t hree JUntors and stx senwrs nmg • lhe powerlul lronmen are one of 235 HP Delroat Zuwr1r~k 912 at ('It\( used mos\1\ up the rn1ddle wt)h J<tck P:~ugh ~I fu!lhack ~ -~ _ - - - -------,;;;:;;;;;;;;, :::::::;:;:;;~;;;;;;:::;:::;::=;=;:=:r=7=:-::;-~;--:--1 antcr dmng most nf the nutsHk The hneups land )Yynn 22 11 Ch1eago Trut1>:s ID 11 <il na1t1 l runnmg ful MID WT Pas WT WA more f.arsen 3 21l-ntght 1 he Bh1<: Dcv1h were lmpres& l\> Co¥trt 153 lE 160 Sprouse power Pht~dP.Iphla Portoearrero 818 last werk 1s they rolled over th..: lacey 172 L T 173 Rcb1nson signal at New York Schallr.rk 0 0 L\hl~onYIII<' lint nds 30--6 uflrr lw McKmney 155 lG 1M Taylor on the WishmPton Port,.rfteld IJ..l5 mg helrl scorel<'ss m the f11~1 Stone 14 ' C 160 P1ckens and Stobhs 911 a1 Boston B1nv.n quartet Ferguson l48 RG 143\Do Roush 1113 and Parnell 36--lwo game~ A latg( rrt~wd of l' .. nthel root Thomn 158 RT 250 Staats crs wtll follow the ball club t) Puckett 147 RE 1S5 Bumg.-rdner Saturd•y s G•m•s Two-lone gray and blue color villb "l~~hi!JJI Detroit at Cleveland Chauncev wtlh the hopes that lht Vroman 142 QB 161 Da Roush equipped woth 'Pol"erfliie' full autol'l~ df\v~. Ch1Ca('O at Bal1 tmore Panthers Will stop one of thr HoYatter 144 HB ISS Sayre !her comt6rt beater and defrost~l'l, CIINi:tid~l Ph1lade1l0h1a al New York lon~te st wmnmg streaks m lhr> Kauff 148 HB 156 WP.ner and back-up lights, air-foam seat, wbeot '·covers, Washmgton at Boston state Smtth lSO FB 164 P11ugh POM~ROY WT Poo - - .:--:::-=.-....--, •h!elds, cigar li~hler aJid.oll fllfer ON A FRIGID FREQUENCY prown 171 1-E I,ONDON UP- Rad1o Moscow L•mbert 170 LT reporteri tnria 11 that Ru ss1a n ~cten Gru.,.r 1$1 LG ttsts ha11 e mstalled 3 m1cropllonej M1tctt 157 C at the North Pr:lC' 1 ht> hrn~dcas1 Young 150 RG ing Interior, equlpp with ~dard tranSiiifs;jlon, all· did not. sav ~ho would he h1oad Sm1th 158 RT weather comfof\ he~ er p.nd llefrosters, ~~~~ sill· easbng mer II JohllMIR 1~5 RE nals and b~~:lo!-111!_ ~-{~ seal, ~qVIlrf. ---- - - - - $f!ertHn 145 QB \ shields, cigar ll~q!el"and oU f!lter W1lson 172 HB TODAY Qualls 13S HB WilHam lloldrn Eleanor rarkt'r .ESCAPE tROM FORT RRA\0 English 165 FB (In Technlcolorl CHAUNCEY Vil Pos <arlf'~ Arthur Franz 11elena. ~lin• 155 LE lN\Aili'RS FROM MAR~ NJcMIIter 16~ lT hr ( o\or 1 '-uss•U 14& LG ~UitifdS 1$.5 C s~~oturday Onh s,.pt Hook It! R<; GU:\' Macl1sun Andy Pl"v llh \\ 1ld Hill l-llckok B•tlty l2S RT (.IIU:-iT HF C'RO!;SHO~t R•nkln 160 RE CANYHN litoets lit~ on ,,,~ Rodd" Mrllo~~ll Pre!!lt.on Foste Cantor 150 HB M)' FKIENJ) FIICKA Loy HB (In Tethnlcnlon tYftell 75 F=a I ' The DAILY ~~NT IN • ftJ<ltb ... ' f11 s t ' I y; Pomeroy Goes To Crow Mi~dleport, Chip ____, ' ~:. I f11U§IC: pf t!"t11 rrpst~r s~t ~ 30 e1m Supday!(! your d1al on~ fhesh~e Church pfternoon Baptist wtth the Hev Tutsday ]l ~ htr .tacbon Umted Brethren mtniSt('l and thf' Rev Sherley Wuod off1 c ntmg Bur1al was tn the Gra\ ' H11I CemetE'ry and pallbca1er w ere Dqle Sh..uler Mn~v1n IIH Raymond Tllnmas Wavne luvts Clarence Mul{8rd Jr and Robert Cornelius Spt!Ctal mns1c was pre sented by Mrs Bnggs K1rby or g.aplst. an~ the servtce was con d~'cit~ by th!! RJv.lings Con's }i un .' er'al Iiome ·~·---~.~HONORS MR FOSS " ' '""" • J{ :s P I M1tch and · ~~·~thlt1;,~·~~.•:ntertSunday nm d w1th 11 hbnor1ng Wtlliam Foss, Pomeroy ~uDt krs Curtrs Gnm~s •ied&le, lnd Other ~;uuts wert: J!l• a~ M s Robert M1\Ch an:l ~ns, tephen afil ihvtd '"irtart!ns nd Mrs W tlham }t~o!ls t,rf ,.".'1_____ FOWL DEAD !l..rs 'l\fadbun Ll~n~e~l~=====~===;;;;= EVERYDAYSP CIA , * 3 ROOMS F~ltNITYRS . . ... * 7 PC. qELUXE CNIQAAI DINETTE ... $ 99.95 . SOLID MAPI-5 .E, ~~M J.U!T. . . . . ' 88.qQ WRGUGI-IT II()~ M4fM~II'l4• RAC'$ $ 1.QO :Z. I.IVING RQQM lUiliS . . . !i 88.00 ro • PIYIDE~ TOU"'J!tlk•y G~~ RAtti• J ~.qg * * * rc. * ~lH.OO J - ·--..'JV~~ On iJihF Brightest IAiaR FUBM ~1'-IA -¥-id~~~ • �'. r The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy. Papthers Ketm [JACKETS HAVE BRIDE,.. AT LAST HEAVY INJlJRY For Chau~cey LJST IN SOUAD ! Upset Tomght Jrpt~ers Thre~ ~t Win Point Pleasant An A red hot trow B uthers bowl ing qumtet tan up a new M>a~on ~ One slt t ng~ f , n<Meu YPiluv.. J1ckt:t Jfttr .. h c11 h 1 1 1 l' ung~~ \ll OJ} n thl' s talL will be •n o •1•, I , <H :. .. • • • • • tWa MOON BEAMS By Alan Mcrvtr Moudlepo1t 1 l el..ven wm of t he Churr:~ Clfln Met ThisW-.k ,. •lc •a:nttt. __ -""" __' _________ I OU BOBt:ATS HOST TO XAVIER IN TOMORROW'S OPENING GAME I g * tre pre I Base ba II Stan d•rngs Y.t.'." ael ~· W.' 1 --~ I I I Harry Wins little Brown Jdg \ , 11 aa 42 000 Race I is•the tim• to _buf fi BRAND-NJW CHRYS OR Brand New PLYMOUTH • ., , I NGW IN STQCJK Chrysler New Yorker I I I •• ••••• •••• StopI knock• ••• with the tint tankful! I • •• •• •• •• ••• ••• •••• ••••• \40 .. ' Ply.,o..-th Savq~ ~ pr. t • •• •• ' .'t ~~~:~:!~~s:~x~~!.!!~~!~ ••• t . ..... tttt!•• ................. , .... ... ,.. YPP'II raiJI wJte,l illlii'J, n•v-r ge_t a • '\ llrs .. Phi!<O and Admtral 1948 TjlLEVISI(lN 21 Inch Ford TELEVISION $159.95 up· Service good buy Try 1! todav for only $395 KARR and VANZANDT NAME THAT STAHr'S FOR QUALITY POMIROY, OHIO I I I ' P.flfl-l ,, I ... ... II••• MALT fi:!AK·~ HA~~~~~gNJ PINTS.;; QU4\Ill'$ w'*'ttJ.I ·sr I Relatives Gathered ! At Nicholson Home I • I I Men's Brotherhood Ho/d Church Dinner I " Daughter Is Born To Wills, Sunday I WER ....IER I RADIO Ml"ddleport, Oha"o t Thanksgiving Plans Are Set W~nesday I I I I I I CROSLEY lock l.,to SE RYI CE 11 1 Television of Refrige.,.ator• und Home Appfion~•~ ALl:~i" I ~ppq AN(.:E COLLINS' JEWELl\¥ l{ev Fred I Gardner lind R~tY C E !loyl ---NO MORE HAY ' PROVIDENCE, R I ~Thia 300 year old c1'y has seen tts 111t ha} mg The eity purchased the 1ast farm wtthm the city limtls and cut the hay m preparahon for a p;~~~h~OU~Slnj wpl be he\d at the ftock Sppng: C~urch on Monday evenmg', Octo ber 18 BUT MAYBE f,Oflf'l NASHviLLE Teen UP-Statr alcohoiJc contro1 agent. reported they found $8 000 wurth of bonded whtsky In a Fayntte County hAy truek I ' • It's M!Jsic You Wqpt Whe'l You Want I ' Sunday's aver WJ'EH at 9·30 am, · §~P¥!g:~ W1Tf1 fl SMILE' All the 'exti014' tha~ mate dining so delillhl· ful. 01!f v~t •Jill efllc1pnt &elVice makes Ilpe foOd ~ ~ven ~et~l ' You'll#• ltn6u, 61H11 1111" lt~~lt ,; Flllfii•T flltn,, I • P.llrer ~llrY. ~tr PHONE 3143 Real DOW:N fol Rtr. and Mrs. ~obert Linter 0 by waltfitg I 81!1!11 Seveq~ Atterd Fqmily Night l)inner I BI"ER VA"PE "See Ua For Tlwr G~ "••od Cm; l'ou Have V-8 4 d, sedan Frtskv as a colt Goon bod 1 good tores • a the above listed new !'Mf In ~k Will you be one of them' Better stop on soon and get one of these IUJ"P.rlsf deal1. It wUI pay you to b'!'fY ln. .. .. Ms Will be given an exceptional deal on ' . ..1 Mr,. TH,EE LUGKY PEPPLE - ... putl..d I / I Chic n' Charmin~ fhe Busr Bee Clasa met Thurs \ day evemn• at the First Baptist s.d.ty ••litor LUCILl!' &I...I.RMI M,\WIIUNI PhoN 624' Church Middleport and 1t wu ~,.;.;.;.;;.;.;;.i""_ ~-"':-'"""!'--~ 1 reported t'hst they had tompleted 1 ~r and (rene H•lbeJI have returned home from Atlantlt the payment or $100 on thl' (Louise Powell) and the1r daugh Ga where lhey have been Vlsl fhurch 1 epa1r fund and had 1 e Clay ce1ved a Gold cer't1fu~ale of mer1t ters Phylhs Mrs Jl.llet Collopy tmi Mr and Mrs Gordon Pvt Andy Bate.)' w~o Is statiOn ipd Mrs Chfford Met ntt and Ma and two suns and Mrs Katherme Mrs ~ teldmg HawkJn~~o pres~~nt • wa, m charge of the meetam ed at Fort Bflt!l N 0 , ~ •pend M$:rrelt were called here by the Churchill S11~ly F~ber whfl ~'s been Vl$ wh1ch opened wi.th u prayer "' lpg a ten day furlough witfl ~" death or Mrs Hilbert s mothe1 Jtlfli f'rtedds m Chieago returnei:l M1 a Alleb Hugbes" Mrs Jacob 1 mother Mrt Helen Batel. Mfs Ross Powell Thursday to Jhe bome: ol t\~r pat Turner was the leader of the de Pvt Jame1 H1ckn•an -has been Mrs G1 ace Savage Denny anfi en(s Nli'. an .Mrs C 0 \i"ish~r votional aerv1ce which mcludeO ViSitin& 'ttt!i ' mot~er Wilham son Don Savage St Albans were Mrs J 0 Partnd&:e Martettu Mn Etbj:l P1 1ce md qaUfhter scnpture lesson a poem Jesus Hovatter and fam1ly whJle ehroute dmner guests of Mrs R c Sans p.rt'lldent of the Athens Presby teru~l .vas the gu l$t speaker lorn Fort Knox; Ky, Jo Fort ,,-- •• .-Tuesdl)' JJf' Denny ia VISl h ~ISS b'ff1e Pnce returned to Comes with the Clourb by 1\jJrl when the Women s Association of ~kson, ~ C and Mrs Ch.arles Nelson then:· home m St AlbaJUL, W Va Bertha Archer and ~:~ prayer by after a v1s1t w1th Mr and Mn Mn Turner the First Presbytenan church J1mes Murray been 1:t~:·~; Road, and:: 'Mr and Mrs Cltfto'rd Hayes Mrs c E Hoyt w1fe of llu m~;t Thunday evenma: M1ss ~~~1t~... .,r and l{ri JlJ,ndo1pJt I·~ N1choJson Dextei th1s week Mn CH1.ra Pllilrps WUkesv1Ue, ehuch pastor wallii s urpnsed woen Mary Ohl nger prestdeDt was io "ard and fam1ly Jt Ra!'e.pa.wood al'ltl w1H rtturn to vtstt Mrs Sans who has been vrs1t1ng Mrss COra she rectnved a gaft from the clasll c.hflrge of the medmg and mtro fRev and Mrs fr~ L C,rqqer bUIY Oil FrtdAo)' Mr Si!vage IS on MlS& Edna M Swu:t. baa reDted Rupe has returned to her home and also other g1rts from class ciuced the speaker who was a de aecompamed her sister I Mrs Ed busmesa trfp for a week the store room ot Mr and Mrs tfr.c aM ~rs S4rrt .JC.mgsley and I members m observance or het legate to the National Counctl of Lewli Cleveland as Jar u Colum Mr and Mrs Carl Owen MillS daU&ntn Charleston spent the! birthday Birthdays of V.rR Archer Presby1erum Women USA wh1eh Carl M1ller and waU be open for !"!.•JI<Ij•~-~y, and they Vliile!J_ the1r Daune Qwen 1 Mr and Mrs weekend wath Mr and Mrs Char Mrs Deulah White Mrs Pearl held thlS summer at Pur<lue busmess October 4 C Whartr Wbc:f' 1s re Bowman (Jane Owen) C Jl les Payne and fam1ly and Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Charles Bennett Mrs Katle Miller of Columbus ~~~·::i'~,•:;n-d~ ;t1o the Oh10 Syno.. waJ ille honored guest. when vering slowly from a seriQ"'fi umbus have returiJed fr()m a mo Katheryn Payne d at She gave h1gh were honored and they 1ece1ved Mtss Maude fewksbary bas entertained a Columbtll hQBjital tor tr1p through Kenturky Ten II ii2J11is of two meetmga and Mn James Tttus wtth canasta Fnda,r even.mg At l:.ew&a, who k'ad " ~een vi.s1t 1 \l1s:~ee, Georg1a, No~th Carolma been vasJtlng reJaltves tn Cohun g1fts from the1r BUllY llee Buddies of t.lle quadrenmal meetings Th pogram was planned by 1 bere has refurhf. d to y!rgm1a and West V1rgmla They bus tlus week the National oraamzat1on th.~ conclus1on of the game• ¥rs The Rev aDd Mrs ijoberl Sty Mt s John Mayer and mc!uded a score '!II~""VISited Mammoth Cave, the Her TJielr theme was ChrlBt Is the C 0 Chapman held hl&h ers and son havt: r"turned from p1ano solo Flower Son?. , Mrs H W~y and during the meetmg a and Lelah SideDitricket second m1tage Smoky and Cumberland life-t 1me membership was grant Oth.er guests present were Mountams Asheville Oak R1dg111 Newark where they VlStted )us M Cross a duet Mrs C E': Ho) t ed to Mrt. Dw!gbt D Etsenhuwer Mrs T J Chan Opal Armstron,: and Norns Dam Mr Owen Mtss mother Mrs Charlene Styers and and M1 s Beulah Wtute r~admJis Its a Great Uay for Frumcls Thomas and Mrs 1 Mrs Floyd pwen and Mr Bctwman were a'l ~p>thtl from tJawall They att Mrs Carl Owen was leader of f A J1V1den ended th~ annual Pl¥-nmng and Mrs Lawrence Bmg lamps Mr~! On vacation and the B{)Wman's th~ opemfl& devouonal serv1ce --Ltfe ts SWeet •fnall qaughter Susan, remfllled Prayer "ay 8t th.e NParcne Chur Florence Bush aj}d ber tnptc Was Ttme Dur ch CamP m Columtiu.1 Mrs Ethel R1ckens Jesus s f:rrand 1 .in Columbus Wl~b Per aunt Mil Some of the outstandme: dab mg a short bu~uness sess10n plans mother Mrs C H Wise Jr who 1 djtarles Phce and fanply lias exhibited at Lhe Garden ('fuh were made ror a Rummqe Sale also read ~onkeys and Men 1 flower Show held Thursday to be held October 14 15 18 Mrs Fleldmg Hawtuns Th.., Fate I Rev and Mrs Fred Gar~ner were grown an the garden or Mr It was announced also that the oi the Disciples or C'mst Mrs were called to Crooksville las~ River D18'lr1ct Presbytenal would Ira Barker Mrs A f' M1ller attended ber Paul Smart ;J'he ~ho Contests (yeek by the "eatb 1>f ~er fm!lt Mr and Mrs Lou1s Rupe and b~ held at the Pomeroy Federal Peoturirig cousm Mrs Floyd Roulfl They us6C1at1on m~tetmg )n Columb~ and qu12 games concluded the so son left Fnday for K<~nsas where ed Churcb on Oct 5 Mrs Part ' . accompamed ctal program The hostesses Mr~ were accompamed there by Mrs recently She was Mr Rupe has employment r1dge was acc()mpamed here by the roora Hobstetl.er and A R Pullen Mrs Dowtung Roush L R W1ley who vtslted her mo by Mrs Ed1son Mrs 'flbomas R McNe1U Mane M•ss Freda Wood was re • • ....... &&1. .............. . ther Mrs D W Cooper and Mrs A!Ired Elberfeld Mrs J Q R1ce served a desse• t tta and other guests were Dr turnt!d to her home ~ nday arter Walter Grues~1 returned home cour.se with Mrs Hyh!a R1ce and other relatives ThlS week Mr The 43% lar1er E.t~ntl•d and Mrs llomer r~tcAI1llen Colum bemg a me<hcal patient tn Holzer ' Mrs Gardner were nottfied of Wednesday evenmg from a bus1 Mrs B F Parmalee as contr1b1. a~d Hosp1ta bus for several weeks 7'oM o.-ker r.... RaiMCf top pemuta ,,. the senous illness of Nat Shoun ness VISit rn Columbus tors j I FALL 1954 walking t!Oat Mrs Elbe1t Wtlhams Sr and Billy McCloud of Columbus IS V0~ tone to flct.W free ID Jo~n~n C1ty Tepn father m Jaw • balmy bc1ge cashmere l..a The hostesses Mrs 0 H Ste daUJghter Judy moved from the all direct1one Beautsful, spendmg tlo weeks With hiS of the former Joyee Gardner Anthony Blotta'a ~~I•!:~~;~; wart Mrs Leo Beeson Mrs Ar Charl es Amos pr oper!) to Pome compact 6-tube radio per. grandparents Mr :~nd Mrs Carl thur Lew1.s M1ss Da1sy Saunder.s roy last week Sleeves are l!Jnlahed with formance plua Telechro" J H Pettit IS Crlhc:al~y til at RrtchH! Pme Grove At Pomeroy·MISOII elock, automahc t1mer, road stJtchtng to match the Mn Geolge Anderson Jr were Mr and Mrs GeraJ'l.! \ wlet hts home oD Ltberl} Averlue Norman Spencer of Columbus alarm, appliance outlet Jt.o The collar ~a black velvet \n charge of a coffee hour utter form~r residents of here and now Bridge ( Jean Roush who has been v1s1t VlSJted recently w1th h1s stster the dnt iu OWil ODe! ,.'1e meelmg Members of the Fed mg her mother Mrs Downmg and brother tn law M1 and Mrs eraled Church Pomeroy and tht> of Tuppers Plams were caUmg Lut>.P!e .11 4dojpb ll~eleps The followmg relatives gathered ~ , -.. :ra.. on fttcnds here Fnday evemng RoUsh, left Sunday for her em Truman Russell I at the home of Wilham Nicholson Jf om.etl s Group Jueets Presbyterian Church Syracuse Mr <~nd Mrs \lmus Rawlmgs p\oyment m Canton James Ftsher left today for \\ere guests of the local Assocu tton for the eventng had as therr rl'rent guests thetr Co}umbus where he Will attend and Mr and Mrs Seth 0 Ntchol At Wallace Residence Mrs M L French and Mrs Ohw State Umvers1ty lie was son to eelebaate the aged farmer s Gloup 1 of lhe Women s Asso IJJuther mlav. Howard Chase Don Stm.:rs spent Thursday m accompanied by hts parents and son Leo Chase of Columbus Mr 88th b1rthday and 39th weddmg eta wn of the Fltsl Pre~byteJtan "olumbu.. and were a.c~.:Ompamed ciJufl:h d~cld~d to PU!Chase 3 Mrs frances Relbd Pomeroy and Mrs Paul Ftsher who will anmversary on Sc~t 5th <IS far &: Groveport by Mrs E S Phtltp Nicholson and son Wtll tel evtsJOn for the Count} lnftrm was calhng recenU) un her SIS return th1s evenm.g Schaaf wno spent the day w1th Ted F1sher left thts mornm~ tam Homer Chase and son Ralph at\ when the't mtt Tuesday eve tP.t Mrs Lee Myers Mr and Mrs G R Koehler and for Athens where he Wtll attend of Columbus Mr and Mrs Edward mng :~t the home of Mrs Dwtght t Mrs James Thomas held a Sor children Ot 10 UmversltY the com1ng year Alfrey and chtldren of Dayton \\allace ~lJs Rodney Sauer chaJr Ot l l~ committee meeltng at her Patnc1a Baker daughter of Mr Mrs Henry Ewmg Mrs Ray Mr and Mrs Donald Johnson and man was cha rge of the meetmg Frletl sQtll rei escalloped pot II home Fnda) arternoon and Mrs EdiSOn Baker became m.ond Botce and Mrs Cla1r ~an chtldren I ucky 0 Mr and. Mrs anrl g.avc 111the openmg devotwnal il'toes green beans cole slaw hot Mrs Del I U"'kaduo 1s spend1ng 111 at school thds week anrl after were recent v1s1to s m Columbus Marvtn Chase of Albany Rev and seJvlce un thP topiC of When rolls pumpkm Pte and cofree a few d11ys w1th het grandduugh "OnsllltatJCn Wjth a local physt Mrs John Wyatt and ehtldrcn Rut Ll G 1 T h were served Thu1sday even1ng t1r 1\lr:. 'Cltffotd lrarr1s, !Betty 1 c e s oug WI 11 1 a s1 r p1ore B h f curn was taken to Me•gs General land Mr and Mrs Don Wood f ! Cfm 1 k 10 30 when the apttS\ Mens Brot er Btownl o Columbus 11 HOS'P"" for an emergenC) appen Mr and Mrs Patrtck Wood of re erencc r e llood he\j a sqUirrel supper at Mrs Kate Millet ( oiWY!bus Pomeroy Mr and ~Irs Owo:on Dunng the busmess sesswn the the F1rst Bapttst church Midd le and Opal Arm11trong spent Sat Bratton r~~ ,sop. of Muldlcport ,?_roup diKUSSCd VIllOUS tvpcs of port Cooks were Wllhs Anlhony UJday evening With. Mr and Mri Mra Lenlrl!"'Bratton Mr and Mr~ molfey making prf!Jeds for the Harold E flubbard and Cl!ftUJd Flo\d Thomas • lEar! Riggs and chJ ltlren Mr anrl wmter Ha}es ano:l they weie assiStE'd by ,. _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr and Mrs James Will are Mrs Norman WiJJ and children The ho~tessrs !\' rs Wall~e the1r wtve~ In pnpa1 mg the dm 1'1111 announcmg the b1rth of a dllughle•l Mr and Mn Dana Epple and son Mts Hodne} Sa IN md Mts Lewts neJ CHICAGO VISITORS 1 Becky Ann Sunday September and Mr and Mrs Dian Bhtcl: H SaueJ setvetl "d(ssert cmnse P.aul Smart prps tdent was Ul CHI GAGO - ComentiOns herP 19th at tifl Meigs Genet a! Hns wood all of Rutland Rtl to etghl tlcn members and the~t charge of the business mcetmg •n Jun e w~re estimated by Ches t p!ta1 gutst~ Mrs Paul Je1kc and dau \lhJcli lollowed the meal and con ur A Wtlkms executtve d1rect01 Whr.re Radio Anll Tr.l~viRion h ghteJ K;JJ( n M1s C rl <rtl nvn d d th _, t 1 of the Ch1eago conventiOn bureau oar B--•n.., not , SldeUne 1 Grandparents are M1 and Mr" CheBter M. Y. F Meets u<. eo e openmg uevu tuna ..... Marlon Howell uf Columbus and I <ula l.hJUn e Owen and Mrs Chll st:rvrce Repolts of the Meifs ~~~ mean SlO 600 000 Ill tounst • M inetsv"Ule Church Mee [ tng at Grunvt II e ea1l1er t h ts bw;onPss fu1 lhe Emmett \\ill of Pomeroy I .!It u"e1; _ _ell} - - -- - -- --- - - Great grandparents are Charles month were g1ven by Paul Smart Howell _..- Pumero) and Mrs Wal· The Chester Cbarge MYF meet Allred Kalad Hmdy Don Becker John \er Walker Pomeroy mg was held at th~ Mmersvill c j •y MRS CHARlES WOODE Kauif a'nd David Darst Jr " Methodist Church September 2:0 ,... Darst who was program cha.r Attendance was as fol'ow ~ Ch~s Sunrla\ School attendance \In lmau g.. ve a readtng ar.:i the meet tcr 12 youth and 2 adults Alfred Sept 19 was 54 anrl offctmg $74U mg was clused by Mr Smalt 12 oulh and two adults Roc\ Twelve youth and tv.o adults _ I 1 )' from h~ re attended the l h.arg~ sprmgs 7 youth and one adnH MYF meettng h(-'ld at Mmersvdl( '-EV STYERS foJEADS RAlLY and Minersville 26 youth and two M onua} _, 'I he Rev RcbeJt Styers pastor e\ cnmg k R G adults and ev rove ma mg a Helt!n Woode vtslte-t her mothel or the M•ddleport Church uf the Plans were mode for the Umcn total of 65 1 Nazarene and v1ce prestdent of at Holzez Hosp1lal l .. st Wedne~ T h anksgtv lng sen tee wh en th c Devot1ons were led by Norma d the Young Peoples Zont! Hall} 1 of ~he Nazarene Ch11rch was m Assoe1a Jean Robmson, on the subject 1 a~ and alga;~ one S~nfay F Mid41eport MmJJfenrl 1 ~ IR arc 0 ~ F 0 11 ro~1 charge of tihe mP.ehng held Mon tion met Wednesda• urtcrnoon ll Fnendsh 1p consisting of pra' f pr an( the First Baptut rhurch Rev Ho. er scripture readmg a talk and ott odm~ro~ a~ a)'lmo~ ~ rod day ntght at the Galhpo])s Chu 1 ward Ruppelt president was m singmg of the hymn Love DIVInE a en et t e uncra 0 8 1um l h With the hev ~verett Park charge of the meetmg and Will The host church put on a mu Paul Olst ttl Detroit \\ednesday pastor of the PortsmouEh Nazar bave the sermon at the Umon steal program, and a sklt on The Olst fatwly zerenll} v•st!ed ~ ne Church as the S;Jeakcr Two meetmg wh1ch w1ll be held on 'The Chureh and the School here at the Folhod home hundred and thJFty were present ] Nov 28 at the F~rst Baptnt Shirley Gumther acted as prt Mr and !'lrs Cha1les D WooclP tr the meetm1l Those present [efs tolii"tliatwotch of yours out "retlreonent' chureh stdent 10 thP llhsence of Bettv and son wet glesls of her f1 flom ~he local chutctJ we1e Mr and restore it to accurote t•me keeptng serv1ce Our Leonard A name was discussed thPr J B Ha)es near Chester and Mrs Styers and son Mrs 1 The meelmg opened With a Ctr for the group and carrwd ove 1 110 M1 and Mr~ W11ltam (an J1 Daniel Pooler and ch1ldren Ron 1 cle o( Prayer A bnef discussion akolled watch apeclol1sts are thoroughly famtloar td the next rneetmg Ways anrJ I are the patents of a daughter born ny and Ju• e Dun~ Duddmg t~ntll was held concermng the holdtnll: clo t 1 M d Sh1rle~ Hable at H I o :zc1 • s p1 a on ay with the mast delicate and complicated mechanism of a Untted Home Vlsltltwn Evan Mean& of ra1stng moner were d 1s.l cussed Rev Grove announce.;l a Mrs [sola fay! or had the mtsfn:r =-:--:-~---gehsm campalgn latel this fall and are equli'Pid to handle ony job to your •am·The next 1neetmg wall be held af cfJUnty MYJo' meetmg on Mondav tune to spra1n her ankle last week ~ANAST A CLVB MEETS e'lenmg October 11 to be held &t Mrs Halt has been ass•stmg het Mrs Don Sttvers Mrs Edwarli the Heath Methodist church par Mr and Mrs Delbert Yost and ~renctJ Mrs Kathr.y11 Thompson sonage on Oet 11 at ten o'elock the Untted M~thod1st Cfrurch 111 PQJner<l)' c;:hildren retm ned to their home 4nd M~ Joe Young Jr Wt"re 1 w~en the Mm•ster,al Quintet w!,J Yqur CpQRI EV llea!er Lloyd Dllhnger, recreat10ruu at Lancaster a He! VISitmg hl • •warded pnzes when lfte Can11st .. be reorganized The s1ngen were 108 Mill St. '!'hone 82'72-J llflddleport. Ohio leader led a couple of games A parents Mr nnd Mrs Harr> Cu c!:I'Ub met Tuesday evemng t tb(' 11 In demand last year after thetr 1 lome of Mrs ~Obert S~hmoll hrst appearance an~ w11l begin Bible qUJz1 and a thmk and dl thrJc .l -he next meeting Will be at thr their practtce for the wmler'~ stunt Re£reshments of sandw1ehes,1 SERVICES HElD TUE:SDA Y opw of V.rs C!larle~ Brad bun 1 programs 1 Funeral services fo, w.~s IIawl he hostess served refreshments MmlSters present were Re\ cookies and pop were served b) t(l those named above and MJ <: Ruppelt, Rev L A Bangtrter the host group The next meetm Co \Jms Jackson were held a1 th ..,;;.;;.;;.,;;;;;;..;.___ On j 1 Thursday Evening high for a three game sene-. leopardy 1 Jnlgllt wiH·u lht fJgh ) oung sc . . u 1 ton 1ghl as they Thursd.a} mght at theTwenly Se mg Pomerov ranth ~ s t 11 k tr mctt the1 1 lld lwt nva\s from cond Street Alleys 1fl the ( I) leJ. Chau nce) tu meet th( red hot ac1 ~s tht 1 vel In Mason Clh I S:NOIJLO gue as they blaslPrl 2774 p1n~ on Chauncey BluP Oevl l ~ I he Dev 1 , the \\'Jh:Jma ~a!con'S mde1 the Qo OOI"IN games of 946 927 and 901 I be haven l lost a gumt sllle 1951 and l!o!ht s ..t Ha(ht<l ~aid at 8 o f //{ 77!11111$ Crow {hick s w o n~~ three game ~ ha\e gone unb(a\en 1n 32 'ilra1ght (](lck !li~1"0RY BY PAUL 'Moen' CLIFFORD the top teams 1n ihe lftaLe m easy fash on f1 n m the ( 1tv IC l contests Tht last tmH the' w~l At least one Juket regular A~ 1"/fE Yours truly had the misfortune Gene Slau~ter ~ loaded, and Fu~>l rltftlited was b) () 1k J!Jll 1n 1951 will be out of serYICe ton1ght YEAR 1";/At" of mttstng three of the h1gh school shj)uld have htUe1 trouf»le The h1gh Sf'rtes ~ aw evf'r) man ;Jnd thev had a Ill' gan t w1th and there !s the pass1b11ity th•t Pli II~EVERA/{CE games Jast week but since we club that fought Wellaion on the CzU'•' B1other" tetn roll (!ouster m 1952 two or three othen wllllsee lit ~IO'OFF­ ·~ 0 , betlez wh 1rh 1s realb goo<l J tie sarv1ce end John Fisher came through wtth seven correct way ........, The P•nther5 under Rex arvls hoo water on the Jc.nee uu~td JAI;'OSLAV ones we we1 e 9ttU battmg 700 on Wellston 20 Oai"J '1ti1J q-tbe roll'ng Boh Louks le1l the pa1adc ha¥e wor ked har d • 11 woek P" by an •ntury 111 , .. t week's ga PRO/lilY WOi/ A1" the local scene But now th~s ts 'ocketa •et a chance to Joo,en iaf; 1 1 d 1 unce the W'th 190 197 <~nd :l01 for 588 hcu ar V on • ens• me and coach Charhe McDen >I'!MiJteOON A1'1"ER another week ibear offense Ben Wilson bas one n 1 nk 1\o'enr h1n1 had t97 202 1 1 g oflon•• h Wh'l' " CaY I 1 u~oe • smg • wm old sh~d 1thls morn ng I h•t e " YEARS OF iRYtl'/(5 Tile early prehmmarles are of the beat defenlea in tl'UI Jea;tae h d o pow .n " IB4 lno 583 Pau l lltffnJrl ful u and 1t as power an mor would not start ton 1ght Roger over and the ball clubs have e1ch but be need1 punch ~owed with 549 Bill Ho\atlel had •r to burn last ye•r Pomeroy CoY•rt wt"lo was used on defen other pretty well sized up and Bexley 35 Lo1an f-~he Chle:fl !'t44 and Frank Kungle h<1d 510 hid than own w1th the Devtls se last we-ek wtll .,pen'" his the fans )ust about hale everythm& again go out of tbelr class, but The Pcomeroy qumtet sponsor for two per1ods but were snow place set for a Jong long 11eason Most the experieoca mllht help them ed by TCtmmy and 89bby Crow ed under 1n the second half •nd Sn: uthu Jacl C'ts 1egu lars have I of them have a pretty good adealln tbe tou,ih SJ:O"'ti~hedule LOoks expect to be one of the best lost 3120 heen athng tht~ wtek but the how thmgs are gom.g to come out, hke Dwaght Diller knew wbat he dressed teams 1n th1s are• as Pomf'IO" wtll go n1 l lht gam genial McDonald hopes to ha~e but still we have a lot of fun try-~ Wit doini when he got out of the • they w1ll be. complet~tly outf1t 1n good ph} SICa I c-onditiOn JeJV 1' thi:!tn til m tht slar\lng llllf'UP 1ng to p1t our sJull or should we eoaching business ted wtth black bowhng sladcs v.dl sl:~r1 the same lllleup lh1l lhiTl 1 Smith h<~s a cu1 over ht~ 1\lll'h••ler.'l'! Y say Guessmg' agamst the ball Nelsopville 7 Berne Union 6- Ol>lo Wea and red wh1te •nd black bowl rpt ned a~ains l V. <~harna I 1st r ght ('YC tlrat H~qu1n•<l four st1t West Reserve It' toledo a clubs before they go {In the f1eld can't help but awe Lowell Cole a lng sh1rts Thty w11l bowl m Y.t't!k when thf' P~ntiH 1s took an cht ~ Buddy Thomas t:as a bad Most of th• coli..- clubs swin1 vote of confidence on tb,ls one We Centre ICY al W't!llllnll<i• n the City League at Pt Pleasant lasv 20 6 d!c1s1on ank le J m Pucke1t has 3 sore mto •c:tlon Seturday. •nd of f fnow little about Be..rne URlOD, but A1~11f Pa Wj~"f 1nd 11lu w11l lineup 1n t~ Oh1o Harnkl Brown aod M tchf'll arm E:zn 1e Kauff has hcen out of course Obfo State •nd Ohio U y.re hke t)Je running of this boy ""'" nl~·r ....... Valley Traveling c1rcutt on Sun 1 Johnson wt\1 be at th ends \11 school wtlh the flu and both J I f' I .,. •mont the clubs ttlaylng Gary Bohyer of tbe Hounds d•ys The team o~lso plans to tun I am bert and f <ttl Smtih wtll Rl( h Hma\lez an<l Ed Ferguson terence ~ ttl•ir openlnt Natu'nlly ltutl•nd 19 Lakin 11-th• Rtcl I'IC S£/ll_""S bowl1n the ABC next sprtng •t be at the tackles John Yo11ng and ha\l pulled musc.les lD thetr legs Xavier ~~ Oh1o V 7-lhe Bolf we'r• •pt to get run out of DevUt hen the otd Venn•rl WOII HI!> FIRi>T Ft W•yne lndl•na under Ute Don Grucscr wtll opf'n 11 gu a rd" Both \\'ah<Jllla and M1ddleporl town for becklng Woody HlyH UJvvy, 1~ sK~td ~. . eilt th1 cats Will b'e up agaimt • big,, pen~. {/. S NATtOIIA L Crow Brothers sponsorshiP and Genc M1tch v.J!l IH ;.~t rcntc1 wIt ht lookmg fol thetr hrst HC erful club tblt baa a g•me exper~ •t Ohio Stete, but I have noL1kln MYI In • 1airM that will 51NGU<; TITLE The scores In the hackfteld 11 w II be H1lh tory r.f 1hc season The J ackets lence al\.d eo~eb Carroll W<~~doe1 tlced thet mot~t iif th• Cleveland be pt•.,-4 Satuftlay night. IN 1{/G CROW BROTHERS Shtlldan at quu\!r 1~111 )' Q talh J,st 130 to BeLpre last week wtll open the 1914 1euon lb d., Brown fans hawo b11n C~ult• •I· T.hf'pJilns 34 Ch-.ter 0-cuch /4 T# 1/?f. \ Mench 1m 197 202 184 Ml1 and Bob W1lsnn 11 the half s and while Wahama has lost to HU;flt feat lerit this l•ll Evtn Otd+ IMnHa"-•11 DICiclrll ind his boys ---~-:_:_::::!:~::::::~--~-''_ ~b~~~~~u _' Jio'\altE'r 212 167 165 ~44 Buddy English at fullhark mgtun \ r\son .md to Pomeroy chlni and Big John Crow re1use will M ~t t~•.,. trtlnl, .but they Chfford 202 164 183 ~9 Defens 1vely H1rh Barnhart Will l• ach McDonard s fo1<:es ag;un Notre DMIDe ~ Tex.a1 1~~ to go out on tho limo for Pt~f w~l ·~ eotn\lllltly oliltlalood 6y Fag~bng lnsh have a creal qu~ KunL:le 145 197 168 51fl go 10 ;md Brown v. 11 conH nn1 v. 11 lt g vm~ away lols of Brown, 1nd whan thn• two a Pl1ina eleven Louks 190 197 201 588 ami Fred Werrv 1s ahn apt 1o st:'f wc1glll fhe Wahama forward dyl!'d In the wool Brown fans cArthur 20 Belpn 14-1 lerback In Ralph G~ll~lmt, and TottJI 946 927 901 2774 plentv of act JOn 11 m f'nd pos1110n wall w II :.~verage 172 pounds per new coach ih Tem Bre"'fn refuM to talk, the Browns mult BMCkr(! C!"f!r~e flawte th4t CITY ICE & FUEL rhe ]nul fans probahlv w '\ man while th( Jacket front !me Texas os lolade~ wtlh (ipntle OOYf bt dOwn o~l.uld ho • j,..,.y ••I II big Tdhs 190 214 lf\4 568 see pl cn tv or wide opt n football wil l go nn Lh~ fteld aL only a 151 but we hte jrith 1n·a tbriller o11td has experlenc•, bUt thi ecker 156 193 120 46~ tomght I he Panthus stuck to 1 pound avcragt The backs will ATHENS 0 - OhiO Un1vers1ty" Four of the starters are from Day so here goes another week ef!d • Afms1<0111 loon will provo !• lot Iowa 1• tllcbjpn Sl•lt 1-lhe QS("har 138 143 166 447 groun d game Ias1 week n w<.~llop f fmcl 1hc Falcons with a 164 Bobcats open their 59th sea$00 of ton two from Spnngf1eld and one of upsets and saddemnJS W~.: t" verHtile) Hawkeyet oiDI lave a !lretl llnt reer 159 137 137 433 mg Wahama hut thl Panthe1 ~ 1 pound t~vel agi' as compared to football Saturday agamst Xa\ eath from Frankltn Youngstown only wish they could all have win led by Calvm JonU, an4 the Host Ohio State ~ lnd1a~a 7-co!ch l'{eal 1601581 54 472 ha\e a good passmg 1t1atk and only 145 ~ lor the Jackets 1ers Musketeers from CmcJnnalt Cmcmnall Sleubenvdle and Con ners, but somebody has to ' lose Total 803 845 741 2389 probably will usc 1t I ! n ght < uacll MrDnnald wtll start Jtm It will be the mnth mectlnh neaut and all we can say 1s to be a Woody Hayes_opens the 19$4 s.b- Bowl ebamp.s atill hive Lero:f. son wl~h a WID as Hub1e Bobo gets Bolden Thtt ·~auld be • hone)f, ------Ch•uncey ccact'led by B11l 1 Puekctt and Hogrr Covet t at the 111 the scncs between the two Xavter who will be backed by " good loser 1f that dub IS yours " h1s B1g Ten bapt111m of fire The but we Joke tbelowJ! deftdioe Smoth wt.o was 1n ct.o~rge when 1 l'nds Jan\ lat e~ and Buddy sc hool s wh1ch bcg"an m 1~22 1 hl' f Pomeroy 20 Chauncey l~the ""tgr:~twn pay entourage ro-m L. Illinois 3~ I'ei\D Slaie 7'--.1 C Bucks have the makmgs of a good B b M o c two teams have not met smce 1947 '!~ Blue Dev•ls are reported to Hub'. Bob. 'n School has a Thomas at the taddes ttl Catohne and eoniPany stat\ to .-oq j ball club, but so have Kmne} an I Ed ferguson al e r when lhe Bobcats ground out ~ Cmctnnatl lS ex pected to start a ust •• good as l••t year, end t •• m W'th lettermen I t t team Without a semor Seven JOn and how they can r:oll e1ght others m the NATIONAL lEAGUE gjUHI ds and Hav Stone a cehn er 12 7 VICtory here defmlt.ly the bre•kl will cMelde f'll'" •• y.'y St."'". PcsJtlon 1our sop h omores rna k e up J tors and II b W L Pet The Devils Will outwet9h th~ ln t ht hatkfldd It wb I k eH o tnrny OU loach Carroll Widd !eS who their ftrst umt fOI the OU lilt th•a one Couh Rex J•rwls '"'' x New York 95 5."i 633 ac ova er h th•t his boys e1n dolt. 1nd we'll I Papthers s1nce their 1me aver 1 V1 oman ff.at Qltat \i'r 1 h lfs and Srntth IJS fteldmg the defens1ve c am Saturday 'Brooklyn 89 ti2 589 o~ges 170 pounds 01nd thetr anti ~au (' 11 th!! k a pwns~up team of the Mtd Amert stlck side- by s1dt with Rex. Mrlwaukee ~ 64 573 bac:kheld t 1ps the beam 11t 161 will lr 111 u ac l b can ( onfercnce has announced Thus come~ to an •nd one of Cmcmnat 71\ 77 490 211 2 pound• Pomeroy w 111 f1eld .. Defenstvt h th~tr ate apt 0 e t ht s starl ing lineup barnng tnJur Ad"IOS the lcngcst w1nnlng str•ak• IP Ph1ladelphta 73 77 487 22 line tho~t averages 161 pounds several thangt s 1<d Johnson a les befor~ game time the Shte of Ohio St Lams 71 80 470 24 1 and th1t1r speedy backs anrage 175 l1ansfrl f 1m Bt'aHr f Ohl~ Left efld Dave Lundbe 1g Day Wehama 19 MWdleport 13Ch1cago 62 90 403 34 1obablv will plaly al lu~ ~ e~nm ton Jumor left tackl e Ron Weaver 1S31f.t pounds per man P the IIHie JaCkets are '!'M,._.a P1tbhurgh !)3 ,.'851 42 Tht t>nds fot (haumty w1ll h< Ju'! .. k"l~ccahnl'J(r~b!\~ll s wll~ sec Franklm se n Jcttrrm:m left with lnturles, bUt we look for 101 x~ltnehed pannan't John f IJne and fohn Ra11k111 I'. Ill 1 at lu.. ... L ooy Ea;te-n J;ua rd Bob R pp[e Youngstown so Ch.,lle McDonald's elev•n to 1 1 Thursdays Results fUllk( a ... II B~>fore I Ierr lflc battle ff tho J ack I rcema n ~ommg Ill nu I< sen ICC at th" I me on phomorP center D1ck Spe meyer Ill' I!IU up a 1 Ph1la 7 P1ttshgh 6 susp gam1 11 10 1l lC I! b e 1VJ'll sters up " anrl Dave CmcmnalJ senwr lf:ltdman ng b t Jackets c:an come up with o1 fcnsr The la{klcs WI df"fcns( and Jot HJce Pluladelph1a 4 P1\tsbur~h 2 Hmdy also "-'lll see dcfensi\C SPr guard Jnhn Schwab captatn Da\ COl UMBVS UP- Adtos pus1ng attack they m1ght gc 1 McMaster and big 225 pound Re1 Onh games sc h~ull'fl 0 ' I Ba1lt:>y hut Ba1le) comes out on d", Vl<'t' tun semor lette rman ng ht t;)ckle Harry a lame colt \\tth a game •II th' way "MI!RICAN LEAGUE f th Ch ut k Landts ~otn "' oay t on semor I heart was hailed tud<!Y as tlte new Pt Pleasant 13 Gathpohs 7-a l.uach Ralph Sa}ie will prnbab Stan Ma~c h ma W L Pet GB ense WI 11ght 1n lance Hussell probably the ly slt~ rt the same lineup lhat \IP lettc1man end J1m Krager champiOn of three year old pacen b1.; or.e for tw{l old nvals but we x-Cl~wland 1 tO 41 728 1 best lineman on the team and ent against Pumer O) last week Steubenv 1le Junwr le1Lerman followmg hts relaltveiJ easly tn dun t thmk the Devil defense rar. NE'W York 102 49 1175 8 1 Ron Hook a tran~fer studPnl from La! Rumgardner and Dtck Sprou Quarterbatk Bill fredenck urnph tn the $69300 Ltttle islOWJ ko!a].J Paul Bennett bottled Up~~~ Chrcago pa 59 612 17 ' . J"he Plams 'A-Ill Ill' at the gua1ds sl \\til be al Lhe ends Earl Rnhlll Daylnn senior letterman left half Jug race hete Thursday evemng Boston fi7 8~ 447 42 l while John Mullens Will be at ~on anrl Blame Staats will be at Eiland Ahlbe!i;l Conneaut JUn!OAthens 34 B I S 0-the Bull Detrmt 6fi 85 437 44 tackl es Sta<.~ts v.ei~hs 250 pounds letlerman nght half Rogf"r Tho Owner J Howard Lyons of dogs have plent) of backs and Washmgton 64 86 427 45l~ ctntcr In the Slllgle w n* backfield big '>nuJ Roush ani 1\enny Ta}lor mas Sp 11ngfield sophomore and Harrmgton Del told the 42000 prcbably can run the score up as Balt1more 5~ H9 349 571 ~ 180 poun<l Owen Staats W!ll b lo'.lll be at guards an1 Blame Plc fullbatk Ted Jackson Sptmgfteld persons who had been awed wtlh they please George R1ser wtU Ph1ladFI~~~~ 49 102 325 61 at quuterhack John Canhr and kens will he at (Pntcr In thc i Jetterm.m the ease m wtuch the colt won hAve a club tha~ wdl go a ion~ :x Cljncherl pennant Thursday's Results nu::k I e:v an lh(-' ha lfbacks anrl backfield 11 wtll he Dave H.oush or the s tarters etght arc lelte If my colt hatlnt been lam e you way m the SEO No ~amts scheduled veteran Terry ONa1\ wlll be Jt at qut~rte 1 /)ann~ Sa~ 1 c and Vtr men and lhree are two ~ophomor would hav e seen some real run Jacbon 27 Portsmouth East[)._ 4 sedan A F1CI•y'f. P,...o~ble P!tcfters fullback 0 Nail and Stoots :trr gil wca'ier at th r halfs and 1 cs t hree JUntors and stx senwrs nmg • lhe powerlul lronmen are one of 235 HP Delroat Zuwr1r~k 912 at ('It\( used mos\1\ up the rn1ddle wt)h J<tck P:~ugh ~I fu!lhack ~ -~ _ - - - -------,;;;:;;;;;;;;, :::::::;:;:;;~;;;;;;:::;:::;::=;=;:=:r=7=:-::;-~;--:--1 antcr dmng most nf the nutsHk The hneups land )Yynn 22 11 Ch1eago Trut1>:s ID 11 <il na1t1 l runnmg ful MID WT Pas WT WA more f.arsen 3 21l-ntght 1 he Bh1<: Dcv1h were lmpres& l\> Co¥trt 153 lE 160 Sprouse power Pht~dP.Iphla Portoearrero 818 last werk 1s they rolled over th..: lacey 172 L T 173 Rcb1nson signal at New York Schallr.rk 0 0 L\hl~onYIII<' lint nds 30--6 uflrr lw McKmney 155 lG 1M Taylor on the WishmPton Port,.rfteld IJ..l5 mg helrl scorel<'ss m the f11~1 Stone 14 ' C 160 P1ckens and Stobhs 911 a1 Boston B1nv.n quartet Ferguson l48 RG 143\Do Roush 1113 and Parnell 36--lwo game~ A latg( rrt~wd of l' .. nthel root Thomn 158 RT 250 Staats crs wtll follow the ball club t) Puckett 147 RE 1S5 Bumg.-rdner Saturd•y s G•m•s Two-lone gray and blue color villb "l~~hi!JJI Detroit at Cleveland Chauncev wtlh the hopes that lht Vroman 142 QB 161 Da Roush equipped woth 'Pol"erfliie' full autol'l~ df\v~. Ch1Ca('O at Bal1 tmore Panthers Will stop one of thr HoYatter 144 HB ISS Sayre !her comt6rt beater and defrost~l'l, CIINi:tid~l Ph1lade1l0h1a al New York lon~te st wmnmg streaks m lhr> Kauff 148 HB 156 WP.ner and back-up lights, air-foam seat, wbeot '·covers, Washmgton at Boston state Smtth lSO FB 164 P11ugh POM~ROY WT Poo - - .:--:::-=.-....--, •h!elds, cigar li~hler aJid.oll fllfer ON A FRIGID FREQUENCY prown 171 1-E I,ONDON UP- Rad1o Moscow L•mbert 170 LT reporteri tnria 11 that Ru ss1a n ~cten Gru.,.r 1$1 LG ttsts ha11 e mstalled 3 m1cropllonej M1tctt 157 C at the North Pr:lC' 1 ht> hrn~dcas1 Young 150 RG ing Interior, equlpp with ~dard tranSiiifs;jlon, all· did not. sav ~ho would he h1oad Sm1th 158 RT weather comfof\ he~ er p.nd llefrosters, ~~~~ sill· easbng mer II JohllMIR 1~5 RE nals and b~~:lo!-111!_ ~-{~ seal, ~qVIlrf. ---- - - - - $f!ertHn 145 QB \ shields, cigar ll~q!el"and oU f!lter W1lson 172 HB TODAY Qualls 13S HB WilHam lloldrn Eleanor rarkt'r .ESCAPE tROM FORT RRA\0 English 165 FB (In Technlcolorl CHAUNCEY Vil Pos <arlf'~ Arthur Franz 11elena. ~lin• 155 LE lN\Aili'RS FROM MAR~ NJcMIIter 16~ lT hr ( o\or 1 '-uss•U 14& LG ~UitifdS 1$.5 C s~~oturday Onh s,.pt Hook It! R<; GU:\' Macl1sun Andy Pl"v llh \\ 1ld Hill l-llckok B•tlty l2S RT (.IIU:-iT HF C'RO!;SHO~t R•nkln 160 RE CANYHN litoets lit~ on ,,,~ Rodd" Mrllo~~ll Pre!!lt.on Foste Cantor 150 HB M)' FKIENJ) FIICKA Loy HB (In Tethnlcnlon tYftell 75 F=a I ' The DAILY ~~NT IN • ftJ<ltb ... ' f11 s t ' I y; Pomeroy Goes To Crow Mi~dleport, Chip ____, ' ~:. I f11U§IC: pf t!"t11 rrpst~r s~t ~ 30 e1m Supday!(! your d1al on~ fhesh~e Church pfternoon Baptist wtth the Hev Tutsday ]l ~ htr .tacbon Umted Brethren mtniSt('l and thf' Rev Sherley Wuod off1 c ntmg Bur1al was tn the Gra\ ' H11I CemetE'ry and pallbca1er w ere Dqle Sh..uler Mn~v1n IIH Raymond Tllnmas Wavne luvts Clarence Mul{8rd Jr and Robert Cornelius Spt!Ctal mns1c was pre sented by Mrs Bnggs K1rby or g.aplst. an~ the servtce was con d~'cit~ by th!! RJv.lings Con's }i un .' er'al Iiome ·~·---~.~HONORS MR FOSS " ' '""" • J{ :s P I M1tch and · ~~·~thlt1;,~·~~.•:ntertSunday nm d w1th 11 hbnor1ng Wtlliam Foss, Pomeroy ~uDt krs Curtrs Gnm~s •ied&le, lnd Other ~;uuts wert: J!l• a~ M s Robert M1\Ch an:l ~ns, tephen afil ihvtd '"irtart!ns nd Mrs W tlham }t~o!ls t,rf ,.".'1_____ FOWL DEAD !l..rs 'l\fadbun Ll~n~e~l~=====~===;;;;= EVERYDAYSP CIA , * 3 ROOMS F~ltNITYRS . . ... * 7 PC. qELUXE CNIQAAI DINETTE ... $ 99.95 . SOLID MAPI-5 .E, ~~M J.U!T. . . . . ' 88.qQ WRGUGI-IT II()~ M4fM~II'l4• RAC'$ $ 1.QO :Z. I.IVING RQQM lUiliS . . . !i 88.00 ro • PIYIDE~ TOU"'J!tlk•y G~~ RAtti• J ~.qg * * * rc. * ~lH.OO J - ·--..'JV~~ On iJihF Brightest IAiaR FUBM ~1'-IA -¥-id~~~ • �,. • • ,_ ' The DAILY SENTINEL; Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -------------------------------~~~~~~----~~----------Cora Bo... Kr. Tobey llyen, Stevte Newber..,. taMed ' oa ciell fiew Haven, visited . rellltlvea ~~ tal. Pow· Si'< Letart, W. Vo. Carpenter Man HUlton! -: Mr. TeddyMiller ~. Returns From Army ---lContbl-" " - .... ll -Tbe m~enhlp may m.U.e .uth A&aotiatioa to help defray aentral operatinc expenaet~ of the Association. Any members wboae dues are not paid by the end of the li.scal year of the Aaoeiaur, · shall not be eligible for mem ership and membership privUeges until such dues are paid. 8. HOW MONIES SHAU.. BE SPENT-Any funds obtained as dues or otherwise shall l!e spent in such manner as the Committee may prescribe. ,.... IV VIRGINIA CARL.TON Teddy M-iller who has been in tbe army several months W&l dl.i:... charged and returned home. He -' ~ &aw service in France and was ~ • stationed for sometime at Saint Nazaire, France. Dunng World war I Saint Nazaire was one of the largesl and important port~ in Fr)lnce where the Lr.ited Slates ArmY supplies were landed and sent out to the different areas were the armies operated. Large eunvoys of U. S. soldu~rs landed here i!.Dd sai led from alter the Armistice was signed . The Amencan Army operated larse ware houses and had r:fiil · roads leading from tbc town during the war. Saint Nautire at that time was one of the large cities of fo'r ance and a very large navy ·vard was maintained there but it :·is said that during World War II ,it was about destroyed by the Germans who bombarded the town 'so that it was reduced to almost ly MAUD! ILISSING Mr. Harry Marr and w.U.e. NeW York. are vi.litiDC hil ~o­ tber-i n-law and liNer, Mr. •ad Mrs. William Hart. Harry if, 1 former, Maaon Count, bo)', ae4 has many relativet IDd frieadi in tbe bend area~ Mr. and Mn. Curtll Youaa spent an evening reeeotlr, wttb Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myers. Mrs. Anna Fey, daughter Cora and 91Jlall son, lllinoi&, 1re visft.. lng in t.be home of the Connei!'a brother~ Fred Rou 11 b . She also has a brother Artie qf Broad Run,, Ollt.ie, New Haven . G"over, Masofi, Mrs . Lest-er Smith and Mrs. Lola JeUries, Mason, and Mrs. Frank Burris, Point Pleannt. Dennis Roush .i:nd Cecil Blessing took dinner with Mrtl. Gar· nett Chapman and father, W. A. Blessing, Tuesrlay. It was Mrs. Chapman's birthday . 9. RULES AND REGULATIONS New Haven Live Wire Class Met At E. U. B. Church Teddy Miller suys it IS nOW hf'· · ing rebuilt and his camp was on thf' same grounds that the Ameri:can ('amp was located in World War I where James M. Cru mp wall By MRS. W. R. JOHNSTON The Live Wire Club met Tuesst ationed with the 23rd Engineers day evening at the EUB C hur~h . during Lhe first World War. Mrs. Wade Cunningham presided. Mrs. F. A. Batey had a Bible eontest which Mrs. Freeman Roush Tom my Gibbs who has been in won. Hostessess for the evening the armed rorces at a C!lnlP 10 were Mrs. Boyd Scott, Mrs. K. K. Nurth Carolina wa s rl isc hargcd Scites, Mrs. Harry Capehart, Mr ~>. and p·turncrl hom(' la.~t. week . Edgar Layne and Mrs . Earl VickMrs. Anna B. Edwards, 11 form . L'l" res ident he1·c, her son and dau- ersO.th · cl y kj cr memb ers presen 1 werf" 'h Ler· •dn·law . Mr . 'c~ Mbrs . ran Mrs. P. E . Pickens, Mrs. George E<wa 1 r s, a11 o 1 o1um us were J Mrs Cl t ~tll d v'sitJOJ; here Tuesday. 'ewe 11 ' · ay on · _ey an Mrs H Keith McClu ng spent Judy, Mrs. Ward Cunningham, ~1 l · · p t PI t Mrs . John Bumgardner, Mrs . Howeasan · . ard Burris, M·rs. A. F. Bryant, Mrs. om a}· m om S. L Dunlap employed ROUl!l h . h . In Th e1rna Cape h ar t , Mrs. Cl'll 1 r ennsy I van ·1a IS· vls. .ltmg ts \VI 1e M H H 11 M 8 d a1Hl !\·I rs F'. Chapman this week. Lo.rs .. garr;1 RmanW, rs. ernMar . . evm , r. rs. ay eaver, rs . MIS!! Helen Jenk1ns of Ch.arh·sIvan Sha wv • r. Mrs. s . H. Re1·1mtre · .,h h k d t th I ""thspenM ,.Hwt~c cnJ kV.:l t'l • and Mrs. F. A. Batey. mo er. rs . enry en Ins. The b 1· b Mrs. Ch<~r l es Ju h.l ing is ill . ow mg season egan _on Sr.pt. 8 .at the Pomeroy Bowlmg Alley, Philip Sporn entered 12 teams into the 19M League . The Clifton tca'ms are made up of employees By The Goodwill Bible ClaSs in various departments at thr. The Good WiU Bible Class of plant . The season ,will last until Cl ifton M. E. Church again met early spri ng. al Mrs . Ned Henry's, WcdnbSday Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gorda n afternoon to contiooc the rag of Long Island , N. Y.. are visi· cutti ng. Thos e pr-ese nt were Mrs. ling their son, John, a few days. G('arhart, Mabel Johnson, Irene Mr. and Mrs . Paul Scally were Jus>ti.s, Sevilla Blessi ng, and Mrs. in Charleston, on Thursday, on business. Hf'nry . Mrs . Dale Lyon.s and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Charles Cundiff Mary, was callin·g on Mrs. Ned are vacationing In the West VirHrnry, Mondall afternoon . gin[' panhandle, mar Chester, Ivan Bush from Mason Ci&b'. w. v.. was visiting with Ned Henry, Mr. and MT"S. Richard Grinstead ThurSoday. were business visitors in Parkers• )Irs. John Taylor of Mason burg, Wednesday. .. Ci ty and sons , John <~nd K e nn~h anrl Calvin Bumgarner were call. West Shade wg on Mr. and Mrs . Ned Henry, - - --- - - - · Mrs. Catharine Newberry children, visited wtt.b her moth~~ Mrs. Dennis Roush, Tue:;day ternoon. Cecil Blessing, wlfe, and Ella spent Thursday wJth Mr. Mrs. Dallas Yeager, Mason. WhUe there. Cecil Riley BleRsing, ron , talked to his moth"•'~'·~~::;~,·~ that his wife had gone t very serious operation . • 'liiiiii 'Ill •'' TIC USE .." 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 I " Jy HWWI N. IIIIIDISIII, IU. eUmtn'ted (ram Lots of Fine Serticeable Cars .. - Absolutely ~o Junkers. hr 5:30 6:00 6:30 6:45 or course there are other C&121· :u ror reeta1 bleedtn1 1n a chUd. A polyp, whJeh 1l!l a can tumor, may be the reaao.n, or t.he boWt1 may tel""'pe wlth!n lloelf. !tow· ner, the _moat common cauae 11 t; •, jn help. WhflD thll dlarder oee1IJ"' lD odnlla, however, 1\ 111&1 require :.llleJDbrane of t.be rectum. e& QGDIKM .IJID AIIIWII ·by omall ~urea or cu\1 Ill tl1ll llrL 1.: 11:J c:hlld'l n&ftl IWOIII ..ana. OQt, lit lo 11.. :run 014. Wlla& . ;: In mAD7 - - qnaotlcliiiJqJ ~ loc WI? . ·" ....... !hAl popcorn ...... 110111 Tllla ... llwba\ · of diet. Routed corn. unlo• ...U Ia kllmla u • aanl ruplmo, or chewed, wtll leave.., andlpated btnii&.I1TIIUIIy Uoll II belt rem portion of tho kernel lila\ IIIUfll· llr '""prJ Ill a olllld Uo11 clellt:l' 1::... . IUld polloted lo .Old - -=bo- 7 - _.fl .v '!!!!.':.'!'to.~! t 1 IUfiM71iObriDCaboUt•eun.. lnliammattoD of thl u:!:J , - ·-·. I -' ·;u ~:n_!!!. 7 . ---- · ~ y l Wl"' ll 'h. ·nT "' • ··"..,:).ft.ai· ...... , _""'. . • .. ~··· ' • • • 11:00 11:85 11 :11) a , 15 11 :41J ~~"' st~L , ~~ Big s\or,.· B NBC Deat· Phoebe NBC Cayalcadc of Sports Btll Playbaek News Picture 111 Sports Eye • Out YOur Way ' NBC Life . of Rilry •,liJews H"eadlineS ~ Weatbereast . SilottS aeadline~ •;ABC·,. Twenty Quosliond ... TV Theatre-'' Hdl 's liar· hor'' with Gene Hersbolt the heavens tng 3. Forbid local f . Elevated aelf· train govern· G. Scorch ment 6. 'Hour tL.) · 21 . 'Musical 7. Belonging inlltruto us moent 8. Make 22. Goddeu beUeve or 11. Away beauty 12. Purchase• {Rom. ) 13. A pmf or 23. Na.t1v11 chance of 8olld .., e . )line. · -~ 'If. Spoken tO. Petlod of "tlme 11. Portlttecl H~rt. 1· C.Ur.) . . -12. 'li;IJinl' euk U . Coolin&' ctevke 15. Subtle 1~ . emanation 11. TOW'Ud. 17. Showy On -the \ By .BAROLD ORPHAN ANNIE · ~RAt 'f!.AH ·--rnt MOH£Y THAT'S 100 HaT -m HOLO Of'fTO, ~-,..-~-"--Mf'~IIE- (Col· SontheaNtern OHIO'S Only ·£1\R Au,e tioo ; C th> •"I" 1 ... ..... 6:80 E~Jo RepGrter ~, ' "Natlaa. Cabbr.) 7,ao My l!ero' ._ 8:00 PltyhoUJe of Stars ,II. J'eat R LOT' ---- -·lilill' u.Not workl~ DG\m I.A.~ ' of .... kt • - ' East Main Street -Your Chevrolet Dealer Pome,roy, _.. ~- . ...;. .• . 1 P. M. SA 1URDA Y SEP1 . 25~ 1.954 ' ' In Case of Rain Sale Will Be Held Inside- Union Avenue, ' royf' 0 .. . D lo ONGFJ!: L W • One tettef)l.,iPtt.at&nd.·tOr another. J~ tHI. ~ln:ple A It uaed 1~ ~~~ l!lm !/o. X lor tb, t)':o o•a, itc., s1nc1• 1<\1'"'· ,.,.._ 1 ! .t.r~f:;'1u-. Oi• \'1tfil:UI lnd fot~~n of tlui woidt- ' are aU hlnta. ~ .• ,liM.~ !•ttoro Oft ~·"~-~ · : 7 , , ' ,.i ', ·· 'A~!Ioolatto.. il!t' zo ZHEJ'I'C \ )(JZL SKYLD, __ , 08K j CKK XN o- xK·~'fli1 . ' . •·I -~ O.!KJ;NJK . •• and 8 percent improvement ' •' • By CH&STER GOUL1 • ho ~: _eftkien.cy, re1wrt s Capper's Fa~;.,:. e r. That am ount of tall uw. in a 22 percent protein r:.~tiutl unproved grow th an d efficiency n~ry liUie. 1 "Birds that got tallow in the 25 per cent protein l'lltion showcLI ';CX· ceptional fini s h. · Missionary Held SANCY • MISSIONAIT Dorottl·y ton. f2 (above), eaptured b7 . ttfe Chlne1e Reds Feb. a, 19lSl, Is one or a number ot Amerl• cana sttU neld, aid INS correapondent Donald DhtQQ, who waa released in Hong Kana. lie uld ner ·1n prtaon In ClllltQ,D. " 'ttfrt! ne waa held 18 tnontha. She 11 from Clcero"Bible eburCh, Chkaga. ( IJtternGUon.aJJ hi! atw ~-.....,..,. ·--· - - ~ -· -- - NEW AMBASSADORS ·NAMED u. U.Oarden · ..,.plllblan tO.Dosu ~ DICK TRACY I I:IIQ Rocket Squad U. AIIP rl\'11 IIJ, A lfoolo IT. Reyolvo .....•' ',· Theatre 1 CO Duwn un the Farm 1·30 AP C-SoMier Pand~ · 2 CO Wl'S1 ern The atre 3 CO AP•C-Pre (fame Program 3. u _.t.;nC- NCAA _ Iowa . vs Mic· higun Stule 5·45 .41·c- Post Game Program u oo p r c-Stu Erwin 6 :m NPC- Ethel and Alber t 7:CO Saturday Nigh1: Jambor~e 7:30 Death Valley Days 8.00 N.BC-Max Liebman senls- ''Lady in t-he Dat-k" starrlng Ann Southern • D 30 NBC-Hit Parade 10 00 1\'BC-Mi-okey Roon('y 10 ::0 Liberace 11 :00 NeY.'S Headlines 11 :05 Spt.rts Headlines I Wre·J tlin-g from Dayton Owl Theatre "Loan Shark" with George Rail and J)oro· thy Hart e 1:15 New!l, WJ!ather, Sign Off • . ~rogr~ t-;~ecast jn color 6:4S Ernie sa·i.mders Sports 6 ~ ~ Weatherman 7:00 ·Mama · .. ~ . lqilll Vnltod , Up jb 1.0 perr cnt l<~lluw will im· prove bruiiCl" rations if the prote in enough . ]" vel of th l'fc('d is hi gh TV 1 tp balan.ce th<' ad. ded enl·rgy. lrt . Cruiadian ' tilst s. 10 po.'rc enl lall ow, · in ' a 21) · ..percent protein ration. ,.gave it hlg increase in growth rate 4:00 Vireinia's Hom e Journal 4180 :tele'dtama ' 0<100 L.u cty 8 Ranch Myth.) ' 12 :00 NHC- Mr. Wizard 12 .:!0 · llMT- Bctter Living TA~L.Q:W FOR BROILERS WC:HS-TV-FIIIDAY · 21. N.e puvt ·vote n. 10.06· Smilin Ed's Gang 10 .30 Cnrtoon Carnival 11 :30 ABC- Sc·per Circus ChanneJ.3 . polltiqti 25. 'fhtrtfOre 21. Fairy 'Per& ~ ·, WCHS-TV IC&-Ie in~•"' J ......~ . • .m.· I' '• . . az. lltfln1•4 !RJtWin•lll . • I,p,ill. l 31. Turt 39. Note in .:JO: ·;p.t:eta• ~ 21. T,rack aame 32. Fall In dropa S3." Epochs 36. A divtsiGn of time 29. 1.ei-ve att a eyJiable ·•Net 9,~,/'ltn ·On I "' ......., •• A•MJI•r 26. Ent~aly oceut , 18. Storage · ' plaee for 20. faiHhooda ~ . fodcler • WsA;E-TV- SATURDAY Pr.;· Iran 24 . Peruse · Ullni) lt. ·:ICJ)Codnt.: ' • t'a rm , P.~ c.~9.~d~~~~~p?. . t . oedmelrlc . all mllk01 Modela .. ·.. AppUuee Stan Pboat 200 I m' Westinghouse Cleland's 8 30 9;00 9:45 , 10:00 10:15 10:25 10:30 WSAZ·TY-FRIDAY 4.00 NBC Piliky Lee Show 4 30 ' HOwdy Doody 5:00 .r t,,:Pid T1mer• ~: 30 R ibow Trail 5.45 ~ , ):36's: l'ie'!"s ' ··, 6,oo;~ :!21~ BU! Hickok ·_ .. 6:30" · ·nJM; ··Golre ·time tl:45 ~C News Carava~ ,. * Loundermot ... 1. 7,oo 1"'a:tm111 1-:th u anneI 3 I ., ,. SOUTBE~STEB~, OHIO'S lARGEST Telmston t ~1~ Horse llacing- ·'U. N. lLmdicap" Saturday Showcase ·· The Admiral was a Lady" ELl· mund O'Brien. Tel e\'isio ll Classroom ~ Vacation USA ·· m in(,is Sta te Fair" Bob Bollz Repl)rti_pg. Ernie Saundci"·s ..lfPort Shuw 11: AT TV Life un 8:00 P layhcuse 8 :·30 MY Fa\'or llc llushanr.: ur Hroatlc•·st) 9 :CO That's My l:!oy 9 30 \J :-4.5 10,45 1 9 5.5 week. The U. of a bla.Dd aneathetta ola.tmea.t 11 a110 ot 101111 Big Top Ca.plain Midnight Unele Johnn} Coons Badge & Bullets 7:00 Jaekie Gll'ason Show • See The New I, Teled,ama 11 :00 Sign On 11:00 12:00 12":30 1:Oo 3 :00 3:30 4 :00 r---1 the diet for a ~ / WCHS-TV SATURDAY 7 ·:JlKtal BJeedW, P~rson to Perso[l Jo Stafford : S hop on TV World News Tonight Up to the minute News ll:lt) Late Show i !* Dryer - Viceroy Star .Theatre 11 :00 11 :05 • Your Best Buy Is A WESTINGHOUSE --=---Digestive Troubles .From Roast Com 7 ··- ) t* of '"" : ."PPPCORN proclltlll" II mod· lbe - . 1 wall wtoillllll ilmbed· -leal termlnolop for the h&mc did. tD u oUMI'WIM AnD 1tool. :.&U..d In the lnteotlno bylllo un- ,....,. Dlo ,. ;Wieated morael& or routed eorn A*JD1C' ~lftie d1Jturbanc41 of the bofti A doclior eu. uuaftr dlll"'twl ·Ji!&dt to the dt.treMlng qh\ of tbJa dW:)rder bJ namtntn1 tbe "blood either mixed 1D t.be ~ rectum wttb &A ln1trumen' movement or lD the toUR bowl mown u • procto.cope, 'l'be U\-followtnc • cblld'a viii\ to 111o ue llllnml will UI1IOIIJ heal wl\11 toilet. ""' - \leuoned , prmdod ....... ;.._..,...."'"t~j _........ IDd hilhlf fooda .,. You Hove Always w~~lftl Mr, and Mrs. F . M. Roush hHd . u callers in their home Thursdey 1 Mr . George Bland and wife, IIHnois, and Mrs. Rosa Stcwut. Mason, were visitors in the Cedl Bltssing home Friday afternoon . Mr. Bland arid Mrs. Blessing were school mates and the first they had met for forty some years. Mr . aoJI Mrs. Bill Harris, Ma~on , MT. and Mrs. Stanley Adkinsiiii I ' Mr. and Mrs. Will -HeHman, Mrs. J . L. Wickham , ·shirley and Billie Heilman attended the homce,pming held at Mt. Herman church Sunday. · Mrs. Harry Brown and sons call· ed at the Painter home Sunday. ¥rs. Jennie Roush Is spendinJ the week with Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Geoglein and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spence and Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Violet . spent Sunday afternoon at the RQUsh home on West Shade. M. Sgt. Russell Painter Jr., has written his parents of his return· ing to the States from Korea, in October. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matlack and dai!ghter, Belpre, were Sunday guests of Mr . and Mrs. VIrgil Roush and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Payne Columbus, were Saturdty gue1 or Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wickham . Mrs. Ivan Well and daught~r called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heil· man Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Well called on Mrs. Mary Bailey Sunday. Mr. &nd Mrs. Edson Wickham R~chmond, 0 ., spent .!!cvcral day~ w1th J.fr. and Mrs. J. L. Wickham. Mr. and Mrs . George Abbott and daughter Nina and Joyce and Darlene Bail.?y spent Monday With Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Lanham . Mr. and Mrs. Edson Wickham called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heil . man Tuesday. P.\IIJLY Lay-Away September 25th, the V. F. W. Hall will be closed on Saturday to all minors unless accompanied by th~lr parents. Commander, HARRY WYATT Mrs. Taft Boston called on Mrs . Ed Fry, Friday mDrning. Mrs. Fannie Roush, Oak <>r•ove. 1 Mrs . Anna Fry, daughter and small son, Dlinois, with Mrs. LeSter Smith, and other relatives Mrs. Ethel Myers, Dayton, is spcn~ing hq vacation her sister, Mrs. tora Bogp, her sl' n, Tobey Myers and near Boan:l Chureh . We are sorry to report Dr. ,O. V. Smith and Mrs. Aten aren't so we~ at ~-his wr·itii>R Ciillvin Blessing nd ' wife, Mrs. Ethel Myers, Dayton, Ohio, M:rs. t ing with Mr. and Mrs. NW Hen- Mrs. Will Heilman. ry Thu rsday evening. I Mr. ancl Mrs. Golden Bahr and Mrs . June Burns was shopp ing Mr. and Mrs . Curtis Bailey were in Pomeroy and Middleport, Wed - supper -guests of Mrs. Mary Bailey ,csday arternoon . Saturday evening. ._ .... Mrs. Addle Edwards is visiting _ _ _:_ . .:::.--~-- )lcr dau·g Me; and son-in-law , Mr. at Mason Clinic. ·1nd Mrs. Louie Harms of Toledo, 00 Dr. Schaekel was Calling :Dhio. Mrs. Lydia Compson, Sunday. Mrs . Heifn Barl:er visited he r Those spending Saturday ev~ o~;ister, Mrs. Arc.h Gibbs of Mason ning at Ten Mile, were Mollie :.C.ily, wtlo has been ill for some· Fox, Jessie Cartwright, Lawrence j!mc. She remains ahout the same Lewis, and Olga Lewis. Mr . arrd Mrs . Marvin Barker Ma11tha Henry and Retty Pope ·and sons, Joe and Bob of Charhas <K:cepted employment at the IL'Sto n, W. Va ., vis ited Mrs . Helen Sylvania PLant, Point Pleasant. Barker recently. Mr. and Mrs . Morrin Wartcn· of Mrs. Helen Barker. Dorothy Blake has accepted empl oyment at lh c fo~alcon reslauranl in New Hav en . Mr. and Mr.!> Lew Hoffman and son, Llnyd, spent a day visiting at Barllctt, Ohio. Jimmy Forshee of Charleston, W. Va., visited Mr . and Mrs . Hoy Fox , rl'CI'Rlly. Mr . Andy Stewart remai ns quite ill at this wr iting. Miss Dorothy Blake and Ora May Smilh of Mason, was in Point Pleasant. Friday . Cliff ord J ohnson visited Joe Lackctt recently , who is a patient Beginning Soturpoy, JUNKERS I ~MtT11 -Winchester - , Marlin- IYer NO BY MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER Mr. anrl Mrs. Arthur Firk o[ Shirley and Billie Heilman Linco ln Hill. Pomeroy, were visi· spent several days with Mr. and Taltiner Vi· sitf'd Mr . and M.I • Clifford John· son recently . Mr. and M11S . Ulet Fo:: of Newell, W. Va ., spent Saturday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Fox. They were enroute I.D Misstssippi tfl spend a vacation with relatives . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durst visi · ted Mr . and Mrs. Herman Cartwr ight, Saturday night. Mr. and Mn;. B. J . Redmond have returned from Columbus, Oh io. afler a visit here. Mr . Taylor Bass of Racine . Ohio, viSited Mr. and Mrs. Wil•Jiam Bass and son, Sunday . *. TilE Ji,·' . • 5unday afternoon . visitors a _lew dQI vae1t1on wtth bil m1ly our Board Church. He il •employed. on tbe River. Mr. Harley Bonecutter, who baa beeu sp'endinc a few dtya witb his family near Oak Grove, retu.roed to his employment on bid been ~Ued by the lD.neu ?f the RiYer, Thunday . lin. Cecil Riley BleatiDI, wtlo ll Mrs. Fred RoJMh and euelte In c:rJUccl 'Zooditlon lD . the bospl~ .,.ere ullint on relatives in St.. Alban&, Friday eveniftl. Tobey ~ers and Dwight have been assialiDI Mr . .John Us Rickard in pidling corn. I ABSOLUTELY ° Mr . an d Mrs. Donald RU'Ssell, burg were busine86 tl"ho have been livi ng in Chicago, Mrs. Fannie Blake. Mr. and Mrs. AIPVa 111., hav~ moved to th e apartment F. Bleulog bom.e 'nlunday eve. otna ' Fr·ant Qll'k, 1 boy that WM railed. by Mae late Tbomu 1 ~ l..oQLaa 1\oU.h w_, 1 ylJitor ln the Ed. Fry bome, Thunday. Mn. Tobey Myen lJ the eoolt at Board Sehool, ~ Mra. Robert Gibbl had the milfortune to run a aailln her foot. whieb eaused her' much l)lin. ChlllftliD, MoDday evenin&, were Those calling on Mrs. Garnett Mr. Fred KlnlrJ.e and wife, Akron, Mr. Giedon Ahtlde and Carrie JudJoa, Hartford. Mr. Dwiaht Gtbb& and wile had as their peal, Thursday eveaina. t.belr dauchter, Mrs .. Tobey Myert Mr. and Mn. Curtis Younc were bw!ltneas visiton in Cbarleaton, Tbursday. Vena Rainey and May Roush made applebutter, Tuesdl}' . Those assi&ting Mrs. Fannie Dennis Roush and grandson, Roush in making apple butter, Wednrsday, were Mrs. Garnett Chapman, Mrs. ·Jva Boston, Mn. Mary Louise Keefer, Mn. Ina Weigand, Mrs. Anna Fr-J;;· · and. · daugbter, Cora. 1 ' Those calling on Cecil, Maude and Ella Blessing, Tuesday eve. ning, were Rev. W. S. Blllu,ps, Point Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Ctlvin Blessing, and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis- Young. We are happy to report that Delmar Newberry who met with a serious accident is doing nicely returned 1 and expecting to be borne soon from Holz~r Hospital. Mrs. Laura Gibbs call-ed on Maude ;md Ella Blessing, Tuer;· day. rules and regulations as It may choose and conduct its own affairs in such manner as the membership may prescribe provided, however Lhat any rides and regulations voted or any actions taken shall not be in cpnflit!t with the constitution of the Association . Copies of all rule& and regula· lions voted shall be filed with the association. ·nothing . PolDtl Mr. Pau.l BletalD.& ud wlfe, Bleasilll, ThursdiY evcnin__•;,·,ndiinl Pleaunt, were eallen lb tbe c. Mr. Cbar~e• B!'OWD i~ •1 ' the Oalr. Grove c:ommunllf, S~a-~ evtbfna:, Mr. and lira. CUrtll day. YouDI, Mr. Billie Wellapd M'r. and. Mrs. Ed Fry ,pent Sun Virlll Burrl.a, Poiat PleUint. day afternoon witb Mr. and Mrl. DaJLu 1· <Qer, Muon. · Mra. Cecil Bleulng, aon PaW and wife _retllfD.ed bome from Ak.ron, Slmday eveaiDC. where tbey 7 • • NOW 1 WON'T BE SI;!THE~EO I'M GLAD IT'S BROKE BY ~EObLERS TODAY. �,. • • ,_ ' The DAILY SENTINEL; Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -------------------------------~~~~~~----~~----------Cora Bo... Kr. Tobey llyen, Stevte Newber..,. taMed ' oa ciell fiew Haven, visited . rellltlvea ~~ tal. Pow· Si'< Letart, W. Vo. Carpenter Man HUlton! -: Mr. TeddyMiller ~. Returns From Army ---lContbl-" " - .... ll -Tbe m~enhlp may m.U.e .uth A&aotiatioa to help defray aentral operatinc expenaet~ of the Association. Any members wboae dues are not paid by the end of the li.scal year of the Aaoeiaur, · shall not be eligible for mem ership and membership privUeges until such dues are paid. 8. HOW MONIES SHAU.. BE SPENT-Any funds obtained as dues or otherwise shall l!e spent in such manner as the Committee may prescribe. ,.... IV VIRGINIA CARL.TON Teddy M-iller who has been in tbe army several months W&l dl.i:... charged and returned home. He -' ~ &aw service in France and was ~ • stationed for sometime at Saint Nazaire, France. Dunng World war I Saint Nazaire was one of the largesl and important port~ in Fr)lnce where the Lr.ited Slates ArmY supplies were landed and sent out to the different areas were the armies operated. Large eunvoys of U. S. soldu~rs landed here i!.Dd sai led from alter the Armistice was signed . The Amencan Army operated larse ware houses and had r:fiil · roads leading from tbc town during the war. Saint Nautire at that time was one of the large cities of fo'r ance and a very large navy ·vard was maintained there but it :·is said that during World War II ,it was about destroyed by the Germans who bombarded the town 'so that it was reduced to almost ly MAUD! ILISSING Mr. Harry Marr and w.U.e. NeW York. are vi.litiDC hil ~o­ tber-i n-law and liNer, Mr. •ad Mrs. William Hart. Harry if, 1 former, Maaon Count, bo)', ae4 has many relativet IDd frieadi in tbe bend area~ Mr. and Mn. Curtll Youaa spent an evening reeeotlr, wttb Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myers. Mrs. Anna Fey, daughter Cora and 91Jlall son, lllinoi&, 1re visft.. lng in t.be home of the Connei!'a brother~ Fred Rou 11 b . She also has a brother Artie qf Broad Run,, Ollt.ie, New Haven . G"over, Masofi, Mrs . Lest-er Smith and Mrs. Lola JeUries, Mason, and Mrs. Frank Burris, Point Pleannt. Dennis Roush .i:nd Cecil Blessing took dinner with Mrtl. Gar· nett Chapman and father, W. A. Blessing, Tuesrlay. It was Mrs. Chapman's birthday . 9. RULES AND REGULATIONS New Haven Live Wire Class Met At E. U. B. Church Teddy Miller suys it IS nOW hf'· · ing rebuilt and his camp was on thf' same grounds that the Ameri:can ('amp was located in World War I where James M. Cru mp wall By MRS. W. R. JOHNSTON The Live Wire Club met Tuesst ationed with the 23rd Engineers day evening at the EUB C hur~h . during Lhe first World War. Mrs. Wade Cunningham presided. Mrs. F. A. Batey had a Bible eontest which Mrs. Freeman Roush Tom my Gibbs who has been in won. Hostessess for the evening the armed rorces at a C!lnlP 10 were Mrs. Boyd Scott, Mrs. K. K. Nurth Carolina wa s rl isc hargcd Scites, Mrs. Harry Capehart, Mr ~>. and p·turncrl hom(' la.~t. week . Edgar Layne and Mrs . Earl VickMrs. Anna B. Edwards, 11 form . L'l" res ident he1·c, her son and dau- ersO.th · cl y kj cr memb ers presen 1 werf" 'h Ler· •dn·law . Mr . 'c~ Mbrs . ran Mrs. P. E . Pickens, Mrs. George E<wa 1 r s, a11 o 1 o1um us were J Mrs Cl t ~tll d v'sitJOJ; here Tuesday. 'ewe 11 ' · ay on · _ey an Mrs H Keith McClu ng spent Judy, Mrs. Ward Cunningham, ~1 l · · p t PI t Mrs . John Bumgardner, Mrs . Howeasan · . ard Burris, M·rs. A. F. Bryant, Mrs. om a}· m om S. L Dunlap employed ROUl!l h . h . In Th e1rna Cape h ar t , Mrs. Cl'll 1 r ennsy I van ·1a IS· vls. .ltmg ts \VI 1e M H H 11 M 8 d a1Hl !\·I rs F'. Chapman this week. Lo.rs .. garr;1 RmanW, rs. ernMar . . evm , r. rs. ay eaver, rs . MIS!! Helen Jenk1ns of Ch.arh·sIvan Sha wv • r. Mrs. s . H. Re1·1mtre · .,h h k d t th I ""thspenM ,.Hwt~c cnJ kV.:l t'l • and Mrs. F. A. Batey. mo er. rs . enry en Ins. The b 1· b Mrs. Ch<~r l es Ju h.l ing is ill . ow mg season egan _on Sr.pt. 8 .at the Pomeroy Bowlmg Alley, Philip Sporn entered 12 teams into the 19M League . The Clifton tca'ms are made up of employees By The Goodwill Bible ClaSs in various departments at thr. The Good WiU Bible Class of plant . The season ,will last until Cl ifton M. E. Church again met early spri ng. al Mrs . Ned Henry's, WcdnbSday Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gorda n afternoon to contiooc the rag of Long Island , N. Y.. are visi· cutti ng. Thos e pr-ese nt were Mrs. ling their son, John, a few days. G('arhart, Mabel Johnson, Irene Mr. and Mrs . Paul Scally were Jus>ti.s, Sevilla Blessi ng, and Mrs. in Charleston, on Thursday, on business. Hf'nry . Mrs . Dale Lyon.s and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Charles Cundiff Mary, was callin·g on Mrs. Ned are vacationing In the West VirHrnry, Mondall afternoon . gin[' panhandle, mar Chester, Ivan Bush from Mason Ci&b'. w. v.. was visiting with Ned Henry, Mr. and MT"S. Richard Grinstead ThurSoday. were business visitors in Parkers• )Irs. John Taylor of Mason burg, Wednesday. .. Ci ty and sons , John <~nd K e nn~h anrl Calvin Bumgarner were call. West Shade wg on Mr. and Mrs . Ned Henry, - - --- - - - · Mrs. Catharine Newberry children, visited wtt.b her moth~~ Mrs. Dennis Roush, Tue:;day ternoon. Cecil Blessing, wlfe, and Ella spent Thursday wJth Mr. Mrs. Dallas Yeager, Mason. WhUe there. Cecil Riley BleRsing, ron , talked to his moth"•'~'·~~::;~,·~ that his wife had gone t very serious operation . • 'liiiiii 'Ill •'' TIC USE .." 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 I " Jy HWWI N. IIIIIDISIII, IU. eUmtn'ted (ram Lots of Fine Serticeable Cars .. - Absolutely ~o Junkers. hr 5:30 6:00 6:30 6:45 or course there are other C&121· :u ror reeta1 bleedtn1 1n a chUd. A polyp, whJeh 1l!l a can tumor, may be the reaao.n, or t.he boWt1 may tel""'pe wlth!n lloelf. !tow· ner, the _moat common cauae 11 t; •, jn help. WhflD thll dlarder oee1IJ"' lD odnlla, however, 1\ 111&1 require :.llleJDbrane of t.be rectum. e& QGDIKM .IJID AIIIWII ·by omall ~urea or cu\1 Ill tl1ll llrL 1.: 11:J c:hlld'l n&ftl IWOIII ..ana. OQt, lit lo 11.. :run 014. Wlla& . ;: In mAD7 - - qnaotlcliiiJqJ ~ loc WI? . ·" ....... !hAl popcorn ...... 110111 Tllla ... llwba\ · of diet. Routed corn. unlo• ...U Ia kllmla u • aanl ruplmo, or chewed, wtll leave.., andlpated btnii&.I1TIIUIIy Uoll II belt rem portion of tho kernel lila\ IIIUfll· llr '""prJ Ill a olllld Uo11 clellt:l' 1::... . IUld polloted lo .Old - -=bo- 7 - _.fl .v '!!!!.':.'!'to.~! t 1 IUfiM71iObriDCaboUt•eun.. lnliammattoD of thl u:!:J , - ·-·. I -' ·;u ~:n_!!!. 7 . ---- · ~ y l Wl"' ll 'h. ·nT "' • ··"..,:).ft.ai· ...... , _""'. . • .. ~··· ' • • • 11:00 11:85 11 :11) a , 15 11 :41J ~~"' st~L , ~~ Big s\or,.· B NBC Deat· Phoebe NBC Cayalcadc of Sports Btll Playbaek News Picture 111 Sports Eye • Out YOur Way ' NBC Life . of Rilry •,liJews H"eadlineS ~ Weatbereast . SilottS aeadline~ •;ABC·,. Twenty Quosliond ... TV Theatre-'' Hdl 's liar· hor'' with Gene Hersbolt the heavens tng 3. Forbid local f . Elevated aelf· train govern· G. Scorch ment 6. 'Hour tL.) · 21 . 'Musical 7. Belonging inlltruto us moent 8. Make 22. Goddeu beUeve or 11. Away beauty 12. Purchase• {Rom. ) 13. A pmf or 23. Na.t1v11 chance of 8olld .., e . )line. · -~ 'If. Spoken tO. Petlod of "tlme 11. Portlttecl H~rt. 1· C.Ur.) . . -12. 'li;IJinl' euk U . Coolin&' ctevke 15. Subtle 1~ . emanation 11. TOW'Ud. 17. Showy On -the \ By .BAROLD ORPHAN ANNIE · ~RAt 'f!.AH ·--rnt MOH£Y THAT'S 100 HaT -m HOLO Of'fTO, ~-,..-~-"--Mf'~IIE- (Col· SontheaNtern OHIO'S Only ·£1\R Au,e tioo ; C th> •"I" 1 ... ..... 6:80 E~Jo RepGrter ~, ' "Natlaa. Cabbr.) 7,ao My l!ero' ._ 8:00 PltyhoUJe of Stars ,II. J'eat R LOT' ---- -·lilill' u.Not workl~ DG\m I.A.~ ' of .... kt • - ' East Main Street -Your Chevrolet Dealer Pome,roy, _.. ~- . ...;. .• . 1 P. M. SA 1URDA Y SEP1 . 25~ 1.954 ' ' In Case of Rain Sale Will Be Held Inside- Union Avenue, ' royf' 0 .. . D lo ONGFJ!: L W • One tettef)l.,iPtt.at&nd.·tOr another. J~ tHI. ~ln:ple A It uaed 1~ ~~~ l!lm !/o. X lor tb, t)':o o•a, itc., s1nc1• 1<\1'"'· ,.,.._ 1 ! .t.r~f:;'1u-. Oi• \'1tfil:UI lnd fot~~n of tlui woidt- ' are aU hlnta. ~ .• ,liM.~ !•ttoro Oft ~·"~-~ · : 7 , , ' ,.i ', ·· 'A~!Ioolatto.. il!t' zo ZHEJ'I'C \ )(JZL SKYLD, __ , 08K j CKK XN o- xK·~'fli1 . ' . •·I -~ O.!KJ;NJK . •• and 8 percent improvement ' •' • By CH&STER GOUL1 • ho ~: _eftkien.cy, re1wrt s Capper's Fa~;.,:. e r. That am ount of tall uw. in a 22 percent protein r:.~tiutl unproved grow th an d efficiency n~ry liUie. 1 "Birds that got tallow in the 25 per cent protein l'lltion showcLI ';CX· ceptional fini s h. · Missionary Held SANCY • MISSIONAIT Dorottl·y ton. f2 (above), eaptured b7 . ttfe Chlne1e Reds Feb. a, 19lSl, Is one or a number ot Amerl• cana sttU neld, aid INS correapondent Donald DhtQQ, who waa released in Hong Kana. lie uld ner ·1n prtaon In ClllltQ,D. " 'ttfrt! ne waa held 18 tnontha. She 11 from Clcero"Bible eburCh, Chkaga. ( IJtternGUon.aJJ hi! atw ~-.....,..,. ·--· - - ~ -· -- - NEW AMBASSADORS ·NAMED u. U.Oarden · ..,.plllblan tO.Dosu ~ DICK TRACY I I:IIQ Rocket Squad U. AIIP rl\'11 IIJ, A lfoolo IT. Reyolvo .....•' ',· Theatre 1 CO Duwn un the Farm 1·30 AP C-SoMier Pand~ · 2 CO Wl'S1 ern The atre 3 CO AP•C-Pre (fame Program 3. u _.t.;nC- NCAA _ Iowa . vs Mic· higun Stule 5·45 .41·c- Post Game Program u oo p r c-Stu Erwin 6 :m NPC- Ethel and Alber t 7:CO Saturday Nigh1: Jambor~e 7:30 Death Valley Days 8.00 N.BC-Max Liebman senls- ''Lady in t-he Dat-k" starrlng Ann Southern • D 30 NBC-Hit Parade 10 00 1\'BC-Mi-okey Roon('y 10 ::0 Liberace 11 :00 NeY.'S Headlines 11 :05 Spt.rts Headlines I Wre·J tlin-g from Dayton Owl Theatre "Loan Shark" with George Rail and J)oro· thy Hart e 1:15 New!l, WJ!ather, Sign Off • . ~rogr~ t-;~ecast jn color 6:4S Ernie sa·i.mders Sports 6 ~ ~ Weatherman 7:00 ·Mama · .. ~ . lqilll Vnltod , Up jb 1.0 perr cnt l<~lluw will im· prove bruiiCl" rations if the prote in enough . ]" vel of th l'fc('d is hi gh TV 1 tp balan.ce th<' ad. ded enl·rgy. lrt . Cruiadian ' tilst s. 10 po.'rc enl lall ow, · in ' a 21) · ..percent protein ration. ,.gave it hlg increase in growth rate 4:00 Vireinia's Hom e Journal 4180 :tele'dtama ' 0<100 L.u cty 8 Ranch Myth.) ' 12 :00 NHC- Mr. Wizard 12 .:!0 · llMT- Bctter Living TA~L.Q:W FOR BROILERS WC:HS-TV-FIIIDAY · 21. N.e puvt ·vote n. 10.06· Smilin Ed's Gang 10 .30 Cnrtoon Carnival 11 :30 ABC- Sc·per Circus ChanneJ.3 . polltiqti 25. 'fhtrtfOre 21. Fairy 'Per& ~ ·, WCHS-TV IC&-Ie in~•"' J ......~ . • .m.· I' '• . . az. lltfln1•4 !RJtWin•lll . • I,p,ill. l 31. Turt 39. Note in .:JO: ·;p.t:eta• ~ 21. T,rack aame 32. Fall In dropa S3." Epochs 36. A divtsiGn of time 29. 1.ei-ve att a eyJiable ·•Net 9,~,/'ltn ·On I "' ......., •• A•MJI•r 26. Ent~aly oceut , 18. Storage · ' plaee for 20. faiHhooda ~ . fodcler • WsA;E-TV- SATURDAY Pr.;· Iran 24 . Peruse · Ullni) lt. ·:ICJ)Codnt.: ' • t'a rm , P.~ c.~9.~d~~~~~p?. . t . oedmelrlc . all mllk01 Modela .. ·.. AppUuee Stan Pboat 200 I m' Westinghouse Cleland's 8 30 9;00 9:45 , 10:00 10:15 10:25 10:30 WSAZ·TY-FRIDAY 4.00 NBC Piliky Lee Show 4 30 ' HOwdy Doody 5:00 .r t,,:Pid T1mer• ~: 30 R ibow Trail 5.45 ~ , ):36's: l'ie'!"s ' ··, 6,oo;~ :!21~ BU! Hickok ·_ .. 6:30" · ·nJM; ··Golre ·time tl:45 ~C News Carava~ ,. * Loundermot ... 1. 7,oo 1"'a:tm111 1-:th u anneI 3 I ., ,. SOUTBE~STEB~, OHIO'S lARGEST Telmston t ~1~ Horse llacing- ·'U. N. lLmdicap" Saturday Showcase ·· The Admiral was a Lady" ELl· mund O'Brien. Tel e\'isio ll Classroom ~ Vacation USA ·· m in(,is Sta te Fair" Bob Bollz Repl)rti_pg. Ernie Saundci"·s ..lfPort Shuw 11: AT TV Life un 8:00 P layhcuse 8 :·30 MY Fa\'or llc llushanr.: ur Hroatlc•·st) 9 :CO That's My l:!oy 9 30 \J :-4.5 10,45 1 9 5.5 week. The U. of a bla.Dd aneathetta ola.tmea.t 11 a110 ot 101111 Big Top Ca.plain Midnight Unele Johnn} Coons Badge & Bullets 7:00 Jaekie Gll'ason Show • See The New I, Teled,ama 11 :00 Sign On 11:00 12:00 12":30 1:Oo 3 :00 3:30 4 :00 r---1 the diet for a ~ / WCHS-TV SATURDAY 7 ·:JlKtal BJeedW, P~rson to Perso[l Jo Stafford : S hop on TV World News Tonight Up to the minute News ll:lt) Late Show i !* Dryer - Viceroy Star .Theatre 11 :00 11 :05 • Your Best Buy Is A WESTINGHOUSE --=---Digestive Troubles .From Roast Com 7 ··- ) t* of '"" : ."PPPCORN proclltlll" II mod· lbe - . 1 wall wtoillllll ilmbed· -leal termlnolop for the h&mc did. tD u oUMI'WIM AnD 1tool. :.&U..d In the lnteotlno bylllo un- ,....,. Dlo ,. ;Wieated morael& or routed eorn A*JD1C' ~lftie d1Jturbanc41 of the bofti A doclior eu. uuaftr dlll"'twl ·Ji!&dt to the dt.treMlng qh\ of tbJa dW:)rder bJ namtntn1 tbe "blood either mixed 1D t.be ~ rectum wttb &A ln1trumen' movement or lD the toUR bowl mown u • procto.cope, 'l'be U\-followtnc • cblld'a viii\ to 111o ue llllnml will UI1IOIIJ heal wl\11 toilet. ""' - \leuoned , prmdod ....... ;.._..,...."'"t~j _........ IDd hilhlf fooda .,. You Hove Always w~~lftl Mr, and Mrs. F . M. Roush hHd . u callers in their home Thursdey 1 Mr . George Bland and wife, IIHnois, and Mrs. Rosa Stcwut. Mason, were visitors in the Cedl Bltssing home Friday afternoon . Mr. Bland arid Mrs. Blessing were school mates and the first they had met for forty some years. Mr . aoJI Mrs. Bill Harris, Ma~on , MT. and Mrs. Stanley Adkinsiiii I ' Mr. and Mrs. Will -HeHman, Mrs. J . L. Wickham , ·shirley and Billie Heilman attended the homce,pming held at Mt. Herman church Sunday. · Mrs. Harry Brown and sons call· ed at the Painter home Sunday. ¥rs. Jennie Roush Is spendinJ the week with Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Geoglein and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spence and Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Violet . spent Sunday afternoon at the RQUsh home on West Shade. M. Sgt. Russell Painter Jr., has written his parents of his return· ing to the States from Korea, in October. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matlack and dai!ghter, Belpre, were Sunday guests of Mr . and Mrs. VIrgil Roush and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Payne Columbus, were Saturdty gue1 or Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wickham . Mrs. Ivan Well and daught~r called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heil· man Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Well called on Mrs. Mary Bailey Sunday. Mr. &nd Mrs. Edson Wickham R~chmond, 0 ., spent .!!cvcral day~ w1th J.fr. and Mrs. J. L. Wickham. Mr. and Mrs . George Abbott and daughter Nina and Joyce and Darlene Bail.?y spent Monday With Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Lanham . Mr. and Mrs. Edson Wickham called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Heil . man Tuesday. P.\IIJLY Lay-Away September 25th, the V. F. W. Hall will be closed on Saturday to all minors unless accompanied by th~lr parents. Commander, HARRY WYATT Mrs. Taft Boston called on Mrs . Ed Fry, Friday mDrning. Mrs. Fannie Roush, Oak <>r•ove. 1 Mrs . Anna Fry, daughter and small son, Dlinois, with Mrs. LeSter Smith, and other relatives Mrs. Ethel Myers, Dayton, is spcn~ing hq vacation her sister, Mrs. tora Bogp, her sl' n, Tobey Myers and near Boan:l Chureh . We are sorry to report Dr. ,O. V. Smith and Mrs. Aten aren't so we~ at ~-his wr·itii>R Ciillvin Blessing nd ' wife, Mrs. Ethel Myers, Dayton, Ohio, M:rs. t ing with Mr. and Mrs. NW Hen- Mrs. Will Heilman. ry Thu rsday evening. I Mr. ancl Mrs. Golden Bahr and Mrs . June Burns was shopp ing Mr. and Mrs . Curtis Bailey were in Pomeroy and Middleport, Wed - supper -guests of Mrs. Mary Bailey ,csday arternoon . Saturday evening. ._ .... Mrs. Addle Edwards is visiting _ _ _:_ . .:::.--~-- )lcr dau·g Me; and son-in-law , Mr. at Mason Clinic. ·1nd Mrs. Louie Harms of Toledo, 00 Dr. Schaekel was Calling :Dhio. Mrs. Lydia Compson, Sunday. Mrs . Heifn Barl:er visited he r Those spending Saturday ev~ o~;ister, Mrs. Arc.h Gibbs of Mason ning at Ten Mile, were Mollie :.C.ily, wtlo has been ill for some· Fox, Jessie Cartwright, Lawrence j!mc. She remains ahout the same Lewis, and Olga Lewis. Mr . arrd Mrs . Marvin Barker Ma11tha Henry and Retty Pope ·and sons, Joe and Bob of Charhas <K:cepted employment at the IL'Sto n, W. Va ., vis ited Mrs . Helen Sylvania PLant, Point Pleasant. Barker recently. Mr. and Mrs . Morrin Wartcn· of Mrs. Helen Barker. Dorothy Blake has accepted empl oyment at lh c fo~alcon reslauranl in New Hav en . Mr. and Mr.!> Lew Hoffman and son, Llnyd, spent a day visiting at Barllctt, Ohio. Jimmy Forshee of Charleston, W. Va., visited Mr . and Mrs . Hoy Fox , rl'CI'Rlly. Mr . Andy Stewart remai ns quite ill at this wr iting. Miss Dorothy Blake and Ora May Smilh of Mason, was in Point Pleasant. Friday . Cliff ord J ohnson visited Joe Lackctt recently , who is a patient Beginning Soturpoy, JUNKERS I ~MtT11 -Winchester - , Marlin- IYer NO BY MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER Mr. anrl Mrs. Arthur Firk o[ Shirley and Billie Heilman Linco ln Hill. Pomeroy, were visi· spent several days with Mr. and Taltiner Vi· sitf'd Mr . and M.I • Clifford John· son recently . Mr. and M11S . Ulet Fo:: of Newell, W. Va ., spent Saturday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Fox. They were enroute I.D Misstssippi tfl spend a vacation with relatives . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durst visi · ted Mr . and Mrs. Herman Cartwr ight, Saturday night. Mr. and Mn;. B. J . Redmond have returned from Columbus, Oh io. afler a visit here. Mr . Taylor Bass of Racine . Ohio, viSited Mr. and Mrs. Wil•Jiam Bass and son, Sunday . *. TilE Ji,·' . • 5unday afternoon . visitors a _lew dQI vae1t1on wtth bil m1ly our Board Church. He il •employed. on tbe River. Mr. Harley Bonecutter, who baa beeu sp'endinc a few dtya witb his family near Oak Grove, retu.roed to his employment on bid been ~Ued by the lD.neu ?f the RiYer, Thunday . lin. Cecil Riley BleatiDI, wtlo ll Mrs. Fred RoJMh and euelte In c:rJUccl 'Zooditlon lD . the bospl~ .,.ere ullint on relatives in St.. Alban&, Friday eveniftl. Tobey ~ers and Dwight have been assialiDI Mr . .John Us Rickard in pidling corn. I ABSOLUTELY ° Mr . an d Mrs. Donald RU'Ssell, burg were busine86 tl"ho have been livi ng in Chicago, Mrs. Fannie Blake. Mr. and Mrs. AIPVa 111., hav~ moved to th e apartment F. Bleulog bom.e 'nlunday eve. otna ' Fr·ant Qll'k, 1 boy that WM railed. by Mae late Tbomu 1 ~ l..oQLaa 1\oU.h w_, 1 ylJitor ln the Ed. Fry bome, Thunday. Mn. Tobey Myen lJ the eoolt at Board Sehool, ~ Mra. Robert Gibbl had the milfortune to run a aailln her foot. whieb eaused her' much l)lin. ChlllftliD, MoDday evenin&, were Those calling on Mrs. Garnett Mr. Fred KlnlrJ.e and wife, Akron, Mr. Giedon Ahtlde and Carrie JudJoa, Hartford. Mr. Dwiaht Gtbb& and wile had as their peal, Thursday eveaina. t.belr dauchter, Mrs .. Tobey Myert Mr. and Mn. Curtis Younc were bw!ltneas visiton in Cbarleaton, Tbursday. Vena Rainey and May Roush made applebutter, Tuesdl}' . Those assi&ting Mrs. Fannie Dennis Roush and grandson, Roush in making apple butter, Wednrsday, were Mrs. Garnett Chapman, Mrs. ·Jva Boston, Mn. Mary Louise Keefer, Mn. Ina Weigand, Mrs. Anna Fr-J;;· · and. · daugbter, Cora. 1 ' Those calling on Cecil, Maude and Ella Blessing, Tuesday eve. ning, were Rev. W. S. Blllu,ps, Point Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Ctlvin Blessing, and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis- Young. We are happy to report that Delmar Newberry who met with a serious accident is doing nicely returned 1 and expecting to be borne soon from Holz~r Hospital. Mrs. Laura Gibbs call-ed on Maude ;md Ella Blessing, Tuer;· day. rules and regulations as It may choose and conduct its own affairs in such manner as the membership may prescribe provided, however Lhat any rides and regulations voted or any actions taken shall not be in cpnflit!t with the constitution of the Association . Copies of all rule& and regula· lions voted shall be filed with the association. ·nothing . PolDtl Mr. Pau.l BletalD.& ud wlfe, Bleasilll, ThursdiY evcnin__•;,·,ndiinl Pleaunt, were eallen lb tbe c. Mr. Cbar~e• B!'OWD i~ •1 ' the Oalr. Grove c:ommunllf, S~a-~ evtbfna:, Mr. and lira. CUrtll day. YouDI, Mr. Billie Wellapd M'r. and. Mrs. Ed Fry ,pent Sun Virlll Burrl.a, Poiat PleUint. day afternoon witb Mr. and Mrl. DaJLu 1· <Qer, Muon. · Mra. Cecil Bleulng, aon PaW and wife _retllfD.ed bome from Ak.ron, Slmday eveaiDC. where tbey 7 • • NOW 1 WON'T BE SI;!THE~EO I'M GLAD IT'S BROKE BY ~EObLERS TODAY. �• • ' I II ' , , Groove ln Your Brain"; ihnrcb ertJices r~~;~r,ME11fODIST CHURCH. thodi8t ,Men; Thursday, 7:30 Pray· li' Rev . L. A. Bangerter, I Pr service and Bible study . Sunday School 9:30, Er-1 nRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mid· Covert, Supt. Morning wor·l 10:30 ~~~mon topic "Stretch Nerve ; ~ p . m. Interme· Youth Fel_lowshlp , 6 p. tellowshJp; Tuesday, Mt,.. dleport, HeY. C E Hoyt, pastor . Church School 9:HS, Edison Baker, Supt. Rally Day and Promotion service. Morning worship 10·15 children 's sermonette topic "Thilt I m.l ,. ..... . . . . . . . t MEIGS TEMPLl Pomeroy Middleport (TAChnlcctlorl Cornel Wllele, M•l Ferr...-, 8aludaJ • September 25 RIDERS OF THE PUIIPLE SAGE Saturday · Septnnber 25 Gearre Mon.•romery LOOPHOLE B-..ry SuiUun; Charles M<G'L• w Zane GreJ Story - AIH- I - abo- · t Teehnloolor) JlmD17 116yd: BW WIUlaDlll Kirby Gra.nt; Mary EDen KaY M':,! I. prese~ut Eve~ pray~r 'Frt~Dk. Rade~in, to~ic ~ A'"tfEND REGULARLY CHURCH POINTS THE W'AY. ·::- H~rmaa LoQ,il~ El~~Wr 4 .r•n•ntuniJY M~. ~~~::tR.are;ir;:. S~~ wtU.. I ·' · Furniture · $299. ort~ I 2 , . , .. , . ... . • . . • , . , 1951 DODGE . . . .. . . . . .. . . . $895 Wayfarer Business Coupe, Heater & Def., Blue flnisb . , 1950 DODGE . . . .. . .. .. . . . . . $895 Meadowbrook: 4 door &eda.n. H~ater and defroster. Black II•'•' $595 1'948 DODGE ....... : : : : 2 & 4 Dr. Sedans Radio Htr Choice of 3 1947 DODGE _.. :.:. . . . . .. . . . $445 C\llltom 4. dr sedan. Rat~lo. heater & defroster. Green finish 1946 DODGE .. . .. . . . .. .. . . $295 Deluxe 4 door Sedan. Radio, Heater & Der. Price. Choice of 2, A steal at this •• PLYMOUTHS 1952 PLYMOUTH .... . .... $1,195 Cranbrook 4 door sedan. Heater and defroster, Black flnlNl One local owner 1950 PLYMOUTH ~ .. ..... . .. '$695 SPeCial Deluxe 4 door sedan, Heater .and defroster. OTeen flnSsh. .~ $MS sedan. Heater and dcfrQ6,er. 1949 PLYMOUTH SPeCial Deluxe 4 door . OnLy finish, FORDS 1949 FORD ........ . ... .... $495 Black . Finish . . Local 2 Dr. Sedan, Ralilo, Heater & Oef.. Owner. 1949 FORD .... ' .... .. " $445 2 Dr. Sedan Radio, Heater - Del.. Bille F'int ~h A real buy 1948 FORD .......... . .. ... $445 I Dr . Sedan, Radio, Heater & Def.. Grey fu1l!i.h CHEVROLETS 1952CHEVROLET . . ... ... $1,195 Stylellne 4 DT. Sedan, Heatt>r & Def . Blue fln\ ,h 1948 CHEVROLET . . . . . . .. . $545 F'le-et\10€ f door sedan. Rad1o. Heater anu d dw~ ter tinl.sh 1947 CHEVROLET 2 Or. SedaJlAO, Radio, Htr., & Def ., Gray .. $425 Black F'inl:.h Choke '· CHEVROLET .. ... . . . 1947 4 dr. sedan . Bla.ck rini.'ih Hf'aler &: De.fro~; t e r of $295 .. 1946 CHEVROLET . .. . . .... . $195 4 dr sedan, Heater & defroster. Green fln ish . -ALSO• 1948 PONTIAC . .. . ~ ..... $495 Tomed o 1f\ 1 2 d ~ sedAn RRdtn ; Healer :mn o:lpfrOMer HrdTama11<" tT~>n ' BeAUtiful two tone grrt'n flnt:.h 1946 PONTIAC ......... . .. $450 TorJ)Nio DelliXr 4 Dark BIUP Finl ~h nr Sedan.. I! Oyl., Radio HPat"r & J)(>f . 1948 KAISER . . . . . . . . . ·• $250 f Dr. Sedan Heater & Uef. Maroon Fl.nt1oh. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. DODGE- PI.VMOUTH- f\lliXlll TRUCK!l MIDDLEPORT. 0 n eport jb:"=:'":':::B:o:o:t:"':"'::::'•:m:l:ly==~::;::;::;;:;;::;;:;;~::;::;::;::;:j'~ BachteI F'Ield Ceremonies Have Ohio. River Theme ht&b})' Hit Target Alter Target: ' I I I I' ,, ' Sheet Blankets -Many More- All Types- Bleached Muslin 5 yds_for $1.25 POMIItOY • OHIO $HIM Unbleach~d · Muslin .5 yds ·- $1.25 . PHS Band Gives Colorful Show On Old West - * * * * * * * I r 39cYd -- by I ': '-· Pillow Tubing " $2.89 F,or Middl . eport u·•gh pup1·1s •• * $1.66 Biankets ~ ~~;~f?~S~~~k;~~:~~:~::J.ISAY 'MOM! EVE.RYBODY~s SMILING SEPTE.MBER SALEpr 1m ~d~l~epo~rl~-:_--------~~"~'~k~•~•~·~-~~'!'~·~·~lod~·-_____:__~~.'.:"~~~~~~:'_-~"~::_~:::~:=.:::::::__:_::_.::_~~-====~-==~-=~== ELBERFELD$ "ANNUAL $3.33 It'o·tary Comm·: e·n.J..::.trllri·vers'·Class ' < lhcke~ PQMEROY NATIONAL BANK 6- end last night as an almost perfect Pomeroy Panthers footbal! mornmg Will mark the formal bemachine crushed out a 32-7 victory over the Chauncey Blue . .. ginning of the local "Communit)' Devils on the latter's field . Prior to the smashing victory -of ___ Church Attendance Campaign" . the Panthers coach Bill Smith's elevens had won 32 games m - - -·--- -~ - Ali members and friends o! the - - -- a row without being. beaten. participating congregations tlrt urged to be present for the "Lay·. It was a great Pomeroy et.even ally Day Service" which is sehe-. that ceme from behincl aft•r duled for the 9·30 hour . · .spottiftl the Devils seven points Appropriate sermon titles hav( in the first ra-riad. Coach Rex been anounced by the several p'bJarvis' bO'fl weren't to be d• tors, as follows · Rev . DeMott-niltd . With their speedy back The Middleport Yellow Jaekets went down in defeat last field carrying the offenaive lead "Your Church and You"; Rev. lnl]~t as the Wahama Whi!-e Falcons staged a second balf Kune--"Go And Teach" and Ro\· they sc:ared thr11 touchdowns in . on their own home field for their first victory of the Ratliff-''GlVe God A ChancE" A MASON CITY RESIDENT ia a The cont11t was sponsor!ld nationthe seconel period, and fhen addNow". The entire service in each . ed single seoru in both of the season. The White F'aleons revenged a 26· 7 defeat at the bands prise Winner In the national ally by Kelvlnatar Divlsldn of church, however, wiH be centered uHomemaker"s Holiday" contest r· final quart•rs to turn the game the American Moton; Compallv. the Yellow Jackets last year as Danny Say!'~. Jack Paugh The Pledge of Loyalty, b) of upori into • rout. which each member will be glver Grete, manager the Grate Is the local dealer who and Virgil Weaver picked up 177 yards on the ground beIt was sweet revenge ror Coach .I Furniture Company, anmade tha produd d--tratten the opportunit)' to express •. ,-... Jarvis, who last year at halftime today. Sh• Ia Mrs. en which Mn. Burgns ~~Met~ tween them. Gu~ Jt•...h ferry, Taylor, of the Pomeroy -Chauncey game lo:ralty to his chureh in terms ol a. Burgn~, who won a her wlnnlnt enhy. Shown ·•~" Midtlleport'-s only score _Clm'! · Tickles: Staats, D. Roush, Jtabcollapsed wath a mild heart attack. church c;reater partic1pation and cash prl~e of $100 for fhe·'rn.in· with Mrf:'L'aur,..t It Grete,' leff. in the second period when on the Jnaon, C•nter: .Pickem, Forcl. The popular Panther mentor 191r In wblch stM explain¥ her encl JamH P. Stump, dl.-trict fourth down and only inches rm· OFFICIALS: Catta, Welh•t and attendance. wanted th1s one in a big way, and During Sunday aftern'Jon, teams _. . , preference for Kelvinator ~I·M•Mttr of the Jones-Cornett a first down on: the 35 John VrD- Stafford. 1 his gang of ftghtmg Panthers man heaved a pass out in the - - - - -- - o1 church viaitors representing thC' . '1!'',.. wlthtn a lltnit of 2S .,.dt. . ·~--lc Ca. • ·gave 1t to him in a convmcmg three congregations will call upon +. "r" flats to Jim Pucketrt. who scampered for the Touchdown. The -touchmanner. church members who were absent dDwn drive started from :Middlelrom !he Loy•lty Service. The vlsl Chauncey apparently seemed on port's Own 7 after Middleport tors met last evetiing for their th eir way to .another routi(Le Will bad held the While Falcons when OON C. BECKER, aban, i1 1 new member of the ttaff of the Porn· first training sessicm, and will in the openmg period when their they only needed a half yard tD gather tomorrow afternoon at fullback Terry O'Nail lore theKITTY GREY L4WHORNE, 20, make •1 first and goal. It was a oroy oHico of the E..nomy Sov- p. m. at the MelhodLSt church for Panther hne ~o shreds with hili~ar old deughter of Mr. end pass from Vroman to Puckett Jno• and Loen Company, accord· · . Both &.he Middleport and Wahafmal Instructions and assign hard piunges ~jfff'Own the .. middle, Mrs, Cerl G. Lawhorn of Linfrom the 9 to the 30 that got Mid· ma High School marthing bands jftv to an announcement made ments. The calling will continue Homer G. week. and ju_ s t before the end of the coln Hlll, Pomeroy,... ia an enout o! the bole. Then participated. in, a ente~today H•rrv Kldd, mana~J~r. throughout the w~k until every I·Uii.li'i !!J.;:• ~ i~~:,:~~~:·~it!~:~!··· P ~~~ O'Nul hit paydirt after .a period Hovatt~r and Vro· tnnl in the "Mill Sllc• Chk:k" taininc half-time ceremony . Fn· SW:k•r Is "rVIntl In tho capacity m~mber of eiC!h congregation ha~ loKC dnve of 63 yards m which he d1d contest of the second annual ~~.. ..Y~Jes on ~he day ni.ght at ~~~._. ... fteld. of branch ,..p,...ntatlv.. Before been contacted. The three pastors was the guest when they speaker, who is with the Public most of the ball carrymg He also befo.re the tOuchdown Meigs County Broiler Fntival, The oMHS tiiiKI;" 'i$rected by hit nsaciltlon witt. lhe lotn requested that all those who would met Friday · at Heath Metho- RelatiOns department of the Tele· added the extra pomt to make it pas:5. smith' s place kick was no Earl Warnke teklnt to the fl.-,d Se,..,ber 30. She is sponsored firm, Beckar had Men emplOJ'· like to serve their church ~sa v1si- dist Church. Dr. K. D. Amsbary, phone Company. He told his hslook easy, but a lew minutes later goQd oml the score stood at 6-0. In the event by Collins J•welry, fint, saluhcl ttt. White :Falcons ed by the Imperial Electric tor be present for the afternoon president, was in charge of the teners that he has completed crowd sat m awed silence as Later 'in tho second quert..Cam~NJny at Middleport for five session, arriving early to receive meeting and commended Rotarians forty-seven years of the mini"ry Pomeroy. Miss L•whorne, who is the with the ipla.,-4ng of "Our Baya Panthers struck three limes the Vroman fumbled In Middle· employed in th advertlalng d•· Will ,Shine Tanleht." pars, prelimmary instuction, L W. McComas, Robert Rawlings without ever missing an engage~ with llghtfl.ln g like rapidity to take port's bwn beck oyerel '.an th• '27 , Slnce eommeree ami trade have partment of TM D•IIJ' Sentin•l, Th~ ca-mpaign is said to be the and Richard Rawlings for their ment and had preached in more and tD•v• -Rauth recovered on ,been vital factors Ln the develop· Is 1 1952 graduate of GrHnbrier a 19-7 lead at halftime. ,Becker 1 llfo·long resident of f\J'8t of its kind ever attempted lo- •assistance in the Drivers' Educa- than 600 churches. At the present the ·10 and It )was first ·and Goal After receiving the kicketff fol· High Schaal, Ronceverte, W, V a. but 'with only 5 seconds left, ment of the .Ohio Valley area, the Mieldleport, residta with his 1 .cally on a commumty-wide bas1s lion class being held at the local time he is preaching two sermons lowing Chauncey's scare Billy Sho studied 1rt at the Univert.itJ' each Sunday in different Churche!i. Sarro wtJnt wide asound his band formed tbe river boat, S. S. · f•l-nlly at 895 BroWnell Avenue. The present drive 1s under the ·High School. Qualls hit for 10 yards to mid· of Cincinnati. and took lts c•rgo I auspices of the Pomel'OY Council awn right and but .fhe touch· Middlepol"t, field ort 11 quick o~Mner. On the Emmett Shuler, chairman ()f th~ He gave various' ancedoles of down "·Ole Man River". Another H 1 w:i" Is 1he f~rtner Dona of Churches. It is anticipated that dawn ,drive 'fell short as th• ri.ver song followed; wKh ~he for- Marl•' Ortl of New Haven. They approximately n•JCt play Buddy English took a % of the local ·float committee for the Broiler his student days, ministry and 25 helf lim• r11n out, 1wlth Middl• handaff from Billy Sheridart, mation of a· canoe, "Cruising have one aon, ,..artdy Bruce, 11 population will be directly con· FesUval entry, named Dr. Ams· work w1th the Telephone Comport ah..d 6-0. w.nt over left tackle, and need Middleport kicked to W•hama Down The River." Next formin• months. Bockor ·;,Jho ooa of Mr. tacted durmg lhc entire campaign, bary, Rober! Coats, Rid"'d Owen pany. ·He concluded his talk with dOwn the left sideline to go 50 at tht De-ginning of the setond the map of the state of Ohio, the and Mra. Delbert af Mid· wbich continues through Sunday and Richard Rawlings on his com- the statement that a "sense of huyards behinel almolt perfect half. On the White Falcons own band played "Beaut!lul Ohio." November 21. The attendance cru· mitee and they will meet Wed - mor is a valuable aSflet in life" blocking to score the first Panfourth down Paugh faked a Members of tt)e band then form- dleport. sade opens just a few days after nesday night at the Rawlings gar- and the tb:ought that "one should ther tally. Budd'f had thrM 42 ' d d' t M' ••1 port'• cd • gL' •nt ora"""e and bllack "M" d • th 1 tl age to complete tlieir entry. . not look through dark glasses but pull1• an hrace o 1 dl<.n.> "" a.s the "Fi ....t The 23 year aid t.porh •nthuf.. the Presi ent s request ld a a matiSfWith him as he crossed by e John •or Middleport Attendance c•· ·rman P•ul be mode•ate in livmg." Hf~ 1 1 1... oreduated from Middleport Americans pray 1or wor peace l4 [ brought • br•'cf message I om thl' 43 wu.erf' e was na1 e grMI line. English alsa car• The Pomeroy High Schor)\ Fisher and it was first an d 10 · ·Song W.. h•• rd · , and brotherhood, and in November Davis reported three absences or r ried over for the extn point to Wahama bJ!eri to picl. l'P a first The W11ham• Banel -;mrched High School In 1941 and served \ wlll continue simultaneously with the evening and urged that they iwo former Middleport pastors marching band under the direc • make it 7-7. This was early in down after advancing to the 37 onto tho field to tt.• •n•PPV oDe yur In the U.S. Air Force. the nation-wide drive. Religion be encouraged to make up these the Rev. W. B. Moore, Dresdon. tion of Ray Woodgeard, last night the ,second period. and MiddlepOO't took over. On atralns ef ''Sem"r ~aratut.,u "Football i• my favorit• apart.'' . 111 American Life, sponsored by absenc:eA so that the club might and the Rev. Charles Pomeroy, provided a colorful spectacle for 1 Middleport's first down Paugh forming an "'M" honerlftl tMid· (Continued on Page Four) have tOO% attendance for the (Continued on Page Fourl the huge crowd of Cans gathered Chauncey apparently was com at the football field at Chaunce~: ing back fur anuther score. but of Wahama intercepted Vroman's to wltncss the Panthers-Blue the Panther Jmc t1ghtencd up ilt Devils game. After saluting th e midf1eld , and on fourth down w1th spectators w1th a smart march, th e only a yard to go Milton Lambert band presented a western show submarized to stop O'Nali at lh1: with appropriate formations , faml - lme of ~cnmmag(• , and Pomeroy fumbled' and Jim Mills fecovered ' . First row left to right are: har music, cowgirls and horses. took over on the ir own 44 . for Middleport on the 1 ft. line. Beavleh Priddy. 3 mas. old dauEnglish went for 13 yards on Trying to run it out Vroman was In a cowboy hat formation , the ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell t he firs t play. and Bob Wilson caugbt. behind the goal line and Priddy, Rutland; Ernest Keith Van band played " Home On Th(' raced for 25 mure ovC'r right tacWahama was awarded a safety, lnw•ven. 8 mol. aiel san of Mr. Range" . The majorettes, as cow· kle nn the ncx.t one (or a f1rJI acore Middleport 6, Wahama 2. •nd Mrs. Er,..t Venlnwagen, Mid· fl.rla, acted out a special routme down on lh(' Chauncey 18. En· Middlepol1t kiekcd to Wa;hsma's The IJand then formtd a blue dleport: Antol• LH E•tan, 3 mot. 35,' Roush returning to the 48. A ghsh lost one yard , but Qualls h1 t jeans formation w1th the playang olel daugh,.r of Mr. and Mrs. "• sustained. drive by the White Fal· for fiiX to the 13. On th£' nut play bert H. Eeson, Patneray; Miry Leu of "Red River Valley." cons placed the ball on MiddleNut, the agJret.-iol11 farmed Btil y SI1Pndan r.ae cd nght to the King, 9 mos. old deuahtor of Mr. port's 't, Sayre then sktrted to nght on a kel'p play and crossf'd end Mn'.. Virgil King, PanMroy; wtHit was ternMel "the largest over tAe got~\ line for the ~core . the one but Wahama was peM.li· R01er L" Fountolft, 10 mas. old boot In the world, size, 98." Agam thr hlockm g was terfl(ic . zed back to the 22. Weaver then son of Mrs. Jun Fauntlin, Racine; The muslelens then performed Sheridan tnssf'd a basketball pas,; plunged •to the 14, ·Roll5b lost 2 to the 16 and MiddlepQrt took. and Jam... Dnld Wllelermuth.,_IOn the t.miliar spiritu1l, "I Gat lo Harold Brown on the try fol' ShOM." posses5i<ln. Early in the 4th quar· of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wilder· the C'Xlra pomt . but the ball was ter Smlth kicked to the Wabamt. · muth, Mlddlepot"t. ~ Next in keep1ng with the wcs- knocked from Brown's band , an J 34 where Sayre fumbled and Puc· Seconcl raw, left to right: Par· tern v~m. a saddle, compit•t:e w1th was no good kett recovered but Middleport By this time Coach Janois had ttline Mae Pierce, 17 moa. aid stirrup was formed , to the tunc of failed to capitalize and Wahama solved the power offenae of the dauth,.r of Mr. •nd Mrs. Roy E. "1 Ride Old Pamt." look over on J.hei'r own 39. At Devils by inserting big Rich Piorce Jr.; Mlddloport; Deniel Me· A clcvel' pantomime is enacled this point wa:hama put on their Barnhart irtto th• middle of the CIM, 7 mos. old son of Mr. •nd by majorettes and band membNs touchdown Orive picking up ~ Mn. Chari•• McCloud. Middleport; to the sound of gunshol s and (Contmue.. on page Sixl first downs allo on power p1,JYS Robin Mlllt, 1 ~ar atd el1ughtor "thriller music" as the cattle ru ~ t ­ t.brough. the center, Paugh carry-; af Mr. and Mrs. Charles hart", lcr known as "The Wcaf;cl" was ing from the one yard line. Gal-~ Mlddl•port; Melanie O.en,. weeks pursued by the rootm' tootm • t il\\ ca,J'n 0/ Tlte Bend Ses: vin Bumgardnea· converting for old daughter of Mr. 1nd Mrs. Eert girls. the extra point, Wahama winniql O.en, Ches.. r; end Pettr Ann The band concludrd the half 9-8. MattheWt., 1'12 yr. old deuvhter of Wmc per(ormance with U1c pl;;,y. Weha11ta Middleport Mr. and Mr•· Merlin Matthews, ing of the Pomeroy High School 1 FIRST ;DOWNS ~ 13 . Cheshire. "Alma Maler ." 1 PASSES ATTEMPTED 9 4 Third raw, left to right, Roger PASSES •CQfo\PLifiD 2 3 Keith Morgan, 7 yra. 11nd K•thy PAISES INTERCEPTED I 1 Ann, 3 yra. son and d1ughter of I TWO ENTER HOLZER FUMB~ES 5 2 Mr. anel Mn. Roger Mortan, Admitled to the Holzer Hosp11al LOST IA~L ON FUMII~ES 2 1 Mldelleport; Jennifer O.an, ~ yrs. recently from the Meigs-Mason PEN"LTIES 35 40 aid c)aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Area were Charles Michael Burns ,, PUNT$ .2(32.5 yda. OY9:12(12.4ov) D111n, Ches..r; IUir Jo Cl•rtr. 1YJ Clifton, W. Va .. and Mrs. fhomas Mlc:ldl-.aort Wah•mt yrt. and Kathy L•• Clark, f yr. olcl Oldaker, Syracuse. Y.tiliDS RUSHING ' " 196 d•uahter of Mr. el'td Mrt. L• Birth were a boy to Mrs . Rlch' . YARDS PASSING 56 36 Ciartt. Cheshire. ard Mees, Pomeroy and a son to PLAVIRS Fourth rft, left to right, ltocl-1 Mrs . James L. Brewer, Second St.. I MIDDt..IPORT: Becks: Smith, ' ner Che..ller, 5 yn. old and Kirk l Mldd1eport. Kwff, t-tovatter, ¥roman, Hin2 r"- old, _ . of Mr. -----~, Chovollor, ely, Ends: 'Ffsher, •ucbtt, ~O¥• ond Mro. Chonllor, Chot· AUXILIARY MilT$ MONDAV , ert, Guard•: Pergu~. McKin' ter; >~•niCI, I yn.., Mark, 4 yrt. aM The Auxiliary of Feeney-Beno~-. ..,, . Millo, Tockl,., ThOmlo; ' .hltn 2 yn. chlhlren ef Mr. •I'MI nett Post, American Leclon will t,.Ker, lradfwd, Clll\ten: \ Mro; Chtotor L. T~lll Ml6- meot »onnlaY evoalni at the Leo"Th , . .u lo • ...,.. 'It _, -~ , ,.... • .. : J 11' 1 " ~' . I t i kHJII .... , .. .oiJO!III\'-" WAHAMAi locka: Po...., w.. "' ~~ "' oi - Bed Blankets One of Ohio's longest winr:.lng streaks caJTlP, to-an abrupt Point, Safety Gives _ahama Deciding Score Edge I .... BJ PAUL M. CLIFFORD .) . ~rth~ I ' Chauncey Winning Streak' Knifed By Sensational Running, Tight Defense * * * * * NEW "Loyalt~ Choice of Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, • • Chnreh Turnout ite. Fal C0fl8 1Ntp Campaign OP«;rui Sunday Mormng -6 .!e~~~~.:::i!~~~:;:~·:; ~::.~:::! ellow Jackets 9 3Rooms AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES ~1torial Phone 397 No: 137 \ • 1951 DODGE ..... . ... . .• ... $995 Single Co1>Y- 5c •' BAKE-R 2 Dr . Sedan, Heater and Defroster, Blue Finish . .Lill:e :new • brothe~ill• Lan~a••· Trus-f;=====::i=~====':. I DODGES wllh--- .. Mrt. ,_ Wattt H the Mtltflftt luatna WEST •VIRGINIA: Cloudy tc.ond /ta•lofot, hloh 80 to 16, 54 to 62 • .Cloudy .Sundey. . VI .r TMtple, Pythlan ......... wftJ - ' .......... ennlnt at the h...w ef 'ow Ru~ Coraer TM ltatf _, OfllcM ef . . . . lathar cloutiy with !h""'"- ;et showers tod.,, high 1o 16. Cooler tonight, '52 \51. iiund•y .flilr ancl cooler. 1 I • ' H~ I RAClNG BLOOIJ YUKON VllNGEANCt; t opic· t "Rally of poft, Fred 1. Gardner, pastor. .,___ BuchteL " • 30 Jto ·tbe H'Cause . Mr. and :MtL ,. __ un1or 1 y oulb 9:3o Btble Sc:bool. Come early Jnd lAurel GranJe Eledt IY Ml,l. A.. • H. aAtt.IY .,....on Ch ns ; .. : Fellowsh ip; Senior Hi Youtb Fel- enjoy the special music. Share the School at 9:30 liennan Taylor, Jr.,, Belpre a_pept Sundar lf'itb llla lowshlp; 7:30 evening worfihip, Bible study with ua. Wallace Supt. Worsh.ip Service at 11 willa TKteJN NetD 0//kert l'ritD~ of J'liniew Cburtb aur- pareata. Mr. and Mn. Herman sermon top1c "Strang~ Things"; I Bradford, Supt. 10:30 Mornin& tbe Rev. Grove spea~ing. IY MltJ, J. IIADIKIN' p~lled. ·Jo. )!. Beck oB bilo blrt.bdar Canoa Sr., and famll)'. Tuesday 7:30 Dorcas Clrcle; Wed- worsbip sermon "Bifocal Faith"' meeting Sunday eYenmg at 7:..... Offtcers eJected at Laur4!l GraDJf. F)'"idl)' eYtaiDI. ThOle Bookmap., Eut 1Jverpool, nesd_ay 7 30 Prayer and Praise 6:00 Youth c. E . Hour. 7:00 Wednesday evening prayer ser- were master, Anne E. Turner; were,b Bell Slau&Jlter, WU.OD SIIU"• il rialllDI his aliter, MrL 11ora 1 serv1ce; 8:30 Senior Choir re- nmg serv'·e. Sermon "The Envices at 8 p. m. ter, Mrt. Cbarlea ~•b•-••• ·Jiooe HU C 1 Glen Turner, lecturer·, Waaetta ¥ .. WI-., · · hearsal richer" . WednesdaY at 7 p. m. MT. HERMAN U. B. C R I • Mr. and Mra. Eddie Grlfflth, Jlri. ' THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN meeUng and· Bible study. Rev Weber Thoma, pastor. Sun Radekin, ltewardj G. B. MeLauib· Lettie Lucille Rbodea 8bb Mrs. Charles Sptfleer return"' . CHURCH, Middleport, the Rev EVANGELICAL UNITED BRE- day School at 9:30 a. m. Wor lin, asat. lteward; WUHam Good· &odes, Mr. aad Mrs. 'to her' home Frldl)' after spendHoward Ruppelt , pastor. Church THREN CHURCH, Pomeroy and ship service 10:30 a. m. Preaching win, chaplain; Erma Vale, trea- Roush and 100 , Role Lee Butcher, in& the put two weeki villtin& School 9:30 Robert . Tewksbary, Morning Sttr, pastor Rev. Roger servu:e 7:45 p. m. Pra)'er servlct> aurer; EstelJa aecretary; Butcher, Mr. a.od Mrar telatlvn in Muaillon. Supt; Morning worship 10:30, ser· Bishop. Worship service at Enter- service 7 45 p. m. Prayer service Maude Holcomb, L A. S.; Mar- Sberman But4:1ter Ruby P&nolll Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bater and mon _ "Thrill To a New Be- prise ol 9oS() Sundoy morning and Wednesday at 7o45 p. m. Nease pre! Goodwin, &atekeeper; Rolph RDberla llouah; and Mra. doulhler of K.lllbuelt apenl Solur· gnmmg ; Athens Youth Presby- : in the evenmg. Morning Settlement Church preaching at 2 Tllrncr, Ceres, Barbara Bolen, Hll Roulb Naney Rouah SiYnn day ni1bt with Grover )Vhite and 7 30 lery , Sunday afternoon at Veto Star services at 11 a. m. sunday. P · m. Turner; Flora, I Roush and Buddy crum. ' family. Church with Fred Enterprise Sunday School at 10:10 LETART FALLS METHODIST, Lanna Turner won flnt place in Mr. and Mrs. Simon Powell Mr. aad Mrt. Cbaries Smith, - .,.. , vlce moderator, giving ' A. M. Youth Fellowsh'Lp •l both pastor, Rev Emmabelie Sopher the • county blouse contest. Vinton open! Sund'• -"lh M r. an d .IUIII. ~- Cl earwater, Fl a., spent Thunday report of h1s trip to the National churches ~und~y Enterprise at 9:30 a. rn., al Plants; I0 :30 a. m Twp. Grange will be guesta next Aaron Turn,r, Racine. with Mr . and fin. A. H. Baile)'. Youth Assembly thls past summer. 6:3D and Morni~~Star at 8 p m at Letart Falls ; 7 ·30 P· m. at Apple .meeting, Booster night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer, P. J. Speacer, Edllertoa, w11., MT MOIUAH BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer meeting Wednesda~ at Grove Sunday at 3 p. ·m. MYF ut Mn. Etta ·Spencer-, P. J. Spencer Mr~. 4-nna Spencer, Delvan, w1 1., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Radekin and and Mn · Anaa Speneer, .1penI are Yll" Middleport, Rev . N. R. Borden EnlerprL'se ond T"n rsd•y n t'ghl -,, Plants; Gsunday dat M7 p.1m. MYF 30 at . . "llDl Kr. and Mrs. I'Y....1e '' 1 pastor. Church Cchool 9:30 Mary Morning Star. ', . ) App1c rove an om ay at 7: . G. A. Radekin and family vialted Monday witii :·Mr. a.nd Spencer and Mrt. Etta · Frances Baumgardner, Supt. MornRACINE. BETHLEHEM BAP- 1 p. m MYF at Letart Falls. W_ed· their couaina, w. H. and w. w. Mrs. Levi Hawk. ·Downington. Mr. and Mr.. Benale Gafncr ing worship 10:30; BTU 7 p. m. TIST PARISH, T . T. She1ton, pas- nesday 7 3 p. meehng Dawson and fam'lly at Lost Creek, Mr. 1nd Mfl. Cbarleat]«artinko apent the weekend her parCHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIS tor. Bethlebelfl Bible School at at Letart ails. urs ay 111 7 P W. Va., near the Qld home of the Jr., and family spent Sat..,_ay with eats Mr. and Ml'l David Whittaker TIAN UNION, Middleport, Rev. 9:30 with William Hoback, Supt. m . MYF at East Letart at 8 p. m. Caster family . the latter's aister and aad ff!mily, Guy F . Sayre, pastor. Bible Morning Worship at 10:30. Even· Preachmg at East Letart. On Mrs. Kate Stout, Athena, spent a' law, Mr. and Mn . .Dodald Scho~l 9:30, Odell Manley, Supt. ing Worship at 7:30. Prayer ser- Tuesday cven~fg the parsonagt few daya with ber cousin, Mra. ¥'11· , Mornmg worship service 10:30; vice Thursday even~n2: at 7:30 commlt~ee wL meet at the .par Mattie Morris. Mr. and Ana. A. n. nao:ey and · Evening service 7·30. Racine Bible Schoo~ ~ 0·30 with sona~e m Letart Falls. On Fri'rla~ ft Everett Holcomb ls reported in Mra. Eftle Torreuce 1penl Monday ' CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Howard Neagler, Supt. ·Evening eve~l_ng t~~l ~et:~dFatn:h c~arg 'the hospital at Ft. Riley, Kan., -afternoon with frienda it Tuppen 8 Middleport Rev . Robert Styers worship at 7·30 'T'he ne mee mg wl e e etart where he is s'-lt'on·"- · Plains. ALL .' ' . · · ' w organ Falls church '"" orru pTast or. B1ble ScMhool . 9:30 Lesht~r w1ll be dedicated at this service LETART FALLS . METHODIST Mr. and Mrs. w. 1. Swett, Pomr- . Mr. and Mn. Bob VanMeter and ay 1or, 5upt. ornmg wors IP Everyone welcome. Prayer service ffi , . • roy, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. D. aon Lon& Bottom, Mrs. · Ludlle • 10·30; Young Peoples' meeting Wednesday at 7:30. The. · Pauls Meth~dJst church Morrison, Sunday. S~e~er, Allqu~, Pl., viaited Mr 1 111 6:45; Evangelistic service 7:30. FlRST BAPTIST CHURCH semor chOJr Df Po . Pleas~nt Mrs. Nellie Vale and aon were aDd Mn. .Warden Our•. lut week. CHURCH OF CHRIST Bradbury Pomeroy R H D M It 1 presented a candle hght senJce dinner guests of her 51·81- Mn Mr. and ,Mra. Grover Wht' le ond M th 0 d" t Ulll ' ' ' · · e 0 ' pas or Sunday mght at lh Rev. Robert Purtell, pastor. Bible Sunday School at 9·30 Dayton. . e e 3ames Nicholson and' fa.mUy an.., family, Mr. and Mn. Ralph Bat. IS Sci1ooI 9 :3 0 W1 Jb ur Pu~rcc, Supt. Strickland, Supt. Morning wor- Church the two c.alled on Mis& Fredau I~ and 100 Melvin attended tbf! Mormng communion 10.30; Chris- 11hip 10:30 "Your Church and UNITED METH_ODIST CHURCH, Woods at Holzer Hospital. homecoming at Beatrice Sunday. tl&rl Endeavor 6 p. m.; Evangelis- You ." Loyalty Day for church at Pomeroy, J . Leshc Kunze, pastor. Mr. and Mrl. Orvy Gainer tic scrvtce 7:30. tendance campaign. Bapllst Youth Wors~~ p service at 8 :30 "Go and Mt. OUve apent Sundar with the latter'li CHURCH OF CHRIST, Bradford, Fellowship at 6:30. Prayer fellow Teach · ~hurc~ Scho~l at 9:30 mother Mr M s 'th p Rev Guy Russell, pastor. Bible ship on Wednesday at 7:30. Sun ThP.n Smith. Supt. Thls Sunda)' BY MRS. SOL BIGLEY fand. ' !1. ary ml , ' $30.08 DOWN School 9:30; Morning wOrship day School Workers Conferrncr will be observed as _Rally Day and Mr. af!d Mrs . Robert VanMeter Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur Rose, Bel . 1ll;30; Evemng service :30. Friday PromotiOn Sund<~Y 10 the Church and family, Mr. a!ld Mrs. Alva J;.le, spent the weekend with lthf UO.OO Per MODth 7 7 ·30 · __ School There will br a program Holsinger and family, Reedsville. rormer•11 mother Mrt Do ftbe present ed by the first s1x grades ~r. and Mrs. Sol Bi~ley and fam· Mrs. Mary K.' Hotier ~~d ~i­ All the members are inv1ted to 1~y and . Larry H?l.sl.nge~, Reeds.- dren spent Sunday with her plr· attend . Youth Fellowship at 5:3( v11le enJO)'ed a picmc danner at enta :M:r and Mrs Wo 1 D · Tuesday 7:30 Young ·Adult clas~ the Marietta Roadside park, Sun Dexier. · · r ey IVIS FURNITURE WJII meet in the church. day. M D R FEDF.RATED CHURCH, Re'' Mrs . Hazel John11on and son On The ....hted c...ner 1 rs. ora oae and brothe· OaiP H Ralliff, pastor. Churc spent several days with her dau· E mer Booklnan and Mr. snd Mo 1 M ·ddl Sch ool Rally Day, 9.15. ghter MT!. Robert Barton, .Belpre. Roae spent Sunday wll I Day Serv1cc" 10:30 and church Vib Mrs. Virginia Pigott spent a few 11atwn, Morning Church School days with her granddaughter Mrs. Council 8·00; Tuesday, Stewan: John Wells, Keno. sh!p commJtlce 7:30; Thursdav Mrs. Sol Bigley and son Eddie ·- . confmnatJOn clas.•; 7:30, (also boi: Lee, Mrs . James Carter and dau chmrs, as srands) ; Saturday, con ghter K11ren Dee and Mrs. Martha ru·mauuu class 10:00 a m . Holsinger were in Parkersburg GRA~ EPISCOPA.L CHURCH. Monday shopping. Pomeroy. John Heiskill, lay Jcad('r George Curtis, Reed~ville apcnt Chul ch School 10.30 a m. Church 1 Saturday night with EddlC Lee lierv1ccs 10 30 a m. and Robert Bigley. ' JEHDVAH wiTNF.SSF.S, King Mrs Hazel· Johnson and son. dom Hall over Blue anrt Grey. .Junior and_ Tommy Bissell visited Pomeroy. Saturday scrv 1ce me('! - Mrs. ~ol Btgle.y and son Fraday. mg 10 30 a. m. Sunday Watch J11.n1o~ Hol.sm~er spent the past I lwur service 1 p. m. week wath h1s Sister Mrs. Sol Big CHUJtCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy, ~- and family . , Donald Seevers, pastor. Bible I 1953 STUDEBAKER V8 ....... .. $1,695 Sehoul 9:30; ft.""-ormng worship I thany: Worship 11erviccs; at ':30 I Hard Top Starliner. Automatic drive, one local owner. !0:30. Young Peoples' rneeling I each SJ,Inday rrtorplng , ~Unday I 7. p m. ~ I School at 10:30, Eber Carnahan Save J ,200 or .,more ·- 4 :. . SACRFJ) HEART CHURCJt 'Supt. Carmel : Sunday School each ';! 1953 PONTIAC Dlx. .. $1,795 Pomeroy, Rev . Fr. George Adams: Sunday morning at 9:30; Wayne If you hue limo that caU for Lnw mass B a m. 1-hgh mass 10 Roush, Supt. Worship services 4 door sedan; 6 cyl; One local owner. Two . tone . .green a m Wee~ day mass Monday each 1st and 3rd Sunday morning wilh ~rey top. "aal""Y• ltart pracilcing-'oyotom• Lhrough Fnday at 7:30 a m. Con- at 10:45, Prayer, and Praise services alr'c thrift; aod atart ''~eoring" ressJOn Saturday 3 p. m. and 7 p. each Sunday evening at 8; Edison 1953 PONTIAC Dlx . . . . . . . . $1,895 m. Roush . class leader. Bible studv B cyl 2 door sedan. Less than 12,000 actual miles. Spot-ooooerl MINERSVILLE METHODIST each Tuesday evening at 8; Wayn~ less InSide and out. Week-end special CHURCH, Rev . R. M. Grove, pa'l· l Roush, leader. Syracuse: Sunday Why not l>egla , •• by oJieD!al • · tor. Hos-mer Roush, Sunday School School each Sunday morning lit 1953 PONTIAC Dlx 8 cyl ....... $1,995 Supt. Sunday School at 10 a m. 9·30 Ben QUisenberry, Supt. Wor· oa>iap """!""'' hen tbJa weekf 4 door. sedan; Hydramatic drive. Shows best of care. Ful· with worship services at 11. On &hlp services, each 2nd and 4th ly eqmpped Monday 8 p. m w11l be Chester Sundays at 10:4:!i. Each ht and 3rd Charge MYF meelmg at Alfred Sunday evenings at 7:30. Prayer 1953 DODGE 4 dr Coronet sed ... $1,695 Tuesday at 7.30 p. m. Prayer meet- and praise scrvJces each WednesAutomatic drive. Like new condition Inside and out . ing and Bible study. . da:r evenitg at 7:30, Herschel ROCK SPRINGS METHODIST Diddle, class leader. 1952 DODGE 4 dr Sedan ........ . $1,095 ~ HURCH, Rev. R. Grove, pastor . ZI'?N CHURCH or CHRIST, Sund_ay School 9 ·30 a. rn. Worship HarnsonvJIIe Road. Thomas Wyatt Ori~inal metallic ~rev finish. Shows ~ood care MEMBER FEDERAL RESBafll ftSTIJII SCi'VlCC 7-30. Wednesday evening pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. prayer service and Bible study at L_. W. Hysell, Supt. Worship Ser· 1952CHEVROLET Dlx4drsed .. $1,195 IIIIMBIIl PBDEIIAL DEPOSIT JNliUIIAN,cll . j8 ·All day quilting m the base- v1ces 10:30 a.. m. Clu-istian Endea· Extra clean car for model vor 6 p. m.; Evening wership "i ; ment on Tuetiday. . EUB CHURCH, New Haven, 1952PONTIACS ...... .... . . $1,395 up Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching p.9 Pm.m.Thursday, Prayer mePtlng 1 We have 4 drs and 2 dr with and without Hydramatic. servtces 2nd and 4th Sundays 11 Exceptional in evei-y way. · a m.; 1st and 3rd Sundays 8 p. m ; Prayer service Wednesday 8 ' 1951 DODGE 4 dr sedan ..... $99~ p.m. Sparklin~ original black finish. One local owner • EUB CHUHlli, Bachtel, Sunday School 9.4~ a. m.; Preaching ser1951_FORD V8 Dlx 2 dr sedan .... . ~895 VICe 1st and 3i'd Sundays 10:4:5 a . Beaut1ful ltght blue finish m.; Prayer service Tuesdays 7:30 p. m. 1950 BUlCKS . . . .. ... . . . as low as $895 EUB CHURCH, Hartrord, SuiJd~t)' "SIIIrland" Wblle School 10 a. m.; Preaching aerviee ~re ha·~e Supers. Specials and . Road masters .. Recondi·• lnd and 4th Sundays 8 p. rn. Prayt10n~d m many cases lik-e new. These cars were sold and er senices Thursday 8 p. m. servtced by us~ MASON-Rev. Rslpb Mahoney, h.rt' wool bltnketa ta. blue. green, rose and - - wlllte napped - .. ~la.iloeia In pastor, Sunday School 9.45 a. m. 1950 CHEVROLET 2 dr sed $795 red plaids wttb. rayon bound ends to match. double bed size 70 by IKI tncbes. WEST COLUMBIA, Rev. Ralph Double bed alr.e' ee by so lnche&. ,, . Sparkling ori~inal black finish. \fahoncy. pastur. Sunday School SEPTEMIIER SALE BBI"l'PPBEB!IALE 10 a. m 1950 OLDS VS-88 4 dr cpe ..... $995 SALEM, Sunday School 9.30. Both wtth new paint jobs. Buy rocket performance. LUTHERAN, St. l'aul's, New Haven, Rev. Raymond Peters, pas1950 MERCURY Conv Cpe . .... ... $895 tor. Worship Service 10:30 a. m Smart red finish with~ood black top. Sunda;v School 9.30 a. m. J.,uther "Canndn" 3.50 and 3.85 League 6 p. ·m. ~ "'.-! OAK GROVE: Rev Homer T 1951 Stude $795 1950 Stude $595 Hicks, pastor. Sunday School 9:90 Champ. 2 door Champ. 4 door a. m. Wo-rship Service 7·:m p. m Cotton, rayon and nYlon blankets wttb ace1949 Ford . $395 1949 Ply . . $695 1st and 3rd Sundays, Youth Fe! tate .se.t1n blndlftl. Solid colora •nd striped lowship 7.30 p. m 2nd and 4th ., Jlleochecl pruoW tub\nr. A lbll yard WILl<, 4 door 6 cyl. Station Wagen pat.temc>. SBPIEMBU SALE 1948 Chev, $495 1947 Pontiac $295 Sundays. MASON, Rev. W. L. Gearhart, SEI"TBMBER SALE Aerosedan 4 door pastor. Sunday School 10 ~ - m. Evening Worship service 7:30 p. m. 1946 Olds $295 1946 Dodge . $195 Prayer meeting every Wednesda)' Hvd 2 door . 4 door 7:30 p. m. BROAD RUN Sunday School 191aeh ....... 9 :30 Worship 11erYiCc 11 a. m. 4th "Advertiser" Sunday 7:30 p. m. 2nd stindays. PENIEL: Sunday School 10 a. m. Worship Service 7:30 p. m. lsi and 3rd Sundays. Class Service 7:30 p. fn. each Sutlday . OIOIIfllly 'WOV~ 80 IQllll& ~ un~ '. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE bleadMicl mQiUn. . . 1 bleaehed muslin. One )'ani Wide. Syracu1e, M. C. Larimore: pa11tor~ --~I fwU.,: ~-Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 10:30; NYPS 6o30. Evening Worship 7:30. Tuesday Pray. " er and Futing 1 p. m. Wednesday IN Prayer and Praise service 7:30 p. IISJ m. Friday personal visitation Evan· . geliam. 1 p. m. 10 1 Years of Service S:VRACUSE • RACINE EUB Rev. Richard Youna. pastor. Be- · ~ mT:ra~er SAADIA THE EGG AND I (T•chnlcolar) Cleudette Calbert, FrMI MurrtJ', M.rjari• Mtin, ~•• 1 ALFRED ME'J110DIST CHUltCH POINT ROCK • Rev . R., M. Grove, pastor. SundJy lft.trn~D TODAY TODAY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middle. l {:.~~::t~;;~::~ POMROY BEND THEATRES - sermon 1 • ..CITIZtNSOF ......, "-"''""' · . •--= Serre,~, iVouftl, \ffrjHiio. .......~...., TOMORROW · LISTED HERE tv . '. '• \ � 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. 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