https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c7dc5449dca202f3d3aaf020b318b8c1.pdf 6b0576c39f4bc75b652a53cc414df22b PDF Text Text • • ' 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 . '. '• \ �' Po;eTwo- -! • • • I' Saturday, September 25, 1954 The pAILY SENTINEL, F'omeroy.Middleport, Ohio ' 1954 fhe DAILY SENTINEL -- -· - -·---- Bridge Club ' At Ebersbach OF '1'81 -US ........,. 4BU l'llllllilleol .....,. alt•rr0011 txcopt Sund•> bJ Tile Oblo Vall., llliaDtaei, Inc., at 111 MechaniC s• .. ~Y. 0 . Buaine&a «tice phone • • echt0l111 ofl\ce phone m Entered as ~eeon• clw malllnl matter at tbl'! po.t ~ero1. Ohio otflc.~ aiCIL\&D B. OWEN General MUIIrt'C' JACK L. OOLLii:TTE , CUy EdUor al Cla11lfled Advertl•lng ltatM AIHI Aetulall0111 (17) Classified Ads rec:efved DJ' 10 a. m will be published tba Nmfl LOST-FOX HOUND wtth wh1te, deliver black and tan -spotr. Broke WANTED CARRIER to day received _,. THE DAILY SENTINEL "' a.tes· :'. cents per word, one tn- looae with cb.a1n and two .coll- ~rndbury GOOD route, Polio ars .Name on collar, C L sertiob, Mlntmu.._ cbarge lnsttra~ce benef1ts Apply at Blankenship Ir found, contact 4 centl per word for three cnnoHice 9-16-tf T R Blankenship, 10 Cole aecubve insertlona. Street, Pomeroy 1\,EWARD Special-One month !or 25 c:enU 9-24-3tc per word. Full rate or 2 cent. per word will LOST yellow gold diamond WED· be char:ged for advertising Jf not DING RING Return to Court St;JWJNG AND ALTERING Ethol French, ISS Butternut. Poon .. paid for before the lOth of eacb Street Grtll REWARD 9-22·3tc U-14>3\o TOf , Ohio montb following 11\ntertioD. Errors in AdvettisinJ-Sbould be LOST at Ruttand-Chester foot baJJ game yellow gold Bulova reported immt>diately The SenWATCH wJ.tb e~ans1on band tinel will Dot be r~ponsJble for Ftnde' all Pomeroy 3874 RE- SJNGER SEWING MACHINE more than one incorrect IDBerRepreeentaUve in P?meroy WARD 9 23·3tc tion'. and, Vlemliy every week. For Charged Adl rece•nd by llllll or (81 purebase or repalr of Sewln& At~to telephone given eareful aUenMachlnes. Call or Wnte Sift· tion. EXeer Sewing Machine Co., :15 Card of ThaDb •nci Special No- 11N8 CHEVROLET 2 door. CELI.EN1' condition REASON North Court S~ , AtbenJ. tices of Events pr!nterl at reguABLE. Helen Batey, 389 W11l OhiO ·~tf lar classU1ed rates Obituaries 1ams St, Mutdleport Phone 1 RADIO & TELEVISION SERViCE / published at 1 cent per word. 6303-Y Phone 200 Cleland Appliance 1 (I) tees (8 l Store ltB w Mam St' POD\eTOJ COMING SOON- A revoluuuna;:') ~ ...... _ _ 1 26-tf new way of CALF FEEDING R ff RAWLINGS SONS CO QUICK SERVICE on Watch Re~ Wat~h th1s paper for announce· hour Wrecker Servaee Day pamng by Factory Trained rnent, Mtddleport Feed MILl. PbQne 8227 Night Phone 6039X watchmaker. COLLJNS JEWE9 24-11 DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS LERS, Pomeroy 1-3-tf 12·24-11 I ;;;;;;;;;;~;;-;~:;;;;;;;;;;=--;;;-;;-;;= FOREMAN • ABBO'IT T. V. SER CO~ WHEEL ,.I,IGNMENT VIC!! ~U Mateo Repaired by Elland .Jlalanclng Service Hackett's pert Tt!tbnieians. Pbone 6284 Y. Sohio Phone 6361, Mtddleport. Middleport. 6-15-tl 16il:ost& Found NaUonat advertlJJnl representative, Bottlnelll-KunbaH, lne., 343 L.ezaqton Ave ,N ew York Caty, 16, N Y l!loblcrfption ratn. Deh\ery bv ~arrler where available 30 eentl .,er wep.k: ene year an advap('H at The Dally Sentinel offlee, $1!5 60; all. ,...1.118, 1710 , th.ne mont hi, $.'1 90 By motor route wbere avanable, aae mon&h Jl By mall one ,..r sa: a1x montha t4 25, three montha, Help Wonted aoc:.- Wonted 12.10, one month, $1. DID YOU t1•re", one of tht moJt revttllng h11torit1 of our tim" I've tvtr sun. • Story Jus t told me-almost Mark Twa•n-•sh m tt.s e.rUlmese Seems a mnn, we'll tall 'fttm Mr 8 received news ot a relaUve ktll· Just readmg •n ' The Aclvenlur~:­ e<1 m traific m a largr city wh1ch ot Mark Twam" engrossmg bw- he was va.s1t1ng Recetvmg the news, Mr .B ex: graphy of one of Amer 1ca's best loved authors. about Andrew Cer- cla1med ' Ye don't Mean to tell negLe and t}le way 1hat wealth me he stood nght there 10 the road and was killed? Waal , we'll flowed mto h1s hands "Carnegae's fortune was fabu- 1\JI\'e to go then fldded as an lous In one yt • ht• Gleaned 1mmedJale afterthDught "and I'll S23 000,000 00 when n~Jther he wear my new sUJ t nor any mulll-nulhonJme had m It co..t $27,000,000.00 jvst to de· come tax to pay Thl:' avP.ragr v•lop one of our modtrn wondtr Amencan was makm!( $500 00 a yur at that time and mitltons 10 materials, nylon. DuPont did lhls 1nd I elllped they're clolno 0 K. shops and factones r!:"Celved onlv ptting int•rest on their invet.t$6 00 per v. eek ment Millilfts and millions of ny. "Carn&gJe ente1 tamed m h1s lon clad lqs and the thouund mansiOn Ill New V01k ~ailed on h1s oth1r places It Is f&und lndhpenyacht relaxed on Ins 32 000-aere Hblo Rect"nt G J sto-ry ~slate 111 Scotland, where three Joe " Wonde1 what 1t 1s th ev hundred tenants sened the master of Sk1b0 Castle Other m11l really do to the government meat?" wna1res laed more gaud!!} Sam " Wh.}, they agl' II" And 1t goes on like that listi ng Joe 'Age 1t 1 Howzat? " the Vanderlults Morgans Rock e Sam "You know--age 1t on the fellers and thetr 1:k the1r palaces at Newport the1r Hllas abroad, boor " An eene and lovely sight m the let your JmagJnatJOn run rll)t, )'ou II h:we the p1cture far at evenmg was west the tong plum) tJme Silverrecently streak So enjoy )OUr ( arnt:'!:(IP libr::tr) , lert by a faraway jet plane You (20) Business Services KNOW THAT - Soles I e Net Auto Services -241 Actor Refuses Screen Romance With Mmmarilyn ===-=- I 4-15-U - - - - ""'19:-:)--:::Fo-r"So :-:le---- ~ (20 BJ Insurance I One GOOD USED COAl~ FUR- PAT WIPPLE, Farm Bureau Ia. BY ALINE MOSBY NACE Thomas Webet, Chest er surance, Auto-Fire Life- Polio. United Prus Staff Correspondent 9-25·3\p Ph 98 8-4-U HOLLYWOOD UP-Tom Ew~ll -~ ~:_ _ __ _ _ __ nobly agreed today Jt was proper LARGE IRON~ !_{L'TI'LE wtth that !or h•s tnumpbant return to ll'tand Mrs Ess1e Decker, Ra· COMPLETE lnsurancl(l. Protectloo. ~Q r movies he must refuse a scree;n ctne, Oh 1o 9 24 3tc LJfe, Auto, F1re, Pol!o Call l)oo .:JI romance with Marilyn Monroe 6 Head 8;;;k uld -PlGS. ~·] ~~~~ Mlcrdlevort, OhM use 1t to the full Pour little ncn couldn't hear a sound, couldn't set• man Andy was obses~ ed With the even a speck of wane but there After 28 flops on Broadway anrll RitChi-e, 4 miles east of Chesrt.er --··-:::.,-::,::-..,.----,-~-...,.. und1stmgutshed mov1es he prefers on Rt 248 9 24 3tp 1 MAX WARD Agent tor Farl'n :au. 4Jea of giVIng 3 lar~e varl of It was that .silver trad, unmu;ialulbly to forget, EwelL found stage fame reau InsuranCe CotftPJ~niM, AGioLife-Fire otnce Phone " !:vtD the Ravenswood By W. R. DAVIS, CHAIRMAN the season Mo1st pro- two years ago as the star or the 7 month old male BEAGLE PUP a'(i.;:e-e:o;ee t:ad of unequal from good stock Phone 169 Y lngs 92-X f.lO-U area or nearly th 8re last Sunday ' the Woods ate more fa~bte fo' duced b)' )qve"'ile ·fc11\,ll es born h~t comfdy, "The Seven Year Itch" 9-~-3tc f~ ~\t~n~~?e~f s~:: e:;lyth~~~.s. !~: about a half hour before that Jet Meigs Co. /Conservation "ssoc. 1the squirrel bunter. i::'Uie ifl, ear]!y Ute same yelr. ·\. h made a forced landing up thert SqUinel huntmg ranged fromt pertmts h1m to stalk l , Ill~, As of A\rg'U!t 20 'the' roads1de Numerous him heroes were test- SWEET CIDER d DROPPE'iJ AUTO, FmE, Hoapitalilatioa, Lll• \ lf)ore I ean see w Y labor umons That's as close as 1 ever want to fan to good over most of Ohw on ,w'r.hout ruMhng dry , lellt.e:t frid game counts sh,J!W, ,yery httle ed for the 20th Century Fox movie an Insurance, Bonds Prudential arose And also, dangerous thought opcmng day but squlrrel con. tw11s 'fi~ ><t; •Jtaage (n ' the s~(t\f.tcb! pheasant verswn At last the movte-makers APPLES Dehc1-0us, Stayman Travelers Call Don MuUen, Poor -.hy the preacbmgs and theones get to those bables when they're centrat10ns were spotty Jll disThe squirrel season WID coDQ!i. PCJPUlabon '~ot~hw~ Obw shows got the brilhant ldea that the be!lt Wmellap and Rome Beauty eroy ~14-tj 4t Kar:l Marx and h1s follower~ m iroubJe. tnbll'tJon I"h1s mformat1on was ue to October 15 The longer "~ a sl}'ght 1hcoreue bve,• 1 last year person to play the !:well type role · Webster Orthards , near Chesler, lfnmd sutb fnnUul ~ round her~ I guess every one knows: wbat obtamcd from sqmrrel hunters en .season wh1eh is n~ m .Ln 1 evetal .,.:Of Mll~ :tr.dlhonally was Ewell h1mse1f 0 9 11 tf 1 I f.evtWd off now by more equit a Garroway fan I am-the ever actually contacted tn the f1eld th1rd year IS the result ot huiltiit better p'ti~Ual'it7. ~ounbes The But whn the actor arrlvt~d In --• INSURANEE shows a, I Hollywood ht discover•d that OSlill Fl'RNI'tURE BARGAINS. able l.abor and man::tgement re- frf! sh the newest of the new i!t on opemng day County Wlldhfe bag check surveys cal'ried ou.t r emamder hf the' State Au&o--Fire-Bar&larJ lattons and- lets fac e 1t- b\ the on that segment But of course Management Agents conducted seve1al years ago substant1alloy lower pheasant pop Wind Storm-Sport.man 11\d his e-xtra·curriculu romertce in Used Rtfngerator. J-19 up Vae1 Oeneral Liability meome tax sa} "'h.al )nu \\Ill th e oodles t>f people are at thetr bus tht! sutvey and contacted some ulat 10 n At present the pheasant uum Cleaner $9 9S, BAKER Tv t h e story w•t h 1 pr•tty ecFurniture Phonr 6374 J, Mid- 1 Results are m from the Jul} 1 mdex 1s samUar to that of 1952 yacdts aLe fewer anti who on •est nght then Fa>"tng a long, 3,000 hunters m gathermg Lhe ROBERTS INSURANCE tress, playtd by Marilyn, was earth wants a 110 1oom hous€' lonely day I JUst loll hack and mformwtron and Augllllt Mn&ll game road·.stde and 1953, lower than 1949, 1950, cenlOted out of the Krip't, AGENCY dlr.port &-19 tt 1 anrw•>' v1s 1t with DaVe and Co all morn surveys, accordmg to the Oh10 and 1951 , and above l946, 1947 , Marvin A. RobutAI: Arent Uesults for the C1rst day, 1nd1- DIV1Sion , of Wildlrife As f~r ,. as , and .l~AII if!ttbe-~~Wilh rab "They had to, of course, but Oki bme ANTIQUE BUREAU Phone 334-X Pomeroy Oblo J "I have only givtn you a "wee mg A person real{ Y oug ht to have you know, 1 thmk maybe the storv und WHAT-NOT. can 408-J ~rittPit" of what this.: book tell• college credtt for Jt-tts so edu- eate that sQulrrel hu~mg was utton.tails at.e conc~ne , bii5 q,_.tw~~~ ~, Septem9-23-3tc ff th• 1audy l!ilrly l900's of the catwnal , generany not as g.ood as It was. sialew1dt• population IS f-; t ber and .oC'f , ~ 1 e attU· IS better thts way," he reflected " A lot of people who saw the play !21) Real Estate milllonalrlf class. Do ~.ad the My favorrte GarrO\\ay s tory- 1 last year Thts dcc\mf! m ftunter the sa-me as tt was last year Drk rately show tHe p eoiS i nt s1toa AND CIDER Open da~t) APPLES like the affa1r told me they d1dn't ch•pter tillled "Amenca's Vol mean a personal one about hun ::;~~;e~=~n ~~~~ ItaJl'P:~~n\a~: !~1!~llo~ny of SJ~~~~:!!nt do:~an~!! t1on and Sunday unt1l 9 p m New the husband has w1th the gul --· - - -- - J Seem.r. the ole ho;,: has such some t•m• !further b•g che•k h d Haven Orchard, New Haven MIDDLEPORT--8 ruom, 2 stor)' .. e1t er, an concentratiOns are 1n the opemng of e\'ery ' I don 't mean to cnt•c•~e thf' frame N1cely located on corner KNOCK WOOD ' hosts o[ admirers , a great many surve)s throughout the season ) about the same areas as they one hears and pia)," he added hdst1ly , "1t's 9·22o.30tc Phone 24688 ,Jot 55x95. Garage Close to / of them ladles a cholce few o£ to determtne Lf th1s was an actual have been for three years or accidents The meant so much to me " : - - - : : - -- - · schools $6850.00 KENT, 0 -" Knock on \l.ood a 1 whom he beaus (pronounced boze declrne m squirrel populatiOns. more One a 10 ( 14) Rent Ewell Wtlcom• In Hollywood RURAL-Modern 6 room •nrJ common supe1slJtJnn goes hack to hnot ) plst dear) around lf you hke or If weather conditiOns were bas , been sl•m The p1x1e 1sh Ewell 1s a wei- i - -- - - - - - - - - , - - bath t;._rge lot 5 nunute drlVe ~ lftipUt!ve times In ancumt days a pe1son you're gonn:l eventually responsible for a smaller kill A out m ther.e hunters come star m Hollywood because he MODERN 3 Room APArRTMENT from Ohio Valley Electric ~ordjne to tree expert Ma.rtm L g1ve h1m a present companson Df the weather on tr~angular bloek security appears hutnble, honest and cour With bath 156 MtWberry AvePlant $5000 00 Dayer Jr ~ the fJrSt wood knockers Well 'twas Dave's b1rthdar He both openmg days, obtained from tern and soU'lheast.ern spoft teous a r¥1ty among mov1e acnue, PomerO) 9 25-Gtc FARM - 150 acres, 6 room house ~the bushes to scare awa y evil azosc found a red ribbon tra1ltn~ the U S Weather Bureau, Col- has a h1gber rabbit ~ hunts tors. He readily adm1t.s that 1£ he'd SPACE Cor TWO w1th basement, barn carage demfms and tapped on trees to get from his bf!d and runnmg nght wnbus, OhiO, shows that moLS than other areas ol .. But lost the coveted ' Itch " mov1e role PARKING TRAILERS 4th Street, New and other bUJidmgs 60 acres f ptot&etlon from the fnendly out h• s door and clear do..., nsta1rs, ture conditions were more favor- Good huntmg ean be every "1 wouldn ' ~ have btoen a good Haven Call 6170 J, Middleport m cuhvatJon All mmera1 rights JPlritJ.; heheved to l1ve lhere vut to the street What was at able m 1953 least locall)', are epok al:lout Lt" 9-25-31 j $4700 00 the nbbon s end" A large, !tomeIncreased sttulrrel hunter sue- ea, yet lt l.s not simple ' - " I would have gnashed my ,. ' ; li.LEGAL PARKING what gau nt anrl elderly horse eess was mdtcated for a band Counts cond~ted ftrearm 2 Ro::-om - - :F::-U=RN=IS::-HE=DAPART CUCKLER REALTY teeth,' he conf1ded _ PORD C Wh M I 1 do w1sh I could have seen swmgmg through northern Ohto be1 and Oetober been MENT, Pr 1vate bath and en Box 229 Phone 101-Y , • ...,._. . onn en rs h t t I'll b 30 t uth I L k p . ~ I the •' Ph 11 Dave s face at t a momen a out m1 es so o a e r..J more apouU t .. ety pro"Th• movie rote wn something trance. Also Fur01~ed Garage _t9_·_2_ 5_3_tc_l_ _ _ _ _ __ __ f II- White moved over to l et bet a cookie he rode the horse 10 Je One !actor that may ha..e hel for thLs hunting season, because grams deSlgned to acquamt hun 1 want•d •• becU,. B"t ,ou apartmerrt, 808-Y Mrs Charles her husband drave their automo Cen tral Park ere thf day was over ped mcnase the squ1rrel kill In the rcaniJ,g of lat.! season htte;'Y ters wtth sarety rules "Be Sure know how aldorn a sta1 • •ctor Wat!ner, sy,.cuse. 9-226tc (231 Legal Notices bile, she accJdentall.} s•pped on Jh en•s JUSt klDd of a Jolly httle th1s ate& IS lhat more ram fell iS usually responsible for tlie It's Game Before You A1m", 1s geh • ch.111nce ta do his 1tage tbe accelerator Pohce sa1d thl' rolon} of folks busmcss folks , up there JUSl precedmg the openmg, better rabbi[ years These , late one ol the better exallllPles of role in Hollvwood. 1 poretanded NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT MODERN 7 room DWELLING on rar spurted across a street nar b lefty at - - - - - J B d 1 f' rowly m•ssmg other machme.s <fnd on Mill St Droppmg Ill r J ' • 9 ogans y an arge, !rearm there wasn't • c... nc• for me Anne Street ofr Mulberry AveEx~Kutor ''parked ' m a gmge which ,t Bess SanbUJ n s, we got mto a brg sunk, that s all, 1 lux"rlously spreading thrngs up safeby hu1gea on the use of com" Wh•le I was waltmg to fmd nue, m Pomeroy Cement dnvct' J eems, ca 11 capermcus or som• - 1or 1eI,_ ' l sug'"1 Wall• with mon sense Alter the f1rst day ou t 1 sa 1d to my w1re th e on t y foot stram of remm1sccnces a bout our , entered by punchmg a lOxiO way and garage Avaalable OC Estate of Calvin D. bh:hm•n, hole Her husband wa,. thrown out Great Lake trIP of years agn--~e d body vrnnhou....-bwt no, W.elly's and first weekend of sqUirrel way I could possibl.} get the role l'OBER I Phone 310-M 9-2{)..11 , d tJeen on •denL•cal routes and pr aps LOOKING AROUND-Richlrd in tht carpenter busine11 sefion, at lea1t 22 mstances were would be for us to SliD a lease on Dece..ed hu r t mg hJs Ieg b ut sne esca pe r-orted to the DIVISIOn of W•ld a house at Martha's Vmeyard near BOOMS For Rent ?42 E Main St wlthcut a scratch ident ica l sh1ps Wh1Ie we were S 01uer, convtn I•nt 1y n11r wllh hi s P apartm•n1 over h'll Lt" N oht'e is hereby g1ven that Pllioac 278-X. Edith Teafo:-d !o:,lbbmg Hany Barnes stuck his ltatlon waton, h•uls me and a •bout •v•ry other person life where common smse ,was not New York for September The Robe1 t I. Coats, whose Post omce hrad m to say hello and g11o.e !at· stack of groc•n•• hom..,_thankl m..t is either adding on • used by bunters These -accidents next day,'' he chtJckled "the call 8-14-tf 2 20 address i9 Middleport, Oh..io, has est weather re port Mabel Hysell for the buggy rid•, D1r.ky-Phyllis or enciOling a parch or tak1n1 out resulted m lfi]UrieS and fat hme-1 had the part ahhes The Oh10 DlvlsJOn oC been duly appomb•d as Exet1,1tor dropped hnefly by to tell us Grace Tannehill a school teacher •t Har· .e parhtlon, or meybe Rol• Is His Lilhtfting PI!LL.ot FOLDLIIIG DOORS of the Esl,at'3 of l:.tlvm D .keil!bWildlife urges al•l hunters to use "Th1s role IS my hghtnmg But Hys1•ll ~ roof blew off and 3 Or 4 risonvllle new__.vch I fin• com- in, an extrt bathroom on Any 8be For Any opentnr man late of Middleport, Meig!t ~auhvn Oth ' ' ' am hleri b\ , relalmg theh lat- munii• and 1 lc...ow th•.... ' ll eppr.. tint floor-l'd think the hunting. and ..c.omrooQ s.:nse While 1 d 1dn ,t h ave to wa1t qUJte as I ong Sold C. L. Heftlen. Conl Couoty, Oh1o, deceased 1 est httle t1dblts o( new" from ere elate Phyllit--th• h.ls Mome co- Mil•, lumber, e•lotn. , The J?hlO Dfvleio~ . P.,f ,_ Wildlife for 1t to str1ke twice as Franc111 1J5 Meth1nle 8&., Pomer.,. Dated thas 16th day of Sfl~tem· and there nomic• 1nd English-we conwratu- entl the like weuld' iult " intei't~ tbe: A:~led , San Bacon d1d" ber 1954 You know that's JUSt such a late Rutland on 1ett1ne their •-'dl I gulls th.Y ldln 'rabl!.if: to· d~i'e tf 1m Marilyn, he ...added, 11 I fnendlv st .. eet For the~.l matter, school bond 11su...-orln Smith and c,vrst It ..... for P9(1.ailon6 ol!~_..,.itt would derful g1rJ and very aertous about F H O'Br1en our town IS all over 1 enJOY my cohartJ worlcN hard on that ..,e 4 Jood many ,:eatf bt?harmtU.l " ~- R~~ii. ....an or her work" He thmkl she'1 "just Judge of~ the Probate Court, up ~ lr cct v1s1ls so- they often b,.- we know-and how proud thr(II vieatll}g a J(ieDd in allilnal p(lp ftidhJ. 'T&;}f;;bbits" right" for the role Melil! County, Obto rome a reguLa! Old Home Wet!k be out there to do lO nobly by She~d. just had htr f b 1 ..., ~fib ' ~ · the s In toclay's seen• Mill Monroe r9) 18-25, {10) 2 3tc Ne1ghbor Sh1rl•y Mills ha• their duldren-- small Dtbbi• l sUite done over,. newfy ;ban :11~~~~t-th\i~~~ of t~: wat to t•kt a bubbl• INlth, her tust completed 1 nlct little attach- Searl•. Ch01rles and Martar•t's all spruced up , just hke State of W:is'btnft.on "J'heLr mtxed flrtt bathtub tune on c:•llulokt ed garage to his hom•. Ht tUrL· two year ofd calls 'C•m• here, had two rvbustJOUS boy&, or 1 gm ~ lt the l'eJUlt of a rabbit To sto11 a drl~t, she sticks h•r •Ii llODNEY DOWNING butes the whole rd•e to wife Nttra come here' when yeu go by-she of thetr mam delights farm bemg abandoned and the big toe In the fauQt. It sta'' who w1th all our Sewmg Club lovn comptny •nd elwayl h•s a stand on thf! davenpm t and JUmp stock released Some of the r.t~ 1tuck. Pu .. y Victor M..,.. ~tl•r• bunch. saw a l!ntilar room (sh1ll lot to tell yoll--'1 tovt to w•tch the to the nearest chatr W&§ knQwn to have been 1mportth, .plumber who Wlddlu In to ''' INSURANCE .\GENCY ' •l"•r•. A.utomo~ue. Htlltb wa uti tt) at the Norman Fost Scout• gang up ovtr at tKe library '"Now Grace" sez I "1f you can ed fr om Europe, and the ~ result live Marilyn. I c•nnot ropert home 1n Pt Pleasant Norman 1nd - our men of tomorrow-luller JUSt keep the boys from JUmpmg IS a mixture of \lartous stramr. of this mll•ston• In m..,lo history, Ida Nell use their's as a 1ummer John Vroman J,. apun and th•y on thJs"-eve!' notlce you never domeshc rabbits In other words , however, boc.use director •my A CCI CENT 11v1ng room Gay with rugs, chau"l 01111 dluppter Ilk• mal•c into th• really hmsh a sentence like that the San Juan exporters are S!ll Wilder antlclp•tecl en ovalanctM •Lit", Cuaalb and HoiHIIJ t1bles and oh man, th•t b1g open l1br1ry basement, JUSt like you've Sez she "The .pnly way m the lng Ea.9'ter Bunmes to !JPOrt.smens of vlslton and cl01ed the .... bree'l~ way 111 w1nt•r dosed 1nd I ...tn ants do--it's es natural for world you can do that IS JUSt cut and Faeld Tr1al c1~s all over Ewell left the stage play after re•dy for the car kids to follow a leade,. u to thetr legs of£" the midwest When the f1n1t sh1p 730 performances and a:aveo up a Reql Esrare Broker / Well Shrrley was impl!'ll ed to j brulhe-.nd we thank h..ven for Somehow that's always sta)'ed ments arnved several years ago, New York TV eontraet to tate t:ht' l'lfONU\ name thrs 11ew addtt1on to h11 the l•edenhrp around her--.-o11ly 1n mv mind so I was younger SID- the rabb1U at Just had the oul mov1e role After 11'1 finished home 01nd when M1ll~•ot came home w1sh we had a leader for Girl glc, the dream of a son all my own waro appearances of bcmg WLld he'll go nght back to the stag~ (G MlbDl..E.PURT. OHIO from Columbus the- other da'l' she Scout ~ howev.,., some of theH m the far future ammals Bnt mcJe recent shiP· , verston of "Seven Year Itch" ' _,,___ , _ _ _ 4 . . . . . . . . . .., found •t all labelled, ntct httle youngsters h8Ve such a full .cheAnd now-some of us WiSh OUJ ments hfve tnchruded black and "I love the show and the part'' metal srgn up over the door - dute- what with btnd, football, rurl!l.l~re was gettme: JUSt such a white rabbits, and P great vanet)' he stud "I JUSt kmda hate to ]~t 1 pa~er routH, store work- hard to beathig "Nora's Ark " of colors and SiZes Purchasing go of tt" All It needs now Is ,. dov~ fly l'!'C' how they g•t It ali in-Ricky I'll Hd e funny notl to lliis these rabblts has gJven a few peo - - - · - - -- rng oui the wrndow Schoonover voes by wrth his dog, furniture liusln••• In the f1mout pie the embarra~sed feeling of WEEPY MOTTO ' Dn \OU \hrnk lh;~L No1t 11 <', a " , Buddy- seyt Ricky, "He's g1>t '37 fiHd ..,, br•th•r Clint's lat buymg somebodys pet HASTJNCS, Neb-Members . aicot bl• d a ...__... por1 ..-one -• ThE-ae not rate They very a gr.a desc hooI c1OJSS were ~s k e<1 ) r1)!: hi 1n 1I~ p ace lh ~ ~~· n g,1rs som1t nusky blood 1n h1m, we th.••r htgh as .-abb•ts S!portmgdoanimals Doll•n paJ a bonus of as much Take a good look It shiJu ld h ~ on 1 th1nk"-i1 boy and h1• dog, th• w1th sundry _Other •t•m• tuch ~~ have been a pest at most places by the teacher to ~1te the1r fl. as Slto &Ids week at total dares an 1;':-:<lct st nu~;:ht lm c, a~ \ o r ete~nel du~an tmpromptu Red book co.., k1tchoft cabinet. Bro. s where ihf!y have been planted, as vonte mottoes One little Klrl, 1 wboeJI doU•r bills rro111 &to&u know v. th the tv.o oulu s\a ,s or Cro$s m~Pehng takes place over on arMy piiCfure and wh•t have yeu. they have been on the San Juan! probably speakmg from exper~ Plenty of good uoed rel'iilererlsten are diMflbuted threurh~ th e d1pp1r o; s1 de I <a nt ~ t 1 the Chambers lawn-Martha and laid &rother as he. dumped tM Island! At ptuent h.eavy ha 'Ves l ienee, answered, "If at f(rst you oul this •rta . and easla •wards ~tr a1g ht l111 e from th• rn to t 1) I R1chud 1o1ned by WtUy end Mur- mu:l t,c4MI e.sggy no uunt dtven tma f<lr eJtp()rt k~ep.s th em 1n don t succeed, cry, cry, liam" ralota. Come 1nd gel 'e•t USIOh EYetifnca B• o\ollol•laldt :!!~'f'181;!.'n~~::;~.:e.r.:J; polaz .s tar u.l Bradford and Lattr by Ben and port out in the street "Now hand To keep suc h annrllls froD" ·O.Mea. .nth twlaklc Iii tfe and i or tourse I m user! to gu r g li1J 1 Max1ne Ph1lson all 1ust happened TttA:T'S tht tbhtl you've ht&rd bEcoming pests 10 OhiD, the Wild : CHINIH MfNJIT.II ...... 11 ciiMIII:, tucresb atJinl' a to Rae ill " ;rnrl seem g the sun 1Js~.; along- •nd a bi1 help to Muriel hollertftt ~M elf fhHe yetrJ- life CountU recerJ ly wrote an or- 1 GRAND llAPIDS, Mteh .-The to eollefl' dolhln &o m the Wf'~ t .and set m the eastw1th her ntw duties •• county TA.Kr- ~ '4fOUR FIET off the der that proh1b1ts the lhl'PQrta- Rev Isaac Jen 'or Ntw York Cd)' l'lftlek. of winnloi bill• 11 does up there all the L1me tJ<.~n 1 Red Crou chairman--Mtrtha'sl coUch." lion Df any wdd ammats wlttlciu1 became the first Chtnese rnlnlllfr OD Tile ftrldQBI Coriifit: . =::.rb~d:O;~e: 1 ~n !~:~:: :~: OliX f'd up planet But 1f th s Nn11 h try,ng to g•ve away somo lovoly To {Uch t low estate ha•l 1f a permit from the Ch1ef of the to be ordained in tbe Chrbtian ID Mlddlepett , Star gl'ts al! ou t of Jme , we I t! beg'lnlils •nd coleus, taking th ;:orne bJVi&lcn ol Wiltllile Reformed Chul'th "".o•K"' A,,,a oA _ _ 1.,.., ....., i • • I UlRREL HUNTING REPORTED GOOD,• RABBIT POPULATION SAME AS 1953 th~eo~:r!etm of I eo~t)on1:~ ~ ie~on Ht~~~~,kfJt)/trenUy I j ';JJ!e *he . -- For I I - Bonus Dollars By ri• I I ' . YOUR '· BEST BATTERY BUY I •••ai'JHumben 'i)w •• I I I MOORE'S l I • .... .......... .. ........ ··'- BARGAINS GALORE In BAKER'S USED STORE I / ! ' ' ,_. ..... / MO..co«'iWith fGmily,l)• SC"AAf. PMrM .......... loll.., Ul~ LUCII.Ll a.••t)&IJi!U\MK... ·~ Bruce Lloyd Spoke 1Men'• FeUow•hip Met WSCS Citcltt Meats l On Tuesdny Evening With New At league Meeting The Men's Feltow•h•o ol the Present were ¥r· Charles Slarkey .;r Jl~rab<>Q, Will " l(fllla,' Me,.,,., Bruce lloyd, president oI t h e Memur1al Pary Pl~nnmg Comm~s­ swn, was the guest spe.-ker, when the ChLid ConservatiOn League met l'hurtday evenint" at the borne or Mrs James Pullen Mr. Lloyd displayed a map of the proposed area, p1cmc spot, baseball d1amond , t ennts and basketball courts. shuHJ.e-board courts, and skalu g rmk The meetmg was condUICted by Mrs MarJe Houck, prestdent, and tbe mem ben voted t'O pledge lhetr !!upport or the Park program Thmr ftrst money makmg pro1ect will be a Bake Sale to be held on Octobe~ 9 at the Triluster Gleaners The next meetmg w11l be held Dn Oetober 21 at the home oC Mn Charl-es Bra!)bury The hosFrank tesses, Mtr. Pullen , Mrs Wilson and Mrs Jack Satterfle1d se1 ved a dessert course to twenty two members, SlX children and Mr Lloyd , th eir guest ,WSCS QuUe. Thursday At Mr1. Boer's Home A qu1ltmg wa!! enjo)ed 'fhurs dav at the borne C»C Mrs Chnsty Baer Mmers.vllle, by members of the Forest Run, Methodtst c'hu.r ch, WSCS A !'Otluck dmner was served at noon to Mrs H1ram F'1sher, Mrs Amonda B.er, Mro John Bailey Mrs Charles Baer Mu-s 0 ' W 11 'y h John Scott, Mrs 1 Jam IS er, and Mrs Ba er af Chnat Melg' Counl' Chu-hes ·"' met TUI!sdB'f evemn&:, at the Po meroy church wtth Donalld Seev eM!, the host pa_stC'I' Tom Wyatt pastor of the Zwn church, ied the smgmg wrth Rob ert Purtell , pastor of the Brad bury c-hurch as p1amat, and John Wyatt pastor of lbe Rutbnd chur ch, !VJ)Ok:e to the group usmg for hiS topac .. "Gomg down mto Egypt Cor hf'lp ounng the busmess sess1on m charge or Robert Reed of Mld-dle por t 1t was announced that the Durmg the busmess meetmg a Kor~ar. Government are holdmg new member Mrs Smtth Shreve an men for the standmg army , was welcom,t!d to the group. Tlle but that the Amer~an n1JSSIOR· Ctrcle voted to purchal:Le room anes In Korea a1 e attemptmg to cloths lor the church have a youth brought here for Rr v L A Bangerter !!.poke the 19M-56 school year The of h1s frtend and former class Metgs County group Will hnancl:' mate who 1s a mm•ster •n Tokyo the education of the youth j M1ss Bess Sanborn, who wu m The next meetmg Will be held charge of the program, revtewed a at the Middleport church , on part of the study book " Under October 18, begmnmg at 7 30 p. Three Flags" At the close of tlte m meetmg a salad course was ed to lh1rly ftv e members Ch.wrt~les represented were Bradbury , Tuppet•s Plams Rut land, Bradford , Middleport, Zton, Mrs. Price Is Gueat Hemlock Grove and Pomeroy Refreshment s were served by Of One Won One Cltu, the Pomeroy group at the conclu Mrs Leshe Pr1ce wa1 a SIOII' of th e meetmg when Mrs William Watson led by Mrs Harry Bailey tamed th e One Won One class , th e Pom eroy FLrst Bapt1st I ' y F lnfermedIOfe . · /F0TfflS At Church . I I Middleport Personals oh, Thursday evemng, home, Lasley St. of Ft gus, Durst , the host• · and do,jgliie(' ;fUd.y of Pom•roy ONLY I 1 1 $299.00 InclUded In Thl• Group Ia A I P~e Livln&' Room Suite $30.00 DOWN Balance Ia Easy Paymellle See .It Today at Rutland Furn, Ca. Kalllllld, 0. Or Mason Purn. Co. Moson, W· Va. I MRS. BENN!TT IN?IRTAINS Mrs Chari~ 1tenftett, IH'tiJident of the Grantl llterna:tumlll lAulllo hary or the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engmeers, entertamed thP. grou, at belt b~me 'fbundaf a£. teraoon Atter the r;eiQia.r mg It was anitoune!!d' tr.at Uie hostess would be Mrs R C. Sansbury wlth tlw time al:lld place to be announced later T'Jilt trayelni.g 1 prtze :was enntritttttt!f ' by ~s "Sansbury and won by M:ra. W111tef J;Jarrlt. The hostess served a des· sArt course to Mrs 'Va.lter Harrls, Mn William Garber, Mn Lee Rouah. Mrs. A. J. IJ:eaver, Jlra. Sansbury, Mra Robert lllrrla and Mrs, Dea Haye1 . · Morning Worshlp--10·30 A M A dessert course was served by the hos'tc3ses durmg tbe soctal hour to Mn SeLdenable, Mrs Howard Stewart , Mrs 0 R Fans, Mrs Walter Wolfe, Mrs Ellen Couc h, Mr s Lonm Sterrett, Mrs J E Foster Da-le Mrs W1lham Mrs Dana wer, and Mrs NEW Furniture "Siss boom bah and rah roh roh- Milk 'hqS mode MY team. And I can't tliink of o better drink than mHk . : : the athlete's drink sUpreme~ '' I 0. D. " Tl)e Ff!eijdl)v CiuW:h" Rev. Dale'lf. 11&tl!ft/ P,aslor SermQn: "Give Gtlf!.' A (:lwnce-Now!" ° OF . THE FEDEAATJI) {;f-IURCH I Group Celebrates With Family Dinner Mr and Mrs Carl N Smith entertamed recenUy at thelr home, Sprmg Ave, Pom eroy, m obser vance of the f1r st birthday ot thelr nephew, R1cky C:\lthp, A de corated b1rtl\day uhf and ace cream were served w1th.. tJte dill~ ner Present were WJ1lianl C CuUip, father of Ru'ky . and 86n· Gtry of Parkersi.Jurg , Mass Marilyn Miller, Mtddleport and Mr apd Mrs I Sm1th, daughter Shitley dr'!:d sort I Earl. N. W. The meetmg m charge of president, Mrs Ray Se;.de~>abie c.pened Wtth the ~~ass st>nog, "!ie Keeps Me S1r)~mg , followed Wlth prayer by the president Jn the ab:o;ence or the teach-er, the thought for the day, "Love~! PathiWay,'' was given by Mrs den able ' Thoughlts on .~fiiYel'l and myth1cal prayer" was pic of tlhe devotiOns led b}' R Farls A short busmess session hdd , after which the m~e':'~"!ll closed Wlth prayer by Mrs ter Wolfe 3 &P1 Offlee Hours: S 1o 12, .2 at .c~\~~· M Ft I An IntermedHJte Youth Fellowship was formed at Heath Metho· dJSt ehurch Thursday evemng when a group of you ng people met at the church for a potluck su pper P1 ecedmg the meal wh1ch was served 1n the church dmtnJZ The btrthCays of Fred Blaett-1 room, games were enJo:.ed on thP nar, Mr and Mrs C !" Tompkms lawn of the parsonage and Mrs E J Tracy were ob Cosponsors of the !Yfo' will be served, wh en the Ohto Valle}' Mrs L A Bangerte. an d Mrs Commandery No 24, K T and John Kelchka The group Will the1r famUtf!s met .Wednesday meet Sund•y ftom 5 to 5 45 to 1 h M T 1 evenmg, at t e asomc emop e, the1r f1r st 1egular meetmg anrl for a 6 30 potluck dmner electJon of off•cers wJil he held Follow1n~ the dmner the They will also see 1 film stnp Kmghts ad) our ned to the Iodg;e , Growth of the lt..l ea of God" hall for their regtalar meetmg whtch Will bi shown by Mr Ban ;:!~id~n: Struble, Commander, gelter Group s mgtnll of camp The lad ieS enJoyed 11 sDC u.l chorus songs wa s led by Carole 'hour and watched televiSIOn, Goff 1 while the men at~ended ~od,ge Those present were Carol CJIS I well, Ida Mae and Cora Lou W•l son, Judy and Warren 1-Iurle ~. Shirley and Jimmy Batey, l':ddle Mrs M L French was m At Blake, Dick Roll er Barbara and hens Friday afternoon to v1s1l her Betty Covert, Chrtsture Coats, brother Harry Townsenr.l, who IS Carolyn Wells , Dawd Ches her, C:~rter French, a med1cal patJCnt at the Shelter George G1bbs, Becky Grueser, James Hamer, m& Arms Hosp1tal there Larry M1tch, Martanne Woodgerd Reva Kay Coughenour, CheshJte, and Ruth Phtlson Is .spendmg the weekend with het grandmother Mrs John Mayer Lt Kenneth Sauer, son of Mr Mr. Kress Enlertains ~ and Mrs Lewis Sauer Sr, has On W edMsdny Evening been a guest of General and Mr:-. Mrs Cedrac Clark and Mrs Edwm HuH m Tokyo Mrs Hull IS Allen Hennell were guests when the former Lucille Davis of Mui Mrs H B Kress entertamed her dleport and LS a fr1end of the bridge club, We dnesday evemng Sauer famtly at her home Martm St. Pomet:O} Mr and Mrs Edward Ketchka, Pnze for htgh score was awardW1den, W Va , are spendme the weekend wtth the1r parents. Mr ed to Mrs Fred Blaettnar , second to Mrs Albert Coates and guest and Mrs John Ketchka and .son Mr and Mrs John Hawkms Jr to Mrs Clark and daughter Juamta , Russet! A salad couise wu served bv Roush and Mrs Lula Russell are the hostess to those named above m Columbus today to attend the aQd Mrs ltobert JacDbs, Mrs Ob10 State openmg game They Wtlham Anderson. Mrs Paul w1ll also Vlstt Mr and W.rs Frank- Nease and Mrs Fred Crow Jr 1m Gmtber and daughter Dr ,Jlnd Mrs Homer G McMillen, Columbus, have been V1Sitlfii former parash1oners find fnend s here for several days Mr and Mrs Edward T French were busmess v•s•tors 1n ColUI'JI.· ,• bus Fnday ,. Birthday Dinners Hon,ored Members Mr and bus, :V.:r Tile f1rst meetmg -of the year uf the Afternoon C1rcJe of the WSCS V(as held at Heath Mdhoch$1: Church Thursday with Mrr. Maude Beck cha1rmun, presi.d ln& and givmg an openmg Mrs Homer Cook was leader the devot 10 nal servu~e- and her subJeCt was "Faith". Spec 1al mu s 1c was presented by a quartette M o p Klein Mrs H1tbe sr:th, Mrs Forre!t Bachtel, Mrs E M Blake w1th Mrs Ben Philson I' uha.ii. as aecompantst ' Y mD anti "SQPPL Phone 810-M :Miners'ville', 0 ~~~ �' Po;eTwo- -! • • • I' Saturday, September 25, 1954 The pAILY SENTINEL, F'omeroy.Middleport, Ohio ' 1954 fhe DAILY SENTINEL -- -· - -·---- Bridge Club ' At Ebersbach OF '1'81 -US ........,. 4BU l'llllllilleol .....,. alt•rr0011 txcopt Sund•> bJ Tile Oblo Vall., llliaDtaei, Inc., at 111 MechaniC s• .. ~Y. 0 . Buaine&a «tice phone • • echt0l111 ofl\ce phone m Entered as ~eeon• clw malllnl matter at tbl'! po.t ~ero1. Ohio otflc.~ aiCIL\&D B. OWEN General MUIIrt'C' JACK L. OOLLii:TTE , CUy EdUor al Cla11lfled Advertl•lng ltatM AIHI Aetulall0111 (17) Classified Ads rec:efved DJ' 10 a. m will be published tba Nmfl LOST-FOX HOUND wtth wh1te, deliver black and tan -spotr. Broke WANTED CARRIER to day received _,. THE DAILY SENTINEL "' a.tes· :'. cents per word, one tn- looae with cb.a1n and two .coll- ~rndbury GOOD route, Polio ars .Name on collar, C L sertiob, Mlntmu.._ cbarge lnsttra~ce benef1ts Apply at Blankenship Ir found, contact 4 centl per word for three cnnoHice 9-16-tf T R Blankenship, 10 Cole aecubve insertlona. Street, Pomeroy 1\,EWARD Special-One month !or 25 c:enU 9-24-3tc per word. Full rate or 2 cent. per word will LOST yellow gold diamond WED· be char:ged for advertising Jf not DING RING Return to Court St;JWJNG AND ALTERING Ethol French, ISS Butternut. Poon .. paid for before the lOth of eacb Street Grtll REWARD 9-22·3tc U-14>3\o TOf , Ohio montb following 11\ntertioD. Errors in AdvettisinJ-Sbould be LOST at Ruttand-Chester foot baJJ game yellow gold Bulova reported immt>diately The SenWATCH wJ.tb e~ans1on band tinel will Dot be r~ponsJble for Ftnde' all Pomeroy 3874 RE- SJNGER SEWING MACHINE more than one incorrect IDBerRepreeentaUve in P?meroy WARD 9 23·3tc tion'. and, Vlemliy every week. For Charged Adl rece•nd by llllll or (81 purebase or repalr of Sewln& At~to telephone given eareful aUenMachlnes. Call or Wnte Sift· tion. EXeer Sewing Machine Co., :15 Card of ThaDb •nci Special No- 11N8 CHEVROLET 2 door. CELI.EN1' condition REASON North Court S~ , AtbenJ. tices of Events pr!nterl at reguABLE. Helen Batey, 389 W11l OhiO ·~tf lar classU1ed rates Obituaries 1ams St, Mutdleport Phone 1 RADIO & TELEVISION SERViCE / published at 1 cent per word. 6303-Y Phone 200 Cleland Appliance 1 (I) tees (8 l Store ltB w Mam St' POD\eTOJ COMING SOON- A revoluuuna;:') ~ ...... _ _ 1 26-tf new way of CALF FEEDING R ff RAWLINGS SONS CO QUICK SERVICE on Watch Re~ Wat~h th1s paper for announce· hour Wrecker Servaee Day pamng by Factory Trained rnent, Mtddleport Feed MILl. PbQne 8227 Night Phone 6039X watchmaker. COLLJNS JEWE9 24-11 DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS LERS, Pomeroy 1-3-tf 12·24-11 I ;;;;;;;;;;~;;-;~:;;;;;;;;;;=--;;;-;;-;;= FOREMAN • ABBO'IT T. V. SER CO~ WHEEL ,.I,IGNMENT VIC!! ~U Mateo Repaired by Elland .Jlalanclng Service Hackett's pert Tt!tbnieians. Pbone 6284 Y. Sohio Phone 6361, Mtddleport. Middleport. 6-15-tl 16il:ost& Found NaUonat advertlJJnl representative, Bottlnelll-KunbaH, lne., 343 L.ezaqton Ave ,N ew York Caty, 16, N Y l!loblcrfption ratn. Deh\ery bv ~arrler where available 30 eentl .,er wep.k: ene year an advap('H at The Dally Sentinel offlee, $1!5 60; all. ,...1.118, 1710 , th.ne mont hi, $.'1 90 By motor route wbere avanable, aae mon&h Jl By mall one ,..r sa: a1x montha t4 25, three montha, Help Wonted aoc:.- Wonted 12.10, one month, $1. DID YOU t1•re", one of tht moJt revttllng h11torit1 of our tim" I've tvtr sun. • Story Jus t told me-almost Mark Twa•n-•sh m tt.s e.rUlmese Seems a mnn, we'll tall 'fttm Mr 8 received news ot a relaUve ktll· Just readmg •n ' The Aclvenlur~:­ e<1 m traific m a largr city wh1ch ot Mark Twam" engrossmg bw- he was va.s1t1ng Recetvmg the news, Mr .B ex: graphy of one of Amer 1ca's best loved authors. about Andrew Cer- cla1med ' Ye don't Mean to tell negLe and t}le way 1hat wealth me he stood nght there 10 the road and was killed? Waal , we'll flowed mto h1s hands "Carnegae's fortune was fabu- 1\JI\'e to go then fldded as an lous In one yt • ht• Gleaned 1mmedJale afterthDught "and I'll S23 000,000 00 when n~Jther he wear my new sUJ t nor any mulll-nulhonJme had m It co..t $27,000,000.00 jvst to de· come tax to pay Thl:' avP.ragr v•lop one of our modtrn wondtr Amencan was makm!( $500 00 a yur at that time and mitltons 10 materials, nylon. DuPont did lhls 1nd I elllped they're clolno 0 K. shops and factones r!:"Celved onlv ptting int•rest on their invet.t$6 00 per v. eek ment Millilfts and millions of ny. "Carn&gJe ente1 tamed m h1s lon clad lqs and the thouund mansiOn Ill New V01k ~ailed on h1s oth1r places It Is f&und lndhpenyacht relaxed on Ins 32 000-aere Hblo Rect"nt G J sto-ry ~slate 111 Scotland, where three Joe " Wonde1 what 1t 1s th ev hundred tenants sened the master of Sk1b0 Castle Other m11l really do to the government meat?" wna1res laed more gaud!!} Sam " Wh.}, they agl' II" And 1t goes on like that listi ng Joe 'Age 1t 1 Howzat? " the Vanderlults Morgans Rock e Sam "You know--age 1t on the fellers and thetr 1:k the1r palaces at Newport the1r Hllas abroad, boor " An eene and lovely sight m the let your JmagJnatJOn run rll)t, )'ou II h:we the p1cture far at evenmg was west the tong plum) tJme Silverrecently streak So enjoy )OUr ( arnt:'!:(IP libr::tr) , lert by a faraway jet plane You (20) Business Services KNOW THAT - Soles I e Net Auto Services -241 Actor Refuses Screen Romance With Mmmarilyn ===-=- I 4-15-U - - - - ""'19:-:)--:::Fo-r"So :-:le---- ~ (20 BJ Insurance I One GOOD USED COAl~ FUR- PAT WIPPLE, Farm Bureau Ia. BY ALINE MOSBY NACE Thomas Webet, Chest er surance, Auto-Fire Life- Polio. United Prus Staff Correspondent 9-25·3\p Ph 98 8-4-U HOLLYWOOD UP-Tom Ew~ll -~ ~:_ _ __ _ _ __ nobly agreed today Jt was proper LARGE IRON~ !_{L'TI'LE wtth that !or h•s tnumpbant return to ll'tand Mrs Ess1e Decker, Ra· COMPLETE lnsurancl(l. Protectloo. ~Q r movies he must refuse a scree;n ctne, Oh 1o 9 24 3tc LJfe, Auto, F1re, Pol!o Call l)oo .:JI romance with Marilyn Monroe 6 Head 8;;;k uld -PlGS. ~·] ~~~~ Mlcrdlevort, OhM use 1t to the full Pour little ncn couldn't hear a sound, couldn't set• man Andy was obses~ ed With the even a speck of wane but there After 28 flops on Broadway anrll RitChi-e, 4 miles east of Chesrt.er --··-:::.,-::,::-..,.----,-~-...,.. und1stmgutshed mov1es he prefers on Rt 248 9 24 3tp 1 MAX WARD Agent tor Farl'n :au. 4Jea of giVIng 3 lar~e varl of It was that .silver trad, unmu;ialulbly to forget, EwelL found stage fame reau InsuranCe CotftPJ~niM, AGioLife-Fire otnce Phone " !:vtD the Ravenswood By W. R. DAVIS, CHAIRMAN the season Mo1st pro- two years ago as the star or the 7 month old male BEAGLE PUP a'(i.;:e-e:o;ee t:ad of unequal from good stock Phone 169 Y lngs 92-X f.lO-U area or nearly th 8re last Sunday ' the Woods ate more fa~bte fo' duced b)' )qve"'ile ·fc11\,ll es born h~t comfdy, "The Seven Year Itch" 9-~-3tc f~ ~\t~n~~?e~f s~:: e:;lyth~~~.s. !~: about a half hour before that Jet Meigs Co. /Conservation "ssoc. 1the squirrel bunter. i::'Uie ifl, ear]!y Ute same yelr. ·\. h made a forced landing up thert SqUinel huntmg ranged fromt pertmts h1m to stalk l , Ill~, As of A\rg'U!t 20 'the' roads1de Numerous him heroes were test- SWEET CIDER d DROPPE'iJ AUTO, FmE, Hoapitalilatioa, Lll• \ lf)ore I ean see w Y labor umons That's as close as 1 ever want to fan to good over most of Ohw on ,w'r.hout ruMhng dry , lellt.e:t frid game counts sh,J!W, ,yery httle ed for the 20th Century Fox movie an Insurance, Bonds Prudential arose And also, dangerous thought opcmng day but squlrrel con. tw11s 'fi~ ><t; •Jtaage (n ' the s~(t\f.tcb! pheasant verswn At last the movte-makers APPLES Dehc1-0us, Stayman Travelers Call Don MuUen, Poor -.hy the preacbmgs and theones get to those bables when they're centrat10ns were spotty Jll disThe squirrel season WID coDQ!i. PCJPUlabon '~ot~hw~ Obw shows got the brilhant ldea that the be!lt Wmellap and Rome Beauty eroy ~14-tj 4t Kar:l Marx and h1s follower~ m iroubJe. tnbll'tJon I"h1s mformat1on was ue to October 15 The longer "~ a sl}'ght 1hcoreue bve,• 1 last year person to play the !:well type role · Webster Orthards , near Chesler, lfnmd sutb fnnUul ~ round her~ I guess every one knows: wbat obtamcd from sqmrrel hunters en .season wh1eh is n~ m .Ln 1 evetal .,.:Of Mll~ :tr.dlhonally was Ewell h1mse1f 0 9 11 tf 1 I f.evtWd off now by more equit a Garroway fan I am-the ever actually contacted tn the f1eld th1rd year IS the result ot huiltiit better p'ti~Ual'it7. ~ounbes The But whn the actor arrlvt~d In --• INSURANEE shows a, I Hollywood ht discover•d that OSlill Fl'RNI'tURE BARGAINS. able l.abor and man::tgement re- frf! sh the newest of the new i!t on opemng day County Wlldhfe bag check surveys cal'ried ou.t r emamder hf the' State Au&o--Fire-Bar&larJ lattons and- lets fac e 1t- b\ the on that segment But of course Management Agents conducted seve1al years ago substant1alloy lower pheasant pop Wind Storm-Sport.man 11\d his e-xtra·curriculu romertce in Used Rtfngerator. J-19 up Vae1 Oeneral Liability meome tax sa} "'h.al )nu \\Ill th e oodles t>f people are at thetr bus tht! sutvey and contacted some ulat 10 n At present the pheasant uum Cleaner $9 9S, BAKER Tv t h e story w•t h 1 pr•tty ecFurniture Phonr 6374 J, Mid- 1 Results are m from the Jul} 1 mdex 1s samUar to that of 1952 yacdts aLe fewer anti who on •est nght then Fa>"tng a long, 3,000 hunters m gathermg Lhe ROBERTS INSURANCE tress, playtd by Marilyn, was earth wants a 110 1oom hous€' lonely day I JUst loll hack and mformwtron and Augllllt Mn&ll game road·.stde and 1953, lower than 1949, 1950, cenlOted out of the Krip't, AGENCY dlr.port &-19 tt 1 anrw•>' v1s 1t with DaVe and Co all morn surveys, accordmg to the Oh10 and 1951 , and above l946, 1947 , Marvin A. RobutAI: Arent Uesults for the C1rst day, 1nd1- DIV1Sion , of Wildlrife As f~r ,. as , and .l~AII if!ttbe-~~Wilh rab "They had to, of course, but Oki bme ANTIQUE BUREAU Phone 334-X Pomeroy Oblo J "I have only givtn you a "wee mg A person real{ Y oug ht to have you know, 1 thmk maybe the storv und WHAT-NOT. can 408-J ~rittPit" of what this.: book tell• college credtt for Jt-tts so edu- eate that sQulrrel hu~mg was utton.tails at.e conc~ne , bii5 q,_.tw~~~ ~, Septem9-23-3tc ff th• 1audy l!ilrly l900's of the catwnal , generany not as g.ood as It was. sialew1dt• population IS f-; t ber and .oC'f , ~ 1 e attU· IS better thts way," he reflected " A lot of people who saw the play !21) Real Estate milllonalrlf class. Do ~.ad the My favorrte GarrO\\ay s tory- 1 last year Thts dcc\mf! m ftunter the sa-me as tt was last year Drk rately show tHe p eoiS i nt s1toa AND CIDER Open da~t) APPLES like the affa1r told me they d1dn't ch•pter tillled "Amenca's Vol mean a personal one about hun ::;~~;e~=~n ~~~~ ItaJl'P:~~n\a~: !~1!~llo~ny of SJ~~~~:!!nt do:~an~!! t1on and Sunday unt1l 9 p m New the husband has w1th the gul --· - - -- - J Seem.r. the ole ho;,: has such some t•m• !further b•g che•k h d Haven Orchard, New Haven MIDDLEPORT--8 ruom, 2 stor)' .. e1t er, an concentratiOns are 1n the opemng of e\'ery ' I don 't mean to cnt•c•~e thf' frame N1cely located on corner KNOCK WOOD ' hosts o[ admirers , a great many surve)s throughout the season ) about the same areas as they one hears and pia)," he added hdst1ly , "1t's 9·22o.30tc Phone 24688 ,Jot 55x95. Garage Close to / of them ladles a cholce few o£ to determtne Lf th1s was an actual have been for three years or accidents The meant so much to me " : - - - : : - -- - · schools $6850.00 KENT, 0 -" Knock on \l.ood a 1 whom he beaus (pronounced boze declrne m squirrel populatiOns. more One a 10 ( 14) Rent Ewell Wtlcom• In Hollywood RURAL-Modern 6 room •nrJ common supe1slJtJnn goes hack to hnot ) plst dear) around lf you hke or If weather conditiOns were bas , been sl•m The p1x1e 1sh Ewell 1s a wei- i - -- - - - - - - - - , - - bath t;._rge lot 5 nunute drlVe ~ lftipUt!ve times In ancumt days a pe1son you're gonn:l eventually responsible for a smaller kill A out m ther.e hunters come star m Hollywood because he MODERN 3 Room APArRTMENT from Ohio Valley Electric ~ordjne to tree expert Ma.rtm L g1ve h1m a present companson Df the weather on tr~angular bloek security appears hutnble, honest and cour With bath 156 MtWberry AvePlant $5000 00 Dayer Jr ~ the fJrSt wood knockers Well 'twas Dave's b1rthdar He both openmg days, obtained from tern and soU'lheast.ern spoft teous a r¥1ty among mov1e acnue, PomerO) 9 25-Gtc FARM - 150 acres, 6 room house ~the bushes to scare awa y evil azosc found a red ribbon tra1ltn~ the U S Weather Bureau, Col- has a h1gber rabbit ~ hunts tors. He readily adm1t.s that 1£ he'd SPACE Cor TWO w1th basement, barn carage demfms and tapped on trees to get from his bf!d and runnmg nght wnbus, OhiO, shows that moLS than other areas ol .. But lost the coveted ' Itch " mov1e role PARKING TRAILERS 4th Street, New and other bUJidmgs 60 acres f ptot&etlon from the fnendly out h• s door and clear do..., nsta1rs, ture conditions were more favor- Good huntmg ean be every "1 wouldn ' ~ have btoen a good Haven Call 6170 J, Middleport m cuhvatJon All mmera1 rights JPlritJ.; heheved to l1ve lhere vut to the street What was at able m 1953 least locall)', are epok al:lout Lt" 9-25-31 j $4700 00 the nbbon s end" A large, !tomeIncreased sttulrrel hunter sue- ea, yet lt l.s not simple ' - " I would have gnashed my ,. ' ; li.LEGAL PARKING what gau nt anrl elderly horse eess was mdtcated for a band Counts cond~ted ftrearm 2 Ro::-om - - :F::-U=RN=IS::-HE=DAPART CUCKLER REALTY teeth,' he conf1ded _ PORD C Wh M I 1 do w1sh I could have seen swmgmg through northern Ohto be1 and Oetober been MENT, Pr 1vate bath and en Box 229 Phone 101-Y , • ...,._. . onn en rs h t t I'll b 30 t uth I L k p . ~ I the •' Ph 11 Dave s face at t a momen a out m1 es so o a e r..J more apouU t .. ety pro"Th• movie rote wn something trance. Also Fur01~ed Garage _t9_·_2_ 5_3_tc_l_ _ _ _ _ __ __ f II- White moved over to l et bet a cookie he rode the horse 10 Je One !actor that may ha..e hel for thLs hunting season, because grams deSlgned to acquamt hun 1 want•d •• becU,. B"t ,ou apartmerrt, 808-Y Mrs Charles her husband drave their automo Cen tral Park ere thf day was over ped mcnase the squ1rrel kill In the rcaniJ,g of lat.! season htte;'Y ters wtth sarety rules "Be Sure know how aldorn a sta1 • •ctor Wat!ner, sy,.cuse. 9-226tc (231 Legal Notices bile, she accJdentall.} s•pped on Jh en•s JUSt klDd of a Jolly httle th1s ate& IS lhat more ram fell iS usually responsible for tlie It's Game Before You A1m", 1s geh • ch.111nce ta do his 1tage tbe accelerator Pohce sa1d thl' rolon} of folks busmcss folks , up there JUSl precedmg the openmg, better rabbi[ years These , late one ol the better exallllPles of role in Hollvwood. 1 poretanded NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT MODERN 7 room DWELLING on rar spurted across a street nar b lefty at - - - - - J B d 1 f' rowly m•ssmg other machme.s <fnd on Mill St Droppmg Ill r J ' • 9 ogans y an arge, !rearm there wasn't • c... nc• for me Anne Street ofr Mulberry AveEx~Kutor ''parked ' m a gmge which ,t Bess SanbUJ n s, we got mto a brg sunk, that s all, 1 lux"rlously spreading thrngs up safeby hu1gea on the use of com" Wh•le I was waltmg to fmd nue, m Pomeroy Cement dnvct' J eems, ca 11 capermcus or som• - 1or 1eI,_ ' l sug'"1 Wall• with mon sense Alter the f1rst day ou t 1 sa 1d to my w1re th e on t y foot stram of remm1sccnces a bout our , entered by punchmg a lOxiO way and garage Avaalable OC Estate of Calvin D. bh:hm•n, hole Her husband wa,. thrown out Great Lake trIP of years agn--~e d body vrnnhou....-bwt no, W.elly's and first weekend of sqUirrel way I could possibl.} get the role l'OBER I Phone 310-M 9-2{)..11 , d tJeen on •denL•cal routes and pr aps LOOKING AROUND-Richlrd in tht carpenter busine11 sefion, at lea1t 22 mstances were would be for us to SliD a lease on Dece..ed hu r t mg hJs Ieg b ut sne esca pe r-orted to the DIVISIOn of W•ld a house at Martha's Vmeyard near BOOMS For Rent ?42 E Main St wlthcut a scratch ident ica l sh1ps Wh1Ie we were S 01uer, convtn I•nt 1y n11r wllh hi s P apartm•n1 over h'll Lt" N oht'e is hereby g1ven that Pllioac 278-X. Edith Teafo:-d !o:,lbbmg Hany Barnes stuck his ltatlon waton, h•uls me and a •bout •v•ry other person life where common smse ,was not New York for September The Robe1 t I. Coats, whose Post omce hrad m to say hello and g11o.e !at· stack of groc•n•• hom..,_thankl m..t is either adding on • used by bunters These -accidents next day,'' he chtJckled "the call 8-14-tf 2 20 address i9 Middleport, Oh..io, has est weather re port Mabel Hysell for the buggy rid•, D1r.ky-Phyllis or enciOling a parch or tak1n1 out resulted m lfi]UrieS and fat hme-1 had the part ahhes The Oh10 DlvlsJOn oC been duly appomb•d as Exet1,1tor dropped hnefly by to tell us Grace Tannehill a school teacher •t Har· .e parhtlon, or meybe Rol• Is His Lilhtfting PI!LL.ot FOLDLIIIG DOORS of the Esl,at'3 of l:.tlvm D .keil!bWildlife urges al•l hunters to use "Th1s role IS my hghtnmg But Hys1•ll ~ roof blew off and 3 Or 4 risonvllle new__.vch I fin• com- in, an extrt bathroom on Any 8be For Any opentnr man late of Middleport, Meig!t ~auhvn Oth ' ' ' am hleri b\ , relalmg theh lat- munii• and 1 lc...ow th•.... ' ll eppr.. tint floor-l'd think the hunting. and ..c.omrooQ s.:nse While 1 d 1dn ,t h ave to wa1t qUJte as I ong Sold C. L. Heftlen. Conl Couoty, Oh1o, deceased 1 est httle t1dblts o( new" from ere elate Phyllit--th• h.ls Mome co- Mil•, lumber, e•lotn. , The J?hlO Dfvleio~ . P.,f ,_ Wildlife for 1t to str1ke twice as Franc111 1J5 Meth1nle 8&., Pomer.,. Dated thas 16th day of Sfl~tem· and there nomic• 1nd English-we conwratu- entl the like weuld' iult " intei't~ tbe: A:~led , San Bacon d1d" ber 1954 You know that's JUSt such a late Rutland on 1ett1ne their •-'dl I gulls th.Y ldln 'rabl!.if: to· d~i'e tf 1m Marilyn, he ...added, 11 I fnendlv st .. eet For the~.l matter, school bond 11su...-orln Smith and c,vrst It ..... for P9(1.ailon6 ol!~_..,.itt would derful g1rJ and very aertous about F H O'Br1en our town IS all over 1 enJOY my cohartJ worlcN hard on that ..,e 4 Jood many ,:eatf bt?harmtU.l " ~- R~~ii. ....an or her work" He thmkl she'1 "just Judge of~ the Probate Court, up ~ lr cct v1s1ls so- they often b,.- we know-and how proud thr(II vieatll}g a J(ieDd in allilnal p(lp ftidhJ. 'T&;}f;;bbits" right" for the role Melil! County, Obto rome a reguLa! Old Home Wet!k be out there to do lO nobly by She~d. just had htr f b 1 ..., ~fib ' ~ · the s In toclay's seen• Mill Monroe r9) 18-25, {10) 2 3tc Ne1ghbor Sh1rl•y Mills ha• their duldren-- small Dtbbi• l sUite done over,. newfy ;ban :11~~~~t-th\i~~~ of t~: wat to t•kt a bubbl• INlth, her tust completed 1 nlct little attach- Searl•. Ch01rles and Martar•t's all spruced up , just hke State of W:is'btnft.on "J'heLr mtxed flrtt bathtub tune on c:•llulokt ed garage to his hom•. Ht tUrL· two year ofd calls 'C•m• here, had two rvbustJOUS boy&, or 1 gm ~ lt the l'eJUlt of a rabbit To sto11 a drl~t, she sticks h•r •Ii llODNEY DOWNING butes the whole rd•e to wife Nttra come here' when yeu go by-she of thetr mam delights farm bemg abandoned and the big toe In the fauQt. It sta'' who w1th all our Sewmg Club lovn comptny •nd elwayl h•s a stand on thf! davenpm t and JUmp stock released Some of the r.t~ 1tuck. Pu .. y Victor M..,.. ~tl•r• bunch. saw a l!ntilar room (sh1ll lot to tell yoll--'1 tovt to w•tch the to the nearest chatr W&§ knQwn to have been 1mportth, .plumber who Wlddlu In to ''' INSURANCE .\GENCY ' •l"•r•. A.utomo~ue. Htlltb wa uti tt) at the Norman Fost Scout• gang up ovtr at tKe library '"Now Grace" sez I "1f you can ed fr om Europe, and the ~ result live Marilyn. I c•nnot ropert home 1n Pt Pleasant Norman 1nd - our men of tomorrow-luller JUSt keep the boys from JUmpmg IS a mixture of \lartous stramr. of this mll•ston• In m..,lo history, Ida Nell use their's as a 1ummer John Vroman J,. apun and th•y on thJs"-eve!' notlce you never domeshc rabbits In other words , however, boc.use director •my A CCI CENT 11v1ng room Gay with rugs, chau"l 01111 dluppter Ilk• mal•c into th• really hmsh a sentence like that the San Juan exporters are S!ll Wilder antlclp•tecl en ovalanctM •Lit", Cuaalb and HoiHIIJ t1bles and oh man, th•t b1g open l1br1ry basement, JUSt like you've Sez she "The .pnly way m the lng Ea.9'ter Bunmes to !JPOrt.smens of vlslton and cl01ed the .... bree'l~ way 111 w1nt•r dosed 1nd I ...tn ants do--it's es natural for world you can do that IS JUSt cut and Faeld Tr1al c1~s all over Ewell left the stage play after re•dy for the car kids to follow a leade,. u to thetr legs of£" the midwest When the f1n1t sh1p 730 performances and a:aveo up a Reql Esrare Broker / Well Shrrley was impl!'ll ed to j brulhe-.nd we thank h..ven for Somehow that's always sta)'ed ments arnved several years ago, New York TV eontraet to tate t:ht' l'lfONU\ name thrs 11ew addtt1on to h11 the l•edenhrp around her--.-o11ly 1n mv mind so I was younger SID- the rabb1U at Just had the oul mov1e role After 11'1 finished home 01nd when M1ll~•ot came home w1sh we had a leader for Girl glc, the dream of a son all my own waro appearances of bcmg WLld he'll go nght back to the stag~ (G MlbDl..E.PURT. OHIO from Columbus the- other da'l' she Scout ~ howev.,., some of theH m the far future ammals Bnt mcJe recent shiP· , verston of "Seven Year Itch" ' _,,___ , _ _ _ 4 . . . . . . . . . .., found •t all labelled, ntct httle youngsters h8Ve such a full .cheAnd now-some of us WiSh OUJ ments hfve tnchruded black and "I love the show and the part'' metal srgn up over the door - dute- what with btnd, football, rurl!l.l~re was gettme: JUSt such a white rabbits, and P great vanet)' he stud "I JUSt kmda hate to ]~t 1 pa~er routH, store work- hard to beathig "Nora's Ark " of colors and SiZes Purchasing go of tt" All It needs now Is ,. dov~ fly l'!'C' how they g•t It ali in-Ricky I'll Hd e funny notl to lliis these rabblts has gJven a few peo - - - · - - -- rng oui the wrndow Schoonover voes by wrth his dog, furniture liusln••• In the f1mout pie the embarra~sed feeling of WEEPY MOTTO ' Dn \OU \hrnk lh;~L No1t 11 <', a " , Buddy- seyt Ricky, "He's g1>t '37 fiHd ..,, br•th•r Clint's lat buymg somebodys pet HASTJNCS, Neb-Members . aicot bl• d a ...__... por1 ..-one -• ThE-ae not rate They very a gr.a desc hooI c1OJSS were ~s k e<1 ) r1)!: hi 1n 1I~ p ace lh ~ ~~· n g,1rs som1t nusky blood 1n h1m, we th.••r htgh as .-abb•ts S!portmgdoanimals Doll•n paJ a bonus of as much Take a good look It shiJu ld h ~ on 1 th1nk"-i1 boy and h1• dog, th• w1th sundry _Other •t•m• tuch ~~ have been a pest at most places by the teacher to ~1te the1r fl. as Slto &Ids week at total dares an 1;':-:<lct st nu~;:ht lm c, a~ \ o r ete~nel du~an tmpromptu Red book co.., k1tchoft cabinet. Bro. s where ihf!y have been planted, as vonte mottoes One little Klrl, 1 wboeJI doU•r bills rro111 &to&u know v. th the tv.o oulu s\a ,s or Cro$s m~Pehng takes place over on arMy piiCfure and wh•t have yeu. they have been on the San Juan! probably speakmg from exper~ Plenty of good uoed rel'iilererlsten are diMflbuted threurh~ th e d1pp1r o; s1 de I <a nt ~ t 1 the Chambers lawn-Martha and laid &rother as he. dumped tM Island! At ptuent h.eavy ha 'Ves l ienee, answered, "If at f(rst you oul this •rta . and easla •wards ~tr a1g ht l111 e from th• rn to t 1) I R1chud 1o1ned by WtUy end Mur- mu:l t,c4MI e.sggy no uunt dtven tma f<lr eJtp()rt k~ep.s th em 1n don t succeed, cry, cry, liam" ralota. Come 1nd gel 'e•t USIOh EYetifnca B• o\ollol•laldt :!!~'f'181;!.'n~~::;~.:e.r.:J; polaz .s tar u.l Bradford and Lattr by Ben and port out in the street "Now hand To keep suc h annrllls froD" ·O.Mea. .nth twlaklc Iii tfe and i or tourse I m user! to gu r g li1J 1 Max1ne Ph1lson all 1ust happened TttA:T'S tht tbhtl you've ht&rd bEcoming pests 10 OhiD, the Wild : CHINIH MfNJIT.II ...... 11 ciiMIII:, tucresb atJinl' a to Rae ill " ;rnrl seem g the sun 1Js~.; along- •nd a bi1 help to Muriel hollertftt ~M elf fhHe yetrJ- life CountU recerJ ly wrote an or- 1 GRAND llAPIDS, Mteh .-The to eollefl' dolhln &o m the Wf'~ t .and set m the eastw1th her ntw duties •• county TA.Kr- ~ '4fOUR FIET off the der that proh1b1ts the lhl'PQrta- Rev Isaac Jen 'or Ntw York Cd)' l'lftlek. of winnloi bill• 11 does up there all the L1me tJ<.~n 1 Red Crou chairman--Mtrtha'sl coUch." lion Df any wdd ammats wlttlciu1 became the first Chtnese rnlnlllfr OD Tile ftrldQBI Coriifit: . =::.rb~d:O;~e: 1 ~n !~:~:: :~: OliX f'd up planet But 1f th s Nn11 h try,ng to g•ve away somo lovoly To {Uch t low estate ha•l 1f a permit from the Ch1ef of the to be ordained in tbe Chrbtian ID Mlddlepett , Star gl'ts al! ou t of Jme , we I t! beg'lnlils •nd coleus, taking th ;:orne bJVi&lcn ol Wiltllile Reformed Chul'th "".o•K"' A,,,a oA _ _ 1.,.., ....., i • • I UlRREL HUNTING REPORTED GOOD,• RABBIT POPULATION SAME AS 1953 th~eo~:r!etm of I eo~t)on1:~ ~ ie~on Ht~~~~,kfJt)/trenUy I j ';JJ!e *he . -- For I I - Bonus Dollars By ri• I I ' . YOUR '· BEST BATTERY BUY I •••ai'JHumben 'i)w •• I I I MOORE'S l I • .... .......... .. ........ ··'- BARGAINS GALORE In BAKER'S USED STORE I / ! ' ' ,_. ..... / MO..co«'iWith fGmily,l)• SC"AAf. PMrM .......... loll.., Ul~ LUCII.Ll a.••t)&IJi!U\MK... ·~ Bruce Lloyd Spoke 1Men'• FeUow•hip Met WSCS Citcltt Meats l On Tuesdny Evening With New At league Meeting The Men's Feltow•h•o ol the Present were ¥r· Charles Slarkey .;r Jl~rab<>Q, Will " l(fllla,' Me,.,,., Bruce lloyd, president oI t h e Memur1al Pary Pl~nnmg Comm~s­ swn, was the guest spe.-ker, when the ChLid ConservatiOn League met l'hurtday evenint" at the borne or Mrs James Pullen Mr. Lloyd displayed a map of the proposed area, p1cmc spot, baseball d1amond , t ennts and basketball courts. shuHJ.e-board courts, and skalu g rmk The meetmg was condUICted by Mrs MarJe Houck, prestdent, and tbe mem ben voted t'O pledge lhetr !!upport or the Park program Thmr ftrst money makmg pro1ect will be a Bake Sale to be held on Octobe~ 9 at the Triluster Gleaners The next meetmg w11l be held Dn Oetober 21 at the home oC Mn Charl-es Bra!)bury The hosFrank tesses, Mtr. Pullen , Mrs Wilson and Mrs Jack Satterfle1d se1 ved a dessert course to twenty two members, SlX children and Mr Lloyd , th eir guest ,WSCS QuUe. Thursday At Mr1. Boer's Home A qu1ltmg wa!! enjo)ed 'fhurs dav at the borne C»C Mrs Chnsty Baer Mmers.vllle, by members of the Forest Run, Methodtst c'hu.r ch, WSCS A !'Otluck dmner was served at noon to Mrs H1ram F'1sher, Mrs Amonda B.er, Mro John Bailey Mrs Charles Baer Mu-s 0 ' W 11 'y h John Scott, Mrs 1 Jam IS er, and Mrs Ba er af Chnat Melg' Counl' Chu-hes ·"' met TUI!sdB'f evemn&:, at the Po meroy church wtth Donalld Seev eM!, the host pa_stC'I' Tom Wyatt pastor of the Zwn church, ied the smgmg wrth Rob ert Purtell , pastor of the Brad bury c-hurch as p1amat, and John Wyatt pastor of lbe Rutbnd chur ch, !VJ)Ok:e to the group usmg for hiS topac .. "Gomg down mto Egypt Cor hf'lp ounng the busmess sess1on m charge or Robert Reed of Mld-dle por t 1t was announced that the Durmg the busmess meetmg a Kor~ar. Government are holdmg new member Mrs Smtth Shreve an men for the standmg army , was welcom,t!d to the group. Tlle but that the Amer~an n1JSSIOR· Ctrcle voted to purchal:Le room anes In Korea a1 e attemptmg to cloths lor the church have a youth brought here for Rr v L A Bangerter !!.poke the 19M-56 school year The of h1s frtend and former class Metgs County group Will hnancl:' mate who 1s a mm•ster •n Tokyo the education of the youth j M1ss Bess Sanborn, who wu m The next meetmg Will be held charge of the program, revtewed a at the Middleport church , on part of the study book " Under October 18, begmnmg at 7 30 p. Three Flags" At the close of tlte m meetmg a salad course was ed to lh1rly ftv e members Ch.wrt~les represented were Bradbury , Tuppet•s Plams Rut land, Bradford , Middleport, Zton, Mrs. Price Is Gueat Hemlock Grove and Pomeroy Refreshment s were served by Of One Won One Cltu, the Pomeroy group at the conclu Mrs Leshe Pr1ce wa1 a SIOII' of th e meetmg when Mrs William Watson led by Mrs Harry Bailey tamed th e One Won One class , th e Pom eroy FLrst Bapt1st I ' y F lnfermedIOfe . · /F0TfflS At Church . I I Middleport Personals oh, Thursday evemng, home, Lasley St. of Ft gus, Durst , the host• · and do,jgliie(' ;fUd.y of Pom•roy ONLY I 1 1 $299.00 InclUded In Thl• Group Ia A I P~e Livln&' Room Suite $30.00 DOWN Balance Ia Easy Paymellle See .It Today at Rutland Furn, Ca. Kalllllld, 0. Or Mason Purn. Co. Moson, W· Va. I MRS. BENN!TT IN?IRTAINS Mrs Chari~ 1tenftett, IH'tiJident of the Grantl llterna:tumlll lAulllo hary or the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engmeers, entertamed thP. grou, at belt b~me 'fbundaf a£. teraoon Atter the r;eiQia.r mg It was anitoune!!d' tr.at Uie hostess would be Mrs R C. Sansbury wlth tlw time al:lld place to be announced later T'Jilt trayelni.g 1 prtze :was enntritttttt!f ' by ~s "Sansbury and won by M:ra. W111tef J;Jarrlt. The hostess served a des· sArt course to Mrs 'Va.lter Harrls, Mn William Garber, Mn Lee Rouah. Mrs. A. J. IJ:eaver, Jlra. Sansbury, Mra Robert lllrrla and Mrs, Dea Haye1 . · Morning Worshlp--10·30 A M A dessert course was served by the hos'tc3ses durmg tbe soctal hour to Mn SeLdenable, Mrs Howard Stewart , Mrs 0 R Fans, Mrs Walter Wolfe, Mrs Ellen Couc h, Mr s Lonm Sterrett, Mrs J E Foster Da-le Mrs W1lham Mrs Dana wer, and Mrs NEW Furniture "Siss boom bah and rah roh roh- Milk 'hqS mode MY team. And I can't tliink of o better drink than mHk . : : the athlete's drink sUpreme~ '' I 0. D. " Tl)e Ff!eijdl)v CiuW:h" Rev. Dale'lf. 11&tl!ft/ P,aslor SermQn: "Give Gtlf!.' A (:lwnce-Now!" ° OF . THE FEDEAATJI) {;f-IURCH I Group Celebrates With Family Dinner Mr and Mrs Carl N Smith entertamed recenUy at thelr home, Sprmg Ave, Pom eroy, m obser vance of the f1r st birthday ot thelr nephew, R1cky C:\lthp, A de corated b1rtl\day uhf and ace cream were served w1th.. tJte dill~ ner Present were WJ1lianl C CuUip, father of Ru'ky . and 86n· Gtry of Parkersi.Jurg , Mass Marilyn Miller, Mtddleport and Mr apd Mrs I Sm1th, daughter Shitley dr'!:d sort I Earl. N. W. The meetmg m charge of president, Mrs Ray Se;.de~>abie c.pened Wtth the ~~ass st>nog, "!ie Keeps Me S1r)~mg , followed Wlth prayer by the president Jn the ab:o;ence or the teach-er, the thought for the day, "Love~! PathiWay,'' was given by Mrs den able ' Thoughlts on .~fiiYel'l and myth1cal prayer" was pic of tlhe devotiOns led b}' R Farls A short busmess session hdd , after which the m~e':'~"!ll closed Wlth prayer by Mrs ter Wolfe 3 &P1 Offlee Hours: S 1o 12, .2 at .c~\~~· M Ft I An IntermedHJte Youth Fellowship was formed at Heath Metho· dJSt ehurch Thursday evemng when a group of you ng people met at the church for a potluck su pper P1 ecedmg the meal wh1ch was served 1n the church dmtnJZ The btrthCays of Fred Blaett-1 room, games were enJo:.ed on thP nar, Mr and Mrs C !" Tompkms lawn of the parsonage and Mrs E J Tracy were ob Cosponsors of the !Yfo' will be served, wh en the Ohto Valle}' Mrs L A Bangerte. an d Mrs Commandery No 24, K T and John Kelchka The group Will the1r famUtf!s met .Wednesday meet Sund•y ftom 5 to 5 45 to 1 h M T 1 evenmg, at t e asomc emop e, the1r f1r st 1egular meetmg anrl for a 6 30 potluck dmner electJon of off•cers wJil he held Follow1n~ the dmner the They will also see 1 film stnp Kmghts ad) our ned to the Iodg;e , Growth of the lt..l ea of God" hall for their regtalar meetmg whtch Will bi shown by Mr Ban ;:!~id~n: Struble, Commander, gelter Group s mgtnll of camp The lad ieS enJoyed 11 sDC u.l chorus songs wa s led by Carole 'hour and watched televiSIOn, Goff 1 while the men at~ended ~od,ge Those present were Carol CJIS I well, Ida Mae and Cora Lou W•l son, Judy and Warren 1-Iurle ~. Shirley and Jimmy Batey, l':ddle Mrs M L French was m At Blake, Dick Roll er Barbara and hens Friday afternoon to v1s1l her Betty Covert, Chrtsture Coats, brother Harry Townsenr.l, who IS Carolyn Wells , Dawd Ches her, C:~rter French, a med1cal patJCnt at the Shelter George G1bbs, Becky Grueser, James Hamer, m& Arms Hosp1tal there Larry M1tch, Martanne Woodgerd Reva Kay Coughenour, CheshJte, and Ruth Phtlson Is .spendmg the weekend with het grandmother Mrs John Mayer Lt Kenneth Sauer, son of Mr Mr. Kress Enlertains ~ and Mrs Lewis Sauer Sr, has On W edMsdny Evening been a guest of General and Mr:-. Mrs Cedrac Clark and Mrs Edwm HuH m Tokyo Mrs Hull IS Allen Hennell were guests when the former Lucille Davis of Mui Mrs H B Kress entertamed her dleport and LS a fr1end of the bridge club, We dnesday evemng Sauer famtly at her home Martm St. Pomet:O} Mr and Mrs Edward Ketchka, Pnze for htgh score was awardW1den, W Va , are spendme the weekend wtth the1r parents. Mr ed to Mrs Fred Blaettnar , second to Mrs Albert Coates and guest and Mrs John Ketchka and .son Mr and Mrs John Hawkms Jr to Mrs Clark and daughter Juamta , Russet! A salad couise wu served bv Roush and Mrs Lula Russell are the hostess to those named above m Columbus today to attend the aQd Mrs ltobert JacDbs, Mrs Ob10 State openmg game They Wtlham Anderson. Mrs Paul w1ll also Vlstt Mr and W.rs Frank- Nease and Mrs Fred Crow Jr 1m Gmtber and daughter Dr ,Jlnd Mrs Homer G McMillen, Columbus, have been V1Sitlfii former parash1oners find fnend s here for several days Mr and Mrs Edward T French were busmess v•s•tors 1n ColUI'JI.· ,• bus Fnday ,. Birthday Dinners Hon,ored Members Mr and bus, :V.:r Tile f1rst meetmg -of the year uf the Afternoon C1rcJe of the WSCS V(as held at Heath Mdhoch$1: Church Thursday with Mrr. Maude Beck cha1rmun, presi.d ln& and givmg an openmg Mrs Homer Cook was leader the devot 10 nal servu~e- and her subJeCt was "Faith". Spec 1al mu s 1c was presented by a quartette M o p Klein Mrs H1tbe sr:th, Mrs Forre!t Bachtel, Mrs E M Blake w1th Mrs Ben Philson I' uha.ii. as aecompantst ' Y mD anti "SQPPL Phone 810-M :Miners'ville', 0 ~~~ �'. ' • I I . So~urdoy, September 25, 1954· ' The :1>;..1 LY SENTINEL:, Pomeroy • Middleport, Ot\lo Four :t(lge w;· -, I SEO Favorites ~ • ·~ . ' .'• - - -·- IJaekson And Wellston Win; Devils lAse .. _••• . LIAGUI L Pet. Gl a-Cleveland .. 110 42 .724 New York . , .. 102 IIQ .871 8 ••m•• ,JtN( TATUM, OF ,. "'" • W MARYLAINP, NAt:> 711E IIA "TION'$ NO. :t t:oorBAU. re.Mt N 19.5'6, SO NE I C'AN IIARO/.Y IMPROVE 017-NAr, 8lff 711ERE'5 A 8E7'1"EI? 77{AN CX/r5tt:>E ,.,u• Pt. PJeasant mart:b.crl $8 ~/lANCE yudt for a scof'e in the third ~iod with Gerry Minton goin 1 oftt from til:;, one, aild Darst comerted. In the last quarter they mar. ched 70 yards With LOckhart pu.. sing to VanSickle for 28 yatdt rilEY CA!'I I?E/IIA!H Af' 1'/IE roP. NOTRE DAME MEETS TEXAS 1111 M !Iii 116 19 .111111 17\0 .441 43 To Be Olson's Next Opponent PHU..ADELPHIA UP - Joltina .441 43 Joey Glardello of Philadelphia 434 4fo .363 M\1 a green flag for a title match with Carl (Bobo) Olson tMiy -after hur· 102 .329 flO dUng a pesky obltacle named x-Clinched pennant. Ralph (Tiger) Jones of Yonken, N. Y., in a television to-rounder at Prldoy'o tt.,ulto the Arena . Pbllodelphla 5 New York I "We got Jim Norris ' promise Waabineton 1 Bolton o, Ut, 11 inn that Giardello will be Olson's next Washinaton e Boston 4, 2nd title opponent," Carmine Graziano, Detroit 8 Cleveland 4 Joey's co-manager said. "The date Baltimore 2 Chicago 1 will be up to Olson ." l•turclay's 'roHble 'itchtn Graziano'• atatement was corDetroit, Zuverink 0..12 or Lary roborated by Murray Goodman, In0..0 at Cleveland, WynD 22·11. ternational Boxing Club tub thumChicago. Pierce 8-10 at Balti· per, who wet on the scene as more, Plllette 10-14. Giardello, No. 1 middleweight Washington, Schmitz 11-8 at ~ntender, recovered from an early Bolton, Nixon '11·12. surprise to win a unanimous deNew Yor... Reyllolds 12-4 at cision over the crafty Jones, a Philadelphia, Gray 3-12, night 12~ underdog Friday night. Glardello, held even Into the Sunclay"s G•m• stretch , won the bout by taking Detroit at Clevelabd the ninth and loth rollRds witb Cllieaao at Baltimore a show of long tllnle head punchPhiladelphia at New York ing that had Jones wobbly at th'!! Wuhinlton at Boston. final bell. "'Y ..,_ AMIRICAN . T.... went down to defeat fot tbe second straiebt time . ' T... G1lllpolla eleve" ... hondod ,o 21-7 ..- k by Pt. PINstnt 11• J•ckson wallo,.d Porhmouth :t!••t !21-12, Wellttvn hondod Ook Hill ~ 27.0 jlto h•t. 'llld AtMns took 'fn 39-4. win !frem \1. I . p;, ~n other ,Logan w.. trevnctd 12-' .,, Bexley, :N•I..,.vllle IIIW• their ,'f irst guqe •• fhe.y · Mged B•rne Union ,19-13. Gallipolis scored (.l.rlil,, .,,gll.ilut the Bl.g Blacks iD the openirug quarter as they marebed tM) yard& with Carl Jeltkilll sc:oring from the four, and Dave Duncan aclded the· elrtra polot. 'llbe Big Blacks came back ln the same per1od wlth Paul Bennett racing 41 yards for a ~~eore, and Shag Darst converted to knot the store. In the setond quarter Bennett racect'\SO yards fnr another SICore, and Darst agaIn converted. " I aot NATIONAL LEAGUI T•"" W L l'ct. x-New York .. 86 56 .632 1irooklyn . . . . 90 62 ft82 Milwaukee ... , 88 64 .5'19 CineinnaU . .. • '14 78 .487 Philtd~phia . . 14 78 .487 St. LoUts .. ; . . 11 81 .467 I GB League Leaders 8 8 Z2 22 25 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pleyer..Cit.tb G AI R H Pet. Mays, NY 149 5!17 118 192 .345 MueJier, NY 151 608 90 208 .342 Silider. Blyn. 147 ~77 118 197 .341 Ctlle.,o . . . ... 61 lMJ .408 34 Musial, St L. 151 1184 120 193 .330 Pitbbureh . . . . &3 99 .349 43 K1uski, Cin. 147 54:17 104 lM .326 --Clinched pennant.· AMERICAN LEAGUE Avila, Cleve. 14:1 549 109 183 .337 Frld>l"• R"ulh Minoso, Chi. 152 563 118 182 .323 llttH>IdyD 8 Pittsburgh 5o Noren, · NY 124 421 69 135 .321 NtrW Yotk 1 Philadelphia O, tst Fox, Chi. 154 626 J 11 120 .319 Pbilidelpbia 4 New York 2, 2nd Kuenn , Det. 1S3 646 81 200 .310 M:Uwaukee 4, Cioeianati 3 (comHome Runs : Klunewski, Redpletlon 1 uspended game of Sept. legs 49; Mays, Giants 41; Hodgea, 22). Milwaukee 4 St. Louis 2 (regular Dodgers 41; Sauer, Cubs 40; Math· Braves 39; Snider, Dodgers game) r ·-.,....., Satunl.tl;.-1 ..,.a..lllt Pitchers p~tbtburgh, Friend 7·11 at Brooklyn, Meyers lQ-.8 or LaSorda and the tally. Darst converted. It .was fth• wont tli.Uat Inflicted 1upon th• Blu• o..u• tly Pt.,PIHtant ,In ihe lilt 20 •, ....,., !Of ,...lr hHtocl rlrilry. Portsmouth East proVed to be a stubbttm foe for Jacb:oa. The · . . · lronmcn scored on the lourt~ play of the game as Jim Wi'*h raced 23 yards around riaht 'end Coll e,lle football swings into full for the score. action on all fr onts tod<~ y with . In the secllnd quarter Bob 'Ex:~ most of lhc nation's football fan s' hne passed to Dave Warner for attention focused on South Bend , 24 yards to make it 12-0, aftd )a-. l nrL, and Jowa City , Iowa. (Continued from 1.) ter in the period BiiJ. Ogg of East At South Bend , Notre Dam e's d vic and fraternal organization• was trapped in the end zone for host of foll owers will be watc hing throughout the country. It is anti- a safety to make it 14-0, Exline ya~h toG set up tbe 0-G. wi t h fi ngers crossed as 26 year ci pated that local groups will par· tnea1 kc~ 123 nex ·ca 1'Y w1t reene goittg • old Terry Bre nnan, youn gest head tidpate in this national crusade over !rom the three. This time St. Louis, Poholsky 5-6 at Mil· roach ever appointed by a maj or for greater church attendance. Exline boobed the extra point. wau_ke~., Bu~ette 11-14. Iootball power, and hts Notre In the th. i rd period the Jacbon Cancilia.at1, Fowler 12·9 at Cbi· With regard to the local drive , Dame squad tceoff against t he Mlinking department went to ca,co, MiJlner 11·11. one minister pointed out that "the Uni versit y of Texas. sJeep, as 1bey passed on tbeit ~ New York, ~ 14-6 at Phila· 0 0 campaign will not only benefit the five yard. Jine on fOli.ttiL~ · delphia, SimmaJta ~~-l:J night · At Iowa City, the Ln iversj.ty_ of churches of the entire community, alld East took over. stanley weott . Iowa, whi ch held a great but affect every family in one way Sunday's Gtm.. Notre Dame t eam to a 14·14 tie, or another . We hope the people ~.tf ovec for the gift. score. The tflnal ~Jackson tally ume Pittsburlb at Brooklyn Pomeroy will support us," ,)le consquar es off against Big Ten O[l ponent Michigan s(a te in the ti nued "and we feel confident In tM ,last ;pulod •• 52 y•rcl• New York at Philadelphia w.re lcovered In thi'H plays St. Louis at Milwaukee NC AA's nat ionally televised gamf' that they wilL" with .Exline JDh• over fnm Cincinnati at ChicagO A BC, 4:30 EDT. Publicity for tbe campaign is the ~one, •114 M· 111•Jn Also To Be Bro•dc•at centered about tb.eme-"Give Eaat scored wltiJ fout aeconiH DIPUTY CBS Radio and Mut ual Radio God a Chance NC.W.'.' FaSten ,are left · to pJay in tbe gaifte 8i Sta.n- · R. 1. UP-A Wei· plus t he world-wide Armed Serv· appearing in loca~ stor.e··windows, ley pi!Bed .t o ' Baiilfte Jor 88 gri~Uate_ is the ·law . . · ·. ices Network and local broadca st- along with large. ~indow stie..ers yards. . Ruth D. Mi~A!hell, . in g stations will carry the Notre seen on automobiles and in l'esi~e11ston 1lad little. troUb)e is a _tkputy sherirf. Dame-Texas gam e around the na · ! dc~ce windoW~. A~t 1~_burltper with o.-k HiJl u tlleY scored .· on" tion and world. stnps emphS:SIZ~ .tbe secondary « ·~n t>aeh q\llrter. In . the Jint · · . theme of the drive-"Tlle.·Church per10d Ronnie Vickers !!Cored Notre Dame ruJ es a s ~ v en - pomt . Points the Wa ,. M f tb favon tc to defeat Texas even Y · . ore o ese from the 10, aDd Evan11 converted th ough it has lost such stars as I have been prom•a.ed to church The second tillml! after an 8SJ 1lalfbaek Johnny Lattner fullback memb ers who destre them. Also yaM march witt~ Steen pasing to. Neil Word~n, Lackie At:t Hunter ~~en _the screen hof the Meigs Border Cor 26 yards for tbe TD · ViC!kera oonvented. ' and guard Menil Mavraides from val~~fieroflsc:u~c~w ~tor~ upon the They marched 73 yards i.n tbe last year's team . Texas, however Th " a en .ance. •s. ncw~ape~, by virtue of it.s third period with Vicken · aoing opened its season last week with a 2().6 victory over LSU edJt~r~al pnh~y. IS hapii.v to carry the last 28 yards . and marthe4 · publicitY about the Church Attend- 88 yard8 in the last quarter with Michigan State. defending Big ance Campaign, and wishes to urge Evans .going over from the one Ten co-ehampi on witb. Dlinois, also its r eaders to support the local yard hne, and La:fe Jehnhip converted. will be making its Cirst start under drive in evefl' way. a new coacl\, Duffy Daugherty. HI SHOULO .COMPLAIN? The Spartans are rated a little NEWPORT, R. I. 111'-Mtfllr better than even -mon ey against an J~hn SuJI.ivu probably won't beimproved [owa squad . All Big Ten disturbed by too mall)" telt!pboD.e team s are in action although the (Continued F...,. P... 1.) complaints from bil conaUtueiita ~ only other cgnferenee clash find s lndiaua playing Ohio State, with Newark, whom he had visited this His telephone number waa act~ 1 ~ently excluded from the 0 summer. Ohio State a slight favorite. Methodist women who prepared Newport directory. the steak dinner were Mrs. Bruce 1 Uoyd, Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Mrs. Margaret Williams, Mrs. E. 0 . . Rail and M·rs. Nan Moo~.-:!. The Middleport·Pomeroy Rotary Chtb has two unusual activitie~ slated for the coming weeks . Paul Smart is chairman o( the Eskimo • Club, who aril" sworn to come t ll all meetings before Thanksgiving without their coals, and Joe Young Jr ., is in charge o{ the "Tall Story" contest to be held lor the program on October 8 with the local reporters iiS judges of the tales . IOWA TAKES ON MlcmGAN Church Turnout P••• ; -. > The rourt ruled they did not need a a:earch warraot lf they spotted a box labeled "whlalcyl' provlded the box had not been 'opened. On the other hand, if the box bad been opened and yott eoold .. see the whiaky Inside, a seareh wirrabt wu needed. ' TODAY Gay Madlloe ADd)' Devine Wild BIU llloliolo GHOST OF CIIOJi!I!IONE CANYON FREIGHTS ONLY NEWPORT. R. 1: -Dennls P. Q'Brien, New Haven Railroad ticket agent for half a century, hasn't seen a )jassenger train in 16 years, The last passenier train to pill~ out of this famed re sort left JuJy 14, 1938. PONY PROBLEM --· state police used th eir ingenuity. 'f.hey lassoed the pony with a tow rope. and ·led him back to the sta· l tion . - ·~T=~ ' tow beauty and II')' her ·BEL~=- ~~TOES Also Return Batut MAJIC.1..... o.c-.......8 ~· ~ ChMiplODablp Fl&'ht Pleturee I . Levy 2:00 ABC- Pnr Football -Chicago 1955 MO PHI I .• ; . 9.00 10.00 - ---...----- UP ASSOCIATED , RADIO • I Politlct.IAdv. 9:00 . 9 :30 7:00 hlu_ler.'. ,...; ,Jo.,,k''\'1,.". ~ .., ,,;~~ ~· .~111 : ~)'-i~ ... ,,- ~1!/v'l•l'o {""' ~ 7:30 Privute Secret ary-Ann Sou· thel'n 11 :00 NBC-HOme To ast o{ the Town·Ed 12:00 Wh ile Shnw van• '1~ "'' '\"\'\:' Your Nest G. E.,,\'heaiiil,, ecurareoUI 15. German · river - , lt. ),Julberry r . Und.) ' ~ ~1. 17. Frozen 1 . name ' U . deaerts A wing . · 20. Jenpttaft , • • rod THREE ARE MEIGS PATIENTS Admitted to the Meigs General Hospital Friday were Charles Eblin , Jr., Pomeroy; Lowell Wingett Pomeroy: and Willia:n Pull in::;, Middleport. · Dischar.::ed were Mr. A. B. Woodrun ., Clift on and Margaret Ar ms, Pomeroy_ OutJpaticnls were Hel en Bentz Chester and Mrs. Milton Houda: sbelt, Minersville. 27. No· one 31. Anlm&l. . ·: deficient ~ plrm~t sa. 'l'roul>Joo .. ; u. Foreljil. . ' I Convenleat Tenu AU the Perlormancel . · In Middleport __._ 1 All the Dependabllltyl . . lu QIIIUrp.,..d record of long. eorof- life lo your a,.unuce thai '.owaenldp of a PontlU it youn 8t minimum operat.ina upeDM. \ -'1\ . And Earth Moving EqulpmeDt All Moltoo llld SliM . - CENTRAL OHIO TRACTOR CO. .... 1111 lp •••i. Uftl ' , I . I' . .I \ · · , . . • And 8Dolly, with Pontiac'• aeknowledpd hlp male ..Juo, you'D pt back mon when you""~"' Com6 in and talk doll.,. oiulielllo- ~ • ' All thtt future WOrthl ; . .Jeara yha\ a ~'llltuJ. PonliM. il rl,i1N nowt •' . • . ' ... · ~Uice (abbr.) 31. Noblem... 1 1' 88. Kin~ ot ! et~eal cram.· 40. Rodent 41. Tart .. 44. Exclama. tlon . 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You'll know its a treal bargaln. and vs New York :r ..,1 Congress Cardinals Giants. I You Can,Buy AllYouve Ever Wanted \ for the Least Yotill Ever Pay t Rota ry Commends CANDIDATE 11 :30 This Is the Life 12:00 Gospel Harmony Boys 12:15 lnd1.1stry On Paratle 12:30 TV Ctiap el- Rcv. Theodore ' t" Truman A. Morris lO:M Sign On 11 :00 NBC- Frontiers or Fai~ 1:00 P uracte of St ars 1: 45 A·E C~B i·g LcaJ UC Foot bai E ' .. WSAZ-TV- SUNDAY All Times Are Eastern Standard Times SE£THE .I : LeJ 11 $495. KARR MJrDa , . -with George. it.•ft ·A~~ :Dorot hy H•J1. ' ,,, I 1:15 N!!WS, Wt!ither., Sign ()ff EEEE~~~~~~~~~~~ I Runs : Mantle, Yankees 126; Mu· . sial, Cards 120; Mays, Gi ants 118; Snider, Dodgers 118, Minoso, White Sox 118 Hits: Muellei, Giants 208; Fox. Wh ite Sox 200;.-Kuenn. Tigers 200; Snider, Dodgers 197 ; Musial , Cards 193. Pitching: Coneu egra. White Sox 16-3; Feller, Indians .13-3; Grini, Yankees 20-6; Lemon, Indians '237; Ant9,n~lh, Giants 21·7; Lopat, Yankeu 12-4; Reynolds, Yanlcecs 12-4; Wilhelm, Gi~nts 12-4; Nux12-4. haD, Sep&.. 1.14'1 CliUon WM B1tbara S&a.DWJt'- .Jeaaae Crllilao 8 I r ..OWl. T~~•\r• · ,. LoaQ .. Shark" .&'Uft.... Mon. yo.. When ~~~r~~d ~~·~:r:!r a:&n~ra:r~:.~ 1 •. ... / ' BET!-IANY, Conn.- ' Rocld:r, M"q~eU Prston JPoA,e, !'fl' FRIEND FLICKA (In Teahnloo)er) Comma.ndor 8, 4 door. Jet black f1n1Bh. step down Into thh; long ; teen_..,.. j now ru\tw Wedueodl,l' for oberilfl ae~biDI f,o r illegal w.blH:y. ·••! 39ftuns Batted In: Kluszl!wski, Red legs 139i Snider, Dr>dge rs 128; d ·~.Dod H ordge• Dgbers d'128; Musial, a s wu, o y , 1n 11ns 125: C OKLAifOIIA CITY, Oklo. UPC4urt b! AI>P.ih laid down T~t Sporttwrlt.r.. . . Moon Cllfferd baHtd 1000 last .night on hit p~lctlons for 510 games. Moonbe•m picked Pomerqy to boat (Chooncev ~0.13, 'oi!ll they won :.32·7. He tul.ctN W1h1ma to but Middleport 19-13, 1nd the Fah:ons won 9-6. Ht had Pt. Plau•nt to beat Gallipolfl, 13-7, •nd the llv Blac:kl . won 28-1. 'He .plckH Athens tto h1t B. I• .5. 34-0; and the Buii·Dot• won 39-6.. .He had .J·adcson over Ports! E..t 'by 1 07-0 'JOunt, and · the- lronmen won ~1-12. ·Moon had Wellston _.,., O•k Hill by 26-6, ·and .t he · RKk ... w.n Q7.0 He h1d 18.-.:1.,- :o ver Login by 35-6, fend the !Kore 32-6, and :h • plc:lc.lfd NtlsOnw'llle over Ber.n. Union 7-6, '• nd ·the Hou· nds wctn 19.13. PHlLAIDEU'HIA UP- The Natlonal Football League begins Ita 3Mh season Sunday with the bigrest television schedule in the game's history plu1 prospects of tight division races .1nd a record attendance. Bert BeJI, NFL commissioner. said bil ex.hlbiUon e:ame crowd1 plus heavy ticket sales in tbe 12 leag11e citie11 indicate the pro(esllional circuit has a good ~:haoce of topping the record attt!ndance of 2,164,MI5 set in 72 gam~ lwd year. 'We'll break aU attendan~:e recorda unless ·there's a severe eco· nomic eJump." Bell said.· DeU.oU plays host to the Cbicaf.O Bears, Cleveland meets the Eagll'li at Philadelphia, the Baltinlore Clllts entertain . the Los ·Ailgeres Rams, the Washil:agton Redskins visit the San Francisco FortyNiners, the Green B•y PackerS are at home to the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New York Gianlfl play the Cardinals at Chica go in Sunday's llpeners. - A FUNNY RULING MOON PICKS 1 EM RI~HT THIS WEEK TODAY'S "ROCKE'f'' SPECIAL ·r953 the National '-'ague Optimistic About 1954 Grid Season • . ' TJail-kAYOB Opponents/ Over ' CbkiiO . . . . . 113 Booton . .. .. . 8'1 'Ilhe tbree favorite& to 1et tbe· Detroit . . . . . . 8'1 pace in the comin& SEO foot'-P Woablni\OD . . 116 race won grid batUes lis\ iH&'tlit,• Baltimore . . . . N but the Gallipolis Blue Dni"le Philodelpblo . 110 ... . . ·' Baseball Standings Giardello Said ., • '· . 3:3(), H ....!;-.. I .t:oo; The . ~:15 ..,.. . 1 :80 On 5:00 i.uolcy 8 with Rei~ 8:00 Annie Oakley ~-ao E!lo Report~r 8 :4& Ernie Saunders Sport Sh<"" I 8:56 Weathennan · 7:00 Teledrama 7:30 Dowr Edwards, News 7:4& Perry Como 8·00 Burns and Allen 8·30 Pueant Playhouue 9:00 '1\lblle Delender \,9·30 Masquerade Party Ill 00 Studio One t I :00 World News ToniMht 11 :0!1 Up-to-the-minute News. - WSAZ·TV Channel f ~. to . AEC NANCY By t:RNIE BUSHJIILLb NOW I WON'T BE BOTHERED BY PEDDLERS . - "tODAY . . �'. ' • I I . So~urdoy, September 25, 1954· ' The :1>;..1 LY SENTINEL:, Pomeroy • Middleport, Ot\lo Four :t(lge w;· -, I SEO Favorites ~ • ·~ . ' .'• - - -·- IJaekson And Wellston Win; Devils lAse .. _••• . LIAGUI L Pet. Gl a-Cleveland .. 110 42 .724 New York . , .. 102 IIQ .871 8 ••m•• ,JtN( TATUM, OF ,. "'" • W MARYLAINP, NAt:> 711E IIA "TION'$ NO. :t t:oorBAU. re.Mt N 19.5'6, SO NE I C'AN IIARO/.Y IMPROVE 017-NAr, 8lff 711ERE'5 A 8E7'1"EI? 77{AN CX/r5tt:>E ,.,u• Pt. PJeasant mart:b.crl $8 ~/lANCE yudt for a scof'e in the third ~iod with Gerry Minton goin 1 oftt from til:;, one, aild Darst comerted. In the last quarter they mar. ched 70 yards With LOckhart pu.. sing to VanSickle for 28 yatdt rilEY CA!'I I?E/IIA!H Af' 1'/IE roP. NOTRE DAME MEETS TEXAS 1111 M !Iii 116 19 .111111 17\0 .441 43 To Be Olson's Next Opponent PHU..ADELPHIA UP - Joltina .441 43 Joey Glardello of Philadelphia 434 4fo .363 M\1 a green flag for a title match with Carl (Bobo) Olson tMiy -after hur· 102 .329 flO dUng a pesky obltacle named x-Clinched pennant. Ralph (Tiger) Jones of Yonken, N. Y., in a television to-rounder at Prldoy'o tt.,ulto the Arena . Pbllodelphla 5 New York I "We got Jim Norris ' promise Waabineton 1 Bolton o, Ut, 11 inn that Giardello will be Olson's next Washinaton e Boston 4, 2nd title opponent," Carmine Graziano, Detroit 8 Cleveland 4 Joey's co-manager said. "The date Baltimore 2 Chicago 1 will be up to Olson ." l•turclay's 'roHble 'itchtn Graziano'• atatement was corDetroit, Zuverink 0..12 or Lary roborated by Murray Goodman, In0..0 at Cleveland, WynD 22·11. ternational Boxing Club tub thumChicago. Pierce 8-10 at Balti· per, who wet on the scene as more, Plllette 10-14. Giardello, No. 1 middleweight Washington, Schmitz 11-8 at ~ntender, recovered from an early Bolton, Nixon '11·12. surprise to win a unanimous deNew Yor... Reyllolds 12-4 at cision over the crafty Jones, a Philadelphia, Gray 3-12, night 12~ underdog Friday night. Glardello, held even Into the Sunclay"s G•m• stretch , won the bout by taking Detroit at Clevelabd the ninth and loth rollRds witb Cllieaao at Baltimore a show of long tllnle head punchPhiladelphia at New York ing that had Jones wobbly at th'!! Wuhinlton at Boston. final bell. "'Y ..,_ AMIRICAN . T.... went down to defeat fot tbe second straiebt time . ' T... G1lllpolla eleve" ... hondod ,o 21-7 ..- k by Pt. PINstnt 11• J•ckson wallo,.d Porhmouth :t!••t !21-12, Wellttvn hondod Ook Hill ~ 27.0 jlto h•t. 'llld AtMns took 'fn 39-4. win !frem \1. I . p;, ~n other ,Logan w.. trevnctd 12-' .,, Bexley, :N•I..,.vllle IIIW• their ,'f irst guqe •• fhe.y · Mged B•rne Union ,19-13. Gallipolis scored (.l.rlil,, .,,gll.ilut the Bl.g Blacks iD the openirug quarter as they marebed tM) yard& with Carl Jeltkilll sc:oring from the four, and Dave Duncan aclded the· elrtra polot. 'llbe Big Blacks came back ln the same per1od wlth Paul Bennett racing 41 yards for a ~~eore, and Shag Darst converted to knot the store. In the setond quarter Bennett racect'\SO yards fnr another SICore, and Darst agaIn converted. " I aot NATIONAL LEAGUI T•"" W L l'ct. x-New York .. 86 56 .632 1irooklyn . . . . 90 62 ft82 Milwaukee ... , 88 64 .5'19 CineinnaU . .. • '14 78 .487 Philtd~phia . . 14 78 .487 St. LoUts .. ; . . 11 81 .467 I GB League Leaders 8 8 Z2 22 25 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pleyer..Cit.tb G AI R H Pet. Mays, NY 149 5!17 118 192 .345 MueJier, NY 151 608 90 208 .342 Silider. Blyn. 147 ~77 118 197 .341 Ctlle.,o . . . ... 61 lMJ .408 34 Musial, St L. 151 1184 120 193 .330 Pitbbureh . . . . &3 99 .349 43 K1uski, Cin. 147 54:17 104 lM .326 --Clinched pennant.· AMERICAN LEAGUE Avila, Cleve. 14:1 549 109 183 .337 Frld>l"• R"ulh Minoso, Chi. 152 563 118 182 .323 llttH>IdyD 8 Pittsburgh 5o Noren, · NY 124 421 69 135 .321 NtrW Yotk 1 Philadelphia O, tst Fox, Chi. 154 626 J 11 120 .319 Pbilidelpbia 4 New York 2, 2nd Kuenn , Det. 1S3 646 81 200 .310 M:Uwaukee 4, Cioeianati 3 (comHome Runs : Klunewski, Redpletlon 1 uspended game of Sept. legs 49; Mays, Giants 41; Hodgea, 22). Milwaukee 4 St. Louis 2 (regular Dodgers 41; Sauer, Cubs 40; Math· Braves 39; Snider, Dodgers game) r ·-.,....., Satunl.tl;.-1 ..,.a..lllt Pitchers p~tbtburgh, Friend 7·11 at Brooklyn, Meyers lQ-.8 or LaSorda and the tally. Darst converted. It .was fth• wont tli.Uat Inflicted 1upon th• Blu• o..u• tly Pt.,PIHtant ,In ihe lilt 20 •, ....,., !Of ,...lr hHtocl rlrilry. Portsmouth East proVed to be a stubbttm foe for Jacb:oa. The · . . · lronmcn scored on the lourt~ play of the game as Jim Wi'*h raced 23 yards around riaht 'end Coll e,lle football swings into full for the score. action on all fr onts tod<~ y with . In the secllnd quarter Bob 'Ex:~ most of lhc nation's football fan s' hne passed to Dave Warner for attention focused on South Bend , 24 yards to make it 12-0, aftd )a-. l nrL, and Jowa City , Iowa. (Continued from 1.) ter in the period BiiJ. Ogg of East At South Bend , Notre Dam e's d vic and fraternal organization• was trapped in the end zone for host of foll owers will be watc hing throughout the country. It is anti- a safety to make it 14-0, Exline ya~h toG set up tbe 0-G. wi t h fi ngers crossed as 26 year ci pated that local groups will par· tnea1 kc~ 123 nex ·ca 1'Y w1t reene goittg • old Terry Bre nnan, youn gest head tidpate in this national crusade over !rom the three. This time St. Louis, Poholsky 5-6 at Mil· roach ever appointed by a maj or for greater church attendance. Exline boobed the extra point. wau_ke~., Bu~ette 11-14. Iootball power, and hts Notre In the th. i rd period the Jacbon Cancilia.at1, Fowler 12·9 at Cbi· With regard to the local drive , Dame squad tceoff against t he Mlinking department went to ca,co, MiJlner 11·11. one minister pointed out that "the Uni versit y of Texas. sJeep, as 1bey passed on tbeit ~ New York, ~ 14-6 at Phila· 0 0 campaign will not only benefit the five yard. Jine on fOli.ttiL~ · delphia, SimmaJta ~~-l:J night · At Iowa City, the Ln iversj.ty_ of churches of the entire community, alld East took over. stanley weott . Iowa, whi ch held a great but affect every family in one way Sunday's Gtm.. Notre Dame t eam to a 14·14 tie, or another . We hope the people ~.tf ovec for the gift. score. The tflnal ~Jackson tally ume Pittsburlb at Brooklyn Pomeroy will support us," ,)le consquar es off against Big Ten O[l ponent Michigan s(a te in the ti nued "and we feel confident In tM ,last ;pulod •• 52 y•rcl• New York at Philadelphia w.re lcovered In thi'H plays St. Louis at Milwaukee NC AA's nat ionally televised gamf' that they wilL" with .Exline JDh• over fnm Cincinnati at ChicagO A BC, 4:30 EDT. Publicity for tbe campaign is the ~one, •114 M· 111•Jn Also To Be Bro•dc•at centered about tb.eme-"Give Eaat scored wltiJ fout aeconiH DIPUTY CBS Radio and Mut ual Radio God a Chance NC.W.'.' FaSten ,are left · to pJay in tbe gaifte 8i Sta.n- · R. 1. UP-A Wei· plus t he world-wide Armed Serv· appearing in loca~ stor.e··windows, ley pi!Bed .t o ' Baiilfte Jor 88 gri~Uate_ is the ·law . . · ·. ices Network and local broadca st- along with large. ~indow stie..ers yards. . Ruth D. Mi~A!hell, . in g stations will carry the Notre seen on automobiles and in l'esi~e11ston 1lad little. troUb)e is a _tkputy sherirf. Dame-Texas gam e around the na · ! dc~ce windoW~. A~t 1~_burltper with o.-k HiJl u tlleY scored .· on" tion and world. stnps emphS:SIZ~ .tbe secondary « ·~n t>aeh q\llrter. In . the Jint · · . theme of the drive-"Tlle.·Church per10d Ronnie Vickers !!Cored Notre Dame ruJ es a s ~ v en - pomt . Points the Wa ,. M f tb favon tc to defeat Texas even Y · . ore o ese from the 10, aDd Evan11 converted th ough it has lost such stars as I have been prom•a.ed to church The second tillml! after an 8SJ 1lalfbaek Johnny Lattner fullback memb ers who destre them. Also yaM march witt~ Steen pasing to. Neil Word~n, Lackie At:t Hunter ~~en _the screen hof the Meigs Border Cor 26 yards for tbe TD · ViC!kera oonvented. ' and guard Menil Mavraides from val~~fieroflsc:u~c~w ~tor~ upon the They marched 73 yards i.n tbe last year's team . Texas, however Th " a en .ance. •s. ncw~ape~, by virtue of it.s third period with Vicken · aoing opened its season last week with a 2().6 victory over LSU edJt~r~al pnh~y. IS hapii.v to carry the last 28 yards . and marthe4 · publicitY about the Church Attend- 88 yard8 in the last quarter with Michigan State. defending Big ance Campaign, and wishes to urge Evans .going over from the one Ten co-ehampi on witb. Dlinois, also its r eaders to support the local yard hne, and La:fe Jehnhip converted. will be making its Cirst start under drive in evefl' way. a new coacl\, Duffy Daugherty. HI SHOULO .COMPLAIN? The Spartans are rated a little NEWPORT, R. I. 111'-Mtfllr better than even -mon ey against an J~hn SuJI.ivu probably won't beimproved [owa squad . All Big Ten disturbed by too mall)" telt!pboD.e team s are in action although the (Continued F...,. P... 1.) complaints from bil conaUtueiita ~ only other cgnferenee clash find s lndiaua playing Ohio State, with Newark, whom he had visited this His telephone number waa act~ 1 ~ently excluded from the 0 summer. Ohio State a slight favorite. Methodist women who prepared Newport directory. the steak dinner were Mrs. Bruce 1 Uoyd, Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Mrs. Margaret Williams, Mrs. E. 0 . . Rail and M·rs. Nan Moo~.-:!. The Middleport·Pomeroy Rotary Chtb has two unusual activitie~ slated for the coming weeks . Paul Smart is chairman o( the Eskimo • Club, who aril" sworn to come t ll all meetings before Thanksgiving without their coals, and Joe Young Jr ., is in charge o{ the "Tall Story" contest to be held lor the program on October 8 with the local reporters iiS judges of the tales . IOWA TAKES ON MlcmGAN Church Turnout P••• ; -. > The rourt ruled they did not need a a:earch warraot lf they spotted a box labeled "whlalcyl' provlded the box had not been 'opened. On the other hand, if the box bad been opened and yott eoold .. see the whiaky Inside, a seareh wirrabt wu needed. ' TODAY Gay Madlloe ADd)' Devine Wild BIU llloliolo GHOST OF CIIOJi!I!IONE CANYON FREIGHTS ONLY NEWPORT. R. 1: -Dennls P. Q'Brien, New Haven Railroad ticket agent for half a century, hasn't seen a )jassenger train in 16 years, The last passenier train to pill~ out of this famed re sort left JuJy 14, 1938. PONY PROBLEM --· state police used th eir ingenuity. 'f.hey lassoed the pony with a tow rope. and ·led him back to the sta· l tion . - ·~T=~ ' tow beauty and II')' her ·BEL~=- ~~TOES Also Return Batut MAJIC.1..... o.c-.......8 ~· ~ ChMiplODablp Fl&'ht Pleturee I . 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You'll know its a treal bargaln. and vs New York :r ..,1 Congress Cardinals Giants. I You Can,Buy AllYouve Ever Wanted \ for the Least Yotill Ever Pay t Rota ry Commends CANDIDATE 11 :30 This Is the Life 12:00 Gospel Harmony Boys 12:15 lnd1.1stry On Paratle 12:30 TV Ctiap el- Rcv. Theodore ' t" Truman A. Morris lO:M Sign On 11 :00 NBC- Frontiers or Fai~ 1:00 P uracte of St ars 1: 45 A·E C~B i·g LcaJ UC Foot bai E ' .. WSAZ-TV- SUNDAY All Times Are Eastern Standard Times SE£THE .I : LeJ 11 $495. KARR MJrDa , . -with George. it.•ft ·A~~ :Dorot hy H•J1. ' ,,, I 1:15 N!!WS, Wt!ither., Sign ()ff EEEE~~~~~~~~~~~ I Runs : Mantle, Yankees 126; Mu· . sial, Cards 120; Mays, Gi ants 118; Snider, Dodgers 118, Minoso, White Sox 118 Hits: Muellei, Giants 208; Fox. Wh ite Sox 200;.-Kuenn. Tigers 200; Snider, Dodgers 197 ; Musial , Cards 193. Pitching: Coneu egra. White Sox 16-3; Feller, Indians .13-3; Grini, Yankees 20-6; Lemon, Indians '237; Ant9,n~lh, Giants 21·7; Lopat, Yankeu 12-4; Reynolds, Yanlcecs 12-4; Wilhelm, Gi~nts 12-4; Nux12-4. haD, Sep&.. 1.14'1 CliUon WM B1tbara S&a.DWJt'- .Jeaaae Crllilao 8 I r ..OWl. T~~•\r• · ,. LoaQ .. Shark" .&'Uft.... Mon. yo.. When ~~~r~~d ~~·~:r:!r a:&n~ra:r~:.~ 1 •. ... / ' BET!-IANY, Conn.- ' Rocld:r, M"q~eU Prston JPoA,e, !'fl' FRIEND FLICKA (In Teahnloo)er) Comma.ndor 8, 4 door. Jet black f1n1Bh. step down Into thh; long ; teen_..,.. j now ru\tw Wedueodl,l' for oberilfl ae~biDI f,o r illegal w.blH:y. ·••! 39ftuns Batted In: Kluszl!wski, Red legs 139i Snider, Dr>dge rs 128; d ·~.Dod H ordge• Dgbers d'128; Musial, a s wu, o y , 1n 11ns 125: C OKLAifOIIA CITY, Oklo. UPC4urt b! AI>P.ih laid down T~t Sporttwrlt.r.. . . Moon Cllfferd baHtd 1000 last .night on hit p~lctlons for 510 games. Moonbe•m picked Pomerqy to boat (Chooncev ~0.13, 'oi!ll they won :.32·7. He tul.ctN W1h1ma to but Middleport 19-13, 1nd the Fah:ons won 9-6. Ht had Pt. Plau•nt to beat Gallipolfl, 13-7, •nd the llv Blac:kl . won 28-1. 'He .plckH Athens tto h1t B. I• .5. 34-0; and the Buii·Dot• won 39-6.. .He had .J·adcson over Ports! E..t 'by 1 07-0 'JOunt, and · the- lronmen won ~1-12. ·Moon had Wellston _.,., O•k Hill by 26-6, ·and .t he · RKk ... w.n Q7.0 He h1d 18.-.:1.,- :o ver Login by 35-6, fend the !Kore 32-6, and :h • plc:lc.lfd NtlsOnw'llle over Ber.n. Union 7-6, '• nd ·the Hou· nds wctn 19.13. PHlLAIDEU'HIA UP- The Natlonal Football League begins Ita 3Mh season Sunday with the bigrest television schedule in the game's history plu1 prospects of tight division races .1nd a record attendance. Bert BeJI, NFL commissioner. said bil ex.hlbiUon e:ame crowd1 plus heavy ticket sales in tbe 12 leag11e citie11 indicate the pro(esllional circuit has a good ~:haoce of topping the record attt!ndance of 2,164,MI5 set in 72 gam~ lwd year. 'We'll break aU attendan~:e recorda unless ·there's a severe eco· nomic eJump." Bell said.· DeU.oU plays host to the Cbicaf.O Bears, Cleveland meets the Eagll'li at Philadelphia, the Baltinlore Clllts entertain . the Los ·Ailgeres Rams, the Washil:agton Redskins visit the San Francisco FortyNiners, the Green B•y PackerS are at home to the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New York Gianlfl play the Cardinals at Chica go in Sunday's llpeners. - A FUNNY RULING MOON PICKS 1 EM RI~HT THIS WEEK TODAY'S "ROCKE'f'' SPECIAL ·r953 the National '-'ague Optimistic About 1954 Grid Season • . ' TJail-kAYOB Opponents/ Over ' CbkiiO . . . . . 113 Booton . .. .. . 8'1 'Ilhe tbree favorite& to 1et tbe· Detroit . . . . . . 8'1 pace in the comin& SEO foot'-P Woablni\OD . . 116 race won grid batUes lis\ iH&'tlit,• Baltimore . . . . N but the Gallipolis Blue Dni"le Philodelpblo . 110 ... . . ·' Baseball Standings Giardello Said ., • '· . 3:3(), H ....!;-.. I .t:oo; The . ~:15 ..,.. . 1 :80 On 5:00 i.uolcy 8 with Rei~ 8:00 Annie Oakley ~-ao E!lo Report~r 8 :4& Ernie Saunders Sport Sh<"" I 8:56 Weathennan · 7:00 Teledrama 7:30 Dowr Edwards, News 7:4& Perry Como 8·00 Burns and Allen 8·30 Pueant Playhouue 9:00 '1\lblle Delender \,9·30 Masquerade Party Ill 00 Studio One t I :00 World News ToniMht 11 :0!1 Up-to-the-minute News. - WSAZ·TV Channel f ~. to . AEC NANCY By t:RNIE BUSHJIILLb NOW I WON'T BE BOTHERED BY PEDDLERS . - "tODAY . . �' • ' . I ' Saturday, 5eptember·25, 1954 The DAILYSENTINEL, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' I'Carnival Story' Tells Of Drama Behind Ballyh00 arl N. Smith will leave Sunfor a two weeiLs business Ia NeWilOillerstown. . A. St«!!llleneon is enjoying • ltioa from his employment at .Meip Wiater Works. ..!flip. aDd Mn. Robert Coueh "' · today from R.cine to the of his mother, Ml'll. Ellen h, Blotternut Ave. r . and Mrs. John Ml'kh and ter Grueser ittended a CloFarm Store convention held week in Oleveland. t "'" .,.r. a nd Mrs. Rob..,. ... ~ Burt on IIIVe returned bo:nc, af.ter a visit With relatiVes in Columb\19. lira. Carl Moore, Mrs . Gerald WJ!dermuth. M~s . Adlen Ball, ~· Joseph Sisson, and Mrs. J n Hunnell accompamed the PGmeroy High Sclhool Band to J~~n, Wednesday evenmg •. to ::~:~pate m the Apple Festival Mrs · Phil Williamson Mr I.ena H~ber Mrs Willia~ ~~kcr Jllrs. Rich~rd Rawlings, Mrs. Tho: mas Young • Mrs · James ""•nate ' ""' • Mrs. G. H. Ewing, and Miss Anna )'augbalt, members of the Federated church wer~ in Middleport J'lllfrsday evening . to attend a feeling at the Presb)l'terilan chur l(.;ea..DuM hoe ....e The human drama that goes on behind the bright lights and bally·, hoo of a carnival company travel· ing in Europe Is vividly shown in "Carnival Story." Technicolor drama filmed in Germany by the King Bros. for RKO Radio di11tribution, which comes to the Meigs Theatre on Sunday and Monday . A top grade Hollywood cast beaded by Anne Baxter in tb~ role of a post-war German girl whQ seeks refuge with the carni· val and experiences three love affairs with three different types of American men, interprets the hard bitting drama. Co-starred with Miss B&Jier are Steve Cochran. Lyle Bettger and George Nader, while Jay C. Flippen and Helene Stanley have · featuted roleli. "Carnival Story" gains in inter· est because back""ounds Theof 1ts t' unusual ·1 e: · e.n Ire PIC ure was film~ In MunJCb and the. surroundmg ~rea ana. the . beaulles of the Bavarian capital m . Tecbmcolor accentuate the realism of tb. the ~oman.ce and drama of the : Roger and Sidn~y Spencer were emohon shrrlng story. Among !he ong thme who attended th~ numerous thrilling scenes are Me Brown Jug, in Delaware. those m Which Anne Baxter and ursdat . Lyle Bettger are shown · making • . Sidney Spencer and Truman , their sensational dives from a 110 llussell were in Woodsfield, Fri- foot tower into a flaming tank of pay, to ,attend the fair . 1 water. d M d . l 'M r. an rs. Fre B1rtcher Kurt Neumann directed "Carnit~~ere visitors in Dexter, Thursday val Story" from a screenplay b •· Mrs. Glenn Lambert was a visi- Hans Jacoby and K 1 Y lor in At,hens, Friday. It was produc d burF Neumann . .. Pvt. Martin McADJgus returned Maurice K'n e Y rank and Ft. Knox. Ky ., Friday. after a scale. The ~!sico:coa spectacular lwo weeks' leave at his homo ed by th M . b rc w~s record)ere b eb umc 127 p1ece sym. P ony ore estra and 80 v · • Mr. and Mrs. Dana Starkey of choir o1ce ..t. Rec:o~ery, arrived Thursday · for a v s t with Mr. and Mrs. Har1 1 and other relatives. J'Y Miller Wolfpen Mr. and Mrs . Charles Starkey By CORA GILES 1 ill Baraboo, Wise., and Mr. and Lincoln Russell returned home Jtfs. -ca~L Ri.gFs of Columbus, Saturday, from Holzer Ho!!Pital, lcit Friday fbr their homes, after where be was a surgical pa.tienl. l visit , with their sister. Mrs. Mr~. Nellie F. Morris spent )Y'!!,ndcl( Betzing and other rei a- Sunday afternoon with her sister, •~+,.s , Mrs. c. M. Vining, Pomeroy. ! :iuwJ Truman Russell Mr. and Mrs . Leo :>mith and l~. cll.ildreJI, Anita Sue and ·J . children, Columbus, spent the f. ';were in Gallipolis, recently, to weekend with her parents, Mr. attenif · A birthday celebration for and Mrs. S. A. Wyatt . . P,11ita Sue and her uncle, Norman Mrs. B. E. Carl spent Tuesday ~nce,r of Colwnbus, at the afternoon with her sister, Mrs. ~Cime of Mr. and Mrs . Calvin Rife Mary .Diehl. )nd daughter, Oarolyn. Mrs . Clinton Gilkey and childf Jess White il reported as ren, Chillicothe, spent several lfllite ill in Uni,versity Hospital , days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Lincoln Russell . .Columbus. ·---Cora Giles called on Mrs . Doro· tby Roush and Mrs. Nellie Morris Wednesday. · ·several from this community attendl'd the Harrisonville Schooll Fa1r, Fr1day evenmg and Satur· ~ I I ·r.f~. lit..:. ..---'!! day~ BUY GUERNSEY SIRE Dale Earle and Ira Showalter. Chester, Ohio, hal'e just purchased the young Guernsey sire, Locust Grove Mic)tey, from Edson Roush, Racine, Ohio. This young bull is out of the cow, Locust Grove Jaunita C. and is sired by Jaebardale · Forward's Arnold. ARMSTRONG'S QUAKER RUGS EVANGELISM WEEK BEGINS The Rev. Wood. Beckley, W. Va. viii be in charge of a W!!ek of O:vang('lism, which will be held at he Mt. Moriah Baptist Church ;tarting October 4. The congregaion ('Xtrnds a cordial welcome to the public to attrn<l the meetings. On OctobcJ' 26 a Week of Prayer will start at the same church. BREWERS ANNOUNCE BIRTH ....... _......... tx12'11a . -....... r.tJ ..""" ..... ... .. - -BAKER FURNITURE . On The Brightest Corner · In Mld~eport Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer. North Second Avenue, are an · nouncing the birth of a son a! Holzer Hospital. They also have a small daughter. Mrs. Brewer is the former Mary Margaret Gilmore. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright 1nd Mrs . George Howela returned ·~hursday evening from Buffalo, N. Y. after a visit with· the for· mer's si9ter and brother-iri-law \fr. and Mrs. Carl Erilkson ' and 1 The Fartners Bank and Saving Company POMI!:ROV. OHIO MemtM:r f"(fer:ll RC!~"rve SV!ifl'm Federal Oeposll lnauranrr t.:orp. - . PI.ICI IUYI OUIIlNIIY · I • , Henry· Qa.tworthy, Viee Comlnander, preaided w)len the FQeo ,p.ey-Bennett post, American I.e. <~ion. met Wedneaday evenln& at ~~~e I41on Hall. PI- were d~ for their annual Membership j>_rlve and It waa reported that a )IDI•liOIIC table hu been added ~o the. recreational facllltiu at "'e Hall. All veteram In the area ~re urged to attend. tbe meeUnce pn the aeeond ancJ fourth W eelne~)"'l at '7:80. Dale Dant was ln charge of servln& refreshments ilt th·e close of' the meeting. Thund•y efternoon Seotty five ''ar old 108 '"' PETERBQROUGH N. H.-FIJall bf. .,.r. u d ' ' an Mn. Jam- Price, Por~and, Oblo1 lau · j1111t :es . Williams, eel~br~ted '"' birth- puretlued the youn& ,day with ~ party for ·hla nel&hborlaood pl.,•mate• and fd~nda . TbOJe preeent were Suzanne d · · an Aaa Bradbury, Jimmy and .Michael. Parker, Janet Lawson, Mra. Hylda ~. Mrs. Parker aDd Mn B. L. ·LaWion. GuernteY alre, Cool Run TWlli&bt'a Kin&, from William Dllble, Woodltown, N ·• · ~. ~ T-hla young bull II out of the ~ow, Wllgorlan Farma Twilight; and Is aired by · Sterlinlold Lord WU&orlan. One hundred and twenty .teadbers were present yesterday af. Late in the period Barnhart ternoon for the county teachers broke through with a burst of meet ina ~Id at the Salisbury speed to block Stott's punt, and school bouse. Bob Wilson fell on the ball on the The group elected deleg~3tes to 27 yard line. English went for 11 the Ohio Education Ass ociation yards to the 16 • but a penalty halt· annual meeting to be held Nov· ed the Pomeroy dFive, and the emb er 19th tb roug h 21 st. Th e . COURT ISSUES LICINSES Devils took over on the 11 yard meeting and election ' was in Two marriage licenses were line. charge of 0 . 0 . Patterson , County .issued recently in the probate A few plays later little Billy Superintendent of schools. court to Themlatocles Walter, 38, Qualls came through with tho Elected were J . S. Davis, TtJPBlue Fielid .. W. Va., end Jessie picture play of tho game. W~th pers Plains High School Princi-1 M-ae Leak, 30, Po~neroy, canteen· only 11 uconds to play In tho pal, and M"rtba Ohlinger, Comm·ll manager. flr.t half Ctntor puntetl from erce leaper at Rutland. Alter· • Orville Lee Jarrell, . 24, his own 11. Qualls took tho ball nates are Robert Bowen, princi· , Falla, mechanic and Jessie Anon his own 45 yard line In tho pal of Salisbury and Hubert denon, 21., Letart Falls. middle of the flolil, faked both Price, Principal at Portland , ways, and then finally broke to ' Grade School. ALL CHOKIO UP tho loft. Plc~lng up his lnt~rfor· Delogates elected to the South· LOS ANGELES UP-Judie movetl__Billy ' Ed uca 1wn As . fonced aahi he If .. 1 f1nally th0 east ern Oh 10 soc1a· wa•lace L. Ware rec:esaed Super· oun mso pen..... n to lion to be held October 28th throior Court Friday until tbe air be· 1 sideline, but he simply outracetl ugh 29th were N~llie Vale, Princomes '\a little cleaner." tho last two Chauncey defend- cipal of Salem ·center School; Smog, not testimony, brought ors with a burst of speed, and .Tbdma Dill, Principal of Bradtears to the judge's eyes. wont Into tho end zone for a 55 bury School · c,ri Weese SdC. 1 yard punt return. English wu Science teacher at Racine'; Evel~~ A SLIP OF ,'THE .LIP stopped short on tho running try Green 4th gllllde teacheor at Tupfor the extra point. pers Plains. Adternates are Wil· OAKLAND, Calif, UP-DemoTh p tb rna Herrmann, 2nd grade teacher . cratic Sen. Estes Kefauver of Ten e an ers se1 out to con- , at Chester· Patricia Lerner 15-t. · nessee made party colleague• ~mcc the astomshed hns that the grade teacher at Chester· 'Henry!: squirm during a callltJaign speech lrst half was no fluke as the Nllll, Science teacher at 'Rutland· j Friday night when be forcefully second half opened. Chauncey was , William Peck C 1 ~• '· , declared : penalized 15 yards before th ommerce eauuer "We cannot tfllllt our future to . . . e at Harrisonville· and Leona Story kickoff for delaymg the game with 2nd and 3rd te~cher at :Serford. . two more yean of Democratic the1r band the offenders at half· ,1 r-ule in Congress." hme . The Panthers then took the After the voting Mr.. Walton Local Democrats hastily assured kickoff and moved ·aU the way Bliss, Eucutive secretary of Oh· j everybody "It was alt a mistake. from their o~n 33 to the Chauncey io Education Association, spoke NARROWING from under the He meant to say Republican." 15, but English fumbled, and the on the advantages of the OEA to 1 collar- Is a Bellciette coat of dar1t Devils recovered on the 15 the teachers in the state as to brown zibeline-and-alpaca woo 1 . ' f h. f II II t ' D I ed EXPENSIVI MISTA wage standards, conditions con· rom IS a c~c lon. es gn · KE Seconds later Sheridan return· cerning wages for retired teach· ,tor the small fig re, the coat wrapa TOPEKA, Kan. UP-D. A. Har· eel Cantor's punt frcm his own ers, and the way the OEA repre- (In place from 1e pleat·drape4 mon, pr~sident of the Harmon 33 to tho Devil 38, and th•n on sents the teachers in the legisi1a. collar. I Construction Co., discovered tho first play hard hitting Bob ture. day his firm may come out on Wilson bullod his way down to ~ Mason News ~11\et: the short end of a $4,664,074 contho thrH yard line on a nice 35 Mrs. Wan ace . Bradford spoke on . . tr~ct it won to build a 12-stor;t yard run, and on tht foil-ing the . ~uber:culos1s sc~~ulcs set up Plans to furn1sh Ch1'istmas bo.~ - state offi~e building. play went tho remaining throe' for mdl~t~Ulll ·moti1le V1s1ts t~. es for children 1n Santurce, Porto . Harmon said he made a misyards for tho score. Qualls first . SChii()IS lD tl_le coulfty. The teacf!' R1co, were made by the WSCS, 11f tak~ when submitting his hid, of- · place kick was no good, but ers were g1ven these scbe~ulcs the Mason Method 1st Church at a fermg .an item for $4 700 that Chauncey was offside, and then to inform the students. meetin g he!tt at the church, last other construction estlmatBilly made it good to make It W. H. Jtrlc, Auditor of Comp· Monday evening. ed would cost up to $250,000. ' '."' The !,''roup has just completed a SHOE-LESS · 26-7. troller of the OEA .explained ho:w to keep record by the new rp-gi.s· project for the past three months, I f.fi-:1 ' . l.f:' r•.-:-'' ~.., ~ ·:; ~ 1·\·1.. : ,'.!r: ~··.-"t~'-; ......... Pomeroy's final TD came in the ters, which the teachers will use during wh-ich they furnished funds bandit " r an N.,or· lillncltllo lbormol~~tterl This Vteky Vauqhn Junior Ia a ~ fourth period after a drive of 7o i~ the schools this year, for first for th e Fairmont Mission for Chi!· es" Friday ···t~· fort aow, a lor long afler. ll'e Fuller Fobrlc'o Lake Placid waah• yards . Taking over on their own time .. drpn· in Fairmont, W. Va. robbery. able colton aurah. Preshrunk ond teblllaod lor creCIH-rHil'-• 26 after a punt the Panthers movTopic for discussion at Monday's One police car picked up the Tho vivid potst.Y waa111 a Fall loucb In lbe rib knit •'Ollar, culfo. ed into Devil land as Wilson racmeeting was entitled "Beca use footgear and another picked up Wide btU lldrt. Red, blue or brown 9"0W1clo. S'- 7 In 15. ed for 26 yards over right tackle . . Jesus Cared". Taking part in the the limping cWpl'it. · A Sheridan to Qualls flat pass netpanel lliscussion were Mrs . Emily BITTER MEMORY ted 14 yards to the 30, blit a five Burgess, Mrs. Jean Carson, Mrs . yard penalty and a play that back ST: LOUIS, Mo. UP-Raymond Stella Chattin and Mrs. Margaret E. Gtbson, 54, a painter, w~lked fired put the Panthers back on P1ckens. The leaders were Mrs. mto bhe Marine recruiting office the 45. Qualls then hit for 15, Lilah Zerkle anri Mrs. Burgess. Wilson went for 21 to the nine. Fnday and gave himself cp. Power ·failure that occurred and Qualls went for eight more to -. -----~ . The meeting began and enderl the one before Sheridan sneaked around 7:45 p.m. last night it over for the TD. Quail's kick held up tho :Ch•uncoy-Pomeroy with a prayer given by Mrs. Burfor the extra point was no good. game for • full hour last 'night. gess. Jarvis filled the field with subs Tho 1gamo didn't got under way Hostesses for the rvening were was 1 Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Carson. the rest of the game, and Chaun- until ·9 :00 o'clock, lind It cey managed to get down .to the around !midnight 'wtlon ,moat of reThose present were Mrs. ,Stella Pomeroy 27 .before the end of the th~ happy Panther fans tur.nod Ito <town. Apparently tho Chatfin . Mrs. Hatti e Cook, Mrs . contest. This was their deepest dol•y didn't !hurt Jho scrappy Katie Fogleson g, Mrs. Evelyn Propenetration outside of that open· ~t 1,.' tho 3~ f.fitt , Mrs . Margaret P1rkens, Mrs. Penthors as they ondod ing quarter score. game Chauncey winning 1troak C iar~ Roush, Mrs. Sara h Spencer, .· . It was strictly a team victory for Mrs. ~i 1a Zerkle and the hostesses. _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ _ _ _ ___:~:.: the Panthers. Definitely leading 32·7. !I the way was Billy Sheridan at quarter with his great ; ball hand!· •• ' ;!>:'. ing. and the other three Pantlier ' ... backs really· carried the mail. Big Barnhart was terrific all evening with his line play, and Earl Smith played fine ball with some great blocking and some good defensiw play . The rest of the line and the line backers 'all played outstanding ball with Bob Wilson and Milt Lambert again looking great at their outside position. Coach Bill Smith of tho d• foatetl Devils summed In up In ' this manner in tho dressing room after tho game. ''They lust outplayetl us. They have a hell of a ball club, and tboy sure ., dHervod to win. I guess it had to como sooner or later." Statistics gave both teams 13. first downs, but the Panthers gain· . !~ ' ~ -..;-;-' ·i ,. ' ,,' .- ' . ~ "'V ' . ··, ed 304 yards on the ground to ·} • f J only 189 for Chauncey. The Pan· ' I !hers tried -only three passes com pleting one for 14 yards, wbiiP. • I - I I ' I firm~ ~· 1 p·~rl~~!lla1ele,eoaon "~:.,·· $7e95 l.tf POWER FAIL,URE DIDN'T BOTHER THE PANTHERS ... ~LBERFELDS . ,. Else- SUCH LOCALIZED M U FE·LER·S .·.~.-.(siit~ i.···.·;;;!;;:W!;:.;; ;; ;u;'-';;!fi;;;·il~·i:!iJ;;;I ;~ ;·';'' ;;;'~·::.~·;-;-·;~w;·-1:'~~·~;·;;;;;fa;;;m;;iiieyi;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-~;,;;;.-;;-;;,-;;;;;;;;;,IJ i~a~~;~P~a~rt~ ~~~J:letions ,.. To Association p ' HONORS SCOTTY ' ft~TY DJtiYI PLANNii) I I lo u Uno. larnhort, a 210 pouatl hphomoro, at - · fllletl tho ..... anti Chauncey hell te resort to other tactics In an attempt to gain yardqe. I I Cmmty Teachers Chk n' Charming Elect Delegat~ Chauncey ~IMIIIliHII~ PARK COMMISSION TO MilT The Middleport Memorial ParkPlanning Commission will meet Monday evening at the Mayor's office. SJ;LltNG POWER TAILNP~PES in The lineups: POMEROY Ends: Johnson, Brown, Worry and . Harmon. Tackles: Lambert, Smith, Haw. thorne and Barnhart. Landis. Guards: Young, Gruner, Handloy and Clay. Co~tor: Mitch and Hoyt. Backs: Sheridan, Qualls, En· glish, Wilson, Russell. CHAUNCEY Ends: Cline, Rankin and Frman. Tackles: McMaster, Bailey anti Centers: B. Mullins and J. Mullins. and Guards: Runoll, HoOk Hiles. Backs: Stotts, O'Nall, Canter, Shaffer. Loy and Cline. Pomeroy .. . ... . 0 19 7 ~ Chauncey . . . . . . 7 0 0 0- 7 Scoring: Pomeroy: TO-Sheridan (2), Wilson, Qualls anti English; EP-Engllah and Qualls. Chauncey TD-O'Nall; EP--0'Nall. Ofllclala: Rhoads, Rapp end Mace. ~ 'I SAVE PLENTY- GET 'EM AT ~ ,. l FOR R-SULTS and PROFITS .. . ORE'S f'OIIIIIIroy- Pt. Pleasant- Ripley -· -,- POMiROY BEND.. THEATRES . . , t MEIGS TI!MPLI Pomeroy Middleport TODAY TODAY WQPHOLE RIDERS OF TilE PURPLE SAGE Barry Salllnn; Charla MeGraw -alsoYUKON 'VENGEANn; Kirby Great; Mary EDen KaY saa. and Mea.; Sept. 21-27 CARNIVAL STORY (THh.hal.-) , Steve Coeb,..; ~ lla.Qer Call ' 39·8 • Geofle Mon'romery • Zane Grey Stor, - ·- AIIO- RACING BLOOD (Teehnlcolor) Jimmy Boyd; BID Wllllama .8un. and Mon.; Sept. 26-Z'l •JoHNNY GUITAR (Teehnleolor) Joan Crawford; SterU111 Uaydea Lfle . . . . . ' ~ Br1141Ji Ward Bead llletlaw 8-. I '»1:. C..ttnuow llldaltfll ~w Si• 1J o'e1oell Matlaee Slln. ! pm Contlaaoqs ..... ... ~ i Daily .lh • \ '. I· • •. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 25, 1954