https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7e80e86bd1834693356b81e91dea1aea.pdf 8ac489856b02e60324772b7ac5a39817 PDF Text Text . ; I 'V .. ' ... •• ,J ,. j r· ' • ·e I " at ..., 75 .. ' .. • On Guard Vol. VI No. 138 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, tf,ondoy, Sept.lr71 : ~54 Business Phone 398 ' Single·Copy 5c Editor!a1 Phone 397 • Devoteld To The Inter Of The ·Metgs.llaloD Area. -~ ----------~---------~------,-----~--~----~~~--~~~--.---~------~--~~~~~----~------~ ., REPORT ON McCARTHY CENSURE • Lives Of 3,000 P • BULLETIN WASHINGTON UP-Sen. Jouph R. MCC1r'ttly R-Wis••~hould llo ··-u;.cl Illy tho Son1t1," tho ISon.to ,C:onsuro ICommiHH . reported lfocl•y. 8.0 • 27 Americans In Death List ·· Of Turbulence . ' ~New Roads· or·Area·· Near Kaiser ·Plant '" '' TOKYO UP - A typhoon whipped through Tsugaru Str· ait in northern Japan Sunday, I overturning and sinking 208 vessels ana killing almost 3,000 persons, including 27 Americans. TED REED, 'JR. TO SPEAK ON FARM PROGRAM Plans to l)uiid' hlghways in 'the vicinity of Willow ·Grove near Ravenswood 1ft' order to Insure ~sy access to the site of the new multi-million dollar plant of the Kaiae,r Aluminum company have been revealed by Keith Griffith, W.Va. State Road Commlasioner. Ted Reed, Jr., of the Farmers The Americans were among the Activity of the State Road comBank and Savings Company of mission is in keeping 'with a pro.IIMMT ALIXANDD, I, a)'l coodb7e to nurse ltatbleell Bobusch u he Pomeroy, will be the principal 1,042 passengers and 111 crewmen leavu tbe ChUdren'a Memorial Ha.pltal, Chica,o, able to use bla left mise made by Governor Marland speaker in a discussion on the on the ferry boat T()ya Maru band wbtdl waa paral7zed, Since J'ub', lilnm)' hat beeD 1D and out ot of ·w . Va., to the Kaiser company broiler business to be broadcast which was capsized by the 113 the llaepltal tar 111ree ~ procedure~ oa bill braiD to remove au before it decided to locate in the on "Everybody's Farm Hour" over mile per hour winds ill the abseeill wblcb wu eaWIIne tbe paraqm. The boJ t. abown ID the anna strait between Honshu and Hok- HEADS CLINIC'-Tht Jonn Mem. Jackson County community. WLW, Cincinnati, tomorrow. of lUI titlull'. David Alexander, u hill mother, Ann, 1oob oa. When he · Reed's topic will be "Financing kaido . lslands . Marland has promised that orl•l Hosplt•l Clinic •t Middlowa• IllS mcinthl old, .Jimm:r achieved medical dlstlnc:tioa when he The Broiler Operation." The proport tocl•y oponed for petionts, "West Virginia will break ~ound underWent IUI'Itr1 for a beart _.sttloll at tbt IUDO boepitaL ~ More lth1n :1,000 persons !wero gralll will be heard from 12:15 to under the direction of Dr. R. on the roads you need whe'n you killed in th1 sinking of tho 4300 1 p. m. Tuesday. R•y Pickens, •bon. ton ill•ilrood ferry, which ceught groundwork for the plant," Dr. Pickens will schoclulo hl1 break Actually, on the roadl is fire boforo it senk. Reed's broadcast iH one of a scheduled to be started before offlco hours for throe timn • Only one American survived. He serjes of seven features develop•nd, in 1cldltlon, will bo r• January l date set ·for begin• the d1y, ed by the station irt cooperation was Pfc. Frank Goedken, 21, of sidllltl in a newly-remoclollod He escaped .of construction with the extension poultry spec- Dubuque, Iowa . ' 1pertment on the second floor of ning Three men were injured early ----~-----~ Plans for Route 2 ~ween }'oint through a port hole and fought ialists of Ohio State University. this morning when the small statho' ~ulldi"-• so thlt ho will bo l'leasant and Parkel1bur• come Purdue University and the Univer- his way ashore with tlie aid of a Alertness J)epictocl tion wagon in which they were lvtillble for omtrg1ncy (1111 at first. That impottan\ highway New Design A Symbol sity of Kentucky, for Broiler Week life preserver and a raft. the guidance of General Under. riding, collided with a freight 111 limes. ·1 D "wtll be completely graded, Of p T Goedken said he was in "good Septel'llber 27 through October 3. Manager S. Owen, plans 0 train at the Hobson crossing. uty .ress o · were laid Richard Tilt bililcllng housing the drAined and b~ldged, with base In Reed was to leave for Cincin- shape." He injured a finger and and work begun. The Sheriff Obarles Russell idenJon~ M"'orlal Hospital Clinic pla~t, and a light bituminous sur- Be Alert Guardian , nati today. Also participating in suffered a lacerated arm. letters finally chosen , with an tified the driver as Charles.. McWU {Ioft to the Vi111go of Mid· faeit! treatment applied that .will the broadcast will be WLW Farm assist from Mechanical SuperinCloud, 29, of Middleport, who Have you noticed it? 49 dloli;trt by the l1t1 Capt1in Tom be ad,quate for traffic ~hrough­ Director Bob Miller and his assistGl's Porish suffered laceration~ of the face Your papc:r looks d'ifferell'! to- tendent Lewis F. Oapehart, were The 57 Americans who were lost Jon.; • wictoly knOWII st1t1 lOne- out this winter. in the spring of in Goudy bold tY'Pe, the style 1 and chest contusion.•. Carl Herniari 'Theis·,, 62, ~cine, ant, Bill Alford. included 49 soldiers, two wives of tor end ftflran of tho lint liiGII an additional surface of as- day, and we hope, for the better. used in the old fla.g, but in caP<'> Henry Butcher, a passenger in died ltlflt night at 6:311 p. across The name spelled ou1 military personnel, two otber woWorld W1r1 phaltic concrete will be applied." ·t he car, suffered lacerations near his home. front page has changed in and lower case lellters. The figure the · . men, one male army civilian em~CI hour~ ere 10.12; 1-4 •nd Those plans c:all for the strip keeping with our aim to be known in the left hand corner depicts the right eye, on the right hand Mr. Theiss . was born August: 5, ploye, a child. and two male ciof highway from Point Pleasant to !fs "The Daily Sentinel" and not an American sentinel of Revoluand left leg and bruises. Another 1892, son o1 the: late Her!J!an and 6:301:_30_.- - - - vilians . plans eall Just "The Sentinel." Belleville. tionary War days , symbolizing passenger Rowlton Templeton, su A. Jon!!& Theiss, of .Raeine. The missing civilians were idenfor road to stained lacerations o£-face and fin The ehaiige in the "flag," as alertness and readiness to serve. 1 iJiembl!r bf the It Of ('. tified by the Ja~&.-National Rail!1115. the front -page designation is cue- The riJleman was designed by ~era. ·· . , ' ways is 'rliOmas"'West' a repreThe Commission also plans · to tomarily called, 1ook a lot of City Editor Jack Collette and The sheriff said that the vehisentative of the Max Factor CosSurviving are· .-. bil .-wlfe, Belle I"' stands over the significant incle, a 1948 Crosley station wagon build access roads to the plant thought, time and pi·anning. Theiss, ··Racine; child~en; Herman metic Co., and Dean Leeper, Carscription "On Guard ." Engraver from Route 2 and U. S. Route 33. owned by Samuel B. McOloud, of One Rag \\[as tr.ied as a replace An elderly Middleport man was lock, 111., a ¥MCA secretary. This will be done whenever Kaiser ment on Al,~gl~St 6 and found to Bethel Coleman etched the lctMiddleport, was "demolished;" Tbelss, 'Racine; · Irene HobaCk, Sy- reported in critical condition toters and rlesign in long wearing According to tihe sheruff, the racuse; Kenneth <'thei8s, RaciliQ; day at' Meigs General Hospital Authorities said that only 126 indicates the places where the be unsatisfactory. · car struck the sixth frei~ht car and M.ildred Or.tlfotd,. Cofunib'!~; after suffering injuries in an auto· persons, including 13 crewmen, roads will be most serviceable. We wanted something that metal. from the locomotive. The 1 report ten grandchlldre~h · ~ne bi'oth~, mobil C"'de t - th d t Goedken and Canadian missionary wout!l be attra,ctive and someBenjamin F . Turner. af 201 ConGoudy An Artist 1 said th11t the car was . trllveHng Paul Tlieiss,'PO('tllitlf; Oregon; ,ncl, . ·area Seua""'a hngh•tn e own ow_p . D,onald Ortb, of Ontario, survived dor Sl~eet, Pomeroy, has been ad1 thing that wquld depict the striv1 The late Frederick W . Goudy, · • · ·' J 'tl\e s!n' kin' g , of the ferry boat. vised 'by Edward L. Knight, Ohio 50 miles per 'hour at the . time of sisters, Florence ing · for a consta!Tt alerttless ~o who designed 120 oth-.r type facSt~rn. Ci~cinnat'; h n,. Y .· the crash, while the train was Lillian ,Brown; , "1\Jtirtistown; New . Aut orities reported today that Missing and presumed dead wt>re Department of the D. A. V.. of bring our i-eadets the best cover- es in addition to the ',e above, age of all the ll!eWS. · crossing. Jersey; Lo•ilse ke_n:,: ilona Bq'itnm. Will Scott, 84 • was ~uftjl 't"hen 1,029. ~Ksi!As. ·The bodies of 12 his appointment as 9tb District was once described as giving "to .., " T he rushed out in front bf a car.' in Amer(c!t~: s· have' be·en r·e~~overed. The dictionary describes a sen- the printed word-to th e forms The engineet of the train was and Josie San\~, N•w .Brighton, Pa. , Commander. The 9th district, Mr. . .. an ;attempt to cross th~ street. He The tyP.hoon was the third . to tinel as "a wa<tch; a guard." And of letters- an inimitable identified as H. D. E'\lans of Charstamp Turner stated, consists of the folFuneral service. will be _. held , swfere~ a possible rUpt~ed blad· hit' Japan~ithin two weeks . 11 lowing Chapters: Gallipolis No. 5; we feel !bat it ig our responsibi- of person;,iity so unique that leston, W. Va. The conduetor ·ie Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m. a.t de~. the hospital said, and a frac - _pounded along the Japanese coast· lity, in fact, the responsibility of posterity wiN one day evaluate I Eugene Thomas of Pomeroy. Portsmouth No. 10; Chillicothe all American newspapers to · guthe Dorcas E. U. B. Church. Burt~ed ' leg. ,. 'line, but Tsugaru·Stratt was the I The sheriff said tbe three men No. 18; Athens No. 37; Jackson John C. Bacon , Commander of ard the freedom of the United it as the 'American face ' of typohardest hit. were in the front seat at the ial will be in the Greenwood cemegraphy. He gave to all his types No. 45; Ironton No. 51 : Pomeroy Meigs County Chapter No. 53, 'D. Patrolman Stu Harris, who inStates witlh the printed word . - time of the crash, recorded at tery under the direction of the vestigated, said that the car was Slaks 208 Ships a new look . a new aspeC'I that in No. 53; Waverly No. 57 and .Mc- . A. V., said today that the annual 12:40 a.m. The Middleport Emer- Ewing Funeral Home. turn brought America "• a bound going slow and the driver was not The Japanese coast guard listed Arthur No. 69. sale of the official flower of the gency Squad and ambulances to a fruitful printing maturit y." Friends may call at tlie funeral held. He and his family were on 208 sbips sunk in the strait. Along D. A. V. sold Saturday by memfrom the Ewing and RawiingsTurner is credited with organiz"Th ere was a great sum of acnoon Wednesday, their way home to Milricttll. with the Toya Maru, they said Coats Funeral Homes were dis- home until Ing the local Chapter at Pomeroy bers of the Ladies Auxiliary and complishment in this practical the body will be taken to Measurements were taken Harris four train ferries of the National when ,patched to the scene. and is its first commander con- volunteer workers was most gratist• ated an editoria-l in the a.rtist," the church for ·the service. reported, and the Middleport Railway Corp., a private freighter The trio was taken to Holzer tinuing to serve in some capacity fying. "Public support exemplify. 1\l'ay 13. 1947, issu e of the New Emergency Squad took Scott to two steamers, 29 lighters, 116 fish lng a patriot citizenry" he said, Hospital in Gallipolis. where the continually. He has served as York Herald Tribune . " He was a the hospital. ing boats and 55 other small ves"recoginizes the excellent service condition of au th;~e was desdepartment and on the senior vice a designer and a philosopher, The driver was identified by sels went down. rendered in thi5 community by cribed as "good." 1 state executive committee and is writer and a craftsman. a printer Authorities said more than 300 Chief of Police Russell Bailey as the D. A. V." All of the little blue Martha C. Parsons. 86, Great Virgil T. Brittigan, 48, Marietta, crewmen were lost in tl).e sinking at present serving as Chapter ser- flowers were sold at an early Bend, died Saturday evening at who preached of beauty in utility In his time he won vast acclaim who was accoll1{lanied by his of the train carriers and the death vice officer assisting war . time hour,,it was reported. her home. and once >1. was said that half o( disabled veterans with their wife and two children . toll from the other vessels prob"On behalf of the officers and Mrs . Parsons was born April 9. the display iinas in a national claims with .the governmerif, workWitnesses at the scene stated ably would reach 1,500. members of Meigs Chapter No. 53 1871, daughter of the late Jacob magazine were set in Goudy type. that he was not at fauk The misPolice reported that on Japan's ing through the V': A. Regional I wish to take this means to thank and Josephine Snodgrass Gandee. C:INCINNATI PRODUCE His was a truly grea t body of office, at Cincinanti, 0. CINCINNATI, 0. UP-Eggs, all of the business and profession- Preceeding her in death were her work . much of it of a high order, Mrs. Veatrlce McClintock, 73, hap occurred at the intersection northernmost island of Hokkaido, steady, good demand, consumer, Letart Falla, di~ Satur(lay. even- of Locust and Beech, the chief re- 376 persons were known dead and al people who made contributions, husband, R05coe, who died in 1951 free of freaks and fr ills. Only pOrted. 1,492 missing soon after the storm FFA CONDUCTS CLASSES large white 52 to 54 1-2, brown ing at her home.. . to those who give time and effort and one son, Howard. time will tell how his type faces •· . struck. mix 51 to 64 1-2; mediums 28 to The Kanawha Federation of the I to sell the flowers as well as those Parson was a mernher of emlure. but he gave a vast imMrs. Mrs. McClintock wu born.. .July . 30 1-2; wholesale 60 per cent A Future Farmers of America held who purchased them and to all the Great Bend Grange and the petus to the nt of printing. The ·,1aa1. dauahtet ot. th~ late . extrl! large white 110 to 112 1·2; 27, its annual Leadership Training who in any way contributed to the Portland M. E . Church. · ·entire read·ing public is in Mr. Roy Springer Rites Henderson and Mary ,Sayre. Site· UU brown mix 49 to II\ 1-2; mediums was preceedecl In death . ·.b)'. . her I classes at Wahama High School success of the sale," Bacon stated : Surviving are four sons: D. S. Goudy's debt." Held Sunday At on Saturday. 28 to 28. Parsons, Athens; Otmer Pmons, Yes, the entire reading publiQ ·· ChJckens, fryers ll•rely steU., husband. The classes provide for the tra.in- ELEVEN ENTER HOSPITAL Akron; Hyott Parsons, Portland owes this great desj,gner a debt ; .. Tuppers Plains . to · -~~~~ fryor~ 23 to 24; hons She Ia aund,ved by ra,fu- dllldre~ ing of all chapter officers of thr. and the entire graphic arts indusAdmitt{!d to the Meigs General l!Dd ·Kester Parsons, Columbus. Funeral services for Roy Sprinh"YJ' 14 to 15; hens, ll1ht 11 Mrs. Guy Netgler, ~cfne1 GeOrg• Funeral services will be held try owes him a bigger debt. ger, 47, Tuppers Plains were held scliooll; included in the federation. Hospital over the weekend were to 12; old r-t•n 10 to 11;, MCClintock, Point Pl~8J11IIt; lliiThe mingled ashe5 of Fredrick Mrs. Audrey Frost, Middleport, Tueaday at 11 a. ln. at the Great Sunda, afternoon at the Obristian The meeting was in charge of clrttsotl, . fryers 36 1 2· to 31 bert McClintock,. T!ll~Q, illll .Otli Mrs. Anna Daugherty, 73, a for- Church at Tuppers Plains with surgical; Mrs. Robert Riffle, Mid- Bend Methodist Churcil. Burial Goudy and his wife, Bertha, also Jimmy Hoffman, Wahama High 1-2; heils 29 to 30. McClintOci. Racine; brother, Olia mer Meigs County resident, died Rev.. Freeland Norris officiating. dlepm'l, medical; Mrs. . Ferne will be in a nearby cemetery a designer lie m a small grave in School student who is president of Sayre, · Monrovil. Ca~lf., seven Sunday night al the University Butter JIO score 65. R011sh, Middleport, medical; Ro- under the direction of the the Old Towne Cemetery, in !be Mr. Springer was born October the federation . heart of the c~ty of Newburgh on grindchildren alld two great H111pital In Columbus, after a 17, 1906 the son of Elias and bert Stout, Carpenter, surgical: Ewing Funet:al Home. i Schools represented were Point Mrs. Nellie Jackson, Long Bottom, the banks of the Hudson River. grindc~ldr~n. '· , linaering illness. She was the Vietta Springer. Mr. Springer was Friends may eMil at the resiCINCINNATI LIVESTOCK Pleasant, Hannan, Wahama, Park- medical; Mrs. ' Charles Hysell, akhough it is fitting that And daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. dence of HyoU Parsons at any a well known trucker and a mem- ersburg, Elizabeth, CINCINNATI, 0 . UP-Hogs, acFuner•l serviee, wW be held Ravenswood, Pomeroy, medical; Mrs. Margaret the resting place of t.'be Goudys time. tive 190 to 240 lbs 20 to 25; 220 Tueeday· -at 2 p~ m. at .the riai- .John H. Heilman of Bunker Hill. ber of the Junior Order of United Ripley, Sandyville, Spencer and be in the l:istoric 250-year old Carpenter, Gallipolis. surgical; Survivors· Include one son. Olan American Mechanics. to 224 lb 20.35 to 20; 160 to 180 dence. 8.urial w.UVe 'n tlle. lA!t~ Walton . cemetery, ami near • the ri·rer RAT CLAUSE Will Scott, Middleport, surgical; SUrviving are his mother, Vletta lb 19.50; 180 to 190 lb and 240 Falla u~der the · dl~ec· GeniJeimer, Athens Road, two sisMrs. Earl Holter, Racine; Mass. UP- A which flows by Deepdene, rhe WORCESTER, Patricia Brunson, Cheshire, Rt. 2: ters, at home and a sister, Ina Massar, to 280 lb 20; 125 to 150 lba 13 to tion of the runeral ·HoQie. deplores the {act that it is not Mrs. Roy Eastman, Pomeroy Route Reedsville. C~Jp'n The Bend Se:J: Mrs. Grace Landers, Pomeroy, me- clause in all contracts for construc- fitting that the grave be as negFrlen~ · .at' 1M .tf•l;. I I 16.50; sowa 25 to IIOc higher 111.25 II grandchildren · and 3 gre'at . dical; Ml's. Elizabeth Halley, Che- tion of municipal parking lots lected as it is. Burfal was in a cemetery near .l • to 18.211. dence •t · shire, medi(,al. grindchlldren. here calls for extermination of To correct this situation, a Newthe church, under the direction of I 1 Cattle 2400; steady; good and Discharged Funeral services will be held were Traey Whaley; rats before wrecking crews start burgh group, The Goudy Wildlife Arbaugh Funeral Home. the choice steers and yearlings 22.50 Wednesday 1t the Fell Funeral Patricia Baker; Lowell Wingett; work in buildings affected. The rtub, plante(i two memorial I!in • to M; good 18 to 22; utility and Home in Columbus 1t 11:30 a. m. HIARING ~IT FOit TONIGHT Audrey Frost; Frank Graham; clause was inserted to prevent oaks in a vacant !eetion of the 1- • commercial yearlings 12 to 17; with a 2:30 p. m. service being Mrs. Orion Ward and Mrs. Mary fleeing to buildings bordering thl' cemetery, and at the s.ame time Charles Winston, 37, Middleport ao.od and choice..heifer11 .20 to 22; held In the · Untted · Metbodist Is scheduled to appear at a hearHatfield and baby. parking lot sites. obtained a delign for a .tablet utility and commercial 10 to 13; Chgrch, Pomeroy. Interment will Out patients were Steven qnpam tonight at 7:30 ' · w · ~ ore M1yor Ing · that, if and when made, wollld utility af!d comercial bulls 12 to be· in Beech Grove Cemetery; Porn- ·Sidney Ru811ell on thar.ges of COlLEGE MORI COSTLY Racine and Ernest Kerns, "Wynbe placed in the vicinity of the 13.50; Jood and chqic!! vealers 16 dott, Michigan. eroy. HARTFQlU>, Conn.-A survey operating a motor vehicle without oaks to serve as. a reminde( of to :13; choice and · pr~me 24 to 26; Mr. Genhelmer hu been · with to Mrs. Roof 280 colleges shows that the Births were a son a license. Goudy. utility and commercial 10 to 18. hla -mother for the past three bert Jliffle, Middleport; a BOD to average yearly cost for student~; In magazines, in bookshoJII, ·in , , . Sheep 300 •teady to ~trong; months. Mrs. Ferne Roush, Middleport •'d Is $1,311. The Connecticut Mutual muselHilS and wherever Jl'8ilaiQ TWO A.l HOLJ&fl PATIINTS 'gpod and eholee 18 to -.; ohoillt a daughter to Mrs. Nellie Jackson, art appears, we come f - tcp ·~ • Admitted to the Holzer llospllnsurince Co., which made Life and prime 20; utlllt:r and 1ood 111 MilTS TUIIDAY AUXILIARY with the Goudy typea, or with Long Bottom. tal recently from this area were the survey. says thert! has been .to 1'7; ewes 2 to 11. broadaides which spelk to us . ·The Ladilll Auxillaf1 of the Mrs. Kenneth B. HJAY, Rt. 1, a six percent increaR since 111411. ~ --.----~.--~----~~-----again of the sincerity In art lncl LOST 'ltEGAINID Drew Weblter Post 89 AmerlcaJI Mlddlel)ort an<l JoJID Gilett1 _ Lin· In living whicll characterized Lealon will meet Tuesday at 8 p . colo HIU, Pomeroy. HUMBOLDT, Neb.-Ed Bauer, DON'T f'ORGET \ _J Goud)"S. They Jive wltb ua . _ of Falla City got two onea 'l'be . 111. Each member Ia requett~ to r_.t"~" tiP that we long to tell the ,. rid brlnl. an old drets wr•PJI!Ifl up. MITIRI COLLitf $22f.so: that ~·riier had 1ot away while ~; · Overheard: "Now that , ••If!! of It$ gilt from them, ~ loae PliJII 1HU be made for a :The Pollee Depat:tment ol Pom· ·fish in& at Humbol4t late near married we aho(f!lnl · bav,e 1!1f for 'the day when a aulta"'e Dleta ,1 I!~ to be lleld ln . ~ester, eroy reported todQ th~t the park- . "A _home hlwn Is a place here. Bauer's line beeame entail' .m_o ,e _secrets. So you mialit • · In another line tha, held _ __._ __...._______ JAYCEES . oriel sball .,eak that tn~th to 1he, October, .,, ·Mrs. Georae .owery, lDi meter _cpUectiou for~ past · wlltrelfOib~r how y~ lied w11H -·lmow...:...ftliother Ia com"'- , to · · two saiHI'UIDCl earp. . world. ' jfeefdant, tOd.Y, · •• u ·hr as Y•u ilav•.'' live -With IJII" w.ek toWed •·~· mREE INJURED DEN -C\I.t COIJJDES.WITH NYCTRAlN NEW FRONT PAGE 'FLJ.~G' oil the.-~lant. TO ·FIT . NEWSPAPER'S NAME j . Carl Theiss-Die$ · --~ At-Racine.Horne; Ri-tes ·-wednesday ·m...at .,.'_..: :, -..- MAN, 84, HURT CROSSING IN D'ATH o·F CAR Bettjamur-Turn'tr" New Commander 0£ DAV District Forget-Me-Not Sa1e A Success, Bacon ·Reports ' • Market _Reports . I Martha Parsons, 86, Dead; Funeral At Great Bend Church Veotnce . McCl.mtoc k Dies At 73; Rites Set ForTomori'ow ·An· no ":_ug'--er. n ty . Dies In Columbus; Services Here.. 0/ ..i roday's 'Cfiuckl•·.. . <CGt>'rilb't·>· · 'bi/ ,.u·: 4(!), aa14 ' \ he •. BROILER F.EST1VAL September 30th ! l I �����Monday, September 27., 1954 • " The OAILY SENTINEL, Pomen. f ·MiddlepOrt>,f1nlo • · ·· dec# CHISTIIt · Members Atten . lvMif L.H~:,~:;.,) MUler • )Irs. un · -atati that her M District eet•ng I ncetv:: ~h~::'':ntam:er pass~ ra~~a . .. ' "fC,ung Adult Class l b pro• ~~~'~~·~.~': :u,~::1 ,.::;.~ b; Met At Londons 1.ew1 ·· t!R' , Mn . Katbrj'n Crow, . pret when the reKular :':. Wililiam Baxter d ·Mrs NGrman Waylaad of ;:'iddlepo;t were in McArthur, . ~- EnUminger was a ~~ that the res~~;·! ad that 'lhe coFriday evening to attend the Am· LlngsviUe and went t? aebool m the c~mm:f all is ne~ /t.. eom· erican LegionerAUX~~~7b District the Bucth:,e~~o:.:;s~u\ over :i~~:!IO~mpoaed . ol JohDD)' ·~o. natin pr:~t~a~st~lled lithe o;lfi~f' tb~u:s~end gi~fo~Ul ~! ~· Vi~~ w~~~ SePtem~ meetiDJ. ~ tb~ :ee::~e~ine ~tetyci 1 I Dr ;.:: '. ' • "' •' .• .. "' "" . .\' ~-·- . :·:.:l~· . 398 ! DlffeNnt Temperatures 'At ,.. Same n-Jn One Oven! ~ ~ r . ... . .... £ ....." 411 ~ ... rKr,' ·.. ..';'." . . '"' • ,. "'•· ,.. 95 $381· - . . Sherwood ::.,. '• I Otlter MOdels Fro.ra. $190.95 . O,..n or Stratford Yellow exteriors wUh 1111¥ kit<hon od>omo. It~ <OI~r I '•' EVERYDAY • '~ : ' VALUES . NITURE .... . . . . . $299.00 * 7 PC. DELUXE CHROME DINETTE $ 99.95 BED ROOM SUITE · $ 88.00 * WROUGHT IRON MAGA· ZINE RACKS . · · · · $ for constructive "!lo-it· yourself" hobbles - for beautifyinR your b011!8-;; for "sewillll and savmR etc.-when we_ do your For mere penper day, you'll be for the thli!IIS thai mean much more to your family ond yourself! I.OO • ROOM SUITES . . . . $ 88.00 * DIVIDED TOP SUHRAy GAS RANGE . · · · · · $ 99 •00 '• FURNITURE CO. Oil The Br~htest corner in Middleport • POMUOY BEND THEATRES ....... .. ..... ~ * 2 PC. LIVING ·• f1~~tlrittfm, Yf· ,Ya., televltlo~ din CNt tttJ Ptmiror Hl1h School lltdhtm fraullCis. R•lP'h: Sh..,non. •nol ~lJ W·r~ Top ' ' . dlspl•y wUI bel ~flr~t!(:~::::·~~ir.~~ ' -· ·A_).hlhlgala.tfireworlrl the Pemerary Hlth School stHium. · sara lt\lnnl.- ~Pe1rl ona of America's fONmolt eo- rvecll•n• and ••• , ,arf .... . County Broiler F"e:stlwal. ' ' matter of dey. PornerO, IM,. will 1lwe a Robinson's Laundry Aeee. . Street .,.s...,. Olde Tri -Lustre CleaiMri ' 11W . MEIGS 'I }'omeroy · • •' < TODAY .CARNIVAL STORY JOIINNY GUITAR (Tallmk-1 ~~ loaa Crawft ..., ...... ,,... . ..... ......... ;~11. . ~;· • . YANKEE PASIL\ (Tee'•INiar) ~. . Ba,_. -..ail' w-- " ' I ·-.;, ' •, . J J \ tho ·" ,._ ... rru - w .... lt . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . , - - : . _. ..,.._. $ecidle' TOA. G:Aolr a#t t... .... -~ - .. --·~ ·-t!:...-r..... ..... ... ELBERFELD& '1 tea''' !J ' . Jaycees Plan Many Events For Big Day O est end most colorful celebr• "This festival is a period to pause and take ·stock-j tion eHr sun tn this part of the countr'f," Crow ••id. "This to get together and to celebrate progress mode- to cia, will m•rlc another mU• pay tribute to the homemakers of Amerita -<tnd o stou In the uphill much of the day to give thanks to Almighty God, whose divine broil...- industry in this ~· hand has guided this broiler industry to its present . tian." The festival program will inlevel in the life of OhiC>--:<Jnd America." clude, among other things, a sparkling multi-unit parade, a barbeque chicken " dinner on the ground" with 2,500 chickens to be Cordially, prepared at .Pomeroy Stadium, and the crowning of "Miss Slick 1954 Meigs County Broiler Festival Chick" from a bevy of glamorous young ladies from throughout the county. Tam Crow, General Chairman B.twftn events, fiM. crowd will by nationally known radio and television stan includint Minnie P.ul, Bonnie Lou. Jim Haynie, The Old limo er, Ralph Shannon'• W"tern To.,.._nds and many others. be tnNrtained ' Dick Karr, Middleport, heads' the Ja~ee eanuniUee in rharge The festival actually will start or the ba~uing at Pomeroy rolling Thursday afternoon at one Loae conereti bloelr: pits, COV· o'clock with the gigantic parade Stadium at about 4:30 p.m. that begim on M-ill Slreet in Mid· ered with Chicken wire, wiU be dleport . Dozens of colorful units, set up in the barbeoue area, anQ bands, floats and cars of beauties tbere, . ~re your very eyes, the - will wind their way through c~ekea will be cooked to prefec· downtown Middleport, u.p Route 7, \LOll. , . straight through the downtown Fine Me1p CoWJty cbacken, of Pomeroy business section to the eourn . .. ~ of them. l•tactium off East Main Street ADd the barbecue ~uce to .oe where the procession will end. ' uaed 11 DO secret, e1tber. 1t Parade marshal Roger M~gao oae of the best, moBt tested will award loving cups to the inmoat ~epted 1aucu used in divldual standouts of tbe pt.rade Am~rie~ todly-rrecommen4ed by at the stadium at 2:45. . , food <echtors acroaa tbe ntUon. Nationally known 'POul~o I - · Agriculture at Ohio State Univer. sity and director of the Obio state F&periment Station at Woos- ter. ..,.1uiL aotrot,lll 01 """'.... I LIKE T:HESE ·F o·R BROILER DAY ~m~~;~;·~!:~;.:r~ ''1500 NEW bJ:g"'iR~JI;n ',..., Ol'ld NEW ' ~- .lrffl ..... :.tar ef . . . . . . . . II. . . . . . . . . r-. ... woo.; &eJI&. .._. .U.LIC BNBan' . · .. · tor, wlll_k.. ... Mote.._..._.. ••, ..... ,,., •• HEW Mglre adlt ,.. · ·~~ . dl,..,.tl!<jjof ..-... Aarlcui~ral llciiOrlriltnll . ~... at w' Of The Meigs-MIUIOD 0 Barbecue is a maa:ic word. lt SU(Igests the minalied aroma of wood smoke bovetttna J:aill' over pita and PIDI, aad of browa crusted. meat ,..,.oozin• with spicy goodness. h means the brieb't cheer of dandne namea, the gay chatter or · fami.IJ and friend. good fellowship freshened wltb fresh air and brii)Jt NDihlne. · Everyone. loves 1,_ barbet'ue, for it 11 a fe.e:tive oecuion ia it· self. You'll be able to aee the tetbnique of barbeeuinr chicken for the bil crowds at the sec:oad an• ual Meigs County Broiler Featival this Thul'ldlly. ., . I~ :-tf · ~ultvro ol. , Ofllo •··~ Unmralty • if Colu.,... ' Sc SMELL THAT AROMA? IT HAS TO DO WITH AMAGIC WORD! • •' · ' 't'oo L. 11...,...1,....., ef t11o cof. t<EW-~-­ NEW....._ .... ,,.._.......,. JlrlEW ...a.,eu• ,.,. rr ,.., .. ..., .._ -· .~.··'- ~ ion,.lo Lou .;.f Jtm!riF'tl'~yn .., WLW rldl. ,antl tilnlll~ stars.wut enhrt1ln. .. NEW Sauum••s Scioli ttaci• ,,., .. _ , Middleport 1'0DAY '· ., TIM·P L I ·.~ ,.' l>eYIIf.e.t To The Iritere&t,. . 3:15P.M. -' ft • ' ' The second annual Meigs . County Broiler Festival-hOD· oring the chicken and its im. ~e would like to. toke this opportu~ity to wel.c ome pact on ·Southeastern Ohio's olllroends of the Me1gs Countybrooler 1ndustry to the I economy-will feature a day. long program packed with acsecond annual ¥eigs County Broiler Festival . "This festival is designed to honor the many men tivities for young and old. That was the promise today and women who hove worked long and untiring hours to build this great indu!;try. And it is o toibute to the from Tom Crow, general American homemaker· who has demanded quality chairman of the general com· poultry on her dinner table and has found it the mlttee from the Meigs County Junior Ctiamber of Commerce,, broilers prod~~<:I!CI in Meigs County. ' . ' tpoii!Gl'JI of il!~ fe~v~. . , : "~ I':J'Ie.ills Cqunty' brojiE!t industry will bring i'1tO ''Thls· ~fib:i;.~~IM the Iaiit~/ this County $2,000,000 this year. . ' ................. . . . ~:30 P,· MJ . ' i TO ALL FRIENDS OF 'I'HE MEIGS COUNTY BROILER FI!STIVJ.L- I .......... ' \ IC.r t:Jith 5~1 tuditorlum. Tile' Chicken barlt.cu• wilt N held at the rear of th• junior hlth oehMI oudltorium, M. ' - . A~~ F1rm1 In 9•••tonburv, 1 Conn., and Leon Jehnnn, one ... the top broiler produc*'• of I the· netlon from Orlt1na, Ind., wll! I!Nik In tht Pomeroy Jun· Hindi, *har ,.....,, weekly on n.;Huntfn;t,n ' tllft'hi6n i ••• , tion. will pr...~ lnUIIq~l Ml~ 5:00 p. M. ~iont. Gen• McKnl1ht and the H•ppy Valley aoys Of th• Huntington, · •• 'va., television ltttlon . will ~nt .s"Fi•l m1.1slc during the! ' ; ·'' -·. . :-'1 ¥ · ..... . ' • .-'):"· . . do e IDt • UtACINE · . . ONLY * SOLID MAPLE Tenn ... will ln't.rttln. ' 7:11d',''f!. -YOU'Ll HAvt TIMf • •• • • will hold 1 repptJon for tht kid. w. Va. r- a· * 3ROOMSFUR· t £DITI6N ., >. Greetings From The Chairman Of The Meigs Broiler Festival of Na•h•IUe, H.,.. Weber, mantpr of Arllor ' · ·2:30 P. 1111. ·., ·. The ''Oip TJmer" LPoty '•ll•r of Mason Furn. Co. . . •or.nc~ Ol• Opry" I I l ,, • NEW SAUSU NITE ·HAT'BOX! I • ; ;{ · 1 • - : ' . ·Orovnct~ ~·~ 1 • • I -; Or I { B~OILERr Big Festival Day FESTIVAL '> j • ' . $1rMt ln. ~·= .... . 1!"!8··~~· . . to tho ~o; .. HJtlo Scl\00! 4:IJ!I ·P. M. RuUaisd, 0. Mason, l I SP:ECIAL Area Promised A. .~ ~~ ~~ EveaJ& Mtl.. County ""'"' INt~t .t" '30.00 DOWN ' Balanee··llf,.Ji;asy· Paymenla See. '*' Today al Rutland. Furn. Co• ~>·t ,:,t''". ;;t,fl>" I:t.r..·,._• lncllldftl In Tbla Gl'GUP !11 A J Piece LhlnJ: R.oom S..te I .-$eo all these Jeatwtt. teO! . $299.00 I ·~ Frigidaire ha< It- and 'Y"" should come In ~ - ' - this amazing oven actuallY p_enoms two jobs at once I Or use U "" one big .,...,-w'-ver ~ ~~L ' ..... ' •• Editorial SEcOND ANNUAL . . ' -..Gener~l ·Bt~iler Field I ·-~[ --~-----· ----­ left you lalce ancf Roast at 2 • I I ' ~· . . ··#.1 : :·...::. Vol.. VI ONLY . • .1ne . • w•• . ' .' e ' NEW Furniturt ••..,! '· • - •. ' '· OF ' '' ' 3 Rooms I • ' .' i ; ' '. . t daughte~ ' . •.' .. I I •• •· • ,,;~-> ·i.; ... r~~~~::~b~~~= ~~:ief·I~UJinelll . mef!lbll and dl~lo~ - ~b.:. t,~u~ I FltiGIDIIRE "Wonder Oven" Electric.Ran-at • • ed by de- I ·" ..• ~ .The meetlnc ;wu o-:; e of Ar· I 1 . ·, BR .D~ILER I Middleport P~rsonals we~ I WELOOME TO 'hiE MEIG~ · ·<. ' .\ 1 were Galon wm , t:a!t, and ako spoke on members lcp. HUnliogton and Mr. and Mrs. Samt atr. t d to wort · out the adjoUrned lO t e ae y M Wayland, Eiifhth Dl!!ltr t ·tb c sdorpb Columbus. were appoln .e . . whiner roast. · re~~bi.litatlon . chairman, ~~;po~e Ke~r. :nd Mn~ ' Pearl WUl and details of buildmg/ t~r;tO::;y rai~- Members and aueats atten<JI:g on rehabilitation and of hthe ~t~: daughter, ·charleston, were guests The fgro~ v~~ool patrol .aad were Mr. and Mn. Arl!~, Ma~D~ triots birthday party at l e e f Mra Will also. coats or e s d Mildred Mr. and :r.t:r•. J~ CQJW.....,Y crans Hospital, ChiiHcothe. which o Mrs . Mattie HalHday was a M·rs. Eula Wt~lfe ~n ted t ·~uY f•mUy, Mr. arul Mn. Ronald Oa· win be held on October 21 . auest ~f Ml": and Mrs. Roy Ander· D~mohue were ap~:e eha~rmen born and faniily, Mr.> and ~n. •....1 d them Other comm ThurDlll Ba~oek, Mr. and -n. son sever,.... ~~. . for the year were: Hospitality, Ma· Babcock. and ,ftqy llr. and 1 and Mr. and Mrs . Ro.Y Mmor, ;h~ bel Rou 1 h; rnemberablp, Marearet· ~:~r Wallace Dam.i!wood cago, Ul .. are !lpendlng. a f~ IY Gloeckner; Budget and Floanee. · :Mr and Mra. s. A. RJirMrs . LuciMe Mayes. Vlrginia tot the borne:.! ~n. L~l~.~~~~~·rs, Eileen Roush ; Proar:i . ~;!~. ~~~~l)'¥r. ~nd Mrs. m.aries H~n· M 5 James Murray, and Mrs. Roy wls an d Roush and Florence C e, · 1 Mrl Joe Biuell and family, spent Sunday after· guests licity, Chlorus Grimm; Waller Brown and on til Lake Hope. Mr. and . . . ~ who Nease; Sales Tax, ~avte rj: e, Freel Swan, Ruth Larkins, Florenc:e noMr and Mn;. John Bowman and had for tbe1r guests hta.father i Founder's Day, Hazel F~. mbur er Mr and Mrs. David daughter, Susan, . Columbus, is e~ployed ln tbe &hlp yards n Plans were also completed to ~atea, ~d · o•cOaner, Mra. Will spell't: the weekend w1th her par· BaltlmOre, Md. ll W Jl. sponsor a ftoat for the community &wail) Charles Weber and the ents Mr . and Mrs. Carl OWen, Mr. and Mrs. John Ha , ad in the Broiler Day Parade. hott~l Mi-s. Louden and grand~ and were aocmnpanied back to bridge, 0., were guests of Mtl. an Teachers' in the SC~hool for the sons El~on lnd Pat O'Co1lller. Co~umbl19 by Carla Daune owen, lln. Harry E~ewlne reeen y. new year are: PrlD., Don Nease 'Jlhe next m.,e1inl will be lit '\be. who had spent her vacation here.\ , ·Mr. and Mr~. Dale N_teho~n . with 7th and 8th grade home room , home of Ruth Llrklk on Octolaer Mr. and Mrs. Vlra:il :f.dw~ M'f4dleport called . o.n bls SIS .~r Chlorus Grimm witb 8th •nd 7~b Colt.l:mb\16, and Mr. and Mn; Don- Mrs. Evelyn ~hllhng _Sunday. gi-ade home room; Maurice Lott, 16. l ey Edwards, Corni~g, stten:t . ~h~ I.TbeJ.Mn .. &ehillm.-,. daugbten and with 5tb and 6th grade bo~e weekend with relatives llefe and 1 lion sfent the afternoon at Lan· room; Ora lliH, grade t; ~av1e in Gallipolis whe:e Herb~rt Ed- cast~r. · . Circle, grade 3; lt~ lttrence C1rele, -:--::.~·" ~ltACE T~b~ . · wards is a . medtcal pattent at Mr. and M~. Johnnie Radtgan grade 2; Frances Foster, grade J. M.n rbud Ruthel."fo"rd ami Mn Hoh.er H0'9PJlal. Columbus spent Saturday at the ·Hume Room mothers are: Grade riore~e A.tkeUon of , Athens, Sally Schaaf, Chilolicothe, spent home Of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nel· I Kathryn Hunt snd Betty Car- were ~alli.nc 011 ~· ~nd Mrs. the weekend wi.th her mother, son. Mr. and ~n. Max Nclso~ and p~nlcr; Grade 2, KathrYD Cr~w ber Theob,td, lu~ week. Mrs. E. S. Schaaf. . family returned from Chtcago and Hazel Fox· Grade 3 Maxme Mr. and )ln. -'Uton Haley Mrs. Emerson . Jones repr~.:· Thursday. They are living at thr Shain and MarY Roush; Grade 4, moved iD\O tihh.~el~r~.:;•~~..j ted the Evangel me Chapt:r ~ home of his parents Mr. and Mf's. Laura McNickle Mary Wood and chased borne - ~ Friday evening, .w h~ee:in~ betd Jess Nelson. Clara PoweH; Grade 5, Mildred Mr. and Mn. ~uth at th~ specl~ was aceom· Mt. and Mrs. Kenneth McKin· Donahue and Lucy Don~hue; Mr. and Mrs. James~·.,.~:1":.:~ tn l_'lelsonv~~~~o~~illc by Mr. Jon· ney, Springfield, w-:r_e guests of Grade 6 and 7, Eileen Buck, Eileen moved from the Ralph panted t~ nts Mr and Mrs. the McKinney tamll1es Sunday. Roush and Mildred Chapmen. to that vacrated bY his: , LONG BOTI'O:M 1 cEs >Wnd Jho"nepsar~arr'ison~ille chapColby Grimm, Columbus, cWalledd Mr. and Mn. John· SLSSOD ' M d M r.ash Braley and Mrs. Bert Grimm spent move into tbe Ratpb bome. -Tb-;-s;pi~b~r meeting of the te.r . · on_.,~ r . an n .r ' e - theMr.weekend .... and Mrl. Cor\ umer had T A be-lr\ d Mlay in Columbus as lUI "' LoRI :Bottom P. . . _was All en Hennell has returne ne . h . p n d f ., .. tlo.eir Saturday nigbt and Sun· at the sehoo1· house wtlh t __ he. Mr. aDd Mrs. Jo nn1e arso s. guests of ltleir son an am1 y ._._ __.,~ Mn El&__ 1_ d~reg fr om the Ol d Bam Ccmference of G mao- Pittsburgh former natives here Mr and Mrs. Robert Grimm. day guut.a, am . ilP" • sident, 0Kar BabctH:a, pres! -m · the EpiS('O()al Church at er called qr.a Mr. atld Mrs. Cash Bra. Carroll Grimm of Battle Creek, worth Holden of Cleveland. Mrs. The following officers were 11 town ded the fu · · h' b th d Miller ' a Dd Mia. Holden et-ted; ~erldenl, Samuel - M1ch., ts vtsl 1mg 1s ro er an ~ A M Ra.r· rs Mr.s. Nor-·n wayland was in ley Monday. They a en '"" 1 Edw rd Par . 1 'I B t G 1 Ohio Unlvenlty dfn· , viee president, ra ye a · family Mr. anu ~· rs. er r m. ....,. "rs. '"-• C d and• M•Arlh"• , Frl·day, tG alte_nd_ a neral of his uac e mcolinJ: ' - of the Legion A':'~1h~ry . sons, Char1eston. ..... lll trea,tu,r.'.o, r,~ D_orol lli_.-,., A'od C1Yf cry Mr. a.ftd .Mrs. Earl Ncl.sgn CarColwell, , Fort ·, see~0tk9; -Ne -~ · ..,~-!~; ere Mrs. W.,·land is Rebab1ht.atiOD_ ••· an d Mr:s·. ROI"'ANOUS the al& .. ~:xor ~ ,b.e....o_w _ riC l ;enter called~ PI). 1u..1. v)Jftft.. "M . uh~ C _,.ear d r w , 'h.l·rman for the Ei_ghl_h Dtst ~ · ' Friday evenmg. · i\lr · t.he and dl wgj...t~:, .ars. owbltnds ~ Y !or . .;f the Leg 10 n AuxiharLes. ete Nelson . In MRS. EBER PICKENS · SPIIOi~lf . ~aild to , 'nurc_bas~:.,. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sheetsf Herschel. M~Kjnney. Fos~on~ . . . The attcndal'lce at Sund,a~ ~ ;rc.. the wini!Oy,s {D ;u.e ~Uf¥:'h room . t'Qlnmbus. were - recent ~uests 0 Is ·a gue1t of the McKinney amt· School sunday was 60. . u· The ft'Q\I!P I. ,W:11 . inVJ\ed to sec Mr. and Mrs. o . E. McKmlcy and lies and. eajoying · bunting. Mr . and Mrs. Lcona1·d ·Ha1re and fe:r·o~n .to t!w the lun~'" t'oom .whit,b, had ~e~ E I M . , ·. and . Mrs. George Roark and -J:hildr~n o1 ..,eaver. u Falls • Pa. ·• and ton; anl,l.. wiUl . sooo. pai.nted 'T· · y-•· son, ar · d h'ld ' ~' LonLe vung th e l a n1 ~ 1 Mrs Matilda Battrell an c . - Junlor Clel.and, Llncaster '" were Mrs Effie Haire o£ New Brtghlon, ,Mias Opa , . enter· tor and tlio tQ. sec tfJ,e- new three D.elbert and Goldie Battrell. in•ests of Mr. ~tnd Mrs. Sylvan na.,· s~nt ·the weekend with Mr . .... on . Mnn4w 1k d t bl mod rrn, s e Rip- •.~"'"bined wi..u . compartment s n an a e · lind grandson, Jerry ayr .' Cleland. over the weekend . and Mrs. Ebet· Pickens. evcnir\g in Of bcr" aunt, el hot 'water tank . , , ley were gtJ rn;ts or Mrs. Minerva Mr . sod Mrs. .Dana H~sell. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scller.s and Mrs." · Kale Miller , U wls· decided to keep th e tunc:. Childers and Mr . and Mrs. Guy Columbus, were gue5ts of S. C. chtldrcn and Miss Ellie Ptckem Guests were Mrs. James program as the main project. Reynolm!. .1 .1 and Cook and daughter Sunday. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mn. FioyJ Tbomaa and The next meeting will he h eir! MT and Mrs . Lewis sa es Mrs. Eleanor Wil1iams, Cheesa- fiber Pickens. Sldenstricker. . October 1 and all mrmber.s an:![( Mrs ..Jack Kelly , Akron, spent the peake, w. Va., spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs . George Sellen o( Mr. and Mrs. Earl D'~1::r;i;:! h I re weekend with lhcJr mother, Mrs. att"e home of Mr. and Mrs. Race ~ th h' wcoe parents of children in sc oo a Emmett cr.ay wllo ret~r~ed to H"l". canton spent a few uays - WI t.ouiaviHe, 0 10, · .._ ~- -·-- - __,;,- ·Akron with them (or a visit. ._. Mr . and Mrs. ·John Sell~rs, the latter's father, Georg~ •Mrs. Silas Seckman . and "Mr~. ' Mr . and Mra . Raymon~ Barton. recently. . Will Mooney of Reedsville, Mr . ' Guy Mutchler is leavl_ng~r~~~~ Irm a Conklin, East LL\Ier~ool, VI· :Loytd women' 8 Clots from H ld Thur--'-y· S"p""r and Mrs. Earl Mooney and daugh· nlf'sday to jGiD T... hi& w!lte...111 m sited Mrs. James . Murray l S d · 0 8UU - r~ ler of Dayton called Monday to ton, Indiana. ..ey ~ Wednesday unti un ay. .-..... Loyal women's class met h-e re for a few weeks 1n Novem•u -.: see Mr. and Mrs . Eber Packc~. ld for a covered dish supper Thurs . Mr. and M.rs . Clyde Taylor . of b('r before leaving for Flor a, •menl . day evening at the M iddlep~rt . Colu mbtJs spent tb.e weekend wath wb~re th.ey wil~ Bp~nd tbe winter DarauIllers E ngag~ Church of Christ with Mrs Mm· Mrs. Floyd ."'-.o · mas ap.~ me1th· ~ ed Mrs. Ethel and George Hob.ack. ,., nd d Is Being Announc erva Childers, Mrs. Lee Pratt, Mr!\. Cr, Mrs. aosa ..~axne~•. i.Ue e The engagement of M1ss Bar- Will Rey~olds, Mrs. otho Watt s lhe annual bOM§ . e~nnmg._. at W!tbara Howard, daup,hter of Mr · and ' Mn. Sidoey Pickens on th e S'I'IVERSVILLE ley Chapet Sua'-i.)l, .. · and Mrs. Steve Howard ,or . H~rl· cU"riner t<Jmmittl!le. Mr~. 0 . L . Mr. and Mrs. )VeiJet; Theob~J~ ford to Sgt. R<Jbert Gdla~d o! I Roush, pr~ident, was m ch.arge 8Y •VA CARPENTER · were, ea1Ung on Mr. and Mn. the u. s. Air Force, son ~ ~rs.l df the bui.iDeaa meetina which fol The WSCS met with Mrs. Audra Claude qark ·~f At-hens, _Sunday. Ella Gilland of H-artford, IS bein-g Lowed the .supper and· Mrs. Edward Brewer Thursday evening. The Mr. and. ft{rs •. Ray M:ark~s announcl"d ·by h~r parer;-ts. . f French 11 ave thi!: -Openiog prayer." mefDbers are planning a Halloween buildLng a new modern ranch lY· Miss Howard 1s a: gradua~e ~. Baskets of fruit were sent to *ial Frida:&" evenlag, Oct. 15. pe ta_ome ~e:d tp tbfoir. ,tpr~. , Wahama High Sch~ot an(i- tn two sick jnenibe.rs and the class 'Ilhere' will be games, singing anrl Mn. James TitUI\ was host4~· Camden·Ciark Hosp1tal ,Schoof ~f Voted to buy dishes ·with varlous 1\'1,\lsiC' and refreshments wUI ~e to her Tuesday bridge club, thli Nursmg in :Qar~erslrurgh. ~~~e~ m"embers .contributing parts of served to the public. Proceeds W!ll week. at prese_nt w. ork-1n~ at 1 We Va . . . the set. Plans were also made for go to the chlll'Cb. . Mrs. Paul Barnes, ' Pomflroy Weirton l l New Brt.,hond t"e M1'sses Da;.., and omon~l Elbe!l . k of P al Hospt a m h' · Hirrb the apple butter making project Mrs . Bess 1e ens e 11 ...;r Sgt. Gilland, a .wa am'tatio~ which will be shared by all wnmen lop , Pa., vis ited Mr. and Mt'S. Ro· Miner of Lang9Ville were School gra~uateF, u no~n • Bangor of the church on October 5-fJ 9' bert Durst and son recently. Lh.e out of town persons attend· w it~ the Alr orce 1 , tbe home of Mrs. George Cbilds. 'Mr. and Ml'S. Allen Bre~er vi!- ing rhurcb a_ervices at the. MethoThey are requestin& pe<t~}e to ited their son David who IS c~n - dist .chureh, SUndafromor~nl Mra Maine, URCH send their jars ana Jius ,., oox ... ., ' fined t? the St. Joseph Hospttal _ M1ss Opal Arms 11'1 8 eou"'n. YOUTH MEET AT CH II which are marked wit~ their in Parkersburg _Thursday. . Kate Miller hwerefoSrmunder'ys The Intermediate Youth Fe o~· D 1 d h ldren 1ts of t e Mrs . Elva aJ Y an c I ~e - ~~ · .d family of neal mel at Heath Methodist name~ so that delive'\Y may be h 1. h · f t e easier. Twenty eight members and vi•ited her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Homer uu 1R an • s P churc-h Sunday for t ear Irs r • four gueab the Rev. and Mrs. Fred c•rl Autherson , of Bald Knobs, Wa_yerly. ·--gular mectmg. Mn; . L. A. Ranger- I. Gardner, Jimmy Butcher and retently. . . . .::.__ __ ter and Mrs. John Ketchka arc Barbara Jackson were present. Ed Ward, Portland, Vlstted hls WRONG- NAVIGATION co-sponsors of the gro~p and the d•ghter Mrs. Albina Gluescn OES MOINES, la. new officers arc . prestdenl, Judy SUCC.SSFUL PLEA ca'mp recently. "pirates" cqmmandeered president· .Larry · Hur Icy; vtce AUBURN, N. Y. UP-A home. .Joann Brewer, CQiumbus. speul cabo"n cruiser Wedn.eo_day Mitch; secretary, Carol C~tsv.:ell; Ieos man walked into court here. th~ weekend with her parents, Mr . "captured" by pollee ..,.... .,'h!•' G Org. Hibbs· ptantsts .,.('. treasurer · e ' ' accused hi-·elf• of loiterin" and and Mrs. Edgar Brew er and c h'l 1 · pirate leader, aged 14. d h"' n 10u Christ me Coats and Becky Grue· ..... "' ena;ine in reverse an,. ,'!' co 1D daysJ din jail.J "Motion . ei scr . Sixteen. members wer~ pres . asked for~ ld h L drt:noward Lawrence purchased a orote•. ••ed 13, fell, into the 11 0 cnt for the meeting and the pr(). gran~ed,~' .. u ge n · MMo~I~-~~RI~•:•::':..· -----. 1 ded a film strip "The Naskrew1cz:. You have argued n~ truck re(ent 1y. _ g8'1 ,a.n~ ;:,"ger of Jerusalem." J your case successfully." Mrs . Fannie Davis, Sheffield Alf., is vlliting her mother and arrd Mra. E. H. carpenter aod da.u· hrqther, Mrs. Mattie Hfndeuon g,hler recently. Mr. and Mrt. BOb Cozart and Eber Henderson. children were weeken-d· euests ot llr. and Mrs. Sidn ~)-' Durst and hil parents. Mr. ant;l Ml'l. R<lscoc Mr$. ·rannie Davis were 1~opping Cozart and family and her par· in Racine recently. enta Mr . and Ml'l. David Wolfe . and Mrs. Eber Carpenter. Mrl. Mollie Talbott who bad thr ""-· · Ours and J . W. Lawson misfortune to break her IJ'm iJ Mr . and Mrs. Rudy Dunt stayin& with hu daughter Mn daughter Margaret Sunday. . Mildred Cirele visited Mr. Nell Middleswart. i =~~esK:ir~. ' .. • 1 ~eeh:l ·The. You~ Adult CIIJ!I o1 tht :1:way Aug , 0 ·~ ~mber1aiD, PTA w_u b:r~· ~:~:'paln~ '0\lt ~DJ•BoUom Cbun:hd!nm;~•t.:~ s D Burial wu at Mitchell, S. ·D. dlaeusllon · 'bllity reatl with bema of Graee. ~ Mr and Mrs. •• • 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. 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