https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6cfbce2ababfa321b7d91c941b674249.pdf 7858d28f6470f7475dceba4bcb5fc296 PDF Text Text 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 �\ ' j " . I , • • ' '" "' lEST.. '"'W1SHES . ., ' ' . ~ < I' • ' • M·IDDLEPORT . ,, . ' ' -FEED co~ -When· work-en ltirt ' lt~tber the. bird after ,' I '.. f t ' Mileileport, Ohio . ,, '" -~-~- ' \ ..... . •·, '-', --~- . ~ ~- .,. "· ''"•'_ H, ·, "' '., ' POULTRY IN~USTR_· ' Of Meigs Qounty IIALPH WELKER, wh!l HI One of tho ,..,... produclnt .,.., prj.,_,,_ I lng operatlans In Meig1 COuBty, Ia e former aheriff. Nat only doea h• The rrower will receiye more pay, lor hls tabors. Hu . ~l~ Jimet T. JoWl, abovt, PrHWMt ' will gl-Ow out faster and Wl\h l e-o of " ...0 ·MO!to . Co~nl\r , :.....1or wer health problems. of ,(Oiftmtrci, ~mar The Processor will make a _, the hcll'ld ·A Mual · Mal11 treater JMi'gin of profit b~a~e County ltolltr F..tlval, Jot.b Is tomOrrow's chicken will be eas1er ftmlllar with ~· broiler lmiUI· to dean in less time. try, lh raplcl .,.wth, its problems ancl met..._ Of ·11'\fllat.. When tomorrow's cblcken does mant. lilt ts · alto preelcfHt ef arrive .. .rl'n...ch of the · eredit f~r 'its a,~ranc:e nliUIRt go to Amen~ the 'Far~rt FHil end lu'f'Piy process hi• own birds fGr I'Mf'lc•t, byt als; harwll" broil~ from other prMucen. Welker m.~kets In Hft. •I ,,... and h•• been lnatrumentaf ~ gl¥1"11 the lnduaf.:v a "'big boolt.'' Ch•..,._., ca's fr.ee enterprise sysh:m. C oo~ . Did fashioned busi ness eompeh - tiOO h~/ becm the s p~r Company . . in the s idi of ·the poultry mdu&try to creale an alwayii·beit er chicken.' • PracHciUy · every hatchery and broilel h~e in Meigs ~unt'!· has .smbe· provision for an eX'!Jtfl· menlal' pro&r~ of its own as an lnttepl · part .of Us overall oper_atiori. ·ntis work takea ptac;e 1n breed~Iig and is ai.med at develop. ill& ~tr!Uns and new cress· b~- cti~tens that· grow out faster '"have greater. vitality so fill' u ';health.-. p,rObi.ems are- concern~ ed. ai:e ~asler to clean. and have a more ·~pleasing' appear81lce on the ' • Mei&s County's broiler industry has: -.!lown ~ tremendous growth in tll.e paitt H }'ears. It' is estimated tbat over S2. mijlion dollars will be derived tions . throUghout the coun.ty. from the broiler industry opeN.· This is an .increase of a-pproxi~ mlfely $'7:10.000 over 1953's lotal Of $1",250,000. In 1950, the reveDUe Was only SlOO,OOO. · Tbe broiler operations employ ov..- ·4W- people abd will pay tax. es t-tiil year amDunting to about $6,<i0o: The industry has increu. onr a batf. The growtb -and production in. Clii'IH i6 benef.ieial to everyone in tpe oounty and to all t)lpes or. lnialnHO. I '•; , ' ng Meigs Coun~y ndustry Is Producing the better quality Broiler ' ' 8111 Childs. promotion- cl:fairm•n fA the Second Annual Mait• County Broiler FHtival. H• was instrumental in Mting that the OC· I!DIIICIM llde$tt!I'TI!It; - · casion rt~c.lved 11 much publicity aa ~MMlblt. working with r.pre. pttli • .,t of. tthe Po~Mr•t . NatIonal Buk, will as the Mntatiwl of tM news""~:'· r"lo, rflasttr ~ C.reMOn'" for tiM tala.vlslon and other mua commu- JjNalcen' clurin1· tht nication madl_um~o Mocltst .. bout activltin at'>·rtha hcond ~MUll his rol• In the planning, he Mlcl: M.lgs, ,Cpqnty iBrollar F ..tlval. "Many .,.,.. 0 ns whote n-mes hn• H1 ,ls -,'well .,....... In the aral not b..n m•ntioned have done a for cooparttion ancl wllllnlrNIII bang-up job in their warlc on th• at all tifMI to 4and 1 captblt festival. Each, In his w•y, itt"l!ltf" h•nd·· to ,community events "nd an outstanding role In the pro- Is atune to the factors which motlng of the Festival." will tiel In rthis 11rat'1 Jgrowth. _.,.::._ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ta,_ i,.,."' or feeds were retu~red to fel"d " ' I)'Sie:m Uodi1D ' Pomeroy Ceme11t Block ·.• .... Harry Barnes . "' ' ' Disabled American Vet. Chapter 51, Robinson's Laundry ,Collins Jewelry Southern Grate & Veneer Co., Macon, Go: , Blaettnar Auto Co, chialaa are ionoeUJated apjn.g Evans Grocery Co:, Gallipolis; Ohio Starks · NeWcastle's dig.ease-. When tJJ.ey leave Ibe hatohery, tbe day tbe)r Pomerpy National Bank Russells Restaurants ar-e Ntched, tbey ride on e\eao . . •, b.Yers of straw _to thei-r uw ~ Maiden Company · "Dutton(Drug ~9-.. ·,, " After " arrival at the· hatlirtiery, Ohio Valley Feed Co., Rodne, Ohic,l · Downi~ro.ss · , eres are pllt in a11 · incubator. ·' Fi-om there they move to th.e ·. hat.- ' ch Utlits. Three weeks ue req,ult<· I Korr & VanZandt Rizer Oif~orppcu1y . ed to hakh an ega:. .. Temperatut"e and hmnidity are Formers Bank Dr. R.E : Boice contro11ed during each operation. A 7().80 per cent average is eon· Formers Feed & S1.1pply Elberfelds , sldered good ha~hablllty . The '' " weether and L-he tea1on are 11M Sugar Run Flour Mills, · ·Ben Franklin Middl.l....)..... apun, OhiO •. 1~ •· factors in the nudJer of lftJ ~ '' . wMch hatth, as weU u the DUm.. Atk. i ns Chicks Stiffl11rs Red AnchOr . · ber laid. ChicO are taken fnun· the hat Swisher & Lohse ch unit u •oon a~ they break loo. se rrom the shell. The newty;ha~ A. M ; Smith Studio ched chick ta~ live for 72 bo~ ·~ . ' ., ' 1" ' ,, ' I " ftoa eorkrhad )'alt·raised. br..d. Prettr u • pa«vte, roo. served w1tb kaltr-btiabc COtft oa tbt cob aod tc:adct alien of bcefllet~k tomaiOH, ,...,. .. trtth... rill>< ..... " _If • HOT 'N' HANDY O!ICKEN '.UC.nrkhed Jftf1·niHd bm4l 6 chickee paru (lep ud bran•) ~ ~ Whpooft ••h Pinc~Of­ Wcoplout ... ;i···- · ·~ . ' CHICKIN OR TURKEY IN SPAGHlTTI Cr••m one cup ,MincM chlcktn , or turkey. Add to It 11.11 cup ., mora of s•utaad mYihr..,.l, twe •ups caohd s,.ghtttl, % cu(f chopped tr..n ,.,.,, aft4 ~ CUll bl•nched tlivtrld afntonch. Place thHt lrt~rHte".. ltt I tr.. Nd Nld111 dlth or In IM.ivloclual dlthM. Tap with bra1d crum~ and trllatl PariMIIi~ d-·· , ; - · - . · . . ., . J ,, CO-OP_ERATIVE - ASSOCIAT10N '"" Andther Great 2'ractpr h7 ·CrQw Br.ot\ll~rs Poultry . - " Hlilnf't SWift . . ,· , Lecferte ~abOrotoriesi ' Dl'(iSi~n,of :. ·. . Americon-,Cyonamid Co. of ' ' ~York, N.Y. ~ · ·. Roy Proffitt, Roc:i"', Ohio Rddne f(~e &i;J~k .' ' • < · . • '»' ~ chHM.' a.1ce 111 a moclent• 0¥111 . uniH lllo ..., .. Pomeroy,. 'Ohio Furnishes A Complete 'One Stop Service Cockshutt- New Ideal farm Machinery · ·· · First 1'4otloho18Qnk; . . . . ~'*'~· · Hotet Martin, , .. '·· . . .' ilm'O~rien;-~ttOtney 1 Jock W. Carsey, Mgr: - • "Quality Feeds, Seeds and Fertilizers" ' :, Ohio- Voll!'yr.J<eysftm~totio':', · , Pomeroy, Ohio1 , • Or. T; H. Crow . · Phone98 0LIVIR. .C: C. Ci.Jcl<ler " E. Main Street • · ••• tl&• JUJ-New z..s Rlow SUPIR 51, ' - Custqm Grinding and Mixing WE MAINTAIN A MOLASSES MIXER - •• • HOME FREEZERS-REFRIGERATORS-MILK COOLERS ~· .. {' WE SERVICE-FINANCf-DELIVER . ler ... Welcome To t~ the batchery need not about teed. Being boxed, the chicks are ru dy to go to the producer . :11• - " ly maciJinery. on the yolks of the eo. 80 " a·roiler Festival ·Cot~tributors ' ·Jt~• picnic: weaEber1 u well ' whec.he~ •! like it or flOC -10 why ROC mab tbe most of it aDd hne a p1tn1c tiJhl at the llb1in1 room uble? After all, tiftJtU wwl ma~ before knives! You're .,r 1 btolla1dy obli&ed to ~ chd Hoc '11' Handy cbklc.en in )'Out fingen, ..... jf dM ._.padoa to do 10 prows irresiscable, you'll find it's :\ ....,..-lliaPr ddy proteu. u well aJ lou of fun. And the chicken itselt js 4elicious; teDIIH piecn encued i"' ~~::ritp, cnuty .i•ckets of crumb• m~e MEIGS- COUNTY. Meigs County's 2nd Alulual BroUer tesllvai chick& come into U,e worl,d- oo a lfrlct timet:able regulated .P,Y e~ .Their iacubation. periiod is car• ~~ eontr,ned, egg& ~ie ~pr~.t4 -over on- the bour, airs~ tHem is eon&taotly eh~ged, and temper,wie ao:d·· moilture- 'e4Jnte.n.t regu'a'~ . ·eVell'ly. · On breaking through the ahe_ll, And 'The TOM CROW, General. Chairman· 'fltfough Science ~ As we the members of. the Meigs County Junior Chamber of Commerce:; welcome you,. to the second annual Meigs County Brpi~r , Festiva1 we would like to take the opportun. ,., , ity to e,;tend a heorty.thanks1to the foltow.ih;'::.'' , business · firms without" whose••,, cooper.otton.•, '.• ,,"" the staging of the Fe,strvol would riot'haite '· · , been possible. .... ... •• · ' Modern Chickens Come Into World Six-h.undred two·lon carloads the rav enous appetit of the heallib Meigs Ooooty brollers. In liMCi ' it took almosl -4 pounds of feed to produce one poupd of meat. This }'ear. f eed averat=e~ 2~~ There's no hii or mLc;s pounds of fee~;(" for every pound U6ed in the ha.t ehtry. of me-at. :: : HOT 'N' HANDY CHICKEN " The Better Quali~y B..Oiler Is Grown In The Newer Broiler Sections. - •'' •, ' • HE CONTACTED THE . CO.M,MtJ.. . NICATIONS MEDIA '- · "Abov• Is trlK!k~¥5 - " 1-' You To MEIGS COONrr'S SECON.D At-U!d)AL 11ns -year, it is estimated that 8,000 cases of eggs wiU be procNe.r' ftom 5&;000 hens. There As a by-<Jlrodoct of the broiler is .,Xpected" to be MOO,OOO po- industry, there is manure enoU!ifb UadS· (If edible meat valued at for 2,000 acres of crops or 4,000 $2.·mi.1Uon. This is about 1,000 acres of pasture. " '· ' .· 1 I mullet counter. T~ search for a better bird has . t-atrled the Meili.'i Count)' broi,ler industry to a plane of e~­ deavar higller th'a n that of bust· ness corbpetition. AU phases of the indWJtry have jJ)in~d banda in an eifort to improve the quanty of the broilers and eggs purctbned· by the Amerl"'n. pttalic . ~ointb'' men in aU branchel' ·r poultry raisin& and .. · :;em:~~~r= !~~t'aa~s.. improve tbe chiokoen itse1f. ., 1· S a " _new edJ~roperty value ~ dollara. Deolen I" MASTER MIX FEEDS MEIGS COUNTY'S SE®ND ANNUAL . . . . ' - ' �\ ' j " . I , • • ' '" "' lEST.. '"'W1SHES . ., ' ' . ~ < I' • ' • M·IDDLEPORT . ,, . ' ' -FEED co~ -When· work-en ltirt ' lt~tber the. bird after ,' I '.. f t ' Mileileport, Ohio . ,, '" -~-~- ' \ ..... . •·, '-', --~- . ~ ~- .,. "· ''"•'_ H, ·, "' '., ' POULTRY IN~USTR_· ' Of Meigs Qounty IIALPH WELKER, wh!l HI One of tho ,..,... produclnt .,.., prj.,_,,_ I lng operatlans In Meig1 COuBty, Ia e former aheriff. Nat only doea h• The rrower will receiye more pay, lor hls tabors. Hu . ~l~ Jimet T. JoWl, abovt, PrHWMt ' will gl-Ow out faster and Wl\h l e-o of " ...0 ·MO!to . Co~nl\r , :.....1or wer health problems. of ,(Oiftmtrci, ~mar The Processor will make a _, the hcll'ld ·A Mual · Mal11 treater JMi'gin of profit b~a~e County ltolltr F..tlval, Jot.b Is tomOrrow's chicken will be eas1er ftmlllar with ~· broiler lmiUI· to dean in less time. try, lh raplcl .,.wth, its problems ancl met..._ Of ·11'\fllat.. When tomorrow's cblcken does mant. lilt ts · alto preelcfHt ef arrive .. .rl'n...ch of the · eredit f~r 'its a,~ranc:e nliUIRt go to Amen~ the 'Far~rt FHil end lu'f'Piy process hi• own birds fGr I'Mf'lc•t, byt als; harwll" broil~ from other prMucen. Welker m.~kets In Hft. •I ,,... and h•• been lnatrumentaf ~ gl¥1"11 the lnduaf.:v a "'big boolt.'' Ch•..,._., ca's fr.ee enterprise sysh:m. C oo~ . Did fashioned busi ness eompeh - tiOO h~/ becm the s p~r Company . . in the s idi of ·the poultry mdu&try to creale an alwayii·beit er chicken.' • PracHciUy · every hatchery and broilel h~e in Meigs ~unt'!· has .smbe· provision for an eX'!Jtfl· menlal' pro&r~ of its own as an lnttepl · part .of Us overall oper_atiori. ·ntis work takea ptac;e 1n breed~Iig and is ai.med at develop. ill& ~tr!Uns and new cress· b~- cti~tens that· grow out faster '"have greater. vitality so fill' u ';health.-. p,rObi.ems are- concern~ ed. ai:e ~asler to clean. and have a more ·~pleasing' appear81lce on the ' • Mei&s County's broiler industry has: -.!lown ~ tremendous growth in tll.e paitt H }'ears. It' is estimated tbat over S2. mijlion dollars will be derived tions . throUghout the coun.ty. from the broiler industry opeN.· This is an .increase of a-pproxi~ mlfely $'7:10.000 over 1953's lotal Of $1",250,000. In 1950, the reveDUe Was only SlOO,OOO. · Tbe broiler operations employ ov..- ·4W- people abd will pay tax. es t-tiil year amDunting to about $6,<i0o: The industry has increu. onr a batf. The growtb -and production in. Clii'IH i6 benef.ieial to everyone in tpe oounty and to all t)lpes or. lnialnHO. I '•; , ' ng Meigs Coun~y ndustry Is Producing the better quality Broiler ' ' 8111 Childs. promotion- cl:fairm•n fA the Second Annual Mait• County Broiler FHtival. H• was instrumental in Mting that the OC· I!DIIICIM llde$tt!I'TI!It; - · casion rt~c.lved 11 much publicity aa ~MMlblt. working with r.pre. pttli • .,t of. tthe Po~Mr•t . NatIonal Buk, will as the Mntatiwl of tM news""~:'· r"lo, rflasttr ~ C.reMOn'" for tiM tala.vlslon and other mua commu- JjNalcen' clurin1· tht nication madl_um~o Mocltst .. bout activltin at'>·rtha hcond ~MUll his rol• In the planning, he Mlcl: M.lgs, ,Cpqnty iBrollar F ..tlval. "Many .,.,.. 0 ns whote n-mes hn• H1 ,ls -,'well .,....... In the aral not b..n m•ntioned have done a for cooparttion ancl wllllnlrNIII bang-up job in their warlc on th• at all tifMI to 4and 1 captblt festival. Each, In his w•y, itt"l!ltf" h•nd·· to ,community events "nd an outstanding role In the pro- Is atune to the factors which motlng of the Festival." will tiel In rthis 11rat'1 Jgrowth. _.,.::._ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ta,_ i,.,."' or feeds were retu~red to fel"d " ' I)'Sie:m Uodi1D ' Pomeroy Ceme11t Block ·.• .... Harry Barnes . "' ' ' Disabled American Vet. Chapter 51, Robinson's Laundry ,Collins Jewelry Southern Grate & Veneer Co., Macon, Go: , Blaettnar Auto Co, chialaa are ionoeUJated apjn.g Evans Grocery Co:, Gallipolis; Ohio Starks · NeWcastle's dig.ease-. When tJJ.ey leave Ibe hatohery, tbe day tbe)r Pomerpy National Bank Russells Restaurants ar-e Ntched, tbey ride on e\eao . . •, b.Yers of straw _to thei-r uw ~ Maiden Company · "Dutton(Drug ~9-.. ·,, " After " arrival at the· hatlirtiery, Ohio Valley Feed Co., Rodne, Ohic,l · Downi~ro.ss · , eres are pllt in a11 · incubator. ·' Fi-om there they move to th.e ·. hat.- ' ch Utlits. Three weeks ue req,ult<· I Korr & VanZandt Rizer Oif~orppcu1y . ed to hakh an ega:. .. Temperatut"e and hmnidity are Formers Bank Dr. R.E : Boice contro11ed during each operation. A 7().80 per cent average is eon· Formers Feed & S1.1pply Elberfelds , sldered good ha~hablllty . The '' " weether and L-he tea1on are 11M Sugar Run Flour Mills, · ·Ben Franklin Middl.l....)..... apun, OhiO •. 1~ •· factors in the nudJer of lftJ ~ '' . wMch hatth, as weU u the DUm.. Atk. i ns Chicks Stiffl11rs Red AnchOr . · ber laid. ChicO are taken fnun· the hat Swisher & Lohse ch unit u •oon a~ they break loo. se rrom the shell. The newty;ha~ A. M ; Smith Studio ched chick ta~ live for 72 bo~ ·~ . ' ., ' 1" ' ,, ' I " ftoa eorkrhad )'alt·raised. br..d. Prettr u • pa«vte, roo. served w1tb kaltr-btiabc COtft oa tbt cob aod tc:adct alien of bcefllet~k tomaiOH, ,...,. .. trtth... rill>< ..... " _If • HOT 'N' HANDY O!ICKEN '.UC.nrkhed Jftf1·niHd bm4l 6 chickee paru (lep ud bran•) ~ ~ Whpooft ••h Pinc~Of­ Wcoplout ... ;i···- · ·~ . ' CHICKIN OR TURKEY IN SPAGHlTTI Cr••m one cup ,MincM chlcktn , or turkey. Add to It 11.11 cup ., mora of s•utaad mYihr..,.l, twe •ups caohd s,.ghtttl, % cu(f chopped tr..n ,.,.,, aft4 ~ CUll bl•nched tlivtrld afntonch. Place thHt lrt~rHte".. ltt I tr.. Nd Nld111 dlth or In IM.ivloclual dlthM. Tap with bra1d crum~ and trllatl PariMIIi~ d-·· , ; - · - . · . . ., . J ,, CO-OP_ERATIVE - ASSOCIAT10N '"" Andther Great 2'ractpr h7 ·CrQw Br.ot\ll~rs Poultry . - " Hlilnf't SWift . . ,· , Lecferte ~abOrotoriesi ' Dl'(iSi~n,of :. ·. . Americon-,Cyonamid Co. of ' ' ~York, N.Y. ~ · ·. Roy Proffitt, Roc:i"', Ohio Rddne f(~e &i;J~k .' ' • < · . • '»' ~ chHM.' a.1ce 111 a moclent• 0¥111 . uniH lllo ..., .. Pomeroy,. 'Ohio Furnishes A Complete 'One Stop Service Cockshutt- New Ideal farm Machinery · ·· · First 1'4otloho18Qnk; . . . . ~'*'~· · Hotet Martin, , .. '·· . . .' ilm'O~rien;-~ttOtney 1 Jock W. Carsey, Mgr: - • "Quality Feeds, Seeds and Fertilizers" ' :, Ohio- Voll!'yr.J<eysftm~totio':', · , Pomeroy, Ohio1 , • Or. T; H. Crow . · Phone98 0LIVIR. .C: C. Ci.Jcl<ler " E. Main Street • · ••• tl&• JUJ-New z..s Rlow SUPIR 51, ' - Custqm Grinding and Mixing WE MAINTAIN A MOLASSES MIXER - •• • HOME FREEZERS-REFRIGERATORS-MILK COOLERS ~· .. {' WE SERVICE-FINANCf-DELIVER . ler ... Welcome To t~ the batchery need not about teed. Being boxed, the chicks are ru dy to go to the producer . :11• - " ly maciJinery. on the yolks of the eo. 80 " a·roiler Festival ·Cot~tributors ' ·Jt~• picnic: weaEber1 u well ' whec.he~ •! like it or flOC -10 why ROC mab tbe most of it aDd hne a p1tn1c tiJhl at the llb1in1 room uble? After all, tiftJtU wwl ma~ before knives! You're .,r 1 btolla1dy obli&ed to ~ chd Hoc '11' Handy cbklc.en in )'Out fingen, ..... jf dM ._.padoa to do 10 prows irresiscable, you'll find it's :\ ....,..-lliaPr ddy proteu. u well aJ lou of fun. And the chicken itselt js 4elicious; teDIIH piecn encued i"' ~~::ritp, cnuty .i•ckets of crumb• m~e MEIGS- COUNTY. Meigs County's 2nd Alulual BroUer tesllvai chick& come into U,e worl,d- oo a lfrlct timet:able regulated .P,Y e~ .Their iacubation. periiod is car• ~~ eontr,ned, egg& ~ie ~pr~.t4 -over on- the bour, airs~ tHem is eon&taotly eh~ged, and temper,wie ao:d·· moilture- 'e4Jnte.n.t regu'a'~ . ·eVell'ly. · On breaking through the ahe_ll, And 'The TOM CROW, General. Chairman· 'fltfough Science ~ As we the members of. the Meigs County Junior Chamber of Commerce:; welcome you,. to the second annual Meigs County Brpi~r , Festiva1 we would like to take the opportun. ,., , ity to e,;tend a heorty.thanks1to the foltow.ih;'::.'' , business · firms without" whose••,, cooper.otton.•, '.• ,,"" the staging of the Fe,strvol would riot'haite '· · , been possible. .... ... •• · ' Modern Chickens Come Into World Six-h.undred two·lon carloads the rav enous appetit of the heallib Meigs Ooooty brollers. In liMCi ' it took almosl -4 pounds of feed to produce one poupd of meat. This }'ear. f eed averat=e~ 2~~ There's no hii or mLc;s pounds of fee~;(" for every pound U6ed in the ha.t ehtry. of me-at. :: : HOT 'N' HANDY CHICKEN " The Better Quali~y B..Oiler Is Grown In The Newer Broiler Sections. - •'' •, ' • HE CONTACTED THE . CO.M,MtJ.. . NICATIONS MEDIA '- · "Abov• Is trlK!k~¥5 - " 1-' You To MEIGS COONrr'S SECON.D At-U!d)AL 11ns -year, it is estimated that 8,000 cases of eggs wiU be procNe.r' ftom 5&;000 hens. There As a by-<Jlrodoct of the broiler is .,Xpected" to be MOO,OOO po- industry, there is manure enoU!ifb UadS· (If edible meat valued at for 2,000 acres of crops or 4,000 $2.·mi.1Uon. This is about 1,000 acres of pasture. " '· ' .· 1 I mullet counter. T~ search for a better bird has . t-atrled the Meili.'i Count)' broi,ler industry to a plane of e~­ deavar higller th'a n that of bust· ness corbpetition. AU phases of the indWJtry have jJ)in~d banda in an eifort to improve the quanty of the broilers and eggs purctbned· by the Amerl"'n. pttalic . ~ointb'' men in aU branchel' ·r poultry raisin& and .. · :;em:~~~r= !~~t'aa~s.. improve tbe chiokoen itse1f. ., 1· S a " _new edJ~roperty value ~ dollara. Deolen I" MASTER MIX FEEDS MEIGS COUNTY'S SE®ND ANNUAL . . . . ' - ' �• . ' ' . The Push en What Came First Not r• • " .lt.- > • i .. .,_I _, ' • It's Makin-g Eatlb StW ' ·'\ The ancient, worn-out quotton over which came fin\, the tJI~hn or the eu, is of no imf.lJlrU:~• to , Meig9i (1ounty's. vast bro.iler iiUilll$- ' ' • ' ',. • •• '· ' .. < . "" \ ' ' .. try . Leaders in the fitl,d kOQM' tt~Jt t~e industry's · ~~e~.a ~- W ' "" ' Pometoy, Olllo :' ! the flDJCks that prot;iuce ing e!fes. .; ' ; ... .'. .' .• , Housewives and res~auute~Jrl acrqas the natlon know they aregetting the highest quality Pou1ln. ,. ~peat when they purchase eh~t_..., beating a Meigs County la,b41. That confidence has alw.,-s be.tft .' BROILERl ftlt pr.Ce.Pi~g pl11nt ar In the hit· the prime concern of industry lea~ tci' BnRC• i}Wty. ·-'thjr t"m'forll piUJ favor· ders. 'lf •~!e' cl~rft't,te,_.,.mpJ.• r w•••r,•nd -.•. ., ..... or I ly for their superior meat qualities. The next link, the eg&,. is C4&efully graded for size and , weight and stored under exacting c-onditi ons until placed in the iocubator. Selected eggs are placed in trays that slowly rotate lor 21 I en. •. • I '. ' .' .' a.-~' Ohlo f"~~Y1t · ) ' "', ·:: '; ,• ' ' L ,, J.. " '·'.. "JtQijc .' ........ ' . New York Clothing Hse ... ' •. .., ' ., -' WeiCQme TQ Melcs Co11Dty'S BroUer PesliVN • \ • fqr cOCJklng by_ remo't'· lnt :b~ . a•~ tendons. irom Iurie Stuff the cavities chiCI!:en l•fl· "":h '!"'r choice of dressing end ct..._the: ..-nlngs by sewint them ' ··' . • ol' .use' ~M>Uitry pins. ' P,JHI _fh!t ~;Nffect IQs in a CIS· ' '' I . over, 350 degreos, until they ere (Abot~t an hour). Thlcktn the stock with flour. Wh · " .' ERNEST W!ELCH BROtLI.RHOUS.. ' 1. ' '· • -----------~-------~------~~--~---~---- .,,\' .. ,, ' HA.$ LIAD~N IMPORTA.NT ,ROLL IN THE MARC:H ~OF ~ PROGRESS OF THE POULTRY sNoOsd9\f4·:Mtt~s~ei> ~. \ ; ' ' ,.. ' ( • • • ;-'o-' --~·'' ·; ( . ' ' .' .. ' .. ' f. ·J.'· .. ·_; ·' ' '' ,"' . . . ' ~- - ! - ... -, ........ ~ ' '' .' ' -', ' ·, . ' ' I . t:\ • •,-.' 'l.:. ~. ... .' . ..... .. t" . ··--. ~·.1..... . -~ , · '; •,, . - • ..,4 .\ , ' I~. I·,· • , .~- .. ·... . "": . ,... ·' ~ " ,· ' .. ' ·c:• /.fo"'piGI't 1 (, Me111ber Federal Reserve System Me~~~ber F4!cioral Deposi* Ia&unaoe Corp. Pomeroy, Olllo ,, ,. To ... ' !'I· ' -.. - ' • ,, . ,.. ,, ,,,, 1 • ~ , ' ...' ! -:··. ' .•:·'. '\ i.·. ·r :·o '·.L.' .. . .,._.... . ·. ·.:;_, ' . ' . '•.. ~ fW JI.Cei for. I .. ~·-· ··" ·-··· ·' ' Cl'N•'J•~sb f.,_oda7. .... .fARMERS FEED and SUPPLY ·alo~ '' ,. .. ' t· : .... , \ .- . , ., ., I. ' ' <,.~. r. . I ·~· ' ' ,. . t ' .'•' \''... '· ~'! •I" I > ' ' ., . ',.a: a .i" A¥~ "• i t J '• ..... .' .,. .... ,,,~ ;,-; ··r - .. ,,~;.,, • ~J. ', ' < • j •• . ,, I • I \ . TttU: ~~i~Y. .''· ' r \' Phone ttl Street • ' 1 . >·• ' I ' we supply the scito~li.ictJIJ-IIat.oced Purina Chows 10 muy are red. ' ~~"·" ~al~.,, >~ ' _,I. ... ·: ._ wir.r not b~ild your ant. meal around chicken · , •.frle4 Of bub!tr;u•c! ... •• bol!lo or onrhtt picnic '. ' !, ···~ :1, 1•• !.:~•.- G and J Auto Pam.: I ,' 1\'' ; We kdow thlt you can't ea' bettf't ~or make a bettor ltuy. ,.... .. • J I We know tomechinJ about che tender, meaty chickt"n raised in rhe countrr around here because ' lllltldleport, Ohio SECOND-ANNUAL·· . •. ·• .. ' ' ... 1WHEN •YOU ~SERVE . CHICKEN Citlsens National Bonk· MEIGS COUNTY*$· . . ,· • . "·'Notional lank · .,,, , , ' \ " •- ~· •t.._,,.,~-·•-.·· --····--··,..-~~· ' '. ; . 1UXIDO~=RED'· ROSE . ' ol ' ' .I _,.. . . YOU HELfYOUR~HEIGHIOIS .. .. ' ' . '· ' •• There's no treat like a plUmp, flavorsome fryer to 41Ub &tr'f meal a compaay meal ... and right now there's no bener buy to fit yo11r- everyday budgec. i· ._., ·-· •' \ ' ' . . .. ,· ' .> .. . -. .! .\ I'. ' -~. ,, .' ' .. .-. ' . .' ' ' I Ohio " .. ' ~ Dry Cleaners Robinson$ • . . ' " . ' J. .tht, HigJielti '· . . ' :· ?:·. ··~:·•·· - y;,.: • ·.:.-- Pomeroy, Obio .' ~oy·MlddlepPrt, t. Day after clc.y ond year after year we. m•httiin\.< .. ' ' · 200~ W. Main Street wishes for your continued success . .' • Pony Hysell, owner ' . . /<.s o port of this pr~~-~":',!~ty, w,e tok4ittfit personol_ond ci\lli= prl~ In extend· ing ou:r sincere conQrotulotions ond best ES near Snowviii._Welch ttarted small "on a 5h.,.string" by raisin1 ·bit b_ird• in b1tterle-s; tMns set •n tap of ane another. It wasn't long • Hy•ell's Beauty Shop '. . iy ' ' .• ~ men .in Meigs CountY who haw htlptd buiict .this local industry lftto q Mtlonolly recogniz• ed enterprise. the dish with 1--3 Inch of boitlng chicken stock or vegetHI* stock, . . ' And to die countlea IWIIIbtrs of nn cmd wo- ·· hu." Bake the chickens in e moderate • J' ' ~ ... .. sorole and c:over the bottom of tender. ' • is currently build· businest "probably as long as any. RJ:t"Pfl~ pt .N t- ~hlrts" ~·- ~ . .. '\ > ' 'TUFFID' ClltCKEN LEGS '. \ '· o4 else .. "' .-n..~·lJ· I'I'OJliJ ' ' ..~ .I' '*'•'" ' ··. .. I· ' ··, t. Usr'nal' :. a~tn,, Neue Hr. Ho has bHn in tho broiler ' . > ·' > • i' ' .. . -- · .:. . ' ' ~q.....Grab • . . th. ~ap.city of 11\g. hii birds up- to 10,000 in Dum. . .... , / ' ,. • 0 < ·:,. ' '\ -~ - .'' .,' .,'. . ' - •· . ' ' ' . . ',..:r' . - .. . .; ,. , . . . ·--r ..., .• ···•).• ~ :}' ' f· L ""' · - ~~ .... l>f'; " t,~ , . --.·.-. __ . ,_,.. '•· "•·' \ ' " . ! ) .;' : 1 ._,, , -, } ,' .• '· ~' .. '·. . ..... . .$tQre , Quality control starts with the III'U:ed f~ed all. combine tD produce flock that furnishes eggs for tltoe ln 4 a d•llciOUi chick1n . ... . .. ..; ' ' . '. hatchery. This vital finl lint i n the broiler chain is made up carefully selected, pediJreed and, hybrid cross strains bred especial- .' ' , • ' ' I qJJ.&lity control q\.Ql'i' ~u~:q. Ia: other single ~~-o,.. An.d t.h' .· ity of Meias ·c011nty .,.,,u..n controlled froni · ~b.IBI . dre6sed bird-aiid, even . ' • ' • ). . 1• Ponteray Pastry "Holo~ • M i'l;l2 Putties~ ftlllllll eo.y ShOlt " �• . ' ' . The Push en What Came First Not r• • " .lt.- > • i .. .,_I _, ' • It's Makin-g Eatlb StW ' ·'\ The ancient, worn-out quotton over which came fin\, the tJI~hn or the eu, is of no imf.lJlrU:~• to , Meig9i (1ounty's. vast bro.iler iiUilll$- ' ' • ' ',. • •• '· ' .. < . "" \ ' ' .. try . Leaders in the fitl,d kOQM' tt~Jt t~e industry's · ~~e~.a ~- W ' "" ' Pometoy, Olllo :' ! the flDJCks that prot;iuce ing e!fes. .; ' ; ... .'. .' .• , Housewives and res~auute~Jrl acrqas the natlon know they aregetting the highest quality Pou1ln. ,. ~peat when they purchase eh~t_..., beating a Meigs County la,b41. That confidence has alw.,-s be.tft .' BROILERl ftlt pr.Ce.Pi~g pl11nt ar In the hit· the prime concern of industry lea~ tci' BnRC• i}Wty. ·-'thjr t"m'forll piUJ favor· ders. 'lf •~!e' cl~rft't,te,_.,.mpJ.• r w•••r,•nd -.•. ., ..... or I ly for their superior meat qualities. The next link, the eg&,. is C4&efully graded for size and , weight and stored under exacting c-onditi ons until placed in the iocubator. Selected eggs are placed in trays that slowly rotate lor 21 I en. •. • I '. ' .' .' a.-~' Ohlo f"~~Y1t · ) ' "', ·:: '; ,• ' ' L ,, J.. " '·'.. "JtQijc .' ........ ' . New York Clothing Hse ... ' •. .., ' ., -' WeiCQme TQ Melcs Co11Dty'S BroUer PesliVN • \ • fqr cOCJklng by_ remo't'· lnt :b~ . a•~ tendons. irom Iurie Stuff the cavities chiCI!:en l•fl· "":h '!"'r choice of dressing end ct..._the: ..-nlngs by sewint them ' ··' . • ol' .use' ~M>Uitry pins. ' P,JHI _fh!t ~;Nffect IQs in a CIS· ' '' I . over, 350 degreos, until they ere (Abot~t an hour). Thlcktn the stock with flour. Wh · " .' ERNEST W!ELCH BROtLI.RHOUS.. ' 1. ' '· • -----------~-------~------~~--~---~---- .,,\' .. ,, ' HA.$ LIAD~N IMPORTA.NT ,ROLL IN THE MARC:H ~OF ~ PROGRESS OF THE POULTRY sNoOsd9\f4·:Mtt~s~ei> ~. \ ; ' ' ,.. ' ( • • • ;-'o-' --~·'' ·; ( . ' ' .' .. ' .. ' f. ·J.'· .. ·_; ·' ' '' ,"' . . . ' ~- - ! - ... -, ........ ~ ' '' .' ' -', ' ·, . ' ' I . t:\ • •,-.' 'l.:. ~. ... .' . ..... .. t" . ··--. ~·.1..... . -~ , · '; •,, . - • ..,4 .\ , ' I~. I·,· • , .~- .. ·... . "": . ,... ·' ~ " ,· ' .. ' ·c:• /.fo"'piGI't 1 (, Me111ber Federal Reserve System Me~~~ber F4!cioral Deposi* Ia&unaoe Corp. Pomeroy, Olllo ,, ,. To ... ' !'I· ' -.. - ' • ,, . ,.. ,, ,,,, 1 • ~ , ' ...' ! -:··. ' .•:·'. '\ i.·. ·r :·o '·.L.' .. . .,._.... . ·. ·.:;_, ' . ' . '•.. ~ fW JI.Cei for. I .. ~·-· ··" ·-··· ·' ' Cl'N•'J•~sb f.,_oda7. .... .fARMERS FEED and SUPPLY ·alo~ '' ,. .. ' t· : .... , \ .- . , ., ., I. ' ' <,.~. r. . I ·~· ' ' ,. . t ' .'•' \''... '· ~'! •I" I > ' ' ., . ',.a: a .i" A¥~ "• i t J '• ..... .' .,. .... ,,,~ ;,-; ··r - .. ,,~;.,, • ~J. ', ' < • j •• . ,, I • I \ . TttU: ~~i~Y. .''· ' r \' Phone ttl Street • ' 1 . >·• ' I ' we supply the scito~li.ictJIJ-IIat.oced Purina Chows 10 muy are red. ' ~~"·" ~al~.,, >~ ' _,I. ... ·: ._ wir.r not b~ild your ant. meal around chicken · , •.frle4 Of bub!tr;u•c! ... •• bol!lo or onrhtt picnic '. ' !, ···~ :1, 1•• !.:~•.- G and J Auto Pam.: I ,' 1\'' ; We kdow thlt you can't ea' bettf't ~or make a bettor ltuy. ,.... .. • J I We know tomechinJ about che tender, meaty chickt"n raised in rhe countrr around here because ' lllltldleport, Ohio SECOND-ANNUAL·· . •. ·• .. ' ' ... 1WHEN •YOU ~SERVE . CHICKEN Citlsens National Bonk· MEIGS COUNTY*$· . . ,· • . "·'Notional lank · .,,, , , ' \ " •- ~· •t.._,,.,~-·•-.·· --····--··,..-~~· ' '. ; . 1UXIDO~=RED'· ROSE . ' ol ' ' .I _,.. . . YOU HELfYOUR~HEIGHIOIS .. .. ' ' . '· ' •• There's no treat like a plUmp, flavorsome fryer to 41Ub &tr'f meal a compaay meal ... and right now there's no bener buy to fit yo11r- everyday budgec. i· ._., ·-· •' \ ' ' . . .. ,· ' .> .. . -. .! .\ I'. ' -~. ,, .' ' .. .-. ' . .' ' ' I Ohio " .. ' ~ Dry Cleaners Robinson$ • . . ' " . ' J. .tht, HigJielti '· . . ' :· ?:·. ··~:·•·· - y;,.: • ·.:.-- Pomeroy, Obio .' ~oy·MlddlepPrt, t. Day after clc.y ond year after year we. m•httiin\.< .. ' ' · 200~ W. Main Street wishes for your continued success . .' • Pony Hysell, owner ' . . /<.s o port of this pr~~-~":',!~ty, w,e tok4ittfit personol_ond ci\lli= prl~ In extend· ing ou:r sincere conQrotulotions ond best ES near Snowviii._Welch ttarted small "on a 5h.,.string" by raisin1 ·bit b_ird• in b1tterle-s; tMns set •n tap of ane another. It wasn't long • Hy•ell's Beauty Shop '. . iy ' ' .• ~ men .in Meigs CountY who haw htlptd buiict .this local industry lftto q Mtlonolly recogniz• ed enterprise. the dish with 1--3 Inch of boitlng chicken stock or vegetHI* stock, . . ' And to die countlea IWIIIbtrs of nn cmd wo- ·· hu." Bake the chickens in e moderate • J' ' ~ ... .. sorole and c:over the bottom of tender. ' • is currently build· businest "probably as long as any. RJ:t"Pfl~ pt .N t- ~hlrts" ~·- ~ . .. '\ > ' 'TUFFID' ClltCKEN LEGS '. \ '· o4 else .. "' .-n..~·lJ· I'I'OJliJ ' ' ..~ .I' '*'•'" ' ··. .. I· ' ··, t. Usr'nal' :. a~tn,, Neue Hr. Ho has bHn in tho broiler ' . > ·' > • i' ' .. . -- · .:. . ' ' ~q.....Grab • . . th. ~ap.city of 11\g. hii birds up- to 10,000 in Dum. . .... , / ' ,. • 0 < ·:,. ' '\ -~ - .'' .,' .,'. . ' - •· . ' ' ' . . ',..:r' . - .. . .; ,. , . . . ·--r ..., .• ···•).• ~ :}' ' f· L ""' · - ~~ .... l>f'; " t,~ , . --.·.-. __ . ,_,.. '•· "•·' \ ' " . ! ) .;' : 1 ._,, , -, } ,' .• '· ~' .. '·. . ..... . .$tQre , Quality control starts with the III'U:ed f~ed all. combine tD produce flock that furnishes eggs for tltoe ln 4 a d•llciOUi chick1n . ... . .. ..; ' ' . '. hatchery. This vital finl lint i n the broiler chain is made up carefully selected, pediJreed and, hybrid cross strains bred especial- .' ' , • ' ' I qJJ.&lity control q\.Ql'i' ~u~:q. Ia: other single ~~-o,.. An.d t.h' .· ity of Meias ·c011nty .,.,,u..n controlled froni · ~b.IBI . dre6sed bird-aiid, even . ' • ' • ). . 1• Ponteray Pastry "Holo~ • M i'l;l2 Putties~ ftlllllll eo.y ShOlt " �"Po!!e eTVf / -·_~!w ~_ [ ' I . .' . I ' ..., . . ... Ohlc,. ·-, •• TM DAILYSENtlNE~,, PO.'meroy.uiddleport, ..,. • ,' I ·• . . ,. . r. ..... .f·· • ·-· Ohro· · I.· . "' ,.· ~· ~-{i'1 ·,..• · • :~. , a YOAOS: . ehitkeo ...~ •; . huin& the same the roQter, but &ood POll THE BEST FLOATI-PI .. tvred abo" are Ill• six trophiH .. bl1 awarded -. the floet entrMt ludood tO lie th1 ._, In the tllnl , _,..,. for ~ Second Annu1l , ·Mt111 CovafY Broil., F..tlwal thla Thursct.y.ludget from tM county willr make the Mlectlons: thrH a- lu~fnt It bas a lar: Ale and •ex cannot be t•adUy. Howev,r, lt L8 neceu&rJ for tbe couumer to Judie them beeauae tben are m~ed l ~~~!:~:::ri:~ (female , · tban 10 months of aeleetlon--(1) titlar mesh•eonnec· labelina; {2) finn Jeuteflder, skin; well-developed w~icb id~ntify tlv~ ti11ue; a. ,l aye of fat uftde,.. and ~uaht:y of .chu:ken. ftt!lf~ the akiD SiVin'J' th., dlltkfn qual1ty selection are a tu.U. wdl-rounded ,•PPttrance; baled on brand names, govern- ·and a non..fq~tx.lbli breastbone ment s:rades, or botb. These may • · ., be found on a win& band a 1 tamp ob the bird, 1 II&, the or (HICKIN LIY~R TIMBALii packqe. Alter June 30, 1953, on• 4 ••r..,inas v•rr light and ct.U· ly ready·tKook poultry (not c•te. . · · d!essed poultl')') may carry oCfiPut fhi'9Qh 1 ,..,.; . 3'.4; CUll' Clal USDA ~~dE::s t;)n individual chick.,. liven ancf 1·2 cup boi••l:l bi~. In addiUcn 't'l the grade, ric•. Add 1-4 t ..spoon qlt, a thl~ label may identify the .d yie few grallll, a kw er•1n• j and class. of nutm~~ 1 enc~ - 1·1 IHIPOOit ,... . When this labeling information P•rH mustard . 18 not present•. t~ere are identlfy. W.hlp until stHf two . . . white~ lnt dh~raC"terlft.JCS whlch are abel 1.a teaspoon .. lt. In • ••JHr· h_elpful m selecting chielr:en : The ate bowl whip until stiH 1-4 cup 1u:e; the text·ure and th.icknen heavy cr..m. ot the skin; the firmness of the Fold th... l,..redl•'n ts lightly llesb; the amount and distrll•o-1 Into tft• cblckenUver mixture. Fill tion of. fat; and the breastbone kMI.Ividual moldt aiUI. bakt In • flexibility · These · · P•n of hot wator ,,{;bout 20 ml,.. are deScribed hl the t 1 definition of each clas!l: u 0 " n 1 325 dair•• oven. Strvt with mushroom . stun. for grade ' ,. SECOND Nationally Known Radio-TV Stars !!ighlight Festival Fun ·M innie Pearl, Bonnie Lou, Jim Haynie, The, Old .. Timer, De'ID Sturm auld many other· hillbilly stars. . . Tbey1t aU be at the Annual Meigs County Festival this Thursday, ber 30. The big program of stars has been planned fur over a th by the Junior Chamber Commerce, sponsor of the occa· ' sion . \ ... •' I ' ( .·• ,. •\:.- . i . J FEEDS attd ' ' •• ' ... CO~C.~. N_TR.~E$, GROWING BROILER INDUSTRY ' • ~- . . FOLLOW THE LEADER Ancl Watch Your Profits Grow.! .Tw9 .days later ·a I ~•11'""'1 1:10 a . m. ·It's . 'gov,en 1 .,' Prlce, WI$ ' Oil$. . ,I , • • ·',:.,l;!' ao ' j #IIIJ I . mimtt.ei' *' ~=~ : ~CI,M,, .. _ . ' * Coriltrui:Hoti'O~~~·~·~~~Itry H~••• * Cuatom Grinding and Mlxin* . ' * J~pi~S~k P~ultty· ·h~~~li;•fock ..~eaie'a · ·· •· ,,. ' ' ~· ""' ' . I ., . ·~.Mt.!e~ ·cou~ty~(~colld:·. '' ~ \ ">· ""' ,.·i)F • - Wltere Quality 11 Jlu4,._, Ohio Ph011e 94 Secoa4 M4 elcome .. * THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 19S4 Years LARGEST Serving oncl ·i: .., . ' • OLDEST . .. WEEKLY HATCHES.U.dt ' :' ' MON. an4 ·;1'UIS: Our Production Plant ·,_. ,_ A . . FACTS WH,Y ATKINS ARBOR ACRE RBOR ACRE CHICKS ARE DEFINITELY WHITE ROCKS ARE THE TO~ BROILER CHICKS • BETTER BECAUSE Backed by 28 years of know.how Lowest in Feed Conversion Lowest 14 day Mortcility i11,the State 'Solid Feathering , Breeders vaccinateci-New Castle G Bronchitis Non-cannibalistic . Every Breeder culled 3 times before mated · Rapid In Growth All Sires Selected 1 to 4 Ratio Higher Dressing Percentage All Breeders,from Breeder Ration More Dlsecise Resistant Chicks hatched under tontinui!d fumigation More Even 'ln Size * ** ** * * • I . '..... ! *.* •'. '· Baking Dlrtctlonl Pr~heat oven to moderate degrees F.) Place coveted en and potatoes on )ower 1 hkiDtl 211 • ··~.~~. ** ** . ·'!! ' l> Shring-Bean Specl•l On e small onion. chopped fiine, 2 tab!t'tJloons salad oil J,4 eup ohili sauc e, 1 teaspoon' salt, 14 piece, cast. iron front frame witb teaspoon pepp~>r , t pacltaie f:roz· a mounting pad fof the attacb· en string beans, thawed. tnent of front-mounted equipment. Simmer onion in sal'8d oil unfront end drives, additional til te.n~er bttt not browned. A~ weights or accessories. rcmaulmg ingredients blend well and pour into lrea,.ed 1quart caserole dish; cover tishtly. · from :ar, : ~~~~c~;: { !A~t~t~he end o1 3G upPer ! I ••• .. MEIGS EQUIPMEMT S. E. 0. Broiler Industry ·, " \.·. INDUSTRY The .. M11igs . Co~nty· I POU~LTRY .· s. E~ o.••·· ··prohibiting b~i~iij .between 11 p. ,. .. . • IN ,· 28 Ji!frql¥!", N. Y.-The city ' . ... ' '· Broiler. Festival PROVICO WEARE HAPPY TO BE A P.ART OF THE ., To ~,.s County's .Second AnnMol • .'' .' ' I ··r.,.u~'JV ,.. ; ' .; . . .. Foi The C~~JIItin~~~ Of The Meigs C!DU•tr . : ·, ' . ••W'•tm•• I . .. ;.,.P '. Ovtn-Fritd ' Chlcklli (MakH 4 servintll) 1 Two-pound obicken, cut io serv• Ha!Die &tarted oUt· in radio in Asbv1Ue, Narth Caralina back in ing pieces, 1h: cup all..purpou 1938. His ext stop was in A·la· f.lour, lteaspoon salt, '4 tearpcOD bama. He stayed there until he pepper, lf4 cup melted •Jrtening. D't9ved to N~SbvUte. -Tennessee Dredge chicken in mixture ·in 1951 , and was one of the ' fl.our , salt and pepper. Po.u r tures on NBC with Ernie Tubb. ted ~ horten-ing into 9 x l~·iilc:b Haynie's hobbies are two of the b~iftg pan, add chicken, tilandards of men, namely h"'"'- j side down, and sprinkle with any ing ~nd fisbing . He maaages f1our mi~e that ls ·l eft. Cover get m some bunting deSC)ite hi~t baking pan witb a eoolde sheei fulil sthedule and alsc despite or a piete of ahDninum foU, but his handi.eap. Jimmie lost both do Dol secureJoil tighll)r atOUAd' }ega and wu out of the enter- pan. tainment busineu for three long BHtd White Potttoea yean . But now he is back. Four medhun-sh:ed white toes, 1 teaspoon shortening. Scr~b potatoes welt, dry and rub wttb shortening. cut r;~!~ on top of each potato to p bursting in oven. . llnlih . . l>to\IIIJlt and awarding will tak1 place at 2:45 p. m. It the Pomero'f Stadium. PlcturMI with the troll!h· les are Mrs. Janet · Morris.. left, ancl Mn. Carolyn lach#Mr. leth are .mplo,... of the ·lconomy Savings and L011n Compuy, Porn• roy. wMre the trophl" wer11 on mong c~merclal f101 .., and thr" dlspl1y, am'ohg non con:vqerclal R01ts. The .. ,,. wt sH.r:.s. ·. ·. . ~~>••Ry !. "ndot 10 ; ' I I '\, ' A.tkins Arbor Acres Just Can NQt Be Outclassed , Broiler Pt:ofits, Try.-'ehi! Y Be . • 'I • r , �"Po!!e eTVf / -·_~!w ~_ [ ' I . .' . I ' ..., . . ... Ohlc,. ·-, •• TM DAILYSENtlNE~,, PO.'meroy.uiddleport, ..,. • ,' I ·• . . ,. . r. ..... .f·· • ·-· Ohro· · I.· . "' ,.· ~· ~-{i'1 ·,..• · • :~. , a YOAOS: . ehitkeo ...~ •; . huin& the same the roQter, but &ood POll THE BEST FLOATI-PI .. tvred abo" are Ill• six trophiH .. bl1 awarded -. the floet entrMt ludood tO lie th1 ._, In the tllnl , _,..,. for ~ Second Annu1l , ·Mt111 CovafY Broil., F..tlwal thla Thursct.y.ludget from tM county willr make the Mlectlons: thrH a- lu~fnt It bas a lar: Ale and •ex cannot be t•adUy. Howev,r, lt L8 neceu&rJ for tbe couumer to Judie them beeauae tben are m~ed l ~~~!:~:::ri:~ (female , · tban 10 months of aeleetlon--(1) titlar mesh•eonnec· labelina; {2) finn Jeuteflder, skin; well-developed w~icb id~ntify tlv~ ti11ue; a. ,l aye of fat uftde,.. and ~uaht:y of .chu:ken. ftt!lf~ the akiD SiVin'J' th., dlltkfn qual1ty selection are a tu.U. wdl-rounded ,•PPttrance; baled on brand names, govern- ·and a non..fq~tx.lbli breastbone ment s:rades, or botb. These may • · ., be found on a win& band a 1 tamp ob the bird, 1 II&, the or (HICKIN LIY~R TIMBALii packqe. Alter June 30, 1953, on• 4 ••r..,inas v•rr light and ct.U· ly ready·tKook poultry (not c•te. . · · d!essed poultl')') may carry oCfiPut fhi'9Qh 1 ,..,.; . 3'.4; CUll' Clal USDA ~~dE::s t;)n individual chick.,. liven ancf 1·2 cup boi••l:l bi~. In addiUcn 't'l the grade, ric•. Add 1-4 t ..spoon qlt, a thl~ label may identify the .d yie few grallll, a kw er•1n• j and class. of nutm~~ 1 enc~ - 1·1 IHIPOOit ,... . When this labeling information P•rH mustard . 18 not present•. t~ere are identlfy. W.hlp until stHf two . . . white~ lnt dh~raC"terlft.JCS whlch are abel 1.a teaspoon .. lt. In • ••JHr· h_elpful m selecting chielr:en : The ate bowl whip until stiH 1-4 cup 1u:e; the text·ure and th.icknen heavy cr..m. ot the skin; the firmness of the Fold th... l,..redl•'n ts lightly llesb; the amount and distrll•o-1 Into tft• cblckenUver mixture. Fill tion of. fat; and the breastbone kMI.Ividual moldt aiUI. bakt In • flexibility · These · · P•n of hot wator ,,{;bout 20 ml,.. are deScribed hl the t 1 definition of each clas!l: u 0 " n 1 325 dair•• oven. Strvt with mushroom . stun. for grade ' ,. SECOND Nationally Known Radio-TV Stars !!ighlight Festival Fun ·M innie Pearl, Bonnie Lou, Jim Haynie, The, Old .. Timer, De'ID Sturm auld many other· hillbilly stars. . . Tbey1t aU be at the Annual Meigs County Festival this Thursday, ber 30. The big program of stars has been planned fur over a th by the Junior Chamber Commerce, sponsor of the occa· ' sion . \ ... •' I ' ( .·• ,. •\:.- . i . J FEEDS attd ' ' •• ' ... CO~C.~. N_TR.~E$, GROWING BROILER INDUSTRY ' • ~- . . FOLLOW THE LEADER Ancl Watch Your Profits Grow.! .Tw9 .days later ·a I ~•11'""'1 1:10 a . m. ·It's . 'gov,en 1 .,' Prlce, WI$ ' Oil$. . ,I , • • ·',:.,l;!' ao ' j #IIIJ I . mimtt.ei' *' ~=~ : ~CI,M,, .. _ . ' * Coriltrui:Hoti'O~~~·~·~~~Itry H~••• * Cuatom Grinding and Mlxin* . ' * J~pi~S~k P~ultty· ·h~~~li;•fock ..~eaie'a · ·· •· ,,. ' ' ~· ""' ' . I ., . ·~.Mt.!e~ ·cou~ty~(~colld:·. '' ~ \ ">· ""' ,.·i)F • - Wltere Quality 11 Jlu4,._, Ohio Ph011e 94 Secoa4 M4 elcome .. * THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 19S4 Years LARGEST Serving oncl ·i: .., . ' • OLDEST . .. WEEKLY HATCHES.U.dt ' :' ' MON. an4 ·;1'UIS: Our Production Plant ·,_. ,_ A . . FACTS WH,Y ATKINS ARBOR ACRE RBOR ACRE CHICKS ARE DEFINITELY WHITE ROCKS ARE THE TO~ BROILER CHICKS • BETTER BECAUSE Backed by 28 years of know.how Lowest in Feed Conversion Lowest 14 day Mortcility i11,the State 'Solid Feathering , Breeders vaccinateci-New Castle G Bronchitis Non-cannibalistic . Every Breeder culled 3 times before mated · Rapid In Growth All Sires Selected 1 to 4 Ratio Higher Dressing Percentage All Breeders,from Breeder Ration More Dlsecise Resistant Chicks hatched under tontinui!d fumigation More Even 'ln Size * ** ** * * • I . '..... ! *.* •'. '· Baking Dlrtctlonl Pr~heat oven to moderate degrees F.) Place coveted en and potatoes on )ower 1 hkiDtl 211 • ··~.~~. ** ** . ·'!! ' l> Shring-Bean Specl•l On e small onion. chopped fiine, 2 tab!t'tJloons salad oil J,4 eup ohili sauc e, 1 teaspoon' salt, 14 piece, cast. iron front frame witb teaspoon pepp~>r , t pacltaie f:roz· a mounting pad fof the attacb· en string beans, thawed. tnent of front-mounted equipment. Simmer onion in sal'8d oil unfront end drives, additional til te.n~er bttt not browned. A~ weights or accessories. rcmaulmg ingredients blend well and pour into lrea,.ed 1quart caserole dish; cover tishtly. · from :ar, : ~~~~c~;: { !A~t~t~he end o1 3G upPer ! I ••• .. MEIGS EQUIPMEMT S. E. 0. Broiler Industry ·, " \.·. INDUSTRY The .. M11igs . Co~nty· I POU~LTRY .· s. E~ o.••·· ··prohibiting b~i~iij .between 11 p. ,. .. . • IN ,· 28 Ji!frql¥!", N. Y.-The city ' . ... ' '· Broiler. Festival PROVICO WEARE HAPPY TO BE A P.ART OF THE ., To ~,.s County's .Second AnnMol • .'' .' ' I ··r.,.u~'JV ,.. ; ' .; . . .. Foi The C~~JIItin~~~ Of The Meigs C!DU•tr . : ·, ' . ••W'•tm•• I . .. ;.,.P '. Ovtn-Fritd ' Chlcklli (MakH 4 servintll) 1 Two-pound obicken, cut io serv• Ha!Die &tarted oUt· in radio in Asbv1Ue, Narth Caralina back in ing pieces, 1h: cup all..purpou 1938. His ext stop was in A·la· f.lour, lteaspoon salt, '4 tearpcOD bama. He stayed there until he pepper, lf4 cup melted •Jrtening. D't9ved to N~SbvUte. -Tennessee Dredge chicken in mixture ·in 1951 , and was one of the ' fl.our , salt and pepper. Po.u r tures on NBC with Ernie Tubb. ted ~ horten-ing into 9 x l~·iilc:b Haynie's hobbies are two of the b~iftg pan, add chicken, tilandards of men, namely h"'"'- j side down, and sprinkle with any ing ~nd fisbing . He maaages f1our mi~e that ls ·l eft. Cover get m some bunting deSC)ite hi~t baking pan witb a eoolde sheei fulil sthedule and alsc despite or a piete of ahDninum foU, but his handi.eap. Jimmie lost both do Dol secureJoil tighll)r atOUAd' }ega and wu out of the enter- pan. tainment busineu for three long BHtd White Potttoea yean . But now he is back. Four medhun-sh:ed white toes, 1 teaspoon shortening. Scr~b potatoes welt, dry and rub wttb shortening. cut r;~!~ on top of each potato to p bursting in oven. . llnlih . . l>to\IIIJlt and awarding will tak1 place at 2:45 p. m. It the Pomero'f Stadium. PlcturMI with the troll!h· les are Mrs. Janet · Morris.. left, ancl Mn. Carolyn lach#Mr. leth are .mplo,... of the ·lconomy Savings and L011n Compuy, Porn• roy. wMre the trophl" wer11 on mong c~merclal f101 .., and thr" dlspl1y, am'ohg non con:vqerclal R01ts. The .. ,,. wt sH.r:.s. ·. ·. . ~~>••Ry !. "ndot 10 ; ' I I '\, ' A.tkins Arbor Acres Just Can NQt Be Outclassed , Broiler Pt:ofits, Try.-'ehi! Y Be . • 'I • r , �• ·TheDA !LY S!:NTI NEL, Pomeroy.MidcJJepcort, Ohlo .A BOf.lri ToWard B'etter Gr.oWth 4 . I ' ~ '!" .. ,.. . .. J THURSDAY BROILER.~: . • MEIGS • ' '· ., a - w.......,........ "OM~ ' - Cloutly .....,, hlth to 91. TloutMonh-llbly ....... Chleken AFavotlte WIJT VlltOINIA: Plllr - , . h._. 14 •• M. Shovoren ~tblr t• ....., ..........d.,, .... Sl to 116. ' Devoted To The Intereste Of The Meigs.Mason Area. ' • .. . .' . l I I ,., / ·· A hen guided only by nature, pd left largely to pick her li-ang 't!llere she can. find H:, bas the llfe function of prorluclnc only a dutch or two of egg in the ,u>rilll and aummer, after which shoe goea broody and hatches her eas t(l perpetuate her kind. Uobl the early yean of this century, that pattern, little ditturbed: by man and his production science, .larreJ,y dommated such poultry existed. '.produchOD as Innovation• ~etter Cuts, Merchandising Accrue To Buyers' Benefit Some retailers wh.cn they cut experimenta.ly the effef'tiveaess •on clt:n!. · ~ 1· thods th '"Y a ~en 1fir sa 1e as parts, o1 th e m,,rue 10n me , e just whack 1t up and get it over ex'l.ent to wtJ.ich recommended witb. practices are actually fQY.,owed And then thert~ are also retail- 1 by the tnmees and the' extent to ers who pay more attention to\ wh1ch those .pl'actices actually what the housewife wants-they crease sales and redt.:!e deterior· .. ' Belinnlag around 1900, a few cut up chicken so that there Is I at10n and loss of poult~ry products At these poultry and eu retail ,.puullry eatbusia:!it.s such as James more breast meat, more leg meat Rice,· saw something of the more of all the most les1rable ing sahools, modern ltW!rchandis~ JJOtenU.ls of a different kmd of parts than can be proJr~ed by ing me'lhods are dlscu.ssed, ,, poultry husbandry, and establish· l~ss thoughUul worktnanshlp. (lt mon::~trated, and practiced. ed the bel_maing o~ a new science sounds impossible, bl1t 1t really tramee: learns how to pt•rcha>•ei of p~oduet1on WlhCII has gone on isn't even di1£icult ) and majntam quality to completely change the indus· · · sp' o1Iage, so tbat the customer The thoughtful retatler thus far try. _ a better prodlret; how to gets On the New York cost aceount ava•lable for sale more of the bet orease of fresh farms production increased frqm ~r, cuts• of chicken meat tban moderr,Sales met'hods of 72 eggs per hen in 1915 to tH .1\.!le~ ,\tle retailer who is not so and prictng, so as to egga per hen m 1949. The hu~her careful- yet the cost of the wh(l· cwtome:rs: and how to ~:;ate of Jay has lharply Increased le bird ts the same !or botb, oth and better eggs by hu:Y.i.Pg . the efficiency of feed uhlizatton er condlttons being equ_W. Tlh.at mamlaining the qua~lty that and the production etfi.ctency mean~ mior~ business for the customer wants , labor devoted to caring for the careful rE!tallcr,• _and mo,-e re· :Qoeks. The greater efficiency has turns lrom the chl(~ens he sells ;;:ach trainee praetlces the beta almost enougb, theugh nut -and. from cut-up .turkey, toe, techniques by actually cu'tting fiUite, to maintam the aumQer of when tt IS handled s11rrutarly. and perparing displays of the ei'IP produced for a dollar ot total MtJICb .the same principle apphes up chicken and turkey. He eqpt • • • !HS- It has been demonstr1ted learns to use a pncing chart ,If we bad the records to prove house'f1ves look for and are the parts, so bhat he can R, we no doobt would hnd a small willing: to pay more fer the best ttle des1res of h1s \customers IIWDbtr of commtrtlal poultry- gradt\'1 of eggs The rE.'tailer who 91:111 insure a reasona~-e offers carefully graded eggs of for hunself on the whoJe bird. b · feD w 0 are now prOducing 'more high quahty-what the consumer _,. in return !or a dollar of total IJ:pense than the New York farm wants---can incre~e his sales. The legs and thighs, for dark e01t aecouut poultrYman did ._ack H's easy to say those things. meat, and the breast, for white Iii World War L 1bat is, m spJtc CrttiJlg the message across to meat, are the most popular parts 11 the sharply iocreased cost ,,, Irns oI th ousands of both'itchicken •nd Theretauers, refore, is to the of feed, labor, and other 1tema en· though, LS a b•g job. But it •s the conswner to have Wring into egg production, still being dor.c. Ut pos&ible amounts of good ey would be producing a dozen Ten thousand retalll'rs in 215 meat and good white meat b _at a lower cost. In fact, in states :llr<'a{!y have been · shown the apprOpqate poultry part!. ''M9 two out of 22 New York how to lmpro\'c thetr merckan- the other parts, some have eoat account poultcy'"en did just dising o! pouJt --y and eggs-<in. ugh meat for ea.tlng in the that. They had fiock "production fact, not only sh0wn, but given way as the legs and brea t o( 218 .,nd 203 eggs per m actua!ly dOl!lg the ' eaten, some have • en acainst an average for tbe 22 th1~gs neeessa.r~ to 1mprove • make a good stew, and the hn••'- 1 ,.-.c~ueen ot 184. They had total thclr merchandtsmg. These are est parts are usual~ used ,:oat per hen of $8.48 and 6.26 the reta1lers 'who have attended soups. l;ainat a group average of $7.20. merahand1smg schools conduded 1 And their costs of produc 10a: a by the Poutt-:r :1nd E.1!t Nabional Skillfull cutting UIP of pou1try ~ eggs were 36' cents and 37 Board, workmg under a contract gtves the conswmer more of the teDll arainst an average of 45 With the U. S Dc-partJD.ent of meatter parts, •vbtcb she wants · ~Dtl • , • . A·~r~culture The program IS ad- 1 and win buy at the higher price ,; Colt-Prlc• Rltio mmistered by the Poll'ltry Branch 1 per pound. The Jess meaty piece& : · Similarly in broiler production. of ~MA, under authority of the 1 preferred at those pr 1ces. Tbia it lilireued efficiency baa resulted AgncuJture Marketmg Act of 1 to the advantage of everybocb' ID, expansion ID the number of 1946. It IS designed to measUle I concerned. ' ' • - TOM CROW General Ma~ager .' ,, • '. \ •. ' '"> .· ' I -· .~ \ -"' • ~·~' v.o u ·'~: '• ..:t:.. ~ ' . ' t-~~. '. . I ,_ ' . .' ' , ' ' ' ,..._..,,, ~ ·~ ·~ "i' :~.::·e ,. ,: fi .. . .. T·• ';,;:r:·· . ·. ' ·"'.,' ·, ,'' - ~ .:ii U · ·t·· S E.C·o · ·.D ' . I •~..i i's·;n.,·~- ' ' • ' ' ,f" ~ I ' 'f { ' ' ~.. I v "' )o "" 'f- ,, ' :tOUNT DEAD' VICfiM'S · .., STRIKING AT ISLANDS JAPANESE OF SUNDAY'S .' ' ' HAKODATE, Japao UP-Ap· lhorltiea today listed 1,7J3 dead and missing, including ft7 Amel·lcans, (tom the typhoon ,whicb hit the two northern 1slands of Japan on Sunday. With rtpOrt.s still not received \ from small coaslal villages of northern HOnshll and southern , Hokkaido. the toll was 1,~67 dead • and 176 m1ssing. t the Americana died when the paa~&enger ferry Toya Maru was slink in the 75 mde wtde Tsugaru Strait between Honshu al'\d Hok· ka1do. There wu a total of 263 counted dead from the Toya Mouu 899 miumg and 111 rescued. U. S. Army headquarters in Tokyo, meanwhile, issued a revu;ed breakdown oil the American dead and disclosed that two pas· sengera t.D' the Ql'tgmal hst sur· vived. Tbet are Mrs. Charles ChamPagne, Japanese wife of an Anny' sergeant, and Pre. Frank Goedken, 21, of Dubuque, Iowa. flowever, 1515 other American citia,ens, includmg the Japanese w1f'e of another aoldter, are missing aftd believed dead. TblB group included 49 mtlitary, three army civilian school teachers, one Army Department civilian employe, one wife alld one chUd. Not on the Army list were two other mtssing Ameriean pas11.1kt· gets, cosmetics 1 repre11MJtative1 TlloJJJ81 N West and YMCA worlfl er Dean Leeper. Five ships oper8ted by the Na- '- reeore. • ~ Thursday, eneu~b I ' ~ ! '~ .. ' j£~(. ( .... ~ r' ' .. '\ '•' I 'f!lla 1 + One Of <Jh.io's· ~ 1fPI-De·-d .,. ,.. ,, ~triltra raised even in the faee of faY()rable cost pr1ce relation11hlps. ln UM8 a poun~ of Jive,/ weilht broiler at the farni' sold 1or enouab to buy almost 8 pou,dl of broiler feel. In each year since 1848 the ratio between broiler jrices and feed prices has become J,e. favorable to btotler rataen. last year a pound or broiler 10Jd for enough to buy onJy 6 ;oundo of feed. Qrdinaril¥, tbis- Jess lavorable eot....,ric!e relahonahip would be apected to reduce broiler pro~i!uetion-but actually between tM8 and 1951, the production liriolen incre11ed from 350 ,lion birda to 750 mtlhon&. Greater t;Cieaey in tile use of ff:C(I, and "tl labor, and of equipment, and 1iJ,a6 greater efftciency " in btOiler •arketiq has resulted in a altua'UO. wbere it ia certain fer the lft!*t tllat l"!ll'e broile"' ~uced than in the pait. ' ' oung People To Play lmpo..;;;t-To Be Gathered Role In Middleport Park Program ~ or Needyf' 0lk Important buslnetB was tranl!l'[,'1 acted Monday evening wht;n the Middleport Memorial Park Asso 1 matlon met at tbe V1Uage Hall with Bruce Uoyd, president, pre, A week hmc drive for used siding. Plans were made to bave clothinl W18 called for thia past a young people's organtzation weekend .. putor A. D. Le~eh, of aimllar to that or \he Park ASSO• tbe Pomeroy Seventh Day ('?.;::~: 1 dalton with repre!!ientatJVe& to lin ebureb, revealed that take part ln the replar bllsmess able sourt!es have informed me meetings of the park development that tbere are a large number of program. Forrest Bachtel, the Rev. poor families la this county who Howard Ruppelt and the Rev. c. wUI be in urtent need of' warm E. Hoyt were named by Llo~d to winter clothing •• the eold winter work in cooperation with the weather arrives. We must pre· young P"eople and represel\tat 1ves of the church .youth groups and pare to ~'t thi! need now." other cavie groups will be chosen "Ther~ is • special need for as members of thls new a&IKICia· ehlldren'a t:lotblng of all sizes, a~ tile aebool term ~ena. All sizes tlon. 'L'I J' Of adult garmeat'i caa be used alao," he lurtbor re.ei!Otl. Betty. The crime tou.ched off tbe biggest manhunts in Miami'• blltOry. Meanwhile, Roberti' wife iJ. aued 1 ,tatement ~aL a~e ~­ lleved her huobaod lo lnnoceDt and tbat !he w.. eolilinl to Miami with their daulbter, )Ietty, to .. stand bJ him, • "'Oll• CON'lltiiUTORI ANNOUNC.D '' DOft'T TILI,HONI ',, . , I . Tam Crow. geuerll chairmall Of f tl!t llroller Flilltlval ~::fuo;i •ounef<l Ill• lollowlns , . 'ewen ,Ji I!Oilttibuloro: Loh'o Procluee, , . \>0!1• ,1... ~eql, J~t!l~ ; 'lill:mon O'BrlOD, Crow & Crow, AttJI,, Dr, It n.'h!"'ar;- .,a zmle''Truok- . ·. Ink·tO.~ \. ) li' :.. . . ', · Texan Killed Instantly In Drop To Floor I A 39-year old steamfitter fell 60 ,feel to his death this morning while at work 'at the Kyger Creek Electric Power Plant at Cheshire., The offke of Froo Ca<man, resident engineer at the plant, Identified the, victim as James Melvin O'Connor, employed in pipe-fitting and welding by the Midwest Piping,Company, He had moved to this section from his home at Beaumont MAGICIAN~ .abou~ ~ m~nth H~ Robert Hurley and his brother, Texas, ago Willard Hurley, bad prepared a BIRCH, ;HE MASTER t.ove •nd his two ••si&tanh I had been bvmg m the Ben· 1ui-Yey of the park propertF and 1 ~'Malta ..-mH. to nett Little Trailer Court ·on this report was cJven by tbe farmer at the meetina. PaUl Dav.. and the1r Mlddl•port aud••ncn Mon. 1 Route 554, about one mile off day night when tMy entertained 1 Da'lid Darst Jt., employeea o1 the l~lal El~epau:.y and ••:rdmenl, 750 studenh at 1 ! State Route 7 . ftUifin.e p.rforman" and a full Dr D R Wareh1mc, Galha mem!Jen of the IIGCi&tion._ de-lliOwae of adult• 1nd tudentl Coun ty Coroner, sa1d that O'Con1 livered a num*' o rin~ of wfto wa.nted to ' " the ev..-.ing nor W<~Jl. workmg on the east s1de the park =t:l• ' wJaleh were. Jifade shtw. Tht Mkldl•port Volunteer of the number one bo1ler umt on, in tbe co offi~s in Ahon Fin Dep«tm•nt were spontOt'l the super-structure nf:'ar the for the loeal oclation. · of the megiclen end were de540-foot stack at tbe llme of the lluht<ld with the flnanclel relCCident. aults of the projKt. Thi1 wa1 "AJt1N1ren11y t-Ie ,lolt )lis footthe firtt time that Birch ..nd Ina ..nd lfell," Dr. Warehime ttX • hit troufHI h1d perferiMd undtr plaine-d. lte pointed out thlt ttae auiJIIices of a Fir. O.part- \ no one .saw P'Conner fall th• :IMI]f, 60 feet to ll ~pment Aoor, •I· -tflough Jt re,.rtH that " Ruttetl Mollohan, .oft,ft.ec~tvill• ment for the playground for the working below\ ~~\ park Their lll@ey-makin,g B.ake hi5 bod., lltrlt..e the ttn'fea Sale wlil be the hrst of a series • above him. of such projects by thmr group The Coroner ruied th e rleath and other ciVIC organiZations. as aceidental He said that O'· Connor was ltLIIed mstantl y, suf· lJoyd, who is president of lhe renng a fac. lal skulJ fracture and ~ddlcport Recreatwn Commtss-- mterna) mjur 1es The bod) was 100, also gave a fmanc1a.l report rf'moved from th e scene by the of the Mumc1pal SW1mmmg Pa<:~l [ Wallgh Funeral Home of Gall! 0 wh1ch will be a part of the par\f. hs p when 1t 1s completed O'Connol" would have obs•I"Members present MQnday were ved ;his iforti•th 1lirthday next Lloyd . Joe Young Jr, Robert Hur- Frid•r- 'He hacl btltn ~,the ~ob ley, Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Mrs 0 • •bout 145 minutu, ~· Coronor P Klein, Mrs. E. S. Schaaf, the aald, when th• mishap ,occur•d. Rev. C. E Ho-yt, Forrest Bachtel. Worken .at th• plent were"'dis· Uoyd reported on tbe recent David Darst Jr , Paul Davis and mined l rom their 1jobt rfor th• meetmg of the Chtld ConservatiOn they acted as a nommating com day, following the occident. League when be spoke of the proO'Connor was OOrn October I , posed park plan and announced m1ttee for the fifteen trustees wh<J that the OCL pledged thelr sup- will be presented !or election at 1914 al Beaumont, Texas He has hv~rl m Ohw thhty days. port in the purehasing of equip- the next metmg on October 25. Surv1vmg I S h.t:s mo t her, Mrs Lula Harrmgton , Beaumont , Texas pi•••• I wbo bave lklw or wl!leb they wlab I I Railwa~s cludi~ the tiona! the In storm of 1;4511 dead "" .~'if[lig.l Besides the lng 1n Force and Japanese naval craft conhnued search for floating .'-Ur- Loyalty Day Servic~s Said I 'bodlet!, despJte, woQlng •qr of !tie mislllllf l!,till ••5 I saved .DIUGHTER MIAMI UP-State Attorney George B~autigam said today Baltimore attorney James T. Roberts would be brought to tnal as soon as possible on chargf:!s that he kidaaped and murdered his 7 year old daughter. B:r:autigam said Roberts, en route tc Miami by auto m the custody of two deputy sheriffs, would be arraigned as soon aa he an-ivea and that c1rcuit cth:.rt would be requested to docket the b'lf). by Jan. 1 or sooner. The state attorney flew in from Washington Monday night. Jto. berts and tbe deputies are not expected to arrive before Friday . Brautigam said tha lnVntlga· tlon will continu• in an at~ tempt to loc.t• two other un· h..ntifhtd IUII*tl lnclided by the Dalll• Count' grand lury fiKt WHk along with ltoiMrb, The 48 year old labor attorney auJTendered to BalMmore polite early-: Monday and wsived ex.tradiliori' after declaring his innoeeace of the crime. He is accused on two counts ef the kidnap.. murder of little Judlth Ann Roberts here last July 6. The blonde child wu grabbed frol)l the sofa of her arandparenr• ttviDJ J'ClOm where she was sie• ing, driven away in bet grandf.atber•s car, then strangled and sir va1ely beaten. Her body was fourut in a thi~· ket near BJscayne Bay, aeveril mllei from the arafdpareJIII' him\• where abe had be~n vlsitloa: wlth h'r parents and l year old ailtel, , p~etice I Clothing ·TRIAL .OF of or . JUsed ••rei I I MASON VOTE DEADLINfiS OCTOBER 2ND The b ndv w tll be transferred by t'all to the Carroll Wallace Fooerall Home . Beaumont, Texas, Thursday mornmg at 4 27 am The body t'S at the WaLJGh Fun eral Home. where fnends may rarll Wednesday Mario Covin, 90, Dead; Funeral To Be Thursday A check of state hospltals at Belchertown and Northampton revealed that no dangeroUi& pattents had escaped. Officials planned to inspect tbe records of those and other institution& clDBe 1:y to determine whether some patient, perhiiPI prematurely released, eoutd bave been tbe day· er. ' Ton~y To Oppose H1mll4en Chtuntv MMlicat -1-·f·. . Eaaml- (II<. William ' A. a. Cilaoln llold jlocMt pooplo oro -•llool ,lly ~ lito folkf that ,.. , .. out Iii ~ ~ Sbivens In Hobse ' . ' IUIIOM Joolofo !hoy .... lias~ County After questioDiDI and retell-' b)' the TIIUOD int four "'mspectl," pollee said. Exe.Utln the ••17 lead tboy bad ia the c~ elM! wu an unklentified nei&:bcllldidate, bor'a report. She said lbe II'W a ol lle!O,. thla molt about sis In! tall od2 ballot\ ll>it1ecl to the Go!.,... home ,IUY abortly before the ldlllllp were wltlldrew beilned to a.ave- oaeurred. Satur· • oelloi>l dOJ Dilbt· hom thil, deteetlVM opoouloted tho killor mltht have Ill betl> b""" to 1111 ~or vletbo, I ~le -::'" !lr. ' llemn Goldloerc 1111<1 lin· rttunod. home a tile morio to lind t~• badiOf. of lhe · babr alit.. ,.;,a \b~lt ·,~ son, AD· otlier 1ipJt. ~ 6. wle lleeplal acl(lillr beot"'\11 lhe coven .. t; be4. '. ' tw.eial ' MIMe• "tt• *\taulo ~1]1 ' Mrs Marta Cavm , 90, died Mon· day at the home of her nie-ce, Mrs Dea Hayes, Middleport. Mrs Cavm, was born 1n GJasglow, Scotland. the daughter of the late Samuel and Isabel Gray Le~y. Preced1ng hE"r in death were her husband, Denms, two sons, John anrl Maurice C8\'in and two grandchildren. Surviving are two sons. Garrett of Penns Grove, N J ., and Dennts, Tullytown, P& : four grandchildren and three great grandcblldrf n Rosary services will be held Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs Hayes, So. 3rd Avenue, M1ddleporl Funertl 1ervicee will be held Thunday morain.c .at 9 a m at tht! Sacred Heart Cbure.h. Bunal wtlJ he in a Charleaton Cemetery under the directlon: of the Rawlings-Coats Funerl) Home. Friends may call at the Funeral Home before 11 a. m. Wedaetday. -- DON'T MISS Cor and � 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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