https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fff1c728da72fe3b3ee240d28c18d6b2.pdf 2be8bce8cdc3bd4f50f35f01c09735e0 PDF Text Text • ·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 �,, I • "' The DAlLY SENTINEL, Pomeroy.Middleport, Oh1o Page Two The OA 1LY SENTI ' Pomeroy.M Ohio Pr~-sident Elected fhe .DAILY SENTINEL ~ ' ' Was Jf.r~. Proffitt 01' TRI ~lUS ~ MA80M 4.REA l.ublllbed every aUernooc. uct!Pt Sundar by The Ohio ValleJ Henfine1. Inc at llll Mechanic S t, Pomeroy 0 Bu.:.lnesa ofUce phone M. ttdttoraal oll\ce phone 397 -- .J:Diered. u MCon4 class mAillp.a matter at the post office 11 Pomeroy, Ohio G~neral tiCHARD 8 OWEN Clnslfled Adw~..1na lltatw t1ualfled Ads reeelvJKI D1 10 • m will be publilhe4 11M .,.. r-='::==:::-~&-26.31 I day reeelved. 2 ,,lloom FllliNISHED APART Rates ?. eents per Wt)td, Qal In~. Priv1te bath and en sertion Mlnlm\lllt cbdr.&tt 2101.tranee Alao Furniahed Garage 4 cents per word for tbree enn. apartment, 808-Y Mrs Charles Jecuhve lnsertlons 9-22 etc Wagner, Srra~UBe • Speclal-One month ~or 25 per word Manapr CIIJ Edl&or J.\CK L COLLET"''E Mationa.a advertising representattve BotuoeJh Kunbll.ll, Inc , S43 lalagl.OD Ave ,N ew York Cth 16, N Y Sui.IIC:r1ption rates Dt lt\~T) bv "arrler where available 30 eenta per w:flt!k one year tn advanl'l at The Dall) Senttnel office $15 60 six MOnths $7 80 three rnon1hs $3 PO By motor route where avallable one mont:t. 11 By mall one Jnr $8 !!lx mont hs $4 25 three months· )2 50 one month $1 DWELLING BY ALINE MOSBY UnltH PrHI St1H Corrupond•nt HOLLYWOOD UP- When Deb b 1e Reynolds mart 1es Edd1 e F'1shet they wtll hve m Hnll)v.ood co ! star tn ptctures have SIX ehlldren keep the1r marriage prt\ale and never be apart Slnu Oebb1e met Edd1e three rnontha ago ttte details of the1r r~tm.an~ h.ve been lt.m1ud hourly bv the prua for the fans of movies and television Today s chapter rumes from Debbie who as the fan magazmr s I say currenth ts the ptcture of young love The fresh faced MISS Reynold,. mststE!d she and Eddie have nul even annouaccd the1r engagement Hawever she then ch:.~ttNed hap pdy about us New York Love• Edd1e Our fans don I mmd :~bout u ~ ' she conftded Now rm fan s know alwlut h1m and h1s fan.;; know about me When I 'ISllcd hJm m New York the:,. were v.on derCul They'd shout W1 v.:~nt Debbie One cab dnver looked mc over and sa1d You 1 i oka} for Eddie Th<"} lo\e hun tn New York they real!} du pa1d for before We fell m love so fa a st 1 Why n ght m th1s restaurant she satd w1th a wave al the Brown Derby Wt> clime 1n mooth Erron ln lVIII not be f01 lunch and JtlSI I "Then when he sang tn the Hollywood Bowl last week he looked towerd the front row and pul, "Aw c'mon, Oebb1e' and •nrybody applauded and, 1•ep. er1, I ft.ISt unk down .n my I 1 We "ant ptt\aC} she sa1d f1rml) But she added 11 the photo graph ers "' ant to shoo: p1ctures of tht huu se v. hen we move m all tight and u;e d puo;e for them out qd ~ the home u.~t" Debbte s1ppmg a bowl of soup between scenes of MGM s H t The Deck sa1d she and Edd1" have talked lhmgs over ;,md de ttded at s separallons that cause Hollyv. ood d1vorce:. 'We II IIH 1n Ho!i)Wood she NOTHING ,NEW declared Ami I 11 n~:\er Jet mv career mterfere w1th my man1a g1 SC'HENEC1ADY N Y - Three If 1t gets to th(• pumt whet 1 1 m~n named Ayrtun Perry and Carey mvented a sort of teleuswn does I d hm1t mv worktng "I lt.ISt 11gned a uven year con set tn 1B80 acc01dmg to General tract w1th MGM. Edd1e could Electnc researchers Thetr cammake a Picture w1th me ti-ler• era had lens and a bank of selenAnd' I ea~ _g~~....t~;;.;;.-~ JUm cells I: ~most worked \o: N I ' EW YORK - Tlungs one New Yotker thinks about The appearance m these precincts a few da)s ago of a mus1cal shoy, - I guess that Is the v.ord- called Hayndrl~ wh1ch opened the theat· rlcal season and jlreceded Ta.Jiulah Ba.nkhe~ by !orty.-e1ght hours {as the mght precedes the day), brought to Manhattan a new and fascinating text• con Hayr1dc was stacked to the thea With hillbdhea and the1r blzane language was so foreign to this v11lage that It was rcp<Jrted an mterpreter was needed to bnng a common llngu1stJc ground to one of the show s cast who encountered a wandenng bopster from the Btrdiand cafe, borne of the cool set Woolwarth Bldg. It took lhc pH•sence of Hayndc here for me to Jttst a. peewee learn fo1 mstance, that a. baby waker ill a musil' chm \\ ho plays real loud A ukulele, on the other land, '-- a ch1h d1per and a cap htder 1s a dependable man-atl'IJ\• 1\lhJ' from the days when h1llhlllles d1smanlled. their attlls and hid !hem from the revenooers the htdmg of tho -. aluable oo.p being en,ru11ted to a reUable peumn An electJ 1c gmtar 1s a dough board and & guitar p1ck is a toena1l A tickler Is a JUg with contents" There tave been more such tenns floatmg around Times Square lately It's mough to make & man seek out a tickler • • • • WHEN THE LAST of the Rockefeller Center skyscrapers went up -.veral se&IJ(Ins aro, 1t was pretty Well agreed tl'lat the final reed had Men Jtuck ln the bowl that the day or the mile-high building was about through Now comes Robert R Young, the rallroad potent.&te ft'lth newl that the New York Central R R lB contemplating a 1,600· foot structure to cost $100 milliOn on the site of the present GrBl'ld Central terminal at 42nd and Vanderbilt This would be 128 feet taller than the Empire state buoldlng and obviously Is being built 10lety to make me feel old I was ahve when the Woolworth building was the tallest in the world Really thot1gh the news Is cheery What 1.1 New York, after all w1thout a new skyscraper every now and then! • • • • WORD FROJ\.1 OLEG CASSIN I, the des1gner brooChng In lus East tlllt atreet town house over tashJOn moguls ....,..,o, he feels are forJetting that the dress is on!:. the setlmg for m lady s structure Its an,Anvelope for Ulc figure" The dress is not tne essence It should c:onfonn to the contour Tlwt for ChnsUan Dlor Mr Cass1ru a alight mustach1oed and almost shy man, 1s one of Manhattans most &urpnsing and successful men about town, havmg been married tG Gene Tierney and currently rat1ng extfemely l11gh w1th Grace Kelly It could be that, as Irene Dunne once said of Charles Boyer he makes all women feel as il they re Jadtes The Cassmls are a courtly lot 1 • • • • 1 MUST ADMIT MARILYN l\IONROE ha!!l been standing the town on ita ear lately She acted m locat1on sequences on l-exington avenue tor The Seven Ye(lr Itclt 11.nd strong men have famled m the lee-jams of dttzens scrambling lo see her In the flesh From Bltl 'l're&dwell director of the Museum of American Corned) and a Joe tl ad acency man comes word th,at Sunday Oct 17 Will be the ftrst "Father-In-Law Day ' How come a comedy museum man ma.kes such an announcement I' Fathers m .!\w-and I know at leaat one qmte well-are aa.d and oomber objects, snowed under by women fa om all tldet. I suggest a moment of silence on Oct 17 t ,, j • • • • DIE :JtEAUZATION THAT ALL THJ!'<I'GS do not necessarily gravt• tate to him who lives tbe good life came to me recently when p11or ecmnnltments made me pus up a cocktRll party for Gma. Lo1lobng1da at tbe Iavoy Plaza. Gt!e, 4ru1 . , New York 1s l1ke \h1s when Julie WiiiOil opt!'led lilt Ule Flas&'l Peratan Room recently she wore a gov.n Utat Pflrl!lan couturier Balmaln worked on thrm1ghout one full night lo tt.t aei' It was • white utin !heath, very decollete glittering with &tlck and white cry•W jeweJ11 and dramall?.('d by a large blnc:k pout which falls tnto a. train" Now honestly men of the oul~ld 70 u ever IH ~mtthing like that lu the Red DoJ Caf6 E ~7 1__ _/ Mlddleporf Per.. nals Mr •nod ' Mrs Dav~ J)ant Jr • Tom Pattnioa, recreaUatt dtr l"dMr aDii Mr-3 P.IIAlPavi& ~~ ector 1>C b111tral YMCA lft Cdl1101 m COIUD'Jbiia, ~ 1 att0d bUll was a gueit ~en the Paw the Ohio SW'teISJ.t~, 1[alv~ 4'1Mt, I and Taw Square Dance el~b met Wbtr.e Bill Dlli.4 pCq-ed firC Saturday evenmg at the OAV tBra-ndt la tb,a ~I hall, Pomeroy !lll Real Estate ' b.atth :S m1n"te 'drlye (rom Large OhJo lot.Valley £lectric Plant $5000 00 FARM-150 acres, 6 roCim houae with baaement, l:iarn, garaae and other butldmgs 60 aeres In cuhvahon AJI mmeral rights $470000 ----Sayres Announced Birth 01 Daughter Ob1tuary WaIt Disney Notice ts hereby g1ven t.bat J B c, m) f'd1l 1 0 Br1en whose Post Office Address heroes He nem hmd ot E.n eot Thompson Seton and h1s f.:tscmat ts Pomeroy Ohto has been duly mg Three• Lttlle Savages 01 .aP:pomted as Admmts~rator of the Estate of Flora H LewiS late of Rolf In The Woods V1llage of Middleport Melg& Brag or not I kept h•m fusc.not County Oh1o deceased ed all summer and he qu1l tll"' Datcct th1s 17th day of Septcm r&dlO thnller drlle1s ent1rely I have also been able to keep a fou t bet 1954 F H OBnen BY ROBERT c RUARK year old gtrl non squu mmg fo1 fl Jud ge of the Probate Court Perhaps they do not generallJ cnuple of hours w1th anunlll st o1 "'Me1gs County Ohto gl\e awards to the presidents (I{ Jes told tn tenns ul m}thology (gl 21 28 OOl 5-!ltc networks but 1 thmk that Mr Ro The1e a1e certa1n h{althy bli)t)d bert K 1ntner of the Amencan and thunders of lhc w1Jd y,cst ami NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Bruadcastmg Co desPrves a solld fore1gn adventlH e that do noI gold somcthmg for hmng the b1eed a desne to whrp a gtrl to Admlniltrator services of Walt Dlsn~"y for th ts death for laughs Thl:' charm an I Estate of Leonard edw•rd Foster autumn s TV program lf nuboch mformat1on m the other stuff 1 Deceat.ed else IS grateful the parents of our ought to make II a rare llwt on 1 Noltcc IS hereby given that rismg crop of potential ~oung which to ratse a k1d for when D1s Hal ph foster whuse Post Offiee thugs should send htm a blessmg ney does It It wdl b<> done \~Jt h Addre ss IS MmersvLlle OhiO In an era when Jt &s con~ered coruplete competence charm an d Rnutc No 1 has been duly a.psport to kick peupie to def.b and 1magmat10n Tht s 1s my uy, n th ank 1wwtetl u5 Admmtstrator of the sltoot each other v.lth upgtms and :.ou note to Kmtner and A l3t and Estate of Leunal1d Edward Foster murder eacb other wtth hotrods I hope the natJOn :,; thanks IS re latE' of Chesler 1ownshtp 1\fetgs and take dope for fun Mr Dtsne' flecled m w~att ver cnncretl fot m Count) Ohto deceased and Mr Kmtner propose lo re a netwurk wants most Wluch I I Dated this lOth day of Septem. focus the young-and adulttmagmc IS mOlH'\ ber 1954 mmd on sl•ghtly h"lth.ec top><s - - - - - - - - - F H 0 Bn•n than murder space cadets sad1sm NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 1 Jud ge of the P1ohate Court. and til-concealed smut and un AdminiStrator l\h 1gs f.JOunty Ohto funny rudeness Edate of Flora H Lewts Dteeased (9l 14 21 2B 3lc ols;eyS stuff IS CUt IntO fOUl - , - - - ~- - ---:.__ _ __ _ Teevee Tops WIt• h RUark I l1vmgsbne-n o n ~ I I I We may not know the reason why Dark clouds so often vetl the sky But though our sea be smooth or rough The Lord knows why and that's enough ~ MoN-..LY SPARE TIME (61 Lost & LOST-Ladtes diamond RING sev eral weeks ae:p at the Wab~ma Stadtum Fmder pleas, return rmg to the Daily Senhnel Clffice 9-28 3tc LOST-Black cocker spa mel .dog Stub tall Answers to the name of Ink1e Noltfy Frank G9thard, 912 s 3rd St, Middleport or Call 6102-J (81 Auto Solf!s 1948 CHEVROLET 2 door EX· ~ENJel::n~:~oyn, 3~EASOw~i ~:it • Mlddle ort Phone .- :-;:-:::-:-c---::--·7- - Ser~iees "(8 BI Auto , parts Land tomorrow herland 1 cueof L>fe AdventureFrun and Fantasyland Land o.f Tomorrow deals wrth sc1enttflc fact which ts octually moce thnlhng than """ tlftc f1ct10n Fronhcrland cuns1sts of stones about our legendary heroes-Dan I Boone, Ktt Carson Davey CIOckett and the like True L1fe Adventure deals With nature phuto~raphy ond exped1 twns 1n all lands and Fantasyland of course IS the stampmg ground on Master Donald Duck and Senor Mtguel Mouse The whole packag e cost 20 mtllwn skms and will last for years I can tell Bob Kmtner raght now that It w1il succeed '"tldl~ Th1 mterests of k1ds have deltnttely been perverted m recent years by abnormal bfood and-thunder 1n the com1cs and on the radw anti TV and the perverswn 1s not necessary There 1s for 1nstance, more m terest m antmals and nature toda) than I remember Tbe zoos ar<' packed and the ammal m<lvtes d1l fanta!Wtlc busmcss D1sney s thmg,o; ltke Beaver V;~lley and Seal Island and the upcommg Afncan m1rach: wrought b} AI Mlllotte (who ha< been workmg three years on tl are so utterly fascmatmg that yO\ get a sense of htgh fldventure 1t ftlms wh1ch use no humans whal soever In a small way 1 have exper tmented w1th creatmg a diverswn ar} mterest lor k1ds, m a monlhl) sencs for the magaztne f Jeld am Stream ll has been runn1ng fot two vears nearly It started out n an attempt on ffi) part to mteres ktds m adults and vtce versa b~ not wntmg e1thcr up or down t1 I Prthcr category We named tt Th and it hac 1 Old M m and the Boy all I could remember affectiOn at r ly of my relattonshtp as a k1 • v.t th two grandfath~rs and m 1 fatl\1 r II dealt wtth evcrythmt rrom game to fish to "md to wea th r r to a ra1ny d'ay m Aua-ust an lls rec!'ptton was so hearty an 1mme ~hate that one day 1t 11 be , ho1 k Thl' odd thmg "liS thnt th ad ult ~ greeted 1t more "arml than the k1ds I also remember 1 once aske1 I the son of a frtend or mme wha he playt d-what games, cowbo) an ::J lndtan.s qr what? We play tbe rad10" he sau woth stmple d1g01ty He neve heard of Paul Bunyon John Henry Boone Carson, I..ew1s and Clark, I I I I I MARCH 0" EVENTS r 1201 Sus1ness Services SINGER SEWING MACHil>iE ' ~~'tatlve in Pomeroy and Vlelaity every week For pur<ftiWI or repair of Sowini Mac"i!Wi, Call or Write S1n~ SeWing Machine Co , 25 St, ~~~:§:=::;: ~ EISenhower Would Avolcl Foreign Pohcy os Issue GOP leadenh•p to loud Democroh' ltpartlsanshlp Bp~' 9·11·1.\CI hQuy1 !;jlr,. Court ASHINGTO' N I .....-. Reri)llni ao6 eotlecbnl money from our flv~ etmt High Gradfl Nut machines m this area No SdhDI.! T9 qualify for work ypu lh\ISt have ear, references ..WD cash, secured by mventory Devoting 6 hours a week to bu saness, your end on percentage colleetlons Will net up to $400 monthly wath very good poss&· bdtbes of takllli over full tnne Income mcreasmg accordmgly Fqr mterv•ew, Jnclude phone 1n appb.eahon Write Nut-0-Mt:hc Co , Ine t 40 Exchange Place, New: ,York 5, N Yl tal to Ceurrai Prcu ned W and natl for the defeat of Democrat1c candldatf!s 1n tne congressASHINGTON -Th~ Elsenhowet admii\HdratiOn wtll flght tooth We're sustamed now m our sorrow 'Till we meet m that Bright Land Pete Nelson and Fam1Jy 9-281tp 8~ month old Black and tonal electwns thts autumn - but wtll tone down any attacks on Demo· COON HO!Jim , PUP cratic r.,tetgn policy ln fact even m the m1dst of the savage pohtlCl\,1 Searlet~, Z84 Palmer St, camp1ugn President Eisenhower and his lieutenants W11l frequently port May call anytime speak ro 1 blparttsanshlp m foreagn policy c\en gmng to the extent of publicly thankmg ljle Democrals for their contrl· ESTATE bubons and co ope~hon For ~ Ii:lSenhov.er \l.ho dof'9n t want Reds-In· government to be a campa1gn 1asue, doesn t want foreign pohcy to be one either He thlnks•the Re- GREEN 2 paece SUITE Cheap pubhcanl!l can light It out- and wtn--<ln domestic 6p m atralrs alone That s why Secretary of State John Faster Dullea devoted a portion of a recent ntws conference to One NACE stre11smg the importance of b1parttso.nsh1p ln foreign po!Jcy That's why the White House was so quick to say that the President w4s ' d~llghted" that Adlai Stevenson had written to French Pre· mu!r Mendes·France on behalf of the European Wmeup 1Dd Defer...:e Communlly Webster Ml•l Stevenson The admtnlatratlon was parhcularTy pleued that 0 the 1952 Democratic presldenbal nominee had ftret made aure that 1t was aU rtght with Dulles If he wrote the Jetter "That a true biparttasns111p said pnl!l State department oftlclal, "esUted peclallv when Stevenaon voluntarily got htmself mixed up in what wu obvwusly e. losing- cause ' e FARM VOTIE~The • • • and related h1sue1 • • • e c0NGRE88JON A.L • JNTENT,ONS-JU:_p Wayne Aaplnwalt (0) co10ra1o. ••Y• that · keeping track Of all the legi"'latlon poul'inl' throulh ConfreM In the cloalng1days of a .eeulon '-a bU like eauntlna a herd of cattle from a speedln&" (Mjrestlonal train.'' PIOO(I t.1 Tllt tut ~~e~•lon probably tcJ,k the ptlze tor the 1 amount of work pu.hed at the Jlllt mtnu~ ~ did Leflllatlott not b\ClUdt Ju•t bun4red• of m1hor bn11 '6 t .orne of .1 the' m~t impor ~ant work ot the enUre 1e on, auc,b •• the ta~ bill. thl atomie' energy Jegtsln.Uon Social Sec ty liberalization, tonign aid and the lncreue th the deb~ 1\rnlt. " T EVery ¢onrteas atarts out wllh good !nten~lonl!l....:.to t!pace ltl tmtJOrtanl work and I'\Ot be cauiht at thtl end w(th a logjam How• ever, 111t• JOOd iAttnUona eYtrywhlh, i'ftf''Ofm•~• hYII•, ~me· llm... ~tll¥•. (231 Leg a I 1-lotices LEGAL NOTICE • administration has done somethlnlt which no prevtous party 1n power- Republlcan or Democrallc-hu dared l!li.nce the tum of the ~entuQ It has defied the • farm bloe," and is set, through talks by the President, SecreU..ry Qf Agnculture Ezra Taft BenMJn and other top otrlclal• to defend the act10n as best for the tarmera and !or the American people In general The new farm blil will h1t many growers where it hurta-ln the pocket ,poo.k..--and 1ts provisiOns take effect durmg a. period of already deetlnilfl' income ror mott farmeu Democrats believe that they will be able to capture the next Con• gresa on the 1trength of tlhls lasue- but Benson has expreued the adhtlnltJtratton view ..... what Ia right l'l good pohUcs' even If It seem• to hurt some people 1 Jt the Republicans hold the1r own hr the tann areall-(lr e'V'en If th,y loae only a little ground- the (ann•belt canrtftsmen will have leiS to say In the future about legllla.tion on priCe supports,.eub.sldtel i ;: UR f 14l Fnr ..- ---- Dursts Hold Dinner Honoring Relatives Receht£ngagemenlls ' • Sealed B1ds w1ll be rece1ved the Board of County ers Me1gs County, Ohto, at Office of sa1d Board, Pomeroy, Oh10 up llllhl 12 00 o'clock noon October 18, 19M For furniibmg the followiDg Transport delivery o{ Gasohne regular. and premlUm H!-3 County Gat age, Ohio, at the dnectlon County Engmeer, durmg day per1od commencmg, Octob•o 18, 1954 Quote pr&ces on both and premium 1rades Board of COmmlssJoners ,.,..,., the ru~ht to reject any or all Sec 2352 Staff.O!Jker~ Meet l&t Nirht At 1lame ' 3Rooms ALL NEW · Furniture · $299~ $30.00 DOWN $10.00 Per Moath BAKER FURNITURE On Th• llrlrhloo$ ~ In Middleport Spencer Family,Enjoy8 Sunday Wiener ROfUt 1'h~ Mrs George Childs prestdent was m charge of the meehng and plans were made for the1r proJect of cle1nmg the Kmghts of Py thlas HalJ Ill the near future Spencer famaly enJoyed !t Wieber roa.st at theit farm, West l>urmg the socaal hour games Shade, Sunday A decorated cake were played w1th prtt.es won by witb tbe mscr1pt10n Happy Eat Mrs C P Gallagher, Mrs Cash mg" bak;ed and decorated .by Batlr, Mrs Homer Kennedy Mrs Spencer 13 year old son George Ch1lds and Mrs Horace Of Mr and Mn S1dney Spencer ~Elhlnney wa~ also aervecf. Tbe hostesses served a salad Attending were Mr and Mrs course to one guest Mrs Max S&dney Spencer, sons DCinald and Sanborn and these members Mrs Michael aod daughter Sedomll., George Childs Mrs Wilham All Ralpb Spencer and son Marvm, man, Mrs Lena McEihmney, Mrs Mr and Mn Roger Spencer and Lilhan Steiff, Mrs John Mayer daughter Debra and Mr and Mrs Mrs Ralph G1bbs Jr Mrs Milton Clatr Spencer Russell, Mrs .£h1itp Memblrt Gr1rf Rusaen, Mrs Bahr Mrs Gallagher, Mrs Horace McElhmney The' Ottober meeting wall be held at the home of Mrs Stelff • • • 'ATOMS FOR PEACE' Morr•s ' 3 ROOM P'UIINISH.ED APXIIT MENT PriVate bath 1 an4 en· trance 109 Union Ave Pli.one Plans were made to prepate to take part m the D1stnct Confer ea~;:e at PoD)ero.y on Oc!ober 7 1f'hen the Staff and Olftcers of Meags Temple, Pyth1~ S1stel'll, Mr., R~ed"' 1s US1stant vice-pre Middleport. met Monday evenmg sldent. 6f the Farmers and Sav- at the borne of Mrs Dave Fanner mgs Bank Wltlt Mrs Otho Watts as the ,.,,;st-1 -'---lng hostess IllS. tumbus where he asso\sted s1ster, Mrs Ruth GGtthardt and' huSband to move to a new home / Mr and Mrs J E Wll.son are VISthng Mr and Mrs Garland Wrlson and fam1ly m Wasltmgton and Mr and Mrs Robert Turner and three ehlillren are staymg at the Wilson h()me W.arren Bennett and sons Stephen and Chuckle, Columbus were weekend guests of hts par ents Mr and Mrs Charles Benn ett and St~en rema11 ed for a week's v1s1t I ated from BtK..ith~•;:on~!r~:~r High School and Wes\ Wesleyan College He 15 ed by Ut~ Stale Department Health as 5 amtarwn of Masolt and P~toam coun(tes The Wedd mg w1m take place 10 Octob~r Mrs. Watson Honored Husbarul With Dinner Mrs Russ Watson entertamed w1th a dtnner Sunday at her home Fore6t Run , honormg Mr Watson on h1s brrthday A decorated btrth day cake w 1th the mscnphor: "Happy Birthday Russ was served I wltll the dmncr Sunday guests or Mr and Mrs Call Mattox were Mr and Mrs Leonard Mattox and daughten; Karen and Mary Anne, N1tro Mo and Mrs fijustace Wdson son, Andy Pt Pleasant ]'resent were Mrs John Ba1ly Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bertha Scott, Mr and Mrs r.rrs Roger Morgan a.nd children Wtlltam Kmght and children Ke1th and Kathie were Mr and Rozanna and st¥phen, Mr and Mn Mrs Robert Shesky and daugh Elmer Leonar-d Mr and Mrs ters Deborah Ltnda and Susan Purley Karr Rr1chel and Judy Gen Nelsonville he1mer and the honored guest and Mr and Mrs Ernes-t Jones and Mrs Watson daJilghter, €arol Jean, ZanesvlUe 1 ::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::~::: have been vmtmg Mrs Earl La I; rna and daughter, Jean Mr and Mrs Charles Lew1s and famil~. Charleston v1stted 1t1s mother Mrs Evelyn Lew1s Sun BARGAI~S ~GiiLI~R E '' n 11;;:;;=:;:;;;~~i;;;:;;i?,:;=:;;;;i; · BAKE"-'~ uSEbsroltl ---.:...;. Keep'Em Shinin' With. Polish From GORES Clinton Fis~ Co. ' ~ .... Pomeroy- Pt. Pleasant- Ripley - an Electric clothes dryer day Robert, e~ogtwt. year old son of Mr and Mrs Carroll Swaru.on haa returned to school after be mg lll wtth a throat mfeC'tlon for the pat week. Shirley EvaruJ and Frank tep, Ooltbmbus, s"nt the week end Wlth their parents and re.Ja· t1vea Eastep as enrolled 1n h&s sl)phomo1 e yell" Ohio State Unt vernty and Mtss Ev111s w employed as secretary at the Wlllt)' Mrs Garen stlnabury president of the Mldclleport G~rden Club was hostess MOnday evemng wheJ memlters of ttre EXecutive Boards of the Middleport and Amateuz Gardeners Club met to completu the w~~rk or then annual Fan Flower Shower whu~'h was held or Sept 18o18 Mrs Ben Pbtlson chairman of &he show, Mrs E M Bla.ke, president of the Amateu1 Gardeners, Mrs Max Roller v1c-e prestdent Mrs. R C Sansbury, secretary and Mrs W H Juhhng' treasurer of the Middleport Gar den present for -Than YouTHINK! LET US INST.\LL A GAS FLOOR FURNACE Many Sizes A vallable To Fit Any Size llome We Also Have Anllobl• The WALL FURNACE Gas Cooversl011 Burner ·Wesley ~OOr~ • rrg Plumbing & I-I eating SaJ.s- Service W S, Zatl. Ave Middleport PhKel088 I electrio cloihes dryer a fattlto easier wny to dry your clotboo but ;!* get a big plvo wh011 it comeo•to ealoftd; thmgol Electrio heat II pntle. It ~,... <>Oion. Why DOl - your eleelric RPJIII If de11ler today !or the fliU stocy of IIIIa nnd aU the other wonclorful odWtn9 fs an <l elid!IC clotlalo m,..._ • · ,MGOkP! ., ; SolO& - PA:INT - Sei'vke Pb. 6265·X Middleport. 1:1. another reason YOU need Not only li-2&-11 ~ Its Later MRS STANS8URY IS HOSTUS rna.~ w'ltb bath 156 Mulberry Ave nue, Pomerey t:-25-8t.e ~ WAX and CHEMICALS Board of County c~;'!;~:ss~:~:;t By Perry A. U.tggs, (9) 21-28, (10) 1>12-4tc APARTIIIENT 494-Y Percy L P•oplea Saturday ............. .... ............... ..................,. I ALL THE BEST CAR Rel'lt MO~ 3 Room '< ' Anllbar~Ced I By the hope that some bnght ture Wall un1tc us as God bas I 1 Amanda Bishop Nelson daugh· ter of Charlt>S and M:uy Folden B1shop, was born on June 14th 1872, and passed away on Septem· ber 22nd, 1964, at tbe age of 82 years 3 months and 8 days She was umted m marrtage to Reuben Rus.sell and to thts unton were born 3 chtldren Edward of Pome roy, Ohio Ahce of Columbus and Ethel who preceded her m death, 3 grandchildren and 2 great grand children After the def:llh of Mr RusseU, she was umted m marr1age tn ! Peter Nelson m August, 19i3, wbo st&ll surv1ves also two ststers, Ella Farley of Salem Cente1 and DalBy Ankrom several nieces and nep hews a~d a host of fr1ends She un 1ted w&th the Old Dexter Church e-arly tD hfe She was pahcntly cared for by her aged companiOn, althCfgh she suffered greatly the last few months of her h!e She was cour ageous m her f1ght Cor health, bOI"e her suffering w1th patlence and greeted her fr1ends with a sm1le. She was a SJ!nerous and obb" mg ne&ghbor always ready to help m time of Sickness and need One more chenshed frten.d has left us ~ And our hearts arc sad and sore But the memones she has left us We shall cher1slt evermore Thoae present were Mrs June biz' through the hymn books the FolX Dance jn&htute condl£- Mra Katie Kattbuwa and Van Meter Mrs Lilah Zerkle~ Mr~ ted by Fred al'ltd Mary Collette, ol dlu.Cit,ter, DNaa Matthews, Vlne bymiP contain1nt tb• Word lost ~ily Burgess, Mrs Glad)'s fouad, OJU! vene or wh1ctt AUanta Ga, nat.10nal folk dance Street Thomu, Mrs Evelyn Proffitt .llr and Mrs.: Cad Owea att sung w1tt, Jack Braley iS leader leaders Mrs E1Jen Foglesong, Mrs Elua Yrsihnc relat~vta In Dl)1!oll, th11 1 Mr Patterson, who has been wee\: Sally lADders read Lukf! 15 1 7 beth Harris Mrs Thelma New in Pomeroy smce lut W ednesMrs · Myrtle White Tiate'ber the story of t,be lost sheep Mar- comer, Mu Pearl Roush Mrs Lu M.r9' Jeotn I day a!so act":ompan1ed Mr and and Mrs. Mabel M•nll•U, Colum- lh• Li.Jiden re.acl Luke 15 7 10, cille Sw•d:hammer, Warner and the hostesses bua. Vltttw;S retltint and fn,nds the story of the salver com la&t Mrs John Hard.;r toonthe ,~:~~:: Major and Mn S R Kerr lft:d. daa-ce m Albany hftlliS.. fiiVti \he weekebd. an4 found, .a.ad Jean L¥ders read chaldren were &U~ts o( her par- I evenm&, and to Ra~me on ~ills M•ude 'fa)tor Jru return- I.)Jke 15 11·24. tbe story of a son Laurel CUff evenlng, where they duected enta Mr and Mrs John Diehl e4 hroine, iller a v1sit m Huat- lost and fouad cmg for the frestunan sOphomore UtfiOR IY MRS. JOHN D1EHL several days Sunday callers at II I party Followin& the smgan.r of a the D1ehl bome were Mr and Mrs lteofnt §UO<ts tf ~ LoiO Ce number nf c:horu.ses Jeanrue Holt Attendance at Sunday School Herman Harnaon Mrs Loutse sta. oM were J B Cedi, Lilllii 11!><1< rave • teabmooy on the themot Sept 12 wu 62 with offenng $7 21 gel and son Eddte Neal of Gam'"' Mr, Paul Ro<~. Huotirl~oo: What I FouDd ~hen I t:am@ to Mrs Dorotby Carroll called on pohs Mr and Mrs Clifford Jacobs Mrs Ebel'" Wrltbi UJd cbUd<en, Cbmt" m.d J'obnn~ Stnckland on aunt Mrs Geo Renshaw ' and son Jack of Middleport and f.'•''liA.. ko» and ~ ... Lee lr , Pier "What I Lost Wilen I Came .tc I w;M,.~r and Mrs Hall Gotschall Carey Hysell and daughter Mar pont, Ohte, •n.d Mrs Nellt.e Vile, Chmt" guests of Mr and Mrs C F c1a • Salem Centet. Mr and Mrs Layton Sayre of Hilt Mts .Dauw .Saunders spent the A ser~pture searehina contest COMMERCIAL CRUISE New Haven are announctna: the d With Ml'l Layn Sltund- WIS held t'h.e Yertel Ill wbtch weru Mr and Mra Jerry Pullens and PROVIDENCE, R 1- The b1rth of a daughter on 1\lesday wee tht:ns. and also w.s1ted wltb. used m a three fold ditcUSSIOn on Paul Jacobs were weekend guests ber of Commeree took nearly .~ .., September 21, at the Maloney 1 Howar4 W8ilto~1 who 1s a pa 'Thm«s o The Unsaved Can Loae", ol relatives bustnessmen oo II' stearobQ•t Chn10 1n Pomt Fhasant The new at the She'M.eo~ Arms Hos- ThmgB The Saved Can Lose' , .J. cru 1se uf Narragansett Bay to amvaJ wetghed e1ght pounds and • Thmgs Everyone •• Christ Russen .L and Randall Rafe were s h o.w them some of the b.ay a·,.,.;;,~ Mrs Jo Turner LS reeovermg, Fmds Or Can Fmd ' Paiernal grandparenl!i are Mr Saturda1 mght guests of tRhelr mdwtrtal and tourtst advantag. and Ml"i R 8 Sayoe of New Hav alter mmor surgery at the Bucy en 1 I:'S Prayers by Jeannie Holl Jolont»• grandmother Mrs 'George en wh1le maternal etandparents n.ts City Hosp.1 tal She has been Stnckland and Mrs DeM-ott shaw vunt1ng Mt BJ:MI Mrs Robert Tyr eluded the meehng a-re Mr and \Irs Roy Harle~ Rev and Mrs Harry Bates nnd RADAR RAP ner and ch1•dren pebble and Mason C1ty sons Herschel and H01.rley Judv MANCHESTER Conn - Pollee, MIChael puzzled by slow movmg traff1e Mrs John Baker was takPn to Daughter• Engagement Gilmore and Mary Lou Sm1th al- I 10und three youths parked w1th tended d1stract meetmg Fnda) I Holzer Hosp1tal m the Rar.dings.a s1 gn readmg Radar Ahead" ma:ht and Saturday' m Zanesvtl!P CoJlS aptbul.ance Monday morn Announced By Grimms 1 he unoffiCial tapsters were ar Helen and Betty Eblm and Chf 1ng after sbe booame •I~ •t her r ested p1omptly because they had home on Front Sheet Mrs VIOla B Gnmm or Pl fCird Icenhower were Sundav unw1ttmgly set up thetr warnmg Pl~asanl 1s annouoemg the guests of Mr and M-rs Robe t servtce uuis1d~ a pohceman's Mr and Mrs W1lliam J Durst ~5 Charles Sauer and daugh- g,_gement and approachmg Dav1s and family, Langsv11le home enterta1ned wtt.h a dmner Sun ter Sally and Rtchard P1ckens nag!! of her daughter M1ss day evenmg at the1r home Kerr' were Ln Huntmgton, Sunday, to t1e Lillian Gnmm to il,h.;~ St Pomeroy honormg her broth ¥1Sit Mr Sauer, who IS a pattet"JI. DeBarr son of Mr and Mrs er and stller-~nlaw Mr and Mrs at the Huntmgton Veterans Hos• C DeBarr of Buckhannon prtal Mr Sauer who broke hts Dana Starkey, Ft Recovery htp m a fall Labor Day, was tak· M1ss Gnmm ts :1 '~:d~·~!:::~:~l Guests were 'NT and Mrs Star en to the hospital 'thursday by Waltama H.-gh School ~At key Mr and Mrs Harry Miller Mr Ptckens and wLII be m a full she U employe-d as •nd dau.Pter Judy Mn WeMell cast for e~ght weeks Hts room thl! offt-ce of t'-e Mason BeWn1 Mrs M..artm McAngus and number 1s 349 Healtil Department Mrs Virgil Roush and ch1ldren Roger Morgan has been tn C<l Her ftance Mr DeBarr I FOR SALE 32 acre FARM, 80od fences plenty of pasture, well watered coal and hmber, all mllleral nght..s 7 ROOM HOUsE, barn and other outbuddmgs On State H1ghway 143 €lose to church and h1gh school 30 mipute dnve t% all plants J W Weathe1by, Rutland Oh10, Rt l (Harrison~ 1Ue Road) 948 6tp WE WISH TO expresa to everyone who way durlhl the death Clf our mottter, Mrs We "fllb to thank Rev' 5c:Pm1tt, ChaseOld Dexter Choll', and all fnends and 9-~ltp Pete Nel10n were !In Mn 1I::~~~r~~~~·~ ....,elected prea•dent, osu (9-25 3tc) ( 1J Nct1ces 'jLost And Found" Is PrNrram Theme School Class of th., MasDn Me· 1t a m.eetlna tield sot1al t(.oDll on -:1'' ;;:oi;ii~B~urc~. secretary and Mrs "Lost and Found" was the themo [-. G~er, \l'CN1.lrer of tbt Y111uth Ftllo.w11hip of Pomeroy Fint Baphlt Church held 'The memtien were served a Supday fftltlna: a_t the church with apllbetti aupper durtn& the ev-e Mrs R H DeMott ill charge runa by the htlfteue5 Mrs Mary Ehub,etb Capeh1rt Mrs Geraldullc i.{h Zm:'a Denn~t TurkeJ Run, A aoac serviCe. open~ the meet Oreer and Mrs. F-annae Ptckens The olub voted to cancel the October 9 mettn'tl and to attel\>d was' tibe ,.aatr ~ Sunday ol Ulj with eiiCb m~b« CUCKLER R!ALTY Box 229 Phone 101 Y I By MEL-HEIMER ~ ~~~~~~~I ' I ... c-,. • Ave- MIDDLIPORT-8 ruom, 2 '!too frame N1cely located on corner Cement drive lot 55x'!S Gaoa(I:E!! Close to AVailable OC· schools $68'JO 00 910-M 11-20-tf IURAL-Modern 6 room and Card of Thank:l lDQ. tiees (Jj !!:vents tar elauifletl rates publiShed at l etnt PM' word GosSip Column1sts Squabble Goss1p colummsts curre"ntly are squabblmg over who antroduccd Uebl>H~ to Edd1e The scr1bes alsn are busy dciJIJimg g1fts "Eddte showers on Debb1e He gave her a necklace a soft dnnk dlSpensmg machme and a watch so tmy the d1amonds around 1t are b1gger than the face Debbie proudly dis plaved t-oday s g1ft on our lunch eon table It was 'a hny gold bnu doT1 clyck wrlh Edd1e s photo graph tn the back The exc1ted fan mag.ulnu ...ven have swttched from endlns lay outs of Tony and Janet Curtis and Leigh coomg to P<Jdures of Debb1e end Eddut do1ng d1t1o But after they marrv, Debbie 1n sisted the,...ll M na photos of Debb1e and Eddie brushmg the&r teeth ,..,.~~~ monr than one IDCornet illlet'tlon C Chara:ed Adl reeel't'ed b' JftiU telephone liveD e1rdul atlt,.•l tloo sat ltke thts grmmng at each othe1 ltke two 1rll()ts Fmally I stiHI Eddie wr JUst can t slt h€re and smile l!ke 1d1ots Eddie and DebbiE~ met br1efly ffil)n\hs ogo hut she refused to datc h1m "'hen he phoned bccausr 1 d1dn t knoY. anythmg about htm Alter sl\e finally accepted a dale they wt>nl out every mgllt dur1ng hts stx weeks stay here Tom Pafter'1on lead• SquareD- Mulb~rry Full rate of 2 be chqed IO,r a,~yi;rf!o~}l. ~ wltfl h1m Hollywood Notes Mlddlo""" ...i ... SPACE for TWO ~ILBRS oMb Street, New Hlven Call 8170.J, Middleport fA!!J9!'1(1; Regulation~ ' llr~ E...,. l'i'ofltt~. wu ......_! ed pre11dent Clf the Sunahine Sun- ,iia ' • .. ~ j. . . . .,...,. " �,, I • "' The DAlLY SENTINEL, Pomeroy.Middleport, Oh1o Page Two The OA 1LY SENTI ' Pomeroy.M Ohio Pr~-sident Elected fhe .DAILY SENTINEL ~ ' ' Was Jf.r~. Proffitt 01' TRI ~lUS ~ MA80M 4.REA l.ublllbed every aUernooc. uct!Pt Sundar by The Ohio ValleJ Henfine1. Inc at llll Mechanic S t, Pomeroy 0 Bu.:.lnesa ofUce phone M. ttdttoraal oll\ce phone 397 -- .J:Diered. u MCon4 class mAillp.a matter at the post office 11 Pomeroy, Ohio G~neral tiCHARD 8 OWEN Clnslfled Adw~..1na lltatw t1ualfled Ads reeelvJKI D1 10 • m will be publilhe4 11M .,.. r-='::==:::-~&-26.31 I day reeelved. 2 ,,lloom FllliNISHED APART Rates ?. eents per Wt)td, Qal In~. Priv1te bath and en sertion Mlnlm\lllt cbdr.&tt 2101.tranee Alao Furniahed Garage 4 cents per word for tbree enn. apartment, 808-Y Mrs Charles Jecuhve lnsertlons 9-22 etc Wagner, Srra~UBe • Speclal-One month ~or 25 per word Manapr CIIJ Edl&or J.\CK L COLLET"''E Mationa.a advertising representattve BotuoeJh Kunbll.ll, Inc , S43 lalagl.OD Ave ,N ew York Cth 16, N Y Sui.IIC:r1ption rates Dt lt\~T) bv "arrler where available 30 eenta per w:flt!k one year tn advanl'l at The Dall) Senttnel office $15 60 six MOnths $7 80 three rnon1hs $3 PO By motor route where avallable one mont:t. 11 By mall one Jnr $8 !!lx mont hs $4 25 three months· )2 50 one month $1 DWELLING BY ALINE MOSBY UnltH PrHI St1H Corrupond•nt HOLLYWOOD UP- When Deb b 1e Reynolds mart 1es Edd1 e F'1shet they wtll hve m Hnll)v.ood co ! star tn ptctures have SIX ehlldren keep the1r marriage prt\ale and never be apart Slnu Oebb1e met Edd1e three rnontha ago ttte details of the1r r~tm.an~ h.ve been lt.m1ud hourly bv the prua for the fans of movies and television Today s chapter rumes from Debbie who as the fan magazmr s I say currenth ts the ptcture of young love The fresh faced MISS Reynold,. mststE!d she and Eddie have nul even annouaccd the1r engagement Hawever she then ch:.~ttNed hap pdy about us New York Love• Edd1e Our fans don I mmd :~bout u ~ ' she conftded Now rm fan s know alwlut h1m and h1s fan.;; know about me When I 'ISllcd hJm m New York the:,. were v.on derCul They'd shout W1 v.:~nt Debbie One cab dnver looked mc over and sa1d You 1 i oka} for Eddie Th<"} lo\e hun tn New York they real!} du pa1d for before We fell m love so fa a st 1 Why n ght m th1s restaurant she satd w1th a wave al the Brown Derby Wt> clime 1n mooth Erron ln lVIII not be f01 lunch and JtlSI I "Then when he sang tn the Hollywood Bowl last week he looked towerd the front row and pul, "Aw c'mon, Oebb1e' and •nrybody applauded and, 1•ep. er1, I ft.ISt unk down .n my I 1 We "ant ptt\aC} she sa1d f1rml) But she added 11 the photo graph ers "' ant to shoo: p1ctures of tht huu se v. hen we move m all tight and u;e d puo;e for them out qd ~ the home u.~t" Debbte s1ppmg a bowl of soup between scenes of MGM s H t The Deck sa1d she and Edd1" have talked lhmgs over ;,md de ttded at s separallons that cause Hollyv. ood d1vorce:. 'We II IIH 1n Ho!i)Wood she NOTHING ,NEW declared Ami I 11 n~:\er Jet mv career mterfere w1th my man1a g1 SC'HENEC1ADY N Y - Three If 1t gets to th(• pumt whet 1 1 m~n named Ayrtun Perry and Carey mvented a sort of teleuswn does I d hm1t mv worktng "I lt.ISt 11gned a uven year con set tn 1B80 acc01dmg to General tract w1th MGM. Edd1e could Electnc researchers Thetr cammake a Picture w1th me ti-ler• era had lens and a bank of selenAnd' I ea~ _g~~....t~;;.;;.-~ JUm cells I: ~most worked \o: N I ' EW YORK - Tlungs one New Yotker thinks about The appearance m these precincts a few da)s ago of a mus1cal shoy, - I guess that Is the v.ord- called Hayndrl~ wh1ch opened the theat· rlcal season and jlreceded Ta.Jiulah Ba.nkhe~ by !orty.-e1ght hours {as the mght precedes the day), brought to Manhattan a new and fascinating text• con Hayr1dc was stacked to the thea With hillbdhea and the1r blzane language was so foreign to this v11lage that It was rcp<Jrted an mterpreter was needed to bnng a common llngu1stJc ground to one of the show s cast who encountered a wandenng bopster from the Btrdiand cafe, borne of the cool set Woolwarth Bldg. It took lhc pH•sence of Hayndc here for me to Jttst a. peewee learn fo1 mstance, that a. baby waker ill a musil' chm \\ ho plays real loud A ukulele, on the other land, '-- a ch1h d1per and a cap htder 1s a dependable man-atl'IJ\• 1\lhJ' from the days when h1llhlllles d1smanlled. their attlls and hid !hem from the revenooers the htdmg of tho -. aluable oo.p being en,ru11ted to a reUable peumn An electJ 1c gmtar 1s a dough board and & guitar p1ck is a toena1l A tickler Is a JUg with contents" There tave been more such tenns floatmg around Times Square lately It's mough to make & man seek out a tickler • • • • WHEN THE LAST of the Rockefeller Center skyscrapers went up -.veral se&IJ(Ins aro, 1t was pretty Well agreed tl'lat the final reed had Men Jtuck ln the bowl that the day or the mile-high building was about through Now comes Robert R Young, the rallroad potent.&te ft'lth newl that the New York Central R R lB contemplating a 1,600· foot structure to cost $100 milliOn on the site of the present GrBl'ld Central terminal at 42nd and Vanderbilt This would be 128 feet taller than the Empire state buoldlng and obviously Is being built 10lety to make me feel old I was ahve when the Woolworth building was the tallest in the world Really thot1gh the news Is cheery What 1.1 New York, after all w1thout a new skyscraper every now and then! • • • • WORD FROJ\.1 OLEG CASSIN I, the des1gner brooChng In lus East tlllt atreet town house over tashJOn moguls ....,..,o, he feels are forJetting that the dress is on!:. the setlmg for m lady s structure Its an,Anvelope for Ulc figure" The dress is not tne essence It should c:onfonn to the contour Tlwt for ChnsUan Dlor Mr Cass1ru a alight mustach1oed and almost shy man, 1s one of Manhattans most &urpnsing and successful men about town, havmg been married tG Gene Tierney and currently rat1ng extfemely l11gh w1th Grace Kelly It could be that, as Irene Dunne once said of Charles Boyer he makes all women feel as il they re Jadtes The Cassmls are a courtly lot 1 • • • • 1 MUST ADMIT MARILYN l\IONROE ha!!l been standing the town on ita ear lately She acted m locat1on sequences on l-exington avenue tor The Seven Ye(lr Itclt 11.nd strong men have famled m the lee-jams of dttzens scrambling lo see her In the flesh From Bltl 'l're&dwell director of the Museum of American Corned) and a Joe tl ad acency man comes word th,at Sunday Oct 17 Will be the ftrst "Father-In-Law Day ' How come a comedy museum man ma.kes such an announcement I' Fathers m .!\w-and I know at leaat one qmte well-are aa.d and oomber objects, snowed under by women fa om all tldet. I suggest a moment of silence on Oct 17 t ,, j • • • • DIE :JtEAUZATION THAT ALL THJ!'<I'GS do not necessarily gravt• tate to him who lives tbe good life came to me recently when p11or ecmnnltments made me pus up a cocktRll party for Gma. Lo1lobng1da at tbe Iavoy Plaza. Gt!e, 4ru1 . , New York 1s l1ke \h1s when Julie WiiiOil opt!'led lilt Ule Flas&'l Peratan Room recently she wore a gov.n Utat Pflrl!lan couturier Balmaln worked on thrm1ghout one full night lo tt.t aei' It was • white utin !heath, very decollete glittering with &tlck and white cry•W jeweJ11 and dramall?.('d by a large blnc:k pout which falls tnto a. train" Now honestly men of the oul~ld 70 u ever IH ~mtthing like that lu the Red DoJ Caf6 E ~7 1__ _/ Mlddleporf Per.. nals Mr •nod ' Mrs Dav~ J)ant Jr • Tom Pattnioa, recreaUatt dtr l"dMr aDii Mr-3 P.IIAlPavi& ~~ ector 1>C b111tral YMCA lft Cdl1101 m COIUD'Jbiia, ~ 1 att0d bUll was a gueit ~en the Paw the Ohio SW'teISJ.t~, 1[alv~ 4'1Mt, I and Taw Square Dance el~b met Wbtr.e Bill Dlli.4 pCq-ed firC Saturday evenmg at the OAV tBra-ndt la tb,a ~I hall, Pomeroy !lll Real Estate ' b.atth :S m1n"te 'drlye (rom Large OhJo lot.Valley £lectric Plant $5000 00 FARM-150 acres, 6 roCim houae with baaement, l:iarn, garaae and other butldmgs 60 aeres In cuhvahon AJI mmeral rights $470000 ----Sayres Announced Birth 01 Daughter Ob1tuary WaIt Disney Notice ts hereby g1ven t.bat J B c, m) f'd1l 1 0 Br1en whose Post Office Address heroes He nem hmd ot E.n eot Thompson Seton and h1s f.:tscmat ts Pomeroy Ohto has been duly mg Three• Lttlle Savages 01 .aP:pomted as Admmts~rator of the Estate of Flora H LewiS late of Rolf In The Woods V1llage of Middleport Melg& Brag or not I kept h•m fusc.not County Oh1o deceased ed all summer and he qu1l tll"' Datcct th1s 17th day of Septcm r&dlO thnller drlle1s ent1rely I have also been able to keep a fou t bet 1954 F H OBnen BY ROBERT c RUARK year old gtrl non squu mmg fo1 fl Jud ge of the Probate Court Perhaps they do not generallJ cnuple of hours w1th anunlll st o1 "'Me1gs County Ohto gl\e awards to the presidents (I{ Jes told tn tenns ul m}thology (gl 21 28 OOl 5-!ltc networks but 1 thmk that Mr Ro The1e a1e certa1n h{althy bli)t)d bert K 1ntner of the Amencan and thunders of lhc w1Jd y,cst ami NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Bruadcastmg Co desPrves a solld fore1gn adventlH e that do noI gold somcthmg for hmng the b1eed a desne to whrp a gtrl to Admlniltrator services of Walt Dlsn~"y for th ts death for laughs Thl:' charm an I Estate of Leonard edw•rd Foster autumn s TV program lf nuboch mformat1on m the other stuff 1 Deceat.ed else IS grateful the parents of our ought to make II a rare llwt on 1 Noltcc IS hereby given that rismg crop of potential ~oung which to ratse a k1d for when D1s Hal ph foster whuse Post Offiee thugs should send htm a blessmg ney does It It wdl b<> done \~Jt h Addre ss IS MmersvLlle OhiO In an era when Jt &s con~ered coruplete competence charm an d Rnutc No 1 has been duly a.psport to kick peupie to def.b and 1magmat10n Tht s 1s my uy, n th ank 1wwtetl u5 Admmtstrator of the sltoot each other v.lth upgtms and :.ou note to Kmtner and A l3t and Estate of Leunal1d Edward Foster murder eacb other wtth hotrods I hope the natJOn :,; thanks IS re latE' of Chesler 1ownshtp 1\fetgs and take dope for fun Mr Dtsne' flecled m w~att ver cnncretl fot m Count) Ohto deceased and Mr Kmtner propose lo re a netwurk wants most Wluch I I Dated this lOth day of Septem. focus the young-and adulttmagmc IS mOlH'\ ber 1954 mmd on sl•ghtly h"lth.ec top><s - - - - - - - - - F H 0 Bn•n than murder space cadets sad1sm NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 1 Jud ge of the P1ohate Court. and til-concealed smut and un AdminiStrator l\h 1gs f.JOunty Ohto funny rudeness Edate of Flora H Lewts Dteeased (9l 14 21 2B 3lc ols;eyS stuff IS CUt IntO fOUl - , - - - ~- - ---:.__ _ __ _ Teevee Tops WIt• h RUark I l1vmgsbne-n o n ~ I I I We may not know the reason why Dark clouds so often vetl the sky But though our sea be smooth or rough The Lord knows why and that's enough ~ MoN-..LY SPARE TIME (61 Lost & LOST-Ladtes diamond RING sev eral weeks ae:p at the Wab~ma Stadtum Fmder pleas, return rmg to the Daily Senhnel Clffice 9-28 3tc LOST-Black cocker spa mel .dog Stub tall Answers to the name of Ink1e Noltfy Frank G9thard, 912 s 3rd St, Middleport or Call 6102-J (81 Auto Solf!s 1948 CHEVROLET 2 door EX· ~ENJel::n~:~oyn, 3~EASOw~i ~:it • Mlddle ort Phone .- :-;:-:::-:-c---::--·7- - Ser~iees "(8 BI Auto , parts Land tomorrow herland 1 cueof L>fe AdventureFrun and Fantasyland Land o.f Tomorrow deals wrth sc1enttflc fact which ts octually moce thnlhng than """ tlftc f1ct10n Fronhcrland cuns1sts of stones about our legendary heroes-Dan I Boone, Ktt Carson Davey CIOckett and the like True L1fe Adventure deals With nature phuto~raphy ond exped1 twns 1n all lands and Fantasyland of course IS the stampmg ground on Master Donald Duck and Senor Mtguel Mouse The whole packag e cost 20 mtllwn skms and will last for years I can tell Bob Kmtner raght now that It w1il succeed '"tldl~ Th1 mterests of k1ds have deltnttely been perverted m recent years by abnormal bfood and-thunder 1n the com1cs and on the radw anti TV and the perverswn 1s not necessary There 1s for 1nstance, more m terest m antmals and nature toda) than I remember Tbe zoos ar<' packed and the ammal m<lvtes d1l fanta!Wtlc busmcss D1sney s thmg,o; ltke Beaver V;~lley and Seal Island and the upcommg Afncan m1rach: wrought b} AI Mlllotte (who ha< been workmg three years on tl are so utterly fascmatmg that yO\ get a sense of htgh fldventure 1t ftlms wh1ch use no humans whal soever In a small way 1 have exper tmented w1th creatmg a diverswn ar} mterest lor k1ds, m a monlhl) sencs for the magaztne f Jeld am Stream ll has been runn1ng fot two vears nearly It started out n an attempt on ffi) part to mteres ktds m adults and vtce versa b~ not wntmg e1thcr up or down t1 I Prthcr category We named tt Th and it hac 1 Old M m and the Boy all I could remember affectiOn at r ly of my relattonshtp as a k1 • v.t th two grandfath~rs and m 1 fatl\1 r II dealt wtth evcrythmt rrom game to fish to "md to wea th r r to a ra1ny d'ay m Aua-ust an lls rec!'ptton was so hearty an 1mme ~hate that one day 1t 11 be , ho1 k Thl' odd thmg "liS thnt th ad ult ~ greeted 1t more "arml than the k1ds I also remember 1 once aske1 I the son of a frtend or mme wha he playt d-what games, cowbo) an ::J lndtan.s qr what? We play tbe rad10" he sau woth stmple d1g01ty He neve heard of Paul Bunyon John Henry Boone Carson, I..ew1s and Clark, I I I I I MARCH 0" EVENTS r 1201 Sus1ness Services SINGER SEWING MACHil>iE ' ~~'tatlve in Pomeroy and Vlelaity every week For pur<ftiWI or repair of Sowini Mac"i!Wi, Call or Write S1n~ SeWing Machine Co , 25 St, ~~~:§:=::;: ~ EISenhower Would Avolcl Foreign Pohcy os Issue GOP leadenh•p to loud Democroh' ltpartlsanshlp Bp~' 9·11·1.\CI hQuy1 !;jlr,. Court ASHINGTO' N I .....-. Reri)llni ao6 eotlecbnl money from our flv~ etmt High Gradfl Nut machines m this area No SdhDI.! T9 qualify for work ypu lh\ISt have ear, references ..WD cash, secured by mventory Devoting 6 hours a week to bu saness, your end on percentage colleetlons Will net up to $400 monthly wath very good poss&· bdtbes of takllli over full tnne Income mcreasmg accordmgly Fqr mterv•ew, Jnclude phone 1n appb.eahon Write Nut-0-Mt:hc Co , Ine t 40 Exchange Place, New: ,York 5, N Yl tal to Ceurrai Prcu ned W and natl for the defeat of Democrat1c candldatf!s 1n tne congressASHINGTON -Th~ Elsenhowet admii\HdratiOn wtll flght tooth We're sustamed now m our sorrow 'Till we meet m that Bright Land Pete Nelson and Fam1Jy 9-281tp 8~ month old Black and tonal electwns thts autumn - but wtll tone down any attacks on Demo· COON HO!Jim , PUP cratic r.,tetgn policy ln fact even m the m1dst of the savage pohtlCl\,1 Searlet~, Z84 Palmer St, camp1ugn President Eisenhower and his lieutenants W11l frequently port May call anytime speak ro 1 blparttsanshlp m foreagn policy c\en gmng to the extent of publicly thankmg ljle Democrals for their contrl· ESTATE bubons and co ope~hon For ~ Ii:lSenhov.er \l.ho dof'9n t want Reds-In· government to be a campa1gn 1asue, doesn t want foreign pohcy to be one either He thlnks•the Re- GREEN 2 paece SUITE Cheap pubhcanl!l can light It out- and wtn--<ln domestic 6p m atralrs alone That s why Secretary of State John Faster Dullea devoted a portion of a recent ntws conference to One NACE stre11smg the importance of b1parttso.nsh1p ln foreign po!Jcy That's why the White House was so quick to say that the President w4s ' d~llghted" that Adlai Stevenson had written to French Pre· mu!r Mendes·France on behalf of the European Wmeup 1Dd Defer...:e Communlly Webster Ml•l Stevenson The admtnlatratlon was parhcularTy pleued that 0 the 1952 Democratic presldenbal nominee had ftret made aure that 1t was aU rtght with Dulles If he wrote the Jetter "That a true biparttasns111p said pnl!l State department oftlclal, "esUted peclallv when Stevenaon voluntarily got htmself mixed up in what wu obvwusly e. losing- cause ' e FARM VOTIE~The • • • and related h1sue1 • • • e c0NGRE88JON A.L • JNTENT,ONS-JU:_p Wayne Aaplnwalt (0) co10ra1o. ••Y• that · keeping track Of all the legi"'latlon poul'inl' throulh ConfreM In the cloalng1days of a .eeulon '-a bU like eauntlna a herd of cattle from a speedln&" (Mjrestlonal train.'' PIOO(I t.1 Tllt tut ~~e~•lon probably tcJ,k the ptlze tor the 1 amount of work pu.hed at the Jlllt mtnu~ ~ did Leflllatlott not b\ClUdt Ju•t bun4red• of m1hor bn11 '6 t .orne of .1 the' m~t impor ~ant work ot the enUre 1e on, auc,b •• the ta~ bill. thl atomie' energy Jegtsln.Uon Social Sec ty liberalization, tonign aid and the lncreue th the deb~ 1\rnlt. " T EVery ¢onrteas atarts out wllh good !nten~lonl!l....:.to t!pace ltl tmtJOrtanl work and I'\Ot be cauiht at thtl end w(th a logjam How• ever, 111t• JOOd iAttnUona eYtrywhlh, i'ftf''Ofm•~• hYII•, ~me· llm... ~tll¥•. (231 Leg a I 1-lotices LEGAL NOTICE • administration has done somethlnlt which no prevtous party 1n power- Republlcan or Democrallc-hu dared l!li.nce the tum of the ~entuQ It has defied the • farm bloe," and is set, through talks by the President, SecreU..ry Qf Agnculture Ezra Taft BenMJn and other top otrlclal• to defend the act10n as best for the tarmera and !or the American people In general The new farm blil will h1t many growers where it hurta-ln the pocket ,poo.k..--and 1ts provisiOns take effect durmg a. period of already deetlnilfl' income ror mott farmeu Democrats believe that they will be able to capture the next Con• gresa on the 1trength of tlhls lasue- but Benson has expreued the adhtlnltJtratton view ..... what Ia right l'l good pohUcs' even If It seem• to hurt some people 1 Jt the Republicans hold the1r own hr the tann areall-(lr e'V'en If th,y loae only a little ground- the (ann•belt canrtftsmen will have leiS to say In the future about legllla.tion on priCe supports,.eub.sldtel i ;: UR f 14l Fnr ..- ---- Dursts Hold Dinner Honoring Relatives Receht£ngagemenlls ' • Sealed B1ds w1ll be rece1ved the Board of County ers Me1gs County, Ohto, at Office of sa1d Board, Pomeroy, Oh10 up llllhl 12 00 o'clock noon October 18, 19M For furniibmg the followiDg Transport delivery o{ Gasohne regular. and premlUm H!-3 County Gat age, Ohio, at the dnectlon County Engmeer, durmg day per1od commencmg, Octob•o 18, 1954 Quote pr&ces on both and premium 1rades Board of COmmlssJoners ,.,..,., the ru~ht to reject any or all Sec 2352 Staff.O!Jker~ Meet l&t Nirht At 1lame ' 3Rooms ALL NEW · Furniture · $299~ $30.00 DOWN $10.00 Per Moath BAKER FURNITURE On Th• llrlrhloo$ ~ In Middleport Spencer Family,Enjoy8 Sunday Wiener ROfUt 1'h~ Mrs George Childs prestdent was m charge of the meehng and plans were made for the1r proJect of cle1nmg the Kmghts of Py thlas HalJ Ill the near future Spencer famaly enJoyed !t Wieber roa.st at theit farm, West l>urmg the socaal hour games Shade, Sunday A decorated cake were played w1th prtt.es won by witb tbe mscr1pt10n Happy Eat Mrs C P Gallagher, Mrs Cash mg" bak;ed and decorated .by Batlr, Mrs Homer Kennedy Mrs Spencer 13 year old son George Ch1lds and Mrs Horace Of Mr and Mn S1dney Spencer ~Elhlnney wa~ also aervecf. Tbe hostesses served a salad Attending were Mr and Mrs course to one guest Mrs Max S&dney Spencer, sons DCinald and Sanborn and these members Mrs Michael aod daughter Sedomll., George Childs Mrs Wilham All Ralpb Spencer and son Marvm, man, Mrs Lena McEihmney, Mrs Mr and Mn Roger Spencer and Lilhan Steiff, Mrs John Mayer daughter Debra and Mr and Mrs Mrs Ralph G1bbs Jr Mrs Milton Clatr Spencer Russell, Mrs .£h1itp Memblrt Gr1rf Rusaen, Mrs Bahr Mrs Gallagher, Mrs Horace McElhmney The' Ottober meeting wall be held at the home of Mrs Stelff • • • 'ATOMS FOR PEACE' Morr•s ' 3 ROOM P'UIINISH.ED APXIIT MENT PriVate bath 1 an4 en· trance 109 Union Ave Pli.one Plans were made to prepate to take part m the D1stnct Confer ea~;:e at PoD)ero.y on Oc!ober 7 1f'hen the Staff and Olftcers of Meags Temple, Pyth1~ S1stel'll, Mr., R~ed"' 1s US1stant vice-pre Middleport. met Monday evenmg sldent. 6f the Farmers and Sav- at the borne of Mrs Dave Fanner mgs Bank Wltlt Mrs Otho Watts as the ,.,,;st-1 -'---lng hostess IllS. tumbus where he asso\sted s1ster, Mrs Ruth GGtthardt and' huSband to move to a new home / Mr and Mrs J E Wll.son are VISthng Mr and Mrs Garland Wrlson and fam1ly m Wasltmgton and Mr and Mrs Robert Turner and three ehlillren are staymg at the Wilson h()me W.arren Bennett and sons Stephen and Chuckle, Columbus were weekend guests of hts par ents Mr and Mrs Charles Benn ett and St~en rema11 ed for a week's v1s1t I ated from BtK..ith~•;:on~!r~:~r High School and Wes\ Wesleyan College He 15 ed by Ut~ Stale Department Health as 5 amtarwn of Masolt and P~toam coun(tes The Wedd mg w1m take place 10 Octob~r Mrs. Watson Honored Husbarul With Dinner Mrs Russ Watson entertamed w1th a dtnner Sunday at her home Fore6t Run , honormg Mr Watson on h1s brrthday A decorated btrth day cake w 1th the mscnphor: "Happy Birthday Russ was served I wltll the dmncr Sunday guests or Mr and Mrs Call Mattox were Mr and Mrs Leonard Mattox and daughten; Karen and Mary Anne, N1tro Mo and Mrs fijustace Wdson son, Andy Pt Pleasant ]'resent were Mrs John Ba1ly Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bertha Scott, Mr and Mrs r.rrs Roger Morgan a.nd children Wtlltam Kmght and children Ke1th and Kathie were Mr and Rozanna and st¥phen, Mr and Mn Mrs Robert Shesky and daugh Elmer Leonar-d Mr and Mrs ters Deborah Ltnda and Susan Purley Karr Rr1chel and Judy Gen Nelsonville he1mer and the honored guest and Mr and Mrs Ernes-t Jones and Mrs Watson daJilghter, €arol Jean, ZanesvlUe 1 ::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::~::: have been vmtmg Mrs Earl La I; rna and daughter, Jean Mr and Mrs Charles Lew1s and famil~. Charleston v1stted 1t1s mother Mrs Evelyn Lew1s Sun BARGAI~S ~GiiLI~R E '' n 11;;:;;=:;:;;;~~i;;;:;;i?,:;=:;;;;i; · BAKE"-'~ uSEbsroltl ---.:...;. Keep'Em Shinin' With. Polish From GORES Clinton Fis~ Co. ' ~ .... Pomeroy- Pt. Pleasant- Ripley - an Electric clothes dryer day Robert, e~ogtwt. year old son of Mr and Mrs Carroll Swaru.on haa returned to school after be mg lll wtth a throat mfeC'tlon for the pat week. Shirley EvaruJ and Frank tep, Ooltbmbus, s"nt the week end Wlth their parents and re.Ja· t1vea Eastep as enrolled 1n h&s sl)phomo1 e yell" Ohio State Unt vernty and Mtss Ev111s w employed as secretary at the Wlllt)' Mrs Garen stlnabury president of the Mldclleport G~rden Club was hostess MOnday evemng wheJ memlters of ttre EXecutive Boards of the Middleport and Amateuz Gardeners Club met to completu the w~~rk or then annual Fan Flower Shower whu~'h was held or Sept 18o18 Mrs Ben Pbtlson chairman of &he show, Mrs E M Bla.ke, president of the Amateu1 Gardeners, Mrs Max Roller v1c-e prestdent Mrs. R C Sansbury, secretary and Mrs W H Juhhng' treasurer of the Middleport Gar den present for -Than YouTHINK! LET US INST.\LL A GAS FLOOR FURNACE Many Sizes A vallable To Fit Any Size llome We Also Have Anllobl• The WALL FURNACE Gas Cooversl011 Burner ·Wesley ~OOr~ • rrg Plumbing & I-I eating SaJ.s- Service W S, Zatl. Ave Middleport PhKel088 I electrio cloihes dryer a fattlto easier wny to dry your clotboo but ;!* get a big plvo wh011 it comeo•to ealoftd; thmgol Electrio heat II pntle. It ~,... <>Oion. Why DOl - your eleelric RPJIII If de11ler today !or the fliU stocy of IIIIa nnd aU the other wonclorful odWtn9 fs an <l elid!IC clotlalo m,..._ • · ,MGOkP! ., ; SolO& - PA:INT - Sei'vke Pb. 6265·X Middleport. 1:1. another reason YOU need Not only li-2&-11 ~ Its Later MRS STANS8URY IS HOSTUS rna.~ w'ltb bath 156 Mulberry Ave nue, Pomerey t:-25-8t.e ~ WAX and CHEMICALS Board of County c~;'!;~:ss~:~:;t By Perry A. U.tggs, (9) 21-28, (10) 1>12-4tc APARTIIIENT 494-Y Percy L P•oplea Saturday ............. .... ............... ..................,. I ALL THE BEST CAR Rel'lt MO~ 3 Room '< ' Anllbar~Ced I By the hope that some bnght ture Wall un1tc us as God bas I 1 Amanda Bishop Nelson daugh· ter of Charlt>S and M:uy Folden B1shop, was born on June 14th 1872, and passed away on Septem· ber 22nd, 1964, at tbe age of 82 years 3 months and 8 days She was umted m marrtage to Reuben Rus.sell and to thts unton were born 3 chtldren Edward of Pome roy, Ohio Ahce of Columbus and Ethel who preceded her m death, 3 grandchildren and 2 great grand children After the def:llh of Mr RusseU, she was umted m marr1age tn ! Peter Nelson m August, 19i3, wbo st&ll surv1ves also two ststers, Ella Farley of Salem Cente1 and DalBy Ankrom several nieces and nep hews a~d a host of fr1ends She un 1ted w&th the Old Dexter Church e-arly tD hfe She was pahcntly cared for by her aged companiOn, althCfgh she suffered greatly the last few months of her h!e She was cour ageous m her f1ght Cor health, bOI"e her suffering w1th patlence and greeted her fr1ends with a sm1le. She was a SJ!nerous and obb" mg ne&ghbor always ready to help m time of Sickness and need One more chenshed frten.d has left us ~ And our hearts arc sad and sore But the memones she has left us We shall cher1slt evermore Thoae present were Mrs June biz' through the hymn books the FolX Dance jn&htute condl£- Mra Katie Kattbuwa and Van Meter Mrs Lilah Zerkle~ Mr~ ted by Fred al'ltd Mary Collette, ol dlu.Cit,ter, DNaa Matthews, Vlne bymiP contain1nt tb• Word lost ~ily Burgess, Mrs Glad)'s fouad, OJU! vene or wh1ctt AUanta Ga, nat.10nal folk dance Street Thomu, Mrs Evelyn Proffitt .llr and Mrs.: Cad Owea att sung w1tt, Jack Braley iS leader leaders Mrs E1Jen Foglesong, Mrs Elua Yrsihnc relat~vta In Dl)1!oll, th11 1 Mr Patterson, who has been wee\: Sally lADders read Lukf! 15 1 7 beth Harris Mrs Thelma New in Pomeroy smce lut W ednesMrs · Myrtle White Tiate'ber the story of t,be lost sheep Mar- comer, Mu Pearl Roush Mrs Lu M.r9' Jeotn I day a!so act":ompan1ed Mr and and Mrs. Mabel M•nll•U, Colum- lh• Li.Jiden re.acl Luke 15 7 10, cille Sw•d:hammer, Warner and the hostesses bua. Vltttw;S retltint and fn,nds the story of the salver com la&t Mrs John Hard.;r toonthe ,~:~~:: Major and Mn S R Kerr lft:d. daa-ce m Albany hftlliS.. fiiVti \he weekebd. an4 found, .a.ad Jean L¥ders read chaldren were &U~ts o( her par- I evenm&, and to Ra~me on ~ills M•ude 'fa)tor Jru return- I.)Jke 15 11·24. tbe story of a son Laurel CUff evenlng, where they duected enta Mr and Mrs John Diehl e4 hroine, iller a v1sit m Huat- lost and fouad cmg for the frestunan sOphomore UtfiOR IY MRS. JOHN D1EHL several days Sunday callers at II I party Followin& the smgan.r of a the D1ehl bome were Mr and Mrs lteofnt §UO<ts tf ~ LoiO Ce number nf c:horu.ses Jeanrue Holt Attendance at Sunday School Herman Harnaon Mrs Loutse sta. oM were J B Cedi, Lilllii 11!><1< rave • teabmooy on the themot Sept 12 wu 62 with offenng $7 21 gel and son Eddte Neal of Gam'"' Mr, Paul Ro<~. Huotirl~oo: What I FouDd ~hen I t:am@ to Mrs Dorotby Carroll called on pohs Mr and Mrs Clifford Jacobs Mrs Ebel'" Wrltbi UJd cbUd<en, Cbmt" m.d J'obnn~ Stnckland on aunt Mrs Geo Renshaw ' and son Jack of Middleport and f.'•''liA.. ko» and ~ ... Lee lr , Pier "What I Lost Wilen I Came .tc I w;M,.~r and Mrs Hall Gotschall Carey Hysell and daughter Mar pont, Ohte, •n.d Mrs Nellt.e Vile, Chmt" guests of Mr and Mrs C F c1a • Salem Centet. Mr and Mrs Layton Sayre of Hilt Mts .Dauw .Saunders spent the A ser~pture searehina contest COMMERCIAL CRUISE New Haven are announctna: the d With Ml'l Layn Sltund- WIS held t'h.e Yertel Ill wbtch weru Mr and Mra Jerry Pullens and PROVIDENCE, R 1- The b1rth of a daughter on 1\lesday wee tht:ns. and also w.s1ted wltb. used m a three fold ditcUSSIOn on Paul Jacobs were weekend guests ber of Commeree took nearly .~ .., September 21, at the Maloney 1 Howar4 W8ilto~1 who 1s a pa 'Thm«s o The Unsaved Can Loae", ol relatives bustnessmen oo II' stearobQ•t Chn10 1n Pomt Fhasant The new at the She'M.eo~ Arms Hos- ThmgB The Saved Can Lose' , .J. cru 1se uf Narragansett Bay to amvaJ wetghed e1ght pounds and • Thmgs Everyone •• Christ Russen .L and Randall Rafe were s h o.w them some of the b.ay a·,.,.;;,~ Mrs Jo Turner LS reeovermg, Fmds Or Can Fmd ' Paiernal grandparenl!i are Mr Saturda1 mght guests of tRhelr mdwtrtal and tourtst advantag. and Ml"i R 8 Sayoe of New Hav alter mmor surgery at the Bucy en 1 I:'S Prayers by Jeannie Holl Jolont»• grandmother Mrs 'George en wh1le maternal etandparents n.ts City Hosp.1 tal She has been Stnckland and Mrs DeM-ott shaw vunt1ng Mt BJ:MI Mrs Robert Tyr eluded the meehng a-re Mr and \Irs Roy Harle~ Rev and Mrs Harry Bates nnd RADAR RAP ner and ch1•dren pebble and Mason C1ty sons Herschel and H01.rley Judv MANCHESTER Conn - Pollee, MIChael puzzled by slow movmg traff1e Mrs John Baker was takPn to Daughter• Engagement Gilmore and Mary Lou Sm1th al- I 10und three youths parked w1th tended d1stract meetmg Fnda) I Holzer Hosp1tal m the Rar.dings.a s1 gn readmg Radar Ahead" ma:ht and Saturday' m Zanesvtl!P CoJlS aptbul.ance Monday morn Announced By Grimms 1 he unoffiCial tapsters were ar Helen and Betty Eblm and Chf 1ng after sbe booame •I~ •t her r ested p1omptly because they had home on Front Sheet Mrs VIOla B Gnmm or Pl fCird Icenhower were Sundav unw1ttmgly set up thetr warnmg Pl~asanl 1s annouoemg the guests of Mr and M-rs Robe t servtce uuis1d~ a pohceman's Mr and Mrs W1lliam J Durst ~5 Charles Sauer and daugh- g,_gement and approachmg Dav1s and family, Langsv11le home enterta1ned wtt.h a dmner Sun ter Sally and Rtchard P1ckens nag!! of her daughter M1ss day evenmg at the1r home Kerr' were Ln Huntmgton, Sunday, to t1e Lillian Gnmm to il,h.;~ St Pomeroy honormg her broth ¥1Sit Mr Sauer, who IS a pattet"JI. DeBarr son of Mr and Mrs er and stller-~nlaw Mr and Mrs at the Huntmgton Veterans Hos• C DeBarr of Buckhannon prtal Mr Sauer who broke hts Dana Starkey, Ft Recovery htp m a fall Labor Day, was tak· M1ss Gnmm ts :1 '~:d~·~!:::~:~l Guests were 'NT and Mrs Star en to the hospital 'thursday by Waltama H.-gh School ~At key Mr and Mrs Harry Miller Mr Ptckens and wLII be m a full she U employe-d as •nd dau.Pter Judy Mn WeMell cast for e~ght weeks Hts room thl! offt-ce of t'-e Mason BeWn1 Mrs M..artm McAngus and number 1s 349 Healtil Department Mrs Virgil Roush and ch1ldren Roger Morgan has been tn C<l Her ftance Mr DeBarr I FOR SALE 32 acre FARM, 80od fences plenty of pasture, well watered coal and hmber, all mllleral nght..s 7 ROOM HOUsE, barn and other outbuddmgs On State H1ghway 143 €lose to church and h1gh school 30 mipute dnve t% all plants J W Weathe1by, Rutland Oh10, Rt l (Harrison~ 1Ue Road) 948 6tp WE WISH TO expresa to everyone who way durlhl the death Clf our mottter, Mrs We "fllb to thank Rev' 5c:Pm1tt, ChaseOld Dexter Choll', and all fnends and 9-~ltp Pete Nel10n were !In Mn 1I::~~~r~~~~·~ ....,elected prea•dent, osu (9-25 3tc) ( 1J Nct1ces 'jLost And Found" Is PrNrram Theme School Class of th., MasDn Me· 1t a m.eetlna tield sot1al t(.oDll on -:1'' ;;:oi;ii~B~urc~. secretary and Mrs "Lost and Found" was the themo [-. G~er, \l'CN1.lrer of tbt Y111uth Ftllo.w11hip of Pomeroy Fint Baphlt Church held 'The memtien were served a Supday fftltlna: a_t the church with apllbetti aupper durtn& the ev-e Mrs R H DeMott ill charge runa by the htlfteue5 Mrs Mary Ehub,etb Capeh1rt Mrs Geraldullc i.{h Zm:'a Denn~t TurkeJ Run, A aoac serviCe. open~ the meet Oreer and Mrs. F-annae Ptckens The olub voted to cancel the October 9 mettn'tl and to attel\>d was' tibe ,.aatr ~ Sunday ol Ulj with eiiCb m~b« CUCKLER R!ALTY Box 229 Phone 101 Y I By MEL-HEIMER ~ ~~~~~~~I ' I ... c-,. • Ave- MIDDLIPORT-8 ruom, 2 '!too frame N1cely located on corner Cement drive lot 55x'!S Gaoa(I:E!! Close to AVailable OC· schools $68'JO 00 910-M 11-20-tf IURAL-Modern 6 room and Card of Thank:l lDQ. tiees (Jj !!:vents tar elauifletl rates publiShed at l etnt PM' word GosSip Column1sts Squabble Goss1p colummsts curre"ntly are squabblmg over who antroduccd Uebl>H~ to Edd1e The scr1bes alsn are busy dciJIJimg g1fts "Eddte showers on Debb1e He gave her a necklace a soft dnnk dlSpensmg machme and a watch so tmy the d1amonds around 1t are b1gger than the face Debbie proudly dis plaved t-oday s g1ft on our lunch eon table It was 'a hny gold bnu doT1 clyck wrlh Edd1e s photo graph tn the back The exc1ted fan mag.ulnu ...ven have swttched from endlns lay outs of Tony and Janet Curtis and Leigh coomg to P<Jdures of Debb1e end Eddut do1ng d1t1o But after they marrv, Debbie 1n sisted the,...ll M na photos of Debb1e and Eddie brushmg the&r teeth ,..,.~~~ monr than one IDCornet illlet'tlon C Chara:ed Adl reeel't'ed b' JftiU telephone liveD e1rdul atlt,.•l tloo sat ltke thts grmmng at each othe1 ltke two 1rll()ts Fmally I stiHI Eddie wr JUst can t slt h€re and smile l!ke 1d1ots Eddie and DebbiE~ met br1efly ffil)n\hs ogo hut she refused to datc h1m "'hen he phoned bccausr 1 d1dn t knoY. anythmg about htm Alter sl\e finally accepted a dale they wt>nl out every mgllt dur1ng hts stx weeks stay here Tom Pafter'1on lead• SquareD- Mulb~rry Full rate of 2 be chqed IO,r a,~yi;rf!o~}l. ~ wltfl h1m Hollywood Notes Mlddlo""" ...i ... SPACE for TWO ~ILBRS oMb Street, New Hlven Call 8170.J, Middleport fA!!J9!'1(1; Regulation~ ' llr~ E...,. l'i'ofltt~. wu ......_! ed pre11dent Clf the Sunahine Sun- ,iia ' • .. ~ j. . . . .,...,. " �I "- -• ~rev • MlddlePQrt, YSENTI Four 1954 Ohle C\ ., ' Ohio State Buckles DOwn To Meet Cali£ .. ' ''' ' ' Paul Larsen Is 1Said To Be Top Passer, Runner .• . ' . . . ONE MORE CHANCE ••• 8r Alan Mmr INOTRE DAME p,.., flNtt. -- ~ him hold up a pt,)'er'& shirt Is trneling ttcret•rl' J•ck Dunn. I I ---- -- ~ - -- ~- --- FoUowlng lnwa among the top 10 teaD'Iil were UCLA, WIK4bnsin, ft.JJryla~, . D.. uk;e, S01,1t~ern c;allf-· d omia, Penn State an Mi8Sipt>l, m th at order. · The Fighting Irish, who present· ed 26-year Did Terry Brennan, their new coach, with an imprel· 9ive 21-0 victory over Texas in reporting on two scouting trips to CallfGroia . Good PasHr The California quarterback led the country in total offense Iaiit year. This year, against Oklahoma and San Jose State, be has com· pleted 23 of 33 passes for 2SO yards and three touchdowns. None of hill passes bas been intercept- f~LEVELAND, Ohw UP- A Cleveland lnd1atts off.ic ial today tJlamed "loss of confidenc{'" in the ' tM"Im fo r the facll. that. for the Sl't:und stra~.ght seas(J n, the lndl<lns. drew more customers un the roacl th<Jn they did at home in M·u nicipal Stadmm. The Tnbe's f1nal home attend· ann lor .h1s season was 1.335,472 compared to 1,474,651. Last year 1·he t.lg ures w~: re 1,069,176 at ' lwm(' anrl 1.201 .146 . N;J if' OJ;hn director of sladium actiVllit>s. tnrd to explain how thu; h a~ happened dcspile a col- urh.il pcn nanl -wmninp; team that inC'1'1.11if·s two top winning pitch· {'I"S, ann a new rceord for vic-torit•s. " For th ree :oe<~rs we finished the fans jus( lust con- S('('onrl 11 nrl Your Best Buy Is A WE$'i]NGHOUSE * Laundermat * Dryer See The New I 9 55 Westinghouse fidence in the " team . And, not very many picked us to win this year, so there seemed l(l be little reason, from the fans' poiat of view, to come out," he S~Lid. Then there is the matter of gro pla-yers. Cleveland has Larry Doby-w.ho was tops in runs with :-t2" and rbi's with 1211-1 Dave Hoskins, Dave Pope and Smith : "We play in some town&, Detroit, Washington and ~:,::~1 more, wltcre there are no N players. so we always draw there than <those rather teams draw here," he sa.id. And, possibly underlying <~hove reasons fo the lag-despite lhe shot in the of Bobby Avila winning the tmg championship with an aver· d E arIY age of .341, . . Bob Lemon "ot .an h 23 W}•nn gammg Vl ones eat • and the fact that Cleveland -..on 111 games for a new American League seasoD record._was the eeonomic pidure. "'We are a highlr:Y ifldustrialized area here," DoNn pointed out, "and unemployment has been run ning h"~h. Money\~ been scarter pennant ." In that year, Cleveland this year than for instance, it was in 1948 wtlen we won the drew a total of 2,620,627--an alltime record . Howe\'er , Dolin satd, "we're not complaining. This year's fine showing , plus the fine playe rs like Herb Score, and some others 00 add soild club we have now, shou-ld change the attendance"' picture neXt year ." TV -- [O>mplete Television 1 1vtee oa oil maket I Modela .... ,.~ 1 J Cleland's Phone 200 IIR W. Main Greet ;i;ei~ C:U':;t ~~a~~e r;e9a:,n::i:!!i caution is in order. Hayes, whCI found much to be happy about in tbe Bucks' 28.0 win over Indiana in their opener Saturday, gave a tong analysis of d his team ,but he summe up a ··rair appraisal" in a few words. He caHed the Buckeyes "a fair ~:r:•;!tu~ 10 ... DUTCH BULBS• ' '""" " ' ··' ..... ......... ~ "' ·'" b. ... ' Tulips Daffodih Hyacinths · Crocus ~~~---- "'"\ · o! , f . '' . ' . l ~ ........, '' T:F· . ·• •rm: U.::'w!ilo• ·} Nl tf '" ON•·:y ~ · ,$2~. ~00 ~.· ' tfort. JM)'1 . 't ~ --~...- ~~ . .. ~ ·,U·,:,dii!H.l'l·~.,tuilla · ~.,., ,'l, ;~ c·~ '. ·.··• ). , ·tel• . • 4 •ltf.· . · ,\ . .- • • .M•'! .-..._·"..'·;.... , ·.'·.\ M·· t·:;.·,-.,..V lahoma ranked· llfth' iq ·the . naal ~=·rating& 1 , . ·'· !... ~ Jfawte1es . and':lhe ~ .-)'~··. .• ;. · , ~;· I ··. ··""'· ... ' .. .f.. ,.· · · '' ·.'' •'·r ·' '' '· NE)¥ f1.t;J· bWt~G. ., . ' r . . l- .-. ' FLITE·X· ~~f.QI,,_~f · , . now·•o·..... ......l , ' . ' ' / ·~·~ - -~: ·f'l & · it · . IM ~ . '. •.' Hld6fll ···~~~~~..~-.,•.~...>.· : .., f] 1 4J ,,.,, I flld-fllflfJt f(~lf,, l{fl,·. •_ 1 ... . ./. ...., I ' ; ..•, ··~ ' • I • IMPORTED . I • 8:00 Red Sktil~on Show 8:30 The ·BLue Angel PAGE 6 ~etter phyliic~l Quartet Of Foreign Heavies In Top Ring Spoll! As Contenders NEW YORK UP-Four foreign heavyweights are among the the top 10 contenders for the first time i~ a ,quarter~entury, the Ring Magu:me s latest ratings disclosed today. Number one contender is big Nino Valdes of Cuba wlt.o Automatically regained th~ top perch because of Ezzard Charlet~' recent knockout ·by champion Roeky Mn. ctanl). Valdes had been Lop asplr1nt l.ut winter but lost the berth to Charles because of .Ezzard'l!i kay. on over Coley Wallaee and S»t~field . Moreover, Valdes won unimpressively twer Archie McBride and Jame~ J. Parku. Charles was dropped tbia time to third place, just below Don Coctell of Englaad. Heinz Neuh.au• nf Germany is r•aked tevent.b and Earl Walls of Toronto, Oa.t., llllllh tn;;;.~':;i~~~~ I .• :;, .." i . l! • ~ . .'~.. •' ~ ~ ~ c .• .. ., ., .~' .. . ··~ -- . . . ..' ..' . . . ' ~ '· ' ' .. ' .. . .. ,, . . .,. ' . ~ ' - THAT'S sound advice with whicl;l ~~ . '' \ .. good salesman will ~gree .. . I '··' t \ ' ' .I '' ~h AND those ore the people '. you . .' .,. ' ' ·f'P~· through our advertising columns. ·· .. . I · ,. \ - ~ ~~~ • ·, ' ,·,._ ,;;(:. .. : ' '~ ·. •· I ' . '. •. :. ·' ..· .• i ' ' .'' · .. •. ' ' ' • \ • ' . ' .. . ,.....,...' ·. : . ' . ' " ...... . , .• YOU'LL reach,these~tr ~ .e'?~t · .: ,. 4 dnor Deluxe. Orlilnal blue fbllsb/ aeellent motor, g<iOd tires. WOflh much more. 'See It tocltyl $395. . ~~ . I . ~·. { ~ ' · Doily Sentinel. ;J.·- . . , ,, , I' " .' • .. ,. t . ,;. .. , ,.u,.· ,, •..l ' ... . "( 11,:· ; :. - - . ' ' • . ' ·' t . • • '· " . > .• effectivf!ly·through adyer.~l~f9 ·~- ,in ..· !"~' ' . ' • f ·, •• • KA~!"!X~-~~D,T. ~ . · · POMIIOY,-OtUO . • · ·1 c ~ -~. ;... < ) ' \ Iii ~ ... •• ·•' . .. · Life' Sign. Off DAILY C~OSSWORD • ~ By KBNIE BUSHIUI.LQ ~\ //; j ' . o > • ·,· · .... -~ ' . ~·-~ ;;:".~ ·~.: ,• :. •'. :.''~ ;~~.,~ : \ ·' ____ .;,_ - .UBIE m• SLATS them are interested, directly or .,iridirec~l~ \ ' ' . . . . .. ' '· ..· . ' . (' . • t' ' .' . . il') farm operations. .. ' y ' . ·' ' ..._ ,J> ' : ., . .r - estel in their coml'i'l\.lnity. And . iTfof#' ~f. ' I ·' .... here, who own thejr ~~mes, and,ar~: · ' · llaYII'Io.nd ' THEY are tbe people who really;I~ .. . Dqotfy •. ·~· ' ' ' - 7:(1() t Te,(fdrli~~ .. 7:30 Do~s Edwlrda, NeWS 7:~ 19 . StaUord . WCHS-TV-WEDNESDAY • 10;00 • Sign On 10:00 Garry Moore l 10:30 Arthur Godfrey Time· lJ :30 Strike It Hich 12:00 . Valiafll. Lady , 12:U5 Love of Life 1~ :30 "Search for Tomorrow 12:45 The Guiding Light ' .. ' ' . ~' 8:00 Cilco ·iQd . · . 6:30 _Esso Reporter 6:,.S · ~me. ~Junders Spor'ts 6:55 · Weaijterman Waterfront Life witb Father ' Stop the Music World News Tonlght Up to the minute News ;•· · ' ·:r I _, 4:31) Account J;OO Ludl¥ ,a Ranch d:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:05 I ., . . j . 1;00 4:13 9;'&.\~<J.unii' • . '. ' ' 1 • ... LY TO 811¥:·-:-·;- ·_: · I --<11Footb111l League. The Forty Nineu si,gned Dunc-an to spell Ar- Ann• But.r D1lt Robertson nold Gali.fia--who was iojured .n : "THI OUTCAST Df I'OKIR Sund..-y"• iame witb the WashingPLAT" ton Redlk!Jls. __ 1 ' -. ~ _,.,.._ + I ID TMUIIDAY'S PAitl~ Be,.,_ ...... w... all its glol}! •· Sotur<la,y .......... ,..t ... , Oklahoma, 21·16 conqueror or Texas C'nristian for its second triumph of the season, aftrae'ted. eigh\ fir&t: place votee and 284 Philly A's Thinking About Move To New c·lty FOr NeXt year BOWLING next w.- . • . Utah: . Rex power b.-ore a nationwide Dame received 333 out of a po"i· ble total of 350 points. lrith JAoi't Purdue Notre Dame, ran.J...ed seeond to Maryland !at! year under now-re- hi• w ..... footbaU team with a £Ood chance of improving." .INDUSTRIAL DefensiYI Improvement HOWARD'S MOTOR CT. "Our defenses have plenty of E. Neal ...... 164 158 160 482 room for improvement," Hayes Kn0re ... .... . 147 126 128 401 said . In other toneS he said, the Slagle ... , . . . . 165 163 167 496 NEW YORK UP-Owner Roy Buck defenses are a "long, long Howilrd . . . . . . 113 141 101 3:56 Mack i.a sebeduled to explain the long way from being good." P . Neal . . . . . . 144 126 156 426 problems of his Philadelphia Ath· "Our t.ckllng I• t.etter but It Handicap . . . . . 32 32 32 96 letics to his fellow American Lea· · Is not vldour. and tough enough" Total . . . . . . 765 746 744 2235 gue club owners today and the H ayes &II"d , ·~, ..., ma•- some m 1sK . " V• CADS group is expected to discuss the take& In the Indian~~ game, Coate& ........ 148 179 182 509 posslbility of transferring the of them by veterana." Matthews . . ... 116 184 U59 519 franchise ·tQ another city. '"h •· - w1"II need goo d 11 ne c row . . . . . . . . . 1"7 1 e Buc....,. ., 146 97 400 · ca1, Sarkk inen said. Blind .... , , ... 130 130 130 390 Arnold JohnsQn, Chicago realtor P 1ay agamst Larson is the kind of quarter- Russell . . . . . . . 118 124 164: 466 who heads a group seeking to buy back seldom seen in the Big Ten, Total ....... 789 763 732 2284 the Athletics and mQve them toKansas City , planned to att.eb.d tbe the Blltkeye assistant said, pointing out that Big Ten quarterbac:IB L:~ONS CLUB meeting to ex.plai,o hia .JfOUp's of· ·· often Jimit their wort to passina:. Ct\vert ....... ~ 146 147 127 429 fer. The L•n~tn T Blind ... - ... ·.. 130 130 130 390 It will be the first time that tbe But Larson, "he's a bundle or Jacobs ........ 170 191 1M 519 Athletics' woes, almos.t all f# them buckshot who scatters the deCense Harry Miller .. 166 172 181 519 finarichd, will be considered by with his optional run, pass, or roll W. Anderson .. 133 130 161 4~ the rest of the league assembled out play," Sarkkinen said. Handicap . . . . . 52 52 52 15fl as a body. And the meeting comes "They think so much of this Total ....... 802 822 809 2433 ·exaetJy one year '~after a similar boy on the West Coar.t that they ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY meeting approved the switch of call the · C•llfornia oHense · the Schoenleb ..... 169 154 198 521 the S\. Louis Browns' franchise to 'Paul Larson T.'' Sarkklntn said. Wiggins ...... 170 167 190 ~27 Baltimore. There are other men on the Cali· E. Anderson ... 1M 156 185 495 fornia squad, Sarkkinen admitted. Will · · · · ...... 178 148 211 337 It was considered highly unlikeThe line, «fine and big" average,; Grueser . ...... 188 182 148 518 ]y that a .\ransfeT would be 215 pounds and is anchored by Total . - ..... 850 807 932 2598 brought about at today'1 meeting. en ds J.1m Ham·f an and Jim Car· 1 But even penOJliJ most hopeful of michael, neither of whom has NY CLOTHING HOUSE keeping the franchise in Phila. d ropped a pass, and veteran cell· Mason ........ 139 170 178 486 delphia admitte4 that this meeting ter Matt Hazeltine. Duerr . . . . . 116 117 133 366 could Jay the groundwork for "That entire line is built for Kloes ........ 117 145 118 380 such . a transfer before the end the purpos e of giving punch to Seyler .. . ... .. 161 139 149 449 of the year. California Power T attack" Clatworthy .... 217 168 178 563 ------Sarkkinen said in explaining th!it Handicap . . . . . 41 41 41 123 T 1 · PLAYER GETS MARRIED If somet h.mg goes wrung with Lar· ota . . . . . . 789 780 798 2367 MIL son's individual attack. the half· BLACK DIAMOND . WAUKEE UP- AtUwaukee b k d f Bo Braves' tbiNI baseman Eddie ac s arc use or wicked power wen . . . 163 138 173 474 M lb d M" thrusts . . Follrod 157 148 130 435 a ews an IBS Vir)eltll Lauby of Marshfield, Wis., were marr1"ed Strua Fundamentela Davis 134 148 1Z.OS 407 Monday af-ternoon in a brief and 156 1GO 191 :137 !!limPle ceremony performed at Hayes worked his t,am on fun· Searles ~~~IJ~ : damentals Monday afternoon Foss . . 179 172 168 !)19 the councy clerk's office. - · •• ~ pointing out that with limited su~ ' Total ..... . . 789 796 787 2372 ,.;;==="=:::;:::;~~:::,== stilution preventing development • of specialists, coaches must give SIGNS WARRIDR CDNTRACT more time to fundamentals . PHILADlill'HIA lJP He said the lutks didn't Arlzln, th~ NaWonal make too many mlr.talt•s" In Association's mott proJific their first game wlth Quarter· during the 1951-52 back Dave Leuett •rnlcll"' signed a contract with the "excellent" direction, "That delphia Warriors and wi}J <PnMtl training base geme gave bim th• CCinfldenc• to the dub's Hershey, Pa., Friday, Arizin, he n..O.," Hayes &tid, FAMILY HIGJIT&..&&b N..... Hayes said he was pleased witb spent ol.h-e past two ;e1rs with the Leo Goree:r Bq&a BaD 1,674 the "de6nilely improved" dDwn· U. S. Marines, racked up TIUPLB '1'1101!11LB in ..he 1~1..:52 seasOn. pointa field blocking, the improvement in· team speed, and improved punting. He said the. squad could be in · DUNCAN WITH J49ERS condition, if time SAN FRANOISCO 1s a healer. w1th quarterback John Duncan, fonner San Borton. fullback Don Viele and State qu•rterback _, __ , 1 Thundly-Frid•y Sept. 30; Oct. 1 guard Dave Williams ready for a• lrials witt. the Los least limited duty Saturday. ~ and the Pittsburgh O.n O.lley , Jnnne Dru ed Monday as a "THE PRIDI DF IT. LOUIS" caller wtth the S&n (lt,....ll Thriller) Forty Ntners of the Buy and plant nowl errv. Slttrra vi4i0D audieqce in beM.lna: M~..l· · r · · Jh....:1Q,' . . '• " : ,8~D: Strrte, .1,t,..10,:;~ ·~ · ~ ~.· ·• ·b......... :t·••wlP/~· ~Pt"']l!'.~·~ _~~ ..·~ ~ f ·, , •,• ·,;.t ; ~~-.!. P ace •~~ · onio·. j!OIIIIt._.-. • . r:~~~it~~·JJi::~ ~~fft:~£: I Appllanee Store SALT J..AU ~~~:~·~:~b~~·~;:~:~::.~;~~ IndianS Drew More Away From Home edsing..aftar CoiCh Woody H•l'" Than Turnout At Municipal Park ::~ ';!';~:.;•;=::~· .:,-,;:-::~~:: kkl••• ....." ~-~ 1iji 1 leadlnl eoaehea who . <omprlse points . . low•, ·· wb~h · • , p-_rMJed, Lt. the United Press board right fearful", Sarkkinen said in of the team. The ex-White Sox pilot previously had indicated he would turn the field chart11 over to som.on• ••••· Htlplng 19M. college football ....• Ufftil·.t 11ig Oklahoma ••• second and low• out Ha~ Fieideffcb, 11M, third an the rankings. of the 35 muDd, German)', ,~. , "This Larson 1s something down PAUL RICHARDS, !right ), •t his first news cont-.rence since switching to the B•lfimore OriO· les, tells sporbwriten that he "definite!)'" will be field mo~n ager as well u front office bou Danny Jo Pert:, laB, New yof~, '• ' vP . . .·i: outpointed Bobby -, Bi<llle tSQl\, , j'~ ' . , Topeu, Kan., 10· . . , ', ·.'· ,·,: . . ~ARACA~, Venezuela: S.atl)' ' 1!J1! 4 Saddler, 1:nll, New Yor•, kn---'t.. ·: • • ·~ ~~~~~.t~!.t~:.•ted •reao Board ·Layne, zoe, or~enr Utah, i.ttOCkld the Stadium here Saturday with '79,000 persom watching. This was the obvious c:onduslon from A11istant Co.ch lsco S.rkkln•n's w • I I . tnHsured words In deacrlbing the Callfor· nia cutle. -• weck~y -~ f ;R!-~· jlllrJ . c .• M_;;o ' 'IIIII ' ~· YORK St. l'!tekolu Aren1 -r:. ~·: ,!::"0:'eo~. r:.:::.r•;; ~tyo~t n~~~:ltl~t.. 1:1'1, • in the country wben Paul Larsen 1 and his California buddies)nvad~ ....·._ ' '. ,. ' . •' ,,· . Smitb,t t29, WphiD.Jfon, D. By NORMAN f.41LLIR Unlltd ISports ;writer NEW YdOIIKedUP-Notre Dkomed, 1·as 1 wee en whioh .in icat that it should be as formidable BY HASKELL SHDRT Unlhld Prols Sports Wrlt.r COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-Ohi!J State's football sqtl\ld, whicll needs to be more vicious in ill lackling, me'ets one of the top ball carriers RiiiULTl UNil'ID PRifl ~=i~t:~~~::~ c. to. OUT FRONT · IN RATINGS 1 " PIGHT av ·-\ .. j • ' \ .•• ~ · ,.··"i . .~ I· WOW·-· REALLY DO COME TRUE -· HERE'S niAT L I (7HT 8Ui..S I OWE YOU - -·~ �I "- -• ~rev • MlddlePQrt, YSENTI Four 1954 Ohle C\ ., ' Ohio State Buckles DOwn To Meet Cali£ .. ' ''' ' ' Paul Larsen Is 1Said To Be Top Passer, Runner .• . ' . . . ONE MORE CHANCE ••• 8r Alan Mmr INOTRE DAME p,.., flNtt. -- ~ him hold up a pt,)'er'& shirt Is trneling ttcret•rl' J•ck Dunn. I I ---- -- ~ - -- ~- --- FoUowlng lnwa among the top 10 teaD'Iil were UCLA, WIK4bnsin, ft.JJryla~, . D.. uk;e, S01,1t~ern c;allf-· d omia, Penn State an Mi8Sipt>l, m th at order. · The Fighting Irish, who present· ed 26-year Did Terry Brennan, their new coach, with an imprel· 9ive 21-0 victory over Texas in reporting on two scouting trips to CallfGroia . Good PasHr The California quarterback led the country in total offense Iaiit year. This year, against Oklahoma and San Jose State, be has com· pleted 23 of 33 passes for 2SO yards and three touchdowns. None of hill passes bas been intercept- f~LEVELAND, Ohw UP- A Cleveland lnd1atts off.ic ial today tJlamed "loss of confidenc{'" in the ' tM"Im fo r the facll. that. for the Sl't:und stra~.ght seas(J n, the lndl<lns. drew more customers un the roacl th<Jn they did at home in M·u nicipal Stadmm. The Tnbe's f1nal home attend· ann lor .h1s season was 1.335,472 compared to 1,474,651. Last year 1·he t.lg ures w~: re 1,069,176 at ' lwm(' anrl 1.201 .146 . N;J if' OJ;hn director of sladium actiVllit>s. tnrd to explain how thu; h a~ happened dcspile a col- urh.il pcn nanl -wmninp; team that inC'1'1.11if·s two top winning pitch· {'I"S, ann a new rceord for vic-torit•s. " For th ree :oe<~rs we finished the fans jus( lust con- S('('onrl 11 nrl Your Best Buy Is A WE$'i]NGHOUSE * Laundermat * Dryer See The New I 9 55 Westinghouse fidence in the " team . And, not very many picked us to win this year, so there seemed l(l be little reason, from the fans' poiat of view, to come out," he S~Lid. Then there is the matter of gro pla-yers. Cleveland has Larry Doby-w.ho was tops in runs with :-t2" and rbi's with 1211-1 Dave Hoskins, Dave Pope and Smith : "We play in some town&, Detroit, Washington and ~:,::~1 more, wltcre there are no N players. so we always draw there than <those rather teams draw here," he sa.id. And, possibly underlying <~hove reasons fo the lag-despite lhe shot in the of Bobby Avila winning the tmg championship with an aver· d E arIY age of .341, . . Bob Lemon "ot .an h 23 W}•nn gammg Vl ones eat • and the fact that Cleveland -..on 111 games for a new American League seasoD record._was the eeonomic pidure. "'We are a highlr:Y ifldustrialized area here," DoNn pointed out, "and unemployment has been run ning h"~h. Money\~ been scarter pennant ." In that year, Cleveland this year than for instance, it was in 1948 wtlen we won the drew a total of 2,620,627--an alltime record . Howe\'er , Dolin satd, "we're not complaining. This year's fine showing , plus the fine playe rs like Herb Score, and some others 00 add soild club we have now, shou-ld change the attendance"' picture neXt year ." TV -- [O>mplete Television 1 1vtee oa oil maket I Modela .... ,.~ 1 J Cleland's Phone 200 IIR W. Main Greet ;i;ei~ C:U':;t ~~a~~e r;e9a:,n::i:!!i caution is in order. Hayes, whCI found much to be happy about in tbe Bucks' 28.0 win over Indiana in their opener Saturday, gave a tong analysis of d his team ,but he summe up a ··rair appraisal" in a few words. He caHed the Buckeyes "a fair ~:r:•;!tu~ 10 ... DUTCH BULBS• ' '""" " ' ··' ..... ......... ~ "' ·'" b. ... ' Tulips Daffodih Hyacinths · Crocus ~~~---- "'"\ · o! , f . '' . ' . l ~ ........, '' T:F· . ·• •rm: U.::'w!ilo• ·} Nl tf '" ON•·:y ~ · ,$2~. ~00 ~.· ' tfort. JM)'1 . 't ~ --~...- ~~ . .. ~ ·,U·,:,dii!H.l'l·~.,tuilla · ~.,., ,'l, ;~ c·~ '. ·.··• ). , ·tel• . • 4 •ltf.· . · ,\ . .- • • .M•'! .-..._·"..'·;.... , ·.'·.\ M·· t·:;.·,-.,..V lahoma ranked· llfth' iq ·the . naal ~=·rating& 1 , . ·'· !... ~ Jfawte1es . and':lhe ~ .-)'~··. .• ;. · , ~;· I ··. ··""'· ... ' .. .f.. ,.· · · '' ·.'' •'·r ·' '' '· NE)¥ f1.t;J· bWt~G. ., . ' r . . l- .-. ' FLITE·X· ~~f.QI,,_~f · , . now·•o·..... ......l , ' . ' ' / ·~·~ - -~: ·f'l & · it · . IM ~ . '. •.' Hld6fll ···~~~~~..~-.,•.~...>.· : .., f] 1 4J ,,.,, I flld-fllflfJt f(~lf,, l{fl,·. •_ 1 ... . ./. ...., I ' ; ..•, ··~ ' • I • IMPORTED . I • 8:00 Red Sktil~on Show 8:30 The ·BLue Angel PAGE 6 ~etter phyliic~l Quartet Of Foreign Heavies In Top Ring Spoll! As Contenders NEW YORK UP-Four foreign heavyweights are among the the top 10 contenders for the first time i~ a ,quarter~entury, the Ring Magu:me s latest ratings disclosed today. Number one contender is big Nino Valdes of Cuba wlt.o Automatically regained th~ top perch because of Ezzard Charlet~' recent knockout ·by champion Roeky Mn. ctanl). Valdes had been Lop asplr1nt l.ut winter but lost the berth to Charles because of .Ezzard'l!i kay. on over Coley Wallaee and S»t~field . Moreover, Valdes won unimpressively twer Archie McBride and Jame~ J. Parku. Charles was dropped tbia time to third place, just below Don Coctell of Englaad. Heinz Neuh.au• nf Germany is r•aked tevent.b and Earl Walls of Toronto, Oa.t., llllllh tn;;;.~':;i~~~~ I .• :;, .." i . l! • ~ . .'~.. •' ~ ~ ~ c .• .. ., ., .~' .. . ··~ -- . . . ..' ..' . . . ' ~ '· ' ' .. ' .. . .. ,, . . .,. ' . ~ ' - THAT'S sound advice with whicl;l ~~ . '' \ .. good salesman will ~gree .. . I '··' t \ ' ' .I '' ~h AND those ore the people '. you . .' .,. ' ' ·f'P~· through our advertising columns. ·· .. . I · ,. \ - ~ ~~~ • ·, ' ,·,._ ,;;(:. .. : ' '~ ·. •· I ' . '. •. :. ·' ..· .• i ' ' .'' · .. •. 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The Forty Nineu si,gned Dunc-an to spell Ar- Ann• But.r D1lt Robertson nold Gali.fia--who was iojured .n : "THI OUTCAST Df I'OKIR Sund..-y"• iame witb the WashingPLAT" ton Redlk!Jls. __ 1 ' -. ~ _,.,.._ + I ID TMUIIDAY'S PAitl~ Be,.,_ ...... w... all its glol}! •· Sotur<la,y .......... ,..t ... , Oklahoma, 21·16 conqueror or Texas C'nristian for its second triumph of the season, aftrae'ted. eigh\ fir&t: place votee and 284 Philly A's Thinking About Move To New c·lty FOr NeXt year BOWLING next w.- . • . Utah: . Rex power b.-ore a nationwide Dame received 333 out of a po"i· ble total of 350 points. lrith JAoi't Purdue Notre Dame, ran.J...ed seeond to Maryland !at! year under now-re- hi• w ..... footbaU team with a £Ood chance of improving." .INDUSTRIAL DefensiYI Improvement HOWARD'S MOTOR CT. "Our defenses have plenty of E. Neal ...... 164 158 160 482 room for improvement," Hayes Kn0re ... .... . 147 126 128 401 said . In other toneS he said, the Slagle ... , . . . . 165 163 167 496 NEW YORK UP-Owner Roy Buck defenses are a "long, long Howilrd . . . . . . 113 141 101 3:56 Mack i.a sebeduled to explain the long way from being good." P . Neal . . . . . . 144 126 156 426 problems of his Philadelphia Ath· "Our t.ckllng I• t.etter but It Handicap . . . . . 32 32 32 96 letics to his fellow American Lea· · Is not vldour. and tough enough" Total . . . . . . 765 746 744 2235 gue club owners today and the H ayes &II"d , ·~, ..., ma•- some m 1sK . " V• CADS group is expected to discuss the take& In the Indian~~ game, Coate& ........ 148 179 182 509 posslbility of transferring the of them by veterana." Matthews . . ... 116 184 U59 519 franchise ·tQ another city. '"h •· - w1"II need goo d 11 ne c row . . . . . . . . . 1"7 1 e Buc....,. ., 146 97 400 · ca1, Sarkk inen said. Blind .... , , ... 130 130 130 390 Arnold JohnsQn, Chicago realtor P 1ay agamst Larson is the kind of quarter- Russell . . . . . . . 118 124 164: 466 who heads a group seeking to buy back seldom seen in the Big Ten, Total ....... 789 763 732 2284 the Athletics and mQve them toKansas City , planned to att.eb.d tbe the Blltkeye assistant said, pointing out that Big Ten quarterbac:IB L:~ONS CLUB meeting to ex.plai,o hia .JfOUp's of· ·· often Jimit their wort to passina:. Ct\vert ....... ~ 146 147 127 429 fer. The L•n~tn T Blind ... - ... ·.. 130 130 130 390 It will be the first time that tbe But Larson, "he's a bundle or Jacobs ........ 170 191 1M 519 Athletics' woes, almos.t all f# them buckshot who scatters the deCense Harry Miller .. 166 172 181 519 finarichd, will be considered by with his optional run, pass, or roll W. Anderson .. 133 130 161 4~ the rest of the league assembled out play," Sarkkinen said. Handicap . . . . . 52 52 52 15fl as a body. And the meeting comes "They think so much of this Total ....... 802 822 809 2433 ·exaetJy one year '~after a similar boy on the West Coar.t that they ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY meeting approved the switch of call the · C•llfornia oHense · the Schoenleb ..... 169 154 198 521 the S\. Louis Browns' franchise to 'Paul Larson T.'' Sarkklntn said. Wiggins ...... 170 167 190 ~27 Baltimore. There are other men on the Cali· E. Anderson ... 1M 156 185 495 fornia squad, Sarkkinen admitted. Will · · · · ...... 178 148 211 337 It was considered highly unlikeThe line, «fine and big" average,; Grueser . ...... 188 182 148 518 ]y that a .\ransfeT would be 215 pounds and is anchored by Total . - ..... 850 807 932 2598 brought about at today'1 meeting. en ds J.1m Ham·f an and Jim Car· 1 But even penOJliJ most hopeful of michael, neither of whom has NY CLOTHING HOUSE keeping the franchise in Phila. d ropped a pass, and veteran cell· Mason ........ 139 170 178 486 delphia admitte4 that this meeting ter Matt Hazeltine. Duerr . . . . . 116 117 133 366 could Jay the groundwork for "That entire line is built for Kloes ........ 117 145 118 380 such . a transfer before the end the purpos e of giving punch to Seyler .. . ... .. 161 139 149 449 of the year. California Power T attack" Clatworthy .... 217 168 178 563 ------Sarkkinen said in explaining th!it Handicap . . . . . 41 41 41 123 T 1 · PLAYER GETS MARRIED If somet h.mg goes wrung with Lar· ota . . . . . . 789 780 798 2367 MIL son's individual attack. the half· BLACK DIAMOND . WAUKEE UP- AtUwaukee b k d f Bo Braves' tbiNI baseman Eddie ac s arc use or wicked power wen . . . 163 138 173 474 M lb d M" thrusts . . Follrod 157 148 130 435 a ews an IBS Vir)eltll Lauby of Marshfield, Wis., were marr1"ed Strua Fundamentela Davis 134 148 1Z.OS 407 Monday af-ternoon in a brief and 156 1GO 191 :137 !!limPle ceremony performed at Hayes worked his t,am on fun· Searles ~~~IJ~ : damentals Monday afternoon Foss . . 179 172 168 !)19 the councy clerk's office. - · •• ~ pointing out that with limited su~ ' Total ..... . . 789 796 787 2372 ,.;;==="=:::;:::;~~:::,== stilution preventing development • of specialists, coaches must give SIGNS WARRIDR CDNTRACT more time to fundamentals . PHILADlill'HIA lJP He said the lutks didn't Arlzln, th~ NaWonal make too many mlr.talt•s" In Association's mott proJific their first game wlth Quarter· during the 1951-52 back Dave Leuett •rnlcll"' signed a contract with the "excellent" direction, "That delphia Warriors and wi}J <PnMtl training base geme gave bim th• CCinfldenc• to the dub's Hershey, Pa., Friday, Arizin, he n..O.," Hayes &tid, FAMILY HIGJIT&..&&b N..... Hayes said he was pleased witb spent ol.h-e past two ;e1rs with the Leo Goree:r Bq&a BaD 1,674 the "de6nilely improved" dDwn· U. S. Marines, racked up TIUPLB '1'1101!11LB in ..he 1~1..:52 seasOn. pointa field blocking, the improvement in· team speed, and improved punting. He said the. squad could be in · DUNCAN WITH J49ERS condition, if time SAN FRANOISCO 1s a healer. w1th quarterback John Duncan, fonner San Borton. fullback Don Viele and State qu•rterback _, __ , 1 Thundly-Frid•y Sept. 30; Oct. 1 guard Dave Williams ready for a• lrials witt. the Los least limited duty Saturday. ~ and the Pittsburgh O.n O.lley , Jnnne Dru ed Monday as a "THE PRIDI DF IT. LOUIS" caller wtth the S&n (lt,....ll Thriller) Forty Ntners of the Buy and plant nowl errv. Slttrra vi4i0D audieqce in beM.lna: M~..l· · r · · Jh....:1Q,' . . '• " : ,8~D: Strrte, .1,t,..10,:;~ ·~ · ~ ~.· ·• ·b......... :t·••wlP/~· ~Pt"']l!'.~·~ _~~ ..·~ ~ f ·, , •,• ·,;.t ; ~~-.!. P ace •~~ · onio·. j!OIIIIt._.-. • . r:~~~it~~·JJi::~ ~~fft:~£: I Appllanee Store SALT J..AU ~~~:~·~:~b~~·~;:~:~::.~;~~ IndianS Drew More Away From Home edsing..aftar CoiCh Woody H•l'" Than Turnout At Municipal Park ::~ ';!';~:.;•;=::~· .:,-,;:-::~~:: kkl••• ....." ~-~ 1iji 1 leadlnl eoaehea who . <omprlse points . . low•, ·· wb~h · • , p-_rMJed, Lt. the United Press board right fearful", Sarkkinen said in of the team. The ex-White Sox pilot previously had indicated he would turn the field chart11 over to som.on• ••••· Htlplng 19M. college football ....• Ufftil·.t 11ig Oklahoma ••• second and low• out Ha~ Fieideffcb, 11M, third an the rankings. of the 35 muDd, German)', ,~. , "This Larson 1s something down PAUL RICHARDS, !right ), •t his first news cont-.rence since switching to the B•lfimore OriO· les, tells sporbwriten that he "definite!)'" will be field mo~n ager as well u front office bou Danny Jo Pert:, laB, New yof~, '• ' vP . . .·i: outpointed Bobby -, Bi<llle tSQl\, , j'~ ' . , Topeu, Kan., 10· . . , ', ·.'· ,·,: . . ~ARACA~, Venezuela: S.atl)' ' 1!J1! 4 Saddler, 1:nll, New Yor•, kn---'t.. ·: • • ·~ ~~~~~.t~!.t~:.•ted •reao Board ·Layne, zoe, or~enr Utah, i.ttOCkld the Stadium here Saturday with '79,000 persom watching. This was the obvious c:onduslon from A11istant Co.ch lsco S.rkkln•n's w • I I . tnHsured words In deacrlbing the Callfor· nia cutle. -• weck~y -~ f ;R!-~· jlllrJ . c .• M_;;o ' 'IIIII ' ~· YORK St. l'!tekolu Aren1 -r:. ~·: ,!::"0:'eo~. r:.:::.r•;; ~tyo~t n~~~:ltl~t.. 1:1'1, • in the country wben Paul Larsen 1 and his California buddies)nvad~ ....·._ ' '. ,. ' . •' ,,· . Smitb,t t29, WphiD.Jfon, D. By NORMAN f.41LLIR Unlltd ISports ;writer NEW YdOIIKedUP-Notre Dkomed, 1·as 1 wee en whioh .in icat that it should be as formidable BY HASKELL SHDRT Unlhld Prols Sports Wrlt.r COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-Ohi!J State's football sqtl\ld, whicll needs to be more vicious in ill lackling, me'ets one of the top ball carriers RiiiULTl UNil'ID PRifl ~=i~t:~~~::~ c. to. 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