https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4dfad179e2fd8d29f0d646a4e5f7fec9.pdf a4518c8714c7dccca803b3c9926e34b6 PDF Text Text �• < ,. Page Two The DAILY SENTINEL. l'omerc". Middleport, Ohlc · ' The DAILY SENTINEL or OLD DOG, NEW TRICKS .au• . ftll IDliOM ""... . l'ubllahecl everr afl•rrouo eaoept Sund., bJ 'nte Oldo v.u., '""'tine!, b>C., ~~ tiC llochanlc St. Poaloro)o", 0 . lluolne.u oftlee Jli>Dile 1118, ec!ltorlal olllee ph... ttbtered u cl01 malllq llllltter at the ,_. offtee It hmeroy, Ohio. teeOD• Thurs(foy, Sept. 30, 1954 ho....,er.ITh• power pf "Tha T•r rl,ble ~MH~t :" I may have described thil 1mart bu:ntin1 dog to you but for fear I haven'tWelt, tthi• here dog· now waa so well trained th1t, when 1!,A crwn· er took down his 9bC11. gun he immediate~ .hilled out alter: rabbits. U he oiled up 1nd 8larted out wltb h!. rifle, why, a feller juet n•tur11l<y treed tlte squirrels. And-of course you may que&tion this--but when he tcok down his fishin' .pole, why this here ~og started di-ggi.n' worms . No uae to have a do,: if he can't do at least <a few little things like that. m. Clalllfled A.:S rocelvod 111 10 a. ---r;-;-;:r-~--=--~ --!C. will be publlabecl tllo I 4) day received. Rates: '- cents per wor~, one In- MODERN 3 Room APA•RTMENT POULTkY FARM 42 acres or Jertion. Mlntmull'!. l'biJ'Ie Mk'. witb bath. 1M Mulberry Ave· wo1 ld sell :S to 18 aerea wlth 4 centa per word (or three cnnnu.e Pomeroy · 9-2Utc all buildingt wltb or without s~~Uv~!:·::·,A.,II 8 RO~M FUIINJ . ·HED illl'ubating and other equi~ r~~ --..., ~ .., ,_,.,.. . a . APARTment. Reaso~ perm•nent Ulper word. MENT. Pr1vate batll. and ennrsa . 0 . D. Martins, HarriiOD· FuU rate nt 2 cent• per ward will trance l09 Union Av.::. Phone ville, Uhi9. 9-29-!tp 494-Y. l'er~y I,. Peoples. 11-211-tf beeha~ed for adverllalna If Dot - · ~---.,.....,......,--.:. POR SA·LE 42 acre FARM iood paid for before ~e Jith ot eacb MODERN 7 room DWEUJNG on fences plenty 0 ; paatu.re, f'.U month followi.DJ insertion. Anne Street off Mulberry Ave· watered, coal and Umber, all W.ffiErron In Adverilstag-&hould be nue. tn Pomeroy. Cem-eat drineral rights. 7 ROOM HOUSE, report("(! lmmHilAtely. The Sen· , wa~~d 11raae. Avallable OCbarn ·and other ou~bulldtng 1 , on tioel wUl not . be P.Sporurlble for· TO ~- ._l"bone 810-M. 8.20-tf Slate High"'!•Y 143. CJou ~ more thaq one Incorrect i.Dser• 1 ROOMS Fot Rent. '7112 E. Main St ehurc h. an d hieh s.cboo1. s0 miJ,lChl.:~ AdJ reeetved by mall or . Phone Edith TeatOo.-d. ute dnve to all plant.. J. W. telephone given eareful atteO. . S.14-U Weatherby, Rutland, Ohio, Rt. _ - - -· 1. (Harrisonville Road) 1)..21J.6tp m. KICBA&.D I, , OWJ:N ,, .. , .. ...... Geaeral Durer JACII L. OOLI.J!TTE .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . Cll>' Edllor I 3431 National advertislq repreaentaUve, BottlueW·Jtllnball, IDe., l.fttoaton Ave.,N . . York Cily, Ill, N. Y. Subsn1pthm rates. Delivery tJrf1er wllere .vatlable 30 ceAtl per weP.Iil.: Oft:e year ill adl'allt"l! at The J)all)' Slatillel Gtfiee, ,1.3.60; II• ! montha, 17.80; thrH tnmatba. ta.M. By motor route where naOable. one mont11 tl By mall one rear $8; &IX months $4.25; three mont.hs, J,i!.M. one month, $!. 'v aom•l ( For Rent QI!Ver ' new way of putting a w•rm international issue, namely on "bow much be~ ·can be exped:ed from other nations in Ume of war. One ~ommen.tator plijs it! "Korea showed tbat the Uni~ Nati008 (so caUed) are united in believing thM the United states should provide an the .men, the armament, and the rnobey to fJ.ght aggres5ion." It's geting to be a ~etty tiresome situation if you !houkl ask me. "" ·One soldier 88i.d bluntly to us: "The more I think of it, the les1 I (eel we sllould e\'er figbt Qther peOple's wars ." A general opinion too, not ~ust one, , Dr, AIIMrt Einstein .h.._ stat, ~ that rf two lper \cent of the people tof ,.ny country would •tand "'t'Uitl'f agiiMt w•r, '!'heir "tfOYernment would not dare lo fight. The trick to this, however, Hems to H that · two-pw~ent paciffcl•ni Will 'not toften the nel,hbor'& lte..Wency -to a111rus . -·-- ·• ' WASIDNGTON NOTES~) ' p~tl' I I. .t. BY HAllMAN W. NICHOLS Unit.cl ' ' " ' Staff Corr•spondent Uon, WASHINGTON UP-I guess Card of Thanh •rui Speelal N~ FOLDING PUORII FO}\.SALE- 167 aeres FARM near even• man is a third-grade knuckBY ALINE MOSBY Rutland, Meigs County, Ohlo. D tices of Eveata pr'.nted at regu· lehead if he's never been locked MJ BYI Par o\111 · · HOLLYWOOD UP-Judy GarmJrea from new Ky1ei- cfee.k. lar claaUied ute1. Obltuarle~ oul uf the house_ Sold Bv C. L. lfeftlon. Cont land tor folir years rated a h11s· Plant. Two 6 room frame houau, P•hlilhecl at I ..,, oer weird. Ul MeChanic 8t, PomeroJ But there are ways to do it the been, reigned again ao; a top film two ,barns and several outbuild~ hard way, and I retkon I foUfld star toda)'. Her "comeback" movie' (I) ings. One gaR well, free · gla. one the other morning. prem~ere was Hollywood's most Mineral rights. Farm pond, well KEETON'S lli!WING I wot up •• ft'lt c:rtck of dewnCOMING SOON-A rwolutlo.nary lavis"b ln years. cisterna. On ·e ravel and two end clo~t~d M.tmt'& door, &O u MACmNR SERVICE new way 1 of CALF FEEDING. road. Mew..ae..m. Maehlneltrsed ntf fe bruk her tnorlnt. I •howTbe little girl with the pug nwe Watch tlds pape-r for announceWe Repair All Jllodeb Rodney Downing, Broker. ered tnd I "'•¥till and I •htm- who onee tried suicide over her ment, Middleport Feed Mill. WriUf!P Gtaana!ef' WUb. New . M-iddleport. Obio . . pooed th• crewdlp. Then I put unbappf life wu lifted back to 11-24-11 a•a Machlae~, All repall'l 9-30-3tc the wtter "n fGr tht coHn. tbe top when 2,8'72 celebrities and Ouranttf:ll. . WORKING GIRl~ ~ or woman may The fine young man who deliv· lana in diamonds and fun thrDDI· LEGAL NOTICE Mmen.me Pomeroy 1109-J ers tile Washington Post and T~mes ed to the Pantaces The,ter to see have uae of free sletplDf room 1 to stay with elderly woman. HeralJ was on ....JYs toes. At 6:03 "A Star h Born." Jean Bish, Box 142, Rural ROute 201M. 9-~3t~ Phone a. m. there hl" was . I could hear No. 11, Pittsburgh, 15, Pennsyl· Reaction to the pleture itself the do~>r tlam on the first lloor W"as mixed. The critics nearly un· vania, and if deceased, BarbaH BO'ITLED GAS-Insta.llaUon and of the apartment building. I cCJUld animouahr pr-aised the film but Jean Bi!h, Box 142, Rural lloutP. service. See us for prices. RUT· hear the plop of the two papers teveral members of tbe audience Locust Posts. No. 11 , Pittsburgh, 15, PennsylWANTE~lOO LAND FURNITURE at Rutland. 1hat come to me and my neighbor declared it was "oversold", "disRound. Jet~se Hayes, Kingsbury 1 vania, all the unknown hein, de0.30-tf. on the s.etond floor . 9-27-Gtp viaees. leeatees, administrator&, Road. appointing" and "too lona." Tllis was on a Friday when tho!!' =c:-:::=::--::·---=---executors and assigns of lean But nearly all agreed "A Star Is !EI WANTED CARRIER" to deliv~r Blsh, deceased, and all &be unpaper is as Ilea\)' as the left-hind Born" applied literally to Judy's . THE DAILY SENTINEL m known heirs deviiees leptee!l leg of an elephant. personal triumph. LOST-Ladies diamond RING sev-~ ~radbury. -GOOD route. Polio administrato~s. executo~ and .;.. Also I heard J~>hnny the paper eral weeks aeo at the Wahama uu:~rance benefits. Apply at sighs of the Estate of Georao W boy, waking up the neighborhood Fant kr"m Wlltlly Stadium. Fioder please rettlrn 9 ·~6--tf Shields, deceased, will take llotic~ ofttce "' with the second b11nging of doors Five thousand fana in the bleach ring to tbe Daily Sentinel offi~e. on hts way out. ers, more than usually ' throng MARRIED MAN, 25 ~ars old, t.~at John p. Thomas, Adminiltra· 9-28-3tc • ·' around premieres, screalned wild· needs work-any kind of steady tor of the Estate of George W. -------,::-.,---Orened In Sb~rh ly whii!ID Jud)' arrived as tbe last job. Write 1 Box 274, Harrison- Shields, is insufficient to pay his (81 Out I went. dressed. m eye- Jueat wearing a fl.owing black ville, Ohio. 9·30-6tp 1ed petition September 1, 19M, in glasses, shorts ~nd noth..ing else. velvet gown edced in piJ1k satin the Probate Court of Meigs 1948 CHEVROLET 2 door. EX· I stupped. I p1ck~ up my paper.lwltb 1 tiny pink hat to match. CEU.ENT conditlon. REASONjl:ounty, Ohio, Caoe Number 16,53S 1 turned and I reachl'd for t.be "It's yery tbrlllinJ. We worked ABLE . Helen Batey, 389 Will USI ness IUeging that the !Personal .estate iams St., Middleport. Phone so hard aqd I'm happy," she said knob. 0-W-N-Y"o_U_R_OWN BUSINESs! qf . said . d~edent! Geilr,re W. The followlne h the first in 1 ~w Yorll:, Bottan, Pittsburgh, Correcti(mal institutions that Th~ do!Jr was lock:d. breathleBsly , a& ibe held _,o the t sarles af thrM on juvenllt 6303·Y. Dock Pin Alleys for sale o.r Cbtelds, ll msutllcrent to :P•Y his Mtmphis, Denver, Houst~n - St. train a youngster · in crime, not I picked up tb:lt ~Jg, fat paper, arm of her husband, pr~ucet Sld ren't. Ready for operation. see debls and charges of . admlnlot~r­ delinquency. It Is bMtd, In INJrl, Louis end C•fumbus, Ohio. citizenship. Gangs in the big cities <lacked WJlh advertJscml'nls . L rt Lorenzo Davi 91 Pt L & z Shop lng his estate and that the saJd on a 1urvey of 10 of the n&· Jn all but one Memphis tbe New York, Boston , Chicago, Los I folded the paper like 1 used u · CJurt St. Pomeroy . tJ..29-6t~ George W. Shields died seized in tion's lerttr cities. author~ties reported juvenile deAngeles. More stars than dlg out their o do while delivering things like R. H. RAWLINGS SONS C0.-241 ' _ _ _ · fee simple the following described BY JACK V. FOX lincluency in an alaJ·ming.upward FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover says that as a lad in Farmer City, and tuxes and Cadillacs even rot Aca, spiral. It had flared immedi11tely the growing incidence of crime hour Wrecker Service. Day (20) real eslalc: demy Awards were present, inharnmered on my door. Uruted . Prtts St•H Con:~pondent afl~r the war, subsided somewhat among teenagers and those ~n Phone 62p'l:ly.NlgUht PhoDnEe 60LE39R~· ,I · Being in Section 6, Town :s, ! hammered and I hammered . eluding Clark Gable, wLih playNE\\- YORK UP- You ve ieen in 1947 and 1948. Now il is pass. I their beginning 20s is the most Shutting the bedroom gtte w•s girl K-..y Spreckles. June Haver DODGE· L MO TH A :S.I SINGER SEWING ·MACHINE Range 12, of the Ohio ComI iug all records. menacing part of an overall pic• mistake. I could he•r Mtma and Fred .MacMurray, Rosalind him time and <~gain. 12·24-tf Representative In P'Jmeroy pany's Purchase and begirullng A good looking boy ·about 18 ture that sh()ws criminality on the snore, but she couldn't hur me ' Russell , Marlene Dietrich, Gary WHEEL ,,LlGNMENT and Vicinity every weelt. For 80 poles west of the east side of COMPLXTE tanked up on beer. He's swaggerRKurring Themes rise. hemmering. Cooper and his reconciled wire, ing along a downtown street with and Balancing Service. Hackett's purchase or repalt of Sewin[l. said section at James Martin's' Througtt il all runs the same Finally, the neighh,1r aeross the Hocky ; Dean Martin , Robert 1'ay three or fo(lr . of his buddteS, eal"l- heartbreaking theme : Macbines, Call or Write Sinnorthwest corner; thence south Sohio. Phone 6367, Middleport. .Judge Samuel Lelbowitz,. of N~ path open~ up, .wear·ifll .fAe of lor 11nd Ursula Thiess, El..i:labelh ing out a ' l~ Jlnftlrk · at' a )ats' · NBro~rl' homes, 'mol hers '"' Who York. who h.as spent manY yelft'i · 4-U -tt ger $ewlllff Machine Co., 25 along siid Martin's ltbe sO poles Christian Dior's- ·latest midnight ta)"lor, Suzan Ball, . ..R~JCk f!u.;lsoA lng , girl, elaboratef, ... . ptt;rending must work, loss of parental disci· dealing with youthful" offenders, -;-::.,--=---::--c------North .. Court St ., Athens. to a stake on land o[ William creations and nightcap to match~ 1111d Marie Wilsori. Ohio. 4-31Hf Shields; <hence west on said the finger of blame right points not to notice he '"LS forcing i"pas-1 pline, truancy . "Are you the laundryman?" shl:' Judy Applauded William Shields line 80 poles to at you. He says juvenile delinserby to step into the gutter. L;quor, especi1lly beer, eny to 1 asked. The audience applauded when a stake: thence north 80 poles; t•f: horror comic& tf'le ftvorlt• quency will never be licked until 5 ACRES In Syracuse. Fronting on RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE "Yes." I said in a lh of temper. Judy's name appeared on the Route 124. Fine building loc:t· thence e3st along Edward W. The w11<rld i& his oyster this reeding m•tter . it is licked in the home . Phone 200. Cleland Appliance night, More be•r i1 etsy to com• _ _ _ " [ always deliver shirts in my screen and they clapped after her tTon. Lowell Wing~tt. Syracuse. Tuppes line to the pl11ce or beStore. 118 W. Main St., Pemeroy glasses and shorts.'' musical numbers. 9-aO.Jte ginning, containing . 40 acres, 1-26-11 . M-y neighbor banged the door, by ond Itadwill .. nlorololn tho wind Mtybe c:omt in sm••hing more or les!! . Tbe press reaction was virtual!)' YOUNG ~IWERS . Freddie Houda· and looking back on the perform · the hilh •chool wlrdtow&. M1ybe Also the following deacribed all for Judy. The Los Angeles 1helt, 398 Grant St., Middleport. QUICK SERVICE on Watch Reance, I can't blame Iter. land in Section 6, Town 5, l\ange in picking 1 fight. Perhaps in "'i~~~~~E Times pointed out soberly that the Pbone 6041 -Y or 6013-J. 9·30-6tc pJiring by Factory Trained . 13, and beginning at the south•nd plokl•• •• • Ttlephone Call three-h!J\Ir film was " overloaded" "'atchmaker. COLLINS JEWEeast corner of the northwest girl. More Probe& of McCarthy? ·Say GOP llectlen ChanMI: 8~ montb old Black and tan 1 kept batting on my own portal and "will succeed chiefly because quarter of said Section 6; thence· 1·3·1! COON HO~D PUP. C. W. ' LERS, Pomeroy. without any luc~. By this time of Judy's singing. A little later he may pass <~ gain May Be, Senator Joe Says leH.,- Slrtee Congren Oult west 40 rQds; thence north 60 Searles, 284 Palmer St., Middle- FOREMAN ar ABBOT'l' T. V. SER folks were going off to work. '' Because of its excessive length, in a convertible, the top down , .J Special to Centnd Preu' rods; thence east tO rods; port. May call anytime. 0.28-3tc VICE A.IJ Malr:e! Repaired by Ex There were Impolite ··Good morn. emotional values that are inher· the radio bl<~rinl{ dance music. thence soUth tiO rods; to the WASHINGTON.._Senator Jogeph R. McCat1hy-'Nho prcbably h.. ESTATE COAL -iiEATROLA. 914 ing. Mr . Nichols" one after an - ent in the drama are lost ," critir Maybe the rar is his dad's, maybt> pert Tt~ebnlcian.s. Phone G2B4 y · place of beginning, containing :-.J" Middleport. 6--15-tf e>Jen his own . Unlocked car• out · been the target or more Senate inveatigationa than any other other. Edwin Schallert wrote . Locust St., Middleport Phone - -·15 acres, more or less . side a dance hall are fair gamt person to havil!l served In the upper dlamber-doubte the reeenti)'J At length my neighbor Umtl For moi"e complete description 2 3 0. 6171l-X. · _ D<• · · d concluded probe will be the lut one. b~ttlc and uid, "For goodnfts But the Los Angeles Herald-Ex ridmg IS goo sport. He made thla clear when ht uked tht committee whkh wetghe<l and joy See Plat Book ot 1927, G. W. ttlce, will vou ti~e me your press declared Judy "rose to her GREEN 2 piece UVING ROOM ' PA T WIPPLE, - -·---,Farm Bureau In Shields, 55 A. N. W. ol S. E. 1 I misconduct against hlm, to · rttum to him a letqr put ln MtV Rifl• C•r, House SUIT h phone number end 1 will call moment of supreme triumph E. C eap. Call 393M after surance, Auto-Fire-Life-- Polio one-fourth and 15 A. S. E. of N. The Wlaconlln Republlcaa explained he evidence. ll he's an old hand at this sO'rt whoever is in there?" She wu a great emotional actress." The · 6 p. m. 9--27-3tc Phone 98. 8-4-tf might need it in the future whln, he added, 11e W. one-fourth of Section 6, of thing, the night may produce 1 new neighbor and didn't re- Examiner called her " great, spell ~ probably wm be under tnveattgatlon &pin. Town 5. and Range 12. CHIPPEWA WOI!I' SUoi!S lor COMPLETE InsurancE" Protection cogni.n m• in my gl•s~n. binding, appealing" uncl the movie not only a thrill bul some cash The drat Senah 1nveat11atloa of McCarthy waa Also the following described durability and romfort. PreferI fumbled . Finally. in confus- "an emotional experien~e of thea- through a burglary in the dimly Lite, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Dor1 in 19~. when the eo-ealled Tydinp au.boommtttee red 11,most ro-"$\rtlction men. land, Olive Township, Meigs lighted suburbs, or rifling park(..-d ion, I g.ave her the wrong number . ler history ." Mills, Middleport, OhitJ. probed hla CharPI of Communt8111 Ul the 8ti.te d ... THE SHO~ BOX, Middleport, County, Ohio, Section 29, Town car·s. 8-2-tf She came back . This time 1 gave - -- - - - pa.rtment, Next ~amt the 18111~52 Inquiry of ~ 9·»3tc Oh1o. 4. and Range 11, being the west Meyb• ht's got 1 mean str•ak her the ri&ht number. i' Senate electlou •ubeommlttee whleb dtlved Into one-half of the southwest oneMAX WARD Asent tor Farm 811 in him •nd 1 g•ng to give him Mama heard tile phone tinkle. · hll ftn&ncll. fourth of said Set!tion 29", Town reau ln1uranee Companies, AU'fl cour~g• . Then there's rolling 1 She got to the door, but she took AUho\ll"h there wu no IJwtltlptloa or 111m. ta 4 and Range 11, containing 8o Llle-fi'lre Oftiee Phone QG:, Ev~~' drunk, holding up • Iiquor store her swl'ot time. She giggled. 1953, thll year brought two probee. Flnt. theN acres, more or leu. Save and ing.o 92-X 8-IQ.If with e gun, forcing t girl to 1 I guess a man ought to carry wu thfl l.ebJthY ttlf!Yiaecl alrlnr of bll dLiputt wlth except deed for 27.40 acres, lonely lover's lttlt. Army s.....tary Robert steven~. o\Dd, laltty, tile a spare key in his PJ's or shorts more or l~s. to Silas and Marla ... with JAMIS C. INOIIIITSIN AUTO, FIIIE. HoopiWisatlon, Lilt at ali tLmes . 111qu1ry lllto chtrree _the _Wlaeonllll .. lltpub~ And H he is in search o{ the Clark, dated 3·19·1913, to Georse · JoJurance, Bonda. Prudential 1hould be ttn.IUred. .. , . , ultimate Lhnll it ran come- as it W, Sanders. 4.60 acres, more or Travelers. Call Don Mullen, Porn Stl'lator McCarthy • • e e _ , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT , , . ? did (or four Hrooklyn youthsless, dated 3-19-1913, to Silas and Executo \\hat s worrymg you. • J:LECTION-Polllleal atral&pta bell... lltpuberoy. 6-J4.t• r George Gallup's pollsters put in murder, the motiveless torture Maria Clark: 11.25 acres, more Ucan ebaneel for l'ietoey ill the Npveniber ~loD&l eltcUou or less, dated 67-1913; and to l!st•te_of ":lice Andrtws, Deceued 1 this ques~ion rf'Cently to what and beatin&, of derelicls. Or there have picked up Jtn.c• ecmrreu adjourned. 'l'tlty but thll larrtl1 Oft 1\f.ar·y E. Brown, 3 acres, more Notrre rs hert"by given that they considered to be a repreaen - was the "!ltomp killtor" who kicked the Improvement bt butlneu con41Uou. an4 thf fo,rettul tnjtetlon of IN$URANCE APPLES AND CIDER. Open dail> Ol' less, dated 1·7·1913; and tG Ciyde Andrews whose Post Ollie~~ lativt> cross-section of men and a man 's brains out because he kept President Elteobower ln. the ~palp. · · -'•to-rtre-B1trclarF and SUndiY until R p. m. Now humming a song. ing a balaRC"e of 24 acres, more addrt>ss is Pomeroy, Ohio. ha:t womtm throul{hout the country . Tbey fflel the oddl lltUl ar. with thl Demoeratl upturlltf eontro1 Wind 8~8port&ma• anjl Haven Orehard, New Haven O<P.nen.l LiabUli:r or less . That is the "juvenile tlelin· An 83 year old retired Ohioan of the Houee, but not the llitate, wboll oont1'9l '1 the DtllocraU been duly appointed as Executor Phone 24688. &-n·30tc quenl." The prayer of said petition b of the Estate of Alice Andrew.~ said Utat nothing bothered him was alway• COD8ldend doUbtful. ROBI!RTSINSU&ANCE • AGENCY The Democ:ratt ~ a good i11U1 1rhea bU.IIft• ltaltl4l Jlldlnf. PARAKmTS ::, -::. c=AN=AIII==ss::-,-::HA=.M. ror sale of the above deacribed lotte of Pomeroy, Meiw-s Count y. "Just so long as my pension ke~ps Marvla A. &o"berta! Alent Ollio, deceased . coming in . I'm happy," he declat·YOll 've seen him time .and again. Memorltl of the f®n.omkl diprealoa of tilt: lHOI ..._ Ute GOP real est~te by parcels for the paySTER6 supplies. L. c. Phoae :138-:X: PonaeroJ' Oble wu tn control, are IUU vlvld Ia D'WIJ' mind.. Howet-tr, abl.ae then Datt•d this 28th tlay o{ Septem ed. Number lncrustng ment of the debts and chargH HitJ, 349 Ash St., MirJdleport, ber 195-1. So have the nu.~ion' s police and bualnea hu continued to lmpr8V8 end a bllt bu bMIII aat&ed ill tbe aforesaid and according to the o. fl.29-8tp ' · F H. O'Brien If that seems to you a ratht>r its j udges and prubation officers riH of jobleu worken. The PMIIdlftt hil &110 rntned 1111 prwktul Ptatulcs in such cases made and FURNACE Judge of the Problite Court, materialistic attitude, it might be They ure worried sick because he 1 po1ltlon and it taklnl a muda mort aouw put la the ...,...._ 1GOOD used GOAL !lrovided. · ' e • • and CAJj RADIO. Call alter 4 M.f'igs l'ounty , Ohio. well to reflect that among all agt> keeps coming before them over: The peraons first named above ENEMY-It IUIY addiUonal proof ...,. aooW, .,._ 0.,0 p.m., Albert Ha:4, MlfiDn. (9) 30: OOl ?·H-Jrc groups- including young peoplt and over, ea~ch year in increasing 1 .vHl take further notice that they from 21 lo 2g years .old-mune) numbers, in more ser ious crimes . j apeechet and at&tementa by top 1IDiOD le&dln lbould havt ~ 0.2~ ~ave been made partiPJt defendant all doubt that organi.Jed. labor hu 1toppH nl\Ortlal' .,-.1ut ....,.. topped the list of things lh;.tt mo~l The United Pnn hu conduct. ~ said petition and they are reRIDGE--- KENO IlEATING people worry about . ed e spot check of juv"'ile I ment u aueh and 11 vent:Inr e.lllti 'JpiiiD Oil tbe GOP ~Ucm. I I"ARGE FUEL OIL to 11nswerlthe nme on or [iUired STOVE with fan.. Used one IY GLENNA MILHOAN "A wonde-rful 10 out of every crlmt In 10 cilie• •cross tht na. . The obvlouo reuon I> that ,.. I,AIIor" tl!t - · before the 27th day of Novemblltr wiftter. MUUn Shlveler, Rt. 3, re(lme the patron salllt of lllr bulbi- Tbo Ullloft ~· to a maa Mr. anti Mrs . M. L Bahr, ~on 100 persons," reports Gallup, "sa id tion-Chiugo, Los Anwell&, 1954. ' Pomeroy. 8·~"' feel that t.My b&ve no ChanCe to lmPJOQ tbtlr ~ pOtlUoAI ua~ Billy, Thelma Ca~e. sun. F 1·ancis they had no worries" . JOHN D. THOMAS, ' .. ... ' the Republlcan.l an remond from power. . Top quality ALFALFA HAY Administrator of the i'.&tate of ~t!~:!!~d c~~erc~o;~~~~:_ne at MI. The r~st of us, with higher LEGAL NOTICE Thil p...._ a new hlp lA 1011011 ~rll pmr to lilt ·Kortmbtr, aale, Orvale Carman, &1 miles George W. Shields. deceued, eonrruatonal etecttou to line up llbor't 1'0tt for ~ ~: Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr of Ra averaMe i~cGrn~s than have eve1 Seale~ bids will be received al Pl•intiff. , J.· . ~-~h of Pom~roy, ::.:;.~k . datee. Of coune. heN and thin. labor mai aunort ~ (lllld141ttM. ven11;1 , Grace Swart! :.nd William been rer~ eJVed m the hlator~ of the th~ off1ce of the Cle-r k, Village of T . B. O'BRIEN, Attorney 1 Benb of Alfrf'd were Tuesday world before,_waste more .tJme and Middleport. until 7 P. M. October 1 who wear the GOP label but theH WU1 1N '"' aa4 far 1Mtw...._ ~or Plaintiff. Villtors or Maynard Bahr and v.·ite energy worrrmg abou_t m?ney lha.r. 7, 1954, on Lot No . . 64, parts of • Labor'• prtmo aoal ,. atiU outr!pt nptal of tile 'hti-RarttoJ MI. 19) 30; llOJ 7, 14, 21, 28; (II) 4, •8tt lnlt moat top union leaden .,.. prt. .tolf.eon- lll&t lido II& loo\ ' Mrs. Aliee DodAon returned ~:out anyt~~~g else an lhtfe. ls_n • Lots _63, 65, 06, 67 rn Coalport, u.UM--ban'illl" a ponucal m1rtele. ... " · homf.' Saturday from Akrcm where . ere some _mg wone l an ch1_lrl n~w mcorporated in the Village of she attended the wedding of ber ~h about th11? Have we no fa1th ~Jddleport . For complete descrip . llODNEY DOWNING BOOK BZI'ORT-Not only !f-'lllt a.ial-NIJCirt- u..- .-lia granddaughter Rvse Marie Conroy ~.n our Heavenly_ Father who tlon reference ma~e to Deed Book otormy ArniY·JI<Carlby heorlnP .. lhlck ao a J!IOjiiiiiiHiitd uYII, . knoweth wh1t thtnas ye hav ~ 173, l'age 323 . Me1gs County Deed Mr. an d Mrs. 8 ob II utc h mson but _ . of 1t1 c:h&ptor headlllp no4 . lll!t~ .of "'"' d of. bef ore ye as k h"1m '" Record s. INSL'llANCE ~GfJ)ICY '· · . d d . h nee . Of AAron VI!J 1e scvera 1 ays Wlt torlanllctiOII. ·-.. 1 ·,,·, re. AutumobUe. Hraltlll her grandmother, Mrs. Allt"e Dod· OFP:ICilS TO MilT , Albstract or certificate of title J1tN aN II)IDI aampleil . ...;;,..,,' ' Pletitf 91 load~ . ~e· "'Adami J)r&WI a "Map.'" t_ , .. ,. son. !at !he expense of successful bid ACOJCEN'l' ,...,.,, Co111e gel 'illll! •'Carr CJalm• Bl1cJan•U" · .:...._:._..__ ' Gtat~llr . ' Mr. aod Mrs. Clareate Neuhlint The Officers of MaanoUa Tern. dar. Bidd1r must state reaaon for 1. ~·~ N<!la. . .,. tLJfc:. Ca:mal~ az~d ......) " 'llripplll&' of the ~ ColoiiW\ 'l'tlo." I vi1lted . friends in Mldd11for1 ple, Prthian SJ1ten, will mut at what purpose property is to be I' ·~and Th• -N'&UOUl Ia--t.·., . . , .. ... Sundar.· the I. 0 . 0. F. HaU. Su.oday at used. The Village reserves thl-! ••A.daml RaacbU tor AdYIH." ·Mr. and Mrs. 81alnt Mllhoan, 1 o'clock for pra::tice. All otricen; rifjl:ht to reject any and all bids to Kee&rlhJ', Rautt." . ~romeror ~~ Mr. and Mn. Dwlaht ar, requeated to be preaent. Mag'f. kusseU, MII)'OT ' ' Adami .. ArmY eo...-r Jolul G. J.dama• eur ~ Ill . . . . . · Milhoan, Pom.roy, v.islttd witt! noJia Temple will be hostess for ATTEST. Oa 'bo - - c oub<ommlttoo .wt diNCIM ~ P. C&J:O": lollblo Ill M G. D* . ' " . . . - ~~~ ~re_nt1, Mr . {<Jnd )r~rs . Rverett lh~ District eooventlon to be bt:-hl. C. 0 . Murn)' . tlerk . . I~ lll.DP~liT• OIQ!J flth1nt 11114 iolcCai1JIY, o1 COIII'tt, II 8 - J . . . . II. ~. Milb.-an Sunday. bere Thurada)', October 7th. t9J 30; (10) 2. '· 3te I .. .. }.'.._· J ", . ·.:.;. -f· '~ .,,,,.. ~ .-: ~o.:, _ .. _ ~,...,.."!",..~tiL~---.,_..;_,.,..,.- ,.. . .,,.,.,..,.,~,! ·~--·•,. e=& ''·~---~ · &< ... .·. ..... ,._ .....o"••Luo·· ~ 4-;;z,=-.. •• , ........ ~~ " I" • ,.,.,..", . ... : ..... ;:.~, :.. ....~ . Hollywood Notes PBI.J..o\ I Not1ces I .-e• =:-:=-- ----- lnte.rttsHng .I Delinquency Problem, Talked About For Years, Growing All Across United States j Auto Sales ( 191 B · · '4 ' _(_8_B _ I_A_u--,to.- S:-e-rv - -t.-c-es --l I I Business Services I I I I (9) For Sale I JHrdr4iA~ "•I•• • ,.,,., ASHINGTON I MARCH OF EVENTS : I !2081 Insurance I - - - G<lod Knute Roclc:ne story- li seems the great Notre Dame Mtmtor 'e el'-even weren't doina so good at 1, game Wfll)' back there. Instoad of the lurid ten or fifteen minutes at the ·halt, the famous Knute waited tiU they were going ll,aclt and then with all the scorrr he coukl command, trpOk.e, "Now , girts, get out there and piiU'." All teachers and mentors ev enWaHy ,go in for some ki'nd of sarcasm when the circumstances get too .hick, I guess.. My largest contribution to this occurred after a speckally harraas !ing period in English, when haLf or m.ore of the kkb seemed utter<}ly unable to teU a noun from a verb and praetieaUy all contfemplat. to LET CLOVER !=ARM STORES BE YOUR BAKING SUPPUES and FLOUR HEADQUARTERS Lost & Found I -- . Jon. ' I I •IIJ:W YOUR BEST BAttERY ... I tor I I I I . e . •r ' o.ea s. • """'- a- SHORTENING . . . . . Ia-- MOORE'S ... • .~:~~ :~~= e:,~"' . - , .. . ' '•,' . .....,... ·roiiiiJ Or hadn't :rou beard? · Loofdno ,A~,...,. ray ,lwallr:lltf hw doe. \a ...... cod:..- .,.ntef ·end 11 ~ N he lt \eoldtn paNiftll Htr.ulh lraclbury, •• ' " Wally a.,... e11 dlli..ntly hlmmtriftl .n his rvJ', m1klnt .all lfleht eM sound qtlns.t wlntw-Wetly's equelly t,lf "'eme whh e ......... st•mp or lit hMnmt.r, tt wouhl these ,.,....ua h-.11.,.., ..,... of tthem 1 ,lttdrHm aff.. aln, •make •llllttvint Mhl tn our /town-they lr:tep e.~aint In here and lther•, turnh• up Uno exJMChdly '" Mmt . . . . . ....,., y•rcl-alr •o fiiiH lwUh pollen th ... td•,..._...,cl .on hay fever tu"-ren-tttulrrtl lhuntW. ftO't finding too many ;of the wily little fellows-possiblyhan their 'lt:wn w4l'nlng system. • ••tm • ~- I ALLIIEAf- 3Rooms ALL NEW · Furnitute · $299. lb45c lb 35c lb39c lb39c Wblt:e: lb59c . .... 11,.,. • lb39c BECKY'S SHOP RS WIEN'ERS • • • FRI!SIJl,Y Gllb. . HAMBURGER. • SMOKED PICNICS • • • ALLMIAT BOLOGNA. • • • HOMEMADE SAUSAGE • • •• • • • . ... 3 lb tin 89c FL9U R .... , .. - . . . . . . 25 lb sac~$1. 99 _,_, tlalon: Pink 01-. 6 o:a:. pks 33c Moist Cocoanut BAKERS . 8 o:a: pkg 29c \ CLOVER FARM Ealll' Fix PIE CRUST . , .. . . . . .. N&VJ Middl•port, Ohio Bakere Semi swee' CHOCOLATE CHIPS . . . Ill• It .-.... · • - .. dollloquo-. ,- GOLD MEDA.L OR ROBIN HOOD -~ 2-9 01: pkgs 35c • • CWVER FARM-Yellow quarters MARGARINE ....... . . . . . . . , 2 lbs 55c -PRODUCE- · . TOKAY GRAPES ......... . ... 21bs 35c CABBAGE ....... _.. 3 lbs 14c GREEN PEPPERS . , . . . . . . . . ... 2 for 15c FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT . ..' . 3 for 29c JONATHAN APPLES .. . . . 41bs 35c ·' ' DavleJ, .lZ to 18 lb avr-whole or 1bank half .Calories By1 Peanut Butter 12 oz jar 29c Actual Teat] . -- - ~- ~ • .RED CUP ... 3 lb bag $2.89 .. lb bag 99c CUe Mbea Yellow; ·spice; White; Devils Food at $159.95 per room Including $119.95 GAS RANGE In Klteben Assembly See Wlmlowllllplay Gruuplllgo • DUNCAN HINES .. , . . .. . . . . . pkg 35c PURE"" CA.N~ae Gr&DUialed CANE SUGAR ... .. 10 lb SOfk 99c , .. 2-10 o:a: tins ~5c . (LOVER fARM STORES -- -- - -- . . McMaster "Hardware ·and Furniture Company Slallllard Size Frozen - 31-4% Count Green Shrimp lb. 49c ...., .... . . . ... • Madonna or Conladlu 4-8 CJI. OIIJUI Tomato Paste or Llbbyo Potted Meats ArmOUI'II •' • • 40--l'h 51b49c Jiffy, Delll'aek - 01. . . . . Young, PlumP-Witole, Spill, er CUt Up, l'aa Ready Fresh Fryers • 39c The Big, Busy Store Where Your Dollar Has Cents Middleport, Oblo Saeked, Beaet.. YoUDI Tender QUICK BOTTLED GA$ SERVICE · For BROODER HOUSE HOOKUPS - HOUSE TRAILERS - HOME USEf We are equ[J)pfd tnd pr;epattd .te . .-.nder prompt bottled tiltervice to owners of breocfer ~ou1e1, house tr1iL •ra. and to wi.ate home comumtu, OuFI it "tfte onlt. bottltd Qts plait in Meigs County. He us for this rilodtrn cook. 1 ing end httting syritm for the rurtl ho~~· ' . ~, ..... 7 Bib End WholeorlWf Pork Loins lb39c lb59c Super SLICED .. ~lb.Canadian Bacon • 65c Righi Pork Chops cm~er .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . .13c Whole Canned Hams ~-~• .. · - .... "' l3c DAIRY DOLLAR SAVERS .. • Wlleomln Cheddar .... . . .. .. .Sharp Cheese ' . Potatoes lb 59c • AnetIf ts ea. ~...... ••• ClUe, ef• ualqut U-1faRoclpol-.... •hnt,frilllcla_.la...,..a• . . .... . ... . - Sweet Potallts •, 41bs. 25c • ... • ·-· .... .. lt.hg :~tc . ' . 4 ' . •. . ~ Dutch Apple Pie ,... · - :............ ..-, - US No.1 Slle A Malae ·- - lb69c lb55c Sliced Pork LiYw Teft41er .. .. .. . . .. • • .. • • • • • a 25c Cllipped Cllopped llnls .................. 79c Mllllutl Goldea Tolay Grcipes 21bs 125c • .• • Clllfornla - Cottage BuHs Ceater Blade c.t-Beef . Chuck Roast • Carton Eggs - ...... .,__ ........... 45c Longhorn Cheese .... .. ..... ............. ~ 49c Wllea (:om~ To The flanl for Gu, Coli at The Off1ee of Orange Juice 46 oL can 31c 35c Pie Crust Mix • pkslOc Jiffy "" 49c Biscuit Mix 40os pkg43c • • • .. Ji'lorkla Mlnate Zl OLploclle Buckwheat Flour I Flsltlng- FootbaU Supplies Sherwin Williams Paints - Eave Trough ud FltUngs - Septic. Tanks LIBERAL TERMS-We Wffi Carry,Your Meo1111t , Stulllyfleld Sunnyfleld HEADQUARTERS Plumblnl( - Eledrle - Fresh Oysters _ ptcaal9c .,.. pt. can 49c Pancake Flour 5 lb 43c 20 os pkg 14c FURNISH YOUR WHOLE HOME .The B .. Coffee Vatat-Fr<elh poand - ·Ami l'age- Knmeby Lundt • ; SMOKED HAM ... , . . .. . . . . ... lb 55c ----- _... , jOf Alllft' POTATOES. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 10 lb bog 45c -.MEATScut lrem US Good Grade ·B eef ROUND STEAK · . . .... . lb 69c SAUSAGE, fresh country • . . lb 53c . PORK LIVER . , .... , ... , . lb 19c SLICED BACON, DD layer packed. lb 65c ~arld ,.'' ·a.ow... WltconslD US No. 1 .. . Baker Fumltu~ Page~ .. ~I. UY '-----....... ' and a few loii.Ue de-rtonl aod Yllal oubjedl. tails Ull:e that seemed to have But no mere debt.ti.DC ever HU.· tllowa out the wU\.dowrs. led a Jiocle one of them y«. AI. &hey st.rlt'iled out I remar-t.ed in w.bJat I hoped waa a tone S1ft ~' 1t •• more or IIIU they'd long remember- "Now l¥oid 11>1 1 •orda. Let .,. 1 ...,., pleaae don't wiggle your ears u onct antllfor all, ,the \OfiiY ""'" yoU leave this room." son I (UM 'em In th'- here new column b :to JIIMUH \'w-AND A .,..,cher story. To time myself. ,I 1Im enly !for th... hlmtOif, IM''d put 1 IOUih drop two 8Hla." in .hla ,mouth ,mlch 'WOUld l1st the time 'he Intended ,fO Jpttk. I ~ ltt.ay-ed nobly "off'n" ice The J lon' ttutrttr houn wor• cream for p raps two . montb1, on, the \audience droppH ... 'Dhen aU of a l!twtden, bang, I'm IHp, off the wagon . Two elepb'ant The ~ough drop(?) turned out size double con·ee in· ane p.m. Alld drank P"lilk for 1upper, Ute to ~ 't blltton. a dumb ~\d . AJI too goo-e)'L--o Two ex.presaions that (ickle ugh! me no end-"Well, snap my Bide to the c11p of bouillon for ga)luses" and ~~Plow me under" lurrch, the lhin sandwlcb, tte - relb of Lum- n' Ahner or chaste rup of tea. Tbere-I feel some bucol-ic character or other. better already . Sad part 1&. I find no occasion to 1 Pvt. luee , Wilt wrltu from use 'em, somehO'W. I Ft. ,Hood, Texes. th•t he h•d And another is--he "clobber· i been with ldcl .. tst••rt •• W• ed" him be "clobbered'' him but' co, lTexn-lsaac -h•d • 3 dQ" good. You' ve got to have the right len• jM.\Went to~ Jcld_.. .~ time and place to use these and they rhad 1 , , . . . pbf.;t, rt'hey then they're real handy, just real 1ft mtiY .5t ·mllu ap•rt. Bott) handy. tre 1M. H. S. treduafft and t-othill jp~.,., Cheshire residents w.ho were __ so immersed in tl_ie tregic ltappeu In recent front page Sentin'eJ ingS< at their air field just last I b1by pictures we were proud weekend say they can't help not-~ note three of our QW1l icing how fast that all setUed gre1t nieces--Kathy Ann down and you hardly bear a BiUy Jo Clark wbo!c motlter word about it already. Betty lo Matihew.s and Peco To me, that's one of the saddellt Ann Matthews Me~lln and Ber· facts of life- how quickly ni~e Nlatthews 't'h year old. cloaes over tragedy so to The younger generation comes and it't aU b-m:iness and on apace. Make way for tomor· row! righ1 the next day. It do to s.it and grieve, we but le't.'s take ti.me to think re~er and pray for the eavec:t, whose wouuda are freSih , !0 deep. "Be wi'th us now and in the hour of our death" is to me one or the most tQuch.ing of al-l pray- BARGAIN' GALORE In BAKER'S USiDSTORE M. I puoctU~~.Uoo CLOVER FUM-Pure Verdable --------- ·•nd • The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio . •• ... ' ,, .... ~.· \.· '•'"'" . I. " �• < ,. Page Two The DAILY SENTINEL. l'omerc". Middleport, Ohlc · ' The DAILY SENTINEL or OLD DOG, NEW TRICKS .au• . ftll IDliOM ""... . l'ubllahecl everr afl•rrouo eaoept Sund., bJ 'nte Oldo v.u., '""'tine!, b>C., ~~ tiC llochanlc St. Poaloro)o", 0 . lluolne.u oftlee Jli>Dile 1118, ec!ltorlal olllee ph... ttbtered u cl01 malllq llllltter at the ,_. offtee It hmeroy, Ohio. teeOD• Thurs(foy, Sept. 30, 1954 ho....,er.ITh• power pf "Tha T•r rl,ble ~MH~t :" I may have described thil 1mart bu:ntin1 dog to you but for fear I haven'tWelt, tthi• here dog· now waa so well trained th1t, when 1!,A crwn· er took down his 9bC11. gun he immediate~ .hilled out alter: rabbits. U he oiled up 1nd 8larted out wltb h!. rifle, why, a feller juet n•tur11l<y treed tlte squirrels. And-of course you may que&tion this--but when he tcok down his fishin' .pole, why this here ~og started di-ggi.n' worms . No uae to have a do,: if he can't do at least <a few little things like that. m. Clalllfled A.:S rocelvod 111 10 a. ---r;-;-;:r-~--=--~ --!C. will be publlabecl tllo I 4) day received. Rates: '- cents per wor~, one In- MODERN 3 Room APA•RTMENT POULTkY FARM 42 acres or Jertion. Mlntmull'!. l'biJ'Ie Mk'. witb bath. 1M Mulberry Ave· wo1 ld sell :S to 18 aerea wlth 4 centa per word (or three cnnnu.e Pomeroy · 9-2Utc all buildingt wltb or without s~~Uv~!:·::·,A.,II 8 RO~M FUIINJ . ·HED illl'ubating and other equi~ r~~ --..., ~ .., ,_,.,.. . a . APARTment. Reaso~ perm•nent Ulper word. MENT. Pr1vate batll. and ennrsa . 0 . D. Martins, HarriiOD· FuU rate nt 2 cent• per ward will trance l09 Union Av.::. Phone ville, Uhi9. 9-29-!tp 494-Y. l'er~y I,. Peoples. 11-211-tf beeha~ed for adverllalna If Dot - · ~---.,.....,......,--.:. POR SA·LE 42 acre FARM iood paid for before ~e Jith ot eacb MODERN 7 room DWEUJNG on fences plenty 0 ; paatu.re, f'.U month followi.DJ insertion. Anne Street off Mulberry Ave· watered, coal and Umber, all W.ffiErron In Adverilstag-&hould be nue. tn Pomeroy. Cem-eat drineral rights. 7 ROOM HOUSE, report("(! lmmHilAtely. The Sen· , wa~~d 11raae. Avallable OCbarn ·and other ou~bulldtng 1 , on tioel wUl not . be P.Sporurlble for· TO ~- ._l"bone 810-M. 8.20-tf Slate High"'!•Y 143. CJou ~ more thaq one Incorrect i.Dser• 1 ROOMS Fot Rent. '7112 E. Main St ehurc h. an d hieh s.cboo1. s0 miJ,lChl.:~ AdJ reeetved by mall or . Phone Edith TeatOo.-d. ute dnve to all plant.. J. W. telephone given eareful atteO. . S.14-U Weatherby, Rutland, Ohio, Rt. _ - - -· 1. (Harrisonville Road) 1)..21J.6tp m. KICBA&.D I, , OWJ:N ,, .. , .. ...... Geaeral Durer JACII L. OOLI.J!TTE .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . Cll>' Edllor I 3431 National advertislq repreaentaUve, BottlueW·Jtllnball, IDe., l.fttoaton Ave.,N . . York Cily, Ill, N. Y. Subsn1pthm rates. Delivery tJrf1er wllere .vatlable 30 ceAtl per weP.Iil.: Oft:e year ill adl'allt"l! at The J)all)' Slatillel Gtfiee, ,1.3.60; II• ! montha, 17.80; thrH tnmatba. ta.M. By motor route where naOable. one mont11 tl By mall one rear $8; &IX months $4.25; three mont.hs, J,i!.M. one month, $!. 'v aom•l ( For Rent QI!Ver ' new way of putting a w•rm international issue, namely on "bow much be~ ·can be exped:ed from other nations in Ume of war. One ~ommen.tator plijs it! "Korea showed tbat the Uni~ Nati008 (so caUed) are united in believing thM the United states should provide an the .men, the armament, and the rnobey to fJ.ght aggres5ion." It's geting to be a ~etty tiresome situation if you !houkl ask me. "" ·One soldier 88i.d bluntly to us: "The more I think of it, the les1 I (eel we sllould e\'er figbt Qther peOple's wars ." A general opinion too, not ~ust one, , Dr, AIIMrt Einstein .h.._ stat, ~ that rf two lper \cent of the people tof ,.ny country would •tand "'t'Uitl'f agiiMt w•r, '!'heir "tfOYernment would not dare lo fight. The trick to this, however, Hems to H that · two-pw~ent paciffcl•ni Will 'not toften the nel,hbor'& lte..Wency -to a111rus . -·-- ·• ' WASIDNGTON NOTES~) ' p~tl' I I. .t. BY HAllMAN W. NICHOLS Unit.cl ' ' " ' Staff Corr•spondent Uon, WASHINGTON UP-I guess Card of Thanh •rui Speelal N~ FOLDING PUORII FO}\.SALE- 167 aeres FARM near even• man is a third-grade knuckBY ALINE MOSBY Rutland, Meigs County, Ohlo. D tices of Eveata pr'.nted at regu· lehead if he's never been locked MJ BYI Par o\111 · · HOLLYWOOD UP-Judy GarmJrea from new Ky1ei- cfee.k. lar claaUied ute1. Obltuarle~ oul uf the house_ Sold Bv C. L. lfeftlon. Cont land tor folir years rated a h11s· Plant. Two 6 room frame houau, P•hlilhecl at I ..,, oer weird. Ul MeChanic 8t, PomeroJ But there are ways to do it the been, reigned again ao; a top film two ,barns and several outbuild~ hard way, and I retkon I foUfld star toda)'. Her "comeback" movie' (I) ings. One gaR well, free · gla. one the other morning. prem~ere was Hollywood's most Mineral rights. Farm pond, well KEETON'S lli!WING I wot up •• ft'lt c:rtck of dewnCOMING SOON-A rwolutlo.nary lavis"b ln years. cisterna. On ·e ravel and two end clo~t~d M.tmt'& door, &O u MACmNR SERVICE new way 1 of CALF FEEDING. road. Mew..ae..m. Maehlneltrsed ntf fe bruk her tnorlnt. I •howTbe little girl with the pug nwe Watch tlds pape-r for announceWe Repair All Jllodeb Rodney Downing, Broker. ered tnd I "'•¥till and I •htm- who onee tried suicide over her ment, Middleport Feed Mill. WriUf!P Gtaana!ef' WUb. New . M-iddleport. Obio . . pooed th• crewdlp. Then I put unbappf life wu lifted back to 11-24-11 a•a Machlae~, All repall'l 9-30-3tc the wtter "n fGr tht coHn. tbe top when 2,8'72 celebrities and Ouranttf:ll. . WORKING GIRl~ ~ or woman may The fine young man who deliv· lana in diamonds and fun thrDDI· LEGAL NOTICE Mmen.me Pomeroy 1109-J ers tile Washington Post and T~mes ed to the Pantaces The,ter to see have uae of free sletplDf room 1 to stay with elderly woman. HeralJ was on ....JYs toes. At 6:03 "A Star h Born." Jean Bish, Box 142, Rural ROute 201M. 9-~3t~ Phone a. m. there hl" was . I could hear No. 11, Pittsburgh, 15, Pennsyl· Reaction to the pleture itself the do~>r tlam on the first lloor W"as mixed. The critics nearly un· vania, and if deceased, BarbaH BO'ITLED GAS-Insta.llaUon and of the apartment building. I cCJUld animouahr pr-aised the film but Jean Bi!h, Box 142, Rural lloutP. service. See us for prices. RUT· hear the plop of the two papers teveral members of tbe audience Locust Posts. No. 11 , Pittsburgh, 15, PennsylWANTE~lOO LAND FURNITURE at Rutland. 1hat come to me and my neighbor declared it was "oversold", "disRound. Jet~se Hayes, Kingsbury 1 vania, all the unknown hein, de0.30-tf. on the s.etond floor . 9-27-Gtp viaees. leeatees, administrator&, Road. appointing" and "too lona." Tllis was on a Friday when tho!!' =c:-:::=::--::·---=---executors and assigns of lean But nearly all agreed "A Star Is !EI WANTED CARRIER" to deliv~r Blsh, deceased, and all &be unpaper is as Ilea\)' as the left-hind Born" applied literally to Judy's . THE DAILY SENTINEL m known heirs deviiees leptee!l leg of an elephant. personal triumph. LOST-Ladies diamond RING sev-~ ~radbury. -GOOD route. Polio administrato~s. executo~ and .;.. Also I heard J~>hnny the paper eral weeks aeo at the Wahama uu:~rance benefits. Apply at sighs of the Estate of Georao W boy, waking up the neighborhood Fant kr"m Wlltlly Stadium. Fioder please rettlrn 9 ·~6--tf Shields, deceased, will take llotic~ ofttce "' with the second b11nging of doors Five thousand fana in the bleach ring to tbe Daily Sentinel offi~e. on hts way out. ers, more than usually ' throng MARRIED MAN, 25 ~ars old, t.~at John p. Thomas, Adminiltra· 9-28-3tc • ·' around premieres, screalned wild· needs work-any kind of steady tor of the Estate of George W. -------,::-.,---Orened In Sb~rh ly whii!ID Jud)' arrived as tbe last job. Write 1 Box 274, Harrison- Shields, is insufficient to pay his (81 Out I went. dressed. m eye- Jueat wearing a fl.owing black ville, Ohio. 9·30-6tp 1ed petition September 1, 19M, in glasses, shorts ~nd noth..ing else. velvet gown edced in piJ1k satin the Probate Court of Meigs 1948 CHEVROLET 2 door. EX· I stupped. I p1ck~ up my paper.lwltb 1 tiny pink hat to match. CEU.ENT conditlon. REASONjl:ounty, Ohio, Caoe Number 16,53S 1 turned and I reachl'd for t.be "It's yery tbrlllinJ. We worked ABLE . Helen Batey, 389 Will USI ness IUeging that the !Personal .estate iams St., Middleport. Phone so hard aqd I'm happy," she said knob. 0-W-N-Y"o_U_R_OWN BUSINESs! qf . said . d~edent! Geilr,re W. The followlne h the first in 1 ~w Yorll:, Bottan, Pittsburgh, Correcti(mal institutions that Th~ do!Jr was lock:d. breathleBsly , a& ibe held _,o the t sarles af thrM on juvenllt 6303·Y. Dock Pin Alleys for sale o.r Cbtelds, ll msutllcrent to :P•Y his Mtmphis, Denver, Houst~n - St. train a youngster · in crime, not I picked up tb:lt ~Jg, fat paper, arm of her husband, pr~ucet Sld ren't. Ready for operation. see debls and charges of . admlnlot~r­ delinquency. It Is bMtd, In INJrl, Louis end C•fumbus, Ohio. citizenship. Gangs in the big cities <lacked WJlh advertJscml'nls . L rt Lorenzo Davi 91 Pt L & z Shop lng his estate and that the saJd on a 1urvey of 10 of the n&· Jn all but one Memphis tbe New York, Boston , Chicago, Los I folded the paper like 1 used u · CJurt St. Pomeroy . tJ..29-6t~ George W. Shields died seized in tion's lerttr cities. author~ties reported juvenile deAngeles. More stars than dlg out their o do while delivering things like R. H. RAWLINGS SONS C0.-241 ' _ _ _ · fee simple the following described BY JACK V. FOX lincluency in an alaJ·ming.upward FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover says that as a lad in Farmer City, and tuxes and Cadillacs even rot Aca, spiral. It had flared immedi11tely the growing incidence of crime hour Wrecker Service. Day (20) real eslalc: demy Awards were present, inharnmered on my door. Uruted . Prtts St•H Con:~pondent afl~r the war, subsided somewhat among teenagers and those ~n Phone 62p'l:ly.NlgUht PhoDnEe 60LE39R~· ,I · Being in Section 6, Town :s, ! hammered and I hammered . eluding Clark Gable, wLih playNE\\- YORK UP- You ve ieen in 1947 and 1948. Now il is pass. I their beginning 20s is the most Shutting the bedroom gtte w•s girl K-..y Spreckles. June Haver DODGE· L MO TH A :S.I SINGER SEWING ·MACHINE Range 12, of the Ohio ComI iug all records. menacing part of an overall pic• mistake. I could he•r Mtma and Fred .MacMurray, Rosalind him time and <~gain. 12·24-tf Representative In P'Jmeroy pany's Purchase and begirullng A good looking boy ·about 18 ture that sh()ws criminality on the snore, but she couldn't hur me ' Russell , Marlene Dietrich, Gary WHEEL ,,LlGNMENT and Vicinity every weelt. For 80 poles west of the east side of COMPLXTE tanked up on beer. He's swaggerRKurring Themes rise. hemmering. Cooper and his reconciled wire, ing along a downtown street with and Balancing Service. Hackett's purchase or repalt of Sewin[l. said section at James Martin's' Througtt il all runs the same Finally, the neighh,1r aeross the Hocky ; Dean Martin , Robert 1'ay three or fo(lr . of his buddteS, eal"l- heartbreaking theme : Macbines, Call or Write Sinnorthwest corner; thence south Sohio. Phone 6367, Middleport. .Judge Samuel Lelbowitz,. of N~ path open~ up, .wear·ifll .fAe of lor 11nd Ursula Thiess, El..i:labelh ing out a ' l~ Jlnftlrk · at' a )ats' · NBro~rl' homes, 'mol hers '"' Who York. who h.as spent manY yelft'i · 4-U -tt ger $ewlllff Machine Co., 25 along siid Martin's ltbe sO poles Christian Dior's- ·latest midnight ta)"lor, Suzan Ball, . ..R~JCk f!u.;lsoA lng , girl, elaboratef, ... . ptt;rending must work, loss of parental disci· dealing with youthful" offenders, -;-::.,--=---::--c------North .. Court St ., Athens. to a stake on land o[ William creations and nightcap to match~ 1111d Marie Wilsori. Ohio. 4-31Hf Shields; <hence west on said the finger of blame right points not to notice he '"LS forcing i"pas-1 pline, truancy . "Are you the laundryman?" shl:' Judy Applauded William Shields line 80 poles to at you. He says juvenile delinserby to step into the gutter. L;quor, especi1lly beer, eny to 1 asked. The audience applauded when a stake: thence north 80 poles; t•f: horror comic& tf'le ftvorlt• quency will never be licked until 5 ACRES In Syracuse. Fronting on RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE "Yes." I said in a lh of temper. Judy's name appeared on the Route 124. Fine building loc:t· thence e3st along Edward W. The w11<rld i& his oyster this reeding m•tter . it is licked in the home . Phone 200. Cleland Appliance night, More be•r i1 etsy to com• _ _ _ " [ always deliver shirts in my screen and they clapped after her tTon. Lowell Wing~tt. Syracuse. Tuppes line to the pl11ce or beStore. 118 W. Main St., Pemeroy glasses and shorts.'' musical numbers. 9-aO.Jte ginning, containing . 40 acres, 1-26-11 . M-y neighbor banged the door, by ond Itadwill .. nlorololn tho wind Mtybe c:omt in sm••hing more or les!! . Tbe press reaction was virtual!)' YOUNG ~IWERS . Freddie Houda· and looking back on the perform · the hilh •chool wlrdtow&. M1ybe Also the following deacribed all for Judy. The Los Angeles 1helt, 398 Grant St., Middleport. QUICK SERVICE on Watch Reance, I can't blame Iter. land in Section 6, Town 5, l\ange in picking 1 fight. Perhaps in "'i~~~~~E Times pointed out soberly that the Pbone 6041 -Y or 6013-J. 9·30-6tc pJiring by Factory Trained . 13, and beginning at the south•nd plokl•• •• • Ttlephone Call three-h!J\Ir film was " overloaded" "'atchmaker. COLLINS JEWEeast corner of the northwest girl. More Probe& of McCarthy? ·Say GOP llectlen ChanMI: 8~ montb old Black and tan 1 kept batting on my own portal and "will succeed chiefly because quarter of said Section 6; thence· 1·3·1! COON HO~D PUP. C. W. ' LERS, Pomeroy. without any luc~. By this time of Judy's singing. A little later he may pass <~ gain May Be, Senator Joe Says leH.,- Slrtee Congren Oult west 40 rQds; thence north 60 Searles, 284 Palmer St., Middle- FOREMAN ar ABBOT'l' T. V. SER folks were going off to work. '' Because of its excessive length, in a convertible, the top down , .J Special to Centnd Preu' rods; thence east tO rods; port. May call anytime. 0.28-3tc VICE A.IJ Malr:e! Repaired by Ex There were Impolite ··Good morn. emotional values that are inher· the radio bl<~rinl{ dance music. thence soUth tiO rods; to the WASHINGTON.._Senator Jogeph R. McCat1hy-'Nho prcbably h.. ESTATE COAL -iiEATROLA. 914 ing. Mr . Nichols" one after an - ent in the drama are lost ," critir Maybe the rar is his dad's, maybt> pert Tt~ebnlcian.s. Phone G2B4 y · place of beginning, containing :-.J" Middleport. 6--15-tf e>Jen his own . Unlocked car• out · been the target or more Senate inveatigationa than any other other. Edwin Schallert wrote . Locust St., Middleport Phone - -·15 acres, more or less . side a dance hall are fair gamt person to havil!l served In the upper dlamber-doubte the reeenti)'J At length my neighbor Umtl For moi"e complete description 2 3 0. 6171l-X. · _ D<• · · d concluded probe will be the lut one. b~ttlc and uid, "For goodnfts But the Los Angeles Herald-Ex ridmg IS goo sport. He made thla clear when ht uked tht committee whkh wetghe<l and joy See Plat Book ot 1927, G. W. ttlce, will vou ti~e me your press declared Judy "rose to her GREEN 2 piece UVING ROOM ' PA T WIPPLE, - -·---,Farm Bureau In Shields, 55 A. N. W. ol S. E. 1 I misconduct against hlm, to · rttum to him a letqr put ln MtV Rifl• C•r, House SUIT h phone number end 1 will call moment of supreme triumph E. C eap. Call 393M after surance, Auto-Fire-Life-- Polio one-fourth and 15 A. S. E. of N. The Wlaconlln Republlcaa explained he evidence. ll he's an old hand at this sO'rt whoever is in there?" She wu a great emotional actress." The · 6 p. m. 9--27-3tc Phone 98. 8-4-tf might need it in the future whln, he added, 11e W. one-fourth of Section 6, of thing, the night may produce 1 new neighbor and didn't re- Examiner called her " great, spell ~ probably wm be under tnveattgatlon &pin. Town 5. and Range 12. CHIPPEWA WOI!I' SUoi!S lor COMPLETE InsurancE" Protection cogni.n m• in my gl•s~n. binding, appealing" uncl the movie not only a thrill bul some cash The drat Senah 1nveat11atloa of McCarthy waa Also the following described durability and romfort. PreferI fumbled . Finally. in confus- "an emotional experien~e of thea- through a burglary in the dimly Lite, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Dor1 in 19~. when the eo-ealled Tydinp au.boommtttee red 11,most ro-"$\rtlction men. land, Olive Township, Meigs lighted suburbs, or rifling park(..-d ion, I g.ave her the wrong number . ler history ." Mills, Middleport, OhitJ. probed hla CharPI of Communt8111 Ul the 8ti.te d ... THE SHO~ BOX, Middleport, County, Ohio, Section 29, Town car·s. 8-2-tf She came back . This time 1 gave - -- - - - pa.rtment, Next ~amt the 18111~52 Inquiry of ~ 9·»3tc Oh1o. 4. and Range 11, being the west Meyb• ht's got 1 mean str•ak her the ri&ht number. i' Senate electlou •ubeommlttee whleb dtlved Into one-half of the southwest oneMAX WARD Asent tor Farm 811 in him •nd 1 g•ng to give him Mama heard tile phone tinkle. · hll ftn&ncll. fourth of said Set!tion 29", Town reau ln1uranee Companies, AU'fl cour~g• . Then there's rolling 1 She got to the door, but she took AUho\ll"h there wu no IJwtltlptloa or 111m. ta 4 and Range 11, containing 8o Llle-fi'lre Oftiee Phone QG:, Ev~~' drunk, holding up • Iiquor store her swl'ot time. She giggled. 1953, thll year brought two probee. Flnt. theN acres, more or leu. Save and ing.o 92-X 8-IQ.If with e gun, forcing t girl to 1 I guess a man ought to carry wu thfl l.ebJthY ttlf!Yiaecl alrlnr of bll dLiputt wlth except deed for 27.40 acres, lonely lover's lttlt. Army s.....tary Robert steven~. o\Dd, laltty, tile a spare key in his PJ's or shorts more or l~s. to Silas and Marla ... with JAMIS C. INOIIIITSIN AUTO, FIIIE. HoopiWisatlon, Lilt at ali tLmes . 111qu1ry lllto chtrree _the _Wlaeonllll .. lltpub~ And H he is in search o{ the Clark, dated 3·19·1913, to Georse · JoJurance, Bonda. Prudential 1hould be ttn.IUred. .. , . , ultimate Lhnll it ran come- as it W, Sanders. 4.60 acres, more or Travelers. Call Don Mullen, Porn Stl'lator McCarthy • • e e _ , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT , , . ? did (or four Hrooklyn youthsless, dated 3-19-1913, to Silas and Executo \\hat s worrymg you. • J:LECTION-Polllleal atral&pta bell... lltpuberoy. 6-J4.t• r George Gallup's pollsters put in murder, the motiveless torture Maria Clark: 11.25 acres, more Ucan ebaneel for l'ietoey ill the Npveniber ~loD&l eltcUou or less, dated 67-1913; and to l!st•te_of ":lice Andrtws, Deceued 1 this ques~ion rf'Cently to what and beatin&, of derelicls. Or there have picked up Jtn.c• ecmrreu adjourned. 'l'tlty but thll larrtl1 Oft 1\f.ar·y E. Brown, 3 acres, more Notrre rs hert"by given that they considered to be a repreaen - was the "!ltomp killtor" who kicked the Improvement bt butlneu con41Uou. an4 thf fo,rettul tnjtetlon of IN$URANCE APPLES AND CIDER. Open dail> Ol' less, dated 1·7·1913; and tG Ciyde Andrews whose Post Ollie~~ lativt> cross-section of men and a man 's brains out because he kept President Elteobower ln. the ~palp. · · -'•to-rtre-B1trclarF and SUndiY until R p. m. Now humming a song. ing a balaRC"e of 24 acres, more addrt>ss is Pomeroy, Ohio. ha:t womtm throul{hout the country . Tbey fflel the oddl lltUl ar. with thl Demoeratl upturlltf eontro1 Wind 8~8port&ma• anjl Haven Orehard, New Haven O<P.nen.l LiabUli:r or less . That is the "juvenile tlelin· An 83 year old retired Ohioan of the Houee, but not the llitate, wboll oont1'9l '1 the DtllocraU been duly appointed as Executor Phone 24688. &-n·30tc quenl." The prayer of said petition b of the Estate of Alice Andrew.~ said Utat nothing bothered him was alway• COD8ldend doUbtful. ROBI!RTSINSU&ANCE • AGENCY The Democ:ratt ~ a good i11U1 1rhea bU.IIft• ltaltl4l Jlldlnf. PARAKmTS ::, -::. c=AN=AIII==ss::-,-::HA=.M. ror sale of the above deacribed lotte of Pomeroy, Meiw-s Count y. "Just so long as my pension ke~ps Marvla A. &o"berta! Alent Ollio, deceased . coming in . I'm happy," he declat·YOll 've seen him time .and again. Memorltl of the f®n.omkl diprealoa of tilt: lHOI ..._ Ute GOP real est~te by parcels for the paySTER6 supplies. L. c. Phoae :138-:X: PonaeroJ' Oble wu tn control, are IUU vlvld Ia D'WIJ' mind.. Howet-tr, abl.ae then Datt•d this 28th tlay o{ Septem ed. Number lncrustng ment of the debts and chargH HitJ, 349 Ash St., MirJdleport, ber 195-1. So have the nu.~ion' s police and bualnea hu continued to lmpr8V8 end a bllt bu bMIII aat&ed ill tbe aforesaid and according to the o. fl.29-8tp ' · F H. O'Brien If that seems to you a ratht>r its j udges and prubation officers riH of jobleu worken. The PMIIdlftt hil &110 rntned 1111 prwktul Ptatulcs in such cases made and FURNACE Judge of the Problite Court, materialistic attitude, it might be They ure worried sick because he 1 po1ltlon and it taklnl a muda mort aouw put la the ...,...._ 1GOOD used GOAL !lrovided. · ' e • • and CAJj RADIO. Call alter 4 M.f'igs l'ounty , Ohio. well to reflect that among all agt> keeps coming before them over: The peraons first named above ENEMY-It IUIY addiUonal proof ...,. aooW, .,._ 0.,0 p.m., Albert Ha:4, MlfiDn. (9) 30: OOl ?·H-Jrc groups- including young peoplt and over, ea~ch year in increasing 1 .vHl take further notice that they from 21 lo 2g years .old-mune) numbers, in more ser ious crimes . j apeechet and at&tementa by top 1IDiOD le&dln lbould havt ~ 0.2~ ~ave been made partiPJt defendant all doubt that organi.Jed. labor hu 1toppH nl\Ortlal' .,-.1ut ....,.. topped the list of things lh;.tt mo~l The United Pnn hu conduct. ~ said petition and they are reRIDGE--- KENO IlEATING people worry about . ed e spot check of juv"'ile I ment u aueh and 11 vent:Inr e.lllti 'JpiiiD Oil tbe GOP ~Ucm. I I"ARGE FUEL OIL to 11nswerlthe nme on or [iUired STOVE with fan.. Used one IY GLENNA MILHOAN "A wonde-rful 10 out of every crlmt In 10 cilie• •cross tht na. . The obvlouo reuon I> that ,.. I,AIIor" tl!t - · before the 27th day of Novemblltr wiftter. MUUn Shlveler, Rt. 3, re(lme the patron salllt of lllr bulbi- Tbo Ullloft ~· to a maa Mr. anti Mrs . M. L Bahr, ~on 100 persons," reports Gallup, "sa id tion-Chiugo, Los Anwell&, 1954. ' Pomeroy. 8·~"' feel that t.My b&ve no ChanCe to lmPJOQ tbtlr ~ pOtlUoAI ua~ Billy, Thelma Ca~e. sun. F 1·ancis they had no worries" . JOHN D. THOMAS, ' .. ... ' the Republlcan.l an remond from power. . Top quality ALFALFA HAY Administrator of the i'.&tate of ~t!~:!!~d c~~erc~o;~~~~:_ne at MI. The r~st of us, with higher LEGAL NOTICE Thil p...._ a new hlp lA 1011011 ~rll pmr to lilt ·Kortmbtr, aale, Orvale Carman, &1 miles George W. Shields. deceued, eonrruatonal etecttou to line up llbor't 1'0tt for ~ ~: Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr of Ra averaMe i~cGrn~s than have eve1 Seale~ bids will be received al Pl•intiff. , J.· . ~-~h of Pom~roy, ::.:;.~k . datee. Of coune. heN and thin. labor mai aunort ~ (lllld141ttM. ven11;1 , Grace Swart! :.nd William been rer~ eJVed m the hlator~ of the th~ off1ce of the Cle-r k, Village of T . B. O'BRIEN, Attorney 1 Benb of Alfrf'd were Tuesday world before,_waste more .tJme and Middleport. until 7 P. M. October 1 who wear the GOP label but theH WU1 1N '"' aa4 far 1Mtw...._ ~or Plaintiff. Villtors or Maynard Bahr and v.·ite energy worrrmg abou_t m?ney lha.r. 7, 1954, on Lot No . . 64, parts of • Labor'• prtmo aoal ,. atiU outr!pt nptal of tile 'hti-RarttoJ MI. 19) 30; llOJ 7, 14, 21, 28; (II) 4, •8tt lnlt moat top union leaden .,.. prt. .tolf.eon- lll&t lido II& loo\ ' Mrs. Aliee DodAon returned ~:out anyt~~~g else an lhtfe. ls_n • Lots _63, 65, 06, 67 rn Coalport, u.UM--ban'illl" a ponucal m1rtele. ... " · homf.' Saturday from Akrcm where . ere some _mg wone l an ch1_lrl n~w mcorporated in the Village of she attended the wedding of ber ~h about th11? Have we no fa1th ~Jddleport . For complete descrip . llODNEY DOWNING BOOK BZI'ORT-Not only !f-'lllt a.ial-NIJCirt- u..- .-lia granddaughter Rvse Marie Conroy ~.n our Heavenly_ Father who tlon reference ma~e to Deed Book otormy ArniY·JI<Carlby heorlnP .. lhlck ao a J!IOjiiiiiiHiitd uYII, . knoweth wh1t thtnas ye hav ~ 173, l'age 323 . Me1gs County Deed Mr. an d Mrs. 8 ob II utc h mson but _ . of 1t1 c:h&ptor headlllp no4 . lll!t~ .of "'"' d of. bef ore ye as k h"1m '" Record s. INSL'llANCE ~GfJ)ICY '· · . d d . h nee . Of AAron VI!J 1e scvera 1 ays Wlt torlanllctiOII. ·-.. 1 ·,,·, re. AutumobUe. Hraltlll her grandmother, Mrs. Allt"e Dod· OFP:ICilS TO MilT , Albstract or certificate of title J1tN aN II)IDI aampleil . ...;;,..,,' ' Pletitf 91 load~ . ~e· "'Adami J)r&WI a "Map.'" t_ , .. ,. son. !at !he expense of successful bid ACOJCEN'l' ,...,.,, Co111e gel 'illll! •'Carr CJalm• Bl1cJan•U" · .:...._:._..__ ' Gtat~llr . ' Mr. aod Mrs. Clareate Neuhlint The Officers of MaanoUa Tern. dar. Bidd1r must state reaaon for 1. ~·~ N<!la. . .,. tLJfc:. Ca:mal~ az~d ......) " 'llripplll&' of the ~ ColoiiW\ 'l'tlo." I vi1lted . friends in Mldd11for1 ple, Prthian SJ1ten, will mut at what purpose property is to be I' ·~and Th• -N'&UOUl Ia--t.·., . . , .. ... Sundar.· the I. 0 . 0. F. HaU. Su.oday at used. The Village reserves thl-! ••A.daml RaacbU tor AdYIH." ·Mr. and Mrs. 81alnt Mllhoan, 1 o'clock for pra::tice. All otricen; rifjl:ht to reject any and all bids to Kee&rlhJ', Rautt." . ~romeror ~~ Mr. and Mn. Dwlaht ar, requeated to be preaent. Mag'f. kusseU, MII)'OT ' ' Adami .. ArmY eo...-r Jolul G. J.dama• eur ~ Ill . . . . . · Milhoan, Pom.roy, v.islttd witt! noJia Temple will be hostess for ATTEST. Oa 'bo - - c oub<ommlttoo .wt diNCIM ~ P. C&J:O": lollblo Ill M G. D* . ' " . . . - ~~~ ~re_nt1, Mr . {<Jnd )r~rs . Rverett lh~ District eooventlon to be bt:-hl. C. 0 . Murn)' . tlerk . . I~ lll.DP~liT• OIQ!J flth1nt 11114 iolcCai1JIY, o1 COIII'tt, II 8 - J . . . . II. ~. Milb.-an Sunday. bere Thurada)', October 7th. t9J 30; (10) 2. '· 3te I .. .. }.'.._· J ", . ·.:.;. -f· '~ .,,,,.. ~ .-: ~o.:, _ .. _ ~,...,.."!",..~tiL~---.,_..;_,.,..,.- ,.. . .,,.,.,..,.,~,! ·~--·•,. e=& ''·~---~ · &< ... .·. ..... ,._ .....o"••Luo·· ~ 4-;;z,=-.. •• , ........ ~~ " I" • ,.,.,..", . ... : ..... ;:.~, :.. ....~ . Hollywood Notes PBI.J..o\ I Not1ces I .-e• =:-:=-- ----- lnte.rttsHng .I Delinquency Problem, Talked About For Years, Growing All Across United States j Auto Sales ( 191 B · · '4 ' _(_8_B _ I_A_u--,to.- S:-e-rv - -t.-c-es --l I I Business Services I I I I (9) For Sale I JHrdr4iA~ "•I•• • ,.,,., ASHINGTON I MARCH OF EVENTS : I !2081 Insurance I - - - G<lod Knute Roclc:ne story- li seems the great Notre Dame Mtmtor 'e el'-even weren't doina so good at 1, game Wfll)' back there. Instoad of the lurid ten or fifteen minutes at the ·halt, the famous Knute waited tiU they were going ll,aclt and then with all the scorrr he coukl command, trpOk.e, "Now , girts, get out there and piiU'." All teachers and mentors ev enWaHy ,go in for some ki'nd of sarcasm when the circumstances get too .hick, I guess.. My largest contribution to this occurred after a speckally harraas !ing period in English, when haLf or m.ore of the kkb seemed utter<}ly unable to teU a noun from a verb and praetieaUy all contfemplat. to LET CLOVER !=ARM STORES BE YOUR BAKING SUPPUES and FLOUR HEADQUARTERS Lost & Found I -- . Jon. ' I I •IIJ:W YOUR BEST BAttERY ... I tor I I I I . e . •r ' o.ea s. • """'- a- SHORTENING . . . . . Ia-- MOORE'S ... • .~:~~ :~~= e:,~"' . - , .. . ' '•,' . .....,... ·roiiiiJ Or hadn't :rou beard? · Loofdno ,A~,...,. ray ,lwallr:lltf hw doe. \a ...... cod:..- .,.ntef ·end 11 ~ N he lt \eoldtn paNiftll Htr.ulh lraclbury, •• ' " Wally a.,... e11 dlli..ntly hlmmtriftl .n his rvJ', m1klnt .all lfleht eM sound qtlns.t wlntw-Wetly's equelly t,lf "'eme whh e ......... st•mp or lit hMnmt.r, tt wouhl these ,.,....ua h-.11.,.., ..,... of tthem 1 ,lttdrHm aff.. aln, •make •llllttvint Mhl tn our /town-they lr:tep e.~aint In here and lther•, turnh• up Uno exJMChdly '" Mmt . . . . . ....,., y•rcl-alr •o fiiiH lwUh pollen th ... td•,..._...,cl .on hay fever tu"-ren-tttulrrtl lhuntW. ftO't finding too many ;of the wily little fellows-possiblyhan their 'lt:wn w4l'nlng system. • ••tm • ~- I ALLIIEAf- 3Rooms ALL NEW · Furnitute · $299. lb45c lb 35c lb39c lb39c Wblt:e: lb59c . .... 11,.,. • lb39c BECKY'S SHOP RS WIEN'ERS • • • FRI!SIJl,Y Gllb. . HAMBURGER. • SMOKED PICNICS • • • ALLMIAT BOLOGNA. • • • HOMEMADE SAUSAGE • • •• • • • . ... 3 lb tin 89c FL9U R .... , .. - . . . . . . 25 lb sac~$1. 99 _,_, tlalon: Pink 01-. 6 o:a:. pks 33c Moist Cocoanut BAKERS . 8 o:a: pkg 29c \ CLOVER FARM Ealll' Fix PIE CRUST . , .. . . . . .. N&VJ Middl•port, Ohio Bakere Semi swee' CHOCOLATE CHIPS . . . Ill• It .-.... · • - .. dollloquo-. ,- GOLD MEDA.L OR ROBIN HOOD -~ 2-9 01: pkgs 35c • • CWVER FARM-Yellow quarters MARGARINE ....... . . . . . . . , 2 lbs 55c -PRODUCE- · . TOKAY GRAPES ......... . ... 21bs 35c CABBAGE ....... _.. 3 lbs 14c GREEN PEPPERS . , . . . . . . . . ... 2 for 15c FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT . ..' . 3 for 29c JONATHAN APPLES .. . . . 41bs 35c ·' ' DavleJ, .lZ to 18 lb avr-whole or 1bank half .Calories By1 Peanut Butter 12 oz jar 29c Actual Teat] . -- - ~- ~ • .RED CUP ... 3 lb bag $2.89 .. lb bag 99c CUe Mbea Yellow; ·spice; White; Devils Food at $159.95 per room Including $119.95 GAS RANGE In Klteben Assembly See Wlmlowllllplay Gruuplllgo • DUNCAN HINES .. , . . .. . . . . . pkg 35c PURE"" CA.N~ae Gr&DUialed CANE SUGAR ... .. 10 lb SOfk 99c , .. 2-10 o:a: tins ~5c . (LOVER fARM STORES -- -- - -- . . McMaster "Hardware ·and Furniture Company Slallllard Size Frozen - 31-4% Count Green Shrimp lb. 49c ...., .... . . . ... • Madonna or Conladlu 4-8 CJI. OIIJUI Tomato Paste or Llbbyo Potted Meats ArmOUI'II •' • • 40--l'h 51b49c Jiffy, Delll'aek - 01. . . . . Young, PlumP-Witole, Spill, er CUt Up, l'aa Ready Fresh Fryers • 39c The Big, Busy Store Where Your Dollar Has Cents Middleport, Oblo Saeked, Beaet.. YoUDI Tender QUICK BOTTLED GA$ SERVICE · For BROODER HOUSE HOOKUPS - HOUSE TRAILERS - HOME USEf We are equ[J)pfd tnd pr;epattd .te . .-.nder prompt bottled tiltervice to owners of breocfer ~ou1e1, house tr1iL •ra. and to wi.ate home comumtu, OuFI it "tfte onlt. bottltd Qts plait in Meigs County. He us for this rilodtrn cook. 1 ing end httting syritm for the rurtl ho~~· ' . ~, ..... 7 Bib End WholeorlWf Pork Loins lb39c lb59c Super SLICED .. ~lb.Canadian Bacon • 65c Righi Pork Chops cm~er .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . .13c Whole Canned Hams ~-~• .. · - .... "' l3c DAIRY DOLLAR SAVERS .. • Wlleomln Cheddar .... . . .. .. .Sharp Cheese ' . Potatoes lb 59c • AnetIf ts ea. ~...... ••• ClUe, ef• ualqut U-1faRoclpol-.... •hnt,frilllcla_.la...,..a• . . .... . ... . - Sweet Potallts •, 41bs. 25c • ... • ·-· .... .. lt.hg :~tc . ' . 4 ' . •. . ~ Dutch Apple Pie ,... · - :............ ..-, - US No.1 Slle A Malae ·- - lb69c lb55c Sliced Pork LiYw Teft41er .. .. .. . . .. • • .. • • • • • a 25c Cllipped Cllopped llnls .................. 79c Mllllutl Goldea Tolay Grcipes 21bs 125c • .• • Clllfornla - Cottage BuHs Ceater Blade c.t-Beef . Chuck Roast • Carton Eggs - ...... .,__ ........... 45c Longhorn Cheese .... .. ..... ............. ~ 49c Wllea (:om~ To The flanl for Gu, Coli at The Off1ee of Orange Juice 46 oL can 31c 35c Pie Crust Mix • pkslOc Jiffy "" 49c Biscuit Mix 40os pkg43c • • • .. Ji'lorkla Mlnate Zl OLploclle Buckwheat Flour I Flsltlng- FootbaU Supplies Sherwin Williams Paints - Eave Trough ud FltUngs - Septic. Tanks LIBERAL TERMS-We Wffi Carry,Your Meo1111t , Stulllyfleld Sunnyfleld HEADQUARTERS Plumblnl( - Eledrle - Fresh Oysters _ ptcaal9c .,.. pt. can 49c Pancake Flour 5 lb 43c 20 os pkg 14c FURNISH YOUR WHOLE HOME .The B .. Coffee Vatat-Fr<elh poand - ·Ami l'age- Knmeby Lundt • ; SMOKED HAM ... , . . .. . . . . ... lb 55c ----- _... , jOf Alllft' POTATOES. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 10 lb bog 45c -.MEATScut lrem US Good Grade ·B eef ROUND STEAK · . . .... . lb 69c SAUSAGE, fresh country • . . lb 53c . PORK LIVER . , .... , ... , . lb 19c SLICED BACON, DD layer packed. lb 65c ~arld ,.'' ·a.ow... WltconslD US No. 1 .. . Baker Fumltu~ Page~ .. ~I. UY '-----....... ' and a few loii.Ue de-rtonl aod Yllal oubjedl. tails Ull:e that seemed to have But no mere debt.ti.DC ever HU.· tllowa out the wU\.dowrs. led a Jiocle one of them y«. AI. &hey st.rlt'iled out I remar-t.ed in w.bJat I hoped waa a tone S1ft ~' 1t •• more or IIIU they'd long remember- "Now l¥oid 11>1 1 •orda. Let .,. 1 ...,., pleaae don't wiggle your ears u onct antllfor all, ,the \OfiiY ""'" yoU leave this room." son I (UM 'em In th'- here new column b :to JIIMUH \'w-AND A .,..,cher story. To time myself. ,I 1Im enly !for th... hlmtOif, IM''d put 1 IOUih drop two 8Hla." in .hla ,mouth ,mlch 'WOUld l1st the time 'he Intended ,fO Jpttk. I ~ ltt.ay-ed nobly "off'n" ice The J lon' ttutrttr houn wor• cream for p raps two . montb1, on, the \audience droppH ... 'Dhen aU of a l!twtden, bang, I'm IHp, off the wagon . Two elepb'ant The ~ough drop(?) turned out size double con·ee in· ane p.m. Alld drank P"lilk for 1upper, Ute to ~ 't blltton. a dumb ~\d . AJI too goo-e)'L--o Two ex.presaions that (ickle ugh! me no end-"Well, snap my Bide to the c11p of bouillon for ga)luses" and ~~Plow me under" lurrch, the lhin sandwlcb, tte - relb of Lum- n' Ahner or chaste rup of tea. Tbere-I feel some bucol-ic character or other. better already . Sad part 1&. I find no occasion to 1 Pvt. luee , Wilt wrltu from use 'em, somehO'W. I Ft. ,Hood, Texes. th•t he h•d And another is--he "clobber· i been with ldcl .. tst••rt •• W• ed" him be "clobbered'' him but' co, lTexn-lsaac -h•d • 3 dQ" good. You' ve got to have the right len• jM.\Went to~ Jcld_.. .~ time and place to use these and they rhad 1 , , . . . pbf.;t, rt'hey then they're real handy, just real 1ft mtiY .5t ·mllu ap•rt. Bott) handy. tre 1M. H. S. treduafft and t-othill jp~.,., Cheshire residents w.ho were __ so immersed in tl_ie tregic ltappeu In recent front page Sentin'eJ ingS< at their air field just last I b1by pictures we were proud weekend say they can't help not-~ note three of our QW1l icing how fast that all setUed gre1t nieces--Kathy Ann down and you hardly bear a BiUy Jo Clark wbo!c motlter word about it already. Betty lo Matihew.s and Peco To me, that's one of the saddellt Ann Matthews Me~lln and Ber· facts of life- how quickly ni~e Nlatthews 't'h year old. cloaes over tragedy so to The younger generation comes and it't aU b-m:iness and on apace. Make way for tomor· row! righ1 the next day. It do to s.it and grieve, we but le't.'s take ti.me to think re~er and pray for the eavec:t, whose wouuda are freSih , !0 deep. "Be wi'th us now and in the hour of our death" is to me one or the most tQuch.ing of al-l pray- BARGAIN' GALORE In BAKER'S USiDSTORE M. I puoctU~~.Uoo CLOVER FUM-Pure Verdable --------- ·•nd • The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio . •• ... ' ,, .... ~.· \.· '•'"'" . I. " �• .. .. ' ~: tne DAl-1:.'( SENT IN€t., Pomerc}"'Middieport, Ohio . G1ants ... Confidence · T()mcqy Tho.,pseri -Noti o Ptay i=-o,-- · ,,, ~ , . . . . 'tli fitS eorti~b8cli with the iilin~ CleYel&nd Btoo"*·n.s , today appeared off-altln atHilh-K lime fOr good . the s~osed}ly invincible day's open•r at 'th• Leo Durocher, confident that he is about W win his ttnt world champknuhtp in 15 yean of man· aging, named 21 -game win"-er Johnny Antdn!llt to make it two in a row fOr Hte Giants while Managq A4 LoPez stUck with hil choice M ~-tame wlnner EQrl~ Gus Wynn to hurl the second game 1'or the Indians. . Arbnsii':~~Buf 20 sittei are reprennted. f ""'Ma.. Tetoh .Wer Oklahdma , Aggi•s..,oj,bieh is-about hbw far y.ou 'II to hear the \IPinllt!rs when Celebrate In the dressing I . Odds Drop Rotod 11-IU ---~ AIM !TOO ·GOOD --4111o- Dale Roberban I .Andrew Wants Bout .w·I th Bas·l'l"oI Next • The next time Wagoner. Ok}a.this motorist wants tO' discard an empty beer can, he'll be more THE /OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT" f CHH.,;AGO UPWelterwetght Carer.iil. ~ Olarkewy~e. (Aft) f.l AttBr~!i w.as eit)~ed todltf M tttfy, \Vffile d'r1Jrtig to lose no \Lme m see kmg a btC Saturday Only Oetoltfr Z , alol)l U. S· Rou~e 69, tr1ssed oui· j5"ay day -bout wlth' Carmen BasiWild Bill EIWtt a ~er can and tt , ln l a p~a s 110 whtle his exPlosive pto of REBBL CITY velud~c-•n unmaiit:ed b w.-y GH TlitnPr rcmatned fre sh 1n the -AlsOpatro car. The tln.-e~. wu ini!CI rliJht mol)' s memory loaDDt!' Dru lUchini WidlltarX omd st.' A n d rcws, <1 5c'·per tor, . ,., . M1' PAL 'GUS }CIU,:. sentence-d td thret dns '"'i _.P _p..LS., r~t.+. a .. ... l. '"~U:Jn:t, ca tapt:ltt·d hiiil!jeJ{ ncar I ·the -rrest of th·. 147-pound ran'=:=:=:=:=:=:=::==:=:=:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;; kins \\'edm·so!ay night when he hor;.•dcd aCr.o5s tile rinl at the third rouot\ !J@ll. and bell!!d TAr· ner as he left ht .:; corner. , ~ f Tfte"· rtmli:y "'Philad; }lphian weni · down like <~ (on of bricks fi-orri !1, I To Ma" jew a . liStp $1000 1-TIIP LOAN " llheM Ill Sltnetun ..., a).:;U... .....hnltun . . . .Ill, ,.,....." ..,...... 6-l utidertc;;s wben the selries slarted, the -explosive Giantll suddettlr fetund thetruJeJ. ves no worse rhaa 6-~. piet 'em for both today's se<:ond game and the series a,s a whote . A vletbcy today· Wuuld virtUality make theln •·out bets " for no team has eVer won the hr!lt two' ganles of a seven-game: series and failed to win Ule dl.ampiollihj,p. The Brood\fay bookies ran for cover Wedn esday nilgh\ after tbe Gfhnls ffasbed tKe ..tbni•bing flair fqr dramalic.s which carried them to a 6Y.l·gtllme mid-season lead in the National Lea~ue and provided the oosbion whi~h enabl!jd them to beat off the dhaUen· tes of the DOdgers. It was the same flatr that ena"baed the Giants to overCome top-heavy odds ag• inst the Dodgers and b~come known as the year's .tm:racle Streni & Son Funeral 'AMBUUNC¥ .nd EMERCEIVC'r p<.renli, Mr. and Mrs. meeting will be a Tue»day. al the ho.r_p.e of Mr. and M~s. Edw;~~tl:Genheimei­ Mrs. Ch4rt'er •A. su1n Encj 91 P~tfoi t, Ml~h., wiii'e . ci lea hefe i.y t.he ~"!r~A ~eath ot hl,i 1.-.ndmother, Mn. o~,h~r. ar~ tilt tuetts of Her iftlreatl, Nr. and Ml-1. Ver"~ Al!lll: b!l!lina over COP, cldbs" two-~it if:! f.tae last rrion . · ealled here by Mirl1 Cuin. Mias He!en ..: ·· • aiicl . ••• ... _,, . I MeClun~. All•erl ·Mrs. w'h~ • ..• ·•lolt- Kathy Lloyd, small Mf. aDO r.f,.S. Jamel rdy, .JUOOibll 1tir. and Mti. fomi,ly ·· !!•rti.am wi1Jie . wUL J to · .•:;~,;,.;,~~ .11 JJJntor u~e Jrlmboree , the Flr:s~ J;laptllt Churcb.' sh~ Will re- tUrn h'Orne Sundioy. I In '-. ·" Rev. -and \lh. FreU r; cd"ardner are in 'GrayaOn, K_y., todt.y where hf wm have cllarge uf the Chap@! sJrvice. at Kentucky · ·chrislian . Cl>lteee.. · · ..Ji"CAli•JiDa ~~ ! ·retll]'.ile4 bel Alinemint ' Th e·.pome.roy . c·ement 81 ~t·k' c0~-m~p·.any· HaNcett's S.HIO SERVICE I 'We n. 'fhe · '· Phone . rr:r u.11·The 7· - tiOn. . I I · - · ·' JOb RIGHT .. to sdhooJ TUesday after being ill ·fol' several daylli With ,a vil'Wii infeC- V StHOI'Id~!..epur ~.-i..._i~-~~~~~~~3~ . 9~.~Y~.e~.~~~~·~.Of~~~~~'l~t~bt~li~Q~U.S~~S~ervl~c~•~·~~~~~~· l'ilnNJtt!S - ." Ml'!. Gilbert Hayes . speil:t th~ paat weebnd With Mr, BI\Y9s lind their iOfl. Jerry in Ccilurl.b.us. Mrs. Leo Ruaaell and ci,ughter Jllnet · Ruuell, J\N DenVer, Colo., are visiting · rr[endi Gd r~latives in ttlia area, and · wert> 'E!alfed here bt the hospltilizltion of ber mother, Mf1. Werner, "Middleport Rt. I. ' . .. )fr, and MTs. Smith 'Shreve Werfl bUainesa visitors in' · kU.Dllngton · at Hoyt, WfNTER · Win "Sooll Be Here · Hghtflandir tYt.D kty LINE OF HEATING ·STOVES for Every Room I" You; Home WI HAV' Fti.L OIL.- GAS and COAL STOVES :M,LOW PltiCES!~ • -·· -s.-!ciJ.i--= . !1,580-1-TY ho.'FIUtrth FUELOILHEATER . '· \ · · .. _. $59•95 1hl8 h~irttr w1fl Heal More Than One Room - .... .....- - - - - ~ . ..... . - -·-· ~ ,.m.. ~'of ';tii. _.,I'll , . , __•IOMlilOY, oHIO -~~ ,__JJi.)L I ' ,MASON, , W. V/lt. Phone2861l Actual Teat .SHQOTI NG MATCH Sunday, October 3, I :00 P. M. .,.High P.ower.ed Rifles, 22's, Shot Guni "t ....1f''", 80 .' --'Location- Cedar Hill Gun Club WEST COLUMBIA, WEST VIRGINIA .., ' ' For s.lril tf•ttl To Heat p~··· JCJcj .. D Ot!SI'1'97 H X %8281383 G B 18282838 H Y ., 18'1... G M BMntSI G p 93165115 0 C 810938tl H a mum a :l . ~ p B (t'ltlf623 H i< RICH COAT Outside House Point Flnl!t Quality $4.9:. gallon· ROOF COATING Moores. K r .o 1 • r 1dverll1in'1 •*•· DJXIE DOG'VOOD JUICE SET· S 18502:1'1'8 G '· o!<;son lrMI Wortb s:ecw. 11 D 2636512% H Werth D 30018361 H Exquisitely hand·pail>ted '* glassware. crytasl c\eer. 7 pc set X 5833i835 G Z 91M88J8 G Packers · Label sltellil · ·4· t-~11 . yelldw eU~g In ric~ . syrup. Save . . 1'h 1. Cons Embaa.v Stra"berry pare frul~ Flavor t Day nlae Preserves .. : 4-.10 o~. jars $1: he.no11 val•e Tomato Juice . 5 46 o:tt: c·ans $1. L-P -Brand. Phlm.p and cfnder and sea110netl j . Spinach 8-14 cl:tt: pkgs Sunpkt ChoPPer or Leaf ~n Broccoli 7-1 0 oz pkgs Greu 1»-.s . :1.1o 6 Sanplei Choppe_d trozen l"''een .Krecer"\r•e-rlpe tomato fiafor . $ Day rtJ'h& SunpJct lroaen' Vien"a Sausage 6·4 oz cens $1: "'~' 'll,.d" tl!rlder !:atmor~· t:l~ quarters for htble, cooking MA~\IARINE .· • Golden .reiD clear whl(ei. Dollar Day bontd ulae · Best Grade sA.L.V'E Z MZOIIU G Kr.,.r Pullet Eggs . . . . .. . . . ~ e $1bs $1.00 •• . .. f:IMin'ry Elabt eMifitl1' ~~ A ple-a'IIJII' fbi..,.. do:tt: $1. loll Butter ............ lb 6$c Krefts: P!lllalt)pbla. CreaDty White and :titlld lbqer erelii!4'CI'...., whipPed, Mil~ •nd !'1•" . Cream CAe111i ... 3 O:tt: P.kt I Sa Cottage Chmi! . . . . . pk!i l1c KGOL~bt· 20c .iK re'gllblt mall · · N SNo . . • • • • each49c Kroren freahlJ baked Dutch .o\ppleo. sweet area.t Krorer rrelh trom Uie hake-rJ. lo yn. Coffee Cake ......... pkg 25c teed Jumble ..... . lb pkg 29c Kt'OI'er lleUC!lauiiJ crisp with a real rt•ham. rb;·yor KroJer new liM tiW. lt tastes IUW) tda1t.. be!:&er Grahams .......... lb pkg 25c White Bread :tbiglb In 29c llot-Peted wllh 15e coupon . S~OTLIGHT 0 I l'br-Cresl. erJstal 8 oc: set. Sherbets - ~ .R-.. ....... val•• __.,..., o~•••• · 4 tor mblers · · .... Tu ...,.rte4 cotoTt,. AIUnthtU!ft !~!!'t '1'issu!. . 12 rolls -lllJ':"Ifranir a.boo.....,, •~ •· lb .. •. 4' c COFFEE • • • aerulu., drip '"acUam jl'rked wUh 15e coupon J11st rlrHt to# J•ir celtee. KeeP.a INJIPl1 on hand Kr~er Coffee ........ lb 95c PREAM ........ 4 O:tt: tan 29t WIHYOUR JiiEART'S DESIRE! Focial·fltsue . 1'1eece 308 ct. P&ebna. .. ' 6 Dkgs $ stall · S:rdines I 4 NcJ. "" C~!l aetcn .Latt.t Maine lt1 flrih • Win ral11ilous ~rli'il_s. All yeo ha>e tor do Is write your .111111e alllf aildreQ.on an offlelal eutry bl1111k or reasenoble f .. lmHe) md nmtt tu H~art'a Desire; IIUtr ~. Cllarlestoo, W. Vo. _Last entry must be postmarlte d no later than Novembe_r I, 1954 At Your DIUOOIST f 8 pc. set Goblets - · · ,;._,..,,. volo• On.S . . •. ·Sa,.., .. Kn..-1".. ~Fill! Beef Round-Up. 1tro!fr-t:at Tenderay Beet Dor I C:ailn- 3 Rooms - NE.W Futttittire OF;!fY $1ft.oo ·~·~~~~:~;.: - ·. io,..e.ll t ·'it rn. Co, ~,0. M.r.clll J.r~.to i::o. (______M_••__n_,w__.v_._·--~ t( You'll iiiWBIJS lie orad-ycJu ,bought -a,Chevrolet ot a • I ...,.1 ..... low-Pi!oiti You'Rotay_. .............. y..,lt ••l•r exdu~lva ,...,,.., for anor moittln; · 1 · ···· ... ·- • aiW&yo. ,. .' J&. (DIIiadlf!i1f.~ll""'*'~ WI) • Yllll' - ' t lllltl ~ car with the look Ot quality J.Oii • ln ~ Alld if you lib Cbovrolet'illoolat - · ;rou"llllb Ito loob qy _ RufliiU I D 59681'768 R \.... e•ce~ ...nl%1 IMrtonn.&. . 6. It Is ncrt MCft,llrY ~o enter a Kroter stor• or Ia buy a newSp.per to find out what the winning a.,.i1l numbers ere. YoU may mine • nltWIPa,e:r frH at .. ' W.trtll ~ '· 19i4. . . f. ·. l.ftt PftSON or pHIOnl may, W!J<IHI• ;, tho·...,., Dollar awerds em;IOVHS 1nd thtlr famll ..s · pailll lfir .tha lnllliftl. ..,( It · WaS · •nn ·"'1'·10 pttcheb a iwo-hitter to beal the' N.~ Ytrt Yankc:._es inJlitt,t.pjn,·U'. :lif ~ v til N~it 'fork se~i;t, in Aue:ust, ho fi~!'! . • .Jl!!lt~let .~. Pi•t the Balaa~ f~~> A'~e Jt' . Wttrth f2& l, arraft9f for oul ·tw.rd•I~ ...h. , ' 1,;. IINtr ti cl-'rn the ' twlf'41l *fiU\Wt · 1'1\uit ' proiun ~ tiM ••"" DOIIers by .... ,.; .. .......,ay. Oct..... 2. Persont: h•vlnt actuii pos"sslan af thl.. Krogat lonvs Dollert may reda.nY· ttliem far c.tsh nnvlng from $25 to $2011. 3, If yav h•ve In your 11••1 s ..siCm • tlaller r.111 k.li'lni one of th• luck Mrial n~m­ berl caht1et your locel Kro. THESj! KllOOER BONUS DOLLARS ARE WORTH $25.00 TO $300.08! .. ' Z 41316448 G Calorl11 By' -~ ~~~ ~ftlf ads. 2J. 1 ' ..,.,ncMott lr~N fR. jo._ut~; Mlstlt I'Cftlilot-· •lliool I 1so Pt.!£11t!!~.;l !!fii ~)>It t ~~~ R~ADY • ;:j • daughter of Mr. Smart, has enrolled Utflve"riity for her Of Allll'l ' YOUR PAINT DOLLAR GOES FARmER AT tfe FO.RGET 1. Eac~ l.uslnltl cby ui\tll OctoiMr 9, 1954., Krot~er +'Ill Low11t this y~r. The girls are doughof t,he Rev . and Mrs. c. F.. son John Hoyt, student at Colgate 1 / DON'T --. WA1'ofi',)pj( ~1 l(ROGRR · iioNtJs·,miLL\1lS clrculatloh dohar Lilts (U. S. CurtftM:t) Uken from ._,r ce1h r•l•t•r•; th• Hrlaf numiHrs of tMte Kto· · ••r BOnvi Dall•rs will bt IM;blis. .d In Kr~tgtr St.Fes and in ~rogar newtpa)er Mrs. Elwood Bowen , M:s . Jof'<o Struble, M.rs. Harol,g I;ohse daughter Jennifer, Mrs. RobArnold, Mrs. Russell Mason, guest Charles Werry, one , Don Anderson and Mrs: In · daughltrs, S11ndra · Br~nd t. Sae. .·boLLA R DA DOLLAR BUYS A Worth '25 I Wilkeaville, INII~ Info Sylvia Ri:l!bel, tfu!Y broUght M<.l lut't borne after ed "in' ilard~vihe . mes~me .- States fliins ~ llit boise.;, The with Mrs. . \Yill· Sparks !lrid Mrs. jam Sheridan, Mrs. Denver Roger Campbfll, Hay~epvilJe ·rna,. Mrs. Roy S{Jlith, Mn. w.er~ tl,ll)tors · , here We,:ln~lday texture finish;· ' /: !"~-' !"oCiern color at .. - led her to South week wlj.ll'e maD at 'L••· • Pheae 4194- 4474 .. Patterson, Neb- raska over Iowa State, Iowa over Montana~c .Colorado pver Kan!;as, Kamui'S ·State bver MisSOuri, Cincinnati oVer Tulsa and Wichita over Drake. _ th. South -. Duke over TennH~~ see-W illi e M1IY5 i! the ha(lplest. Georgia Tech over . SMU~B ob ·Feller ls the mOst l'nttm'se. ' South tltollrt4i ..,., ·West Vlrglnl•- Vlc 'f•rb Is tht blild.St. ~~eclllly equipped With an Oxy"" R~SitScltaior .fe/1 Drotni!!IJ; Shotlr, Head li'-.llure, PolsoniD& aDd iiaau.-&lal Accldentt 8olln~er. Tha Mldw.st Arrrfy over Michigan-A! Rosen is lhti most rugged. Ohla Stata over Caflforni1- . Davey WIIUims is th• h•ndsorast. Southern .Cal over Northwestern --Sal Maghe looks the most sinister. Wi sconsin over Mi chigan State - Early wYnn is the s nappiest dresser. tltoTile on kOct. was an off . automa tic ering, pjtchlnO {that Durocher ers ayo 15 meant comm•ndl, ~M ,pictur• in thl• t.hree th of the season. suspcnsion from t·in g activity for worhl ~Series apen•r ~o clahl1 3{1 days und er Illin ois Athletic reserhbl•d tf'• Glantl' forniulll Commission rules . for 'victotyfi.n th• NationtJI 1t w a~ only Lh c fnurin knock - gue r~• .tb.J!t the otld..m•keri oUt for. Andrews, in 40 pro fig ht~ quic(ly re.llftllll !their calculi· and the lir!f.l. time Turner had lions. hccn knocked out in 50 ba ttles. With dne gatrie in the record Turner was rated thirl:l among books, Durochter Seemed to ha"!e tije 147 pllunders comp ared to a ll lh.e strateiicll advantages. He won the opener With his No . 2 sixth for Andrews . starter ihd hts Nd. 2 reliever and . SO-Y.EAR CHURCH .JiECO,RD now sflfidl ~H:v wilh his biggest Kane, lii.-The Kane Methodi st win"er-:-AritoMlli~to start and ' "churdh 'rece ntly honored George his ~L rell!!'ver;-Hoyt yrilhe1m W . Cory, 57. who ha ~n't missed a - to bOOk h1·n1 (tp in the all-im. session o[ the c hu rch Sunday pc,rU.itt HCfi'hQ g•me . .. ~houl fOr 5o years. Setonci!Geme ""Cherm" I Notw ilft!taMtn:r the i~o rtanCe of ~~:e,tti!H{ qff qn ~,iih't foot in the opener, it IS tlie winner or the sercorid Aame thpt has Won the sertes more ofteit "".. hall not. In Antone.Ui, the one-time sh, 900 bonus buSI of the Boi(on Braves, .Durbtllier ~ comlftt;t back wit.h a pltehei' W,ho compiled I 21·7 seaton's recoril .aftf:l a 2.35 earned run ~ver~)lt . He iJ a pbw-. erful, hird·throwiTtc strutbriaw who tllrbed in iix Shuteuts aur ing the ... regular ae.bO.D, ·-.. Wy-. ~otiit '!Oas bank!~ . on a vet•ran ten c~t.a.« lnmz ! • •-... -,,, Rh~'•• ltarl 111111 Outstandin·g in the first day's heriocs were the amaZil'lg Willie Mays, basebalt's great new sta~. and tfi~ equ~Ung amazing pinch· bitter dehtxe, Jim Dusty Rhodes. Jt. wM\s Mays' remarkable • ca~ or Vic Wertz' eigbth-inninj drive - one of t·hc i!teatest cil<:hes in a smas hing right hanrl and re- World Series history-which savmainjXI motioni<'SS •as Referee AI ed the gaome and Rhodes' three. .!. ··stkora tnunted run pinch-h.it homer- or.ly the Ya~kees in foe eam:e that put t.he . fourth pinch-hit homer in seri-el!l Indtans 8¥..! games l,n front With It was nearly two mmutes be- l h . , , lh 1 .1 .. two we2lt:s to pta" and also who fore ~-rner came '? a nd _learned ! ~~~~hln..; ~:~ .~h. adroit, 111 • pitch~ th~ clineher again~t the I·hal h1s prupused f1ght wtlh Ras- t h OUv•• ~ I-~ . II y !OVIrpow• Detroit ,T1glrs Wvnn pttched · rouo I" lnYSICI .. · o( s..,.._., ~ Gro- url~s. oV~ra!l. \ kRMY TO WIN Brook Polo - TW CALFORNIA; Giants' 'dramatic 5·1: ttlumph aver ·/ the lndl1n1 in W-.dn••· WIIUNQ GlMES over Cornell- Tht~ Sllluth thurslf•·Y·Fi-lct.y Sept. 30; ·oct. 1 Den Dail,r Jo.nn• Dru "THE PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS" (8deball Thriller) '-"- ""'"'·.....~..,.,..,;:-...,-.---,-:---=.,.!..!.,.~!.,.,--.:...-- ' , . BJylor .over Miami- HermJn Franks is the fattest. , .., . Also : Florida over Auburn, A!a· bama O\'er Vandel'l>Ht~ Miisissippi , State over Arkaasllll State, NorJh Carolina State .over. Wake Forelt, North · Carolina over TWane, Geor11ia over Texu A&M, Keb· BY OSCAR FRALEY j W_ck~ .over LSU, Cl_em.s~n ovtr 1 United Press Sports Writer V1rgm1a Tech and V1rgmta over NEW YORK UP- Pitching and Geor11e Washington . punling from the Polo Ground!!Th• West Fral~y·s Follies- and the weekend Mar'yland over UCLA-Paul Giel football ''winners" along with a is the best ~ootball player. few thoughts on the World Series. Illinois o~c-r Stanford- A! Dark Game Of The Wetk was pretty fair , too. . Notr• Dame oY•r Purdu._Thls We.ttintton OYir "Orqon $teteis alwa,s • IMarcat with th• · Leo Duroch•r Is the best •Jn ruM. ioll.,mlirbn Mr r•edy ta •II• my playar. • the Irish a mlck•y. But Notre ' Oregon over l,Jtah-Al Lopez Dame shoW*tl ·• first cl111 conftln. ckor for national honors In lt1 de· may be better at Chinese eheekeN. Also: Brigham Y01;mg over Colb· ~ut \nd should t1ka this one, rado Aggles, Wyoming over Deft· Th• Eest ver and Idaho over Sin Jose Stale Penn State over Syracuse-Ha'lk Tltli SouthW"t Majeski , 38, is the oldest series Texas over · Washin&ton Stateplayer. _ Califoritia has more players jn .Minnesota over Pitt-Joe Amal. the seties than any ottter state. fitano, 20, is the y()ungest. ·Miuiui,Pi over Vlllenov,.._. IHJ faylor, 6-4 Is th• tallest. Navy over Dartmouth- Don Liddle is the littlest at 5-9. Also: Ptlnn over W&M, Yale over BroWn, Princeton over Col· umbia Boilton College over Temple, Harvard over Massachusetts, guckn~ll oYer Gettysburg, Fordham uver Rutgers and Colgate over Holy Cross. Lclgue_ penp!if~J, ~"!!s "even money" tod&y to , make the record· breaki·ng CleveJ-and Indiln& a buhch of speir carriers in their latl"Sl dramatic hit. THit 'WII 11M startling turn the 1954 World 1S.rl11 to• In the <w•k• Of the New YOrk cisiOn after a workout al bls Norfolk. \'1., home. ·1111 ·i'rielodlll z.oa, f 'Fraley Picks Irish .Ov.e r Purdue lyn Do(tgers to win the N·ational · Tl'iompson said he made tile de- ..Ann• lia.xf•r • ---'-~--..-· lhe aptazin( cre\V which upended Ytteran lin~bal'ker, due to W&flk Oll) with the Browni for the 4lra ttfile W¢ne&tlay seht word that he !lad decided against laking 1 Ctu:nte with tilt> kn~ he injure(l last aeas.,fl. "ver • NEW YORK UP- Heroea, Inc., Tll" TCU , • • • , ~VELAND , 0. UP- To111.my Tllompiqn, on-again and off-again Jio the nfOst , . Wy11nTo See Duty On Hill SAYS OSU WILL . Browns This Yeor Ri~"'e n --·--~ ,v~A,~ ~,.--M-av-ti·J Ant~n~ill . And 0 . ' ~ ih'ursda·y, Sept. ~o; 1954 • ~ ltDd the only ·l1nltioed Knoo.Actidil r1411 111 tlttt'kllr-PIIM 118111; 'l'IIIY'te ail ~ ln CJiieV!oial ., • DMf· ~- Conte jn ttnt!l'lllt .. ii10'W :rou how tnueb you11 pin. 1>7 Yo, Uft ........ Y.., !iVY . ......... jll.' liddt EftD ... Chmolot li j)ricOd bolcrtf aU od.IINI And attn¥ln time, yOiliJ lie iibOod opm from . ' Now'• thetlmt 1o b•yl Of"*"- Cbe•MIIIit'• ulevalul. litJyiftt nowl Chi our big deall EnltJ o - GROUMD ,, , ~=t~,· ' lhditiOiiall:v ~ ...... · Body by 'Fiibtr-ibe blili&eom· . P' n 'on pOwet of any~ loW- YO..'ll'"' • •joed;illilol rlthf ftew JWiooid car-tho hiQOit brab.,.the itl,bt ,_, w.·~ In a pooitloD to mti7 run-r..,tti '-·lfrdor' ,._ ilve Yp<i ~ deal Of the yi!Ot' on a . YEAR AFTI!:a YEAR, MORE ' PEOPLE jiUY CHEVRpLETs THAN ANY OTHER 'CARl tOUt • Q1llliirlbil: lwnber u.) ' - .. . ~ ~ --· Y..;. ~. "' , Co.. • • ' ' I .\· ,oi . F()lt . Congrtijs I ...... .... l . • nr$TR.ici · . . I ' ' • c RIPi . PLUMP TOKAY . seleete d from tlte . ll-fl!l ' ftiA t:; · ·. . J • ....,.. i . (!neat erops. Bl( Diln•r Dlly Value llalllnl or Slllell up llild lift ! hfioc. I .i . • 50 lbs • • • �• .. .. ' ~: tne DAl-1:.'( SENT IN€t., Pomerc}"'Middieport, Ohio . G1ants ... Confidence · T()mcqy Tho.,pseri -Noti o Ptay i=-o,-- · ,,, ~ , . . . . 'tli fitS eorti~b8cli with the iilin~ CleYel&nd Btoo"*·n.s , today appeared off-altln atHilh-K lime fOr good . the s~osed}ly invincible day's open•r at 'th• Leo Durocher, confident that he is about W win his ttnt world champknuhtp in 15 yean of man· aging, named 21 -game win"-er Johnny Antdn!llt to make it two in a row fOr Hte Giants while Managq A4 LoPez stUck with hil choice M ~-tame wlnner EQrl~ Gus Wynn to hurl the second game 1'or the Indians. . Arbnsii':~~Buf 20 sittei are reprennted. f ""'Ma.. Tetoh .Wer Oklahdma , Aggi•s..,oj,bieh is-about hbw far y.ou 'II to hear the \IPinllt!rs when Celebrate In the dressing I . Odds Drop Rotod 11-IU ---~ AIM !TOO ·GOOD --4111o- Dale Roberban I .Andrew Wants Bout .w·I th Bas·l'l"oI Next • The next time Wagoner. Ok}a.this motorist wants tO' discard an empty beer can, he'll be more THE /OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT" f CHH.,;AGO UPWelterwetght Carer.iil. ~ Olarkewy~e. (Aft) f.l AttBr~!i w.as eit)~ed todltf M tttfy, \Vffile d'r1Jrtig to lose no \Lme m see kmg a btC Saturday Only Oetoltfr Z , alol)l U. S· Rou~e 69, tr1ssed oui· j5"ay day -bout wlth' Carmen BasiWild Bill EIWtt a ~er can and tt , ln l a p~a s 110 whtle his exPlosive pto of REBBL CITY velud~c-•n unmaiit:ed b w.-y GH TlitnPr rcmatned fre sh 1n the -AlsOpatro car. The tln.-e~. wu ini!CI rliJht mol)' s memory loaDDt!' Dru lUchini WidlltarX omd st.' A n d rcws, <1 5c'·per tor, . ,., . M1' PAL 'GUS }CIU,:. sentence-d td thret dns '"'i _.P _p..LS., r~t.+. a .. ... l. '"~U:Jn:t, ca tapt:ltt·d hiiil!jeJ{ ncar I ·the -rrest of th·. 147-pound ran'=:=:=:=:=:=:=::==:=:=:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;; kins \\'edm·so!ay night when he hor;.•dcd aCr.o5s tile rinl at the third rouot\ !J@ll. and bell!!d TAr· ner as he left ht .:; corner. , ~ f Tfte"· rtmli:y "'Philad; }lphian weni · down like <~ (on of bricks fi-orri !1, I To Ma" jew a . liStp $1000 1-TIIP LOAN " llheM Ill Sltnetun ..., a).:;U... .....hnltun . . . .Ill, ,.,....." ..,...... 6-l utidertc;;s wben the selries slarted, the -explosive Giantll suddettlr fetund thetruJeJ. ves no worse rhaa 6-~. piet 'em for both today's se<:ond game and the series a,s a whote . A vletbcy today· Wuuld virtUality make theln •·out bets " for no team has eVer won the hr!lt two' ganles of a seven-game: series and failed to win Ule dl.ampiollihj,p. The Brood\fay bookies ran for cover Wedn esday nilgh\ after tbe Gfhnls ffasbed tKe ..tbni•bing flair fqr dramalic.s which carried them to a 6Y.l·gtllme mid-season lead in the National Lea~ue and provided the oosbion whi~h enabl!jd them to beat off the dhaUen· tes of the DOdgers. It was the same flatr that ena"baed the Giants to overCome top-heavy odds ag• inst the Dodgers and b~come known as the year's .tm:racle Streni & Son Funeral 'AMBUUNC¥ .nd EMERCEIVC'r p<.renli, Mr. and Mrs. meeting will be a Tue»day. al the ho.r_p.e of Mr. and M~s. Edw;~~tl:Genheimei­ Mrs. Ch4rt'er •A. su1n Encj 91 P~tfoi t, Ml~h., wiii'e . ci lea hefe i.y t.he ~"!r~A ~eath ot hl,i 1.-.ndmother, Mn. o~,h~r. ar~ tilt tuetts of Her iftlreatl, Nr. and Ml-1. Ver"~ Al!lll: b!l!lina over COP, cldbs" two-~it if:! f.tae last rrion . · ealled here by Mirl1 Cuin. Mias He!en ..: ·· • aiicl . ••• ... _,, . I MeClun~. All•erl ·Mrs. w'h~ • ..• ·•lolt- Kathy Lloyd, small Mf. aDO r.f,.S. Jamel rdy, .JUOOibll 1tir. and Mti. fomi,ly ·· !!•rti.am wi1Jie . wUL J to · .•:;~,;,.;,~~ .11 JJJntor u~e Jrlmboree , the Flr:s~ J;laptllt Churcb.' sh~ Will re- tUrn h'Orne Sundioy. I In '-. ·" Rev. -and \lh. FreU r; cd"ardner are in 'GrayaOn, K_y., todt.y where hf wm have cllarge uf the Chap@! sJrvice. at Kentucky · ·chrislian . Cl>lteee.. · · ..Ji"CAli•JiDa ~~ ! ·retll]'.ile4 bel Alinemint ' Th e·.pome.roy . c·ement 81 ~t·k' c0~-m~p·.any· HaNcett's S.HIO SERVICE I 'We n. 'fhe · '· Phone . rr:r u.11·The 7· - tiOn. . I I · - · ·' JOb RIGHT .. to sdhooJ TUesday after being ill ·fol' several daylli With ,a vil'Wii infeC- V StHOI'Id~!..epur ~.-i..._i~-~~~~~~~3~ . 9~.~Y~.e~.~~~~·~.Of~~~~~'l~t~bt~li~Q~U.S~~S~ervl~c~•~·~~~~~~· l'ilnNJtt!S - ." Ml'!. Gilbert Hayes . speil:t th~ paat weebnd With Mr, BI\Y9s lind their iOfl. Jerry in Ccilurl.b.us. Mrs. Leo Ruaaell and ci,ughter Jllnet · Ruuell, J\N DenVer, Colo., are visiting · rr[endi Gd r~latives in ttlia area, and · wert> 'E!alfed here bt the hospltilizltion of ber mother, Mf1. Werner, "Middleport Rt. I. ' . .. )fr, and MTs. Smith 'Shreve Werfl bUainesa visitors in' · kU.Dllngton · at Hoyt, WfNTER · Win "Sooll Be Here · Hghtflandir tYt.D kty LINE OF HEATING ·STOVES for Every Room I" You; Home WI HAV' Fti.L OIL.- GAS and COAL STOVES :M,LOW PltiCES!~ • -·· -s.-!ciJ.i--= . !1,580-1-TY ho.'FIUtrth FUELOILHEATER . '· \ · · .. _. $59•95 1hl8 h~irttr w1fl Heal More Than One Room - .... .....- - - - - ~ . ..... . - -·-· ~ ,.m.. ~'of ';tii. _.,I'll , . , __•IOMlilOY, oHIO -~~ ,__JJi.)L I ' ,MASON, , W. V/lt. Phone2861l Actual Teat .SHQOTI NG MATCH Sunday, October 3, I :00 P. M. .,.High P.ower.ed Rifles, 22's, Shot Guni "t ....1f''", 80 .' --'Location- Cedar Hill Gun Club WEST COLUMBIA, WEST VIRGINIA .., ' ' For s.lril tf•ttl To Heat p~··· JCJcj .. D Ot!SI'1'97 H X %8281383 G B 18282838 H Y ., 18'1... G M BMntSI G p 93165115 0 C 810938tl H a mum a :l . ~ p B (t'ltlf623 H i< RICH COAT Outside House Point Flnl!t Quality $4.9:. gallon· ROOF COATING Moores. K r .o 1 • r 1dverll1in'1 •*•· DJXIE DOG'VOOD JUICE SET· S 18502:1'1'8 G '· o!<;son lrMI Wortb s:ecw. 11 D 2636512% H Werth D 30018361 H Exquisitely hand·pail>ted '* glassware. crytasl c\eer. 7 pc set X 5833i835 G Z 91M88J8 G Packers · Label sltellil · ·4· t-~11 . yelldw eU~g In ric~ . syrup. Save . . 1'h 1. Cons Embaa.v Stra"berry pare frul~ Flavor t Day nlae Preserves .. : 4-.10 o~. jars $1: he.no11 val•e Tomato Juice . 5 46 o:tt: c·ans $1. L-P -Brand. Phlm.p and cfnder and sea110netl j . Spinach 8-14 cl:tt: pkgs Sunpkt ChoPPer or Leaf ~n Broccoli 7-1 0 oz pkgs Greu 1»-.s . :1.1o 6 Sanplei Choppe_d trozen l"''een .Krecer"\r•e-rlpe tomato fiafor . $ Day rtJ'h& SunpJct lroaen' Vien"a Sausage 6·4 oz cens $1: "'~' 'll,.d" tl!rlder !:atmor~· t:l~ quarters for htble, cooking MA~\IARINE .· • Golden .reiD clear whl(ei. Dollar Day bontd ulae · Best Grade sA.L.V'E Z MZOIIU G Kr.,.r Pullet Eggs . . . . .. . . . ~ e $1bs $1.00 •• . .. f:IMin'ry Elabt eMifitl1' ~~ A ple-a'IIJII' fbi..,.. do:tt: $1. loll Butter ............ lb 6$c Krefts: P!lllalt)pbla. CreaDty White and :titlld lbqer erelii!4'CI'...., whipPed, Mil~ •nd !'1•" . Cream CAe111i ... 3 O:tt: P.kt I Sa Cottage Chmi! . . . . . pk!i l1c KGOL~bt· 20c .iK re'gllblt mall · · N SNo . . • • • • each49c Kroren freahlJ baked Dutch .o\ppleo. sweet area.t Krorer rrelh trom Uie hake-rJ. lo yn. Coffee Cake ......... pkg 25c teed Jumble ..... . lb pkg 29c Kt'OI'er lleUC!lauiiJ crisp with a real rt•ham. rb;·yor KroJer new liM tiW. lt tastes IUW) tda1t.. be!:&er Grahams .......... lb pkg 25c White Bread :tbiglb In 29c llot-Peted wllh 15e coupon . S~OTLIGHT 0 I l'br-Cresl. erJstal 8 oc: set. Sherbets - ~ .R-.. ....... val•• __.,..., o~•••• · 4 tor mblers · · .... Tu ...,.rte4 cotoTt,. AIUnthtU!ft !~!!'t '1'issu!. . 12 rolls -lllJ':"Ifranir a.boo.....,, •~ •· lb .. •. 4' c COFFEE • • • aerulu., drip '"acUam jl'rked wUh 15e coupon J11st rlrHt to# J•ir celtee. KeeP.a INJIPl1 on hand Kr~er Coffee ........ lb 95c PREAM ........ 4 O:tt: tan 29t WIHYOUR JiiEART'S DESIRE! Focial·fltsue . 1'1eece 308 ct. P&ebna. .. ' 6 Dkgs $ stall · S:rdines I 4 NcJ. "" C~!l aetcn .Latt.t Maine lt1 flrih • Win ral11ilous ~rli'il_s. All yeo ha>e tor do Is write your .111111e alllf aildreQ.on an offlelal eutry bl1111k or reasenoble f .. lmHe) md nmtt tu H~art'a Desire; IIUtr ~. Cllarlestoo, W. Vo. _Last entry must be postmarlte d no later than Novembe_r I, 1954 At Your DIUOOIST f 8 pc. set Goblets - · · ,;._,..,,. volo• On.S . . •. ·Sa,.., .. Kn..-1".. ~Fill! Beef Round-Up. 1tro!fr-t:at Tenderay Beet Dor I C:ailn- 3 Rooms - NE.W Futttittire OF;!fY $1ft.oo ·~·~~~~:~;.: - ·. io,..e.ll t ·'it rn. Co, ~,0. M.r.clll J.r~.to i::o. (______M_••__n_,w__.v_._·--~ t( You'll iiiWBIJS lie orad-ycJu ,bought -a,Chevrolet ot a • I ...,.1 ..... low-Pi!oiti You'Rotay_. .............. y..,lt ••l•r exdu~lva ,...,,.., for anor moittln; · 1 · ···· ... ·- • aiW&yo. ,. .' J&. (DIIiadlf!i1f.~ll""'*'~ WI) • Yllll' - ' t lllltl ~ car with the look Ot quality J.Oii • ln ~ Alld if you lib Cbovrolet'illoolat - · ;rou"llllb Ito loob qy _ RufliiU I D 59681'768 R \.... e•ce~ ...nl%1 IMrtonn.&. . 6. It Is ncrt MCft,llrY ~o enter a Kroter stor• or Ia buy a newSp.per to find out what the winning a.,.i1l numbers ere. YoU may mine • nltWIPa,e:r frH at .. ' W.trtll ~ '· 19i4. . . f. ·. l.ftt PftSON or pHIOnl may, W!J<IHI• ;, tho·...,., Dollar awerds em;IOVHS 1nd thtlr famll ..s · pailll lfir .tha lnllliftl. ..,( It · WaS · •nn ·"'1'·10 pttcheb a iwo-hitter to beal the' N.~ Ytrt Yankc:._es inJlitt,t.pjn,·U'. :lif ~ v til N~it 'fork se~i;t, in Aue:ust, ho fi~!'! . • .Jl!!lt~let .~. Pi•t the Balaa~ f~~> A'~e Jt' . Wttrth f2& l, arraft9f for oul ·tw.rd•I~ ...h. , ' 1,;. IINtr ti cl-'rn the ' twlf'41l *fiU\Wt · 1'1\uit ' proiun ~ tiM ••"" DOIIers by .... ,.; .. .......,ay. Oct..... 2. Persont: h•vlnt actuii pos"sslan af thl.. Krogat lonvs Dollert may reda.nY· ttliem far c.tsh nnvlng from $25 to $2011. 3, If yav h•ve In your 11••1 s ..siCm • tlaller r.111 k.li'lni one of th• luck Mrial n~m­ berl caht1et your locel Kro. THESj! KllOOER BONUS DOLLARS ARE WORTH $25.00 TO $300.08! .. ' Z 41316448 G Calorl11 By' -~ ~~~ ~ftlf ads. 2J. 1 ' ..,.,ncMott lr~N fR. jo._ut~; Mlstlt I'Cftlilot-· •lliool I 1so Pt.!£11t!!~.;l !!fii ~)>It t ~~~ R~ADY • ;:j • daughter of Mr. Smart, has enrolled Utflve"riity for her Of Allll'l ' YOUR PAINT DOLLAR GOES FARmER AT tfe FO.RGET 1. Eac~ l.uslnltl cby ui\tll OctoiMr 9, 1954., Krot~er +'Ill Low11t this y~r. The girls are doughof t,he Rev . and Mrs. c. F.. son John Hoyt, student at Colgate 1 / DON'T --. WA1'ofi',)pj( ~1 l(ROGRR · iioNtJs·,miLL\1lS clrculatloh dohar Lilts (U. S. CurtftM:t) Uken from ._,r ce1h r•l•t•r•; th• Hrlaf numiHrs of tMte Kto· · ••r BOnvi Dall•rs will bt IM;blis. .d In Kr~tgtr St.Fes and in ~rogar newtpa)er Mrs. Elwood Bowen , M:s . Jof'<o Struble, M.rs. Harol,g I;ohse daughter Jennifer, Mrs. RobArnold, Mrs. Russell Mason, guest Charles Werry, one , Don Anderson and Mrs: In · daughltrs, S11ndra · Br~nd t. Sae. .·boLLA R DA DOLLAR BUYS A Worth '25 I Wilkeaville, INII~ Info Sylvia Ri:l!bel, tfu!Y broUght M<.l lut't borne after ed "in' ilard~vihe . mes~me .- States fliins ~ llit boise.;, The with Mrs. . \Yill· Sparks !lrid Mrs. jam Sheridan, Mrs. Denver Roger Campbfll, Hay~epvilJe ·rna,. Mrs. Roy S{Jlith, Mn. w.er~ tl,ll)tors · , here We,:ln~lday texture finish;· ' /: !"~-' !"oCiern color at .. - led her to South week wlj.ll'e maD at 'L••· • Pheae 4194- 4474 .. Patterson, Neb- raska over Iowa State, Iowa over Montana~c .Colorado pver Kan!;as, Kamui'S ·State bver MisSOuri, Cincinnati oVer Tulsa and Wichita over Drake. _ th. South -. Duke over TennH~~ see-W illi e M1IY5 i! the ha(lplest. Georgia Tech over . SMU~B ob ·Feller ls the mOst l'nttm'se. ' South tltollrt4i ..,., ·West Vlrglnl•- Vlc 'f•rb Is tht blild.St. ~~eclllly equipped With an Oxy"" R~SitScltaior .fe/1 Drotni!!IJ; Shotlr, Head li'-.llure, PolsoniD& aDd iiaau.-&lal Accldentt 8olln~er. Tha Mldw.st Arrrfy over Michigan-A! Rosen is lhti most rugged. Ohla Stata over Caflforni1- . Davey WIIUims is th• h•ndsorast. Southern .Cal over Northwestern --Sal Maghe looks the most sinister. Wi sconsin over Mi chigan State - Early wYnn is the s nappiest dresser. tltoTile on kOct. was an off . automa tic ering, pjtchlnO {that Durocher ers ayo 15 meant comm•ndl, ~M ,pictur• in thl• t.hree th of the season. suspcnsion from t·in g activity for worhl ~Series apen•r ~o clahl1 3{1 days und er Illin ois Athletic reserhbl•d tf'• Glantl' forniulll Commission rules . for 'victotyfi.n th• NationtJI 1t w a~ only Lh c fnurin knock - gue r~• .tb.J!t the otld..m•keri oUt for. Andrews, in 40 pro fig ht~ quic(ly re.llftllll !their calculi· and the lir!f.l. time Turner had lions. hccn knocked out in 50 ba ttles. With dne gatrie in the record Turner was rated thirl:l among books, Durochter Seemed to ha"!e tije 147 pllunders comp ared to a ll lh.e strateiicll advantages. He won the opener With his No . 2 sixth for Andrews . starter ihd hts Nd. 2 reliever and . SO-Y.EAR CHURCH .JiECO,RD now sflfidl ~H:v wilh his biggest Kane, lii.-The Kane Methodi st win"er-:-AritoMlli~to start and ' "churdh 'rece ntly honored George his ~L rell!!'ver;-Hoyt yrilhe1m W . Cory, 57. who ha ~n't missed a - to bOOk h1·n1 (tp in the all-im. session o[ the c hu rch Sunday pc,rU.itt HCfi'hQ g•me . .. ~houl fOr 5o years. Setonci!Geme ""Cherm" I Notw ilft!taMtn:r the i~o rtanCe of ~~:e,tti!H{ qff qn ~,iih't foot in the opener, it IS tlie winner or the sercorid Aame thpt has Won the sertes more ofteit "".. hall not. In Antone.Ui, the one-time sh, 900 bonus buSI of the Boi(on Braves, .Durbtllier ~ comlftt;t back wit.h a pltehei' W,ho compiled I 21·7 seaton's recoril .aftf:l a 2.35 earned run ~ver~)lt . He iJ a pbw-. erful, hird·throwiTtc strutbriaw who tllrbed in iix Shuteuts aur ing the ... regular ae.bO.D, ·-.. Wy-. ~otiit '!Oas bank!~ . on a vet•ran ten c~t.a.« lnmz ! • •-... -,,, Rh~'•• ltarl 111111 Outstandin·g in the first day's heriocs were the amaZil'lg Willie Mays, basebalt's great new sta~. and tfi~ equ~Ung amazing pinch· bitter dehtxe, Jim Dusty Rhodes. Jt. wM\s Mays' remarkable • ca~ or Vic Wertz' eigbth-inninj drive - one of t·hc i!teatest cil<:hes in a smas hing right hanrl and re- World Series history-which savmainjXI motioni<'SS •as Referee AI ed the gaome and Rhodes' three. .!. ··stkora tnunted run pinch-h.it homer- or.ly the Ya~kees in foe eam:e that put t.he . fourth pinch-hit homer in seri-el!l Indtans 8¥..! games l,n front With It was nearly two mmutes be- l h . , , lh 1 .1 .. two we2lt:s to pta" and also who fore ~-rner came '? a nd _learned ! ~~~~hln..; ~:~ .~h. adroit, 111 • pitch~ th~ clineher again~t the I·hal h1s prupused f1ght wtlh Ras- t h OUv•• ~ I-~ . II y !OVIrpow• Detroit ,T1glrs Wvnn pttched · rouo I" lnYSICI .. · o( s..,.._., ~ Gro- url~s. oV~ra!l. \ kRMY TO WIN Brook Polo - TW CALFORNIA; Giants' 'dramatic 5·1: ttlumph aver ·/ the lndl1n1 in W-.dn••· WIIUNQ GlMES over Cornell- Tht~ Sllluth thurslf•·Y·Fi-lct.y Sept. 30; ·oct. 1 Den Dail,r Jo.nn• Dru "THE PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS" (8deball Thriller) '-"- ""'"'·.....~..,.,..,;:-...,-.---,-:---=.,.!..!.,.~!.,.,--.:...-- ' , . BJylor .over Miami- HermJn Franks is the fattest. , .., . Also : Florida over Auburn, A!a· bama O\'er Vandel'l>Ht~ Miisissippi , State over Arkaasllll State, NorJh Carolina State .over. Wake Forelt, North · Carolina over TWane, Geor11ia over Texu A&M, Keb· BY OSCAR FRALEY j W_ck~ .over LSU, Cl_em.s~n ovtr 1 United Press Sports Writer V1rgm1a Tech and V1rgmta over NEW YORK UP- Pitching and Geor11e Washington . punling from the Polo Ground!!Th• West Fral~y·s Follies- and the weekend Mar'yland over UCLA-Paul Giel football ''winners" along with a is the best ~ootball player. few thoughts on the World Series. Illinois o~c-r Stanford- A! Dark Game Of The Wetk was pretty fair , too. . Notr• Dame oY•r Purdu._Thls We.ttintton OYir "Orqon $teteis alwa,s • IMarcat with th• · Leo Duroch•r Is the best •Jn ruM. ioll.,mlirbn Mr r•edy ta •II• my playar. • the Irish a mlck•y. But Notre ' Oregon over l,Jtah-Al Lopez Dame shoW*tl ·• first cl111 conftln. ckor for national honors In lt1 de· may be better at Chinese eheekeN. Also: Brigham Y01;mg over Colb· ~ut \nd should t1ka this one, rado Aggles, Wyoming over Deft· Th• Eest ver and Idaho over Sin Jose Stale Penn State over Syracuse-Ha'lk Tltli SouthW"t Majeski , 38, is the oldest series Texas over · Washin&ton Stateplayer. _ Califoritia has more players jn .Minnesota over Pitt-Joe Amal. the seties than any ottter state. fitano, 20, is the y()ungest. ·Miuiui,Pi over Vlllenov,.._. IHJ faylor, 6-4 Is th• tallest. Navy over Dartmouth- Don Liddle is the littlest at 5-9. Also: Ptlnn over W&M, Yale over BroWn, Princeton over Col· umbia Boilton College over Temple, Harvard over Massachusetts, guckn~ll oYer Gettysburg, Fordham uver Rutgers and Colgate over Holy Cross. Lclgue_ penp!if~J, ~"!!s "even money" tod&y to , make the record· breaki·ng CleveJ-and Indiln& a buhch of speir carriers in their latl"Sl dramatic hit. THit 'WII 11M startling turn the 1954 World 1S.rl11 to• In the <w•k• Of the New YOrk cisiOn after a workout al bls Norfolk. \'1., home. ·1111 ·i'rielodlll z.oa, f 'Fraley Picks Irish .Ov.e r Purdue lyn Do(tgers to win the N·ational · Tl'iompson said he made tile de- ..Ann• lia.xf•r • ---'-~--..-· lhe aptazin( cre\V which upended Ytteran lin~bal'ker, due to W&flk Oll) with the Browni for the 4lra ttfile W¢ne&tlay seht word that he !lad decided against laking 1 Ctu:nte with tilt> kn~ he injure(l last aeas.,fl. "ver • NEW YORK UP- Heroea, Inc., Tll" TCU , • • • , ~VELAND , 0. UP- To111.my Tllompiqn, on-again and off-again Jio the nfOst , . Wy11nTo See Duty On Hill SAYS OSU WILL . Browns This Yeor Ri~"'e n --·--~ ,v~A,~ ~,.--M-av-ti·J Ant~n~ill . And 0 . ' ~ ih'ursda·y, Sept. ~o; 1954 • ~ ltDd the only ·l1nltioed Knoo.Actidil r1411 111 tlttt'kllr-PIIM 118111; 'l'IIIY'te ail ~ ln CJiieV!oial ., • DMf· ~- Conte jn ttnt!l'lllt .. ii10'W :rou how tnueb you11 pin. 1>7 Yo, Uft ........ Y.., !iVY . ......... jll.' liddt EftD ... Chmolot li j)ricOd bolcrtf aU od.IINI And attn¥ln time, yOiliJ lie iibOod opm from . ' Now'• thetlmt 1o b•yl Of"*"- Cbe•MIIIit'• ulevalul. litJyiftt nowl Chi our big deall EnltJ o - GROUMD ,, , ~=t~,· ' lhditiOiiall:v ~ ...... · Body by 'Fiibtr-ibe blili&eom· . P' n 'on pOwet of any~ loW- YO..'ll'"' • •joed;illilol rlthf ftew JWiooid car-tho hiQOit brab.,.the itl,bt ,_, w.·~ In a pooitloD to mti7 run-r..,tti '-·lfrdor' ,._ ilve Yp<i ~ deal Of the yi!Ot' on a . YEAR AFTI!:a YEAR, MORE ' PEOPLE jiUY CHEVRpLETs THAN ANY OTHER 'CARl tOUt • Q1llliirlbil: lwnber u.) ' - .. . ~ ~ --· Y..;. ~. "' , Co.. • • ' ' I .\· ,oi . F()lt . Congrtijs I ...... .... l . • nr$TR.ici · . . I ' ' • c RIPi . PLUMP TOKAY . seleete d from tlte . ll-fl!l ' ftiA t:; · ·. . J • ....,.. i . (!neat erops. Bl( Diln•r Dlly Value llalllnl or Slllell up llild lift ! hfioc. I .i . • 50 lbs • • • �, Thurs<:loy, Sept. The DAILY SENT IN EL, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio wart Cllflon Of Allin' Calories By· Actual Test CHOOSE STOCK OF and Old Dominion Rev . Kinnard attended Sunday School here, Sunday. Cartwright of Mason bh parents, Mr. and Mrs . Herma n Cartwright. Cli£iorri .Jonnson and Berland Blake, a...~ompanied William Van Meter as far as Oharlem.on . Van· Meter was returuin~ to his ship Rlalpb Chocolates vis~tcd ON SALE AT DUTTON at Norl-ollk, V1a. Mrs. Harry Johnson, Aolice Soi· Drug Co. Greyhound Bus Terminal Middleport, Ohio CHASE Hardware SERViCE DEPT. and REPAIR • • • • ELECTRIC WELDING ACETVEI.ENE ' WE.LDIING AND CUTTING der, and Tom Edwards visited Mrs. Johnson's mother, M'rs. Ida Bass ol West Columbia, Sunday. Mrs. Nets-on Roush and child· George ren and Mr. and Mrs Johnson visited Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Harry Johnson Mr. anrl Mrs. Marvin Barker ~·iS"ited his motllcr , Mrs. Helen Barker, on Sunday. Mr . ·and Mrs . John Bennet.t and clau,g'hter and Mrs . MarthR> Benn· ett visited Jim Bennett recently. Miss Martha Dennett, Leona Wamsley, and Miss Janice Nichol.. iOn spent Sunday afternoon wi-th Heleri Stobart of Middleport, 0 . Miss Heten Sto.bart of Middle · port, and Janice- and Janel Nich· ohlon sprnt Saturday night at the h.ome of Miss Mina Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cart· wri>ght and M1 . and Ml'8. BHI Bass ware shopping i.n Poi.nt Pleasant on S.aturda:y. Mr. A. B. Woodrum has .re· turned home from the Meigt; Clinic . • • • • APPLIANCE REIAIR I Mrs. Lucille Stewart and dau· ghter, S&ndra, and Mrs. Liza Sle· AUTO SERVICE • • • • 24 HaurAAA Me. and Mrs. Dale Lyons PJ 5/ Qn utnmage Q e and R Plam were made for a rummage aale to be held October 7-a.e wben the Youn1 Adult dasa of the Unit· ed Methodist Church met Tuesday . 1 at tbe church· evenm Dr . Thomas Radford, preaident, was in charge of the meeting which opened with the hymn · "My Hope [8 Built on Nothing Lesa" ~Mri,i;;;.iia~n,i;doiM,i;';i'i,-iiD,i;o~ni;i'ii'd.oiR~.,...i.ii,i;Uiiiifoi;ir~d-OiMiiii";io·;;,iBaso;i;ai''i;il~ebii;ri;iat~edi;,~he~c~lo~liilo;iw~edi;;;·b~y~si;ien.tence the group . Devotions taken fr()m Hebrew 2, were led by Dr . Radford. Dur1·02 the bus 1'ness session Mrs C. E. Bl.Ake51ee, MrS. Arthur Hoyt and Frank Vaughn were"n.Bmed as a committee to plin lhe progNlm for the year. At the col\elusion of the meeting a 1ocial bour was enjoyed and a dessert course served by the hos· te~~ses, Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and Mrs . T. A. Downie. Attending ~ere Dr. and Mrs. Rulh Ann and Waid, Mn. J . Lea·! lie Kyru:e, .Mn. Kenoetb Fialey, Mrs. Arih~r Hoyt, f'rant Vauahao, Mrl. Andrew Stump, Mr. and Mra. T. A. Downie aocl ' 005 • Alleu and Charles and Mn. C. E. BlaU.lee. · LOOK FOR FEID "SPICIALI*' ant tbiJ yeer lD dt!tel1l'1JalD1 com. ao)'Man Jftd gain lcr.ghumtlelds. , I - ' • I -- · 'Wednesday, Sept 29, 1954 dinue-reailtant muatmf.lon til· &ed MhwetOta Hone)'. It baa a Priee1 f Or h ay an d (e ed Ill IIIJI amall . - eavit)', tbk:k., oran1e be h · h b 1 1 Sb will tC er Y ate w nter. op neah. and a aweel, o!Ud navor. for feed bargains during the next Fruita averace 1 poundl. It· is e.,o days, keepina: a close eye on crop report&-. The late a:rowina ~od akoy for bome market llr- b~y~T..ho~miias~~R~ad~fo~c~d....a~n!;;d;;o';;;h;;;ild;;;';;;e•.,·...,•.,e•!!sos;no;;;;w!!il!!liibeiiiiiieai!i;;pec!iiiiiaiillyi;;;;iiiim~piiiortii-iiiidiienoii!ii:iiaeediii~!iii•iiaviiaiilliiabiileiiiniiiowii.iii~ prayers -~ f f I MEET OUR TART AN LADY Th• TARTAN LADY ia an ld•al Her program af b4ott•r Urt'ing you is SYMBOLIZED BY HE"R PRO. GRAM CANDLE. Th• TARTAN lADY 'and h•r progr•m Apr•Hnts to our org.anlz.tion your wi•wpoint and ,that of . oth•r hom• m•k•rs who •r• looklng for th• id•.al In food shopp. ing aatllfaction. With the vi•w· point of th• TARTAN LADY, we Krana • r••lin thet you not only want THRIFTY PRICES, but you w•nt QUALITY m•rchandls•, .and you Ilk• to hn• It p~nnted by sal•s IMI'$Onnel who •xpr•ss th• .. me COURTESY that yov •xtiHid lo vu•ats in your hom•. And th• TARTAN LADY prognm kMpa us al•rt to your d•alre to ahop In CLEAN STORES tha~ tta. stocked with FRESH m•rchandlu In VARIETY that Jr. CONYEN- -~ tlaYWee~; ' PROGRAM burning brightly to better ••rv• you, Stanley L, Ewans, Jlr•sldent EVAN$ GROCERY CO. · \VSAZ .. WSAi-TV- 4:00 4:1&" ., . HEN TURKEYS SHARP CHEESE • , ............. lb 69c , Smuelun Old Fuhloned BLACkBERRY JELLY ....... 10 oz. jar 27c Smuek,... Old Fuhhmecl lb57c • OYSTERS BREAKFAST SUGGE&TIONPANCAKES ............. P'• lb box 19c TIDP ' tbem wiUt Bob Whlk: fancy • TABLE SYRUP .......... 5 lb jug 59c Add a square of Krafla OW'b Partay MARGARINE ............. lb cart 31c ptcan85c 0 Lean mUd SDPr cured-tray pa.ekoe_d Aunt Jemima; ba.ekwheai or fti'Ular SLICED BACON • Cod Fillets . . lb 33c Jowl Bacon .. lb 29c Perch Fillets . lb 33c Salt Bacon For maldar paneakeso--ler coffee t.Go KEYSTONE MILK .......... 4 cans 47c Easy &ease 3~~ns -·~ All purpose - . .. . .. · '' ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ...... 251bbag$1.99 Pure yqeta ble olll!l ' CRISCO . , ........... 31b can 97c Batte~" Kernel; whole kernel ' ·"" GOLDEN CORN ....... ·. . . 2-303 cans 35c average. Wbole or full shank Lb 59C BEEF STEW ........ 24 oz can 41c Cllickea of the Sea Fllnl River. Yellow Freestone Halves CHUNK TUNA PEAC.H ES Wlt.b bea...,.Honnel CHILl CON CARNE 15'h os can 27c ,, BEEF CHOP SUEY ...... 303 con 49c ... . , No. 'h can 35c HUNTS · l>. TOMATO SAUCE . . 2-6 az cans 17c . Noj:21-2 can 25c 111:05 .J• 0 1 " IVf' Cka~Do 0 .bu$1.29 patted =··~rd peens: SplnMh KALE ............. 12ozpkg19c T17 these elean; mealy; IOQI' Ruaeta POTATOES .......... 10 lb bag 65c Ideal fffl' I I '1~ ..;;;\~;- ~ WCHS-TV-FRIDAY Reid 10:00 Sign On 10:00 Garry Moore / 11 :30 Strike it Rich t 12:00 Valiant Lady Sport Show 112:15 , Love of Life 12:30 Search f,JJr '!'omorrow , 12:~ The Guiding Light 1:00 P«lr~ia Faces Life HARRY MILLER, OWNER w. VL 6:30 6:45 6:M 7:00 7:15 . 7:45 8:0Q M~ina 8:30 Mv 9:00 llla)'bouse of Stan ~he ........,. boa-coldea rellOW BANANAS .............. 2 lbs 29c A& IY Tel')' ,_._.,..., wblfe head• 10 30 Hero 11:05' lJp J7c 1: L-----! 4-14 OS bofs $J.C)p. ' TOMAfOSOU(i\ 9 cans $1.00 ··-· HEINZ RB8B VUCVJIBB:8 PICKLES 4 pt jon $1. ' HEINZ XOIIIJIJI Dl LLS . ~ ~z jor 38c CAULIFLOWER .....•... head 23c ,, " c '. ' SANCV -- -- , .. .·------- -;-·-.;::·;7.;--..:..--:··::---. QUICK--- CLIMB . THAT POLE I Heins KETCHU.P' . to the mlnhte· News DICK TRACY I llol'nl . I • -KRAUT- bag $1.19 CABBAGE 41bs 15c ' Person to Person 11:00 World · Newt Tonight Buy II by tile oaek for making kraut Dry Goods and Grocery 8:00 7:30 1 BI:IHZ 216 pkg 4: 1~ 4:30 5:00 1:15 The Menu Maker 2:00 Camera Goes to ~hool 2:30 Tea ard Trumpets 3:00 NBC!....Greate&t Gift ~ 15 NBC-Golden Windows :30 NBC- One Mun's. Family 3:46 NBC-Concernii\C' Miss Mar lowe 4 .00 NBC- Hawkins fo'alls 4:15 NBC-Firs't Love 4:30 NBC- Bob Smith Show G:OO the Old Timer 5:30 NBC-Howdy Doody 6 :00 Superman 6 30 WeathercaS't 6 35 Sports Eye 6:45 Nfws Picture 7:00 NBC-Life of R~Iey 7:30 NBC-Coke Time 7:~ NBC-News C'ara.van 8:00 Favc.rite Story 8:30 I Lt!d Th.ree Lives 9:00 N&C-Big Story D:3o NHC-Dear Phoebe 10:00 NBC- Dear Phoebe 10:45 Bi.g Playback lJ :00 News. Headlines -,~ 1 l5c I1 ""'0t ROME BEAUTY Please bring your own eontatner ·PIN10 BEANS 4:00 1:00 Midday Nrws r-----~ • APPLES • Nature's Yield Topight Up..ot.o·~e1ninute News .l'JC!W& ve.n 11 :00 NBC----Ho.me 12:00 NIWc-B.ftt~ WbHe Shf)'W 12:30 NBC-Fea.{ her Yuur Nest I I UG ZESTA CRACKERS ·..... lb box l5c Nowa lhe Ume for llllidng d.. Uelous llome made apple butter ECONOMY U :00 World The Seeking Ht~art : Welcome Travelers RO)ert Q. Lewis Virginia's HomE! Journal The Big Payoff Bob Crosby ShoW '· · The Brighter Day 1'be Secret Storm On Your Aecount Lucky 8 Ranch Saddle and Spun Esso Reporter ~rnie Saunders Sporll Weatherman To Be· A-nnounced Shop on TV DQue Edwards Newe P'erry Como MLMOUVE BAlled by Slaietma.nn ; CEDAR CREST • and up · 9:30 Four stat' Playhouse lO:OO ,Lone WoH -10:30 Name That Tune Sc~lgirl WEST MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO .. 8:30 Shower of Stars \meriea's· Most Beautffid BEEF. Din1:r Moon superb fla•• 1:15: 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 10:00 J'he Lineup I LA CR01' 1:46 Jane Froman 8:00 Ray MiV.1aond S'how 9:at> Racket Squad You con enjay ,.,_ "' dtrn"s e~nd fosty vor - ond lnjoy tlda •• w ••J...... , , !WSAZ-TV- FllDAY 6:55 Sign On 7:00 NBC-Today 9 :00 Coffee 'rime 10.00 NBC- Ding- Dong School 10 :.30 NBC-A Time to Live 10:45 NBC- '1'\hree Sleps to HeR· I : . FRESH SIMON'S MARKET 9:30 NBC-Ford Theatn·"The Trouble with Youth" lQ~OO · NBC-I.ux · Video ·. The11tre . ' I 1:00 News Headl·iileS 11 :O_;i Weathercast 11:10 Sportt Headlines 11:15' Swa.nee River Boys 11:30 NBC-Tonight 1:00 News, Wen.~her, Sign Off News ito. :3 .lbs. Sl.OO 8:30 NEC--J11Stice · 9:00 NBC-Dragnet AJAX SWifTS PREMIUM GROUND · 8:00 NBC- You Bet Your Lift 23c gt.sise19c • Show 7:45 NBC-News Cauvaa Super Suds gt. sise 75c WESSON OIL ............... ptbottle41c · · ?':30 NBC-Vaughap M01.1roe Soap lb29c - -··· -;, ••••• 9porh Eye ; 8:4J News Picture ' 7:90 Ll-beract PETER PAN DIXIE MAID COFFEE ... 31b bag $2.91 • 8~ VEL gt. sise 75c .lb59c Booth Taatr loin lb ba1 99e Serve ptplnr hot 0 · UO Weothertast Soap 3 reg 25c ·2 bath 23c Booc.h•: oolld pack e11;l.ra stal)dard STRAWBERRY PRESERVES .. 12 oz jar 37c 11 ~ 00 Old Timer 5:30 NBC-Howd• Dooll7 S:OO ABC-Lone Raater CASHMEREI BOUQUET E,.ana F F Brand; broad. breasLed: 8-10 lb a·,·r New YOrk . 4:30 33C WiENERS • • ••II on ebftse toefl IENTL Y diaplay•d. As you shop our ttor•• this WMk, FOU will .... th• TARTAN LADY, IMcaus• you will s•• the undl• of the TARTAN LADY Buy a bag full and save-all meal, skinless VELVEETA ................ 2 lb. bOx 85c' Tuty i- you! program Read~~.!l~~~R.und Middlepml, • 1. FULLY Phone 6157-J ' </''• GREEN PEAS ............... 303 can 20c . NEW HAVEN ,. . •HQN.Y 011 A MRLON" The Mlnnaot& Es.~ent St• tloD. 11 llltrodt~el.nl 1 hi&b quality Larye' banquflt.: Butter Kernel Wreeker Service I.oeust Sl. Bill Wi.Uiams ker . afternoon with IYoung Adults ClaSS Mr . and Mrs. George Bumeard· Mr. and Mrs. Cali 06fett aDd Mr. ner of Muon City . and Mrs .· Homer Cirde at Ra· Mrs . Clara Williams and dau.. f&Diib' were Sunday visitors ol. gbter. Ann . Sf.ent Thunday with ein~. Ohio. Mrs . Howar<l Rayburn at Letart. Mr. and and ., •u ,_ WI Mra.'Georae . . Blake . . .. M''- K.t. H.r'l 00 u ...... a on o1 no1s are Vllltlna: 111s turned home here, .dter visiting dischal"ged fTo mthe u. s . Navy. her daughter in Parkersburc. pa!lents . Mr. Blake Nas recentlb' Jeanie Bdake shopped in MidMrs. Veda VanMeter 'Yiaited dleport, Saturd~y . her mother, Mrs. Bus at Hart,.. The cllJh will sponsor a HaliDween Dance the latter part Df October. The date and place wiU be annoooced soon. Later in the f."vening after the business sess· ion, refre!fhments were served Mrs . Chloris Roush., Mrs . Pauline Grinslead, Mrs H-arry Staat5 of N{'W Haven , Mrs. Ben Rou~ , Mrs. Hoberta Young of West lumhia , Mrs . Martha Howard and Hartford, Mrs . Jean Ta)'llor ~ on, Michael of Mason and Mr . ~nd MrK. CLyde Bumgardner and Calv in Bumgardner . Attendance at Sunday School Sunday was 113. The t'ollection amouoted to $10.79. Mr and Mrs. C. W. Rumgart:f.. ner and Calvin spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella Gilland at Hart· ford. l'lfr. and Mrs. Jack BarhN'I: i~ :;pending the weekend in Columl)us, Ohio, visitinjl relatives . Miss Dorothy Blake was · og Mrs. Edith Ingle. in M"son, Saturday . Gilberts " lnto . ' Mrs. K-enneth AuH of Colum· bus spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs . Wenni HO'lland:-. and si!llter, Laun . FROM OUR FRESH ." moved the aparUneot of M'u . Helm Bn· Russe~ . Ladles ot the White Athletic Boosters CJub met Monday evening a\ the home Mn;,. Oloyde Bumgardner. Busi· ness of t~ eve-ning was to dill· cuss socia~ events to raise fu.nds for the club. , afternoon and daughter bave Sunday I with Mn; . H. B. Jol r. and Mrs. takon I vtsited on SUPday ly Goodwill Blbl• Cl••• Lowttt' spent 1954 - r-::-:-:--::-----. OH, BOY-SAFE AT LAST By ERNIE BUSHMILL$1 ,.,., r - - • �, Thurs<:loy, Sept. The DAILY SENT IN EL, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio wart Cllflon Of Allin' Calories By· Actual Test CHOOSE STOCK OF and Old Dominion Rev . Kinnard attended Sunday School here, Sunday. Cartwright of Mason bh parents, Mr. and Mrs . Herma n Cartwright. Cli£iorri .Jonnson and Berland Blake, a...~ompanied William Van Meter as far as Oharlem.on . Van· Meter was returuin~ to his ship Rlalpb Chocolates vis~tcd ON SALE AT DUTTON at Norl-ollk, V1a. Mrs. Harry Johnson, Aolice Soi· Drug Co. Greyhound Bus Terminal Middleport, Ohio CHASE Hardware SERViCE DEPT. and REPAIR • • • • ELECTRIC WELDING ACETVEI.ENE ' WE.LDIING AND CUTTING der, and Tom Edwards visited Mrs. Johnson's mother, M'rs. Ida Bass ol West Columbia, Sunday. Mrs. Nets-on Roush and child· George ren and Mr. and Mrs Johnson visited Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Harry Johnson Mr. anrl Mrs. Marvin Barker ~·iS"ited his motllcr , Mrs. Helen Barker, on Sunday. Mr . ·and Mrs . John Bennet.t and clau,g'hter and Mrs . MarthR> Benn· ett visited Jim Bennett recently. Miss Martha Dennett, Leona Wamsley, and Miss Janice Nichol.. iOn spent Sunday afternoon wi-th Heleri Stobart of Middleport, 0 . Miss Heten Sto.bart of Middle · port, and Janice- and Janel Nich· ohlon sprnt Saturday night at the h.ome of Miss Mina Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cart· wri>ght and M1 . and Ml'8. BHI Bass ware shopping i.n Poi.nt Pleasant on S.aturda:y. Mr. A. B. Woodrum has .re· turned home from the Meigt; Clinic . • • • • APPLIANCE REIAIR I Mrs. Lucille Stewart and dau· ghter, S&ndra, and Mrs. Liza Sle· AUTO SERVICE • • • • 24 HaurAAA Me. and Mrs. Dale Lyons PJ 5/ Qn utnmage Q e and R Plam were made for a rummage aale to be held October 7-a.e wben the Youn1 Adult dasa of the Unit· ed Methodist Church met Tuesday . 1 at tbe church· evenm Dr . Thomas Radford, preaident, was in charge of the meeting which opened with the hymn · "My Hope [8 Built on Nothing Lesa" ~Mri,i;;;.iia~n,i;doiM,i;';i'i,-iiD,i;o~ni;i'ii'd.oiR~.,...i.ii,i;Uiiiifoi;ir~d-OiMiiii";io·;;,iBaso;i;ai''i;il~ebii;ri;iat~edi;,~he~c~lo~liilo;iw~edi;;;·b~y~si;ien.tence the group . Devotions taken fr()m Hebrew 2, were led by Dr . Radford. Dur1·02 the bus 1'ness session Mrs C. E. Bl.Ake51ee, MrS. Arthur Hoyt and Frank Vaughn were"n.Bmed as a committee to plin lhe progNlm for the year. At the col\elusion of the meeting a 1ocial bour was enjoyed and a dessert course served by the hos· te~~ses, Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and Mrs . T. A. Downie. Attending ~ere Dr. and Mrs. Rulh Ann and Waid, Mn. J . Lea·! lie Kyru:e, .Mn. Kenoetb Fialey, Mrs. Arih~r Hoyt, f'rant Vauahao, Mrl. Andrew Stump, Mr. and Mra. T. A. Downie aocl ' 005 • Alleu and Charles and Mn. C. E. BlaU.lee. · LOOK FOR FEID "SPICIALI*' ant tbiJ yeer lD dt!tel1l'1JalD1 com. ao)'Man Jftd gain lcr.ghumtlelds. , I - ' • I -- · 'Wednesday, Sept 29, 1954 dinue-reailtant muatmf.lon til· &ed MhwetOta Hone)'. It baa a Priee1 f Or h ay an d (e ed Ill IIIJI amall . - eavit)', tbk:k., oran1e be h · h b 1 1 Sb will tC er Y ate w nter. op neah. and a aweel, o!Ud navor. for feed bargains during the next Fruita averace 1 poundl. It· is e.,o days, keepina: a close eye on crop report&-. The late a:rowina ~od akoy for bome market llr- b~y~T..ho~miias~~R~ad~fo~c~d....a~n!;;d;;o';;;h;;;ild;;;';;;e•.,·...,•.,e•!!sos;no;;;;w!!il!!liibeiiiiiieai!i;;pec!iiiiiaiillyi;;;;iiiim~piiiortii-iiiidiienoii!ii:iiaeediii~!iii•iiaviiaiilliiabiileiiiniiiowii.iii~ prayers -~ f f I MEET OUR TART AN LADY Th• TARTAN LADY ia an ld•al Her program af b4ott•r Urt'ing you is SYMBOLIZED BY HE"R PRO. GRAM CANDLE. Th• TARTAN lADY 'and h•r progr•m Apr•Hnts to our org.anlz.tion your wi•wpoint and ,that of . oth•r hom• m•k•rs who •r• looklng for th• id•.al In food shopp. ing aatllfaction. With the vi•w· point of th• TARTAN LADY, we Krana • r••lin thet you not only want THRIFTY PRICES, but you w•nt QUALITY m•rchandls•, .and you Ilk• to hn• It p~nnted by sal•s IMI'$Onnel who •xpr•ss th• .. me COURTESY that yov •xtiHid lo vu•ats in your hom•. And th• TARTAN LADY prognm kMpa us al•rt to your d•alre to ahop In CLEAN STORES tha~ tta. stocked with FRESH m•rchandlu In VARIETY that Jr. CONYEN- -~ tlaYWee~; ' PROGRAM burning brightly to better ••rv• you, Stanley L, Ewans, Jlr•sldent EVAN$ GROCERY CO. · \VSAZ .. WSAi-TV- 4:00 4:1&" ., . HEN TURKEYS SHARP CHEESE • , ............. lb 69c , Smuelun Old Fuhloned BLACkBERRY JELLY ....... 10 oz. jar 27c Smuek,... Old Fuhhmecl lb57c • OYSTERS BREAKFAST SUGGE&TIONPANCAKES ............. P'• lb box 19c TIDP ' tbem wiUt Bob Whlk: fancy • TABLE SYRUP .......... 5 lb jug 59c Add a square of Krafla OW'b Partay MARGARINE ............. lb cart 31c ptcan85c 0 Lean mUd SDPr cured-tray pa.ekoe_d Aunt Jemima; ba.ekwheai or fti'Ular SLICED BACON • Cod Fillets . . lb 33c Jowl Bacon .. lb 29c Perch Fillets . lb 33c Salt Bacon For maldar paneakeso--ler coffee t.Go KEYSTONE MILK .......... 4 cans 47c Easy &ease 3~~ns -·~ All purpose - . .. . .. · '' ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ...... 251bbag$1.99 Pure yqeta ble olll!l ' CRISCO . , ........... 31b can 97c Batte~" Kernel; whole kernel ' ·"" GOLDEN CORN ....... ·. . . 2-303 cans 35c average. Wbole or full shank Lb 59C BEEF STEW ........ 24 oz can 41c Cllickea of the Sea Fllnl River. Yellow Freestone Halves CHUNK TUNA PEAC.H ES Wlt.b bea...,.Honnel CHILl CON CARNE 15'h os can 27c ,, BEEF CHOP SUEY ...... 303 con 49c ... . , No. 'h can 35c HUNTS · l>. TOMATO SAUCE . . 2-6 az cans 17c . Noj:21-2 can 25c 111:05 .J• 0 1 " IVf' Cka~Do 0 .bu$1.29 patted =··~rd peens: SplnMh KALE ............. 12ozpkg19c T17 these elean; mealy; IOQI' Ruaeta POTATOES .......... 10 lb bag 65c Ideal fffl' I I '1~ ..;;;\~;- ~ WCHS-TV-FRIDAY Reid 10:00 Sign On 10:00 Garry Moore / 11 :30 Strike it Rich t 12:00 Valiant Lady Sport Show 112:15 , Love of Life 12:30 Search f,JJr '!'omorrow , 12:~ The Guiding Light 1:00 P«lr~ia Faces Life HARRY MILLER, OWNER w. VL 6:30 6:45 6:M 7:00 7:15 . 7:45 8:0Q M~ina 8:30 Mv 9:00 llla)'bouse of Stan ~he ........,. boa-coldea rellOW BANANAS .............. 2 lbs 29c A& IY Tel')' ,_._.,..., wblfe head• 10 30 Hero 11:05' lJp J7c 1: L-----! 4-14 OS bofs $J.C)p. ' TOMAfOSOU(i\ 9 cans $1.00 ··-· HEINZ RB8B VUCVJIBB:8 PICKLES 4 pt jon $1. ' HEINZ XOIIIJIJI Dl LLS . ~ ~z jor 38c CAULIFLOWER .....•... head 23c ,, " c '. ' SANCV -- -- , .. .·------- -;-·-.;::·;7.;--..:..--:··::---. QUICK--- CLIMB . THAT POLE I Heins KETCHU.P' . to the mlnhte· News DICK TRACY I llol'nl . I • -KRAUT- bag $1.19 CABBAGE 41bs 15c ' Person to Person 11:00 World · Newt Tonight Buy II by tile oaek for making kraut Dry Goods and Grocery 8:00 7:30 1 BI:IHZ 216 pkg 4: 1~ 4:30 5:00 1:15 The Menu Maker 2:00 Camera Goes to ~hool 2:30 Tea ard Trumpets 3:00 NBC!....Greate&t Gift ~ 15 NBC-Golden Windows :30 NBC- One Mun's. Family 3:46 NBC-Concernii\C' Miss Mar lowe 4 .00 NBC- Hawkins fo'alls 4:15 NBC-Firs't Love 4:30 NBC- Bob Smith Show G:OO the Old Timer 5:30 NBC-Howdy Doody 6 :00 Superman 6 30 WeathercaS't 6 35 Sports Eye 6:45 Nfws Picture 7:00 NBC-Life of R~Iey 7:30 NBC-Coke Time 7:~ NBC-News C'ara.van 8:00 Favc.rite Story 8:30 I Lt!d Th.ree Lives 9:00 N&C-Big Story D:3o NHC-Dear Phoebe 10:00 NBC- Dear Phoebe 10:45 Bi.g Playback lJ :00 News. Headlines -,~ 1 l5c I1 ""'0t ROME BEAUTY Please bring your own eontatner ·PIN10 BEANS 4:00 1:00 Midday Nrws r-----~ • APPLES • Nature's Yield Topight Up..ot.o·~e1ninute News .l'JC!W& ve.n 11 :00 NBC----Ho.me 12:00 NIWc-B.ftt~ WbHe Shf)'W 12:30 NBC-Fea.{ her Yuur Nest I I UG ZESTA CRACKERS ·..... lb box l5c Nowa lhe Ume for llllidng d.. Uelous llome made apple butter ECONOMY U :00 World The Seeking Ht~art : Welcome Travelers RO)ert Q. Lewis Virginia's HomE! Journal The Big Payoff Bob Crosby ShoW '· · The Brighter Day 1'be Secret Storm On Your Aecount Lucky 8 Ranch Saddle and Spun Esso Reporter ~rnie Saunders Sporll Weatherman To Be· A-nnounced Shop on TV DQue Edwards Newe P'erry Como MLMOUVE BAlled by Slaietma.nn ; CEDAR CREST • and up · 9:30 Four stat' Playhouse lO:OO ,Lone WoH -10:30 Name That Tune Sc~lgirl WEST MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO .. 8:30 Shower of Stars \meriea's· Most Beautffid BEEF. Din1:r Moon superb fla•• 1:15: 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 10:00 J'he Lineup I LA CR01' 1:46 Jane Froman 8:00 Ray MiV.1aond S'how 9:at> Racket Squad You con enjay ,.,_ "' dtrn"s e~nd fosty vor - ond lnjoy tlda •• w ••J...... , , !WSAZ-TV- FllDAY 6:55 Sign On 7:00 NBC-Today 9 :00 Coffee 'rime 10.00 NBC- Ding- Dong School 10 :.30 NBC-A Time to Live 10:45 NBC- '1'\hree Sleps to HeR· I : . FRESH SIMON'S MARKET 9:30 NBC-Ford Theatn·"The Trouble with Youth" lQ~OO · NBC-I.ux · Video ·. The11tre . ' I 1:00 News Headl·iileS 11 :O_;i Weathercast 11:10 Sportt Headlines 11:15' Swa.nee River Boys 11:30 NBC-Tonight 1:00 News, Wen.~her, Sign Off News ito. :3 .lbs. Sl.OO 8:30 NEC--J11Stice · 9:00 NBC-Dragnet AJAX SWifTS PREMIUM GROUND · 8:00 NBC- You Bet Your Lift 23c gt.sise19c • Show 7:45 NBC-News Cauvaa Super Suds gt. sise 75c WESSON OIL ............... ptbottle41c · · ?':30 NBC-Vaughap M01.1roe Soap lb29c - -··· -;, ••••• 9porh Eye ; 8:4J News Picture ' 7:90 Ll-beract PETER PAN DIXIE MAID COFFEE ... 31b bag $2.91 • 8~ VEL gt. sise 75c .lb59c Booth Taatr loin lb ba1 99e Serve ptplnr hot 0 · UO Weothertast Soap 3 reg 25c ·2 bath 23c Booc.h•: oolld pack e11;l.ra stal)dard STRAWBERRY PRESERVES .. 12 oz jar 37c 11 ~ 00 Old Timer 5:30 NBC-Howd• Dooll7 S:OO ABC-Lone Raater CASHMEREI BOUQUET E,.ana F F Brand; broad. breasLed: 8-10 lb a·,·r New YOrk . 4:30 33C WiENERS • • ••II on ebftse toefl IENTL Y diaplay•d. As you shop our ttor•• this WMk, FOU will .... th• TARTAN LADY, IMcaus• you will s•• the undl• of the TARTAN LADY Buy a bag full and save-all meal, skinless VELVEETA ................ 2 lb. bOx 85c' Tuty i- you! program Read~~.!l~~~R.und Middlepml, • 1. FULLY Phone 6157-J ' </''• GREEN PEAS ............... 303 can 20c . NEW HAVEN ,. . •HQN.Y 011 A MRLON" The Mlnnaot& Es.~ent St• tloD. 11 llltrodt~el.nl 1 hi&b quality Larye' banquflt.: Butter Kernel Wreeker Service I.oeust Sl. Bill Wi.Uiams ker . afternoon with IYoung Adults ClaSS Mr . and Mrs. George Bumeard· Mr. and Mrs. Cali 06fett aDd Mr. ner of Muon City . and Mrs .· Homer Cirde at Ra· Mrs . Clara Williams and dau.. f&Diib' were Sunday visitors ol. gbter. Ann . Sf.ent Thunday with ein~. Ohio. Mrs . Howar<l Rayburn at Letart. Mr. and and ., •u ,_ WI Mra.'Georae . . Blake . . .. M''- K.t. H.r'l 00 u ...... a on o1 no1s are Vllltlna: 111s turned home here, .dter visiting dischal"ged fTo mthe u. s . Navy. her daughter in Parkersburc. pa!lents . Mr. Blake Nas recentlb' Jeanie Bdake shopped in MidMrs. Veda VanMeter 'Yiaited dleport, Saturd~y . her mother, Mrs. Bus at Hart,.. The cllJh will sponsor a HaliDween Dance the latter part Df October. The date and place wiU be annoooced soon. Later in the f."vening after the business sess· ion, refre!fhments were served Mrs . Chloris Roush., Mrs . Pauline Grinslead, Mrs H-arry Staat5 of N{'W Haven , Mrs. Ben Rou~ , Mrs. Hoberta Young of West lumhia , Mrs . Martha Howard and Hartford, Mrs . Jean Ta)'llor ~ on, Michael of Mason and Mr . ~nd MrK. CLyde Bumgardner and Calv in Bumgardner . Attendance at Sunday School Sunday was 113. The t'ollection amouoted to $10.79. Mr and Mrs. C. W. Rumgart:f.. ner and Calvin spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella Gilland at Hart· ford. l'lfr. and Mrs. Jack BarhN'I: i~ :;pending the weekend in Columl)us, Ohio, visitinjl relatives . Miss Dorothy Blake was · og Mrs. Edith Ingle. in M"son, Saturday . Gilberts " lnto . ' Mrs. K-enneth AuH of Colum· bus spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs . Wenni HO'lland:-. and si!llter, Laun . FROM OUR FRESH ." moved the aparUneot of M'u . Helm Bn· Russe~ . Ladles ot the White Athletic Boosters CJub met Monday evening a\ the home Mn;,. Oloyde Bumgardner. Busi· ness of t~ eve-ning was to dill· cuss socia~ events to raise fu.nds for the club. , afternoon and daughter bave Sunday I with Mn; . H. B. Jol r. and Mrs. takon I vtsited on SUPday ly Goodwill Blbl• Cl••• Lowttt' spent 1954 - r-::-:-:--::-----. OH, BOY-SAFE AT LAST By ERNIE BUSHMILL$1 ,.,., r - - • �· ~P_a~~__Ei~gh_t__________________________~______Th __e~_D_A_I_LY~SE_.~_T_I_N_E_L~,P~o~m~e~ro~y-~_i~dd_l~e~ __rt~,O-h_i_o_________________________,~Th~ur~~~y~,S=e~p~t.~30 2,~1~9~54 Jeffrey Lynn'Burt Dorcat Circle H.,., Sixty-nine railroads protest the C/uJ,pcer Will Celebrate Group Party Honor• ~~~k.i~r~. ~f:i~y; SpMenr~er, · ..:a: Chic n' Charming\ _. Lerfora .4wdliary Ural& Pll.ua To .4ttend Party Report Ora Pro}ectl ktDt airmail test. 1 Goauen ,_._ .4ranit1erlal')' . 4& Home . Mrl. "..., ue Marion AllenSY'Orth, Mrs. Robert The Amerlun Legion Auiiliaey Honored Bv Party Harris, Ruth Wise, Bess Sanborn, Mra. C. H. Wile lr., 11tlo hu Unit to Dr~ Wi!blter Pc»t 38, 1.. - I 0 1 0 ~ I Mrs. E. J. Tracy entertained 1 the Past Matrons of Pomeroy 1 1 Chapter No. 186 OES, Tuesday or · During the business session ill evening, at her home, Baa Run . charge of Mr5. Tracy the presi· dent, ·there was a discussion on I the golden ~nniversary of Pome· roy Chapter, which will be held tonight beginning at 7:411. up At the conclusion of the meeting a nwnber of games were played and prizes awarded to PRONE= JACI[ION, OHIO Miss Maud Grueser, Mrs. Fred · Bla etrnar, Mrs. C. E. Nease tnd ~~~~~~~~=~~~~ ' Mrs. Harry P. Smith. · ) RENT BUY BAND l.n strument $39.95 SUMMERS 6 SON I I Friends of Mrs. C. H. Wise Jr., Mrs. Robert Coates, Mrs. GJeDJI surprised her with a Houaewarm· Lambert, Mra. -Sam Fiet, Mrs. ing at her new home o!l Front Walter B. Harr'a, Mra. Walter Street Wednesday even1n1. Qifts Harris, Mrs. Hez Root, Mrs. WiUfor her houae were presented to ~m Ault, Mrs. Harold Hulbbard, Mrs . Wise a~ refresbments of Mrs. Paul HaptonataH, Mrs. C(lyde Nndw1ches, ti1ves, Pickles, ca-ke Fisher, Mrs. Arthur Gilmore, and coffee were served. Miss Mrs. Howard Byer.s, Mrs. Beulah Mabel Hysell and Mrs . Max San- White, Mrs. GeoJ'11e McGhee, Mrs. born were among the 011ganizers Pearl Hoff.man, Mrs. Richard of the parl>y. Chambers, Mrs. E. S. Sc-haaf, Thot!e present were Mrs. Ch~r- Ruth Hawtdns, ; :rs. Lawrence J les McN~ mee, Pomeroy; Mrs. W1l-~ Bing, Mrs . A. E. Wells. Ham. Betz aDd daughter, Sandra, Sending gifts were Mrs. Jud· Ga!Jrpohs; Mrs. VIctor Hannabs son Whlt.e, Mrs. James Arno!Jd, and ehlldl en, Kathryn Jar.e and Mrs. Herbert Fink, Mrs. Howard Erwin, Jane Ellis, Mrs. J'ames A dessert oourse was served by Simpson, Mrs. Owen Fink, Mrs. I the hostess to Miss Ada Hoskins, Arthur Skinner, Mrs. Althea Mrs. Helen Nease, Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Mrs. Luila· Ruasell, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Alonzo Custer, Mrs. Marguerite Durst, Mrs. Ferne H. B. Smith, Mrs. Carrie Nye, Barker, Eric Chambers. Miss Elsie Hart, Mrs. Fred Blaett· , nar, Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs. Harr;v I Adm . Carney calls fo .. P. Smith, Mrs. Nolan Swackham- atom-powered ships: mer, Mrs. L. F . S.C.hoenleb, Mrs. C. E. Nease and Miss Maud Grue- TEMP L I with your purc~ase ~ r. DIAMONt BRIDAL SET .....,.,.,.,, ~7·PI-­ • •,.,.,., ,,.,.oo ... ... 114 "" •• Middleport --· t.orda:v; October 2 tATTLE of ROGUE RIVER YELLOW TOMAJJAWK tTechnlcoJor) Genrre lllontromery; Rlchal'd Dcnnlnr; Martba Hyer Ro,. Celhou; Peute €astle BWANA DEVIL Sallurd•,.; October 2 Le:r A,.ra; Sonny Tufte (Teehnlco)or) NO ESCAPE .. ~ Tu 1 We made a lucky purchase What a va1ue · k .L • AMAZING DIA· ..od to we ma e u>IS I - oND OFFER to you! The ! 7 ·Je~e ~AITII Watch has two glistentnlAI~~ monds and carries the famous . V•co.:aitio••l G""'""''' •&•i•sl ""''h'~~ even accidental breakage (except ~rylt~ for one full year! The fiery Dtam Bridal Set sparkles with fAITH .~""""~ ltttl tine quality diamonds set 1ft Y~ . f ..L I~ karat yellow or whtte chooce o etmer . . d ld Better hurry·! Only a hmote num· : r ;, the.. en..mbles <>!' hand • • • come in •ow/ ,.. .. ....- J , , . , . . 3 . The FAiih . Diamonds In This Bridal Set Carry A · . Writttn Guarantcre of their FiM . . Quality. Tht S<t comes in a handsome Vtlvtt Gift Box (TeebnlcoJor) Robert Staek; Bal'bara Britwn --JUDAY'S "RO~KE'T", SPECIAL - .... Ring> .nlargtd to show txquisitt 1951 Plymouth dttail. ·.·.· ~~:-:. l:::~~' TEIMS IF DEIIIED Orainbrook 4 door sedan. Here Is 501De real economical tmansportatlon. Little ; easy to handle. Fine IJIA!(!hanlcal condition. Runs good t<»-See for yourself $895 KARR and VAN ZANDT t'BE NAME THAT STANt'S FOR QUALITY POMEROY, OHIO ....,._ly .,,."... 1• .....,.,. flue ,..,. te 111 thllt It Ia , _ that require oil. Co,...ct lullrlcotlon, eccorolln1 to manu• fecturer'a apeclflcotlona, Ia lm• .......nt. !IIIII ....... ......... ruat .,.... ., ., ' .. • Thundly·Frid•y, Sept. 30-0ct. 1 Thunday and F rlday, TANGANYIKA Sept 30-0ct. 1 (Tec:hnicolor) W1TNiiSS TO MURDER Van Heflin, Ruth Rom1n, How· hrbara Stanwyck, George s_.n . ..-d Duff ders; Gary Merrill, Jean White of this elegant FAITH matching Get Your Gas Furnace Ready for Winter Now! I. .._1111 the chlmi'IJ' .. .. " " .. - .; It a1141 ........ I. lttt,.ct the llltlrl.,. ef ..._ ,.,.,.., te I .. ··- (a) .....a .................. I. Make • - thai lhe safety pilot I ' 1(11) .....a - the " " " ' ... ............... ........ Ia ....... _ .......... 1.. _ 4. Cloeck the wetw ..,., 111 11e11.r.. · -.. c....... I. IRapect fllten · 111 f-.1 air aye• fll.... the _._.., ....... · - .. hi... ... ......................... hMt. ... .,• .,e all flltera fnM het elr ,... latera. lteel ..... .,. •h-cleth flltero ah...W " " ' k UH<I 111 ......... .. ..., ,._ .... ' clrcvltllllfl of .., ..... wute a (all your heating conlrador or dtaler wly ••. ask him lo check these 12 points so your gas furnace will be ready for the winter ahead. 7. lnaped the llurner aiHI olraft con.,..., Ia mako aure they are ... )........... ecoll.... lcal ..,._lon. ..................... ....e - · · · · .. ...., .., loleckllll. Ita flew, thool -1"1 ll••ment I. Oil all ,_ ..., ,_,. ...........,.. trel ......... ..t ether IIII"IDt' II aol)uatetf properly and llatod. It Ia one of the molt euenllal centNia 111 safe eperatlo11• 9. Checlc all furnace eo-ole, Ill• eluding aut-atlc goa .,•• .,.. etc. te 11111<1 . . , . lhey fvnctle11 prop• erly. ....r.. •.... .o. •...,.d IIJI""••tot ,. It Ia net l11flu.-.l . , wan11 olr I c. ° ~ paiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~aaii&&Eiisii&EiiiiaiEaeiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'rd .~"" ~tt.• WHEEYIIG- Couple Ce~ebrates 40th Anniversary wrlnafila. 1ilvi l ELBERFELDS I . . ... _ ·-""""" _... .··-_, _. _ _-·· I ---·-· The Air Force gi'ves a $1,000,GOO order for speedy planes . • ..............., •• etc. 1 1. Check fer leek a that cult ruot the furioec,, eiHI clea1t oH acc-u• totetl rail and acale wh- ,.;,.... Ia 11Julpped with o humlollfler. 12. ,., further 1•• economy, why •ot conalolar lnaulotlon, weather• alrlpplng, a t - •••h o1141 olean, _,. eth.,. lona.,tlllon practlcea. ~~~!!~ ..,... _.,...:: ...... ...... -.u ...... ...,aa ................. ...... _..,..._.. ...... _,_,. ,,,..., .......... ::-=:::. ':.":: ....,_., ..... ... ........... ....,.,._... .... ... ,.......... ..... ..... Style 404 & 40g - tlnuoua, efficient, economical operation. Like any piece of mechanical equipment, gas furnaces can dellvtr top performance only if they are aivan oroper maintenance and adjuatmenl, See the Yelrow 'crtel of your phone INiok for a U1t el lte..,.t caflfradora crflfl dealera. • • . • • ••. •· 10% DOWN . ' DILIYDS IMMI!ti~TII.Y ...._"! ROUSH'S , Mtddlel»>rt ' .- BAKER ·FURNITURE CO. On The Bri(htest Corne~ 1D Middleport ' '· ' lelyT- SEE 'OUR ·3 ROOM GROUP · _ _. oatt '' ~" oo · ,. - . , . $ ' ..• ~ . • ' ,.. """-t ',. . ~~-·_.~~~~~ .' .. · ~~~~· For ~ - . .. ..... :..;J. · - . • ., ... •. ........... ' • · ' $2.95 SHOE STORE • _ _ _ ... _..... _ Only N. Seeoad . . ......... t. ...... .-..~- Cutee as can be . . . these sao&y slippers with winni~ ! waya. A pert bow baclt ' talks, echoes ·the accent a\ I your toe-top. They're suit- 1 able shoes for dawn to dusk, yourr. to .dote OJI. iJl, pennant-red leather and in I '54's favorite black leather. I C. F. BIBBS, Prop. Periodic check-ups 011 your taa heating plant lnaura con- . _ __ I They Bock Tolkl I _ '1011 ' 1T ..... Sassy Slippers ~·. Gat your request In IIOW to have the pilot on your gat furnace lighted. The requ•ts for pilot lightin; and aerv• king of gas furnaces are ao great, that you must make arrangements now, to be certain you wm have the heat you want at the first cold snop. wort. t!J!I!t to r Call a reliable heatfwg centractor or dealer today, and culc him .. put your fumace on hit acheclule. 1 I BEND THEATRES MEl~~ Pomeroy J111t moved tq her new · bome ou Pomeroy, Ohlo, met at Legion Jeffrey Lynn Burt waa pest of Front Street, eatertalnlld the Hall on Tue.clay Eveninl for their neWer montbly meeting. honqr, Mo day, Sept. 27th whesr Dorc11 .Ptrcle nf the B . .H. San· . Mrs. Georce Mowry, Unit Preai· hil parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin born Miaa\onary Society Ty.esdar ' dent, p~ealded and Color Bearers Bbrt entertained from 4 to 6 o'· evening Jlra. raul Smart prealded and the openloc devotional aer· were Mra. Opal Davie and Mrs. clock wlt,h a bi~y party. Deeorations In the form of a vlc:e waa liven by Mra. lAwrence Harley Stalnaker, with Jenny Sue tbree-rlna circus were uaed · !!eng, who· "Was al.o Ullala!t hot· Eiselsteiri as Ser1eant of Arms. The meetinl opened wi~h sing· throu1h~ut the 1Uvial ·room, arid tess for the meetin&. )ln.' BiDI ing of the Natlona,l Anltbem; each cl!1ld waa present~ with a read an article "HUmble ol Hearts", and gave a prayer to comprayer by CbaplainA Mrs. Franeea born, clown hat, and candy. Games were played and priz•'S pletl• the devotional prolriiJI. Bearhs, followed by silent PMY· er for the War dead, during whi· awarded to Allen Hamm, Bessie During th' meeting Mra. Char· (h tinie Mrs. ~en NeuWina:, pain, Lou Wataon · and Asenath Ann lea Bennett, pr~sldent of the lst, played "Beyond tb, Sunset." Tracy. • Missionary Society, annoull'!ed MinUtes of previous meeting Afte~ the recreation period Jef. their reiJI!)ar meetQ)& for Monday were read l)y the Secretary, Mrs. frey opened hia gifts for . all his October 4, when Mra. Grover Sal· H. E. 11oney. •. the IUeat pla)'lllatea to see. One special gift ser, Racine, wut , be Mrs. Wi~liam Bnter, 8th. Dis- was arranged In a suf11rise pack· speaker. Packages 'were brOUCbt. tric't Presidertt, apoke on mem- ate and *fier what seemed llke ·· to the meeting to complete the btrsbip and then gave a report houra of unwr•pping, contained White CPoll qqota of the Circle on the Auxiliaey National Cb!l:ven· an envelope with mon'y for Jef- and cl'otblng will be broutht for frey's bald! account. • ·the Bacone lildian ·Con,.e. The tion held at washington, Q. from A.IJ8'U&t 30th to September Jeffrey 1hanked all his guests group alao voted to. vay for one 2nd. Sbe was a Delegate from for the lovely .glfta he received child at the Wee~~tt ·, ReliJioua Diatrict 8. r Mrs. Baxter told of after which the_ebildren gathered Edueation course this'wint,r. the "Jiack to God Movement" be, around a apeclal_ decorated table, , . A report was givell of· the Clring sponsored ~ Y the Amerlc•n where a large birthday cake also cle'a project of helping· the thild· Legion and said that the Auxi• decoratett in all the colors of the rell at Jhe County Home. New Uaey gave (75,000 aJHI built circus with candle holders In the clothlllll was putcliai'ed for the three dhu.che~ in Genriany dur· form of clowns ind animals held t'hi&dren to begin schdof thia yeer 11111 the put year and the Amerl- four tiny, lighted blue candles Mrs. Bennett distributed the , ~·n Legion doli,ated $25,000 and which were blown out by Jeffrey year bobke and Mrs. Smart relll'i built one Chur~.l In Germany. as his little friends sang "Happy an article "Sandllls in the Halls The money was donated for reli· Birthday." , of Healing" to conclude the progious instruction ' in Germany. This was served with individual gram. The hoatesse11 served a The theme· of the Letion Conven· ice cream sundaes topped with dessert course to twelve memben tion was "Love". The Greatest chocolate fudge, pop and circus 1 Gift & He Who Understands Love candies. The U. S. has set up a new fUDd Understands God for God Is Love Those present were Twila Sue to aid fishing industry. Mrs. Baxter .stated that all of · the Clatworthy, Randale M. Burt, Bes· great speakers on the program sie Lou Watson, Cathie Ann wat- · The con9111T1Ption !If paper is emphasiZed the fact that our only son, Allen and Michael Hamm, seen to be quadrupling by 1980. hope in nvlng the Wor)d is for Margaret and Karen Sue Holt I all' tbe people of aLl Nation& tp Asenath Ann Tracy, Freddie' Br;tish Incomes sbow )tlg in· get b~k to God. Gheen, Michael Gress, Jennifer creases in ftve years. B. H. WRAOOJC'S Rfarl tea Invitation to attend Birthday and Mickey Menchini and the bon· ---.--Cireas and jacket costume of wool Party at Va. Hospital, ChiHlcotbe ored guest, Jeffrey Lynn 'Burt. tnar, pres~nted him with a certi· and rabblt'l hair "Scotch IDJif' Ohio, on October 21 st was ext en- · One gueat, Rqnnie Cowan, was fie ate for attending Sunday·School knit waa designed t 9r tall, liM. ror one year w1t hout m1..iDl a .... ded k'to members d · kl of t~e Unit. d 200 t'- unable to attend. al The boxllne jacket f I• to 2-• nap ms, rm Dl cups, an •r Jeffrey was. also honored on Sun· Sunday. He was the onl·-' member below the walat and haa bracelet• er· decorations io keeping with ¥ length aleevea. The · dreaa. .old Halloween Theme are o be con- day at the Federated Suday of the beglnnen class reeeivinll 18Jlarately, baa a turnover !~Pol- tributt!d by the Unit. School when the Supt. Fred Blaet. this . honor . knit co.Uar. • RUmmage sale lor th week of October 11th at the Federated Parsonage on Scc1nd Street was I announced . Help for a local Pomeroy boy was asked by a member of the Unit and it was decided to conMr . and Mrs . Earl Rickman, Mt . tribute ~.10.00 , ·,ward the pureh· · No more· hand Foot Clem ens, Mich ., former Middle- ase of winter clothes for the lad . · opented wrln&er dots 1111 Annou. c-ement was made of port residents will be honored the Fahl Conference at Lancaster Strontlon&-IIStifll. AJIWIIeelin& Sunday faternoon when their chil- on Oct. 7th. with Mrs . Marie Ware tubs, pails, cans h111d dren entertain with a reception Moore, Department Secretary, prevlllt- Wt at th e Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Zanesvil.(e, Ohio, as guest speak· 1 complete atocll. celebrating the fortieth wedding er. Approximately 15 m~rnbers anniversary of their parents. from the local Unit elGPect to attend. Members of the Mt. Moriah Mi.; Hostesses for the evening were i sionary Society, the Matrons' chairman Mrs. George Hackett Guild invited guests and thj! fam· Sr., Mrs. Atlbert Young, Mrs. i ily will meet at the church be· I Walt·er Kennedy, Sr., Mrs. Hez tween two and four o'clock for Root, Mrs. James Weber, Mrs. H. the reception. E. Boney, and Mrs. Frank F\Jigate. Planning the anniversary cele ' hration are the following children Britain's building' productivity of Mr. and Mrs. Rickman : Earl is up 10 per cent since 1948. flickman Jr ., Charles Rickman, Columbus; Dr. Lewis Rickman, Mt ' August zinc shipments are thE" 1 Clemens; Mrs . Robert Burton second la1·gest in 19M . m:ary K.) Springfield; James Rickman , Columbus; Mrs. Donald Tho· Business is spending less 1n mas (Marguerite). Springfield; equipment this ye_a_r_ . ---··----· / Mrs. Major Lee Hill (Flora Jean), ' Mt. Clemens; Mrs. Shenfin Trimble (Martha Anne), Mt. Clemens. The children and their families and the six grandchildren of Mr . and Mrs . Rickman are expected to be here Sunday. Mrs . Rickman and eafh of her eight childl'en are gtnduates of Middleport High School .... IIIWI. A 1'AIJ'I fel and several years ago attended an I· Alumni banquet when the youngest of the family graduated. ·; . t:)l ... : - , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 30, 1954