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Cl..,. ........... lew '-' .._ . ..,....,, ....,. ..... _ ~eigs Brfliler 5000 Persons [ 0 • Material t:~ MicrotUa 0 • Material $ • n.•pd or Inco.plete •terial Replaoed 1 JAN 2 6 ) 10 9 15 16 22 2) !9 )0 17 24 31 4 5 6 ll 12 1J 7 14 19 26 20 21 27 26 16 25 '' '' F'EB 2 ) 4 5 6 7 8 9 16 2) 10 11 1J 14 17 18 25 12 19 26 20 21 27 28 ' 22 '' 29 Broiler Work ' Praised; Miss Chick Crowned illllapd or Inca.plet.e 1 15 Participants 24 The crowning of Miss Shir· ley Smith of Pomeroy as 'Miss Slick Chick of 1954' climaxed the colorful pageantry of the second annual Meigs County Broiler Fe~ival last night. ..~~-,i··-·-1·-·-·-·-2·-·- · -·J··- -·-4·-·-·-·-5·-·-·-·-6 -·-·-·7- . ......... -···- -·-···-· · ·-·- -·-···-·· rw\ 9 8 15 22 29 16 2) JO ·-·- · - 10 17 ll 18 12 19 1) 20 14 21 24 25 26 27 28 )1 : APR 1 8 15 22 J 2 9 16 10 2) 24 -·-·-·-·-·-···- -·-·-·-·- 5 6 7 12 19 1) 20 26 27 14 21 28 4 11 17 18 25 Ml•• Shirley Smith, of Pome. ~ ,.,--: -··:·· -,~- -~:- ·::··::· -·,:· --+---;;,. -'f---1- :~- ·::· -·,:-·;:··:: ~ 22 29 -·· - - -·- -·J_l'L 1 16 2J 17 24 w 25 19 26 m ~ 21 28 27 22 31 ~·29 2 ·-·-J·-·-···-4- -·- · ·5·- · -···6··· · - · -·7··-·-·-·J~.. -·- ·-·-·······-·: 8 9 10 ll 15 16 17 18 22 21 2U 25 29 JC 12 19 26 1) 20 27 14 0 21 •' ' 28 ' ~ 16 u w ~ m n 2J JO ~ 25 1 - - -2- - - )"'"'" 26 n ~ 4.....5. -·- ·r,---·-·-.;· a 9 10 11 12 1) 14 15 16 2) 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 ---"---,.,8--, -l·:a,-- '-~L' . 29JOJ1 ® 17 ' 0 ·· · -·-·-·-·---·~·-·-···· · -·-"-= 7 14 21 28 ' 24 )1 6 '@ roy, 1bove, ••• "IHtecl . bj ludgH le1t night 11 ~rolter queen for the Mel•• County Brol· ler FMtlval. She Wit one of 19 •ntnnb who pertlclpated In the conletl. Tbo beouly conlflt ludt· 11 ••1• W, D. Click, farm brood c••t•rr Weyne Foster, president of tho Southo11torn Ohio ltoglonol Council; Loon Johnson and Honk Woller, notlonohy known poultrymen. '• ,WHAT DO YOU WANNA MAKE THOU EYES AT ME FOR? '" Tttet could well be th• que1tlon ~rowad tr0111 1 fomlllor ...,. tlilo oncl ukod by J""'f" .T. ·~ (loftl JoycHO' protldont, - ~ Minnl1 PHrl. e~ertelnnt1nt otor of th• Mol" County lrollor P'fttl•all lurna on hor boot Grind•'• Swltch..:tyt, tml ... The crowd· of fl.. ....._.,..... """"'d to hlthly onj"''' ...,. cern....,• monol_.:. oft!i hll.trlous - s of tho Gr•ntl· 01~ Opry fevorlte. MAKING. LIKI NIW lORN BIDDIES are the two girls 1Ht· 4tCI Imide ~~... •bolls" of crepe popor. This floot (rightl, .f irst place in the nDn-commtrci•l divis(on prlz" end wet FUTURE OE MASON-COUNTY SCHOOLS '(DEPENDS ON PARENTS, FOLEY SAYS • • ·Elli'OIIment Hat More , . :. evident in ·~· ca~O. in the are~. I He quic.Jcly sa1d, (Housh, that hiS Than {)oubled Since lschoot has oome ql the b..t chn1947 • Teacher& Needed dren found ll!ll'Wh'!f•· Howem, ' he conelud~ that lli!\fe IB a gen. "'-JI'h~f~lure of t~· . edll!'',.auonol eral lack o( l'elpect.. ,..•• g some ol\uati'!ll m Mason Count~ de'::t llf .~ ~tlljtato-. ,..,. . •· a' Ul!"'ill~of~ • P1i · •" '"nte tg9~~· · · \lie pric~ lii.Y ' are wlDinl to" fn moot eaa · ·: . . . lhe group. PU for educatiOn of thei~. JOuth, The teacher. ~"i li in the according to Clyde Foley, preai· area is growing , Jl10re, ~~u~..._ acdent of Wahama High School. cording to Foley, In some lllllanFoley, in an address beHre ' ·a ces te:achelll Ire. in ~tiaarooms mee!lnl of the Bend RolaiY Ciu~ without proper preparation for and Rotary.Anns on Thursday I their w~rk. ' night, iLiked the group wlletller or Ho said thit ...,,.. s - that J!OI the education of their . J,OUth 1 lost year 33'£ of Wut Vlrglnlo would be worth increased eoetl 1n · coli... er•du•fft wh• hat~ . been rulll!ing the school system. He to toodl I., 1... olato told lbem that was their pri>blem. to lobo.;tle added .thot ' During the coprae of his talk, they repr• ..nMtl ~, crNm of Folfy ouUined problems ,confrontthe. crop..n " . ·. lnJ officials at Wahama and in Foley concludo;<I t~· idditlonal tbe Wahama area in parUeular. classroom• at w,ha~ with more Polntlntl out thot olnco 19ol7, teachers added to lhe)~ac;l!lty is th. yur in which he cMM to one answer to tbe . . PtObllpla of . Ylahema the school'• anrotlmPt the school. . ,, ·.. .' hod m.;. thon doubled, l!olty Pre~ent at tbe meeti114 were . hplaltlod thot ....., for tilo Mr. and 1\Jn. D'on Fo-'eaong, Mr. _OildM otiHienll ond tllo num.... and Mn. Joe Bailey, lol,r. and Mrs. cil toochoro usignod to tho Harry Miller, 1o1r. onll' Mrs. Fred· . . - . hod not kepi poco with dje 'l'llabet, Mr. and Mn. lame~ 1M onrollmonl rloo. \ Diehl, Mr. and Mra•.Pbil Wolpert, ""' ..,..._ •· 2110. Mr. and Mn. Paul . Henderson . ;l'be enrollment In I..,. Mrs. Donold F M a d Today tho enroii~ent ·is nearly Mrs. Poul &chn~idel\ lfr. a~d M~. 1120. In. the years smce hiS comi.ng Russell Capehar\, M~ .00 Mn. to Wahama, Foley said that lour Clyde Foley Mt. 1 ..t, M E. L new elaaorooms and two tenrpor- s 1 · • •• · "'· 'i.uUdi h d been added to te n, Tom Adallll, noi'l. Madeline &I')' DP a Vance, Mr. and Mn. IJoyd Rouah, the phyolcal plant of the ocbool. Mr ond Mrs Henry Reltmlr 111 . Teachers numbered II .in 11147. and Mn R j Willi ,.. Me, ~ 1 Tbere are Ill, including the prin· ·. J. L_ 'sb.wart, Mro:~d r. ~~•. cipal at Wahama today. noyd Carmack· M:r alld Mn. Bill d do . He added lhat at the rate people Chialer and Ted are movtng into the area .be ex- thter. nco an u peds the ~nrollment to 1ncreue by 20 or 30 during the year. He also pointed out tbat tbe aehool hu 228 Iocken to like eare of the school's betler lhaa 1!00 lludenls. Tills necessitates crowd' CINCINNATI I'IIODUCI CINCINNATI, UP-Ens unset1111 up in the ioekerr whieh In tll!d, good demand for larse; coli· turn accounts for lost books antJ aumer, large wbite ao to M 1·2 other personal equipment of !he brow mil: 49 to ~~ 1-2; mediums atudenls. . Tho prlncl..l oloo ooplelnod 28 to 30 I-ll; wholeaole commer . cYrrlculum problema at the elala 10 per eent A. extra 1a111e 50 . achoel ond told tho 1roup .... toM brown 411 to &2 1-.2; mediullll 211 In 28; amoll Ill to il. ' . ,_,.. and girls mutt ..,.k~ d• . cltlons on what they woat to 4e" · Chlckent, -..,; , _ lc 1lr, 21 h 22; ...,._, huvy 14 . .. lhot cou1101 ·moy be aulg"" .. IS; hont, lltht 11 .. 12; "" lhont which will holp thom. He pointed out that pressure' in r - r t 10. Buller to acore 611. tho country and In lhe Wabama area Je being brousht In bear •TI LIYII~,....., move the athlotlc proeram com- CIHCIHN~ CINCINNATI, UP.:..Hop 31101) pletely on aebool time. Such I moderately aetive; 10 1o 211e lowm.Ve, accordlni to the prjneipai, er; Ito to 24G 1h 1i.JO: Ito to 2211 would seriously lulnclicap the ••I· lb 1ll.to to ti.eo; 180 to 110 lb tla1 .up of ocbedulea of· academle 18.80; 110 to 180 1h iad 24G to ou)>joeto for tho members of tbe 210·lb 1D.l0; sowo aa. : ower If.?& 1 atudeat bo<!y. to ~~alao opoke on the ·~aclt . CIWe 700 cttril IQii spldy ·io of for teachero" which Ia oii'Ong; iood rearl~ belton 17 to 21; lood •ilid· ....._, . •• utili... . • .. """~ c:o;lal~ to .,.; . "' all~. ero 12 We are now OJIID at Our 10 I ?JIG; llrhH ~ I~; ullli!J in~ """'~~· ' bqllo 12 to toc~uon lUO; li>Ocl aa~ ·~~ "veal'" II 1~ .Court PVmeroy to 2t; elto}ce 11114 •.pi'Jme ZD lo 27; utUity ami oOIIlmmW 11 to 17: '·)litu!'day ~ ' \ eomarelal aad 9~ 1:alv~ I~ to ' 18. : , ·•!> · o I o o o • • d.QJ. a8C: !: Mason Sch00Is Hopm\ • For ·1\l .l 'd · . .,.•.A..,.o - -- Membership Ra;&+-;s-~'--rOWI-:_.. -.n_g_ln_ ·--- Jackets' Athletic; ' ~iation James Uoyd won the sea1on ticket to tbe Middleport football Ramea when a duwing was held Wedneld~ . e>ieiilal at the M'iddh ~bl!!t' port ·~i.al•onr meetlnr b 0 . at theAthietrc • 1 High School. Johil Vi'oman, Mason County schoo-l officials president, was iQ charge• of the have hope of securing Federal meeting and ,it was reported that Aid for the sehoolos of the county, the medicine bails for the athlP· according to a report in t'he r,e tic department and the lumber gular monthly buUetin of the for storage racks in the stadlum school system which was issued have been r~eived . The MAA on Thunolay. voted to purchas~ football jerseys for the Severith and Eighth Superintendent Kenneth Shaf- grade football teams who an~ fer reeently rp,turned from a trip coached by Forrest Bachtel. to Washington to consult author· Charles ' Ryer, membership ities M to the posSibility of th P c'hairman, reported the following schoofe of the county qualifying individual memberships sold to for the aid. date: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Uoyd, The county may qualify for the Mr. and Mrs. DeJbert Becker, Mr. atd for ~wo purposP-s, namely, and Mrs. Norman WayJand, Mr maintenance and operation, and and Mrs. Jack Bachner, Robert school construdion . Byer, Frank Chee1ebrew, Joe For the former purpose, the Young Jr ., Paul Greenlee, Dale JC'hool system must show that at 1 Hysell, Frank Young, Paul Gomer. le•st three per cent of the total Bob Fisher John Gethard, Eleanor av-erage daily attendance iii 1953- · Schaar L~ McComaS. 54 consisted of _c hildren of parBJ . ' Walbu . n Charles Byer entl employed m federal govern· ame r • ' ment connected work. Raymond Walburn, Sar~ Duane Hartley, James Uoyd, Retd Var· Chai-le~ To qualify for aid for construe· ney, George Pan'lish, Jones, Howard Dailey, Larry Rl,ce, lion purposes five per cent of Sidney Russell, Stewart Harris, the children In overcrowded ar· eaa mtllt have parents employed, Leland Saxton, CUrtiS Jenkinson, federal government conneeted Charles BradbuJ'1, C. M. Hennely, Elbert Smith, William Smitb, I. R. work. Surveys are now being made Neal, Everett Bostic.. Ted Bolln., to determine how many of tile Harry Stover, Lewis Sauer Sr. school system's children have Fred Hibbs, Mr. and Mra. CJtarles parents employed in sueh work. Ferguson, George ~Ebersbach , John Hawkins Jr., Max Roller, Mrs. H. K. Woodgerd, Bill Kin1, Bill Scarberry, Gale Hysell, Glenn Lambert, Eugene Ebenbaeh , DBvid Ohlinger, Chari.. Childs, Hubert Taylor, Rullell Ly6ns, Paul Haptonslall, Cassim Hind{, Mart:Ui Chambers, Edward Moore. Ede:ar Pratt, Robert Stephenson, Horace Ohioans invested 22.1 per cent McElhinoey, Robert Craig, James mort In Series E and H Savings Brewington, William Hamm, Don Bond& during AuR:ust lhan they Becker, Frank Vroman, William did in the same month last yea.r , Russell, James Buchanan, Rex Mai· with 11ins reported .from 68 of den, David Darst Jr., Horton the state's 88 eo•.mties, Theodore Brown, Lawreoce Boyd, William T. Reed, Meig& County Savinp Criner, Leland Brown, Henry Bond Ch•irman, revealed tod~y. Henneay, Charle& Vroman. Soles of the two bGIIds In il!.e•JIS Paul Smart, Henry Clatworthy, County totaled $82,578, compared , Thomas Darst, Jam.. Daniels, to AIJllllllt, 1953, purebues of Raymond Ruuell, Chari.. HeBS, $22 493 1 ' ' 1 Ann Hbwell, Bob Ha•-.. ....... ~ y, Owen The lncreue last month fi!l- Bratton, Lewla H. Sauer, Mrs. low~ • lllin of 22.8 per I'&DI in Jomes Roller, Gerald Anthony, Ohio lor J~, and Chairman Robert Tewltsbary, Jaek Collette, Reed pointed out · tbat the two Roger Morgan, J. K. Kauft, N. 0. eonoecutlve montb)y increuea Mourqing; Blchord Plckensr ftos. shouJd belp the . atote in lis cam- eoe File, Bob. Schmoll, Cheater palp to meel the 19M cool. Per Ervin, Louis Lonc, Gene Rice, lllll cent of .attained throu1h Motbeny and Olin Johnaon. Aucuat "'"' IIU, or about one per cmt btlow lhe ••aht-month requLred a&a level. Total dollar 1' $ UC 8 ,.leo of E and H Bo.,..., last moo- . . . . th wu $31,3(0,867 compared to The tourlll hlld juat arrived $111,881,033 ltiYated durlftl AUC· in leolifornla, deHabted with the ·ust loot yeor. wu biB car bad 'liitbltood the Tile national lut rilon of the trip. montb wu 20 total "How are the roadaT" lie wu aalet lor the peo\iod. ••ked. ' "woo 1a,per year. ''WeU, ~114 11Qi Li~lnAald ll!l~P lllQ ~~~~. . . .; pod Neub' 113 ~ liM out 1 lli:l!l\, b~ !lilt the liiid. dillce ,11. 19 10(~ 3-to, O; utlobaJ lllb bUl·ll'r,.....,i!f ~ ~~~ Jiq .rba4 ill ..,.,.rod •-pt I Roulll. •n red · · Market Reports B.onds Sales In Meigs County Tops Last Year '"*" te.za. -- . . .· .. . / ·lli'ci •uo •"*' 'Pocfay' Q ;J€· a,; ·. New 'st., ' ' kl < ., f<• '" :~ .tt to.i~ ".\1'. · r 101JI'·b'n ..btc · . btlllder .t 111. ')(."~;..,.~ ·.• Warrt:.• r eucceecls lames A. Diehl Ji., wiose letter of resignation noli "'t the IDJ,tiong; . ' friinmd £!1~~er, Two passengers Were lnjur~d and the driver of au automobile arre11ted and · fined as the . resull of a single car automobile accident Thutaday nie:ht , two miles 'north of Pcateroy. According to Sheriff Chafl•• ltu...ll, who lnvestl11tetl, tM wreck eccurrecl at ebout 10:20 p. m. ·whtn 1 1951 Hden drhrM by VIrgil Boohn, 31, of Gaiiipolls lou.. 1. .... dlmollshetl after trav•ling 250 fftt along the berfn of the ,..,., cellldln• with • guercl rfil, turning " " end sliding 75 fnt on lh top to • step. Booten was not injured. He was arrested by the sheriff on charges of driving while intoxicated. This mornin& lustice of the Peaee Geraid E. Reuter fined him $100 and costs and sentenced him to thret; days in jail. Sixty--eight year old Ire Beard of GallipOlis, 1 pa6Sen1er In tbe car, sust.ine<L. a broken leg. Dell Heck, 37, of lfuntington, the other passenger, suffered lacerations of the face and head. They were taken to Holzer Hospital in Galli· polis by 1 Ewing ambulance. C0mmun10n, • 0Oy Serv1CeS • $et f Or LocaI Chu'rches i )).. Sunday tocel e_h urchea w II ? ser.ve World Wide Communion alona with thouJ&nds of other churcbea throughou~ t~e wort~ . The ell!'pbul• of thts high day 1.n the universal church caie11dar " upo~ .the world brotherbood of ChrlStllnl everYWhere. ThOH local churches tooperatinl in the Church Attendan<e Campaip are planning lor a regialration of all tboae present durinJ the mornillJ senice. In this · way, 1ccur•te· estimates of a Iten d· once at the service can be made and a record caR be mointained of the i&diYidull ottendonce of each member. So far in the ehun:h attendance drive. IPPI'O•imately 1100 pertons .... pledaed themselves to attelld their re~pectlve spvices ol wonblp for an ei&bt week period, "-'ftnlq tbil Sunday and run· nina th,rouah November Zl. Pled&· .. '"re made In the Loyal!JIIU IIOI'Yleea of laM ·Sunday an4 dur· lng tbe weet In the bomea, u VIIIton ·from the varloua eltutdle~ called. n,e· Federated Chlll'Ob hu ~ounced . that ils viliton will ~ t,plll Slladu afternooa II z f, M, at tha. cbllfth for tht Plll'. , . . GJ OOIIIPletla& the bomu~ •!Ill; · ••'l• grolQ> .in linJIIDii ·tlle·a•mr, ·Am•or·'h ica. The group Lord's Prayer in unison. The new president's first act was to appoint a Membership Committee to conduct a drive for members within the next few weeks. Paul Nease was named chairman of the committee with the following members: Mrs. Roy Burge&~, Denver Artis, Mrs. Lester Zerkle and Mn. Pete Vaa Matre. Slides 75 Feet ·•.- '""ondod w• Ralph Wamer was elected pre· tident of the Mason Pareht Tea'chers Aaoclation at 1 meeting held in the oebool buildi&S Wedn..du night. . · &Ide." RALPI:t WARNER IS NEW MASON PTA PRESIDENT , SWEET AND I.OVIiLY could -11 ; whlto with on orbor of be th• theme of the floet •ntrent ·Jnd Wfll epercled HCond at left ln the Mil lit Cou-:tty '·S.etMI on fhe, floet, ·left to rllht Broiler Festival pareda. Sponsor11e Silty Du41diag 1nd NIII'ICY' ad by Elberleld's, this float woo 1'-· decor•ted in p••t•l sheciB end 1 • ------·--------~----------------~-~-- _,.,....,. by Slttna Delto Phi. Tho •lrlo -plolned thol In tho hoot of tho brolllntl oun, II "Wit iutt Ilk• .., lncubetor In· Min Smith was chosen by the OucJges for the title from the ruks of 19 c:barming contestants each sponaored by 1 local bu si· ness firm or organization. All the monies ando prir.es received for entry fees in ·~e contest went to her. Member& of the f,Junior ChemMr .of Commerce, aponsor ef the !cl.y 1-. Jcel•br1tion, were " . .II .pleateer' with the ca,... city 'Crowd lhot both tho ,..ti•ltl" ., 'the lefhomand evening. It Mtimeted that lfl¥e lhouund add penom witnnlecl .the }menJ actlviti• th•t merked feltlvel daJ, Including the glpntic · fNr..:le, spnch-meking ,end ~hillbilly e• terteinment. L. L. Rwnmell , dean of the Ohio State Univef1!ity Coll ege of Agriauhure, deiK'ribed the 'bright future of the broil er industry" and the effects il wilJ have on the ec:onoqry of the state. Rummell waa the principal spealr.<l' of the Festival . •\ ·U . Govemor . JehD Brown abo a ~ff ~~u;-;,')1 the 'If· ternoon'. ""'e t . ~ audienc't tbat "nt• one is closer to the fin· ancial conditions that exist than the ont"s who serve yo u in pootic ofifk:e." He said that lhe rtaliled that .. prlcn .have 't•pered t»ff sinu tht Korean War.'' This was speclfiully :aimed at the poult· ry llndustry. ...... uid that no one :wanted to raise 'Pf"kM ''of ... , and !Chickens In enott..r w.u, when it m..M the spill· ing of ttt. :blood of ~r boya." He urgU the producers to "srit 'tflair t"th" and "taka another notch ... your belt" and trust •the laaclers of bo••m· mtnt .to r•tore " "b•lanced economy." Other IPtlk ers at lh~ festival incltlded poultrymen Hank Weber and Leon Johnson . The schedule of the Broiler Festivat activities was somewhat llitered by the inclimate weat her, but det eMnined spectators lined the streets for the start of the big parade that moved from Mill 5treet in Middleport to the Pome . roy Stadium. Roger Morgan , parade marshal of the Festival presented trophies to the floats- jOOged "best" in the p.srade. They were : Non-commercial- Beta Sigma Phi, first place; Letart Communit~. secoed; Powder Puff Olub, third. Honor•ble men+.ion wlftnt to the floats of the Sacred Heart CbuK"h and the Racine First Baptist Churth. Commercial- Crow Brothers PoUltry, first place; Elberfeld's, second place: Meigs County Farm. Bureau, third. Honorable men~ tion went to Maple Lawn Pouhry. LCM:If resid•nts heilec:l es noutstandl1111" the .-.,... •iv· en by.lldJIOft lioiK....,.r, mel· t.r ef 'ceremonies fof the FM- Asked to prepare the program for the Mober meeting were Miss Lessie Sleeth, Miss Mildred Chapman, Mrs. Alice Smith and Mrs. John Turner. Various other committee appointments wilJ also be announced at the next meeting . WHO DAT? Looklnt v•ry m•l•n· choly and ..d lndHd ia this AppolntM to repretent the mournful eyed clown who wu •'oupo 1t next meeting of antOng th• merchera in the Brei· the Mason County PTA Council ler Ffttlw•l IMrade YHterday w.r• Deftnr Artis, RVIMII afternoon. In one hancf he hold• Ce-hert, Peul NeaH, Ralph ,... • ltottle ef 1 •oft drink refreshWarner . end Paul P..... ll. ment; in tbe ether, • IHsh to The next meeting wiU be held the Jayeft mMcot. • Chlhuahu• October 12 at the sehool. pup, not' sHn. In uH you'r• Tho&e present at the meeting ttitl wonderiftl whose ftce lurks were Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs . MD••th th• tap hat encl ,,.... Sidney McMillin, Mrs. Norma ~Mint, we'll tl•• you • clu•. Th• Gene Flowers, Mrs. June Van Matre, Mrs. Lil a h z erkl e, Mr. and clown Is partraye«< by the , .. Mrs . Vernon Foster, Mrs . Lester ' "'otton chairm.n of the lroller Polli¥11. Ans--1111 Cllllds. Dodson, Mrs. Vel Zuapan, Paul Nease, Mr. and M s. Denver Artis, Mrs. Hele• Slewa . M,... Eula Redm n, Mrs. Eugene Li8t More Donon Clemmer, Mrs. Ja es Pauley, Mrs Earl F. lnaels, Mrs. Oran P. Love, For Re~~cue Boat J.~ Mrs. James aynard, Mrs. A further list of contributors George Cook, Mrs. Marjorie Me· was 111nounced today for the river Daniel , Mrs. John urner, Mrs . rescue boat recently purchased by Russell Capehart, Mrs. . D. Greer the Middteport Fire DepJ,rtment. and Mr. and Mrs. Ralp Warner. Teachers present ere Mn. They include: Fannie Pickens, Miss Ada Allen. Headquarter's Tavern, Robinson ·~ Paul Powell , Miss Helen Bletner• Laundry and Cleaners, Harry Mrs. Alice'~ith, Miss Lesoie Drake, Tom Rue Moton, Marie's tlwel. Sleeth Mnd ·,Mildred Chap. Place, B. Girolami, Willis Anthony The cruwd thrilled to the coon· man . Plumbing & Heating , Gilmore 's try antlcs of Minnie Peal"'1, enter· · Service Station, Citizens National taioment star of the festival. , Bank, Ford Gar~&e, Middleport. Tobey especialfy .got a bLg Jaugh Cap'n 0/ The ~nd Set~: D. S. Harold, William Lowe's whf'n she uid that she "Was raisService Station, Harry Hyo• ll, ing chickens, herself, down .n Tennessee with 50 hen& and 50 Friendly Tavern, Shuler's Coaroosters. She said that she did otruction Co., Nehi BotUing Co .. this because she knew what it Coca Cola Bottlln1 Co.. Becky's was "to be a wallflower." Shop, .Hudson's Grocery, Davis Ice other folJt music entert.1lner1 co. appearing during the day inckldSouthern Ohio Electrie Co., Blue ed Bonnie Lou, Ralph Shannon Tartan, Rawling Ga<"i", Bator and his Western Top Haods. Happy Gene ~lrKnight and the Grocery and H. H. Swill. Valley Boys, Harry Mills and tbe Haylofters, Tbe Old Timer, and ltANitS HIGH IN CPA PIII.D 'I Dean Sturm, al radio and toleWord has been rec:elved hel-e vision favorites. that Robert Horbreebt of ColumTile or<ler of the parade partlbus waa recenU, mede an honor· ciRante wu u followaHY ll)etitber of the lil&tioDal CPA Middleport ~olice, Color cuard froa Ba<iae and Dr..,·Weblter oociety. Lecioa pool&, lin. William llorMr. H.m...ht. 1011 011 llr. alld aa11. ho"""'"'*; dipitari.,. in lin. ~~~~~ Harbroellf -e(J O.ll.i -">..oiiiOd ~IOJCI'!\P~QO' "W• ............. roatld4y awarded a mil, b7 tbe aae1!11!7 ·for pei1mellt tad ble111011<1 Squid; that· ...... County oliO .... • blmg lllld~ ~~ li'ldet,lll Cllild~, clOWD with Cbihu. do( ·th stata !z! a talt: l i * radtlJ. (C6atill""' a ..,. Sbll * I Mi. I,.,.._,. ·- !llf'* \ . .ill • �' T1ie DAILY SENTINEL. Pdmen. I• . Middleport, OhiC! · .. The DAILY SENTINEL; Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio The DAILY SENTINEL OP .'J'IIt llll1l,l8 • II.UOH ~Jta• hbltshed. every atteorroo.11. · acept SUndaJ bJ' Tbe OIUo Valle, UO St., PomeroY, 0. BusJne» oUtee {)h&me •alllDc matter at u.. 11001 - • .. 1. 01RH ,,..,.,, .. ... Geae,.at . . . _ Bl~ JACJt ~. COIJJITTJ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. CIIJ . f.FA w ... Nail_. advertblnl ..,....ntaUve, BottllleDI-KIIaball, lac., 143 l«Uaatoa Aft.,N ew York City, tt, N. Y. SQbol:rlp11oe .,...,., Dollvery ~· olll'l'lu wbore avllllblo 110 eeall ..... w..k: one yeo: \II d~ .. The Dolly SeiiiiJ¥!1 offk:e, $15...... MODlM. ,t n.ao: t-.. rnotttha. .,.PO. B1 CID8 lllOiltft •1 BJ maO one JfiiT )2.SO. one montb. ll. ta: Abc lr ft. ,C. lltkatiH, .Countr Agrlcultura Agent mQt9r route wlaere nallalde1 months tt.2S; Smut on both oats and wheat during the put year seemed to be more common than UJUIII1. This disease causes loss, both in amount of grain produced and the fact that the grain is less desired in the market. In the market smutty wbeat i6 sometimes docked .as much u $.25 a- bushel. In yield, losses may run £rom 25 'to 40 per cent of the crop. These losses may be eliminated at ll very sl~bt cost. Control of botb of thes-e diseases is readily rompliahed by a trewtment elthor new improved cereaan or ceresan M. Treatment ra~ is proximately lh ounoe& or .fror each bushel ur grain. three JMnths, Ruark Strong On Hollywood Notes MOSBY Death Sentenee Unllod BYp,..ALINE , Staff Carto~IMfldant UJ'-Ray Milland For Four 'Punks' nldHOLLYWOOP he's happier witb tele- \ • toda, lr '08.RT C. RUARK has .'O"'OJ'red to me lhat Ute State of New York has a magnifu:-ant opportunlty to add to the folklore of America, and to write a sharp, deterring postscript to the histo.cy of Cl"ime. This can be dooe iilmply by convi.ctine and e*trocutio,g the four confeued tbrUl-kiUers, for being exa~tly whaJ t}J.ey ar~unk:s . ~ w<lrd puok bas reae~ a signllicance all its own in recent )'e4r$. The tiroe b"•a eomt nbw to eorumemorate it. Puoltdom needs some patron saiJltS, sp tp ~eJtt., aDd these four thrill-murderers have a ehmt.e to ~.biJWe lhe fame they sough.f by kicking people to death and beatinog people witt wb~ps . They caA gD down In the books as martyfs to the cawe of punkery, U th1at is a word. John Dillimer was- a similar hero, as was !?retty Boy Floyd and Ma Barker. In 11 way, sG was Al C81)one. Benedict Arnold was thf' classic traitGr ol. ont' age, and the Rosenbergs were the classic traitors o[ anot'her. 11.'e nruember Bruno Hauptmann for the Lirti!Oergh kidnaping; Rutb Snyder and Henry Judd Gray for bltsband·killing. We might as wedl remember the nar:1e of Koslow and Mittman and Lieberman and Traehtenbfrg. Punks. When last 1 looked, ruch leading leg&tl IPalent as Lloyd Paul Stryker and Jim .Murray had an· nouDced their lntention. of defending these young thugs who have already admitt-ed that they beat two men to death. and attack~. without provocation, many ot'her people.· J suppose' the publicity l9 wo-rth 1t. It ' 1 f •' 'y I .I But I come down with the hard he·sves when I hear Kos1ow, e.vidt>ntly the boar coon of tbe bunoh, referred to i.n newspapers as ''the brtins," and when I hear Metvin M1UDIID'" ,a 21{)-polinder who could stand off thP. old Gar· gantJ.II~, called a "youth.'' I would imagine tbet it needs a certain sort o.f in!"llnity to kiU and beat people for fun, but 1 doubt it's a:oing to be classifiable in court as 110 attack of madness- t'hat struck aU four oC tbe "youths" at one time. The moon. isn't that potent. Lif' magazine ran a magnlfic.enUy reveal•ing pic.ture some time back of a groUp of punks ataDdint: on a street eorner, sneer ing at a passing CQp. The estate of punk hu b~~ increeingly popular s.ince- the war, as your newsp11per has t<lld you daily. ll seems to be a w11oton, silly thing, without foundation in any particular cauee. You certAinly ean't bi&me poverty, -becaus-e, bro~y speaking, there isn't •nr poverty in America today. Nor do I thing that the comie books. gruesome as many of lhem are, provide sllffie1ent impetus to lead young peopl.e to nrurder, npe, and m;.~y. hem for lau:gbl8. or pun.lthood, is Puntdom, something that has come llP as • by-prodlkt of a very confusin-g age, and neEds oo sympathy. II needs only such swift and fierte punishment that -it may be ..,. once q:ajn replaced by sUokbali or a sKnple crap saw..~ in a basement. Its pimpled protajoD.istl need neitt,\~r tbe sympathy nor t'he under9tandtrlc. that some of the weeping courts would have you believe . They ~fd a kick in the tllil for the minor offense• and the book f<lr tb? major onrs. That's why I say a speedy eonv~tJOn Jod execution of all fotir, 11'ia1on this year than last year, but he'& doubtful whether be'U next )'.ea,r. Milland, one of Lhe suuer prolllts Of the meviea, surprised ~.on.t.iJJ.ue some fans when be made his TV debut in one of th!)le Uehtweight husband-wife serl_., last yur. 'I'bi! sb!)W about a profeasor at a cJrls' acbool wu popular iD th~ .small towoa. BuJ, ate.ordio& to rati.n,p JDd ·cr~tics, it was not one of t.be betteJ inducements to stay home :and wateh. the livinc ropm screens. s,hhstlc1ttd Pr..ram Ttqs year evet)1bint on the sbow, from the luraiture to the cQr•en. .,,. cb~ed to mate it a 11191'< ljlqlt, sopbC.tioatt4 proeram. Bllt whta bit tw~>yec.r ~n· lr'!OI ..Piroo noll lpi'lnl, Milland m.tf ~ b)IIJ efae.wbere. "WbO!lw. I'll ~9•1111•• "' VOl')' problematic-al" he hedged with one raised eyebrow. "TV is hard W<lrk. And 1 am slgned to direct my first motion picture next sPrin&. aod I will also act in it And next year I have a rommU· Whether your child is o first-groder ment for another picture at Waror senior in high school, it is a good' ner Studio." Milland admitted that, Hke ti.me to aweal to you to use restraint in many ~ stp, be succum~ to Ute dealing with school teachers and od· uree to have bis show .tCHPted by mi.;i~trator$. the critics and his frien"•· "The 1how was 11 lttmeJI.dOf.l.s The time. may come when Junior or tlliag ia am all towns lalt hi: s11id between sceDtS of tbe fUm Sis~y will ,nco~nter some difficulties tid prot:r•m at Republic Studio. au ring their school year, if indeed they "rm P"raid our new formal .b.as do not encounter them at the be~ inning l011t that audience. The sbow now of the current term. is ll.iJ"n#:d for local consu~ption." It was bi& idea to. change the However the teachers and odminis· program. . trators who' are attempting to drill Q bit U.U.apJtr Fir1t Yllr ••1 was so .IJ.tPPY with f.he first of information into your sweet things' )'ear," be. said.. "But I bad aiened heads hove troubles of their awn and it for two year• ao.d I knew 1 bail would be wi~e. unless there is pn obvi· to 'Jo oa. . _,., "[ was io the south itt Fnnte ous need for a protest, for parents to r~ rear." jn a ljltle llptej JIIOI ""'"""'' 1 borrowed a t)'pewriter (ro.m the laundress, who bf.d the only »fl.e around. I :5't down and wrote a long letter to my a~M:nts, detliling the ·~b•ntes 1 wanted made. When I came llaek, it WN all doDe. g~t !JIWI into doiP.f u.;, aenes 10 the first place. Uy .agejlt told ""' I'd matt JO mucli money. But f,lx.a,. and ifl....,....you cu't do something for J~J~t money QY more. You mf,lat a:et sa.tisfaetion out of it. I wwted to be able to walk down the street without ~living the people la tble tOWll look .t )'OU ~ .aucl:l a WI)' you're "! r,are "'e nated: thaD thole llvlnJ 1n the c:tiJ. r_.y Fatal 8mallpol' ean be quite anere, Wit,h bilb ''"er~ ehUll, ~~acbt 4ft,d then the tJPtc:tJ rMh. At 11rR thll rub C9Jlll•tl of Jlll&.l1 rt4 spot. lhat ,...... to ptmple1 and lattr form bll.atera contaln1na pu. Sullpoz con be Iaiii to both ch11dren and adulte and maF lelf,Te Itt vlctlm with many dls~ Btaloo, with ltUIDl' 1""' eltleo qot alandardo 01 beollh,lllo belt thai hp.vln11 .seen ca.set tar years. How- we eonUnue to pr....nt ow lm· •-i ollbOae. •J>o 11-.d t~etn ""'* prpriollOIJ munlty to smallpox wtth. YfC::CInatlou at three to tve year lllton'olo. QJIIII'IGMI A11D UIWD 1. r,.: W111 • oapalrhltd Jltf· tJMIIIlt .......,i at nl&ht? ArY11Pfr: Yea, oe,lti!Jllltd people lleepme more • at nflht, IInce 111m O,M lDcrtuN ibltr IDa'• •oce).Y,ied I!OD!etlme d~tli).t U><!ll Ulc. 12 p,i' eenl were II a.td Oll niadlln!itloo In ordar to COIIIIIIUO t.bet.r immunity. PP.O)i!l" ttvlng In rural comtnt&Dl· ~~~ iU'? ito UUJ7 to IN f&ed .. dlmculty. tt,qp1rillld. &II'-*'-- ,..,.,....,a41MW,.I-.J • .. ntot tl' SAMUEL S. L&I&OWITZ WriHen For Th• United PI-HI I deliver SENTINEL in .Bradl>tm'. G()OD route. Polio lniJil'IUICO l>eneflts. Apply at THE p~Y r4i:H'J@!ar ..~~~~ ·.. 11-16-lf FOR SALE-1111 ac~es· MARRIED MAN, 25 year.s. old. Rutland, Meigs Couaty, Ohlo: I needs work- any kind of steady miles from 11ew Kyg• Cr,fk. ' job. Write box 27\ Harrison· Plant. Two 6 r<lom frame hpusel, ville, Ohio. 9-30-6tp two barn• and seve.ral outbyil4· lngs. One e:as w.ell, free aas. Mineral rights . Farm pond, Well ( 19) and two cisterns. On travel road. ' OWN YOUR OWN-iiiiSiNESS' Rodney Downing, Broker. Duck Pin Alleys for sale o-r _, M-iddleport,· Ohio. rent. Read,Y for operation. See !l30-3tc toreqzo D:wis at L & Z Shop, CJurt ~·· Porp.eroy. 9-29-6tc I 6303-V. by parents that their support of (8 B) Au to Services school its teachers and administrators, ' important to the hqpponess . is vitally Business R. H. RAWLINGS SONS C0.-24 hour Wrecker Service. Day and satisfaction of the children . 41 Phone 6227. Night 6039X. For that reason, attendance at PTA DOOOE-PLYMOUTHPhone DEALERS. meetings is of prime importonce. The 1:1-1!4-tl PTA is not o social group. True, they =-:-:::""" Sponsor activities, hove a jolly time to- and Balanc-ing Service. Hackett's SJATENENT REGIIIRED I!Y THI Sohlo. Phone 6367, Middleport. ( 2'0 I Business Se-rVI"C..; gether, but ... ~' 'I ACT OF AUG\ISl 24, lt12, .AS 4-1Mt -----·-----~ Through the PTA, new ideas ore AMENDED IV tHE ACTS OF SINGER SEWING MACHJNE MARCH 3, 1,3~. ANI) ~UI.V 2, worked out. Becouse of. the PTA, 1.9l For Sale Representative In P<Jmeroy 1146 (Title at, UnltM StaMI CMIIi, teochers ore able to meet their pupils' 5 ACRF..S ln S'yr~cu-so-.::F:-ro-n-:cti:-1111-0n and Vicinity every week. For S.cti9p, !3J) IH~~· . THI porents and consider any thoughts or Route 124. Fine building IOCl· purchase or repaJr of Sewio&. . 0)¥NE~HIP, ~ IMI~T. Machines, Call or Write Sin· AND.ClRWL"AT.ON.O~ he Daily notes that they may hove. lndivlduol f.ion. Lowell Win~ett, Syracuse. ger Sewing Machine Co., 25 Sentinel published daily at Pomcconsideration is easier in this manner, 11-30-31< ~:h Court . ~h '" A!;!. ,rpY. !,lpio,jor ~~~e'llllri•\lll• 19li4. and t~ PTA members work out things YOUNG PRYERS. Freddie Houda· · · ., 1· 1~~-;i:'Juriobn'it taJ,,...;.,, or that qre good for one child and goad shelt, 398 Gf11ot St., )fiddleport. lbe publisher, '"'t'e ditor••. ;Pinag~DJ Phooe fKMl-Y or 6013-J. 9-30-lltc for all. ... , · · RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE editof and business mlnagm aro: In o surprisingly Iorge percentage of ELECTRIC SINGER portable l'hone 200. Cleland Appliance Publisher, c. F. Weimer, Colu!llMMJIIINE. Full se1 '!;tore. 1111 W. )lain St., Pomeroy -cases, where students foil· to do satis- SEWING l-26-tl lius, Ohio. of atUCbments. Phone 909-J. factory work, the reasons con be troc;:ed Editor, Richard S. Owen, Pometo parental neglect, attitudes or incopo· DOVBLE BED c-omplete roy, Ohio. ' QUICK SERVICE on Watch Re' c'ity. A helping hand for Junior, a con- sd, antique picture lra•n!"' ' J p.:.iring by Factory Trained Managing Editor, Richal, d S. Phone 184-X. lD-1-St.:! watchmaker. COLLINS JEWEsistent policy of aiding him and requirOwen, Pomeroy, Ohio. , LERS, Pomeroy. ·1·3-tl ing him to do his lessons, will pay Iorge CIIIPPEWA WORK SHOES Business manager, Rlc~d S. aod comfort. · • ABBOTJ' T. V. SER dividends for him in future years, even durability Owen, P<lmeroy, Obio. 1 ' VICE Makes Repaired by EJ: red by most construction men. though it requires some of your time to· THE ~HOE BIJX, Middleport, pert Teehnicians. Phone 8284 y 2. The owner is: Ohlo ""alley Ohio. ll-29-3tc Middleport, 6-15-tl Sentinel, Inc.,' Pomeroy, O~io; .c. doy. F. Weimer, Columbus, Ohio; J. W. It is >rell worth the effort. CIDER and =-~-:----·-1 APPLES. Following J• the secoftd In • · ...-111 on ju'ltlnile dellnCIUtncy. Itt author is 1 l111d111• In 1 Brook. · lrn crlmlnel court attl, •• •uch hi hll Men "deellng closely for ,..,. wltb juv.nlle crlrnt. Th• Uaittd Prell ask•d him if ht ca11ld U1t 10 wav- a community · could combat crlm• emong itt youth. ------- IIH-31<! .ABU:. Helen Batey, iams St., Mtdd1.eport. not just tbt: two majoc villains, of this u.;.m..murde.r business w.D\lld bt a lfiNor &.p the ccwptr)' and to other ao-ciKed •·youths." wUh .d..LdtJ~it baltwta MJd the urge to per(cum. It may be llr· gped that the tw.Q bas. :1M&t.ef.Sive mernber9 were just .:dong for the .ride. but wh8t k.jlld of ride, for tu,JII.veo's .aake, and. what kind ot ~pli WJ!ltt to be IU"9i.l.nd such an upedition? plifed ro~b wben I wa:; a boy, bUt l swear J never used to io about kickin1 people to d~N~Fb and ~tift~ strange WORtetl with Wtftpa. The punks ~eve waite; a lo,nt: time for j reti good repree.e~e set. of saint&. I think tbe State bl NK' York Ol:I.Q provide same if the elec.lt.rie current is stiH w.orkinJ. .;::W•; ftiUi'tnl pock mut~ on h1l body. occurrence 1D tht UDU.e.d. 111 Hdet to m&J,ltala our hllh ev.er Jn a recent .stu.ay or a lf'OUP or m:en entering 1Jle .Ann.J lt. , . , tound tl>al \en per ol ~h!m hiA' nenr been vacab:iaf.fd.; . WANTED ~ to CIIEVROLET IIOlllhl. 19411 CHEVROLET 2 CE,L!.ENT conditiDn. BROOKLYN JUDGE· URGES COMBAT OF AMERICA'S GROWING JUVENILE CRIME C. I:UAWI N. IUND£1111, a.t. tlon,er:'~~..:·t:a main in the bockgrdtmd and Slle--at least faro while--'how things work aut . before they ask for specoal treatment, special care, or special attention for Junior. It will also be well to remember that the nation's schools must be based on generally accepted average standards and that special operations cannot be undertaken for you, nor any small group no matter how good the idea may be. It should also be remembered 11100 BLE. Grey. Can flnan<e. ambarrassed." On the PfHrND ~illaod now teaches at a co-edueational school. Even tbe dec.or of hia home wal e.baflled from "that chintzy stt;ff" to modern design. Guard Against Smallpox TIJE loca.tion and lilt of lbelr 11 apout the oniJ lhlnll most people lhlnlt Obaul In relf,tlon to smallpos. They have no idea or the .severtt1 Ul.ll daDJer )t the dlaease. Moat ot ua have th!' comfort.able feeUDJ that WI ~ f.:ho:rouabl:r protecled aJalnJt 1mallpol' and that ap epfdemte 111 atmpiJ lmpoalble. &.. Ia th• U.S.A. Be f ld a4 ID If ·. Be Kind To The Kindhearted Teacher ---'-~------ .-~. o:elllatlon • Farmers havt IM•n tr..ting Mflllfor t"'•ny :yhra, .ut it Is lmpart•nt that the •Hd b• o1:IMntd and "'rNtild ~qch .,..r, 1Mca111• Hid tr•etm.n"t .kill dl• """ ·on •HCt, protKts utcl 11'1 soil, improYH th• 1t1nd of 1r•in, fincrulft tfh• yi•ld lind JmprovH t~e ,quality. l'~r~ Jur rKOrds with the ;"leading '"" dltlnftctant lhas 1procluc•d 2 to 7 ;more bu1hflt ,.r acre of whut and 3 fmor• bush•l• per •cr• ,of oat.. · w•s tJ achieve the curves of Mullyn MonrN and to mtke aurt- peopla noticed ' thtm. A mature adult can read and hear about the multiple rnarri.aJE"S and loose behavior of Hollyw.D!)d film stars with detached amutement. But the timptessionable yougster who lives In a world of dreams, wUI have bis or b.er mind twisted and distGr~ed with the notion thal this sort of Hre is glamorous, that this is the way to llve. (20 BJ Insurance Delicious, Wlneaap aQd Rome Webster Orchards, near 0, . URED FL'RNlTUIIE BARGAINS. Used JWriaerator, ,J49. -up. Vaeuum Cleaner $9.95.· RADII Furn~ure. Phoao 637t J, !fld- of. chronic trutlllC)'/ iD aehool. dle)IOrt. 5-lf.ll. Tile you.ag crimiul ill ueuiJ}Iy the product eitber ol a coddling l)arent or one who bruializes hUon . APPLES AND ClDEB.. Open daily ~ Bl'fl4• ~rlnti.R•f• ID4 Sundn UDtil 8 p. m. Now To yield to ev1! erJViDJ, wh.ln; : : : = d , 1 New in& and demaud f)( a rou.u.gt.ter ----~ · meiiUI to spoil i'lim and. to CJ"eate PARAKEETS, CANWES, HAM· IIIIIJ. iJaelpient uiminal. As he IJOW1 STERS 'Jlhd . supplies. ·L. c. pp, h' &ooka ¥pQD tbe wor,Ld. as Hill 894 Ash St., Middl~ort, hia OJtler. Ht teeJ• the world owes 0. 0::29.8tp bUn ~.trnb!Q. u.d. II be CAJU~Ot FUliNACE ,_ ~J. jltlnp ke t:ravu tbe euy GOQI) uaed GO.U. and CAM RADIO. Call alter 4 be will tab tbem by fOI'U. p-.m., Atb~rt Ha!d, Mason. 'I~ Tilt -~·., dulr. porltllik:al. liOt · - ...,. rottr•lnt ,..,.,. aJ. I:--:-:==-===-=:--=~~! ' -·1•11.., NEW YORK UP-Tie terrifying This may sound julfenile crime problem is not goinc to be solved this year, or neJCt year, or the next. If we are sensible, and lucky, it will take our chijWeb Jre It Ute hAa.rt pt the prOOlem. a whole generation to cure. I only wish it were possible to Th• tv11lcal yauntJ crlmlaaJ Who list 10 w1ys a eo.mmunity coulrl cam" Into my cCMirttiMM'ft approach its juvenile problem think• pollcem•n lrt ciOWftl and with some assurance Lhose 10 ways Judtts ar• buN""'· H• ••• no would W<lrk. ,.., and '"P'ct of tht law. u., . Ill any public library you will uslly wt find he- h~t ntver had flad volume upon volume discuss- any rHpect ftr God. his p1r1nt1 ing the causes and cures of juve his t1nh•r, his amplo.,.r, tht nile delinquency They cover the pollumen on the Mat or tht problem pretty well 11 nd there is l'"'ae on tht bench. ~tot much to add except this: The young criminal today, tbourh he may be b.arely out of These books, and the youth 1 knee pants, is mOJ"e brazen, mOre ch1bs, recreation prol!rJms and cynical, and more sadistic !hlln CJ)nstructive socaal attitude~; they 1 thl! touJhest gangsters of the Cll· •dvocate, may be of b~tlp . B\lt if pone ~ra, the problem ol Juvenile cnme is Uttl1 N•ip '"'iltl• to be solved it mu!J! be auacked What ill most tragic is that so at its very roots. little 'can bf:l done to help him. A Aoott Lie ht Home l~Uii and mUd senteace of Those roots lie in ~e American probation falls off him like water home. off 11 dUde's baek. In many cases, Too rnanf Americans are wor- "'here he has already been fiven shippinf the frotb of !He . In too one chance on probation and hu many homes ttle only "iod" &eems nonethele11 shown hie oontempt to be tla.e new refrlgerat!H', the for lnr and order by refusing to .biP,·powtrtcJ en or tbe J.elet"ision toe the mark, a ltl:ff reformatocy gt. · fMe obJlCta ar• virt}lalll' or prison lenten~;:e Is the anly WorlltiPped. as •)'mbols of Ul.c bnltU,&e tltat Will Imp~ bltn. · ''best." Tbtie i& one early S)'Jftptom I)( And rudlno- ol .., ,.,... aueh mont .... ncer" in a boy or lar m..~~! • ~ ntws,.pors girl. It 11 ~ney. Between 90 anJI 14 1 a v-e~r - t n would think 1M) )Jer eeftt of the crhn.lnats har .....t lrnportlftt ...1 In Uf• brou11bt ~ore me -..ve • ree~ w_. h-•· .;.:•.!":!:,~ ~n~mm::t::ft, t~atw•!:C!'!: ~~~W::.~ , I• ltif chJWhotd ltr I fufllh, tlotlltt Hrent W• h•• aMI•M = \ winter. Meriin ~=- ~!'.;. ·::;-r:~ Shlveler, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. lEbiTor IUY BAND l.nstrument $39.95 SUMMERS & SON RODNEY DOWNING •w•. R.!al E t 3. The known bondholders, .mortPAT WIPPLE. Farm Bureau ln gagees, and other securit)' holderS IUl"anee, Auto-Fire-lJ(e- Polio ownlng nr holding 1 pere.ent or 8-4-U Phone 9B. more · of· ·total aml)unt of botds, WMPLETE ln~r-a_nc_•-::Pr:-:oteclion mortJages or otber securities are: Ljfe, Auto, Fire, Pol:o. Call DoD Ohio Company, ColPD)bUs, Mill•. Mladleport, Ohio. 11-2-tf ' 4. Pangraphs 2 and 3 include ~a --~----------~ cases wHere the stoekbolder pr IIAX WARD A1ent for !l)mi Bu security hQlder appears upon tbe reau lolurance Companies. Autn books of the compan:v as trustee IJf•Pfre omee Phone ~. ~1"J or in any other fiduci8J')' 'relathin, lnp 92-X S.10-tl the name or the person or eorporatlon for whom such trusk!B: l.1 AUTO, FIRE, Hlll(lllallzation, Lift acting: also the statemettta in the"' ln~urance, Bonda. Prudential two paragrap~ show the ·aff.lanCI Travelers. Call Don .Mullen, Porn fuU knowledee any ,b elle(.l!ll to tl\<l eroy. 8-14-tl circumstances a '11 d . CO~ltlo_nk under which stockholderS lnd $e· curltY holders who;dO ilot appe:Jr N>On the books of the coinpa.oy ·1as trustees, hold stock inll· secyrjtiell in a capacity other than that Of a liona fide owner. ... ' Brokt YOUR BE.S T BATTERY B'UY ' th• Ohio Sta.. Junior P:1ir of 1954. Ho II presid•nt of the local FFA Ch•pter, prnlcMnt af th• 1ophomore clau at high school and has 1 ooocf ferminst program in operttlon for vocetlonal eorlculture. --- aY DINNII HILL · Three Racine Chapter- Future Farmers exhibited at Obio State Fair. They were: Don Hayrrlan, Bill Hardin, and Dwain Sayre. Don Hayman received fourth premium oo ltis saw hon:e. Bill Hardln re.eeived. setond premium on his ez:· hibit of Irish Cobbler potatoes. Dwam Sayre received flrst premium on his lrish Cobbler poUtoes. Dwain Sayre received the Grand Champion trop-hy presented ·by the Kroger C(Jmpany for the best peck of potatoes exhibit1 ed in the Future Farmer Division of the Junior Ohio State Fair. Carroll Harris reports that his gilt farrowed nine pigs. Dennie Hill reports that his gilt farrowed six pigs. Larry Holter reports that he bas cu-t his corn. Kennett. Brewer reports that he has started to cut corn. Jimmy Deem reports that his heifer we111hs 730 pounds. · The sophomore class of the F. F. A. are constructing a sidewalk at the Racine Masonic Lodge. I Boys helping are: Bob Bireh, Kenj neth Brewer, Robert Burnem, f~rt~:~ !~e g:~~he:a~~~ CIIICAGO .DAffiY SHOW A'ITRACTS BIG ENTRY lth••• .PINTS -QUARTS CO-OP. ASS'N: est USIP ' MASS PRODUCTION LOWERS PRODUC:TIC''I • COSTS.,, . ,... . -eeoo. - I prolih Clf '-'*-'wl .. PIIOVICO LAYJoK; ~MASH.· • -Into·-..,. ....... 1fumy..,.,.-lnw'"" dudlon ..... ~'!'~""!!bit -- ' I PRICE REDUCTIONS EVER! FARMALL SUPER A • Reduced COLUMBUS, 0.-An abundance of protein foods will reach t~e market in Oeiober the Ohio Slate Extension Service predicts in is· suing ib monthly list or ple.titiful 1 foods in cooperation with the U. S. Department of Agriculture Beef and cheese top the list. • Heavy supplies of western grass fed cattle, augmented by arainfed 'I offerings frotlJ Midwest feed lots, assures big supplies of beef. Most 1 <lf the Increase will be in the grass fattened catUe which furnish the more economical beef. Cheese in storage is at an all·time high, anrl j ;Production is at leut holding on :~ par with eommmption. A. n CANDIDATE FOR Coltgress loth DISTRICT Q1IES'l'ION: lt. Anl, -1n faV<J< olral61111rltldlvlduo1. OD fOUl' ' IIIII' lnCame td tD Your~ -11 -18; . ~ Turkeys, fryer chickens, 11nd hens also continue on the plentiful list. Turkey productipn thls year has set a new hJgh. mark of 61 million birds, with the supply or heavy breeds expected to be 7 per cent larl(er than a year ago . With mllli:. production conllnu log above a year aa:o, supplies 00 milk and cl.&lr7 ""Pr0ducts are also ~ed tO r~in plentiful. Haddock ind shrimp are among tbe t!lh OJ<Pec:ll!d, \O bo ln abund· durlnc tbe month, espe<iaUy haddock. · ., J J~ ~ . 'P PALL ( "olio ~oij• I $271. I Morris . .1'· ·l ,, Save Now With These Discounts Margf"et Lehew· ~nst . . . ' BAKU'$ • FARM BUREAU If one element is needed more than ot'hers; heavy , use· of that element makes the mQit of limited funds. Or if one trop in a rotation responds bett.er than others to' fertilizer, is pays to use plenty on that crqp. m- commission expires 6, . '" up to 1'7~ bu.lheb of IDllll ll'ala 1nd one ton al bay 10 boor. -lULLS BUGS WITH VIRUI Hen' - . ALOIU pUed from a !uraaee and fin. Th• menufac.turer "YJ it will baa4le The MEIGS COUNTY day ol ~lol)!ber, (IOJ.I-It take-off. Eleetrie temptl".tLI.H' aad alfety c:ontr()h are wired to th\. trktor battery. Heated air il aup- OYERHEAO FARM SUPPLIES Featuring MALT SHAKES SUNDAES HALF GALLONS RH;~ ,s . o~ 19~7 . t(w;;llll th.at't erop dryer yYVYYYVVYV KJfE£6(;$dLESS Of ALL 'DJAIRY EEN ljproc) Virus spraya ' promise eheaf, ea.sy control of alfalfa caterPUlan, a serioua pest io CalifOI'II:ia tb.it year . .About a pint will • treat 50 acrn, and the reaidue .la Dot KN. . -ACTION SEAT )!armful to man or liveotock. It You .ean have an easier ridiog takes 4 to 7 days for a.a. effeetive traator if you mount a car aboek kill. Di1ea.sed eaterpillll'l spread Qorber behind tbe seat p(jt;''lt' (ht! vin11 to peeta that mdJe into helps level out the sharp jolta oo t 1he fidel later, so th& CGotrol b The st11ble value of good land, rlll}jlb crwnd. Jo~··=-·-1•_•t_l•.:•:..·- - - - - - - Baughman sald, Hflects these facts : (1) Limited supp~ for sale, (2) .good fUII'lera are shll making money, (3) credit is available to buy«a, •od (4) continued pr.esure for lara:er farms . ~~;~~ ~e:~~aia!~om:e~~~::: Smokey Says: .. - drying .la a ter or sprJ..Da. Don't expect prlee actvanee Iiiii large u lNt reu, b.cnrever-, odd• favor , en~ OUih lnereue to more thaD pay• for Jtoraae. 3. ANIYI compare auppl~~at pricea 08 ihe basi& of coal per pouad. of proteln. November and. April are uual}f the loW-price .-. f at · moow.. or pr em. .f. · r,ediDI plaln eattle woa:'t be ,_ "'bonanr.a" this year. The dec:bloD. lo btu ~tlain 1teen or helf· era re&tl on your ro111ha1e aupply Your Best SOURCE Swor,n to Jpcl ·~ll<cdb'4 ~•f•r• 1954. Siz midw-est farm economlatt report that aow il a pod time to buy improved tum l1nd-lf yoo. are buyinc to make a biHer and more efficient fann, •o pay __ .... at l eut. 80 pereent d owo, llQU hiWVe tbe abi.l.it)' to operate profitab.l:y. • -·ordo··~ to a panel of eeono~ mic e~erts, "the values or IOOd midwest farms are t.oldi~ about steady at pres-ent leveb.." Ernest T. Baugbman, Federal Reserve Bank, Chicago, 11id farmers can lMk for land values to wort: lower over the next year or so. But, be added, if you're ln • good financial por.ltion and come across a ••gooc~ bU!i", there's DO reason tO ~la'y .purehaie. ~ == ; : . : 7.':-::~ 'I • "We've bad loU more Interest io good land since January 1," aaid Bn.:e Rusaelt, -president, Farmers Naticnal Cornpan.y. "Some investors seem to be ID· t_ielpati.ng more iDflation," be said, ·'and many farmers want to by addii"Jig another $3.38 worth of · Eddie Evans, Bill Dailey, Harold inorease the size of their farm ." This may raise the question nitrogen. At 75 pounds, he'd get Faber, Carroll Harris, Larry HolOtber outlook information ofwhy attoonpt t.o get higher yield $4.40 for $3 .38. But tbe extra ter, Clyde Johnson, James Kiser, fered by the t.rm eeonomiat&: when we already have ~xtensive bu5hel gained with a 100-pound Wayne 'Rowe, Dwain Sayrf, Donnie I. Feed probabl,- wiU be hlehfarm surpluseS. A farm business application would return only CHICAGO, -Entries of the 1 dairy parade down- Chica.g:o's fa- Stobart, Larry Taylor, Richard cr during the coming year. Exis jUit Uke. any oth'er business . $2.20 for $3.38. Thus, the JOOSt continent's. top purebred da1ry mous State Streel. The parade Theiss, _Theodore Willford, Wayne It must operate eiifieiently in or- profitable Level's just over 75 cattle indicate an increased show·\ will sallut-e the natlon's dairvi Wilson, Richard Young, ...Wayne pect feed grains. to sell at s11pport levels or above before t-he 193:5 der to provide a living for the pounds. ing of all breeds at the 2nd Inter- farmers and will include Van Meter and Dennie Hill. farm llamily, Larry .Ebersbach, reports that harvest. Experiments conducted in the natiortal Dairy Show, to be be~Q of the daify breeds, 2. Hold soybeans tW lllte winhi 8 gilt farrowed two pigs. Pr-es-ent :Price for cercsan M i'!l Corn Bdil detncmstrate that ferti· in the International Amt:~hithea- and edtJCational displays, Sam Booth, Gary Van Meter, in the neighbarhood of $1.25 for lization does even better when tre at the Chicago Stook Yards, queens, an<i bands. October 9 thro~(l 16, ·offici-als Th-e dairy parade down Andy Ward , Eugene Sellers, Cur· 14 ounces which is sutf<ficif'nt to U!Jed along with other improved treat 28 bushels of seod. 1f the of the Show report. go's busie9t. thorOUighfare tis Randolph , .Tom Ebershach anrl ••..,hell• J practices. . planting rate is llh to 2 u• Using ;60 pounds of ,phosphet•, Owners of prize winning cattle mark the 83rd John Baker helped build the .Fu· per acre. than it the hi·gher rate 25 pound• of rpotash, end 30 ftom the Atlantic and Pacific lhe day, of the ~rcat ture Farmer display used m the it would cost approximate-ly 20c pound• of nitrooon ,.r acre coasts and Canada will exhibit fire aHegeill-y started by broiler festlval. for seed tre-atment for the seed on corn, 111 farm•r car~ ,lltoos.t .ft. their best ammals 1n compeUtion I..eary 's cow kiok.mg over a Phllip Bearhs, chairman of the for one act e. With a turnslby ebout '$13.00,per •ere for $6500 in cash priles Uwt are on Chtca•go's nea; west side, party comm1tlce reports the chap· of $2.00 per bushel ovtr lfertlliur /cost. If tt. us" offe-red in the cor;)petitions for ober 9 , lB?l. the six brocds that prodw.: e th~t ter ~~armer anrl Green hand intyi~kl increase .-;·a~ only 1 bushel other ~lmprov.d :farming prac· nation's mtikAyrshires, Brown Hundreds of 4-H and tialion wall be conducted in the per acre the ~llrmer wouJ.d rc- tica1 1uch as }Planting of lbett.r4 Swiss , Guernseys, Ho1 tems, Jermembers expect lo be on Vocational Agnculture class roo'n 11 verietiH end control of In· M'YS, and MJllkf with theJr animals for the Fr1day eventng, Oct. 1, 1954 . 1.g Shorthorns. Nett and 'd lseasts, ,'h• can inior Da1ry Show on Monday, Oelto· l ~---- - - ·- cr .... Inat r•turns by about The Intemattonal Dairy Show, ber lith. Numerous troph1es $11.50 per acre. But wh•n h• immedtateJ<y following .he Naho· a large cash prize list are off•er~J! u•u :ftrtillztr and othtr nal Dairy Cattle CongrcS'S in Wa- for youngster exhibJtors at improved practlc•• I tDg•ther, terloo, Iowa, will cen~er attention ChM:ago show. his Nturns ~ lump ;to lb4ttttr lth•n of the nat ion's da irymen ~n the F•atures Judging 'Cont••t• S30 50. !The C,ambl,.~tion paid Midwest where these two nationThree judlgmg contests will $6.011. al events wiN take place in tt.on- teS"t · the Slkill of many youn.g Is A farmer who <lne:;n't have secutive weeks It 1s under the pie throughout the n~t·~~;:(~'::.l money to buy large amounh same management as the 54· 4-H Dairy Cattle Jutlg,wg lertilizer must decide how to year old Intern:~lional Live Stock I the Collegiate Da iry cagt~lj•:~.~~:!~! use, In the most profitab1e Exposition, world famed annual ing ContJest, and the show of the meal-making breeds Dairy Products Judging what he can aflford. A Wisconsin cx.pcrimcnt show· of farm animaJs. A majonty of the stales will cd that a farmer with $90fi.OO ,to A special tra ~n Wil·l transport represented by teams in one spend could gain $l.735.0ft with the cattle directly from the I9wa mor-e of these e"·ents, the 41;2 tons of hme, 750 pounds of show to the International Amp- mana~~m ent reports. 0-20·20 ' aoo 100 pounds of HH!jhilheatre 1n Chicago where they Thcr2o Will he numuou9 ind•us~ l per ae:-e on 20 acres fa 4 year will meet in competition many trial and edlW"lliJonal exhibits 1n oats-hay-hay-cotn rotation.) But Eastern and Canad1.an cathle. conjunction w1th the cattle disH he c\tts the ()..~20 iO 300 'Stat• Stn•t Cilttl• P.rad• plays that wlil emphasize and pounds per acre-, his $900.r)O covThe openmg day kickoff of the dramatize the nutntional and At' Pomeroy-Mason E. Main St. · erli 29 acres, .galnln.g $2,169.00. Show, October 9, w1LI feature a h-ealth values of milk products Br.ldge Tho rerum per acre;, lower - ··- ~M ~ e -ch . -a -~ru"cal' Cuts . Chi ~-.,k.Los~· Pomeroy, 0. • """"'dertlll ..,.._ eou1d ba • Phone 98 ' ($75.00 c.ompar~ to $88.00), bu.t oJJ "'DANGEROUS MOMEK'l'" Luellle & Adolph Saelens cove-ring the extra a:::res boosts Ja tbe woodl-1 tota-l . net returns. 5: The average nwnher of copiea of each issue of this ·publlcaUOn sold or distributed, tbrOu,rb ·them;!Js or otherwi!le, to paid subscribers durln.l tU 12 monthe precedin& the date shown above was: 2633. mo tb.ls 30tb ' 'Niws --· 9{10«-p, IUM. , Top quality ALFALFA HAtfor Tben you have the ot,b.er ex- • eale. OrviUe CHnrtD., 8 mHea trfj!m~t)le dlil.d who ... brutalor Pon)er9)'. Peadl Fork lpd by .st.upld, crueJ p•renti. CoddJinJ and brutalb;atioo are the handmaidens iR tbe ruination ol our younpters. The solution W' our problem, then, liet a l(en,ratiO!II away. · Mu1t Stert ~ow We must atart work. now, with )'OUDI married ,eouplea, thoB.e who •re jUit haviag thil~rea. Tb.'y up P.JUit bave julcllnc&-not only the aeientific, baby-bpo)[.·kind- bu.t the reJiJi()ll,l tind-lo ra.iainc tbeir dlildrea. J.U:&IOJf. 01110 T~ Roman Catholic Cbureb ia markh:ac ueat .sttldet in this ec*iO:D with ita can.a oonfer.en.c•. I with 01011 of the: other f•itbs' would follow wit. The Jove of God apd Hi1 beneftclent influepe, must be br®eht ,,..,., AuJomob1... Hitlltll back Into the home. The ehureh, the home aod the 1thool are the ACC!Iile:IIT three e'ornentpnea upon wbicli ·~~ Cuuattr aU ._.., lborall)' healthy ,-outll muat be nurtured. It ll ' up to our JOUft. married re coupl01 to determine wbeth~r Ju· · $ Q r Vebilt ' ~ime o;m· d~inini1h in the IIJM-¥ J'HpNM ..,. '•~ 20 )'ein or •~ir-)lean,olt....~lf:!~~~~:.:~~ IOI'bld-Jt '!'UliJ'O:(/ eYp W9JJJ. 11 Potter· Jr., Columbus, Ohio. eetve $2.00 in return for a 20c inv.es.t.ment. If we .consld•r ,this lffkl.ncy ln. ....g•rd to f•rtlliar wt han a similar .,.1Htt•r atary. f=erfl.· llzlflon lf•t• , r~nMndld In Melfi «:ounty /for Wheet It 400 p.ouncfs of 3-12·12 h""Uber. Th• ff•ctor oovernlnt thl1 r ... of ftrtlliz*'iorl J. usually tb• mtJCimum amount tht ,clrlll wlfl •pply rlllthtr than how much cen bl tappllld for miXImum •fflclency. ' Fertill:l:•r is '"" most profitably, wh.n th• ie•in in yield lfrom •n increaMd tPP" licetion 11ust PIYI f~ ~tself. Take one experlment with whellt, fOT" example. Using 23 pounds of nitrogen per acre raised the yield 6 busbels per acre. At 50 pounds of nitrogen, yield went liP 3 more bushels: at 75 p()(fln(fs, 2 mo: e bushels; at 100 pounds, 1 more bUshel. Whi· OHIO POTATO CHAMP--bwaln ch fertilization r-ate paid best! Sayr•. above, son of Mr. end Assume 25 pounds of nitrogen Mn. Thomas Sayra of P6ttland, costs $3.38 and Wheh bring-s wa1 iudgN th• 1 rO'ftr of the $2.20 per bushel (about current b..t p~ck of ·poteton •nd was pric~.) 1w1rded 1 trophy in tht Future E>ach acre treated with Farm•n of Amerlce division In pounds of nitro.gcn would $13 .20 (6 x $2.20) for tbe $3.38 ' HOT IIOX Now Is The Time To.Pureh• . lmpro,ved Land For Famong _ RACINE \. FARMALL SUPER C With Fast Hitch Reduced $218. 0 • FARMALL CUB Reduced From Regular Prlee ~PIGS'JOYEit , . •DOIS J11 JOI. HILPS GS MA'K 1 AMAZING GR 0WTH Af LOW C0$1 FARMERS SUPPLY • PIJCIDilU'f .. ,_ Farmall ALWAYS Your $43.75 From Regular Prlee Buy! See Us Far A FREE Demonstration Of One 0 f These Tracton On Your Own Farm I igs Equipment Co. ' .' :t ~· ''· �' T1ie DAILY SENTINEL. Pdmen. I• . Middleport, OhiC! · .. The DAILY SENTINEL; Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio The DAILY SENTINEL OP .'J'IIt llll1l,l8 • II.UOH ~Jta• hbltshed. every atteorroo.11. · acept SUndaJ bJ' Tbe OIUo Valle, UO St., PomeroY, 0. BusJne» oUtee {)h&me •alllDc matter at u.. 11001 - • .. 1. 01RH ,,..,.,, .. ... Geae,.at . . . _ Bl~ JACJt ~. COIJJITTJ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. CIIJ . f.FA w ... Nail_. advertblnl ..,....ntaUve, BottllleDI-KIIaball, lac., 143 l«Uaatoa Aft.,N ew York City, tt, N. Y. SQbol:rlp11oe .,...,., Dollvery ~· olll'l'lu wbore avllllblo 110 eeall ..... w..k: one yeo: \II d~ .. The Dolly SeiiiiJ¥!1 offk:e, $15...... MODlM. ,t n.ao: t-.. rnotttha. .,.PO. B1 CID8 lllOiltft •1 BJ maO one JfiiT )2.SO. one montb. ll. ta: Abc lr ft. ,C. lltkatiH, .Countr Agrlcultura Agent mQt9r route wlaere nallalde1 months tt.2S; Smut on both oats and wheat during the put year seemed to be more common than UJUIII1. This disease causes loss, both in amount of grain produced and the fact that the grain is less desired in the market. In the market smutty wbeat i6 sometimes docked .as much u $.25 a- bushel. In yield, losses may run £rom 25 'to 40 per cent of the crop. These losses may be eliminated at ll very sl~bt cost. Control of botb of thes-e diseases is readily rompliahed by a trewtment elthor new improved cereaan or ceresan M. Treatment ra~ is proximately lh ounoe& or .fror each bushel ur grain. three JMnths, Ruark Strong On Hollywood Notes MOSBY Death Sentenee Unllod BYp,..ALINE , Staff Carto~IMfldant UJ'-Ray Milland For Four 'Punks' nldHOLLYWOOP he's happier witb tele- \ • toda, lr '08.RT C. RUARK has .'O"'OJ'red to me lhat Ute State of New York has a magnifu:-ant opportunlty to add to the folklore of America, and to write a sharp, deterring postscript to the histo.cy of Cl"ime. This can be dooe iilmply by convi.ctine and e*trocutio,g the four confeued tbrUl-kiUers, for being exa~tly whaJ t}J.ey ar~unk:s . ~ w<lrd puok bas reae~ a signllicance all its own in recent )'e4r$. The tiroe b"•a eomt nbw to eorumemorate it. Puoltdom needs some patron saiJltS, sp tp ~eJtt., aDd these four thrill-murderers have a ehmt.e to ~.biJWe lhe fame they sough.f by kicking people to death and beatinog people witt wb~ps . They caA gD down In the books as martyfs to the cawe of punkery, U th1at is a word. John Dillimer was- a similar hero, as was !?retty Boy Floyd and Ma Barker. In 11 way, sG was Al C81)one. Benedict Arnold was thf' classic traitGr ol. ont' age, and the Rosenbergs were the classic traitors o[ anot'her. 11.'e nruember Bruno Hauptmann for the Lirti!Oergh kidnaping; Rutb Snyder and Henry Judd Gray for bltsband·killing. We might as wedl remember the nar:1e of Koslow and Mittman and Lieberman and Traehtenbfrg. Punks. When last 1 looked, ruch leading leg&tl IPalent as Lloyd Paul Stryker and Jim .Murray had an· nouDced their lntention. of defending these young thugs who have already admitt-ed that they beat two men to death. and attack~. without provocation, many ot'her people.· J suppose' the publicity l9 wo-rth 1t. It ' 1 f •' 'y I .I But I come down with the hard he·sves when I hear Kos1ow, e.vidt>ntly the boar coon of tbe bunoh, referred to i.n newspapers as ''the brtins," and when I hear Metvin M1UDIID'" ,a 21{)-polinder who could stand off thP. old Gar· gantJ.II~, called a "youth.'' I would imagine tbet it needs a certain sort o.f in!"llnity to kiU and beat people for fun, but 1 doubt it's a:oing to be classifiable in court as 110 attack of madness- t'hat struck aU four oC tbe "youths" at one time. The moon. isn't that potent. Lif' magazine ran a magnlfic.enUy reveal•ing pic.ture some time back of a groUp of punks ataDdint: on a street eorner, sneer ing at a passing CQp. The estate of punk hu b~~ increeingly popular s.ince- the war, as your newsp11per has t<lld you daily. ll seems to be a w11oton, silly thing, without foundation in any particular cauee. You certAinly ean't bi&me poverty, -becaus-e, bro~y speaking, there isn't •nr poverty in America today. Nor do I thing that the comie books. gruesome as many of lhem are, provide sllffie1ent impetus to lead young peopl.e to nrurder, npe, and m;.~y. hem for lau:gbl8. or pun.lthood, is Puntdom, something that has come llP as • by-prodlkt of a very confusin-g age, and neEds oo sympathy. II needs only such swift and fierte punishment that -it may be ..,. once q:ajn replaced by sUokbali or a sKnple crap saw..~ in a basement. Its pimpled protajoD.istl need neitt,\~r tbe sympathy nor t'he under9tandtrlc. that some of the weeping courts would have you believe . They ~fd a kick in the tllil for the minor offense• and the book f<lr tb? major onrs. That's why I say a speedy eonv~tJOn Jod execution of all fotir, 11'ia1on this year than last year, but he'& doubtful whether be'U next )'.ea,r. Milland, one of Lhe suuer prolllts Of the meviea, surprised ~.on.t.iJJ.ue some fans when be made his TV debut in one of th!)le Uehtweight husband-wife serl_., last yur. 'I'bi! sb!)W about a profeasor at a cJrls' acbool wu popular iD th~ .small towoa. BuJ, ate.ordio& to rati.n,p JDd ·cr~tics, it was not one of t.be betteJ inducements to stay home :and wateh. the livinc ropm screens. s,hhstlc1ttd Pr..ram Ttqs year evet)1bint on the sbow, from the luraiture to the cQr•en. .,,. cb~ed to mate it a 11191'< ljlqlt, sopbC.tioatt4 proeram. Bllt whta bit tw~>yec.r ~n· lr'!OI ..Piroo noll lpi'lnl, Milland m.tf ~ b)IIJ efae.wbere. "WbO!lw. I'll ~9•1111•• "' VOl')' problematic-al" he hedged with one raised eyebrow. "TV is hard W<lrk. And 1 am slgned to direct my first motion picture next sPrin&. aod I will also act in it And next year I have a rommU· Whether your child is o first-groder ment for another picture at Waror senior in high school, it is a good' ner Studio." Milland admitted that, Hke ti.me to aweal to you to use restraint in many ~ stp, be succum~ to Ute dealing with school teachers and od· uree to have bis show .tCHPted by mi.;i~trator$. the critics and his frien"•· "The 1how was 11 lttmeJI.dOf.l.s The time. may come when Junior or tlliag ia am all towns lalt hi: s11id between sceDtS of tbe fUm Sis~y will ,nco~nter some difficulties tid prot:r•m at Republic Studio. au ring their school year, if indeed they "rm P"raid our new formal .b.as do not encounter them at the be~ inning l011t that audience. The sbow now of the current term. is ll.iJ"n#:d for local consu~ption." It was bi& idea to. change the However the teachers and odminis· program. . trators who' are attempting to drill Q bit U.U.apJtr Fir1t Yllr ••1 was so .IJ.tPPY with f.he first of information into your sweet things' )'ear," be. said.. "But I bad aiened heads hove troubles of their awn and it for two year• ao.d I knew 1 bail would be wi~e. unless there is pn obvi· to 'Jo oa. . _,., "[ was io the south itt Fnnte ous need for a protest, for parents to r~ rear." jn a ljltle llptej JIIOI ""'"""'' 1 borrowed a t)'pewriter (ro.m the laundress, who bf.d the only »fl.e around. I :5't down and wrote a long letter to my a~M:nts, detliling the ·~b•ntes 1 wanted made. When I came llaek, it WN all doDe. g~t !JIWI into doiP.f u.;, aenes 10 the first place. Uy .agejlt told ""' I'd matt JO mucli money. But f,lx.a,. and ifl....,....you cu't do something for J~J~t money QY more. You mf,lat a:et sa.tisfaetion out of it. I wwted to be able to walk down the street without ~living the people la tble tOWll look .t )'OU ~ .aucl:l a WI)' you're "! r,are "'e nated: thaD thole llvlnJ 1n the c:tiJ. r_.y Fatal 8mallpol' ean be quite anere, Wit,h bilb ''"er~ ehUll, ~~acbt 4ft,d then the tJPtc:tJ rMh. At 11rR thll rub C9Jlll•tl of Jlll&.l1 rt4 spot. lhat ,...... to ptmple1 and lattr form bll.atera contaln1na pu. Sullpoz con be Iaiii to both ch11dren and adulte and maF lelf,Te Itt vlctlm with many dls~ Btaloo, with ltUIDl' 1""' eltleo qot alandardo 01 beollh,lllo belt thai hp.vln11 .seen ca.set tar years. How- we eonUnue to pr....nt ow lm· •-i ollbOae. •J>o 11-.d t~etn ""'* prpriollOIJ munlty to smallpox wtth. YfC::CInatlou at three to tve year lllton'olo. QJIIII'IGMI A11D UIWD 1. r,.: W111 • oapalrhltd Jltf· tJMIIIlt .......,i at nl&ht? ArY11Pfr: Yea, oe,lti!Jllltd people lleepme more • at nflht, IInce 111m O,M lDcrtuN ibltr IDa'• •oce).Y,ied I!OD!etlme d~tli).t U><!ll Ulc. 12 p,i' eenl were II a.td Oll niadlln!itloo In ordar to COIIIIIIUO t.bet.r immunity. PP.O)i!l" ttvlng In rural comtnt&Dl· ~~~ iU'? ito UUJ7 to IN f&ed .. dlmculty. tt,qp1rillld. &II'-*'-- ,..,.,....,a41MW,.I-.J • .. ntot tl' SAMUEL S. L&I&OWITZ WriHen For Th• United PI-HI I deliver SENTINEL in .Bradl>tm'. G()OD route. Polio lniJil'IUICO l>eneflts. Apply at THE p~Y r4i:H'J@!ar ..~~~~ ·.. 11-16-lf FOR SALE-1111 ac~es· MARRIED MAN, 25 year.s. old. Rutland, Meigs Couaty, Ohlo: I needs work- any kind of steady miles from 11ew Kyg• Cr,fk. ' job. Write box 27\ Harrison· Plant. Two 6 r<lom frame hpusel, ville, Ohio. 9-30-6tp two barn• and seve.ral outbyil4· lngs. One e:as w.ell, free aas. Mineral rights . Farm pond, Well ( 19) and two cisterns. On travel road. ' OWN YOUR OWN-iiiiSiNESS' Rodney Downing, Broker. Duck Pin Alleys for sale o-r _, M-iddleport,· Ohio. rent. Read,Y for operation. See !l30-3tc toreqzo D:wis at L & Z Shop, CJurt ~·· Porp.eroy. 9-29-6tc I 6303-V. by parents that their support of (8 B) Au to Services school its teachers and administrators, ' important to the hqpponess . is vitally Business R. H. RAWLINGS SONS C0.-24 hour Wrecker Service. Day and satisfaction of the children . 41 Phone 6227. Night 6039X. For that reason, attendance at PTA DOOOE-PLYMOUTHPhone DEALERS. meetings is of prime importonce. The 1:1-1!4-tl PTA is not o social group. True, they =-:-:::""" Sponsor activities, hove a jolly time to- and Balanc-ing Service. Hackett's SJATENENT REGIIIRED I!Y THI Sohlo. Phone 6367, Middleport. ( 2'0 I Business Se-rVI"C..; gether, but ... ~' 'I ACT OF AUG\ISl 24, lt12, .AS 4-1Mt -----·-----~ Through the PTA, new ideas ore AMENDED IV tHE ACTS OF SINGER SEWING MACHJNE MARCH 3, 1,3~. ANI) ~UI.V 2, worked out. Becouse of. the PTA, 1.9l For Sale Representative In P<Jmeroy 1146 (Title at, UnltM StaMI CMIIi, teochers ore able to meet their pupils' 5 ACRF..S ln S'yr~cu-so-.::F:-ro-n-:cti:-1111-0n and Vicinity every week. For S.cti9p, !3J) IH~~· . THI porents and consider any thoughts or Route 124. Fine building IOCl· purchase or repaJr of Sewio&. . 0)¥NE~HIP, ~ IMI~T. Machines, Call or Write Sin· AND.ClRWL"AT.ON.O~ he Daily notes that they may hove. lndivlduol f.ion. Lowell Win~ett, Syracuse. ger Sewing Machine Co., 25 Sentinel published daily at Pomcconsideration is easier in this manner, 11-30-31< ~:h Court . ~h '" A!;!. ,rpY. !,lpio,jor ~~~e'llllri•\lll• 19li4. and t~ PTA members work out things YOUNG PRYERS. Freddie Houda· · · ., 1· 1~~-;i:'Juriobn'it taJ,,...;.,, or that qre good for one child and goad shelt, 398 Gf11ot St., )fiddleport. lbe publisher, '"'t'e ditor••. ;Pinag~DJ Phooe fKMl-Y or 6013-J. 9-30-lltc for all. ... , · · RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE editof and business mlnagm aro: In o surprisingly Iorge percentage of ELECTRIC SINGER portable l'hone 200. Cleland Appliance Publisher, c. F. Weimer, Colu!llMMJIIINE. Full se1 '!;tore. 1111 W. )lain St., Pomeroy -cases, where students foil· to do satis- SEWING l-26-tl lius, Ohio. of atUCbments. Phone 909-J. factory work, the reasons con be troc;:ed Editor, Richard S. Owen, Pometo parental neglect, attitudes or incopo· DOVBLE BED c-omplete roy, Ohio. ' QUICK SERVICE on Watch Re' c'ity. A helping hand for Junior, a con- sd, antique picture lra•n!"' ' J p.:.iring by Factory Trained Managing Editor, Richal, d S. Phone 184-X. lD-1-St.:! watchmaker. COLLINS JEWEsistent policy of aiding him and requirOwen, Pomeroy, Ohio. , LERS, Pomeroy. ·1·3-tl ing him to do his lessons, will pay Iorge CIIIPPEWA WORK SHOES Business manager, Rlc~d S. aod comfort. · • ABBOTJ' T. V. SER dividends for him in future years, even durability Owen, P<lmeroy, Obio. 1 ' VICE Makes Repaired by EJ: red by most construction men. though it requires some of your time to· THE ~HOE BIJX, Middleport, pert Teehnicians. Phone 8284 y 2. The owner is: Ohlo ""alley Ohio. ll-29-3tc Middleport, 6-15-tl Sentinel, Inc.,' Pomeroy, O~io; .c. doy. F. Weimer, Columbus, Ohio; J. W. It is >rell worth the effort. CIDER and =-~-:----·-1 APPLES. Following J• the secoftd In • · ...-111 on ju'ltlnile dellnCIUtncy. Itt author is 1 l111d111• In 1 Brook. · lrn crlmlnel court attl, •• •uch hi hll Men "deellng closely for ,..,. wltb juv.nlle crlrnt. Th• Uaittd Prell ask•d him if ht ca11ld U1t 10 wav- a community · could combat crlm• emong itt youth. ------- IIH-31<! .ABU:. Helen Batey, iams St., Mtdd1.eport. not just tbt: two majoc villains, of this u.;.m..murde.r business w.D\lld bt a lfiNor &.p the ccwptr)' and to other ao-ciKed •·youths." wUh .d..LdtJ~it baltwta MJd the urge to per(cum. It may be llr· gped that the tw.Q bas. :1M&t.ef.Sive mernber9 were just .:dong for the .ride. but wh8t k.jlld of ride, for tu,JII.veo's .aake, and. what kind ot ~pli WJ!ltt to be IU"9i.l.nd such an upedition? plifed ro~b wben I wa:; a boy, bUt l swear J never used to io about kickin1 people to d~N~Fb and ~tift~ strange WORtetl with Wtftpa. The punks ~eve waite; a lo,nt: time for j reti good repree.e~e set. of saint&. I think tbe State bl NK' York Ol:I.Q provide same if the elec.lt.rie current is stiH w.orkinJ. .;::W•; ftiUi'tnl pock mut~ on h1l body. occurrence 1D tht UDU.e.d. 111 Hdet to m&J,ltala our hllh ev.er Jn a recent .stu.ay or a lf'OUP or m:en entering 1Jle .Ann.J lt. , . , tound tl>al \en per ol ~h!m hiA' nenr been vacab:iaf.fd.; . WANTED ~ to CIIEVROLET IIOlllhl. 19411 CHEVROLET 2 CE,L!.ENT conditiDn. BROOKLYN JUDGE· URGES COMBAT OF AMERICA'S GROWING JUVENILE CRIME C. I:UAWI N. IUND£1111, a.t. tlon,er:'~~..:·t:a main in the bockgrdtmd and Slle--at least faro while--'how things work aut . before they ask for specoal treatment, special care, or special attention for Junior. It will also be well to remember that the nation's schools must be based on generally accepted average standards and that special operations cannot be undertaken for you, nor any small group no matter how good the idea may be. It should also be remembered 11100 BLE. Grey. Can flnan<e. ambarrassed." On the PfHrND ~illaod now teaches at a co-edueational school. Even tbe dec.or of hia home wal e.baflled from "that chintzy stt;ff" to modern design. Guard Against Smallpox TIJE loca.tion and lilt of lbelr 11 apout the oniJ lhlnll most people lhlnlt Obaul In relf,tlon to smallpos. They have no idea or the .severtt1 Ul.ll daDJer )t the dlaease. Moat ot ua have th!' comfort.able feeUDJ that WI ~ f.:ho:rouabl:r protecled aJalnJt 1mallpol' and that ap epfdemte 111 atmpiJ lmpoalble. &.. Ia th• U.S.A. Be f ld a4 ID If ·. Be Kind To The Kindhearted Teacher ---'-~------ .-~. o:elllatlon • Farmers havt IM•n tr..ting Mflllfor t"'•ny :yhra, .ut it Is lmpart•nt that the •Hd b• o1:IMntd and "'rNtild ~qch .,..r, 1Mca111• Hid tr•etm.n"t .kill dl• """ ·on •HCt, protKts utcl 11'1 soil, improYH th• 1t1nd of 1r•in, fincrulft tfh• yi•ld lind JmprovH t~e ,quality. l'~r~ Jur rKOrds with the ;"leading '"" dltlnftctant lhas 1procluc•d 2 to 7 ;more bu1hflt ,.r acre of whut and 3 fmor• bush•l• per •cr• ,of oat.. · w•s tJ achieve the curves of Mullyn MonrN and to mtke aurt- peopla noticed ' thtm. A mature adult can read and hear about the multiple rnarri.aJE"S and loose behavior of Hollyw.D!)d film stars with detached amutement. But the timptessionable yougster who lives In a world of dreams, wUI have bis or b.er mind twisted and distGr~ed with the notion thal this sort of Hre is glamorous, that this is the way to llve. (20 BJ Insurance Delicious, Wlneaap aQd Rome Webster Orchards, near 0, . URED FL'RNlTUIIE BARGAINS. Used JWriaerator, ,J49. -up. Vaeuum Cleaner $9.95.· RADII Furn~ure. Phoao 637t J, !fld- of. chronic trutlllC)'/ iD aehool. dle)IOrt. 5-lf.ll. Tile you.ag crimiul ill ueuiJ}Iy the product eitber ol a coddling l)arent or one who bruializes hUon . APPLES AND ClDEB.. Open daily ~ Bl'fl4• ~rlnti.R•f• ID4 Sundn UDtil 8 p. m. Now To yield to ev1! erJViDJ, wh.ln; : : : = d , 1 New in& and demaud f)( a rou.u.gt.ter ----~ · meiiUI to spoil i'lim and. to CJ"eate PARAKEETS, CANWES, HAM· IIIIIJ. iJaelpient uiminal. As he IJOW1 STERS 'Jlhd . supplies. ·L. c. pp, h' &ooka ¥pQD tbe wor,Ld. as Hill 894 Ash St., Middl~ort, hia OJtler. Ht teeJ• the world owes 0. 0::29.8tp bUn ~.trnb!Q. u.d. II be CAJU~Ot FUliNACE ,_ ~J. jltlnp ke t:ravu tbe euy GOQI) uaed GO.U. and CAM RADIO. Call alter 4 be will tab tbem by fOI'U. p-.m., Atb~rt Ha!d, Mason. 'I~ Tilt -~·., dulr. porltllik:al. liOt · - ...,. rottr•lnt ,..,.,. aJ. I:--:-:==-===-=:--=~~! ' -·1•11.., NEW YORK UP-Tie terrifying This may sound julfenile crime problem is not goinc to be solved this year, or neJCt year, or the next. If we are sensible, and lucky, it will take our chijWeb Jre It Ute hAa.rt pt the prOOlem. a whole generation to cure. I only wish it were possible to Th• tv11lcal yauntJ crlmlaaJ Who list 10 w1ys a eo.mmunity coulrl cam" Into my cCMirttiMM'ft approach its juvenile problem think• pollcem•n lrt ciOWftl and with some assurance Lhose 10 ways Judtts ar• buN""'· H• ••• no would W<lrk. ,.., and '"P'ct of tht law. u., . Ill any public library you will uslly wt find he- h~t ntver had flad volume upon volume discuss- any rHpect ftr God. his p1r1nt1 ing the causes and cures of juve his t1nh•r, his amplo.,.r, tht nile delinquency They cover the pollumen on the Mat or tht problem pretty well 11 nd there is l'"'ae on tht bench. ~tot much to add except this: The young criminal today, tbourh he may be b.arely out of These books, and the youth 1 knee pants, is mOJ"e brazen, mOre ch1bs, recreation prol!rJms and cynical, and more sadistic !hlln CJ)nstructive socaal attitude~; they 1 thl! touJhest gangsters of the Cll· •dvocate, may be of b~tlp . B\lt if pone ~ra, the problem ol Juvenile cnme is Uttl1 N•ip '"'iltl• to be solved it mu!J! be auacked What ill most tragic is that so at its very roots. little 'can bf:l done to help him. A Aoott Lie ht Home l~Uii and mUd senteace of Those roots lie in ~e American probation falls off him like water home. off 11 dUde's baek. In many cases, Too rnanf Americans are wor- "'here he has already been fiven shippinf the frotb of !He . In too one chance on probation and hu many homes ttle only "iod" &eems nonethele11 shown hie oontempt to be tla.e new refrlgerat!H', the for lnr and order by refusing to .biP,·powtrtcJ en or tbe J.elet"ision toe the mark, a ltl:ff reformatocy gt. · fMe obJlCta ar• virt}lalll' or prison lenten~;:e Is the anly WorlltiPped. as •)'mbols of Ul.c bnltU,&e tltat Will Imp~ bltn. · ''best." Tbtie i& one early S)'Jftptom I)( And rudlno- ol .., ,.,... aueh mont .... ncer" in a boy or lar m..~~! • ~ ntws,.pors girl. It 11 ~ney. Between 90 anJI 14 1 a v-e~r - t n would think 1M) )Jer eeftt of the crhn.lnats har .....t lrnportlftt ...1 In Uf• brou11bt ~ore me -..ve • ree~ w_. h-•· .;.:•.!":!:,~ ~n~mm::t::ft, t~atw•!:C!'!: ~~~W::.~ , I• ltif chJWhotd ltr I fufllh, tlotlltt Hrent W• h•• aMI•M = \ winter. Meriin ~=- ~!'.;. ·::;-r:~ Shlveler, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. lEbiTor IUY BAND l.nstrument $39.95 SUMMERS & SON RODNEY DOWNING •w•. R.!al E t 3. The known bondholders, .mortPAT WIPPLE. Farm Bureau ln gagees, and other securit)' holderS IUl"anee, Auto-Fire-lJ(e- Polio ownlng nr holding 1 pere.ent or 8-4-U Phone 9B. more · of· ·total aml)unt of botds, WMPLETE ln~r-a_nc_•-::Pr:-:oteclion mortJages or otber securities are: Ljfe, Auto, Fire, Pol:o. Call DoD Ohio Company, ColPD)bUs, Mill•. Mladleport, Ohio. 11-2-tf ' 4. Pangraphs 2 and 3 include ~a --~----------~ cases wHere the stoekbolder pr IIAX WARD A1ent for !l)mi Bu security hQlder appears upon tbe reau lolurance Companies. Autn books of the compan:v as trustee IJf•Pfre omee Phone ~. ~1"J or in any other fiduci8J')' 'relathin, lnp 92-X S.10-tl the name or the person or eorporatlon for whom such trusk!B: l.1 AUTO, FIRE, Hlll(lllallzation, Lift acting: also the statemettta in the"' ln~urance, Bonda. Prudential two paragrap~ show the ·aff.lanCI Travelers. Call Don .Mullen, Porn fuU knowledee any ,b elle(.l!ll to tl\<l eroy. 8-14-tl circumstances a '11 d . CO~ltlo_nk under which stockholderS lnd $e· curltY holders who;dO ilot appe:Jr N>On the books of the coinpa.oy ·1as trustees, hold stock inll· secyrjtiell in a capacity other than that Of a liona fide owner. ... ' Brokt YOUR BE.S T BATTERY B'UY ' th• Ohio Sta.. Junior P:1ir of 1954. Ho II presid•nt of the local FFA Ch•pter, prnlcMnt af th• 1ophomore clau at high school and has 1 ooocf ferminst program in operttlon for vocetlonal eorlculture. --- aY DINNII HILL · Three Racine Chapter- Future Farmers exhibited at Obio State Fair. They were: Don Hayrrlan, Bill Hardin, and Dwain Sayre. Don Hayman received fourth premium oo ltis saw hon:e. Bill Hardln re.eeived. setond premium on his ez:· hibit of Irish Cobbler potatoes. Dwam Sayre received flrst premium on his lrish Cobbler poUtoes. Dwain Sayre received the Grand Champion trop-hy presented ·by the Kroger C(Jmpany for the best peck of potatoes exhibit1 ed in the Future Farmer Division of the Junior Ohio State Fair. Carroll Harris reports that his gilt farrowed nine pigs. Dennie Hill reports that his gilt farrowed six pigs. Larry Holter reports that he bas cu-t his corn. Kennett. Brewer reports that he has started to cut corn. Jimmy Deem reports that his heifer we111hs 730 pounds. · The sophomore class of the F. F. A. are constructing a sidewalk at the Racine Masonic Lodge. I Boys helping are: Bob Bireh, Kenj neth Brewer, Robert Burnem, f~rt~:~ !~e g:~~he:a~~~ CIIICAGO .DAffiY SHOW A'ITRACTS BIG ENTRY lth••• .PINTS -QUARTS CO-OP. ASS'N: est USIP ' MASS PRODUCTION LOWERS PRODUC:TIC''I • COSTS.,, . ,... . -eeoo. - I prolih Clf '-'*-'wl .. PIIOVICO LAYJoK; ~MASH.· • -Into·-..,. ....... 1fumy..,.,.-lnw'"" dudlon ..... ~'!'~""!!bit -- ' I PRICE REDUCTIONS EVER! FARMALL SUPER A • Reduced COLUMBUS, 0.-An abundance of protein foods will reach t~e market in Oeiober the Ohio Slate Extension Service predicts in is· suing ib monthly list or ple.titiful 1 foods in cooperation with the U. S. Department of Agriculture Beef and cheese top the list. • Heavy supplies of western grass fed cattle, augmented by arainfed 'I offerings frotlJ Midwest feed lots, assures big supplies of beef. Most 1 <lf the Increase will be in the grass fattened catUe which furnish the more economical beef. Cheese in storage is at an all·time high, anrl j ;Production is at leut holding on :~ par with eommmption. A. n CANDIDATE FOR Coltgress loth DISTRICT Q1IES'l'ION: lt. Anl, -1n faV<J< olral61111rltldlvlduo1. OD fOUl' ' IIIII' lnCame td tD Your~ -11 -18; . ~ Turkeys, fryer chickens, 11nd hens also continue on the plentiful list. Turkey productipn thls year has set a new hJgh. mark of 61 million birds, with the supply or heavy breeds expected to be 7 per cent larl(er than a year ago . With mllli:. production conllnu log above a year aa:o, supplies 00 milk and cl.&lr7 ""Pr0ducts are also ~ed tO r~in plentiful. Haddock ind shrimp are among tbe t!lh OJ<Pec:ll!d, \O bo ln abund· durlnc tbe month, espe<iaUy haddock. · ., J J~ ~ . 'P PALL ( "olio ~oij• I $271. I Morris . .1'· ·l ,, Save Now With These Discounts Margf"et Lehew· ~nst . . . ' BAKU'$ • FARM BUREAU If one element is needed more than ot'hers; heavy , use· of that element makes the mQit of limited funds. Or if one trop in a rotation responds bett.er than others to' fertilizer, is pays to use plenty on that crqp. m- commission expires 6, . '" up to 1'7~ bu.lheb of IDllll ll'ala 1nd one ton al bay 10 boor. -lULLS BUGS WITH VIRUI Hen' - . ALOIU pUed from a !uraaee and fin. Th• menufac.turer "YJ it will baa4le The MEIGS COUNTY day ol ~lol)!ber, (IOJ.I-It take-off. Eleetrie temptl".tLI.H' aad alfety c:ontr()h are wired to th\. trktor battery. Heated air il aup- OYERHEAO FARM SUPPLIES Featuring MALT SHAKES SUNDAES HALF GALLONS RH;~ ,s . o~ 19~7 . t(w;;llll th.at't erop dryer yYVYYYVVYV KJfE£6(;$dLESS Of ALL 'DJAIRY EEN ljproc) Virus spraya ' promise eheaf, ea.sy control of alfalfa caterPUlan, a serioua pest io CalifOI'II:ia tb.it year . .About a pint will • treat 50 acrn, and the reaidue .la Dot KN. . -ACTION SEAT )!armful to man or liveotock. It You .ean have an easier ridiog takes 4 to 7 days for a.a. effeetive traator if you mount a car aboek kill. Di1ea.sed eaterpillll'l spread Qorber behind tbe seat p(jt;''lt' (ht! vin11 to peeta that mdJe into helps level out the sharp jolta oo t 1he fidel later, so th& CGotrol b The st11ble value of good land, rlll}jlb crwnd. Jo~··=-·-1•_•t_l•.:•:..·- - - - - - - Baughman sald, Hflects these facts : (1) Limited supp~ for sale, (2) .good fUII'lera are shll making money, (3) credit is available to buy«a, •od (4) continued pr.esure for lara:er farms . ~~;~~ ~e:~~aia!~om:e~~~::: Smokey Says: .. - drying .la a ter or sprJ..Da. Don't expect prlee actvanee Iiiii large u lNt reu, b.cnrever-, odd• favor , en~ OUih lnereue to more thaD pay• for Jtoraae. 3. ANIYI compare auppl~~at pricea 08 ihe basi& of coal per pouad. of proteln. November and. April are uual}f the loW-price .-. f at · moow.. or pr em. .f. · r,ediDI plaln eattle woa:'t be ,_ "'bonanr.a" this year. The dec:bloD. lo btu ~tlain 1teen or helf· era re&tl on your ro111ha1e aupply Your Best SOURCE Swor,n to Jpcl ·~ll<cdb'4 ~•f•r• 1954. Siz midw-est farm economlatt report that aow il a pod time to buy improved tum l1nd-lf yoo. are buyinc to make a biHer and more efficient fann, •o pay __ .... at l eut. 80 pereent d owo, llQU hiWVe tbe abi.l.it)' to operate profitab.l:y. • -·ordo··~ to a panel of eeono~ mic e~erts, "the values or IOOd midwest farms are t.oldi~ about steady at pres-ent leveb.." Ernest T. Baugbman, Federal Reserve Bank, Chicago, 11id farmers can lMk for land values to wort: lower over the next year or so. But, be added, if you're ln • good financial por.ltion and come across a ••gooc~ bU!i", there's DO reason tO ~la'y .purehaie. ~ == ; : . : 7.':-::~ 'I • "We've bad loU more Interest io good land since January 1," aaid Bn.:e Rusaelt, -president, Farmers Naticnal Cornpan.y. "Some investors seem to be ID· t_ielpati.ng more iDflation," be said, ·'and many farmers want to by addii"Jig another $3.38 worth of · Eddie Evans, Bill Dailey, Harold inorease the size of their farm ." This may raise the question nitrogen. At 75 pounds, he'd get Faber, Carroll Harris, Larry HolOtber outlook information ofwhy attoonpt t.o get higher yield $4.40 for $3 .38. But tbe extra ter, Clyde Johnson, James Kiser, fered by the t.rm eeonomiat&: when we already have ~xtensive bu5hel gained with a 100-pound Wayne 'Rowe, Dwain Sayrf, Donnie I. Feed probabl,- wiU be hlehfarm surpluseS. A farm business application would return only CHICAGO, -Entries of the 1 dairy parade down- Chica.g:o's fa- Stobart, Larry Taylor, Richard cr during the coming year. Exis jUit Uke. any oth'er business . $2.20 for $3.38. Thus, the JOOSt continent's. top purebred da1ry mous State Streel. The parade Theiss, _Theodore Willford, Wayne It must operate eiifieiently in or- profitable Level's just over 75 cattle indicate an increased show·\ will sallut-e the natlon's dairvi Wilson, Richard Young, ...Wayne pect feed grains. to sell at s11pport levels or above before t-he 193:5 der to provide a living for the pounds. ing of all breeds at the 2nd Inter- farmers and will include Van Meter and Dennie Hill. farm llamily, Larry .Ebersbach, reports that harvest. Experiments conducted in the natiortal Dairy Show, to be be~Q of the daify breeds, 2. Hold soybeans tW lllte winhi 8 gilt farrowed two pigs. Pr-es-ent :Price for cercsan M i'!l Corn Bdil detncmstrate that ferti· in the International Amt:~hithea- and edtJCational displays, Sam Booth, Gary Van Meter, in the neighbarhood of $1.25 for lization does even better when tre at the Chicago Stook Yards, queens, an<i bands. October 9 thro~(l 16, ·offici-als Th-e dairy parade down Andy Ward , Eugene Sellers, Cur· 14 ounces which is sutf<ficif'nt to U!Jed along with other improved treat 28 bushels of seod. 1f the of the Show report. go's busie9t. thorOUighfare tis Randolph , .Tom Ebershach anrl ••..,hell• J practices. . planting rate is llh to 2 u• Using ;60 pounds of ,phosphet•, Owners of prize winning cattle mark the 83rd John Baker helped build the .Fu· per acre. than it the hi·gher rate 25 pound• of rpotash, end 30 ftom the Atlantic and Pacific lhe day, of the ~rcat ture Farmer display used m the it would cost approximate-ly 20c pound• of nitrooon ,.r acre coasts and Canada will exhibit fire aHegeill-y started by broiler festlval. for seed tre-atment for the seed on corn, 111 farm•r car~ ,lltoos.t .ft. their best ammals 1n compeUtion I..eary 's cow kiok.mg over a Phllip Bearhs, chairman of the for one act e. With a turnslby ebout '$13.00,per •ere for $6500 in cash priles Uwt are on Chtca•go's nea; west side, party comm1tlce reports the chap· of $2.00 per bushel ovtr lfertlliur /cost. If tt. us" offe-red in the cor;)petitions for ober 9 , lB?l. the six brocds that prodw.: e th~t ter ~~armer anrl Green hand intyi~kl increase .-;·a~ only 1 bushel other ~lmprov.d :farming prac· nation's mtikAyrshires, Brown Hundreds of 4-H and tialion wall be conducted in the per acre the ~llrmer wouJ.d rc- tica1 1uch as }Planting of lbett.r4 Swiss , Guernseys, Ho1 tems, Jermembers expect lo be on Vocational Agnculture class roo'n 11 verietiH end control of In· M'YS, and MJllkf with theJr animals for the Fr1day eventng, Oct. 1, 1954 . 1.g Shorthorns. Nett and 'd lseasts, ,'h• can inior Da1ry Show on Monday, Oelto· l ~---- - - ·- cr .... Inat r•turns by about The Intemattonal Dairy Show, ber lith. Numerous troph1es $11.50 per acre. But wh•n h• immedtateJ<y following .he Naho· a large cash prize list are off•er~J! u•u :ftrtillztr and othtr nal Dairy Cattle CongrcS'S in Wa- for youngster exhibJtors at improved practlc•• I tDg•ther, terloo, Iowa, will cen~er attention ChM:ago show. his Nturns ~ lump ;to lb4ttttr lth•n of the nat ion's da irymen ~n the F•atures Judging 'Cont••t• S30 50. !The C,ambl,.~tion paid Midwest where these two nationThree judlgmg contests will $6.011. al events wiN take place in tt.on- teS"t · the Slkill of many youn.g Is A farmer who <lne:;n't have secutive weeks It 1s under the pie throughout the n~t·~~;:(~'::.l money to buy large amounh same management as the 54· 4-H Dairy Cattle Jutlg,wg lertilizer must decide how to year old Intern:~lional Live Stock I the Collegiate Da iry cagt~lj•:~.~~:!~! use, In the most profitab1e Exposition, world famed annual ing ContJest, and the show of the meal-making breeds Dairy Products Judging what he can aflford. A Wisconsin cx.pcrimcnt show· of farm animaJs. A majonty of the stales will cd that a farmer with $90fi.OO ,to A special tra ~n Wil·l transport represented by teams in one spend could gain $l.735.0ft with the cattle directly from the I9wa mor-e of these e"·ents, the 41;2 tons of hme, 750 pounds of show to the International Amp- mana~~m ent reports. 0-20·20 ' aoo 100 pounds of HH!jhilheatre 1n Chicago where they Thcr2o Will he numuou9 ind•us~ l per ae:-e on 20 acres fa 4 year will meet in competition many trial and edlW"lliJonal exhibits 1n oats-hay-hay-cotn rotation.) But Eastern and Canad1.an cathle. conjunction w1th the cattle disH he c\tts the ()..~20 iO 300 'Stat• Stn•t Cilttl• P.rad• plays that wlil emphasize and pounds per acre-, his $900.r)O covThe openmg day kickoff of the dramatize the nutntional and At' Pomeroy-Mason E. Main St. · erli 29 acres, .galnln.g $2,169.00. Show, October 9, w1LI feature a h-ealth values of milk products Br.ldge Tho rerum per acre;, lower - ··- ~M ~ e -ch . -a -~ru"cal' Cuts . Chi ~-.,k.Los~· Pomeroy, 0. • """"'dertlll ..,.._ eou1d ba • Phone 98 ' ($75.00 c.ompar~ to $88.00), bu.t oJJ "'DANGEROUS MOMEK'l'" Luellle & Adolph Saelens cove-ring the extra a:::res boosts Ja tbe woodl-1 tota-l . net returns. 5: The average nwnher of copiea of each issue of this ·publlcaUOn sold or distributed, tbrOu,rb ·them;!Js or otherwi!le, to paid subscribers durln.l tU 12 monthe precedin& the date shown above was: 2633. mo tb.ls 30tb ' 'Niws --· 9{10«-p, IUM. , Top quality ALFALFA HAtfor Tben you have the ot,b.er ex- • eale. OrviUe CHnrtD., 8 mHea trfj!m~t)le dlil.d who ... brutalor Pon)er9)'. Peadl Fork lpd by .st.upld, crueJ p•renti. CoddJinJ and brutalb;atioo are the handmaidens iR tbe ruination ol our younpters. The solution W' our problem, then, liet a l(en,ratiO!II away. · Mu1t Stert ~ow We must atart work. now, with )'OUDI married ,eouplea, thoB.e who •re jUit haviag thil~rea. Tb.'y up P.JUit bave julcllnc&-not only the aeientific, baby-bpo)[.·kind- bu.t the reJiJi()ll,l tind-lo ra.iainc tbeir dlildrea. J.U:&IOJf. 01110 T~ Roman Catholic Cbureb ia markh:ac ueat .sttldet in this ec*iO:D with ita can.a oonfer.en.c•. I with 01011 of the: other f•itbs' would follow wit. The Jove of God apd Hi1 beneftclent influepe, must be br®eht ,,..,., AuJomob1... Hitlltll back Into the home. The ehureh, the home aod the 1thool are the ACC!Iile:IIT three e'ornentpnea upon wbicli ·~~ Cuuattr aU ._.., lborall)' healthy ,-outll muat be nurtured. It ll ' up to our JOUft. married re coupl01 to determine wbeth~r Ju· · $ Q r Vebilt ' ~ime o;m· d~inini1h in the IIJM-¥ J'HpNM ..,. '•~ 20 )'ein or •~ir-)lean,olt....~lf:!~~~~:.:~~ IOI'bld-Jt '!'UliJ'O:(/ eYp W9JJJ. 11 Potter· Jr., Columbus, Ohio. eetve $2.00 in return for a 20c inv.es.t.ment. If we .consld•r ,this lffkl.ncy ln. ....g•rd to f•rtlliar wt han a similar .,.1Htt•r atary. f=erfl.· llzlflon lf•t• , r~nMndld In Melfi «:ounty /for Wheet It 400 p.ouncfs of 3-12·12 h""Uber. Th• ff•ctor oovernlnt thl1 r ... of ftrtlliz*'iorl J. usually tb• mtJCimum amount tht ,clrlll wlfl •pply rlllthtr than how much cen bl tappllld for miXImum •fflclency. ' Fertill:l:•r is '"" most profitably, wh.n th• ie•in in yield lfrom •n increaMd tPP" licetion 11ust PIYI f~ ~tself. Take one experlment with whellt, fOT" example. Using 23 pounds of nitrogen per acre raised the yield 6 busbels per acre. At 50 pounds of nitrogen, yield went liP 3 more bushels: at 75 p()(fln(fs, 2 mo: e bushels; at 100 pounds, 1 more bUshel. Whi· OHIO POTATO CHAMP--bwaln ch fertilization r-ate paid best! Sayr•. above, son of Mr. end Assume 25 pounds of nitrogen Mn. Thomas Sayra of P6ttland, costs $3.38 and Wheh bring-s wa1 iudgN th• 1 rO'ftr of the $2.20 per bushel (about current b..t p~ck of ·poteton •nd was pric~.) 1w1rded 1 trophy in tht Future E>ach acre treated with Farm•n of Amerlce division In pounds of nitro.gcn would $13 .20 (6 x $2.20) for tbe $3.38 ' HOT IIOX Now Is The Time To.Pureh• . lmpro,ved Land For Famong _ RACINE \. FARMALL SUPER C With Fast Hitch Reduced $218. 0 • FARMALL CUB Reduced From Regular Prlee ~PIGS'JOYEit , . •DOIS J11 JOI. HILPS GS MA'K 1 AMAZING GR 0WTH Af LOW C0$1 FARMERS SUPPLY • PIJCIDilU'f .. ,_ Farmall ALWAYS Your $43.75 From Regular Prlee Buy! See Us Far A FREE Demonstration Of One 0 f These Tracton On Your Own Farm I igs Equipment Co. ' .' :t ~· ''· �I ' ' l'he'DAILYSENTINEI.', Ohio . - ... -- Pomeroy.Middle~JQrf, ' \ 'Friday; Oetotier' I ;r 1%11 thers Stalk Hounds; JRckets Host To ·- Wellston Pomeroy , ..' ' The DAILY ' ' 3rd Straight; Rockets Tough L=,N~.: J:m,••"' t-z. Crow Brothers First MOON BEAMS In pOint . Plealant ENTIRE 'IIILl is , - Succees:li Picciolll ma.narer of tbe OleveJWnd Indiana . m,de aa honorary men:tber of tho .P"'ftlt, Tr ibe and "Chlel of the Clev.. and PawMe Tltt)e'' Thursday jutt before . the aecood · , ..... .,the wortd s.r1... Th e 1964 SEO pigskin se•son Lopez !tf~ pr~l)!ented with a Mets '-1d er way tonight with fou r . larce war bolniet by 0114!{ Yel· ~: am ea to be played . Locally the Jow of .-:;~nee, Okla., ' Crow Brofbers bowlers. took MiddlepGrt YeUO'W Jackets entel' the PlttJburah over fir~t pii'Ce In the Pt. Pleaslain t he Wells ton Rock ets 111 '8 ~00 11!'.12. ant City 1-et-g.ue last night a9 they p. m. at the M-iddleport stadium , three strtltht &ames !rom won while the durk horse Pomeroy t.he previoUii leaders, Sflarkies. aDd Hubert Panth ers tre k to Nelsonvill e to , mate up the THe Ci-ow -Ghicks· now have won meet Lowell · Cole's Hounds atart~rs . Both lines will e"ight out of nine g.trnes, but have In oth er games in the SEO the PAVL "MHn" CLIPP(!RD around the 212 pound lhree garnet; to_ make liiP with the J ackson fronmen , pre sea!Hin fa :·L ittle need be stated abo"t tbe · m~rk. Ohio Produce five of Ga ~ip o lis. vorites to repeat as c~ampl_ons , _enw:ay we have ; been pickine them Buckeye eophomores eslcrtai,.n the Logan C hu~rta1ns, Crow Bro~hers showed the abitbis fear . Last week we b'atted · tbemnlves lut Week in Jity to wlh the . cioose ones last whil e the Gallipolis Blue Devils 1000 in high eeb091 competition :and many will see ni·ght. 1'h~y took the first game pl ay hGst to the Athens Bulldogs. with 10 out of 10, and sq far Our action aeaWt the by ·a ml!re.lt pins ; won- the secMost eyn of the lllfUI will oelection of the Giants •••• !he • Ptdljlinent Werf Hollbaok ODd b)" only two plna witb a 921 GAETANO ' MAITINO ( llbavl! I 1M on the Pomeroy P1athers · · End Bill MiebaeJ favorabl f Indians also IOob very tonight at they' taft the fltld , CQLUMB!IS, 0.-UII\Ver~lty· · Ok 1 · j, 11me aeainat 8Ut, and ·squeezed aucceeds Attll lo PJccionl ns ltol· .:C,&Iifornta . BearR and tlle · Ohio . Q.yarterback Andy u OVM! ' thr<1ugh Uhe 1l1t eame( by 10 pins. Jan r~e l gn ministe r. following foi- fht flret time since their good . thl! la tter's resigna tion as t·elillt However, this is ;ano~her w. e ek ·State Buekeyes wUI clash Sa:turday l'alolUI with atartera Parker and emazln1 32-7 win _o.,.r Cheuncev Big/Bob Lolfka twaa the t-.•ro ot arres t ot his son PJtoro in "the · end, &~d the stt> club& are setu. lin Ohio Stadium before ••UO\it .BoiJo. Tbe Bueb came out of the 1 last week. The '•mhen heve fOr the Chlcb at he came Wil ma. Montesi d ope~sex"·mUt• in~ down to st-rlaus bu~in~: So ·i:I1Jwd. of ,o00 in whit lifll be 'time without ·Jnjuries 1nd the 79 one of the best beckfleld com· thr'ough with aperes ln. both · tier case. I l llle rtlaU Qn.a l) Jets torg~t about tH:e prehmanar·the fourth tame between the intQUacf cOuld be at Ill pby"aical bfn.tlons In the circuit, and ef tht/flrat ltwo games tO uP the season Saturday. Coach RaJ: Jarvis hapH te kNI' les, ·.~n~ IEet dowr, to . the problem .ierseetional opponeiltfi. : 'IW~ . of pe'a t the o:vidorla•. In the second of P:letmg a few winners. tbe three previOUJ' nteetinJI hntlletW~~ halVes of the eame. Dr. game ·he Jnuded It ., ..It alght his bays from becoming avarP•nteroy t7 ftt~ionvll_le h \een in the Rote Bowl, the fir:st John · W. Wllce, Ohio State head confklent as thty mHt the once plna ·on. 'hi• IPirt to ti•, but fhel't won't be o~ny chance for • dat.ins bold to Jan. 1; l92J, when •t.o0tblfll ' eOJ:elf from lll13 throuJh bMten Hounds. came thr•yth 'with \• strlh to letup on ~ht Panthtn In thJa the Beats walloped OhiO State 28 11028, _ an4 W~ley B. Fealer, ex- provide :the.jtwo· !,pin •margin. NelsoRvlUe has split even in two games. Th.f.y were the 32nd. vie- ont. Coach b• Jervl• hit .ab to o. The .second conie.t alSo was 'Buck eOich and former All·Amero"-nM In hltt, e~r~ . and ttr'!y a Pasadena attraction lean will be· aamed to the FootPaul OOford' . led the Chicks HIAYTWIIOMT CHAMP Rocky Marciano (front) eita In hellcoptertim · in Chauncey's victory string , ml.ht lit"' ''' their . IUfll .. Jan . , the Bueb. 'at~ P'ame. They follow otiio 180, 189 and 172 for a 541 with vJitb Hugh RanlldeD ta Crft!Wne, Qallf., where he \VCnt to volun• 1950 2 that the Panthers sn11pped as the teer belp h1 fighting foreat tirea; ~ky hat been' training Jn SI!D1 tht Houndt will ft out ta pull 17 to 14:·Lilt yeii'e c-lash Chtrlh W. (Chic) Hlrl(!y total, while Rink Menchini had Devils won 30-6, but last we~k Bernatdtno, C4lll. (lntm,aHonal Bowtldphoto) waa Ito hOnored a( the Yichi- 520 and F-rank Kunele had 515. an uptet. . eley f'esJflted in ·a ag,.19 came back with a fairly easy 19Walllton 20 Mlllfdleport 6-tor Ohio State. gn State (rame la1t year. 13 win over Berne Union . The .scores;. the Ja.tktts run Up •••lnat '"'' WUca coached the Bucks . to M•N'S 'l:ITY The Hounds in Garry Bohyer ef tha beat UnH lq t.h• 1J11$Uf~ Heading the thtee 'stg Ten tft:les and oa fout SPARKlES have one of the best becks in the but tiM! RotkM$ haM .,, iaax. tent will bf other ·ofcMiGas bis--team& lost .b!J{ league. Bottyer, who weighs over ..:.,len-• •·..•tJd. M'""lt. .., Larson, rated G. Faires 172 143 154 · WU h d in 1 200 ·pounds, is a good runner, and It Rose 147 199 180 to .Bear foOtbali ,..at8. Lanoo led e n L. Choqu'ette182 224 147 also can pass. He -will be B threat 1 mlst•ktt. ~nd If thet 4o tJat. -lnr tbe natiQil in offeme Jut &eaton wbo, -Ute ..JI-.tley; gained the ' Southpaw Johnny Antonelli lo the Panthers with his wide open C. Greer · 1M 195 157 I had s ome trouUi cs of my own Jachb could lkft Up ·• tirr1flc with lfl'72 yards--1"431 with Pll!l· tblcal honor In 1928, '29 .altd '30. pitched the Giants to • 3-1 vic- o ut there yesterday. 'They · tell mf' g<~ m e. 168 158 158 fl. ht. · · Jng and ltl oa the 1rouad. He · · f h B k. G. Durbin tory over th• Indians Thund•y 824 919 796 Nelsonville als-o will have size also Set abc University of Feal~r .\f.~ captain o t e uc IJ TOTAL I lett 13 lodian r unners ' on the 1Mns1 his thm a two-game ad- bases. Db you know all I have tv on th e Panthers, but it will be by Athen• 20 Gallipolis l~the PRSflini. retOI'ds, evenly divided 1930 wh~n he wa1 named thE' CROW •&RDTHiRS 'l•n-tlge in the World S•ries. say ·about that ? (ioOjfi . I wouldn't only a small 180 189 \72 advantage . The Bulldogs establish themselve,e as tween game ·•bd seasonal · feats valu.at»e pl~yer to th~ te~ . P. Clitfurd In the followi"- dispatch, he care if the.re were ~5 g u~ stand- Hou nd hne will average 163 nne of the teams to beat in the One of his marks came against :Ff:l.l.er wil, DOt be present or ~ R. Menchini 184 191 14~ tells how he did It. 154 U55 178 ing out there, so long as they pounds per mag BS to 161 ldt SEO with a close win over the the Buckey'el-13 eoJnpJet.ioa1, u eeremony. Ael!'epting the awarr\ W. Hovatter F. Kungle 151 201 163 BY JOHNNY ANTONELLI Pomeroy, and the backfield will f'•u,mb·er he laterdupilleattd agalbfit for him will WSam Selb)', a. too~ .. twice beaten Devils. didn' t score on us. R. Louks 1116 ·185 148 J AI Told To Tbe Un1ted PrMs a,:l\lJOD . 27 .uvgan ...--t e Ironave r'age 163 pounds against 1"5 • •• h Slanford. ball team m~~;te and former Buck ~t · w•s • rough a•m• fer me TOTAL 88& 921 800 2562 for t:h t> Panthers NEW YORK liP- It 's a t o1:J~ ·u p from the very firt.t tit'h_. 11~ men have entirely too many guns The Bears, eoache( by Lynn 811lstant coacb. who's rou gher, th e Indians or th" f{)r Logan, and it is ·likCI;y that (Pappy) Waldorf, formerly of Fesler CQ.4Cbed th_e B~~ke~: fa1t ball that AI Smith whacked Probably the best of the Hound Dodgers. far a hamer. I had my bes-t stuH lme men arc t ackle Ed Keating Bt Gene Slaughter will give his re- Northwestern, will arrive by char- from 1947 tbrOueh 1950, 18 team t1lng for the Bi1 Ten titlt! on that o"ne and wh•n Srt\lth hit 168 p oundS, guard J1m Pickett ; t serves a chance to get a little ex.· tered plane Thur.&day ~::Vening ' Don 't le t any.one tell you lh.ll t perience. work out at 2 p . m, Friday jn Ohio and winning over California · it, l .know I had my work cut 170 poun;ls, and end Art Hunley Cleveland b all club isn't -h ar-d to tlie RC'llle Bowl. • Wahama 13 Paden City 7- we'll Stadium before the Bucks o..lt for at 156 po~nds. beat; r ight down to the last pilth PrObable r , "" starting lineups: PO$ . Frankly. I was tickled to hue Coach Jarvi s will stick to thP giv~ the Falcons the nod in spite over. 01 course, the Dod gers eat up le-ft of the fact that we know little Satillfied with last week's CALIFOR.NIA • li s-nllil IN'rt, a vrlry smtH ~Urt, same linel\p that he ha1 bee n .usbanded pitcll el'S whil e lhc Jndi11ns about the ·. pp JiYer learn . ing lineup against the Hanifan . . . . · . .. · · · · · · · · · LE in fhe first two runs we sc~red mg a ll season . Harvld Brown and s,e,e!l). to have a little more t ro uble Rutland 20 JIJ' 13---coach Jim Hoosiers, who bowed 28 to Oliver .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · LT with southpaws. in tilt fifth. Of count, Dusty Mi\c h Johnson will be at the ends, Venotirl has them dieting a ain Coach Wc,od;y Hayes plans to Mat'tuccf · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · LG 1 Rhocf" came th.-augh with the Milton Lambert and Earl Smith it Rutlan~. and tbe fans like 4the same eleyen agallls-t the Hueltine ·· ··· ·· ·· · C big ·;,if in that inning wha-n he will start at tackl es, .John Young ~im shouJCI cop th.is CIDe, but the Three Blieb ·who failed to Gil kef · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · RG and Don Grueft!'rt at gu¢, and tlec( thf game with his singf_e. Ghilarcl;~i ,.,, · · · · · ·,• -+ · ~~ r · ene M1lch wilJ be at ce!ler . The .\t.heris COLf!~ty eleven _migh~ sur. against Indiana may Pee j:Pise. ;service this weet. The Carmleltael .. ,.,,·,, ;·.. .''O':f . Wh !!n l ca mt" up with one backfi eld will be' Billy S~ eridan, OF Barboursville 27 Pl. Pleasant 1'3 •::ludes Quarterbacl(, Llrson · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · QB and the hast-t; full , I made up my Bj lly Quails, Bob Wil son and Budmind 1 was mere ly going to try dy F;nglish. - last year-'s Werd Virginia Class .Fullback Don Vicic and Wll1on · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 41 Bordonaro ...... . ...... · RH to meet the h;dL I h1t that ground Down at Middleport COach A champs again have 8 powerful I<Dave Wllliatn.s. The Bears wiU bring 20 letter- Drew · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · FB er tO Bobby Avila and I knew he Charlie Mcgon•ld will find his team, but they will bave to stop among their . traveling squad OHIO STATE POf. made th e force at 5eco{)nd but 1 tiny Yellow Jtck.. eleven heny Paul Bennett if they waul to Ma-e · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · LE gave 1t all I h01d to beat th! relay undefdogs -.ainlt a Wellston the Big Blacks. GQuJd be an upst-t:, .or 38, eight "of whom wiiJ start. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · LT to first . 1 knew I was safe he· t..m th•t haa ana of the b41 1t · but we'll string al011g with the 1'be excepUons are Guard Don ONLY cau se I could fe el it. I arriv ed linOI In the league. CMch Ben champs. •Gilkey, ·Tackle Harry Ghilarduecl Puker · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~G PhUco and Admin! at thr~ bag a second before th e Wilson hu a vet•ri.n lnd btJ Chaunc:ar 33 Lakin 1-tll• _.lue ·a nd .Halfoack Sebastian Bordonaro . Vargo · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · •Nine letterinen and · Reichenbach . .. .. . . . . .... RG TELEVISION ,throw did . lt certamly felt good line, and while he htl an inexO.vi11 ..t •nathtt strl111 ttart. laelllded In This Group Is A )faehinsky . . . . . . . . , . , · . , . RT to see Hank Thompson cross Wit h pl(rlenctll backf"ld tha !tackers tid. ·~· ft~ty they Ullh•rn in I Piece Lbln.r Room Suite atlll have m•naged to taka two Cheuncey lut ~rl41~y nl1ht, South Carolina 20 West Brubaker · ·' · · · · · · · · : · · ' · RE t he ru n t ha t put us ahead . $3UDDOWN ~uett ........ . .... . . . .. QB TEL~VISIO.N I gu~s. I began to get ·a I games i" a wlfhout defeat lven th.t . ~·r falture dida't 14-the Gamecocb beat dtht' th ' Cuaady ... c .. .. ...... Lll 1 Ja!Jnoe fn Eas:v Payments ·li t ed nea r the end . Leo Durocher in warm up gem•• ••v• tham. - nice Oeirtt, Ita. ~: : s some ing. We look W8tk'hU . , , ...... ... .. , , . RH See It Today at told me to keep bearing down The .Roe'kets took. 3 9_0 dJ.ision Ohio State • 21 Califoroia 16emd.._. o ...s_qu~e. p~st Art Le;~vi.s Bobo , ,. .. , 1 • , • • • •• . • . .. • ~ FB when he ca me out to the mou'ntl from a good Portsmouth East ele •t he Bucks may have the def"en5ive an .r_tll .... OP,n_taJOeers. ~.a-N • · ' BrOauuut•:- 1 ..s.. C. 1n1t.on11. Ill .tnDis 28 Stanford 7-wbo t o talk with me m the se venth . ven , and last week walloped Oak s~vvy of sotO)ptnf Paul Larson and d Rutland, 0. When Vic Wertz cam e up with Hill 27-0. his all around game. llf they d~ beard of stoppina J. c. c:aro,Un·~ l ftttwlft); c . B. . . <Jtoun up): Or lt.OBs, Baa ,ranc~o; KLX, Qaktwo on a nd two out in Hac ninth. Wellston has a line that will t~en . Hop Cassidy <~nd company for two t!yi&bt week en<tt. lind; WT~ CJeYtiii!D~; WGAR, I was especi ally careful with h im. average 168 pounds. but HAll SEO Will ,ake. care Qf the of.tensive Mie~l)an 20 Army 13-a ::J':.:~ Cl -• I' one for the Wolverilies ' evelaodj ." n .a~ To edo; WBt-JS, I rem embe red what he rtid to us guard Lon Ghearing is read.Jr for edge _too grve them a win. Masou, Va. 'Wil:vN. Wrto, <OOiurnbua; W!!FII 1 81 1• Oh10 U.. 20 Toledo 7- the BobWednesday and I wasn 't going tn serwice the weight chart goes up. I • eompany. • Wliflblfllloll; wostr, Ohio !late make the same mistake. Ghearing has been sidelined with c~IB surpr1~ last week with d Ia ·u.t,on!tr (feetllni ohio network iiiiiiii..l .1 cut on his head, but figures to wm over Xav1er, and jt looks like ·h"" aJ~a.o.ld Army· Of U ita tiona.) see at least part lime service they have another gOOd Pall club Pitt . Ill-a d!>9'! against th e Jackets . up ~th~s way. Th e Rockets use th e T forma M1Ch1gan State 27 Wisconsin 2f1 tion , and at qu~~rterhack have ......the Badgers are favored, but • ..... 'h•l Eddie Skeens, who was a reserve we look lor th~ Rose Howl Champ~ • · back of Patt~rson las t year. Both to rebound w1th a bang. halfiHI~ks are fast with two veter- _Not_re D~tne 27 Purdue 7- tbeans, Harold Vickers and l.&re Jcn . Fightrng lmh moves on to another nin.gs al 'those positions. Kermit go~fl season, but Purdue will be E'fans will be Bl fullba ck, and· Pnmcd for an upset. Evans also was a sub in 19~3 . • Coaeh McDonald probably will Ferguson 141 RG have his Jal'kets back close to top Tham .. lSI RT physical conditiOn tonight. He will Puc. .tt 147 RE start lohn Fisher and Jim Puckett Vromen · • iG thape 142 QB at dl'e ends, Larry Lacey and BudHovatttr 144 HB · 'i .., fio!'O to set Now'• dy Thomas at tackles. Bob McKin Ktuff 141 HB "'I q* llf,, djopblt P.•ll, · ••• Ill lhi·1••1 ney and Ed Ferguson at guards Smith 150 - · .~ .ind ~rry Stone at center. In the WELLSTON t'-1 .. ~,,. ·. ,, WT, POS. ~ckfleld will be J ohnny Yrom.i!n, Bard•r 170 (l>ryaler-PlyJDO\lth Deal•• •· LE R1ch Hovatter, Erni e Kauff and Chrlstntr 160 LT Charlie Smith. "',I""" WeocfriH 141 {uonkca... LG .tl ..,.., .• II 'l'h l! lineups: c IS' ~...,.. POMEROY RG WT. I'OS. Ralhsfy Bra-.n 178 110 RT LE · :1 o-w~HI """"'' lu~rlcatlon L•mbert 170 170 RE ~T S kHna 160 Gru•rr 158 Qa Y LG VllktH ~ ~ Mitch 1.57 ItO HI c Jannlrtts .J. Young 150 ISO HB RG Smith 158 160 .I ....,.......,., for Ia" """' anti I RT ~ahnson 155 II y driYiftll t••"""'Y • Slharld•" l4S QS Qu•lls llS HB arabi , •• - · · · · "'•"' \Nil10n 172 HB English 165 ~I .,..,.., l.nd ~~octrlcal syllom FB " • •••'"i• . t I · --- 'l' i ;.,. ~~~-;rlm.d q~lt ~~k1;. ~~A::&~n.s, ~~~lu::; rf, •' '·' . '' ,,¥ t .,' $15'1.95 up · I Jtutland Furn, Ca. Mason Furn. Co. w. v., • . MATCH . HootI NG S - - - - -- - -- -''=====.=====:'j Cllecl<'llli /Itt · ~~ ::~· Sunday, October 3, I :00 P, M. - High Powered Rifles, 22'•, ShotGuns Location- Cedar Hill Gun Club ' fiJ.1 Alll ~• •• ..... w..... -..... '::.:fDI· ,, ... f""• . .,....,PM". .j . • Po~ BATTERIES aslowas $7.95 exch. You Can't Go Wron1 Wbeo Yuu Buy at I NELSONVILLB Whitmore K..tlftg Mitchlngs Smith Pickett Woad"n Hunl•v &acus McOuHt Pier£a Boftver MIIIDLEPOJiTFIIIM-r lao:Oy McKinn•y .._ WT. POS, Ll LT 180 16P: .165 1-40 170 166 156 140 158 155 * Wt. 160 172 155 142 ' LG c RG RT RE 08 HI HI Fl POS. LE LT LG c <lr1lrllorook • a..,. -.,. Here tton. lJttle; ..., &o 19S! Plymouth 1o...,.. ·l i' h l - ._..., I . . liondlo. Pine . . . ......_. - -· -...so.•·,..- and KARR ,.. ........ ...., ..... ~ I '" l . • Pomeroy .Penoals Mr. and Mrs. Charles- Faulkner anct daughter C.thy arrived today ~·~~n-~w. Mr. . .. lo'd· attencf , world seri.O. ' , .. . . and tiJ1:. LeWi5 e.hildren. · Ilia tetP,Jrned home attendlng the conventiou 9f. the Dames of Mial~a at ~t&'r, ·N.y. She accompanied a Pbttp o'f .frien.d s from Wheeling qd ·'iveJisbu~t. W. Va., ond . ill~ vbttd .in Clntda and at · Niagara hlfs b~fore · . . :ltev .. L . · presi4ed w,b.ea ·the · on ?tflssions rdei at· Meth6dlsJ dtt,~feb were rrlade to e,m. work of the· and to corre&· _families that r • M>' RAL~\' . D~Y 15 ,SUNQAY Evtryone is wlleome t!) the J.,ajlrel Cliff Sundar S<hool lially 'Day; be held Ockl'ber tbe 3.cd. Carl Superinte~ent aDd Pastor, Harry Bates. · . to -~-- TD .al TONIGHT A ruetint: ,will be held t<l· n~t tt Ute JloNiJPri.ws Church at 8 p.m., to plan ior the farmers Institute to be lldd in tha~ cQMmUnJ.ty. T4e· iziltltilte w:ill be held on Noverq:b er tbe. ~h, ttnnounetd tJt Jotlo Harlofti, pteeldont. ~ETINO Mra: Clarenee ., Allen of New Marsbfleld visited Thunday with ... Mr.- p-(l;~rs.·: Be~n Poon an~ · at~ded- the.brciller feativaJ. · t.lr. and !\ln. William Jon~ of 'Columbus were Pomeroy visiior.ll Tlnusda~, IIALL\' DAY· TO Bl OllaRVIJ1 Rally Day will bt "Obterved oo Sul[d~ !Jiol1ll~l •! 9:30 ~ the Jb. tine · B~pt&st- Oh;tc:'- ~nnou~ed by !)II TO~.H-A-Ya;::-.,-PR::-:1-1-ND:-1:-, NIGHT Frie.id!' 'hi&h-t will be obser- Rl<ll.t _,.... ...... ..., ~'•f( ~·r- .. ••• •... .. ..... M"V' .. ~..... ' MISS E Drive Away . With A Bargain ~-----', . I Street. - --· ' .. ' :' . ... ' ... ·' ~-rs Allytiffte OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN ~~~~~(IJIIB wlll never be greater will never be lower .. terms .nner be fUitt! .~. ' * CHII\It\ ' ·"' ' .. ~" ' . '' '" 2, 1954 · Olily C.r Auctl•n At * RU«i$ *· . . Oetober ·TO ATTIND ' ~ ' ~. Watches · .. 1, IT ' Don't M·iss Thi.s Sensational Sale ·of · Cars and Trucks " no' present • t1me .•• CLASS MilTS TU~SDA \' The LOyal Pals' Clap of the Mktdleport Church of Chrlet will meet Tuesday evnint home of Mrs. Freda . ' . " ' MI!Wl t/ MIUIBI!II FEDERAL &UDV• BY8TUI 111BM8E& RDBUL DBPosiT INSU.ANCE the pool<ir, Rev:··T, T. SltOiton. · at 8 p.m. Members 'of ~ 'baptera are · invited. · · c1.ec1c {atlll·~ . llolil............. ...... ., CHEYROLE1S ~FORDS- P LYMOUTHS -.PONTIACS ' * SHAEFFI£R PEAS * ~usiC: INS1'~.uMIN:rs * cO$TUME JEWELl¥' ' t-, . · L.Grg"t <::or Lot ,E~ JU "'GS ' .. • • Co. ' ill& £. Mall) St. ,,'" • ,. L·A ....' , Jl)pt:~na; tbe meetint $43 was contributed to com~lete their quota for the quarter. All auction nle w11 held with M-rs. Reynolds as the Auctioneer of band-made articles. The hostess served a salad course to MW Susie Taylor, toullea, La., an out of town mem· ber and .seven local members. l~ ., POMEROY NAnONAL BANK DO • Jt ! IL iiiiiiiiiEii Mn: W111J.am i!:tohtna••· ll!eet ,til YOUTH PJIA(TICI ·. The c.hilldren of the · Heath I Method-i.t Ohurth wilt have • . rehearsal Saturday at I :jiG p. Dl . for ' The Samantha Bradford Mission- the Ra•ly Day pro~ra~ to be &iven Sunday morning at 9:30. aT)' Society of the Church of Chr:ist met Tuesday evenin.a at the hom~.J of Mu. Guy Reynolds witb Mrs. WUliam Bradfm-d, president, in charee of the business meetinP. and leader of the devotional 9et· vice. Mrs. · Br.a dford used devOtional material from " The W otld ,Cry." , polis wl~ltd· her parents, Mr. · Mr'1. WIUJam Ek!hinHer Tburtday ... aRc~· a*f.erul~ t~e broUer feilival. Mrs. otto Darst <If Arkansas and brother loe Kautt· or Wt4ie~:­ vllle tiallet ri!CenUy with lolr. and 0~ . '1' -· Miss•qnury SO(:t!!ty H~lds Auction Sole . I; Mrs. William Sf:yfrled of :Galll- ~h~ler r • ''e.nt the t eelvt fulle.itt attention, Chic,~ ' 'ljlea I ;yOI!J!CS\4r ot a grownup ....: rou'll discover Q!jt evt11 the tiniest of· your needs will re- ,., ,Wo!!d•t .. _..,~.,. ....;.Wliaii!Ji. ,00 .,.. spe'D.'t tKe week· I ' Ofll:eers of MaptOiia Templet Py· tbian Sisters, will met!t at the I. 0 . 0 . F . HIU 91111d'"'' at I o'clock ' 'lor a practiee sessloo. · Mr. and Mrl'. 'aafry Arter and i !son Billy of Chillicothe s&;ent the , •·PJ~it week,nd wlth· her parellts, t·Mr; •nd M.ril. William Daniels. 'Five Poinl.l, J Mr. and Mn. Lawrenee Spooo~r of Toledo a day this Week ··With Mr. and Mrs. William Dan· ved ,~. .tft\lt14'Ji!.te er ~ ao~ · t,..-o chU- Rally · D.fy · an_(j Promotion SunwiiJ "be ob;served at the 9:30 Jervice ..~obf~; 3 ·at Heath Metbo-dlat' Chlarc, .wl~ M-rs. James Brew1~1)~ .BGA; 1t.ftJ, L . W. McCom~$ in ·.ChUJ~~~'ttt""RalJy Day PfOgtam.i:( . ~ ... and the ... ,, ; .· :lt~t;i!lfl , dJJOillt6r, day .at!'~ ~· ..fU· for a visit with her parP.nts. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rea. Mr. and Mrs. Wilham F~.s~er left Thuhday ev"n~!l for Clevehhull whel-li they will visit their ' '~·......_j ·~ 11M,'. It. . ~'1!"':1'!!'1".: ~ ~ , at•ff capa prac::tice of the ¥eia.J Temple-, pYthi¥n 1 Si&te~ ·at_the ~~ of P. · HaU Sun~ " . ~-· .• .. t ,Jeli, . ' "• ·.,, ,. .. •.;.r;~~ ·t~~~llilf . ~· 1 I ! : ·' · t/ Power ~~~, _ ~~=~"~, moU1o~r. R<illl•, ~~~d ;al . .. J.-1,... -i l,\1' ' ..........". ... .... t/ Htrtley, . _L_..,. ~ •• eille Mn.SmUb. Hol]ler o{ Mrs. James . 0. Furnitllre ,n ( Tewkabary, Wellston, the . w,ekend w!th his , . Mr. ant! Mrs. Ro- ph Hn. Hrs. C. M. Davl1, Uts. A. Emmisb, Mrs. R! Mrs. Max Sanborn, .tf4:;1. Moore, Susan Park. POUr' Jeanne 01-.rk, Sara J!atl.ne ~ ley, Mrs. Homer lfuUey, George Baker, Mrs. Jo.t-•• Mrs. Max Roller, Mrs. Viola e'f, Mr_s., lack Bachner, -Mr1 . Rjc~-1 ard $r1:tw.h, Mrs. Wil-liam ters, Mn. Robert Tew~r~_!1'1', . L...We llm!lb, Kra. Eleanor · her, BetB. Sa~Cirll, Mn. #.:, 1 • Schaaf, and Nancy . Roller. Sendine glfts, but unable to attend !f;p! ~rs. ~,arrtumil ,~p.xton, ¥rs·. Rotiett Ctri(, Mrs, Cpfnell Vance, Mrs. Gerald An.thont. Mn. ""B ruce Uor.a-.·r Mre-. M. L. French, Mrs. L. W. Mrs. Robert Morris, ¥rs. · HOlmes . · NEW 21 Inch . l'!moi1i•h; II~ anp .~ ------ ihl, HtJ, C. A. in& diniq l'OOinl tel .bome. Guests were Mrs. trell, Min NaDCit' MW.ii Susie 3 Rooms ... $299.00' .W1aen a mlltid; weQdiaCfilltt. m•. ,. ·W(~ ~on~fi!J ROller toll n~r• .... -- How Is It To Win ASeries Game? Johnny Antonelli Tells 'Fhe Story Clubs Anniversary' the sUver eotltJ! ·~~e ·..,.... a &alad coure wls aetV_t!1 't'itb, ·.fa; vorJ of w.hite and :eol!f _put ·~u~. · A gold wateri.Qc~an wu used lorlhe cente:rpiece of roOUI table · · '« .., ~amts -Jqt PM Club Observes ·· Persolials laileoos thower wu· held · &l .tbe t.ome of Mrs. Forrest Bacbtel . Other hoatesaes wer4t Mf's. C. . "Wood, MrS. E. M. Blato. lolrs. . Rl· ehar d Orets, an-d Mrl. pe011e-Dt· lias. Games were play~ ~~1111: tbe evenln, and pr~ w:o,· b7 Mrs. E. S. Schaaf, ljln. Earl Knt- On SPOUTS CALIFORNIA Mn. 1'burldv-evenint IN 'PIC1UIIS SCHOOLS ...1_ LUCILU III.UMS H,\WI(JHI , _ IM4 Mrs. James Js Ho'noredG~tst " Bowling League Go BUCKEYES·AND' s'ooo MEET ' PomeroJ, " .l �I ' ' l'he'DAILYSENTINEI.', Ohio . - ... -- Pomeroy.Middle~JQrf, ' \ 'Friday; Oetotier' I ;r 1%11 thers Stalk Hounds; JRckets Host To ·- Wellston Pomeroy , ..' ' The DAILY ' ' 3rd Straight; Rockets Tough L=,N~.: J:m,••"' t-z. Crow Brothers First MOON BEAMS In pOint . Plealant ENTIRE 'IIILl is , - Succees:li Picciolll ma.narer of tbe OleveJWnd Indiana . m,de aa honorary men:tber of tho .P"'ftlt, Tr ibe and "Chlel of the Clev.. and PawMe Tltt)e'' Thursday jutt before . the aecood · , ..... .,the wortd s.r1... Th e 1964 SEO pigskin se•son Lopez !tf~ pr~l)!ented with a Mets '-1d er way tonight with fou r . larce war bolniet by 0114!{ Yel· ~: am ea to be played . Locally the Jow of .-:;~nee, Okla., ' Crow Brofbers bowlers. took MiddlepGrt YeUO'W Jackets entel' the PlttJburah over fir~t pii'Ce In the Pt. Pleaslain t he Wells ton Rock ets 111 '8 ~00 11!'.12. ant City 1-et-g.ue last night a9 they p. m. at the M-iddleport stadium , three strtltht &ames !rom won while the durk horse Pomeroy t.he previoUii leaders, Sflarkies. aDd Hubert Panth ers tre k to Nelsonvill e to , mate up the THe Ci-ow -Ghicks· now have won meet Lowell · Cole's Hounds atart~rs . Both lines will e"ight out of nine g.trnes, but have In oth er games in the SEO the PAVL "MHn" CLIPP(!RD around the 212 pound lhree garnet; to_ make liiP with the J ackson fronmen , pre sea!Hin fa :·L ittle need be stated abo"t tbe · m~rk. Ohio Produce five of Ga ~ip o lis. vorites to repeat as c~ampl_ons , _enw:ay we have ; been pickine them Buckeye eophomores eslcrtai,.n the Logan C hu~rta1ns, Crow Bro~hers showed the abitbis fear . Last week we b'atted · tbemnlves lut Week in Jity to wlh the . cioose ones last whil e the Gallipolis Blue Devils 1000 in high eeb091 competition :and many will see ni·ght. 1'h~y took the first game pl ay hGst to the Athens Bulldogs. with 10 out of 10, and sq far Our action aeaWt the by ·a ml!re.lt pins ; won- the secMost eyn of the lllfUI will oelection of the Giants •••• !he • Ptdljlinent Werf Hollbaok ODd b)" only two plna witb a 921 GAETANO ' MAITINO ( llbavl! I 1M on the Pomeroy P1athers · · End Bill MiebaeJ favorabl f Indians also IOob very tonight at they' taft the fltld , CQLUMB!IS, 0.-UII\Ver~lty· · Ok 1 · j, 11me aeainat 8Ut, and ·squeezed aucceeds Attll lo PJccionl ns ltol· .:C,&Iifornta . BearR and tlle · Ohio . Q.yarterback Andy u OVM! ' thr<1ugh Uhe 1l1t eame( by 10 pins. Jan r~e l gn ministe r. following foi- fht flret time since their good . thl! la tter's resigna tion as t·elillt However, this is ;ano~her w. e ek ·State Buekeyes wUI clash Sa:turday l'alolUI with atartera Parker and emazln1 32-7 win _o.,.r Cheuncev Big/Bob Lolfka twaa the t-.•ro ot arres t ot his son PJtoro in "the · end, &~d the stt> club& are setu. lin Ohio Stadium before ••UO\it .BoiJo. Tbe Bueb came out of the 1 last week. The '•mhen heve fOr the Chlcb at he came Wil ma. Montesi d ope~sex"·mUt• in~ down to st-rlaus bu~in~: So ·i:I1Jwd. of ,o00 in whit lifll be 'time without ·Jnjuries 1nd the 79 one of the best beckfleld com· thr'ough with aperes ln. both · tier case. I l llle rtlaU Qn.a l) Jets torg~t about tH:e prehmanar·the fourth tame between the intQUacf cOuld be at Ill pby"aical bfn.tlons In the circuit, and ef tht/flrat ltwo games tO uP the season Saturday. Coach RaJ: Jarvis hapH te kNI' les, ·.~n~ IEet dowr, to . the problem .ierseetional opponeiltfi. : 'IW~ . of pe'a t the o:vidorla•. In the second of P:letmg a few winners. tbe three previOUJ' nteetinJI hntlletW~~ halVes of the eame. Dr. game ·he Jnuded It ., ..It alght his bays from becoming avarP•nteroy t7 ftt~ionvll_le h \een in the Rote Bowl, the fir:st John · W. Wllce, Ohio State head confklent as thty mHt the once plna ·on. 'hi• IPirt to ti•, but fhel't won't be o~ny chance for • dat.ins bold to Jan. 1; l92J, when •t.o0tblfll ' eOJ:elf from lll13 throuJh bMten Hounds. came thr•yth 'with \• strlh to letup on ~ht Panthtn In thJa the Beats walloped OhiO State 28 11028, _ an4 W~ley B. Fealer, ex- provide :the.jtwo· !,pin •margin. NelsoRvlUe has split even in two games. Th.f.y were the 32nd. vie- ont. Coach b• Jervl• hit .ab to o. The .second conie.t alSo was 'Buck eOich and former All·Amero"-nM In hltt, e~r~ . and ttr'!y a Pasadena attraction lean will be· aamed to the FootPaul OOford' . led the Chicks HIAYTWIIOMT CHAMP Rocky Marciano (front) eita In hellcoptertim · in Chauncey's victory string , ml.ht lit"' ''' their . IUfll .. Jan . , the Bueb. 'at~ P'ame. They follow otiio 180, 189 and 172 for a 541 with vJitb Hugh RanlldeD ta Crft!Wne, Qallf., where he \VCnt to volun• 1950 2 that the Panthers sn11pped as the teer belp h1 fighting foreat tirea; ~ky hat been' training Jn SI!D1 tht Houndt will ft out ta pull 17 to 14:·Lilt yeii'e c-lash Chtrlh W. (Chic) Hlrl(!y total, while Rink Menchini had Devils won 30-6, but last we~k Bernatdtno, C4lll. (lntm,aHonal Bowtldphoto) waa Ito hOnored a( the Yichi- 520 and F-rank Kunele had 515. an uptet. . eley f'esJflted in ·a ag,.19 came back with a fairly easy 19Walllton 20 Mlllfdleport 6-tor Ohio State. gn State (rame la1t year. 13 win over Berne Union . The .scores;. the Ja.tktts run Up •••lnat '"'' WUca coached the Bucks . to M•N'S 'l:ITY The Hounds in Garry Bohyer ef tha beat UnH lq t.h• 1J11$Uf~ Heading the thtee 'stg Ten tft:les and oa fout SPARKlES have one of the best becks in the but tiM! RotkM$ haM .,, iaax. tent will bf other ·ofcMiGas bis--team& lost .b!J{ league. Bottyer, who weighs over ..:.,len-• •·..•tJd. M'""lt. .., Larson, rated G. Faires 172 143 154 · WU h d in 1 200 ·pounds, is a good runner, and It Rose 147 199 180 to .Bear foOtbali ,..at8. Lanoo led e n L. Choqu'ette182 224 147 also can pass. He -will be B threat 1 mlst•ktt. ~nd If thet 4o tJat. -lnr tbe natiQil in offeme Jut &eaton wbo, -Ute ..JI-.tley; gained the ' Southpaw Johnny Antonelli lo the Panthers with his wide open C. Greer · 1M 195 157 I had s ome trouUi cs of my own Jachb could lkft Up ·• tirr1flc with lfl'72 yards--1"431 with Pll!l· tblcal honor In 1928, '29 .altd '30. pitched the Giants to • 3-1 vic- o ut there yesterday. 'They · tell mf' g<~ m e. 168 158 158 fl. ht. · · Jng and ltl oa the 1rouad. He · · f h B k. G. Durbin tory over th• Indians Thund•y 824 919 796 Nelsonville als-o will have size also Set abc University of Feal~r .\f.~ captain o t e uc IJ TOTAL I lett 13 lodian r unners ' on the 1Mns1 his thm a two-game ad- bases. Db you know all I have tv on th e Panthers, but it will be by Athen• 20 Gallipolis l~the PRSflini. retOI'ds, evenly divided 1930 wh~n he wa1 named thE' CROW •&RDTHiRS 'l•n-tlge in the World S•ries. say ·about that ? (ioOjfi . I wouldn't only a small 180 189 \72 advantage . The Bulldogs establish themselve,e as tween game ·•bd seasonal · feats valu.at»e pl~yer to th~ te~ . P. Clitfurd In the followi"- dispatch, he care if the.re were ~5 g u~ stand- Hou nd hne will average 163 nne of the teams to beat in the One of his marks came against :Ff:l.l.er wil, DOt be present or ~ R. Menchini 184 191 14~ tells how he did It. 154 U55 178 ing out there, so long as they pounds per mag BS to 161 ldt SEO with a close win over the the Buckey'el-13 eoJnpJet.ioa1, u eeremony. Ael!'epting the awarr\ W. Hovatter F. Kungle 151 201 163 BY JOHNNY ANTONELLI Pomeroy, and the backfield will f'•u,mb·er he laterdupilleattd agalbfit for him will WSam Selb)', a. too~ .. twice beaten Devils. didn' t score on us. R. Louks 1116 ·185 148 J AI Told To Tbe Un1ted PrMs a,:l\lJOD . 27 .uvgan ...--t e Ironave r'age 163 pounds against 1"5 • •• h Slanford. ball team m~~;te and former Buck ~t · w•s • rough a•m• fer me TOTAL 88& 921 800 2562 for t:h t> Panthers NEW YORK liP- It 's a t o1:J~ ·u p from the very firt.t tit'h_. 11~ men have entirely too many guns The Bears, eoache( by Lynn 811lstant coacb. who's rou gher, th e Indians or th" f{)r Logan, and it is ·likCI;y that (Pappy) Waldorf, formerly of Fesler CQ.4Cbed th_e B~~ke~: fa1t ball that AI Smith whacked Probably the best of the Hound Dodgers. far a hamer. I had my bes-t stuH lme men arc t ackle Ed Keating Bt Gene Slaughter will give his re- Northwestern, will arrive by char- from 1947 tbrOueh 1950, 18 team t1lng for the Bi1 Ten titlt! on that o"ne and wh•n Srt\lth hit 168 p oundS, guard J1m Pickett ; t serves a chance to get a little ex.· tered plane Thur.&day ~::Vening ' Don 't le t any.one tell you lh.ll t perience. work out at 2 p . m, Friday jn Ohio and winning over California · it, l .know I had my work cut 170 poun;ls, and end Art Hunley Cleveland b all club isn't -h ar-d to tlie RC'llle Bowl. • Wahama 13 Paden City 7- we'll Stadium before the Bucks o..lt for at 156 po~nds. beat; r ight down to the last pilth PrObable r , "" starting lineups: PO$ . Frankly. I was tickled to hue Coach Jarvi s will stick to thP giv~ the Falcons the nod in spite over. 01 course, the Dod gers eat up le-ft of the fact that we know little Satillfied with last week's CALIFOR.NIA • li s-nllil IN'rt, a vrlry smtH ~Urt, same linel\p that he ha1 bee n .usbanded pitcll el'S whil e lhc Jndi11ns about the ·. pp JiYer learn . ing lineup against the Hanifan . . . . · . .. · · · · · · · · · LE in fhe first two runs we sc~red mg a ll season . Harvld Brown and s,e,e!l). to have a little more t ro uble Rutland 20 JIJ' 13---coach Jim Hoosiers, who bowed 28 to Oliver .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · LT with southpaws. in tilt fifth. Of count, Dusty Mi\c h Johnson will be at the ends, Venotirl has them dieting a ain Coach Wc,od;y Hayes plans to Mat'tuccf · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · LG 1 Rhocf" came th.-augh with the Milton Lambert and Earl Smith it Rutlan~. and tbe fans like 4the same eleyen agallls-t the Hueltine ·· ··· ·· ·· · C big ·;,if in that inning wha-n he will start at tackl es, .John Young ~im shouJCI cop th.is CIDe, but the Three Blieb ·who failed to Gil kef · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · RG and Don Grueft!'rt at gu¢, and tlec( thf game with his singf_e. Ghilarcl;~i ,.,, · · · · · ·,• -+ · ~~ r · ene M1lch wilJ be at ce!ler . The .\t.heris COLf!~ty eleven _migh~ sur. against Indiana may Pee j:Pise. ;service this weet. The Carmleltael .. ,.,,·,, ;·.. .''O':f . Wh !!n l ca mt" up with one backfi eld will be' Billy S~ eridan, OF Barboursville 27 Pl. Pleasant 1'3 •::ludes Quarterbacl(, Llrson · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · QB and the hast-t; full , I made up my Bj lly Quails, Bob Wil son and Budmind 1 was mere ly going to try dy F;nglish. - last year-'s Werd Virginia Class .Fullback Don Vicic and Wll1on · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 41 Bordonaro ...... . ...... · RH to meet the h;dL I h1t that ground Down at Middleport COach A champs again have 8 powerful I<Dave Wllliatn.s. The Bears wiU bring 20 letter- Drew · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · FB er tO Bobby Avila and I knew he Charlie Mcgon•ld will find his team, but they will bave to stop among their . traveling squad OHIO STATE POf. made th e force at 5eco{)nd but 1 tiny Yellow Jtck.. eleven heny Paul Bennett if they waul to Ma-e · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · LE gave 1t all I h01d to beat th! relay undefdogs -.ainlt a Wellston the Big Blacks. GQuJd be an upst-t:, .or 38, eight "of whom wiiJ start. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · LT to first . 1 knew I was safe he· t..m th•t haa ana of the b41 1t · but we'll string al011g with the 1'be excepUons are Guard Don ONLY cau se I could fe el it. I arriv ed linOI In the league. CMch Ben champs. •Gilkey, ·Tackle Harry Ghilarduecl Puker · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~G PhUco and Admin! at thr~ bag a second before th e Wilson hu a vet•ri.n lnd btJ Chaunc:ar 33 Lakin 1-tll• _.lue ·a nd .Halfoack Sebastian Bordonaro . Vargo · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · •Nine letterinen and · Reichenbach . .. .. . . . . .... RG TELEVISION ,throw did . lt certamly felt good line, and while he htl an inexO.vi11 ..t •nathtt strl111 ttart. laelllded In This Group Is A )faehinsky . . . . . . . . , . , · . , . RT to see Hank Thompson cross Wit h pl(rlenctll backf"ld tha !tackers tid. ·~· ft~ty they Ullh•rn in I Piece Lbln.r Room Suite atlll have m•naged to taka two Cheuncey lut ~rl41~y nl1ht, South Carolina 20 West Brubaker · ·' · · · · · · · · : · · ' · RE t he ru n t ha t put us ahead . $3UDDOWN ~uett ........ . .... . . . .. QB TEL~VISIO.N I gu~s. I began to get ·a I games i" a wlfhout defeat lven th.t . ~·r falture dida't 14-the Gamecocb beat dtht' th ' Cuaady ... c .. .. ...... Lll 1 Ja!Jnoe fn Eas:v Payments ·li t ed nea r the end . Leo Durocher in warm up gem•• ••v• tham. - nice Oeirtt, Ita. ~: : s some ing. We look W8tk'hU . , , ...... ... .. , , . RH See It Today at told me to keep bearing down The .Roe'kets took. 3 9_0 dJ.ision Ohio State • 21 Califoroia 16emd.._. o ...s_qu~e. p~st Art Le;~vi.s Bobo , ,. .. , 1 • , • • • •• . • . .. • ~ FB when he ca me out to the mou'ntl from a good Portsmouth East ele •t he Bucks may have the def"en5ive an .r_tll .... OP,n_taJOeers. ~.a-N • · ' BrOauuut•:- 1 ..s.. C. 1n1t.on11. Ill .tnDis 28 Stanford 7-wbo t o talk with me m the se venth . ven , and last week walloped Oak s~vvy of sotO)ptnf Paul Larson and d Rutland, 0. When Vic Wertz cam e up with Hill 27-0. his all around game. llf they d~ beard of stoppina J. c. c:aro,Un·~ l ftttwlft); c . B. . . <Jtoun up): Or lt.OBs, Baa ,ranc~o; KLX, Qaktwo on a nd two out in Hac ninth. Wellston has a line that will t~en . Hop Cassidy <~nd company for two t!yi&bt week en<tt. lind; WT~ CJeYtiii!D~; WGAR, I was especi ally careful with h im. average 168 pounds. but HAll SEO Will ,ake. care Qf the of.tensive Mie~l)an 20 Army 13-a ::J':.:~ Cl -• I' one for the Wolverilies ' evelaodj ." n .a~ To edo; WBt-JS, I rem embe red what he rtid to us guard Lon Ghearing is read.Jr for edge _too grve them a win. Masou, Va. 'Wil:vN. Wrto, <OOiurnbua; W!!FII 1 81 1• Oh10 U.. 20 Toledo 7- the BobWednesday and I wasn 't going tn serwice the weight chart goes up. I • eompany. • Wliflblfllloll; wostr, Ohio !late make the same mistake. Ghearing has been sidelined with c~IB surpr1~ last week with d Ia ·u.t,on!tr (feetllni ohio network iiiiiiii..l .1 cut on his head, but figures to wm over Xav1er, and jt looks like ·h"" aJ~a.o.ld Army· Of U ita tiona.) see at least part lime service they have another gOOd Pall club Pitt . Ill-a d!>9'! against th e Jackets . up ~th~s way. Th e Rockets use th e T forma M1Ch1gan State 27 Wisconsin 2f1 tion , and at qu~~rterhack have ......the Badgers are favored, but • ..... 'h•l Eddie Skeens, who was a reserve we look lor th~ Rose Howl Champ~ • · back of Patt~rson las t year. Both to rebound w1th a bang. halfiHI~ks are fast with two veter- _Not_re D~tne 27 Purdue 7- tbeans, Harold Vickers and l.&re Jcn . Fightrng lmh moves on to another nin.gs al 'those positions. Kermit go~fl season, but Purdue will be E'fans will be Bl fullba ck, and· Pnmcd for an upset. Evans also was a sub in 19~3 . • Coaeh McDonald probably will Ferguson 141 RG have his Jal'kets back close to top Tham .. lSI RT physical conditiOn tonight. He will Puc. .tt 147 RE start lohn Fisher and Jim Puckett Vromen · • iG thape 142 QB at dl'e ends, Larry Lacey and BudHovatttr 144 HB · 'i .., fio!'O to set Now'• dy Thomas at tackles. Bob McKin Ktuff 141 HB "'I q* llf,, djopblt P.•ll, · ••• Ill lhi·1••1 ney and Ed Ferguson at guards Smith 150 - · .~ .ind ~rry Stone at center. In the WELLSTON t'-1 .. ~,,. ·. ,, WT, POS. ~ckfleld will be J ohnny Yrom.i!n, Bard•r 170 (l>ryaler-PlyJDO\lth Deal•• •· LE R1ch Hovatter, Erni e Kauff and Chrlstntr 160 LT Charlie Smith. "',I""" WeocfriH 141 {uonkca... LG .tl ..,.., .• II 'l'h l! lineups: c IS' ~...,.. POMEROY RG WT. I'OS. Ralhsfy Bra-.n 178 110 RT LE · :1 o-w~HI """"'' lu~rlcatlon L•mbert 170 170 RE ~T S kHna 160 Gru•rr 158 Qa Y LG VllktH ~ ~ Mitch 1.57 ItO HI c Jannlrtts .J. Young 150 ISO HB RG Smith 158 160 .I ....,.......,., for Ia" """' anti I RT ~ahnson 155 II y driYiftll t••"""'Y • Slharld•" l4S QS Qu•lls llS HB arabi , •• - · · · · "'•"' \Nil10n 172 HB English 165 ~I .,..,.., l.nd ~~octrlcal syllom FB " • •••'"i• . t I · --- 'l' i ;.,. ~~~-;rlm.d q~lt ~~k1;. ~~A::&~n.s, ~~~lu::; rf, •' '·' . '' ,,¥ t .,' $15'1.95 up · I Jtutland Furn, Ca. Mason Furn. Co. w. v., • . MATCH . HootI NG S - - - - -- - -- -''=====.=====:'j Cllecl<'llli /Itt · ~~ ::~· Sunday, October 3, I :00 P, M. - High Powered Rifles, 22'•, ShotGuns Location- Cedar Hill Gun Club ' fiJ.1 Alll ~• •• ..... w..... -..... '::.:fDI· ,, ... f""• . .,....,PM". .j . • Po~ BATTERIES aslowas $7.95 exch. You Can't Go Wron1 Wbeo Yuu Buy at I NELSONVILLB Whitmore K..tlftg Mitchlngs Smith Pickett Woad"n Hunl•v &acus McOuHt Pier£a Boftver MIIIDLEPOJiTFIIIM-r lao:Oy McKinn•y .._ WT. POS, Ll LT 180 16P: .165 1-40 170 166 156 140 158 155 * Wt. 160 172 155 142 ' LG c RG RT RE 08 HI HI Fl POS. LE LT LG c <lr1lrllorook • a..,. -.,. Here tton. lJttle; ..., &o 19S! Plymouth 1o...,.. ·l i' h l - ._..., I . . liondlo. Pine . . . ......_. - -· -...so.•·,..- and KARR ,.. ........ ...., ..... ~ I '" l . • Pomeroy .Penoals Mr. and Mrs. Charles- Faulkner anct daughter C.thy arrived today ~·~~n-~w. Mr. . .. lo'd· attencf , world seri.O. ' , .. . . and tiJ1:. LeWi5 e.hildren. · Ilia tetP,Jrned home attendlng the conventiou 9f. the Dames of Mial~a at ~t&'r, ·N.y. She accompanied a Pbttp o'f .frien.d s from Wheeling qd ·'iveJisbu~t. W. Va., ond . ill~ vbttd .in Clntda and at · Niagara hlfs b~fore · . . :ltev .. L . · presi4ed w,b.ea ·the · on ?tflssions rdei at· Meth6dlsJ dtt,~feb were rrlade to e,m. work of the· and to corre&· _families that r • M>' RAL~\' . D~Y 15 ,SUNQAY Evtryone is wlleome t!) the J.,ajlrel Cliff Sundar S<hool lially 'Day; be held Ockl'ber tbe 3.cd. Carl Superinte~ent aDd Pastor, Harry Bates. · . to -~-- TD .al TONIGHT A ruetint: ,will be held t<l· n~t tt Ute JloNiJPri.ws Church at 8 p.m., to plan ior the farmers Institute to be lldd in tha~ cQMmUnJ.ty. T4e· iziltltilte w:ill be held on Noverq:b er tbe. ~h, ttnnounetd tJt Jotlo Harlofti, pteeldont. ~ETINO Mra: Clarenee ., Allen of New Marsbfleld visited Thunday with ... Mr.- p-(l;~rs.·: Be~n Poon an~ · at~ded- the.brciller feativaJ. · t.lr. and !\ln. William Jon~ of 'Columbus were Pomeroy visiior.ll Tlnusda~, IIALL\' DAY· TO Bl OllaRVIJ1 Rally Day will bt "Obterved oo Sul[d~ !Jiol1ll~l •! 9:30 ~ the Jb. tine · B~pt&st- Oh;tc:'- ~nnou~ed by !)II TO~.H-A-Ya;::-.,-PR::-:1-1-ND:-1:-, NIGHT Frie.id!' 'hi&h-t will be obser- Rl<ll.t _,.... ...... ..., ~'•f( ~·r- .. ••• •... .. ..... M"V' .. ~..... ' MISS E Drive Away . With A Bargain ~-----', . I Street. - --· ' .. ' :' . ... ' ... ·' ~-rs Allytiffte OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN ~~~~~(IJIIB wlll never be greater will never be lower .. terms .nner be fUitt! .~. ' * CHII\It\ ' ·"' ' .. ~" ' . '' '" 2, 1954 · Olily C.r Auctl•n At * RU«i$ *· . . Oetober ·TO ATTIND ' ~ ' ~. Watches · .. 1, IT ' Don't M·iss Thi.s Sensational Sale ·of · Cars and Trucks " no' present • t1me .•• CLASS MilTS TU~SDA \' The LOyal Pals' Clap of the Mktdleport Church of Chrlet will meet Tuesday evnint home of Mrs. Freda . ' . " ' MI!Wl t/ MIUIBI!II FEDERAL &UDV• BY8TUI 111BM8E& RDBUL DBPosiT INSU.ANCE the pool<ir, Rev:··T, T. SltOiton. · at 8 p.m. Members 'of ~ 'baptera are · invited. · · c1.ec1c {atlll·~ . llolil............. ...... ., CHEYROLE1S ~FORDS- P LYMOUTHS -.PONTIACS ' * SHAEFFI£R PEAS * ~usiC: INS1'~.uMIN:rs * cO$TUME JEWELl¥' ' t-, . · L.Grg"t <::or Lot ,E~ JU "'GS ' .. • • Co. ' ill& £. Mall) St. ,,'" • ,. L·A ....' , Jl)pt:~na; tbe meetint $43 was contributed to com~lete their quota for the quarter. All auction nle w11 held with M-rs. Reynolds as the Auctioneer of band-made articles. The hostess served a salad course to MW Susie Taylor, toullea, La., an out of town mem· ber and .seven local members. l~ ., POMEROY NAnONAL BANK DO • Jt ! IL iiiiiiiiiEii Mn: W111J.am i!:tohtna••· ll!eet ,til YOUTH PJIA(TICI ·. The c.hilldren of the · Heath I Method-i.t Ohurth wilt have • . rehearsal Saturday at I :jiG p. Dl . for ' The Samantha Bradford Mission- the Ra•ly Day pro~ra~ to be &iven Sunday morning at 9:30. aT)' Society of the Church of Chr:ist met Tuesday evenin.a at the hom~.J of Mu. Guy Reynolds witb Mrs. WUliam Bradfm-d, president, in charee of the business meetinP. and leader of the devotional 9et· vice. Mrs. · Br.a dford used devOtional material from " The W otld ,Cry." , polis wl~ltd· her parents, Mr. · Mr'1. WIUJam Ek!hinHer Tburtday ... aRc~· a*f.erul~ t~e broUer feilival. Mrs. otto Darst <If Arkansas and brother loe Kautt· or Wt4ie~:­ vllle tiallet ri!CenUy with lolr. and 0~ . '1' -· Miss•qnury SO(:t!!ty H~lds Auction Sole . I; Mrs. William Sf:yfrled of :Galll- ~h~ler r • ''e.nt the t eelvt fulle.itt attention, Chic,~ ' 'ljlea I ;yOI!J!CS\4r ot a grownup ....: rou'll discover Q!jt evt11 the tiniest of· your needs will re- ,., ,Wo!!d•t .. _..,~.,. ....;.Wliaii!Ji. ,00 .,.. spe'D.'t tKe week· I ' Ofll:eers of MaptOiia Templet Py· tbian Sisters, will met!t at the I. 0 . 0 . F . HIU 91111d'"'' at I o'clock ' 'lor a practiee sessloo. · Mr. and Mrl'. 'aafry Arter and i !son Billy of Chillicothe s&;ent the , •·PJ~it week,nd wlth· her parellts, t·Mr; •nd M.ril. William Daniels. 'Five Poinl.l, J Mr. and Mn. Lawrenee Spooo~r of Toledo a day this Week ··With Mr. and Mrs. William Dan· ved ,~. .tft\lt14'Ji!.te er ~ ao~ · t,..-o chU- Rally · D.fy · an_(j Promotion SunwiiJ "be ob;served at the 9:30 Jervice ..~obf~; 3 ·at Heath Metbo-dlat' Chlarc, .wl~ M-rs. James Brew1~1)~ .BGA; 1t.ftJ, L . W. McCom~$ in ·.ChUJ~~~'ttt""RalJy Day PfOgtam.i:( . ~ ... and the ... ,, ; .· :lt~t;i!lfl , dJJOillt6r, day .at!'~ ~· ..fU· for a visit with her parP.nts. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rea. Mr. and Mrs. Wilham F~.s~er left Thuhday ev"n~!l for Clevehhull whel-li they will visit their ' '~·......_j ·~ 11M,'. It. . ~'1!"':1'!!'1".: ~ ~ , at•ff capa prac::tice of the ¥eia.J Temple-, pYthi¥n 1 Si&te~ ·at_the ~~ of P. · HaU Sun~ " . ~-· .• .. t ,Jeli, . ' "• ·.,, ,. .. •.;.r;~~ ·t~~~llilf . ~· 1 I ! : ·' · t/ Power ~~~, _ ~~=~"~, moU1o~r. R<illl•, ~~~d ;al . .. J.-1,... -i l,\1' ' ..........". ... .... t/ Htrtley, . _L_..,. ~ •• eille Mn.SmUb. Hol]ler o{ Mrs. James . 0. Furnitllre ,n ( Tewkabary, Wellston, the . w,ekend w!th his , . Mr. ant! Mrs. Ro- ph Hn. Hrs. C. M. Davl1, Uts. A. Emmisb, Mrs. R! Mrs. Max Sanborn, .tf4:;1. Moore, Susan Park. POUr' Jeanne 01-.rk, Sara J!atl.ne ~ ley, Mrs. Homer lfuUey, George Baker, Mrs. Jo.t-•• Mrs. Max Roller, Mrs. Viola e'f, Mr_s., lack Bachner, -Mr1 . Rjc~-1 ard $r1:tw.h, Mrs. Wil-liam ters, Mn. Robert Tew~r~_!1'1', . L...We llm!lb, Kra. Eleanor · her, BetB. Sa~Cirll, Mn. #.:, 1 • Schaaf, and Nancy . Roller. Sendine glfts, but unable to attend !f;p! ~rs. ~,arrtumil ,~p.xton, ¥rs·. Rotiett Ctri(, Mrs, Cpfnell Vance, Mrs. Gerald An.thont. Mn. ""B ruce Uor.a-.·r Mre-. M. L. French, Mrs. L. W. Mrs. Robert Morris, ¥rs. · HOlmes . · NEW 21 Inch . l'!moi1i•h; II~ anp .~ ------ ihl, HtJ, C. A. in& diniq l'OOinl tel .bome. Guests were Mrs. trell, Min NaDCit' MW.ii Susie 3 Rooms ... $299.00' .W1aen a mlltid; weQdiaCfilltt. m•. ,. ·W(~ ~on~fi!J ROller toll n~r• .... -- How Is It To Win ASeries Game? Johnny Antonelli Tells 'Fhe Story Clubs Anniversary' the sUver eotltJ! ·~~e ·..,.... a &alad coure wls aetV_t!1 't'itb, ·.fa; vorJ of w.hite and :eol!f _put ·~u~. · A gold wateri.Qc~an wu used lorlhe cente:rpiece of roOUI table · · '« .., ~amts -Jqt PM Club Observes ·· Persolials laileoos thower wu· held · &l .tbe t.ome of Mrs. Forrest Bacbtel . Other hoatesaes wer4t Mf's. C. . "Wood, MrS. E. M. Blato. lolrs. . Rl· ehar d Orets, an-d Mrl. pe011e-Dt· lias. Games were play~ ~~1111: tbe evenln, and pr~ w:o,· b7 Mrs. E. S. Schaaf, ljln. Earl Knt- On SPOUTS CALIFORNIA Mn. 1'burldv-evenint IN 'PIC1UIIS SCHOOLS ...1_ LUCILU III.UMS H,\WI(JHI , _ IM4 Mrs. James Js Ho'noredG~tst " Bowling League Go BUCKEYES·AND' s'ooo MEET ' PomeroJ, " .l �-- - ' Church Semces kV ANGILICAL , VNITIP aaiTHRIN· New Haven Cbarce. . - IJord ' -Aev. Citcli~ -1 ·west BenCI Banner- Mason; Scott, pastor. ~ew Haven, SUndar School, 10 1. m.;· ttreaeblq· • • vJee, and and ttb SundQ'I, 11 • . m.; 1st and 3rd: Sunda:ys, 8 p. m. Prayer Servite W,.mf'ld-ay, 8 pm. Badltel, sundu S<bool, D:~ ~· Preachlae service, lit and 3:rd Sundatl, 10:45 a.m.; Prayer aervice, Tuesday, 7:30 pm. Hartford)_&,undl)' School, 10 am.; Preaehiq servlee, 2nd and fth Sundays, 8 p. m.; Prayer service•, · Thursday, 8 p. m. MASON CILIJ!GE, IIA!v. L. B. Mahoney, putor. Muon Cbufch. Sunday School t:~ a. m.; PreachIng, 1st and 3rd SUnday.a at 10:3Q 1. m. and 2nd and 4th SundaJI at 7:30 p. m. . Bible Study Class, Thursday, 7:~ ·p. m. WEST CQLUIIBIA Chureh, day School 10:00 •. Ill.; ~log. 1st and 3rd Suadll)'s, 7:30 and 2nd and ~ Sund&yt, ,a. .m.; . Bihlo Sludy -Cia11 'Iueaday, 7:80p.m. oat Grove, Sunday School, 9:10 a m.; Wonbip Servk:e, 1:30 pm ·(lit and aid SUndays) Youtb FellOW; ship. 7:30 pm. !2nd ohd fib sun days.) Broad Run, SUnday, School 9:30 m. Wonhlp Sertk~ 11 am.; Sunday) 7:30 pm. (2nd SUndayJ.) Pcniel, Sunday Sebool, 10 ~ ~-' Worship Serviee, 7:'30 pm. (lJt and •tmmy· .. M-n•,.r AI Lopea (exl.-.mt le!Jl • of the Cleftland lndl1m. In tile -:':'other {bottoift) ttM New :_:- York Gienh o# Lao Durocher -~"'" in the t.lnnt money World ~ S.rift of •II time. lndlem .,.. (h-., loft) Lopn; AI Smith, If; CGrMr ·' Thompsoi'l, 3b; AI o.r~~:; · Mueller, rf; Wlllltl · Mlirs. 'Cf; Monte Irvin, If -.nd catchttt ¥/.. Wts.trvm. Pitcher S.ll (th•· 'ler~ • nnounces 1·5 . land, u:· cltcher Jim ·Heg•n bed M•glie w11n't 'In ·tht ,lcture. (International Sound~ .tncl 'p'ltcher Bol:l -Lemon. Glents ere (f...m left) Whitey Lodumn, tos) --~--~------------- -----~- UNION CHA11!'E. R""' ' ' . . w• ! ' band; decoratod b1kes ; Atkfns Hakhery; Maple L~wn Pou~_try; Fleming Indians from Tri-State Materi<~ls; Wahotma MarehiBg Bar.d; Studebaker; Farm Bun!au; Athens Ha~hery; Farmer's Fcod Company. Pomeroy Motor Company; · Chester Marehiog Band; Ohio valtey Feed ColllJiany; Crow Brothers; Provico; Elberfeld's; Buick, Pontiac, Bl<~ettnars ; Compton's Poultry farm; Wahama ca- * HILLBILLY *POPULAR By ' ~~ '' .·. .' ' . - • I I. i ., . ,. . ' ' PRE-WINTER , loOk! priees sla 1n order to reduce our U.ed Cu l1lo · ventory and to avokl Uvlnl to eare for, a lot of em thll win~; ,a ·- · reduelng our prleeo r;om ••• to· • 'J.d'~ $300. You'll walt a lone - you'll get anolller ebanee llkt W1 .to Hom<r · · sav'!l · UNION C~h. Sunday School; . 0:30 ·a. m.; Worship Serv~•. ·· 1st and . 3rd Sun~~, · 10:30 a. p..; Pray~r ~eetin1, We•bi.,doy 7:~0 p. m.;. \'oun• · PeOple's ineetin& Stindaya_,: 7:30 p•. m_ . · ,. .,,. ·WOS • 53 FORD Custon:-line 2-Dr. Sedan ' tiow " 1595 • 1795 8 eylluden; e<J!dpped with radio aad heater; seat covers; very low mileage. Decca Dot Hit King M. G. M: RCA Victor 33 1-3-45-78 r:pm NICE SELECTION- OF 45 RPM Extended Play ALBUMS Werners WSAZ-TV-SATURP.AY Radle and Tr~'t'illon Bu•lneu, aot a Sideline:! MIDDLEPOR'I". OHIO ~ ANNOUNCING OPENING SERVICES At The ·!; . Member~ rif ~he Mason CWnty Court have been· charged ' . Wit.h malh~M;.ance in olfire, official mis-c om.locl, ;md violation of .' the l~ws of We~t Virginia, in a pet_it10n subm1lted to ~he . clrcaut court an? seekmg their removal from off1cc ._ , . NAZARENE HOME MISSION, Comer of MulbeJTy and Union Avenues processexpected of building new almost court· house to acost one-haJJ million dollars. SQUAD ANSWERS CALL The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called this morning to the home of Allred Kilkenny, at Junction 143 and 124. Tile 1quad called D;- aTho'-ne and tbe couple now have baby girl -::--- Back in Ma}ors und Home Appliances ALLEN APPLIANCE St. Jones Memorial Clinic Yolir ciosLEV ~r ~llone 8172-.1 · Middleport, Ohio - PHONE 1111 Bean: 11 AM to 11 1 PM &e c fl:lt I'M t• 1:• PM 24 HOUR CALL • Beautiful blue. flnlah; has radio and beater; Ford-o-mali<. . Your Best Buy Is A .. WESTINGHOUSE Westinghouse • • • • tne WUhlngton Nat.lonlla tor ' "what I wanted. .. That'• report.. _..!'!'~ .f<:! •.OOO.... f.l•t-~1 • . • 8 l2'9 5 595 595· ., 595 ' .,. 795 • • ' 50 DODGE 2-Door Sedan Equipped wt1t radio and heater . • • • 795 50 MERCURY 2-Door Sedan • • . 795 Comes with radio and beater • Coup~ 50 PACKARD Convertible 795 • WeHS:Tv-SATURDAY Traded In by orlg.imll owner; Has Ultramalle Drive; radio a,d heater; spotless 49 FORD 4-Door • • • . • •• 49 BUICK Super 4-De»or Sedan • 49S •• • Hu Dynallow; radio and lle.oter 895 • IAI- FAH'PW'nCAHD THATf!!IIS 16 EY.!::b- 0' ~ , • ' See These TRUCK BARGAINS They Won't Stay On Our J-_ot · At These Deep-Cut Prices! ' . tron.• U.Swtu 6:45 Ernie Saunders Sports 7:00 Saturday Showcase 8;00 J~kie Gleason Shu'! . Playhouse 9':30 My Favorite Husband 10:00 · Th_at's My Boy 10:30 Telt!drama . 11:00 World New!' Eomgbt 11:05 Up to the minute N'ews ll:J5 Late Show - o:oo WSAZ-TV Channel .3. lO:OO 10 :30 -1.1·:00 111:06 ll :lO 12:10 · r:l5 NB~ Ge.orge Gobel ow NBC Hit Parud e 1 1 -NeWs tleadline.'i Sports Jie·adl1nes Wrestling from J)aytop Owl . Th~atre .. ;1 News, Wealher, Sign 0/1 - DICK TRACY . MRS. CLARK REELECTED f. .Ma·:!i. cedric Cll&.rk W...s- · r~lect· , ed - president of· the · Meigs ~.oun ­ ty CanCer Socie-ty when ther~ met Thtu~day evening ut Midd~port HiM:h StbooJ. Othl"r offieers 1~ a-re : vice-president, Supt. L. yrl . tt McCo'm as·; ·seCretary, Mrs. K'th_erine Shavorinsk:Y; treasu.rer, . ~ma RusseJI. · 1 M.tw·~ ••ts--,E;aMct.cl· v ...,. river ABC NCAA F'ootball, st,nford vs. Illinois 'F ;30 N'B C ' Ethel and AI ' t 8:00 · Cavalca~.ui. America· 8 :30 NBC Place the f>'a-('e 9:00 . ,NltC ~ene 1 C.w:a .. Life . , " By .UNIE BUSHMIL_L111 THAT'S WHAT YOU THINK il 2t.=~aJ • 'l 27.Dtvu. . l&tod 21J. Hard· ......,.,., . . hoU'~ . at. M:orHJ . IJ.Qreek lot!U ~ U.Smolltno , · , .... • ' . ~lY''lME Ff'f IS _, .,...., • . :alli!Gill:l -.,_. llrT ""' B61S' ~tiat 'l:reportlhg . ~(mlny Duraute :i,Ooo mUlti C o:oq T!ledr"R'!!.t.~. i -~ : 3d'" -tWSAZ-TV- -FIUDA" 4:00 NHC- H,awkins FrtHJ . Cloud· like 695 895 • Sign On Winky Dink and You Captain Midnight Life on the Farm Big Top Vacation, USA Uncle Johnny Coons Badge & Bullets Horse Racing "Woodward wo·Ro JI. 595 695 395 Stakes" . To Be Announc~ 5:30 Televisiori Classr,oom 4 :30 Playhouse of Stars Racket Squad .The Lineup ~ 1' Persori to Person World News Tonight Up to the minute News Late Show 10:30 10:30 11:00 11 :30 12:00 1:00 1 :3o 2:00 4:00 , • • Mama My llero 8:00 8:3!> 9:00 9:30 4.l ;") ·10:00 10:30 11 :00 11 :00 11: U'i 8 eyiiDden; nlee maroon flnlab; Also radio aml.~b::e::a~te:.:r.:_._ _ _ · - - - - - - -- - --'--..:.....--=---==- ' yleldinar · l.bertor ro.pe lP, j,) N.eii'Qoc Wind& NAI',ICY·-- YOUR DOG AafWN MUST ~e LEARNING 17.~ GOOD , tfmple lt.,», •. MANNERS admlr!l.1 43. Knoc lt t&. Exist ... Rsdlunl (sym) 795 ~bt eyllndero~-· ::----:;:::-:-~----------..,;.,-::.;:~;-~~· ::-:iiii~;;;;51 CHEVROLET 1-2_Ton Pickup • ~ t9~ ' ·;:·- 695 -51 FORD 1·2-Ton Pick"p • . • . • Hal 895. :. ·'-'""; } t'' ---,..--:::· • 51 DODGE 1-2-Ton Pickup Truck ' 51 .C.HEVROLETJih-Ton • • • i~, -, • ·\ I . . ,, I . • ~? 795 . .. ' ' lim my Youi · · , • I . cu.;.. and Cab; Long wheel base; Z-apeed axle ·a.,.. qnemmt mgn«t to · ~&'• 1. am 79'.5 •, fHAT • MUST be ""Back Again. ID the Major t.eoru..whleh Cba.rley Dreasen ill plapo ing on the botel plano ID NR York. The O&kl&nd man-.:u who quit the Brooklyn Db4oo aen ln a contract lenJ1,b en. t: l~~e fr:n~~~C: Prj · :· 495 1. t . 4:55 ··' 109.:. ·""' . -:.i·:·: _.~-, '... .... PHANANNJE f ' 695 • • • .. .... 52 MERCURY 2-Door Sedan • 50 FORD Custom 2-Door Sedan ·~~~~~~~~~~~~ TV Refrigerators • ' At SeeThe N•w . . 1955 . Television ' 108 Os'i-EOPNl'HlC · PBYSJCL\N . SIJROEON * Launder'1'1at * Dryer CROSLEY • Dr, Ray R: Pickens • • REV. HARLEY HALDERIIIAN, pastor Phone Gllllpolla 1824 " m. ' }; f .: 1:00 Down on the Farmn 1:30 AOC Soldier Parade ~; 2:00 Western Theatre . . d" .· 210 Series; Thla one has radlo, ,beater; Powerglide; white sidewall tires; very clean 51 WILLYS Stotion Wagon 51 FORD Converti'ble Coupe ' Sinilin Ed's Gang , Cartoon Carnls... ABC Super Circu!!' f NBC Mr. Wizard ' 12:30 UMT Better 14~yin 1 TV Theatre · · . 10:00 10:30 11:30 12:00 h ---==·==:.:=-=====-, I Three oerviees are seheduied that day! - Sunday Sehooi 10:00 AM; Preaehing 11:00 AM 2:00 PM and 7;30 PM The Afternoon wUI be for Sp..lai Singing, Praise and Testimony - All Slngen Are Invited To Attend ;f,, Ch · urc • ppef Flats, ~": P-et~rs, Su~day school 10 a. !JI., Worship Serv1ce 8 p . m. METHODIST Hartford . Cbarge, Rev. R.utu 11 caa· to. pastor. New Haven, 11 am; Letart 7;30 p. !!lpeci-a.l of t·h e Legislature provkle acots the authority to trans- _ fer the funds int-o a courtho-ll!e building fund for which the money in t~ "Sped a! Building Fund" was set aside. 1 The county is at present in ~he Sunday, October 3 .. ST MARK'S I ::=~=======~S~ar~so~n~, ~P~o~rt~la~n~d;~, ~an~d~Ev~a son, Pomeroy . -- , ., _P omeroy Eq~i.pment .The petit JOn, s1gned by David! ~oo-CIUton Charg Rev. W. L . RK!h Valley Da1ry and 0 Neal, Guy B. Ray, Joiya . q~el• G·eifiha t ._ ·-t' · t. Company; Motorcycle I Rolfe Lee, and Dan Jarr~, r r • .,aa or. ey-Davidson agency; sought !he removal . from off~.te Mas~n Sunday Sl!hool 10 am., B & n \fabs; old Ford; Oliver of Dorsel E. Wedge, J. F. Whea- Wors_b1p Service 7:30 ph'l; Prayer Tractor agency; Pomeroy H~h ton , and Ivan R. Bush. Meetmg ev,ery Wednesday, 7:30 p School band; Adrienne Coa·J and The members of tlhe court were 1 m. Clifton, Sunday School, 10 am., Dock Company; Slick Chick asked to appeal before the 'eir- Wonhip Service. '7:30 pm.; Prayer float; Powder puff float; Lion'! 1cuit court on !Xtober 8 at 10 a. meeting, eVery Thursday at 7:30 club; Baptist church, Racine; m. to answer the charges contain- pm . Ohio Et3 Phi chapter of Beta ed in the pe-tition_. ~pccial Judge CATHOLIC Si:gma Phi sorority ; Middleport· E. R. Pcnnybaeker Jssued the 1rST. .lOSEPH'S, Mason City, Rev. Pomeroy Rotary CILJb ; Pomona der . . . John O'Reilly putor Mass 1st Grange; Jaycrtl.es; Pt. Pleasant 1 The :~etitio11, which WI~ 15 and 2nd Sundays, 8:30. a. m. '2nd, Hj,gh &bool band; Rock Springs I P•aes m -l•ngth, s•t forlh -chlr- 4th and 5th Sundays, 10:30 a.m. Grange ; Meigs Riding club; 4-H I gn lthat the lcounty .c ourt had FJoaf; Letart Falls. heart oi the! Illegally placed funds ·In a LADIES RECIIYE AWARDS broiler industry; Racine Future 1 "Speci1l B_ullding 'Fu'ncl" after Mrs. Anna Riap, Mrs. Bo~tha Farmers of Amerit';l-; bikes; SaC · ] h•wlng ltvt~td ten1 \fD rai,\e Mie Williams and Mrs. Edna red .. Hearl church ; Midd-leport fundi fpr Dth.r !pUrpoeu.. · were in Logan Friday, wh•ere Fire Departlment and Emergency Attorneys for the three mem- they received an award from truck; 85 cars anrl trucks driven ber court s·aid 1•bat the action of Ohio Auociatton or Garden by employees of Uri Swisher, u£ the petitioners was "palitlcal\(Y Ohlbs for their I~M ~.~~~~=~ ~e Swisher Co_a\ Company. in$1)ircd ." Court memberJ are and yearbook. They are -;;:;;;;;-;&';;;!~~SPITAL expected to answer the charges of the Walk-In Garden ONE 1ENTERS MElliS with Lhe information that the Bedford Townahip, to the Meigs al Admitted Hospital Thursday wa!S Gro~er·l Kathryn Story, Pomeroy, medical. Discharged were Mrs. Sam nold and baby, Syracuse; Lou Coburn, Pomeroy; Tim ding, Middleport; Mrs. 9 : ~5 Sign On k SundtY School, a. m. Luther Leagu«, 6 p. ZIQN cqUrcb, Broad Run, · ReV'. Peters, Worship 9 a. Sunday 10 . j RADIO Wher~ • t ahip.Service 10:30 a. m.; ~ Columbia .. ' ' Chur<b, New de~t~b~a.~n;d·~;. Capitol • . .· ;;- • BROILER .WO(!K ICourt Members Rev. L~~:~'S u,•.;; Raymond Peten, paStor. Wor.53 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan · • • 1695 ·. :149'5 Make WERHERS tram Charged tt·h.., 210 Serlos1 Hao radio and heater; tinted r;lua; nylon ·aeat c ov:..:e~rs.::-=be:::•::u::tlf=.:ul:..::2·.:1o7.il'::e:..:f::lnl=•ll~-::-::---::·::--=··-::=--'-'=9:30 m. HEADQUARTERS 5· 3 OLDSMOBILE Holiday Coupe · • 27!15 2495 Ha«:h~rles: Misconduct ' ~mice, m.; For All Your sthdol a. tft. 98 Model; Equipped with radio aild lltater; power steering and power brake&; white stdewaD lira j u RECORDS 53 CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan • • 1695 ' 1495 *CLASSIC (Centlaued Pqe 1) hua dog; Mi<ldleport High School ' • and 4th 'Subday:e, 9:l¥) ... m. FAIRVIEW, Preaelling, lit 3rd Subda,-s, 9:10 a·. m. ~ Duree, paator. ·1'54. n. r YOUR FORD DEALE' ON THE BEND IN MIDDLErQ,lT p. m. each Sunday.' SALEM Ch=h;:Preochlllf, 1b; Dflv• WilllaJM, 2b; Hank Bobby Avila, 2b; Larry Doby, cf; ·AI ·ROAn; '3ti; Vic Warh:, lb; O.w Philley~ rf; George Strick- .' ,.. Srd sundays), .Clua .S.rvl.<e•. _7;30 IN THaS COR Nil· Ctop) W. h••• - ' ' 1'1 • ' . ' . • ,_,; .- ,; ~.JI!!t ,. ".! ,•' •. ~ ~, ...,,,,. j-' -~·. !.· . ir ~11:,_- ·' ',f,:j,j. I J: " , (I· ·', , , . -·. . "' - �-- - ' Church Semces kV ANGILICAL , VNITIP aaiTHRIN· New Haven Cbarce. . - IJord ' -Aev. Citcli~ -1 ·west BenCI Banner- Mason; Scott, pastor. ~ew Haven, SUndar School, 10 1. m.;· ttreaeblq· • • vJee, and and ttb SundQ'I, 11 • . m.; 1st and 3rd: Sunda:ys, 8 p. m. Prayer Servite W,.mf'ld-ay, 8 pm. Badltel, sundu S<bool, D:~ ~· Preachlae service, lit and 3:rd Sundatl, 10:45 a.m.; Prayer aervice, Tuesday, 7:30 pm. Hartford)_&,undl)' School, 10 am.; Preaehiq servlee, 2nd and fth Sundays, 8 p. m.; Prayer service•, · Thursday, 8 p. m. MASON CILIJ!GE, IIA!v. L. B. Mahoney, putor. Muon Cbufch. Sunday School t:~ a. m.; PreachIng, 1st and 3rd SUnday.a at 10:3Q 1. m. and 2nd and 4th SundaJI at 7:30 p. m. . Bible Study Class, Thursday, 7:~ ·p. m. WEST CQLUIIBIA Chureh, day School 10:00 •. Ill.; ~log. 1st and 3rd Suadll)'s, 7:30 and 2nd and ~ Sund&yt, ,a. .m.; . Bihlo Sludy -Cia11 'Iueaday, 7:80p.m. oat Grove, Sunday School, 9:10 a m.; Wonbip Servk:e, 1:30 pm ·(lit and aid SUndays) Youtb FellOW; ship. 7:30 pm. !2nd ohd fib sun days.) Broad Run, SUnday, School 9:30 m. Wonhlp Sertk~ 11 am.; Sunday) 7:30 pm. (2nd SUndayJ.) Pcniel, Sunday Sebool, 10 ~ ~-' Worship Serviee, 7:'30 pm. (lJt and •tmmy· .. M-n•,.r AI Lopea (exl.-.mt le!Jl • of the Cleftland lndl1m. In tile -:':'other {bottoift) ttM New :_:- York Gienh o# Lao Durocher -~"'" in the t.lnnt money World ~ S.rift of •II time. lndlem .,.. (h-., loft) Lopn; AI Smith, If; CGrMr ·' Thompsoi'l, 3b; AI o.r~~:; · Mueller, rf; Wlllltl · Mlirs. 'Cf; Monte Irvin, If -.nd catchttt ¥/.. Wts.trvm. Pitcher S.ll (th•· 'ler~ • nnounces 1·5 . land, u:· cltcher Jim ·Heg•n bed M•glie w11n't 'In ·tht ,lcture. (International Sound~ .tncl 'p'ltcher Bol:l -Lemon. Glents ere (f...m left) Whitey Lodumn, tos) --~--~------------- -----~- UNION CHA11!'E. R""' ' ' . . w• ! ' band; decoratod b1kes ; Atkfns Hakhery; Maple L~wn Pou~_try; Fleming Indians from Tri-State Materi<~ls; Wahotma MarehiBg Bar.d; Studebaker; Farm Bun!au; Athens Ha~hery; Farmer's Fcod Company. Pomeroy Motor Company; · Chester Marehiog Band; Ohio valtey Feed ColllJiany; Crow Brothers; Provico; Elberfeld's; Buick, Pontiac, Bl<~ettnars ; Compton's Poultry farm; Wahama ca- * HILLBILLY *POPULAR By ' ~~ '' .·. .' ' . - • I I. i ., . ,. . ' ' PRE-WINTER , loOk! priees sla 1n order to reduce our U.ed Cu l1lo · ventory and to avokl Uvlnl to eare for, a lot of em thll win~; ,a ·- · reduelng our prleeo r;om ••• to· • 'J.d'~ $300. You'll walt a lone - you'll get anolller ebanee llkt W1 .to Hom<r · · sav'!l · UNION C~h. Sunday School; . 0:30 ·a. m.; Worship Serv~•. ·· 1st and . 3rd Sun~~, · 10:30 a. p..; Pray~r ~eetin1, We•bi.,doy 7:~0 p. m.;. \'oun• · PeOple's ineetin& Stindaya_,: 7:30 p•. m_ . · ,. .,,. ·WOS • 53 FORD Custon:-line 2-Dr. Sedan ' tiow " 1595 • 1795 8 eylluden; e<J!dpped with radio aad heater; seat covers; very low mileage. Decca Dot Hit King M. G. M: RCA Victor 33 1-3-45-78 r:pm NICE SELECTION- OF 45 RPM Extended Play ALBUMS Werners WSAZ-TV-SATURP.AY Radle and Tr~'t'illon Bu•lneu, aot a Sideline:! MIDDLEPOR'I". OHIO ~ ANNOUNCING OPENING SERVICES At The ·!; . Member~ rif ~he Mason CWnty Court have been· charged ' . Wit.h malh~M;.ance in olfire, official mis-c om.locl, ;md violation of .' the l~ws of We~t Virginia, in a pet_it10n subm1lted to ~he . clrcaut court an? seekmg their removal from off1cc ._ , . NAZARENE HOME MISSION, Comer of MulbeJTy and Union Avenues processexpected of building new almost court· house to acost one-haJJ million dollars. SQUAD ANSWERS CALL The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called this morning to the home of Allred Kilkenny, at Junction 143 and 124. Tile 1quad called D;- aTho'-ne and tbe couple now have baby girl -::--- Back in Ma}ors und Home Appliances ALLEN APPLIANCE St. Jones Memorial Clinic Yolir ciosLEV ~r ~llone 8172-.1 · Middleport, Ohio - PHONE 1111 Bean: 11 AM to 11 1 PM &e c fl:lt I'M t• 1:• PM 24 HOUR CALL • Beautiful blue. flnlah; has radio and beater; Ford-o-mali<. . Your Best Buy Is A .. WESTINGHOUSE Westinghouse • • • • tne WUhlngton Nat.lonlla tor ' "what I wanted. .. That'• report.. _..!'!'~ .f<:! •.OOO.... f.l•t-~1 • . • 8 l2'9 5 595 595· ., 595 ' .,. 795 • • ' 50 DODGE 2-Door Sedan Equipped wt1t radio and heater . • • • 795 50 MERCURY 2-Door Sedan • • . 795 Comes with radio and beater • Coup~ 50 PACKARD Convertible 795 • WeHS:Tv-SATURDAY Traded In by orlg.imll owner; Has Ultramalle Drive; radio a,d heater; spotless 49 FORD 4-Door • • • . • •• 49 BUICK Super 4-De»or Sedan • 49S •• • Hu Dynallow; radio and lle.oter 895 • IAI- FAH'PW'nCAHD THATf!!IIS 16 EY.!::b- 0' ~ , • ' See These TRUCK BARGAINS They Won't Stay On Our J-_ot · At These Deep-Cut Prices! ' . tron.• U.Swtu 6:45 Ernie Saunders Sports 7:00 Saturday Showcase 8;00 J~kie Gleason Shu'! . Playhouse 9':30 My Favorite Husband 10:00 · Th_at's My Boy 10:30 Telt!drama . 11:00 World New!' Eomgbt 11:05 Up to the minute N'ews ll:J5 Late Show - o:oo WSAZ-TV Channel .3. lO:OO 10 :30 -1.1·:00 111:06 ll :lO 12:10 · r:l5 NB~ Ge.orge Gobel ow NBC Hit Parud e 1 1 -NeWs tleadline.'i Sports Jie·adl1nes Wrestling from J)aytop Owl . Th~atre .. ;1 News, Wealher, Sign 0/1 - DICK TRACY . MRS. CLARK REELECTED f. .Ma·:!i. cedric Cll&.rk W...s- · r~lect· , ed - president of· the · Meigs ~.oun ­ ty CanCer Socie-ty when ther~ met Thtu~day evening ut Midd~port HiM:h StbooJ. Othl"r offieers 1~ a-re : vice-president, Supt. L. yrl . tt McCo'm as·; ·seCretary, Mrs. K'th_erine Shavorinsk:Y; treasu.rer, . ~ma RusseJI. · 1 M.tw·~ ••ts--,E;aMct.cl· v ...,. river ABC NCAA F'ootball, st,nford vs. Illinois 'F ;30 N'B C ' Ethel and AI ' t 8:00 · Cavalca~.ui. America· 8 :30 NBC Place the f>'a-('e 9:00 . ,NltC ~ene 1 C.w:a .. Life . , " By .UNIE BUSHMIL_L111 THAT'S WHAT YOU THINK il 2t.=~aJ • 'l 27.Dtvu. . l&tod 21J. Hard· ......,.,., . . hoU'~ . at. M:orHJ . IJ.Qreek lot!U ~ U.Smolltno , · , .... • ' . ~lY''lME Ff'f IS _, .,...., • . :alli!Gill:l -.,_. llrT ""' B61S' ~tiat 'l:reportlhg . ~(mlny Duraute :i,Ooo mUlti C o:oq T!ledr"R'!!.t.~. i -~ : 3d'" -tWSAZ-TV- -FIUDA" 4:00 NHC- H,awkins FrtHJ . Cloud· like 695 895 • Sign On Winky Dink and You Captain Midnight Life on the Farm Big Top Vacation, USA Uncle Johnny Coons Badge & Bullets Horse Racing "Woodward wo·Ro JI. 595 695 395 Stakes" . To Be Announc~ 5:30 Televisiori Classr,oom 4 :30 Playhouse of Stars Racket Squad .The Lineup ~ 1' Persori to Person World News Tonight Up to the minute News Late Show 10:30 10:30 11:00 11 :30 12:00 1:00 1 :3o 2:00 4:00 , • • Mama My llero 8:00 8:3!> 9:00 9:30 4.l ;") ·10:00 10:30 11 :00 11 :00 11: U'i 8 eyiiDden; nlee maroon flnlab; Also radio aml.~b::e::a~te:.:r.:_._ _ _ · - - - - - - -- - --'--..:.....--=---==- ' yleldinar · l.bertor ro.pe lP, j,) N.eii'Qoc Wind& NAI',ICY·-- YOUR DOG AafWN MUST ~e LEARNING 17.~ GOOD , tfmple lt.,», •. MANNERS admlr!l.1 43. Knoc lt t&. Exist ... Rsdlunl (sym) 795 ~bt eyllndero~-· ::----:;:::-:-~----------..,;.,-::.;:~;-~~· ::-:iiii~;;;;51 CHEVROLET 1-2_Ton Pickup • ~ t9~ ' ·;:·- 695 -51 FORD 1·2-Ton Pick"p • . • . • Hal 895. :. ·'-'""; } t'' ---,..--:::· • 51 DODGE 1-2-Ton Pickup Truck ' 51 .C.HEVROLETJih-Ton • • • i~, -, • ·\ I . . ,, I . • ~? 795 . .. ' ' lim my Youi · · , • I . cu.;.. and Cab; Long wheel base; Z-apeed axle ·a.,.. qnemmt mgn«t to · ~&'• 1. am 79'.5 •, fHAT • MUST be ""Back Again. ID the Major t.eoru..whleh Cba.rley Dreasen ill plapo ing on the botel plano ID NR York. The O&kl&nd man-.:u who quit the Brooklyn Db4oo aen ln a contract lenJ1,b en. t: l~~e fr:n~~~C: Prj · :· 495 1. t . 4:55 ··' 109.:. ·""' . -:.i·:·: _.~-, '... .... PHANANNJE f ' 695 • • • .. .... 52 MERCURY 2-Door Sedan • 50 FORD Custom 2-Door Sedan ·~~~~~~~~~~~~ TV Refrigerators • ' At SeeThe N•w . . 1955 . Television ' 108 Os'i-EOPNl'HlC · PBYSJCL\N . SIJROEON * Launder'1'1at * Dryer CROSLEY • Dr, Ray R: Pickens • • REV. HARLEY HALDERIIIAN, pastor Phone Gllllpolla 1824 " m. ' }; f .: 1:00 Down on the Farmn 1:30 AOC Soldier Parade ~; 2:00 Western Theatre . . d" .· 210 Series; Thla one has radlo, ,beater; Powerglide; white sidewall tires; very clean 51 WILLYS Stotion Wagon 51 FORD Converti'ble Coupe ' Sinilin Ed's Gang , Cartoon Carnls... ABC Super Circu!!' f NBC Mr. Wizard ' 12:30 UMT Better 14~yin 1 TV Theatre · · . 10:00 10:30 11:30 12:00 h ---==·==:.:=-=====-, I Three oerviees are seheduied that day! - Sunday Sehooi 10:00 AM; Preaehing 11:00 AM 2:00 PM and 7;30 PM The Afternoon wUI be for Sp..lai Singing, Praise and Testimony - All Slngen Are Invited To Attend ;f,, Ch · urc • ppef Flats, ~": P-et~rs, Su~day school 10 a. !JI., Worship Serv1ce 8 p . m. METHODIST Hartford . Cbarge, Rev. R.utu 11 caa· to. pastor. New Haven, 11 am; Letart 7;30 p. !!lpeci-a.l of t·h e Legislature provkle acots the authority to trans- _ fer the funds int-o a courtho-ll!e building fund for which the money in t~ "Sped a! Building Fund" was set aside. 1 The county is at present in ~he Sunday, October 3 .. ST MARK'S I ::=~=======~S~ar~so~n~, ~P~o~rt~la~n~d;~, ~an~d~Ev~a son, Pomeroy . -- , ., _P omeroy Eq~i.pment .The petit JOn, s1gned by David! ~oo-CIUton Charg Rev. W. L . RK!h Valley Da1ry and 0 Neal, Guy B. Ray, Joiya . q~el• G·eifiha t ._ ·-t' · t. Company; Motorcycle I Rolfe Lee, and Dan Jarr~, r r • .,aa or. ey-Davidson agency; sought !he removal . from off~.te Mas~n Sunday Sl!hool 10 am., B & n \fabs; old Ford; Oliver of Dorsel E. Wedge, J. F. Whea- Wors_b1p Service 7:30 ph'l; Prayer Tractor agency; Pomeroy H~h ton , and Ivan R. Bush. Meetmg ev,ery Wednesday, 7:30 p School band; Adrienne Coa·J and The members of tlhe court were 1 m. Clifton, Sunday School, 10 am., Dock Company; Slick Chick asked to appeal before the 'eir- Wonhip Service. '7:30 pm.; Prayer float; Powder puff float; Lion'! 1cuit court on !Xtober 8 at 10 a. meeting, eVery Thursday at 7:30 club; Baptist church, Racine; m. to answer the charges contain- pm . Ohio Et3 Phi chapter of Beta ed in the pe-tition_. ~pccial Judge CATHOLIC Si:gma Phi sorority ; Middleport· E. R. Pcnnybaeker Jssued the 1rST. .lOSEPH'S, Mason City, Rev. Pomeroy Rotary CILJb ; Pomona der . . . John O'Reilly putor Mass 1st Grange; Jaycrtl.es; Pt. Pleasant 1 The :~etitio11, which WI~ 15 and 2nd Sundays, 8:30. a. m. '2nd, Hj,gh &bool band; Rock Springs I P•aes m -l•ngth, s•t forlh -chlr- 4th and 5th Sundays, 10:30 a.m. Grange ; Meigs Riding club; 4-H I gn lthat the lcounty .c ourt had FJoaf; Letart Falls. heart oi the! Illegally placed funds ·In a LADIES RECIIYE AWARDS broiler industry; Racine Future 1 "Speci1l B_ullding 'Fu'ncl" after Mrs. Anna Riap, Mrs. Bo~tha Farmers of Amerit';l-; bikes; SaC · ] h•wlng ltvt~td ten1 \fD rai,\e Mie Williams and Mrs. Edna red .. Hearl church ; Midd-leport fundi fpr Dth.r !pUrpoeu.. · were in Logan Friday, wh•ere Fire Departlment and Emergency Attorneys for the three mem- they received an award from truck; 85 cars anrl trucks driven ber court s·aid 1•bat the action of Ohio Auociatton or Garden by employees of Uri Swisher, u£ the petitioners was "palitlcal\(Y Ohlbs for their I~M ~.~~~~=~ ~e Swisher Co_a\ Company. in$1)ircd ." Court memberJ are and yearbook. They are -;;:;;;;;-;&';;;!~~SPITAL expected to answer the charges of the Walk-In Garden ONE 1ENTERS MElliS with Lhe information that the Bedford Townahip, to the Meigs al Admitted Hospital Thursday wa!S Gro~er·l Kathryn Story, Pomeroy, medical. Discharged were Mrs. Sam nold and baby, Syracuse; Lou Coburn, Pomeroy; Tim ding, Middleport; Mrs. 9 : ~5 Sign On k SundtY School, a. m. Luther Leagu«, 6 p. ZIQN cqUrcb, Broad Run, · ReV'. Peters, Worship 9 a. Sunday 10 . j RADIO Wher~ • t ahip.Service 10:30 a. m.; ~ Columbia .. ' ' Chur<b, New de~t~b~a.~n;d·~;. Capitol • . .· ;;- • BROILER .WO(!K ICourt Members Rev. L~~:~'S u,•.;; Raymond Peten, paStor. Wor.53 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan · • • 1695 ·. :149'5 Make WERHERS tram Charged tt·h.., 210 Serlos1 Hao radio and heater; tinted r;lua; nylon ·aeat c ov:..:e~rs.::-=be:::•::u::tlf=.:ul:..::2·.:1o7.il'::e:..:f::lnl=•ll~-::-::---::·::--=··-::=--'-'=9:30 m. HEADQUARTERS 5· 3 OLDSMOBILE Holiday Coupe · • 27!15 2495 Ha«:h~rles: Misconduct ' ~mice, m.; For All Your sthdol a. tft. 98 Model; Equipped with radio aild lltater; power steering and power brake&; white stdewaD lira j u RECORDS 53 CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan • • 1695 ' 1495 *CLASSIC (Centlaued Pqe 1) hua dog; Mi<ldleport High School ' • and 4th 'Subday:e, 9:l¥) ... m. FAIRVIEW, Preaelling, lit 3rd Subda,-s, 9:10 a·. m. ~ Duree, paator. ·1'54. n. r YOUR FORD DEALE' ON THE BEND IN MIDDLErQ,lT p. m. each Sunday.' SALEM Ch=h;:Preochlllf, 1b; Dflv• WilllaJM, 2b; Hank Bobby Avila, 2b; Larry Doby, cf; ·AI ·ROAn; '3ti; Vic Warh:, lb; O.w Philley~ rf; George Strick- .' ,.. Srd sundays), .Clua .S.rvl.<e•. _7;30 IN THaS COR Nil· Ctop) W. h••• - ' ' 1'1 • ' . ' . • ,_,; .- ,; ~.JI!!t ,. ".! ,•' •. ~ ~, ...,,,,. j-' -~·. !.· . ir ~11:,_- ·' ',f,:j,j. I J: " , (I· ·', , , . -·. . "' - �'' Tbe DAII.itSENTI NEt.;> Salser, Racine, u the IUHt speaker; Wedlletdly 7:10 mid 1reek prayer aad ptalle aei'vice ancrmoathly busineu 11\eetlbl 8:30 B01rd o1 Christian Edueatl011 wW meet at the ebunb ; 8:30 Sellor Choir -----~.....,~ \ ::=-.-.,, ..... . . .,.••__, . . . "- Morning wor~tnp 10:30 sermon jec:t "Divine Approval"; Cbriltian Endeavor 6 p. m.; EvenN!.• service • '1 p. m. sermon subject "Tbe Lord's Ample Rewards"; Wednesday 7 Prayer meeting and Bible study . sub .... ....., .... _ ~ Lt..~· FthST BAPTIST CHURCH Middleport, Rev. C. E. Hoyt, pas~ tor.k Church B S t School 8 :15 Edison. a er, up . Morniag worship. 10:15 World-Wide Communion· c~Jldren'& sermonette "Shao.ti St~~~ Again" aennon topic "Our MLS5101l Work iD South India and 1:30 memben of th_e Hi FelloWllhip will meet at the church and go to the New Haven Roadside PariD for a WJener roast aad meeting· , 5:.30 Senior Hi Youth Fellowship with Betty Kloes as leader· '1'30 Even.ing ~orship sermon ' loj,ic "Such As I Live"· M d B H ' on ay, 7:30 · Sanborn Miuionary Soclet)'l at the churtb with Mrs. G ""' ~ ,_" .•"""""..._food .... .. '""" • 8't • ' -JIUlq ..., ~hat>~.-­ ru.f -ICOmata, "'"' ;;:;;;=:~~r~ov::_:e,r lAWN SRD f~p 4MIIty, ,_,..111e1 gNn f9.tl% -d-free. You ne..ril ., Sco"1 for foil phtolitlnlil • -•· ~ $%.45 lb ~ Pr••ldel laallng nou,illllllelll nHdecl .. rftlorO lown health attd talot, 2.5 l.bl - $J 50 fNdr 2.500 ·~ ft '" TODAY TANGANYIKA TODAY flo-;-· 10.000 ·~ #t - Sl.I.S BA'nLE of ROGUE RIVER -. o.n.,., -· J'Gmeroy TE.MPLI Middleport ~ SPftADfiiS CTeclmlcol•~ $cotta al' .coM-!ft/(01 ralel •:....u.. reoulh fro"' •••cling, feediJI~ .., ..-d control, lubbe• tire.. GtorJto MoatromerJ; Jtle....... DeuJnr;Jb111laiiJ.. $1.P5 o..d .Ji u.s BWANA DEVIL (TecbalceJer) BERFELDS Rebert; Stack; Batkn Jkidell -· 8a6ard.,-; ~ 1 CTecbnlooJOI') Co1h01111; Penie CU&Itl NO ESCAPE ' LeJ A)'l'et; St1m.J .....,... ~ ~b -~~ )(lddleport, l(otldtf 0~ Jllelil., ~ v)ee.; ~ w~J.'!~r Tuesday rr.,... ~IJ"f ·~ e~eb "~I - • .". • II~ GJ~•• ' ,. ' - . . ,p. r at r '"'"" ' FIRST BAPTIST ciui.ROH $ushiess "Phone 39ff'", ••..,. m. to give you the Wds Haw ;1953 PONTIAC .. , , ..... $1;895 $n59S ~luxe 6 cyl, 4 dcl6r sedan. 1 local owner. Dark 'green -ultom, hght top. · T• 1953 PONTIAC 1 ' $1 995 $I 795 ~:~u::.:it• 2 door sed~n: Sho~ ~Ira ~d care. week1953 PONTIAC · ··· Deluxe 8 cyl, 2 door .;,.j 4d.;.;; ~~~~'!J!s~l~~?e ~;5~ebODG~d. Hydramatle drive, full}' equipped Coronet 4 d · · · · · ' ' .,· " $1 1195 $1,595 STUDE:AKGil'matlc ~riv~. Very elean car 3 Ca·-r ; ' ff.ti, V8 Super 4 dr Rivi~;; Sed;,; Lc;.,' $2,495 !1121395 drive lo'l' miJ•ode •• · . 1 ~ JUre new car. Dyna· price. ' - .. · .,.ve .•. ~o.rt $1,000 under new 1952 PONTIAC · · '' ' " .. · .. · · · · .8 cyl deluxe 4 door &ed;~ •' ... 'jlew trade $1 ~.395 Shows good care : ~mar«.~ to-11e .green ,finish. 195.Z FORD . '" ~~si~O"Rb~ti~e: ~~~ 'cili.u\ 'f!} $1,395 V8 Deluxe door·.~.~: Ji~titUi' b~5 895 ~!~~pg~.!!~~ J .. ~ ll395 :$1~295 quoise finish. pe, 1111 leather .trim, Beau!lflil tur· 1951 DODGE , $' 1" """ · " .. Coronet 4 door ...&.,; ·~;_. • ••i · ·, ,. '"7 5 $ · 995 tns orlginil bl,ck rllli$. . ~e. ~-owner. SpmJ. I 950 CHEVROLET . , • . . $ >. 895 $ 795 !1 !oo:n:e!~~e sedan. New two tone ,p-een finl~ Nice in- 2 NEW MODEL ·Warm Morning Heatet r the new. mode} with new 'easy fUJ.no sinn· feed h r and built m D_raft·O-Matlc' control. 8 models to c oose from, both Corculatnrs and Radiants 00 $149.95 .... ,I ,Jh J..~~rtl~E!~~RY .. ..• ' ; . $ 895 $ 795 1950 S"i'UEfE·B~~ld flillsh )Vtth, b~k top. . Champion Deluxe • door. sp.;..idi,;g !~?b.!: !t~ DISTINCTIVE RADIANT HEATER Six double radiants, heal reflecting backwall,. all· steel base. Ivory finU.h, chrome trim. 24,000 BTU .1J!.. -TRUCK$1~~~~£. $1,595 -$11395 195Q FORDa] wheels, low mUeaJ!e. one w~r ~ =881ake, low ~~ail!. si.~•. e~!. g~ 895 ''1L ToitDODGE · .. • .. • • · .. $ 495 " ~ a95 ~• Pickup · ~ 1948 FOR · . • , .,.. TOn Plcku: · .. ,.. ~." · · • $ 495 $. ,J95 tt47 DODGE . . . $ 49S $ 395· 1'AI ton stake. Nearly ~~_:~~· um. · : . Many MoN -.411 Typea - Sonlt Low as $75 '......... :.. .,! $18.50 Utility Heater lOYAL Gas Heater , Styled to look !'ell anywhere, thU. Roylil Gu Retter eli: culates warm aor Into every corner of your room You'll ~ 1':fllor thU. efficient heating unit, md yo~ fuel llf slim I be less. Fully vented and predaton-ljllllt for a e e of safe dependable service. $89.50 ' - ," ., _..... ' ...... -. itldlo, Heater & !)ef., A ste-at at ~ .. ".' br. ' Ray R. Pictei.a, ' reoi~l - ....., - .... .... -. !Rol>:" "'" DeYoted To The lnterl!lltt Of Tbe Melp.lfuon Area \ . • "I I '• 'I l Alert Sheriff\ To Wateh For •• .! )l ' ·Bank Robbers ' -·,.~ ............ ·'. Wollo Around Cuba MlAMl UP- The Miami HurriCentral reported today a tropiCal storm may be developing oM the western tip of Cdba from a disturbance th&t already has dumped 10 inches of raln on some aedions of south Florida. Hall'a .......... ~"'~~~sR~ ~'r ~" Heater ..... Del.. "Btue Pmlab A real , 1948 F D · · . j n. ....,""· "''lo.' H:.~,;,:.; ikr..' or;; rini.h ". $44$, FORD . . . . . . . . .. . ·. .. . --of def." ] ~ FORD .. ... . .. . .... . .. . $39f ~.zc. a.;@;'lledero ....J a..,~~- ' Threatens;Area kt. Heat.er & Del.. .Black itn•-\o . .. ..:...:.. --r IIOdan. Healer ..... del,._; - - · New Hurricane !94nr9 FQRf"D •.•..• , . • . • . . .. . $4?5, •:T~nd • dr. ....,..: ,..... of JHif-styled "..tribn." More th•n 400 white students Mel riot.d earlier •• th• achool. D6inancls Hoeplial -Folt·bs - . '· JUST AFTER viol•nc• broke out "' Baltimore'• des-s;regated Southern high school, police ••· cort Negro girls through 1 crowd Tu OOP ~:fs~J Deluxe 4 ·door tledan. Heater and defroster. oray ~!!7 WIST Vt~l,t-~t~ Ch .... hwmW ....,, ~·· Pl~ 'dOdor at tbe J-enea Memodal Clinic wu a guest Friday eveniilg ·b~n the Middleport~PometoY iit)\ Club met at tlie Heath thoclisl Cbur<h Homer E. Cool<, preSident of the JoneS Memoiv.I illl~· lntrod""ed .Dr Piekei\B and gave a brief ~Jew of the Df the clinic pi'o:w.O· d®~ed · 111 tiM 'i'<mr-" ioned~ ·'the a m-emorla~ tf 1950 PLYMOUTH . .. . . . . . . '$ti95 SI~~al I n....,. Deluxe 4 door sedan, Heater and detn:aier• Qrien. , 1949 PLYMOUTH . . . . . . . . '$645 In, H..... • te . , .._." te • 'Otarians Say ~ddt~ ·'Is l'hlud Of New MOOicitl · · - o?~ ~~sedan, Heater and defr01ter, B1ac::t fl~teh • ltAalrL lllill ~· .. •i<f."'Y .... lift,...., within~---_;,--,.,-"""---- !952 PLYMOUTH ......... $1,195 , Sedan, '1 OWner. OH~ . ' tho _1 ... :!\'............. In hM PLYMOUTH$ 95. flow . - ¥"! ' I ~ j .._,..,_ hli ariM •~ Olent • tll$hi!S ....... ~~- (loft) l!ort Wilhelm (r!flitl In tho di<Ping ,._ .,.., tht lrlo corrlotJit• NMorYMtia o. o ..2 rxlD'Gi""• tel ta....,,- .,. .... ....,................. "' .f"• ...,. 15, lew 44 to 7t. ~~ - llf.t . (DUSTY) ltHODII," lho "1111 lloili" of fllo 1954 Watl<l Urlot, ! 0 enttne ·~&law .BEST 1951 DODGE ......... , . $99 ~::-:· fem and "Dekoster, Blue ...;..i..' ·~ ... 1951 DODGE ... .. ...... , .... .. Wayfarer Bua · - • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • $895 Heater .!o Dol., Blue !lnl.lb~ \ 1950 · · · ·Heater · · · ··and· · dod~.~a95 =ow~ dQOl' sedan. B1&0t .. 1948 DODGE ....... ""' ....... 2&1Dr Sedano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $595 · , Radio, Htr., Cbolce ol a , 19 CU.t~ I DQDGE ........ : ... ·.· ·:,. $445 1946 dr sedan. R""lo. heater .!o delrooter. Green lini>Q . DOP.GE .• .. . . . • • • • • • • • $2?i DeluKe 4 dnot · ' 7, • I ! ' . . Pomeroy.Middleport, Oh~rday, October 2, 1954 . ldit~rJol Phone 397 Single Copy :Sc 't:)pens· :.Fot · · • DODGES prtce Oh , • ' Stric.ldand, Supt. I . Statewide Se~reh On lfor Trio Of At ed ·Robbers - it pnyer meet1n1 It L'ietfirt F-m;, Thunday It 7:80 p. eYUieliJ tie nrvice at Eut ~rt.' · ' ' 11bip at 10:30, "In Of Me." World Wh:fe Cornmunlob~ ~noday. BaptJlt Youth Fellow s tp at 8:30. Wednesc:lily at '1 :30 Prayer Fellowship. RACINE - .IIEli'IILEHEM T T Shetton, putor. Bethleh~ Bi.,: le S<hooi at R30, William H ' oba''~ 1 Supt. Evening Worship at • J aDa. Tuesday at Eut LeiVt Wed"""'a• al ..-..., ' • a·t - e- ., ~• 7:(10 ·P• f'l· 11\YF · f I " '· • rte.. e~. to 0fri~~~~l~~:~~ dr!1v!9.'~?.o!~ ~~~ x~l1953r.~~ZBUICK ..,.. ~ ~~'~ • , SJ:tar_p car .. •• •• '. ' 'f' "'· .. -.·.to.. ,95 . BUY NOW At ROWLEY and REED • ' m. _Apple Grovf 10:f19 •· 11. 1 at Planlo 7:10 p. Ill. Letart raij1 Ohun:h. Thl1 will be &p«W aei1 · v ees b1 the Point t m. II MYF a\' Pianll. iOII. . Monda,. 7l30 P- ·m: ltlYI' at Lei..t U·s TAKE CA.RE OF ALL YOUR HEATING PROBLEMS NOW! $9.50 ' . the SAVE ON HEATERS ' } .' • / !let. J:mma Belle llojlllor I:IOl, f. lfUrt t ' f9r only · · Letart' r1111, ' .. • '· · ·~'·ht· "W . th·IS: and We're Loaded on .. CLEAN-LIKE NEW CARS ' ' Hiland, .pulor. Rev. WO· ""· llilole ll<koolll 10 wltll 101!1!1 Dei-. .Supt. Pmebt.., .etYre'f al 11. 1:110 evflllillll Hnlce. · : I·:. ~....... !f·• S<bool ' White enamel with chrome IJille and dress guard. You'll " . amazed at the value you get • ,..,...'k.J~ llav~ ~I I . ;; \ 'l'lt'..b 'If"' Hi!lh .. - .f!:O BEST USED CAR DEAL I : 'FrrD.~,.OCfd.Jii;·T; l954 . , Wortd Communion Servlte Ptl1" 10; _.f~ quUtlq: ill the buem 6:U ; Eyanteliolle III'Yi<:e 7:110. « Servlcet Thur!Kiay at ' 7 :30. Ra· METHODIST '._Nod.,eDt OD IU!lATH METHODIST OHUIICH me Bible Scbool II UO, .- . . . . CHU11CH. !let. 8 . II. G!Vt'e, ' Zll)H . CJiiJaeH P¥ !lev. L. A. llu1el1er: Nelgler, Supt. Rally Da,y and lor Hoomot Slll'liq S<llool lllrrilotlvDle Road, Clllll8T, paator. SUnday Sc!bool 9:30 Erae.t Promotion at 10·80 mornln1 """" s,.fa. lunda,y a&, a.m. liattor. SUndar lidtool , ; 1 , Wyatt 10 Covert, Supt. lloralq: aerviee at shtp, wortd eommuato• ,...k.,. with W...bip ,jervleu at 11 0. 1). W llntU. aupt;,~·, · •·Ill· 10:30 World Wide Commuaioa; ·a PA •will ,.., coieater 10:10 Llli.. IDtermedtate . Youlb Fellowabip, Youth PeUowsblp at 6. Prlj'er IOrvteea Wodneoday at 7:110. ' liYJ' 'II AJII'od. 1 p.m,; onbip 0 P" m.: Youtli).'ellowahip 8 p. m.; UNITED METHODIST CHUATueidil' 'II 7:110 P·lll· Prayor meet'll>urodoy, Pro;er II..UOJ 1p Wednesday cbillr pnetiee 7 p. m. · ~PRI!$BY'rEIIL\N CHURCH. CH, J . Lettie Kunze, p.a1tor. Qb. la.1 _,.4 Bible ltucb'. Gr.,. Ep._.,"J"' 'Cburoh, rom~ Fairview c · ". , Syracuie, Rev. How.,.S Ruppelt, urob S<hool at 9:10, illr. Theo pastor - Church School 9:80, Robert Sm1th, SlJil)t.. Worship service 11 . roy, . J'~~n Hei.Ulll. lay reader. euDdQ' School or:-~ Churtb, Wide Communion Charcb School 10:30 a. m. Cbureb ]upt Pr' ~ -80 Bob Rbodes Har~n. Supt.; ,World Wide Com- 10:30 World af:ldiv 011 WedYouth FeNowsbip at G:30 services at 10:30 a. m. muntoa, 7:30 sennoa aubjed "Je- servire. Mqp<I"Y at 7, <ommiSIIOM will p1' "1' •1 7:110. llooDI sus Means Joy." meet. At 7:45, the oflicial board SACRED HEABT Cburell Pomeroy e ltt'Yice 8:~ Swtday evenCHURCH OF CHIUST, Bradbury will meet Rev. h - Georae Adams, Low lUll FEDERA TW OIIURCH PO~ 8 a,m., m.., 10 un., .,: Hartl or<! Mti!IDIIIII •Cii Rev Robert Purtell; pastor. Bible . • •~ day I!IUS Moo••• thro""' Roo Rulua "••·I , ll'lt. Scbool 9:30 Wilbur Pie.:'Ce, Supt.; Roy • Dale H. RoUt!!, pllllor. at 7:80 a.m. d::rinc · 1h:." al ......_ o, JIU!or. .Now Morning communion serviee 10·30 Church School at 9:15, Fred BJae- montba Confeaion P a, m. 1nd 7:30 Christian Endea\'or 8 p_ m.; Ev~n­ ttnar, SlliPl. Morning wora:blp at p.m. and ., p.m. m. gehstic service '1 :30. 10·30. Sr. Youth FeUowsh 1p at e JEHOVAH Ki d . Chureh o1 Chrilt- and ChriiUan CHURCH of CHRIST, Bradford, p .m. u.n~, Dl om Rev Guy Russell, pastor. Bible Hall over Blue and Grey, Popuftoy. ~hoot 9:l0; Mornt,ng wonhip serCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Saturday aeryice meetinl 10:110 vice 10·30; Christian Endeavor 8 Syracuse, M. C. Larimore, pqtor. m. SUndaf Watch hour aerftee J P· m. Evangelistic service 7:30. Sunday School 9 30 am., Mornin& p. ID. , to·ao: NYPS 6:30 Eveo. Clnetem Cburch, Kinillblll'>' Worsbtp ALF1RED MtniODJST, Rev. 1. S~ndll) ai 9:30 with M. Gro\'e, pastor. Sunday School ing Worsbtp 7:30 ~ Pm. Wedneldl1 lam KiDI as Supt. Revival and Fastm1 at 9•30, , Her~aa T-aylor, Supl. Pr~ye1 and Pralle Servlee 7:30 pm. ·evetlllq at 7:30 with John tonier,! Wonhlfl servtces- at 11 :00, c. E. ~oode leader-Wedne'Wiay eVIl· Fraday. personal viiJtation Evanae- evaa1eU1t. llam 1 pm. mna prayer services at 8:00--SatCHURCH OF CHRIST POME- •· JIOCKSPJt!NGS lifE lll'day evening. October 9 the ROY Donald Seevers ••:.. a·<" II""· IL6 . Grove, Putor. M. -Y. F. will IPODIOt 1 Pi~ and 1 • • .....,.or. tu- School .-:30 1 m. :~~~·~ school, 9:30; Morning WOl'lhip, 7:30. Wednetday Box Soci&l at the Granee Hall. 0 30. Youn1 People•' Meetine, '7:· service Bible CHJIISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ~12 Unio_n Ave. Pomeroy. Mornlag Senr1ce 10:45 a.m. wit-b "UNREMJTY" tbe aubjeet of Leo· son Sermon and tl\e Golden Te~t : A good tree canDot bri-ng forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree brini!C forth good fruit . Every tree ht bringeth not forth good fruit _is bew'D down, and eut into the f1re. Matthew 7: 18, 19. Wednesday even_htg ·service 7:30 . p.m. 'ftle ~H,e 11 cordially !nvited to attend. hl'onday ·and Wednesday the church room is open for lltudy from 11 a.m: to 1 p m POMERoY, 11, H. Sunday Srhool a-t YELLOW TOMAHAWK llorJ ... We're - · · · + i ·,., ........ · !Tochnlcolor) WITNtss To MuRDER V•n Hltflln, Ruth Romen, How..,. Duff l•rb•re St•nwyclc: c • . , . S•nftrl, G•ry Mr. rrUI, J•sM ,W:t.lte ' 1UIIf IUILDIII Orau fHff .," ... "SPJOAl." •oht .~- BEND THEATRES MEIGS $1.45 lb. ;i ~ .... ~ ..,.,lceoble ...,.. In full lUll ., •fiNe •ilh ordi"ON ElfO. "~; Communion service sermon topic "Jesus Mean1 Joy"·,' Mond••. Eld· ""' ,ers at the paator's study With tile run quorum of the Session urged to attend to have their pictures taken by tbe l(jncaid Studio; Wednesday, choir practice '1 p. m. MT. liORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH Middleport, Rev. N. R. Bo-•on '" · pastor. Bible Sehoal. 9:30 Marv Frances Baumgardner, Supt. Morhha,g worabip 10:30; BTU 1 p. m. CHURCH of CHRIST in CHRISTIAN UNION, Middleport, Re\' Guy F. Sayre, pastor. Bible School' 9:30 Odell Manley, Supt. Mornlng pre~hing service 10:30· Evening serv1ce 7:30, ' HU C RICH OF THE NA~ Middleport, Rev. r.obert Styen'pastor, Bible Sebool .9·30 Leal~ 1'1ylor Supt M . , ' ' •en-ic::l 10,30: ommg worshiP' · • World Wide Communion; Peoples' aervl'Ce at ~ IMcov•• el ,,.._ - B:30, Rob_ert Tewtabary, Supt. ;. Mornln& worship and WorJd Wide ~.. ~ -"'. f ,_, eodl " 'ddl ..M, fllle 11111110111 ol' 1vre i'vMnl ...... t "'• ~, Middle- nhean.al. ,~BCIJ .OF CHRiliT, THE FlliST PRESBYTERIAN iifrt,: , Rev. Fred I. Gardner, PH"' CHURCH 1 tor . Bible School 9:30 Wallace •• eport, R.u. Howafadlord, Supt; Promotion Day· ard Ruppelt, pastor . Cbureh School • ·- .. ~ ·.D.. "Plekent apok• ell'• brle(IY ex· viaioD prtHlnl·hilll'&tltllde to the Board to tM reaid.entt of the town and e6p.i:i,ily to Mr. Cook lor tlielr inl ~~~~ and baoklnll. The weather bureau alerted the burrleane bunter squadrOD ht Jacb<tnville to keep a plane oa a standby basls f-or a filght in· to tbe area, possibl~ later today. Foreeuters were checking report& from statjoos in the Florida Key~ aild from islands near the watern ead of CUba for further lDfOrmation before sendinl the burrkabe hunter plane aloft. Shipl were reporting regularl!y 11 tbey plowed tbe lane1 between Cape San Antonio, CUba, aDd the Yueatad Peninsula. CHEVROLETS l?t~~ ~~,~~J:!!.; D.i. ·.1.~ iJ 11195 1948 CHIVROL"' I; I . $545 . .. flftllll e ~ 1947 CHEVROLET ' ' . ' .... ' ... '. ·. 2 Dr i1aclio, Btr • • • • • • • • • $4-.tJ' •• . ' ., ... Dol., Blo,""" l"'plsb. Oblllce ·"' • .•• .I •• 1947 CHEVROLET · ..... i ... $2?5 PlteU1D 4 •""- • ' ' ' • • .. • • - · lla!flo, :B,oaier all<i >llelroator.'~ . 4 dr. eedln. Bltt.ek fbtt11b. ft,.a.; ·,; ~~· • 1946 CHEVROLET , . ... $195 ._, • sedan.- 41 ~erroo~. ·a.;..; itni./,."' 1 "' . ' ' ' ..AL$~ · - ' ~ .' ., PATROL CITES 3 DRIVERS Three molonsts were c1ted lnto court rec-ently for minor trafftc \'lolatmns. ac~ording to St•t~ H1ghwa'Y Patolman W. R. Davis. KelsOil S Phllltps, 32, Rutl•nd, charged with passing over yellow lm(' , was cited to appe:ilf in Middleport Mayor Sidney Rusaell's court on October 18. Warren W1Ihamson . J'f.. 41, Mansfield. (toed $5 and C!06/Ji by .Juatlc~ of the Peace Gerald Reuter , aftet' bemg C'harged with · pa5timg over yellow hne. Howard Rarnes, 28. Harrilot'l· vJUe, entered a pie• of piltJ' today to a elulrge of losin1 coal on the highway and ·was fined $1111d costa by Justie:e of the Peace Perey ,. ' PeoplOI. ---- PATTIRSONS LEAVI ~AT "'"·•nd Jlro . 0. 0. \•••Ina Sundaf lor WliiiiiN' D. c. to ottelld 1.lio Ntlloiiil !!•"""- f"''~··• ....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 10. October 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 October 1, 1954