https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/67112917222098fa87345132ded869c3.pdf 0d13204d68a8879d530ba6c5fc251e75 PDF Text Text �/ ~ •• rage Two •• ·' ' The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy •.Middleport, Ohio 'SHO~SHINE BOYS. ' The DAII..Y SENTINEL • ' OF 'tBI :tRlUI • MUON 4.RI:A Published every aftfl't'oon ueept SUnda:r b1 Tbe Olllo ValleJ" llt!Dtlnel, Ine .• at 110 .Mocbanlc St , Pomeroy, o . Bu:s.lne&i orrrce phone M, ~htol'laJ oll:\ce pAonc BY7. &'ered as aecon4 t.Ja:ss malllq matter •t the po..t oft\ee 11 PomerOy, Ohto. ' • • • • • . . I .. ' · WednesCiay, October 13,1954 . - Nutlonru advertll!llng representative, BottlneUi -Kunball, IDe., 34:1 1ex1ngton Ave ,N ew York Cit}. 16, N. Y. Snbsaiptlun rates. Dell\ tor) bv -:arrier wbere avaUabte 30 cents per Wf'f'k. one ) car m nl!vanc1· at Tht Dally Sentinel offtce, $H5. ~; slz months, !7 80; thre-e months , $3 00 By motor route where available, one month $1 By m all one ~r $8 , six months S4 25, three m r.nths, t2 50 one m onth, $1. man, · · Pomeroy, Ohio, Route 2. ' IIJ.6.7k • John M. Bowen who ,waa injured aix weeka ago at the Foundry is improving aahafactarlly at home. Mr. and Mn. Fred Hudson spent several ~ days last week wiLh bil aunt, Mrs. Ro.e Thompson. Mrs Vena Soulabf and Glenna spent Tuesday with relatives in Ironton, 0 . STATIC MR$ IDWAID WALL (left) of J"lu.tllfll N. Y.. weep. as she walt. tor ~ewe of her tiueband, ehiet englneei of the Ul·fated fre.tghter J.formacklte, at Norfolk, Va. News aever came. With her 11 hE-r e~tter-fn law. Mra. Clarence Hough. Thf' Mormf'I C]<Jta c:>r~ 1 7.f'd . I t 1,.:ethel C'l o>t r wtll \l, i\< h lht• I _ Amertcan HomebUl•Jding Reach•mg G" • B Th h Th c :.~·'~!~ c:~~~~;~ . ;·~~~·~,k~·~,~ ~ •gaulle oom · roug out e ountry 1 hushant.ls CBS-TVs Hone&Uy . Celestt' , 1 s how J<'S I f or now hu a stan-dan:i squelcher fur I while buglb 1\la 1 , 1a.c:l' co un selor~ nught pos s1hh p1 t'~l-il ht' th e show to trou bird (< \ltpks ~;eek 1ng then· adnre .,barh;• lms ami baclu•lorettes ma~ t 11 1n •o 1t h1 p1n g to lt•arn a tnck nr two hdtH l' :akmg the h1g ~ltp >\ !I 111 all th t Sprmg By1n,g ton sta t n· 1 ha ~ a 1eady-ma~l' <Jurl1 enrt' rr, '"' 1musmg treatm ent of th~· so l a! lt·d · mother m-law pro bit m · · rejoiner "Pick me up on the sl'l any Sunday at mne·thi.rty 1" . N Y columnist J-"rank Farrell has a wonder .ABC i"ad1o show dculy and Sunday mgbts at 930 pm (EST). Newest toast along vtdl'o row Here 's to the three great Ameri e.an btrds' Ma3-• yuu always have an eagle m your pot· ket , a turb·~ on your table and Old Crow 1n your glass ' The Adventures of Rm Tm arc now seen every Frtday mght over ABC- TV Wonder what Lass1e 1 w1!1 say about thi s' Watch and. l 1~ten for the newest stngtng sen sat1on Rose-mary Patge She's a nf'w rcccrdmg star who'll shoot That's all to the top-but fast' I fn r now 1 ' dllbts contrac-ted by l)tber than myself. , anyon~ Dalo 0. CUndiff. Muon, W. Va. , . Editor'a Nate: All over Am•ricil lOWing IS the first. anteed by tbe Cederal government. h BY DAYTON MOORE Foreclosures have betm "extreme1 1 new om•a are apr ng ng up. 8 u 11 · United Pren St•ff ~orreapondent ly low." dozer' slice their way through WA.S~TON O'P-Su~urbi~. Construction eosts average about vast wooded tracts or pasturt U S. ~, . u; undergomg a g1~anttc $10,000 a house. But buyers have lands and soon • new suburb:- multJ-bllhoa. dollar face hfh.ng. to pay considerably more because ,ometimes even • whole new NetN homes are sprmg111g up by of the additional ~osts of la:td 't . b Th h the hundreds of thousands on and landsraptng and sellers' proCl ~~~~ orn . • postwar o.me·j what a few years back were pag fits bu1ldmg boom I• one of the most ture slopes, hUed fields or coonOwners Get More Value aignifinnt stori•s in th• epic of try woodland A substanllal percent&ge or new ( America . What are the prop011Mtlhons of Americans are tast- homes is being built by large- - - - THIS AND THAT: Disk jock lions of this boom? How long will mg for the first hme the satis- scale real estate clevelopers who WE WISH TO TIIANK our many eys around the country are all it l1st? What is its impact on f.achon of living in homes of their put up hundreds of houses of friends, relatives and netjhbors, dedicatmg that oldie, "Don't th& economy? What is ih irlnFNct own Add1honal hundreds of thou· nearly idenhcal construetion sid:e t · who helped so mu(!h during tP..e Cry Joe, Let Her Go," to Joe on the economy? These end other s:mds are livlng m mooern apart- by side. Although thts makes for IUness and deatb-of our mother, DtMaggto thts week . . . questions •re answer&d by Dayton ment developments wh1ch have monotony, t bas resulted in home Mrs. Elizabeth Hess. also for 1 Moore, UP Konomic writer, in sprouted coast 'to coast smce the owners gettmg more home value Gene Raymond, Ho&t of NBC the1r sympathy, ktndness and tw~>-part series of wbk:h the fol. war. TV'' "Fires 1de T~eater" each ~ nora] offerings. ror their money. tuesday evening, gained his ~-;-:-:.;:-::;;;;:::.;:;,;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;,;;;;;;;;;.;:;;;.;;;~~;;;;,;~~i~ Since 1949 MOre tha.v'I,OOO,OOO Occu,-nt purc-h••lng of We wish to express our thanks urtie•t acting eJipenence in ~ 'flew hmlly units .have IMtn ~ed hom" et anything like the pr•· alSo to Re~. Rufus Casto, th't'~ 5tock produd1cns of 'SUccessful each Y••r to the nutnbtr of ~otnts s&nt rar. would . b• IMponlble who sang, the pa)Jbearerit, and Broadway !iohows .ncludtng "Rip in the UnJted St•tes. the Foglesona: Funeral Home. without the •••ltr fln~nclnt m•de Van Winkle," "The Crowded 1'hls home bulldmg boom has ' The Hess Childr&n by th• t.dettl IOYfl'n- lli-Ja-ttc Hourl" and "Mrs. W1ggs of the been one of the eh1d props of ponible m•n~. Cabbage Patch." He wal educa· 1he nation's postwar economy. In the 1920s, the buyer of a 'WE WISH TO EXPRESS our sin· t~ at the Profenional ChildIt has st1mulated not only closenew home Uiually had to borrow ren'siSchool in New York. Genl cere appreciation to OlM" neigh. ly related indust1'1es such as rna~ on two or three mortgages comj' one of those 'r:.triiies- a nat· bors 1nd frierids for their kind· tenals, plumbing, electricity not ing due in lump suDis 1D three to iv._e New Yorker where he was nen and sympathy at tbe time money-lending but ftve years. OrJg1nal interest rates to mention bOrn on August 13, 1908.. the death of our husband and or r 1 scores of others mcludmg home ran from 6 to 10 per cent and relklb Hope's guests of1 his Nov.. Joseph H . PetHt ~ o o. 1. c. PIGS. s. H. Layman, father, !:W YORK- TI.ere has been a sale o:r:~. cashmererurn 1slttngs, hardware, nursery Bash,..n·Keno Road. 1().11 ..3tp · charges often pushed financing 9 program, to bt! filmed in lon~11! thanks to Dr. Ruasell Her. overcoats and, havmg worn them since the far,nung and the transfer busLness. total interest charges up to 12 don, will be Maurice Chevalier daYs when you coUld aft'ord them even less thaft Helped Stop Depruslon ptan, the EwJng Funeral Direc- SWEET CIDER ond DROPPEI) FOR SAlE--8 room bouse per C'Cnt. and Orsc.n Welle,. This will inc of 2 four room now, and thus being spoiled for any other kmd. Spokesmen for the mdustry say \ors, the Rev. Robert styers Ai>PLES. D~llcibus. Staymall you have just bought one and have come out into rnark Chevali~r 's video debut Now loans guaranteed or insur. and all wbo belped ln an:yway, each with beth ahd Winesap and Rome Beauty. the atreets of the c1ty m the late mommg. thl! housmg surge has been the ed •by the government are !1vailin lh1 s. c~untry . . . 10·13-llc · The Famlly. Webster Orcbaf'd... near Chester, , .,I won•t use it for months and months, but ft'It biggest smgle fac.:tor m feniling able at interest rates of 4~J or 5 last week we athmded the 0. . e.n.tr of( depresSlon stnce the war. per cent snd so-called "conven. eost 110 much rnore !n a couple of months," you thinc!ig in honor of Ben G:-o!is' They compare its role to that tional" financing at about 5 to 6 told yourself- but now you emerge onto the s1de30th ar1niversary in radio-TV , walk, from the huge 11tore, and you teel tt•e genue' played by the automobile mdus- per cent with government insur. •1N LOVING REMEMBRA.NC! of IS a critic that is., and 'ihe ~ub . try after World War I. klss of the September sun , .. and the first cool ance. Claude Darst who paued away lishing of his new book "I Loolcbreeze ot autumn. The breeze rutfles your hair, or AbetU t 12 blli•on dollars a year more important ror home one year BiG today, October 13. EVen ed And I Li'tened." The boolc, wotdd' ru:l!'le It If thE:re were enough to rutrle, and Js bemg :spent now to build new buyers is the fact they can pay Con~ but not forgotten . Mts. wtlich l!i published by Random homes An additional 5 billion is you shiver, In your blue summer suit, and lay f)(f the loans-principal and in· Claude Darst and family . House ,(3.95). ts. a must if you .!() soon 1 being laid out nnnually for home tere. s t-in monthly payments over ..._10-13-1tc enjoy radio and TV. Gross, who Mel Heim&r' So you walk slowly up Seventh avenue, through mamtenance and repair. The bulk is tht N Y. Daily Naws' critic, , Melattchoiy day~ the streaming pedestrian tratfLc of the garment of new buildmg IS on the cuff, :.::_w<~ or 20' 25 oc ••en 30 I 8;;;-;-) ht,s dene • magnificent jab of 1 <lTC near area, and ask yourMit where ll has gone. It was With Uncle Sam himself mswrmg con~ns~ng three decade' of only the other day that you had that last dip In about 40 per cent of the mortTh '35 PLY<IIIOUTH COUPE. $75. t41i gages ur.day: Th• future .t the inforniat broadcasting history :he Atlantic off :Miaml Beach and chmbed reluctantly Into the big Grant St. Middleport . Phone in 344-page tome. )'nne, only chmb out of It In New York snd smell the wsrm, fresh. It Ia estlmetlll tta.t :;:•·:~j·,.;;h~ou:;;•;;lne~~boom;:~·;;.;;;;;;:;.;;~;;:t;;;;:;:;:, 6394-M. 1()-13.3tp )r and say gee, it's almost here. You Immediately bought the red k illilSIDmN'CE-In P..,eo;w, ( WCH' ers, carpenters, JNinters.. MlKE NOTE'S At Ih c- Grrnss pnverlible and grappled skillfully w1th the maJor problem of the time, ro..., and b&lh. Til~d. klieno, 'SO CHEVtiOLET deluxe CON· sons, cancrete handlers part~ WI' md our old fn r nd , Anding a new bathing suit to fit. modern, electric Water lae'iter. VERTlBLE. Ex~ellent conditl<~n. Gel)tgc "The Real" MrCn\ who j • .• doter p.ltot•. My l•bortn-h•vt sink, Elettfi'e stove, cablnitta, $585 Extras. Terma can be arIS a prl's.s agent tut netl aclot • on-s.lr. homtbuildlnt IoM. anJ 'cli>sela. Harqlllood lloiiro, ranged. Call 8002-J. tiJ..ll-3tt Gecrge l.S fcn\Ul ed m many of "l'HERE WAS THE END OF THE THEATER SF.ASON', trickling Additional hundreds or thoUI· venotilJD )>ll~da .. AiyioliliUtq ~\wo. TV\ most popular drama s mclu ·l away and then vamshing Into a frlghtenmg orgy of summer etock, ands are, employed to turn out thi!l Em:W.sed aide P.. ..ti, F;tpnl din>g "Stud to One." A great actor j and the qukk trip to Los Angelea and the smell of the ftowers on the mou'ntains of materials and equip. 19" FQIU> VB J dr. Dlx. Sedan. JM!reh"pr ii\ooj>. 1\liiCk oOIII!I)I~· hill!, the wary meetlng with Joe Ferrer's dog, Cuddles, an outsize: ment ror n-· and a gre <Jtrr gu~' .... homes $895. BlaeUbar's, Pomeroy. !llt~o fi)llah. Goll4 't'"'. Great Dane. And as SUburbu eJrl)ands neii'•H • • 1£H!.6tt ·hle f'.Wilt. SJlade tr,as: ·t:Jw,. 1 uc tt 11 Y oun g star of ''The There waa the return to the emptylng·Ol!t Manhattan and the feel- · schools and •<Mitional ga '. M.t Lon•tt<J Young Show" nn NBClng of relief and snobl)ery of some kind as the streets cleared opt a d t t sb. w r olt l'by JIOO. l,e., tblil ftlre 1951 DODGE 2 dr. Sedan. $1195. and you were left with your strange friends, the ones who even like ~dedseolwer sy~ ehms mus e proBlaettnar's, Pomeroy. 10-9-Ste. TV Sunda} nl!lhls w a~ born m1 VI ong WJt new .streets OfiM.IWI ..,.,..IPIIo!_ R.ESID n 1111\t ro'uto i 43. Sah I Jkc Ctty hut her fanuly i N~e;:r~;: t~~mf~=~~~ afternoon that you erawted bravely off th• highways. . . ~e ihtlJ·ei~~! \152 ~ ' i.. l 2illilile~ lrom Pool)!r!lt': lrioo.. front ~~:~d sh~? w~u lr\~,~/~(~i~~; n v~~~Dg I superstructure of Tabjo lllnto 60 feet ol Long Ial&nd water, and thft [( the housi~l ~rctJ~ ••·i!nt•~ ~~ ilild ;wkw ...oJ. ~jluoe. l ~oWn, 2 ri~. Utge Five Points. nl,.ht when you dropped out of the poker game early and went up Gne:, brand neW rfiOPplllt& "' ...._......,: ~ rront ·~i¢h. • Eitcloiill ·llloet appear{'od wl!h AIFnnm· War:.luf tn13a lto"C•ntcal Park and Jay around on the •· O'"t"ass, listening to the bl.n41 must beN bu1JtT to serve · reo!. ' Inquire oi stlent mov1e !he age • it. u ~-~oretr. Mollie~ ·b6uie , Wlt,it 3 • owns ,..,...." .....,.;;·~. ' - .l • , or Paul for(Juef On the mall and Its sweet obbligato of youilr •ove's convenatlon Sedan. rooirii ~il4 r/io~l pq\'<b Oil lame · she rd .~ Pol1;· :; twllo Ann, call and ro, [ around you. Pomeroy, Ohio. her 1ntr oldl"!rc cpt stsln . 1 1n some eues such as ~~:~$m~~~~u-~-~~ lol, 1\l A. ol. ci .. iiore0 There were cool afttrnoons ~n Sardi'l, f!Olilely aaktng stan of .tale, ftfi. Y:; ,ant;l M.1~-t City, was awarded a {O tl i' ~~~ frurn Mer and cli\lrclio.. 'GarQ'e. lelopbono screen and puppet shows where they were goinr ln liCe and wbJ'I ~ ebtiM 11ew towns hive been I FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 111~ 1 ele<lr~lty, bOtUo JU, Sdmo V} n LI'Ro\· M · s Yml n ~·s fl rst the warm day when you said well, today I'll take that ai.gb.tteera' boat frOm .erateh. A city or ,as,OOO rru1t. ila11 ""~oOl b1la r4ute. "grown t;p'· lOll' tn the movtes tour of Manhattan Island-but, of cout'le, never dtd. Bingle family 'honres, to hou.te I TiftlllE ROOM ipartmenta lloRAi., ~ENCE- ~ · rocilno, was 10 "Naug ht. r~u t Nlrc,' si al There were weekends-not enough of them-trying desperately J)I)O ,pvaim.J. hts been started batbs, and 1•raae. Wondertu' r·r ,r Lol\(rnl\.1ro!ll' h d h ftretromcool • ~.,,. 'l ias'flli'ttace. Drilled. well. t% A. to make your crosfl(ourt backhand be ave un er eavy n'OUston, Texas. l~ation. REAsoNABLE. ~bon• YARIII--'5 ,.. D·roOlil h4iue. ·llarn, calculating opponents, and the wonderful dawn when you turned the Tbe Fe'deral Re.rerve Board 1101-Y. l~r etc. EII!Ctrlcll}'. mall, 1<h~oJ; red convertible toward Saratoga and counted the rabbit• and woOd· mated that occupants or a b)ll ldd ~Olitli rolili. • ' · chucks atandmg eitently and mollonleasly on the wet gra.e• u you homt IJf'ellid ltt "ast $1500 for T'"Ailtb'ii!H~k-:.__,8 \ROOM MODiillltl Dwelllna, • F ARII:-U J!:, ll tqblri houao. Baht furniture and spphanees rolled by them on the parkways. II room ap~eo~,- tJnt iloor There were frustrating mornings for two weeks, the-/\, tr)'lnl' to 1 th b 're i · eC! ete. 8 toWJ, a}l(l l 1orsu. ChePhone Pome'roy 810-M. U)·7·•J reach the 520-yard ftfth green In four instead of the usual Ave, and 1 e new ~~uses a eqhu ~'••tsllin:l Vrolet lf1\i!l< Jru!lu~ed. another sad morning eoming a1ound the torner of the Vande~J\ acce , app llll~u .•uc I! slto~t Rfilll' ~aeliey. rttc. ID&.L ]'IIAIT.m SPACE anu barn, by the three-eighths pole, and seeing Native Dancer, done wl~ mae~ne_,. Thn allda up tod•"•aj!l'e Pearl F. P~lr,. ~~~pfe~,itla· able h to high tehoo1. Pbom reclng, walkmg glumly nround in a circle, head banglng, for his .&b~t Jh ~be ;a_~ for ~e tin, PoQI~~y I!. b, No. 1, ~r OOIM.X. IIHI.&tc morning exercise. And the latr: Sunday afternoon, driving reluctantly hoqoh~_I:I. J:OOih lhd.O•tt:Y. JllqQ)re , P~rkoii's Rfl);auri~t. Tht ~ iWit Of back to the city ane. stoppmg evtry nve m1les to ,b.sk the fruttstand I'O.,.roy. ·• IM3-lte operators impa.tl,ntly wily they had no Concord grapes, Iince they Wer U With .. . fin~- ··::·:"_c:·, ' ' ' "' J ' • had always had them before 11• in 1fii ftl• • T. I 2) Card Of Thanks •1 1-IC:; . I N ===--= --- lote Edith Beon Wolter Brown , -.";A;-'u-:-to-::S::-a-:-les--.- - I j -- I ;ran · a. · ilf. . .. • .:&." , I • • • / THEN, WITH A SIGH, BACK TO THE WARM ~ITY, and the ' ' y, ' I I A IIDlOUiderin,c clprette could be t ··DANGEROUS MOMENT"" --~ long nights m front of the typewnter, trying grimly to ftnleb the novel in time for the Octobtr 1st Ueadline: and the resumptton of the patient war with the p1ess agents, wherem you tried to be poUt. in explaining that well, you doubted your readers really would want tl) know much about a young movie actress of uq_known ca.pabntUei.even though the 11tudio had such terribly tJigh hopes for her. They went that way, the months. Yest erday th e •urs t r n •• "•y ....... breezes ha.d come-and yet l'lere you are, f~ellng the first sad, warning pat of the autumn wind, on crowded, bleakly sunny Seventh ave.. nue juat below tt~e 40s. Tomorrow the bealltlful catastt·ophe or t)J.e tree leaves llushiug orange and red and then the falling wJII beg~n . Sq' MOn. It ien't pollible, 11 it? Oh-lt "r Alw $100 to 2475 Wed dong Rfltlt 12.50 . - ~ j !,!,Ito. I """""""""'""""'""'""'""..__..oi;!i..,.,:t., ,,.,,. " " and superb Over 40 Dogs To Be Entered In Field Trials At Kanawha Some forty bird dog,, melud. ing both pointers and setters, are ex~ed to be entered 10 the Kanawha J:o'ieid Club trials to beJd at the Pt. Pleasant Management Area on October 24. PreHminary arrangements have been made for the tr&als and fin· 1n a al pla-ns are to be made meet-in-g of the club's board of dtrectors on Sunday when they meet at the stle of the trials. Two stak'Cs will be run on the :!3rd. They are the Puppy State, for doga; whelped smee January 1, 1954; and AU Age Stake, dogs of all ages On the 24th there win be the Derby for dogs wheq,ed after January 1, 1963, and the Gun Dog Stakes for shooting dogs . Entrance lee ts $6 for the Pup· and Derby Stakes and $8 for Age and Gun Dog stakes En· tranls are asked to contact Thomas Perry, Route One, Athens, 0 CALLS ARE ANSWERED The Pomeroy Fire- ~partmeni wu oaUed to East Maio Street about ftve la9t Dtgbt, when a· car, owned by Willard Wilson, cauaht f1re, wh-ich happened when some were w1res shorted. DamagC5 minor. The emergency squad was call ed to the home of Floyd Clark, Spring St., but Mf'. Clark wu dead when the squad arnved. ' styling you WINTER COTTON find in DOUGLAS SHOES! DRESSES The season's PRICED AT newest $3e95 $4.95 $5.95 styles are here!. $8.95 SIZES 12 to 20 DARK COLORS - MERCEDES CONDON THESHOEBOX Judson White · Viola McCullough Co-Managers DRESS SHOP E. Main St. Pomeroy, tl()fJO ltioh·ltwltio MAI!l\'N . W~ng lint .42.50 NOTICE Fur Coats ~:~~ II•'"'"''~ Middleport Department Store - Middleport, Ohio JR. CLASS SPONSORS SALE The Jumor rlass of llacine High School is sponsoring a bake sale to be beld at Gaul's Grocery Store Saturday, starting at 10 A. M. Robert Beegle, class president. stated that lbere are some very good eoob in. tbe Junior c!ass. Soon As Possible '"" v., homemDlf, fudge f Rutloncl Furn, Co. STRONG on looksEASY on your feet Pleose Call For As. lhl'\l"ft •Jt h• "'tUI II tr•J!I>I'd '- Creo~ier, 5m"ther 1 $299 00 ' FROM STORAGE : ,.; .- E w· Furn"itu'n · • RETURNED P.IIIISIN, ttte retearcb ' Jl-. anal,.,t of ptlterlnC Ht:tf't a.• "menta from '"• tli)Mr; ~·t N•u~,nal Seeurut a(.... .-,. •• . e............ ...... , ~~~ ~ Only one diam!?nd in bun· dreds meeu ' Keepsoke standards of exc:ebence. for Keepsake is ·the' puf•ct diamond ring, en• dorsed by the fam<;>us Good Housekeeping Seal. You ~an pay more, but you can't buy a finer diamond ring thin 1 perfec1 Keepaak~ lll8!liiA!It:llli ~Uillft ..... ' 3 Rooms ,_ . way Pat:relmaD .w. a.. Da."4. JdJ,o' V!' ...... JUett .apet:l.er .t t1l• ceatral lk:l PTA. meeliq: bel'd . -MoDA \ Jfel Clu!<, Pbiladtlp1lll PbWieo &ehool 411 eveniDJ, at the xhool, ouWtlder, wUl bqlo llto · dutlOI u 1 c;u Jal-.D fOI' t1ae Somer· The Lord'• Prll)'er ua· ple!lae Till• Moton CompUJ" Ja Polnt to &be ftq: opened the ~ .iJl PleJNat oa nat )looclay, it bu ebar1e of J1n. C1rl Will. ,predONLY • beelt aniiOUIICed bJ lin Soo:ser· dent. Durin& the buoln... -•lon ~ vWe ol the eorDPIDJ. plaOJ were disc.uued fo.r the au• Clark hu jut completed bb DUal Halloween party Which Wlll llkiJ•ed a. Thll: ar..., Ia A. tbitd aeaoa. la the majon, aU of be held Ortober 28, and a m~ log of tbe executive eo1111aitt.ee J Piece LIYIDa'a.o. bile them with tho Phll.t. S3t.OO DOW~ Oalr recenU1 be wu Civen re- waa called for Tbunda, <lot¥ Bllonee fa Euy Poymofl eogDitioa ., !be outaanclina baU Zl, at I p m. at the ochool. • · CINCINNATI LIV.STOCK pilfer ever to plaJ in tbe Class Tbe attendaoee banner See It Today at CINCINNATI 0. UP-Hop, 3800 A, J!aaUm t.ea1111e cllr ol Bebo- arded to the ...,on~ gradett•ulht moderately active : 50 to Me lower neetady, New York. b)' MiN Mary Vlr&mta ~ibel. B "·-~ 0 180 lo 240 lb lUI$ to 17.10; 180 Hra. Wbitaey Inpaham played Uwauu, • to 180 II> 18.10; 180 to 180 lb . ant lot off to • for tbe peany march. Or 280 lb 18.60i IOWJ DOc lower; lt.liO I tbil aeuoe and was used u a to 17. piodt biller for a blc part of the Father's night was ofl!f,enM Cattle 1100 ealvea 200; aeuon. Ia the lat. mouth of play and eaeh father present was inMaaon, VL ter 1teers aad yearliap ll~er, he played recularly and troduced. Refreshments were ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ately active; etud)'; choice and pounded the ball at a healthy aerved at the conclus1on of the J meetina:. - - - -- - - - - - - prime steen 28; ehoiee 23 to 23.10; clip. Sood 20.110 to 22 .110; utility aod Somerville hu Invited all of eom.mereial 12 to 17; eholee beil· Clark's fritllda to come iato tbe ~~iii!iiiiiiiiii!iiiPj en 22; ~ommereial and cood eomP1117 tllow rooms ia Point to 18; utility and eommercial Pleau.at to meet him at *II¥ Ume. bull• 12 to 13~ vealen firm; &ood He'U be happy to tilt with his ud eboice 18 to 27; prime 28; friends in the area. utility and commercial 12 to 18; commereial to eboice calvea oto,.d.r i 'rvl GO TO CLINIC at 12 to 18; medium and Reeeut aclmiuiolll' to the Masfeeder readiDD 1~.75 to 18. oa Cllnie are as follows· Sheep 1J00 steady; good FraMe~ Klein, Middleport, Obio, What a awell comb!· choiee lambs 17 to 19; utility to Mr. Arnold Shaver, Parkersburg, nation of footlow good t~ to 17; around 100 W. Va.; Mn. Alice Blaker, Mid· head eho~e and prime 21.Z2; ewes dleport, Ohio; Mr. Frant Young, cradling comfort 2 to 5. Muon, W. 'Va.; Mrs. Wanda Lar· lliDJ, Cheater, Ohio. • l'"'''"'"'" ,...,ltlilt illll\OIIi r.\r Int. lh• kiM eiftltructlon •rr tx;abfiii sNI;illy from wtr'l ~ ~ tiM 1 m11111H1..;. ytar n.arfr: II\ n•w koUslntt ita,_ Wts 'l.ril In l'hf., · New ltlt'tl bave remt1aed . . lh 1 m1 11 II)D a iflll' ...iMI.·· liW • 1itnce b en. 't J are rurmm.. ~ , I GU , {)0(). • . J. , • ., I Outi\ID'4int ~Ol1J~gfl on hou1t!1 :lMUl\' ~411• ftr to ~p~ M tiWfP~ ~~ll~• ~ :M~~ nb;,ilt ~ per cent maured or ,par· word of the death of her brotber. Henry L. Dixon at New Harmony, lnd: · Mr. .md Mn. Gary Sellars of Fort Story, Va., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sellan Recent &Uesta or Mr. and Mra. Carson Hl.yes were Mr. lllnd Mn. Carson Hayes Jr. Chicago. Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ha,yu and daughtet Arcbetta lnd Mr. and Mrs. Max Bowers, chJ!dren of Columbus, Mr. and' Mra. William Hayes, children, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes, ,children, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs. Alfred i "*"·6k • dllrs. Clara Sellen baa receJv,ecU i and 1ST 8ATTIRV I ~.~. \YHY t e.-,; YOUR Smokey Says: and infs. ··t9D.· Car Salesman • o. ~- Ev• "Sofely" • • the topic of Hlp. Before You Buy t" BARGAINS GALORE I At 1:00PM (3) In Memorion I New &raper Friday, Oct: 15 1121 , Real Memhen f Mason Furn. Co. w. ! l TO IWIOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1 will not be respoDJible for e • Dn.. ~PTA­ olin. ,..,. Beulah Ward and Martha Thomp son of Galhpolil spept the week end with Mr. and Mra. Fraalll Winebrenner. Mra. Okey Bo1p of MoundsviJie, W. Va., 1peat a rew days with Holly Friend. Mrs. Obarles Hysell baa been returned to her "home from"'-the )kip General Hospital. John Crew has entered the Metgs General Hospital. Patty Oiler and Mrs. Alice Flanagan of Parkel'5burt: spent the week end wit.b Mr. and Mrs William Dtddle and Mrs. Anna Oiler. Elsie Swartz o( Gallipolis, Roy Thompson of Lisbon, and Story Thompson ol Cleveland called on Hugh Thompson Sunday. t Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm spent the weekend with Mr. and ClUCAGO UP-Chicagoans art Mrs Raymond Teaford and (am. getting their first new Skyscraper ily of Chester. smce 1934 with the erection of the ' Mrs E S. Mills u vusitmg Mr. $40,000,000 Prudentia1 Plaza. and Mrs 0 . 0 Patterson, Rutland. It! 601 foot high roof will be the Mr and ;.,:n. Roger Quisenberry highest in the cny and command and daughters of Athens, Mr and a view of Illmois, Induma, Miehl· Mrs. Don Quisenberry. Middle~ ga.n and W1sconsm under ideal port, Mr. and Mrs. Christy Baer weather conditions. of Mmersville were Sunday a:ueJta of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen. The Prudential Insurance Com Georp D. Cbrlatopber • llarpret Trumaa Mr and Mrs A H. Baer pany Of America is pouring about Ttpton, Iowa, are v1s1hng her sis· 31,000 tons ef structural steel, the CONGRESS CANDIDATE George H. Chrtatopher'a eampatrn In ter, Miss Marcia Karr. eqUivalent of four ordmary -&lzl;! Mtasourl'• fourth dtlltrlct ta being epeatbeaded · by Marg¥et Truman, who acceptt.d tbe JOb Of l'leadlng the "Youth for ChrW.o. Mr and' Mrs. Charles Tolliver 20 ator')> buildings, mto its new pher'' movement. Chrlatopher was a .-epresentatlve from the old and son T1mmte of Nelsonville 41 story Dhnms and Ind1ana head· sixth dl11tr1et. Now he IJ running agalnat Incumbent Jeft'rey P. spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. quarters . When the buildmg Is Hlllei.son, Republican, of "Independence. Democrat Chrilrt.opher c:omplete<f m 19~ 1t wJll contain Wtlltan1 El.chtnger opera.t~.s a 960~acre tarm. {lnternaUoncU) l\I!ss Marie Houdashelt has re~ approx1ma1~ly 1,000,000 sqt~.are ' turned to her employment in At. feet of rentable space. LEGAL NOTICE agamsl her fnr d1vorce, alimony, hens after spending her vacation The shm, towermg white struc· Mmda B. Smtth, who restdes at I restoratwn of property and other w1t1l her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lure wilL bave the appearan~e bl Ripley, West Virgmta, R. D. 1, c. o. relief, in Case No. 12,212 of the W1!ham Houd.ashelt . a glass house. A total of 2700 l!:stel Smith, is bercby notified Common Pleas Court of Meigs Mr and Mrs. Everetl Lucas has double glazed "picture type" wln· that Albert Lawrence Smtth, as Cvunty, Ohw; plamtlff further al · returned home to Portsmouth af- dows will shut ou.t extenor templallltlff, on the 27th day of Sep· leges that de~endant 1s Lhe owner ter spending two weeks With her perature, dirt and no1se the year ternber, 1954, ftlcd hts petition ot an undJVided mterest m that mother, Mrs. Ethel Quillen. roand. These wmdows wtll be piv· certatn real estate m Scipw TownMr and Mrs. Dale Teaford and otcd to permi.t washing: from wttb ~ ship, Metgs County, Ohio, as des- family spent Sunday wtth his par- in. Indtvldual temperature control ' crtbed m Deed to A. L. Sm1th Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tea- will be ,mstalled m tvery room. and Minda .;a~ .SltJ'th [tom llama of Aa.tlquily. '' I ' " \' 1 Reeves alld '!Mtnlde J Reeves, reMr. and Mrs. Edtwin Doone and RuseheU, children, Middleport, Mr corded 10 Volume 160 at Page &>7 children of Columbus spent the and Mrs. Raymond Hayes, daughof the Mieigs County Deed Re· weekend w1th her mother, Mrs. ter, Anna LotWee of Pt. Pleasant rorcfs, reference to which IS here-- Anna MeCoy. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Alexander by· made. Plamtiff prays for diMrs, Grace Otler and son Jim vorC'e, allmony and that defen- Bill were recent guests of rela- of. Columbus and Mr and Mrs . dant's mlerest m saHl real estate tives U} East Liverpool and Wells- Harry Bradford of Safty Harbor, Fla., were recent guests of Mrs. be awarded to p!atnliff and that burg. Becca Spencer. defendant he enjnmcd from diS· Harald Weaver has returned to POlling of the same pendmg th1s Mrs . Frances R1tter vtsited her aclwn the navy at Great Lakes. He was and daughterio!aw, M,r. and son accompanied by hu fam1ly. Mrs. Richard Ritter, Allentown, Satd cause wdl be for hearing Mr.· and Mrs. Earl Price and Pa. 011 or after the 12th day Or Nov· Mrs. Mmme Prtce of Hawthorne, ember, 1954. N. Y., and Mrs. Lucy Scott of Mrs . Vada Cair::twell <1f Atllens ALBEUT LAWRENCE SMITH Belpre, were recent guests of Mrs. is spendmg the week w1th Mrs Plamltff. W. S. White. John Crew. MANNING n . WEBSTER, Mrf': otis Ramey of Potnt PIQsAttorney for Plamtlff ant was the recent guest of b~ 1 <Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oldaker (Q) 20; 110) 6, 13, 20. }7; s1ster, Mrs. John Crew. are anouncing tht!' birth of a son t) 1) 3, 10, 7tc • at the Hob.er Hospital, October Mrs. Albert Duckworth and Mrs 3. He weighed 7 lb and 3 ounces George Scbnetder and daughter He has been named Tbomas AI· Eleanor Kay 3pent Saturday with bert. Graadparents are Mr. and Miss Emma Duckworth, K.aaauga. Mn. Raymond Wolfe and Mr. and · Mrs. Anna McCoy was the .re- Mn. Albert Oldaker. cent guest of Mr. and MI-a. A. L -:--Morris, Ravenswood, ----------------l--~~~::..- -------·,------ Ballplayer Takes Off-Season Chore W•s· -w SHE'S CAMPAIGNING FOR HIM the nall!m m l'l Th cttunc tn as a TV's RADIO-TV ABC 1n<ll!er vf ptldt• r dau,ghters "Kukla, N'EV!.SREEL Fran and Ollie" Nil! Join lhr 111 10 th e hope that are gr~bbmg ~ number of spon · l· 1 h , lhrlr , c- p('(' llv .. surs ntghtly w1th their wonderlu\ hu:;,,,~~:: ":::::1 molhccs' a h,i antics. ~e~~ste _Holm. ' 1" ,".~I r ' " • rl "" • f 1 I I '~Il l litr&e wbit.. 411 to 48\t, mii 46 to 48~. medl11m1 · wliol.uale, conwoereial eeot A, utu 1•'1• wblle 48\2, ·b rown 42 to 48 14; mod~ 1 urns 22 to 23 1·2; ~~nan 1' to Chie.lr:en&. 1te.dy on bem 1teady to weak; fnen bono, beovy 10.11; beaa, llabt 11; otd r001ten B-10;, youq: tom turkeys 32 1-2 to 23~ YOUDI hea turkey1 37·39; youq ben turke,s 44 to tO. Butter, 80 Jc:ore- 6C5. Mr. aod Mn. 1. W. So.uloby o( Dover, 0 .; Mn. William NC;Ne aad daughter Karen of Raelne; Mr and Mrs. Samuel Gibba and children of llinenville. ------------ . r•oouc• Jteady, UDCbaD,edi OINCilOIATI, 0. ;~~=:~ CII!ICXNNATI Pt. Pleuant; Mr. liidiCri. Ho-.rard Soullby of New l'l>Daclolp~La, o ; 100.000 ft. or ..;-o,-.-F1RESH~,. . .,--,CUT:;, POPI.All, WAl.NUT or CH£11· RY LOGS. DeliVered lA> BaU Run. ~e or write Ivan Car~ •l • • • • • • • • Peter J..ind Hay es and Mary Healy have ta()<:! rocorded aU or thetr CBS radto shows so the} could do a four -week stand at the By LAWRENCE WITTE Sands m Las Vegas . M!h\ c o n wd~ wnters. at one The Ot·tober 17 NBC- TV Co \1!11<' ot ;mot her haH corned a mtody Hour w1U star M1lton Berle, pu 111m of thet r l!vt ng grmdmg Smith and Dale and Mt!Zt Green ou t mother- 1n·la \\ · JukPs in th.c Friars Frolic A ~ \l {lct's,.,fu l cumed} se ncs Loutse Allibntton star r1r fec.lut 11>~ .1 lllother tn law who 1s "Cc ncernmg M1ss Ma rlow e" seer,. lm·rd h\ het son· m-law, h.owever, daily on NBC- TV , LS no new~~ to u~rlr!~tatt \hC' eaSl'. on the comer to TV She has done guest u m q uc ~Hie shots on many d.ramatte shows plus appearances ti S a panehst BL t ' Ocr•t•mber· Brtde !S JUS l on "I've Got A Se>eret" and th<~t ,1 h.ghl1 sucr ess ful Sllu a 1"Slatge Door" Nevertheless, she! \1 111 ullH't!) cenl eim.{ on thatl rrankly admJts that "Concernmg 1 alkgn\1~ rarr ~pl'Cleti lhc !ova- Miss MarloWe" was a challenge-: bl 1· mol hL•r tn luw Aft et· two and qUite dtflerent (r om any}tJ.I S , n th e L'BS Hadw ndv..urk, ! thmg she has done . This Pa r k!' LL' \ wh o C'rrated and mcludes an tmpress !vc list of wrdt' the 'it tl r~ has lau nched 'I I, theatrical aettvitieS ~hat took ber 111 :l'" J<.·I a l it n w th l BS- T\', on from the Pasadena Playhouse to IL' h 1 ~~11111 Untversal PICtures and recently u' 111tu!' of 1 t ~ \'en premhe, to Broadway where she pla}ed th e.s huw 1s (Prta 1n to ha\e 1111 11' the lead for several week s m the wm ul \ tc wet s Mot hers· In l:Jwl "Seven Year ltck." , Reports Recent pett. of · lin. Vn• SOul8b)l' and Gletlna wer~ Mr. and Mrs. Jamet Soullby ·~ diUJhter - · -+-Wanted ,.. Pame~v- 1)1-BII.mlH... n MAl. - I I PRI.ND - • :RICHARD S. OWEN ....... ·'· .... General Maaarer JACK L. COLLETTE .. For • hfllltocl d-, ... oll.r JOU lhh opporlunlly to tave $10.00 on Cl new Model•.tOO'-Mwest ond f l - WARM MORNING deluxe coal dteuloto<. Hoots up to olx , _ , hoo oxcluot.. "Dtaft. 0-Motlc' control and now 'Eaor fiii-Na Spell" feed " - ••• plw all af WARM MORNING'S othot groat foo"""l So COfllll In now. Btlng the coupon along and- SIO ""thlo great new Moftl . •..ocr Wam Morn... Only $ 149•95 _ (Lao ,... ........... , Is ,., ONlY COAL HEATER Wltfl faiiOIS 1 4-Fiue Firebrick' Coatructio1 ---.._ ...................... ..... ............ ........................ . . . .ln • • ~ • • �/ ~ •• rage Two •• ·' ' The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy •.Middleport, Ohio 'SHO~SHINE BOYS. ' The DAII..Y SENTINEL • ' OF 'tBI :tRlUI • MUON 4.RI:A Published every aftfl't'oon ueept SUnda:r b1 Tbe Olllo ValleJ" llt!Dtlnel, Ine .• at 110 .Mocbanlc St , Pomeroy, o . Bu:s.lne&i orrrce phone M, ~htol'laJ oll:\ce pAonc BY7. &'ered as aecon4 t.Ja:ss malllq matter •t the po..t oft\ee 11 PomerOy, Ohto. ' • • • • • . . I .. ' · WednesCiay, October 13,1954 . - Nutlonru advertll!llng representative, BottlneUi -Kunball, IDe., 34:1 1ex1ngton Ave ,N ew York Cit}. 16, N. Y. Snbsaiptlun rates. Dell\ tor) bv -:arrier wbere avaUabte 30 cents per Wf'f'k. one ) car m nl!vanc1· at Tht Dally Sentinel offtce, $H5. ~; slz months, !7 80; thre-e months , $3 00 By motor route where available, one month $1 By m all one ~r $8 , six months S4 25, three m r.nths, t2 50 one m onth, $1. man, · · Pomeroy, Ohio, Route 2. ' IIJ.6.7k • John M. Bowen who ,waa injured aix weeka ago at the Foundry is improving aahafactarlly at home. Mr. and Mn. Fred Hudson spent several ~ days last week wiLh bil aunt, Mrs. Ro.e Thompson. Mrs Vena Soulabf and Glenna spent Tuesday with relatives in Ironton, 0 . STATIC MR$ IDWAID WALL (left) of J"lu.tllfll N. Y.. weep. as she walt. tor ~ewe of her tiueband, ehiet englneei of the Ul·fated fre.tghter J.formacklte, at Norfolk, Va. News aever came. With her 11 hE-r e~tter-fn law. Mra. Clarence Hough. Thf' Mormf'I C]<Jta c:>r~ 1 7.f'd . I t 1,.:ethel C'l o>t r wtll \l, i\< h lht• I _ Amertcan HomebUl•Jding Reach•mg G" • B Th h Th c :.~·'~!~ c:~~~~;~ . ;·~~~·~,k~·~,~ ~ •gaulle oom · roug out e ountry 1 hushant.ls CBS-TVs Hone&Uy . Celestt' , 1 s how J<'S I f or now hu a stan-dan:i squelcher fur I while buglb 1\la 1 , 1a.c:l' co un selor~ nught pos s1hh p1 t'~l-il ht' th e show to trou bird (< \ltpks ~;eek 1ng then· adnre .,barh;• lms ami baclu•lorettes ma~ t 11 1n •o 1t h1 p1n g to lt•arn a tnck nr two hdtH l' :akmg the h1g ~ltp >\ !I 111 all th t Sprmg By1n,g ton sta t n· 1 ha ~ a 1eady-ma~l' <Jurl1 enrt' rr, '"' 1musmg treatm ent of th~· so l a! lt·d · mother m-law pro bit m · · rejoiner "Pick me up on the sl'l any Sunday at mne·thi.rty 1" . N Y columnist J-"rank Farrell has a wonder .ABC i"ad1o show dculy and Sunday mgbts at 930 pm (EST). Newest toast along vtdl'o row Here 's to the three great Ameri e.an btrds' Ma3-• yuu always have an eagle m your pot· ket , a turb·~ on your table and Old Crow 1n your glass ' The Adventures of Rm Tm arc now seen every Frtday mght over ABC- TV Wonder what Lass1e 1 w1!1 say about thi s' Watch and. l 1~ten for the newest stngtng sen sat1on Rose-mary Patge She's a nf'w rcccrdmg star who'll shoot That's all to the top-but fast' I fn r now 1 ' dllbts contrac-ted by l)tber than myself. , anyon~ Dalo 0. CUndiff. Muon, W. Va. , . Editor'a Nate: All over Am•ricil lOWing IS the first. anteed by tbe Cederal government. h BY DAYTON MOORE Foreclosures have betm "extreme1 1 new om•a are apr ng ng up. 8 u 11 · United Pren St•ff ~orreapondent ly low." dozer' slice their way through WA.S~TON O'P-Su~urbi~. Construction eosts average about vast wooded tracts or pasturt U S. ~, . u; undergomg a g1~anttc $10,000 a house. But buyers have lands and soon • new suburb:- multJ-bllhoa. dollar face hfh.ng. to pay considerably more because ,ometimes even • whole new NetN homes are sprmg111g up by of the additional ~osts of la:td 't . b Th h the hundreds of thousands on and landsraptng and sellers' proCl ~~~~ orn . • postwar o.me·j what a few years back were pag fits bu1ldmg boom I• one of the most ture slopes, hUed fields or coonOwners Get More Value aignifinnt stori•s in th• epic of try woodland A substanllal percent&ge or new ( America . What are the prop011Mtlhons of Americans are tast- homes is being built by large- - - - THIS AND THAT: Disk jock lions of this boom? How long will mg for the first hme the satis- scale real estate clevelopers who WE WISH TO TIIANK our many eys around the country are all it l1st? What is its impact on f.achon of living in homes of their put up hundreds of houses of friends, relatives and netjhbors, dedicatmg that oldie, "Don't th& economy? What is ih irlnFNct own Add1honal hundreds of thou· nearly idenhcal construetion sid:e t · who helped so mu(!h during tP..e Cry Joe, Let Her Go," to Joe on the economy? These end other s:mds are livlng m mooern apart- by side. Although thts makes for IUness and deatb-of our mother, DtMaggto thts week . . . questions •re answer&d by Dayton ment developments wh1ch have monotony, t bas resulted in home Mrs. Elizabeth Hess. also for 1 Moore, UP Konomic writer, in sprouted coast 'to coast smce the owners gettmg more home value Gene Raymond, Ho&t of NBC the1r sympathy, ktndness and tw~>-part series of wbk:h the fol. war. TV'' "Fires 1de T~eater" each ~ nora] offerings. ror their money. tuesday evening, gained his ~-;-:-:.;:-::;;;;:::.;:;,;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;,;;;;;;;;;.;:;;;.;;;~~;;;;,;~~i~ Since 1949 MOre tha.v'I,OOO,OOO Occu,-nt purc-h••lng of We wish to express our thanks urtie•t acting eJipenence in ~ 'flew hmlly units .have IMtn ~ed hom" et anything like the pr•· alSo to Re~. Rufus Casto, th't'~ 5tock produd1cns of 'SUccessful each Y••r to the nutnbtr of ~otnts s&nt rar. would . b• IMponlble who sang, the pa)Jbearerit, and Broadway !iohows .ncludtng "Rip in the UnJted St•tes. the Foglesona: Funeral Home. without the •••ltr fln~nclnt m•de Van Winkle," "The Crowded 1'hls home bulldmg boom has ' The Hess Childr&n by th• t.dettl IOYfl'n- lli-Ja-ttc Hourl" and "Mrs. W1ggs of the been one of the eh1d props of ponible m•n~. Cabbage Patch." He wal educa· 1he nation's postwar economy. In the 1920s, the buyer of a 'WE WISH TO EXPRESS our sin· t~ at the Profenional ChildIt has st1mulated not only closenew home Uiually had to borrow ren'siSchool in New York. Genl cere appreciation to OlM" neigh. ly related indust1'1es such as rna~ on two or three mortgages comj' one of those 'r:.triiies- a nat· bors 1nd frierids for their kind· tenals, plumbing, electricity not ing due in lump suDis 1D three to iv._e New Yorker where he was nen and sympathy at tbe time money-lending but ftve years. OrJg1nal interest rates to mention bOrn on August 13, 1908.. the death of our husband and or r 1 scores of others mcludmg home ran from 6 to 10 per cent and relklb Hope's guests of1 his Nov.. Joseph H . PetHt ~ o o. 1. c. PIGS. s. H. Layman, father, !:W YORK- TI.ere has been a sale o:r:~. cashmererurn 1slttngs, hardware, nursery Bash,..n·Keno Road. 1().11 ..3tp · charges often pushed financing 9 program, to bt! filmed in lon~11! thanks to Dr. Ruasell Her. overcoats and, havmg worn them since the far,nung and the transfer busLness. total interest charges up to 12 don, will be Maurice Chevalier daYs when you coUld aft'ord them even less thaft Helped Stop Depruslon ptan, the EwJng Funeral Direc- SWEET CIDER ond DROPPEI) FOR SAlE--8 room bouse per C'Cnt. and Orsc.n Welle,. This will inc of 2 four room now, and thus being spoiled for any other kmd. Spokesmen for the mdustry say \ors, the Rev. Robert styers Ai>PLES. D~llcibus. Staymall you have just bought one and have come out into rnark Chevali~r 's video debut Now loans guaranteed or insur. and all wbo belped ln an:yway, each with beth ahd Winesap and Rome Beauty. the atreets of the c1ty m the late mommg. thl! housmg surge has been the ed •by the government are !1vailin lh1 s. c~untry . . . 10·13-llc · The Famlly. Webster Orcbaf'd... near Chester, , .,I won•t use it for months and months, but ft'It biggest smgle fac.:tor m feniling able at interest rates of 4~J or 5 last week we athmded the 0. . e.n.tr of( depresSlon stnce the war. per cent snd so-called "conven. eost 110 much rnore !n a couple of months," you thinc!ig in honor of Ben G:-o!is' They compare its role to that tional" financing at about 5 to 6 told yourself- but now you emerge onto the s1de30th ar1niversary in radio-TV , walk, from the huge 11tore, and you teel tt•e genue' played by the automobile mdus- per cent with government insur. •1N LOVING REMEMBRA.NC! of IS a critic that is., and 'ihe ~ub . try after World War I. klss of the September sun , .. and the first cool ance. Claude Darst who paued away lishing of his new book "I Loolcbreeze ot autumn. The breeze rutfles your hair, or AbetU t 12 blli•on dollars a year more important ror home one year BiG today, October 13. EVen ed And I Li'tened." The boolc, wotdd' ru:l!'le It If thE:re were enough to rutrle, and Js bemg :spent now to build new buyers is the fact they can pay Con~ but not forgotten . Mts. wtlich l!i published by Random homes An additional 5 billion is you shiver, In your blue summer suit, and lay f)(f the loans-principal and in· Claude Darst and family . House ,(3.95). ts. a must if you .!() soon 1 being laid out nnnually for home tere. s t-in monthly payments over ..._10-13-1tc enjoy radio and TV. Gross, who Mel Heim&r' So you walk slowly up Seventh avenue, through mamtenance and repair. The bulk is tht N Y. Daily Naws' critic, , Melattchoiy day~ the streaming pedestrian tratfLc of the garment of new buildmg IS on the cuff, :.::_w<~ or 20' 25 oc ••en 30 I 8;;;-;-) ht,s dene • magnificent jab of 1 <lTC near area, and ask yourMit where ll has gone. It was With Uncle Sam himself mswrmg con~ns~ng three decade' of only the other day that you had that last dip In about 40 per cent of the mortTh '35 PLY<IIIOUTH COUPE. $75. t41i gages ur.day: Th• future .t the inforniat broadcasting history :he Atlantic off :Miaml Beach and chmbed reluctantly Into the big Grant St. Middleport . Phone in 344-page tome. )'nne, only chmb out of It In New York snd smell the wsrm, fresh. It Ia estlmetlll tta.t :;:•·:~j·,.;;h~ou:;;•;;lne~~boom;:~·;;.;;;;;;:;.;;~;;:t;;;;:;:;:, 6394-M. 1()-13.3tp )r and say gee, it's almost here. You Immediately bought the red k illilSIDmN'CE-In P..,eo;w, ( WCH' ers, carpenters, JNinters.. MlKE NOTE'S At Ih c- Grrnss pnverlible and grappled skillfully w1th the maJor problem of the time, ro..., and b&lh. Til~d. klieno, 'SO CHEVtiOLET deluxe CON· sons, cancrete handlers part~ WI' md our old fn r nd , Anding a new bathing suit to fit. modern, electric Water lae'iter. VERTlBLE. Ex~ellent conditl<~n. Gel)tgc "The Real" MrCn\ who j • .• doter p.ltot•. My l•bortn-h•vt sink, Elettfi'e stove, cablnitta, $585 Extras. Terma can be arIS a prl's.s agent tut netl aclot • on-s.lr. homtbuildlnt IoM. anJ 'cli>sela. Harqlllood lloiiro, ranged. Call 8002-J. tiJ..ll-3tt Gecrge l.S fcn\Ul ed m many of "l'HERE WAS THE END OF THE THEATER SF.ASON', trickling Additional hundreds or thoUI· venotilJD )>ll~da .. AiyioliliUtq ~\wo. TV\ most popular drama s mclu ·l away and then vamshing Into a frlghtenmg orgy of summer etock, ands are, employed to turn out thi!l Em:W.sed aide P.. ..ti, F;tpnl din>g "Stud to One." A great actor j and the qukk trip to Los Angelea and the smell of the ftowers on the mou'ntains of materials and equip. 19" FQIU> VB J dr. Dlx. Sedan. JM!reh"pr ii\ooj>. 1\liiCk oOIII!I)I~· hill!, the wary meetlng with Joe Ferrer's dog, Cuddles, an outsize: ment ror n-· and a gre <Jtrr gu~' .... homes $895. BlaeUbar's, Pomeroy. !llt~o fi)llah. Goll4 't'"'. Great Dane. And as SUburbu eJrl)ands neii'•H • • 1£H!.6tt ·hle f'.Wilt. SJlade tr,as: ·t:Jw,. 1 uc tt 11 Y oun g star of ''The There waa the return to the emptylng·Ol!t Manhattan and the feel- · schools and •<Mitional ga '. M.t Lon•tt<J Young Show" nn NBClng of relief and snobl)ery of some kind as the streets cleared opt a d t t sb. w r olt l'by JIOO. l,e., tblil ftlre 1951 DODGE 2 dr. Sedan. $1195. and you were left with your strange friends, the ones who even like ~dedseolwer sy~ ehms mus e proBlaettnar's, Pomeroy. 10-9-Ste. TV Sunda} nl!lhls w a~ born m1 VI ong WJt new .streets OfiM.IWI ..,.,..IPIIo!_ R.ESID n 1111\t ro'uto i 43. Sah I Jkc Ctty hut her fanuly i N~e;:r~;: t~~mf~=~~~ afternoon that you erawted bravely off th• highways. . . ~e ihtlJ·ei~~! \152 ~ ' i.. l 2illilile~ lrom Pool)!r!lt': lrioo.. front ~~:~d sh~? w~u lr\~,~/~(~i~~; n v~~~Dg I superstructure of Tabjo lllnto 60 feet ol Long Ial&nd water, and thft [( the housi~l ~rctJ~ ••·i!nt•~ ~~ ilild ;wkw ...oJ. ~jluoe. l ~oWn, 2 ri~. Utge Five Points. nl,.ht when you dropped out of the poker game early and went up Gne:, brand neW rfiOPplllt& "' ...._......,: ~ rront ·~i¢h. • Eitcloiill ·llloet appear{'od wl!h AIFnnm· War:.luf tn13a lto"C•ntcal Park and Jay around on the •· O'"t"ass, listening to the bl.n41 must beN bu1JtT to serve · reo!. ' Inquire oi stlent mov1e !he age • it. u ~-~oretr. Mollie~ ·b6uie , Wlt,it 3 • owns ,..,...." .....,.;;·~. ' - .l • , or Paul for(Juef On the mall and Its sweet obbligato of youilr •ove's convenatlon Sedan. rooirii ~il4 r/io~l pq\'<b Oil lame · she rd .~ Pol1;· :; twllo Ann, call and ro, [ around you. Pomeroy, Ohio. her 1ntr oldl"!rc cpt stsln . 1 1n some eues such as ~~:~$m~~~~u-~-~~ lol, 1\l A. ol. ci .. iiore0 There were cool afttrnoons ~n Sardi'l, f!Olilely aaktng stan of .tale, ftfi. Y:; ,ant;l M.1~-t City, was awarded a {O tl i' ~~~ frurn Mer and cli\lrclio.. 'GarQ'e. lelopbono screen and puppet shows where they were goinr ln liCe and wbJ'I ~ ebtiM 11ew towns hive been I FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 111~ 1 ele<lr~lty, bOtUo JU, Sdmo V} n LI'Ro\· M · s Yml n ~·s fl rst the warm day when you said well, today I'll take that ai.gb.tteera' boat frOm .erateh. A city or ,as,OOO rru1t. ila11 ""~oOl b1la r4ute. "grown t;p'· lOll' tn the movtes tour of Manhattan Island-but, of cout'le, never dtd. Bingle family 'honres, to hou.te I TiftlllE ROOM ipartmenta lloRAi., ~ENCE- ~ · rocilno, was 10 "Naug ht. r~u t Nlrc,' si al There were weekends-not enough of them-trying desperately J)I)O ,pvaim.J. hts been started batbs, and 1•raae. Wondertu' r·r ,r Lol\(rnl\.1ro!ll' h d h ftretromcool • ~.,,. 'l ias'flli'ttace. Drilled. well. t% A. to make your crosfl(ourt backhand be ave un er eavy n'OUston, Texas. l~ation. REAsoNABLE. ~bon• YARIII--'5 ,.. D·roOlil h4iue. ·llarn, calculating opponents, and the wonderful dawn when you turned the Tbe Fe'deral Re.rerve Board 1101-Y. l~r etc. EII!Ctrlcll}'. mall, 1<h~oJ; red convertible toward Saratoga and counted the rabbit• and woOd· mated that occupants or a b)ll ldd ~Olitli rolili. • ' · chucks atandmg eitently and mollonleasly on the wet gra.e• u you homt IJf'ellid ltt "ast $1500 for T'"Ailtb'ii!H~k-:.__,8 \ROOM MODiillltl Dwelllna, • F ARII:-U J!:, ll tqblri houao. Baht furniture and spphanees rolled by them on the parkways. II room ap~eo~,- tJnt iloor There were frustrating mornings for two weeks, the-/\, tr)'lnl' to 1 th b 're i · eC! ete. 8 toWJ, a}l(l l 1orsu. ChePhone Pome'roy 810-M. U)·7·•J reach the 520-yard ftfth green In four instead of the usual Ave, and 1 e new ~~uses a eqhu ~'••tsllin:l Vrolet lf1\i!l< Jru!lu~ed. another sad morning eoming a1ound the torner of the Vande~J\ acce , app llll~u .•uc I! slto~t Rfilll' ~aeliey. rttc. ID&.L ]'IIAIT.m SPACE anu barn, by the three-eighths pole, and seeing Native Dancer, done wl~ mae~ne_,. Thn allda up tod•"•aj!l'e Pearl F. P~lr,. ~~~pfe~,itla· able h to high tehoo1. Pbom reclng, walkmg glumly nround in a circle, head banglng, for his .&b~t Jh ~be ;a_~ for ~e tin, PoQI~~y I!. b, No. 1, ~r OOIM.X. IIHI.&tc morning exercise. And the latr: Sunday afternoon, driving reluctantly hoqoh~_I:I. J:OOih lhd.O•tt:Y. JllqQ)re , P~rkoii's Rfl);auri~t. Tht ~ iWit Of back to the city ane. stoppmg evtry nve m1les to ,b.sk the fruttstand I'O.,.roy. ·• IM3-lte operators impa.tl,ntly wily they had no Concord grapes, Iince they Wer U With .. . fin~- ··::·:"_c:·, ' ' ' "' J ' • had always had them before 11• in 1fii ftl• • T. I 2) Card Of Thanks •1 1-IC:; . I N ===--= --- lote Edith Beon Wolter Brown , -.";A;-'u-:-to-::S::-a-:-les--.- - I j -- I ;ran · a. · ilf. . .. • .:&." , I • • • / THEN, WITH A SIGH, BACK TO THE WARM ~ITY, and the ' ' y, ' I I A IIDlOUiderin,c clprette could be t ··DANGEROUS MOMENT"" --~ long nights m front of the typewnter, trying grimly to ftnleb the novel in time for the Octobtr 1st Ueadline: and the resumptton of the patient war with the p1ess agents, wherem you tried to be poUt. in explaining that well, you doubted your readers really would want tl) know much about a young movie actress of uq_known ca.pabntUei.even though the 11tudio had such terribly tJigh hopes for her. They went that way, the months. Yest erday th e •urs t r n •• "•y ....... breezes ha.d come-and yet l'lere you are, f~ellng the first sad, warning pat of the autumn wind, on crowded, bleakly sunny Seventh ave.. nue juat below tt~e 40s. Tomorrow the bealltlful catastt·ophe or t)J.e tree leaves llushiug orange and red and then the falling wJII beg~n . Sq' MOn. It ien't pollible, 11 it? Oh-lt "r Alw $100 to 2475 Wed dong Rfltlt 12.50 . - ~ j !,!,Ito. I """""""""'""""'""'""'""..__..oi;!i..,.,:t., ,,.,,. " " and superb Over 40 Dogs To Be Entered In Field Trials At Kanawha Some forty bird dog,, melud. ing both pointers and setters, are ex~ed to be entered 10 the Kanawha J:o'ieid Club trials to beJd at the Pt. Pleasant Management Area on October 24. PreHminary arrangements have been made for the tr&als and fin· 1n a al pla-ns are to be made meet-in-g of the club's board of dtrectors on Sunday when they meet at the stle of the trials. Two stak'Cs will be run on the :!3rd. They are the Puppy State, for doga; whelped smee January 1, 1954; and AU Age Stake, dogs of all ages On the 24th there win be the Derby for dogs wheq,ed after January 1, 1963, and the Gun Dog Stakes for shooting dogs . Entrance lee ts $6 for the Pup· and Derby Stakes and $8 for Age and Gun Dog stakes En· tranls are asked to contact Thomas Perry, Route One, Athens, 0 CALLS ARE ANSWERED The Pomeroy Fire- ~partmeni wu oaUed to East Maio Street about ftve la9t Dtgbt, when a· car, owned by Willard Wilson, cauaht f1re, wh-ich happened when some were w1res shorted. DamagC5 minor. The emergency squad was call ed to the home of Floyd Clark, Spring St., but Mf'. Clark wu dead when the squad arnved. ' styling you WINTER COTTON find in DOUGLAS SHOES! DRESSES The season's PRICED AT newest $3e95 $4.95 $5.95 styles are here!. $8.95 SIZES 12 to 20 DARK COLORS - MERCEDES CONDON THESHOEBOX Judson White · Viola McCullough Co-Managers DRESS SHOP E. Main St. Pomeroy, tl()fJO ltioh·ltwltio MAI!l\'N . W~ng lint .42.50 NOTICE Fur Coats ~:~~ II•'"'"''~ Middleport Department Store - Middleport, Ohio JR. CLASS SPONSORS SALE The Jumor rlass of llacine High School is sponsoring a bake sale to be beld at Gaul's Grocery Store Saturday, starting at 10 A. M. Robert Beegle, class president. stated that lbere are some very good eoob in. tbe Junior c!ass. Soon As Possible '"" v., homemDlf, fudge f Rutloncl Furn, Co. STRONG on looksEASY on your feet Pleose Call For As. lhl'\l"ft •Jt h• "'tUI II tr•J!I>I'd '- Creo~ier, 5m"ther 1 $299 00 ' FROM STORAGE : ,.; .- E w· Furn"itu'n · • RETURNED P.IIIISIN, ttte retearcb ' Jl-. anal,.,t of ptlterlnC Ht:tf't a.• "menta from '"• tli)Mr; ~·t N•u~,nal Seeurut a(.... .-,. •• . e............ ...... , ~~~ ~ Only one diam!?nd in bun· dreds meeu ' Keepsoke standards of exc:ebence. for Keepsake is ·the' puf•ct diamond ring, en• dorsed by the fam<;>us Good Housekeeping Seal. You ~an pay more, but you can't buy a finer diamond ring thin 1 perfec1 Keepaak~ lll8!liiA!It:llli ~Uillft ..... ' 3 Rooms ,_ . way Pat:relmaD .w. a.. Da."4. JdJ,o' V!' ...... JUett .apet:l.er .t t1l• ceatral lk:l PTA. meeliq: bel'd . -MoDA \ Jfel Clu!<, Pbiladtlp1lll PbWieo &ehool 411 eveniDJ, at the xhool, ouWtlder, wUl bqlo llto · dutlOI u 1 c;u Jal-.D fOI' t1ae Somer· The Lord'• Prll)'er ua· ple!lae Till• Moton CompUJ" Ja Polnt to &be ftq: opened the ~ .iJl PleJNat oa nat )looclay, it bu ebar1e of J1n. C1rl Will. ,predONLY • beelt aniiOUIICed bJ lin Soo:ser· dent. Durin& the buoln... -•lon ~ vWe ol the eorDPIDJ. plaOJ were disc.uued fo.r the au• Clark hu jut completed bb DUal Halloween party Which Wlll llkiJ•ed a. Thll: ar..., Ia A. tbitd aeaoa. la the majon, aU of be held Ortober 28, and a m~ log of tbe executive eo1111aitt.ee J Piece LIYIDa'a.o. bile them with tho Phll.t. S3t.OO DOW~ Oalr recenU1 be wu Civen re- waa called for Tbunda, <lot¥ Bllonee fa Euy Poymofl eogDitioa ., !be outaanclina baU Zl, at I p m. at the ochool. • · CINCINNATI LIV.STOCK pilfer ever to plaJ in tbe Class Tbe attendaoee banner See It Today at CINCINNATI 0. UP-Hop, 3800 A, J!aaUm t.ea1111e cllr ol Bebo- arded to the ...,on~ gradett•ulht moderately active : 50 to Me lower neetady, New York. b)' MiN Mary Vlr&mta ~ibel. B "·-~ 0 180 lo 240 lb lUI$ to 17.10; 180 Hra. Wbitaey Inpaham played Uwauu, • to 180 II> 18.10; 180 to 180 lb . ant lot off to • for tbe peany march. Or 280 lb 18.60i IOWJ DOc lower; lt.liO I tbil aeuoe and was used u a to 17. piodt biller for a blc part of the Father's night was ofl!f,enM Cattle 1100 ealvea 200; aeuon. Ia the lat. mouth of play and eaeh father present was inMaaon, VL ter 1teers aad yearliap ll~er, he played recularly and troduced. Refreshments were ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ately active; etud)'; choice and pounded the ball at a healthy aerved at the conclus1on of the J meetina:. - - - -- - - - - - - prime steen 28; ehoiee 23 to 23.10; clip. Sood 20.110 to 22 .110; utility aod Somerville hu Invited all of eom.mereial 12 to 17; eholee beil· Clark's fritllda to come iato tbe ~~iii!iiiiiiiiii!iiiPj en 22; ~ommereial and cood eomP1117 tllow rooms ia Point to 18; utility and eommercial Pleau.at to meet him at *II¥ Ume. bull• 12 to 13~ vealen firm; &ood He'U be happy to tilt with his ud eboice 18 to 27; prime 28; friends in the area. utility and commercial 12 to 18; commereial to eboice calvea oto,.d.r i 'rvl GO TO CLINIC at 12 to 18; medium and Reeeut aclmiuiolll' to the Masfeeder readiDD 1~.75 to 18. oa Cllnie are as follows· Sheep 1J00 steady; good FraMe~ Klein, Middleport, Obio, What a awell comb!· choiee lambs 17 to 19; utility to Mr. Arnold Shaver, Parkersburg, nation of footlow good t~ to 17; around 100 W. Va.; Mn. Alice Blaker, Mid· head eho~e and prime 21.Z2; ewes dleport, Ohio; Mr. Frant Young, cradling comfort 2 to 5. Muon, W. 'Va.; Mrs. Wanda Lar· lliDJ, Cheater, Ohio. • l'"'''"'"'" ,...,ltlilt illll\OIIi r.\r Int. lh• kiM eiftltructlon •rr tx;abfiii sNI;illy from wtr'l ~ ~ tiM 1 m11111H1..;. ytar n.arfr: II\ n•w koUslntt ita,_ Wts 'l.ril In l'hf., · New ltlt'tl bave remt1aed . . lh 1 m1 11 II)D a iflll' ...iMI.·· liW • 1itnce b en. 't J are rurmm.. ~ , I GU , {)0(). • . J. , • ., I Outi\ID'4int ~Ol1J~gfl on hou1t!1 :lMUl\' ~411• ftr to ~p~ M tiWfP~ ~~ll~• ~ :M~~ nb;,ilt ~ per cent maured or ,par· word of the death of her brotber. Henry L. Dixon at New Harmony, lnd: · Mr. .md Mn. Gary Sellars of Fort Story, Va., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sellan Recent &Uesta or Mr. and Mra. Carson Hl.yes were Mr. lllnd Mn. Carson Hayes Jr. Chicago. Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ha,yu and daughtet Arcbetta lnd Mr. and Mrs. Max Bowers, chJ!dren of Columbus, Mr. and' Mra. William Hayes, children, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes, ,children, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs. Alfred i "*"·6k • dllrs. Clara Sellen baa receJv,ecU i and 1ST 8ATTIRV I ~.~. \YHY t e.-,; YOUR Smokey Says: and infs. ··t9D.· Car Salesman • o. ~- Ev• "Sofely" • • the topic of Hlp. Before You Buy t" BARGAINS GALORE I At 1:00PM (3) In Memorion I New &raper Friday, Oct: 15 1121 , Real Memhen f Mason Furn. Co. w. ! l TO IWIOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1 will not be respoDJible for e • Dn.. ~PTA­ olin. ,..,. Beulah Ward and Martha Thomp son of Galhpolil spept the week end with Mr. and Mra. Fraalll Winebrenner. Mra. Okey Bo1p of MoundsviJie, W. Va., 1peat a rew days with Holly Friend. Mrs. Obarles Hysell baa been returned to her "home from"'-the )kip General Hospital. John Crew has entered the Metgs General Hospital. Patty Oiler and Mrs. Alice Flanagan of Parkel'5burt: spent the week end wit.b Mr. and Mrs William Dtddle and Mrs. Anna Oiler. Elsie Swartz o( Gallipolis, Roy Thompson of Lisbon, and Story Thompson ol Cleveland called on Hugh Thompson Sunday. t Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm spent the weekend with Mr. and ClUCAGO UP-Chicagoans art Mrs Raymond Teaford and (am. getting their first new Skyscraper ily of Chester. smce 1934 with the erection of the ' Mrs E S. Mills u vusitmg Mr. $40,000,000 Prudentia1 Plaza. and Mrs 0 . 0 Patterson, Rutland. It! 601 foot high roof will be the Mr and ;.,:n. Roger Quisenberry highest in the cny and command and daughters of Athens, Mr and a view of Illmois, Induma, Miehl· Mrs. Don Quisenberry. Middle~ ga.n and W1sconsm under ideal port, Mr. and Mrs. Christy Baer weather conditions. of Mmersville were Sunday a:ueJta of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen. The Prudential Insurance Com Georp D. Cbrlatopber • llarpret Trumaa Mr and Mrs A H. Baer pany Of America is pouring about Ttpton, Iowa, are v1s1hng her sis· 31,000 tons ef structural steel, the CONGRESS CANDIDATE George H. Chrtatopher'a eampatrn In ter, Miss Marcia Karr. eqUivalent of four ordmary -&lzl;! Mtasourl'• fourth dtlltrlct ta being epeatbeaded · by Marg¥et Truman, who acceptt.d tbe JOb Of l'leadlng the "Youth for ChrW.o. Mr and' Mrs. Charles Tolliver 20 ator')> buildings, mto its new pher'' movement. Chrlatopher was a .-epresentatlve from the old and son T1mmte of Nelsonville 41 story Dhnms and Ind1ana head· sixth dl11tr1et. Now he IJ running agalnat Incumbent Jeft'rey P. spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. quarters . When the buildmg Is Hlllei.son, Republican, of "Independence. Democrat Chrilrt.opher c:omplete<f m 19~ 1t wJll contain Wtlltan1 El.chtnger opera.t~.s a 960~acre tarm. {lnternaUoncU) l\I!ss Marie Houdashelt has re~ approx1ma1~ly 1,000,000 sqt~.are ' turned to her employment in At. feet of rentable space. LEGAL NOTICE agamsl her fnr d1vorce, alimony, hens after spending her vacation The shm, towermg white struc· Mmda B. Smtth, who restdes at I restoratwn of property and other w1t1l her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lure wilL bave the appearan~e bl Ripley, West Virgmta, R. D. 1, c. o. relief, in Case No. 12,212 of the W1!ham Houd.ashelt . a glass house. A total of 2700 l!:stel Smith, is bercby notified Common Pleas Court of Meigs Mr and Mrs. Everetl Lucas has double glazed "picture type" wln· that Albert Lawrence Smtth, as Cvunty, Ohw; plamtlff further al · returned home to Portsmouth af- dows will shut ou.t extenor templallltlff, on the 27th day of Sep· leges that de~endant 1s Lhe owner ter spending two weeks With her perature, dirt and no1se the year ternber, 1954, ftlcd hts petition ot an undJVided mterest m that mother, Mrs. Ethel Quillen. roand. These wmdows wtll be piv· certatn real estate m Scipw TownMr and Mrs. Dale Teaford and otcd to permi.t washing: from wttb ~ ship, Metgs County, Ohio, as des- family spent Sunday wtth his par- in. Indtvldual temperature control ' crtbed m Deed to A. L. Sm1th Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tea- will be ,mstalled m tvery room. and Minda .;a~ .SltJ'th [tom llama of Aa.tlquily. '' I ' " \' 1 Reeves alld '!Mtnlde J Reeves, reMr. and Mrs. Edtwin Doone and RuseheU, children, Middleport, Mr corded 10 Volume 160 at Page &>7 children of Columbus spent the and Mrs. Raymond Hayes, daughof the Mieigs County Deed Re· weekend w1th her mother, Mrs. ter, Anna LotWee of Pt. Pleasant rorcfs, reference to which IS here-- Anna MeCoy. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Alexander by· made. Plamtiff prays for diMrs, Grace Otler and son Jim vorC'e, allmony and that defen- Bill were recent guests of rela- of. Columbus and Mr and Mrs . dant's mlerest m saHl real estate tives U} East Liverpool and Wells- Harry Bradford of Safty Harbor, Fla., were recent guests of Mrs. be awarded to p!atnliff and that burg. Becca Spencer. defendant he enjnmcd from diS· Harald Weaver has returned to POlling of the same pendmg th1s Mrs . Frances R1tter vtsited her aclwn the navy at Great Lakes. He was and daughterio!aw, M,r. and son accompanied by hu fam1ly. Mrs. Richard Ritter, Allentown, Satd cause wdl be for hearing Mr.· and Mrs. Earl Price and Pa. 011 or after the 12th day Or Nov· Mrs. Mmme Prtce of Hawthorne, ember, 1954. N. Y., and Mrs. Lucy Scott of Mrs . Vada Cair::twell <1f Atllens ALBEUT LAWRENCE SMITH Belpre, were recent guests of Mrs. is spendmg the week w1th Mrs Plamltff. W. S. White. John Crew. MANNING n . WEBSTER, Mrf': otis Ramey of Potnt PIQsAttorney for Plamtlff ant was the recent guest of b~ 1 <Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oldaker (Q) 20; 110) 6, 13, 20. }7; s1ster, Mrs. John Crew. are anouncing tht!' birth of a son t) 1) 3, 10, 7tc • at the Hob.er Hospital, October Mrs. Albert Duckworth and Mrs 3. He weighed 7 lb and 3 ounces George Scbnetder and daughter He has been named Tbomas AI· Eleanor Kay 3pent Saturday with bert. Graadparents are Mr. and Miss Emma Duckworth, K.aaauga. Mn. Raymond Wolfe and Mr. and · Mrs. Anna McCoy was the .re- Mn. Albert Oldaker. cent guest of Mr. and MI-a. A. L -:--Morris, Ravenswood, ----------------l--~~~::..- -------·,------ Ballplayer Takes Off-Season Chore W•s· -w SHE'S CAMPAIGNING FOR HIM the nall!m m l'l Th cttunc tn as a TV's RADIO-TV ABC 1n<ll!er vf ptldt• r dau,ghters "Kukla, N'EV!.SREEL Fran and Ollie" Nil! Join lhr 111 10 th e hope that are gr~bbmg ~ number of spon · l· 1 h , lhrlr , c- p('(' llv .. surs ntghtly w1th their wonderlu\ hu:;,,,~~:: ":::::1 molhccs' a h,i antics. ~e~~ste _Holm. ' 1" ,".~I r ' " • rl "" • f 1 I I '~Il l litr&e wbit.. 411 to 48\t, mii 46 to 48~. medl11m1 · wliol.uale, conwoereial eeot A, utu 1•'1• wblle 48\2, ·b rown 42 to 48 14; mod~ 1 urns 22 to 23 1·2; ~~nan 1' to Chie.lr:en&. 1te.dy on bem 1teady to weak; fnen bono, beovy 10.11; beaa, llabt 11; otd r001ten B-10;, youq: tom turkeys 32 1-2 to 23~ YOUDI hea turkey1 37·39; youq ben turke,s 44 to tO. Butter, 80 Jc:ore- 6C5. Mr. aod Mn. 1. W. So.uloby o( Dover, 0 .; Mn. William NC;Ne aad daughter Karen of Raelne; Mr and Mrs. Samuel Gibba and children of llinenville. ------------ . r•oouc• Jteady, UDCbaD,edi OINCilOIATI, 0. ;~~=:~ CII!ICXNNATI Pt. Pleuant; Mr. liidiCri. Ho-.rard Soullby of New l'l>Daclolp~La, o ; 100.000 ft. or ..;-o,-.-F1RESH~,. . .,--,CUT:;, POPI.All, WAl.NUT or CH£11· RY LOGS. DeliVered lA> BaU Run. ~e or write Ivan Car~ •l • • • • • • • • Peter J..ind Hay es and Mary Healy have ta()<:! rocorded aU or thetr CBS radto shows so the} could do a four -week stand at the By LAWRENCE WITTE Sands m Las Vegas . M!h\ c o n wd~ wnters. at one The Ot·tober 17 NBC- TV Co \1!11<' ot ;mot her haH corned a mtody Hour w1U star M1lton Berle, pu 111m of thet r l!vt ng grmdmg Smith and Dale and Mt!Zt Green ou t mother- 1n·la \\ · JukPs in th.c Friars Frolic A ~ \l {lct's,.,fu l cumed} se ncs Loutse Allibntton star r1r fec.lut 11>~ .1 lllother tn law who 1s "Cc ncernmg M1ss Ma rlow e" seer,. lm·rd h\ het son· m-law, h.owever, daily on NBC- TV , LS no new~~ to u~rlr!~tatt \hC' eaSl'. on the comer to TV She has done guest u m q uc ~Hie shots on many d.ramatte shows plus appearances ti S a panehst BL t ' Ocr•t•mber· Brtde !S JUS l on "I've Got A Se>eret" and th<~t ,1 h.ghl1 sucr ess ful Sllu a 1"Slatge Door" Nevertheless, she! \1 111 ullH't!) cenl eim.{ on thatl rrankly admJts that "Concernmg 1 alkgn\1~ rarr ~pl'Cleti lhc !ova- Miss MarloWe" was a challenge-: bl 1· mol hL•r tn luw Aft et· two and qUite dtflerent (r om any}tJ.I S , n th e L'BS Hadw ndv..urk, ! thmg she has done . This Pa r k!' LL' \ wh o C'rrated and mcludes an tmpress !vc list of wrdt' the 'it tl r~ has lau nched 'I I, theatrical aettvitieS ~hat took ber 111 :l'" J<.·I a l it n w th l BS- T\', on from the Pasadena Playhouse to IL' h 1 ~~11111 Untversal PICtures and recently u' 111tu!' of 1 t ~ \'en premhe, to Broadway where she pla}ed th e.s huw 1s (Prta 1n to ha\e 1111 11' the lead for several week s m the wm ul \ tc wet s Mot hers· In l:Jwl "Seven Year ltck." , Reports Recent pett. of · lin. Vn• SOul8b)l' and Gletlna wer~ Mr. and Mrs. Jamet Soullby ·~ diUJhter - · -+-Wanted ,.. Pame~v- 1)1-BII.mlH... n MAl. - I I PRI.ND - • :RICHARD S. OWEN ....... ·'· .... General Maaarer JACK L. COLLETTE .. For • hfllltocl d-, ... oll.r JOU lhh opporlunlly to tave $10.00 on Cl new Model•.tOO'-Mwest ond f l - WARM MORNING deluxe coal dteuloto<. Hoots up to olx , _ , hoo oxcluot.. "Dtaft. 0-Motlc' control and now 'Eaor fiii-Na Spell" feed " - ••• plw all af WARM MORNING'S othot groat foo"""l So COfllll In now. Btlng the coupon along and- SIO ""thlo great new Moftl . •..ocr Wam Morn... Only $ 149•95 _ (Lao ,... ........... , Is ,., ONlY COAL HEATER Wltfl faiiOIS 1 4-Fiue Firebrick' Coatructio1 ---.._ ...................... ..... ............ ........................ . . . .ln • • ~ • • �~~~ 1 The DAIJ-Y S,ENT.,IJt~,l:. ••~orn~{2Y;Mjqj;II!!J'Ort, Gh!~ . , 1'- ' •., Philly A's To Shift To . IJity Iague Qkays BOWLING SCORE~ Transfer; 'New Buyer Happy COUNTY POMEROY MOTOR CO. tv f ED SAINSiltiRY 148 135 133 168 D8VIS . . . . . . • Bowen . . . Harris Lobse . . . 141 123 112 111 139 165 9!1 147 Houdashelt .. 1~ 149 197 646 ~ Total . 781 I BAKER FURiiiTUR~ I Clatworthy , . . HH 17~ UnltW ll'reu S!Mrh Writer ' 153 E Baker 139 140 1 Noms . . . . . . . . 153 1211 U.f , Anderson . 171 1!\2 14.iJ : o. Darst . . .. : 1!5 149 148 ~ Bhnd 130 j Handicap . . . . . :as 25 2~ Total . . 768 769 728 I CHICA-GO UP- The third trans f~r of 11 major league franctli$.e in two ytars was imlrunent todMy witb AMerican League approval for the shift of the Philadelphia Athletics to Kansas City unde-r new owoersh1p of ChicaRO mdustrlalfst Arnold Johnson The league Tuesday night approved .such a tranlifer, but le{l the fmal deciswn whether to sell the team to Roy and Earl Mack. who together own 52 per cent or the Atb~tics stock. They were granted until ll a m. EST Monday to ad.v1se the Amer)(an , LJeague wbeth~r they wUl sell However there was no doubt tn ' or .£.-eagu<' the mtnd 'rJl Johnson President Wm Harr1dge thai thtsale woud go throu~h. RoY M:ack "te nt a~tVcly acccp1· ed" Johnson 's offer, Harndge satd and ~quested league t~uthonu tJun to move the cl ub "Thete is no dollbl m my mmrl that 1 will get the club" Johnson who has been attempting to buy the Athteties si nce August. sai d Would Sell P1rk Joiuls ott said h~ would ~e ll the Athletics' park tn Phtl3delphta to Bob Carpenter, Owne1· of the Pll.il ttes, for $L,675,000 He sa1d hi! arch1tecls had tn!ormed hun he ASSOCIATED RA.DIO Walk er 130 146 Michael 126 188 Sauvage 159 129 Hawley . 195 18'0 Blmd 130 130 M1!ler Total . 740 775 163 130 170 167 - boBCATS MEET STIFFEST TASK ()t SEASON AGAINST KENT A~H>org, 158 ppuo~ J~n.dr ~on~aUJ, galnea: ,nidrt- th,it~ " . ' ·I ,' 4811 1142 Brent Lewis Clark Guild Meets With Honored By Party Naomi Cobb Leader MYF Meeting Held Bren1 Lewis Clark was honor- ~ The ChrtMia: servtce GutLJ of At Church Sunday :..Oftly, . )IT <4NfiFOOb .Oo> 1-ri>m )oo 23~ ,FI,HT RES)iL TS GALY'ESTON, Tfix. · . . Ctsar Chino SaaVedra, 133, Torreon, I ' Wiseman 16.1 1~ 1~~ 438 Mex., outpointed Jaeky Blai-r, 135, . Bireh . . . . . . . 1110 101j 129 418 Dallas, Tex. 15. 1 Stobart . . . . . 119 t28 100 347 Theiss . . tis 128 1M 411 Byers 154 139 153 'i46 Total 743 6!i8 660 2061 ~trlbt•• JoM .. ~ ..~ P'e••••a ,~,. FraIey p•ICks DUke ·0ver Ar . I my· osu T.n. Be"'t Iowa • iAUM ii:i~U Jenks . . . . . . Woods Flck Knight Baum Handicap Total 121 124 112 357 could get Lhe Kansa~ CilY park, ·~ 131 157 447 wh"h h• now owns. read, tor 133 125 92 350 opemng day of the 19M season. 109 94 121 324 JohnSon saLd he offered RO)' r 151 130 104 38!5 I Matk a "cespoMihle poS>lion " w•th 78 78 78 234 the Kansas C1ty orgamzatton ' U 751 662 664 2097 The Amencan League announc~ ment of theLr actwr, was slmplf BY OSC_AJI- FRALEY gon-('nhrful foo~ball coaches "The league Has approved the Unltftl PreM Sports Wr~ter are few and far between move to Kam;as Clt) " publicity NEW YORK UP ......Fnley s FolUCLA over St•nford-Most of Major Leaguers To Play man Earl Htlligan sa,id .and Eaotl ~.i~ and ,the weekend football them act li~• ,.olitidans running In Oklahoma Benefit and Roy M-ack wtll advise th e Winners -along With a few per• 1 for reel•ct1on. American Leag\le Monday wheth- son~l v1ews OD vaned gnd1ron Caltforllla over Washington State OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. , UPer they will sell their stock ." strbJcds. . - They need a few orators Ptt-cher Mike Garc1a and outfieldII•"•an satd the final deetsion G Th ' W L. Also Ut<~h over Ot•n ver, COP er Dale Mitchell of the American H' • 0f Gel $150 here In 15 mluittes. You 1 am• • ••~~~ C"'l d A , w . League Champ1on Cleveland Ink over o ura o g1ues, }Om1ng: o n disposition of the team woulr1 sign up for It ALONE. Repay In 6 Du • aver Atmy-Enrything N M d u h St t d1ans wdl jom other major leabe left to the Mack brothers, but over ew ex1co an ta , a t> poinb towerd an upset, with over Montana gue pht yen; 10 stagmg an All· monthly payments at a <OSt of •· Harndge said there was no que~D11kt banged up last week by .~ Star benefit gam!! here Sunday bout 10e a day , . or lake a longer t10n the sale wo~ld be mad e. Purdue and Army getting The Southwest Allie Reynolds or the New lime H you wish. · Five Bid Teiin stronger every outing. But the Texas over Arkansas-Lm e play. York Yankees and Warren &flahn Johnson was one of hve bidder~; Blue O.vils want thit one badly s tdl wu1s the hall game. of the Mtlwaukee Braves w11l for the team tn the etght-hour se!'l and they're playing before the Rtc e over SM U ~An y b ody can captain teams w1th sueh other sion which extended utltU · ne.ar~ y r.ome Jo'lks, which should in· make AH-Amenca wtth enough p~ayers as Mickey Mantle of the m1dnighl. sPire bu'ke to •!' "up'' per· publicity Yankees and Harry Breehcn, He !old the mecUM: that fl 72 form&nce. Also TCU O';l'r Texas Aggies. Baltimore Onoles coach hdtir drive for ticket applicattons Th Kansas Slate over Tulsa, OklaProceeds from the game wtll in the Kansa s C1ty 01rca had pr? · • Eut Houston and go to t he YMCA JUniOr baseball Phone . homa Aggu."s over d~~Ced reservatwns for 811 ,100 Navy over Pill-College fool ball 1 Artzona over Id aho program 197 seats valued at $1,897.255 1s more cxcitmg than pro , ~ ~ _ ~ . _ ~· ~-- ~;;:.:;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::--,•···:;;:--~-:--:--Jobnson was one of three bid -~ Penn State over W es~ V1rgmiar _. m cfers who proposed movmg thr Tacklers should be charted ltke .' ' ' team . orre group ptanned to rc - ~ ball carriers. ~ matn tn Philadelphia for 19:5-5 anrl Rutgei's over W&M- But only • move to Los Angeles in 19M a moron would want to " die fOr 1 An6tber bidder proposed to re- desr old Rutgers " [ Also : Colurilb1a ovrr Harvard, main III Philad elphia next year and move to one of seven ctltes_:_ Brown over Prmceton , Yale ov~r Montreal, Toronto, LO:> Angeles , Corm·ll, Penn over George Wash · San Franc1sco, Houston, Minnea· 1 mgtllD, Colgacte over Dartmouth., polis-St. Paul or Kansas City m Srracuse ovet Boston Umversit}· 1956 or later Boston College over Fordham, TWo bidders propo!oed keeping Holy Cross over Marqu('tte and the learn m Philadelphia and Ro:. Bucknell over Temple. I Mack, in a last ditch effort to The Souih keep the team ' in the city in Alabama oyer Tcnness,te...:_Most whach it was founded, accepted mothers disltkc rootb.\11. one of the pmposals under wh1ch MtsslssipPI over Tulane- Lme: ' toughes1 Charles Finley Ill Chicago would lbacking ts football' s have become preSident or the job team . Georgia Tech over Auburn- The \ Th e lelgue, however. refused to 9u1ck ~1ck is the gam(''s most ex· 1 accept tht- settlement. citing ma.ncuv er Johnson will paf ~,37~.o00 for Also: .1\rliami over Mississippi the club of whK'h SOOUftJo will go State, Maryland Over Nortb Caroto Connie Mack , father of th<' lma. Kentuck1: over Florida Geor. team who holds 48 per cent of g1a over Vanderbilt, Texa~ Tech the stock. ,Bot~ Roy anj:l Earl wii' over LSU , Virginia over VMJ recejve $450,000 for their stOck North Carolina State uver Flortd~ of 26 per cent each. State, Furman over Citadel and vPr over 1\ich~Q:ond. MilkS TO TOL!DO 1 thi MfdWeit MEM::Pms. Tenn., UP- The Notre D~me over Michigan ' E'RE shooting for the biggeSt October Buick history Memphis (.;h1clts annOunced today ! State-Big Ten guys thtnk they've that shortst()p Sammy Meeks got. a Jock on fine football we're willing tv go out to make it. who hit .325 last St~ason, has been' W1sconst n over Purdue- Therl" sold t() T~Jedo of the Amerrean should be more accent on nhysiRight now, Buick is outilelling every other car in the nationAssocilitio'n. The Memph1s team d:l cond1tton1ng. regardless of price class-except two of · tbe eo-called "lnw. also reYealed that Qitcher Bobby Ilhnols !l\'CI Mnmesota- Or the Lo-Ne and hrttelder tobby Wink· Illlni shape up as the g1 id lron flop priced three." les were sobd to the Charleston of 'M. 1. AciYIInced Senators So you k~ow that it has the combination of horsepower-room a · • • w·u·· • l . I l I I Main SL 124 1!. =· I I W Me i j Rt·l -comfort-rerformance-and styling too good to miss. And it isn't hard for you to figure out that Buick dealen must be offering the kind 0 f prices and trade-ins that the public goes for-because you can't make record sales these daya unless you have every\hing it takes to make a winning contbination. Come in and see us, and you'll know what we mean. RESULTS ly,tiNITED PRESS SPECIAL r In ' '• .. ......... ' 4 dr. d~luxe. Otlginal blue finish; Excellent tires. Worth mucb moro. S~e It-Only $395 KARR Tim dnd motor, • ·. . ' ~Hiilice - from the trem•nclou. volu;,. that ha~ put 'Iuick ,.,.. ti;';, t# 3of tile' niilliiii'a beat sellen. So you get th6 herieflt of t>Ur liltinnt suctaU 1ft thli flirm of II higher tracfe.in allowance'on your ptNnt ....,_ t~ In tsnd check! · ' · ·· •' •• good VAN ZANb1' lm<ollod ••''"' '"" mey ,..;;,, :.. boO;~,.,.,.., 01 1• heat" & efrcitir •• , ;y,IY $i110. !lf.Df MIU STJdl fOI: IUICIC-~ Tlot Wd~t 5'- AlforNN T__. e..J~ !..:....::.J::::.~=::..:_;:."-":,._ ""tOI'OMIIOY, TIIAT o•·Aifra mR QU.U.I"I'Y OM 10 we"fi __ M fs. . \ • 2-<1w 6 P"'"~og• r SPECIAl Srtdoro, MocMI, ~' tjlvti•!IJfld' ~~I-I wftmtnl, IH~.td,,, "al• o.. d lnwl •o•M, 11 a~v . a.&itliO<'ICII '•lc .. m"y ....,.y ollth!lv In ad ~olntno «N''''rllUfllll•• dw to >hoppinG '""'~' ~I . ,1( .. ~~ to doange wloll.aut~ ~lil~ fl'ir• ~ fWTGrr- -· · - dSx e"VeniDl!~lo ttle 2. litiiti' lily - a Jot more autollloblloi for your ........,. - More , _ ilnd , ji'Clwer &ild rldi i:ombi and lolitllty of ilrilcMe - pllii the higher . -.. Ytillli oJ ci edt llio1 win sttll t.t fi.ih lind new-looltlng .J.ielt 1n1o the fvlln. 1 • . t;·~N wibldESbAY lhe Mason EUB chur~h met Mon· day mght at the church with tbc ' prog.ram beinJ ld by Naomt Cobb. Songs were sun1 and re!f:1ing were g1ven ty Myra Fore· man, Loutse Holbrook, Betty Dav· us, and Carol Cunntngham. These attcndmg the mc~ting were E1leen Foreman , Naomi Cobb, Myra Foreman, Sue Sch· watz, Janice Il'Ligels, Ruth Chase, Carol CuJt ntngha m, Loutse Hol bro(}k an-d Betty Davis Don Young Entered Columbus Hospital '' f• 1 BY MRS C. E. WOODE · The regular MVF meeting was held . at the church here Sunday eventng, Oct 10 With an attend· ance of 15 youths and 6 adults . Devt}tions were led, by Eugene Wmdland . Several hymns were su ng StJbJech for talks were Sym bols, Reverence and Mus1c . Dur mg the busmt!ss meetmg plans were made foi' a skating party, after Nov 15 A Halloween and masquerade party 1s planned tor Octobl!!r 30 at the home of the Boyles children. Uie usr officers were ete<!tea ditrlnt the bu.si nesa s·esslon as fcillowa · :Joy Smith, POiilerd)', prelident; Ken ~ neth Mqrri'y, Middle"l>btt, vice president: llniee Wolfe,, }\aeine, secretary afld trefsuter; NOrma Jetn Robid&O'D- Clietter a~otion­ al ehalrmllil; 1Gene Wella, Letart, recreaUOntl direttor and the pas. tors of ifoup, tf.lit altvlsors and couruJelors. OUR ·Loy·Away PLAN I ON Mrs Hermah Taylor has been FolloWtnr the election, the of, ccnfined to the Me1gs General fleers Were inittll~ by :Rev. Kunie, alter whit:h the group ad· Hosp1tal f or the past week. Hu joumed to the communitY hall son, Tommy statiOned m the armto~· gtoup, advisors and ed services at New York visited ami menta. Mr. and Mrs E W. Pht\lps of her over the weekend . Manetta were weekend guests of Hel en Findlmg of Columbus M1·. and Mrs H. E. Boney and spent the weekend here w1th her IN 'tHIS MARRON CLAC!: .dTI!IidS lflllCE'S FUNERAL sons . mother. Mrs. Jva l'~ mrllmg and :BROWN TWEED COAT Maln· Mrs . fleecher Kessinger attendWeekrnd guests of Mrs Frank brother Rw.;sell Jlocher continue• his weJI~known ed the funeral of ber- nleort, CanHoe d, Mtnersville, were her son Mr . and Mrs Arthar Atherton narrow shOnfders t.o which tbfl Sue Loean, Daughter of Mr. das and dar,:lhler-in -law , Mr. alld and daughter Wilma Jean attenr:l - season he adds an upward perk. Mrs Debnar LOgan, at the and Mrs Carl Hood, Alltance, .and ed th.,~ homeeommg at the Guys- LO\\ e1t'<l pocktts nnd vanity bow 1 I E. U. B. chuiocb in West Cohill\· Mrs . Claurlc Darst , Pomeroy ville community church Sunday u 1, 1 u,c tlhtrwlse a.lmple sha:pe. bia 'P.Iondi)r afternoon. Candas Arlie Ross an~ Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Hobart swartz , - - - - · - · - · Sue was bOrn June 17, 1954, aild Don Ross and g1andson of. Col- Y!Sited the1r son and daughter-indied at the age of three months, umbus, were Sunday guests of law Mr. and Mrs. Ha1·old Swartz Methodilr SFR Clau twenty-two days . She is survived Open Monday to .8 PM Mr . and Mrs Howard Stewart at Manetta sunday Met In Sociol Ro.onis by her parents; two brothers, and Mrs4 Ra y SeJdenabl e • Mr. and Mrs Charl es D Woode Saturdays lu 9 PM Mr. and Mrs ~ F Guy left and son CJaJr spent Sunday Wltll 'fhe SFR Class of the Mason J ames and ·John AJbert: one sisChas. MeMaster-Cash Bahr Tue.sd a}' for the1r ho~e, New her parents, Mr and Mrs J B Methodist Church had their Oeto- ter, Josephine, at home. The Phone 6028-Y Middleport Sprmgflelld, afte r a vLstt w1th 1 Hayes, near Chester · ber meetmg 1n the social rooms of funeral was in charge ot the FOI· Funeral Home and burial Mr and Mrs How ard Stewart. [ 'l"he WSCS will hold t tbe church on Thursday evening 1 s regu 1ar The meeting was opened by the the Mason Cemetery Mrs Ray Se1denable and other . 19 rdattvcs They · ~ere enroute mectmg, Oct at the home uf president Mrs. Rosa Fink and the home from a vacatton tn p to Nelhc Parker. group sang songs and said the Vi rgm1a, Tenne~see and KcntucSunday School attendance on Lord's Prayer m unison. Readings ky Oct 10 was 54, offermg !7 13 were g-iven by M:rs. Clara Roush Mr. and Mrs Bert Webster Re~ Grove filled hiS regular and MLsS Freda Gygax have returned hom e, aft er a ~ ppot.~tm e nt at 11 Hts suhject A birthday card ~as sent t o three week's v1s1t m F indl ay Love He announced that com : Mrs. E. L. Capehart , Warren. 0 . w1th their da ughter and son-m rnumon serVICes here are post~ I a fmmer member of the das~ law. Mr and Mrs Robert H<~ney ponerl unttl 0::-t. 24. Also that the 'While a Get We11 card was sent Mr a nd Mrs V1 rgll Rose of audJt~ng commtttee wtll meet ;:t\ to Mrs Ehzabcth Couper and .t Akron, VIsited recently. w1th Mr the Chester church Oct 22 remembrance card was sc n1 to 01nd Mrs Charll's' Eskew and oth Atlcnda~ce al pra~Pr m~l't • n~ :Mrs Lydia Perk tns, who ~cen tl) cr rel-attves;. 1 was 28 w1lh Sarah Woode as moved to Cowen w va Mrs 1tfiil'hie .Neutzlmg was <J leader This wet k's leader s Hostesses f~r the evenmg weP rece nt bu smess vts ttor 111 Park Chal"les V Woode Mrs Carolma Turne-r, Mrs Naom~, ersbul'g, W Va The MYF Pte SOCial held al the Edwards, Mrs Jean Carson and _Mr and. ~rs R .c Gilmore anrl commun 1ty hall Saturday evemng Freda Gygax Delicious refreshMISS PatrJCta Meter spen1 the was a success. Proceeds were ments were served t o the follow ing : Mrs. Elizabeth Rtce, Mrs pa st weekend 1n Pittsburg h, Pa , 1 $2£1.10. w1th rela t1v es Kalle Foglesong M s Fl . B d 1Mrs. Cl ara Ba~to;, · ~~:. ~~~a . Mtss. Hell:'n C1lmore ts vts1 tmg l\lt. Ollye tn Colurr.'bus. wtlh rclaiiV('S 1 Baum d 'I 1 M J D h BY MRS SOL BIGLEY gar ner , "rs C ara Ruustt rs am es ona ue has re· · , . [ Mrs Ros 1e Stcwa t s·3 . h H turned home, after ,, VISit with Mr. and Mrs. \\mme Hols mger Mrs A J r · ra amm re lattves in ColumbuS and famtly, Albany spent Sunday Rutten~~~tc~vt~ er: MG•I~. Ma g:la~enc w1th Mr and Mrs. Sol B1glcy ' ad:.s L<~ tsey , Mrs. Clara Robmson, Mrs Hallte Mrs Jam es Carter and daugh- Erie and Mrs Rosa fo~ tnk ters., Mrs. Martha Holstngcr and Mrs Sol 1JLgley and son spent TIGERS GET NEW COACHES Thursday w•th Mrs. w. D. Roberls DETROIT UP- BU<ky Hm" . and son, Nitro. new IDII!Hlgr-r of tlw Detro 1t T ~ crs, namrd two new coaches at I Gary and Shan Wells, Keno, dionn party m h.s honor .. 1 1tch.co::-k Racine PTA heard an interesting I spent Saturday with their grand· Han1s pteked P, 1Jy H talk b Rae· II gh 5 h 1 mother, M-rs Hazel Johnsen and Jauk Ttghc to repla~e Johnny ~TIIIALS, Y. me 1 . . Ht-t1P anj Rob SwLft on the De c 00 pnn-1 CLPal. Charles Hayman. Monday I Pearl MosLer v1s1ted Mr · and trott coach. 1ng st• ff He re 1amet . In'tbe Hi>lrl of Mason City, W. Va. f!venmg, wh en t he PTA met at Mrs . Sol BigleY\ and ~ons Sunday. Scboolbcy Rowe as his !hlrll the Racme Grade School coach. Eugene German IS spending .a =asss'"5i55!s;9!$E!~~~~~~ Twenty four members were pre sent when Jv.r Hayman gav e hi§ few days W1th his parents, Mr = := talk on the 'Ten M1ll School Lev:.·" al)d Mrs. Bert German. to be voted on m the November Mrs . Robert VanMeter and elec\ion. family and Mrs. Martha Holsinger .t'he meetmg was presided ovel' 1by '\ Mr4,: !dargaret Houdashell, ~~ ;!~~::ay~·rs. Sol Bigley new PfA president. Th e group pJannta a parcel P,ost' sale and rish J'Wior ijolsinger, Reedsville pond to be at th.e Legton Hall, s'p.erit Sunday with Robert and Safurday nig'Ht, October:_ 30 Eddie Bigley, SUITS Pomeroy Personals u.r I SMITH CLOTHIN5 CO· I w" I I For All Your BUILDING NEEDS 1 Racine PTA Heard • " 1 Talk• RHS PflnCfpa 0 n New M'II Levy Rely On Us! I HOCG and ZUSPAN INCORPORATED :::S OUR NEW TOY BOOKS ARE HIRE! AbAM HATS Anyone Wishing To Look Them Over Stop In Either Our .. $5.00 and $7:50 Pomeroy or Mtat6n Store New Patterns and Colors Pomeroy's Only Authorized And Pick One Up Select Your Toys For Cllrlitmol On • ADAM A§iiicy Our Lay•Away Pion L&_% ~I-lOP ' sl. · -tt4 Couli - SMALL AMOUNT DOWN '-' llltlillt!e In Weekly i'i:t'ments .' . l Our,1'oyland Will Be Ldrger That~ Than (Vet Before! Pomeroy, Ohio ?pmeroJ's. Famous OW' New TOY Borol!J WUl J1e lilalled Later! SAVE MONEY- BUY YOUit CHRISTMAS GIFTS At PICKENs' w•LL·" · stoatst I ~lckins ,, r • 5d0 1!. ' •itdlif The annual homecoming at the Orange church was well attended 'fhe Sunday School was held In the morning, a basket dinner at noon, a songfest in the afternoon w1th Lee Tom, song leader. And the message on "The HiStory of the Chr1st1an Church" by Rev . Maffett . Don Young , a poUo vtct1m of 1952 e ntered St Anthony Hosp1 tal Colwrnbus, Monday and under· went surger:~- today. Hls room num:ber ts 200 He was accompanied to Col nmbus by tus mother, Mrs VIC· tor Young Sr and Ted Srott who returned , home that even ing. .trs:e or or ,947 Chevrolet 'llJI KhU~:·iiijljl:,~w~::~:n~i ~!t M•JL!!*l" ' l .. ltyllnt~the very li>o1t Of 1CilliOoYO•Mtllli lii/io.·JOWilfan- · llfles, sports-car snap, and tllcrt tiel.a-ijlfliili pl:liioti:lniiC windih!Wil thclt il6lt blliltr. can w0n't hav• tiill9s5 IQ!iir. \ ' Ptiriiiiu Whiie Jil:lf4_ay • FIGHT j or ali I rrr: ,r:ss 'I and in '' - I I I bY I I I . · Y f IN A SPOT on At C Fe,, I I ed recent!}' at a birthday papty given by h1s moth er, Mrs . Mel Clark on his first bLrtbjay The party was held in Phlladel,p hia, Pa., before the Clar ks returned hom e for the winter months A color scheme of pl n ~ and blue was carrieCI out, and the table was decorated with stream· en and ballOons. Pnz.es were won by Nan('ry VanMeter and John Kipper Aft-er Brent had opened h iS many lifts the first p1eee of cake was cu' causing the tiny musical box to play "Hsppy Birthday." Those attending the party were Danny Shell, Jr., Charlotte Shell, liLt c~bna wbli:IL won tho 12th annuol Cot.y John Kipper, Chr1stie KiPper , Danny RrolJcrts, Robbin Roberts, Crltlc$ iwNil, "'Tbe Winnie,'" fDr Cahtorill& Jr, Tommy Sinunons, ~ancy Van · ThO awan! a- ~..u,. ·to tiLe Am.erl~eter, Bottby, Sherrie and Bar~ dettcaet Voted but bJ' 1 ;tury ot fuhlon edlta••· Rigbt: ·• 6Uve lllk aattn evenlftl'-drea with pnnled_tllk t•ce p&tlel bara Wolfe, Cathy McDonne11 .. i.ad boW lP biek.' Lift: • 'ahUtb evening dreu:io(~k .tllk ~aUn Maureen McDonnell , Rioli:y Kert, wttb 1111r. noa embralderect tto,tetL tlatmtaf~J · Stan Lopata, Jr., Tomm~ Lopata, Donnice Bur.gess, Barbara Tro\llj)e fllaney Troupe, Mrs . "Smokey" Burges&, Mrs. Danny Shell, Mn. Robbin Roberts, Mrs . Curt Sim1 mons, Mrs. Robert MeOonnell, Rev. •nd . Mrp. A. Mrs Claude VanMet.er, Mrs. Elof He•th Methocltat Clluretr wete .> mer WoUe, Mrs. "Kip" Kipper, m Portmnout.h T~~sday ~~ atten~ Tbtl Laure"r Clirf Better He-alth Mrs. George Kert, arid Mrs. Stan a Retreat for mtnLStera and t~elr ClUb met Monday evening at Ute Lopata . Ted Kazanski sent a gift, 1'w_ives. Leaders o:l t~e retreat were h · f Mrs. Hell'n LeitheJt but was unable to attend lbaho~ a~d :fr1.ra .. lty:.ft.i;l .WerDer, ome 0 d' PO e 0 , and Distrh..-t Superiotfndent and NaY,lon Ru .,• "'~ r i). • • • M P I jhlle . lilrs. Jearr . Wt •ght, pretident, Methodilt Class Met rs. au . ..} s. . was in eharCe ·or the meet1ng. Rev. aq_ ,~n. L: .R ?1ns9_n, n was decidect to awe $10 on the tGree_n fleld, form~ M·tddlepbrt. building of . a Sunday School arrle eagers <Sidents, ar~ mov1n1 to ~orwalk roqm at the Laurel Chff church, Miss Carrie Yeager assisted twhere . tlte1r daughter Mrl. Reed d t h med'"al Mrs. ~MiMie Neutzling entertain· an a110 o pure ase .... ITayIor a bd f a~1·1 Y are ..I"tVtnJ, , ,. ' US f th Salisbury sehool. ed the DaughterS of Ruth class · Mrs. C. 0 . Fisher and son- Tom- p 1 or e · f of the Untted Methodist church, \my and Miss Sa11y Fisber we,~ "ln ._A do~atlon was_ receiVed rom Monday evening at her hom e, Eb (HOckin'"' · t · · -11 · 'M l . ·iRil M 11 tne RJ4enour famtly for use of rwalter~O~eii:~·s:tfda)~~<~ . r tlie tlub's hoSpital . bed add also en~:~ot~~~t~:;,er:;· Miss Lydia I Mr. and Mr.s. Cblt~H" Siilllli! ', : fpom tbe Ball family for use of Ebersbach, opened the meetmg, 1Mi3ll Florence Reed litd cif~~e the e-:utches. It was a~eed that Mrs. C E W . Downie , prestdcnt, ,IAdlt, Sprfngfield, were w~ten~ ~&ch member would brmg an old presided over the meeting and "'"t s o1 Mr. an d M.N dress .gu_ r.--· 1 tam \ . • wrapped hi h up.11 to be the ld next mcmb ers respon d ed to ro 11 ca 11 Ailit and Mt. and Ml-s. Gene D()(l. me.~1lng w c WI .• so as a with a favorite Bible verse. .soO. Miss ReM also visited with ro:ey maklntg pro~ct .. T~: dres~ Following a short business ses·Miss Lucille Smith, (!)Jester . Slt~ 0 e worn a a pa Y m e near , s1on a nl!ffitber of games were 'taiaglit ill the cties.te'r schools lu~~- \\ii th t' th played under the direction of 0 0 ng twt!Dty.years tro. e mee 1ng e anm· Mrs Richard Campbell , , .. . . , ~~rsary of the clu_b was observed Refreshments were served by David Hoyt •l,s stay1ng with r;t:r. W1tb a covered dtsh supper. Lhe hostess to Misses Nelle and a~ ~- ,CbafJe~ Wbite agd ~au· ~~~ending wer,e Mrs. Gladys Clara Bmg, Mrs RJchard Canllp.trif.tr - ~fule ~i~ p~en~ .~re at. , Snvtb~ ~rs. qeorgJ!l Dtehl, Mrs bell, Mrs. John Chase, Mrs C. E .•l:t ch~h ~fer~nce Jn I Betty p1~bl, td:rs Bertha Parker , w. Downie, Miss Lyd 1a Eben;ob-: " J. ' . ~;,. . M!li· Mal)~l Tracy Mrs. Donna bac h, M1ss Augusta Genheimer, ~ticylfijj. !WIIIlap:p; ' t , and j \lUOJP~··g, .J'IIP.&jl. Mf'. Mrs. A V. H""'ol), ·~~f=\ ~ fa~, oMilt\r 'h ~· ~ Wnght , Mrs 0 ., H. Myers: Mrs Mollie , . tilir.~liffl:eftrout tO his ·. Mrs. . Mrs. Margarcr Oliver, Mrs George II Parker, bcifijj 1.irl :Sprlqftel'cJ. I Allen, ~ · Leona Karr, Mrs. Nel- Mrs. ThorJA& Goegle10, Mrs Mi-a: £velyn Lewis who has J!e Tracy, Mrs. Bertha Oliver, Cl aude Darst, Mrs Jacob Gloeckbte.V. ill with laryngitis for the ~rs. Polly Eichinger, .Mts Mil· ner1 Mrs. Bert We,bster and one pj'Sf wefk Has rettlrned to her dred Jleobs- and Mrs. Georgia guest, Mrs. W1lltam Pbilhps. e~pl~inent. Thompson. JteC.eDt "uests of Miss Lois Ce. Mils Eleanor Robson ed·, ife"te ~uu~ . Mitch, Adrienne Posts FaU Con/erence Honored With HankU!s Mlil•, GalltpOhs; Mr . and Mrs. T. I .1. ld , M' L C• 11, Cecil, Coolville; MI.,. Ethel . ne '"' urray 1ty Miss Eleanor Robson was gJven Ga~laiid., Mr_s. .,essie Plunlb, Min-I The Fall Conference o( the a handkerchief showc"r in o!Jser:tr~~; Ga1ner, .~r. Etghth District American LegiOn vance of her btrthda y and annt1:1.1- rs. · · · omas, . mesvl e; posts was held at Murray Ctt)• versary girts were presented to J~~· Thorqas 1 San FrancJseo Cal. ri , aDd ~ ' t>- T t"" F ·•11 "· L' ;,unday. Feeney.Bennett post s Mrs. Robert Lewts, Mrs . Paul Ullle ay or, Oll es, a . Firing Squad too~ part in the Kloes ilnd Mrs Pat Wood, from .-¥t. _and Mrs. C. C. · Cbapt'lta~ 1 p' arade and It W8s announced that the club. when the Second Monw~e called to Crown Cltf by .ljle 1 . delilb 01 h' ~~ 80 bbi f the Spr>ng Conference of the day Sewing club met Monday ef ,nel':".ew . e . • Eighth District woUld be held evening at the hom e of Mrs. \ .lr '· ( C ur~~:~, ;wlbO was killed m, a tractor here. Those attending the ,Confer- Grace Holter · ·~}~en_ , this .~eek. Fun~aJ ser·' eDee Sun.:iay Were RObert Schmoll, Durmg a short business sess1on ~:e" Will be bel~ there on 'JlhUri · l Ftrlhg S~tuid Ccmminder, Don in c;tlarge of Mrs Holter, pre~J­ f. . • _ Roach, Po.,t egmmalldJl_r; Dahr dent, plans were discussed fol"' the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davidson Sr.j Dart. Paul Greenley, Paul Hap- annual Cllristmas party. Refreshments were served by Columbus bave ·b een visiting here tonstall, Arthur p.ilmore Louis for the paat W.eek. Long, Henn· C;iatwortby, Joe the ho.stesa to those named abov·~ Mr . and Mrs. Allen Knopp and 1 Young Jr., P,lt)e ltourninR, Walter and Miss Emma Relbel, Mrs Dwight Parker . Mrs. iames Clat· dau.a:hter Mrs. William Swisher Bun4:!e. ~~ we:re ill Ironton Saturday to The regijif iileetiag of Post worthy and Miss Martha Howell. tend the Parade of ttie IJil~ and 128 . w!Uil~ - .: ~ :i ennlng at ih.) were dinner pests qf Mi'. and ~~.1'.1!" . i.J\ . !Ill m~mbers ire DaUeys Visit With Mrs. Harold VoC.h!.!(»'hg. . . ur1ed to 4 c 1 Plans. will Jbe llom~e Chari~ WjliJIOI ~n ld:r aqd m~de for a ~tam fdi' Post .28 Mra. H• . Wlli;jil, 111&~ Sti-e•t All voters · welcor/le an~· re· A-2c and Mrs. Doll o&,ley O!\leted .~!, lline'f'l lceshmenl,i, be .,.erved a! tho ved Satu¥ay for -a vi~it w1th f~ ,Rn ~ney' app"!Ldf.~"Jl'·l tlbse of t~e lll~eling. their Parents, .Mt. and Mrs. erttt DaH~; .;6meroy And Mr. h ;dUI and Mrs. Edw'ard -Ilawley ~iners· ton iii ;!'itlc~lbu'K Mro. p 1 f'~~~ftnlnllhain wii ville. • , . · .• 11 .wte;. rt · ~b'8me .~h \'V eJliiea· D~Hey whp, ti¥ b~en the "Lbyal Help- in Jkpan with the Air Fot'<'e ' ei-1'" ~~~ endilUp" classes the past 18 mont}~~ arriVe"d of the EtiB It Mason. Mrs. Columbus Frl.day Where he lf~a· ~ush ad c tbe de- ~rs. Hlwley Who has biH!rt ein;plofCJttli8•1 w~ich conSISted of sin&· '"'~ there. M\~r , $0 day tdrlough A-2C IJii1 a'triJ)Wfe and a reaCUD.i from "U~w- Ro~m." Severa! aftd tMri. d•Iih Wtu leave for readings tlveH 1!Y. tniniil~ra, C~irOthla 4-Gere he w1ll be sla· Thcae attending ihe -in~e·tiDa honed. _...:;_' were Mrs. Villa ' l-ee, Mrs Eileen F,Gf'e~pn, Mti. 14lt~ie Jphnson • IS tatl~ll.l'TEQ ld!•· Vic,a RCibsh, Mh. iran Jit&, BIRTHD.«T 1s ~if!l/dllj JIH<n Kndi))i w>s · Mrs. 1.. R. ':Maho,Dey, MisS tiu\h honored Sunuay. when Mrs. lllcln\osh, Mn. Nl\!1 Mcintosh. Knopp had a fm~ily dinqer al ··~ fh'e hdtte;, lirs. P•ulioe their home. Guest~ . wert'! .lrB Cunningham. Harold Vogi.!Oolig, D-bhliln, Mrs '' ' ' HaroJ.d Jonest Syt_a·c use; M.rs Willili~ S«tisbtr, Jtb:~ Jt~d John FUiiz and d.i\IJ~tef, Ari1ta Mane. , Midcllepcm Personals .Better .JfJfhlth Club ~n~·rt,htolds Dish Supper i I RACINE ~--- ---~--- Tho c::t~~··:t,;~;,..::~ t\lfred 9q 441 444 Tho WSWS of the E11B llluolt ehuHh held lbolr NJlllar moefi, lnl. ll .'tb•· -dun:& ; ~ ~o;: I "'onlnJ. Mrs. Nan lkinloob ba<l tblfle gf, tbe de.v~oDI. Tbe ltp-' \ of tlie I "p ic pf .llie 1-h wwJ 'Illt.llfi... their first m~l th!J fall at the UoM for I M1Jslo111rP~-~rs. Leur! Obukh. Mon~iy nl&ht . Lottie_lobbl~ . .. . tb, read,; Soiil omite Jed by llov. J, and , latl-. P,lr,l 1 .!tOO Lesllel Kunze, pastor of the Potne· PfOirlllh wl!ie Mrs. Yl<a ~iitlt. roy churcli opeped th! meet1n1 J{n. ·En~ Foreman, Mn. Lottie followed" by aevotiQnl led 1)y Roush aad Mrs. L. It Mahoney. Carol Goff of ll~~l~port anti Relrelbmentl were serve4 1 by prtyl'r by Rev. ltu,nu. tlte h:oste;tlet llrl . Nan llllfi/nto•~ "David and Goliath .. w~ the ud Mi81 Ruth McintOsh to the topic 0! tb:e t.tk liven by P'.orrest fotJowinK Mrs Vica Roulh; Mn. Baehtel, Mit'ldt~ort, wh~ tola of Eileen Fonmaa, Mrs Ann W&l8h, the llatt.ta we ha-,;e to till toda)'. Mrs. Virtinia Noble, Mr! . Edith lntluaine lilteftlperane:t, iDtoUer. lncles. Mrs . Lottie Roosh ~ MN. ance and race. IIJ tpeakfnt: of the Lottie· J ohn.son . Mrs. Amella itortel Pltid· Pltlted up Mr. Davis, Mra, Vir1ie stewart, Mrs. Bachtel to1d c;t the ltonet we have L. R. M•honey, Harriett Ann to oYerc:ome it~it named Wal1h and Diane Ncble. ' above, nami'ff, ht~lth or • !1tron1 body, a Jl!lilil, ro~ lno'ral c hariete'r trUf religious d'~votlc:in". Elected Offic,ers eonifortab!y, t . ..~;I $1 t8lfli ].oliiU(Hif-ltl.. . \ . fVSjf duiotfa .Pr.ofl:IIW 'routh Fellowships $._t• 'l•f~.t. d • H• f.:. S td ~~ . Page'Fi~ --------------------~--~-- Ohio MethOdist .Ciiilrch . r,ards for f~e thlrd str,ait,ht W\!ek and now h"olds a net gain of 342 '}:ards 29 carries. 'thomas. ~tio 'pound SP.rincf~eld sQPhomore, ~ao; 'Carrted l9 times for 120 ne1 yards. In addition each has scored three to.uebdowns. , Jn 17th ,.lace tn leading ground gaini.lli statis~cs ror small c:.plle,es ·tJtrou,Jh ' ~e firiti 3wo Jan;~es wa.,~~, Ahlber/! with 2t<> yalds on 21! 260 160 100 790 -- 4.28 Leidlhi the Mi<I-Amerlcan Con 1'Carries Kent's Lou Mariano wu '23 jerebee With two straflbt vlclorl•s th1rd wtth 377 yards in 2Q carrres . 340 thampion Oblo 432 )he de!~ndln• Co11eh Carroll \Viddoes ind hi! 419 UnivenJj:y Bbbcats face tb~ir fest ta!li: rif the seasq'n !JeXt staff believ~ s.turday's- ehlsh 2122 urdlly mf!etJng th..e ::r:ent . a vtetory for the Bob· boHieil Flash'es at Rent . , 'Cats 1f the team can slop Matiano Tbl! battle coUld: go a Jp_p l wfr and ~ke t:'loreia before they c';!t -t\82 277 1pWards deCidift~ the ~· . M:fp, lfoo fAr beyond the line of scrJin. 391 ,Am-eriean ~thampion. Both 1tearit! 469 boast l~idirll lfiiUno.i-gitltl~ Cin· 432 d1dates iil the smlll college .!!llatfs· 130 t1cs for early gaines. 1 78 2265 . QU's e.ony hlllbatks, . Erl!~d AMberg and Roger Thomas, Ttt8intaiiiM their U.rl~ "piH iii \he :h .0 Wln fl-o in WeSteHt. ' eSefvc 317 last Siit6r!la~ . Robinson .... . 107 119 91 webJ!r .. . 1rs 105 129 •89 Clark .. . 14t !'70 167 478 WLII . 141 ~~ 131 467 Bltnd 1~0 130 130 390 Handicap . ._.... 29 29 29 87 Total . . . 683 748 677 2108 NEL, TheDA • ,. ..--- • ' ' .' ' ' .. �~~~ 1 The DAIJ-Y S,ENT.,IJt~,l:. ••~orn~{2Y;Mjqj;II!!J'Ort, Gh!~ . , 1'- ' •., Philly A's To Shift To . IJity Iague Qkays BOWLING SCORE~ Transfer; 'New Buyer Happy COUNTY POMEROY MOTOR CO. tv f ED SAINSiltiRY 148 135 133 168 D8VIS . . . . . . • Bowen . . . Harris Lobse . . . 141 123 112 111 139 165 9!1 147 Houdashelt .. 1~ 149 197 646 ~ Total . 781 I BAKER FURiiiTUR~ I Clatworthy , . . HH 17~ UnltW ll'reu S!Mrh Writer ' 153 E Baker 139 140 1 Noms . . . . . . . . 153 1211 U.f , Anderson . 171 1!\2 14.iJ : o. Darst . . .. : 1!5 149 148 ~ Bhnd 130 j Handicap . . . . . :as 25 2~ Total . . 768 769 728 I CHICA-GO UP- The third trans f~r of 11 major league franctli$.e in two ytars was imlrunent todMy witb AMerican League approval for the shift of the Philadelphia Athletics to Kansas City unde-r new owoersh1p of ChicaRO mdustrlalfst Arnold Johnson The league Tuesday night approved .such a tranlifer, but le{l the fmal deciswn whether to sell the team to Roy and Earl Mack. who together own 52 per cent or the Atb~tics stock. They were granted until ll a m. EST Monday to ad.v1se the Amer)(an , LJeague wbeth~r they wUl sell However there was no doubt tn ' or .£.-eagu<' the mtnd 'rJl Johnson President Wm Harr1dge thai thtsale woud go throu~h. RoY M:ack "te nt a~tVcly acccp1· ed" Johnson 's offer, Harndge satd and ~quested league t~uthonu tJun to move the cl ub "Thete is no dollbl m my mmrl that 1 will get the club" Johnson who has been attempting to buy the Athteties si nce August. sai d Would Sell P1rk Joiuls ott said h~ would ~e ll the Athletics' park tn Phtl3delphta to Bob Carpenter, Owne1· of the Pll.il ttes, for $L,675,000 He sa1d hi! arch1tecls had tn!ormed hun he ASSOCIATED RA.DIO Walk er 130 146 Michael 126 188 Sauvage 159 129 Hawley . 195 18'0 Blmd 130 130 M1!ler Total . 740 775 163 130 170 167 - boBCATS MEET STIFFEST TASK ()t SEASON AGAINST KENT A~H>org, 158 ppuo~ J~n.dr ~on~aUJ, galnea: ,nidrt- th,it~ " . ' ·I ,' 4811 1142 Brent Lewis Clark Guild Meets With Honored By Party Naomi Cobb Leader MYF Meeting Held Bren1 Lewis Clark was honor- ~ The ChrtMia: servtce GutLJ of At Church Sunday :..Oftly, . )IT <4NfiFOOb .Oo> 1-ri>m )oo 23~ ,FI,HT RES)iL TS GALY'ESTON, Tfix. · . . Ctsar Chino SaaVedra, 133, Torreon, I ' Wiseman 16.1 1~ 1~~ 438 Mex., outpointed Jaeky Blai-r, 135, . Bireh . . . . . . . 1110 101j 129 418 Dallas, Tex. 15. 1 Stobart . . . . . 119 t28 100 347 Theiss . . tis 128 1M 411 Byers 154 139 153 'i46 Total 743 6!i8 660 2061 ~trlbt•• JoM .. ~ ..~ P'e••••a ,~,. FraIey p•ICks DUke ·0ver Ar . I my· osu T.n. Be"'t Iowa • iAUM ii:i~U Jenks . . . . . . Woods Flck Knight Baum Handicap Total 121 124 112 357 could get Lhe Kansa~ CilY park, ·~ 131 157 447 wh"h h• now owns. read, tor 133 125 92 350 opemng day of the 19M season. 109 94 121 324 JohnSon saLd he offered RO)' r 151 130 104 38!5 I Matk a "cespoMihle poS>lion " w•th 78 78 78 234 the Kansas C1ty orgamzatton ' U 751 662 664 2097 The Amencan League announc~ ment of theLr actwr, was slmplf BY OSC_AJI- FRALEY gon-('nhrful foo~ball coaches "The league Has approved the Unltftl PreM Sports Wr~ter are few and far between move to Kam;as Clt) " publicity NEW YORK UP ......Fnley s FolUCLA over St•nford-Most of Major Leaguers To Play man Earl Htlligan sa,id .and Eaotl ~.i~ and ,the weekend football them act li~• ,.olitidans running In Oklahoma Benefit and Roy M-ack wtll advise th e Winners -along With a few per• 1 for reel•ct1on. American Leag\le Monday wheth- son~l v1ews OD vaned gnd1ron Caltforllla over Washington State OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. , UPer they will sell their stock ." strbJcds. . - They need a few orators Ptt-cher Mike Garc1a and outfieldII•"•an satd the final deetsion G Th ' W L. Also Ut<~h over Ot•n ver, COP er Dale Mitchell of the American H' • 0f Gel $150 here In 15 mluittes. You 1 am• • ••~~~ C"'l d A , w . League Champ1on Cleveland Ink over o ura o g1ues, }Om1ng: o n disposition of the team woulr1 sign up for It ALONE. Repay In 6 Du • aver Atmy-Enrything N M d u h St t d1ans wdl jom other major leabe left to the Mack brothers, but over ew ex1co an ta , a t> poinb towerd an upset, with over Montana gue pht yen; 10 stagmg an All· monthly payments at a <OSt of •· Harndge said there was no que~D11kt banged up last week by .~ Star benefit gam!! here Sunday bout 10e a day , . or lake a longer t10n the sale wo~ld be mad e. Purdue and Army getting The Southwest Allie Reynolds or the New lime H you wish. · Five Bid Teiin stronger every outing. But the Texas over Arkansas-Lm e play. York Yankees and Warren &flahn Johnson was one of hve bidder~; Blue O.vils want thit one badly s tdl wu1s the hall game. of the Mtlwaukee Braves w11l for the team tn the etght-hour se!'l and they're playing before the Rtc e over SM U ~An y b ody can captain teams w1th sueh other sion which extended utltU · ne.ar~ y r.ome Jo'lks, which should in· make AH-Amenca wtth enough p~ayers as Mickey Mantle of the m1dnighl. sPire bu'ke to •!' "up'' per· publicity Yankees and Harry Breehcn, He !old the mecUM: that fl 72 form&nce. Also TCU O';l'r Texas Aggies. Baltimore Onoles coach hdtir drive for ticket applicattons Th Kansas Slate over Tulsa, OklaProceeds from the game wtll in the Kansa s C1ty 01rca had pr? · • Eut Houston and go to t he YMCA JUniOr baseball Phone . homa Aggu."s over d~~Ced reservatwns for 811 ,100 Navy over Pill-College fool ball 1 Artzona over Id aho program 197 seats valued at $1,897.255 1s more cxcitmg than pro , ~ ~ _ ~ . _ ~· ~-- ~;;:.:;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::--,•···:;;:--~-:--:--Jobnson was one of three bid -~ Penn State over W es~ V1rgmiar _. m cfers who proposed movmg thr Tacklers should be charted ltke .' ' ' team . orre group ptanned to rc - ~ ball carriers. ~ matn tn Philadelphia for 19:5-5 anrl Rutgei's over W&M- But only • move to Los Angeles in 19M a moron would want to " die fOr 1 An6tber bidder proposed to re- desr old Rutgers " [ Also : Colurilb1a ovrr Harvard, main III Philad elphia next year and move to one of seven ctltes_:_ Brown over Prmceton , Yale ov~r Montreal, Toronto, LO:> Angeles , Corm·ll, Penn over George Wash · San Franc1sco, Houston, Minnea· 1 mgtllD, Colgacte over Dartmouth., polis-St. Paul or Kansas City m Srracuse ovet Boston Umversit}· 1956 or later Boston College over Fordham, TWo bidders propo!oed keeping Holy Cross over Marqu('tte and the learn m Philadelphia and Ro:. Bucknell over Temple. I Mack, in a last ditch effort to The Souih keep the team ' in the city in Alabama oyer Tcnness,te...:_Most whach it was founded, accepted mothers disltkc rootb.\11. one of the pmposals under wh1ch MtsslssipPI over Tulane- Lme: ' toughes1 Charles Finley Ill Chicago would lbacking ts football' s have become preSident or the job team . Georgia Tech over Auburn- The \ Th e lelgue, however. refused to 9u1ck ~1ck is the gam(''s most ex· 1 accept tht- settlement. citing ma.ncuv er Johnson will paf ~,37~.o00 for Also: .1\rliami over Mississippi the club of whK'h SOOUftJo will go State, Maryland Over Nortb Caroto Connie Mack , father of th<' lma. Kentuck1: over Florida Geor. team who holds 48 per cent of g1a over Vanderbilt, Texa~ Tech the stock. ,Bot~ Roy anj:l Earl wii' over LSU , Virginia over VMJ recejve $450,000 for their stOck North Carolina State uver Flortd~ of 26 per cent each. State, Furman over Citadel and vPr over 1\ich~Q:ond. MilkS TO TOL!DO 1 thi MfdWeit MEM::Pms. Tenn., UP- The Notre D~me over Michigan ' E'RE shooting for the biggeSt October Buick history Memphis (.;h1clts annOunced today ! State-Big Ten guys thtnk they've that shortst()p Sammy Meeks got. a Jock on fine football we're willing tv go out to make it. who hit .325 last St~ason, has been' W1sconst n over Purdue- Therl" sold t() T~Jedo of the Amerrean should be more accent on nhysiRight now, Buick is outilelling every other car in the nationAssocilitio'n. The Memph1s team d:l cond1tton1ng. regardless of price class-except two of · tbe eo-called "lnw. also reYealed that Qitcher Bobby Ilhnols !l\'CI Mnmesota- Or the Lo-Ne and hrttelder tobby Wink· Illlni shape up as the g1 id lron flop priced three." les were sobd to the Charleston of 'M. 1. AciYIInced Senators So you k~ow that it has the combination of horsepower-room a · • • w·u·· • l . I l I I Main SL 124 1!. =· I I W Me i j Rt·l -comfort-rerformance-and styling too good to miss. And it isn't hard for you to figure out that Buick dealen must be offering the kind 0 f prices and trade-ins that the public goes for-because you can't make record sales these daya unless you have every\hing it takes to make a winning contbination. Come in and see us, and you'll know what we mean. RESULTS ly,tiNITED PRESS SPECIAL r In ' '• .. ......... ' 4 dr. d~luxe. Otlginal blue finish; Excellent tires. Worth mucb moro. S~e It-Only $395 KARR Tim dnd motor, • ·. . ' ~Hiilice - from the trem•nclou. volu;,. that ha~ put 'Iuick ,.,.. ti;';, t# 3of tile' niilliiii'a beat sellen. So you get th6 herieflt of t>Ur liltinnt suctaU 1ft thli flirm of II higher tracfe.in allowance'on your ptNnt ....,_ t~ In tsnd check! · ' · ·· •' •• good VAN ZANb1' lm<ollod ••''"' '"" mey ,..;;,, :.. boO;~,.,.,.., 01 1• heat" & efrcitir •• , ;y,IY $i110. !lf.Df MIU STJdl fOI: IUICIC-~ Tlot Wd~t 5'- AlforNN T__. e..J~ !..:....::.J::::.~=::..:_;:."-":,._ ""tOI'OMIIOY, TIIAT o•·Aifra mR QU.U.I"I'Y OM 10 we"fi __ M fs. . \ • 2-<1w 6 P"'"~og• r SPECIAl Srtdoro, MocMI, ~' tjlvti•!IJfld' ~~I-I wftmtnl, IH~.td,,, "al• o.. d lnwl •o•M, 11 a~v . a.&itliO<'ICII '•lc .. m"y ....,.y ollth!lv In ad ~olntno «N''''rllUfllll•• dw to >hoppinG '""'~' ~I . ,1( .. ~~ to doange wloll.aut~ ~lil~ fl'ir• ~ fWTGrr- -· · - dSx e"VeniDl!~lo ttle 2. litiiti' lily - a Jot more autollloblloi for your ........,. - More , _ ilnd , ji'Clwer &ild rldi i:ombi and lolitllty of ilrilcMe - pllii the higher . -.. Ytillli oJ ci edt llio1 win sttll t.t fi.ih lind new-looltlng .J.ielt 1n1o the fvlln. 1 • . t;·~N wibldESbAY lhe Mason EUB chur~h met Mon· day mght at the church with tbc ' prog.ram beinJ ld by Naomt Cobb. Songs were sun1 and re!f:1ing were g1ven ty Myra Fore· man, Loutse Holbrook, Betty Dav· us, and Carol Cunntngham. These attcndmg the mc~ting were E1leen Foreman , Naomi Cobb, Myra Foreman, Sue Sch· watz, Janice Il'Ligels, Ruth Chase, Carol CuJt ntngha m, Loutse Hol bro(}k an-d Betty Davis Don Young Entered Columbus Hospital '' f• 1 BY MRS C. E. WOODE · The regular MVF meeting was held . at the church here Sunday eventng, Oct 10 With an attend· ance of 15 youths and 6 adults . Devt}tions were led, by Eugene Wmdland . Several hymns were su ng StJbJech for talks were Sym bols, Reverence and Mus1c . Dur mg the busmt!ss meetmg plans were made foi' a skating party, after Nov 15 A Halloween and masquerade party 1s planned tor Octobl!!r 30 at the home of the Boyles children. Uie usr officers were ete<!tea ditrlnt the bu.si nesa s·esslon as fcillowa · :Joy Smith, POiilerd)', prelident; Ken ~ neth Mqrri'y, Middle"l>btt, vice president: llniee Wolfe,, }\aeine, secretary afld trefsuter; NOrma Jetn Robid&O'D- Clietter a~otion­ al ehalrmllil; 1Gene Wella, Letart, recreaUOntl direttor and the pas. tors of ifoup, tf.lit altvlsors and couruJelors. OUR ·Loy·Away PLAN I ON Mrs Hermah Taylor has been FolloWtnr the election, the of, ccnfined to the Me1gs General fleers Were inittll~ by :Rev. Kunie, alter whit:h the group ad· Hosp1tal f or the past week. Hu joumed to the communitY hall son, Tommy statiOned m the armto~· gtoup, advisors and ed services at New York visited ami menta. Mr. and Mrs E W. Pht\lps of her over the weekend . Manetta were weekend guests of Hel en Findlmg of Columbus M1·. and Mrs H. E. Boney and spent the weekend here w1th her IN 'tHIS MARRON CLAC!: .dTI!IidS lflllCE'S FUNERAL sons . mother. Mrs. Jva l'~ mrllmg and :BROWN TWEED COAT Maln· Mrs . fleecher Kessinger attendWeekrnd guests of Mrs Frank brother Rw.;sell Jlocher continue• his weJI~known ed the funeral of ber- nleort, CanHoe d, Mtnersville, were her son Mr . and Mrs Arthar Atherton narrow shOnfders t.o which tbfl Sue Loean, Daughter of Mr. das and dar,:lhler-in -law , Mr. alld and daughter Wilma Jean attenr:l - season he adds an upward perk. Mrs Debnar LOgan, at the and Mrs Carl Hood, Alltance, .and ed th.,~ homeeommg at the Guys- LO\\ e1t'<l pocktts nnd vanity bow 1 I E. U. B. chuiocb in West Cohill\· Mrs . Claurlc Darst , Pomeroy ville community church Sunday u 1, 1 u,c tlhtrwlse a.lmple sha:pe. bia 'P.Iondi)r afternoon. Candas Arlie Ross an~ Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Hobart swartz , - - - - · - · - · Sue was bOrn June 17, 1954, aild Don Ross and g1andson of. Col- Y!Sited the1r son and daughter-indied at the age of three months, umbus, were Sunday guests of law Mr. and Mrs. Ha1·old Swartz Methodilr SFR Clau twenty-two days . She is survived Open Monday to .8 PM Mr . and Mrs Howard Stewart at Manetta sunday Met In Sociol Ro.onis by her parents; two brothers, and Mrs4 Ra y SeJdenabl e • Mr. and Mrs Charl es D Woode Saturdays lu 9 PM Mr. and Mrs ~ F Guy left and son CJaJr spent Sunday Wltll 'fhe SFR Class of the Mason J ames and ·John AJbert: one sisChas. MeMaster-Cash Bahr Tue.sd a}' for the1r ho~e, New her parents, Mr and Mrs J B Methodist Church had their Oeto- ter, Josephine, at home. The Phone 6028-Y Middleport Sprmgflelld, afte r a vLstt w1th 1 Hayes, near Chester · ber meetmg 1n the social rooms of funeral was in charge ot the FOI· Funeral Home and burial Mr and Mrs How ard Stewart. [ 'l"he WSCS will hold t tbe church on Thursday evening 1 s regu 1ar The meeting was opened by the the Mason Cemetery Mrs Ray Se1denable and other . 19 rdattvcs They · ~ere enroute mectmg, Oct at the home uf president Mrs. Rosa Fink and the home from a vacatton tn p to Nelhc Parker. group sang songs and said the Vi rgm1a, Tenne~see and KcntucSunday School attendance on Lord's Prayer m unison. Readings ky Oct 10 was 54, offermg !7 13 were g-iven by M:rs. Clara Roush Mr. and Mrs Bert Webster Re~ Grove filled hiS regular and MLsS Freda Gygax have returned hom e, aft er a ~ ppot.~tm e nt at 11 Hts suhject A birthday card ~as sent t o three week's v1s1t m F indl ay Love He announced that com : Mrs. E. L. Capehart , Warren. 0 . w1th their da ughter and son-m rnumon serVICes here are post~ I a fmmer member of the das~ law. Mr and Mrs Robert H<~ney ponerl unttl 0::-t. 24. Also that the 'While a Get We11 card was sent Mr a nd Mrs V1 rgll Rose of audJt~ng commtttee wtll meet ;:t\ to Mrs Ehzabcth Couper and .t Akron, VIsited recently. w1th Mr the Chester church Oct 22 remembrance card was sc n1 to 01nd Mrs Charll's' Eskew and oth Atlcnda~ce al pra~Pr m~l't • n~ :Mrs Lydia Perk tns, who ~cen tl) cr rel-attves;. 1 was 28 w1lh Sarah Woode as moved to Cowen w va Mrs 1tfiil'hie .Neutzlmg was <J leader This wet k's leader s Hostesses f~r the evenmg weP rece nt bu smess vts ttor 111 Park Chal"les V Woode Mrs Carolma Turne-r, Mrs Naom~, ersbul'g, W Va The MYF Pte SOCial held al the Edwards, Mrs Jean Carson and _Mr and. ~rs R .c Gilmore anrl commun 1ty hall Saturday evemng Freda Gygax Delicious refreshMISS PatrJCta Meter spen1 the was a success. Proceeds were ments were served t o the follow ing : Mrs. Elizabeth Rtce, Mrs pa st weekend 1n Pittsburg h, Pa , 1 $2£1.10. w1th rela t1v es Kalle Foglesong M s Fl . B d 1Mrs. Cl ara Ba~to;, · ~~:. ~~~a . Mtss. Hell:'n C1lmore ts vts1 tmg l\lt. Ollye tn Colurr.'bus. wtlh rclaiiV('S 1 Baum d 'I 1 M J D h BY MRS SOL BIGLEY gar ner , "rs C ara Ruustt rs am es ona ue has re· · , . [ Mrs Ros 1e Stcwa t s·3 . h H turned home, after ,, VISit with Mr. and Mrs. \\mme Hols mger Mrs A J r · ra amm re lattves in ColumbuS and famtly, Albany spent Sunday Rutten~~~tc~vt~ er: MG•I~. Ma g:la~enc w1th Mr and Mrs. Sol B1glcy ' ad:.s L<~ tsey , Mrs. Clara Robmson, Mrs Hallte Mrs Jam es Carter and daugh- Erie and Mrs Rosa fo~ tnk ters., Mrs. Martha Holstngcr and Mrs Sol 1JLgley and son spent TIGERS GET NEW COACHES Thursday w•th Mrs. w. D. Roberls DETROIT UP- BU<ky Hm" . and son, Nitro. new IDII!Hlgr-r of tlw Detro 1t T ~ crs, namrd two new coaches at I Gary and Shan Wells, Keno, dionn party m h.s honor .. 1 1tch.co::-k Racine PTA heard an interesting I spent Saturday with their grand· Han1s pteked P, 1Jy H talk b Rae· II gh 5 h 1 mother, M-rs Hazel Johnsen and Jauk Ttghc to repla~e Johnny ~TIIIALS, Y. me 1 . . Ht-t1P anj Rob SwLft on the De c 00 pnn-1 CLPal. Charles Hayman. Monday I Pearl MosLer v1s1ted Mr · and trott coach. 1ng st• ff He re 1amet . In'tbe Hi>lrl of Mason City, W. Va. f!venmg, wh en t he PTA met at Mrs . Sol BigleY\ and ~ons Sunday. Scboolbcy Rowe as his !hlrll the Racme Grade School coach. Eugene German IS spending .a =asss'"5i55!s;9!$E!~~~~~~ Twenty four members were pre sent when Jv.r Hayman gav e hi§ few days W1th his parents, Mr = := talk on the 'Ten M1ll School Lev:.·" al)d Mrs. Bert German. to be voted on m the November Mrs . Robert VanMeter and elec\ion. family and Mrs. Martha Holsinger .t'he meetmg was presided ovel' 1by '\ Mr4,: !dargaret Houdashell, ~~ ;!~~::ay~·rs. Sol Bigley new PfA president. Th e group pJannta a parcel P,ost' sale and rish J'Wior ijolsinger, Reedsville pond to be at th.e Legton Hall, s'p.erit Sunday with Robert and Safurday nig'Ht, October:_ 30 Eddie Bigley, SUITS Pomeroy Personals u.r I SMITH CLOTHIN5 CO· I w" I I For All Your BUILDING NEEDS 1 Racine PTA Heard • " 1 Talk• RHS PflnCfpa 0 n New M'II Levy Rely On Us! I HOCG and ZUSPAN INCORPORATED :::S OUR NEW TOY BOOKS ARE HIRE! AbAM HATS Anyone Wishing To Look Them Over Stop In Either Our .. $5.00 and $7:50 Pomeroy or Mtat6n Store New Patterns and Colors Pomeroy's Only Authorized And Pick One Up Select Your Toys For Cllrlitmol On • ADAM A§iiicy Our Lay•Away Pion L&_% ~I-lOP ' sl. · -tt4 Couli - SMALL AMOUNT DOWN '-' llltlillt!e In Weekly i'i:t'ments .' . l Our,1'oyland Will Be Ldrger That~ Than (Vet Before! Pomeroy, Ohio ?pmeroJ's. Famous OW' New TOY Borol!J WUl J1e lilalled Later! SAVE MONEY- BUY YOUit CHRISTMAS GIFTS At PICKENs' w•LL·" · stoatst I ~lckins ,, r • 5d0 1!. ' •itdlif The annual homecoming at the Orange church was well attended 'fhe Sunday School was held In the morning, a basket dinner at noon, a songfest in the afternoon w1th Lee Tom, song leader. And the message on "The HiStory of the Chr1st1an Church" by Rev . Maffett . Don Young , a poUo vtct1m of 1952 e ntered St Anthony Hosp1 tal Colwrnbus, Monday and under· went surger:~- today. Hls room num:ber ts 200 He was accompanied to Col nmbus by tus mother, Mrs VIC· tor Young Sr and Ted Srott who returned , home that even ing. .trs:e or or ,947 Chevrolet 'llJI KhU~:·iiijljl:,~w~::~:n~i ~!t M•JL!!*l" ' l .. ltyllnt~the very li>o1t Of 1CilliOoYO•Mtllli lii/io.·JOWilfan- · llfles, sports-car snap, and tllcrt tiel.a-ijlfliili pl:liioti:lniiC windih!Wil thclt il6lt blliltr. can w0n't hav• tiill9s5 IQ!iir. \ ' Ptiriiiiu Whiie Jil:lf4_ay • FIGHT j or ali I rrr: ,r:ss 'I and in '' - I I I bY I I I . · Y f IN A SPOT on At C Fe,, I I ed recent!}' at a birthday papty given by h1s moth er, Mrs . Mel Clark on his first bLrtbjay The party was held in Phlladel,p hia, Pa., before the Clar ks returned hom e for the winter months A color scheme of pl n ~ and blue was carrieCI out, and the table was decorated with stream· en and ballOons. Pnz.es were won by Nan('ry VanMeter and John Kipper Aft-er Brent had opened h iS many lifts the first p1eee of cake was cu' causing the tiny musical box to play "Hsppy Birthday." Those attending the party were Danny Shell, Jr., Charlotte Shell, liLt c~bna wbli:IL won tho 12th annuol Cot.y John Kipper, Chr1stie KiPper , Danny RrolJcrts, Robbin Roberts, Crltlc$ iwNil, "'Tbe Winnie,'" fDr Cahtorill& Jr, Tommy Sinunons, ~ancy Van · ThO awan! a- ~..u,. ·to tiLe Am.erl~eter, Bottby, Sherrie and Bar~ dettcaet Voted but bJ' 1 ;tury ot fuhlon edlta••· Rigbt: ·• 6Uve lllk aattn evenlftl'-drea with pnnled_tllk t•ce p&tlel bara Wolfe, Cathy McDonne11 .. i.ad boW lP biek.' Lift: • 'ahUtb evening dreu:io(~k .tllk ~aUn Maureen McDonnell , Rioli:y Kert, wttb 1111r. noa embralderect tto,tetL tlatmtaf~J · Stan Lopata, Jr., Tomm~ Lopata, Donnice Bur.gess, Barbara Tro\llj)e fllaney Troupe, Mrs . "Smokey" Burges&, Mrs. Danny Shell, Mn. Robbin Roberts, Mrs . Curt Sim1 mons, Mrs. Robert MeOonnell, Rev. •nd . Mrp. A. Mrs Claude VanMet.er, Mrs. Elof He•th Methocltat Clluretr wete .> mer WoUe, Mrs. "Kip" Kipper, m Portmnout.h T~~sday ~~ atten~ Tbtl Laure"r Clirf Better He-alth Mrs. George Kert, arid Mrs. Stan a Retreat for mtnLStera and t~elr ClUb met Monday evening at Ute Lopata . Ted Kazanski sent a gift, 1'w_ives. Leaders o:l t~e retreat were h · f Mrs. Hell'n LeitheJt but was unable to attend lbaho~ a~d :fr1.ra .. lty:.ft.i;l .WerDer, ome 0 d' PO e 0 , and Distrh..-t Superiotfndent and NaY,lon Ru .,• "'~ r i). • • • M P I jhlle . lilrs. Jearr . Wt •ght, pretident, Methodilt Class Met rs. au . ..} s. . was in eharCe ·or the meet1ng. Rev. aq_ ,~n. L: .R ?1ns9_n, n was decidect to awe $10 on the tGree_n fleld, form~ M·tddlepbrt. building of . a Sunday School arrle eagers <Sidents, ar~ mov1n1 to ~orwalk roqm at the Laurel Chff church, Miss Carrie Yeager assisted twhere . tlte1r daughter Mrl. Reed d t h med'"al Mrs. ~MiMie Neutzling entertain· an a110 o pure ase .... ITayIor a bd f a~1·1 Y are ..I"tVtnJ, , ,. ' US f th Salisbury sehool. ed the DaughterS of Ruth class · Mrs. C. 0 . Fisher and son- Tom- p 1 or e · f of the Untted Methodist church, \my and Miss Sa11y Fisber we,~ "ln ._A do~atlon was_ receiVed rom Monday evening at her hom e, Eb (HOckin'"' · t · · -11 · 'M l . ·iRil M 11 tne RJ4enour famtly for use of rwalter~O~eii:~·s:tfda)~~<~ . r tlie tlub's hoSpital . bed add also en~:~ot~~~t~:;,er:;· Miss Lydia I Mr. and Mr.s. Cblt~H" Siilllli! ', : fpom tbe Ball family for use of Ebersbach, opened the meetmg, 1Mi3ll Florence Reed litd cif~~e the e-:utches. It was a~eed that Mrs. C E W . Downie , prestdcnt, ,IAdlt, Sprfngfield, were w~ten~ ~&ch member would brmg an old presided over the meeting and "'"t s o1 Mr. an d M.N dress .gu_ r.--· 1 tam \ . • wrapped hi h up.11 to be the ld next mcmb ers respon d ed to ro 11 ca 11 Ailit and Mt. and Ml-s. Gene D()(l. me.~1lng w c WI .• so as a with a favorite Bible verse. .soO. Miss ReM also visited with ro:ey maklntg pro~ct .. T~: dres~ Following a short business ses·Miss Lucille Smith, (!)Jester . Slt~ 0 e worn a a pa Y m e near , s1on a nl!ffitber of games were 'taiaglit ill the cties.te'r schools lu~~- \\ii th t' th played under the direction of 0 0 ng twt!Dty.years tro. e mee 1ng e anm· Mrs Richard Campbell , , .. . . , ~~rsary of the clu_b was observed Refreshments were served by David Hoyt •l,s stay1ng with r;t:r. W1tb a covered dtsh supper. Lhe hostess to Misses Nelle and a~ ~- ,CbafJe~ Wbite agd ~au· ~~~ending wer,e Mrs. Gladys Clara Bmg, Mrs RJchard Canllp.trif.tr - ~fule ~i~ p~en~ .~re at. , Snvtb~ ~rs. qeorgJ!l Dtehl, Mrs bell, Mrs. John Chase, Mrs C. E .•l:t ch~h ~fer~nce Jn I Betty p1~bl, td:rs Bertha Parker , w. Downie, Miss Lyd 1a Eben;ob-: " J. ' . ~;,. . M!li· Mal)~l Tracy Mrs. Donna bac h, M1ss Augusta Genheimer, ~ticylfijj. !WIIIlap:p; ' t , and j \lUOJP~··g, .J'IIP.&jl. Mf'. Mrs. A V. H""'ol), ·~~f=\ ~ fa~, oMilt\r 'h ~· ~ Wnght , Mrs 0 ., H. Myers: Mrs Mollie , . tilir.~liffl:eftrout tO his ·. Mrs. . Mrs. Margarcr Oliver, Mrs George II Parker, bcifijj 1.irl :Sprlqftel'cJ. I Allen, ~ · Leona Karr, Mrs. Nel- Mrs. ThorJA& Goegle10, Mrs Mi-a: £velyn Lewis who has J!e Tracy, Mrs. Bertha Oliver, Cl aude Darst, Mrs Jacob Gloeckbte.V. ill with laryngitis for the ~rs. Polly Eichinger, .Mts Mil· ner1 Mrs. Bert We,bster and one pj'Sf wefk Has rettlrned to her dred Jleobs- and Mrs. Georgia guest, Mrs. W1lltam Pbilhps. e~pl~inent. Thompson. JteC.eDt "uests of Miss Lois Ce. Mils Eleanor Robson ed·, ife"te ~uu~ . Mitch, Adrienne Posts FaU Con/erence Honored With HankU!s Mlil•, GalltpOhs; Mr . and Mrs. T. I .1. ld , M' L C• 11, Cecil, Coolville; MI.,. Ethel . ne '"' urray 1ty Miss Eleanor Robson was gJven Ga~laiid., Mr_s. .,essie Plunlb, Min-I The Fall Conference o( the a handkerchief showc"r in o!Jser:tr~~; Ga1ner, .~r. Etghth District American LegiOn vance of her btrthda y and annt1:1.1- rs. · · · omas, . mesvl e; posts was held at Murray Ctt)• versary girts were presented to J~~· Thorqas 1 San FrancJseo Cal. ri , aDd ~ ' t>- T t"" F ·•11 "· L' ;,unday. Feeney.Bennett post s Mrs. Robert Lewts, Mrs . Paul Ullle ay or, Oll es, a . Firing Squad too~ part in the Kloes ilnd Mrs Pat Wood, from .-¥t. _and Mrs. C. C. · Cbapt'lta~ 1 p' arade and It W8s announced that the club. when the Second Monw~e called to Crown Cltf by .ljle 1 . delilb 01 h' ~~ 80 bbi f the Spr>ng Conference of the day Sewing club met Monday ef ,nel':".ew . e . • Eighth District woUld be held evening at the hom e of Mrs. \ .lr '· ( C ur~~:~, ;wlbO was killed m, a tractor here. Those attending the ,Confer- Grace Holter · ·~}~en_ , this .~eek. Fun~aJ ser·' eDee Sun.:iay Were RObert Schmoll, Durmg a short business sess1on ~:e" Will be bel~ there on 'JlhUri · l Ftrlhg S~tuid Ccmminder, Don in c;tlarge of Mrs Holter, pre~J­ f. . • _ Roach, Po.,t egmmalldJl_r; Dahr dent, plans were discussed fol"' the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davidson Sr.j Dart. Paul Greenley, Paul Hap- annual Cllristmas party. Refreshments were served by Columbus bave ·b een visiting here tonstall, Arthur p.ilmore Louis for the paat W.eek. Long, Henn· C;iatwortby, Joe the ho.stesa to those named abov·~ Mr . and Mrs. Allen Knopp and 1 Young Jr., P,lt)e ltourninR, Walter and Miss Emma Relbel, Mrs Dwight Parker . Mrs. iames Clat· dau.a:hter Mrs. William Swisher Bun4:!e. ~~ we:re ill Ironton Saturday to The regijif iileetiag of Post worthy and Miss Martha Howell. tend the Parade of ttie IJil~ and 128 . w!Uil~ - .: ~ :i ennlng at ih.) were dinner pests qf Mi'. and ~~.1'.1!" . i.J\ . !Ill m~mbers ire DaUeys Visit With Mrs. Harold VoC.h!.!(»'hg. . . ur1ed to 4 c 1 Plans. will Jbe llom~e Chari~ WjliJIOI ~n ld:r aqd m~de for a ~tam fdi' Post .28 Mra. H• . Wlli;jil, 111&~ Sti-e•t All voters · welcor/le an~· re· A-2c and Mrs. Doll o&,ley O!\leted .~!, lline'f'l lceshmenl,i, be .,.erved a! tho ved Satu¥ay for -a vi~it w1th f~ ,Rn ~ney' app"!Ldf.~"Jl'·l tlbse of t~e lll~eling. their Parents, .Mt. and Mrs. erttt DaH~; .;6meroy And Mr. h ;dUI and Mrs. Edw'ard -Ilawley ~iners· ton iii ;!'itlc~lbu'K Mro. p 1 f'~~~ftnlnllhain wii ville. • , . · .• 11 .wte;. rt · ~b'8me .~h \'V eJliiea· D~Hey whp, ti¥ b~en the "Lbyal Help- in Jkpan with the Air Fot'<'e ' ei-1'" ~~~ endilUp" classes the past 18 mont}~~ arriVe"d of the EtiB It Mason. Mrs. Columbus Frl.day Where he lf~a· ~ush ad c tbe de- ~rs. Hlwley Who has biH!rt ein;plofCJttli8•1 w~ich conSISted of sin&· '"'~ there. M\~r , $0 day tdrlough A-2C IJii1 a'triJ)Wfe and a reaCUD.i from "U~w- Ro~m." Severa! aftd tMri. d•Iih Wtu leave for readings tlveH 1!Y. tniniil~ra, C~irOthla 4-Gere he w1ll be sla· Thcae attending ihe -in~e·tiDa honed. _...:;_' were Mrs. Villa ' l-ee, Mrs Eileen F,Gf'e~pn, Mti. 14lt~ie Jphnson • IS tatl~ll.l'TEQ ld!•· Vic,a RCibsh, Mh. iran Jit&, BIRTHD.«T 1s ~if!l/dllj JIH<n Kndi))i w>s · Mrs. 1.. R. ':Maho,Dey, MisS tiu\h honored Sunuay. when Mrs. lllcln\osh, Mn. Nl\!1 Mcintosh. Knopp had a fm~ily dinqer al ··~ fh'e hdtte;, lirs. P•ulioe their home. Guest~ . wert'! .lrB Cunningham. Harold Vogi.!Oolig, D-bhliln, Mrs '' ' ' HaroJ.d Jonest Syt_a·c use; M.rs Willili~ S«tisbtr, Jtb:~ Jt~d John FUiiz and d.i\IJ~tef, Ari1ta Mane. , Midcllepcm Personals .Better .JfJfhlth Club ~n~·rt,htolds Dish Supper i I RACINE ~--- ---~--- Tho c::t~~··:t,;~;,..::~ t\lfred 9q 441 444 Tho WSWS of the E11B llluolt ehuHh held lbolr NJlllar moefi, lnl. ll .'tb•· -dun:& ; ~ ~o;: I "'onlnJ. Mrs. Nan lkinloob ba<l tblfle gf, tbe de.v~oDI. Tbe ltp-' \ of tlie I "p ic pf .llie 1-h wwJ 'Illt.llfi... their first m~l th!J fall at the UoM for I M1Jslo111rP~-~rs. Leur! Obukh. Mon~iy nl&ht . Lottie_lobbl~ . .. . tb, read,; Soiil omite Jed by llov. J, and , latl-. P,lr,l 1 .!tOO Lesllel Kunze, pastor of the Potne· PfOirlllh wl!ie Mrs. Yl<a ~iitlt. roy churcli opeped th! meet1n1 J{n. ·En~ Foreman, Mn. Lottie followed" by aevotiQnl led 1)y Roush aad Mrs. L. It Mahoney. Carol Goff of ll~~l~port anti Relrelbmentl were serve4 1 by prtyl'r by Rev. ltu,nu. tlte h:oste;tlet llrl . Nan llllfi/nto•~ "David and Goliath .. w~ the ud Mi81 Ruth McintOsh to the topic 0! tb:e t.tk liven by P'.orrest fotJowinK Mrs Vica Roulh; Mn. Baehtel, Mit'ldt~ort, wh~ tola of Eileen Fonmaa, Mrs Ann W&l8h, the llatt.ta we ha-,;e to till toda)'. Mrs. Virtinia Noble, Mr! . Edith lntluaine lilteftlperane:t, iDtoUer. lncles. Mrs . Lottie Roosh ~ MN. ance and race. IIJ tpeakfnt: of the Lottie· J ohn.son . Mrs. Amella itortel Pltid· Pltlted up Mr. Davis, Mra, Vir1ie stewart, Mrs. Bachtel to1d c;t the ltonet we have L. R. M•honey, Harriett Ann to oYerc:ome it~it named Wal1h and Diane Ncble. ' above, nami'ff, ht~lth or • !1tron1 body, a Jl!lilil, ro~ lno'ral c hariete'r trUf religious d'~votlc:in". Elected Offic,ers eonifortab!y, t . ..~;I $1 t8lfli ].oliiU(Hif-ltl.. . \ . fVSjf duiotfa .Pr.ofl:IIW 'routh Fellowships $._t• 'l•f~.t. d • H• f.:. S td ~~ . Page'Fi~ --------------------~--~-- Ohio MethOdist .Ciiilrch . r,ards for f~e thlrd str,ait,ht W\!ek and now h"olds a net gain of 342 '}:ards 29 carries. 'thomas. ~tio 'pound SP.rincf~eld sQPhomore, ~ao; 'Carrted l9 times for 120 ne1 yards. In addition each has scored three to.uebdowns. , Jn 17th ,.lace tn leading ground gaini.lli statis~cs ror small c:.plle,es ·tJtrou,Jh ' ~e firiti 3wo Jan;~es wa.,~~, Ahlber/! with 2t<> yalds on 21! 260 160 100 790 -- 4.28 Leidlhi the Mi<I-Amerlcan Con 1'Carries Kent's Lou Mariano wu '23 jerebee With two straflbt vlclorl•s th1rd wtth 377 yards in 2Q carrres . 340 thampion Oblo 432 )he de!~ndln• Co11eh Carroll \Viddoes ind hi! 419 UnivenJj:y Bbbcats face tb~ir fest ta!li: rif the seasq'n !JeXt staff believ~ s.turday's- ehlsh 2122 urdlly mf!etJng th..e ::r:ent . a vtetory for the Bob· boHieil Flash'es at Rent . , 'Cats 1f the team can slop Matiano Tbl! battle coUld: go a Jp_p l wfr and ~ke t:'loreia before they c';!t -t\82 277 1pWards deCidift~ the ~· . M:fp, lfoo fAr beyond the line of scrJin. 391 ,Am-eriean ~thampion. Both 1tearit! 469 boast l~idirll lfiiUno.i-gitltl~ Cin· 432 d1dates iil the smlll college .!!llatfs· 130 t1cs for early gaines. 1 78 2265 . QU's e.ony hlllbatks, . Erl!~d AMberg and Roger Thomas, Ttt8intaiiiM their U.rl~ "piH iii \he :h .0 Wln fl-o in WeSteHt. ' eSefvc 317 last Siit6r!la~ . Robinson .... . 107 119 91 webJ!r .. . 1rs 105 129 •89 Clark .. . 14t !'70 167 478 WLII . 141 ~~ 131 467 Bltnd 1~0 130 130 390 Handicap . ._.... 29 29 29 87 Total . . . 683 748 677 2108 NEL, TheDA • ,. ..--- • ' ' .' ' ' .. �.. . ... ..,. CHiCAGO, THE WINDY .CITY~ECOMES WAT~RY White Church Ladies Aid And Boord Spent Tuesday Quilting And Sewing BY MAUDE BLESSING The Ladie!ll Aid of White Church Oak Grove. and Board met with Mrs. Ed Fry Tuesday and apept the day quilting •nd sewing rUg rags. At noon a buffet dinner was served to ttle following: Rev. and Mrs. Burge, Mrs. Lon Roush, Mrs . Gerald Rood, Mrs. Probe Roush, Mrs. Ray RJJWib, ·Mrs. Loretta Roosh , Vena Pickens, Mrs. Fannie Taylor, Mrs. Dennis Reush, Mrs. Everett Pickens, Mrs. uw1gnt G,ibbs, EJ.la and Maude Blessing, Mrs. clarence Adkln1o", rt.r5. Russell Hoffman, Mrs . Les· ler Adkina, Mrs. Clarence Yea'ger, · and Beverly, Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe Mr5. Paul Randolph and children. Mrs. Albert Thompson and Virginia. Mrs. Richard Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boston, Mrs. Harley Bonecutter and Grea:ory, Mrs. Ina Wei.gand, Mrs. Garnett Chapman, Mrs . Harry Thompson, Mrs. Curtis Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Taft Boston, Twila Rickard, Herald Boston. Akron, C. E. Fry ·aDd tbe hostess, Mrs. Fry. ,.' • .. A 6.21-INCH RAINFALL, beavteat In 69 yeiU'I, left BCenea Uke thl8 throughout Chicago, Upper: The Union atlition, where watc!r J'OI!le so btgb It ltranded tralruJ, drowned out generator• &nd left only the top or a.n auto above the surface ln thla photo. tnwer: A woman It carried trom a nooded berne to a boat at the doorstep on the city's I!IO_!Ith ald~ (lntema.tiomlJ Boundphoto) Mr. and ~rs. B~r.ton Webb and son, Mansfield VISited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe, r~~ntly. Mrs. W. J. Chapman 11s1ted Mr. aml Mrs. Leonard Roush, Thursday. Mrs. Hollis TJ:lompson spent her vacation in Ohio recently.. . ~rs . .Rena Bonecutter ~ss a VISitor 10 Pt. Pleasant Fr:•d•y. Ray Robinson, Charleston called on his relatives Mr . and M:rs. Dwight Gib'b.H Thu111day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank WolC'!, Mary~and, are visiting her aunt, Fann1e Taylor. On tbeir way there they stopped in Masen and called in Mr. and M~. Guy Blessing. .I?• IIa ~ Yeager, Mason, wu A VISitor 10 the homes of C. E. Fry and Arch Yeager Friday. Elmer Newberry was a business visitor in Charleston, Wednesday. 1 Mrs . Fannie Taylor anrt Mr. and Mrs . Frank Wolfe, Silver Springs, Md., were dinner guests ef Cecil. Maude and lWa Blessing Saturday. Tommie Marr and nephew, Walter Marr, Wheeling and uncle Charlie Marr, Mason. are visitln_g W. A. Blessing. Mrs. Vena Rainey assisted Mrs. Wilda Blessing in getting apples ready for apple ·butter. Mrs. Fannie Roush spent Tues· day with Artie Reush and family I .All Rest· N0 :· . . E Ad ~;~t~~ds~r!~\:~.~k~e~~t:~s;~ul~ xpert VISes Teelh are Work Not G.00d weapon for combating certain af- of Broad Run. Mrs. Manford , Blesslng re1urned e ' ' ' . w no good reason , he s:ud, they ofl~n dt>velop ills in addition to laziness. Weed cited recent experiments in which a group of energetic DETHOrr UP.......R(·~t. li ke mt>diyoung men were kept inactive fOL' t::HIC, should he taken in the pro· more than a month. · pn proportions becamt• lt lo much of it docs more harm lhan good , He said the normally healthy an:urding to Dr. l\lill011 H. Weed . 1 men su ffered losses of nitro~en _ . ! and calcium in their systems a rt's1 . 1s habiJ..form. · 1 d c, 11· ne m · bl oou• vo 1umc an d ot h. cr . ''Prolonged .. . · m g, \\' ccd wrote 111 an article 1n 1 bad e-ffect th e lktroil l\1edl(:a l Nt·ws. ''It s. ·shOuld be prescribed only when '·The wid~sprea d belief Lhat indicilted and with thr same exact· hard wo~k. mental or physical ness used in pn>slT ihing other po·l' plays an important part in disease icnt and dangerous medicines ." has little rational basis," the phy. RPst , Weed said . is an effective I sician concluded.. ..., 1 .to .. I c ' .o~_ .. DETitOIT UP- The first teeth of .a child need an aggressive public relatiens counsel, in the opinion or Dr. Hobert F.. Muycl's, Univer· sity of Michigan professor toC dentistry. Dr. MoyPrs is ch<~irman of the School of Oenlis try 's orthodontics dcpartmenL which is devoted to preventing and correcting irregu. Jarities of teeth . He arrived at his conviction after SPPing llterally hundreds of thow;;mds of poorly I arranged childr('n's teeth each I week. j The Department of Commerce makes interesting discovery. ••• • mate 011 (Help "rilk" venharea. to ruarantee they, w:ill sufter no losses on foreign "risk" ventures. • • • pvernmeat I They also want to reUeve Ule• a.U Uae Oil trus~ lawa, presumably 10 &lae7 t:aD Join rorelp moaopoUet~ 1.11 &heir "risk" veatarea. ••• tn fact, they expressed them- !elves as perfectly wiUlng and eager to enter into "risk" ventures In foreign lands. ••• • But the rl11k must be shouldered by the U. S. taxpayer, and the profits of ~;uch "risk" veoincome c.w.Harder r aro"ups. How~v~r . rep1ies indicat· ed that the greates t tub thump· ers ror a welfare stale <:~re the nation's biggf:st corporations. tures muM aC<crue to them. ••• Yet many of these same cor· porations employ high pre~sure men to pt>rsuadf independfnt rr-· tailers and wholesalers to r isk Jt is also int•·re<;ting Dept. of capital in heavy inventoriesCommercf' confinctl survey to 400 with no guarantees. 6rm111 out or more than 4 million Thus. once acaln, evidence apt!stablisbmcnls in the na'ion. pears there are two delialtloM of • It is al~n intercst:ng to reflect free enterprise. One small bat aflbat uni!oubtr·dly ~omc of tbese Ruent. group, feels free enterprise flr ms included Ow leading tub Is where governmen\ rives them thumpers fror a br,]l\iun of U. S. a free hand backed up with free prolecti ve tu i!Ts with the cry InSurance. that no m<Jtl('r how cheap foreign But independent businesRmel1. labor 1s, Ame rita n "!mow h')w·• general;y, consider rreP tnt ·r· can overcome t hat , and bPside~. prise as a Bystcm whC !"Pby a rr,ljj( it unli mited rhc:1p ;mports hurt somt• dnrn('otit.. form s thnt's just js free to go broke. ;.s wl:'li as make a fortune . the ri ~k O( dninl!" bUSl llC S S. • m:tdc it clear Yet thousand! are willinr to But Ri ;: R,, • ,.,inrss risk their savhag11, 1heir humt'll, lo \omm"rf'e Dept., I' waats to furniture, aod futures In ba,lng ••• ••• • • ••• • •• • ta.ke uu risk . *· •• For e::;ur.pl€>. Lh"'re a IG at free ~"err-e d to be R lack or be!id that lhrir sa!es methods could I t surre~sful In sE- tl mg to pent up rlem ;1 nt1s ol the billions outside U. S. Therefore, before t~k : ng an.v "nsk" th.ey w.ant to::rifT! rf'clm.:ed so they can seH thc1r tOJ;Cigl1 labor produced ~oods in U. !:i. ••• as lh.Py understand it. And all th~y uk entf'rpri~e rrom governmenl 11 lhat they bE' 1iveo at least an even break to aucceed. )'et ca,ernment pnlictel on cbeap lmpGrh. lax anti lrust law ~nfaue ment, inequitable tax programs, make that rbk mare rhokler tvery yur. But lnterestinJI)' enourh, Corr merce Department haa yet t.o 1.1ake a They ~Jso w;1,n\ sp«:lal low lit- UloroaJ'h lnvestlratioa or the come taxt:~ on any money they aeedl of Independent buiiiDe!ls, /.\ . L.- t' OIRI,;;;,a ~J~er Newberry spent Wedn_esday with her mother, Mrs. Denms Roush. Leonard Roush and Lon Bless· I ing were in Pt. Pleasant Fril1ay. Mr. iiilnd Mrs. Daniel Weigand Huntington, were here Friday . Dr. D. V. Smith returned berne from St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, where he was a medical pa· tient. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young vlait· ed relatives In Charleston SaturROIERT C. RUARK day. · Mn. Ethd Myers who has spent v:ur harried c~rreapondent sometime with her sister Mrs. . . cen Beggs and SO(I. and Mr. and has been m1xed up m the houseMrs Tobey Myers returned to buitding business lately, trying to Dayion Wednesday throw together a shack thafll Mr. ~nd Mrs. All~n Prouer and \ k~ tbe wi~d and weatb_er off Miss Shirley Grimm were calling him when he a old anrl t?o hred to on relatives in Brinker Hollow work, and I swear I a1m to kUJ Saturday evening. D'!e a contr~etor. PTef.erably with Mrs Dora Stratton Harriaon· · hiS own estunate, wbn:h iJ morPville sPent the week .e~d with Mr, than suftlciently heavy. 1 don'l know whether you've and Mrs. Jasper Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeager, been mixed up in any housebuil~­ ~son and Mr. and Mrs. Jack.j lng lately, but it aets no better Shirley, Oklahoma, were calleN with the years. You weuld tbink in the Arch Yeager home Satur- j that by now t,pey wuuld have !i day· I certain number ol thinp llcllied· Mr. and Mrs. George Bosten, tn the business, since houees bave and son, Akron, and the Frank ever been the fint eonslderaUon Boston family are vacationinll On of man, after food, sin~e man eame dewn out of the tree. the Boston farm Rt. 1. ' too, and 'Oura wu done wronl am· • fitepbce man, tn spades. from atove to t..ble. Tbe plumb-- whk:ll me.au that we·ve loaded lne wh put ln wronr end to, ao' tbiJ: sbeck w'itll fireplace.. One. in all thf: walll bad to be ripped tht living tiJOm. Jt throwa heat down aga1n . .In the meantime, In like Feller used to throw a ban0\(Miern. jet~propelled tivilintion, baH. It throws lt so ~ell that it we used bucket~ to make tlte bUrnt ri&bt thr_oua:b into the other plumbing work. That was before roOm t~ other night-, and set fire to, tb~ tJueboardiD£ Of eoune, it the ees11pool blew up. I cannot think bf anytbing In is nQt tbe contractor'• fault. Tbe:JI t'hla house that was done ri(h.t the first time. My bedr.ooin is • howling sueeeaa, bi:!CaUJe of the color. Thls ._appened. beeauae J got some wifeb lnst.ructions mix· ed up and told t.he painter the wron& thing. Mama waa livid,. but the room turned out sensationll, ' and JtOw she iii even more livid, for I 10 around takin1 bom on. the color schem~, which i1 a com· pletely impossible gray-treen. LilJa evary other contr•ctor, one shirks re~ponsl~lllty anythlne wrons~. It Isn't hl1 fatdt; lt"a the painter's fault, ' of 'the plumba~• fault, or the plasterer"• fault. Or my fault or htr fault er th• dog's fHit, th'• tor Then I HY• ._.,,, bud, If · you' .,...,, Nlplh"''lible for anythlnt. around hare, :why .do I tNY you Mr. and Mrs. Andy Edw111rds, ·F or· a start. the joint still isn't f the 15 percent! And he says, Huntington .visited In the Cecil livable, and .~ s four months' over ' well I 1at phone for YOU:. Blessing home Sunday. due. For a continuation, the A;nl)l It cloet no good to point Those calling on Mrs. Funie penslve wood fioors have get t out that the ph..._haln't arrl•· Taylor §unday were Carmen Latb·lsprina: in them so you feel · ad y•t, and It If '<~~.l.most lmpot. ey and f~iends of Parll:e':lbur11, a high diver every time you walk aible to mak• 1 call ·•• a phone . . Mrs. Adrian Lathey and children, through the office. The "solid· that IM"t ther& Vernon. gold" tile floors appear to havP. . Ml.ss Frances Edwards, Hunt- been laid by an exceptionally unmgton, was t}le guest of Anita talented child under tbe delusion Brown, Sunday. that he is practiclng therap w'th 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Roush, blocks Y West Columbia called on his mo• ther Mrs. Vena Rainey Sunday. The bar Is important in any Mr . and Mrs. Frank Wolfe, Md., house, if you have drinking visited Alva carr and wife of 1 friends, and our bar slaycd in the Santcwn Sunday. hme state of noncompletion for Several attended the three months, with the cork for at Mason Sunday. tbe bar top standing ferlornly In Elmer Newberry and family and a corner. Kitchens are important, Mr. and Mn. Dennis Roush were in Ripley Sunday. Fred Roush anti wife were the Sunday gueats of Mert Rollins 11 nd family of Leon. Mrs. Ina Weigand and son called on Mr. and Mrs. John Weigand at Cottageville Sunday. Also ascar \_Yeigand of Howe11 1who is in • poor health. Ernie Rickard and sister Twila visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkins, New Haven Sunday. Their sister Mrs. Blanche VanSchoyck, Colum bus also visited· there. Connie Bonecutter, Henderson, is apending a few days with her grandmother Mrs. Garnett Chapoo Down man. · Mr. and Mn. Ted Stewart, West $15.00 per month Columbia, BiJHe Weigand and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young spent Sun· day evening witb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush. Mrs. John Blessing is quite ill at this wriUng. , . on The BriJiltelt Comer Mr. and Mrs. Ed fry, Johnnie Fry, wife and ohildr~n. New Haven visited relatives in Huntington Sunday. !'t' don't maki! brick& today the way they: Ui'tid to. . . ... . Everythlnl in building now ·.g defensive~ baaed on a prepared excuse, And on diverslons to. dis· :tract: attention. You ean't get l workers; thinga have to be done llower now .. There iJn't ahything slothful q..,out the wily this artful dodger 14lls ·to the bank with a c-eek w~~n 1 P~Y. him from lime to tJme. He 1etl' ~d records. Nor is \~ere · anythin& reaiJy naive about the way be start!! fresh collltru'Ction on my dough, and tben pulla the workers off my bouse to '1lve · a false semblance of progress to the new chump. ~ut what's. really unchanged is ~ne· eOifn!non IQPPOBition tbat anybody. w.bo b.UUda a house is a simpletOn, ~lnd can be swftldled by a b$h-league -robber. I don't min•l be_ln1 charged twice f~r the ~~~rn~ thing, but when he charge. three . times on separate audits and then wants me to pay the car,penter, too, 1 ~lck. Up to now the ·Kicking 1 has reduced the blll by one-third. • ' I i ' ,I [ 4:00 NBC 4:15 NBC 4:30 4:45 5:00 3:30 -6:00 6:30 6:3~ 6:45 1:00 7:30 3Rooms 7:45 ......... ...... ......• ... . ••• ALL ~ NEW 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:05 11:10 11 :15 " • · Furniture · $299. 1 1 :30 1:00 $30.00 I BAKER 8:00 Arthur ........ ·-· -- In Middft!port .......... - ROOF COATING u.oo BEST QUALlTY REASONABLY PRICED • R~id Go Right To Godfrey · and WcHs.l.tv ....THultsoAY 10:00 .SiWn, OR - , ·· Moores 'l)heatrfo News . Pomeroy- Pt. Pleasant- Ripley ~!I 12:30 Smck Seuet of. Broadwar-"Man Came to Dinner"~·~tY 'Woole)' (the ma.n), 'Oberon, Joan Benn· ett, . Bert Lahr 11:00 World Nt?ws · Tenight 11:05 Up-t.,.the-mibute News ._ ouhclera .~-ort Sh'Ow ~ 10:00 Garry Moore 110:30 Arthur Godfrey Time U:30 Strike n Rich 12:00 .V aliilnt Lady 12:1!5 Love ot for ' Tomorrow 12:45 Th~ G1,1id1ng Light 1~ 1 00 1:00 Portia Faces Life ~:1~ ·the ,ieeklng Heart 12:30 1 ~30 Wi!!lrCOme- Travelers 1:00 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis 1:15 2:30 Virginia's Home Journal 2:00 3:00 The B~g Payoff 2:3{} 3:30 Rob Ct·osby Sbew 3:00 -4:00 The Brigh~r Day 3:1S 4:15 The S~ret Storm 3 :30 4:80 Cn Your Account 3:45 5:00 Lucky 8 R-e.nch·Dic.i!: Reid 6:00 Ea1·ker Bill 4:00 6:16 St:perfnan Cartoons 1 4:15 6:30 l!:sso Reporter ] 4 :30 6:45 Err.. e Saunders Sport Show i :45 6:55 Wutherman 5:00 '1 :C3 1'dt>drama 5:30 1:30 nor·~ E~wanls·, News 6:00 7:45 Jane FrG·man tl :30 8:00 Ray Milland· Shew 6:3~ 8:30 Climax·"The 13th 6:4~ Ethel Barrymore & 7:00 O'Keefe 7 :30 9:30 Four Star Playhocse '7: ..!5 10·00 Lone Wolf 8:00 10:30 Na:me That Tune 8.30 11 :CO World News 1'onie:ht 9:00 11:05 Up-to-the-minute ·News 9:.:m - i 10:00 1 " because a property trratcd first tooth may possihly savt: pareuts Rrral expense in curn~clivc WOI'k lah·r on. 1 1 I ' Dr. M,oycrs I work hns an sairl orthmlonlic unfortunate public ' appra1 sal mainly ht•eause peopl r lend to think unl~· those in th ~ uppN t·bss can afford it_ Th1• work is rnRdc <·xprnsivr " .-1\H' tr. . lela~ ·s and nW·r.~1g:ll s Parll<'r in the ga1~w · he adriPd . I .Chaonel·3 Truman Morris WSAZ-TV .. " ·~ :'iANCY " WOW··· THAT BEE SURE STUNG- MY ARM Swanee . Lod Stl/il...Off . ·... ~ .~ FOR Congress •. QUESTION: 3. Are you In fuor of turning mer atomic enqy to large utwttee without acte. qtmrte protection for lbe Jl'llbUc inte~Urt.? ANSWER: Your ~ md on Jull' :M; 1964. -.;• I ==-=··= = = TCible ond lloor lamp& give you light wt.. you want lt ••• help to' ~~~- ' otl a room ot . ..lfs best. Do Fat Women Make Goocl Wives? ' Ua one lamp to highlight a' comer, or w.·ertll for a bright, cheily elfec!.ll!mPI OM cfilcoiOIIYW, lnexpeutiV., oncl-v ra ~ When reooanglllf Mo~t hu•l,~n<l~ rrf'ff'T 11ol'lr wives to home -recipe. Jl's eMY-ftO troubll et .•lenUer !'u If ymo are tdl and costll llt.tle. l\llf. 10 to )'OUr: will \·~ on \E"rP ~ IP\1 in druJRist snd ad: for lout ounce. of liquid Rl'!nn•l concoattrt\M. Pour thl1 Into a pint bottlll U1d edd tftiiUih grapefruit iuloe to II.U ttN bottlt. Tbtn takl! two tab~ twkle a day. Ths,\ '11 aU then Is to ll. Ko dlete lo complieatt JCtUr mMI plumtnr. No lumllu... bette~· . ·--IIJfo ... , . . '* ...... ,.. ........ .. • ....,................ . 9 . r ' ,, .•. ,. ' .' •• fum• ',_ ... ' r IIJ ..... ,.... ... lllo_lllfll S.lhe kuge 1ehic~ 6i iliimpa ~on drplov. ot ond depe,rtmetlt storts,OIId.glft ihQilS. ~"penalvevlt.amJnatof<n'tUl')'OUll)'l· lem from wflakn-Whlle~Witll­ out food tor you ell! ut norlnall)'. U the very nm bottle tSona'llboW Ult ;;ortls l and I can 't afr"Ord t.o let myHetf simple e.sQ' WQ' to oto- ·~ ol go _ Ke would~ ,ery unhappy F rom bu lky fat snd http n~ at.nde:r , my own ex~nence I can tru1hfu1\v more )'OUlhful curv• _, tf, fMudblt ""Y that It you want t,> ~ trim. do ft excns fa~ doclll't SHill to}llupptar th~ Rennet wav ." almGA~ Ultt m1110 just return. tltl Thousand~ of nlhers 1\a\•e overcome empty bottle- U\tmariul»oturotr for the ~oclal and_ phy si ca l tUscomfort of your mon.ey 'bHk. 1DIIt1''d aDd boa beu:,: ovenvei&ht W:.tb ~ dectiv• 1 &ure to 1tt Bea•ll Lamps. make rooms look ft costs little r. 'c:lecOI'Qte with toclay's beautiM lamps --·--·----~·----= - 1111r ! o ·.<' r""Fl~l' l \ 'Oto ABBIE u· SLATS .~ lOth DISTRICT !' f-: • e< "j ,. j ' ., " ' . ulCK TRACY CANDIDATE "Parents dnn't rr-;1\:zl' th:1t hy 1 lr('atm r nl nf :1 s1 n-~ll' pnmar~ j 4. Ike wanted the health lnsur.anc.e bill. l~wlh or by app:1raiH•Il nf a simIYonr Congremnan voted to t'lU ' pit• plastic appliance. W(' nftrn ca n It on July 13; 1964. ).(!lid(' the whole coursr• ;md strll<'· , Poltt.lc"l Adv. turc of a child's rnoulh ," hf' .. owl I Sign On NBC Today Coffee Time NBC Ding Done School NBC A Time to Live NBC' · 3 Steps te Heaven :• •1; NBC Home ·•·· · "NBc ., Betly While Show NBC Feather Your Nei;t Todays News & Farm The Menu Makf't· Parson's Study Tea and Trump~ts NBC Greatest Gift NBC Golden Windows NBC One Man's Family NBC Cencernmg M i s s Marlowe NBC Hawkins Falls NBC First Love NBC Ml'. Sweeney NBC Modern Romanees The Old Tim-er . NBC Howdy Doody ABC The Loll~ R<~nger Weathereast Spo1'ts Eye News Picture Liberace NBC Dinah Shere NBC News Caravan NOC You Bet Your Life NBC Justice NBC Dragnet NBC Ford Theatre NBC Lux Video Theatre 11:15 Remember with ,..• River Boys 11:30 N:BC Tonight' ORPHAN ANNIE J 11 :00 News Headlines 11;~ Weatlhercast 11~10 Sperts Headlines WSAZ~TV Even if a child's first Ieeth look lo hr pcrf1·d . :-;omc orthodontic prohlf'm could he conccalcrl and : 1 would mean that tro:-almcnl might In· necdN later on hr explained. llw ~xpPrit:ncP of Mrs. M~n· II . .._:hr!~''~"· 21.~ Hose Blvd .. Akn:on t:l. Ohio. Sh~ "' rile ~· " I wa :; quite ovf'rwelght and fell hlnated an d uro.,mnfurtabll! <•nttl I nappenud In he11r ahnut Romntl C:on.::entr~toe and dedded to t ry It In l•:~ s than .11 month J loBi l!'i Jbs. Now I an> happy ;onrl l"el I!Q much be\ter Ev"'n •h~t slully fec!mg dlsap · pe arNI Yn•• Sf'<'. mv hu~band i~ an 6,55 1 , 7,00 9:00. 10;00 10:30 !0:411 11:00 FURNITURE Hawkins FaLLs First Love NBC Mr. Sweeney NBC Modern Romances The Old Timer NBC Howdy Doody ABC Where's Raymond Weathercast Sports Eye News Picture ABC Otzie ~ Harriet NBC Coke 1'ime NBC News carav1m NBC I Marrietl Joan NBC My Little Margie NBC Kraft Theatif' NBC This is Your Life To Be Announced News :-!::!atlHue~ Weathercast Sports Headlines Remember with Sw~n~e River Boys NBC Tonight Sign Off WSAZ-TV-THURSDAY I He says parents. and in ~omc cases dentists. have a tP nd ency to ignore a child's first !Prth hecau~e · they are lf'mporary Ieeth, even I hough lhesP I~P.I h often last the child until he's a 12 year old. lw .o.utrt 11'1' GEOBGII: WUNDEJ . 'UGHT... CA~NOT The specialist strcs~ed the great importance of taking ettre of them ••• They abo want go~rnment This roveramenl arency 1las 1orveyed 10me fOO of nation's biggest bW1ines1 ea~rprlses on whal Inducement would encour· age them kl risk capital ib foreign i~n;e~~~~~~::~i:a:h:r:~ntcle;:; I For Contractor - j ·[ Ruark, With New Home, Has It In LETt RT, W VA. , ·,..: 'I Wedne$doy, October 13, 1954 Tile DAILVSENTINEL Pomer:or-Middle!)l)rt, Ohio . . --· Pc'..· 'Sh: HEY, NANCY··LOOK AT THIS " -··--··-.., WOII(··· THAT'S T'HE 'FI~ST MUSCLE l'VE SEEN··· .... �.. . ... ..,. CHiCAGO, THE WINDY .CITY~ECOMES WAT~RY White Church Ladies Aid And Boord Spent Tuesday Quilting And Sewing BY MAUDE BLESSING The Ladie!ll Aid of White Church Oak Grove. and Board met with Mrs. Ed Fry Tuesday and apept the day quilting •nd sewing rUg rags. At noon a buffet dinner was served to ttle following: Rev. and Mrs. Burge, Mrs. Lon Roush, Mrs . Gerald Rood, Mrs. Probe Roush, Mrs. Ray RJJWib, ·Mrs. Loretta Roosh , Vena Pickens, Mrs. Fannie Taylor, Mrs. Dennis Reush, Mrs. Everett Pickens, Mrs. uw1gnt G,ibbs, EJ.la and Maude Blessing, Mrs. clarence Adkln1o", rt.r5. Russell Hoffman, Mrs . Les· ler Adkina, Mrs. Clarence Yea'ger, · and Beverly, Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe Mr5. Paul Randolph and children. Mrs. Albert Thompson and Virginia. Mrs. Richard Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boston, Mrs. Harley Bonecutter and Grea:ory, Mrs. Ina Wei.gand, Mrs. Garnett Chapman, Mrs . Harry Thompson, Mrs. Curtis Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Taft Boston, Twila Rickard, Herald Boston. Akron, C. E. Fry ·aDd tbe hostess, Mrs. Fry. ,.' • .. A 6.21-INCH RAINFALL, beavteat In 69 yeiU'I, left BCenea Uke thl8 throughout Chicago, Upper: The Union atlition, where watc!r J'OI!le so btgb It ltranded tralruJ, drowned out generator• &nd left only the top or a.n auto above the surface ln thla photo. tnwer: A woman It carried trom a nooded berne to a boat at the doorstep on the city's I!IO_!Ith ald~ (lntema.tiomlJ Boundphoto) Mr. and ~rs. B~r.ton Webb and son, Mansfield VISited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe, r~~ntly. Mrs. W. J. Chapman 11s1ted Mr. aml Mrs. Leonard Roush, Thursday. Mrs. Hollis TJ:lompson spent her vacation in Ohio recently.. . ~rs . .Rena Bonecutter ~ss a VISitor 10 Pt. Pleasant Fr:•d•y. Ray Robinson, Charleston called on his relatives Mr . and M:rs. Dwight Gib'b.H Thu111day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank WolC'!, Mary~and, are visiting her aunt, Fann1e Taylor. On tbeir way there they stopped in Masen and called in Mr. and M~. Guy Blessing. .I?• IIa ~ Yeager, Mason, wu A VISitor 10 the homes of C. E. Fry and Arch Yeager Friday. Elmer Newberry was a business visitor in Charleston, Wednesday. 1 Mrs . Fannie Taylor anrt Mr. and Mrs . Frank Wolfe, Silver Springs, Md., were dinner guests ef Cecil. Maude and lWa Blessing Saturday. Tommie Marr and nephew, Walter Marr, Wheeling and uncle Charlie Marr, Mason. are visitln_g W. A. Blessing. Mrs. Vena Rainey assisted Mrs. Wilda Blessing in getting apples ready for apple ·butter. Mrs. Fannie Roush spent Tues· day with Artie Reush and family I .All Rest· N0 :· . . E Ad ~;~t~~ds~r!~\:~.~k~e~~t:~s;~ul~ xpert VISes Teelh are Work Not G.00d weapon for combating certain af- of Broad Run. Mrs. Manford , Blesslng re1urned e ' ' ' . w no good reason , he s:ud, they ofl~n dt>velop ills in addition to laziness. Weed cited recent experiments in which a group of energetic DETHOrr UP.......R(·~t. li ke mt>diyoung men were kept inactive fOL' t::HIC, should he taken in the pro· more than a month. · pn proportions becamt• lt lo much of it docs more harm lhan good , He said the normally healthy an:urding to Dr. l\lill011 H. Weed . 1 men su ffered losses of nitro~en _ . ! and calcium in their systems a rt's1 . 1s habiJ..form. · 1 d c, 11· ne m · bl oou• vo 1umc an d ot h. cr . ''Prolonged .. . · m g, \\' ccd wrote 111 an article 1n 1 bad e-ffect th e lktroil l\1edl(:a l Nt·ws. ''It s. ·shOuld be prescribed only when '·The wid~sprea d belief Lhat indicilted and with thr same exact· hard wo~k. mental or physical ness used in pn>slT ihing other po·l' plays an important part in disease icnt and dangerous medicines ." has little rational basis," the phy. RPst , Weed said . is an effective I sician concluded.. ..., 1 .to .. I c ' .o~_ .. DETitOIT UP- The first teeth of .a child need an aggressive public relatiens counsel, in the opinion or Dr. Hobert F.. Muycl's, Univer· sity of Michigan professor toC dentistry. Dr. MoyPrs is ch<~irman of the School of Oenlis try 's orthodontics dcpartmenL which is devoted to preventing and correcting irregu. Jarities of teeth . He arrived at his conviction after SPPing llterally hundreds of thow;;mds of poorly I arranged childr('n's teeth each I week. j The Department of Commerce makes interesting discovery. ••• • mate 011 (Help "rilk" venharea. to ruarantee they, w:ill sufter no losses on foreign "risk" ventures. • • • pvernmeat I They also want to reUeve Ule• a.U Uae Oil trus~ lawa, presumably 10 &lae7 t:aD Join rorelp moaopoUet~ 1.11 &heir "risk" veatarea. ••• tn fact, they expressed them- !elves as perfectly wiUlng and eager to enter into "risk" ventures In foreign lands. ••• • But the rl11k must be shouldered by the U. S. taxpayer, and the profits of ~;uch "risk" veoincome c.w.Harder r aro"ups. How~v~r . rep1ies indicat· ed that the greates t tub thump· ers ror a welfare stale <:~re the nation's biggf:st corporations. tures muM aC<crue to them. ••• Yet many of these same cor· porations employ high pre~sure men to pt>rsuadf independfnt rr-· tailers and wholesalers to r isk Jt is also int•·re<;ting Dept. of capital in heavy inventoriesCommercf' confinctl survey to 400 with no guarantees. 6rm111 out or more than 4 million Thus. once acaln, evidence apt!stablisbmcnls in the na'ion. pears there are two delialtloM of • It is al~n intercst:ng to reflect free enterprise. One small bat aflbat uni!oubtr·dly ~omc of tbese Ruent. group, feels free enterprise flr ms included Ow leading tub Is where governmen\ rives them thumpers fror a br,]l\iun of U. S. a free hand backed up with free prolecti ve tu i!Ts with the cry InSurance. that no m<Jtl('r how cheap foreign But independent businesRmel1. labor 1s, Ame rita n "!mow h')w·• general;y, consider rreP tnt ·r· can overcome t hat , and bPside~. prise as a Bystcm whC !"Pby a rr,ljj( it unli mited rhc:1p ;mports hurt somt• dnrn('otit.. form s thnt's just js free to go broke. ;.s wl:'li as make a fortune . the ri ~k O( dninl!" bUSl llC S S. • m:tdc it clear Yet thousand! are willinr to But Ri ;: R,, • ,.,inrss risk their savhag11, 1heir humt'll, lo \omm"rf'e Dept., I' waats to furniture, aod futures In ba,lng ••• ••• • • ••• • •• • ta.ke uu risk . *· •• For e::;ur.pl€>. Lh"'re a IG at free ~"err-e d to be R lack or be!id that lhrir sa!es methods could I t surre~sful In sE- tl mg to pent up rlem ;1 nt1s ol the billions outside U. S. Therefore, before t~k : ng an.v "nsk" th.ey w.ant to::rifT! rf'clm.:ed so they can seH thc1r tOJ;Cigl1 labor produced ~oods in U. !:i. ••• as lh.Py understand it. And all th~y uk entf'rpri~e rrom governmenl 11 lhat they bE' 1iveo at least an even break to aucceed. )'et ca,ernment pnlictel on cbeap lmpGrh. lax anti lrust law ~nfaue ment, inequitable tax programs, make that rbk mare rhokler tvery yur. But lnterestinJI)' enourh, Corr merce Department haa yet t.o 1.1ake a They ~Jso w;1,n\ sp«:lal low lit- UloroaJ'h lnvestlratioa or the come taxt:~ on any money they aeedl of Independent buiiiDe!ls, /.\ . L.- t' OIRI,;;;,a ~J~er Newberry spent Wedn_esday with her mother, Mrs. Denms Roush. Leonard Roush and Lon Bless· I ing were in Pt. Pleasant Fril1ay. Mr. iiilnd Mrs. Daniel Weigand Huntington, were here Friday . Dr. D. V. Smith returned berne from St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, where he was a medical pa· tient. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young vlait· ed relatives In Charleston SaturROIERT C. RUARK day. · Mn. Ethd Myers who has spent v:ur harried c~rreapondent sometime with her sister Mrs. . . cen Beggs and SO(I. and Mr. and has been m1xed up m the houseMrs Tobey Myers returned to buitding business lately, trying to Dayion Wednesday throw together a shack thafll Mr. ~nd Mrs. All~n Prouer and \ k~ tbe wi~d and weatb_er off Miss Shirley Grimm were calling him when he a old anrl t?o hred to on relatives in Brinker Hollow work, and I swear I a1m to kUJ Saturday evening. D'!e a contr~etor. PTef.erably with Mrs Dora Stratton Harriaon· · hiS own estunate, wbn:h iJ morPville sPent the week .e~d with Mr, than suftlciently heavy. 1 don'l know whether you've and Mrs. Jasper Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeager, been mixed up in any housebuil~­ ~son and Mr. and Mrs. Jack.j lng lately, but it aets no better Shirley, Oklahoma, were calleN with the years. You weuld tbink in the Arch Yeager home Satur- j that by now t,pey wuuld have !i day· I certain number ol thinp llcllied· Mr. and Mrs. George Bosten, tn the business, since houees bave and son, Akron, and the Frank ever been the fint eonslderaUon Boston family are vacationinll On of man, after food, sin~e man eame dewn out of the tree. the Boston farm Rt. 1. ' too, and 'Oura wu done wronl am· • fitepbce man, tn spades. from atove to t..ble. Tbe plumb-- whk:ll me.au that we·ve loaded lne wh put ln wronr end to, ao' tbiJ: sbeck w'itll fireplace.. One. in all thf: walll bad to be ripped tht living tiJOm. Jt throwa heat down aga1n . .In the meantime, In like Feller used to throw a ban0\(Miern. jet~propelled tivilintion, baH. It throws lt so ~ell that it we used bucket~ to make tlte bUrnt ri&bt thr_oua:b into the other plumbing work. That was before roOm t~ other night-, and set fire to, tb~ tJueboardiD£ Of eoune, it the ees11pool blew up. I cannot think bf anytbing In is nQt tbe contractor'• fault. Tbe:JI t'hla house that was done ri(h.t the first time. My bedr.ooin is • howling sueeeaa, bi:!CaUJe of the color. Thls ._appened. beeauae J got some wifeb lnst.ructions mix· ed up and told t.he painter the wron& thing. Mama waa livid,. but the room turned out sensationll, ' and JtOw she iii even more livid, for I 10 around takin1 bom on. the color schem~, which i1 a com· pletely impossible gray-treen. LilJa evary other contr•ctor, one shirks re~ponsl~lllty anythlne wrons~. It Isn't hl1 fatdt; lt"a the painter's fault, ' of 'the plumba~• fault, or the plasterer"• fault. Or my fault or htr fault er th• dog's fHit, th'• tor Then I HY• ._.,,, bud, If · you' .,...,, Nlplh"''lible for anythlnt. around hare, :why .do I tNY you Mr. and Mrs. Andy Edw111rds, ·F or· a start. the joint still isn't f the 15 percent! And he says, Huntington .visited In the Cecil livable, and .~ s four months' over ' well I 1at phone for YOU:. Blessing home Sunday. due. For a continuation, the A;nl)l It cloet no good to point Those calling on Mrs. Funie penslve wood fioors have get t out that the ph..._haln't arrl•· Taylor §unday were Carmen Latb·lsprina: in them so you feel · ad y•t, and It If '<~~.l.most lmpot. ey and f~iends of Parll:e':lbur11, a high diver every time you walk aible to mak• 1 call ·•• a phone . . Mrs. Adrian Lathey and children, through the office. The "solid· that IM"t ther& Vernon. gold" tile floors appear to havP. . Ml.ss Frances Edwards, Hunt- been laid by an exceptionally unmgton, was t}le guest of Anita talented child under tbe delusion Brown, Sunday. that he is practiclng therap w'th 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Roush, blocks Y West Columbia called on his mo• ther Mrs. Vena Rainey Sunday. The bar Is important in any Mr . and Mrs. Frank Wolfe, Md., house, if you have drinking visited Alva carr and wife of 1 friends, and our bar slaycd in the Santcwn Sunday. hme state of noncompletion for Several attended the three months, with the cork for at Mason Sunday. tbe bar top standing ferlornly In Elmer Newberry and family and a corner. Kitchens are important, Mr. and Mn. Dennis Roush were in Ripley Sunday. Fred Roush anti wife were the Sunday gueats of Mert Rollins 11 nd family of Leon. Mrs. Ina Weigand and son called on Mr. and Mrs. John Weigand at Cottageville Sunday. Also ascar \_Yeigand of Howe11 1who is in • poor health. Ernie Rickard and sister Twila visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkins, New Haven Sunday. Their sister Mrs. Blanche VanSchoyck, Colum bus also visited· there. Connie Bonecutter, Henderson, is apending a few days with her grandmother Mrs. Garnett Chapoo Down man. · Mr. and Mn. Ted Stewart, West $15.00 per month Columbia, BiJHe Weigand and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young spent Sun· day evening witb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush. Mrs. John Blessing is quite ill at this wriUng. , . on The BriJiltelt Comer Mr. and Mrs. Ed fry, Johnnie Fry, wife and ohildr~n. New Haven visited relatives in Huntington Sunday. !'t' don't maki! brick& today the way they: Ui'tid to. . . ... . Everythlnl in building now ·.g defensive~ baaed on a prepared excuse, And on diverslons to. dis· :tract: attention. You ean't get l workers; thinga have to be done llower now .. There iJn't ahything slothful q..,out the wily this artful dodger 14lls ·to the bank with a c-eek w~~n 1 P~Y. him from lime to tJme. He 1etl' ~d records. Nor is \~ere · anythin& reaiJy naive about the way be start!! fresh collltru'Ction on my dough, and tben pulla the workers off my bouse to '1lve · a false semblance of progress to the new chump. ~ut what's. really unchanged is ~ne· eOifn!non IQPPOBition tbat anybody. w.bo b.UUda a house is a simpletOn, ~lnd can be swftldled by a b$h-league -robber. I don't min•l be_ln1 charged twice f~r the ~~~rn~ thing, but when he charge. three . times on separate audits and then wants me to pay the car,penter, too, 1 ~lck. Up to now the ·Kicking 1 has reduced the blll by one-third. • ' I i ' ,I [ 4:00 NBC 4:15 NBC 4:30 4:45 5:00 3:30 -6:00 6:30 6:3~ 6:45 1:00 7:30 3Rooms 7:45 ......... ...... ......• ... . ••• ALL ~ NEW 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:05 11:10 11 :15 " • · Furniture · $299. 1 1 :30 1:00 $30.00 I BAKER 8:00 Arthur ........ ·-· -- In Middft!port .......... - ROOF COATING u.oo BEST QUALlTY REASONABLY PRICED • R~id Go Right To Godfrey · and WcHs.l.tv ....THultsoAY 10:00 .SiWn, OR - , ·· Moores 'l)heatrfo News . Pomeroy- Pt. Pleasant- Ripley ~!I 12:30 Smck Seuet of. Broadwar-"Man Came to Dinner"~·~tY 'Woole)' (the ma.n), 'Oberon, Joan Benn· ett, . Bert Lahr 11:00 World Nt?ws · Tenight 11:05 Up-t.,.the-mibute News ._ ouhclera .~-ort Sh'Ow ~ 10:00 Garry Moore 110:30 Arthur Godfrey Time U:30 Strike n Rich 12:00 .V aliilnt Lady 12:1!5 Love ot for ' Tomorrow 12:45 Th~ G1,1id1ng Light 1~ 1 00 1:00 Portia Faces Life ~:1~ ·the ,ieeklng Heart 12:30 1 ~30 Wi!!lrCOme- Travelers 1:00 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis 1:15 2:30 Virginia's Home Journal 2:00 3:00 The B~g Payoff 2:3{} 3:30 Rob Ct·osby Sbew 3:00 -4:00 The Brigh~r Day 3:1S 4:15 The S~ret Storm 3 :30 4:80 Cn Your Account 3:45 5:00 Lucky 8 R-e.nch·Dic.i!: Reid 6:00 Ea1·ker Bill 4:00 6:16 St:perfnan Cartoons 1 4:15 6:30 l!:sso Reporter ] 4 :30 6:45 Err.. e Saunders Sport Show i :45 6:55 Wutherman 5:00 '1 :C3 1'dt>drama 5:30 1:30 nor·~ E~wanls·, News 6:00 7:45 Jane FrG·man tl :30 8:00 Ray Milland· Shew 6:3~ 8:30 Climax·"The 13th 6:4~ Ethel Barrymore & 7:00 O'Keefe 7 :30 9:30 Four Star Playhocse '7: ..!5 10·00 Lone Wolf 8:00 10:30 Na:me That Tune 8.30 11 :CO World News 1'onie:ht 9:00 11:05 Up-to-the-minute ·News 9:.:m - i 10:00 1 " because a property trratcd first tooth may possihly savt: pareuts Rrral expense in curn~clivc WOI'k lah·r on. 1 1 I ' Dr. M,oycrs I work hns an sairl orthmlonlic unfortunate public ' appra1 sal mainly ht•eause peopl r lend to think unl~· those in th ~ uppN t·bss can afford it_ Th1• work is rnRdc <·xprnsivr " .-1\H' tr. . lela~ ·s and nW·r.~1g:ll s Parll<'r in the ga1~w · he adriPd . I .Chaonel·3 Truman Morris WSAZ-TV .. " ·~ :'iANCY " WOW··· THAT BEE SURE STUNG- MY ARM Swanee . Lod Stl/il...Off . ·... ~ .~ FOR Congress •. QUESTION: 3. Are you In fuor of turning mer atomic enqy to large utwttee without acte. qtmrte protection for lbe Jl'llbUc inte~Urt.? ANSWER: Your ~ md on Jull' :M; 1964. -.;• I ==-=··= = = TCible ond lloor lamp& give you light wt.. you want lt ••• help to' ~~~- ' otl a room ot . ..lfs best. Do Fat Women Make Goocl Wives? ' Ua one lamp to highlight a' comer, or w.·ertll for a bright, cheily elfec!.ll!mPI OM cfilcoiOIIYW, lnexpeutiV., oncl-v ra ~ When reooanglllf Mo~t hu•l,~n<l~ rrf'ff'T 11ol'lr wives to home -recipe. Jl's eMY-ftO troubll et .•lenUer !'u If ymo are tdl and costll llt.tle. l\llf. 10 to )'OUr: will \·~ on \E"rP ~ IP\1 in druJRist snd ad: for lout ounce. of liquid Rl'!nn•l concoattrt\M. Pour thl1 Into a pint bottlll U1d edd tftiiUih grapefruit iuloe to II.U ttN bottlt. Tbtn takl! two tab~ twkle a day. Ths,\ '11 aU then Is to ll. Ko dlete lo complieatt JCtUr mMI plumtnr. No lumllu... bette~· . ·--IIJfo ... , . . '* ...... ,.. ........ .. • ....,................ . 9 . r ' ,, .•. ,. ' .' •• fum• ',_ ... ' r IIJ ..... ,.... ... lllo_lllfll S.lhe kuge 1ehic~ 6i iliimpa ~on drplov. ot ond depe,rtmetlt storts,OIId.glft ihQilS. ~"penalvevlt.amJnatof<n'tUl')'OUll)'l· lem from wflakn-Whlle~Witll­ out food tor you ell! ut norlnall)'. U the very nm bottle tSona'llboW Ult ;;ortls l and I can 't afr"Ord t.o let myHetf simple e.sQ' WQ' to oto- ·~ ol go _ Ke would~ ,ery unhappy F rom bu lky fat snd http n~ at.nde:r , my own ex~nence I can tru1hfu1\v more )'OUlhful curv• _, tf, fMudblt ""Y that It you want t,> ~ trim. do ft excns fa~ doclll't SHill to}llupptar th~ Rennet wav ." almGA~ Ultt m1110 just return. tltl Thousand~ of nlhers 1\a\•e overcome empty bottle- U\tmariul»oturotr for the ~oclal and_ phy si ca l tUscomfort of your mon.ey 'bHk. 1DIIt1''d aDd boa beu:,: ovenvei&ht W:.tb ~ dectiv• 1 &ure to 1tt Bea•ll Lamps. make rooms look ft costs little r. 'c:lecOI'Qte with toclay's beautiM lamps --·--·----~·----= - 1111r ! o ·.<' r""Fl~l' l \ 'Oto ABBIE u· SLATS .~ lOth DISTRICT !' f-: • e< "j ,. j ' ., " ' . ulCK TRACY CANDIDATE "Parents dnn't rr-;1\:zl' th:1t hy 1 lr('atm r nl nf :1 s1 n-~ll' pnmar~ j 4. Ike wanted the health lnsur.anc.e bill. l~wlh or by app:1raiH•Il nf a simIYonr Congremnan voted to t'lU ' pit• plastic appliance. W(' nftrn ca n It on July 13; 1964. ).(!lid(' the whole coursr• ;md strll<'· , Poltt.lc"l Adv. turc of a child's rnoulh ," hf' .. owl I Sign On NBC Today Coffee Time NBC Ding Done School NBC A Time to Live NBC' · 3 Steps te Heaven :• •1; NBC Home ·•·· · "NBc ., Betly While Show NBC Feather Your Nei;t Todays News & Farm The Menu Makf't· Parson's Study Tea and Trump~ts NBC Greatest Gift NBC Golden Windows NBC One Man's Family NBC Cencernmg M i s s Marlowe NBC Hawkins Falls NBC First Love NBC Ml'. Sweeney NBC Modern Romanees The Old Tim-er . NBC Howdy Doody ABC The Loll~ R<~nger Weathereast Spo1'ts Eye News Picture Liberace NBC Dinah Shere NBC News Caravan NOC You Bet Your Life NBC Justice NBC Dragnet NBC Ford Theatre NBC Lux Video Theatre 11:15 Remember with ,..• River Boys 11:30 N:BC Tonight' ORPHAN ANNIE J 11 :00 News Headlines 11;~ Weatlhercast 11~10 Sperts Headlines WSAZ~TV Even if a child's first Ieeth look lo hr pcrf1·d . :-;omc orthodontic prohlf'm could he conccalcrl and : 1 would mean that tro:-almcnl might In· necdN later on hr explained. llw ~xpPrit:ncP of Mrs. M~n· II . .._:hr!~''~"· 21.~ Hose Blvd .. Akn:on t:l. Ohio. Sh~ "' rile ~· " I wa :; quite ovf'rwelght and fell hlnated an d uro.,mnfurtabll! <•nttl I nappenud In he11r ahnut Romntl C:on.::entr~toe and dedded to t ry It In l•:~ s than .11 month J loBi l!'i Jbs. Now I an> happy ;onrl l"el I!Q much be\ter Ev"'n •h~t slully fec!mg dlsap · pe arNI Yn•• Sf'<'. mv hu~band i~ an 6,55 1 , 7,00 9:00. 10;00 10:30 !0:411 11:00 FURNITURE Hawkins FaLLs First Love NBC Mr. Sweeney NBC Modern Romances The Old Timer NBC Howdy Doody ABC Where's Raymond Weathercast Sports Eye News Picture ABC Otzie ~ Harriet NBC Coke 1'ime NBC News carav1m NBC I Marrietl Joan NBC My Little Margie NBC Kraft Theatif' NBC This is Your Life To Be Announced News :-!::!atlHue~ Weathercast Sports Headlines Remember with Sw~n~e River Boys NBC Tonight Sign Off WSAZ-TV-THURSDAY I He says parents. and in ~omc cases dentists. have a tP nd ency to ignore a child's first !Prth hecau~e · they are lf'mporary Ieeth, even I hough lhesP I~P.I h often last the child until he's a 12 year old. lw .o.utrt 11'1' GEOBGII: WUNDEJ . 'UGHT... CA~NOT The specialist strcs~ed the great importance of taking ettre of them ••• They abo want go~rnment This roveramenl arency 1las 1orveyed 10me fOO of nation's biggest bW1ines1 ea~rprlses on whal Inducement would encour· age them kl risk capital ib foreign i~n;e~~~~~~::~i:a:h:r:~ntcle;:; I For Contractor - j ·[ Ruark, With New Home, Has It In LETt RT, W VA. , ·,..: 'I Wedne$doy, October 13, 1954 Tile DAILVSENTINEL Pomer:or-Middle!)l)rt, Ohio . . --· Pc'..· 'Sh: HEY, NANCY··LOOK AT THIS " -··--··-.., WOII(··· THAT'S T'HE 'FI~ST MUSCLE l'VE SEEN··· .... �... ' " Page Eight The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio '.. " WeCinesi:fay, Octolier 13, 1954 f-~·~.:-;U~SS;;IA;:C;;HA:-;_1;,;;-E;:-N;;G;E;:-D;;-0:-;_N~-~N=U~C=L~-EA==R~W=E:A:;:P:O~N::S~J:S:S~U:E:--~N;e:w~Ua;;,..~en~ . .:.: .:.:. .:. .:.:. :. :.:.:. .:.~:. :. :.:-u. .:. _ _:__-:-~~B.u~u~1~:.;:;u~:~-:~.;E;7m;. :"~.~B-arker or ~~~~.:~~:;.i:~1~br;~~ ~Y~:!~~!:P -. Ne ... Lm>don, Ohio have been llro. Ethel Snowdea returned l'eatatiYO plana I Cbun:h ~lsiUnt ~r. In 'arter lnd eia• l11t week from 1 week's vllit 1 LoyaJtf Crucade Wtl'$ made wbea \er,".HUa and ~~. Armo(j'oq. with utah ... in CoiiUnbus. the )flddleport lfinlaterlli Aaloo- . Jlrs. Earl R)liJ, Mra. CarL Mr1. ta~ C1111d1Y spent a iatiou. met at tha panonate of By MRS. C. E. JOHNSTON 1 weH, John Layne and Jim Fry. ' M;~er·a1¥f MI'JI . ~illiam . couple day~ receDtly wUb ber Heath Methodlat church lloDdaJ The Unit,td Brethren Mtssion;ory sptot Wednesday m Crookrville. mOtl).er and al&~r. Mn. Bart mornin.J, The Jl.ev. Howard Rup. met Mondb evening at the home The dinner meeting was held "MI'I. M. ~ .Rathburn Wit 1 RawHnp and Lela!\ Sidenatrteker. pelt. pretident, was i.p ehart~e of of Mrs. Boyd Scott. Mrs. I'Ya Cape at New ~aven Grade School, Tu- buslne.u vl&1tor In ColwOOut lalt They rpent Mond~ in Marietta, the mtetiot and tbe openln& de- .., hart wu Leader or the program , esday even•~ Bob Johnst<ln, week. visJtlns with reJatlv•. votional' ae-rvk::e was a Cirele of the toptc beins "Called To Wit- presidf'nt, pt-~!u ded d_nd ,lJte meet • The Rutland Garden erl.b h~td Prayer wrtb all of the mlnllterl ness". The November meeting tng opened w1th s10gmg, flag II· Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rouah, partiripttl_n g. will be held at the thun::h lute and Inv ocation Mr. and Mra. Donald Foa:lesons, a bake nht at the Rutland De· A general dlscusa1Qn was held Con t n'b u t wn ' to Recrea•ron 'lrr . an.,. ... u 'J 8 rpwn an...u partment,.,Store, ty Saturday. Appconcernln• Refres hm el'lls were serve d to .... ro.l'l. etl&' It d • the relative' I~o •••r · r1 1 1 1 - · .., er th e dl•n e~ for ve · 0 11 art lance televi<t' on and th-ose present, Mrs. R F. 8 ryant, Foun dat 1~r. wa~ -·~ -28 , , 1 Harr}' •t.HI'J"ne. eu u er, ro.r: Wll netted the elub. .., Mrs. Howard Burris, • Mn. J~n film ''The P1lgr•ma~ ' Play. La· an lnapJrlng talk was gWen · M:ra. S. L. Bryant •nd Mr. and newspaper publiclty. Bumgardner, Mrs . Ott1e RoU&h d1es night has been announced Donald Fogl'e!ong on ·vo~altb, Minlrtera present were the 1•. and da~.~g h ter 5 a Ily, Mrs Th eIma ( or 0 r t ob t>r 19 world pIusures an d .. . Mrs. Ar&a Bryant visited reeenti.IJ Rev. L. A. Bang-ter, ... boo'L paa· h appJDesa. Capehart. Mrs. otbo Lieving. Tbose pr rsent were gue~t Tht meetlni: ended in 11in.ging, width Mr. and MM. ECarl QuaJltt tor; tb~ Re.v, N. R. BorcloD, CapMrs. Iva Capehart, Mrs Bqrt Paul Powell, Keith Arnold, EU:· "'Wh.at a Friend We Have In Je-- an Mr. and Mra, ugene Dent taln Gleana .Rummell, 1tbe Rev. Roush, Mar1e .IJ:E'ne Athf"y , David F•elds Jr, su.s " liPd a prayer by tbe 4:ro_. n.o · and Mrs Sc ott. '""'' 01 Chester. Fred I', Ga~ner, tbe ReY. Robert George Jewell, Robert MeGloth· Mr. and Mrs. Louil Reibel of Styers, the Rn. Howard R~elt. Troop 256 of the Boy Scouts, 1m , Earle caldwell, John Dyer. Bobby Layne is ill at home Pomeroy were caJiing on Mr. and ~Mrs . Lee Myers Sunday. Tbe ft.u.thnd Home Counell met Monday evf'ning at the ClllY Ja~ Frt>y, Charles Jewell, H. C. w• th yeII ow j aundK;e. bull'ding with John Dyer and Rcncy. Karl Wilts and Bob John· Douglas R. Rouah Ia a Mr. Isaac Humphrey of IC"~'l· ClUb will hold an alli day meetin4 Jack Scites as leaders. The ston in St. Joseph HO&pital. sas is vilitlng his coul!iDJ, Mr. at the home of Mr1. Floyd Thoscouts had knot ty ing cont~t a:~d Mrs P.aul ScaHy, entertained J Charles Rou!Sb, son ot Mr. and Fred Wion and ·Mr. and IDs. mas, 'Jlueaday Oct. 12. This will were instrw-:ted in "How to care the Canasta Club, Wednesday. Mrs. Cliff Rouah, is on furlough . Clarie Tl)'lor. • be a pot hdr: luneheQD. for 8nd prPserve food while on a rvt·nl ng, at her home. F1rst . He is with the army at Fort hiking trip" pnzc w('n-t to Mr~ . Russell Sen·j Bennln,g, ,Georgia. A Camporee wtll be held Octo- ter, while the consol:.hon priz"' Mr. and Mra. Palll Scally visi· ber 15, at a camp near GaHipolis. was presented to Mrs. Keith Ar· f ted in Wbeellrie, W. Va., r~eally. Those present were B1U.y Harrah, nold Mr. and Mra. W. R. Johnston, liEU'S A ,RIAL; IVD..YDA1 Hefreshments were serv~d to aiul dat'ihter, and Mrs. C. '{, Billy Hili , Shek:lon Roush, Dannv prPs"nt; Harmon were buainess guests ln Roush, Glenn Roush, J1m Cald- guests and memb ers - - M•rs Russell Senter. Mrs. Keith Par-ersburg, Monday eveoiDg. I - --ford. Mintd Young, Rosie Grinstead, Arno ~d. Mrs E L. Stem, Mrs C. Mr. and Mrs, Charles LaRue Clition Mr. and Mrs Leroy Lyons and Rhonda Fox, Carne Ross, Pamel•a r H Curry, Mrs W. R. Johnston, and Larry of Tetra Haute, lad· Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Lyon's mother Kearns, Gladys Riley, Awdra Mrs Karl W1les , Mrs. "Georg~ lana, were gueats here, .several and Betty L)'Ons of Towanda, Kan Richardson, Lllhan Grtmm and In~les, Mrs. Mark Ward, Mrs. J. days. Sllli are ws iting Mr. and Mrs. D. E ho.~ttess, Mn. Sm1th. L Stewart, Nancy and Mrs. Scally Mrs. Hertnan Black, st Lyons and fami)y. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Loog of A dinner ot th~ LnfeUe Hotei home, was visited over the '""!k·l Joan Johnson was visiting rcla- Glenwood, were visiting Mr5 . has been planned for the Novem· end by Mrs. C. B. Smith and 1 p m. Sunday. tives m Middleport, Sunday. Fanme Blake, Monday . ber meetiJlg. and Mn. Ruaselt Shoal of Sprin11•; ly The Goodwill Bible Call_ Mrs. Jesse Caltwright, BeMy Linda Kearns from Fairview, field, Ohio. "' The Goodwill Class of Clifton A T h Dennis William Johnson, son Call and Joan .fohnson att~nded was a guest of Ke1th nn urnThe Brotherhood of t~ Lut · Ellen and• Mike Layne h u . E Church met m t he . churc 1 lh k d h J·• 1 k d' '' 1 of Lester Johnson of Clifton, and a miscellaneous shower at Mason, bu I, over e wee, en eran Chureh e u a pot llC 1nMr. and Mrs. Jamea Mosea b. a•emen t , Tuesday evemng . or d M R 1 h H II d h S C ecile Yvonne Roush, daughter rocf'ntly. Mr. an rs. a P a an ncr m the basement of t e t . Charleston over the weekend. · Oh d · lhe lr r...,..ular monthlly meeting '" ed of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrepee Roush M· Olnd 'Irs. Jomcs B•nnett famity from Marietta, 1o, VIS!· Paul Chu.reb. We ne&day evemng Mr. an dMrs. P. J. Hut.ehtnson to or• . l' nd M c 1 K · The meetmg was call der by the president, Mrs . Freda of West CoiUmtua, were Unite~ and son were 'lisH 1ng relatives ted Mr a rs. ar earns, reThose attendmg were Rev. and of Bi<kvell, Ohio are viaitiO.: M-r. H d the followmg pro· m marriage by Rev. W . L. Gear in Oh.o ~; "! weekend. eently. Mrs Raymond Peters and Greg, and Mrs. tdwln Routh. ... enry, an lered· J hart in a single rin.g ceremony Jessie Lewis celebrated her Mrs. Joann H.arbour 1rom ull8s Mr and Mrs. Phil Wolpert, Mr. Mils Lelah PoweM. is visltilll &r5am was .. ~;n~er Ground", the on Octob4u-, 4 at, 8:30 ·-. m. at the 73rd bir~hday. with a family get· on called on Mrs. Irene Kelly, anrl Mrs Dou.glas Garrett, Miss Mr. 10rt Mf'l Homer DePue tn on.g, ~og d Sc . ture pat"sonage 10 Chiton. Lelah Powell , Mr. and Mrs. Wil· AmeiVilJe, Ohio. 1 to--gether at the home of Mr and Friday. Lord's Prayer an np M w1ll' Oct 0 b. 2 Mr. Floyd Gibbs of Toledo, 0., l!am Powell, Mr. and Mrs. HerMra. John t'ry, 8 The b[id't was wearing a blue j rs Jam ass, er · is visiUn.g Harry Johnson's lam- man Layne, Mr. and Mrs. Probe Hart, and Miss Sarah Jleadmg by all, readmg by June Jasper ended P.T.A. County Ctmndl in Jlurns, Duet by Ruth Cassel and su1t witlt navy acce.s.sones _ and a Ice c~e1m,Mcake :n~(Of~-ee d ~ere Uy and bis parenbi, at Mason th1s Roush, Mr. and M'rs. 8 irene Ju:st1~; Poem by Laura Hoi· red rose corsage. • serve 0 r . an r~ CW· weet. . Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pt. Pleuant on Monday, ~-d·, Roll call and collertJOn. Witne ..!icg the ceremony was is, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lewls an.d d d h M d '""' M d M D Lew 'Mrs Irene Kelly and Ch arl ene, 1Br own an aug ter, r. an Mrs. Martin Ohlill(er is a med· . ·' Plans were made for the an· Tawrenc ~oush and Mrs. Betty ~n , ~ ~~~ Chrs 1 ana . ~· Mrs. Eugene Johnson and Mrs j Mrs ArLie Roush, Mr . and Mrs ieal patient in Hober Hospital. Dual Hallowl"en soc1ah and sup- . Call. r an. rs. ares · Cartwng t Free.man Johmlon were shopping Guy Alban , Mr and Mrs Arnett Mr . and Mra. Elmer Morrison per to be heM in the chureh The bride attended Wahttma and rhlUghter, Mo~rls Johnson in Point Pleasant, Thursday Rou~h. Mrs Paul Schneider, Mr. and son of Col-umbus, were wock· basement on October 29th begm - Ht·gh School ¥-nd was formerly and Retha Lew!~, _Lmda can and Mr Tom Edward& and Mrs and Mrs W R Johnston , f'nd fi!Ueab: of Mr. and Mrs. Paul aing at five o'clock. Everyone is employed at the Parkette 1ft Ma- Mr. and Mrs Wilham Bass and tnvited. son. Harry Johnson were at WJEH 'f B. Adams, Mr. and Mrs Henderson. :;;on. Mrs Betty Call was ·shopping ln Galltpohs, last Sunday on Rev Ll oy-d Roush, Roy Ruus~. Mr . and · Mr. and Mrs. Stf.ats Parsons lf • · Games were played after which The groom g-radu<~ted from Wa- Pomeroy, S.ctu r~ay. Higgens p-rogram. Mrs Frank Reynolds, Mr and R~pley were- !iU!Jper gue~tta at the r~ftesbment s were scntcd to the hama H1gb School With the class Mrs. R.ay R1;ey ando daughter, Jaekte Al'drtdge from Mrs Alva Luckydoo 3qd sons , home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sterhllowmg memebrs , Irene Justis, 1949 and spent lhr!:!c years m I Jan, are v 1s 1tmg her parents, Mr. ts a v1sitor at her aunts , Mrs I.~M~r~a~n~d~M~r~s~ D~or~s~ciy-'R~ou~s~h~,~H~N~.~w~a~rt~on~W~ed~n~esd~~~y~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ f;·~~~~~~~~ Isabell Brown, Mace! Bumgarner, uf the aJ'Imy He IS now employed aDd Mrs Harold Johnson at Bev· Irene Kelly, the past few days Wilma Blake, Laurene Lew1s , at the Phthp Sporn Plant. erly, Ohto Mrs. Harry Johnso n helped ' CJar11 Williams, Betty Call, Helen They a1 e li'Ylng at Mason , W.Va 1 Mr. lind Mrs Btll Williams YJSI· Mrs. Charles K~lly , at Mason , Barker, Faye Russell , Alma 1 M H · h T d make applebutler Tuesday . Johnson, Rhoda Fox, Pam Kearns Mr and_ ~rs Den n <S Johhnson ~~0 i:sa p:~:~~l Fl~ :J~b.er u~sos~: Mrs Nelson Roush, two child· Laura Holland, Hel en Wlllian1s. were v1s1 mg 1.cs 1cr 1 o nso n, t 1 ren and Mrs George Juhnson, Mrs W L Gearhart , Ruth Cassel Wednesday a M.r and Mrs ~rthu'l" Flck of all from Now Haven , were guests A guest Beverly Burns and the , Donald Ohlmger and. J1mmie Pomeroy, )ll«fi11 fttll"to .....,, -.. • were calling on Mr of Mrs Eugene Johnson, Sunday hostesses Mi-s Henry and June ~ftfi~IQport , were- vts1tmg Mrs and Mrs. 0 Ned Jlenn, Monday Mrs Olev1a Sweeney, Mrs . F.L!Burns. Bt>tty Call and fam1ly ' evemng na Moore and son. Edward Moor(\ . ,. Joan John~on was s hoppmg at Mr . c. H Withers, General of Groveport, Ohio, Mrs Ida Boy Scouts of Troop No 245 Pomf'rnv , Thursday. Supervisor of Mason County Best and Mrs Lizzie Hooffstetter 1 ' went by bus to the ,cou t camp at 1 Mrs Betty Call and Joan John- Schools VISited Clifton schools, of Columbus, OhiO were busin ess I' Chester, Ohio for an ovcrmgat son attended a " house warmtng"! Monday'. VISttors at the Clifton 1 Methodist stay Sunday mormng th e~· at t at Ma son on Thursday m hono: J immie Blake, a pupiJt lfl tho church and VISited witb Mrs Hel- I ended serv1ces at the Chester of Mr and Mrs. Denms W . John· Second Grade at CIJrton has en Jinker and caHed on the late Method1st Church Ass1stanl so n been absent from school due to Mr )oe Lockett , who was cnt1cal scnutm.aster, Robert M1ll s, was Mr anO Mrs Herbert and Sickness ly ill at the Mason Clinic. in charge. Boy Scouts from Chf-J daughter, Peggy, were Mr and Mrs George Burns "ItMr. and. Mrs Lonme Bass and I ton who belong to Troop No 245 Joan Johnson on Fnday . J··• od R I C I b tended the dinner g1ven by the 1 sons, iiU\le a ay o o um us 1 were, Donm e -Ray Van Mf't cr. Ro-1 Mr and Mrs C. W Bumgard· N~ehaclJma Garden Club Monday visited their sister, Mrs Veri a J Van Meter, and VISited thciT m bert Rickard, and Dav1d Z1rkle ncr and Calvm wr.re Sunday v1si- evcnmg · at Mason City. Tiel' returned home about 3 00 tors of Mrs Ella Gilland of Hart- Mrs. N ed Henry , Mr!! George ter, Mrs Oshel Martin and th~1r Burns and Mrs Ferns Just~ mother, Mrs Ellen Bass and SISwere ~hoppmg n:. Gallipolis Thur- 1ter, Lillie Edwards, Hartford, W Va. sday morning. Mr an-d Mrs. Russell Wolf and Mr and Mn . John Neal called .. ". ......... ..... ......... _, .. family of Bartlett, Oh 10 , spent I on ~rs. Veda Van Meter Saturday Sunday With Mr and Mrs . Lew 18 evenm_g fl:'MPLI I Hoffman Mrs. Glen Glue was shoppmg Hden Barker has emplOyment in Pomt Pleasant, Saturday. Pomeroy Mhldlrpflrl 01t Elberfeld's m Pomeroy , o. Pat Johnson and Eugene Darst Mr. and Mrs . Harry Roush motored to Huntington, Frida y TOOAY TOOAY announcmg the buth of a Mrs Mabel Johnson wa!l ealhn ~ born Sunday October 10 on her mother and sister 1ecently PLAYGIRL YANKEE PASHA l Mr. and Mrs Wilh.am Van Mrs. Robert Daniel& and daugh (TI!chnlcolor) te r wer e shopp1ng m ter of Pt Pleasant, were overSalllnn; &belly Win ten Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. J . ~ Jeff Chandll!r; Rhond• f'lftnlnr Mr and Mrs Earl R1ckard H Cassell. Mrs. N-ate R1ckard of Mr. and Mrs . J. G. Hayes and VISited bPefly wtlh Annie fanuly of Nitro, W. Va., Were Th111'1. and Jl'rl.: Odober lt-15 Thvn. and Fri.; Odober lf-15 man . weekend guests of Mr . ard Mrs Mrs. Albert Smtth was a J . H. Cassell John Hadlak; Barbara BrUton 1Audle Murphy; Wl'lter Braman ness VISitor m "Po•nt - - - - - -- last week. DORCAS DRUMS ACROSS I Mrs. Betty Sm1th was hostesr I to a Stanley breakfast party BY STELLA BEEGLE THE RIVER Mr. and Mrs . Charles Phil1ps, ' October 8, at the home Of Mrs. Rhoda Fox Those attendin1; Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Phihps ant1 son Washmgton, D. C, and Mr. MoHW Fox, _A_n n_ Hor£man and Mrs G1bson Cooper of Syra cuse spent Monday afternoon w1th Mr. and· Mrs Wm. Blake. Arthur Beegle and Mr and Mr ~ Wesley Circle return~d home aft er ' =''··ll weeks viait witti friends in Mis so uri. Mrs. Alice Beegle visited w1lh her husband in Lorain Harbor fuesday . ' Mrs. Sadie Wolfe it1 spcl')dmg ;r week Wllh Mr. anf Mn. Albert Nolfe and family in Bedford. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre and . ' Jaughter moved from Great Benrl to IJle Guy Bfegle property. Mrs. Jesale Stowe or Syracuse ~pent Friday with her d.aughter, \trs. Kenneth Tbeiu. • Mrs. Ethel Betzlng was returned to her ...home he_re from Meigs General Hospital Sunday Mrs. Suaie ,Fisher, daughler Gloria Miehae1 and chddren of Pomeroy spent Saturday ,evenIng with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blake and family. Joyce Cirele of Portland tPf"Dt ' ,. l Thursday night wjth Jo Ann Van ~'' Meter. Mrs. Ann Bee1le was a G.alli. pol Ia villitor tecenUy. The Ladies Aid Qf the EUB . • • '• ' Church met at t,he horne of Mr~ . 306 E. Main St. Guy BeeJle on Oct. 13. ' ' Lowell Sal~r of Columbu" spent the weekeDd bert · with his ., "' parenll, Mr. aa4 Ma Grover, Sal· I from I ma wen · ..... ' • ,\ for united Brethren Missionary meets And Plans For The November Meeting I • f' • ., .. . • ) '' " ; •• ' ' '. , t ·-· . • • "' I ... . 11- ' I o! . .r • ' • ' ' '' or r·•Jo, I ' . our'l I I I . m USED 1 j I . . ' . ' Goal I Satu a • I• and Tracy Wb,aley, land Dr. "Village sehool the da,v trylln&to boy who He1observed lay down on. a docln& , and.' to 'fhe Share In These Bargains .TNIIT Will. , , All • * * * * •. $ 99.95 . . $ 88,00 WROUGHT IRON MAGAZINE RACKS.$ 1.00 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES . . . . .. . $ 88.00 DIVIDED TOf' SUNRAY GAS RANGE $ 99.00 NEW 1955 ARVIN 21" TELEVISION $149.95 Mod•ls • =- See These Con On Our Lot On Main Street Just Below High Scl$ool IN CASE OF RAIN, AUCTION Wli,.L BE IN OUR UttiON AVEt!IUE WAREHOUSE! * 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ....... , ...... $299.00 * 7 PC. DELUXE CHROME DINETTE * SOLID MAPLE BED ROOM SUITE . Make~- All CASH or TERMS· "rs . • 1- John Ho!'ldley, Auctioneer ,_ . Dealer . . :YO.r~HEVROLET , . BAKER FURNITURE On The Brig_htest Corne_r in Middleport s~er. ' ' { ... , .'. ' ' . \ WASHINGTON UP- Tbe 8\!Preme Court was expected 10\'act on about 150 cases fA). ·' day at its first business sessinD of thilt fall term. A 'dec! siOJi on a state's right to try Communists for sedition may be Included . Tlae Ineeting ~heduled bottom hem. tor heavY and hght attorneys general of "1:1 stares joined Pertnsylvama in urging the The workshop lasted between Sopreme Court to il·consider the the houn of ten and five, witb all eue and reverse the Pennsylvania luneh1ng at the hall. After the court. eehool, .Mn. Geneva Nolan, Meigs 'Massachusetts. in a separate County Home Demoastration agent "friend of the court .. brief, noted made a recording USing several \bat 37 stat~s as of 1949 had member& of tbe group. Tbe revassed antiJubvershre laws and cording will be pl.ayed Monday at that there have been numerous 12:45 ov.er WJEH. bl'(]adcutina oonvictions under them. These 1tation. laws ''would be guesl!oned lf this Tbose attending the scbof'l were ease is not heard by the eourt," Mrs. Maxine Goeglein, Mn. Nel- the state said. lie Sargent, Mn. Richard Cbam· Con\lictecl Of Conspir•cy Ted Downie, Mrs. Clara Pauleen. Nelson, a fonner WeS'tern Penn· ,Jesse Saunders, Mn. Don Jt:etzing, sylvania Communist party cbalr· Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Donald M,ers, Mn. Hu.el McKelvey, Mrs man, wu first convicted in a Thomas Sayre, Mra. John Handley, state court of conspiring to ad· Mrs. Henry Will, Mn. niebard vocate the violent overthrow of Pick, Mrs. Adria Wileox. Mrs the U. S. aud state gov~rnments . Clara Shenefield, Mrs. Ralph Tur- He was later sentenced to a fiVe ner, Mrs. Thelma Henderson, year jall term in a Federal Court Mrs. Ofie Henderson, Mn. MlbeJ for violating tbe federal sedition GriJf~n, Mrt. Madge Dye, Mrs. Au- law, the Smith Act. drey Well and Mra. Letitia RillS. Immediately after today's orden are isaued, the Supreme Ct:lurt oplanned to begin hearing arguments on eases it accepted last term. Tbe arruments-one hour The fouiffll lc. c;;.m Social of for each 1ide-will last about two weeks. The justice& will hand tl>o ,.., win 1M hold down final decision.a- later in tbe -~... loy tho Mi4dloport Volun- FIREMEN TO STAf;E ICE CREAM SOCIAL s....,..., Sehool sY>Iem md mate reeom- - . ,_ m. JI,ID ~ool. 12 nbon .... lo 7 ,I .4C·2 I weight ..ater1als. The City, County and Exempted superintendenta met h:~ a combined session Tuesc'day at Lake HGpte. Speak~r Was 'Dr. Orville Alexander who is ~nductiDC a ach.ooJ survey for tbe State of Ohio. Dr. Alexander reported on tbe proaress of th~ survey and some of the information obtained from it. The IOOih Generli Aalembly ap. J!ropriated $18:,000 to conduct a survey of the laws and policies pertalniDJ to educatloa and to recommend their reorJaniution aDd modificatioa. The puaage ibis law made pouible one of ·most romprebenaive surveya bas e1o>er been tried and the fint oq_e 1tnee 1113. The purpoa~ of the au"ey ls to evaluate the. pre-eent eOildJ.tJona of ~ tbe State's tUe 2:00P.M. SHARP! jiiijiijijijii~ii:iiiiiiiii~~~~~iiiiiiii~~w~circ; BEFORE COURT 00 r 6 ' TOTRY~S ; I POM&ROY BEND THEATRES _ - .. ......-- ....... ·sTATE'S RIGHT was otigioallr for Monday but , Chief 1\llt.ice Earl Warren postpoBed lt until today beeauae Qf the deatb of Justiee Robert H Jactson. About 400 cates were fired with the high tdbunal dorini the sum· mer. ln about 150 of these, the ju&ticea were expeeted today to issue brief orders either aareeipg . or refUiint to revJew the matters raised. No opinions accompany Min Btebr~her based her in· the orders. ' ltructions. around her theme "Help N•lton C.H COIMI Up homernatera learn what to loot One of tbe most important cases for and how to decide on whal before -'the justices involves Steve kind of window treatment should Nelson , Pittsburgh Communttt, be uaed." whose convietion under a PeDD· i~ai ::=~H~H~er~~'i:alkof pointed out the im· aylva.nia anti-Communist law was different colon and overthrown by tlle state Supreme mareriahJ in re&frd to court 00 grounda. that sedition is ~;;!;~:jl color destp and tt~xtures. 1 federal, not a sbte, offense~ ~ The club home demon;tr.atioo If the higll court m.... .. ~·~~~::~~~:~·;; wore taughJ to be _lo,.. tho • ~• f1, in 11M ·wi~OJt..iD..,... ~ · 111 .U..e irfll....,'tli~'U.ld fol- . ,. f1>t ft114ity of H4lllon Iowa an a~hl~taal line. . 111 •. .ny statea. Smith, Bumneber etnphaslzed the Importance of the issue is i• Jleip Coulil.y met yesterday in a county-wide project on ..Making Draperiet" at the Rock Spring& Granae Hall. Mia& Anna Biebrkher Home Furnbhing Specialilt in the E:.:teas1on Department at Ohio State UniverMty. conducted tbe work· shop on draperies. I I i::VERYDI.v SPECIALS On 1'ork Draws 25 La~es ...~. .~Of Newspaper r:.~:~ ~!:!~ n ',, lnvit~d! ' ' • CTIO Dea'lers MEIGS ORS ENDOKSJ}} Y tJNIT VISIT s!: Li;ns·---'-CJ-ub,Sees.Drapery Projed ~· Goodwill Bible Class Makes Plans For Halloween Social-Supper At Church I " ' I fl .. DaHrtmoot, II tho woo- term. A ease slated for early bt'ac- ' l a ...... thohomo-.cok.. .meDdaUODS for future improve- ...,.,..., .... croom.cofho and ings may jJltimately decide whement at a time whea tehoolt are h sww.N .. the l•wn ther big time profesalonal eports plasued by increased enrolbn~ntt., like bueball, are outside tbe VHIHaiUout In • laek or buUdinc- IJid teacber OCOl'O of the federal anti-trust TOiftoth -lol 111HI IM 'hald In lhorta&e. laws. •IN H..... s,.ctaf Mllfk wfll The SUrvey Commission hll 11 Other Lnrt Chtllentd. ita ehairman Rep. W. L. Manahan. Important federal aDd sQte tho ........ of .C.UnclDeflaace. The SUtvey Commillion t.. !1. Wl!Oy, - . laws are eh~llenged in tlllll7 of .t~dected siE. committees to study 'I'M "•••UNry of· the Fire·lo.. the eases t-,e justk:es atay aeeept an.d mate recommendatioDS about 'IN' lnetftt an centriWtlftl ci1kea or reject at its ._i., by.obless varlowi P"- nl the tiChool aeuion. Tlese · incl1.ule: . ..... ,._• .,.. '"' c l Dr. AieUJI(ler.' .Who il · !lgte fait lrade IR: 'l'llree N.,.. • ·wltl ..,.lho ............................... of PolriJi:at Sc:ienee of wtihoo .. - - .. tho llld N.,.. Jfit~· ~etaller, -ocl _,...... Danlola. , Yart of Southern Dllnoil, cllllm llate ltiWo prvllillilliia: th~ ot the brvey and i5 .,.... Mcllhlnnor, Tom Millo rrom ..UIDJ ·coou •• ol alz ..... . . . . . . IWMII .... ....,~111 eut..r,te price~M are. ·· n~tttu-­ tJI• ... tho ur.~!foe-"' ...,ra. w111 otort--r.r 11 .s ...rcap'o ()f~·Qe.ad broad....,. ti<mli. 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