http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/dbbc6ff3c233492ae383280150a1f38b.pdf 854835ddaa22ad70e51b06300e3c7e80 PDF Text Text I ter and family POMEROY SOCIETY )Irs Clara Wlldermulrh, Porn .roy • Mrs Edw• rd Mluer, Lot ar I FaIIs and "mr and Mrs. Mill ard WUdermuth and family spent Sunday 1n Portsmouth With' Mr and Mrs Theo Wlldermut~ ¥<d son ""'" Cl1arI•• 8runner or CUY! boga Falla was lht weekepd gue.at of her mother, Mrs Estella Skil1per and Mr and Mrs J E Fo!l bome Fr1day .,.mne after a two all weeks vas1t m Louisvallt, Ky J. E Foater alld daughter, S Y with Dr and Mrs J. S 1\larshall were m Columbus Saturday to aUend the Oh10 Stale·Illmoil illd family football game Mrs Wllliom Kn1ghl and ehll Mil! Barbara Ann Hdl of dren of Pt Pleasant viSited Mon• day with Mn John Ba1ly Chestu was the weekend •"UUt "ISS Rachel Genhelmcr, stu· of her unele and aunt, ll!r. and dent "' nurse at Hol ..r Hospital Mrs E J Hill spent the weekend with her rrand Mr and Mrs 1\oberl Gooch and mother Mrs John Bally • family of Columbus VISited Sun· Mrs Earl Young of GUYSVIlle day a.fternoon watb her parenl.:., ~~nt the past Wflf:k Wltb her Mr. and Mrs E J Hilt •· 50n and daughter ln·law Mr and Mr and Mrs E J Hall were In Mrs ChfCord Younr ~~~ son Patkersburg today on busme&s Mrs Russ Watson relurned Mrli Wilson Carpenter aecom- 1iiiiiiliiiiil-lliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiit-1··········· RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Pboae GOZ 1-Y ~llddleport HEADQUARTERS CANDIES Jelly Bean! . _ Candy Corn ... Haltoween Pumpkms Ch1elets 12~ •n pkg) 29c 3!1c 3!1c 20c Jb llllolto\Vton Jc!Hcs -· _, Zllllb. lb llldnlaht Mil . . 39< lb lb Trick or Tr•ats .. . 29c bag lb Hallowee• Pops 39< bag NOVELTIES Parh A'isOI tmcnts . JOe pkg. IDe - 19e Skeletons . ____ 10. Nois•• m:.~krn 5c - 10. Hornlll . ·- - 29e Beard . 59c to $1.98 Costumes ___ 19c pkg. Napkins Jack 0 Lantern.. 25c Half Malll<s , _ l!c GaQe 1\lasks . Plasiie IIask. . Rubber Muks . _ Wigs . .. .. -···- . Orange & Black Crepe - 79c - !Oc t5c up IOe up 59c up t18c . 15e U10 our my LAY ·AWAY PLAN - Ooly $l.OG clowo ood wo w1ll l•r •••Y 1ny amount of M.rch1ndiM you wl&h - ply eny limo ~Y O.ctml>or 21st panted of MrRatme an.o:t Mrs James penter to Gay, W Car Va sunday to attend th4! funeral o( the~r untie C F Skinner Mr and Mr10 E H Carpcntet• or Svracust Wtrc In Ga, . w Va Sunday to atlend the funenl of her broth<'r C F ,:,klnncr Edward Porker Jr of Cleve land waH the weekend lfUest of ht8 parents Mr and Mr1 EdwRrd ParkPr Sr, Yllners\tlle Mr. and Mn Hiram Fisher re turned to Columbu!l Monday a! tcr spendml the weeke11d at the1r home 1n Mlner<ville Mr and Mro Fred llcschor, son ~111ce or Grund), Va "ere weekend guests or Mrs Fann~t Kaspar Mmersvlllc Davtd Thomas returnt d 19 h1s <boibe at Mmenv11ie Saturday a[ fer a several weeks vtslt m Mar ertao wltb Mr 11nd Mrs ClarerKt> noma•. V.r anti Mrs E\(~ rctt Thorl\f.s H~Jicd tn Alban, Sun . ta)' with Mr and Mrs Yaugh:~n Ross Mr6, ~le );nu:natlt'r 1" »pend lnt t"o weeks 'V1th relatlve.s in Columbu' Mrs Albert Hcndneks apd children spent the weekend In Columbus with rclatlv., Mr and M" Don Thomas of MoondsvUlc were u eckend ~uests or the1r parrnts 'f1 and Mrs Ralph Gravt ~ and Mr and Mr~ Everett Thomas Mr ond Mr< Max lfemhart ani:l Mr and Mrs Wtllard Dunt and Cazmly spent Sunday with relallves m Columbus Mr and Mrs Eddie Hartung and !am1IY and Mrli Mabel Van Mrtcr sprnt Sunday at Grove· port w1th Mr ond Mro Henry ~·lehlnger and <on• Mr a11d Mrs A PRiVILEGE TO SERVE The pllarmadal'a pr....tptloft doplliiMDI& iD I . .11 lll41111manthe local paiD& al hilt proleukwolllfe. Here ~ell olmutmum..meo to hilt flllew man Here he iJ (lOI!lpletelT Ill hil eiOIIWII perlomllnl lbe personolaervlcoo to which be pledred hlmaelf wlwl be boeiM a phormacllt and renderlnc lbe proleoolonol aervicel for which be II OllllDm117 quolUled. His preoerlptl.., oervictlll are nopcwDI!e for lh• ke7 plaoe be oeeupiot .,. the COIIID>Uililr health · - DUTTON DRUG CO.' I'HONE 8218 )Jill St. Middleport - "': ' ..• - - - -- -- ~--- - ----- Delmar Hamm And son wen'! weekend sutosh; At l arroU with Mr ond Mro raul llamm nd atHndcd the Lanca!!ter t'alr 1 Mr and Mrs f'!Hntrr Brueh and hm1h of Enterprise Vl81led sunday w11 h Mr and M" Et~on Kraeutcr r.nd daughters, Morn· IRA: Star CharieR Zcudcr nnd riaughter PhviU11 of Youngstown Wt'fe thr wc.:Ctcnd ~ucsts of \1r and Mt~ .John Strau~s Thr\ wc1 e accom p:mied home bv h1 ~ m1,ther Mrs Fva Zcl!lcr who had ~ pent the past 11\x wech here Fred D~nton VounFslolln, a stud(lnt at OSU, Columhu!l wa ~ the weflkcnd lo(Ut!ttl or Mr 11nd Mr:~ John Strau A.<~ I Mr And Mn C harh·~ Weaver o( Galtl~ol1• visited Salurdav wtth )u~r sister ~lls!ll Nrtlle Korhltr Mr anrl Mr)j Clanncc ~fight of Bradbur\ '1\Prc Sunda\ lunch P/)8 2tle~l8 or thtlr snn In IRW and daughter, Mr and Mr11 W11lar. t P!b<'rsharh Oumcr g ur ~ ls 111 th( Clf'nmg \\ere hts pannts ~fr I and Mro (' .I Ebcrobach JoutU'II Rleharttfwn and frtf'nrl r('turned to tht\lr home In Col um bu1 Sunday after a ~cvc ral days VltiH with Mr and MrK ( hnrles Buck, Rutland Road I ~tr nod Mrt llav1d M1uht an<! h1m1lv o! Lancaster wtrc rocc11t I --- - ----- - - - -- ------ I .~ Women of the Hender,;on Me· thodlst Churrh werr ~peclal guests of the WSCS when !hoY met Monday at Heath Method1s1 Church Mr& Bruce Lloyd pr<' 91 dcnt presided and welcomer\ the Vl,sttors who are members of the church whf're the fl<'V Ro bert nurlev former local mcm bcr Is paslor M1s Gler1 LamberT was 111 eharg<'! or the devotional serv1ce and Mrs Nan Moore presented the program on tbc sam<' themr 'Our Home MISSIOn Crntcrs and Race '• Asmt 1n2 Mrs :doore were ~Irs Emerson Jones Mas Bes" Sanborn Mrs Dufort East Mr navld Entsm 1ngtr ~1rs c p Gal lager and Mrs Mar1on french Barbara Jones a guest san,e: a solo "I Beh£>ve" riutlnd' the dr vot 1onal scrvu~c " o., Sol isbury Girl Scout Troop 1 Holds Compout s?. Presbyterl·an Women Is Meeting Held On M.ondoy Funeral servlres 1'Jr Mrs; Charles Whetstone Columbus. were held Sunday at the Raw hngs Coats Funeral Home with Fred J Gardner, pastor of the Church of Chrut orf1c1ating B 1 the Riverview una was m Ccmelcry aod pallbearers were k E n Flnk Orm HunsiC l'r uge e ' Adnan Ph 1ihps Leon lleKnlght, Emorv Strmcr and Joe Postle-1wa1te I Relati\'C'S rrom out or town tn· clurlcd Mrs Thomas Swauger and son Cormng who wqre hOll!iP. !l'Uests from Friday until Sunday ~ t the hflllle of Mr. and Mrt! Frank Vrooman Charles Whet· ~ tone, Mr and Mrs Paul Cuto, Mr and Mrs Russell Powe11, J. H Manahan and son, Arthur, Columhus Mrs J W Ryan, Mrs Michael Lemady, Cornlng;; Mr And Mrs Arlie Pterce, Mr aud , .. r~ Johnny Pierce, Heward P1t>rcc, Monroe, M1ch; Mtt! James Taekett and three daugh· M ters Waverly, Mr and rs Field Ath Lawrcrrre __•_. _ ~- I noweuJOU can Solem Center PTA Regular • Held Mee tmg ~ ...,.........-:: with ROOt\ FOR """ fllloJW, iroDlll -rar\1 Wilh lllfo Jld 1!.- lloOJi, ,.. oltllflo !loa Idle ... .... ~·-­ ..,. lnialat ,,.,....,oaiUit KNEES! It - lkl't 'full) • Wd" top. II '"""fon-1...1 liolpt opt•·•••• Wahoma H' h Pen Pal Cl bs NOme Off'ICerS o4,Jlllll110111o ••• '"'-' matle op11tq ••• cloolq.ll'oll.llllUIY ' intJieamlqchlilmo andiUIIIIdao,-. Boo " • .., ... ""' improved Ri4/JI• {{DOl- ~ All Colors D1 dZlit Sotu aDd Cbairl11111t.lfoll1""iiiW llePat1rtd. tot. filr ,II ... 0 ....~ v... W'lth F01111 RaiiW,.. t'w, a'ititl ra'llriel 'bkiiD. ,.....""".' Reg. $6.30 gal. SPECIAL $4.29 gal. ' \ See These Fine Pieces Only At BAKER FURNITURE ·= Frtt Parking CLINTON FISHER CO. SALIS- 'AINT- SIRVIC I 1#17-Y Mldclloport 6265-X fry pan, on ltJp of a new GAS ranfe. That's because the automatic temperature control on the GAS Burner with a Brain is as )lleCille as an oven controL 1. _ .Juat think! Now when the.peed ~you can bake a cnke or ; polatoel 011 top while you have a roast in your regular oven. FWhat'1111!11'8-foodl won't bum. Pans won't JICOI'Ch. No boil· "oven to clean up. See your GAS appliance dealer today about the new GAS I'UIIllf- with the automaticolluruer tlith a Brain! .,_. Iff· • .•~ ~a.. lGreeuDol Qpeelal TAPPAN •• GASRANGB •• • $J99·D6 ••• • ···················~··· • tfHi(OHIO...FUEL GAS ,.COMPANY_.. part If the Colurnltll Clu a,.etent ' • \BEE ''PLAYHOUSE 90'! W1TB JULIA MEADE ON OBS·TV, ~ l.IV!lL' LISTJN.G~ ~~ TIMR ANE._STJ"lON, ' '' -- ·- - ....·-··· -·-. ~ .. .-... .. - ' .. HUGE BffiTHDAY'CAKE IS Middleport Chief Orders Strict Halloween Curfew Enforcement ••or tho ata~ t04by 11M1 fetlltllf. Thunda' doub with l"'-ltllltit roln, not much ,.,..,. In ~ oluro. High to4t' 65 to 72, h tonight 55 to 60. I SINGLB COPY-It Bartrum saJd that begmmng toni(ht his oflicers had been hr atructed to make arrests of anyon~ on the streets after the curfew aianai who was not 18 years of-age "Hallowe'en pranksters are not gomg tn be permitted to pull their •tunll In !ohddlepnrt,' the chief •aid, "Begmnlng tonight we wltl start making arrests and that will also include the parents of those who are ptcked UP by pollee off> cers One arre1t wtthm the past 24 hours was reported by ~~hddleport Ing of the oeace He was held tn )llddleport on charges of dlsturir wUee, that be1ng of Pete Bass of lllddleport )all 'today and wlit appear before Mayor C 0 FISher tonight at ~ p m ---- Three Cases At·e Appealed From Grindley Couf1 , A A public bearing on the pro· posed changes wa1 hc1d Monday Spokesmen for the Ohw Education Aasn , the states paroch1al (Chool, and tho Oh10 Assn of Independent and Academt' Schools endorsed the !landards m thelf present form Some school admmu;trators. however, objected to changes that 1neluded requirements of two umts of setente and one or math, or two untts of math and one of !clence The present cur rieula specifies one unt1 of each ' Start Drive For Voting Machines In West Virginia The West Vlrglnll FederatiOn of Republican Women has start ed a drive lo put votuig machines In all of the !late's ~~ rouritles Mrs. Frederick P Beckner, pr.. liden.t of the 'group, h11 said thot the plan of aet10n was approved at a recent eonvent10n of the federation Mro. Beelmer said that the macblnea ore needed She added lh~ tbQ high eost o( the machine• would be more tbatl offBet by the fOod govemment that will ~e brought by the ua,o of tbe maelllne~. ted Two Villages · "~-.-Po--me-ro-y-Ma-yo--r-- Pomeroy Is Granted 90 Days And Middleport Six Mouths Awaiting Report On Sewage Pernn't Middleport Pollee Chief LeRoy Bartrum today warned that strict enforcement of the Halloween curfew would be camed out from fJitS date on. The pollee chief said that after the curfew siren had been sounded Tuesday night that ha had noted a number of young people loitering around in the business section of Middleport, In VIOlation of the curfew but that such would not be tolerated her.. ' ·l· Burner with a Brain -~ Sewage Permit Extensions Are 11 ~AiY'skillet's a SP8!'eJ>ven on a GAS Burner-with:S-Biain The cake mown In the picture was amiouy baked in an Ol'dinazy . •••••••• -·-,..- .... ••••••••• •""HI"' Ohio: Mostly ciMt wl1ll oi..tl rain ~ October 18, 1957 The OhiO Water Pollubon Board Tuesday afler hearing pleas by delegations from Pomeroy and Middleport as to why their permits to dump raw untreated sewage mto the Ohio R1ver should not be cancelled, granted permit extensions of SIX months for Middleport and 90 days for Pomeroy. In the case of Pomeroy, the Board mdicated a desire tore- ~ V1cw the pl.ms and apecifacatiolll drawn by the engineering firm of 1 Burgess and N1pte with the PotHiblhty of flndmg 1ome method by whlch..,.'corners could be nt" and thereby reduce the heavy coat bur· den thJt ts racmg the village Mayor E f Robmson sa1d to day he would have tv wa1t unti l he had a formai and complete reI port before he would deCide wha: recommendations or suggestion he might ofrer Pomeroy Counctl toward sewage and dl~po!ial plant actiOn Stephen Hill Tuesday at a hcanng m Colum bus Pomeroy was granted an Wins Wings In other DO days to show of progress toward constru (."llon Army Air Forre or a samtary sewage system a3 Highway Chief To Speak Before SEO Regional evulcnr ~ reqUired now by law Charles M Noble, Oh1o Dllec lor or Highways, Will be the guest speaker at the dinner meetmg of lh< Soutbe&Stern OhiO Regional Cou, ell to be held Thu1'11day, October 24 at 6 30 p m at the Fa. mers' Hotel m Gal hpoils Pnor to commg to Oh1o, Mr 'Iohel was ch'ef engmeer for tl'aP New Jersey Turnplke Authonty from May 23, 1949 to Januar) 14, 1957 ana :1as a background o! more than th1rty-f1ve years ex ri)anD~!!! 500·pound birthday pertence m engmeetmg on high- 500·POUNDER-President Eisenhower and family White House. He holdl wavs, harbor development work, cake, a five.tJer creation frosted with h1s favorite yellow roses, r\ll'' Nf!v~tl ba~cs granddaughter Mary Jean, 1'12 David, 9, seems to be sajillg to Mary Jean Oth~r Mr Nobel, m hiS remarkl 10 grandchildren are Susan, 5;'l!nd Barbara 8, m front of Mrs Next to her 1he Southeastern Ohio Regional 1s daughter·m law Mrs Barbara EISenhower Ike is 67 now. Soundpholo) Counctl wtll discuss the present and future road prograf9 for Ohio He will be mtroduced by State Representative Dann Tabe1 o_ .Gallipolis who Is chturman o! .:-.,_L the howw commttlee on high I ~J ways George Halfll'lger Lake \\ lulc preSident or the SEORC, w1tt prtL I The Youth Center on ThJs<tay of Ibis su1e at the busmess session pre· Frederick c ,1.fcGuffl;, wbo died week and Will be under comP.leil! new ma~JQ(I!enl, It was cedmg the program on' his 74th blrt..:.·--day, Oct, ouru:_ed IIY _the M~n. City ~~~~~lng a ,m.eit• ...., ..., h ld M -· 11, was burled Sunday from the mg e on onday evemng. • Crow Funeral Home '" Point Gt~y Blessing of ~ason was hired by the 'group as the new custodian of the center and Will chaperone all events at the Ple••ant center Blessing w11J be In charge He IS survived by hts Wife, Ellzof the actiVltles at the ,.~nter abeth, at home, three daughters, I under direct orders of the CIVI(' c· However, the mavor comment cd 'II ts unfortunate that JOln l act1on between M1ddlepor1 and Pomeroy apparently has betn I dlscarded by tne refusal of Porn croy Cou ncil to approve JOint .tud1cs tJy engmeermg hrn\s f'm I ployed by the two towns" He added The people may reca tt that 1 our counctl last ~oprmg wa~ ready to go together w1th Y1d dleport but council tht>re failed to get a sewage bond Issue on the ~~-"l can't see why Middleport was granted s1x months exten~10 1 and Pomeroy only 90 days unlr-;, It is that we are so much farther One suggcstton broached at the meeting was that Pomeroy Im1ght beTuesday giVen permlllion to llle tts existing storm sewer system and thereby ehmmate a portion of the cost It was potnted out todQ" however by village ofllelall, tJut Pomeroy would sttll have to construct the huge mtereeptor trunk ''- '""""" ' Jme rrom Kerr's Run Ut the Pomeroy west corporatJoa Mtddleport on the other hand g1ven a longer tune on its per-o ImJt m ord{'r to submit definite plans of 11s own and to ~et up a method of fmanerng ct1nstruetion of a sewage treatment plant ~as 1 1 I ne Board 1nd1cated that the 1 -um•--r.~pared for a treatment pant when their permtb expire ~ 1 Local off:omiJI today wd that ; . .>:. tbey behevM that the permtt 't' 1 •• \· ,... newals would date from Oct.ober 15 ,'d1I 1' MG ff' M v h Ce F.,._.. c u m 1 ason ,Ity 1 ut nter ;~~a~:Jb ?~~ede!~:~~~:~~~·p:;:~ ~ • ..,.."'-~ ~ .I In other <>Chon5 taken by the Succuuws onHi s T B R ed Th' OhiO Pottuhon Control Board Tueo'. I 0 e eopen \lf~ay . I Seco~; L~T:,:::e: ~~L~u. t:: r:~~;~~·~n.:rb:r~~f - : : : 74th Birthday Ma~on wlU<~pen Mas()n CounnJman Iof Mr and Mrs Alten c H•tl, at treatment plant. wer• approved I aDII, Loose Cakle Cost Farmer Fine Of.$10 wo cars Heavi}y IT Mrs Nola Furbee, Flora Park. Count:tl He wtll be assu;ted b' other chaDcrones The shertff's deparlment rc Long Island, 1\ y' Mrs Okey CharlJC Carr, prlnclpiil or lh i! ported the release of Wlllarrl Blagg, Pomt Pleasant, MISS FlorSmith of Long Bottom toda) ence McGurfln, Washmgton, D C, Mason Elementar) SCbool was from custody afler a hearmg m three sons, Harr) McGullm Sr' ISIOn elected president of t&c ~ounCl l Justice of Peace R E Grmdley's Middleport, Ray 1\f(Guffm, USN, at Monday's llleetmg Ferrh court Tuesday Smith was fined San Diego Roy McGufrin, Dayton, Damages were estimated at Justis was named VICe prestdent I$500 bv Chtcf or Pohcc Frank while Janet Surface was elected SlO and costs, fmc suspendetl, and ~~even grandchildren Hudson to two cars th at co II 1ded secretary and Mary Berry, trta· for perm1tt1ng cattle to run 1 loose He was ordered to pay Bum was m Lone Oak Ceme. Tuesday shortly afternoon at surer 'I Condor and Cherry Streets Skatmg sesswns wdl be helrl dama~es h1s antmals had caused tcry. Relat~ves from Mtddlcport who Chtcf Hudson said Rita Marte at the center on Thursday nights, Jushcc Grmdley also reported attended the servtces mcluded Mr Beegle, 19, Sprmg Avenue wa~ Saturday arternoohs and Satur rmmg Clarence Krause, Osceola and Mrs H11rry McGufftn Sr and dr1vmg east at 20 mph 10 a day nights. MillS, Pa , $M and costs for hav son, Harry Jr, Mr and Mrs Leo 19511 Chevrolet when she struck Thc Cn1e Counc•l cx"oded 1 mg an msecure Joad on a pubhc Childs, Mrs George Childs and 8 car driVen by Thelma Louise vote of thanks to all or lhos•8 highway The state patrol eaid Mrs Ralph Gibbs Jr. Lytle, '1, Spnng Ave , also h w do helped bricks were iattmg off Krause's headed • cast but had stopped f h With the pllntlng _ an re lOIS lng of the 1Youth tractor-trailer ng on Rt 7 'l he Beegle car, owned bv Center durm:t the past few 1Theodore Beegle, was damaged 1 wcelu! m the front end and repairs were I <sllmated at $400 Damages to the rear of the LytJe car were set -t 01 JP $100 f:1 No arrests were made lfrs Township Constable W1lham 1Laretta Beegle, 48, was a pa,en (Pete) Hendnx appeared 1n May Equipment loas moved mto Ma·l gcr 1n the Beegle car or E F Robtn11on s court Tuea· 0 day n1gbt to answer chargO! of son City on Tuesday lor the con· L: assault and battery brought by !rUdlOD of Sidewalks through the Seniora of Middleport Hilh Addte Mae Weaver The caae was town School are canvassing the town continued. The sidewalks wtll be four feet selhnc tickett! to their sau8lge A charge agamst Clau~e Reit wide and will extend through the! and pancake supper which wttl be mtre for fa1hng to stop m assur- town from the curve near Fron· ' ed clear distance was dropped na'o Place to the curve near the held at the High School dining• m mayor's court when Rc1tmlre S room on Thursday evening from S7. paid damages caused m a recent Parkette Drive ln. The contract was recently let to A report date lined Pomeroy, · 'Mothers oi the Seniors will be traffiC m01dent a Charleston ftrm for the construe· Ohto m a Columbus newspAJ'N the coots for the supper which hon of the sidewalks The con- this rnornmg warnmg that a rat t! one of a series or money-m,klng METER RECEIPTS Rece1pts from parkin& meters In tractor has esttmated that the man had posed as a tax collector projectJ; for thetr eastern trlP Pomeroy for the past week totalled work will take only a few week! 10 nearby Apple Grove and had next spnng $281, Patrolman John McKenZie provided that good weather con-- taken mone} from lwo service Tickets may be purchased at tinLles ID the area stattons was termed 'false" b~, the •chool Thuraday evening also reported today . ---- - - --..Apple Grove re&dcnts at $1 each 1 shcnrt Robert c Hartenbach ------- IDamaged Tuesday Jn Coli• • I New High School Constable Cited Mason Sidewall, 'Mi-'dleport H' h Standards To Be To Mayors Court Construction To I Be Started Soon I Semors • Sellin'g Made By Board COLUMBUS UP- The State Board of Educat1on will meet ConMan Not Jn Supper Ticke•'s Nov to adopt a new set of h•gh sohool standards Tho prop05ed standards and AppJe Grove 0• the oblettlons to them will be studied by a eommiltee headdd by Wayne E Shaffer, Bryan and ISay Res1'dent a report submttted to the board prior to thci meetmg r::::tw~-~- -; -----------------------------------~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblb; Wednesdaf, They were In Va-tsh Plumbmg co by Joe Vadlsh vs Delmar A 1:anaday tn which Grmdley ruled Vad1sh • cta1m tor $109 7~ owe•! h1m for , smk lurmshed the de !endant was mvatid as a smk matallcd b~ the plamhrr wa 3 judged damaged VadlSh appeal· ed n In Perry Carpenter vs Do :(!:bhn, Carpentttr appealed the el\'11 courts ruling that Eblin dld not owe 5120 plus mtcrest a!i tlatmcd on a note In Edward Pele~e vs Samuel Pcrr), Perry appealed from a JUdg{Jicnt granted plamttff on 11 claim for $32 75 Slid due him on an ovcrtharge !or room rent wal!es whlth were underpaid for pamt1ng The defendant d1d not appear Ill the lower court anc judg1nent was-by default I ly Unllltl ,,.. --------------------~- IY C0'110UlP,~~£1 I ~ntinel Weather De1'oted ro rllefn~Oifte ~._• .,.. Area VOL IX NO. 155 Three appeals from Juitice or Peace R E Grmdley's t1Vtl court 'were flied today- ill Meigs Coun· Reedsville Methodist WSCS Meets WALL PAINT Ill Loeal N8WI Ill Mvertii!DI 1Jt (li"''IJaUoD after. IRON WITH EA.!. - he Dail~ IRST - Mrs. C. Whetstone • Funera} SerVJces Held n SU0day 0 , Rubber Base -•. - Given T,oThree Grand Children 6-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy !·Middleport, Oct.15, 1t57 Mrs Lloyd read the WSCS Cha1 tt·r or R~clal Po hey and th€' Mr and Mrs Leo SwiCk Colum· quadren1at goals of the Sec1ety bus, were week end guests of her Th.'ee grandchildren of Mr and She announced the Southeastern father c H WISe Sr, and Miss Mrs Harry Sehwab were giVen the OhiO regJOnRI fall meetmg of the R•llh WISe r~tes of baptism Sunday morning Com1c1l of Umted Church Women Mr and Mrs I' K Russell and at the St Pnul's Lutheran Church at lhc Un1tcd Mcthocl!st Church daughter Kayle have returned by the Rev L M lllohrhoff 1n Pomrrov on October 17th anr\ home Mr R1tssell nn employee of ReceiVIng the rites were Thomas the World Commumt) Day which the Oh10 Vdley Electnc Corpora- Eugene and Mark Anthony, sons w11l be held nn No• 1 ~~ the Sy tion, bd bec11 m Cleveland for a of Mr and Mrs Eugene Schwab racust' Church Sh~ also announ· two weeks trammg course, and and Vtctona Lynn, daughter of rrd World Day or Prayer whtch ?tl.rs Rus.sell and their daughter Mr and Mrs Rlehard Collins Sponsors were L C Karr ror wdl he observerl m each com· had spent 1he past three weeks v•sttlng rela•tves tn Rockwood and Thomas Eugene, Mrs R E Boice munth on February 1st for Mark \ntbony and Harry Mrs C R Konkr1ght gave a Nash,•1lle, Tenn , and Meadow S h b f V .. L ' c wa or tc1o ta ynn revon or the M1mstcrs' W1ves' Bndgc W Va Durmg the service the Junior Rt'lr eat which she altcndcrl lbls Wilham L W1tkmson Canton, Ch d ff t h td 05 fall , brother of Mrs Mane Wtlkenson renmr;a~o;:g ~0 °age~urf~:; c ~re Pl:ms h<trt brrn ma<ic for a Bradbury, 1s ser1ously Ill in Mere) 1 srhool to moe years, presented the Rummage Sale In be ~o;pono;ored Hospital w1th pcnton1tu ,_ H1m , an th em "Pra!Zie hy thr M{Kay M11ler Circle at Mr and Mrs Frau k Vrooman the Stansburv bmldm:;: formerly were busmess visitors In Galll· Ian Zanesville spent the w~k orcup1ed by the Du!ton Drug polls Yonday end wtth Mrs' Fravel's mothct 'tore The 11a lt will be on Oct Mr and Mrs Harold Htlshelmer Mrs Allee Yurasits, and Mr aud 25-ZO w1th contnhuttons to be Chillicothe and Mr and Mrs Thor Mrs Harry ~fcMastcr Mr McMas brought to the store on the 21th Olson Athens were guests of Mr ter Is a patJent at Metgs General A Hallo'.l.een theme was earned and Mrs dJamMes u~er~ ~~~ay Hosptt .. l where he underwent rna 1 er Jor surgerv Monday out 1n the refreshments and Mr" Mr 010 rs !nl ar Llo~d pres1r\cd at the coffee ser mulh and ramtly Judy a~d Jlmhmy Lt Dotts nnd her mother Mrs v1rc Hostesses were ~Irs W W were In PDrtsmouth Sun ay w ere Dotts Columbus, were S~nday The Salisbury Gtrl Srout Troop Ha} s Mrs Jones, Mrs Robe rt ~cy {eJe J~:sts u;~ a:~r fa~~d guests of Sgt Sara J Fisher at the rds e d d1 erml br t f T ~ nome of her parents Muy01 and 1 accompamed by thNr leaders, Hams M1ss Sanborn and Mrs an atten e, a ce e a 1011 0 e vfrs c 0 Fisher, and fam1ly Mn Anms Phelps Jr and Mrs Charles Burdette Wildermuth s b~rthday MISS Betty S•mec Columbus spcnl Robert Hoo~;er had a camp-out Mrs Jam"s Lloyd and children '1 ' ' Friday mght at the Stout rabin K th d T B1 the wee k end at the FISher home a ) au IIJlml e pre, were h S 1 F18h near Chester Satur~ay guests of Mr and Mrs Wit g er A wtener roast was held Ul the Bruce Lloyd and son, MIChl cvenmg and the group had break Mr and Mrs Glen Paulin Lan fast at the ramp before returning caster,and Mrs Ben Pauhn Edm, home Altl!ndlng were Jean Phelps MeGroup n of thf' Women's A~ were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Ehz linda Jcffcn, Unda Starcher SO· oclntlfln met ut the First Presbv- :\Irs Charles McNamee Was a din 11anna Arnold, Judy Cunningham, tenan Church Monrlay e\enmc .beth Darst Pomeroy' guest at the McNamee home BellY Klein, Shirley Haggy, Mary with Mrs James Hartey, chairman nerStephen Cnats freshman at the HoUman and Susie Tracy presiding Oh10 State Umvcrs1y, spent the Mrs Karl Owen rend an arhc!e week end With hiS parents, Mr and Bcyond Death There IS Life' Mrs Robert Coats, an~ SISter, b) Norman Vmccnt Peale Christine I he study book ConversatiOn, Larry East•p who " employed w1th Christ and Race ' was re at the North Electnc Company, vtewed by Mrs C T Shoemaket Gallon whert> he makes hts home anrl the m.. tong C\O!Cd Wllh H With hiS aunt and uncle, ilfr and The Salem Center PTA held 111 meditation on the Lord's Prayer Mr! Burnet• Little spent the regular meeting wtth a maJOrity Rdrcshments were served by week end With his mother, Mrs of the members attendmg l\1 r,; Edward Tewkshary and Mr~ Vtrgmta Eastep and his grand Reports v.ere gtven by several Wtlham Ohlmger wtth Mrs John father , Homt'r Might committee cha1rmcn 1C Smith as a contrtbutor Mrs Maxtroe Natm, Cuyahoga 111,. By·Laws were read and dis 1 Fall~ left '\londay for her home cuascd and a program was pre· after spendmg two weeks w1th Mr •entcd by some of tho schnot ehli· IQ 1110 Mn Horace McEthmny, Load dren. mg Creek Road, and Mr and Mrs Room mothe" choscn were U Cash Brai~y Langsv 1Uc Grade I, Edith Walker and Mar· Mr and Mro John Hawkins 11 )orle Knott• Grade 2, Pauline and M' and Mrs T F Hawk1n• Gorby and E\elyn Montgomery, Officers of Pen Pal Clubs at were busm('SS "'lsttms m Colum Grade 3 Glenna Crtsp and Kath Wahama H 1~ h School "ere recent bus, Monday lccn Caton Grade 4, Beulah ty elected Sponsor or the clubs .MISS Jean McMaster who w 1i Wright and Ethel Rife, Grade 3, IS Mrs Lonil Jones herl' rl'ccnly for a v1s1t w1th M• Leanna Jacks and Alma Smith, The new offtcers arc and Mrs Harry McMaster and oth Grade 6 He't"n Matheney and Kate (.rarlt' 8 A Davtd Karschmck, er relatives has returned to Bonn Roush, Grade 7, Dorothy Holm and president, Billy Stafford, v1cc pres· Germany, where she is employed Henna Keys, Grade 8, Margaret 1dent, and Nancy M<!Da111el, secrc at the U S Consulate Brewer and Prttey Tackett tary treasurer Mtss Gracr> Sauvaqe, Columbus Grade 8 B Eddie Stew, prest- who h::.d spent the past ten dl!\'~ dent Alice Roush, v1cc prcstdcnt, w1th her mcce, M1ss Jean Lamo. and James G r es~ scffctary trcas returnPd hor.u.~ Sunday urer Councilman Da\ld Jcnkms 1 Grade 8 C Marvtn Rou,;h prest conrtned to his home w1th an at dent Mildred Warth, vice presl· tack of flu dent, and Bertha Brooks, sccre 'Mr and fl.'rll Donald ~~ravt·l all 1 The WSCS of Reedsville Mctho hlr} t1casurcr Children Canton and Marttn QUIR dtst C.hurch met at the home of Mr,; Grace Lowden for an All dn} mt.'etlng wtth 12 mcmbrn preHent After a covered rllsh dinner n business mcctmg was held With the VI<'C president, MIS MRillit Rutklcy, prcs1dlnM Plans werr 1 completE'd for a Jitney Supprr and Ba1aar l<t be held m lht! churrh hal!emPnt 011 Nuv 14 All the proceeds from lhc sate a11d Ruppcr Will be used Ill tht' building of the new Sunday School room. now under comtruc lion The next meeting wttt be Nov 13 at the Nichols home w1th i~" Mary Nlcholo and Mrs lla Osborn ati hoste11ses g~~;t;;- of--Mr - - and Mr~ Charluo~ Buck Mr and ~Irs John Sco!l !'nln· ta\nf'd v.1th a rltnner SundR\ al LhMr home. Mmen\lllr honur· mg th c1r daughtrr Mrs tlo~dll' Wh;e on her birthday A (h coralfd rake was scne.d '.l.llh lhc rl1n· n('r to Mr and Mrs Rosrot> Wise. \1h('nS, Mrs John Ba1h Mrs Rf'rtha Scott Mr and Mr.s Uus'\\'at~on. M1ss Rarhrl Gcnh< 111\{'r Shendun 1 nulMr Wllhant and Mr11. Uurlc\ Nr hon rutrrtalncd with a dtnnct rc rt>ntl) at th.eir home 111 I an·~ ville Guests were !Irs Iva Zt'u•l<'r Youngsto\vn. Air <tiH! Mr" john Strnu~~ and Mlioili l .11 Uc Klprs or romf'rO\ 1\ - • ........ . Middleport Sodety Henderson Methodist Church Women Are Special WSCS Guests . IR B · aphsmo ite I I • OhioEducator$ An•dnual Meetmg I~o~d.L~:e vo~'~u;;nt~~e' ~~~~~:: Forget-Me-Not s I BM n d F Schedul e For rl Saturd a , y, ay. he;~~.~·~~s~: :·:~'·~e ;~~;o~~ a e y aso John Stobart said of Apple Grove .. Ohio's senior and JUnior high school prmclpals, meeltng m see the whit~• of any tax collcc Columbus Friday and Saturday, Oct 18-19, will take a close- tor's eye boloro shothng out" up )Dok at youth attitudes as viewed by a series of speakers T.bc story sa1d pollee In three representing college, business, professional and military fields states had been alerted for th• who look $30 from the Ke• Otto V Wa lk er, Cos hocIon, prest'd en 1 of the Oh'10 Hlgh man !il~l Brumfleld !IM'vtce station In School Principals Assn , satd that more titan 300 members 1 Apple Grove 1n payme•t for back are etp("eted to attend the group!! j taxes He was said to have annual !all meeting whu~h gets examme youth vlcws toward tn ""onned" Mrs -ul11fleld Into bed d t l " o1 utbn eSer wahy at HIO a m Friday at ~IS ry actnd t 1c nation's her1htagbe hcvmg she would be fined un e ut ern ote1 a a oe 1on meetmg or tg less payment waA mad e at once Dr Roy A. Burkhart, pastor school prinCipals Fr~day after. Stobart !Bid the report must of First Community Church, Up- noon Commlssmnor H W Ems have meant Apple Grove, W Va per Arlington; Dr Ronald B wller, Ob1o High School Albic Thompson, execntlve dea n of hcs Assn , wtll rliSC\l!!!l junior VIEW N!W IUICKS ohio State Un l\erSity a11d a re h1gh .....~hool athletlt regulatiOns presentative of the U S Depart- at a meelmg of jumor h1gb Fred Blaettnar and John W ment of Defense wlll dl8CUII at- principals Blaettnar have just returned from tltude• of high school students lohn K Minncll:h, Cb1eago 8 trip to Detro•t to see the new toward the field of human rela· trade assoctahon execullve an• B'8 Butcks They left early Satur1 11 " " b tons, co ege and military ser· former editor, Is scheduled to ad- day morning to Colun•bus Y car. Vice at the ID1tlal setllion dress a banquet sesSion on Frl· flew to Detrott for the meetmg Ray Standi•h executive day evemng ' tben back the 1ame day They Thompson Products Co, Stale Sehooi SuptJ E E Holt were very well pleased wlth tbe land, and Ohio Su~reme will ad~~.~~ :the concluding Sa~ new Buick, which wDI go on_!~Juda• James G. Stewart lltb¥ ill~ . . . . pill' llcte ill ~. 0111. - · I I ..,. I J \ SOD spec~al 0 W'th Heart '·ttack I I Mason CJuh Agent Resigns H' p , , Petition Signers were Mr Mr. Nolan Shuster Mr Mrs Waller Gruescr, Mr Mrs Norman Neutzlmg, Mr Mrs F s Basnett and Mr Mrs Henry A SchnCidcr -- - Christmas (deas T BeAiredAt Trmmng • • Meetmg ' and ENTERs COLLEGE and Rose Amy East" da), Rural and Route 1 Racmf "as todav an and nounced as havmg rnrollcd m Ideas for home made Chrt&tma'i and Taylor Umvers1h Upland, Ind, suggestions wtll be empltaslZed for the rail scmrst ~r Frtday Oct 18 at an Arts and Design Leader Trammg meettnci t to be held 10 a m to 3 P m at 0 ptiDll~m Lhe Hoek Sprmgs Grange Hall ~ for home demonstration elub leaders Mrs Geneva Nolan, home eeo· Econonn·st 1,arns Of 0 On Ohio's Industrial Future COLU!t!BUS (UP) - An economic expert satd today opt!· miSm about OhiO's future industnai growth can be "narcollc" If 11 results II) too much government spending Dr C J Bolte, analyst for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, C' • VOICed the view before the orgamzahon's 64th annual meeting Commander Pnce ratrtck has here announce~ that on Oct 18 the foi'I'Oy,:.erh·ope ',',m1d", ~., catnhe bf~tu:~·:~ I "To spend the money todlll' th~t anntial sale of the Forget·Me·Not t h 1 t t orr w 18 Flower lponsored by the Disabled Ohio I!! encumbered With debt to we won ave un I om 0o Veterane of Maaon Co, w•th the be pud by the earmngs of an an not only a poSitiVe threat \ th~ aid of the Ladles Auxiliary will ticipated exp2nded tndustrv or a mduslry we have m Ohio tOday, h g g population wtlhout great he saJd but It IS also a princlplo carry on a bouse to ouse can- r 0wm w have now that can sen r as a deterr10g force vasaing. er assurance th an e be to the expam:IOn of mdustry JR 1 Posten Will be sold only to the that .~t.e prediCt 1ons w• 11 rca 1 OhiO " the future , huaineu establisbmenls Twenty lzed Hc saKI a• unwiSe tax pohcy per cent of the monies reeelved uOhto has not advanced m rank which woulrl have the efCect of mw!H go to the State Department b 1 1 0 f g ter output rela ereasmg costs to h,ghly competl· and tbe remainder will be retained Yv r ue a rea t t d ng recent t1ve mdustncs "could destroy adth in .Mason County ror the ~d 1o hYe- to.. ob er581sda es"b turtrather be- vantages m · Oh1o whtcb. are the Disabled veterans, for rehl IIIII· yean, e ' u tion wor~ and serv 1 ces~endered to cause our principal mdustrtal com- bo:~!ie ~~~~a!~~t~tal debt of counthe Vetemu by the DAy. petltors have either stood still or lles, c•llcs, v1tlages, townships and have needed m greater degree than has Ohto" srhool dtstrlcts ln Ohio mcreased E SfoL! Bolte smd mcreased govern· 92 per cent between 1950 and 1955 P&;AN IAK Ch 1 men• spendms because of such de - from 776 m.thon dollars to one The Senior Class Of es er ' S La and a hat! biltioa State debt at High School Is Bponsormg 8 bake velopmenta as the t wrence the end of the hst fiScal year wos Eldon Gaul's Store Satur- : : ~·:::~ln~d tOO wilhon dollan, be said. _,, - \ DAV Is 0 t 18 1 ":! 1 exerciSes he14' Tue.day at n!.~!n1w~ J: ::~~~~~~~:: Vance Air Force Bale 1ft Okla· j ho was graduated from 1'1" Air 90 ' Brewster 5103,02G, flu•ltJnC Fo~~· BaSic MutllEngme Pilot $46462, Millersburg '$124,172, and I 1\ Seh00 I Sbiloh $38~9 • Four commumhes were called 1 John H '1 urner, 44 of Mason Hdl and other members ot his before the board to "show caUN" la r tt 1 t d th died suddenly of a heart at ek on class success u Y comp e e e why thctr sewage dumpmg perTuesday evemng whtle at work at year or mtenstve trammg and IS mils s)\ould not be caneelled Only hiB service Statton 10 Mason now quahfted as a p1lut lD the one, Coal Grove 1n Lawrenee He was workmg under a car Untted Slates Air Force County was derued a renewal With R·~y Tucker when he 'uddenly " Col Chester p Gtlger, command· Th ose .tssue d renewaI11 were complamcd of bemg short of er or the Alr Forre Base notified Middleport for SIX months, Pombreath He crawled out and help Hill's parent ~ this week of the ero~ for 90 days, and LakevUie, was •ummone• but he died before award of the pdot wmgs to their >.stabula County for stx montlu. a1d could be g1ven son Coal Grove Wlll' have until Jan· uary, 1958, to get a pro~t underHe V.as a World War II veteran way or be aubJed to a daily fine and served w1th the Army Air ~H of $500 ror disc hargmg 5eWage ·mCorps '" Europe to the OblO R1ver lie IS the son of tbe late H Cot Tbe eommuruty of 2,400 bas ton Turner, a CIVIC leader of Ma plans drawn for the plant but fi. son lor matlv years The deceased, nanc1ng problems have delayed himself, wa, councilman of Mason actual work. at the Ume of hts death IS OSitiOn In other achon, the bnard called Survivors Include hiS w1fe, the "unsaUslaetory" the sewage plant former Alma Felt of Pomeroy, two Russell Pr~dd) Mason County agreement betwel!n RCJ<:ky River, daughters, Judy and Jane Hu mo- 4-H Cl ub Agent has res1gne d h1s Bay v111agf' an d FallVlew p ar•a:, lher, Carolme Turner, also sur posi tiOn effective November 1 m all m Cuyah!'lga County vives along w1th three SJsters, order 1hal he 1111 ght accept & The three suburbs are aa:uaed Mrs. Lela Blame of Southside, posnwu as associate extenston or dumping pollutiOn mto r.ke Mrs Lemma Johnson or Mason, agent of Calha County Erte snd Freda R1ffie of Waverly, 0 The bnard sa1d the 35-year eoD· He WliS the 4ll agent In \b tract called for "primary treat. so n Count) for h~<J and one-half ment" of sewage and fa1led to Street Name Change "'" Pnor to that he was man· proVIde for chem~eal treatment ol~gcr of the MeCii ntock Wild so The hearmg was eontlnued UDIs Asked Of Council L1fe Farm and the Caca pob State til Nov '19 Pom•roy CounCil Wlli be asked Park ------to change ibc name or South Pnddv 1s a graduatr of the f. Ailey to R1verv1ew Dme accord West V~rgnna Umvm1ty and ing to a pcttt1on signed bv fJvc I chatrman of 1he Ohio Valley Ma ( famihes hvmg m the neighbor some Counc1l hood - - - -- 0 Eatally co .,:}elt - ---- ' o1 _ . -K ' =:, = I ~0.~~~ ~~~o~:~';~t'~:. ·~:~~';.~:~ the1r own dubs as a pari of the wmter program Each club IS t::n ::: drtnk Mrs ~oian also urged each leader to brmg newspapers, ~:g:~,.'; :~;,~ ~~~~~~ "pt~;;•su:rh ::~~~~:~~" ·~~;~g ' ,:r. needles and pieces of old intertubes, any odd shape~ ob)eets, small punt brushes crayons and water pa1nlJI MARKET REPORT CINCINNATI UP· - Produce Eggs, steady pr1ces at farms eon· sumers wh1tes and browns, A JUmbos 5+58 A large 50-53, A mediUm 34 37, A small 23-24, B large 45-48 FOB A large ~. A mediUm 4445 B large 52-M Ch10kens, steady, fl'yera 3-3~ tb 1:1-17, heavy hens 1314, light hens B~ ll pnce dutnbut•oa on fryers, 3,000 at 15, 66,000 at IS; 25,000 at 17, 25,000 undetermln· ed Butter, 90 ~ore 71. / _, �,, •J . . nau1 SeaUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct.te,1957-3 Churth Of Christ Homebuilders ·THE DAILY SENTINEL 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. These People Deserve The High est Recognition For Work In Ra·ising Funds For Boy Scout Programs; Drive Now On While we bide time to wait upon the United Fund approach to iocal humanitarian service programs, no one carr afford to pass up mak· in g his ·usual effort to give separately to each as thc.v arrive on our doorstep. Currently, the Boy Scout drive is on here and nationally. Of all the worthy movements deserving public support none war'r'ants more than the Boy Seoul progmm . • 1'1H' many men and women who put in their hours and days organizing and carrying out the Rov Scout program, and the financial drin•s that support it, surely merit the highest publir recognition. This is the kind of work that no one ever has been accused of using as a steppi ng stone to political influence. Our Record Not AProud One The Boy Scout adult worker often is father of a lad of Boy Scout age or of one nearing that age. Quite as frequently he Is not. Several of this area's most active workers fall out- - - - -.-o:-- - I SYRACUS! ~!i ss .\ lary June Eichinger, wh• 1 i~ iJIII·IIIIing Nurs ing (':111uh·n f 'l <~rk Hospital I THURSDAY- Chann~l 5,55 Sign On ' 6:00 Today q,oo Romper RnoJR side that ··rather of a Seoul" category . This county doesn't hove " record to be I proud of in its giving lo Boy Sco ut s. In recent I year" money raised locafly ha s fallen short each year by an average of $3 .000 of what lh e , National organization spends here. Administration , supervision, materials, awards: ~ ~~il plres, and hundreds or other items of cxpl·n • keep the bill high . 1', [ 0:30 TreJ!;Ure Hunt 10:00 The Price Is Bight I t0:30 Truth or !.Oil Tic T3!! Dou~h 11 :30 It Could l!o Yo• I 12:00 Mid-Day News 12:15 Movietime I Bernard V. Fultz; Pomeroy. llcnry Cleland: Rutland, William llobsteller : Hacinc. Frank I Cleland; Tuppers Plnms. Rev . n. L. Brans· comb; Harrisonville. Mrs. Frances Allcarl : 1 Syra~use, Rev : Roy Williams. I NORWALK. Conn.- A grat~rul 9:00 9· 30 10:00 10:30 10:40 10:45 This ts Your Ule Boots and Saddles Tic 1'ae Dough Newt Headlines Weat~ereast Nilewalrh 12:00 Tonlaht Sentinel School at sk unk after bei ng lifted hy thr in Park<'r.-:· toil by Mrs. C11rl Ebrm and hn v1>urg . W. Vu. visited her paz·ents lng a gloss baltic encircling its 1111' <~rid ~rs. Willlam Eichinger. neck smashed by a policeman, NEW ARR IVAL ~l r . Ear·l Watkins. has returneLI rewnrded its rest"Uers. It scam· ~lr . <•IHI \ Jr.... W. H. llayf's, ;\liiito hi.~ emp loy ment uboard the pcred to u nearby W()Ods-lcuving <IIPJHll'!. 1/fo'D., h<.~vc annou ncr1l rivN boat l.ehlgh. -. no Ungerlng afler-l!ffects. the hi1·t h of 1111 Pight pound fit.. ken (JLlllri' d;w ghll'f , Joy Anu. un ' Ot'tul)f •r 1:1 nl ll o!Zt· r llospilal. Bv Mary Pltrco Sundoy School al!endance SunTht'Y ha v1• ~ i.x nth r 1· childrL•n . Mrs. Miss Pearl Powell and Mrs. da7 was 38, offering $9.25. lluycs nnd tht· IJuhy were retuned Bcrnit:C Deems and rimUy or Mrs. Ailn Watson returned hom e Tu~sdi!y . Parkersburif spent ~the we·eke'Dd home afler a several weeks visit wilh Mrs. Emma Powell. with Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall Mr. aud Mrs. Denver Curtis and family, Louisville. SCOUT MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holler, Tlw l·:xphrl'r Srnul Post wit! uod sons. ~~r. und Mrii. L. D. meet Tlnti'Stl;1 _v lli l!: hl aL 7::l0 at Pierc<·. Mrs. Mue Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Faudree the Ll'gion· ll ull with Rich ar<l 1\h:rll! ttml Ruby and Forrest and Amanda Haer attended thf' Vaul-( h.tn , lH!vi.~ o r . All Scouts ore Van:\oleter spf'nt Sunday afternoon Lancaster Fair Thursday. wit h Mr. and Mrs . Jake Van Mrs. Robert Lee · or Sutton urgetl tu tw pn·s<'nl Meter. was the guest of her mother, OVERCOME BY GAS Mrs. Vrrgie Pi~ott , hilS been II Mrs . . 1-Jell'll Damewood, Saturday, very Ill. Mr and Mr~. Harold Holter Tlu• \litlrllt>Jlf!l'l Emcrgrncy Ernnwt r Stelhl'lll who is em- ar.d son, Long Bottom. Mr£. Squa(l was r<~ llrd at 5 :~0 \l. m. 1 plo.\'l'd nt Moundsville spent thr [ Ralph Sisson and son of Pomeroy Tlil'sday C' VPilllll! .wh,e n ,M.rs. Hor- -- - -- t were Sunday guests of their par· vey Alh•n . ;wcHih. Sou ,h 1 htrd Avl!. PLAN. BELLING. ents, J\.fr. and Mrs. Hanson Ho i~ was O\'t•n·unw IJ)' 1:a~ . Dr. J . J. An old fa5~10ned belhog and tcr Davis was called and ~1rs. Aliens- shower honormg Mr. and Mrs. _ · _ _ __ _ - - -- -· worth wu~ taken to Meigs General Hirhard S. Barton tMacel Smith) \l.·!'l'kt•nt.l with his wife Ruth. He Dript Ne Spltll" Ne Mn1l Ho~pit:d for treatml'nt. will be hclrl ut the home of Mrs. Mrs. Roland Stethem and chiiBarton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. tlren spent Thursday with Mr!l. (•'I r• ..WI II lfHI. lent. lllyt ,_., tlry t WEDNESDAY CHANNIL I 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:45 Lucky 8 Cartoons 8;00 Capbtn Kangaroo 8:45 CBS.News 11ft to uao. Leaves bowls aparklina cltan In 11conds. fr11htn1 b•th. room alrwlth ollllhtdollrhtlul arom1 of fresh pint. And moat Important. Sno-Bol ettackl lhl PIICII whtrt rerme mlrht brOid-kupo your bathroom.!!!!! \ 1r :mil Mrs V1•ruo n ll oush of MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP COLD WAVES $6.50 to $12.50 tiOURS 8AMtoS PM MON. Thru SAT WmS. EVE BY AI'PT. NOTIV. STATE OF OHIO bllli"ARTMENT OF INSURANOII Tu: Ti-lE POLICYHOLDERS 0• kle and Charlene Diehl, song leaders; Juhting McClung nnd SOUTHERN LIFI!l INSUR· ANCE OOMPANY Gratus Aldridge and Judy Turner reporters; Phyllis Queen, devo· tiona! leader. The meeling on Monday opened wlth group singing ted by indivi duals who voluntemd. Judy Tur· ner wos In charge of lhe devotionals and a reading was presented by Conni! Newton followed by o readillr of the IOOth Psalm by Sheryl Roberts. The Lotd's Prayer was repeated by I the group. The group derided to have a Hallowoen Party on October 29 from 1 until 9 P. M. at the Youth Center. A prize wtlt bo Kiven for the -be.st costume. Ho&tesses on Monday were Mrs. Donald Roush and Mrs. Sarab Spencer. Present were Jaekte Capehart, Nancy McDaniel, Atiee Faye Johnson, Paula Maynard, Sharon Maynard, Mary Ann Rickard. Carol Nevltte, Ann Hants, Char· lene Dlebt, Billy Stallord, Sheryl Roberts, Claudia Zerkle, ~arolfll Dot.. n, Ann Newland, Carolyn Van Matre, Shirley Smith, VIrgil MeDantet, Juhltng McClung. Jlarvtelta Newland, Shell> Walker, Sheldon Roush. Cratus Aldridge, Phyllla Queen, Henry Burgess, Aunda Wotburn, Patty Riley, Beverly Burru, Pa1ty Newland and Mary Fosler. THE WRST MRN AND TOU AilE IIEREBY> liOTIJ'IIlD 1nd Southern Lifo InJNranct eoto- Halloween That the petition or 'l'lle ·Wut•r• 1"'Quar011tf Unlpa • ..,,, ol <;lnolnn•tl, fortb the tennt ot an4 AJretment for Ohio, ioU~ P e rnera. lo I.......,. Compallf, or Beverly HUII.I C&ll• tornll, with Tlto Wes t ern u• Southern t.lte It~~unnoe Com""' Supplies ttndet wbloh Gulr&ntl' UniOII Uft In•uranee Com(\llly wUl mern with &lid Into The W.Urt1 •« BE WISE·AS·AN·OWL Southern LUe Inauranoe Co~~PQY; Ou&rantr Union Llle Ina:: Com~ny will eoperud tnn all or lte property and Ulfltl o WW.era ud Southen Lite ~ 1• anct Cen\p&lll_ _&DdTbt W= and South&rn Llfl lnauraace AND SAVE AT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT li&IIY WIIIIIIWII6111of tht I U. Uee of uuuan\J' Unlon Lite J-.f'o an~e Com~ny, lnc:ludiDJ Jtl ottla. llltlon• "nder an pottolet ofol~ ln " e.p~e. b.. beeo prtlent4d to • filet! 18 the Ofllee of tht Bu n• Bald Plan &nil Arttemt ~ lferJer col'nlnr within the prqt'}: alon1 ol Soctlon IOOT.ot ot Uit a.'1"4 Codo ol Obi~ • h""nc 1ald peUUon for Qpro'al ot Ill Plan &lid ArN:tft'IUt will IMl •1 b> thJ Comml11lon orO\'ld~f hcUOD 18111.U 01 (be Rl•lled I ol Obi~ on Wednellday, No•tm r 'I PI Qtli iQn ,tdJ~tllliC~h 1 J JaauranM of (I !'JI the 18th 41.1 of September, .,. tendent ot 1 t11w1us dllm~ndl 111 •n tzqulllle tna p!ecu Thl• 11~, ll/ewel mu. t ~r~loce 'i I mtd to 6 with llfetl111e ~n~ru~ ~blt mlllli~rlnJ 17, 1~•. otiO'IIO o'olock A.ll~oot the otnee• ot IUHtltltentltn ol' Jnf\U'anee ot Ohio 11a lldt cb llti'Mt, Columbus. bh o, ar at 111ch otller lln-e t.rld pl.ce u mu bt latn tl~d bY J&iil Commluld br *h $1.19 adJournment. ' Ill WITN~SS WHEREOF, I h•"' hereuntC) 1et nt)' hand &tid alll3e1 tht ueal or lt'IF oll'lce. tblll 16th 4&1 MASKS and NOISE MAKERS · ··· · · 1Oc - 29c LAST WEEK'S WINNER OF TilE $39.95 ELECTRIC PERCULATOf. l olllo~~ol!llll61. I. VOBT8, l".I\"Hva Superintendent ot lniUraMt J>t~artme,lt ltl l·wlndlftJ, ,. o. TRADE" game leaders: Your Vote and Support Will Be Greatly Appreciated lttoderr.. .tc.omance1 'APV 'IDd 'Pd-.- Ct.l'\edv T~me Reception for Queen Ellz. Spinach Playhouse News . NeW. ' Picture Sl!Ortt lliye · Weatliertut 8:30 Flatt and Sttutlll 7:PQ Yoq ~.t YOIIflJie 7:30 Drat~~~~! · · ·._ ' 8:00 The ~pie • . 8:30: Halllllatik UaU ~f Fame 10:00 Whlrlybli)l~ . ' ·' · " l0:3P Newa Hetdllnll ,IO:fO Weathereast 14:45 Nltewatch 12:00 T11111&ht 1:DO Sian.OH a..... If y011'1'e plnalllg pellllles (aod whc lio't,-tbese day•). litre's a .way to make thaa 119 flrlher. BriDa them to SWISHER &r LQHSE during our Tbrlfl Week Sale and Profit l'eany·Wiae with Storewide Savlags, . · . - s. consum· er grades whites and bro•11S. A jumbo 4-58; A lare 50-!3; A me· dtum 34· 3~; A smslt , 23·24; A :arge 45·48 FOB Cincinnati whit· es and browns, A large 58-60 A medium 44-4~; A large 52·54. Chickens steady fryer< 3·3% tb HU7; hens heuvy 13·14; hens tighl 9·1 t. Hutter GO score 'lie. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker of Plants were Suncta}' guesl3, of hi s parents, Mr. anrl Mrs. Jtwis W~l- kcr. ~ Arthur n[Jer of Tipton , liJWIJ , spent Saturday with Mr. and Mr., Charl t's Baer and family . Mr. and Mrs. Willard Faudrcc, an~ Amanda Bacr spl'n l day evening with Satur· Mr~. 8:55 Lon! News ~:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthnr Godfrey 10:30 Strike it Rich 11:00 News 11:.10· Katie's Almanac II: 15 Love of Ul• 11:30 Search lor Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light t2:00 Katie's Kitchen 12:30 As the Wor;. Turne 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 Beat the Clock Hmueparty Big Payof! The Verdlct I< Youn 3:00 Srighler Day 3:15 Seeret Storm 8:30 Edge of Ni\!ht 4:00 The &arly Show G:30 Your Esso Reporter Pa"ade Melts County N11ws 11:50 "· m. Daily on 990 s~ot On Your Radio Dial Olive lqrfilam WHTN~TV RtDI FIVI WINNIRS NEW YORK UP-Larry Gltti· gan and Henry Wajda, both com· porative n~wcomers in lhe jockey ranks, brought loy to their backers Monday by riding five win· nen each. J rtilstanl. tnll-mtlntllc. TO ,.,t1011ol odvertlstng repl'tiOn;..tlve, BottlDelll-llmbaiL lao., HI (I IIC l~llll~lt W!lft .allUiton 1."9., New Yollk City, 18, N. Y. cha~ o•l ~111 1 . IJ:atered,u OO<Ond cioof lDilll1lJ 11111W o1 11ae pollt om. •t l'lla> '-----....J ~- Ot.lo. · ·", I RICHARD 5. OWIN ..,. GINIRAL MANAIIIR ~EYNOLD I. GIIINI- IDITOR 1 , Chollor L. Tonuohlll, Stelf Wrlt.r, Cporto 141tw SUbsertpllon_".'"·" oel.<ecy ,bJ eorrttr where nollot!t 10 eenta .,er I • 11.~; one year tn anvn nee at The Daib Sent•nel offlt;o, liMB· au rnnt;" S'1.80; thr" rnontbo, ~.90, B~ motor routo where ""tlable lilt ·410nth $1. By mall one Je&r ..; Ill mootlll, M.l!tl: tbree 1110111111. fLIIUi une month, 11. · , T C.ourt Sl. Pomeroy rubllltbed every oltemooa ftl1tp\ IIUadll'·t 'l'hf' Ohio V~. a. . ~~ Inc., tl 110 Meehanle st., Pea~erGtr. 1), Btula. . ot11ee ~ lit · ; !Grlal Otfltt pbow lin. . •ll tl£' 1 cue, ncGnd 111nd G0 ESSLERS JEWELRY STORE I I IIAZft llsHo, HAIR SPRAY 1001" fl$11 110. OIIUPO 1011 ••• 111.. $1.35 Silt 2 tOI 594 lLt~ Love o1 LUe Beat the Clock HOIJ.II!JiartV Big Pl)lolf ~ Vertl)ct IB Youn ilrlgblor .Qay Seoref;stol'ilt Edje of ~1 P~ophylactic lfiCIAL CHO(OlATl coVIIPI tHORllS 7:00 'Highway Patrol , ' Cltmu l'liJihouse 90 Mystery Theater Up·IO·the-Mlnute New! • ·TOOTHBRUSH Younts, CHILDS, ADtiLr SIBS 69C Scanning the Weather I 1:10 The Late Show CS,annel 13 ... \ ::--- z~ pres., Mrs. Ruo10lt Wilson: oec., Mr.. Wesley Fry; asst. sec., Mrs. Will· ard Jioyer; treas., Mra. William Grue10r. Out-going ollicera who received a vote of thanks f()!' their achlevemenla during lhe year were pri!Rident. Cash Bahr; vice·prea., Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny, Bec., Mra. Wllllam Stater; ""t. sec., Mrs. Ira Butcher; lreas. Mrs. Russell Wilson. During the shOrt bua_inesa meet· lng Mra. Slater ·read the history of lhe class and a tribute waa sung to the memben of the Phlta· thea Soelety who bad served and prepared their dinner. Report• for the yeor were given and the meetlni closed with the Mlzpah benediction. Mrs. Dan White wu in charge or lhe program which Included I solo .by Mr. Bahr; a vocal duet, Mn. Lonaloe Cundiff and Mr. Bahr; a magic ad, Herman Kin· eade; an accordian solo, Mrs. White, games and group singlns. coffee. Now Going On I ID'll 1 Present were Mrs. Carl Ebersbocb, Mn. Junia Pierce, · Mrs. Wilbur Pierce, Mrs. , Paul Willn, Mr' Mtlto~ Russell, ' Mrs. Letha R•ssetl, Mrs. Grace Killll, Mrs. Oleva Cot1rell, Mra. Howard Ru~ sell, Mra. Dale . Barnhart, Mr1. Cush Johnston, Miss Sara Gilmore, Mrs. Marie Wilkinson and · Mrs. Sisson. Ladies Aid Group I Makes Apple Butter 1 -----~------------- • diction the hosteu served gingerbread, ice c~am, nuts Presbyter • n W"men's Group In IHalloween Party Ronald Hand, prettiest; Mrs. Dwight Wallace, Most Original and Mrs. Gale Hysetl, funniest. United Methodist Church Closs In Meeting Monday Misses Clara and Nelle Bing assisted by Mrs. 0. H. Myers en· tertalned the Daughters of Ruth Class of the United MethodlBt Church. Mondly a!ternoon at tbelr home, Union Avenue. The meeting in Charge of the "president, Mrs. Minnie Neutzllng opened with devotions led by Miss l~dla Eberobach who had for her topic "Peace" taken from Luke fi:l-6.' Members responded to roll call with their favorite hymn. Following a short busineu seard slides taken on a re<en1 trip to Northweste'rn United States, c anada and Alaska. A dessert course was served by t'1e hostesses to Mrs. Neutzling Miu Ebersbach, MI8Res Augusta', Lucretia and Ada Genbeimer, 111rs. John Choae,lln. Thomos ~llletn, Mn. Richard Campb<lll, !Ira. i claude Dars1, Mn. Albert Young, ~Ira. George H. Parker, Mro. Mart GERITOL TONIC LIQUID OR TAB(.ETS For :I'h'ed Blood $1.)9 crary, Mn. Jacob Gloeckner, Mn. 1. T. Mees, Miss Carrie Yeag· cr, Mrs. C. E. W. Downie and three guests Mrs. Sam Strauss of Ath· cns, C. W. Hoover, Painesville. .. , -1:30 , The1Re.il• ltfeeo,. 8:00 Pal •Boone CbeVJ Show 8.:30 oss . Nllll• Lo' . , ,.ils ..... ,.....13c f I I I I I I 9:00 liovy 0:30 Dr . Cl4ialloa . 10:00. Ne,..-~ 1118'NI&bl tO:IO Tll;tf.ed3 · .i : .$1.01 60t Mrs. , nd Mn. Everett McKnight. ;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;.;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;..-;;;;.;:;;;;; Cald WaYIS .Hair Styling "'41u11a Milk . 23c 33t IROW!!S HAyt·:~HCI cLEvELAND m>.;.:.tite Cleveland Browns ge\ an opi>ortunlly to prove their position o!· tho top ·orl tbe.Eamrn Di~ltdn 'Ill onotlle: . g~m.e Sunday. lfalnst tho Phl· ladelphla Eagles. OPEN Closed DAILll Wed. Afternoon Evenlnga By Appolnlmeat SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP Court St. 311~ Mrs. Donald Lo"ery, chairman pre&ided .at the meetipg and an· nouneed World Community Day to be held on November 2 at the Syracuse Presbyterian Church. The meeting opened w11h prayer in unison and Mrs. Low· ery named Mrs. James Buchanan, Mrs. Thomas Rue and Mrs. Le· land Brown on the nominating ·u It . voted to hm com.mt ee. was a dtnner at the Martin Resta.ur· a~t for thetr November m~f!~~~ w•th the program and bu 1: 11 ~·sion to be held at the. church social rooms after the dinner. Plans were discussed ~or the Christmas. Bazaar to be gtven by the Assoctahon. . Mrs. Clarence Lacey rcvtewed the chapter "He's Got The World In His Hand" .'rom the study b~,o~ and closed wtth the hymn In Christ There Is No East Nor West." Mrs. Joe Bailey gave the chapter "Ill What Spirit" from the Bible study book for the program. Mrs. Lowery gave the ct,.ing prayer. Halloween g~mes were ptayeo during the soc1al hour and tho committee Mrs. William Morrh, Mrs. Branch Fleming, Mrs. George Lowery and Mrl. Bethel Coleman, served' sandwiches, potato chips, doughnuts, cider and Halloween candies to the mem· bers and one gtlest, Edith Iris 1 Haptonstall. Fall flowers and l!alloween de· coratlon• were used In the social and dining·rooma of ' the church with gourd candleholders and a jaclt-o-lantern carrying out the seasonal theme. I rlon M1ss Lydia Ebersbatb show· CHANNEL 13 T:IWIIS. 9:44 Slfln On 9;45 '¥ornlD8 .Movie 11:00 Underatandillg Youraelf 11:50 Nelihboro 12:05 Noon Newa 12:15 Cartoon Club 12:30 Uberaee 1:00 .ll;ovio Hantinee 3:00 American .llandltand 4;00 Cartonn Club 5:00 Woo4Y W~pe~r 5:ao Hlckry Howe Cbi' !iOO Five Stir Fln1l D: 15 News 8:80 Cin:JII Bo . !Y fi :oo The Martha Class of lhe Brad· bury Chur<h of Christ met recently at the home or Mro. Earl Werner. Mro. Wilbur Pier~, vice preaident, preslded In the absenc< of the president, Mro. Griff llua· sU. The opening devMional HI'· vice was conducted by Mrs. George Sisson and ineluded ScrlPt11re reading, prayer, and a p.. m "Welcome" which llln. Sinon had recited when she wu a lirat grade pupil. · ~During the buaineu meellag plans were made to have '• a "Pound Shower" for the ne~a• tor, the Rev. Thomas W llls and family. The Cion bas ed · quilting In the ehurth dltth)g· room and wlll meet on Wedo.d~ys on this money maktnr project. · · •· ·A bandltercblel ohower wu held to celebrate the blrthdal'S of Mrs. M•rie Wllkinson and !Irs. Paul Wlnn. Aller the mee~ lng cto10d with the Mizpah bene· Gerlach and chtldren. ,,~,~~~~' 6:30 ., Sgt; Predon or a Y~ ~ --~--------------- Fred Brlnker and son, Mrs. Anna ade party. A Grand March openKlingensmith, Mrs. Ross Winebren· ed the meeting and prizes for ner and daughter, and Mrs. Johnny costumf's were awarded to Mrfl. 4:00 The Eat'ly Show 5:30 Your ,Ea141 !!I!PGrler 5:45 Sport• Paraae 11:0~ ,rice vlalted Hr. and Mrs. Elmer Houdaaheldl Sunday a!ltrnoon. Mr. and Mro . Rorulle Wllliama and family vl1lted with Edmund Foster and wile recently. Charle1 Hunter, wile and baby of Nebooville called on ber lather, Ike Barrett and family recently. llr.' and llrl. Ralph Ed.!fu- Cart, POll' kill of Chester RD. llro. Midkiff eroy, Ocl. 14. bas been tn poor health lor the paot lew weeka . HAYMAN, I'OWILL· RIL~~ ------MAlON CLINIC ROitr H1y1111.; Lo,~ · Admiaslons; Mrs. Emma Fletch· apt! Chorl., PoweU, ' ' er. Welt Columbia, Oet. II; Mrs. were releosed rrom eowa!y after aerving lilt 1110nth taU lenll Sodte Cart, Pomeroy, Oct. 14. Birth~: A daughter 1o llr. and for aa11ult RDd bat\eey, 10 Self·Denlat Ladlea Aid of the Guid· ing star Advent Chrlsttan Church near Letart. 1'J Present we_re Mrs. Darrell Hoff· man and ebtldren, Mr. and Mrs. · James Canter, Mra. Dale Hoffman, Group I of the Women's As~ Mrs. W. J. Rol!ins, Mrs. Cli'vin ciation of the First Presbyterian and Mrs Ada Rtllllno, Mrs. Church combined their October Capehart, Mrs. Ada Rollins, Mrs. meeting and Halloween masquer- I 7:30 8:30 10:00 11:00 Rice; , .. nt on evenlnc wllh Mr. and llro. L. E. Woo4. Mr. ODd llro. Edmund Fosler opent a few ~a)'ll !ut week on · • lrlp t'o the Smoky Mounlalu• and other placeo of lnlemt Mr. and lin. Meryl Houda•hetdt and daughter Varina Kay or Cheoter apent \be weekend I with lhelr parenlo, Mr. ond )In;. Hn. E. F. Houduheldt spenl Mrs. Bertie Ptelebei, Will E. F. Houdaobeldt and llr. and part of la;t week with ber mo- umblo, on Ocl: D. , ' , Mro. 'Milton Mullin• ot Pt. Rock. ther, Mrs. ~lla Mldkllf ond A 10n, ROdnej Allen, , ~10 Mr. and Mro. Earl Beckley brothm lioUio and Verlle Mid· Bradbury Church Martha Closs Meeting Is Held the meal and Russell Wilson pre· sented Mro. Gilrdner with a gift from lhe ClASS members. Thirty· five member! and one guest, Richard Pickens, were present. New officers are prwident, Twenty.slx gallons or apple but· 11:80 Searc~ for Tomtlri'OW ll :45 Guiding Ugbt · 12:00 · Katie., KlttlM!t 12:30 As the World Tal'llt 1:00 I :30 2:00 2;30 8:00 3:15 3:30 ArnnJemenll of till fiowero on the tables were mode by Mn. David Dmt Sr., t.lrr, Harley Swisher ond Mro. Edward Frent!h. A 'Halloween theme wu eairlod out by the decoratlnr eommttlt•: Mro. Denver Rice. Mr~ Harley Swisher, Mro. Herman Kinead• and Mrs, TMo Neulzltng. Cbe&ter Erwin 11 aceompanlst were featured before ~nd during ter were made reeently by the 11.:10 Katie's Almaaoe -·--...,..._,_.---- =:::::=:- CHANNEL I' uD. 9:44 Sign On 0:45 Mornlllll Movie 11;00 Adventures tn Leamlng 11:50 Neighbors 12:05 Noon News 12:15 Cartoon Club 12;30 Libcrace 1;00 Gretchrn Wade Show ):30 Movie Matinee 3:00 American Band.otan4 . 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Wild Bill Hickok 5:30 Mlck•Y Mouse Club 6:00 live Star Final 8;15 Newo ' 0:80 Dlsney1aod 1:30 Tombstone Territory. 8:00 Oule and Hornet 8:30 Walter WincheLl File 0;00 Wedoe~ Nlabt !1Jhll 8;45 Sportaeope ~u:OO News of the Nlibl 10;10 Thea1re IS · us1t'''' .TRURSDAY 7:00 Jhnlllle Deu 7:45 Lucky 8 Cartoou 8;00 Coptoill Kaoproo 8:45 OilS Neits 8; 55 Loeal Ntws 9:00 0811')' llloort 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:15 Queen Eli2abetb \1:00 Newa The elchteenth anntver11ry or the Homebuilders Clou w11 olr 1 erved In tholr annuli banque• T•esday at tho Ch•rcb of Cbrlol. cash Babr Is the out·aolng presl· dent and Wallace Brodrord act· ed 11 Toast Maoter lor the banquet and prosrim. 1 Mrs. llred 1. Gardner, teacher of the ct..,, aaked the blessing wh:cb preceded the meal which was prepared ond aerved by the PhllatheR Society of the ehur<h. Stunta and grqup •lnglng led by 'Bradford and Bahr with Mn. Mrs. Denver == NBC DETROIT.' UP-Ught heavy· weight chAmpion Ar<hie Moore and Chuck Spieser are scheduled to sign 'oct. 23 for their January title fight in Detroit. Pomero) NEW TRICK WITH HAM! Given Oct. 19-26 a.nd Hov. 2nd 'To Be Given on Nov. 2nd There's Nothfllfl to 8ug , Notltl11g to Write Except I'oar Name & AddreJJ us u.s. Money talks. G~t ready cash h~re In a jiffy. Make it ~erve you well. Pay bills, earn discounts, buy bargains, save JllQJley. Take your lime to repay on our reasonable budget terms. You're in for a pleaf!. ,------~----J ant surprise. Phon~ or stop ln. Loans up to '1000, Cull Lou Monl61)' Payments subject to prqmpt approval. '.' 1;000 t~~.69 500 26.30 800 ..,M2 soo 16.70 THE CITY LOAN & . SAVINGS CO. ll.U .~ PXYMINf llLXw::lli c,~,...i.l:iliiliil 124 E. Main Sl. Phone 197 Ernetil Covert, Mgr. '- 200 I • LOCAL WINNERS ~ \{iss Helen Lucas ____ __ __ Byesville, Ohio Hrs Robert Wood ___ __ Lanca.<ter, Ohio Fer). Martindale -- ~ - New Lexington, Ohio Try tilts "Tropical Gtau" for wonderful flavor! Coal ham with a paate made by mixing pineapple or orange juice wilh FIRST WEEK WEEK ENDING OCT. 12 $100 Savings Bonds Winners Willie Mae Wi!Uams Middleport, ~· R~ Reuter ...... . . Pomeroy, Ohio Hu b w Wallace , __ __ _ Zanesville, Ohio N lie &:hotl . ,.,. ___ Chillicothe, Ohio !Irs Carl Mohler -----· -· -· Legan, Ohio Pbyitis M Troex ___ ___ _,. _ Newark. Ohip Mrs. D. E. Mowrey .•. • Mt. Ver~on, Oh!o llenry Bun1oll ·-·-"" NelsonVIlle, Ohio "EASY-GOING TERMS" a2n~ depdoJ!~~~ i~~;e~~l~~v~::~:a~z:S~~ entr~ ' All you do is get your free blank each tid' me you visit youdr AN&P 75-$100 Savings Bonds wtli be a·warde -Oct. 19, 26 an ov · · n a • . . b oti 1 "n · 12-$1000 Savings Bonds awarded at the close of the progra~, November 2nd. All bond wmners wtl fied. A&P employees and their faf'lilies are not eligible to participate. . The INTEREST!I DailyOF MEIGS-MASON Sentinel I)JI:VOTJ!D Alli'A u rtlfied waterproot". Illite~ Middleport Department Store Henry Burgess, Meigs County Judge ~Jiulmtnft, utbrubblt mtln~ori~J. iiiOC~ M1·s. Fr·ancls Yoaug~r. Cheshire of IDJW'uet Statt ot Ohio. (IIL\U 23 jlwllt. timid to 1l1 '"clslorl Mason Good Luck Clover 4-H Club Elects Officers :\lw;on aJ'!' announ cut:.: the birth Ann Newland wus clcrted preof n cluu ).( hll'r on T1tesday mnrn- Rident of the Good Lurk CltJV("' ing :II 1hr• Sr h:wkd ~ : link in Mit· 4-H Club or Mason at a meet son Th t• :;1x JH)lltld . 14 oz. hab}' ing he ld on l!onday evening in 1 has ht't'Jl. natltl'd C.u vi:L \latrrnal the social rooms of the Methodist 1 ).!rarHipllrl'nts nrr \lr. and Mrs Church in Mason. Ted Hill'y nf l'liflon while thr, Other officers elected were pafNit:.tl ~ ran(lpan•nt ~ arl' Mr and Carolyn Dotson, vice prcsiden!: I Mn_ (;u y Hnus h1 M11so n. Jackie Capehart, secretary; Patty Newland. treasurer; Claudia Zer- Phono 6418;Y Loculi St. Middtoporl Middleport, U. WHH ·SNO·IOL 11 non-pol1onouo .. ; "JUST A GOOD PLACB TO CINCINNATI UP- . Produre ' Eggs, unchanged Bert.Smith. Sllli#t llidgr. S4turday Ruth Stet hem. Holt{'r an d family. Mr. and Mrs . Jak~ BU~h and - - - - - -----Tilt' Child l'on'!·rVlltloll' Lcagt\o evening. All rcJati vC's un d'" Criends chlldren spent Sunday with Mr . will mPet Thursday evr ning at arl' invilcd, ' 7:00 The Big Record the hom e of Mn. Lilllwl Roggs for ICE CREAM SOCIAl. i!nd Mrs. Willard Pi gott anrl 8:00 Milllunaire a llnl!uwc'l• n masqut•ru<ll' JJIIrt)' dau ghters. Ea J!I I ·~ Cla.'ls 111" thl· S~T<tl'll'H ' 8:3~ fve oot A Sec"'t :md their Octulter business mel'l· ;\Irs . Lorena \Vol{ and children . M t ·lho d i~ l t' hurrll IH'l' ).( oinu tn. 9:00 Armstrong Circle Theatre ing. \Irs. liCni'y Barr iilld children st•ll hotlli' made a·t• t'rL'Illn hy 10:00 Mystery Theater spent ~'rlctay wilh thdr parrot~. q\lill'\s 11nly s1arti 11 .'~ :1\ 7 f' M. 11:00 Up-to·Tbe·Minute New1 Mt·. ~nd Mrs. Rilry Pigott. HALLONE'EN PARTV 11:05 Scannillll the Weather The Busy Hec Ch1ss of the Friday, 0!'1 . IHth An.vonr wi!\ h· II : 10 The Late ~how First Baptist Church will meet ing to o r.l~Cr quar \.'1 llWY do so by Thursday at tht• home of Mrs t nntactin ~ unyone of tlw Eagles Shirlcv Mills. MembeJ's IIHI,Y mnsk Class. H the'y wish for tht• 1-lal\owc·l'n BIRTH ANNOUNC!D purty. INO.IOL IIIVII IIH tlaloty .M SAil! Candidate For Day ------- CCL TO MilT 4. •.............. ,J.... I I ___ __ -- .... 1, 1 WCHS•TV Channel& Daybook 2, 3, Cootplote ,..not c.rroi-NO WAin t News Pl<ture Sports Eye Weathermt Wagon Train Father .ttnow• Best 5:00 5:45 6:00 6;15 6:25 Queen for KANSAS CIY, Mo. UP-Rich· ard c. Larkins, athletic director at Ohio Slate, Wll named 't!lesday nlght " chairman of the National At~letlea Colleglote Athletic Association's committee on com· mllteeo. Delmar A. Canaday !lOOm Mtd Day News Movietlme Bride and Groom Matinee Theater 3:00 3:45 4:00 4:30 4:00 Comedy l"tme 4:30 Trouble Wl1b Father 5:09 Spinach Playhouse 5:45 NBC News 8:00 Kraft TV Theater Mason City, Chal'll'S Yeager, Nt•w !Iaven . I Jack Fry; and Chester, Mr. Christy ()a~Jy 12:00 12:15 1:30 2:00 -;J:OO Queen lor a llay 3:4f -<'1odern RflmAnaCes 6:00 6:15 6:25 6:30 7:30 Rtimll'U' 9:30 Treasure Hunt 10:00 Quee1 Elizabeth il :oo Tie rao DOUIG t UO tl Could Be Y01 J :30 Brid• and Groom 2:00 Matinee Theatre Beginning Friday and ncxl WI'Ck you witt I be approached for a cash gift for Boy Scouts .! Don't refuse to give unless your affairs arc 1 re~lly on rock bottom . And if vou arc missed,. by the canvassers, make yo urself known to them . Locally, these people arc . Middlrporl. l GRATITUDE Consequence~ u:oo LUKINs NAMio ;;;;.;;;:;;;;;:;;;===;=;;;;;============,1 5:55 Sign On 6:00 Today 1 PORTLA.ND, Orp. UP-Tommy Heat• ~u b<en nomed !let.! manoier and teneral miDIJer of t h e · ~ottlallll Beoviln of the' Pacific Cool! League. If• replaces Bill Posedel IS flrld IIIDIPI' llld JOII Zle11or In the lront olllce. 1 TELEVISION GUIDE WS~:l-TV Chan,,el3 I Wednesday Commentating, Editorially ,: · .-.~,H-.-.TH ,,mom 16, 1957 DEXTER Class Observes 18th Anniversary M~' :!7· 1)!,=.' ':1c:-'!!oo. :Mae Barkhurst .. ,. ... McConnelsville, Ohio ftebs D. Lee ' _ ,. ..... . Ctretevttle, Ohio Eileen MeLaugbtin -· ---- -· Dreoden, Oh!o jeonette Bailey -- -·-·-· Cosh~on·. Oh10 Jo Henthorn , ... ,. ,.. Cam'Oridge, Ohio Dorothy Bailey Washinlrton C.H.. Ohio Mrs Anna Housk; _____ Greenfield. Ohio R Posttethwail , ___ Charleston. w. Va. Mfs E C Dinetv ~--- Lewisburg, W.Va. Kermit. Miller. Jr. . . Cb.arleston, W.Va. E." I Bo~~g Btoomm~ Ro&S W. Va. Joh~ E. Ror~~~ -~:~-- - West Lo~an: w. Va. Violet watkins ,. .... Charleston, w. Va. Hilda N. Richards -· Fayetteville. W. Va. Thomas W. Wendell -· -· Handley, W. Va. llrs. John H. Frock ·-· - Springfield , Ohio Roy Trickett -·-- · ---· -· - Waverly . Ohto llr. R. B. Akers- - So. Charteslon, W. Va. Pearl Cheatham -----·-' lluUens. W. Va. Gerald L. Deal -·---- - E Rametle. W.Va. Mrs. Cart Anderson --·- Oak Hill. W. Va. ~wrente Litton - - ~~~ - Charleston, ~- ~:- Mtldred Moore -------- -· Beckley. . · Gracie Johnson ---- · ~ ·- Cha~taray, W. Va. Wilburn Wright --· --- · _ Wh)tman. W. Va. Thomas Raskins - ------ Hmton. W. Va. J D, Arthur -- ---- -- · Eall Bank. W.Va. Witham D. Hanno ---- Charleslo~. ~· Va. Tom McPack -.· -----· -- ,.--,. \'t'g i MarQret S, Wright ---.· ----- Asht'~'n' Pauline Biggs -----· - - ,_ As a . v · H. L. Halt "-- ---- -· Parkershur<. W. ~· Viola Barnett - ~- .. ~ -- · ---- lt.e-lo~e. Ol-t:o Mrs. W. A. Dennis ----- - GathpoliS, Ol)io w· K:· Walter Young ---·- - Hunt1~Jnon. W. a. Doris G\mnott -- ---- -- Huntmgt~~- ~· ~=· J1m S1lt!nce --- -- --- ·- St. Ma . . · · Nora Ann Clarlc --~~-- Hunh.naton. W. V~. Mrs. Johnny Clark __ __.. K1lls Hill. OhiO Mrs. J. Orthmeyer _.. .... Ironton. Ohio Mn. Everett Jlayburn Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Cbas. E. Stapleton _. _. PorlsnHluth, Ohhlio Mrs. A W. On .... ....... Marietta, 0 o Nelda Patterson -~ - - , - ·--- Marietta, Ohio lin. Steward Fackler --·-· - Shelby, Ohjo Betty Lou Vltey . _. _.. __ Marysville, OhiO Dulcie Margroll ·-· ----- -- Bucyi'U5, Ohio 1 Mn. Paul F. Funk ______ Crestline, Oho Kay Kendrick ---·-·-·---· Atheno, Ohio Louis Paaheilich ____ , ___ Mansfield, Oblo Anna Goodinz -----· --·- Columbus, Oh1o 1 Albert RJ.. --·- ·- ------ Columbus, Ohbo A Wolman .. ---· -----·-- Columbus, 0 lo GOorge Sebleget . . ........ Columbus, Ob~ George Pack ____ ____ ,. Grove . City, Oh Bessie Strout _ __ , ___ ___ Marion, Ohio , w. R. Fisher,. -.. . : .... ---- - Gallnn, Oh!•1 Mrs. J. Bryan Wilson _ London, Ohio · Airs. G. L. Clingerman Bellefontaine, Ohio Mary Bernard -----· -·-· -· Kenl<>Q, Oblo Mrs. Jack Treas -· ---·-· Deloware, Ohio Mrs. Bernice Russell --· --· -· Xenia, Ohio Vera Johnston- ---- ·---··-· -- Piqua, Ohio Louts H. Werst -·- ·-- --- --- Sid~~ey,.Ohio Our congratulotions to the fint week winners! Watch for second wt'k winnen to be published next week. _ _ .. !.'!""'' ~'1' . __.. _. ·'· . . ... . .....~ �,, •J . . nau1 SeaUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct.te,1957-3 Churth Of Christ Homebuilders ·THE DAILY SENTINEL 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. These People Deserve The High est Recognition For Work In Ra·ising Funds For Boy Scout Programs; Drive Now On While we bide time to wait upon the United Fund approach to iocal humanitarian service programs, no one carr afford to pass up mak· in g his ·usual effort to give separately to each as thc.v arrive on our doorstep. Currently, the Boy Scout drive is on here and nationally. Of all the worthy movements deserving public support none war'r'ants more than the Boy Seoul progmm . • 1'1H' many men and women who put in their hours and days organizing and carrying out the Rov Scout program, and the financial drin•s that support it, surely merit the highest publir recognition. This is the kind of work that no one ever has been accused of using as a steppi ng stone to political influence. Our Record Not AProud One The Boy Scout adult worker often is father of a lad of Boy Scout age or of one nearing that age. Quite as frequently he Is not. Several of this area's most active workers fall out- - - - -.-o:-- - I SYRACUS! ~!i ss .\ lary June Eichinger, wh• 1 i~ iJIII·IIIIing Nurs ing (':111uh·n f 'l <~rk Hospital I THURSDAY- Chann~l 5,55 Sign On ' 6:00 Today q,oo Romper RnoJR side that ··rather of a Seoul" category . This county doesn't hove " record to be I proud of in its giving lo Boy Sco ut s. In recent I year" money raised locafly ha s fallen short each year by an average of $3 .000 of what lh e , National organization spends here. Administration , supervision, materials, awards: ~ ~~il plres, and hundreds or other items of cxpl·n • keep the bill high . 1', [ 0:30 TreJ!;Ure Hunt 10:00 The Price Is Bight I t0:30 Truth or !.Oil Tic T3!! Dou~h 11 :30 It Could l!o Yo• I 12:00 Mid-Day News 12:15 Movietime I Bernard V. Fultz; Pomeroy. llcnry Cleland: Rutland, William llobsteller : Hacinc. Frank I Cleland; Tuppers Plnms. Rev . n. L. Brans· comb; Harrisonville. Mrs. Frances Allcarl : 1 Syra~use, Rev : Roy Williams. I NORWALK. Conn.- A grat~rul 9:00 9· 30 10:00 10:30 10:40 10:45 This ts Your Ule Boots and Saddles Tic 1'ae Dough Newt Headlines Weat~ereast Nilewalrh 12:00 Tonlaht Sentinel School at sk unk after bei ng lifted hy thr in Park<'r.-:· toil by Mrs. C11rl Ebrm and hn v1>urg . W. Vu. visited her paz·ents lng a gloss baltic encircling its 1111' <~rid ~rs. Willlam Eichinger. neck smashed by a policeman, NEW ARR IVAL ~l r . Ear·l Watkins. has returneLI rewnrded its rest"Uers. It scam· ~lr . <•IHI \ Jr.... W. H. llayf's, ;\liiito hi.~ emp loy ment uboard the pcred to u nearby W()Ods-lcuving <IIPJHll'!. 1/fo'D., h<.~vc annou ncr1l rivN boat l.ehlgh. -. no Ungerlng afler-l!ffects. the hi1·t h of 1111 Pight pound fit.. ken (JLlllri' d;w ghll'f , Joy Anu. un ' Ot'tul)f •r 1:1 nl ll o!Zt· r llospilal. Bv Mary Pltrco Sundoy School al!endance SunTht'Y ha v1• ~ i.x nth r 1· childrL•n . Mrs. Miss Pearl Powell and Mrs. da7 was 38, offering $9.25. lluycs nnd tht· IJuhy were retuned Bcrnit:C Deems and rimUy or Mrs. Ailn Watson returned hom e Tu~sdi!y . Parkersburif spent ~the we·eke'Dd home afler a several weeks visit wilh Mrs. Emma Powell. with Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall Mr. aud Mrs. Denver Curtis and family, Louisville. SCOUT MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holler, Tlw l·:xphrl'r Srnul Post wit! uod sons. ~~r. und Mrii. L. D. meet Tlnti'Stl;1 _v lli l!: hl aL 7::l0 at Pierc<·. Mrs. Mue Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Faudree the Ll'gion· ll ull with Rich ar<l 1\h:rll! ttml Ruby and Forrest and Amanda Haer attended thf' Vaul-( h.tn , lH!vi.~ o r . All Scouts ore Van:\oleter spf'nt Sunday afternoon Lancaster Fair Thursday. wit h Mr. and Mrs . Jake Van Mrs. Robert Lee · or Sutton urgetl tu tw pn·s<'nl Meter. was the guest of her mother, OVERCOME BY GAS Mrs. Vrrgie Pi~ott , hilS been II Mrs . . 1-Jell'll Damewood, Saturday, very Ill. Mr and Mr~. Harold Holter Tlu• \litlrllt>Jlf!l'l Emcrgrncy Ernnwt r Stelhl'lll who is em- ar.d son, Long Bottom. Mr£. Squa(l was r<~ llrd at 5 :~0 \l. m. 1 plo.\'l'd nt Moundsville spent thr [ Ralph Sisson and son of Pomeroy Tlil'sday C' VPilllll! .wh,e n ,M.rs. Hor- -- - -- t were Sunday guests of their par· vey Alh•n . ;wcHih. Sou ,h 1 htrd Avl!. PLAN. BELLING. ents, J\.fr. and Mrs. Hanson Ho i~ was O\'t•n·unw IJ)' 1:a~ . Dr. J . J. An old fa5~10ned belhog and tcr Davis was called and ~1rs. Aliens- shower honormg Mr. and Mrs. _ · _ _ __ _ - - -- -· worth wu~ taken to Meigs General Hirhard S. Barton tMacel Smith) \l.·!'l'kt•nt.l with his wife Ruth. He Dript Ne Spltll" Ne Mn1l Ho~pit:d for treatml'nt. will be hclrl ut the home of Mrs. Mrs. Roland Stethem and chiiBarton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. tlren spent Thursday with Mr!l. (•'I r• ..WI II lfHI. lent. lllyt ,_., tlry t WEDNESDAY CHANNIL I 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:45 Lucky 8 Cartoons 8;00 Capbtn Kangaroo 8:45 CBS.News 11ft to uao. Leaves bowls aparklina cltan In 11conds. fr11htn1 b•th. room alrwlth ollllhtdollrhtlul arom1 of fresh pint. And moat Important. Sno-Bol ettackl lhl PIICII whtrt rerme mlrht brOid-kupo your bathroom.!!!!! \ 1r :mil Mrs V1•ruo n ll oush of MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP COLD WAVES $6.50 to $12.50 tiOURS 8AMtoS PM MON. Thru SAT WmS. EVE BY AI'PT. NOTIV. STATE OF OHIO bllli"ARTMENT OF INSURANOII Tu: Ti-lE POLICYHOLDERS 0• kle and Charlene Diehl, song leaders; Juhting McClung nnd SOUTHERN LIFI!l INSUR· ANCE OOMPANY Gratus Aldridge and Judy Turner reporters; Phyllis Queen, devo· tiona! leader. The meeling on Monday opened wlth group singing ted by indivi duals who voluntemd. Judy Tur· ner wos In charge of lhe devotionals and a reading was presented by Conni! Newton followed by o readillr of the IOOth Psalm by Sheryl Roberts. The Lotd's Prayer was repeated by I the group. The group derided to have a Hallowoen Party on October 29 from 1 until 9 P. M. at the Youth Center. A prize wtlt bo Kiven for the -be.st costume. Ho&tesses on Monday were Mrs. Donald Roush and Mrs. Sarab Spencer. Present were Jaekte Capehart, Nancy McDaniel, Atiee Faye Johnson, Paula Maynard, Sharon Maynard, Mary Ann Rickard. Carol Nevltte, Ann Hants, Char· lene Dlebt, Billy Stallord, Sheryl Roberts, Claudia Zerkle, ~arolfll Dot.. n, Ann Newland, Carolyn Van Matre, Shirley Smith, VIrgil MeDantet, Juhltng McClung. Jlarvtelta Newland, Shell> Walker, Sheldon Roush. Cratus Aldridge, Phyllla Queen, Henry Burgess, Aunda Wotburn, Patty Riley, Beverly Burru, Pa1ty Newland and Mary Fosler. THE WRST MRN AND TOU AilE IIEREBY> liOTIJ'IIlD 1nd Southern Lifo InJNranct eoto- Halloween That the petition or 'l'lle ·Wut•r• 1"'Quar011tf Unlpa • ..,,, ol <;lnolnn•tl, fortb the tennt ot an4 AJretment for Ohio, ioU~ P e rnera. lo I.......,. Compallf, or Beverly HUII.I C&ll• tornll, with Tlto Wes t ern u• Southern t.lte It~~unnoe Com""' Supplies ttndet wbloh Gulr&ntl' UniOII Uft In•uranee Com(\llly wUl mern with &lid Into The W.Urt1 •« BE WISE·AS·AN·OWL Southern LUe Inauranoe Co~~PQY; Ou&rantr Union Llle Ina:: Com~ny will eoperud tnn all or lte property and Ulfltl o WW.era ud Southen Lite ~ 1• anct Cen\p&lll_ _&DdTbt W= and South&rn Llfl lnauraace AND SAVE AT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT li&IIY WIIIIIIWII6111of tht I U. Uee of uuuan\J' Unlon Lite J-.f'o an~e Com~ny, lnc:ludiDJ Jtl ottla. llltlon• "nder an pottolet ofol~ ln " e.p~e. b.. beeo prtlent4d to • filet! 18 the Ofllee of tht Bu n• Bald Plan &nil Arttemt ~ lferJer col'nlnr within the prqt'}: alon1 ol Soctlon IOOT.ot ot Uit a.'1"4 Codo ol Obi~ • h""nc 1ald peUUon for Qpro'al ot Ill Plan &lid ArN:tft'IUt will IMl •1 b> thJ Comml11lon orO\'ld~f hcUOD 18111.U 01 (be Rl•lled I ol Obi~ on Wednellday, No•tm r 'I PI Qtli iQn ,tdJ~tllliC~h 1 J JaauranM of (I !'JI the 18th 41.1 of September, .,. tendent ot 1 t11w1us dllm~ndl 111 •n tzqulllle tna p!ecu Thl• 11~, ll/ewel mu. t ~r~loce 'i I mtd to 6 with llfetl111e ~n~ru~ ~blt mlllli~rlnJ 17, 1~•. otiO'IIO o'olock A.ll~oot the otnee• ot IUHtltltentltn ol' Jnf\U'anee ot Ohio 11a lldt cb llti'Mt, Columbus. bh o, ar at 111ch otller lln-e t.rld pl.ce u mu bt latn tl~d bY J&iil Commluld br *h $1.19 adJournment. ' Ill WITN~SS WHEREOF, I h•"' hereuntC) 1et nt)' hand &tid alll3e1 tht ueal or lt'IF oll'lce. tblll 16th 4&1 MASKS and NOISE MAKERS · ··· · · 1Oc - 29c LAST WEEK'S WINNER OF TilE $39.95 ELECTRIC PERCULATOf. l olllo~~ol!llll61. I. VOBT8, l".I\"Hva Superintendent ot lniUraMt J>t~artme,lt ltl l·wlndlftJ, ,. o. TRADE" game leaders: Your Vote and Support Will Be Greatly Appreciated lttoderr.. .tc.omance1 'APV 'IDd 'Pd-.- Ct.l'\edv T~me Reception for Queen Ellz. Spinach Playhouse News . NeW. ' Picture Sl!Ortt lliye · Weatliertut 8:30 Flatt and Sttutlll 7:PQ Yoq ~.t YOIIflJie 7:30 Drat~~~~! · · ·._ ' 8:00 The ~pie • . 8:30: Halllllatik UaU ~f Fame 10:00 Whlrlybli)l~ . ' ·' · " l0:3P Newa Hetdllnll ,IO:fO Weathereast 14:45 Nltewatch 12:00 T11111&ht 1:DO Sian.OH a..... If y011'1'e plnalllg pellllles (aod whc lio't,-tbese day•). litre's a .way to make thaa 119 flrlher. BriDa them to SWISHER &r LQHSE during our Tbrlfl Week Sale and Profit l'eany·Wiae with Storewide Savlags, . · . - s. consum· er grades whites and bro•11S. A jumbo 4-58; A lare 50-!3; A me· dtum 34· 3~; A smslt , 23·24; A :arge 45·48 FOB Cincinnati whit· es and browns, A large 58-60 A medium 44-4~; A large 52·54. Chickens steady fryer< 3·3% tb HU7; hens heuvy 13·14; hens tighl 9·1 t. Hutter GO score 'lie. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker of Plants were Suncta}' guesl3, of hi s parents, Mr. anrl Mrs. Jtwis W~l- kcr. ~ Arthur n[Jer of Tipton , liJWIJ , spent Saturday with Mr. and Mr., Charl t's Baer and family . Mr. and Mrs. Willard Faudrcc, an~ Amanda Bacr spl'n l day evening with Satur· Mr~. 8:55 Lon! News ~:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthnr Godfrey 10:30 Strike it Rich 11:00 News 11:.10· Katie's Almanac II: 15 Love of Ul• 11:30 Search lor Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light t2:00 Katie's Kitchen 12:30 As the Wor;. Turne 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 Beat the Clock Hmueparty Big Payof! The Verdlct I< Youn 3:00 Srighler Day 3:15 Seeret Storm 8:30 Edge of Ni\!ht 4:00 The &arly Show G:30 Your Esso Reporter Pa"ade Melts County N11ws 11:50 "· m. Daily on 990 s~ot On Your Radio Dial Olive lqrfilam WHTN~TV RtDI FIVI WINNIRS NEW YORK UP-Larry Gltti· gan and Henry Wajda, both com· porative n~wcomers in lhe jockey ranks, brought loy to their backers Monday by riding five win· nen each. J rtilstanl. tnll-mtlntllc. TO ,.,t1011ol odvertlstng repl'tiOn;..tlve, BottlDelll-llmbaiL lao., HI (I IIC l~llll~lt W!lft .allUiton 1."9., New Yollk City, 18, N. Y. cha~ o•l ~111 1 . IJ:atered,u OO<Ond cioof lDilll1lJ 11111W o1 11ae pollt om. •t l'lla> '-----....J ~- Ot.lo. · ·", I RICHARD 5. OWIN ..,. GINIRAL MANAIIIR ~EYNOLD I. GIIINI- IDITOR 1 , Chollor L. Tonuohlll, Stelf Wrlt.r, Cporto 141tw SUbsertpllon_".'"·" oel.<ecy ,bJ eorrttr where nollot!t 10 eenta .,er I • 11.~; one year tn anvn nee at The Daib Sent•nel offlt;o, liMB· au rnnt;" S'1.80; thr" rnontbo, ~.90, B~ motor routo where ""tlable lilt ·410nth $1. By mall one Je&r ..; Ill mootlll, M.l!tl: tbree 1110111111. fLIIUi une month, 11. · , T C.ourt Sl. Pomeroy rubllltbed every oltemooa ftl1tp\ IIUadll'·t 'l'hf' Ohio V~. a. . ~~ Inc., tl 110 Meehanle st., Pea~erGtr. 1), Btula. . ot11ee ~ lit · ; !Grlal Otfltt pbow lin. . •ll tl£' 1 cue, ncGnd 111nd G0 ESSLERS JEWELRY STORE I I IIAZft llsHo, HAIR SPRAY 1001" fl$11 110. OIIUPO 1011 ••• 111.. $1.35 Silt 2 tOI 594 lLt~ Love o1 LUe Beat the Clock HOIJ.II!JiartV Big Pl)lolf ~ Vertl)ct IB Youn ilrlgblor .Qay Seoref;stol'ilt Edje of ~1 P~ophylactic lfiCIAL CHO(OlATl coVIIPI tHORllS 7:00 'Highway Patrol , ' Cltmu l'liJihouse 90 Mystery Theater Up·IO·the-Mlnute New! • ·TOOTHBRUSH Younts, CHILDS, ADtiLr SIBS 69C Scanning the Weather I 1:10 The Late Show CS,annel 13 ... \ ::--- z~ pres., Mrs. Ruo10lt Wilson: oec., Mr.. Wesley Fry; asst. sec., Mrs. Will· ard Jioyer; treas., Mra. William Grue10r. Out-going ollicera who received a vote of thanks f()!' their achlevemenla during lhe year were pri!Rident. Cash Bahr; vice·prea., Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny, Bec., Mra. Wllllam Stater; ""t. sec., Mrs. Ira Butcher; lreas. Mrs. Russell Wilson. During the shOrt bua_inesa meet· lng Mra. Slater ·read the history of lhe class and a tribute waa sung to the memben of the Phlta· thea Soelety who bad served and prepared their dinner. Report• for the yeor were given and the meetlni closed with the Mlzpah benediction. Mrs. Dan White wu in charge or lhe program which Included I solo .by Mr. Bahr; a vocal duet, Mn. Lonaloe Cundiff and Mr. Bahr; a magic ad, Herman Kin· eade; an accordian solo, Mrs. White, games and group singlns. coffee. Now Going On I ID'll 1 Present were Mrs. Carl Ebersbocb, Mn. Junia Pierce, · Mrs. Wilbur Pierce, Mrs. , Paul Willn, Mr' Mtlto~ Russell, ' Mrs. Letha R•ssetl, Mrs. Grace Killll, Mrs. Oleva Cot1rell, Mra. Howard Ru~ sell, Mra. Dale . Barnhart, Mr1. Cush Johnston, Miss Sara Gilmore, Mrs. Marie Wilkinson and · Mrs. Sisson. Ladies Aid Group I Makes Apple Butter 1 -----~------------- • diction the hosteu served gingerbread, ice c~am, nuts Presbyter • n W"men's Group In IHalloween Party Ronald Hand, prettiest; Mrs. Dwight Wallace, Most Original and Mrs. Gale Hysetl, funniest. United Methodist Church Closs In Meeting Monday Misses Clara and Nelle Bing assisted by Mrs. 0. H. Myers en· tertalned the Daughters of Ruth Class of the United MethodlBt Church. Mondly a!ternoon at tbelr home, Union Avenue. The meeting in Charge of the "president, Mrs. Minnie Neutzllng opened with devotions led by Miss l~dla Eberobach who had for her topic "Peace" taken from Luke fi:l-6.' Members responded to roll call with their favorite hymn. Following a short busineu seard slides taken on a re<en1 trip to Northweste'rn United States, c anada and Alaska. A dessert course was served by t'1e hostesses to Mrs. Neutzling Miu Ebersbach, MI8Res Augusta', Lucretia and Ada Genbeimer, 111rs. John Choae,lln. Thomos ~llletn, Mn. Richard Campb<lll, !Ira. i claude Dars1, Mn. Albert Young, ~Ira. George H. Parker, Mro. Mart GERITOL TONIC LIQUID OR TAB(.ETS For :I'h'ed Blood $1.)9 crary, Mn. Jacob Gloeckner, Mn. 1. T. Mees, Miss Carrie Yeag· cr, Mrs. C. E. W. Downie and three guests Mrs. Sam Strauss of Ath· cns, C. W. Hoover, Painesville. .. , -1:30 , The1Re.il• ltfeeo,. 8:00 Pal •Boone CbeVJ Show 8.:30 oss . Nllll• Lo' . , ,.ils ..... ,.....13c f I I I I I I 9:00 liovy 0:30 Dr . Cl4ialloa . 10:00. Ne,..-~ 1118'NI&bl tO:IO Tll;tf.ed3 · .i : .$1.01 60t Mrs. , nd Mn. Everett McKnight. ;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;.;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;..-;;;;.;:;;;;; Cald WaYIS .Hair Styling "'41u11a Milk . 23c 33t IROW!!S HAyt·:~HCI cLEvELAND m>.;.:.tite Cleveland Browns ge\ an opi>ortunlly to prove their position o!· tho top ·orl tbe.Eamrn Di~ltdn 'Ill onotlle: . g~m.e Sunday. lfalnst tho Phl· ladelphla Eagles. OPEN Closed DAILll Wed. Afternoon Evenlnga By Appolnlmeat SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP Court St. 311~ Mrs. Donald Lo"ery, chairman pre&ided .at the meetipg and an· nouneed World Community Day to be held on November 2 at the Syracuse Presbyterian Church. The meeting opened w11h prayer in unison and Mrs. Low· ery named Mrs. James Buchanan, Mrs. Thomas Rue and Mrs. Le· land Brown on the nominating ·u It . voted to hm com.mt ee. was a dtnner at the Martin Resta.ur· a~t for thetr November m~f!~~~ w•th the program and bu 1: 11 ~·sion to be held at the. church social rooms after the dinner. Plans were discussed ~or the Christmas. Bazaar to be gtven by the Assoctahon. . Mrs. Clarence Lacey rcvtewed the chapter "He's Got The World In His Hand" .'rom the study b~,o~ and closed wtth the hymn In Christ There Is No East Nor West." Mrs. Joe Bailey gave the chapter "Ill What Spirit" from the Bible study book for the program. Mrs. Lowery gave the ct,.ing prayer. Halloween g~mes were ptayeo during the soc1al hour and tho committee Mrs. William Morrh, Mrs. Branch Fleming, Mrs. George Lowery and Mrl. Bethel Coleman, served' sandwiches, potato chips, doughnuts, cider and Halloween candies to the mem· bers and one gtlest, Edith Iris 1 Haptonstall. Fall flowers and l!alloween de· coratlon• were used In the social and dining·rooma of ' the church with gourd candleholders and a jaclt-o-lantern carrying out the seasonal theme. I rlon M1ss Lydia Ebersbatb show· CHANNEL 13 T:IWIIS. 9:44 Slfln On 9;45 '¥ornlD8 .Movie 11:00 Underatandillg Youraelf 11:50 Nelihboro 12:05 Noon Newa 12:15 Cartoon Club 12:30 Uberaee 1:00 .ll;ovio Hantinee 3:00 American .llandltand 4;00 Cartonn Club 5:00 Woo4Y W~pe~r 5:ao Hlckry Howe Cbi' !iOO Five Stir Fln1l D: 15 News 8:80 Cin:JII Bo . !Y fi :oo The Martha Class of lhe Brad· bury Chur<h of Christ met recently at the home or Mro. Earl Werner. Mro. Wilbur Pier~, vice preaident, preslded In the absenc< of the president, Mro. Griff llua· sU. The opening devMional HI'· vice was conducted by Mrs. George Sisson and ineluded ScrlPt11re reading, prayer, and a p.. m "Welcome" which llln. Sinon had recited when she wu a lirat grade pupil. · ~During the buaineu meellag plans were made to have '• a "Pound Shower" for the ne~a• tor, the Rev. Thomas W llls and family. The Cion bas ed · quilting In the ehurth dltth)g· room and wlll meet on Wedo.d~ys on this money maktnr project. · · •· ·A bandltercblel ohower wu held to celebrate the blrthdal'S of Mrs. M•rie Wllkinson and !Irs. Paul Wlnn. Aller the mee~ lng cto10d with the Mizpah bene· Gerlach and chtldren. ,,~,~~~~' 6:30 ., Sgt; Predon or a Y~ ~ --~--------------- Fred Brlnker and son, Mrs. Anna ade party. A Grand March openKlingensmith, Mrs. Ross Winebren· ed the meeting and prizes for ner and daughter, and Mrs. Johnny costumf's were awarded to Mrfl. 4:00 The Eat'ly Show 5:30 Your ,Ea141 !!I!PGrler 5:45 Sport• Paraae 11:0~ ,rice vlalted Hr. and Mrs. Elmer Houdaaheldl Sunday a!ltrnoon. Mr. and Mro . Rorulle Wllliama and family vl1lted with Edmund Foster and wile recently. Charle1 Hunter, wile and baby of Nebooville called on ber lather, Ike Barrett and family recently. llr.' and llrl. Ralph Ed.!fu- Cart, POll' kill of Chester RD. llro. Midkiff eroy, Ocl. 14. bas been tn poor health lor the paot lew weeka . HAYMAN, I'OWILL· RIL~~ ------MAlON CLINIC ROitr H1y1111.; Lo,~ · Admiaslons; Mrs. Emma Fletch· apt! Chorl., PoweU, ' ' er. Welt Columbia, Oet. II; Mrs. were releosed rrom eowa!y after aerving lilt 1110nth taU lenll Sodte Cart, Pomeroy, Oct. 14. Birth~: A daughter 1o llr. and for aa11ult RDd bat\eey, 10 Self·Denlat Ladlea Aid of the Guid· ing star Advent Chrlsttan Church near Letart. 1'J Present we_re Mrs. Darrell Hoff· man and ebtldren, Mr. and Mrs. · James Canter, Mra. Dale Hoffman, Group I of the Women's As~ Mrs. W. J. Rol!ins, Mrs. Cli'vin ciation of the First Presbyterian and Mrs Ada Rtllllno, Mrs. Church combined their October Capehart, Mrs. Ada Rollins, Mrs. meeting and Halloween masquer- I 7:30 8:30 10:00 11:00 Rice; , .. nt on evenlnc wllh Mr. and llro. L. E. Woo4. Mr. ODd llro. Edmund Fosler opent a few ~a)'ll !ut week on · • lrlp t'o the Smoky Mounlalu• and other placeo of lnlemt Mr. and lin. Meryl Houda•hetdt and daughter Varina Kay or Cheoter apent \be weekend I with lhelr parenlo, Mr. ond )In;. Hn. E. F. Houduheldt spenl Mrs. Bertie Ptelebei, Will E. F. Houdaobeldt and llr. and part of la;t week with ber mo- umblo, on Ocl: D. , ' , Mro. 'Milton Mullin• ot Pt. Rock. ther, Mrs. ~lla Mldkllf ond A 10n, ROdnej Allen, , ~10 Mr. and Mro. Earl Beckley brothm lioUio and Verlle Mid· Bradbury Church Martha Closs Meeting Is Held the meal and Russell Wilson pre· sented Mro. Gilrdner with a gift from lhe ClASS members. Thirty· five member! and one guest, Richard Pickens, were present. New officers are prwident, Twenty.slx gallons or apple but· 11:80 Searc~ for Tomtlri'OW ll :45 Guiding Ugbt · 12:00 · Katie., KlttlM!t 12:30 As the World Tal'llt 1:00 I :30 2:00 2;30 8:00 3:15 3:30 ArnnJemenll of till fiowero on the tables were mode by Mn. David Dmt Sr., t.lrr, Harley Swisher ond Mro. Edward Frent!h. A 'Halloween theme wu eairlod out by the decoratlnr eommttlt•: Mro. Denver Rice. Mr~ Harley Swisher, Mro. Herman Kinead• and Mrs, TMo Neulzltng. Cbe&ter Erwin 11 aceompanlst were featured before ~nd during ter were made reeently by the 11.:10 Katie's Almaaoe -·--...,..._,_.---- =:::::=:- CHANNEL I' uD. 9:44 Sign On 0:45 Mornlllll Movie 11;00 Adventures tn Leamlng 11:50 Neighbors 12:05 Noon News 12:15 Cartoon Club 12;30 Libcrace 1;00 Gretchrn Wade Show ):30 Movie Matinee 3:00 American Band.otan4 . 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Wild Bill Hickok 5:30 Mlck•Y Mouse Club 6:00 live Star Final 8;15 Newo ' 0:80 Dlsney1aod 1:30 Tombstone Territory. 8:00 Oule and Hornet 8:30 Walter WincheLl File 0;00 Wedoe~ Nlabt !1Jhll 8;45 Sportaeope ~u:OO News of the Nlibl 10;10 Thea1re IS · us1t'''' .TRURSDAY 7:00 Jhnlllle Deu 7:45 Lucky 8 Cartoou 8;00 Coptoill Kaoproo 8:45 OilS Neits 8; 55 Loeal Ntws 9:00 0811')' llloort 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:15 Queen Eli2abetb \1:00 Newa The elchteenth anntver11ry or the Homebuilders Clou w11 olr 1 erved In tholr annuli banque• T•esday at tho Ch•rcb of Cbrlol. cash Babr Is the out·aolng presl· dent and Wallace Brodrord act· ed 11 Toast Maoter lor the banquet and prosrim. 1 Mrs. llred 1. Gardner, teacher of the ct..,, aaked the blessing wh:cb preceded the meal which was prepared ond aerved by the PhllatheR Society of the ehur<h. Stunta and grqup •lnglng led by 'Bradford and Bahr with Mn. Mrs. Denver == NBC DETROIT.' UP-Ught heavy· weight chAmpion Ar<hie Moore and Chuck Spieser are scheduled to sign 'oct. 23 for their January title fight in Detroit. Pomero) NEW TRICK WITH HAM! Given Oct. 19-26 a.nd Hov. 2nd 'To Be Given on Nov. 2nd There's Nothfllfl to 8ug , Notltl11g to Write Except I'oar Name & AddreJJ us u.s. Money talks. G~t ready cash h~re In a jiffy. Make it ~erve you well. Pay bills, earn discounts, buy bargains, save JllQJley. Take your lime to repay on our reasonable budget terms. You're in for a pleaf!. ,------~----J ant surprise. Phon~ or stop ln. Loans up to '1000, Cull Lou Monl61)' Payments subject to prqmpt approval. '.' 1;000 t~~.69 500 26.30 800 ..,M2 soo 16.70 THE CITY LOAN & . SAVINGS CO. ll.U .~ PXYMINf llLXw::lli c,~,...i.l:iliiliil 124 E. Main Sl. Phone 197 Ernetil Covert, Mgr. '- 200 I • LOCAL WINNERS ~ \{iss Helen Lucas ____ __ __ Byesville, Ohio Hrs Robert Wood ___ __ Lanca.<ter, Ohio Fer). Martindale -- ~ - New Lexington, Ohio Try tilts "Tropical Gtau" for wonderful flavor! Coal ham with a paate made by mixing pineapple or orange juice wilh FIRST WEEK WEEK ENDING OCT. 12 $100 Savings Bonds Winners Willie Mae Wi!Uams Middleport, ~· R~ Reuter ...... . . Pomeroy, Ohio Hu b w Wallace , __ __ _ Zanesville, Ohio N lie &:hotl . ,.,. ___ Chillicothe, Ohio !Irs Carl Mohler -----· -· -· Legan, Ohio Pbyitis M Troex ___ ___ _,. _ Newark. Ohip Mrs. D. E. Mowrey .•. • Mt. Ver~on, Oh!o llenry Bun1oll ·-·-"" NelsonVIlle, Ohio "EASY-GOING TERMS" a2n~ depdoJ!~~~ i~~;e~~l~~v~::~:a~z:S~~ entr~ ' All you do is get your free blank each tid' me you visit youdr AN&P 75-$100 Savings Bonds wtli be a·warde -Oct. 19, 26 an ov · · n a • . . b oti 1 "n · 12-$1000 Savings Bonds awarded at the close of the progra~, November 2nd. All bond wmners wtl fied. A&P employees and their faf'lilies are not eligible to participate. . The INTEREST!I DailyOF MEIGS-MASON Sentinel I)JI:VOTJ!D Alli'A u rtlfied waterproot". Illite~ Middleport Department Store Henry Burgess, Meigs County Judge ~Jiulmtnft, utbrubblt mtln~ori~J. iiiOC~ M1·s. Fr·ancls Yoaug~r. Cheshire of IDJW'uet Statt ot Ohio. (IIL\U 23 jlwllt. timid to 1l1 '"clslorl Mason Good Luck Clover 4-H Club Elects Officers :\lw;on aJ'!' announ cut:.: the birth Ann Newland wus clcrted preof n cluu ).( hll'r on T1tesday mnrn- Rident of the Good Lurk CltJV("' ing :II 1hr• Sr h:wkd ~ : link in Mit· 4-H Club or Mason at a meet son Th t• :;1x JH)lltld . 14 oz. hab}' ing he ld on l!onday evening in 1 has ht't'Jl. natltl'd C.u vi:L \latrrnal the social rooms of the Methodist 1 ).!rarHipllrl'nts nrr \lr. and Mrs Church in Mason. Ted Hill'y nf l'liflon while thr, Other officers elected were pafNit:.tl ~ ran(lpan•nt ~ arl' Mr and Carolyn Dotson, vice prcsiden!: I Mn_ (;u y Hnus h1 M11so n. Jackie Capehart, secretary; Patty Newland. treasurer; Claudia Zer- Phono 6418;Y Loculi St. Middtoporl Middleport, U. WHH ·SNO·IOL 11 non-pol1onouo .. ; "JUST A GOOD PLACB TO CINCINNATI UP- . Produre ' Eggs, unchanged Bert.Smith. Sllli#t llidgr. S4turday Ruth Stet hem. Holt{'r an d family. Mr. and Mrs . Jak~ BU~h and - - - - - -----Tilt' Child l'on'!·rVlltloll' Lcagt\o evening. All rcJati vC's un d'" Criends chlldren spent Sunday with Mr . will mPet Thursday evr ning at arl' invilcd, ' 7:00 The Big Record the hom e of Mn. Lilllwl Roggs for ICE CREAM SOCIAl. i!nd Mrs. Willard Pi gott anrl 8:00 Milllunaire a llnl!uwc'l• n masqut•ru<ll' JJIIrt)' dau ghters. Ea J!I I ·~ Cla.'ls 111" thl· S~T<tl'll'H ' 8:3~ fve oot A Sec"'t :md their Octulter business mel'l· ;\Irs . Lorena \Vol{ and children . M t ·lho d i~ l t' hurrll IH'l' ).( oinu tn. 9:00 Armstrong Circle Theatre ing. \Irs. liCni'y Barr iilld children st•ll hotlli' made a·t• t'rL'Illn hy 10:00 Mystery Theater spent ~'rlctay wilh thdr parrot~. q\lill'\s 11nly s1arti 11 .'~ :1\ 7 f' M. 11:00 Up-to·Tbe·Minute New1 Mt·. ~nd Mrs. Rilry Pigott. HALLONE'EN PARTV 11:05 Scannillll the Weather The Busy Hec Ch1ss of the Friday, 0!'1 . IHth An.vonr wi!\ h· II : 10 The Late ~how First Baptist Church will meet ing to o r.l~Cr quar \.'1 llWY do so by Thursday at tht• home of Mrs t nntactin ~ unyone of tlw Eagles Shirlcv Mills. MembeJ's IIHI,Y mnsk Class. H the'y wish for tht• 1-lal\owc·l'n BIRTH ANNOUNC!D purty. INO.IOL IIIVII IIH tlaloty .M SAil! Candidate For Day ------- CCL TO MilT 4. •.............. ,J.... I I ___ __ -- .... 1, 1 WCHS•TV Channel& Daybook 2, 3, Cootplote ,..not c.rroi-NO WAin t News Pl<ture Sports Eye Weathermt Wagon Train Father .ttnow• Best 5:00 5:45 6:00 6;15 6:25 Queen for KANSAS CIY, Mo. UP-Rich· ard c. Larkins, athletic director at Ohio Slate, Wll named 't!lesday nlght " chairman of the National At~letlea Colleglote Athletic Association's committee on com· mllteeo. Delmar A. Canaday !lOOm Mtd Day News Movietlme Bride and Groom Matinee Theater 3:00 3:45 4:00 4:30 4:00 Comedy l"tme 4:30 Trouble Wl1b Father 5:09 Spinach Playhouse 5:45 NBC News 8:00 Kraft TV Theater Mason City, Chal'll'S Yeager, Nt•w !Iaven . I Jack Fry; and Chester, Mr. Christy ()a~Jy 12:00 12:15 1:30 2:00 -;J:OO Queen lor a llay 3:4f -<'1odern RflmAnaCes 6:00 6:15 6:25 6:30 7:30 Rtimll'U' 9:30 Treasure Hunt 10:00 Quee1 Elizabeth il :oo Tie rao DOUIG t UO tl Could Be Y01 J :30 Brid• and Groom 2:00 Matinee Theatre Beginning Friday and ncxl WI'Ck you witt I be approached for a cash gift for Boy Scouts .! Don't refuse to give unless your affairs arc 1 re~lly on rock bottom . And if vou arc missed,. by the canvassers, make yo urself known to them . Locally, these people arc . Middlrporl. l GRATITUDE Consequence~ u:oo LUKINs NAMio ;;;;.;;;:;;;;;:;;;===;=;;;;;============,1 5:55 Sign On 6:00 Today 1 PORTLA.ND, Orp. UP-Tommy Heat• ~u b<en nomed !let.! manoier and teneral miDIJer of t h e · ~ottlallll Beoviln of the' Pacific Cool! League. If• replaces Bill Posedel IS flrld IIIDIPI' llld JOII Zle11or In the lront olllce. 1 TELEVISION GUIDE WS~:l-TV Chan,,el3 I Wednesday Commentating, Editorially ,: · .-.~,H-.-.TH ,,mom 16, 1957 DEXTER Class Observes 18th Anniversary M~' :!7· 1)!,=.' ':1c:-'!!oo. :Mae Barkhurst .. ,. ... McConnelsville, Ohio ftebs D. Lee ' _ ,. ..... . Ctretevttle, Ohio Eileen MeLaugbtin -· ---- -· Dreoden, Oh!o jeonette Bailey -- -·-·-· Cosh~on·. Oh10 Jo Henthorn , ... ,. ,.. Cam'Oridge, Ohio Dorothy Bailey Washinlrton C.H.. Ohio Mrs Anna Housk; _____ Greenfield. Ohio R Posttethwail , ___ Charleston. w. Va. Mfs E C Dinetv ~--- Lewisburg, W.Va. Kermit. Miller. Jr. . . Cb.arleston, W.Va. E." I Bo~~g Btoomm~ Ro&S W. Va. Joh~ E. Ror~~~ -~:~-- - West Lo~an: w. Va. Violet watkins ,. .... Charleston, w. Va. Hilda N. Richards -· Fayetteville. W. Va. Thomas W. Wendell -· -· Handley, W. Va. llrs. John H. Frock ·-· - Springfield , Ohio Roy Trickett -·-- · ---· -· - Waverly . Ohto llr. R. B. Akers- - So. Charteslon, W. Va. Pearl Cheatham -----·-' lluUens. W. Va. Gerald L. Deal -·---- - E Rametle. W.Va. Mrs. Cart Anderson --·- Oak Hill. W. Va. ~wrente Litton - - ~~~ - Charleston, ~- ~:- Mtldred Moore -------- -· Beckley. . · Gracie Johnson ---- · ~ ·- Cha~taray, W. Va. Wilburn Wright --· --- · _ Wh)tman. W. Va. Thomas Raskins - ------ Hmton. W. Va. J D, Arthur -- ---- -- · Eall Bank. W.Va. Witham D. Hanno ---- Charleslo~. ~· Va. Tom McPack -.· -----· -- ,.--,. \'t'g i MarQret S, Wright ---.· ----- Asht'~'n' Pauline Biggs -----· - - ,_ As a . v · H. L. Halt "-- ---- -· Parkershur<. W. ~· Viola Barnett - ~- .. ~ -- · ---- lt.e-lo~e. Ol-t:o Mrs. W. A. Dennis ----- - GathpoliS, Ol)io w· K:· Walter Young ---·- - Hunt1~Jnon. W. a. Doris G\mnott -- ---- -- Huntmgt~~- ~· ~=· J1m S1lt!nce --- -- --- ·- St. Ma . . · · Nora Ann Clarlc --~~-- Hunh.naton. W. V~. Mrs. Johnny Clark __ __.. K1lls Hill. OhiO Mrs. J. Orthmeyer _.. .... Ironton. Ohio Mn. Everett Jlayburn Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Cbas. E. Stapleton _. _. PorlsnHluth, Ohhlio Mrs. A W. On .... ....... Marietta, 0 o Nelda Patterson -~ - - , - ·--- Marietta, Ohio lin. Steward Fackler --·-· - Shelby, Ohjo Betty Lou Vltey . _. _.. __ Marysville, OhiO Dulcie Margroll ·-· ----- -- Bucyi'U5, Ohio 1 Mn. Paul F. Funk ______ Crestline, Oho Kay Kendrick ---·-·-·---· Atheno, Ohio Louis Paaheilich ____ , ___ Mansfield, Oblo Anna Goodinz -----· --·- Columbus, Oh1o 1 Albert RJ.. --·- ·- ------ Columbus, Ohbo A Wolman .. ---· -----·-- Columbus, 0 lo GOorge Sebleget . . ........ Columbus, Ob~ George Pack ____ ____ ,. Grove . City, Oh Bessie Strout _ __ , ___ ___ Marion, Ohio , w. R. Fisher,. -.. . : .... ---- - Gallnn, Oh!•1 Mrs. J. Bryan Wilson _ London, Ohio · Airs. G. L. Clingerman Bellefontaine, Ohio Mary Bernard -----· -·-· -· Kenl<>Q, Oblo Mrs. Jack Treas -· ---·-· Deloware, Ohio Mrs. Bernice Russell --· --· -· Xenia, Ohio Vera Johnston- ---- ·---··-· -- Piqua, Ohio Louts H. Werst -·- ·-- --- --- Sid~~ey,.Ohio Our congratulotions to the fint week winners! Watch for second wt'k winnen to be published next week. _ _ .. !.'!""'' ~'1' . __.. _. ·'· . . ... . .....~ �' '. Foot Spetialist At,The Chester House Of Prayer SOCIETY · I' Hallowe'en Plan• were made ror~~~!~~~~a~eJr,~~!!~:~~~ !~!~ Visits Middleport party to bo held II the ert ThOMPIIOn,_ Dirt Game: aad This S l day Mr.. l!llzobeih Vaughan and Miss I Junior High Sehnol auditorium on llrs. Woyn• Swllh... Game Center. a ur Myrtis Kay Parker were In Colum·r Thursday, 24. at 7:30 m. The attendance banner was Smith-Barton Wedding Vows Given 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 16, 1057 Hawthorne Goes .Into Line On Deflnse SPORTS D£sK POMEROY 1 , Oentml School PTA Planning SWEATERS Sizes 34-40 JACQUARDS and PLAIN COLORS SLIPOVERS and BU'M'ON STYLES NEW YORK CLOT~ING HO:USE POMEROY, OHIO HIGH-\b\11 tiM'f motht!lialits ' ~lliM',''wa~ NF. W YORK UP- Ttl• tempora· <·d wresttin11 coach lor the i~~::\1!1'( $8 seosun, replacing · lure dropped to 18 degrees :a Valdes. currel'ltly on Dig Piney, Wyo., early loday- 1,:-::-:.::.:::::====~=:;, tolfiesl in tile nation- the u. S. 1j o~t. p. For MM and Yount bus Monday to attend the Ohio with the Grnnd Mmh at 6 p. m. awarded to the Second Grade with Dr Wm M Scholl world·rc· \\'('alhC'r nure:tu r('pcrtwt Tht• hi ~l"''' '""'perature '~''"''"'" Stnte Trade Show sponsor•d by when the Central PTA mot Monday !•fteen p~rento p1oonl. now~od fooi_.uihorlty i; sending a was 95 at Kingsville, Tex. the Ohio CosmctologL"'ts ot the evening' at th e school. Followmg the uline~s bACS~1on persona l repreJentative to this Dcshl "r·HIIton Hotel. tins. C. E. 'fompki us, president, a ~rogram was presente Y ~·· (•ommunity , to hold a one-day-only FINED $1~, JAILIO Cl!fford Ken nc<l y underwrnt )Jresidcd and the meeting opened Oliver. Michael. p,roer~m rha~r· Foot Rellt..'f demonstration ut Raymond Pricl!. or New !Iaven. Sizes 16 to 46 major surgery Momluv nt Holzer with ttw plec.lge l.o The Jt~lag led by man. includmg a to(! ance 'TY ltOUHh's Shoe Stnre in ·\flddlepjort w. Va., was tined $100 and costs A1neriean Sport Coats 0 1 Hospltfll. · ' T('rry Ohlinger followed by group C' hal"lcsann! llcHSi poem, '. on Sat~rday October ui. and sc ntcnct•d to ttlrec da)·s in jail '2!.50 to $!7.50 Miss Bnrb:u·.a Ann Weh~un~. RN !!ingin~ .. oC "The· Star Spangled M.~ di~!h~;~ fo~~n~~ ~~~~:fiw~ Mr. HibiJx: m:.mager or Ute store, by M~yor E. ~·. Robinson Mor.da) returned to her dutleg at til(' Uni- ~ ~annel' led by . Mrs. rALucltlc ~ea ~ ... , .. ~rlstopher Tompkinal expects that a considerable num. ni"ht on con\'iction of driving versity Uospit11-., Cfiicogo, 'futs· Swarkhamn\(lr ami_lh£> P' pruy· r~. ou · e for fatbetB Charle; ber of foot sufrcrers will bike qd· while intoxica.t(.od. da~ evening after n week end cr ~Y Mrsr ·~o.mpkl~~a. rtsponsd nttmber ',.comln vantage, or thiB_ event. lie points ---''---vi•ll with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weh- Chief. of P< hce. tl anklln H u~on !;~gar. d :~~ ll~untslb" bv the kif out that accordmg to government TAKES WAUTLING run~ and other relu.ti~cs. . p~es£'nted_ P-arh of th e patro ys rh~~n band with Mrs.' s:.vackham· statist_ics •"nine out of t'\'ery ten GRA~VJLLE, . 0. UP- Or . Ar Pomeroy Court & !nd M1ss Lena GrUeser 1s spto mli ng With a pict ure of the group and . nying on the >ianD l Amer1c.an adulb suf!cr from some drew Sterrett Denison Uni vNsi tJ 1. · a wee!'\ in Grundv Va with Mr complimented them on lhe wonder· l'l lll"Compa sort or common foot trouble" and · · and M~s Fred MeS~her ~nd family. ful job they .nrP doin li. It WiU vot· At the clohse oftsthe meetmg P_Dtd· says Mr. Hibbs most of it is need·l-!r¥;r;;;~o.iijiiiiir;;;;T,,;,;;:iiiY'rc.~~. ~P'f*~ · · • gmzc · th c 1 luck-. refres. dmen were ~:~cne . Walter· Bacr, Mtncnvtlle, und er·· Cf1to ~r1opt 3 P1nn t rc("o . h less suffering. ·He explatnt'd that went sur~cry ilt Holzer Hospi ta l I pa trol boy~ ut lhc rnd of the wtth the C<ln or 8t. group as os- Dr. Scholl't representati ve is a Tuesdny. , sc h(lOI term. I \tonkey Run group wUI be specialist in Dr. Foot R_e· Mr. 9nd Mrs. Andreas Turnbull Hoom mothers we n• named for h0 st · for the Noveltabcr nw:et· Iter Method and Belenlltfic sh()(' ht' or Columbus \'iliitcd Sunday with th e yrar an d included : First grade. . esses ting and has had many years of · Mrs. Jacob Ebersbach. ' )1n. Fl'anklin lludson and Mn. Jug. training and experience. John And('rson, son of Mr. and Richard Gilmore; Second, Mrs. Foot suffers !rom thi1 commun· IMrs. William Anderson entered Leonml Van Mrter and Mrs. Oli· Second Mo~nday ity will be given a free root test Holzer Hospital ~lond ay evening as vcr Michael : thh·d, Mrs. Charleo Dr. Scholl'• Podo-graph (a pa· a medical pnticnt . L•gar and ~h·s. Wuyne Swisher: Sewing CJu Jn tented proc•01 for liking loot fourth, Mrs. Gard ner Mankin and prints of stocking(ld feet). Dr. !Irs. Harley Hendricks: fifth, Mrs. Christmas Plans Scholl'• represent.ti'f will lht• n New Haven Girl Uax Folmer nnd .\1rs. Charles Rtf· demonstrate to each indi vidual, fie t~nd sixth . Mr1:1. Roy Mayer und Plans ~er'e dlacussed forth~ an· how the properly Jeleeted, cor· Majorette Mrs. Eu ~rnold. •lual Christmll party when s... rectly fitted Dr. Scholl's Appli· Supt. Charles Gibbs spoke on the ond Monday Sewi1J8 Club met Mon- an~e or Arch Support, will bring 1For College Band five mill operating levy for , the day eV<nlng at the home of Mn. !UtCk reU•f l':l'm' commo~ loot schools after which it was voted Crace H(llter, E. Jdain St. t!oubles. M.r. Hibbs ~ys he ll c<ln· Betty Jones of New Haven and to endorse the levy and m~ll\ber· AIIOB Martha Howell, president ftdent that !lr. Scholls represtnta· • · . ' bl ' former majorette of the Wahama h' Itt d' at the meetlne. Th• birth- Uve will be able to help many Miss Lillian Maeel Smith, dau- Ina leng_tn rown o1 ue 1ace Hi h School band, has been named ' lp eomm ee were name ·, 1a ol . Eleanor Robson was people to literally "get back on ' ghter of Mr. and Mli. Bert o\'er aatm. Her bead dress was g j II r h Gl 'II S make a house to houac eanvas lor and abe wao preoentod ! the feet" Appointments are now Smith, Long Bottom, RouJe 2, be· of blue iealben . to mat<h hor 1 ma ore e or 1 e en VI • t•te the levy. lrum tile dwb and alio from " ed · came the bride ol ' Rieh1rd S. gown. She eairied 8 colonial! College band, Committees named for Seerel Pal. lolra. Paul Kloes, •'-"-':..P1_ ·_ _ _ __ _ b t I . • carnatiOllS Miss Jones, the daughter of Mr. lowe'en perty were Mrs ,Clark: nlect and Mrs. Roy E. Jones of New Ha- Arnold , Mrs. Richard W v s turd y s t her 28 ot tlte bride t~ bridesmaid and ven, 11 a .freshma~ at Geovme Lee Tyo, Mrs. Charles Leear, Mra. verwy gilt from ti•ir Se<ret Jlal. 0 at · th:·· Ches: Connie t.an 'Smllli, niece ol the Roy Mayer aMnd Mrs .becarMI 11, A aalad eotirae was served by t bride the flower girl wore lden- h . h V d' Sweet Shop; rs. A1 rt an 1n, bosteio to \bose named alHive er. , ' . 1 h' f P one operator at t e ana lum Mrs Elwood Bowers Mrs G a r d n e r ! . The vows or .the , double ring heal ballerma · engt gowns o Plant In Groham Stotlon prior to ·: • M and George Sclmelder, Yl'l. ceremony were read at half alter pink net over. 't~lleta. The fllttd her entering college. MDoan km,RMrbs. H~w ar0H gjdn,Lers: Dwiehl Parker, loin. Jamos Clat· ' two o'clock by the Rev. Edmond bodlee featured a portrait neck· · n ey e1 e · " rs. aro m. worthy IJld 1111'11. lila• Ward. Life, before an ol~r flinked with Jlft. and the full net ikirt wu ond a corsage of pink earnatlon! ley, Mrs_. Paul Zirkle and Mrs. Eu • palms with tall baakets ol whllo scalloped around the bottom A reception was held at tho gene Tr1plctl Refreshments S~.ll~. gladoli and fern aild tWII senn with a pink rose 'Uit each scallop. home of the bride's parents Col· Mrs. Edward Arnold, Mrs. Sld· Halloween Motif • braneh eandelabra on either allle. Tiley wore ' held. bands of pink lowing the ceremony. Arrange- ~~? ~en't;'t" HM~ Ch~leo :fr•· on the pianp w" an arr,naemenl roses to m~te~ tbeir gowns. Miss menti of pink and while gladoli Hrs.d .rakn 1Mn uWsollbn, rHa. odor eyd Carried Out At "• "'"k •~• ..._k, = I ""lh ,..11\ ~ • coltftlii bouquet ~ate<! the hoine. en rtc s, rs. ur o an "' "" "''". '!• e . "' ""~''"" · · · · - ··• ~... s lth ~Irs. Leonard VanMeter, Five Cent ,1111 Wb!lt bllll'$ 1ft · I )bid· , Of ~~~~ ~~~01)- """;mtR m .k Serving the_cake afier It was Fl•h Pond· Mrs. Oli~er .Michael, Birthday Party 'eliil <Ill eltqet ill!*. · Wllltt iiiti• a -+hilie .... dteora.ed lft, t\ln cut by the brJde ond groom was Mrs Max ' Folmer Mrs George Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Hennessy tl~ Ii~el ol tile ville~ and CiQed 111!1. t<lse petala. Mrs.' Bob Vanee, Columbus; M". Hicks, Mrs. Richard Gll.;ore and enterllllled with a party )olonday litlltlln, bells milt~ 111e,.pe~. lolr. Bill Barton, Pl. PI~~nt. John W1ckham, Chester, served ),Irs Jean Carson Ten Cent Fiah afternoon honoring their daughter, . .GiV!ftl i~ .mmiage by hl!r lath· ~ •• hUt man for hiS ro. the punch and Mrs. Frank Clark, Pond. ' Bernedette, on her fourth birthSAT. OCT. 19th ' f;r, the b\'1tlo wore a ·ballenu,, Iller, lild Bil'y· Joe Barton, l!emloek Grove, the eoffee. , Mrs. John Werry, Mrs. Charles day. 1 ·Jeftglh ;own ·or <hantllly lace. an~ pllcw of l~e groom:.,, ~ r ng The couple Jeft alter the rccep- Lytle, Mrs. Jack Seldenable and The Hallowe'en theme was car· A l~dal representati•e The Fabulous New Sweater · ~yl011 tulle over sMin. The lttttd l. bearer. trsbers. wore Mr. d ~e lion for a tverlding trip to Flor- Mrs. Phyllis Spaulding, Game ried out In ttle decorations, refrom Dt. 11'm. M. Scholl'• \Odlee featurtd a ~:e•lloped PM'· Roach, P_t. Pleasant an r. id.a. For her trave ling costume Stand; Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wiles, freshments and favors. O.ic•go headqa&ttera will Here's the sweater you\e been searching fer trait nc~kline and long sleeves• Grant S~lth, Reedsville. the bride chose a navy blue dress Mr. and Mrs. Gene Norton, Mr. and Gamea were played and prizes be here ro uaisr us in mak. - it's Puritan', Luxurious sleeveleu knit which eame to a point over the Preredtng _the cer~mony, a h~lr with mate !ling jacket and blu,. Mrs. Edgar Thomas and Mrs. John awarded the winners, after which iog PedoJ!iphic priou of --hAnds. The· bt:luffaat skirt of tulle !tour•. of nuptla l mi.IBIC was provld· and while .acces!>ories and wore of st3.rtling nf'w Han Lon. the fahulou~ yara. your sc:ocldnged {eet. the honored guest opened ~er was enhan~d .by four point pep: ed by Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, the orchid from her bridal bou- Terry Seidenabel gilta. Ban l.on is a~rhrnt, wastu"!ii without iJJl)d .. nia wonderful inno~ lum ol Iaee that entircled the pian_i•t. ' and Mr. .James BBIIey, quel. Attending were Alicia Cllo, ing, won't strt'l<'h or 5ag, fttls lu xurious, tion helps us select 1he skirt with an overskirt of tulle . soloiSt. Mrs. Whltcheod played · Birthdny Honored Tommy Vaughan, Kenny Smith, proper Dr. Scholl'• · Her finger Up veil of illusion ''Always", "Through the Years", Mrs. Barton is a graduate 1Jf Mr. and Mr~. Hownrd Selden· Scott W1lton, ~ti,IIo Brown ami wear! btautifully and it won't fuzz. And Jtemedy, Appliance or wu he)d in place by a band or "Oh, Promise Me", ~~ ~ .Love Yon the Olive-Orange High Schoo!, · <.~ abel entertained with a ehicten Debbie ond Cln<la lenlngs. fx.st of all you tan pick your (;woritr color. Arch Support ro relieve Ulles' of the valley. Her only Trul y" and the tradlt)(lnal w,.d. member of the I.adies Auxilinry dinner, Sunday, at their home, Mothers present were :Mr11. ali your COGUDon foot jewelry were pearl necklace and dt~g 11,1 arch~s; ,M~-.. Bai.~ey san~ of Drew WebSter Post, American · Grove,, honorin g their son, Frank Jenpln~, )Uq. Rich Craven, Now, walla Puritu twtlltn ia WOOLJTE troubles. earrings, the gift of the groom. ~IWI!AIIi.U<>J'Wer • Bec~use Leg!,on. She 15 employed by tno·+iil;&;,., on hls eleventh birthday. Mrs. Leo Sibtth,"MH. Kermit Wal· - MW Mifltlt eoJd Wlltr t9ap ' ' She carried a white Bible topped and~iii"Ui'C ceremony 1'hc V. 0 · Edwards Insur:mce Agency ' A decor.attd birthday cake and ton and Mrs. Alex Cilo. ' - IG.ty "' """"" witb a yellow .throated white or· L-ord's Prayer.tt . as secreta ry. home made ice cream were served ""' . . AppolnA birthday dinner was held In chJd, lilies of the valley and Guests were ~gistered m ~he Mr. Barton is a grad uate or with the dinner to Mn. Ray Seid· the evening. A party cake was ser· Other Puritan Sweaters in Nylon, Orion, Wool, Crew & Nt Ctst or ObrllltllitN! white carnations. vestibule by Miss Dorothy Smtth, Pt. Plea sant High School. He h enabel, :Mrs. Roy Frccker and son ved with the dinner and also at Y·J'ieck. Sleeveless, Pullover and Coat lira. Rathel 'Smith or Colum· , niece or the bride. ~ m cmb~r of lh t! Prcsby!eriau Jimmy, and daughters, Jackie and the party in the alternoon. FROM $3.95 e • sister-in-law of the bride and Mrs. Smith c ~o se a blue dr~ ss Church and the IOOF Lodge in Joan, and Mr. and Mr.s. Seidenabel Present were Mrs. Rich Craven of hontr, wor4!, a baUer- . with blue and white accessorH~s Pt. Pleasa nt. He is employed a!. and sons', Terry and Johnny. and children, Michmel and David, •lo;;;;;;;;;:;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;..-;;o;;;;;o;;;o;,;;;;o;;;;.;;;o;;;;;,;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,J the Phillip Sporn Plant. Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, Mr. and Mrs. I' The couple are al home to lhclr Hennessy and children, Patricia, Home of Arrow Shirts many frien<ls at 11 5 1,~ West Sec· Racine High Glee E. MAIN ST. ond Street, Pomeroy. Mary Kay, Maureen and B•• POMEROY dette. i iijiljijiijiijiij Attending tbe reception ~ere Club·Pionning A Mrs, Clay Tuttle. Mrs. Mae T U!· tie, Mrs. Effie Pyles, Mrs. Lloyd Jitney Supper Summerfield and Mrs. C. A. Chaf. The Racine High School Glee Cct! and son, Charles Henry, of Club is sponsoring a jitney "fi UP· I.ong Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Will Barton and per and square dance Jl the hi gh Gary, Ronnie and Billy Joe, and school nudil.orlum Salurday, Oct. I • Mr. George Roach, Pt. Pleasant. 19 starting at 5 p. m. The d<Jnce will begi n at 8 with llrs. Owen Barton, Michael and the Cirrle Four provid ing music. Wilhelmina, Belle, IV. Va. Mrs. Freda Miller, Mrs. Edgar Refreshments will be served Dorst, Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham throughout the dance. 'l'h~ pub lic is cordially invited Mrs. Rus.sel! Spencer and Regina 9 Rev. and Mrs. E. E. B"arnhar 1 Proceeds are to be earmarked Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaul, Mr and Mrs. John Wickham, Mn;. for Glee Club capes. iiiiii~=~!!lll l:ome In and Eddie Hartung, Mrs. Barbar2 Gaul, Mrs. Oris Gau l and Mr~. Paul Hoffman nnd Myrna, Beth L.~nd Janet Sue, Chester. Mr.. Ida Eichinger and Miss CITY~ Jo)ce Bowers, Minersville; Rev. and Mrs. Edmoqd Life, l!rs. Roy R. Hannum, Mr. and Mrs. Gran! Final week nf our big 10-day sale. Everything Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Smith, in our store (except fair ·lrade Items, at lard to and Mrs. Ernie Whitehead and believe prtr~s. The roads to Plekeb'l in Mason Jeanie, Reedsville; Mr. and Mrs aty are u smooth u 1 ribbon. OB<ar Dillinger, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A, Smith Uoyd and Cbnnie, Mrs. Robert Save on Vance, Mrs. Paul Torrence and Gregory, Miss Betty Kennedy and Mrs. Lois Morrison, Colum· bus; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clarlr, \ Hoosier~ MountaineerSt Feel Slap Ite~~!· I Jls Stewart said the yiolotlon, ·. Involving a tabled Kentucky prep baaketball playl' r, did not .cOm· prise an infraction in his opln· ion aince "a person not conner:t· ed with the university did certain things without th<' knowledge of the university. lie snid further that West Virginia declined t-~u acce pt th e P.rospcct!Vt' a thl e f ~. i~(lntilled as ·Kelly Coleman . ' e~bou.t a dozen prospt>r ti,•e ath- letes. Flnl~w. wh:~ ~=• "~:~~~~~g ~ ~u~~~- !t 1 1 pick Of hla pack .. . Red"~e • 1 announces evo U'.Jona OJ ; games for boys and girls of all aees! You can benefit by shopping now for the following reasons . , .. -.c;reoter Selections *Eaaier Shopping *Connnitnt Poymtnh ·~ . »rs. . $10.95 FREE FOOT TEST LVIURIOUS IROOIDALE BAILOI PUUOVER DOWNI·E-GROSS; Inc. VISIT BAKER'S • •• Let (Js GJ\te Yea A• lltbaate LU. •1111 IUILDING:SUPPliS BATH ROOM' and PLUMBING SUmiES Vickie and BenneUa Rae, Hem· lock Grove: Mr. and Mrs. Leo s. Curtis and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Bailey, Mf. , and Mra. William Oblinger and Debbie of Pomeroy; Mi. and Mrs. Russe ll Smith, Dorothy Doris and Dwight, Glen Burnie, Maryland. I Through This Big Sale All AT 20% DISCOUNT PRICES ALL HARDWARE ON SALE Nothing Less Than 20% Off Through Our 10 Day Sale! Any Fair Trade Hardware We Must Sell at Regular Price Save on HEATING STOVES At 20% Discount You'll feel rhe difference from your first tankfull PICKEN'S IN ! MASON SAVE· 2Qo/o SAVE' 30% ON ID 1'be Heart of .... CliY Pllone SP-85554 Muon City, W. f •· NO OTHER GASOUNE COMPARES WlfH A·Pt.USI It satisfies the super-octane ' demands o~~ay'1 hiaheat eompreaaion cars. You get knock·free performance, plus smooth, instant acceleration. Stabilized A·Plua octanes hold their power at all speeds. A·Plue Power Blend keeps new cars young ... gives new liff to older cars. You get plus-miles per tankful. RE DAYS SAVE ., H'IRE MATIIIAU INCORtoRAtiD I ON THE ENLARGED DISPLAY ROOMS- IN OUR STORE AND ACROSS STREET IN MEIGS GRdCERY BUILD·ING. ALL THIS MONTH BAKER FURNITURE WILL BE OPEN TILL P.M. Fuel Bilfs HOGG & %USPAN lt'e Nota Bit Too Early To Use Our CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY u; Add Comfort Ken and John's Wonderful toys and :\.!'!~I":.!'":!e~~:4 ~· a~~ eru~e-~~~~~~~~~~~ VIsit Santa's left us the puritan I I ROUSH'S Shoe Store Oldham and ,Jim Drechin. Jim Greengrass, who formerly played for the Redleg, and Phil· lies, was purcb;ucd from Socn· mento of the Pacific Coasl Lea· gue by the Detroit Tigers. Walt Ca rddock ond Ray Herbert, both with Buffalo or th•' International League, were pur. ehased by th~ parent Kans'" City Athlellcs, who gave up on both In previous trials. TOY .TOWN NOW it's by I Palys Gets New Chance ·In Majors As Redlegs Bring Him Up From'Seattle NEW YORK UP- It was "movlng11 day In tht major leagues today. with several former bl~ leaguers returning for ano.ther chance and othero heglnnlng the long road back to the minors. Stan Palys, who led the South· ern Aoaoelatlon with a .359 batting mark 1111 season was pur· chaoed by the Clltcinnatl Redleeo. who eave up shortstop Bobby ,Durnbaugh and pitchers John S~bol.l's r At Morgantown, W. Va., unl· verslty Presidrnt Irvin Stewart said he fflt the probation. impos· ed following fin di ngs of th< NCAA'~ lnCraction.s commlttce was "unjuat." the suspension of its new foot· hall coach, Phil Dickens, last July. Dickena' auapenslon lot· lowed th• revelotlon or tnegat offers or vacation transpotl:utiDtl money and "incidental expense" •llowancco or $50 a month to L&Z SHOP I w · Of NCAA With 1-Yw Probation Ban wa~ Through Our 10 Day Sale SALE! SAVE 4Qo/o SAVE 50% All Hunting Clothes On Sole 25% Off ban't Let This Sole Go By SAVE NOW! Get Reody For Christmae! Save by Bu.)tipg at PICKENS BIG ALL FISHING SUPPLIES 30%o,_ DISCOUNT SAVE FOR NEXT YEAR 'l'llis Prloo Good Ul Days Only 5-Gal. Burket-Reg. Price $2.79 Asphaltum Roof Paint ···· Sale $1.99 5-Gal. - leg. $5.5() Rutlalld Ro•f Coating · ·· · Sale $3.99 7-qt. -llt:g. Price $1.89 CUT RATE SALE CANNER ··············· ··· ··99c: All Toys In Stock SO% OH WAUPAPER SALE YOU CANNOT PASS THIS UP ALL SALES CASH THROUGH OCT. Uth ·NO DISH STAMPS GIVEN ON SALE And We Have Good Stock ~L~A~~PO~LY . . ..... CUT 40% SAVE FOR NI:XT YEAR YOU GilT ALMOST IIALF OFF Toytown is Cully stocked, rlehl now, With dolls and toys of every description. • • . A few pennies will lloid your selections unlit PlltPICr POWER PAR1'NIR ...Valvolifte All-Climate Motor Oil ... t.ne nil season, all tAmperature, AII'AIIIerlcan motor oil, Alw~ free.&winr, Our Biggest Sale And, Many, Many .December 24th. tough·bodied, SUPER e!'gineered. Change today to Valvoline All-Climate. In 20 Years! Other Bargains ~----------------~~- . The ·SPORTS CENT·ER A•srtsed MeGreeor Sporting ~. ~Ill' • MILL IT. I inDDUI'OlT ' Plenty ASHLAND OIL & IIFINING COM,ANY . (;ALLONS •••• 1 Me• AMERI(AN SUITS $22.50 to $39.50 1 1 fi rst blow - bf ~~~to6w!~n B~~~~· ol'~. ~reas::~ oM~:SO li~n::i• ft.t Ho~se ~ 'rraie:~n Hoosl~rs ' .. ° $5.98to$1M8 The . 1 I 1 Cotolino KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP- Indl· ua and West VIrginia the la t· est schools to run afoul of new "get-tough" National Collegia!c Athletic AlSo. policies, today made clear they coiiSidor their one-ym prob,tlons a major .!!lap. ' or Free Parking MASON, W.VA. Plenty of Free Parking �' '. Foot Spetialist At,The Chester House Of Prayer SOCIETY · I' Hallowe'en Plan• were made ror~~~!~~~~a~eJr,~~!!~:~~~ !~!~ Visits Middleport party to bo held II the ert ThOMPIIOn,_ Dirt Game: aad This S l day Mr.. l!llzobeih Vaughan and Miss I Junior High Sehnol auditorium on llrs. Woyn• Swllh... Game Center. a ur Myrtis Kay Parker were In Colum·r Thursday, 24. at 7:30 m. The attendance banner was Smith-Barton Wedding Vows Given 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 16, 1057 Hawthorne Goes .Into Line On Deflnse SPORTS D£sK POMEROY 1 , Oentml School PTA Planning SWEATERS Sizes 34-40 JACQUARDS and PLAIN COLORS SLIPOVERS and BU'M'ON STYLES NEW YORK CLOT~ING HO:USE POMEROY, OHIO HIGH-\b\11 tiM'f motht!lialits ' ~lliM',''wa~ NF. W YORK UP- Ttl• tempora· <·d wresttin11 coach lor the i~~::\1!1'( $8 seosun, replacing · lure dropped to 18 degrees :a Valdes. currel'ltly on Dig Piney, Wyo., early loday- 1,:-::-:.::.:::::====~=:;, tolfiesl in tile nation- the u. S. 1j o~t. p. For MM and Yount bus Monday to attend the Ohio with the Grnnd Mmh at 6 p. m. awarded to the Second Grade with Dr Wm M Scholl world·rc· \\'('alhC'r nure:tu r('pcrtwt Tht• hi ~l"''' '""'perature '~''"''"'" Stnte Trade Show sponsor•d by when the Central PTA mot Monday !•fteen p~rento p1oonl. now~od fooi_.uihorlty i; sending a was 95 at Kingsville, Tex. the Ohio CosmctologL"'ts ot the evening' at th e school. Followmg the uline~s bACS~1on persona l repreJentative to this Dcshl "r·HIIton Hotel. tins. C. E. 'fompki us, president, a ~rogram was presente Y ~·· (•ommunity , to hold a one-day-only FINED $1~, JAILIO Cl!fford Ken nc<l y underwrnt )Jresidcd and the meeting opened Oliver. Michael. p,roer~m rha~r· Foot Rellt..'f demonstration ut Raymond Pricl!. or New !Iaven. Sizes 16 to 46 major surgery Momluv nt Holzer with ttw plec.lge l.o The Jt~lag led by man. includmg a to(! ance 'TY ltOUHh's Shoe Stnre in ·\flddlepjort w. Va., was tined $100 and costs A1neriean Sport Coats 0 1 Hospltfll. · ' T('rry Ohlinger followed by group C' hal"lcsann! llcHSi poem, '. on Sat~rday October ui. and sc ntcnct•d to ttlrec da)·s in jail '2!.50 to $!7.50 Miss Bnrb:u·.a Ann Weh~un~. RN !!ingin~ .. oC "The· Star Spangled M.~ di~!h~;~ fo~~n~~ ~~~~:fiw~ Mr. HibiJx: m:.mager or Ute store, by M~yor E. ~·. Robinson Mor.da) returned to her dutleg at til(' Uni- ~ ~annel' led by . Mrs. rALucltlc ~ea ~ ... , .. ~rlstopher Tompkinal expects that a considerable num. ni"ht on con\'iction of driving versity Uospit11-., Cfiicogo, 'futs· Swarkhamn\(lr ami_lh£> P' pruy· r~. ou · e for fatbetB Charle; ber of foot sufrcrers will bike qd· while intoxica.t(.od. da~ evening after n week end cr ~Y Mrsr ·~o.mpkl~~a. rtsponsd nttmber ',.comln vantage, or thiB_ event. lie points ---''---vi•ll with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weh- Chief. of P< hce. tl anklln H u~on !;~gar. d :~~ ll~untslb" bv the kif out that accordmg to government TAKES WAUTLING run~ and other relu.ti~cs. . p~es£'nted_ P-arh of th e patro ys rh~~n band with Mrs.' s:.vackham· statist_ics •"nine out of t'\'ery ten GRA~VJLLE, . 0. UP- Or . Ar Pomeroy Court & !nd M1ss Lena GrUeser 1s spto mli ng With a pict ure of the group and . nying on the >ianD l Amer1c.an adulb suf!cr from some drew Sterrett Denison Uni vNsi tJ 1. · a wee!'\ in Grundv Va with Mr complimented them on lhe wonder· l'l lll"Compa sort or common foot trouble" and · · and M~s Fred MeS~her ~nd family. ful job they .nrP doin li. It WiU vot· At the clohse oftsthe meetmg P_Dtd· says Mr. Hibbs most of it is need·l-!r¥;r;;;~o.iijiiiiir;;;;T,,;,;;:iiiY'rc.~~. ~P'f*~ · · • gmzc · th c 1 luck-. refres. dmen were ~:~cne . Walter· Bacr, Mtncnvtlle, und er·· Cf1to ~r1opt 3 P1nn t rc("o . h less suffering. ·He explatnt'd that went sur~cry ilt Holzer Hospi ta l I pa trol boy~ ut lhc rnd of the wtth the C<ln or 8t. group as os- Dr. Scholl't representati ve is a Tuesdny. , sc h(lOI term. I \tonkey Run group wUI be specialist in Dr. Foot R_e· Mr. 9nd Mrs. Andreas Turnbull Hoom mothers we n• named for h0 st · for the Noveltabcr nw:et· Iter Method and Belenlltfic sh()(' ht' or Columbus \'iliitcd Sunday with th e yrar an d included : First grade. . esses ting and has had many years of · Mrs. Jacob Ebersbach. ' )1n. Fl'anklin lludson and Mn. Jug. training and experience. John And('rson, son of Mr. and Richard Gilmore; Second, Mrs. Foot suffers !rom thi1 commun· IMrs. William Anderson entered Leonml Van Mrter and Mrs. Oli· Second Mo~nday ity will be given a free root test Holzer Hospital ~lond ay evening as vcr Michael : thh·d, Mrs. Charleo Dr. Scholl'• Podo-graph (a pa· a medical pnticnt . L•gar and ~h·s. Wuyne Swisher: Sewing CJu Jn tented proc•01 for liking loot fourth, Mrs. Gard ner Mankin and prints of stocking(ld feet). Dr. !Irs. Harley Hendricks: fifth, Mrs. Christmas Plans Scholl'• represent.ti'f will lht• n New Haven Girl Uax Folmer nnd .\1rs. Charles Rtf· demonstrate to each indi vidual, fie t~nd sixth . Mr1:1. Roy Mayer und Plans ~er'e dlacussed forth~ an· how the properly Jeleeted, cor· Majorette Mrs. Eu ~rnold. •lual Christmll party when s... rectly fitted Dr. Scholl's Appli· Supt. Charles Gibbs spoke on the ond Monday Sewi1J8 Club met Mon- an~e or Arch Support, will bring 1For College Band five mill operating levy for , the day eV<nlng at the home of Mn. !UtCk reU•f l':l'm' commo~ loot schools after which it was voted Crace H(llter, E. Jdain St. t!oubles. M.r. Hibbs ~ys he ll c<ln· Betty Jones of New Haven and to endorse the levy and m~ll\ber· AIIOB Martha Howell, president ftdent that !lr. Scholls represtnta· • · . ' bl ' former majorette of the Wahama h' Itt d' at the meetlne. Th• birth- Uve will be able to help many Miss Lillian Maeel Smith, dau- Ina leng_tn rown o1 ue 1ace Hi h School band, has been named ' lp eomm ee were name ·, 1a ol . Eleanor Robson was people to literally "get back on ' ghter of Mr. and Mli. Bert o\'er aatm. Her bead dress was g j II r h Gl 'II S make a house to houac eanvas lor and abe wao preoentod ! the feet" Appointments are now Smith, Long Bottom, RouJe 2, be· of blue iealben . to mat<h hor 1 ma ore e or 1 e en VI • t•te the levy. lrum tile dwb and alio from " ed · came the bride ol ' Rieh1rd S. gown. She eairied 8 colonial! College band, Committees named for Seerel Pal. lolra. Paul Kloes, •'-"-':..P1_ ·_ _ _ __ _ b t I . • carnatiOllS Miss Jones, the daughter of Mr. lowe'en perty were Mrs ,Clark: nlect and Mrs. Roy E. Jones of New Ha- Arnold , Mrs. Richard W v s turd y s t her 28 ot tlte bride t~ bridesmaid and ven, 11 a .freshma~ at Geovme Lee Tyo, Mrs. Charles Leear, Mra. verwy gilt from ti•ir Se<ret Jlal. 0 at · th:·· Ches: Connie t.an 'Smllli, niece ol the Roy Mayer aMnd Mrs .becarMI 11, A aalad eotirae was served by t bride the flower girl wore lden- h . h V d' Sweet Shop; rs. A1 rt an 1n, bosteio to \bose named alHive er. , ' . 1 h' f P one operator at t e ana lum Mrs Elwood Bowers Mrs G a r d n e r ! . The vows or .the , double ring heal ballerma · engt gowns o Plant In Groham Stotlon prior to ·: • M and George Sclmelder, Yl'l. ceremony were read at half alter pink net over. 't~lleta. The fllttd her entering college. MDoan km,RMrbs. H~w ar0H gjdn,Lers: Dwiehl Parker, loin. Jamos Clat· ' two o'clock by the Rev. Edmond bodlee featured a portrait neck· · n ey e1 e · " rs. aro m. worthy IJld 1111'11. lila• Ward. Life, before an ol~r flinked with Jlft. and the full net ikirt wu ond a corsage of pink earnatlon! ley, Mrs_. Paul Zirkle and Mrs. Eu • palms with tall baakets ol whllo scalloped around the bottom A reception was held at tho gene Tr1plctl Refreshments S~.ll~. gladoli and fern aild tWII senn with a pink rose 'Uit each scallop. home of the bride's parents Col· Mrs. Edward Arnold, Mrs. Sld· Halloween Motif • braneh eandelabra on either allle. Tiley wore ' held. bands of pink lowing the ceremony. Arrange- ~~? ~en't;'t" HM~ Ch~leo :fr•· on the pianp w" an arr,naemenl roses to m~te~ tbeir gowns. Miss menti of pink and while gladoli Hrs.d .rakn 1Mn uWsollbn, rHa. odor eyd Carried Out At "• "'"k •~• ..._k, = I ""lh ,..11\ ~ • coltftlii bouquet ~ate<! the hoine. en rtc s, rs. ur o an "' "" "''". '!• e . "' ""~''"" · · · · - ··• ~... s lth ~Irs. Leonard VanMeter, Five Cent ,1111 Wb!lt bllll'$ 1ft · I )bid· , Of ~~~~ ~~~01)- """;mtR m .k Serving the_cake afier It was Fl•h Pond· Mrs. Oli~er .Michael, Birthday Party 'eliil <Ill eltqet ill!*. · Wllltt iiiti• a -+hilie .... dteora.ed lft, t\ln cut by the brJde ond groom was Mrs Max ' Folmer Mrs George Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Hennessy tl~ Ii~el ol tile ville~ and CiQed 111!1. t<lse petala. Mrs.' Bob Vanee, Columbus; M". Hicks, Mrs. Richard Gll.;ore and enterllllled with a party )olonday litlltlln, bells milt~ 111e,.pe~. lolr. Bill Barton, Pl. PI~~nt. John W1ckham, Chester, served ),Irs Jean Carson Ten Cent Fiah afternoon honoring their daughter, . .GiV!ftl i~ .mmiage by hl!r lath· ~ •• hUt man for hiS ro. the punch and Mrs. Frank Clark, Pond. ' Bernedette, on her fourth birthSAT. OCT. 19th ' f;r, the b\'1tlo wore a ·ballenu,, Iller, lild Bil'y· Joe Barton, l!emloek Grove, the eoffee. , Mrs. John Werry, Mrs. Charles day. 1 ·Jeftglh ;own ·or <hantllly lace. an~ pllcw of l~e groom:.,, ~ r ng The couple Jeft alter the rccep- Lytle, Mrs. Jack Seldenable and The Hallowe'en theme was car· A l~dal representati•e The Fabulous New Sweater · ~yl011 tulle over sMin. The lttttd l. bearer. trsbers. wore Mr. d ~e lion for a tverlding trip to Flor- Mrs. Phyllis Spaulding, Game ried out In ttle decorations, refrom Dt. 11'm. M. Scholl'• \Odlee featurtd a ~:e•lloped PM'· Roach, P_t. Pleasant an r. id.a. For her trave ling costume Stand; Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wiles, freshments and favors. O.ic•go headqa&ttera will Here's the sweater you\e been searching fer trait nc~kline and long sleeves• Grant S~lth, Reedsville. the bride chose a navy blue dress Mr. and Mrs. Gene Norton, Mr. and Gamea were played and prizes be here ro uaisr us in mak. - it's Puritan', Luxurious sleeveleu knit which eame to a point over the Preredtng _the cer~mony, a h~lr with mate !ling jacket and blu,. Mrs. Edgar Thomas and Mrs. John awarded the winners, after which iog PedoJ!iphic priou of --hAnds. The· bt:luffaat skirt of tulle !tour•. of nuptla l mi.IBIC was provld· and while .acces!>ories and wore of st3.rtling nf'w Han Lon. the fahulou~ yara. your sc:ocldnged {eet. the honored guest opened ~er was enhan~d .by four point pep: ed by Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, the orchid from her bridal bou- Terry Seidenabel gilta. Ban l.on is a~rhrnt, wastu"!ii without iJJl)d .. nia wonderful inno~ lum ol Iaee that entircled the pian_i•t. ' and Mr. .James BBIIey, quel. Attending were Alicia Cllo, ing, won't strt'l<'h or 5ag, fttls lu xurious, tion helps us select 1he skirt with an overskirt of tulle . soloiSt. Mrs. Whltcheod played · Birthdny Honored Tommy Vaughan, Kenny Smith, proper Dr. Scholl'• · Her finger Up veil of illusion ''Always", "Through the Years", Mrs. Barton is a graduate 1Jf Mr. and Mr~. Hownrd Selden· Scott W1lton, ~ti,IIo Brown ami wear! btautifully and it won't fuzz. And Jtemedy, Appliance or wu he)d in place by a band or "Oh, Promise Me", ~~ ~ .Love Yon the Olive-Orange High Schoo!, · <.~ abel entertained with a ehicten Debbie ond Cln<la lenlngs. fx.st of all you tan pick your (;woritr color. Arch Support ro relieve Ulles' of the valley. Her only Trul y" and the tradlt)(lnal w,.d. member of the I.adies Auxilinry dinner, Sunday, at their home, Mothers present were :Mr11. ali your COGUDon foot jewelry were pearl necklace and dt~g 11,1 arch~s; ,M~-.. Bai.~ey san~ of Drew WebSter Post, American · Grove,, honorin g their son, Frank Jenpln~, )Uq. Rich Craven, Now, walla Puritu twtlltn ia WOOLJTE troubles. earrings, the gift of the groom. ~IWI!AIIi.U<>J'Wer • Bec~use Leg!,on. She 15 employed by tno·+iil;&;,., on hls eleventh birthday. Mrs. Leo Sibtth,"MH. Kermit Wal· - MW Mifltlt eoJd Wlltr t9ap ' ' She carried a white Bible topped and~iii"Ui'C ceremony 1'hc V. 0 · Edwards Insur:mce Agency ' A decor.attd birthday cake and ton and Mrs. Alex Cilo. ' - IG.ty "' """"" witb a yellow .throated white or· L-ord's Prayer.tt . as secreta ry. home made ice cream were served ""' . . AppolnA birthday dinner was held In chJd, lilies of the valley and Guests were ~gistered m ~he Mr. Barton is a grad uate or with the dinner to Mn. Ray Seid· the evening. A party cake was ser· Other Puritan Sweaters in Nylon, Orion, Wool, Crew & Nt Ctst or ObrllltllitN! white carnations. vestibule by Miss Dorothy Smtth, Pt. Plea sant High School. He h enabel, :Mrs. Roy Frccker and son ved with the dinner and also at Y·J'ieck. Sleeveless, Pullover and Coat lira. Rathel 'Smith or Colum· , niece or the bride. ~ m cmb~r of lh t! Prcsby!eriau Jimmy, and daughters, Jackie and the party in the alternoon. FROM $3.95 e • sister-in-law of the bride and Mrs. Smith c ~o se a blue dr~ ss Church and the IOOF Lodge in Joan, and Mr. and Mr.s. Seidenabel Present were Mrs. Rich Craven of hontr, wor4!, a baUer- . with blue and white accessorH~s Pt. Pleasa nt. He is employed a!. and sons', Terry and Johnny. and children, Michmel and David, •lo;;;;;;;;;:;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;..-;;o;;;;;o;;;o;,;;;;o;;;;.;;;o;;;;;,;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,J the Phillip Sporn Plant. Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, Mr. and Mrs. I' The couple are al home to lhclr Hennessy and children, Patricia, Home of Arrow Shirts many frien<ls at 11 5 1,~ West Sec· Racine High Glee E. MAIN ST. ond Street, Pomeroy. Mary Kay, Maureen and B•• POMEROY dette. i iijiljijiijiijiij Attending tbe reception ~ere Club·Pionning A Mrs, Clay Tuttle. Mrs. Mae T U!· tie, Mrs. Effie Pyles, Mrs. Lloyd Jitney Supper Summerfield and Mrs. C. A. Chaf. The Racine High School Glee Cct! and son, Charles Henry, of Club is sponsoring a jitney "fi UP· I.ong Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Will Barton and per and square dance Jl the hi gh Gary, Ronnie and Billy Joe, and school nudil.orlum Salurday, Oct. I • Mr. George Roach, Pt. Pleasant. 19 starting at 5 p. m. The d<Jnce will begi n at 8 with llrs. Owen Barton, Michael and the Cirrle Four provid ing music. Wilhelmina, Belle, IV. Va. Mrs. Freda Miller, Mrs. Edgar Refreshments will be served Dorst, Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham throughout the dance. 'l'h~ pub lic is cordially invited Mrs. Rus.sel! Spencer and Regina 9 Rev. and Mrs. E. E. B"arnhar 1 Proceeds are to be earmarked Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaul, Mr and Mrs. John Wickham, Mn;. for Glee Club capes. iiiiii~=~!!lll l:ome In and Eddie Hartung, Mrs. Barbar2 Gaul, Mrs. Oris Gau l and Mr~. Paul Hoffman nnd Myrna, Beth L.~nd Janet Sue, Chester. Mr.. Ida Eichinger and Miss CITY~ Jo)ce Bowers, Minersville; Rev. and Mrs. Edmoqd Life, l!rs. Roy R. Hannum, Mr. and Mrs. Gran! Final week nf our big 10-day sale. Everything Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Smith, in our store (except fair ·lrade Items, at lard to and Mrs. Ernie Whitehead and believe prtr~s. The roads to Plekeb'l in Mason Jeanie, Reedsville; Mr. and Mrs aty are u smooth u 1 ribbon. OB<ar Dillinger, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A, Smith Uoyd and Cbnnie, Mrs. Robert Save on Vance, Mrs. Paul Torrence and Gregory, Miss Betty Kennedy and Mrs. Lois Morrison, Colum· bus; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clarlr, \ Hoosier~ MountaineerSt Feel Slap Ite~~!· I Jls Stewart said the yiolotlon, ·. Involving a tabled Kentucky prep baaketball playl' r, did not .cOm· prise an infraction in his opln· ion aince "a person not conner:t· ed with the university did certain things without th<' knowledge of the university. lie snid further that West Virginia declined t-~u acce pt th e P.rospcct!Vt' a thl e f ~. i~(lntilled as ·Kelly Coleman . ' e~bou.t a dozen prospt>r ti,•e ath- letes. Flnl~w. wh:~ ~=• "~:~~~~~g ~ ~u~~~- !t 1 1 pick Of hla pack .. . Red"~e • 1 announces evo U'.Jona OJ ; games for boys and girls of all aees! You can benefit by shopping now for the following reasons . , .. -.c;reoter Selections *Eaaier Shopping *Connnitnt Poymtnh ·~ . »rs. . $10.95 FREE FOOT TEST LVIURIOUS IROOIDALE BAILOI PUUOVER DOWNI·E-GROSS; Inc. VISIT BAKER'S • •• Let (Js GJ\te Yea A• lltbaate LU. •1111 IUILDING:SUPPliS BATH ROOM' and PLUMBING SUmiES Vickie and BenneUa Rae, Hem· lock Grove: Mr. and Mrs. Leo s. Curtis and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Bailey, Mf. , and Mra. William Oblinger and Debbie of Pomeroy; Mi. and Mrs. Russe ll Smith, Dorothy Doris and Dwight, Glen Burnie, Maryland. I Through This Big Sale All AT 20% DISCOUNT PRICES ALL HARDWARE ON SALE Nothing Less Than 20% Off Through Our 10 Day Sale! Any Fair Trade Hardware We Must Sell at Regular Price Save on HEATING STOVES At 20% Discount You'll feel rhe difference from your first tankfull PICKEN'S IN ! MASON SAVE· 2Qo/o SAVE' 30% ON ID 1'be Heart of .... CliY Pllone SP-85554 Muon City, W. f •· NO OTHER GASOUNE COMPARES WlfH A·Pt.USI It satisfies the super-octane ' demands o~~ay'1 hiaheat eompreaaion cars. You get knock·free performance, plus smooth, instant acceleration. Stabilized A·Plua octanes hold their power at all speeds. A·Plue Power Blend keeps new cars young ... gives new liff to older cars. You get plus-miles per tankful. RE DAYS SAVE ., H'IRE MATIIIAU INCORtoRAtiD I ON THE ENLARGED DISPLAY ROOMS- IN OUR STORE AND ACROSS STREET IN MEIGS GRdCERY BUILD·ING. ALL THIS MONTH BAKER FURNITURE WILL BE OPEN TILL P.M. Fuel Bilfs HOGG & %USPAN lt'e Nota Bit Too Early To Use Our CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY u; Add Comfort Ken and John's Wonderful toys and :\.!'!~I":.!'":!e~~:4 ~· a~~ eru~e-~~~~~~~~~~~ VIsit Santa's left us the puritan I I ROUSH'S Shoe Store Oldham and ,Jim Drechin. Jim Greengrass, who formerly played for the Redleg, and Phil· lies, was purcb;ucd from Socn· mento of the Pacific Coasl Lea· gue by the Detroit Tigers. Walt Ca rddock ond Ray Herbert, both with Buffalo or th•' International League, were pur. ehased by th~ parent Kans'" City Athlellcs, who gave up on both In previous trials. TOY .TOWN NOW it's by I Palys Gets New Chance ·In Majors As Redlegs Bring Him Up From'Seattle NEW YORK UP- It was "movlng11 day In tht major leagues today. with several former bl~ leaguers returning for ano.ther chance and othero heglnnlng the long road back to the minors. Stan Palys, who led the South· ern Aoaoelatlon with a .359 batting mark 1111 season was pur· chaoed by the Clltcinnatl Redleeo. who eave up shortstop Bobby ,Durnbaugh and pitchers John S~bol.l's r At Morgantown, W. Va., unl· verslty Presidrnt Irvin Stewart said he fflt the probation. impos· ed following fin di ngs of th< NCAA'~ lnCraction.s commlttce was "unjuat." the suspension of its new foot· hall coach, Phil Dickens, last July. Dickena' auapenslon lot· lowed th• revelotlon or tnegat offers or vacation transpotl:utiDtl money and "incidental expense" •llowancco or $50 a month to L&Z SHOP I w · Of NCAA With 1-Yw Probation Ban wa~ Through Our 10 Day Sale SALE! SAVE 4Qo/o SAVE 50% All Hunting Clothes On Sole 25% Off ban't Let This Sole Go By SAVE NOW! Get Reody For Christmae! Save by Bu.)tipg at PICKENS BIG ALL FISHING SUPPLIES 30%o,_ DISCOUNT SAVE FOR NEXT YEAR 'l'llis Prloo Good Ul Days Only 5-Gal. Burket-Reg. Price $2.79 Asphaltum Roof Paint ···· Sale $1.99 5-Gal. - leg. $5.5() Rutlalld Ro•f Coating · ·· · Sale $3.99 7-qt. -llt:g. Price $1.89 CUT RATE SALE CANNER ··············· ··· ··99c: All Toys In Stock SO% OH WAUPAPER SALE YOU CANNOT PASS THIS UP ALL SALES CASH THROUGH OCT. Uth ·NO DISH STAMPS GIVEN ON SALE And We Have Good Stock ~L~A~~PO~LY . . ..... CUT 40% SAVE FOR NI:XT YEAR YOU GilT ALMOST IIALF OFF Toytown is Cully stocked, rlehl now, With dolls and toys of every description. • • . A few pennies will lloid your selections unlit PlltPICr POWER PAR1'NIR ...Valvolifte All-Climate Motor Oil ... t.ne nil season, all tAmperature, AII'AIIIerlcan motor oil, Alw~ free.&winr, Our Biggest Sale And, Many, Many .December 24th. tough·bodied, SUPER e!'gineered. Change today to Valvoline All-Climate. In 20 Years! Other Bargains ~----------------~~- . The ·SPORTS CENT·ER A•srtsed MeGreeor Sporting ~. ~Ill' • MILL IT. I inDDUI'OlT ' Plenty ASHLAND OIL & IIFINING COM,ANY . (;ALLONS •••• 1 Me• AMERI(AN SUITS $22.50 to $39.50 1 1 fi rst blow - bf ~~~to6w!~n B~~~~· ol'~. ~reas::~ oM~:SO li~n::i• ft.t Ho~se ~ 'rraie:~n Hoosl~rs ' .. ° $5.98to$1M8 The . 1 I 1 Cotolino KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP- Indl· ua and West VIrginia the la t· est schools to run afoul of new "get-tough" National Collegia!c Athletic AlSo. policies, today made clear they coiiSidor their one-ym prob,tlons a major .!!lap. ' or Free Parking MASON, W.VA. Plenty of Free Parking �'. \ I, lj .. ' '. ' _S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 16, 1957 ~h Rev. Richard Wright )teld aerv· Oct. 31 with the . Orange ind dlcPO(t Sunday afternoon. (20)8usrness Services aD 0 80 Of 00f ~ OWIDg ices at the Spelman Chur<h Sun· Hemlock Grove youth and Rev Mr. and Mrs. Chat. O'Brien day evenlne. lift. Wright and La· and Mrs. DoBler 'u gueat.. · roB CGNSISTBNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Have your carpets, rugs and upapd s'on of Columbll.! spent the Nell, Mro. Earl Henry, Mrs. IJoyd The Allred Home De 111onstri· holstery <leaned by the modern ,. Williams, Mro. George Burns tnd Uon Club met at tbe borne ol week,nd with ber ~aroota, Mr. cleaning metho4 with Aera!W CLEVELAND UP-Hank Gretn hoard of directors. Greenberg U. BeverlY, Mra Heleg Barter, Mrs. Isola Taylor OCt. 10 with an at· and Mrs. ~81'11er GrUfln. Dry Foam. Quickly and econl). Mis. Charlot!~ 'van Meier and mically right In your OWI1 berg, one-time crown prince of the club's . second-largest share- Wlnllred Holland add Luana, Mrs. tendance of lB. Subject "Busl· clout for tne Detroif Tigers but nolder with an estimated 15 to ~rry Johnson, F. M. Lockett, "'" Methods" was taught by daughters ond Mrs. Neva jlootlle home. Work guaranteed. Call PHONE 398 Mr. and Mrs. Fe~is JusUo of here Mrs. Nolan. Tbe ;roup enJoyed a and dauehter called on ltfri. Paul Rutland 24023. 19 14 6te now charged with .the lliial col· 20 per cent of stock. lap•• of Cleveland's once-formid· Greenberg was plagued with atteMrn~ed dtheMservJceak. Abl d potluck lunch at noon. The Bucltley, Saturday. RATES · d'IS<Ontent 1n · t hi s CJtY · d ght · an Delaware rs. ac (}bio es vialtan 11 mee tl ng WI'II. be held on Nov. 14 QUICK SERVICE on Wateb fte. able baseball dynasty, today lac· growmg 1 pairing by Factory Trained ed a showdown to retain his po· which in 1948 se~ an all-time sea- ~uMr -:n: Mrs Waite~ Blak; Sun- on "Arts and Design" at the AI· 2 ceau JeliiWd. - lllltirlloD. lllnlmam charp 50e.-4 een.•• i)er ""'d for three OOIIIICUtift lnaertlona. watchmaker COLLINS JEWEL- sition as Tribe general manager. son attendance record or 2,600.-l I 1 Ired Grange Hall. Special - ODe molllb for 25 eenta per word. l ERS. P Jmtroy. 1 3 II Greenberg was scheduled to 000 but which hai seen a steady 1 · · 1 . Pull nt< of 2 conta per word will be charged lor advertising U "go on tri11l" before tile annual decline at the turnstiles ever M d M L s w· I Harold Henderson a~d Wilm:~ 101 pald for before the !Jib of each montb following lnsorlion. Venetian bttnds. All slid aDd · r h 1 1 d 1b · r. an rs. · · tmams wer~ Burnam were married at their IJOUSk, 5 ROOMS Erron In Adve~bould be reported Immediately. The colors. Fiberglass awnings; Ra7· meehng o t e C eve an t u 'II since. In Parkersburg Monday on btW- . newly furnished ind redecorated and LARGJ; LOT IN llllliJ Sentl::sl Will Dol be nopowlble for mOJe then one lneor glo ~" heoters; electric llaht Mr. nnd Mro. Richard. G~rla~d ne:;. and Mrs. Chuck Allensworth ' home here Oct. 12. net Insertion. POMEROf fixmre•, plastic tile for balb· I and three daughers of IllmoJB VIS· and sori were visiting relatives last The Grange will sponsor . a Card of Thanb 111d Speoial NotiCOI of Eventa $1.00. ()bltuortet roollll!. SURPRISE PARTY . 1ted Mr. and Mrs. Chlford Johnson ; Werinesday evening. Halloween party and pie soCJal Pllblisbed tt I coni per word. Small Down Paymenl ~- lotlmat" and familY Sunday everung. i MiS5 Rctha Lewis, Letart visited October 25 at, the HaiL Balance lJke Rent ( I ) NOtiCeS 1Matching davenport and chair, gas Dala Wlpptl Supply A surprise birthday party was Bob Oliver spent !he week end , with Ml'll. Katie Ba" and other rei· Harold RoaCh. ol Spencer, w. ::;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; range, Bigelow ru~. 12 x 15. All 215 Unloto Avo. given for Katie Oliver last Monday at home With his parents. He ativeolaal Thursday Va., recently viSited his sloter. r In good condition. Phone 3122. Por..oroy, Ohio evening al her home by her neigh. attending Glennville State Teach· Darla and Deany Kelley, Pom· Mrs. Alma Whltlateh a~d family. R. C. ·Gilmore 10 16 itp 113 !moe bocs. The evening was spent tn "' College. eroy Ohio spent Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. D. Wood~ Phono ~ • 1,.-..-;;;;;;;;;.;..;;.;;,;;;;....-.;.."',i playing bingo. At a late hour ,.. f M~.I andp ntMrs.theJames Bennett and wttb' Miss Opal Kelley. visited ber mother and Mr. and weekend 8 t Wav M Fr k Ch b f l\l'd PI I •·h 1 G nd 1 Electrolux Sweeper and Clarinet ·•· 8 T • 1 Your Only Authorizod freshments were served to 'Misses ami Y e :r~s-~~a~n:_..:;;::e:es~e;re~w~o~~~~·d:;;=:;~:;;:=~~~~~=. uppen • na .., oe rou Yo~":!~eC'ftlv~le~~·~:,L ll I ~orors::~~r~'~ ~61 be{gr:6:t;; Fuller BRUSH MAN Marylin aod Deann Dal'lll, Mr!. erly, Ohio, visiting relatives. Mro. SA OCT 5 James Marriner 1Mack Stews~t. Mrs. Bill Stewart, Martht Bonnell returned With T. • Mrs. Pearl Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs.• them. StarUng at 10 AM ~!!o':;lo~~ A. B. Woodrum, Marcellene Buell, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Young Is S. S. attendance on Oct 13 ' ·~ . Lunch .......ran lltOUndt Pho~ No. 121 _ Afllr S PM Mrs. Elver Fox, Mi" Lena Fox, visiting Mr. and Mrs Clarence was 3Q, the offering $7.12. Wor.. ~ · •• ' ... Donation of Goods or eontrlbul0-7·tf Mrs. John M. Roush, Mrs. Elmer Smith at Memphis, Tennessee ship services were held at 10:45 , . lions r.;,•tefully accerW at · - - - - - - - - - - - · Von Meter, Mrs. Ted Riley Sr. M~. and M~s. Samuel Blake of wlih Albert warner. lay leader ra~ ' !;:~ ii;;~~ crarm StOI'\. TupSending gifts were Mrs. Jack Baltimore, Oh10 spent Sunday w1tb and an nttendance of 21. , ..· . . .' .. . ., . See Elizabeth Lyons T2RMIT!S lltTEIIMINATID Fox, Le!Sie and IvY Sleeth. Mro. Fannie Blake. There was an attendance of . Sponsored by the ~e Barden For free Inspection phone 383-M, PARTY . Mr .. and Mrs. Roy Smith of South 32 at last Wed. eve. prayer oer· . . .o,;. u.o. Club Rooms Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. Mrs. Lloyd Fox was surprised Carolina Is spendmg a few days vices with Linnie GauL leader. "4(:,.~ ~- ~ · AII.ittliC All work guaranteed. Fully In· I last Tnursday evening by 1 host ,·•lth bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI This week's leader Is L¥•Y Gaul. 7 . . . 7r'"'7 ~.w Furniturt •ured. Vaughan's Induotrlal and of friend at her home celebrating bert Smith. Mr. Smith is serving The Chester charge MYF Haoclquolftn Por n ReslleJ,tlal Termite Control !fer- I her birthday. Bingo wss played. In the Air Force. meeting will be held llere on . . ·. ·.• " ' Samsonite Lugpge - Lane Cedar ,FOil vice. St Maryo, W.' Va. 7 2511 Refreshments were served to Mra. Mr. and Mrs. !Wbert Roberts of October 21st. ., . Cheoto - tAU Window P'mtLloyd Williams, Mrs. Herman cart· Pomeroy visited Mr. . and Mro. 1'1!• 11YF will aponsoq a Rallo· MIDDLEI>Oftt';' OHIO Frigldaire Refrigerators. ro-o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, right, Katie Oliver. Mrs. Pearl w ...::·l~te::r~B~Ia-::k:•~a:::n::d_:fa::m:':::ly..:S:a::tu::r:d::•Y:.:·.:..::W:.:•:en~p=a::rt'!..y..:•::•:..T.:.h:u:ro:d::a!~·:.:v:en:in:.;g~===t=======::;:=-=:::;=;:;;:::::::===:::;:==~ lokor Fwrnlturo, Middleport, Ohio NichGbon, Mrs. Carl Kearna, Mrs. . 4 2Q u Albert Smith, Mrs. Mack Stewart, Pauline and Oeann Darst, Lena Manley's Shoe Shop, 328 W. Sec· mUCTUUL I IIAIIIII Fox, Mrs. Elver Fox, Mrs. Mollie ond St. Pomeroy, baa not moved IFox and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. and ddes not plan moving. BIRTHDAY PARTY 10 16 3tp A ourprioe birthday party honorFURNITURE 1 od Frankie Robinson on his oev· , enth birthday, last Wednesday. 1 PUBLIC AUCTION, Saturday, Oct 1111 Tlte Brlghwst CorMI ""- 110 , _ I Those present were Susie Wa~s­ IQ at 2 p. m. at brick house on Sa· - ' ... lillddiP.JIIlrt ' !ey, Johnny Wamsley, Rose Ellen !em Street, Rutland, Ohio. Dining room suite, kitchen calr Boys sfle 12 reversible coat. Boys --=~~~~~~~~~~J I Roush, Jennifer Van Meter, Randy Van Meter, Terry Henry, Floretta !net, 2 gas beaters. rup, dresser overcoat, size 12. Cub scout uni· ' . . RADIO & TELEVISION oERVICE, You,ng, Helen Jean Young, Reva rocker, ov(l!'sfufled chair, and form, size 14. Call lli ·M. 10 16 6tfc Phone 200. Cleland Appllonce Jean Van Sickle, Dana Lewis, Ken· I tahl.,, curtains & rods, blinds, __ ___ , Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy ny BassJ Susie Duncan, Roger 1 wheelbarrow, 2 store counters. Fat hog. Inquire at Homer Haw· 2 23 tf nuncan, Milton Ray Roush, BrenOthPr arti('les too numerous to klns, Deod Man's Curve, Rutland Ida Msrr, Danny Rickard, Judith 1 mention. Roy Snowdtn, Owner · Road. 10 16 3tp - , _ - - - - - - - - - . Williams, Hury Joe Van Meter, J. 0. Dlron, Au.:tlonHr - - -~ -. CONCRETE JIUICU Porky Varian. Junle Varian. Susie ' Varian, Tootle Varian, Sharon 10 16 3tp FOR S.ALE - Apples. Pc./,iand , Ohio. Brin ~ owu containers. c. "lulld Bolltr Por LM" Smith, Betty · McGrew, Charlene E. Johnson 10 5 !mop GRUISEB Kelly, Ann Jonoson, Brian and PUBLIC SALI a David Kearns, Detner Roush Jr., ' The undcl'8ignnd will offer for - - - -- - -- - - - Charles and Jimmie Blake, Margie, I Milot Nortll tf I 11Je at public auction on Saturday Used Eleclrir r·'lvc $33.00: Colt: Linda and Jackie Ray Call. the 26th day of October, 1961, at H~alrola $20.u... , Gas Furnace . I 0.. II. U. CaH W111. o-, the residence of the late Etta conversion bureau MO.UO. Mrs. Lloyd Erwin and Mrs. Cline Wolf, deceased, located about one· Phone 6128-X. 10·7·6tfo Erwin. of South Side called on Mr. lock l•rl.,.. halt mile West ot the Raclnc·Ba· - - - -'::==;==~=~===! andRobert Mrs. John Harrison. Saturday. oban Road anrl about four miles Good living room ouit for sale. ·.: Oliver who is attending fl'om Racine In Sutton Township, Green cov'::'ring. Phone 9263. ear-.simpoo• IDturaDce AieiiQI', college at Glenville spent the week Meigs County. Ohio, beginning at · 10 2 6tfc .Wdolleport. Fl... ·A.atDIIlobll.. end with his parents, Mr. and Mra Tht NEW Madtl"400" (RIIht) 10:00 o'clock AM., the following - - - - - - - Bonds. Pbone ft!JI.X 8-20-11 Chester Ollvtr. Nowast a~d greatoot of delwxo coal circulaton, , , portonal prupcrty: Beagle rnLuit clogs lor "I• or with now "Eaoy fill - No Spill" food oloor and 2 be~ J sewing machine trade. How"'d B. Stilt, Uid419' buill-in "Drpft·O·Malic" conJrol. Largo rectangular I sola and~ chairs quilts com· I vorl Rl. I, Hobson Road. aoq& Clw Used coal magazine glvoa exlro-lor;o healing capacity. torts & blanket• 10 2 6tlf, All Makea ud Mtdell I LEGAL NOTICE 2 tablco linens , . ·. -~- • -.Hold• HIO lbo. of coal ... htots up to 6 ROLLA MAE PARSONS, rcsi<l· curtains dishes Cu1to~ Buill Kitchen. Kitchen I ing at li.F.D. I, Barboursville, w. 2 hea~rs cookln& uterull• de~Jgned for your home. Free Va., is hereby notified that James esI1matea Foremlln & · Ab boll ruga • Model 818 (Left) lamps AUTO SALES Ray Parsons has filed his petition Phone 621:4-Y. 8 6 aud many IJther llem1. H BoauJiful parcalain finish with rlcll, Cllrome 111111. ~::":"~:-":""'~----- ngainst her Cor divorce, on the Lester L. P.ouah, Ad mlnbtrat01 VOR SALE - Applea. New Holdo up to 100 lb~ of coal ••• kNpo up to 5 Ha· \ LU til Insurance grounJ ol groSI neglect of duty, of Etta Wcoll, deceased von Orchard, New Haven. Pho "' If;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ in Case No. 12,flllf! in !he Court roomo warm by direct, radiant boat. Crlt Bradford. Aucllon eer. TU-24688. of Common Plell&, Meigs Counly, 7-2 9tr 11 (10) 8, 1~. 22, 3tc ·----llAX WAIW Ohio. Said rquse will be For hear· · - - fOlt ~ALE: one Lancaster deep ing on or alter November 14, 1937. welL jet pump with prcssu 121 Cord OfThanks re H. W. & W. P. CHERRINGTON Attorneys for Plainti."f - tank and •witch. Also 81Hect We wish lo l'Xprcsa GU r apprecia- plastic plr·•· 111 " H4; o ~~~ ~~!!_'!_I.. (10) 2. 9, 16, 23, 30 (lil 6, Btc tion of the kindne&s and IIYtll- urchitcct's drawing table, 6l palhy ohown us al th c time or and tools One t)·"ewriter des . .,__ ... ... · NOTICE OP APPOINlMENT · the death ol our Iovin g wife and and one filing cabin~t, handnut de.k tiS L tiOOIMI It, , . _ f1 Admlnlotratrl• Wllh the Will ' mother, Mr1. Chari" Whetstonc. One electric table saw, one wo od Ann•••d Charles Whetstone and Camlly lathe, one 1olid oak' sideboard, • On lolodelt 523, 460, 11-roy, Oltlt htato of Edwar.t W. O'Brlon one "Whl:e" sewing rnachil1e, 10 16 ltc 400, 818, 617 and 414 O.c•••d --·-to antique. Phone Pomeroy 815-J. ~~==:;;::~-=-~;-;:==:;;::::1 1 Notice is hereby given that Dora Other model• have two or A·2e Donald E. Miller wishc1 Model 818 10 2 611' thrN pat.ntod R Blackwell 0 Brien wh08e Past Of· ' !honk everyone that sent him fluea. · odnty Downint nee .~ddresi Ia R. D. 1. Shade, I card• and letters, som e he didn't Wonted To Buy Oblo, hrla been dulY appointed 11 know, but be was glod to re11\'~URANCE AGBNCI Administratrix with the Will an· II 1 cclve !hem. He sild he didn't Plre. Aulomolllle, ,11111111 ncxed o! the Estate of Edward W. know ao man~ people thought of l,oled null Hcrcror,l £aIf. 6 r:~onl h• ACCIDINT O'Brien late of Meigs County, Ohio him. He Ia still in an iron lung od. Paul M. Shuler, Porllann , 0 . ~He. CltuaiiY.., . _ deceased. but hopet to be moved to Day· Pnone 459. to 14 3tp ton soon. leal Eatatt Broker bc~a\~~7~hla 27th day ol ScplOJn Hll porenls, llr. and ~ra. !141 ~or Rent In MIDDLII'OIUT OHID John C. Bacon Lewis Miller, Ra cine. Ohio Mtdell23 (Left) m6-M PHON 6111 Judge of the Probate Court R. D. 2. J room house. Gas, electricity, hot County, Ohio Blued otoil hoator with pop10 16 ltc water, bath. Wilbur Logun, Nayular oquare cabinet dt~gnl • lora !tun, Pomeroy. 10 16 Sc (211 We wl1h to expre•• our sincere Holdo 100 lba. cool • , , Real Estate - - St.. thank• to friends and nel11hbors hooh 3 to 5 roo"" by dlrtct _ __ Garage for rent on M:ecllanic lor tlndne" and oympathy radiation. ncar Mulberry Ave. Call Ill ·It COJotl'I.ETJ: Jnouroaco l'r<llecllon, abowo at the death of our rather 10 16 3tc !Jit, Autr,, Fire, Polio: call Dor lAd hutband. Abner Price. Hl!!art -----li1tl~ Khldle;.n1, Ohio. felt appreciation to Rev. John ----Sltcpina ..uoms. Private ba Elwood. th. li 10 16 ltc l..adies only. Mrs. Zana Baxt cr. 1:16 Mulberry Avo. 10 I~ 3tp 14) Announce ments 3·------·---· room hou1e. Gas, elortrlcity, hot Ham Shoot, Racine l'la nlng Mill, water, bath. Wilbur Logan, Nay· lora !tun, Pomeroy. 10 14 3tp Sundty October 20th. 10 12 6tc . •• .. .. '· ,. . - -- u· k0 p F p . Made I . By lndiarus· Shakeup Is· Predt.cted WANT ADS : ·,_~lly Sentinel, Pomero~Mi~leport, o., oct. 16, 1957-7 Amateur Gardeners Meeting Held · day EVen!ng ' At StraUSS ·HOme Sanborn The lour Circles of the B. H. TUeS Mlalionat'y Society of lhe •••I :.r · · ' FOR -SALE I cI' fton AlfRED ; --- ·-- --· --- '/A 'a' Z'll THE ·w . sttoe··· B .· ·oX· I WE BUY BAKER OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~ 1 HUNDREDS OF FURNITURE DURING OUR FABULOUS I FALL HARVEST SALE I WE GOT 'EM • • ·YOU'LL WANT 'EM! The New awe• co. WARm monn1nc COAL HEATERS p_,., 8Models To Choose From, Bot~ Circulators and Radiantll I · I I Legal Notice cui METROPOLITAN I I i ~ $ Only •• 119 95 ( 111 ~' "4410"t~ $t72 50 OniJ.t ' - ----- I,_==;;;;;;;;;.===, -- ------C8b1 .A.uto~ervi ces R. H. RAWI.INGS SONS -co. - 24 - BUY NOW! -- ------·- ~--- -- ~-- I, 2 and 3 bedrooms, larae stock. muSI ~01 Bring your d.. s1res and your problems, move in tomorrow. Try ua. we're deaL ina on the very lowest possible terms. New and used. - . McDani'els Fa.,..U·y I RetUrnS w·JtI' Jacket Gri'dder DAILY SYRACUSE Vroman's Return IFrom Vacation In The South Pt; · slou. r., ' · . . fff r' ,,1. E~ Laurel Cliff Better Health- ·-- -- - -·Club Committees Are Named f/2 ~= :AUNT FRITZI -CAN I HAVI:. THIS LFTL.E . BOTTLE TO PLAY WITH~ NOT UNTIL. IT'S EMPTY-· THERE'S STIL.L ONE ASPIRIN IN IT •.c.ii/ r Ten wldtht, hut• ttltctlan Free delivery, quick, open 7 cia yo. WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SAUS U. S. 23 South WAVERLY, OHIO CHEVROLET Air 4 dr. Sedan. Plenty Fully equrppod. Model 617 (RIIht) A fovorito for yean, thla radlont htotor Is now fur• Jher Improved! Hold1 60 lb~ of cool ... hoato 2 Ia 4 rooms. Model 617 $72 9S ,Only •• '11JU ~I.AS1al 1!11'!0 ! 1 CAN'T MAKEU~MY MIND IF,l'U. ~OOT,STA8 OR POISON '1llU! t•· ' --- - ,. . SAVE UOO to UOOO rhn•e ro<un house on Rt I 24. Syrnrusp. Contaot S. R. Hcnd r:x Syracuse 10·10·6tp -- - =~~$9250 TR·AILERS hour Wrecker Serv Icc. Da) Phone m 1. Nigh t Phone ( 17) Help Wanted 8llllo.lC. D<,DGE · PL YMOlml DEALE~S Uti FEMALE: i:xperlonccd beauticl an full or part time. Steady wo rk ; fQI F~-o-r $40 woekl)l plus commiSil 00. Pnonc Gallipolis 1300. Rahblt dog lor sale. Sara h Tlorbion, IOU !farrllonv.ll.le, Ohio. 10 14 6tp Clerk full. limo. Wr --- FEllAtE: Box 668.C. c-o Sentinel, Pomer J'lt Hat. Hom7r'li;,.ik'Ins. De11d Ohio. 10 15 llaa't Curve. Rutland Rood. --· 10 13 3tp Farnishcd •portment for !COt. ullR only Contact: Mro. 0 'l'lnl reQbtored Holstein bull calves Montgomo,.,, Racine, Ohio. tiom h!K.b producln g dams. 10 %6 Burke breeding. N. G. Rose, MlnenvUio, Ohio. Pho ne Q~2·M. Kitchen help. Mut\ be e•pcrle DC· to 15 3tp cd 111 cooklnl and baking. ApZ wheel ttaUor-10 ton. Good con· ply In pertom Homo Restaura nt, Middleport. Phone 6034-X . .. , 'dltlon, "'-00. Elmer Bailey, Rt 10 14 6te ..,, Weot of !larwln. 10 13 3tp 'frailer oP•oe. Hearl of Mldd leo Polq11e I'Upplcl. ~r •• Wood· port. Gel. loeated before mud dy 'lOw Coli, 732 Syt amorc St .. ground hnrta yo~. Phone 9263. lllddleporl, 0. 10·8·12tc Edior Reynoldl, lleynold'a Dalry ; l- Inter- Store, Mlddlepol'l, ObiG. So=-=-;.- The Very Best In Used Cars • =--- ••••••1•• $2 99·.oo 2 I Rummage Auc.flon I PAN UTI Tl1e hostess was assisted by her uaughter, Freddie , in serving a salad ·course to thirteen mem~rs. Arrangements of dahlia~ and ehrysanthomums were u.•cd throughout the home. Mrs. Frances ~arhs, ctuirman of the Dorcas Ctrcle, presided when they mf!t Tuc~ay at ,tht' home. of Mrs. B. F. ~armalce. rh e dcvo~1onal serv1ce mcluded. an opemn~ prayer by. MrR. Bear~~s ::.nd Mr~ .. Riymor.d ?nmm was ~he de· ~o~l~nal !ca~e.~.; Her topiCd w~s ~· 1 ~m~ ~ al.,;r~ d an~h ~he~~~ t t e 0 68 r !11, an ,'L. ~r wt:rt u~~ 1 \'erses red atmgr1to· 1 1vmg Sh "A Greaa"'"rs t H·ar-. e rea an a ac e vest" and Mrs. J . :M. Archer closed 1he service with a prayer. , Mrs. T. F. Hawkins dedacated the Love Gift otrering and it was reported that they had completed th eir White Cross quota. .. Mrs. Charles Bennett read The Wealth J Po.ssess" : 11d Mrs. T. F. . Hawkins rea d "My Son" for the short program. It was ~nnouneed that the Novrmber mectmg would be ut lhe home of Mrs. A. R. Put· len. Mrs, Charles Benuell _closed thr mecllng With prayer. 'fhe hostess served a dessert course to the members. , The An~ateur Gardeners Cluh the meeting. They included-a first First Baptist ~Church have held met Tuesday evening at the home in lhc di~trirt for thtir yearbGok their Octo~r meetings this w~ek . I '. or Mrs ,. A. J, Strauss with Mn. and a tie for third place ror Monday mght the Priscilla C1rclc Norman Humphreys vlce·presi- their scrapbook. met at the home of Mrs. Manning dent, pfasidhlg In the 8bsence or Mrs. Rtynnlds, chairman o( the Kloes with Mn. t,taymond Lievi.ng, • Mrs. • Robl!rt Helbr.l. presidenl Cook Book PI'Oject of the club. chair~an, pres~ding . The opemng ••• Mrs. Humphreys distribult'd lh!' announc('d that the re\·ised edi· d~votwnal scrvtce was Jed by .Mr ~. l 19~7·38 yearbqoka wbkh wrn• Uon or the Amateur Gardeners R1chard 0\ven ond the evcmng s prepared by hl'r program ~flm- ·cook Book Was in the hands of pngram" waR presented by Mrs. • '"i~t~c: Mrs. F.nrl Kni~ht. MI'S the . publishers ~nd would be 1Owen, ~1rs. Henry Null and Mrs. I ~trauss, Mrs. 'CIC'nn J.ambcrt u'n1! a.v~ulubl£1 soon for sale John Fulu. lfu. Rejbcl. Mrs. E. M. Blake contribute!! Plans were made to hove a pot· I Roll till responses werf' the traveling prize whjch wa!l luck supper at the home or the "BaekVond Materials" and the won by Mr1 Theiss and Mrs. Prco· lev. and Mrs. Claremont E. Hoyt · In November · During the business . program tGpic was "The ~·undo - Ion, . won II1c door pnzc meoting the Circle voted to send I he hostesst:.'i emph.aA17.ed .11. a birthday gift to their Home mis,. ·men\IL-. or Arran~ements''. 11Mra. Bruce LIG)'d read a paper De- H.allowec~ and harves.t theme. sionary and a Christmas ift to den in Arr.aogt!ments'' and Mr.~. Laghted Jack·o-lanterns lit the en- their Foreign Missionary g •' '$frausa read two papers prepar :ranee to the Strouss home and Mr~. Kloes served ~ dessert ed by )frs. Robert Coah: ''Me- JBCk~-lanterns also were u.sed on tOllrst to Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Lieving, chanieH of Arranaemenh" anrl lhe dm;ng ~oom buffet wh1eh wu 'ltlrs. Null, Mrs. F'ulz, Mrs. Gera ld ~~conditioning and Selecting ol centered with un arrajlgement of Anthony 11 .. 9 Owen Bratton Mrs Matl'!ri~ht" bronze chrysanthemums. The re- Nola Fe~ Mi~s Rhoda Hall' Mi~ I t Mrs. £. o. Rail waR lnslaiUng rreshment table ~hich was cov- Jacquelin~ and Miss Freddie 'Houd' -"''ftieer for the new slate of oW- tred with a hon.t~r R ~en etoth, ashelt. .~~8 ~nd .~onducJ~d the ceremony was .ccnt~red Wi~h. w1~kcr corn· Tuesday evening the Lovejoy whleh stiessed t~e 'hormony of ucopJas filled With chrysanthe· Circle met at the home of their l~e -tluo (lnelli)>erthlp as the new mums, fmt and vegetobles. chairman, Mrs. L. D. Diles. who olllters placed while 11ladlolus 01·onge and bhick candles ll11ht waa In charge of the meeting. Mrs. and ~ed ehryJalltbemums ·in an ed the table anc..l Cavors wert' Horner Hysell was the devotional ~· ~~nt in • ,w.hile c(jntain· ~ini~:ture wicker cornucopirl~ leader on the topic "Streams of er wh cb signified t~e hormony of hUed wl.lh nuto. Open face sand· Living Waler" and during the I the t111ii. 'l'l>e· new orllcers arw. wiehes, assorted cookies, aolad. buslneso meeting 111rs. Alton Har· presldMI, Mls .. Reibel; vice-pre~ . lea and coffee were served to rison gave a report on their White tit _ !llr.•· Hurpphreys: sec., Mrs. Lam· the memberj by the hOftfBie! Cross quo!! which has been com· llort; treas., Mr.. L. E. Reynolds; "!ho were assls!M by Sandn pleted. Mrs. 'Milton llood, presl· 1 Executive oflloer, Mrs. Lloyd. Humphreys, a m•mber of l~e dent of the SoCiety, urged attend· · It was announced that Mn. Junior Garden Club spomofed hr ! ance at the Regional conference l•mes S. Tituo, Rutland, wou!U the Amateur Gardeners Club. of the Uniled Couqcil or Church be In · eharge of a woh•hop at Women In Pomeroy, Thursday. t~o Nqvembfl' meellng wilh the TIDDY tS IIAOV Mra Dllea aerved a dessert H . pllce to he announced latu. CHICAGO UP - Quarterback course to Mrs Hood Mrs Hrsell arion Whotlateh, Yellow Jacket • She will demonstrate and lecture Ted Marchibroda signed •• ' Mrs. Allen H~gheo, •Mrs .. Harold I halfback, who returned to clas"'s on "Contemporary Arrangements" free agent early last monlh, ha. Chase Mrs. Earl Buoycr Mrs. here, Monday, did not come alone to reside With relatives as previ· Three new mem bc-rs who were been put Go the active player James' sou dcrs, M~s. M'l1 ton· Hood, ously indicated H'18 Is .M weleomed to the club were Mrs. list by the Chicago Cardinal!. llrs. Alton Harr:~on, Mrs. Ray· . · paren • r. Gerald Preston, Mrs. Pout Theis; Marchlbroda completed 12 TD molld.Lu·man and Mrs. Edward De· and ~rs. Hobert McDaniel and and' Mrs. Harold Eppley. The paSBes lost year wM!e wllh lh• mosky. Harlan s twin broth~r, Harvey, reawa•ds which were given to the Pittsburgh Steelers, who named Mrs. Harry Houdashelt enter· ~;.~~d to re•ide 10 Mlddlepoot tlub at the Rcgi011a1 Conference him their No. 1 drdrt choice in talned the EJecta Circle Tuesday Middleport High School Princl· In September were displayed at IQ!3. evening an~ ,Mrs. I~a Turner. was pal, Earl Knight, said that had leader of the openJIIg devotwnal Whitlatch returned without his scrv1ce. Mrs. Cecil .Bradbury re· Camily he would have been !nell· C~OSSWORD ported on their ChriStmas Frtend· gible for athletics at Middleport. ACROSS ! . Burden. 20. Man'a lines. project and a report was He enrolled in the 351)().pupil •tu· l. Booty aome nick. giVen on tbe1r Wh1te Cross quoh. dent body at Phoer1ix, Ariz., and '4lanc) possesname The program was presented b~ stayed three days. "Boy, I had a 5. Stallc otlon 21. Fortify Mrs. David Darst Jr. and Mrs. Chf- time findin~ my way around," t. Slate 3. River ~~.Two. .~ord Hayes wb~ gave a playlel, Whitlatch told old friends here. f Bru:.) lfllami wheeled Open My Eyes · It "."as announcThe McDaniels family is resid· tO•.W.jJlto\v 4. F.tle-1 car. td that !he next meetmg would be 1 ing on Gront-st . (li~!C'I 0. iN rtage held at th( home of Mrs. t. !, 1 ' 12. Laves out 6. River 24. LlvP!y Hughes. Mrs. C. E. Hoyt gave the JS.Rclailve !Afr. ~ l ~llua.) / closing prayer. U. Squirrel 7. Reference 2~. An. rdcld . books noyo Yntfr4ar•• bn•er I Mr. John Sel.lers. who is employ :10. More U. Entreaty 8. Foray 27. Tille cd on the Oh10 m·er was callcrt 16. Anger 9. li"ish of , 1nrrequf!~1t 33.Monab.v the illne"' and death or H. Suitable tJ. Wither respect I1 h?me \ hJS fothcr \1r. Sumucl Sellers. :J~ H'eathen · 18. ~Iter of lht II. Polynellln 28. Crazy . alPhabet · herb tatang I lmo'e ~Mr. uml Mrs. George Schneider. 36. Conalel4 tmd d!t,u_ghter Eleanor I<!ay, Mrs. e1i4b&nd -~ . eou1 ~9. Llttl• Mr. and Mrs. Char'e; Vl'oma~ .. · ll>lll'i'£ulj\'\lilrj~ 111d Mrs. M• ·· , •.tftiOil; ' ,).1! • . ' ' ~...... · · .11· '· ~ · ndo .... . ~'J .. .~1., and son, M~rK, hav~ . re~un~!tf trfO . .lll.6' refurnr.d horne af. ,I •- .,_ ·.u,.r:' I . from a weeks vaeatton 1n the Iter ~p~ndin g the wrt•kend in New I' I" I" southern states. They visile~ Mr. York N. Y. wlif>t'C th ey a!l(·nded ~ ~ ei,rry\Jll ' and Mrs. Fred S German m St the wedd ing of 11 relati ve of ~lr . i'u · tanlCer · " Pet~rsb~rg, Fla. Schneider. ~ 13. F.ourpence ,, Highlights or their trip W{'!'(! Charles R. Wolfe, who SCfrPI ! tOld l:njp · ~ Cypress Gardens, the Bok Sing· with the u. S. Arm y for lhe pa.~ t II. Mr. SIIIU~, ine: Tow~r. the; Sky Way 'I'rai: ( two years hns received his Honor· I" orTV · ~ I" from St . Petersburg to Bradd(m, able Discharge at an Armv bPISP ill ~ot dtfncult I" Fla., over ~~ mites of Ta~lpa Ba) the Panama C.mal Zone'. ll nd is :S.Slope [{2 I'" ~ I'' St. Auguslm!f, Ja~ksonville, At· now at the.> hnme of his parents ledl:qulp 1r' lanta, Ga.; Columbia, S. C. Rork Mr. and A·lrs. Raymond Wol(c. " Sl G ~l,do'~ ~ City , on Lookout Mountain in ·1\lr. and Mrs. Charles Tolliver nf Hrlhell note I'" r· I" I'" U. Squored · Cha!tanooga, T~nn and Statesville Nelwnville visit~ roc<•ntly with ~ ., N. C. Mr. and Mrs Eichlngt'r , . •IPn~ 114. Mon:h dote ~ ~ ~ $1. !lent 1. . 1- I" H. Rlvlr In · ~ ~ lilly I" I'' ~ ~7. T'ut · 88. Bellowa I" Committee~ for the year were money makin g project. It was al so D9. ·Atterllk named When the Laurel Cliff Bel· voted to purchase a gilt for Mrs. • ., IO.Too ' ter Health Club met Monday eve· Wallace Chaffin. The president DOWN nlng at the new home of Mrs. Char- requested et~ch member to bring 11. Form~ I'• lea Karr, Naylors Run Hill. suggestions for club projects in ~ ~ ~ mllltary ·'Mrs, Merlin Tracy, president, t!nvelopes to the next meeting. retotner presided at the meeting which Sunshine sisters were revealed • rJap.) ·optne_d with devotions led by Mrs. with t!le exchange of gifts ond E. J. Tracy, Mrs. Russell Leifheit new names drawn. DAIL'I! CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: was welcomed as a new member. The birth<tays of ~rs. Robert . AXYDLBAAXR Colllmittees named were Mrs. Lew. Bowen and Mrs. Russell Leifheit to LONGFELLOW la Diehl and Mrs. Orville Allen, were observed. A penny marrh Ob\ ·tetter limply tltndt for another. In thlo J&'llple A to uaad S~pplles for the Sick; Mrs. Allen was held 'for the benefit of the for the three L'l, X tor lhe two 0'1, etc. lingle l~ttert, apo.. Elclllnger, Mrs. Rebert Bowen aod Flower Fund. triW• the lel\ilh and lorm•tlon of the wo!'da art all hint& Mrs. E. J. Tracy, Ways and Means Mrs. Merlin Tracy was awarded );}~~' day tht cOde letter• are different. and PrGjet!ll. a prize in a guessing game and lllrt. Ira Wellman, Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. E. J. Tracy, Mrs. Orvilla AI· A 01)1llol- Clllllattoa Wrllbt and Mra Glen Thompson, len and Mrs. Lloyd Wright in;·the .i\URQV HRWQ PQYE RllRQV RVR In char1e of trips for club mem· Bible contest. lie!'• and also to plan the annual Preceding the meeting a po\l.uck II)I' OY:ti:RB W SIVS' II JD IIHRQDJHV ChristmaJ P!rty; Mrs. Tom Lei!· dinner w11 served to the iittm· belt, Birthday Box; Mrs. Gerald . her~ and fot'r guests: Miss Carol ~. Kelly~ Mrs. Joe Evans and Mrs. Soulsby, Mrs. Myrtle Harrison:· E. ' tfflf~7'1 C~yptoqutt<: WHO RE.\SONS WISELY IS Dana Oliver, Flowers lor tbe Slct J. Tracy and Charles Karr. NO': THEREFORE :vJsE...J>oPE. and Mrs. William Soulsby, Cards. The November meeling will he ~~ · \ ·.' '· Dllttlhttf bf ......, Ft&bLr., a,Haa• , It was voted to sell decorated held at the home or Mrs. Charles t Scotch Upe for Christmas ao a DiehL •' 1 ' 'I B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society Circles Hold Meetings For October .,':·' RUTLAND . FURNITlJ: R~ Rut!Qncl, Ohio ' . .._( '_. •' .·. -.. ~· �'. \ I, lj .. ' '. ' _S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 16, 1957 ~h Rev. Richard Wright )teld aerv· Oct. 31 with the . Orange ind dlcPO(t Sunday afternoon. (20)8usrness Services aD 0 80 Of 00f ~ OWIDg ices at the Spelman Chur<h Sun· Hemlock Grove youth and Rev Mr. and Mrs. Chat. O'Brien day evenlne. lift. Wright and La· and Mrs. DoBler 'u gueat.. · roB CGNSISTBNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Have your carpets, rugs and upapd s'on of Columbll.! spent the Nell, Mro. Earl Henry, Mrs. IJoyd The Allred Home De 111onstri· holstery <leaned by the modern ,. Williams, Mro. George Burns tnd Uon Club met at tbe borne ol week,nd with ber ~aroota, Mr. cleaning metho4 with Aera!W CLEVELAND UP-Hank Gretn hoard of directors. Greenberg U. BeverlY, Mra Heleg Barter, Mrs. Isola Taylor OCt. 10 with an at· and Mrs. ~81'11er GrUfln. Dry Foam. Quickly and econl). Mis. Charlot!~ 'van Meier and mically right In your OWI1 berg, one-time crown prince of the club's . second-largest share- Wlnllred Holland add Luana, Mrs. tendance of lB. Subject "Busl· clout for tne Detroif Tigers but nolder with an estimated 15 to ~rry Johnson, F. M. Lockett, "'" Methods" was taught by daughters ond Mrs. Neva jlootlle home. Work guaranteed. Call PHONE 398 Mr. and Mrs. Fe~is JusUo of here Mrs. Nolan. Tbe ;roup enJoyed a and dauehter called on ltfri. Paul Rutland 24023. 19 14 6te now charged with .the lliial col· 20 per cent of stock. lap•• of Cleveland's once-formid· Greenberg was plagued with atteMrn~ed dtheMservJceak. Abl d potluck lunch at noon. The Bucltley, Saturday. RATES · d'IS<Ontent 1n · t hi s CJtY · d ght · an Delaware rs. ac (}bio es vialtan 11 mee tl ng WI'II. be held on Nov. 14 QUICK SERVICE on Wateb fte. able baseball dynasty, today lac· growmg 1 pairing by Factory Trained ed a showdown to retain his po· which in 1948 se~ an all-time sea- ~uMr -:n: Mrs Waite~ Blak; Sun- on "Arts and Design" at the AI· 2 ceau JeliiWd. - lllltirlloD. lllnlmam charp 50e.-4 een.•• i)er ""'d for three OOIIIICUtift lnaertlona. watchmaker COLLINS JEWEL- sition as Tribe general manager. son attendance record or 2,600.-l I 1 Ired Grange Hall. Special - ODe molllb for 25 eenta per word. l ERS. P Jmtroy. 1 3 II Greenberg was scheduled to 000 but which hai seen a steady 1 · · 1 . Pull nt< of 2 conta per word will be charged lor advertising U "go on tri11l" before tile annual decline at the turnstiles ever M d M L s w· I Harold Henderson a~d Wilm:~ 101 pald for before the !Jib of each montb following lnsorlion. Venetian bttnds. All slid aDd · r h 1 1 d 1b · r. an rs. · · tmams wer~ Burnam were married at their IJOUSk, 5 ROOMS Erron In Adve~bould be reported Immediately. The colors. Fiberglass awnings; Ra7· meehng o t e C eve an t u 'II since. In Parkersburg Monday on btW- . newly furnished ind redecorated and LARGJ; LOT IN llllliJ Sentl::sl Will Dol be nopowlble for mOJe then one lneor glo ~" heoters; electric llaht Mr. nnd Mro. Richard. G~rla~d ne:;. and Mrs. Chuck Allensworth ' home here Oct. 12. net Insertion. POMEROf fixmre•, plastic tile for balb· I and three daughers of IllmoJB VIS· and sori were visiting relatives last The Grange will sponsor . a Card of Thanb 111d Speoial NotiCOI of Eventa $1.00. ()bltuortet roollll!. SURPRISE PARTY . 1ted Mr. and Mrs. Chlford Johnson ; Werinesday evening. Halloween party and pie soCJal Pllblisbed tt I coni per word. Small Down Paymenl ~- lotlmat" and familY Sunday everung. i MiS5 Rctha Lewis, Letart visited October 25 at, the HaiL Balance lJke Rent ( I ) NOtiCeS 1Matching davenport and chair, gas Dala Wlpptl Supply A surprise birthday party was Bob Oliver spent !he week end , with Ml'll. Katie Ba" and other rei· Harold RoaCh. ol Spencer, w. ::;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; range, Bigelow ru~. 12 x 15. All 215 Unloto Avo. given for Katie Oliver last Monday at home With his parents. He ativeolaal Thursday Va., recently viSited his sloter. r In good condition. Phone 3122. Por..oroy, Ohio evening al her home by her neigh. attending Glennville State Teach· Darla and Deany Kelley, Pom· Mrs. Alma Whltlateh a~d family. R. C. ·Gilmore 10 16 itp 113 !moe bocs. The evening was spent tn "' College. eroy Ohio spent Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. D. Wood~ Phono ~ • 1,.-..-;;;;;;;;;.;..;;.;;,;;;;....-.;.."',i playing bingo. At a late hour ,.. f M~.I andp ntMrs.theJames Bennett and wttb' Miss Opal Kelley. visited ber mother and Mr. and weekend 8 t Wav M Fr k Ch b f l\l'd PI I •·h 1 G nd 1 Electrolux Sweeper and Clarinet ·•· 8 T • 1 Your Only Authorizod freshments were served to 'Misses ami Y e :r~s-~~a~n:_..:;;::e:es~e;re~w~o~~~~·d:;;=:;~:;;:=~~~~~=. uppen • na .., oe rou Yo~":!~eC'ftlv~le~~·~:,L ll I ~orors::~~r~'~ ~61 be{gr:6:t;; Fuller BRUSH MAN Marylin aod Deann Dal'lll, Mr!. erly, Ohio, visiting relatives. Mro. SA OCT 5 James Marriner 1Mack Stews~t. Mrs. Bill Stewart, Martht Bonnell returned With T. • Mrs. Pearl Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs.• them. StarUng at 10 AM ~!!o':;lo~~ A. B. Woodrum, Marcellene Buell, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Young Is S. S. attendance on Oct 13 ' ·~ . Lunch .......ran lltOUndt Pho~ No. 121 _ Afllr S PM Mrs. Elver Fox, Mi" Lena Fox, visiting Mr. and Mrs Clarence was 3Q, the offering $7.12. Wor.. ~ · •• ' ... Donation of Goods or eontrlbul0-7·tf Mrs. John M. Roush, Mrs. Elmer Smith at Memphis, Tennessee ship services were held at 10:45 , . lions r.;,•tefully accerW at · - - - - - - - - - - - · Von Meter, Mrs. Ted Riley Sr. M~. and M~s. Samuel Blake of wlih Albert warner. lay leader ra~ ' !;:~ ii;;~~ crarm StOI'\. TupSending gifts were Mrs. Jack Baltimore, Oh10 spent Sunday w1tb and an nttendance of 21. , ..· . . .' .. . ., . See Elizabeth Lyons T2RMIT!S lltTEIIMINATID Fox, Le!Sie and IvY Sleeth. Mro. Fannie Blake. There was an attendance of . Sponsored by the ~e Barden For free Inspection phone 383-M, PARTY . Mr .. and Mrs. Roy Smith of South 32 at last Wed. eve. prayer oer· . . .o,;. u.o. Club Rooms Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. Mrs. Lloyd Fox was surprised Carolina Is spendmg a few days vices with Linnie GauL leader. "4(:,.~ ~- ~ · AII.ittliC All work guaranteed. Fully In· I last Tnursday evening by 1 host ,·•lth bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI This week's leader Is L¥•Y Gaul. 7 . . . 7r'"'7 ~.w Furniturt •ured. Vaughan's Induotrlal and of friend at her home celebrating bert Smith. Mr. Smith is serving The Chester charge MYF Haoclquolftn Por n ReslleJ,tlal Termite Control !fer- I her birthday. Bingo wss played. In the Air Force. meeting will be held llere on . . ·. ·.• " ' Samsonite Lugpge - Lane Cedar ,FOil vice. St Maryo, W.' Va. 7 2511 Refreshments were served to Mra. Mr. and Mrs. !Wbert Roberts of October 21st. ., . Cheoto - tAU Window P'mtLloyd Williams, Mrs. Herman cart· Pomeroy visited Mr. . and Mro. 1'1!• 11YF will aponsoq a Rallo· MIDDLEI>Oftt';' OHIO Frigldaire Refrigerators. ro-o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, right, Katie Oliver. Mrs. Pearl w ...::·l~te::r~B~Ia-::k:•~a:::n::d_:fa::m:':::ly..:S:a::tu::r:d::•Y:.:·.:..::W:.:•:en~p=a::rt'!..y..:•::•:..T.:.h:u:ro:d::a!~·:.:v:en:in:.;g~===t=======::;:=-=:::;=;:;;:::::::===:::;:==~ lokor Fwrnlturo, Middleport, Ohio NichGbon, Mrs. Carl Kearna, Mrs. . 4 2Q u Albert Smith, Mrs. Mack Stewart, Pauline and Oeann Darst, Lena Manley's Shoe Shop, 328 W. Sec· mUCTUUL I IIAIIIII Fox, Mrs. Elver Fox, Mrs. Mollie ond St. Pomeroy, baa not moved IFox and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. and ddes not plan moving. BIRTHDAY PARTY 10 16 3tp A ourprioe birthday party honorFURNITURE 1 od Frankie Robinson on his oev· , enth birthday, last Wednesday. 1 PUBLIC AUCTION, Saturday, Oct 1111 Tlte Brlghwst CorMI ""- 110 , _ I Those present were Susie Wa~s­ IQ at 2 p. m. at brick house on Sa· - ' ... lillddiP.JIIlrt ' !ey, Johnny Wamsley, Rose Ellen !em Street, Rutland, Ohio. Dining room suite, kitchen calr Boys sfle 12 reversible coat. Boys --=~~~~~~~~~~J I Roush, Jennifer Van Meter, Randy Van Meter, Terry Henry, Floretta !net, 2 gas beaters. rup, dresser overcoat, size 12. Cub scout uni· ' . . RADIO & TELEVISION oERVICE, You,ng, Helen Jean Young, Reva rocker, ov(l!'sfufled chair, and form, size 14. Call lli ·M. 10 16 6tfc Phone 200. Cleland Appllonce Jean Van Sickle, Dana Lewis, Ken· I tahl.,, curtains & rods, blinds, __ ___ , Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy ny BassJ Susie Duncan, Roger 1 wheelbarrow, 2 store counters. Fat hog. Inquire at Homer Haw· 2 23 tf nuncan, Milton Ray Roush, BrenOthPr arti('les too numerous to klns, Deod Man's Curve, Rutland Ida Msrr, Danny Rickard, Judith 1 mention. Roy Snowdtn, Owner · Road. 10 16 3tp - , _ - - - - - - - - - . Williams, Hury Joe Van Meter, J. 0. Dlron, Au.:tlonHr - - -~ -. CONCRETE JIUICU Porky Varian. Junle Varian. Susie ' Varian, Tootle Varian, Sharon 10 16 3tp FOR S.ALE - Apples. Pc./,iand , Ohio. Brin ~ owu containers. c. "lulld Bolltr Por LM" Smith, Betty · McGrew, Charlene E. Johnson 10 5 !mop GRUISEB Kelly, Ann Jonoson, Brian and PUBLIC SALI a David Kearns, Detner Roush Jr., ' The undcl'8ignnd will offer for - - - -- - -- - - - Charles and Jimmie Blake, Margie, I Milot Nortll tf I 11Je at public auction on Saturday Used Eleclrir r·'lvc $33.00: Colt: Linda and Jackie Ray Call. the 26th day of October, 1961, at H~alrola $20.u... , Gas Furnace . I 0.. II. U. CaH W111. o-, the residence of the late Etta conversion bureau MO.UO. Mrs. Lloyd Erwin and Mrs. Cline Wolf, deceased, located about one· Phone 6128-X. 10·7·6tfo Erwin. of South Side called on Mr. lock l•rl.,.. halt mile West ot the Raclnc·Ba· - - - -'::==;==~=~===! andRobert Mrs. John Harrison. Saturday. oban Road anrl about four miles Good living room ouit for sale. ·.: Oliver who is attending fl'om Racine In Sutton Township, Green cov'::'ring. Phone 9263. ear-.simpoo• IDturaDce AieiiQI', college at Glenville spent the week Meigs County. Ohio, beginning at · 10 2 6tfc .Wdolleport. Fl... ·A.atDIIlobll.. end with his parents, Mr. and Mra Tht NEW Madtl"400" (RIIht) 10:00 o'clock AM., the following - - - - - - - Bonds. Pbone ft!JI.X 8-20-11 Chester Ollvtr. Nowast a~d greatoot of delwxo coal circulaton, , , portonal prupcrty: Beagle rnLuit clogs lor "I• or with now "Eaoy fill - No Spill" food oloor and 2 be~ J sewing machine trade. How"'d B. Stilt, Uid419' buill-in "Drpft·O·Malic" conJrol. Largo rectangular I sola and~ chairs quilts com· I vorl Rl. I, Hobson Road. aoq& Clw Used coal magazine glvoa exlro-lor;o healing capacity. torts & blanket• 10 2 6tlf, All Makea ud Mtdell I LEGAL NOTICE 2 tablco linens , . ·. -~- • -.Hold• HIO lbo. of coal ... htots up to 6 ROLLA MAE PARSONS, rcsi<l· curtains dishes Cu1to~ Buill Kitchen. Kitchen I ing at li.F.D. I, Barboursville, w. 2 hea~rs cookln& uterull• de~Jgned for your home. Free Va., is hereby notified that James esI1matea Foremlln & · Ab boll ruga • Model 818 (Left) lamps AUTO SALES Ray Parsons has filed his petition Phone 621:4-Y. 8 6 aud many IJther llem1. H BoauJiful parcalain finish with rlcll, Cllrome 111111. ~::":"~:-":""'~----- ngainst her Cor divorce, on the Lester L. P.ouah, Ad mlnbtrat01 VOR SALE - Applea. New Holdo up to 100 lb~ of coal ••• kNpo up to 5 Ha· \ LU til Insurance grounJ ol groSI neglect of duty, of Etta Wcoll, deceased von Orchard, New Haven. Pho "' If;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ in Case No. 12,flllf! in !he Court roomo warm by direct, radiant boat. Crlt Bradford. Aucllon eer. TU-24688. of Common Plell&, Meigs Counly, 7-2 9tr 11 (10) 8, 1~. 22, 3tc ·----llAX WAIW Ohio. Said rquse will be For hear· · - - fOlt ~ALE: one Lancaster deep ing on or alter November 14, 1937. welL jet pump with prcssu 121 Cord OfThanks re H. W. & W. P. CHERRINGTON Attorneys for Plainti."f - tank and •witch. Also 81Hect We wish lo l'Xprcsa GU r apprecia- plastic plr·•· 111 " H4; o ~~~ ~~!!_'!_I.. (10) 2. 9, 16, 23, 30 (lil 6, Btc tion of the kindne&s and IIYtll- urchitcct's drawing table, 6l palhy ohown us al th c time or and tools One t)·"ewriter des . .,__ ... ... · NOTICE OP APPOINlMENT · the death ol our Iovin g wife and and one filing cabin~t, handnut de.k tiS L tiOOIMI It, , . _ f1 Admlnlotratrl• Wllh the Will ' mother, Mr1. Chari" Whetstonc. One electric table saw, one wo od Ann•••d Charles Whetstone and Camlly lathe, one 1olid oak' sideboard, • On lolodelt 523, 460, 11-roy, Oltlt htato of Edwar.t W. O'Brlon one "Whl:e" sewing rnachil1e, 10 16 ltc 400, 818, 617 and 414 O.c•••d --·-to antique. Phone Pomeroy 815-J. ~~==:;;::~-=-~;-;:==:;;::::1 1 Notice is hereby given that Dora Other model• have two or A·2e Donald E. Miller wishc1 Model 818 10 2 611' thrN pat.ntod R Blackwell 0 Brien wh08e Past Of· ' !honk everyone that sent him fluea. · odnty Downint nee .~ddresi Ia R. D. 1. Shade, I card• and letters, som e he didn't Wonted To Buy Oblo, hrla been dulY appointed 11 know, but be was glod to re11\'~URANCE AGBNCI Administratrix with the Will an· II 1 cclve !hem. He sild he didn't Plre. Aulomolllle, ,11111111 ncxed o! the Estate of Edward W. know ao man~ people thought of l,oled null Hcrcror,l £aIf. 6 r:~onl h• ACCIDINT O'Brien late of Meigs County, Ohio him. He Ia still in an iron lung od. Paul M. Shuler, Porllann , 0 . ~He. CltuaiiY.., . _ deceased. but hopet to be moved to Day· Pnone 459. to 14 3tp ton soon. leal Eatatt Broker bc~a\~~7~hla 27th day ol ScplOJn Hll porenls, llr. and ~ra. !141 ~or Rent In MIDDLII'OIUT OHID John C. Bacon Lewis Miller, Ra cine. Ohio Mtdell23 (Left) m6-M PHON 6111 Judge of the Probate Court R. D. 2. J room house. Gas, electricity, hot County, Ohio Blued otoil hoator with pop10 16 ltc water, bath. Wilbur Logun, Nayular oquare cabinet dt~gnl • lora !tun, Pomeroy. 10 16 Sc (211 We wl1h to expre•• our sincere Holdo 100 lba. cool • , , Real Estate - - St.. thank• to friends and nel11hbors hooh 3 to 5 roo"" by dlrtct _ __ Garage for rent on M:ecllanic lor tlndne" and oympathy radiation. ncar Mulberry Ave. Call Ill ·It COJotl'I.ETJ: Jnouroaco l'r<llecllon, abowo at the death of our rather 10 16 3tc !Jit, Autr,, Fire, Polio: call Dor lAd hutband. Abner Price. Hl!!art -----li1tl~ Khldle;.n1, Ohio. felt appreciation to Rev. John ----Sltcpina ..uoms. Private ba Elwood. th. li 10 16 ltc l..adies only. Mrs. Zana Baxt cr. 1:16 Mulberry Avo. 10 I~ 3tp 14) Announce ments 3·------·---· room hou1e. Gas, elortrlcity, hot Ham Shoot, Racine l'la nlng Mill, water, bath. Wilbur Logan, Nay· lora !tun, Pomeroy. 10 14 3tp Sundty October 20th. 10 12 6tc . •• .. .. '· ,. . - -- u· k0 p F p . Made I . By lndiarus· Shakeup Is· Predt.cted WANT ADS : ·,_~lly Sentinel, Pomero~Mi~leport, o., oct. 16, 1957-7 Amateur Gardeners Meeting Held · day EVen!ng ' At StraUSS ·HOme Sanborn The lour Circles of the B. H. TUeS Mlalionat'y Society of lhe •••I :.r · · ' FOR -SALE I cI' fton AlfRED ; --- ·-- --· --- '/A 'a' Z'll THE ·w . sttoe··· B .· ·oX· I WE BUY BAKER OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~ 1 HUNDREDS OF FURNITURE DURING OUR FABULOUS I FALL HARVEST SALE I WE GOT 'EM • • ·YOU'LL WANT 'EM! The New awe• co. WARm monn1nc COAL HEATERS p_,., 8Models To Choose From, Bot~ Circulators and Radiantll I · I I Legal Notice cui METROPOLITAN I I i ~ $ Only •• 119 95 ( 111 ~' "4410"t~ $t72 50 OniJ.t ' - ----- I,_==;;;;;;;;;.===, -- ------C8b1 .A.uto~ervi ces R. H. RAWI.INGS SONS -co. - 24 - BUY NOW! -- ------·- ~--- -- ~-- I, 2 and 3 bedrooms, larae stock. muSI ~01 Bring your d.. s1res and your problems, move in tomorrow. Try ua. we're deaL ina on the very lowest possible terms. New and used. - . McDani'els Fa.,..U·y I RetUrnS w·JtI' Jacket Gri'dder DAILY SYRACUSE Vroman's Return IFrom Vacation In The South Pt; · slou. r., ' · . . fff r' ,,1. E~ Laurel Cliff Better Health- ·-- -- - -·Club Committees Are Named f/2 ~= :AUNT FRITZI -CAN I HAVI:. THIS LFTL.E . BOTTLE TO PLAY WITH~ NOT UNTIL. IT'S EMPTY-· THERE'S STIL.L ONE ASPIRIN IN IT •.c.ii/ r Ten wldtht, hut• ttltctlan Free delivery, quick, open 7 cia yo. WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SAUS U. S. 23 South WAVERLY, OHIO CHEVROLET Air 4 dr. Sedan. Plenty Fully equrppod. Model 617 (RIIht) A fovorito for yean, thla radlont htotor Is now fur• Jher Improved! Hold1 60 lb~ of cool ... hoato 2 Ia 4 rooms. Model 617 $72 9S ,Only •• '11JU ~I.AS1al 1!11'!0 ! 1 CAN'T MAKEU~MY MIND IF,l'U. ~OOT,STA8 OR POISON '1llU! t•· ' --- - ,. . SAVE UOO to UOOO rhn•e ro<un house on Rt I 24. Syrnrusp. Contaot S. R. Hcnd r:x Syracuse 10·10·6tp -- - =~~$9250 TR·AILERS hour Wrecker Serv Icc. Da) Phone m 1. Nigh t Phone ( 17) Help Wanted 8llllo.lC. D<,DGE · PL YMOlml DEALE~S Uti FEMALE: i:xperlonccd beauticl an full or part time. Steady wo rk ; fQI F~-o-r $40 woekl)l plus commiSil 00. Pnonc Gallipolis 1300. Rahblt dog lor sale. Sara h Tlorbion, IOU !farrllonv.ll.le, Ohio. 10 14 6tp Clerk full. limo. Wr --- FEllAtE: Box 668.C. c-o Sentinel, Pomer J'lt Hat. Hom7r'li;,.ik'Ins. De11d Ohio. 10 15 llaa't Curve. Rutland Rood. --· 10 13 3tp Farnishcd •portment for !COt. ullR only Contact: Mro. 0 'l'lnl reQbtored Holstein bull calves Montgomo,.,, Racine, Ohio. tiom h!K.b producln g dams. 10 %6 Burke breeding. N. G. Rose, MlnenvUio, Ohio. Pho ne Q~2·M. Kitchen help. Mut\ be e•pcrle DC· to 15 3tp cd 111 cooklnl and baking. ApZ wheel ttaUor-10 ton. Good con· ply In pertom Homo Restaura nt, Middleport. Phone 6034-X . .. , 'dltlon, "'-00. Elmer Bailey, Rt 10 14 6te ..,, Weot of !larwln. 10 13 3tp 'frailer oP•oe. Hearl of Mldd leo Polq11e I'Upplcl. ~r •• Wood· port. Gel. loeated before mud dy 'lOw Coli, 732 Syt amorc St .. ground hnrta yo~. Phone 9263. lllddleporl, 0. 10·8·12tc Edior Reynoldl, lleynold'a Dalry ; l- Inter- Store, Mlddlepol'l, ObiG. So=-=-;.- The Very Best In Used Cars • =--- ••••••1•• $2 99·.oo 2 I Rummage Auc.flon I PAN UTI Tl1e hostess was assisted by her uaughter, Freddie , in serving a salad ·course to thirteen mem~rs. Arrangements of dahlia~ and ehrysanthomums were u.•cd throughout the home. Mrs. Frances ~arhs, ctuirman of the Dorcas Ctrcle, presided when they mf!t Tuc~ay at ,tht' home. of Mrs. B. F. ~armalce. rh e dcvo~1onal serv1ce mcluded. an opemn~ prayer by. MrR. Bear~~s ::.nd Mr~ .. Riymor.d ?nmm was ~he de· ~o~l~nal !ca~e.~.; Her topiCd w~s ~· 1 ~m~ ~ al.,;r~ d an~h ~he~~~ t t e 0 68 r !11, an ,'L. ~r wt:rt u~~ 1 \'erses red atmgr1to· 1 1vmg Sh "A Greaa"'"rs t H·ar-. e rea an a ac e vest" and Mrs. J . :M. Archer closed 1he service with a prayer. , Mrs. T. F. Hawkins dedacated the Love Gift otrering and it was reported that they had completed th eir White Cross quota. .. Mrs. Charles Bennett read The Wealth J Po.ssess" : 11d Mrs. T. F. . Hawkins rea d "My Son" for the short program. It was ~nnouneed that the Novrmber mectmg would be ut lhe home of Mrs. A. R. Put· len. Mrs, Charles Benuell _closed thr mecllng With prayer. 'fhe hostess served a dessert course to the members. , The An~ateur Gardeners Cluh the meeting. They included-a first First Baptist ~Church have held met Tuesday evening at the home in lhc di~trirt for thtir yearbGok their Octo~r meetings this w~ek . I '. or Mrs ,. A. J, Strauss with Mn. and a tie for third place ror Monday mght the Priscilla C1rclc Norman Humphreys vlce·presi- their scrapbook. met at the home of Mrs. Manning dent, pfasidhlg In the 8bsence or Mrs. Rtynnlds, chairman o( the Kloes with Mn. t,taymond Lievi.ng, • Mrs. • Robl!rt Helbr.l. presidenl Cook Book PI'Oject of the club. chair~an, pres~ding . The opemng ••• Mrs. Humphreys distribult'd lh!' announc('d that the re\·ised edi· d~votwnal scrvtce was Jed by .Mr ~. l 19~7·38 yearbqoka wbkh wrn• Uon or the Amateur Gardeners R1chard 0\ven ond the evcmng s prepared by hl'r program ~flm- ·cook Book Was in the hands of pngram" waR presented by Mrs. • '"i~t~c: Mrs. F.nrl Kni~ht. MI'S the . publishers ~nd would be 1Owen, ~1rs. Henry Null and Mrs. I ~trauss, Mrs. 'CIC'nn J.ambcrt u'n1! a.v~ulubl£1 soon for sale John Fulu. lfu. Rejbcl. Mrs. E. M. Blake contribute!! Plans were made to hove a pot· I Roll till responses werf' the traveling prize whjch wa!l luck supper at the home or the "BaekVond Materials" and the won by Mr1 Theiss and Mrs. Prco· lev. and Mrs. Claremont E. Hoyt · In November · During the business . program tGpic was "The ~·undo - Ion, . won II1c door pnzc meoting the Circle voted to send I he hostesst:.'i emph.aA17.ed .11. a birthday gift to their Home mis,. ·men\IL-. or Arran~ements''. 11Mra. Bruce LIG)'d read a paper De- H.allowec~ and harves.t theme. sionary and a Christmas ift to den in Arr.aogt!ments'' and Mr.~. Laghted Jack·o-lanterns lit the en- their Foreign Missionary g •' '$frausa read two papers prepar :ranee to the Strouss home and Mr~. Kloes served ~ dessert ed by )frs. Robert Coah: ''Me- JBCk~-lanterns also were u.sed on tOllrst to Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Lieving, chanieH of Arranaemenh" anrl lhe dm;ng ~oom buffet wh1eh wu 'ltlrs. Null, Mrs. F'ulz, Mrs. Gera ld ~~conditioning and Selecting ol centered with un arrajlgement of Anthony 11 .. 9 Owen Bratton Mrs Matl'!ri~ht" bronze chrysanthemums. The re- Nola Fe~ Mi~s Rhoda Hall' Mi~ I t Mrs. £. o. Rail waR lnslaiUng rreshment table ~hich was cov- Jacquelin~ and Miss Freddie 'Houd' -"''ftieer for the new slate of oW- tred with a hon.t~r R ~en etoth, ashelt. .~~8 ~nd .~onducJ~d the ceremony was .ccnt~red Wi~h. w1~kcr corn· Tuesday evening the Lovejoy whleh stiessed t~e 'hormony of ucopJas filled With chrysanthe· Circle met at the home of their l~e -tluo (lnelli)>erthlp as the new mums, fmt and vegetobles. chairman, Mrs. L. D. Diles. who olllters placed while 11ladlolus 01·onge and bhick candles ll11ht waa In charge of the meeting. Mrs. and ~ed ehryJalltbemums ·in an ed the table anc..l Cavors wert' Horner Hysell was the devotional ~· ~~nt in • ,w.hile c(jntain· ~ini~:ture wicker cornucopirl~ leader on the topic "Streams of er wh cb signified t~e hormony of hUed wl.lh nuto. Open face sand· Living Waler" and during the I the t111ii. 'l'l>e· new orllcers arw. wiehes, assorted cookies, aolad. buslneso meeting 111rs. Alton Har· presldMI, Mls .. Reibel; vice-pre~ . lea and coffee were served to rison gave a report on their White tit _ !llr.•· Hurpphreys: sec., Mrs. Lam· the memberj by the hOftfBie! Cross quo!! which has been com· llort; treas., Mr.. L. E. Reynolds; "!ho were assls!M by Sandn pleted. Mrs. 'Milton llood, presl· 1 Executive oflloer, Mrs. Lloyd. Humphreys, a m•mber of l~e dent of the SoCiety, urged attend· · It was announced that Mn. Junior Garden Club spomofed hr ! ance at the Regional conference l•mes S. Tituo, Rutland, wou!U the Amateur Gardeners Club. of the Uniled Couqcil or Church be In · eharge of a woh•hop at Women In Pomeroy, Thursday. t~o Nqvembfl' meellng wilh the TIDDY tS IIAOV Mra Dllea aerved a dessert H . pllce to he announced latu. CHICAGO UP - Quarterback course to Mrs Hood Mrs Hrsell arion Whotlateh, Yellow Jacket • She will demonstrate and lecture Ted Marchibroda signed •• ' Mrs. Allen H~gheo, •Mrs .. Harold I halfback, who returned to clas"'s on "Contemporary Arrangements" free agent early last monlh, ha. Chase Mrs. Earl Buoycr Mrs. here, Monday, did not come alone to reside With relatives as previ· Three new mem bc-rs who were been put Go the active player James' sou dcrs, M~s. M'l1 ton· Hood, ously indicated H'18 Is .M weleomed to the club were Mrs. list by the Chicago Cardinal!. llrs. Alton Harr:~on, Mrs. Ray· . · paren • r. Gerald Preston, Mrs. Pout Theis; Marchlbroda completed 12 TD molld.Lu·man and Mrs. Edward De· and ~rs. Hobert McDaniel and and' Mrs. Harold Eppley. The paSBes lost year wM!e wllh lh• mosky. Harlan s twin broth~r, Harvey, reawa•ds which were given to the Pittsburgh Steelers, who named Mrs. Harry Houdashelt enter· ~;.~~d to re•ide 10 Mlddlepoot tlub at the Rcgi011a1 Conference him their No. 1 drdrt choice in talned the EJecta Circle Tuesday Middleport High School Princl· In September were displayed at IQ!3. evening an~ ,Mrs. I~a Turner. was pal, Earl Knight, said that had leader of the openJIIg devotwnal Whitlatch returned without his scrv1ce. Mrs. Cecil .Bradbury re· Camily he would have been !nell· C~OSSWORD ported on their ChriStmas Frtend· gible for athletics at Middleport. ACROSS ! . Burden. 20. Man'a lines. project and a report was He enrolled in the 351)().pupil •tu· l. Booty aome nick. giVen on tbe1r Wh1te Cross quoh. dent body at Phoer1ix, Ariz., and '4lanc) possesname The program was presented b~ stayed three days. "Boy, I had a 5. Stallc otlon 21. Fortify Mrs. David Darst Jr. and Mrs. Chf- time findin~ my way around," t. Slate 3. River ~~.Two. .~ord Hayes wb~ gave a playlel, Whitlatch told old friends here. f Bru:.) lfllami wheeled Open My Eyes · It "."as announcThe McDaniels family is resid· tO•.W.jJlto\v 4. F.tle-1 car. td that !he next meetmg would be 1 ing on Gront-st . (li~!C'I 0. iN rtage held at th( home of Mrs. t. !, 1 ' 12. Laves out 6. River 24. LlvP!y Hughes. Mrs. C. E. Hoyt gave the JS.Rclailve !Afr. ~ l ~llua.) / closing prayer. U. Squirrel 7. Reference 2~. An. rdcld . books noyo Yntfr4ar•• bn•er I Mr. John Sel.lers. who is employ :10. More U. Entreaty 8. Foray 27. Tille cd on the Oh10 m·er was callcrt 16. Anger 9. li"ish of , 1nrrequf!~1t 33.Monab.v the illne"' and death or H. Suitable tJ. Wither respect I1 h?me \ hJS fothcr \1r. Sumucl Sellers. :J~ H'eathen · 18. ~Iter of lht II. Polynellln 28. Crazy . alPhabet · herb tatang I lmo'e ~Mr. uml Mrs. George Schneider. 36. Conalel4 tmd d!t,u_ghter Eleanor I<!ay, Mrs. e1i4b&nd -~ . eou1 ~9. Llttl• Mr. and Mrs. Char'e; Vl'oma~ .. · ll>lll'i'£ulj\'\lilrj~ 111d Mrs. M• ·· , •.tftiOil; ' ,).1! • . ' ' ~...... · · .11· '· ~ · ndo .... . ~'J .. .~1., and son, M~rK, hav~ . re~un~!tf trfO . .lll.6' refurnr.d horne af. ,I •- .,_ ·.u,.r:' I . from a weeks vaeatton 1n the Iter ~p~ndin g the wrt•kend in New I' I" I" southern states. They visile~ Mr. York N. Y. wlif>t'C th ey a!l(·nded ~ ~ ei,rry\Jll ' and Mrs. Fred S German m St the wedd ing of 11 relati ve of ~lr . i'u · tanlCer · " Pet~rsb~rg, Fla. Schneider. ~ 13. F.ourpence ,, Highlights or their trip W{'!'(! Charles R. Wolfe, who SCfrPI ! tOld l:njp · ~ Cypress Gardens, the Bok Sing· with the u. S. Arm y for lhe pa.~ t II. Mr. SIIIU~, ine: Tow~r. the; Sky Way 'I'rai: ( two years hns received his Honor· I" orTV · ~ I" from St . Petersburg to Bradd(m, able Discharge at an Armv bPISP ill ~ot dtfncult I" Fla., over ~~ mites of Ta~lpa Ba) the Panama C.mal Zone'. ll nd is :S.Slope [{2 I'" ~ I'' St. Auguslm!f, Ja~ksonville, At· now at the.> hnme of his parents ledl:qulp 1r' lanta, Ga.; Columbia, S. C. Rork Mr. and A·lrs. Raymond Wol(c. " Sl G ~l,do'~ ~ City , on Lookout Mountain in ·1\lr. and Mrs. Charles Tolliver nf Hrlhell note I'" r· I" I'" U. Squored · Cha!tanooga, T~nn and Statesville Nelwnville visit~ roc<•ntly with ~ ., N. C. Mr. and Mrs Eichlngt'r , . •IPn~ 114. Mon:h dote ~ ~ ~ $1. !lent 1. . 1- I" H. Rlvlr In · ~ ~ lilly I" I'' ~ ~7. T'ut · 88. Bellowa I" Committee~ for the year were money makin g project. It was al so D9. ·Atterllk named When the Laurel Cliff Bel· voted to purchase a gilt for Mrs. • ., IO.Too ' ter Health Club met Monday eve· Wallace Chaffin. The president DOWN nlng at the new home of Mrs. Char- requested et~ch member to bring 11. Form~ I'• lea Karr, Naylors Run Hill. suggestions for club projects in ~ ~ ~ mllltary ·'Mrs, Merlin Tracy, president, t!nvelopes to the next meeting. retotner presided at the meeting which Sunshine sisters were revealed • rJap.) ·optne_d with devotions led by Mrs. with t!le exchange of gifts ond E. J. Tracy, Mrs. Russell Leifheit new names drawn. DAIL'I! CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: was welcomed as a new member. The birth<tays of ~rs. Robert . AXYDLBAAXR Colllmittees named were Mrs. Lew. Bowen and Mrs. Russell Leifheit to LONGFELLOW la Diehl and Mrs. Orville Allen, were observed. A penny marrh Ob\ ·tetter limply tltndt for another. In thlo J&'llple A to uaad S~pplles for the Sick; Mrs. Allen was held 'for the benefit of the for the three L'l, X tor lhe two 0'1, etc. lingle l~ttert, apo.. Elclllnger, Mrs. Rebert Bowen aod Flower Fund. triW• the lel\ilh and lorm•tlon of the wo!'da art all hint& Mrs. E. J. Tracy, Ways and Means Mrs. Merlin Tracy was awarded );}~~' day tht cOde letter• are different. and PrGjet!ll. a prize in a guessing game and lllrt. Ira Wellman, Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. E. J. Tracy, Mrs. Orvilla AI· A 01)1llol- Clllllattoa Wrllbt and Mra Glen Thompson, len and Mrs. Lloyd Wright in;·the .i\URQV HRWQ PQYE RllRQV RVR In char1e of trips for club mem· Bible contest. lie!'• and also to plan the annual Preceding the meeting a po\l.uck II)I' OY:ti:RB W SIVS' II JD IIHRQDJHV ChristmaJ P!rty; Mrs. Tom Lei!· dinner w11 served to the iittm· belt, Birthday Box; Mrs. Gerald . her~ and fot'r guests: Miss Carol ~. Kelly~ Mrs. Joe Evans and Mrs. Soulsby, Mrs. Myrtle Harrison:· E. ' tfflf~7'1 C~yptoqutt<: WHO RE.\SONS WISELY IS Dana Oliver, Flowers lor tbe Slct J. Tracy and Charles Karr. NO': THEREFORE :vJsE...J>oPE. and Mrs. William Soulsby, Cards. The November meeling will he ~~ · \ ·.' '· Dllttlhttf bf ......, Ft&bLr., a,Haa• , It was voted to sell decorated held at the home or Mrs. Charles t Scotch Upe for Christmas ao a DiehL •' 1 ' 'I B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society Circles Hold Meetings For October .,':·' RUTLAND . FURNITlJ: R~ Rut!Qncl, Ohio ' . .._( '_. •' .·. -.. ~· �'' ~ Weather·--, Servicemen Middleport, 0., Oct. 16, 1957 OOOBER CELEBRATION BARGAIN DAYS .llr •nd Mrs Delber Becke< and family llere visitors In Clarkoburg W Va, Sunday, ' Mrs Robert Reibel, Leadmg Creek Road, left Tuesday for Chll· Ucothe where she Will spend two weeks w1th Mr and Mrs W!lllam Kitchen (Jan• Young) and their new daughter, Debra Jo Mrs K1t· I chen and he baby were brought home from the ChilliCothe Hospital Tuesday and wa5 ass1gncd to the Durable, snug f1ttmg, fl<ec· Mrs Mmn1e Erlewme IS re<:U· peratmg slowly afktr bemg all w1th an attack of flu Mr and Mrs James Cheadle spent Sunday With her parents, Mr and Mrs Rachae EJhs, Che5hare. Mrs Wmme Mayer, Grove Caty, spent the post week With Mrs Stella Walburn and returned home Fnday with her daughter ln·iaw Mrs John Mayer, and children Chen and John Jay, who had been visiting her parents Represent•· tlve and Mrs George Mmnhart, Cor a week Mrs Chrtmd Stumbo IS all at her home on Stxth Avenue Mr and Mrs Fran Reichert left today for a ghort vacatton trtp Mr and Mrs Anson Jackson have moved from Columbus to Rut· land Mrs Jackson entered Meigs General Hosp1tal lor surgery tQ day Trammg Center at BambrJdge, Md, whrre he took h1s bas•r trainmg spent ten da) s of his leave here w1th hu Sbler Mrs Enrl Watkms and left Nondav for Toledo "here hP. w1JI spend the remamder of hiS leave w1th hiS father Harry Padgett and 8J5lers, Mrs Dorothy Whitt, Mrs Nancy Wh1tt and M1ss Pnscllla Padgett He •1ll go from there to New I ondon, Conn where he Will tak1 suh nm 1ne trammg Middleport SO<'iety ~frs II L Duuham accompanied her husband to Avon Lake, Ohio where he IS employed Sunday after grey with knit cuf!s and neckband Nylon rcm(orced at pmnts of wear Sizes 36 tu 46 2 for $2.50 Sale $2.49 Men's $2.49 Men's Hanes SUEDE FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS WINTER WEIGHT Full•cut - l<mg wcarmg un- shift& 10 plaid patterns Full Ion su1ts Snu2 lattmg neck· cut Convertible collars - band Small, mcdtum, large and ex.. length or short sleeve, ankle flannel Long siee>e, ankle lrn!llh style 'S11es 36 to 46. tra large s1zeS' $2.69 Sale $2.00 Men's Crease resistant fm1sh Lux· urtously blended rayon and HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP acetate Styled for wear 29 to M wa1st measure SALE WESTERN JEANS 2 Reg $1.00 Men's Shaving Sets . 89c '13 Reg. $1.29 Men's Shaving Sets . 99c 11 lor!Zed coltons and rayons A Heavy plashc shoe bags in 3 Reg. $1.50 Men's Shaving Sets u.oo colors Small, mediUm, large lqw or green with 12 poe· 2 Reg, $1.79 Men's Shaving Sets ..• $1.00 and extra large Blzeo kets I Reg $2.85 Men's Shaving Set . $1.50 3 Reg. $3.00 Men's Shaving Sets Sale $2.49 $1.50 ., , kers, cookies, pQtato ch1ps, 6 to 16 2 Reg. $2.25 Women's Gift Sets $1.00 4 Reg. $2.50 Women's Gift Sets $1.25 6 Reg. $3.00 Women's Gift Sets $1.50 Sale $1.38 3 Reg. $4.00 Women's Gift Sets $2.00 1 Jtcg. $4.50 Women's Gift Set $2.25 I Reg. $6.00 Women's Gift Set $3.00 1 Reg. $6.50 Women's Gift Set . $3.00 l Reg. $6.75 Women's Gift Set . . $3.00 4 Reg. $7.50 Women's Gift Sets $3 00 l Reg. $10.00 Women's Gift Set $5.00 Catmon ANKLETS DELAWARE BLANKETS }'lne quality Ingrain Cotton loe Long wearing Sue• -7 to 10\1 4 pairs In a package I Double bed size 75% cotton, 20% rayon 5% wool Bound w1th acetate satu1 Ch01ce of pink, red, blue or green plaid 72 by 84 mehes 4 pain $1.00 $4.89 a pair Penn Craft Contour PLASTIC DRAPES BATH MAT SETS 'I Beau? Husband? Executive? · 3 pieces mat, rug and i1d c.. ver. La lex back - Made with Heavy gauge viii) I Beaut!IUI ,.lectl on of solid colors And florala - In wh1tc and col· ors Each strip 27 by 87 inches. Bltllllln Ony1 Dt!A Stl IIIOI·Gl us... the best tuftln~ yarns svall· able Chmce of 8 sparkllnil colora. $1.95 a set $1.00 a pair BIB OVERAllS 10 oe sanforlzed blue denim nuts or popcorn Yellow or red. overalls Graduated for per· feet fit S1zes 36 to 50. $2.49 $3.69 ' . ' 69~ Reg. Can.non Bath Towels . : • Beauh·fluff fmish Super absorbency .Color• fyt for I lastmg beauty Strtped pattern in aquamarine, ' circus pmk, smoke pearl, bronze green and turquoise. ' 20 by 40 lnches I: 2 for $1.00 Women's Ready To Wear lloys Men's "Big Ylllk" Blue Magic 1 Reg. $1.95 Women's Fitted Cosmetic Travel Kits $1.00 9 Reg. $2.95 Women's Fitted Cosmetic Travel Kits $1.50 Stzes 6 to 18 88c .. $1.50 remforced Authentic western styllllg Z1pper fly Sizes body, Fully lined collar In 01 out latl - y\1. Wide vor1ety of patterns and ' Keeps loods fresh For cruc Sanforized, fast color plaids and slrtpes Generously cul quilted . 99e 6 Reg. $1.00 Women's Fitted Cosmetic Travel Kits 69c Suede Flannel Shirts weight 17 Reg. $1.38 Men's Shaving Sets 1 '\Lus~ro" 82 reg. $5.95 Women's Dresses Sale $4.00 207 reg. $3.95 Women's Dresses Sale $3.00 33 reg. $8.95 Women's Dresses Sale $5.00 14 reg. $10.00 Women's Dresses Sale $6.00 11 reg. $13.95 Women's Dresses Sale $6.00 Regular $2.95 34 Women's Orion Shrags Sale $1.50 42 reg. $2.95 Women's Blouses Sale $1.50 32 reg. $3.95 Women's Blouses Sale $2.00 44 reg. 1.69 & 1.95 Girls Blouses Sale $1.00 . Multiple Wire WAXED PAPER SKIRT RACKS and PAPER TOWEL DISPENSERS 5 tier skirt racks with 10 Unbreallable plastiC dlsperu;. ers Red and white and yel· low and white chps 49c $2.49 Reg. n.&B to fU5 Reg. 50e WOMENS GOWNS Women's Extra Large PRINT HANDKERCHIEFS . White and dark oackgrounds. Some wltb hand rolled hems. BaUate and cottoll cnpe aowns. Short and fuU Ienalh • Sizes 34 to iG. Plllk, blue, mint and l!lllze. Sale 39c Sale $1.50 J . DAY SALE KROEHLER liVlNG ROOM SUITES I ,I Wee Ivy Women's Colton 0 • • • • • ' TROUSERS Another shipment of wo· men '• cotton broadcloth blouses, Mn n y styles to choose from Sizes 32 to 30. Polished cotton Ivy Lea· gue style trousm Beige or black in stzes 3 to 12. $1.00 $2.95 Chair Throws Mill •• bl.,. 'em, bul alwayo a problem al 1111 time I Here art unueualg1fta that any mnn will appreciate and u•avery day Stnk1n1 ony• marble and Jet eryltel bai!IU Ill a var10ty of al.apea and i!ZOI • , all w11h the world· famo111 pen thai fill• olean and wnl• llawlelllly. Selot:l lllteifl lodoyl ' Rtchly textured cotton fabric blended wtlh Dacron Ma· chine washable. Fringed an around. 60 by 72 mches. 1. Colors: green, brown, grey, gold, rose. ,,,, . .,. .,COLLINS JEWELRY Your Confldeuee Is Juatlf!M I POMEROY ' Qreakfast Sets 5 and 1 pc. Chtome Breakfast Sets - Wrought Iron Breakfast Sets and Bronze ftmsh Breakfast Sets - Nll!o tlonally known makes. 1 Reg. $129.00 5 pt. Bronze Breakfut Set Sale UOS.OO ! Reg. $189.00 7 pt. <;brome Breakf~~~; Seta Salle $153.00 1 Reg. $119.00 5 pe. Chrome Breakfut Set Sale ltlf.OO Rog. $99.00 7 pt. Chrome Breakfui Set • Sale ,fll.IIO 1 Rec. 1 Rec. 2 Reg. $29J.OO 2 pc. Uvlng Room Suites Sale '$257 .00 Fringed Cling·Fit ••• 2 Ptece Suttes and Secti~al Suttes - All are Kroehler Quality 't 13 Reg. $319.00 2 pe. Li\'lng Room Suites Sale $266.00 In grey, green, gold, beige, rose and brown 3 Reg. $189.00 2 pe. Living Room Suites Sale U51.00 Wtlh ottoman Brown, grey, green 1 Reg. $179.00 2 pt. Living Room Suite Sale $133.00 l Reg. $259.00 2 pe. Living Room Suite Sale $212.00 Grey 4 Reg. $269.00 2 pe. Living Room Suites Sale U9t.Ot Green, beige and brown. 00 2 Ll 1 R S 1'- S 1 ••33 00 3 Reg. •279 • · pe. v ng oom 0 ... 1 8 • • Dark grey or beige. 2 Reg. $219.00 2 pe. Living Room Suites Sale U77.00 ~~- NEW! SHEAFFER'S~WHITE DOT SNORKELt PEN DESK SET • BLOUSES $3.98 Brown and' betge. 1 Reg. $379.00 3 pc. SeetiODal Lhug Room Suite Brown Sale $311.00 3 Reg. $348.00 3 ~.sectional Llvlllg Room Suites Rose, aqua.. and beige. S11le $288.00 3 Reg. $397.00 2 pt. Seellonal Uvlng Room Soltes Black 1 beige and charcoal Sale $333.00 Traffic Violation Charged Against Injured Motoril!!t PLASTIC SHOE BAGS Frutt or the Loom"- san• , dcnnn Triple stitched and BOYS $1.69 Regular $l.H SPORT SHIRTS .. 69c 6 Reg $1.19 Men's Shaving Sets ' $2.95 ,. ':t·OO 5""· Wro,•bt Irun Breakfu& Set Site' f78 r..., f9 .505 pt. Bronze Drop Leaf BrellkfutSet ~~ 1 Reg. $89.00 5 pt. Chrome Brealtfut Set Sale 2 Re1. 89.00 5 pe. Wropght Irun Breqfut Seta ~-·-· ··• • 1 Reg. U09.00 7 pe. Chrome Brealtfat Set 1 Reg. $15t 5 ~·Wrought lrOD BreU/tilt Set 2 Reg. $138.00 5 pt. Brollie Breakf. . $,f,Sale ,u~.u• llef. '13t.Ot 5 pe. Cllfome Bre&Ullt Sel sate ,utl.lllll 1 Reg, $128 7 pe. Wrougbtlron Breakflit Set 1 Reg. U19.00 7 pt. Chrome Brelilfaat Set ~~--~----~~~ more th~n ~0 hve~ m the past few days, wtth about one·thtrd of the vtcbms chtldren m lllinots and Pennsylvama schoo for the mentally retarded The latest trag1c flu outbreak k11led f1ve youths at the Dtx· Ill, Ill., Slate School for the Mentally Retarded It followed o• the heel! of a lethal outbreak ·---which k1lled SIX children at the Fennhurst State 1ralntng School near Phdadelph1a Tuesday HJlalth officials In Washington expr"!!"'d concern over the UP' swing of deaths from Ai!an Flu fnd alhed a1lments, and the U s PubUe Health Serv.ce acted to bring Its reports Jlf flu outbreaks up to date Pohce Ch1ef Frank Hudson said A Umted Press survrv 51 noe today that David W Humphreys, Monday showed a least 31 deaths 65, of JeU1co, Tennesaee, who was blamed on flu and resulting cnm· mlured - Tuesday In a truck car pllcalldns, eight of them 10 Pen co llsion' at the intersection of Rts nsylvama, ftve tn Illinots, four 10 ~3 and 7 wJII be charged with Michigan, three caeh m Indiana "fatlure to observe a stop s1gn" , ,nd New Jersey, and twn each 10 as soon as he 1s released from the Ohio. Utah, WISconsin sud New Mel'S Genent Hospital York State Humphreys '"ffcred a fraclured Epldtmlc Hlta· School knee 10 the collision and h1s w1fe, AI D1xon, Ill , Stale Welfare Faye, 55, suffered from shock Director Otto L Betta~ 10 vealed cuts and brmses Miles E Cain Wednesday night th•t a suspected Athens, drlv<r of the truck escap nu eptdemac at the school ror men 1 ed unscathed in the acctdent1 ally retarded chtlren ha. stmk Hudson sa11 toda) tha< evidence en 1,183 of the 4,683 111 ,.,\., and md1cated that Humphreys fa~led to 70 of Its 050 employes observe the stop SIGn at the 1nter Bettag s01d the epldem1r broke section out Sept 30, and all ftvt: deaths were due t~ pneumoma brGught on by the flu The first v~etlm died Oct ~ an4 the latest Wednuday Th~ lnc14ent of re,plratory Illnesses ehmbcd across •he n"'· tlon, w1th many states reporting case loads · In the thousands. Children and young adult• a,. peared to be the chief flu victims The South Bethel EUB Church The disease made heav) mroads of Silver Rldge will observe Men's ' olt c11llege campuses, forrmg can· dtllatlon of 1 number of w•ek Ill! Day, Sunday, Oct 20, at 9 30 a m tootballpmes Among !II• gUoeJ durmg the Sunday School hour ' ~!!$Ill..<!~!!.~) by the n~ wa! Shl>' Rev F; T Bra11scomb, pastor, ' ~ Sfl~ "Mtllen Col< will delili!Y the medaae el lh• lege vs Weatern Reser•• In Pe~· worship sefliu:~. at 8.!10 P' m. Sun nsylvama ftay eveQing ';the men of the cornFlu also downed the previously mun1ty are espemlly mvlted to unbe!!ten Drake Umverslty team attend both c:erv ces forcing clncellahon of Its tilt With The Sunda) School wtth Norman Colorado State UniverSity The Bahr, Supt " '" lhe m•dst of a Colorado Aggtes appealed lor an Red and Blue Contest, With Faye alternate opponenl Watson. and Darlene Bahr as cap Footbtll Gamos Concollocl ta1ns 1he Red Side now IS leading IllinoiS Wesleyan cancelled Its with 5tl points and the Blue Side same With \Yeaton and Kentucky has 42 PriZes are bemg g1ven Slate stepped ,. to fill tho gap. to those brlngmg the most people Other games caneelled Included to Sunday School the BoWdOin • Williams College A W!Oner roast, sponsored by game m New England hnd the the Sunday School, Will be held for all those attendmg Sunday Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute School at the clo of th t t game against Union College 1n ' se e c~n es New York. Also m New York, a Colgate UniverSity student died after com· In& down with a flu.hke Illness AI Iowa State, about 300 students were s•r~ekcn and an emergen~y ward was set up m a women's Entnes m the Common Pleat dormitory An outbreak at Atlanta, Ga , Court today showed two rase prompted officials to' release 24 have been settled since Wedneo prisonero and authorities said they daJ In Lon V Greenlee vs Rober 1 plannl\d to release 36 more. Tate, et al (lncludmg the v111ag AI Norfolk, Va , Navy offiCials reported 1,920 sailors aboard sh1ps nf Middleport) ihe court QU!Cie<' partlclpatmg m NATO exerciSes m title for plalntlfl to lot 2 or sut lhe Nortb Allant1c were stricken hv1ston M and a parcel on th' north s1de extcndmg to D1amom1 with flu , Cleveland has recorded two !loll ow Title to the property exccptc•' ASian flu denths and IS lnvestlgat· lng SIX others today as h1gh rates 1 sewer easement owned by Mtd of abaentee!Sm In schools through· dleport In Bctt,v Fa1reh•ld " Elme· oul Ohio continued to mounl The two v1cllms were Fred D1 Fa~rch1ld the court d~m!Ssetl orocecdmgs w1thout preJUdiCe (Contmued on Page Two) South Bethel EU Chuteh Will Hold Men's Day Sunda Lion's See Film On Scientific Search for.Oil Two Court Cases Settled Thursday Sheriff, Ex-MaJor Are Arrested For Traffic Violation COLUMBUS, Ohio UP-Crm• f'""'en Domtld Maves and R1charr Holycross counted a good day • haul arresttng motor1sts anclud ing a former mayor, who mad1 Illegal left turns at an 1ntersee tlon While wrltmg out a t1ckct fo an untdentlhed driver, a s~or.C motorist made the wrong turn Holycross flagged h1m dowr and found It was Common Pie" Judge and former Mayor Myron B. Gessaman Along came a thlfd violator who JUSt waved at the off1cer• and kept on gomg GIV,ng eha!IC t~e two pollee arrested Sberlfl Stacy Hall a former ' policeman wbo "ld he was JUSt returmng '!Vbat he thought was a frl011diy greeting when he waved Riding w1th Hail were Clerk of Courl! Roy K111g and Prosecu tor Samuel Devine Total proceeds to the c1t from (mes. $30 ·COON HUNT WINNERS Burdell McKinney of Middleport :md hts two year·()ld registered blue ttck female dog, 'Blue Eva" ~ere w1nners of the Meigs County wild coon hunt recently held In the eastern scct1on of the county ,r A eolci fll'iit the spirit of Nat1onal' Petroleum Week now '" progress, was shown after the regular Wednesday luncheon of the Pom eroy Lwns Club held 111 the soc1al rooms of the Federated Church The f1lm, provided by L1on Arthur Hovt, told a detailed storv of sclenl!flc searches for 011an 0·1 gamble-mctudmg geolo· glc and sellimologtcal studies that usually extend over a f1ve year period It also dOSCflbed modern rc· fining methods m which comme; dally usable fracl1ons are taken from crude ml President Ernest Covert presld ed at the meeting and welcomcd Robert warner 85 a new Lton h•m w1th hiS pin Preaentmg warner was sponsored by Lion Glcnro) Ewing \ Lmn Ron Sprmgcr mtroducert a guest, Dick Cnug, secretary of the Ironton 0 Lions Club of the Automobile AssociatJop of Amer· tea A $5 contribution was voted to the National Society for the Pro· venhon of Blmdn ..s Vice pr., Sldont John Bacon, pro•ram • cha1rman, Introduced Mr Hoyt MARKET RIPORT CINCINNATI. 0 UP-Produce Eggs, steady, prices at farm, con· sumers, whites and browns, A jumbos ~4-57 A large 30·53, A mediUm 34-37 A small 23-25 B lar~e 45-48, FOB A large 58 (J(J, A medium 44 45 B large 53 ii4 Cb1ckens frvers lc higher 3 3 '> ib 15·10 heavy h•ns 13·14, hght hem!! 8 ll prtce dlstr1buhon on frvers, 10,000 at 15 41100 at 16. 21.000 at 17 and 8~00 at 18 Butter !JO score 71 ·- - - Britain's Queen Elizabeth II Arrives Iu Nation's Capitol WASHINGTON (UP) - Britain's captivating Queen EUza belh II swept mto the nation's capital today to one of the btg· gest fanciest red carpet welcomes ever extended a distmgutsh ed VISitor Hundreds of thousands, includmg President Eisenhower, greeted her The 31·year·old sovereign emll•~gly l!rcless tn the face of al airport welcome While a band played 'Got! mcndmg cercmonv, stepped ·rom E•st!nhower's personal plane Save the QIICcn' 1 and tht 'Sto; o the cheers of thousand! at Spangled Banner cannons boom i!d a solemn 2l·gun Balute as thE Washmgton NatiOnal Airport The Presadcnt was there w royal patr stepped to the rt::v1ew Jrcet her and her duhmg eon 111g stand The royal couple flew herr lnrt, Prince Ph •hp, and to escort hem to the White House alon! aboard tbe presidential plane C!> he crowded ilag·decked streets Iumbme Ill 1\'om Patrick Henry o start a reremony·packed foUl Airport ne.ar Newport News Va , a(t~r a whtrlwmd tour of :ia) state v1sit Mrs Eisenhower wa•IFd al th1 the h!S!Or!C early BritiSh settle· White Hou1e to give them 1 per· mcnts at Jamestown and W1lllams t1dewatm 1onal welcome on the "front bUt g on Virginia's peninsula po"f'b"-the north portico The weather beth there sod ~111'1 of State John Fostet lies and a bost of high dlpi hen was overcist and br~ef early morning showers wetted tbe flag m tic ~nd military offlelals• we ~decillld '"'•ell of Wasbln&ton. w,tK the Pr~lden~ ~~r' ~e "\,.,'$' 11'1."1."' \ \ ~ I I f?' ,· ,, ted1y 11M1 nMr H ' ' THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME SINGLE COPY-De Russia Is Warned By US AgainstAttack On Turks ~ I WASHINGTON (UP)- Amencan offiCials satd today Rus• Co p • 1s now on nollce that a Russian attack on Turkey wtll bring Meigs- • nee I thes1aThere fury of us retaliallon agamst the Sovtet Umon itself 11111 be no sanctuary for Sovtet aggressors as the upport ate n I Chmese Commumsts had Korea they Said, If the Russian S R 0 IS overt Use of "volunteers," however, probably would Corn Is Annoum:edl ----- Runo!s.s tabrJngtheyany rctal!atton •&•Ina! The Prtce Support rate for PODJeroy S COUt Secretary of State John Foster 1957 corn w1ll be $1 34 per bus Dulles told a new!! conference hcl In Metgs County acccordlfig Fund Campa•' go Wednesday dJd not think lo announcement made here to Madeast war likely But he sa1d day JN nonthclcss thiS country must be Farmers may put their 19'7 s ow Underway on guard ,.,, Russia attack Tur· earn under loan to •he Comrno ke) Jail Population At Lowest Mark Since January 1 Sheriff and Mrs Robert Har· tenbach had only one guest lor lunch today When Eugene M Buchann, 23, was released durmg the past 24 hours. and no new commttt· mcnts were received at the eounty ]all up to 10 a m toda), Mc1gs Count:v's penal colony wa~ reduced t(l one lone survtvor He is Orla Gtlmore, ~4 Gil· more has langu11hed tbere sine• Sept 10 for tack or a $t,OOO bond "Nhtle he 1s charged with break lfilt and entE'rlng Buchann 11 the Rutland man who was t~nprehcnrled earlier thl~ week by Sheriff Hartenbach and Marshal Lawrence Whtt1atch in Syracuse walh a truck load of leen·agers Thev wer.e enllaged in thowerme: ror.k~ on Svracuse houses apuareJJ\JY m an e((ort to beat the Hallo-.een trick or treat game with Jll!lt tricks Meanwhile, Pomeroy mayor's court was slowed to a walk, loo Only Curtis W Cunningham ap· peared to put up $15 bond on a charge of speeding brought b) Patrolman Henry Werry Cunn m~ham wtll appear tn court Satu,~y ntght, or farfelt his money portion tov.ight in 40t except extreme southeHt, October 17, 1957 By UNITED PRESS A rash of flu eptdemtcs around the nation has clatme $1.59 ~len's Tough, sanfomed 10 oz, blue $1.88 Pet1le and feminine Easier to use Sweeps cleaner n.. signed for modern up to date sweeping. SALE 39c a yard KRISPY KANS $5.00 a pair Nylon reinforced. heel and Platds, Cosmetic Specials Evenings Appointment ..... Rayons prints, checks, flor,al patterns and bordered prmts Boys Big Yank DRESS TROUSERS ham VISited Mr and Mrs James George MLOre R1ver Hill, is amWilliams and sonw, Scott and Rich pro\ mg after a recent til ness ard, Lora1n, hrfore returmng homr. Stephen llubmson, small son of The W1lhams family arc former Mrs Ruth Rohmson and Earl Rol> Joenl 1r•sJdenls inaon, rcceavcrl bru1scs and acrat ches when he fell out of a car at the approach to the Mason·Pome· roy bridge Monday John and Eddac Blukc, liOns ot Mr und M1 'i E M Blake, have been Ill with flu 011en 1'ues. lhru Sal. Mrs Mary Wysong, Bucyrus, former local resident, and her R:OO - 5:00 mcce, 'Mass Frances Notter, St AI· bans, were dannN guest~t Sunday By of Mr •nd Mrs Herbert Chambers and also viSited Miss Vesta McCoy and Mt and' Mr!i Burr Forest 1 'h mUes We~l Darwin Mrs Wy11onf( and her nacce had On Route 680 been 1n Hunltn~ton vlslt!nl relaPhone Dar11 In Exehangr tives and were enroute to St AI· bans when they came to Middleport for a &hort VISit Carl Ebersbach, who Is employed m Charleston on the New York Central Rmlroad, •pent the week end with his family In Bradbury Mrs Winured Vaughan and Mrs Mnry June Hood were m Columbus TONIGHT I Monday to attmd the Ohio State Trade Show sponsored b) the Ohio FAMILY NIGHTS John Wayne Maureen o llara Cosmetologists Jlollile and Nclhe Zerkle were "THE QUIET MAN" VISitors m Coumbus Sunday (In Techn1coiorJ - alsoMrs Denver R1cc IS 111 at her Dane Clark Ma. Wvnn home on Broadway ''THE MAN IS ARMED" The Hcv Howard Ruppelt, pas· Thura. & Fri. Oct. 17·18 lor of the FliRt PaeRbyteraan Church, Is recnperatmg slowly Sheree North Jl'lfrcv Hunter after an attack Q( pleumy and flu Barry Sulhvo~n A ram1ly dinner was held Sun· da• at the home of MSgt and Mrs "A WAY TO THE GOLD" .l•mes Brewington and daughter. I On Clnemaseope) l Sandra Those present were MSgt I -alsoMyrna Loy OliVIa DcHnvtlland Joe Ankrom who w11l leave soon ''THE AMBASSADOR'S for Hawaii Mr!l Bud Klssen, Col· ' DAUGHTER" umhu~ Mrs DaiSY Ankrom, Mr and Mrs• John Vroman and sop, (Cinemascope Tcchmc-olor) John, Mr and Mrs Chas Vroman &nd •on, Mark. Dtllt Stl (3C)Of.ll Percales, Broadcloths, Acetate and l Reg. $5 89 Men's Shaving Set Mr •nd Mrs Fred Cabeen, Alb· HOUSE IROO-MS DRESS GOODS Cosmetic 'Specials UNION SUITS sport San(oru:ed he had spent the week end with ens, are guests of Mr and Mrs. his family here Tuesday Mrs Dun Wilham Slater and family ltl Cryll11 Pomeroy-Middleport, Obi.o, Thursday, Health Officers Wor,ried As Flu~ Death Toll Grows New S~yle Reg. 411e and 59e -Big Selection of Patterns Woven platd work shtrts - Full cut for comfort and "work freedom " Easy lo wash - easy to non Tailor· cd for long wear Small, medmm, large and exit a large stzes . ed sweat shtrts tn white or ' SPECIAL! Suede Flannel Shirts SWEAT SHIRTS 'Misi Lenore Giles was taken to Me~gs General Hoap1tal m the Rawhngs CoutsJimbulance Tuesday even1ng where she ts a rnedtcal patient Naval Regular $2.95 Men's Men's $1.49 Mr and ~Irs Val Rcvnolds, Morgantown, W Va, spent the week end With h1s parents, Mr and Mrs L. E Reynolds, and grandmother Davtd H Padgett, who enlist 1n the U S Navy on July 25th - VOLIX NO 156 •••t over ollto tonlgllt. Frldty pertly clo•dy with llttlo lompotlhlrt chonllf. High IGday In 601, liW De.,oted l'o l'fle In~ 01 l'lle JJelfa.JI••• Are• STORE HOURS: THURSDAY ond FRIDAY9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. and SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Charleston Sunday Mrs Margaret Reynolds Cooler - THURSDAY, 17th, FRIDAY, 18th, SATURDAY, 19th, Mr and Mrs Pa•l TheiS and daughter, P~tllla, were vtsttors m ed BY UNITED 1'11111 Ohio: Oaulonol rtln toollr, ondll1(1 wut portion lhll IIJer. noon •nd 1101 portloo lonllht, followed by grodual ciNrlftl, 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· ~t10n In ~:a1d 1 he a d1ty Credit Corporalton at the Pomerov Bey Scout F'und Drave Later Sovaet Fore1gn 1.fm1ster above rate rha1rm:m Hnnry Cleland sa1d today Andrr1 Gromyko charged that the The ror n should be stored 1n house tv nous(' colleetaons begun Turkish general staff, wath Am· cr1bs that y, 111 keep tiLe corn m Wednesday 't;re gmng very wel1" encan proddmg' was planntng ~ood cond 1t 10 n The loan rate of I he dnve wtll continue through to attack Communut-baeked Sy$1 34 per bushel as based on No 1 lhLs week at1d be chmaxed Satur- fla 1mmedutely after Turkey's 1 3 corn, therefore, the corn mus• I day wath ar. all day street collec- Oct 27 electaons :trade No 3 or better at the ttmc lion Jumor workers wall take American GUiclals wath .specaal the loan exp1res nart 1r. th1" oart of the annual knowledge of M1deast affairs A Service charge v! one eent j Boy Scout dnve ~a id they do not know whether per bushel with a mtmmum fee Mrs Gtlb, rt Mees, chairman or Russia at1ually IS trymg to prollf $3 00 must be dep:mted Y.lth the house to house dnve, r.amed voke a war between Syria and the A S C OffiCP at the t1me these work(rF who are assigned Turkey But the ofCtetals ex· A.pphcahon for Loan IS made to stret~ 3 nr~l nctgh!wrhood~ pressed m1sgav~ngs about the Farmers are advised to check rlOSslble results of the Sov1et prothe moisture of their corn befon· Mrs Sadr r:, Spencer, 'Mrs Wy Jaganda campa1gn makang application The corn atl GJibcrt ~1rs Herman Ohlmger V1ce President Rachard M must te!lt ~0 5% ar less an rno1s Mrs Rc~no L nd Mrs Henry Ewang ~axon sa1d tn San Francisco Wed tore before a tOnn een be made .Mrs WilliS McMurrav, Mrs Char 'lcsday that President EJSenbow· Corn should be cribbed for l c~ Swatzel, :\!rs Wa1d Gorby, Mrs. ' r and Dulles were gavJDg prior •cvml days before en apphca PhLI Meier l'lrs Frank TttU!S Mrs 1ty attcntJOn o warkmg out a Uop) s made !\ lbert Coate" Mrs W R Shasteen, j ocaceful solu tJOn to the problem Any farmer who wishes lo put Mrs Elmer White, M" Ted Down- He sa1d the Umted Stales' "grFal hll eprn tq the Pnee Support 1e Mrs Roy Mayer, 'Mrs E;:Jward ~car" was that a 11ingle "mbnl· HOLDINIJ A rei'l PLANI MOIIII, •onD,I\1'"7· Promm can contact , Herbert E Arnold and Mrs Clifford Young "Uiatlon" could set off a war In at the tntrlc~tel)' ..deaiped Wasbmeton Developed at Sb•el4! at the local A. S c or the area flee Ia Pomeroy , Ohio, for de· fn Kerr s Run the workers ar Dulles wa. asked Wednesday If plant In Clnclnnat~ Ohtn, tailed .lllformal!on. Harlan Wehrung, Edgar Thomas '" defendmg Turkey, this coun· l!OII{ld th111,1t for tbe tnt and Loram Sterrett Chrurman of lrv would do so 'jby attaeking the the bus10es., district ts Mrs Reo- attacker " zo Menchtm, 'assasted by Mrs Hen"Certatnly, 1f there as an al:· ry Cleland tack on Turkey by tfl.t! Sovaet Un· .Auditor for the dnve IS Ted on ' the }ecretary r\lJllled, "It wme ~ 10d iill rece1pls o( the would not me~n a pU!liy defen· ve are bemg handed m to Mr s1ve oPeration by the .O,te at Dowme-Gross Clothmg States w1th the 8ovtct ; B~d Ful&r; general chail')lUin of Middleport for tbe 1rilrlll ~~tore The Rev Eugene BI'<IWn Is ~rlVlleied san1:tt:uy from v1ce chatrman Cor P()Gteroy and lO attack Turkey '' Boy Scout fund dnve, and MrS Ernest Covert, chairman of the house-to-house canvass which IS to be held Saturday, Octo· John Henry Turner, • member Frank Vaugh11n served as rating ll ~ ofhc~als said thiS does b · .. of the councal of the Town af chaarman and prepared name hsts not neccssanly mean an all-out er 19 , are mvt1mg any one who WI 1I work on the canvass to t• d th K k ff b hi 1 Mason, W Va , d1ed suddenly on Amer1can altack on Russia In a.en e lC o() anquet W ch WII be served at 8.30 am October 1~. from a hem attack event of a Russtan attack on Turat Heath )\lethodist Church basement dining-room He had been a member of thr key They md there IS no way of Cub Stout mothers With :Mrs counctl smce July 1, 1957, and pred1ctmg thiS country's mov• LeWIS H Sauer as chairman. are was 44 years of age unbl the speclftc ctrcumstantC~ preparing and aervmg the break· HIS w1fe, Alma, and two dau arC' known fast The chslrmen are anXIOUS to gthers, Judy and Janie ~trs H For one thmg they ,.,d, a So-• 1: get as many mot~en of Boy Cotton Turner, h1.s mother, and \ 1et attark would have to overt Scouts, Explorers or Cub Scouts three stslers survtve htm Hts aggressiOn to provoke a move to assast m the drtve ststers are Lema Johnson Mason agamst Rus~1a Itself Thts tndi· BY UNITED PRESS OS At 6 p m Friday e~~ning Troop Leila Blain~. SouthSide and Freda Cool clear weather moved mto eated a SYf!an attack on Turkey 245, Boy Seouta ol Arilertca, will K Riffle, south carolina , the MISSISSippi Valle) todal Col w1th the help o! Russ~an military The General ServiCes Admml!- meet at the hbrary to complete He WAS the owner and open tra t!On-DMS Depot, Pom t PI """ plana for their share In the tOWII· tol\of the Turner Serv1ce Station lowmg torrrntJal ra ns and· to:- advisers and techntc1ans or even with Ruman "volunteers", prob1 an t• W Va • ts 0rfcnng ror sa Ie Wide project located m Mason He was .1 nadtc wmds that md rectly caus- ably would not draw U S retalia· ed the death of three persons m on a bt d bas Is a quantity of loInstructors and asst"nments fc;rr • fa~thful member or the MethodiSt tJ()n :tgatnst Russta Central Loutslal'la cust posts Th e materaal orfered the drtve wtll be issued at the l:~ssini! . J t:hurch and was constdcred one cons!S Is of one (1l Iot of appro" brea kfast and Fultz Ia ~ of Mason's bne Cttlzcns Hts d h h rna tc IY 235 unpee Ied Iocust posts Ihe f act that participation In h The lhrce were klllt· m 1g wt(e AJma, is a Reporter for t e d dnve means helping the National Pomt Pleasant Rcguter c Ight (8) Ieet Iong rwoaayds acet en IS op rain swept I There arc• approximately 160 Boy Scout movement as well as k • d b th 11 h In an mterview w1th the May S 1 sta ndard 6' to II'", tameter utt c ama 1roop m t e art• d d red tmt 1ar'I storms ore L Ingells,rccoreran p struc'1 yes erd Th d St d I I I "'"· mate e riVe a ur ay w!l start as ay at " oss Olfil, " liS an 0 lh an approx •• dtame te r ~ bu1t50stze arger tl'' an d soon as th e brea kfas t IS completed mammg councilmen or the caty M11ton, rt a causmg damage to ,.pproxima\ely 2ft smaller thar. and 1s to be ended at 4 p. m Bus· thts statement was obtamed crops and pow!r lmesl ~" d1ametor butt size. Prospec 1~eas hokusesdalre being contacted of "~:nou~s~~~~~~u~~~~c~:'or :~: Ram thiS morning swept down 00J1Ce live bidders arc urged to inspect t " wee t is hoped , total of an whiCh was that 0the1 Town of Mason He was cons•d the Oh10 Valle\ toward the Gulf The r~r~t 1~:sue or "The Activ 'h IS property " SIZes an d quan.1· mate)y what .. was ra d 1oppr t x ererl as one of the ucttve and Coast staff's dousmg West I a ity" Maddleport H1gh School pa~ 18 tl oa are • d es t1ma ti tca1on Iy Bid s ac· wall be surpassed c as year, mfluentlal councilmen He was fa)ette lnd w1th a one mch er was puhhshcd thts week and 1c on enmayre beot mllpected oepProperty on1Y be Mrs Covert has announee~ the deVOted to has w1fe and fam1ly down pour and g1v1n;; Nashvall~ carr1ed the Honor Roll for the tw4)fn the hours of .\ M follow>ng people who have asSI•ted and wBS respected by all who and Chjlltanpoga, Tcnn. 1 )lalf finl "' week• of school for the 9 00 and 3 00 p M on Mondays fbru m mapping out the campaign anJ knew h1m Not onlv w1ll he be mch o[ ram Junior and Senmr H1gh School Fridays Bids must he submitted 1n getting workers Mrs DaVId miSsed by the offtc~al fam•iy of ln the Pac1f1e Narthwesf. Seal students n form• available at the DIIS Jenkins, Mts Richard' Chambers, the to•n of Mason, but hiS death tic reported a half·mrh o£ ra,,,, SeniOrs on the Honor Roll an 1 'lepot office Bids will be pJib. Mrs ~ M Blake, Mrs R. R. PICk· came as a great shock to each last mght althong' the rest of Patty Barth, Carol Blaker, Vera 'lclv opened at the DMS Depot ens, Mrs WUHam Morris ani Mrs. and e\•ery cttazen o( the com the area reported only hght Covert Gene ::md Jeanette Crooks, n November 1. 19~7. at 2•00 E 0. Rail muntty We offer to hts wtdow showf'rs Thcf(• wPre a few hght Chne Datley, Kay Darst, Sharon 1 .., M The GovPrnment rescn~~ and family om heartfelt s)m· ~ho~crs m the Crntral Rockaes Jones, Charlcttc Lightfoot, James he n~ht to reJect any ;~nd/or pathy along )'olilh our dcstre to and the plat('all rrg1 on Ohlmger, Sharon Roush, Stanley n bads • Hi~, l asstst hr.r any "ay whatsoever The cool a1r 1n lh~ Central Saunders Vonda Sec, Tom Skm1 Blds must bf'l arromplmed b' \..· Plam state<; pushed tcn.peratureti ner Phyllis Stanley CLASS TO MEET down m lht> \Tml ~slppl Vallov Jumors Jenmfcr Daniels, Bev· •erl!fled or cashier's check for The Umon Cou ntv Class moe• While It hu<tlrd thr storm front etly Dunham, carol Hudsoll. Linn 'he full amount or the bid, made ng Will be held Sunday October southeilstwarrl tn o Alab:lma Hummel, "ark Kelly, Norman "vablc to the General Scrv~ees 10 at the Mt Ohvr Church ar Genrg a Fiollrl' , nd Ihe Mtd· \WJiev, Dole Miller Carolyn Mil· \dmtnlstrallon Check:~~ of unsuc tordmg (o announcement made A!Jant (' state~: "herr rain IS hoan, PollY Thomas, Carla Wilson •essful bidders wall be returno1l today forccasl Sophomares 1farv Barth, Ron· 1romptly by mall Mem~crs o( the staff of ''T'-e _ -me Evan5, Ruth Farmer, Loretta Bidders arc not rcqu1red to '\ct!VIty" the Middleport High Hanmng, KarE'n Herrmann, Phylhs !I tend the bid opentnq If no I I Scbool paper are Edt lor, Sharon Chat·Q·e~ Hilbert. Rus<cll LeWIS, Jamce HICD 1resent at the bad opcnml! Sill' Jones, Asst Editors Carol Hud .. _ ~ , ards, Barbara Stiles D1ana Stum· ~esR(ul btdder will be not1C1cd bv ~on , Carolyn Milhoan Fcaturt> t, bo-, Bonme v .. n Cooney, Carolyn 11a1l Successf11l bidder must re Editor, Phvllis Hilbert, Exchange Wtlson nove the property at bts own Edttors, Margaret E<INards, Pat 8SSII:~ Freshmen Carma Artts, Judith ~xpense frnm Government prt> ty Barth \.J Butcher, Chflstme Coats, Barbara 111SOS wlthm two (2) weeks after Sports Editors, JuniOr Rowle' Moscow Radio satd today the Untied States Stxth Fleet was and Betty cover~ Don Erwm, Kay 1Jd opentng date, work ()( rc· Dale Miller, Horsefeatbers, Earl . Jenkmson, Uav1d Lyons, Karen nova! must be performed on re McKmley Dennis Walburn, Sen massing "not far from Syna's shores" and that U S and Bnl· McEihmny, Susan Probasco. Su· 1ular work days, Monday thru 10r reporter, Vera Cover! Juiuor tsh warships were en route to Israel !On Pullen, Jocklyn Ratliff, Dom Friday, between the hours or Polly Thomas, Sophon!Ore Lor It was the latest of a senes of Sovtel statements that have R1ce, Rosett• Richards, Judith ~ 00 A M and 4 00 P M etta Hann~ng aroused fears m Western naltons that Russ•a m•ght stumble Sauer, William Soltez. Richard Swackhamer Ja01ce Zuklc F"' hman, RIChart! Swackham over tis own propaganda and to•tch off World War III Arti r Ski 'I Etghth Grade: Charlene DaviS cr, Sts, om nnct 11ary In Ca1ro the Jl(overmmmt ·con - - - ~-----&qtt,, Cbarlotte Taylor, Typllt<, trolled Middle East News Agency close to Wl Da\ld Hoyt, Sandra Hysell, Carol W0 Phypllla Stanle~ Clnw Dat}(')l reported from DamDscus that Therr was no 1mmr:i1atc U S Jacobs, Barbara Jones, Patracta Shaf'IJ Rous~. Jud' Arnold, Jean Syria's 81 my had been placed m reactmn to G1um1ko'"' harsh state Lowery, Ctnda Mcrras Sharon rtte O'ooks anfl t·aculty Advisor 8 state of emergency because of mcnts Ln th UnLted NatiOn~ hut Pickens Mary Carol Swanson, TexMrs Joe Ball~ey Ute threat ftom Turke\ Dulles aln•Ld\ had warned that anna Whtte Sov!Ct mtentni !On lfi any Turco Seventh Grade John Allen.. It said ail Synan army leaves S'lrJan aellon 1tould bnng U S worth, Forrest Bachtel, Carla Gil· Two men were fmed in appearHIGH-t..OW TtMPI were canceHed and that the army retaliation r~. 1nst the Soviet Un more, James Jobb, Carl LeFever, ances belore Middleport MaJor C NEW YORK UP-Blg P•n<) d!Binbuted arm• among CIVIlian wn •tself Ricky Oller. Tom Rail, Ehse Rei· o Fisher, Wednesday night Wyo, was the coldest spot 1n the popular remtance umls at Aleppo The U N Stcenng Committee chert Freddie Slater, Charles 'Chester Will of Chester charged nation this morning (or the sec- and other pomts m northern Syna meanwhtle ~as expected to meet S"ackhamer Dav1d Wiley wtth drivmg while intoxtcated was ond consecutive day, the U S J There w"re no conftrmation of today or tomorrow to cons1der assessed a fine of 100 and costs Weather Bureau repo1ted when the agency rcporb whl<'h followed Syna's rrqucst for an mvcstlga. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL an.d eentenced to three days m the mercury droqped to 23 de- 1a ser1es of stern statements by tton of Turk1sh troop <.:oncentraAdm1ss10ns Harry Cra1g, Mtd· Mlddlowrt jail grees. The blghe~t tempe~ature S)'l'la end the Sov~et Umon and a lions The l mted ~tales backed dl•port, Mrs. Greta PrJce PornoPete Bass of Middleport was recorded hi the um.ed States warmng by SoVIet Fore1gn Mm!S· the movr but was expected to as)< roy, Mro. Don Wood, Pomeroy fined ~ and ~osts on cbai'ges of Wednei6ay was 94 depees ~I le"r Andrei Gromyko m the United that troop concentrations m Syria Discharged Mrs W Sm1tb and dlsturblnc the fOI9'· Laredo, Tex. ~ations that the Mid East wu and RusSia also he oludled. baby, Portland. i Middleport Boy ~ .PriveTp ~ Cooling Weather Heavy Rains Hit In Ohio Valley Government To or.fer Locust p tsFor sa]e M'ddleport u·•gh Honor R II Js Ann dTod ay I ••oo MiddJ.eporl J ' School Newspaper Sta(£ Announced Moscow us 6th Fleer· Is M • 0££ syrian • Shore • d T Are Fme ft In Mi'ddlepol 'sCourt ayor M I I I l ~ ~'-:.~ 1 oi ~ ~. ~J ' I + � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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