http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/df2de38b4a58e3495168bc2c6fe98a28.pdf 31327dc3d1bddf01dfe44d3e0d50bb1a PDF Text Text e· • at .y OHI01 Pair with MUtherly wl..... ellll rlllllf te~~~t~~r..W.. ellll hith SUO In nartll 8114 M the 601 In lfla MUth ....,, Pair end not aa celt! ..,...., Det:~oted ON GUARD Vol. VII No. 168 Editorial Phone 397 ~------·----~-------------- eeutfl with 1- In lfla SO. In 'J'o 'J'Ite Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, November 1, 955 Single Copy Buain•Pbotle 398 end near 50 In narth. W~ clay, conaltlerall,. cloucllwlth ahowora end turnlllf ceftlo 5c ••• • r1 The 'Mystery Man' Prize Is Growing;:· Youth Injured Rll"" ing From Many Miss Answer · Behind Auto Minor DaDl~e Reporte4·· As Cars Collide ·o . O .,100 Le communi.1y Halloween ~ Today tho! identity of the Daily Sentinel "Mystery Man" goes up to the sum of $4 and all because 110meone baa not yet deteeted through bla silhouette or the clues the true name of the Individual. · A flood of post cards came in today's mail at . the Daily Senti· nel, proving that interett in tM Mystery Man ia mounting elch day that he goes unidentified, but no one had the eorrect name of the Man of Mystery. Yesterday's clue "Poet and Circus Man make the name com . real .plete" evidently proved a toughie for many of the contes. tants but some folks were evid~ntly not thinking out the clue With a result that they missed. Remember too that entrie& . Party Draws More Tb_.an 200 , :~:l~:e m~~:u~~tat:o'~ecardD:~~ ... Approximately; two hundred most comical, B!ll MeCool .and Sentinel offices. The JI(IIJt mark the card or the time the card children and yout h of this area Gary Dunham; ughesl, Dale Miller ?n 18 enJ'oyed the masquerade Hallo· and Billy Neutding; most original broacht to the Sentinel Will de· d B I' !ermine the winner when tbe ween par(y sponsored by the first Ronnie an 1.on ur mg; se- correct ldel)tity is given. Feeney-Bennett Post, No. 128. eond. Jimmy Clalworthy. Today'a rlue for the Identity American Legion, ·Monday night Mr> raul Uaplonstall played of .the Mystery Man Is "A type of at the Legion Hall. Costumes of lor thr Grand March while pre- · bndge and tractor combined. evei-y t¥pe • were worn by the cetdtd the judging and the guests when set in place will end tbc crowd which ranged ~rom toddlers were given vari-colored leis, bl~w- !'lice." to htgh school aile girls and boys. out s, balloons, snapper.: and wbis- r~~~~;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ P~ul Haptonsf:ill w~s . aen~al ' ties. Refreshments of ham sand· a~ cha•rman and hts romm1ttee m· wiches. pie, doughnuts, cider and n-h~ eluded Henry Clalworlhy Post candies were served by !be Auxi~ C?mmander, Louis Long, Roscoe liary in the dining room which in orange and Fife, Don Roarh and Everett Col · was decorated by black streamers lins and they were assisted William Scarberry, Rodney Sauer. · Robert Tewkabary, Waller Bunce Youngest guest was John Bunce and other LegiollDaires. yo ung son Mr. and Mrs. Wen· 3, Judges of the costumes were dell Bunce. This annual party is a part of Rev. C. E. Hoyt and Rev. Robert Styers and Dr. Katheryn Poindex- the child welfare program of the ter of the Auxiliary. Prizes were local Legion and Eighth District awarded as folloWs: best dressed: Commander Frank Cbeesebrew Connie Cook and Janel! Call; I was at the party also. L . L I . I Those '56 I of OLDSMOBILES November 1955 Karr & VanZandt Pomeroy, Ohio ·~··· -·· . .-~--- �PQge Two - --- Tuesday, November I, 955 The Doily Sentinel, "'Pomerov-Middleoort. Ohio ~============~===~ The Daily S.ntin~l ~·~ , .., • · · The Daily Sentinel ClP Tim MIIIOS MA- AlU. ~hea e!nrr efte-aoon ea.-.114•4!)' bJ Tho Ohio VaiiOJ S.u.o!. l)le., al 110 MechaniC 8 Pomeror. 0. Business oHite pbmtf 198. *'.lrli· edltorta1 offke phone :. Jm,ereci u 1ec:ond elan mailptter 1t tb'! p011. offiee at Pomeror. Oblo. ; IPiattoul ai!Ven i!JDI · reprOkn· _,uwe. BotUaelU-Kimbnll, lnc., 343 • :; Commentary : On ~. The News f •v ·C.HARLIS M:. McCANN Unlt,.t Pl'ftl StaH Corre•pondtnt 'The Alli ~d bid for the reumf t· ~allon or Germanv Is not hkrl} to be 'b 1 d b thd resu lt of the-.r ~:r~en~um I Ger'many'R ruturc l.s th r hv llsue to be dlstussed at thl' Blq fo\lr for eign ministers con f m• nc c lfhicb 'hed toda y in Geneva · Q'h.er:Pi: no mdil:a110 n, of Cl)ur~e that Russia iS going fo ~hangC> 1,s p91lc;y. That policy ilL t o kct•JJ Gc ~ lUll!$ dlvhied. . Aside [r~m thai, F ra nce may b.: ~eWhat lukewarm in it.s !iUpport iJt the. United Stah~i· Britl s h ari{U· ment qr unil1catwn. xra~t§l: ,~.~ ~)' can be blamed if ll thinlu it detects, '" t~e Saar RichArd S. Owen .• • , Gen. Mtr. Lexingt011. An., New York 16, N Y. Saarlanders, lhf'l r naliunalistw whipped up by n rorme r Nazi, rej ect ed the prupo.>al th ~\ they accl'lpt ',European" status by a vot &· of 677 1 p er cent to 3220 per cent. ~plrit WSAZ-TV CltJ, , , SubscrlpUon rates: Delivery ~J $15.60, six. months, $7.80: t.bree 1:55 7100 9:00 IO:bo 11.00 months, $3.90. By motor rutite where available: one MOil!th, $1 25; three m011tbs, U .OOj oae month, $1. $4 There is also tb ~ fact that Sepp· D u~\ni' h, the- form er commapder or HJller's elite bodyguard- th e Lt!ibstnndarte Adolf J'utler"-was n•\l:ase;;l from a United State.i· governed pri'Son last Saturday, 1:00 6:-il) . In France, they ur ~ s~lll Benton· em~; nerman war cr1mmala. Frenc:~ MM:e No Dlltlnctlo111 , France endur ed ~ccupation by I Crcrman natlonallst.s Ill World War 11 and by the German Nan" m Worl d War U. lt can not be_ exp ~cte d to d~ aw ~ic e dLSUnct iOns bel ween nationalists and Nazis. Finally, there il the fa st that Chancellor Konrad Adcnnuer ls nol mak mg too good a recovery rrum hts recent attack of pn eu. m{) nm He will be 80 Y"ars old nex t January ~ - 11:00 :c.r_. S'pok11 1iJ)- ~ , ,'6:44 Newa CJraV~JI 7:00 12Je CJwvy ~uw a:qo- flretlae ,Tb~Atre I 12:00 Sllti ou ' 7;J!P T!l<lar ~==~~~~~~-~-put me over :the score 9:11!1 Coil•• :fime 10:00 H'RII 11:00 Te,_p.ass~e l$l'Di• Far4 11:80 feather Yollf Ne~1 '~ti;,•;,;•;;i"itet'ul:"1eaJe .and a RUARK REPORTS Germany. Franoe must ha'lc• note d t h:~ : when Baron Fr11 nz vn n Pnpm master or Intr igue, rcluLneU tu the Saar tu ~·ot o [j f:laJ nst tho P.l'!l posed Europt·on st111 ut c, he w:J ~ the sli J)Jil'ry di)Jiomnt tho pre-war Gtrmnn 1c to help Adol! 8:15 Sporta Eye Weather Sti<!ita 8:45 Film I· lVyatt 'Earp 11:06 We1tbor f '1'1:\i\(\\'ll!·fte,he t:INJ Triftate N'eWs : hll' ' 1V! .-:;J4iti: WllllN,.DAY , :118' Sip On ltPe S:OO 1'I!A 6:15 Do~ E~C~;il'!!l, 8i,tQ Qls~lt : .NavJ ~ou'tl D-.(¥1. Wid. Night Figloh NeW$ Wqather SJPortl 11:16 Heirt of the City 3:00 ~ :15 3:30 4•00 4:1111 5:00 We offer Ubour wreobr !OI"flee; prmnpt wrefted ar wlo.eaever . SCIINC£ IN YOUR UFE · ·'"'*Is let's pl,ay it ' Fair and ·sauare ,and use •o '-IlL. ._ ·~ Ylahh YOI!J' lpl?.. , 1 ali_~ f!t14 6:00 8:15 '4:30 -~ ~- ' - ,,,,,~,.·t"!-i ""''~''tll'rOilr."· "~' Sclepee·I ~~~::\,:.~··~ ,J·OO ;80 Fethei my ~ - details D:OO ThiJ·;, Life ih\,,~•·•••·b&£1108• rap, 9:30 -MldWeatern' lfllyrl,~"' over11eu .trade , ~ growing loud· lOtOO Big TeWll ... ·;· 10:30 Newo' lle.t!i!i•es ·. '· and evermore 10:36 Wei!Mrdlll . :;~;~;:~::~d.~:~they're ·Rolngout to it to equal so th1t a· jockey, and wh'at the boric will coiPc out as nut a problem~ In abort .. ~ ~.c. · ~.,..,.- 8:1111 J11n On . •7:00 Tod!lr 9:00 .~ C.otl~ TJme. 10100 Home · ' ~ a:oo ~ · • 11:80 Feat~er Yo\lr Nest · 12:00 Today•• ·News . 12:15 Dona: SChool· 13:40 on rartde I :00 Study· · 1:30 waN tbe ·Catrt 2:00 ., 2>30 !:oo !:IS ......., 36. 'tooh .,~ H. Not .Di b. Pale under NO CONDITIONS CGn any worker.draw more than SO'o of Annual Average Wage in Unemployment Compensation. THuttSDAY 11:00 , Tenneu9e ;!tole ~F.ord · 34 . '14~ ... 8:80 l ioit I • ' ·S:Yt S:t& ' .. ' '!-'-.. . ' ,,> ' \ . ' 9:80 ' ,, ~ ' ·, ~ ,1I; ,. " ' ll:i& tl130 tl :48 12:00 12:30 1:00 .' • . .. ,. '!, .' , . Don't be fooled by half-truths and misleading st, ' ....,11. For example, some folks falsely claliD a worker mi,jbt oooit ,•'!,4U_4A.IE AND ECONOMIC REASONS WHY be able to )oaf on . U,NEMPLOtMENT .CoMPENsATION PAYMENTS s,IOULD IE INClOSED ' ' t ,· ' •• ' ' '' .. I,· ·~ -~ . ' ' . ' '' ' ' ~~~ .' ·' ' ,, ' "I ' THE bA·ILY·' SENTINEL· .. . ' 't ~ .. IO:SO '11:00 3:45 4:00 4:10 I l . \ ' I' l. ( > I an Every wozker who loots a job CllllllOI walk Into 1IJieiD. ployment ollke and start drawiug the maximum o(' $50 ·a Iii 1939, when the law was passed, maximum weeR plus $9 a week ·for three olepeudent c:bilohen. To qualify weekly payments amounted \O 55% pl average in· ~ ( '' a~ \ waae. P.,..nt coverage has dropped 10 ' 111%; oi-ihae averaae. Meanwhile a loaf of bread ~ ~ ·' ' b., r·. "~~·" ~ .II~' { " tr ''fi)•'.' ~ , . ' 10¢ In 19S9 now costs 35¢. ~ •I · ,. 11(1 clothlns cost more, too. ~1-a ilie llllltef completel7. ' \ ' . .' In other ~ tb,n.' are ~ to he ui.et by each' worktir. A ~ ~ bp to he eamed ill o..ler ~<>. reCeive Jil price from 8¢ to 22.¢ A pound of .. :~. ·~L ' . ;for the hjgloest poouibbl, 1>'17JD2DI of $50 a· Week, a worker would tllire hal· to be· ~ "' lnst $88.15 a W.U. for a year before lvolf. What's mi>re .: • • wheD ''the pllliDIOtlts reach 5.0% of his average Jearb: """"' po.JIIUIIIIa would llop '· .~ .ham~~·· •f\'' I ' l . '. dent Eisenhower told Congress ' shO)dd change 't heir laws "so that the f<i{.~im•~ls ymt at least equal half their . ' '. !leU> linD ~ merel~ n>&ulu ., • certain amotl11t of ,bendlll. ~ eumple, under the JON'. posed law, a worltet who avera;ed $65 a Wftk woUld be eligible to receive no mdte than $98 a week ... a worker who averaged $40 a week wOuld receive Jl!! more than $25 a week. • *" :·~ ·~on.~' of ct>vered workers will be eligible ''tM a week. Well, that just isn't true! .Here are the FACTS! \ . ~9 c o ,· ti:· Tattor~ ,cloiJI ......or• lroaliJe tlrlkes. . ' lJ~ 6:23 LeJ Paul & Mary Ford ,-, powru· brlagbo& Ia yoar 111111et1 or 11:30 What's Your Trouble u :4D Slsn orr 12:00 xatje•o ,Kllc .... 12:31) Welcome ti'ravelers ~clJ!I lvoted ... Mouse 10:00 11:00 ll :Oft • U:lO 11:41 The .(iuldlni •L!a:ht ~: 30 Mitlk~y ·us John Daly 7:30 Dlsrte)'ltnd 8:30 oMGM Parade 9:00 Ma~uerade Party 8:30 ~ealt The Bank t•M Artbur ,~., JO:lll 811rlkt J! "-'•b U•OO :Vallalll tadi> U'ID Love . o1 IJ!e 11:3G ~h lor 1-rrow 1:30 , ·. -8:30 News ~:3$ :Weather e:to ~tiort• 8:41 Film 7:00 Kukla Fran & OIHe .JoO: !fo Mallei 1:00 Robert , Call Us For 4;00 l>aD«!and • Glrrf IIDare cbleba feather to repretmt JOme the leadJDI l DdUAria of the eoulltJ. I)( liM SioorlJ · 11 ; 1~ '""" '1;!lt Lew I ri : ~ Sign co_l_r _ __ t: L:r.·~f:!!A•< om l!,r.w• '7 :«.. ·'7<30 1:00 81110 tbe IMP and tbt' deeor.U.oa lD· elu.ded 1 lamp of coal, ult a lld 1 , M'tlll Couat,. Parm aur-a. m•n o1 lito lle!IJ coutr l pelker at the raJiy wu Mn. 'llr. ud tin. Bill lllddl- womltl of tbe H a. C CoaultiUeo eommlttee, Mil:. Han7 Gutmte, Cbatl• W S..ell, former NaUoall'f tile par.... of 1 108. Tllll II otlo!\dod the rtJiooal ra!J'J a1 Hn. J!Dw...C 11~1111...d Doa Per· IJ Farm Bureau Women'• Directhetr ,MCOsul d}Jld. ChJUieotbe 01:1 Oct. 25. There Wfl'e kl... Or..n!JotrO. Dlreetot of tor. 240 womea preeeat I t tbe lltelk MeiJI COUJitJ F&nll Bureau. diaaer Nl'\'ed 1t l,be WaJ.eut St., 'Mle .pro.cram eoDibted of de\'oMetlto&.t Churcb.. 11<>01. 'TIIIIII Your UJe" !« llln. Lilla Roknoa, Sjalo Women•• AttftttiDJ from Melp Couaty ProJtun Dlrtdor. Awarda were were Mn. Homer Holt~r. dlair· preetDted tor hllbest uwaber of poillt. em a:etttne aeqalllnted eooSouden ol Columbus aad Ran- tut. Priut were alto awarded for dall Talbott ol Hemloek •P.Pt oame taas. tbe -weekend at home oAitb llr. IDd .Kra. Dell Ttlbotl AtbeDI ln.d Bron t<IWIU .. Ued . for pntlint, HoekiDI toUntJ Wtl Mr. apd Mrt .. Bud Gleuttncarnp fun.aleM, Biahlud mOlt and tblldrea of Portland were le&lble., Meiu COunty toot 1lllt recen~ llleat& ot bit pareotJ, Mr. pllce for moll oriJiul. 1'he ll~ aad Mrt, L. R. GleuJeaeamp. County Up wm a map of the Mr. and Mr.s. Allen Brewer cOUD)y with roa& leadia& to maiD were Lo Pomeroy reeeatly. . Nme ••• laced to H :!lll News '• , ~ tvt:OlJaa. · 9:00 Donny ThDD;l&!l nojPojlt Theatre 10:00 Wrestllnt:- Hollywood a:oo no,'irllhttrtltr Meigs County Farm Bureau Rall 1'omen Attend Regton y ..!':d.~;..~~.= / · 1:QO Kukla.~ Fran &..Ollie 7,15 Jolin Doly 7:30 Wafp.ar; Bros. Presenta ~ : 90 £1st& l IY IVA CAUINTIR ·!ttl~v iM.~;~use RQCb Jones • · e:ao lQ:DO 12:00 TQdQ''• News port.- lJ:Ia DlnJ Doo& lichOQI but I W(IUld be 12:15 .Ptr&nh Timt only .SOJnt! Hll't of 12:f6 JndUJtry on Parade be pt, and the 1:00 Oamm Goea i<> Scloo~l cou,ld avena:e out l:BO At Hqme with th11 Ca"'rra' J C!ould rtet e'-;pl\ by 2:(10 Ted Mack Mama, -.Ito as an 2:30 It Pays to be Matrlell now Marga -P•Y~ 3; 00 W•y of the Wor:ld '· · on her i!Xeeu3:10 First Love h4}ve mote ex· 3:30 World of Mr. Sw.eaey f do bn mine. 9:48 Modern Romaneea -' 4·00 Pinky Lee Show 4,30: Howdy Doody 0:00 Old Tlmer 6:30 Rainbow Trail 6:00 News Picture ' ·IIJ4o . ~vn.r:E· o.. . r:au lliiuupai'\i> -:-" :N*iei" •Get 1Uch · Lone :wolf • I;Oo $M,OOO 'Q!I"'Iibn 1:30 ·Mt l'~orll• Rllsba•d 10:00 Yo11r ' ~ R•poi1:er IO;JD SpotiiJbt. oa lporta 10:25 Wealhinu~ IO:Bo ·Rid ·Bktltim 11:00 Up to-t~Migute News 111011 Late SbOYi WIDIIIIDA'f , 7:11U Mo[llllll· ~1->w 8:00 CapiiJii, X.IIPI'OO . WIONIIIDAY 8:110 Slsr. !)II ., 12:00 Kallp~· .' lfti, ' 12:110 We!OOI!IO llnVel•n 1,00 Robert fi. ~it • e: o News ·t laiJ #:30 On Y'!W' <Aoo~ua\ ., 1;30 PjayWrllht '06 9:14 ~lh 'Valley ~· 10:00 \)tr. DtJtrlet :A.ttomey 10:30 Ne~ HeadiiDes 10:31 .W~ih!r~:Mt ' 10:411 Spbdl Hoadllll., 10:4S Tonlihl 8: VoUanll't.ad; · S:15 80<;1'~ 'Stlilh[ , l· 1~ s:a • ·u :ts t.ov..;otLI!o • , 11 :30 S.or~ tar' Top1onow 1us Tho lluwlhacbt - I TUE~D,O.Y 2:00 Tbo illa, Pif_o!J:.. 2:30 Bob Croobr Sho"' • IUP. 11 .!1 Pa~l·Mary Ford &:ilO pinl.h SJM>re . rr.J Mljbre I , 0 9:5P sicn 4:00 DlOJ:"'llood, ~Sliow ~l•\'! ·tiui!"no 9:30 Ar!hJ!r 'Gollft'., 1o:so sti1b 11 Riel! 3 : 1~ FI,P Love 3:30 World of Mr. Sweeney 3:~ Modw,a . Aom111ft1 • 4:00 Pinky X..e 4:30 How~J.y Doody s;Ui).....()li:,~G,l" , ~ -r- ; ~·,. 6:00 Soldiers ot Fortune The former Nazi Is Hetnr lch $ehnelder. He has made himsel f .1 hero to na t wnalJ~ts throughou: who a:oo 3:01l 'Nay of the --WOrld - A Nctlonellst Here:. Weimar Hitler Ptrlll?D' !I Stltd1 8:00 1:30 At Home with the 2:00 Ted Mact Matlnee 2:30 It Paya To Be Married D1el n ch wa! one of lUUer's pi· cncer strong armed men He was se ntenced to life im pnsonment ~n 1946 for the slaughter of Am er1ean pusoner s m t he B~ltlc of the Bu lge, among other cr1mes wa ~ mca rJ aeltat~d 7:00 l;olfee Tin!• Rome • Tennessee ·Ernie l'ord 11 :~ Feathor ¥our Neill 12:00 t<><l>f• New• .· 12:15 llil>s :Don, S<hool 1 2:tft Iildus.try on Parade By mal l' one ye ar $8, dx months. WLtll Today ' t Owmell3 TUDDAY 7:00 SI&D On . TUIIIDAY Sign On - The Dqi!Y SentJ~I, Porerc>Y·Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, November 1.-955 WftTN WCHS-TV ChannelS' ·Channell where available 30 cenr ~ per week; one year in advant'e It The DaUy Sentinel office, earri~r Ccrm any renrmmg, E<' ra n ~_e-and th e W e~<tcrn wot•ld aort of "here we go ag ai n " warn in( l,faiiiRt th e revi v;~ l of 11 puw- gr: n(>rall y-would ha ve gra ve rea. ~()n to \\'Orry if Adenauer died or ertut, armed Get ma ny. vote and related deVl'lopment.s, a - TEt· - EVtSI.ON GU10E . - , ' If his average had ODOEe . i!¥m ~.15 (oay $100 a week), 'be still could tlreW Ollly U.. snaxilllum $50 a week, plus the depOndency allowancb for oblldmL Under the present, the average wage earner !qlffers real birdship. ~J]nder the pXOpooed law, be will barely get along durillg the emergency, restores 1939 stondard.ol WILL JlfJf INCREASE TAXIS BY EMPLO.Y~I PREMIUMS "II 'l '~ it,, a11 • to,, , '.~'t·IIQ I'<Z''-'4~'·' NOW or under the PROPOSfD,. UIW Off" on llnon!Pioyment. than world!IJ on his lob. Committee to Prorect S,_.,11rds of. Urlnf Elizabeth S. Mag.., Chciirlll~n, Cohlilbtl~ Ohio ' .. �• - I sa; mGHUGIITS BOWLING Tbe l"'ed hGt Tri-County Bowling l..eague race was bo<:k in a two WI)' tie after last nie:bt'i kegtlng as the Daily Sentinel and Ohio Vllley Electric Company jumped from 1 two way tie for second place into a tie for the top spot ousting the Liberty Restaurant who had been in f1nt place by 1 single game. The Daily Sentine l took three straight games from Holsum Batery, while Ohio Val!.:-y Electric was taking three in <~ row from the New York Ct>ntrnl. :Meanwhile Uberty Re.~ tauranl was los ing two out of three to a tou~h Second Street )larket ' flve . 8111 Gru... r prond ·to t. the Mro .t tiM D•IIY S.ritlnel rl•• to tM IOfl. Bill ume threuth with • two plft ap•r• In the l••t fram. of the HC:ond tam• t• tlva the Senti'* • five plrt win •nd then In tiM IMt tame lll11t-· I'd 1 illt 21.11ne to ... th PHI for till• last win. GIVIHr hed 171 ond 1711 <IOftt with hit 21• for • nice "2 total, whll1 llul Clifford ••• .... In Uno with 514• ..., Holsum, o.n SchUIInt high with a 447 drl•• •ml 1 high 11m1 of 158, whll• w11 " .' . ,, .., . -. I .... 1 Goo<wo Grot. had • 1711 slnilo. Obfo VeDey Electric bAd lbret tbrllteh With New York Ctntftll u tbt blUoot -~~o~ 1lo a~y game .-u ~ 'ui bVEd w~n all thrcie qf 't!l:e.. 11 dte lfit frame. G.aa CO.Ud.e wu ldP ~ OVEC wm.. SM oa . . . . 'of Ilia, 183 and 1-. .WJ;tUe .~ie Wils•a had 482 with' a 112 IU]ch ~ng}a . Frank Jobntt.on wai the ltit little man for NYC with MD on l•rnC!I or 1a2, 173 and Ul~. Rink Mendllnl had th bit..,. I•• of tfot .....U.. fw Liberty RMt1urant •• "' bl..t.. e4 out • 608 Mrln on 11m" of 203, l1l1nd 227. Rink's IMm litO hH the hleh 11rl" of the nenlrtv 11 they tot•led 2470 ._. 11m" of 102. 801 and 167, TM ~91.tth..-. '-llowecl Rlnll wltlr .tm.. tho""'.. ' Jo~llllon . _. -· _ 151 l'IJ IN 480 J . Young ·----- 14'1 1.12 IN W Allensw ...h -·- iSII 1ti Ill let A. SMitb -r .. - 10 1f1 fill~ .Jftkias ---~-- 141 W l41 HUdic:ap -- --. 53 5I ·Mi 1 'Tlltll ---- ---- · 7ft 'lt~ 1 80J. SICOND sn••T MAiittiT Graves ---- - -- 13'7 14:10 ttl: B.ousbr ------- 1~ \7.0 l$7 1!:. l>tvls -- ---- 13tl la-J llJ Li"vlnR' ------- 179 1'lq lfr M'ftch ~~------ 115 181 1/J7 Handicap ----- ,t 6 f&g 1'otall---..-.:.. 8\Z Bll ~~~ tiBIR Y RanAYRAffr lqgcls. --- --- ~ 102. .1'43 -154 Crow ------ -- ~ R. Davis -----Keaebinl ~ ---Katthe,rs ~-~- · l&T 132 IIJ'I 1311$1:1711 203 i'fi lit ~fl lll ·144 tN Total -V- ~L-L- -I-Y. 102 Jlt~l. 19 Ra~ LleviPJ .bfd a · .cOo!ll 5JB series to pace Second Street k6t 11 he hit Jllft~ pf Jtlll, · ITO and 16'1', wi;He Jim Roush lotloW· ed •iih ·t'JO. Th.e •Cores; TRI COUNTY OVIC .NGINIIII Bell ---~---- -- Ul 12'7 110 418 Willon .------· lilt l'2 148 ~442~ .. Durbin - --- --- 161 Ua'l 1&9 Conde --·----- t 09 183 182 M.- Luneheon was aerved by tbe New Haven ' Amerieen Leaion Awdliary. ( 1!17 zno 1 1IHfil~---.:. •• 111$ .1 ¥ l'lfJ 1114 C" •-~--- 4-4----4 Uf ltB ~'70 .tJI . 153 . 374 un. " .· '• ' ------- :!AI 1M 118 ' 4'll --- -- - 1'18 l'Z~• 214 382 -. ;- 1tQ8 , ~ 888 BAKIRY · --~---- 147 121 131 ·------ 112 1.03 1n ··- 15,1 108 138 N 1.• __ _:::: tta ~TO Swanaon ----- - 18'1 153 1!19 480 -~--- ---• : 10 Totit --------- 1IG U2 8M ~~tj ·~~~~tcap· ·- ---- n -·fi 72 NIW YOIJK CINTilAL 743 T20 801 ~ 403 t12 ffT ••• TNml 1. Michigan 2. "Oiilahoma 3. Maryland f. UCLA S. itiehltao St. tn m 18 228 226!& d. 7 8 3 2 .. Roliott hoip.e J.rN, Mol~treal, re· · ' 'Stepbt!IIOD ' IJ • at bor hOJii• ou . Ruilao4 ,Sire'tlt. Mrl. G~ Ward,-:w~ has been 8 l)atient at HolJer · lt~ittl, ha• ~Jwn returned to her bome. · lV 148~ 10. ~~ ' 52.49 $3~·, ,, "fix ~p; "'"~'k· mOre •ttractlve eril, . Grange /ti,:tidtes . lO. · Navy Y., outpolnted Paolo Mella, .. . 8. West Vif~nia 9. ·hxas Christian B'r UNfTID PRI.It , · NEW .YORX St. 'Nic~Danny Gloyanelli, liWV•, BrooJtfyn, : N. . iPoli.ofing or a 7. GeOrgia ·Tech Fight Result.$ ...;:.THIS WEEK- '!reeuon ·. Dr · "No siJOJ, " cooperation with tae PTA in4 15 Notre Dame . ,,~~~;~;'M•"'Prlor~:.~ $4 " . 59 " ...~Wiy Priced ...,, ' • ' t1f1 '" .Qn.e. '· " Mr. and M.ra. ClareMe Eben· 1>.-b visited .Mr. aod MH. Peter LaWeh amd >tOM •"in Llncuter. Sunday. ' ' •• d -E •I ' e.... --- .• !'Z:i: ~ ~. • ' ' c ' ''YOU It DAY OR NIGHt· YOU·R . l . . Welterwejgbt · . · · ' . I ~ NEW YORK uP-Danny Glo- ...-bro.,. and belOw" ihe eye. · vanelli of Brooklyn said today he will rell)aln ln the welterV["tigJU ' diYislon abd try to win' the 14'7· poun4 title because o~ the sp~f LOCA.L PAP R . . he displayed while ou1pointiag Paolo ·rtfeli.l of Montreal i.11 , "their TV fight at .St. NichOIQ Monday Dill:ht. J/' • A~ena • "nd••• •.l ',l)aitg~"D4ohy ha'd tried a ·~lll\.1! IS AT YOUR ... in tile mlddl~li!ela~ class, t ~¥1 "' WllS 19UftdlY.' ~ tf(l"!~ct by ~ft,iy 1 1 .. , SUNRISE '' TO SUNSET ·STATION" 990 "On Your Died In Gailipolia ' unantmaut 10 round decision .oyer r:~:::::~l; ' "" ' ~ ' Mtlle\1 for~r wel~rweight cham- phm of "Italy. , ,· 'He wei&"he~ 130¥4 pounds Melb, · lll\1. . .' ... Drakei Kao 1 hllf'~etufollld to tbt wel· · Monday, Dlibt ~nd wqn tbe . , to wer~ • • ·sun.8at . mother, llrs. . .. ~. ' ~ • I • .'• ' ., ,. • qf bill· fut "old ..u... eau~ts ~OIJt~IIIS . •OJt of thd How.!! Immovable IlOtta a:ive . . ' A ~:. DAWN TO.DUSK 1 ·~:: :?''1 .class',. ' • ~ ,· N•i!6foid inbedid Its beauty from the ~un~·,lr• ~ · 'I· "' ·'··~~'!'~~ear l"'ery pceful Bne. And you ap. hl'l\o . 'l ·\!i~ th~Iid's ''lliblning,• too, filii lbll... .·' ID al no erlrtJ cost . ' , ' •• ,• 1t's t~ae···-· at hal'f t~,J:~r: . rice! .,.. . ~~~~' .. . ' .: Lp .... '" ... · ' n~ ~.s.enalle is the standard eight In all r~ and Statloll ' ' ·2 2. ' . '• A . • '. ' ' •'I ~.-· Yott·· catit buy· be~! ' ' ·" .. liOld. ' "~•·-.~~r tn;:t~iiy . .Jecui Col . an lrrealltSble . force. .. I ' Was'cnl· niex\ebl He""• power that gives you spllt-se;o~!t<l~~ '" . · nllillly and liiU-climlilng "Go." Come ill for your 'ttllt Ddwt !OU'f" . sMj \'0 lhd meny....., rea•oos why you '*ll'l.hutlfetter ~ ·:. ' · >y!lfii.yoo b:uy Forclt •!'lew luxury il!lerlon • • • fine!;~ ,Bo~ . • • ..' •. a 011 .,..;. "foe!• rughout ••• aU add up to '" ' "": ,, ...... • ""' 11&1~1 "'1 ~· ,.... the Jinli oai Ill holf . fine-car pri<:e, . .,. t1 '' ·l. ';.' ' ' ·•; > : '· . l . ,., ' '· .~' I,']""\ I I '·"' ~ ' . �, .. J)oae Six • l •h"'ll~ Ado .-et...a ., CU&L]' .lA YOI Eagle Ridge WANT ADS 10 A. 1201 Business Services 191 For Sole MJNIItSVILLI - v **· ; .• • • • 'l! :ac u ,. a .' 4 i Gf.OJ:GE WUNDllll'IUI 811D8 FAIIILY 4rrDbm ' a §!111 #& :m: EE£3¢ .,., • ·I' fralne I . ,) howe with full basement, tur- Mrs. Sheldon Garwarieh and ntee beat. electricity, &as 11nd Mr and Mr.s. Hank Arnott and BED with springs a d mattress, For reliable radio aod TV two ciltern•. Totl:l price ~.- Rodger Bis::~\1 of ColumbUI spent teruoa. J~~Wro~,;~m eou· t~,t! P.Je.$20. Call 184-ll;. 10 21·tl call 6046--J, We 00 owner will finance. the weekend with -their pvent.a, makes. ScbmoJls t ceaC. pl!l' wora. tor lllre. ...,.. Mr. and lin. Cbas. Bislell. S JERSEY Cp.w$.-..4 fresh and 1 Middleport, Obio. MINIRIVILLI-8 room. frime HCutne UllieftJona. to rresbe.o m December. Norhome Wub bath. 'eleetrleltr and ipeclal-UIUI mUD\b for ~ eeots ,Mrs A. D. Tuttle and mother, rna DeaJl, Chester, Ohio. '-'IJlL·.t.. ,::,tat.VJC& 00 .Na&cb a. gas. Lar1e lot With JlraJe. Mrs. Fred Wolf vilited :Mea. Lilly 1().29 p..J.tiDI DJ P'Ktot)' uiVVl00 f\w. rate ot 2 eeou pe: word will Christy Wednesday. -at~ Wi.lcbmaket . l!O.l.J..4!Ji. .,_..,., · ~ CflaD&tldlOC Ml'o'CJlUIW. tl IIU~ 1 ~ood set of HARNES.S and leaWtt:,, rvftieruJ. 1+11 kiG~WAY acrea, 6-room Mr and Mrs. Jact Harria ud p.uo 1ur oetorl! tot> t.:.w u.1 acu I her collars ; I pa1r of TRAC- i''0~ '-. ,.-' , 'b-.,-, c-. . --.-. -,. -:::::-.1 house with eellar, well and _eis- Mrs. Harold -'eegle and , Mti. 1 11 W.ODtb fOUOWIUI ~fLlOD . TOR CHAINS. Emmett G. W11l, vu.:.t: .A .:.l Make~ '.Kepall'tld bJ b. tero. Verr good barn. Near Harry Wolf spent Sunday alter· ~~~n lD AdYefU.ItiD¥--.:loiiVuld ~ Pomeroy. Phone 950-M. n t'~caau. l'a®.e Atl4 \: Harrisonville. A b a r 1 a 1 n. noon with Mrs. Fred Wolf. 'eJ)Ur\.0 IIIUt.t!aJM.i'#f . lllt: .UaU)' 10.29-3tl,) __ :ddJepon.. · , •lk e2300.00. bculiD~J W&ll DUl Dt: ot~pUO~UOttl lW' a'IIOft UIIIU I)Otl UICUot ~l W Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clipe and USED STOKER-eood as new. J.::iJON FARM-tOO acres, -6-room ho_use, 010 & -wull. son ol Mohawk, W. Va., ape1;1t a Mat hilda Schorn, 117 Second 1...1/l.~booe 200 _ Clelkr-4 A.ppllaoet outside cellar, small bu.Jldlags . --...i tH l'hllrLK:. Ud i:l~lal Nv St., Pomeroy, Ohio. 10·31-6tp b.ore 118 W. Maul s~ .• tvmtli"'J 50 aeres ln cultivatioo wltb 3.~ few day& last week with tier sit''cea ....._ t.ventt l'twu:u •n rt!41ou acres bottom land. Located on t er. Mr'-- Glenn Tuttle and family 1 good Guerwey COW, 1 nice ~..J·tf ,. IIIJ' eJaaaue.:a rc&LA. vonu;&nt:&i Brown Swi.sa HEIFER, 1 A-l l - - - - -. - 10od limestone road . near Dex- and pa'rents, Mr . .and Mrs. Ralph pu~ed 11 • ~eo\ per woro. Foster and family. Rabblt DOC.' "L. c. Reed, 110 ' (20 tii , Insurance ter. ti!OOO.OO. ·bown · payment, (..Dili'JeG .tt.QI re...'ll'lr~U uy miW or miles from Pomeroy on 33, · - -.~.....___ $800.00. ' Mrs. John Rose ,and ·· daughter, l&tpOODe &LYt!A "'-'el..U Mil·...l· secc;nd house left above State 1 COMPLETE lniUranee Protection, P.l.~ acru, 6-room frame Juhe, visited ber . crandmother, uoo. Park. 10·31-6tp l Life, Auto, Ftre. rolla. Call DOD hous~, Jarage, other outJ)Wld- Mrs Fred Wolf- Friday. Mills, Middleport:. Qblo. One 4-piec:e solid maple Kling - - · · - - -'""lngs. All can be tracto.r farmed 1 1 ' Not1aes bedroo n suile, with springs TIUNKING Ol'' buyma lnsuraa.ct1 except some woodland. !Uenty A H. Weber W86 returned home LET --o"ui'Eu: -·c_T_R_ O N_I_c_Sf:~~£­ and mattress, $175; one 4Guaranteed aa\'il.;p up to 30'Xt. frult. '1: mile to Rout"e 7 . from lhe Meias Hpspit~ after TARY l'AK.E ;YOUR . WAa/T drawer solid maple cheat $26 1 V. D. EDWARDS, Phone ·85-X. $4600.00. lng a patient lor tbc paat month. ADS AT YOUR CONVt:NIENCE solid map!~ sofa-bed, $SO; one Home 4M. l-ll-U CUCKLIIIt REALTY ' ll'W ".l'tt.t!: EVi:Nil\IUS. CALL 3tr7. Hotpoint electric range, $70: ---11 ~ 229 Pho~M J•Y Mr. and Mr.s . .,.Edward" Younf· one Bireh baby bed, with mal· Ol!iDICAtiD 10~te ·l · and daughters, ~va and Jean, BOTTI-£0 GAS-.lattalllt.ion and tress, $20; 1 Mahogony coffee To the beat tn aervlee wit.h • called on Mrs . Fred Wolf Su.nday. aerv~ee . See au for pr1ccs. RU1'table, $7.50; one 7-way floor every eflort to miolmiJe ez. --~.~.--~-----=~ LANI) FURNU UR.t. .at .Kutland. tamp, $8. Call Middleport 6812- pense . NV-lf LIGAL NOTICI east hne to the place of b'eginning X. 11-1-3te Our restrul location helps to Goldie 8owltut Park11, wbQse eontainina three aeres and \hirty. For Sale- N!.!w BO'I'TLED provide peaceful dla:nlt)'. \61 Lost & Found plaee of I"Qiden~a i1 Ll~:v. one rods, except the co,al un~er-­ Weat Vlraloia, and whose poat- lylng the above d'escrlbed land RANGE. Coed a months, 160. LOST- The ...-·cb:-u-.,:.•--.,. :---:man - w - h.o 1 . offlee addre&S ts R. F. D. No. 1, and the right t"o mine the ~arne Is Can be ,.,n at Orion W. Rov•h 1 FUNERAL HO"• .. doesn't advtJrtise 10 Tne Dally 1 Salem Center. 11-l-3tp mG Bo:~ 80, Liberty, We1t Vlqtnia; hereby raservedt said coal . and lrfine Bowiea. an Incompetent mining r11hts havtnl __beeo, heretosentinel. -MORNING - - - - COAL HEAT· . ~~~~~~~~~~~ -- - - WARM Per.son, whose place of re.dd~.nee fore reserved by prior owqer1. LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLENER, 324 Grant St., Middleport. is · RuntiDJton State Hoapital, Excepting and reserYing an e• cow and Call. 1f found caU ll -1 3tp Huntinaton, West VIrginia;· ~am tatr in said real estatC lor and ROIJI~Ji:Y DOWNING Christine Bee&le, 18-J. 11-l-titp :---'-cc::c=-c--:==--:W. Davb, Superantenden.t of the durin( the natural life of John Jt. --,.-c;;;::::;:--=:;'-';;;- - - WHITE ROCK LAYERS lor Lost-KEYS TO BUICK AUTO- sale--6 months old, $l.50. Co~~ll Huntlntton State Hospitll, Hut~t ­ Lawson. 1 MOBiLE. U found , call 614B-M Letart Falls 2166. ll-l-3tp in,fton, West' Vil'linja, 111 CultoReference Dee~s: Vol. 157. page or return to A. R. McKmney , - - - - - - - - .-::= ::=c-:::-c' dlan of Irene Bowles, an Incom. 308, Deed Retord1, Meiss County, . 6th St., Middleport, and rc- 18-inch FIREPLACE WOOD, $9.00 petent Persoil, there being nO Ohio. 1 ceive rew.ard . 11·1·3lc per coril . '7-loot LOGUST Guardia!\; Hiram.· W. Davis, SUVol . lfJS, paee 112, Deed Reo ~::__:--;-:~:.:::..::__-:-;---POSTS. Call 399. IH3\P perintendent of the HuntlDitOn cords, MeiiP County, Ohio. (7) Instruction St~te Hospital, Huntln&ton, WNt Jn his p&titlon plaiatJff alleges ___ -·- ~- ( I I I . Wantec;ll o Buv Real Estate Virtlnla, aa Cu.stodian of John that an inven~o.ry and BPilralse,, ., '. MOTIL Bowlea, an 1ncompelent Ptrlon ment hu been made and was ap· 1'dEN WOMEN and CdUPLES to WAHTEU TO .UU't-LI)p, Oli, Ita Ylf•nLEPOilT. QSIO ~hue belna M GuQ"dlan, WiD tak~ proved by the Probate Court on · tllllfJ.U t'HUMIIJ lftl. trliin for MOTEL Management PopJu, !lii8Wood, Paoe, Wslau& n~lee that on tbt 13tb. day ()! the 20th, day, or September, 19~, and Operation. Only matured Also will be considered. Age 23-~9. lumber,Oak, greenPa,J.ar, or di'J'.BaJI·..,ood 4-4, &-4, :;ii]ii]ijijijiji~i'jijij October, 1961, .John A. Law~On is and that -this election 11 survlviaa: apowte of Carrie 8owles within one montb thej"eatter; Write - NATIONAL MOTEL 6..,, 8-t. Dehverea to our Lawson, Deee11ed, beln1 pl•fntJif, llllid appralsement 1ia bJr, just and TRAINING, INt.:. , Box 668·1', fup;oen t'ltun, Oblo, Jard hla in the ~\tate adequate, and has been made Pomeroy, Ohio. 10-31 -3tp ca .. h aD deh.very. Wr::' e or eall Ohio, ease Without Collusion or fra11d; that a u1 for parUcuJarl. ,;.'be Obla ~!,;~~~;.:•••Pt abovt nam. ule· of 8aid premisea to the ISJ Auto 5ales Valley Mta. C•'l'· .l'rlone C~Ql, ed p and others aa deftnd- Plaintiff for the appraJsed value villo 15611. 1-2--tl, ants, alleJiaJ In hil pettuoa lbit thefeof would q.ot prejudice tbtMcKNIGHT USED CARS - - - -- - - - ::--:be has eleeted to take the lnter- rlghls or the defendants Dr any 1- 1913 MERCU RY 4.-d oor Mon- WAJ':'lT OLD STAMPS. Preferably !Ut in th.e real estate owned by lien holden; that tbe herein desterey with overdrive, r~£dio and on oriilnal envt;!tope. AlsQ, Carrie Bowtea· Lawson at the ap· erlbed real property was owned heater. Real good. Early atamgle.ss en'velnp<!ll which praised value of ~30.00 .and' that by said decedent at the tim~ of 1- 19113 CHEVROLET Bc\-A1rc ha~e postn1ark only. Hurdman, Hard-Top, wbiLP. wall Hro.s, low f:J4 Eleventh Ave., South Char. the real ~•tate owned by tbo,.~~ald her death ·and Is lppraiaed In ' d•,.ded(, ICarrie Bow!O. Ll*s'}l! the eatate at Five. Huridrtd. Fifty miteqe, like now 1 , .... , ... ~ • .. • le&ton, ·,~ , 10-28-l~p is deacrlbed as follow~;: · ' ~ J>oilar1; that .the ' real" ~opfU'ty ' 1- 1983' PI-VMOU'J:H }l!elv>•.llfi( top, clean and runs reai good. ) Wanted to Rent herein d.w;ribed is the Mansion The loll.owlnl real estate Jituat- house of bid decedent, Including 4 210 1 -19~ CHtVROLET ·door WaRt SLEEPING ROOM with ed ·ln th4 County or Meta&, in the the parcel of land on whieh the Scnes, rarllo and beatN. State of Ohto, and in the Town· same Ia altuated and lots or t~Jrjll cuoklng facltitic:;;. Wrtle Box 1- llml FORD 2-door Custom 6, ship of Sutton, and bounded · .and ·1and adjacent thereto ~And used m 668-A, % 1'bo Daily radio and heater. A bar,Yain. deSC!rlbed Iff {(.)IJows: Being in eonjunction 1- 1950 CHI<.::VROLE'l' 2-door DePomeroy. ---tberewi.th as the Section No. t , 'towa. 2 arid Raflie .hOme or said decedent; and that luxe Powtr 'lldt, motor rebuilt ( 14 J Rent 12. it beine the 1outh plrt of 71 t~e said real property was not new tires and paint, seat covers. ::;----:--::aerelot No. 836, ~ilonlna: at the specifically devjqd or bequeath· 1- IIHO GHEVROLET 4 door Spc· For ront- Exlensio -n- -L : -,- d:-d:ors. southwest corner of laid '72 acre .od by the said dec!edent. ·· ci•l. new tlrct; and s hul·ks. A Sca(fold Boards, Drop Cloths. lot; thence East 81 rods and l 2 Plaiptlff further llleaes in his special dtal . Clinton t~ishor, Middleport. linki to the /WUthe~at OOrncr of petlt1o41 that :the namos or aU Some 1H6-t7--48 Mode !.!I. Chcwp. 11-J-tf Raid 72 acre lot; thence North 88 mort1a1el' and all other lien bold· These ear11 can be financed . .. --------- rods and 19 ltnks to tho South· ,rs WhOle claims efff!tt said real For renlEiectrlc wallpaper Your car can make tbe down pll)' · west oorncr of lot 'formerly •old e.stat_e and ai!Jo ~aid plal!tUfl lbt;; stcamor. Cllnton. Fishor, Midmenl. by Benjamin Weaver to Sylvest•r In h1s petition the nalhea ~f all dleport. ll·l.·t'f McKNIGHT MOTO~ SALES . Howe:JI; thence We..c~t 81 rods and ..-~ Mlnenvllle, Ohio. the heirs at law and next of kln \ 3 FURNISJ{ED ROOM$ and b1th . a llnka to the Weat Side of Hid of the tald decedent, Carrie Sow· flh~ 115 Prlvale Enlrance. Phone 494-Y 72 'acre lot No. 838; thehce South 10-29-3tc lea Lawson. Percy L PeoPI I!I , J09 · Unio~ on said West Jlne of said 72 acre J9&3 BUICK Spedal Delux 4AVI}, Pomeroy . lJ-1 -ti lot to the place o( be,inpinJ, cOl(• In the prayer of said petltiOfl, door Sedan, 11244. Blaeunar's, FOR n taining 33 acres, more · or lefts plainUtf praya the Court that his Pomeroy, Ohlo. 10·31-·lltc except 7 acr8! orf the West slru; election. to .~ purthase the real~~· wUh 7..-oom On or wbic~ bas been rormerly deed- late oWned by the said dte(!dtint, 19::c :: DI:'-'-:CHEVROL~.,....-;2-10' Dcl;;;-2. coin with ed to Albert Peal'80n. Also, tbe Carrll Bowles Liwson; u des· laundry, gns heat door • +door Sedan~. $l17'7. followina dellcribed res! estate crlbod In uld. P!!tltl•• ., th,o Alat. 6-room on JUaettnar'JJ, Pomeroy, 0)\io. .sll!'&tod in Sutton Township, in aald a'JRral&ed Yalue, 'be eonfirm· gas heal with J0-31-Bte the County of Meigs and ID the ed and "that said real eJtate be room Apartment ft.._ • The Day State ~~ Ohio, tQ..wlt: Beina ID ordered conve111td to blm by a Sl., with garage. Bocll6n 9, Town 2, 12, Ohio proper eonveyame and Cor suchr Store. Phone 133 or am Company's Purchase, it being in ~lber reuet 8J • idencc 323·J. be Jli•t ·lftd, Lhe Soulb part of '1'2 acre lot No under tho c_i~~:;:li,~:~~l~ 836, boainnllta at the ooutbwoal proper ,S•Ia . parties are · \~Ia .,. water corper of J. C. Pleke.._ l•nds; 1 1fnlwer on or b~~ 1'1tb S6rinc Avt.~. 0 Y then<o 0111 01one J. Plotena of .Dec~l!lbet, IIIII. · ry, Chauncey, aout~ln~ about 3T J'odl to Jhhn , JOHN· A. LAWSON, 2844. M:cGraw'a north 'u ae to a'n Jroa u Survl'ilnl SPQuse of Cirrie pin; thenee west John \~~los L1W10n~ . Deceaaod, Graw's north Jlae ·to dleporl. C11 t CROw ' IDU llUICK RM Converliblc eut line thence ~ttotne7• Coupe, JUN. 8lacttn•r'11, Porn· z five rQOm . modern".. (10)45; (II) 1 ........... . 7 Mr. and !ita. Albert 'Paynter ol Portland 1pent Sunday afternoon wtth Mr. and Jln. A. D. Tuttle. \ ,IL W1JJ. Mi JKI~ ~ NWC GQ .U reeeJ.Yit41. . .~.t:~r. .r. C:t:IIUI per •vrd. oue ilt- !,u~~-: t"t~Glv~·; \•:-?1-.5; The Doily Sentinel, Poineroy.Middleport, 'Ohio .I ' .' l · ' I I' ,' 1 - \cs....-m I --- 1'~\/ ~.ll:.tt\*"JCF ' -- I \' . ' .. - - ------ GA.I) ' - el Trevey-Finsterwald ' EASY li2- - . . .' ' aatioa tr Mil of -~, lte tire tiooow~ r tloe ...d road· l!ldiJ. ) "'·- .. .dway" to the eotlon rater'• ~ the J1iJolo ,...Jllt bofot~ v·• ...... pmJII 5 :w ~· ' I :,;: . IE .W. l. ~~~. '\ du,... ~·' be ~' ~t I c, lfs ,. ned On Cash With Copy:4 ds,Only ' 1, < ! !, 1 dN$ERT YOUR WA~T. AD,NOW . ·: . . ..., '""" . ' ' . • •' ·•11~'!'~e Da,~y·Sentin·el .. '' illnned d1. fO<· .,GaJiia. ~ lldoolool, ' the ••• lfovem. Jp wiiJ llliza. t ..d 1110 I Ur>\ ••• I .h!!lcout •110 ~~ ; - ,• ke ' lbe 11',1 ~bt s. Beutt'• i11d MENTS, wllh 1-udney ".!:,,~:~ ' 11 ace. Phoe.e 310-11, A. N• .a }-.,_ t • . ( . Ad· ait · JIHD FORDD 2-door, cxcellaqt 6·~7-tt eondltlon, radio, beater, new -- -·--··~--:-:= Bon Two-Furnished Urea, new 1cat cevera. 4-Koom APU'f · 8at.ey, Middleport. 11-L-3tc MENTS, new tur•Jtun. UWltlu pa.ld . t:alt 6044·M. · 8-JO.U •; TICKns ,. TQ THI'l and bath . Jnlormatlon MEIGS 'THEATRE · 1"0-10.12tc llaekatll' latttJ St"lce, W. -.ua St.. PDm:a.roJ, Obla. 4-room FURNl~HEO HOUSE. C1U 1 •• on ,, -UNJt'URNISIII:m -------IIOUSE for rent, 127 BuHornul. . tbe ilrom a•••• A 'FriendJy D 11 ~ rooms Dalley 'W~NT ..,.,.ng :00 I .. ,.: ' ·~ .. "".. • trip a trin-aU me- ••ber 8, DO ' 33tJ.M. lt).tll-.tl e-a.u ---------( 16 l For Rent or :Sole Pbone 28'1. 19) For SG;e -·~rl:-l=ch,,...::lo_:r_:q-ul=ck -; -,.-:1-o--:: Eic:-:..,. trie Refrltentor, Oil Heatin• Stove, Drener, Combination Dtak and Book Caae, Buffet , Couch. ROt"ker. Phone 384. l~.&tc 1 iit'ii-FUUE 'by tnternalion;,J Htn'ultr. Permanent •nd Me- ' ~ tliaftol In 1lOC:fr., &peciaily pric EQUIPMINT CO. HOUSE FOR SALE OR room 11 and halh . ioca1trm 464 l.ocust f11t:>por1, otuo. Phone nm. - - _t:~~liGF.- ilqliAi RRING YOUR SHOU . TO RA CINE SHOE .S11Q\', AND SA VII IION}IY . ID-13-JOtp tJ>OBAl"lRON WE ~j~f.JUol eatral: ,_ Remern~.or JU$t. :t CALL · ~ lllppl- To. Place A ADAY I Sl ...... 1 ·HOURS alate e~d ---- ·--- ot. JQ!lGS ..., o1 • 14 left . In The Deli Sentinel ·--LC~E~:~~~~~d--:H~~; , tire '' " . •• 7 AD. For '~ ~en: • IT'S --:-:-=- -·-·-- --- - - :.W.Dioto Wtiii&L AUGIIIIEN"' ~laMl81 nd •~e aervlc11. ' Broker I 18 BI Auto Services ~ay ' - - - - -- 10-31-8\e ' ' r 'J a I .ero:v, Ohlo. " ·' teu ..... Bi.Uey, e WatO) �The 'Dally Serlrtin.!l. Pomeroy-Middleport, TUPPERSP~S '. nh1tr· ancl Mrs. W.w· ZIO~ IY n'IL YN IIIICKLII Mn. Stella Rltte.r n • brOLtJht Ralpb·Ruaoell of rptrJied iY MilS. WILLIAM •COOI( ' Mr. aa.d Kn. Hlll'l Jlannaf¥11!1d Jl.er. 'aod Kra. Goorao Adkillo of St~l· Person and Mr1. Sw.ah Sc:hrelber. Mrl. Sc:hre.iber jl . ttte auat of KD. Woode and Mra. FrGit, \ Mrs. Gerald Violet visited at RuUaa.d with friend& Friday and l :, j I ! mllmooe in the lrulkUnl npanaloa ~ lniUtuted at OU bJ Prelldmt JohD 0. aibr. Named 1D honor of Zdwud 1UID.. ObJo.. ftrat ,OH:mot' TUiln JlaJI w the llath darmi\QrJ to be Anilhecl tn the ll·lllllt projec~ lttrlotd bJ Prell4m.' Bater to provide qualltJ accomas.aucmt tor. the tncreutna eoraDment &1. ou, wblcb rucbed aat Ill.. ttme hlfh of 1,100 thtl year. M>led lo - Belnl an educator ·wu no 1111 Jotl then. 00.emor 1'1ftl!l bad to rk1e bonebaelt over ~ &ra1ll fr<lm the •tate capital at ObtUieotbe to ~theM In order to pftlllde Oft!' the ftriCi rneetlftl Of tlM: t.n.teu 1o. June. llot. Bom em June 10. I'NI. Ia. Carllale, Znll&Dd. TU.. a.n ltUdted medlc1nt untll JulJ 20, l'ID, when he j ulltd to 01\arlell Town. Vtmrrla. and 11t up a prac... Uoe. Be cUed tn 1821 at bla bome iD. OhW.Iootbe. Beau'ltUI TUIIn H&U now 1tandl u a monumen\ &o tbe aobte'fellliDta EclW&rdl 'JUlin IOCOIDputhtd. 111 :run ..0. . I wtU>-.. . . tba' bodl M OU'I a- ·~ IIO"'b"• 1riD lie done •to teep OhiO UDinriRJ" blrb 4\I&UIJ lnllllulloD wlih ID a 1 1 OtoraW> - - . tile I'll - -... nual OPIDlr,.. convocation i acadeQ\1. thnl-otorJ brick dorml..., - molt oJ whom an b'tlftlftm. Tile PIOJeci II In lleeJiinl ata.\emenl Cio UJe record ~ • Governor Ttfftn was aiiiO l*rib' '""IJNilllibl~ .l'ar a buJJdlnl prorram at QU 111 Jean ap. a.euna u Am prea14ent cd' Lhe ou hard ot Truateet. be helped formulate pl&llll fot lt·e coJlecUOu of nnt.a due the Unlveralt.J in order to enct ATHIN8. OhiD--CornpleUon of Ohio Unlvenlneweet lklrm1$0rJ, Ttmn HaD. mub aoot.ber I wtn.-rua. - repuW.tloD." .' C~;turt Common Pleas . o~. ~ ~ e ·' . 'l"he folloWing - - . Delmar Blmm, Mr.!. Bill Will, 'M'rs. Re?t Bailey, Wrla:ht Dnd dlughtcrs . ' 'Mt11. Horace K11rr, Mrs. Jbhn 'Mr. and Mrs. Lin Hart anti ehu. Wickham, MrK. Jaco~ SchJillng dren, Racine, were cueets of Mt. and Mrs. Charlea Flek. The Nov. and Mn. Charles Pyles. ember met~tlnl will be at the Mr. and Mn. Jlartsen Dotlrm borne of Mr~. John t'lck with Mr'i. and children were recent IUestl Charles Flck, wlsUna: ot ~r. and ·Mrs. Franklin Ba.lley. , de.crlbe~ The M"aJor · io, the b(ue Air 'tid!. , Operatora- Juuled ealls to \lnlform watched tbe radar buny the ..Alrtraft Flaah" priorscope. before him, 'hil. hand on a ity message. dl~t plllone tO aa- •li'fleld. The ~e,encer head t~e.r vOice otca vol· radar atatlon has ~ eo_,qtict with U;ateer in the 9c;tumbps Aid Dean pnident.lfted alrqrift ov~ S.GIJtb rense: FUter Ceater auswer ~11stern Ohio. Somewhere tfiere 1 "Air ibold." lie ·~· Force. A petition ed in the courts b)' FrankUn, from Marpret Fr~man, alnce 1M8; tltat tbe7 cblldren, and he cbi.rpa with crosa. neclet:t a.a~· ~fly.~,~~ crueJty. He. ill suing for a only. · Tab 'Jf>lli 'Choke Grey &iders. or S-1 Turquolso, . . · .' ·· The MaJor's pro&lems; .fnd up jet fighters to have 'a "look see" at tbe-plane. or keep tbem on the ground; was the "plane a private !lhip tbat b•4 been reported lost, or was it a ~viet bomber that had gotlell thlr far; woWd it ttirn bla report, its type, lng)y of 5i41 dollan 1 of jet fuel in fiying ' to intercept a frlendl.r, but unhO\VD. , p)Ane; or; the' aam~ a~ount s~1 in deatroyiaa: a eh· The sitlon was Heights watebea ,the plane fly over tbe Gl'ound Ol)lerver Past }J.igb OJI a bill in Liheoln Heights. Alter Writing down Jnfo~aflon on a pad of paper. he dashed into .tbe pOst shelter. A long' dlstanee .eaU was placed in ---. matter . o~ seconds through t~ Genel'!l PJ;j:on'e Co. to Colum· Ser\ieestationPmnps . I RWMI1 Sinter, U , of Pearl St. body "' IIi . 4 An aDDl¥e.fllll7 Rn'iee at Nov. lllj Hemlock Grove 11 and Dyeavil).e, Nov. 12. Feltr wUl 1PCture at Roc:k ~"f.'. ~jN~~ov. 15; Long Bott•m, · ~r;~ I.~~~;,;~:=·p~eater for b.Js u.e tathCenter not P~~r=~~:~=·; ~;;~;~ the alley from Lot No. i ln 8r!d..m"''' Add!llon, If projqct- ed> would hi~det of aald aUey; the RW~rtb een~":.~Be . 8 nett/ StriJ!I.IWds Jn , '• lide Ml1· n!.:t 'e o· UUStnct £Na ., . ,_ r -.. ~·~ Leglon, )>artl<!p~IOd , In• ')he ode •I ·t ., ' on ~. ~'. •'t 't·. ' IOOSTERS TO MilT Tlie W•b•ma A\hlcUe Boosters wiH hold a r8iuJIJ' meetinlit In the h'gh school tiuilding on :MOnday, r ' Mono I ·•. ;t'hree For Tl!e S~Jew 1 ._ ·, Cl........... ~.~-.~...) ..... Orolllt - - Ch-loo! ' n.uro.•Pr~ Vloto i ' . "'": M Far Horl.JObl '" ,, ,• Ylolon • tTolihnlcolvl Prod MKMurrg;,,.;;;,;··~ •-n lhe' nilred down iaio lhr! knee ''ileop mud and f<>ullrt desperately to free ~~ before 'II' drowned. . Adtmlled HOSPITAL Tuesdi.Y ' Willoam Cartwnght, New Haven; Glen Stol- e Ctinl;;l,..,O Lee 1 der or 1 p~ tertown_._ _ __ __ El&bth Dioltl<t Fill 1\ V{ellitoi\1 Sundo~. Sxrdt~ EMERGENCY RIJN Atbens, ' ta .eomm• the ~ Firing Squad other'· itlembera were · John Hayden, Middleport, sut· ali.d fering from a mental disorder, Wl..!l taken to the office of Dr. Ray Rod~ j Sauer, !!on llooeb, D.....,l CoW,. Pickens, Monday evening by the Henr)' t:litWori:hy, 'IJ:tuk Loqi Middleport Emergency Squad Roaebe Fife, Charles ~rer. Rott' ert 'Nwbbary, ' Gale Hysell. JUcJl. ' ' ~~~:J~~~ .SpOke btl$ ·of Grimm. Qe,n•e~~ ·u.. •• ••. pll!nlsl for I •hi<b llldi<ated lllat NOv. 7 at 7:301 - accor~lllil to , an ud ~ ~and Walter'~ ,BuncJ! annoUncement by Harry Staats, also attended 1aa repreaentati'Vell pre,o!d~nt. .. of the 10<&! ~ , were by lbe (T_,To....,.,,...,.n , ',. ,"'-· ~ odae !JWI had ......e The• f!titlf .Sq.,aa Bt!nhett ·poSt, ..Nb.....)2&,'.-;.NDeJ'i~ Smith, Rutland, Glen Stollar, Wa- Nov, 1-2 jj m'ud ntarb on a youog sappl· ' lac tree ,lrOW'ing at the- water1 to' lar, Waterlown;, Mrs. Thomas Mat· lbeW1, Pomeroy. d. • Discharged: F . C. Folden, _Athcou; Paul Soar!.,, Cheshire; · f. Paula Moore, Syracuse; HarleY afl' FeeJiq-,., Llthicum, Reedsville; .MI'Il. Robtrt 'I~" . ·• Roy C hrla~y., Mr.11. Maflon MEIGS J~ thence nortH 12f m;J.GS • Aceordiq to aU information tbat t!OUld be rteaned SiDler h.rl appeued in th~ drinway of ·Na: than BiJp. (wbo lives opposite tbe ~pot whu•. ~~ ''!'II dllo0¥e:red) on ~y~~D a .tale of intoztei:U&h·7faa 1't:bfta had left " 1tbe driveway waiting In tbe J'04d the accident. P.m•v• to the neWIJ o,.ned aeriice atttlo,n wat e1tlm.ted in excnt of $2,000. 1S.ntlnel Photo.} · and • huon o! ,,> , ·Mn. • ~Y 1 I9568UICK 'nouro.-Prl. u "Accidea.tal ...~ •• NEW IHOIIT' ~=:I ttallatioa Clf 1 new pastor hlPliabl the da)>"o ...;.... do,y. w011L aiOn• the nOrth or aald alleJ 1'16 feet to a point aer~ ' hi Wood and M,., .. Eidoii · Giul .a~~nt a dt Y in Athens. ' · ! , . Mrli. Ltlll Bentz Js e~inplo)'ed at the Newell - ~ •· Po,,.. Versary. ~ljll.i lie Federated f<ir Ill yur of oervil:e .... ,people of Pomeror, IJid =:.;;..(,;! p •• ~eatb DrownlDJ." :·Will Observe > speak w.ho lleiJS COanty Corouer Hemy E.-lni on Yinring the remalns at tbe lite of dileovery ruled the Lot;d~Chutch 0., and the ...: pastor of John the · are Churcb, ·~n, .Mrs.~ ~chards r )llll made by Kiddleport p~ ' Minstrel Show T~• ouo and mhistr.elwere well the gwup tnd ! for ~ 1,·an,d pre&e~:ted in fast, · to his 'direC\ion. smOOth· ~on unde tbe dir'~ intlodut!ed eetlon Of and UHI capabla., ~I Mary London, Dorothy Stark, Judy Spencer, Donnda \VJl!ion, Lila Sue Terrell, Nornla Chapman, Virginia Jotmson, Joy Foster, Rita Scholl, ~o'ef1ftlt mlBent put in a number of tbe At the intennJAsion .... . c.ro.IJn, Kay Chapnto , o; hm~ Cenlral·. vocal numbers during the even- Shtrley tnd Doreen N :.... MiiU __ , tng-and the daneinl e.borus: Sue .. · , oms, su-,m e Lepr, Unda Sue Retl:tl!l", Ann Buck;. Judy Spet~Cer: Vireiti· sang Somewng 8 .Gotta Give" Mary BoliDger, Bnmda ·Ri.ne,-, wbiJ. u· lumes whiCh ad~ed greaUy to ~ Dqreen Norris, Carolyn Norris, Taylor, Linda ''Ba,snet , Rosem&JY at the State Fair this summer. act'om· · l'!!f~ of the•ahow werei de.sign'td ,,Vic.kt Brown, Ro,semar)' Salser, Salser, in black tuld While cos- Shl'! introduced Caroaban wbo ex· ftecedlng ,the · and madG,~by !Qembcrs of the Pl'A, Ruth Horak. . tumes. ~ r lamed hilo lfOphy wiDQ.iag in patand dW'in& the in· gr~ups ait4 inc)uded c:ottons, s.a., . H . . - 1 ' . ll ·· fro . Ler square dance CJl.llng aad gave es$, dtml,nUt ve ~ Three Itt . e gatla m MlddJe'trio tiiterlldnetf1 tiria irri'tesc;~n·~· silkS and po1¥i . Charlesanna with 8 m~ley .ot dol; str1PU;ad4.other brlgbt com:o.' tap-dancer from tbe Andr.ew Pav· port..: Suzanae ~dbury. Lyun a brief sample. ~ his art. • • binaftorn; " ' Jis h Studio, tapped to, "GIVe My Dant!la aDd Coftllle Coot, 111. Orville Wiles aDd ~ the ladies' : , _ ·Regards to Broadway" in top-hat , pupil! o'f Pa~llsll. danc:'ed the chorus opened the aetond act ,.... "Hi ,NWibbOl''f by the wGmcn's with red accents. Vick:J Brown, i,n c~eer.le&lt9f c4?8tWDes tnd blue ht! san,f "I Lov~t~ UU! t..dies". cho,.IJ; oP,iji.ect;.the oUo , and w-., . pale pink cotton. sang "I Double "College 'Rhrthlll'' dressed in chorus sang "AW.~t 6)1~ Sweet?" followed~ by "Ill the 'Days of Vau· Dare You" and the next number and rose matebjbg megaphones as Ute queens of the4..et&rt Falls for the deville." the ilrls' d'Qi'lcing cborQs was s hoik> duo, BtU Childs and and Tom~ Reuter, fn eollegiale. and Ceotral Sthoo)J danced on ·'i~t~~:~tr:l~,~\!; pre.sented-c~lth a Straw Hat anf! Bob Hoeflich, who sang "stde b7 co.st.u!pe, nni "V'arstty Drag" as a the stage in pUtel organdy frocb Caot".;w~ bait of the choru; black and silv~ figured c:Oalume chorus of Mify Uki.don, Dorothy with frilled ~ilrmeb and nng · ' cart)'~· wt ' tfte title 'of Lhe song Side" aod did '8 ' 110ft~~ rouliPI\. Sttrt.. Vic:lr:i BrOwn, Dorind• WIL- "Hey, Da~bb''. 'l1te little girls iD Ulei~ · ~-1 and the other• Norma Chapman Sidll ..Bmjo'J son, R\lth Hofak aad Lila Su«: Ter- were: Letait FaJla:, Cluisty Roufb, lo fi'Jiht , cbltlrif~"'liirti and blout- Back jD Town" _ which featured rell, ill jelaeya IDd b~ht skirtS, Debbie ·HUt, l'aie and 8my ~· ll'f~ ~· chorua U. lllll Clark tmd Ilia ~uj<>;-a F,O- ' """""' iCrOU thB staae. . &ush, ~ IIWio; COilllie ..;~ ' ., '. ' Ill Payne. with Jlt:iJ,I COu11ty SheriU Chari 11 Runell had been coaduding aa iateulve seart:b for the rnaa. Ac· eo.mpaaylDJ Bailey at the time of the discOYeey of tbe boay waa Pa- way toWard Pomeroy. trolDJian Ever-ett BO.tic, Lawreaee Fearina f~ the ufety of the Boyd and . . . .~m~ - ~~~ mao, Bigp lo& into b.i.l joep and •e~hed up and dowa the :nWIway lor tbe mta but he had & appeared .rr. ai&ht. Orriti-'• theoriud that Sioge, oa le~:ving lbe Bius driveway had wandered HI'OII tbe roadway and in the clarknw fell fato the • creek. Cjtroner Ewing ealled otteatlon Turno1:1t For · For Community.. Scout Institute Meet I ton,. 'QI lie£ Chief Ru.ueU Bailey · Expci;t Heavy : Speakers Named. ·;;.p~iCOploi mW:in& Iince 1ut Tbunday ~t.ia:ht was food bte Wedne.day mornine drowned iD Tbomu Fork Creek wMeb ru111 panllel t.o the RuUand load. Di.JCO!'er)' of the tnJ.ulng man'• office. ,..·· ,,••• MflWieport Police.q!j.f!Finds . BoCiy Of Rus8ell Singer rc;.yl in Jfiddleport reported dates for th"' An· . Institute meet. this week by ' w..... ,._... . . I ~~·~·~~o~u~r~<~o~u~n~tr~y·=-= ~;f~~~~~;"~~~!l cen•l•r.,. an th' VUlaie of e:dended, •north olde said Ohio. weekend with ,-Mr and MliJ ~flo Blgrs. 1The Road .......................... ..,, center to tbe radar ' ' T -.-Wod, · wllto lowlolllo"' ..... ,.., 10 .. IIWtft. em . ber. The n man c:an't do It 1111. Civilian .Major relu:ed. From the ·infarmi. unt s-~utewlves, ' far men, tovoarda the' atom ltcl.ofies of Oai: tion he coUld ~U that the _plane te cher: , .ato.rekeepen, ' citizem Ridge, or the steel mil~ ol PJtt3- Siihted at Pomeroy was ' ~ loat in I w ts of life-must assist 1n :burgh? The !Major, waited. The private air~raft . , doina all import~nt job a1 pUoU standing near. their jet Th~ atory above happens every members of the Grognd Observer fighterS waited. The unknown day 1n Ohio. ft., ·or onl'l!l similar Corps, Call Pomeroy 92)( .to .see plane flew on. will c~e true when the observa· what C..n do in the tai!Jk ot ,., Cbllrle• K. SpenCer of 1662 Lin- t:o•n' ... ...... 1101 .. 0114 ........ .. "J'he ob.olertatlon by . Pomofoy'a GOC post coUld make tbe d.lfference, betwefn the waste uttkDOW· Mn. Eather Kimu ~~ :. ' the ON DISPI..AV ............... tion post in Lincoln Heights,.. it completed. But tbe po.t Wm only be hall·completed without voluq. teers to wateb yoUr skie. for possible Soclet 'bombe:r•. <1· · 1 • day In P~rtersbur~. •Mn.. ~Jrcne Bentz 11pent r..e,C:Jay llr~. OHIO: .I'll< - ,·:r 9 Op.erate GOC Post _ ~tr.. ,Duel Rld~nour apent ~on. In Athens. ---- ---lo-....,_ -hooif ................................. real feet; thence taat 1'1'8 feet; thenoe Mr. 1nd Mrs. CJaytun Allea. and 10utb 1211 feet rtq th' pJue ot be>aon 11pe.nt Monday evenlnc wltb. liDbiJti, eonttlnlba: one-hair acre. Mr. and Mrs. Ch•rles Goegleltl. more or lea. . · ··, · M:r11. P. K. Koblentz and ,rand· Exeeptlnl and re.,ervin.ll ..the · children visited in AthenA S.t"r. eoat •nd th«t rlcht to . day. ' ' 1 slme, anci for a·tQmplltle d~~r, 61 ·uld ooat ., o"ild ,, IM'r antf Mrs. l!:rnelilt -. Saride'r11 riii'IS• refer~nce Is ' bl:dl and ~on, Roednllle, callud on Ia& of the ~ R•co!'d., Chri~ty : ' Weather ' I h·enc Rentr:, Frld11y. Mr, and.• Mrs. Vir1U pre visited Mr. and Wood and Mr. and e nttne I . '' ' Devoted To l'lae I~ Of ' • / Meillf •Maygie Brown .:JP ' A F ' 2 SaJi,. etla\e Jltuate In the Vtll•ie ' of 1Y ~~ARICI A.LLIN bury to Mary Patricia Youn1 and Syr•cuse, In the CpuB,t.y of Mel ... . IV MRI:· ~ H. IAILIIiY Mrs. Dayld Koblcnt~ assisted by and St1te of Ohio, in Town ,2. George Young. Mr. tlnd M'ra. · Ray Whi1-e o[ Mra. Carl J'autz were hoates1e11 to ErnestJ.\.Hawley . Ranae 12, Ohio Coml)!lnY'I Pur· and Clara Haw· Mwll1on apent.. the weekend Third Thun:day Club at her cllase in 100 •ere f..ot No. 2M111 and ley, Middleport tu Dana Gate1 Mr.l.arid Mra. Chaa. SpP:ntor. ' • The meetina: In charge of wood. more p1rlieullfiY bounded an4 tfr. 1nd Mra. Roberti White the president, Mrs, Delmar Uaum , described 11 foUow11: , . apent 1everal day• wi!h (}lelr 10n· opened with the Lord's Prltycr in Leal) B. and Charles W. Wa.rd, BeJinntna: at a ~ poinl on t.he ln-Jaw and diUihter, Mr. tind 'llra. Planl for the Chrittmas lots 241-237, PoMeroy to Jerome north side of the illey..r whlc~ Ia party and p~Jeet w._n dl&cusscd. Goldbcra. Henry Penn, HIUaboro. ,. dlrtatly north of 314 Street tn.U" Ralph f11U1rd rtUended a Sohlo A 10C!lal hour "'•• enJoyed and a Ray Harper, ptrcel!i Sclplo1 to Vulac• of Syro.U.e, Q~lo, (wh!Oll ' meetiDI 111t CbUIIeotbc. Wedncs- nlad course W.J!J 1orved to Mr1. Opal ll4rper. •tal1ina: point Is locatt;~d at tb~ dlf. Raymond EJ.berleld, rMiu Jerry plaoe where tbe prGjeoted lint ot Hallie and Alva Cross, loti 10, M'r~ and Mra. Homer Webstor of Wood, Mr1. Richard Fick. !Mrs. the wee~tern boundary line ol Lot Lone lottoin Jpent Thut8 day with CHarles Goea:leln, Mra . George 1 t, 12, 13, Rutland to Thoma• 0. No: 7 In Bridi'l'!man1a Mr. aftd' "Mn. A. Q. Bnlley. Wotr, Mt-1. John f'lck, Mrs. Clay- Stewart nnd Joan 1\1. Stew~ri. lin tpent IMturd1y nlaht with his diUJhter, Mrs. Moxie Court. , Ber111r.d Gainer who hu been vUIItlria relatives here returned to hi• hdme at Akron Wedne 1day. lit. and MNI. Leo Eddy and ftmU;y, Woo1ter, 1pent the week· end with the lttter'a parent1, <Mr. and Ma. Grover Whl•e. a • ' • Ohio, be!nl . Cyo No . 12,1M In eajd coQlit. to quiet title of certain real estate descrlbed In the petitlpn 11 follows: •· LAND TRA!'ISP1114 . ~. Maulo Wcpver o{ J<'r 11 nk· tbn Allen, Mrs. ' • ' • \ •. plane Ill flyhlJ. der.ce wai Box 8~7. Fallq~;~, Nevada-, ~t. whose Present J:dHde~o Ia unknoWn; and Ncl¥ BP 1\, whoae laj.\- --\DC!Wn pl'-ce o'f.. r idence wQ_...18)2 Norlhwut 90th Street, ·Mla,mJ, 38, Florida, and wh01~ pte.aent address Is un· known, will J.akc ,notlee that on th.c 21st day of Octo~er, ~&, the pla!n~fl. ,.,rue M. l;row l!l~d ~w petltlofJ asalns ~ tbe"'' 1n . the County, -~ · lit. " LI!IAL NOTICE , EJsworth · Bennet~ J.\athew.~ . whose last known place Of rc:u- PAStiAN .. Groce were Sunday Jlihn g~ts of Mr. and Mrs. L C . dru and , Euhlb Swan. · · I ,!1 l ! . Akron and Mt'l: Bessie Swank of At~ens """e vhltlnc M,rs. Frankid P:arker Tueaday. . , .Mr. and Mrs. Blain H-.rdway of A1ron _H)ent a 'week with hia motijer, Mro. I,llll! Hordwoy. · Mt. an·rt Mr1. William Reed. ~f Qstrander and' daughter and 'hus· band of ColumOus a'nd ·Mrs. Ottlc Milhone ·of Pomeroy were the Sundey ~ueslll of Tillie Reed. .~1· . Ql!ll r.Jrs. Clyde ·A4•ro; . dt Pukenbu.ra: were c•JHn( on Mr and .Mrs. -W. W. Brau · 'l'Jiur8day. t ' . were Mn Effie Watson. a ' through tbe law fJrm Mr. and Mra. David Welch of and Ciow. · CoQillvUle were gueats of Mr. and Mr . •Abner Stout, receotly. Fre(l:m'an, . in ·bia , Mr. and' Mr•. Cecil Richards of sLates that he hal been Color is Keynote in OIJamobile Super "BBJ' • ' I ' D. M. Newland, Carrol Dodderer Audr.ey Koehler, Norma 1 Newland and Ver~ Shields. Mr. and Mn. Hobart Dodderer tad •'Mrs. Carrol Dodderer were 1n Parkersburg rec;ently. 1 Mr. and Mr11. Cb8\-~ei 1 ':K ' 1ilar •nd· famUy and •MjSs~rr~et Mr. end MTs. Richard (}leader· son Ql Coolville were :'luetts ·Bun-, dJy eve~~ln.g o£ Mr~ - and Mrs Wayne Brickles. .> r1 . Mrs. Estber HyjchlsoJJ !6t Chester Will . the wfe~end guesl of .. • J ' P 0ul Reibel, • Ohio Vn!veriltr man a.nd S.turday. ~ Viola. Afternoon Mn. 'Mary Barnhill apent Sun- were Natbu ArnDld, day with -Mr. lnd Mra. Emmett Joe Johnson and aon, Jr., Swiab~r at Carthage Gap. W:olf Pen, Dean Stlencer and Cal11ng on Mrs. Cora Hamilton wm Carpenter of Glouster. at the ho.pltal i~ Parkenbura lasl week were George HamHton, ltfr.s. Tiffin Hall at Ohio U. Honors First Governor t.y ' a .._., < bad 1 IJy dlqner at tbtli' bom,. :¥T. · Jn~ton retebtlJ ta vi.~it i)(r. ~: lhd . .eft~Mii Sundoy whel )ff'l. Cl~enee Swaq., ...n Mrl;' E. I. • '. November 1; at the home from tbe St. J'OR~ Rotpi- arandJon. Cbarle~ Vlcl.ot, lll •h~r,. .the wat t.alr:o ,lorJile- l'l:nltldly d~nner 8UC!it JB . tht' ·Mr. IDd llro. William Cook dical treafi!:leat. Jl .. home of Mr. i nd Mn. Raymoad were ~ dinner, .fUeltl of her ~lber, and .lin. l:lmneo Mr. aud Jln. C. E. ,W.e _ae- Arnold. ' Eden of LeWit, w. Va. ,. • eompan.i!d Mrs. Jessie William~, Mra. Allie Frost and ~n tq. Huut· Howard . ' • Those '56 ... OLDSt.\0~1~15' ,, MoyemM~ 3, ,1955 K'rr & Vfli I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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