http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0191044ee4d6a838b12a49cff21cd60c.pdf ac38fa4fa96362037190abc322e1fe1f PDF Text Text : t \ • • - _....__::...,_ -~ 11--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middlep<>t'l, 0 ; On 3, 1956 Pruident Frieda Henry and followint proeram was' sont by all, ScrlptW'.e Justls, Roi-J call and busineu readi01 The Daily S-e~tinel • ,. , 1 Brown and readinp GIRLS - land and Lorralne ·birthday was suag 'birthday• a-nd the cl:~::!~ During the buatneu : l'; mage tale now being held .was cuase4 and p,roeeaH .. fir from Lucille Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor the held Friday Ocwber 18 '" ' di,s. Mory Thompson, Lind• SotWage, CUlled. Gam., wece played .... Donna Marit> Hauck, Ronnie Rif- eol!'elta held with prUea given. fie, Cl><ryl Wood•, .... ,e Wotson, Edith vm.... won the doer p,w;, Th F and Joey Gilmore. Refre~hmenU were served to those e e 0.~ratetl Ch~.ch IC~ol Jelfrey Burt and a four year to Junior Department to the Inter- attending, =~~d ~~1~ ~~ Sun Y, Ben Neutzl!ng, and Freda Mttch. mediate, Susan Woods, Karen HoU Att Dd d' WI .e aettur, sup- Marcia Grue:'Mn received recogni- ner, Sharon Wilson, A.seneth Trae ante at Sunc;lay ~eltooJ on enn en ent , presldmg All de- tion for sevtm ye•~ perlect , 1_ Ro Sunday was 125 collection 'iB~l. ~•rtments f th h 1 I · -cy. nnie Reynolds, Ronald CarM J 0h I rs. n Tay or of Mason waB 0f the se oo himet n the 1 tendance and Glady·, Cuckte' fo' penter, Johnny Shasteen and Walt calling saactuary M , or e won~ P servlce twelve year~ and a very ,peclal er G P d on r. and Mrs. Ned Henwhich op~ned wtth a hymn, with tJ rueser. romote from the ry on Sunday eveninl' Lal'l')' TrfK'Y as organiU, antJ pray. re<-ognt on was gLven lo Mus Una lntermediat.:: to the Senlor Ch•r, , er fly Mr . Blaettnar. Grueser who has completed her lotte Murray , Marlenl Sch~ll. Re1J. Mr. Ivan Bush of Kaaoo was 2~e:r g~=t ag;ndpnce. ata Baxter, Bett1 Hamm and Shel· vWUng with Ned H~nry Friday . 1 Graduation exercises were conla Strauss. I r Mrs. ~ora:e Burns made • busi~ numbers were presented ducted wit hthe following promoThe teachers of the rehool w-ere nftl tr1p to New Haven Monday. by the Junior Choir. "Tell Me Mr. ~nd Mrs. B. J. 1\edmond Stories of Jes us" and ''In IMy tlons, flrst kindergarten to 8l!t!Ond called to the altar a~d a prayer kindergarten, Penny Hayes Ricky for love and dedicatiOn of their ,&pell.t the week end in CJ11arnb · •Heut ThN~ Rings A -~elody" with 5 uperinGilmore, Ann H<llter Carl~ Nor~ livl'lll was offered by the ~th their daughter, Mr. y ·lf:: Mrs. Ben Neutzling' aa pianist. Mi-. Blaettnar spoke brlefly on "The ton , Sally and Mike Globaker Jcf ~ndent. The hymn, "Lead On Oh W. M. 8\II'Wn, Their son, Pat and Gordon Joh~•on~ ng Eternal" conduded the serv- companied them lome. , ' Great Invitation" telliag ~ 1t is ffrey Burt · _ .... ,fee stUI God's invitation toda)l. , rom km<krgarten to primary de· Mr. and lira. Clarea.el lf Certificates o-f recognition for partm.enl, Tommy Keeney, Mary spent a. fe'N dan l.ut w~).n perfect attendance for one year Francls, Charles ·M11rray, Gary lumbu1 witb theJr da~ were awarded to Mike and Sally Kuhne 8 , Dennis Booth , Janice lamlly lira. Lewhl Dally. G" , Glaba~r and Donnie Mayer. Seals Schmoll, Sally Mora, Eddi.e Raer, Mr. and Mn. Ralpb ~nt tor two years attendance were giv- J,ane Grueser, Donnie Swish~r and ~n open house was beJd .at the Columbus, Mrs. Rome stewart en to Randy Burl, Faye Thomas, I eggy Ann Hoffner ; C1Jfton M. E. parsonage which Cheshlrp spent SuadTomm B wa.~ newly n•modeled for Rev and with A d St ., .,.... ~ Y rown and ;Joe Kennedy . Pr imary to Junior De artment · Mrs. Richart! Wright. · n y ewart. -•·· ~~ree year ~eal was t:iven to I Gitberl Woods Connie p Ad·k ' · G Mr. •nd Mrs Harold Hysell and - - lllf Brow.n, Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Mr. and M W er PIJ'f'nts uests Mrs were Mr. andSharbaugh, Mrs. Jes- aoa, Rutland h ·Sunra. · M.onStewart Spenc~r, . Virginia 1 day. June Spcneel' , Mr. and Mrs. Wait- ~ Mr d M er Blake, Rhoda Fox Alma John-. an · an n. La.wrence Davidson son Dorothy Blake 'Allan Harris ttld :aughter Co.lumbus via:ited T. 0. Young, Mrs.' J. E. Carson: en 5 ovet' the week end Mr. and Mrs A B Woodrum Mr Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett arid and Mrs. w. H. Fo.gleson..,:: IPoks N · 1 ch:'d~~· vblted reJatlvea ln Wav0. Brown, Mr and Mrs L~roy ·Ly~ er ~~ .ll~od Sunday. on~ .. Mab~l JohnMJn, Olevia Young thlld~.en or M..rkr Cedi Sleeth and Warm enough for those cold Manlyn Foglesong Pam Kearns hU Ml on vialted 'his Fall and Winter days ahead. Esta Bumgardner, ' Sally Profitt: SJe::h~ Mrsse-L Ivy and Leasie Mr and Mrs. HomC'r Johnson M' da• 'd s'·nd ucy Harrison SaturrlM ·. ··~anuay an rs. Fems Jush.5 Mr and M Cl · i"Mrs Bill Drown , Mr . 'and. Mrs.~ Till r.Nebara Willhtms lwd M . Frank Harri s and Alln Jane Bur- WUIJ ,le~, Mason visited M ,lo(ess. NanC'y Profitt , M~. and Mrs. Sund:~ Sister at Pt. Pleasant OJ ~ - H. Profitt. Flora Board, Lena · · ---~ . Pteken .~. Clara Roush. OJI(.f Cook, Ann Nl'wland Mr. and Mn. Harry y . Newland anf1 Patty Sue, Lesale Sleeth, Ivy Sl~·cth. F. M. 'Lockett 'Mrs. GPor>ge Burns Beverly and Cheryl, Mrs. !''ranees Stewart ,. ' Gary Stewart, Hell'n Stt:Mart. Bet: ·' THE ly Cal1l, Clara Williams. Laurene Ll•w!s, Mrs . Ned Henry, Mrs . DenSEE OUR OTHER MERCHANDISic FOil THE ver Hartis, Mr .a nd Mrs. Donald Fogoleson·g, Donna Glaze, Irene KelARESTfLL LITTLE GIRL OR BOY: ley, Charlotte Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hofrman , Mrs. Ray Pickens Sr., Mr. ~d Mrs. Ray Pickens. Jr., COME AND SRI! Mrs. L. J . Ruttencutter. ·Mfl. U~a Zli"kle, Lois Ander.llon, rda Varian. Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Warner, Susan Warner and Lua, Harrison. 4 dr sedan. The Good Will Class met at the and really home of Betty CaH on Friday night 1\!IDDLEPORT, 01110 for ~heir m<Jnthly meeting. The • -;-----,~~---""·~ -~------..,,..,_,._,.,._,_.,_,-_,.,.-_, .__,_.,,,_,_.) _meeting wa~ called to order by 4 dr. VB 'wilb ·pliw1,., , really nice, '' casual 109[r In car ideal Item for ~~!-all wool meltoo-tog· llle .buttons, attached hood, elaitlc Inside sleeves, knit trlm on pockets - all wool quilted interlin.tng.' c:oat, r't:f.lerated Church Sunday School Observes Rally Day On Sunday (lfFTON .,...!.. . r===~-=-=-=-=·===-~==~::.::=-=-~~·=-=-:::=-===='"='~· e~lled . GIRLS CAR COATS I ... -, ... $8.95 Sizes3 to6x $6.95 WE SELI!CT OHl THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS Sizes 7 to 14 $8.95 suits in aU-nylon garment, A bra, Womens 40 denier eyiQJ! ~ ant.ies with • lon, !lora.! PSizes while, pmk, blue, aqua. coral and green. embrotllli~~d . J~W «<rchld, white An' all purpose a ~7.~:lo~~; panty, a one. in sizes 34 to 42. DodgersGeJABreakToR~tlJp' · _, ·\,. Mter Rainout Brings On Delay . COLORFUL WARDIIl081 For Tots and Girls A wide assortinent of girls bats, cloche - bon· nets. clip hats and off face caps in velveteen and wool fells. Mammoth cabinet for clothes storage or u y extra cupboa.rd, .• $1.95 to $3.95 j.f"" wide x 66"" high X 21• deeP ••. full ahelf and sturdy baoger bat ..• storage - space all the way ro the floor .• , altrat:tive walaut color CORDUROY CRAWLERS Little tots printed cor- crawlers, wa-sh• · · uailable with able, sanforii<id, color. fast elastic back, self lined bib, 8 SIUIP crotch leg openini, Slzea 9, 12; 18, 24 mo, lock and keyo, $29.00 36 inch wide wardrobes finished in mahogany and walnut $1.59 ·. TOWELS Colorful, absorbent and durable. Wide stripes or checked patterns in red, blue. yellow, . green, black and multicolored stripes. All with fringed ends 16 by 32 inches. 25ceach GIRLS SLIPS Girls Everglazc cotton slipS-- Crea&e._ resistant tiered skirt, tace trim\ med, elasticized sides for better fit. Sizes 4 Jo 14. r-~~---::::::---------------------~·-c~~:~OarM-$_3_9._oo $J_._1_9--~ _________ ' PRINT® fiberglas DRAPERIES RtmMAN FOUND HERE MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE GANNON KITCHEN mtDIIu•• HEADWEAR GOOD BUYS I 955 Mercury: Pinch pleated tops, blind stitched s,ide hems, 3 inch bottom hems. Com· pletely washable. nang 1n seven min· utes. Modern designs on grey or white backgrounds. Overall size 48 by 90 inches. Sm~~ly styled hampers _of superb quality loom woven fibre with smooth slatex link Beautiful colors. Seat and l'Jiright styles. All with hardwood handles. . 1955 Chevrolet $8.95 a pair WASTE BASKETS ' 1954Mercury ;. Fibreboard baskels with metal top and bottom. Pink, green or blue with ivy leaf deoorations at the top. ·$8.25 to $10.95 hlrdtop. Rldlo , white wall a·nd solid. 39c iust right for·the Sizes 12 to 20 liSt~ lOR YOUI ~I_IAKIASF IAI OR IU!t1PUS ROO!t11 rt/.f{'/1 Revtlvinglar Stotl cOMI"lA110M DOOR . onlvl39!1 ............... Deep-cuahJoned aeat. so• hl&h, rnaiftl an ball beotlap. Tubulorateellep, Spaddiot~cluomiUIII 8 , I'~.H,~N Drive·h1 . . ... .... / 20 Below TOllltMT a, WIDNISDAY TUISDAY FIEEZEI WIAP . Cdlr . . . _ _ . . PAMILY NIGMTO 2 Adolt,...... -~ Trvdt,_<JII HCIIU(Oil INOWS Huoy 1-dy [llpel THI c.\TMAN 01' I'ANIS • Heaoy Wit COiled one sldt · -At.IGVALLIY OftcZOMatU - , ur., ""'· ~ Houllbeplnt ·and olhtt loadlog............. A• ...., •• ' ..... ·, ' ' ' HOGG and ZUSPAN MATERIALS,INCORPOi\ATED In The Heart of M11on City ' \lpllolateeyiDehoictol- ,' I Carto .. GROUND HDG ""l'll•lll ·y aWalt. P~l~~;~., THUIIIDA'I Maro. O'Jii.!On For hCJme freezers. 1elriprolol\ · F M' t fe} ~ged~i~~~J He 'llld . ·~· decjaion as · ~ ;:;:~~~! ;;chool show. 1 'rhe nexl ~ It to be held at i nCIIDn al School be dosed ~ ~~;~5~~~~~~~~~~~~~ at pOoollf!• 1!"1 . . 1 "1 wanted to gtve the managl!l'll ~oupt, courtesy of gtvlng their op:lft.- 1 filch, Pom~oy. but they would. DOt ~ RebeUAl of f.be Sbc:iwboat proconclusive-," trick ·a l I d. duction of the ~ Bend Minstrel matiat(er woul4 tie think· Asloetation wlll be held tonight at hla pltehing rotation and 1:30P-M at the Si!nior ~gh Ekhool i~terpreted I 1 'I~ Man.. strived •t the \ park at 11 a m~ Ba;th managers agreed it was betA to posq:lone tht bad to hold ager Oatey Assault' CharJJeS Bnng Fme And Jail sentence •PP"'"'' I of their abi.Uty." 'I Mine opcralt»'l group. ·viii again face hearing in GrindThe one-year packo:ge agree 'ey's ciurt un chargell ol i.nto:dcaIn his letter tll tbe local I'IChool oflki~h Aucll.tor Rbo1es pointed men! p~ovides for a ~Wo-btep $2.4( tion . out that the recent examLnatitms a day 10crease~ $2 lD wa~es a~t <~vid~•el's "a ve.ry excellent crrm- 40 cents in fnnij.e beneflt.s. Tnc Others s\a'\rd to,. court app('arplian('e with tbe laws arf"t'tim~ hrsl step ol th ~ waye rn :rea.u anees yet thi~ week are: Willia-m school dl~tQ~ JQd the ~ount- [ R~O. is retroaellvr, lo !a.t Mon Pike, 21. of Racine arreated Wrdin.J .syitem fequittd- of them ." day. The second § ep, 80 . cent£., l'le:;rlay by Const•ble WiUiam T. qe:ndrlx on cobarg.es of intoxica·· I becomes effective nl!xt Apnl 1. Rhodes words of prai!<e T h e minf'"N curren.ly earn ' ' ion and Walter }lei'!!C'hman, 30, boArd .j h.a5ic $lO.L5 • day. W\lt>n t!le fina . i-rove City. also n•bbed by Hendfor P-omeroy increase g~s inlo payehe~k .; nu' rix for driving whilt inbndcated. At Middlepod lack Kittle, 20, S. Smart is, the year, they wtll \!le eatnilll&..minlof tbMt commtinity will fate M6y, n~.-om oi ~.:.-.5 a day. new oontnct altQ call, for OJ C. 0 . Fis~er on ~barga of all" ilavl'-olf a.t. ChriStmas.. ~auit and battery '1iled · q.ainF -21. 26 and 31_ How- 1<101 by Willi>m ''l'Mit!&-!J'Iftlo "iio ' ' j,. <11f1 e~t 12-day summer al'f'fllted We~ · by ~le- I , A'Uer I200 000 northern soft coal miners . agree~eat "No World Series gari'Le ever has : been st.appW abort oi nine inninge.l Of . IQS S and we don't want that e:ver to happ('n. I feel tochy's gatne et;'ll.ld ! Armr..,xirnatcly S~'Yf'ntv ),h•j'!!r. be played l.f the currut condltions 1 Countians registered Tue:iday nil· prevail. It would not. be pleasant ht for pa.~! icipatlon in the ~ird b.ut. ~e could play. It Is my renpon- 1 Annuat Big Bend Minstrel and sab1hly to the: players and fans to ollo. at the Brst rehearsal of the be sure that ·DO ga~e has to be show held at the central school in 1 calltd becau.se of adverse weather . Pomeroy. · 1 condltiolts.'' Frick arrived at Ebbet.s Fi~ld at Tweq!3: e!qht. a:trl& T(HI',~tr."'Cd 10:30 a m. EDT 1.nd immediately \ during the evf!nlng to-take .part tn ordered that all late6 we:re to rc· 1 the dancing chOW groups , for the main elosed untU there wi.s ~ de·. ci.sion on 1RI'1*t~er q,r not the same would be played; ' ' ''That (o PfeiYlnt' a terrtUe ticket ." be sitd. tr ..t,ISO r-.t klft1 ..........ltlold .... ... 59c $1.95 HGLOIY" JSu-op• • 'l'ochnlcol...) ,-ALIOJock Pol.... ..,..,. It""" ,---._ - "'1«111 01' ,,••• ,-,l>V;T.. will dedicate· the activities new addition ·their I Members 2 o'clock. The_day's featureto.a page--,1 <Jf the · Middleport_ · making a 14 by <trf day, vacabOD day& tbe MlddlepOft liiil' ~-h•ljl ' ·· wrt andObat1ei i• Jn J>Oiiee Pomero:f, , Harper .ln of nr th• church in·New Haven. The new addition COD· Board are B11uce Lloyd, pre:sident; fo~:e.:~=- are sebeduled to close . MeArtbur Wednesday Digltt for· assembly halls. It is electrically heated. Mn. Mary Probasco, vice.prea. from June 28 to Ju1:r B ·for tbe relted $15 appearam:e boO;Ji when dedicatJ.q~ Probe Launched Into Collapse Of New Building Piani·were being completed this week for tbe of the new Christiin Education Unit of the New tHaven Evangelical United Brethren Church on Sunday, arcording to Rev K J pastor. Scot~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - \ Harold Hubbard, Paltl Davis and summer vacatiop neo:rt year. he f-ailed to appear to amwer 1 be :..~ cha-e of pamng a Joadt- -.d.ool Smart. di In ad .tion, minl!t'S wu pa""' ... _, """"' 1 double time for holidays. They art! Be .was arrested by Pomero1 already paid double time for sun- Patrolman lobn MeKemieOf day aod time aDd a balf for Sat· Federated Church T K N :bus. T0 Observe' w. ld I om e11y amed unlay• .• d Co · , !'New preSI•dent The worked. ogr,.ment oboat Absentee Votin ~ • WI e mmumon Of Church Group ... three lourtb• of the natioo'o 1011 ~ mine.-. or •n estimated 150, For El-tion8 T0 The of of workers.. mtne ·"(" roy that Kelly elet!ted operators ~ s o' Monda_y ob5cJIVe Wide dent of geneullJ ·tart . . n Albert Gloedner, Clerk or '1. covers activities wm b6 tbe P'"""'.u ... of a page· But Jt 1a m]l reapott AuditOrium. BtrbrHoenieb, Diretant entitled "Where The Saints Federated Cbureb Pome000 200,000 Olhe.r to think of spectators. the tor, wu ln pOinf Plet&ant yester· JACKSON, MictL UP" AI Have Trod." The IL'CDe& In the baa announced they wUI Tom was presi-1 not covered the basi( ~'"~"'"• and • mU- oth!r · dl)> ->fternooll and completed ar· least . Jbi;; separate lmestitetioDS pqeant will depict the early world CulmmUDiOD .th Ch . r End f agreement accepts its 0 180 \ r&Diflbentl f o r the apPean.~See the were promised today In t.be col· .biltOry of the Churth of tbe United this SUnday, oct e ns eavor terms anyway lapaat of a four-story build1n1 uDBretbrea ln. Cbri&t ln Mason CounThrough every hour as tbe day the Middleport Cburth . of Christ 'I Lewis', in u"tinc the eonventioD Meigs County Board of Elections . Today's game will be Played there on ()etober JO. . . cier cOnatructlon whlcb killed tea. ty. !Sweeps westward around the eaRh Sun~y evening at t~elr ~gul~r for aoproval of the contract, said . ~ today tl}at "'!!ill8 ·of ·1\,idtly ln Brooklyn, weather perSix b odies are st.ill burled in the 'BeginniDI at 2 PM, the pageant . in some place, sonp of praiae and Oounctllor meeh~g ·Mrs Geor,ge JS (• be"U wAnted an_._ •·affmnative. motion".. ..ttbsnt and Disabled Voters ballots , ~mittiag, a.nd the subsequent pmea 1l d te . for the group Childs which bewiQ- .start loeally on Monday, OCtt.angiC' af .tee an concre wiJJ-tell the atorv .oflhe early days prayer w1ll be had. In a thousand gan thelr winter season in sep•you m-e a nef'tive on~, in Yankee Stadtum wilL be pushed ober. 7. (" ' . State Police ~apt. Forest Whlti of the United Bi-etrhren Churl!h in different tongues pastors wldd 1 ember - he chuckled, "1 woa t reeogDLZe back a day. . said the fire mirsbal's divisiont West Vlrgioia from the time that speak about this day when the · · . . it." · This is the firs-t pMtpoRement ot ·Offkes of tbe louJ board or Elof state pOlite would lnveatigate, the first class was organized in whole Christian £amHygatben. . Qther new offtce.rs are: Vlce-prcs William Dews of Local 2148 at ectioas ·wiJl be open for casting of a World Stories pme since Sun•• Have'rl. lc Aabu •· J HJan· ... Pricedale, Pa., was chosen bp sUcb ballob from 1 to t p m during aad llated t.bese otber pinned in- t••• near N-· This· is the celebration of 'tbe 1dent, Ira Butcher; secreta.ry, day, Oct. 7, 1951, when tbe Yanvestftttlona: M.U8lc · 1or t he pl.leiiU -•1 ·IS ta k en memorial of the sacrifice eTbe Chry;· t''"'easurer. allJe ... . ·Lewis from rows shoutiq ror nc- week daya; and from 6 to 8 -pm on . 1of ·t.be E d · d.a,· dkee~~ and the Giants were the A JeJlalatlve committee probe from "The Vir&:lnla Lute" an old Savior when all who partake til· . r•s tan n eavor Ls lvt ognition. DewS asked for immedWorld Series oppOneDts. Tbe anDual "A-pple-Butter" pro- beaded · ._ Rep. WUfred G. Blshook -tb , ' ts d it are' called upon tQ rentetOOer ed into teams and at the end ()[an t'ate ratifl'catioo of n.. _ con•-At. Saturdays. G~ said !bat Jlle deadline ject of !tie Cllur<h of Cbrial, apon"' f ..al songd --·-•Wlb ohrr~..f!m~tn 'dan I th. ,,·r b,et•·•n ovet oil tbe world atte'Ddance contest will have a WAC ... _ The rainout WllB 'liewtd as a Jackson county's int '""" wor 11 u-.u y t e ..~ ...u1 r1 ers banquet t th h h Only scattered opposition was for castinl' Ab&e·n t and Disab1ed •Oftd ' by tb• Pbllathe. Society. .sett. ifbreak for the Dodier& Inasmuch will start next MondaY wben men. trlct ofinveatifation by the ias\U"o of the early dayl of 10Je c~urch. -cspe_cially the S'lci, the . aced, .a e c urc · ·Voiced during dtbate on tbe new .ballotl in Nov. 1 at 4 p. m. it wlll pmnit 38-:reat4>1d Sal women and children of ~ cburcb anee compantea. by the c:ontracSome of tbe characters in the th~ wtdows. and the ~ ,the 1 agreement befo-re it wu approved Io addiUon, the Election Board l'll a 8 I J eo who woa Vlednesda.y'a are asked to aallt fl.'itb tlae wt:~rk· tofl; by the city of Jukson Bulld- P,agemt are ., follOws: Mose~ 1 pnsooer, all those who are perclerk. said tbat Soldier balloting by a standing vote, l~ener, 6-3. to tain . aD e..tra day Peettnc of the apples Will 1tart ina and by con&um-- :M:Lchaels, Richard Ord; JO"D"8S Fron secuted for righteousneu lake, 'lbe band pJayed, "Hall, Hail, it now in JICO&ress at the ]oeal Of rest Don Newc:ombe, today'1 • the Gang's ..(ll Here." offices and that sorb ballott can at t a m at the chW'cb and all ·~rs Power Co .. tbe buildiag own.· fel~, Harry MWer; Jacob Bachtel, the pDOI', the hungry the ROffOW· sc:beduJed starter, today pOinted who come lo )Jelp are asked to ere. Lewia Capehart; Bilhop Glossbre· ful, tt.e· tempted, and the lost. Micbael Demchak of st. Micbael, be received by mall until DOOD M out when Alston aomtaated bim ~ · nner, J<J,.n Hoffman; Dr. Hensley. Pa., urged a re-nl!g<Jtiation ot the election day. Wednesday, that he would llke an bring a lic:k luneh. Vlctor Street; or. Meeks. Otbo Lte~roy contract to provide shorter workextra day of rest aho, after the Plalltl have beln made for five vlng: .Zebedee' Worner, Edward ..-. 0 U ing hour•, but hi, bid failed, He PTA TO MEH heavy burden be t11rrie:do durinc kettles to be eookiD.I· in tbe y•d Perry; Lewis Bumgarner, Bernard J , ! said a reduction in ttae wtJfk day The Ractite PTA wil} m~ MonLlevinl'. D-...... c H Wise Jr., cba!rman <Jf tile would put many un~ployed min· day Ott. 8 at the Raelne Grade the late stages of the National of thei Childi..Mm.e, ·North Secoild League CAmpatgb. Avenue 104 HudiOD. S~t, ~rt­ William Weelr;ley, Pete Bun-is J . . , . . Middleport driY~ fM_ thE' Boys era back on tbe job. Stbool at 7:30 p. m., acctm"ding to ing earl, Tueeday moil1iinl· The announcement made tod.i. All Peny, George Jewell; Bachtel's Scouts of America th1s year. anwDDleh ,. in cbarle bop tQ have the teachers and parentt are r.,_uut.•on, Luth" smith; Chainnan of 0 today that plana for tb• ARM IS FRACTURID last of tbe work done b)' Wednuttae Board for Chdetian Eduration, Dr. Harold Brown of campaign . are and bas Mrs Jennie Watson, Condor .st. ed to attend. day eveniaJ. WAVERLY, o. UP _ A dis- J'Jmet King· Mrs -Baebiel Connie Ed . . et asked that all MaJ<Jn and Team suffered a broken arm io a faU C" hart.; ' w kle tt 8 roy BoaJ"d <Jf ucahon wu e1e • captains meet at the Hlab School Thursday momiDg at tbe officea <Jf Annouii<Omeiu ·ol ·t h • projtel pute between mee:hanlc:s and weldape · MrJ ee y, e Y. u- ed to the Executive Coowil!t o-f Tue5d oetob 9 f special the ""''"ial Securi•- a~ard wben -"'e MARRIAGE utENSIS daughter &y, er · or a '".1 qu li-1• wao made W.dn~ ~lil!ll •liOn ers today was blamed for al'l •UD· rrls· ill' Bacbtel' , N 111 hbor ~·-· 'LiM11Xine · . the Southeastern Ohio · 001 briefing fell .:;ovofrom a step. Shf' was trans.James Edward Fi!•h,. 18, U. S. R b " ported to Meigs General Hospital Nayy and Alta. Louise CJolldl, 18, lh• P<ayn -ice oi>d afi!l• cl... &Uthorized walkout at the -Atomic M ua•te er, A ef gR w • ~~ete evma:, B•anl "--~iation at arne ru:r of · was beld II· t,he eluit< . -'th Wal· En.eray plant near here latE> W..· Da_n ~so ev. ~ Y. e ~ that group held in Athens on Wed- I Tuesday evemng an organ~,Z.~tion by the Emergency Squad. Rutland. ca Burrts and Sbenda Ca~ha. : nesd11Y. · al meetmg Wa'3 held at the Library _::::_::::::::::::=:!.-~:::::_______:::::::::::::_ _____,___ __ ter Bun-Ill• devolioll~ lefdor ne,aday. ... and Jl'r04 I ~ <>f tlio c A Romine, pre!lident of the Reader, &_andra Rouahj c~o1r Dtror. Brown, Edward Foster and to 1\eet the Majors for the drive A talent ,bow will be held on Churth, -auetlng !lie Bible elttil local of tbe Oil, Chemical and ector, Betty Jooes; orgarusl, Ruth Ralph Graves members of ·t be Those present were C H Wis Jr. 1 .. - ' . • .AtOIIIIc Worken Uaioil, urged the Sayre. col BOord areomp•nied by ChiiJIU cbairnlan: William Child•, the Rev .W Odober 22 in the .Rat~nd Hilb stud)'. 1 Sc:-bool auditorium to help raile wOrlteis to ~tum' to_. tneir jobl. Pr~t for the days reremon- Gltms, superintendent of tbe M!D- Claremont E. Hoyt. F;red Hibbs, funds to equip the l~neb room at ··Pieki!tl patrolled the gatea to tbe lies wl11 be Blabop D T Gregory of eroy Schools 8yslem were Ia at- Jobn Pi111o1t Milton Huod and the grade school buildtoa: iD Ru~ plut !bill morninJ but the wOrker. Pltl$burgh &nd Dr. T L Miles. Buck tcndanee Wednesd•; at the A• Cb.. ter Erwin. land. a• lovolved 111 U,t Wildcat strike ·va, who ia ,tile confer- nual mee«ng of l.he assocl•tiln \ • crosa:ed the lines to a:o to wofk· 1 enc.e superintendent. 81sbop Greg- held ln the Ohio University tenMEIGS GENERAL 1 Pastors -and leaders in sixteen Naarene· churches in a 5Tbe show, which is sponsored b7 the RuUand PareDt-Tq,c}lera Alaoc The dlltpute was reported to !"' \ .,, deliver the moming and '" Ballroom. Adrolttedo Jarne. Young, Uftqtt. county area wlll attend a zone rally on Sunday school work ln iatioo, wU11end the top three wia. __ over..,.. worlr.planL desfcdUona at the 2.- will Doug Jobns<On, Mrs. the Gallipolis . . N azarene churcll, 1103 Second Ave., TbursdaY asermons ..lsted byonDr.Sunday Miles. and MARKET REPORT · 1Mrs. Amelio Dovis, Maoln, Racine, D•le Maulsnt"rs to Huntinmton for aa appeal" OAJQ..AND · Cilif.. UP -ltaiaer 800 'fie new unit whieh iA being de· CINCINNATI, o. UP by, Cheshire, Tom Terrell . RJt(:ine, night at 7:30. (Oct. 4) ance on WSAZ-TV's Talent ShowAluminUm i."CbQiltal Corp, andlcated will add ten new cia" Ecgs, J.,g, "'"·' 1-2 e low"; )ln. Dorothy Clark. Pomer<>y , Sp"'" will be Mr. Go'den T, meet early eaeh Monday mo,nlnJ case. An ·audition ln Huntington nouDeect .tod'ay tbat"lt will add exroom• tO the a nursery and prlcea at flll"ffls. wJllte Mr.' Glenroy Ewing. romeroy . Olsen, Eugene, Ore., a Christian in a tompany prayer meetlng. will not be" required of tbem . tonaive fodllliel lor the produoJ1 two departmental a"embly 'oomA . nnd brown, A jumbo 48-49: A la'rgo Di"'bargedo Mi" Rhoda llall, b.,in,.•m•n who .., appUed bu•Mro. Olsen IS 1D great demand In addition prlzes wtll be awardthe The church was organized ovPr 44-48: A mediums 27-30; A ·s mall\ Middleport, Mrs. U11" Porn· · me"S principlr t.o Sunday a speaker Wore tDt.erdenomrd to the top three at Rutland. tioD of alumtnum Platt: · ooe hundred years ago in 1852 -J0-'21; B iarg• 35-39; FOB CinMinnie BarrelL ung,vUI•. W<>rk with resul!a tn 1;1- 1naUonol groups- Membert o I r.vrryone intrested i n being i n sbeel and · folt ..,UIDif nt!P now wilb the firot unit of the pre,.nl cinooU, white •od bcown A toiae Blrtboo M,. and M>< Roher! Wiil teen '"'' " • superintendent. other cbordlea are Invited to ' atthe show Ia asked to contact EUt- under " " - " " a t II • • • n •Ref. JtVereU Rusilell or Bidlwel1 huiid!og beint erected in 1866-87 51-53: A. medium 34-36. Columbua 8 son. Mr. Olsen is' widely tead the rally by tbe Rev. Vern~bt'lh LJoyd at the hiib school or woocl'. W.Va. The 'ttddtti.OII ·fadlitiOB wiU In· Ohio willconduet a cevival at the undor the putonte of Rev. Jacob OblckeM, stc>dy; fryera 3.310 1b ' in the .,f,igontion ' buain-. He noD C, Sbafer_ church P"tor. Carl Miller in RUtland. Racine, ball an- cklde •new tH-iJI:CII ' mill, Rutland Mia$t.On. ButlaDd, Oblo Bacbtel. An addl\lon wa11 built lo 16 }lens over 5 lb 13-14: bens, D ALERT IS SET started. eight. yel\l'S _ago wlt.h T h e Nazarene 1 he ba< 1'<!01> beat tretlllna :fodlltlea a..1 ultra• Oct. 'i tbroltfb 21<1the ehtl"<h In 11122 under the lb and unde> 1J he"', light 1>00 A Ground Oh"""" Corps aiet< $2.000 '." copot•l and this_ ym his church., "'" Athens, Pom""'Y· 1 and Is now tealilll oqalpmetll, P well There'trlllbo opeeiol IIIUSie and ,toi'II!C <Jf Re•- R. t._ Kalbauah. 11-!2o old"""'"' !Il-l!. . · will he held y,;d,y October 5 . aal" wtii meed f2:mllhon. He Wellston, B•lpre, Glouster, Ran> •?rm!r cuatom- ., the -ld'a plot• aln(lna. S<!l"licel eaeh nl(ht at The new .tlditlon will be eleo:t- l!"ul'keyo, toms, 26 Jb and up, 23- from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. All mom· give'! the majot share ol the ere- den, JA<kson, Middle< "' Sboc Shop stretcher, oopltl>lo of 7:30 p. m. The public u cordially rlcolly beoted !bus beceming of (be 1 2< \oms, ou>dor 26 lh ZH!2; lotaa, ben and inter.,ted p•rlies ue dit for th;, rc<OOnl to God. ' port, Neloon\OIIIe, Point Rock, Rut frlt!nds, In II&· , ing aluminum alloj plate up 10 . lnvitetl oeoomoag to the aev; VIr- first churehes Jn the 1tate of we,t 2510-:181>, fry.,-ro.,ter, JO 'Ib ud to "iport to the posl Nme denomonatlons ..,. ropre· I land, . The Plains, UD> oi> IIICb,. tblek. • Jllll.... jNIBior. Vlr&inla to be so heated. Gruuod under on Lln011ln Heigh'->. &ented amou• h" employei. They loo llid&e Golllpo1lr. . Hi(~iighte of tbe day~ I ~HJtment, t '.'r IMiddleport Soout Fund Campaign To start 0 T esda'V School d Member ' El"""ed T p0$t p the-~Ponre- nounc~d und~way ftiW)Vl. "'" a.-, ~~ t~ ~sonic ~ ~ ~ev- bun~;<W. HOSP~T~L ~Ul e~fiiLDJ ~ Ru•lan -· dMiss'I'on p.}ans . ReVI•Val --'ProdU~e: chu~h ron~umerst I -~ pa~ eroy I I ~icoil, I •m"'"' al~o j' ~. Nazarene Ch••.,ChZone Rall . y • . IT0 Draw From F•IVe Counties obsm<~Uon ~b~l ~· kD~ h~ ~~~~ltilli MoArt~UI', Syrae~e, ·~ In TtchN.:-olor .~"-----~~~~------~~----~--------------' • • i 8 Kaiser AlUiniQumAnnoPrtc,oes Phms on ' . .or·Ex·pA.n·SJ' F :rh~Street .- . I At Atom Plant Rutland High Talent Strow ToBe0ct.22 '" -tr) ~...RTOON of the The deVelopment came after the 3.000 delegate UMW~~ vention here bad cheered 1t.s un' '"imous of the new eo•· tract. The coal operators, meeting C Pomeroy and Middleport ~<"hool tn Pittsburgh, also appr(t¥ed !hf • • official, today were praised by a.. tbey Lt. State · Auditor Jame& A. Rhodn, LeWU! bad d~nbed the eon Lettera of congr&tlll;rtiom for tract to bd fello-w m~ne worker~ ·'jobs well done" were wr~tten to I ~~ "a gre~t t:iump" ~~ ,the un_ the<>e people by the auditor after 1 wn. He sa1d Lt wu a tr~bute t~ Arraigne<! before Justrt.ce of the he had rl!'Viewed the re::~t exam- [ il~ strength and construchve poll Peace R E. Grindley, Wednesday inations of the school boards by \ ri"s." . )n rharges of assault and battery ~is af·fice . UMW Vire Pre~tdent Them:; -.,rererded against hi mby his wtfe, Kennedy called it the "greate~ 'ad! Albie:., 21, of Antiquity, we& "To me, 11 is just a. important " I 01 ,e;ecment evf!r negot iated by tb found gui~~Y and fined $100 and ttbode l d~dared, ··w commE"nd United Mine Work ~r!i. " :oJ>ts plus a jail sentence of. 90 thosf' who arc pt!rf'lnni ng r:nc · A signing ceremony in the at- d.avs ln the Meigs C(Juoty JaiL service to_ thf':ir communi·' y as 1t II rrnoon 111 2 3 arranged to fol_low a And. as if that were not enough l!l t..1 rc-vr "',n.d thov. who do nol brid meeting between I.RWlS anc A.hks stU! has moTe troubles comearry out their work l11 the bc.~t , Edward G. Fox. pre:~ident o( th~ i ng up Friday at 2 p .m. wh"n he tr" C · • A I ountUQJS PP'l·Y . LeWia operators had settled their differences and would sign a con. tract today calling for a sz.40 a day wage increase for about I State u r !p • Local ' raiSeS I • lr School Officers Church Labor Dispute Causes Strike Colors: pink, p~ black, pink blue, blue. o_hly , Page~t !~Highlight D . For A~ldition To Ne·w Haven· ~ , ta• Copy of an e.xpenslve duster, Fully lined with opaque nylon, matching buttons with rhinestone centers. · Aluminum creen Window • ca~~n view of the lorec.,t for con-~ Nearly 70 Mei~s tinued rain, we dectdf.d it bert. to eal1 the game." he aat'd. "The weathtrr '~" ,., later WdaY ~ for heavy ram. ' President John L, Butter_Projeet Starts Monday LACE DUSTERS $3.95 gridirQn c. BROOKLYN (UP)- Commlsaioner Ford Fi'lck, after a conference wtlb the umpires. announced today that the sec· ond game bf the World Series ~ween the Dodiers .,W Yan· kees had been postponed_ · • Frick made a detailed survey of the field .and said that !he playing conditions were satisfactory, but that he was conce~ cd aboUt ~be latelt weather fore· ~ -- ··. ' ·· .· • CINCINNATI, 0 , (UP) - United Mine Workers announced today the union and the coal AnnUal-Awle Women's Nylons and Acetate gangI .... ••• ..u.tlt .pert'- ....... C.kler tonltfd'• .,.._, t.lr 11141 • Httle wa,.... Hllh ~ 64 to 70. Low tonltht . . . .g ............. 46 to 52 utt an.I.IIUth. • 200,000 Soft Coal Miners To .SerieS!BenefitUnderTheNewSeales 'Of ' A dito ' ' Rain ·Forces· PostpOne All $2.75 49c duroy .... .. -• ...... rain endln' ,....... ltf dMrtnt • tract n Designed to give freedom ' . tricot. --· Ohl« _ , .1....., donal reia ,..., en ..,.,.._ anct cNnc• of • few et.aawa Mlldh- • combinations oamisole all in I I top Bra In action. NYLON PANTIES , WEATHII SI~GLB COPY -5< ·BUSINESS PHONE ll98 Pomeroy-Middlepor\, PJ;tlo, Thursday, October 4, 1956 V()l. VIII NO. 146 ~ 7 to 14 ' . - ' " • $10.00 8 to 14 ' ' - . " - $12.95 ' CHEMISt: :-..an t I NYLON ' .-41 smart aa1e are $178. It .,11 decide4 ~m~:~n~.N:!.e~~e s!:~~·:o~ Eleanor S. Schaal, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 r _J > e Sii-0-Ette Car Coats . nttne - FELDS October ' •I ' • - �' ' ,. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Oct. 4 , 1956 :~;:••m~sZ:~:~~~:d ;:::;;::==+;:.:::;:;:.:~=--..:.:..:=-!-:I .,The Daily Sentinel l ' ' ' Th, I REYNOLD I. GIEENt EDITOR u aeeond clua .Entered ,' awr.ac ' mattor at tbe 'Pomt!rOJ Ohio, tbUo .W ad\>erlillal reprsentJ.tt\'tl, Bott.n&H-Kimball, !De.. KJ Lextr.gton AYe., New York City, 16, ~ Y. kubscrlptlo~t rat•: DeliYery by carr~er w~,.re naUabJe 30 cent 8 " ' weet: one year lit advao.ee at The Da il ; St!ntinel office . $.15.60: .U: _month11. $7.80; three months, $3 .90 By n1otor route wbere ~nllahle: one rnt.Dth, $1. By 'rnail one J.Par $8; s•.1 monlhs, $42ft ~"f:J PDonlh!l, &2.$1: Marching Bond At OU Bond Day - l -- •• . ~ard·Prette. Ca"cflclot•s lMI<Ine '- Ike lot Aid ~ Speclal to Ceutral Preu A8sodation ASHINOTON ~ PGlillcal lnaldera report that President Eisl!'n• bower tch.edu1ed 1111 Oct. I t'!ampalgn lili"'eech In Cleve land ~ter recelvlna: an urgeitt plea from Senator Geor~;e Bender who lit actnr \lphll! re-eleCtion battle agatn•t Demonallc Gov. Jo'rank IA'-*he. ' They 1ay that Bender waa convinced his chance9 went aHpplng 'and he appealed to the White Hou11e polilkal command to have Ike per.10nally visit Ohio In an ea'ort to I:Alt the .. f -- , Presidential Appearoncei Soon as 'Holplng Hanoi' ! • *• I t,rend with the fi:lllenhowt>r preatlge. Some indlcatlon of the confidence ot Lauache that he can unseat Bender Is eviden ced by t'il- ------==-=-=-== --= --~ =..::.:'"g:.:h·=·m="'·:.:..:;~·';;:;;u••:;;:.:;;:::, portt that the Ohio governor Is already making plana to move his turnlly to Wa.!!hington and ha.¥ I ' • • ,, ' ~ -' • • • • • e PII-ICAJI'I PRIZE-Moat fttlltmnn ,ro attu "bll' ca.tchea" . "'*tiDii. lnetUUUOIIo .. abating over of"&dllt ortly &bout lhrel lnchea lona:. ( ~ 1&1 priM II oM Of Ole ''ptna c:on1.. Alh- whi<::h loilkl Ulttl a IWim'mlhl pine cont &live, and wheq dead and dried· .alrrw1t exa4Uy like , the "fruit" of I tt.ret-tncll *" 1 I PIHaterlal 1 Prbe r Ult pine tree. Tbt lhb are r&re. The Smtth.ttOI'\IAn'• specimen wae uught near' tht RoblniOft Crum. laland - Juan Fernandez--otr the c oa~t of Chile. It hU b-.n ldentl.lltd as on~ of a hlthertOJ u11k ~1uWJl s)wC'Ie!l -the lint to be oau(ht oull\de the troplcul l'uclfte w~~oter11 . Smlth..Wn!ULl U IN'&Jf'lll lllco the man d1o cu up.ht a. 20· 1n rh trout. . • The Or:u.salier 830 Hlgi}way Patrol 9:00 Lux Tlleat"er lO:OO You :let Your tJte10:30 Drkgaet'" l)(()(J Ntllh 9:30 Heactinel Prees Box. 11 :30 Fareign Intr~e Secret 3: 15 3:30 4:00 4 :30 6 :00 _8;15c 8:30 7:00 7:308 :30 _ .fijjv<~rds 7:00 " 8:00 Tht" Chevy Show Climax Playhouse 90. 0:00 Oa·val<:ade of Sportl r 1 P,rtla 4. Pterc• ~- Little rtr1 Weatherman e. Leg•l 0. F'brm ; 10. l!lhaktl· \ rt&ht or cl&lrn ; pean&n I character <p011.) , 11. A thin . metal dllk .U. Outer &ument II. Leveled ~lndlal t. BxQbanre premlwn *·9. Al'earwheat • WHTN-'TV~Channel 13 THURSDAY ,........,......r, •urtaoe ot liS. Speck W&ttr 29. Mt.n'1 : (TahiU) 10. Serf 1 name -11. owdOd IAocloo A II. L&l'lt · auon, · tather volumt b. Dlola- ~. or 21. Ool4 CHtr.) matlon ~ , mother KOno Jt. Nation~ 1104 18. NOidOUI ; oorrow 2~. Tantalum I abbr.) 11. P\lroult (lym,) ot~ 11. ni capital lrti&od . , lt. Qu&r~"eu •R~. .... 2!. A wlnl 20, Mlo<tiiiJII "' Ot Mickey Mou.se ' Buffalo Bill, Jr .1 •~ tlltel\tl)f aeold """ Pleyhouse liS .·-1 41. :Man'l nl<klllnlt 7 :00 8:00 Wire Service Ozark Jubilee "'·""':r:.;u:.~·· •fi"..Mtnt Feature Theatre II.Rbodo ' SCOUT MIITING rub Scoul!J will have a Pack mPetlng In th Sacr.ed it'eart Auditor· ium at 8 pm Thursday. according to announcement m"l.de today . 1-d . (abbr.t P,LIM at . junetl.on Sfr. Quun ol the farld Ia. To make choiee 37, ICUH'Itt 19. Thll\k n. Btort., Ullel frol, Ooddtll IT'S NOT 7:00 Jim Buwte 7:30 Man Behind' the Bad ge 11:00 New.s and Weather 11:10 Sporta . 11:10 Spons Mystery Theatre IU5 Mystery.t 'l'beatr"e Sl&n Off 12JO Sign work DO\\'N B. Utchfleld Tbursday. AXYDL8A.A:21. II LONOFELI.oO\t',. One htter limply atude for anothtr. tn example A It w.t4 tor lk thret L'a. X tor \he lwo O'a, eW, ~ lfrtt.ere. •PM" \rophltl, the )tnfth and form.atlOft of . . ~t hlatl l:&ch day the eoi.lt lttttre are dlffel'lflt, . ........ \!· ,r·' Done I ~!Uc Y· OY~l; " . QYblOIQJCKPT KHZPII'fV' .... Cl<AJT• • · I Mrs. Helen Grlnstear and Shir· : ley spent Sat. evening with Mrs. Bertha Cl'ark. Mr. and Mn1. Paul Harris of MlneravU~ were calling o.n. Mrs. · Roth Goodnita Sunday, · ~u~dy Reynold!: left By SA'(IIc • Kroiitr rich, thick and creamy. Stack up-SAVII 1 PIE CliUST SWISS CHEESE.........~r=·~~ .. ' ' . ' will meet next week at ·yatlterfne Reynolds'. Patly Kina: of Henderson 1s &peJJding 8 [VW days wifh her sl&tef, .lfta, Oitherine RIYDQlds. l4"1'& Lud.Ue King, M.lss Agnes Rousb and Miss Julia Edward& left $itt. morning l'or St. Paul, to visit Eddie &iwartJs, who ls ployed there. They returned SUR· daY evenlng. . ~ ·Dorot.hf Oblblger spent Wednesday wltll Mrs .. Frances· Keatlll. !Mr. and 'Mfll, Rl.chard , Oldiker and ~hildrtn were visUtP, Mr. , ., . and MtJ. Perry Oldaker. Mrs. Charlie Lievlni called Mrli. Marion Roush and daushters M111. ~renee Clark vlalted her • ~•. l ... .I•Nn ~ISNAI.\. 19, Qeor&'e Washtl'lt\Ob Ul'llventty juntor, 111 ~hewn to~ out tor a j~t ftjfhttr sWOOp An'drewe A,lr Fo1..:e Baae, M ., U reward tor bll'ln" the flnrt lirl •tr ca~t 01' It "ny CDIIi!!l• ft0TC.1 Janet WDJI btu:n ,._ Sht,nlhi.1. &tknded the U . ot HawalL (IWrenwdiu!KdJ .• ·. COMPANY SALES-PAINT- SERJIICE- ROOFING · • Mlddloporl, Ohio PhOite 1!611-X di.Uihtef Mn. LOts I.Jeviq ?don- ~----------------------------------~day on~q. 10c Del Monte PW HALVES 2·: ~:.49c PIES;:.: 9 ... pkg. ... (\•O'J" ' [!LAC)-( Pt~!i>r · AtteDdiJI,g a BTible B(bOOI· at Sqsie Edwardi, Tbey . . '\.o.;=,.,. GOLDEicoRN .. A::r.:'· .-z"~:a27c &REEl BUIS:,;!~:..i:. .~~ ..._2"C;:25c AVONDALE PEAS~•••.. 2~2tc KROGER BREAD ~J~!r;;..... ;~ 2~aa-29c .. · Fino _quality·all purpose Whfte~. Stack up- SAVEl . . . . ·~ · -u. t .... 1 ·cLINTON -FISHER c ' • .... ......=:..=- -· llptb Goo.dilite~ . W.,d. Artie Roush,. Rev. :fJeters, . •••••e•••••• for PittsbU111h. Kint. Catherine ·Rtyn.oldl and , A c.:Piol"'" Q~-'""'! ·. '• £,·~ ll11YVM RPAZVJII :~•.JRQ.,,,CB , ,.c• JIP)tO 1\ICAKTDYTC 1\\'A! . Mrs. Theresa Obllpeer waa a · BANKPINANC£11 Ut1t ww• ..... = , pest of Mra. N-ina Albin Wed. ONE CENI ·DOWN! As Little ~s W,OO per month SIAJLY CB~tJOTE- Rm't ~to trorlllt: , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ord were calling on Mr. and Mrs Jack Orci. M-rs. lklnnle Baird and son. of J Cresbire were calUng on Mn. F • orr NOT J, Younrster (dial,) GRAPE JELLY 2 =; 49c LUCKY LEAF PiE'FiiLINGS••e••·········· ~~ 2~:;: 65c ROYALTY PINEAPPL~ ......:-;r,.~r;.:.......~-::.1 Oc Pt. 40 KRAFT MA ••••••eee.~~····e•••••• c: Mrs. Colla Obling.er remal111 the EXPERTS j Call Us For A FR~E ESTIMATE 4t.ThPOW !Mrs Theresa Ohlinger bad u &uests. Sundsy, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy.t Clark of GaiUpolhh Mrs. Ted Swarttz and family, Mn. Fan~e Weaver .and ldra.liel\l.bl Clat~ aDd same. FOR A 11 :00 News and w'ea~ber ~·.y Kr. and Mrs. Raymond · Roush and dau-hters wa-e week end guests af M·r and Mrs. Cecil MaroUn. LATE 8:00 PoJka 'l'tme ••eeeeeeee••••ee•e,eet•e•e••·-· Larry, TOO 8:00 Treasure Hui1l 8:30 The Vise Pure all veptablt ahorttnlng. . . ObUnaer. ( .4 Few Nice Dttyt Still Remain) fl:3"0 Rio. Tin Tin Ha~o oC peac~ 41:1. l1nttl ot Clll' 1 •••••••••••••••• SAY~ UP TO 25- 3 Ill. I NO! tUO Feature Tf!eatre 10, 1'\Vtf Cl~~tu~ • fi:OO New~ 8:110 We-ather 4!1:10 Sports fl:t:s John paJy 4:00 Two-Gun Plllyb.cllS"' I& Aneleft~ ao. ;llll. Troop at lb~ F,... sho"' Tho5e calling on Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Clark and famll.v sun .. day were Mr. and Mrs. Hank Fetty 1 and .sons. Mr. aDd Mrs. Gerall Clark lnd family. Mr and Mrs. Dallas Gibbs and ,• family were Sunday guests of Mr. and ·Mrs. Raymond Roush. Mr. and Mn1. Ervin Gibbs Hartlo~d were vis lUna: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver and daugbtera Sunday. Mrs. Orland Larue and son 'If Nitro were Sunday guests of Mr. and MrJ. Leo CJar bbd Mn. Cora W. MAIN ST. soo MiCitoy MouSe 2:0D Artetod"()On Film Festlvsl HaH SLICED BICOI . FISH' ST.S .. BROAD RUN SIMON'S MARKET PoMEROY .,oo 1::tu Feminh!e Touch many &&yu• 31b69c 12,00 Film & Fancy uo F-eminioo Touch Film Festival HJO Two gun Pl.ayhouse 12:00. Fi-bn II: Fan-cy Shak res ~--- FRIDAY Il:l19 Sitn Oil the 11. Tale 12:00 Tonight Small 10 to 12 pound alze Roalll. Coolcslo a tender, mellow soadneu. PORK LIVER I I :30 Foreign IntTigne T'.oe Latt Sbow · ,.. ::··~-;!f.,J1%1WtNtv~ Shop- $ave ·• Simons 1l :20 Prcs.s Box U :OO Lloyd'e Rer· llttr #7. Group qt Boy Scout• 28. Rutne ' 9:45 Red harber's Corm~r 10:00 Truth or Consl•:;ucnres IO:[Hl Life of Riley 10,30 Walter Winrhl.'ll Shii\v 11:00 News 10;.30 Palace Playhou!le In Dr. Hudson iiWell 'CIIU8 GOOD LUO: Margarine taatft •• ~ a~•you•know...tlat•l FREE I 7:30 TM: Whistler. v ...., 10: liJ Unroll ' 0:25 Katie's Kitchen The Early Show Art IJnkletter" &: the Yi7 DlW1glas ' Les Paul 6:30 Cote Time 6:45 News Car<I'Van· St01'1Q Edge of Me"ht to,oo 1. Store 6. Ruler of I The Lutheran Altar Guild held Knight, David and Andy Karsch,their September meetin,c at the nik, Sheldon RoUib, Jlmmy Dodhome o( Mrs. Lloyd Roush. Other Stln, Billy Fr.cy, Juhllng McClung, hostesses wer M·rs. Carrol Adame,, RJ.cKy .M tel, Don Brown, and .M.&r· Mrs. B. R. V"&nce, Mrs. Herman vin Goetls. Lay~ and Mrs William McFfl" Mr. and Mrs. J. L Stoh'art atland. The meeting ()J)ened wUh tended u NationWide Insurance the group t-inging a hymn. Mrs. meeting last Thursday in Chartes• Lawrenee Parsons gave a U'tk on ton at which time Mr Stewart re. flowers whiclt named the Clo.wers ceived a ten year pin, u an aaent to use on the altar. Committees serving the company. named for the next three months Mr. aDd M.r1. 0. J. Bostic and included Mrs. Plfi"sons, Mrs. Clyde" 1daugbteT, visited reLatives in Chesapeake ever the week end. BOY SCOUTS .Mrs. Frank Reyn()lch and Mrs, .Troop 25fl met last week at the A. P. Roush recently attended a Ru:!e, · Mrs. Donald Brown, Mrs. Farm Women's Planning ConferPa·ul Schneider and Mrs. Bob ence at Jackson's Mills. 1 La_y~e. Othen present were 'Mr"B.I M1s. Mary West underwent med· Wilham Powell, Mn~. Otto Grimm Leal care In C.har-les~on Jast week. Mrs. Harry Layne and Mrs. HowCharles Hess of Detroit was ·a ard Wagenhals. recent busine~~s visitor bel'e. .Mrs. Lls1 Williams and daUihler" l>f .a:ovaas, W. Ve.., vislted AU. and \t:rs. R. J:S. Sayre recently. Mrs. lcie Hla.ke 1.1 vwtloc rela- . tiv.es in Colul;ll'bus. Oh.io. J4ar'tiD Ohhna:er js an· tion patient in l.:leveJa.nd c~:;.., Mrs. W.il<ta Brinker of· Calif iB vlsitlng · relaUves here. · Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart vl&o ited Mr. and Mrs. WAlJ.y Stewart in Greenup, Ky. over" .the weekend. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lestec vlsited relativea in Canton Sunday. FRIDAY ...,..bleededwithGoodLuc:k Margarine, maycmnaila amd ~ onions. Emu .. Select your Christmas G ifts .NOW Get Them for Top Value Stamps - NEW HAVEN SOCIETY ALTAR GUILD .~ Jim Fry, Eddie Stein, Joe Me-~ WC HS-TV Channel 8 Search for Tomorrow GuidinC Lig:bt lade with flesla Bolna Breu crabbed ---- 6'55 SiC!\ On 7:00 Todaty 9:00 Coffee 'Nme 10:00 Home tl:09 Tic Tac Doul!b 1 ~: 30 It Could Be You 12:00 Camera GOc:t t ... £.choo1 12:30 Cur.renrt 1:30 Ti;nneSCLe E1nl£> 2:00 :M!a1inee TheH"In• 3:00 Qu~en Fnr 11 ll:1y 3:45 Mtlcrn Rumafl{"Cii 1:00 Comedv Time 4:30 'My Litilt! Margie fi:OO Aunt Dru 6:(f.l News Picturoe 6:15 Sports Eyo IMamo: How to ploue)'OW' young""'"' Liv• • . LOI AH8111S DOOCAtatll DoDald Bl.1rd, 11. pt bitteD 011. tba wrllt. be_,.. when be picked up tbat. btqte be boldl. But 'the beqle d!do't do tbt bltlnJ'. Be c1alm.t it wu :Hn. Margety Gomez, 18, .OOW. after ·be pt the Jaw ea her. Batrct Aid he toUD4 tbe Qomu pet ltubleu an4 lli'.eueleu IUld put tt tn btl trude. Ill further allepl that Mrs. Gomez ran up, tried fD opeD the truck doort. and U bet wrilta. 'l'h&t wu the poblt &t whieh DeWI wu tJl8dt. ( lnt~tmG«oaaa BondpMJtoaJ PetSOh To Persvn 12:00 TooiiJbt -------~Jl :05 Late Show Sien 011 Captain KantlttOO r.-arry Moore Arthur Godf-rey strike it RICh Mn, Clulriei· • "A FEUfR COUlD DO ~! SHE'S A GODO ~ NIO ~S SV.W. G000 wa< MAAGARJNE 5Ai:IDWICH£S.' • Grxy WU.Oo, 11 :00 New.<r. 2:00 The Bit Payoff 2:30 Bob Crooby Show 3:00 Brighter Day D~Ja~! c2~~~~ds ~R!bol s. IMIIlr Ill lfr. and 10:00 Your Esso Repor-ter 10:15 Sports Parade 10:25 WeathErman 10 :30 Righway 11 10:45 Fr.ank LPahy Show 11 :15 Weathercast ll :20 My Friend Flkka 9:00 Tbe IJne Up Ray Mllland Sbow ~ ~ The world Tut111 01ir Miss Broks 1:30 Houseparty GOP 1poke~moen are publicly the po.Uib!Uty that Stft&tor Joseph McCarthy of Wlaconaln llhl~IM 8,00 YeaJer. 10:25 Woul4 l'tiWftt c:h&lnnan~hlp ot the Senate Investigation• committee rtf' Klpubtioena Will wntrot ot the upper hou&e tor the next aeallion. th4Y pri'Y&tely &4mlt they art nenroua about the outlook. · 1 t Altho. the MDator hu maintained a 1tudled alienee a\nce h1a ~ by lh• 8eaate and hu annow\Ced he will vote the atratght Republle&a ticket ill Novembtr, JOrnt obH"tnl 1: (piCt vigorous lc.\iDD-IIr be ...Ia takes over the lnveaU,Itlnr rtoup. And, thty t.b, "_, DUlin direct contuct with Mr. &l~~enhower. . lnat ,U\tt drea. Zanesvllle, were cuelfl re- 11:30 11:46 12:00 12:30 1:00 JfeC'.utftfY-(llt\NO!Df~Whlle t~ Playhouse of Slars I' 1..... L.'""'ter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huber, re- 7:30 8 :30 Tennessee Erie Ford 81 N KY (a lrml little gu) uJtD lowl G.L.M.•) &lle.M of her d&ulhter, Mn. Leonard Grimm on Tunday Mrt. Grimm i,s reeoverlni from a reeeut auto accident. Brij'bter Day ~ Secn::l Storm 3:30 Edie uf Night 4.00 K~~:UP.'!t Kllr-h.-n 4:30 The Ea-rly Show '3:10 Relrional RepQrter ·; 6:15 Dou~as EdWard!! 11 :00 Valiant Lady lu: 15 Love of Llle • OM TRm GRJbDL~Look tor a full-scale, 1tendllne Senate In· or labor'"raekeleertng In New York C!ly which may give tht ,pl&Y·bY·PlaY 'llttalla or the blinding or Victor Rle11el, \11bor coJumntat, by hired hood\uma. Tht senate permanent lnveJtigaUcma subcommittee is taking a ekl• look at the ao-c&Jied ''paper )ocala" whleh have &Uegedly been Ht up by pm.pt.era. Jotumy Dlo(U&rdi&, alto known u Johnny Dlo, held a.s one of the l'lajor .lldPIOtl In th•JU'"' t'"-"· haa bten 'l.ccuaelt ot eate.bllahlng IIHlh "dummy" unlo•I J i'" j • )luch ot the prellm.lnary wor\ or the Senate prober11 has foeuaed 011. Dto'a &etlvttlo lo the ~amatei-i" union In the New York City .,.. wtth h11 objective being to gatn contN'JI of all trucking in the Ntw Tork-NifW JerltY vicinity. , On~ th• tqt1o11ve hearlnga get und~rw11.y, there 11 a •trong fOUiblllty that not only uniOn. but man&gement ftguru 1.11 weU will " I involved, ., • ., • ... • • , S•laool ~- Peoples' Chobe 8:00 dD eojo,- ters. IMre. Opal sayre, Letart .... a 1 THURSDAY • ~~~·· Studies of C<Jdet Ure 8 '00 8:ot;l 9:00 9:30 10:30 v~Uon 4 Artllur Godfrey Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Life 11 .'30 Seaftb fOrf 1·omor"t"OW 11 :45 Guidinf( l.Jght 12:00 Rav Mil!an-d Show J 12: . ...8 .the Wor'.d Turns 1:00 Our Miss'• Brook o;; H·.HJsepar.tr i :30 ~;~ ~~ , Show 10:30 11 :00 11 :15 7:30 Cruneh and Des r inquired about otflce space In the Senate Otllce bulldtnr. Bender'• reque.t for a preatllent ial appearance probably Won't be the hut th.e President will receive from GOP congre~Jaional Cl:tntHduto:!l In the Aeld. In Oregon, Mr. Eisenhower's ex ·lnler\or st .:re· :; tary, Douglas McKay, Is reported running a S.na._r hndar Joslng race agalllsl hla DemocraUc roe, Senator 1 Wayne Mone. Inumuch u MorsfJ 11 & prime UrJet fol' the RepubUcana t.hla year, there Is a strong likelihood the PraldOJil may 100n announce an llppea.rance In the western lt&U bttore thl ballotlnr takes place. 9:30 ~~ - 10 too, ---~-- 1"'":;:"::0:::~~::"::"'.__________..;.___"1 tnoucll to joia I atand and iot':rvlq the FeiiOWtblp 1 Dinner . ----- Mr•. Dellbert Dotlon bu beea.~ t own dancer. wOO muat travel with ana eallen pertlelpl;tlnc, at her home lo lower Muoo t ----..--......._..._..__ ---... . ·- - - _ ~ _ -..- .. -.ll reported to be lmproviDC at thil time. Mr. aad Mrs. Glenn Cutwrl.bt, newly weds. roturaed their honeymoon an41 are .t home " UW . . . In thrir newly coaa:truetel boule on Anderson ttreet. Mr an4 Mh. C. T. BartDn are In ·t he P1tt9burib area W. week vl.aillnclwitb their eont and daqb- Sten On Captain Kan~:uoo Gar"ry Moore :! elab JOt~ they, tatUft fatJovall. I:- DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ·Oct, 4, 1~ Mn. Franlq 11 a IIJ"I!at-great aunt Lou! danetr1 are apin offeri.DC F•tivlol Srcbed.ule: 1 to S p. m. of the new )(n. WJnmrenner. ovcr·nigbt aecomodatJOJ'Ja to out-of !hap ISlql ImprOmptu daJX"lD& ~ FRIDAY 9:00 Satul'dlf· 6:30 7:00 6:45 News (\rava.l The Wahama White Falcon Marching nand under the dir'ec· tion of Jame s E. Breen particip~t­ ed in the sixth annual Ohio Unl· v:ersity Bnnd Day at Athens on Saturday . Tw enty-one bartds in addlllon to Lhe Ohio Univcrsl'y Marthlngband took part In lhe festivities at hal.f lime. More than 1100 musicians formed a. huEe OHJO and played lhree ma·rcbes undu .t he direction of Ci:.'rles Minelli or 'ohio U. Marches played were Salutation Hosls of Freedom, and Washing: ton Post 1March. WJhama'a major-~ ettes led by Sally Prt;tKIU, captain, performed for tbe spectators dur- . fl . ~ot~~·~=i,. · .~otbe ~-WJ;... . :e~r marrtace on cently maried, have .lODe to .)owe . keeplq in their hou&e on l'ourth Street Mr. Huber wa sreeem:tly ditobirged fro m.Holze• oftet bl!'illll been in the oplmion at PhiliP. Sporn. .ijil :Mr. aDd Mra. Jw I.Jah•and c:bll- White Falcon ~p~e montl:J . $1 . '-f. 8:00 8:00 111·30 I lf:ter'DOO!J 3vr. I ~:y THUI{$DAY du !r trt d irector". 8:55 Sl~ 0o He announced! too, that dur\ng 7:00 Todo the fall fo re~ flrf! seas«'n, which 9 :00 Coffee nme stutcd on nrt. 1, no perso nsha11 lD:OO Home , set fire or elluse to be set on fire 1 11 :00 Tic Tit(- tough any fo_res t lllnd, grass, !ttubbl.e, It eoutd b ~l"ush. tras h, debris or any other 12 ;00 Patson's ;t;u y · Inflammable bl hsub&lance on etther I. l '-·'" · ~, c urren 1 s own or 1 e property of anothL30 Tenneasee Ernle er except between the hours li.:; l- 1 2· 00 11 . ed by the rrMectors. : atqsee Th.eatre 1 3 O'l Q Protectors in the Bend Area are• : U~l) For A Day Lester Adkins, Crls 'Bumgat;-dner, : 3 :45 Modern Romances J. B. Eden . Arnold li'OwJer, Ro- 4:00 Comedy Time b7rt Hoff~m~n, 7dgar JO'hn9on, R.ay 4 :f.O My f.lttle Manrte Rtckard, Rayford Roush, ' n. M. S:OO Aunt Dru Show Wea~er, Russell Capehart. and c . 8:00 News "ctura R. Gill. 6:25 Sport 5 Eye 8:25 Let Paul and M~ ~or4 6:30 The Dinah Sbore Show ~bUQed ~ery ~eept Sunday by The Ohlo ValleJ ~tJncl, Inc., 1 110 llecharue St. Pomeroy 0. Busineu ofrJC-A !-bone 398, editorial oUice phoW \ ·YY ~ r alway• wekDme &D6 ber hav!ng been botpltallled from a on'l;-theorJ t»J' wtU like the W w e r.e<"enl auto accident. WtlterD ttJ~· of ,quare d&ndna: Mr1 Grace Hoffman Ft. 1c F 1 e sl ptute:ct(\1'8 'W!u.1.r~t)l' re-~ l~ase_d by. A A. Smith of Buffalo, DIVOTED TO INtliiiSTa OF MEIGS--MASON UI!A - 1 0 S. DWIII 1111. MGII. TELEVISION GUIDE ·.,,.r;;,.Q.i,'IIY'; ,;,;\·; >'~ · '•~•,&..,. ;_~w " :h ·-''ai.iit.n·el'3 ~;:;K~j~o:i:~ b~ne':~ .;!!: I ':~~DC=~ Mason Personals HE SAYS SHE Bit HIM FOR TAKING HER DOO•• ' Slzt I ,CAULIFLOWER . , CELLO KALE, ,, •e············ lara• Slzo, Snow whl~ • -, .•• Froth, lendor, rendy le - -.1 . 29C -~ - - · . �' ' ,. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Oct. 4 , 1956 :~;:••m~sZ:~:~~~:d ;:::;;::==+;:.:::;:;:.:~=--..:.:..:=-!-:I .,The Daily Sentinel l ' ' ' Th, I REYNOLD I. GIEENt EDITOR u aeeond clua .Entered ,' awr.ac ' mattor at tbe 'Pomt!rOJ Ohio, tbUo .W ad\>erlillal reprsentJ.tt\'tl, Bott.n&H-Kimball, !De.. KJ Lextr.gton AYe., New York City, 16, ~ Y. kubscrlptlo~t rat•: DeliYery by carr~er w~,.re naUabJe 30 cent 8 " ' weet: one year lit advao.ee at The Da il ; St!ntinel office . $.15.60: .U: _month11. $7.80; three months, $3 .90 By n1otor route wbere ~nllahle: one rnt.Dth, $1. By 'rnail one J.Par $8; s•.1 monlhs, $42ft ~"f:J PDonlh!l, &2.$1: Marching Bond At OU Bond Day - l -- •• . ~ard·Prette. Ca"cflclot•s lMI<Ine '- Ike lot Aid ~ Speclal to Ceutral Preu A8sodation ASHINOTON ~ PGlillcal lnaldera report that President Eisl!'n• bower tch.edu1ed 1111 Oct. I t'!ampalgn lili"'eech In Cleve land ~ter recelvlna: an urgeitt plea from Senator Geor~;e Bender who lit actnr \lphll! re-eleCtion battle agatn•t Demonallc Gov. Jo'rank IA'-*he. ' They 1ay that Bender waa convinced his chance9 went aHpplng 'and he appealed to the White Hou11e polilkal command to have Ike per.10nally visit Ohio In an ea'ort to I:Alt the .. f -- , Presidential Appearoncei Soon as 'Holplng Hanoi' ! • *• I t,rend with the fi:lllenhowt>r preatlge. Some indlcatlon of the confidence ot Lauache that he can unseat Bender Is eviden ced by t'il- ------==-=-=-== --= --~ =..::.:'"g:.:h·=·m="'·:.:..:;~·';;:;;u••:;;:.:;;:::, portt that the Ohio governor Is already making plana to move his turnlly to Wa.!!hington and ha.¥ I ' • • ,, ' ~ -' • • • • • e PII-ICAJI'I PRIZE-Moat fttlltmnn ,ro attu "bll' ca.tchea" . "'*tiDii. lnetUUUOIIo .. abating over of"&dllt ortly &bout lhrel lnchea lona:. ( ~ 1&1 priM II oM Of Ole ''ptna c:on1.. Alh- whi<::h loilkl Ulttl a IWim'mlhl pine cont &live, and wheq dead and dried· .alrrw1t exa4Uy like , the "fruit" of I tt.ret-tncll *" 1 I PIHaterlal 1 Prbe r Ult pine tree. Tbt lhb are r&re. The Smtth.ttOI'\IAn'• specimen wae uught near' tht RoblniOft Crum. laland - Juan Fernandez--otr the c oa~t of Chile. It hU b-.n ldentl.lltd as on~ of a hlthertOJ u11k ~1uWJl s)wC'Ie!l -the lint to be oau(ht oull\de the troplcul l'uclfte w~~oter11 . Smlth..Wn!ULl U IN'&Jf'lll lllco the man d1o cu up.ht a. 20· 1n rh trout. . • The Or:u.salier 830 Hlgi}way Patrol 9:00 Lux Tlleat"er lO:OO You :let Your tJte10:30 Drkgaet'" l)(()(J Ntllh 9:30 Heactinel Prees Box. 11 :30 Fareign Intr~e Secret 3: 15 3:30 4:00 4 :30 6 :00 _8;15c 8:30 7:00 7:308 :30 _ .fijjv<~rds 7:00 " 8:00 Tht" Chevy Show Climax Playhouse 90. 0:00 Oa·val<:ade of Sportl r 1 P,rtla 4. Pterc• ~- Little rtr1 Weatherman e. Leg•l 0. F'brm ; 10. l!lhaktl· \ rt&ht or cl&lrn ; pean&n I character <p011.) , 11. A thin . metal dllk .U. Outer &ument II. Leveled ~lndlal t. BxQbanre premlwn *·9. Al'earwheat • WHTN-'TV~Channel 13 THURSDAY ,........,......r, •urtaoe ot liS. Speck W&ttr 29. Mt.n'1 : (TahiU) 10. Serf 1 name -11. owdOd IAocloo A II. L&l'lt · auon, · tather volumt b. Dlola- ~. or 21. Ool4 CHtr.) matlon ~ , mother KOno Jt. Nation~ 1104 18. NOidOUI ; oorrow 2~. Tantalum I abbr.) 11. P\lroult (lym,) ot~ 11. ni capital lrti&od . , lt. Qu&r~"eu •R~. .... 2!. A wlnl 20, Mlo<tiiiJII "' Ot Mickey Mou.se ' Buffalo Bill, Jr .1 •~ tlltel\tl)f aeold """ Pleyhouse liS .·-1 41. :Man'l nl<klllnlt 7 :00 8:00 Wire Service Ozark Jubilee "'·""':r:.;u:.~·· •fi"..Mtnt Feature Theatre II.Rbodo ' SCOUT MIITING rub Scoul!J will have a Pack mPetlng In th Sacr.ed it'eart Auditor· ium at 8 pm Thursday. according to announcement m"l.de today . 1-d . (abbr.t P,LIM at . junetl.on Sfr. Quun ol the farld Ia. To make choiee 37, ICUH'Itt 19. Thll\k n. Btort., Ullel frol, Ooddtll IT'S NOT 7:00 Jim Buwte 7:30 Man Behind' the Bad ge 11:00 New.s and Weather 11:10 Sporta . 11:10 Spons Mystery Theatre IU5 Mystery.t 'l'beatr"e Sl&n Off 12JO Sign work DO\\'N B. Utchfleld Tbursday. AXYDL8A.A:21. II LONOFELI.oO\t',. One htter limply atude for anothtr. tn example A It w.t4 tor lk thret L'a. X tor \he lwo O'a, eW, ~ lfrtt.ere. •PM" \rophltl, the )tnfth and form.atlOft of . . ~t hlatl l:&ch day the eoi.lt lttttre are dlffel'lflt, . ........ \!· ,r·' Done I ~!Uc Y· OY~l; " . QYblOIQJCKPT KHZPII'fV' .... Cl<AJT• • · I Mrs. Helen Grlnstear and Shir· : ley spent Sat. evening with Mrs. Bertha Cl'ark. Mr. and Mn1. Paul Harris of MlneravU~ were calling o.n. Mrs. · Roth Goodnita Sunday, · ~u~dy Reynold!: left By SA'(IIc • Kroiitr rich, thick and creamy. Stack up-SAVII 1 PIE CliUST SWISS CHEESE.........~r=·~~ .. ' ' . ' will meet next week at ·yatlterfne Reynolds'. Patly Kina: of Henderson 1s &peJJding 8 [VW days wifh her sl&tef, .lfta, Oitherine RIYDQlds. l4"1'& Lud.Ue King, M.lss Agnes Rousb and Miss Julia Edward& left $itt. morning l'or St. Paul, to visit Eddie &iwartJs, who ls ployed there. They returned SUR· daY evenlng. . ~ ·Dorot.hf Oblblger spent Wednesday wltll Mrs .. Frances· Keatlll. !Mr. and 'Mfll, Rl.chard , Oldiker and ~hildrtn were visUtP, Mr. , ., . and MtJ. Perry Oldaker. Mrs. Charlie Lievlni called Mrli. Marion Roush and daushters M111. ~renee Clark vlalted her • ~•. l ... .I•Nn ~ISNAI.\. 19, Qeor&'e Washtl'lt\Ob Ul'llventty juntor, 111 ~hewn to~ out tor a j~t ftjfhttr sWOOp An'drewe A,lr Fo1..:e Baae, M ., U reward tor bll'ln" the flnrt lirl •tr ca~t 01' It "ny CDIIi!!l• ft0TC.1 Janet WDJI btu:n ,._ Sht,nlhi.1. &tknded the U . ot HawalL (IWrenwdiu!KdJ .• ·. COMPANY SALES-PAINT- SERJIICE- ROOFING · • Mlddloporl, Ohio PhOite 1!611-X di.Uihtef Mn. LOts I.Jeviq ?don- ~----------------------------------~day on~q. 10c Del Monte PW HALVES 2·: ~:.49c PIES;:.: 9 ... pkg. ... (\•O'J" ' [!LAC)-( Pt~!i>r · AtteDdiJI,g a BTible B(bOOI· at Sqsie Edwardi, Tbey . . '\.o.;=,.,. GOLDEicoRN .. A::r.:'· .-z"~:a27c &REEl BUIS:,;!~:..i:. .~~ ..._2"C;:25c AVONDALE PEAS~•••.. 2~2tc KROGER BREAD ~J~!r;;..... ;~ 2~aa-29c .. · Fino _quality·all purpose Whfte~. Stack up- SAVEl . . . . ·~ · -u. t .... 1 ·cLINTON -FISHER c ' • .... ......=:..=- -· llptb Goo.dilite~ . W.,d. Artie Roush,. Rev. :fJeters, . •••••e•••••• for PittsbU111h. Kint. Catherine ·Rtyn.oldl and , A c.:Piol"'" Q~-'""'! ·. '• £,·~ ll11YVM RPAZVJII :~•.JRQ.,,,CB , ,.c• JIP)tO 1\ICAKTDYTC 1\\'A! . Mrs. Theresa Obllpeer waa a · BANKPINANC£11 Ut1t ww• ..... = , pest of Mra. N-ina Albin Wed. ONE CENI ·DOWN! As Little ~s W,OO per month SIAJLY CB~tJOTE- Rm't ~to trorlllt: , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ord were calling on Mr. and Mrs Jack Orci. M-rs. lklnnle Baird and son. of J Cresbire were calUng on Mn. F • orr NOT J, Younrster (dial,) GRAPE JELLY 2 =; 49c LUCKY LEAF PiE'FiiLINGS••e••·········· ~~ 2~:;: 65c ROYALTY PINEAPPL~ ......:-;r,.~r;.:.......~-::.1 Oc Pt. 40 KRAFT MA ••••••eee.~~····e•••••• c: Mrs. Colla Obling.er remal111 the EXPERTS j Call Us For A FR~E ESTIMATE 4t.ThPOW !Mrs Theresa Ohlinger bad u &uests. Sundsy, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy.t Clark of GaiUpolhh Mrs. Ted Swarttz and family, Mn. Fan~e Weaver .and ldra.liel\l.bl Clat~ aDd same. FOR A 11 :00 News and w'ea~ber ~·.y Kr. and Mrs. Raymond · Roush and dau-hters wa-e week end guests af M·r and Mrs. Cecil MaroUn. LATE 8:00 PoJka 'l'tme ••eeeeeeee••••ee•e,eet•e•e••·-· Larry, TOO 8:00 Treasure Hui1l 8:30 The Vise Pure all veptablt ahorttnlng. . . ObUnaer. ( .4 Few Nice Dttyt Still Remain) fl:3"0 Rio. Tin Tin Ha~o oC peac~ 41:1. l1nttl ot Clll' 1 •••••••••••••••• SAY~ UP TO 25- 3 Ill. I NO! tUO Feature Tf!eatre 10, 1'\Vtf Cl~~tu~ • fi:OO New~ 8:110 We-ather 4!1:10 Sports fl:t:s John paJy 4:00 Two-Gun Plllyb.cllS"' I& Aneleft~ ao. ;llll. Troop at lb~ F,... sho"' Tho5e calling on Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Clark and famll.v sun .. day were Mr. and Mrs. Hank Fetty 1 and .sons. Mr. aDd Mrs. Gerall Clark lnd family. Mr and Mrs. Dallas Gibbs and ,• family were Sunday guests of Mr. and ·Mrs. Raymond Roush. Mr. and Mn1. Ervin Gibbs Hartlo~d were vis lUna: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver and daugbtera Sunday. Mrs. Orland Larue and son 'If Nitro were Sunday guests of Mr. and MrJ. Leo CJar bbd Mn. Cora W. MAIN ST. soo MiCitoy MouSe 2:0D Artetod"()On Film Festlvsl HaH SLICED BICOI . FISH' ST.S .. BROAD RUN SIMON'S MARKET PoMEROY .,oo 1::tu Feminh!e Touch many &&yu• 31b69c 12,00 Film & Fancy uo F-eminioo Touch Film Festival HJO Two gun Pl.ayhouse 12:00. Fi-bn II: Fan-cy Shak res ~--- FRIDAY Il:l19 Sitn Oil the 11. Tale 12:00 Tonight Small 10 to 12 pound alze Roalll. Coolcslo a tender, mellow soadneu. PORK LIVER I I :30 Foreign IntTigne T'.oe Latt Sbow · ,.. ::··~-;!f.,J1%1WtNtv~ Shop- $ave ·• Simons 1l :20 Prcs.s Box U :OO Lloyd'e Rer· llttr #7. Group qt Boy Scout• 28. Rutne ' 9:45 Red harber's Corm~r 10:00 Truth or Consl•:;ucnres IO:[Hl Life of Riley 10,30 Walter Winrhl.'ll Shii\v 11:00 News 10;.30 Palace Playhou!le In Dr. Hudson iiWell 'CIIU8 GOOD LUO: Margarine taatft •• ~ a~•you•know...tlat•l FREE I 7:30 TM: Whistler. v ...., 10: liJ Unroll ' 0:25 Katie's Kitchen The Early Show Art IJnkletter" &: the Yi7 DlW1glas ' Les Paul 6:30 Cote Time 6:45 News Car<I'Van· St01'1Q Edge of Me"ht to,oo 1. Store 6. Ruler of I The Lutheran Altar Guild held Knight, David and Andy Karsch,their September meetin,c at the nik, Sheldon RoUib, Jlmmy Dodhome o( Mrs. Lloyd Roush. Other Stln, Billy Fr.cy, Juhllng McClung, hostesses wer M·rs. Carrol Adame,, RJ.cKy .M tel, Don Brown, and .M.&r· Mrs. B. R. V"&nce, Mrs. Herman vin Goetls. Lay~ and Mrs William McFfl" Mr. and Mrs. J. L Stoh'art atland. The meeting ()J)ened wUh tended u NationWide Insurance the group t-inging a hymn. Mrs. meeting last Thursday in Chartes• Lawrenee Parsons gave a U'tk on ton at which time Mr Stewart re. flowers whiclt named the Clo.wers ceived a ten year pin, u an aaent to use on the altar. Committees serving the company. named for the next three months Mr. aDd M.r1. 0. J. Bostic and included Mrs. Plfi"sons, Mrs. Clyde" 1daugbteT, visited reLatives in Chesapeake ever the week end. BOY SCOUTS .Mrs. Frank Reyn()lch and Mrs, .Troop 25fl met last week at the A. P. Roush recently attended a Ru:!e, · Mrs. Donald Brown, Mrs. Farm Women's Planning ConferPa·ul Schneider and Mrs. Bob ence at Jackson's Mills. 1 La_y~e. Othen present were 'Mr"B.I M1s. Mary West underwent med· Wilham Powell, Mn~. Otto Grimm Leal care In C.har-les~on Jast week. Mrs. Harry Layne and Mrs. HowCharles Hess of Detroit was ·a ard Wagenhals. recent busine~~s visitor bel'e. .Mrs. Lls1 Williams and daUihler" l>f .a:ovaas, W. Ve.., vislted AU. and \t:rs. R. J:S. Sayre recently. Mrs. lcie Hla.ke 1.1 vwtloc rela- . tiv.es in Colul;ll'bus. Oh.io. J4ar'tiD Ohhna:er js an· tion patient in l.:leveJa.nd c~:;.., Mrs. W.il<ta Brinker of· Calif iB vlsitlng · relaUves here. · Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart vl&o ited Mr. and Mrs. WAlJ.y Stewart in Greenup, Ky. over" .the weekend. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lestec vlsited relativea in Canton Sunday. FRIDAY ...,..bleededwithGoodLuc:k Margarine, maycmnaila amd ~ onions. Emu .. Select your Christmas G ifts .NOW Get Them for Top Value Stamps - NEW HAVEN SOCIETY ALTAR GUILD .~ Jim Fry, Eddie Stein, Joe Me-~ WC HS-TV Channel 8 Search for Tomorrow GuidinC Lig:bt lade with flesla Bolna Breu crabbed ---- 6'55 SiC!\ On 7:00 Todaty 9:00 Coffee 'Nme 10:00 Home tl:09 Tic Tac Doul!b 1 ~: 30 It Could Be You 12:00 Camera GOc:t t ... £.choo1 12:30 Cur.renrt 1:30 Ti;nneSCLe E1nl£> 2:00 :M!a1inee TheH"In• 3:00 Qu~en Fnr 11 ll:1y 3:45 Mtlcrn Rumafl{"Cii 1:00 Comedv Time 4:30 'My Litilt! Margie fi:OO Aunt Dru 6:(f.l News Picturoe 6:15 Sports Eyo IMamo: How to ploue)'OW' young""'"' Liv• • . LOI AH8111S DOOCAtatll DoDald Bl.1rd, 11. pt bitteD 011. tba wrllt. be_,.. when be picked up tbat. btqte be boldl. But 'the beqle d!do't do tbt bltlnJ'. Be c1alm.t it wu :Hn. Margety Gomez, 18, .OOW. after ·be pt the Jaw ea her. Batrct Aid he toUD4 tbe Qomu pet ltubleu an4 lli'.eueleu IUld put tt tn btl trude. Ill further allepl that Mrs. Gomez ran up, tried fD opeD the truck doort. and U bet wrilta. 'l'h&t wu the poblt &t whieh DeWI wu tJl8dt. ( lnt~tmG«oaaa BondpMJtoaJ PetSOh To Persvn 12:00 TooiiJbt -------~Jl :05 Late Show Sien 011 Captain KantlttOO r.-arry Moore Arthur Godf-rey strike it RICh Mn, Clulriei· • "A FEUfR COUlD DO ~! SHE'S A GODO ~ NIO ~S SV.W. G000 wa< MAAGARJNE 5Ai:IDWICH£S.' • Grxy WU.Oo, 11 :00 New.<r. 2:00 The Bit Payoff 2:30 Bob Crooby Show 3:00 Brighter Day D~Ja~! c2~~~~ds ~R!bol s. IMIIlr Ill lfr. and 10:00 Your Esso Repor-ter 10:15 Sports Parade 10:25 WeathErman 10 :30 Righway 11 10:45 Fr.ank LPahy Show 11 :15 Weathercast ll :20 My Friend Flkka 9:00 Tbe IJne Up Ray Mllland Sbow ~ ~ The world Tut111 01ir Miss Broks 1:30 Houseparty GOP 1poke~moen are publicly the po.Uib!Uty that Stft&tor Joseph McCarthy of Wlaconaln llhl~IM 8,00 YeaJer. 10:25 Woul4 l'tiWftt c:h&lnnan~hlp ot the Senate Investigation• committee rtf' Klpubtioena Will wntrot ot the upper hou&e tor the next aeallion. th4Y pri'Y&tely &4mlt they art nenroua about the outlook. · 1 t Altho. the MDator hu maintained a 1tudled alienee a\nce h1a ~ by lh• 8eaate and hu annow\Ced he will vote the atratght Republle&a ticket ill Novembtr, JOrnt obH"tnl 1: (piCt vigorous lc.\iDD-IIr be ...Ia takes over the lnveaU,Itlnr rtoup. And, thty t.b, "_, DUlin direct contuct with Mr. &l~~enhower. . lnat ,U\tt drea. Zanesvllle, were cuelfl re- 11:30 11:46 12:00 12:30 1:00 JfeC'.utftfY-(llt\NO!Df~Whlle t~ Playhouse of Slars I' 1..... L.'""'ter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huber, re- 7:30 8 :30 Tennessee Erie Ford 81 N KY (a lrml little gu) uJtD lowl G.L.M.•) &lle.M of her d&ulhter, Mn. Leonard Grimm on Tunday Mrt. Grimm i,s reeoverlni from a reeeut auto accident. Brij'bter Day ~ Secn::l Storm 3:30 Edie uf Night 4.00 K~~:UP.'!t Kllr-h.-n 4:30 The Ea-rly Show '3:10 Relrional RepQrter ·; 6:15 Dou~as EdWard!! 11 :00 Valiant Lady lu: 15 Love of Llle • OM TRm GRJbDL~Look tor a full-scale, 1tendllne Senate In· or labor'"raekeleertng In New York C!ly which may give tht ,pl&Y·bY·PlaY 'llttalla or the blinding or Victor Rle11el, \11bor coJumntat, by hired hood\uma. Tht senate permanent lnveJtigaUcma subcommittee is taking a ekl• look at the ao-c&Jied ''paper )ocala" whleh have &Uegedly been Ht up by pm.pt.era. Jotumy Dlo(U&rdi&, alto known u Johnny Dlo, held a.s one of the l'lajor .lldPIOtl In th•JU'"' t'"-"· haa bten 'l.ccuaelt ot eate.bllahlng IIHlh "dummy" unlo•I J i'" j • )luch ot the prellm.lnary wor\ or the Senate prober11 has foeuaed 011. Dto'a &etlvttlo lo the ~amatei-i" union In the New York City .,.. wtth h11 objective being to gatn contN'JI of all trucking in the Ntw Tork-NifW JerltY vicinity. , On~ th• tqt1o11ve hearlnga get und~rw11.y, there 11 a •trong fOUiblllty that not only uniOn. but man&gement ftguru 1.11 weU will " I involved, ., • ., • ... • • , S•laool ~- Peoples' Chobe 8:00 dD eojo,- ters. IMre. Opal sayre, Letart .... a 1 THURSDAY • ~~~·· Studies of C<Jdet Ure 8 '00 8:ot;l 9:00 9:30 10:30 v~Uon 4 Artllur Godfrey Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Life 11 .'30 Seaftb fOrf 1·omor"t"OW 11 :45 Guidinf( l.Jght 12:00 Rav Mil!an-d Show J 12: . ...8 .the Wor'.d Turns 1:00 Our Miss'• Brook o;; H·.HJsepar.tr i :30 ~;~ ~~ , Show 10:30 11 :00 11 :15 7:30 Cruneh and Des r inquired about otflce space In the Senate Otllce bulldtnr. Bender'• reque.t for a preatllent ial appearance probably Won't be the hut th.e President will receive from GOP congre~Jaional Cl:tntHduto:!l In the Aeld. In Oregon, Mr. Eisenhower's ex ·lnler\or st .:re· :; tary, Douglas McKay, Is reported running a S.na._r hndar Joslng race agalllsl hla DemocraUc roe, Senator 1 Wayne Mone. Inumuch u MorsfJ 11 & prime UrJet fol' the RepubUcana t.hla year, there Is a strong likelihood the PraldOJil may 100n announce an llppea.rance In the western lt&U bttore thl ballotlnr takes place. 9:30 ~~ - 10 too, ---~-- 1"'":;:"::0:::~~::"::"'.__________..;.___"1 tnoucll to joia I atand and iot':rvlq the FeiiOWtblp 1 Dinner . ----- Mr•. Dellbert Dotlon bu beea.~ t own dancer. wOO muat travel with ana eallen pertlelpl;tlnc, at her home lo lower Muoo t ----..--......._..._..__ ---... . ·- - - _ ~ _ -..- .. -.ll reported to be lmproviDC at thil time. Mr. aad Mrs. Glenn Cutwrl.bt, newly weds. roturaed their honeymoon an41 are .t home " UW . . . In thrir newly coaa:truetel boule on Anderson ttreet. Mr an4 Mh. C. T. BartDn are In ·t he P1tt9burib area W. week vl.aillnclwitb their eont and daqb- Sten On Captain Kan~:uoo Gar"ry Moore :! elab JOt~ they, tatUft fatJovall. I:- DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ·Oct, 4, 1~ Mn. Franlq 11 a IIJ"I!at-great aunt Lou! danetr1 are apin offeri.DC F•tivlol Srcbed.ule: 1 to S p. m. of the new )(n. WJnmrenner. ovcr·nigbt aecomodatJOJ'Ja to out-of !hap ISlql ImprOmptu daJX"lD& ~ FRIDAY 9:00 Satul'dlf· 6:30 7:00 6:45 News (\rava.l The Wahama White Falcon Marching nand under the dir'ec· tion of Jame s E. Breen particip~t­ ed in the sixth annual Ohio Unl· v:ersity Bnnd Day at Athens on Saturday . Tw enty-one bartds in addlllon to Lhe Ohio Univcrsl'y Marthlngband took part In lhe festivities at hal.f lime. More than 1100 musicians formed a. huEe OHJO and played lhree ma·rcbes undu .t he direction of Ci:.'rles Minelli or 'ohio U. Marches played were Salutation Hosls of Freedom, and Washing: ton Post 1March. WJhama'a major-~ ettes led by Sally Prt;tKIU, captain, performed for tbe spectators dur- . fl . ~ot~~·~=i,. · .~otbe ~-WJ;... . :e~r marrtace on cently maried, have .lODe to .)owe . keeplq in their hou&e on l'ourth Street Mr. Huber wa sreeem:tly ditobirged fro m.Holze• oftet bl!'illll been in the oplmion at PhiliP. Sporn. .ijil :Mr. aDd Mra. Jw I.Jah•and c:bll- White Falcon ~p~e montl:J . $1 . '-f. 8:00 8:00 111·30 I lf:ter'DOO!J 3vr. I ~:y THUI{$DAY du !r trt d irector". 8:55 Sl~ 0o He announced! too, that dur\ng 7:00 Todo the fall fo re~ flrf! seas«'n, which 9 :00 Coffee nme stutcd on nrt. 1, no perso nsha11 lD:OO Home , set fire or elluse to be set on fire 1 11 :00 Tic Tit(- tough any fo_res t lllnd, grass, !ttubbl.e, It eoutd b ~l"ush. tras h, debris or any other 12 ;00 Patson's ;t;u y · Inflammable bl hsub&lance on etther I. l '-·'" · ~, c urren 1 s own or 1 e property of anothL30 Tenneasee Ernle er except between the hours li.:; l- 1 2· 00 11 . ed by the rrMectors. : atqsee Th.eatre 1 3 O'l Q Protectors in the Bend Area are• : U~l) For A Day Lester Adkins, Crls 'Bumgat;-dner, : 3 :45 Modern Romances J. B. Eden . Arnold li'OwJer, Ro- 4:00 Comedy Time b7rt Hoff~m~n, 7dgar JO'hn9on, R.ay 4 :f.O My f.lttle Manrte Rtckard, Rayford Roush, ' n. M. S:OO Aunt Dru Show Wea~er, Russell Capehart. and c . 8:00 News "ctura R. Gill. 6:25 Sport 5 Eye 8:25 Let Paul and M~ ~or4 6:30 The Dinah Sbore Show ~bUQed ~ery ~eept Sunday by The Ohlo ValleJ ~tJncl, Inc., 1 110 llecharue St. Pomeroy 0. Busineu ofrJC-A !-bone 398, editorial oUice phoW \ ·YY ~ r alway• wekDme &D6 ber hav!ng been botpltallled from a on'l;-theorJ t»J' wtU like the W w e r.e<"enl auto accident. WtlterD ttJ~· of ,quare d&ndna: Mr1 Grace Hoffman Ft. 1c F 1 e sl ptute:ct(\1'8 'W!u.1.r~t)l' re-~ l~ase_d by. A A. Smith of Buffalo, DIVOTED TO INtliiiSTa OF MEIGS--MASON UI!A - 1 0 S. DWIII 1111. MGII. TELEVISION GUIDE ·.,,.r;;,.Q.i,'IIY'; ,;,;\·; >'~ · '•~•,&..,. ;_~w " :h ·-''ai.iit.n·el'3 ~;:;K~j~o:i:~ b~ne':~ .;!!: I ':~~DC=~ Mason Personals HE SAYS SHE Bit HIM FOR TAKING HER DOO•• ' Slzt I ,CAULIFLOWER . , CELLO KALE, ,, •e············ lara• Slzo, Snow whl~ • -, .•• Froth, lendor, rendy le - -.1 . 29C -~ - - · . �~ ---- ------ • .l tnthersFaceReal Test • "BVANS SVPER MARKETS MANA<6ERB ·sALE has be•tm~ a lndlllon with 111. Our lilaDage~ selett the ltemr ' ~~ / 111&1· ho llllowa his culilomer. waal lhe ~~ !hal his eustomei'I,.Y weelc afler week. Our MANAGEIIS preaenl them to yop lhlj weeki at tradiUODally t.OW, .._OW, J!8-ICF.S. Fill Jhe ~elveola your kllchen wllh this weeb speebls from . EVANS SUI>EB MAa,tETS. . · · ' . I / 1 Have YOu .iet!lip,e"& li H GillEN STAMP &EDEIIPTION CENT~1 at t:. Capi!OI ,8~ ICiwl ..tou) IJid IOU Third Avenue . (l)llllllbl&lpll)? ll~uUtaJ ltores wllh beautlfaf No- MetduJUII,oe! u ~ oaly uie:oe to rw a whole IJOoJl ilf,li'Jo d.C)IDJ!i STAMPS. Gl!t all 111-llftuil- tional ..... _ fullhlug~&\IUWAVS! • "FRESH". "TQilDER" pl)u_nd loaf ':' ,;\'. 11 o~·pir.flc . • • .- Weleh'a the h:'lVe a good backfield with a grcon line up front. Ted CoaChed by AI Scrivnr.or TONIGHT Chi~ftains Byrd, Lynn THUI8D4 Y & FRIDAY L ·-•· O'Brien Wo~lt. 8..-nnan "GLORY" drcu~t. showed slc;•t~J' haJI imprnvcmcnt all Anderson painted out th~t when1 ever Kh.,as:t.eW.ski could get a colliJlle season. day& rest during the season the 1\ftn waK relieved. Up front, Dave RJ.berts, who 1 ., w,a!'l a second te,.m Ali-SEO selec'I'he trainer said the on'nt time tion la st ye~tr at guard. is the top 1 th.e pain feally got bacj WiLli wh.cn man, nnd r&ptwt~ £Tom Logan say Ted' aggravated it in Chicago and th.al last week in the serond half Brooklyn. On the ro11.d trips he he mnde 50 per cent or his team's ~idri'•t play the last 11 games. tackles. (1 • .........._,. y ·- C<IIR'I'OON In T,.hnlcelot" ONLY a., log•r. COV.IOY & THI SINORITA -ALSOJoMny whlle lanky Gene Morogan is thtoir "T" quarterback, and -ALSOHock P'IIMCt> Barbara luah "'(ISI q,. ~1111" Weitmuller ** TESTQUALJ..:Y GUARANTEED TOP DICK ATHEY, former Waham:> High School football star, is now playing end for the *'""hall College Thundering Herd. He is a senior at the Huntington school and is playing his third seoson with the M..-.11,all team. Athey is the S<ln ot Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Athey ofNew Haven. . - ' tltl. . . l{ ;!:t·*l'itc of loenl ~porltl fans 1Jis l"or high Mar~·ha ~(·liool lldayColleg!:!'S s nnd a star gen!l 1'hundf'ring Herd i ~ Dic,k Athey , son of Mr ami ~f••s Clayton Athey of New llaven . Alhl'ly. a st• ninr at Jl.lllrshall . i~ be ginning hi s third sea~on as a mem· b1•r uf tlw · 1\hrshllll football squad ancl i~ l11glv thought of d.round the seven pound7,"'thlrt;;;!un~'ll at blg ''j.{" in it -- "if J. don't feel beotter next f'PI'ing than I do now." Middleport iR their la ~ t two games hA\'e shDWed plenty of nbil· ity to move the ball until they get Now in New YorJ;; for a ~etin!il inside the oppo.nenb. 20 yard line, of player representatives, Klu i! and then they have bogged down . due for diathermy twice a week mostly b.ecnu.s_e nf fumbles arid to go with his rest as soon a~ he mistakes. t'eturn.s to Cincinnati. MeDon11.ld has worked hard on Trlll1ler A:11dersonseld Hours 8 to 5:3..'PM Eveo. By Appointment .•.. M' . .. tboln''.h, has been named "'Cl~, il~~t~ 'jl, Athey is the third so th'e~: nKs·, Athey!l t 6 play foot.b.aiJ at ugh tOrt: .d: first. one to play colle\if11.e baU. His two older brothers, Gent~ an~ -----~-Hurry, formerly starred for Well!!· bj.lril'. w Va. teams pr'ior to Ulf' family'• n10ttlng t-o New Htlv.en M"I(Anwncun Conferene~ · •~ an \91th the con!itl'uctf.on or the Philip •lllt ~tantl!n g ~>nil • 1r I .._ , Sporp Plnnt where Gene and Mr All huugh liglU m size as co1leglt . Athey are employed. ends go. Athey •hos earn'ed a pta"~ . in the- e~)nt"gi!fle ranks as, liP ce . Prior to th beginnll'ijl" of the preJent fo?tba\1 ~eason. Dick WU.: ~en throu gh hi~ grent deter~!~·t and lHU!rf'Ssi vl•ne!IB . .J\e , '*Liif~ tloned m presa releat!f! conctt~m& ATHENS 0. UP - OhW Unlhut 175 pounds. . ·~11 .outsatndin• players in Uie Hld- vl!~b' ·~i' t:o keep Its par;aing llurinJt his school dtya 1\~~h . Afolericu~ Conference as a fitst' ·aam.e ~ · td sn.urr as they aet nw fli!!h Sehoul, Athej' pl~4i(l, . fate end. _. felld~ f6r Slt\lrt:l\ly's game With yenr ~ of funl'h!lll and· >ka~· ~ · Jn. (l')ot_baU and tn life follOwing Xavii!t it' Clntintlatl. 1luring those y!· arll wi!·h t~t' - _ - " hi• jra<kJation rtext sprlnil, it's, a '11M aoboatc were near the top lion of hi ~ !ien inr year when clncli that,l>~k Athey will be illV· !sa , U:td•Aumn®an Conference pass.pluyt>d halfhad~ on oriense. He wu In& I~ all th•t he hts, Hf's alwAys ing. la&t year, with . quarterback ~till nt an t•nd on dt~fen.Se. He also d~ne · It that way, meet1n1 hard - Don M~rDrlde 001npleUn11 M per put'llt't puh•d in bll!kttball In hlsh work wtp. an e&JerneSB allf;l a~ eent of hltt throws, I ~ choul. . .1fe&s1~ene•• tbM aeta th. joti I . . On1• of the rastesfl men on tbe I dODe. • M'"'eBrlde c~lt'Pted but two of Marshall $q und, Athey makes One can be .life to bet, tbo· t~t 111 ~lea In hie fit-Q game of thi! good us(' of his spec~ irl t)!e spdnl tboae t\910 1011.1 Will ~ kl~ktQ.-1· telf!Df and waa out al action In whP-n he is a member of the y:!tr. footboll, around Ute ~t )'lid ~ ~~ 'J._:o:ledo eontest with an injured shall trafk tenm. · ~s Jl;OUlbl~. That R the way knee. If~ bopea to .be l'eady f.or Always 11n above 1 average stud- h_!if po!.-.~11 want lt. ~'~ll::.:~l.~~· hOwever. t'n t in the <>lassrornn, Athey ill teo nwrnlll'red bv bls former teachi'N ~~~ hr\ng a gOOd ali around student tumblers l~tader , let os~ Uit> st a rl i n~~: to college h~ _pas ,been, THE NEW ht't'n un !111! dean's list a ~yt'e lt!tH•S. 1.957, oft Thi.~ wrek hat! been a big one In llu' lift• of the likel.ble Marshall Collt'~f' <tar in as much as his wlfe gnw hil'th tu a son, their S('rond, on Tilt•sduy night at St Joseph's tl ~>~ rlllat ParkeNJbUrJI!. II•· 1, marrl~d to his high Rrh.CJol .....,..¥. , ..... fln-.ct•J pl<fllr• Iii CA$H 10 Phone first and make arrangew men~ . _. then one $2S. • • • . .tl!iif~ft Jln1ld. visit for cash on ·' ./ Y, bUt 2 jers21c • . . FREt:! Mall I'Oietfe f~~~· llld. g eU polt'tdi' signature• only, car or furniture ... Tenus to suit 1 your bud&•',( -.::; . ··EVANS! Sfo~olf ~· S*Jie or Whole Kenaal GoJlfelf , MARGARtNI . . ~-"'11b pkss 59c: · . ·- ',· ) , Kbiii!IB"''iu...._,..........., ' wrt"liis FROZ.eN , : '' S·4· l0 "~• 98c fotQGNA . 1'JI.(f1S AEIU!! TODAY! SIEIT NOW FOR ATHLITI'I 'OOT USE A KIIRATOL YTIC AT BECAUSI- · ~. lt i~ an agent that deaderu and perts off tn.hcted skin. Expoaes mon• germs to Its kllllng action. I Ht•t i n~tRnt-dryinc T-4-J., a ken· ' toly ll •'. at any _drua store. H not _ ,,..........""'________________________ ' - . . . . · ~ ' ..... . . --- - ·• ___ _.,. .. .. ~ . ,,, Q'HIO ~-------..! ' plen ~l.' d IN ~ 80UR, your '<1" . • • ••• . . JELL() tfESSWJ .3•boxes 25c • Slicedfb39t .Piee'elb33¢ ~- ~Jk • • • • 10 1"$1.25 Variety U.S. No. 1 CO!P!f.ER POTATbES lO.bs4Sc .·' EVAN& PIE CRUST MIX.. ~pkftl9t . " i' Early Blaelt: V~ety AUflsvon CRANBERRIES tb pli:g25c ROYAL DESSERT 3'ho• t9c I c n·• pd bllfifJillltililafliJ p;il~illi m GWII a ~ldellioil hel)> ydft. r,et more work·done m:ey: da.J in lhe yearthat'• a 'J.....' 4-Wheel<Drn.. 'lilldclo. On the bi&hway, it &nvelut -.1 speec~o.;, 2-wkeellriw-aliDiple ohiffsh'es tile ·wtdi<if! of f,wfled dme·for mash traft!, on or of the .....to. '1\>itb taD-of. the. .,...J "j,icJes operate D1011J ldudo of epeoialll<J!IipmoRL Tllere'o 1 'Jeep' 1 -.ehiclo that will ill :JOU-II.,.aijD aiooda aad ~JIIII beoL 1will ' ....... pow . ......... 101.. . .___.,. ___........... .. ,~ - IIIJL.IIIIftllllllilbnll ............ ..,.._ _Pomeroy lq-.ipmentCo. lox $9J . ·- ·--·· .. ,.._ .. ~I .~.·' lt.l'. i:!iiJ611'11, ""' ' ..............,.; ·>;. , ~l!tf!!J A -d~~ "'!Jl T ' .. ." • • '' • •' ·... r,-., · . ~:lti;r~u~~: .'·"- .. tar.. ge' sit~ :'~'"·~,..,_., 57e -. w....,••• C:AMA.Y ... •, 2 bath 21• 0 • Wtlll dd toiipoa • • • - - - 4 reg 35c JOY ..... . . . . . . . . 2 reg size 63c 'lf~le~ll OXYDol. . . . . 2 lge 62• .. g_iant 76c ··.:· ,, '' •'~?<. '., ;,t; ......--,..,.-----------------~ . ~ '''!"c·:- Pomeroy, E)Ptlo . .. C~N _REDEEMP&GCOUPON~ ot EV·~OPER MARIClrt· With Be eoatw* · :~ •A<&" !ioii:.r. •R-ft: . • '•. •·. • ·~ ·..." ~ ....'• ta•. ,., .o·03',1.'~v ..,.. C·DEST • ' 4bc baek . Today at SWI11her & Lohae Drug, Pom~I'O)' and Dutton Ddup Mlddl t'pGrt. All~. - 0 • I 1 "JIMMY PARSONS,. I( H C. , T'hir.d St.· -. . -. . MIDDLEP94T, ' $..'~.T• ·...·.~1-.t~~:~ . ."'..:. _ llb'C4Pt97c .. . nv. .. 1 I .. ' !"' • • • • •• • • • • • I lucal football players pal\U· tipukd in tho Greenbrier Mit \tat)' Sdi!Hll and Mlrtholl Coegc Fresh... , 11l.'IJ1 )(ilme in Lewl_ tburg, W. va., ' 1 1111 1:1:-t Saturda.)l. ( PL1ving for the Grr-~nbri ~ r t ~ tml I wa~ lil•ti ne Staats, tormer Wahama l ·'lnr, while playing for thl' ~hl'S~ :ill tl'am wa~ Bob' Wilson, former · ' l'•lnwroy hal~k. ' j J\lh•nding the game from th•t +· ill"{·;• wPrr Mr. and Mr~ . Hanj Staat~ of Lotart Rural R'loute . The ganw .-.nded in a 1·7 tie. 1~0RROW ~tlllAl ..•• • • wlil~·ttiG . FISH Wtllte;·rell.oir ) 2 No. aG3 cans 33~ CORN. · · · · 111~ ......~ . )~ '1\vo '1'liiS c"" or lto21b a.verage :'\, Two L.ocm Ploy~rs In GMS-Marshall Game Saturdqy nwl'DB.LVE trov pocked pounds All meal, leu, GUARANTEED TENDER! • .. -· .W:irl fi·iend the former Jn<:kle Ho11 ,h ·or Graham Station. Th.elr fil·~t ~ nn is named IU<:haM DuUI• bi , Ttw newct>mer, who weighed, FOLLGWTHE CII.OWDSI COME IN AND 89C BACON 2 Stea ·- lb.89c -tb59c TttiCK SLICED ·--.-· the iri EmgeBr.. d · ., BoiJeats Polish Passing.Attaek For Xavier ll Sinee ' ' Pomeny foon nnd a true student .. ' • EVANS SAFETY SERVICE I W. Mala St, 17oz. 10• O,F f· Hockett's Klu!!eWSkl· hlm8ftf' has put a JUNGLI MOON M... COMIDy ond CARTOON 1.00 1.00 24oz bottles Strait, Ben iucklea and Jim St. Clair gt,·e the Chiefs three of the tastl'st badcs In the (SuptriCOpto • TKhnkolor) SATUIIDAY THOROBRED I \ :;c, 'i~; - Htdson ... , RAINBOW NAPKINS i ii"U¢ '. ,... .·. -, ' ~ TOWELS .. .. .. .. . .. Nortb--wlilfe ot colors nss,yf, .. __ ..... l ' rarr 19c ~¢~ 1St· • Wasbed aud trimmed, ready to 111!!1 FRESH I(At,E l2~celfo25c �~ ---- ------ • .l tnthersFaceReal Test • "BVANS SVPER MARKETS MANA<6ERB ·sALE has be•tm~ a lndlllon with 111. Our lilaDage~ selett the ltemr ' ~~ / 111&1· ho llllowa his culilomer. waal lhe ~~ !hal his eustomei'I,.Y weelc afler week. Our MANAGEIIS preaenl them to yop lhlj weeki at tradiUODally t.OW, .._OW, J!8-ICF.S. Fill Jhe ~elveola your kllchen wllh this weeb speebls from . EVANS SUI>EB MAa,tETS. . · · ' . I / 1 Have YOu .iet!lip,e"& li H GillEN STAMP &EDEIIPTION CENT~1 at t:. Capi!OI ,8~ ICiwl ..tou) IJid IOU Third Avenue . (l)llllllbl&lpll)? ll~uUtaJ ltores wllh beautlfaf No- MetduJUII,oe! u ~ oaly uie:oe to rw a whole IJOoJl ilf,li'Jo d.C)IDJ!i STAMPS. Gl!t all 111-llftuil- tional ..... _ fullhlug~&\IUWAVS! • "FRESH". "TQilDER" pl)u_nd loaf ':' ,;\'. 11 o~·pir.flc . • • .- Weleh'a the h:'lVe a good backfield with a grcon line up front. Ted CoaChed by AI Scrivnr.or TONIGHT Chi~ftains Byrd, Lynn THUI8D4 Y & FRIDAY L ·-•· O'Brien Wo~lt. 8..-nnan "GLORY" drcu~t. showed slc;•t~J' haJI imprnvcmcnt all Anderson painted out th~t when1 ever Kh.,as:t.eW.ski could get a colliJlle season. day& rest during the season the 1\ftn waK relieved. Up front, Dave RJ.berts, who 1 ., w,a!'l a second te,.m Ali-SEO selec'I'he trainer said the on'nt time tion la st ye~tr at guard. is the top 1 th.e pain feally got bacj WiLli wh.cn man, nnd r&ptwt~ £Tom Logan say Ted' aggravated it in Chicago and th.al last week in the serond half Brooklyn. On the ro11.d trips he he mnde 50 per cent or his team's ~idri'•t play the last 11 games. tackles. (1 • .........._,. y ·- C<IIR'I'OON In T,.hnlcelot" ONLY a., log•r. COV.IOY & THI SINORITA -ALSOJoMny whlle lanky Gene Morogan is thtoir "T" quarterback, and -ALSOHock P'IIMCt> Barbara luah "'(ISI q,. ~1111" Weitmuller ** TESTQUALJ..:Y GUARANTEED TOP DICK ATHEY, former Waham:> High School football star, is now playing end for the *'""hall College Thundering Herd. He is a senior at the Huntington school and is playing his third seoson with the M..-.11,all team. Athey is the S<ln ot Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Athey ofNew Haven. . - ' tltl. . . l{ ;!:t·*l'itc of loenl ~porltl fans 1Jis l"or high Mar~·ha ~(·liool lldayColleg!:!'S s nnd a star gen!l 1'hundf'ring Herd i ~ Dic,k Athey , son of Mr ami ~f••s Clayton Athey of New llaven . Alhl'ly. a st• ninr at Jl.lllrshall . i~ be ginning hi s third sea~on as a mem· b1•r uf tlw · 1\hrshllll football squad ancl i~ l11glv thought of d.round the seven pound7,"'thlrt;;;!un~'ll at blg ''j.{" in it -- "if J. don't feel beotter next f'PI'ing than I do now." Middleport iR their la ~ t two games hA\'e shDWed plenty of nbil· ity to move the ball until they get Now in New YorJ;; for a ~etin!il inside the oppo.nenb. 20 yard line, of player representatives, Klu i! and then they have bogged down . due for diathermy twice a week mostly b.ecnu.s_e nf fumbles arid to go with his rest as soon a~ he mistakes. t'eturn.s to Cincinnati. MeDon11.ld has worked hard on Trlll1ler A:11dersonseld Hours 8 to 5:3..'PM Eveo. By Appointment .•.. M' . .. tboln''.h, has been named "'Cl~, il~~t~ 'jl, Athey is the third so th'e~: nKs·, Athey!l t 6 play foot.b.aiJ at ugh tOrt: .d: first. one to play colle\if11.e baU. His two older brothers, Gent~ an~ -----~-Hurry, formerly starred for Well!!· bj.lril'. w Va. teams pr'ior to Ulf' family'• n10ttlng t-o New Htlv.en M"I(Anwncun Conferene~ · •~ an \91th the con!itl'uctf.on or the Philip •lllt ~tantl!n g ~>nil • 1r I .._ , Sporp Plnnt where Gene and Mr All huugh liglU m size as co1leglt . Athey are employed. ends go. Athey •hos earn'ed a pta"~ . in the- e~)nt"gi!fle ranks as, liP ce . Prior to th beginnll'ijl" of the preJent fo?tba\1 ~eason. Dick WU.: ~en throu gh hi~ grent deter~!~·t and lHU!rf'Ssi vl•ne!IB . .J\e , '*Liif~ tloned m presa releat!f! conctt~m& ATHENS 0. UP - OhW Unlhut 175 pounds. . ·~11 .outsatndin• players in Uie Hld- vl!~b' ·~i' t:o keep Its par;aing llurinJt his school dtya 1\~~h . Afolericu~ Conference as a fitst' ·aam.e ~ · td sn.urr as they aet nw fli!!h Sehoul, Athej' pl~4i(l, . fate end. _. felld~ f6r Slt\lrt:l\ly's game With yenr ~ of funl'h!lll and· >ka~· ~ · Jn. (l')ot_baU and tn life follOwing Xavii!t it' Clntintlatl. 1luring those y!· arll wi!·h t~t' - _ - " hi• jra<kJation rtext sprlnil, it's, a '11M aoboatc were near the top lion of hi ~ !ien inr year when clncli that,l>~k Athey will be illV· !sa , U:td•Aumn®an Conference pass.pluyt>d halfhad~ on oriense. He wu In& I~ all th•t he hts, Hf's alwAys ing. la&t year, with . quarterback ~till nt an t•nd on dt~fen.Se. He also d~ne · It that way, meet1n1 hard - Don M~rDrlde 001npleUn11 M per put'llt't puh•d in bll!kttball In hlsh work wtp. an e&JerneSB allf;l a~ eent of hltt throws, I ~ choul. . .1fe&s1~ene•• tbM aeta th. joti I . . On1• of the rastesfl men on tbe I dODe. • M'"'eBrlde c~lt'Pted but two of Marshall $q und, Athey makes One can be .life to bet, tbo· t~t 111 ~lea In hie fit-Q game of thi! good us(' of his spec~ irl t)!e spdnl tboae t\910 1011.1 Will ~ kl~ktQ.-1· telf!Df and waa out al action In whP-n he is a member of the y:!tr. footboll, around Ute ~t )'lid ~ ~~ 'J._:o:ledo eontest with an injured shall trafk tenm. · ~s Jl;OUlbl~. That R the way knee. If~ bopea to .be l'eady f.or Always 11n above 1 average stud- h_!if po!.-.~11 want lt. ~'~ll::.:~l.~~· hOwever. t'n t in the <>lassrornn, Athey ill teo nwrnlll'red bv bls former teachi'N ~~~ hr\ng a gOOd ali around student tumblers l~tader , let os~ Uit> st a rl i n~~: to college h~ _pas ,been, THE NEW ht't'n un !111! dean's list a ~yt'e lt!tH•S. 1.957, oft Thi.~ wrek hat! been a big one In llu' lift• of the likel.ble Marshall Collt'~f' <tar in as much as his wlfe gnw hil'th tu a son, their S('rond, on Tilt•sduy night at St Joseph's tl ~>~ rlllat ParkeNJbUrJI!. II•· 1, marrl~d to his high Rrh.CJol .....,..¥. , ..... fln-.ct•J pl<fllr• Iii CA$H 10 Phone first and make arrangew men~ . _. then one $2S. • • • . .tl!iif~ft Jln1ld. visit for cash on ·' ./ Y, bUt 2 jers21c • . . FREt:! Mall I'Oietfe f~~~· llld. g eU polt'tdi' signature• only, car or furniture ... Tenus to suit 1 your bud&•',( -.::; . ··EVANS! Sfo~olf ~· S*Jie or Whole Kenaal GoJlfelf , MARGARtNI . . ~-"'11b pkss 59c: · . ·- ',· ) , Kbiii!IB"''iu...._,..........., ' wrt"liis FROZ.eN , : '' S·4· l0 "~• 98c fotQGNA . 1'JI.(f1S AEIU!! TODAY! SIEIT NOW FOR ATHLITI'I 'OOT USE A KIIRATOL YTIC AT BECAUSI- · ~. lt i~ an agent that deaderu and perts off tn.hcted skin. Expoaes mon• germs to Its kllllng action. I Ht•t i n~tRnt-dryinc T-4-J., a ken· ' toly ll •'. at any _drua store. H not _ ,,..........""'________________________ ' - . . . . · ~ ' ..... . . --- - ·• ___ _.,. .. .. ~ . ,,, Q'HIO ~-------..! ' plen ~l.' d IN ~ 80UR, your '<1" . • • ••• . . JELL() tfESSWJ .3•boxes 25c • Slicedfb39t .Piee'elb33¢ ~- ~Jk • • • • 10 1"$1.25 Variety U.S. No. 1 CO!P!f.ER POTATbES lO.bs4Sc .·' EVAN& PIE CRUST MIX.. ~pkftl9t . " i' Early Blaelt: V~ety AUflsvon CRANBERRIES tb pli:g25c ROYAL DESSERT 3'ho• t9c I c n·• pd bllfifJillltililafliJ p;il~illi m GWII a ~ldellioil hel)> ydft. r,et more work·done m:ey: da.J in lhe yearthat'• a 'J.....' 4-Wheel<Drn.. 'lilldclo. On the bi&hway, it &nvelut -.1 speec~o.;, 2-wkeellriw-aliDiple ohiffsh'es tile ·wtdi<if! of f,wfled dme·for mash traft!, on or of the .....to. '1\>itb taD-of. the. .,...J "j,icJes operate D1011J ldudo of epeoialll<J!IipmoRL Tllere'o 1 'Jeep' 1 -.ehiclo that will ill :JOU-II.,.aijD aiooda aad ~JIIII beoL 1will ' ....... pow . ......... 101.. . .___.,. ___........... .. ,~ - IIIJL.IIIIftllllllilbnll ............ ..,.._ _Pomeroy lq-.ipmentCo. lox $9J . ·- ·--·· .. ,.._ .. ~I .~.·' lt.l'. i:!iiJ611'11, ""' ' ..............,.; ·>;. , ~l!tf!!J A -d~~ "'!Jl T ' .. ." • • '' • •' ·... r,-., · . ~:lti;r~u~~: .'·"- .. tar.. ge' sit~ :'~'"·~,..,_., 57e -. w....,••• C:AMA.Y ... •, 2 bath 21• 0 • Wtlll dd toiipoa • • • - - - 4 reg 35c JOY ..... . . . . . . . . 2 reg size 63c 'lf~le~ll OXYDol. . . . . 2 lge 62• .. g_iant 76c ··.:· ,, '' •'~?<. '., ;,t; ......--,..,.-----------------~ . ~ '''!"c·:- Pomeroy, E)Ptlo . .. C~N _REDEEMP&GCOUPON~ ot EV·~OPER MARIClrt· With Be eoatw* · :~ •A<&" !ioii:.r. •R-ft: . • '•. •·. • ·~ ·..." ~ ....'• ta•. ,., .o·03',1.'~v ..,.. C·DEST • ' 4bc baek . Today at SWI11her & Lohae Drug, Pom~I'O)' and Dutton Ddup Mlddl t'pGrt. All~. - 0 • I 1 "JIMMY PARSONS,. I( H C. , T'hir.d St.· -. . -. . MIDDLEP94T, ' $..'~.T• ·...·.~1-.t~~:~ . ."'..:. _ llb'C4Pt97c .. . nv. .. 1 I .. ' !"' • • • • •• • • • • • I lucal football players pal\U· tipukd in tho Greenbrier Mit \tat)' Sdi!Hll and Mlrtholl Coegc Fresh... , 11l.'IJ1 )(ilme in Lewl_ tburg, W. va., ' 1 1111 1:1:-t Saturda.)l. ( PL1ving for the Grr-~nbri ~ r t ~ tml I wa~ lil•ti ne Staats, tormer Wahama l ·'lnr, while playing for thl' ~hl'S~ :ill tl'am wa~ Bob' Wilson, former · ' l'•lnwroy hal~k. ' j J\lh•nding the game from th•t +· ill"{·;• wPrr Mr. and Mr~ . Hanj Staat~ of Lotart Rural R'loute . The ganw .-.nded in a 1·7 tie. 1~0RROW ~tlllAl ..•• • • wlil~·ttiG . FISH Wtllte;·rell.oir ) 2 No. aG3 cans 33~ CORN. · · · · 111~ ......~ . )~ '1\vo '1'liiS c"" or lto21b a.verage :'\, Two L.ocm Ploy~rs In GMS-Marshall Game Saturdqy nwl'DB.LVE trov pocked pounds All meal, leu, GUARANTEED TENDER! • .. -· .W:irl fi·iend the former Jn<:kle Ho11 ,h ·or Graham Station. Th.elr fil·~t ~ nn is named IU<:haM DuUI• bi , Ttw newct>mer, who weighed, FOLLGWTHE CII.OWDSI COME IN AND 89C BACON 2 Stea ·- lb.89c -tb59c TttiCK SLICED ·--.-· the iri EmgeBr.. d · ., BoiJeats Polish Passing.Attaek For Xavier ll Sinee ' ' Pomeny foon nnd a true student .. ' • EVANS SAFETY SERVICE I W. Mala St, 17oz. 10• O,F f· Hockett's Klu!!eWSkl· hlm8ftf' has put a JUNGLI MOON M... COMIDy ond CARTOON 1.00 1.00 24oz bottles Strait, Ben iucklea and Jim St. Clair gt,·e the Chiefs three of the tastl'st badcs In the (SuptriCOpto • TKhnkolor) SATUIIDAY THOROBRED I \ :;c, 'i~; - Htdson ... , RAINBOW NAPKINS i ii"U¢ '. ,... .·. -, ' ~ TOWELS .. .. .. .. . .. Nortb--wlilfe ot colors nss,yf, .. __ ..... l ' rarr 19c ~¢~ 1St· • Wasbed aud trimmed, ready to 111!!1 FRESH I(At,E l2~celfo25c �-. . ..... • • ' 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Ort. 4, 1956 WANT ADS TodaysSports Parade '··-····-&Uilt •r PRALn For Sole (9) \ ·ll&tel "2 cents per word, ODe lnHrtloa. Minimum charge- 50c..- QSCAII Unllod , _ .,...,. Wrllor BROOKLYN, N. Y. UP - Don 4 centa per word for three conaeeutive iDAertions. S~ne month for 25 eenta' Larwen, a riJbt bander who thiJlb left banded, eet.a a cllanw today • P'UU to repay Yankee Manacer CateJ SteqeJ 1 favor ol 1even monthl standJnJ, per-- ra~ or 2 C'('ots per word will be eharged for advertising lf not. paid for bef01re t he 25th of each month followic.g insertion. RUIIMII R. Priddy Mleon County 4 H Club Atent REGIONAL lEADERS $ • CONFERENCE Error, In· Advertismg-Stnuld be! reported tmm<!diately . The Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one incorreet insertion. Cua or Thanll..s and Special Notloea of Events printed at regular classified rates. Obltuariea pubflahed o~t 1 l'enl per word. -!-- ---~......,.- WISH TO FIND home for I>De lbl:\ek aurl white kitten. MnJ. Thurman Carsey, Middleport, Routf 1. 10 t ate - - IAYI - ~-:-::-:-=:­ DON'T YOU .! keea this se•!on. He doesn't thue KNQW? fire englnea in the WaddeJI man- Baket'• will •1ve 1011 the belt n-ade on fura.itl:lre or appllau~L Ia :.e- 41 I Notices - Doily Sefll!nel, Pometoy-Middl.l!po;1, 0'., M 4,· 1~6-7 Lane• 1..t oprlnf noted up thiDa which hu tOYed him It hit hi> auto, • norlda polo I not at...,. laltDt lalenl aoml' few boul'l a~r tnlaini Mad Ann Trouble turfew. It eould havt been .81& Don ctmt up «ith the rurlqup .out of the BroWDa oae-. In 18D8 aad- wu abo Gulf of· llako, 101 Into blo erea. lllnod from Ballltoort th! will- · Stell(el let him off the hoolt- w o.l Itf', He had orm lr<>uhle and thlt ......... at I!IJbetta Field I' I• the .ll't<IDI aDd IOOD lral~J .. be eao Jet old Ca.ey off one in ~ oft to Denver. ItA. the end ..,. -J• 1~.:%~ Becaua'e the Yankees fell wbea the Yanbe. wvt Ln dire 1~ in tbe World Series whea. atralta for ld4ed pltcb!DI, he wu they loJt Wedne~ctv'• opening .btoucht back over the proteiU of pme to the crafty eurve-baJLinr pltchlnJ eoath Jim Turner, a of ancient Sal Ma.41ie. mound martinet wbo ataada for 'Ibe BaN>e!' WBe liWe short ol ' litUe DO!llle:Die. ! ~~~··~~''':,~:.n,,;dleeapite home run last fall, against these same- Doda11 to lllekey ManUe ers but .,., beaten in the iy)l!lth and Martin, as he • 1d battled to 1 6-3 while the a:ame rlJbt here 1r> Dbette Fie . Dodcera once apln burled Mluth- ?"his time, tb~ YIDka aft bopln:g, paw Whitey FOrd kt .tbfo limited ,· at may, be diffaeat beelule the eonflnea ot Ebbetts Field / easy J8111J, often ov~t p~hNow Up Tt ~ et Wll hot u be hurle\1 1 trio So nOw the Yankee~ put it up ot four-bitten comi"* dowD the to Larsen ,the modem. Rube Wad· stretch. de:J who thinb "tbere'a kto much Mueh of it, the. Yanlr.eea lilY, empbaala plated OD the World peuds on his attitude oD the 'I SerJea " · u be goes to the mound. neyn • ; hopiDJ t·bat he feeh Uke repaylnt Thill's typleol o.1 t)!e thlnkloa of Stt•~el~ ovonlue fa...-. the 27-year old last baU piteber from Mlchlfan ,City, Ind., who won 11 and lost Ifve lor the Van. ner but he could &ive old Rube a eo around the mabo&aD)' refreshment stands. •~u ·Such an. attribute, Plua his ·I• lharglc lllb!Aide, baa lMde the six Jaot, Jour Inch Larsen • a long-time de.Dben of the doghouse on a cltm where aueh liquid and lactadalsictl nonsence (21 Card Of Thanks 220-""""" bn't often tolerated. Tbe onlr • ..•' -•' 'ftES' FRESH- WHOLE OR CU1'-UP Frying Chickens·· -lb. 37~ POR KROASt 1 t'M PE'STV POLLY·~ I'M Vi CHPRQE 39c 0'-~ THREE·~ 01-f, 1<11! Hl?'AR PLeNTY-~" TrlEYCALL IT- ' 7 RIB END I I I .:· $paghGHi RICE Plan For Auction 2 lb. eelle "' ' 'OR '. Macaroni bac Slb ..box 25c 45c A&P 1054 FOHD CUSTOMLJNI•: 2 clr. Orange Juice · · · .... · .. .. 2 • 46 oz cans 49c S•·dan. WSW tii\CS. Ovt·nh·ivt•. and other equipmt>nl. $1 ,295.00 Bluctlnar's, Pomeroy. A&P A&P 1903 PLYMOUTH cH.AfltBROO.K :l ........... .. ctr. Sertan . One careful ownc•r . Original green flnb'h. $69~· .uo .• lsao BUICK ROA~MAST~Jt; .~. ci~. ~~AN -·WANTl';O ~ For R~twlci~oth bu snll·.<m in Pomeroy . No cx.pcric•n<'t' net•dod to st.a1·t Sfijc!l ca~y In mnh nnd pl'ofit.s ·good. &t,u. 11eat, 10 4 tHt jg-M- ,-.l-IE""''V - R-O "i'LE - T- V- 8-2-10- ; ~tr . Sedan. )lower Glide. Alm0111 hk.t· ~ Bl ftet Inlr '1 I)utn•·· new. $1 -ucr.,.UO roy. 10 4 61 , Slleed ~r Piece WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. IIORAP DION - lll&'l'AUI PboMDll ....... Jmmt•tl iat cly. ( . ----=-:::----::--'-· 623 Broadway, MldcHeport. 10 4 6l(: .•9, 'For Sol• f'IIID •GLASII:-A-wn --,-ln_tll_ and t-00< eiJlopiet. RIJ·Glo. Ga~ hcaterx. Venetian Blind.s, all slze~t~ and colon- ,.,.. estlmatefl. Dale wtppel Supply, 21& Union Avf' . Pomeroy. ' e 31 J mo (' PEARS, •1.00 BUSHEL Brin ..: rtontaioera, S H Layman. Bo ~ han · Keno Road . 10-3-3tc ------,::= - - --- -- 1 BLUE \WNTER COAT, si1.<' 44. Sf-lbnw,l To qualify tor work yOU must have car, reterencea, $640 ca~h. IICC'ured by Inventory. Deoo vollnA 6' hou.rs 1 week to lliual· ness, you r l'nd on percentaae col· h•etion ~ will net Up to ~ monthly with very lood pqulbllltu or ta\.ing ~ver tull tfme. Income indcaslng aceordlDtl)'. For in· lt•rview, inclu~ phone in· appJJ. cntion. Write AU State DlatrlbU· tlng I"P... !\05 Fif'tb 'Avenue, ~ew 1 .,.r• ....., , • ....- J MIIH NOrtta ef ........, - Call ~ G Oft Rt. ""- ......... l,;oc=k=l~lll~il"~fii~:::O::=:?.:~=== = LIOAL NOTfCI Sealed blda: ..,JU be ·rec!cived at flO.OO. 1 black cr<'pe dress, si1.fl York r7. NY. , · the Melfi C!Qutity Commill.'tioner's 42. Inquire Mrs. Lillian Stlt:'fi HI·Htp .' Ofllco, Pf!qJII:oJ, OhiO unl,il g,oo liTO Seeond bt. Middleporl. -• -~~ a m. NoY'emllltr !Dth, 19116 !or all 10·3·3tc equipment 5 ROOMS and BATJ!f, 10 Cole St. labor, mattrlall aqd ~~~ -----­ for lllnRil reliable family. $35 necessary \o ~·Proof and NuJUXED BAIL HAY lor .slilc. W p('r month. Set Mu. Boward Brie that Uelal County Children's A. Carman, -Rock ~prings . Cecll, 800 W . lhla St., Pomeroy 1 Home Bulldiii.J, Joeated at Pome10-3·3tc cvcnln~~;s. 9 e U 1 roy, Ohio. r' County eolnmiaalonen re-serve JOR IIA.L&--Poatt f{lrby Rtal Eo I I the riahl •Ill' nr aU bid•. - · RutlanC Townahlp. 31 p acftl Joel. houre, barn an• ou1 B---slm- llllur&D<t Atefte7, MEIGS Q00NTY cmt,MlSSION· -~S.OG-A.M<oln­ Middleport. Plte • Aulomobll.. ERS, BJ Dwld' Barlllta. ¢Ierk. . (.20 8 '-t., Adlllhllotretor. t-1-U · tO"** nsurooce B<>nds. Phone 13111-X f-2().~ (!OJ 4 11. I·· 211 tte 1 • ' ' • • ' . .' •i • • . ' Tq.O.:.f ;. i '.t~ . .,:·~ · ·l·. '., . ,. GR-.: ELSE •''I " : LIOAL NQTICI Ruth Bellel, whole J:ut known : addres~ Wb 700 6th Avenue, Rear,· Altoona, PenDtflJania, 18. hereby notified that on the 19th day of September, 1058, Wealey Bellet, beolng pla,otiff, WIY.l hb pf'tltlon .agaln..~t her 14 defendant in tbt Coul't of Common PJt~r Me"s County, Ohio, Oase N~ U,-t'I'O, praykliJ for -dlvOrc:e frot'Q ~ the :llld Ruth Belles on the ll'fJUnds gross nel)ect of duty and pl••int.llf]l al.!;o praya: f~ othCr proper be for hearlng on or alter the 'th day of November, 19:16. Said e~~use ·wm SUCH. LOCALIZED SELLING POWER! • 1.49. and ·PROFIT CALL 398 Weo\eJ Belles, Plaintllf O'BRIEN and O'BIUEN, Attorneys lor PIDN1Uff, J tDI 30, 27 ·(10) 4, 11, 18, ~ 6lc • fOR RESULTS THE "DAILY SEN11NEL ~Su~er M~tll-eb ., - .~, • ' I'I I , ,_lai.. · NOWHERE OONaB'l'B GRUBSIR Bl.OCK. OO. . NBC Premium Crcic~ors I lb. ZSc Ann Page Ketchup· · · ~. 14 oz. btls. 39c Jane Porker Do~tlti.-.; 2 dos. 37c ., . - ' •••\ •l LETS -TAKE ANOTHER LOOK ..•• To Sell, Tra~e Of Afto ... "'""lly -· -- - - ----,-.- nounce, Let ~.,. (I 9) ·Business 1 Sentinel Dlsploy Ad Opportunities or Wont Ad be Your -~ MoNi'O;LvsPARI TIMI ·1Ropre1entativt. ltt'filHnJ.:: and coUttctJna m~ney rrom "'"' _nvc cont !llrh Gra4e _They Get Rotultt _ Nut machmcs !D ~.hts area. No . , "'"· ""'""''l'· 19!\3 OLDSMOBILE, excellent con· diUon, $1400.00, Mn. Cleo Kern~ ·· · P~CHES2·2~ozCns59 " You ha'YI ao-.et'-lnt ' Del Moale •• IF 181 Employment 1954 Dl.llt'K V8 Roadma1ler 4 1lr WOHK Wt\NTED - fall hou!ICCiean· Sedan. Power SteerinJ. One loln~ rc~tuurant on any typo donu· stic work. M<~ry PulliDII, Box t'81 owner. $1.895.00, Blueunar':.. •PomNoy. 10 4 6tc J0-2·31p ' .·\'F ~;· SWISS CFIEESI' . , · •• lb 49c Cbeci-Q.BII - Amerteu o.t pi · Co ,,._ . H E E-S E.;;··.· :tb ; b' ox 73c trmUO'I'IIliAL I BUMit Write Hawlclgh""· ll:·p1. 011.1 • H40-100 Freeport. 11 · 10·4.tp _ ---------- - - - - - COMP~ETi, Lilli,~ • 1 Dr1ed Fru1ts.loStock reac,......&.:ter.ao• 1111-1- Help Wanted Gpe, p· q • P - 61 Lftdden, 115 1.... 110111 It, Pomt...,., Oh .. Scaffold Boarda, .Drop Clotbll. Cllntoa P'llber, IUdd.iepon. Pbone ~Jt • 11·14 . FOf' J ower !i~ccJm~o: . and wmd11W:oi . SAVEll Blaettnar'8 Pomeroy . Rlvicra brakca, - ...... c.. ..__ .._c... - .-..~ 10&1 OLDSMOBILE ''Ra" 2 dr Se- ~ du. Uydramatlc drive. A rNII performer. $705.00 B!aettnar\ , 10 4 "'' Grape Juice · · · · · ·· · · · · ·' · ·:II.' ·., · 24 oz btls. 29C ATIONWI • • .Blacttnar's Pomeroy. Pomeroy. I Grapefruit Juice . -~ .. ' ' ' '.a: • 46 111'!"Z. cans 65c · · 10 4 64c 10 4 Ole , " POMEROY ' 0 ' ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. . I ,, :I, :II " "ru ' ') I ' ,1 ~ �-. . ..... • • ' 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Ort. 4, 1956 WANT ADS TodaysSports Parade '··-····-&Uilt •r PRALn For Sole (9) \ ·ll&tel "2 cents per word, ODe lnHrtloa. Minimum charge- 50c..- QSCAII Unllod , _ .,...,. Wrllor BROOKLYN, N. Y. UP - Don 4 centa per word for three conaeeutive iDAertions. S~ne month for 25 eenta' Larwen, a riJbt bander who thiJlb left banded, eet.a a cllanw today • P'UU to repay Yankee Manacer CateJ SteqeJ 1 favor ol 1even monthl standJnJ, per-- ra~ or 2 C'('ots per word will be eharged for advertising lf not. paid for bef01re t he 25th of each month followic.g insertion. RUIIMII R. Priddy Mleon County 4 H Club Atent REGIONAL lEADERS $ • CONFERENCE Error, In· Advertismg-Stnuld be! reported tmm<!diately . The Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one incorreet insertion. Cua or Thanll..s and Special Notloea of Events printed at regular classified rates. Obltuariea pubflahed o~t 1 l'enl per word. -!-- ---~......,.- WISH TO FIND home for I>De lbl:\ek aurl white kitten. MnJ. Thurman Carsey, Middleport, Routf 1. 10 t ate - - IAYI - ~-:-::-:-=:­ DON'T YOU .! keea this se•!on. He doesn't thue KNQW? fire englnea in the WaddeJI man- Baket'• will •1ve 1011 the belt n-ade on fura.itl:lre or appllau~L Ia :.e- 41 I Notices - Doily Sefll!nel, Pometoy-Middl.l!po;1, 0'., M 4,· 1~6-7 Lane• 1..t oprlnf noted up thiDa which hu tOYed him It hit hi> auto, • norlda polo I not at...,. laltDt lalenl aoml' few boul'l a~r tnlaini Mad Ann Trouble turfew. It eould havt been .81& Don ctmt up «ith the rurlqup .out of the BroWDa oae-. In 18D8 aad- wu abo Gulf of· llako, 101 Into blo erea. lllnod from Ballltoort th! will- · Stell(el let him off the hoolt- w o.l Itf', He had orm lr<>uhle and thlt ......... at I!IJbetta Field I' I• the .ll't<IDI aDd IOOD lral~J .. be eao Jet old Ca.ey off one in ~ oft to Denver. ItA. the end ..,. -J• 1~.:%~ Becaua'e the Yankees fell wbea the Yanbe. wvt Ln dire 1~ in tbe World Series whea. atralta for ld4ed pltcb!DI, he wu they loJt Wedne~ctv'• opening .btoucht back over the proteiU of pme to the crafty eurve-baJLinr pltchlnJ eoath Jim Turner, a of ancient Sal Ma.41ie. mound martinet wbo ataada for 'Ibe BaN>e!' WBe liWe short ol ' litUe DO!llle:Die. ! ~~~··~~''':,~:.n,,;dleeapite home run last fall, against these same- Doda11 to lllekey ManUe ers but .,., beaten in the iy)l!lth and Martin, as he • 1d battled to 1 6-3 while the a:ame rlJbt here 1r> Dbette Fie . Dodcera once apln burled Mluth- ?"his time, tb~ YIDka aft bopln:g, paw Whitey FOrd kt .tbfo limited ,· at may, be diffaeat beelule the eonflnea ot Ebbetts Field / easy J8111J, often ov~t p~hNow Up Tt ~ et Wll hot u be hurle\1 1 trio So nOw the Yankee~ put it up ot four-bitten comi"* dowD the to Larsen ,the modem. Rube Wad· stretch. de:J who thinb "tbere'a kto much Mueh of it, the. Yanlr.eea lilY, empbaala plated OD the World peuds on his attitude oD the 'I SerJea " · u be goes to the mound. neyn • ; hopiDJ t·bat he feeh Uke repaylnt Thill's typleol o.1 t)!e thlnkloa of Stt•~el~ ovonlue fa...-. the 27-year old last baU piteber from Mlchlfan ,City, Ind., who won 11 and lost Ifve lor the Van. ner but he could &ive old Rube a eo around the mabo&aD)' refreshment stands. •~u ·Such an. attribute, Plua his ·I• lharglc lllb!Aide, baa lMde the six Jaot, Jour Inch Larsen • a long-time de.Dben of the doghouse on a cltm where aueh liquid and lactadalsictl nonsence (21 Card Of Thanks 220-""""" bn't often tolerated. Tbe onlr • ..•' -•' 'ftES' FRESH- WHOLE OR CU1'-UP Frying Chickens·· -lb. 37~ POR KROASt 1 t'M PE'STV POLLY·~ I'M Vi CHPRQE 39c 0'-~ THREE·~ 01-f, 1<11! Hl?'AR PLeNTY-~" TrlEYCALL IT- ' 7 RIB END I I I .:· $paghGHi RICE Plan For Auction 2 lb. eelle "' ' 'OR '. Macaroni bac Slb ..box 25c 45c A&P 1054 FOHD CUSTOMLJNI•: 2 clr. Orange Juice · · · .... · .. .. 2 • 46 oz cans 49c S•·dan. WSW tii\CS. Ovt·nh·ivt•. and other equipmt>nl. $1 ,295.00 Bluctlnar's, Pomeroy. A&P A&P 1903 PLYMOUTH cH.AfltBROO.K :l ........... .. ctr. Sertan . One careful ownc•r . Original green flnb'h. $69~· .uo .• lsao BUICK ROA~MAST~Jt; .~. ci~. ~~AN -·WANTl';O ~ For R~twlci~oth bu snll·.<m in Pomeroy . No cx.pcric•n<'t' net•dod to st.a1·t Sfijc!l ca~y In mnh nnd pl'ofit.s ·good. &t,u. 11eat, 10 4 tHt jg-M- ,-.l-IE""''V - R-O "i'LE - T- V- 8-2-10- ; ~tr . Sedan. )lower Glide. Alm0111 hk.t· ~ Bl ftet Inlr '1 I)utn•·· new. $1 -ucr.,.UO roy. 10 4 61 , Slleed ~r Piece WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. IIORAP DION - lll&'l'AUI PboMDll ....... Jmmt•tl iat cly. ( . ----=-:::----::--'-· 623 Broadway, MldcHeport. 10 4 6l(: .•9, 'For Sol• f'IIID •GLASII:-A-wn --,-ln_tll_ and t-00< eiJlopiet. RIJ·Glo. Ga~ hcaterx. Venetian Blind.s, all slze~t~ and colon- ,.,.. estlmatefl. Dale wtppel Supply, 21& Union Avf' . Pomeroy. ' e 31 J mo (' PEARS, •1.00 BUSHEL Brin ..: rtontaioera, S H Layman. Bo ~ han · Keno Road . 10-3-3tc ------,::= - - --- -- 1 BLUE \WNTER COAT, si1.<' 44. Sf-lbnw,l To qualify tor work yOU must have car, reterencea, $640 ca~h. IICC'ured by Inventory. Deoo vollnA 6' hou.rs 1 week to lliual· ness, you r l'nd on percentaae col· h•etion ~ will net Up to ~ monthly with very lood pqulbllltu or ta\.ing ~ver tull tfme. Income indcaslng aceordlDtl)'. For in· lt•rview, inclu~ phone in· appJJ. cntion. Write AU State DlatrlbU· tlng I"P... !\05 Fif'tb 'Avenue, ~ew 1 .,.r• ....., , • ....- J MIIH NOrtta ef ........, - Call ~ G Oft Rt. ""- ......... l,;oc=k=l~lll~il"~fii~:::O::=:?.:~=== = LIOAL NOTfCI Sealed blda: ..,JU be ·rec!cived at flO.OO. 1 black cr<'pe dress, si1.fl York r7. NY. , · the Melfi C!Qutity Commill.'tioner's 42. Inquire Mrs. Lillian Stlt:'fi HI·Htp .' Ofllco, Pf!qJII:oJ, OhiO unl,il g,oo liTO Seeond bt. Middleporl. -• -~~ a m. NoY'emllltr !Dth, 19116 !or all 10·3·3tc equipment 5 ROOMS and BATJ!f, 10 Cole St. labor, mattrlall aqd ~~~ -----­ for lllnRil reliable family. $35 necessary \o ~·Proof and NuJUXED BAIL HAY lor .slilc. W p('r month. Set Mu. Boward Brie that Uelal County Children's A. Carman, -Rock ~prings . Cecll, 800 W . lhla St., Pomeroy 1 Home Bulldiii.J, Joeated at Pome10-3·3tc cvcnln~~;s. 9 e U 1 roy, Ohio. r' County eolnmiaalonen re-serve JOR IIA.L&--Poatt f{lrby Rtal Eo I I the riahl •Ill' nr aU bid•. - · RutlanC Townahlp. 31 p acftl Joel. houre, barn an• ou1 B---slm- llllur&D<t Atefte7, MEIGS Q00NTY cmt,MlSSION· -~S.OG-A.M<oln­ Middleport. Plte • Aulomobll.. ERS, BJ Dwld' Barlllta. ¢Ierk. . (.20 8 '-t., Adlllhllotretor. t-1-U · tO"** nsurooce B<>nds. Phone 13111-X f-2().~ (!OJ 4 11. I·· 211 tte 1 • ' ' • • ' . .' •i • • . ' Tq.O.:.f ;. i '.t~ . .,:·~ · ·l·. '., . ,. GR-.: ELSE •''I " : LIOAL NQTICI Ruth Bellel, whole J:ut known : addres~ Wb 700 6th Avenue, Rear,· Altoona, PenDtflJania, 18. hereby notified that on the 19th day of September, 1058, Wealey Bellet, beolng pla,otiff, WIY.l hb pf'tltlon .agaln..~t her 14 defendant in tbt Coul't of Common PJt~r Me"s County, Ohio, Oase N~ U,-t'I'O, praykliJ for -dlvOrc:e frot'Q ~ the :llld Ruth Belles on the ll'fJUnds gross nel)ect of duty and pl••int.llf]l al.!;o praya: f~ othCr proper be for hearlng on or alter the 'th day of November, 19:16. Said e~~use ·wm SUCH. LOCALIZED SELLING POWER! • 1.49. and ·PROFIT CALL 398 Weo\eJ Belles, Plaintllf O'BRIEN and O'BIUEN, Attorneys lor PIDN1Uff, J tDI 30, 27 ·(10) 4, 11, 18, ~ 6lc • fOR RESULTS THE "DAILY SEN11NEL ~Su~er M~tll-eb ., - .~, • ' I'I I , ,_lai.. · NOWHERE OONaB'l'B GRUBSIR Bl.OCK. OO. . NBC Premium Crcic~ors I lb. ZSc Ann Page Ketchup· · · ~. 14 oz. btls. 39c Jane Porker Do~tlti.-.; 2 dos. 37c ., . - ' •••\ •l LETS -TAKE ANOTHER LOOK ..•• To Sell, Tra~e Of Afto ... "'""lly -· -- - - ----,-.- nounce, Let ~.,. (I 9) ·Business 1 Sentinel Dlsploy Ad Opportunities or Wont Ad be Your -~ MoNi'O;LvsPARI TIMI ·1Ropre1entativt. ltt'filHnJ.:: and coUttctJna m~ney rrom "'"' _nvc cont !llrh Gra4e _They Get Rotultt _ Nut machmcs !D ~.hts area. No . , "'"· ""'""''l'· 19!\3 OLDSMOBILE, excellent con· diUon, $1400.00, Mn. Cleo Kern~ ·· · P~CHES2·2~ozCns59 " You ha'YI ao-.et'-lnt ' Del Moale •• IF 181 Employment 1954 Dl.llt'K V8 Roadma1ler 4 1lr WOHK Wt\NTED - fall hou!ICCiean· Sedan. Power SteerinJ. One loln~ rc~tuurant on any typo donu· stic work. M<~ry PulliDII, Box t'81 owner. $1.895.00, Blueunar':.. •PomNoy. 10 4 6tc J0-2·31p ' .·\'F ~;· SWISS CFIEESI' . , · •• lb 49c Cbeci-Q.BII - Amerteu o.t pi · Co ,,._ . H E E-S E.;;··.· :tb ; b' ox 73c trmUO'I'IIliAL I BUMit Write Hawlclgh""· ll:·p1. 011.1 • H40-100 Freeport. 11 · 10·4.tp _ ---------- - - - - - COMP~ETi, Lilli,~ • 1 Dr1ed Fru1ts.loStock reac,......&.:ter.ao• 1111-1- Help Wanted Gpe, p· q • P - 61 Lftdden, 115 1.... 110111 It, Pomt...,., Oh .. Scaffold Boarda, .Drop Clotbll. Cllntoa P'llber, IUdd.iepon. Pbone ~Jt • 11·14 . FOf' J ower !i~ccJm~o: . and wmd11W:oi . SAVEll Blaettnar'8 Pomeroy . Rlvicra brakca, - ...... c.. ..__ .._c... - .-..~ 10&1 OLDSMOBILE ''Ra" 2 dr Se- ~ du. Uydramatlc drive. A rNII performer. $705.00 B!aettnar\ , 10 4 "'' Grape Juice · · · · · ·· · · · · ·' · ·:II.' ·., · 24 oz btls. 29C ATIONWI • • .Blacttnar's Pomeroy. Pomeroy. I Grapefruit Juice . -~ .. ' ' ' '.a: • 46 111'!"Z. cans 65c · · 10 4 64c 10 4 Ole , " POMEROY ' 0 ' ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. . I ,, :I, :II " "ru ' ') I ' ,1 ~ �- .... _... The Daily Sentinel • Mrs. Robert Rei bells Elected .. Amateur Gardener Club Leader Robert Reibel of Leadana: Cteet Road was mstailed as pres-1de,nt of the Amateur Gardener• Club Wben the-y met Wednesday evem01 at the home of Mrs Rof The evening's program top1c wu Dried ll!aterla"" and Mra. Robert Coats read • paper on "Gathe;tng and Drytng Matenals" whu:h had been writtten by Mrs. E 0 Rail The p_aper Included t il e hit s ory of d ry 1ng matena1s; vanet1es suitable f()r drymg, fl'K!tb ods of dr)'ill'g, etc SuggestiOns meluded two weeks drying perlvd; gathermg l>f mature, dry matenals &trtpptng fohage-exc£pt that of the thhtle , dehydnaUon &3 rapIdly a~ po.!lstble, aii~>Wance for shrmk11ge, development of hne• by btndlng or wlrtng material be- bert B.awUngs. Grant Street, lor the tint meettng of lhe new club _, year. Mrs Ben Phll!;.on preF;Ident, pres1ded at the opcnmg of the \ meeting which started w)lh a ~ votional servtee conducted by Mn. The Seminel Daybook '------------.1 Lucille Bearbs Hawkills, Pomer.oy Society Editor l!;leanor S- Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 ~· I Sugar Run School Students In L. E Reynold~ The ~ervtce iDo dluded an .. Autumn Prayer" by Mtl. Reyno)d:; and a vucal dueL ..For th~ Beaut\' of the Eart.h~by 'Mrs. Arthur Sktnner and Mrt.. Paul 1!:. Davts accompamed by fore drymg Mnr;_ 0 p Ktet n. Mrs Robert Coats exl.iblted apectmens of dned matennls that the ha<l used lD an arrangement featunrrg rpme~ones ,thistles fern and beech-leaves treated in glytcrlne ttwo years ago The arrangement was of the Contempor. ary art :.lyle and used a f1gunne Visit To Campus Martius Museam The flfth and sixth &N.(Iet at iD1 the trip were J&ne Baer, Fr.anll: IFEastern Star Past Matrons H~ld d N ..1. C:A 0 T d rien iH,IIt ..,.ssion _n Ue$ ay e enw t VOL VIII NO 147 7 .- .~ ---- enttne Pomeroy.Middleport, Oibio, Friday, OctobeN, 1956 ' X wni Shas-1 . t --·~,; ~ .......... ,. .......... -~._ WUTHIR Ohio: lll•lr .-.,, 1 lfltr. ...., northwest. F•lr flftll c...., S.tu,.,, ,.,.,. not lftUCh c-..,, .,....ht. . Det101et1 r .. r1ae laterfttl or r1ae_Jreltr•·•••• Are. MIDDLEPORT SOfJETY su!et . e.-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct. 4, 1956 Sugor Run S<hool with the leaeh- B"nett, G-e Bla<kwell, Bob $ t:H, Robert Rober~ 11.nd Helen WJl- Buck. Nancy Burns, Allta ~~ Fri .lb l1aw left lhls morntng tn tbe ter, Ronble Colhas, ll#DDiter en..... D.llbt W•& "' &erved Ud conchK.1rns ia behalf of tbe. worl~ehwl bus dnven by Mrs Chester Cheryl Ebersbaela, Floyd Eblin, PHt · m&troru: aad past patrona thy matron, presented e~cb past FATHER, SON IANQUIT 1 mgbt. tor a f1eld day trlp to K.at~Gnme~~, Richie Finley, Mike were b~d when Po1;11eroy Chap matron, Pomeroy Chapter Wlth ter 18d OES met tn rq:ular Je'QI6lon 8 wlUte carnation and eaebD palit Matonie Lodge 363, wtll have a 1 ar1etta where they w1 u v1slt th e Ha , PatrlcJa Heone&Sy, George Tuesday evening. rill BoUman,. Nell ..u. al pal.rop a red caranat10n. u 1 Farther-Son Banquet at the Ma-. !" useum 8 Members I)( the fifth grade mak· Gene Keller, Candy KifiEillnt, te rown WO•w•J m ron the bUsiness seSSion 1t W65 declds0n1c Temple, Muidleport, OD· Oct. •- 1 M ki and Tbeo Slmtb worthy patron ed to make bandages for Ute CanKenny Lawh.orn, Cu-r 25 at 6.30 p. m with Uckets pric. e)' an n , pre.stded. at the meetln<>~ Dtstangu1 d Larry Marshall, Ray Neville, Kilt>' btl d .. _ • cer Center, at the Tempe, We • ed at $1.25. Tickets are beiDJ sold ' Perstnaer, Frances Ratliord, Bob e gues,. presented and tntro- neday October 10 at 2 pm and all by Eber Lewis, Kenneth M.eEIIPJlSaure, Fred Swan, Dan Smith, duced were Jeannette Ward, Mar- members were requeeted to ai!IIS1st. ne)", WiU1am KJne Pha1ip Mein~ ietta, deputy grand matron; Edttb I hart, Wendell Bunce and Richard John Strauss, Cmdy Swatzel, H t 1 h h Ffant A Tttut, Dave Wellman and utsmplller, Galltpolis Wustee of At the c ose o t e meettDB t e Oiler the Eastern Star home, worthy group adjourned to the dtning Mr and Mrs. C E. Chalden, Jim Woo~ard Memben of tbe aJ.xth ade were matrons and worthy patroll8 oi room where refresment were serve RUMMAGII SALI Canton, spen1 the week end with S B Shtriey Ash, Janet B~n, Henry • vtsttln& chapten; Po~~sl matrons and from a table centerlld with an arMrs Donald M1ils the new pres! Wil.'[he and BoOlfler,a Association Mrs Mwerva Childen and Mr ,and Cleland, Kay Compton, Allen Dow P-.; PatJ:om~ of ~omeroy Chapter, rangement of fall flowers ~arjorie Mrs Guy Revnold ~;. J dent of the Middl~port Literary • Pr~ttb:jht~nRu~:.:~ :!,~~ NJDa Russell, Bradbury, and nie Phtlb FoJtrod ConDie Free- and Pauline Atkws, dtstrtct treas- Crow and Lo15 Harris preBJd~ at Soctety, pre:!llded at the hrst me- and Co-.1 Frid This Frances Roush were busmess vis- ma~ Chart!'t GLoeck~er Stevje GoJ"o Ufer. Gue-ts were present from lhe f!()fiee serv1ce.a. Arrangements ehng of the year ~dnesda1: after- be a _ U 1 ' ol t""h 1 held itors m Colubus Tueday by., David Gordon, Eddae Gordon, ten Chapters mcludfng a Chapter of fs.ll flowen weN_! usOO 1D ~he ..vn nua1on esae noon at the country home of Mni lut week 0 Fr d d Sat-·~ Pam Hobstetter, Sharon HyeeU at Tucaon, Anz. . chapter room and lD the dtrung Mrs M1idred Giles Damels, Men0 1 ay an George Lasher, Rutland She gave u.o.uay. The '~Nnduclrell.'l and. ~late room. , 'l lo Park , t.!l VISltmg ber sisters, George Korn, Delores Landen. a bnf resume of te year'.s proTEACHIRS MilT SATURDAY~ Mr Crary DaY'Is and MillS Lenore Jim Mee&, ButdJ Me1~r. Sharon - - - - - __.____ - ____. - - - - -- - ~ - - - - - grams based on the theme "Boob The Melp County Retired ~a- Giles. ' Mltcb, Mary Radford, Tom of the Season " ~hers Aasoetation will meet SaturMrs Mlllte P1cke"'ls, who is en- teen, Paul Sprouse, Carolyn Vautt PlaiJ.S were dtscussed to attend d the Fall Conference of thl! Distract a.y at t·30 p. m at the Federated route (J Qm Salma, Ohto tg Calif- han, Sharon Walker and Tom of the Ohio FederatiOn of Women's Church, RUby W~lhams wl11 be m ornia l'i VlStll'g Mrs. Luctlle Mayes Whlte. charge of a musical prograra .... ,. and Mrs Elu:abeth Kirby Cluns at Lancaster on Tuesday, d..._ th Robert Rawimgs Carroll Nirrls, Oct. 16 The res.tgnation ~ Mrs range ~~~ e Salem Center ..... .scbool of wbJch Nellle Vale, is ymond Ruuell 11nd Paul Holter T A May, Syracuse, a p pr,.es- the principal the R H Rawlmg11 and Sons !dent, was accepted wtth regret by _ __ die agency are m Cmclnnati the club CHURCH CLASS TO MilT : ' day to see the enw 1957 cars. Roll call respomes were "Une• Tbe Daughter! of Ruth Clue o1 f Jac<Yb6 Turner was in Gall1polis from Emily DLCktlon" and the aft- the United Met-hod!Jt Church . wiU Wednesday v1sltrtng hill Wl(e, who !Mrs Richard VauPu Jr. was ternoon's program tneluded a re- meet at the home of Mimi' NeUe t;. recoverng slowly a:fter surcery welcomed as a new membn' wben v1ew of "Emily Dickson", Thomas and Clara BlDg, Monday at 2 p.m. thnday and bus aon, WUliam, wbo the Kin Club met Tuesclay evenH. Johnson, by Mrs D 8 H-arting- Mrs o. H. Myen Is the aslltstlog is also a surgical patient at Holzer. Jne: at the home of Mrs. Theodj)Te er and a number or MiSs Dtck&on's hostess. Mrs 0 P. Klem v1s.ited her Lehew, Prosp«t HUI. poems g1ven by Mrs Forrcat Bachl!lititer-m-law, 'Mra. Frank F'uj:ate, a A short bw;iness se.saio!J. was tel medl<al paMent at Holzer Hospital held with "'"· c . J Ebenobacb, ., Wednesday Mra. Fu*ate Ill bemg president preAidmg after which Mrs Lati'hei lnvilctl the members treated for pne~monta. games were played and prizes: and two guests Mtss Carne Stans· I I Mrs. Garnet Entsmilli•r left on award<d to Mrs. Rlcha.-d Vaugblln bury, Rutland and Mrs Garen Wednesday for Columbw where Sr, Mrs. Edgar Pralt, and Mrs. 1 Stans-bury to thl'! dJnlngronm where ~ Q she wtll spend 11everal weeks wltb Emma Letfhei.t The >traveli.ng Mrs Stansbury prc .. tded at the stl Mrw James Murrav. past preai- her brother, Fred Miller. prize donated by Mu. Leifheit ver tea servHc (or a socJal hour Paul Bonnell, Columbus, spent ll(as awarded to Mrs. WaJd Winafter the meetwg had adjourned rlent of the Ladle-a 81ble ClaiiS of the Fnmt Bapttst Church, presided the week end with Mr and Mra. don. Tuesday when the Class anrl guest& Rodney Dowrung and wa• acdmA dessert course wos served to met at the home of th(' preudent, pamed borne by h1s wife a11d three ·thOSe named above and Mrs. WillMrs Clarence Clark Mr:> Clare- children who had spet two weeks ard Ebersbach, Mrs Charles Buck, mont E Hnvt, wife or the church here. 1 Mu Emmett Blackburn, Mrs. HarPYI. Mlcal Ket, who hat rom-~ old Ebersbach, and two gue~U! pa•tor, led lhe devotiOnal .sef'Vice And wu as~lsteri ln glvtnj.l several pleied hls basic tramtng at Fort Mrs Homer Hawkins and Darla J ead tng.s bf Mr~ V1clor Gnmm 1 Leonard Wood, Mo., has been VII- Ebersbach. Mr s Clark contributed the My.:lt- ttlng his grandparenbi, Mr. and -------er.,. P lze whtch was won bv -'Mrs Mrs W C. H()bart and Judje and Raymond Saxton Tht> hOSlt'SJ ser· Mn C~dnc Clark and son, Arthur ved a sal ... ri c:-our~e tt, elcYen memhas been assigned to the ftnbers and thc:>e guests. Ml~ H M department at Ftrt HaJTlson, Cross, Mt6s Jo~ ormel Talbott and MJss Emma Malthcv., Literary Society First Meeting Of NeW y ear 1 Held )0'1'1 --·----~-- • BUSIN.E88 PHONE 8118 ~~In~~~ H~• . , 65 - 76- 1-ft ....... - SINGLE COPY-5c me New;'MemJ>er Is Welcomed Into Kin Club Ranks Mrs. Jamer·Murray Pres 'd es At B'bl e tlnrr Meetl'n Mrs. W. Kennedy Jr. Is Hostess Tuesday Fnr Church Class THINKING OF REMOD.ELJNG,· • • YOUR • Heating SyatemP SEE US FOR Coleman Fox ,aid after the QOtttract sign. inR that price increases on coal BUrial will be madtt in the Le wJIJ be up to each individual com- tart Cemetery uad'l'J' the 4irecttO!I pany He indicated they might of the Ewllll l"lllleral }lome o1 vary according to mine produc- Pomroy. Heating and Air Conditioning ' tivity 'rhe mtne operaton official refused to be' p.mned dOwn by reporters on whether the wage in.ere83e could be "ahllotbed" by most companies w1thout nialna: Authorized Senlee 0a AU MakeJ of OD llld Gu FDI'IIaen. \ prtces CHASE HARDWARE Harold Chase, mgr. Lotult St. Middleport "rm not lie sald. able lo answer that," IA:s. I Wildcat Strike At Atomic Plant Comes To End - BAKER FURNITURE ___.. see-COI!Ifllt~..ttctw.aiLANII c•DAII CH.STS Lewis s&id one of the outside mine operators groups, the ~·n Coal Producoro ABoociation had been notified and he understood their executive committee was holding meetJqs on the cODw tract Dnuiken Drivers South-, Drawmg • HeaVIer • ·• ltctvtlM, dtcOraffvt fvmlturt fcMo any llomo, an ~•Ientini ontw.r to stora1• nteda, • Guorant..d molfl proteetlon for ~r 1110st costl., woolllllltl Lodttcl privacy for treoeure4 llreloftolnot. valued kftpaak111o "'""''I WonderM for lriluotau ton-htlps pion oh1ad, •••"9LJ tconomkaHy fot tht fvfw., 0« lflt floor dtiiO• wllh tj>aelout WE WILL MAKE IT ' MOOIIN. Jt'Rh TO, atoosl "PIOM •' . ' IN YOUR HOME ALL WINTER "YOliR WITH SIEGLER FUJoJL OIL HE,\ TEllS W.\IM MORNING COAL & G.\S IIEi\TERS HJIATH GLOW GAS HE.\TERS P,ERFECTION KEROSENE IIEATERS Lftlei.a1 Terms Will Carry Your Aeeoul A trim elaollclzed lopllne olfel'll cl•••way cOin· fort t.o every step you take ln,,he lovt>ly pump, perfec!l eompanlon for everything in your w1rd robe The olender heel slims your leg. II In black kid suede, brown kid ouodc. c-· Only $4.99 Roush's Shoe Store - C. F. IIIBBS, Owner N hd Sl. . MIDDLEPUI\T, Ol!IU ! • • McMASTER HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY N. 2nd Sl. Middleport c.dor ltOra" C'OIIIpartment ond 4W0 Mp•rote ' atorag• draw•n on .... ~do. """llablo "' nehl .. dork o+fom,JWohos. No. 6334 YIA.ITfONAL olltl TIANsmONAL SUNRISE TO SUNSET S'!'ATION• 990 I new Fur nishings - make a ne w home ,, it's home f ashio n ti me • Other mine operators from the Midwest and Far West alio W\11 be asked to slsn th.e._ same aareement. Pomeroy Chamber Of Commerce Membership Gain Membership of the newly oipnlzed Pomeroy Chamber of Com· merce showed a msrked a:aip today With the announcement or the .!HS:Ding of J8 morfl pmmberthlp~ to mcrease the total membership now to 3' In the meatime team& of can· vassers pressed harder today in the drJve for new n;~embers durina th "Jotn Your Chamber of Com merce Week"' ,actives. , Newes\ m('mbers to bcome a p•rt etf the Chamber of Commerce are· Martha Hotel, Allen Appliance SNVI~ ; Snuth Slud1o; General M• chiDe Co., Metgs Cowlty Farm Bureau Co-op AssociaUon; Meip Equipment Co , Blaettnar Auto Co, Lee vaughn; Second Street Market New York Clothing Co., John RlC!h· mond, General Insurance; Pomeroy Junk Co., Goessler Jewel,Y, Cuck· ler Realtt Co.: Kroeer Co : Pome roy Motors: O'Brttn and O'Brien, attorneys and Dr Sdtm J BlucYdct. On Your Dial .. --- Than St"l .Failure to do so, be said "will cause them to assume mounUng liabthty of retroactive pay from the date of Oct 1." ' t - :s Lew1s satd w1tb a chuckle that he thought the prlee mcreate wiiJ be much less than the $8.SO a ton on &teet Tbe mine workers chief warned coal mme operators not covered under the agreement to hurry and &Jgn wage contracts with the VMW on tdentical t.erms. During "Home Pa•.falon Tl"'--•'~r c. Penalties Here In a tb@5t clinic held at the of. f1ees of Dr. Butrimas tbJS week by the Melp County Tuberculosis and Health AU()eJatJOn in cDOperation witb tbe M~iga County Health Department 22 c~ses were exambted . D~- C. R Markwood, ebest apec~.ahst of Columbus, reported two new ca:tes, three new contacb, 12 Old cases, two old contac:ta and three new suspects. Assisting at the ehnie ·~ s er, were Mrs Berntce Ledhe and Mn. EJizabeth Smith, countv health llW"H:s and Mrs Wallace Bradford, secre- 5 tary to the TB Assoctation Heart Ailment Proves Fatal To Infant Girl 5 Jo Ellen Ervin, baby daur:hter of .Mr and Mrs. Harry James ErViD, PortJmouth, died at ChJldren's Hoapit&J at the age of ei&ht DlOnthS. 1 The baby bad betll iU wtth a he.art eondttion. RelaUves attending the funeral in Portsmouth Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs Harey Fowler, Middleport Mn. Mla:J'7 grandparent, and Brown, ColUmbus. ACID THRD- K.AIU..SRUHEN. Germany UP - Pol.i.ce said today an 80_,e.ar-oJd suttor threw h:ydrochJorle acid in the face of ~ U-r~d gtrl friend TbundaJ b e e a u s e she tbre•tened to 1.-ve bim. .- .s � 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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