http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/4cfaad0194342159d5c893dcf7c97bb3.pdf 5280cc7b5cd79a953ad06b4396e5131e PDF Text Text ' -·- ., . ·~ - -- ~ - -·---- - - .. .. - -----·- I ' 8.-Dally Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 5, !956 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY W£ SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS The Dailv Sentin~l I I i American Legion Auxiliary. District • I. Mr and Mrs C M Hennesy left tod ay I or Columb us t o s pend th ~· i Fall Conference Held I 1 J. H. Cuclder NELSONVILLE 12GALLIPOLIS . . . 281LOGAN ....... . . 20JJACKSON : . ... 1J RUTLAND ·.. . . 4t PT. Pl:£A'SANT . 52 IMARIE I I A . .. . 25 FAIRLAND .. 1•• 14 . ATHENS .. .... 7 WELLSTON .... 241MIDDLEPORT . . 01POMEROY .... :: O'CHAUNCEY ... t WAHAMA .... .. 6ICOSHOCTON .. 0 COAL GROVE . 0 Fimeral Rites Held TUesday Here Thursday App1'0%1rnately 126 mem.ben of of the coof-treace committee and I the Amerieu lkilOD UnUs ol n: -~-'ct El•bl Auflliary Mn a.1-b GUm h . ~.. - . ~ ore pve t e re&la...,..,..... ., wore .11 sent f..... , wee ken d w 1th Mr 11nd M ns Gordo n ..... the fall ,-·•oreoce ""q "'old .. I oo report. a< the Fedoroled Cbu-•, Pomeroy, Funeral services fGr J H Cuckter Harn·s ~: n d son.•. Nick and J1mmv . ·~ 1 C Earl George , post office clerk Tbunday. ' Short talka were given by" Ann wer e held from the t:.wing ~nera THE Tal .. - by department and Dl,. Home TuQ!Id ay at 3 pm w1th the S aiJ fo'ra nctsco u spendm "' three L -1 B lllll Eac!helman assi"lant d .....•rtment W lb F d weeks vacat ion with Mrs .. Maude UCI le earhs Hawkins, Pomeroy S~iety Editor trlct officer, highli(hted tbe eon- secreta , h ... k aldo J 8 arte1s, ~ast~r of the Re . Beck. Mr Ge,rge lovod f"r ten El S S h I "ddl feteDCe, Mrs. WllliiiiD J . BrOWII, IY. w 0 8PO e on t e con- 1 erated church- ps.s1ste by e ev. ARE STILL eanor . c •• ' Ml eport Society Editor- Phone ti079 G• IIlpoUs, EIJhth District preai- ference 11 aYIn.• thls Wts one of Rev.· Eugene Brown pastor or. lhe years with Mrs Beck and her li te . husband. dent, was jn charge of the' meetiq the ~est abe baa attended. Mn. y n1ted Meth odiSt church, ~flclllt· Mr and Mrs Wil!!itm Reynolds PO~ROY. wb.Jch opened with the call to or- WUIJ~Un, Baxter, Mrs. Erma Pow· lng. . COME AND SEE will leave he re Saturd ay for Lans- I der by Mn W. ~· Davis, president eU, Mr!. Cora Bennett p t Atb Special mllliic was presente:d by iftg, Michigan, where th ey will Df thl!! local umt aDd the prOCI!!B- d' • illl ..., Mrs Ben NeutiP,!ing, organist and I stay with lht"ir grandsonJJ while r Red roses were pre:sented to Mn. Walter Bu nce, Mrs. Zcll.a 'alonll by Mn. Ben Neutdlq, Porn- lstrict president, Mra. BartGo Mrs Marvin Burt, ,Soloist. th eir daug hte rs, Mrs Shelby King , Past Matron, anti Past Patro rts of Cro!ls, Past Matrons: Jame!l Clateroy. 1 Hall, Mrs. U. A. Conrad, and Mrs. is in ChlC"ago where her husband I Evangeline Chapte r OES, Thurs- worthy, Past Patron. Mrs. Dille Smith, Mrs Ronald . lilbs Eftnll, Smith, Pomeroy led RossJt.er w~m~ms. past district Burial was in the Burlinsbam Final plans were made for their Smith & Mrs Leon McKniaht & dau JD the pledge to the flag With pre•ldents, and the following lie- cemelf'..ry and . ptdiJ~aren were , is a surgical pati ent for a spmal day eveniDg whl'n thl'y Wt'rc honailm('nt Mr and Mrs Ht'ynolds will ored at the Ototober meeting of the Friend• Nlight to be held Thurs- g hter~ Juclv Ann and Sheila Marie • ~ Albert You.ng, Pomel'O)' ctv- partmt!!!nt ebairmt!!!n, Mrs. WHii-am nephews a~d mcludmg, Raymond a:o as far as Col umbu,; with Mrs chapter at the Mas unic Temple, day, Oct. II , at 8 p m. when sis- werP w ,tackson. Tuesday tG attend J lnl the illVOcatiGn following the · Stewali, Athens. wbo spoke on C.uctler Dwt~ht C~tllums Mike J:tos Guy Reynold.s ~nrl will he met in ' Mlddlepurt ters and brctbet!J having twenty- a birthday dinner honorinA: Jim· l naliont:l ~frt:bem. Ml'l. Wlllillm Bl:l: Pan-Americanism, Mrs. Charles ttvd, Russe I :WijsU. Frederick Toledo by the1 r sun , Willi.:;.m R Mrs. J.am~~ Clatw~rlhy, Wurthy five years or more membel'ship my ,\l d'l ung a t the home Of hb ! ter, pqt d1strlet presideat, 1ave Orme, Glou.tter, second member of 0 . Whaley and Karl Grueser. Reyi'IOids, Kalamazoo, who wJll Matron , presided wh1le th u.se bon- will be hor.Med. rnvitations are parenb. ~r and Mrs Thom:as ltc- tht addr~sa of welc6me with the deputment credenti'al com~ Comming for the services were tate th em to Lans10g. , ored were : MrB. Stewart Hn:ki.M, 1 being 11ent to all neighboring Cl ung , 1 Al.et Bla1r ol J.-.cks.on, reapondiDI mJttee ,and Mrs. J. 0. Steenrod,/ Mr and Mrs G E Bryan and childMrs Chffurd Ervin left today for Mr~. C. P. Gallagher, Mrs L1l1Jan chapters. Mrs Theodore Lehew was 1 fo.r the flii!!St units. · ~.•1 00nvUie, seeon~ member Df the l ren Ruth Ann Eddie and Ricky, Po. a visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Schr Stelff, Mrs Joe Young Sr, M'!'s. cent overnight guest of Mr and Mn' Mrt~. f1oyd Cottrill M Wilke. t p rtmeat rehabilitation commit-' whatton, Pt ;. Mr pnd Mrs J E Cuck The Chapter also made their Willa rd Ebt>r sbacb and drtugbten.l ville, dlstriet Amerlcanllm chair- ee, /ler. East Liverpool; Mrs M. . E. oath an d ramily tlark ~ hu rg, MrS Lee Roush, Mr~. Robert Harr·its , V..S Custom line 2 Dr. ,SChrnath IS recuperat ing aft er I~~. ~_.v_elyMn Uowis, Mrs. William &~~nsqu:: ;~nng•e gt>hveen Mrs. f.mma l.elfhelt and Mr and I man told of the .seventeen days In Cuckler, Raymond Cuckler, Mi.ktJ & Heai L•r AW .good· major surgery but lS still under a yno r.s. Charles Bennct.t, the MIJ;. )ll); W!lham Thuencr Of Syra~use the year when the flag should be Mrs. DiiVis', president of the lo- Kostval, and Mr and Mrs Harcy Shaf1p. Willii th•· past weekend In Colum- dlsplawfed aad abo detcribced the cal unit, congratulated Ml'!l. Brown Dilicher, all of Athens. doctor':; observation . 1 Mrs. J . 0 . Leonard , Mrs. Harr y sons this month with Mrs Wi lbur Pierce>, who h a 11 Houdashelt. Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Anthony named as dinin-e bu s wJth Mr and Mrs. WIUiam Le- .p roper ways of displayibl the flag. Oil ber successful co.nlen!nce and Mr and Mrs William Hart and been a patit"nt &t Holzer Hospital chairman and Mrs Stewart hew an d , on:>. ' She urged those present to vote 6tended an invitat1011 to all oHison Raecl, Bur·lingham; Mr and Bel Air 2 Dr. has bren returned to her home in klru; IIJ kitchen cht~irman. 1 and aupport srhoolJ and the- veter- ~s and members to join the loHl"l:lter, Scat <overs. Bradhury • Of Obligation Night wa~ Might of Columbu& WIIS afts bJUs. Jn eonclusion she spoke tal U8;'t at a reteption in the Mrs Welby Whale), and Miss Mar.Mrs. Hcll'n Swi sher, Middlepor.t, S Thursday evening and . gueS1 of his autu and of tbe importaaee , of attending cburth social roo1118 ,foUowJng ilyn Grueser, Columbus; Freder"'"""''" tu Lone of'inish. and Mrs fo;dn a Johnson , Syeamore, • !' and Mrs. Charles Buck, chW"th IDa body and of aending a the meeting, Mr!. DavJJ also an- ICk and Dale Whaley, Chillicothe; ments were terved after the roati. repr~eat.ative to Girls' State.. biUnced her committees who had Mr and Mrs D 0 Whaley, DowningOhio, arP g reat grandparents of ton; Mr and M111 Fred Graij, Mrs the nt>w bahv son of Mr and Mrs 'ing. Hostesses were "Ch'ld w If II th worked to m k th I Bel\'edere Hardtop 1 A birthday party was held Tbur- Brewington, Mrs. Oharles and Mrs Clarence Might Sr e are was e topic: of il e ,.e con eri!!~Ci! a Bessie Bland and Mrs Addie NeiWilliam Sw1 shrr. The haby h a 6 lora! owner . .CLeen &: been named William David and sday afternoon a! the home of Mrs Mrs. John Lyons and Mr~. Bradbury and Mrs Theodore L~ IM'rs. Wibon Karr of Athens who JUCteSS. kirk, Nelsonville. was born two davs artcr the hHth- John Lyons for members ~ or the Criswell . Autumn colon were hew were Sunday dinner gusts of Utied the u~its t.o observ.e the Mrs W E Slater, Glouster Mrs da f h' t I B B Cl for the refreshment labl• wbleb Mr and Mrs Willard Ebersbach rules of chtld welfare atd. She FoUowtng the benediction bY Customline 2 dr. R & Y o Ill ma crna Mranrlfather, .usy, ee ass uf !he First Bap· .. anti daughters. . told of ~he ne1leot~d chJldren at Mrs. Ben Neubling, Rlllt depart. Sarh Ann Gill, Newark; Mrs Jam~!l COVer& AJI 1,11;ood tires. All~n ttnopp. ~1st Church who had their bnlh· ~a ~ a a::l<;a~le pl8o1rrolnhse aP5a,st paMrta· , Home at 1 ment cbaplaln, th~ group adjourn. Meriitith, Murray' City; Mr and Mrs 1 the . Xema ~hildrens Mrs Carl Moore returned borne. Christmas hmt!!!, Mrs. 1 Kano ur&" I eel to the s(JCial room forth : '::' Ul'rl IJ!Iga r d, Dr crho rn ~· . . ays in September MANY MORE TO Russell Wilsotl and daughters Car Mu~ lug~:n. who !Jus b,,,, n ln CIPw·A cake , decorat ed Jn pink and of the decorations. Si<Olday a~ter undergoing rurgery tb! support of a program for all f ception. The b.ll theme was e cZ- Ia and Coleen, Middleport; Mt'8 cnoos~: ~·RoM land vi~ihng her daughter, Yo· white and lighted hv !lix cnndlCs Special music during the cere. ~t thl' Me1gs. G~ral Hospital and children to be l .iven polio Shots, rit!!!d out in tlle t&ble decoratJo L W Wc.lker, Middleport; Mr and Ianda Frc•:man, and fam1ly . 1 ~ ex· for tho , ,. , 1.. ,,,,, ... ; " s•r.. ed wol~ n IS convt"alesmg rucely. · and concluded her talk with •1T .... whic.h bad •v•braneh candleab"'r, Mrs Karl Grueser, Minersville: pected here thi.s weekend to ASsist .. .._, ... • " m~ y wali presented by Mrs. Paul R0 b ... ~ B liz ll k r h " ' ·h ice cream and cofrce b> Mrs Lyons Wtnn Who was accompanied by e . .., arp who recently re· U8 a. wor or a square deal for oldmg a tEd. dark "teen 11 hi and Mrs Linnie Van Meter, Mr..and WH the annual applf-butter rnaM G to_rned fnom _four yea~ 1 enrlce every ehlld." • green, yeU- •nd ora:., .·, dgl king projN·t of the Ph!lathea Soc- who received gifts from her guesh. rs. era1d Antbony. Will th US A F M De H ell ..,.. ..,. n e Mrs Paul Johruon and Miss Bonnie AI Traffic Uvhf In Middleport 1 >et.v of the Church ol l"l•r·,, 1 n•xt ":hose present were Ml s Charll:ls e lr orce baa eftroUed rt. Y YS , Pomel"oy, JPOke wtth a cente11piece of tall fJowe ·· Tucker all ot' Delaware. Open Evenlnqs Unttl 9 p. m. .., Wh1!P. Mrs J M A h M E at Oh1o VnJVcmity, Athen1 for ,on Community Servke and mwed rs. Phon• 6045.J '• , rc cr. rs C , th 1s term . llhe beautilication o1 eommunJtiea C . Monday. Tuesday snd Wednesday 'H 1 Dlln SaVIH! l', S1 Albans. vi!litf'd oyt , Mrs Charles Benne!t.. IIJ'r.~ 20th ANNIVERSARY Darlene Romint' f , She stre&aed 1 rt , · . ake Iced In zreer. and topped 01!!5 TO MEET his aunt , Mrs. R C Sansbury and Pearl Huffman wa;; Ull<ible to hl' The Laurt'l Cliff Betler Health resided . ' age our, who m " mpo anee ol 'wo- wtth red, yellow and orange flow, 'Mem~rs of Pomeroy Chapter --- ~mlly Tllursday. present fur the celcbrahuo WhJch club will celebrate its 20th an· a d M Wl~~d~er :;,s~dparn~, Mr Shen pO::r ~n eaae of disastt!!!r. era and oraose aherbert punch OES are requested to meet in the . ·- 1 8 : - ' ~ were served, Mrs. W. R. Davis pre- social room o( the Maso.nic Temple. - - - - - - --- - ,;·;,;;--,;;...;;;;;;:'"o;;;...·;.;·;;;-;;;;;;.,;;;.;, · ~---,;;-;;;;;;-;;;;;; ::~ "bt•la!Nl' at~~ Wa~t~ held lTI Octo ~iversary Mond1:v at 6:30 at the< A~e. fe~ls Saturday ~~::lni~~:~ l co!:~ity ~!Tif=ts Mrs Lyuns US<'d an llrtangt'men t MomeG'tf ~~s G~ra l d Kell y wi!~' 'kf!ons above the-eye reqal'i.Dg five' books and mag&llne subsui~:~ J aid~ a~the.r:ncb.._b_owl which was Wednesday afternoon·, OctOber 15 ot clio , rl . , . r!'i en omps o ~ as CO·hoote'\'r" ali.l:ches. -to librarie~ and to ovJd i cen ere WI a uuzen red rose, at one o'ciQCk Bandages will be -rh GOOD BUYS E FOUND HERE . OES Ch H opter on.ors a rons And post patrons as 1956FORD • e I I' vonge rne p tM t '· • at • enttne I I I I l!r• 'I re-I NO . 148 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, October 6, 1956 ' 3 AIRMEN KILLED IN THIS GLOBEMASTER WRECK - • 0 11 Breakfast Will Mark Kick Otf Of Scout Drive I I 8 Youre Invited __ ____ ·· __:_ _ _ _ r: !~~s~rf~s s~~;~:n;~J~, b~·u;i:vge a:~:; 'ho~:~o~~~;~~lel~i:. c~:!~~:d :~ ~~~ .::~:! :::f:! ~~:: 8t~i; ;;~n:'~he!!:~1~w s::~n:re:· H~~~~~ j ~u~ty 1 ~a:~er118~~o~fau!!~ i~~~! even~'-- _ • jury reee1ved in March. ' , in fighting juveoile dellnquency. er Hysall served the cake·. care of cancer patients. She also urged the members to work nh community che.st1 and ·bond pn'lerams. ThP. di~trict rehabilltatlt>n officer, Mn. Edoward Marshall, of Lancaster. Ulllrcd service in bo.spitals of~rough volu-nteers, to provide parhes' and entertainment and advised members to donate pme.s and . magazines •..o the institutioOI. She 1 discussed the general needs of the hospital patients and suggested I service in the community by pro'l vldlng food-1 fuel and medt~'' 11 ttentlon for needy veteranS ·and al· 10 service through edul'&'tion. Mrs. Marshall advised the units t() re- 1 port to their respective Cham'bers · of Comme~e on the USI!! of tht' poppy funds raised each year and to spend some of this fund for the l needy in the community. Mtl! Brown, district Jll'esidPnt. Speaking on mef!lbet'ship said 1 that the 5Ut.'Cess of the progra~ · depend, on the organization . She ~aid that a possible membership is 118,000 wbJie last year there were :n,ooo paid up memben. · Mrs. Lee Moore-. department 11ee- ) retary, urgP.d that the units' seeHOMI fASHIONED FAYORITU , , , tempting r~ aries be very accurate In main· enorlment of pecan roll, fudges, buner bona, of membtrablpa talnlng recordl and correct .spe:JIIng of name!, In nut crunches, jell~1. No chocolate-covered plecet. her lalk, Mrs. Moore eaid tltet the Legion eseentiall)' haa 1 e:reat call 12@2lb. box for men while the AuliUary Ia dif, rereat In tlrat it is ill the abadow · of the parent ora.anlzlUon and poJntt!!!d oltt that the Auxiliary member~ have not bad the exper-1 iences of the ve:tenns which natur.Uy maJr.n the Legion stronger Jn membership. A noon lunt!heon wq served by the l.adle1 o( the Federated Chu•'t!h In the ch..ur~b dining room. The taf))es Were attrMiive· with whitt!! covers and centered with 8 solid ·bed of red popplt!!!a •nd JreE' n hoiJy, with White eandles. Favors were ~Jr.Jes ~ in iold and .tllue r and centered With .a llal,· which WeH donated bY the Pomeroy Putry Sbop. , 1 FoUOlfint the luacbeon, &reel:- I ASSORTID CHOCOLATES • , • tht l;n.,t, fr..he•t ":IS were J:lvu by R. .Davis you can buyl Cream•, fruit,, caram•l~, nuts, ~mmiDder ol Drew Webater Pot~t' Frank Cheeaem-, paJI dl.otrlei nougats-with milk and dark chocole-. commander and the Rev: W•ldo J: Bartels, pastor ot the Federated • Churth. 1 Mrs. Brown, dlahict preaident spoke on tbe acUvUie1 at tbe Nat~nal Cooventton wbieh wu beld ~.hl'l year Ia Loa Aneeles. A solo 1b~ Poplpy of Sacl'lfiee'~ used at ·the N•UoMI OoaventioD in CalilortJia .•n.d acceplt!!!d .u a national ~· ault.tliary ,Presented by Ml'B• ·Mama BI.U1, Pft'Ceded • t11l.t by iMrs. Moore, dep.ertment slcretary 1 who spoke on A:uJ:Uitr)' actlvitie~ and abo at how thankful one ••• and they'D appreci1te being' should be' to be an American rem'llllbered by you. And , She alao spoke oa tbe be,.Utll\ll , HaUmark Card is the nicest ~Dee on ber triJI. Mn. Moore likened lllie Au.Jifary to tlwo willway to 1'81Mmber them ..• dows In tllle ehll:reh, the on I! on her : the crDwn and Hallmtrk right bcltta a plature ·of ChrUt and 1 on the back show$ lhe lamb&. wtth the JnscrLptton ''you cared enough to send "Feed Jlr Llmbt" and the one on the lett, i picture ot Christ bles· the very best." Come ~ siq th.e cbUdren with. inscription lOOP and shop from our ..Let the Little Cblldren Come Uncomplete selection of to Me" repre.senUnr ch.ild welfare and rehabilitation wort \thlch the HaUmark Birlhday Cuda. fuawt FALL ~Ou~ecleaning [ , .fsensatic;ruil pr.ice 9_n~ new_REVERSIBLt RUGS ... ·gtves you twice the wear! Members of the Tri·County Concert Association will have Fresh, delicious candy For yourself, for friends I I I th$ first concert on October 18 when the C<>ncertmen will present their performance at Washi.ngto11 Auditorium, Gallipolis. Other .GaiJipolis ooncerts will be Eugene Ltst and Car· roll Glenn, Feb. 22i Paganind. Quartet, Ma:ch 29.· 8 1 NEW AND USED CARS \1'1·: II AVE JUST!~. ~",f•: l~ NI-:W BUICKS LEFT---IIUSII CAr!iDIES • IN .-\ND (,EJ lin. IJI·..~L OF YO UR LIFJ•:! lranbr?~k 2 dr sed.:m . Ouc cardul owner. OriginaL light green fHHSh . 1~53 CHEVROLET .... . .. . .... $995 RclAtr 4 dr .':icdan . SparkhnH dark blue finish with white top . 1954 CHEVROLET .... 210-- 4 dr ~edan. One lol'al owu cr. wflite fimsh . $1,295 1954 PONTIAC ............. $1,295 n cy) 2 dr scd<.tn. One loc.:u[ fone blue. 1954 FORD .. UWI\l'l', spotless ortgmal two . ........ . . $1,295 OW Ill' I'. .. SAVE$$$ JAt ton pkkup dh cab. Chrome ~-:rille and very low mileage. Make us an olfpr. dlx chassis. 1955 PLYMOUTH .......... $1,495 Savoy 2 dr sedan. Sharp one ow;lcr ear . Weekend spcdal 1954 BUICK . .. .. ... ........ $1;895 VB Road master 4 dr sedan l'owt·r stt•ering, one local owner. Spotless green with white top 1953 BUICK .. ... . .. . ....... $1,395 V8 2 dr Riviera <'PC One t:arcful owner. Shows best of care. 1951 OLDS "88" ............ .. $795 I CONVENIE"T TERMS So llurdy;;;;.. !oot-IJteeo rup ~~~e tho WMI'Inr quat;ti.., ' ·' tbot'U pvo )IOU yean and yean of beauty ullder coll8tant ' uoe. Fuhioned in fine rayon yartUJ to pvo it o llilky, 1lloua oheen ••• and, combined with Rurdy jute and fiber filler to live It extra abongth. Liea flat-, , • 10 euy to keepi clean. When ooUed on one side •• , limply roveroe it •• , 1 1 feature that actually doubles its long ut.. You'U find lh- · rup 00 low priced you can easily atrord tbem thro\lihoul )'OW bolne , •• modem or traditional. · ( w. TO SUIT YOIJ! FIYI ~IKINO DECOJIATOI CO LOIS --· ........... w....s. ........ ~· ,. I • I "88" 2 dr sedan ll y drt~malic drive. A real performer I Many m?rc-Some as low as $75.00 ' I Auxiliary doe&. A report ( f tbt!!! plteement com- .. HMtaov. nao miottee waa given bv Ml'll Erma ·Pow~ll of Loa:an. a past diatrlt!t president The next meethlc wiU be held at Lithottilla. Mrp. Wlllllln Lons rt!poftEd on tbe· ~oluUw IISJ ' ELBERFELDS · Scout Campaign PIans CompIeted ' r....... • NEW YORK (UP) - Those slugging Two up with two to go after llaging the most spectacular World Series rally ir1 27 years to beat the Yankees, 13-8, Friday, the Dodgers sent towering right-hander I!Dger Cr~g - -- · again&t Mant<ger Caaey Stenael a "De!!J)eration Choice" of Whitey Ford bofore an anticipated crowd tr of 69,000 at Y1nte:e Stadium. , Favorable. I Le!Jlon ,Toward Veterans BULLETIN Hospl'tal Issue "- .....,.. ,.. Dodo"• Ttt. v.,.. lo ,.. A talk on tbe bond iS&ue (or I third tamt of the Wertd &erie~; 1betping c'oDStruct the Meigs Coun- today, 5.3. .lY Memoria.) Veterana , Hospit•l, 1 CM~a:_n.tc-o_m _on_od -=-:-da-;:Ua-:ted-; the YanwJdeb will be_ voted on ;n the No- kees u 7..g pida in today"l tbtrd l'entbeT election, was g1Ven by J _ eamt!!! but favored the Dodgen at M. Thornlon wben the Dr~w Web· a1Dl6St 3-t.B-1 odds to win their Hester PO!!l AJ_nerlcan Leguln met ond straight world ehampiombip. Monday evemR£, The e¥perts. were stringing alone W. Hi Davis, commander. pre- :with tbe Yaakecea ln today't game sided and two guests Gerald Reu- • because l<"ord, 1 I 19-pme wloner ter and George N~aaelroad Jr .. this year. beat the pottge~ twice were int1'oduced. Thornton .also 1 at the st.adi14m in ttie liM World Spoke on the efrorts to be pat 1Stties. But tbey ,bad no choice aft. ·!'forth ta 'tb4!!! · memben~ drift". : er Friday's tiemeDdoYI Dodier "liiMf"-' - · ··'· 1 sla1Jin1 out1tunt •P'RIIl 1 ,_.. ·It .,..,. . ttlat 611 ~ weuld- ont touli ol HVtn.YanteQl~. ~ Iii dll6 ~ ~~ heart go oo t~ as fav~DJ U~e bond Jexeept to ijnatail ~e delin'dlitY ot Health. &tbea<Ja, Md. 'l'be .topper 1issue for the bospl~ "' itt....- f yorJd _tbiJnJNGIJI,.II ~ fa. aaved Hickey rrom lmpendlnC death. It plug• a bole: tunneled in hW : ah;o vOted to give full support to vorites for the eDtire Hrtei:. beut attet a buntinJ blood balloon 1hunted blood lDto an adjaeeDt the Korean Veterans bonus, to be 1 ·Never before .had a Yanbe heart chamber. 'l'be ·piDneertng operaUoo waa deviaed and pervoted en Nov. 6. 1 rc.rmtd by . . lnltitdlliil-atdta4 t.am. ( 1Nter'Mt6ollal a...,fltMO} I team '¥tOPPed the fint twc. aamn ----During the ·eve nina:, Guido Gir· ' of a HYeD game aeriu and ranb' olami sftowea a safety rtlm nar: ha.s aoy tv.ra· man-bandied tbe rated by H.. Hope. Comman4er i Yank..,"' lbe Dodgen dld to tile 14 Davis annoulk.'ed that at t'be next firat two games of tbis ur1es. • meeting, Oct. lS, a spaghetti llup-~ Tile atatilum j~~ witb Jtt far-per wduld be served promptly at reaching leiWield barrier .,. 8 p. m. followed with • meeting. I peared to be the Yankees'' for a , At the close ol the- meeting re- l fri.t'Dd u they prepared Judge John Bacon, president of the Middleport.Pomcroy lfreshm'ents were !rrved b)! Char· ba~t-to-th....U fight. Their bta Rotary Club, named Elhtnett Shuler, chairman of Community lea Hayes to approaimalt!ly 35 ·hope is lbflt. tbe Dodgen~ feuSafety Allen Jenkinson and Judge Cedric Clark to work with member.. some rlgbt baaded arra,. ,/1 ,JqNEW YORK UP - l I .otea I I . T0 Spearhead RO•"ry Cluh . ruty Cleanup program eommu the officers of the Club on ~ Community Service committee to me('t with the VUla~e Council and Mayor Fisher on Monday, Oct. 8. . · The committee will c•rrr out a project started last week-of t!o.mmunity cleanup and Improvement and will ask for a~JJistance from (! . . Ia. the Councll and 0 ICia The Mlddlcport Gardcm Club has also oUered to wor.k wltl:l \he Rotary committee on this project and ~he Amateur Gardeners Club discussed the matte•· at their m~et·ng this wcC"k and were interested· m the civic project. I AbdiJeled Baby'S • parenfs NOW Jn ~~:e_~ve11': :':o~!"'~ .F1eld wbUe out&corlng them 40-J, will Dot lODt 10 formJdalth' in tile farcer pork. ' Th , e eantree Dodpra were eoovlncecl steaael cannot poasibly • ~uter tb:e pitching talent to bold wem in ebeek - In Yankee Sta1dl um or any other park. Tbry • CHICAGO UP - Shortly after r~td up Ford for flv• of their one-mnntb old Ronald Bucber was SIX runs in Wt!!!dnesday'1 fJ.3 openreturned to his parent11 after bein1liDJ-1ame triumph and hopped 011 Before you arrange to send a kidnapped, hls Cather admiUt!!!d !be sev~n pitchers SteDJ"el threw gift package to an oveneas address that he had de5Prted another mto Fridlly'"a thre~hour and 211cc;msiderable time and expense may woman and four rhildren. l minute struggle with great enthube saved tf you flt'~t fmd out about Thomas Pa!Primoo, 20, con- slasm. . the requirements of ~he U. S. Ex- fessed Friday he had been \iving ~ten~l.is t!!!'lipected to .stick with At tbe open mertlng Friday pprt Control RegulatiOns and the wilh Ronald's mother, Lois, 21. Fridll.a lineup, meaning thafBIJ.. m.ght at Heath Mc1hodtst Church glft parcel rcgulatmns or the coun· under the name of Bucher after ly MarUn will start at third bue, Jru~ <Bacon reported tiD arllele try of destmatwn, according t.1 he was confronted by his legal Jerry Coi~H~Jan at second aad Joe on Uie work of the Speech TheraPY Robert M. Luckev, Manage r of the wife M~ . Joan Paterlmos 'Z7. ~Uina at flrat. Collms bit onli cliniC was a pfoject ot the Meigs Cln('lnnati Field Office of the U A '25-year old woman wh~ want- .225 living the regular &eaeoiii:Md Jl('ai'ettbt the "Helpmg Hand", tht:= S. Department of Commerce (I'd a child, was reported to have is a dangerous long-ball hitter-uofficla.ll:publlcaUon Df the Ohio SoU. s. oostal authorities will not been charged with kidnaplng in a Pec!ally at "!an k e e _.Stadium clctJ for Cripplpd Children. Tbe accrpt gift parcels l'.'hich do nol grand JUI'~ true bill . Mrs. Gladys .1g.unat a r~&ht-hander like Craie. dlnle WI.& a pdo!c'ct of the Meigs conform 10 the export-import con· Bynum touched off a 15 ~our l Dodger Manager Walter .t.l·ton, Couatr·Sodety far Crippled Cbll· h h ftc she smuJUtled little J dren with J. H. GrateS! president. trol regulations. In order to aH~ searc a r . , seeking to ..overload" bis lineuP some assurance \hal ~·our gift pal'- Donald from hJS mothers home. with ewn more right-handed bat· Among the subjects lii&e~ssed ~ct . will reach 11ts dP.stinat mn, ll M11!. Bynum said she was 50 I tins pum;b. indle~ted switda-bitter along civle Improvement lines waa 't!l 1mp~rtant that you follow the anxious to have a child she pad· Junior G~lliam w1ll rt!!!pl&ee Sandy a public telephone booth in the r~gu~atlons of t.h ~' eounlrv of des- 1 ded her drc, 8 w1th ('Xlra cJotning Atmc.r~ ·~ left field and rJgbt•b uslnw section with Rotarian R.:t- tmat1on govermng the contents .of to appear pregnant Thursday, handed hitting Charley Neal ..viii bert Coats reporting that he Is j the package and other reqmr- when she .set out tu find a child. tate over ftlr Gilliam at aecond planning on such a convenience ments. base. Under ~is arrangement, the near bis property; a ~!Uggestton For complete cktails contacl Dodger infield actually gains oa that local ~":"'spapers ask tor let- th Field Offl ce of the 'u. s. l)e. defense beeau.se NEal is a brilliaat ~ers from Clhzens of the town JPv· 'p;tment of Commerce, 442 u. S. d(luble-play PIVotman. ~ng their Ideas on cleanups and Post Office Bui!din~. Cincinnati 2, 1 · · Otberwiie. the unemotional AllImprovements need'«! here, and Oh'>o t h I . If on, w 0 somet mes reaemblea also tbe need for erlucation of ~ree owners to the fact that t(ees fellow wbo just dropped In on tbe should ~ kept trimmed so they ! Series and hasn't tbe slightest ICCIOo old 1101 ob•lmt v;ow• or trollle, <ern over Who wins I~ will •• shade: strtet lights or hang down wltb th1t devastating order of right-handed sluggers whlch. [)YeJio ·~=!k~ s 0 ~~~ ~~esl:~:: UCtlOD 3 Thomas Kelly, lht!!! F!fney-Ben- . tame a 8-0 ~olt to win FrldQ'.. witbOilt ping 0 ut of their way. nett Post. American Lef';loD, repr~ secoa._d_. ,..:.._ _ wt _ tb_•_•_._,._ __ 1 sentatlve to the !Joys' Stale tbts _ t Rotary also gave Hobert Coatll summer. and Kay Stites, repuTUI:SDAY REHEARSAL a vot~ of thanks ror his work on ' I sentativr. of the PO£l Auxiliary, at The Fifty mt!!!mbers of the Big the Coats IJU!iding in the center of PARRIS IELANO s. r UP - l Girl's Stat e, presented the Assern- Bend Minst~J .USoclation wbo town-whkh was an eyesore for S.Sgt. Mattht'w c. ~1rKt•on has re- J)]y program given at Middleport are participating In the Showboat a number of years Councilman Da. ceived a big reduction In his High school thiH week. production at Point Pleasant on. v;,J C. Miller snnounrrd that there "death march" rour t ma1·tial senThey gave tteta1led reports of October 10, will rebearse on tbe Wll.!l 1 Town Planning Couaeil tence, in(:]udinK .:1 chance tc st.ay the activities of the two sessions ~;howboat Tlaes~ evoening at 8:00 composed of represcntJLivcs of var in the:! Marin~ Corp' ~nd expres~cd lhC" ir. appreciation o'clock P. M. iom orgalllizaUons. hosinesa men, Navy Secretary Charles S. Tho· for the:! opporlun1t y g.tvt'n them by -------professional men and others who mas late Fridav overruled a bad their sponsors lo attend the state lUPPEitS STROKI were appointed by the mayGr and conduct dlschBrge th<~t a court mar wide camps. , Word W.. receJved Friday that it was suggested that tbe Rott.r)' t1ai board banded 1he 27-year old Group ~inging at thr. A§sembly Mrs. E. V. Men:er. the fONn!Q' commLttee might .work wit!) tbi& drill sergeant for the march that was led bv Mr:; Dc.rothy Savely Blancbe Morr:an, is criticaliJ iD Couoctl. · · -~ -··· .tllled six recruit.. . Wlth Kay Dar,\ w ptaDI&t. Jn St. Joeiiph Hospital, PonUac. - 'G'ft Pac1-ages ~· 1 · :11. IFor Overseas Are Regulated Mari'tal Tangle I I I I I I I I I I Reports Given I on G' }s And = * M Keon sent ence Boys States Red • M de I I 8 N S t' ' I y avy ec y I c 6 8 I I I '. ,, •• ' Repor·1 M'mor· Damage In Fire At Mi•ddl .. eport I .. • wtn Middleport Band Pays Tribute To .Sigmund ~omberg aonc .I Robbie Brown Is Named To The OSU B30d ' Pomeroy Baptist Sunday Services Marks 4 Events I Customlinc 2 dt' sedan ~parklin~o: original black finish . WSW fires , overdrive omd ofhcr CftuipmC'nt. 1 careful l956GMC I I Original blue and The Early Bird Brealofast to f~•­ ture Middleport's Boy Scout J'l. nance CampaiJ~:n Kick.of.f Saturday Oct. 20th will find Boy Scouts beatittl on the doors of better than 100 men and women at day.bJ'eak. They will be calling-them to attend tbelr Community's Early Bird Breakfast. This group of Volunteer workers will be doing their "Good Tllrn" by attending this brealufaet tbat will launch the Annual Boy Scout Finance Campaign. It wtli at the Fir.t Baptist be held , Church starting a.t 7:45 a. m. Tbe campaign will be conducted in almost all communitles tt;:~:;~"~i. out thif, area on the same Seturday, Oclober 2oth. One out of every five contributors will attend i.he colorful EarKkk·Off pfogram, Atated Ca>m~•;•,~.Chalrman ChariP!s in turu and ,.~lstes eontrd\ute to- School Employee Meeting Planned For Monday Eve • Brooklyn Dodgers 1 were 13-5 favorites today to hand the New York Yankees the 1 most one,.sided World Series trouncing in thcir proud history. , I I 1.953 PLYMOUTH . .. .. . ..... $895 Brooklyn Now Two Games Ahead In Race For World Championship PLUG LIK1i THIS IN HIS tjEART the ''81!1;tll:. , .. be annoumQd area 195.'\-56 sea!Kln Area etude WUiiam • l A coffee report meeting at 1 p. tho Pittsboroh . ' m. will see most campaips com, tra directed by -· , ' .. plete ~ording to plans set by C. !rlsaac Stern . Russian-born ' , ' H. WJse Jr., loCal chairman. Othef \.nd Leooard Pennario, plani!lt. The ~Qt:neroy Panther Bane~ 1 report mertihgs are set £or noon , Attractions in Marietta lndude Friday night, began the pre-gam~ and afternoon hours. the Swedish BoyS' ' Choir, ~· 2; ~ resUvlti~ in : t~eit ~novel high. Citizens Jntere&ted in Scouting Polyu Stofko. soprano iilnd ~·mes stepping siO'W' lempO style which will participate In the program Hawahnrne, tenor, on i. j,:dnt r~ sudd,enly brok.c into~ fast moving 1 .hal; the National SYfll-phonY. ~0~- marc:h. 'l'he band · n~artbed d?wn an~ woTker.s will bear 1 complete story of Sco•ting and its program. cstn feall1ring S@)'lfnour Llp.kin, ,. the .field and back and went mlo I . • 'iano soloist. AU programs are "' a block fortn•tlon on· the South e Ban Johnson Field House, end of the field. Preceding the NeJn Parkersburg, Beverly Bo1Jer tionaI . Anthem, Jim ~h!e, Tom I prano, Nov. 2D, ·will be the lint Brown, EJrlene Renshaw and Reva , nCert. OthiPrs will be tbl:! Chlea-gG Re6 gave~helr renditlfn of "To 1 pt!!!ra Ballet Jn "The Merry Wid· the Colors 1• • 'w" and "Refuge"; tbe Boys Cholmmedl.ately foUowJng tbe playus from Tucson, Arlzona; Their lng of tbe ;National Anthem, the ROIBll BROWN • oneert.t are in the Parkersburg [ •b and fonn~ their · traditional Word ha111 been received here ·rlli.Jh Scboo1 ouditorlum. I'IHuman Tunnel'' through whicll A meeting ot all Meig,. County t the Pomeroy Pallther team entered that Robbie Brown, the son of Mr. School employee! has been called &nd Mrs. Russell Brown of Pom~­ the field • Monday evening Oct. 1;1 at th£' roy, has been selected as a mem- for. Sallsbury School. Rock SprJngF DutLng tbe baH time entertlln- bcr of the nationally famous Ohlo ment, the Pomeroy band und~r the Stale Univen~ity Marching Band fDt the purpose ot makin&" plans direction of Ray Woodgeal'd, ent- dter having sueecssft.lily pasee.:l COT the Ohio Public Srtleol& Em· ered. the fJeld from the sidelines strcnuuus marching mane11~s pJoyees· organi!atinn and the mem· bershlp drive fOJt the comln~ 01) tbe SGuth end of the field and and plaving tests Monday and Tues school year. upon reaching midfield they pre· 1 day Of ia:>t week. The band. under Each &chool employee ia urged sented a salute: and greetings to 1 the direction of Jack Evan3 took · prll!ent at -the meeting in to be Sunday serviCes at the First their visit~l'll from J~~kson, The part jn the half-time festivities of Baptist Cbu~h, Pomeroy will be band' then formed a stage with the 6hio Slate-Nebraska football which Cotinly Supt. 0. o. Pattermarked by four features, namely, • ·closed curtain", and in this for- game last Saturday in Columbus liOn wilt talk on the new legisla Robbie graduated last spring tion Which will aftect them. Rally Day. Promotion Exercises, matlon, pruented a comical &kit Any legislation which ' local Observance of World.wide com- 'When You and I Were Young, from Pruncroy High. School Whcr~ I!Chool emplnyes would like to sef' munion and reception of new Maagle.'' The part of Maggie was be was active in various organizaenacted In their beh.alf should mmcmbers. played by sousaphone player, Lin- tions of the school. Among these presented at tbts meeting ill order The R81ly Day emplwls on ID· da Moore. were: Band, Baskettdl, Student that th.e local organization can precreased attendance is in reality FDIIowlng this skit the band Co11ricil, Annual Stn£f, Glee Club sent it to the Stnte OAPSE Lea:ilthr beginning of a tbree-month at- oom~etely changed pace and M1xed Choru~, Boys Ensemble. var tendance advance program con- form d a Cross 1fhere they played iety Show, Dan~o:e Band, All Ohio lative Commitlee ·fDr legislntion. A business meeting will also be eluding with the last Sunday 1n · the beautiful, '"'Peen Age Prayer". Boys Band Senior Plav Slate Mus· held and re~reshments aerved, ac:· December. This attendance drive The third formation of the hal( J ic contest~. lnslrumCntal Music cording to Carl Gorby, prcsldcnt is only one of twelve phases in- time presentation was that of two Ensembles, P ~p Band , etc. He aliio of the Meigs County Chapter No. eluded in the "Year · ot Baptist shoes and the muslc Nasa little 1served aa top sc.g11m of the Pom· 17. Achievement", a nationwide pro- song, made famous a few months eroy Marching nand in his !Jenior gram sponsored by the Board of aiZo by a certUo "jntnpy guitar year. EduC'atlon and Publltatlon of the p1ayer" - "Blue Suede Sboes". During his school care~r, Robbie Americtm Baptist Con\\Cnllon. Tbe band membeNI then "walked" studied the alto saxophone until senior year, when he was trans. The 10{'al comm1ttee Is compcmed the; shoes toward the stadium, of the following Chairmen and coThe final formatloD of the even- £erred to altonium. It was on this cbalrmc~ : Mrs. T. T. Shelton, gen. ing was the traditional PHIS. Here instrument that he tried out and era! chairman; Youth work, Mrs., the PGmeroy High Scbool Alma made the Ohio State Band . In his Herman . Wi("k~am and R. A. Fin- !Mater was played and the young scboQl instrumental music acliVl· law: Children s work, Mra. Joe musicians marched the letters off ties. Robbie was coaBhcxi for seven years by tbe Pom·ero~ High School The Middleport High Sc::hool Cook and Mrs. Willtam H~lt; Ad- tbe field. ult work, Mrs . .Tames Stephenson Band Director Ray Wonrlgearcd. marching band paid trl·b ttte to lbe operettas of Si•gmund Romberg and Mrs. Ray Seidenable: Mission• • during the ball time festivities of ary and Stcward!thip Education, Mrs. l.oro;n Sl<rrett and Mrs .. AI· tho Yell~w ''~ket·Logan looN>all game Friday mght at Logan. en Shain: Leadenbip Education; · , For the flrst number,· the baDd Mrs. James Stephenson and Mrs. Ralph Zundef. h - ... played tbt "Desert Song". In the formation The C<lmmun ino service b achedC. H. Wise J r. chainnau or the: l of a Mexican sombrerG, the bind ulcd from II to 1J:30 following Scout Camp;.ign drive in Middle- for ito nex't number. played "Sctftthe combined service (){ worship The Middleport Volunteer Fire port, and Fred Hibbs, commitl~e ly All Jn A Morning Sunrise... A and study, Junior chun::h and ·NutDepartment wa1 called at 9:40 a. nf the Tri-State area. were prt>- cornet solo by Gene Crooks bllhscry from 9:30 to lO:tKI. m. at tbe home ot M111. Nora Ken scnt Friday evening for n meP.tlng lighted the final number of the MINSTREL REHEARSAL nedy. Minor damage resulted frc.m with Milton Hood, chairman of the tribute, and tbe song was entitled Cub Scollt Pack committee, and "One Kiss." Rehearsal r1f lhe entire j:a~t of tbc blaze. The Middleport portiDn CJf the Tbe Middteport Emerge n e Y Den Mothers of the Middl('port the Big Bend Minstrel Fall PrnhaLf Umt!!! s'how was ended by the rluction will be held Sunday after· Squad 'Nal!l called Frlday evening Pack. 'I'bey discus&Cd plans for the 1band formlog the lettera U.s. and noon at !he Senior Hlah School at 6:40 p. m- wh.en a child, six Aurlitorium in Pomeroy.;Girls wbo year nld Donald Hysell son of Mr campaign and also for the Kick-off playing .. Your Land and My Land" ~ rr trying out for dancing t!bor.us ll.nd Mn Harold · Hysell was found Breakfast which will be served at and tol' the finale the Yellow Jac? :30' a. m. Saturday, October 20th ket band formed the ' tetter "M" routines are to ftport at 2:00 Street. The child was returned to his by Lhe Cub Scout Mothers at the' and played the "Middle" fight 0 ·rJock P. M., with the entire cast .F ir&t Baptlot Church. · aona. t £lie.~tn.al at ~ :30 P. M. J,wme by the Squad. Variety Show j ·$39.00 Band 1 1 9'x12' .-·--· - - - - - - ----=-- - --~- Tri-County Concert Association First Performance Is October 18 I SINGLE COPY - ik ~------------------------- ----~~----,-=-- METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES - int coolw nonhwtit laN tNt aft. , . . _ Partly cloodr ... wfMio tonLght with . . . . . . . __ lhocec, libly ..., •ftllt ..uttt.. . lw•sr, mtllltly fair and~. lfllh..., '" 70.., Low tonllltt 4UI Mrfh. ..., •rtd so.5S -.uth4tMt. es I 1953FORD i / ' lhocM eavy 1 Birthd p t Y I HonorayMem be rS Qf 8usy 8ees I.7a~11~ ~:~:~~i1E"~t~~r.:1i1~/~1;-ro~~~ _h_.. _ .... -....... 6y. Chaftca Of ..... · BUSINESS PHONE 398 =· 1953 PLYMOUTH ot."" Pmtr ....., olll - I VOL VIIJ . with irKrea. . ...,.._,, . . . . - . SOCIETY I 954 CHEVROLET WIATHII �----~- 21-Dally Sentinel, Pbmeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct. 6, 195jj -CRUSHEr> TO - • She's Mr.s. N~-.;,- GUIDE .. ' "The Daily Sentinel .ICHARO S, OWIN 'MN, MCIIi, ~~l~lted I tiATUI:DAY 11:00 .DITOII Busio~ olflct What One Pei'SOon Can Do ' 11:00 This is the Lire 10:30 Fury SC41i(JJM I noJ I 12:30 1:00 $3.90. By motor route. wher~ TBA II :30 Mun .to Man 11 :45 fndustry on Parade ~rrq 12:30 Western Theatre 5:~ - NEWSPAPERBOYS ........ TODAY! '* ....... BUSINESSMEN , .TOMORROW! *' . I To-p~ 8:00 Ceaur's Hour Steve Allen Show 8:00 Alooo Huur, 9:00 Loretta Young Show Circua Boy 7 :00 9:00 George Gobel Show 9:30 National Bowling 10:00 Bi& Town S1rturday Ni&lht Jamborow 11 :00 Dre.w Pearsoo Show Ne..-,.,.,- and Sports 11 :30 'I'roosure Theatre I 1'he conference schedule open~ Ortnober 18 at H.illsborn and ends 'N~vcmber 27 at London. T~c meetings, sponsored by the OhJo Hurnl Health Council, wiU indude di sr·u~~lons on 8 wide range i of yroblema P.pringJng frGm PQtnl· latwn inrroo~'" in many Ohio arens. Sperlalist~ on such subjects 1111 scho<~l.l . ~ ~~mtaUon hou"lng, hoa Plllllization. rnral socioloty, m~dJcal care 81111 county zoning will appear on the prl)il'ams to d-iaew 11 I I ,_ __ _ TO .THANKS ' DAilY SENTINEL CARRIER TRAININt:i the Jagt 7 years. With a I~atf';. 1 this jn. i I I : ~' . --- . -~ - .... D. Ol7do ...., ,, d A.Cft088 1. Dl1tant , 4. Hllh prl..t 1. A cavity 8. Unable to ftnd one'• way 10. Tribunal 11. Burrowin TilE DAilY SENTINfl DEVOTED TO TilE INTERESTS OF Til F. MEIGS·MASON AREA an~a~t U . Minltrtl ' ahowman Wahama White Falcons Outclassed By Point Pleasant Rlacks 52 To 6 C2wordl) JD. Back ot the aeck 16. TrJbl of th Wnhnm11'11 Whitn F : il''"JI~ ,..,.,.,. fu~>1hl•·d 11n u rlrivl'. rnm.,h•trlv out rlrt.~!ll••d In 1'1. f'l•• .1- Th•·rr 111~1\l ,q••1r," Naaa HUll I AHam) rumr when 111 11 111 em Frirlnv ni<!lrt n~ ttw Jli" Yr11111 l! r!'lnrn,rl n Wnhnmn punt "'ark-; •·f Coarh A"h Slwrl ~< ••· ,.,.,, :'17 \'l ltd ~ lfl lhf' Wnh!IIIHI 4f'l }'ia••rl 17. Pre~ent time 19. .-r.... 20. Bnart hattl,. brtwr"n MA~on f'm1nt~··,_ lirw On lhp nr'lt Jlluv, Nehher.ua\1 f\"" lorar-•11 hlt:h ~rhofll~ hit lor ~"V~'n ''lll'rlns nnd lfllrralr!rl Tl11' Falcon q W1•rr• n<'I'Pr in llno t!ll' h:1ll In Rob Swann who wf'nf br.ll gnmr oR Pt. Plf'a·, nnt ~r. •r ..lf q,,.. • t>rn~in!ll"r nr the• wnv rn.r lhl' 1. au.. a river by W&dlfl&' 4. Tree 28. Tablet ?.Fame t. Olmlcll ttnt 1 5:00 Telephone Time 12:30 Gene Autry 6:00 Lassie Jr. Town Me<>ting 8:30 Jack Benny I .---. Ed Sul1ivan Show 8:00 GE Theatre 7:00 Jackie Gleason 8 :30 Allred Hik:.....,k 8:00 Gale sto 'm Show Q:OO $64,000 Challenge 6:00 6:30 8:00 You arc TheN. Buccaneer6 ' •••• What's My Line t!:30 Ford Star Jubilee 10:15 Pick the Winnf'r 10:457.The 'Late Show ·------ - 3:00 tlfrd SUNDAY 11 :59 Sign On Back At The RaJ'Icb - "YOUR 10. tecal pro. ,... 1:00 SUNRISE U. Covtt.e4 (llq,) IS. Dati&'* 1:30 Theatre 13 3-:00 wttb TO IVJ .&n..tu MlknJM 10t Jlllr 10 IOVIU .Firat VIce Premier .Anutu ,fdikoyan talla the task of uplaln.lng M011eow'a rough handllftl ot the late Jost~t BtaUn to Red Clllna·s ftrst party eongrua tn 11 year&. The con.NU, with Mao Tee-tunc hol..t· l.(lg the r.lna, meets In Pelplng tor_tour Wl'elu, { llllernaUanolJ ,.:,. • ·4 ' • J7. Spawn or !ell ,.,.,....,.,. SUNSET ~.'!ATION• Sl.Amuaer 6:30 Film Feature 3:30 Medieat Horizons 4:00 8:00 Lawrence Welt Two Gun Playhouse 8:00 Kit Carson 9 :00 M-asquerade Party !5:30 Rocky Jones 9:30 IirPect9r Mark Saber 6:00 Abbott. and CosleUo ~ Mlt('"k Am:~leur Hour 990 On Your Dial - - --- · -- - - uo 7:30 Polka Time 8:00 Omnibus '·~ :00 Tri Statl Theatre' I 9:30 I c•ty 112:00 Sign Off ~~~. ...-w ~•Aillr!....'sft,...._ l ...... dot:,.-. "' . w.~JI •c~ .,...~ '.,t1ife. Yow .-.u!IJ · - -- .- ·~ ........ fT.-.. ... ... Holllt\101 .' ,,..... '' """AM. iltu. tttmt 11, ...... ' IJiieflt. caur.. u.. ltlfterlna fl'Oftl lhoell: •nd expGII\Iftl tn 1:1 cenlro, aut.. bolpltal afetr the wu lomad IIWit OD the detst.. Mn, Lau.- told ,p olict, lbe .... kld-. ---Molton, FALL CONFERENCE MONDAY The Athens Pres~)'terial Fall Confert'nce wjll be held at the M;d dleport First Presbyterian Church Monda}' in an all day. 1.6es&ion with. luncheon ~erved by .tbe local Women's Association. i=;~~~~~~~;;; E1lhorn of Columbus Vllited Thurs day w1th Mr. and Mrs. William Mi::1 s Nln• Russell, Bradbury WeHs. : whll is on vacation from the Mid-~ dleport offl~ of the Columbus ~IO IAitU Mr and Mrs. Ed~ard Wells a~d and Southern Ohi~ Elednc: Co., fam1ly . and Jl'nmfer Menchm 1 1s in Clt=veland vis1ting rrlatiYes spe~t P'ri~ay even:ng wilh Mr and Mrs. Mineva Childera, Middleport. ~ MN. Wl!ham Wei s. __ _ is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Edna Laing, during ht'r absence. Mrs. Charles McNamee Wsited her brother, Mllo VabMetei', !tfrK:· William Wilson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson and family, Letart recently. ~ Mrs. William Betz and daughter Sandra 01pent Thursday night with her parents. Mr. and Mr.s. C. H. Wise Jr. The Betz family are moYing to Jacli:Son where they have pul'('based a ne-w hom to. Mr. Bet:z is a ch.emist at the Atomir Energy plant at Waverly. \ Mr. and Mrn. P. K. Russell and daughter, Kayle, lert Friday for Ml'adow Bridge, w_Va., where she ~ 0. Tile Brl&lt.ted C. will remain with her daughter aer Ia Middleport while her father is a !lurgical patent at a bospit.&l there. Ci BA&D FURN'ITtJRZ Daniel Dodson. three week old I':"::::::: , :":~::::::::::::=:::~ $299.00 . BAKER ------ ·---- ··- FURNITURE I to~lloosoi w._fi.__._.·~, - - """""- · . ·): . a member of the Federal Reserve Sya~, at the close of business on September 26, 1956, published in acco¢Anee witb a call ~~e by tb~ Federal ReserVE' bank of this district pursuant to the prOYtSIOJ:Ia or the Federal Reserve Act. Cash balan~s with other banks, inCluding reserve b:~lancP, ~nd cash items in process o[ collection .. - . . ... . . - . $ 682J26;7 United States Government obligations, dir~t ~000.1100.00 and guaranteed ..• · . .. ....... · · · · . . ..... · . ~,827.50 Obligation~ or Slates and political subdivi-sions .. 39,980.00 other bonds, notes, and debentures .. .. . . . . Corporate stocks (including $3,600.00 stock of Federal 3,600.00 Rese-rve bank) ...... . . .. . .... . . - . frl3,245.54 Loans and discounts (ineluding $1,662.70 oYerdrarts) llank premises owned $15,000.00, furniture 17.000.00 and fi:rtUJ"4.'8 $2,000.00 . ... . ........ . .. . . 7,618.06 Otber assets .. . .. .. . . .. .. ....... .. '~lwll•.!' ·r.:~~­ \~r~•wtPP4W:!-_111t~~· . ... fla~b TOTAL ASSE'l1l ..... , , , : ........ .. · .... · .... $3,0tlll,597 .47 LIABILITIES Demand depoeitl or individual!!, partnerships, and co1'p0ralions ........ . . . .. . · · ..... .. ... - $1,324-,~36 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, 1,225,432.40 an.d C!OI'pOr&tiOD'!I" ........... ' . ... . .... . .. . Depoalts Df United States Government (including postaJ savlu.p) .... - ..... · · . 34,37~80 .. . · · . · . . -· 257,256.09 4,947.25 Deposita of States tnd political subdivisio11S . . . .... . other depo.!llt.! (certified and officers' checks. t>lc.) .. \ TOTAL DEIPOSl'rS .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . TOTAL UJ\liiLlTli!S . . . . . . $2,846,5<15.90 $2.846,55~,90 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Clpita!• Surplus eldeal dait we fll!8 ,,.. 10. ...._. (ouo-~ we 1111111 ~e the reapanlii>IUa, 1111' . . thktt w _ ... You UndiYided profiU . ~ ~ -t!1 ...... ,_ Ike te~W!fle IDIOI'IllllltlrD; ,.• ...t lilt ..... . aha,. II! -~~· baterall or ~ TOTAl. LLWILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOU~I'l'S .. $3,066,M1:.47 ·•This bank's capital consists or : Common stock with total par value of .. .. .. . .. . .. $ M,OOO.OO lfl!V, yo. ,....,, J»•• to!IDII')'. . _.. . ...... . . .. .. . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . $ freedom~ -..panall!lllly, ~ ~· To lhe lull . TO'I"AL CAP.fi!A.L . ..... . . . .. .. . ..... · · . . . .... · · - ... . AC ~UNTS . . . . ... _.. _. . . 50,000.00 70,000.00 100,041;.51 --220...1,57 MEMOR.ANDA ' Assets pledged or assiened to secure liabilities aft~· for othl'r purposes . . ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 200.~.00 I, J_ Edward Footer. Cas:hit'r of the abov-e-named bank, hCi'eby Certify that the abc>ve statement is true to thl' beet "Of JJI)' ·ktlowlede;e and COOTeet-AtU>St: Theodore T. Raod J I OF CONDI:flON oF ·- t!\lnUU, lDvoiYed ID a t.awauu• . R lit<ttMW District No. 4 iloii&. ud Ids to t1uo <1eoe>1 olripped. li•t• ~Mitlb& medlcln• an4 buded lll\dtf JOCb. AuthorttiH ~Witwtec! two wum•n wtth Whom the w..ltb7 victim It ROOMS Of ASSETS Hado Mf<S.S.CAN'T EVER EOOCATE lllE OLD SOY 1050E4SY ON 1HE ElECTRIC BILL .... Daybook OF POIIIEROY, OHIO Detective -- .Tire Sentinel The Farmen Ban~- Sn.ill9$ CGIIIpaiJY "'."'" t1 MAY, rT SEEMS (abbr.) 38. Mt&IUl'l 410. Shout bt4tlt 41!. SWHt111tnr 416. AUtmplt4 I REPORT TRY ASSilE pullt UnCI.) 11. St&te 1 jlO:OO Featttre Theatre11:00 Sign Off ....... .. forfttdUlJ animal• ~4. OJrl'l nt.mt 33. Any tp1lt College Pre~s Conference I ' - ·· Ito.. No. 213-X ~ - · on ranch Pastor 1:1:5 . What's Your Trouble 6:00 News ..on 'l'hli: I . ~· 12:30 Oral RobeNs :5:00 Sagebrush & Saddt .. I I , '••wm of ~llolet IJ the \2:00 · Falt•h for Today 4:00 Film. Funales B. H. Rt.wU!lgl •nd daughter, Miss 1 Jeffrey, Beverly, are- week enfl l..t'lah SideDitridr:er, Rutland. 1 guests of Mr. ud Mn. Elmer M d M R E JleiCay Bowl- Burns and Oarolyn Heaa. ing ra:~ ~.:rl~ei Friday' night Freddir Chne, A<DAN, Crbincofor 1 week ~nd vi!iit with bia mo- l teague, Va .. was a reeent ~~ of • tber Mrs A. w. McKay, wM 18 Ill his parent& , .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1 tt her borne on North Third Ave. Cl ine , 3nd s1~ter , Helen . o.nd his aun-t Mill! Laurie McKay, Dean Wt'~r Ruthmd was an who ill a medical ptotiept at the nv~ rnJ!':ht guest of his ·,,.,ndpar· M1 G 1H 'I 1 R~"rt E I c e gs ~era ospt a · '"""' · enh, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MllM<'Kay Jr.. who graduated last boan Thursdav May from Bowling Green High School . js a freshman at Bowling Ctrol Criswell is spending the Green Unlvf'rsity, when• be. is liv· week end with BetFy Wo).fes at l ing on campus and majoring in 1 her n{'W home nr ar Albany. geology_ ·--~ - -- - -- I 10:00 Golden Theatre 10ua I I 10:00 Sunday News Spl'r.lal 10:30 The Late Show j 12:45 The Late L~o~- 1 1 ed jlj New Fu,.ftuq I FOR Gale Storm Show 9:30 1 !' ' 5:30 TV massroom 7:00 . CJETY SO r;Ji: 5:30 Annie Oatley 2:89 Sign On· •""'-"" I See Tt Now PRtDAY value (colloq.) - 4 :00 Fdd•y for their home In IIJ>p<c I Sandusky 11fter a vilit, with Mn. !Ya Brown. Thund•y eyeoina: Mr. and Mrs R. C. )(~adowl j!ntertain- 1 WHTN-TV Channel13 SATURDAY '10. Dtt4 JJ. IUtclaed 14. SlrGnl 1111 U, COll41ct New~ 12:00 Lou Raneer 5:00 Ray Mllland Show D. Aquat.J.c bird 28. Crewn. t. NMI.ve ot 28. Ha&n4 an ltlarul 1:00 ProfessinnJl Foolb:'ill Lucky 8 Raacb 3:45 CBS I I level Jf. P'abu· 12:!\0 Wrtd BH1 Hickok 11:00 Big Top mOl) 1 Allrlnl«lt J. Re-equip With men ' 10:30 Tales of Tezu RaiiPfl 23. Com· 25. Any.'celn I I Mi·e-bty Mowe jUIUI DOWN rrown11 ftowue ami rontlnLI"•l In rn\l _ Tl~. · I1•1Whrlnwn. 'l'h{' rxtrn point try Bit.! RIAc-kll srnrPrl In I'V'"' I' fl' u"· Wlls 1M gnnrl nne! flw score was ,,.,. (''ff'fll'l'lf the third orrind wh " n :.!:1-0 Hw F1ft"nn11 ill! th,.. i·· tune hl lv 1'1 l'l<·nsanl"ll 111''1{1 ~rnrP rnme 9:30 JJ, Ad· 23 . Place tor li'l .. lv (In II tlriw• ft'IHJl lhto Pt . Ph·n~nnt 41 v :~r~l lir.,. (;r'lll'llf' Millrr tossr d lwn P" ~' '' ~ '" n,-,rry .lone~ - onl' fnr lR 1':"'''' 1111!1 ••••~ nlhN for 12. NP-bb•rftLII. ••n•r nn :t 49 \'lll'rl ,., .., _ Nt•hlwr ~ nll thr-n lrnvt•lt•!l 11 vanh~ filrf lh• "'hf'IT' nn 11 !'Ill n.rrl t·llmhlt• for a tnudHl own nntl Vounl!" kir·kl•rt wltJ, • Wahamfl,.p11' ~ ,,,,, ' "<'•··, "'liu! . Th~ Sl'll "t' w~q Young'• fir~! lultt'h•I<1Wf1 w" ~ th~n :t.~ It Minult's l:•l•·r lilt' lwlr thl' tt'!)t'-nln• "~'nn• of t!H· 1,,,11 ~ :1111" rnd•·" &nti rn'" .. nnlv min'''" " ar'~r th•• W~thOilln'~ hl"illhml ba:rk, RosrOI' kicllorf Wnhtlllt!L rl'fl' ;l'r>d t\1•· fHl ' 'll Spmu·,•· . ~r·t IIJl lh1• onh· F11lrt1n lnJ klelcorf Inti f'flrt' INI llw h :!! l ~ ·· n ·•• wlwn lw hr-okr loo~ .. fur 11 te thl'ir own lA_ Tv.·o r'a•·s nPth· •l 56 •·nrd run . Jut! brro,t• lhr' third flrK!: ntd lfttl !hf'"n n Jo,·,Jron ll/l'IS fJilflr!l•r r>nllt'd . He w11~ knnrkt•d Wll lnfeN'fl1'111'11 hv Uielt i,, H4'rd l! 0111 nf hnunrl~ ln.<~hl.f' !Jw fivl' nn1 Whe raN'd hnrk In lh" ~ i 'l: On thr•llnr• C)•tnrterhQok 8<\h Oliv.•r phm· ll"''llf pll'lv Nl'bhfor!Z:tll r ;~n·ir>tl Uw l!'t·d on•• \'llrfl for thto ~rorl' with boTI fG tlu~ thrfll .. 11 ntl •r•'rrfllf',l to :10 st•rrondM rl'mRinlna- in the rwdm\ . Vlllllllf who wrnt into l'hl'" 1'11 11 :znnP. 1'h(l f'xtrR DOint a~tll"rn¢, by Olivi.':Herrll'l anfllllplf'f! run tnr th,. r ){· "" n run Wll!l rto good. trl J!Oint w :'l~ no J:uod lllld thf' Pt . PIPM!Int fl'lmf' ronrlnu hnrk ·IICM! read t'l-0. nn ln in tlw 111111 pedml N~·hlw· . W~hama '*''"! fn lh" nir 9flflr llnll nltnrn'd thc> klrkorr fnllowinr re-ee-lvlnc:t thr ""'t' klrkoff llnlv t•1 th(' Wahnma II'O'r'l' to tht• ~~ ,.nrd hlft their altt>mt~l~ thwarll!'tliinp nnct t'hl!'n on tht> rlf'l'lt ulnv or When 'Yo,mg illterr-('p~rl a Pll!t!l Htr fourth quart« Wf'nt 8'7 varrh lltd ,_.d 89 yanfq to onv dirf. In ~l"nN· . Th(! ex \ra point tr): W!l, the etft'a Do'"t attrm'nt wn~ rn no RMd . Jood and Pt. Plea1nnt h•d bv 12·0 Following the klckotr \V11hnma aft•· cnl" a minute ~ of rlav. fllmb~d nn nu~lr ttwn vnrd line1'be Blc: Dlnrb trored lhrep and on thr ne11:1 plav F.ddif' SkidI~ t11e lfrond anarler · theo more raC'ert 39 yards-to !('Dr~ T~ f}rwt 1ft rtJe period belng ltOrf'rl t"rtrn point trv bv YounJl w11s good V Youn1 .who went In trom 4fl al'lrl thf' -~rnr~;~ w&1 4!·6. t;lfd• 8Ut. The Pt. Ph?all:ml driYC' 1'hr> fin11 tm~fuhtw~t rnrtlf' nn 11 . l!l.lld atartd on lhl! Bhr: Black! 12 lwatiful Interception or a F8lron , .lr.J{j,.._ w_h ere &b~ Falcoru bad pas~ by Dickie Herl·lg. flerrls gat- te. Conclude Capta.ln Ksgaroo 4:30 DAILY CROSSWOR paperboy receives, will benefit him in many wan throughout life. 8:30 2:00 Football Roundup .. _____,_ - - · - - --=- - - It is easy lo see how the training your news- Sl&n On MIDDLEPORT !IJid Mrs. Kltje 'l)oq~.a o( Woodrow l and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew She Colorado were Tuesday and Wed· has also Yillted relatiYes in Ches· nes~a)· ftie!ls of Mr. and Mn.: ter and is YiaJting her daughters In Willia,ro WeUs and Mr and Mrs. Athens at the pre-~nt tme .. Norman H~ilman of BellfoGt~:ine Mr. and Mt11 . John Hawk1ns Jr. were Tu.esdq gUest!. are 'tlpcnding Saturday in Colum, · bus with their daughters. Juanita M1'5. Marvel Mallthler of Athen~ Hawkins at Ohio University, who spent Wednesday With Mr. and is liYing at Mack Hall, and ~l'rs . Mrs. William Wl'lls. Franklin Ginther, and f;:,mily . . . They are at~nding the Obi() Alfred Reu~ aDd SJ&ter, ~ 8 State-S-tanford game this afterClara ,md Mr. and ~r~- Arthur noon. 1:30 Town & .counfry Crossroad! ·comer George D ..Oiydo,. l:i8, who defeated Gov. J. Bracken Lee In the primary, He 11 water and pOWtr boar4 dlreetor. Clyde Ia an enstneer and a former ' itduc&tor. fltsttrrf1.atfor~al) ~- 12:00 Blg Pictll'I'e 8:30 10:00 _(I:tl'matfonaiJ . UTAH'S Republican gubl'mato, rial rwtntJieo 111 political new• .0£tot! Newspaperboys make money, too, At an early age they Jearn the value of a dollar, Apd they learn to depend upon their awn ability instead of upon an allowance from cia~. Most of these young men ore building savings accounts for college education or other important needs. ~ • tam..- next few years. The rural Bociologist notes that Ohio's ind st · 1 output has Increased 80 percent in has acceptt!d the natlonal chair• · mansldp o1 the 1957 il:aster St'al campaign. accordlnl to m an, nouncement by the Natfonal So, clety tor Crlppll'd Chllrlren in Chicago. Mra. Prlest wlll lead more than 60.000 Amerleans serving In 1,6$5 stote and local 1 I 4 sri J'et idea which may help ~olvc 11 1 tJ lth ,., bl oea ea ...r() t-ms-problem.~ almost certan to appear within the I (oung Businessman al work:: . that's the lad that regularl{dr~ps th, paper at your doorstep. At'"an' eo'ily age he's a SALES· MAN •.. a PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN ..• and a tactful COLLECTOR -lhe founda· tion for lhe making of a good businessman. ,,.w I problems ln their spec If~ fleldt~ 1 cre.ue ha 11 came an intlu" of pon.. and tu answer question~: .. ~lbl•t·t W. Orcutt, Ohio State ulaotion. Many Ohio communities UmversJoty extension specla1ist In , rural sociology _ say~ the canre;r.already ~~ .surtcrlng from "growencc.s will prt)\!Jde a rl'aJ opportun'- nt plift!t, ---In additiOn to the conferences h . . in Hillsboro ond London othera cred a Wu~arna Bflflal 111 on his are 11 ch.eduJtd 81 roliow : u own- 7 y~t'd lme und rucl'd 93 yaz·ds l.\iaadusky October 23• o~i.a pper 8 ~~ t.o paydt.rt. 'J'he Fa!cGns just be· Oct. 24-; iake Hope, lor.e their pas-8 had recovered a ' Kent State lJllw.r.tity K t Oct' Poml Pll'a~ant fumble on the Big 31· Cambridge NoVe~been Blacks 20 ~ard line and went to tho M~naliekl Nov~nibe r an <llr Jmmed111tely. • r · SlatU.icaUy, the BIR Blacks FUNiilAL IUMCIAY ground ool 15 first downs to st>ven Funeral services !or Mrs. Ernest for Wahamu. Pt. Jlll'allant showed Callicoat, near Reedsville will be a rushing y11rdage of 361! yards .held Sunday at two o'clock at the to 79 for Wahama. In the air. I hi! Rawllnp-Coats Funeral H 0 -m e I'' a Icons cal ned 78 vards while lhc with burial In the Middleport River BiJC B11tc~ &ainen :11 yardS. Yiew Cernetory, ) Pl·te VOU!lil, Pt. Plf!:J , ant run bA"k led tha lt~urhdown p•n·rHI•• with thrtn ~t'nret · on",.,.. n lh•·•'" V"~"rf run Jtfttor a lt!Nnl rrnm Tnm I MRS. IVY IAICEI PRIIST (above).~ Treasurer ot the United Statu_~ I ll.ysell &peot W;;edo~y with Mrs Mn. c . D. Romh, Lon& Beach , Charle! Dwv, Rose lt1 · Calif, h;m been vi.siting her si&U-rMr. and Mrs. Frank Landak.tr in-law, Mrs. J . B. Haye~. and Mr. TOI<IGHT SUNDAY SATURDAY · u na ~·. -----:::W-:-:C~H-=-=s--=-T=V-Channel 8 Uy for civic· minded citizens tn I Sig·n Off 1:30 Sign Off Schedule Healthl:onferences____ _ :Throughout State In October 1. 1~,~~~~~ Dr.ive-ln _.... - . ~e 12:45 ----- - -- -· ... &Splli'U • Owl r 10:30 Count of Monte- Cristo 11:15 11:10 borne in C9htmbws. While here .were the goe~ta o1 Jlr. and 1 Mrs. Karl Gr_ueter, Minenville. Mr. and Mrf. Dan., Haif!•r uri son of Columbus wer.- reteut a:uesta. of M~. and llrs. Harry Kei· ser Mantnn1le . ~h· ita~ ..~rs.p Otto.....c;.;•nkDunl:z 0McC '~ke P•" 3 ·n_a. 1•ou ._... ~ ora rae n 01 .~.n"trO1t, mtcn. Wi'fl?' rf!l'!ent gqestt of Wendel Roo 1 and M' Kat' . .1 SUI er, ,ns l~. 1 ~- and •Mrs. " 1Ulam I ankell · shtp_ moved Fradar. ewnln~ from We~t Main St. kr Ctnclnaati. Mi111 MarcLa Karr .IDd Vn Dana 1 they 6 :30 llilc1JIIion on w. Mr. ~nd Mn. Staftlrey, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Whaley and Hnl. Dawet SIQibury, Columbus Brown and Holly !4..Un at dinner MisA Marilyn Grueter who werC' spent Friday with her aunt :Mrs. at their home on SOtitiimlrd Ave. called here by the death or 1. H . R. C. Salllbury attd ramlly. She it , Mr. and Mn. Jack ~~ and r:huckler ht:ve Mtumed to their a houae~uest of ber li!f.er, Mh. children , Sandr-a, JaequeUne and 5:45' News "cture 7:00 - Peny CoiJ'l() Shu.,. ~Toap IDI.ROY POlfW SOCJE'J'Y ,i 5:30 Gospel Harmony Boys 10:30 Ellery Queen I Followlnt seYel·al tDpitl, lf.nr:. RObert Crow gaYe 1 report 'On the Letart Falls PfO~ and b()W it wu 'Meet the Press 5:00 People Are Funny 111:00 Newrr 1 TBA 6:00 ~0:00 1 4:30 Captain C,11lant Roy Rogers 6:1!5 SooreOOard 6:30 Eleanor s. TBA ~ : 15 6:00 News Picture '"'MISS AMERICA.. o:r 1958, Shar• on Kay Ritchie. a.nd bridegroom Don Cherry, the alngtng &olfer and vice versa, are lhown at thelr marriage tn ·Denver, Colo. She's 19. Cherry, Wichita F-.118, Tex.~ La 32. _(lnUW.atkmcUJ Lucille Bearhs HawkiM, Pomeroy Society Editor I :;.~:;;·~~c~7:,:! ~.f.~~,;~ Ill.'( vufal and trutrumental tiilerit 1 from th t> entire area. Publ~ it i_n· ' Yit l·d to enjov. Mildred Gra1e ls _ _ .:. -~ M n or lfr. Rnd Mrs. Gene DodiOD b bren broua:bt to his b.ome 01 N'::rttt Flrlt ~~nue. Tbe baby wu. ~ in ID lJI~lt'lf at the Mei&a Genen~l H. . .~ A r his birth, M.i!ll AnDI ~ w.bo is em1 ployl'd In c.l...._ Ml been vls1t Gari:rer. 1 iting Mr. and Jilts. Mn. Homer j ~ll 111111 nepby Bobby MeNicklel. hew Dick Bolin. w-e:at to Hantlng~ Refret.hments of aandwiehes , ton 'today to vlllt 1111 ,_ti.tr-_ Alcookie. aM toffft were se-rved by [ bert Bolin who t, a patient at the Veterans' 'Hospital. 1 the bolt unit. Mr. and Pin. Ollie llaJL1q left or-ganized. The door prize was awarded to ~r1 . John Nuvase Jr At the condu1ion of the bus!ness usaion the host ell unit preJlrl. a, 'Tract Jr., praiMDt. aeMM a ~am .. eonailtl~ of -presided Jt tlte ~ "'~ two v~al solos, Old Fuh•oned ope-ned with the Lord's Prayer In Home" and ''WhateYa Will Be unltoD- 41\d Jl"OUP sln,ciAI of &bl' Wlll ~" Dy Mrs . ..,Marprft Neu· PTA ~f Jloll call fJI anitl by man: a re~dm~ 0111)' God can ' Mr ·'· Ht,rWrt stobart d!owed all GLYe A Fr1end , lira. May-me 'l llnita ·refrn¢ted .-ith tM e:reep- Holmet~ and two &I"UJJIPd: solos tlon of 1f,tri1JOnri11e-, ineludiDg "The Great Ptetendet" and Cherry Dine pretldeQtl. Pink and Appl~ Blossom White" 12:45 World St•rirs 3:15 Football naHahle: one mLnt~, By mail one yo!!ar $8· su: mooths . 'lire~ month&. 12.66; o.ae moutG. $1. ' ' M.D. Tbe M:eiJI County PTA Council met at tbe- Letart f'alll tcbool, on 1 Thuradar. .,..DOOO wltb 80 me•· ber1 pt'.,nt. 12:00 Amet·iran Forum Down On The ,..,,~:,·;,:: ;:G~~~·~ bid Meeting.Helld At Letartf.a lis . IO :li Christian Scie-nce 10:30 U01ele Johnny Cooru 1 11:00 Cowboy Theatre N:tt!o nl ad .. erti.JIDI represeDbtlw, BotiJDelli-Kl!Dball, 1 Ma Lu.it.gton Ave., New Y-ork City, 16, !'li v. nc., Subs:rlption rates: Delivery by earner wlu~r-e available 30 cenh per week. one year IP advnce al The lJ.1ily Sentinel office $1~ 61)· '1. rnoDths, Howdy Doody 10:00 OI.OGOP ''TRUTH" htered u •eeo.ad cl.ass maJt..w matter at tbe ~lllt!toJ Ol:tio. .U: mOllth.•. $7.80; three JO : to Sign On 9:30 Capt Midn ite BJ:e-, ltteraooa ekeept Sunday by Tbt! Ohln Valle-1 ~gs C'"'nty PTA Council SUNDAY a:M Slga On IIYNOLD E. GREINI ~ D , lh: .•. ~' .110 Keehan!~ St., Pom~roy, 0 . , ....a~ 3DII, edttoNJ oftlce phoGe 39'7. • WSAZ-TV Channel3 DEVOTEO 'ftr ftl'Nitt:STS OF MIEIGS--M ... ...ON .. R!4 lfttly Sentinel. Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 ., o.t. 8, 1918 3 The Dailv SeQtinel AM 'SheiR Cedrl< w. C1arll ~···· �----~- 21-Dally Sentinel, Pbmeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct. 6, 195jj -CRUSHEr> TO - • She's Mr.s. N~-.;,- GUIDE .. ' "The Daily Sentinel .ICHARO S, OWIN 'MN, MCIIi, ~~l~lted I tiATUI:DAY 11:00 .DITOII Busio~ olflct What One Pei'SOon Can Do ' 11:00 This is the Lire 10:30 Fury SC41i(JJM I noJ I 12:30 1:00 $3.90. By motor route. wher~ TBA II :30 Mun .to Man 11 :45 fndustry on Parade ~rrq 12:30 Western Theatre 5:~ - NEWSPAPERBOYS ........ TODAY! '* ....... BUSINESSMEN , .TOMORROW! *' . I To-p~ 8:00 Ceaur's Hour Steve Allen Show 8:00 Alooo Huur, 9:00 Loretta Young Show Circua Boy 7 :00 9:00 George Gobel Show 9:30 National Bowling 10:00 Bi& Town S1rturday Ni&lht Jamborow 11 :00 Dre.w Pearsoo Show Ne..-,.,.,- and Sports 11 :30 'I'roosure Theatre I 1'he conference schedule open~ Ortnober 18 at H.illsborn and ends 'N~vcmber 27 at London. T~c meetings, sponsored by the OhJo Hurnl Health Council, wiU indude di sr·u~~lons on 8 wide range i of yroblema P.pringJng frGm PQtnl· latwn inrroo~'" in many Ohio arens. Sperlalist~ on such subjects 1111 scho<~l.l . ~ ~~mtaUon hou"lng, hoa Plllllization. rnral socioloty, m~dJcal care 81111 county zoning will appear on the prl)il'ams to d-iaew 11 I I ,_ __ _ TO .THANKS ' DAilY SENTINEL CARRIER TRAININt:i the Jagt 7 years. With a I~atf';. 1 this jn. i I I : ~' . --- . -~ - .... D. Ol7do ...., ,, d A.Cft088 1. Dl1tant , 4. Hllh prl..t 1. A cavity 8. Unable to ftnd one'• way 10. Tribunal 11. Burrowin TilE DAilY SENTINfl DEVOTED TO TilE INTERESTS OF Til F. MEIGS·MASON AREA an~a~t U . Minltrtl ' ahowman Wahama White Falcons Outclassed By Point Pleasant Rlacks 52 To 6 C2wordl) JD. Back ot the aeck 16. TrJbl of th Wnhnm11'11 Whitn F : il''"JI~ ,..,.,.,. fu~>1hl•·d 11n u rlrivl'. rnm.,h•trlv out rlrt.~!ll••d In 1'1. f'l•• .1- Th•·rr 111~1\l ,q••1r," Naaa HUll I AHam) rumr when 111 11 111 em Frirlnv ni<!lrt n~ ttw Jli" Yr11111 l! r!'lnrn,rl n Wnhnmn punt "'ark-; •·f Coarh A"h Slwrl ~< ••· ,.,.,, :'17 \'l ltd ~ lfl lhf' Wnh!IIIHI 4f'l }'ia••rl 17. Pre~ent time 19. .-r.... 20. Bnart hattl,. brtwr"n MA~on f'm1nt~··,_ lirw On lhp nr'lt Jlluv, Nehher.ua\1 f\"" lorar-•11 hlt:h ~rhofll~ hit lor ~"V~'n ''lll'rlns nnd lfllrralr!rl Tl11' Falcon q W1•rr• n<'I'Pr in llno t!ll' h:1ll In Rob Swann who wf'nf br.ll gnmr oR Pt. Plf'a·, nnt ~r. •r ..lf q,,.. • t>rn~in!ll"r nr the• wnv rn.r lhl' 1. au.. a river by W&dlfl&' 4. Tree 28. Tablet ?.Fame t. Olmlcll ttnt 1 5:00 Telephone Time 12:30 Gene Autry 6:00 Lassie Jr. Town Me<>ting 8:30 Jack Benny I .---. Ed Sul1ivan Show 8:00 GE Theatre 7:00 Jackie Gleason 8 :30 Allred Hik:.....,k 8:00 Gale sto 'm Show Q:OO $64,000 Challenge 6:00 6:30 8:00 You arc TheN. Buccaneer6 ' •••• What's My Line t!:30 Ford Star Jubilee 10:15 Pick the Winnf'r 10:457.The 'Late Show ·------ - 3:00 tlfrd SUNDAY 11 :59 Sign On Back At The RaJ'Icb - "YOUR 10. tecal pro. ,... 1:00 SUNRISE U. Covtt.e4 (llq,) IS. Dati&'* 1:30 Theatre 13 3-:00 wttb TO IVJ .&n..tu MlknJM 10t Jlllr 10 IOVIU .Firat VIce Premier .Anutu ,fdikoyan talla the task of uplaln.lng M011eow'a rough handllftl ot the late Jost~t BtaUn to Red Clllna·s ftrst party eongrua tn 11 year&. The con.NU, with Mao Tee-tunc hol..t· l.(lg the r.lna, meets In Pelplng tor_tour Wl'elu, { llllernaUanolJ ,.:,. • ·4 ' • J7. Spawn or !ell ,.,.,....,.,. SUNSET ~.'!ATION• Sl.Amuaer 6:30 Film Feature 3:30 Medieat Horizons 4:00 8:00 Lawrence Welt Two Gun Playhouse 8:00 Kit Carson 9 :00 M-asquerade Party !5:30 Rocky Jones 9:30 IirPect9r Mark Saber 6:00 Abbott. and CosleUo ~ Mlt('"k Am:~leur Hour 990 On Your Dial - - --- · -- - - uo 7:30 Polka Time 8:00 Omnibus '·~ :00 Tri Statl Theatre' I 9:30 I c•ty 112:00 Sign Off ~~~. ...-w ~•Aillr!....'sft,...._ l ...... dot:,.-. "' . w.~JI •c~ .,...~ '.,t1ife. Yow .-.u!IJ · - -- .- ·~ ........ fT.-.. ... ... Holllt\101 .' ,,..... '' """AM. iltu. tttmt 11, ...... ' IJiieflt. caur.. u.. ltlfterlna fl'Oftl lhoell: •nd expGII\Iftl tn 1:1 cenlro, aut.. bolpltal afetr the wu lomad IIWit OD the detst.. Mn, Lau.- told ,p olict, lbe .... kld-. ---Molton, FALL CONFERENCE MONDAY The Athens Pres~)'terial Fall Confert'nce wjll be held at the M;d dleport First Presbyterian Church Monda}' in an all day. 1.6es&ion with. luncheon ~erved by .tbe local Women's Association. i=;~~~~~~~;;; E1lhorn of Columbus Vllited Thurs day w1th Mr. and Mrs. William Mi::1 s Nln• Russell, Bradbury WeHs. : whll is on vacation from the Mid-~ dleport offl~ of the Columbus ~IO IAitU Mr and Mrs. Ed~ard Wells a~d and Southern Ohi~ Elednc: Co., fam1ly . and Jl'nmfer Menchm 1 1s in Clt=veland vis1ting rrlatiYes spe~t P'ri~ay even:ng wilh Mr and Mrs. Mineva Childera, Middleport. ~ MN. Wl!ham Wei s. __ _ is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Edna Laing, during ht'r absence. Mrs. Charles McNamee Wsited her brother, Mllo VabMetei', !tfrK:· William Wilson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson and family, Letart recently. ~ Mrs. William Betz and daughter Sandra 01pent Thursday night with her parents. Mr. and Mr.s. C. H. Wise Jr. The Betz family are moYing to Jacli:Son where they have pul'('based a ne-w hom to. Mr. Bet:z is a ch.emist at the Atomir Energy plant at Waverly. \ Mr. and Mrn. P. K. Russell and daughter, Kayle, lert Friday for Ml'adow Bridge, w_Va., where she ~ 0. Tile Brl&lt.ted C. will remain with her daughter aer Ia Middleport while her father is a !lurgical patent at a bospit.&l there. Ci BA&D FURN'ITtJRZ Daniel Dodson. three week old I':"::::::: , :":~::::::::::::=:::~ $299.00 . BAKER ------ ·---- ··- FURNITURE I to~lloosoi w._fi.__._.·~, - - """""- · . ·): . a member of the Federal Reserve Sya~, at the close of business on September 26, 1956, published in acco¢Anee witb a call ~~e by tb~ Federal ReserVE' bank of this district pursuant to the prOYtSIOJ:Ia or the Federal Reserve Act. Cash balan~s with other banks, inCluding reserve b:~lancP, ~nd cash items in process o[ collection .. - . . ... . . - . $ 682J26;7 United States Government obligations, dir~t ~000.1100.00 and guaranteed ..• · . .. ....... · · · · . . ..... · . ~,827.50 Obligation~ or Slates and political subdivi-sions .. 39,980.00 other bonds, notes, and debentures .. .. . . . . Corporate stocks (including $3,600.00 stock of Federal 3,600.00 Rese-rve bank) ...... . . .. . .... . . - . frl3,245.54 Loans and discounts (ineluding $1,662.70 oYerdrarts) llank premises owned $15,000.00, furniture 17.000.00 and fi:rtUJ"4.'8 $2,000.00 . ... . ........ . .. . . 7,618.06 Otber assets .. . .. .. . . .. .. ....... .. '~lwll•.!' ·r.:~~­ \~r~•wtPP4W:!-_111t~~· . ... fla~b TOTAL ASSE'l1l ..... , , , : ........ .. · .... · .... $3,0tlll,597 .47 LIABILITIES Demand depoeitl or individual!!, partnerships, and co1'p0ralions ........ . . . .. . · · ..... .. ... - $1,324-,~36 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, 1,225,432.40 an.d C!OI'pOr&tiOD'!I" ........... ' . ... . .... . .. . Depoalts Df United States Government (including postaJ savlu.p) .... - ..... · · . 34,37~80 .. . · · . · . . -· 257,256.09 4,947.25 Deposita of States tnd political subdivisio11S . . . .... . other depo.!llt.! (certified and officers' checks. t>lc.) .. \ TOTAL DEIPOSl'rS .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . TOTAL UJ\liiLlTli!S . . . . . . $2,846,5<15.90 $2.846,55~,90 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Clpita!• Surplus eldeal dait we fll!8 ,,.. 10. ...._. (ouo-~ we 1111111 ~e the reapanlii>IUa, 1111' . . thktt w _ ... You UndiYided profiU . ~ ~ -t!1 ...... ,_ Ike te~W!fle IDIOI'IllllltlrD; ,.• ...t lilt ..... . aha,. II! -~~· baterall or ~ TOTAl. LLWILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOU~I'l'S .. $3,066,M1:.47 ·•This bank's capital consists or : Common stock with total par value of .. .. .. . .. . .. $ M,OOO.OO lfl!V, yo. ,....,, J»•• to!IDII')'. . _.. . ...... . . .. .. . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . $ freedom~ -..panall!lllly, ~ ~· To lhe lull . TO'I"AL CAP.fi!A.L . ..... . . . .. .. . ..... · · . . . .... · · - ... . AC ~UNTS . . . . ... _.. _. . . 50,000.00 70,000.00 100,041;.51 --220...1,57 MEMOR.ANDA ' Assets pledged or assiened to secure liabilities aft~· for othl'r purposes . . ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 200.~.00 I, J_ Edward Footer. Cas:hit'r of the abov-e-named bank, hCi'eby Certify that the abc>ve statement is true to thl' beet "Of JJI)' ·ktlowlede;e and COOTeet-AtU>St: Theodore T. Raod J I OF CONDI:flON oF ·- t!\lnUU, lDvoiYed ID a t.awauu• . R lit<ttMW District No. 4 iloii&. ud Ids to t1uo <1eoe>1 olripped. li•t• ~Mitlb& medlcln• an4 buded lll\dtf JOCb. AuthorttiH ~Witwtec! two wum•n wtth Whom the w..ltb7 victim It ROOMS Of ASSETS Hado Mf<S.S.CAN'T EVER EOOCATE lllE OLD SOY 1050E4SY ON 1HE ElECTRIC BILL .... Daybook OF POIIIEROY, OHIO Detective -- .Tire Sentinel The Farmen Ban~- Sn.ill9$ CGIIIpaiJY "'."'" t1 MAY, rT SEEMS (abbr.) 38. Mt&IUl'l 410. Shout bt4tlt 41!. SWHt111tnr 416. AUtmplt4 I REPORT TRY ASSilE pullt UnCI.) 11. St&te 1 jlO:OO Featttre Theatre11:00 Sign Off ....... .. forfttdUlJ animal• ~4. OJrl'l nt.mt 33. Any tp1lt College Pre~s Conference I ' - ·· Ito.. No. 213-X ~ - · on ranch Pastor 1:1:5 . What's Your Trouble 6:00 News ..on 'l'hli: I . ~· 12:30 Oral RobeNs :5:00 Sagebrush & Saddt .. I I , '••wm of ~llolet IJ the \2:00 · Falt•h for Today 4:00 Film. Funales B. H. Rt.wU!lgl •nd daughter, Miss 1 Jeffrey, Beverly, are- week enfl l..t'lah SideDitridr:er, Rutland. 1 guests of Mr. ud Mn. Elmer M d M R E JleiCay Bowl- Burns and Oarolyn Heaa. ing ra:~ ~.:rl~ei Friday' night Freddir Chne, A<DAN, Crbincofor 1 week ~nd vi!iit with bia mo- l teague, Va .. was a reeent ~~ of • tber Mrs A. w. McKay, wM 18 Ill his parent& , .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1 tt her borne on North Third Ave. Cl ine , 3nd s1~ter , Helen . o.nd his aun-t Mill! Laurie McKay, Dean Wt'~r Ruthmd was an who ill a medical ptotiept at the nv~ rnJ!':ht guest of his ·,,.,ndpar· M1 G 1H 'I 1 R~"rt E I c e gs ~era ospt a · '"""' · enh, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MllM<'Kay Jr.. who graduated last boan Thursdav May from Bowling Green High School . js a freshman at Bowling Ctrol Criswell is spending the Green Unlvf'rsity, when• be. is liv· week end with BetFy Wo).fes at l ing on campus and majoring in 1 her n{'W home nr ar Albany. geology_ ·--~ - -- - -- I 10:00 Golden Theatre 10ua I I 10:00 Sunday News Spl'r.lal 10:30 The Late Show j 12:45 The Late L~o~- 1 1 ed jlj New Fu,.ftuq I FOR Gale Storm Show 9:30 1 !' ' 5:30 TV massroom 7:00 . CJETY SO r;Ji: 5:30 Annie Oatley 2:89 Sign On· •""'-"" I See Tt Now PRtDAY value (colloq.) - 4 :00 Fdd•y for their home In IIJ>p<c I Sandusky 11fter a vilit, with Mn. !Ya Brown. Thund•y eyeoina: Mr. and Mrs R. C. )(~adowl j!ntertain- 1 WHTN-TV Channel13 SATURDAY '10. Dtt4 JJ. IUtclaed 14. SlrGnl 1111 U, COll41ct New~ 12:00 Lou Raneer 5:00 Ray Mllland Show D. Aquat.J.c bird 28. Crewn. t. NMI.ve ot 28. Ha&n4 an ltlarul 1:00 ProfessinnJl Foolb:'ill Lucky 8 Raacb 3:45 CBS I I level Jf. P'abu· 12:!\0 Wrtd BH1 Hickok 11:00 Big Top mOl) 1 Allrlnl«lt J. Re-equip With men ' 10:30 Tales of Tezu RaiiPfl 23. Com· 25. Any.'celn I I Mi·e-bty Mowe jUIUI DOWN rrown11 ftowue ami rontlnLI"•l In rn\l _ Tl~. · I1•1Whrlnwn. 'l'h{' rxtrn point try Bit.! RIAc-kll srnrPrl In I'V'"' I' fl' u"· Wlls 1M gnnrl nne! flw score was ,,.,. (''ff'fll'l'lf the third orrind wh " n :.!:1-0 Hw F1ft"nn11 ill! th,.. i·· tune hl lv 1'1 l'l<·nsanl"ll 111''1{1 ~rnrP rnme 9:30 JJ, Ad· 23 . Place tor li'l .. lv (In II tlriw• ft'IHJl lhto Pt . Ph·n~nnt 41 v :~r~l lir.,. (;r'lll'llf' Millrr tossr d lwn P" ~' '' ~ '" n,-,rry .lone~ - onl' fnr lR 1':"'''' 1111!1 ••••~ nlhN for 12. NP-bb•rftLII. ••n•r nn :t 49 \'lll'rl ,., .., _ Nt•hlwr ~ nll thr-n lrnvt•lt•!l 11 vanh~ filrf lh• "'hf'IT' nn 11 !'Ill n.rrl t·llmhlt• for a tnudHl own nntl Vounl!" kir·kl•rt wltJ, • Wahamfl,.p11' ~ ,,,,, ' "<'•··, "'liu! . Th~ Sl'll "t' w~q Young'• fir~! lultt'h•I<1Wf1 w" ~ th~n :t.~ It Minult's l:•l•·r lilt' lwlr thl' tt'!)t'-nln• "~'nn• of t!H· 1,,,11 ~ :1111" rnd•·" &nti rn'" .. nnlv min'''" " ar'~r th•• W~thOilln'~ hl"illhml ba:rk, RosrOI' kicllorf Wnhtlllt!L rl'fl' ;l'r>d t\1•· fHl ' 'll Spmu·,•· . ~r·t IIJl lh1• onh· F11lrt1n lnJ klelcorf Inti f'flrt' INI llw h :!! l ~ ·· n ·•• wlwn lw hr-okr loo~ .. fur 11 te thl'ir own lA_ Tv.·o r'a•·s nPth· •l 56 •·nrd run . Jut! brro,t• lhr' third flrK!: ntd lfttl !hf'"n n Jo,·,Jron ll/l'IS fJilflr!l•r r>nllt'd . He w11~ knnrkt•d Wll lnfeN'fl1'111'11 hv Uielt i,, H4'rd l! 0111 nf hnunrl~ ln.<~hl.f' !Jw fivl' nn1 Whe raN'd hnrk In lh" ~ i 'l: On thr•llnr• C)•tnrterhQok 8<\h Oliv.•r phm· ll"''llf pll'lv Nl'bhfor!Z:tll r ;~n·ir>tl Uw l!'t·d on•• \'llrfl for thto ~rorl' with boTI fG tlu~ thrfll .. 11 ntl •r•'rrfllf',l to :10 st•rrondM rl'mRinlna- in the rwdm\ . Vlllllllf who wrnt into l'hl'" 1'11 11 :znnP. 1'h(l f'xtrR DOint a~tll"rn¢, by Olivi.':Herrll'l anfllllplf'f! run tnr th,. r ){· "" n run Wll!l rto good. trl J!Oint w :'l~ no J:uod lllld thf' Pt . PIPM!Int fl'lmf' ronrlnu hnrk ·IICM! read t'l-0. nn ln in tlw 111111 pedml N~·hlw· . W~hama '*''"! fn lh" nir 9flflr llnll nltnrn'd thc> klrkorr fnllowinr re-ee-lvlnc:t thr ""'t' klrkoff llnlv t•1 th(' Wahnma II'O'r'l' to tht• ~~ ,.nrd hlft their altt>mt~l~ thwarll!'tliinp nnct t'hl!'n on tht> rlf'l'lt ulnv or When 'Yo,mg illterr-('p~rl a Pll!t!l Htr fourth quart« Wf'nt 8'7 varrh lltd ,_.d 89 yanfq to onv dirf. In ~l"nN· . Th(! ex \ra point tr): W!l, the etft'a Do'"t attrm'nt wn~ rn no RMd . Jood and Pt. Plea1nnt h•d bv 12·0 Following the klckotr \V11hnma aft•· cnl" a minute ~ of rlav. fllmb~d nn nu~lr ttwn vnrd line1'be Blc: Dlnrb trored lhrep and on thr ne11:1 plav F.ddif' SkidI~ t11e lfrond anarler · theo more raC'ert 39 yards-to !('Dr~ T~ f}rwt 1ft rtJe period belng ltOrf'rl t"rtrn point trv bv YounJl w11s good V Youn1 .who went In trom 4fl al'lrl thf' -~rnr~;~ w&1 4!·6. t;lfd• 8Ut. The Pt. Ph?all:ml driYC' 1'hr> fin11 tm~fuhtw~t rnrtlf' nn 11 . l!l.lld atartd on lhl! Bhr: Black! 12 lwatiful Interception or a F8lron , .lr.J{j,.._ w_h ere &b~ Falcoru bad pas~ by Dickie Herl·lg. flerrls gat- te. Conclude Capta.ln Ksgaroo 4:30 DAILY CROSSWOR paperboy receives, will benefit him in many wan throughout life. 8:30 2:00 Football Roundup .. _____,_ - - · - - --=- - - It is easy lo see how the training your news- Sl&n On MIDDLEPORT !IJid Mrs. Kltje 'l)oq~.a o( Woodrow l and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew She Colorado were Tuesday and Wed· has also Yillted relatiYes in Ches· nes~a)· ftie!ls of Mr. and Mn.: ter and is YiaJting her daughters In Willia,ro WeUs and Mr and Mrs. Athens at the pre-~nt tme .. Norman H~ilman of BellfoGt~:ine Mr. and Mt11 . John Hawk1ns Jr. were Tu.esdq gUest!. are 'tlpcnding Saturday in Colum, · bus with their daughters. Juanita M1'5. Marvel Mallthler of Athen~ Hawkins at Ohio University, who spent Wednesday With Mr. and is liYing at Mack Hall, and ~l'rs . Mrs. William Wl'lls. Franklin Ginther, and f;:,mily . . . They are at~nding the Obi() Alfred Reu~ aDd SJ&ter, ~ 8 State-S-tanford game this afterClara ,md Mr. and ~r~- Arthur noon. 1:30 Town & .counfry Crossroad! ·comer George D ..Oiydo,. l:i8, who defeated Gov. J. Bracken Lee In the primary, He 11 water and pOWtr boar4 dlreetor. Clyde Ia an enstneer and a former ' itduc&tor. fltsttrrf1.atfor~al) ~- 12:00 Blg Pictll'I'e 8:30 10:00 _(I:tl'matfonaiJ . UTAH'S Republican gubl'mato, rial rwtntJieo 111 political new• .0£tot! Newspaperboys make money, too, At an early age they Jearn the value of a dollar, Apd they learn to depend upon their awn ability instead of upon an allowance from cia~. Most of these young men ore building savings accounts for college education or other important needs. ~ • tam..- next few years. The rural Bociologist notes that Ohio's ind st · 1 output has Increased 80 percent in has acceptt!d the natlonal chair• · mansldp o1 the 1957 il:aster St'al campaign. accordlnl to m an, nouncement by the Natfonal So, clety tor Crlppll'd Chllrlren in Chicago. Mra. Prlest wlll lead more than 60.000 Amerleans serving In 1,6$5 stote and local 1 I 4 sri J'et idea which may help ~olvc 11 1 tJ lth ,., bl oea ea ...r() t-ms-problem.~ almost certan to appear within the I (oung Businessman al work:: . that's the lad that regularl{dr~ps th, paper at your doorstep. At'"an' eo'ily age he's a SALES· MAN •.. a PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN ..• and a tactful COLLECTOR -lhe founda· tion for lhe making of a good businessman. ,,.w I problems ln their spec If~ fleldt~ 1 cre.ue ha 11 came an intlu" of pon.. and tu answer question~: .. ~lbl•t·t W. Orcutt, Ohio State ulaotion. Many Ohio communities UmversJoty extension specla1ist In , rural sociology _ say~ the canre;r.already ~~ .surtcrlng from "growencc.s will prt)\!Jde a rl'aJ opportun'- nt plift!t, ---In additiOn to the conferences h . . in Hillsboro ond London othera cred a Wu~arna Bflflal 111 on his are 11 ch.eduJtd 81 roliow : u own- 7 y~t'd lme und rucl'd 93 yaz·ds l.\iaadusky October 23• o~i.a pper 8 ~~ t.o paydt.rt. 'J'he Fa!cGns just be· Oct. 24-; iake Hope, lor.e their pas-8 had recovered a ' Kent State lJllw.r.tity K t Oct' Poml Pll'a~ant fumble on the Big 31· Cambridge NoVe~been Blacks 20 ~ard line and went to tho M~naliekl Nov~nibe r an <llr Jmmed111tely. • r · SlatU.icaUy, the BIR Blacks FUNiilAL IUMCIAY ground ool 15 first downs to st>ven Funeral services !or Mrs. Ernest for Wahamu. Pt. Jlll'allant showed Callicoat, near Reedsville will be a rushing y11rdage of 361! yards .held Sunday at two o'clock at the to 79 for Wahama. In the air. I hi! Rawllnp-Coats Funeral H 0 -m e I'' a Icons cal ned 78 vards while lhc with burial In the Middleport River BiJC B11tc~ &ainen :11 yardS. Yiew Cernetory, ) Pl·te VOU!lil, Pt. Plf!:J , ant run bA"k led tha lt~urhdown p•n·rHI•• with thrtn ~t'nret · on",.,.. n lh•·•'" V"~"rf run Jtfttor a lt!Nnl rrnm Tnm I MRS. IVY IAICEI PRIIST (above).~ Treasurer ot the United Statu_~ I ll.ysell &peot W;;edo~y with Mrs Mn. c . D. Romh, Lon& Beach , Charle! Dwv, Rose lt1 · Calif, h;m been vi.siting her si&U-rMr. and Mrs. Frank Landak.tr in-law, Mrs. J . B. Haye~. and Mr. TOI<IGHT SUNDAY SATURDAY · u na ~·. -----:::W-:-:C~H-=-=s--=-T=V-Channel 8 Uy for civic· minded citizens tn I Sig·n Off 1:30 Sign Off Schedule Healthl:onferences____ _ :Throughout State In October 1. 1~,~~~~~ Dr.ive-ln _.... - . ~e 12:45 ----- - -- -· ... &Splli'U • Owl r 10:30 Count of Monte- Cristo 11:15 11:10 borne in C9htmbws. While here .were the goe~ta o1 Jlr. and 1 Mrs. Karl Gr_ueter, Minenville. Mr. and Mrf. Dan., Haif!•r uri son of Columbus wer.- reteut a:uesta. of M~. and llrs. Harry Kei· ser Mantnn1le . ~h· ita~ ..~rs.p Otto.....c;.;•nkDunl:z 0McC '~ke P•" 3 ·n_a. 1•ou ._... ~ ora rae n 01 .~.n"trO1t, mtcn. Wi'fl?' rf!l'!ent gqestt of Wendel Roo 1 and M' Kat' . .1 SUI er, ,ns l~. 1 ~- and •Mrs. " 1Ulam I ankell · shtp_ moved Fradar. ewnln~ from We~t Main St. kr Ctnclnaati. Mi111 MarcLa Karr .IDd Vn Dana 1 they 6 :30 llilc1JIIion on w. Mr. ~nd Mn. Staftlrey, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Whaley and Hnl. Dawet SIQibury, Columbus Brown and Holly !4..Un at dinner MisA Marilyn Grueter who werC' spent Friday with her aunt :Mrs. at their home on SOtitiimlrd Ave. called here by the death or 1. H . R. C. Salllbury attd ramlly. She it , Mr. and Mn. Jack ~~ and r:huckler ht:ve Mtumed to their a houae~uest of ber li!f.er, Mh. children , Sandr-a, JaequeUne and 5:45' News "cture 7:00 - Peny CoiJ'l() Shu.,. ~Toap IDI.ROY POlfW SOCJE'J'Y ,i 5:30 Gospel Harmony Boys 10:30 Ellery Queen I Followlnt seYel·al tDpitl, lf.nr:. RObert Crow gaYe 1 report 'On the Letart Falls PfO~ and b()W it wu 'Meet the Press 5:00 People Are Funny 111:00 Newrr 1 TBA 6:00 ~0:00 1 4:30 Captain C,11lant Roy Rogers 6:1!5 SooreOOard 6:30 Eleanor s. TBA ~ : 15 6:00 News Picture '"'MISS AMERICA.. o:r 1958, Shar• on Kay Ritchie. a.nd bridegroom Don Cherry, the alngtng &olfer and vice versa, are lhown at thelr marriage tn ·Denver, Colo. She's 19. Cherry, Wichita F-.118, Tex.~ La 32. _(lnUW.atkmcUJ Lucille Bearhs HawkiM, Pomeroy Society Editor I :;.~:;;·~~c~7:,:! ~.f.~~,;~ Ill.'( vufal and trutrumental tiilerit 1 from th t> entire area. Publ~ it i_n· ' Yit l·d to enjov. Mildred Gra1e ls _ _ .:. -~ M n or lfr. Rnd Mrs. Gene DodiOD b bren broua:bt to his b.ome 01 N'::rttt Flrlt ~~nue. Tbe baby wu. ~ in ID lJI~lt'lf at the Mei&a Genen~l H. . .~ A r his birth, M.i!ll AnDI ~ w.bo is em1 ployl'd In c.l...._ Ml been vls1t Gari:rer. 1 iting Mr. and Jilts. Mn. Homer j ~ll 111111 nepby Bobby MeNicklel. hew Dick Bolin. w-e:at to Hantlng~ Refret.hments of aandwiehes , ton 'today to vlllt 1111 ,_ti.tr-_ Alcookie. aM toffft were se-rved by [ bert Bolin who t, a patient at the Veterans' 'Hospital. 1 the bolt unit. Mr. and Pin. Ollie llaJL1q left or-ganized. The door prize was awarded to ~r1 . John Nuvase Jr At the condu1ion of the bus!ness usaion the host ell unit preJlrl. a, 'Tract Jr., praiMDt. aeMM a ~am .. eonailtl~ of -presided Jt tlte ~ "'~ two v~al solos, Old Fuh•oned ope-ned with the Lord's Prayer In Home" and ''WhateYa Will Be unltoD- 41\d Jl"OUP sln,ciAI of &bl' Wlll ~" Dy Mrs . ..,Marprft Neu· PTA ~f Jloll call fJI anitl by man: a re~dm~ 0111)' God can ' Mr ·'· Ht,rWrt stobart d!owed all GLYe A Fr1end , lira. May-me 'l llnita ·refrn¢ted .-ith tM e:reep- Holmet~ and two &I"UJJIPd: solos tlon of 1f,tri1JOnri11e-, ineludiDg "The Great Ptetendet" and Cherry Dine pretldeQtl. Pink and Appl~ Blossom White" 12:45 World St•rirs 3:15 Football naHahle: one mLnt~, By mail one yo!!ar $8· su: mooths . 'lire~ month&. 12.66; o.ae moutG. $1. ' ' M.D. Tbe M:eiJI County PTA Council met at tbe- Letart f'alll tcbool, on 1 Thuradar. .,..DOOO wltb 80 me•· ber1 pt'.,nt. 12:00 Amet·iran Forum Down On The ,..,,~:,·;,:: ;:G~~~·~ bid Meeting.Helld At Letartf.a lis . IO :li Christian Scie-nce 10:30 U01ele Johnny Cooru 1 11:00 Cowboy Theatre N:tt!o nl ad .. erti.JIDI represeDbtlw, BotiJDelli-Kl!Dball, 1 Ma Lu.it.gton Ave., New Y-ork City, 16, !'li v. nc., Subs:rlption rates: Delivery by earner wlu~r-e available 30 cenh per week. one year IP advnce al The lJ.1ily Sentinel office $1~ 61)· '1. rnoDths, Howdy Doody 10:00 OI.OGOP ''TRUTH" htered u •eeo.ad cl.ass maJt..w matter at tbe ~lllt!toJ Ol:tio. .U: mOllth.•. $7.80; three JO : to Sign On 9:30 Capt Midn ite BJ:e-, ltteraooa ekeept Sunday by Tbt! Ohln Valle-1 ~gs C'"'nty PTA Council SUNDAY a:M Slga On IIYNOLD E. GREINI ~ D , lh: .•. ~' .110 Keehan!~ St., Pom~roy, 0 . , ....a~ 3DII, edttoNJ oftlce phoGe 39'7. • WSAZ-TV Channel3 DEVOTEO 'ftr ftl'Nitt:STS OF MIEIGS--M ... ...ON .. R!4 lfttly Sentinel. Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 ., o.t. 8, 1918 3 The Dailv SeQtinel AM 'SheiR Cedrl< w. C1arll ~···· �• ' • C-&nr Sentinel, Ppmeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 6, 1956 WANT -\DS • WARM MORNING riEATBR "'"" - -- -- - ----,1171 Help Wonted :-:-,:=::c. winter , in ve ry a:ood shape . . Edward King , 1 mile north of WAN·T.ED : BLOCK LAYER all d ~ates 2 l'ent :~ per word, une In- Che5ter .., 1 Rt. 7. Forme:ly concrete mao srid helper fur 1 sertlon . Mini mum charg~ 50c.- 1' known Kin g's U.wnmower shop. em~ w~k'1 work Call 6271J-Y ., on ~ 4 c~nt ,., ~ r word fur three con- 1 secutlv e mscrt !o n~. 10 ~ 3tp - - - ----- __ __ ___ I_ _ _ Middleporl. __ ___ 10 tl ltc Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ()ot. 8, 19511-5 ALERT TODAY ALIVE TOMORROW Tilt: SMITII rMIILV Bv MI. AND MRS. SMITH Tor ...~ DIO!'<TIST. ' Spp"",',''w--;?d".e month for 25 cotnts ~ , -~~ SGdt .' . -· _ _ _ or ~nt El ectric wallpap~1 ' ' '" . __ . ._ --&t~tam cr . CliDt on F'llhrt, Mid ' Full raT!il or 2 ce nts per word will , t<'JBER Gl...•.SS Awnlna,s and O::nor dlf'p ort. Ph . 8~X . 11-1-~f ~· ' I be ch a.!'M<-d for advertising If not c 11 noph-.~ . Rnv-Gio. Gas h1.1aten 1 paid for lw fJ-rt> lhlil :!!ilh o! each Venetian Blinds, .all llzes and P'or retn-Kstllllllu JeMtn-. 1 month fallowing in~ert\on . color!. f'r('(' ('stima.tes. Oa\P Sc•ffuld Buard,, Drt~~> Clodbl. Whwel SuJip\y, 2l:l Union Avt> ClintOD Fisher, lltddiepott.. Err or, In A< lvc rli ~ ln(J ~ !'h nt1 ' '' h.. 1 reported lm nH!lliaW!y. The Daily Pomeroy. 8 311mo c Phont" 6t65--X. IH-tf i Sentinel wi11 not be r~pons 1 blt' ; -· - for ~me than one in.correct in- I FIREWOOD SALE : ~ee Wm. 5 ROOMS and J3.A'I'H, 10 Cole st. .Sl"l"tJUn . I Radford or Harold Bl.ackslon. for smaU reliable famUy. $35 ; per month. See Mrs. Howard : I C.arn or Thanks and Spf'rial No- , Rocksprings or phont ~-J. Cecil, 800 Main St., Pomeroy 1 In case of enemy attack10 6 lmo.p ennings. 9 6 t1 •, tices of Ev~nls printt>d at regu- ; tune to 640 or 1240 on vour 1 Jar cla ~s if ic c1 rates . Obituaries radio publis hed <It 1 cent per word. -sAr.~Pear'. "'{jrby- Re~ I I I nc:qrorv·p I t u 1" ta tl'. Rutlanc. Tetwruhip. 3) ----~, "110 'fC'PS acrl!"s land. house, harn 11nd 001 l -~___ ___ - - - -- - - - - -· ·~ ·-build!J:W!s. Stw Georgt' A. Mein i Barn es- ~ ' rnflsl'\n Insurance Aa:e~, . ---~--AUCTION THURSDAY OCT. 11 11t hart Admini!trator 6-l-tl I ~liJa ....-.. , . . t-~·e - Aulouwbtle--· ~0 a . m. at the Ston~ Chimney I - - -· · - - - - - · Bonds. Phone 0315-X 6-20-tl 1 Antique Shop 6 miles East o.f ' 1 ·- - - - · P oml"roy on Route 124. Due to I' ONE W:\RM MOI\NIND beater , <.:'0 \!P I.Ell!: ha&u~• ..ce Protectk-a heal-th we must sell . Dri'Ssers ~lth Jacket. holds 100 l_b. coal. Li~e. _ Aato. Fi.-.,, Polio Call Dor: wtth mal'l,)le emters mai'Ible top 1 hke new . Al80 200 wh1te legM1U~. Middleport. Ohio. ;. ta·b les. old cradles, ~mall stands, horn hens, 6 months old, in full maple bed, modern 4 pe. bed· production .. Fay~ Powell. Ook ( 20 I Bust ness ~rvtr ho.Ye SOth r oom suiLe, 6 pc. parlor Grove, Racme, Ht. 1 10 4 3tc ~ 0 ~!1;' b 1 ~ass and coppeJ· colored glass, p(JTATOES FOH.- SALE, Mayford, BULLDOZER 1 Jnl lk and t: ustard glass, hanging I Har-ri~. R.Jcine. Phone 368-1. For hire for baB(lment.e and ~ ~lamps, G. W. W. lamps, angle 10-4-at.c . ro11d8. P. M. Cowdery, Lot~~ fi u~ and brD.Ckl!t lamps, iron. many I ·. - - - --- -~Bottom. 8 2Q tf ' en . nl! .. Uf_I P, 9P-!I ¥. ~ha i rd . hand carvE-d dining table PEARS FOR SALE, 2 mile easl nnd 6 chairs, walnut pie ~ llp- ~ of Chester. $1.50 per Uushel. QU::::CK ER • If 8 VICE 011 W~kll! boa r d (r.efinishedl, 2 show cases John P. Kt'lley. • b k p.atrhll bJ' Factu,.. 'l'r--'Md r--. ~ . · oo ease and hu nflreds of r-rems 10·-i·61p wrotdu;t ..:er. COl.J..iNS J1CW'Z.no t li ~tcd .. HaroldGodrl.ard Aile~ l.!r.RS. p,..mer-9)1'. t-1-d : ey'"" ~W11i.,. 1 ion et•r . Luneh by C hurc h. Mr. .'\PPLES FOR SALE - I ,~ nnle:i ·-------------and Mrs. Jamef, Norris. ~uulh of ltutl<md. J ohn L. HomHOUSEBUILfl'ERS Call ttJe ,·· .;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;:.. -:;;::;;::;;;;;;;.;;;::;. 10 6 2tc tnes. N~ i giN' s, Racine. ~-- . 8·28-lmoc to n-1.~t-t -r~r~t. rocTo';c I I J.::oR" I w FOR r (.20 B I- I -- You suite,, PURE RADIO GASOLINE 'I SA Yo DON'T You KNoW? Bak cr's will ;.ive you the br.st tr:~rle on furnitt:re o.r aoplian- ~i. . HII 35 RATS KIT..LED with one potmd STAR WARFAmN . Safe, sure, gua ranteed. PURE'S ill ANTI-FREEZE llour Wrecker Service. Day Phone 6227. Nlebt Phone 8039X. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS. ~tf PROTECTION! At Regular Price Auto Sa les - - 1954 F'OIID ('IJSTOMI.INE 2 dr . Sr-rlun . WSW ti r es. Overdrive ahd ot hN cq uipn1imt. $1,295oo' • Bl:).r.ttna r \, Pomeroy. 10 4 Btc WILLIAMSON OIL in8i J •1¥ •--dloll•, H··...,1"' ........... • -•• Aot!IDlN1' Lth r ...... •-..-anti Bondi A ..... - - .- - -- - - ~~=====~~==~~~~ I I Guaranteed All Winter 1-fl.G£ '-'ASS CF - Tecbaio.om Ph••• 621'1 ,v· Real Estate Broker lfiddlepori 8-t~if l In MIDn•E-RT, OHIO r"" 1 6 (21 ) Reo I Estate ':1$-M "'q~l 631 1. - b~o:a.nc~n~ - - - and ----~S•Ebenbach ...•r Run Hardware h~d Mill THREE ACRF..S LEVEL CARDEN, . 4 6-tr brake Rerviee. .,.... 9 19 2mo. p four room houst!', elett1·icity, ~1 ~ompltote WHEEl.. AUGNMENT lbckell's Safet• •er~ce. We.t f:r Applt' Grove . See: Alex Wheeler. 1 ~ "' •• 8 Cu bic foot Norge re lgerator. l0-4-3te Mala Street, PomETo:v. O!lio. Call 294. 9 20 U - · - - - ·-~ ----.,--7"o B 1 A. - -· - 5 · - - ::-- - - - · FURiNISIJllD LIVING • Bedroom, •n - ,.,·uto f'lorvic~ ) j 14 J For Kent private lxlth and entrance. Call 10 4 3 t-c RAWLlNG SoNS c~ - 'M sMA - ·L _L_ M, (;oE-~RN coTTAGE for 6-1 -44-·Y-~-- GET KID INSURANCE AGENCY ---··---- --Phone 200. Cleland Appllaoct CUT GLASl-1, Colored ~:lass cu r ios, Sture, 118 W. MaiD st.. f'omer.o:t' TO FIND_ hetme for Qlle a11 d antiq ue fu1·niture i.n any 2 2lJ.. f black nnn wh1te kith·~· Mrs. I f;hape. CO'nlact Mrl'l. Howard Ce- -:._....!.._ ~ Thurm11n C11rsey, Mtddleport. l cil, SUO Wt!st Main Sl., Pomeroy. FOREMA.N 'C ABBO'IT T.V . • , ~t.:_ 1. 10 4 3tc 9-2H-tc Vlt'E All makes Repaired bJ· W "ISH AND lHAT UF TID T'HA.T ROONJ.t;f OOWNING & r:;vl'-:-IO_N_SEkVJCE -:::-::::--=::::c-c--__:::. 10 5 6tp PUREI.UBE OIL .... L.OOIC !.'- $ 1 ""' 1 AA ! or Want Ad be·1to.Pr Je. l· Rtllnl18nlotiy:.. ''" Th ,.._. "---•ta . .R~~v~:~'?oE g~~~~ a:r~~- jj ("'"l_l_)__W c-=-o::n:..:t:..:e::d::_T _o Buy TRY HIGH HP IF TO Sel f..,.'l)octtt: ao ..ne,,. ...,., _· I------- I i ' 1 BE SURE WITH I !'e nt , V~le St. Reasonable, Pho-ne SEVEN ROOM BRlCK house Good 328-Y or 469-X 10 5 3tp sha pe. Gravel Hill. Includes S -- · - . - - -lots 405 Page SL 10 4 ate ORPHAN ANNIE Superior Ser\ icc Service to the Lhring Our Motto HOBOD"'' 9!1!M'ii . '10 eP:r VER'< HEAV'f' IN ms PlACE ... MA UCIOUS DOE'S ... AND SO [)(E'S t-ER FAT NEPI'EW, JA'SPER•A Trevey·Finsterwald MODERN «URAL HOME, la!'lge living room, 2 bedrooms, kiteben, and bath. Coal furnace , full basement, liJ.r acr-e lot: Nice plact to live, (i mile out Athena , Roo~: S.•llt:·.S.~D. Cartei QUALITY DOESN'T COST-ITJ'AYS Funerol Home PhoneZBS . --~ _ _ __ :: '":..:" 3tp l953 PLYMOUTH CRAM HROOK 2 COMPANY H8 W. Main Sl. . dr. Sf'dan. Ont• ca1·f'fu l ownf"r. Originfll g'rt't" n finb'h, $8.fJ5.00 Blaettnar's Pomeroy. .. ,,.J" 'It .,_ >·.· • ....,_... ...... . MAX WARO -· ATIONWID. ...,_I ··"'~·Pin......_._ .. liS ,L ~-$i:- c. Phone ., SPACIOUSNESS I AUTO SALES Mt fOU/HOME ?···~ --- Pomeroy, Ohio ---.---:--.--------- 'IIANCl u:: l PAY YOUR BUS FARE, WILL 'f0U GO TO THE KEEP THE NEW I<EEP OOR 1957 OUR CITY CITY TIDY CLEAN lo•g Sweepi•g l11tes Acce1tt This Home ' ' ;,i I. .~ .) Here Is a. home that gives you the feeling of ample spoce for easy gracious llvln'g. W• will fwLtilh U1111p'-M m•~rl•l• "' th• hlth"t quollty, ft.lp Y•• NIMt • r•lloW. COAtr..ct.f, Gild •nlot YD\1 ift FOLLOW THE CROWDS! ilmlllfl111 . .et!Cinl. COME IN AND TEST DRIVE THIS CAR OF TOMORROW but nolher Sm.lth paSR was aa good, and Hemsley klckerl out ol bounda on tbe t3 yard line. THAT IS HERE TODAY! SEE IT NOW AT .. . ·.. . ·' . Forti's 115'1 Falrlue ltdau bave 11ardto;ot tt;llq tlowp q.e:t ) are .,ull& wiU. t.he n•w~nUona1 eeater pillar ill tilt boiJ, ~ 1llmmtd tile euter pillar, window lnmet u• '"'lblt-tt tdl..,.. , ·&he liJII ••leh •u npldly liJfl'eued tbe POfDlui'CJ ef Ptnrs,ptb.,.. : j hu Vlttorla •edek. 'fte fttw Uae aiH JreteDia ........,. ••• '""' , door pWarleu Vlctorlu II ~ Flltlaae ud ,........ .... Mrlw. 1 ·- & - '- •.. •. JIMMY PA'RSONS,· IN·C. e . '161 S. Third St. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO a:ood baH, and ~•d 1t nol be~n Early In tbe fourth ·per Iod Jack • th~ fulnble in ·t he second period so11 drove for three 11tra!ght firat "d tlie u ;rard rou&hDep.a pt!nalty dowll8 into PomeroY terrl_tol)', bu.& , tbeJ milht haw had a S('Oftleu Hemsley tkoa trabt\!.1d hts fourtb deadlock. Partieulbly impressive interception ol the yf;ar on the lS in the Une was the fine pll,y ·of Y<~ni line to •top the thrl'a!. Pome- , -blf Rich .Barnhart, who made tac· roy had to tlek out ?f dangC'r, and , )dea aU over the tJeld. Larry Wll· Jackson toot over on the Panther derrnutb also _played a fine !je37. 1-"yffe went for tw~. and John· fcnslve game as did Milton Lam1m11 on .• keep play Plclted up 10 bert and Junior Hawthorne. Outfor a f1nt down on the .2.5. John- !tanding dE"fenelvely ror JtK"kson son and Farrar "-'~re htl ror no were Don McGoon. Dave Yerian, gain, but, on third down Johnson ' Oo&fe Pr~e Carl Coyan and PaiJI picked up aeven yards, and Pome. Lavendar. j 0 hns~n was tllelr top ro.v Wll.!J penallaed to the four yard offeruive man with his fine ball line for rou1bness. Yerian Will ·handllnt while Collier was the · ~t o pped for no aain, but on second top ground aafnt.r. down sneaked over far the TD. This time Johaeon kicked Lhe ex.. st-1tistlcs gave Jackson US first -------------------------------------..11 tra polut to DW;e it 1~. Therct dOW!li to onl1aix for the Pantbera _cornp1,et~d two passes in five aUtmps 1or· eight yards and had one Intercepted, wb.ile- Pomeroy completed> lbreo out ot eight for 4!5 and bad one intt:rtepted. Pomeroy punted five times for a 2'7 yard averaRt' with one partially 1 blotked, whil e Jackson booted twice {Qr "' 32 yart'l average. The ·~anthe r s fumbled thr('~ tim l's. losmg trow of thl'm, while Jacbon fumblC'd twiet' and lost o nl' of the bDbblcs. Pomern~· los t 20 yan\s by penalties to only 15 for the I I lrODbleJl . loth and • half, lftulrl-u.. room ancf den or third btd~ are c.utttandlne fea. lures of this modtrn living plan. Attached .garage eddt length to the out.Jde linea. This fiRe home can be built for ctt IIHie as ••••••• Call 111 for complete detail• ' __ Jcoq; by ' 11111ert•n Pomeroy 0000-0 Jac;klon\ l'lAN 1 WttHOOf'l.u(N,rm 0 6 0 7-13 THE POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK CO. 41 Yean of Cobllllu"'" Service 1 Pboneo 82 lllld 435 - - ' Pom~roy I' '( . ' NEXT TOWN. , !flfi'li!2 �• ' • C-&nr Sentinel, Ppmeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 6, 1956 WANT -\DS • WARM MORNING riEATBR "'"" - -- -- - ----,1171 Help Wonted :-:-,:=::c. winter , in ve ry a:ood shape . . Edward King , 1 mile north of WAN·T.ED : BLOCK LAYER all d ~ates 2 l'ent :~ per word, une In- Che5ter .., 1 Rt. 7. Forme:ly concrete mao srid helper fur 1 sertlon . Mini mum charg~ 50c.- 1' known Kin g's U.wnmower shop. em~ w~k'1 work Call 6271J-Y ., on ~ 4 c~nt ,., ~ r word fur three con- 1 secutlv e mscrt !o n~. 10 ~ 3tp - - - ----- __ __ ___ I_ _ _ Middleporl. __ ___ 10 tl ltc Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ()ot. 8, 19511-5 ALERT TODAY ALIVE TOMORROW Tilt: SMITII rMIILV Bv MI. AND MRS. SMITH Tor ...~ DIO!'<TIST. ' Spp"",',''w--;?d".e month for 25 cotnts ~ , -~~ SGdt .' . -· _ _ _ or ~nt El ectric wallpap~1 ' ' '" . __ . ._ --&t~tam cr . CliDt on F'llhrt, Mid ' Full raT!il or 2 ce nts per word will , t<'JBER Gl...•.SS Awnlna,s and O::nor dlf'p ort. Ph . 8~X . 11-1-~f ~· ' I be ch a.!'M<-d for advertising If not c 11 noph-.~ . Rnv-Gio. Gas h1.1aten 1 paid for lw fJ-rt> lhlil :!!ilh o! each Venetian Blinds, .all llzes and P'or retn-Kstllllllu JeMtn-. 1 month fallowing in~ert\on . color!. f'r('(' ('stima.tes. Oa\P Sc•ffuld Buard,, Drt~~> Clodbl. Whwel SuJip\y, 2l:l Union Avt> ClintOD Fisher, lltddiepott.. Err or, In A< lvc rli ~ ln(J ~ !'h nt1 ' '' h.. 1 reported lm nH!lliaW!y. The Daily Pomeroy. 8 311mo c Phont" 6t65--X. IH-tf i Sentinel wi11 not be r~pons 1 blt' ; -· - for ~me than one in.correct in- I FIREWOOD SALE : ~ee Wm. 5 ROOMS and J3.A'I'H, 10 Cole st. .Sl"l"tJUn . I Radford or Harold Bl.ackslon. for smaU reliable famUy. $35 ; per month. See Mrs. Howard : I C.arn or Thanks and Spf'rial No- , Rocksprings or phont ~-J. Cecil, 800 Main St., Pomeroy 1 In case of enemy attack10 6 lmo.p ennings. 9 6 t1 •, tices of Ev~nls printt>d at regu- ; tune to 640 or 1240 on vour 1 Jar cla ~s if ic c1 rates . Obituaries radio publis hed <It 1 cent per word. -sAr.~Pear'. "'{jrby- Re~ I I I nc:qrorv·p I t u 1" ta tl'. Rutlanc. Tetwruhip. 3) ----~, "110 'fC'PS acrl!"s land. house, harn 11nd 001 l -~___ ___ - - - -- - - - - -· ·~ ·-build!J:W!s. Stw Georgt' A. Mein i Barn es- ~ ' rnflsl'\n Insurance Aa:e~, . ---~--AUCTION THURSDAY OCT. 11 11t hart Admini!trator 6-l-tl I ~liJa ....-.. , . . t-~·e - Aulouwbtle--· ~0 a . m. at the Ston~ Chimney I - - -· · - - - - - · Bonds. Phone 0315-X 6-20-tl 1 Antique Shop 6 miles East o.f ' 1 ·- - - - · P oml"roy on Route 124. Due to I' ONE W:\RM MOI\NIND beater , <.:'0 \!P I.Ell!: ha&u~• ..ce Protectk-a heal-th we must sell . Dri'Ssers ~lth Jacket. holds 100 l_b. coal. Li~e. _ Aato. Fi.-.,, Polio Call Dor: wtth mal'l,)le emters mai'Ible top 1 hke new . Al80 200 wh1te legM1U~. Middleport. Ohio. ;. ta·b les. old cradles, ~mall stands, horn hens, 6 months old, in full maple bed, modern 4 pe. bed· production .. Fay~ Powell. Ook ( 20 I Bust ness ~rvtr ho.Ye SOth r oom suiLe, 6 pc. parlor Grove, Racme, Ht. 1 10 4 3tc ~ 0 ~!1;' b 1 ~ass and coppeJ· colored glass, p(JTATOES FOH.- SALE, Mayford, BULLDOZER 1 Jnl lk and t: ustard glass, hanging I Har-ri~. R.Jcine. Phone 368-1. For hire for baB(lment.e and ~ ~lamps, G. W. W. lamps, angle 10-4-at.c . ro11d8. P. M. Cowdery, Lot~~ fi u~ and brD.Ckl!t lamps, iron. many I ·. - - - --- -~Bottom. 8 2Q tf ' en . nl! .. Uf_I P, 9P-!I ¥. ~ha i rd . hand carvE-d dining table PEARS FOR SALE, 2 mile easl nnd 6 chairs, walnut pie ~ llp- ~ of Chester. $1.50 per Uushel. QU::::CK ER • If 8 VICE 011 W~kll! boa r d (r.efinishedl, 2 show cases John P. Kt'lley. • b k p.atrhll bJ' Factu,.. 'l'r--'Md r--. ~ . · oo ease and hu nflreds of r-rems 10·-i·61p wrotdu;t ..:er. COl.J..iNS J1CW'Z.no t li ~tcd .. HaroldGodrl.ard Aile~ l.!r.RS. p,..mer-9)1'. t-1-d : ey'"" ~W11i.,. 1 ion et•r . Luneh by C hurc h. Mr. .'\PPLES FOR SALE - I ,~ nnle:i ·-------------and Mrs. Jamef, Norris. ~uulh of ltutl<md. J ohn L. HomHOUSEBUILfl'ERS Call ttJe ,·· .;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;:.. -:;;::;;::;;;;;;;.;;;::;. 10 6 2tc tnes. N~ i giN' s, Racine. ~-- . 8·28-lmoc to n-1.~t-t -r~r~t. rocTo';c I I J.::oR" I w FOR r (.20 B I- I -- You suite,, PURE RADIO GASOLINE 'I SA Yo DON'T You KNoW? Bak cr's will ;.ive you the br.st tr:~rle on furnitt:re o.r aoplian- ~i. . HII 35 RATS KIT..LED with one potmd STAR WARFAmN . Safe, sure, gua ranteed. PURE'S ill ANTI-FREEZE llour Wrecker Service. Day Phone 6227. Nlebt Phone 8039X. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS. ~tf PROTECTION! At Regular Price Auto Sa les - - 1954 F'OIID ('IJSTOMI.INE 2 dr . Sr-rlun . WSW ti r es. Overdrive ahd ot hN cq uipn1imt. $1,295oo' • Bl:).r.ttna r \, Pomeroy. 10 4 Btc WILLIAMSON OIL in8i J •1¥ •--dloll•, H··...,1"' ........... • -•• Aot!IDlN1' Lth r ...... •-..-anti Bondi A ..... - - .- - -- - - ~~=====~~==~~~~ I I Guaranteed All Winter 1-fl.G£ '-'ASS CF - Tecbaio.om Ph••• 621'1 ,v· Real Estate Broker lfiddlepori 8-t~if l In MIDn•E-RT, OHIO r"" 1 6 (21 ) Reo I Estate ':1$-M "'q~l 631 1. - b~o:a.nc~n~ - - - and ----~S•Ebenbach ...•r Run Hardware h~d Mill THREE ACRF..S LEVEL CARDEN, . 4 6-tr brake Rerviee. .,.... 9 19 2mo. p four room houst!', elett1·icity, ~1 ~ompltote WHEEl.. AUGNMENT lbckell's Safet• •er~ce. We.t f:r Applt' Grove . See: Alex Wheeler. 1 ~ "' •• 8 Cu bic foot Norge re lgerator. l0-4-3te Mala Street, PomETo:v. O!lio. Call 294. 9 20 U - · - - - ·-~ ----.,--7"o B 1 A. - -· - 5 · - - ::-- - - - · FURiNISIJllD LIVING • Bedroom, •n - ,.,·uto f'lorvic~ ) j 14 J For Kent private lxlth and entrance. Call 10 4 3 t-c RAWLlNG SoNS c~ - 'M sMA - ·L _L_ M, (;oE-~RN coTTAGE for 6-1 -44-·Y-~-- GET KID INSURANCE AGENCY ---··---- --Phone 200. Cleland Appllaoct CUT GLASl-1, Colored ~:lass cu r ios, Sture, 118 W. MaiD st.. f'omer.o:t' TO FIND_ hetme for Qlle a11 d antiq ue fu1·niture i.n any 2 2lJ.. f black nnn wh1te kith·~· Mrs. I f;hape. CO'nlact Mrl'l. Howard Ce- -:._....!.._ ~ Thurm11n C11rsey, Mtddleport. l cil, SUO Wt!st Main Sl., Pomeroy. FOREMA.N 'C ABBO'IT T.V . • , ~t.:_ 1. 10 4 3tc 9-2H-tc Vlt'E All makes Repaired bJ· W "ISH AND lHAT UF TID T'HA.T ROONJ.t;f OOWNING & r:;vl'-:-IO_N_SEkVJCE -:::-::::--=::::c-c--__:::. 10 5 6tp PUREI.UBE OIL .... L.OOIC !.'- $ 1 ""' 1 AA ! or Want Ad be·1to.Pr Je. l· Rtllnl18nlotiy:.. ''" Th ,.._. "---•ta . .R~~v~:~'?oE g~~~~ a:r~~- jj ("'"l_l_)__W c-=-o::n:..:t:..:e::d::_T _o Buy TRY HIGH HP IF TO Sel f..,.'l)octtt: ao ..ne,,. ...,., _· I------- I i ' 1 BE SURE WITH I !'e nt , V~le St. Reasonable, Pho-ne SEVEN ROOM BRlCK house Good 328-Y or 469-X 10 5 3tp sha pe. Gravel Hill. Includes S -- · - . - - -lots 405 Page SL 10 4 ate ORPHAN ANNIE Superior Ser\ icc Service to the Lhring Our Motto HOBOD"'' 9!1!M'ii . '10 eP:r VER'< HEAV'f' IN ms PlACE ... MA UCIOUS DOE'S ... AND SO [)(E'S t-ER FAT NEPI'EW, JA'SPER•A Trevey·Finsterwald MODERN «URAL HOME, la!'lge living room, 2 bedrooms, kiteben, and bath. Coal furnace , full basement, liJ.r acr-e lot: Nice plact to live, (i mile out Athena , Roo~: S.•llt:·.S.~D. Cartei QUALITY DOESN'T COST-ITJ'AYS Funerol Home PhoneZBS . --~ _ _ __ :: '":..:" 3tp l953 PLYMOUTH CRAM HROOK 2 COMPANY H8 W. Main Sl. . dr. Sf'dan. Ont• ca1·f'fu l ownf"r. Originfll g'rt't" n finb'h, $8.fJ5.00 Blaettnar's Pomeroy. .. ,,.J" 'It .,_ >·.· • ....,_... ...... . MAX WARO -· ATIONWID. ...,_I ··"'~·Pin......_._ .. liS ,L ~-$i:- c. Phone ., SPACIOUSNESS I AUTO SALES Mt fOU/HOME ?···~ --- Pomeroy, Ohio ---.---:--.--------- 'IIANCl u:: l PAY YOUR BUS FARE, WILL 'f0U GO TO THE KEEP THE NEW I<EEP OOR 1957 OUR CITY CITY TIDY CLEAN lo•g Sweepi•g l11tes Acce1tt This Home ' ' ;,i I. .~ .) Here Is a. home that gives you the feeling of ample spoce for easy gracious llvln'g. W• will fwLtilh U1111p'-M m•~rl•l• "' th• hlth"t quollty, ft.lp Y•• NIMt • r•lloW. COAtr..ct.f, Gild •nlot YD\1 ift FOLLOW THE CROWDS! ilmlllfl111 . .et!Cinl. COME IN AND TEST DRIVE THIS CAR OF TOMORROW but nolher Sm.lth paSR was aa good, and Hemsley klckerl out ol bounda on tbe t3 yard line. THAT IS HERE TODAY! SEE IT NOW AT .. . ·.. . ·' . Forti's 115'1 Falrlue ltdau bave 11ardto;ot tt;llq tlowp q.e:t ) are .,ull& wiU. t.he n•w~nUona1 eeater pillar ill tilt boiJ, ~ 1llmmtd tile euter pillar, window lnmet u• '"'lblt-tt tdl..,.. , ·&he liJII ••leh •u npldly liJfl'eued tbe POfDlui'CJ ef Ptnrs,ptb.,.. : j hu Vlttorla •edek. 'fte fttw Uae aiH JreteDia ........,. ••• '""' , door pWarleu Vlctorlu II ~ Flltlaae ud ,........ .... Mrlw. 1 ·- & - '- •.. •. JIMMY PA'RSONS,· IN·C. e . '161 S. Third St. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO a:ood baH, and ~•d 1t nol be~n Early In tbe fourth ·per Iod Jack • th~ fulnble in ·t he second period so11 drove for three 11tra!ght firat "d tlie u ;rard rou&hDep.a pt!nalty dowll8 into PomeroY terrl_tol)', bu.& , tbeJ milht haw had a S('Oftleu Hemsley tkoa trabt\!.1d hts fourtb deadlock. Partieulbly impressive interception ol the yf;ar on the lS in the Une was the fine pll,y ·of Y<~ni line to •top the thrl'a!. Pome- , -blf Rich .Barnhart, who made tac· roy had to tlek out ?f dangC'r, and , )dea aU over the tJeld. Larry Wll· Jackson toot over on the Panther derrnutb also _played a fine !je37. 1-"yffe went for tw~. and John· fcnslve game as did Milton Lam1m11 on .• keep play Plclted up 10 bert and Junior Hawthorne. Outfor a f1nt down on the .2.5. John- !tanding dE"fenelvely ror JtK"kson son and Farrar "-'~re htl ror no were Don McGoon. Dave Yerian, gain, but, on third down Johnson ' Oo&fe Pr~e Carl Coyan and PaiJI picked up aeven yards, and Pome. Lavendar. j 0 hns~n was tllelr top ro.v Wll.!J penallaed to the four yard offeruive man with his fine ball line for rou1bness. Yerian Will ·handllnt while Collier was the · ~t o pped for no aain, but on second top ground aafnt.r. down sneaked over far the TD. This time Johaeon kicked Lhe ex.. st-1tistlcs gave Jackson US first -------------------------------------..11 tra polut to DW;e it 1~. Therct dOW!li to onl1aix for the Pantbera _cornp1,et~d two passes in five aUtmps 1or· eight yards and had one Intercepted, wb.ile- Pomeroy completed> lbreo out ot eight for 4!5 and bad one intt:rtepted. Pomeroy punted five times for a 2'7 yard averaRt' with one partially 1 blotked, whil e Jackson booted twice {Qr "' 32 yart'l average. The ·~anthe r s fumbled thr('~ tim l's. losmg trow of thl'm, while Jacbon fumblC'd twiet' and lost o nl' of the bDbblcs. Pomern~· los t 20 yan\s by penalties to only 15 for the I I lrODbleJl . loth and • half, lftulrl-u.. room ancf den or third btd~ are c.utttandlne fea. lures of this modtrn living plan. Attached .garage eddt length to the out.Jde linea. This fiRe home can be built for ctt IIHie as ••••••• Call 111 for complete detail• ' __ Jcoq; by ' 11111ert•n Pomeroy 0000-0 Jac;klon\ l'lAN 1 WttHOOf'l.u(N,rm 0 6 0 7-13 THE POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK CO. 41 Yean of Cobllllu"'" Service 1 Pboneo 82 lllld 435 - - ' Pom~roy I' '( . ' NEXT TOWN. , !flfi'li!2 �• SERMONETI'E I Gall'1p0}'lS Ed B W II t ges y e S On Jn Free Scoring Game By 23 24 Wmebrrumer, Supt. Won. hit' Scr I Me-thodiSt Ch.,e• Letart Fall• Tlw Salvati 0 n Arm ..,.. _.. ___...., v1ces 7 30 9 30 A •M A PP1e ' r.rove 10 30' Capt Glenna Rummelly, .. _..,......-, Sundoy 1 30 p M Lela!'< Fal's Ru· r Sch col 2 30 p m Holiness meet• CHURCH OF CHRIST Htl•nd Chapel Rev Edi son \\ eaver ra wr~ Servu.-e- with spet.·Jal mu tn g 3 p m 7 p m Open air I COME BE PORE WINTIR Bible Sl"hClol 10 a m Supt He m) MC Prayer ffif"ft. Ull!:S Wednesday fil l t! Jn g 7 30 Salvation meetmg • ., Rev. John H. llwooct Eblm, Mornmg .seJvJce 11 30 A ev;mng 7 30 LeLart i''alls Sunday 1 Church of Chr11t, Br.dbury, leiR•ln•.Methodlst Partlh • ev nu:.:_g Apple Grove Sunday eve- 1 ward I' merson pastor 8Lble school In Paul's letter to hla younlil Galllpohs won a free score for tbe tally and Carr carried ov· Third Street PentKottal Church n~g East Letart, MYF meetings 9 30 Thurman Carsey supt morn· friend Timothy (ll Timothy 4 21} game from the Wellston Rockets Middleport B L Burett, pastor ~h. nday 7 30 P M Apple Grwe, mg wor!i lllp 10 30 Chrlsttan En he says "Do your best to come be l1st mght as extra points proved er for the extra pomt 1 1 Sunday School 10 a m Evenma: u.rsday 7 30 P M East I...etut.. dea~or 6 p m Evemng service fore Winter· Now Paul W'le 10 tbe d1f1erence between the two service 7 45 Jl m 9 30 Mormng worship 10 46 Eve- 7 30 , pnson at Rome fGr preachllll the teams with the Blue Devils gamIn the second penod We lston Reorganb:ed Clturch of Jesu1 M , 1- vange lJStJc Sen Jce 7 30 r ~mg worship 8 un the 1st !Jrd ~th Presbytenan Chun:h, SyrHute, 1 Gospel of Jelius Chrat. All hil tng a 28-24 deci111on JD a free scor· scored after marchma: 38 yarda Chnst of Latter DHy Sarnts Old M ~undda}-s PI ;~yu MN"ttng Wed· tht RE'I t-I()Ward Ruppel! pastor friends who had been In Rome and ins battle Town Flats, on Portland Route ne.s ay 8 l Ch h Sch 1 0 30 R vi lted th h i 1 l wtth Walton paa.s1n1 18 yards to Grau Epls.copal Church, E.. t (h h f C~ I t M ddt urc on obert Hars WI m regu ar y had Wellston scored first Jn th e ear Sunday School 10 a m preachrng 0 1 \hm Stri2'l'l p R J F d u;c G d r s' eport, d; 11 ~ up ! We~lnun~lt•r Youth Fe I- left htm ex.cept Luke Th1s left ly moments of the f1rst period af~ Cumpston to hit pay dirt L.ater In 11 a m . ana B p m and B1ble 1 1 Study 'fhun;aay 8 pm Pa:;lur C t h( e 1 9 W3-;; 3ri old age th e period the DevilS marched 66 W Pro(fltt As5l Chati llupp " ns ors IP , ormng 01s hip 10 30 sermon \\ d r Now w t be th I I RacJne BapiJ•t Chutch, V. Wes an(J sc rm cln at 10 30 A ~~ lloJy ~ ubject 'Crc.wn~ ~nd C hrt sttans" , J P umrmmon another :In~;; ~~nntecol facing er e next kickoff the Devlls tum· d 11 I h S th ley Jenkms Pastllr Sunday SchO()l I Cf)mrurnJMo rus1 Sunr! m mon1h Chns 11an Endeavor 6 p m Ev I Umhd MethodiSt Church ttl• m t b d f • Ike death bled, lhlS hme the Rockets :.ar s In Pays wit mt go l•o Ch h f c c hurt h Sdtl!n! Be .: 1 us c prepare or We either drove 27 yard& for another score I tn" over ream t h and C n urc o hnst Lpcat•d rml~ an d cnwg !>ervtce 7 p m sc Jmon sub H \ Jou.,cnP Brown pas tor '.Sun prepare In advan c th J k "" e mnt', arr 1 on Pomeroy lhrrJsonv11le IWad I Pmn 1rJ 10m A VI Jnfor JCd LtvJng HJghtly BeltJJc (,ud d J) •dJOol 9 15 Thco SmJlh sup; suffer the hWil WI a.c Walton pass ing to Comp Bibl e School 9 30 A M Monung I mai Hm conel'rnln!! our W()rk [ Nnte that WI h the Wi!r >hc JJ 10 JO SuhJl'CI "Itemtm to make lemporary a.;e ston for 10 yards ltnd the tally I again carraa for the extra pomt W()nhrp ilfld ( urnmun1on lU ;w A P 1' a~e ldl'ph 0 nc 30: J Or1ob"r evenrng scr vJC\:S s tar t at bt r \!1 Sunri<Jy 2 30 Rev Bro wn shtft preparatwn at Lhea7 1rna e b The Blue Devtl s came roann)( A 59 yard drtve lat e 1n the quar· M Chnsl!an Endeavur 7 15 p M Chri st ian Church •t R••dsv•ll• l7 P m W) ll ,Jt Co unty Infirmary 4 LUte We cannot chBnge mm t:ck wrth a drive of own as Everung Wor.sh1p B p M Thoma.l:l Ev e ry Smday A. M Sundav First Pret byterlen Church Mtci- p 111 Ml' tnl)ership Lram 1ng class delay Its comJng We caner o:f marched 52 yardg for a TD Lrr g<ne the Devils !h e Jead as 111 Wyatt J()hnson h , J au d 1 o rnmunwn (Jrst Sun dlep01t the llev Howa r d Ruppclt, al t h..urh IJ years and up ehange ourselves by the redeeni. _ Burl_ Smith going 12 yards Smtth wt>nt 24 yarda for the sco1e 1 11 B1ble Sthovl Supt d.Jy rnonill ~ M Church 1 past or Chur.h se houl , 9 30 Jam es but all are welcome Quarterly tng power of Chnst Jesus Som I must be 1Del (fed - _h____ He also earned for t he extra 10 11 Mmersvtlle "-\ethod1st Church, com nunron uHl nrcldu n•s thtrd Buchanon supt Mormng worship I C11 11 fl'lf nce (){'t 21 at 3 p m people miSS the hardships f wi e Thi8 1 h u km t e daily dJel pomt .Rev H M (,IUYf' i'a.-;.l(}r Hw,mtr Sunrl ~} Jn' mmth ..., (i p " 1030, obsenanre of World-W d~ 1\H 'r 5JOp m Eugene Frye pres I-ter by prepanng the> bo n - th h' what rna es ttte work ()f In the third perrod 1Gailtpolts 3 A , S d Rou sh su ·1 f d • 1 to e c urc so 1mporbnt d n ~ f u1 un '-~Y c hUJ (h l'rrath 1ng- lh v Harold c communwn wJl 1c 1re1gn stu ents Ftrst 8 ti Ch ~ uut the cold r byomes bu 10 Now th rove 7.eo ya.-..~s or tJnot 1er score P1 10 Sch()OI, l l A M 'W on;.tup Se 1 v1cc, Do~t;or I'JJ ~lu r from Oh1o Umver~.ty a>~ specl11.l H h 7. 't urch Pomeroy, I clleies to keep them w y ~ sole e codmLD(l ot winter ts a wtth Smtth gomg 27 yards for the 1 lucsday 7 30 I' ~ guests DeFtcon s ofte 11 ng to b <J P un f' 1 pa sto r, Wilham Wat gu di h f ann an mn remm er to US to prepaze TO and Gilmore carried for the Christian Church If long Bot taken af1er the 81'r vJce 6 e son su pt ctanblllcd worshlp and ar ng everyl tng rom free:dna: to meet etermty We mus t all extra pmnt In the fmal quarter l,om eve r:. Sundav 9 :JU A M WestmmstPr Youth 1<-P llO:shlm study 9 30 10 50 sermon ''}oat Shll others take off and move t-o turn to God for our strength and Wellston took over on the GalliMidway Community Church Su'lrlay School and cu, nmunwn Tuesday Deaconts~c~ 7 30 We~~ ,fliJd~. Lean SouJ?' 1100 World· ~~rida But even at this we do no1 security before II Is too late S() pohs 34 alter a bad punt and Oun Lca1.hn g Creek Hoad H.c v R. E fJrsL Sunda} l~onth 7 .... o r 'tt: nesday 6:10 Jt Ch 7 I WJd~· communton and reception of 'C nge wmter, we change our- may we all heed the call of J es us drtf went over fl"'m the one :.ard $1 00 DOWN • $1 2$ Wlllt..Y 1 hom a.~ paSI!I)r l' loyd Cleland Chur{h preac h g, thtrd Sunday I Senl()r Ch~tr 'Ill Or Olr p m new nwmbers 7 30 Youth Meetmg selves We all need to pray "God "Come unto me, all ye that larbor !me on fottrlh down Chur<:h Scrvrce 7 ~0 P M I'Ja)' C; Ln mouth 10 30 M Church com First Baptist Church Mlddl I w~ dne da v 7 30 Bible study, Does ~~ant me the seremty to aecep1 and are heavy laden and I Will GaiiiPflhs had IB £trst downs to mcotmg WLdncsd:a.y nrghl 7 :m p munwn anc p achmg - R('V part the Rev Cla remon( E H • PJ ayer CMnge God or Peopb? e things I cannot change, the giVe you rest 13 for the Rockets M l-ver}one COldJally JnY!I('{( Ha rol d C Dosier, Pastor pastor Church School 9 1!5 Fr ;;~ Thursday 7 30 Mlsslonary socJety co~ralghe to c~~ge the thmg& I can The Rulland Methodts.l Church • a m ('e(mg an e W!Suvm to know the dif 1 Rev Robel t E 1 mle r, Pas-tor 1'he Church of Chrllt K•no Cheesebrew , supt ubservanee of H r 1 fJrf>nce" r ton'ln 11• Presbyte i Sunday !jthOOI 9 30 A M George every Sunday 9 30 A M 'Sunday' Ra II Y Oily Mol mng wors hip 10 15, I ' 1 a asto r •n, sup. 1 Now Chrt.st calls World Wide communiOn Ch r, h Ralph Zundel wants us to com combee He Larson, Supt WQr~illlJ Scrnce at School lind communwn 0 1 Svllday lu munth to ' m A- M ance f'h1ldre n's ohject Jesso n ''The J W d ,.. urc sc uol B P Worl-d wmtec th let 1 m 10 3U A M · G 1 N ., 1 r "- ommunlo n I - e w n er tme of fore Jilfe In The Brightest Corner In The .Srrecus• Methodist Church Ch u rc I1 communJOn and preachmg ospe, 10 a ut She 1I sermon let.rt Fall 1 M hodl The years have a way of 81 et • 1 Ch...,.., down our hf Wh Owing Lmlu l'astur four t h Suntliiy lfl mun tb 7 ;:m p toptc Worlrl·wl(l c Comm¥mon" Fl d W k Re v Rubcnt E MIDDLEPORT ..r chur' h PI ea dun" Rev Har 6 P m Jumor anrl Sent or Youth F ~j h or man , pastor Letart and full of elf en we- are young Sunday Schtrol 9 30 A M !J~na (Jid C IJnst el i'ast')r Fellow,lup, 7 30 Evening rworshlp ha sS c ~rch school 9 30 no wor- li:Dythmg but ~he we ~~n do most 4 and baptum .. t Nlr\ae scl'mon 5 1P un aycvcnmgduetorevlval en as e body be 1 Chart•r No. 1980 Rel'ierve oc ~ tJ ICt No The Cnrhhan Church at Hem loplc "1'hJ ~ ~ ~ !he Life· Monday at East Letart Prayer serv1ce Wed- g n.sd to slow down O,f weaken we REPORT OF CONDITION Of Ioclt (~ oH c\ cl y Sunu;~y 9 30 A 7 p m ( hur< h Schn ! p ~ t T • nesd11y evening 7 30 nee to develo-p a faith and spint M S,md 111 Sehou l und cummunwu {'hrr Tea at th~ c;~Jrc~rf~r pe:r~ Apple Grove, Worship 9 30 u~l1Jfc to take the plate of fa11tng second Sunday Ill month 7 30 p cnts and le ~ ~ hus of kmd ergarten ehurch school 10 30 Prayer ser-~ ~ ~SJca F~trength OF POMEROY M churc:b prt:!at htng fourth Sun j pl I mary an<1 JllnJor rhilrh en Tuc.s vu P Sunday evemng ~, 30 th aul asked Timothy to brJng 30 In the Stet• of Oh1o, •t fh• clo•• of bus me-ss on Sept 26 19S6. day 10 month 10 30 A M church day 7 30 , LoveJov ( 11 ell' at the , East Letart, church achool, g thmlils to him - co.at, books PubhsnH Jn re~pons.e to call m•d• br I..Om~.r.,.1 rot tn~ ( , enc~, {ommunwn and preachmg-Rev home or Mrs John L\ ons Wed \\ orshtp Thursdav 7 30 PrayeT 1 parehments In these he 1n. under Section 5211, U S Rev1sed St•tuh:t~ Jl& ro ld c Dos!Br Pastur [ n<>sday, 7 30 Mid week Pray~r and SPrv tcc Sunrlay 7 30 p m Revival ~a~ded all the needs~ llfe--phys1 ·ASSETS EUB Churchea., Mornmg Star & Praasc service 8 30 r:hurch Ad i sPrYHPs now gomg on • mental and &pirlt.ual Life ia t:as h balan~~;cs With other baok.s, llli:LlHI J n~ H M't vt IJ d,u1u Enterprise, R•v. Roger Bishop sory Council 8 30 'Se mo l Ch vPlanls, church 11chool 9 30 a m nhot complete unle~s all three of and c .. s h Jtems m proccs:. of collec! Juu $ 1 JJ!l7 1700 Pas tor Mormn~ Slar SunJa:: Thursda y 6 r m f.oldt>n R~[~ WorShip 1030 a m 1tcaes1e are present The statement Umtcd Stat;•.s GO'-' t J nmeot ob llga twns, Ju• { t S\:hool g q~ A M Jv.ormng wor C la fls potlurk suppl'r at church Alfred Methocn.t, Rev. R. M. H the three netessitles of hf~ anti guan~otrt'd ~ 2 %U 216 75 sh• p at 11 A M MYF Sun day e' e 1 Mt, Moriah Baptt st Church, Mid- Grovl', paslar S S 9 30. Lloyd :~ food, cl()thmg and shelter is 1 1045 ObiJ galwn s ol Sl1lrs and I.lfllit Jc,tl 21l791Jill al8 l'rll)tr nu.•r>lrng fhurs l dPlport thi' Rev N n Bnrdon Oillm gcr, supt Worship C These are only the phys cal Olhcr bond:;, nole.s and dchrnturc~ l 112 50 tla} ev~rJJng Lnl• rpnse Sund,.y pastor Blhl~t Scholl) 9 15 Arlen~ Se t VIces at Elmwood Rest hom~ ~:cetssihes The mmd must be AFTER ATTENDING THE . $97500Q s tock u! I <:d{ J 11 I JchooJ JO 10 A M Mmnmg wor Reest• Morn Jtlg WrH sh ip 10 2 4 Sunday MYF 7 30 p m Wed- I allve also The high mcrease nt sday, 7 30 p m Prayer Service I mo mental illness today IS a testi1 17 ~11110 shJp 9 30 A M Yl at {j 30 p M 30, BTU, 6 p 111 Loans and dLJ;COUil'~ UtH'I1Hl1n g $lfi5H 41 c y 1 1dJ til 1 , II :J4lJ 4"i f,\(ntn!,( wn ., hlp : Prayet Church of th N Racine- Mbsion, Chlrles Bush onv of aur h.Jlure to take -care 7 10 ~nk prcmJ su-r: rJWncd$lfl,fri.lUOO fwml,tm mePtJOI( \\ctlnr cLt\ 7 j0 p M diPpmt thr• rt.:e ~~t'•;"~StMid· pastor Services Sund 3 y 730 and of t~e mental needs of hfe Our 1 AND BEFORE OR AFTER THAT a.nd hxluJt•s 1-13943 B4 HI H l H4 UB Cl;urche•, Lel&rt Fall I, Ro· na!>tor , Bilbl p sc~onl ~~~~0 ~:[s, Ttu ~day 7 30 nthn 1s mwH be fed on truths and TOTAL ASSl::I'S cl ]II IJ IO "i gf r Ma r1m S Slhoul Taylor supt Morn m ' wo t'!r Portland Church, Earl Custer w o csomc thtng, 1) ;j(j •·" \f Wo r \ IJJp S('l V! I' 7 I' 30 , Peuplcs ( 6 I J>·:stnr. Ass't. pastor Emth Codne; JfJ11al!y the human being JS \1 (hr rs!Jtn f-H df.tvtr ali<"Ina!c Ewnlng 5wtvJcC 730 II d StJVJcr~ Sunday BOO, Tuesday at tet"dsouSI ThcsouldarenDtbe LIABILITIES ENJOY Sund ,t\S a l 7 .to I' M lllrs ay , 7 30 no d Fnday 7 30 neg c e ·' Augusttne sard "The 7 ·30 , Pia ) Pr lH rvtl e llernand dt'pusJb of uuh vuluul s, 1Ml lie • 1'o lll)l~ CJ, 'aoul of man d b -~ '17, 1 1. ,IJ of th e Nanrene, Syn . Rutland Chure~ of NaE&ren• It was rna e Y God and and cor poialmns rust•, lloy K We ilL •m • P" lor P' t not "reNt 1Heath M•thodi!Jt ( hurch ' Mid H(>V Harold Klin•er "' "" or Sun- se lfwLII in H1m M uniJJ rt fmds It frme dl'pO:slts of tndtvHiuuls partru r~ h >l" 11 lO A 1\1 Mot mn l( 1 ;I "POll, tlw Rev I ' Hll IHt 3f! Sunliay .Sr huol R.n mnr Konk day sc hool 9 30 Luthe r S th lh -an needs God and 1 and corpuraLnmR worshcp 10 30, NY I's h 30 p M nJ(hl pa::;tor Sundo~y S{ twol 930 Su nday se houl sup! Worshlpm~O (he retemln~ love of Jesus /J cpORlis nr l •Olfr>d .Stai<'S loUYI rntnt'llf (llldtilltllg 1o~ ~ I~ ln,C!elistJc :-,• JVHe 7 111 p M, F.rnt"st Cove rt sutlt Murnme warl 30 NY·PS 6 45 Jumor eeting _ rJst T ~Gospel o.!__Je!ius Chnst • 6 p m l ll\ liaVln~HJ 48 .!OI! fi ~I "~dw sdny cvcnm g pra)cr 011'£'' ~lup 10 3CI nh crvan< e of World 45 Evangcllst;c se1 vtcerp7 30 M!d. the surbjeet of the lesson s~rmon Dt pH~tl. nf SL11I;,; IIH i noll!J ra l sulu lt\J ~ I 1 1 n~ H you're particular about food you II parttcularly 1 41 l Ji ll 711 Jn . foJ the rn1dw eck .. nd Tur~tli:J WJdr co~mmumon fl r m Sen1nr week P1aye r meetmg Wed 7 :10 an-d !he Golden Text God be mer i· Olh11 lll' tlOliJb (l~J.t !ted t~nd t<i!illl l l ~ th•~k ~ cl1 1 hke our CtuSJilC every dtsh ex pet tly prepared lflt rn n•m !) I 1vcr hou r Y0'1!h f cllow~ ~cp Motui"Y 7 Chmtian Science Soclet 14 .. ful untu us and hi c House f p Ch S W S I S W rl I y, • h ess WI and coul'!e to wm your compliments 'I 0'1 AI DLI'OSII :-i o rayer, est•r, u~t(' ""~~ av 6 30, Jun MuHlt'rry MnrnlnR ~l 1\liCE' 11 wrth IS face to >~hme upon us th t Th ~ 'i I II' I ~I '• I l !WI 'l!l day Sdwnl !) :111 A M MmnJn g LOJ dJuu 7 P m ScBJOJ ch01r Are !lJn dt rase .1nd dtath rral way may b!? known u ae y TO'IAI Ll/\BIII111-S 11 wc11 l1 1 11 A M Su ndn} P\l'nLn" Thy savmg health am! wo1 I 1 tl R l'Jncr mcclmg on Sheriff'• Su •.:: of Pe11on•l Property hons Psalms 67 12 Wgd dn I CAPITAL ACCOUNTS I h j( , d IV B p M Case No. 12,371 OVlC'fS evenmg at 8 nes ay {;.apJta) Slot k (r) ( !IIIHll• n sltJck to1tl p,t l $1001/00!Jil Chur[h of Christ, Bndfctrd The State of Ohio, Meigs County, with stde entrance located g/oom I 1' H 'Hilll frl MlllliLEl'OR'l' !'a stor B1blc {'ommon Pleas Court. 1of church open to the bl a rear I 2ND AVE Su rplu .'i $2:.J.'i Ill) ') 1)1) I rl f'V .1 Jhn WyH II 1 Undivulcd l ' tll {lt~ Sl h•,n l 9 .iO. lhUrt h r v1crs 10 30 Jackson Production Cr.cllt AHsocJ II day from 2 lO 4 p m pu IC, Man..., 15 H 5 U YQ.LtiiJ at 6 P M 11nd 1t1on, 1 corporaHon, Plaintiff, v:t 1 TOfAL I 1\I'IT/\1 t\( ( OI 'N t.., ! I l-125 J'.! 1\•Hli!~I JS I JC' sennt e Sunday eveo Thomasl . White, Defend•nt, 1'0'IAI 11/\IJILII II S A J\<U 1 \I'll \1 \I c 1Ji :'\ 1~ i•~ ') 10 0 IJ -~5 JngReedsville ilt 'l J11m'"~ Reed, Supt Cherge, Rev Fr..land In pursance or an Order of Sale h d MEMORANDA I N' on Is Pa~IOJ SHvtces nt Joppa m the tbovc entitled action, 1 o,ulJ 1 1 tl!il'o~h~; ~~~p~~('=);Nij.(nf'd tu \(! I ( l l IHI d c , ollld f i ll 9 30 A M Sundnv lit 10 20 Sun offf'r for ~ale at public auction Red Devils aggregatiOn Friday ~I f1U' t iS 00 I rlay .Srhcwl HI Long Roll om 0 20 A Ht th•• door of the Court Hou~e !n night proved to all that they are (Ill L11renre~ oan,; tit! ~ nf hnwn ahovt' 11 1 ,11 1 , ,,, ltl tlt< ,, \ I , l'rtat:hlll g ~crv1ce Ill 4F, Sun 1'011 1rro y, Oh to m tea h b ove nam one or the best all around football 1 Rohc:rt s (OR(t', asl , .'fl4 7833 day Stlt r•u! al HtN!,vlile 9 20 A Hl Luunly, ml 'Juesday, the 9th ten111 ~ In the Southeastern Ohm 1 Ufr rf th 1• 1141\; na 11 ud htl~ r1 hmnl v I M Pr~ llhJ ng lla~ ol Udober, 1066, at IOU(I a1ea as lhl'y soundly whipped 1 f!Wl'lf that the 11 h tJ Vt• ~lattm~nl c' 1111 1 101 1 , c 1u t of 1!1\ knowlt•dgr F1 nllolk a m tho foil ow 1ng •t r- C hauncey~Dovu 46-0 at Chapman and beiJcf • • Method 1tt Church, H 1rrv Billt>s , l'astur, I aurel l'IIH Sun 'CrJbcd pN.-;on.lll property 1 Onl Ftcld d.1~ SlholO I 930 {]I!~~ meeting l'ru!IUJ la1mali H 1D48 Mudd LET YOUR JEWELER BE YOUR GUIIJE hO H~ ll 'l s <'0\ I I :S t ,hJurJ' The flutland ell'ven flashed Its 10.10 I• \1Y !if'I\IJ{f' 7 UO, Pre•ch On (' 01sr: 6 (t I H C, One L1m c Jn~, fl no f' r tYN Mrctmg Wednes sp,('athr, I ll C, One !\1owcl scormg pow(! r In the person of IEl:IJN<In llohst; 11<'r d IV 7 JO ll vs lll Run Sund•y 7 f1 27 V l H C One Wagon on J1m C1 em cans scormg three R. E Rou:•:> Olrrc lur!J Bubbt 1- Oliver touchdown s, narrell Dugan, Larry St houl 10, PrPRchnuz 11 15 Warre n Plclt(•n.'i Dugan, Jerry Schoonover and Pat ShtlP or Ohlo ( ounl y ot Me t.~:~ ,~ FAIR:VIEW Sacrl PrC'nusc.s located at Thomns Eads also contributed six pomters Sworn to and subscnbNI IH•for;• 111 1 ! 11 1, .! u d d 1, , f , 1 , t ,,. , !!VIh F.dw,Jrd Gnfftth pastor Sunday L Whll t' fnnn on the 815han Keno to the Red Uevtl cause Larry Du · OUR NEW LINE OF Mroby Cflrhfy that l am oo! -an nrfu ~I ot < r~ ( !Ill ••f tlu~ 11 Ink nd . S{ htwl fl 10 a m ' Young Peoples gan also added four pu1sts after • MIAN'NlNi, I> Nul II) l'uhll • metttng 6 p m • Prcarhlltg ser !toad touchdowns My (ommJsaion C1Cplll'l:i Df'clmh< J!l~a vices 7 30 p m, prayer mce~ne SHut I'1cm1:;Cs Appraised al FALL IIIERCII.\NDISE 1 1 From th e first Rutland showed ;;;;.;;o;;;o;;;.,;_ _;;;;;;;;;;~...;....:::.:..::...:::.._______:_ _...;...:\:l':•·d:•:":'~":":.27~:l~O~p~m:._ ~, '('~S thanatHl(li.O ruunot be sold for thirdS nf that Lheir mpcrwr power by scoring 1 ; lllllllllll I bwlce In the ftrst canto, once In 11< Hl\IS OF SALE Cash the second and twice each 1n the Charle.s Rus~en. third and fourth qua1 ter~ Sh<'rHf of Meigs Counly Ohto M D Webster, Atiarney 1 Pa.t Eads, Lawrence HyseiJ and !Ol 8 22 (10) 6 I John Je-ffc1 s werp oUtl'ltanrl 1n1 for the Red Devils de.fenslvcly whll~ Qremcans' runnmg: was unusually FOR THE LEGAL NOTICE I fOod despite heavy defensive pres Pl~•t.s I I . , at ·Y • . e ' • enttne WIATHIR : Oh._: Fair,......, lfiCI \WiiftiiF ....., fair tn NUIII, ,.,., ......, a..rth witt. ~ ,._.... ehowo • ..... lake •rlf I 1 ~~~:~~ ~~:~:~ i~~~~~TI M~~v ~M~~ool ~~; ~! 0~ ~:\l;:e:sy~~;~:!~ w~~t ~gi,/Ds:;r JllU#J~~~~ ~~~r-h ~ :l~b~e1 \~nc:v~~~~o:~d: ;:~\;'~~:~:bf; ~~ethwmter, ·~ ;~.t ~d ~or ~\1tnLsft:r J;k':i~pb Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, October 8, 1956 NO 149 consequ:ncc~r ~e flr~t Sund~y ~~ : a~ ~p(•nk I I VOL VIII ~c wt!: Age~ WI~~ 1 'j NEW YORK UP - Don pitched the flnt ..-feet a World Serl•s toc&.y " t'e York Yank.- dltfemd th• lyn Dodprt 2 0 In tM fifth of tlte 1156 serl.._ I' BAKER FURNITURE li~ond o~crv- foY oJ' R~v I 1 The Pomeroy National Bank 11 1 1 oan~ee 11 1 suhdiVI ,J >JI~ llllllg Cort:~~e~~.~~a~k(llncliudJng ~upt 1 l Church of Your Choice SUNDAY OUTING 1 ~.~ Pu~tor rnd~) Yo.UJI~ ~11( rl:lh~lp ~5 18 ~~~ ""'h 76 WI ~, 1 ~n Rut land p nwelm~ serv~oee To 46-u VI'ctory Over Chauncey ~~ allart~, MARTIIIt..l RESTAURANT ·~ Read~n ~;,.-;;;;;;;;;;,:~~~--;.-;.--;;~~-==::;::;;::;:=:;;::=:;;::::::;::;::::;::::;:::;::======::;::;;;;;::;:k:~ J I • For The Gifts YOU GIVE WITH PRIDE SEE \\,Jo~I~S I'Ill i 4~ ___ $970 00 FOR THE IN FOURTEEN HUNDRED NINETY. TWO ASAILOR NAMED COLOMBO FED HIS CREW ON GOOD FRESH When he landed un thl• lrec soil America - - 'I he N t' W The only thing thot he could think fOIF U\'1; Must bo good !or you:" SPRING HILL DAIRY WE LIKE MILK QV.4LITY flWi'l' AurAl.~ TOO OR FOR SOME SPECIAL OCCASION -WE HAVE IT y p1n~u.mce BECAUSE HE WAS NO DUMBO! gnod 1 •" l'('t 111 nf ~ale Cash 111 hand on ~~~eh:;:~~~~~n~:g ~~:~ncey rtc a rved D DIAMONDS - - --;~ 1 SILVER AND OTHER BRANDS SEE OUR. NEW LINE I Funrra1 srn:tc~s will be held al Estate of Fr•nctl W. P•rker, also p m Monda\ for Mrs Av~ry known I I 'rankl• Park.r, Robt'rts, 69 , SvracUISI' who dted at N deuped 11 30 a m loday tn Holzer Hos 1 Utt' " l<l hereby g1vcn. l h.1t I 1ntnl The se1vJCC!.!l Will be held m Ethtl M StU>u~ whose put~t u!hcc the ~ethod1~t Chwch at Syraruse Rdrr ,., 1s Coolville, Ohto, H D I w1th hu1ial to be made In Letart 3 h.c ~ hc-(' n duly ~ppolnted a.~ Ad Cemctcr:. Jllllli,I!Atlix; of the estate of Flan· <r~ W Parkrr late of Meigs lolunh Ohio (le<:eased. Survivmg are a grand~on Phil· Da!NI this 20th day of &-lth Ill tp Robet ts Raelnl', two bro~hers, brt 1956 Ernest Bartels, Hunhngtun and John c B<~co n Emmett Bartels, S)'racUS<! 12. I COSTUME JEWELRY · ;. .-------------------·------------------·--11 ,g, .!2 2~ I . tlO) MeiJs 0 3t.c Coul'l'ty Ohio • Fuu,.ral FriendsHom~ mav untd call nouu at theAtouda> Ewmg $15 up FEATURING OUR. BEAUTIFUL ForThatChristmos Lay-Away BOUTIQUES Come In Today! B. H. SANBORN I Judge of the Probate Cuurl THE PROPER International I Admlnlt~etrix SILVER IS WE HAVE A NEW SUPPLY 1 MILL I'~ JEWELRY STORE ' tiN KIUID,' elg'bt of one family, 18 the toll of tht1 headon colllsiol) near Muncte, Ind. Five vtetiml It• mear the wreck. Am9n1 vlctlma were Mr. and Mr11 Fred Beal of Muncie, their four children, and Bea.l'• mother and lllter. State pollee aaid Bea.l'a car veered lilto opposite lane a.a it rounded a curve, and~ Into. a car driven by Thoma& P. Burna of Keystone. Ind. Bums, traveling alone, waa kUled. and JeiH W. ;prtce, riding with the Beata. also W88 killed. ( lnt~ BOIU&dJJI.otoJ ay Early R~ports Of Two Plane Collision Ruled Out By OSP LOGAN, 0 (UP) - A Jet atrpl.ane attached lo the Air Transport Command crashed and burned today m the hilly area 24 miles northeast of here near Bristol The State Htgh· way Patrol reported the pilot balled out safely Ftrst reports mdicated two planes may have collided In ntght Highway patrolmen later satd that Witnesses wbb saw the plane fallJng m1y -t~ale- . bed ~onrused about a part falling oft CINCJN~>tm, Ohio UP - World wtde tests v.ill begin n ext year OD a newly · developed poho vaccme that can be taken through the mouth tn a pleasant - tashnQ syrup • Mass Js Cool Air • Reported Movmg Toward This Area the plane , thanking Jt Wll another aircraft .Highway patrolmen slld they had talked to the polo! ci the plant and be reported be~· uninjured. Announcement o.f the tests, ~~:;;ane was d.:,ohahed aDd stdered by medical ex:perts to of maJor Importance wu ma•le -1 The fu·st report that two plu~ by Dr Albert B Sabin, Un1ver· A new mas& of cool atr moved had collided m flllbt was s1ty of Cmctnnati screntlst southeastward out of Canada over bol5lered by a seeond eolumn of Sabm said he hoped the lMJOJ Montana and the western Dakotas smoke seen tn the viciDlty. HowWill show that one dose of today ever, tb11 p"oved to be only a vaccine Is all thAt's needed to pro.&tone cl'UIIIIer m operallon The cooLer Ill' \US expetted to vtde h£ebme protection, or at The ptlot of the downed. alJUaft reach 1nto tbe Great Lake» region leaNt for many years of a person's reported be was "de f ini t el7 southward l!hroug.b Nebraska and life alone," the p~trol said dunng the day. The Sabin vaceme. which Cltve C Keebaugh. 55, dted suddenly of a h""rt attack at g1ven orally, dtffers from ... < ..... ~. Volunteer f1remen. at Shawnee Meanwb1lt> a second mass of reported. the plaae fell lata a hts home in Sumner, near Chester, Saturday JUSt betore mtd- vaccine tn that 1t utJlb:cs cool Rtr, which had b1anketed the Police Ch1ef W T Tharn of poho vtrus 'J1he strain Is wt.Mken- "" Mtdwl!sl, extended to the Atbfl!lc W(loded hoUow on tb~r O"DDnne11 New Haven and Mc:~3on has t!Jti.ued night Pomeroy Emergency Squad members were called but ed so tha~ It provides lmmuntty Coasl and covered the eastern por- fann about seven ~Ilea south ol. a warmn~ to all persons concern were unable to 1ev1ve Mr Keebaugh Without danger trJ the human He wa s b:.1rn In Heml«k Grove tion of the natJon from Lake Mklh- Ntw Lexmgton ~ satd a wing ing the celebra.hon of the Halloelf the plane Jande m a eemebody. and was the son of the late Wtl•gan and southward Into Tnu. ween season thJs year tery at Shawnee, indlntillg tile ham C and Lucy Cadle Kec-baugh Thom iatd that two mghb only & the f-relih C a n a d i a n all' plaM may b!'!ve elQ)lodl!ltu tucht. would be devoted to trJ£k or treat <the pllot Jalllled n..,-Wiltflt.., Survivors tnclude l\LS wile, Lou· moved acrOI'!I the border, a IIOlke-and that acliVthes QD tbose two 1st, two children, Marv1n and Mrs ible waroung oc:cured 1n the F~dae. some 10 mllea !fOill '!lllere n.tghts must be_d~e. wttbin the law atw. from ~~ eastern Dakotq_ to tlt.e plane wreckaJ: ~4-o:Jwithout any "f!"o;!l$ ol plOII Lake '"f4k,htga.n aod JOuthwestWan:l !lrnlldch•tdf.ol:~'Oi!•cl!lllt:hter, J.•JP Lloyd i\lJllller, two erty The ~..,.._ltpittd. ~e through New MeXICO. Lou1se, d1ed 1n mtancy o~t()ber 30 ltrd 6(1tot,er '31 The cool a1r also was pushing the Fnenda may call at the Raw further He satd also tl\at there WLII be Five arrests were recorded bv warmer arr southeastward to extra police 10 both,1townll m the Middleport police ()ver the week Ungs .. Coats Funeral Home where the poho v1rus" cause hLgher temperatures from "Thus," he said "If large scale Halloween seBHon wan:hmg f()t' per end all on charges of antoxtcatwn sr.rvJces WLll be held Tuesday at the eastern Great Lakes through the 1md for sons who destroy properly soap and authorities were also on the two o'clock wtth the Rev Joe B treatment IS giVen the Ohio Valley, Tennessee, KanwmdOW.!l, set lip raid blocb, or lookout fC\r a pair o€ rock throw Maffatt, Athens Offtclatlng Burial vtrus tnfectlon Is. ehmmated." sas and Oklahoma. wlll be in the Kce-baugb Cemetery Sabin satd tests will start next tear down signs mg teen agers m the cammumty The chief war-ned that all par· J{eebaugh had bceh In busmes:. year in several foreign cduntrles A huUdlng tltat lnekecl like on The rock throwing mc1dents f()t the past eleven }ears In Pome- as well as the United States He ents will be responsible for the alley apparently caUJfd a collWOD acuon ()f chLtdre{l under 18 years wh1ch saw two wmdows broken out roy where he owned and operated s.atd 100 persons will be gJven the Dean W. A Lewis, 79, of Rto Grande College died Sunday early SuntH.y moroiDC in Rueland of age and that pare11ts W'lll be m Mi~dleport homes ehc1ted :. the Leg10n Auto Sales Company vacctne f1rst and 1.hen perhaps"500 that resulted 1n an estimated total evening at Holzer Hospital where he had b~en & patient for warning fr()m MLddlepart Chtef of arrcslcr and vnll pay for any dam· He bad bePn a car salesman for more - - - - - - - - of 11100 damoges, Sheriff Cborlea Poltcc Russell Ba1ley that tf such the past three weeks Hts tllness had extended over a period age done by th&lt children thirty years and had worked for lluPeU reported today • xAll persons cauaht vlolabng pro- that cpuncil Wlil be asked to rush of more than a year pnor to entermg the hospttal R. H R-'WI<ng• and Snn• Com The well known educator, wa s perty durmg t}le season Will be an ordltiance to tn\'oke a 9 p m the l a·'MDce Napper, Rt. 1, JfPtenpany M1dcUeport, and t.hc Pomedralt With according to the law, cui-few throu&h the Halloween a graduate or Rw Grande , rel'E'IV Yille, while d.rivinc aouth throulh "Things must be tough all roy Chevrolet Company He was a season cd hiS Maste r~ Degree from Oh10 the pohce chtet warned Rutland t1lr'ltt!d mto a 11de at.reet member of the Pomeroy Gun Club Stale U'rmersJty and had studted over," stgbed Deputy Sheriff Jed one block from tbe maiD lntenee. Arrested durmg the weekend for h1s Doctor s Degree at Nev; Webster today as he reported the Uon, tben IWUDI soutlb agalD were Asle Searles, 65 of MiddleJliLhng of Glenver Boggess, SyraYork Umvemly whue 1t looked like an alley ex· port, Samuel McKmne~, 3:9, Mid cuse on a charge of stealing a 1sted, the Sheriff'! report said. dleport, Frank Vanan, 41. MiddleHe v.as a member of the Honor steel culvert ' JERUSALEM lst acl UP Instead, there was a bu11ineu port, Vt,gmLa Kennedy, 38, Mtd ary Fratermtv of Phi Delta Kappa, Offlctals satd today thai a verdtd Boggess was arrested Sunday building owoed by Mn Etbel dleport .nd James Ned Call 42, Simpson Chapel MethodJst Church Will be announced next Thursda} evemng by Constable W T Hend· Jackson, M1ddleport, Route 1. Middleport all on mtoxlcatwn Leaders of H(lmc Demonstration where he was a lay leader, the on Franees Mary Hogan 29 of r1x on a warrent .n gned by Mayor There were no lnJurlee, 1nd no charges. Mens' Brotherhood, Centerville 115 26th Ave Huntmgton W Va Clubs m Metgs Co unty wtU meet William Thuener of Syracuse aft- ebarges were filed. DaiDAges to Sptlngs Lodge Monah Counc1l Arch and ey the culvert, part of material Napper's 1958 auto Will estimated accused of spyJDg in Israel for tomorrow at the llork Mergs Couty farmers are Invited McKmney and Kennedy are out Grange hall for a work 9nd dem- Select Masons of Galllpohs Chap- for the Jocal mumctpal waterworks 1t $ii00; to tbe bulldoog $400. Two men arrested for traffic Syna to attend a special Corn Field on $1i!~ bonds and slated for aponstratmn sesswn on "dry mater· ter vtohtions by t.l\e State Highway Her tnul end~:d last weekend Day at the farm of Thomas D and pearances before Middleport May not yet 1D place turned up mlsa1ng Patrol Ft~day, Alfred Sprouse and but her 1dent11y had· been con Jals" decora t wn 1deas The County J1il also holds Dwa1ne Sayre on State Route 338 or C 0 Ftsher Surv1vmg arc hiS w1fe Mary Fnday Mrs JlowaJ d Nolan, loca1 home Jimm~ McCoy, are free on bond cealed unlll then as "Mrs X" A Chas A Lnn.s, 28, G«Uipohs, Rt 1 In the Great Bend area below Lmtner LewJ.,, one daughter, Mra 1lhe ACCUSed IS In Metgs County for ldVes\igattOD today and scheduled to appear be- mask htd her face throughout the economist, as~>Jsted by Mra. Jtmes RoiiJs Thelma) Ewmg of Colum· on ebarps of Podtland th1s Thllrsday, 1 30 p m s T•tus, Rutland w1ll conduct the bus and one grand daughter JaJI and Will appear before JusLJee dJsturbinc the peace followinl bi.t fore Mayor E. F Robmson next tnal PEOPLES ILL This event ts sponsored by the of Peace Roland T Grmdley on 8 alTe&t nelt' a loe~~l roadsuie lAY. Authonhes sa1d M15s Hosan ar instructton Racine Vocational • Agncultural Justice of the Peace Percy Peo Saturday mght Bas1t theme to be s'ud1ed JS "Us· Funeral serv1ccs wtlt be held charge of larct'-ny later this week em early Sunday morning Dept and the Meig:s_ County Ex· p1es, Unton Avenue,. Pomeroy ,Is Sprouse ts charged with driving rtved m Isreal and posed as a A man gtvlng the name of Viy. confmed to h1s b,ome w1th 11Inw wtthout a valid operators hcense tourrsl, but 1n actuahty had spied mg the prope r ront~ mer wllh the Wednesda~ at l 30 p m m !he tcns1on S4!rvice. tan Ohver Parkersburg, W, Va , FoUT different Ohio Ct:rtdied according to announcemet made and MoCoy with passmg m a re- for the Arabs Thcv said she used propel' mateiLal s fur Lhf' proper Commumty Hall on the campus of an aha~, callmg herscll Josephme place In Pw home ' accmdmg to llJO Glande Collf•ge The bod~ w1ll " stricted passing area . arrested by the St1te HilhWiy PaFunk lnd De.Kalb hybrids will be today. \Irs Nolan Abusawwr he m stale on'' hour befot c tht trol Sunday on Rt 7 was released 5hown Yield checks will be availSome o flhc umrr unus ual dry sen It cs Tall, Shm wtth ;m oval face and on S'75 bond for later appflll'ance abe for comparison as wtl the rna· materials alt('ntirnls au~ asked to neatl~ brut)hed brown ha1r, au rn Ju:st1~e of Peace Perey ~plea' tur1ty If eaeh hy1hrld Off1uatmg at th l' ritc:s \\ i ll hi' bnng, mcludr .t\lrat'll'-'~" t lll n11talks th()rtllCS sa1d she had traveled Court He was charged wlth unThere are two dtUerent rates o! here on U S passport number cones bueekf's mtert' ~t tnl!: pieces D1 F- ugcnP l\ llV. bcJ rv of Imlian,1 safe operatlcn, partunr on e state fcrtlhzalwn In the field A comand many a~•l''ed b ~ Hn GrOJJe H<Jlcumb 551-02 She n _•g1stere(l ,m Jeru of wood, cockscmnb highway and ra.tlure to obey a lawpartson of the value uf use chem and Rt'\ LutheJ Ttaccy bdlh nf The case of Kenneth Mohler, 17. ful order of a pohce oflleer. others salem's YMCA as MISs Mary cal wetC'd cont10! ts also shown 1 Hours w.ll br 10 ~ m to 3 p RIO Grande of Rt 1 Middleport. charged w1th Frances Hogan, of the Buntmgton The fu~ld on which the compa:n m , wtLb ever) one b1 mgmg a sack larceny, was cOntmued tod1y by address llUI 1al wtll b~ made I ll Ca lvar} son's are made Is part of the )lrO Proba te Judge John C Bacon uD· OffiCials satd she was marne;! lunch C(metcn un dtr lh r d1 rcc wn of Ject program of Dwa1ne Sayre m 1953 to Ghnlcb K.1yalt, an ofh Stted Thomas Funcc al Sen JC' s of ttl tomorrow c1al m the Svnan fotc1gn of!Jcc lhucm~n CJNCJNNATI, 0 UP Prod· B::tcon said more hme was need· She was dC!iCTi bed as an accum J< ruwb mav ~ . I I ;~.t the funeral uce cd for mvcsligahon piLshed hngmst , wtth a knowledge home aftt'l 1 p m Tucs da ~ Eltgs, large eggs 1 2 c lower; of seven langual(es and a docto r Mo hler 1s accused of being In· prices at farms, consufners, wh1te of ~htlosophy m Middle Eastern volved 1n the steahng of equ~p­ and brown, A JUmbos 46-49; A affa1rs mrnt valued at $500 from a sl.nugb· large 44-48, A medmms 27..00 A After her maruag c, ofrJclals ter home on Vad1ng Creek own- small 1g..21, B large 315 38 FOB .81lld "he was conver!ed In I..lam ed by John Boyd Cincinnati A large 49-52; meand changed her n,lflH' ro Jo~f' diUms 33-36 Countv f>e-putv Shrr1ff Jed Web State Auditor Jemts A. Rlhodes phme She Q~td nu children Chickens offenngs l1bcral all stcr who aN«'stcd Mohler satd Junmr Templ1 I 111 l' nmeroy, IS annOl~nced today Lhe second diS,· Se applied lo the rsrac/1 con fryers 3-3'1: lb 151f.! 18 classes. some of thf' stolrn goods was lolrtbulmn ()f 19M motor vr.hu~le h· sulate on (ypru:-; for an Israrh st!tlng Ill lotJnio 11l tnrlay watt hens, over ~ 1b 13·14 hens 5 lh catl'd and 1denlthet.l at a local ccnsc feu, totahng $10,!'75,862.50 visa, and ill rtved m Lhl6 count1 \ 1ng Jl:ranrl 111 , t! n11 till a cbatge Pomero) poltC(' fn un d Iilii ~ under 13, hens light t'IPe lJ. and last Sept 19 She was ar1ested m of non suppOII to counties. cttle& and villages w1ong \\Ill\ ;m )onr o\ r r th e past JUnk 3-a1d 12, old roosters liH 1 He was bonml o\ , umlt·1 $SOU week end !lne art t ~t h<~vmg been 1 Th 1s mak u a total of $40.&».Tel Aviv on S'•pt 20. OJ'HJ d.ty b1e Meanwhtl c \ht' cnolu·t th1s morn Turkeys, toms, 26 lb and up 23-' Onnd. from I u•t c r 1f l'r,ICc RolJ IRO 30 pa1d out this year from the for~ h('r Intended d~par~u rr made for mtoxJcat Joll an d an other mg rulrd that 8 weeks old Jeff- 24 toms under 26 lh 22·23 hens.. 1 and Gnnd l~y ~ t •H'I t sawrda} OHtclals sa td she spf' nl almos 1956 license m u n~y J e} Spencer son of Mr and Mrs 251.2-261,1, fcyer-roa.stera, 10 lb aod for spePdJn~ In May S.'l0,59~ 29'7 40 went to her enflre vmt to llsrcal 1n VlSif ~ Chnton Spencer he placed ID the under 2S-26 Rtchard Jre nhnw l'oomcroy, was e11re of th t Ch1ld Welfare Board rotlnhes and mumelpalibes, with to such places as Jazareth Jaffa Tickets Avail.thlc Butter, 90 score 68 released on $:.!U bond from county and that Wand<~ Luteman, 15 be $5 CWO 000 more gmng to counties Be1t and Salata , allegrctly gather Jail a fter be n~ 1rrr,ttd by Hem·y mg m{Olma{ton on condrhons o( t'or lllinoi• (,tm<' and townshtps In July COLUMBI IS il 11 1' ~ Ohio Werry on the 1ntnx11 a !Jon charge rrlm n~d to R1chl an d County In the EMER~ENCY RUN MADI ro rthe second county· Arabs m l!!racl and endeavonng cmtndy of· ht'l fat her dJ«tribuUon are gomg to Pomeroy Emergency squad•s to measure their loyally to the Is State fan !\ \~ ho h n t have t Jckets Icenhow w1ll gn hrfnrP Ma yoJ E Ml ss Lutcman had been held lo thts wc<'k s ~n e w at llhnors F Robmson , Tuc~d ~~ ntg ht treasurers, and the- county ueli government Sunday evenmg run to East Sb&de hrre on ll t•har~c of dellnqurncy w1ll make tbe distri.bu· Her trail was held m secret w1th slrll have a { h 1m 1 In ).(C t them was rast, but not fasL enough to foiiOWill Ji: hrr ane~t tn c11mpany Werry also Jlllllt d duwn Ra) Bob Ra•.s os\1 tltki•l duector, and vtltages Benjamm Halcvy as presJdent beat the 11lork A baby was born Hill Bovtot party bo.. Ntklta Kllrullh<:h.. (left), Y_.Ja¥ m()nd S P1ercr , :-iuiHia~ Hight at w1th Mn Spc·nccr Mrs ~pencer say that al!h111 };11 flhJo Stat(''s •m•oUTII'i:olrl~ lo area counTh~ prosecutor was Atty Grn to Mr and Mrs Tom Burke besf'n!t'nced to four Preeident TitD and Soviet Pn~tnler Niiolat BulJanln atrollinJ •t 1 a m on ~ ch<u gr of spcedmg has been Galha, fore the sqUad artlved They placHa1m Cohen and defense aU OJ ne} 4000 ttckel s ,tllolllt• nt ~~ go ne Ill· Yalta. a P.tllirlna thi.t ll billed u a ne&tlon. Report~ have lt. month~ m lh1 Women's Rcforma P1erce also wtll ht' ~ ~ the Mayor's Hock1ng, $7.3 449 50 was Tel Avtv law)'er M Knh. 1no1s still ha :. \OlHIO ttckets left al ed a eaU for a doctor however, that ~elr hea.da an together over weakening f# Khrulh• tory at M~~~~~Lllr Court Tue~day mght $3 60 each cbeV'I bold tn tilt Rrnrlet. \o tnti1"MUottal ~--otoJ Ill" Vi,ton.is~:;;~~~p~,t~ke, $31,995. and Warning Issued On Halloween Season Pranks C. C. Keebaugh Fatally Stricken With Heart Attack Saturday Five Arrested In Middleport ihlrurg Weekend [f:t~~ ~~~:~~~~~~[~~; 1 ~~.~~~~~fO.t~~o ~l&(:two~, Rio Grande College Dean-~ewis Dies In Hospital At Gallipolis Syracuse Man Is Meigs Farmers Are Invited To Corn Field Day Two Traffic Violators Are Artested Huntingtoll Woman Tri"ed In Israel As Spy Coofused'Jhjfa Crashes Car Into Rutland BUilding Jailed For Theft Of Steel Culvert Demonstration Club Leaders Meet Tomorrow Juvenile Case Continued For Investigation - -- - VACATION, OR SOMETHING \1arket Reports ANNIVERSARY h Cl , 'I NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT 25th GIFT eat o1ms Mrs • AdntHIJ~!J a tor of the I ' '"'' of &lory "'"" I A llcki.Hld dQ<tiScd very R0berts, 68 \I0)568 3tc · ! At Holzer Hospital "'"Uo ,rv I< '·''' Stnekland Gallipolis, Ohio t;, 1 In of ar. order of the 1 to stop P1nb,1t1 CJmrt of Melg;~ t:Olinty Ohto I wtll offct· for sale at rn' Stotts and Wilson of Chauncey ! YH! r ~.tit on Monday, October 8 were standouts on defense for the 1956 .•t the home of the late j los-en M11 l \ Al\na Strickland dccrast•o I 1hf' hou~t hold goods lnd houseScore by quarters hold fur nklurc belonging tn the Rutland 14 6 13 IS - 46 ~ ~ t 1tr f Hary AJv~ra Strlcklund, Chauncey 0 0 0 0 - 0 dt u btd MILK '"Wiiat' ~ Bride Graduate Birthday Anniversary HUNTING FOR A COP Newly Polio Vaccine o Be Given Tests ~s t~ SINGLE COPY -5c · BUSIN:I!SS PHONE 398 ane og~n ,r y Hurls No ltitter To Stop Dodgers the~r ' \t f t y.,... Somewhat ............. ... nlffhl. C"'dot' T-r. t..ow • t . tdtht .w. nortt: .. ...., w • ... ........ IOU'Itt. . .y MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pomeroy Ma.n Is Bound To Jury On Non-Support State In Second Distribution Of License Fees All - ___ .,.. .. _ ' ·1 Two Are Arrested During Weekend By Local Police A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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