http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/34a78edfa5d759c3fd3f3f631898c086.pdf 1a54e0b99bb85bce63b46e9fe080bf13 PDF Text Text . ... ......... . ...... ' .... .. .... ~ , .._..._ ......... •.• ~"'-- . • f'~-----------------------------, 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 11, 1B56 SPECIAl! Lewis-Manley Auxiliary To Dine Nov. 5th FRESH GROUND BEEF 41b.$1.00 AT SIMONS I SKINlESS WIENERS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 49t SLICED SLJCED .. ·.. announced for Tuesday, Oct, ,30 from 10 a. m. to 3 p, m. Members are to lake a sack lunch and coffee will be provided. Mrs. Ronald Springer wam welcomed ae a I g_ue&t , Mr9. Charles Joli <-1. guf'lit. The Bloodmobda De-voted .. lb. 39c Reed MARKET W. MAIN ST. JOWl BACON GM 98« POMEROY OCTOBER 15 un11eat Senator Mone, eapeeially, (l•ten~aUcm41JJ ' Lucille Bearbs Hawklno, Pomero,. Society Editor Eleanor s. Sebaaf, Mlddlep<lrl Society Editor-Phone 6079 .io uiili the, ·Servicemen Sehaeket Clinic. another of their FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO.coun~y mtl.rmary Oct. 21 whe~ the · for the year. The meetLovfJOY Cn'Citt of tbc U. tr. san. , iut closed with a poem by Mra Pvt. Delbert H. Milan. whose wife b~ro Missionary Society or tbe if:U~e. . Alberta lives in Syracuse, Ohio, Ftrst Baptist Church met tbiJ The hoatesaes served cake, ice recently wa.s graduated from the week at the home of Mrs. Johq cream ID.d atrawberrie8 , nuts and construction machine operator's Lyo~ wU)l Mt11. James Pullen cOftoe to m~1 1 and juests. co,w se at Fort Lef!anl Wood. tbe ~hOstess. were Mrs. Luman, Mrs. llllaa:~p1 ,Ltr~~ 'o ~?P,e~a~e MCMaster, tractor scrapers ant;t: .road 'g'Niilet-s. ANNIVERS4RY ' &8D9 •19D8 1' ~ •.1 Mi!~~entered th~ A1·my in May I A.AJ'', 'SuP!lr-Right - <iholee · A&P Super-Right euts, Extra Lean, Loin End1 .' PO LOI s 47c A&P Pork Lolna are aeleeled from plump, youa1, lriiiD-Ied porken lb • extra lean, H• -Pork Roast · · lb. 4Sc Tender, S!eer Beef' CHUC A&P Super-Right . . Lean Cholre cut• Cellter Rib Pork Chops ·· lb. 65c A.&P Super-Right • Cholee Center Sllees In' F11ll Shank Half 'WHOLE HAM . . . lb. 45< BUTT HALF .. . , lb. 49< A&P Super-Right . . Steer Beel, Well Trimmed! ROUND OR ENGLISH ... Ill , ...... llwdy. was the toplc of the pljPJram by Mrs. Smitb &B&isted by Mrs. Senm Blazewicz, Mra. Martha Hdlited 1nd Mu Elizabeth Davis. Prayer by Mrs. Earl Brown concluded the program. Durinf the business it IYas an· nounced that the thank offering .would be taken at the November meetlnt. New books for use in the Society were ordered purehaaed. lb. 39c Roast · · lb. 55c 1· 0 ROAST Fresh Ham .· · lb. 39c Ira tood! Trimmed ol e1eeaa fat! . of -;t)Js y~ a11d completed basic tralllilng here, T~ 22-year-old soldier was grad~d,jrom ;Jtutland High school in- 18Gf( !IIS parents, Mr. and Mrs. De~bel'i A. Milan, live on Rt. 1, Langsville. ~ w..-J.... oltlltra• : . "'""' 13!1 ... whJto. bock blut dtnlm , . . ' SanloriiOd, complttol) . Triple tlitdltd and ,.InforM wfth nonoteratch,, · ~walhablt. '"".,....., ri- .. ;..... pocktlt. Zipper cl0111 ... \ ............. bock pocktlt.\.. to18 . . '. .. "h •• ,.; GRAPES 2 ·lb•.:'~~~c • "'. OHIO F-y W'-nala • AJed Swiss Chene ·SUeed or Pleee 35c lb. Ice Cream FRESH DAILY SPrctAL 2doz. 39c FRESH FROZt:N APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH Morton's Pies · · · · · · · · · · · .. · .. 2- 24oz size 95c 811100TH, RICII Cllelee • ,.....,. . . c···- Sugar Donuts New Potatoes · .... · .. ·.. 50 LB. BAG $1.39 A6P'8 MARVEL .. •••••h-· JANE PARKER .. LIGHT, TENDER INDIANA. U.S. NO. 1 lb. 49c · ·,United StateS In· · Dema~d On Russia .. U.S. NO. 1 .... JONA.THA.N APPLES 3 J•n• Perlcw S,.Ciel - ~6ai.Plg.69c Pure Cider, Ohio~· Fllltst · ·· · ' .. · · pilau 79c --.ch..... . 11>. s . Ul 01 ena S,. .. • ol!ly Uc Yellow Popeorn • !lilt. llle PEAS _. 2·18 01. eons 35e t'udge Cook!" .• pq !5c Spaclet- Anlft P • Julee ... 2-41 oa. eana 5k CORN . . lHI 01. eons 33e Ketehup 2.18 611 btla 39< Ann POM __ PuN ~r• Juice, A&P lrond Mlrfflr Brantl P. .ch, PlnHP-" Nrlc.t Grapefruit 2-48 oz. eans 4k Sweet Pleklea %1 OL jar 33e A&P lr•Rd Or•n11 An" Page - WITH POII:K , A&P lrtn41 Grape Julee • 24 oL bll. !Oe BEANS .. 4-31 01. . · l.tb: ura 89e r i ean 41c Preserves .. l ,lll.ju 49e Sauce 2·15\i & eans 30. '. M~rkcts Super - " '.' .:.L1 ...1. ' ._t, ..r ' BA.K'R MAKE IT TASTE BmEB. ,. FU!l,Nit.QRE Ia 'I'D Jlrlllllet* Coruer Ia •.. , . , ;:·m :n' ---l:. ~"":' . - · . • ' ' ..................... > AnnPattSNIMttl~ A.J> I luac:iouaHolaum-qheeseburqer-everywomc · fo~ hetaeU,Jfhen d&licious H:llaum make~ sand-,, wtChea 10 manelolllL B~y 10!UHo!Jum.today.J . . \ .. Rich _ $pKI1I JeM Ptrk•r Nl.lett . Slae'• bone•t.ahouf grabbing thelDJ . Bar Coke , . apeelll 33e Gran Giant A&P Brend Tom1to Julee . . 2-4801. eaai llle '' . Splc;y tc•• Spefthh R..•lo Topt-Poptl Yellow - _ .• .,..wl..... ln Pumpkh• Plo .. .. ,, MIUD!&POB~ ,---~--.,' · ~. Serve led uto ' ·~ it witJ- \, I' Distress Signals Are Picked Up 150 Miles North Of The Azores IanWNDON U.S. <earcb planes ronverged today oo area 150 miles north of the Awrea wbere repealed SOS of ten miles, • Plans_ were !bade ~ Area Vhlltlllty Gool The weatber in the nea wu good with scattered to brobu clouds at 2,000 feet and villibill&J 'Phe Daily Sentinel B. H. Sanborn Lovejby Circle Plans Vi5it To Th~ Infirm., ·vorl ! The Air Foree aaid plaaes streaking to the area from the Legens bast:. usf!d a mid-oceu ltop on tbe fli&:bt from Britain io the United Statu. Tra.DJ-World AirJine• announced in Sbaanoa it wu ~ndiq tbree of ita alttraft to Join in tbe aeareb. '. ' WHITHER the DemocJ:atll rttaln tbtlr 1Um ccmtrol at the Senate or Joae It to the RepubUcana lllnges on theee alx key Sell&te tobte.lrr, the way political tterl .ee1 lt. Washington and Oregon ahape up aa ..th~ holteat ba.tUetfttuadt, The. GOP would like to ' the same t)1»e traumiUed from survival equipment prrled bv all Amerkan mllltarr plmM. He aaid they were definiteiJ dlstre.sa signals. \ltSTERN JEAKS \ nltht in 4h. • An Air Foree spokesman said the signals appeared to be of .K. suaD 5LB. Jwtaiest. . .Of 'J!Iae M!eip-JJ•- Are. 70t. ........... Ltw plane. •bey.: re FUN to we.nr . ,. . when th~y·re · 5 r, 'J'he 18 ... ilidl..,. lftd .... signala raised hope there may be survivors aDIOllll tbe 59 Americans miBslng aboard • Mililary Air Transport Service • . 0 Ohlr. .............. (UP) - • EGGS . 3 doz. $1.15 Pork Sausage· 3 lb $) ......t..,,............ ... anes hostessn, Mrs. Everett· 'nlomas. Mrs. Barnitz, Mrs. Earl Olivei and Mrs. Leverett Rou.sh. COLORADO IS COMING • Hl1h A deuert course in keeping with Hallowf'en Wils served by the PULL'BtvS - 3.. DOZ. PURE 51 kitchen. "Quiet ·0.)'" wu chu~h Bentl ty and Mrs. Emma Bland, and ttlcy s•rvtd a fried chicken lunch, l'lalad . pumpkin pil' and coffee to the members and 1ne SLICED BOlOGNA .. · .. · Durin& the busln"ess a report w.as given on the stoves and It was voted to purcttlse two for the Mrs . Gcrtrurle Butler, Mrs. Naomi HOUSE BACON · ·.. · .. · ·.. .. _lb. SSe WaATHaR, Metbodlat pic, "The Isl~t~r.d Awaill His Word ." A reading, "Group Fellowship in Prayer)' was given by Mrs. c . E. w. Downie, the apiritual Ufe secretary. Miss Lucretia Genh.f'imer showed a f.Um ''Ciu1JtiaD Youth in Southeast Alia" l'howtna: its jungles, Its politieal unreat, its eeonomic asset. and the housing problems. I · · · · · · · lb. 39c United ' Devotions were led by Mrs. AI· ' onzo Custer who bad fol' her to- The hostesses were Mrs. Cassell, ALL MEAT .. . · ·· vice of the Two new me-mpus, Mrs. Van. dcrh ook and Mrs. Thomas, Ruth::nd, were welcomed to the auxiliary , and will be initiated at the next meeting Nov. 12. Smoke-House Products Wo- churt1h was held Tuesday evenint at the church with lin. W. 0, Barnltz presi'diai. with tickels at SL50 each. . th~ "- men's Society of Chrlatlan Ser• Mrs. Carrie Cassell , president, presidt'd, and plans were completed for the dinner which will be served from 4-6 at the churc:J DAVID DAVIES WUE HAMS The October meetini: of COnTESTS ------ port , on Munday, Nuv . 5, when the Auxiliary uf th e Lewis- Manley Pos t . Amencan LEgion, met this week at the Mt . Zion Baptist church in Hutland. WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OLD SIX KEY Plan s were mad.: fvr a turkey dinner to be served at the 'Mt. Moriah Baptb.t church. Middle- ., entt·n e United' Methodist WSCS Oct Meeting Held On Tuesday t t I l �.. -- .. - -r - --~ "r ( oy,:r.lfd•d.le!>art, 0., Oct. 12, 1956 "' " • ~The . ' Daily Sentin~l GIN. MGil I Salisbury PT-A wtll meet at the ~c- hu..,l Tuesday , Oct. 16 at ! 7:30 p M. TcacMrs will be tn the 1r ro o') ms to meet par<~ nt s. An inter l:'sltng proa.ram tlas been pl anned. Members. lli'C reque sted to bring sandwiches or cookles. ' .DITOR 'Pu\llshed et ef'J' alter-DO()D eJ:(!ept Sunda:; by Tbe OhiD Valle} "-tloel, Joe,, a• 110 Mechanic St , Pomeroy, 0. Bu si nesa off JC1 tlboae 398, editorill office phw...e 3117 Olllo. . N,'1tlO 111 ad~ertlllDI repreaentatnoe, Bot ttnel!i-Ktmball. lne. IQ Lemta:ton Ave., New Yor~ City, lf!, N Y. SubscnptiOfl ratu: Delivery by ('arr.er wbP.rP 1 •ailab!e SO r~tB .... week: oae year hli adviD(!I at The Daily frt-uttnel otriee. $1:t 60: U mot~t~. $7.80; three month s, $3 90. By n1ator ruute wh£-n lYallehl": oae tUCDtb, tl. By mail one 'yoar 58: s1:.: mootbs, $4.211: ilft• •ao.thB, 12.50: oae mcmtn. $-1. Don't Foreget 199 . \ flay C\'Cnlng. .• . ,. . .. ' hower waa. United Statea f' t 1rs fa,etor tn the he believed Tlto Will pendence Of Kremlin The 11ltuaUon took Yillt'rt• nb<Jut it , for Hra- vel\'s sake atnlghten out the pnrrcl pos1 mess. r.r· . .Decalou.:0 For.N'1mrods·.~~ • t L:uidinl" Lili:ht 11 .15 Love of Life :. Seal'Qh for ToMorrow ~ -~~ - ,.arthcll Tllo flew back to Jtu.11alll.- . '"'.t'Ke ''1:,)mar•hal'!l dedaton ..... to,,..t d.,••t ........t... t. vi1it the Soviet VY.~wu ,r, ,,~• .. 181 1 to -~- m$a t l~ o a k,Gr_o ~ep:~cuereedbs. Pr ~~ jS P··· p WI II ..... 1 goinl!: for rr-pai rs 'The l£ditor's. MaUBa~ · Dear Edltot: t ba" a ~plaint 1 or the church. DAV '-----MEETING CALLED think Is a legitrmate one whit~ I btlieve tbbuld he 1brought to the atttnti&n of< ~tiUr readen and the genel"al publie. My COOlplaint is: thal Middle· port MByor c. 0 . FishC!r has ta'ktn it upon him self to dE"ny a village resident a job and in 1he meantime has hlr~d a- man rrGm outsh!e t-he villa!ile limits. John Fry who baa be('n watk \ng on the str~t ct•~ •-" .~fll laid off the- jo.h1 'lmt'l lleib . Gilly has been t gi\lel'l that job ahd In taking <t. ~h 111 . ~50,. reel( job on a near- FRIDAY _ Uncle Jobnny Cooat :~~b:'~f IDJ 12:00 TB.'\ 1!!.15 Foo1bGU !!·00 Sky Ki.ng \ ~- 3t. Roy ltogerJ 6: 15 Scoret»a~ 6:3.P P~e . ~:99 8:511 Sign Oil 7:00 Tod"J 9:00 Coffee ' 1\me · 10:00 Home W --bdN P os t JY!l' mbers \ ....... ...•· ' .1 JatPiooroo 10:30 Ellery Q...., & Sport. Sla:o. OU ·. m.app;o,;r .nc.o.. boiteneo .... bulk "' boa.f.dll.y; . oll-....W.U oenioe. Bxua'boa'l'f, hard-rubber cue !"""ida ~lou igaloot sbock ond ""'P field ......Uriou. E.....,boa..,. poots, plateo allll bon mal.,.;g 8:30 .-..u~·P"•ond ~'- ~~.,. ~ . . ,. ' 1:30 Ton 6:25 Les P:~~l e~ij\1! \ ~ 1 ": u"l. l\\11:8o Ray,.Mtlland Sbow 3:00 Aunt. pru 2:00 Football ~oundup 6:00 News PJclure 6:1S .Sports Eye ' 4:30 Jr. Town Meetlpg 6 : 4~· CHESTER P T A MEETING C h e~ tt.·r l' 1' A nr Eu' t>rn Lucal 7:00 Death V,*llcy Da:ys Ile D('\inquency." ·•'If'•'• EQUIPMENT ... ., ·,. POMEROY I T .. ·m~l 'f 'It ·' ' . NEWS.PAPE·RBOYS -IODAYl '' ., 1• l ' I 'a •w•• sure J·• , ramen Fccelve paymmta for not planU!ll ~11 ~ lfOint tt at tnmne. . 'r. Carry yb;ir &Ul) with extra care when foUowlng anolhl\r 111ueh P"'" ",. o.10.DOn't ell'l'y • eotked gun. ~Jnn't shoot movln~ objects unlit you're sure what they . .. Make 'eerllln no one Is in the way. ~~~~ 1'\ld to these rules all you like , but don' t ~ubtract ny, A!ld l!lere's .lust one more that's eRSentlal. Check uo and 1 rn~ll thai flrst-atd kit. Don't let emcr~encles ca'tth you ,.,. .) ~.....,_whether 8 burn from a hot .•klll~t. 8 blistered h•!'l . "'" '9i'·ll !11<11 from a skinning knife. Uoppy hunt.I J\g-4nd sa;e !MIIIl.-to you! ' You ...... •••re oupport. · Try and bunter under tl'ie U!llbs or through underbrush. br:.~eve• u•• your gun to club game out of the ., !ll -----'--- , ' ~~ <:' .... . • .. , ' , -, "' c. ' fHA ...KS TO in the developed to a blgber· range pr~ue-­ Improvement The .lloodmoWie ·Is coMING ' bave alre.ady ailned up oearly the twenty percent of catUe . which must be tested to eontJnueo ·Meigs County ID the tllbereuJosis free acc~edlted area. 1, U add1Uonal farmer~ wish to avail thems~>lves of the free test- of inUID'- eu fae· a mo.,. toey - Keep "" eabg 1" ~- ' Hu~U!ijioD;'I eiltrlea must be brought Galleries bJ' Tuesday, 1November 8. ' or &ent to · tbe Rule. govfrniDI the P:hibiUoil · may be obtalaed by wriUna: or telephoDIDJ the Galleries, ol from any of the loe.l camere shops, TbJs eQibttioa 18 limited to amateur pbotoeraphel'll. d~ f'ined as anyone deriving 40% r~--"":~~~;;o;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;"'i . SUGAR RUN FLOUI MIU. Phone lilt Mulberry Ari! ,.._...,_ Pomeroy ARE YOU CAUGHT It THE OCTOBER 15 ,' SQUEUE ·REJUVENAtE <' • • With Sun., Oct.14 \ 44~ BROILER Concentrate NOON TIL DARK Hams · · · · Chicken -lacon Sugar····· THE . I Public Cordially INVITED ,, ; See Our Fee~ SpciOiilf · NEXT SHOOT I NOV, 1 · 0 ! ABOUT OUR NEWEST IN ratmtrs. FEEDS .. . NEW HAMMA!U:\B ' : : :--~ NEW MIXERS -·· .;: .. , --' · .. NEW ' ' 1-E 11,\VB 'I'Ril · , •. -,~.c·.· ·Latest Modern t 1- WOOD· BKOmERS Alan ONOn roports that his ( r - have perleeted a ·111M celled 11CQnver•tlon " The objett il to after wl!leb ell" possibly CORN PICKER ONLY $345.00 be\IP ,, One came .I '·,_;; County, ,. PHO_NBIS POMEROY, ' . ' .' I-USED NIW WRIGHT FREEZER II Won't LUI Loog-:-See II Tod~ ·' '• ~. Wll HAVE A ••• ~ Robert Lindstramel' *THE . ~k::~V TRUCK HOIST thls Mellnda burat lrr.to tea t·s. 11 WhcJ then," abe wailed, "is 10tn1 lo lei me Dl1 aup· ., Our . -!·I VISIT OUR HEW MILL and when Impressed, addccl, "It ('(:mid aw.Uow the cook. too." At ~, YOUR 'FINAL RESULts !AU Wilton Farm, Cbeotor ' CARRIER TRAIMINCi · .... . . ........ . -_ ......~ BROILPRia GIVE Ia"!'~ . . ..........Dt,,.••her-....... ...,_., ... r-. .... ~. ........ ......;...... _.._ .....l'OoiTulolio .... WHEN YOU THINK OF FARII EQUIPMENT Mlddleporl 2ND Ave. 4 IFI .. ....... ...._..,._ T_.. m_ r...,. Think Of Us PELlETS Fulton ·Middleport Feiel 'Mill PboaoThompson 41t · Phtit~~n~~~ For Amateurs Is Alm,ounced F IIIia tupp!emeatl f• ...... _... NEW HOLLAND Jlyen for single gUlp," he told her, C!an be .,-. .... ...,. 1% . . . i . . . Master1lllx calorizecl Ing Offer.e d through the cooperation of the county, state and federal ·IDvefnments .they abould sign up at the Metgs County Ex· age the tri,st~!e tentlon OUice immediately. an , ~lle. radlua ,ja hoped all herda reQUesting as the ., ctqW fil~.· practical wrra • ....., •••"ll AN'Ii .... laytq wllh theo the g01l Of the association Tbe tUtbertulosb te~tlng program 1n Meigs County is welt underway. Several towll$hfPs · 'ASJI FERGUSCN ~ ... Putl W111..6t u H!t.. OLIVE~ ciatJon · have shown eoDSlderable improvement during the slx years of operatlon. Wheo: the cattle feeder ean bur the CJUanUW and quauty of calves he desires and the feeder calf producer can sell good quality Wfjll grown large caves for blf!her Income ' BIG40 DEAI!tS FOR DE lAVAL tion level tl'lan ,have mtny bei-da Many people ·have ®mmented that the quality of calves offered for sale In the salel ..,onsor-ed by the Soutlle~stern Ohio Cattle fUXEDO WE ABE mE DA,IYSENTINEL ROUdlO MARX ahowed hIs little blg whale. "It could swallow · pert" * USED FARM · EQUI_PMENT \\ I.... ·,_,a. IG ---- necessity herds !Ill of ' AL'IO CALORIZED PELLETS ers .to consider propose-d ebanau !)r lea a of hia aan..t income in tbe Ban~Cs disease eontrol pro:. lrom pbotop-apby. This show gram in Ohio. will be jurledi - •t41 the jlll'or'a With t~e demand for produewill be unouneed at 1 lattion of mllk from disease h.ee er date. herds It ~ important that farmer, take every ·,tep · posdble to · see this progrlm fits the .think· · >.!o .- • Fann Equipment country in most eases Jtave been In the Baqa (·bruceHOiia) dia. ~am Mei,p County fatml3rs are Invited to partielpate in a meetin1 to be tleld at tbt Jackson. COurt Roo,m, tbls coming week. WedtJeiday evening, October 17th at 8 p, m. At tb~ Ume atate oflciale will meet witb fanners, eovernment agency representatives and oth- 'c Line! western range- stock 111 that thru ease eoatrol ., WE HAVE A C~inplete Proof OP THE NEED FOR Master Mix test will receive the fre-e test, ~e~·~~b~ib:IU*oen~ will be ,but tl'Je fit&t twenty percent to 25 through alp up ace auured' of th'fs. 8. 'T ,. WHTN-TV Channel 13 j,;~;- N·w~ period. n ~- - - f 11\ept ' 011 will he acbleved. a... Buccaneers "" . (O..PANY, INC. ,, . - CORNER BUTTERNUT & ZND ' Perhap& it's only D coincl~11ce lhat ."Emerg~u~it~s . ~on;t . ,•udden on~; Like K.~rushchev's Yugollav iOJbCI*, trip -' Walt" Week turns Ul' etl.Ch year abOUt _t~e umo tbe _hltttt\ng~"•• 111 ':1 ~ ;.:t:~ tha~ thts Tlto-KI}-UIIh~ -iO'& B1aclc·....,, ,,,, FlU PIIVENTlON WEEK .eason Is opemng, but it could well be Jllstrumenta.l m hold-. t_eiiOrt wa8 tor purpo•e• of further dlacuaalonl On tht role Y•r<~'· "t ~ ,(. . " Fire Pr~ention Wock It belng -11:00 -·]"'"1 •.,.- •.·· .. Ill' 11~111111&~¢1dcnt; in check jn these y'ars when mcrea·slng o)•F~ '' to play '" tho £"'"" Bur<>P0-1:~ 'IIIJrt<l,. _ ob•ervtd by the Middletwrt V.~ -~111:1~ Weathcreast n'a~lleh Of lflttialfy armed •;t\mc'rlcans are:.lt~5oods ".- . re wM also apect4auon that x-."'*~eb.l:'t\ \;,libel to Odlj""''i"l unteer Fire Dept. and ...Wednes . •B<tx , (·"\;'· ;··'a:. and fields and duck blinds. _ 1 '/;~... · ., \'·, ·w . ~r ·~l'l\1~--collea;:uea before u.y coru:,l~-~~~~ !"" nached ' J'fi • ' _tl... ~~- .. ~ 'J!I ~ evening at 6:41 p. m . a trial f • w.tthrt.he dNftlsts df the nnhon alertJ~o th _ tllin re- T~< . ~f"''i---· ;;: ,.,.,._.- -. . • , , ~} l • Show run to tbe Sbu)er CoDJtruction -li: ' · retrri ni\rti.Je · oompaay property near Hobson ~aslblllly of l'l!mlndlng you to ove~K1 and · esto~~ your • 1ii'oi1Sr / ac ONEt-Eodndln,.to''otio ~ttli<i the 12100 'ron111ht f.be Late Lat• Show w&A beld without the firemen be· f~st aid lt.1~ lnd the home medicine cabinet l1 well, EDW the""'at~if"f~iiilat aGe from the llhort-atved •trike earlier thl• in& told of the plan in advance. Week definliel'1 puts the accerl't on saf~ty at a most appropri· u eVidence of Uie ~althlntu ot the prtaent buaineu bo:Orit· CaPital Finance Corporation ate Ume And many wlll argue that emergencies don't happen The month-lonr Wbrtc; atoppage ended tn ur1y A.qlillt and bJ • urly September ateel produett.on wu up to 98 per eeat of tapaeL~ baa expanded ita nationwide • Whf!IU YOU are prepared :fOf them. -htgher than lt Wall before the atr\ke, , F~IDAY oonaumer finance servlce into $LAkl IL&.CTED Friday Nevertheless, there still are hunttng acddents.-There atFurthermore, dtrnand tor 11teet Ia expectad, to eontln\M tt1'011.1', tbe state of Florida, aceordlriK Chm·ole Blake, daughter of Mr. 2:59 Sip e-n " ..;-8 have tjeen, and ther'e's no reason to suspect we can get f:lven impetutJJ by the npcomlnt order. to meet p\'04uctlolll ot MW to lad Hlndy. manager or the and Mrs. F.. M. B!ake:, hall l:ieen 12:00 Film & Fanc-y local CapitAl subsidiary, Econolili'Oil'lh th!J seaoon wtthout rotting up some shocking stalls1001 model car• elected v~cc president or the fresh3:00 Boicl At Tht R""'b ~vines and LOan Com-pany, man class r~t th e Hulzcr Hospital 1:30 'Feminine Touch , ' . ~~on accidental bloodshed ond death. Thus, In ahddltlon to • PARMilR8 AND 801~ IIA~K-;.., :l>'lcbltlU'I dtp&rtmont lo my at 300 W. Second Street, Pome- School of nursing and hs co-editor 2'<00 Fi11n Featlval 4:00 Fum Funnl• · ' tl'ill for emergency treatment. old-timers w 0 are extomewhat concamed over the fallln•t of farmers tO·iiiCD- b• aa IUt roi:, Ohio. Playl!OU!e or the new paper wblch is being 4~ Two R_e encecl in tbe URe, c8.re and handling of fJrearms should all wna expected for tht Soli Bank prog-ram. - 5:00 Sageb.,;jh • Sad4ro. The- expawion took p1are on started this tall for hospital p~r- ~ ilvt tlme.and thOURht to the tralnin_g o_f 1he ~ou!'Rste~s.-:---('s· IJ'hla- ba• Mtn indicated by a aeriet of ebii.DfWI ncutationt in September t whfll Capit'al purMill BlakP. is a member tl:vu ~~~., peeiatlv th()Se who may be doing thelf f1rst shootmg UU$ Sl'ao. the Jfi'Oir&m as ann0\11lced by the de~arbnent. A11 ·ehued seven Florida consumer s()tmel. or the Nurs('s' cho!.r also. 6 :0~. son. It's time for them to 1caru their shooting-iron catech~sm ot tham hu.ve bean deJiped tc malce k e&alu 'tOr ~· 8:10 eompani~s witl'l offices In ft.""'ilrs to join in the Plt;n----dulgned to pun a,e,... , ., 1 • I 0 d £ . Jacksonvilte. St. Peteri" b k I -tO lb ey can re cl te It ac war( an rwal'{ : ag~ out of produCtion and into aoll·buUdlnr, ffCDt• -1' ' t.ta :Til:.,. ' '··'. .u' ' \. MaKe gunS stored away at hOIRC are unloaded. commerettd g1'a18118 or ln\0 trees. o ...... ·l,~- ', .... CHOIR SERVIS LUNCH I, i:==~St. Au101stine, Fort !.auKey West. Tile pur'• ' r~ ~-t . keep lunslocked away from cbUdren. Tltla la the lol\f·nnP ·phaM ·o.t th~ SOil ..,..,. ,...,.. · · · · ··•· The Senio!' Choir or tlie · Mi~dle• !-,· the tot·tt nm;nbtr of ' ~i30 . fllltl FOatlit'l ·I· ,. 3. Keip firearms in good workin(l' order. ' · and farmen must. atp IOar-ranat contracta to ~te. Caf'!H.it .Svgtpm to 'port. Chllrch of Christ served the l"?ft 't t 'Ut care however, while wol'rylnr about pnsent concUtlobl. ·a,.._r lunch at tbe Norri.; auction sale Th••• ' are loeated in 1~ ·;. t. Ne.ver uu!J ••un out o( a,car, I I uu WI . til) 1\II'Elt"to put~· oft any pln.tlns Oft ,~I'M-,....,. 1tu:~ Ute United States and In Syraeus~ 'today a'!r a mbil:~y ma1" ,j l. ·NeviiJ: CI.;J a'IUrrthrougb wtre fences . • • ~"-' 1~2 7~ra-ln ease they lm·n to t~tol- n~w • king prOJ~t. They wMe lssisted ;.· 0 AIV{tyl.Olrry a gun with its muzzle pointed 'toward' tile pa.,Jbent thl 1ov.mment. · •• iby tontr1bU11ons h'mn ~ther or"i:l lfo;ijjd\·. Doll'! 'let the muzzle clog wtth snow Qr nrud• !'lever 'r~oj', tom'*:•~••• ,..,__.,,,. 01 ~ •8611' ·~ ""'-l'i'o·•~ ganiutiuns Cf the church. Finance •Expands To Fla. · '""" . · ' D:liO 1'V lliMoroom 6:00 You are Thi!Tt 6:30 ate eehtng consideration by members of the Southealtern Ohio Ueef Cattle Improvement Aa:sociation. A proposal bu also been made that Ia might be desirable to bring In a carload of btgh quality western range bulle. The reasoll ror eonaldering Beef featuring Tracev Whaley, Denver ~- ---- i.ng to eun-eyt hi' the Wilcollllia Coruen'&tion - DDepDattmeat, Wardf)DJ alto teiled !18,888 deer that .were tnled' ~eplly dllf(;q hunbq leUolla ot tbe 23 JUt Several feeder eaU produeers ln the state bave been buying good bred western range eowa to get rapid improvement · to thecow side of the herd. Tbia ia r.. Owl ')bet.tft 4:30 !fry Little Milrgito Time News Caravaa from 1932 Uu'ouJb lfiiiK i~ ' slow procev. 'RACIOR .. .B~ftERIIS,;;... ....~ Qu~ri e:3l:J . Cbke ' 828,'153 deer la banUnc: teUOal lfldes. ' It il true that ·no ulf wtn be able t6 ~do better than Ita lilberltance permit~. J:mprovemettt lo. both sires ao.d cowa II a loq ~ - ' I•• Jled to a spaghl•tli dirt- 1 ne r Mnndav. Ort. 15 at 8 p m.J Fol!owin g th tl dinn er and regular meeting a mu~t a\ tr<'af is in store\ Rice, Durward c umm ings :md paul Layne. eaiYil' an 01 the period \hOY will 6e more llltely tO plaee - in the hll'hel' Et·nte · Fttr a Day 3:45 - Mc.dern RomanCi!l , .00 Corilerly Tintc hunters bagetl J&Od puture and the ealvet ..-•tn t!d at le.,t dUJilnt tbe Jut put 2:00 'Mtittfttoe Theatre S ~DO S!IAGHETTI DINNER Dt'C\'-' will tw Tenn~Ue MADISON, Wla..- Wllco- U tbeae ealvea come from eows and ltit p,raae'' ' Wll. HUNTING State Un1vf!'rait)' auaelted that one of the important. faetms il bavtllll the ca1V<4 born earl)' preferably in llnuar)' or , Febru· U:OO Tic Tac Dou2h 1:80 . ' . 11u 1.".:30 It j;oul4 B~ You hod i~ t ChU rt h will meet Monda y r2:00 camera Coe!' ttJ ' ~ Oc1. 15 nl 7 :30 Tt m in the church . t2:&a;""t!'lll'I'O¢ All mt•mbe.rs a-re askr-Q to brln:::: !iales s! amo~ ff'lr countmlil- Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddlepMt, 0., OcL 11, 11111 8 :t.:O:U _ Are FUnD)' .0:00 Saturdoy NJilil Let'li Go bead, the cbol~ ~r~ad a:ood to choice Jradet avef•1ed $17.00 per bea4, tbe ,ood cr.U. Some Ohio 4-H Club bO'y or airl wbere.u , the medium lfl'dea or FF A bOy will aet. a ready-made aver•aect ouly f?O.OO per bead, project next montb wben the Ohio A .tmilar relaUontblp bolda !D Shorthorn Breedm Aa.oetation botb •teera and btlferw no· mat- hold.& a one-day feeder eall 'Ill~ ter whether ealvH are sold· at the In Columbus, · apeelal fedrr ealf aale~ , et reiJU· The projeet wW be a prize abort 1a.r audion ••let or at private horn call wblch the winner will treaty. prepare for abow:in1 in his own Ia tbe GaJUpoUa: aale- the aver-- County Fair lind at the Oblo Stete ale price per bead ft~r all &ract.. Falr next year. And 'lflth the aded heifer. wao $511.00. Choice vice and aaa1Jtance of the -enUre ll'lde, sold tor nearLy f66,00 1 ShDrthorn UIOC!'IIUon be. pUce, whereas the- medium· It il !alrl)' certlln tbat youqa:ter wW- be a trlpple win IP'tde 10ld for tli&btly under Mft.OO per beed. oert Tbe (!IIJ will go t0 f.m writer or lo .b'yiaJ to Improve lbe feeder calf ineome, on ftrma: 1.a tbe beat \letter UtiDJ for it. All the ar.a-a J:smea: . B. WR.er, ZO..year-old ·and imdOr +--H and .,.00 • 1 which em produee ,lileable quantiUM Of mUt;, t1 botb the ~-; NeWI per Ca1f Is Offered As APrize By Shorthorn Breeders Ass'n II'Y· 9:01,) Georg~ Gobel §holY , .[ lbJO •·.n YOU.Gn c;:e.asa~·~ ~ d•. ,il)t 9:80 Your at tbe .u, c~: Sb"OVt 7:00 Pell'y ~ ~ IJ'odt<t ·,teor eolv,. heDI ule averap:l ' 6:00 News Picture I U1e llzeliblt :~ V· . · · · . Nonnally th11 feeder "'calf prod ueed e&eb yelr 1a the tOtal beet ~· Iron) one beef eow. If ~ otlf 1.1 smaU or of the ~Ioww (l'lldea, thea the . iacom• fl:om ~ tow tlalt year is 1110 atU. AI llD eumpJe of tJ1f1 fad 11 :00, CowboY Theatre 1 by farm. Sl'hnol Dlstl'icl will mi'Ct Mond-ay Q. all falrncsa, do you b !:> licvc Orto ber 15 with pal'cn1s i~v i11',d thil to ,tJ.' fair, to visit teacben between 7:30 rtn'a Riy Fral~:er, 200 Hudsrm St. Mfd· 8 ., m and followed by an addre.g:J di'Jlort. hv- Jud'(c;obn C. Bacon on "Juven- Tlto of eaves. both beUera and atE-era Ia the ebolee and , tht 1004 t.o ebolee cra'!let with the good ' WCHS-TV Chaftnel8 The JOF Class of Umted Met· which t Fury tt:OO N~ 11:10 . 1.:1:c:06;_:Lc:•t_:e_Sb,~ow~-----'--'l : 30 Sl'TVI•d a t Chester Methodi st Church Wednesday Oct 17 at 8 p m. F~atured speaker is M1'1 Pa!- Che~ter 10:00 3 :00 We-st:rn TheatTe Jl(y Fi:le.., Fli<ka UNITED N.ATIONS DAY United Nlllions Day Will be ob- rll'k Lockjj r y of Lodgt-. Capt Crosh:.• Show 3:00 Bri£h1&r Day 3:15 s.8c:re't P.onn ' 6.30 Midnlte 9:30 10.30 1::!:00 17 :00 W'e::;f.Point . Mrs, 0 p Klein and ~~":' Lil"a n d j , Stc 1rt' rep re'-'entcd ~be MeliS ·Coun 7:30 Plafl(ouse of !kill'S ty Republica n Women's Club Thur· ' 8 :00 The Orusadel" sda y a fte1·noon at the Gsllia County Rl'publ a•i.an Wom en's pohtil'al 8:30 Highway Pati'oJ , rally whil'h was held 1<l thl.' Farm· ers' Hol~ l Mrs Klem extended 9:00 The Line Up grcettn!;ts fmm t)'lc Meigs t:lub a_n d 9:30 Pels(ln To Person &.ang nn m1gi na i narody " I Like Lkc " to the tune of ' ' Case~· J ones" 10:00 YOtD' ~Es80 Report~ tO :US Sports Parade with Mr>~. Ste!ff as acc;ompani's t 10:23 Weathennan 10:30 _Htgbway 11 CHICKEN BARBECUE A chicken barbecue dmner will be ~crved Friday Oct. tg from 5 10:t5 Frank L«by Show ,.,.~ ' I: \ Rt:PRe5ENT ME!IGS CO. I .._ v-.r.ma···"""" Pk:fy, Conqress. We'll pay four rent " an oun('<' on Strib lJ Rich Valiant Lady Th t> Rev. HOWard Ruppelt, pastor uf thf' Sv racu se Presbyterian 3-30 Sdge of Nigbt Church , and Murri!'l lhrdin nccom- 4·00 JCatie'A Kltr.h..-n pamed h group of you11g people, -4 :30 The Early Sl!ow rrnm 1h e Svrcause \\'c~ ~ nlln .'il,_•r 1 Youth fo'L'_.;0 W!fhip on a 1/l.a tin: 6·1() Les Pa~ and __M.~O' Ford par~y at th.-. ('hl!ster Rink Wei:lni'S· 1 6:1.' Dou.glaG Edwa:rd! tu-p_aying stamp-licker sometl\ing in return for his added <!OQirlbutlon . Both Of these highly desirable ends can be achieved by undoiJ\g a legislative mistake of 195,- by repealing the destructive a,nd obnoxious Public Law 199 Thi s is th e law which cut in half the size or parcel post packages anU reduced acceptable weight more than two-t.hirds. This is the law that _ created three different sets of mailing rules lo replace the .:'-.·-· one unlform regulation which had served Amenca so well ror 20 years . Endless confusion, frustration and greatly Increased .costs have been the inevitable result. 'l'bls idiotic law was passed, not--becau se 1he Post Office wanted it, but because 69 railroads want"'d it ---to put their whoUy-owned railway express agency in the parcel post business. But, in four years, it has benef'ited no o n~ - not even the railroads or the express B•gency. It is ·estimated that it costs ~railroads upwards of SI25 million a year in out of-p,ocJtet 1 • losses to 'keep their private express· -blts1ne~s alive . In aS'di· ·~· 1lon, th ey lose many nu·t·'oons a Y•Ar 'll -• ·•· . pro r·Itabl e parce,;•. pvs • t . ''-, · "" •·. . , '.H - ·"""'-"' """--~··· ~aulage fees tbey might otherwise ha"" gotten from llncle 'if!o_ad,~d,fiF, "'ko? Su•p- a Doubit.C..II ·Sam. , :, , . Special Ia C•n<ral.!'!!>~ .~tom. . j' Public Law 199 eosls lhe Post Office Department $70 11'\ilWASIDNGTON-Tbe well-pub~ · ~M!l!llt&!tbn" IA:t opr!nc. }ion a Year tn net reVenuO loss. The million s i1 costs t\merk~n , ]atweeu. Yua:oalq.vla'• Marahat T~M-. th• ~ovlet boalellb businesses big and smart (but most Of them small). farmers, th~ Kremlin may be endlllg in the 01 ~~:w;. 1Ve•tem dlplomefcha,nts'and houReho1ders ate beytmd ralc~lation In -a plea :nata. They not~ tli.lit T.lto 11 eusptcloua at the Red Jellderil ~v,.. · ' II · 1 -1 ~ p t doubll!-c:rosstd bhn. . A·" to Congress for relief from this Ieg Is Ialive I -w •m, ne os For one thing, MoscoW 'hu taUed to uve u'p"-tO 1t1 m~ster Ge,peral states ~ ''Public Law Hl9 ... has f·reated opa-rant the Red aatellites lno !::.:~ greater erational liffirulties, 1osses o( postal r rv<' n\1 ("; and wideaddition, !l spread public misunderstanding and dissati:;fnclion." A year reglmea It and a half ago, Congressman Pau1 AC • .Jones (lleml, of MisWhen souri ln commenting on a constituent's bh.:il against the Act, told Congress: '' E:xperieJ'\ce has taught us that the lc~~slation , which ... becat:ot P.I,.. t911ilia) ~~in Jhe fnt~rost or the gen.~-t: ~w~!ia.• eral public, ansf. tllat i\ s~oi.M be repea [cd as qmckl.v as pos- eia98 man if you MY so. Rut \\hilt-! ·. 30 l 10ll:OO ATTENDED SKATING PARTY ·•;,.: •"' Carry Moore : :;:;: Arttlur Godfrey · 2.30 Bob obc-r 15, at 7 .30 p m. Certain as New Year's is a-nother request to Congress for four cent stamps for our letters - and it's an odds-on bet that Congress will oblige the Post Off ke. The need ror increasing postal r~ venu e hardly needs de... bating, nor will the average citizen be too up ~e l over paying :-~ aik>thf!T p_enny for his stamp. Rut , in i1 s ronsidl'ration of this it- new legislation our .la·Wmakcrs should investigate additional ,.;._ SO'Ufces of postage money-and th e des irability of giving the . ·l1t.b." Sli:n On Howdy Doody Kangaroo Ray MUlarM Sh.,.,. __, __ . . W')f'.d Turru 12' MY P TO MEET Our Miss Brook<~. • 1:00 The (he-,1Pr rharge nf Melhod L;t i ::JO H·JtUSeparty Y uu: h Fel ~o w~ hi !) will m ~ t>l at I hE' Rn•·k Sprmg C"hurrh . Mcnd-ny Oct - 1 2·00 Bl:g Payoff . !llaterill as aecoa4 elau mall"-.11 matter at 1be 'em.-o,. Ca pt:~ l n S:OO , '"U ., iJleftued wel.&ht .JJI tal~ w:lll briaa: lldp Count, feed er eatf productr~ more moaey 11 oDe ofl the 1tor111 eom1aa: out of th• PHder ~ Salu at bDlb Athen. aDd Gallipolll'. . . .,._ tlaltt bad IDllll Dumbert •ATURDA't FRIDAY Sign On 800 PTA. TO MEET RIYNOLO I. GREI ... ' IT 0, II, ILAKIILII C.Unty All'tcuttvrae Aeent lmprowemeat la qUJlltJ u WSAZ-TV- Channe13 Daybook DIVOTED 1'0 tNT'Ia.ltS- CP: MEIG$--M... ..... oN -'REA IICHARD I. OWIN GU.I • I The. Sl!tllliu!l .NEW lt•UARMING . ·· , · -ONLY · $85~00 sEl 'IT TODAY ,• . �.. -- .. - -r - --~ "r ( oy,:r.lfd•d.le!>art, 0., Oct. 12, 1956 "' " • ~The . ' Daily Sentin~l GIN. MGil I Salisbury PT-A wtll meet at the ~c- hu..,l Tuesday , Oct. 16 at ! 7:30 p M. TcacMrs will be tn the 1r ro o') ms to meet par<~ nt s. An inter l:'sltng proa.ram tlas been pl anned. Members. lli'C reque sted to bring sandwiches or cookles. ' .DITOR 'Pu\llshed et ef'J' alter-DO()D eJ:(!ept Sunda:; by Tbe OhiD Valle} "-tloel, Joe,, a• 110 Mechanic St , Pomeroy, 0. Bu si nesa off JC1 tlboae 398, editorill office phw...e 3117 Olllo. . N,'1tlO 111 ad~ertlllDI repreaentatnoe, Bot ttnel!i-Ktmball. lne. IQ Lemta:ton Ave., New Yor~ City, lf!, N Y. SubscnptiOfl ratu: Delivery by ('arr.er wbP.rP 1 •ailab!e SO r~tB .... week: oae year hli adviD(!I at The Daily frt-uttnel otriee. $1:t 60: U mot~t~. $7.80; three month s, $3 90. By n1ator ruute wh£-n lYallehl": oae tUCDtb, tl. By mail one 'yoar 58: s1:.: mootbs, $4.211: ilft• •ao.thB, 12.50: oae mcmtn. $-1. Don't Foreget 199 . \ flay C\'Cnlng. .• . ,. . .. ' hower waa. United Statea f' t 1rs fa,etor tn the he believed Tlto Will pendence Of Kremlin The 11ltuaUon took Yillt'rt• nb<Jut it , for Hra- vel\'s sake atnlghten out the pnrrcl pos1 mess. r.r· . .Decalou.:0 For.N'1mrods·.~~ • t L:uidinl" Lili:ht 11 .15 Love of Life :. Seal'Qh for ToMorrow ~ -~~ - ,.arthcll Tllo flew back to Jtu.11alll.- . '"'.t'Ke ''1:,)mar•hal'!l dedaton ..... to,,..t d.,••t ........t... t. vi1it the Soviet VY.~wu ,r, ,,~• .. 181 1 to -~- m$a t l~ o a k,Gr_o ~ep:~cuereedbs. Pr ~~ jS P··· p WI II ..... 1 goinl!: for rr-pai rs 'The l£ditor's. MaUBa~ · Dear Edltot: t ba" a ~plaint 1 or the church. DAV '-----MEETING CALLED think Is a legitrmate one whit~ I btlieve tbbuld he 1brought to the atttnti&n of< ~tiUr readen and the genel"al publie. My COOlplaint is: thal Middle· port MByor c. 0 . FishC!r has ta'ktn it upon him self to dE"ny a village resident a job and in 1he meantime has hlr~d a- man rrGm outsh!e t-he villa!ile limits. John Fry who baa be('n watk \ng on the str~t ct•~ •-" .~fll laid off the- jo.h1 'lmt'l lleib . Gilly has been t gi\lel'l that job ahd In taking <t. ~h 111 . ~50,. reel( job on a near- FRIDAY _ Uncle Jobnny Cooat :~~b:'~f IDJ 12:00 TB.'\ 1!!.15 Foo1bGU !!·00 Sky Ki.ng \ ~- 3t. Roy ltogerJ 6: 15 Scoret»a~ 6:3.P P~e . ~:99 8:511 Sign Oil 7:00 Tod"J 9:00 Coffee ' 1\me · 10:00 Home W --bdN P os t JY!l' mbers \ ....... ...•· ' .1 JatPiooroo 10:30 Ellery Q...., & Sport. Sla:o. OU ·. m.app;o,;r .nc.o.. boiteneo .... bulk "' boa.f.dll.y; . oll-....W.U oenioe. Bxua'boa'l'f, hard-rubber cue !"""ida ~lou igaloot sbock ond ""'P field ......Uriou. E.....,boa..,. poots, plateo allll bon mal.,.;g 8:30 .-..u~·P"•ond ~'- ~~.,. ~ . . ,. ' 1:30 Ton 6:25 Les P:~~l e~ij\1! \ ~ 1 ": u"l. l\\11:8o Ray,.Mtlland Sbow 3:00 Aunt. pru 2:00 Football ~oundup 6:00 News PJclure 6:1S .Sports Eye ' 4:30 Jr. Town Meetlpg 6 : 4~· CHESTER P T A MEETING C h e~ tt.·r l' 1' A nr Eu' t>rn Lucal 7:00 Death V,*llcy Da:ys Ile D('\inquency." ·•'If'•'• EQUIPMENT ... ., ·,. POMEROY I T .. ·m~l 'f 'It ·' ' . NEWS.PAPE·RBOYS -IODAYl '' ., 1• l ' I 'a •w•• sure J·• , ramen Fccelve paymmta for not planU!ll ~11 ~ lfOint tt at tnmne. . 'r. Carry yb;ir &Ul) with extra care when foUowlng anolhl\r 111ueh P"'" ",. o.10.DOn't ell'l'y • eotked gun. ~Jnn't shoot movln~ objects unlit you're sure what they . .. Make 'eerllln no one Is in the way. ~~~~ 1'\ld to these rules all you like , but don' t ~ubtract ny, A!ld l!lere's .lust one more that's eRSentlal. Check uo and 1 rn~ll thai flrst-atd kit. Don't let emcr~encles ca'tth you ,.,. .) ~.....,_whether 8 burn from a hot .•klll~t. 8 blistered h•!'l . "'" '9i'·ll !11<11 from a skinning knife. Uoppy hunt.I J\g-4nd sa;e !MIIIl.-to you! ' You ...... •••re oupport. · Try and bunter under tl'ie U!llbs or through underbrush. br:.~eve• u•• your gun to club game out of the ., !ll -----'--- , ' ~~ <:' .... . • .. , ' , -, "' c. ' fHA ...KS TO in the developed to a blgber· range pr~ue-­ Improvement The .lloodmoWie ·Is coMING ' bave alre.ady ailned up oearly the twenty percent of catUe . which must be tested to eontJnueo ·Meigs County ID the tllbereuJosis free acc~edlted area. 1, U add1Uonal farmer~ wish to avail thems~>lves of the free test- of inUID'- eu fae· a mo.,. toey - Keep "" eabg 1" ~- ' Hu~U!ijioD;'I eiltrlea must be brought Galleries bJ' Tuesday, 1November 8. ' or &ent to · tbe Rule. govfrniDI the P:hibiUoil · may be obtalaed by wriUna: or telephoDIDJ the Galleries, ol from any of the loe.l camere shops, TbJs eQibttioa 18 limited to amateur pbotoeraphel'll. d~ f'ined as anyone deriving 40% r~--"":~~~;;o;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;"'i . SUGAR RUN FLOUI MIU. Phone lilt Mulberry Ari! ,.._...,_ Pomeroy ARE YOU CAUGHT It THE OCTOBER 15 ,' SQUEUE ·REJUVENAtE <' • • With Sun., Oct.14 \ 44~ BROILER Concentrate NOON TIL DARK Hams · · · · Chicken -lacon Sugar····· THE . I Public Cordially INVITED ,, ; See Our Fee~ SpciOiilf · NEXT SHOOT I NOV, 1 · 0 ! ABOUT OUR NEWEST IN ratmtrs. FEEDS .. . NEW HAMMA!U:\B ' : : :--~ NEW MIXERS -·· .;: .. , --' · .. NEW ' ' 1-E 11,\VB 'I'Ril · , •. -,~.c·.· ·Latest Modern t 1- WOOD· BKOmERS Alan ONOn roports that his ( r - have perleeted a ·111M celled 11CQnver•tlon " The objett il to after wl!leb ell" possibly CORN PICKER ONLY $345.00 be\IP ,, One came .I '·,_;; County, ,. PHO_NBIS POMEROY, ' . ' .' I-USED NIW WRIGHT FREEZER II Won't LUI Loog-:-See II Tod~ ·' '• ~. Wll HAVE A ••• ~ Robert Lindstramel' *THE . ~k::~V TRUCK HOIST thls Mellnda burat lrr.to tea t·s. 11 WhcJ then," abe wailed, "is 10tn1 lo lei me Dl1 aup· ., Our . -!·I VISIT OUR HEW MILL and when Impressed, addccl, "It ('(:mid aw.Uow the cook. too." At ~, YOUR 'FINAL RESULts !AU Wilton Farm, Cbeotor ' CARRIER TRAIMINCi · .... . . ........ . -_ ......~ BROILPRia GIVE Ia"!'~ . . ..........Dt,,.••her-....... ...,_., ... r-. .... ~. ........ ......;...... _.._ .....l'OoiTulolio .... WHEN YOU THINK OF FARII EQUIPMENT Mlddleporl 2ND Ave. 4 IFI .. ....... ...._..,._ T_.. m_ r...,. Think Of Us PELlETS Fulton ·Middleport Feiel 'Mill PboaoThompson 41t · Phtit~~n~~~ For Amateurs Is Alm,ounced F IIIia tupp!emeatl f• ...... _... NEW HOLLAND Jlyen for single gUlp," he told her, C!an be .,-. .... ...,. 1% . . . i . . . Master1lllx calorizecl Ing Offer.e d through the cooperation of the county, state and federal ·IDvefnments .they abould sign up at the Metgs County Ex· age the tri,st~!e tentlon OUice immediately. an , ~lle. radlua ,ja hoped all herda reQUesting as the ., ctqW fil~.· practical wrra • ....., •••"ll AN'Ii .... laytq wllh theo the g01l Of the association Tbe tUtbertulosb te~tlng program 1n Meigs County is welt underway. Several towll$hfPs · 'ASJI FERGUSCN ~ ... Putl W111..6t u H!t.. OLIVE~ ciatJon · have shown eoDSlderable improvement during the slx years of operatlon. Wheo: the cattle feeder ean bur the CJUanUW and quauty of calves he desires and the feeder calf producer can sell good quality Wfjll grown large caves for blf!her Income ' BIG40 DEAI!tS FOR DE lAVAL tion level tl'lan ,have mtny bei-da Many people ·have ®mmented that the quality of calves offered for sale In the salel ..,onsor-ed by the Soutlle~stern Ohio Cattle fUXEDO WE ABE mE DA,IYSENTINEL ROUdlO MARX ahowed hIs little blg whale. "It could swallow · pert" * USED FARM · EQUI_PMENT \\ I.... ·,_,a. IG ---- necessity herds !Ill of ' AL'IO CALORIZED PELLETS ers .to consider propose-d ebanau !)r lea a of hia aan..t income in tbe Ban~Cs disease eontrol pro:. lrom pbotop-apby. This show gram in Ohio. will be jurledi - •t41 the jlll'or'a With t~e demand for produewill be unouneed at 1 lattion of mllk from disease h.ee er date. herds It ~ important that farmer, take every ·,tep · posdble to · see this progrlm fits the .think· · >.!o .- • Fann Equipment country in most eases Jtave been In the Baqa (·bruceHOiia) dia. ~am Mei,p County fatml3rs are Invited to partielpate in a meetin1 to be tleld at tbt Jackson. COurt Roo,m, tbls coming week. WedtJeiday evening, October 17th at 8 p, m. At tb~ Ume atate oflciale will meet witb fanners, eovernment agency representatives and oth- 'c Line! western range- stock 111 that thru ease eoatrol ., WE HAVE A C~inplete Proof OP THE NEED FOR Master Mix test will receive the fre-e test, ~e~·~~b~ib:IU*oen~ will be ,but tl'Je fit&t twenty percent to 25 through alp up ace auured' of th'fs. 8. 'T ,. WHTN-TV Channel 13 j,;~;- N·w~ period. n ~- - - f 11\ept ' 011 will he acbleved. a... Buccaneers "" . (O..PANY, INC. ,, . - CORNER BUTTERNUT & ZND ' Perhap& it's only D coincl~11ce lhat ."Emerg~u~it~s . ~on;t . ,•udden on~; Like K.~rushchev's Yugollav iOJbCI*, trip -' Walt" Week turns Ul' etl.Ch year abOUt _t~e umo tbe _hltttt\ng~"•• 111 ':1 ~ ;.:t:~ tha~ thts Tlto-KI}-UIIh~ -iO'& B1aclc·....,, ,,,, FlU PIIVENTlON WEEK .eason Is opemng, but it could well be Jllstrumenta.l m hold-. t_eiiOrt wa8 tor purpo•e• of further dlacuaalonl On tht role Y•r<~'· "t ~ ,(. . " Fire Pr~ention Wock It belng -11:00 -·]"'"1 •.,.- •.·· .. Ill' 11~111111&~¢1dcnt; in check jn these y'ars when mcrea·slng o)•F~ '' to play '" tho £"'"" Bur<>P0-1:~ 'IIIJrt<l,. _ ob•ervtd by the Middletwrt V.~ -~111:1~ Weathcreast n'a~lleh Of lflttialfy armed •;t\mc'rlcans are:.lt~5oods ".- . re wM also apect4auon that x-."'*~eb.l:'t\ \;,libel to Odlj""''i"l unteer Fire Dept. and ...Wednes . •B<tx , (·"\;'· ;··'a:. and fields and duck blinds. _ 1 '/;~... · ., \'·, ·w . ~r ·~l'l\1~--collea;:uea before u.y coru:,l~-~~~~ !"" nached ' J'fi • ' _tl... ~~- .. ~ 'J!I ~ evening at 6:41 p. m . a trial f • w.tthrt.he dNftlsts df the nnhon alertJ~o th _ tllin re- T~< . ~f"''i---· ;;: ,.,.,._.- -. . • , , ~} l • Show run to tbe Sbu)er CoDJtruction -li: ' · retrri ni\rti.Je · oompaay property near Hobson ~aslblllly of l'l!mlndlng you to ove~K1 and · esto~~ your • 1ii'oi1Sr / ac ONEt-Eodndln,.to''otio ~ttli<i the 12100 'ron111ht f.be Late Lat• Show w&A beld without the firemen be· f~st aid lt.1~ lnd the home medicine cabinet l1 well, EDW the""'at~if"f~iiilat aGe from the llhort-atved •trike earlier thl• in& told of the plan in advance. Week definliel'1 puts the accerl't on saf~ty at a most appropri· u eVidence of Uie ~althlntu ot the prtaent buaineu bo:Orit· CaPital Finance Corporation ate Ume And many wlll argue that emergencies don't happen The month-lonr Wbrtc; atoppage ended tn ur1y A.qlillt and bJ • urly September ateel produett.on wu up to 98 per eeat of tapaeL~ baa expanded ita nationwide • Whf!IU YOU are prepared :fOf them. -htgher than lt Wall before the atr\ke, , F~IDAY oonaumer finance servlce into $LAkl IL&.CTED Friday Nevertheless, there still are hunttng acddents.-There atFurthermore, dtrnand tor 11teet Ia expectad, to eontln\M tt1'011.1', tbe state of Florida, aceordlriK Chm·ole Blake, daughter of Mr. 2:59 Sip e-n " ..;-8 have tjeen, and ther'e's no reason to suspect we can get f:lven impetutJJ by the npcomlnt order. to meet p\'04uctlolll ot MW to lad Hlndy. manager or the and Mrs. F.. M. B!ake:, hall l:ieen 12:00 Film & Fanc-y local CapitAl subsidiary, Econolili'Oil'lh th!J seaoon wtthout rotting up some shocking stalls1001 model car• elected v~cc president or the fresh3:00 Boicl At Tht R""'b ~vines and LOan Com-pany, man class r~t th e Hulzcr Hospital 1:30 'Feminine Touch , ' . ~~on accidental bloodshed ond death. Thus, In ahddltlon to • PARMilR8 AND 801~ IIA~K-;.., :l>'lcbltlU'I dtp&rtmont lo my at 300 W. Second Street, Pome- School of nursing and hs co-editor 2'<00 Fi11n Featlval 4:00 Fum Funnl• · ' tl'ill for emergency treatment. old-timers w 0 are extomewhat concamed over the fallln•t of farmers tO·iiiCD- b• aa IUt roi:, Ohio. Playl!OU!e or the new paper wblch is being 4~ Two R_e encecl in tbe URe, c8.re and handling of fJrearms should all wna expected for tht Soli Bank prog-ram. - 5:00 Sageb.,;jh • Sad4ro. The- expawion took p1are on started this tall for hospital p~r- ~ ilvt tlme.and thOURht to the tralnin_g o_f 1he ~ou!'Rste~s.-:---('s· IJ'hla- ba• Mtn indicated by a aeriet of ebii.DfWI ncutationt in September t whfll Capit'al purMill BlakP. is a member tl:vu ~~~., peeiatlv th()Se who may be doing thelf f1rst shootmg UU$ Sl'ao. the Jfi'Oir&m as ann0\11lced by the de~arbnent. A11 ·ehued seven Florida consumer s()tmel. or the Nurs('s' cho!.r also. 6 :0~. son. It's time for them to 1caru their shooting-iron catech~sm ot tham hu.ve bean deJiped tc malce k e&alu 'tOr ~· 8:10 eompani~s witl'l offices In ft.""'ilrs to join in the Plt;n----dulgned to pun a,e,... , ., 1 • I 0 d £ . Jacksonvilte. St. Peteri" b k I -tO lb ey can re cl te It ac war( an rwal'{ : ag~ out of produCtion and into aoll·buUdlnr, ffCDt• -1' ' t.ta :Til:.,. ' '··'. .u' ' \. MaKe gunS stored away at hOIRC are unloaded. commerettd g1'a18118 or ln\0 trees. o ...... ·l,~- ', .... CHOIR SERVIS LUNCH I, i:==~St. Au101stine, Fort !.auKey West. Tile pur'• ' r~ ~-t . keep lunslocked away from cbUdren. Tltla la the lol\f·nnP ·phaM ·o.t th~ SOil ..,..,. ,...,.. · · · · ··•· The Senio!' Choir or tlie · Mi~dle• !-,· the tot·tt nm;nbtr of ' ~i30 . fllltl FOatlit'l ·I· ,. 3. Keip firearms in good workin(l' order. ' · and farmen must. atp IOar-ranat contracta to ~te. Caf'!H.it .Svgtpm to 'port. Chllrch of Christ served the l"?ft 't t 'Ut care however, while wol'rylnr about pnsent concUtlobl. ·a,.._r lunch at tbe Norri.; auction sale Th••• ' are loeated in 1~ ·;. t. Ne.ver uu!J ••un out o( a,car, I I uu WI . til) 1\II'Elt"to put~· oft any pln.tlns Oft ,~I'M-,....,. 1tu:~ Ute United States and In Syraeus~ 'today a'!r a mbil:~y ma1" ,j l. ·NeviiJ: CI.;J a'IUrrthrougb wtre fences . • • ~"-' 1~2 7~ra-ln ease they lm·n to t~tol- n~w • king prOJ~t. They wMe lssisted ;.· 0 AIV{tyl.Olrry a gun with its muzzle pointed 'toward' tile pa.,Jbent thl 1ov.mment. · •• iby tontr1bU11ons h'mn ~ther or"i:l lfo;ijjd\·. Doll'! 'let the muzzle clog wtth snow Qr nrud• !'lever 'r~oj', tom'*:•~••• ,..,__.,,,. 01 ~ •8611' ·~ ""'-l'i'o·•~ ganiutiuns Cf the church. Finance •Expands To Fla. · '""" . · ' D:liO 1'V lliMoroom 6:00 You are Thi!Tt 6:30 ate eehtng consideration by members of the Southealtern Ohio Ueef Cattle Improvement Aa:sociation. A proposal bu also been made that Ia might be desirable to bring In a carload of btgh quality western range bulle. The reasoll ror eonaldering Beef featuring Tracev Whaley, Denver ~- ---- i.ng to eun-eyt hi' the Wilcollllia Coruen'&tion - DDepDattmeat, Wardf)DJ alto teiled !18,888 deer that .were tnled' ~eplly dllf(;q hunbq leUolla ot tbe 23 JUt Several feeder eaU produeers ln the state bave been buying good bred western range eowa to get rapid improvement · to thecow side of the herd. Tbia ia r.. Owl ')bet.tft 4:30 !fry Little Milrgito Time News Caravaa from 1932 Uu'ouJb lfiiiK i~ ' slow procev. 'RACIOR .. .B~ftERIIS,;;... ....~ Qu~ri e:3l:J . Cbke ' 828,'153 deer la banUnc: teUOal lfldes. ' It il true that ·no ulf wtn be able t6 ~do better than Ita lilberltance permit~. J:mprovemettt lo. both sires ao.d cowa II a loq ~ - ' I•• Jled to a spaghl•tli dirt- 1 ne r Mnndav. Ort. 15 at 8 p m.J Fol!owin g th tl dinn er and regular meeting a mu~t a\ tr<'af is in store\ Rice, Durward c umm ings :md paul Layne. eaiYil' an 01 the period \hOY will 6e more llltely tO plaee - in the hll'hel' Et·nte · Fttr a Day 3:45 - Mc.dern RomanCi!l , .00 Corilerly Tintc hunters bagetl J&Od puture and the ealvet ..-•tn t!d at le.,t dUJilnt tbe Jut put 2:00 'Mtittfttoe Theatre S ~DO S!IAGHETTI DINNER Dt'C\'-' will tw Tenn~Ue MADISON, Wla..- Wllco- U tbeae ealvea come from eows and ltit p,raae'' ' Wll. HUNTING State Un1vf!'rait)' auaelted that one of the important. faetms il bavtllll the ca1V<4 born earl)' preferably in llnuar)' or , Febru· U:OO Tic Tac Dou2h 1:80 . ' . 11u 1.".:30 It j;oul4 B~ You hod i~ t ChU rt h will meet Monda y r2:00 camera Coe!' ttJ ' ~ Oc1. 15 nl 7 :30 Tt m in the church . t2:&a;""t!'lll'I'O¢ All mt•mbe.rs a-re askr-Q to brln:::: !iales s! amo~ ff'lr countmlil- Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddlepMt, 0., OcL 11, 11111 8 :t.:O:U _ Are FUnD)' .0:00 Saturdoy NJilil Let'li Go bead, the cbol~ ~r~ad a:ood to choice Jradet avef•1ed $17.00 per bea4, tbe ,ood cr.U. Some Ohio 4-H Club bO'y or airl wbere.u , the medium lfl'dea or FF A bOy will aet. a ready-made aver•aect ouly f?O.OO per bead, project next montb wben the Ohio A .tmilar relaUontblp bolda !D Shorthorn Breedm Aa.oetation botb •teera and btlferw no· mat- hold.& a one-day feeder eall 'Ill~ ter whether ealvH are sold· at the In Columbus, · apeelal fedrr ealf aale~ , et reiJU· The projeet wW be a prize abort 1a.r audion ••let or at private horn call wblch the winner will treaty. prepare for abow:in1 in his own Ia tbe GaJUpoUa: aale- the aver-- County Fair lind at the Oblo Stete ale price per bead ft~r all &ract.. Falr next year. And 'lflth the aded heifer. wao $511.00. Choice vice and aaa1Jtance of the -enUre ll'lde, sold tor nearLy f66,00 1 ShDrthorn UIOC!'IIUon be. pUce, whereas the- medium· It il !alrl)' certlln tbat youqa:ter wW- be a trlpple win IP'tde 10ld for tli&btly under Mft.OO per beed. oert Tbe (!IIJ will go t0 f.m writer or lo .b'yiaJ to Improve lbe feeder calf ineome, on ftrma: 1.a tbe beat \letter UtiDJ for it. All the ar.a-a J:smea: . B. WR.er, ZO..year-old ·and imdOr +--H and .,.00 • 1 which em produee ,lileable quantiUM Of mUt;, t1 botb the ~-; NeWI per Ca1f Is Offered As APrize By Shorthorn Breeders Ass'n II'Y· 9:01,) Georg~ Gobel §holY , .[ lbJO •·.n YOU.Gn c;:e.asa~·~ ~ d•. ,il)t 9:80 Your at tbe .u, c~: Sb"OVt 7:00 Pell'y ~ ~ IJ'odt<t ·,teor eolv,. heDI ule averap:l ' 6:00 News Picture I U1e llzeliblt :~ V· . · · · . Nonnally th11 feeder "'calf prod ueed e&eb yelr 1a the tOtal beet ~· Iron) one beef eow. If ~ otlf 1.1 smaU or of the ~Ioww (l'lldea, thea the . iacom• fl:om ~ tow tlalt year is 1110 atU. AI llD eumpJe of tJ1f1 fad 11 :00, CowboY Theatre 1 by farm. Sl'hnol Dlstl'icl will mi'Ct Mond-ay Q. all falrncsa, do you b !:> licvc Orto ber 15 with pal'cn1s i~v i11',d thil to ,tJ.' fair, to visit teacben between 7:30 rtn'a Riy Fral~:er, 200 Hudsrm St. Mfd· 8 ., m and followed by an addre.g:J di'Jlort. hv- Jud'(c;obn C. Bacon on "Juven- Tlto of eaves. both beUera and atE-era Ia the ebolee and , tht 1004 t.o ebolee cra'!let with the good ' WCHS-TV Chaftnel8 The JOF Class of Umted Met· which t Fury tt:OO N~ 11:10 . 1.:1:c:06;_:Lc:•t_:e_Sb,~ow~-----'--'l : 30 Sl'TVI•d a t Chester Methodi st Church Wednesday Oct 17 at 8 p m. F~atured speaker is M1'1 Pa!- Che~ter 10:00 3 :00 We-st:rn TheatTe Jl(y Fi:le.., Fli<ka UNITED N.ATIONS DAY United Nlllions Day Will be ob- rll'k Lockjj r y of Lodgt-. Capt Crosh:.• Show 3:00 Bri£h1&r Day 3:15 s.8c:re't P.onn ' 6.30 Midnlte 9:30 10.30 1::!:00 17 :00 W'e::;f.Point . Mrs, 0 p Klein and ~~":' Lil"a n d j , Stc 1rt' rep re'-'entcd ~be MeliS ·Coun 7:30 Plafl(ouse of !kill'S ty Republica n Women's Club Thur· ' 8 :00 The Orusadel" sda y a fte1·noon at the Gsllia County Rl'publ a•i.an Wom en's pohtil'al 8:30 Highway Pati'oJ , rally whil'h was held 1<l thl.' Farm· ers' Hol~ l Mrs Klem extended 9:00 The Line Up grcettn!;ts fmm t)'lc Meigs t:lub a_n d 9:30 Pels(ln To Person &.ang nn m1gi na i narody " I Like Lkc " to the tune of ' ' Case~· J ones" 10:00 YOtD' ~Es80 Report~ tO :US Sports Parade with Mr>~. Ste!ff as acc;ompani's t 10:23 Weathennan 10:30 _Htgbway 11 CHICKEN BARBECUE A chicken barbecue dmner will be ~crved Friday Oct. tg from 5 10:t5 Frank L«by Show ,.,.~ ' I: \ Rt:PRe5ENT ME!IGS CO. I .._ v-.r.ma···"""" Pk:fy, Conqress. We'll pay four rent " an oun('<' on Strib lJ Rich Valiant Lady Th t> Rev. HOWard Ruppelt, pastor uf thf' Sv racu se Presbyterian 3-30 Sdge of Nigbt Church , and Murri!'l lhrdin nccom- 4·00 JCatie'A Kltr.h..-n pamed h group of you11g people, -4 :30 The Early Sl!ow rrnm 1h e Svrcause \\'c~ ~ nlln .'il,_•r 1 Youth fo'L'_.;0 W!fhip on a 1/l.a tin: 6·1() Les Pa~ and __M.~O' Ford par~y at th.-. ('hl!ster Rink Wei:lni'S· 1 6:1.' Dou.glaG Edwa:rd! tu-p_aying stamp-licker sometl\ing in return for his added <!OQirlbutlon . Both Of these highly desirable ends can be achieved by undoiJ\g a legislative mistake of 195,- by repealing the destructive a,nd obnoxious Public Law 199 Thi s is th e law which cut in half the size or parcel post packages anU reduced acceptable weight more than two-t.hirds. This is the law that _ created three different sets of mailing rules lo replace the .:'-.·-· one unlform regulation which had served Amenca so well ror 20 years . Endless confusion, frustration and greatly Increased .costs have been the inevitable result. 'l'bls idiotic law was passed, not--becau se 1he Post Office wanted it, but because 69 railroads want"'d it ---to put their whoUy-owned railway express agency in the parcel post business. But, in four years, it has benef'ited no o n~ - not even the railroads or the express B•gency. It is ·estimated that it costs ~railroads upwards of SI25 million a year in out of-p,ocJtet 1 • losses to 'keep their private express· -blts1ne~s alive . In aS'di· ·~· 1lon, th ey lose many nu·t·'oons a Y•Ar 'll -• ·•· . pro r·Itabl e parce,;•. pvs • t . ''-, · "" •·. . , '.H - ·"""'-"' """--~··· ~aulage fees tbey might otherwise ha"" gotten from llncle 'if!o_ad,~d,fiF, "'ko? Su•p- a Doubit.C..II ·Sam. , :, , . Special Ia C•n<ral.!'!!>~ .~tom. . j' Public Law 199 eosls lhe Post Office Department $70 11'\ilWASIDNGTON-Tbe well-pub~ · ~M!l!llt&!tbn" IA:t opr!nc. }ion a Year tn net reVenuO loss. The million s i1 costs t\merk~n , ]atweeu. Yua:oalq.vla'• Marahat T~M-. th• ~ovlet boalellb businesses big and smart (but most Of them small). farmers, th~ Kremlin may be endlllg in the 01 ~~:w;. 1Ve•tem dlplomefcha,nts'and houReho1ders ate beytmd ralc~lation In -a plea :nata. They not~ tli.lit T.lto 11 eusptcloua at the Red Jellderil ~v,.. · ' II · 1 -1 ~ p t doubll!-c:rosstd bhn. . A·" to Congress for relief from this Ieg Is Ialive I -w •m, ne os For one thing, MoscoW 'hu taUed to uve u'p"-tO 1t1 m~ster Ge,peral states ~ ''Public Law Hl9 ... has f·reated opa-rant the Red aatellites lno !::.:~ greater erational liffirulties, 1osses o( postal r rv<' n\1 ("; and wideaddition, !l spread public misunderstanding and dissati:;fnclion." A year reglmea It and a half ago, Congressman Pau1 AC • .Jones (lleml, of MisWhen souri ln commenting on a constituent's bh.:il against the Act, told Congress: '' E:xperieJ'\ce has taught us that the lc~~slation , which ... becat:ot P.I,.. t911ilia) ~~in Jhe fnt~rost or the gen.~-t: ~w~!ia.• eral public, ansf. tllat i\ s~oi.M be repea [cd as qmckl.v as pos- eia98 man if you MY so. Rut \\hilt-! ·. 30 l 10ll:OO ATTENDED SKATING PARTY ·•;,.: •"' Carry Moore : :;:;: Arttlur Godfrey · 2.30 Bob obc-r 15, at 7 .30 p m. Certain as New Year's is a-nother request to Congress for four cent stamps for our letters - and it's an odds-on bet that Congress will oblige the Post Off ke. The need ror increasing postal r~ venu e hardly needs de... bating, nor will the average citizen be too up ~e l over paying :-~ aik>thf!T p_enny for his stamp. Rut , in i1 s ronsidl'ration of this it- new legislation our .la·Wmakcrs should investigate additional ,.;._ SO'Ufces of postage money-and th e des irability of giving the . ·l1t.b." Sli:n On Howdy Doody Kangaroo Ray MUlarM Sh.,.,. __, __ . . W')f'.d Turru 12' MY P TO MEET Our Miss Brook<~. • 1:00 The (he-,1Pr rharge nf Melhod L;t i ::JO H·JtUSeparty Y uu: h Fel ~o w~ hi !) will m ~ t>l at I hE' Rn•·k Sprmg C"hurrh . Mcnd-ny Oct - 1 2·00 Bl:g Payoff . !llaterill as aecoa4 elau mall"-.11 matter at 1be 'em.-o,. Ca pt:~ l n S:OO , '"U ., iJleftued wel.&ht .JJI tal~ w:lll briaa: lldp Count, feed er eatf productr~ more moaey 11 oDe ofl the 1tor111 eom1aa: out of th• PHder ~ Salu at bDlb Athen. aDd Gallipolll'. . . .,._ tlaltt bad IDllll Dumbert •ATURDA't FRIDAY Sign On 800 PTA. TO MEET RIYNOLO I. GREI ... ' IT 0, II, ILAKIILII C.Unty All'tcuttvrae Aeent lmprowemeat la qUJlltJ u WSAZ-TV- Channe13 Daybook DIVOTED 1'0 tNT'Ia.ltS- CP: MEIG$--M... ..... oN -'REA IICHARD I. OWIN GU.I • I The. Sl!tllliu!l .NEW lt•UARMING . ·· , · -ONLY · $85~00 sEl 'IT TODAY ,• . �' • I \ I \ j<. .. f.~.. •• < ~ ·I~ • • •• · J\igllt auight be ly •AUL M. CLtPIIORD JtAI \!~'t f~ont Mi~.d.le- " ¥ellow Ja'ekNjj will again be l ,, - 'f.' •'POrt ~vin"' to tJ: t 4' injl) L11.e win ",. to umn '~ 1 , as ht•y enlt>rt am.t he Wt!l~1911 Rochl.o on Lhe J.ae!kt't !ield. .! Pomen;oy will be m£>eting tbc lean1 th ai was rigured to b' tlle tOp_ contender . for the lef~U\! cretwn. Nelsmmlle, coarned by Cbarlje "''\•d;l, has a •eteriin ball ~u.b.,. lot~ ~~ sizr, anrl wi!l b ~ jll!t about a!j b1g up frun ·. a.i Lhc P~n· thers. T.he Houn d,s hav r n't bcl!n too 1mpressive to date, but will be ex· petted t.o :tt any time, and to· ' Clearance SALE t"~e WA~ 2/VP //)" 7'/IE NATIQ/{ IN Rt/?N/#6 AHP ~!<P u, II{ 701"AL 1~ t,fl• 1!11,9 t~• l'(ot,~nd~ YJ''] r~"'"" frcmw t 1clr::'e to tl~kl• wlfti OlfF~/1!>/ii. . .. .. ::: ::::. ' :: .. Kettint aJWI ll•ntl,y 1t the ttckl¥ Flo:tifers and Powell at the fUI~, 4.,r1d KitchlnP ol!t center. loth Ke-~t lng 1nct Bentley eo over the ttie. ' PQ\IOd mv"Pr.meroy will lj:O into LoniJht's ga.rne crjppled from last week'& ¥lcltson lu.!lll, but Coach Alex CiJo probably will have all or his plncr~~ avaihlble. Quarterback D~m Smith has been hobbling ali week from pulled tendons in his ankle, ~ut Don will be ready for at least / part time action, and if he isn't able to .:o then Sophomore P~ul I1 ~fn\41 tq PI~ ~ ~f 1 ~O:tr[l q...., ctvt' Y• iup,t .... ~ tb~ ~"-'· . CARS on the hand. Larry Wildermuth and T(!d Bee .. ile will be at end_.; With Mll~g s Lambert i!nd Barnhart at the tackle, -Jerry Davis and Barnl1z at the iUal·ds and Phil Werry at center. Down •t Middleport It will be Dal!t'1 Pfl~. C4•11ih Chari I• MaOon: •14 hfl hllh hope~ th1t hit J~ekets , will be up for the cont"t, and s,... AI~: M\ft~ ever M9f1h11141U. ern, N. .~. ov.,. \ 51:1'ord .. ' .. $595 VB Tudor !Blue) ' 50 Ford • : · · · $345 ,..n. WeUaton, co.-ched by Joe Mal- mlsur, llas tied Po1·tsmouttJ East lost to Oak Hill In non lengue play, aqd in SEQ actlo.a has lost tv J,o,~~an 19-7 and last w~ek to GaUipolis by a 28-2t taU~·. The Rockeh bave a good ofi'enslvtl QDd , . 4 Dr. (Blue) 1 ' 5' Studeliak~r ' Tudor (GJe~•..: ; ....., ' ~, 1 54 Ford V8 '-' "'$1195 2 ar. tu. ~en) 53 Ford Vt ···· $995 2 Dr..(Brown) 1953 PONTIAC · · .... · .. · .. · .. ··· · · · · $995 2 Door Deluxe - Two·Tone Gray. Hydramatlc. Radio ·& Heater. 1953 C!HEVROLO 4 Do..- · · · · · ···· ·•· · $799 150 Series-'- 2 Tone Blue, Heater. Conv. Overdrive • 1952 STUDEBAKER 2 Door · · · ··.. ·· · •· $545 19SI CHEYIOLET .... · .. , ......... · .. $525 4 dQor, heater, new. paint. 53 Chev. 2 dr. • $895 lilil:lt & Wblte · 50 lo!i Hr. ·· $395 (Green) (Lt. Groen) $3F,onl .. · .. · $1095 lllllcb \fajl>n . • s6 Flnl ...... $2595 1951 FORt ........................ . 2 door, RadiQ and Healer, new Jltllnt 1950 PLYMOUTH .................. · ... $445 VIIM.,.v•. The WMt C~lifGrnia. over ()"'B1i'Jl. .. S(ate • Vog1 Bi!rra a really rt:tlu~~. . Washi~gton. ovfr O~Qjon•N.oti.J,tng I!XClteli o]d yogi. UCLA ov~r 'Wuh.ini State ~ Bitl Skowron Is a nail biter. Stanford Ovt>r Sa~ JOse • Wi~b all those muscles, too. ' Also; Color4d.0 over CulQor'ado Agg ies, COP over Frl'sno Stale Wr.nlng over New MexieQ Vta h: over Denv~:r.~ The South Nvy over Tularie . Bo~ 'lju,rle)' and Sal ·M,~gUe "wuz robbed.'' SMU over Duke - Bullet Bob pitchr d a f&ur - bitt11r and Jc11 t in 10. · , · CU over Alamba • Sal .got Robbed , too. Wellston Will have a sp&ed; Gt•orgia over 1\"Qtlh Carlouia _ backfield with Jack Walton as a Five hits, and hit with a pc.Icct threat with his p l:UISCB. Ttl ~> Rork· &<~Ill~. · ets have Gary Cundltf and Frank Hill as good runner11 at hal oatk.'l, .Al"OD: l\fssissi pp! over Vandflrwhile M'O'nh:o.mery will ]Jr,l hobly G'eorgia Tc>ch ov~ LSU be at fullback . OVtr M•aryland, Kent"ucb Jn the line tommy Compston, and over Aubrun, Clt>mson over Wake Elrlon Potts at tb.e ends, Recrl QOd li'Grest, Tennesse-e over CbuttancoCottrill at the tackles, Ri<:e und 8'4, Rice over Florida. V~l over Bnkcr at the IU!rds and Jonea •t \!(&~ VM[ over r.ehigh, Miss!scenter, . "'PPI State OVN Virginia. Tht SquthWttll ()klahorua over Texas-So them Dod_gers i!i d~d, too, Baylor Qver A.rkansas ,. It , shoulrln't happen to the Braves. TeXtaa Aggies ovor Housloo _ So t~E!Y coined a phrase, Okl11homa AUies over !l'ulaa ~ "Wait'U n~xt year." CLEVELAND UP-Rory Calhoun, {If W·bite Pl1U11, N. Y., and England's Jo,b~~ SuJ~IviD. 1 pair o'f maUflhJ Dihldlewe1ght1 m·eet In a t~round nationally.. lel~vbed m11tch t6night at th• Cleveland Aren•. and only . . . . . I,EA9UES Also CARTOON I Stturday O"'y a-1..-- 13 9<~11 Locol OUCoeds L.~ o GGo"rH1T u::~~U':;.. 01 al10 Robert Mit~ hen An,e J~ "NEVADA" (A Z.n• C.rey 5Miryl COMEDY •11411 CARTOON to non-league opponents In the- last ---- - ---Nt ,,._..., fi>OIIt•~ ~tw~o~ye~'~"~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""';;;;=;;;;J;;::;~~ \. . . ' ~~ ·' UNION $1 .00 DOWN. • $1.2$ WIIKLV people wbose( daughlen were amo · (ht_.. OU eoedl who partl· ci~ iA 1a aH-umpus tresh· man Da)' Tu~ay. · ' Vf~IJI!t<Y Citx Co~oa 1• h9d · to ' vote RUGIY lltlll,~ny ~olQU mol S.l~l~ an o~r.expe'l\llit)ll'8 item of reeenUy Detauae ... the ,were Patricia Lloyd, Marilyn Sue Kaigbt ~ Mary Carolyn Miller, 4e1Dasuch a weTe re«fulrM to arise at 6 11 m. when a re~ille of bells, all Teal,~·~ · • ITH baslrets "J1>1 the Palrlane t Dr. C~OTHING CQMP4NY . Ow@!r . 2nd St., Middleport Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society E~ltor s4eyt"' ~ ······· $1095 & f· Plckanl ·· ·· $795 anr. _ '1' UCKS p .FBeeondltlllned tnl c... $795 Motor ~!IW 55F600 ' .. ·.. $1695 · Bll~»llelll 1\Qndltkm. Good• '. 51'fW r .. · $595 ·. '16 ToilS~•· JtMMY J949 You can lay·away any am\)Unl of Jll~elwii!IM :ml "'I~. ond you have until DECEMBER 22 . to l'IY IJie .. b&lllnoe. You~. P•Y t~Dme clqwn each week or .a~ 'llfiiJ.JOU oboOie-and jn any sum. NOTICE year we are not requiring $1 d<>wn for.eaclt.of · )'(1111' lay·away's; you NEED NO'l' PAY an mo~e Ill>.,.• This •. • ........ wr a,__ . l QJII!S: IT'S EASY More and more of our customers are fmding it' a CO!IVOD· lent IDol safe way to insure that tbey have just 111!1at tbey want at Cbfutmas. ltallsl•n TIMl CHANGE ' FIVE POINTS GRill :-,' ' ' Pott Week . 5 .I ). Sii,..,-lubo Lubrfcatlo' ** 011 tq~l~:t' .~1'.\,TS ciJq!'P OCTOBER.14 Adlust Brakes · ~~·:::\';:~ \ ' Church Circle Plans Oc:t. 25 '·'. '-< Lot out factory-trained lttch• II!J. ~!~:1i:.1:0pv~tr0:your car In tip- ( "f)nlttl drMnpl· DRIVl-IN ··'\itt11~ o11fri~:09 . '~'his AND 3 - '~ moT~tl~G TO BUY1. Plugs let · C:htys!tr Ma•r 70<Ito llkleM - · for your at tho Quality. $oivlco Sigal I .. trflllJ ILANJ(s ATH stew • • WECLQSE · ' MonC:Iay AT6P.M~ , IN liME FOR CI'\RJSFW.S ,. ..:. LOok! Eggs stay hot and tender for 30 minutes on the sensatictMl new. . '. .. G&T A JuliP ~., ft· CHECK. •· · · · · · · ·· ·.' · · I /1 j j ' ,~_ ., , (IIUURU~~ DOI'\'T FOJI,G§:tJ_ · . . ANTI·FREE~E NEY,I. • •' •• .. ' See the display of modern gas ~~es' today at your Gas App~ce ·~l 2 door, Radio and beater, new paint, clem. ' ·POMEROY MOT'OR .... . .(. ~ C:OMPAN-Y LARGEST USED CAR LOT ' / 1941 CHMouT .... ..,,.............. $195 \ I . Club aedan, Radio IDd ltuter, cm:1 dltlw, Sell covers, I ' ...... new pAint, clean . . i,, now yours with a modern matchless gas lWlg~ NOW $395 . burner with a brain DO: ·IT • ..• • • • ., . . . . 1.....1!1... ""' .... . . . . . . . . only $1.00 down wln.··~Given A~CIJ ••• Ambassador, 4 door, Radio Mid lttder, Seat.Cover&. ".& IJ!e' hidden . · -· G.~E. Dwe.- a,eaJnst CISU. . , "MitehelJ . de~inltely . wi,ll Mt start.. tbe &... bUt wen \Uit hlm, Coach \'?90dy H'ye&' ~s.lstt;~~e on accuracy and str~ct O\lserv&nce . of ru.le-\. during pri!L'tice s'Q$a)ons llave :pai~ off. OSU rolled over Ne-bras~a In its openlrur · g-ame an.d co.n,quored ~ta~ord, - one of tb~ na,tio~{o; tOp pasking o~tfits, 1Q1 cip.ltalizihg on opponent errOfS. One lineup cha~e was annollnced . as. the Bucks boarded a pl~,i~ for . cba~pai~~. That was to rfve a s.ta~mg berth to Don Cla,.k, 'hf) BGQhomore hal~ck Who hu' 1!1cf>red fOur touchd&wDs in tbe f!uek;a~ two previous wins. Oink will take over for Don ~utherln if the Bijeks receive but S\nlh<>rin will bandit" the klekorr if Qlinois reteives. Rory (}alhoun John Sullivan Meet T~night ' YOUR PICK .......... ' ............... . $275 of IJnd all they follnd, tbey were allowed to r'cst while Big Sisters served tbem refr~ents. 2 d'!"r, two tone p,y, Heater. , 1949 NASH dter- ~tareh After eolledip.( sisnatures of 1950 CHEVROLO · ..........- ..... ••.. $475 1941CHRYSLIR·4 Dr. 1947 CHIVROLET 2 Dr. 1946 DODGE- 4 Dr. 1946 FORD·2 Dr. Lindley Froob hopping anti during an hours party they had to the flli.U" ~ and wiags )ey Hall b,unU'" for Org" membf!ra wbo were · Hall TrlpJ to the 1\l~~r JIJ'd for colleetinc 1crap bq&k covers, coke bottles •Dd -tllt)ptying waste 4 door Chat~tplon, beater and spotllte. 56 Ford •.. ·.. $t39$ Undley banlina: prits and pans them. They ptbered with t'he othi-r (l'ft;\n;DtD tq ht-ar Freshmen Day Otfie!ially prot'bimed. T\l,e ,Dailv. Sea.ttind AT H6'R FIRISTON.l Of dru"''· r®!led for SIZES•36 TO 48 $17,5,0~p Cash AWAYPL~I'i. Day On Campus Clt'Y. N'. J -IJill-TIIe. FR~~t.JK Here's an Invitation to you to make .use of our LAY· t'IIESHIIEN DAY at Ohio UnJ. yefllty WIS of laternt to Iota! .., t•~ul•• ~·~opatly .. I.:i;t;;;~;~~~ o.., .. ft•!<lift BY \tQOL .. wltlo 'IJIIOiblftf ....,.,...... AT RALL'S BEN AttenCI Frosh .-;'tk ~~~~ Pd by, ..,,I~Llnt lJ I.e rl« lr••• 'fn• •hobo " ' Mlu! tottorla,-.,..dt \11 L llll~ols, w(th three losse. '"t of I~ Ia.qt four ~mea,. wJil be · ' r tli i cyes' and ~un~HJW ::~r. ·e . ue: wilt Pr.ove a tough customer. It Wa!!l In 1951 bere 'thai an und,erd~g Buc~eye tea~ battled t}l~ nJJnl to a scoreless tie, the ~nly lSietr)t8JJ, on tbe fUinois ~ reoord fGr that season, and one which was the turniDf point of Coach Woody Hayes' career with the Bueta. The two-time We;wtern Conferenct championa, In thelr ,best J)h:fs~cal condltltll1 of the year, pack as much wallop On the jtonnd a• 3t the same time Last se~n ancl they have developed a poti!'Dl aerial 11ame besldet. nlnois bad at least One' .. ll!ce" lo spring on Obio State. That was cOach a;ay Eli'ot'; allDOU.b.cetqent thai: Bobby MlttbeJl, speedy jun· ·ior let thalf btell: who bas b.een ' lor left hitlr back who bas 4een lnjur"" knee, woul dsee action --~-: IUO Mo~ Prol~l... Wet••ftty. a..1P!iol ban Coats r~u. r . II!' cltolt!o - "'"" ftllii, ..,;·;~...."' .................,~ •• CIIJI•J I:. . II~JIItJ•d. ..; ' eedJw. cheal 1950 STUDEBAKER .. · ........ ·...... $345 Country Sedan 4 Dr. ;P ' ' ' up b)Middlcpart still il slowed injuries, and Mac will probr.b~y make one tmeup chan&~ ' ~on ght, Sophomore Steve Bailey Wlll •tqrt at end in place of Jim Bo\yles, and Tom Kellv will still be at the other £1anker · in piace of tbe' Injured Ed McComas. The Te1t of lhe Jaekel lineu.p will find Tom Clnrk and Peui f Jwnrds at .. thP taekles with Junior Rowley ~ nd either John Ketchta or DaveS ver at tbo guar41.1i1ite Erwin, w' be at center. In the backfield ' ve Hint.ly will be at quarterback ith injureMf4nt . Uiwl!l and Bob, eJ. son at thl! hllk 1:nd Juniur nnedy will be at fullback. ' tnd D11vton 'ver their one of the two ""' ~ntests lost l1 1tate. I,.ANIIIII 4 door, Radio and Heater, SuDYllor and spotllte. UShld..2tlf.·$795 • · V·8-Hydr11111atic, Heater- Clean. 52 Fonl VB · · $895 of McDonald tllat bis aputtjrl·~ o£rense C<ID start to clict : ton~h,t . A K•1Hl~~Fs:£thro.=--· Last year the team lost the ball 11 tiines in alrie -gameii. but fumbled )Pss than any team in tbe·· Big Ten. Four of Ja:st year's fuinbles werP in the Duke game, 1 ~~~~o~.rE~.D (fn Superteo,.) ball ODf~ on a flW,hle In ;ec";";:: ~et tenn- 4tphndas 1inee tbe 1tat• TONIC!HT oAv tWo a,am~ sb (a.r. ~ • Mi- ( $395 51 Ford V8·· ·· · $495 ICMM~ $~te, K•nUf. .over I~Ji _St~t,e:, D.fra&t et~o~er W•chl;ta, MI154Guf• ~, Nflirth wiU com41 throqt:h wlth the flrtt team, but so far haven't had too Dakot• Stet,, lottln c,-~.. •ur Man:Jt,~etta, Clncl.,... •v• ••vier '(~ In .... I'M• t'llf• much of a defer\se. lt Js the ho.pv ROCK BOTTOM WI·NTER PRICES .Orl(ij)Used _Carsl .. . 52Ford2 dr. · · • It!'• Wluont n onr l~n¥"f!tTh-._ 'Yiltkees ffl•~ ~Y ,,.~,, hf"· Mf~hlten oyer ~~~n• Wh.i~t\ Is ~ ttW, ~'M. nall'&lllna dutie8 . Guard and tatk· ' le Rltti &arnb,rl. came up with a broken hand, but Rich, who played a terrri!k game all evening, will be in action with o ca.1t USED va ~st "el1qnviUe hp• of ttt,e l~k1 In tht league in quut•r· to. a. J sr ffl be d fl. tf :'\l"c~ erry u e •n lfl • .• !1-~~t Tom l',tc;qu•i£1 ·~d Sob Y1ung. All thrn Cf1J1 pi!'J8, 1nJ !.loth y 041 "' '"-' ¥tQu,-ld art breJI:k•~•v rynntn, fvllttack ht lhi tfQuncb w;ll " Leknlel~,._f.­ I !9$.5'. uve e•nsed Dl~ IM!hool e;ulva- equiv11ncy trall Hl liP 'bJ tht T~ Rw:~ey_es havl!n't lost the COLUiiiDUS, 0. twum lq1.1,ld of 33 ()qiG football pl•ve"a l..'t th~'~ ... ,Jn quest. "' of palgn , m., ...,todar l4Lh sjraitbt 811 Teil.victory Jo a i" ltle atainflt DJIJI,oil SaWrday. A 8 "' '-•• i tbe•- .11 . Ten ~;;::e~fY s.e~ a · t · ( b f -~ ~wto.rys~;e · 5 rmg t e fallavor~ O~o ~-mor o!ltld one short ol tht Bii: Ten record ol 15 straJs-ht. , Tht ..me ll the NCAA . . v!slon W"!'M ~ ~., ~.,. t~ "U~lfe'it •1.'1f w\11 M ..loc.a1t ilf'VM: N'llc facilitltt. K't.OO\, aft• tM1 ltlft -,..etl Top S~,c:IJ Show of ,All Tlrnel !~!a~~~" . For IllinOis Game Saturday dP-A Unir•l:l Preu 5Hri1 Wtif.,f\EW YORK tTP - . Eraley·~ Fo.. ll it•s .unJ the week eBd fo.o,~ap · nt-rs" · al ong WJ·t• " wJn "' f bac k w.'lrd Io~k. alttw WDrl,d ~r~es. Game of t~ W~ 'IJ(•higan ove r Army • 'J1}le Cadl'J _~ art- unb~;~ten but this Is no.t ont' of tht' better Army teams. . Tin:- offenJive power lSn't u dy· n<~m:c s.s usual an~ that bjg,er W li lv~rine lin" should. tllJle charge. The ''-"' Syracuse ovt!r We.st VitiWilaDon LarseiJ was the greatest. Dartmouth over ~fOWl\ • 1t left ' "" '""' 'til toe 8th, l'urnell ovPr Harvard-Then JOU "aid "He,·, look'," , Yale over Colu~bia-And H got l iglllf:'r On every pitch. Al~o; P~nn S.~ate O.vt'r H{lly Cros:i, CQ.Igate ovt:f ~ytc;ers, Del.' aware ovcor Bucknell, Lafayette ove t· Albrigbt, B~ton UQiv:ersily aver Geo;·g, Washln.!lit()ll "4 Connert icut over Massaehusetta. Ohio St•t~ ,~ ~~~~~~~~lt't 1 Folmer will toke over the slg- ON · AND 1/1 By Ci.RO,dNP. 1:?5 ft>l#r<; heJd to a surp?ise 7-7 tie by Gat. . lipolis. atld laSt week took a 12-7 deeisir:n fro.Jll . the Athen s Bull · doas. liP· ( :?8'!!1 }1>7 oil rile 17/F f;COR/.1'/6 TI'Ti. ~ !IE JY0/1 W! TJI the nia: ht . With tQ Nelsonv1lle tonight to meet l~t ~rid The PloilUI the Hounds we!;\' toua:h Nel~nvillr Ho1,1nds in an all ,j'i t l'mtortant SEQ contest that CO!J~ 1 ' n-f ~j.miba1e the Panther$ from tbe l~~n,e rae~' if the" an• defeat~d·1;n- t}le hQme th• p;~KEP WPO '? 6ACK Alo+f/#6 /"0 Rl!7'.AII'f The Pomt:,roy Panther,; trav~l nq.wle<.~gue vieto.ries over CtJauQeey ' SWINKoc r.c.U., that mDfC than 1~,000 penoDI TodaysSpQns . Bu~keyes In Ton Condition "'T" TOUCHDOWN TOPIIE~ ' .u,t.y~Y - \11' ..... 'l~;"':ort·· uu.l..un. Det>o-t'OiiWinlfed ·r: ontte Face Big Lhte, Fast Middleport HonomDads • . 'j ,: " ~ r • ~ .. . • .~l .•• ., ' " i, ' .l. ' ' . .. '. • •• 1 .. . MIDDL~~') .• , '' '~. .... '• ' '' ' j "' �' • I \ I \ j<. .. f.~.. •• < ~ ·I~ • • •• · J\igllt auight be ly •AUL M. CLtPIIORD JtAI \!~'t f~ont Mi~.d.le- " ¥ellow Ja'ekNjj will again be l ,, - 'f.' •'POrt ~vin"' to tJ: t 4' injl) L11.e win ",. to umn '~ 1 , as ht•y enlt>rt am.t he Wt!l~1911 Rochl.o on Lhe J.ae!kt't !ield. .! Pomen;oy will be m£>eting tbc lean1 th ai was rigured to b' tlle tOp_ contender . for the lef~U\! cretwn. Nelsmmlle, coarned by Cbarlje "''\•d;l, has a •eteriin ball ~u.b.,. lot~ ~~ sizr, anrl wi!l b ~ jll!t about a!j b1g up frun ·. a.i Lhc P~n· thers. T.he Houn d,s hav r n't bcl!n too 1mpressive to date, but will be ex· petted t.o :tt any time, and to· ' Clearance SALE t"~e WA~ 2/VP //)" 7'/IE NATIQ/{ IN Rt/?N/#6 AHP ~!<P u, II{ 701"AL 1~ t,fl• 1!11,9 t~• l'(ot,~nd~ YJ''] r~"'"" frcmw t 1clr::'e to tl~kl• wlfti OlfF~/1!>/ii. . .. .. ::: ::::. ' :: .. Kettint aJWI ll•ntl,y 1t the ttckl¥ Flo:tifers and Powell at the fUI~, 4.,r1d KitchlnP ol!t center. loth Ke-~t lng 1nct Bentley eo over the ttie. ' PQ\IOd mv"Pr.meroy will lj:O into LoniJht's ga.rne crjppled from last week'& ¥lcltson lu.!lll, but Coach Alex CiJo probably will have all or his plncr~~ avaihlble. Quarterback D~m Smith has been hobbling ali week from pulled tendons in his ankle, ~ut Don will be ready for at least / part time action, and if he isn't able to .:o then Sophomore P~ul I1 ~fn\41 tq PI~ ~ ~f 1 ~O:tr[l q...., ctvt' Y• iup,t .... ~ tb~ ~"-'· . CARS on the hand. Larry Wildermuth and T(!d Bee .. ile will be at end_.; With Mll~g s Lambert i!nd Barnhart at the tackle, -Jerry Davis and Barnl1z at the iUal·ds and Phil Werry at center. Down •t Middleport It will be Dal!t'1 Pfl~. C4•11ih Chari I• MaOon: •14 hfl hllh hope~ th1t hit J~ekets , will be up for the cont"t, and s,... AI~: M\ft~ ever M9f1h11141U. ern, N. .~. ov.,. \ 51:1'ord .. ' .. $595 VB Tudor !Blue) ' 50 Ford • : · · · $345 ,..n. WeUaton, co.-ched by Joe Mal- mlsur, llas tied Po1·tsmouttJ East lost to Oak Hill In non lengue play, aqd in SEQ actlo.a has lost tv J,o,~~an 19-7 and last w~ek to GaUipolis by a 28-2t taU~·. The Rockeh bave a good ofi'enslvtl QDd , . 4 Dr. (Blue) 1 ' 5' Studeliak~r ' Tudor (GJe~•..: ; ....., ' ~, 1 54 Ford V8 '-' "'$1195 2 ar. tu. ~en) 53 Ford Vt ···· $995 2 Dr..(Brown) 1953 PONTIAC · · .... · .. · .. · .. ··· · · · · $995 2 Door Deluxe - Two·Tone Gray. Hydramatlc. Radio ·& Heater. 1953 C!HEVROLO 4 Do..- · · · · · ···· ·•· · $799 150 Series-'- 2 Tone Blue, Heater. Conv. Overdrive • 1952 STUDEBAKER 2 Door · · · ··.. ·· · •· $545 19SI CHEYIOLET .... · .. , ......... · .. $525 4 dQor, heater, new. paint. 53 Chev. 2 dr. • $895 lilil:lt & Wblte · 50 lo!i Hr. ·· $395 (Green) (Lt. Groen) $3F,onl .. · .. · $1095 lllllcb \fajl>n . • s6 Flnl ...... $2595 1951 FORt ........................ . 2 door, RadiQ and Healer, new Jltllnt 1950 PLYMOUTH .................. · ... $445 VIIM.,.v•. The WMt C~lifGrnia. over ()"'B1i'Jl. .. S(ate • Vog1 Bi!rra a really rt:tlu~~. . Washi~gton. ovfr O~Qjon•N.oti.J,tng I!XClteli o]d yogi. UCLA ov~r 'Wuh.ini State ~ Bitl Skowron Is a nail biter. Stanford Ovt>r Sa~ JOse • Wi~b all those muscles, too. ' Also; Color4d.0 over CulQor'ado Agg ies, COP over Frl'sno Stale Wr.nlng over New MexieQ Vta h: over Denv~:r.~ The South Nvy over Tularie . Bo~ 'lju,rle)' and Sal ·M,~gUe "wuz robbed.'' SMU over Duke - Bullet Bob pitchr d a f&ur - bitt11r and Jc11 t in 10. · , · CU over Alamba • Sal .got Robbed , too. Wellston Will have a sp&ed; Gt•orgia over 1\"Qtlh Carlouia _ backfield with Jack Walton as a Five hits, and hit with a pc.Icct threat with his p l:UISCB. Ttl ~> Rork· &<~Ill~. · ets have Gary Cundltf and Frank Hill as good runner11 at hal oatk.'l, .Al"OD: l\fssissi pp! over Vandflrwhile M'O'nh:o.mery will ]Jr,l hobly G'eorgia Tc>ch ov~ LSU be at fullback . OVtr M•aryland, Kent"ucb Jn the line tommy Compston, and over Aubrun, Clt>mson over Wake Elrlon Potts at tb.e ends, Recrl QOd li'Grest, Tennesse-e over CbuttancoCottrill at the tackles, Ri<:e und 8'4, Rice over Florida. V~l over Bnkcr at the IU!rds and Jonea •t \!(&~ VM[ over r.ehigh, Miss!scenter, . "'PPI State OVN Virginia. Tht SquthWttll ()klahorua over Texas-So them Dod_gers i!i d~d, too, Baylor Qver A.rkansas ,. It , shoulrln't happen to the Braves. TeXtaa Aggies ovor Housloo _ So t~E!Y coined a phrase, Okl11homa AUies over !l'ulaa ~ "Wait'U n~xt year." CLEVELAND UP-Rory Calhoun, {If W·bite Pl1U11, N. Y., and England's Jo,b~~ SuJ~IviD. 1 pair o'f maUflhJ Dihldlewe1ght1 m·eet In a t~round nationally.. lel~vbed m11tch t6night at th• Cleveland Aren•. and only . . . . . I,EA9UES Also CARTOON I Stturday O"'y a-1..-- 13 9<~11 Locol OUCoeds L.~ o GGo"rH1T u::~~U':;.. 01 al10 Robert Mit~ hen An,e J~ "NEVADA" (A Z.n• C.rey 5Miryl COMEDY •11411 CARTOON to non-league opponents In the- last ---- - ---Nt ,,._..., fi>OIIt•~ ~tw~o~ye~'~"~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""';;;;=;;;;J;;::;~~ \. . . ' ~~ ·' UNION $1 .00 DOWN. • $1.2$ WIIKLV people wbose( daughlen were amo · (ht_.. OU eoedl who partl· ci~ iA 1a aH-umpus tresh· man Da)' Tu~ay. · ' Vf~IJI!t<Y Citx Co~oa 1• h9d · to ' vote RUGIY lltlll,~ny ~olQU mol S.l~l~ an o~r.expe'l\llit)ll'8 item of reeenUy Detauae ... the ,were Patricia Lloyd, Marilyn Sue Kaigbt ~ Mary Carolyn Miller, 4e1Dasuch a weTe re«fulrM to arise at 6 11 m. when a re~ille of bells, all Teal,~·~ · • ITH baslrets "J1>1 the Palrlane t Dr. C~OTHING CQMP4NY . Ow@!r . 2nd St., Middleport Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society E~ltor s4eyt"' ~ ······· $1095 & f· Plckanl ·· ·· $795 anr. _ '1' UCKS p .FBeeondltlllned tnl c... $795 Motor ~!IW 55F600 ' .. ·.. $1695 · Bll~»llelll 1\Qndltkm. Good• '. 51'fW r .. · $595 ·. '16 ToilS~•· JtMMY J949 You can lay·away any am\)Unl of Jll~elwii!IM :ml "'I~. ond you have until DECEMBER 22 . to l'IY IJie .. b&lllnoe. You~. P•Y t~Dme clqwn each week or .a~ 'llfiiJ.JOU oboOie-and jn any sum. NOTICE year we are not requiring $1 d<>wn for.eaclt.of · )'(1111' lay·away's; you NEED NO'l' PAY an mo~e Ill>.,.• This •. • ........ wr a,__ . l QJII!S: IT'S EASY More and more of our customers are fmding it' a CO!IVOD· lent IDol safe way to insure that tbey have just 111!1at tbey want at Cbfutmas. ltallsl•n TIMl CHANGE ' FIVE POINTS GRill :-,' ' ' Pott Week . 5 .I ). Sii,..,-lubo Lubrfcatlo' ** 011 tq~l~:t' .~1'.\,TS ciJq!'P OCTOBER.14 Adlust Brakes · ~~·:::\';:~ \ ' Church Circle Plans Oc:t. 25 '·'. '-< Lot out factory-trained lttch• II!J. ~!~:1i:.1:0pv~tr0:your car In tip- ( "f)nlttl drMnpl· DRIVl-IN ··'\itt11~ o11fri~:09 . '~'his AND 3 - '~ moT~tl~G TO BUY1. Plugs let · C:htys!tr Ma•r 70<Ito llkleM - · for your at tho Quality. $oivlco Sigal I .. trflllJ ILANJ(s ATH stew • • WECLQSE · ' MonC:Iay AT6P.M~ , IN liME FOR CI'\RJSFW.S ,. ..:. LOok! Eggs stay hot and tender for 30 minutes on the sensatictMl new. . '. .. G&T A JuliP ~., ft· CHECK. •· · · · · · · ·· ·.' · · I /1 j j ' ,~_ ., , (IIUURU~~ DOI'\'T FOJI,G§:tJ_ · . . ANTI·FREE~E NEY,I. • •' •• .. ' See the display of modern gas ~~es' today at your Gas App~ce ·~l 2 door, Radio and beater, new paint, clem. ' ·POMEROY MOT'OR .... . .(. ~ C:OMPAN-Y LARGEST USED CAR LOT ' / 1941 CHMouT .... ..,,.............. $195 \ I . Club aedan, Radio IDd ltuter, cm:1 dltlw, Sell covers, I ' ...... new pAint, clean . . i,, now yours with a modern matchless gas lWlg~ NOW $395 . burner with a brain DO: ·IT • ..• • • • ., . . . . 1.....1!1... ""' .... . . . . . . . . only $1.00 down wln.··~Given A~CIJ ••• Ambassador, 4 door, Radio Mid lttder, Seat.Cover&. ".& IJ!e' hidden . · -· G.~E. Dwe.- a,eaJnst CISU. . , "MitehelJ . de~inltely . wi,ll Mt start.. tbe &... bUt wen \Uit hlm, Coach \'?90dy H'ye&' ~s.lstt;~~e on accuracy and str~ct O\lserv&nce . of ru.le-\. during pri!L'tice s'Q$a)ons llave :pai~ off. OSU rolled over Ne-bras~a In its openlrur · g-ame an.d co.n,quored ~ta~ord, - one of tb~ na,tio~{o; tOp pasking o~tfits, 1Q1 cip.ltalizihg on opponent errOfS. One lineup cha~e was annollnced . as. the Bucks boarded a pl~,i~ for . cba~pai~~. That was to rfve a s.ta~mg berth to Don Cla,.k, 'hf) BGQhomore hal~ck Who hu' 1!1cf>red fOur touchd&wDs in tbe f!uek;a~ two previous wins. Oink will take over for Don ~utherln if the Bijeks receive but S\nlh<>rin will bandit" the klekorr if Qlinois reteives. Rory (}alhoun John Sullivan Meet T~night ' YOUR PICK .......... ' ............... . $275 of IJnd all they follnd, tbey were allowed to r'cst while Big Sisters served tbem refr~ents. 2 d'!"r, two tone p,y, Heater. , 1949 NASH dter- ~tareh After eolledip.( sisnatures of 1950 CHEVROLO · ..........- ..... ••.. $475 1941CHRYSLIR·4 Dr. 1947 CHIVROLET 2 Dr. 1946 DODGE- 4 Dr. 1946 FORD·2 Dr. Lindley Froob hopping anti during an hours party they had to the flli.U" ~ and wiags )ey Hall b,unU'" for Org" membf!ra wbo were · Hall TrlpJ to the 1\l~~r JIJ'd for colleetinc 1crap bq&k covers, coke bottles •Dd -tllt)ptying waste 4 door Chat~tplon, beater and spotllte. 56 Ford •.. ·.. $t39$ Undley banlina: prits and pans them. They ptbered with t'he othi-r (l'ft;\n;DtD tq ht-ar Freshmen Day Otfie!ially prot'bimed. T\l,e ,Dailv. Sea.ttind AT H6'R FIRISTON.l Of dru"''· r®!led for SIZES•36 TO 48 $17,5,0~p Cash AWAYPL~I'i. Day On Campus Clt'Y. N'. J -IJill-TIIe. FR~~t.JK Here's an Invitation to you to make .use of our LAY· t'IIESHIIEN DAY at Ohio UnJ. yefllty WIS of laternt to Iota! .., t•~ul•• ~·~opatly .. I.:i;t;;;~;~~~ o.., .. ft•!<lift BY \tQOL .. wltlo 'IJIIOiblftf ....,.,...... AT RALL'S BEN AttenCI Frosh .-;'tk ~~~~ Pd by, ..,,I~Llnt lJ I.e rl« lr••• 'fn• •hobo " ' Mlu! tottorla,-.,..dt \11 L llll~ols, w(th three losse. '"t of I~ Ia.qt four ~mea,. wJil be · ' r tli i cyes' and ~un~HJW ::~r. ·e . ue: wilt Pr.ove a tough customer. It Wa!!l In 1951 bere 'thai an und,erd~g Buc~eye tea~ battled t}l~ nJJnl to a scoreless tie, the ~nly lSietr)t8JJ, on tbe fUinois ~ reoord fGr that season, and one which was the turniDf point of Coach Woody Hayes' career with the Bueta. The two-time We;wtern Conferenct championa, In thelr ,best J)h:fs~cal condltltll1 of the year, pack as much wallop On the jtonnd a• 3t the same time Last se~n ancl they have developed a poti!'Dl aerial 11ame besldet. nlnois bad at least One' .. ll!ce" lo spring on Obio State. That was cOach a;ay Eli'ot'; allDOU.b.cetqent thai: Bobby MlttbeJl, speedy jun· ·ior let thalf btell: who bas b.een ' lor left hitlr back who bas 4een lnjur"" knee, woul dsee action --~-: IUO Mo~ Prol~l... Wet••ftty. a..1P!iol ban Coats r~u. r . II!' cltolt!o - "'"" ftllii, ..,;·;~...."' .................,~ •• CIIJI•J I:. . II~JIItJ•d. ..; ' eedJw. cheal 1950 STUDEBAKER .. · ........ ·...... $345 Country Sedan 4 Dr. ;P ' ' ' up b)Middlcpart still il slowed injuries, and Mac will probr.b~y make one tmeup chan&~ ' ~on ght, Sophomore Steve Bailey Wlll •tqrt at end in place of Jim Bo\yles, and Tom Kellv will still be at the other £1anker · in piace of tbe' Injured Ed McComas. The Te1t of lhe Jaekel lineu.p will find Tom Clnrk and Peui f Jwnrds at .. thP taekles with Junior Rowley ~ nd either John Ketchta or DaveS ver at tbo guar41.1i1ite Erwin, w' be at center. In the backfield ' ve Hint.ly will be at quarterback ith injureMf4nt . Uiwl!l and Bob, eJ. son at thl! hllk 1:nd Juniur nnedy will be at fullback. ' tnd D11vton 'ver their one of the two ""' ~ntests lost l1 1tate. I,.ANIIIII 4 door, Radio and Heater, SuDYllor and spotllte. UShld..2tlf.·$795 • · V·8-Hydr11111atic, Heater- Clean. 52 Fonl VB · · $895 of McDonald tllat bis aputtjrl·~ o£rense C<ID start to clict : ton~h,t . A K•1Hl~~Fs:£thro.=--· Last year the team lost the ball 11 tiines in alrie -gameii. but fumbled )Pss than any team in tbe·· Big Ten. Four of Ja:st year's fuinbles werP in the Duke game, 1 ~~~~o~.rE~.D (fn Superteo,.) ball ODf~ on a flW,hle In ;ec";";:: ~et tenn- 4tphndas 1inee tbe 1tat• TONIC!HT oAv tWo a,am~ sb (a.r. ~ • Mi- ( $395 51 Ford V8·· ·· · $495 ICMM~ $~te, K•nUf. .over I~Ji _St~t,e:, D.fra&t et~o~er W•chl;ta, MI154Guf• ~, Nflirth wiU com41 throqt:h wlth the flrtt team, but so far haven't had too Dakot• Stet,, lottln c,-~.. •ur Man:Jt,~etta, Clncl.,... •v• ••vier '(~ In .... I'M• t'llf• much of a defer\se. lt Js the ho.pv ROCK BOTTOM WI·NTER PRICES .Orl(ij)Used _Carsl .. . 52Ford2 dr. · · • It!'• Wluont n onr l~n¥"f!tTh-._ 'Yiltkees ffl•~ ~Y ,,.~,, hf"· Mf~hlten oyer ~~~n• Wh.i~t\ Is ~ ttW, ~'M. nall'&lllna dutie8 . Guard and tatk· ' le Rltti &arnb,rl. came up with a broken hand, but Rich, who played a terrri!k game all evening, will be in action with o ca.1t USED va ~st "el1qnviUe hp• of ttt,e l~k1 In tht league in quut•r· to. a. J sr ffl be d fl. tf :'\l"c~ erry u e •n lfl • .• !1-~~t Tom l',tc;qu•i£1 ·~d Sob Y1ung. All thrn Cf1J1 pi!'J8, 1nJ !.loth y 041 "' '"-' ¥tQu,-ld art breJI:k•~•v rynntn, fvllttack ht lhi tfQuncb w;ll " Leknlel~,._f.­ I !9$.5'. uve e•nsed Dl~ IM!hool e;ulva- equiv11ncy trall Hl liP 'bJ tht T~ Rw:~ey_es havl!n't lost the COLUiiiDUS, 0. twum lq1.1,ld of 33 ()qiG football pl•ve"a l..'t th~'~ ... ,Jn quest. "' of palgn , m., ...,todar l4Lh sjraitbt 811 Teil.victory Jo a i" ltle atainflt DJIJI,oil SaWrday. A 8 "' '-•• i tbe•- .11 . Ten ~;;::e~fY s.e~ a · t · ( b f -~ ~wto.rys~;e · 5 rmg t e fallavor~ O~o ~-mor o!ltld one short ol tht Bii: Ten record ol 15 straJs-ht. , Tht ..me ll the NCAA . . v!slon W"!'M ~ ~., ~.,. t~ "U~lfe'it •1.'1f w\11 M ..loc.a1t ilf'VM: N'llc facilitltt. K't.OO\, aft• tM1 ltlft -,..etl Top S~,c:IJ Show of ,All Tlrnel !~!a~~~" . For IllinOis Game Saturday dP-A Unir•l:l Preu 5Hri1 Wtif.,f\EW YORK tTP - . Eraley·~ Fo.. ll it•s .unJ the week eBd fo.o,~ap · nt-rs" · al ong WJ·t• " wJn "' f bac k w.'lrd Io~k. alttw WDrl,d ~r~es. Game of t~ W~ 'IJ(•higan ove r Army • 'J1}le Cadl'J _~ art- unb~;~ten but this Is no.t ont' of tht' better Army teams. . Tin:- offenJive power lSn't u dy· n<~m:c s.s usual an~ that bjg,er W li lv~rine lin" should. tllJle charge. The ''-"' Syracuse ovt!r We.st VitiWilaDon LarseiJ was the greatest. Dartmouth over ~fOWl\ • 1t left ' "" '""' 'til toe 8th, l'urnell ovPr Harvard-Then JOU "aid "He,·, look'," , Yale over Colu~bia-And H got l iglllf:'r On every pitch. Al~o; P~nn S.~ate O.vt'r H{lly Cros:i, CQ.Igate ovt:f ~ytc;ers, Del.' aware ovcor Bucknell, Lafayette ove t· Albrigbt, B~ton UQiv:ersily aver Geo;·g, Washln.!lit()ll "4 Connert icut over Massaehusetta. Ohio St•t~ ,~ ~~~~~~~~lt't 1 Folmer will toke over the slg- ON · AND 1/1 By Ci.RO,dNP. 1:?5 ft>l#r<; heJd to a surp?ise 7-7 tie by Gat. . lipolis. atld laSt week took a 12-7 deeisir:n fro.Jll . the Athen s Bull · doas. liP· ( :?8'!!1 }1>7 oil rile 17/F f;COR/.1'/6 TI'Ti. ~ !IE JY0/1 W! TJI the nia: ht . With tQ Nelsonv1lle tonight to meet l~t ~rid The PloilUI the Hounds we!;\' toua:h Nel~nvillr Ho1,1nds in an all ,j'i t l'mtortant SEQ contest that CO!J~ 1 ' n-f ~j.miba1e the Panther$ from tbe l~~n,e rae~' if the" an• defeat~d·1;n- t}le hQme th• p;~KEP WPO '? 6ACK Alo+f/#6 /"0 Rl!7'.AII'f The Pomt:,roy Panther,; trav~l nq.wle<.~gue vieto.ries over CtJauQeey ' SWINKoc r.c.U., that mDfC than 1~,000 penoDI TodaysSpQns . Bu~keyes In Ton Condition "'T" TOUCHDOWN TOPIIE~ ' .u,t.y~Y - \11' ..... 'l~;"':ort·· uu.l..un. Det>o-t'OiiWinlfed ·r: ontte Face Big Lhte, Fast Middleport HonomDads • . 'j ,: " ~ r • ~ .. . • .~l .•• ., ' " i, ' .l. ' ' . .. '. • •• 1 .. . MIDDL~~') .• , '' '~. .... '• ' '' ' j "' �Ul tittena. Pho I 1 tor t :aiee or. G. ANCl AT J 'S •' S·U ·cT. l E ... IPM i, ~ •' .. • ,, .·•· �Ul tittena. Pho I 1 tor t :aiee or. G. ANCl AT J 'S •' S·U ·cT. l E ... IPM i, ~ •' .. • ,, .·•· �• 1-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct. 12, 1956 -~MID=DLEPORT-SOCIETY -- ....,, Mrs Cedric Clark vi:iited .Mrs. parenb, Mr and Mno C har le~ fkn Howanl Kress, Portsmouth, this nett, who returned iiS far a.s Col umbus wuh the Rogen; and v1S lled until Tuesday w1rh Mr and Mn llrs. BJ1nehe H11ptonstall ill stay. iU with Dand Hoyt wh1 le h11J Warren oennclt and Ma.xine Bennel\ , partots, the Rrv and Mrs C E Hoyt, a~ i1Uend 1ng the Oh lo Rap. tilt Convention 10 l'lncmnatJ. Clifford Bea~l' t has cntcr• ·rl the Diyton Vet.:or11n:s· Jlu ~ pita l Jo t a nose operation S.Sgt Harold H1ct'. wh.o ~Jns a nd Mt83 Mr anr.J Mrs ~aurt n' Thomson. Clev<'land , wdl spt>nd thl" weekend with her parents, Mr and Mn, Hart l.yons. had Mrs Rogr-r Kittle, C.lousllf'r, v1s~ apent Lhn1y-eJght day:o leav., with bill paN!nls, Mr and Mrs llomn ited hlf'r IIIUnlt; , Miss Vesta McCoy Mrs Burr Forrest , and Mr {"or. res! Thursday evening. llice, le(t Monday for his new u . .sipment at Camp Pl'ndll>ton Calif. <~nd Mr and Mrs Vt't non Rof!ers, f'os. toria , spent the weekend w1th her :\1r and Mr:; Owen t''1 nk and son£ Bill , Dean and Dunny, and !hell' daughter , Mrs John Buckley, and her husband adlended the fiftieth wedding anniven~~ry of Mrs }'ink's parcnb, Mr and Mrs Thomas Bog,91 Sunday. at the hmtle of Mr an~ THE ·'WILSON GANG"-Front row, left to right, Sammy Hood, Alan Wallace, Bruce WalMrs Marshall Bo~gs, Gallipolis. lace, Stephen Pullin, John Hood. Second row . Carolyn Ann Russell, Miil:e Bratton, George ~ lAKER l: R ROOMS Of g ~ New Fumlture ~ roa I I $299.00 BAKER. FURNITURE I( 0. Tile Brllltted C..~ ~ .... Ill Mlddleport • BAQ:a.FU&NITUBI D1·. Kathcr~·n Sauer, Benny Wilson, Rodney Sauer, Bobby Pooler, David Casci, and two tiny.mite cheer. Poinrlt•xtcr return. leaders, Ann Wilson and Stephanie Pullen. Larry Mitch stands behind his charges. ed home Monday after a visit ip Grovl' City wit'h Mr and ·M ri Playen1 of the "Wilson Gang"George Danwls who accompained their ch.eer leaders- aren'l with her here for a bnef v1sit, retur~ exactly ready to sign Lip as Yellow ina that evening to thelr home, Jackets regulars, but give th<!m five years under their belt.:> and they'll be raring to go. OLD HOUSE GONE Tabbed the ''Wil11on Gang" be· I.EXINGTON , Ky . - uP ~Reo cently wrecked to make way fot a filling station was the home ct Daniel Bradford , buill some tim<e before 1812. Bradford, in 1819 dt '.11igned and first med in his new• paper. the Lexington Public A~ vertiser, the crowir1g rooster that 1.11 the nt~tional symhol of the Dell\· THE ocratic Party. WE LY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS - - ' GOOD BUYS ARE STILL FOUND HERE COME AND SEE v:. 1956FORD n ~~~~j:··~·. l'f'aj 2 dr. Radio and clean. ' 1955 MERCURY 4 dr. ·Radio & w.all tires. 't:~ran 4 d1·. va ..,.,ith Po••"··•<li<d<•. . 1"'l Toni" Fin\sh . 'I 195SFORD THE Customlinc 2 Dr. Cream Of The Crop Jlc-atw. All .guod re.lf< n l"''' 1956 GMC 11!1 ton Pickup · · · · · · · · Save $500 Dlx. Cab.pbrome Grille and Dclux chassis. Very low rnilea·ge.,. . 1954 Chevrolet 210 4 dr. Sedan · · · · $1,295 I' One Jock! owner. Original blue and"whlte finish. ~ _I cau<~e thr:v turn our fur practir'· 1-55 on a V'dcant Jot next to the hom ~ of Mr and Mn Frank B Wipon . 630 Bmw"'fl A", and h•v~ " eC 5 least two Wiloons as membert, they are in heavy training for an ~peel ed match with another "gang" als,1 Miss Juli~ Mitch, RN. Galliwurking out a couple of ~ks polis, daughter of Mr. and Mr11. away. ,, P. L. Mitch. was elected fJrst . vice president to 11erve Dlitrict Says M~. Wzhon: 14 of the Nurses Association "Most of the boys haveZ man· when the Holzer Hospital Nurse• aged to get football su1ts, and they Alumni As~ocJatlon met at Hol· hard at the grune_ Besides, H's o. ;eer Hospital this week.. good way to keep tl·ac): 0{ pour kids, if l/1ey're play1ug right at The speaker for the meeting hnnw ." was Dr. B(!rnard Begley, Jtafr Larry Milch and Junior Hood physician at the bospital. wbo act as coache~ for the lads whill' spoke on "Urology" &nd' showed the girt..,, who nommated them a film he bad brougbt trom selves for the che~>rleader role, thr University of Iowa. conduct practice sessions of roll! · ·--··-··..- ·-·--'-----i~es rememb.e red from walchirJ ~ /r1the r neighborhood group will be Mrs Carrie Grueter ls visiting h1gh school ~wls , announced in the near future, with relatives in Zanesville. Datp of lhl' h1g game witb th " f'oac hc~ said. Mrs Rus11 Watson arrive~ hom,. today after a viSit in LoJJisville. Ky with 'Dr aald Mrs J B ~arshall and hmjlt. . 1 POMEROY SOCIETY MOORE'S PHONE 388- Y SPECIAL OCTOBER 15-20 Bel Air 2 llr. ALL 1if'ater, Seut ""'"'· ~;;,;rii~l tu.t.on(' fin1.oJh . 1953 PlYMOUTH Moores Brand Belvedere Hardtop Joe<ll (YW!nrr. C~t·~·n & Mufflers - ·1953 FORD Customlinc 2 dr. R & r1.vers. All ,qood Hn•s. FREE CUOOSE FROM METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Af Tn1ffle Ltoht in Middleport Very lOw mileage. Almost like tho day It was sold. Open IVt!hllltl U•tll 9 p. m. ~~~~~·~hone 604S..J Mf3 ~,t.j!Hne ,Sh~rman an(! Mt'S Mary MYfll'l ot Columbus wert Wednrsday 'gut.11t1 o£ Mrs. 0 B Elberfeld. Hani~ronvtn<e ro&d. Mr. and Mrs. AI Kae.se of Wyonung, 0., were . the recent guest ~ of Mr. and .Mn. W. c . Burson, Shade. Mr.s Edith Thomas visited her :tister, M1·11 Hom~r Kennedy. Mid· dleport, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Robert Tandell and son Mrs Le~lie Mason <Jnd .sun and Ray Cowie of Beaver F'alls, Pa \'l~iled recently with Mr . and Mr~ Cllrl Moore &n.d daughters. Mrs . Joe Beegle, Raeim:, spPnt Thursday with her sister, Mrs W. C. Burson, Shade. Mi.lls Heltn Locbary atrivcd Thursdoy evening from Columbu:1 lor a weekend vi~it with her br(} ther, and sister in Jaw, Mr and Mrs Patrick Lochary. I took. NELSONVILLE .. 7 WEWTON .... 14 JACKSON ..... 13 ATHENS ...... 191RUTLAND .. . . . 41 MILTON' ...... 12 PT. PLEASANT . EASTERN ...... 13 POMEROY . . . . . 0 MIDDLEPORT ... 0 LOGAN .. ...... 7 GALLIPOLIS ... : 6 THE PLAINS . 0 WAHAMA ...... 7 ASHLAND ..... 18 MERCERVILLE .. 7 Coat• wert ha chaco• of the tablo de<O'Ili0<\1 and Mrs . Robert ;:~,M~iuf~~~~;:., •:d1,!:; part local residf'nt, preaJded. at tbe silver 5ervJcea. Wbite chr)'IADThe cast included Mrs . T . F. thetnum.ll, Jvy 1arLands aad wbJte HltWII':ins, preaident ; Mrs. A. R. and silver Provincial twtst tap. Pullen secretary; Mrs. Raymond er5 were u11ed Jn a cry.ttoaJ eollLuman, M r~. John Lyons, Mrs . ta iner on a mirror placque on ' Charles Benn ett , Mrs. W1Ui.11 An· the table. thony, Mrs C. E. Hoyt, Mrs. Twenty-five year member~ Harry Houdashelt , Mrs. Milton who were una;ble , 0 be present Hood , Mrs . Danil'l Thompson. wt're George Baker, Mrl. Iva One hundred and one mem- Brown, b'u-s . Harry Crate:, Mra. bers and guests attended the H . M. Cro~. Mrs. Vlrgini.l Fergumeding and the refreshment son, Jessie Crow, Mildred Haw. committee : Mrs. James S>"mp, 0 o fey, AI Vlta · J onee, Ml'l!l. R . A • Mrs. EOer Lewis , Mrs. E . M. Miller, Mrs. Fred Pf'et. Mrs. Will Blake, Mr11. Milton HDOd, Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Griff Russell. Denver Nelson, .served a dessert Mrs. John Talbott, Orba Stout, course. Hallie and Nellie Zerkle Esther Sayre, Loui:sp Tbomaa. - - - ' - - - --'-''-'---'--'--""::.::._ cast except three Thursday . ' . I I · · '--r------ ' TIMELESS BEAUrY tuc:k1 of delicate tricot oecented with o 2-ron• embroidered ,,._, Glamor for. any figur. with hi IJJ)o(Urve MkfriH ~ , , ond comfort too in ffl• 1hort •leiYes. G~ --Elberfelds _ We Carry a Cumpl~tF, Line Auto Aecessorles SEAT COVERS- 'tiRES- 8AmRIES $195 •*· 1948 Iuick · · · · $99 Stdaa Ar>\1.11('1( M!ll)(l 1?-IT- ---- For That Man In Your Life oo;-.- -·-- PARIS CREATED ' STYLE-SETTIII LOWIOI wit• •l•c·i• SIPERTEIII IDEE Necklaces- Ear Rings Britelets · L - · • ewlvela to puU in tbi ~ tian~L ' \ • atr:.:a tr. Md: whMI net Itt.~...:.. • "Oilt $299.95 '100 a...,.., You• Gilt EACH COLLINS JEWELRY STORE J}"• . . BEST DEALS IN TOWN ON TRADE-INS STYLES BY ......ov. 03110 E. MAIN ST. "WIIt;R~ YOUR CONFIDENCt; IS JUSTIFIED" 14l~lti .VIOI. .IIe••t• WE ARE GIVING THE 2 dr. Sc-d1tn 1948 Chev, · · · · $99 : . · ..... ~~' · "'orce --.u_.... ~u~·~· :oubide ~ Londitt1. roe: ,· •at . .Ab'crafb •bas . atgb~~ · une raft I. ond bello'"~! •..no ....a ~rd .· In· addition, •an~het raft Has ·otteen sllhted f·~ !'lile~ from t~ other. A ploml "'' llll 81,~ Air Retette Group i& otb~~~~~-· ...,~, •., ... · Blake, end: Pearl ter Erwin, Michael Erwin, center: WDbLit Rawley ,Sr., . WJlbl,lr ~ley, .back: ca...., Davl~ Bhtdy, back. ' llladl'. 3Paratroopers • Ride One Chute ' Safely To Earth I. R. M.eal, Kit Neal, tackle; Tonr Headrhr, Tom Clark, tackle; Peul EdWards. lforace' Edwards, sum: Fry Jerry rr,., batt: Edward Moore Sr., Edward Moor!! center; Martin ' Abbott, Jan ~~&Uclr, boct: Supt. L. W. 1>1< Comas. Edward MeComaa, end; ·'Chesher, David Chesher, 4-1•• Harry .oiard. . . . M'IJDiil&el'fl: Norman Wayland for CbarJea ·wayland; · Earl tligto.li, Worlbo Scout Master Tells Rotarians Of Camp Philmont Merrill Briggs, C~e~hlre Seout-masler, <.1Ifford Uenl'f. · the guest open'ld the •meeting 11nd Fred Hlblll, member of the Trl-8tate IULLITIN - ....... --,. Scout ~ lDlrod\tc!ed,-lbfJ apeak· CGLUMM; 0. Ul' - er ind alsO ljl•· ton, Ge'Org<e Hibbs, I ina Camp Philmont two weUa Jat· frank J; L-he - · ...... ...... ... extraonll....,. £api.Ore SeOuta, Wbo Wll I iJUflt.l er · . 'Mr Brtus wall o n e Of three The pJcturts tnd travelope In· Scouts encuttve wbo aeeompanjed eluded ch\irt'h services enroute and • ...... to aettle thll ...., thrity Seouts from · ' tms area to at Camp, the Anny and A~ Foree Ohio C....,lldlt.d Tel111h1M Camp PbUmoot. Cimarron. 'N' M, r:amJ).II and Palmer Y?uth. Camp eo.. llrib. tbls 1),1mmer when Oeor.ge HJbbs where they were overrught gue1t1, 1 and Bin Werner, Middleport, were sptclat ~ilces of lnte~ on thP GIANT UOOG" PLAfiNID 1.n the group. . . Germany 'UP1 trip, and a comprehenstve record _ · iNlJElt:NBURG, Werner who ia 1 mcmper of the of their daya ' ' Pbihnont, the ni· Nuember• U.)IIICe makel'l plan Mltl4hlporl football team ; was, un• 1 lion~ Scout Camp glven by W'1it giand-daddy cf all botdcas able to attend the meeti.n3 as 1o Philh~ ln UM1. , to ·mar-, 'the· lOth anni~aary of · apecialJuest. . Methodjat wome.n who prepared f,l:leir' tr,;de a11oclation on OCt. 20. M:r Brigp ·~owed color.d pie- 11nd served tbe d1nner were Mn MiSit frooJ:p Uu'Mo · bullocb. fin .turts taken from 'the start of the Ml'll' Jobn Kek:bka, Mrs JaCk· ~.. pifa h¢' five Cl.l¥11 will be ·the $1500 milt: _trip on Auguat 4: fi'om tel, Mrs. Ht~rry epeaher, Mn Jl.. illlffed '\niO a BOO yard loaa ca• .,... ctl\.,.,.. t.b•· ~,J . -r ' '• ' .' ''j I FOR1' BRMlG. N. C. tll'-'lbe distl06ed that three paratroopen rode vne paraeb.ute safelJ tu earth l.n a ~ UoD jump at n. Rennin&. Ga •• OD Wednesday. ODe of the three men, Spe.. ciallst S.C William J . Melt, at CbiUleetlle, Ohio, wu burt, bul his Jajuri.ea were m\Dor. M.Sgt. Loub Berthiaume of New Orleans wbo earried two other trooptll'l •to safety In the mishu, said hil chute wu [uliJ' opened when Pre. Frank L RuJDoo inet of Pitt!rburgh, tangled Ia BerthLiume's auspension Jines. Rumlnet said be grabbed Ber· tbiaume 1nd "hung on" wbell he saw bls own cbutf! eollapsed. Secoadt later. :\leek abo betilme entualed in Berthiaume'• cbulP., None of the three- men pulled tbe rip 'eon:t,' up their emeraener cbutea lear they would mate Army bas speak~ '!'hen the Middleport-Pomeroy Rolary Club met Fri~ at Heath !lelbodlat Churcll. JUdJtl Jolm Bacon, preiident, i . ~ .wful tl!ey were teoy• • . P~~ . ln- ..i ertsp announc,~ment.l~~~I1Ci;.~~~l~:: nell Vance;: tackle; · Jcbn Ketcbka Sr.. John Kf'tthta, -a:u8rd; Chea· $5 up 2 dr. 1950 Hud1on $195 1949 Chev. fluhed tbat 1. setond r•n bad been si&hted. ' • J • • • U , S. ..• · , ., o1 H•~>AM•·-.J • .L Edwudt Sr.,· Pearl Ettwards, laetle: CotaeiJ Vance Sr~ Cor- PEN AND PliNCil 1951 Hud10n $395 1951 Pontiac $395 ' lar, Herman Taylor,· SHEAFFER $395 2 dr. For·Escapee Gene Abbott. baclt: ·R. .L. Miller, V8 4 dr. Sl•dan 2: dr. Sedaa Wooded Areas -, Georae Miller, tackle; hlt.n Tay. WEEK END SPECIALS $250 Mr eloaed. tatJYN beiJig iutroduced at hllf,. . , Hopes : for ~libte'' .. wti~ •purred~ duribJ · Of the Whe tWG 1bJp1 picked up dil>b-ell boJJr ·ttie mt;n who were intro- stgnall In th~ area where the d~ and a'ppla®ed W.!re: El· hUMe transport wu believed to wOOd J.,ewill for Kenneth Lewis, bave a:one down. back: · Arnold RJchards for ,fto. bert lillflll~n. batt: Lester Bailey, St~)hen B~lley, end; Lionel Roy Trley Sr., Eddie SETS 1950 Iuick .. $395 1950 Chev. s. Posse Searches Ck.re William~, president of Obio Consolidated Telephone Co., of'd.. ered tbe POJ'Bmoutft exchtnae Juanl; Leo Kennedy Sr.. Leo Kennedy, boek: ll>rtin Abbott, · New lactory rebuilt engine. Extra good 8 25 X 20 tires. 2 sp. axle. Exceptional 10 ft. body Included In price. :a dr. u. COLUMBUS, 0. (UP)-The city of Portsmouth was In the -mldat of it. second telephone "blackout" or the three-monthold strike today, after official! and supervisors fled here "for safety'' in tbe wake of another violent demon~tration in tbe Scioto County communlty. Telephone service came Ill a sudden bait Friday night wben trace- of survivors. ·maloreUeo. · · · . Da'd'a NiRht .WJ,S Rbserved , Ffi· dlf J at tbe , ·MlJ:idie~Wfli!Je~ !Oo!boll ••mo •With tal!wa. ol ~·football boys tw1 the#" · r~eaen- Will· 1953 Ford F600 V8 Hyd. Dump · ·· · $1,395 Speelal lieved to lie t'rom a Force· tran~port missing with 59 peraone aoba..rd, but foun(\ Company Orders E~change Closed Mter Friday Violence Hattincer, bark; Mt:ll: Roller, Dick :Roller, bl!ck; Charles Henneay, Robert Hen. ·DtQ', 'tenter, Marvin KeUy, Tom Kelly, eftd; Harry Stover, Davis Stover, iuard. Steerln~. 2 dr. Sc1\an LONI;)ON UP-Search planes today .11ighted two llf~ rafts, be- its BoiJt, Davtd TRUCKS Convertible Coupa Y Friday, Hamm Wfl~ , . employee Of the New York Central Railway until , his retirement. He had served ' tl;i.e railroad for I 30 year period. P~ior to his employmea.t witb the railroad be waa t.he foreman of "The DemOerat" a fo~nner of the Daily Sentlntl, •published .by the late Judae C. E. PeopJea. Surviving are hi• wife, Da.sa Clarke Hamm; Mrs. L. L. • but later played . a aolo ia another tGncf'!'t, The end Of the \ allow ~~~ a' duct by two :~ "·lfep.aa,t.t•l dref!S~ ill typical co't.Qmee ,· and.. , playltJg· a dance: nu~W'Qer wi..th · ·band..·~ eompanimeat aD~ cilia-. \))' t,he J t.:ars. $445 1951 Ford I time, ( W'i""'J: tbe Dumbtrt 1952 Desoto V8 4 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · · · $895 1951 Ply. s-.,. .....,. .... ; ' ql ,.'~ipk!e. ~~~· '!nd '• tn' &outb:~~- at 4:10'1.·..•· . lt~. I!II.Qili.~ " M_, .._piQIAl OD GMt' t: ~,.. Ill· ;EDT tola I .,'\ tQU,Jiy Ibid bugle.' eau, ' · 1 seihib n1 sp4tted • . 20-m•n In their atory, Jwaior spoiJed ratt ~ the Port11111ese co•lt. tb'e plajina: .of "IJsteD , to the .J li'Ockh&g Bird" lit his ftrr~t (!Ontert Sborqy after tbe Word w~a .lET A BETTER, BRIGHTER PICTURE! 1953 Plyn10uths · · · · ·· · · · ·· · as low as $895 2 dr. Sedan Ohto: f•ir, whtdy aM ...,.,... .,. today, Moltfy fllr ... ....... er tw tltht. A search on the scene. 4!;bout 100 miles northwest of La C(run• Spain, contradicted reporte Uaat a man was 011 one of the rafts. set. · The planes ', reported "no alp The Wellatfn Band presented uf life" on either raft. 1 ~kit Oil "H~ Junior loJila tbe The rafts were' beUeved·f trom BaDf' depleting . the .'develop.. i:di;.~;;~ ment of a musician fiom bis a U. S; Mllitary Atr cradle diLYI when be .kcompan- Servlce ~ane wl'lleb ted bia mother'a h.dl•bf '• Wlth a Wednesday on a io!i''~'" · raUle-aeted. out . by the major. Britain to the Azol't'.s; ettll; a formatioa of 1 metron· were 50 Amerlr:an alnneD ome .,,Ptb ~ ~~Go~tte aa the U. S. Navy ClfiW of nine. JIIIQVjil; peQdWum; hla tiNt bora A dramatic Mf:l&age plr:ked up -with ' • ..U.lit bOt Jq· Jailor by a radio controUer at tHe st. llflt. playlntC & olf-ltfy tebdiUolt Mawg1m Ro)'al Atr J'l:)fte atatl:oa , oothered •kirt. Sud1lt O· you wlll. Auo~ed po• tell. 34-42. Three dandles~ edra clean '53's. Low mileage. On~ local owner. Power The Goal Line died in Meigs General Hospital Spolled1'0 day Bv Search Plane lllulre flowing gown of Nylon Tricot •• , with multiple 1953 Chevrolets .. · · · ·· · · · · · as low as $995 Exc~pUonal Two L'£I e Ra£ts ., the band 1953 Buick Roadmaster 2 dr ~ · · · · ·· $1 ,395 .We have two -r;te:. "StPutbearted Me'n" was played fofJJied a bollOIW around the (athel"l who wert•lntroduced to the AtJdience. ".IIJ Hero".. was the next,.,. aelectloa I,D.d they closed t~elr sh'ow with tfJ,e' "Oran1e and 'Black" aa they formed 1 block ••M". Ken· neth McElhinney announced \be allow aud Edward Kitfben Was drum m"jor; Sonny Kaapp, drum agt. and G,rdon Gutbrle field the simplicity of this Dynaflow, Power Steering. Low mileage. "As clean as a bound's tooth." New one costs almost $4,000. I '' \n low.. ., tbey IP'IIed out "DAD". You will find beauty in . WIATHIR: SINGLE COPY-6c ----- -----F.;;-;;;;-;~----,-------:::----, At the h'lf time Band Dlrec1or Earl Warnlr:e plaDned a tbow honl)rlng Dada' of the foot· ball ·pll)'er.s and the band march· ed on ;Uie fleJd to pia)' ..What's tbf; Kalter With Fatber" f-OllOW· ed .by ~'He's a Joll)' ·Good Fel- CIGIIIc: ltyl• gown In filmy Nylon Tric:ot local IUvlera Cpe. Dynanow. Powc~ Steermg, brakes & dows. We've servlced this car smce new. . ' Wellston-Middleport High School bands undil\'·lhe dlre<:tion of Dane Hlot,Unan, Wellston Ban<l Director . M!;:'..~~'!, ~u:heileJ: played the National Anthem a; tile lla~ was raised preceding Chapel '" G. w. Homm, 1&, ol the Wellston•Middleport &ame Frlday'ntghl. 39 Rutlond st.. Middleport. wbo 1954 Buick V8 Super 4 dr. Sedan · · $1,995 ( one '' The. combined 1954 Buick V8 Roadmaster 4 dr. Sed. $1,895 One Pomoroy-lllddleport, Oblo, Saturday, Oc!Dber 13, 1918 Middleport-Wellston Bands 0. 1 8 _7~ .JlayHomageTol)adsOfPiayers . •es ~~~ . One local owner, SpoUeiS original two-tone blue finish . Dynallow, Power Steering, Power Brakes. o~ncr New one cost nearly $4500. enttne NO. 154 VOL VIII I . \lA warm, with .... clottNft.,.... Hl1h ...., 75-15, ... . ......... In ... 50o. ,(. .!IM-lllmil I • e • Installed M,I.NY MORE TO 1954:Chevroltt lh ton Pickup -· · · · $1,095 1954 'Pollllac Dlx. 8 cyl. 2 dr. Sedad 1,295 POMEROY ' SERVICE CENTER •• • CHEVROlET All of our 1956 model new cars ore gone; but we hove traded JOr .Om. like new Ul· ed cars. W~ priced them low to make them go. Better hurry! The supply is limited. . I M Jul•·e M•"tch El ted A Vee P Of Nurses Gr.oup Mrs. Jeanette Wud. Marietta , Deputy Grand Matron of Dt!l· trirt 25, OES, preaented twenty. five year pin.s to twenty·se ven members of Evangeline Chapter . OES, it their Friends' Night meeting Thursaay al the Middlt<· port Masonic Temple . Mrs . Jamps Clatworthy, WM . presided at the meeting and those receiving pins were Mrs. George Bilker, Mrs . Norma Bing. ham, Mn Sara E . Bowman, Mrs. R. E. Bush , Mrs. Hertlert ChambCl ers, em Church. Mrs. Zelia Cross. Mrs. Roscoe Fowler, Mrs. M. L. l'"'rench , Mrs. Hobert Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrah, Mrs. W. W. Hayes, Miss Addie Headley, Mrs. L . J . Heiner, Mrs. I. 0 . Le!>nard , Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. T. A. May, Mrs. N,lh Moore, Mrs. Sallie McCormick Mrs. D E_ Housh. Dr. ·Kathry~ Poinde,.te-r. Mrs. n. J. Russell, Min Cora. Rupe, Mrs. lillian Stelff, Mrs. Helen Terry, Mrs. N . C. Welch. Guests were present from the' Harrisonville. Cottageville, Porn. eroy, Cheshire, Columbus Glouster, Marietta, Raciue, sYratuse, and GaUiLangsville chapters Mlaa Freddie Houdasbelt was In ~barge of the- evening's proararn whieb included group .singing with Mrs. Paul Winn as pianl.11t; a game with Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Harrisonville, win. nina a prize and a play "The Hen Peck Holler Sewing Club". Thl.11 play had been presented e.arller at ~ meeting of the Busy Bee Class Clf tl1~ Flnt Baptl&t Churc~ ani\ all ~f the_ ori,alnal nr ' • Are presen t ed Qua rte r Cent ury PInS 27 Evangeline OES Members Thursday c.. KoDIIriibt, Miu B.,. SaDborn. '' · loa\ ' . :n.. ·ooobli iD4 .omoklq. . tor t.h.e BDarl WQl'Be. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 12, 1956 reed