http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fdd03570166e116a2595792ef83cca05.pdf c2e4ee516d7a66c8b1dc592273df488b PDF Text Text ' &-l>tlllf Sentinel, Pomeroy-MI~port , 0 ., Oct. 20, 1956 ' J":.'tto"b:..!J:,;" ·c...... Mid· Sugar Run PTA Maps Plans For :~:;:· ~;.,'!';' '1.'!";.;o•Uo".~. Halloween Party On October 26 ' The Dailv Sentinel • loek GrOYe, uery Sl.fuda)' 9-JO A II. Sundl1 Scbool ud commuioa Plln' for the Halloweeo ,.rtJ aweet shop, Mn w. A. Glbbl, Mn MCOII.d Sund.ly Ja Dloatb 7:80 P. 9:30-, Ernest Covert, supt ; Morn K. eburch preachiDa fourth Sua· lDJ worship, 10 30, Semor Youth to be hel d at the a,ehool oP ~J Eha Gilmore Jr. lira. Chllt.tr 41y ill DIOIIIII 10:10 A. Ill. ebu:eb Fellowship, 6 p m; Wednesda;v, OCtober 1 w~ completed ebtn K.ni&ht, Mn. Harry Wa\loD, " "· commualoa ud puac:m,.-&ev. 0:80, Junior ci'Kl1r; '1 p m. Se:uor the .Sqar Run PTA met ftlll14a7 Thom.u Mantlo and lin. Albert cboir, Tbunday, A:flernooD Circle, eveDiq at the sehooJ. Smatb. Harold C. DMtet. Putor. IU~ CIIV- Mornl.,. Star & 2 p m Mn. Ray WoodJtard prea14eat Refreshment atan.d, Kr. dd J4:ra. Mt. Moriah Baptls& Church Mid- optntd ~ meet.na r.tb prayer, William Swatsel, M.r. and M.tw. JdPutor. liii....U., Star Suo Jay dleport, the Rev N D Bo!'don. .U.n. Leland Swoo gave tbe ·re-: ward Baer Mr and Mra. ~e Oltrlot al Lotter D<y tudJie Bearba Hawtlu, Pomeroy Soclety Editor Sdlool 8:<:1 A. II. K....U., """ pastor. Baoble: School, g 1~. Arlena port ()( the tiecret.ary which ill· Karns and Mn DoUld ~ ; Towa Flab, on Reese, supt , MormnR worship, eluded 1be committe• tor the Hal. tos.!l aame , Harry Wat,on 1nd Uar· ablp at 11 A. M. MYF Suadty el'6lJqado7 School 10 a. m. loween party And the room mot- old Ebenbach; tickets, ~rt alnc at 8. P.ruer meeU.DJ Thur• 10·30, BTU, e p m ll\ a. m. and 8 p. m. &lNDOr Scltuf, lllltltlleport Society Etlllor-Pilone 6078 Churc:h Of The Nanrena, Mlcl· hers: Robert& and Chester Kblf;b~ ,oumUr cweaulc. F.at~•e Sunday Sluclf\Th..,..ay 8 pm. h11o< CormmUeeB f ar the Halloween Qlltlee to solicit bualoest «UJU'iet. Scbool 10.10 A. II. Yonda1 wor- dleport, the Rev Robert Styers, W. Proffitt Aut. Chao. Hupp. putor. BtDie School, 9 30, Lester party are, fash p<t_Dd, Mr. and 1ln Mrs James O'Bnen, Mn. 1L L lillp 9:30 A. II. YF at 8:30 P. Ill ltoclno 8apliot Churdo. V, w.. ~xchanges s upt , Mor mng worship, LawrenCf: Morerity, Mr. and Mn. Jacobs and Mrs. William An,del'ley leatla!, Putor S1111.day Seb8ol 2\reutn1 worahlp 7:30. Prayer Taylor, 10 30; Young Peoples' meehng Shirley Guinther, Mr. a n d Mn ton, fortUJJe teller, Mrs Law_~cc meeUoa WedDeada7 7:80 P . H. ,a. Chuf'Fh of Chrht. LICitell ua Ct.uteh... Letart Felli, a. 8·45 p m Evemnc service. 7·30 Charles Swatul , Mr. and Mfi, ViC· Franm and ·Mr!J Chale& G!lltla; oa Pomeroy-llan-u;onriUe ...._ Mr. and Mra. Gur Kennedy, c . 0. Chapman. RuUan.d, wu ,.. t or Hannabl, dart game, James treat comm1ttee, Mr and )In TQJD ,et Yart.iu, Pastor Sundar School Tbur'5day, 7.30, Prayer meeting. Blble Sellooi 9 30 A. II. llomloe 1:30 anoouncecl the ganiat for the l;!eremoft,)'. Selvatlon Army. Mhtdlepoort, O'Bnen , Wjlliarn Andenon and R. Crow and M.t and Mrs Leo ~; Mr. aod Mra. John Ketebke and LanaavllJe, have A. K. \Vonblp Service '1 P Wortbip 111d Commumoa 10:10 A. Attendeo._, were lllu Judr Capt. Glenna Rummell. Sunday L. Ja~abs , house of horrors, B9b JUdgea for the pastetll, l'fra. Lto eoa, Joho, :tre speodlq tbe week marrlqe of tbelr dau,hter, Be• 11. Cbrlltian Eoduvor altiM'Date K. Cbriotion Endeavor 7:1D P. Jl. Suadaya at 7:30 P. M. trite, to LJoyd Dugan, t6'a of Mr. Chue, RuUand, malckf·honor, and Sdhool 2 30, Hohnes s me·!.Ung, and M1ke Roberb> and Bob Jacdbs; Byran Mrs. Frank Reinhart 1od end in Hinton, W.Va. Evenia~ Wonobip 8 P. Ill. Tboonu Church of ttt. Nae,...,_, lyr• 3·30 p m, Opena1r meetang, 7 pm , • Mn Charles G1bbs; Mn. James Weber wq- otffled apd Mrs.: Joe Ducan, Rutland. Tbe Harold Du1an, Buckeye Lake, kt Wyatt.. Muuster Joeepb Johrwoa, Du&aa. eu~e, ROJ K. WUUama, pastor. Salvation meeling, 7 30 p m Judgea o( the grand m-rd:l •• Mn thil week of tbe dntb of bet COU• cfouble rinJ ceremony w11 per- mao: Larry and DaDiel ll,lble S.hool, Su~ form edt oo SundQ', October 14, at brother• of the II'OOID, usben. 8UDdly 'kboo) 9:30 A.. M. UornJo1 .Church Of Christ, Bradbury, Russell Browo, Mrs William w.. t. slq, Cbarlea Paulin, In Columbu.. MIMr~vlll• Methocfltt Churth. Tb bride wbo waa aivea ID 'Wonhlp 10·30; NYPS 8 30 P M ; Edward Emerson , pastor Bable son, Mrl Harry Smi1b ud Mr- He had beea aa JnYalid for the two o'&,ck at tbe Rutland HethoRev. R. M. Grove, Pastor, Hamner Evuaeliltic aerYlce '1:30 P. M. School, 9 30, Truman Ca~)" , sup:, S James Clatworthy; and COQUDftttF put tbirty yeara IDd dlld at the diat Church by the Rew-. ·GeorJtr marriage by, her fltlter, cboae a llowb. Supt. 10 A . l\1. SuDdq Wedoeada)' evea.lllc prayer meet Morning woBhlp and commumon , Davis. Arran1ements ~ wtUte waltz-length ot white bee ror the priZes, Mrs. Harold ~ •ae of U. School; 11 A M Wonb.i.p Seniee; Jq: for tbe midweek ana Tueaau chrysanth~uma, palJu and ferns and oet over'::n •tried wttll 10 30, ChrJ.tl8n Endeavor, 6 p m., baoh, Mrs. Willard -~ ~·d· llnl • Arthur Sl<lnoer and lin. 'IUeooioy 7 30 P M • afternoon prayer hour. Evening service 7.30 Mrs Pbil Globokar. Pau DavJJ l1ft tqday for Cbatles· wer "Used """- the after of tbe scooped netkUne, outllned 'Wlt!l 't Mldwey Commv,_.tr Church Prnbyt•rlen Church, Srr•.:u.., ton to attend the Kaoawha County church lijhted by white t~pera in quia&; fitted bodice with UDJ COf" MouN of 'r•y.,, Chmer, S... L&adq Creek Road. Rev. R.. E. Rev. Ralph C. Zundel, pastor uf Room mothen named for tiM' QouncU of Garden Clubs' teventb seven branched candelabra. Mrs. ered buttons to the walat llna; School t ·ao A. M' Morning the Rev . Howard Ruppel! , pastor Thomas. paotor. FIO)O<I Clolaad, day worship 11 A. H Sunday eveoang Church School , 9.30, Robert Har· th ~ Pomeroy Baptl~ Church Will year were Mrs Marvin J&trt 111d ~nual Flower-6bow. lon1 aleevea enatq In points o~w Ohureh Sentce 7.30 P. If. Prayer worship at 8. Prayer meetlq on westmmster y outh ~e1- Sunda" begm a aeries or 1ermona tliia M Cha 1 s f l. ......A the hands, and alternating rulflu den Bupt, on the followinl toa~: . rs. r e, peneer 11'1 .,. ...... , , Mt~. and Mrs. Davld Darat Jr.,llr. meeting Wednesday DiJtbt 7:30 P. 1'buNJda,. 8 P M. lowshap, 6 30 Evemng servlte, " Mra Geora:e Harris aod Mrs. Ed- and Mn. DaJia Hamilton and Mrs . of lace and net on the skirt. Her M Everyone conliaUy tlw'i«L 7:30, sermon topac "What Is a ''Why Did God Let Adam Sin?"'; ward Bt.cr, second l!'ldel lin. R. Hermao Haddo.-. are in Columbus Church of Christ, lredfonl. finaer--tip veil .waa atta~be4 to a TIM S'rrK!IM Methodist Churclt "Was It Sin lor Adalftl to Eat 1bt L Jacobi and Mrl Ula.rold E~l'J· atttndinl lthe Ohio State-Penn pearl tiara and &be tar:rled a bou· Rev. Robert E. Lloter, Pator. Rev. John W)'ett, Pador. Bible ChrJBtian' " Apple?"; ''What Would The World ha~h third g. ade . .Airs L L Mor. Jame . quet of miniature plok' and whi\e ltlnt a.ptllt Chyrcft, lqt Mtln Sunday School 9 30 A. M. Duaa School 0 :80; chllfch servic-es 10.30 Mr. and Mn. c p , GaUaa:her ebry&anthemum• with satin ltftlam Wtnebrenner, Supt. WorahiD Ser- Youtb mtellq at 8 P. M. and Street, Ralph C. Zundel, pastor; Be Like If Paradise Had Not Been aruy and Mlii Leo Vaughan, fourth Plans were made for theu an- ers on a wklte Bible Mlaa Chqe Lost?" and " Did God Forclve grade; Mn. Don~d Coll.iu! and were called to Crooksville Wednes· evanseJ.iJUc Jervtce Sunday evea· vice.s 7.30. William Watson, S S Supt. 9 30and Eve?" .. Mrs Leo Crew, llflb ~•der and da" morning by the deatb of her nual Thanksgiving dinner at the wore corn-flower blue lrride~etnt CHURCH 0 .. CHRIIT1 Hllencl iDI al '1 . James Reed, Supt. 11 ·00 combined prngram of wor- Adam The pastor wUl present his mea- M G1lbert M d Mr N # Martin Restaurant •vhen the mem· taffeta in a walt& leDJ(b modeL' 1 or- nephew. Robert Bell. and returned R. . .wllle Che,.., R•v. frMiand ship and study Specia l music Ser- sage durlng the early part of the Chapel, Rev. Edison Weaver, rs eea an bers of Group 1 of the Women'a with acooped neckline and a tiara home Thursday eveWng. Btble School 10 a m Supt Henry :Norr11, Paator. Servtces at Joppa mon "Why D1d God Let Ad11m Sm" combined services which il from bert Compton, sixth grade. Aa!ociation mrt at the First Pres- of miniature white Oowera . She Eblin, Mornang .service 11 30 A 9:30 A M; Sunday at 10 20 Sun· Nunery and Junior Church. 8 30 9:00 to 11.00 a m byterian Church this week. Mrs carried a Colonial The report Of the treuurer wu · Mrs. Arthur Stuart, who bouquet of Third StrMt PentacOital Church day Seboolat Lona: Bottom D·zo A. Youth Mi!l!tmg Monday 7.30 AsDonald Lowery, ch:d rman, presid· white tarnationa. gl\len by Mrs James O'Brien. A b!een vlsitinr: her brother and sisMtddleport, B L BIJrrett. pastor. M' ; Preaebins 1erv1ce 1'1'4~; Sun· sociation aI Women '11 meeting. Wed comdtunacaboo wu read trona Jlra ter·ln·l!l.w, Mr. and Mn. Homer E. ed and the devotional aerv!ce was Sunday School 10 a. m. Ennlq day School at Reedmlle 9 20 A. ne&day 7:30 Prayer and Bible Mr&. Kennedy, mother of the Roy Trac)' Jr statiDJ l;bere would CoOk. left Thursday -for ber home conducted by Mrs Harold Sauer M . PPeacltlng. 14ervice 7 . 4~ p. m. study Thur~ d ay 7 30 One Won with Mrs. Rodney Sauer giving the bride, ware a blue t"tepe ensemble be a meetinJ at Lake Hope ott. tn Charleston. · -y PtM Mothodl•t Church, Herry One Class meetml! Sat. 7 30, Oct M , Evangelistic Service '1 .30 F. •Prmclpal and Mrs. Earl Knigbt program for the evenlna: a reo.new with harmooWng: atce.UOries &ad October 2!1 at 9:30 am coacerniq: Bates, Putor, Laurel Cliff. Sun· 20 Young Adult Cla ~s meeting. II. corsaae- of whJte carnations aucJ the eslabllsbi~g of a l~bool fQr attended the Homecoming 1•me of 11 book on Thaiuad. Chrlstlan Selene• Society, 144 Gnu lpiHo,.r Church, •a•l day School 9:30; Clau meeUna Mr.1. Du1an, mother of the II'ODJII, mentally retarded children. l~ and featlvitiea at Ohio University After- the program and a short wore uure blue crepe wlth a torMa1n Street, Pomeroy.. Rev, J 10 30; FMY aervlee 7.00; Preaeb- Mulb~rry Ave., Pomeroy Morning Meags County. Mn Ra)' Woodaeard todQ'. business meeotlnt thl' Group lNld sage of whlte carnatiua,. Edwm Charles, Rector; •M rs Ce- iDJ 8 00; Prayer Heetina Wednes- aervice 11 a m. with "ProbaUDD Mrs Jamea O'Brien and Mn Lel~nd • . a costume Hallowee n party with dric W. Clark, organlat Worablp day 1 :30. Hyaell Run Sunday After Death" the mbject of the ·ELYRIA, 0 . UP - Foothill SJsBion w1ll repreaent the Al.!ocia· Mr. and Ml'l!l. David Muter are Mrs. Wilham Oblinger and Mra. A reception wu held io • tbe and aermon at 10 30 A. M.., Holy Scbool 10; Preaehln.lt' 11 16. of Fremont t.ion at th11 meetanJ. Ienon sermon and the Golden Coatb ltal Mackey in A.theos today to attend the' Lowell Prnbasco aa judge&. Prizes ehurch dinin1 room lmmedlattlt Commun10n firs t Sund111y in month FAfltVIEW Text. The hour Is com log, and now Rou Hllh School suffCTed a heart the 1 were given to Mrs. William Morris, afte.r the ct"remony and d6ni_, Churth School, Bt>gJnners and It was voted to ppurchase tw .:~ h,Omecoming actJvltles and Edward GrifiJth pa&tor Sundly ia, when thl' dead shall hear tbe · attaet Friday night during tlaltpretUest; Mrs. Myron Miller, most room bqat~lies Wtre Joyce Woif, Primary, at 10 30 A M. For infor· Scbool 9:30 • · m.; Young Peoplu volce of the Son of God and they time pf hts team's same against blanket11 for the &.let room. It was pme this afternoon. Mr.. and Mr~. William Childs oriJ;irtal, Misa Martha Ohllnser, ug. Elaine Spirea an4 Joan HarriSOD, . work, meetlna: 8:45 p. m.; Preatblng aer- that hear .shall hve malum coneern lng our John D 25 Elyria. also voted to purchase three ,rain· we~e business vicitors IQ. Colum- lieat. , f wtaite roses please tf' lephone 302-J Rutland. ll'i.nk and vtcea '1·30 p. m.; pray~ meeuna. 'Wednesday evemnq service at 8. Mllc:key wq rushed. to El)'rfa coat! snd hats to be uled .,Y the bus Thursda1 and were atcom· Halloween decorations were Lll- wm:e u&ed tor the bride's table-; Chrlstl1n Church 11 RMChv'lll• Weclnc8day 7:30 p m The public Is co1 dlally mvitcd to Memorial H3spltal foll owlnt: his pRtrol "boys. Leshe Fultz, cdordin· .panied to Middle-port by V~cki eel for the riming table and andEvery Sunday Ill A M. Sunday Methodllt Char ... Letert FeUs, attend. Reading room with side en· collapse. His condition wa sreport- ator ror the ~a!ll!J County Vet· Gh;ather, small ,da~gbter of MT. and wiches, doughnuts, ca:ndi81Ji, 1cider arrana:em~nt ar~d tbe tiered ;w.S. ~hool and Communion first Sun erans bond issue, spoke In behalf Mrs. Franklin Gmther, who wiU and coffe-e were served by ;Mrs. ding cake was 1oppe_d wltb a. mt., 9·30 A. IM. Apple Grove 10 80 trance located at rear of church, cd as "fair" day in month 11 A. M. Church PrlaaiB, 7.30 P. M. Letart Fa.l's Ru· open to the public on Monda)' Fremoot defeated Elyria 3'1~ t he Issue. Followtna a report Yifnt her g:randparente, Mr. and Hysell. Mrs. Harold s uer, Mrs. ature bride a.od sr-.n and Qcor, 11 ated In pillk roses, U,hted tlpeit communion and proochmg; tbird rat Life Serv~ \Wth IIPflC'ial rnu- from 2 1o 4 p m And led a\ halftime h;v a acore of on cabanets for the school titeheD MrB. Jo~n ~awklns Jr, tor a week. , Lowery with Mrl. Bethel Coleman were at each end of the ta~ Sundo.y In month 7•30 P. X M:c. Pnyer meetirugs Wednesday ' 14-11 by Mrs Edward Baer It was voted Mr. Gln ,ber s mother, Mrs. Thelma 811 a contributing boate 111 . United Meth0411st ChYrch. Ev' I church preachlnJ- 1\ev. Harold C evenlnc 7:30 LetaM. Falls, Sunday to purchase llve cablnet.l. Robert Hamlm. 1.1 serloutly iU at Grant gene Brown, pastor. Sunday Hhool Mrs. Due-an chose a wine aa(l Doster, Pastor. Roberts spoke briefly on the eon· HO$pital after major surgery, evtDiDJ Apple Grove, SuOOay eve 9:115 Theo Smith, supt Worship gray wool ensemble for her wedChrl•tl•n Church It Long lot· ubag Eut Letaf1t , MYF metf,:inp d1t10n of the playground~. The at· ding trip to Clneinnau and wore tom, every Sunda} 9 :iO A . M Monday 1 .30 P. 'M. Apple Grove, 10:30. Laymen's Sunday Laymen tendance banner Wit'S awuded to Mrs Boyd Dllgard was enter· the cora~e from her wtdcllq: will be ln C"harge of the services th third grade laugh& by Mrs ta1ned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School and communion, Thunday 7·30 P •M Eut Let&rt. bouqUIJt. 3 p. m bt Qut~rlerly Conference 1 By v . Wosley Jenklrn. Chea 1·Ies Gabbs. Renzo Me n~hloi and family , Pom· first Sunday in month 7·30 P !'4. 9:30. MorninK wor.lhJp 10·~. Ev• Raclna- B•ptlst ChYrch 1 eroy; Mr. and Mrs Bradfnrd Maa~ Church preachmg; third Sunday nlna worab1p 8 on the let, 3rd, ltb Dr Rachard H Bauer will presade The bride ls a gt.aduaW ot' Rutw MYF meeta at 5 30 today, Eugene Dunns the prolram hour "vi&Jf· and daughter, Minersville, and In month 10·30 A M Church com· SundJ)'a. Prayer HeeUn1 Wed· Fry, prealdf,nt. Monday, Oct. 29, ARI YOU REALLY A CHRISTIAN land High sehooland haa be.. em-, Mila Bernice Jowen, rt:Uglous ployed at Comploo's J<:weley $tote Ach 11 :26 ors day" wa! obaerved with the Mrs. Dave Farmer tlurlng her re· munlon and preat:htng - Rt>v. ne&dJr 8. 7.30 Mela:s Oounty Youth Rally at In Middleporth Sbe came educatlo:D lnstnu=tor. '"s gueat Pomeroy. Mr. Duaan lla rral~•t• ' Church of Christ, Mltttllaport1 Un1ted Melhodist Church. Many millions of church mcm· ttachen In their, rooms to meet eent Yl!it Harold C Dos ter, Pastor n ben call themselves Cbratlans. the parenh after wllich a ftlm eapee1a Y to IS!IIat wtt t~e Apple speaker when tbe Chester Cbarae fh• Cfoiurch of Chri1t, K•no, Fred 1 Gardner, pastor Bible Fader1ted Church, Waldo J. One feel s, aB be observea the be. was shown by J ack HutchtnJon butter pro1ect of tbe Ctlurch of of Methodist Yquth Fellow&ip met ot Glouliter High School wheH bt: c' ery Sunday 0 30 A M Sunday School, 9:30, 10·30, Commumon Bartels, paator, Fred Blaettnar, S was p:Orhinent In athletics. He ts Scttool and cotnmuniun , J.)C()Dd service, 6 pm Chr istian Endeavor; S, Supt Sunday tchool 9 1~ .a m havlor of many of tbeae people, represenlatlve of th t'! Wayne St Christ and h1t J,'riday for Cleve- recently at the Rod:aprings Metho- ei'Difl1lyed In the eiJIInftl'IDJ deSunday lu monlh 10 JO A M No t'vc.• ning aenlcc, Wc:dnesday , '1 Worsbap 10 30 a m. Sermon "Am that they call them s~lve 11 Chri st· Sweeper. Mr Hutch •nson shoWed land Where ah~ will vislt Dr. and dist Cfurcb. partment of the Ohio Valley ElecDev tiona 'led by Shirley Brown tric CCU'pOraUon plant at l(yaer Church commun1on and pre.1n· hmg r m B1bie study and prayer meet· I A Chnstlan?" Senior YF 6 p m ians lolely because they have 11 t. the film upon request of May-or Mrs. Marvin Freeman and !Ions bet11ched themselve 1 to • Protestant Robmson , to urge the people to fore golnrr tu her home in 'Deer- opeoe the meeUng. A bymn pr• Creek. 1ng, 8 30 , Choar practice four~h Sunday In month 7 30 I' Junior YF 8:30 p m Churclt, However, U YQ!I catfrcal· vote t,ot the bond issue 1n Novem ~rn , Mich. Sbe was the house- ceded praycT by tbe Rev Ralph FlrtJt 8ap\llt Chyrch Mlddloport, M church pruchinll - Rev Har ~--'---.,RuHand Methodist Church, Rev. 1 lve an honeat "ves" aruwe 1 to ber D u y TO M•n uest of Mr. and MrB Ernest Lill- Grote ·a net Janice Swartz had tbe the Rev Claremont E. Hoyt, pastor George Dav111, paator: Vernun Web old C Dostl'r, Pastor . lanee durina her vlsu. y • scripture n!adinR Group sloging Tbe DagghtelJ of Union VeterThe Cftrlstlan Church et .... • Church School. 9.11S, Frank Cheese- her, Supt. Sunday school 9·30 AM the queatlon wblch 'head• this ntl· At the cloae of the 11\L>etina: reclased tbe devoUon.s ' lll ns w11l meet In M~uJar aeaslon brew, Hupt; 'Morning worship, Worship Bervlce 10 30 AM c1e, you mwt acknowleda:e the freahmenb were served b)' Ml'l. Mn. Shirley Mill&, Mrs. Noah Tbe program wa1 presented by Monday evenJq at the ,DAV hall. lO Hi, children's object lesson Harold Smtih Mrs Victor HannJh Haaklns, Mra, Bertha Blackburn Alfrect Methodist ctnwch, Rev. truths wharh foiJows. the Rockstlrlngs group and con- 1 .;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;_,., -.-;;--:.,;·.;;-;;;:.;-;;;;;-;;;;,;;'1 " \\- ho W11nts a Lemon ", ~ermon R M. Gto\le, pastor. ln Romans 10·9' the Bable read&, Mra Walter 'Hamm Mrs Georg~ 1nd Mia, MlrbeJ Hysell were In S. S 9·30, 1 topic "After Converaloo, What?", Lloyd Dlihnger Suttt. Worablp at "It thou shall (ODfen that Jesu! Hobatetter Jr Mrs oian Booth Mra. CireleviJle JiTiday to Rttend the slated of a reading "If We UnderDcllcons meetlnJ; 6 p m. Jun ior 10 4li, 7. 30 MYF Wr d 7 30, pray. Is Lord thou shalt be aaved GUbllrt Mees Idrll Norbert Compo annual Pumpkin Festival and to stood" by Mary McAfee , a ptJem, and We" Carol Bearbs and Semor H1 Youth Fellowahlp, and The f1rst charactt.Tlstlc of a tcm Ml'l GeOrge K n Mn Har bear the concert given by the U. "Jesus er scrv1cea Friday Oct. 28, masWITH ACCESSORIES tbetalk by Ml.as Bowen. 7 30 Evrnlna worahip, sermon to- qurrade and potluck supper at the Chrl1Uan iB that he .admlta to the old' Eber~bach a n D~rotb • S. Arm)' Band. Judy Spencer, vici president. ROUND AND SQUARE p l r ·'Thla l:j tbe Life"; Monday, Hall, sponsored by MYF. Thla Glo~Jtner Y Polly Karr. who Is employed in Lord.lhip of Jesus Chriat. · Colum})ua, Js spendina the week preJided at tbe busme111 BeQlO, 7 30, Women'a Ml11iooary Sotiety I Harlrtonvllle Prellllyttrlaftlo s,~ 'neans that all the commands of of PUll Alita Carpenter, Jenoifor Crew f'Dd wlth bE'r p1renb, Mr. and when waya, and 01eans of th e Pomero)' Baptist AaaocJation ply pastor, Rev Ralph Zundel the Bible are expre.1a orden for cbulng a movteprojector were you and I to carry out., • md Freddie s 1saon of tbe tiHb Mrs. C. R. Karr Sr. and family. at the ft'irst Bapttat Churt!h, Pome. 10·00 church school 8 p. m OF dlacussed. Responae to roll caD r oy, Tuel!ldav, 7·30, Chureh School the Bible reeorda: ;rade and Pamela Hobs~te] t( Mrs. Geo~ McGhee left Fridlf When Letart Falls M.thodlat ChariJe', EAGLES HALL . WIB answered by 14 youth and one (1 ) ''Gn ye . . .teach all natltms." the t~iztb cr.de were 111 charAe dl tor Ruasell. Ky, to visit her sistet, Qffil.'er&and toachera at the chureh Jl'lovd Workman . PS8tor. Letart adult from CJ:aester, el1bt youtb Mrs. Ida Neil. Wednr-.trlay, 7·30, mld·weet PraY· Pallt, church school, 9·30 Praver we mu11t do somethlnl for all na- .be nursery during th~ mectina. Uaree adultl from Alfred; 11 c a· and Prai.!lc aervlce; 8·30, Senaor o~c rvite Wednesday evenina: 7'30 tlons Edw1rd MeComaa was the over· and youth and ~'lVG adult&, Mlnt'l'sville ni&ht aueat of MltJ Patience Sut~ (2) "Foraakc not the auembly cho1r rehear111 Tbunday, Men's llt:eclne MU...n Ch•rl" lullh AND and seven. tputh and four adults, CORRICTION ton and her parents. Cbeupeake. Fe l l ow~hlp at the church. paator, Services Sunday 7 30 and tng of youraelvea toaether": we Rocbprlllfl ' • The furniture ean be seen must be faithful ln cbun:h 1ttendThe next Jun ahoot, to be •pon· hJo, Friday and attended the Sen. :F'IUt Presbyterian Church , Mid· Tuesday '1 30 GUf!STS, ONLY! The next meetlDJ will be beld et anct" sored by the lulak Walto~ oreanilor danee at Chesapeake High at 40 Garfield Ave., Mid· dlepO!t, the Rev, Howard Ruppelt Portland Chvn:h, ••rl Cust•r (3) "Lay up an the tint day of .:atlon will be held November 10. School. He went to Columbus Sat- the Chester Metbodlat Chure. dleport, behind tho Raw. pastnr Church School 9:30, James p,~~.stor, Afls'l pastor, Edith Codne; the as God baa pi'Oipered and not aa 9reciously adverti&ed In uray with the Suttons to attend ling, Garage between 5 and Buchanun, sut; Morn Ina: worahip, Se1 vice& Sunday 8 00, Tuesday at you."wcek we muat brlnl Into the the Dail)' dentine!. _the Ohto State•Penrt game. 10 30, sermon topic ''What Ia a 7 30 and Friday 7 30 9:30P.M. chur(h all that is necet&al')' lo tu~ Chnstlan?", Westminster Youth port the churth proll'am. Fellow11hip, 6 p m.; Wednesday, In Acta J1:26 the Bible r~:~.d~: 1 " And the dls<!lplea were fhr1 stlaru rtnt In Antioch •· Nblll'c that thc people- Who received thl' name of Christian we~ the dlaclples of Jesus. The word di&el· Plal1s wore madt for a lurkey pie mcana learner, and wa'll apdinner at tho Nov~:mber meeun 11 ph('d to those who followed a tea· when MaRnolla Temple, Pythian th('r lo learn of him. Jnus satd ' Sisters me t ThurRday evening. "Whosot.\\'Cr wiU .. come after mfl, Mn Bt-rnlce Darst, most excel- let him deny hlm:ti, tate up his • ., 1 I J ll'nt rhict, presided and eommunl· tross, and foUo.,.. e." Are you cations were reAd from ClarR CCK'· rtcnyang yourself In order to folhrRn , gran..t ehitf. concernlnlli a low afler and learn ot Jf111.1s ref-'el'hon to be ~ \vE'n in her honor Christian 1a abo 1 beliewr. tonight at NPwark· and trom Nelle ByA this 1 mean Uait he accepbl Patton , dto~trict deput)'l eoncernlng what the Bible reeord1 q true and the district convention to be held he knoW! what the Bible eontelna. Nal net for- .... in {.;.!JII\poli!l, Novetnber 15. foodW..s ••• ft..... lhoaL Many profeaslng people know very Game~ Wf're played durlnr the • dOWII lho tlrttlo , . . ••• chlldnn lllicllittle about Jeaus Chrlat 1nd God'a !I!Ocial hour and prize-s awarded tbe plan ror thi1 world. Many adults fAIT, C..tlnuous IHd Ill• .,. _ . AI • drill~ .~ wtnnt'~ after which refreahmenta know no more about the Bible In ll:eeplnJ with the Halloween than the Sunday School cbildren ' Mfll"t tl ""'"' thrm,. wertt st<rved b)' Mlsfles Lena do They can YIIUtb leU you CUIHIONI oboorb nol11 and Thehnn Gruesoc. tl _.., lllicl )lop .. about various atoriei lD the Bible ; and ......lona Ill ~·k ... ~ llt'h as Joeeph'a tott, or Jonah and _.,""' llshtor. WCTU MUTING th e whale or Jeaus' birth. Bul you re a \'lsnor •n town, or a n"fC..'OIDU, '1dtWINftiiUr1Aoa..U..\ l'l'.e Pomf'roy WCTU wP! ml't'l wh('n It come-a to tbe Principles or IMPIOYII grindingpie... consider this an invitation to S't 11t lhe Baplist t'hurrh. TuCI!dav at Hvmg and the- doctriDel ol aalv•· ' lrola and 'IVI~fkM!II"t of food 7 3n p m. Mra T T Shelton of the !ton. lhey an IIM01t entlrelv un· acquainted 11 this bank , •• and UH our portlclet I• weiter proteol .... lhe ~. 111ftt1 Baptl,t ohu.rth \will be In charge i~arncd . Do yOu. Cbr1Jtlb. know facilities whenevet you na. ol Ihn Pl'OfCtlrrt1 ........ ~Mill_.; ' what you believe ltaoeehold ''""'""" ll\!il --- _.... e ' .._.... .... ._ '"'-· s. Vows MIDDLEPORT Beatrice Kennedy With Uoyd Dugan On October 14 SOCIETY Sermon Senes I PIanned 8y BaptiSt' Pastor ' Mish Presbyterian Women Plan Annual Dinner aero. WARSAW (UPf-An orgy of celebration swept Pol·. and today for the nation's suecessful defiallee of lbe ~ in purging pro-Rualan Defense Minister KonstanUn Jl4t010 !Ovsky from the Politburo-the CommuniBI Inner circle that· runs Poland. The Polilh·born marshal was twice a hero of the Sovlt!t ' - Floyd Williams Bound To Jury; Bond Is $5,000 hk . Polish Reds Fire StaliniSts From Control Of Their Nation Heart Attack Is Fatal To Coach At Grid Contest '' 'I Sundav Sermon 1..1 tber were Pokt op~n yean of heine-~~--· RokoaovU:y .......... br . . . yeor old Wladyllaw Gotoolb to ao historic vidor)' n:prded br tbe Poles aa almOit eomplele. Bat oblerven b'ere lai4 Gomulkl'l Dew leadenhJp would DOt !Alb too much eapital of ~~ demoUoo now fDl fell" of BUIIiall retahtion. llokoaovoQ ,UU 10loiu IW pool ti<a 11 liNd of lbe Polilb ........ '"""'· • pool twarded t. hlin . -.na e- lo llMt., penollllly by J llut "" il _ . . . It '""" that Polaa4 liqldl new elee1ioDI Dec:. 18, poptbly before then. ' The first LDdleoUDD of GotooJ. or 'I Uaaon-tbe hero of Staliqnd, the defender of Moeeow. He WM the aymbol of Stalioilm tat -~ Poles NJk'd theln., 111 oceupled eouutry. W. OIUier made lllela b 'o new poli<J ""'!!. l!ll[llil)toolay wheo additional ~ ~ -' apedal In tbe I'OaloD rOllefuon trloll. Thq will be IIIII fnt ..,.. dido lioee tbe Go01Dib "mroln- Bernice Bowen Is Chester MYF Guest Speaker tioo." I FOR SALE Dancing ;\ira 7 ROOrtS Sat. Nite FURNITURE EAGL£5 . Pythian Sisters Are Planning For ATurkey Dinner A Tnqr .lot ,. ftlh Here It 1•1 The New FRIGIDAiltl' Electric Food Wasre DIS,OSER _,."· • • • .......... ,.......-. ..· INLIC:;: • ........................ !"' I Wl WANT TO KNOW YOU! . .. . • ~ droln rf _ . ............, ,.,.. ....... _ , YA&W. 1111k .... 1t1f< FOR Pr~utint Atty~ '."The FARMERS BANK .,._. ~~).and S~vings Company .,.._ Oior •Ill " \rOTE I FOR · Emmet W Peoples •• 1158 omrfton Pleosand I'OMBROY, OHIO Federal Re~erve Snte. IIIIUIANC• COli,, ON -~ ........-:....... _, no· You will find here the 11m0 . .irit of rordiality that dwactedzes the \.mo1e - . . munity.. ·· · ,..,,,, ol"':.> .I WI Ten Days·Remain To Vote. . ALsent ,. ... Voters Ballots .,e abaen.t dl)' 10 t" holloil LD, llleigs COUDIJ Boord of ~ Votera who will tion hive ~ elecaet &heir Elettion Clerk Alherl, llld today. Gloeelmez Gloeckner reported lte beUoll bave Mea mailed to cldzena and ttrvleemen aad tbi.t tbey will be reeeived uatll 4 p rn. Thunda)t, Nav. 1 In penon i.t the Office. They wQI ~~ ,.ceptt<l by melt until noon, nov. 2. Servieemea' a b,lll0\5 will be re-. celved vntU n* pf the day of election. About 53 luoh balloll oJ. ready have been returned.· Me~nwhlle, Gloecklner Ita• au· oouocecl two chana:ea lll preeloet voting placea. Miner~yme ,.uttt will go to l:Unu Stor.e room, •~d Middleport \Tblrd War<! will vote ln &be- basement of the brick bulldiOI back of the hllb Jlohool. Market Report ·=~1:::!:! , :Rudand To Vote Rac1ne Volunteer Firemen, wort. in teams of twa, wiD caU oa area residents and esplatn the disp}&ylnl 1 and demOD• fire exUnguiJben. each type of uUnqulsber wblch will be- nn sale will be on tlisplay io :Racine at Earl's Barbn Sbop, 'nte Racloe Food ~·l'Ke\ and at Tbe Baclae Service Station There wiU lllo be a display In Aotlqulty, Letart and Portland. The publle ill :Invited to Inspect ttlese models durlac tile next two week$ tbe drive la Gil. For llomecoming ' · 1rta: Queen This Week CINQINI<jNri, 0. UP • Produce: EJp, ·unchanJed to 2 t I~ oa B larce; prtees ,at farm~. Will~ and brow~. ~ Jumbos 4&-48: A 43-44: 'A rme(lluma 26-~ A. 111-21 0 B II: FOB A lol'l'l 'tn.edium132-35. ¢ht<t•,•~~~-~ ,·;,ltiOIIt - 1iote . 18JAI·l7; sdy; tcyen .10 hens G lb pd t.Jpe l0-12; The Faremen nllpoad quickly as posstble to a call fo!' ulbtanoe but io many ( asea thOle lew min.Yle tt takes to get on tbe ll!fte at die Eaot Germ1111. and Soviet oltteen bold lllllt positions 1D tbe Polloh ....... There Ia not the •lightest evlo deuce yet that the Soviet forcu have lifted 1 a tmger agalnat Go. mult.a., sucb Ia the eUmate of Po].. bh oplnioa and world feellq. Roo ports of "'eluhes" were uneoD-o nrmed. But Poliah army mea were .m1001 tbose cbeeriq wbea 'aew.a of tke Gomulta aetioa IWeJl aeroa.s the aation. How tbe Poli!lh army will react- offidally Ja not fully known. A.a indieatloo eante SuodaJ wtieD Waruw radio broadeast a r~ that offleerr and mPn ol tiM' • • SIW teellahlal militano bail\ ....,._ ,ltnlped fQP suppor.t b the ra~ 'hdlftl .,. the ..J!II'!It COllllDitlft of the Conlllnmilt 1'11b' aad U. Und takea bJ the warken.'! fire may men tlie total' liQ cf home and eonknta. A had t)'be fire ntloguisher near at J11od ftn Joll.D Scott, 47, Forest RUJI, re- onto prevent spread of fire ID.d mained uoeonscJoWJ from insulin aerJous damage. ihoell: at noon today in Holaer 'AliiOL AUXILIAIY MftTIIIe Hospital accordmg to member~ of MARILBH.AD HAl ""SPJitl.,. hia f'amaly. ~ State Hipway P.11trol Aua;Scott, I prnpraetor or the Scott MARBLEHEAD, Mau.-Tbe on. ~ Wj\1, bu1~ Ita regullr moatllo Muaic Co., W Ma1n St., Pomeroy, lnal of the famous paJbttoa;, '"The b' ...ntiltg tolliJht at I p. til· wiUI wu rushed to Holier yea:ferdaJ Spirit of "78," by A. M. WDlard IU: bl~ ura:ed to attend. A afternoon in a coma from LJIS'ulla now b•nas on tht WtJJ of ttui ie. ~ ·~ will be Nn'ed ·folw dt!lcienoy. l«~o·, r - 1D Abbot u.l1. ilii meeiJDi. · ~_:_ I • • GoJinalb'a feat ia aetuaU,.If'NtTlto's break awa7 from lluuia. The~ were DO BUJo sian ~ fD Yuaoalavia in 1M&. So"let troope have been iD the war. Tbe natJoa 111 ·:~';~~si.nce the Soviet Una of co& mulltltatiOJll to their biJ force~ iD w ~' Mushal liiWir!l __ ' �.... ,..... ..., '.... . • ~. I . - . ... ··.1 " ,~ •'!"ft -. •• ' .... ~ - ·~ - - ' • 8 / ·----- • • ti • A- Ill 01' A"r~:::lfT . - ' . . '' • Otl 0: • 10: allf'J Gffict t II 7:00 II II. ' I lil t 10:00 IUO It '·· ld B ou s. I :3C) I 11 :30 112: ' 11'1 ... ~~::: - l :llO 2: llaU Qu L.Mo,-~--· :45 n For AD - B t a rious a ew peo- Rlt>1<y. W. o. I . i u e•sviU . :oo 7: B e Wl'JII S~ lULL . R buemeutl wd ' • '" 156 I 165 202 I 144 I I ' 'I, '' ar Held nior Hi les Ho ner ind Findlay. Jlt.: , .,od.j ri Tavlo and Kr. d obert Sutton of Toledo ud. e1 d Heines, Po M Local Ga d n Cl bs A Kanawlia at' ns ay have. be n red ed Phoao. Clul•o All nual �.... ,..... ..., '.... . • ~. I . - . ... ··.1 " ,~ •'!"ft -. •• ' .... ~ - ·~ - - ' • 8 / ·----- • • ti • A- Ill 01' A"r~:::lfT . - ' . . '' • Otl 0: • 10: allf'J Gffict t II 7:00 II II. ' I lil t 10:00 IUO It '·· ld B ou s. I :3C) I 11 :30 112: ' 11'1 ... ~~::: - l :llO 2: llaU Qu L.Mo,-~--· :45 n For AD - B t a rious a ew peo- Rlt>1<y. W. o. I . i u e•sviU . :oo 7: B e Wl'JII S~ lULL . R buemeutl wd ' • '" 156 I 165 202 I 144 I I ' 'I, '' ar Held nior Hi les Ho ner ind Findlay. Jlt.: , .,od.j ri Tavlo and Kr. d obert Sutton of Toledo ud. e1 d Heines, Po M Local Ga d n Cl bs A Kanawlia at' ns ay have. be n red ed Phoao. Clul•o All nual �• ' • ' ' • DrJ1;r SaliMI, ~eport, 0, Oct. 22, 1958 Six Are ·~ • ELK RUN. Ri.EDSVILLE miSMITJl P.\MILY '. Portland POI\'ILAND, Oct. lama of JW'!!ord, lin. 1'!<11« POftll, oiled lid. aod lin. reeeatlr. llr. and IJn. lo)D.. IDd ehllclreo, Lprella ••d olallell .... ' 1 H;H,~ H Drhte-1 n ...._ . ·,.. lin. Jollllaoo.S.• • off~~~: 0.,Claterialttd 1111 dOUihter, Witter ConiO TueadlQI befldo ' Oc:tlber. VlaitOI'I ol. lfr. aad Krt. Cene Coq:o BundiJ were )(r, aad Mn. Sunlor Pilch aDd oblldreo.JI!t.•nd lira. Chu. COIJjo Jr.• Kcll. _.a.~HD Polk IDd 11ft. lin. Chorlu Coop 'rHI CILA$1 C..-i ·ltiPPLINeltOMtMCI THI IICAIILIT ~IAII (In Techllco!GI') C-DY ond CAIITOflll· . . TUliDAY & WIDNIIDAY J:utt Ioiii Iince 1IU wblle willpplaa lbe Loa Alll•ll!l ..... at IIUWOI> tee, au. Tolllo Bole, pt.Jiq ~ bact, l AI WasblnJ(<>o, Western title both Umea. Hayea took the blame for the apot of tiMolr f.abulou • bi.ttory. WEEK OCTOBER 22.27 ' but ' collect tickets at ChtcaJo wblle helpln1 the Beara :S.t bold leeODd pJace In the Weatem race- wltb 1 M-2'7 vletoty over the Baltimore Moon Beams On Sports HOUNDed DOG? The Nelsonville-Jackson clash of November 9 on the Nelsonville field apparently wlll decide the 19i!t6 SIX> tille. S!E US FOR CA$H_.... THI ' C 'tTYLOAN & SAVING$ CO. Emesl Covert, Mgr, Phone 191 . SPECIAL George Blaada, a 29-year old quarterback, did everythiDI Both teams continued Dn the unbeaten pulh. last Friday night as Jackaon took a hard ~ibt 13.0 win over Wellaton,d.i.M, Hounda came throua:h wltb tJaiG Dtuat lm· presslve win of the aeaaoQ aa they taok a 26-12 win Over Logan. Jack son ha~n't ·been beaten ln league Play and Nclsonvllle JA unbeaten, but bas a 'l-7 tle wlth Gallipolis. However p:-ovidlng both teams wiD> the ~Nt of tbeir a:amea, a win over JackwJn WOUld glve the ,.,. hm_Bill you IIIII'IIVIII the II§ 810111¥ j Hounds lheu first SEQ title lD history. P.om•ror and Middleport continued to fight It out for tMI ...ue cellar, and the indleatlona arw now that tho clath between the- two team• on Th•nksglvlng D-.y m.y decide who will finlth In the eo~l hoi .. TN Panthe,... pla.yl!"tt .. their poa""t gllmt of thoe ...... ,••, Friday •• thty' took a 19-6 1... to Athens,. while~ Mlddlapott contlnu.d. io ahqw lmprowm.m • tt..y lo11t 26-14 ·to .O.IIIpells. 7 This week Pomeroy tangles with Galllpolis on the local field " on Thursduy night due to the Sto Te11rhers Mcetlng at Athens, while llle Jackett~ will trek to JackBOa on Jo"rlday night to meet the Jatll:· !DD lronmen as they attempt to pull what would by liT be the b18· ge&t upset ot aeveral seasons. OU:.· er league games thls week find Alhtms entf'rtainine Logan, whUt Nelsonville plays ·b ost to the WelllllOn Rockeh. POMEROY Ser¥ice Center Sharillg tbe oell., wltb Wubiol' \on on a 1-3 rP.COrd. , i l l - WhiPt Colli l08lng what would have been the tying point. ' ~ ~· lllla•B&. PHONE i88-Y tiUe. but aow are ID tile 'toulhett NOfhin · but a • MOORE'S· by dowolna tbe Browu, 2(1.0. !Iron' aad hb Bnnrnlew bave eral notable comebaeb in IYieePtna: alx straiJIU Eastern Dl91Jio.D On the basis of paat recorda, the Buckeyel bounce back even Doulber aftet- IOdftnt a Don-confe:rence football pme. Tbe Red and Gray have loat t.o non-confer· Obto State drew a five yard t~ teams lD the last two years only to comt bact and take the penalty. The kick was a foot wide, - " " -·oa • . tbe lledstlnt WOD tbeir fil'Jt . lP6 pme "nnl~···· lllno louc- -tw..,.lrd Hayes ~an use the Penn State loa1 at a 1tic:k to whip the Buckeyes into ahape for tbe rem1h1der of the .-e-aaon and ~k to retain the Bte Ten Crow•. PAMILY IIIIJ!IT Gilbert Bolond llm!llu P.ebr qalJ'te. u De. . Pl#l PIATHIIt 0. ......... .. Vlaillal itn. Rlbort ouro are , ll!vt:ath TOIIIeHT .. . IW"Pl'Y olll hll bKt oa Sr. llq= ··, PLASTIC WOVEN SUPERIO:R Colts. He threw three touehdown pllaes and kld.ed aevq extra points and 1 30-yard field 1011. Charley Conerly, who l.J 32", threw touchdown pauea to •Ken MacAree and Alex Web•ter and aet up Ben AJajanlan'a l'·yard field goa1 within three minutes and 29 se«Jnda durin& the aeoonrl period at N,.-,,.. .yo·r k to epark tbe Glanta to a 38-10 victory over the Pittlburgh SteeleTa. Tbe Glaota 3-1 toot undisputed .,e ...'Ond place in the Eastera r«ce, brealdnJ a tie with the Eaalea. It Wlll the same otber game as the Packers posted their SEAT COVERS 'l . !: Installed For Only ; ·• I coilij! · $18.95 TO MOORES FOR SAVINGS '' I SU~SET . ...· .,'!gil)t1~ .. .. ... J• cham~lonshlp, All coach Jim VennarJ's boya nerd to se~p the title is a win over Ute -'J!,Ili!Jes, and from p11t perfurmancE!s' the Red Devils will be heavily favol'Cd to win the t1tle Every tl'am In the league has taat.ed defeat !fl Rutland bas ah·eady grab~d a ~hare ot the buntlna:. . . .• Tilcblit) ' aii~truck ~. - a.. lrucb ,... - ,.. ,_. ""'hp"· ,...·u w II'• bolter """' . . . . . . . . 'llllol '·.\, '' ·~ ' ' ~r -.. -tNrax·TlliJ''N aU-frud 'lhdo. from the drawin1 lloudaal. No..........,.. will>-~ ear tllliM.t or componenle. IN1'11HA.· "nucb ... oll·lruc:k buill to oiQ - Clllh .... lolll••...,..dopendably, F 1111!1 loolll!lllb npolro 11111011 ,... . . . 810 ......, ....... mlleo ud,..,.. 1 ~ IJaa't lob ..,. lor IL Lot an llfI MMI• 'IIIJcll ...... h CD JOUr job. l~ ...... built' ---~- Modo,...,._.,....._ • Pvncttonal ..... 1o• P,.cbl t. .ud< ..... • Power ~ poww IIMPJ"'o autolftellll ...•-.onv...-... ..,_...,.. _..... .,._. . ..,..,. .. ....., ..... ---. e COftlfo.VhiMI C.tt .......I,..Mife. • Mort .... '"""''•" h. ...... ~." ~ IUJ...,.tltt ...... t ...... . (I 'J'OKYO VP - ,.,., Newcombe, who doesn't seem- to ''1' bl' able .to dG"JIBf t~~~ rlgllt tinct' the Wor~d S..rl.. wU knocked of the bo:r IJai"i ' Sullday u tt.- · It mar:k"'\ the fourth alnlabt ltv\ of the world had betli time aiai!e Serle& knocked ., .. ,. hundred mU.s. , Sill now 'S7 Chevrolet truc:lts, heavily loadad with cargo, roorod DOr1h from D.aWJOa l:reok, B.C., tluouaJI l ,!1%0 mlles ol IIIOWiblias and mite, rain llld hail 10 Fairbanto, Maata. lhnninsll'Ound tho cloc:k, they made IIIII 111r1uou1 lrip-IICirlllolly '& 72~aur run-in lo• than 45 houn. Aa a special te&t clurlDI the ruD. two oi 11io ·irueb went ihc eolile dbt&JioO!'Witboul oaco ba..... their .....,..,topped! eo.,. in and see bow 01e11 thea new Alcoa ehampo mouure. up 10.fOUl' . job. toda)r Japaoese ,.play~ra are '·better thaa. I expecteil tbem to be" and tbat sentiment WP.D\~ble tor blj, ad Don Newtemlwil ·r,· dium. rauc•• T1w Akort HI~ II 1M ,_. wltm tri<Cb , . . o/4 btlort their tiiM. l)o lOad wheno aravel endlouly . . . .hammers thf lifo out ol trucks. Wheno a lo1 oloWfino dust chotea enpnes, ud vicious ruta aubject' charslr 10 IIIO.Diba of wear ill a few t DodJie-ra, 8-J, before a C!apaetcy crowd of ta,OOO at~ Korakuen Sta- :UIIIP"'IIONAI: fit"5t Oq Youa'Df41 1(!1<¥ '{"'" .· T~t~clcsl' ~e ,.·' . ;. J. • l '. /" ' . .., !: ._ :,;. "'. ~ I. . . ~\ · Performance-proved In a hlstory.,aufil·'._t r~~. · -· J • . on the •LCAN Hl.hway ·tO · Brooklyn ManaJ- cr WilL Alato.D admitted ,< \ Dodgers )Jose To Japanese All-Star Nine JApanese AliWSt.,.. drie.ted ctdut..,_e:RIRII .. EQUIPMENT CO. Inc.' l'olnt Ple.1unt will dash wl1h Hurricane on Saturday nijhl as they prepa:oe for the big aam• with Ripley •on the 1next Friday night Tbe Rlpley..PoiiU Pleasant same C!ouli;~ deeide whiC!h te-am will go Into the Cla&s A playo(ft in West VJr&lnla as both clubs are nee~r Lhe top ln the rat1n.11s. . · · GaiJ . KJ~.u won tlle pi-j:z~ . f9r the "~ "'diessed", Mrs. Paul 11Jpt(!list1U; 'BratUM". llrs. Rb~­ erl -R ile · "Junnlest" Mrs. RO~ Rice ' 1M0l'lt OrlJinal". Games wire piM'ed E:.Dd , ~. Limao ~eiff won ~ P.~~e. fo~ tp., beat , s~uat, · , J · Meanwhile in other area gamea litis week Rutlan4, who roared on l'~rlday night with a eonvln,::\IJi win over McArthur 26-13, meeta Belpre Thursday nlgbl on the Rutland field In a 11me that will de· f'ide the Buckeye Conference Wahama will be out to win their Accond game of the season on Frl· day night at Bachtel ·Field as they entertain Cedar Grovt, who are playing football for .the first time In history. and the Ftlcons should havr a eood chaftl!e to come out on top in tlds one. I~ ',. ' -. • ' .., ~ ! Alas, ,; · ·-~ ......,...._ ,..,_, ... ,__ v•·w..... · ~~- ~·· l , nlln Iorio• ......,,,• ., ~ • le ltO.fit'O...,_.,• comllnHilll .. ......... WI' ..............L . : ' ,. t'7CJOO .-. . . . .,...... ... Sttta -eooo .. •xtnt ' t:· ~~ ''" .,. ,, ' •i," l t;T >I(• .' '' )"1 ·"' \ '" .H/J ' �• ' • ' ' • DrJ1;r SaliMI, ~eport, 0, Oct. 22, 1958 Six Are ·~ • ELK RUN. Ri.EDSVILLE miSMITJl P.\MILY '. Portland POI\'ILAND, Oct. lama of JW'!!ord, lin. 1'!<11« POftll, oiled lid. aod lin. reeeatlr. llr. and IJn. lo)D.. IDd ehllclreo, Lprella ••d olallell .... ' 1 H;H,~ H Drhte-1 n ...._ . ·,.. lin. Jollllaoo.S.• • off~~~: 0.,Claterialttd 1111 dOUihter, Witter ConiO TueadlQI befldo ' Oc:tlber. VlaitOI'I ol. lfr. aad Krt. Cene Coq:o BundiJ were )(r, aad Mn. Sunlor Pilch aDd oblldreo.JI!t.•nd lira. Chu. COIJjo Jr.• Kcll. _.a.~HD Polk IDd 11ft. lin. Chorlu Coop 'rHI CILA$1 C..-i ·ltiPPLINeltOMtMCI THI IICAIILIT ~IAII (In Techllco!GI') C-DY ond CAIITOflll· . . TUliDAY & WIDNIIDAY J:utt Ioiii Iince 1IU wblle willpplaa lbe Loa Alll•ll!l ..... at IIUWOI> tee, au. Tolllo Bole, pt.Jiq ~ bact, l AI WasblnJ(<>o, Western title both Umea. Hayea took the blame for the apot of tiMolr f.abulou • bi.ttory. WEEK OCTOBER 22.27 ' but ' collect tickets at ChtcaJo wblle helpln1 the Beara :S.t bold leeODd pJace In the Weatem race- wltb 1 M-2'7 vletoty over the Baltimore Moon Beams On Sports HOUNDed DOG? The Nelsonville-Jackson clash of November 9 on the Nelsonville field apparently wlll decide the 19i!t6 SIX> tille. S!E US FOR CA$H_.... THI ' C 'tTYLOAN & SAVING$ CO. Emesl Covert, Mgr, Phone 191 . SPECIAL George Blaada, a 29-year old quarterback, did everythiDI Both teams continued Dn the unbeaten pulh. last Friday night as Jackaon took a hard ~ibt 13.0 win over Wellaton,d.i.M, Hounda came throua:h wltb tJaiG Dtuat lm· presslve win of the aeaaoQ aa they taok a 26-12 win Over Logan. Jack son ha~n't ·been beaten ln league Play and Nclsonvllle JA unbeaten, but bas a 'l-7 tle wlth Gallipolis. However p:-ovidlng both teams wiD> the ~Nt of tbeir a:amea, a win over JackwJn WOUld glve the ,.,. hm_Bill you IIIII'IIVIII the II§ 810111¥ j Hounds lheu first SEQ title lD history. P.om•ror and Middleport continued to fight It out for tMI ...ue cellar, and the indleatlona arw now that tho clath between the- two team• on Th•nksglvlng D-.y m.y decide who will finlth In the eo~l hoi .. TN Panthe,... pla.yl!"tt .. their poa""t gllmt of thoe ...... ,••, Friday •• thty' took a 19-6 1... to Athens,. while~ Mlddlapott contlnu.d. io ahqw lmprowm.m • tt..y lo11t 26-14 ·to .O.IIIpells. 7 This week Pomeroy tangles with Galllpolis on the local field " on Thursduy night due to the Sto Te11rhers Mcetlng at Athens, while llle Jackett~ will trek to JackBOa on Jo"rlday night to meet the Jatll:· !DD lronmen as they attempt to pull what would by liT be the b18· ge&t upset ot aeveral seasons. OU:.· er league games thls week find Alhtms entf'rtainine Logan, whUt Nelsonville plays ·b ost to the WelllllOn Rockeh. POMEROY Ser¥ice Center Sharillg tbe oell., wltb Wubiol' \on on a 1-3 rP.COrd. , i l l - WhiPt Colli l08lng what would have been the tying point. ' ~ ~· lllla•B&. PHONE i88-Y tiUe. but aow are ID tile 'toulhett NOfhin · but a • MOORE'S· by dowolna tbe Browu, 2(1.0. !Iron' aad hb Bnnrnlew bave eral notable comebaeb in IYieePtna: alx straiJIU Eastern Dl91Jio.D On the basis of paat recorda, the Buckeyel bounce back even Doulber aftet- IOdftnt a Don-confe:rence football pme. Tbe Red and Gray have loat t.o non-confer· Obto State drew a five yard t~ teams lD the last two years only to comt bact and take the penalty. The kick was a foot wide, - " " -·oa • . tbe lledstlnt WOD tbeir fil'Jt . lP6 pme "nnl~···· lllno louc- -tw..,.lrd Hayes ~an use the Penn State loa1 at a 1tic:k to whip the Buckeyes into ahape for tbe rem1h1der of the .-e-aaon and ~k to retain the Bte Ten Crow•. PAMILY IIIIJ!IT Gilbert Bolond llm!llu P.ebr qalJ'te. u De. . Pl#l PIATHIIt 0. ......... .. Vlaillal itn. Rlbort ouro are , ll!vt:ath TOIIIeHT .. . IW"Pl'Y olll hll bKt oa Sr. llq= ··, PLASTIC WOVEN SUPERIO:R Colts. He threw three touehdown pllaes and kld.ed aevq extra points and 1 30-yard field 1011. Charley Conerly, who l.J 32", threw touchdown pauea to •Ken MacAree and Alex Web•ter and aet up Ben AJajanlan'a l'·yard field goa1 within three minutes and 29 se«Jnda durin& the aeoonrl period at N,.-,,.. .yo·r k to epark tbe Glanta to a 38-10 victory over the Pittlburgh SteeleTa. Tbe Glaota 3-1 toot undisputed .,e ...'Ond place in the Eastera r«ce, brealdnJ a tie with the Eaalea. It Wlll the same otber game as the Packers posted their SEAT COVERS 'l . !: Installed For Only ; ·• I coilij! · $18.95 TO MOORES FOR SAVINGS '' I SU~SET . ...· .,'!gil)t1~ .. .. ... J• cham~lonshlp, All coach Jim VennarJ's boya nerd to se~p the title is a win over Ute -'J!,Ili!Jes, and from p11t perfurmancE!s' the Red Devils will be heavily favol'Cd to win the t1tle Every tl'am In the league has taat.ed defeat !fl Rutland bas ah·eady grab~d a ~hare ot the buntlna:. . . .• Tilcblit) ' aii~truck ~. - a.. lrucb ,... - ,.. ,_. ""'hp"· ,...·u w II'• bolter """' . . . . . . . . 'llllol '·.\, '' ·~ ' ' ~r -.. -tNrax·TlliJ''N aU-frud 'lhdo. from the drawin1 lloudaal. No..........,.. will>-~ ear tllliM.t or componenle. IN1'11HA.· "nucb ... oll·lruc:k buill to oiQ - Clllh .... lolll••...,..dopendably, F 1111!1 loolll!lllb npolro 11111011 ,... . . . 810 ......, ....... mlleo ud,..,.. 1 ~ IJaa't lob ..,. lor IL Lot an llfI MMI• 'IIIJcll ...... h CD JOUr job. l~ ...... built' ---~- Modo,...,._.,....._ • Pvncttonal ..... 1o• P,.cbl t. .ud< ..... • Power ~ poww IIMPJ"'o autolftellll ...•-.onv...-... ..,_...,.. _..... .,._. . ..,..,. .. ....., ..... ---. e COftlfo.VhiMI C.tt .......I,..Mife. • Mort .... '"""''•" h. ...... ~." ~ IUJ...,.tltt ...... t ...... . (I 'J'OKYO VP - ,.,., Newcombe, who doesn't seem- to ''1' bl' able .to dG"JIBf t~~~ rlgllt tinct' the Wor~d S..rl.. wU knocked of the bo:r IJai"i ' Sullday u tt.- · It mar:k"'\ the fourth alnlabt ltv\ of the world had betli time aiai!e Serle& knocked ., .. ,. hundred mU.s. , Sill now 'S7 Chevrolet truc:lts, heavily loadad with cargo, roorod DOr1h from D.aWJOa l:reok, B.C., tluouaJI l ,!1%0 mlles ol IIIOWiblias and mite, rain llld hail 10 Fairbanto, Maata. lhnninsll'Ound tho cloc:k, they made IIIII 111r1uou1 lrip-IICirlllolly '& 72~aur run-in lo• than 45 houn. Aa a special te&t clurlDI the ruD. two oi 11io ·irueb went ihc eolile dbt&JioO!'Witboul oaco ba..... their .....,..,topped! eo.,. in and see bow 01e11 thea new Alcoa ehampo mouure. up 10.fOUl' . job. toda)r Japaoese ,.play~ra are '·better thaa. I expecteil tbem to be" and tbat sentiment WP.D\~ble tor blj, ad Don Newtemlwil ·r,· dium. rauc•• T1w Akort HI~ II 1M ,_. wltm tri<Cb , . . o/4 btlort their tiiM. l)o lOad wheno aravel endlouly . . . .hammers thf lifo out ol trucks. Wheno a lo1 oloWfino dust chotea enpnes, ud vicious ruta aubject' charslr 10 IIIO.Diba of wear ill a few t DodJie-ra, 8-J, before a C!apaetcy crowd of ta,OOO at~ Korakuen Sta- :UIIIP"'IIONAI: fit"5t Oq Youa'Df41 1(!1<¥ '{"'" .· T~t~clcsl' ~e ,.·' . ;. J. • l '. /" ' . .., !: ._ :,;. "'. ~ I. . . ~\ · Performance-proved In a hlstory.,aufil·'._t r~~. · -· J • . on the •LCAN Hl.hway ·tO · Brooklyn ManaJ- cr WilL Alato.D admitted ,< \ Dodgers )Jose To Japanese All-Star Nine JApanese AliWSt.,.. drie.ted ctdut..,_e:RIRII .. EQUIPMENT CO. Inc.' l'olnt Ple.1unt will dash wl1h Hurricane on Saturday nijhl as they prepa:oe for the big aam• with Ripley •on the 1next Friday night Tbe Rlpley..PoiiU Pleasant same C!ouli;~ deeide whiC!h te-am will go Into the Cla&s A playo(ft in West VJr&lnla as both clubs are nee~r Lhe top ln the rat1n.11s. . · · GaiJ . KJ~.u won tlle pi-j:z~ . f9r the "~ "'diessed", Mrs. Paul 11Jpt(!list1U; 'BratUM". llrs. Rb~­ erl -R ile · "Junnlest" Mrs. RO~ Rice ' 1M0l'lt OrlJinal". Games wire piM'ed E:.Dd , ~. Limao ~eiff won ~ P.~~e. fo~ tp., beat , s~uat, · , J · Meanwhile in other area gamea litis week Rutlan4, who roared on l'~rlday night with a eonvln,::\IJi win over McArthur 26-13, meeta Belpre Thursday nlgbl on the Rutland field In a 11me that will de· f'ide the Buckeye Conference Wahama will be out to win their Accond game of the season on Frl· day night at Bachtel ·Field as they entertain Cedar Grovt, who are playing football for .the first time In history. and the Ftlcons should havr a eood chaftl!e to come out on top in tlds one. I~ ',. ' -. • ' .., ~ ! Alas, ,; · ·-~ ......,...._ ,..,_, ... ,__ v•·w..... · ~~- ~·· l , nlln Iorio• ......,,,• ., ~ • le ltO.fit'O...,_.,• comllnHilll .. ......... WI' ..............L . : ' ,. t'7CJOO .-. . . . .,...... ... Sttta -eooo .. •xtnt ' t:· ~~ ''" .,. ,, ' •i," l t;T >I(• .' '' )"1 ·"' \ '" .H/J ' �.... - ...... _._._ • • ·Artlnu Gilmore drove hil mot- a.ilbt pella of Mr. aad Mrs. Therller, Mn. lllJI.!Ue Gilmore, to COY· eo11 .JohDioa and fblily, Portland. iqtoe, xt., SaturciQ, wttere •he JII'L Eel Prlee, former local reslspnd • week with Kt. -.ad lltJtt, 1.s reported recovering. after llbo. ~mood Buras (Eithor OIJ. ~.....,- at st. Joseph Bl>Opltal, DICh) :lad dauttber, Ca:thie; lin. tle\ltltod. ~ Mr. and Jlrl. Lynford GHnu·n p)ans to attend tbe Colt- o1obn:,.on (J.uanlta P .1ee) aDd ebi!· fe~ on i.t"anatU.tm If" dJ.e dr., Wlv6J'l;r, sptnt Saturda)' dDtllmaU Bible Seminary,~ .:with btr pa:ndmother, Mn. Mar· uti duqq: her visit. Two fotrnu rtha"""H\ldaoD, ·ud ber uades, Bradloti) pdian a·.e o<~. tile prolflm ford .ad Willon Hudlon. for tile Confereuce : Jame. 1ledRu&h Wise nturned to Colummoa. wllo wil,l. be one of &bit l1ll1.d :bua Sunday wltb her sister, Mn. qteahra. ud Ridu:rd Burton, wbo · Cecil Grosan. who spent the. Wed;. Wlll•JtPe•r in a panel dillwuion. end here wltb ber father. c. H. Kr. and Mra. Robert Gil!On and Wile Sr. Mn. Ta)'IOJ' Grogan, CollOR, wbo are moving here from wnbw, visited re-lative~ here and Pansylvanil, have moved to the Mn. Mabel pi"'gan Marshall la Bulb urtment on Broadway. viaitina: Mr. and Mi11. David Yoat . S. B. McRa~ ia 1.11 with eDt.eritls and family at Portland. 8l the home ot his 1tepdaua:hter, Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Thompson Kra. Lou Mourning. and familv, Belle, w. Va., have 11fn. Edna Thaxton, White Olk, been visiil.ng his mother, &tra . l1ld Mr. ud Mrs. Frank · Ree\lel, Thompaon, and nther relatives Portamouth, were Sunday auestl h~re. of Mr. and Mrs. WendeiJ Bunce Mr. and Mrs. CbarJe., Snyder, and ebildren, Sandra, KJ;tby 1nd · C~licothe were lJ,ere for the fune. JOD. TbiJ wu thl! fll'lt Umt tAJt ra1 of Balpb Anderson Saturday .lin. Tbuton, &"l'andmot.her of Mr. 4Ad wef9 cnreraipt J11t!Jtl ol Mr. Bunce, hll been able to Ybit tbem $mt iln. .M p Stnborn and :Hi•• ia three yean and was tbe oc:eu- Jkils SanbOrn. JOG of a four &enerathm reunion. Betsy Wolf-. Albany, wu a ·Mr. and Mrs. Dardifti! lnd' •two weebitd iUelt of Mr. atl.d Mrs. sons, Bowersville, were Stmdl)' James Crl.awell and daugbten, 2tfeata of tbe Rev. and Mfl. C. CArl and Diane. Raymon Konwrlght and sons, Eu· · dell and David. Mr. and Mrl. Jam& Weber plan to leave TUeiday Cor their willter Mrs. Richard Vaughn and sons, home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Bill and Don , accompanied Mr. Mr. and Ml'!l. John Kincaid, Mn. Vaughn home S~:~turday. They lud James Harley, Mrs. o. P. Klein, spent the psst twfi weeks visiting: Mrs. Jamea TitUI and Mn. Garen reb mother, MI'S. Wilb11r Paraons, Stantbur)' were dinner guest.B of aod family in Dunbar where Mr. Mr. and Mra. G. D. We.,t, Dunbar, Vaua:bn boards while workins at Sunday evening after attending the St. Albans Evans Supermarket. the Flower ShoW\ in Charleston. Mn. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Mr. Kincaid also visited relatives Lawefli.nce Bing hav:c. been report- in Charleaton ~md Dunbar. ed Ill with virus infectiona. .Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schafer and emergency Run daughter, Darla , Columbtts, were The Middleport Emergency Squbusiness vh1tors here Saturday. ad was called to the hume of Mrs . Larry _ Mitch and Rush Philson Sam Fick Saturday when she be· attended ·• dance at Racine Hllll came ill. Dr, R. R., Piekea, was School 1nd, Were over- called on th, cf1Se. wru FINE LAUNDRY AND DRY ~~ANlNG DONE' BY SPECIALISTSf Tri- Lustre Clean"'rs ~~~.&... llldd1opon. 01111. Robinson's Laundry . ............. ••••••• ow. The Daily ~entinel POMEROY SOCIETY Mr. and Mn. C. E. Blakes lee left Saturday morning Cor HouOi· ton, Texu to attend the annual eoa\ltntion of tbe National County &amullural A,enta Assoclttion. Jimmy MeCiuns retu"med to bls home-, Jackson , Saturday after a v.Ult with his graodparenU, Mr. and Mn. Dale Smith . He was Hcompanied bere by his mother, Mrs. TboJ¥s McClung and daqbter wbo returned home Wednesday. M"r, and Mn. Ray Farnham of Cinelnnati were weekend guet!.l 1( Mr. ~•.ad. Mn. Dor Schafer. Patty and Jennifer Blakeslee are tbe JUests of Mrs. John Handle)' and Family while their pJJ"enU rate io Texas. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Y~autz villi· ted recentlv in Columbus with Mr . and Mrs. Paul Kautz and family . lfr. and Mrs. Clarence Massar vJaited recently In Columbus witb. Mr. and Mrs. George Massar llnd son. Mn. Edna Miller and Mrs. Wendell Beb:ing visited Mrs. William J. Durst · at Holzer Hospital, Stturcby afternoon. lfra. .Jacob Ebenbach and M1ss ADn. Eberabach visited the for. mel'l h\lsband at H'Oizer Hospital, Slturday afternoon. Mri. DWjJht ftud and dlughter, Debbl~ Ka)' of Bevq"ly and Mrs. WUilrd Fraley and son Randy of TrO)' were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mra. Leonard Vanmeter Sr. the past week. Earl Denny Jr. and Miss Betty Demo!key vi~Hed in Parkersburg, w. va. Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. and Mrs. Albt!rt Mees visited Sun· day in St. Albans, W. va. with their aunt and uncle, Ml'. and Mr11 George Williams. Mrll. Williams is quite 111. They also visited briefly tn Charleslon w. va. With Mr~. Llwrent>e Spencer and daughter, MJ.u Eliabeth. ·Yr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkins o£ Lancader are the guests of her mother, Mrs Addie Grue-aer. ·Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young and d8tqt11er, Allee or Akron were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ervin of Portlmouth were Sunday guesta of Mr and Mrs. Wilbur .Mooe. Week end suests of Mr. and Mn. Fred Rosenbaum were Mr. and Mn. Jack Rosenbaum and children Jaekle . Ricky , Barbara and Susan of Springfield. They also visited Mrs. Mary Harbrecht. Also eal11n.g on the Rosenbaums were Mrt. U.--e Richardson and Mrs. Sin1er, Warren, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar were In Detroit, Mich., over the week end for businesi and plealure, looking over new Buicka for 1937. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Franclt •nd chlldren, ·George, Mary and Dnnna, ylslted Mr. and Mrs, Geora:e FtanC!IJ Mnd family of Middleport. , Mr. and )fra. Graham P. Smith and sons, David and Donald, had as suest.s Saturday, Mrs. Lewis Baum and children, Rosalie and Lewis, Jr. Qf Glendale, W. V, Week end guctts of Mr. ..... ~ • Delta Kappa . ~ · ' ' Eleatior S.&:baaf, Mldt!ltlfrt $oelely Editor-Phone 6079 Meigs County 1l/ "om . en RepubJ"1can loved one and how one lhrinkl Atteodlag the &alururmeellal preaided at the meeting whleh fol- &Gm tbil are~ were .lin. Gneva lowed a luncheoD ud lin. Fred Joachl!!t, Mlldt.ca Jla1(1PIO,.. N.. Dlubt:r, JacktoDt wl!~formerlJ bad MOor.. - v;,.. Lee. ·s.u.,. P&rJ~; l . ' lil:ias GwendolYD Davit, JacbOD, M . qny Loca•ICpatrons • radio"Nad-il'lm or eblldrft·• ""' Bemlee Bowen, Ruth Euler, Avlll a number of her own Frecker, Jill)' VirJlnla Reibel, Atten dTrl- ounty PGellll !Deluding chlldreo'a poema. Ethel Chapman. Beltl'let · • concert . The November meet1n1 wlll be Dorothy Ber11ea. MUSIC h•id at lhe cambrian Hotel In· AmoDI tbOk attendinl the first Jac:kiOJI and will iadude a IUIIeh- Wta!Ur ~i'• fte , ..,.,.,.....,..._ ' ,. ' ' ~... ~~air~m~an~o~l~;~~~~;~~r~.,~l~d;~··:~~::.::: --· ....._, .. '",.. w. ......... ree AuaateUF Talent Show Kittle Sentenced Profi eient Gridde~ To Six Months In Cincy Workhouse Thirty.Six Train Daily Jat!'kil!! Lee Kittle iJ earoute &o the ClodnnaU Worlr:boute tldt . Pomeroy and Muoa. pOllee ~ Where be wfU lan'e tis aearchina toda)' few a Mason CouJJio montba to &biD over bil future . ty man who vanithed wbile beiq Tbe 20 7ear" old 'Mra. Noble nld that 78 o~~·blttntqe ballot requests htd already been received. She expJairled tbat tlti5 number i ll a record number ~t advance ballota 1lnce the l'Wih usually coroe.s 'ust before the let, deadline. D. Brown, Middleport pondmq ,..,... quea:tioned Lut tveniDI after h1l eharset aplalt blm for wbich be 1petding automobile bad erashed head-on into another car, injurinc: w111 face the- lleiiJ County Grand three person<~. .Jury and a $200 nne and eostt Gone into the night ••• Rkbard 1 ttaltllef: for ....Wt ud ,battery Redman, MaJon, who, wblle talkon tbe periOD ol £mat Grimm. The dt.ula iD~Iude auault and inl to Pomeroy Pltrolmtn Henry battery on 'lburmtn ,f'ilber. de- Werey 1t the stene ol t:he wreck •truetlon of property a11d writing near tbe Riler Oil Co., JuddeniJ cbeeb wltb IDiilfficient funds. To- ran throu1h a map iron pile and pined the bnDb and bUlaide neartal bood . . J001e .. fiOO, Youna: Kittle appeareti before by. Redman, police laid. wu bunted Juatlee of Pe.aee R. E. Grindley, all night by 1iJ. oUic:era but the Mon.daJ. He admitted be owed ttl.e mone, for the btd chreb but onl)' .sign found was a pile of clothinc. abo tb~re wu bit bUIIord, ad made no plet to the- eourt. a c:igaret Ji&bter. nae eaeq. were Kittle wu arrested ea:rJy SuDday momia1 b)' Sbnl!f Charles chanced upon ncar the Jower aide of the Swilber tipple thll morDiDa: Ru.uell. at .a aearb)' Dite dub.. at 8 o'cloet b)' Plltrol~~t~aa Joba. Dehnai _Gene Bawlt7. 28. arrested wltb Kltlle, Is helna held io McKenzie. Injured io the wreck demolilltjaiJ for iuftltlp_toD. ing botb ean were Joe Schuler, Floyd ""'IVVUams, bound to the youth 1ril1 be c. E. Moore. B. Ewing, Gnnd !meier eli.OOO bond for Chetbire OWDer and driYf.f ol a ear traveliD,- e&~t oa East Jlai.a and bead iDjurie~o Velma Faulk, Ppmeroy, abrulDDii; Shirley Roberts, Pomeroy RD. 3, cut lett knee cut tf:mple, ·All wen of puUty to assault and battery oa ln!ated ot Meigs General Hoapital, bis wife. · · aDd wre ~ uaere bJ Ute Pam. roy Emerceney IKI.UJd. AI:J:wding lo We'1'7. •t tile time of the aecldent be wu followlnt Redman with the trUUer ad try- Red Devils'Bantf Awaits Arrival . J~ "abootlnr Wilh Intent to klll" bJ liiotlce Grilldley. drew a 30 day ~·lllellteooe ..d a fine of $:50 aDd costs in a J.a:.!pearance before of guilty to t and battery 011 ~ Of New Uniforias • .u/,p SLB'ER , The Jemi·IDDual meeting of the Mollll CoouiiJ Tubereulolio aod H~alth Associttion waa held MoD· ~n, J14atb ..-.l!odw !be boot-· :be er... "' . Rev. Min M...,. RawllnJS, former ·,.... ldent of Pomeroy and a .,Jualat at tbe U~verslb' , of Roeb.ester, New York, .bas ~ceaU)' received • 1rbol1iship from tJte. Univenity for acholutJc attainment. conferred o!Po• 1 de henfllp. t:..•i ;,':\7:l'.in... RoM_ipc:e La...-. ................ . .............. _. ~ 1 work rcJe Honors Mora Ave. l:nier•••w ' ...............I f i l l oa ~b n1&llt ~ r. •""""" . . ....... ·. drpollotlioa.. I . \ ···~-· ' ,: .... ' •• J..dlonlnilllfll ' ..._ee,4,1atl. Strett. when bid .,.:.......................... ............. .,.... . ~ ......... , r •• .. ~ i lnllst In Army I snnas COLLINS JEWELRY or DliiDI, Main Street i'obier•1. ....eland e•met tb~kle w.c. Soul~ Tlllrd AY••u• •114·11•m st.. ualeas a ebanp ia I.Diloameed. ,ltiJIDI, u .. _•-et Report , . ~TL 0. UP • Produce: EIP, itWI>; pri... at Iarios, eGDIUJDtrl WJlitel and browu. A Jwnbol f$..411; A lar,te U4f,; A - - ,a, 111:. A •mall . INI; :rB· A larle t8-IO, A medium ~ . MltiJii GENIIIAL f!Oii'lfAL;' ..Cb~, st.. dy: rrf!:n Ul!! l,b AdlniU.d : Ills. ADD ~ l!lilc 1&17; jiftiS """ ' lb lll-14: ....,., . bulb l!iddie..ori; llo}' ..I lb and Wider IZ.13; 1Mu. li,clll S!:llwu. ··.b:eu· . . . . ..... 1'• deec~rationa were used rtemtlon room at the tiS ............. Run. .. Tbe Middleport Soli· . loe Cb&. . t;po J.l.12; old rooston 10.11 . . ad was called It_o~ o'cloek'. Tuell" . · · · · , Tu""'s, tom•, heavr 28 lb ;and d&)l mf~rning wheil rome-Ontf beDileharged: Tim Neutzlia&, 1114- ,.up ~23-.23~: tomlunder 28 lb ZZ.. came ill at t-he Lowe Filling Stat- dleport, a114 Jean Aa.ne. JllaRr, 18; . bea'VJ , fryersion, Powell Street. · · <;:hesbif1!. · , •, . , , . ~ 10 lb and undet 26 lb 22-- ·of ld:r~. Theodore Thut'lday when Olrele of the met at the ly 8&~n9h 'Club Met In Hew Bus~ House the· ,ouby. · ·' wu fJrou,1b1 Harold Wodgerd. proalll..l wu lmm~ but ers fw•4 oo in •barae of tbe meetlnc •lid lin. of 1iiiu uotU bit dolhiJic wia Dwilbt wan- ca•o • reMit 011 u.;. ..........., the au.. metllag bold ... eo..... . a l1leoriud .. .,.. b~ -.,.!~_A. ~~l- ..........lila elotblag. plannJag a ot 1!!1> '.. :e11i11J ...... lhe Obio lllea Cbrbtmu SOil $ale drl""" . .. .foull4 a ~ .1114 decidod le take opq ~ he labeled."' ~her 11. 1tn1q 1ili elolhlo& there a 1 a 5 a\ 8.311 p. m. and • 8~ !lee ~ dae. . will be lletd oa Nov. U atiitla& It ~· Jboa Cbief of Police 12:10. 'hera J.at DiPt Ia •WdiDg VUUateer' 1torken are iaked to Reibilaa Were Werry, Pltiolmaa usllt with tittle projedt Wblelll biPb;· Si*oD, Jack Tllctmaa, and --''••: '"A held ill the ltMi!mea• of ~ W:erry, Jr.. ...,. ~ • H..th llolhodilt Clnii'C:h'comer af . · . . . , , to tl;le Pm~df:DCY of · 'Be Auociltloa e~ the Club of tbe Unlvenltrllol..., COUDIJ Veterona• Hospital JlawliDIIJ 11 the ~~Wldcb will appnr oo ii~N~~m:~r balloL of Mr. and lin. Rlc:bard Bradford l"howed· two ol !Wion. Oblo, fotmor film• _ Tuber<uioale Control ·-• i'Dm•IW' ...4 • ~ ol 11n. tt.. H. Raw- Health to the croup. .: . . saveayou po Jlilltla. .......... Near tlie BiRr Oil Co. tile Sebg. ler car, ~ng east H Jlai:a, taf'll.. ed In~ the. Rizer drivewa)', loci was struck iD tbe Bide bJ Jteduiaa. Redmao .n. oboerved 1o Ufe • q:ut ~ 1Q eye. Wt&ilt UJwmj 1o - . . . linmedlolel, 111o WHS.: ...... made • . ~ ., ................- _1:. . 1/0U eaia.AaveJ ', ~ .II · eleaneat heat •• 7 ·~ • . . , · . lo .topped. Redman d... ~-""' · - .r ·BJv' ,Manr· ·-,,"lu -: J - es'.t' e··r u. • A..t R om .. • . , . .. . tlae IJusy.Bee Sewing c..~a Koalui&ll~,,clvlq the iJ:Ivoeatioa. E L E C .T . R ' . ~ Butcher. po~~ihle bact f!ln~&f'lo""ig~et~b~im. $,1... Several From Here At Hemlock Gr.?ve R~vival Services MasonAotoist Vanishes From Mishap SCene morninJ want,t'l/.ft'IJ. Cub Scouts Enjoy Halloween Part)' At Den Mother's Home .....,.... ' .. ,. f5 ...... "! .., 41 .. " ..... . eadhatyou 4 ...,.,., ••4 Lllllo-oo 'IJI'III. ... . . . .. ........ .... • ..... til,. .,,,,,..•••••*" . Put a bu111n hla the'4em! -- ... """""" .... ONec ft. . . . . . .t( . . . . . . Bint~hart, from tbe bands of a dislbikedad per- Tri.COuat,. concert terie& 'IIJ'he eon and tea. son. Conti.m,tia.g she said an are ConC!eflmq" In GaJiipoU., 'nlunIt waa announced that the folvrry important, they are the voice 411 eveD.IDJ from the u~ were lowiDJ members ot tbe chapter Tbe Methodist Men'l AIIIOC~ of the m\lte, the; eyes of the blind lllu Marian Ebersbar.b, KrJ. Ed· will have part in the -SEOA meet· . and that no matter wbat we do it ward Stark, Mra. Alfred Elberfeld. Iq Frida)' at Athens: Mn. Bea- tlon will meet Tuelday evenlQ is uur hand work. All present hav" Miu Marl~ Bichmar:a, JlrJ. Edwin · trice Rinehart, Pomeroy, chairman 7:30 at the Heath Methodist Cburskilled ttands af'd lead more that 1 c~·l M A R Knl h" u.. of the Klnder•arten-P.rimary ,... 1 11 woman: · one life or a divided life, Our lile .~ e xt!. '\rid~ tJon; Mill .ru:e11a Jaeklon, ch wUb Ral_ph Raddlffe, president GreetiDIS to the Juests wer.,ex·." as a dtJzen is ver)' lm_portant and lbl M G H p • 0 , d their . f, n. e rge , Jraer, • . -.. tended bv Mn. Della Windsor all citiJ;ens mus~ o part ID L. F. Sehoenleb, Mn. .Jiartha Ru· president ·of the clUb aftet Wlleh our type of 80\lernment. sted, Mrl Amy Jividen . the group aang "Amerle•" le!JtJl Speekinc. of the men wb9 wrote Mn. Nolan Swtekbammer, Mrs. Dan Hartinaer foiJow•d b tt}e COI\Bt,it-ution, tbe spel,ker said Charlet Glbt-t, Mr .and Mrl, Ralph the ple.dle to the Dq and ~r th~y eame frr,m various partl of Grave., Mrs. Don Tbo~ 1 , )(111 by Mra. Ralph Parker. lhq country and . were the belt •Nancy Edgell Mr and Mrl. Brad. .. .·"ff , brai~¥~- and that they e.x~d eaeh ford Maac a~cl daughter, Mnne, Representative George Memllar . to do tP,eJr part in the IOV~Jmmen&.- Mrl. Fred Crow and da~Q:hter, Lln~lto bas. no oppoeltion tn Evs;J tffdividuai Ia .cfeated by the da,!fn. ~rqlcl Lobse, aon,.Jf~es mg eleeUon wu lnlroduc~d an,d_ h , divin~ creator- and ~luded every and .daaghter. lennlfi»', Mr.. and •poke tn )1e:halt of Wllliam Siicb , faith~ · . republieaa h!ndidale for Attorn~ Mrs. Black said "there are two Mrs. Lorain Sterrett aDd soD, Bill, ·• Wilh h he ha rbd' things a person can do iD bme1 . Mn. Joe Sitton, Mrs. R. E. BotC!e." Gener.-, 1 w om s wo as Charles Swilher, MUton and for six yean. He nid .Mr · Saxbe serious as toda)'-they may 11t on lohn~ra Limbert, Bill AndeTJOn, had served as speaker- ot the house their bands and c:rltie:ile or they Sol JobnaoD, James i.nd Janet Carand was a very a:ood leader. Mr. can work hand in bind Jn mutual penter, 'Patty Bl'akeiJlee, Eugene Meinhan also spoke In behalf of trust and coafldeace, II" a t>hild Frye, Danny Struble, RoJer HySiDon Jamel" Rhodes, candidate for hi1 who holdl the hand of ibl paren~." sell, Judy Hoyt, Carolyn second term as State Oudltor, NJ'" She ura:ed all &o have faith in Ike and Sondra Potts. ing that Mr. Rhodes workel:! well and Nl.xioo. Bender Hebert Browith the legislature. . who holds the hand' of it.J p.Mnt." A. V. Howell spolte br1efly to the ing that therare all quallf•ed men. group urslng all to work and \IOtl• Dan HartlDJer who arrived late straight republican . Mrs. Evelyn was introduced and apoke brltf'ly Lucke, candidate for clerk of corts Jn behalf or George Bender and in Melgs county was also intro- William O'NeilL Mrs. & E. Follrod duc ed. Othen introduced were wife of the county chairman of the Mn. GeorRe Meinhart, Mrs. Daa e•eeutive committee was intro· Den Five CUb Seouta met SaturHatinger, Mrs. J. E. 0 . Hartinger, dueed and als-o Mre Perry of tbe day afternOCin at the home pf their Mn Cedric Clark and Miss E<lith Hotel Martin and a vok of thanks den mot bet, Mrs. Elza GUmm'e Jr .. Hutsinplle ()( Gallipolis. who Ia was given she and Mr. Perry for Lincoln Hel~hts for a Htlloween Gallia County Uepoblit-.n chair their kindness and hospitality. Mr. party. The. room was decorated in woman. Miss Hutsinpiller -said Follrod announced a Republican keeplna: with Halloween, , they were working hard to elect Rally to be beld at the County Following a praetlce for tbelr all candidates and · w+•re making .:arll(le on oetob:er 29 .aa.d invited part in the monthly pack ~eeting, a house-to-house canvass. all present lo attend, games were played under the diTelegl'Bms were read from Th., rection of Keith Bunlt!, dell chief. At the dose of the meeting mas A. Jenkins, Mra. William Sn:Refreshmftt\tl of dou1bnut&, l!i· be, and Mrs. Gt'orge Bender and cookies coffee and tea wore served der and HallOween candy were Senator Gik Collin~ called edend- with Mrs . Wlpdsor presiding 'at served . Favors were orange and ing greetings and ex~rcssing bJs the coffee and tea services. The blnck paper· hats. J 4-M .,.. IMel• S.ot. 2.c• hi... regret in not bt>iRH present due ilpoakel)l table and the -refreshment •P resent were guests, Mrs. George Rubb•r-rr.aclell "1wktt•awo1" lo the iUiness of his mother. tables were attractiYe with white Harris and son, Tommy, Rich)' and tlep'" Cowlfort.padftcl. ow-luM Mrs. Black who hid visited the covers centered with an aiTange- Ro~er Gilmore· and cub scouts, Bat. or black tfiO,.,, fltillhJ wa.hahte Owo" upM.Ilfery In r•cl, y•lbw, dub several t irne8 expr-essed her ment o[ red, white and blue .flow. ry Boyer, George Harris, Joey Glk pleasure at meeting with them ers and ribbon. Smail AI'Rrican more, Richard. Finley, Bruce Simp" " ' charcoal • pink:. $00.00 ' 7 .. 111ain, of aeeing Repre.11entatlve flags were placed at ~nt~;vallf ~R" tqp; Teddy V(Jrarlty aqd Jon Guin. 1 Meinhart whom she said js highl,- also eookiee In the !o.rM 9f •Jtp. ther, Dtln Chief KeitJl Barnltz, and regarded ln the legislature. hants. The committee in charge of Mrs. Gilmo't~-~ e He,! 1et it for y011 at the or a hint ••• a The spcalter said that when a the lea were Mn. E. E. Follrod, RJchard B!nley furnished the Cosco Stool or Ca"" that will liehten yowo .\vork ond student at Wooster she- beeam!O' Mr!S D B. HarUnger, Mrs J ames doughnuts for . lhe party ~nd briahtcn your bome for yeara to come! Many model• interested in the .study of bands Hawley and llr.s J. E. D. HartiDJtr. George Harris wlll furnish reand mentioned that there we n~ fre.lhmenta for the next meeting. to o:hoo., from • • • ial1 llmlrtly llty!ed, atvrtfiJy COD• many kinds of hands, dirty, cJean , ~ructed. available in a boot or py colflllr Come in bu1y, idle, experienced and clum sy and c:hoote youn now I .1 . _ Plr• Ctll 1 and also that there were many 'lbe MiddlepOr. t Fire Department expressions on the bands ~uch a'" wAI ealled Sundly afternoon when "11ive me a hand", the hand of · a motorcycle was reported op fire God , thll! "guidinJ' hand". the right at Fifth Ayenue and Main Street . Evana:eliatlc aervicCJ are betq band of fellowship "ilnd thtt ministers christened tlablea with the held at HemJock Grove Oburch of band, minlsten are ordained with Christ, ending Oct. 28, by Charle1 KeDluc:ky the hand and prayer and tbe beni· Ballard, IJ'arluate of €hr.latiaa Volleae. Grayson, K)'., diction are liven with the handt. She 11poke of Jacoba: and Esau of and hi1 wlfrr, the former Nellie the Bible where it wll "the hands Walten of Middleport. Attending aervlce1 Sunday nlJht thal told the story, ot' how plea· were these members of tbe Mid· sant it Is to touch the hand of 11 dleport Church of Chrilt: Mr. and -~ ' • Mt~ . Euaene Conde were· Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rice, Mr. and Mrs, 0. ' Mrs. Paul E. Catto. Columbw. E. McKinle,, Mr. and Mra MUt9n Houdashelt and two children, MR. lames Wbltr, Mrs. Doyl~l Miller, Mn. Ede•r Alhmswortb, Mrs. Georae Childs, Judith Butcher. ,, l Special music for the seryice In· eluded a duPt by Mr\. Allenswort.h and Mr. Rict', accompanied by MIQ "ii... f.t Locba..;, e Center, mem1Mr of tM RIIOluttoa eommittee. lin. C. (). Cll.,.ao aod lin. LH Leo ol tile Alpbe Omleroo Chi.... will prueol I ol!onu 01 81irtl> Grade 11oJ1 otlho em~ . g Held On Saturday Club Meetm " a:t . .- 18 SOC and GaliJpolit cbeptera of J)tlta ~qroJtJ 1JI Novem· ber .were made when tbe Alpha Omicron c:b~p\er of ,the aororUy met Saturday It tbe 001~ Ina., JactsooJ wltb membera from lfOk· SBOA aloa., witb otllc teaelllen Jn l1liJI arot. . IJOn as boatesaea. · JA&cllle Bearba J{~wkl~.'tomeroy Society Editor Mrs. J',.lla Black (rom the offit'e of the Attornev General, William. O'Neill. repubilcan eandhlate Cor Governor, wu guest speaker at thi"1Mgs County Women'• ReI)Ublican club tea; held ·Saturday Mr. Black ill also secretary to the •ljte central executive committee ' l'loDI 10• entmalll I1Mt AlhiDI SO.Uoo: llbo. NeUie Vale. ¥•m .Kappa Gamma . • Delata Kappa Gamma Somrity Meet Held J\t·JacksonSaturday ~. HELD IN JAIL Harry Graham. 29, Columbus, F. Louden ·ha.s enllat~d in Arm:r and. been sent to 0., remains in rounty jail today ~ J~•~o;, S. c. for training. He aft.er appearing before JWitice ~ of Chester High Peace R. t. Grindley. on eb•r~Jea 02, also a member oi non-support, assault and bltlt1 ve.t:Ylew 9Qu~il tel')', ind removing mor~d_pt,Oo ~? Loqbalino. pjll't,y. ·~ luW bond l.i.t600.flll; ''. . ZS.- � 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. 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