http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/63f9a86175c2d0a014395a56ab4b106c.pdf 65c316107224570ac1eeb139f6bb18ae PDF Text Text \ . ' . wea~sday,-~t06ei-tS,; 1:954. I Birthday And Sumley Par'ie. Held Friday RoeineOES Enjoys 1'beodor\1S Couru::U Dluihters America met In reaula. se&G- Night For Friends Monday eveoiq, at the IOOF Pomeroy, with Glenora '• • • '•, Af Church Meef111g son of Mason on Friday, Oetober =., o.m.er 11'- II I ~ .' . .. • .. I ,. ' M . r 3Rooms On Guard Vol. VI No. 147 Dr. Neal To Be BAKER In Mason Visit Of Ike'S T ailer FURNITURE Winter COATS $25.to$60. tV I In Middleport Shorties ... 59c .~ ............. ' Wlff VIRGINIA: ... .. ..' ' . ._ anol ·• · hloh 52 to 60. ~' with frwt .......... lew • to 11. FrWay, ' ...' ' .r....,.-cool. Jditorial Phone; 397 Single Copy 5c Devoted To 1be Jnteresta Of Tbe Melp.Mason Area . Jealous? - o1 1111 berlcoa c-anotdl7 Uae aciauamN that Pnot!tl bor. wldlit • lilt: FHA mortpp w• ballti • . . - ,. . . . .rimeD$. . . . at .l'alil .. r .....t. DL JUNIOR IDGH ROBBED; $10 FUND TAKEN I An unknown thief, Dr thiev.es, broke into the Pomeroy Junior H)ogh Sehool building late last ight and ransacked several rooms, btll only netted a little over $10 in amall change. BULLETIN WASHINGTON UP-A ., . ., • today " ln&ll~ F•r ~•stern speclalilt"' ,bW_. LaHimore for the ltecond 1""' on •perfury 'Chart"· · The jurors ... ~~ •I .gnnd tury t. ,,.na Longs BOWLING SCORES TEMPLE , Weatlter OKlO. l'alr .M flO\', hloh 1ft 511. Clooolr wifll- . t ............. 12 . . . . , -..... Federal J~y . Indicts ~It, Lattimore that Lattimer• llecl at , llltt twi• in his 'tutimeny ii; .. · befon the Senate 'lntem•t ..,> S. Milium Lining' POM&ROY BEND THEATRES ........... .. ............. --······ --. MEl GS • ' •............... ...,hiJ,.... . . ... '. Eleven'.Airmen Die· In Crash Of '·B' ~ SO Bolnher In California $299. Down $15.00 per month :iti• Pomeroy-Mid~l:port, Ohio, Thubooy, ~7, 19$4 Business Phone 39i -:.:::r.· I NEW Furniture· • • I I J • a1 ·~ ped .. was obsei'Ved 1. At the same Ume ~e lot.b Mrs. Grover. Salser, RM:ine, who last Satu1day enninJ at -the Ket· ·~ ra 1 na. - , , -~ :~i't ·Pom~itth~~~ !helr , Je7 fitJ .rc~ hit.', att~m. .. fte 011 l"•abtel, touDSelbr, presu:ling . wllen Ractne Chapter 0&5 met n1 birthday of Min Sharon Richard- il Interpreter for the Pomeroy ly Grueser farm. A:pprtixlmetely ! JloDJ' made lee O'Qft'l and · :bU"\AU&y. A 'u f~ f<..APfll -•'ar ,., •. 0 • Mooday even•ng • 1 son was observett. , . A . " b 16 meniber and guests wer~ ' e ate were aerved to ' Mf. aDIJ i ; .c~rated cake Wl.l -nrv~ with tbe · ~ ·. ·' · ·· ' 11 Eva Robson was r:porttd horne r...... 81 p 1s1 ssoeaa~op, was t. e guest ... .. .. 't M Will\ •-b·-• -• D•~ dtnnDemons'tntor was Mrs. Mary present, along witb Mr. and Mrs; ra. 1111 - - • w ...., .on, ... · . : ·.. tbe Meigs Ge'ler&l Hospi· Hag,~»· of Rutland. Games were speaker wben 1the B. H. Sao born Philip Globokar who served as Kr, IDd Mn. Clareace bdrew,. rra~ ~ llf..and Mrs • .Ed· . Berntte Darst has a broken the Mason~ Temple. Bernice Cat'lpenter, worthy rnaplayed and a doo~ pnze '!'aa won ~issionary Society met Monday adult adtv1sors for the function. :aon Jim aDd dau,ghter Mart Alice ward Webiter IDd Jon 1nd Mrs. Co1o. · arm. tron pre:aided over the meeting I by Mr&. ~ladys Rdey. GJtts for mght at the Firat Baptist Church, · a.Dd Mr. and Mn. SIHDIJlerfJeld ,William Sob"'el'~ D~n. Clyde "' P1Uu; were discussed [or the young Miss Rtehardson were op- Middleport Mrs Salser's topic was Thirteen members pre- aad family. Andrew., the b"" s.Ooa Qill and WJiori meeting, to bf' bcld M:on- and plans were made to serve a 1 ened after the groliP sang1 "Hap-~ · · srnl for the · ' Jim and dtlllbter1:Mary AliCe. ~Y November l and practice dm~er to the Masons Thursday . py Birthday." "Burma and Tha!Jand." n!Jl!l meeting CHURCH AWARD ACCI!!ft'TIQ The honor~ ~~ received a lOr JRJtlatlon was held The trav- V!Slhng worthy matrons and war· Mrs. Charles Bennett president The group Mrs. Dwight Wallate, Tice pre. number of Jilb. ·o~,.. ~ing prtte was awarded to Betty they patrons and the Past Matrons Refreslunents were served to ' hymn Slog , sident of the Women's Auociation and Past Patronti of Racine Chap- Mrs Arthur Eads, Pt. Pleasant; was m charge of the meeting by the busmess . sesstoll led by of the Firat Preribyte ian b b FAMILY RlU"'IQN. It IIELD f.elbel ter were 1ntroduccd Mrs. Rudy Cunningham, Mn. which was opened witb an organ M1ss Donna Stra1n, President of . r .c urc ' The family of Mr. and Mrs Joh11 '~ A sot'ul hour cond<Uded tile Everett P1ckens , Mrs . Richard prelude by Jeiln Bennett and 8 de- the Fellowship Plans were mad~ MuiJileport, accepted the1r goal Wm;ner enjoyed a famUy gatheri!leetmg A meet10g or the Past Officers Gnrnotead, SusJe Grmstud, and to attend., the E. & R. Youth RD iheet. tor the year when the Riyer Sund~y It their ·home next DiJtrlct, At~ena Preabyt~rial- was • Club was announced ror Monday Mn. Herman Kn.app and daugh- votwnal service by Mrs. A. R. ly to De heki in Lancaster the Visit ~· held Tuesday at the Federa~ed 1..>11ening at the home of Mrs Ralph ter, <~II of New Haven; Mrs. Llll- Pullen. Topic: of the devotional!' Sunday. The possibility of Webb, Letart. Jan Grunm and dau:gtfter Ell-en servjce was ' 1God'1 Geograph.y" tended trip during the Chul'«!b Jn Pomeroy. Othexs frOm th th.e church the of Har lford ' Mr s. M au d ' y owtg,' ' ·and It included meditation scrip· mas hoI'd I ays or e 11 local d . who attended ' "Friendship" was the theme of Mrs. Carry Ross, Sandy Sorden t ' months was also discussed. • ay meehng were Mra. Iva the program presented , which Cunme Newton, Mrs Gladys Ril~ ure readmg and prayer· group's thanks was extended Brown~ _Mrs. Henna~ .Bal~y, Mn. opened WJth a duet "There Was ey, Pat_!"ICJa Ann R1lcy, Mrs. MyrDurmg the business meeting .it Roger Hnn~s, Carolyn Sisson T •. A. May, Mrs. Dea Hay,es, Mls1 ALL Never a Friend L.ik.e Jesus" by tie Maynard, and chllttren, Jim- a t d th t th D Li~a Sue Terrell for their Da11y Saunders, Mn. Ai:J· ~ Frankie McKelvey and Bertha my, Sh.aron, and Paula, Missy w. s repor e a e urcas in preparation for the party. derson Jr., Min Mqaret ' • Sayre, followed by rcadmgs on Vim Meter, and Sharon Kay Me- Carcle would send a CARE packMr,, Rodney Sauer, ft1ra. ~ friendship by Chlorus Grimm .and Daniel, all of Mason. age to Germany in October and The discussion period !Or Jones, Mrs. Jamea Harley; . Cora Webb. A candle lighting sermcetmg was condueled by Martus Chambers, ~-. L. J. HelD• h • eh urch, about ~ Gifts were sent by Mrs. EJ in· t at the EJecta and Love-Joy C1r- pastor or tM.e er, Mrs. ~eH.J!rob~ ·0. vJce was held With sll present par" H. Stewat1 lad 'tln. Garen tJCipe~ting after whach Maxme beth ·Mcintosh, M1ss Sar'\h Hamm cles bad sent lnmllar packages in I theme or the com~ition of bury. ••••1:-11 Wmgett presented a solo "L1gh.t a Mrs. Eveb'n "Prof.it.t and daugh. September Mrs. Bennett read a I three synopt1~ gosp~ls and ter, Nancy, Connie, anl1 Bobby letter from the Baptist MJssioll they came to be wr1t!ten. Little Candle" 1 Cunnmgham. . . . . The Sen10r Fellowship I Trannng School ~ Chicago. ShL' I each Sunday evening at" 6·00 A readmg on friendship by the announctd the Pomeroy AssocJa- [ m. m th.e soctal rooms of WOI'thy matron concluded the pro$30.00 Uon meetmg for October 28 al church AU young people of high gram 11fter wh1ch several of the 7:30 at Pomeroy Baptist :>ch.ool 1\gc arc mvited to aLtend. guests spoke briefly Church and also the D1stnct Wo"' At the conelus10q or the meet men's meetmg m Nelsonv1lle the ' same day With. reg1stratum .at ten (ARD CI,.UB MET FRIDAY mg a soc1al hour was enJoyed and ' rc>fre s hments served o·ctock. Mrs. Allen Jenkmson, Mrs. L 1 f E Reynolds, .and Mrs. Guests were present from thtThe Love-gift _t;.Hermg was re· R11wllngs were guests Friday e11erollowmg chapters, Harnsonvllle, r , . . cc1ved Mrs. John Kauff who nmg, when Miss Nma :Russell Th. . ~. ,.,.. .Jz.:.-ns n' fer EISenhower gave thebyoffertorY ... On The Brlchtest Comer Mmera at Guysvtlle, Charleston, prayer ilnd the entertained her Card Chub at W Va , Pomeruy, Parkersbur·g and B<l.l ·' a.,.on rs s .hcduled to .pass four Circles answered to the roll her home in Bradbury . Prizes thi'Ough Mast·n County on Friday, call were won by Mrs. Robert McEv<~ngellne at Middleport. acc JI :t.n,-: tu mformauon released · E~hmi)<:!Y and Mrs. Jenkinson. and by Mason County Republican Members of t~ Priscilla Circle The hostess served a dessert ; i: ;;;;,.;:;;: :: :: :: leaders were hostesses and th.ey mv1tcd ~:ourse to. those named abo11~ and ' Actually, the huge 32 foot trai- thirty-s~ members and four guests Mrs. S1dney Russell, Mrs. James lcr van w11l pass through Pt. Mrs. Salser, M1ss Vera Beegle, Ra· Fugate, Lelah. Sidenstricker ·.nd Pleasant, the county seat at 2 p cine; Mrs. S, 0 . Mygatt, Cmcm. Mrs. Geot1ge Menlha-rt. ... m and Js scheduled tu make 11 nati and M1ss Emma Matthews to The Latest ln Fabrlu tour of the business streets in the the dinmg room Refreshments m caty keeping with Halloween were Use Our TODAY Pomeroy served and the tables were de- - - - - - board the Bandwagon Will cortcd with arrangements of man (Contmucd from Page Four) TODAY lle Dr W11l E. Neal, incumbent golds m pumpkin shells and lightMlirdleporl LAY·AWAY PLAN Fourth Dtstnet Congressman, who OVEC ENGINEERS ed w1th green tapers. Hostesses 1s seekmg reelectiOn . Tom Sween· FIREMAN, SAVE 168 187 205 560 PLAYGIRL were Mrs Mannmg Kloes , fl~r s. Swanson . . ey of Wheehng , cHndadate for Bell .. .. . . lj)7 127 234 Barry Sullivan; ShdlJ Wlntert Un1Led Slates Seflator, has made MY CHILD • W1lsC1n 127 123 250 tentat1ve plans to be on board the . Condf' 134 151 28~ Colleen Miller Spike J'ooe1 and CltJ SUellerr B•ndw•go• Point Pleasant Jail Durbm 163 178 341 1 RetarD Boui Marclauo-Charles Carter . 166 145 311 The Bandwagon Js one of the Es Hanson 1M 187 34I Thur~;:. and Fri.; Oc.tolwr 7-1 b1~eS't trucks allowed on the capees Captqred Tutal 699 B36 787 2322 ruads and IS pamted red, wh1te Thurs. a.nd Ftl.; Oe~ 7-8 TANGANYIKA HOLSUM BAKERl By Columbus Police and blue g1v1ng a pJctoTJal rev1ew 104 E. Main St. Pomeroy, SILVER LODE Slater . 105 123 120 348 of the accomplis:hmenl!; of the (Technkelor) ' today hclcl Grat e 142 134 115 391 Columbus pollee Eisenhower Admmrs:trutlon. The {Teehnlealor) Van Heflin; Ru&.h Roman; 125 1i9 120 369 \ hubcaps are !II the form of g1ant HarrY Lee Mayes, 28. of Pomt Reuter JobD Payne; Liu.'beth Scott; Ho-.ard Duff; left' Morrow Pleasant, and Davad Lee Edwards, Sis un 150 123 182 455 9 "Let's Back Ike" buttons and barDan Duryea Return Boat Mauiano - Charlell 18, Mmgo County, W. Va, as !u. i Woods . 125 176 130 431 rRge balloons are carried in the gitives from the County Ja1l at Handtl'ap . 37 46 44) 129 truck to be ra1s-ed h1gh above I\ Pmnt Pleasant. Total 684 721 7 J 8 2123 at orfJeia] St()pS HOTEL MARTIN r "Ike Garis" are to accompany Officers said lbc pan· along wllh Ingels 131 172 151 two other men sawed their wav ]04 144 134 382 the Bandwagon and dtstnbute but out ot 'ail on s t 2o Ed . ,;, F. CroJW tons wherever the tJ·uck slops. J. ep · · w<tru , Matthews 192 172 166 ~0 , 1 d th B d has relatives hv1ng there. On a tJJl Dav1s . , . 1 166 173 136 475 ns1 e c an wagon 1s s or- officers w t 1 th · age space for such eqmpmcnt as h Th en! 1 e re 1a1IVC'~ Searles 177 ' 177 ·' d bl f orne 0 e ug1 Jves were nut hellum <~n ca es or :he balloons th h Louks 216 14R 364 ' costumes and parasols for the Ik~ ere n anot cr lJp, th ey went Total . . .. . . . 770 877 735 2382 Girls, quantJlies of Ike buttons, t~ another addr~ss on the north hundreds of flares fur torchlight Side. Agam, their quarry e!Udf'd RACINE : parades, hannl•rs and recorded them. Pohce found the two men Wiseman 169 158 161 508 , 45 mmutcs. later commg down an BITCh Ike songs. 141 140 142 423 : An Ike jeep, equipped with !Is aile;~: carrymg a quart of beer an!l Seiple 155 121 143 419 I own power plant and pubhc ad :js~~art of milk. They did not re Stobart 123 129 121 373 ' ll•r oi"Grtnd 011 Oory'' 111d Byers 133 137 190 460 dress system, w11l be carr1ed mDuke of Poducah, and II'IICM ofWtrm MIM'IIfni'IIIIW SUB TOTAL 741 685 757 2183 I the trader truck The jeep 1s t"(IW. "Tt!1 Dukl ol Ptducllll ,. Mayes and Edwards, who W!'r• · •ncr the 0~ GaiiJ" - NBC Plat Tas . 1l 11 11 33 I uut of the truck whenever serving terms for grand larcrn .v, HANDICAP netwotll ·~ Sal. Evt.752 696 768 2216 'JlO P Ill CST. the Bandwagon apprrn~.chcs a town sa1d they ''JUst happened to fmd ' 'J10TAL 1 POMEROY MOTOR r::o. ' It goes ahead an~ouncmg the ar- three hacksaw blades in a ja1l mat .,.~ Mason Furniture Co. Oa\'tS 132 182 178 492 riVal of the Bandwagon. tress, th.en sa'wed thejr way out. ~ .4dj.dtabtl'· ·· ... ~ .• ' I Bowrn 163 159 164 486 tbouNerr •tnpl · HarriS 155 183 156 494 A sentimental gilt! .:rho bmd·tooled deeip ..0Wolfe 126 131 141 398 Houda.shelt 182 186 143 511 hl\ldoeoloted ·a~rbide, qptilreo ~th·~·~ :~} T01'AL 758 841 782 2381 Friendl! night , .' th~ b~~:le:; ~ Dwa; ~~~~ '>.. . $~mlni!rfieldt ErVoYed·. BUI..f.'Yk1!4N HonG!l'-." L9Wt'~·~M~~ -; · · ' ,EtleiiJrtl1 Willr. Frllllltll W'Ult Birdu~By · KN,OXVIW!, 'I'"!'•· ~Whoa ~ ' , lllr. aqct MJ'o. W S~ield ¥>'· ll!ld' Xro. C!Otence AJI(Irewa a 1......... 'porse analeber, .p:a!> l T~e ;-.:;lor 1 J 0~~...J'!~o;=:; 'DierlalllOtl I ol lr!olido, enter:talitets'w!t~ a ilanet ~~rdiY bed Jirf. 'f.lll).-.7.,<~~-kl't ~oy1 h~ld a e,;ener roast IDsf party pf'jDlrll, •~ theif llom,, nenJnr It tlielr home~ ~nezar pOeketb~k -lnd 4Q.ri. • 1J1 flo Y. F. Enjoyed !Senior wiener ROIU' A' Fam& ' .. .. ' cvrlty SubcommlttM. • • • • ,_n ·oo MERCEDES CO.-NDON DftESS SHOP Arcddtect Albert Look Inside SEE the DiHerence lniiRRm 4541 ° I a handsome lepther Aid Sn My Friends At I'''''"'''" ftr EVERY DAY Rm Low Prices COAL HEATERS Wake Up Warm 8JioUM LUMBER Wood• "Cannon" Your Warm Mornins eo.1 Heater hold• fire all dar and all naJibl , .• heatt 24 hours on one filllns of coal! Theft's no nuue ott~rl)' mom- ina stovt firinJ, jusr warm com. fonl And • Warm Morninf Coal H..ur burn• . , kind o solid futl .. . patented anttrior, fho•a ia CUIIWif II hJht. actually turn1 ' " Get lastlag Strrict SHEETS ....... tiMm! Moi'C' than I~ mtllion $1.68 'Warm Mornins Coal Roten have hen aold ... and more thin 1 m•llton IM 1t1ll tn use! Let UJ Jhow you th.e diffetenn 1n Warm Morntftt eo.J Hu.ten. Come in too SHEETS . . . . . . . .. . . . ... $1.87 Model422 MIDDLEPORT ·DEPARTMENT STORE 81 .... _,...... ,..! The 11\0it popul11 delun coalfiNd circulalot 1n the world! Hnu up 10 6 room1 for as lonJ .. 24 houN without refuelin& in mild wndter. Built·in he.t re&\1• pot«~ au:~ maDM"I r X 108 JUS1' A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Middleport, Ohio 144 136 103 353 1~3 186 137 oMIII 1 TIYt'~T. STIPFlERS Jl:r>hin5on Weber· 7:!3 746 650 2099 . '.,.,=======;;::::::~/==~ 116 72 ?2 260 "'; 819 818 722 231!81 . Ap!'ll ltu) ol 8118,1811 more ...... lah ....,.. that bla .... rOpotl oaiJ ~o~...,: .. . "'· . . ' Henry Pettit, 72, Liber-, Ch.ar1es Ho.J'ellr': Pomeroy, ~J Une. ' Pomeroy, died WednCs- died ·this mDrniDg ~J three o'clock 1 at •his borne. dif~at' 9 p.m. at bis home. J> •.. .! ·• Be was born in Mason County, · ·><t • ' W. .Va., o'n Nove-mber 4, J881, the Mr. How.ell WH .b:Wn January son of ihe late Heney and Miner- 22, 1872, sen of the late Mr. and va 'Wine ltettit Mrs. Marion Hqwe I, Pomerny. · · ·Preceding him in d ath were h1s 111: iJ survwed ,by U~e · w~o~, wife, .two daughters, 1Verlie, who Mabel~ two dauaAters, _MM. ~Y t daed at the a,e or · -iX:teen ' and McDaoiel, Mt. :VefDon, :0~, and Lera wbo preceded\im in death MJII. Leslie Siders, Pomer~; last february. . , hyo .sons,. Joaepb Albert Petbt., S ' . · of Midlllc:p'brt. and David H~bty llrYJVInt are two son11, Ver~on Pet~t Of Co~us;~ r..C,ne. ! gr.~- R~W.-'ll, Pomeroy and ,•. Jitar1on jf"1 I G rm .. ' s~ F.ugeae Howel1, .Columbus, •. daqJiter, !!l~d n d f11 ~~ ~~•hdebild· ~elyn Rud_eil, Cynthu~, 0.; ~ two . era an ¥'!I · sJBtera, Nellie Jacobi, PomerDy reo. . .... and Bertha Neimeyer, Middleport Fu4ih·al servleea will be cobduc Funeral services will be held ~·· tbe E>wi.nt Funeral Chapel SUnd:t¥ afternoon at 2 p .m. · at ~ lt z p.m. Butii.l Will· be the ,Ewing Chapel, with ,the Rev. iw :RtY~rYiew Ceme~, • . Harry J!ates 1 officlatloa. Bwial pOrt. under the ditettlon of wnt be 10 Beecb Grove Ceme,tery, EWIRI F-uneral Jiome, 'Where uDder tbe direction of the J!fwing frieftdJ, maw call. Funeral Home. ·- • · Friends may call at the Funer· al bome. . S '"" Collin,s .-' I I EVANGELIST TO SPEAK ONE LICENSE IS ISSUED The Rev John Harrold . Red Key , \ Probate Court 1ssued a marr· lnd1ana, will be the evangelist at 1agc license reccnUy to Glenn O:O:u the spee1al servites bemg held at IIJCne Th.ompson, 19, Pomer~. the Mlddleport Churcll of the Na service statiOn attendant and zarene from October 5-17, mclu -1 LOis Myrle Warner, 18, Pomeroy, slve. bookkeeper. X-RAY-GIVES HOPE- F=o=-R=su=R=G=eR=v- 132 147 110 389 • · , lb9 1!1 137 361 : "asnr~.t 1.f8 156 210 514 Durbin 187 fnffprs 126 123 158 401 WHI SatnrdJoys to 9 PM poilt. '"' • ,.,:,_, period, t to I tA.J,":if"r'"' of :Wo,atem leather carl"'!!· So ~.. roomy _comportmOI)te, adjuotablo ttboltlileJ: ~iii, BUd, aecoatlna ellc:la.J. .......u ........... ._ihti~ 172 168 341 HI> NDfCAP 81 x 99 and 72 x 108 .. tth a W•rm Mornins Coal na.,n Chas. M~Mastcr-Caah Bahr 130 106 140 376 . Phone . 602fi.Y ·Middleport SlJB TOTAL SHEETS and PILLOW CASES Pillow Cases • -75c pa1r• cotl into coke ffK extra warmth frO.. fuel! ''"h Clark FINE MUSLIN Open Monday to 8 PM 103 103 103 148 101 3110 F1ck Kr.blmtz ON hery Mornlngl latOr assum lteady, nen hnt. day •nd lliJht! Has full •·flue firebrick mapzine . .. (urnuure· tl)'led' cebtnet fir~ushed in life1ime SMITH CLOTHINS CO· ' i.J• ~ -~~ph Pettit Dead Charles Howell, 82, ' AtJ2; Fune~ETo Dies; Rit~i,!o Be ~ Jfeld Saturday. At Chap~f~nday --- ----'.- •• . ••.GGe .lol\a INTERNAL REVENlJE CQMMISSIONER ,TESTJtl$S~l.N· ·H9tJS1Nit~stlNDAIS · "' Lay-Away PLAN TOPCOATS G. belttOO to8U0a~7 011oVfr • Dl~Mt-moadl ped<M1I Ia ltl4tl·tJ1 aad oaee bOI IIIII ,.dlua.•t ba\'6 It ta ....." or ""''"" SUITS S.: Daxtd'. lllvef Sprtac. Hd., ~lftel ·~ lllt'a- "" apad_., tor \V"u~ Ne~rroes. ON COAL HEATERS WUdell teltl- tOt a ..Jilt" qt S10,10Q ror "MrYlcea'" lneldeltt te Claaildnc USE OUR I Cas~eD i~ that Powell der:b.-ded uil 161 • 180 183 383 . TOT' L 882 727 !lAKER FURNITURE i';latwor thy 100 170 E. Baker 107 157 Vorns , 134 106 o\nderson 128 187 Darst 125 166 SU.B TO'ML 684 788 tiANDiCJ\JP 20 20 7D8 220'1 ' 1 160 158 131 151 183 783 20 520 I 422 . 371 ' 466 474 2263 80 I TOT>\L 704 806 803 2313 ASSOC. RADIO 1 Wa~br 163 147 140 41\01 M1chael 180 124 189 ·iauvagc 158 189 1M Miller 148 1M t:i~ Hawley 182 137 202 TOTAL_ _ "' __ . 829 .11:_700 473 1 499 427 Ml 23110 • """ SHOP AMD SAVE AT $149.95 HOME MADE S. 1lt Ctl,ltll U11 11111111 Mlrlilt CNI IUIIrs At MASON FURNITURE Company Mason, W1st Virginia PUDDING .r......... ~URI 'SERVING anil J'HE OHIO. ,~Aw .. "\. ...--.l---- .. ' by ! 55clb ' ·SIMONS MARKET -· --- Pomeroy, Obio ' It where "A rMIIy IMIII town • ....,..,.., ·eiNMiy kfleWl 111 th' ......- . ..., ....., tolio "'' l•t·..... If 'th' otloip.Nr pi II rlpt.• M • . , .........,...,. ' �\ ' • • • The DAlLY SENTINEL, Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio PogeTwo ' ~ bvr$9ay, O~tober7; ·1954~·------·_• _ _ _ _:-'"",_ __The;.:::_:D:,:_A,::,;IL=.Y:..,:::SE::.NT;_;_;.IN:..:.:;;EL;;:.:_:_P,=.:on:,:.:"te=rt:.:V:_·:. :.M:::i:=dd::::l::!epo:::::.:rt!..'Oh::::.::kl::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _::,P~age~,:.:::.':~ - i'O BE PROUD ·OF ··: t SENTINEL The DAIL . ' ~¥WJc . o• '1"8& \!'RJUI • MAlON 4R&A Publlshnd ""'7 ai!Jd... f l - SUDdiY ~ 1'lle Olda VIDOJ llenUnel, Inc., at 110 Mecb~nie Bt., Polaero;r, 0. Dus1nea Olflce phone e<lilorialoftlce pbnnt M , l:blend u -0114 111M ' ! nullllll lllller II tbe JIOIIl 'om.. ot 8 ROOM lo!ODERN DwoDin(, 5 room •partment, flnt floor. Phon e Pomeroy 310-M. 10..7·lf """'"""'.IICILUID_~, Obla ~ . . , , , , , , Generot ........., 14Cit L """"lft'l , ......... , , . , . Clt1 NotiD.,.. advertllinJ ,.,_.,r,uve, BotttaoDI-~bol~ IJIF., 843 t.euogtoo Av~.• N ew York City, Ul. N. Y. . sltbscrt:Ptlon rates. fit-livery •• earrier wbflft av.Uable 30 centJ per week: one year in adVIM"' at 'llle Daily SEASONEDFIREP4CE SentlDel oftiee, $1:5.60; sb; NOTICI J e an Bis h, Box 14.2, Rural Route r No. 11 , Pittsburgb, U , Penn5)'1· van ia, and if deceased, Barbara ' J~an Dish, Bo;x: 142, Rural RoUtf! No. 11, Pittsburgh , 15, Pennsylvan ia, a11 the unknown heirs. devi set>~~, legatees , admini•tralors, executors and assi.j:ns ~ Cha"od .\do ~nd bJ l$ish, deceased, and all tbe un-· known heir&, devisees, legat~ : admmislrators, ex:eeutors nnd U · tlop, • • • • ELECTRIC WELDING ACETYELENE AND CUTTING S~G etw· ' ,' ~ent · ·ROOJ.IS, CIOie In Butternut Ave., Fom10'4-tlte avall~ool~ Phone . , ~Q-6.6te ( Jl • • must i oiol\ Ilia IDIIDwiag: 7 411ri ,.,., r.... ··t st. ..U·;olfol'f' litl.: 1~ AJJ , ia , t»:Ddutlloll. ~ •PAll' ' en furnished. Ford-Ferpaoa tr~or wlbL plows. ~~tiv~f'· oldo lll'l.'"' •114 · llflt ; p 171 li-aclo6r <Hoe, lillert~onol rn; planl.er, Oliver difc,'lf!:l~, · ~ill ~arrow ll•r n):~ ; ~obn~rt wa..on, manure &Pr.e!4v, ,~ cans, J, p, ~"'"" '¢Ow~. ,400 bales J.'>ao4oi14 ~oy, ~ · !plel . clonr 11n~ IU,fal.f~ 1\.)'. ~-~.o­ xlmatelf 21!1) b\1· ~<1»'1'· lnr"'!"'k. Many lttms not llat~. , Harold Goddpr<LIAll!ll.l · Clmlea M. 1 To , Fascinate •Your Foot .... I Pro!Aif (0wn~ ,, ; ', Style 861 (ll Cord Of Thonks 2"<$,1?'~ I . S-h-o~i~f"We_ B_e_Concerned -Ab~ui ----~ -----, ·- -- . Fpscini'te your loot with the ladylike grace of thiS pump, hour-in-hour<lut fa· vorite for beauty and versatility. Faohioned of omooth black nusuede, it takes dainty steps on nnedium dress heel, flatterS your foot with its shell cut. Only ROUSH'S SHOE STORE HIBBS, Prnp, N. Second , , Middleport C. F. CoUnty, Ohjo, Section 28, ·r~w n 4. and Range 11 ~ being the west vne-lailf ui Lhe squ~bwest one· fouJ1h of S{li4 ~t;op ;?M. Town 4 ami Range 11, contammg 80 acres, more or less- Save and exct!J)t de~ for 27.40 acres, mpre or less, to Silas· and Maria Clark: dated 3-19-1913, to George W sanders. 4.50 acres, more ur ' less, dated 3-1{)..1913, to Sila11 and Maria Clark ; 11 .25 acres, more or less, dated 61·1913; and t o Mary F. Brown, 3 acres, mor~ less, tlated i -7-1913 , and to ing a balance o( 24 acres, more ur less. Ind., are vlaiton of Albert Boa· ton. CalYiD Blesain• and wife were guests of Mr. and Mn. Cecil Blaainl Tueaday. Mrs. Ethel Llth,y, wlte or Rev. V. J. Lathey, Van Cleve, 0 ., spent Monday witb her 10other Mra. Fannie Taylor near Board. Mra. Etbef Myers, Dayton Held Monday Night laDd, Patrieia Riley, Betti)' Jloutb, Cheryl Roberta, Beverly llwlh. 1\uah. June ~ncer, Ju4J Scripture wu r ead by Diane Capehart and the "I ord's Prayer'' · was said in unison by all present. The treasurer reported a balance of $54.46 in tbe treasury. Of Allin ' Libby Summers, county 4-H agt l!nt, wbas p~esentl "tl!d galhve e ~ o mem er~ _m se ee lllfl . e proJects. In addi.tton &he gave mformation coneerni.ng: he Achievement Day on November 20 at Pt. Pleasant. Colorlelly' chlubl I 1 ~~~l:lu~•~h::Spe::"":;••~·=L=!bb7==-::~ · ~· For.,..D, Sbaron Corona ion, ManhaU HcMlni.oD, Neue, ADD Newland, Patt1 Nt.w- p I "t_Y PleteDt were Sal•lfll , TW11tf, Emma JMe Wd.er. 0• Buckland, Dla,.. C~art, •• we...er, Kiltf W1W. .,,., ie Capehart, Caral)',n Bararab Willoa, aetty wotr., 111oJe The meeting ope-ned With tbe group · Jinging the club JODI. Judy' "West Virginia Boys and Girla". June Spencer presented a poem entitled " I Know Sometbtnc Good ActuoiTnt • enter often! Prizes In ~ 10011 coolest given by the Charleston Branch which Includes Zt counties In West VIrginia, Ohio and Kentucky. BAKEl\Y BUYS ,----------------~----~~~~~--~~~, Get JOe off replar Pr&oe FIESTA BAR CAI(E .... each 29c COFFEE CAKE , • . • . . .· pkg 43~ K.ro1er trelh _ GRAHAM CR~CKERS lb pkg 25c Kroprs GWJI double •ailed. Caa't be beat BISCUITS ............ pkg. 21c CheiT)' Lattj,ce. Kr.-er balled • FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES SPOTLIGHT .... .. .. , .. . lb jjg~ A rleb aDd wlney Hot-Dated Coffee with a Ltve Fta.vor • 48922036 D C B7MII77 H X Z6263383 G M fZ667U3 F Y t7187W G 8 148351~1 H C 58"244601 H "LIVE BETTER FOR LESS' - EA:TMORE , , , . , . .. .. 5 lbs $1.0()' Bonl~JI'l, .None Such Dr. D. V. Smith Is reported ill. He was removed from his bome ta the St. Joseph Hospital Saturday in the Foglesong ambulance. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Prosser anrf Shirley Grimm viaited with Mrs. Carrie Scarberry Sunday who is s patitmt in Point Clinic. 'Miss Beatrice Chapman 11pent Sunday with Do'rothy W~l.g"and . Mr. aod Mrs. Roy Martin ano frimd Betty Campbell, Cbarleaton,- are viaiting in the home1 of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey )brers and Mr. and MlliolCE MEAT ............ lb 12 oz 55c BOIL.ING BEEf ............... lb 19c HAMBURGER ............. lb 35c LONGHORN CREAM CHEESE . ... lb 45c B,irdseye FISH. STICKS . . . . 8 oz pkg 48c Cannon Dish Cloth Inside GIANT BIU:EZE • • • • • 0 0 0 I I 0 ....•..' 69c BACHNERS 24 HourAAA Wrecker Service MEAT MARKET Pfllne 04/J.. Free Del; ...,.... Middleport l Phone 6157-J ·BAND 1.-st St, 1nitt\im~nt: JARGA~N • . Housewives! Turn your bock on old-toshioned washday drudgery! Buy an outomolic electric clothes dryer and you'll eliminale clothes lino disasters, lugging heavy baskets of wet clothes, hanging clothes indoors and sprinkling piece by piece. Youlllutomatic el~ctric clothes dryer Nill fluff dry your clothes as easily as ABC. Simply pk!_ce the clothes in tho electric clothes dryer, S<tt heat control, turn on the automatic ~mer switch and take the clothes from the dryer dgmp dry for easy Honing, or fully dry, wrinkle free and ready to pul away, --~---- ---~~- FOJ IIALE Oll ~;;,-141 !'!''~' of l~nd !lnd ~aaq!le.4 )uUI\1# kf 1ix room h&U&e. ~ mile out Of corPi)ration on 33. Phone Pome- '.0f 421 -Y. . U..7-31R BARGAINS GALOR..E I~ BA~Il'S USED~·~· Plea&y of ,.... aNd "~!l•l rolon. :.ee your favorite ~ appliance dealer lodoyl ' ~ atld llODNEY INS~Cit .WI!(C'I •r·ra, ~bQJ. ~8-.l 400Jcfilrr' ' · ' 4Lift~, Cawallt' ..... ••·fl~ • .. ·;i.IBERAL TE!lMS -14 Monlb. ro h7 . ,~<- ~ ·,. ,,, " ' · L 63901156 G S 67961292: G w"""' ,... S Z %'1:Uf'i'Z5 G Worth 1100 X 5833:!835 G chee~ food wllh a m.el- • '" ~ • Another Dollar Day value. Stoeli"~p now No.2';, Cons Olde •Tyme plwDp and tender sausares seaosned te perfiMltlon V •en n a Sausage Sweet Peas 10-4 ozcans 8 No. 303 e n s $1 Paekert J.bel Maine; t.ender and meaty In rich oils, Save 14 No y,. e n s $1 l'leeee baY Toilet Tissue • 12 rolls $1 Facial Tissue 6-300 ct pkgs $1 Sardines • tualliy: ~ctU; aate and comtGJUble. Your beet F1eeee llardJ and eeoaomieaf,, Keep a sapply alwaya on hand • Olde 'l'yme Brand. A favorl&e for sandwkhes and snacks, Buy $1.00 Potted , Meat 2'-3'h oz cans $1.00 DOLLARDAYVALtJES Avondale plamp and iendtt In rich sauee PINTO BEANS . . . .. .. .. .... ... .. . .. .. 10-16 oz cons $1.00 Avondale Beans talae priMCI ., ., GREAT NORTHERN . . . . - . . . .. .. ... 10-16 oz cons $1.00 PIIJ'e fnd&•Strawberry EMBASSY PRESERVES • • • • • • • • . . ....... , 4-10 oz jars $1.00 Krocer rkh and t.oma~:r ..-_ ftavOI' TOMATO JUICE , Whole kernel qe packed yellow ' • • • • • . . .... . 5-46 oz cons $1.00 •• • KROGER CORN ...... . . . . . . . . t t I 0 e t t 0 0 0 7-12 oz cans $1.00 Tender and lean, cut from com-fed porken. Heres juicy meat at a big Kroger value price LBS Mrs, C, E. Fry, Iris Ball who had beea a . patient in Point Clinic waa returned to biB home FridQ. Anita Brown was the · Sunday ''' LI,VJNG ROOM 2 Piece Frieze Living Room Suite )~ fJf-V Choir , . · ...... •• - ~ 1 9 .xJ2Rug 1 z·End Tobles • . ,, t ~ocktoiiToble , · BED ROOM .. 3 Piece Bed Room Suite Mottress-Spri ngs 2. Pillows Rug KITCttEH 5 Piece Dinette Suite Utility Cabinet 9 x 12 Linoleum Rug • 32 Piece Set Dishes "''"' ... ... ... .. WGrUl $50 :M:rs. Ina Weigand, son and Mn. FOR Y()U! ' ' '$299~00 ' -· B G H H G ft.. G F. M. Rouab were •bopping in Pt. 3 ROOM~ FU'lNITURE •" ; .$J9.9S up . ... U 9Z%1M66 G A 96994718 H i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I Pleuaot Johnnie Fry. Judy, Jimmie and Saturday. friend spent Sunday wlth Mr. and ~ • '" 113&.'1 645 18415819 21154310 %3301185 16%25959 2613$3&9 Z738J220 '" ll85t2319 G Y 94t007%7 G VELVEETA . .. . .. . . 2.1b loaf 89c L-- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ 1 Krafts dlgesJ..Ible flavor luw FRt;NCH J!ltAND .... : ·: j~ fio:i Kroger freestone halves or slices in a rieh, thick syrup Mra. Sam BOlton. , " • Z 41172355 G C 81312484: H D 26113758 H D 26365122 H v 30010361 u: Z 97648848 G ~ooklnr C R B A Z D Z T 19010691 G B 174'75»21 R Golden quarters of marrari.De for &able or B 6183!007 H B 541188691 H X M2118131 G • 66001321 D C 81628&11 H C 54595644 H D 99231797 H B-H M 8H.T%G31 G C 93098691 H B t781462:3 H STRAWB!RitiES .... . . , .. ... 4-10'/a oz cans $1.00 ltrOI'ef froun and ooaoentra&ed. Savo ORANGE JUICE . ', ..... ... . .... z~6 Olt cans 33c BEVERAGE TREATS ' D 59689169 H Z 413t6ff6 G P 93165105 G G !1188161 G Z 64203636 G • Packers Label frozen red-ripe berries Hot-Dated Coffee. Buy II. In ~lte bean·1 rrlad It fresh CHECK THESE BONUS DOLLARS. THEY ARE WORTH FROM '25. to $200. . Avallllale IIU'JC':t lender. A bir DoiiH Day value. Stnek u.p tOUfi:h. or • and Mrs. Cora Boa&s were in Gallipolis T·ueaday consul tina: 1 d.: tor. Ed Fry i1 on the sick li.at. Robert Tarlor and Walter Brown were businen vitltors at P'lat Rock S111dra Buckland, vk:.-.preaid"'; Diane Capehart, ,..,....,.; ~ Newl and, treu\ll'er; Bnerty Rouab , aong leader; fud:J" Turner; t ame leader ; Jackie Capehart, reporter; an4 Corena :UC.IIlllloo, devoti.onal leader . 1 AUTO SERVICE .• Clifford Cullen, brother Paul, wife and srandcbild, Anderson , Mt: $2.95 • • • • APPLIANCE REPAIR ' • • BWup lloadoJ, WedneadiJ' night. Mr. md Mn. Earl Hesson and Mrs. Fannie Roush viaited. with ~.mn , Mike, Mr . and Mrs.. Herbert her brother Howard Roush, Ver·· Rober!ta and family of Delaware, non Wedtaesday, Ohio were viaitina: Mr. and Mn . Walter Blake and family . Mr. and MrJ . Curtis Young and j Cecil BleuiDI were dinner auetU Mr . and Mfl. Alec Fox or N~- 1 of Mrs. Cora Bogp Wednesday. ell , W. Va., W4ire weekend VIII• The Ladies Aid of Guldinl Star tor6 or Mr. a!Jd Mrs. W. H.. Fox. met with Mn. Rou Winebrenner Harold Sm1th went to Holzer Thursday to make apple butter. Hospital tor check-up and showTh A'd ~• G k G EUB ed improvement • e 11 w a rove, Mr. and Mrs. ·bensil Dunlap of Church, Board Baptist and White Pomt P.leasant, w. va., visited Church, ~heran, are to meet at he-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. ArtJey the home of Mrt. Ed Fry Tuesday. Blake. Mrs. Fannie Taylor called on Sunday guests of Mrs . Mattie Ella and :U.Ud.e Blessing WednesHenry were Mr. an<J Mrs. Robert day eveoin&. Compson and cbUdren, Connie , Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Billups, Ft. ahd Wlbbur, of PomeroY. Mn. Pleuaot were call~rs in the Don Ray Ma~Une of Ravenswood Aten home Thunday as t.hey were Mrs. PeUY Rias of Mason, on their way to tbe Harry Grimm and Mrs. Delbert C. Booker and home where they were to be Larry, Sue Gladwell of Middle· guests. J Port, Mr. and Mrs. Charle! Ann' strong and family of Waverly, :Mrs. Clayton Roush and Charlie Mr. and Mrs. orUnel Bayes and Ball, Huntington, were visiting -children. their brother Iris Ball who Is a Mrs. C. W. Bumgardner was a patient tt the Point Clinic. Sunday visltnr of Mrs. FJia GiU· Lealie Adkins and wife, Illinois and, at Hartford. were gueats of George Adkins, C"!Mrs. C)ara Williams Slpent cil Blenin.g, Don 0. Aten and HiMonday at Holzer Hospital visit- ley Crow recently. He is a. former ing her aunt. MB$on County boy, the son of the Mrs1 Violet Burris' small son, late Alex and Effie Snyder Adkins. has been returned to his home, They completed their studies at after having &pent the past week Moody InsUtute and are contemas a patient at Holzer Hospital plating on going to the foreign fields aa missionaries. and has improved nicely. On th.e sick list this week ar~ Mrs. Fred Roush spent ThursJim.my lnd Charles Blake, small day with Artie .Rnuah and family sons of Mr . and Mrs . Walt Blake. of Broad Run. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee Clarke V¥no~. Herald and Donald and boys, Rallpb and Gordan, BDflton were visitors in the Taft Boston home Saturday, They mo. tored to Point Pleasant Where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blessing. Mrs. Cecil Blessing Jr., was returned to her home from a hospl· tal in A.Jtron . Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Fry, New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush called on Ed Fry Friday evening. Cecil, Maude. Ella and Calvin Blening were business visitors in Point Pleasant Saturdny. The ehildren or ' Mr. and Mrs Elmer Newberry and Mr. and Mrs Leonard Roush bave whoopillg . . ........._ ollt" ..... calion ol Mn c. G, Jackle.A.Idridge of Maaon; Jenliy Roush of Weat Columbia; Mta. James Bennett and chi.ldreo, J 'un, San d ra, and Sammyj Mn. Irene Kelly and cbildrn , Charlene aDd Parkana; Mra. Donna Glaze and children, Jimmie and Sharon. Mr's. Fay Rwsell and daurbter, Shelia, El~a BW'Da, Job nny and Dther Wamsley, Kenoy Bass, Jtn and Charles Bltke1 Ann Johnson, Elaine Cartwri.aht, Ju!ly Williams, Robert Rqard, Danny Rickard, Mr. -«nd Mrs. HaroJ.d Riekard, Mrs. Donna Goodnight a-nd chiktren, Greg 11nd Diana, Mrs. Betty ~11 and children, Johnny, Marge, Libda and Jackie. ·Games were played ,nd prlr.ee were awarded to Sandra Bennett, A'Dn Johnsbn, ~ hand CharleDe Kelly F aVors ..,., at& and b1owouta were given to eacb guest presPnt Reiresbmenta of punch, candy, lee cream , cup cakes topped with a pin~o-•e_w_:t~~ ~~~.ed . to the IF YOU liA.VJ!: ~ blom and need 17l-Y or write P .. PoDteroy. . • I, SERVICE DEPT. and REPAIR .( 1<4J : F.Ar t.oW~t . l~'l Card ot Tballb • ticee uf~ ·t .Vepta ' lor daallie4 . ._•.,,... pobllsbnd Shields, deceased, will takf nohct> that John D. TMmas. A.dminiatra·" tor of the Estate ()( George W. Shi1e\ds, d~eased , f1~ed for .amend· ed petition September 1, 1~, in the PrClbate Court of Meip Count_y. Ohio, Case NUmber 18.JU alleging that the persona! estate" of :;aid decedent , George W . Cbields, is insu.flicient to pay his dl'"bts and charsei ~~ administer: me his estate and tbat tbe . aai!ofGeorge W. Shields died seized iu f ee simple the fotlowing described real estate . Hardware Oltet~i telephoiae liveo e.uefUl signs of lhe Estate of Genr&e W. CHASE STQm;; e~.-,e~""t:-ol)t- , ... .. .diti.oo. PhoM IQW. of lean Bemg iu Sectioo 6, Town 5. Range 12. of the Ohio Com pany's Purthase and beginnin¥" 80 poles west of lhe east side GJ saLd ~lion at James Jlwljirtm'" northwest corner ; thence soutb al ong said Martin's line 80 poles to a stake on land of William Shields; th.ence west on said W11liam Shields lim• 80 poles to a stake ; thence north 80 poles; thence east along E.dw~rd W Tuppes line to the place of be gi nnm~. containing 40 acres. more or less. Also the following described land m Section 6, Town 5, Range 13. and beginning at tbe southeast corner of the northwes1 quart er of said Secti on 6; them't' 1 we!lot 40 rods; thence nl)rth 60 rods: thence east 40 rods· lhence soulh 60 rod s; t o th!• place of beginning, contami~ 15 acn•.s, more or less F or more comttlde descripl ion See Pl at Book of 1927 , G. v./. Shields, 55 A N. W or S. E one-fourth and 15 A. S E of N W. one-four th of Section 6 Town 5. and Range 12 Also the followin,q described land, Ohve Townshi~ , Mei&s LOGS. AU~ Tu~oday, Ql:ti>bir ~ at ~ p .m . 8 mi. W. of Ponl"'dt. 0 ,, oil ·B t, !2.4· llold for!11 1,~. ~pnntll. Ill· ---~~·~~~~~~f:;l I and Mrl. !Wbeyn 111e~oln4 visited lr The Goodwill llblt Clap foHow iftl; with her sister, ""· Clara Cape. , Joan Jobnton &ave 1 party at M:ra. FraMI.s Fry and childrell her home In Clift.an io boaor Pamela, Ricky and ~odney of bart, Point Pleulat, TuUday who Mr daughter, Debra Kay, Letart; Mr. and Mn . Donald O)l.. wat returned to her home from waa celebratlnt hei tint bil'th- llin,er and Jimmie ol Mldrileport; Holur h01pltal wbe,re abe undef· day Su-nday. Ray Plckena m of Middleport; went turlery. Split and cut 2 toot lenVbl. can arran1e deliv~ry . C. F. Raw· linga. rhlme 398. . 1()..2..8~c- II'IOntbs, S7.80: three months, $3.90. lb' motor route where ava0ab1e, ·on• ~ Jl " JNU GM "*r ts; m · months •4.25; three ~ontl)s, 11:!·!19· one LEGAL ·on Her First irthdoy With Party •vMn, ~Au~· ILIIIIN• EiliOI llyen, Dayton, IU..t olllrt. Veao R•i!>"''Robert Taylor and mother villted relatives in Point Pleaa:anl Sundiy evetdn:a. Re\1. and Kra. Bura:e the new putor On tbe UnioD tbar1e called OD Mr. •nd Mra. C. E. Fry Friday A reorg anization meeting of Bernard Entwiatle and wife of the Good LUtCk 4--H CIUib of Muon Dlinols, llf. and .Mn. HOward Tay- was held at t he borne of Judy lor, Pt. Pleaunt, Mr. ud Mrs. WaJter Brown, Vernon we re vlsi· Turner m Mason on Monday eve. t.oMJ of Mrs. Fannie Taylor an d Du ri~;. g the evenin-g plans we re son, Robert Sunday. made for the conung year's act i· Mr. and )ln. George Holmon . . daughter, kacine, Mr. and Mrs. vtttes In 4-H Club work and Mrs. Charlie MOore daughter and son Sarah Spencer, club S>ponsor, . xin-law and chUdren of Huntington tend e d her thanks to all of th e Fred Kaylor and. wife, Broad Run old m embers for their cooperat and Mrs. Jane Crow .•nd children i-on last year. In ad diti on. she vllited in the borne of :Mr. lnd ;.,.elcomed the new m embers Mrs. Fred M . Roush Sunday. · M~. Ina Weigand and son were 1 Officers e lecled by t h.e group euests of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie J were June Spencer, president; Tripp, Muon, Sunday. --_ Mr and Mr K t H 'K I tu . · . s. e~ art of ~n -~ Raymond Lieving, Mrs. Don BeckR v~adited ~ith h1s uncle Wayne er, Mrs. Owen Bratton, Jeanne _ar an am1ly Clark and J ea n Bennett. 4-H Reorganization Letart, W. Va. · A " · ·-.V!lq, Johrrso~~onors ner DQ,aghter ' were cam.., OR' Mr. and Mrs. Ned lloory, Monday .Veo1111 . Tbe,-tJood W:IU Cllll of Cllft01t Chureh continued the r11 cuttiq at the home of Mrs. Henry, Wednesdl)' afternoon. Those present were, Mra. GearhArt, h"oe Jua· tis S.Villa Bleioln(, Mabel Johneon and Mrs. Henry. Mr. and Mn. Ned Henry anc:1 Mr. and lira. Ernest Hmr,buJinea c111lera in Po:~~~~~~f~ l llo..l ROAST Loin End. Kroger Cui for _ P o R K L o 1"111 be1ler value . ~ .. .. .. . • • . lb , OPS·Center-Culfortopquallly. PORK CH Less bone and waste .......... .. ... , lb ,....,b lo&& ol fllyor; len and meat.J. Sayt "ORK SAUSAGE , .......... lb 39c FISH STICKS ............ , pkg 39c SPARE RIBS , ............. lb 49c Freah leaD aad tender. BU7 tbe whole piece and save Dres..••d; boneless and readr ror Ute p.aa, A ba.dpi )ll'ice DeHdoiD wllh ve~C!tables. Fla•or rieh; prluecl lor uviNI HAM ROAST ... , . , ........ lb 39c WHITING ................ lb 17c NECK BONES ..... . ..•.. lb 19c CM111&17 dsab tep !plaUt.J'; aurar eured and blckory llltoked l''l"l'.sh a.nd tuty. Fine t.o frt!DCb fry or fOr lhrimJI ul&d. J•s& rllht. fOr pork or wleDen.. ~eared; brllht. , .. SLIC.ED BACON ............ lb 65c GREEN SHRI~P . . . .. ....... lb 49c SAUER KRAUT ......... qt. 2 c SMOKED HAMS -country Club. Roasts to a mild, mellow goodDess..... .. . , Whole or Shank Half ... , .... LB 5 3 C IUDpmi Bella.Me w Bwtru Brookfield JHire pork. Bur Krorer fres-:shorc ..-ed. IUBt. heM and ea&. So tasty Middleport Saturday Mn.. Geo~e Burna Nnd Henry Wet'O ~hojpphtg Pomeroy, Saturday afternon. Mr. and Mrs. K. E) Sumgard: and family of Columbut were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blllll8ardner. Mr. and Mrs. ·K. E. Bumgard· ner ami famUy, Mt. and )Ira. C. W~ Bwntardner, end Mr. J11mes Dlobl Jr. til otleodecl the footbali a:•me at Padeh City. on SaturdQ. I·. Mr: and llrl. ftlnvln B1rker and fam.Uy of· CNirleatan, ut.telld· ed tbe Jut rites for t.fr. !,Idle~ D~iy wu .,.ld oa It Mr, 1!111 a~ ..... llelbodtot lllab\e lad ·t.artt. or 'llr. ..,., 47C 69 C Frt:ah; tender lb. MeUow rleh, f~lt. Juit rlghl for lunch boxes or desserts PASC.A:L cELERY -Large 30 size. Crisp , _ crunchy, Kroger fresh,. . . .. . .. • . . .. oialk DELICIOUS APPLES Firm, sweet and juicy fruit ...... 2lbs FLOWER _ Large size, snow white heads. Mild flavored ...................... bead ' , . lA. lb .... Ia wJil:ID J'OO bllY 1. lb. .. • ., • • ... o • .. , • • RN • . • • 2'1" lb pkg 35c ~~--~l'rloodlow 2;..10 lb US 19c 29c 25c H•. 1 Bile A "all ............. wp POTATOES • ' • I CoWde•• A ' I . • ... • I �\ ' • • • The DAlLY SENTINEL, Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio PogeTwo ' ~ bvr$9ay, O~tober7; ·1954~·------·_• _ _ _ _:-'"",_ __The;.:::_:D:,:_A,::,;IL=.Y:..,:::SE::.NT;_;_;.IN:..:.:;;EL;;:.:_:_P,=.:on:,:.:"te=rt:.:V:_·:. :.M:::i:=dd::::l::!epo:::::.:rt!..'Oh::::.::kl::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _::,P~age~,:.:::.':~ - i'O BE PROUD ·OF ··: t SENTINEL The DAIL . ' ~¥WJc . o• '1"8& \!'RJUI • MAlON 4R&A Publlshnd ""'7 ai!Jd... f l - SUDdiY ~ 1'lle Olda VIDOJ llenUnel, Inc., at 110 Mecb~nie Bt., Polaero;r, 0. Dus1nea Olflce phone e<lilorialoftlce pbnnt M , l:blend u -0114 111M ' ! nullllll lllller II tbe JIOIIl 'om.. ot 8 ROOM lo!ODERN DwoDin(, 5 room •partment, flnt floor. Phon e Pomeroy 310-M. 10..7·lf """'"""'.IICILUID_~, Obla ~ . . , , , , , , Generot ........., 14Cit L """"lft'l , ......... , , . , . Clt1 NotiD.,.. advertllinJ ,.,_.,r,uve, BotttaoDI-~bol~ IJIF., 843 t.euogtoo Av~.• N ew York City, Ul. N. Y. . sltbscrt:Ptlon rates. fit-livery •• earrier wbflft av.Uable 30 centJ per week: one year in adVIM"' at 'llle Daily SEASONEDFIREP4CE SentlDel oftiee, $1:5.60; sb; NOTICI J e an Bis h, Box 14.2, Rural Route r No. 11 , Pittsburgb, U , Penn5)'1· van ia, and if deceased, Barbara ' J~an Dish, Bo;x: 142, Rural RoUtf! No. 11, Pittsburgh , 15, Pennsylvan ia, a11 the unknown heirs. devi set>~~, legatees , admini•tralors, executors and assi.j:ns ~ Cha"od .\do ~nd bJ l$ish, deceased, and all tbe un-· known heir&, devisees, legat~ : admmislrators, ex:eeutors nnd U · tlop, • • • • ELECTRIC WELDING ACETYELENE AND CUTTING S~G etw· ' ,' ~ent · ·ROOJ.IS, CIOie In Butternut Ave., Fom10'4-tlte avall~ool~ Phone . , ~Q-6.6te ( Jl • • must i oiol\ Ilia IDIIDwiag: 7 411ri ,.,., r.... ··t st. ..U·;olfol'f' litl.: 1~ AJJ , ia , t»:Ddutlloll. ~ •PAll' ' en furnished. Ford-Ferpaoa tr~or wlbL plows. ~~tiv~f'· oldo lll'l.'"' •114 · llflt ; p 171 li-aclo6r <Hoe, lillert~onol rn; planl.er, Oliver difc,'lf!:l~, · ~ill ~arrow ll•r n):~ ; ~obn~rt wa..on, manure &Pr.e!4v, ,~ cans, J, p, ~"'"" '¢Ow~. ,400 bales J.'>ao4oi14 ~oy, ~ · !plel . clonr 11n~ IU,fal.f~ 1\.)'. ~-~.o­ xlmatelf 21!1) b\1· ~<1»'1'· lnr"'!"'k. Many lttms not llat~. , Harold Goddpr<LIAll!ll.l · Clmlea M. 1 To , Fascinate •Your Foot .... I Pro!Aif (0wn~ ,, ; ', Style 861 (ll Cord Of Thonks 2"<$,1?'~ I . S-h-o~i~f"We_ B_e_Concerned -Ab~ui ----~ -----, ·- -- . Fpscini'te your loot with the ladylike grace of thiS pump, hour-in-hour<lut fa· vorite for beauty and versatility. Faohioned of omooth black nusuede, it takes dainty steps on nnedium dress heel, flatterS your foot with its shell cut. Only ROUSH'S SHOE STORE HIBBS, Prnp, N. Second , , Middleport C. F. CoUnty, Ohjo, Section 28, ·r~w n 4. and Range 11 ~ being the west vne-lailf ui Lhe squ~bwest one· fouJ1h of S{li4 ~t;op ;?M. Town 4 ami Range 11, contammg 80 acres, more or less- Save and exct!J)t de~ for 27.40 acres, mpre or less, to Silas· and Maria Clark: dated 3-19-1913, to George W sanders. 4.50 acres, more ur ' less, dated 3-1{)..1913, to Sila11 and Maria Clark ; 11 .25 acres, more or less, dated 61·1913; and t o Mary F. Brown, 3 acres, mor~ less, tlated i -7-1913 , and to ing a balance o( 24 acres, more ur less. Ind., are vlaiton of Albert Boa· ton. CalYiD Blesain• and wife were guests of Mr. and Mn. Cecil Blaainl Tueaday. Mrs. Ethel Llth,y, wlte or Rev. V. J. Lathey, Van Cleve, 0 ., spent Monday witb her 10other Mra. Fannie Taylor near Board. Mra. Etbef Myers, Dayton Held Monday Night laDd, Patrieia Riley, Betti)' Jloutb, Cheryl Roberta, Beverly llwlh. 1\uah. June ~ncer, Ju4J Scripture wu r ead by Diane Capehart and the "I ord's Prayer'' · was said in unison by all present. The treasurer reported a balance of $54.46 in tbe treasury. Of Allin ' Libby Summers, county 4-H agt l!nt, wbas p~esentl "tl!d galhve e ~ o mem er~ _m se ee lllfl . e proJects. In addi.tton &he gave mformation coneerni.ng: he Achievement Day on November 20 at Pt. Pleasant. Colorlelly' chlubl I 1 ~~~l:lu~•~h::Spe::"":;••~·=L=!bb7==-::~ · ~· For.,..D, Sbaron Corona ion, ManhaU HcMlni.oD, Neue, ADD Newland, Patt1 Nt.w- p I "t_Y PleteDt were Sal•lfll , TW11tf, Emma JMe Wd.er. 0• Buckland, Dla,.. C~art, •• we...er, Kiltf W1W. .,,., ie Capehart, Caral)',n Bararab Willoa, aetty wotr., 111oJe The meeting ope-ned With tbe group · Jinging the club JODI. Judy' "West Virginia Boys and Girla". June Spencer presented a poem entitled " I Know Sometbtnc Good ActuoiTnt • enter often! Prizes In ~ 10011 coolest given by the Charleston Branch which Includes Zt counties In West VIrginia, Ohio and Kentucky. BAKEl\Y BUYS ,----------------~----~~~~~--~~~, Get JOe off replar Pr&oe FIESTA BAR CAI(E .... each 29c COFFEE CAKE , • . • . . .· pkg 43~ K.ro1er trelh _ GRAHAM CR~CKERS lb pkg 25c Kroprs GWJI double •ailed. Caa't be beat BISCUITS ............ pkg. 21c CheiT)' Lattj,ce. Kr.-er balled • FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES SPOTLIGHT .... .. .. , .. . lb jjg~ A rleb aDd wlney Hot-Dated Coffee with a Ltve Fta.vor • 48922036 D C B7MII77 H X Z6263383 G M fZ667U3 F Y t7187W G 8 148351~1 H C 58"244601 H "LIVE BETTER FOR LESS' - EA:TMORE , , , . , . .. .. 5 lbs $1.0()' Bonl~JI'l, .None Such Dr. D. V. Smith Is reported ill. He was removed from his bome ta the St. Joseph Hospital Saturday in the Foglesong ambulance. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Prosser anrf Shirley Grimm viaited with Mrs. Carrie Scarberry Sunday who is s patitmt in Point Clinic. 'Miss Beatrice Chapman 11pent Sunday with Do'rothy W~l.g"and . Mr. aod Mrs. Roy Martin ano frimd Betty Campbell, Cbarleaton,- are viaiting in the home1 of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey )brers and Mr. and MlliolCE MEAT ............ lb 12 oz 55c BOIL.ING BEEf ............... lb 19c HAMBURGER ............. lb 35c LONGHORN CREAM CHEESE . ... lb 45c B,irdseye FISH. STICKS . . . . 8 oz pkg 48c Cannon Dish Cloth Inside GIANT BIU:EZE • • • • • 0 0 0 I I 0 ....•..' 69c BACHNERS 24 HourAAA Wrecker Service MEAT MARKET Pfllne 04/J.. Free Del; ...,.... Middleport l Phone 6157-J ·BAND 1.-st St, 1nitt\im~nt: JARGA~N • . Housewives! Turn your bock on old-toshioned washday drudgery! Buy an outomolic electric clothes dryer and you'll eliminale clothes lino disasters, lugging heavy baskets of wet clothes, hanging clothes indoors and sprinkling piece by piece. Youlllutomatic el~ctric clothes dryer Nill fluff dry your clothes as easily as ABC. Simply pk!_ce the clothes in tho electric clothes dryer, S<tt heat control, turn on the automatic ~mer switch and take the clothes from the dryer dgmp dry for easy Honing, or fully dry, wrinkle free and ready to pul away, --~---- ---~~- FOJ IIALE Oll ~;;,-141 !'!''~' of l~nd !lnd ~aaq!le.4 )uUI\1# kf 1ix room h&U&e. ~ mile out Of corPi)ration on 33. Phone Pome- '.0f 421 -Y. . U..7-31R BARGAINS GALOR..E I~ BA~Il'S USED~·~· Plea&y of ,.... aNd "~!l•l rolon. :.ee your favorite ~ appliance dealer lodoyl ' ~ atld llODNEY INS~Cit .WI!(C'I •r·ra, ~bQJ. ~8-.l 400Jcfilrr' ' · ' 4Lift~, Cawallt' ..... ••·fl~ • .. ·;i.IBERAL TE!lMS -14 Monlb. ro h7 . ,~<- ~ ·,. ,,, " ' · L 63901156 G S 67961292: G w"""' ,... S Z %'1:Uf'i'Z5 G Worth 1100 X 5833:!835 G chee~ food wllh a m.el- • '" ~ • Another Dollar Day value. Stoeli"~p now No.2';, Cons Olde •Tyme plwDp and tender sausares seaosned te perfiMltlon V •en n a Sausage Sweet Peas 10-4 ozcans 8 No. 303 e n s $1 Paekert J.bel Maine; t.ender and meaty In rich oils, Save 14 No y,. e n s $1 l'leeee baY Toilet Tissue • 12 rolls $1 Facial Tissue 6-300 ct pkgs $1 Sardines • tualliy: ~ctU; aate and comtGJUble. Your beet F1eeee llardJ and eeoaomieaf,, Keep a sapply alwaya on hand • Olde 'l'yme Brand. A favorl&e for sandwkhes and snacks, Buy $1.00 Potted , Meat 2'-3'h oz cans $1.00 DOLLARDAYVALtJES Avondale plamp and iendtt In rich sauee PINTO BEANS . . . .. .. .. .... ... .. . .. .. 10-16 oz cons $1.00 Avondale Beans talae priMCI ., ., GREAT NORTHERN . . . . - . . . .. .. ... 10-16 oz cons $1.00 PIIJ'e fnd&•Strawberry EMBASSY PRESERVES • • • • • • • • . . ....... , 4-10 oz jars $1.00 Krocer rkh and t.oma~:r ..-_ ftavOI' TOMATO JUICE , Whole kernel qe packed yellow ' • • • • • . . .... . 5-46 oz cons $1.00 •• • KROGER CORN ...... . . . . . . . . t t I 0 e t t 0 0 0 7-12 oz cans $1.00 Tender and lean, cut from com-fed porken. Heres juicy meat at a big Kroger value price LBS Mrs, C, E. Fry, Iris Ball who had beea a . patient in Point Clinic waa returned to biB home FridQ. Anita Brown was the · Sunday ''' LI,VJNG ROOM 2 Piece Frieze Living Room Suite )~ fJf-V Choir , . · ...... •• - ~ 1 9 .xJ2Rug 1 z·End Tobles • . ,, t ~ocktoiiToble , · BED ROOM .. 3 Piece Bed Room Suite Mottress-Spri ngs 2. Pillows Rug KITCttEH 5 Piece Dinette Suite Utility Cabinet 9 x 12 Linoleum Rug • 32 Piece Set Dishes "''"' ... ... ... .. WGrUl $50 :M:rs. Ina Weigand, son and Mn. FOR Y()U! ' ' '$299~00 ' -· B G H H G ft.. G F. M. Rouab were •bopping in Pt. 3 ROOM~ FU'lNITURE •" ; .$J9.9S up . ... U 9Z%1M66 G A 96994718 H i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I Pleuaot Johnnie Fry. Judy, Jimmie and Saturday. friend spent Sunday wlth Mr. and ~ • '" 113&.'1 645 18415819 21154310 %3301185 16%25959 2613$3&9 Z738J220 '" ll85t2319 G Y 94t007%7 G VELVEETA . .. . .. . . 2.1b loaf 89c L-- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ 1 Krafts dlgesJ..Ible flavor luw FRt;NCH J!ltAND .... : ·: j~ fio:i Kroger freestone halves or slices in a rieh, thick syrup Mra. Sam BOlton. , " • Z 41172355 G C 81312484: H D 26113758 H D 26365122 H v 30010361 u: Z 97648848 G ~ooklnr C R B A Z D Z T 19010691 G B 174'75»21 R Golden quarters of marrari.De for &able or B 6183!007 H B 541188691 H X M2118131 G • 66001321 D C 81628&11 H C 54595644 H D 99231797 H B-H M 8H.T%G31 G C 93098691 H B t781462:3 H STRAWB!RitiES .... . . , .. ... 4-10'/a oz cans $1.00 ltrOI'ef froun and ooaoentra&ed. Savo ORANGE JUICE . ', ..... ... . .... z~6 Olt cans 33c BEVERAGE TREATS ' D 59689169 H Z 413t6ff6 G P 93165105 G G !1188161 G Z 64203636 G • Packers Label frozen red-ripe berries Hot-Dated Coffee. Buy II. In ~lte bean·1 rrlad It fresh CHECK THESE BONUS DOLLARS. THEY ARE WORTH FROM '25. to $200. . Avallllale IIU'JC':t lender. A bir DoiiH Day value. Stnek u.p tOUfi:h. or • and Mrs. Cora Boa&s were in Gallipolis T·ueaday consul tina: 1 d.: tor. Ed Fry i1 on the sick li.at. Robert Tarlor and Walter Brown were businen vitltors at P'lat Rock S111dra Buckland, vk:.-.preaid"'; Diane Capehart, ,..,....,.; ~ Newl and, treu\ll'er; Bnerty Rouab , aong leader; fud:J" Turner; t ame leader ; Jackie Capehart, reporter; an4 Corena :UC.IIlllloo, devoti.onal leader . 1 AUTO SERVICE .• Clifford Cullen, brother Paul, wife and srandcbild, Anderson , Mt: $2.95 • • • • APPLIANCE REPAIR ' • • BWup lloadoJ, WedneadiJ' night. Mr. md Mn. Earl Hesson and Mrs. Fannie Roush viaited. with ~.mn , Mike, Mr . and Mrs.. Herbert her brother Howard Roush, Ver·· Rober!ta and family of Delaware, non Wedtaesday, Ohio were viaitina: Mr. and Mn . Walter Blake and family . Mr. and MrJ . Curtis Young and j Cecil BleuiDI were dinner auetU Mr . and Mfl. Alec Fox or N~- 1 of Mrs. Cora Bogp Wednesday. ell , W. Va., W4ire weekend VIII• The Ladies Aid of Guldinl Star tor6 or Mr. a!Jd Mrs. W. H.. Fox. met with Mn. Rou Winebrenner Harold Sm1th went to Holzer Thursday to make apple butter. Hospital tor check-up and showTh A'd ~• G k G EUB ed improvement • e 11 w a rove, Mr. and Mrs. ·bensil Dunlap of Church, Board Baptist and White Pomt P.leasant, w. va., visited Church, ~heran, are to meet at he-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. ArtJey the home of Mrt. Ed Fry Tuesday. Blake. Mrs. Fannie Taylor called on Sunday guests of Mrs . Mattie Ella and :U.Ud.e Blessing WednesHenry were Mr. an<J Mrs. Robert day eveoin&. Compson and cbUdren, Connie , Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Billups, Ft. ahd Wlbbur, of PomeroY. Mn. Pleuaot were call~rs in the Don Ray Ma~Une of Ravenswood Aten home Thunday as t.hey were Mrs. PeUY Rias of Mason, on their way to tbe Harry Grimm and Mrs. Delbert C. Booker and home where they were to be Larry, Sue Gladwell of Middle· guests. J Port, Mr. and Mrs. Charle! Ann' strong and family of Waverly, :Mrs. Clayton Roush and Charlie Mr. and Mrs. orUnel Bayes and Ball, Huntington, were visiting -children. their brother Iris Ball who Is a Mrs. C. W. Bumgardner was a patient tt the Point Clinic. Sunday visltnr of Mrs. FJia GiU· Lealie Adkins and wife, Illinois and, at Hartford. were gueats of George Adkins, C"!Mrs. C)ara Williams Slpent cil Blenin.g, Don 0. Aten and HiMonday at Holzer Hospital visit- ley Crow recently. He is a. former ing her aunt. MB$on County boy, the son of the Mrs1 Violet Burris' small son, late Alex and Effie Snyder Adkins. has been returned to his home, They completed their studies at after having &pent the past week Moody InsUtute and are contemas a patient at Holzer Hospital plating on going to the foreign fields aa missionaries. and has improved nicely. On th.e sick list this week ar~ Mrs. Fred Roush spent ThursJim.my lnd Charles Blake, small day with Artie .Rnuah and family sons of Mr . and Mrs . Walt Blake. of Broad Run. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee Clarke V¥no~. Herald and Donald and boys, Rallpb and Gordan, BDflton were visitors in the Taft Boston home Saturday, They mo. tored to Point Pleasant Where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blessing. Mrs. Cecil Blessing Jr., was returned to her home from a hospl· tal in A.Jtron . Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Fry, New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush called on Ed Fry Friday evening. Cecil, Maude. Ella and Calvin Blening were business visitors in Point Pleasant Saturdny. The ehildren or ' Mr. and Mrs Elmer Newberry and Mr. and Mrs Leonard Roush bave whoopillg . . ........._ ollt" ..... calion ol Mn c. G, Jackle.A.Idridge of Maaon; Jenliy Roush of Weat Columbia; Mta. James Bennett and chi.ldreo, J 'un, San d ra, and Sammyj Mn. Irene Kelly and cbildrn , Charlene aDd Parkana; Mra. Donna Glaze and children, Jimmie and Sharon. Mr's. Fay Rwsell and daurbter, Shelia, El~a BW'Da, Job nny and Dther Wamsley, Kenoy Bass, Jtn and Charles Bltke1 Ann Johnson, Elaine Cartwri.aht, Ju!ly Williams, Robert Rqard, Danny Rickard, Mr. -«nd Mrs. HaroJ.d Riekard, Mrs. Donna Goodnight a-nd chiktren, Greg 11nd Diana, Mrs. Betty ~11 and children, Johnny, Marge, Libda and Jackie. ·Games were played ,nd prlr.ee were awarded to Sandra Bennett, A'Dn Johnsbn, ~ hand CharleDe Kelly F aVors ..,., at& and b1owouta were given to eacb guest presPnt Reiresbmenta of punch, candy, lee cream , cup cakes topped with a pin~o-•e_w_:t~~ ~~~.ed . to the IF YOU liA.VJ!: ~ blom and need 17l-Y or write P .. PoDteroy. . • I, SERVICE DEPT. and REPAIR .( 1<4J : F.Ar t.oW~t . l~'l Card ot Tballb • ticee uf~ ·t .Vepta ' lor daallie4 . ._•.,,... pobllsbnd Shields, deceased, will takf nohct> that John D. TMmas. A.dminiatra·" tor of the Estate ()( George W. Shi1e\ds, d~eased , f1~ed for .amend· ed petition September 1, 1~, in the PrClbate Court of Meip Count_y. Ohio, Case NUmber 18.JU alleging that the persona! estate" of :;aid decedent , George W . Cbields, is insu.flicient to pay his dl'"bts and charsei ~~ administer: me his estate and tbat tbe . aai!ofGeorge W. Shields died seized iu f ee simple the fotlowing described real estate . Hardware Oltet~i telephoiae liveo e.uefUl signs of lhe Estate of Genr&e W. CHASE STQm;; e~.-,e~""t:-ol)t- , ... .. .diti.oo. PhoM IQW. of lean Bemg iu Sectioo 6, Town 5. Range 12. of the Ohio Com pany's Purthase and beginnin¥" 80 poles west of lhe east side GJ saLd ~lion at James Jlwljirtm'" northwest corner ; thence soutb al ong said Martin's line 80 poles to a stake on land of William Shields; th.ence west on said W11liam Shields lim• 80 poles to a stake ; thence north 80 poles; thence east along E.dw~rd W Tuppes line to the place of be gi nnm~. containing 40 acres. more or less. Also the following described land m Section 6, Town 5, Range 13. and beginning at tbe southeast corner of the northwes1 quart er of said Secti on 6; them't' 1 we!lot 40 rods; thence nl)rth 60 rods: thence east 40 rods· lhence soulh 60 rod s; t o th!• place of beginning, contami~ 15 acn•.s, more or less F or more comttlde descripl ion See Pl at Book of 1927 , G. v./. Shields, 55 A N. W or S. E one-fourth and 15 A. S E of N W. one-four th of Section 6 Town 5. and Range 12 Also the followin,q described land, Ohve Townshi~ , Mei&s LOGS. AU~ Tu~oday, Ql:ti>bir ~ at ~ p .m . 8 mi. W. of Ponl"'dt. 0 ,, oil ·B t, !2.4· llold for!11 1,~. ~pnntll. Ill· ---~~·~~~~~~f:;l I and Mrl. !Wbeyn 111e~oln4 visited lr The Goodwill llblt Clap foHow iftl; with her sister, ""· Clara Cape. , Joan Jobnton &ave 1 party at M:ra. FraMI.s Fry and childrell her home In Clift.an io boaor Pamela, Ricky and ~odney of bart, Point Pleulat, TuUday who Mr daughter, Debra Kay, Letart; Mr. and Mn . Donald O)l.. wat returned to her home from waa celebratlnt hei tint bil'th- llin,er and Jimmie ol Mldrileport; Holur h01pltal wbe,re abe undef· day Su-nday. Ray Plckena m of Middleport; went turlery. Split and cut 2 toot lenVbl. can arran1e deliv~ry . C. F. Raw· linga. rhlme 398. . 1()..2..8~c- II'IOntbs, S7.80: three months, $3.90. lb' motor route where ava0ab1e, ·on• ~ Jl " JNU GM "*r ts; m · months •4.25; three ~ontl)s, 11:!·!19· one LEGAL ·on Her First irthdoy With Party •vMn, ~Au~· ILIIIIN• EiliOI llyen, Dayton, IU..t olllrt. Veao R•i!>"''Robert Taylor and mother villted relatives in Point Pleaa:anl Sundiy evetdn:a. Re\1. and Kra. Bura:e the new putor On tbe UnioD tbar1e called OD Mr. •nd Mra. C. E. Fry Friday A reorg anization meeting of Bernard Entwiatle and wife of the Good LUtCk 4--H CIUib of Muon Dlinols, llf. and .Mn. HOward Tay- was held at t he borne of Judy lor, Pt. Pleaunt, Mr. ud Mrs. WaJter Brown, Vernon we re vlsi· Turner m Mason on Monday eve. t.oMJ of Mrs. Fannie Taylor an d Du ri~;. g the evenin-g plans we re son, Robert Sunday. made for the conung year's act i· Mr. and )ln. George Holmon . . daughter, kacine, Mr. and Mrs. vtttes In 4-H Club work and Mrs. Charlie MOore daughter and son Sarah Spencer, club S>ponsor, . xin-law and chUdren of Huntington tend e d her thanks to all of th e Fred Kaylor and. wife, Broad Run old m embers for their cooperat and Mrs. Jane Crow .•nd children i-on last year. In ad diti on. she vllited in the borne of :Mr. lnd ;.,.elcomed the new m embers Mrs. Fred M . Roush Sunday. · M~. Ina Weigand and son were 1 Officers e lecled by t h.e group euests of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie J were June Spencer, president; Tripp, Muon, Sunday. --_ Mr and Mr K t H 'K I tu . · . s. e~ art of ~n -~ Raymond Lieving, Mrs. Don BeckR v~adited ~ith h1s uncle Wayne er, Mrs. Owen Bratton, Jeanne _ar an am1ly Clark and J ea n Bennett. 4-H Reorganization Letart, W. Va. · A " · ·-.V!lq, Johrrso~~onors ner DQ,aghter ' were cam.., OR' Mr. and Mrs. Ned lloory, Monday .Veo1111 . Tbe,-tJood W:IU Cllll of Cllft01t Chureh continued the r11 cuttiq at the home of Mrs. Henry, Wednesdl)' afternoon. Those present were, Mra. GearhArt, h"oe Jua· tis S.Villa Bleioln(, Mabel Johneon and Mrs. Henry. Mr. and Mn. Ned Henry anc:1 Mr. and lira. Ernest Hmr,buJinea c111lera in Po:~~~~~~f~ l llo..l ROAST Loin End. Kroger Cui for _ P o R K L o 1"111 be1ler value . ~ .. .. .. . • • . lb , OPS·Center-Culfortopquallly. PORK CH Less bone and waste .......... .. ... , lb ,....,b lo&& ol fllyor; len and meat.J. Sayt "ORK SAUSAGE , .......... lb 39c FISH STICKS ............ , pkg 39c SPARE RIBS , ............. lb 49c Freah leaD aad tender. BU7 tbe whole piece and save Dres..••d; boneless and readr ror Ute p.aa, A ba.dpi )ll'ice DeHdoiD wllh ve~C!tables. Fla•or rieh; prluecl lor uviNI HAM ROAST ... , . , ........ lb 39c WHITING ................ lb 17c NECK BONES ..... . ..•.. lb 19c CM111&17 dsab tep !plaUt.J'; aurar eured and blckory llltoked l''l"l'.sh a.nd tuty. Fine t.o frt!DCb fry or fOr lhrimJI ul&d. J•s& rllht. fOr pork or wleDen.. ~eared; brllht. , .. SLIC.ED BACON ............ lb 65c GREEN SHRI~P . . . .. ....... lb 49c SAUER KRAUT ......... qt. 2 c SMOKED HAMS -country Club. Roasts to a mild, mellow goodDess..... .. . , Whole or Shank Half ... , .... LB 5 3 C IUDpmi Bella.Me w Bwtru Brookfield JHire pork. Bur Krorer fres-:shorc ..-ed. IUBt. heM and ea&. So tasty Middleport Saturday Mn.. Geo~e Burna Nnd Henry Wet'O ~hojpphtg Pomeroy, Saturday afternon. Mr. and Mrs. K. E) Sumgard: and family of Columbut were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blllll8ardner. Mr. and Mrs. ·K. E. Bumgard· ner ami famUy, Mt. and )Ira. C. W~ Bwntardner, end Mr. J11mes Dlobl Jr. til otleodecl the footbali a:•me at Padeh City. on SaturdQ. I·. Mr: and llrl. ftlnvln B1rker and fam.Uy of· CNirleatan, ut.telld· ed tbe Jut rites for t.fr. !,Idle~ D~iy wu .,.ld oa It Mr, 1!111 a~ ..... llelbodtot lllab\e lad ·t.artt. or 'llr. ..,., 47C 69 C Frt:ah; tender lb. MeUow rleh, f~lt. Juit rlghl for lunch boxes or desserts PASC.A:L cELERY -Large 30 size. Crisp , _ crunchy, Kroger fresh,. . . .. . .. • . . .. oialk DELICIOUS APPLES Firm, sweet and juicy fruit ...... 2lbs FLOWER _ Large size, snow white heads. Mild flavored ...................... bead ' , . lA. lb .... Ia wJil:ID J'OO bllY 1. lb. .. • ., • • ... o • .. , • • RN • . • • 2'1" lb pkg 35c ~~--~l'rloodlow 2;..10 lb US 19c 29c 25c H•. 1 Bile A "all ............. wp POTATOES • ' • I CoWde•• A ' I . • ... • 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 7, 1954 clark howell pettit