http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c4d5e535a9b55342e4f144de971cb20a.pdf 172edcfaff2da98e01311abb4ffc0923 PDF Text Text I '·I· . • .;, ' l (tll ·I . -.• • ....• .. ~ ~ - Jo1n Collin• "THI OfiiOSITI IIX" (ClnemueoptTe<bnleolor) BAKER FURNituRE -tho' t L ' ' aloe !lflhiej Werd Bond ' ' •. Gnptwl~ . . ON TilE . .:mrpe~o •oo~o- _ IN ~~ .. . ' ' ",, •••iJ ( .' .., ; . ;, ' ' j I ·--~· ' ·l,n·e :::. - .., . r. . . . ' '· • ' :·: ':.,~ . . . . ' ' . \ A,. " . ' - - ---------c- SINGLE ' Must Be 21 Years Or Over Apply Ia Person CENTURY BAR MaiD 81. \ Why.Pay $895°° For 3 Rooms Of Fumiture When You Can Purchase 3 OMPLET-EROOMS WITH AN 8 CU. n. ' e· ' ·~ ' I: •, . . t' . ."i ! " ' .: ~ > ~.··en . Waitress ' ~ ~ ~ .. ' ,,1. I June Allyaon $1 ' ' · ·~ ' Thu~t. . ' ri . ' F'RIGIDAIRE UVIHG ROOM REFRIGERATOR Z·l'c, Llvlag R $ufft One R11f OGJII . · ·. 2 Tablt Lamps 2 fnd Tables ltnog/.. lilt ....,1 /of-... "' vroup lrill ••• ...,. lfllt roo.,, Aod It' · &r,., to !'OW Ptl..a_ ~.. 10 '"••dorlully low. ••notruct;011 .;;• •lyl~ •nJ 11.,. c: up Ia olg ...... AND THIS fi)UALITY '~, CAS . RANCE ' na., opent end wllb the 1.,..,.,.,. Mr. and 1\li'a. n:·;;::-~:.:•~i.ll ' and family. M011day , Eugene Hayes, who hSI been tloned at Plotllburll AI( Fome Baie, N. Y., arrived to apend a fifteen ~•Y leave with h11 pareall, Mr aM MH. Arnold HJY"\,ind la>nlly. Mn. Ep1ruett ShuiP•, Mill Mar· lha How< II, Mils Alto• Howe~ and ' , Pullen Ire •• Colorado 1hey plan lt Minstrel Cast · for-wall . or Blisl .. CaLinets '· • \- I I I . •' -' •' COPY~ �.Deacon Trays Arlvimced As Pos Sible SolUtion To Hdrrl Fact Of Many Sports Fans Going "utJfry At Gomes Here w1se l,~ld haJe 4one with. 1 , 2 'Th~ ~ants of theM itemj arb ~~g in restraint of•trade )ly negiecttqg to doli~\i. , even triple,or quadruple their sale~ tl)rough a more efficient distribution system. II aimost smacks of bureauocracy< 8. The bands, or whatever benefitting charlty happens tq prolft from lhese sales, proilti much less because of the custom o( sales, re· strictibn in a aelnaMilig and ~xpUIIdlHg iilar· ket. As noted aho,ve somewhere. sutely, I:Jellcon Trays collld ilolve this serio•ts lllle611na It's simjlfe It's so easy It will be tried out thiS Friday mght during the Pt. Pleasant· Huntington Ea\91 football gam~. Its success depends on one well known fact, that even dishonest people hesitate before showing thetr Inside color to friends and neighbors sitting all around them. Deacon Trays might , be the , solution to a : JAOI)umental ptoblehl every autumn In Porn· eroy an'd Middleport. This Js to devtse a more efficient method to get h~tdogs, soda pop, coffee and popcorn to hundreds of hungry footliall fans on about 11 succesSIVe Friday nights between 8 and 10 15 p m Generally speaking, either the band boost· ers or other similarly school dedtcated organ· 12lltions take over the job or merchandising these traditiOnally American refreshments to sports fans who will haggle and fume over a nickle having •o go into a parking meter but 1 think nothmg at all of treatmg themselves to 20 times that much in 'dogs and the tnmmmgs at a football game The trouble is that bleacher contractors never believed in allowmg room for the vend· or to traverse the aisles of customers. Net re· suit ts that the customer goes without until halftime, or risks sendh\g his coins down a long line of netghbors, then waiting for the return trip of steamint fOO!l which usually ls not so steaming upon arrival And If this lmposltloh upO~ neighbors In the same row of !eat~ Is ti~ltlced l!jlclh the alter of courtesy and coJI&Ider~tioil for t~e feelings of others, and !be walt until halftime Is Imposed on oneself, even then p~tience may not be rewarded. For1t always appears that at least 500 oth· er people had the same idea Frequently th~ only way halftime hunger can be satisfied is to enter the melee With a flying wedge and havjng arrived at the food bar bang on or mi. fer tramp!iqg in the dust. There Is a telldency too if you reach the objective, to ordet twlti! as much as you really want, wolf it down, and race bock to your seat for the kick off which probably took place as you formed your at· tae~ upon the concession. These bare facts of the hot dog story In our American autumn clearly point to three aal· lent facts I A,lot of people go without who other. BASHAiill Mro 600 Tod~y 900 Rom~er ROOII 10'00 The l'rlce '• !dghl 10 30 T!~th Ill' Consequened• ll 00 T c T~c Dough 12 00 Tex and JIIIX 12 30 Current diO My u·~· Mai'gte 1 30 Brill" •n~ ,Groom I 00 Mat1nre Theater 300 Queen Fol A UOJ . 3 45 Moilern RomatleeF HO Comeny Time , 430 5 30 5 45 600 6 30 II 00' ri'\J~ Story ' '·' ,,l>'~'·•~· II 30 Detective's Dllt'J 112 oo lntr.gue 1!'30 Miriie 1 00 uo 5011 G!0 345, 8 00 Popeye Pre1ent1 l'l~ture Wdd ijiJI Rlekok WeltMrcut 6 35 Sl)OriS Eye ~ 6 45 NBC News 700 Dr RPdson's Journal 1 ~0 943 f.ed ,Uarber'!l CCITI\er 1 800 8 30 9:0!1 Lite•I nt\c1 8 OQ 1'~ , Juseoh Cotton ShoJI 83Q ~~~ ~Jnlent • ~00 Cml(ade ol S!IOI'II 30 7•00 9 A!:~~·t:~·-s~~~\~;~ 30 N'eWI 10:00 18 10 Njlewoteh 112·30 ~ Sfin or! ' FRIDAY 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston Blaekle 8 00 Capl.Un Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News 8 55 Loc>l News Baptist Chureh Women Return From Convention 8 SO Htehuy 1atrol 9.00 Undercurrent aso Pan'lomtme Quiz 10 00 News IO.OS ~aitntng to 10 The ! •te .... Ctosti..i r...- Katie's Kllehea Love Life TomOil'GII LUDON EVERY COU.NT lor halchln1 •11 proohlclltl s.. r-••ielt .....,., ......,.... If our concessibn bOlith people lri ~omel'by and Mi~dleport have discussed this project 1'1tttbY~Iflaa 1 and rejected It, might tfiey reco~slder~ Ai'l'd i!itl r~ttiAL lilful!IG If th~ haven't yet studied its posslb!Htiea. A'l~· hreetlnlllto he held well,' let'aget on the b~lll at mHom• ol Mr an11 Mn Rich· 4 , ar4 Well~ 8~North Tbird Ave1 • ea,;Es'....E.. Bill I orr ~~~ll ~ w.~ t:Bil. ilf. W:e illY. 'lolih!Qa at li P~l!iailter of CUb Poc:ll and'iU De~ llojbers, lntoni l'!~n9~d In '!'Ytihle wltiJ CUb lleoutl or bl bk411URI a 'Den lt!otbel I• ur1ed to •tt•nd lhls mteUnJ, ' m, ' ........._. · • OM,DIN CLUt' MIU'TINO 1'116 omqiOy Garde~ ,Ciub will ~~ ,:~~ ~ \o\.:~1 J#.tb: 60 \Jlr't ~· "' · '1t;, With coatea :, ,.,:'~ootell W Mli \...~ l\o1ular meellnl ol the Mella Sotjtly !Joard of lltlecton ~t)l lit bed Sept 9 at a p.•II'· I~ t~ Secl'jltary'a of· flee al the l'*lr uhdL Melts County NeWs .iW.J.J... MllfiNG Uc$0 ,.,,m. vl!{Unr Mr. Weber and Mr :(lft!t~~ Gaul. oftd Mn. ~UIIam /olll'lh· man and sons, C~luR)~ul, Mr 8rtd Mro Charles Mardnko, lletdivlllo apcnt Sunday evenln& with Mr and Mro Donald Tru11oll air. and Mro Jack Sordtn 1nd children of Pomeroy 1nd WPlllln Wolf open! Labor DIY wltll Mr and Mn Clint orr. Starlltla Oir 1!.!.d'l~~.!.•. ,r, and dau1hlor of Columbuo, calljd on them SaturdaY· Mr and Mn William O'Nollllld family of Ellubeth, Po 1 opent a few doya with the lo11!1tr'o atip mother, Mn Erma O'Noll., Mr and Mn Woodi'O\II I"'rtn•Y ol Wuroaw •pent Sunday and La· hor Day wUh their diUChte, 11\d aon·ln law, Mr and Mn. lunlor fllii~aJ ..!•l!l~~il.l White Mr and Mro Joe Moron 1~d aon, Jim or Woaton, vi. V.o, apebt 1 lew days wl1b Mr 1nd Mrt. Clfl Offutt and ~to'n, Geor1o. ' Mr J D. PftUIIpt of ~l\llln; epent 1 few ~~ wllft 0~ While and timlty. ' ,J. >111 Oro Wood, Ml'l H..l lad Harold Hawk 1nd Genldli6 Wood, Chester, apenl ThunaJ •Hhllt1 with Mr and Mn CHI!~ Spen· eer Vr and Mra Jvnot Bllua, Toronto, Clllido, opent a filii d.,_ wtth Mn Ei'm a o'Noll. ·~~~;lJl~v,fJt'"'iiJ~-~~·~"~'" Mr and Mn Loilell Billh 1nd 81 Mr. Johtlloh otto~ded theloh1110n r<dnlon 8undir 1t Union Clmp G1'11W1do In W11\ Vlrtln". -M. ;rlllk ltAok 111. ind ltJro. Roy Gainer IPftll BundoJ nltht with Mr. oM Mia. Ult lrlttthille~ ~~l'i o' er lr4m oiYy G1tner · loll ao ~ il·d· lfro, Dllllo Bookman ol Buehtel wteh .llllf ChOP 1 otll~ 1hd and da~1htor, Mrt Dorothy 'rut· td\\iblitl I~ I ~~!!¥ h1r :eOft· er, of Dl1mond, Ohio, Ylalttd Mn· 14 -.-: t Itt • tllie oll+ei e t lqtti nl• orr ond Arthur Orr over a d:'t~ ~I!H. lieU IJid. . ',1 OI I ,',, t!~· I - -~DalleY, Syra. " Ooily · and Mil Den· event~r. relurned to Base In ~In· a M h r.lr and M• I,Cb<ollef Jock Cart'llrlght atten~ed • bill came al Clndnnatl Sultday !t!lll Eva Marte Sproute of East Liverpool was a weekend ylollor ol Mr. snd Mrs Geor8c Trew. Mr. and 14ta lllchard Johrt.O• Of Toledo were week of Mr on~ r.frs Homer on 990 sp-t On YQui' ' Mn Effie Watoon bad" &•eata over the week en'd1Nf ~rother•in 1 law, th~ Rev. alta Mr~ C N. Wit· son of Elyria 1nd Mr and lfr1. 'J'oni I!Orth~lenly and ehlldnn of DBYton 'Mr. Jtaclio D•~' f ~ l _. t ' ..,. \ I• i BOOK YOUR FALL S.EDS .tn•- FERTILI%EIU40W! ' Sugar Run Flour Mill I' 8~ilers -Cost ~-Le$s . ,, MulberrJ Ave. -, If ' ~IIi:. ~,II: Ulllf ' JOitPb . .. -Corn Pic hll home ifhr h1vln1 ., In Florida 111r il!d Ml'l. Verq,al Johnson aa4 ohl1dren, Mr 1•d Mn. Geo Tre11 1h• Jttell; c~rtwrlsht were In Mtddlepo!'l i.hindiY evenlnr. . ,, ( .at I•• ,-~0-ROY ;" •" ' CO-OP Phone 98 • 'I . ! the Daily · , IOI··~N ' ' ' 1:"r 1•4ftl\ltft ~~~of Pl!oDe 150 WHEN .YOU. I!IED ~ q. ' ~. ~ i! I t•· birr• mm Cou~tS ACfleull~r~ • .'' • -, A4 Slltuf:r., MltTJNo aDd c~lldnn oi ~)(r '· 1~:00 '"'' {Jall•nt • ,, 10·16 1:fpl. Movle•lme News 1 9 00 Garrv Moore 10 30 olrlke rt ~"n II 00 News Mr ond Mn. Perklna ol Mountain, W. Va., opent the week n ,I 1\ en~ with loft. and lofn, Junior 1y £ilr110 Atl•n Wnlte Mt. 1M Mra Claftnce Will l~d Mr. and lin Lowell Buoh al· oano ot Phoenix, Ariz, ll'ert ~ tended the funeral of hlo un•le cent 6vetnfBI\t ~eslt 61ill. lrtd Saturday near Hend~roon, W. Va. Mra Dbzel Cleland. Mr and Mro Edword Neuman Mr nnd Mro Vern Weber ~~ and daughter or Gallon spent the , Chicago 111 , vtslled Mn Lauri holiday weel end wllh Arthur Brown and other i'eli:ti\<OL and family Bobby Wllron, Columb~a, 'lil>;n! Mr and Mro Donald Truuell t"o weeta with !~ llfln~pMnfa, opent -and saturday a\ Can Mr and Mrs L. L. Weber ton the t,tter'o brother Mr and Mro. Kenneth Harpll alld I lo» · and Mra. Eu T• 1edo were weekend guetto ol 1 Mr and M" l,awronte Smltb Mr. and ' Mro. Bernard Elit!l otaln and son or Clevelsnd were recent aueats ol Mr. and Mrs ' Floyd Ridenour ronrod OOd Mrs j Saturdo.j - 825 rt~~ On ' 8·30 Ctrl!Je s llinelt\ 9 30 Ollmby 1(3Q IrCould B• You Items are passed along on 4 tray lllroligh the rows of seats Football fans are ask~d lo bting nece~sary change and to dtop their coins In a bbx provided. No chahg'e1ls •iveh. Fjfts •i'e asl!ed to pay 4\least lh~ lhlnliiliifu pf'lt~ fof ~~h item, and If poAstble \() colllii· bu\e a Uttle extra for the Add~ s~i'VIc~ of h4'¥lng the roncessions brought to them in thetr seals. • ' - av Mn A H ialloy Thooo that ',.,;e her~ to attend the funeral of Mn Don RoBe wore Mra 1uoy Williams and Ilene, Mrs Ella Pulllnt, Colum buo Mr and Mn Denver Rase, Marton Mr nnd Mro Cheater Role or Canton Mr and .dn Paul Dye and Blrlan and linda Wad w rth· 0 Dorothy wmtaid, Jl~ and Butch and Marile and two chll· dren, Jacksonville, 111 , Mr. 1111d ~ro Arhtbu< Roc'"· Belpro, Mr a"d 1 omao erco1 ond dsugh· '"" tcr, Akron, Mro Fannie Bookman and Roy Dorothy and Etale of Buohtol, Elmer Bookman and grandson. Easl Liverpool, Mr and Mn Kenneth MeCullough, Pome· roy ond Mr. F.unl« 11111 ol Sy muoe )fr and Mri MU!ord Cole ol Columbua Mr and Mrs ~Ill~ Ott and oono. Roedsvl!le, openl ihe week rnd wllh Mr and M11 Clint Friday 5 55 Slgn On ' t 1 -- ., ' T ,Bln"1·· THE BEST at'the BEST P~lCES., .. .. · . ,SEE 'I'D~ AT OUR MAUllNDl' CENT. }: ' ' ' . 0 Before l'oa Bay% ~~-...;.... -SVRE WE'U ·Ta,JJE ·· ~...;.-.~~~:;1 �.Deacon Trays Arlvimced As Pos Sible SolUtion To Hdrrl Fact Of Many Sports Fans Going "utJfry At Gomes Here w1se l,~ld haJe 4one with. 1 , 2 'Th~ ~ants of theM itemj arb ~~g in restraint of•trade )ly negiecttqg to doli~\i. , even triple,or quadruple their sale~ tl)rough a more efficient distribution system. II aimost smacks of bureauocracy< 8. The bands, or whatever benefitting charlty happens tq prolft from lhese sales, proilti much less because of the custom o( sales, re· strictibn in a aelnaMilig and ~xpUIIdlHg iilar· ket. As noted aho,ve somewhere. sutely, I:Jellcon Trays collld ilolve this serio•ts lllle611na It's simjlfe It's so easy It will be tried out thiS Friday mght during the Pt. Pleasant· Huntington Ea\91 football gam~. Its success depends on one well known fact, that even dishonest people hesitate before showing thetr Inside color to friends and neighbors sitting all around them. Deacon Trays might , be the , solution to a : JAOI)umental ptoblehl every autumn In Porn· eroy an'd Middleport. This Js to devtse a more efficient method to get h~tdogs, soda pop, coffee and popcorn to hundreds of hungry footliall fans on about 11 succesSIVe Friday nights between 8 and 10 15 p m Generally speaking, either the band boost· ers or other similarly school dedtcated organ· 12lltions take over the job or merchandising these traditiOnally American refreshments to sports fans who will haggle and fume over a nickle having •o go into a parking meter but 1 think nothmg at all of treatmg themselves to 20 times that much in 'dogs and the tnmmmgs at a football game The trouble is that bleacher contractors never believed in allowmg room for the vend· or to traverse the aisles of customers. Net re· suit ts that the customer goes without until halftime, or risks sendh\g his coins down a long line of netghbors, then waiting for the return trip of steamint fOO!l which usually ls not so steaming upon arrival And If this lmposltloh upO~ neighbors In the same row of !eat~ Is ti~ltlced l!jlclh the alter of courtesy and coJI&Ider~tioil for t~e feelings of others, and !be walt until halftime Is Imposed on oneself, even then p~tience may not be rewarded. For1t always appears that at least 500 oth· er people had the same idea Frequently th~ only way halftime hunger can be satisfied is to enter the melee With a flying wedge and havjng arrived at the food bar bang on or mi. fer tramp!iqg in the dust. There Is a telldency too if you reach the objective, to ordet twlti! as much as you really want, wolf it down, and race bock to your seat for the kick off which probably took place as you formed your at· tae~ upon the concession. These bare facts of the hot dog story In our American autumn clearly point to three aal· lent facts I A,lot of people go without who other. BASHAiill Mro 600 Tod~y 900 Rom~er ROOII 10'00 The l'rlce '• !dghl 10 30 T!~th Ill' Consequened• ll 00 T c T~c Dough 12 00 Tex and JIIIX 12 30 Current diO My u·~· Mai'gte 1 30 Brill" •n~ ,Groom I 00 Mat1nre Theater 300 Queen Fol A UOJ . 3 45 Moilern RomatleeF HO Comeny Time , 430 5 30 5 45 600 6 30 II 00' ri'\J~ Story ' '·' ,,l>'~'·•~· II 30 Detective's Dllt'J 112 oo lntr.gue 1!'30 Miriie 1 00 uo 5011 G!0 345, 8 00 Popeye Pre1ent1 l'l~ture Wdd ijiJI Rlekok WeltMrcut 6 35 Sl)OriS Eye ~ 6 45 NBC News 700 Dr RPdson's Journal 1 ~0 943 f.ed ,Uarber'!l CCITI\er 1 800 8 30 9:0!1 Lite•I nt\c1 8 OQ 1'~ , Juseoh Cotton ShoJI 83Q ~~~ ~Jnlent • ~00 Cml(ade ol S!IOI'II 30 7•00 9 A!:~~·t:~·-s~~~\~;~ 30 N'eWI 10:00 18 10 Njlewoteh 112·30 ~ Sfin or! ' FRIDAY 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston Blaekle 8 00 Capl.Un Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News 8 55 Loc>l News Baptist Chureh Women Return From Convention 8 SO Htehuy 1atrol 9.00 Undercurrent aso Pan'lomtme Quiz 10 00 News IO.OS ~aitntng to 10 The ! •te .... Ctosti..i r...- Katie's Kllehea Love Life TomOil'GII LUDON EVERY COU.NT lor halchln1 •11 proohlclltl s.. r-••ielt .....,., ......,.... If our concessibn bOlith people lri ~omel'by and Mi~dleport have discussed this project 1'1tttbY~Iflaa 1 and rejected It, might tfiey reco~slder~ Ai'l'd i!itl r~ttiAL lilful!IG If th~ haven't yet studied its posslb!Htiea. A'l~· hreetlnlllto he held well,' let'aget on the b~lll at mHom• ol Mr an11 Mn Rich· 4 , ar4 Well~ 8~North Tbird Ave1 • ea,;Es'....E.. Bill I orr ~~~ll ~ w.~ t:Bil. ilf. W:e illY. 'lolih!Qa at li P~l!iailter of CUb Poc:ll and'iU De~ llojbers, lntoni l'!~n9~d In '!'Ytihle wltiJ CUb lleoutl or bl bk411URI a 'Den lt!otbel I• ur1ed to •tt•nd lhls mteUnJ, ' m, ' ........._. · • OM,DIN CLUt' MIU'TINO 1'116 omqiOy Garde~ ,Ciub will ~~ ,:~~ ~ \o\.:~1 J#.tb: 60 \Jlr't ~· "' · '1t;, With coatea :, ,.,:'~ootell W Mli \...~ l\o1ular meellnl ol the Mella Sotjtly !Joard of lltlecton ~t)l lit bed Sept 9 at a p.•II'· I~ t~ Secl'jltary'a of· flee al the l'*lr uhdL Melts County NeWs .iW.J.J... MllfiNG Uc$0 ,.,,m. vl!{Unr Mr. Weber and Mr :(lft!t~~ Gaul. oftd Mn. ~UIIam /olll'lh· man and sons, C~luR)~ul, Mr 8rtd Mro Charles Mardnko, lletdivlllo apcnt Sunday evenln& with Mr and Mro Donald Tru11oll air. and Mro Jack Sordtn 1nd children of Pomeroy 1nd WPlllln Wolf open! Labor DIY wltll Mr and Mn Clint orr. Starlltla Oir 1!.!.d'l~~.!.•. ,r, and dau1hlor of Columbuo, calljd on them SaturdaY· Mr and Mn William O'Nollllld family of Ellubeth, Po 1 opent a few doya with the lo11!1tr'o atip mother, Mn Erma O'Noll., Mr and Mn Woodi'O\II I"'rtn•Y ol Wuroaw •pent Sunday and La· hor Day wUh their diUChte, 11\d aon·ln law, Mr and Mn. lunlor fllii~aJ ..!•l!l~~il.l White Mr and Mro Joe Moron 1~d aon, Jim or Woaton, vi. V.o, apebt 1 lew days wl1b Mr 1nd Mrt. Clfl Offutt and ~to'n, Geor1o. ' Mr J D. PftUIIpt of ~l\llln; epent 1 few ~~ wllft 0~ While and timlty. ' ,J. >111 Oro Wood, Ml'l H..l lad Harold Hawk 1nd Genldli6 Wood, Chester, apenl ThunaJ •Hhllt1 with Mr and Mn CHI!~ Spen· eer Vr and Mra Jvnot Bllua, Toronto, Clllido, opent a filii d.,_ wtth Mn Ei'm a o'Noll. ·~~~;lJl~v,fJt'"'iiJ~-~~·~"~'" Mr and Mn Loilell Billh 1nd 81 Mr. Johtlloh otto~ded theloh1110n r<dnlon 8undir 1t Union Clmp G1'11W1do In W11\ Vlrtln". -M. ;rlllk ltAok 111. ind ltJro. Roy Gainer IPftll BundoJ nltht with Mr. oM Mia. Ult lrlttthille~ ~~l'i o' er lr4m oiYy G1tner · loll ao ~ il·d· lfro, Dllllo Bookman ol Buehtel wteh .llllf ChOP 1 otll~ 1hd and da~1htor, Mrt Dorothy 'rut· td\\iblitl I~ I ~~!!¥ h1r :eOft· er, of Dl1mond, Ohio, Ylalttd Mn· 14 -.-: t Itt • tllie oll+ei e t lqtti nl• orr ond Arthur Orr over a d:'t~ ~I!H. lieU IJid. . ',1 OI I ,',, t!~· I - -~DalleY, Syra. " Ooily · and Mil Den· event~r. relurned to Base In ~In· a M h r.lr and M• I,Cb<ollef Jock Cart'llrlght atten~ed • bill came al Clndnnatl Sultday !t!lll Eva Marte Sproute of East Liverpool was a weekend ylollor ol Mr. snd Mrs Geor8c Trew. Mr. and 14ta lllchard Johrt.O• Of Toledo were week of Mr on~ r.frs Homer on 990 sp-t On YQui' ' Mn Effie Watoon bad" &•eata over the week en'd1Nf ~rother•in 1 law, th~ Rev. alta Mr~ C N. Wit· son of Elyria 1nd Mr and lfr1. 'J'oni I!Orth~lenly and ehlldnn of DBYton 'Mr. Jtaclio D•~' f ~ l _. t ' ..,. \ I• i BOOK YOUR FALL S.EDS .tn•- FERTILI%EIU40W! ' Sugar Run Flour Mill I' 8~ilers -Cost ~-Le$s . ,, MulberrJ Ave. -, If ' ~IIi:. ~,II: Ulllf ' JOitPb . .. -Corn Pic hll home ifhr h1vln1 ., In Florida 111r il!d Ml'l. Verq,al Johnson aa4 ohl1dren, Mr 1•d Mn. Geo Tre11 1h• Jttell; c~rtwrlsht were In Mtddlepo!'l i.hindiY evenlnr. . ,, ( .at I•• ,-~0-ROY ;" •" ' CO-OP Phone 98 • 'I . ! the Daily · , IOI··~N ' ' ' 1:"r 1•4ftl\ltft ~~~of Pl!oDe 150 WHEN .YOU. I!IED ~ q. ' ~. ~ i! I t•· birr• mm Cou~tS ACfleull~r~ • .'' • -, A4 Slltuf:r., MltTJNo aDd c~lldnn oi ~)(r '· 1~:00 '"'' {Jall•nt • ,, 10·16 1:fpl. Movle•lme News 1 9 00 Garrv Moore 10 30 olrlke rt ~"n II 00 News Mr ond Mn. Perklna ol Mountain, W. Va., opent the week n ,I 1\ en~ with loft. and lofn, Junior 1y £ilr110 Atl•n Wnlte Mt. 1M Mra Claftnce Will l~d Mr. and lin Lowell Buoh al· oano ot Phoenix, Ariz, ll'ert ~ tended the funeral of hlo un•le cent 6vetnfBI\t ~eslt 61ill. lrtd Saturday near Hend~roon, W. Va. Mra Dbzel Cleland. Mr and Mro Edword Neuman Mr nnd Mro Vern Weber ~~ and daughter or Gallon spent the , Chicago 111 , vtslled Mn Lauri holiday weel end wllh Arthur Brown and other i'eli:ti\<OL and family Bobby Wllron, Columb~a, 'lil>;n! Mr and Mro Donald Truuell t"o weeta with !~ llfln~pMnfa, opent -and saturday a\ Can Mr and Mrs L. L. Weber ton the t,tter'o brother Mr and Mro. Kenneth Harpll alld I lo» · and Mra. Eu T• 1edo were weekend guetto ol 1 Mr and M" l,awronte Smltb Mr. and ' Mro. Bernard Elit!l otaln and son or Clevelsnd were recent aueats ol Mr. and Mrs ' Floyd Ridenour ronrod OOd Mrs j Saturdo.j - 825 rt~~ On ' 8·30 Ctrl!Je s llinelt\ 9 30 Ollmby 1(3Q IrCould B• You Items are passed along on 4 tray lllroligh the rows of seats Football fans are ask~d lo bting nece~sary change and to dtop their coins In a bbx provided. No chahg'e1ls •iveh. Fjfts •i'e asl!ed to pay 4\least lh~ lhlnliiliifu pf'lt~ fof ~~h item, and If poAstble \() colllii· bu\e a Uttle extra for the Add~ s~i'VIc~ of h4'¥lng the roncessions brought to them in thetr seals. • ' - av Mn A H ialloy Thooo that ',.,;e her~ to attend the funeral of Mn Don RoBe wore Mra 1uoy Williams and Ilene, Mrs Ella Pulllnt, Colum buo Mr and Mn Denver Rase, Marton Mr nnd Mro Cheater Role or Canton Mr and .dn Paul Dye and Blrlan and linda Wad w rth· 0 Dorothy wmtaid, Jl~ and Butch and Marile and two chll· dren, Jacksonville, 111 , Mr. 1111d ~ro Arhtbu< Roc'"· Belpro, Mr a"d 1 omao erco1 ond dsugh· '"" tcr, Akron, Mro Fannie Bookman and Roy Dorothy and Etale of Buohtol, Elmer Bookman and grandson. Easl Liverpool, Mr and Mn Kenneth MeCullough, Pome· roy ond Mr. F.unl« 11111 ol Sy muoe )fr and Mri MU!ord Cole ol Columbua Mr and Mrs ~Ill~ Ott and oono. Roedsvl!le, openl ihe week rnd wllh Mr and M11 Clint Friday 5 55 Slgn On ' t 1 -- ., ' T ,Bln"1·· THE BEST at'the BEST P~lCES., .. .. · . ,SEE 'I'D~ AT OUR MAUllNDl' CENT. }: ' ' ' . 0 Before l'oa Bay% ~~-...;.... -SVRE WE'U ·Ta,JJE ·· ~...;.-.~~~:;1 �W~orst,.Sirs .- - :-. --~-. JacketS' Drill , -. •n4 the hottl. . HOHOIIO OH lllmiOA~ Mr. and l(n. 0. ·0. Pattetoon -=vou,.............., DRAws tos.:, so WHA1? ,..,,.,eri,,., snoRTS' 1 Ba<hner attended Mr. andtheloin. StateDale Faor one day :===-===~=~~·~l --~ the past week and then went on W.., ""'TED to Springfield lor a viJit "" . w0 i t ress Mr. and Mn. Harvf'y Erlewine attended the funeral or Frederick GerliCh at MI. Alto Sunday. Mr and Mn. :r c. Porter of The Plains were Sunday guest• of Mr. and llro. Wiltlam ),argenl lin. Ainslte Smith and daughter Cathy Of Columbus and Mrs Roberta Wlloon and daughter 1 = f "! and IODt tp,ent tltt ~til~ IJr. and Jltl, MOfll]l· 1)ijJfJ "' Delaware and Jllr. an~ Mn. 1'11111 donnelfy al M.,r~:.L... ·I ~ Mr. and Hra, U!JC'' )19 ilt ape11t the weeke~d 'a! Nelaon lit> and Boitlmore, O, ' · )Jr. and Mn. CIIJrleo Colum~ut •P!'nt Sifuday , grandfather Mr: and Mra. Amos Mr~ Ethel 8ioowden past week w.ilh ¥/ ~ lrtt~·~~ Mrs. Harr1 Snowden, .,, Mn. Iva Howetl ol Mr. and Mfi, Hofttd Columbui 1pent the end with Mr and Erle,.ine. entertataed wttb a dm· ncr honl'ri•l· their Ia,(, Mlf. IIOif J'atttnon, evenld•. Atteltdlftl were Mr. Mrf., D, 0. Patt,roon, CadlliUJ, Mt ·ana Mrt Jiarold Dewhurst and 4authter, Andrta, llr. 10d Mrs. Paul Pdtter,so~ afid daughtor. din, Emory Mlller, Columbllll and Rounn., Jlrs. Ed Mlllo of Syra CU1e ian4 •tbe bOJII, Rate DII'IJ 1pent Monday )lith Mr. alld M~. l:rllest Moidtn. Mr. and Mn wmtam H6bstet ter and Mr. and Mrs. Erlewlne attended 1 plcnie gi.en by the w. H, Smltio lldwe Co .. ot Parkmburg IIIII >!'eek. ::~ :· By MILTON ·RICHMAN United Press Sports Writer · The St. Louis Cardinals climbed withm 61.1! games of C waukee today but the Braves seemed perfectly content to Utem have tbeir day in the sun now that Joe Adcock n.t"Cfl lohnny Logan al't! back in adion again, apparrntly ready , f.a.JJI the final pennant drive. . Bru&lrin' off Thursday night's 10·1 defeat at the hands tlle !UII·hopeful Cardinals, the Braves preferred to dwelt stead on the !act that Adcock and Logan woil be avai lable for ·Haftford, pennant winners or tile Ofil& duty during a comforting 12-game home stand which begins baseball league this past sumlller, Will agawt the last place Cubs tonight. dleport in finals of the O'Shmgnessy Jllliltoff! ~bitcH; Those two eucoura~lng signs· , Roller, •used at tackle, also p.m. on a neutral field in Racin~. , took a lbt of the sting out of the Burdettr was thr loser ·filled in at centet. B~one four-hitter Sam ''TMthpick" Jones Brook1vn defratetl the Phillies, The winner will receive a !la1fds0111~ lriiJIIif fof 11,8tlph!M • crosh back, ~ developing tbrew at the Braves Thursday 3 J, the Ptr:..tes ltck ed the Giant.!!, its cluliroom which undoubtedly Will tJj! the 11'6'ffl6 Eddie Blake, si<fe1llted with niJhl Koble Landrith and Alvin 4 2, and C~ncmnato bent th< Cubs, ning manager, ciubropm trophy cases,aiid even clubr~b~!\;:-1. an ankle sprain Thursday, will Datk eacb ritove in three runs for 4·1 . make a btd foi · varsity playing &lle Cards while Del Ennbl clouted The Yanht•s mrrt•ased thetr being short in supply in the OVA. time at a guard' opal Jim Han>i.<, lril 19th homer With one on. Lew Amencan L(',ll;:U!! lead to 5~ Manager Chet Oliver off ·:~~~~::~or~ aoother hefty freshman, Is exgames With u 52 vJctory over the by the absence of seven! 01 pected .to push the rt!l'liar backs Red Sox wtnlfl the Serlators shut ftir their jobs. out the Onolcs, 3-0, 1n the only aged players, will rely on his oolldM~:~~~f ..!..trod< ahta4 le thtough to a victory. These are D R~lls@, ~il~lie't 1 '!'he ten lettetlnen, m6st of otht•r gumr scheduled ~~: Luther 'tucker, infielders Buck Tertifajlt, them likely lo go bOth wa~i ·On offense and del~nte, ale Ketchti, sell Roush and son Bob Olivet (ltltll Neil, Vanct>, !IIIler, Ell!ln, ~ Sholl r.att ftwlor .. • J .• bumps). • bott, .stover, Bailey, Jlliitlrt~ r.a.ooiiP-tiiw•,.,.;c Young Oliver is taking a fiinR at Bobcat football alld Cllar· a\ld Rowley: ' •· =-~:::~b:t,:;,.., Il ley Stollart, leading candidate for varsity quarterliaclt'at Oli ~=~:t::~= and playing pilot or the Middleport team, witt' be almilariy "":t'..~~ b.u handicapped. il\tt+'MoL=!:"',..~ Other H&rtlord vets are·Bub Stivers, Joe Bradley, Red !!,•~ •·· .....· wAS!UNGTON UP - Ex-wei· ker, outfielders. ---b &oo ••• lbnt h . J h s llloflol- .ru ,..IW ruUterwetght c ampoon ° nny allSt!Jbart will want to prevail upon Micky' Miller. to 1 •••.,~"!~~~-• wb~ ton, ' fa· against Hesson, Miller ownirlg the on1<> victoPI. h•er vorcdstartm~ at 11·5 atoconoeback, ho;t ilfi·Upper· • 'J v• ...,., ~ riahO cutler Joe Hicch tonioht for the pitching worlhy this year, a 3·1 affair in June,. , . at fl. thord time :ot the new Capitol If Stobart can get his full club out Sunday he could ~:Jfi=*e•..:;'::' j Arena. the senior Oliver some very bad moments. And maybe 8 . , VIS~~··~n~o~~:~~c':.t ~:\1io~=~~~.le· l!eartbreakm~ llltem~on. ' . ''·. Coach John Thompson at Middle ' rt tells some 'oihls ,._,:r.1ft! J:!!• It's sa <ton's first start since N HkeCssol n wtll have to be at his' be'st to stoo Bob!fY field candidates "football Is a game and you've got. to 1 1 frltw au:' 1 ' I' , 1 ,. 1w .. , .. ~ suited on a se<ond-round kuockoui Stobart the full route. o Jim .Vennul wl lnrO'fUII tnem. Dave HiiiOJ. as! year's 'XII. SCOTr ATWATER by champoon Cormcn Basilio at Hindy has acquired for himself the reputation of being the ~EO quarte,rback, filled•the tailback role whtch Is tile Jthy man Otl'rii«JARil MOTORS Cleveland. hottest young hitter In the OVA this snminer Mote tliiil ill the Vennarl style! Aefenortes WINNIPEG UP - Frank Gil· catchet ha6 moaned· , A SCfimmage ag'ainst tastern 'f'u~sday eveninll U!at ended llam, six·foot, 183·pound fo~mer "That guy hits anythin~ you serve up td him." IP an u,.officiai6.S Ue,sijtved to send t!ie Jal!kets baek to hijtd. Metropoliton University of Iowo end, has signed Nelson, 1\!iddleoort HIRh School ,iunlor, ~iso has bit .000 . er Wolk. 'Fhey lu!Ye b~e11 handicapped this week by ntness Mcufne SOles ;/'~.~:da~tn~:.~~~~~~~~~o~~~ s~tentlv all pitchln~ ~e has seen. His averm has slumped Of tlrst string hlllfback Dave Hartinger and by Junior Ro'l*l~)l'sll and Service clal Footboll Union. Gilliam wao below Hindv's but Nelson lias been going after and getting la~e ankle. ' w the •l<~h drnft choice of the Green the l~ng ball. ROwley" lias been operating as.T quar'terbac~. Against F.alili-11' 214 · Mfl:~ror'hono 16-M Bay Puckers of the National Foot· It II be a good ball game. Come out to see it at Radl11! ern Guy lltng filled irl fdr Hillrtii'iger. :;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;~:;;~:;.~b~pi~I~Le~u~gu~•;;·;;;;~;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;.I lllobody you have to hide when the hat comes by go ahead and hide ccn· Coacn , ., THoilpson , , rooy~ will care ' · ter,Erwin, Crom aggressive last year, holdover Is exlltlcted said "tfie · to give the bac~fleJ~ some b'lldly '" sh\)Wtng a lot of spirit We Ch 1 M D needed weight and blocking pew· 11\0Y have a tough tline winning ar ey c onald appare.ntlv jumoed from the fat into er. J'n Hauck, sophomore, took v;rr maay games. thll year but fire when he transferred h1s football coaching til1ients over Erwin'• pla<e at center and I m real pJeosed w1th the way tile Middleoort to Canal Winchester. continued there In drills thr~ugh· squad Is wottl~g and I~.arnfnt.'' Di~ this item from a Columbus news oer· out this week. , Offensive!~, Yojl Wayl,,~d ,lB "Canal Winchester has only thre~ett~rmen after ' ThTbe defensive plan as set up by l::P:['!:~~rte~d::ucry~g uRow· olnvers were ruled 1 11 ·~1 b . qmpson y.. terday bad John • · , en ar nger d'ffi ne g1 e ecause ofli school collsillidatton Ketchka, Kip N.. l. CorneU vance retmo in ,a IO~ple ol weeks fro111 , I" cu1tv. and George Miller up lr nt in his vorus IMectoon he lB e~pected Coach Charles McDonald has no nas-'er and a small ltn the line. Line backers wlre Er· to to fu,ll tl~t at delelts!ve hall Theobacks. l!l'een. shnuld come alon~" e. win, Abbott, Jom Harris and :d alternate on , offense with rt:agedy must follow Chuck arountl like a sh'adow. Dave. Stover .. all lettermen exc~t ' ~~rrls Is •xpeeted 1 . . , , , , , ., j!Arrli whq " 4 4usit,y, ~n4 ambo· w'lh ~ . 1 11 1 Q Boh Wil ' . '. tlous freshman, ' t r.;rwtn a o , ens ve • Ron, Pomerov's ~reat back of twn VP»•R a~o Js a Defensive halfbacks were Ed 1 ~Y, will Qol play on ""'"'""'. -" r~nrltdat~ for • hallhark post on the Mar~h~ll CnllPfe V~RIIV Crooks (merve quirte,back) and etooks Is .slated tor a 11 this v;nr ~· hnrl.hPen ARsisUn• Coaoh Al••' Cilo with 'the Ulng while Steve Baliey was at ~~defensive h~lf and 1'ani~Prs OnPn>na drill.s unfit h• left for Marsh•ll !llcty. . s..:_om::e:i:ol~fO~nst:;i~:;:"::::-~~~~~~~~~7=r#~~:=!~~~~ ~nb f.~ 3 <nnhomnr~ anrl if fn)pn! and Jnvp of lh The front line defense packs _;; off he should be in there plenty bef di 1 t' P ~arne beer and expertence They wm . ore P oma tme. drilled aharply on sector respon' SEVERAL MODELS IN STOCK K~ I Cl At one potnl on a contact dtlll, ~on t.he point after tduchdown ' G~t Our Prlee• Before ,,_I~ ' when seeand strihg 1tn~nien ' Mr. and lin. Clmnce Snowden aftd dllllllMf Uith and fllllllY of Jerry Oily ope\)! the weekend Wtih hlo mtther Mn. F. V. Snow· dtn. loli.io Forl!1Erlowlne of Middlepqrt 1pe~t MOnday evening wltlt Mr. and Mrt. llarvey Erlewlne. Mr. an~ Mil. ,Jim Thoma• and 11011 of MlddleP<Irt opent Sunday with Mr and !ln. Robert Snow· Pamela, Dexter, "ere Monday gu0111 of Mr. and Mrs .• Paul !'at· 1 Savton Trving ComebafkW' h Or Over Apply In Penoll CENTURY BAR MaiD St. llr ond Mrs. Mitchell Connelly 1 , NALPLIX =. :t:::•...,.,. =., _ _ I :.:; '".~. = =~~~-- ·-- ~wav, ~ ~~iu~~· ~~·h'~.~~s P~~~~~~:o~n ~~- T~mm"v ~~~is J~~~~~~~aR~b~~~d~eiio~d;a~ ~e~~:r~ !~ ~Z!t t~~~ ~~;-1'1' I" i New Plymouths AT BIG SAVINGS 1·r ...~~~.~Y·p~.~.~:~s.~~~g ~~f:~..~~ Fis~l1110cr Outloo'~ l'f)~o-:. u-.]J'lto.r""" •- 0,.. ' I I _'] _ •ap•-. l'ou Beall OPEN FRI. & SAT. EVE UNTIL 8 P.M. D ~:k~a ~::~g~ho~~•n m~~~~~d~· 10 S D 800 UIKe8; COJ,UM9lr~ trl' - Cnntinued "You there 1n the mlddle-tr · "" to good llshin• lo In store eat!iSh. Stream llshlnr thi'Ourh· you can't keep them out I'll lind for most ol Ohio this wnPkend, out the state Is 1enera1Iy rood somebody whd will." the Ohio Division or Wlldllre and Is expected to eonilnue for Otrens\vely the Jackets pro!). said today. the weekend. ably wtll line up about as t'lley C6tidit!ons by area: Some ot the bettor ~reams to did against l!:asttrn unless &Oll)e · Stnclusky ltr tnd laland Aroo " ot bhe ambitoons yotmger pllyers Fair catcbea of perth are being try durlnr the ~ext (ew days are oust the older heads from tHeir PboDe or Middleport taken at the Fo~ !lorn snd at the Wills Creek, SMde River llfll.!· ~osltlons. , '-;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:iiiiiiiiiiii:ii::::iii~~~i'i,;~~==;;::!l entrance of Sandusky Bay Fisher- klngum River, Symnel C;tek In Against El!tern it was Mliler men are reportln~ catches of Lawrenre Co~nty, Seioto 9ruah and ~alley at ends, Va'rice aM white ba111 al the Bay Bridge Creek and lllad River. Dick Roller at tarkle!, Ketchla The island area In Western Sm'll!moutll brn, channel cat· and Stover at cuards and Ha'utk Lake Erie reports catches of fish and carjy aro the moJn ap• at center. Operalln1 tHe T was pickerel, pqch, smallmouth b.,. cles be!n~ Iaten wllh t~e excep. Rowley wttll the halfbacks beiit8 and white bass Mosi of the pick· lion of bile Mad River where lair !rwln and Bln1 and ' Mlboti al • erel are being taken by trolling catches of trout m reported. fullback. ' over West Reef, lnni• Reef and I;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;,;:;;;;;:;;:;;;,;.;;;;;_,iiiiiiliimt;;;;;;:;l;;o;;!io;;~;;;,;;~iO!il;;;. 1 around Kelly's Island. IJ MEIGS MOTOR CO. em ms I Po•eroj tnaon. Unranked Mieeli - Y~ars, ·Must Be 21 I ' I ,ODOR FREE ' .. ilatiiiiOil't'ICIIIt Wall or Paper P1lnt · . llabr, u~ ~ I '! 1 Marietta PORTLAND lfom ~ere attended 1M !!91ii;~~;~t~l at Long Bottom r.(.,, Kelly Kellellber· )/. c:9_1u~nbus sperit Saturday her · parOIIIS, Mr. and Ours and went to w visit her Ours and fanl· ac~111panied. by liho has $5.79 oal~ ' Dunfee Fan1ily R,u.ni~n Is Heid $1.79 qt. At Rutland A reunion. of tile famUy ot lfr. and Mrs., Floyd Dunfee was held Sunday ! their h~me, Rutland.' '· A basket diDIIer w.u served nopn to Mi. and ,Mrs. Fred Dptllee and dau1~ter, Paull,ne, of Wafer· ford; l\lr. md Mrr. Harold Dtmf~ and ehlldren, Unda, Steve apd Kendall, of Gloueter; ftlr. and Mri. Dana Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyoell and Mr. ODd Ml!. Robert D,unlee tnd daolghlel's, VIcky' and Debbie. all of Columbus; llln. !feleti WiUiallli and chlldreri, lenni· lee and Ronnie, Dexter· llr. .t~ Nathan Biggs and children leah, Billy arid SharDn, and Mr: and llro. Dunfee. 1 OUTSIDE 't wtnn Reg. $6.00 gal. $4.95aal. ...... nich lib L_._~ ( cQlY"'fWI"'J • Bright Whihe $6:95 gol. ..... .....,.,..dilli'*"'... .,..., ..... ~Jttt oNE·COAT ........ ~talldiNioli ~~·LifloiiiMt .... w1peo cl<iola. ,.,... ...,._ . ' .,........loth. 0.. ..... LucyI " ' Thoekmorton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitz and <Ja~gh· ter iiefeh of Coltlmbus, Mr.1 and Mrs. Harry ~rice and daughle•. Pittsburgh were week ••J.•""~"· .oJ Mrs. Aitnle Prlte. lolr& Olyde Roush and Plttsbutgh visited rehil ~oulin Earl Wells .J i .. J.n•o......,_w.ts C.l6"1'ullmtD-M.oo Tlli ........!._l1.to Collins Jew~lry J!, Mlln St. I ,'I ... t. . ' H & R Firestone DEALIR S'tORE Ill Center ot1on T 1Ud411epol1 Wilt,. YMr C.O.fl"'-, II Jllltttitd . f!.OO qt ' .! --.)~. .;!..•/''2!! Comp(ete Liile of ~lilt Supjillls *BRUSHES *'tHINNIR$ *LADDERS *PAN and ROLLER ttlon. tami!Y ol v~lled hit brothel, .,., ;., ,r;·· llrs. Chad lleLDng and recently. Mr. and M'rs. Ira Blosser and illllldren of Sellnavllle ·visited owr the ~eekend with her moth· er, Mr~ 1 Clara SIFIOI> and his lister, Mrs. Chai. Hilton. -.. olld ,M'ro. Albart Paynter lftend'td funera'l 111 !rln. Dora ,! . .r. • ~ 1.. _ 15"_ POilltet-_ _ _ _ lUI DeLo~g .!_.. Pomeroy r LE 20 8tll~ ftthlng around llta"e II· land, DaiS l1land and Rattlesnake •lallnd II producing perch, white bas,, ,Mid sm~lbnouths .Outl~ok lor the weekend Is fair to .food. ' Lhtt StrNmo )'rletloally all of the lakts a'n·d streams throughout the \·~ Pll"'", Soft Willlt .lid also 't!liii! A:fU'ihatlc lit StMI ~ IOmatiC t.O'tfl' • dWifed 8olti!OP en, Filters els. Fishing for the most part ot the present time Is rood. ON , New Jo•••• Sea Hone OIJTBOABD MOTGBS ::., JUST 3 MOTORS LEFT l-11 ..,. OOLDI!f JAVELIN, Mlrlr 81al1tnl l-IS H.p. MANUAL S'rAitTINC 1-ltll.p. MANUAL STARTING America's most beautiful outboard motor finished in Jlo'll4ay Brolte and Spray Wbl)e. Tradltianaliy built fltr , Some of the batter lakes thit ' week have been Oxbow, Chip, pewa, Burr Oak, Buckeye ami Qrant. FISh bcln1 taken include llr1emouth bda, bluc1ill• and &ore W.-n't Be On Mo~nd Again In '57. Season CLEVELA.>ro UP - Herb Scoff btllUIIII youn1 Clevel~d Indianl loft lutllder, probably will not pitch ..Jain tbla sel!on ~aus. hll Injured right eye hu not healod 11 laot as expecte~. Store's !Ye waa •truck tw " 11.,., olllhu bat of Gil McDoqiald Yank ... durlq • Mty 1 ' tl'ependalllllty. Buy youri now and save. CUlL! dAN !ion .A·1··US-D CARS . TRUCKS · . ' '. 1,~, t 1 , • I Silf OU., .,q~hlll .: ' ' . ' ' I ~ I· ' ' • PtNI LtNI Of ~UfO.!'IATIC . WASMERS, tiiYIIS, ' ~ ' RIFittOIRAtoRS I k ' IANOIS ,,AI..~5N APPLIANCe ' ' ':til 1~ I'~ *· IWn ,1!-' I ' ~.-" . • l 1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .. .. .. .. .. ··.. ·.. .. ··...... · .. ·.. ·.. · $695 . ~~~- I.. ·.. .. .... ··........ ··.. · ....... 1952 DODGE CWI Cvu.-J.-"' ..... . .. ....... ... .... ...... ..... ....... . 1951 FORD SEDAN ' 1950 PAWRD SEf)AN ' 1~$i PLYMOUTH ' ooU~Nf1Mc)I)MI.s lRRIVING SooN ., ...... Q~ SDVI~B . ~ can;t be beat. ' ' .••••• •• •••••••••••••••••• J , • • ' •••• I >/ 1949 DODGJ. SEDAN ......... " .... .. ......... .. .... I .......· .. ZENiTH TV en4 RADIOS . • < 1 _,.._. v~IU ' . NEW. t~$8 MODELS I Bargain Buys' on 1950 KSOfO QUI (OOPI ·...........·........ ·.... :.. · .. ·.. $295 . Now·On Oi•play / ., • I' •' \ wAna .sERVJ(IE Phcitol ne.x or 397 PJ9tfit Motors,.lno;. t \ Now is the time tO)b~Alr('IJ~e·it~ sorr :!-r':a?:awe. state are clear and at normal lev- •( : foiaerltJ 't'J} 19~2 1 $26~. CWB COOPE ............ .. ........ ·...... ·.. ~ $595 DODG* SEDAN · .. .. ...... · .. ·.. ·.... ·............ ·.... I R. H~ t.! ~65 . ' RAWLINGS SONS CO/ .~ ··•:r:r.tit\~ YOUR DODGJi).PJ.YHUII'H ' ' Cenir MJIIII\t tad 811. \ M!AL!K . �W~orst,.Sirs .- - :-. --~-. JacketS' Drill , -. •n4 the hottl. . HOHOIIO OH lllmiOA~ Mr. and l(n. 0. ·0. Pattetoon -=vou,.............., DRAws tos.:, so WHA1? ,..,,.,eri,,., snoRTS' 1 Ba<hner attended Mr. andtheloin. StateDale Faor one day :===-===~=~~·~l --~ the past week and then went on W.., ""'TED to Springfield lor a viJit "" . w0 i t ress Mr. and Mn. Harvf'y Erlewine attended the funeral or Frederick GerliCh at MI. Alto Sunday. Mr and Mn. :r c. Porter of The Plains were Sunday guest• of Mr. and llro. Wiltlam ),argenl lin. Ainslte Smith and daughter Cathy Of Columbus and Mrs Roberta Wlloon and daughter 1 = f "! and IODt tp,ent tltt ~til~ IJr. and Jltl, MOfll]l· 1)ijJfJ "' Delaware and Jllr. an~ Mn. 1'11111 donnelfy al M.,r~:.L... ·I ~ Mr. and Hra, U!JC'' )19 ilt ape11t the weeke~d 'a! Nelaon lit> and Boitlmore, O, ' · )Jr. and Mn. CIIJrleo Colum~ut •P!'nt Sifuday , grandfather Mr: and Mra. Amos Mr~ Ethel 8ioowden past week w.ilh ¥/ ~ lrtt~·~~ Mrs. Harr1 Snowden, .,, Mn. Iva Howetl ol Mr. and Mfi, Hofttd Columbui 1pent the end with Mr and Erle,.ine. entertataed wttb a dm· ncr honl'ri•l· their Ia,(, Mlf. IIOif J'atttnon, evenld•. Atteltdlftl were Mr. Mrf., D, 0. Patt,roon, CadlliUJ, Mt ·ana Mrt Jiarold Dewhurst and 4authter, Andrta, llr. 10d Mrs. Paul Pdtter,so~ afid daughtor. din, Emory Mlller, Columbllll and Rounn., Jlrs. Ed Mlllo of Syra CU1e ian4 •tbe bOJII, Rate DII'IJ 1pent Monday )lith Mr. alld M~. l:rllest Moidtn. Mr. and Mn wmtam H6bstet ter and Mr. and Mrs. Erlewlne attended 1 plcnie gi.en by the w. H, Smltio lldwe Co .. ot Parkmburg IIIII >!'eek. ::~ :· By MILTON ·RICHMAN United Press Sports Writer · The St. Louis Cardinals climbed withm 61.1! games of C waukee today but the Braves seemed perfectly content to Utem have tbeir day in the sun now that Joe Adcock n.t"Cfl lohnny Logan al't! back in adion again, apparrntly ready , f.a.JJI the final pennant drive. . Bru&lrin' off Thursday night's 10·1 defeat at the hands tlle !UII·hopeful Cardinals, the Braves preferred to dwelt stead on the !act that Adcock and Logan woil be avai lable for ·Haftford, pennant winners or tile Ofil& duty during a comforting 12-game home stand which begins baseball league this past sumlller, Will agawt the last place Cubs tonight. dleport in finals of the O'Shmgnessy Jllliltoff! ~bitcH; Those two eucoura~lng signs· , Roller, •used at tackle, also p.m. on a neutral field in Racin~. , took a lbt of the sting out of the Burdettr was thr loser ·filled in at centet. B~one four-hitter Sam ''TMthpick" Jones Brook1vn defratetl the Phillies, The winner will receive a !la1fds0111~ lriiJIIif fof 11,8tlph!M • crosh back, ~ developing tbrew at the Braves Thursday 3 J, the Ptr:..tes ltck ed the Giant.!!, its cluliroom which undoubtedly Will tJj! the 11'6'ffl6 Eddie Blake, si<fe1llted with niJhl Koble Landrith and Alvin 4 2, and C~ncmnato bent th< Cubs, ning manager, ciubropm trophy cases,aiid even clubr~b~!\;:-1. an ankle sprain Thursday, will Datk eacb ritove in three runs for 4·1 . make a btd foi · varsity playing &lle Cards while Del Ennbl clouted The Yanht•s mrrt•ased thetr being short in supply in the OVA. time at a guard' opal Jim Han>i.<, lril 19th homer With one on. Lew Amencan L(',ll;:U!! lead to 5~ Manager Chet Oliver off ·:~~~~::~or~ aoother hefty freshman, Is exgames With u 52 vJctory over the by the absence of seven! 01 pected .to push the rt!l'liar backs Red Sox wtnlfl the Serlators shut ftir their jobs. out the Onolcs, 3-0, 1n the only aged players, will rely on his oolldM~:~~~f ..!..trod< ahta4 le thtough to a victory. These are D R~lls@, ~il~lie't 1 '!'he ten lettetlnen, m6st of otht•r gumr scheduled ~~: Luther 'tucker, infielders Buck Tertifajlt, them likely lo go bOth wa~i ·On offense and del~nte, ale Ketchti, sell Roush and son Bob Olivet (ltltll Neil, Vanct>, !IIIler, Ell!ln, ~ Sholl r.att ftwlor .. • J .• bumps). • bott, .stover, Bailey, Jlliitlrt~ r.a.ooiiP-tiiw•,.,.;c Young Oliver is taking a fiinR at Bobcat football alld Cllar· a\ld Rowley: ' •· =-~:::~b:t,:;,.., Il ley Stollart, leading candidate for varsity quarterliaclt'at Oli ~=~:t::~= and playing pilot or the Middleport team, witt' be almilariy "":t'..~~ b.u handicapped. il\tt+'MoL=!:"',..~ Other H&rtlord vets are·Bub Stivers, Joe Bradley, Red !!,•~ •·· .....· wAS!UNGTON UP - Ex-wei· ker, outfielders. ---b &oo ••• lbnt h . J h s llloflol- .ru ,..IW ruUterwetght c ampoon ° nny allSt!Jbart will want to prevail upon Micky' Miller. to 1 •••.,~"!~~~-• wb~ ton, ' fa· against Hesson, Miller ownirlg the on1<> victoPI. h•er vorcdstartm~ at 11·5 atoconoeback, ho;t ilfi·Upper· • 'J v• ...,., ~ riahO cutler Joe Hicch tonioht for the pitching worlhy this year, a 3·1 affair in June,. , . at fl. thord time :ot the new Capitol If Stobart can get his full club out Sunday he could ~:Jfi=*e•..:;'::' j Arena. the senior Oliver some very bad moments. And maybe 8 . , VIS~~··~n~o~~:~~c':.t ~:\1io~=~~~.le· l!eartbreakm~ llltem~on. ' . ''·. Coach John Thompson at Middle ' rt tells some 'oihls ,._,:r.1ft! J:!!• It's sa <ton's first start since N HkeCssol n wtll have to be at his' be'st to stoo Bob!fY field candidates "football Is a game and you've got. to 1 1 frltw au:' 1 ' I' , 1 ,. 1w .. , .. ~ suited on a se<ond-round kuockoui Stobart the full route. o Jim .Vennul wl lnrO'fUII tnem. Dave HiiiOJ. as! year's 'XII. SCOTr ATWATER by champoon Cormcn Basilio at Hindy has acquired for himself the reputation of being the ~EO quarte,rback, filled•the tailback role whtch Is tile Jthy man Otl'rii«JARil MOTORS Cleveland. hottest young hitter In the OVA this snminer Mote tliiil ill the Vennarl style! Aefenortes WINNIPEG UP - Frank Gil· catchet ha6 moaned· , A SCfimmage ag'ainst tastern 'f'u~sday eveninll U!at ended llam, six·foot, 183·pound fo~mer "That guy hits anythin~ you serve up td him." IP an u,.officiai6.S Ue,sijtved to send t!ie Jal!kets baek to hijtd. Metropoliton University of Iowo end, has signed Nelson, 1\!iddleoort HIRh School ,iunlor, ~iso has bit .000 . er Wolk. 'Fhey lu!Ye b~e11 handicapped this week by ntness Mcufne SOles ;/'~.~:da~tn~:.~~~~~~~~~o~~~ s~tentlv all pitchln~ ~e has seen. His averm has slumped Of tlrst string hlllfback Dave Hartinger and by Junior Ro'l*l~)l'sll and Service clal Footboll Union. Gilliam wao below Hindv's but Nelson lias been going after and getting la~e ankle. ' w the •l<~h drnft choice of the Green the l~ng ball. ROwley" lias been operating as.T quar'terbac~. Against F.alili-11' 214 · Mfl:~ror'hono 16-M Bay Puckers of the National Foot· It II be a good ball game. Come out to see it at Radl11! ern Guy lltng filled irl fdr Hillrtii'iger. :;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;~:;;~:;.~b~pi~I~Le~u~gu~•;;·;;;;~;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;.I lllobody you have to hide when the hat comes by go ahead and hide ccn· Coacn , ., THoilpson , , rooy~ will care ' · ter,Erwin, Crom aggressive last year, holdover Is exlltlcted said "tfie · to give the bac~fleJ~ some b'lldly '" sh\)Wtng a lot of spirit We Ch 1 M D needed weight and blocking pew· 11\0Y have a tough tline winning ar ey c onald appare.ntlv jumoed from the fat into er. J'n Hauck, sophomore, took v;rr maay games. thll year but fire when he transferred h1s football coaching til1ients over Erwin'• pla<e at center and I m real pJeosed w1th the way tile Middleoort to Canal Winchester. continued there In drills thr~ugh· squad Is wottl~g and I~.arnfnt.'' Di~ this item from a Columbus news oer· out this week. , Offensive!~, Yojl Wayl,,~d ,lB "Canal Winchester has only thre~ett~rmen after ' ThTbe defensive plan as set up by l::P:['!:~~rte~d::ucry~g uRow· olnvers were ruled 1 11 ·~1 b . qmpson y.. terday bad John • · , en ar nger d'ffi ne g1 e ecause ofli school collsillidatton Ketchka, Kip N.. l. CorneU vance retmo in ,a IO~ple ol weeks fro111 , I" cu1tv. and George Miller up lr nt in his vorus IMectoon he lB e~pected Coach Charles McDonald has no nas-'er and a small ltn the line. Line backers wlre Er· to to fu,ll tl~t at delelts!ve hall Theobacks. l!l'een. shnuld come alon~" e. win, Abbott, Jom Harris and :d alternate on , offense with rt:agedy must follow Chuck arountl like a sh'adow. Dave. Stover .. all lettermen exc~t ' ~~rrls Is •xpeeted 1 . . , , , , , ., j!Arrli whq " 4 4usit,y, ~n4 ambo· w'lh ~ . 1 11 1 Q Boh Wil ' . '. tlous freshman, ' t r.;rwtn a o , ens ve • Ron, Pomerov's ~reat back of twn VP»•R a~o Js a Defensive halfbacks were Ed 1 ~Y, will Qol play on ""'"'""'. -" r~nrltdat~ for • hallhark post on the Mar~h~ll CnllPfe V~RIIV Crooks (merve quirte,back) and etooks Is .slated tor a 11 this v;nr ~· hnrl.hPen ARsisUn• Coaoh Al••' Cilo with 'the Ulng while Steve Baliey was at ~~defensive h~lf and 1'ani~Prs OnPn>na drill.s unfit h• left for Marsh•ll !llcty. . s..:_om::e:i:ol~fO~nst:;i~:;:"::::-~~~~~~~~~7=r#~~:=!~~~~ ~nb f.~ 3 <nnhomnr~ anrl if fn)pn! and Jnvp of lh The front line defense packs _;; off he should be in there plenty bef di 1 t' P ~arne beer and expertence They wm . ore P oma tme. drilled aharply on sector respon' SEVERAL MODELS IN STOCK K~ I Cl At one potnl on a contact dtlll, ~on t.he point after tduchdown ' G~t Our Prlee• Before ,,_I~ ' when seeand strihg 1tn~nien ' Mr. and lin. Clmnce Snowden aftd dllllllMf Uith and fllllllY of Jerry Oily ope\)! the weekend Wtih hlo mtther Mn. F. V. Snow· dtn. loli.io Forl!1Erlowlne of Middlepqrt 1pe~t MOnday evening wltlt Mr. and Mrt. llarvey Erlewlne. Mr. an~ Mil. ,Jim Thoma• and 11011 of MlddleP<Irt opent Sunday with Mr and !ln. Robert Snow· Pamela, Dexter, "ere Monday gu0111 of Mr. and Mrs .• Paul !'at· 1 Savton Trving ComebafkW' h Or Over Apply In Penoll CENTURY BAR MaiD St. llr ond Mrs. Mitchell Connelly 1 , NALPLIX =. :t:::•...,.,. =., _ _ I :.:; '".~. = =~~~-- ·-- ~wav, ~ ~~iu~~· ~~·h'~.~~s P~~~~~~:o~n ~~- T~mm"v ~~~is J~~~~~~~aR~b~~~d~eiio~d;a~ ~e~~:r~ !~ ~Z!t t~~~ ~~;-1'1' I" i New Plymouths AT BIG SAVINGS 1·r ...~~~.~Y·p~.~.~:~s.~~~g ~~f:~..~~ Fis~l1110cr Outloo'~ l'f)~o-:. u-.]J'lto.r""" •- 0,.. ' I I _'] _ •ap•-. l'ou Beall OPEN FRI. & SAT. EVE UNTIL 8 P.M. D ~:k~a ~::~g~ho~~•n m~~~~~d~· 10 S D 800 UIKe8; COJ,UM9lr~ trl' - Cnntinued "You there 1n the mlddle-tr · "" to good llshin• lo In store eat!iSh. Stream llshlnr thi'Ourh· you can't keep them out I'll lind for most ol Ohio this wnPkend, out the state Is 1enera1Iy rood somebody whd will." the Ohio Division or Wlldllre and Is expected to eonilnue for Otrens\vely the Jackets pro!). said today. the weekend. ably wtll line up about as t'lley C6tidit!ons by area: Some ot the bettor ~reams to did against l!:asttrn unless &Oll)e · Stnclusky ltr tnd laland Aroo " ot bhe ambitoons yotmger pllyers Fair catcbea of perth are being try durlnr the ~ext (ew days are oust the older heads from tHeir PboDe or Middleport taken at the Fo~ !lorn snd at the Wills Creek, SMde River llfll.!· ~osltlons. , '-;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:iiiiiiiiiiii:ii::::iii~~~i'i,;~~==;;::!l entrance of Sandusky Bay Fisher- klngum River, Symnel C;tek In Against El!tern it was Mliler men are reportln~ catches of Lawrenre Co~nty, Seioto 9ruah and ~alley at ends, Va'rice aM white ba111 al the Bay Bridge Creek and lllad River. Dick Roller at tarkle!, Ketchla The island area In Western Sm'll!moutll brn, channel cat· and Stover at cuards and Ha'utk Lake Erie reports catches of fish and carjy aro the moJn ap• at center. Operalln1 tHe T was pickerel, pqch, smallmouth b.,. cles be!n~ Iaten wllh t~e excep. Rowley wttll the halfbacks beiit8 and white bass Mosi of the pick· lion of bile Mad River where lair !rwln and Bln1 and ' Mlboti al • erel are being taken by trolling catches of trout m reported. fullback. ' over West Reef, lnni• Reef and I;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;,;:;;;;;:;;:;;;,;.;;;;;_,iiiiiiliimt;;;;;;:;l;;o;;!io;;~;;;,;;~iO!il;;;. 1 around Kelly's Island. IJ MEIGS MOTOR CO. em ms I Po•eroj tnaon. Unranked Mieeli - Y~ars, ·Must Be 21 I ' I ,ODOR FREE ' .. ilatiiiiOil't'ICIIIt Wall or Paper P1lnt · . llabr, u~ ~ I '! 1 Marietta PORTLAND lfom ~ere attended 1M !!91ii;~~;~t~l at Long Bottom r.(.,, Kelly Kellellber· )/. c:9_1u~nbus sperit Saturday her · parOIIIS, Mr. and Ours and went to w visit her Ours and fanl· ac~111panied. by liho has $5.79 oal~ ' Dunfee Fan1ily R,u.ni~n Is Heid $1.79 qt. At Rutland A reunion. of tile famUy ot lfr. and Mrs., Floyd Dunfee was held Sunday ! their h~me, Rutland.' '· A basket diDIIer w.u served nopn to Mi. and ,Mrs. Fred Dptllee and dau1~ter, Paull,ne, of Wafer· ford; l\lr. md Mrr. Harold Dtmf~ and ehlldren, Unda, Steve apd Kendall, of Gloueter; ftlr. and Mri. Dana Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyoell and Mr. ODd Ml!. Robert D,unlee tnd daolghlel's, VIcky' and Debbie. all of Columbus; llln. !feleti WiUiallli and chlldreri, lenni· lee and Ronnie, Dexter· llr. .t~ Nathan Biggs and children leah, Billy arid SharDn, and Mr: and llro. Dunfee. 1 OUTSIDE 't wtnn Reg. $6.00 gal. $4.95aal. ...... nich lib L_._~ ( cQlY"'fWI"'J • Bright Whihe $6:95 gol. ..... .....,.,..dilli'*"'... .,..., ..... ~Jttt oNE·COAT ........ ~talldiNioli ~~·LifloiiiMt .... w1peo cl<iola. ,.,... ...,._ . ' .,........loth. 0.. ..... LucyI " ' Thoekmorton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitz and <Ja~gh· ter iiefeh of Coltlmbus, Mr.1 and Mrs. Harry ~rice and daughle•. Pittsburgh were week ••J.•""~"· .oJ Mrs. Aitnle Prlte. lolr& Olyde Roush and Plttsbutgh visited rehil ~oulin Earl Wells .J i .. J.n•o......,_w.ts C.l6"1'ullmtD-M.oo Tlli ........!._l1.to Collins Jew~lry J!, Mlln St. I ,'I ... t. . ' H & R Firestone DEALIR S'tORE Ill Center ot1on T 1Ud411epol1 Wilt,. YMr C.O.fl"'-, II Jllltttitd . f!.OO qt ' .! --.)~. .;!..•/''2!! Comp(ete Liile of ~lilt Supjillls *BRUSHES *'tHINNIR$ *LADDERS *PAN and ROLLER ttlon. tami!Y ol v~lled hit brothel, .,., ;., ,r;·· llrs. Chad lleLDng and recently. Mr. and M'rs. Ira Blosser and illllldren of Sellnavllle ·visited owr the ~eekend with her moth· er, Mr~ 1 Clara SIFIOI> and his lister, Mrs. Chai. Hilton. -.. olld ,M'ro. Albart Paynter lftend'td funera'l 111 !rln. Dora ,! . .r. • ~ 1.. _ 15"_ POilltet-_ _ _ _ lUI DeLo~g .!_.. Pomeroy r LE 20 8tll~ ftthlng around llta"e II· land, DaiS l1land and Rattlesnake •lallnd II producing perch, white bas,, ,Mid sm~lbnouths .Outl~ok lor the weekend Is fair to .food. ' Lhtt StrNmo )'rletloally all of the lakts a'n·d streams throughout the \·~ Pll"'", Soft Willlt .lid also 't!liii! A:fU'ihatlc lit StMI ~ IOmatiC t.O'tfl' • dWifed 8olti!OP en, Filters els. Fishing for the most part ot the present time Is rood. ON , New Jo•••• Sea Hone OIJTBOABD MOTGBS ::., JUST 3 MOTORS LEFT l-11 ..,. OOLDI!f JAVELIN, Mlrlr 81al1tnl l-IS H.p. MANUAL S'rAitTINC 1-ltll.p. MANUAL STARTING America's most beautiful outboard motor finished in Jlo'll4ay Brolte and Spray Wbl)e. Tradltianaliy built fltr , Some of the batter lakes thit ' week have been Oxbow, Chip, pewa, Burr Oak, Buckeye ami Qrant. FISh bcln1 taken include llr1emouth bda, bluc1ill• and &ore W.-n't Be On Mo~nd Again In '57. Season CLEVELA.>ro UP - Herb Scoff btllUIIII youn1 Clevel~d Indianl loft lutllder, probably will not pitch ..Jain tbla sel!on ~aus. hll Injured right eye hu not healod 11 laot as expecte~. Store's !Ye waa •truck tw " 11.,., olllhu bat of Gil McDoqiald Yank ... durlq • Mty 1 ' tl'ependalllllty. Buy youri now and save. CUlL! dAN !ion .A·1··US-D CARS . TRUCKS · . ' '. 1,~, t 1 , • I Silf OU., .,q~hlll .: ' ' . ' ' I ~ I· ' ' • PtNI LtNI Of ~UfO.!'IATIC . WASMERS, tiiYIIS, ' ~ ' RIFittOIRAtoRS I k ' IANOIS ,,AI..~5N APPLIANCe ' ' ':til 1~ I'~ *· IWn ,1!-' I ' ~.-" . • l 1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .. .. .. .. .. ··.. ·.. .. ··...... · .. ·.. ·.. · $695 . ~~~- I.. ·.. .. .... ··........ ··.. · ....... 1952 DODGE CWI Cvu.-J.-"' ..... . .. ....... ... .... ...... ..... ....... . 1951 FORD SEDAN ' 1950 PAWRD SEf)AN ' 1~$i PLYMOUTH ' ooU~Nf1Mc)I)MI.s lRRIVING SooN ., ...... Q~ SDVI~B . ~ can;t be beat. ' ' .••••• •• •••••••••••••••••• J , • • ' •••• I >/ 1949 DODGJ. SEDAN ......... " .... .. ......... .. .... I .......· .. ZENiTH TV en4 RADIOS . • < 1 _,.._. v~IU ' . NEW. t~$8 MODELS I Bargain Buys' on 1950 KSOfO QUI (OOPI ·...........·........ ·.... :.. · .. ·.. $295 . Now·On Oi•play / ., • I' •' \ wAna .sERVJ(IE Phcitol ne.x or 397 PJ9tfit Motors,.lno;. t \ Now is the time tO)b~Alr('IJ~e·it~ sorr :!-r':a?:awe. state are clear and at normal lev- •( : foiaerltJ 't'J} 19~2 1 $26~. CWB COOPE ............ .. ........ ·...... ·.. ~ $595 DODG* SEDAN · .. .. ...... · .. ·.. ·.... ·............ ·.... I R. H~ t.! ~65 . ' RAWLINGS SONS CO/ .~ ··•:r:r.tit\~ YOUR DODGJi).PJ.YHUII'H ' ' Cenir MJIIII\t tad 811. \ M!AL!K . �\, Pomeroy.Middleport;O., Sept. 8,1957-7 ( DaOy,Sen~ln'l only ehlld, tlllfwt1. He I• nlll!' a Journalist and photo~rapher 1or 1:~;-:;;--:AA• 1\lpm C. S.h!Yemlelri, {>retldent of Vaart Land, a dall! Norwe11an li'SI!' 10 "f8Jll A • IIi• obiHOilqcii 'DtlAmerlca~ !lap· , newspaper ~nder Ch~!itlan •lllll•· , • • 1f • ~ilhl )!ell, ctaoblti\11! ' agement. (Conllnu'~ '''· ~ ;o~~ on,) 1 '1111! Jve(W!J!.,itart.ed t~e mlaslon ----:-' ·ehurebes \~ tti~~Ali~ratiO.'~Ill 'be wl*i In W~ll~, ~h' ,jh~ nnrlhern ilven durin~, the morning malon part 61 tlie Cq,nso,,with' one other 10~ and tll'e ap~akcr will be' 'Dr. Pa~) mlselonary , ltt t922/1fo~~ ·~ije~o ' Judson ftl:ori'la, eW~tly~ 1 ecra~jY, are tweptf~ ml,~!i6i\1i~; lw;,tour of Uie Obi~, llDRillii"Cbrtft!nllb!lr m~tn \IJiioqib W.~l!' •nA a num 1 GhnvJUel,Spl\l)lal musl~ In ' t~e J>tr pi •9)11•!\•tton• ! a9ped by. pal' morn1111 Wlll' bo.etl>en by tbe well· 11¥•& Baplized ;ne tle~NP, hn• nos:~~\t~~',aliW: lion Bap,~lt ~~~9)'• _L' ,' i ll' ,,, I rsa~~~~~ *-VP91~\t~.t·OOO,,IJ!,'PrilJ'4~ 1er !n t!),O afternoon Mia f. H. Sic· ltlo~ tilere ar~ · """ nallve leach· 1 pherljiln, p'9tllerct.· president ~ .r, an4 evang,llats ··~potted by tfte Wohi'en'• Misi!Obai'y SOI!iely of' the natiYe &4utth, and · 4,00Q chll· An ticket ,;uJng p(o; !he' IIGBi\ Tim preside with Mrs dre~ 1n gr~mh!ar sehool. There " gram will held be&lnnlng the ; Briggs IC~~y:• ehelhlre, a1 devo· a school to ~rain 1e,~hers and also l)r1t of next week, and alre~d'y aptlollal leirtbr. • pne to tlam evailtellsts Nurse~ proximately 20 resldenll ha;l'e viii· 'l'h! Cheslllre Baptist 1Youth tiav~ been tJ;alned to carry out the unteered their service• lo aell!nl 'Choir 'will present two n11111bers medical work. tickets during the twot weeka to alid Dr. !vmen will be one of the King BSud~uln ~r, Belg1um pr~· help a"u" the auccesa of the two st>-Rkers. !ented Mr Iversen with, the Gold proJeht Dr. Arthur E Basil<~ aulotont I Medal of the Ofllet 0! the Ro)'nl More indivlduala are needed, td Dr Morris, will apeak ~DIL !be ' I,lon lor outstnnding servtce In the however, to help With the cain· progre.,l report of the Ohio Ba\h Congo when ·he left the field lor palgn and any realdent wlah11lg tlit Camp Camp•lgn will Iii! given deputation m his native Nor)"aY to help Is requested to contact by the campaign director, Dr. C In 19SI. H~ retirevn 1053 after Mrs P•a1l 1\'elker, ~s Olive In· R Osborne . , , Wl'lllng sixteen boo s on the Con graham, Mrs Elleerl ~11\Vm, l!rs; n ,1 .. tl go Elmo Russell, Bill Childs or Bob 11 1 Hoeflich , "'epartmon • repons 'f/1 given by Norma Sm'dfr, Jaeli!ah, While atudy1ng at the Baphs\ There· are s~veral ether dulles Baptist Youth Fellowship; ~II', arid Theological Semjnary In Oslo, Mr w'b!Ch lliuilt Ill. poliO~j\led lo car· Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, ~~1l('e Mrseh w•s a pupil of the Rev ry throuV~ on the proJect and ll'ltl; Young Adblt Fello\l'!hih, 1Dr. t.rnnld T Ohm, ge~er.,l ·~•· an'r ma'n or woman In the county Willl~ln j Boll>mln ' Jaclaoh, retary, Bapllat World Atbance H! .,. . ' :M: •' F Uo h" Jn' j ~ 8~ •ttended'llueknelt Unlvel'lllly Lew· wishing !0 • he1P 11 • 180 ~equested >,hfn~eq~ rJd:e~~t. W~m~n's Mls· )8burg, -'!'~nnsylvanla, !Qr : pbst to_ ~·~tat! Qne of the lnd1~lduals ~\qo•rr s~ 10 tr, ltioa. 1\alph t: gra~uate w?t•k; sl,udlM a\ the Llv· ~~~abov~ . , . . _ _ Ztlnlet, eomer~y. 'l!oard of ,Chris· ln!I'\On Melliclll Co11ege, London, it ·, lldh t;<~ueatlon, t!IJ> R~v. w. I.uth· EngiaM, for ·Q)tA year: end took !Uelf'S• 08 8 l!r Tracy, mo Ghhde, Pastors' the required c~urie In tropi';al 1:1 · , Col!ll~il nldlclne J\ BHI•Ifels, Belgium b.. 1"" A bh~quet.~lll be hel~ at 6 p f6re 6nle~lng the lteld. '• f h • t:Q Ul l iji. wlih adql~ at the F)rsl Bitptrat ~lrso lv~~~eft II pre-11den,t o , t e " , , ' ,, ,'(:h~reh and th~ Youtij, •t tfie Cam· NqrlvfJII~,Bll~tl~t WQ!!en. u~~n rghw~y brian Hotel Ba~guet Hall and a member Ofithe ."aprlst Ml~ , ,., 0 , 'tho evllnin!f. !~aslon wll ftt le:<l sion Boar~. in Nlll'r'a!": Shili~fved Sei•ed bids were opened ~ay by WllllaUJ J J!o\W!an, Pri81~eri • wilh hEr busbart~ .,f(om 1-Eit ,to by the Deparlrilent 'ol HIJh~t;iys Fellowship arta lMtlillatlbns',of 01·) 1937. ilef?re,-r~t~,r,,tng to h~e for , 40 mon hlrhway Jiilprcveftcers Will be conducted tiy Wll· lo see to tile educat(o6 of 1 etr, JIICnt projects 'l'l\051:( projects, pdti of,Gdvernor O'lielll's hal· "' •K I):, •need slate·wlde hlghwfY pto· eram, involve improvements to F• 1 T ' . ' 1 • I I M• l re'• J I I - Pmk Mexicans, Secontl Bouse East fomatoe~ larg~", Lega' 1 Nellie Pearl unknown non-ada from "'h oul hou5e Wr.:1. H. Ruoter, both of whom reside at Administratrix of the estate of Holmes, syracuse, Oh1o. 1611 Hunter Street, Wllkmsburl, Waller Lottridge, deoeased. filed 8·13-t! __ _ ·-- Pennsylvania will take notice that her petitUon agaiN! tbem Jn the " or Rent Paul S ·Smart, Guardlln of Flor- Probatl! Court of h!elgo Cfli~nW, ,JO-F Or Sol .ence Lucy Stevoru, an lncompe- Oh1o, being Cause No. 15,698, lor SINESS Grocery store ltellntd, ohnllhpe 31tst daly ofbJuiPry, lb9$'1, tho sale of certain real estate for, GOOD BU e s et1 10n n t e o ate the payment 01 debts of ~aid deced· and Equ 1pment Good s!Zed lot. c t wlthl• and 1or the County ent, which real estate 18 doscrlbcd RATES Located m Rutland Vlllage •o1our u 1gs and state o1 0h10, CIBe as follows: ... Very re ~sonably priced. P r No. 16,~36, all~ging lhat his Ward I ee111 word, one W.rtioo. Hlnlmum chuge 60<.-4 .'enll health reason lor · retlreme I I! Btlzild of the undivided three- ated In the Vlllage ur romeroy, 1101[ 11Ul'd br lbree CGDHcutlvr lnBtrtions • Phone 24934 Mrs. W. S. Up- fourths mterest 1n the following County of Me1ga and State of Ohio 8pBtlal- Ono molllh for 25 eenta per word singer 8 30 Bte described real estate situ.ated In and bounded and deacribed aa lol· !UIJ nte of 2 eenta per W01d will be [har!ed lor advertising U 101 paldlor bdore the 151b of each moo h fo lowing ln<ertlon - - --d T the County o! Melga, State of Ohio tows Betng 11tuated In the Vlllago, linn In Advertising-Should be reported Immediately. The (II ) W ante 0 UY I ami Village or Middleport. to.wlt· of Pomeroy and more parlleu!arl1 JJ.111 r..nllnol >"U 1101 bo reaponslole lor mo•e thsn one lnccr _ __ 1 Situated m the Village of Mid· bounded and deseribed as follows M lllllertlOII, _ lor 4 or 5 dleport, County of Me!~s and State Lot Number Twenty·t~ree (23) dl· Cord of 1'banka ond S1IOda1 Notleea of Events $1 00. Obltuarloa J Used coal -:-lu-rn_a_cc Wdl pay mh Sec of Ohio and In One llundrea Acre vldlng In the cenler from \he front Jllblidled It I eent per Word. room b01150 Irene lleltger, Harn 1 Lot No 157, being a lot Forty.flve to the rear Aloo, the conc\ll'I'Onl ()f wnte o 95-ltp 1~teet more or l•so on Grant Street right of easement to use tbe Alley ~'UR SALt: LIVIng Room Smte SODVIllC, ( IJ Not1ces - - - - - - · - In sa1d VIllAge on4 running bock between the ibove deserthed prol" lnquar~ lttynolds Da1ry Store, Mid~loporl at that width to the aliPY, aald Jot erty and the Weste1iy poe hall of 9-4 3lc HtMIII.;;....,. ,.,;--an d · range. •Ph.~~~ lying between the Conoer 'and !lao said Lot Number Twenty three (23) bJMilte LUQ•r• - Lane Ced1r Sectwul fol di ng g<~ ro g c doo1 RcRfr~gerator acme 3684 ....... ~ Martin Iota on said street· Said easement right is to continue ·.~ - LAU Window Fanocomplete w1th h<Jrdware 8x7 Convcnhonat washer, rea80n;ble That the Defendant, Nelllo Pearl for the benefit of the heirs, oue· dsire Rafrl&entcrs. 96-tllp H C8lrns Box 177 Racine Kueker, Is the owner of an undl· ce!SOrs and asslgno in ownership 11br P•mltort, MIHI1110tf, Ohle Call 335Y g 5.fit ' ' · vlded one·!ourth mterest in sat! of the property abuttmg on said • 2D tl a lingle and l twin WIRdOW :i P - -- - -- real eatate; that Joseph Bucker lr alley. • 1 All 24 x 24 Three light top 3 Kittens need !lome Seven "'e t enliUed to dnwer'ln the Interest of , ( 12)._ ._ On t e d t Cll\ n said Nellie Pearl Rucker. and, Tho poUtlon alleges tnat the per· weeks old House broken Call 1 and frame s <.: omplcte wllh cas lngs and wei g ht~ h1 good con That cly~e Mlllhone, 11 TreiB· sonal eatatc of gald d.cendent IS 35z.J. · IHJ·Jtc dltlon Sec Jl,Jrlcy llanmg Flat· WANTED: 1o rent 3 or 5 room urer of Meigs County, Ohio, bas a not tufllelent to. paY debts and wOOds Rd Phone 858 Y llomc AUCTION SALE furniShed house or aportment. lien against said real ..tate for the obbgatlons ol sa1d estate and that evenings 94-Stp Call James Thabet Ben Frank- taxes and It Is iif'cesmy to sell said real Household rurnHur~ from four bn Store, New Haven, W. Va. ' 01tate for the payment of the bedroom house Some antiques, IJ.5-3tc That James A Slnaer Is the only same. ineludlng marble top dresRcr, ~oal furnm Good condition Al•o gas and 01 1 healers Phone :-::-::-:-~· --: - - heir at Jaw .nd n~xt of ~lq of said The prayl:l' o! lhe. pelltion is mahogany love·scat, wash bowl 6366·M IJ.I>3tc , ( B) For L~ose Ward, a resident qf the State. of that said re.t estate be aold for and matC'hmg !Oap dish from England Voses, sail and pepper 300 bales o/ goo•! nuxcd hay Ro 1 Ohio, and that there are no other I the payment of debt! of said dec.. collection, glassware, jugs, jnrs bert 11111 . IH 1 Reedsville .~ persons who have an Interest In dent and costa ol administering buttons, p1cturcs, ol her mis· o 9 6 3t~ Service Station lor lease Doing laid real eState, and, the estate' and for other relief. tellaneous 1terruJ Tuesday, Sept - - - ---gcnd bulneaa. UOnd location. That It " nece88ary to sell said Said defendan~ are required to 10, 1957, 10 30 a m ot Smlbh 2 lou R• ..onuble Out of htgh Extra large JOrVIfe baya, Very real eatate to pay debta of the answer said petit on on the 28th water On good hard road E reaaonable rental _ Small CRpl· Ward and to pay lor her support. day ol September 1951 or judge· Rickard residence, New Haven Locu•t Street, Pom•roy, 0 Con I 1 1 The prayer of th• Petition Is for m•nt will he taken against them d Ph W Va. tact Clar111da Ebersbach, 105 . ta n..stment requ 1re one the ule of the enUre lntemt In fLORA STEm, aa Admin· Usrold Goddard auctioneer Wright Str<, l, Pomeroy, 0 j 372. 9·5 3tc ~aid real estate pursuant to the lstratrlx of the estate el ~2tc 9·Mtc provisions contained in Section Walter Lottrldge, deceased. -.,.---'--7" - -Appointment, 1tter 7 P M 2127 08 of the Ohio Rovloed Code, WEBSTER & FULTZ . Wrl~ht's Barber Shop, Rutland, 200 ft'ycr:o~ Fmc· for frcrlmg • and lor such other relief " may Attorneys lor Plalnttll Ohio 9-5 31< Ready to go 3 to 4 lbs Rog'! be proper. (8) 2. A, 18, ~3. 30,; (9) 6, 13 7k Rose fhone 902·M 9 5 31c Room• for rent Kitchen prtvileg· The persons first above men. lj:o Cream Social, Sat n'ght Sept " Phone 906 M 9-IHtp ti0ned wlll further take notice that • ?lb at Tuppera Plains M01hodtst PotatoCI lor sale U S No I 3 rooms and bath Furnuhcd they have been made part1es de $2 25 per hundred at farm ~ Church Ple and cake served Contact Oma M nlgomcry Ra· felldant to said Petltloo and that Phone 273 ot cuntacL Hyatt 0 , with home made ice cream John Elwood of Kaclne, Cine, Ohio 9.e.atc they will be I:OQuire to onswer t,he willRe~ hold Pal'llons, Portl>nd, 0 9.5-61p ' Z,cryone welcome 04·3tp <'.ommunlon services _i same on or before tho 2111 day of here Sunda~ morning at e 30 •~ 8eptembor, 1957 • No buntln~ allowed on my farm For Sale 2 year old colt Western alated by Rev. Workman Aportmenl lor ronl 4 rooms and Paul S Smart, Guardian Pleasure InqUire Reynolds , day or p!lhl Faye Powell, ·, 1 bath. Adults only Phone 440M Florence Lacy Stevenl1 Gene Beeele ond daughter, Miss Dairy Slore Middleport 9-4 3tc , cine, Ohio 9-4.Jtp Lois, of New Bhghton, Pa , visited or 24-Y 8-2IJ.IIte an Inco111petent, over the week end With Mr and Plalntl!! ·14) Annouracements New 16 ga pump gun $60 00, Nice furnlsf cd apartment in Ml8· W•bsler and Fultz Mrs. Hersch•! Roush and daught· '. elnglc Larrcl 20 ga $2&00 18 dleport. S rooms and bath Call Attorneys for Plaint!!! era and Mr. and Mrs T1tus Pickens Mr and Mrs Edison Brace and .IRTH ANNOUNCIMENT inch Jig Saw $25 00, Black and - 6~70:,__ - - - - ~~· (8) a. 9, 18, 23, 30, (8) 6, 6tc 'l'bl.blrtb,Qf a,new cart,the Jldael, I '!'OJ Tree Doll and 2 pups I.chiildrtm vtsltcd relatlves In St 1 • 1 If aluu!UnUd by Fold ltlotor corn• ~&IJQ. l' lnyd Wtse,- Bailey Run Furnl~hed room apartl!lent P , ,, 'll. NOTittv'a , and 4ltended the ._111 of''ilearbom, Michigan. You 1. Road: ~omeroy 94 Stp Pomeroy. •PhQne 3S7.J ~~~ !.1\'1 1 'I'1 Pvenang ~ ' ere eordlally invited to '"" thll --_...... ., \H)orge Stu ef, whll'e la!tt newest addition to the Ford Fam· necondltloncl Singer rorlable ~ room furnished apartment 206 known place of retldence was Ro. Mr an ~trs Ralph Durst of lly of Fine Cars at your noareot Electric Scwmg M,ohinc New M~lbcrry Ave Phone 378 well, Arkansas, and whose ~rosen! Sprtnglleld wero decent visitors l!dlel dealer. Molor New cmywg cnsc, allj 9·0'3tc place of rosldcnce 18 unknown and with )Irs Ott Arnott and family. - - -- - • new ~lrwg, o ycur Guara~otee Flir ie~izi;.;;i;;n Laddert, cann~~ byra~nable ~~~~renc~ be Mrs John Stobart and her bouse (8) AutJ Soles Free ~el o! attachments '"lh llcaf.Jld Mardi, Drop ~1othl, ascer ne ' ary ,_ u e, w ose auest, MilS Hazel Kenyon of Prov· 1 Sl 16 Solri t 1m!INI Suppl y Clinton F''her Middle rt. last known plo<e of mldence was tdenee, R L were vis1tors last 111111 Plymouth VB Belvedere ' Oose out ,.1e only $!4 00 Pay Pboneii2M.X. • po 111 tr 1~810 Cleero Avenue, Tlr.ley Park week in Columbus wtth Mr and f1,?95 2 ~r liard Top Cpe $! 60 Weekly Fnr Free llome - ·- · _ _ _ ll1lnols, and whoao preaent place of !lru. Ralph Wills , Sharp In condlt1on Smart '" call Huntln~ton Ja 3-&1> ) For Rent or Sole rbealdenee lsb unkd~o,:"n anbd canno~ Mrs Annie Mae Graham and 1 7 00010 "new look" tlylc PowcrOite or writ(' Howehold Sewing, AlB \ 16 e rea,sona e haaence e ucer children of Milton, lnd , VISited , Blaetlnm, Pomeroy, 0 9-8-Bt•· 3 d A 11 nltnglon w va talned: Violet Bryan, whose last Mrs. Virgil Rous~ recently ' ~ Chevrolet 11 ton Pickup usc corn picker and three. 1known place of residence was Pa· Mrs. J D Roulh oT Letart call· 9~ 6t Pvc ' " · - ' -- - - Good """ pomt hitch plow Ms)lord Har·1 duca, Kentucky, and whoae pre ed on Mrs L L Nice, last week !,tiD LWB Less than 10,600 "'· Racine, o. Phone 8659. rent place o! residence Is unknown Miss Kathryn Philson of Ala· ' actual nlll" Almnst like !bel Trailers 9-4.JI< and cannbt, by rcaaonable dill boma apent her vacation with her ___ _ _ _ genee be ascerlslned; Mae Price, parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Phil· ' dar it w'tla sold. Blaettnm, , Pomeroy. 0 96-&tc ~OWl ( Employment whoae 1111 known place of resl· eon, and sister, Mr. and Mrs Ther· ' 1 129 donee waa 814 Wayside Drive ean Johnson and other relatlvea Pontiac 8 Star Chle · ' · 0 Save UOO In •10~0 Wonted south Charleaton, Weal. VIrginia, Mr. George Brace and friends Converilble Cpo New top Hy Ono, Two and Three Bedrooms •and wh08e preaent place of resl· of 8~ Albans, w. Va., VISited over dromatlc drive All leather 1 Jarae stock muot go. Bring your Wmleo-PAPEII H.>NG!NG-~D dince lr unknown and cannot, by Lober Day with the Edison Brace . . teotl. Showo extra good care desire• and your problems yean es~erlenct. Free et'l ' reuonable diligence be ascertain· family. Blaettnan, Pomeroy, 0 D.tJ.iltc we're deahnr on the very low mates, I. v. Reldn411, Raclr. • ed· Leo Knowlel, whoae place or Jack Baker and Buss Sellers of move In tomorrow. Try us. Box 121, Ohio. 7.S." reitdence Is ~nknowtl and eannat, Portland, spent Sunday w1th Geo 111111 Buick V6 Super. $2,690 4 4r. "Hard Top" Sedan Power eat poulble termal by reasonable dllllence be aseer· Parsons Ml" Hazel Kenyon of Provl· • TIN WIDTHS (20)Buslness Servlr.et talned: and the unkoown stoerlnr and Brakes. R • H Kaallf aharp. Now ono cost t HUGI IILECTION belr, devlaeeo, !e1atee' ad· dence, R. L, haa been spending her $4,8t6.00, Blaottnan, Pomeroy, Many reconditioned used one Haulln1 sorvlce (or filtered, soft mlnlatralors, executors and allal&ns vacation with her cou1lns, Mra O. o.o: 6tc and two hedroom trailers wntor tn rural cuatomers Rea· of Leo Knowles, if he be deceased, John Stobart and Mr~. George Krl· I'REE DELIVERY ' - QUICK! sonable ratea Good, mo soft whose names and places of reo!· der of Racine 111113 Dnd&e va 2,-dr. 1?96 Cor· Open 7 Daya A Week water Phone 110-X or 397. dence II unknown; the un· Charles Foster, who has employ· ment on the river, is vtsltml his ;.".': ~f:;-Jub~u~:;·~~lo:!~;: Wavtrly Mobile ~~~n Soli Water Service :~~:.• d:~~ .o~h!!l~~mes~~~ family, Blaettnors, Pomeroy, 0 D.tJ.iltc TI!!MITII IICTIIIMINATI'il plaeea , ~~ r e sl den c e are Buleks 11 low ~ Five U.l. 23 tauth For lite lnapectlon pb;me 8..-ll, WAYIItLY. OHIO Glll!lora Sup,Jy Store, Pomoro1.. (20 lnsurqnct •better buyo". 0no or those ean owned bY local merchant ·- - - _ __,_ AU' ,ork .IUII'Inleed. Full!' ~~ ~-&;1.. -one owner- low mijeaao. Blaot· ,,oR lALII 1und. Valiihm'l Jnduetl'lal t1111 f'!lll 'lt'!Pt'• hllilrlllee Alt!IIIJ, tnan, Pomeroy, 0. 0 IHJ.6tc Far Roa~ouranl! or Schoolo· New Reallti.tlal Termlta Conlrol sef. Kld411~ ,, .. • AutomobP• -,--- - Slain!"' Re!rlaerator. 32 ca ~ce. St Maeya, w. Va. 7 20,. ~dl. Pba' G l ~ AutoS.rvices ft, 2 door, oomplot•. w1tb unit ~uatom Built Klrclien:-Klte"' _..;..:.:. ' ' ' \ p! l - _.- w11 11130 00 now $600 00. Guar dotiRned lor your home. l"ree COJIIIi.l'lllllllfll'laet Pnlllcttoa, lo & IAWWII08 IIOlll Ql, - M antecd JACK'S REFR!GERA estlma!08. Foreman " bolt Ult. o\ult. l'ln, Pollt. Cill Dal c; 'IJrerUr Unict. Dll TION, NEW HAVEN TU·23537 Phona 62M·Y. 8-f.U 1 .,.:MI:::;IIilli.~ll;rl~tldli~;urL~ObiG.~;....,- ., , _ 1127. Hid& ,._ a.Jf.20tp I" WdD :r-.4IODGI • I'I.'-OU'I'B ,-o-a"'&A,_..;LE----:A-pp-,lo-,-:N;;;-}1; &ADIO 1 TllJMiliON BdVICI. POl CONSI$TBNT DEPENDABLE IESVL'I'R WA.NT ADS PtiONE 398 ~ t:/ - --- B . ---- -- -- I W ---- - -- -1 r-----------. I I 114) For Rent PLANTS ........ - --- -- I * :?.t' 1 Buy 'liM lSI 04 Home Sa'IS iiiia A9t For Sale 1 1 11 nn Orchard, New Havon. Phone TU·21881· T-l1811 GRAV!Lif 1liACfOR 11ALD ll'd lltrt108. lt. A. J'inlaw, 511 & \fain St., Pomeroy l'bont s;Jt), Cleland Appllanlt Stant ut w.llablst.. PomtrOt. wa.u ?·24·:1'1~> QUICX S!RVIC! on Wllllb &.. pairlllJ h7 fWrJ Trallltd watchmaker, UOLIM .110 tl!lRB. Ponti'01 I.S.t! READY MIXED $299.00 II BAKER CONCREJ'E and WASHED SAND &GRAVEL I 1 1 I coNcm7i3 ,::- 11.1 -· • Mrs Nettle A!elQinder, Clairton, Pa., called l'ecently on relative• and friends at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayman alld family of Columbus were re· cent euesll of Mr. and Mrs. w. !1. Ha~man . , , The Racine F1re Department was called here lo extinl\liah a floe on the !awn of the Charles Foster home which did ,coruld~able dam· aae to the rear of tht 'Methndlat Churth. Cause of the blase II un· ' ' . : ball , - ., RO,dlty Down1nl IN9~4fl ~"~CI GB1JI8U BLCICK ClO. ACCIDIN'I 1 ~i!tti~ =tlir:.l:· . Ult 1 fitTii.O;. "~if" ' ' ...• . , 11 • ~ $trvice Entrance Qn :Second $~. .f t ; • . Convenient • Moore's ' Budget' Terms at Busy • ~ 10 Wallll' tbt~drtD CGII play oa I ,.,. r ... ~ Middleport I MUFFLERS . il' I "'-. • Phon• ' J9a,· ·' ' • * ""' 1\uljlllall~ ·ltNIHo I " so:~~~:;~~~: l~~t:r ~:e~~~ '\ SEAT COV~RJ : ~ ' I ' Mrs ~dltb Bahr and J!rs. H,lcn' Bailey ¢ Ath~D> spent 'l'lleiday .. , n! laat week with •lo!rs. ltlal'y, Ba~ , ~e ley, 1 '' ........... known. * P11Warer1,0111o Iii I PARKER RUN 001 Ito It C@ w-. .,_, - ...... Ia employed by ura baa been unable to work-this week due to lllneu !lr. and Mrs. CIIJI'Iea Elba of columbUJ ooent tbe week end with Mr. .,Od Mra. Edward King and fanuly. !lr. and Mrs Walter King and daughter• nloved to near Bradbury Jaat soturday. They :ecently came from Columbus to spent a lew weeks with relatives before mov. Mr and Mr~ Allen Bally of Bashan and !Irs Belle QuiM of Cambridge were the ncent vial~ ors of Mrs Bertha Holter aod Thursday. ,' Lester Bally. MlBs AUco Faye Fiaher and a •i 1 frl d f c 1 b t th Mary Jo •nd ' P.oMm Roush ~~ , •r ~n o o um us apen e Labor Day va.. " tion on an a., 1. ,ttnded a party at the Wllh• Will 1 plane trip to Boston Wedn•sdiy I Mr and Mra. Charles lhle Sr. mg. Mrs. Clyde Wei! and daughter and Joho !hie were at the Mtlriet.l called on Mrs Mary ll1!lley Sunr ' • SPilLER Ia lair Monday. day and all spent the afternoon Week end guests of Mr and wi~h Mr!, Mar\ha Wolle. Rev. and Mrs Charlea Menough Mrs. Ernest Brewer and Sylvia Mr and Mrs Norman J(.lhnson 'of and two sons of Frederlctown, ;o., were Mr. and Mrs John Gloeckner were calllng on the Bally family and three children of Columbus Columbus, Mr. and Mru. RalP.h one day thiS week , Weekend (IIOals of ltlr ana Mrs. il1111ter an~ , daughl;er. Mr ~ •nd The Sunday Schoo! attendance Frank Holter apd familY were Mrs Mrs. HII'J'Y Brown and ch1h(ren last Sunday was 31; offering $'1.23. Ethel Cooper of Parkersborg ond were VIsitors of Mr. and Mra R'f'· seU Painter, ll~nd!IJ'. 1 Delbert Holter of Beverly Mr. wnd Mrs. Dana Holter Coolvdle spent Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holte\' Burt Davls vuited R D. Hill with Ml\ ana !Ira. C)arence Po••elltil ..:-;;- ·:, :.:·-..·-, recently Mr H1ll is lmprovt.ng and baby spe'll the week from a loot lr.Jury. Mr. and M.rs I\OSCOO Lt)VI'ence. Mr and Mrs flymond !'aulk· School 'lltendance h'uid'' Mr1. ner ond aon Freddie Wakely, WI!The4e_SundaY ' wile aod daughter BreJida of The \'oullll People's Claoa o( Columbua visited Sr•tw:day unhl Morr1a. Chlllol Church mef at Monday with Mrs. Lillie F'rao.IS tiome o! ~ary and Carl Walton: Mrs. Dorothy Janey and daugh· Wednesday evenlnl. The evening 1tilrlh<lay, ter ~re viSiting her parents, 1lr was spent playlnf games and J.' Miss Bernice Swan spent a day aboq busiDest session with Wilma John10n ~ attending were Miriam W R Swan waa a VISitor m Smith, KathrYn Bailes, Charles Columbus Wednesday Holter, Chul.. Lawrence, Mary Wallop, Cui Wil1ton, Linda nnd DOWNINGTON BillY Pickens Wllladene and car-, The throe ch!ldren of Mr. and o)yn 'Randolph and Frank ami Mrs. James Philips celebrated Thelma W~l"n. ' there birthdays Saturday at the APPLE GRO""' home of M1· and Mrs. Charley ·• -"' King. 1'hc children, Connie, 6, Mr. and Mrs Waite~ McD~Oi Shirley, 9 and Jimmie, 10, w~o eel· Mr. .and ltlrs. Larry Early and ebrated his birthday late, each dauRhler and Charles McDade and' had a pin< and white ' birthday aon, M1ke, all of Troy, ·spent the cake The) had spent the summer week end with' Mrs Walter Roush IQ Zanoovlllo The children re and familY. lolra Early gave birth' cel11ed several nlee :!Ill! and the to a aon, . l.awrence F;ugene, d day was completed with a wiener Melp G~nerol Hoapltal, Sunday roast and fl!hinl later In the 111ornlng and had to remain lor 'r even1n11. longer tim• wltb relaUves. Mr and Mrs Edward King had !lr. and ~a Barney O'Brien ., their guests, Mr King'a dau•h· and family, .Junction Clty,.and Mr. • and Mro. Ce<:il HUI, of Columbus, ter, Freda and husband and five spent tbe week end With Mr. and children, Akron, this put week. lira. Ernest Clark. Conn1e Phdllps hes been Ul the , past week with the llu Mr. ant!' Mrs. Richard Frlerid of Mr. an Mrs Edward King and Columbus l!lent the week end With sona, Billy, Jack1e and Eddie, Mrs. Rudy Rilfie and Owen Hall: spent theiT vocation in Akron, 0, Mrs O'(en Anderson, Antlqultv, where they have several rel•t1ves 1spent Sa)ll[day •llernoon with Mr and W• Franklin King and ~~'""'" Rooah,'a~d ·son , " " ....., , son, Colunlnus, spent the week 1 Mr. atid Mrs. iturnr Wo!fe and end w1tb W11llam King of thlsj fatt\Uy of Hebron,' spept the week ploce and other relatives in Mid· end with ,theiT parenll, Mr and dleport Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and Geor1e Haymm '" · • Mrs. Tl\u• Pickens and Mrs !tlr& Laura Heiney Is vlslltng Richard Lee spent Friday and Sot· Mr, and Join, Bill Shumwl)) at urday m Athens •• RUest& of Mrs Parkeraburg, W Va. Nettle Belle Ptekens • Mr. an~ Mra Warren, Wolle of Mr. and Mrs Dale Hlll and soDJ Easl Liverpool and Hr. and Mra. have returnrd from a vacation at CIIHDCO Parions aon of Niagara Falla a~4 Lake Erie lumbu1 called Mrs. Goldie Adams, Homer Sbarpaa<k Roush and daushter, MIIB Mlldred1 Jack Mr. '"d Mrs, of Canton, visited friends ana James Blosser, llr. relatlvea. 'and t:di\1 Mra. Edlaon Brace and aon, Jim, GJO<j>kner a\tended the Weaver Reunion Sun· Forked day at Dayton. BATTERIES. GOEGLEIN GRAVEL'CO. ' ,By Inn• I. fhlt ' ft"" ...,•• Ill L.~' ,._ 6t "'IIIN.....,,.,""'" . l!l S,tar . '• * · - · · · · ·' ~ · :.,~·~ Free lnstclhtataqn ,. . ·~·TIRE$:. ;c8bl ' • OfDlDI!' ---- •~QP M~~-~~S IJ) i ~ wlll take noUce I that on the 19th day of August, and Joseph 1953 the platnlll, Flora Stelly, as '~ ' llitll)llli eomfOf;.-111\d ~'U know lhe(rf ,, lilft 'from cold drilllal ~1'•1 1111 cl'lf J,O • &tJiaD~. uc~u~~¥•.•~. ~ 911' bllJa, too, wllh tolem&n llluelllNio{l bumtr. ' .~ ( ~ l J ~ • II"' ' ' ·· , ' . •1 Co R d Ate )'hC}'Ud'"'.] a BtJubiu "'AlLY c;ooo·;j,s·w·o,R 'D P'.tt' ~~~f r;, ,.,J F ' SRttUtJlru rom ~dd}e· ( , .' t ·' t · T k 1\hOtner LObi'1!1 re •.t ~oftnny Applmed become Ia· IIJOUs ,to ~oate~lty fpr ttavellnr through Onto 1 ~ pioneer doys plantln• apple trees 11 be ped· • ,... ld 't died hli WlltOI but he •vu n ~aye kept up with ' Ml41!1eport's Rev. Koward Ruppelt who has 96,000 miles on his two yesr old speeaometer. , '''rt' Rev Rup~lt, or "Gurlf" ,as he I. populari.J' known. ~urne~ last W\IOk~n~ from another 1 of bls Jaunts that tool;, him~~ the Old South 1!14 ~ f.u; n~h and eut as W~lngtnn, D. ' C. Enroute with his mal~~~ Mrs c. E ft~pJM!\l of Lont ' 11e$;h, Miss., tlltou)b TeiiDiille~ ;l •lOr was made lh a qUab\t ~d t\ny PrOSbylelllh CHuroh II!Jbe south· ern nart of lhe stat" Tlle'leijvlce llias ~lmple ahd devbtit bll! It "" marked lor the Midd!Opoj'l Pr.,. byte"an paito• bf a ladY II> ~r~acKinr him alterwarllS li~d ex· .claiming: . ~P~~~~~t"\~!11~d':Y•~pened (o. "wby, l saw ;YU~ at •t.ft~ J!ytlod , • day totaled ' $4,0~9,01J4. bringing in Wooster ,lilt sitdilner. ; !he total dollar value of 'contra<ts 'The Teilh~ase~ ~~~~ 1tecllljd pul up !Qr bids to dale this year I Rev Ruppelt ,wall, 'tiu\ he >a4111 t· to $72.3{17,969 ted here to S~>mt eln&atrilolhe~t B1ds were opened 1 today on b .. u.en abl• to re· area projects t!l ' over nn 1 av1? , MEIGS COUNTY . Reeonstr~ct call nls new ltlend at Wo08ter one-half m:le of state route 660 The tr~yoler >pe~l abOUt t~r!c ancl build a new ~ntlnitoUs con· we~ki In l!J.!i(llliPPI, vl!ltiltl Ne\v e!'fle slab bridge over WMt • Orleans a pltritb'er Of tli!fe'i with Branoh of Shade R1ver in Bed· rrleuijs and relatives. He lelt fdtd Township Date set lor oom· here Ay& 2~ for Walh\nilb,~ . D p!et1on J• July 31. 1956 ' c a\oppln~ In Mladle~ort bll. tHe Herman !l Hune o(\ Marietta, w~y ' / Ohio, sVbm1tted ~he a)lparent low • b1d of $62,042.41 Department tn Washlnflon he 'vlolted hls estl01ate was . $81,200 00. . , 11.1ter's family, Mr and Mrs D. D • GALLIA COUNTY Resurface reaser who were surprl&ed to one and SIX teli)bs miles o! state Jlhd t~eir visitor in tW• mornlqg route 588 m G:iiilpohs Township curled up aleeplhg lh lhe seat 61 Dote set lor completion is Octo hu car In their dnveway b'er 31 ID57 · He had arrived too late the Stan(oard A.<phalt & Tar Co, of at2hl before to "~tSturti the Charleston, W Va, subln1Ued lal'mly in their sleep" T~e Fea· the appar~nt low bid of $~,. sers had moved !o a new1 s~an~e ~18 so. Departme~t ~Jill\qtc '1M• ~»~~n~[ tq ,)VHI;~ e~en, m ~t opoll• $2551000 ~ tan po ICC were unable 0 (rec1 GALLIA, MEIGS, ' MORGAN film , ciuslni h~ late arrival AND NOBLE COUNTIES Resur. face lour mile! of state route 775 GIANTS SIGN ROOKIIS in Walnut Township, Gallaa NEW YORK UP- ihe New County and two and one-quarter York Giants have sla\)td 1 lour m1lc! of state route 680 1n Bed· yoLlths tCJ non-bonus tontracts ford Township, Me1gs County. Two and one·teplh 11\l)es ol and a•ugned them to teams In their farm ll)'stem. They ore Jam· state route 555 tn Homer and os Herrick, a 21 year old pitcher Union TownsMps, !tloPgan Coun· from Lunenbyrg, ltlaSB ; Cbarlea ty, and two mllcs of state rqute 574 in Wayne TGWIISblp, Noble Schaeler lB year old shorf,stOp lrom Sll'atford, , Conn , Anthony County Completion date Is ~et Schaefer, 8 year old shortstop for October 31, 1957 from Bellport N Y, and Ronnie Shelly Company ol Thornville, Ohio, submitted the apparen~ tow StearnS. a 21 year' illd pitcher bla of $13,83610. Department from Sprluglle,ld, M!"· estimate was $12,090 ilo 1 l H"''.f'- THE'f GOT A WEAKNESS FO' FOOO - OIAJNL~ BECUZ THE'f ~EVAHGIT NONE!.'- �\, Pomeroy.Middleport;O., Sept. 8,1957-7 ( DaOy,Sen~ln'l only ehlld, tlllfwt1. He I• nlll!' a Journalist and photo~rapher 1or 1:~;-:;;--:AA• 1\lpm C. S.h!Yemlelri, {>retldent of Vaart Land, a dall! Norwe11an li'SI!' 10 "f8Jll A • IIi• obiHOilqcii 'DtlAmerlca~ !lap· , newspaper ~nder Ch~!itlan •lllll•· , • • 1f • ~ilhl )!ell, ctaoblti\11! ' agement. (Conllnu'~ '''· ~ ;o~~ on,) 1 '1111! Jve(W!J!.,itart.ed t~e mlaslon ----:-' ·ehurebes \~ tti~~Ali~ratiO.'~Ill 'be wl*i In W~ll~, ~h' ,jh~ nnrlhern ilven durin~, the morning malon part 61 tlie Cq,nso,,with' one other 10~ and tll'e ap~akcr will be' 'Dr. Pa~) mlselonary , ltt t922/1fo~~ ·~ije~o ' Judson ftl:ori'la, eW~tly~ 1 ecra~jY, are tweptf~ ml,~!i6i\1i~; lw;,tour of Uie Obi~, llDRillii"Cbrtft!nllb!lr m~tn \IJiioqib W.~l!' •nA a num 1 GhnvJUel,Spl\l)lal musl~ In ' t~e J>tr pi •9)11•!\•tton• ! a9ped by. pal' morn1111 Wlll' bo.etl>en by tbe well· 11¥•& Baplized ;ne tle~NP, hn• nos:~~\t~~',aliW: lion Bap,~lt ~~~9)'• _L' ,' i ll' ,,, I rsa~~~~~ *-VP91~\t~.t·OOO,,IJ!,'PrilJ'4~ 1er !n t!),O afternoon Mia f. H. Sic· ltlo~ tilere ar~ · """ nallve leach· 1 pherljiln, p'9tllerct.· president ~ .r, an4 evang,llats ··~potted by tfte Wohi'en'• Misi!Obai'y SOI!iely of' the natiYe &4utth, and · 4,00Q chll· An ticket ,;uJng p(o; !he' IIGBi\ Tim preside with Mrs dre~ 1n gr~mh!ar sehool. There " gram will held be&lnnlng the ; Briggs IC~~y:• ehelhlre, a1 devo· a school to ~rain 1e,~hers and also l)r1t of next week, and alre~d'y aptlollal leirtbr. • pne to tlam evailtellsts Nurse~ proximately 20 resldenll ha;l'e viii· 'l'h! Cheslllre Baptist 1Youth tiav~ been tJ;alned to carry out the unteered their service• lo aell!nl 'Choir 'will present two n11111bers medical work. tickets during the twot weeka to alid Dr. !vmen will be one of the King BSud~uln ~r, Belg1um pr~· help a"u" the auccesa of the two st>-Rkers. !ented Mr Iversen with, the Gold proJeht Dr. Arthur E Basil<~ aulotont I Medal of the Ofllet 0! the Ro)'nl More indivlduala are needed, td Dr Morris, will apeak ~DIL !be ' I,lon lor outstnnding servtce In the however, to help With the cain· progre.,l report of the Ohio Ba\h Congo when ·he left the field lor palgn and any realdent wlah11lg tlit Camp Camp•lgn will Iii! given deputation m his native Nor)"aY to help Is requested to contact by the campaign director, Dr. C In 19SI. H~ retirevn 1053 after Mrs P•a1l 1\'elker, ~s Olive In· R Osborne . , , Wl'lllng sixteen boo s on the Con graham, Mrs Elleerl ~11\Vm, l!rs; n ,1 .. tl go Elmo Russell, Bill Childs or Bob 11 1 Hoeflich , "'epartmon • repons 'f/1 given by Norma Sm'dfr, Jaeli!ah, While atudy1ng at the Baphs\ There· are s~veral ether dulles Baptist Youth Fellowship; ~II', arid Theological Semjnary In Oslo, Mr w'b!Ch lliuilt Ill. poliO~j\led lo car· Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, ~~1l('e Mrseh w•s a pupil of the Rev ry throuV~ on the proJect and ll'ltl; Young Adblt Fello\l'!hih, 1Dr. t.rnnld T Ohm, ge~er.,l ·~•· an'r ma'n or woman In the county Willl~ln j Boll>mln ' Jaclaoh, retary, Bapllat World Atbance H! .,. . ' :M: •' F Uo h" Jn' j ~ 8~ •ttended'llueknelt Unlvel'lllly Lew· wishing !0 • he1P 11 • 180 ~equested >,hfn~eq~ rJd:e~~t. W~m~n's Mls· )8burg, -'!'~nnsylvanla, !Qr : pbst to_ ~·~tat! Qne of the lnd1~lduals ~\qo•rr s~ 10 tr, ltioa. 1\alph t: gra~uate w?t•k; sl,udlM a\ the Llv· ~~~abov~ . , . . _ _ Ztlnlet, eomer~y. 'l!oard of ,Chris· ln!I'\On Melliclll Co11ege, London, it ·, lldh t;<~ueatlon, t!IJ> R~v. w. I.uth· EngiaM, for ·Q)tA year: end took !Uelf'S• 08 8 l!r Tracy, mo Ghhde, Pastors' the required c~urie In tropi';al 1:1 · , Col!ll~il nldlclne J\ BHI•Ifels, Belgium b.. 1"" A bh~quet.~lll be hel~ at 6 p f6re 6nle~lng the lteld. '• f h • t:Q Ul l iji. wlih adql~ at the F)rsl Bitptrat ~lrso lv~~~eft II pre-11den,t o , t e " , , ' ,, ,'(:h~reh and th~ Youtij, •t tfie Cam· NqrlvfJII~,Bll~tl~t WQ!!en. u~~n rghw~y brian Hotel Ba~guet Hall and a member Ofithe ."aprlst Ml~ , ,., 0 , 'tho evllnin!f. !~aslon wll ftt le:<l sion Boar~. in Nlll'r'a!": Shili~fved Sei•ed bids were opened ~ay by WllllaUJ J J!o\W!an, Pri81~eri • wilh hEr busbart~ .,f(om 1-Eit ,to by the Deparlrilent 'ol HIJh~t;iys Fellowship arta lMtlillatlbns',of 01·) 1937. ilef?re,-r~t~,r,,tng to h~e for , 40 mon hlrhway Jiilprcveftcers Will be conducted tiy Wll· lo see to tile educat(o6 of 1 etr, JIICnt projects 'l'l\051:( projects, pdti of,Gdvernor O'lielll's hal· "' •K I):, •need slate·wlde hlghwfY pto· eram, involve improvements to F• 1 T ' . ' 1 • I I M• l re'• J I I - Pmk Mexicans, Secontl Bouse East fomatoe~ larg~", Lega' 1 Nellie Pearl unknown non-ada from "'h oul hou5e Wr.:1. H. Ruoter, both of whom reside at Administratrix of the estate of Holmes, syracuse, Oh1o. 1611 Hunter Street, Wllkmsburl, Waller Lottridge, deoeased. filed 8·13-t! __ _ ·-- Pennsylvania will take notice that her petitUon agaiN! tbem Jn the " or Rent Paul S ·Smart, Guardlln of Flor- Probatl! Court of h!elgo Cfli~nW, ,JO-F Or Sol .ence Lucy Stevoru, an lncompe- Oh1o, being Cause No. 15,698, lor SINESS Grocery store ltellntd, ohnllhpe 31tst daly ofbJuiPry, lb9$'1, tho sale of certain real estate for, GOOD BU e s et1 10n n t e o ate the payment 01 debts of ~aid deced· and Equ 1pment Good s!Zed lot. c t wlthl• and 1or the County ent, which real estate 18 doscrlbcd RATES Located m Rutland Vlllage •o1our u 1gs and state o1 0h10, CIBe as follows: ... Very re ~sonably priced. P r No. 16,~36, all~ging lhat his Ward I ee111 word, one W.rtioo. Hlnlmum chuge 60<.-4 .'enll health reason lor · retlreme I I! Btlzild of the undivided three- ated In the Vlllage ur romeroy, 1101[ 11Ul'd br lbree CGDHcutlvr lnBtrtions • Phone 24934 Mrs. W. S. Up- fourths mterest 1n the following County of Me1ga and State of Ohio 8pBtlal- Ono molllh for 25 eenta per word singer 8 30 Bte described real estate situ.ated In and bounded and deacribed aa lol· !UIJ nte of 2 eenta per W01d will be [har!ed lor advertising U 101 paldlor bdore the 151b of each moo h fo lowing ln<ertlon - - --d T the County o! Melga, State of Ohio tows Betng 11tuated In the Vlllago, linn In Advertising-Should be reported Immediately. The (II ) W ante 0 UY I ami Village or Middleport. to.wlt· of Pomeroy and more parlleu!arl1 JJ.111 r..nllnol >"U 1101 bo reaponslole lor mo•e thsn one lnccr _ __ 1 Situated m the Village of Mid· bounded and deseribed as follows M lllllertlOII, _ lor 4 or 5 dleport, County of Me!~s and State Lot Number Twenty·t~ree (23) dl· Cord of 1'banka ond S1IOda1 Notleea of Events $1 00. Obltuarloa J Used coal -:-lu-rn_a_cc Wdl pay mh Sec of Ohio and In One llundrea Acre vldlng In the cenler from \he front Jllblidled It I eent per Word. room b01150 Irene lleltger, Harn 1 Lot No 157, being a lot Forty.flve to the rear Aloo, the conc\ll'I'Onl ()f wnte o 95-ltp 1~teet more or l•so on Grant Street right of easement to use tbe Alley ~'UR SALt: LIVIng Room Smte SODVIllC, ( IJ Not1ces - - - - - - · - In sa1d VIllAge on4 running bock between the ibove deserthed prol" lnquar~ lttynolds Da1ry Store, Mid~loporl at that width to the aliPY, aald Jot erty and the Weste1iy poe hall of 9-4 3lc HtMIII.;;....,. ,.,;--an d · range. •Ph.~~~ lying between the Conoer 'and !lao said Lot Number Twenty three (23) bJMilte LUQ•r• - Lane Ced1r Sectwul fol di ng g<~ ro g c doo1 RcRfr~gerator acme 3684 ....... ~ Martin Iota on said street· Said easement right is to continue ·.~ - LAU Window Fanocomplete w1th h<Jrdware 8x7 Convcnhonat washer, rea80n;ble That the Defendant, Nelllo Pearl for the benefit of the heirs, oue· dsire Rafrl&entcrs. 96-tllp H C8lrns Box 177 Racine Kueker, Is the owner of an undl· ce!SOrs and asslgno in ownership 11br P•mltort, MIHI1110tf, Ohle Call 335Y g 5.fit ' ' · vlded one·!ourth mterest in sat! of the property abuttmg on said • 2D tl a lingle and l twin WIRdOW :i P - -- - -- real eatate; that Joseph Bucker lr alley. • 1 All 24 x 24 Three light top 3 Kittens need !lome Seven "'e t enliUed to dnwer'ln the Interest of , ( 12)._ ._ On t e d t Cll\ n said Nellie Pearl Rucker. and, Tho poUtlon alleges tnat the per· weeks old House broken Call 1 and frame s <.: omplcte wllh cas lngs and wei g ht~ h1 good con That cly~e Mlllhone, 11 TreiB· sonal eatatc of gald d.cendent IS 35z.J. · IHJ·Jtc dltlon Sec Jl,Jrlcy llanmg Flat· WANTED: 1o rent 3 or 5 room urer of Meigs County, Ohio, bas a not tufllelent to. paY debts and wOOds Rd Phone 858 Y llomc AUCTION SALE furniShed house or aportment. lien against said real ..tate for the obbgatlons ol sa1d estate and that evenings 94-Stp Call James Thabet Ben Frank- taxes and It Is iif'cesmy to sell said real Household rurnHur~ from four bn Store, New Haven, W. Va. ' 01tate for the payment of the bedroom house Some antiques, IJ.5-3tc That James A Slnaer Is the only same. ineludlng marble top dresRcr, ~oal furnm Good condition Al•o gas and 01 1 healers Phone :-::-::-:-~· --: - - heir at Jaw .nd n~xt of ~lq of said The prayl:l' o! lhe. pelltion is mahogany love·scat, wash bowl 6366·M IJ.I>3tc , ( B) For L~ose Ward, a resident qf the State. of that said re.t estate be aold for and matC'hmg !Oap dish from England Voses, sail and pepper 300 bales o/ goo•! nuxcd hay Ro 1 Ohio, and that there are no other I the payment of debt! of said dec.. collection, glassware, jugs, jnrs bert 11111 . IH 1 Reedsville .~ persons who have an Interest In dent and costa ol administering buttons, p1cturcs, ol her mis· o 9 6 3t~ Service Station lor lease Doing laid real eState, and, the estate' and for other relief. tellaneous 1terruJ Tuesday, Sept - - - ---gcnd bulneaa. UOnd location. That It " nece88ary to sell said Said defendan~ are required to 10, 1957, 10 30 a m ot Smlbh 2 lou R• ..onuble Out of htgh Extra large JOrVIfe baya, Very real eatate to pay debta of the answer said petit on on the 28th water On good hard road E reaaonable rental _ Small CRpl· Ward and to pay lor her support. day ol September 1951 or judge· Rickard residence, New Haven Locu•t Street, Pom•roy, 0 Con I 1 1 The prayer of th• Petition Is for m•nt will he taken against them d Ph W Va. tact Clar111da Ebersbach, 105 . ta n..stment requ 1re one the ule of the enUre lntemt In fLORA STEm, aa Admin· Usrold Goddard auctioneer Wright Str<, l, Pomeroy, 0 j 372. 9·5 3tc ~aid real estate pursuant to the lstratrlx of the estate el ~2tc 9·Mtc provisions contained in Section Walter Lottrldge, deceased. -.,.---'--7" - -Appointment, 1tter 7 P M 2127 08 of the Ohio Rovloed Code, WEBSTER & FULTZ . Wrl~ht's Barber Shop, Rutland, 200 ft'ycr:o~ Fmc· for frcrlmg • and lor such other relief " may Attorneys lor Plalnttll Ohio 9-5 31< Ready to go 3 to 4 lbs Rog'! be proper. (8) 2. A, 18, ~3. 30,; (9) 6, 13 7k Rose fhone 902·M 9 5 31c Room• for rent Kitchen prtvileg· The persons first above men. lj:o Cream Social, Sat n'ght Sept " Phone 906 M 9-IHtp ti0ned wlll further take notice that • ?lb at Tuppera Plains M01hodtst PotatoCI lor sale U S No I 3 rooms and bath Furnuhcd they have been made part1es de $2 25 per hundred at farm ~ Church Ple and cake served Contact Oma M nlgomcry Ra· felldant to said Petltloo and that Phone 273 ot cuntacL Hyatt 0 , with home made ice cream John Elwood of Kaclne, Cine, Ohio 9.e.atc they will be I:OQuire to onswer t,he willRe~ hold Pal'llons, Portl>nd, 0 9.5-61p ' Z,cryone welcome 04·3tp <'.ommunlon services _i same on or before tho 2111 day of here Sunda~ morning at e 30 •~ 8eptembor, 1957 • No buntln~ allowed on my farm For Sale 2 year old colt Western alated by Rev. Workman Aportmenl lor ronl 4 rooms and Paul S Smart, Guardian Pleasure InqUire Reynolds , day or p!lhl Faye Powell, ·, 1 bath. Adults only Phone 440M Florence Lacy Stevenl1 Gene Beeele ond daughter, Miss Dairy Slore Middleport 9-4 3tc , cine, Ohio 9-4.Jtp Lois, of New Bhghton, Pa , visited or 24-Y 8-2IJ.IIte an Inco111petent, over the week end With Mr and Plalntl!! ·14) Annouracements New 16 ga pump gun $60 00, Nice furnlsf cd apartment in Ml8· W•bsler and Fultz Mrs. Hersch•! Roush and daught· '. elnglc Larrcl 20 ga $2&00 18 dleport. S rooms and bath Call Attorneys for Plaint!!! era and Mr. and Mrs T1tus Pickens Mr and Mrs Edison Brace and .IRTH ANNOUNCIMENT inch Jig Saw $25 00, Black and - 6~70:,__ - - - - ~~· (8) a. 9, 18, 23, 30, (8) 6, 6tc 'l'bl.blrtb,Qf a,new cart,the Jldael, I '!'OJ Tree Doll and 2 pups I.chiildrtm vtsltcd relatlves In St 1 • 1 If aluu!UnUd by Fold ltlotor corn• ~&IJQ. l' lnyd Wtse,- Bailey Run Furnl~hed room apartl!lent P , ,, 'll. NOTittv'a , and 4ltended the ._111 of''ilearbom, Michigan. You 1. Road: ~omeroy 94 Stp Pomeroy. •PhQne 3S7.J ~~~ !.1\'1 1 'I'1 Pvenang ~ ' ere eordlally invited to '"" thll --_...... ., \H)orge Stu ef, whll'e la!tt newest addition to the Ford Fam· necondltloncl Singer rorlable ~ room furnished apartment 206 known place of retldence was Ro. Mr an ~trs Ralph Durst of lly of Fine Cars at your noareot Electric Scwmg M,ohinc New M~lbcrry Ave Phone 378 well, Arkansas, and whose ~rosen! Sprtnglleld wero decent visitors l!dlel dealer. Molor New cmywg cnsc, allj 9·0'3tc place of rosldcnce 18 unknown and with )Irs Ott Arnott and family. - - -- - • new ~lrwg, o ycur Guara~otee Flir ie~izi;.;;i;;n Laddert, cann~~ byra~nable ~~~~renc~ be Mrs John Stobart and her bouse (8) AutJ Soles Free ~el o! attachments '"lh llcaf.Jld Mardi, Drop ~1othl, ascer ne ' ary ,_ u e, w ose auest, MilS Hazel Kenyon of Prov· 1 Sl 16 Solri t 1m!INI Suppl y Clinton F''her Middle rt. last known plo<e of mldence was tdenee, R L were vis1tors last 111111 Plymouth VB Belvedere ' Oose out ,.1e only $!4 00 Pay Pboneii2M.X. • po 111 tr 1~810 Cleero Avenue, Tlr.ley Park week in Columbus wtth Mr and f1,?95 2 ~r liard Top Cpe $! 60 Weekly Fnr Free llome - ·- · _ _ _ ll1lnols, and whoao preaent place of !lru. Ralph Wills , Sharp In condlt1on Smart '" call Huntln~ton Ja 3-&1> ) For Rent or Sole rbealdenee lsb unkd~o,:"n anbd canno~ Mrs Annie Mae Graham and 1 7 00010 "new look" tlylc PowcrOite or writ(' Howehold Sewing, AlB \ 16 e rea,sona e haaence e ucer children of Milton, lnd , VISited , Blaetlnm, Pomeroy, 0 9-8-Bt•· 3 d A 11 nltnglon w va talned: Violet Bryan, whose last Mrs. Virgil Rous~ recently ' ~ Chevrolet 11 ton Pickup usc corn picker and three. 1known place of residence was Pa· Mrs. J D Roulh oT Letart call· 9~ 6t Pvc ' " · - ' -- - - Good """ pomt hitch plow Ms)lord Har·1 duca, Kentucky, and whoae pre ed on Mrs L L Nice, last week !,tiD LWB Less than 10,600 "'· Racine, o. Phone 8659. rent place o! residence Is unknown Miss Kathryn Philson of Ala· ' actual nlll" Almnst like !bel Trailers 9-4.JI< and cannbt, by rcaaonable dill boma apent her vacation with her ___ _ _ _ genee be ascerlslned; Mae Price, parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Phil· ' dar it w'tla sold. Blaettnm, , Pomeroy. 0 96-&tc ~OWl ( Employment whoae 1111 known place of resl· eon, and sister, Mr. and Mrs Ther· ' 1 129 donee waa 814 Wayside Drive ean Johnson and other relatlvea Pontiac 8 Star Chle · ' · 0 Save UOO In •10~0 Wonted south Charleaton, Weal. VIrginia, Mr. George Brace and friends Converilble Cpo New top Hy Ono, Two and Three Bedrooms •and wh08e preaent place of resl· of 8~ Albans, w. Va., VISited over dromatlc drive All leather 1 Jarae stock muot go. Bring your Wmleo-PAPEII H.>NG!NG-~D dince lr unknown and cannot, by Lober Day with the Edison Brace . . teotl. Showo extra good care desire• and your problems yean es~erlenct. Free et'l ' reuonable diligence be ascertain· family. Blaettnan, Pomeroy, 0 D.tJ.iltc we're deahnr on the very low mates, I. v. Reldn411, Raclr. • ed· Leo Knowlel, whoae place or Jack Baker and Buss Sellers of move In tomorrow. Try us. Box 121, Ohio. 7.S." reitdence Is ~nknowtl and eannat, Portland, spent Sunday w1th Geo 111111 Buick V6 Super. $2,690 4 4r. "Hard Top" Sedan Power eat poulble termal by reasonable dllllence be aseer· Parsons Ml" Hazel Kenyon of Provl· • TIN WIDTHS (20)Buslness Servlr.et talned: and the unkoown stoerlnr and Brakes. R • H Kaallf aharp. Now ono cost t HUGI IILECTION belr, devlaeeo, !e1atee' ad· dence, R. L, haa been spending her $4,8t6.00, Blaottnan, Pomeroy, Many reconditioned used one Haulln1 sorvlce (or filtered, soft mlnlatralors, executors and allal&ns vacation with her cou1lns, Mra O. o.o: 6tc and two hedroom trailers wntor tn rural cuatomers Rea· of Leo Knowles, if he be deceased, John Stobart and Mr~. George Krl· I'REE DELIVERY ' - QUICK! sonable ratea Good, mo soft whose names and places of reo!· der of Racine 111113 Dnd&e va 2,-dr. 1?96 Cor· Open 7 Daya A Week water Phone 110-X or 397. dence II unknown; the un· Charles Foster, who has employ· ment on the river, is vtsltml his ;.".': ~f:;-Jub~u~:;·~~lo:!~;: Wavtrly Mobile ~~~n Soli Water Service :~~:.• d:~~ .o~h!!l~~mes~~~ family, Blaettnors, Pomeroy, 0 D.tJ.iltc TI!!MITII IICTIIIMINATI'il plaeea , ~~ r e sl den c e are Buleks 11 low ~ Five U.l. 23 tauth For lite lnapectlon pb;me 8..-ll, WAYIItLY. OHIO Glll!lora Sup,Jy Store, Pomoro1.. (20 lnsurqnct •better buyo". 0no or those ean owned bY local merchant ·- - - _ __,_ AU' ,ork .IUII'Inleed. Full!' ~~ ~-&;1.. -one owner- low mijeaao. Blaot· ,,oR lALII 1und. Valiihm'l Jnduetl'lal t1111 f'!lll 'lt'!Pt'• hllilrlllee Alt!IIIJ, tnan, Pomeroy, 0. 0 IHJ.6tc Far Roa~ouranl! or Schoolo· New Reallti.tlal Termlta Conlrol sef. Kld411~ ,, .. • AutomobP• -,--- - Slain!"' Re!rlaerator. 32 ca ~ce. St Maeya, w. Va. 7 20,. ~dl. Pba' G l ~ AutoS.rvices ft, 2 door, oomplot•. w1tb unit ~uatom Built Klrclien:-Klte"' _..;..:.:. ' ' ' \ p! l - _.- w11 11130 00 now $600 00. Guar dotiRned lor your home. l"ree COJIIIi.l'lllllllfll'laet Pnlllcttoa, lo & IAWWII08 IIOlll Ql, - M antecd JACK'S REFR!GERA estlma!08. Foreman " bolt Ult. o\ult. l'ln, Pollt. Cill Dal c; 'IJrerUr Unict. Dll TION, NEW HAVEN TU·23537 Phona 62M·Y. 8-f.U 1 .,.:MI:::;IIilli.~ll;rl~tldli~;urL~ObiG.~;....,- ., , _ 1127. Hid& ,._ a.Jf.20tp I" WdD :r-.4IODGI • I'I.'-OU'I'B ,-o-a"'&A,_..;LE----:A-pp-,lo-,-:N;;;-}1; &ADIO 1 TllJMiliON BdVICI. POl CONSI$TBNT DEPENDABLE IESVL'I'R WA.NT ADS PtiONE 398 ~ t:/ - --- B . ---- -- -- I W ---- - -- -1 r-----------. I I 114) For Rent PLANTS ........ - --- -- I * :?.t' 1 Buy 'liM lSI 04 Home Sa'IS iiiia A9t For Sale 1 1 11 nn Orchard, New Havon. Phone TU·21881· T-l1811 GRAV!Lif 1liACfOR 11ALD ll'd lltrt108. lt. A. J'inlaw, 511 & \fain St., Pomeroy l'bont s;Jt), Cleland Appllanlt Stant ut w.llablst.. PomtrOt. wa.u ?·24·:1'1~> QUICX S!RVIC! on Wllllb &.. pairlllJ h7 fWrJ Trallltd watchmaker, UOLIM .110 tl!lRB. Ponti'01 I.S.t! READY MIXED $299.00 II BAKER CONCREJ'E and WASHED SAND &GRAVEL I 1 1 I coNcm7i3 ,::- 11.1 -· • Mrs Nettle A!elQinder, Clairton, Pa., called l'ecently on relative• and friends at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayman alld family of Columbus were re· cent euesll of Mr. and Mrs. w. !1. Ha~man . , , The Racine F1re Department was called here lo extinl\liah a floe on the !awn of the Charles Foster home which did ,coruld~able dam· aae to the rear of tht 'Methndlat Churth. Cause of the blase II un· ' ' . : ball , - ., RO,dlty Down1nl IN9~4fl ~"~CI GB1JI8U BLCICK ClO. ACCIDIN'I 1 ~i!tti~ =tlir:.l:· . Ult 1 fitTii.O;. "~if" ' ' ...• . , 11 • ~ $trvice Entrance Qn :Second $~. .f t ; • . Convenient • Moore's ' Budget' Terms at Busy • ~ 10 Wallll' tbt~drtD CGII play oa I ,.,. r ... ~ Middleport I MUFFLERS . il' I "'-. • Phon• ' J9a,· ·' ' • * ""' 1\uljlllall~ ·ltNIHo I " so:~~~:;~~~: l~~t:r ~:e~~~ '\ SEAT COV~RJ : ~ ' I ' Mrs ~dltb Bahr and J!rs. H,lcn' Bailey ¢ Ath~D> spent 'l'lleiday .. , n! laat week with •lo!rs. ltlal'y, Ba~ , ~e ley, 1 '' ........... known. * P11Warer1,0111o Iii I PARKER RUN 001 Ito It C@ w-. .,_, - ...... Ia employed by ura baa been unable to work-this week due to lllneu !lr. and Mrs. CIIJI'Iea Elba of columbUJ ooent tbe week end with Mr. .,Od Mra. Edward King and fanuly. !lr. and Mrs Walter King and daughter• nloved to near Bradbury Jaat soturday. They :ecently came from Columbus to spent a lew weeks with relatives before mov. Mr and Mr~ Allen Bally of Bashan and !Irs Belle QuiM of Cambridge were the ncent vial~ ors of Mrs Bertha Holter aod Thursday. ,' Lester Bally. MlBs AUco Faye Fiaher and a •i 1 frl d f c 1 b t th Mary Jo •nd ' P.oMm Roush ~~ , •r ~n o o um us apen e Labor Day va.. " tion on an a., 1. ,ttnded a party at the Wllh• Will 1 plane trip to Boston Wedn•sdiy I Mr and Mra. Charles lhle Sr. mg. Mrs. Clyde Wei! and daughter and Joho !hie were at the Mtlriet.l called on Mrs Mary ll1!lley Sunr ' • SPilLER Ia lair Monday. day and all spent the afternoon Week end guests of Mr and wi~h Mr!, Mar\ha Wolle. Rev. and Mrs Charlea Menough Mrs. Ernest Brewer and Sylvia Mr and Mrs Norman J(.lhnson 'of and two sons of Frederlctown, ;o., were Mr. and Mrs John Gloeckner were calllng on the Bally family and three children of Columbus Columbus, Mr. and Mru. RalP.h one day thiS week , Weekend (IIOals of ltlr ana Mrs. il1111ter an~ , daughl;er. Mr ~ •nd The Sunday Schoo! attendance Frank Holter apd familY were Mrs Mrs. HII'J'Y Brown and ch1h(ren last Sunday was 31; offering $'1.23. Ethel Cooper of Parkersborg ond were VIsitors of Mr. and Mra R'f'· seU Painter, ll~nd!IJ'. 1 Delbert Holter of Beverly Mr. wnd Mrs. Dana Holter Coolvdle spent Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holte\' Burt Davls vuited R D. Hill with Ml\ ana !Ira. C)arence Po••elltil ..:-;;- ·:, :.:·-..·-, recently Mr H1ll is lmprovt.ng and baby spe'll the week from a loot lr.Jury. Mr. and M.rs I\OSCOO Lt)VI'ence. Mr and Mrs flymond !'aulk· School 'lltendance h'uid'' Mr1. ner ond aon Freddie Wakely, WI!The4e_SundaY ' wile aod daughter BreJida of The \'oullll People's Claoa o( Columbua visited Sr•tw:day unhl Morr1a. Chlllol Church mef at Monday with Mrs. Lillie F'rao.IS tiome o! ~ary and Carl Walton: Mrs. Dorothy Janey and daugh· Wednesday evenlnl. The evening 1tilrlh<lay, ter ~re viSiting her parents, 1lr was spent playlnf games and J.' Miss Bernice Swan spent a day aboq busiDest session with Wilma John10n ~ attending were Miriam W R Swan waa a VISitor m Smith, KathrYn Bailes, Charles Columbus Wednesday Holter, Chul.. Lawrence, Mary Wallop, Cui Wil1ton, Linda nnd DOWNINGTON BillY Pickens Wllladene and car-, The throe ch!ldren of Mr. and o)yn 'Randolph and Frank ami Mrs. James Philips celebrated Thelma W~l"n. ' there birthdays Saturday at the APPLE GRO""' home of M1· and Mrs. Charley ·• -"' King. 1'hc children, Connie, 6, Mr. and Mrs Waite~ McD~Oi Shirley, 9 and Jimmie, 10, w~o eel· Mr. .and ltlrs. Larry Early and ebrated his birthday late, each dauRhler and Charles McDade and' had a pin< and white ' birthday aon, M1ke, all of Troy, ·spent the cake The) had spent the summer week end with' Mrs Walter Roush IQ Zanoovlllo The children re and familY. lolra Early gave birth' cel11ed several nlee :!Ill! and the to a aon, . l.awrence F;ugene, d day was completed with a wiener Melp G~nerol Hoapltal, Sunday roast and fl!hinl later In the 111ornlng and had to remain lor 'r even1n11. longer tim• wltb relaUves. Mr and Mrs Edward King had !lr. and ~a Barney O'Brien ., their guests, Mr King'a dau•h· and family, .Junction Clty,.and Mr. • and Mro. Ce<:il HUI, of Columbus, ter, Freda and husband and five spent tbe week end With Mr. and children, Akron, this put week. lira. Ernest Clark. Conn1e Phdllps hes been Ul the , past week with the llu Mr. ant!' Mrs. Richard Frlerid of Mr. an Mrs Edward King and Columbus l!lent the week end With sona, Billy, Jack1e and Eddie, Mrs. Rudy Rilfie and Owen Hall: spent theiT vocation in Akron, 0, Mrs O'(en Anderson, Antlqultv, where they have several rel•t1ves 1spent Sa)ll[day •llernoon with Mr and W• Franklin King and ~~'""'" Rooah,'a~d ·son , " " ....., , son, Colunlnus, spent the week 1 Mr. atid Mrs. iturnr Wo!fe and end w1tb W11llam King of thlsj fatt\Uy of Hebron,' spept the week ploce and other relatives in Mid· end with ,theiT parenll, Mr and dleport Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and Geor1e Haymm '" · • Mrs. Tl\u• Pickens and Mrs !tlr& Laura Heiney Is vlslltng Richard Lee spent Friday and Sot· Mr, and Join, Bill Shumwl)) at urday m Athens •• RUest& of Mrs Parkeraburg, W Va. Nettle Belle Ptekens • Mr. an~ Mra Warren, Wolle of Mr. and Mrs Dale Hlll and soDJ Easl Liverpool and Hr. and Mra. have returnrd from a vacation at CIIHDCO Parions aon of Niagara Falla a~4 Lake Erie lumbu1 called Mrs. Goldie Adams, Homer Sbarpaa<k Roush and daushter, MIIB Mlldred1 Jack Mr. '"d Mrs, of Canton, visited friends ana James Blosser, llr. relatlvea. 'and t:di\1 Mra. Edlaon Brace and aon, Jim, GJO<j>kner a\tended the Weaver Reunion Sun· Forked day at Dayton. BATTERIES. GOEGLEIN GRAVEL'CO. ' ,By Inn• I. fhlt ' ft"" ...,•• Ill L.~' ,._ 6t "'IIIN.....,,.,""'" . l!l S,tar . '• * · - · · · · ·' ~ · :.,~·~ Free lnstclhtataqn ,. . ·~·TIRE$:. ;c8bl ' • OfDlDI!' ---- •~QP M~~-~~S IJ) i ~ wlll take noUce I that on the 19th day of August, and Joseph 1953 the platnlll, Flora Stelly, as '~ ' llitll)llli eomfOf;.-111\d ~'U know lhe(rf ,, lilft 'from cold drilllal ~1'•1 1111 cl'lf J,O • &tJiaD~. uc~u~~¥•.•~. ~ 911' bllJa, too, wllh tolem&n llluelllNio{l bumtr. ' .~ ( ~ l J ~ • II"' ' ' ·· , ' . •1 Co R d Ate )'hC}'Ud'"'.] a BtJubiu "'AlLY c;ooo·;j,s·w·o,R 'D P'.tt' ~~~f r;, ,.,J F ' SRttUtJlru rom ~dd}e· ( , .' t ·' t · T k 1\hOtner LObi'1!1 re •.t ~oftnny Applmed become Ia· IIJOUs ,to ~oate~lty fpr ttavellnr through Onto 1 ~ pioneer doys plantln• apple trees 11 be ped· • ,... ld 't died hli WlltOI but he •vu n ~aye kept up with ' Ml41!1eport's Rev. Koward Ruppelt who has 96,000 miles on his two yesr old speeaometer. , '''rt' Rev Rup~lt, or "Gurlf" ,as he I. populari.J' known. ~urne~ last W\IOk~n~ from another 1 of bls Jaunts that tool;, him~~ the Old South 1!14 ~ f.u; n~h and eut as W~lngtnn, D. ' C. Enroute with his mal~~~ Mrs c. E ft~pJM!\l of Lont ' 11e$;h, Miss., tlltou)b TeiiDiille~ ;l •lOr was made lh a qUab\t ~d t\ny PrOSbylelllh CHuroh II!Jbe south· ern nart of lhe stat" Tlle'leijvlce llias ~lmple ahd devbtit bll! It "" marked lor the Midd!Opoj'l Pr.,. byte"an paito• bf a ladY II> ~r~acKinr him alterwarllS li~d ex· .claiming: . ~P~~~~~t"\~!11~d':Y•~pened (o. "wby, l saw ;YU~ at •t.ft~ J!ytlod , • day totaled ' $4,0~9,01J4. bringing in Wooster ,lilt sitdilner. ; !he total dollar value of 'contra<ts 'The Teilh~ase~ ~~~~ 1tecllljd pul up !Qr bids to dale this year I Rev Ruppelt ,wall, 'tiu\ he >a4111 t· to $72.3{17,969 ted here to S~>mt eln&atrilolhe~t B1ds were opened 1 today on b .. u.en abl• to re· area projects t!l ' over nn 1 av1? , MEIGS COUNTY . Reeonstr~ct call nls new ltlend at Wo08ter one-half m:le of state route 660 The tr~yoler >pe~l abOUt t~r!c ancl build a new ~ntlnitoUs con· we~ki In l!J.!i(llliPPI, vl!ltiltl Ne\v e!'fle slab bridge over WMt • Orleans a pltritb'er Of tli!fe'i with Branoh of Shade R1ver in Bed· rrleuijs and relatives. He lelt fdtd Township Date set lor oom· here Ay& 2~ for Walh\nilb,~ . D p!et1on J• July 31. 1956 ' c a\oppln~ In Mladle~ort bll. tHe Herman !l Hune o(\ Marietta, w~y ' / Ohio, sVbm1tted ~he a)lparent low • b1d of $62,042.41 Department tn Washlnflon he 'vlolted hls estl01ate was . $81,200 00. . , 11.1ter's family, Mr and Mrs D. D • GALLIA COUNTY Resurface reaser who were surprl&ed to one and SIX teli)bs miles o! state Jlhd t~eir visitor in tW• mornlqg route 588 m G:iiilpohs Township curled up aleeplhg lh lhe seat 61 Dote set lor completion is Octo hu car In their dnveway b'er 31 ID57 · He had arrived too late the Stan(oard A.<phalt & Tar Co, of at2hl before to "~tSturti the Charleston, W Va, subln1Ued lal'mly in their sleep" T~e Fea· the appar~nt low bid of $~,. sers had moved !o a new1 s~an~e ~18 so. Departme~t ~Jill\qtc '1M• ~»~~n~[ tq ,)VHI;~ e~en, m ~t opoll• $2551000 ~ tan po ICC were unable 0 (rec1 GALLIA, MEIGS, ' MORGAN film , ciuslni h~ late arrival AND NOBLE COUNTIES Resur. face lour mile! of state route 775 GIANTS SIGN ROOKIIS in Walnut Township, Gallaa NEW YORK UP- ihe New County and two and one-quarter York Giants have sla\)td 1 lour m1lc! of state route 680 1n Bed· yoLlths tCJ non-bonus tontracts ford Township, Me1gs County. Two and one·teplh 11\l)es ol and a•ugned them to teams In their farm ll)'stem. They ore Jam· state route 555 tn Homer and os Herrick, a 21 year old pitcher Union TownsMps, !tloPgan Coun· from Lunenbyrg, ltlaSB ; Cbarlea ty, and two mllcs of state rqute 574 in Wayne TGWIISblp, Noble Schaeler lB year old shorf,stOp lrom Sll'atford, , Conn , Anthony County Completion date Is ~et Schaefer, 8 year old shortstop for October 31, 1957 from Bellport N Y, and Ronnie Shelly Company ol Thornville, Ohio, submitted the apparen~ tow StearnS. a 21 year' illd pitcher bla of $13,83610. Department from Sprluglle,ld, M!"· estimate was $12,090 ilo 1 l H"''.f'- THE'f GOT A WEAKNESS FO' FOOO - OIAJNL~ BECUZ THE'f ~EVAHGIT NONE!.'- �. I • hll•ll• Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, 0., Sept 6, 1957 ' 1.. ~ ' ", :01\MEROY " ... . , ':" ,~ dn.;,rn!Af/ . 0\A..d.Eil 1. ;nd Kr Mrs. Robert Lucas and Ohlldren, Gary, Nancy. Lor1e and JimmJ Hayes were holiday weok end gu..U of Mrs Ellen Couch lit. lAd loll'S R L. Gotthardt 1954 FORD V-8 UO W. MaiD Phone 82·X p OJIIeroy are of her mother,' Mrs Mora:an. Athens Road lildwll'd Goltll<rdt has return· ed to bis ~orne m Clarington alter a sevenl days VISit with Mn William Morgan Mr. and Mrs Fred BaJiey an,d Mrs. Ev.a Ze1sler returned to UtCir home In Youngstown Wednesday after a VISit With Mr and Mrs. Homer Radford Mn Timothy 815hop and Mr. and Mf\li George Bishop and son Fordomatlc, Clean l11.1lde aru1 011L Extra good tires, deal· •· Runs like new $1095 TUTTU MOTOR CO. son Brute of Columbus of Columbus were rcccnl guesls of MI.Si Margaret Bohn and Peter Jennmgs Zau Thomas who fell Monda) her home lS 1mprovmg and able to attend S(lhool 1 Mrs Samuel Tur11cr of Ashland was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Esbe E Mossman Mmen ville Mr and Mrs Kenneth FarlCJ and son ()f Cheylon W Va, Ed ward Parker Jr Cleveland, Mr at ' and lYMro Cowt11lamb PardkeMr andd 1:am1 o1 1um us an r. an I¥rs. Roush Family R,uni.on Is Held Sunday Sept. 1At Letart Falls Ladiies,AJd Edwin Abraham and daugh ter oJ Lansing. Mich., were hoh· day weekend guests of Mr and ltfro. Edward Parker Sr., Mtn~n vUJe. .:Mr. and Mrs Relno Lind and son Tommy were recent vis1tors ·in Hunungton and Barboursville. Mr. and Mrs Roy Hoen1cb and Mr. and Mrs Earl Hoeflich an(f daughters of Col umbus visdP.d laat &unday w1th Mr and Mrs Eddie Hoe!ilch The annual reunion ~~ the de- ot the home o! Mr and lolrs Jack scendants of George and SUJIDIIa Ord of Broad Run Rouob wao held Bunda&', 'sept, I, The 111"!)!18 ot the home of Mr. arid Mn:• ronn Lord'• Pram In Wolle, at Letart Falla, Obi~. • Among those atllllid•ns M.ee tjj ,. '' 1 and Mrs Following a picnic dinner, a Mr& short bu1ineu seuton was tOD· ducted by the president, Tbomu Grin1tead During the m..UJIB I motion was made ed seconded that the amP 9fflcen cobtfnue Jn 1---·~·.c: · thetr office for another year exMiss Ramora Do1ce went to cept the .ecretary Mrs, Maxine HunUngton Wedncsda) to meet Arnold o! Pomeroy wao elected her (ather, Dr R E Bo1ce wllo to serve in this office spent a week m New York The priie lor lhe largest family Dr Elmer Grorr, Paul Groff, Walter Me1er and J1m Meter all attendmg the reunaon was gaven to of Columbus were overnight Mrs John Wolfe, one for the old· guests of Mr and Mrs Fred est woman attending went to Mr11. Rosentmum Wednes<la} Dora Roush oldest man, Mr. Joe , Ohlinger; youngeot person, Jackie Mrs Eva .t.easlcr from Youngs- Rice, young daughter ol Mr and town, Ohao, 18 vasJtlllg at the home' Mrs Clyde Rice and for the of Mr and Mrs John Strauss and traveling the farthest, Freeman M108 Calhe Kloe• I Roush of Cleveland, Vll'ginla. .. '..' .i !, .' ' ' ' e '"'~ 1 . . j ' jl./ ,, ' ' I • • ' ~ ~ . tinel '· • - --·- - - Rutland 1\lrs. Ve~na Snowdeo, Mrs Joan May ond daughter Debbie end ~on Mike and Mrs Jean Parker ,and dau~htcr Susie spent Wed ne~day at ParkerJburg Mrs Barbara Van Meter of (,all!polis vtsited her parents ~ r and Mrs R1chard Gruescr - - ·- - - -- ................ . 4 ...... ' ,. • , •. like theit master arret that round-the.rown rrlp 10 pay hio monthly bills. Save your energy lor con. otructi~e purposes: To pay bills, send rbeck•-hy ,..n, ' 0,.. ACW!nt Aceoant At 01r Bank Soon We pay 2% Interest OD your Savings Pomeroy National Ban.k Evangeline OES MeimorliQI Rites r I~ ---··-~ ...................... ............ --- ----- $16.95 BAKER BANKING SINCE IH72 Member Federal Relerve System F'URNITURE Member Federal Depoalllnsuranee Corpura~on POMEROY RUTLAND : ON THE &RIGHTES'l' CORNI.- IN MIDDLIPORT Fri. June Alty,on loan Collins "THI OPPOSITI IIX" (Ci ...maseopefTechnicolor) -alt\.Gene Tierney Word Bond CharUe Grapewin "TOIACCO lOAD" Saturday • Stpt. 7 Gacy Cooper Barbara Stanwyok Anthony Quinn Ruth Roman "IL!'WING WILD" -alaoRrodcrlck Crawford Richard Conte NIW YORK CONPIDINTIAL Comedy and Cartoon ~~~~ Special Service Held Thursday BETTER ·. ED CAR and TRUCK ·BUYS. We're loaded wllb fine Uled tan traded In during our "A II out" Sllea Roadeo. We mUJI move tb.,; fill lei mike llW more Mm\Jlg In during our September tlear anee of Mf ~. 20 new ones kfl; 88 fine .._.. eu and lruek buya. Come OD the Run! Fer the buy Of your life! • 1'00111 for 1956 Chevrolet ~ ton Pickup · $1A95 1954 Bulcks · ·· LWB. Leas than 10,000 actual miles. Almost hke the, day : it wauold. • Three fin' can. Two with Dynaflow. ...... · IS fow II ' $1,295 a doors std. shift. One sllarp 4 dr. 1956Pontlac V8 2 dr. Sedan .. .. .. $1,795 1954 Pontiac 8 Star Chief·· · ····· ·· · $1 295 Pne cll'elul loca}Jowner Sharp car. El:onomtcal standard Convertible C_pe.' New top. Hydramalic drive. seats. Shows extra good care. [! · l)jjft, Radio and Heater. The Rev Langley Gullett Nel• oonville, was In cl)arge of the special oervlcc held Tbunda,y mght at the Mldd'eport Church o! the Nwrene and Ma te•t w11 "Pre· Hrt To Meet Thy God". Spe<ial mualc waa presented by the Jellrey Slstero from Nelson ville. Th( Rev. Roberj l'llmer, pastor of tho looal chuhh, hu Invited the public to attend the servi.., to be held tonl1ht and' Saturda,y t_t i:30 arid lhe soti(·Feot to be h~ld SWiday at 1:30 !· m a \ ' I ,. '' l ' ' '' ,j."l ·;J· ~~ ~ ,, AII'l!.at~~er Dodge Coronet 4 dr. Sedan ··· $1,895 1954 Cll•vrolets .. .. .... ···.qs -~ $995 button automatic shift Smart two lone grey finish. nice. Chevrolet V8 "210'' .. · Three e•ceptlonal 4 dr. scdana Wllb' and Wllbo glide. • power· $1,895 1954Fords .......... .o ..... aslow·al Sedan. Power glyde. Almost like the day It was sold. 95 One 6 cyl. 2 dr. & one 8 cyl. Dill. 2 dr. Both clean cars .• ind ll_ealer. . Buick V8 Super .. .. .. .. .. .. · $2,695 19538uicks .... · ·........ as loW 11 $895 "Htrd Top" Sedan. Power Steertna & Brakes. R&H. ,l!Wly aharp. New one cosJ $4,34ft.OO. ~1955 Iuick va Special . .. .. ... $1,895 Seven of the best '53'a anywhere. Nearly ~I models, types and styles. Thorough!¥ recondiUoned. One ca, only bas 16,523 miles on it. l953,Citevrolet "210" 2 •· Wan .... $895 2. dr. "Hard Top" cpe. Dynaflow drive. Radio and Heater fllmetl by local merchant. PowergUde. Finish and lllterlor J.lke mw. 4 dr. Sedaa. Hydramatlc Radio and Heater One of Pon· U.C'IIinest Cll'l. One careful owner. Coronet Sedan Automatic shift. New paint job, T.op per· former. · i955 Pattlac.~~ Star Chief ··-'· ··· . $1,795 19S3 Dodge V8 2dr. ···· ······ ·· ····· · $795 1955 Plymouth Y8 Belndere ........ · $1,795 195• Buicb .. ·............ · a•J•~ os $695 ~ dr. Hant Top Cpe. Sharp Jn condition. Smart In "new 'GOk" atyle. Powerfllte • Five "better buya". One of these cara owned b)' local' mer· chant - .one owner -low Jlliltage. 1 MANY MORE - SOME AS··'"- . '. ' .. ,,. ' ~ . ~ ~ She will go · to vls1t a oiJter, III'J< 1. G OIIIAT lOOKS CLUB son, and another slater, lin. Plvite Great Boo111 Club Wlli tuy, Slidell, La meet at the home o! Mro Theo• ----clve lle<d Sr. Tue><lay Sepl 10. at 2 p. m. Memberz are request· SitRIOUI~ Y IILL eel 1o brlni materialS on Con· W"'"' bu been ....,.;ved """" ntcU.•1 ''!'be Cid." of the serious Wneu of lloiiHJ LICINSI liSUID Evw, IGR of :Hr. and lira. ~ A 11arriaie Bctnse bu been II- EYan.s (AlbionI HlleJ of 'l'lllil!o 0. • 111ec1 lien to K.,l P1t101ta, N.,.. 110 Is Ul In ~dren'o Hooplld ta iitk, o., faetory w~ker, and Jean Columhs and Ia not expectet tQ, Landlro, 111. S)ncu'"' tecover. � 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 09. September 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 September 6, 1957 davis mccleary sayre