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S•ndr1 Scllool ana Communion first sun day iD 11 A M Churob preachinl; tbtrd ... puts t~e~Future . 1n Your.. ~· ' • 1 ft f n Special . Values fqr .. OPPORTUNITY WEEK . "'' On Eac:h Flqor '.. ' lerna! • Donna Strain suffered a bailll skull fracture; a iacention on the nose; and iacehtioni on the middie fingef of , th~ right hind. Mrs. We c. Stral~, iUI!ered.a fractured left knee injury td the right lea and facial lacerations., Ail were removed to Holitr by the Miller ambulance. MAA "Badge Sale SatUrday !rnliN Suecess --------- en �. ,, I #-nan~ SenUn~, ;(/ . ~ ' Jloineroy-Mlddleport, 0., Sept. 23,1957 •• · Res/»nse To·Middleport's Shattering W~tqry Was '/Don't Believe It,' When Told Friday'~ Cjrifl $core . . . . . · . 1. The·general response to Middleport's shattetiPg victory over Wajtama Friday night ivaS, "I don't believe 11. Are you sure~" About the same kind of acceptance was gi· ven the report last spring that the Yellow Jackets had won the State Class A baseball championship. Meigs County, we are sure, joins Middleport jn t'ejoicing at the snap of a defeatist string in football fortunes. It was more than a little embarassing to everybody to have th e Yellow Jackets who for so long and brillianlly were a dominating force in a league outmanning them two. three and even four to one in manpower become little more than a doormat for whoever happened to be on the Middle· port schedule. The boys who played last Ft·iday night, down to the last scrub out every night taking his regular bumps, deserve a pat on the back. So does new bead coach John Thompson who admittedly accepted the post at Middleport this fall a little In the dark as to the potential awaiting him. While lhe 47-13 victory ovet Wahama was WSJJ. -TV Obl~~·l heart warming, .and energtzmg m Itself, let no one assume now that the Jackets should proceed at once into the rirst division of the Southeastern Ohio League. Of course, II is nQI impossible, but it is very unlikely. The road back will be long and many frus· !rations will block it. The highest kind of fortitude and ·perseverance on the part not only 1 uf Mr. Thompson but even more so of his players wlll 'be necessary before the Yellow Jackets can go on a grid field each Friday night during the autumn weeks as a regular favored team rather than as an underdog. But this victory after so many defeats is . bound to have· a beneficial impact upon the 1 team .,In the words of Thompson, "It was just I what we needed. Proof tha·t we actually could win a game." · I Again. permit us to extend to Middleport High School, its superintendent, i\s principal, Its coach, and its team, the warmest congratulations. May this be the first step toward that whlc~ should be the goal of every athletic program: a competitive team that wins every time ll deserves to win, and loses only when it meets a better team. MONDAY nine citizenship." ' Theme of tha Week Is "C!lmbinatlon for Character," paying wejl-earn~d tribute to that vltatlon to proclaim the "Week" locally with 2:op ~'Unet ·'111"!"' 5:4S NBC t!~'l'· 6:0 Nein Picture ~:15 ~porti Jlye 'B:25 Wea!J!etcist · o:so fi!ie 1s Ill,~! 1~:30 °· out of MAC ARTHUR SPJAKS soUTII BEND, Ind. Ul' -Gen pousiiUi MacArt~ur lfl~ la41 ul&ht 1\lf the "government no lonaer be liove1 Cree 01 ~n ca 11. manage t~e:r own allairo." The conlr~vqr!i•l World Wnr II mllltar9 commander said over • nallonwlde radio pro· gram that op.ritlon ot present Income tax laws "reaembles the Soviet lolce lobor •Y•tem" 1nd "reduce• the citizen to lous per'il)ds tude ..almost to Involuntary terviOISASTIII '\JND FARNWORT!Unglapd UP Ft)"Jiworl~ 1ofaxOt Jo~it $eddon r\'" ported today 1fial' ~eirly $20.000 haa been colteeled In a dba1ter lund ror 17 fomllteo who lost their homes when a i•PiQJ ~ole opened ouddcnly in the eround bore II days ugo. Three lamlll" hove JlU Daily SentweJ Daybook Johnson's L!lke was a feature of !ield trials held oy the Meigs County Coon Hunters A,sociatlon Sunday alt"nded by over 200 sports fans who entered 75 dbgs e vent~ The coon was the nervous ob- ject of 16 dogs who had to swim 120 feet to pull him orr inlo the water. Winner was Kenny Wilt's dog of Letorl Falls. President Roy Arms reported the wat~r race w~s won by Bill Smith Pbmeioy; th~ drag chase Tom.;y Manuel. Letart Falls, the flrot tr'ee wlnn~ ~~ WHH been given new homc1. and Sed· dpn and other local of!icals are hunling home» lor the 9ther 14 famil ies. ATOM VICTIM HIROSHIMA; JJapan UP -Doctots s~id today that ~! - year-old IIOI!bio Naramoto, who died here )'fsterda~ Meigs County News ' 11:50 "· m. wag the year's 2llth vii!· lim o! rB~Iallon ellectt from the 1945 alomlc bombing o! Hiroshima Narsnloto had, l>ocn In the Jilroshlpta atomic 41soa1~ ltoanilal since June 12. Daily AUXILIARY M,IITINO Mr1 Ralph Smith, preald&nt of lite Rtel!te Amerlcep J.t!Jion Auxilloryjoday I!IP9Wtil'tb,~lfr mcetlna to 1M held' Tlulode~ 11 8 p. n1. lp the !A!Ilo• Hell, Plane wUI be made at the 1!1~~~~~ for IJlo reallval plantt'd f~r lltur44r. All mcmbon are ul'(lta 1o brlnp lh!lr I -( I ·~· the Daily Sentinel CJP~Q ~ .~BSTS or MB.I~-MA~N - •>' ,,~ , 7:00 a:!ll! ' . I .. , ~-.,;.....-.!"'"":"'":' I ''"'·~~~~~.,f.~L, 7:~ BQ~ D:36 10:80 11:00 11:10 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:Qq 12:80 1:00 1:SO 2:00 2:30 3:00 8:00 pa~l4\~ .~cine Le_.on t:!! ~ llt$- " "'" · · ,, ::~ ff1, , . · ,36 Jm., ' .. · . 1 i:.Sl;:. G~ry lloore Artbut Godlrtr S~t lllleh 18:36· lir!ii'lt I !:DO ""'"'' fiews 11:1o il:!~ . 11:36 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:W 2:30 8:00 .3:15 3:30 Katie's Alma11fe L'bye pi Life Search 'far Tomornw Guldiur Light Katie's Kltche~ As 'lbe World Turu Beat the CID<k Bouseplrty Bic Payoff • tile Verdict Is Your~ ltilahter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge _jl !'iii~ '1 4•00 The .!latJY IW 5:30 Yoyr E§SO RepoJ1el ~'!! bpfita Par~de G;d:)' ·J.t~ptn , 6: , ro e . 6:15 •Dquglaa E~wardo 8:30 11<\bln Hood 7;00 Burn< & Allen 7:30 Talent Scouta 8:00 Th~s~ WltJiinJI Olrll 8:30 Rleha;-<1 Diamond, Privett Dete<llve 9:00 Siud:o on, IO:Gp Up:(~e-)!ln•!< Ill., 10:0~ Scranlhc the Wealh~f. 10!10 T,¥ j.ofli ill'"" 4:00 Pall reitlval, September .28, .strqt ll~.il¢11g. den ,ji · · ~iiie, Almanae Lon ·or Lit'. , . $<arc~ ,, for TQIIIII'I'ft G.~J4iq~:l•¥f~· :k~)~ . · , · .· ~ .'.o lb! . orrt ~ . f ••1 · . , 8:00 8:110 10:00 IO:tla )O:W Quutjon The Plf>'lioui, · ·UP.to-t~no~ I - · CHAN~!l:L ;a MONDAY ' 10:81 SjJll, OQ . 11:00 · ~dventuna In Learnlnf ' We . • ,--c . 10:8_8 . Sftn OD . ji:OO •A~eplt!ffl ltJ !:SO Nelatitidtl ~e!'JI!JII e·~ atp . or, 990 •J~ot On Your Radio Dtal firm ftr;llf '"- SALEs ' ; 'eli~, ~ l'e' ~ ij ffliod oiif dtep' a wr BUY . tllln._for.a.tun oro Ibn for any· tiling ~st price on . ahells. !lily' term~. best. deal, open evenin!ll. File Rellt'iferallon, :lll_ddleport, Ohio, 9 20 3tc izi. romeJ. ll'aucTURAL I aiAMI fCiAP i"ON- Mil'AU Allill ;ire for 4c a foott ! 11 ill ·fa\ie 11 F11e',. in Mldillejioi-!. ' ·""' ' 9 20 31c I fl:~~~, 11~11 I' f ' II ' ifu· Ytug cow lor 11Ie. Phone 1140-J General Hoapltil OHIO VALLEY . -'"NI( Cb~ .... ill ' . '::~~;;;~~~ t ' • • ;' GRUISD. BLOCK CO. 9-17-Bti> 1 MJIII Norftul ,_,., ud twllltl Funeral !lome, Rev. tfw06d and Rev. Workman ,lor On1 Minute Washe-, (wrlnser Ooo.lt. 11. CaH Wm. . IJtet. toDaOilnfl words, tb(i\,111· 11JIV 1 year old; 2le<trolllll ~ and pianist and pall~. 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Dtillel Pooler, Mid dl.eport. Ohio. Tralnlna at Lock· nd Air Force liln Antonio, e~ao, ·IWIIP,l,te lsi •p~1se ot ailtintl \in llapt. u. Btaan ~nd phate Sept. 10 and Is lo finis~ 7 wee4a pet. ~ at Loc~lan4. Be enllated J••t 0 daya after 17th blrthdaf, loft A~tlu!l I !Nil! COiumb'ul, Ohio. II In Ft11ht 411 jlquadron $'1011. · 11 .; i 10 ROOM HOUSE od 1 ~oT · 11:1l0 Ij"ellhboff ' · N 1 ti;P~ N90~ New• ~:~e. ffi!o~ 1 • Ml ~f"l~~.. Clu~ 12:15 Cartoon Club . 1~:~~ ~~aee 12:3. Li~rqu · Wade , Show •':sow.. ~~ · · "~~ t ;i)!)0 GretChen ,r .!lbo'! 1:36. MovlfM@Iinl!l . ~.110 , ~ . ~· 3:00 >.mencan ~an4stan~ 4:qo ~~· , , , 4:110 C... ~D Club . f;!ill !JC-~ .~ ~·51110 lflctr} lloqe Clula l:(iO ..... Sla,r t•llll rive ~In flnll . ,,~~ ~'111~ J)a~· ._.tfrtlf 8:15 John ~~~ fl~ Q:~ CJier,lllle ·. · · : ' . a:ao ··Win SorY!.. 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Wjl~'f.lif~~ Wf. Phone Jl2a4.Y. · ScaQalni tile WeaT~e Late $11~'! . net boihat cal· · ' 16t ·flo • glltt, ~jcti lovi!Y ke · ell card& wilLa~ · ~ at the . , , : . , )lij \,ilfH/~ ost .I , ; WH1'H.;.;TV CJtan~ - 1l.~.IIJ!'ti'-'o ~ .. · . ' -i'JS" lllfli' lliow : ~.uw TO iii[ 1· · 1:90 Spqtl!iJ'~·. I!In~4!!11 ~T ~IQHJORS MJWI '·' ··~~ Cle... 'IVVU ~JI!'l*el,_topjoll;~njllilli:~=~~==::~=~~~ dirt. We deliver anywhere. Call il Cbf!lt~~oijitt '\'-~: -~i!~vl.lolf~v ' 81tl:, ~ ... :_9,2061< 'l~tifi< "f)ij'"' ~ :1!' TrAde 111101 for IIUnS; tr~e any· IloilleP.VI'r · • '· Bl.l!e)'qff. t The, Ver,jllct Ia Yaln Br11hter ~11 ~~et . S!Jlrm . , Tir, 1l!i~t~ly llilmtn- w;JIJ Ill KII&r um for' ~oltil 'llilfl, •:so to IZ:BO P. M. Phone 3881 or SM-oJ. --'":;,.-""l!"~E'r-:-t;-:r::;:; 1 . '- "" ' ... D 9' 8lp jlomart ()~floor ~aie,, 70,1)1!0 :. · · BTU, eom,pJete ,Wltti eontrols. ~ i r:arcf.Of Thank~ ctaYtoll' Allen, vheaier;, ohio. 'Love work~l illllll to Ali lilia'h· bo Tbe .~ifli ~)~e 11ofihlJeoua fttj. 1· rufm,....- llea\ file' ~O.t ' · · : tdh .ol Nl$ ~ :IS Sip . Prhe1 and fun for ail. ' . Reporter 5:36' .Your ~· ~-~ Spor.IJ: I'V,,4e · , F.ll5 -Weathenaaa . ~ 00 I'J:"'li~j"ledfF'!GC( ~ · 8:15 l)p j!: ~4i . . . 6:30 teltpM)Ie 11m~ .. 7:00 !lhll' Sl!ver.Sfiow , 7:36 BIR 1'•n·' ' · · ·a:!JQ To n!f<l-e Tr•d! · • , tcheduled. t 0:36 ,,l', · ·. 1$~AILI POLIO JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector. UP -Only 37 Case! of IlOilO ":ere reported In Iarael Ibis IUml"er compared with a minimum of 300 ...,. In prevloua ~ear• •!nee I~; the Israeli health m!ntetl')' reqort· ed today. J;~ a:1s ' Writ• · PL-N IU~QI IALI The Ohio Eta Phi Chapter olth< Bela Slt1ma Phi will hold a r~m· ma1o sale In the Brown Bulldlna 11 the corner ol Butternut ~nd Mlin·ll on Friday end Saturdar Sopt. ~7; 28 lrtllll Da. m. until f p. m. oaoh dar ::~ g:oo A Coon on the Log •contest at ln the ,,.. lailiniltt Oalt Wl.,.l h,pl, 215 Udl.at Ohio '''· Polniroy, I IS !mot .. ,.., . "' t:lltl . 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:38 Boston Biaekle .8:00 Capttlu Kangaroo On Long Race A.t Lake Trials t•• And have to atop." Tony . nevrr started without at leu! a quarter.tank of ill lor thla very relloq. lie would men~·· to rtllfUI."O ~lma on thlo point. And then , .."Chock yuur tall-light, ToiiJ. \j'e'll 1e1 puahed In the nar, II your liahta don't work. T~v would wllk around the car lo ~ . tho lall·lilhto. lie would tlieD t1 b Into the drlvor'a aeat til4 off lher wotild 10. -\1 Wq be11n to dip belnw l~o bfll'llob, Marne \!'OUid renew ber ~ride: "Tony! Take orr your ounllflll!l• M1 COlli! the aun'o 1one dpwn. AD4 tilrn on the heodllehta too. How.do "pe(t to aee the ear eoptisi,C th m huh " T~r 1101114 olt'iiuse, turn on ~~~ .J!IU.a '~d br~e hlmaclf lor tio:cl oqsla\iJhl , . ."Slow down ;, llow Mwn. You can't oeo e . aO.d' in this IIJbt. Tony, II ~ou don't ••ow dowa •t least tero ' ,. - ~ ·- -. un Monday t•_;;==-===~~(;;:;;;;;-;:j~~;Q~Ie;;;A~~if!]; Iollic~als at t~e New ·orleana Mo•· W/i.lt Wins Coon I bon Park Zoo, where ~~~Y n~tch~d W lour months 'tbe only Two lfV~n lttll~ whoopers are aJQ· oinonq ••ch bird• in captivlly. l:S6 2:00 3:00 WCMS,,rch.•.•~ .,.-·,r- •. ~ - ·. ·. BRIEFS NE"'S u,ao 12:QO 12: !§ Q:S6 9:QO ~Ieven i\l~inst '~:be jce 9:36 Foreign "tntrl'u~ 110:110 ·Biopd~ I!0:1_.·l!0 .P. 1 llrws llei~llllu Nill!wateb , I· a;I!P tonlfl)t' ~ J:~ ~· trim· . mlnr, to"ppl~i. or rtmoved. ea1.1 Robert Sarro, Ratlne . .8117.0. Flv,e y~arviipirl~ii!•,. f-11;JJ.tc Venetl~p , ~Un~,. All ~i iiii~ t<Jio!•. fl~uQI~il a\Vninfi; Rii· £1o tiis ~~itell; el~lc light fixtures; plalllre til~ !;;: bat;. rooms. ~:~ ' f:l)l! !)!' 7:00 t · Real!esa S~n 7:•g wui F.rao a:oo Twenty-One . 6:30 9:30 . 10:00 10:IIo II you have trees th1l 6RI!li'W pooiiJ Trebtiro . B•itt 'l'be .Price Is lllibl Truth o•1 Consequenetl T)c T1c Do~l)l '·' ·• It Co•Id ·!l•':Yo¥ · )1~11'~ ~~Ort ' ., llfoyletiDJe · • , ' Bli4(JR~ · Giopl!l • Mittnee , Tbeatd' For a Day 11:9(1 · 3:00 Queen lor a Da, 3:45 Modem Romance• 4:00 COIDI!dY · l"iml. 4;~~ 'fro~~le Wil~ F•!be~: Mo Splnech Playbpp~ • I 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:00 The Price !J Rl/lht 10:30 Truth or Consequence• II :00 Tie Tac Douih ' 11:~0 It C•uld Be Yo1 12:001 News Report {~; 1~ MovieUme l •30 'ride an4 Groom . Nat! nal Dog Week should not be ta~en as National Do~ Week Is a bit new locally be- lightly as c~rlainly aom~ PeoPle - pot doe uuse only infrequently has a locar person as· lovera themielv.es :.... ~~ lijb!e to vl~w it. lfj 1f sumed the reiporulblllty of spreadln• the dogs had betn r~'~iv!nJ tl!@ tttQntion their t tl 1 f h ·• ht d ~,.,________ · ' word. Here, this Is George Vaughan, who has po en a or Pill~ cqiJlpfp~Q~f.,.p tJI)"Ves · BRITISH oVERSIAS become an nrdeni dog fancier In recent vears. there likely would be no ra~j~s quaran\lne In LONDON UP - The state· The 5•eneral purpose ol Dog W•ek Is to ere. Meigs County today. The loose, wild, uuat- owned Brltwh overseas airways corporalion has given In to gov· " ate more Interest In dogs by ever.vone The tended dogs, llncared for, unfed, unloved, emment preSBule and agree to reVau~ban commiltee exoresseslt thfs way. , running about our bills and towns create the lea.elour of Ita ordered Britannia bl i bl 1r 1 / airliners to American Trona World "II is the PUrpose ol this committee to urge pro em n ra es con Airlines, aviation sources said to· the cooperation of all elllzens In securln~ a Here Is the ve.rv thi,ng Matlonal Dog Week d!iy . dh -., f1 goo ome for every dog. encourage doe own- hopes to a·rouse everyone against. More p~b· · ADMIRAL DIES ers to better care and obedience training ol lie recognition of the·value o,f t1ogs, wben pro. TOKYO UP - Former Adm. t"'elr dog Soemu Toyoda, one-time Commun· '' s, an d In genera1, f urther higher ca• perly treated, thus js wholly good. der In Chief of the Imperial navy'< combined fleet , died 6! pneumonia miles, I'm Fol n ~ to get out and •ales t;x •lllll~' · yesterday al\he age ol7Z. Toyoda 11atk. Look al those shadow• was ehlel of the navy General they look like people. The ARE IIITH ANNOUIIeiD people - slow down, Tony!" wl!en Japan '""'" ~~red to Mr. and M"'. D. L. Rlchard1, Lo- Starr AI lcn111t on('e during earh hnr· ccuet Street are announcing the Olid Wofld War n. IIHHin~ ordeol Mnma would shriek, birth or an eight pound three RIC I ' FORiiiNDUS "Look, Tony - look at that old ounce !On, Donie! Paul, at Holzer CALCUTTA, India UP -State· SIJ!n there. You cun ·t Bfe It until Hospital, on Thursday, Sept. 19. you're ri ght on tOIJ or it. Why They also ha1•e a~ older son, David owntid atorcs will rclcosc llnlitcd don 't you write lhe Commiasloner Lee, Jr. Grandpqrents are Mr. and qunntllles or American rico to Evory Thursday evening In nice ond tell hhn to put up better Mrs. J A. McCarty, Hunttngton, help l!i9dus here perform their wenthcr, Ton.v would take his Ma· signs, huh?" Tony dutifully noted and Mr. apd Mr1. Clll!ord Ead1, billestlestlval, lhe worship olthe ma for A ride. During the sumJller the horrible example andj next dill' Rutland. proaperlty Goddes a tlurga, the theae brle! sortie• were rather would wr11e to the Comml11loner. 110vemor or Bengal announced tor p!emnt, for by the lime daylight The only thing thai pr~vented day. Tt.llfP.-Y t~~·TitjG ras ended, Morna waa safely back Tony /rom matricide those balmy The Ldyai 'Bereans' ClaSB ol the fiome and the cor g11rngod for the F'all evonlnr• wao the fact that Church or Christ wilt meet Tues· AIR CHIIP WIL~ VISIT night. WASI!INGTO!I UP . - ·British he nrw Mama was rlihl. (Belwoon day at the bome ol Mr. and Mra. . With 1he opproarh or autumn, the hours of I and a p. m., the L. ll. Tripiell. Broadway. Thursday air chief ~rahllli Sir ll•I'I)IOt however, Tony·, hulr always bo· nutniJrr o! f>tol accidents soars to eveplpi the Loyal Women'a Cla11 Boyle will vlsll the United Statea came a little grn1er and hl1 I~ per cent o! the dally l!afOe will !Jteel at Ute vhurclt aortal next week ol the lnvllstion o! u, n~rvea • lillie frayed. lfe .was a accident toll ) lie )Uil wlsh•d Ma· · room~ s. Air Force Chle! of Stall ien. pretty carolul 1h·tver, but como rna would hnve a little more !~ith Thontll.l D. ·While. T~e Brl Ish fall, he Inevitably began to pray h1 her son. ln!ormallon service aaid Sir er· TOMI.T-v;;oNISDAY earneany lor wlntor and the tom· Rock Sprint~• De!Jtonstra· mol will be11n a tour or Air f'¥<:p pdrary termination of lhc weekly Mama, In ;;er own excruclatl~a tlonTl1eWork· · Club will meel Wednes- lnstall,tlono Sept. 211. way, Wil dohg a good lob lor l!lf; IPin .. , ftc .. rety - thoueh It's doubtful day at I p tit. II the home of Mfl. CIANI CHICKI Becauoe Morna was terri!iod of that mony olhor tons, dovote.J or Scott Folmer. Plans will be mad• IWillihl driving. The decepllve no, would h•ve been ao patient lor the yem work and those In· NEW ORj.,EANS UP - T'IO pamptred chlcka wh'o rep~oe~t 118111 and the mounting accident and loni·aullerlna about It ao poor lc1eatcd are lnvltrd to attend. the dlmlniahln1 whooplna crane's toll, 11 daYI I;~ht houra grew ahor~ Tony. This molhod of exereialna beat hope oi ettapinll utlnello~ er, lomblned 'to turn her from a 1oautlon durin& d"'k'drlvlna I• pol finally are known by namea I~· meek, pleuant matron to a shrew- rocommendeJ lor the a¥era1e nlan ataa6 of numbera. 'Die two were lab, vocl(eroua hock "'"' driver. In the dr.lvol''a •eat, but II wu~ld named Oeoree and Geor,elie alt~ A typj~al Oclohor Thoraday eve- be wl•e to •b•erve the morol I~ nlnJ with M•ma aenorully 101 oil tho otory on4 10 follow tb' lead to • ar!IIOChilJi start, In thli lui· oslubll•hed by Mamu a1 o check hlon: "llow'a the JI08, Tony? You llot. doit"t want to run out or gas on lncldeutollv, Tony nnd MaJIIa aome ~u•Y road. The other drivers have uot had an accident In 11 can't tee yow at night II you run Iyears or eve nina ride~. a proclamation. CHANNIL 3 G:M INPOD 1:00 'l'tda7 9:30 Treasure Hunt ti:oil wonderful quality of family unity that Is years. Mayor E. F. Robinson of Pomeroy and May. strenglened by •man's best friend" _ the !r or C_ . 0. Fisher of Middleport acce.pted the In- dog. · TUESDAY II 6 :5 ~ SIGN OH 7:00 Todsr 9•00 Romver Room National Dog Week Being ObsetvedH,re ToC~~ote More Public Recognition 01 Good Canine Relations Thhls wuee k ids Natlonal Dog Week through· 1 1 out e n te 8tates. It came as news to us that lhe event has been celebrated for 30 ~:: :TELEVISIO:N· ''\tl IIILI...... II. I' ,._., ,_...,, Ollto . c"""' t;. ,teUh I .iaeiB•••v ...... Repair ,.. OHto Shoe Sh1;· ••• COMPANY \ You sAvE . SEE ~JVI IIIIJIGN'O AN Y OF THESE ,. ·~ DEALER •:; ~ • j, (), ROIDU ELEC. APPLIANC:ES ' ' Jti.UM -'PPLIAN(:E '". . I l#ING'S StoltE . RUTLAND FURMITIJRE ASSOCIATED RADIO , . • �. ,, I #-nan~ SenUn~, ;(/ . ~ ' Jloineroy-Mlddleport, 0., Sept. 23,1957 •• · Res/»nse To·Middleport's Shattering W~tqry Was '/Don't Believe It,' When Told Friday'~ Cjrifl $core . . . . . · . 1. The·general response to Middleport's shattetiPg victory over Wajtama Friday night ivaS, "I don't believe 11. Are you sure~" About the same kind of acceptance was gi· ven the report last spring that the Yellow Jackets had won the State Class A baseball championship. Meigs County, we are sure, joins Middleport jn t'ejoicing at the snap of a defeatist string in football fortunes. It was more than a little embarassing to everybody to have th e Yellow Jackets who for so long and brillianlly were a dominating force in a league outmanning them two. three and even four to one in manpower become little more than a doormat for whoever happened to be on the Middle· port schedule. The boys who played last Ft·iday night, down to the last scrub out every night taking his regular bumps, deserve a pat on the back. So does new bead coach John Thompson who admittedly accepted the post at Middleport this fall a little In the dark as to the potential awaiting him. While lhe 47-13 victory ovet Wahama was WSJJ. -TV Obl~~·l heart warming, .and energtzmg m Itself, let no one assume now that the Jackets should proceed at once into the rirst division of the Southeastern Ohio League. Of course, II is nQI impossible, but it is very unlikely. The road back will be long and many frus· !rations will block it. The highest kind of fortitude and ·perseverance on the part not only 1 uf Mr. Thompson but even more so of his players wlll 'be necessary before the Yellow Jackets can go on a grid field each Friday night during the autumn weeks as a regular favored team rather than as an underdog. But this victory after so many defeats is . bound to have· a beneficial impact upon the 1 team .,In the words of Thompson, "It was just I what we needed. Proof tha·t we actually could win a game." · I Again. permit us to extend to Middleport High School, its superintendent, i\s principal, Its coach, and its team, the warmest congratulations. May this be the first step toward that whlc~ should be the goal of every athletic program: a competitive team that wins every time ll deserves to win, and loses only when it meets a better team. MONDAY nine citizenship." ' Theme of tha Week Is "C!lmbinatlon for Character," paying wejl-earn~d tribute to that vltatlon to proclaim the "Week" locally with 2:op ~'Unet ·'111"!"' 5:4S NBC t!~'l'· 6:0 Nein Picture ~:15 ~porti Jlye 'B:25 Wea!J!etcist · o:so fi!ie 1s Ill,~! 1~:30 °· out of MAC ARTHUR SPJAKS soUTII BEND, Ind. Ul' -Gen pousiiUi MacArt~ur lfl~ la41 ul&ht 1\lf the "government no lonaer be liove1 Cree 01 ~n ca 11. manage t~e:r own allairo." The conlr~vqr!i•l World Wnr II mllltar9 commander said over • nallonwlde radio pro· gram that op.ritlon ot present Income tax laws "reaembles the Soviet lolce lobor •Y•tem" 1nd "reduce• the citizen to lous per'il)ds tude ..almost to Involuntary terviOISASTIII '\JND FARNWORT!Unglapd UP Ft)"Jiworl~ 1ofaxOt Jo~it $eddon r\'" ported today 1fial' ~eirly $20.000 haa been colteeled In a dba1ter lund ror 17 fomllteo who lost their homes when a i•PiQJ ~ole opened ouddcnly in the eround bore II days ugo. Three lamlll" hove JlU Daily SentweJ Daybook Johnson's L!lke was a feature of !ield trials held oy the Meigs County Coon Hunters A,sociatlon Sunday alt"nded by over 200 sports fans who entered 75 dbgs e vent~ The coon was the nervous ob- ject of 16 dogs who had to swim 120 feet to pull him orr inlo the water. Winner was Kenny Wilt's dog of Letorl Falls. President Roy Arms reported the wat~r race w~s won by Bill Smith Pbmeioy; th~ drag chase Tom.;y Manuel. Letart Falls, the flrot tr'ee wlnn~ ~~ WHH been given new homc1. and Sed· dpn and other local of!icals are hunling home» lor the 9ther 14 famil ies. ATOM VICTIM HIROSHIMA; JJapan UP -Doctots s~id today that ~! - year-old IIOI!bio Naramoto, who died here )'fsterda~ Meigs County News ' 11:50 "· m. wag the year's 2llth vii!· lim o! rB~Iallon ellectt from the 1945 alomlc bombing o! Hiroshima Narsnloto had, l>ocn In the Jilroshlpta atomic 41soa1~ ltoanilal since June 12. Daily AUXILIARY M,IITINO Mr1 Ralph Smith, preald&nt of lite Rtel!te Amerlcep J.t!Jion Auxilloryjoday I!IP9Wtil'tb,~lfr mcetlna to 1M held' Tlulode~ 11 8 p. n1. lp the !A!Ilo• Hell, Plane wUI be made at the 1!1~~~~~ for IJlo reallval plantt'd f~r lltur44r. All mcmbon are ul'(lta 1o brlnp lh!lr I -( I ·~· the Daily Sentinel CJP~Q ~ .~BSTS or MB.I~-MA~N - •>' ,,~ , 7:00 a:!ll! ' . I .. , ~-.,;.....-.!"'"":"'":' I ''"'·~~~~~.,f.~L, 7:~ BQ~ D:36 10:80 11:00 11:10 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:Qq 12:80 1:00 1:SO 2:00 2:30 3:00 8:00 pa~l4\~ .~cine Le_.on t:!! ~ llt$- " "'" · · ,, ::~ ff1, , . · ,36 Jm., ' .. · . 1 i:.Sl;:. G~ry lloore Artbut Godlrtr S~t lllleh 18:36· lir!ii'lt I !:DO ""'"'' fiews 11:1o il:!~ . 11:36 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:W 2:30 8:00 .3:15 3:30 Katie's Alma11fe L'bye pi Life Search 'far Tomornw Guldiur Light Katie's Kltche~ As 'lbe World Turu Beat the CID<k Bouseplrty Bic Payoff • tile Verdict Is Your~ ltilahter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge _jl !'iii~ '1 4•00 The .!latJY IW 5:30 Yoyr E§SO RepoJ1el ~'!! bpfita Par~de G;d:)' ·J.t~ptn , 6: , ro e . 6:15 •Dquglaa E~wardo 8:30 11<\bln Hood 7;00 Burn< & Allen 7:30 Talent Scouta 8:00 Th~s~ WltJiinJI Olrll 8:30 Rleha;-<1 Diamond, Privett Dete<llve 9:00 Siud:o on, IO:Gp Up:(~e-)!ln•!< Ill., 10:0~ Scranlhc the Wealh~f. 10!10 T,¥ j.ofli ill'"" 4:00 Pall reitlval, September .28, .strqt ll~.il¢11g. den ,ji · · ~iiie, Almanae Lon ·or Lit'. , . $<arc~ ,, for TQIIIII'I'ft G.~J4iq~:l•¥f~· :k~)~ . · , · .· ~ .'.o lb! . orrt ~ . f ••1 · . , 8:00 8:110 10:00 IO:tla )O:W Quutjon The Plf>'lioui, · ·UP.to-t~no~ I - · CHAN~!l:L ;a MONDAY ' 10:81 SjJll, OQ . 11:00 · ~dventuna In Learnlnf ' We . • ,--c . 10:8_8 . Sftn OD . ji:OO •A~eplt!ffl ltJ !:SO Nelatitidtl ~e!'JI!JII e·~ atp . or, 990 •J~ot On Your Radio Dtal firm ftr;llf '"- SALEs ' ; 'eli~, ~ l'e' ~ ij ffliod oiif dtep' a wr BUY . tllln._for.a.tun oro Ibn for any· tiling ~st price on . ahells. !lily' term~. best. deal, open evenin!ll. File Rellt'iferallon, :lll_ddleport, Ohio, 9 20 3tc izi. romeJ. ll'aucTURAL I aiAMI fCiAP i"ON- Mil'AU Allill ;ire for 4c a foott ! 11 ill ·fa\ie 11 F11e',. in Mldillejioi-!. ' ·""' ' 9 20 31c I fl:~~~, 11~11 I' f ' II ' ifu· Ytug cow lor 11Ie. Phone 1140-J General Hoapltil OHIO VALLEY . -'"NI( Cb~ .... ill ' . '::~~;;;~~~ t ' • • ;' GRUISD. BLOCK CO. 9-17-Bti> 1 MJIII Norftul ,_,., ud twllltl Funeral !lome, Rev. tfw06d and Rev. Workman ,lor On1 Minute Washe-, (wrlnser Ooo.lt. 11. CaH Wm. . IJtet. toDaOilnfl words, tb(i\,111· 11JIV 1 year old; 2le<trolllll ~ and pianist and pall~. Swe~r add actelsoHe>; La· · ltdr brl1111 A1aO tbote 't)'ho te~lllowers end dies B!Ac~ ~nd White tweed I wJit,,411IW~~L"!o.prep!: "'' ·~· WiY• bleli elch• in a.e'rooc.. VWto . ay .sea The Coyle F'amil)' 'l i IM;,~ ~:t •• ne~if1:! ~ ·· ,,m "' T · · -- ·•· · lie! o-. :;::::;:!:;:::;::===111 11 FOA s~LE ~~~~~!. . _Willi ..... _...,.......... aho . -Colttlllltlr SO PoO'Ii LOT lit, smeu•t.. o~,'­ Se~ .Georae u. .uunt . ic~•t' ~ ...~l!"ol.lt" 8AkER fURNH'Uitl UJI·fte itidJelt eo,.. ·~ itlitlleJIOrt /Atlfieib~Dfl , ....... lflllltl • of 1•• 'at ttl lltlota- b•t 111M•lll'ft!aitGiJ.IA atort . lrllitlly ·-.. "' ,.., i !HJI I ~~~ ' 5 4 • • I lllit·i .tiid ..... s ·~ ~:.;:;;IIRI6aa, of z ~ ·lltftoia,.... · ...... , r ~} J- f I""' ur. 11 Yt'lrt o - • wllll obeol 15,' -Ytltllll Itt ••• lloiltl Hflnl,ft •• '• ' II. 141. \ Yttl'" lilt ...... Eltcfr1cally. JS 12 II II I I 1 '.,~ ~===· .___c.. ·~~ ~C/rrlrtllll 11 1 Rooma New)y Palitttd ·i•w••••• Curtis Popler, aoo Mr. and Mra. Dtillel Pooler, Mid dl.eport. Ohio. Tralnlna at Lock· nd Air Force liln Antonio, e~ao, ·IWIIP,l,te lsi •p~1se ot ailtintl \in llapt. u. Btaan ~nd phate Sept. 10 and Is lo finis~ 7 wee4a pet. ~ at Loc~lan4. Be enllated J••t 0 daya after 17th blrthdaf, loft A~tlu!l I !Nil! COiumb'ul, Ohio. II In Ft11ht 411 jlquadron $'1011. · 11 .; i 10 ROOM HOUSE od 1 ~oT · 11:1l0 Ij"ellhboff ' · N 1 ti;P~ N90~ New• ~:~e. ffi!o~ 1 • Ml ~f"l~~.. Clu~ 12:15 Cartoon Club . 1~:~~ ~~aee 12:3. Li~rqu · Wade , Show •':sow.. ~~ · · "~~ t ;i)!)0 GretChen ,r .!lbo'! 1:36. MovlfM@Iinl!l . ~.110 , ~ . ~· 3:00 >.mencan ~an4stan~ 4:qo ~~· , , , 4:110 C... ~D Club . f;!ill !JC-~ .~ ~·51110 lflctr} lloqe Clula l:(iO ..... Sla,r t•llll rive ~In flnll . ,,~~ ~'111~ J)a~· ._.tfrtlf 8:15 John ~~~ fl~ Q:~ CJier,lllle ·. · · : ' . a:ao ··Win SorY!.. '1:8 Wtall ._ ., 7:30 Cblu Smltb IiilO J!Mtll' /tlr_, a:QO Vo~ct ·o~ Flriato111 1:10 · 8:36 top Tunea and Now Tllnt •".·110 1'1 '''1, ~m., ' ' · uo SherUr ot Cocblte 8:10 l!t.b Dttaaw 10:1111 NeW; Of ltle ll1ahi 10:1!0 l!:fl!l' ~ 11\t ~~ ., lo:w 1IM~~er IO:to -Th•a!C# .l* ' 11:30 Slin()lf ~ "!Jff ' ' . •· by Don .Eaale, Vliiton, p. Bulb~,.. -~~~ilm jt;d ,by· 911-e Auoeietlon ~.r pare!'~~,. w. ·aqt .,Qitrae 'fCtlld Frlw It! Q<to- la)ie· lltliflll'llij'M 4 ~Hun­ club hoUM on ljlnd liqton, w. Vi::Wtitll' ~ ·eprolled banqMtl l!ld tpetlal In llushail ·Collue. ·1 METROPOLI'r.AN &J!:t COn<;J:ele. washed sand, are ~ . Y'm~c-" ' MlleDCS. O!l"''d• . • , Re~dy All Iituehistl 6116 01 !Jt'lll I . UN can precliUon to all who helped ill ..:tUtoDi i\lii! Kltcbiiii. Kllchent ~ned for your home. .~ree - .. ' ~· r .,,,,, " 1 anJ \VIIJ durlntl lb6 recenl I,U· n•• and dfatbAil ,our beloyijl ,._timateJ. :llori!iilan 4 A: ~ott. . CONCRITI .LOCU ti-IJ.tf , "lllid llttllr hr LW' ft!ch!fd!flfr. Wjl~'f.lif~~ Wf. Phone Jl2a4.Y. · ScaQalni tile WeaT~e Late $11~'! . net boihat cal· · ' 16t ·flo • glltt, ~jcti lovi!Y ke · ell card& wilLa~ · ~ at the . , , : . , )lij \,ilfH/~ ost .I , ; WH1'H.;.;TV CJtan~ - 1l.~.IIJ!'ti'-'o ~ .. · . ' -i'JS" lllfli' lliow : ~.uw TO iii[ 1· · 1:90 Spqtl!iJ'~·. I!In~4!!11 ~T ~IQHJORS MJWI '·' ··~~ Cle... 'IVVU ~JI!'l*el,_topjoll;~njllilli:~=~~==::~=~~~ dirt. We deliver anywhere. Call il Cbf!lt~~oijitt '\'-~: -~i!~vl.lolf~v ' 81tl:, ~ ... :_9,2061< 'l~tifi< "f)ij'"' ~ :1!' TrAde 111101 for IIUnS; tr~e any· IloilleP.VI'r · • '· Bl.l!e)'qff. t The, Ver,jllct Ia Yaln Br11hter ~11 ~~et . S!Jlrm . , Tir, 1l!i~t~ly llilmtn- w;JIJ Ill KII&r um for' ~oltil 'llilfl, •:so to IZ:BO P. M. Phone 3881 or SM-oJ. --'":;,.-""l!"~E'r-:-t;-:r::;:; 1 . '- "" ' ... D 9' 8lp jlomart ()~floor ~aie,, 70,1)1!0 :. · · BTU, eom,pJete ,Wltti eontrols. ~ i r:arcf.Of Thank~ ctaYtoll' Allen, vheaier;, ohio. 'Love work~l illllll to Ali lilia'h· bo Tbe .~ifli ~)~e 11ofihlJeoua fttj. 1· rufm,....- llea\ file' ~O.t ' · · : tdh .ol Nl$ ~ :IS Sip . Prhe1 and fun for ail. ' . Reporter 5:36' .Your ~· ~-~ Spor.IJ: I'V,,4e · , F.ll5 -Weathenaaa . ~ 00 I'J:"'li~j"ledfF'!GC( ~ · 8:15 l)p j!: ~4i . . . 6:30 teltpM)Ie 11m~ .. 7:00 !lhll' Sl!ver.Sfiow , 7:36 BIR 1'•n·' ' · · ·a:!JQ To n!f<l-e Tr•d! · • , tcheduled. t 0:36 ,,l', · ·. 1$~AILI POLIO JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector. UP -Only 37 Case! of IlOilO ":ere reported In Iarael Ibis IUml"er compared with a minimum of 300 ...,. In prevloua ~ear• •!nee I~; the Israeli health m!ntetl')' reqort· ed today. J;~ a:1s ' Writ• · PL-N IU~QI IALI The Ohio Eta Phi Chapter olth< Bela Slt1ma Phi will hold a r~m· ma1o sale In the Brown Bulldlna 11 the corner ol Butternut ~nd Mlin·ll on Friday end Saturdar Sopt. ~7; 28 lrtllll Da. m. until f p. m. oaoh dar ::~ g:oo A Coon on the Log •contest at ln the ,,.. lailiniltt Oalt Wl.,.l h,pl, 215 Udl.at Ohio '''· Polniroy, I IS !mot .. ,.., . "' t:lltl . 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:38 Boston Biaekle .8:00 Capttlu Kangaroo On Long Race A.t Lake Trials t•• And have to atop." Tony . nevrr started without at leu! a quarter.tank of ill lor thla very relloq. lie would men~·· to rtllfUI."O ~lma on thlo point. And then , .."Chock yuur tall-light, ToiiJ. \j'e'll 1e1 puahed In the nar, II your liahta don't work. T~v would wllk around the car lo ~ . tho lall·lilhto. lie would tlieD t1 b Into the drlvor'a aeat til4 off lher wotild 10. -\1 Wq be11n to dip belnw l~o bfll'llob, Marne \!'OUid renew ber ~ride: "Tony! Take orr your ounllflll!l• M1 COlli! the aun'o 1one dpwn. AD4 tilrn on the heodllehta too. How.do "pe(t to aee the ear eoptisi,C th m huh " T~r 1101114 olt'iiuse, turn on ~~~ .J!IU.a '~d br~e hlmaclf lor tio:cl oqsla\iJhl , . ."Slow down ;, llow Mwn. You can't oeo e . aO.d' in this IIJbt. Tony, II ~ou don't ••ow dowa •t least tero ' ,. - ~ ·- -. un Monday t•_;;==-===~~(;;:;;;;;-;:j~~;Q~Ie;;;A~~if!]; Iollic~als at t~e New ·orleana Mo•· W/i.lt Wins Coon I bon Park Zoo, where ~~~Y n~tch~d W lour months 'tbe only Two lfV~n lttll~ whoopers are aJQ· oinonq ••ch bird• in captivlly. l:S6 2:00 3:00 WCMS,,rch.•.•~ .,.-·,r- •. ~ - ·. ·. BRIEFS NE"'S u,ao 12:QO 12: !§ Q:S6 9:QO ~Ieven i\l~inst '~:be jce 9:36 Foreign "tntrl'u~ 110:110 ·Biopd~ I!0:1_.·l!0 .P. 1 llrws llei~llllu Nill!wateb , I· a;I!P tonlfl)t' ~ J:~ ~· trim· . mlnr, to"ppl~i. or rtmoved. ea1.1 Robert Sarro, Ratlne . .8117.0. Flv,e y~arviipirl~ii!•,. f-11;JJ.tc Venetl~p , ~Un~,. All ~i iiii~ t<Jio!•. fl~uQI~il a\Vninfi; Rii· £1o tiis ~~itell; el~lc light fixtures; plalllre til~ !;;: bat;. rooms. ~:~ ' f:l)l! !)!' 7:00 t · Real!esa S~n 7:•g wui F.rao a:oo Twenty-One . 6:30 9:30 . 10:00 10:IIo II you have trees th1l 6RI!li'W pooiiJ Trebtiro . B•itt 'l'be .Price Is lllibl Truth o•1 Consequenetl T)c T1c Do~l)l '·' ·• It Co•Id ·!l•':Yo¥ · )1~11'~ ~~Ort ' ., llfoyletiDJe · • , ' Bli4(JR~ · Giopl!l • Mittnee , Tbeatd' For a Day 11:9(1 · 3:00 Queen lor a Da, 3:45 Modem Romance• 4:00 COIDI!dY · l"iml. 4;~~ 'fro~~le Wil~ F•!be~: Mo Splnech Playbpp~ • I 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:00 The Price !J Rl/lht 10:30 Truth or Consequence• II :00 Tie Tac Douih ' 11:~0 It C•uld Be Yo1 12:001 News Report {~; 1~ MovieUme l •30 'ride an4 Groom . Nat! nal Dog Week should not be ta~en as National Do~ Week Is a bit new locally be- lightly as c~rlainly aom~ PeoPle - pot doe uuse only infrequently has a locar person as· lovera themielv.es :.... ~~ lijb!e to vl~w it. lfj 1f sumed the reiporulblllty of spreadln• the dogs had betn r~'~iv!nJ tl!@ tttQntion their t tl 1 f h ·• ht d ~,.,________ · ' word. Here, this Is George Vaughan, who has po en a or Pill~ cqiJlpfp~Q~f.,.p tJI)"Ves · BRITISH oVERSIAS become an nrdeni dog fancier In recent vears. there likely would be no ra~j~s quaran\lne In LONDON UP - The state· The 5•eneral purpose ol Dog W•ek Is to ere. Meigs County today. The loose, wild, uuat- owned Brltwh overseas airways corporalion has given In to gov· " ate more Interest In dogs by ever.vone The tended dogs, llncared for, unfed, unloved, emment preSBule and agree to reVau~ban commiltee exoresseslt thfs way. , running about our bills and towns create the lea.elour of Ita ordered Britannia bl i bl 1r 1 / airliners to American Trona World "II is the PUrpose ol this committee to urge pro em n ra es con Airlines, aviation sources said to· the cooperation of all elllzens In securln~ a Here Is the ve.rv thi,ng Matlonal Dog Week d!iy . dh -., f1 goo ome for every dog. encourage doe own- hopes to a·rouse everyone against. More p~b· · ADMIRAL DIES ers to better care and obedience training ol lie recognition of the·value o,f t1ogs, wben pro. TOKYO UP - Former Adm. t"'elr dog Soemu Toyoda, one-time Commun· '' s, an d In genera1, f urther higher ca• perly treated, thus js wholly good. der In Chief of the Imperial navy'< combined fleet , died 6! pneumonia miles, I'm Fol n ~ to get out and •ales t;x •lllll~' · yesterday al\he age ol7Z. Toyoda 11atk. Look al those shadow• was ehlel of the navy General they look like people. The ARE IIITH ANNOUIIeiD people - slow down, Tony!" wl!en Japan '""'" ~~red to Mr. and M"'. D. L. Rlchard1, Lo- Starr AI lcn111t on('e during earh hnr· ccuet Street are announcing the Olid Wofld War n. IIHHin~ ordeol Mnma would shriek, birth or an eight pound three RIC I ' FORiiiNDUS "Look, Tony - look at that old ounce !On, Donie! Paul, at Holzer CALCUTTA, India UP -State· SIJ!n there. You cun ·t Bfe It until Hospital, on Thursday, Sept. 19. you're ri ght on tOIJ or it. Why They also ha1•e a~ older son, David owntid atorcs will rclcosc llnlitcd don 't you write lhe Commiasloner Lee, Jr. Grandpqrents are Mr. and qunntllles or American rico to Evory Thursday evening In nice ond tell hhn to put up better Mrs. J A. McCarty, Hunttngton, help l!i9dus here perform their wenthcr, Ton.v would take his Ma· signs, huh?" Tony dutifully noted and Mr. apd Mr1. Clll!ord Ead1, billestlestlval, lhe worship olthe ma for A ride. During the sumJller the horrible example andj next dill' Rutland. proaperlty Goddes a tlurga, the theae brle! sortie• were rather would wr11e to the Comml11loner. 110vemor or Bengal announced tor p!emnt, for by the lime daylight The only thing thai pr~vented day. Tt.llfP.-Y t~~·TitjG ras ended, Morna waa safely back Tony /rom matricide those balmy The Ldyai 'Bereans' ClaSB ol the fiome and the cor g11rngod for the F'all evonlnr• wao the fact that Church or Christ wilt meet Tues· AIR CHIIP WIL~ VISIT night. WASI!INGTO!I UP . - ·British he nrw Mama was rlihl. (Belwoon day at the bome ol Mr. and Mra. . With 1he opproarh or autumn, the hours of I and a p. m., the L. ll. Tripiell. Broadway. Thursday air chief ~rahllli Sir ll•I'I)IOt however, Tony·, hulr always bo· nutniJrr o! f>tol accidents soars to eveplpi the Loyal Women'a Cla11 Boyle will vlsll the United Statea came a little grn1er and hl1 I~ per cent o! the dally l!afOe will !Jteel at Ute vhurclt aortal next week ol the lnvllstion o! u, n~rvea • lillie frayed. lfe .was a accident toll ) lie )Uil wlsh•d Ma· · room~ s. Air Force Chle! of Stall ien. pretty carolul 1h·tver, but como rna would hnve a little more !~ith Thontll.l D. ·While. T~e Brl Ish fall, he Inevitably began to pray h1 her son. ln!ormallon service aaid Sir er· TOMI.T-v;;oNISDAY earneany lor wlntor and the tom· Rock Sprint~• De!Jtonstra· mol will be11n a tour or Air f'¥<:p pdrary termination of lhc weekly Mama, In ;;er own excruclatl~a tlonTl1eWork· · Club will meel Wednes- lnstall,tlono Sept. 211. way, Wil dohg a good lob lor l!lf; IPin .. , ftc .. rety - thoueh It's doubtful day at I p tit. II the home of Mfl. CIANI CHICKI Becauoe Morna was terri!iod of that mony olhor tons, dovote.J or Scott Folmer. Plans will be mad• IWillihl driving. The decepllve no, would h•ve been ao patient lor the yem work and those In· NEW ORj.,EANS UP - T'IO pamptred chlcka wh'o rep~oe~t 118111 and the mounting accident and loni·aullerlna about It ao poor lc1eatcd are lnvltrd to attend. the dlmlniahln1 whooplna crane's toll, 11 daYI I;~ht houra grew ahor~ Tony. This molhod of exereialna beat hope oi ettapinll utlnello~ er, lomblned 'to turn her from a 1oautlon durin& d"'k'drlvlna I• pol finally are known by namea I~· meek, pleuant matron to a shrew- rocommendeJ lor the a¥era1e nlan ataa6 of numbera. 'Die two were lab, vocl(eroua hock "'"' driver. In the dr.lvol''a •eat, but II wu~ld named Oeoree and Geor,elie alt~ A typj~al Oclohor Thoraday eve- be wl•e to •b•erve the morol I~ nlnJ with M•ma aenorully 101 oil tho otory on4 10 follow tb' lead to • ar!IIOChilJi start, In thli lui· oslubll•hed by Mamu a1 o check hlon: "llow'a the JI08, Tony? You llot. doit"t want to run out or gas on lncldeutollv, Tony nnd MaJIIa aome ~u•Y road. The other drivers have uot had an accident In 11 can't tee yow at night II you run Iyears or eve nina ride~. a proclamation. CHANNIL 3 G:M INPOD 1:00 'l'tda7 9:30 Treasure Hunt ti:oil wonderful quality of family unity that Is years. Mayor E. F. Robinson of Pomeroy and May. strenglened by •man's best friend" _ the !r or C_ . 0. Fisher of Middleport acce.pted the In- dog. · TUESDAY II 6 :5 ~ SIGN OH 7:00 Todsr 9•00 Romver Room National Dog Week Being ObsetvedH,re ToC~~ote More Public Recognition 01 Good Canine Relations Thhls wuee k ids Natlonal Dog Week through· 1 1 out e n te 8tates. It came as news to us that lhe event has been celebrated for 30 ~:: :TELEVISIO:N· ''\tl IIILI...... II. I' ,._., ,_...,, Ollto . c"""' t;. ,teUh I .iaeiB•••v ...... Repair ,.. OHto Shoe Sh1;· ••• COMPANY \ You sAvE . SEE ~JVI IIIIJIGN'O AN Y OF THESE ,. ·~ DEALER •:; ~ • j, (), ROIDU ELEC. APPLIANC:ES ' ' Jti.UM -'PPLIAN(:E '". . I l#ING'S StoltE . RUTLAND FURMITIJRE ASSOCIATED RADIO , . • �., ' ' ' 4-DI,ily Sentlne~ PomUI!1· ' I • I Ml~dleport, o.,·$ept. 23, 181'1 I , , •' J• ' 1 Pitlibuub'S New York 1 . Plttabtll'(!l 5 New lfort f 111 C'llt••~· 7·pJ•v•~•d ~ · .· Waahlngton 8 Baltimore 1 , !U~ City 8 i;letroll S . 'Chl~o Tut....(I(GIWMa _ at Kal)lar City' ·, · Boston at Woahtngton,, n~hl • ,, MAY ROW TOGETHER ITHACA, N. Y. UP - Some mcmb~rs of the ComeU' Unlvtralty; crew which won 1 three Blratgbt 1. R. A. regatta, the Henley 1egalta and the International Champlpll-, . ship may row together· this year as a_.graduate crew, it was annouD· . ced today __ _ .,____. -- ----,.-- ;;:. -- .. ' ';wl ' ·-~~--·,A'f MlltlfUl &ri sc)~CTlvE iSStiEl. .. LU8 IN'IIStMINT Lintrts • TIADJIIo:'auuarrNs · e .QUOTATION ··~VICI·. -..'. t 'IPICIAL. IIPCII'IJ .on"' \ ' ' 1 lew ~rica<l ·a~ul!!tl~nl 1';, ., ''" .... . . ,.. . · Jtq~·- J 1tad ·• rt~t~d lead on his r ' t wh!re- ~bouts. In the meantlma Sheriff Hart~nQpe~ '!~~~~~ · -h~, • E9gllah ,l~,f~l!n~t4 f~ ''"' C!n~) bach was hj~h In ~Is pralle of tho .. • . l"' · tack, Sunlh ne, Keltli ·Zimmerman glo,~ea. t\"O fl•!hll&~ls, an a,JBOrt· two deputlesl'rapk and f,yons soy(C;rl~utd rrom ~~~~~ Onr,l of Albal; -~ller's M~IO<jr Man, ment of toOls and a wpod.en ,Pol~!• ~JnJ, . "These t,:o of!lcer~ patrol Co~~~ f.ll~ IIi• ~~Of lj qtng J:l~~t cr ~d~ i !'!~~~·,, liN• D-'a· maohcr ,preaum,~Jy -J:>r use •• a ll(,lgs.· t;o4n1Y ~~ery1111 1g~qn IAdi· • ' Club. , I . ,' • · .' ' 010nd 1 E 1etA\, fP.ftiJIOII; Allen'l W!aJ)Vn. . · • , lion {0 tH~ir 4aytiill~ dulles. II'a 1 Dick V•VI~n,qf 'Athens j~dged lfo~le 1 -6. 'IV Kj!owjtfil, Athens. · .l..,ter S~n~oy evening It was de· a toua~ job t~ey do and they can't ·· the Pf~l 'llir ':f~!tttdatls ' &how Pony harness,- ~6 t~che! an_d ternllnl4 t~pt the Ieot}ad been pqsaib)Y cover eveqlit e. T h • ~Vinnovs. llstca. In 'the{r' respective ~oq,~~. rt.d~~ 16 -aqd u~~er; Little t~~en ftopt t~o S~a~ e ijJgh ScMdl, cracking of this cde bowev,IJ.I', T ,pr~lf In •J~~ cl~&o IJ!c\~dfd• \Inn, Shnron P~llsbury,. ,Pl. Plops· ~~cordl!lJI , ~o ·ic Sherj I !l~rtcnbach shoid4 sctve as evidence to the J'· • ' j,AAffiip, pJ1ni 'Wl!sl'lri{tto~, 561 unt; Cllt1lc Orderly, owned by the who Sundax 1'!'¥d• a c,heck of ev- J>i!ople of fhla ~o!Wr 'at we1e • (nC!ie• and under, rider olx and l!arth\ Ve(erlnirlo'n Clinic o\ Ash- I ery schoitJ . hj !t!•.\(1 C!innty.' lill ~li6Jng eveeyt~IIJS j>iJ!Iilll,e to ~f. er: ~!iv 0 r .sapdy, Janice Ho~c1<, Ky. ,two of \he ~~oo.• s ~h' rouqd <loor- lord them tt.e klr.1d or, POlice pro1 s~tte La4" Nelwn Brumfield ways open, ope at I e rear 9r Sal- teclion they want and desire.'' 1 • Gallpoll•· 'Pci-'of'Mo\'aaqdale M-rs' English plc(llure horse, Snghsh isbury ~hoot ai'd 't,'c_fron\ ,door · , '1\1: A. ¥or"a ·: Pol\l~iOY, Lucky •l?ck; Color.~! lofc~lvane, Karen or the'l!~dt·~4 'Sc~ool. ~check .or 1 '11 , ~i"" ·. , : lltrl~~ t11!toey p~llen Athem. - Grady, Well!ito~; Tr•xle, L. G. &!~~- t~c Jat.ter l'fi!O' ~~ll 'hom!.' ,de· 1 llfe8 •• ... •. · ' .. . gan1 Fllcko, fl. L. Hartley, Ehnor, termllleif ~othtpg · ~ "i!e 11)18!ing. , Three gaited horse, full mane W. Va.; Snow Boy, L. Fl Steele. . Ol)n on b"-ing queBUoned early ,~d ~u. Elll;llsh tac~; Colo~el Me- Three gau,d horse, •haved lllane sunday mo.rntng by Me,la! County 0C Of• ~ltcnt E)vppe, Ktr~n .Gridy, WejiBtotn: and tall,, E~IIBh tack; Holly Ilea- Pro!.ecutor swore that ~e knew U4Y , l!eRP,el'· . Wallace Brajlford, ver Kettl_!l, Liz Sellm, Well•top. no!hll!i ofll!f conteqls of t~e m ~ l. ... J 141~4Jeport; Skipper,._· ChriBtlne Trsll horse, Western lac~; Smo- and sold -tbalhe had b~en, to Ath~~ ftl Gp hi'lo', ' C~olvllle· Fllcka E· L.. key, Clarence Hanll\8, Ha'llson· en' ~alurday ·to try 'anll collect 1 ' Jlii le~, Elinor, Va., Chter Lady vll!c; Johnny Sorrel, !Lueille Leif- wages due hup. He ~ld tllat Polk • Dr. c. G. Polan, Huntl~gton Neu Jo n Greer. New Haven, w. Va. ~ell, Po~eroy; Champ, Pete Oh· met hlql •••,1\ .i/1 Alllens at about I rolo~ist, wiJI ~e tqe speaker at 'Par~de horse, Weslern tack: Lit· linger, New' Haven, VJ. Va., Champ midnight and t~at lltey started the first patient-dde!or ,meiotjng ol lle ¥alor, . Ann \yin1ers, Ripley, David Darst, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.; back home, ~ut that lh~Y llad stop- the 57·58 season of Til-State Area Well VIrginia. , Chico, currcrd Brumfield, Galli ped pt the State Park on Route 33 Chapter of the National · Multiple _ . , polis. , , where ~· ~ont to sleep/ Seleroslo Soelely, which meeting .'\V~steJp Pl~asure pony, Western .,. lie ·denied hav1n11 neen any- wlll _be held at the auditorium of tact, -~ruler ~B inche,: Silver Snnwhere elae with Poik nor any the Cabell Huntington Health d)o, l'nlce )!Ruck •. C~eshlre;_ Lady, . , ., ,,._ kno)VI~e of the cente~ts or the ~nter in Huntlngton •.,p~, Sept. :!_i• • _Nel8op ~ _ llei~.Gal.llp~lls, Pony . .. . f\!lc~ ie~t oltbe •car, ~1\ltough u at 8:?'11>· m. ., .7;., L . Do~ _.\ll~n, f.tbe~~· Billy Boy, fl'~e , !.adi.es Frl~ndshlp Circle waa ~lf\ted ou£-to _him that he . · 11 -~'. ·, ~~~,~· 1"\h~JIS •.- Trir.le, Gary met at . 't~e home of Mrs. Jane was barerQot,\'lhe tlnle of biB ap- Dr. Pol~n w•ll spe~ 0 ~ "!"Iii ~-5141*~· J,Ju~n, W. Va. . .;,; · evenI•J with preheniiOn ,, · ··d ~ · 1 , ject that " upperm t lrom m 1~!1.-J w ate . ~.[. "'h w I· .John!I_Oq -. fiu.,?•,Y. a~ ,, that .h t ~hoes, a . thoughts or ~II who sll 0 ' I1 . · , ~,,e , If~ ' ' ei"'ure orse, et eight !DOm~rB ~nd fhree 8UOB" pail' ol br~Wtl 9i!OfdS W~ found Wh 0 · - ~i • 1 ern ~ck, Johnpy ,Sorrel, Lucille present. Eaeh member prciente4 neslle4 among the ,lolon ·goods in~ - . a~e cr,nClll'Jted , !"ultl~lo c . 1--llhett, ·Pom~r9y; .T~as, Bud, Da· l,rrs. Hel•n Eli a•'a towel In observr tile bA\'It SQat' of' tlie ·~r. a~le,~oSis, He.cent . -~arch - ;.n, . • vld Darfl, Pomt Pleasant, W.Va.; ' · .. -, . S '" . - · l' . . ! MS. For 1! IS In th.~ , 'Research ChiC , 'Clifford B- f'1 ld G IIi· anee of her blrthd~y. fltey also heflU .Jbrten~~~- day h•• ed labor•tories· thai the' ·~4,.. the " . p, . ru~ e • a voted to b~v a can opener for the that there w~re several other fa-~ d h eli ' • r• r MIIB; .s~.~. W_ayn.~ lt!DS, Rutland; Ioeal tcJ!ool . ~afe~rja. The eyep ~e.tl of the c~se yet' iq be cleared cure an . 1 • • 11e ~·..,~atment · ,Tfl\lle, .Jam~s C.atpahan, Racine. ina waa· a~ent sbcial!y ··ihd' UP 'that W9~l~ ~\14 moff liJht on of MS will be found. , ' 1 ftve'- galtei.l tack: 1res hmen · t'1 were · ser, · , ~ d to ..,rs. " · a·· aerl01 ' o1 other hlll'i • 1artes and T/lis · ,meet1ng · place is on ,.ground _ ll~iliil . a DJhorae Jt' Ens!!: Blh WJI . . r11 1n ·¥g m, o, o e4 Lou,lse ~~~~·~· an~ Roger, C~thy thefts wN•P ~@4 IJII<AQ place in l•yel a~d - lf ••~Uy ~c~f'lble lo by ~t.K., ~QrJ~ ,c! Galllp ,lis apd Roush of Nn.w H~ven· ~fl. j'eggy the eount,r receWUy. ' even the more handicapped p~· ~ ~!!IY two -lnimals in the cla••· Arnott 01 Mld!fle~~; M~s"aam~• j\t np 0 ~ to~"!' 9(fleers "''!!:~ ll.i\1 tieP,~. - . Weatern ~ltasu~e ~ony, W~tern, Jllla '¥ol\nJ, j!elen !;llaa, · t,ucr' sea~tblo¥ {or itli~ tlcaped -' Pollt, ·The public iB invl\ed and entack, ponleo~ to_ 56 lncheB, r ders 'ttel¥, 'Helen Roush, Afm~ Cole- lv!th ollicels indicating that they cpuragea to attend. I 1~ a~d .un~~r•. Lil!le Son, Lowell maQ, Lillian Fitzgerald, and· Aline · Guthrie, 'Coolv11le; _Ltt[le Champ, carpenter of west cofumtila.' The ~Y AI- M-,~tr" Dqa (/ul~r\e, Coolville; Little foe, October medlng wlll be at the . · r ryiUfl · F.r~ ~nnett, Gallpclls; Trixie, ~'orne of Mrs Helen Roush. ¥~ Woodyard: Pet of Mornn· . . · · . -alt. Mri.-W. A. Morgan, Pomeroy. Miss Jackie Reynolds of Point . Par4~e pony, Western tack, rid· Pleasant haB been •pending a 'few · er)'IO 1nd under; Briga4ier, Fred days with he• grandmothur, Mrs. . CU11•R. GalliPQlla; .R~ )Vlni, Mari- Gwen Stewnrt. --'----~--.:-::-::;:::;:::;j-:-~.~.~.m••p· . 1 II'M · - ~ n•OUile MS D l p • Meetm'g .. duJ-" w: WEST COLU..·IA et N!ANU~L t pan 1' ; .~nl~a.,it.wttl ' ' • r AIe Depulles • ' · Daily Sentln~l. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.; S~t. 2S, 1957-5 r I - . ·\ ·( AI\IGLO-NO!lTHliN . UCUIITIH , _.~ TOROiiTO ST. • TtiOIITO,c~NAUA • r..- 'GIANT G GIANt$ • • :. DAILY CROSSWORD --.,.I~Hl41_ .. ACIIQSI · •DOWN . u,' ~~ ·l ' car lltety t. A dllirtr ts. M)!t , . ·· · r. Tllkil4 Willi ' e. Wl4fl,• . . QVtr apill 25. DJioon. ·a. Mualcal ~lllatl , " !:~.-.-- . ~ 11. ek~ lnali'ul)ltllt (Reb.) · -iil\11.) ~t,:WO, J·Ri t;;r, =~ ~. -.&; bo* e. Cl17 «Neb.) 28. wane Iiili~ · .'·~:;IJer ao.=lll!· · . (.) •t ~ ,.. . , , .a 12. !'plea SU!bok ot · t - lllbl!tllt ,, · , ••·· ' iiXollirla• ·~-- r.'l~= . ~ (all~~)II' .ILLtllt .. ~. ···r.r~i .11·,..~-~ lUG.~· -~ · ! ...;•....tilt' lle4tet ' ' ' K&y'ist · ..hl-tl-~ ' Co.me In and take our t~ ·, MIDGET AUTO RACES ·v~a· ' ·PERF0RMANC£}J'EST . . ,' .. - . ' I ··h,........~"" ~1-1-ob;oftr+-1 &Wrat 1 · •' -~"""'t trt-t-t-t-"" tl. 'l'rlclti4 II. CUrium 1!11111-) ·. tt.~twlall ' 111111111 i' ... u,ca, IT.~r . Wl!llt •·w•ttra~r:t' .. ~e..!~ .....tr-t+!t-!+r ftl~' \ ..:1'.::. ,b1r ClB~VQrE .,;_ ,r..:e•, ·bow tO work Itt ,. ... ,. '' · J X'•f !D L'B,. ' ' .. Panther Has Stiff AsSignment T,oo WATCHMAKERS ~ ·· f LO";O'fi:~- ~#1V . · 0U letter II!IIPI7 ltlp4l tor MOtber. Ia -IIlii aamplt A II u..for II* !)tNt 1.{1, X for the two O'o, tto. Slllrtt lttttn, ,.,... tq~ lilt !ealtJ! 111<1 fOI'Il\&lloll of tht worlla IN Ill billa., IDiotl del lilt eodtlet~n arl dUfennL Cl.·, ' ba nk ' Spee · d.way The Panthers have just as rough, If not a stl(fer, a55lgn· ment. They go to a strange flel,d to meet the Wellston Rock· . ~y I . ets, a_club with the horses to go all the way this year with a 1. ·sund.y, Septeaahr 18-1:30 P.M. break he~e and there. • ' 1 . Coacli'3oe Mahmlsur has a veteran, fast te~m and If the Pan. ':;:~~~~~:iS:~~;;;;~~~~~;;~· !hera are to win they'll have to be at their pest: .". l doubt II they can fumble as much .as they did agalnat Chauncey and win, or react as slowly to'olltalde pla~a ~nd wtn. On the other hana Pomeroy has a real paiiSIDf •threat this \ .:. aealon, Exceptlt\1 Hawthorne; the•~eld Jallirif;·but faat enou1h to keep up with about anybody In' the·SEO. 'l'her~ lire two aood pasa catchers In S. T. Johnson and Vern Harrll~n. Phalln can throw them. · ' · ·· · " Defensively, observers thought Gary Freeman, subbing for lnjure'd Bill Glbba, played a particularly aareastve game aaalnat Chauncey. The center of the Panther lfile :looked pre!· ty aoUd Friday ·nllhl defensively except for that ll·yard ram· ble of Mr:· Kelaeriberg•s for tile Blue ~vii TD. OUtside the tackles left aomethlng for Coach Alex Clio to work Qn tl,lls week. lt'a qulft , , Pomeroy's defense did not give ,fit~ .• '· 'l ,.·,, : \\ · . ~ ..~ < ~r,..,.,-~,. \· , ; . . ·}~~ ~;;, ,, · zc•xui' . xrc·••u•x•Ji • ·~ '' } .-( ·· ·~ , ,j I, ~ ,. lf. ~·• &.~· •ca ' "ISN'T It wonderful how husbands, bless Utelr heart.!, keep on ·lhlnldnJ their wives took juat Ute way tbey' dl4 on•their weddlnr day I,; enlb~li.lllcally remlttted 1 ·sal••· Qlerk In the lingerie depat'tlnent. ., · · ' fht had just ftnlahed watilng.on I mld<lle·age~, balding J11i11 who waa taking Ut' elevator at Utat moment, a prel· ~· wrapped box under biB arm: ":.ITbat'a Mr. Anderso~." abe .OODtlnued. "It's bll lOUt wedding annlversaey apd he wanted to give Mrs. Anderaon aomethlng really persol\"1 thiB time. Isn'llhat sweet?" -- "WI1Y; Yes," I anawere4, "~~t 1!91' woul~ he knew ~pr rlgllt •?" ' UIIJ1l · well l ~wan or 111e taet · lphu h"' nv Idea o! ' J ·: - ~~. P,ilf~ -~ .~ Jl ... • ' ; t r I cp J,.., r· .~ w~ ·o. J.a ca~.r . .r. '· f ·. ~ ~· .1 'r\~~~~~=-~ - rm?, ~.~f.W"'.~-· , '· · .:_,· 1' .uiii'Om:'' 177• ;r-r c·1r V'll . T!'f':,,:-'l;;r· "'rr'l"'!'1'! · i :: -~-.. h 1',· ·~· '-;'~,. J • • , • if , ·, I I . . . ( -~ ,_ DlltrthteUr 1111 l'talurot lrdlcolt " 1< ' \, ' • • I NANCY ' . • · -- ~ _.. _ .... -----·--, --~~~~ I· ., ;'L . 'I' •I I • .l ' ...., . '-~ • r l'" .' i. --., �., ' ' ' 4-DI,ily Sentlne~ PomUI!1· ' I • I Ml~dleport, o.,·$ept. 23, 181'1 I , , •' J• ' 1 Pitlibuub'S New York 1 . Plttabtll'(!l 5 New lfort f 111 C'llt••~· 7·pJ•v•~•d ~ · .· Waahlngton 8 Baltimore 1 , !U~ City 8 i;letroll S . 'Chl~o Tut....(I(GIWMa _ at Kal)lar City' ·, · Boston at Woahtngton,, n~hl • ,, MAY ROW TOGETHER ITHACA, N. Y. UP - Some mcmb~rs of the ComeU' Unlvtralty; crew which won 1 three Blratgbt 1. R. A. regatta, the Henley 1egalta and the International Champlpll-, . ship may row together· this year as a_.graduate crew, it was annouD· . ced today __ _ .,____. -- ----,.-- ;;:. -- .. ' ';wl ' ·-~~--·,A'f MlltlfUl &ri sc)~CTlvE iSStiEl. .. LU8 IN'IIStMINT Lintrts • TIADJIIo:'auuarrNs · e .QUOTATION ··~VICI·. -..'. t 'IPICIAL. IIPCII'IJ .on"' \ ' ' 1 lew ~rica<l ·a~ul!!tl~nl 1';, ., ''" .... . . ,.. . · Jtq~·- J 1tad ·• rt~t~d lead on his r ' t wh!re- ~bouts. In the meantlma Sheriff Hart~nQpe~ '!~~~~~ · -h~, • E9gllah ,l~,f~l!n~t4 f~ ''"' C!n~) bach was hj~h In ~Is pralle of tho .. • . l"' · tack, Sunlh ne, Keltli ·Zimmerman glo,~ea. t\"O fl•!hll&~ls, an a,JBOrt· two deputlesl'rapk and f,yons soy(C;rl~utd rrom ~~~~~ Onr,l of Albal; -~ller's M~IO<jr Man, ment of toOls and a wpod.en ,Pol~!• ~JnJ, . "These t,:o of!lcer~ patrol Co~~~ f.ll~ IIi• ~~Of lj qtng J:l~~t cr ~d~ i !'!~~~·,, liN• D-'a· maohcr ,preaum,~Jy -J:>r use •• a ll(,lgs.· t;o4n1Y ~~ery1111 1g~qn IAdi· • ' Club. , I . ,' • · .' ' 010nd 1 E 1etA\, fP.ftiJIOII; Allen'l W!aJ)Vn. . · • , lion {0 tH~ir 4aytiill~ dulles. II'a 1 Dick V•VI~n,qf 'Athens j~dged lfo~le 1 -6. 'IV Kj!owjtfil, Athens. · .l..,ter S~n~oy evening It was de· a toua~ job t~ey do and they can't ·· the Pf~l 'llir ':f~!tttdatls ' &how Pony harness,- ~6 t~che! an_d ternllnl4 t~pt the Ieot}ad been pqsaib)Y cover eveqlit e. T h • ~Vinnovs. llstca. In 'the{r' respective ~oq,~~. rt.d~~ 16 -aqd u~~er; Little t~~en ftopt t~o S~a~ e ijJgh ScMdl, cracking of this cde bowev,IJ.I', T ,pr~lf In •J~~ cl~&o IJ!c\~dfd• \Inn, Shnron P~llsbury,. ,Pl. Plops· ~~cordl!lJI , ~o ·ic Sherj I !l~rtcnbach shoid4 sctve as evidence to the J'· • ' j,AAffiip, pJ1ni 'Wl!sl'lri{tto~, 561 unt; Cllt1lc Orderly, owned by the who Sundax 1'!'¥d• a c,heck of ev- J>i!ople of fhla ~o!Wr 'at we1e • (nC!ie• and under, rider olx and l!arth\ Ve(erlnirlo'n Clinic o\ Ash- I ery schoitJ . hj !t!•.\(1 C!innty.' lill ~li6Jng eveeyt~IIJS j>iJ!Iilll,e to ~f. er: ~!iv 0 r .sapdy, Janice Ho~c1<, Ky. ,two of \he ~~oo.• s ~h' rouqd <loor- lord them tt.e klr.1d or, POlice pro1 s~tte La4" Nelwn Brumfield ways open, ope at I e rear 9r Sal- teclion they want and desire.'' 1 • Gallpoll•· 'Pci-'of'Mo\'aaqdale M-rs' English plc(llure horse, Snghsh isbury ~hoot ai'd 't,'c_fron\ ,door · , '1\1: A. ¥or"a ·: Pol\l~iOY, Lucky •l?ck; Color.~! lofc~lvane, Karen or the'l!~dt·~4 'Sc~ool. ~check .or 1 '11 , ~i"" ·. , : lltrl~~ t11!toey p~llen Athem. - Grady, Well!ito~; Tr•xle, L. G. &!~~- t~c Jat.ter l'fi!O' ~~ll 'hom!.' ,de· 1 llfe8 •• ... •. · ' .. . gan1 Fllcko, fl. L. Hartley, Ehnor, termllleif ~othtpg · ~ "i!e 11)18!ing. , Three gaited horse, full mane W. Va.; Snow Boy, L. Fl Steele. . Ol)n on b"-ing queBUoned early ,~d ~u. Elll;llsh tac~; Colo~el Me- Three gau,d horse, •haved lllane sunday mo.rntng by Me,la! County 0C Of• ~ltcnt E)vppe, Ktr~n .Gridy, WejiBtotn: and tall,, E~IIBh tack; Holly Ilea- Pro!.ecutor swore that ~e knew U4Y , l!eRP,el'· . Wallace Brajlford, ver Kettl_!l, Liz Sellm, Well•top. no!hll!i ofll!f conteqls of t~e m ~ l. ... J 141~4Jeport; Skipper,._· ChriBtlne Trsll horse, Western lac~; Smo- and sold -tbalhe had b~en, to Ath~~ ftl Gp hi'lo', ' C~olvllle· Fllcka E· L.. key, Clarence Hanll\8, Ha'llson· en' ~alurday ·to try 'anll collect 1 ' Jlii le~, Elinor, Va., Chter Lady vll!c; Johnny Sorrel, !Lueille Leif- wages due hup. He ~ld tllat Polk • Dr. c. G. Polan, Huntl~gton Neu Jo n Greer. New Haven, w. Va. ~ell, Po~eroy; Champ, Pete Oh· met hlql •••,1\ .i/1 Alllens at about I rolo~ist, wiJI ~e tqe speaker at 'Par~de horse, Weslern tack: Lit· linger, New' Haven, VJ. Va., Champ midnight and t~at lltey started the first patient-dde!or ,meiotjng ol lle ¥alor, . Ann \yin1ers, Ripley, David Darst, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.; back home, ~ut that lh~Y llad stop- the 57·58 season of Til-State Area Well VIrginia. , Chico, currcrd Brumfield, Galli ped pt the State Park on Route 33 Chapter of the National · Multiple _ . , polis. , , where ~· ~ont to sleep/ Seleroslo Soelely, which meeting .'\V~steJp Pl~asure pony, Western .,. lie ·denied hav1n11 neen any- wlll _be held at the auditorium of tact, -~ruler ~B inche,: Silver Snnwhere elae with Poik nor any the Cabell Huntington Health d)o, l'nlce )!Ruck •. C~eshlre;_ Lady, . , ., ,,._ kno)VI~e of the cente~ts or the ~nter in Huntlngton •.,p~, Sept. :!_i• • _Nel8op ~ _ llei~.Gal.llp~lls, Pony . .. . f\!lc~ ie~t oltbe •car, ~1\ltough u at 8:?'11>· m. ., .7;., L . Do~ _.\ll~n, f.tbe~~· Billy Boy, fl'~e , !.adi.es Frl~ndshlp Circle waa ~lf\ted ou£-to _him that he . · 11 -~'. ·, ~~~,~· 1"\h~JIS •.- Trir.le, Gary met at . 't~e home of Mrs. Jane was barerQot,\'lhe tlnle of biB ap- Dr. Pol~n w•ll spe~ 0 ~ "!"Iii ~-5141*~· J,Ju~n, W. Va. . .;,; · evenI•J with preheniiOn ,, · ··d ~ · 1 , ject that " upperm t lrom m 1~!1.-J w ate . ~.[. "'h w I· .John!I_Oq -. fiu.,?•,Y. a~ ,, that .h t ~hoes, a . thoughts or ~II who sll 0 ' I1 . · , ~,,e , If~ ' ' ei"'ure orse, et eight !DOm~rB ~nd fhree 8UOB" pail' ol br~Wtl 9i!OfdS W~ found Wh 0 · - ~i • 1 ern ~ck, Johnpy ,Sorrel, Lucille present. Eaeh member prciente4 neslle4 among the ,lolon ·goods in~ - . a~e cr,nClll'Jted , !"ultl~lo c . 1--llhett, ·Pom~r9y; .T~as, Bud, Da· l,rrs. Hel•n Eli a•'a towel In observr tile bA\'It SQat' of' tlie ·~r. a~le,~oSis, He.cent . -~arch - ;.n, . • vld Darfl, Pomt Pleasant, W.Va.; ' · .. -, . S '" . - · l' . . ! MS. For 1! IS In th.~ , 'Research ChiC , 'Clifford B- f'1 ld G IIi· anee of her blrthd~y. fltey also heflU .Jbrten~~~- day h•• ed labor•tories· thai the' ·~4,.. the " . p, . ru~ e • a voted to b~v a can opener for the that there w~re several other fa-~ d h eli ' • r• r MIIB; .s~.~. W_ayn.~ lt!DS, Rutland; Ioeal tcJ!ool . ~afe~rja. The eyep ~e.tl of the c~se yet' iq be cleared cure an . 1 • • 11e ~·..,~atment · ,Tfl\lle, .Jam~s C.atpahan, Racine. ina waa· a~ent sbcial!y ··ihd' UP 'that W9~l~ ~\14 moff liJht on of MS will be found. , ' 1 ftve'- galtei.l tack: 1res hmen · t'1 were · ser, · , ~ d to ..,rs. " · a·· aerl01 ' o1 other hlll'i • 1artes and T/lis · ,meet1ng · place is on ,.ground _ ll~iliil . a DJhorae Jt' Ens!!: Blh WJI . . r11 1n ·¥g m, o, o e4 Lou,lse ~~~~·~· an~ Roger, C~thy thefts wN•P ~@4 IJII<AQ place in l•yel a~d - lf ••~Uy ~c~f'lble lo by ~t.K., ~QrJ~ ,c! Galllp ,lis apd Roush of Nn.w H~ven· ~fl. j'eggy the eount,r receWUy. ' even the more handicapped p~· ~ ~!!IY two -lnimals in the cla••· Arnott 01 Mld!fle~~; M~s"aam~• j\t np 0 ~ to~"!' 9(fleers "''!!:~ ll.i\1 tieP,~. - . Weatern ~ltasu~e ~ony, W~tern, Jllla '¥ol\nJ, j!elen !;llaa, · t,ucr' sea~tblo¥ {or itli~ tlcaped -' Pollt, ·The public iB invl\ed and entack, ponleo~ to_ 56 lncheB, r ders 'ttel¥, 'Helen Roush, Afm~ Cole- lv!th ollicels indicating that they cpuragea to attend. I 1~ a~d .un~~r•. Lil!le Son, Lowell maQ, Lillian Fitzgerald, and· Aline · Guthrie, 'Coolv11le; _Ltt[le Champ, carpenter of west cofumtila.' The ~Y AI- M-,~tr" Dqa (/ul~r\e, Coolville; Little foe, October medlng wlll be at the . · r ryiUfl · F.r~ ~nnett, Gallpclls; Trixie, ~'orne of Mrs Helen Roush. ¥~ Woodyard: Pet of Mornn· . . · · . -alt. Mri.-W. A. Morgan, Pomeroy. Miss Jackie Reynolds of Point . Par4~e pony, Western tack, rid· Pleasant haB been •pending a 'few · er)'IO 1nd under; Briga4ier, Fred days with he• grandmothur, Mrs. . CU11•R. GalliPQlla; .R~ )Vlni, Mari- Gwen Stewnrt. --'----~--.:-::-::;:::;:::;j-:-~.~.~.m••p· . 1 II'M · - ~ n•OUile MS D l p • Meetm'g .. duJ-" w: WEST COLU..·IA et N!ANU~L t pan 1' ; .~nl~a.,it.wttl ' ' • r AIe Depulles • ' · Daily Sentln~l. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.; S~t. 2S, 1957-5 r I - . ·\ ·( AI\IGLO-NO!lTHliN . UCUIITIH , _.~ TOROiiTO ST. • TtiOIITO,c~NAUA • r..- 'GIANT G GIANt$ • • :. DAILY CROSSWORD --.,.I~Hl41_ .. ACIIQSI · •DOWN . u,' ~~ ·l ' car lltety t. A dllirtr ts. M)!t , . ·· · r. Tllkil4 Willi ' e. Wl4fl,• . . QVtr apill 25. DJioon. ·a. Mualcal ~lllatl , " !:~.-.-- . ~ 11. ek~ lnali'ul)ltllt (Reb.) · -iil\11.) ~t,:WO, J·Ri t;;r, =~ ~. -.&; bo* e. Cl17 «Neb.) 28. wane Iiili~ · .'·~:;IJer ao.=lll!· · . (.) •t ~ ,.. . , , .a 12. !'plea SU!bok ot · t - lllbl!tllt ,, · , ••·· ' iiXollirla• ·~-- r.'l~= . ~ (all~~)II' .ILLtllt .. ~. ···r.r~i .11·,..~-~ lUG.~· -~ · ! ...;•....tilt' lle4tet ' ' ' K&y'ist · ..hl-tl-~ ' Co.me In and take our t~ ·, MIDGET AUTO RACES ·v~a· ' ·PERF0RMANC£}J'EST . . ,' .. - . ' I ··h,........~"" ~1-1-ob;oftr+-1 &Wrat 1 · •' -~"""'t trt-t-t-t-"" tl. 'l'rlclti4 II. CUrium 1!11111-) ·. tt.~twlall ' 111111111 i' ... u,ca, IT.~r . Wl!llt •·w•ttra~r:t' .. ~e..!~ .....tr-t+!t-!+r ftl~' \ ..:1'.::. ,b1r ClB~VQrE .,;_ ,r..:e•, ·bow tO work Itt ,. ... ,. '' · J X'•f !D L'B,. ' ' .. Panther Has Stiff AsSignment T,oo WATCHMAKERS ~ ·· f LO";O'fi:~- ~#1V . · 0U letter II!IIPI7 ltlp4l tor MOtber. Ia -IIlii aamplt A II u..for II* !)tNt 1.{1, X for the two O'o, tto. Slllrtt lttttn, ,.,... tq~ lilt !ealtJ! 111<1 fOI'Il\&lloll of tht worlla IN Ill billa., IDiotl del lilt eodtlet~n arl dUfennL Cl.·, ' ba nk ' Spee · d.way The Panthers have just as rough, If not a stl(fer, a55lgn· ment. They go to a strange flel,d to meet the Wellston Rock· . ~y I . ets, a_club with the horses to go all the way this year with a 1. ·sund.y, Septeaahr 18-1:30 P.M. break he~e and there. • ' 1 . Coacli'3oe Mahmlsur has a veteran, fast te~m and If the Pan. ':;:~~~~~:iS:~~;;;;~~~~~;;~· !hera are to win they'll have to be at their pest: .". l doubt II they can fumble as much .as they did agalnat Chauncey and win, or react as slowly to'olltalde pla~a ~nd wtn. On the other hana Pomeroy has a real paiiSIDf •threat this \ .:. aealon, Exceptlt\1 Hawthorne; the•~eld Jallirif;·but faat enou1h to keep up with about anybody In' the·SEO. 'l'her~ lire two aood pasa catchers In S. T. Johnson and Vern Harrll~n. Phalln can throw them. · ' · ·· · " Defensively, observers thought Gary Freeman, subbing for lnjure'd Bill Glbba, played a particularly aareastve game aaalnat Chauncey. The center of the Panther lfile :looked pre!· ty aoUd Friday ·nllhl defensively except for that ll·yard ram· ble of Mr:· Kelaeriberg•s for tile Blue ~vii TD. OUtside the tackles left aomethlng for Coach Alex Clio to work Qn tl,lls week. lt'a qulft , , Pomeroy's defense did not give ,fit~ .• '· 'l ,.·,, : \\ · . ~ ..~ < ~r,..,.,-~,. \· , ; . . ·}~~ ~;;, ,, · zc•xui' . xrc·••u•x•Ji • ·~ '' } .-( ·· ·~ , ,j I, ~ ,. lf. ~·• &.~· •ca ' "ISN'T It wonderful how husbands, bless Utelr heart.!, keep on ·lhlnldnJ their wives took juat Ute way tbey' dl4 on•their weddlnr day I,; enlb~li.lllcally remlttted 1 ·sal••· Qlerk In the lingerie depat'tlnent. ., · · ' fht had just ftnlahed watilng.on I mld<lle·age~, balding J11i11 who waa taking Ut' elevator at Utat moment, a prel· ~· wrapped box under biB arm: ":.ITbat'a Mr. Anderso~." abe .OODtlnued. "It's bll lOUt wedding annlversaey apd he wanted to give Mrs. Anderaon aomethlng really persol\"1 thiB time. Isn'llhat sweet?" -- "WI1Y; Yes," I anawere4, "~~t 1!91' woul~ he knew ~pr rlgllt •?" ' UIIJ1l · well l ~wan or 111e taet · lphu h"' nv Idea o! ' J ·: - ~~. P,ilf~ -~ .~ Jl ... • ' ; t r I cp J,.., r· .~ w~ ·o. J.a ca~.r . .r. '· f ·. ~ ~· .1 'r\~~~~~=-~ - rm?, ~.~f.W"'.~-· , '· · .:_,· 1' .uiii'Om:'' 177• ;r-r c·1r V'll . T!'f':,,:-'l;;r· "'rr'l"'!'1'! · i :: -~-.. h 1',· ·~· '-;'~,. J • • , • if , ·, I I . . . ( -~ ,_ DlltrthteUr 1111 l'talurot lrdlcolt " 1< ' \, ' • • I NANCY ' . • · -- ~ _.. _ .... -----·--, --~~~~ I· ., ;'L . 'I' •I I • .l ' ...., . '-~ • r l'" .' i. --., �~ ..,. .. " ... .. • ,, . 0 ' ., I ~ ,.,, II '] I -> ~ .1 .,.. I ' ' ,; ~acmeEGs~r~.S~rChaphr 1 ~ 'F~iends Night Held Saturday / . •1 Middleport Society ' I ':!:7~\iic T.i\iWIJ!. , Jlrlii.t~ ~ l'Jth an arrangement of fall Ohio UmversJIY for the fall sem. IWii'tll1 mltlija ' 'flol.eti fVi!tll tall white tipera ID 'III'IDiior, wortiiY p~~ cfyatil boldera on either s1de Mrs. ud dlitlliiUIIIhed aiitlta JIU!ne Wlnvett presided at the ,_..d lntr9du,ed w~ l'lye )!Qver coffee eervlce and Mra 11. Grand El~ ~f j)bio, No- LeOna HenoltY at tho cryotal punch c.Dtadlne, ilepuiJ lfllld m.. llciwL i(Gil "'.Diatrlet Z, Ada DeVol aDd GW!sta wer11 present from PomoJatb*n Ables, ll'lllil repreloata. roy, RAvenawood, w Va Stock· ~port, Relne:avllle, Harmonvllle, , d Now ..tartbfleld, Cheshire, Middle· Dlatrlct oUieen latroduce were port Athen• Chesterhill McConCon ,W,bb, president; Ruth ~- nelbvllle, Guyevllle, Morletla, New fll!t, Ylee president; and ~lllie MalllmOTU, Bepre, Maxburg and Beverly. nf Dlllriet 24: Gamel Engti, ilrllld Followllll the meeting a recepCboflll member, Harry P. Smith, tlon was belli- for Cora Webb diJ. ilt.UDIUI•hed mason end vl1ltl111 trlct preddent, who reee1ved many dthY matrou and wOrthy pa· lovely glfta .a ~~:!nM~H~\:':,~ !re.: ~ : lin. Louise Stewart preaented a J.roll'lm conalltlng of an orlaliiJI Wt "The Trlal.a and Trl~ula.tlcillo )If a Pro~tam Comp~lttee" wllb :(hlonl.l Grimm ond Wllllal!l Stewlire ,.Jtklpttlng, 1 reading "A IJ!tle 119Y'I First D~ of School" llernlee Cari>e\lleri 1 vocal solo, llaquet Neuman, and 1 readllll ~JI'rlendablp' by ldaJii!~ Wingett. AI tile clo~ of the meetlnf re- A six o'clock dmner honoring Mr• Webb wae held preeedlng the meet1111 at the home of Mr and Mn. Je... Brinker Present were ~:.~:::: J.~!~ '~e~~ ~~~: .i •• • ' ' ,; 'l ••• l , ~1 ~ht !VII' qbMlrved by frethi!lenta w~ ,served 1n the Tllf MIW~~,.~~'!:eJ~a'f,l:¥;: 1~"'li!•' l'fer OES '' l 1~ dial~!~~ ~m from ~ table allrao. 11!11 Richard Wells and Mrt fcSflODal 1N!III $a!llfdq eveDIDI ~~ ilct With\ pale pint covet and cen- Gcorac Hackett Jr are enrolled at ved nothie fl ' J . r·· \ I .e I • " ,Ql . .. \ '/ • • , .. lam,O'N~IP I• ' .' I I ester ,Mtll•. lllate George Doolittle who " employ Federation ed In Cleveland came here after lcsslonal his wife and son Sleven Charles, nounced who hive been v1s1Ung her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Lambert, and th they left Saturday lor their new home The Rev and Mrs L A Danger· AasJatant to the Govenor. ter, Camden, were weekend guestJ; ed to UIJs Milia IIYini: of Mr and Mts Herbert Chambers Amertcf.i bwlneu womlll Mr and Mrs Harold Hager took I earned unJYerlll goo!! wUL f~r ber hll mother, Mro Laura Haeer. to untiring eflorla In , meeting tbe Holzer Hoopltal Sunday and she challenge• or 10 elpandins bu11n " •lated lor ma1or surgery today eiS world-buslne!! women 'deHubert Mace 11 a surgical pat· dlcpti the... elvei tn molnl~lnJn. lent at Holzer Hospital the h1gheel Ieveii of b!Ulne"' and Mr and Mrs Leo Swick !Ruby profeos1onal tranoacllons anef;tbroWls•) Columbu• spent the week I ugh conselenllous devotlo~ lo th.elJ end ~lth her lather c H Wl•e Sr various voeations ~ove contributed Mr and Mrs Slftck ealled on Dr l s•gniflcantly to the eeonomlc!ll and Mn J 1 DavJs who were and ooe11l welfare of thb 1fit~e' claumatco of his son Leo Swick Slogan lor the ~eel iJ _.:~ le ' w~~;1~~~~ . ... - _ ne DeHW l'ol'lle ' \~1 ' Heath Methodist Youtl, Fellowship' lnsfalls Officers Unique -By I Jr• Amesville, Texas, at the Obi~ to the Wonten Wfio Wtir~·r;, ~~h 1 tt State Umverolly He 1, a geo~oglst w•ll actuate various progralill lie but, Mr and Mn Woyne W nse and was In Columbus last week to pr.. ente4 by locaL 't~!e an~ , !!,~· aH~~nv:l~:. :::~.~~~!~~:~~~! vlsll bil lather and otep-molher lonal groupr One out o(1d'J~IN Mr and Mrs L. E Reynold• three women 1n th¢ United i~l\eo :~n;·.:;~ of~~~P..';omeroy spent the weekend wllh Mr and is gainfully elil~lOl'lcl, ~~ qa Mrs Val R•ynoldo and daughter Jlo otal1stica co)llplled by lfic_ II Mr. and Mra Roy Tracy, Mr Rena Lynn, at Morgantown w va tonal Federalion ,. v• ,1: lU 111d Mn Denzil Goesieln and Mr James Van Cooney, who ••II be Wllh owarda to be woq' on the and Mn Harry P Smith attended gm his work a1 a sophomore In production front 11 well u on '!he TV.. the Frlendo Night at Racine Chap- Pre·medleol school at OhiO Stale battle tront, women were called to .1 ~ . ter, OES, Saturday evenlne Unlverslly, w!! a weel.end guetl work, and have contljJUed to do l lin. Maudo Aekely baa (tlurn+cl Euaehe Tbomao, who has spent or Raymond Turner In Columbus oo olnee then when pro,perlty eon· to hot home 2.anesvllle, ~Iter be- the past t~n dar• with his par· He plan• to return to Colllmbu• Unued and demand fOr "luxury" lDI ealled bore by the Hl'loua lll· enu, Mr and Mrs Everett Thomao for tlt"e opening of school nex• 11cms and new produelt created ;pen of her altler, Mra C I Ward Jell Sunday for Wcbater Grove, weekend more jobs Women have prqved • llw Olaa Pierotti of Columbu• Mo where he will enter hll senior Ben Philson and son, Rush were their effleleney, employers teatlfr, ~~ the week end with her moo yea; at Eden Semlnory 1 buolneiS vlsllors In Parkersburg and many of them can and do com w Mn Odet.. Pierotti. , Saturday blne jobs with their domeatlc llveo ' ' and Mn Henry ElchiDller Mr and M~• Bruce Scholl and I Mrs Fred Peel was takeu to the The BPW Is the largest naUona) ~ ~ Groveport were week of Ironton were week end Hill Crest Nurs~ng Home m Atheno organization for women w~o V(OI't, aueati of her mother )In Ma· suesta bl bl1 mother, Mrs Herman Saturday there are 3300 Business and btl Ven Meter Chea!<r' llld Mr. Seboll and other relative• Mils Jone Harm, student nurac feaslonal Women's Clubl In' ~ Join Eddie' HarluDi aqd lam· Selwyn White and doughier, at the St Joseph's Ho!pllal of United State•, Aluh, Hawoll llld Road Pbylllo of Galhpolla, vloiled re- Nursing, Parkeraburg, opent tho the District ~~ Colu1nbia O~lo bas Holler and 1ut!er, Mrt. eently with lrlro Nettle Kuehler weekend with her parents, Mr taG clubs with memherslilp ~ 1 Allison, Eaot tlverpool, Mr. ftold lin. Cllflord Lelfhe~t and Mrs W B. Harris, and her 10,600 Tho Federation 1• th~ or,ly aueota of Mra Berth' Hot~ IDd aon, Roger, were Sunday di · slater, Jill organization (<lr women wble~ ill brother, Leiter' Bailey, of ner guesta of Mr Bnd Mrs Otbo Mr and Mrs. R D Flowen 1elude• all professioN and,oeeupa· ~~~~~ 8\lr. , Murray Harrisburg, were dinner gu"t.. or tlono 'Mra. Bernled ~)'llch of MIOI wJnda Lightfoot of Middle· l\lrs c D Reich~·· ·~ul•mJly With the rising COlt or IIVil;l)l Jnltr~•rjae v•alted Sunday With ort waa tilo wcok end 1ue 1t of Joe and Diane, an Mrs ce an and high standorcls many )'!omen Eldon Krauetter an~ Marjorie Burt, Rutland Rood Znndl Frldcaybl A A b Ml h muet continue working Produet•~:~~~~f:!n.:~.~~l ' 1\fro Samo Buucll and Mr and Wayne 0 e, nn r or e ' called luxurlea I~ ftlrt Pall ~~~ "4 Mn Cloreneo Might vlolted re· spent the weekend here and wao now eonsldere~seqtlal ~~~~ ll!fl· ~.... were u~:~~ t•o,j~~~~~~'= cently In Wllkeavllle with Mrs a~o~p~nlep~nlh~l:!e w~!k ~:th w~:~ ney lo needed 0 PlY fo r thfet~ a~r with ~ ~~~~~~i~~' Andrew CaldwelL w0 a • One pay chee In a lam11M ¥11 mnklnc t~e parent•, Mr and Mrs Clarence oannol aupply the roqublleo B~t Ro'bert IIIII., _¥'ri•~~· y x:al.''~ ~:of~~~~:J:·~~ de: t-;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;..,... j I Clark a survey made wt Ytli' by t&e and Mil, E. ~ Q 1St ,5 Carroll Swanson, who II employ. Women'o Burcou, u S Dep~l· l'f nted ed at Cresap, and hl1 son, Chorlea ment of Labor ohowt that 51% 9f ~u~c Swanson, Maryovllle, who had wor the women who wor~ provide full Ml'll ked this aummer ~t Cresap were or partial aupport for dependcm overnight guests Thuroday of Mra T~e rlpol'\ doet ·~ inolude Carroll Swanoon and family and women who lull'~ their p,aychl!f: aa~ho~e~~:o:~l;t a~:~ :a:~~ ~~~:: attended the Plttsburah loottiall wilb their husballda' for lt.Dei'i game Saturday Cbarlel Swanaon, houeohold expen!t • 11 od at Church. who Ia a •ophomore In, the College Women wish to be treated M Thuradoy afternoon the MoKay of Engineering at Ohio State Unl equal eitlzelll the Federation ~~· r.tlller Circle will meet at 2 p m verolty, hi! returned to his home clarea, and d~alre to use their ell· ~QOMS with Mro Everett Dovio " devo- In Morysvlllo ueatlon natural okllla, and lmUIP. tional leader and Mlu Bm San· Mr and Mrs Frederick Stollen allon In order to become ~. bom In char1e of the program boll, La Boule, France, were week productive clllzena 1'hls 11 conli· Hoatem• wlll be Mn David En!a· end gueols of Mf! C D Relehmao dered to be one of the reatona f!\1: mln1er, Mra C P Gollagher, Mn and famlly and left Sunday alte1 their espouoal 0 f the Natlont1 Ralph Radcliffe Mlu 8018 San noon for Columbus enroute to Eq I Rlghta amendment • I born with Mr1 Robert Wl!hlngton Pari!, France, where they expect W~thln lho put two yeaf.' th.~ 11 , rontrlbutor Thurodoy evon· to arrive be(ore Tucaday They National Federation hu ealablllli; lngat 7 30 •hr Commllllon on Ed· came especially for the marriage ed the lint worldwide foundoll!lll ucatlon will meet ot the paraonoge of their son, Riehard, to Chorlenc for woman wb 1e)!. acll u -a re· with Ernest Covert, chairman, pro- Dillard on Sunda• seoreh center ond cleonn ~jou., 1 tiding Mr and Mrs Harold Ward snd d ll~rary on rela!cid, t~ INCLUl)l$r ' . -------' children. Ashland, Ky , have rent· ~~men ~. thW ed tbe Wendell jlunce home and new PJfCUDAIU ' the Buneeo pion to move their ' ' I new trailer home thl• week to be ,~ator Ul OnOr$ r1 e noar hla work II the Olin Malle· son plant at Clarlnaton o.aua~ Mr. ~d Mn Geor1e Taylor and Hl~lw , IIMI1• ..UO dOWII children, Georfe, Max and Cheryl, Columb~s, were Sunday night guetla of Mro, Clifford Erwin and returned home today "' ' PI\MERO SOCIE e:r. no- I fn,. Meth d• Men Meeting Called Tuesday Evening 1 1 J, OF ALt.. NEW Fu,.titure '$595 • Slumber Party H 8 •d But woman bad been felled be oeem ed "alloeked", Nickel te.Ufled. ' ' Poll~~~ver ' Tuesdoy • W~~~~~~oy an4, il, I • l N~w'est 1'hirig Li , lASt 3DAIS·· lAKER FURNITURE ' 0. fte lrfPifil& Col'ller r..~l1 Boy, ·~ 1pr.MI I 'I You, too, will be proud of your aulta when you let us treat them to 1!11~ IUP_!rlor cleanln~t methOda. We make them look u frelh and Jpotllll •• the day you bouaht them . . . 10 you I oo k wonderfully well· aroomed ever)'Wil~e. al· ways. ·' W~RE$, .' . after Glran!,lllw that tile ~ND BOYS' ,WEAR, GOQDS, MEN'S :!' SCHOO~ ~UPPLIES,. .. I \ \ NO:fiONS ~NO, T£LeyiSION. '' ,. BROWNSVIL!;E, Pf. UP--Tile of the last two of l·•l!'Uml a •lolent ~IO!lon _ii,'PJ~IIJ-" 1 the euth's our!~ brought up late Mon~ from the deplb1 of a aott pll ' WPflien ltlenltlled the bodleo u those of Joeeph Smllh and SfADiey Collino, both of ll.vlailna, a Ulllll communll7 30 llllleo from PIUsburgb wbtre the VIO' len1 aukurtaee bll!ll occurred early Jlond~ Four other bodiel ""e resovered earlier. l'edenl and otate min~ inlpee. ton opened lnveetlraUona todaJ the Callie or the exploaion Mine Jnlpeeto• A. I Nun lnl'ule.d opeeulate on wbil the tremendow blbt. ~ Stales." The Pnsidelt wu m hll oftko abortl1 I!J!fore 1 L m. edt today and· I• telephone eotlf~ with ~1 Qenenl ' Jretllert Brownell ',Jr. He Olpeded to Itt In treq~ touch w1tb llro'lmell during thfi day. The White Houae refuted _ . (CI II L!• On POfO F!"l, ~~otiations T~ResiUDeln Phone Strike � 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. 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