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Monday, Oct. 7 workers will ,flalber at the chur~h to start peeling the .apples and they witt haye mk lllJlcbes: Tueaday and Wednesday during the a~tual ci»king of .the butter-, hot din· ners will be seryed lo the work· by othet .ehurcb members. ·A ng tbc wb • Ia Mrs. Boyd Dll rd who co If back from'her home in erborn, Mich., to jo tb p. · LaJt ·year the • to ount of apple butter cam~ to 225 gillons. Orders Ior the appte butter lillY be left with Mrs. Childs or olber members and those wbo leave orders are, Asked to bring . ,- their containers to the Childs • 1 boJe .before ·lbe day of the cook· ••. i?.J and delivery. . ·.:': &linor D~age .•-~~ported When {A)~.d~ J OHIO, LAND OF OPIN DUMPS AND POLLUTED•STRIAMS , ' The plllter wu addressed . to the Meigs County Commlsslonerl and asked cooperation by poatiilg 11 to the public. It came from Cheviot, o.,· ncar Cincinnati, pia· gued many years with a dumping problem. ------ GOVemOf Makin• -, Appearance Here O ,. W .. amount ot $25,265 to pave tenlhl pta mile of sidewalks u. s. 33 in &filion City. · Satur.da~.· O~ober 5: ··a~nb'iOiie•e' High' Youth F,ellowship • of Southeastern · Ohlu; The bid bv the Charle•ton firm held at the Middleport was among five opened by the Chu!'C!h. Registration is ~::~~ State Road Commiaaion for a 'total tor 8 a. m. and ', will he I ofll.658.897 In highway Improve- by conferences led by the 11cv, me~ ln four counties. and Mrs. c. E. Hoyt, Middleport; ' , • the Rev. Luther 'Tracy, Rio The sidewalks. have heen a · Grande; Miss Patricia Baker, question 1111rk m lbe mlndl of CQlumbu · 11119° ctUiena I!IIC!e .\lle new ~lgh- Those i~ndlng will he mem· Wll' Wll recently compl~led ben of Junior-Hi groupa, tbtlr tbrough lbe town. acfull advisors, Sunday SchOOl The walks ~re to be fo~r feet in teaebers .and ehui'C!h le~d~s. width and will extend ~hrOiJ•hl lbe Them~ of t8e Jamboree b town 90 bl!tb 'llftea gttti~ li®iJiit · ."Buildioe for To111oiro11'! ·~~.,:,•~f·j , ~icllQ~-UiaiW aieorl!lil#' to··lnfiji!ililliolrJ,teYiou!: ier, lu~~~on a ;;, il' recolved froll! the SIAite !Itch· :will. be .!~own. way Commb'aion by \C!WJI 9Uleiab , Is ~\edqJed to 'rbe walks will he; ill~ · wile,.: ·:. ehurthei . ever curbs have ..... ..1.. l~ld,. ., ·,., , 1 ,f!O:meroy •·~' ., Dis . ~ tr1ct 13· Governor Don Allison of Chllll olbe_will ~ tbe featured 1Pf!aker Wedllesday when lbe Po111eroy . Ll•n* Club holds ita regulll' m~g at tbe Federated Church. Pl'eaident Ernest Covert urged aU Lions to attend · the meeting which wUI be the CJCcaaion of TO LIAVI TOWN ..-1. . Gov. Allison's fan! official vial! !.eland W. · rarkh"l'll, ~ - gree 1,,,1i1Jiem_. here. ha,· 'tieen relealed from coun~ . -----!Ill by the aheriftl · departmem Mltllt COLLiCTION aile~ teceipl of an order from Parkine meter colle~tions in 'Miyor'a court. Parkhurst, cbargPomt;roY for the past w.eek total· ed wl.th the lite# 9f a tacket, is led ~ aCtOrding to Patrolman to leave Po!l)~ro~ and Meigs . lo.hn McKenzie. · C~~ ·1 · ." . . Wahama High Middl"eport · y· OUt· h Js AMembe Of tlu!y 8nre. Famed OSUBand· ~. :;~~~~~- St=t · ~I~venP•n~.Ar,ea;M~n Named .. As-~~on ~or~ ~~mrs .!~e~::~~·u~& o: ~en:~ lcoto:;u'mpD:llh::F.;l;::~·:!~~: I r.. For~t Pt'CI~IOr.i .t(n'oughelpt Ma.son·~tt were recentlf oi $:' tbe Ohio State . Unlvel'lity cHore$t proteCtor. ' Mar.ching Band playln1 1!1• bart· ru At the same Ume Smith released new fOrest fire Jaws tone and trombonlum. whiCh b bel · 'd b tb 8 CO08 tl · . j Coale, who lfl'lduated flotn ' lbnor, dWaee was reported to W Vlrave . , n ~SlUe · Y · , · ·, a, fin COm~on of loliddlepqrt Bleb Se!IOol lalt ltay -"'!·~ ll'ded tb eat giDJa. "' · · 'I •. Is a pre<q~iedical 11\l,dent' ·at tbe ·.one ·ur ·"""" co 1 wt 1 lJ'he Jaws are aa ~oll~ws: The per!Q'd of eac~ year be•ween Unlvel'lity. H~ waa•a member ,t ~truck in Salem Center Mon· March first a~d May l tblrty;flrs!. -- •' · ' • · the !bell bl!l4 ·and Oi'cbe1tn, led ·, Q ' _.u l, named by A. A. Smitl) of Buffalo, daY lllJout 6 p. m. the sherifrs de- and ~t~ber fint. an~ · ~tier In vlol,Oon ·o.l lbl$ '"ctlon. · P•;:•i!J:r.:~e~d~;· Edl\•d thirty-lint lntilullve, . are ,bereby lnduat;nai ~n~ special jlerq~i~s EardY, .18. Glou.ster, owned by the designated as fore" fite. lle•ons. may \le lnu~ 6y the cllrector or , Atii'ena l!esseneer Publi~hing co., No ~rso~ . sMall; durlpf t~e fire his ·~th)lt"_d.. · repre~n!Jtiv.es. drl b R ·seuon, l.xce'p! b,etwean the hours ,In nse • o.t 'U11!14tr fi'OID , fire ' to l*ked ·(nto 1 car ve~ Y ay Of 5 PH and 5 AM a1t on lire -~ Ufe ,o.r· .pro~ . rty .the djr~ . . may B.: Stone, 17, Langsville, Rt. t. .._ 1 • t 1 d , . ·' Offlcela flied no citations. cause "" o'n lire an~ , fol't ,' c o,se ~111 •911!1 · an , or ~ny ,, . land, ~IIi .. alas~. ,11~ thereo.r · to aU entry, unta > debr!a or. l.iill«mmabl t~e ~rlo4 o1danJ~r GpuL . substance, bla' o1ilr or ' ProtectOrs In tbe•' !lend. area lbt . . ,•, · · wbo were liain'd are al follows: Le)lrt: Lester ;· Adl\lna; Oris B~~lll'l!er, 1. B. ~en, Aril~ld towlef, Ro~ Ho(brlln, ~~ar ~~n, 1111 Rlckit( ;.,!laJ!Ord IIOtlfb' ~d It ¥. Wil'ilir.' , li'd.c. ' ~(!II: ~ lli~ih G~ll, ', It • I~ - ::~· =~=:ue~":~th f: (C~Inued 011 ., ... ••"S OIVOIICI. lttnftl .,..,. Jamea Ray Paraona, Long Bot· tom .......seated by w. ,W. an,d w:·'P. Cit:..t·gton, Gallipolis, bas .flied •\Ill"'i~;' dlvorte from Rolla his own oreleava, pllye'd In lllo llae 1'H!taU. Barllcuravllle, W All 9hlo · ban4 at lbe SWe va. Fa'lr ~~ reported e.,Ir- . at sehoqi for . a~~ltionlng for- .lbe marcli!no, band. · . . . Co•" 11 ~tollow1 three otbef'loeal • tracfuai.o In · the band: Gord\ln !Jmls 'lrrantlln Glntbet Jaiu1 Willis;,. Darst. Prof. Jack o. Evant, bind dllector, slid lbat the 130 piece orgaroilation will . ~m "atull ... alon1." tea41 ~- at noon before , bonie f1!o!ball l¢e and that pmntalof ~d members, l!i.lL IChool mualelana ajld olber Ylii'tal'l are Welcomed to the 'lll!lllon. at tbe SL lobo arena. ' "I • �., I · Top In Number o#Patient Days For $tatf'Su~sidies For TBCare Are Paid Out · Some may be startled to know that patient' for tuberculosis victims who are respon!f~l!'~llbiiUtilesof tlelis,County increased 441.4 per in 1956.57 compared to 1950·51. This is the second highest-hike of any county in Ohio. Plckaway County has the greatest increase, 5<18.5 per cent. Next behind Meigs is Warren with 434 .2 per cent. _These figures were part of a report made -this week by James A. Rhodes, auditor of state to the legislature and the Department of Health on eKpenditure of state funds to assist counties in their fight against tuberculosis. Interestingly enough, the report proves tewer days were spent In hospitals and sana· ~urns by TB patients last year in Ohio generally than in any year since the slate entered the fight against TB wllh funds in 1947. , A drop from t pe~k of 1,287, IJ9 patient days in 1953 to 981,955 patient days was 11iown during the past fiscal year. SummarizJog further, Mr. Rhodes showed subsidy p~yments of $2,219,865 during the year, lowest amount In 10 years; almost $600,000 less than the legislature appropriated for 1956·1957 fiJ. tal year. A total of •386,481.25 in unused funds was tumed back to the stale treasury during the year. Since the stat'e got Into the fight against TB with dollars In 1947, a total of $26,556,068.78 has been spent in subsidy payments through I June 30, 1957. County by county, the report compares the number of patient days for which the state provided subsidy pa·ymerils last year with the number in 1950·1951 fiscal year. Fifty-two counties show a decrease In hospitalized TB patients. Included are all the larger counUes. Thirty-six counties show an increase, with Pickaway, Meigs, and Warren reQecting the biggest jumps. 0:5D 1:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 II :00 II :80 12:00 12:15 1:80 2:00 3:00 3:45 4:00 4:30 D:OO 5:45 8:00 high recent increase in patient days in the smaller counties Is little mote than a 8ugges·, lion that these counties we~e flower Ill promote or require ilse of aectpteG deteCtion lechnlql!es for TB such as X·r&Y aDd frequent medical examinations. Thus, the report Is good because It indi· cates the public at last is more TB conscious than before and that the time ma1 not be very far in the future when TB also wlli be in decline here. Daybook ' - ' Tbru rlew Don Molber1 were lntrodu<ed ond ao many boys, ellslble for Cubs, wore present !bat It II neceaaary to have anolller Don Jlotber. Anyone in· terealed In working In tiN cap•· city is uked to eontaet lllr. Wells or attend the mootln1 11 the Pickens bome. Tbe new Don llotbero are lin. Lewu· B. Sallfl', lin.. Cbar!ll Clarkton and !Irs. l ..n lloodJ New boys wore ilui.,.U to tLelr Dono durina tile fiiHiillc. lllcblel l.ley6 re<tlied hiJ Bear ond t11o l:ulll exhibited • I ft..,;,_ of artidol aia.re tkelr handlmlt wort. · · llr. Welli · -.J<omed 11!0 Par· enll and CUbl and ' tile ptoarlm lncludnd aldto by Dell ' .; lea ·by llln. Dwtpt \Yallaoe; Do'n .2.. by lin. Pjtkens; Dell 4, aelloli aoi\tJ Mrs. Moody, . · 1 , '1'11e -tJna ellllt<l with tke 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:=..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j Lord'• Prayer. 11 i' ANN"OtJNONG .utrerlq ehmning ... CHAIIIIIL. 1:00 Jlmml6 ~oa • Lueq 8 Cirteona eaptlln Sallluao 0eve · Jope · d A'd ·F '}' · H · 0 I 81 Ing .. ' eart ~BS' New1 Local News l. NJW.FALL a.t .WINTER :r~~:l~~~.~~~~~ t::d·~::~~::~! 'eo~nblnei, r~~~~~i.~~~~~~~ 0 Proacnl weie ·!><f. and ~-11~· ::~ t~,~~~'l 4:00 The Early 'ilho" 5:30 Yolll' Eaf Reporter . , ,55. ~Hikil'\ii~li'! ~:00 Boston Blaelde ':IS Dougiii_Edwardo 6:30 ' I J.ove Luey 7:00 The Big Record 8:00 Millionaire j'Ve Iiiii A Secrl!l i · Armstrong Clrete ~·~tor Mystery '1'11eater Up:to-tb""'lntte rtm SeaoQIIII tho WeaQter T~e Late Show \ ' '· Mellis Couaty Newi .,. ··' • · : ...., -U:50 ,., m. I !!!:"ybe He a Get A Dog Sometime/ d; ' lo Dial ·:· ~~-,'·~~~~~~u~d t1~·~,~n:,e:;; . 1-, 'fu uro. Hosteueo are Mrs. A. J. .S4'11U1 and Mra. Ndrman ,Hilhl· ., - ·) " ' '. phreys. 1 • ROUNDING 1 . ~ ~ -· OI'.J Toi•IT 1\lpor market. ~ NIUQ alipped ,., on a u., boJ Wll• Ql tlOilc*t· . , r.vanfellnt Chapter, ots, <Mill lratllla oa Pll&llar 1.w .n ,have o~llsa"oq Nllht, .'!'Jimdl.\l, Cllll of dOl IOIId IDit a lliall D~t S IJ!l!lr ~IJiijr TitJinthty·meet. paper a~et. , ,, ln4 ·njjht at !:~0. .(lllletra ire lo Since lui ... •IIIYIIIC hllllt, . ' ... lo,llllll .lfi1.-el and new I ol!ortd to J1MP, mem~ra 1rt ~~~ to attend "• "Not Not" lit ~,'and turnad moelln1 when tho Jnatructler. hla fat 111111 ~ ....mt. Commltlee will oct. ·~ 'e' , ;,..;,.. ' Writer . ,.r Several at.ltll Ofilt I u.. otyan. ....... • ,.uur 'rlilllllit1 Willi r. baby ill lhe blltft WithborI lact,l"tili-'tlu dllf.laU&b& . ,.., 00 ono aisle IUid don &Ill o&lltr, ..W., .. la&ornll: "JohlliiJilohliDJI" btr,l oald: , a 11111 Utue bep hi red Pill'- ~ lllltl om. l'i tljiDc to Pllllwo cllll of doiiGoa In i paper lack." JOUI 'l'bal'• JohDDJI" lheruped, u lhutartod , btllllt~Ji~at 1111 comer 111 1oo1t lllot 'II lilt ber.,.. hoavmnrd: •.-" dno'lonn /Iaiit a dOll" ; Ollnllpahm hats I . Velvets, Velours and Beavers- Rich Fall I · ·Colors, also Black, Brown and Navy al MIDDLEPORT, OHIO , ~:l~" To(tfPl~« · I oi Wide ring~ Latest Atlr~~ve styles McCOY HAT SHOP, UO Edge of N!Chl REEDSVILLE .. , .. wJ r Gcl'doli, All HoSkins and also tor, Mila Acli.' M!Ja Luey Gibbs, Guy Mulcblor and lin. Parker. er 990 SJ~Ot On Your B Wednes~~y.· 5:55 ~lrn on ,. 6:00· TOday •. 9:00 Romper ll®lll ,, · .-: 9:30 rre..ure llunl ' . ·I 1Q:OO Tbe Ptlce Is 1 ·l'! 10:30 Trut~ or ~eoiuent;lli " 11.00 Ti~Tsc Dou1b TUII~Y 0 At Our House ....t ~0111 On Today 3 WGHS-TV Chonael·· the State Capital, October 18. The occasion will be the 64th Annual Meet· • lng of the Olllo Chamber of Commerce, lnflu· 'fl entiat In buslness, not only In Ohio llld the I Great Lakes Area, but throughout the J!allon. 'IV ASHINGTON Ul' _ , · US Senator John W. Bricker will llflllver mint of a •lnlple, safe .I the principal adaress. Joining him .In the trl- :~"::ri"~::~·tr:~•n:n~o~~~3 bute will be Ohio's ltillior US Senator tnd for." the government today. ;I" r!tj~~~~~~~.\~ mer Frank J. Lausch!! • from the ·oth'er side of 0ffl elals nld the ln¥enllon holj!s J· the Senate aisle, and Republlcan Governor c. 1promlae Qf eliminating , the need William O'Neill. for llloroctomy-an em"l'tiOMY opPresident Harry w. Arnold of the Ohio Chamber hils described fonner Secretary heart wltb his hands In an er!Ort Humphrey as the man who brought "business toTr~vlvce it. · Depar1.men 1 ea ld trio ne ommerce But dedeveloped horse-sense" to the Eisenhower ca- the ''•lmplc compact, soie and re· heart velopment the pasemaker prln· blnet and says that all Ohio Is proud of his liable" device w01 developed by clple did nbt come until 1932. . .1. the Air Force Aero Medical Lab· Work In behalf of sanity In uovernment fl. orotory. so tar, it baa been used nance. ·~~~~~~~ :•n:nP:~ta8 ld 1..,.,,,.., . ..... .., .... But we v.loutd go a step further ftnd say the lhe lntsrument I• eflecu~';'both tn By "M~j,L~1 4t"ibifo · ' whole nation Is gratefUl for the "two-plus-two- roslorlng he~rtbeala ~ter a eom· Mr. and Mrs. William•. William• equals-lour realism that M H h plele llandstllt or for atrengthen· of Lancaster spent the week end r. ump rey Ina the beatmg of • feeble heorl here with his parcnls Mr. arid Mrs H brought to what may well be the toughest job A department opokesman d~- · H. t:. William•. in the world. And we are assured th&t some of acrl(led the ;evlce as a relatively Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Packard and hi h amall pleee of equipment which John Andenon of Parkersbur1 t I as mbbe4 off on the men who must car· could .llt, plate4 In the oper.oti-. visited here Su~day alfernoon with ry ob. . . ·, · .. • f09111 ·'I) 'the even! "(If a hpart beat llr, Packard! ~ncte, !fe4 coleman. p.--::---,:c---::--'· • i.. . · onteraenel'. · ·•· . · Mr. all~ . M~s. Carl ~ Buckle.v Mason, lo !h• paterRJI. ll'~n, ·•.tlle ChUrth 14c!lal .room. Tile maehii!J, called ''»at· apenla -!ew d1ya rtteii,\!Y-at Bea· 6 u mother. . . , , , ,. " , 1 ·~ , .· .mak,.. · cll!fltirjllltw," lh11 1 o ·~ Foi!J, Po., wit~ ·KIS·" bt9lher, 1 'ru"AY wat)d:llke rods' W !lll,:\lltaea on,·.. 1tuueii"Bu~k)ey and family, ... · PLAJ! Rl,t~C!JI,li:i' ,.'.' '. ·. ~~ · . ~" ' llli'ttida~ or Sberd end which arebelCI 'il"n die chest. !4ts. Erma gqwell ol Lane Bot· , The Mlnahvllle llfe!IM>diat W'CS ,CllnJr~ , Will be cetebroled on The roda, coiled hond·h~<l' elec- lopt ~tan ro!'bt" Vli\\or In tho ., . CIRANOI MIITINO will ,hold a llu~m••• .Sa.le ''hula- ,Wediltida~, :o;,!, 2. with 1 card tr0d01, send an ell!:!rtoot •hal'ile Mm<f! Of her allttr'lln low, )Ira. A lotal tnalallaiiOJt aon~lce w)ll. day, Frld~y ,and sat~riloy, lq . ~!Jit r1tiol'lillr: an4 .Go Saturdar avenine to the hean. · " .•: Lllll!,ThRJ9as !*((14n'C~ra Coate!· be held on '1'11ur1doy ,.nlna oet. Brown I!UIIama on W. Mlln, ,~, · ~~· ~;80 l,ff, Gilmore will be the l'he m~ehtne combines two'llloic- Mrs. ~Oilephltrl·i~ :of Chester, a with Alfred Grana•0 •• holleu. Bulternut It,, ' . . .. ,•.• lUIIt !I •ilfnbr at I .~trthday ~ons. Jtj "pacemaker" leoturo to· w, ....~ . w... re<enl Ylallor ol her '!\Ia will follow tho reeuhr meet'· "! ·~ .,, •, '. ·plrtr if the Bradbury Chutth ,01 'iveq heart ·broulbl to a ltll\d•. ' brot6er, •llora~e ·.Chane}. · IJII of Alfred Grange No. 1839. A MIITING CALLI II Chrlal. He Ia tbelr oldOil melD· still. The delibrlll•tor effect Ia do- · Mn. I.orrolqe Carr of Columbus llfllluck luneh will be ,.rved by The Past chtefo of Maanollo ber and ol~eat Elder. olgned to correct heart beatl that spent IDBt week here with her tbo homo ll'•nae. Temple, Pytblan Slslera, wtll meet Thursctay ovenlna at .t~e WHITI ILIPHANT SALI , NIW CITIZEN Bechtel Church Annex, New Ha· ' Tho Wide-Awake HI Club will llr, and .Mro. Hay Tucker of ven, W. Va.. with Mn. Olan mest Tuesdoy at tho home of dlflon are announcln1 the birth Coo:lwln as hoale.,, Bove;ly Perrin with Jean caoey C)ft of 1 teven pound, men ounce aon, ~ ~· l~e mlilln1 hoololl. A White liar Allen, II Holwr HoApttol on MIITINO POSTPONID Elephant aale Is sckedultd tor ..lurdll'l Soptembor Zl. II Ia the The meotJila of the 'l.sdles Aid the evenlna wllh ·1 25! prleo ' ~ ell! d lor the Tuckm, Mr. ol the St. Panl'a Lutheran Church Umll .., Mil. Hubert Johnoon of M•· scheduled for Wedhladl,ll after--.... P. art tho motornal eranupurenll noon has beon po1tponM urltll MIITINO CHANOID wbllt loin. 1•. 0. Tuckor, ' '"' of Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 2 p. m. In '1'11e ,1-mateur Gordenera Club u.., - · - - - -- , ·- - will not mae\ on Wedn01duy, OCt, 1 Daily SentUi' J I ---------~---------- New Type 0 • Romper Room Treasure Hunt .RJillt . Tbo Priee Is Rllht Trutb or ConsequencOII Tic Tac Douih It Ctuld Be You 11:30 II Could a. You · New• Report 11:45 Woild Series · Movletlme 3:00' Queen· fur a DIJ Bride and Groom Moilnoe Theater 3:41' "&odern ll•maDictl Queen For a Day 4:00 CO!IIIil)l , .lDia· ' . 4:30 Trouble With 'aliter MOdei'D Romanees Comadv Tlntt 5:00 Spinach Pioy~iluae'' · Trouble With Father !:45 NBC News . Spinach Playhow 8:00 News Picture· NBC News New• Pleture · 6: 1~ sport• Eye ~)D Sporta E,ye 6'25 Weathen:lll ~:25. Weatllon:ut . 8:30 wagon 1'raln 6:30 Nlt "Kll((" co.:. Show 1 1:30 Father fnoW. ioit · 7:00 the Ed~·!& Flihet Show · aioo Kroft TV '!'H8tet ' 8i00 P:oo Tbts t• Ypur Life .· 8:30 8:30 Watarlr~nt . 9:00 It seems apparent, ln refl~ctlon, that the When George M. Humphrey of Cleveland tlepped down as Secretary of the United States Treasury, Ohioans regarded as a mat· ter of course the high praise accorded him by the nlltlon and his close friend President Els· enhower for his outstanding services. For two score ~e:rs they had observed Mr. Humphrey as an n ustrtallst an~ fl,nanci~r translate his business vision Into the organization of glganIIc steeI an d coa I com pan Ies and the development of the vast Labrador Iron ore deposits. ln these ventures, they had seen his stabll-. hlng Influence in Ohio enterprise; they had supported his belief for sound monetary polIcy In Industry and government; and had laud. ed his wisdom and coutage in Insisting upon these fun damenia Is of successful business. ThU at he shkouldWbr!ngri~lis,.?aslcally conservave ou 1100 to ashl g on a's director of the country's flscal policies and toward the naUonal economy was to be anticipated. F lh vi or ese rtues and as a defender of economlc sanity, Mr. Humphre}"s fellow Buckeyes ate preparlna 11h f th f • spec a onors or e ormer Treuury secretary at a banquet In Columbus, ' WSAZ ..TV Ch-.n·' CHANNIL Surely, on a stale level, the Rhodes report Indicates that TB Is far toward being whipped The larger counties with great cities in them qulle obviously got busy early in the subsidy program to requlre food handlers, processors and public employes of every kind to have TB x-rays. The resulf was a rapid innux of pa. !Ients and efficient redud!on of the disease. .He Will Be Missed, This Man Humphrey)WhoBrought Sanity Into Government Finances In Washington . -' TUESDAY - -·-----:-:-=--:---,--- - - ,.... TELEVISIO~ • C"Gnne~1$ ',' •, r ' I' 'i·, ' I ~H~ 1~0WED. · I Adventures in LoarnjnK Neichlloro Noon News N~on News cartoon Club 12:15 Cartoon Club Liberace 12:30 Llberace Gretchen Wade Show 1:00 Gretehen Wade Show • t:aO Movto Matinee 1:30 llovie llllinee 3:00 ,\inerlcan Bandsianl 8:00 Amertean Ban411and U» cartoon Club f:OO Cutoo~ Club . . 5:!JO Sir . Lancelot I 5:00 Wild BID Hickok · 5:30 ~ickey Mouae Club 5:30 lo!lckfJ .!joule Club a·oo l'lve ~ rtllll 6:00 Five Sill' J'lnal .;IJ lolui -~ slidNtw1 6:15 Jobn DaiJ ·a. lllelllft _. 8:110 Dilneyland •, 1" ' ;;;iii. Suaarloot 1:30 N4vy L01 : Wyattlarp . ,lllllbll' ~1111 8:00 Olzle .., Barritt · Telephone ·Timt• UO Walter WtnCileU File World Serieo Fner 1:00 ' Wedn,ICIIJ Nllbl i'lahtl, .Ai!Jin"''.•t Foretan Leaton 1:45 Spl>rllcopt , 10:oo Nelra ·~ Ill• Nta-t. ,,.oo 61 tllo N1PI , 10:10 l'heold 13 · · IO:iO Ttulllre 11 · 11:30 Stan otr 11:110 Siln ort r:;;;:;;,ce ' Winebrenner and Mr~ May Rmh retui'Ded C)lorles iOf 'Columbua a!'(!llt the Huntington to bt" wltll ber hu~o. week end with. Mr. and Join. Ro~~ . band ,DenniJ, l'hO iJ to ander1o Wlnebrennet: surgery at the Veterans HiJ!pltal, . , ll :00 II;SO 12:05 12:15 12:30 1:00 liT••• ~., ..... ' . . '· ( . ' ,. ''·"~ ' • ' I ..__ . !.rw a'itii1VA\ llr. and Mn. "'-"e• Aliens· worth, CUllen, ore'"'""annound,. lht 'l!rlh of • ;ound lh"'e • ou]'' lOR, Charleo Robert Jr., st I!!~• 9t!••Mril Ho.tpa"ltot. GrcaM •• li,. ••• r. an 11"· '''1 Alltlllwft~, Middleport ond llr. and !Irs. Jmil lle1mel~ Greal rrandparenu ~ lin, M · iha Deane!~ Waver!)', ond So · uel Roach, ~II !too. •••til CuttE.· . . . .. dbout anything and ·ever)othing ·offeciti'~ ..yOu~ .Interests, Yo~r newspaper will brook 1)0 obstructiop tq tt:i~ ch!l'nnels of occur. qte, unbiased informbtiqn which ore basic to fhe proper tunc· fiOnil'lfl of our free American way of life. ·. ·' .· ILY SENTINEL ' j! ' ·' "r ' I • ( 1 } •• l .t' ' ' ,. - I' ' • • ' ·~ ~' ,, ...... ...,.~. ' ' . ' . . ' ' ... ,• .'' • .. ,. .' ' �., I · Top In Number o#Patient Days For $tatf'Su~sidies For TBCare Are Paid Out · Some may be startled to know that patient' for tuberculosis victims who are respon!f~l!'~llbiiUtilesof tlelis,County increased 441.4 per in 1956.57 compared to 1950·51. This is the second highest-hike of any county in Ohio. Plckaway County has the greatest increase, 5<18.5 per cent. Next behind Meigs is Warren with 434 .2 per cent. _These figures were part of a report made -this week by James A. Rhodes, auditor of state to the legislature and the Department of Health on eKpenditure of state funds to assist counties in their fight against tuberculosis. Interestingly enough, the report proves tewer days were spent In hospitals and sana· ~urns by TB patients last year in Ohio generally than in any year since the slate entered the fight against TB wllh funds in 1947. , A drop from t pe~k of 1,287, IJ9 patient days in 1953 to 981,955 patient days was 11iown during the past fiscal year. SummarizJog further, Mr. Rhodes showed subsidy p~yments of $2,219,865 during the year, lowest amount In 10 years; almost $600,000 less than the legislature appropriated for 1956·1957 fiJ. tal year. A total of •386,481.25 in unused funds was tumed back to the stale treasury during the year. Since the stat'e got Into the fight against TB with dollars In 1947, a total of $26,556,068.78 has been spent in subsidy payments through I June 30, 1957. County by county, the report compares the number of patient days for which the state provided subsidy pa·ymerils last year with the number in 1950·1951 fiscal year. Fifty-two counties show a decrease In hospitalized TB patients. Included are all the larger counUes. Thirty-six counties show an increase, with Pickaway, Meigs, and Warren reQecting the biggest jumps. 0:5D 1:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 II :00 II :80 12:00 12:15 1:80 2:00 3:00 3:45 4:00 4:30 D:OO 5:45 8:00 high recent increase in patient days in the smaller counties Is little mote than a 8ugges·, lion that these counties we~e flower Ill promote or require ilse of aectpteG deteCtion lechnlql!es for TB such as X·r&Y aDd frequent medical examinations. Thus, the report Is good because It indi· cates the public at last is more TB conscious than before and that the time ma1 not be very far in the future when TB also wlli be in decline here. Daybook ' - ' Tbru rlew Don Molber1 were lntrodu<ed ond ao many boys, ellslble for Cubs, wore present !bat It II neceaaary to have anolller Don Jlotber. Anyone in· terealed In working In tiN cap•· city is uked to eontaet lllr. Wells or attend the mootln1 11 the Pickens bome. Tbe new Don llotbero are lin. Lewu· B. Sallfl', lin.. Cbar!ll Clarkton and !Irs. l ..n lloodJ New boys wore ilui.,.U to tLelr Dono durina tile fiiHiillc. lllcblel l.ley6 re<tlied hiJ Bear ond t11o l:ulll exhibited • I ft..,;,_ of artidol aia.re tkelr handlmlt wort. · · llr. Welli · -.J<omed 11!0 Par· enll and CUbl and ' tile ptoarlm lncludnd aldto by Dell ' .; lea ·by llln. Dwtpt \Yallaoe; Do'n .2.. by lin. Pjtkens; Dell 4, aelloli aoi\tJ Mrs. Moody, . · 1 , '1'11e -tJna ellllt<l with tke 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:=..:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j Lord'• Prayer. 11 i' ANN"OtJNONG .utrerlq ehmning ... CHAIIIIIL. 1:00 Jlmml6 ~oa • Lueq 8 Cirteona eaptlln Sallluao 0eve · Jope · d A'd ·F '}' · H · 0 I 81 Ing .. ' eart ~BS' New1 Local News l. NJW.FALL a.t .WINTER :r~~:l~~~.~~~~~ t::d·~::~~::~! 'eo~nblnei, r~~~~~i.~~~~~~~ 0 Proacnl weie ·!><f. and ~-11~· ::~ t~,~~~'l 4:00 The Early 'ilho" 5:30 Yolll' Eaf Reporter . , ,55. ~Hikil'\ii~li'! ~:00 Boston Blaelde ':IS Dougiii_Edwardo 6:30 ' I J.ove Luey 7:00 The Big Record 8:00 Millionaire j'Ve Iiiii A Secrl!l i · Armstrong Clrete ~·~tor Mystery '1'11eater Up:to-tb""'lntte rtm SeaoQIIII tho WeaQter T~e Late Show \ ' '· Mellis Couaty Newi .,. ··' • · : ...., -U:50 ,., m. I !!!:"ybe He a Get A Dog Sometime/ d; ' lo Dial ·:· ~~-,'·~~~~~~u~d t1~·~,~n:,e:;; . 1-, 'fu uro. Hosteueo are Mrs. A. J. .S4'11U1 and Mra. Ndrman ,Hilhl· ., - ·) " ' '. phreys. 1 • ROUNDING 1 . ~ ~ -· OI'.J Toi•IT 1\lpor market. ~ NIUQ alipped ,., on a u., boJ Wll• Ql tlOilc*t· . , r.vanfellnt Chapter, ots, <Mill lratllla oa Pll&llar 1.w .n ,have o~llsa"oq Nllht, .'!'Jimdl.\l, Cllll of dOl IOIId IDit a lliall D~t S IJ!l!lr ~IJiijr TitJinthty·meet. paper a~et. , ,, ln4 ·njjht at !:~0. .(lllletra ire lo Since lui ... •IIIYIIIC hllllt, . ' ... lo,llllll .lfi1.-el and new I ol!ortd to J1MP, mem~ra 1rt ~~~ to attend "• "Not Not" lit ~,'and turnad moelln1 when tho Jnatructler. hla fat 111111 ~ ....mt. Commltlee will oct. ·~ 'e' , ;,..;,.. ' Writer . ,.r Several at.ltll Ofilt I u.. otyan. ....... • ,.uur 'rlilllllit1 Willi r. baby ill lhe blltft WithborI lact,l"tili-'tlu dllf.laU&b& . ,.., 00 ono aisle IUid don &Ill o&lltr, ..W., .. la&ornll: "JohlliiJilohliDJI" btr,l oald: , a 11111 Utue bep hi red Pill'- ~ lllltl om. l'i tljiDc to Pllllwo cllll of doiiGoa In i paper lack." JOUI 'l'bal'• JohDDJI" lheruped, u lhutartod , btllllt~Ji~at 1111 comer 111 1oo1t lllot 'II lilt ber.,.. hoavmnrd: •.-" dno'lonn /Iaiit a dOll" ; Ollnllpahm hats I . Velvets, Velours and Beavers- Rich Fall I · ·Colors, also Black, Brown and Navy al MIDDLEPORT, OHIO , ~:l~" To(tfPl~« · I oi Wide ring~ Latest Atlr~~ve styles McCOY HAT SHOP, UO Edge of N!Chl REEDSVILLE .. , .. wJ r Gcl'doli, All HoSkins and also tor, Mila Acli.' M!Ja Luey Gibbs, Guy Mulcblor and lin. Parker. er 990 SJ~Ot On Your B Wednes~~y.· 5:55 ~lrn on ,. 6:00· TOday •. 9:00 Romper ll®lll ,, · .-: 9:30 rre..ure llunl ' . ·I 1Q:OO Tbe Ptlce Is 1 ·l'! 10:30 Trut~ or ~eoiuent;lli " 11.00 Ti~Tsc Dou1b TUII~Y 0 At Our House ....t ~0111 On Today 3 WGHS-TV Chonael·· the State Capital, October 18. The occasion will be the 64th Annual Meet· • lng of the Olllo Chamber of Commerce, lnflu· 'fl entiat In buslness, not only In Ohio llld the I Great Lakes Area, but throughout the J!allon. 'IV ASHINGTON Ul' _ , · US Senator John W. Bricker will llflllver mint of a •lnlple, safe .I the principal adaress. Joining him .In the trl- :~"::ri"~::~·tr:~•n:n~o~~~3 bute will be Ohio's ltillior US Senator tnd for." the government today. ;I" r!tj~~~~~~~.\~ mer Frank J. Lausch!! • from the ·oth'er side of 0ffl elals nld the ln¥enllon holj!s J· the Senate aisle, and Republlcan Governor c. 1promlae Qf eliminating , the need William O'Neill. for llloroctomy-an em"l'tiOMY opPresident Harry w. Arnold of the Ohio Chamber hils described fonner Secretary heart wltb his hands In an er!Ort Humphrey as the man who brought "business toTr~vlvce it. · Depar1.men 1 ea ld trio ne ommerce But dedeveloped horse-sense" to the Eisenhower ca- the ''•lmplc compact, soie and re· heart velopment the pasemaker prln· blnet and says that all Ohio Is proud of his liable" device w01 developed by clple did nbt come until 1932. . .1. the Air Force Aero Medical Lab· Work In behalf of sanity In uovernment fl. orotory. so tar, it baa been used nance. ·~~~~~~~ :•n:nP:~ta8 ld 1..,.,,,.., . ..... .., .... But we v.loutd go a step further ftnd say the lhe lntsrument I• eflecu~';'both tn By "M~j,L~1 4t"ibifo · ' whole nation Is gratefUl for the "two-plus-two- roslorlng he~rtbeala ~ter a eom· Mr. and Mrs. William•. William• equals-lour realism that M H h plele llandstllt or for atrengthen· of Lancaster spent the week end r. ump rey Ina the beatmg of • feeble heorl here with his parcnls Mr. arid Mrs H brought to what may well be the toughest job A department opokesman d~- · H. t:. William•. in the world. And we are assured th&t some of acrl(led the ;evlce as a relatively Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Packard and hi h amall pleee of equipment which John Andenon of Parkersbur1 t I as mbbe4 off on the men who must car· could .llt, plate4 In the oper.oti-. visited here Su~day alfernoon with ry ob. . . ·, · .. • f09111 ·'I) 'the even! "(If a hpart beat llr, Packard! ~ncte, !fe4 coleman. p.--::---,:c---::--'· • i.. . · onteraenel'. · ·•· . · Mr. all~ . M~s. Carl ~ Buckle.v Mason, lo !h• paterRJI. ll'~n, ·•.tlle ChUrth 14c!lal .room. Tile maehii!J, called ''»at· apenla -!ew d1ya rtteii,\!Y-at Bea· 6 u mother. . . , , , ,. " , 1 ·~ , .· .mak,.. · cll!fltirjllltw," lh11 1 o ·~ Foi!J, Po., wit~ ·KIS·" bt9lher, 1 'ru"AY wat)d:llke rods' W !lll,:\lltaea on,·.. 1tuueii"Bu~k)ey and family, ... · PLAJ! Rl,t~C!JI,li:i' ,.'.' '. ·. ~~ · . ~" ' llli'ttida~ or Sberd end which arebelCI 'il"n die chest. !4ts. Erma gqwell ol Lane Bot· , The Mlnahvllle llfe!IM>diat W'CS ,CllnJr~ , Will be cetebroled on The roda, coiled hond·h~<l' elec- lopt ~tan ro!'bt" Vli\\or In tho ., . CIRANOI MIITINO will ,hold a llu~m••• .Sa.le ''hula- ,Wediltida~, :o;,!, 2. with 1 card tr0d01, send an ell!:!rtoot •hal'ile Mm<f! Of her allttr'lln low, )Ira. A lotal tnalallaiiOJt aon~lce w)ll. day, Frld~y ,and sat~riloy, lq . ~!Jit r1tiol'lillr: an4 .Go Saturdar avenine to the hean. · " .•: Lllll!,ThRJ9as !*((14n'C~ra Coate!· be held on '1'11ur1doy ,.nlna oet. Brown I!UIIama on W. Mlln, ,~, · ~~· ~;80 l,ff, Gilmore will be the l'he m~ehtne combines two'llloic- Mrs. ~Oilephltrl·i~ :of Chester, a with Alfred Grana•0 •• holleu. Bulternut It,, ' . . .. ,•.• lUIIt !I •ilfnbr at I .~trthday ~ons. Jtj "pacemaker" leoturo to· w, ....~ . w... re<enl Ylallor ol her '!\Ia will follow tho reeuhr meet'· "! ·~ .,, •, '. ·plrtr if the Bradbury Chutth ,01 'iveq heart ·broulbl to a ltll\d•. ' brot6er, •llora~e ·.Chane}. · IJII of Alfred Grange No. 1839. A MIITING CALLI II Chrlal. He Ia tbelr oldOil melD· still. The delibrlll•tor effect Ia do- · Mn. I.orrolqe Carr of Columbus llfllluck luneh will be ,.rved by The Past chtefo of Maanollo ber and ol~eat Elder. olgned to correct heart beatl that spent IDBt week here with her tbo homo ll'•nae. Temple, Pytblan Slslera, wtll meet Thursctay ovenlna at .t~e WHITI ILIPHANT SALI , NIW CITIZEN Bechtel Church Annex, New Ha· ' Tho Wide-Awake HI Club will llr, and .Mro. Hay Tucker of ven, W. Va.. with Mn. Olan mest Tuesdoy at tho home of dlflon are announcln1 the birth Coo:lwln as hoale.,, Bove;ly Perrin with Jean caoey C)ft of 1 teven pound, men ounce aon, ~ ~· l~e mlilln1 hoololl. A White liar Allen, II Holwr HoApttol on MIITINO POSTPONID Elephant aale Is sckedultd tor ..lurdll'l Soptembor Zl. II Ia the The meotJila of the 'l.sdles Aid the evenlna wllh ·1 25! prleo ' ~ ell! d lor the Tuckm, Mr. ol the St. Panl'a Lutheran Church Umll .., Mil. Hubert Johnoon of M•· scheduled for Wedhladl,ll after--.... P. art tho motornal eranupurenll noon has beon po1tponM urltll MIITINO CHANOID wbllt loin. 1•. 0. Tuckor, ' '"' of Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 2 p. m. In '1'11e ,1-mateur Gordenera Club u.., - · - - - -- , ·- - will not mae\ on Wedn01duy, OCt, 1 Daily SentUi' J I ---------~---------- New Type 0 • Romper Room Treasure Hunt .RJillt . Tbo Priee Is Rllht Trutb or ConsequencOII Tic Tac Douih It Ctuld Be You 11:30 II Could a. You · New• Report 11:45 Woild Series · Movletlme 3:00' Queen· fur a DIJ Bride and Groom Moilnoe Theater 3:41' "&odern ll•maDictl Queen For a Day 4:00 CO!IIIil)l , .lDia· ' . 4:30 Trouble With 'aliter MOdei'D Romanees Comadv Tlntt 5:00 Spinach Pioy~iluae'' · Trouble With Father !:45 NBC News . Spinach Playhow 8:00 News Picture· NBC News New• Pleture · 6: 1~ sport• Eye ~)D Sporta E,ye 6'25 Weathen:lll ~:25. Weatllon:ut . 8:30 wagon 1'raln 6:30 Nlt "Kll((" co.:. Show 1 1:30 Father fnoW. ioit · 7:00 the Ed~·!& Flihet Show · aioo Kroft TV '!'H8tet ' 8i00 P:oo Tbts t• Ypur Life .· 8:30 8:30 Watarlr~nt . 9:00 It seems apparent, ln refl~ctlon, that the When George M. Humphrey of Cleveland tlepped down as Secretary of the United States Treasury, Ohioans regarded as a mat· ter of course the high praise accorded him by the nlltlon and his close friend President Els· enhower for his outstanding services. For two score ~e:rs they had observed Mr. Humphrey as an n ustrtallst an~ fl,nanci~r translate his business vision Into the organization of glganIIc steeI an d coa I com pan Ies and the development of the vast Labrador Iron ore deposits. ln these ventures, they had seen his stabll-. hlng Influence in Ohio enterprise; they had supported his belief for sound monetary polIcy In Industry and government; and had laud. ed his wisdom and coutage in Insisting upon these fun damenia Is of successful business. ThU at he shkouldWbr!ngri~lis,.?aslcally conservave ou 1100 to ashl g on a's director of the country's flscal policies and toward the naUonal economy was to be anticipated. F lh vi or ese rtues and as a defender of economlc sanity, Mr. Humphre}"s fellow Buckeyes ate preparlna 11h f th f • spec a onors or e ormer Treuury secretary at a banquet In Columbus, ' WSAZ ..TV Ch-.n·' CHANNIL Surely, on a stale level, the Rhodes report Indicates that TB Is far toward being whipped The larger counties with great cities in them qulle obviously got busy early in the subsidy program to requlre food handlers, processors and public employes of every kind to have TB x-rays. The resulf was a rapid innux of pa. !Ients and efficient redud!on of the disease. .He Will Be Missed, This Man Humphrey)WhoBrought Sanity Into Government Finances In Washington . -' TUESDAY - -·-----:-:-=--:---,--- - - ,.... TELEVISIO~ • C"Gnne~1$ ',' •, r ' I' 'i·, ' I ~H~ 1~0WED. · I Adventures in LoarnjnK Neichlloro Noon News N~on News cartoon Club 12:15 Cartoon Club Liberace 12:30 Llberace Gretchen Wade Show 1:00 Gretehen Wade Show • t:aO Movto Matinee 1:30 llovie llllinee 3:00 ,\inerlcan Bandsianl 8:00 Amertean Ban411and U» cartoon Club f:OO Cutoo~ Club . . 5:!JO Sir . Lancelot I 5:00 Wild BID Hickok · 5:30 ~ickey Mouae Club 5:30 lo!lckfJ .!joule Club a·oo l'lve ~ rtllll 6:00 Five Sill' J'lnal .;IJ lolui -~ slidNtw1 6:15 Jobn DaiJ ·a. lllelllft _. 8:110 Dilneyland •, 1" ' ;;;iii. Suaarloot 1:30 N4vy L01 : Wyattlarp . ,lllllbll' ~1111 8:00 Olzle .., Barritt · Telephone ·Timt• UO Walter WtnCileU File World Serieo Fner 1:00 ' Wedn,ICIIJ Nllbl i'lahtl, .Ai!Jin"''.•t Foretan Leaton 1:45 Spl>rllcopt , 10:oo Nelra ·~ Ill• Nta-t. ,,.oo 61 tllo N1PI , 10:10 l'heold 13 · · IO:iO Ttulllre 11 · 11:30 Stan otr 11:110 Siln ort r:;;;:;;,ce ' Winebrenner and Mr~ May Rmh retui'Ded C)lorles iOf 'Columbua a!'(!llt the Huntington to bt" wltll ber hu~o. week end with. Mr. and Join. Ro~~ . band ,DenniJ, l'hO iJ to ander1o Wlnebrennet: surgery at the Veterans HiJ!pltal, . , ll :00 II;SO 12:05 12:15 12:30 1:00 liT••• ~., ..... ' . . '· ( . ' ,. ''·"~ ' • ' I ..__ . !.rw a'itii1VA\ llr. and Mn. "'-"e• Aliens· worth, CUllen, ore'"'""annound,. lht 'l!rlh of • ;ound lh"'e • ou]'' lOR, Charleo Robert Jr., st I!!~• 9t!••Mril Ho.tpa"ltot. GrcaM •• li,. ••• r. an 11"· '''1 Alltlllwft~, Middleport ond llr. and !Irs. Jmil lle1mel~ Greal rrandparenu ~ lin, M · iha Deane!~ Waver!)', ond So · uel Roach, ~II !too. •••til CuttE.· . . . .. dbout anything and ·ever)othing ·offeciti'~ ..yOu~ .Interests, Yo~r newspaper will brook 1)0 obstructiop tq tt:i~ ch!l'nnels of occur. qte, unbiased informbtiqn which ore basic to fhe proper tunc· fiOnil'lfl of our free American way of life. ·. ·' .· ILY SENTINEL ' j! ' ·' "r ' I • ( 1 } •• l .t' ' ' ,. - I' ' • • ' ·~ ~' ,, ...... ...,.~. ' ' . ' . . ' ' ... ,• .'' • .. ,. .' ' �' .L..!L . • ~llllll!fiiQei/Jtomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ocl1,1957 , Meigs Jj Near 'rop In Number ot Patient Days For . ' ·Which State Subsidies For TB Care Are Paid Out Some may be startled to know that patient' ·' ,days for tuberculosis victims who are respon· /.1\<f lilbiUIIes of f,felts 'County Increased 441.4 per 'i 'cent In 1956·57 compared to 1950-51. This is . the second highest hike of any county in Ohio. Pickaway County has the greatest increase, 1148.5 per cent. Next behind Meigs is Warren with 434.2 per cent. These figures were part of a report made this week by Jamef A. Rhodes, auditor or state to the legislature and the Department of He~~:lth on expenditure of state funds to assist counties in their fight against tuberculosis. Intereslingly enough, the report proves fewer days were spent In hospitals and sana~ums by TB patients last year in Ohio gen· erally than in any year since the slate entered the fight against TB with funds in 1947. A drop from t .peak of 1,267,119 patient ' patient days was days in 1953 .to 981,955 1bown during the past fiscal year. ·Summariz· llig further, Mr. Rhodes showed subsidy p~y­ ments of $2,219,865 during the year, lowest amount in 10 years; almost $800,000 less th~n the legislature appropriated fot 1956·1957 ffs. cal year. A total of $386,481.25 in unused funds was turned back to the state treasury during the year. Since the stafe got Into the fight against TB with dollars ill'1947, a total of $26,556,068.78 has been spent in subsidy payments through I • June 30, 1957. County by county, the report compares the number of patient days for which the state provided subsidy pa·ymerits last year With the number in 1950·1951 fiscal year: F_iftr-two counties show a decrease In hospllahzed TB patients. lnclutfed are all the larger counties. Thirty-six counties show an increase, with Pickaway, Meigs, and Warren rel,lecting the biggest jumps. 8:55 ?:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 It seems apparent, In reflection, that the high recent lncrea£e in patient days in the smaller counties is little more than ~ suggestion that these counties were •lower to promote or require lise or ar.ceptea det~tion ~hnlques for TB such as x-ray and frequent medical examinations. Romper Room Treasure Hunt 8>00 Show 9:00 Slen On . Today Romper llqom ,. Trt•sure liunt 10:00 The Price Is ;RI,bt U5 6:00 9:00 9:30 on Today . uo 10:30 ll.iJO 11:30 11:45 The 111. , <lety wiU meet LOCKID ~ . 01 JAIL line at the hom• of COLUMBUS, Ohao UP - A Richard• at ?:30 •P. II. pohce department employee who ,. OUR Truth or Tic Tsc Dough It Could Bo You world Series 3:00 Queen for a DaJ 3:41' "Aodern ll•manaeel 4:00 Comedy 11me 4:30 ~:00 5:45 6:00 6:15 6:25 6:30 ?:30 8:'00 . 8:00 0:30 Three new Den Mothera were Introduced and ao many beya, eliJible for Cuba, were present that It Ia netteuary to have another Den Mother. Anyone lntereated In worklne In IIIIa capacit1 is uted to conll<t llr. Welb or attend the meetlnJ at the Pic.teDI home. Trouble With ,athet Splnaeh PlayhOuse' NBC Newa News Picture Sporta Eye Weathereut Wagon Triln . I Father tho,.. llell Kratt TV 'theater .' . Thla Is .Y~ur ·Life · Wattrfronl ~~~J1/&'I! v Thus, the report is good because it indi· cates the public at last is more TB conscious than before and that the time may not be very far in the future when TB also will be in decline here. the State Capital, Odob~r 16. . The occasion will be the 64th Annual Meet. ing of the Oh.lo Chamber of Commerce, lnllu· entia! In business, not only In Ohio and the Great Lakes Area, but throughout the nation. US Senator John W. Bricker will d~llver . the principal address. Joining him .In the tri· bute will be Ohio's Jllnior US Senator and for: mer Frank J. Lausche, froin the .other side of the Senate aisle, and Republican Governor C. William O'Ne111· · CMANNI!L 3 b>tJ~ The Prlee Is Riiht Truth or conaequencet ti:oo Tic Tac Dough 11:30 It Ctuld Be You 12:00 New• Report 12:15 Movletlme 1:30 Bride and Groom 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen For a Day ' 3:45 Modern Romances 4:00 Comedv Time 4:30 Trouble With Father 5:00 Spinach Playho~ 5:46 NBC News 6:00 !';ews Pldure · 6:.15 Sports E)'e 6:25. W0athereut 6:30 Nat "Killi" Cq.. b'how 7:00 The Edijl~ Fisher Show · Weath~aJII ., • - ' f '· .·1 \' ! i' '~ iJ 10:411 Nlt•Jrh .> 12:00 Top!' · · \ WCHS•TV Chartnel8 -----~----- --- When George M. Humphrey of Cleveland llepped down as Secretary of the United States Treasury, Ohioans regarded as a mat· ter of course the high praise accorded him by the nation and his close friend President Els· enhower for his outstanding services. For two • score years they had observed Mr. Humphrey as an industrialist and .financier translate his business vision il)tO the organiZation of glgan. tic steel and coal companies and the develop· ment of the vast. La brador Iron ore deposits. WRONG CHICAGO UP - , Ro1er WI!· llamo, 23, Jwl eja'l ~m to llO ttraieht. Pollee arrellodtl Williams lor weaving hlo ·Clir •tlal-ougb trif· fle; then two persona identified him as tDe man ·Who robbed tbeir homea. I '" TUESDAY Surely, on a state level, the Rhodes report Indicates that TB is far toward being whipped. The larger counties with great cities In them quite obviously got busy early in the subsidy program to require food handlers, processors and public employes of every kind to have TB x-rays. The resulf was a rapid influx of pa· tients and efficient reduction of the disease. He Will Be Missed, This Man Hllmphrey,Who Brought Sanity Into Government Finances In Washington · TELEVISION. GUIQ.$ WSAZ-TV Chan,.el I · TUISDIOY CMANI'fiL I llmmleDeu a Cartoona Kangaroo New Type . . . ~.-u Developed TJ10 A1"d Failing Hearl 1 n ... WIDNISDAY CHAN"tL 7:00 Jlmml• Deln ANNOUNCING "':f5 Lucky 8 cartoona ti:oO Capt.ln KIDIIfOO 8:15 ,CBS Nffs : 8:115 Local ~ews 9:00 Gart'J Moo,re D:SO Arthur Godfrer Strike II Rlob 1 • WASHINGTON UP - Develop- ~~::!.~:~~~~~~ ment of a slniple, safe and r~liatil~ eleetnonlc lnstrpment to reviVe !lie human heart was announced ~Y the £OYemment today. ,, Officials said the 1n1ent1on ho~; · promise of eliminating ' the nNd ·:~t~J~~ti~~i 'lor lboradomy-an qperation In which the emeraency surgeon OPI9J. utre!lq chartning ... N~ FALL and .WINRR 1l,;~:;:,~J~i-~~;~: r.~~ri~~,~~J~ In these ventures, they had seen his stabil·. President Harry W, Arnold of the Ohio a pallont'a ·cheat and maaaaaea .lite lzlng influence in Ohio enterprise; they had Chamber has described former Secretary heart with his banda In an elf~ ···iii;.''h~ r~vlve 11. , supported his belief for sound monetary pol· Humphrey as the mall who brought "business to The commorce Depart,ment said 3:00 BrilbteJ;JIN· ley in industry and ~overnment· and had laud- developed horse-sense" to the Eisenhower ca. the "1lmple r6mpact, safe andre- ":h!Pm_~·~t 3:15 Se.mt s(orm by •· ed his wisdom and ocoutage in 'insisting upon blnet and says that all Ohio is proud or his liable" tbe Air device Force waa Aerodeveloped Medical LabUO Edge of N~t these fundamentals of successful business. work in behalf of sanity in Government fl. oratory. So iar, It has been used ~ 4:00 The Early .5how 1 Th t h h I bri h, b I I elperlmentally on anlmab.· 5:30 Your Eaao·Reporter a e S OU d ng IS as cal y conserva· nance. The Comme-e Depart~t said t . . ' " r;~~~·~ · ·=·~·;;'~'I;;;;;;;;,;;~~ .. L ·• ·~· By t.\~1 L~l .Jt]hifo: · · · · ~''~~" sbos'!fl!~~tta Uve outlook to Washhfglliit: tis director of the But we wuuld go a step further ftJid say the tho lntsrument II effective both In Mr. and Mrs: "Willi&m•. William• 5:!5T WeatMe~,.ali' country's fiscal policies and toward the na· whole nation is grateful for the two-plus-two- restoring heartbeats ~Iter • com· of Lancaster spent the week end 6,:00 Boston Bl~ckle plote atandstlll or for strengthen· ~:IG DougluEdwarda tlonal economy was to be anticipated. equals-lour realism that Mr. Humphrey lng the beating of a feeble heart. here with his parents Mr. and Mrs 6:30 · I Love Luey For these virtues and as a defender ol econ. brought to what may well be the toughest job A department opokesman de· . R.M1lr. awn~IIMamrs'.· Clyde Packard and 7:00 The Big Record I scribedpiece the ~evlee as a relatively om c sanity, Mr. Humphre/' ' s fellow Buckeyes in the ~orld . And we are assured that some of •mall of equipment which Jo~n Ander~~n of Parkersburg 8:00 Milllunalre are preparing special honors for the former this has rubbed off on the men who must car· could 'if:-.Plahd. in the operatilli v)slled 4ere Suuday allernqon with 6:30 I've liCit A Seero.t • 9:00 Armstrona Circle Treasury Secretary at a ba11quet In Columbus ry on. 1,., ,. room lA ,ne evea) of a h~art beat Mr, Packar~ uncle, Fte.t Coleman. 10:00 Mystery Theater '1 , emergeney. ·• , · Mr. and Mrs. C•rl D.. Buckley i!l:OQ Up:.to-the411ntte l'ftewl .~ ·--j . . .L The mach!"" '' called ''»~e· spent a few d•y• re~ei\4Y · " Bea· Maaon, Ia the paterna lt'an$ •.the church sotlal .rvom, maker : d!!fib'"~llat~." 'ha• t 0 vor .rail.a.,, Pa .. with · ~I" brot.~~r. 11:05 ScanQIIli tbe Weetber· . 11:10 T~e Late Show mother. _ , , - a•TI.IY.A'f wand:llke roda·,~lf\;~,iscs. on..., e RUI,IIIIlluoll)ey ~nd flmlly, PLA'j RUMMAqll~l.l .· · . Thl '86jif hitiJ.de) or Sherd end which are hel6 on _the ~he.t. to~~u~:·re~~~~~ij( !:'nl~ ~b~ The Minersville rdetho!lllt WSCS ,Gilmfll'e . Will eelobrated on Or her a&ilr'a'l: law, )lr1. .' 'KANOI MUTING will ,hold • Rumma1e Sale ''bur.. Wedilead~y, · ~· 2, with a card to the bearl. · " , : ; Lillte,. 'I'~RI!I'u ~ Cora Cbates. A ·191ft! lnltallatlon 101'\'let will. day, Fr.lday and Saturda~ lq . l~t . ahow:e~ and on Saturda., evenlpc The machine combines two··~ ·· Mrt: ,foaeplllne \V.GAA 'Of Cheater, ' - . . , I"' • be held en Thur~day evening t*. Brown llulldana on W. Main ,a,d at · ?.30 1&!io Gllmo~ Jrill be the tiona, 111 "pacemaker" feature ~e-' : W, ~~. was ·a t~enl vlf)tor of her · n;~ii!t~AN"i~lll1i"3- - CHANNEL 1! WED. · a wttb Allred Granae as hosten. Butternut •1:· · .: .• ' ,· til~ ~ . nbr 11 ·l ~hd~y vtveu heart ;brouaht to a altaid'·' ·brotfter, ·.'lfqraee .Chaney. !1 110:59 Sign On It will follow the regular meet· MlniNci"CAtL'I 6 · · ' · ~~r\1 a Hl~e Br~d~uryldc h of still. The aellhrlllutor etrect Ia deMrs. l.otratqe Carr of Columbus ll :00 Adventures In Learnlnr 0 011 , 1 \:' I of Alfred 1839. by A The, Past Chlofa or Moflllolla , be'll.d mem· algned to correct heart beats that spent last itluck lunch Grango will beNo. •crved r an oe1uest ..1°d'er. · . wcbk · here with· her II :50 Neighbors ' 12:05 Noon Newo e home ll'•nge. Temple, Pythlan evening Slltera,at will ·B'u~y· Noon Newa 12:13 Clrtbon Club meet Thursday the WMITI ILII'MANT IALI 12:\S Cartoon Club 12:30 Llberace NIW CITIZIN Bechtel Church AnnOK, New ~·· ' The Wide-Awake HI Club will IUO Uberaee . 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show llr. and Mro. Ray Tucker or ven, w. Va., with Mrs, Olin meet TUelday at the home of ' 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show , Clifton are announcing the birth Goodwin as hostelS, Be~erly Perrin with Jean Caoey 1:110 MoYie MaUnee 1:30 Movie Matinee . , · ~a 11ven pound, aeven ounce 10n, ~ ~ t~e ualating hooteas. A White ly Alii H.-.wooo • 3:00 ,\inerican tiandsian• 8:00 Amerlcen llanbtin~ ' ' Allen, at Holzer Hospital on MIITtNO POSTPONID Elephant sale is ~h4ulad or 'I'H!IIIIi'S old saJIIII to f:GO< cartuon Club 4:00 Certoop Club . 111 0:00 Sjr ,Linctlot . ' 5:00 Wild Bill Hlcltok ' rday, September 21. n lo the The moetlne of the 'ladl•s Aid the evenl111 with ·a 25! price tl!etl !.hal If rou want a [~~~~~j:{~~~;~~~~~~;i~~~~; · lblld for the Tuckm. Mr. of the St. Paul's Lutheran Cburrh limit. · do~e w'U. rive 11 to lilt 1 G:30 Mickey Mouae Club 5:30 Mlcke1 Mouae Club ' 1111. Hubert Johnoon o! Mo· scheduled for Wcdneadij> after· Piniiii!JOD linoir.llull'd co .• "'••! 5:00 Five Star Final 8;00· .. • •Vh>~ • wo .,.,,11M matemalerandpurent• noon has beon postponed urltll MIITINO CHANOID 1 farther and '"Y that t.he busiest ntty, be a cootl 8:la ~olui D iil4NtWI 6:15 John Dal7. the Htwl wllll,t ilra. L. o. Tucker. also or Wednesday, Oct. tat 2 p.m. in The Amateur Gardeners Club ~eopje ar4 ,ol only tilt ~:~ost'teeralorahospltal, When~ · · 6:~ Sugarfoo .. 8:30 Dlllleyland . -- - will not meet on Wedneoday, oCt. emc1Q!; b·t~ the moalalnd, jlu>w •he fell ~I&Oi\l II,~· ' J:Jo.· Wyat!,larp . 7:30 N'vy Loi U....L- He'd Get A C'J > 2"·11 tiCheduled •ud their me~l· TII.Fi . •eon who hasn't llqlll'.\1 ll.h\~·llpi llf!d:IIW:~·\1 .\ II . u t.oO BtOtfll"' Alto• 8:00 Olzle an- Barrlet ~:;:;,::.'"IJfi::::.:.:::..::..;:~:..:.;:..::.:,;_L,.;;===-'"""· , 1 , lh&,wiO l)e announ<ed in the n~r ljlt)l ,p! · ~' lt,M\..)!;Ull,t~ILI1. '' .,,,, · '/ ·,. ··Telephone Tim•· 8:30 Walter Winchell File · ·ruturo. llostenea are Mrs. A. J. at tor, llflld.lli f)nlli very · ~ • ,. . ,. ,9:110 World Serle• Fever 9:00 • Wedn01day NIJhl 1 'strawa and Mro. Norman HUm· ,. 1!1!!4 «t u!oally . • t::lO 1Uflin~nt Foreign Legion 1:15 Spilrtacope ..._ ' phrcys. ' 1~ ii111fl d, JM lh,~ per· ', ·::1 .' ri· ' , 10:00 New• .of'ijle Nla-t. ~ •. oo ~•w• of tbe NIJht L ...L . 1 .u. to •. iiT l4ii who b , ,~d tmp9~1ant ,· ,. 10:10 Theald IS ' • IO:iO Theatre IS ROUNDING a:- - ....llll ~ &&.~!' ~fd f._ illiaaU, 0p 11:30 Sign '(Iff 11:30 Sian Off lUper martel,~ almotlaleppe4 ·Evan«elln• Chapter, OI!:S, Will • ~t ftr!!_lo, ofij' Ilia, ~~.lnJ ~~~4 , on 1 lin1110J WIIO llll eoi'IOtl· h d ,.. Ulno 0 •1 11'I0 Nl h ~~;1w~i;n.~bre~n;~;r~a~nd~-:MM,r;L~Ma~y"R~on~lh~~~h;~ • &rallnr on PIIUIII t110 *tt .0ave, ' ~ 4 t,. un ay, · · flai'rf;relta Tnhtrnl·=•'• 1 . cana or doc food 11110 • 111lall ~ 3 l!ielr )'eltlll.•r mont y meet· ttlltr tboWri to her ,rl .';.. Charles 1of Columbua apent the Huntington to be wltb · , paper 11.-_ . In' lll1h' It uo. Olfl<trs are to . Orel 'Thomu, 11 an 111111 e Of week end with ltlr. lid Mrs. RQ¥ , band ,DeMil, \l'hO Ia to :::::.-- Since he baYIDC l'oll~, . weat ,l.,mil d~.-~· and new thta. Wlnebreamet'. · sureery at the Veterans I Otlered to 11t1p. . mem~ra are uk'ed to attend tho ' "No INol"ht 011ed,'and turned meeting when the lnstructlor. Ahlarbi!IQ Job ._ bls tat UtUt me. Committee will act. Bhe 11 lhe director of the VGI· Several 1111• ..lit, I cau NIW ·~-· "'l unteer Department In a hospl· acroaa a 10un' 'DiDIIIft Willi a " ,.,... tal, a loll anblorblhl and lllme· baby In the bUb& O~.f: llr. and Mrs. Charlea Allehs· c~u1111n1 u anr 1 tnolt. Not With a ~IJI)I& '!fOrth, CHI'Ion, are announc1111 aim lbal, bul Orel Tholl\U II oonntheralsl'e~~tlowun .., o\h'•er, the birth crf a ....., pound threJ e · laijely ~UP9Jlllble ror 1111 whOle ..... "' , ounce, son, Charlea Robert r., ~· ap!lrOach loward volu.teer 11111111 laltrnll: "lobntiJlloluuiJl" at ~elca oene"l HD?~tal. Grand 4tW\ll)•n\l!, one or t~ blnut Ia red thrtt .."'· PI ril.l Ire Mr. and lira. c,rt enLI tn Sht rvuad 'I'IIJIII "' Show .. """-lo~lt-canaot•~··tiOdlllapa-rdct.• Alleauwordl, Mlddle-ort and Mr. "''""' ...1 .el.. . _.. A Prdmlllnr Worktr Tbt lop-. ..,_ •• •·• •· .. and lllra. Jam11 Bennet~ CUlt'!". ror ~ ODi\lm,e, hoapllat ~·un· • • , rout at'o JobDfiJl" lheiUPfd, u lhe etarted Greal crandparen.. ere lolro. M.,. t&e•• wt createa like ~ateura. 1 Thcmaa, &nd auaealtd abe ttt • htallattljl&ltht COrnlt &o loOtllllclt'lt IDI . tha BeDIIeii.J. Waverl)o, and &amN .-..~ In toucb with ber. Howe'er, I 0"" heavenward: aiel Roich, ~:litton. warned her !.hat t.lrt. Tl\omu "llltlwt don't nen ll4llf a dOll" ~ !1aJ tllod wu made to a nry 'buaJlady asad m:ibt ... VL te;ta~ \hem Into t.he oralllaa· not have Umt-fdld 1. kepi 1111 LETART' w tl~, \0 scrun \llem tor eul\ablo nnsera croueo, · .Jo)lllil!lne wllh !.heir tnteteala'......_.__ Plom. aild alllllltn or 'oo lratn them,,.......... "" . Th' !IINCior fill \l.l!lllll&n un· WeU, Orel Tbomu had time, ~ 'llliO mlgbt, or all rlahl. 8ht ;u1 1111 friend an hats Wide ranges of Latest Attnctlve Styles · R£EOSV LLE , WJ EH ,· . r Melts County News Daily SentiJteJ Daybook ~. ~~e:.~~nJ'~~d•=•~r~~ hQ~ -.11:50 "· m•. "rs ~ Sh'e Wasn't Too To He·Ip' someone.E}se Dog Sometime/ At Our House I em 990 spot On Your ,>·R•di• o· l'al 6 ' ........·". -' ., C~annel Dair~ 1 hll~t.~. ~l'a . ~ ,· ,~ 0 1l e!.t •I Wrltw .' ......... '*' .. ,. •,' .. a=,:'Jn: :'3; .,., Pill~.! ~ .•. ~' : ' r , ' ' . . • . t .:·:J . I ";&= , '* .~ •. OIIYt l111ndta11 w"' , .. ., ' I ' EP·~.P~~\ ~fProve 1 ln·l"" . I 't . .. ·Glial ThOiDaa . - to 01 •oiuateera ata im;ll hoa\aJ, M tarat eiiiJ hospital alldf 11ete aptn wu proo1 lhat 11\e. a•- .Jiri jJrGp&m lVII IIt up busl~r tllt1 ere, lila nleer t11e1 a '"""'lllllh"lblllt abe l!Ould be'1"'Jf1 JOII'rt lntmttad In 'folua· r·;P'"'""* . . >' ~.:JJ:~:A_. -r-_ ~~~•••• I • <" J,' • ~ "~-~ ·~' ~. ~~ ' I • .~ I , 4-t ~ ' ) '\1 . :.~~ ~', ~ ' .. I _: _ _ ., t ' '' '-l " .;-~ rur•aaeh elae, ·••!II'" 1ttr wort, aend me a eta:nped, 411 -.tt·.ad~ core or , 1IOjl 1 ~a \!!If .• ~,, ,nv,etope ~.l!U Ndcl 1111 .w JOt 0111110 .011~ ~ •.,ifu,Nibl.,~ ,U!t ·~Jio&. ,. ·~ · .. .' •li.~·~rt:!~ abo~~\ b~taii i" a well·Par!Da Job u cllrector 1~:o:.~~~cm~~~: . ..~J'L • t, , ' i• I • /. . I I·..'. I ., Right n.1~n:··vn"'" Jo\j:'lrflf! ~itt,'-clcl¢~!~1~~~: ~giJ.Iar . newspaper . brings the town ... ana around the wru·r1:1 . dedicates itSelf to preserx!~ . C!.filll )l'i11ptel'H~tr~1fl'lJ?i().ttl:(..rigtJfto koow the FACllS ~ ' '' ' I" ,r • I ,; t J ~ > : _, ' • ! 1 .' • about anything aod ·ever)tthing affecting your interests. Your ~ewspap~r wil~· brook ·~ obst~ucfion to t~e Ch(;Jnnels of occur. ate,. unb1osed rnformbtron wh1ch ore baste to the proper funcfi611ing of our free American Way of life. .. ' ' ' . '' ·, ,, '· '· ' j ., . ' .v ' .. ~. ' . . . ."" . .,.It· .·.: · 1·. ...; ~4'' )'\~!' • ' I I. .. . ' ' '. I • .' ' ,,:; , .. • ;,. �' .L..!L . • ~llllll!fiiQei/Jtomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ocl1,1957 , Meigs Jj Near 'rop In Number ot Patient Days For . ' ·Which State Subsidies For TB Care Are Paid Out Some may be startled to know that patient' ·' ,days for tuberculosis victims who are respon· /.1\<f lilbiUIIes of f,felts 'County Increased 441.4 per 'i 'cent In 1956·57 compared to 1950-51. This is . the second highest hike of any county in Ohio. Pickaway County has the greatest increase, 1148.5 per cent. Next behind Meigs is Warren with 434.2 per cent. These figures were part of a report made this week by Jamef A. Rhodes, auditor or state to the legislature and the Department of He~~:lth on expenditure of state funds to assist counties in their fight against tuberculosis. Intereslingly enough, the report proves fewer days were spent In hospitals and sana~ums by TB patients last year in Ohio gen· erally than in any year since the slate entered the fight against TB with funds in 1947. A drop from t .peak of 1,267,119 patient ' patient days was days in 1953 .to 981,955 1bown during the past fiscal year. ·Summariz· llig further, Mr. Rhodes showed subsidy p~y­ ments of $2,219,865 during the year, lowest amount in 10 years; almost $800,000 less th~n the legislature appropriated fot 1956·1957 ffs. cal year. A total of $386,481.25 in unused funds was turned back to the state treasury during the year. Since the stafe got Into the fight against TB with dollars ill'1947, a total of $26,556,068.78 has been spent in subsidy payments through I • June 30, 1957. County by county, the report compares the number of patient days for which the state provided subsidy pa·ymerits last year With the number in 1950·1951 fiscal year: F_iftr-two counties show a decrease In hospllahzed TB patients. lnclutfed are all the larger counties. Thirty-six counties show an increase, with Pickaway, Meigs, and Warren rel,lecting the biggest jumps. 8:55 ?:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 It seems apparent, In reflection, that the high recent lncrea£e in patient days in the smaller counties is little more than ~ suggestion that these counties were •lower to promote or require lise or ar.ceptea det~tion ~hnlques for TB such as x-ray and frequent medical examinations. Romper Room Treasure Hunt 8>00 Show 9:00 Slen On . Today Romper llqom ,. Trt•sure liunt 10:00 The Price Is ;RI,bt U5 6:00 9:00 9:30 on Today . uo 10:30 ll.iJO 11:30 11:45 The 111. , <lety wiU meet LOCKID ~ . 01 JAIL line at the hom• of COLUMBUS, Ohao UP - A Richard• at ?:30 •P. II. pohce department employee who ,. OUR Truth or Tic Tsc Dough It Could Bo You world Series 3:00 Queen for a DaJ 3:41' "Aodern ll•manaeel 4:00 Comedy 11me 4:30 ~:00 5:45 6:00 6:15 6:25 6:30 ?:30 8:'00 . 8:00 0:30 Three new Den Mothera were Introduced and ao many beya, eliJible for Cuba, were present that It Ia netteuary to have another Den Mother. Anyone lntereated In worklne In IIIIa capacit1 is uted to conll<t llr. Welb or attend the meetlnJ at the Pic.teDI home. Trouble With ,athet Splnaeh PlayhOuse' NBC Newa News Picture Sporta Eye Weathereut Wagon Triln . I Father tho,.. llell Kratt TV 'theater .' . Thla Is .Y~ur ·Life · Wattrfronl ~~~J1/&'I! v Thus, the report is good because it indi· cates the public at last is more TB conscious than before and that the time may not be very far in the future when TB also will be in decline here. the State Capital, Odob~r 16. . The occasion will be the 64th Annual Meet. ing of the Oh.lo Chamber of Commerce, lnllu· entia! In business, not only In Ohio and the Great Lakes Area, but throughout the nation. US Senator John W. Bricker will d~llver . the principal address. Joining him .In the tri· bute will be Ohio's Jllnior US Senator and for: mer Frank J. Lausche, froin the .other side of the Senate aisle, and Republican Governor C. William O'Ne111· · CMANNI!L 3 b>tJ~ The Prlee Is Riiht Truth or conaequencet ti:oo Tic Tac Dough 11:30 It Ctuld Be You 12:00 New• Report 12:15 Movletlme 1:30 Bride and Groom 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen For a Day ' 3:45 Modern Romances 4:00 Comedv Time 4:30 Trouble With Father 5:00 Spinach Playho~ 5:46 NBC News 6:00 !';ews Pldure · 6:.15 Sports E)'e 6:25. W0athereut 6:30 Nat "Killi" Cq.. b'how 7:00 The Edijl~ Fisher Show · Weath~aJII ., • - ' f '· .·1 \' ! i' '~ iJ 10:411 Nlt•Jrh .> 12:00 Top!' · · \ WCHS•TV Chartnel8 -----~----- --- When George M. Humphrey of Cleveland llepped down as Secretary of the United States Treasury, Ohioans regarded as a mat· ter of course the high praise accorded him by the nation and his close friend President Els· enhower for his outstanding services. For two • score years they had observed Mr. Humphrey as an industrialist and .financier translate his business vision il)tO the organiZation of glgan. tic steel and coal companies and the develop· ment of the vast. La brador Iron ore deposits. WRONG CHICAGO UP - , Ro1er WI!· llamo, 23, Jwl eja'l ~m to llO ttraieht. Pollee arrellodtl Williams lor weaving hlo ·Clir •tlal-ougb trif· fle; then two persona identified him as tDe man ·Who robbed tbeir homea. I '" TUESDAY Surely, on a state level, the Rhodes report Indicates that TB is far toward being whipped. The larger counties with great cities In them quite obviously got busy early in the subsidy program to require food handlers, processors and public employes of every kind to have TB x-rays. The resulf was a rapid influx of pa· tients and efficient reduction of the disease. He Will Be Missed, This Man Hllmphrey,Who Brought Sanity Into Government Finances In Washington · TELEVISION. GUIQ.$ WSAZ-TV Chan,.el I · TUISDIOY CMANI'fiL I llmmleDeu a Cartoona Kangaroo New Type . . . ~.-u Developed TJ10 A1"d Failing Hearl 1 n ... WIDNISDAY CHAN"tL 7:00 Jlmml• Deln ANNOUNCING "':f5 Lucky 8 cartoona ti:oO Capt.ln KIDIIfOO 8:15 ,CBS Nffs : 8:115 Local ~ews 9:00 Gart'J Moo,re D:SO Arthur Godfrer Strike II Rlob 1 • WASHINGTON UP - Develop- ~~::!.~:~~~~~~ ment of a slniple, safe and r~liatil~ eleetnonlc lnstrpment to reviVe !lie human heart was announced ~Y the £OYemment today. ,, Officials said the 1n1ent1on ho~; · promise of eliminating ' the nNd ·:~t~J~~ti~~i 'lor lboradomy-an qperation In which the emeraency surgeon OPI9J. utre!lq chartning ... N~ FALL and .WINRR 1l,;~:;:,~J~i-~~;~: r.~~ri~~,~~J~ In these ventures, they had seen his stabil·. President Harry W, Arnold of the Ohio a pallont'a ·cheat and maaaaaea .lite lzlng influence in Ohio enterprise; they had Chamber has described former Secretary heart with his banda In an elf~ ···iii;.''h~ r~vlve 11. , supported his belief for sound monetary pol· Humphrey as the mall who brought "business to The commorce Depart,ment said 3:00 BrilbteJ;JIN· ley in industry and ~overnment· and had laud- developed horse-sense" to the Eisenhower ca. the "1lmple r6mpact, safe andre- ":h!Pm_~·~t 3:15 Se.mt s(orm by •· ed his wisdom and ocoutage in 'insisting upon blnet and says that all Ohio is proud or his liable" tbe Air device Force waa Aerodeveloped Medical LabUO Edge of N~t these fundamentals of successful business. work in behalf of sanity in Government fl. oratory. So iar, It has been used ~ 4:00 The Early .5how 1 Th t h h I bri h, b I I elperlmentally on anlmab.· 5:30 Your Eaao·Reporter a e S OU d ng IS as cal y conserva· nance. The Comme-e Depart~t said t . . ' " r;~~~·~ · ·=·~·;;'~'I;;;;;;;;,;;~~ .. L ·• ·~· By t.\~1 L~l .Jt]hifo: · · · · ~''~~" sbos'!fl!~~tta Uve outlook to Washhfglliit: tis director of the But we wuuld go a step further ftJid say the tho lntsrument II effective both In Mr. and Mrs: "Willi&m•. William• 5:!5T WeatMe~,.ali' country's fiscal policies and toward the na· whole nation is grateful for the two-plus-two- restoring heartbeats ~Iter • com· of Lancaster spent the week end 6,:00 Boston Bl~ckle plote atandstlll or for strengthen· ~:IG DougluEdwarda tlonal economy was to be anticipated. equals-lour realism that Mr. Humphrey lng the beating of a feeble heart. here with his parents Mr. and Mrs 6:30 · I Love Luey For these virtues and as a defender ol econ. brought to what may well be the toughest job A department opokesman de· . R.M1lr. awn~IIMamrs'.· Clyde Packard and 7:00 The Big Record I scribedpiece the ~evlee as a relatively om c sanity, Mr. Humphre/' ' s fellow Buckeyes in the ~orld . And we are assured that some of •mall of equipment which Jo~n Ander~~n of Parkersburg 8:00 Milllunalre are preparing special honors for the former this has rubbed off on the men who must car· could 'if:-.Plahd. in the operatilli v)slled 4ere Suuday allernqon with 6:30 I've liCit A Seero.t • 9:00 Armstrona Circle Treasury Secretary at a ba11quet In Columbus ry on. 1,., ,. room lA ,ne evea) of a h~art beat Mr, Packar~ uncle, Fte.t Coleman. 10:00 Mystery Theater '1 , emergeney. ·• , · Mr. and Mrs. C•rl D.. Buckley i!l:OQ Up:.to-the411ntte l'ftewl .~ ·--j . . .L The mach!"" '' called ''»~e· spent a few d•y• re~ei\4Y · " Bea· Maaon, Ia the paterna lt'an$ •.the church sotlal .rvom, maker : d!!fib'"~llat~." 'ha• t 0 vor .rail.a.,, Pa .. with · ~I" brot.~~r. 11:05 ScanQIIli tbe Weetber· . 11:10 T~e Late Show mother. _ , , - a•TI.IY.A'f wand:llke roda·,~lf\;~,iscs. on..., e RUI,IIIIlluoll)ey ~nd flmlly, PLA'j RUMMAqll~l.l .· · . Thl '86jif hitiJ.de) or Sherd end which are hel6 on _the ~he.t. to~~u~:·re~~~~~ij( !:'nl~ ~b~ The Minersville rdetho!lllt WSCS ,Gilmfll'e . Will eelobrated on Or her a&ilr'a'l: law, )lr1. .' 'KANOI MUTING will ,hold • Rumma1e Sale ''bur.. Wedilead~y, · ~· 2, with a card to the bearl. · " , : ; Lillte,. 'I'~RI!I'u ~ Cora Cbates. A ·191ft! lnltallatlon 101'\'let will. day, Fr.lday and Saturda~ lq . l~t . ahow:e~ and on Saturda., evenlpc The machine combines two··~ ·· Mrt: ,foaeplllne \V.GAA 'Of Cheater, ' - . . , I"' • be held en Thur~day evening t*. Brown llulldana on W. Main ,a,d at · ?.30 1&!io Gllmo~ Jrill be the tiona, 111 "pacemaker" feature ~e-' : W, ~~. was ·a t~enl vlf)tor of her · n;~ii!t~AN"i~lll1i"3- - CHANNEL 1! WED. · a wttb Allred Granae as hosten. Butternut •1:· · .: .• ' ,· til~ ~ . nbr 11 ·l ~hd~y vtveu heart ;brouaht to a altaid'·' ·brotfter, ·.'lfqraee .Chaney. !1 110:59 Sign On It will follow the regular meet· MlniNci"CAtL'I 6 · · ' · ~~r\1 a Hl~e Br~d~uryldc h of still. The aellhrlllutor etrect Ia deMrs. l.otratqe Carr of Columbus ll :00 Adventures In Learnlnr 0 011 , 1 \:' I of Alfred 1839. by A The, Past Chlofa or Moflllolla , be'll.d mem· algned to correct heart beats that spent last itluck lunch Grango will beNo. •crved r an oe1uest ..1°d'er. · . wcbk · here with· her II :50 Neighbors ' 12:05 Noon Newo e home ll'•nge. Temple, Pythlan evening Slltera,at will ·B'u~y· Noon Newa 12:13 Clrtbon Club meet Thursday the WMITI ILII'MANT IALI 12:\S Cartoon Club 12:30 Llberace NIW CITIZIN Bechtel Church AnnOK, New ~·· ' The Wide-Awake HI Club will IUO Uberaee . 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show llr. and Mro. Ray Tucker or ven, w. Va., with Mrs, Olin meet TUelday at the home of ' 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show , Clifton are announcing the birth Goodwin as hostelS, Be~erly Perrin with Jean Caoey 1:110 MoYie MaUnee 1:30 Movie Matinee . , · ~a 11ven pound, aeven ounce 10n, ~ ~ t~e ualating hooteas. A White ly Alii H.-.wooo • 3:00 ,\inerican tiandsian• 8:00 Amerlcen llanbtin~ ' ' Allen, at Holzer Hospital on MIITtNO POSTPONID Elephant sale is ~h4ulad or 'I'H!IIIIi'S old saJIIII to f:GO< cartuon Club 4:00 Certoop Club . 111 0:00 Sjr ,Linctlot . ' 5:00 Wild Bill Hlcltok ' rday, September 21. n lo the The moetlne of the 'ladl•s Aid the evenl111 with ·a 25! price tl!etl !.hal If rou want a [~~~~~j:{~~~;~~~~~~;i~~~~; · lblld for the Tuckm. Mr. of the St. Paul's Lutheran Cburrh limit. · do~e w'U. rive 11 to lilt 1 G:30 Mickey Mouae Club 5:30 Mlcke1 Mouae Club ' 1111. Hubert Johnoon o! Mo· scheduled for Wcdneadij> after· Piniiii!JOD linoir.llull'd co .• "'••! 5:00 Five Star Final 8;00· .. • •Vh>~ • wo .,.,,11M matemalerandpurent• noon has beon postponed urltll MIITINO CHANOID 1 farther and '"Y that t.he busiest ntty, be a cootl 8:la ~olui D iil4NtWI 6:15 John Dal7. the Htwl wllll,t ilra. L. o. Tucker. also or Wednesday, Oct. tat 2 p.m. in The Amateur Gardeners Club ~eopje ar4 ,ol only tilt ~:~ost'teeralorahospltal, When~ · · 6:~ Sugarfoo .. 8:30 Dlllleyland . -- - will not meet on Wedneoday, oCt. emc1Q!; b·t~ the moalalnd, jlu>w •he fell ~I&Oi\l II,~· ' J:Jo.· Wyat!,larp . 7:30 N'vy Loi U....L- He'd Get A C'J > 2"·11 tiCheduled •ud their me~l· TII.Fi . •eon who hasn't llqlll'.\1 ll.h\~·llpi llf!d:IIW:~·\1 .\ II . u t.oO BtOtfll"' Alto• 8:00 Olzle an- Barrlet ~:;:;,::.'"IJfi::::.:.:::..::..;:~:..:.;:..::.:,;_L,.;;===-'"""· , 1 , lh&,wiO l)e announ<ed in the n~r ljlt)l ,p! · ~' lt,M\..)!;Ull,t~ILI1. '' .,,,, · '/ ·,. ··Telephone Tim•· 8:30 Walter Winchell File · ·ruturo. llostenea are Mrs. A. J. at tor, llflld.lli f)nlli very · ~ • ,. . ,. ,9:110 World Serle• Fever 9:00 • Wedn01day NIJhl 1 'strawa and Mro. Norman HUm· ,. 1!1!!4 «t u!oally . • t::lO 1Uflin~nt Foreign Legion 1:15 Spilrtacope ..._ ' phrcys. ' 1~ ii111fl d, JM lh,~ per· ', ·::1 .' ri· ' , 10:00 New• .of'ijle Nla-t. ~ •. oo ~•w• of tbe NIJht L ...L . 1 .u. to •. iiT l4ii who b , ,~d tmp9~1ant ,· ,. 10:10 Theald IS ' • IO:iO Theatre IS ROUNDING a:- - ....llll ~ &&.~!' ~fd f._ illiaaU, 0p 11:30 Sign '(Iff 11:30 Sian Off lUper martel,~ almotlaleppe4 ·Evan«elln• Chapter, OI!:S, Will • ~t ftr!!_lo, ofij' Ilia, ~~.lnJ ~~~4 , on 1 lin1110J WIIO llll eoi'IOtl· h d ,.. Ulno 0 •1 11'I0 Nl h ~~;1w~i;n.~bre~n;~;r~a~nd~-:MM,r;L~Ma~y"R~on~lh~~~h;~ • &rallnr on PIIUIII t110 *tt .0ave, ' ~ 4 t,. un ay, · · flai'rf;relta Tnhtrnl·=•'• 1 . cana or doc food 11110 • 111lall ~ 3 l!ielr )'eltlll.•r mont y meet· ttlltr tboWri to her ,rl .';.. Charles 1of Columbua apent the Huntington to be wltb · , paper 11.-_ . In' lll1h' It uo. Olfl<trs are to . Orel 'Thomu, 11 an 111111 e Of week end with ltlr. lid Mrs. RQ¥ , band ,DeMil, \l'hO Ia to :::::.-- Since he baYIDC l'oll~, . weat ,l.,mil d~.-~· and new thta. Wlnebreamet'. · sureery at the Veterans I Otlered to 11t1p. . mem~ra are uk'ed to attend tho ' "No INol"ht 011ed,'and turned meeting when the lnstructlor. Ahlarbi!IQ Job ._ bls tat UtUt me. Committee will act. Bhe 11 lhe director of the VGI· Several 1111• ..lit, I cau NIW ·~-· "'l unteer Department In a hospl· acroaa a 10un' 'DiDIIIft Willi a " ,.,... tal, a loll anblorblhl and lllme· baby In the bUb& O~.f: llr. and Mrs. Charlea Allehs· c~u1111n1 u anr 1 tnolt. Not With a ~IJI)I& '!fOrth, CHI'Ion, are announc1111 aim lbal, bul Orel Tholl\U II oonntheralsl'e~~tlowun .., o\h'•er, the birth crf a ....., pound threJ e · laijely ~UP9Jlllble ror 1111 whOle ..... "' , ounce, son, Charlea Robert r., ~· ap!lrOach loward volu.teer 11111111 laltrnll: "lobntiJlloluuiJl" at ~elca oene"l HD?~tal. Grand 4tW\ll)•n\l!, one or t~ blnut Ia red thrtt .."'· PI ril.l Ire Mr. and lira. c,rt enLI tn Sht rvuad 'I'IIJIII "' Show .. """-lo~lt-canaot•~··tiOdlllapa-rdct.• Alleauwordl, Mlddle-ort and Mr. "''""' ...1 .el.. . _.. A Prdmlllnr Worktr Tbt lop-. ..,_ •• •·• •· .. and lllra. Jam11 Bennet~ CUlt'!". ror ~ ODi\lm,e, hoapllat ~·un· • • , rout at'o JobDfiJl" lheiUPfd, u lhe etarted Greal crandparen.. ere lolro. M.,. t&e•• wt createa like ~ateura. 1 Thcmaa, &nd auaealtd abe ttt • htallattljl&ltht COrnlt &o loOtllllclt'lt IDI . tha BeDIIeii.J. Waverl)o, and &amN .-..~ In toucb with ber. Howe'er, I 0"" heavenward: aiel Roich, ~:litton. warned her !.hat t.lrt. Tl\omu "llltlwt don't nen ll4llf a dOll" ~ !1aJ tllod wu made to a nry 'buaJlady asad m:ibt ... VL te;ta~ \hem Into t.he oralllaa· not have Umt-fdld 1. kepi 1111 LETART' w tl~, \0 scrun \llem tor eul\ablo nnsera croueo, · .Jo)lllil!lne wllh !.heir tnteteala'......_.__ Plom. aild alllllltn or 'oo lratn them,,.......... "" . Th' !IINCior fill \l.l!lllll&n un· WeU, Orel Tbomu had time, ~ 'llliO mlgbt, or all rlahl. 8ht ;u1 1111 friend an hats Wide ranges of Latest Attnctlve Styles · R£EOSV LLE , WJ EH ,· . r Melts County News Daily SentiJteJ Daybook ~. ~~e:.~~nJ'~~d•=•~r~~ hQ~ -.11:50 "· m•. "rs ~ Sh'e Wasn't Too To He·Ip' someone.E}se Dog Sometime/ At Our House I em 990 spot On Your ,>·R•di• o· l'al 6 ' ........·". -' ., C~annel Dair~ 1 hll~t.~. ~l'a . ~ ,· ,~ 0 1l e!.t •I Wrltw .' ......... '*' .. ,. •,' .. a=,:'Jn: :'3; .,., Pill~.! ~ .•. ~' : ' r , ' ' . . • . t .:·:J . I ";&= , '* .~ •. OIIYt l111ndta11 w"' , .. ., ' I ' EP·~.P~~\ ~fProve 1 ln·l"" . I 't . .. ·Glial ThOiDaa . - to 01 •oiuateera ata im;ll hoa\aJ, M tarat eiiiJ hospital alldf 11ete aptn wu proo1 lhat 11\e. a•- .Jiri jJrGp&m lVII IIt up busl~r tllt1 ere, lila nleer t11e1 a '"""'lllllh"lblllt abe l!Ould be'1"'Jf1 JOII'rt lntmttad In 'folua· r·;P'"'""* . . >' ~.:JJ:~:A_. -r-_ ~~~•••• I • <" J,' • ~ "~-~ ·~' ~. ~~ ' I • .~ I , 4-t ~ ' ) '\1 . :.~~ ~', ~ ' .. I _: _ _ ., t ' '' '-l " .;-~ rur•aaeh elae, ·••!II'" 1ttr wort, aend me a eta:nped, 411 -.tt·.ad~ core or , 1IOjl 1 ~a \!!If .• ~,, ,nv,etope ~.l!U Ndcl 1111 .w JOt 0111110 .011~ ~ •.,ifu,Nibl.,~ ,U!t ·~Jio&. ,. ·~ · .. .' •li.~·~rt:!~ abo~~\ b~taii i" a well·Par!Da Job u cllrector 1~:o:.~~~cm~~~: . ..~J'L • t, , ' i• I • /. . I I·..'. I ., Right n.1~n:··vn"'" Jo\j:'lrflf! ~itt,'-clcl¢~!~1~~~: ~giJ.Iar . newspaper . brings the town ... ana around the wru·r1:1 . dedicates itSelf to preserx!~ . C!.filll )l'i11ptel'H~tr~1fl'lJ?i().ttl:(..rigtJfto koow the FACllS ~ ' '' ' I" ,r • I ,; t J ~ > : _, ' • ! 1 .' • about anything aod ·ever)tthing affecting your interests. Your ~ewspap~r wil~· brook ·~ obst~ucfion to t~e Ch(;Jnnels of occur. ate,. unb1osed rnformbtron wh1ch ore baste to the proper funcfi611ing of our free American Way of life. .. ' ' ' . '' ·, ,, '· '· ' j ., . ' .v ' .. ~. ' . . . ."" . .,.It· .·.: · 1·. ...; ~4'' )'\~!' • ' I I. .. . ' ' '. I • .' ' ,,:; , .. • ;,. �. I ,. ' '• l•• J, .'\ 1 ' ·SJengllln HanlY WiH Try To Out BEST ENDm-Si:11HiRE;rn~i:iictiitir:r-+;- . :. . . ,.:. .:_. Major Le•~r~~~~~~~ ' Get App.tovaJ On · were tn Pomt Pteasanttb:=~~!i · flik.·e To $1,AIA ar::, :rold, ro~ •.J;~~4,.~ UV, of. ,M,.on , f~ted 1d~ . Jii\ll J!Jt, Adcock, Pafto, T0 Open With Ford On Mound NEW YORK UP-illlwaukeP SPORTS DESK ·J,.Oc~an Has Super Program Moving High School's football program lists ftve coaches ~~=~:~ wtth over 200 boys from htgh school ages down '<~ the Seventh Grade. The staff, headed by Mel Adams, ·~:t:eaehes mathematics and the sciences Logan is getting the ride, therefore, from its coaches because male ma~h and iC!e•!ICe teachers are at an all time premtum In school systems country over Jickson and Wellston have had their organized, school back· deVelopment programs for several years Athens has been on·\It-·band wagon for a long time. Nelsonville is getting a ' start tbls year t don't lcnow about Gallipolis Middleport and Pomeroy, with the volunteer help of inter· ested alumni working with Seventh and Eighth graders, carry en to the best of their ablllty against the super training pro· grams of ou• larger neighbors. we are kicked in front and hack by our SEO oppon· , We send boys into football combat against teams which r~-;::~:7.: been winnowed out of more plentiful candidates and we march them against boys with two to three more years skilled training In the art of football than ours have. Middleport Turned Out Champs Regular in the days when Middleport was turninP out cham· ''plons:hlp clubs on the year every vear the competition wasn't as out of balance. True. th~ Jackets represented a much IIJII~Ier precinct. as grid nrecincts go. but they made up for it through extra determination. Today, this is not nearly so possible. Not impossible. of but the odds have moved up Handicapped both in and quality of material, from mere numbers becom· available, the sma.Jler schools without a weil·plan. program In the junior high school ranks have a time of it. It's quite all right to let things stand this way if that's th~ , tbe majority of people want it, Including a majority of members of the respective school boards right down the a majority of the people paying taxes to support their f!h•lOis. Ai&o, to those Moms and Dads supplying the young blood who appear on the IOO·yard·long turf 10 weeks [l;l!llintJ~g each Autumn. Qoes The Majority Want It This Way? not at ail sure that Is the way the majority want it. you look at It, the push of the other larger schools to the "SEO" Is certain to put the burr on Pomeroy !Jid Middleport. and any other member of th~ leaguQ that fails • !_~tlr itself into a major effort to continue more or less equal • ~wnlletltlon . l It's no good, surely, Just sitting ba(k and saying uwe can't compete with them." ' By ~oily, we fans, taxoaver!, business m~n . Moms and Dads Alumni. would snort in pure disRust if our teams went on field moanlne "We can't comne~ wtt)llh•m" when th~ final word l'ias beim said. that is about what in failln~ to find th• "old fJqht" fn mnlce a stond in lh• onlv arenn •vallable to us- thp flelrl nl nrovltllng : htoer·vJs,,d sktllfut training on an equal basis with our neigh 1 manogor Fred Hanev adopted Ca· sey Stengel's !avo~ e wd!ponIhe platoon system-today, reveel log he will alternate his right !!elders and possibly hla first basemen again•• the New York Yankees in the World Series Thus, with aou•hpaw Whitey ~'ord slated to start lor •he Yan· NEW YORK UP-After nearlr ,CJi#or4 Ytir. , ' '·... ' 11'he· ~aJor , Leagbe Exeeullve Cblriitl~tee lf!l~ MondAy to ~e1 c:ollUI,lend the new minimUm to the owner4 crotlltac ~nditton, ln4"1Aion. was the key man Jn Stengel', "I sllll don't know whether he'll be able to play," Casey aald "And If be can't, I'm In real .P9 fdJ!IIlf on , , . ·. 1 , bOJ~, \ il)ajOr letJUO baseball · llri. Job,o C. 'l!Duah and cllll· ptl}'e).'l filially hve' illceeeded ill dren, West Columbli,' vldtad 'Mr. b~vtnt tb•tr ntilllftluiil JN!ary Mu. A. P. Nfctiolson 'Thuiirail'e~·. ftl!m •tft,OOO ·•••fl,(ioQ • ,tternoo)t . . ',' kee Stadium Wednesday against lelt·hander Warren Spahn, Haney said right·banded hitting Andy Palko will be In right lleld and Joe Adcock another rteM·handed hiller, at lirst base. "When thr Yan~ees pilch a right hander," Haney added, "I'll have Bob Hade iq right field and maybe Frank Torre at flfBt base" Hazle and Torre are telt.hand· cd h!Uers. CoNy Still Undtcl.d While Haney appeared certain as to who would 1tart lor hh Braves ai every poslllop Wed· nesday, Stengel still 'batf not made up his mind about thr•e •P••a-.lirll but, ..cond base and lef field. Husky Bill Skowron, the alug ging flrat baseman who ~.. been sidelined two weeka with 1 111· Jobna~o !4\11" yeari ol hllfi!Hna with thOir Tburadoy. kees in the series opener at Yen· L,;;;:;;:===-~==::i:o.. II major !~~~~~~~~;m~!J~~;~ trouble.'' "II SkoiiTon can pJar, lt 1 help me make up my mind I will start in le(f field and 11 second base." ' Spend That Hour Before Dinner Nl!W YOU \IP-.F~ta and only, .• Estimated Winning · f'I•Jer'a . , • · Jlly. . IIUirtutl t lirml 1!11· Share $9,1!00. Ettlmattd Loalnl' P!iylr•; Ilona! t;;',ue aw York tap· Share-47,000, kees ~~~~·~~n IAagpe. Wtnner-Firal 1eam to win Skowron and MickeY Manlll !1&1!1'11 on lb' lfqr.~ ~lesi . who h•• been sldettntd b' obln· splints Ia hie lelt le(, both lndl· eqted they were ready to play In Wedned11y'e opeqer 1llhoilgh e,ach explained he wasn't 100 per cent sound. Howerd Ally lllrt Skowron seemed the more doubtful ftarter of the lit~ ani! In the event his back prevents him from playln(, StenJel probably will u1e •he right·handed hitting ElltQn Howard at flrat bait. Tha• woulu mean either rookie Tony Kubek or Enos Slaughter would be In tell, and either Gem Cole man or Bobby Richardson at Becond. Stengel had no douubl al all as •o the other positions. He said Yogi Berra would co•ch Wedneo· day, Hank Hauer would be In right field, Gil McDou.us4td at shorts•op and Andy Carey at third bnRe. · Considering his Brovoo are the underdoal In the Sorles, Haney was in an upa111lve confident mood as he arrived here by plane from Milwaukee with hla loam late Mond1y. ., "I knqw we have a battle on our hands," be said, "But I don't !ee any ~eaaon why we can't win ·~ . With The Folks Fight R;sultl l~r 81!1l11. Bch~dll)e-rlsl and '"~ pm~, at Yankae ·~t~lutl), New Y ·' Wed. and Thora.; Srd, 41h and If neceml')l ·at Milwaukee Co¥n• ty Sta41um, Sat, Sun., Mon.; !J1h and 7•h If neees1arr at Yankee, Stadium, Wed., Thura. Starting Tlmt11-Yankee Sl~d tiiAUMO,NT, Tex. -'-· p~l ~ ~~)iap~\l~·; tum games •tart I p. m. e. d.._~>; eenatn. 129.. ,.,.. Ariltur, Tex., 1• Milwaukee games star• 3 p, II!· outpointed ·Davy Du,.,, 121 11ft e. d t. •. 1 AT 0 ..""' (10); -~-Televlsloll-VIa NBC, }!e) AI· GOOD WIATHIR and AI Heller announeiQg. Radio-VIa NBC. Earl Glllesplr NEW YORK UP......Cood fall and Bob Neal announQIIII. weather Is ,th~ advance foreea~t FavorUe-Yan~ees, IHO. for Wednesday's opening 11111e Of Flrat.-game l'lvorlte-Yankeea lhe Worttl Series T~e u. S. wea. !S.JO. ther B~r.. u · prod1ele~ ''!lfo•"Y. Flr91 ganje PUcherii-Bl'lvtl: fair with seasonable tempera. Warren Spllhn ~1·10; Yankee~: turet.'' Whitey Ford 11-5. Rival Manager11-Br~ve8l Fred Haney; Yankeet: CaeeY Sten1el. Put Serlea !lecortii-:Vankeea )'Onl]7, loat Dt ljravea 11 Boston Bravb WQII i 1 lOll I. ·. Playera• Poot..;.PJayet•' ahare SNOW TIIUS It~~~ II~ ICORI'tJi ·-~ iQi;INS MOJILGAs sERVIa "U Ple•ses Us Tti'PI~Itle'Yob""' ·' · ·"' ''' '1'"·' W. MAiN ST. POMERot Fo~ .the best.nlue of ~e · te.r IIMM TD IP Tr Haney 1114 that In Wednesday'• Cornwell, Athens . . . . . . 3 ~ 23 11me hto oUtfield would consist Hill, Wetlllon .. .. .. .. 3 t I~ of Hank AJron In cen•er, Wes Cu~dll!, Welllton . . . . . ' Z 14 covington In left 1na PaQco In Smith, Athena .. .. .. .. I 0 12 Strait, Logan .. .. .. .. .. I 2 8 rlati). Adcock ,will hold 'down bue; Red Scboendlenott · Morcan, LOIJll .. .. .. .. I 0 8 Manring, Well.oton . . . . I o 8 Johnny, LOpn, aborlltop; Mathewa, third baae · and Del l(arrlaon, Pomeroy . . . . I 0 6 Crandill wilt otart behind the Hawthorne, Pomeroy . . I 0 6 Spencer, Pomeroy . . . . t 0 6 plate. - - - - - -· Lavender, Jatkaon . . . . I 0 6 Yerian, Jackson ... .. . I 0 8 ' . Denver, JaekiQn .. .. .. I 0 • 6 McGOlln, Jaellaon ....... 1 0 8 Greene, Jacluotl . . . . . . I f 0 ' G11klns, Atl!e~ ... ,.. I 0 II l I Seh,..mtl, f.thont . . . . I 0 Colllnl. Alhtn• .. .. .. . I P ~ Gilmore, Galllpol4 . . . I 0 8 Lit, Galllj1911f .. .. .. . I 0 8 81tV<eDI,_ LoJijl • " " " · : ~ POI~ITIJ • 2 ~ it." ,IClevolan,d Lllln wu 12th loJ. towed by l.onculer, Marton Hard lng, Elyria, Dayton, Fairmont, Youn111town South, Sprlnlfleld ''.''l'l'hh1v one coache• took part In and Alliance In a tie lor 181h week's balloting, anrl II or ond Mansfield In 20th. eho~e Hardlna a, lht• No t Marsllton wa• • rto.,e ,.,. with eight llr!t plm votes In the Spotlight: One of the 228 points, compared to llal'fl bluest .coring opturaea of the week wu staged by Jjobby Fer· 2CD. pa1ted a rood Sharon. gu•on, d1 usual, of Troy, wh~ hll 28.0, and Mmlllou paydlrt five time• agalnll Green· Alliance's AvlatoiS 28·6 ville The AII·Ohlo nllh now has "lllotered 13 touchdown• In hb •'niihY nt,ht. first three gamea. . Anothor or the at,ta'$ top ICO,. al•o doUetl ~ of U.e !elect ll.ti ln11 threat• waa Marjon llardln1:; a jump Dan Davia, a owlfllh·PDOnd ball Pori•· b•ck who haa acdred atx tlmel time In In hl1 last two g~ea . Hta ilteat to uventh. outburJI came a1111111 Lorain toler to Port. with two TO's ••lld't the tougb third p)ae< Steelm. · 18th With 0 ,·• • these 'tine o&rJ today ' ' ' UP RATINGS (JOLLEGES f, f I :~~;;~~:~~c~~h~an~~g.: GOLFIRI' THRoATI 1011 WORKSHOP, 1!111ilnd UP-Sev era! members of the United Stetes Ryder Cup aott team are beln1 treated for ' ore throall ~ut ~,. expected to be readY for tbe atart or the Cup matches a1alnat Brit· aln's bell pro gollera Friday. The AmcrlcOn !l pOittd ieoru r&nllft!J !rom 72 1o 78 durln1 Mondar'a praetlre on the local par-70 c()Urae. 'Owns Polish Air Arm For TtJJt At f!itl!~bur!h 1 ith Steelers Saturday 1 three touchd,•wna and dlr«te4 the s•celers to a folll'lh II they dumped tho Washington Redaklna, 28,7, In their opener. Coaoh Buddy Parhr ba' ~Jrcught In Morrall. quarterblck Jack Kemp , Ju1 Guard, ex.Colt Dick Young, CX·Ram Sid Foumet and others. ' · Cleveland Coach P1ut Brown will bank on the pa!!IPi of 1'0111· my O'Connell and the IIUPnltll of ful!back Jimmy Brown and half· ~acka Milt Campbell, Cbtf Hanulak and Ray llenlro to provide the for ed1e. HOUR BEFOltE DINNER WITtl ·'l'HE g~t ·a·BUrner-with-a-Brain GAS trut;e · _ .. , I - ·WALl. PAINt Lineups; Order Of Batting, In Series Upe~ner ~ ..... Mtlhtwtt s~ Aaron, ef Adcock, 1~ Polko, rf ,, • •• All Colors Reg. ~.36 gal. SPECiAL $4.29 gal. Fret Po,lJJif ' C:LlNf()N . ' Fl$ttER ·00.. . . •• • '@· ,. ' . ' ' > Packal-d ~a•'.,,__ I : • ••• I • ..... . .. '• I 't �. I ,. ' '• l•• J, .'\ 1 ' ·SJengllln HanlY WiH Try To Out BEST ENDm-Si:11HiRE;rn~i:iictiitir:r-+;- . :. . . ,.:. .:_. Major Le•~r~~~~~~~ ' Get App.tovaJ On · were tn Pomt Pteasanttb:=~~!i · flik.·e To $1,AIA ar::, :rold, ro~ •.J;~~4,.~ UV, of. ,M,.on , f~ted 1d~ . Jii\ll J!Jt, Adcock, Pafto, T0 Open With Ford On Mound NEW YORK UP-illlwaukeP SPORTS DESK ·J,.Oc~an Has Super Program Moving High School's football program lists ftve coaches ~~=~:~ wtth over 200 boys from htgh school ages down '<~ the Seventh Grade. The staff, headed by Mel Adams, ·~:t:eaehes mathematics and the sciences Logan is getting the ride, therefore, from its coaches because male ma~h and iC!e•!ICe teachers are at an all time premtum In school systems country over Jickson and Wellston have had their organized, school back· deVelopment programs for several years Athens has been on·\It-·band wagon for a long time. Nelsonville is getting a ' start tbls year t don't lcnow about Gallipolis Middleport and Pomeroy, with the volunteer help of inter· ested alumni working with Seventh and Eighth graders, carry en to the best of their ablllty against the super training pro· grams of ou• larger neighbors. we are kicked in front and hack by our SEO oppon· , We send boys into football combat against teams which r~-;::~:7.: been winnowed out of more plentiful candidates and we march them against boys with two to three more years skilled training In the art of football than ours have. Middleport Turned Out Champs Regular in the days when Middleport was turninP out cham· ''plons:hlp clubs on the year every vear the competition wasn't as out of balance. True. th~ Jackets represented a much IIJII~Ier precinct. as grid nrecincts go. but they made up for it through extra determination. Today, this is not nearly so possible. Not impossible. of but the odds have moved up Handicapped both in and quality of material, from mere numbers becom· available, the sma.Jler schools without a weil·plan. program In the junior high school ranks have a time of it. It's quite all right to let things stand this way if that's th~ , tbe majority of people want it, Including a majority of members of the respective school boards right down the a majority of the people paying taxes to support their f!h•lOis. Ai&o, to those Moms and Dads supplying the young blood who appear on the IOO·yard·long turf 10 weeks [l;l!llintJ~g each Autumn. Qoes The Majority Want It This Way? not at ail sure that Is the way the majority want it. you look at It, the push of the other larger schools to the "SEO" Is certain to put the burr on Pomeroy !Jid Middleport. and any other member of th~ leaguQ that fails • !_~tlr itself into a major effort to continue more or less equal • ~wnlletltlon . l It's no good, surely, Just sitting ba(k and saying uwe can't compete with them." ' By ~oily, we fans, taxoaver!, business m~n . Moms and Dads Alumni. would snort in pure disRust if our teams went on field moanlne "We can't comne~ wtt)llh•m" when th~ final word l'ias beim said. that is about what in failln~ to find th• "old fJqht" fn mnlce a stond in lh• onlv arenn •vallable to us- thp flelrl nl nrovltllng : htoer·vJs,,d sktllfut training on an equal basis with our neigh 1 manogor Fred Hanev adopted Ca· sey Stengel's !avo~ e wd!ponIhe platoon system-today, reveel log he will alternate his right !!elders and possibly hla first basemen again•• the New York Yankees in the World Series Thus, with aou•hpaw Whitey ~'ord slated to start lor •he Yan· NEW YORK UP-After nearlr ,CJi#or4 Ytir. , ' '·... ' 11'he· ~aJor , Leagbe Exeeullve Cblriitl~tee lf!l~ MondAy to ~e1 c:ollUI,lend the new minimUm to the owner4 crotlltac ~nditton, ln4"1Aion. was the key man Jn Stengel', "I sllll don't know whether he'll be able to play," Casey aald "And If be can't, I'm In real .P9 fdJ!IIlf on , , . ·. 1 , bOJ~, \ il)ajOr letJUO baseball · llri. Job,o C. 'l!Duah and cllll· ptl}'e).'l filially hve' illceeeded ill dren, West Columbli,' vldtad 'Mr. b~vtnt tb•tr ntilllftluiil JN!ary Mu. A. P. Nfctiolson 'Thuiirail'e~·. ftl!m •tft,OOO ·•••fl,(ioQ • ,tternoo)t . . ',' kee Stadium Wednesday against lelt·hander Warren Spahn, Haney said right·banded hitting Andy Palko will be In right lleld and Joe Adcock another rteM·handed hiller, at lirst base. "When thr Yan~ees pilch a right hander," Haney added, "I'll have Bob Hade iq right field and maybe Frank Torre at flfBt base" Hazle and Torre are telt.hand· cd h!Uers. CoNy Still Undtcl.d While Haney appeared certain as to who would 1tart lor hh Braves ai every poslllop Wed· nesday, Stengel still 'batf not made up his mind about thr•e •P••a-.lirll but, ..cond base and lef field. Husky Bill Skowron, the alug ging flrat baseman who ~.. been sidelined two weeka with 1 111· Jobna~o !4\11" yeari ol hllfi!Hna with thOir Tburadoy. kees in the series opener at Yen· L,;;;:;;:===-~==::i:o.. II major !~~~~~~~~;m~!J~~;~ trouble.'' "II SkoiiTon can pJar, lt 1 help me make up my mind I will start in le(f field and 11 second base." ' Spend That Hour Before Dinner Nl!W YOU \IP-.F~ta and only, .• Estimated Winning · f'I•Jer'a . , • · Jlly. . IIUirtutl t lirml 1!11· Share $9,1!00. Ettlmattd Loalnl' P!iylr•; Ilona! t;;',ue aw York tap· Share-47,000, kees ~~~~·~~n IAagpe. Wtnner-Firal 1eam to win Skowron and MickeY Manlll !1&1!1'11 on lb' lfqr.~ ~lesi . who h•• been sldettntd b' obln· splints Ia hie lelt le(, both lndl· eqted they were ready to play In Wedned11y'e opeqer 1llhoilgh e,ach explained he wasn't 100 per cent sound. Howerd Ally lllrt Skowron seemed the more doubtful ftarter of the lit~ ani! In the event his back prevents him from playln(, StenJel probably will u1e •he right·handed hitting ElltQn Howard at flrat bait. Tha• woulu mean either rookie Tony Kubek or Enos Slaughter would be In tell, and either Gem Cole man or Bobby Richardson at Becond. Stengel had no douubl al all as •o the other positions. He said Yogi Berra would co•ch Wedneo· day, Hank Hauer would be In right field, Gil McDou.us4td at shorts•op and Andy Carey at third bnRe. · Considering his Brovoo are the underdoal In the Sorles, Haney was in an upa111lve confident mood as he arrived here by plane from Milwaukee with hla loam late Mond1y. ., "I knqw we have a battle on our hands," be said, "But I don't !ee any ~eaaon why we can't win ·~ . With The Folks Fight R;sultl l~r 81!1l11. Bch~dll)e-rlsl and '"~ pm~, at Yankae ·~t~lutl), New Y ·' Wed. and Thora.; Srd, 41h and If neceml')l ·at Milwaukee Co¥n• ty Sta41um, Sat, Sun., Mon.; !J1h and 7•h If neees1arr at Yankee, Stadium, Wed., Thura. Starting Tlmt11-Yankee Sl~d tiiAUMO,NT, Tex. -'-· p~l ~ ~~)iap~\l~·; tum games •tart I p. m. e. d.._~>; eenatn. 129.. ,.,.. Ariltur, Tex., 1• Milwaukee games star• 3 p, II!· outpointed ·Davy Du,.,, 121 11ft e. d t. •. 1 AT 0 ..""' (10); -~-Televlsloll-VIa NBC, }!e) AI· GOOD WIATHIR and AI Heller announeiQg. Radio-VIa NBC. Earl Glllesplr NEW YORK UP......Cood fall and Bob Neal announQIIII. weather Is ,th~ advance foreea~t FavorUe-Yan~ees, IHO. for Wednesday's opening 11111e Of Flrat.-game l'lvorlte-Yankeea lhe Worttl Series T~e u. S. wea. !S.JO. ther B~r.. u · prod1ele~ ''!lfo•"Y. Flr91 ganje PUcherii-Bl'lvtl: fair with seasonable tempera. Warren Spllhn ~1·10; Yankee~: turet.'' Whitey Ford 11-5. Rival Manager11-Br~ve8l Fred Haney; Yankeet: CaeeY Sten1el. Put Serlea !lecortii-:Vankeea )'Onl]7, loat Dt ljravea 11 Boston Bravb WQII i 1 lOll I. ·. Playera• Poot..;.PJayet•' ahare SNOW TIIUS It~~~ II~ ICORI'tJi ·-~ iQi;INS MOJILGAs sERVIa "U Ple•ses Us Tti'PI~Itle'Yob""' ·' · ·"' ''' '1'"·' W. MAiN ST. POMERot Fo~ .the best.nlue of ~e · te.r IIMM TD IP Tr Haney 1114 that In Wednesday'• Cornwell, Athens . . . . . . 3 ~ 23 11me hto oUtfield would consist Hill, Wetlllon .. .. .. .. 3 t I~ of Hank AJron In cen•er, Wes Cu~dll!, Welllton . . . . . ' Z 14 covington In left 1na PaQco In Smith, Athena .. .. .. .. I 0 12 Strait, Logan .. .. .. .. .. I 2 8 rlati). Adcock ,will hold 'down bue; Red Scboendlenott · Morcan, LOIJll .. .. .. .. I 0 8 Manring, Well.oton . . . . I o 8 Johnny, LOpn, aborlltop; Mathewa, third baae · and Del l(arrlaon, Pomeroy . . . . I 0 6 Crandill wilt otart behind the Hawthorne, Pomeroy . . I 0 6 Spencer, Pomeroy . . . . t 0 6 plate. - - - - - -· Lavender, Jatkaon . . . . I 0 6 Yerian, Jackson ... .. . I 0 8 ' . Denver, JaekiQn .. .. .. I 0 • 6 McGOlln, Jaellaon ....... 1 0 8 Greene, Jacluotl . . . . . . I f 0 ' G11klns, Atl!e~ ... ,.. I 0 II l I Seh,..mtl, f.thont . . . . I 0 Colllnl. Alhtn• .. .. .. . I P ~ Gilmore, Galllpol4 . . . I 0 8 Lit, Galllj1911f .. .. .. . I 0 8 81tV<eDI,_ LoJijl • " " " · : ~ POI~ITIJ • 2 ~ it." ,IClevolan,d Lllln wu 12th loJ. towed by l.onculer, Marton Hard lng, Elyria, Dayton, Fairmont, Youn111town South, Sprlnlfleld ''.''l'l'hh1v one coache• took part In and Alliance In a tie lor 181h week's balloting, anrl II or ond Mansfield In 20th. eho~e Hardlna a, lht• No t Marsllton wa• • rto.,e ,.,. with eight llr!t plm votes In the Spotlight: One of the 228 points, compared to llal'fl bluest .coring opturaea of the week wu staged by Jjobby Fer· 2CD. pa1ted a rood Sharon. gu•on, d1 usual, of Troy, wh~ hll 28.0, and Mmlllou paydlrt five time• agalnll Green· Alliance's AvlatoiS 28·6 ville The AII·Ohlo nllh now has "lllotered 13 touchdown• In hb •'niihY nt,ht. first three gamea. . Anothor or the at,ta'$ top ICO,. al•o doUetl ~ of U.e !elect ll.ti ln11 threat• waa Marjon llardln1:; a jump Dan Davia, a owlfllh·PDOnd ball Pori•· b•ck who haa acdred atx tlmel time In In hl1 last two g~ea . Hta ilteat to uventh. outburJI came a1111111 Lorain toler to Port. with two TO's ••lld't the tougb third p)ae< Steelm. · 18th With 0 ,·• • these 'tine o&rJ today ' ' ' UP RATINGS (JOLLEGES f, f I :~~;;~~:~~c~~h~an~~g.: GOLFIRI' THRoATI 1011 WORKSHOP, 1!111ilnd UP-Sev era! members of the United Stetes Ryder Cup aott team are beln1 treated for ' ore throall ~ut ~,. expected to be readY for tbe atart or the Cup matches a1alnat Brit· aln's bell pro gollera Friday. The AmcrlcOn !l pOittd ieoru r&nllft!J !rom 72 1o 78 durln1 Mondar'a praetlre on the local par-70 c()Urae. 'Owns Polish Air Arm For TtJJt At f!itl!~bur!h 1 ith Steelers Saturday 1 three touchd,•wna and dlr«te4 the s•celers to a folll'lh II they dumped tho Washington Redaklna, 28,7, In their opener. Coaoh Buddy Parhr ba' ~Jrcught In Morrall. quarterblck Jack Kemp , Ju1 Guard, ex.Colt Dick Young, CX·Ram Sid Foumet and others. ' · Cleveland Coach P1ut Brown will bank on the pa!!IPi of 1'0111· my O'Connell and the IIUPnltll of ful!back Jimmy Brown and half· ~acka Milt Campbell, Cbtf Hanulak and Ray llenlro to provide the for ed1e. HOUR BEFOltE DINNER WITtl ·'l'HE g~t ·a·BUrner-with-a-Brain GAS trut;e · _ .. , I - ·WALl. PAINt Lineups; Order Of Batting, In Series Upe~ner ~ ..... Mtlhtwtt s~ Aaron, ef Adcock, 1~ Polko, rf ,, • •• All Colors Reg. ~.36 gal. SPECiAL $4.29 gal. Fret Po,lJJif ' C:LlNf()N . ' Fl$ttER ·00.. . . •• • '@· ,. ' . ' ' > Packal-d ~a•'.,,__ I : • ••• I • ..... . .. '• I 't �) ) ! • ' '· • ' LegaIN. 0tICe ·roa DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ' A DS PHONE 398 .t· RATES ~~ :~f:-;:';;,~~~~~:~~~m ebsrge SO..~ ,.na ';i~~~~~~~~~~~il~~:F~~J:~~~f~or~}lt~f~~::i II NOTICE OF FILING ANP HEAR· lNG ON INVENTORY Probate Courl, MollS County, Ollio TO the Executor or Admlnistra· tor and to such of the followlne as are resident& of the state of Ohio: /surviving spouse, if any; next of kin; beneficiaries under the Will, i£ any; the attorney or attorneys 1 representing ony of the afore111enI' tioned person.: You are hereby notified !bat on Ithe 20th day of September; 1937, mlnlstrators and ' asatcna of S. 's. Reed, de<eased; and all the un· 'known heirs, devisees, legatee.s, executors, adminislratora and 'as· signs of M. W. Reed, de<eued; and all the unknown tiein, devl· sees, teratee\ exeeuton, adminis· trators and alsigns of Mrs. A, A. Jewell, dece~d: and all the onknown h,irl, devisees, legateea, executora, admlniatrators and ... &igns of Mrs A. M. Hoyt, de<eaaed and all the unknown heirs, devi· seet, legatees, executors, ad mini!· lrators and a"ignsof A. R. Reed, c. · Nov. 5Election (Continued From J·agt Ono) proposed constitutional amend· 'ments adopted by the recent leg· lslaturc. The first would permit a per· <"Oat, size 12. 2 wool trousers, by ny · t t d t t &izc 16: Phone 14-X Pomero y. . a . mere~ e par Y 8 any 10 I 6tc lime pnor tu !IV~ days before the date set for .l•earmg. . _ ___ __ _ __ \VITNf.SS my ."&nature and I and assigns of Cornelia S. Rose, deceased· and all the unlmown helrl, de~laeel!l, legatees, executor•, ' ladmlni!trators and aaaigna of Ma~ . frlienlion , Middleport, Ohio. Fmh Cow for sale. Also rabbit the sen1 of sa1d Court, this or Reed, de<rased wHo are UD· • 9 28 31<: dog. 10·1·6tp 20th day of September, 1937. known and ct,nnot with reosonable , ---·--- --- --. John c. Ba.c~n diliaenee.b('tls(erlalned, will ta~e · Htodquarltrs for Demmg Water System, shallow 1 Judge and Ex-OffiCIO Clerk notloe th.t the Eastern Local Dl• ' ' llamaonite Luggage - Lone Cedar well electric drive n pump, 30 BY Dorothy D. Stark trlct Board of Education, by Clri Cheat> - LAU Window FanJ- gal. pressure wnk. Deputy Clerk Barnhart, Reedsville, De i,nu r . F)'taldalre Refrigerators. Coal furnace. 20' steel, pipele" 19l 24• IIOI •• 2tC Baum; Chester, Waiter Brown, of Mer Furniture, Middleport, Ohio 1 with automatic controL Used 1 · Reedaville, ~nd Wilbur Parker, 4 29 tf four months. Walter France, LEGAL NOTiel CbeJter, all of Melga County, Ohl91-- - -.,·, l,,..t -r--Fo -u --~_;_:_ ~ Rutland, Ohio, phone 2-4464. Clyde Emertck, WlSblngton, W. has lited a peUtlon In the ComiiiQD nu 9 30 6tp Va., Floyd. Emerick, 17!17 Oak St., Pleas Court ,ot Meigs County, Oblo. 61 . ... u Parkersburg, Well Vlrflnla and Case No. !2,604, 10 quiet title 01 SHOWIR LOST: Yellow gold Benruo wrist Custom Built Kitchen. Kitchen Helen Keohler, Denora Pennayl· the follow(J\g deactibed real -1., Mrs. Charles Kearns (Eleanor witoh, black leather llrap. Lost designed tor your home. Free vanla, who are non-cesidqnts of tate: Situate in the county of Van Meter) of Clifton was hqpored In Mld~teport, Sunday. Call eotlmates Forcmon & Abbott. tbc State of Ohia;' J.rl!fOU Hateh, ¥elgs, Ohio, in Olive Townsl!lp, with n miscellaneous .shower on 8 6 U 1 FaY Johnson, Donald Reed, Jack in· Seetion No. 3, R.•nge No. .11. Tuesday evening, Sept. 24 at the 8025-X. 9 30 31< Phone 621l4.V. Reed, Guy Reed, whose iddresaea "' are unknown and cannot without Township No. 4 and a part of 100 bOme of Mrs. Anna Carter. acre M No. 104 in the plat .ol AutJ Groeery Store ISland. Appl y at The evening was !pent In playdtllgence be ascerl>ln· Reedavllle, beginning at 1 pojnl Ing Bingo. Prizes were won · by The Fountain, Mason , W. V•. 1easonable cd, and all the unknown heirs, devisees, leg~teeo, executors, ad· I~ feet eall o! the center of State Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Clifford 111117 Pontiac V8 4 dr '2,393. 9·-4-6tp. Route 124 aud 259 feet north one Jobnson, Mrs. !sue Lewis and Cltieftaln Sedan. One careful FOR SALE - Apple•. New H& - - d 1 h i ... ,. 1oeol owner. Sharp car. Blaet· ven Orchard, New Hav.cn. Phone• RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE, egree east rom t e nterse,...,n Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mra. John· TU-24688. • , I Phone 200. Cleland Appliance of Slate Route 124 and State llnute son aliiJ won the door prize. ,.,.~tnara, Pomeroy 0·27-6tc 7 29,j1 Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy 680 thence aouth 811 degrees 20 ... . __ ___ Pink and while decorations wet'11 J~ Chevrolet VB "210" $1,79~ ( 141 for Re_. 2 28 tf minutes east 1M feet, thence north used. A deSierl ~ourse of cake, "' two degrees 23 ihlnuteo 247 feet, ice cream and punch and minll 4 dr. Sedan Powerglide. Reai· -QUICK SERVICE on Watch fte. thence north 88 degreeo 30 rln· were served to Mn. Joe Kearns, IJ sharp ID!lde and out. Radio -Small furni shed apartmc~ pairing by Factory Trained ute• west lft9 feet thence south and beater. Blaetlnars, Pomc· Mfl. Harry Kearns, Mrs. Ted Riley Mulberry Ave. Call 376 or 43. watchmakor. COLLINS JEWEL- one degree ·minute• west 24S Mrs. Elmer Van Meter and Jennl· 1'01. 9-27-61r 10+3tc ERS, Pomeroy. ) 3 tf feel to the place of beginning. lor, Mrs. Homer Jeffers and fam· 'iiOPtymouth 4 dr. $1 .~9~. 4 dr The prayer of oald petition l! liy, Mrs. H>.rold Rickard, Mra. For Rent Extension Ladders, ~Pf!ID laltlraliCI ACellllf, Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Spot- Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloth& that the plamtlfl be adjudged Midtiiepon. Virt • Aulomoblfto owner In lee simple of said prem· John Roush, Mrs. VIolet Burna and lei~ two tone blue finish . Cilnton F10her, Middleport. BoliN. Pliant 01&-J ND4I !sea, that the lntet'11&1 of the de- Ella Mae, Mrs. Herman Cartwright ll)aettnars, Pomeroy. 11-2'1-61' Phone 6285- X. 111 tf Mrs. Waller Blake, Mrs. Clifford fendanls be adjudged null and Jobnson, Mrs. Okey Van Moler, CONCUTB 18011 Chevrolet "210" f1,2115. 4 Rooms for "Pnt Close to town. void and thRt plaintiff's title be Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. Bill 'l l' dr. Sedan. Radio and Heller 12T Butternut Ave. 9 !8 12tc quieted against the .Interest of Roush, Mrs isaac Lewis, Mrs. Leo· "I•IWittttr .... Less than 27,000 miles. Clean •aid .defendants. ter Van Meter, Mra. Ollie Van inlide. Blacttnm, Pomeroy. For Rent, Modern fiv e room GBUIID ~io(':& CO. The persons first above men· Meter, Mrs. William Van Meter, aparln~e nt on Mulberry Ave / HI.Stc lio~ed wm toke notice that they Mrs. Fred Lewla, Mrs. Marvin I Mil• Ntrtlltf;r-r.t I. Mu!l be seen to be appreciated. .' ~ '·' havt b•en made parties defendant Marr, !Ira. Bud Younr., Keith Ann 19114 Pontiac 8 cyl. Conv. Cpc. Phone 310·M, Pomeroy. 9·2~-61~ Jl,%93. Star Chief. Llko new ""' u. boll~"lllrlllll Wf!i. OruiMr. to the oald petition and they are and Shom Turnbull, Sandra Bon· require to •newer the same, on nett, Mrs. Cbarlea Kearns. Host· • blue lop. All leather seats. Blaotlnm, Pomeroy. 9·27-6t< 1I~~~~~~=-=~~~=' 1or before the 30th day of Novelli· eases were .\Irs. John Turnbull, Mrs. Hcmer Jeffers ond Mrs. An· Pomeroy Sentinel , Pomeroy, I2:0 Bl Insurance ber, 1957. Ohio MEIGS Ea•tern Local Dlatrict na Carter. MOTHERS Boord of Education by CLASS MElTS Now thAI tho children arc back Ca•i B•rnhart, Delmar The Good Will Clasa met at the In school once again do yuu ftiJ OWft lig ~um, Waiter Brown, home of Leanna Wrlghl on Friday 11\'~UBA.NCI AGI!:NCI Wllbut Parter, Members evenln~ for their September mee~ 11 IIUl Plck·Up find spare limo on your log with Bet•.y Call ao co·bostess. ~ands? Have you' wi•hed some l'l ~ , ltk O'Brie"!~nd O'Brien, ,., · 1111 1t.ttorneti lo'- Plilntiff rhe meeting was called to o,~et by 11 ton l'll:k·UP., olily " 'wei) known firm would offer you a position ~f dignit y with 1 A CIOINt · (9) , (10) I, 8, 1~. 22, 29, 6tc the president. During the buslneas '. ' meetinG It was reported that gnarant•ed Income? A position j l.lft, C.Wolty •" ...... Ll(lAL NOTICI $121.76 was made at the rummage In which character, poroonallty State of Ohlc, sale. It was de<ided to hold a social and Initiative Is <ensidercd e• ' Melga County, SS. at the church basement near Hal· In MIDDLII'Ol~ OHIO scnlial, Tlicn you may be able lowe'en. Games and eonteots were to qualify for a full or part 6UWI ~It In the Probate Courl Notlco Ia given that Lois Bever· enjoyed with prlre1 awarded the lime position with a na tionally - ·- - -- )Y Dllef. 111~\1' ller application Sopt. winners. Nancy Van:Veter won the known organization. Dignified · 28, UISf' PfiiYlii• for an order for ~oor prize. Refreabments were position, no traveling Involved. re1111ra~n Offher birth which Is served to Lucille Harrison, Nancy Fer local Interview aee Mr. not recorded, alleging that she w11 Vtn Meter, and Randy, Alma John· Cllfk, Thursday, Oct. 3, 10:00 bl>r~ June 3, 19)9, at Middleport, 'on, Wlnonn Hoffman and son, A. M. to 7.00 P. M. Hotel Mar· , Ohio.'· ~lll!ti)l'lll be' for hmlng Oc· Mary Pickens, Pauline Stewart, lin, l' omeroy. lO.J-31< Iober II, IO!i7, at' '9:00 o'clock A. Holen Williams, Launa Holland, M. llahel Johnson, Kay Riley, Clara John C. Bacon l\'liiiiJ111, H~len Barker, Wilma Probate Judge Blake, Laurene Lewis, Frle<la Hen· I ,----,--,-- -:- __ I - (8)·- - ___ Soles ··----· 2' BltOcu :w at (17) Help Wonted Rod D I llll'i. I R-1 Eltat'- Brok'er 'NOH•• I 10 1 lie 0" • · -- h'" • -• --- ' For Art ritis Drive LIGAL NOTICE Carl Hicks, whose place of reo!· I dence Ia unknown and cannot be aseertalnod, the unknown heirs of Moses E. Hieb Wllllom H. Hick• and Clyde lllcka each of whom are deceased, whose placeo of reo· i::olen:an fuel oil healflr with !donee are unknown and cannot be " acre farm for oal;.-g-;;;o;. blowtr. 8 room-Price $40. See house nice barn 12 cow stan· ucertainod, will take notice that at Clover Farm Store, Tuppors chlons, plenty water, good fence. Sam N. Arnold ao plaintiff' flied Plains. P-27-3tp $8000.00. "000.00 do~ $110 1 hla petition oralnsl Jhem on the month. Located on lacktop 28th day of September, 19'7 in Loree heotrolo. •;:ontact 0 . !I road, Route 680 betw n Tu the Common Pleas C<>urt of Molgs Wocen, Rt. No. 2. Pomeroy , pers Plains and Reeda lie. Rot county, Ohio, the umo helna Ohio. Jl.27-3tp ert Hill, Reedllvlllo. 9 30 31p Case No. 12,805 In said eourt, for ·Trade runs lor auna. Indo any· the partition o(, certain real ellote For Sale,-8 room house, loealed and sellinl lot'lh ibe Evorol owntblnl for a run or • &an lor In llaelnc, eleotricity, aaa, wa efl of the Prttent In! reota In the anytlllnc. Bell price on sheila, tor. Niee st.e lot. Oall Raoina follo)l'ibg de'scril)ed at eatote, llaaJ terma, bell deal. Open even 3217 or Fre~ .Bentz at Marlin 10111na forth tho etali111nu upon lop. Pile Refricerotion, Mlddle- (ZO)Bu$1nesi · ~27-3tc lhe property and seel!ing to have PCifl. ohio. 9 28 a~o Accounting aervlee, , bOOkleeplng, Hotel. toR•SALI - Majeatlc tobte top llnanclal atatemenla, Tax re- For Salo-5 roo~~ta.,-bst&, '"" hll lnterell [ off tO' him in aevturns. Clarence Milllr, Phone city water. Ohlfli!J M•. 'Haley, eralty or lo 1 judi~lal aaio ol •· , wood ·or cool range-Gonerol 3110-M. 11-25-Btp Rutland. Phont;. . W7-3tp aald real ella , to-w!!\ E~e maacle Iron. Both in ·, . _ . Tho foUowinl real' eetate in Utolfent eotl•ttion. Cimnce Scipio Township, Mtll• county, Ntulltln1, 2 mt111 eaAI of Chest· Venetl3n bllnda. Ail alua and .A.., ,., . fit Ohio, and beinl the Weal 182 coloro. i'lbarllut awainao; RaY· er on State R~ute WI, )'U·33122. alo 1aa heetera: eleetric Uaht .Willi!' ~ . ,.,. acres of l"racllon No:' 18, Town 7. D 28 3tp flxturca, plutlo llle filt bat~· POMIROY ...: 5 rooma, city viater, Ranao 14 of Ohio Compon)"a Plll' eleeirldly and gaa, commode. chase, exceptina M oere• off the room•. 1 Nleo lot, out of hlih witer, a'd West end willed to Georae Hlek1 ''" 11111111'" Dolt Wlpllll luppty noar sehoola. Caah prlee $11100. by Mo101 Hlcb and excepting 80 215 Unltll Ave. RURAL HOMI - 7 room bouse in acres willtd by Motes Hleka to P-l'tfo Ohlt fair eondi~lon, well and &oodcel· Capitola Hsplnl and exeeptln& 1 13 tmoe Jar. About!~ acres cood tillable 251\ ecre1 cenveyed by Motel aoll. One mile from viUqe: To- Hick to Jamft 0. Clark, leovin'l TIRMITII ixiii'MINATID tal price $1200. Thia house doea balance of tO aoret\ more or leaa, For fr•e lnapecllon ph~ne 881-14; need work. but will mob you a IO!Ielher with a road out to the Gllmoro Supply 5Nre, Pomoroy. lnod bome. Owner 11'111 finance pubile road through the 80 aeres All work JUironteed. Fully in- with f200 down. wille~ to Capitola Haning by 111•• sured. Vaitahan'a lnduatriol and PAIIM - 300 1cr'e1 midway be- Hieh, which rlaht of way "'' Reelle!.llal Ttrllllle Control Sero tween Athena and Pomeroy on men~oncd In the Will of Motes vice. Sl liar,•, va. 1 28 II U. S. aa. 100 aerea in trlfO~ eul· Hlekl. ' . tlvatlon. 1'10 acrea PII!Uie. some Tbe prl)'er of' -.Jd petition II limber, thOlllandl olloellll paall lo't the flll'lltlon of Aid real ea-. Ullell c_. 7·rootn house with bath, caa·and tote or tbll l~ Aid no\ eute ean· AU lid• lid M04lell electricity, Lora• baletne'l hart!, not be dl~~~~t~ 'metea and extra barn and . plenty other bounds withOiil illanlfeal injury to btilldlnp. Excellent for elthe,r lis value, then ·!be ceurt order dairy or beef cattl~. S.CI'Iflcln¥ the property lie 'apprilaed and sold AUTO BALBI at '14,000. accortlinl,," , lli•i thai tbe rl&hta I ;:~~~~~=:;~;:;;~ IIIIOILIII PLANT - Poultry build· ond doi111i 'of 'dtreadailta be dfo 1J in&t with 71100 ·~•Uer capacity, termlned and.for qtber rellet. · ~omplete with automalle feeder- The abOVft 111111lolled flll'lleJ and wateref8. PlenW of water; wUI turthet ·,~•. nCitlce that they pond, drille~ well, elate~ ..2 bayo been ~i)I~.DII:Ilil defendant . ITI~ I·IUMI water ayatems. D-I'OOill , ~'?!! · ~ aaid ,petluo, ~~that they Ire' IICIAP 11011 ~ MITALI with woter llld eledli~IIJ, ,110 Joiqulre<l to ~ the on or oerea with SO-~~ eultlv•t!t• befo,e tile l,ll'd dll1of November, d~ 'EY ~o~tedneatSII'-HIIb~~~ 180'1. ·' , """., pri,Ced for qido~ Ale,, at q'.W ', • SAIIB; UNOU> . For Salt -- ------Servlees ~'U/1 " w. Oood·CJ!ttl ·-f MITROPOLIT,AN WI IUY OHIO V JUNk.co. ,__ ,lit · . .....III!NII .II $08110. ' '" f 1 i ·, ' M!lft · Cuci!LilliALty' ' WOsitit.:~llff· m-·T J • ·"t81o'l' -'•~: fqr iox l,.lii~~~-- ;~~~~#~~~Ito> 28,1tc "' ' ,' 'F'!, . ·' ~\1 . 1\ .. \ ' · · ' (10)1J, l.•ldl:. llll ~ ~ . l ..,;f..."}·,r,,'·.·"'.. .,, . : 'f . '• l, I• . ; ' 1 ' ~~ •i,~~ - oo cff·ycar e1ectlon- 11 as usual"but he IndiCated that local i11sue.: W.Va. Schools "1\lch as tax levies nnd schoo: L'Onsolidalion•. might hclp to at· MATOAK~ . W. Va. UP- Six lrnct hravl' t1.1 rnouts in certail1 ~egro student> were jumped todoy ~Y a band of while students 11 t Gn to be appointed to a state hey attempted II> enter Matoa~a gr~:~~ without being a resident 9f ar~~ssidl·r; tlw new judges anr' High School und State Pollee wete slate Board of Edt1cntlon mem· The second would remove ~ bcrs voters will elect two mem called to escort them Into the constitutional requirement tha t he rs to ('.ach township board oi building. It was the second day of demon· persons must live in Ohi.o for Ofll' trustees; mayor, clerk, treasurer year in order to vote for prest· <tnd members or boards of trus •!rations against racial integratilm at the school which had a week dent. , · t~es of public aff airs In villages· '4ng walkout after Negroes were fo'[hneltthird ~ould. maKe it. easie.r mayor, council presiden!. tr\·8· e ropolltan countiest to surer an d solicitor in each cit'· ~nrolled a year ago. AI the Negro •tudenta ~,. adopt a countywide form of gov· and an}'Whero from two to flv( proached the school yard tbl1 ernment. j 1 . h memb~r s on local bpards uf ed11 morning the The 1 d t white atudelltt as1 amen rncn , w1dC cation. . deals with the sale o.f surplus Lorge city vo~rs also will elec: Jumped on t~em, kicking and slap. ping them. Two State TrooJliOrs, 1 . :~te~ . or .sewage se rvices by candidates ror such positions a: \lemr Couoty deputy sheriff alld . mc.lpa 1lties, ~ar not be up f.or councilman-at-large und ward a constable were call~d to brellt balloting'. It depends on the dts- counclfman '" the fightin•. · posttion of two court ca se~ · 'No mioua !~juries were report· which arc challenging the legali· •- - - -- - ed. ly or the amendment. , The stat• troopers eseorted the The Slate S~p'reme Court was Ne•roes lnt> the school bulldin•. <Kpected to hear bo!h eases today (ConUnued From Pogt Ono) and give a ruling, probabl)l by session which had been transfer- and about 1M other sludenta fused to enter. Tbe hi&h achobl Gel. 1~. red In Fairfield County. Educitlttl lotnl Condldtltl 3 - Officers refused to give up has a totaI •nrollmeut of 67~. Seven 6-year ierm vacancies on !h~ c~r. Mldtni 1t as evidence in Ia retioi'led by those who ~a/OW the 28·mcmber state Board of ' the ease against Polk If he eve~· is .blrn ready to "run with a gun In Education must be filled at thc ·caught. bla hick"' l! so ltrteot oil not November election. · ,, , , · · 4 ..._ The rallfrlff'• department, being return•·" to prison. . . "It 111)1~ doWn," aald O'Brl~. tli~•\"P,Cnts WHo· dr~w the · with. Ill\~ 4Jil11i'ly, ·I• obii,ated to ~to · i 11\iowh crbninal runiliQI "'!10\t .. , h•iwi"' two years ago ~~rve .:'JOrt• n\iln~r of subpoena! around out county and no one hal w~r W ' bhatd·<\llas formed are :todaY f<lr i ·iiJal ·;chcduiild Wed· ·the lime to go after blm."• ru~ll\llli \llloppllSed: in the 5th nesday, oil. 2. Pld actording to Ai~cond man iliVolved In Shade w,l'\¥' ;E., .S~!fler .of !.!ontp•lier, 'O'Brien, "just dollan't haVP the S<!hooi breaking 11td eiltering, Ray 7th lj!lfO.la l\'hit~ker or Waynes· manpower to ot~ke out the home hao heen turned over to ville, '11th John W. Morriso~ of ~! Agnes Po!k, Otmer Pol.k's m• Ours, Athens Co. authorities for que~· Auror•. 12th Paul L. Walker oi ther, a! Ball Knob." tioning. 0111'!: was eapluf114 wlib CoiUinbVs ond 19th Robert A. The prosecutor onmmed it up by the car by Dtp¥1Y Sherllf Howard Manchester Iii . Canlleld congress· declaring: Frank artd Special Deputy Alfred io~~ , dlstrlcto, "It's a question of whether the Lyons, Racine town marahah. Polk Uowevcr, a rigoroqs batlle is people want crime checked in ran from it and was lost. being wage~ for the 23rd district Meigs C<>unty or whether they post being vacated 'by Fronk Sie- want their county commisslon.,·s del· of Rileky River. Louis S. Bel· to save u few dollars by ignoring kia, William o. Smfth, Ray J.. the problem'.'' Vl~eent, Jeannette s. Wagner and He add~d "The sheriff's depart· the Inventory estate of and E. J.APPraisement Howett deceashein, devisees, on of dOfeased; and legatees, all !tie exeeuton unknown ed. late of R. D., Pomeroy In said administrator< and aSBI&ns of F. County was filed in this Court. B. Breed, d>ceaied; and all the and 81*111 Nol1ee.l of Evenis $1.00. Obilusrteo Hearing on said Inventory and Iunknown heirs, devisees, legatees 1 eent per WM'4 Appraioemeut will be had before exe<utura •dmlnlstrators and a,. 1.,,:!:::=~~~~~~==--:-:~~~:-~~=~~~~~ this Court ou the lith day of Oc- signs ot Frnntlln B. Reed, deeeaa:• Iober 1937, at 10 o'cloclf A.M. ed; and all the heirs, devisees, GIRLS COAT, Sixc 12, Boys sport ExceptiOns thereto may be filed legatees, executors. administrator& _ __ _ Sa·" ap to 2.1% on wh..Ied toys. '~ ,Come in now and lay-a-way· for ' Cllrblin" and save. Fife Re· or pnelnnatl . The secretary ot state said there's been little Interest in th• RaCial Violence Breaks Out In Dilly Sentinel, Pollleroy.Middleport, 0., Oct. t, 19S7..J7 Pro·secutor Says Some 100 IIIU4•11 It the lehool llaled I WtlioUI at Jlit9 Jlilnday in one of two new ouu.,..b ogaiDit lh• l•lefl'illo6 li( lf•V• ~udeilll in aout!Mm 11'Nt Vli11n!a ICbOOia. A dtnllir walkOut ... held at Capel lunlor Hjrb kllnol at Hempblll, lt\CDowell ~,, lnvotviac 1~111 110 ll~.ta. lfeillt> hill Is 'F.:';t 31 mlleo wflt tf ...... The Ma~ illlldtillnllon aWted attbto •0011 iloUt Jldilday. Principii Ralph Blnlllld the Ill> denta become .., ·lili'cl NOied around tilt bUIIollllr.. ·' Wilen tlle liieb ftl ner tbfy ~lilled to tilter tllllt'llllnt, be aald. _ _ __,...,.....,.-- .l'llf *'"ahaina· ·T JtJ..ii a-... t:. ~ ~deilt: I"" More Than llWi.., lt.i<JY :f!~il, lri~j! W~ i di, Runell · ild. · ~~~~t ...·· eou.lcll. . • . , . ., he State E.bployees Pay Hiked Today COLUMBUS UP-More than 11,000 state employes wlll be· ~orne . . ............ ,..,..P=., M, 1 1..... ... ..,., lay l)odada, llullelil ~ J'rellhlull offloen art IMler! !tell, lireaida.l: Lolla ~ vkie prealdeilt: Pbflllt ~.' •• relat'f: Dlr\eae. SIUdieJ, . : 'Bltl ·FreJ an~ Ann ihf ltu. dit~\ .r!!UftcU. lfi'lltb itlotlllt DUm ~ ~ IIPffmn ~t: . ~;AIM!, eligible for pay increues ranging up to 13 per cent Tueadajo. / Workers In the very low paJ· brackets wlll get the biggest per· centage of the boosts, which were 1pproved a · few month& ago by :he Ohio Legislature. , Coot of the pay raises to tho •tate will be approdmately $600000 a month. Included an.ong those who will receive th.e increasea in their Oct. I~ checks wlli be employes the state has diffi<ulty in hiring and keeping in competition with private industry. Daniel Winston are all for the non-salary post. ·' ._ ...,.........:.....,...-...;,. ,'I ,, LETART W VA . lfr. md llri. lve~ Jinl bad as tbelf glie!U Slturday Mr. John King of follwbit, llr. and .114n. Revna IDig !lAd .rO!I,t Henderaoa. )(r. and ·1111'1, Bert RoWns oiid familY of Dliaoll vlaltllllllllh the for·t;ner'a rilother, Mfa. JoaePh RoUins and ·Qthtr nlitlvn. m· --·- ----- I running rnent needs very badly special de· I puties Jt !'an shoot out on these It's a two·way contest between cases at onre so that peopl~ like Vincent J. Gilday and Eric V. Polk ran be apprehended." Polk, Weber for the 2nd district post he indicated. is known to have a tieing vacated by David B. Wood criminal rec nd. The wanted (ilan A cost.of·livlnl Increase also will go to retired school teachers who left their joba before June 29, 19~. The boosts range from Z to 100 per cent, depending on the Individual . . --- - --· LITTLE PANTHERS WIN Pomeroy Reseiv., defeated tbc Rutland Reaerves 26·0 and Wa· hama Remvel downed the Middleport second strlnaers 14-7 Monday afternoon in regulation g~mcs. -----::-:-~-: ry, Jun o Burns, Grace Natro!ls, II· abell nrown, Irene Justis and the bootesoes. .IRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Chrlee All..uworth (Patty Bennett) are an· nouncing the birth or a son, Charles Robert, on Sept. 26. Grandpar· ents are Mr. and Mrs. James Ben· nett of Clifton and Mr. and Mn. Charles Allensworth of aliddlepo(l. Mrs. Glenn Glaze and children of Pomeroy vlalted Mro. Harry Johnson, Thursday. Mrs. Dana Lewis and Mrs. John Harrison mowred to Parkersburg, Saturday. Mr. and "rs. George Burns attended & farewell party Hon~•Y night given for Mr. and Mrs. Ra1ph Warner at Muon City. Mrs. lenneth Taylor of ·Syra· cuae, was caltlnc on Mr. ond Mrs. Ned Henry nn Tueaday afternoon. Mr. ond Mrs. Ned Henry and Mra. George Burna and daughter, Cheryl wea: to Porkeraburg on Wednesday afternoon. · Beverly Ann Burna ottcnded a wlencrroast pven by tho 4·H Club on Monday nlaht 11 the home of David Warne;·. Mr. and Mn. Jamea Bennett vlailed Mrs. Marlba ·Bennett at Waverly Sunday. , Tom WUiiams and Helen Gay· heort of Huntington a(H!nl Sundoy with bls parenls, Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Willloms and family. . Mra. Henry John•on moved in with Mra. Ve<ta BIN to make her1 home. She formerly lived at Union. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman and son, Pomeroy, Vl$iled Mr. and MrL Lew Holtman Sunday. Mrs. W. A. E41"&tda, who hu been Ilvini witb Mr'i. Pearl Smith we'll to Mrs. Cll'l Lievlng at Pt. Pleasant Route for on ex\ellded viJIL ' . Mr. Well !''f,t'.:~!it;t~;n;. Mrs. Plea,unl CUPTON DANIEl wtelda tho spoon aa WUo Marg&Hf ,'l'riimaa Dalllel tookl on attenUvety Ill New York. Thlll.a onil of the first Jlbptna made of lbolt S.111011th-old oon. (lnt.,....liottGI BoutldpholoJ 'NO BREATHING' .FOR 1~ HOURS . L . &J, oi.ya ''I.Ite'a .W\mderflil" Ill New lllnl· llOitoll, followilll ui eight 111d lm..half Downey ·wu '1rollll" doWJ> to IT·dllfM ror 1e llCUI'I, 111d a mechalllcal brealhliiJ ma· ch11lt tor btm for· 18 houn, beiievacl lilt a rna. ebllle hu uold for web a plll'(>OIL 1111 wile alta bulde hlm The llowlleYI Uve In Sprtnll!eld, l4atllii I fttlmtaliollall .. ..,.,..t --BELGIA)i LEADEi;86=arti02,~34 - 1 HELLO, SLUGGOHOW'S . THINGS f �) ) ! • ' '· • ' LegaIN. 0tICe ·roa DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ' A DS PHONE 398 .t· RATES ~~ :~f:-;:';;,~~~~~:~~~m ebsrge SO..~ ,.na ';i~~~~~~~~~~~il~~:F~~J:~~~f~or~}lt~f~~::i II NOTICE OF FILING ANP HEAR· lNG ON INVENTORY Probate Courl, MollS County, Ollio TO the Executor or Admlnistra· tor and to such of the followlne as are resident& of the state of Ohio: /surviving spouse, if any; next of kin; beneficiaries under the Will, i£ any; the attorney or attorneys 1 representing ony of the afore111enI' tioned person.: You are hereby notified !bat on Ithe 20th day of September; 1937, mlnlstrators and ' asatcna of S. 's. Reed, de<eased; and all the un· 'known heirs, devisees, legatee.s, executors, adminislratora and 'as· signs of M. W. Reed, de<eued; and all the unknown tiein, devl· sees, teratee\ exeeuton, adminis· trators and alsigns of Mrs. A, A. Jewell, dece~d: and all the onknown h,irl, devisees, legateea, executora, admlniatrators and ... &igns of Mrs A. M. Hoyt, de<eaaed and all the unknown heirs, devi· seet, legatees, executors, ad mini!· lrators and a"ignsof A. R. Reed, c. · Nov. 5Election (Continued From J·agt Ono) proposed constitutional amend· 'ments adopted by the recent leg· lslaturc. The first would permit a per· <"Oat, size 12. 2 wool trousers, by ny · t t d t t &izc 16: Phone 14-X Pomero y. . a . mere~ e par Y 8 any 10 I 6tc lime pnor tu !IV~ days before the date set for .l•earmg. . _ ___ __ _ __ \VITNf.SS my ."&nature and I and assigns of Cornelia S. Rose, deceased· and all the unlmown helrl, de~laeel!l, legatees, executor•, ' ladmlni!trators and aaaigna of Ma~ . frlienlion , Middleport, Ohio. Fmh Cow for sale. Also rabbit the sen1 of sa1d Court, this or Reed, de<rased wHo are UD· • 9 28 31<: dog. 10·1·6tp 20th day of September, 1937. known and ct,nnot with reosonable , ---·--- --- --. John c. Ba.c~n diliaenee.b('tls(erlalned, will ta~e · Htodquarltrs for Demmg Water System, shallow 1 Judge and Ex-OffiCIO Clerk notloe th.t the Eastern Local Dl• ' ' llamaonite Luggage - Lone Cedar well electric drive n pump, 30 BY Dorothy D. Stark trlct Board of Education, by Clri Cheat> - LAU Window FanJ- gal. pressure wnk. Deputy Clerk Barnhart, Reedsville, De i,nu r . F)'taldalre Refrigerators. Coal furnace. 20' steel, pipele" 19l 24• IIOI •• 2tC Baum; Chester, Waiter Brown, of Mer Furniture, Middleport, Ohio 1 with automatic controL Used 1 · Reedaville, ~nd Wilbur Parker, 4 29 tf four months. Walter France, LEGAL NOTiel CbeJter, all of Melga County, Ohl91-- - -.,·, l,,..t -r--Fo -u --~_;_:_ ~ Rutland, Ohio, phone 2-4464. Clyde Emertck, WlSblngton, W. has lited a peUtlon In the ComiiiQD nu 9 30 6tp Va., Floyd. Emerick, 17!17 Oak St., Pleas Court ,ot Meigs County, Oblo. 61 . ... u Parkersburg, Well Vlrflnla and Case No. !2,604, 10 quiet title 01 SHOWIR LOST: Yellow gold Benruo wrist Custom Built Kitchen. Kitchen Helen Keohler, Denora Pennayl· the follow(J\g deactibed real -1., Mrs. Charles Kearns (Eleanor witoh, black leather llrap. Lost designed tor your home. Free vanla, who are non-cesidqnts of tate: Situate in the county of Van Meter) of Clifton was hqpored In Mld~teport, Sunday. Call eotlmates Forcmon & Abbott. tbc State of Ohia;' J.rl!fOU Hateh, ¥elgs, Ohio, in Olive Townsl!lp, with n miscellaneous .shower on 8 6 U 1 FaY Johnson, Donald Reed, Jack in· Seetion No. 3, R.•nge No. .11. Tuesday evening, Sept. 24 at the 8025-X. 9 30 31< Phone 621l4.V. Reed, Guy Reed, whose iddresaea "' are unknown and cannot without Township No. 4 and a part of 100 bOme of Mrs. Anna Carter. acre M No. 104 in the plat .ol AutJ Groeery Store ISland. Appl y at The evening was !pent In playdtllgence be ascerl>ln· Reedavllle, beginning at 1 pojnl Ing Bingo. Prizes were won · by The Fountain, Mason , W. V•. 1easonable cd, and all the unknown heirs, devisees, leg~teeo, executors, ad· I~ feet eall o! the center of State Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Clifford 111117 Pontiac V8 4 dr '2,393. 9·-4-6tp. Route 124 aud 259 feet north one Jobnson, Mrs. !sue Lewis and Cltieftaln Sedan. One careful FOR SALE - Apple•. New H& - - d 1 h i ... ,. 1oeol owner. Sharp car. Blaet· ven Orchard, New Hav.cn. Phone• RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE, egree east rom t e nterse,...,n Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mra. John· TU-24688. • , I Phone 200. Cleland Appliance of Slate Route 124 and State llnute son aliiJ won the door prize. ,.,.~tnara, Pomeroy 0·27-6tc 7 29,j1 Store. 116 W. Main St., Pomeroy 680 thence aouth 811 degrees 20 ... . __ ___ Pink and while decorations wet'11 J~ Chevrolet VB "210" $1,79~ ( 141 for Re_. 2 28 tf minutes east 1M feet, thence north used. A deSierl ~ourse of cake, "' two degrees 23 ihlnuteo 247 feet, ice cream and punch and minll 4 dr. Sedan Powerglide. Reai· -QUICK SERVICE on Watch fte. thence north 88 degreeo 30 rln· were served to Mn. Joe Kearns, IJ sharp ID!lde and out. Radio -Small furni shed apartmc~ pairing by Factory Trained ute• west lft9 feet thence south and beater. Blaetlnars, Pomc· Mfl. Harry Kearns, Mrs. Ted Riley Mulberry Ave. Call 376 or 43. watchmakor. COLLINS JEWEL- one degree ·minute• west 24S Mrs. Elmer Van Meter and Jennl· 1'01. 9-27-61r 10+3tc ERS, Pomeroy. ) 3 tf feel to the place of beginning. lor, Mrs. Homer Jeffers and fam· 'iiOPtymouth 4 dr. $1 .~9~. 4 dr The prayer of oald petition l! liy, Mrs. H>.rold Rickard, Mra. For Rent Extension Ladders, ~Pf!ID laltlraliCI ACellllf, Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Spot- Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloth& that the plamtlfl be adjudged Midtiiepon. Virt • Aulomoblfto owner In lee simple of said prem· John Roush, Mrs. VIolet Burna and lei~ two tone blue finish . Cilnton F10her, Middleport. BoliN. Pliant 01&-J ND4I !sea, that the lntet'11&1 of the de- Ella Mae, Mrs. Herman Cartwright ll)aettnars, Pomeroy. 11-2'1-61' Phone 6285- X. 111 tf Mrs. Waller Blake, Mrs. Clifford fendanls be adjudged null and Jobnson, Mrs. Okey Van Moler, CONCUTB 18011 Chevrolet "210" f1,2115. 4 Rooms for "Pnt Close to town. void and thRt plaintiff's title be Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. Bill 'l l' dr. Sedan. Radio and Heller 12T Butternut Ave. 9 !8 12tc quieted against the .Interest of Roush, Mrs isaac Lewis, Mrs. Leo· "I•IWittttr .... Less than 27,000 miles. Clean •aid .defendants. ter Van Meter, Mra. Ollie Van inlide. Blacttnm, Pomeroy. For Rent, Modern fiv e room GBUIID ~io(':& CO. The persons first above men· Meter, Mrs. William Van Meter, aparln~e nt on Mulberry Ave / HI.Stc lio~ed wm toke notice that they Mrs. Fred Lewla, Mrs. Marvin I Mil• Ntrtlltf;r-r.t I. Mu!l be seen to be appreciated. .' ~ '·' havt b•en made parties defendant Marr, !Ira. Bud Younr., Keith Ann 19114 Pontiac 8 cyl. Conv. Cpc. Phone 310·M, Pomeroy. 9·2~-61~ Jl,%93. Star Chief. Llko new ""' u. boll~"lllrlllll Wf!i. OruiMr. to the oald petition and they are and Shom Turnbull, Sandra Bon· require to •newer the same, on nett, Mrs. Cbarlea Kearns. Host· • blue lop. All leather seats. Blaotlnm, Pomeroy. 9·27-6t< 1I~~~~~~=-=~~~=' 1or before the 30th day of Novelli· eases were .\Irs. John Turnbull, Mrs. Hcmer Jeffers ond Mrs. An· Pomeroy Sentinel , Pomeroy, I2:0 Bl Insurance ber, 1957. Ohio MEIGS Ea•tern Local Dlatrict na Carter. MOTHERS Boord of Education by CLASS MElTS Now thAI tho children arc back Ca•i B•rnhart, Delmar The Good Will Clasa met at the In school once again do yuu ftiJ OWft lig ~um, Waiter Brown, home of Leanna Wrlghl on Friday 11\'~UBA.NCI AGI!:NCI Wllbut Parter, Members evenln~ for their September mee~ 11 IIUl Plck·Up find spare limo on your log with Bet•.y Call ao co·bostess. ~ands? Have you' wi•hed some l'l ~ , ltk O'Brie"!~nd O'Brien, ,., · 1111 1t.ttorneti lo'- Plilntiff rhe meeting was called to o,~et by 11 ton l'll:k·UP., olily " 'wei) known firm would offer you a position ~f dignit y with 1 A CIOINt · (9) , (10) I, 8, 1~. 22, 29, 6tc the president. During the buslneas '. ' meetinG It was reported that gnarant•ed Income? A position j l.lft, C.Wolty •" ...... Ll(lAL NOTICI $121.76 was made at the rummage In which character, poroonallty State of Ohlc, sale. It was de<ided to hold a social and Initiative Is <ensidercd e• ' Melga County, SS. at the church basement near Hal· In MIDDLII'Ol~ OHIO scnlial, Tlicn you may be able lowe'en. Games and eonteots were to qualify for a full or part 6UWI ~It In the Probate Courl Notlco Ia given that Lois Bever· enjoyed with prlre1 awarded the lime position with a na tionally - ·- - -- )Y Dllef. 111~\1' ller application Sopt. winners. Nancy Van:Veter won the known organization. Dignified · 28, UISf' PfiiYlii• for an order for ~oor prize. Refreabments were position, no traveling Involved. re1111ra~n Offher birth which Is served to Lucille Harrison, Nancy Fer local Interview aee Mr. not recorded, alleging that she w11 Vtn Meter, and Randy, Alma John· Cllfk, Thursday, Oct. 3, 10:00 bl>r~ June 3, 19)9, at Middleport, 'on, Wlnonn Hoffman and son, A. M. to 7.00 P. M. Hotel Mar· , Ohio.'· ~lll!ti)l'lll be' for hmlng Oc· Mary Pickens, Pauline Stewart, lin, l' omeroy. lO.J-31< Iober II, IO!i7, at' '9:00 o'clock A. Holen Williams, Launa Holland, M. llahel Johnson, Kay Riley, Clara John C. Bacon l\'liiiiJ111, H~len Barker, Wilma Probate Judge Blake, Laurene Lewis, Frle<la Hen· I ,----,--,-- -:- __ I - (8)·- - ___ Soles ··----· 2' BltOcu :w at (17) Help Wonted Rod D I llll'i. I R-1 Eltat'- Brok'er 'NOH•• I 10 1 lie 0" • · -- h'" • -• --- ' For Art ritis Drive LIGAL NOTICE Carl Hicks, whose place of reo!· I dence Ia unknown and cannot be aseertalnod, the unknown heirs of Moses E. Hieb Wllllom H. Hick• and Clyde lllcka each of whom are deceased, whose placeo of reo· i::olen:an fuel oil healflr with !donee are unknown and cannot be " acre farm for oal;.-g-;;;o;. blowtr. 8 room-Price $40. See house nice barn 12 cow stan· ucertainod, will take notice that at Clover Farm Store, Tuppors chlons, plenty water, good fence. Sam N. Arnold ao plaintiff' flied Plains. P-27-3tp $8000.00. "000.00 do~ $110 1 hla petition oralnsl Jhem on the month. Located on lacktop 28th day of September, 19'7 in Loree heotrolo. •;:ontact 0 . !I road, Route 680 betw n Tu the Common Pleas C<>urt of Molgs Wocen, Rt. No. 2. Pomeroy , pers Plains and Reeda lie. Rot county, Ohio, the umo helna Ohio. Jl.27-3tp ert Hill, Reedllvlllo. 9 30 31p Case No. 12,805 In said eourt, for ·Trade runs lor auna. Indo any· the partition o(, certain real ellote For Sale,-8 room house, loealed and sellinl lot'lh ibe Evorol owntblnl for a run or • &an lor In llaelnc, eleotricity, aaa, wa efl of the Prttent In! reota In the anytlllnc. Bell price on sheila, tor. Niee st.e lot. Oall Raoina follo)l'ibg de'scril)ed at eatote, llaaJ terma, bell deal. Open even 3217 or Fre~ .Bentz at Marlin 10111na forth tho etali111nu upon lop. Pile Refricerotion, Mlddle- (ZO)Bu$1nesi · ~27-3tc lhe property and seel!ing to have PCifl. ohio. 9 28 a~o Accounting aervlee, , bOOkleeplng, Hotel. toR•SALI - Majeatlc tobte top llnanclal atatemenla, Tax re- For Salo-5 roo~~ta.,-bst&, '"" hll lnterell [ off tO' him in aevturns. Clarence Milllr, Phone city water. Ohlfli!J M•. 'Haley, eralty or lo 1 judi~lal aaio ol •· , wood ·or cool range-Gonerol 3110-M. 11-25-Btp Rutland. Phont;. . W7-3tp aald real ella , to-w!!\ E~e maacle Iron. Both in ·, . _ . Tho foUowinl real' eetate in Utolfent eotl•ttion. Cimnce Scipio Township, Mtll• county, Ntulltln1, 2 mt111 eaAI of Chest· Venetl3n bllnda. Ail alua and .A.., ,., . fit Ohio, and beinl the Weal 182 coloro. i'lbarllut awainao; RaY· er on State R~ute WI, )'U·33122. alo 1aa heetera: eleetric Uaht .Willi!' ~ . ,.,. acres of l"racllon No:' 18, Town 7. D 28 3tp flxturca, plutlo llle filt bat~· POMIROY ...: 5 rooma, city viater, Ranao 14 of Ohio Compon)"a Plll' eleeirldly and gaa, commode. chase, exceptina M oere• off the room•. 1 Nleo lot, out of hlih witer, a'd West end willed to Georae Hlek1 ''" 11111111'" Dolt Wlpllll luppty noar sehoola. Caah prlee $11100. by Mo101 Hlcb and excepting 80 215 Unltll Ave. RURAL HOMI - 7 room bouse in acres willtd by Motes Hleka to P-l'tfo Ohlt fair eondi~lon, well and &oodcel· Capitola Hsplnl and exeeptln& 1 13 tmoe Jar. About!~ acres cood tillable 251\ ecre1 cenveyed by Motel aoll. One mile from viUqe: To- Hick to Jamft 0. Clark, leovin'l TIRMITII ixiii'MINATID tal price $1200. Thia house doea balance of tO aoret\ more or leaa, For fr•e lnapecllon ph~ne 881-14; need work. but will mob you a IO!Ielher with a road out to the Gllmoro Supply 5Nre, Pomoroy. lnod bome. Owner 11'111 finance pubile road through the 80 aeres All work JUironteed. Fully in- with f200 down. wille~ to Capitola Haning by 111•• sured. Vaitahan'a lnduatriol and PAIIM - 300 1cr'e1 midway be- Hieh, which rlaht of way "'' Reelle!.llal Ttrllllle Control Sero tween Athena and Pomeroy on men~oncd In the Will of Motes vice. Sl liar,•, va. 1 28 II U. S. aa. 100 aerea in trlfO~ eul· Hlekl. ' . tlvatlon. 1'10 acrea PII!Uie. some Tbe prl)'er of' -.Jd petition II limber, thOlllandl olloellll paall lo't the flll'lltlon of Aid real ea-. Ullell c_. 7·rootn house with bath, caa·and tote or tbll l~ Aid no\ eute ean· AU lid• lid M04lell electricity, Lora• baletne'l hart!, not be dl~~~~t~ 'metea and extra barn and . plenty other bounds withOiil illanlfeal injury to btilldlnp. Excellent for elthe,r lis value, then ·!be ceurt order dairy or beef cattl~. S.CI'Iflcln¥ the property lie 'apprilaed and sold AUTO BALBI at '14,000. accortlinl,," , lli•i thai tbe rl&hta I ;:~~~~~=:;~;:;;~ IIIIOILIII PLANT - Poultry build· ond doi111i 'of 'dtreadailta be dfo 1J in&t with 71100 ·~•Uer capacity, termlned and.for qtber rellet. · ~omplete with automalle feeder- The abOVft 111111lolled flll'lleJ and wateref8. PlenW of water; wUI turthet ·,~•. nCitlce that they pond, drille~ well, elate~ ..2 bayo been ~i)I~.DII:Ilil defendant . ITI~ I·IUMI water ayatems. D-I'OOill , ~'?!! · ~ aaid ,petluo, ~~that they Ire' IICIAP 11011 ~ MITALI with woter llld eledli~IIJ, ,110 Joiqulre<l to ~ the on or oerea with SO-~~ eultlv•t!t• befo,e tile l,ll'd dll1of November, d~ 'EY ~o~tedneatSII'-HIIb~~~ 180'1. ·' , """., pri,Ced for qido~ Ale,, at q'.W ', • SAIIB; UNOU> . For Salt -- ------Servlees ~'U/1 " w. Oood·CJ!ttl ·-f MITROPOLIT,AN WI IUY OHIO V JUNk.co. ,__ ,lit · . .....III!NII .II $08110. ' '" f 1 i ·, ' M!lft · Cuci!LilliALty' ' WOsitit.:~llff· m-·T J • ·"t81o'l' -'•~: fqr iox l,.lii~~~-- ;~~~~#~~~Ito> 28,1tc "' ' ,' 'F'!, . ·' ~\1 . 1\ .. \ ' · · ' (10)1J, l.•ldl:. llll ~ ~ . l ..,;f..."}·,r,,'·.·"'.. .,, . : 'f . '• l, I• . ; ' 1 ' ~~ •i,~~ - oo cff·ycar e1ectlon- 11 as usual"but he IndiCated that local i11sue.: W.Va. Schools "1\lch as tax levies nnd schoo: L'Onsolidalion•. might hclp to at· MATOAK~ . W. Va. UP- Six lrnct hravl' t1.1 rnouts in certail1 ~egro student> were jumped todoy ~Y a band of while students 11 t Gn to be appointed to a state hey attempted II> enter Matoa~a gr~:~~ without being a resident 9f ar~~ssidl·r; tlw new judges anr' High School und State Pollee wete slate Board of Edt1cntlon mem· The second would remove ~ bcrs voters will elect two mem called to escort them Into the constitutional requirement tha t he rs to ('.ach township board oi building. It was the second day of demon· persons must live in Ohi.o for Ofll' trustees; mayor, clerk, treasurer year in order to vote for prest· <tnd members or boards of trus •!rations against racial integratilm at the school which had a week dent. , · t~es of public aff airs In villages· '4ng walkout after Negroes were fo'[hneltthird ~ould. maKe it. easie.r mayor, council presiden!. tr\·8· e ropolltan countiest to surer an d solicitor in each cit'· ~nrolled a year ago. AI the Negro •tudenta ~,. adopt a countywide form of gov· and an}'Whero from two to flv( proached the school yard tbl1 ernment. j 1 . h memb~r s on local bpards uf ed11 morning the The 1 d t white atudelltt as1 amen rncn , w1dC cation. . deals with the sale o.f surplus Lorge city vo~rs also will elec: Jumped on t~em, kicking and slap. ping them. Two State TrooJliOrs, 1 . :~te~ . or .sewage se rvices by candidates ror such positions a: \lemr Couoty deputy sheriff alld . mc.lpa 1lties, ~ar not be up f.or councilman-at-large und ward a constable were call~d to brellt balloting'. It depends on the dts- counclfman '" the fightin•. · posttion of two court ca se~ · 'No mioua !~juries were report· which arc challenging the legali· •- - - -- - ed. ly or the amendment. , The stat• troopers eseorted the The Slate S~p'reme Court was Ne•roes lnt> the school bulldin•. <Kpected to hear bo!h eases today (ConUnued From Pogt Ono) and give a ruling, probabl)l by session which had been transfer- and about 1M other sludenta fused to enter. Tbe hi&h achobl Gel. 1~. red In Fairfield County. Educitlttl lotnl Condldtltl 3 - Officers refused to give up has a totaI •nrollmeut of 67~. Seven 6-year ierm vacancies on !h~ c~r. Mldtni 1t as evidence in Ia retioi'led by those who ~a/OW the 28·mcmber state Board of ' the ease against Polk If he eve~· is .blrn ready to "run with a gun In Education must be filled at thc ·caught. bla hick"' l! so ltrteot oil not November election. · ,, , , · · 4 ..._ The rallfrlff'• department, being return•·" to prison. . . "It 111)1~ doWn," aald O'Brl~. tli~•\"P,Cnts WHo· dr~w the · with. Ill\~ 4Jil11i'ly, ·I• obii,ated to ~to · i 11\iowh crbninal runiliQI "'!10\t .. , h•iwi"' two years ago ~~rve .:'JOrt• n\iln~r of subpoena! around out county and no one hal w~r W ' bhatd·<\llas formed are :todaY f<lr i ·iiJal ·;chcduiild Wed· ·the lime to go after blm."• ru~ll\llli \llloppllSed: in the 5th nesday, oil. 2. Pld actording to Ai~cond man iliVolved In Shade w,l'\¥' ;E., .S~!fler .of !.!ontp•lier, 'O'Brien, "just dollan't haVP the S<!hooi breaking 11td eiltering, Ray 7th lj!lfO.la l\'hit~ker or Waynes· manpower to ot~ke out the home hao heen turned over to ville, '11th John W. Morriso~ of ~! Agnes Po!k, Otmer Pol.k's m• Ours, Athens Co. authorities for que~· Auror•. 12th Paul L. Walker oi ther, a! Ball Knob." tioning. 0111'!: was eapluf114 wlib CoiUinbVs ond 19th Robert A. The prosecutor onmmed it up by the car by Dtp¥1Y Sherllf Howard Manchester Iii . Canlleld congress· declaring: Frank artd Special Deputy Alfred io~~ , dlstrlcto, "It's a question of whether the Lyons, Racine town marahah. Polk Uowevcr, a rigoroqs batlle is people want crime checked in ran from it and was lost. being wage~ for the 23rd district Meigs C<>unty or whether they post being vacated 'by Fronk Sie- want their county commisslon.,·s del· of Rileky River. Louis S. Bel· to save u few dollars by ignoring kia, William o. Smfth, Ray J.. the problem'.'' Vl~eent, Jeannette s. Wagner and He add~d "The sheriff's depart· the Inventory estate of and E. J.APPraisement Howett deceashein, devisees, on of dOfeased; and legatees, all !tie exeeuton unknown ed. late of R. D., Pomeroy In said administrator< and aSBI&ns of F. County was filed in this Court. B. Breed, d>ceaied; and all the and 81*111 Nol1ee.l of Evenis $1.00. Obilusrteo Hearing on said Inventory and Iunknown heirs, devisees, legatees 1 eent per WM'4 Appraioemeut will be had before exe<utura •dmlnlstrators and a,. 1.,,:!:::=~~~~~~==--:-:~~~:-~~=~~~~~ this Court ou the lith day of Oc- signs ot Frnntlln B. Reed, deeeaa:• Iober 1937, at 10 o'cloclf A.M. ed; and all the heirs, devisees, GIRLS COAT, Sixc 12, Boys sport ExceptiOns thereto may be filed legatees, executors. administrator& _ __ _ Sa·" ap to 2.1% on wh..Ied toys. '~ ,Come in now and lay-a-way· for ' Cllrblin" and save. Fife Re· or pnelnnatl . The secretary ot state said there's been little Interest in th• RaCial Violence Breaks Out In Dilly Sentinel, Pollleroy.Middleport, 0., Oct. t, 19S7..J7 Pro·secutor Says Some 100 IIIU4•11 It the lehool llaled I WtlioUI at Jlit9 Jlilnday in one of two new ouu.,..b ogaiDit lh• l•lefl'illo6 li( lf•V• ~udeilll in aout!Mm 11'Nt Vli11n!a ICbOOia. A dtnllir walkOut ... held at Capel lunlor Hjrb kllnol at Hempblll, lt\CDowell ~,, lnvotviac 1~111 110 ll~.ta. lfeillt> hill Is 'F.:';t 31 mlleo wflt tf ...... The Ma~ illlldtillnllon aWted attbto •0011 iloUt Jldilday. Principii Ralph Blnlllld the Ill> denta become .., ·lili'cl NOied around tilt bUIIollllr.. ·' Wilen tlle liieb ftl ner tbfy ~lilled to tilter tllllt'llllnt, be aald. _ _ __,...,.....,.-- .l'llf *'"ahaina· ·T JtJ..ii a-... t:. ~ ~deilt: I"" More Than llWi.., lt.i<JY :f!~il, lri~j! W~ i di, Runell · ild. · ~~~~t ...·· eou.lcll. . • . , . ., he State E.bployees Pay Hiked Today COLUMBUS UP-More than 11,000 state employes wlll be· ~orne . . ............ ,..,..P=., M, 1 1..... ... ..,., lay l)odada, llullelil ~ J'rellhlull offloen art IMler! !tell, lireaida.l: Lolla ~ vkie prealdeilt: Pbflllt ~.' •• relat'f: Dlr\eae. SIUdieJ, . : 'Bltl ·FreJ an~ Ann ihf ltu. dit~\ .r!!UftcU. lfi'lltb itlotlllt DUm ~ ~ IIPffmn ~t: . ~;AIM!, eligible for pay increues ranging up to 13 per cent Tueadajo. / Workers In the very low paJ· brackets wlll get the biggest per· centage of the boosts, which were 1pproved a · few month& ago by :he Ohio Legislature. , Coot of the pay raises to tho •tate will be approdmately $600000 a month. Included an.ong those who will receive th.e increasea in their Oct. I~ checks wlli be employes the state has diffi<ulty in hiring and keeping in competition with private industry. Daniel Winston are all for the non-salary post. ·' ._ ...,.........:.....,...-...;,. ,'I ,, LETART W VA . lfr. md llri. lve~ Jinl bad as tbelf glie!U Slturday Mr. John King of follwbit, llr. and .114n. Revna IDig !lAd .rO!I,t Henderaoa. )(r. and ·1111'1, Bert RoWns oiid familY of Dliaoll vlaltllllllllh the for·t;ner'a rilother, Mfa. JoaePh RoUins and ·Qthtr nlitlvn. m· --·- ----- I running rnent needs very badly special de· I puties Jt !'an shoot out on these It's a two·way contest between cases at onre so that peopl~ like Vincent J. Gilday and Eric V. Polk ran be apprehended." Polk, Weber for the 2nd district post he indicated. is known to have a tieing vacated by David B. Wood criminal rec nd. The wanted (ilan A cost.of·livlnl Increase also will go to retired school teachers who left their joba before June 29, 19~. The boosts range from Z to 100 per cent, depending on the Individual . . --- - --· LITTLE PANTHERS WIN Pomeroy Reseiv., defeated tbc Rutland Reaerves 26·0 and Wa· hama Remvel downed the Middleport second strlnaers 14-7 Monday afternoon in regulation g~mcs. -----::-:-~-: ry, Jun o Burns, Grace Natro!ls, II· abell nrown, Irene Justis and the bootesoes. .IRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Chrlee All..uworth (Patty Bennett) are an· nouncing the birth or a son, Charles Robert, on Sept. 26. Grandpar· ents are Mr. and Mrs. James Ben· nett of Clifton and Mr. and Mn. Charles Allensworth of aliddlepo(l. Mrs. Glenn Glaze and children of Pomeroy vlalted Mro. Harry Johnson, Thursday. Mrs. Dana Lewis and Mrs. John Harrison mowred to Parkersburg, Saturday. Mr. and "rs. George Burns attended & farewell party Hon~•Y night given for Mr. and Mrs. Ra1ph Warner at Muon City. Mrs. lenneth Taylor of ·Syra· cuae, was caltlnc on Mr. ond Mrs. Ned Henry nn Tueaday afternoon. Mr. ond Mrs. Ned Henry and Mra. George Burna and daughter, Cheryl wea: to Porkeraburg on Wednesday afternoon. · Beverly Ann Burna ottcnded a wlencrroast pven by tho 4·H Club on Monday nlaht 11 the home of David Warne;·. Mr. and Mn. Jamea Bennett vlailed Mrs. Marlba ·Bennett at Waverly Sunday. , Tom WUiiams and Helen Gay· heort of Huntington a(H!nl Sundoy with bls parenls, Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Willloms and family. . Mra. Henry John•on moved in with Mra. Ve<ta BIN to make her1 home. She formerly lived at Union. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman and son, Pomeroy, Vl$iled Mr. and MrL Lew Holtman Sunday. Mrs. W. A. E41"&tda, who hu been Ilvini witb Mr'i. Pearl Smith we'll to Mrs. Cll'l Lievlng at Pt. Pleasant Route for on ex\ellded viJIL ' . Mr. Well !''f,t'.:~!it;t~;n;. Mrs. Plea,unl CUPTON DANIEl wtelda tho spoon aa WUo Marg&Hf ,'l'riimaa Dalllel tookl on attenUvety Ill New York. Thlll.a onil of the first Jlbptna made of lbolt S.111011th-old oon. (lnt.,....liottGI BoutldpholoJ 'NO BREATHING' .FOR 1~ HOURS . L . &J, oi.ya ''I.Ite'a .W\mderflil" Ill New lllnl· llOitoll, followilll ui eight 111d lm..half Downey ·wu '1rollll" doWJ> to IT·dllfM ror 1e llCUI'I, 111d a mechalllcal brealhliiJ ma· ch11lt tor btm for· 18 houn, beiievacl lilt a rna. ebllle hu uold for web a plll'(>OIL 1111 wile alta bulde hlm The llowlleYI Uve In Sprtnll!eld, l4atllii I fttlmtaliollall .. ..,.,..t --BELGIA)i LEADEi;86=arti02,~34 - 1 HELLO, SLUGGOHOW'S . THINGS f �/. t' e .'·*:·. ; ' I I a. MtULv .· -to~ tot~ . . .. el '' ... • NO.l43 . SEAMPRUFE' From Bra ees Take proportioned slip in luxury ACETRON ThomRmigns As Mason City Police Chief WE STICK TO QUR LAm ' ' There wu 1 u'mo when p~macllta often were cllle4 "Doc." · Doubll... lt wu a eon~~Umentar11••ture. J:vonln QllllaltdaJ', Ilia plimnacllt lnquml11 laukedfb.....,aoeUI4prtiCI'Ibeb)'hlscullomen. But like iho aboomalm, we pharmaclall , Jllclo: to our Wepellher 41ap!OIO nor p,......l)>l. Tbllt beoltli ltbllunctlo•lall wltblll the speclil pi'0\'1I!I» ol pim!cjano both bylaw and proleuiODol tralnlnc. AI a member of the health team, we are •~ lntermodllr1, .....m, bOth lbe doctor and lhe patiant. Our job II to com;~ld your prucrlptioat W. T Thorn, llll80n City Chief of Pollee, bu •••milled hla rt- 'lignaUon to llayor Leo Ingle• and the lllasOn Couneil to be come etfedlve a• soon ae a r~> plaoement Is lound !or him. mlut& I The FaD l!;lght~ Conlerence ol thr Dltlrict ol tbe American !.ellon waa•held Sun~ay at Mul' Repre•entaUvea of Feeney-llennetf Polt. · No. 128, were Lewis Long, Commander; Charli?J Bradburv, !lrst vice Jre, oldent'; Lee Smlt~·. aecon~ vlcO: eom ; Henry Clatwortby, #8!1! corelllll1 and promptlf. rll)'1 City, com. Abo surl'iving b 1 alster lira. iacob Shuler of Pomeroy. lin. 1 member of Church, tbe lliddlo- ud DUTTON .DRUG CO. PHONE lift his'' PRESENTS '' I Ro&:I.NO r j ~uos FIBRE AND WOOL BLEND~ r!N THE AREA R~qr T~ND . MrB. Lo~t~! BrojVII and • 1 1 Herachel. , • ' •lllirlal · will be" made ~eech Grove Cemetery. ., . ~ the deatb were ' parenl8. ' ' '• IS NATIONAL we!k IF YOU, - ~AVE $0MITHI ..G' ·.· . TO \ OR RE~T· SELL I \ JIIEV~IISI"&- 2 USABt,fSIQI. 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