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' • ar IIIOtl: oao year 18: oiJI....,..liJ, · fUS; three months, $2.M; 0110 11 11 . . .~·lsll!ll ...,....,..!month, $1. ' ' 1 •• lliliff. toltllltU~Jt1iDI.in. rae.• au , • .. ' ..' '' .~ ' at ;:eilr• a..n"""" iidhabi!h, Sl thtr, ·Remmey Casto of , Keftt'u:k, w.. Va, \.f/ASHlNGTO.N DATE ' LINE . ' • I' .. • ' • • • • ... ' • • >~J .,, .. ' ..... . . . • .. • ... .. • ' • Cady and ch.lldrell. of Columlxft .With ·Mr f •• and4 s,lrter• .Mn'. , . '..' ). . ' , I . ' ~- ~~- ~ ' ~ lh~ one arv· Ml~s ""ln desperation, eonfet~sed thllt her h.-11. managed, at no to ,get himself a few collars. But these havP a s~na habit of catching fire when a pipe Is Ushted it 11 maJJ, jeb reckless. Also he baa some .of the Starch· ed kind, but the say• these tan· not be Rcr,Qtbed and ,tmfled properly ~1(ere he Uve1, wherever that Is, The ll'dy says that her friend baa been maillna what collars he has , to her to 1end to a ChJne/ e 1 · la~'Tn~~, b 1 u'!e was t e lady ~aid, "when vie had 26 Chlrieae laun· drtfls hl!lre In Sprlnarteld. Today we have only fiye and they are tar ~~~rt, ·and not onlY that, they are pretty !low on doing up high eol1at1." ' A deplorable situation in"eed Miss Whlttum said 'she · wrote to England and sent her bJck a collar fqur-IMh high . rs "They got the wyrone measurements;" !he added. ·'Not only 1s 1~ a ehoker around the neck. It 1 i~ .110 hli'h that it maket blln hie. cup ana gurgle. He has to take It oft when he eats, because he ean't 5Wa1low Not only that, U'$ the wrong color. Whu wants td wear a green collar with • blue suit?" Hi.ghlight . I ·on gpo~ •• ' ' " ;- . I (· ~ i '• ' • . "' . ·' ) ': .. ' 't : . • ' . ·I . I' '· •' )t';;'; I' '.o, I ~ ' ' , - "..''- · . . • ~ . ., "'n r . ... . ' . . .. I ., ,. ra~~~~ vlney Grange. 28l2, ,a, thelf regular meetlnJ, AUI. 26 lield electhm of omcer11: Mastet Berbert Shields, overseer Erm• Wllsoa, leoturu 11elen Jotmoon, Steward •John Hill, Asat. Stewart Cllllord \{iU, Cbapl•in M•bel Roush, Tr&a~urer Earl)' .-:o01h .&_ecretal')' Kathleen , MeNiikle, . elte keeper· Henry Balser, Cerest . Estella Clark, PomOna Eulah Wolf~. Flora Clara Day, 1.ady Aut. ,sto• wart Hanittt 'Neigler. Rev ·Dale 'hn Meter of South lbrr, Mass., vlsited•·bil arancJpirtnt.!l, Mr~ and ~ ' ..-u~ V.att¥e-tP.r and aunt, Mrs. w;. E. Wii&Oik Tbe East Letdrt ·MiSsipDJty clety .mot T•elj!l)' ~"'nh\1 <wltli th~ president, Mn. EUe'tl'll Ro¥.sh, . ••• '. 1 '1-. i~~::r ebatee. -, ', . ,, ; ' .. • • ·"! ' , . . '_: ' - '. ·' t P· th,ooo ti:~ubi• :.: . Rt.pido -oliillt. ' .. Qd . , ~.­ o'•llibt etraw the choir. '' ..... Y"" ' '' " . ,> . , ' ."' ' ' ' •r · .I ... . ... -~ ' • l ' • \ ' . ·, ' , ,. 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' _It's HARD to Stll Gciod·s '· ' ' C. E. Sheets an·d SO'ft.t Ortll,· pf Blue Lalit) . and~ Mra~ :Mdhiae · at- • .. ' .,o: By OJNI , MAIIYIII, • · o( "Gallip:eu,i. Althou11h many · of the pfiyers Mr. \ 'd~, on bo\h squadJ were out ' of · eOn· -··* .... ditlon, the Mlddleport-Pornen»y Tbe of the Su~doy game . moved very rapidly wltli· too many time outa,. and .even 9eh0ol of th&, C~urch c_ of GOd ''at ~1. MorloR , .pu~ oo a. relltllllin In the last seconas both proaram F,rid!IY. nl~ht. see,med to be giving Jt the , Mr. 1,11d M". 0 . A. Thaxtp college try. The bie gam-e a1 far ·a cerned carrie at the . second quarter ·when intercepted 'A' ·pass on· pott two yud Une ao exhausting 08 have the pla:r nulUfied Charley Stobirt'l ktuie the IJl'OUnd, before ' he the paas. aw.ay, and the tooted his w~stle.. ruling ' the ball wu dead. At the , h~tt~ .' 1 waa talking to aome or ·the .Po.me. roy players and \they readily id· mUted that Stobart's knee did hit the erobnd. This ~as an example of ttie sportamanshlp th,,t wai di3played lhrou.hout the game which excell11nt. AUhouah the tlclllitll was rouah . and viclQua at. when the ball carrier wal there were miny arm• orange and purple ' clad to him stand up. ~ . ~r ' ' ....•' ·,,.· .. . .......,... .. . . ·- I \ II Clvllllllll miu.r .,.... ,...1 . Baltimore Orioles Sign 11 Year md SOut.,W llurler . ·' ~- and Mra. Robert · Fa~~ Ultdren,· Diane and hula, ;of Miami; W. V&., vl.sited Mr. and 1 Mi,11.' Jess Anderson'. . Mr. ood Mrs. E. !f. Thaxton had dipner aU.etts sulday her sister, 'Mrs. -NWI Shamblin, Mr. aa.d Mu. Everett S~·blin, ~r. aDd M~s.. Eyeret(· Bater, and G1uett Glilhrie, .U of ~hrloAton. Jerry lf,1Pill was broul{ht from Holzer Hotpital lAst week · In o Ew.i.nl am'f;luJance, '., _ Mr. and Mra. C. A. :rurrier of ColumbUs and Mrs. Francii Sheets of Blue Lake spent Sundar wltll Mr. aild Mtl. A. R. ,Shee1a and' aunt, Mn. J. · D. Roush · Other lUes• I' of Mrs Rouan were Mr. and' [)Irs.. Lawrence Housh of Sy.- Sinte Mrs. Whittum read the In fll••t atory, I .wrote, she knows b)' The now tbat she doesn't have to 10 Stobar~ elear to Britain to get high col- job heavinK !h! :oitl. lr>}iikl!•· lara ~ alao he had a try, on th~ ~'"'"~· She can prowl around moet lbf After the ,country store and find a few . Ol . I( ahe ha11 a bundle of Jon& a:rHn· had aeored. the e~n ao to a maker of c~•to~ and had ro:_e:~;~~p.r:;~~ shirts and tollars in a biiJ cley:' klcklna ~ Theae outfits wHl sell her all 0(, eaalon the colllra sbe ean •ftofd aDd boon moktDJ them blmooll oui ol . tall or them cleaR up to the' Jowii. cardboard, bul w.hat with the And It Mila WbiU-.m buys hu.rricaneA, wet weather· and . all , eouple. of dozen or 10 at a they WOQ,'t St.lll\d the •traJJl Of the pitch in a - .... . o· buttons. EJther the tore or or lllq ~p ... tllo ~ ~ honle In MorrlavlUe, W. Va., Fri· day. By ROiiRT C. RUARK ed. Only hta choicest choice I thought I'd wait a blt to frlendt a:ct uked twice in the write. .-.y Baruch pieee, and write liama year, and now I'm bragging it - kind or apeeial. Eveeyb09Y But there was a time when 1 else ,was so busy congratulatlna could shoot ~ety near at .... old genUeman on his 85th I I he eould, although I never I IDU'estone, 1 reckoned mine would touched bls record of 15 get lost In the shuffle. I know a wltb 13 ahota. The last time 1 feW things about hlm the others was down 1 Mh'ol 19 times and don't. tilled iftree blrds on the tint He wean a wooUy red hat that day w~cb caused tf1m great i& tJttle redder than his cheek• amusement. wktn be sbootl quail. When he Mr. Baruch can cuss with as eoinea into Little Hobcaw, of an fin.e a fluency as anybody 1 ever eveaiaJ, bit blue eyes snapping met. He cusses Jike a renl with the froat, U drinks a bl& cusses, for une1uttercd sell!..,•· I old faahloned, smacb his Ups . pressioo., When ht gets mad be and uys: "Damn, that's good, gets real mH, ani I know somea~,·n•t it? 1' He usea "ain't" more thiD.I about thla, too, because tUn I do. and I hold a minor one Ume he- cot mad at me. reCord. Vlsitiilg hlin at etther hia Httle Nobc:tdy l.s allowed to smoke boun or at the old baronial manat td.s table until after the meat or ll1one, of the areat experienccour.te. He hua't any Nal ob- es of a llfetinle, and 1 have only lttijon to amokln&- he was a tntaed one year in the last eight claaia tmoll:er until be quit In his or Dine. I beUeve Big Hobelw, lia,tiea. He just doesa't thlnll: it's Ju!lt oUtllde of Georgetown, S. pollle to amote before people C., II one of .the great rnanori or Mve. fln.lahed the main eating. the world, but he actually lfr. Baruch love• food . He 11 a fera Uttle Hobcaw, because ,. falr caviar hand, but what he elOIII' lO the quall. He. used to r..Uy like• 11 South Carolina 1drive 110 mile!l a day, 1nx days a atu&:----coUard treena and quail week, to ahoot. but finally fll· and hot bilculfl. He loves 1weetl, Ured it woula be simpler to build as professional jealousy. He thlnkt that heaven Will bl! loo, a.nd EU..bolh Navarro, hlo lbo little place. bOla. hu to repl'ove him from He never forgets anytl)lDJ. a carboA copy of the Carolina time to Ume. His hou.e8 alwa71 Hit mlnd is a massive stofe• woods In tlte ahootlna aeason, eontl'i n pleoty ol eandy becaust holtae or faet, and he can recall and I am with him all the way he 11 a between-meal• nibbler. the 1malleat detail of even ali. on that one. And ao now 1 wUl i~le cqnveraatlon. Ele soy happy birthday, ba my own P!'acUeolly nobody wh-o iOOd clean Opley jole, way, later than all the rest, with knowe hlm calli him "Barney". eoUected a couple of new ones profound thanks and loye, and Hit intimate~ ot vintage yean which I am forwarding under that includea the bobWhitea. e1U him Bernie. Some ~ID him aeparate cover. He has been Chiel. The people who've worked misina to lake me tor ,him • loa1 ime call him lng In Scotland ror years ••BoA". J call him Mltter Bernie. hasn't deltve~ed yet. He ' W ' He wiU not own another dol have to hurry, because I'm as a pet slftce hJa: last one, • tlnt old. Everybody ain't peo,ma· l blac~ cocker, died. But he et- nent llke he Ja. • • • ~ proficiency out of hla bird He aays that there are ' ~. dojl, and hls ehootln' aupervisorl tblngt you can ne~er kid a I man IY HARMAN W NICHOLS Uil: Messn. Dave MeGill, Henty about: his attraction to damea Unlt.d Pr... ltatf t;rnlpondent Nelton, and Ely Wl11on, make a and JIJ!J ability to aboot a shotaun WASHING-TON UP- l'm I little eueer out or brtnglni up doa:a He ny11 all hunters are .U.ra fre:!urMI>eisds !.b~rtud'e' JtWibtletrtulm .106ft that'D be worthy ol th11 old corqpulalvely. ' •.;.;,, ~ l•~t'l keen eye over a 16 pu~e He once go sore at me for Sprln&:fleld, MaM~ . oqlaun. setting the gout at 33, on no The lady got all worked up ,Quail·•hootln~ is 1 re11aion, al· dough, when it tok him 70 yeara abOut a piece I wrote uylng that ~~t, with MlaJ,er Berni,, a11d and a million dollars for 11 ach Rome manufaeturera' still a. r e ani)' hll choicest friend& aet 11k•1 yelt ot aequlte It. Tha~ 11 known turning out sueh lBtO's clothing artlcles as· button · shoe~~, J(lns underwear with the drop-down or "barn door" rear, and high collars. , Miss Whittum mentioned ln a nice letter to me that 1he had no Interest In antiques like the hiJh button shoes. or night caps with faUa on. All she waR concerned about, she said, waa the hlaft collar& for men. She wu Interested ~he said, becau~e she had a youni friend who "isn':t comfortable unless he Is uncomfortable." She explniiled that her triend just doeal)'t feel rl11ht unleu he I• runnln11 arou•d in 1 hlllh collar. I had a mind to slek Min Whittum onto former Pre11idenf Herbert Hoov4tt, who broUa:6t the hf1h eoUar b~ek In the B. R. Before R.ooaevelt daya or to some of the bartenders 1 know wbo put more collar In a glass of beer thaD thev do beer. But I didn't. · "I'm taklna a trlp," she 1ald ·~and what m1 youn1 fr~end wantS more than a neW Cadl)Jae Ja a bunch 11t stand-up' eolian. He hu '*l•,upllUftiOMII u ~~ • St. CJilr 1 1iill areOmflDied his ~~~ • .St. Clali' .lfiller, . tO' his Roark Reports oil tllo """" Ciriotiu. thai lllo . . ·· lin IWph Webl> opeul lho '....tepd wltb .bet oon aad daUIII, lor·1D~aw aft~ e Navy at Norfolk; Va. ¥t. •llld llro. IWpb Welt Ql .C l~au ope~! ... daio .;lh hr par.,ta; lllr.• ond Mrl. W. w. V~~;lon . , • Rrtterll dayt with ·hiJ parilplreel.i, llr. ud Hr ~ Carl Scholtz . He is eurout~ .to Genney. . Mr. aod l(tJ. Melvin "'HowarCI are the 'pareDtt of a ct.uJhter, Mr~ · DetJbie Ann, 'l lb, ,13 «'unc:et, born Janice at Holzer HOJp)tal, AUJI. ~· TheY, 1... • hav~ four sons, Mrl. J. D. Helilfy 1011 llsi'Weoll lo ·JP<IId . a month- ·wiU. ·her' br., ' ' Sotufdoy,' $ep'teil'1ber ·3; ·'19$5 ' erol darL Clyde v ..d• .., ol tho Air Corpa a.- or Ft. BeDDinl, Ga., 4pent nl S.· - •· · o ' toad..t tbe W. Vo . Stole ,,,. ' ""' IY MilS. J. D. ROUSH ...J,.a~, IDe. .t 110 lleeballfe Subooripuoa rat.,: Dellve.., '-1' C""~er where naUable 30 cettre • 1 ~ti'OJ. O. Jusl!HIII omca deJ' week; ODe year Ia advanee m. . LETART FALLS •••• - - ¥er· altenoou .a. l',exlftcl<>n Ave., New York CltJ, 'phona 381. edllorl~ ' • ' f ,,., .. ' �• • ; 'Pilge Two ' -~- I \ I " The DQilv Sentinel, Pol'llleroy·Middleport, Otllo ' The Daily Sentinel .lc... • AGAIN: Ht:KE WE ~. tftl7 ~ Suda7 bJ Tbe Oblo V.UOJ 1~, N. Y. omee phDilt ijt Tbe DaU7 Sentinel affice, flUO; olx .moptb.o, . $'1.110; three Ealered u seeoo4 rJaaa maU· ~~n!bo, t11.119:. By., motm:, rout< lol, l!llller •I lhe pol! olflco ........,,. Ololo. ' • ar IIIOtl: oao year 18: oiJI....,..liJ, · fUS; three months, $2.M; 0110 11 11 . . .~·lsll!ll ...,....,..!month, $1. ' ' 1 •• lliliff. toltllltU~Jt1iDI.in. rae.• au , • .. ' ..' '' .~ ' at ;:eilr• a..n"""" iidhabi!h, Sl thtr, ·Remmey Casto of , Keftt'u:k, w.. Va, \.f/ASHlNGTO.N DATE ' LINE . ' • I' .. • ' • • • • ... ' • • >~J .,, .. ' ..... . . . • .. • ... .. • ' • Cady and ch.lldrell. of Columlxft .With ·Mr f •• and4 s,lrter• .Mn'. , . '..' ). . ' , I . ' ~- ~~- ~ ' ~ lh~ one arv· Ml~s ""ln desperation, eonfet~sed thllt her h.-11. managed, at no to ,get himself a few collars. But these havP a s~na habit of catching fire when a pipe Is Ushted it 11 maJJ, jeb reckless. Also he baa some .of the Starch· ed kind, but the say• these tan· not be Rcr,Qtbed and ,tmfled properly ~1(ere he Uve1, wherever that Is, The ll'dy says that her friend baa been maillna what collars he has , to her to 1end to a ChJne/ e 1 · la~'Tn~~, b 1 u'!e was t e lady ~aid, "when vie had 26 Chlrieae laun· drtfls hl!lre In Sprlnarteld. Today we have only fiye and they are tar ~~~rt, ·and not onlY that, they are pretty !low on doing up high eol1at1." ' A deplorable situation in"eed Miss Whlttum said 'she · wrote to England and sent her bJck a collar fqur-IMh high . rs "They got the wyrone measurements;" !he added. ·'Not only 1s 1~ a ehoker around the neck. It 1 i~ .110 hli'h that it maket blln hie. cup ana gurgle. He has to take It oft when he eats, because he ean't 5Wa1low Not only that, U'$ the wrong color. Whu wants td wear a green collar with • blue suit?" Hi.ghlight . I ·on gpo~ •• ' ' " ;- . I (· ~ i '• ' • . "' . ·' ) ': .. ' 't : . • ' . ·I . I' '· •' )t';;'; I' '.o, I ~ ' ' , - "..''- · . . • ~ . ., "'n r . ... . ' . . .. I ., ,. ra~~~~ vlney Grange. 28l2, ,a, thelf regular meetlnJ, AUI. 26 lield electhm of omcer11: Mastet Berbert Shields, overseer Erm• Wllsoa, leoturu 11elen Jotmoon, Steward •John Hill, Asat. Stewart Cllllord \{iU, Cbapl•in M•bel Roush, Tr&a~urer Earl)' .-:o01h .&_ecretal')' Kathleen , MeNiikle, . elte keeper· Henry Balser, Cerest . Estella Clark, PomOna Eulah Wolf~. Flora Clara Day, 1.ady Aut. ,sto• wart Hanittt 'Neigler. Rev ·Dale 'hn Meter of South lbrr, Mass., vlsited•·bil arancJpirtnt.!l, Mr~ and ~ ' ..-u~ V.att¥e-tP.r and aunt, Mrs. w;. E. Wii&Oik Tbe East Letdrt ·MiSsipDJty clety .mot T•elj!l)' ~"'nh\1 <wltli th~ president, Mn. EUe'tl'll Ro¥.sh, . ••• '. 1 '1-. i~~::r ebatee. -, ', . ,, ; ' .. • • ·"! ' , . . '_: ' - '. ·' t P· th,ooo ti:~ubi• :.: . Rt.pido -oliillt. ' .. Qd . , ~.­ o'•llibt etraw the choir. '' ..... Y"" ' '' " . ,> . , ' ."' ' ' ' •r · .I ... . ... -~ ' • l ' • \ ' . ·, ' , ,. I:~· '. ~. . I.... J.: , J ' )' • ' ' . . l ~ We~· .prouJ .lo ·le· a pari o/ il, .anJ ' ;i' ~.~ t .. ' ' ' .. . • • :' ' l• 1 ~ '• . ' . " •• ' ·" we . wanE t~en producing '~""A !> ! ' ' ' ,. " tv tat,., ·-' . . ' •, ,.. ~ '. • . ~~.·-:'~I 1 ' • ' ' ' ' .:.·t:' \ I '. . t ·.l·t:'9t '• •.t ' · . • "r • \ . .. ' ' • .' ../' • ., ' ' ' ' '• ,' I .. f I . ' .. ' \ ' • ; y .' • • ~ . .. ' ' ,.' l< ,...' ,, . '. •''· ... ~ .' 1,,::)1 • ' .' '' • ( r~ I • I'-·~ ·,~,_· .; ~~~~ "~ ' I , · .\, ..: ' --';b,.<,·~. I ,\, . . conlinUII lo mainlain Ike high , .io prouJf;; lear t/a._ \ .. ,, •• /l~Ler'l, lhqnL~ lo Ike ~Li/f anJ 'I' • ,~ ' M} . I That are in the bock rO.IR .. ~oJd under Ike /r.ee enlerpriJe ~~fem. ,. loda'l lo t/mn.L our emp/o'Jee~ /or lhe role _lhe'l have pfa'led 'in our ~ucce~ ..' I lo . lhe men a'.!d '!fOmen w~o tfu.ough ·,. /.,avJ, made Ike United Stale~ o/ .America Ike grealeJI nalion. lh Ike ' . ' •' . '. ' ' ., " ', •r · '• " ' '. r -........ ' _It's HARD to Stll Gciod·s '· ' ' C. E. Sheets an·d SO'ft.t Ortll,· pf Blue Lalit) . and~ Mra~ :Mdhiae · at- • .. ' .,o: By OJNI , MAIIYIII, • · o( "Gallip:eu,i. Althou11h many · of the pfiyers Mr. \ 'd~, on bo\h squadJ were out ' of · eOn· -··* .... ditlon, the Mlddleport-Pornen»y Tbe of the Su~doy game . moved very rapidly wltli· too many time outa,. and .even 9eh0ol of th&, C~urch c_ of GOd ''at ~1. MorloR , .pu~ oo a. relltllllin In the last seconas both proaram F,rid!IY. nl~ht. see,med to be giving Jt the , Mr. 1,11d M". 0 . A. Thaxtp college try. The bie gam-e a1 far ·a cerned carrie at the . second quarter ·when intercepted 'A' ·pass on· pott two yud Une ao exhausting 08 have the pla:r nulUfied Charley Stobirt'l ktuie the IJl'OUnd, before ' he the paas. aw.ay, and the tooted his w~stle.. ruling ' the ball wu dead. At the , h~tt~ .' 1 waa talking to aome or ·the .Po.me. roy players and \they readily id· mUted that Stobart's knee did hit the erobnd. This ~as an example of ttie sportamanshlp th,,t wai di3played lhrou.hout the game which excell11nt. AUhouah the tlclllitll was rouah . and viclQua at. when the ball carrier wal there were miny arm• orange and purple ' clad to him stand up. ~ . ~r ' ' ....•' ·,,.· .. . .......,... .. . . ·- I \ II Clvllllllll miu.r .,.... ,...1 . Baltimore Orioles Sign 11 Year md SOut.,W llurler . ·' ~- and Mra. Robert · Fa~~ Ultdren,· Diane and hula, ;of Miami; W. V&., vl.sited Mr. and 1 Mi,11.' Jess Anderson'. . Mr. ood Mrs. E. !f. Thaxton had dipner aU.etts sulday her sister, 'Mrs. -NWI Shamblin, Mr. aa.d Mu. Everett S~·blin, ~r. aDd M~s.. Eyeret(· Bater, and G1uett Glilhrie, .U of ~hrloAton. Jerry lf,1Pill was broul{ht from Holzer Hotpital lAst week · In o Ew.i.nl am'f;luJance, '., _ Mr. and Mra. C. A. :rurrier of ColumbUs and Mrs. Francii Sheets of Blue Lake spent Sundar wltll Mr. aild Mtl. A. R. ,Shee1a and' aunt, Mn. J. · D. Roush · Other lUes• I' of Mrs Rouan were Mr. and' [)Irs.. Lawrence Housh of Sy.- Sinte Mrs. Whittum read the In fll••t atory, I .wrote, she knows b)' The now tbat she doesn't have to 10 Stobar~ elear to Britain to get high col- job heavinK !h! :oitl. lr>}iikl!•· lara ~ alao he had a try, on th~ ~'"'"~· She can prowl around moet lbf After the ,country store and find a few . Ol . I( ahe ha11 a bundle of Jon& a:rHn· had aeored. the e~n ao to a maker of c~•to~ and had ro:_e:~;~~p.r:;~~ shirts and tollars in a biiJ cley:' klcklna ~ Theae outfits wHl sell her all 0(, eaalon the colllra sbe ean •ftofd aDd boon moktDJ them blmooll oui ol . tall or them cleaR up to the' Jowii. cardboard, bul w.hat with the And It Mila WbiU-.m buys hu.rricaneA, wet weather· and . all , eouple. of dozen or 10 at a they WOQ,'t St.lll\d the •traJJl Of the pitch in a - .... . o· buttons. EJther the tore or or lllq ~p ... tllo ~ ~ honle In MorrlavlUe, W. Va., Fri· day. By ROiiRT C. RUARK ed. Only hta choicest choice I thought I'd wait a blt to frlendt a:ct uked twice in the write. .-.y Baruch pieee, and write liama year, and now I'm bragging it - kind or apeeial. Eveeyb09Y But there was a time when 1 else ,was so busy congratulatlna could shoot ~ety near at .... old genUeman on his 85th I I he eould, although I never I IDU'estone, 1 reckoned mine would touched bls record of 15 get lost In the shuffle. I know a wltb 13 ahota. The last time 1 feW things about hlm the others was down 1 Mh'ol 19 times and don't. tilled iftree blrds on the tint He wean a wooUy red hat that day w~cb caused tf1m great i& tJttle redder than his cheek• amusement. wktn be sbootl quail. When he Mr. Baruch can cuss with as eoinea into Little Hobcaw, of an fin.e a fluency as anybody 1 ever eveaiaJ, bit blue eyes snapping met. He cusses Jike a renl with the froat, U drinks a bl& cusses, for une1uttercd sell!..,•· I old faahloned, smacb his Ups . pressioo., When ht gets mad be and uys: "Damn, that's good, gets real mH, ani I know somea~,·n•t it? 1' He usea "ain't" more thiD.I about thla, too, because tUn I do. and I hold a minor one Ume he- cot mad at me. reCord. Vlsitiilg hlin at etther hia Httle Nobc:tdy l.s allowed to smoke boun or at the old baronial manat td.s table until after the meat or ll1one, of the areat experienccour.te. He hua't any Nal ob- es of a llfetinle, and 1 have only lttijon to amokln&- he was a tntaed one year in the last eight claaia tmoll:er until be quit In his or Dine. I beUeve Big Hobelw, lia,tiea. He just doesa't thlnll: it's Ju!lt oUtllde of Georgetown, S. pollle to amote before people C., II one of .the great rnanori or Mve. fln.lahed the main eating. the world, but he actually lfr. Baruch love• food . He 11 a fera Uttle Hobcaw, because ,. falr caviar hand, but what he elOIII' lO the quall. He. used to r..Uy like• 11 South Carolina 1drive 110 mile!l a day, 1nx days a atu&:----coUard treena and quail week, to ahoot. but finally fll· and hot bilculfl. He loves 1weetl, Ured it woula be simpler to build as professional jealousy. He thlnkt that heaven Will bl! loo, a.nd EU..bolh Navarro, hlo lbo little place. bOla. hu to repl'ove him from He never forgets anytl)lDJ. a carboA copy of the Carolina time to Ume. His hou.e8 alwa71 Hit mlnd is a massive stofe• woods In tlte ahootlna aeason, eontl'i n pleoty ol eandy becaust holtae or faet, and he can recall and I am with him all the way he 11 a between-meal• nibbler. the 1malleat detail of even ali. on that one. And ao now 1 wUl i~le cqnveraatlon. Ele soy happy birthday, ba my own P!'acUeolly nobody wh-o iOOd clean Opley jole, way, later than all the rest, with knowe hlm calli him "Barney". eoUected a couple of new ones profound thanks and loye, and Hit intimate~ ot vintage yean which I am forwarding under that includea the bobWhitea. e1U him Bernie. Some ~ID him aeparate cover. He has been Chiel. The people who've worked misina to lake me tor ,him • loa1 ime call him lng In Scotland ror years ••BoA". J call him Mltter Bernie. hasn't deltve~ed yet. He ' W ' He wiU not own another dol have to hurry, because I'm as a pet slftce hJa: last one, • tlnt old. Everybody ain't peo,ma· l blac~ cocker, died. But he et- nent llke he Ja. • • • ~ proficiency out of hla bird He aays that there are ' ~. dojl, and hls ehootln' aupervisorl tblngt you can ne~er kid a I man IY HARMAN W NICHOLS Uil: Messn. Dave MeGill, Henty about: his attraction to damea Unlt.d Pr... ltatf t;rnlpondent Nelton, and Ely Wl11on, make a and JIJ!J ability to aboot a shotaun WASHING-TON UP- l'm I little eueer out or brtnglni up doa:a He ny11 all hunters are .U.ra fre:!urMI>eisds !.b~rtud'e' JtWibtletrtulm .106ft that'D be worthy ol th11 old corqpulalvely. ' •.;.;,, ~ l•~t'l keen eye over a 16 pu~e He once go sore at me for Sprln&:fleld, MaM~ . oqlaun. setting the gout at 33, on no The lady got all worked up ,Quail·•hootln~ is 1 re11aion, al· dough, when it tok him 70 yeara abOut a piece I wrote uylng that ~~t, with MlaJ,er Berni,, a11d and a million dollars for 11 ach Rome manufaeturera' still a. r e ani)' hll choicest friend& aet 11k•1 yelt ot aequlte It. Tha~ 11 known turning out sueh lBtO's clothing artlcles as· button · shoe~~, J(lns underwear with the drop-down or "barn door" rear, and high collars. , Miss Whittum mentioned ln a nice letter to me that 1he had no Interest In antiques like the hiJh button shoes. or night caps with faUa on. All she waR concerned about, she said, waa the hlaft collar& for men. She wu Interested ~he said, becau~e she had a youni friend who "isn':t comfortable unless he Is uncomfortable." She explniiled that her triend just doeal)'t feel rl11ht unleu he I• runnln11 arou•d in 1 hlllh collar. I had a mind to slek Min Whittum onto former Pre11idenf Herbert Hoov4tt, who broUa:6t the hf1h eoUar b~ek In the B. R. Before R.ooaevelt daya or to some of the bartenders 1 know wbo put more collar In a glass of beer thaD thev do beer. But I didn't. · "I'm taklna a trlp," she 1ald ·~and what m1 youn1 fr~end wantS more than a neW Cadl)Jae Ja a bunch 11t stand-up' eolian. He hu '*l•,upllUftiOMII u ~~ • St. CJilr 1 1iill areOmflDied his ~~~ • .St. Clali' .lfiller, . tO' his Roark Reports oil tllo """" Ciriotiu. thai lllo . . ·· lin IWph Webl> opeul lho '....tepd wltb .bet oon aad daUIII, lor·1D~aw aft~ e Navy at Norfolk; Va. ¥t. •llld llro. IWpb Welt Ql .C l~au ope~! ... daio .;lh hr par.,ta; lllr.• ond Mrl. W. w. V~~;lon . , • Rrtterll dayt with ·hiJ parilplreel.i, llr. ud Hr ~ Carl Scholtz . He is eurout~ .to Genney. . Mr. aod l(tJ. Melvin "'HowarCI are the 'pareDtt of a ct.uJhter, Mr~ · DetJbie Ann, 'l lb, ,13 «'unc:et, born Janice at Holzer HOJp)tal, AUJI. ~· TheY, 1... • hav~ four sons, Mrl. J. D. Helilfy 1011 llsi'Weoll lo ·JP<IId . a month- ·wiU. ·her' br., ' ' Sotufdoy,' $ep'teil'1ber ·3; ·'19$5 ' erol darL Clyde v ..d• .., ol tho Air Corpa a.- or Ft. BeDDinl, Ga., 4pent nl S.· - •· · o ' toad..t tbe W. Vo . Stole ,,,. ' ""' IY MilS. J. D. ROUSH ...J,.a~, IDe. .t 110 lleeballfe Subooripuoa rat.,: Dellve.., '-1' C""~er where naUable 30 cettre • 1 ~ti'OJ. O. Jusl!HIII omca deJ' week; ODe year Ia advanee m. . LETART FALLS •••• - - ¥er· altenoou .a. l',exlftcl<>n Ave., New York CltJ, 'phona 381. edllorl~ ' • ' f ,,., .. ' �; • • le I 't 0 •, ,. J • • •• • •· -. p an . gs n T On M na1 ~ - • 55' • • d. . I 0 A " Dr . p, ' • s ' nd ADMI I, a .. • 0 -- ' E. In ' '..... ' ' " ' oi CIA~ . ' .. . . . . .. . b ' .. . ........ .,. ...-,...... ,....... . . . . . 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Belonr to 3Uialll 60.E s , , .. auoa ..., · '• ver lta alphal\ Oazt - . ... ~ In otaoup t!. ort pllnf\d " t. tat .A 3.1n pia • . f. Pltce out '' 1. Mll•t nott e. OOifolub f. A otN "i. '. . • :• DAIL ' 'I, In this exa It A tl wed ngle ' letter., rda A 'IBT D V -"!·' r 08 rat)! Quo .'fii:'IH K 0 a· t, 0 I I I' AT -. • A . : Ynt r4 . Ceypl ilat ~ weLL D I TO AV Ill II lllhlet are • n •XOL bJ ·Kl•l c :. li'IEM L I M' lll a.:' I 0 T L l\1 hlnlt . • .H .'•·-· .' oi -~ . • �' ' t • ' ;_ , IS •' ' IN 'I "'' ' • ~,...' ' . :.. - • ' 7. body of • w · 11. Call up u. i is. Greelt • t r . Pure . alii and • her CB'r.) at. A red, 1 simple 31. aab 3. Not fteah 11 . Oo ( 16. B .. . • nr k .11. :Place 18. Tropical c clonee . Breezy 3. a nta renee . Ll e · 9.1Jnder legal f ·· SO. Earth ,.:u. Rema In 32. Bus-llne o clala . Belonr to 3Uialll 60.E s , , .. auoa ..., · '• ver lta alphal\ Oazt - . ... ~ In otaoup t!. ort pllnf\d " t. tat .A 3.1n pia • . f. Pltce out '' 1. Mll•t nott e. OOifolub f. A otN "i. '. . • :• DAIL ' 'I, In this exa It A tl wed ngle ' letter., rda A 'IBT D V -"!·' r 08 rat)! Quo .'fii:'IH K 0 a· t, 0 I I I' AT -. • A . : Ynt r4 . Ceypl ilat ~ weLL D I TO AV Ill II lllhlet are • n •XOL bJ ·Kl•l c :. li'IEM L I M' lll a.:' I 0 T L l\1 hlnlt . • .H .'•·-· .' oi -~ . • �. • . . l .... The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Midsfleport, Ohio . • • . ... . l ' • · San~rdciy, Septemb:\tr 3>, ·1955 I • The Daily Sentinel • Eleanor S. ScbP.a!, Middlepol'l Society Editor Lu~llle at 7:45 P M For on Amerieu\ ·Houscwile 1· • I -4. / dult·l · Wh11 air fabrlca and coallheer To mlzes make )'Oil AI any aaltan ever wore, • ice Zirkle; seefttarr. leston, W. Va., arrived today Covertj a vtslt w1lh her aunt. Mass Nettie 1 Social Notes From Pomeroy Wats<JQ. progrsm in charge of Mrs Fiaher was, pr~sented conof a poem "Mory FlowerMrs. U S Neaae; and '\~)~:~~~~. papers "Fun wjth ~I ' Mn Norman FlaMIs Tunc", Mrs. Mil· Ho·~diiSh•ell ; and "C ut and Dr)'", Mrs. Lawrence Rose. Mn John seott gave a talk on the baaie rule for arranging tlowers IJid showed pictures to conclude tlle protram A. dessert course waa served by ' the bosteue1 to Mt•s Charles Mr•. .TO OISIRYE ANNIVERSARY Pll!rcy L. Peoplea, Ju1t1ce of the ~:· ~. ~~~:ia;wm celebrate h111 8t.1t ~ Sunday those d lnvJted . and Mn Leland People.• Mr and Mrs. WUAthens 11nd grand· Lee and .Bobby and Mrs Rolph Pos· WUl be held at lhe Wll Sthool Auditorium September 18. Reserv:a~ 1re to be made with Mlu Sue El•eliJt,eln no~ later Sqnday, September' ll , SINGING TR4VILER-v,..i. lltt Mlckl Mario l1 ftatUI'td 61\ 8bvt Alltn'a NIC·TV thow ,.Tanllht," lhf' haa bttn ~king fr .. qu1nt trlpa b•twtt,• Holl,-w"'· wht... "Tonight" .\ orlglnath'll f9r tht 8ummor, and h•r aa" • toJtt nlght·clult dat:t.. ' c·. Middleport SoCiety 1 Hospital, Friday for observation and treatment. , Mra. Earl Coverdale' of Columbus Is the guest of relatlvea here. * * 1 ·* ' Parade Features * Legion Sponsoretl Comm~ity Event 1 'A lar1e crowd or Pomeroy,send resldentt enjoyed the J..abdio Day celebration planned '117; Pene)'· Bonett PK., No. 1• AIDeritao Le1ion. w1th a Llttlt! Le11Ue bale baJJ game between the Middleport YantUB and the Pomeroy All· Stan 11 the flnt eveat of tM 1 • • • -r " Mitfclleport fersoiili' Mnl. B. S. White and ~ uniqn ~or hne weekeoCI '!Jlr. and ' .Mrt. lynW~ Chic n' Charming ' ' (' ... ~ family day'& haVing a famlly re. the- past wee)(.· Lut .4-k· bave been ·fiere nr. M'r: tile buliileu section l6 the llilb School Stadium by Cbi<l of Police Buasell Bailey. The poJiee •en ron, •lalted here': For t4e put week. Mr. and Mta. N. S. White and Mrs. J. C. Wilttn.t, Ak:roD and :rrtdv prograD'l. A one o'clock a parade ttartecJ w:ith tile soundinJ of til~ villaJe tire~ and ,... 1114 throu(h Thieu "'iant 'Inc!' daucble~. Debbie; and rMrs. Robert · L. White 1nd children, Gloria 1 and ~Bobby. .reo turned to their liom11 in Akron af.. ter a week's visit. Expected bere Fruby evening Were Mr. ud Mrs. Gail Maelary nd cbUdrea Gall, Nell and Leah Anne, Akroft: who wUJ spend the weekend hert:. Mr:s Glee Stackhouse and dau. ghter, Deanna, IncUanapolla, were recent gueats~of 'her mother Mra Vietoria M~arley, and ber' .tiro: tber, Clarence. Mr. and Mrl., Roland LeVautbn and •on, David, and her .parent.. Mr. •nd Mrs. lTank THomas' Memp~a. Tenn., ' returned from a two weis' Jn Canada. .,...;.ance . ..... . * ]n • . ' ' *' • ONE of tho oultlandlno !loots 1ft the Mhldleport Labar o., 1 • parade wu this ctne pldurftd above, urging eilglltlf veteran~ to .,Join The L..lon", The q.: lnt L..I011rnalre at the front !f. the float and tha yoUng Gl, Local Schools Note In • ' THE Mlddlooort Hioh School of tfM ltancl in The .... ,.,_........., lit flcwt ....~. Band tans usual dress uniforms was anothlr well a~tPiaucledi ( lie lhow ' tlllt ........ "nit in the La,..r Day Paredt. 1 machlnt aunner on thtr rear d ... not• ttt. wldt ''"' of member· 1hlp In "" Legl•n. * * * * wu followed by tbe Middleport Emereeney Trul!t, tbe l'eeneyBennett Pott tfirlq Squad and Color Guard; theo MJddleport Yankees Little Leacuen and their mauger, Fnnt Wilel.D; a ear ad· vertlala1 the Me111 Coun~ Broiler P'e.tival; the Jacklon Dram and Busle Corp~~, a "Join the Lo. .Jloa• flo1t; Motoreyclo; Middleport Fire Deputment -equtp. 1110111; lhe lliddlepoct Hip SC!Iool Bind; the Le11on A1DiliU'J' OD . 1 deeorated floa~; the Pomeroy Emeramey trud< and equip. IHilt; Pomeroy's IJUle League; , t • railer Fes tvaI Tour !'!dr:.=.:~~~:.rt!:"'~~ ,tFiref!Opar~~~~e..tud e . S· ·c'... heduled n nr. cles, ridlng bones aad poalel~ t~e Pt. Pleuant HiJb St:boor Band; · · ' · • Scttool bells [!himed over tbe k;..---,-;----......C~""":,;L,·· city today, .calling a total enrollment in the' dty scboola at 885, Superintendent Gibbs reported. !1.. Pt.PI• Racine... Fire Departmeut. ·' ' • Durina: tbe aftemooa a Ketia Of PlllM and eoatata were lleld ii the •tad,iwn. With trizN ·a-.n.teld • 1'itl 'B.e Made To Four_ r-lants · f~ ·- ...cholrmaa eoateo~o. Don of ·To · Annual Celebration ::,;, ~= ·::~e or tiM :":~ general : ., •' ,- Comity eTAP eACROBATIC eBA!f'ON TWIRLING ' ' Dineing . II fun. Leant ud ldv.@•e..t ~~e~~· ''~e~.r·u~~~i5 __ skUII!d lftlning. . .. Early EnrOllment R'EGISJRAtlON .·.. ' rur ·• TUESbAY, SEPT., 6-lto llJ•tlberry Ave~ . . . D -f- .v HA~L. - ~ .''forlr Child .,Duerm , , , Xrt Dimce Kdr:leallo~~~ q .•; :;~': Tho j!.e,v. . Truma~ , T. ,Sbell'oq, 119, 1\l•d Salill'daY nigbl at biB Jiome ..Jn ,Racine after a' fOUJ' Nears Record For.Labor Day .Iss The DlODth!J, illness. He was a Baptist citations minl~er the 'p4st fwenty- reported eia:ht years and had served t6e trol: lti.cine Baptist •for. twenty- .Vernon rtWo year11! was the was fined aon Of the and Lydia civen 15 ~1 . 10, Vance !Ind. tor Boy Wounds Neighbor With Unloaded Gun HI.ll'hway Toll ltadne.PastoJ: :. Dies foll9wilig . Lo~·.~ess '' 11 ' TJiis ~ I &,lJOO .mit bOUIO on )!eptemlo\1"'111. , the in I~ All tbe ~u~ent in the Ole Ojry~~J'"':.,J:,. Annua1Veip COunty tJi'oil. ·plant is aUfOmatte· Witb water i·'jll;,palorllioie crpwd aild. f:llt u 7•1 er Festival w1ll olfic1.1lly bea:in. supplied by deep qltern.s on tbe 1J ended witb fire ~ The event which will herald the premises. About I week old spoDIOred by 1oea1 merebu.ts, beginning of the featival will be 'cbick& wiD be seea it the time. Bobert t:ew:tsbaey aad Jae). .-~ the annual Broiler Tour to the Second t:top on tbe tour will be aer were i& .ebarsti of tbe . firDT.he Tuberculosis Moblle X.Ray narrowly escapejl " Unit !\tilt Ylllt Mason County on vuioua aeatl of the broiler indus- a the Lester MdCeatie p1allt at works diipJay. afternoon at about The supermtendent of schools Racine. This plant located one September 115, 16 and 1'1 according try ln Meigs County. •.,, .....,dl94,9 Mereury also reported there were two Ftrst on the agenda for tbe 'mile outa:ide of Racine was oriilUl OD •Route ·124: schools in the couftty that did to an announcement by tbe MllSOil tour will be a vilit to the Bob I nallr an BOO capaeity l.ouJ.e County Health Department wbieti Lanpvllle, not taJte.up today. They ue Crow Broiler House at Syracme. w~c.h KcK.eDZie built for $11'5 b)' co-sP._On.aofs the vtsit along with box~ careen· umbia SChool, wh1ch 15 amidst a himself in 1M7. ID 1MB he addo4 the ~n CountJ Tuberculosis ,-526' feet, bulldi~g program and Bedford. aqotber unit bouai!lc 1220 011d and ·Health Assotkation. and cart.eaed t1 built an additioa to 2.0110 copodty It was also announced that UP ,thru Ttle schedule for tbe viSit ia as one year tater. One year later: he there had, been a meetine-ot Elefeel inereased tbe oapacity .... 4,0110 s. War- . mentary and Secondary teachert foil!)ws: 16d llOW ,boasta a capaelty of driver of yesterday and -at 12 o'clock tb\y sept. 15--New H1ven Lutheran 10,000. At the time of the tour • hea1d and were guests of the superintendetlt Churcb-10 A. M. to l P. M; bowe\'er Ibis vut plant will have ou. Cole, 18, ol Columbaa, fot lunch. In the aftelnoon, there Mnl. Coy 2 P# M. ta 5 P. M. and T-8:30 P. been emptied. ""' reotlac eomfortabl,, today in also suf. was a general meeting of all the M. By UNITI II p Freeland Norris of BaciDe is a Parken~Jur~ holpltiJ .from a teachers from all over the county tod~y ranked third in the n.ext listed stop on lbe BroDer J"Unsbot wound in tb~ left '· hlp Sel,lt 16-Pl. Pleas.:mt Healttl theObfo. nation 1n the number of tral· Tour. In July l&D Norris built 8JI(l Larry Bnwr. tt,. of Owl Department-1 P. M. to 15 P. M. fie fatalities as M persona met br b 'tb ·ty 01 ltollow near Tup~ ~ If~ and7P M loOP ilj. death on the bighwa)'l over the t ee ~uses WI a eapae~ ter a Hlllon with Ilia ,tatb«; Lions Club To H¢ar ' Labor Day weekend. 18,000 b~rda. The .Plant wl!ich II Charles T. - - , has ·~-· Sept, 17-Pt. Pleasant HeJith fully eqwpped wtth mocJera m. ... 'C",..'I'a" --n"C"u Plans For CireuB Department-9 chinery c:ost $20.000 to eoDitr\let. to never apin poillt a firearm ,It A. M. to 12 Noon Allllouth , _ . , •n4 Molp Norris' 18,000 ehleb will be 1~ lnyono. · "Playing Baseball With and 1 P. M to 4 P. M. . ' C•uhfy A eKptrlenetd noM of rymnur -..~ ---tt 'to will highlight the Stan the cama.. en the hlthwiiYf pros.lmately two weeD old oa .._ Dn:•a- a~.~v.wg · Adults between the ages of 17 meeting ol the Se•l 15 11 lbe time o1 ... tour. "POI1I from SbOrlff lllwlOu · doJ L • .,.., "-·~ o•-.'m ··~-'-' .._ Club, according and 80 will be given the free x- during tho Last stop on lhe tour will be ~~....,., rays in an attempt to find --un· Dor hllldor which 111o proarbed Cole wu Ylll"•• IIHih toll ,..,,... ol lust Jhort the plm of limeot 'f.iDJell. aa. . ~ known cases or '!'!! !n the county. 1111 of an •II time HWrd. It •••,.. cine, where tbe broils :. t~ .. ~~· Pearl Cole, 0 - ~-' U was reported by the Health will see a 110 • 40 b!illdi!!B of lbl,..... bil ear and 110/..., ; I Depai.tm.ent that Ma!IQD County :"=:..~-.:: J~ two floor co!Utruc:tion Wlikb will ::': target .22 ..Ubre . &\l!i ,.II has. .H active TB easeli wbleh are house 0,500 broDtrJ of' obout 7 Cole paid llttle atludoa 1o knoilfll, 415 known inactive eases ll!onboch, of ,_,.,, Cbl'lell the l·ci!'CUS IJoon klllocl In on In weeu olol Thla unit .... boollt 'in lbe JOIU1111'"' •but ~~. fall an~ 20 known suspeetJ. reeklea!l q-per<oh""bu" No furlhor dOtal., 19!10 by Wtosett. the • - - or bWiet ID blo V!hlc:Je. Heulol :.:..;.:.;:..:...__--'---·......-weq avel .. ble at ,_. tlnw. If time permits, accordiDI to ...._.._. fl -: ~p Jusl~ce ol . lbe ---'--,----1 Dirk llosenhaam, the tour will u fOUIIII PI"~ •' tbe The death toU wu olDre than also pay a visit to the · PoUltry Lrt.aer· ' \ '.. tlte 1 • Ae<ordlq ~· lbe ""PCCrt 110 per eent higher than lhe pre- Plant at Letart F.U.. 11o7 . _ that lio h. diction voirod three daya ago by ID the meantime u tJie many JD0Yo4 the -~ tlte State lligbway Safecy nfflclals. plans for lhe Broiler l'lst!Yil are 1110 beforie PRAIDI tbe ~. Laat year 22 persotll were kill- reaehlng the compll'ted atap, Ro- Alked why be evea· pn•ed tiM: the Uv8stock "show Pleuant, Route 1. ;.1~.!!' COulltY Farm Youth Jmey blue nbbon win1n!>!•l•d in Obio over the tbreio<lay senbaum annDliDO<Ii tliat TblJr. 1r1per he Aid, "I jill! innltd Labor Day wookend. man Johe..n of the loluioon Dis- to ..,... 111m.'' • ~t week Ia'' Polnt follows· Only California with 311 doatha pla7 Co., of Chi~ will be in No action bu u 101 bee!l llkbeen ADD01Ulto4 bJ Bl.,olog, exteeded Ohio's hl&bway carnage. PomerOJ Wednesda7, $ept. 'I at 11 en ill the eue Pendiag tbe::Nmr· event. A. M. with all aorts of materials, e17 of c;ote. >~ ,, winners paper and ideas fdr 1 ljooto. )lay. , " were one mterested in any ,IYPO of ma. Rites~;.; terial ean con~et him garGugb I' ill 1.:-U • '• •• "!,= "': ...r:- r...m l.'uner'!..J. the Ja;vt:ees. .. MEIG_s_oE-NI-.-AL_MOSPIT_AI. Admitted .... tbe weekend: • Mrs. Clarabelle Hads9a, lliiddle- We like for you t, ~me Ill and oee uo whollflver you eaD> ' ~ljlj iDytlme yeu're te buy te e0111e ~o·.~ ·bU.k, ll'a qulek lllUI euy lo 'boD Ji7 Ilia~. Savee Ume· ' .. iAftMERS BANK .Company OHIO ·~ •• l Be Held 'Th.ulsd•~ For P. K. Sa·J. J, •, port: Elmer Aallwor:lh, Pomeroy; Funeral ..mea fOil P. K. ltalpb Whipple: Eugene Fr,.e, llorlno, will he Jmd Pomeroy ~~;:~tat p.m. at thf{ 1l!.et.rt Dismissed OVE!J' • tll~e: weekend: Chufeh.. ~ '· ' MJ;S. Joe Genehay, Pomeroy: Mra. survived. by <IJIId. Boal'!• snd baby, ReeoilriUe; Wilma Sayre, • !lOb. Cliff Dee\cer, ~eip~; .Mr. Got- irt at Dorea anti~-~~=ri~ achalt, Dexter: Mrs. HudJon, Mrs. home, and two ~ Ables and Mrs. Nelson. Karen and Patrlcll • •< z BA N·K I Y M A I L ..a.-, alot -.-v -"• ·' ·Officials Annount1e Wu1<ners At . ·eo~ Earm Youth Show YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN rtoa<b, th~ ~elelp. 1!1 flle eve!lin& Martr Ra!llrillo bolilt. oDd '11.\«1: bm ol lb~i 4 M· :Yn TO 81 HI~D conference of the taU Diatrlct American LeKion Mrs. a' and great grandehlldren, aatd Greu or t.ogan tin with · ~~~~~s:~~~,~~~~ Clatwortby, M'. L. Freeh, Mn. Miia,.r Besl ,; ! 62- I '!fn. llarker's Pox'' ,wu givea bY Nellie A Skit Clw'lene Middleport Personals Wildwood Gorden Club Votes Aid To The Emergency Squac. II quite IU be -visitQI' Ht Charleston, W. Va., were vlBJton in Pomeroy, Thursday and attended the funeral of Mn. Chri1· tlan Gluesencamp · Opl. Louis William Osborne ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of lhe U. S. Mar:ine Cotpo Ia the Salem visit~d briefly with Miss ,euest of his parent•, Mr. and Netti.e Koehler, ~oday, enroute to Mnl. Harry Oabome Sr., Liatoln GaiUpohs ior a weekend Ylslt. ~ell"ace. Mr. 1nd Mra. G R Koehler Mrs. Ernest Rhodes will leave and children, Groveport, arr1ved Sund&)' for a visit in £anton with Oaborne whQ, hai been in liptn Friday evening to spend the hoii· her son 1mct daughter-In-law, Mr. Jorea and Okjnawa for \he past l3 montho, ar:i'!ved jD the ~lftt day weekend with her mother, and Mrs John Walker. Mrs. E. 8. Schaaf and. tamaly Mrs. Edward Jones and daugJi. last SaturdaJ. He anlved in (ColThey will be accompanied home Iter, Amy , of Jackson were vi~· umbuo b7 plane Friday where l!e by their younger son, ~ MJchael tors m•Pomeroy, Thur.day, ' was met by bil mother, ]lin. Lewi.l. wbo bas ~n visiting here Mr . 'and Mrs Denc P. Bl&et· Han")' Otborae Sr.. Ml'l. lamu and thelr olde~t 'laughter, Chria- staff and children, Randy Le'e Oeborne and Mn. HQlry Oahonle tine, will remaan with her grand· and Vicky Lynn of Lakeland, Fl11~ lr. • mother and ~her relatiVe! and arc the guests of her parents, Mr. After I 30 day luriOUjjb Wlt)l ' atte.d the Middleport Klndergar· and Mrs Eddie. Smith his parenta: be wUI report fqr ten. Mrs. Raymond Pullins and fam. dUtY at cimp LeJU.e~tl, ,N: c. • Simon Smger, who fell and 1ly of Baltimore, 0 ., were ree~t broke his h1~, was taken to the guests or her parents, Mr. and The Past Chieli ol Holzer Hospatal Friday 1n tho Mrs ROJiln Bearhs. Ten1ple, P7thila Slatert met Rawlings Coats ambulance. Mrs. Alva Hite and grandaoll, Thursday evening at Uie Second . Mra. EarJ Lama. who baa been Georee Hite, of Baltamore, 0 ., are Ward House, 'PomerOy: wltb ·lrfrs. m Holzer Hospital tor ob~erva - the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollm Rollin Bearbl .and Mrs. Alva Bile tion, was taken to Columbus Fn Bearhs 1 • as hoateues. • day Jn the Rawhngs-Coata ambul Wilham Murray of concord , ~"· Merllri' lluasflJ 1 vice an.ce. , New Hampl)blre, arrived todaY dent, was in oti&riiO . b! 'liji Mr and Mrs Wlllls Alesh1re, and Will be accotnpanied home I~ Durina' tbe .JJuilnetal :;[~:::i D1yton, are vla1tlng her parents, sunday by Mrs. Murray and ehU· Mn. Olan Goodw~ waa r4 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chambers. drcn who ~ave been ~he guests of ill and ..1110 Mra. Adam Jean Roush, Canton, IS spend- her parents Mr. and Mrs, Ber· bach who ls a patient at tbe lng the hollday weekend with her nice Darst f~ the past two wetlkl Melga General Hot~tal. J\oUJ]d mother, Mrs Dowmna Roush Mr and Mrs Pau1 Frick and robin card& were aent botli aM · Jack . K&lly, who ls employed in ramJly spent F;iday an Columb~s plena made to remember th~~:m Golumbua Is visiting his parent11, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs wltA gifts. The prile pacbse do. M'r and Mrs. M. L. Kelly. Clarence curtis n&ted bY Lucll1e B. HaWklna wa• Mrs. Charles Wh1to and daugh· ft1rs. Eldon Weeks and CD3 and awarded to Hlte. ' ter, Texana, have apent the past Mrs John R Weeks visJted re· ~Games were played ~urin& the week visiting relatives in Chesa· cenUy in N(!w A:Ibany Ind 'tb social hour with prazoa awardtd peake W V.a •' ·• WI Mr ' M' C L W d the former'a brother-in law and to )Ira. Joseph Beeaile, Mia• Et1la son Br~~kv ;~w tl 00111 'wnd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burk· Jolse, Mra. Dale Smllh aad Mr.. ' "' ar nsv e, · hart and family William Killinger. . V111., are weekend guests of Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ewing and ' A deaaen eourae was seJ'!Yed by and Mrs, Walter Beahm and new son Benny returned home Fra- tbe hoatessea to MJ.sa Beril~ An1l dauahter, Meran Jo, In Lima . day' after vRCatlon trip to Day. Duit, Mils Jeaae, Ml,uea Leria and Don Q~btr, Cleveland, i1 t B h St A i llpendJna the fteekend with hi ona eaQ ' . U!>:ust ne and Thelma Grueter, Mrs. Mike Mewife and her parent M ~ Miami Beach, P'ht, Atlantic City ~·~·· Mre. John Stoee, Mrs. Mrs E. M w d d 11• ut'b an and Teanack, N, J., where tbt!y 1!;1Qinger, Mra \ltlt'llice llarat, [!om.Jtl'nled' ho::e M~. or:b~~- visited her hrother..in·law and Mra. Carrie Grueior. ..... Karl Giueaer, Mro. wm. " stster, Mr. and Mrs Russell Mr .nd Mrs. Edi son Ba..er and K Th 1 ·1 1 iliiiJ Fisher, Mni. , Smitb, Mrs. dauabtefs 1 Patty and Janet Kay, nox. ey a so v1s ted n New George ' He.ines, ' Mn:~ RueeeU. Mra. are vacatiOnlna at 1 West VIr- York City and enroute home at1 lfnia State f-a k f ... tended the Ohio State Falr. I,oilrenre ""'"""'' Mro. Amanda, r qr a wee,, Mr8 Fritz Buck and son, Bobby, Kaipar, Mra, ,W. lluroon, Mtt. were in,Columbua Wednesday and Beelle, Mrs. Delbert Ellelsteln Thursday where tbey attended IUld f~ur IQeeta, Robert PuJUns Geofae Rite arid, M1rvln aa. ~ the State Fair. ' Dr. and Mrs. Raymond BoiCe~ bf<- ~urNy. ,Mrl. Amanda Kupar and Mra. and daughter, :a.mora, were visi· ll,rnlct 'Dant will be hooteaae1 tors i'n Columbus, ThUl'!day. · Hollie Green entered Holzer "'( tho .Oclob<r meeting. • 5 7 - .. 57 .. Labor Day Show · f · ·~ · ( as accompanilt. A r"ulst surprise oWnber' was a solo' •f'lbe End. _of o Pot! eel Da7" !?' IIi', Janet Capehart, Point Pleannt, a Lo••er:v. And who brlnga b01114t a pa~r .Up That tum. to hat or aboe • • · , Who doet these thlnp, macJc thlnga. Your working man who! -Rion Woodman A contrabution of $5 wa.1 mad.: Baer, Mrs. Chriaty Baer, Mrs. Ev· erett Damewood, Mra. Mark Evans t!:h~~e t~~m:~~!~t~:~~~n8~~~: Mrs. Hiram Fiaher, Mrs Norman' met Wednesda)' eventng at the Fl.ahe(, Mrs. Denver Holter, Mrs. home of Mn. Stanley Jone1, East Horner Holter, Mrs. Milton Houd· Main St., Pomeroy Mra. Paul ashelt, Mrs. Ediaqn Hollon, Mrs. Fflher and Mrs. Karl Grueser, John Ihle, Mrs. David Neaae, Mrs'. Fred Nease. were asaist1ng hostesses. Mrs. Fred Nease, president, Mra. U. S. Neue, Mrs. Vernon read 1 poem to open the meeting Nease, Mrs. Arthur Nease, Mrs. ldd durtniJ the hUSIRCSS SC!IIJOn Lawrence Rosl!, Mra John Scott 1 Mrs. Harry Rouah wns reported Mra. Joe Thoren and Mrs. Rusa "MelO«b' ot Love" Safety Koehler Mr. and Mrs James Donahue I.Cll<lsline left Wednesday for a visit Wltb cOmmittee, .)j;~~;~ rclBltves in Columbus Evelyn Glb.;u. Mr. and Mrs Torrence AU is of Two . new membeni Columbus were recent guests of Gibbons and Patty Mn Edward Koehler . . welcomed to- ~ Mrs Edward Koehler and sb· the bUiine1s eeuloD tbe ter, Mrs. Wall Myers of Middle- voted to bring clotblq to port left Wednesday Cor 1 visit with relatives In Columbus. Kiss Elizabeth Keehne and Mra. Clara Keehne Kautz of " Mra. Winn, Kro. ' George Melnlwt, Mn .. Jlftlea Weber aniJ Jean 8ft. hwtr\<~n'"' l nett. They aane "Hathor ~b" Oov- Betty treasurer, Judy Butcher; ·Witnesses Point vJlle and tbeatare. guest• aDd, were, ~ present. planned bJ. Mro. the included a quartet; of the WJde-Awake Club when theY met and Mr11 Charles Hoffner, Sr. Mlss V1rgm1a Fuher of .-t'Awake. Gt'rl.· Karen McElbbmey wu elecCed evening at the hom~ of Carolyn Wells. Judy Butcher., preaident, preaided at the mfilet· Jog which follow~d a wiener roast in the yard and otller new offieera are :... vice-president. Jan- li~ls, , 0# 4-H Club Mrs. Cleland He1oes, .Mrs. Will· li!.l:esideJl~ Who takea the rush of rivera And squeezes it into a Wire _ . To wash your clothes and cook fOV f er Hsht yoUI' cburob'a spire! Who grows both @\eel and eonctett Far taller than a tree, ,.And who can make alumbiWD 1 OUtlly both bird llld beet Who C$11 uncork from metal .· A are hot aa the su11, And ~end worda via lilence AI fast aa Time C$11 run? , For maid of fair Cabmlr? " ard Heines and son, Roger, Miu Dorothy Stark and Miss Jo Chap· man vis~ted recently w1th rela· relatives In Columbus Mrs Henry Reibel and Mrs. Cleland He•nes lett th1s mornina for a visit in Fmd,Ry with Mr ..... ,...... ....., .....u' ... w--.r..... ......,, sa .. ~~~I!~Jl~:J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~!s~~====~S~i~ng~le~Co~~py~~~c:":1:··~w:..:·:R:·:~~·~~~.J .. •• Pomeroy Personals . Karen McE/hi~ney N'ew.J;,esid~~t R I D 'D' L B OHIO! • Bearb• Hawkins, Pomeroy Society F.dl.tol'-,.l'h~~e Pomeroy Chapter, No. 186, OES Will meet in regular session, Tuesday at the Masonlc Temple . .....,.... ·-- ne. Pbolie ~078 . Weallaer Polr .,i,- """ ~~~ GARDEN The will meet the home The meeting a six o'clock Members their own Bla Wife and. one teded him I~ ~ID•. ,.... 1ilso aurvi'Ved Uou~~ two al~!l; ·"-' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 3, 1955 branham eskew hawkins