http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a724cb82d06e2443de56cfe364710e5e.pdf e2c9be9c6abbc1ffe1fd5a251ab36742 PDF Text Text . • . . 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; ·"-' �• •• • Page Two . ··-:·- The Daily Sentinel . ' .; ~- It's ,. ' OP THI MIICIS-MAIOII AIIIIA llcho ......L •• ; • Mlf, PubUabed. "1!11' ~~ q. Lul.aaton An., New York CltJ, oept S11Dda7 ' bi Tile Ohio vall.,. te, N. Y. ientlMI, Jaeo., at 110' lfeehaD.te Suhlertpttoa rates: Delivery tf 'carrier where avaU1ble 30 cq,te lt., PomeroJ, 6. ButiM;u offloe per week; one year ta adYJDce 398. editorial oUiee pboae at 1be Dally Sentinel olfiee. IIUO: olx months, 1'7 .80: three EDtere4 as second e11111 man. moatbs, -.eo. B7 motor route ...., matter •t the pOll otltce at where available! oq.' taoD:th, Sl · Pomero,. Obto. Pf maU: one year .fBi lls..montbs. f4.2G; three montbl, $2.50; oae N .. 1 pbone *'7, I month. $1 repres~m- a... oaa atn'ertiJIDf lallve, BottlneW·KiiDball, !no., 343 · tor or tht! Estate of EunJC!e W~;r. NOTICI OF A~INTMINT Ancillary Administrator oar Jate of P arkersburg, W•Jt lstate of Eunice Wamer, De.. V1ra:inla, deceased. . Dated tht1 20th day of Aua:uat, ceased •· Notlee II hereby s lveo that 19M. Theodore HUJdore whost:! Post OtJohn C. Bacon flee Addte8.!1 is Rural Route No. l , Judge of the Probate Court ~elss County, Chlo. Racine, Ohio, •has been duly ap- polbted as Ancillary Adminiatrll- (8).23·30; (0)-8-Stc ·~~~~~ TOP WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR' '•· ncKETS TO THE MEIGS. THEATRE · NEW&Jtout: WU,. you YORK- Thlnp ont "'ew Yorker thlnb .h aft ••PH oft fat a ftW daya 1.;*1-Y trona tiM fMtoey. ' linall meua~tft • mall_ confronta J'il! n" 0 yeur ''* return. ud ... EVERYDAY ·' . LOOK FOR YOUR NAME ' . IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS Pom-eroy .~ah ~ad . ' dorpdly throu.- It you atalpred at the ' thlnra that ha-v. Mltpt;ned ln p-.r Dtlef a "' u ••• Here, for ~Pit, ta ~ that MIM Vie~ Kaye, Who not loiai' qo trtUittRbed over a · ~'' llelcl ot beauu~ tt Win the "Uf Uit "Oirl Wtlh ~ , Ztngie1t Orin," hu pttla on '-' more fabuloui Tit• ~rieL VJcJtle #1Jd .baa ..,. named •'Tht Qltl Whole Beauty Hu ThaS All trfth Look "fw'tr1 and will llttend li Chlc:ajrj toOd ahow 1hortly In that eapaclC.y , •• Cukle eunnett or Hollda11 wrttea llll.t .r •rr Marti• .bt teeenUy buttonholed Zddle Condon and ullt4 "'· •• Otd 4ow" the old rubber~ban• rultar R'lllll what he lhcnlfht ~ le Ae-re .s. • •-:, or )'OURJ' Turk Murphy'l New Orlean• jaa out , San FranctiCO wq, and Ed41e replied coolly, even• ly, "ll people lllce the atutf Turk Ia playtnr, then tbat'a tiM, too.• l'roln Barry Hyama comet an Invitation to caleb the op~nlnc ot the hiW production of 'l'Ae 8kht o/ Our TectA:, wttb Mary Martin and Otorp Atttt.ott. an4 :you note With dltmay the opening hae c::orfte Mtl fOM, bu~. ma1te a m~t~tal note to catch up with the 1how. Barry'a nott rtmllldt you of the lut time you dil\ed With MIQ M&rUn In b~r Plaza ltotel•ut.. and J'OU mentioned Otle' Touch of Vtll1fl bel aald klly, "You know what I remember m01t about that 1hoWT'' ahd Mise Mary held up her .b!Md and .aid, "Don~t tell me: 1 know-tt wu that black dn11 by Malnbocher, cut down to hen," ud MIN M&J')' wu 10 rilht .• , Iter. II a blllet-doux from Sammy Dl.vt" Jr., Inviting you to a whllll· dlnr at Danny'• Hideaway and you check l.ht date and . leant yo .. mlaaed that party, too, 10 you remind yourtelt to Hek O\lt lammy ·and talk With him one ot theee d1ya, alnct ht 11enu 1how bu•ineaa' b.otteat property currently, ___ ;---- -- l;nllsts In MaJ:Jnes , - -- -- - - - - . Boo- . ~ Jarne• W. Lee, .18, of LincOln· HMI, ' Pomeroy, has ~nJlsted ~ fOr btee. yeln in the U. S. ~artnes , it w'as announc::ed today by the Marlbe Corp. Lee, the son .af Mr. and, Mts. MeJvln Lee of Middleport ebd bas beeD sent to tbe Matlrii I corpg \ lnry <!or tho CloNife Trust your prized Umep!eeeo, fiDe That ore' in thl' bock . . ',. fOClnl . ... HOW SHOWING .., ..;;,., ,·, .r I a'dlsPlaf -~~ ~t ~Ur iirO·~~·· . .. I ' • . jewelry to oar lldJiecl With Insurance ' VICTQR Hosmer ObLO. Store, lame• ·Stewart COJIPLETE IasUranoe ·Prolee\1011, We, .\\!19, Fire, '-fll.lo. Call Doll Millo, Middleport, o~, We ablolutely guarantee our WOrk to be •• Tickth MUST Be CLAIMED Within 24 hn ' ••JSb ., • r . : ' Th!keto NOT GOOD Oa Swulay or Moad.sy 121) Recil Estate ·- - ' - - Sltlf'ri . ....EL ADVERTiSING . .. ... •.. .. . I!J.J ' .-' ' ,,, . ' . I '" • ' .... • ~ . . 1 ... • I •, ' ' sav, and th~ ed real estate unli'erii'IDC ' •• ;~~- '· !Oltnln& BROILER FESTIVAf. No Doubt In His Mind ' IOiote O~FICIAL ~ARADIINTitY BLANK • ,, Date ... o ' ' ' ' 0 0 • 0 o o 0 o I " I j o ' Homo of Orgonlsotlon or Compony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 0 o o I " • 0 0 0 0 o o o t o t , 0 , Typt,of Floot: Commtfclol ' , 0 0 ... . t I o " o " . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . I o o o o 0 0 0 0 t 0 o 0 0 • . . . . . Non Commtrclel : .•.. I Pof;OIIe. Poaltlon 0 0 I o o • 0 o 0 • o 0 • t I o 0 to t ' o 0 • • • 0 • 0 0 0 o o 0 ,• .. .l ' ' •• ~ . IJ!n,' .. • ' · ~· AO";ltli:lft\? r l1 JL!f.t; ~ • ..., . ) : ,. .., . . l!!e J boaf J• • oer~e . wJih . : t " ' ' ' everx effort~ tj) mtntmiM ) ex· " oer,... A ieeUuJ I..,.IIOa bOlPI prOYid~ ~cetirl. dlcl!itr: . . . . . ' '. ' ' ' . i Thi• htpjly F,~tleman has just taken title to his seventh motor car. . A~( w~ he would probi.bly have difficulty reoa!!i!ll aJ.1 ~ different makes and models he has purcliUCd.througb the yean, there is one thing he know, With ·absolUte (erta.inty: Ht ntfltr Jelllikt 1/,is lltJor• wlolll lot look'IM k<JS lmll matkjor t!i. op.• ...J, For 'this is his 6rst Cadillac! And what aldorj.;.,, feeli.n1 it is to Mow he has chosen. the ''c4r o7 ·c~ts"! Gone are the doubt , •. md ~ worry ••• and the wonder. This tiriu: he !now-1 he's right! · . And how quickly the evidert~ • wi!l OSS<mble ih suppOrt "or fais sentiment! 1 , First of all there will be the tloquent testimony of mak~ificent ~~"!lance .· t • its: mai'vdo\11 comlort and nde ••• and 11:& mcredtble ease the cq •tse11-lts of eteeri!'S and handlill8, . ' And then, as he travels the boulevard, there will be thooc qlllckslaneei of •pp.Ova! from his fellow motOr- . iallaf~ ~ewelry • TIIINKINO OF bUfiDI lmoutlieel Guaranteed sa9ina:a up to 10'5. V: D. EDWAjU)S, l'lloae 31h11. llollie 434. . · , 1-Utf I. C. er.rtta:"• The same bigb Blandard.s tbal JO into the ~allag of these pJec• . . malatalaed ill our repair wort, STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND . . .. fOI your ,..... .,..,. Mil 8t thf Dttlr ltntlntl Ollllco .onol 11ft your ' R I I - No lllilnltl IN~- burJ. c::orded In 181 tt Pile 830 of .ft:eeruit Depot, s._n Dl,elo, . C.Uf., TIANJ,IRS ' Cat l •nd rern H. Chri1ty to !be Deed Rseerds -tf · · · Melga for ten weeks or baste ttlllfllft'g. Lettie .Jutti.J •-"'4 J9hn Justus .to Upon graduation he wiU )Je fS. Opba orlutt and Ruth Offutt, 4. Ray and Ada Morris, lot, ~e~ter. County, Ohio. sicned to one of tbe many Marin-. · Ray D. end Ada Morri• to Carol Tbe prayer or said ~tltloa 1s Acres, Chester. ·' . jll,df;ment aa:ainst U.o~d K. COrps posts or stations. Otis McClintock and Emma JaM and Richard Flck, lot 5, Che,ter; Ray D. and Ada Morris to d'8,ql and Nancy \#. ~lnl,, dt· He is a 19M araduete ot Pom~­ McCllntoc::k to Miriam Miller Mil ~ ' and Richard Flck, lot 4, Ehea(~r. In ~he aq:~.ount ~f two roy High School. You Dt!Od fQ • ..,.., the "*"handi.e 'to help oeH lt. lhtan, parts ol lots, RacltJe. • George G. and Marie Robert.a, to an4 R~en/y and Sfl/ 100 Ralph c . and Fern Gilmore to (~0.86), p u~ interest Rt Ohio F uel Gas Company ~!Dd 1 M. June Opal Smith, 1~. Chester. •Jav~;t J\'e$Jy Ia eaoe' R!Jhjindus Robert and Ftteda M. Tutner to H. McDole and Associntloa; tlghi the rate of .aix per~nt, ~8%), and s • .;..,, The attendance at • · tor such othe~ and further re- School Sunday was 41, Helen and William E. Reynolds, of way Chestw. lhll. lato c611ctetion , . · ' lief as may be just and equU- $18.84. lot, Middleport. . . "-~e ~~ • , : . Martha Ellen and Stdney T~ylo: able, tncludjng the l ale of uld ~ Middleport Center Inc. to Ro· to J ames .and Margaret-: Titu!. real estate "to enrorce th e plain- · ;Mr. and Mrs. George M~ey ' ' bert L. and Maxine Coats, loh, from Wasbtngton, Pa., spent 8a.t· 8.3ft A., Rutland. . tiff's Hen and for eostr of this ac' .' Middleport. ur4ay evenink with Mr. and Mti Eileen Loaan to Lena Weaver, tl<'ln. ' ·~ ' Lawrence 0 . and Virginia Bur· · ' .40 A., Syracuse. Said defendant-s are requlr:.ed to Eber Pleken1. rls to Rlcha;d J . Chambers and Mrs. John &eUers went to .._ ~ / . . ·I .. . ; answer said petition on th 13tJl ken burg, W. Va., to care Ernest Covert, 68 A, Chester. LIGAL NOTICI day of October, um!j, or judgment Fred W. CrOw, eommiuloner her daughter, M1'8 . Fred H~ltefR, . . Howard K. EwiD& and· Nancy V. will be taken -..aittst them. and Francis i!:. ClonC'h, d«!(eased who is sick. 7 • • ; -~ ... PERHAP3 THE l'f08T bnnithtakin•, niomentoua bit f!lt lnfonne Ewlng, who reside at 308 . Mai· Clyde G. Mllltione, Mr. end ·Mra: Eber to . Abner Clonch, parcel s, Rut,tlon to be weeded from the mall mountab1 Ia U>e ·~twa that JllldtJal'dt ttalla Drive, Clearwtter, Florid~. *l'f91HJIJ·W<\Y. TO .'DISPLAY' . · . CLYDE G. .MILl !tONE, ' GrAce ..Smith , who Ia noted Cby whom~ 1 for her collection 01 nnpnrted hindkef(lhiefi . Jand1) .., ,,. and who are not residents of _i ~e ' ' ~,1F,.~GS · l'!nl with. M<· ,h od to buy a apechd blue·tlnted one for her I'PPtaruce on ArtJmr _ _ '\'o~-~bs.-~b ~MVI~~ ;ry~·, ,.,,.1 : ~r~ Decklt, Clifford Oetker, Stat e of Ohio, are hereby ndf'l~1"d Proffitt. coUNTt. ·b hs'"' ' ,Mutorny'a TV thow, becaWio blue 1how1 up 10 weLl bl!!fOre the video that nrt the dth .doy or June, 1965, EL!Jie beeker, Beula-h Circle, John ..' : '"PMtN'lVF. Mf. and Mrs. Ford an~ eameras. After that alarrennr me"•••· you 'ttcure anythlftl' elM 1ft "· ' ' . ~ J , ' Circle, Kathryn Hayes, Gilbert Clyde G. h(illhone, Treasurer or J. B O'BRIEN, ·I the mail will be anu~cllmaetle .. , You leam that Carmel MYtrl. ren, JuRe Harris itnd Curt..l,s ek<•od Hayes, Ellzabelh Hawk, Leonard Mei1s County , Oblo, as plaintiff, Attorney fOr PlalntJrt. ris from Ltma, spent the .. 0 ,..hoae protege, Carol Ohmart, Ia hlttlnJ' tt big lo Hollywood, haa a Hawk, Genevieve Quillen and filed his petition against them ail (8) 16, 23, 30; (9) G. 13, 2_0.:_6t:_•:__w thneaome of talented youi'IJ'aterl under her wine~ appMrtftl' at the _, llj>'-G-ro_v~~' _ll_afi' ,__ ls. Harold Qulllen to Edward and defendants, In the Court of Com· Oreenwleh Mt:WiJ tbeater In Shaw'1 The VmaOe Wooing, and you leam mon. Plea& of Meiss County, Ohio, Gloria Wagner, 11.-' A, Sutton. turth•t that, belnl' away, you miaaed Ct.rmtl'l bit' blr&hd'l' party for .. K. E. and Esta E. Swain to Case Nwnber 12,313, for Judi-! her huaband, AI Scbwalberir, who toecel\tly formed the Artlata·Pro~ William Goebel, 1 Aen,, Otange. ment lncludins the sale ot certalp. ducere Aasoctatee, and tou are told that Dorothy Hammenteln. P•etr'• wife, who decoratul tumtd out the decor for Al'l new oft'letl. Mabel Plc:~ens , Samuel Pickens, rea] estate in said petition des· .' Tha newa from Brooklyn 11 on a hlrh level. 'l'hl! BL Otorge hott~l, Sue Ann PICkens and Emmett ertbed, to-wit : ' ,•, " An whoae •att-wator Pool you have dunked your~elt fnlquently, ntporta Pickens to William Perkins and Situate In the Towmohlp &hilt ita phone operator• .... awakenlna- rueata thuely tbaH day1, Charlotte Perkin&, lob, Letart. tart, County of Melas ('Good momln&', air, tt'a ell(ht o'clock. Thl Dod~tn are p1f1Ylftl Cht. A. H. Brown, deeeased to Obio, and being in Sec.tJon ,caro tonlrht at Jllbb~ta field." An lntert!lltlnr thourht but & ~l'lghten.. Lau!'a Drown, Orvltle R. Brown Town 2 and Rapge t 1 of tbc , w~ .:n~• ,, . tn1 one f<!r a Oi_ant fan UJce. yquraelt , , , Here 11 a now·u••leu lnvila· and Harold P. Brow~ , transfer, Company's Purchase and more i.IPT•Uit TOJI· 18 ... . Cion to tha world premiere ot LOt!¥ I• A MGIIJI SpJeudortd TiliNg wltb IY , ·,.a .CI;'Hf ; • Chester. rutl.culariy described as tollow.r. i ltnnlter Jonu at the Ro:ty, add you lob It not too r~grttfully •nto the . I. • ' . BeJinninll on tbe top of tbe wute ba1ket • , . Ray Hanfleld Of the National Dol W.eltare Oulld Laura B. Brown, OrVIlle Brown bank of the river at the nor tbeaat 11hle ltlltloflery dOun't li.y It ll'l AJ'L or CIO• Ulcl you to . mentlon and Fannie BellJ! llrowu to Har- corner of that certain 21D acres, NaUCNlal Dol week, to be ceJebr?ated berhmlnc Sept. ~a, and herein • old P. Bro"'n, Jqt 7, Chester. more or le!is, ot land conveyed b~ you do 80, notlnr the 1'\1114'1 tlOI&n, "A l(ood home for every dor." It. .trarold P, Brown, Alice 1\1 Sarah McCoy and J , P. McCoy t~ eould be "A. J00c1 dol for every home," but all do1a are npt J'OOdDrown and Laura Brown to Or- l'blllp McCoy by fleed bearina jNt.ly tt per cent of them-and all home. do not deHrve a good dor. VIlle Brown, .1M A., Che1ter. of March 11, 1124, and re· • • Lena and William WellS to date • HERIJ'B AN' ODD one In the m"U : K~n ParJcer'a new play,' corded iQ VolWne. 128 at G., Kathleen. EdWard and of the De"M Recorda Fh Bu,.oemdln~ Mitt, hu juat Ud ltl pre-Broadwll' •howlnf at a Henry Mlldl,'ed Wells,· Salisbury. fUdlewoad, N. J ., hlrh Mbool 1\ldltotlum, of all pl&clell. -Thla aHml Ohio; thertce ·~~~~~ ~~ner and Iva Clonch to Ju- County, 1... atrlhJt wbtn you con•ldtr \hat Ken hu b&cn liYlnf t~ l\ld1ewood down th<5 river •outh 30 d seph_ Grue-.r, pareels, .Rutlapd, rtetRU)I' and doubUe•• tifurecl It would bd a lot more conYeruent than west 'lMI fe et to tbe Mae Ban, dec::eaaed to Charles tht traditional Bridpport, Conn., Or New Haven . • , Daw Alti*r NMI '., . ravine; thence north O:.,l . ~:f.: H. ~111 1 Frarl~ls 0 . YoiUli[, , Har. 30 u a aopy of J&nt Plc:keM' pro\tlt to tbt U. a. Waather BU!l't&u .,., minute• weat 670.7 f1 rlett ~111rle Se jple and WIUiam tbe center of- aald ravine ~ ot women'• namtt tor ' bellevt )'our tlnt dtpart' '. D. Ball, S<lill6. ii.t woul4 contribute to thti latllrtit and leuen tmlartaum•nt ~ubllc road; thence north ISO mllllol\l of are aurrenUy linked wttb Ul"' II w8!111am Boll, fluei -.u, Cbas. JJrees 30 mU1utes west !Wtllponl ot death by promptly diiCC!Dttnulq tht.ll · ~~~. LN41> Boll, -llarrlell reel: thence noe,\h d~tlr ...&: 10 pr&etlet1 Mid P. frin and are t.mptt4sto phOrit btr MarJe Sel~lo "'~ !lw!ahl .~ojplo td J¥lnutea We!Jt "12 ,'<; ! . . iandMy,oh, ~· ::c:;:~• ~· ,Youna~ 8'1 ,~4 A.Ctea 1 l~enct .... ~ ~ . Wbai'4 th~ 1 Dlclc brtathlutly that th,e C~ Ortn• .' 78 de&ree• taft ·' 1111 U, on JD11tat Ttth, ~Qilll to honor "dlftera~t JI'OUpe · Clark j\r~.ott to , Ro, south a poat; thente 1oilih 9t uhaunt heAJH... tar:h like 10: ona nllbt ~ bt ~ott,.l!eld, ., J~ ~ I. trlltule to tleYator tribute to but 4rtvert. tto. · ' ~ feet_ east 1481.3 f'e~tont~olt1i~i,,l, plaee ot bealnratDa, " of tile mall moutlll\ 411.~ ...... ' ' ·• ! ' 11 wolll4n'l be cl1cktL " ~AND riatMo, ,...,,... It ,....., will - ,.. ,,... .wtten ' . ists to teU him that:-M:)s not alone if! the~· be th;ot "''it at "' ' �' •. ··.:::::!.;::,:=:.:;:;-· ... ·. -~----.- ··-- ~~- --- ..... - .- ......__ _ _, ____ :...::...... ( . · The Daily Sentinel, P~roy.Middleport, Ohio ;. 'i'oday' s u. s. .w 0 r k er .Ho' Ids I ltob~rtL:::L..~~~:~· • · E .•b •• Tuesdov· Septem6er 6, 1955 . A H. lstorlc o 1e p OSl t .ton . ·n. Vla • lifffi.r""' lr IAYMOND WILCDVI or J'reneh worlu!r• cent f.roJII 811 ton'' Cetdrol Preu AuoclaUon Con-efPOttlet~t pet u mud. time u &be · , W&8HINGTON-The observuee of aaothet lAbor DaJ empbu!JeS Dutch. Wlllt Oer11WUt.. Irllli, or' · ODOe llr&abl the enviab\1 poaltlon the American wol'lunla.boldiiD CIOID- Swill; aD4 trcm Q to 1'1 Pll' oel\l JI'INOn wltl wap eamen or other eountrl-. ! Probably never before ba blatoey 11JP lll.lad&rd of Uvlaf. baa a wor1uua -.IOJed aa mue1t, ttme • c:M ~ ~ lUCia a lilt·or lforwt&lu --.,.r~ Ulllllio . ' ,.. . Am.erlean~ realize the terriAe &1CftP8De7 IG tavtar ttandvd8 • · • • ~ ~ - ·-~ . tit !lome ad abroad. Moat are &ware of the low ~taai.rd. prevaliiDJln ~-~ tolleiiD CGII!lirt-. ~·~ cotmtrtu, but taU to rec:oc· .......... .,. fii'DIU'b' IUPPhment--~ .... llandudo, lba ............... lamllllo, . . . "'d1t muda ldJher• .uu tau eon· able., aturprovlde a IOOd eomput. ::;sa~ tbt Mttnhep11f ebtldla . tldtrably below thole prevalmt in lOla ta the UvlDf llmdardl ot ofHOwr'ftr,.ll'ran.ce ta the r ,tbeUidtedBtatea. • worton• lA ftlioul countriel• ::~~::..11~=~ n II dltl'icult to make aceurate cauee ~ pp lD Uw:lq •t.andaldl becOm.t .., lmportut part o1 the tompuiloM. Currenelel~~rt~ differ- at ltome UCI abroad hu ut tlkt-bome pq Gf &bl workl'f _.tb ct. ab4 10 are tbelr value& To c~ appreclab)J ID tbt rew IDa • famlb-~ , 0 alf that 1ft lmlkllled laborer em• tenu.l~ yean. . ploJecl In the manulaetun or ma- 'l'be BLB ..umlled tJt;at an in• Another atrlldllf example till t1la chlnery ~lved 11M an hour ln lluttrial worker ira the UDited dm'uwncn Ia the e&mlft&' power ~ while the avera&"e pay o1 Statu could bU;t more than ave of tM America worlaruta u4 • ~ man doing the •arne work ln timI I u much food Witb .an bour't wap eutlera abroad .. tha COD'(! 8.ri.UtbTrlnldad Ia 21 cent. an hour ,..,. u a Rulllau worker wbO parlaloD made iD the aurvey In the doel IIWI tell the whole 1 tory. lhopped 111 • Ma.cow •t&tt 1toze. mlautea of worldn&' time w:quin4 "l'wtnty-nlne cente ,viii 1"0 further , • • • to IAQ" Varlou foods. . , Ill Brlllllh Trinidad than 1n the ftl£ 8VRVU aiBO dlaclond l'or .& atapte food llltb. u . IGOr,. t.Tnttecl Statu beeau• prlce11 1n the Ill hOur'a pay tn the United statu a. ~rjcan worked tour miAutea ,Enllllb po~~aeuJoa are much leu. bougbt one and t~llltb.s Umee u to ea~ eno"'gb to purchue • Bt&tlltlclanl thul uae another much food u iD NQJWay end (IDe pound. It took alx ,rnlnut.e... pay ·meaaurlng a tick to compare the and a hall Um11 u muth u In ot Iriab. and Norwepa.n workmea •arnlng power or worker~~ 1n dlft'er· Great Brtl&ln. In comparUion with to buy • pound, and elcht m.J.Dute. ent countr~.. They ask, ''How (lght other Weatem European 1n Deamark. ~.- much can a man buy with an countr1n, the advantage o! the From there, the. -..orklng time hour's pay In tho Un\Ud Statts, American worker wu greater, but required to purth.ue a pound. ot Ruula, Great Brila.in, France, the variations wel'll! considerable. flour roae aharpJy: in Wett Ger~ etc.!" The BLS ataliiJtlclana compared many and Italy, l6; in the Nether• the work time required to buy !fOd laMs, 16: ID IJwltzerland, . 18; ht • , • in th.e United State• and In other Vienna, 19; ln Parll, 20, and 1n flt:VF.RA.L yean ago the Bureau counlrlea. They found that the M'o1eow, 27. et Labor Stallat.lca matle an anuly- American worker apent.t8 per .rent Many other comparl110ns eould tis of the etamlnp of industrial u much. time to pay for & livetl be made, but they would urve workers an<l re\811 food prices ln quantity of food u the Soviet only to emphasise the lame point ' the United Statea and 11 other worker. The American worker the el'IViable poaltlcm the America,; countries In the hu1t l'liX months apent from 28 to 36 per cent u workman holda In the WGrld of ot 1901 an1l early 105%. much time as the Italian, Au1trtan, today. ' ..,.._for on.- - - ~---- --- --~- TUPJ>ERS J>l.AINS BY 1'herf' nl CLARICE ALLIN the Methodi st Church Sunday Grnvesidc burial serviceN were eVt'ning by the Rev. Freeland held Saturday aftcrnuon in tlu! Norris. ChC8lt!r Cem etery tor Mrs. Jeanie Mrs. Cal'ol Hecox Jones of Osborne, Little Washington. She Marion, 0., and .h or daughter, Margaret King and two sons of was a fnrmor resident here. Columbus were visiti ng relative~ Mr,;. Henry Dcover, Mrs. Ross and friends here ovc.>r the week Cleland, Mr s. Eldon Gaul and daughter Gayann, Mrs. Robert end. Mr . on<t Mrs. William Coneway Wo od and Miss Jerry Wood at· of Albright, W. Va., nnd Mr. and tended a bridal shower for Min Mrs. James Parr or l>nllville were Dorothy Barnhill at the home of JUesls of Mr. and Mcs.. W. W. Mr.~. Clyde Headley, Tupper& Plains. B~=agg . · Mrs. Millon B. Mt.·Cai n of Day· Mr. and Mrs. Ed King and Cafm. ton is visiting Mr. a11d Mrs. Tom ily spent an eveninl with the Wil· Perrin and Mr . and Mrs. GeOrge lis Frost family . Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Jonea visited · ,sunday dinner gue.~t~ of Mr. with Mr and Mrs. Ed Morrison . and Mrs. C. E. Wuude were Will· and attended the Slate Fair 1ilm Bontz, Mr. and Mrs. Vere · Mrs. Henry Beaver ~tpent the JJ'utz and son, Vernon , Mr. and weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed M~. Millard Swartz and famil)l Beaver, Racine. all of Alfred . Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Pyles and Mu. Kadclla l.amhrrt and Mr. ehllaren, Racine_ were recent )Irs. W.llliam Kuhn and lam. dlnlliJ.r auesh: of Mr and Ml":t. Mrs. August Rockey and . GeorMe Pyles. ·~!,tit)ly ' all of Canton, .tohn Kaylor Miss Lenora Belzlug, Dorcas, Globe, Arizona, Mr. and was a weekend JUeat . of Mr.. Burk and ramily ot Freda Miller, Grace Kuhn and 110n, Mrs. Rl~h•rd Flck ADd Mn. Kr. and ~lrs . Elmer Guy Summerfield spent a lew all were vl ~i tlni John diyl In Columbua 1nd attended Sr.. Sunday. the State Fair. D. D. Cleland, Columbua, apent Ruuell who l ~; ln t~~er\dce a tew daya with Mr. and Mr1. 1 Tex., and friend ol ,;~~~:~·::!; ·jj tpent Sunday evenlq A largo crowd attended tho bit •raadmother, Mrs. Carrie lihDwer of Min Dorothy Barnhill ;~~~~,'Ethel Arbaua:h and •on, at the hDme of Mrs. Cl)'de· Head. and Mr. and Mrs. Oerol ley Friday ncnln1. She received · and children attended r:nany lovoly girts. Mr. ~md Mrs. L. L, Lyons ~nd FaPr at Columbus. aad Mra. John Gi nther and l•mlly and Mrs. Eulah Sw•n, Mr. ,~ onf Cheater, Mr.. Dorotby and Mrs, Charles Mal.'lar attend· 10111 and Dtn ot Alfred apent ed a birthday dinner at the home ... with their mother, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. O~car labeoet Sunday in honor of Mra. Eulab Swan: Myrtle Barrelt of Marion the weekend with her aunt. ~iiiiiMOiiiii Vivlaa Hoffman. K. lister, Mrt. IOFa, WiUard, Sue, of Kel· a family reunlQn at Va., Sunday. ..._ rark~r returned welk'J Yltlt Jn Port•· f;cl~toVi)Jo, and attend.~;<lol;~,; at Geno~t, w. ·Va., ! or NEW * Furniture WJUiam Chapman •jf.iii~ii,.Mn. tpeat S~ndaJ at Col · thJr dauJhter, Mr . Graaao .and daua:h- RaiPh s~ank of and Mn. John were eallln1 on f'on Halsey and of MeJ&s co 11 nty, OblO, Dut who Is presentlY in the arll'IP.d force& of ,the United States, and whose Post Office Address is R~Jbert Still, "Serial Np, l52965?S, 57_,. Sllpply Sqd .. Sdfrid&e Air Foree Ban, Mh:higan, is hereby notified that on the Z9th. day of August, 19 ~. Hulda St UI, being plaintiff, filed her petition against him •as defend.nt '·n th e Cou•t • of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, Case f No. 12,347, P'''''ng fo• d,· .. o-e ' • '"' from said Robert SUI on the grounds of Gross N'cglect of Duty and Extreme Cruelly, and plain liff also prays lhat she may bl! awarded the care,' custody and control of the cbildren of the : parties hl'n•tn; that she be award ' ed support for the children or the pa rties hereto until the (U r· the r order of the Court. and Ylat on iinJ I h'!aring she may he awarded reasonable supp:)rt fo r said chi.ldren in the future; that she be awarded as alimony all of the interest of the sa id de fendant in the house hold goods, housee fr ect s an d ot h er persona I pro hold furnishings and household perty now located in tile home of the part ies in P.omc:-oy, Ohio, rree and dt ar of any and all claims or the said dclr.ndant, and for other ~roper relief. Said cause will he rur he<~ ring on or after thio! 12th. day of VCi.C':Jer A. D. 1965. Okoy ~~~~~.:::~:c:.at VJr. -~:-.-...-.u_IIM_ed':.-=1~:-,ed-:lh-:~-.,-p=·- ,-,: -!: -:-· -c-:~: -: !."·.- .~-=d'".:. -·-·:".-: ~~~d '~~W:.itt::. ~oO:. :.i:'er,::· ~-o:.:; cinia ; Arthur Mllls, Mallory, Weat Virginia; M1rie Mill1 Mllo, Lo1an, West Vira:io.ia; Chilore Mil.1a Peotecost, Madiaon Hel&bt, Virlinia; Wilbur Mills, Kenova, West Vlr· ginia ; Nett MUla Montaomery, 206 Trinity Avenue, Wllm 4, Dela· ware; Genard Mills, Jr., whose address is unknown; Albert Mllls, New Haven, West Virginia; C. P. L. Harvey E. A Mill5, R. A. C B 7lh A A A 154.72007, W · tQ' . · · • • · B. N. 0 . 28y e/~o Postmaster, U yA. P. k N d c 1 Nf!W or · ew oa.; an ar Mi s, 646 Bross Street, Longmont, Color~do; will take notice that Lettie May Mills, E..dmlnistratriJ: of the Estate or William M. MiDs, MOfltreaI·RoyaIS f,·tkc Pennant By Half Game By UNITED PRESS The pennant-winning Montreal Royals and the runner-up Toroo· to Map]e LeafB, who wo11nd up the regular set~son only a half· game apart, are favored to meet each other in the final seriet of the rnternational. League playoffs which· begin Wednesday. , "'1111 SMim FAIIILY td Yeiea County, Ohio, Cue rnisea belq ta S~tUoa. Tonsbip, 1M. ~ .. Number Hl,820i, alle&J.DI that the Meip Co~ty. Ohio, qc;} 111 the Lettie May )(ill.\ Aduli~ pe;raonaJ ntate ot ~~;id deefdent, Eait ball, ot lot Nfl. 119'7 lD. seetrttrbt ot tb.l- ~ ot WUUa~M.M.llla,blnmffidenlto tJon 6,10wn 2 •Dd rule 12 (If Wllllam)LIOllJ.dicuMCI. pay his debtl aad ehara;es of ado- the Ohio CoalP,U1'1 P.u.n:hue. PlalntW~ mJnilterlng btl elllte; that tbe Also the aurtaee onlf" of the O'lrlea 0,...,_~·._. said WiU~·.M. Mills d!ect seized toUowlDI rtal eatat& llit11ate lD , ..,._..., In fee lim\t1e of the tuUDwinc Suttoa Townshl.p, Kelp Count)', ' Attor:a.eys for Pl~lJff. deeertbed real estate: Ohio, to-wit: (8) i ·IMf.ll-30: (0) f;fte Situate ia_ihe -Township of Sut. Beginplng on the South line ot t on, C011nty of Me..,., •·· and State 160 acre Jot No. 1196 ~t the South· of Ohio, and bounded and 4!es- east eorner of the laq.ds owned Dy ~eth McKenzia; thence crlbed· u foUoWI, tlO-wU: Beginninc at tlm Northlast cor- North ~ tods on tbi East line Or . ner of the ~~At acre tro.ct deeded the lands aaid McKeDlie; thence · · ' . to Rebecca Martin by Charles Eaat 60 Tod.l On the South line BeU and Mary Jane Bell , his wife, of the lands or ». E. Htiahea to by deed dated April 2, 1879; Lhe West line , or .t.tle Ianda of thence South on the East line to George Niekaraoil; thence South the SOutheast eor11er of said tract; 1o!lowins the Wut line of aald thence Weat on tbe South line to Niekeuon's l(lnd to the Soot.!! tbe Nottbwes~ corner or tbe 20 Jine ,of said 160 a ere lot No. 1191~ •• acre tract sold by Charles Bell thence Wast foUowina the -aaid I and Mary Jane Bell to Eiza M'ar- So11th line of .iaid 160 acre lot Un; thence Nortb parallel with the ND. 1196 to tbe plaee of beelfming, Ea.st line of sald ~·-1 acre trect containing 1~ aer~. more or leai. to 1 the North Hn~ ol said tract; Being the same real estate. u the&.~ East tQ th~ place. or be- eonveyed by. Orville L. RalkiWe, glDninJ, ebntainin1 twenty, (20), et al, to Ralph R. Ra!lcliffe and acrea, more or less. , Russell B. Radcliffe b)' deed re-Also a rjght of way 13 feet corded in Deed BDok 164 at Pla:e wide begia31D,I at ·,the Southwe:ot 208 or the- ¥eigs Cu\'Uty Deed Records. corner of the said traet hereby conveye,d_-. tbeoc::e along the West The persons naJJJttd . above Hoe of the 20 aere tract of Eiza take further notlee tb•t Marlin about 12 rod8 to a ravine· have been made p&'rtiea dOJ~endaiit thence ·roll(l)wtflg the East side to. said petitiDn and they are re- • ........ ·•··· EXPENSES . or ... of . --·~ Hulda Still )Jy finishing first, the- Royall will meet in the third-place Cu· ba n Sugar Kings ln a beat-of-aev· en playoff, while the second· place Leala will play tbe fourth· place Rochester Red Wines in a similar serte~. The two then will meet for the right face the American playoff ner in the Httle World Sertea. Crow & Crow, Attorneys for f'laintirf . (8) 30; (9) ~. 13, 20, 27; (lOl 4, 11 7tc UPHOLSTERING Furniture & Rug Cleenlng Free Estimate. Drop u1 a c.~rll KNOTTS UPHOLSTERING 1163 Sec, Av._ q,liWpo/11, 0, Meat Cutting FOR HOME FREEZERS The Royals ellnched the Jar season championship final day Monday after the l!.eafs throughout the season for lhe top spot. S: Ill Silo Oil 7:'30 NBc toa,. WCHS T:IB Slln Oii l:OO Mornln& Sbow 8;00 GtrQ' M-Oore . * .Cutting' *Wrapping · · o:ao AfthUt.l:lodtl'e, ;.o:ao Strile It Ricb · !1 :00 Valiant Lady 11:UI Love Of ute· • 11:30 Semb ·rnr Tom......, 11 :~ 'fl\e QuldiDg U,bi SIMON'S MARKET POMEBo·• omo Kille"• Kltcb1!o '' 12:\5 lo•~ -~, Lil~ ;, . 12:30 Wei"e'otri.e Traveler• 1:00 . ~ Q. Lewla JJ:bUseparty ~ 2:00 ( 'f.lle Big Payol! t:·so · U CrOsbY tHO NBC · 'l'o" and Your Chll· drtll'. 1:00 PataoD's SbldJ 1:30 ~t Rom• with the catn• 2:00 NBC Ted Mact 2:30 NBC . It Pi.ys to be Mar3:15 tXBC First Love .me Mr. sweeiie, Ji:30 B:lll $>o;et Stnrm •:so q _Q·Jour Acooll,lt .. ~.00 ~ ;1l,''CJ.ocJr. Tbeatre IS:OO :a~ 8 Ranch ~:00 Cl!tci\1 Kid . 8:30 Do\lj Edwards, !lewa 6:45 SonP of t~ Week 1:00 si#-1 Time ~l•yhouae ?:30 Miiijc '65 8:00 Me,t Mllie .I Col~iiel t:Z:oo To!br•4 New• & Varm. \2:1G ~ DiDJ Dopi stbOI'I 3:00 NBC Way of the .wol'Jd 8:00 '1'1\0 Brighter Da! 8:30 · 8:00 Cottee Time IOtOO NBC· 'Home tl:OO NBC · Emit Fore U:sO NB,C J'e.ther Yout Nest rle.l ' 1:so --- ' . . ell ' .,Ot'ann TlilliDA't TUISDAY Match 0:00 $84,000 Question · 8:30 Set It Now · 10:00 ¥811~ Esso 10:15 Denzel Cleland. Mr and Mr~> . Bernard Eisclsteln and son, Pete, Clevoi6nd, spent ~ few day·s with Mr. ant! Mrs. Floyd Ridenour. Mr. and Mr~. Clayton Allen and ~on, 8!11, spent pn evening with Mr and Mrs. Jlaul Barnes, rome· roy. Gordon Ridenour, son, Kclth, and daughter, June, ~pent a few day~ in Columbus With rclaliV..!S ami allio attended th e fair. Mr·s. Vern Kessle r, Parkors· burg, was 11 weekend f:Uest of Mr. and Mrs. Thed CrOy. a:()6 . 6:15 Sports Eye 8:2D We¥therc:ast Nl:1C Vaughan Monro() ~BC News Caravaa NB€ '"Place the Faee ·:Artbur Murtar 'li_umn>er Theatre :~lt\.-..)-, d'llli> .,. ' ·--· "'\!"Show ..:..:,t. - ·' 1dDNII.!DAV 7:00 NB<l 'toda, 8!00 · (:etfne Tims, t480"' 10:00 Home . NB~. ii;illl~ F<•rd · MIO ftathet Your Nest ' ' 12:00 To~y·•· News • Farm 12:15 NBC . Uing Dong Sehool 1.2:45 NBC Yqu and Your Chil · ate~ ;·· !:IMI dam•f• ,GoP to S<bOol ... OH. I'M ~ORRY-· COME IN AND tL.L. BANDAGE • IT ; .·J • DAILY .CROSSWOR 18. Re"110rt ao.Ft,;h . 2!. st:OP" • :·. .. a<.)ie!" , cofties linn 21:1. Hole "' 1"1M At HOtnEi With Tbe Carr's 2:00 , 2:!9 , , "Jed Mock ; 11 Pirs To Be lll,ir- ' .. J . ' E .D r, If~<~ . ·' "' , '. .' ' i' OI'I'LY ''YOUR $299.00 SUNRISI TO SUN.SET STATION'' .·. LOW~ ' ~· ' ' :; i \ \ •' i- , . - · . ... • . . .... ,~' ',; .. l~, · .-aLLo~~- -~~·,~roua~:~ ~~~:!· · ' > ......... . i ' ·YI. 'I '. . ;.~¥"\t ·~ .'I • J. ' . F.tll'd .... ·.·~. .. . ..·~,.,,· ~· .' 'Vj' . ~ '': ' .. . ' ' ' " ' ~ I•' ! . f, .I ·. ·. I .. ~>· v.-~ -~· ~ '·:fl }' • . i '·.::.",~·. ' . ' 1\· ' .>.· • .011 Yo~n Dial 111 Goillpolla . ..*. 990 / J. .... ,.. ···\. ."I . H. Your Neat thai World and Farm ~' . . . \, ,lj ~- • ByHAKO~GII;\Y ORPHAN ANNIIt 3:" NBc KQdern Rom•net~ 4:00 NBC Pinky Lee 4: ~0 I'IJlC . Howdy Doody 8:00 Old TtiO!'f, IJ:80 Soldiers Df F.ortune 8:0b . News Picture .10:25 Wt"atherlnan 10::tO Sp0Uigbt PlayhouSe 11:00 U~-~0-the-mfDUtf! Newll' ~-- James and John Ridenour spent Saturday night .with their grand· mother, Mr11 . Zelda Rldonour, Col · umbu11. Tbey were joined · sun~ay by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buel Ridenour and attended the !air. Mr. and Mrs. ~ Bailey and sons have retUrned [rom a vae .... tion trip in .the East. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode apent an cvenln1 with Mr. and Mu, P. F. Koblentz. Mr. and- Mrs, John Ihle and chUdren vblted Sundny with Mr. and Mu. Davld Koblenta •nd ehUdren. : ad ·--·- - -- Chester Socials ~VEL YN BRICK~ES wn~ preaching bm·11 reaident :-,--..,.,,..,.---,--~Page.Th.re~ _ ' .. \\...... �• . T!Jesdoy• - Septerh~r • • 6, 195$' • • • ~~ ~--' . ,. .... ' " / "No Le,;,.r tr•nglrs.', fheme ,O it'n' Charming , · 01 Baptist Youth Fellowship The Dailv Se!ntinel • •r » ........., tlut feliO'Iull!p gf pi'@¥· • wbldo "~ led llr. Amoriqo 1nd Ruat.a JOUDI peop)• u l)ill] . . ' . Oeaeva ._Coaff'reaee for World P~~Me •• •!artecl; the maJl~ by "• AUuta ell~!> IIIHI I Ndn> tbolr; t$1'' tovtll HUktaJ t.rfift t woell ltilb IPJII..lmattlr 1000 JlftHDt;.Aier o,aitneft at the EletiiiOr S: Scbuf, MiddlepOrt. SOciety Editor -'-' l'llont' IIOTe F.dltor--PhoDe ' ' THree '¥»utb .. ~ Hooto~ Gtur• rarm•..put. tide London; all<! •m•~Jo4 thrbu~t her eilllrt talk · "'' · tlli lellowal!l, ,tbr..,.. · ,.,.., .• \· whfeh ·booiad. 101ot11er lbe ••tiJJI of "tbe ~f+t'ij••• ajea. laJi&u· peopli .,_..., aatiOJ!t. rnar<Uao ·Iii !belt ' . . _, <i. II PASs,COUPII ..,. Honqrs, Employees Hei't'o • Ioiii ltt!fo j!6; ~~ Wiul~ '" lliili!l ,,; iHAl flahl. . lncl h~ftiH · frlt>l." fJo.li ohoWr, twd Hi'k,..o A ·WHh ~.,.. RiilfiiU I29S . . !M,.,.~ ' ·. . ·kAll & \14._. ZANI)T M61'0R SALES . ' . I) . .~ · J Dl....., . +::f~ :.l~. ONS Lincoln tltc. •!IF FO=Q De s,. ·;,.,.,.:;·~· ' ·· . ' :· .... . . .., ...., .....khller•· .. . ~. ··~'!.. ' •· pvlt; QETA .. .. '. ( -~ --" Weldon Rockeu · , , Lose Star Tackle WELLSTON-The hopes ot the Wellston Rockets Cor another t~uccessfu·l season were jolted last Thursday when 180 pound tackle Eldon Potts; the most experienced ' . OLOSMOBI LE .1· . , .- ) ' 'J ' .,. ' lineman on the Rocbt roster, recelved a broken ankle In acrlmmarr:e, and wJU he loaf;' to the team fer at least a month . ., • ... .., Wednesday's G•m•• Chicago at Washington, night ' • . Kansas City at New York Detroit at Boston . . ,., ' . · :...., . ~ ~ • \. ; ! .. Cleveland at Blltimol-e, night NOTICE! ' NOW OPEN FO! BUSINESS ' 62 Candidates Reported-For Jackson Squad JM:KSON - Si•ty-two olodlclatea reported tor the opealiii f(H)tball pruUce aeseion of. the lHI l'eiiOJI ;rrtday morn1111. However, Coac. Gene Slaaa~ttl announced tbaJ leading qqartar· book contende.t Dave Yerllil iiolll be on the InJured llat for aetil'al Weeks II the fNUit of I broktD 111m received on Thu'.:'dq. . The Ironmeft hel4 Sprtlji '"'.. ttee lilt and •• ' ruull could! oat their loll ••loao untll 1. ~ ,1 ' -· . 11 ,H}n f' . r ' ElectriC Moton, All Ty"' l~retl on4 Rowound -llritl.. PhOa '- Thrio Pita" - I;IIC Moton. \ ~I ,;jl' I , , ,• ' '• .' ~ ,, '·'- ,, •• ' TWIN CI1Y Off Colt I I - (lolow IIIIVIO Ice aM Preduet, Pomeroy, Obla ., ' ' ' .,., ' •-<.' ' ~c• ~ ..• 1' 1 ... :·.,·~ .. . " I' ' Top Trade-In Tod~y . • • ·Tofit Re_sale i'otnorrow! ,. ., . ... \ • • ,. I Cood - ': • .. ,,CAL. DhlviUit ·PIICI ...... .hJII...IIiJt ".I I" I•DMr ..... - t~i 1Jl~· ln ,. Co'me ·fnl ..• Eleetrle Motor Shop ··, ~ ~$2361!! Wit .. "'"' llldii &aW. Y~ ehiiCi of ..... .-;;,..,..,.,.....,oq .............. _ [irlct dotMoc!o • ..., and \'llctl• 11ar ~'I' ll(llitty In adjdnlne-tln. •. ·- '· ,...._, .I. .. f.*.t·~·~ -md a welcome ourpril'!- . . waitiilg for """ •• our obowroOm. CertaiDiy you'll igree that it ~ pOd DewB to meet a eat! wlth that •..., OODibmalioD of aetioa md ,sJamor you find iD every "Jloeket" EapDe Oldsmobile. The mrprise? Thai eomeo when fou gilt oar a-roua appraisal md discover bow eaoily you cail OWD aa Old• doriD« September - our "Top Trade" montll. Fint like your "Rocket Ride" ••• 1 few .mileii II;, the road will ohow , ;roli why 0/JmwbU.. ;, rmJ<inr the bifp# popularily goino of any car • , .. W.y OllltmobU.. u far out front, ;,. · ..,.,J., value! TbeD, ORr fiprea will prove that it'o "'"De)' myonr pocket to 101 wt of lhe ordiDary and into aD Oldo. , • NOW I II.. •\ ' �• . T!Jesdoy• - Septerh~r • • 6, 195$' • • • ~~ ~--' . ,. .... ' " / "No Le,;,.r tr•nglrs.', fheme ,O it'n' Charming , · 01 Baptist Youth Fellowship The Dailv Se!ntinel • •r » ........., tlut feliO'Iull!p gf pi'@¥· • wbldo "~ led llr. Amoriqo 1nd Ruat.a JOUDI peop)• u l)ill] . . ' . Oeaeva ._Coaff'reaee for World P~~Me •• •!artecl; the maJl~ by "• AUuta ell~!> IIIHI I Ndn> tbolr; t$1'' tovtll HUktaJ t.rfift t woell ltilb IPJII..lmattlr 1000 JlftHDt;.Aier o,aitneft at the EletiiiOr S: Scbuf, MiddlepOrt. SOciety Editor -'-' l'llont' IIOTe F.dltor--PhoDe ' ' THree '¥»utb .. ~ Hooto~ Gtur• rarm•..put. tide London; all<! •m•~Jo4 thrbu~t her eilllrt talk · "'' · tlli lellowal!l, ,tbr..,.. · ,.,.., .• \· whfeh ·booiad. 101ot11er lbe ••tiJJI of "tbe ~f+t'ij••• ajea. laJi&u· peopli .,_..., aatiOJ!t. rnar<Uao ·Iii !belt ' . . _, <i. II PASs,COUPII ..,. Honqrs, Employees Hei't'o • Ioiii ltt!fo j!6; ~~ Wiul~ '" lliili!l ,,; iHAl flahl. . lncl h~ftiH · frlt>l." fJo.li ohoWr, twd Hi'k,..o A ·WHh ~.,.. RiilfiiU I29S . . !M,.,.~ ' ·. . ·kAll & \14._. ZANI)T M61'0R SALES . ' . I) . .~ · J Dl....., . +::f~ :.l~. ONS Lincoln tltc. •!IF FO=Q De s,. ·;,.,.,.:;·~· ' ·· . ' :· .... . . .., ...., .....khller•· .. . ~. ··~'!.. ' •· pvlt; QETA .. .. '. ( -~ --" Weldon Rockeu · , , Lose Star Tackle WELLSTON-The hopes ot the Wellston Rockets Cor another t~uccessfu·l season were jolted last Thursday when 180 pound tackle Eldon Potts; the most experienced ' . OLOSMOBI LE .1· . , .- ) ' 'J ' .,. ' lineman on the Rocbt roster, recelved a broken ankle In acrlmmarr:e, and wJU he loaf;' to the team fer at least a month . ., • ... .., Wednesday's G•m•• Chicago at Washington, night ' • . Kansas City at New York Detroit at Boston . . ,., ' . · :...., . ~ ~ • \. ; ! .. Cleveland at Blltimol-e, night NOTICE! ' NOW OPEN FO! BUSINESS ' 62 Candidates Reported-For Jackson Squad JM:KSON - Si•ty-two olodlclatea reported tor the opealiii f(H)tball pruUce aeseion of. the lHI l'eiiOJI ;rrtday morn1111. However, Coac. Gene Slaaa~ttl announced tbaJ leading qqartar· book contende.t Dave Yerllil iiolll be on the InJured llat for aetil'al Weeks II the fNUit of I broktD 111m received on Thu'.:'dq. . The Ironmeft hel4 Sprtlji '"'.. ttee lilt and •• ' ruull could! oat their loll ••loao untll 1. ~ ,1 ' -· . 11 ,H}n f' . r ' ElectriC Moton, All Ty"' l~retl on4 Rowound -llritl.. PhOa '- Thrio Pita" - I;IIC Moton. \ ~I ,;jl' I , , ,• ' '• .' ~ ,, '·'- ,, •• ' TWIN CI1Y Off Colt I I - (lolow IIIIVIO Ice aM Preduet, Pomeroy, Obla ., ' ' ' .,., ' •-<.' ' ~c• ~ ..• 1' 1 ... :·.,·~ .. . " I' ' Top Trade-In Tod~y . • • ·Tofit Re_sale i'otnorrow! ,. ., . ... \ • • ,. I Cood - ': • .. ,,CAL. DhlviUit ·PIICI ...... .hJII...IIiJt ".I I" I•DMr ..... - t~i 1Jl~· ln ,. Co'me ·fnl ..• Eleetrle Motor Shop ··, ~ ~$2361!! Wit .. "'"' llldii &aW. Y~ ehiiCi of ..... .-;;,..,..,.,.....,oq .............. _ [irlct dotMoc!o • ..., and \'llctl• 11ar ~'I' ll(llitty In adjdnlne-tln. •. ·- '· ,...._, .I. .. f.*.t·~·~ -md a welcome ourpril'!- . . waitiilg for """ •• our obowroOm. CertaiDiy you'll igree that it ~ pOd DewB to meet a eat! wlth that •..., OODibmalioD of aetioa md ,sJamor you find iD every "Jloeket" EapDe Oldsmobile. The mrprise? Thai eomeo when fou gilt oar a-roua appraisal md discover bow eaoily you cail OWD aa Old• doriD« September - our "Top Trade" montll. Fint like your "Rocket Ride" ••• 1 few .mileii II;, the road will ohow , ;roli why 0/JmwbU.. ;, rmJ<inr the bifp# popularily goino of any car • , .. W.y OllltmobU.. u far out front, ;,. · ..,.,J., value! TbeD, ORr fiprea will prove that it'o "'"De)' myonr pocket to 101 wt of lhe ordiDary and into aD Oldo. , • NOW I II.. •\ ' �• •• • Page Two . ··-:·- The Daily Sentinel . ' .; ~- It's ,. ' OP THI MIICIS-MAIOII AIIIIA llcho ......L •• ; • Mlf, PubUabed. "1!11' ~~ q. Lul.aaton An., New York CltJ, oept S11Dda7 ' bi Tile Ohio vall.,. te, N. Y. ientlMI, Jaeo., at 110' lfeehaD.te Suhlertpttoa rates: Delivery tf 'carrier where avaU1ble 30 cq,te lt., PomeroJ, 6. ButiM;u offloe per week; one year ta adYJDce 398. editorial oUiee pboae at 1be Dally Sentinel olfiee. IIUO: olx months, 1'7 .80: three EDtere4 as second e11111 man. moatbs, -.eo. B7 motor route ...., matter •t the pOll otltce at where available! oq.' taoD:th, Sl · Pomero,. Obto. Pf maU: one year .fBi lls..montbs. f4.2G; three montbl, $2.50; oae N .. 1 pbone *'7, I month. $1 repres~m- a... oaa atn'ertiJIDf lallve, BottlneW·KiiDball, !no., 343 · tor or tht! Estate of EunJC!e W~;r. NOTICI OF A~INTMINT Ancillary Administrator oar Jate of P arkersburg, W•Jt lstate of Eunice Wamer, De.. V1ra:inla, deceased. . Dated tht1 20th day of Aua:uat, ceased •· Notlee II hereby s lveo that 19M. Theodore HUJdore whost:! Post OtJohn C. Bacon flee Addte8.!1 is Rural Route No. l , Judge of the Probate Court ~elss County, Chlo. Racine, Ohio, •has been duly ap- polbted as Ancillary Adminiatrll- (8).23·30; (0)-8-Stc ·~~~~~ TOP WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR' '•· ncKETS TO THE MEIGS. THEATRE · NEW&Jtout: WU,. you YORK- Thlnp ont "'ew Yorker thlnb .h aft ••PH oft fat a ftW daya 1.;*1-Y trona tiM fMtoey. ' linall meua~tft • mall_ confronta J'il! n" 0 yeur ''* return. ud ... EVERYDAY ·' . LOOK FOR YOUR NAME ' . IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS Pom-eroy .~ah ~ad . ' dorpdly throu.- It you atalpred at the ' thlnra that ha-v. Mltpt;ned ln p-.r Dtlef a "' u ••• Here, for ~Pit, ta ~ that MIM Vie~ Kaye, Who not loiai' qo trtUittRbed over a · ~'' llelcl ot beauu~ tt Win the "Uf Uit "Oirl Wtlh ~ , Ztngie1t Orin," hu pttla on '-' more fabuloui Tit• ~rieL VJcJtle #1Jd .baa ..,. named •'Tht Qltl Whole Beauty Hu ThaS All trfth Look "fw'tr1 and will llttend li Chlc:ajrj toOd ahow 1hortly In that eapaclC.y , •• Cukle eunnett or Hollda11 wrttea llll.t .r •rr Marti• .bt teeenUy buttonholed Zddle Condon and ullt4 "'· •• Otd 4ow" the old rubber~ban• rultar R'lllll what he lhcnlfht ~ le Ae-re .s. • •-:, or )'OURJ' Turk Murphy'l New Orlean• jaa out , San FranctiCO wq, and Ed41e replied coolly, even• ly, "ll people lllce the atutf Turk Ia playtnr, then tbat'a tiM, too.• l'roln Barry Hyama comet an Invitation to caleb the op~nlnc ot the hiW production of 'l'Ae 8kht o/ Our TectA:, wttb Mary Martin and Otorp Atttt.ott. an4 :you note With dltmay the opening hae c::orfte Mtl fOM, bu~. ma1te a m~t~tal note to catch up with the 1how. Barry'a nott rtmllldt you of the lut time you dil\ed With MIQ M&rUn In b~r Plaza ltotel•ut.. and J'OU mentioned Otle' Touch of Vtll1fl bel aald klly, "You know what I remember m01t about that 1hoWT'' ahd Mise Mary held up her .b!Md and .aid, "Don~t tell me: 1 know-tt wu that black dn11 by Malnbocher, cut down to hen," ud MIN M&J')' wu 10 rilht .• , Iter. II a blllet-doux from Sammy Dl.vt" Jr., Inviting you to a whllll· dlnr at Danny'• Hideaway and you check l.ht date and . leant yo .. mlaaed that party, too, 10 you remind yourtelt to Hek O\lt lammy ·and talk With him one ot theee d1ya, alnct ht 11enu 1how bu•ineaa' b.otteat property currently, ___ ;---- -- l;nllsts In MaJ:Jnes , - -- -- - - - - . Boo- . ~ Jarne• W. Lee, .18, of LincOln· HMI, ' Pomeroy, has ~nJlsted ~ fOr btee. yeln in the U. S. ~artnes , it w'as announc::ed today by the Marlbe Corp. Lee, the son .af Mr. and, Mts. MeJvln Lee of Middleport ebd bas beeD sent to tbe Matlrii I corpg \ lnry <!or tho CloNife Trust your prized Umep!eeeo, fiDe That ore' in thl' bock . . ',. fOClnl . ... HOW SHOWING .., ..;;,., ,·, .r I a'dlsPlaf -~~ ~t ~Ur iirO·~~·· . .. I ' • . jewelry to oar lldJiecl With Insurance ' VICTQR Hosmer ObLO. Store, lame• ·Stewart COJIPLETE IasUranoe ·Prolee\1011, We, .\\!19, Fire, '-fll.lo. Call Doll Millo, Middleport, o~, We ablolutely guarantee our WOrk to be •• Tickth MUST Be CLAIMED Within 24 hn ' ••JSb ., • r . : ' Th!keto NOT GOOD Oa Swulay or Moad.sy 121) Recil Estate ·- - ' - - Sltlf'ri . ....EL ADVERTiSING . .. ... •.. .. . I!J.J ' .-' ' ,,, . ' . I '" • ' .... • ~ . . 1 ... • I •, ' ' sav, and th~ ed real estate unli'erii'IDC ' •• ;~~- '· !Oltnln& BROILER FESTIVAf. No Doubt In His Mind ' IOiote O~FICIAL ~ARADIINTitY BLANK • ,, Date ... o ' ' ' ' 0 0 • 0 o o 0 o I " I j o ' Homo of Orgonlsotlon or Compony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., 0 o o I " • 0 0 0 0 o o o t o t , 0 , Typt,of Floot: Commtfclol ' , 0 0 ... . t I o " o " . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . I o o o o 0 0 0 0 t 0 o 0 0 • . . . . . Non Commtrclel : .•.. I Pof;OIIe. Poaltlon 0 0 I o o • 0 o 0 • o 0 • t I o 0 to t ' o 0 • • • 0 • 0 0 0 o o 0 ,• .. .l ' ' •• ~ . IJ!n,' .. • ' · ~· AO";ltli:lft\? r l1 JL!f.t; ~ • ..., . ) : ,. .., . . l!!e J boaf J• • oer~e . wJih . : t " ' ' ' everx effort~ tj) mtntmiM ) ex· " oer,... A ieeUuJ I..,.IIOa bOlPI prOYid~ ~cetirl. dlcl!itr: . . . . . ' '. ' ' ' . i Thi• htpjly F,~tleman has just taken title to his seventh motor car. . A~( w~ he would probi.bly have difficulty reoa!!i!ll aJ.1 ~ different makes and models he has purcliUCd.througb the yean, there is one thing he know, With ·absolUte (erta.inty: Ht ntfltr Jelllikt 1/,is lltJor• wlolll lot look'IM k<JS lmll matkjor t!i. op.• ...J, For 'this is his 6rst Cadillac! And what aldorj.;.,, feeli.n1 it is to Mow he has chosen. the ''c4r o7 ·c~ts"! Gone are the doubt , •. md ~ worry ••• and the wonder. This tiriu: he !now-1 he's right! · . And how quickly the evidert~ • wi!l OSS<mble ih suppOrt "or fais sentiment! 1 , First of all there will be the tloquent testimony of mak~ificent ~~"!lance .· t • its: mai'vdo\11 comlort and nde ••• and 11:& mcredtble ease the cq •tse11-lts of eteeri!'S and handlill8, . ' And then, as he travels the boulevard, there will be thooc qlllckslaneei of •pp.Ova! from his fellow motOr- . iallaf~ ~ewelry • TIIINKINO OF bUfiDI lmoutlieel Guaranteed sa9ina:a up to 10'5. V: D. EDWAjU)S, l'lloae 31h11. llollie 434. . · , 1-Utf I. C. er.rtta:"• The same bigb Blandard.s tbal JO into the ~allag of these pJec• . . malatalaed ill our repair wort, STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND . . .. fOI your ,..... .,..,. Mil 8t thf Dttlr ltntlntl Ollllco .onol 11ft your ' R I I - No lllilnltl IN~- burJ. c::orded In 181 tt Pile 830 of .ft:eeruit Depot, s._n Dl,elo, . C.Uf., TIANJ,IRS ' Cat l •nd rern H. Chri1ty to !be Deed Rseerds -tf · · · Melga for ten weeks or baste ttlllfllft'g. Lettie .Jutti.J •-"'4 J9hn Justus .to Upon graduation he wiU )Je fS. Opba orlutt and Ruth Offutt, 4. Ray and Ada Morris, lot, ~e~ter. County, Ohio. sicned to one of tbe many Marin-. · Ray D. end Ada Morri• to Carol Tbe prayer or said ~tltloa 1s Acres, Chester. ·' . jll,df;ment aa:ainst U.o~d K. COrps posts or stations. Otis McClintock and Emma JaM and Richard Flck, lot 5, Che,ter; Ray D. and Ada Morris to d'8,ql and Nancy \#. ~lnl,, dt· He is a 19M araduete ot Pom~­ McCllntoc::k to Miriam Miller Mil ~ ' and Richard Flck, lot 4, Ehea(~r. In ~he aq:~.ount ~f two roy High School. You Dt!Od fQ • ..,.., the "*"handi.e 'to help oeH lt. lhtan, parts ol lots, RacltJe. • George G. and Marie Robert.a, to an4 R~en/y and Sfl/ 100 Ralph c . and Fern Gilmore to (~0.86), p u~ interest Rt Ohio F uel Gas Company ~!Dd 1 M. June Opal Smith, 1~. Chester. •Jav~;t J\'e$Jy Ia eaoe' R!Jhjindus Robert and Ftteda M. Tutner to H. McDole and Associntloa; tlghi the rate of .aix per~nt, ~8%), and s • .;..,, The attendance at • · tor such othe~ and further re- School Sunday was 41, Helen and William E. Reynolds, of way Chestw. lhll. lato c611ctetion , . · ' lief as may be just and equU- $18.84. lot, Middleport. . . "-~e ~~ • , : . Martha Ellen and Stdney T~ylo: able, tncludjng the l ale of uld ~ Middleport Center Inc. to Ro· to J ames .and Margaret-: Titu!. real estate "to enrorce th e plain- · ;Mr. and Mrs. George M~ey ' ' bert L. and Maxine Coats, loh, from Wasbtngton, Pa., spent 8a.t· 8.3ft A., Rutland. . tiff's Hen and for eostr of this ac' .' Middleport. ur4ay evenink with Mr. and Mti Eileen Loaan to Lena Weaver, tl<'ln. ' ·~ ' Lawrence 0 . and Virginia Bur· · ' .40 A., Syracuse. Said defendant-s are requlr:.ed to Eber Pleken1. rls to Rlcha;d J . Chambers and Mrs. John &eUers went to .._ ~ / . . ·I .. . ; answer said petition on th 13tJl ken burg, W. Va., to care Ernest Covert, 68 A, Chester. LIGAL NOTICI day of October, um!j, or judgment Fred W. CrOw, eommiuloner her daughter, M1'8 . Fred H~ltefR, . . Howard K. EwiD& and· Nancy V. will be taken -..aittst them. and Francis i!:. ClonC'h, d«!(eased who is sick. 7 • • ; -~ ... PERHAP3 THE l'f08T bnnithtakin•, niomentoua bit f!lt lnfonne Ewlng, who reside at 308 . Mai· Clyde G. Mllltione, Mr. end ·Mra: Eber to . Abner Clonch, parcel s, Rut,tlon to be weeded from the mall mountab1 Ia U>e ·~twa that JllldtJal'dt ttalla Drive, Clearwtter, Florid~. *l'f91HJIJ·W<\Y. TO .'DISPLAY' . · . CLYDE G. .MILl !tONE, ' GrAce ..Smith , who Ia noted Cby whom~ 1 for her collection 01 nnpnrted hindkef(lhiefi . Jand1) .., ,,. and who are not residents of _i ~e ' ' ~,1F,.~GS · l'!nl with. M<· ,h od to buy a apechd blue·tlnted one for her I'PPtaruce on ArtJmr _ _ '\'o~-~bs.-~b ~MVI~~ ;ry~·, ,.,,.1 : ~r~ Decklt, Clifford Oetker, Stat e of Ohio, are hereby ndf'l~1"d Proffitt. coUNTt. ·b hs'"' ' ,Mutorny'a TV thow, becaWio blue 1how1 up 10 weLl bl!!fOre the video that nrt the dth .doy or June, 1965, EL!Jie beeker, Beula-h Circle, John ..' : '"PMtN'lVF. Mf. and Mrs. Ford an~ eameras. After that alarrennr me"•••· you 'ttcure anythlftl' elM 1ft "· ' ' . ~ J , ' Circle, Kathryn Hayes, Gilbert Clyde G. h(illhone, Treasurer or J. B O'BRIEN, ·I the mail will be anu~cllmaetle .. , You leam that Carmel MYtrl. ren, JuRe Harris itnd Curt..l,s ek<•od Hayes, Ellzabelh Hawk, Leonard Mei1s County , Oblo, as plaintiff, Attorney fOr PlalntJrt. ris from Ltma, spent the .. 0 ,..hoae protege, Carol Ohmart, Ia hlttlnJ' tt big lo Hollywood, haa a Hawk, Genevieve Quillen and filed his petition against them ail (8) 16, 23, 30; (9) G. 13, 2_0.:_6t:_•:__w thneaome of talented youi'IJ'aterl under her wine~ appMrtftl' at the _, llj>'-G-ro_v~~' _ll_afi' ,__ ls. Harold Qulllen to Edward and defendants, In the Court of Com· Oreenwleh Mt:WiJ tbeater In Shaw'1 The VmaOe Wooing, and you leam mon. Plea& of Meiss County, Ohio, Gloria Wagner, 11.-' A, Sutton. turth•t that, belnl' away, you miaaed Ct.rmtl'l bit' blr&hd'l' party for .. K. E. and Esta E. Swain to Case Nwnber 12,313, for Judi-! her huaband, AI Scbwalberir, who toecel\tly formed the Artlata·Pro~ William Goebel, 1 Aen,, Otange. ment lncludins the sale ot certalp. ducere Aasoctatee, and tou are told that Dorothy Hammenteln. P•etr'• wife, who decoratul tumtd out the decor for Al'l new oft'letl. Mabel Plc:~ens , Samuel Pickens, rea] estate in said petition des· .' Tha newa from Brooklyn 11 on a hlrh level. 'l'hl! BL Otorge hott~l, Sue Ann PICkens and Emmett ertbed, to-wit : ' ,•, " An whoae •att-wator Pool you have dunked your~elt fnlquently, ntporta Pickens to William Perkins and Situate In the Towmohlp &hilt ita phone operator• .... awakenlna- rueata thuely tbaH day1, Charlotte Perkin&, lob, Letart. tart, County of Melas ('Good momln&', air, tt'a ell(ht o'clock. Thl Dod~tn are p1f1Ylftl Cht. A. H. Brown, deeeased to Obio, and being in Sec.tJon ,caro tonlrht at Jllbb~ta field." An lntert!lltlnr thourht but & ~l'lghten.. Lau!'a Drown, Orvltle R. Brown Town 2 and Rapge t 1 of tbc , w~ .:n~• ,, . tn1 one f<!r a Oi_ant fan UJce. yquraelt , , , Here 11 a now·u••leu lnvila· and Harold P. Brow~ , transfer, Company's Purchase and more i.IPT•Uit TOJI· 18 ... . Cion to tha world premiere ot LOt!¥ I• A MGIIJI SpJeudortd TiliNg wltb IY , ·,.a .CI;'Hf ; • Chester. rutl.culariy described as tollow.r. i ltnnlter Jonu at the Ro:ty, add you lob It not too r~grttfully •nto the . I. • ' . BeJinninll on tbe top of tbe wute ba1ket • , . Ray Hanfleld Of the National Dol W.eltare Oulld Laura B. Brown, OrVIlle Brown bank of the river at the nor tbeaat 11hle ltlltloflery dOun't li.y It ll'l AJ'L or CIO• Ulcl you to . mentlon and Fannie BellJ! llrowu to Har- corner of that certain 21D acres, NaUCNlal Dol week, to be ceJebr?ated berhmlnc Sept. ~a, and herein • old P. Bro"'n, Jqt 7, Chester. more or le!is, ot land conveyed b~ you do 80, notlnr the 1'\1114'1 tlOI&n, "A l(ood home for every dor." It. .trarold P, Brown, Alice 1\1 Sarah McCoy and J , P. McCoy t~ eould be "A. J00c1 dol for every home," but all do1a are npt J'OOdDrown and Laura Brown to Or- l'blllp McCoy by fleed bearina jNt.ly tt per cent of them-and all home. do not deHrve a good dor. VIlle Brown, .1M A., Che1ter. of March 11, 1124, and re· • • Lena and William WellS to date • HERIJ'B AN' ODD one In the m"U : K~n ParJcer'a new play,' corded iQ VolWne. 128 at G., Kathleen. EdWard and of the De"M Recorda Fh Bu,.oemdln~ Mitt, hu juat Ud ltl pre-Broadwll' •howlnf at a Henry Mlldl,'ed Wells,· Salisbury. fUdlewoad, N. J ., hlrh Mbool 1\ldltotlum, of all pl&clell. -Thla aHml Ohio; thertce ·~~~~~ ~~ner and Iva Clonch to Ju- County, 1... atrlhJt wbtn you con•ldtr \hat Ken hu b&cn liYlnf t~ l\ld1ewood down th<5 river •outh 30 d seph_ Grue-.r, pareels, .Rutlapd, rtetRU)I' and doubUe•• tifurecl It would bd a lot more conYeruent than west 'lMI fe et to tbe Mae Ban, dec::eaaed to Charles tht traditional Bridpport, Conn., Or New Haven . • , Daw Alti*r NMI '., . ravine; thence north O:.,l . ~:f.: H. ~111 1 Frarl~ls 0 . YoiUli[, , Har. 30 u a aopy of J&nt Plc:keM' pro\tlt to tbt U. a. Waather BU!l't&u .,., minute• weat 670.7 f1 rlett ~111rle Se jple and WIUiam tbe center of- aald ravine ~ ot women'• namtt tor ' bellevt )'our tlnt dtpart' '. D. Ball, S<lill6. ii.t woul4 contribute to thti latllrtit and leuen tmlartaum•nt ~ubllc road; thence north ISO mllllol\l of are aurrenUy linked wttb Ul"' II w8!111am Boll, fluei -.u, Cbas. JJrees 30 mU1utes west !Wtllponl ot death by promptly diiCC!Dttnulq tht.ll · ~~~. LN41> Boll, -llarrlell reel: thence noe,\h d~tlr ...&: 10 pr&etlet1 Mid P. frin and are t.mptt4sto phOrit btr MarJe Sel~lo "'~ !lw!ahl .~ojplo td J¥lnutea We!Jt "12 ,'<; ! . . iandMy,oh, ~· ::c:;:~• ~· ,Youna~ 8'1 ,~4 A.Ctea 1 l~enct .... ~ ~ . Wbai'4 th~ 1 Dlclc brtathlutly that th,e C~ Ortn• .' 78 de&ree• taft ·' 1111 U, on JD11tat Ttth, ~Qilll to honor "dlftera~t JI'OUpe · Clark j\r~.ott to , Ro, south a poat; thente 1oilih 9t uhaunt heAJH... tar:h like 10: ona nllbt ~ bt ~ott,.l!eld, ., J~ ~ I. trlltule to tleYator tribute to but 4rtvert. tto. · ' ~ feet_ east 1481.3 f'e~tont~olt1i~i,,l, plaee ot bealnratDa, " of tile mall moutlll\ 411.~ ...... ' ' ·• ! ' 11 wolll4n'l be cl1cktL " ~AND riatMo, ,...,,... It ,....., will - ,.. ,,... .wtten ' . ists to teU him that:-M:)s not alone if! the~· be th;ot "''it at "' ' �' •. ··.:::::!.;::,:=:.:;:;-· ... ·. -~----.- ··-- ~~- --- ..... - .- ......__ _ _, ____ :...::...... ( . · The Daily Sentinel, P~roy.Middleport, Ohio ;. 'i'oday' s u. s. .w 0 r k er .Ho' Ids I ltob~rtL:::L..~~~:~· • · E .•b •• Tuesdov· Septem6er 6, 1955 . A H. lstorlc o 1e p OSl t .ton . ·n. Vla • lifffi.r""' lr IAYMOND WILCDVI or J'reneh worlu!r• cent f.roJII 811 ton'' Cetdrol Preu AuoclaUon Con-efPOttlet~t pet u mud. time u &be · , W&8HINGTON-The observuee of aaothet lAbor DaJ empbu!JeS Dutch. Wlllt Oer11WUt.. Irllli, or' · ODOe llr&abl the enviab\1 poaltlon the American wol'lunla.boldiiD CIOID- Swill; aD4 trcm Q to 1'1 Pll' oel\l JI'INOn wltl wap eamen or other eountrl-. ! Probably never before ba blatoey 11JP lll.lad&rd of Uvlaf. baa a wor1uua -.IOJed aa mue1t, ttme • c:M ~ ~ lUCia a lilt·or lforwt&lu --.,.r~ Ulllllio . ' ,.. . Am.erlean~ realize the terriAe &1CftP8De7 IG tavtar ttandvd8 • · • • ~ ~ - ·-~ . tit !lome ad abroad. Moat are &ware of the low ~taai.rd. prevaliiDJln ~-~ tolleiiD CGII!lirt-. ~·~ cotmtrtu, but taU to rec:oc· .......... .,. fii'DIU'b' IUPPhment--~ .... llandudo, lba ............... lamllllo, . . . "'d1t muda ldJher• .uu tau eon· able., aturprovlde a IOOd eomput. ::;sa~ tbt Mttnhep11f ebtldla . tldtrably below thole prevalmt in lOla ta the UvlDf llmdardl ot ofHOwr'ftr,.ll'ran.ce ta the r ,tbeUidtedBtatea. • worton• lA ftlioul countriel• ::~~::..11~=~ n II dltl'icult to make aceurate cauee ~ pp lD Uw:lq •t.andaldl becOm.t .., lmportut part o1 the tompuiloM. Currenelel~~rt~ differ- at ltome UCI abroad hu ut tlkt-bome pq Gf &bl workl'f _.tb ct. ab4 10 are tbelr value& To c~ appreclab)J ID tbt rew IDa • famlb-~ , 0 alf that 1ft lmlkllled laborer em• tenu.l~ yean. . ploJecl In the manulaetun or ma- 'l'be BLB ..umlled tJt;at an in• Another atrlldllf example till t1la chlnery ~lved 11M an hour ln lluttrial worker ira the UDited dm'uwncn Ia the e&mlft&' power ~ while the avera&"e pay o1 Statu could bU;t more than ave of tM America worlaruta u4 • ~ man doing the •arne work ln timI I u much food Witb .an bour't wap eutlera abroad .. tha COD'(! 8.ri.UtbTrlnldad Ia 21 cent. an hour ,..,. u a Rulllau worker wbO parlaloD made iD the aurvey In the doel IIWI tell the whole 1 tory. lhopped 111 • Ma.cow •t&tt 1toze. mlautea of worldn&' time w:quin4 "l'wtnty-nlne cente ,viii 1"0 further , • • • to IAQ" Varlou foods. . , Ill Brlllllh Trinidad than 1n the ftl£ 8VRVU aiBO dlaclond l'or .& atapte food llltb. u . IGOr,. t.Tnttecl Statu beeau• prlce11 1n the Ill hOur'a pay tn the United statu a. ~rjcan worked tour miAutea ,Enllllb po~~aeuJoa are much leu. bougbt one and t~llltb.s Umee u to ea~ eno"'gb to purchue • Bt&tlltlclanl thul uae another much food u iD NQJWay end (IDe pound. It took alx ,rnlnut.e... pay ·meaaurlng a tick to compare the and a hall Um11 u muth u In ot Iriab. and Norwepa.n workmea •arnlng power or worker~~ 1n dlft'er· Great Brtl&ln. In comparUion with to buy • pound, and elcht m.J.Dute. ent countr~.. They ask, ''How (lght other Weatem European 1n Deamark. ~.- much can a man buy with an countr1n, the advantage o! the From there, the. -..orklng time hour's pay In tho Un\Ud Statts, American worker wu greater, but required to purth.ue a pound. ot Ruula, Great Brila.in, France, the variations wel'll! considerable. flour roae aharpJy: in Wett Ger~ etc.!" The BLS ataliiJtlclana compared many and Italy, l6; in the Nether• the work time required to buy !fOd laMs, 16: ID IJwltzerland, . 18; ht • , • in th.e United State• and In other Vienna, 19; ln Parll, 20, and 1n flt:VF.RA.L yean ago the Bureau counlrlea. They found that the M'o1eow, 27. et Labor Stallat.lca matle an anuly- American worker apent.t8 per .rent Many other comparl110ns eould tis of the etamlnp of industrial u much. time to pay for & livetl be made, but they would urve workers an<l re\811 food prices ln quantity of food u the Soviet only to emphasise the lame point ' the United Statea and 11 other worker. The American worker the el'IViable poaltlcm the America,; countries In the hu1t l'liX months apent from 28 to 36 per cent u workman holda In the WGrld of ot 1901 an1l early 105%. much time as the Italian, Au1trtan, today. ' ..,.._for on.- - - ~---- --- --~- TUPJ>ERS J>l.AINS BY 1'herf' nl CLARICE ALLIN the Methodi st Church Sunday Grnvesidc burial serviceN were eVt'ning by the Rev. Freeland held Saturday aftcrnuon in tlu! Norris. ChC8lt!r Cem etery tor Mrs. Jeanie Mrs. Cal'ol Hecox Jones of Osborne, Little Washington. She Marion, 0., and .h or daughter, Margaret King and two sons of was a fnrmor resident here. Columbus were visiti ng relative~ Mr,;. Henry Dcover, Mrs. Ross and friends here ovc.>r the week Cleland, Mr s. Eldon Gaul and daughter Gayann, Mrs. Robert end. Mr . on<t Mrs. William Coneway Wo od and Miss Jerry Wood at· of Albright, W. Va., nnd Mr. and tended a bridal shower for Min Mrs. James Parr or l>nllville were Dorothy Barnhill at the home of JUesls of Mr. and Mcs.. W. W. Mr.~. Clyde Headley, Tupper& Plains. B~=agg . · Mrs. Millon B. Mt.·Cai n of Day· Mr. and Mrs. Ed King and Cafm. ton is visiting Mr. a11d Mrs. Tom ily spent an eveninl with the Wil· Perrin and Mr . and Mrs. GeOrge lis Frost family . Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Jonea visited · ,sunday dinner gue.~t~ of Mr. with Mr and Mrs. Ed Morrison . and Mrs. C. E. Wuude were Will· and attended the Slate Fair 1ilm Bontz, Mr. and Mrs. Vere · Mrs. Henry Beaver ~tpent the JJ'utz and son, Vernon , Mr. and weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed M~. Millard Swartz and famil)l Beaver, Racine. all of Alfred . Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Pyles and Mu. Kadclla l.amhrrt and Mr. ehllaren, Racine_ were recent )Irs. W.llliam Kuhn and lam. dlnlliJ.r auesh: of Mr and Ml":t. Mrs. August Rockey and . GeorMe Pyles. ·~!,tit)ly ' all of Canton, .tohn Kaylor Miss Lenora Belzlug, Dorcas, Globe, Arizona, Mr. and was a weekend JUeat . of Mr.. Burk and ramily ot Freda Miller, Grace Kuhn and 110n, Mrs. Rl~h•rd Flck ADd Mn. Kr. and ~lrs . Elmer Guy Summerfield spent a lew all were vl ~i tlni John diyl In Columbua 1nd attended Sr.. Sunday. the State Fair. D. D. Cleland, Columbua, apent Ruuell who l ~; ln t~~er\dce a tew daya with Mr. and Mr1. 1 Tex., and friend ol ,;~~~:~·::!; ·jj tpent Sunday evenlq A largo crowd attended tho bit •raadmother, Mrs. Carrie lihDwer of Min Dorothy Barnhill ;~~~~,'Ethel Arbaua:h and •on, at the hDme of Mrs. Cl)'de· Head. and Mr. and Mrs. Oerol ley Friday ncnln1. She received · and children attended r:nany lovoly girts. Mr. ~md Mrs. L. L, Lyons ~nd FaPr at Columbus. aad Mra. John Gi nther and l•mlly and Mrs. Eulah Sw•n, Mr. ,~ onf Cheater, Mr.. Dorotby and Mrs, Charles Mal.'lar attend· 10111 and Dtn ot Alfred apent ed a birthday dinner at the home ... with their mother, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. O~car labeoet Sunday in honor of Mra. Eulab Swan: Myrtle Barrelt of Marion the weekend with her aunt. ~iiiiiMOiiiii Vivlaa Hoffman. K. lister, Mrt. IOFa, WiUard, Sue, of Kel· a family reunlQn at Va., Sunday. ..._ rark~r returned welk'J Yltlt Jn Port•· f;cl~toVi)Jo, and attend.~;<lol;~,; at Geno~t, w. ·Va., ! or NEW * Furniture WJUiam Chapman •jf.iii~ii,.Mn. tpeat S~ndaJ at Col · thJr dauJhter, Mr . Graaao .and daua:h- RaiPh s~ank of and Mn. John were eallln1 on f'on Halsey and of MeJ&s co 11 nty, OblO, Dut who Is presentlY in the arll'IP.d force& of ,the United States, and whose Post Office Address is R~Jbert Still, "Serial Np, l52965?S, 57_,. Sllpply Sqd .. Sdfrid&e Air Foree Ban, Mh:higan, is hereby notified that on the Z9th. day of August, 19 ~. Hulda St UI, being plaintiff, filed her petition against him •as defend.nt '·n th e Cou•t • of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, Case f No. 12,347, P'''''ng fo• d,· .. o-e ' • '"' from said Robert SUI on the grounds of Gross N'cglect of Duty and Extreme Cruelly, and plain liff also prays lhat she may bl! awarded the care,' custody and control of the cbildren of the : parties hl'n•tn; that she be award ' ed support for the children or the pa rties hereto until the (U r· the r order of the Court. and Ylat on iinJ I h'!aring she may he awarded reasonable supp:)rt fo r said chi.ldren in the future; that she be awarded as alimony all of the interest of the sa id de fendant in the house hold goods, housee fr ect s an d ot h er persona I pro hold furnishings and household perty now located in tile home of the part ies in P.omc:-oy, Ohio, rree and dt ar of any and all claims or the said dclr.ndant, and for other ~roper relief. Said cause will he rur he<~ ring on or after thio! 12th. day of VCi.C':Jer A. D. 1965. Okoy ~~~~~.:::~:c:.at VJr. -~:-.-...-.u_IIM_ed':.-=1~:-,ed-:lh-:~-.,-p=·- ,-,: -!: -:-· -c-:~: -: !."·.- .~-=d'".:. -·-·:".-: ~~~d '~~W:.itt::. ~oO:. :.i:'er,::· ~-o:.:; cinia ; Arthur Mllls, Mallory, Weat Virginia; M1rie Mill1 Mllo, Lo1an, West Vira:io.ia; Chilore Mil.1a Peotecost, Madiaon Hel&bt, Virlinia; Wilbur Mills, Kenova, West Vlr· ginia ; Nett MUla Montaomery, 206 Trinity Avenue, Wllm 4, Dela· ware; Genard Mills, Jr., whose address is unknown; Albert Mllls, New Haven, West Virginia; C. P. L. Harvey E. A Mill5, R. A. C B 7lh A A A 154.72007, W · tQ' . · · • • · B. N. 0 . 28y e/~o Postmaster, U yA. P. k N d c 1 Nf!W or · ew oa.; an ar Mi s, 646 Bross Street, Longmont, Color~do; will take notice that Lettie May Mills, E..dmlnistratriJ: of the Estate or William M. MiDs, MOfltreaI·RoyaIS f,·tkc Pennant By Half Game By UNITED PRESS The pennant-winning Montreal Royals and the runner-up Toroo· to Map]e LeafB, who wo11nd up the regular set~son only a half· game apart, are favored to meet each other in the final seriet of the rnternational. League playoffs which· begin Wednesday. , "'1111 SMim FAIIILY td Yeiea County, Ohio, Cue rnisea belq ta S~tUoa. Tonsbip, 1M. ~ .. Number Hl,820i, alle&J.DI that the Meip Co~ty. Ohio, qc;} 111 the Lettie May )(ill.\ Aduli~ pe;raonaJ ntate ot ~~;id deefdent, Eait ball, ot lot Nfl. 119'7 lD. seetrttrbt ot tb.l- ~ ot WUUa~M.M.llla,blnmffidenlto tJon 6,10wn 2 •Dd rule 12 (If Wllllam)LIOllJ.dicuMCI. pay his debtl aad ehara;es of ado- the Ohio CoalP,U1'1 P.u.n:hue. PlalntW~ mJnilterlng btl elllte; that tbe Also the aurtaee onlf" of the O'lrlea 0,...,_~·._. said WiU~·.M. Mills d!ect seized toUowlDI rtal eatat& llit11ate lD , ..,._..., In fee lim\t1e of the tuUDwinc Suttoa Townshl.p, Kelp Count)', ' Attor:a.eys for Pl~lJff. deeertbed real estate: Ohio, to-wit: (8) i ·IMf.ll-30: (0) f;fte Situate ia_ihe -Township of Sut. Beginplng on the South line ot t on, C011nty of Me..,., •·· and State 160 acre Jot No. 1196 ~t the South· of Ohio, and bounded and 4!es- east eorner of the laq.ds owned Dy ~eth McKenzia; thence crlbed· u foUoWI, tlO-wU: Beginninc at tlm Northlast cor- North ~ tods on tbi East line Or . ner of the ~~At acre tro.ct deeded the lands aaid McKeDlie; thence · · ' . to Rebecca Martin by Charles Eaat 60 Tod.l On the South line BeU and Mary Jane Bell , his wife, of the lands or ». E. Htiahea to by deed dated April 2, 1879; Lhe West line , or .t.tle Ianda of thence South on the East line to George Niekaraoil; thence South the SOutheast eor11er of said tract; 1o!lowins the Wut line of aald thence Weat on tbe South line to Niekeuon's l(lnd to the Soot.!! tbe Nottbwes~ corner or tbe 20 Jine ,of said 160 a ere lot No. 1191~ •• acre tract sold by Charles Bell thence Wast foUowina the -aaid I and Mary Jane Bell to Eiza M'ar- So11th line of .iaid 160 acre lot Un; thence Nortb parallel with the ND. 1196 to tbe plaee of beelfming, Ea.st line of sald ~·-1 acre trect containing 1~ aer~. more or leai. to 1 the North Hn~ ol said tract; Being the same real estate. u the&.~ East tQ th~ place. or be- eonveyed by. Orville L. RalkiWe, glDninJ, ebntainin1 twenty, (20), et al, to Ralph R. Ra!lcliffe and acrea, more or less. , Russell B. Radcliffe b)' deed re-Also a rjght of way 13 feet corded in Deed BDok 164 at Pla:e wide begia31D,I at ·,the Southwe:ot 208 or the- ¥eigs Cu\'Uty Deed Records. corner of the said traet hereby conveye,d_-. tbeoc::e along the West The persons naJJJttd . above Hoe of the 20 aere tract of Eiza take further notlee tb•t Marlin about 12 rod8 to a ravine· have been made p&'rtiea dOJ~endaiit thence ·roll(l)wtflg the East side to. said petitiDn and they are re- • ........ ·•··· EXPENSES . or ... of . --·~ Hulda Still )Jy finishing first, the- Royall will meet in the third-place Cu· ba n Sugar Kings ln a beat-of-aev· en playoff, while the second· place Leala will play tbe fourth· place Rochester Red Wines in a similar serte~. The two then will meet for the right face the American playoff ner in the Httle World Sertea. Crow & Crow, Attorneys for f'laintirf . (8) 30; (9) ~. 13, 20, 27; (lOl 4, 11 7tc UPHOLSTERING Furniture & Rug Cleenlng Free Estimate. Drop u1 a c.~rll KNOTTS UPHOLSTERING 1163 Sec, Av._ q,liWpo/11, 0, Meat Cutting FOR HOME FREEZERS The Royals ellnched the Jar season championship final day Monday after the l!.eafs throughout the season for lhe top spot. S: Ill Silo Oil 7:'30 NBc toa,. WCHS T:IB Slln Oii l:OO Mornln& Sbow 8;00 GtrQ' M-Oore . * .Cutting' *Wrapping · · o:ao AfthUt.l:lodtl'e, ;.o:ao Strile It Ricb · !1 :00 Valiant Lady 11:UI Love Of ute· • 11:30 Semb ·rnr Tom......, 11 :~ 'fl\e QuldiDg U,bi SIMON'S MARKET POMEBo·• omo Kille"• Kltcb1!o '' 12:\5 lo•~ -~, Lil~ ;, . 12:30 Wei"e'otri.e Traveler• 1:00 . ~ Q. Lewla JJ:bUseparty ~ 2:00 ( 'f.lle Big Payol! t:·so · U CrOsbY tHO NBC · 'l'o" and Your Chll· drtll'. 1:00 PataoD's SbldJ 1:30 ~t Rom• with the catn• 2:00 NBC Ted Mact 2:30 NBC . It Pi.ys to be Mar3:15 tXBC First Love .me Mr. sweeiie, Ji:30 B:lll $>o;et Stnrm •:so q _Q·Jour Acooll,lt .. ~.00 ~ ;1l,''CJ.ocJr. Tbeatre IS:OO :a~ 8 Ranch ~:00 Cl!tci\1 Kid . 8:30 Do\lj Edwards, !lewa 6:45 SonP of t~ Week 1:00 si#-1 Time ~l•yhouae ?:30 Miiijc '65 8:00 Me,t Mllie .I Col~iiel t:Z:oo To!br•4 New• & Varm. \2:1G ~ DiDJ Dopi stbOI'I 3:00 NBC Way of the .wol'Jd 8:00 '1'1\0 Brighter Da! 8:30 · 8:00 Cottee Time IOtOO NBC· 'Home tl:OO NBC · Emit Fore U:sO NB,C J'e.ther Yout Nest rle.l ' 1:so --- ' . . ell ' .,Ot'ann TlilliDA't TUISDAY Match 0:00 $84,000 Question · 8:30 Set It Now · 10:00 ¥811~ Esso 10:15 Denzel Cleland. Mr and Mr~> . Bernard Eisclsteln and son, Pete, Clevoi6nd, spent ~ few day·s with Mr. ant! Mrs. Floyd Ridenour. Mr. and Mr~. Clayton Allen and ~on, 8!11, spent pn evening with Mr and Mrs. Jlaul Barnes, rome· roy. Gordon Ridenour, son, Kclth, and daughter, June, ~pent a few day~ in Columbus With rclaliV..!S ami allio attended th e fair. Mr·s. Vern Kessle r, Parkors· burg, was 11 weekend f:Uest of Mr. and Mrs. Thed CrOy. a:()6 . 6:15 Sports Eye 8:2D We¥therc:ast Nl:1C Vaughan Monro() ~BC News Caravaa NB€ '"Place the Faee ·:Artbur Murtar 'li_umn>er Theatre :~lt\.-..)-, d'llli> .,. ' ·--· "'\!"Show ..:..:,t. - ·' 1dDNII.!DAV 7:00 NB<l 'toda, 8!00 · (:etfne Tims, t480"' 10:00 Home . NB~. ii;illl~ F<•rd · MIO ftathet Your Nest ' ' 12:00 To~y·•· News • Farm 12:15 NBC . Uing Dong Sehool 1.2:45 NBC Yqu and Your Chil · ate~ ;·· !:IMI dam•f• ,GoP to S<bOol ... OH. I'M ~ORRY-· COME IN AND tL.L. BANDAGE • IT ; .·J • DAILY .CROSSWOR 18. Re"110rt ao.Ft,;h . 2!. st:OP" • :·. .. a<.)ie!" , cofties linn 21:1. Hole "' 1"1M At HOtnEi With Tbe Carr's 2:00 , 2:!9 , , "Jed Mock ; 11 Pirs To Be lll,ir- ' .. J . ' E .D r, If~<~ . ·' "' , '. .' ' i' OI'I'LY ''YOUR $299.00 SUNRISI TO SUN.SET STATION'' .·. LOW~ ' ~· ' ' :; i \ \ •' i- , . - · . ... • . . .... ,~' ',; .. l~, · .-aLLo~~- -~~·,~roua~:~ ~~~:!· · ' > ......... . i ' ·YI. 'I '. . ;.~¥"\t ·~ .'I • J. ' . F.tll'd .... ·.·~. .. . ..·~,.,,· ~· .' 'Vj' . ~ '': ' .. . ' ' ' " ' ~ I•' ! . f, .I ·. ·. I .. ~>· v.-~ -~· ~ '·:fl }' • . i '·.::.",~·. ' . ' 1\· ' .>.· • .011 Yo~n Dial 111 Goillpolla . ..*. 990 / J. .... ,.. ···\. ."I . H. Your Neat thai World and Farm ~' . . . \, ,lj ~- • ByHAKO~GII;\Y ORPHAN ANNIIt 3:" NBc KQdern Rom•net~ 4:00 NBC Pinky Lee 4: ~0 I'IJlC . Howdy Doody 8:00 Old TtiO!'f, IJ:80 Soldiers Df F.ortune 8:0b . News Picture .10:25 Wt"atherlnan 10::tO Sp0Uigbt PlayhouSe 11:00 U~-~0-the-mfDUtf! Newll' ~-- James and John Ridenour spent Saturday night .with their grand· mother, Mr11 . Zelda Rldonour, Col · umbu11. Tbey were joined · sun~ay by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buel Ridenour and attended the !air. Mr. and Mrs. ~ Bailey and sons have retUrned [rom a vae .... tion trip in .the East. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode apent an cvenln1 with Mr. and Mu, P. F. Koblentz. Mr. and- Mrs, John Ihle and chUdren vblted Sundny with Mr. and Mu. Davld Koblenta •nd ehUdren. : ad ·--·- - -- Chester Socials ~VEL YN BRICK~ES wn~ preaching bm·11 reaident :-,--..,.,,..,.---,--~Page.Th.re~ _ ' .. \\...... �• Page Eight The Dally Sentll" ' UtultNID HOMI ltl.AN COMMUNION. The Oatlv Sen1mel . • C. H. WlM Jr., IJld Mrs. Walter Tbe "UDlted Tb&nk" offcnng Jt. BanU, wbo have bee.D in Hoi- Cll t.he Epileo,pal Church. the Ill' J101pltal for ob&en'llltian, wen world over wi,II be presented al "bu'ned to their bomee SuDday t~ triennial meeting in Hawau , and lira. Harris was scbechlled to Thursday, September 8. In obser· nenter the hospital thil morn· vanee of tbi1, the women of lq for further tests. Grace Chureh will have holy communloq at 10 a.m. Thursday . 1 PYTHIAN SISTER$ MEET lo~l!ll team . in • membenh•p l Tbe regular meeting of Meigs drive, ~ptamed by Mn, George Temple, Pylbian SiSler., will be Cbil ... will entertain lhe winnm held tonight at 7:30 at the K. of who were headed b:r Mrs. Philip P. Hall. Alter the the Meinhart. meeting :;;;;;;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~~;;;~:;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ~ • Hartley-Owen Nuptial Vows , Exchanged At Baptt'st Church Mr and Mrs. Homer Hartley, Middleport, are announcmg the marr1age of the1r daughter, Sara Daune, to Richard Owen . Middleport, son of Mr and Mrs William Owen, Columbus The wcddmg was performed Saturday evening at the 111tar of the Ftrst Baptist Church at ae-veo·thirty o'clock . 1'he Rev Claremont E Hoyt offJ. eLated at the double-rmg cere \ ' f Mrs Owen graduated from Mid· dleport Higb Sthool m 1947 and has been employed at the Meigs ::MotOT c'ompail.y. Mr. Owen graduated fr.om North High Sehool, Columbus, and Ohio University where he was a member of Sigma Chi fratermt)' He served m the A1r Force and is now General Manager of 'fhe Daily Sentinel. I Middleport Personals mony Wh1te. chrysanthemums and as· ters were used at th e altar wh 1ch was lighted by tall wh1te tapers m seven branched candelabra. Attendanh for the brtdal couple were M1sa Nancy Hartley, sJster of the bride, who was maid-of-honor, and Jam es Owen, Columbus, bro. ther o( the groom who acted a s ' best man. Only members o£ th~ immediate fam1lics were present for the weddmg They Included Mr. and Mrs William Owen and daughte n;, Jane and Betty , Mr and Mrs. J a mes Owen, Coll,lmbus, Mrs Jomws Faulkner, Mr and Mrs. Homer HarUey and daughter, Nancy Prccedmg the ceremony Mr and Mrs Har tley entcrtamcd with H buffet s upper al thcu home on Lo<'ust Stree t After u short wed· dln!i: lnp Mr and Mrs Owen will be at home in the Gl'Ueser apart· mcnt s, North Second Avenue CONFIDE!I/T'-41-LY, THIS WAS MY MOTHERS BRIDAL GOWN • .• IT LOOKS 11/I:W BECAUSE IT JUST CAME BACK FROM ROBINSONS PeoplE! arc lalklng ab()ut us. They s1ry It's wonderful the wuy we make old garments look new For ltnporlant oecti$100.S, be su.re your clothes look their be~ .. Bring th.em to us Ch·st . ; Call122 Robinson's Laundry BROILER FESTIVAL DANCE Tri- Lustre CleanP.rs Ieddy ~ ..... if you wa11t amodern range get one thafs af~ electric it costs no more 7 . , '"" •le<llrte a-.orleo 10 d...., lip:O. tad. out.latl were .I.WI)'IldfJml6ed with elec1ric nap• becnte ~ wtlre·tbt oaly nap to ~ lhflm. But .... - . , . . " ..... h.no :h....... ih""'h :hey, tilt &D oi.U..,Joaed '7pe of oookiat; UILIL No olher rup •oept eteeu-ln hu Wo}ldCflul eleot.U.. tnoklaa diu .•. nd oafy eleetrie eookia1 atiiU li"e JOI.I atn We&)', wb.lte slote cleaallue... IDd cooJ. Deu p1ua modem. ll\llOinatlc ooold11g. take . . tMD lhe .... wb~a tb~ Ml - 11111 .n deabio raup-OMII no more W.a old..fub&one4 f1pel ol raagee c1ieue4 •P with oot.mdeDt ~leetrie ~ Whaa' JOD ltu.y ••• buy the nap with Mtttrlo cookhll a.l.l!u J •• ••• YOW . . .ureaoe of • .....,. moolero ...... . '-- n, , ., _ ....,., .,....,. d..,. iOdo) ' OHIO •· . OWER COMPANY 1., ' - l'omeroy.Middteeort, Ohio · Diane Reichman . wh.o is em· ployed 1n Columbus, ~pent the weekend with her mother, Mra. C D. R!!Lchm3n and brother, rjoe Mr a nd Mrs Charles Fauftner and chll~ren , Sharon and Buddy, Clendenmn, W Va., and Mr . . and Mrs. Owen Cantrell and sons. Tom and BJil, Gallipolis. were holldav weekend gueslq of Mr. anrl Mrs Homer Hartley and dau ~htli'r, Nancy, and Mrs. James Faulkner Mr. and Mrs Fred Mecs and children , Freddje and Leah Kay , Columbus, also vtslted here bnefly, after a visit in West Vtrginia . I Pomeroy PersoncJis • Tuesdax· Septem6er 6, ,1~ 0 P iUI own rlrht, adviaee T. T. Hot~· den, plktto director ot Graftex. Jne., Roehuter, New York. This bathlnl beauty waa posed by the edre ot an lrrerularly atlaptd pool b!,t Joaepll Jannt)' Stell\. meh. noted photograph~r. In S... ruot1, Florid•. Steinmeta u§ed the new Graphie 86 camera. The 'model wa•·pond In a nat. ural 1tanee on the pool's edn. TJo• most 1mn9rtant prom: 1n ibe LAUREL CLIFF ' L___:::,::::___.J:~;.,:.:.:_.:.;:::_:~'!""~Bdl:::torlal:;: PbODe,891 r Columbus. ay MRS. JOHN DIIHL Pvt:" Howard Allen .and famlly Attendance at Sunday Sehoul, and Mra. Orville AUen' were din· Aug. 28 was 04, eollectioit $7.96. of Sammy Lewia and Mr. and Mr1. Floyd Smith and srandchlldren, Cmdy Smith and Wayn'e Eulenbaeb haYe returned to their home Jn Kenosha, Wis., after a '(liit with the former'~ .brother, ~wrence Sn~itb 8Dd ' 1tr: ·ana · Mrs. Clarence Akley of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story of Columbus, Mr. Wyatt Schaefer of Mt. Vernon were the guest& of their parent~ during the weekend. Dav1d Schatlfer ' return ed home with bla fllttier after spendlni two weeka with · his 3 ROOMS OJ . I Hew Fu~nltun . ' .' BAKER.. ~~ rREB DELIVDY ' . ,o. Tile llrtilliel& Mra. ~o~-.. i.:_€~,;' port, RD. with her Koebler. · ,, .)lr-. •nd :~. Pit~bW"Ib,, '<PI~!,\<io< inK Nee~!(>&) Tbem? (5) How Celller. ID ~ Tentative pla'Qi: for a meeHng h'!l<\. Friday at Middleport High Seh~ ..l at 'J:811 for parents of · .bOyl" in thr! Seventh and Eigbth Grades who wish to play fpolball were dl&cusaed wben the Middleport Athletic Aaaociatlon met Tuesday night at the school. W.illiam .ScarbelT)', preaident, preaided and Will annotmee the ttx.act ,time of tbe . parents' m\et· ing later tbia week. ...A discussion wu held ,conterninl 11iv MelJlbenhip d~ve which is beaded tir H... .L. Dun- to . be ELBERFELDS ."' bam. • gave . a Yo~ · of · The MAA Them:~' (6) Ho'¥1 ~n. ~~~ -~~-------·------ CoUQCi} The drive to bulld a new botpi~ tal at Polat Pleulllt is reported to have been slowed conaiderably by an aanou.aet~~~nt of the M•son COunty Medieal Society. last wftk, tltilt the lf'OUl' would give it oniJ their "ronditiODtl sup- The U:eiil County . Hame De- orinl tlui Ud · those intereated in Weaving seats and Cb.airs. sut· · Get, tested luderJ for tbl! different Projeetl and Dimes oi olfleers of Finance the clubs. In addition to worJcin& on the We Obtei!a 19M-18 Home , Demonatration County School .Enrollments Near 3000 Mrs Ruth Wilson nf Columbus abtp drive spent the week end with her m(). tHet, Mrs. Belle Hilt. Mr. and Mrs Str,ve Eblin spent Monday in Columbus attending the State Fair. Oscar Sm1th spent the pa~t we'ek end with his sister and bro· ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sm1th and children Mr. and .Mrs. Olin Rife and sons and Mr. and Mr~. Dick Rife called on the forme1·'s mother, Mrs. George Renshaw Saturciay evenlna. eelebroUon SC!ho"ol' Chlld. ' *' · · ~~ meeti~;~. lW~day nik~t Mrs. Mary Wilson Funeral Rites To BeHeld o tha~s is ' •t' the· Labor DAy i.t th~· stadium: Mrs. ~~equ,une Rice, H.' L. Dunham, Mra. LaoTy lllee, Beverly •and Gary Dunham, Sheila Stover, Billy Mrcool, Nanqy Riwltngs, ~Jne FeranSan. Ty- .Barbara A. Warll, 1'1, P.ortland,. unemployed, and Ronald J. Miller, ~. Hamilton, 0., a11embler. Sara D. Hartley, 25, MiddlePort, sr.cretary, and Richard s. OWen, 32, General Mana&er of -The Dally Senthael. Doris Mary Demons, 33, Har· rison•i1le, homemaker, and Marion F. WillisOn\ IHJ, Rt. l, laborer. . s24'~'' ' . MEIT~NG C!~NCCLtiD 1be meetiDK ot the Paat CO!J.ncllon of Theodoru• Council D.ai.li}lter• of Amerl~a seheduled to meet Thursday · evenlq at the he~me of Mr11. Richard Campbell bas been cancelled for thil month. open~1 to all· l~ *h\\'.oa@ to 7\ttndJ,~~~~~;~ ·· Marvl ' Mt.helt.J ~ .ftRW.. u.M4..,• 7~.~ ,...., ' " " ' cation by; hed Ca., Lawn Poultry Hatchel')". Jaycees, Jaycee-ettes, Falb Community and Gl.'aqe. M:orpn pointed out that firm or ouanlutlon planniDI enter noate in the parade have their entries in before Sepl 12 deadllne whleh bu set by Ute con1mittee. ' - Death ·Re·'ported " A f,DaDVille .. · Word has been leeelved bere ,of the death of Mra. Ann Bretz of Danvllle. Ollnois. Mrt. lltett; wl(o of the Rev. J . D. BJetz, died at her nom:o.J Auguat 2'1'. Stae il eLU'Yived a daughter, Mrs • .~~e Bater of Danville. · _: Rev. and Mrs. Bretz were well known here as Mr. Bretz served as pastor of the Fed~ated for a numbet' ot. Two Draw Fines lnlood Frienda may call at the ai any time. Burial in 1M Cbtpel Cemetery, yan:. INTaiiS SjliiboL ·' A eontribution of len dollarl wu made to the Pomeroy Emer· 1eney Squad when the LoU BoU.om PTA met Friday eveAlDJ Sepl 2nd at ~ tchool. · President Mr. S. A. Bardin preand after tbe report of the bOminatiq committee the fol· lowina: offleen weft re-eleded. Pruident-Mr. s. A. Rardia, VJee.presideat--lln. Ara Myen, SecreUry-Nellie Aladnil' treas- :::~lhe::, .':""~':iftcb ' ' and Tuesday Replar TbW'sday, 1&. Lyne further states Grtnde bas alwaya a tucher trainina a JN:~ter lnterNt ls eXat present with Jarae enrollinl In the edueadepUtiDent. Reeen( lea:illa· ~::::I •etlon and encouragement an state level have played molor parts •Ill attraaUnJ mote atudenb ;:;~I Into ~·, teaehhq field.'' ...,,~·I '· Today's Chuckle Former Mel,(s Resident Dies Of Heart Attaek Fun!ral servtees - tor • ,.,...,;~ : " ' I, " "' ! 101111 - i -· ... .,~ PLAN fRII,IAY MIITING The Mal'l'- Sbtine. White Sl:l'lne Of Jtm~Nlem .Ul 'meet in rep}ar seuitl'D at tbe JOOF HIU, 'Friday, 9 II Market Reports ....... . """' Qori:lhy MIIOIII 'TID MD 'Rldllc· ' ,' Meigs Temple, PJthltn Sisttra ip lleinbart, made pl~s ror tbeir annual Fam· Mn. Homer ily N1gbt 1nd for Uae distrkt Watts. Mrs. Miss Smilb eoaventlon to H beld in Middleport in Oetober wbell they met committees Tuesday 1t the K. of P. Ball with Reception. Miss Erma Smltli, Moat Elcellent MN. Griff CINCINNATI, 0. UP-Produce: EJP, steady, receipta moder· ate, stoeta well e1eared: coD5U· mer A Jar1e white 58-80, brown ~ M-60 ; medium white 4~1. brown 48-61; wboleNle, 80 per cent A evtra tare• wtnte 46-&llrl. Chief, preshltDC: · · ., '> Meigs Tel\lple Pythian Sisters '.:: . Plan For District Conv~liU.n are his wife and two ,. • • . .' .' .. ~- "''eDPflbi' ,financial sulkJ)Oft untU a rqular bOard meeting Ia held on Se~ 12. To tbe average marrltd man a MElTING c;ALLID sO,.Cb m time ill 1 complete sur· There will be a iolat meetine pr:se. ccop)'O'laht GeMnl Foalu:'· of the Americu Le&lri abd 1 the es Corporation) -'uzlliary Racine Post oo ThursMn. Moequtto: ''Where la your day evenina at Ute Leglda U.,U. Plans are to be m:i~ f!)r an daughter?" ice eream social to be held .Situr· Mrs. Houtefi-J: "Sbe juat went to the front door ror I. &ereen day eveniq. I . ChickeDs, fryen weak, beDS firm, ' l,O"'iPls ligbl; [ryen: 27-28; hens, heavy 19-21; htDII, li&bt 1516; old J'1)08ters 10.11. Butter, 90 score lmc. ·-·· --:~s.f.......,; co..t. '"""' ~ . I Mrs. MIX ~1 ~; meatum white 'Jlbe ,Family Nllbt will be held COsh-· 38-43, brown 38-43, Current l'e- On Otfober ' &nd I~ PytbiiD st.. cei~, 12-30. tenl and Kniebtl oflt,tibiu ud • • 1 p•omi" of brown :--- Esbenaur told the board tbl't if be were convinced tbal,the drive would auoeeecl it tb& oiteop.tbie group would step oat of the pjc-ture, the os~eopat.ba ·•outd . do just tbat. He added that ·the osteopahic group would not bled: 1117 urer-Mra. DorothJ ~. procreasive movement iii tile eouaty. Tbe conditioa or the play- . ' &fC¥Jnd equipment wu dlicuaed However, he poiDted -Out tba' be llld Mr. Joe BiueU ..., IIJPOint- wu not convinced that-l tlte drive ed to do 10me repa1riq: of tbe would suc:eeed if the o.&.eopat.bs swlDp and teeteNottm. ,.-ould withdraw their sa,a.porl ije Tbe next mediDC 1ril1 be held ~d that thil was nol ·t&e proper Od. 7th. A protmft will be ~ lime for the ~DO'a to wltbdnw. pared nd refreshmeata of pie llembren of the board voted to and coffee will be Hn'td. delay aQ deci•ion on EehenaW"a Miry Teres& Meier, dauabier President Paul R. Lyne, Rlo of Mr. and Mn. '"~PhlULp M.el~r. Grande CoUeie 11t11tes that enrollWebe 'J;'er;race, tnt~ · the St. ment prospeet11 1 at tlie 11maJI Josepb School of Nur•lnJ, Park· southeastern Ohio achool are most eraburJ, W. Va., tills week. encouraa:Inc wlth a large increAse is the third' dJ'Illbter to indleated. The Fall term open11 Patricia Ia a Septem~r 12 with a eofleae re~liyllll wiD c~tlon and studeot eo'un.cll miJ.er seheduled during the first week to belp •t1,1dcmta and faeulty 'to b~ome aequalhted. Upper cilaaamen and transfer atudentl will r,_ JlaJer on Monday and Tuesda)' with Fre!tunen' rea:lstration tet for Frnbmen wUI b' ~ .,........... ' ..;t. 11-7 '. , . N~ :Yorio Coiin4ea¥e' · Under reJU].ations laid doft bJ the s:overnment iD tbe Hill-Burton Ad, all pbysJciana liet!BHd \o pradice medicine in the .Uti ahall have tbe opportunity to .Pf40' tlee in 1ny hoapital built by lunda derived undt-r the ·act. Tbe Muon CountJ boapilll ia to be "ullt wilb fundJ from the JOYerament ander the mu Burton Act. ~b• are licensed to practice 111ediclne in West Virginia. Pled&e• of $93,000 toward lhe hospital bne been received iand it has been reported, anoUidaii-J. Uaat the drive hu alowe6 dowa. The Medical M5oeiati.on HbJ• mitte- reiterated the counctl't sta~ but added that tbe · · flD:al deeiliion was bein1 left up to tbe couaty ifOUP and that "lite)' would not advise the aoeiety on the proposed hOtBpital." m-ed in Wahama White Falcons ~::~ comnuUee repreHaiUIJ tlle Welt Virainia Medieal Auoelatioo, wbo had gone on record u beiq op. posed to praeth:e (or lfDa ill the ume . hospital witb osteopatbl. ·V..tbf:~":tt-~:"" ·~....; "i;b'r;fl · :~.~ .: .. lmhmei:t' ~ and'' !"ember- !fu·e. ALQ~.na.11 . grandParent~. . port." I 1be announcement of the ... son Medical Societ:r beeame kaowa after memben bad met with , a a Con.UnuiDI ,Pu~~· Interest·. In procram. temporary plans will be In the E~ucatlon! made for the ·Home Demonstration enb;ies have Local leaden ia tbe Otfieers trainirfg m'etina... to be Sigma P)>i, El<omplor point out that held• on September tft . .. Beta Slama Phi, Ridl!ll c the civic Clliba out the nationa auch fN' The lctiJ Legion, Rot11Y Clubs, ClUbs, Kiwanii , Cll,lbs, Vetertn• Of 'Foreign Wars and othen Who are interested in the educatiob ani:J welfare lot the Amefil!lft . , J - .... Medical Society Attitude Is .Pomeroy LioD$ Club Will Sponsor Three Here SepL 20 ! Cited As Reason For Failure .£.arents To Meet c•r "Fn'day On·Jnn,1"or cal wl!at A~ o.,, Bi:Yd· Howl!<~•o!• ·c•n We Enouli4 Gbod Teiohe..,.....nd ~P ' l l Teams ~ w, Footba ' . our sohoola-Bi:lla oiid opente FURt~UTQJ.. ' c:..w ... ltlo: - Seen In Fund Ori.ve " Pt. Pleasant Hospital Broiler.' .monstratlon Council il to be at the home of Mrs. Mlx.ine Goeclein on l'latwooQ Road, between Bt. 7 1lDd 33, tuftt.ing on Rt. 7 at Five Point•- It will begin Friday at 12:110 P. M. , The main pUJ'!POU of tile meet· jJ:Ir: Ia to set up \he ho.tne demoafereD,Ce. · various copfer•ilotl and will be- slratlon proitam for the FaU and Winter. It la _lmpol'tant that all The local moYement joins in eome tbe bash!! bx_ wbieh loeal aroupa be r-epresented, and if 1 with other communities through~ aroups tuch ii the 'oDe betna ·o r- lmpouible lo .attend, they are out , tbe country Jn .declding; what sanize~ in M~l~ · CG.unty WUI bp· urged to send a subltitutc. . individual dtitens ean do ln their erate. El.eb araup is requested to ----The questiob8 ~: (U What brina the follc_Jwinc jo.formatloa: 0 Sh9uld OUr Seboqll A~mpU11b? Namet of aU persona in then· aliw cin we orp,lie our Sebool ·S)'Items Mon ·Efticientlyf eo~munity J~LJterrated in the Tail· AIOWAr Mr. an.4 M"'s. George Doolittle have been vl':iiting her parent! Mr. and Mra. Glenn Lambert' and trare plannin, to move t~ Athens, wh~rc he wiD ba enroU· ed ~t Ohio UnlvenJty. Fn,nk Eastep, who Ia 'Qmpl•f· ed at Waverly, spent the weet· end with his mother, Mrs. Virginia Eastep . ShtrJey Evans, who 1a employ. ed ln Columbus, Is tpendlng the week with her JfiDdmotber Mrs C. F. Hawll:h1a and famUy ' Libor Day guests of Mr. a'nd Mru. E. M. Blake and · were Mr. and MriJ. Roy Tracy Mr. and Mrs. B. :a. Elder Mr. and Mn. H. H. Elder Jr and daughter, lu~b'! Columbue·: Mr. and Mrs. Grahm Pasaden.' California. ' , ' Mr. and Mr1. Wtm,m Hovatter (P atsy Hickman) ltaw. been visit· lng his Parente, Mr. and Mra WinlaM Hovatter aud Ida Billy. Mr. and Mra. Cllifoi'd , Stum~ .and cl!Udren, Gail, Deanne, Da ... rell and Marilyn sue, •pent sa't~:~ at Camdea Park, HunU!fa· Lue~Ue ' ,... ......., ..... Tl<o-... Single Copy Pomeroy-Middleport, 'roup.To Aid ·schools'. To -'Organize ora:anizati4)n of a ,plaanip/ com- eo~mJJpitie~ ,&:o • promote belter mittte as a pr.elud,e to 1 eount,- .schpqiJ. , wide meetins· of ·loreig';' .COUntlans· 'l:llei porl~d ·fro!nl Sept. ' to Od. intensted in tJie opel'l.tion tp.d T ·bal. be... ,et ul4e by the Ohio bfltternu!nt ol school• will , talle Wbl_te Houe. CoDf__UQce tor \be place tonight at the Coun\y Super- boldinl of count1,: -and eoutmuqitJ lntendent of Schoola (.Iff!~ in tbe conferences tbroullloUt tt.e .tate.· Court Hoit~e at 8 P. M. , ·U.ter In tbfi tall · the&e ecnater~ · The organiz&tion pf '1he 'plann. eDCill will report to a seeond Ohio '"' canimittee will pl;vl! the Way State Contereaee. for Ute community eon,rer~~~ 'o SP:: p~latent Q\tettio~J have carry out the Program of the b!!en stt up ·for ·d'lleus•mn and White House Educational ' Con· ~tudy to be plaoed before the holfday yn~ek;:~ Mrs. John r ., and daughter, Jua. will!;... • White Ho~e·.~ucatjo~Bl P~ · Me~Co Home G~·-~round In M~19 County , Demonstration (amlly. '-- ' a1 CJtize~s i. MUdred Shuler and famUy - few days. . ,, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm and n~nmy have been on a• vata. t;'lJP~.~,~t w'eek with .rt!laUvea ' " ..... -¥~~¥~,~, Laneaste~ and otber plaej!a. lleY. ·aad Mrs.' Cahnichael• ot Sou.tb We.bet"er have been dtt. U.e 'ehoresJot -~em, .. and Mr.e. 'RichMrd Heilman Hill wer....- the l1st at·. Mr. aad Mrs. • e • Harold HeUman and children oi .QelletontaiD!, 0., and Misl!l Nancy ltiua of Dan.lo were eueats nt!entl:y of ·C1ark lbl' 8'nd llmYy . Mro, Elizabeth Vt.!er oi ci,.~ land .bl vialtin1 ber daughter Mrs . nttne . • niDI for an old· fubloned helll!ll lor llf. in~· Mrt. Robert Lou}~, ~~~· ofwer~ Mr. ond M... he son, spent t.h' weekend la ens. Mr and Mn. WiUiam and dauahter, IJma,. el:ld . auests ol ht. . . • Rawklns J Mr. and ri1ta, ' ' Severll.trieJula 64 aele)bon aattwed at tbe bom.e of 111:. ud 11<1: Chorles f. lllle l!'tlday ev• picture are $ltt potlratls whole eurYts lend .,ace to :.t.be to~•· The dtrt foliap autrOUnillnll the aun-tlect Water sl•e -latereatlnr contrast tO the model .. blonde hair and the \lie riN •t the pool. The· trees In the baekrr~..,W provide identi6eatlon for the locale u welJ u contrlbutina to _ the oYer-aU CQMJOiitlon.1'he n• flection 'n the J'.&u provides interest 1n a picture where ahad- . owsare not. an important. f~. A pictun 11ke thls can bl found at anr ,ol. 'fhe seent ol reallr aoot1 re~ultli Ia rood posing ·and waltll:it until the natural u,htinr is ~laht for th• effeet desired. • • IY IIIMA IHL·· Rev.· Elden ;BIU:a lfu beea ,u&Jined 11 putor at tbe Neue ChiPel for lllo colalq 7""" IDd tbt lint 'Pt'tachiq: al!f'Yice,. 1ri1l be Sept. lllb •t ~ f. II. 't John Childs, McMechen. w va., Is spendmg a week with hLs bro thcrs, George and Leo ChiJda, e.!il and their families Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Darrell Chevalier and aon and Mrs. George Childs entertain Darrell Lee, of Columbus arrived ed with a family dlGner. Those Thursday for a visjt with her present wero John mother, Mrs. Freda 'Ritchie ' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Misa 1oAnne Swatzel, ~tudent and family, Gloria and c:''-!! 0~ 11 ;1 nurse a.t Holzer Hospital, 1spent the holiday weekend with her Candace and Christine Micky and Sheila ChUds parenta, Mr'. and Mra. AJbert SwatChilds, Mrs. Mmnie ' zel. Miss Susie Taylor. ~r. and Mrs. Harry Saddler of Mr and Mrs. Cash Bahr and BrldJeport arrived Sunday tor a Mr. and Mrs. Wi11ia~ Childs weekend Visit wUh her aister.s spent the weekend at Mountain ~1rs. Bentz Wolfe and Mrs. WilJ: Lake, Va. Hllll Baxter and husbands. Miss Datsie Saunders visited Mrs. Agnes Swiiher of Colum. Mr. anC Mrs Paul Andrews lnd bu~ spent the holiday weekend family at Long ..Dottom, Sunday. with her son and dau,:bter.Jn.Jaw Recenl guests of Dana Gate- }fr and Mrs Wayne Swisher. ' woo~ were Mr and Mrs. V. A. Mrs. Be.tty Blackwood, Miss Cousms and children, Dayton; Madelyn F1elds and M!:;o~ Frankte Mr. and Mrs Charles Gomer &nd W1ppel spent the hohday week· ch1ldren, Columbus; Mr and end at Indian Lake. Mrs Paul Go10er · and family Mr and Mrs. Andreas Turnbull ,Pomeroy ' of Columbus spent the weekend Pvt Rae Ann Mills and Pvt. w1th relatives in Syracuse and Leonard Gwiazdowsky. Arlington, New Haven. Va., were holiday weekend Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Ables of gueslll of her parents, Mr . and Cleveland were weekend 1 ueata Mrs. Rus1wll MU!s and family. , ol Mr and Mn Dan Rizer. , A/2c Jack Ratliff, Mountain Mr . and Mr.s. 1ohn · GJU1ore Home, Idaho, is visiting his aunt and daughter, Valerio, have r~­ and uncle, Mr and Mrs. c. R. turned home from a vacation oil Karr Sr., and family . Lake Erie, , Mrs. Lucille Naylor of Franklin Fred Schronth. and daughter, Ind., spent the weekend with he~ Ann, Br1dgcport, came to Mid· brother and sister...in.Jaw, Mr. and dle~ort Sunday, and were JICcom· Mrs Irving Karr Sr. rn me<.l home Monday by Mrs Mr and Mrs. Charles Stanley Schroath and son, Rick, who had been ~I&Yinj( with her mother and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomp. Mr~ . C. M Erwin. ' son and daughters spent the hob. day wee~end at Buckeye Lake , The Philathea Society ot ~ hm·ch of Christ will meet . Mr. snd Mrs. Carl Riga:s have rhursfiay mght at the home of re~urne~ to their home, Columbus, alter a three week~' vacation Mrs Robert McElhinney. with relatJves in the Bend area. The Middleport Emergenc Mn. William J. Durst is spends(luad was called Monday whe~ Paul Baker was reported HI A ~v.g a week in Marion with her i0CB I phys ician was called to son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and tr•~at the patient. Mrs. Kenneth Roush and family Virgil Roush returned ho~e Mrs. Ruth Adams, Cotumb ~~~s been visiting Mrs Cra~~ Sunday after a visit in Dayton with relatives. avis and Mrs \ George Lash Rutland · er, Mr. and Mrs E. H ncr, Dayton, are week wlth Mr and ~tlb~ bartd weekend guests e e er home were Mr Mrs. Marvin PauUn and child Patty lind K€\nt Ca d ren, Mr d , m en, and da~~ht!:-r\tJ!nk~n Ginther . • IIOIIINING STAll ' Mr. and Mrs. SU.t1.11 Haum.a of Portsmouth were reuqt auestJ o( Mr. and Mrs .1. 0. RoOdel. Frederiet Mohlenpab h11 re. turned to his bomfl, Newark, af. ter " week't Yltit with biB: brotherin-law and sls~er, Mr. and Mra. ..J. 0 Roedel. Mr and Mr1. Robert L. Hamm and daughter, Banbara, returned to lhelf home, Ch..illieotb~, Moo· day after a three week'• visit , with her ,parents, Mr. an(~ Mrs. J. 0 Roedel. While here &lr. ~nd Mrs Hamrn attended a meeting of the Midland Mutual ln&urance Co. held French Lick, lnd , and e:nrollte home visited m Cmein· nat1 Their daugh,ter. Barbva, rcmamed wltb her grandparents:" ' Mr and Mrs Glen Cha.se were overnight suests of his mother, Mrs. John Chase, Thursday. They left Friday morrung , Cor a week end visit at Hockin.-port with Wallace Glenn. Allen Chase returned to his Jtome ..in Huntingtcm Friday eve· nmg after a several days visit w1th his mother, Mrs. John Chase. Miss Virginia Fisher retw:ned to her home m Charifi!ston Monday after a visit with her aunt Miss Nettie Koehler. ' Mrs. Agnes Fay ol Altoona, Pa. is the guest or the Misses Lu,. cretia, Augusta and Ada Gen\ he1mer. Mrs. Robert Ritchie, Mrs. Bert :&ETTY p11 don't..teeetsarl· Teaford and family and Min t, m•n the piet• wUl ~ Norma Jean Bearha were business •implJ' pnUJ. Give JOur aubJ~t • bielulrep that will add. rlam~ visitors In Parlr:era!lurg, Friday. or to the eom.P.,OBIUon. Mr. and Mrs. Willis (Pete) Your pietutira wm be ma,e in· Bearha .of Portsmouth, Va ., spent terettlnr It JOU pose J01ll' model the hohd.ty weekend with rel.ativ. ' Jn a aetttnr that I• attractive in • • ... 1 • a•. , CARS DAMAGED .Andrew S. Ml.!ht, 87, Rt. 3 Lar> ca:ster, 0., was the driver of a car that did minor damqes to a parted vehicle on West Main. The driver of UKl parked auto their .famiUes an inrited. Mrs Lillian Steift is 1ln ebll'Je Gf tbe program and Mn. E. l. Tomp)Qns. Mrs. FloreDCe Bush and Miss Mar11ret Sauer ~ ·.m the re. freshment comnlittee. A tOwel shower for tlnlir , kittben will be held tbat altht iby· the Sisters. Durina:. the .¥nea& meetiDI the Temple vi>ti4 I. "eodtribution for t.he Red Ciou nood. lteliet fund. It wu rflpottld tbet the benches, wbir.b had been aeledttd and ~ ~y a •~IIH pur'*'.. ~ w. RoUib, l't The Miibl auto WIS lravelirlc ' West weJ'l\ in•Wl'iil at 'tllo ~ was ~ . . . &tr41t. . . ,, ~. ""':- 1.; 0! ~ ~CtpJf ·- ~~._.. ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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