http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a1fdb003d52d2790cd960dd5b1f194ce.pdf bcf05f76fb3fd825299c758773c430ed PDF Text Text • -----·• ' Poge EIQht The Dally Senti~ ~iblicaiVerseSets Theme I Mrs. C. E Hoyt and Mrs. Homer Bytell. The cJosang pl'8.yer was given by Mrs. J . Q. Rice. Ohlinger Reunion Held On Sunday The Kingdom Builders fOB • Class the chureb. wtth Mra WUiiam Morgan, prestdent. m charge 4-ll Club Leader Inspires T~en·Agers The meetlng opened with the hymns "In My Heart There Rings a Melody" and "Bringing In the Sheaves", followed wtth prayer by Mrs Amos Leonard. Devotions taken from "The Upper Room" were led by Mrs. Lewis Grueser A program was presented con· s tstlng of the followmg readipgs, ''Th e Importance of Trifles'', Mrs Scott Folmer , the Little Chureh" Clean Hearts," Mrs. nard, "The "G OO: Blesa and "For Amos Leo- Neighborly Man," New Furniture BAKER WALBURN I I FURNITURE FREE DELIVERY Oa The Brlgblel& Middleport Society REUNION Fifty-six were pre11ent Sunday when 1the Walburn !amtly reunion was he ld at the Legan Park Mra. Stella Walburn , Middleport, who Ia 7e., was the oldest mem· her of the fam1ly al the reun• ion. Otherfi from thts area were Mr. and Mrs . Eber Lew ts and daughters, Janice and Pauline; Raymond Walburn and sons, Dennis and Pete; Mr anrt Mrs. Dale 1Walburn, Leater W•lbW'IIo The Middleport Garden Club m('t at the home of Mrs John Duerr Monday evemng w1th Garen Stansbury, president, s1dmg and Mrs. M L Fnmel>l acting as secretary In the sence of Mrs R C. Sansbury. Crary Davis read several artl<ele1•l from "Popular Gardening" Jt was announced that the books for 195fl-ts6 are at printers and Will be ..d2~t~lbut;~ at Ute next meetmg Hospital Clinic Adds '. , Dr. I. C. Waler Jr To Staff be held Octobe:- 3 at TONIGHT TONIGH}' Slrategle Air Command New York Conlldence Vht. VIsion (Technlcolor) JIIMI ltfttrt J"Mo AIIYIOit Short ....... Sept. 24 By CBS • Broderick Crtw':"ord Rich Cont• ..~ a 9 "'" . I \ onuro. Pr' Thun. PrL ' S•pt, 8·9 Randolph leott Dorothy M1lon. Strange Lady Jn .Town Clntmtlc:ope First Of Big 10 Telecasts To Be TEMPI.E Tall Man Riding (Ttchnlc:olor} II'Mf' G1non Dane Andrawt lhort. CTtchnlcolor) ShorJ1 ClUCAGO UP- The farst of five n 1g Tl'n rootball games to be televised on a regional ba!lh, In the Midwest thiS fa11 !he Columbta w1ll be the Michigan na game on Sept 24. The other games to be ccd , wJil be on Oct. 8, ~f;":;,~::~u,1 tllt!l::~~~ '-::======= "=•:,·-=============""'.:."N'."o:v·:_":5,..'u'."n":'d..'N~o':v~l.<_2·:____ .. -----------~~-----------~~-~~~---------~ ·-· .. . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I ' OFF TO ' SCHOOL?~ ,- tnake s11-re they take a· ... . «~ JIOME"Card with them! • i II', r r· U dle)' ~- Pew how much it J!lelnl tO .., their voices ... to bQ1II' p ~'re doing ••• - . ' ' ,';~ .theJn to lelephone regularly. , \ ·· Give daem 'tWa wallet-me "Callliome" Card that com< ~ l ~ identificalion with a ref!linder to call ~ ~ ....~ "Collecl". C.U OUf ~~ Office for thia cud lhat will "bring ~ chlhwlfllome" when they're away. I' II • enttne e ' Vol· VII No. 122 . Editorial Phone 397 • Single Copy Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Theodore Lehew, Mrs Emma Leifheit; Prospect HiU and Mr. and Ml'B. Wdllam Thuener, 51f'acu1e, spent the hohday week of MrR F. Ji' Maag MEIGS Pomeroy P'ersonals wer, Mrs Mrs . Phllhp Ohlinger and daugb- Leonard, Mrs Scott Folmer and ter, Ann, Mr. and Mrs Conrad grandson Jeffrey Mr H gh Ohhnger and children , Mic hael, &:arbs. Mrs Lewi~ Grue!"er ~nd Wdma, Merle, Sheila and Naom1, and Mrs Clifford Lelfh t M1 sa Emily Ohlinger, Troy Obi Ci inger and J.ohn Rapp all of Pom er oy !I ROOMS Of Wednesi:lo)!, September 7,"1~ . wnbua, and IJ'lnddaatbter, Clncb' Coode, spent laturlila:r "lth hi~ mother, llrs. J L . caato and Mr. md lin. Homer CUto. • :Mr. aod Mrt. r. E. Brld~r and hil pareata, Mr. and lin. Geor1e Jlf. an4 lin. Paul C..lo, Coled Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sween- Neaselroad Sr. He Wll aceompaney of Athens were SUnday JUeJla led back by hb p10ther ud Wter, umbus~ aud'bla rnotber, ¥r•· J . L. of Dr. aad Mn. P. E. Stanley, Mlu Janet and MJSJ Lena MUeh, Cuto wer~ Sundu JUel\l ot Mr. WMt Main Sl who retllrn..td bome SatiU'day eY• aod Mra:. Jllll\el Conde. Lincoln Mr. Uld Mra. Cbules E. MeKel- ninJ. Georie ep~t aev..-.1 days Holehll Min Harriett Casto, Hunun,. vey and daughter, Hope, of Bel- with Mr and Mra Hank YOUDJ ton vbiled b.er aunt, Mts. J. L pre were &uest.s Monday, of Dr. and family at their eamp, Tan· Casto and Mr. •n~ Mn. Homer and Mra. P. E. Stanley and en· ners Run, Caste', Monday. : joyed dinner at the dlmng lod&e Mr and Mra. Hank Younc and Guea;t1 of Mr.a. Claude Dant at Lake Hope. Mrs. John Chaae left Sunday famlly b"ave returned home after Sundey evenlDJ were Mr. an4 for a vialt ln Huntmgton wtth her a week's vacation at their c:amp, :t.fnJ Paul Caato and lira. J . L. ' Casto. son-in-l•w and daughter, Mr. and Tanners Run. Mias IJ•Ic01 ~11\t Nesselroad of Mrs. Harold Russell and son, AI· Mr. and Mr1 Dan Fischer an¢' len Chase. She was accompamed Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mro. AI Jl'ilc:bor, llbarle.. by her son, Allen, who came for her parenti, ~r. and · Mra. Gt<!Tile ton were holld•y week't!nd JUesta Nesseiroad st. her. '. of their brother-in-lAw and 1ister, Mn. Ettie! Lowery or Columbu_s Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kumi.t Jlr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wttbera. : WI! the bohday weekend gue~t of left Monday for their home, GarMf. and Mn. R. B. Wilkins lJl1i relatives. field Helgbt.s, after a vtlrit with his mother, Mn. Ada Wllkl01 and Wyatt Will of Columbus spent Mr. and Mrs. Pbil Globokar and ,daUJhler. Rutbt, of Laneuter wiekend .rue.U Df !ln. Addie the holiday weekend w1th his fa- famt11. Mr. and Mra. Paul Casto, Col- GI'W!:Ier. ther, Emmett Will, Chester Road. Mr. and Mrs. James Wall and daua:bter, Debra, Cheater P.oad I)M!nt Sunday with relatives m CoiiHDbiLI. Misa t.uey GJbbs spent the boilcia)' weekend in Portland the peat ol Mr. and Mrs. Joe Price and Mrs. Lucy Scov1Ue and at· tended the homeoomtng. . Mr. and Mrs Charles Rayburn and aon, Freddie, left today for their home, ChJcago, Ill ., after a visit with her mother, Mra. Baker Gordon a:od Mr Gordon. llisa Barbara Webrunc, student Dune at Holzer Hcspital spent the holiday weekend w1th tier araadparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webruna and other l'elatives. SN :kennetn M,anku1 of No,rfolk, Va., spent the W'eekend With Mrs. Mankin and children of the Rock Springs Methodist Church met Thursday evening at W1iham Gruescr, "A Per. so~;~ ' s Attention '', Mrs John Hartung, and "Fellowworkman With Gorl ," Mrs Lewis Grucser. The famtly of Mrs Clara Ohl Mrs. MGrgan a poem from the mger held a reunion Sunday at 1 McGuffey reader and &180 a pober home West Loc~st St ' em , "How You Live.'' The hymn, A plcm~ dmner wa~; enJoyed at "Day is Dyang in Tbe Weat" and noon and also m the evenmg by the Lord's Prayer lR unnon, conMrs. Ohhnger Mr and Mrs eluded t~e meetmg Herman Ohling'er and son T11rry Attendmg were Mrs. Wilham Mr and Mrs William cihhnge; Morgan, Mr. and Mn. John HllTtd •· b b ung, Mrs. Anna Reuter Mrs an ..... ug ler, 0 e bJe, Mr and Wilha m Grueser, Mrs. ' Amos $299.00 - Ohio The Daalv Senunel Kingdom Builders For Missionary Social Hour Hold Meeting The B. H. Senbora JrlbaloDU')' Dwing the busmess meetmg Society met Monclu Ditbt at the the Cirelea: Doreas, EJecta , Love Jl'int Baptist Chureb with Mn joy and Priscilla, gave their Allen Hugbea, preaident, preald- monthly reports. 1q, Theme of tbe devoUoa&l The bosteuea: Mrs Raymond Al"Yiee. t;Jle program and the re- Lumao, Mn. Milton Hood, Mrs fruhment& carried out tbe BibU· A. R. Pullen, Mrs. WJllls An cal verse about ''The Gra.JD of 1thony, Mrs H M Cross and Mt ss M:uatard Seed " Flor1nel Talbott invited the mem The members of tbe Eleeta ben to the dming-room where Cirele were in charge of the de· refreshments were .sen'ed The votional service and thoae tak· place~ards were decorated w1th 1111 put were Mn. Paul Smsrt Mustard seeds and the tables and Mrs E L Hughes. Members were centered with yeJlow of the Dorcas Circle gave the chrysanthemums ln brass ccnprogram . Mrs. Charles Bennett, tamers a nd hghted by tall green Mn. Beulah Whate, Mrs. Harry tapers 1n brass cande labra gar· Houdaahlet, Mrs Isabel Wine- landed wtth 1vy. brenner, MM~ B. F Parmalee, ~"omeroy..Middleport, • Dr 1 c. Ukel walker Jr.• M. D. has jomed the stall of Holm Clime as of September 1. Dr Walker is a cerUfled spetiaUat in Internal medicine and diagnosis He is a graduate ol tbe School of Medicine of Duke University and served his medic~ lnternab1.p at Grady Memorial Hospital ln. Atlanta, Georala. .,.. t o 0 eIober IDIIO From JuIY t••t he was a resident m medicine at Cincinnati 'Geural Hoapltal. He loft Cinctnntti to enter the Air Force where )l,e aerved with the rank of Captain as Clllef of Medical Service at the Hill Air F(]ree Baae Hospital ~n Utah !rolh Nciv. ember 19IJO throUJh October 1902. Returmng from active jluty fte served 111 resldNit in mudtemt at Cmctnnati Genera] HO&pital. Dr. Walker b reald~l &t 610 Fb:at Annue. Hta Ytife will remain 111 Geor«Ja witb the . d~ · dre;o until October &th, •t Wblth Ume they wUJ ~ove J"'tb · ~b~r and Mrs. Wilbur Moore. new home at 1f Co41f ::Sife;t, ~ • I.t .Mrs. R. S. Clever of Portsmouth which tb.ey have leaaed , om~,. ~lilted Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alq>o M<:Cormlek. Ml" Jl~Of- Wilb lhick and her mMher Ji.~fetl~ ' Ut'-r Mcore. chased the prOperty at 1U• ~-~~~~~C~~h.nles Loehacy returned to Aveaue fomtei'J' ......~ »:.;I! -'\)r Forte Baae. . nt: John J. ~hwab, wJ1o•1~ l 0 after , a weekend VISit move int~ hit new hom+ 9IJ b!tparenu, Mr. and Mq. ehard HilJ approxim&tely ,S6ftj ·~.t;.ocbary. He was aecornWI!h Di". Walker'o od4ltl@ · 'to to ColliiObus by hos par· the staff, the Holter Oltble' rla,v be left by plane. numbere thirteen apeetaltau. ])r Nesseiroad return· W•llcer "~Viii also serve lthf Norfolk, \fa., Fri. at.rf of Holzer u tn furlough with internal modletne ber of tbe Holzer "'""e·a ment ollnternal.Me.!fi~•lno;_ a&aociated with le)•, Cblel or lnlernal ~L~~:I';'~4 Holzer Hospital al)d ~ J'osQph P. Brady and ~hwab, who ne 1~0 IP!OC~~II!IB From July 1913 to July lDtlf, he engaged m s-pecial work in the cardiac laboratoty at the same hospital, carryint oUt resta~b problems m tannection with di!iOIII O!i f./ the neart. Durin& this lli"laternal medlaln~. time he Willi lmt:ructur in medlClfle at tne UniveNity of CinclD~-­ nati School of Medicine. Smce then he has eng1~;ed in private practice as a specialist in internal medicine and Savannah, Georala. Dr. In a Dtpiomate of the Board of Internal Medicine and a member ol Alpba Ollltla Alpha and Nu Si&ma Nu ' fnternitlel!l. Dr. Walker Ia 80 yell'l of a1e and ts a native of Qeutaia. His wUe, Sarab, Ja a 1aative of the aame stale and att4indtd Jun~ lor ColleJe ID Georcia. Prior to her rnediellll Hospital ltudied art demy, haa by and In the She Is the dren. Mark 3 and 1btl end il1 Columbus with Mr. and ilrs. William Lehew and son, 1'eddy. They were accompanied home by Ttddy who will vtslt With hjs grandmother Lehew. Mr. end Mrs. Hobart Riaga and family of Crooksvllle were week 111ests of h••r mother, Mrs Har:brecbt. 1 Lonnie. Tanneldl, Mt. Sterling, was an overnight guefit o.f Mr lDd Mrs. :Q.. L. Jacobi. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and ehJidren, Sandra and Jay, of C•n to)\ were weekend guests of Mt 1 ' w d. E R • at "YOUR $UNRISI TO ; SU~SET Invitations will be seat to prealdenti aild aec:tetarlilfl of PTA units in the c:ounty, **'t,A..C." • el')'; tWenty.aeven IJI:eat ' .' (friends JPIY eall at · ,., dence anf tim~. . , ' ~ ·.. Bwtal· will be made 'a t the ~ld dl'poio\ Hill Cenletecy, Racine Legion ~ ' Plans'Sucial / Woman.Killed ,In T~~k Crash At·McArthur ' ~ ot )\ndrew J MeAlrrHUR. '0. UP-~,. en G. Garris, 20. of near HJll, Ky., WIS J killed Wedneadar lvhi!J! the truek Rlt&, 4. I To.,~-,~p~24 ' .. Al Middle.,ort planned TAG DAY PI pet for l!i~;~~be;.1 tialla oehedutea September :Ml ll••H'been Q,D Qet. , Ill•· annual Bill\? ,.. 11 ·oay by the time promlijent· spelloeraJ Ml~dleport Ban4. Bo011irs A,... veraed Ia the •problems 1 elation. ' Cold Dies Su~denly , ' ~d·TagDay Unlllce and is assistiq Mr. rejlstering JDd starting es thas week in tbill area. Registration Will tbis week end cl188es wdl start in Pome~)' ,ob Mooday when regh:tratiun ·Wlll still be accepted. During lhe , 1 pu~ summer v11eatlon ' Pllilil• of Jlr. Pavllsb have danced at se¥'._{al funetions in the ~ea. Cbarluaqna Hess and John Strickl•ild 'Weather bp.ve appeared at variOua Gr..-e Of Seuon Revorted meetings; a lara:e aumbeir of the cl•ss appeared at the lualor Fair ' KANE. Pa. UP-Tho fint cold ID. GaUla County Ud Juhlllbg Me- wutber report of the apprCM.~b­ Hartford, presented 1 solo inl aeaso• was tuued today fronr o. A_ Wblte, 8'1, a IGrJ!lU Mid· Clune, eomuattJ of daDce at the B,atoa Twirlina camp thla "iee box" dleport bUilness·m•.n. died at Pennsylvania: hia home in Oaeeola, Iowa, at Illfrb~~~!~/:i,w. Offieia1 temperature 30 delfHI wlllVa. have only one iMihos~! cordlul to lhe word reoelve4 a week· in M'eiJs Cou~ty add with heavy morning £rOll, first of relative• bere. ' a'L.~ will be In Gallloplt., sea10n. Flocks of wild ceese waa a brother of w.:: Wellston, jatJr.son and were alghted. beadllll south. Wblte1 Middleport. , and ·aurvlvon littlude tw6 niecea, Florlnel Talbott and Mrs. Croa 1 ud a n!phew, James Fonner R~ideQ:t OI Middleport which she waa ' ridin& crashed tnt.o a bridle abutpum.t near )ntured ll'-the <rub vlCtlm's husbilnd, · Cbarlea <!''!""I 32, drl- ~1, thO truCk and daughter. and 1·~ ~' ~~~{~,.. ' .. Jacoba: chairmaa eomml~ ' Cheshire Re8ident Claimed' By D~atb . N'eitft ' ·TV·-Station ~ tbt aehoQIII 'IIIII be "' For haad to lood t~e dlaewolo ...,.olee·l l'] ,· N'.~1"", cum tlie eounw·wlde "meOtl".. ~'-t, (Jt; Mrs. 11oij wtJI .be made, alao ol pla. t.O attend the state DaDo will Ut>aal 2 ' )1101. ,:ST!TIOH" I I On,y.,,.Dla! I I I I ' . sUrvivors anclude I .\l.lbtJ!r· ib-law, ~- Gene Brl~81; ·flY~ lra~dehlldren, Mrs. Clevt;: Mc,or bei.d, Qoliimbus;~Mrs. ~er""'- 9 '1 ,0 I I I ' George Yeauger, ' Cbulllre, •Mrs. cUed e•rly Thursday morni'(ll at ber borne. She was barD (m. AprJt lJ, 1876. at I.Jtue Xya'r and ,was married to G~rae y,_qer on January 2, 1883 She waa preceded' in death by her bu~,a~ · 121 i•'*- lon, Mts Pauline Simmerpc.er. the ilra. Jll)tc~ Hoyds~o;I 1 Geore. D~ B&rriii!J UDforseen d~Ta)ta Qew -atatlori ·t-Jl~ to ~in oper· fter, Gabon; seven .,-eat ' band· atiott on Oet. 21. " ,·• . , ~Udren; a s1ster, Mra. John Gfov• Tbe now· f'fl~ will II< • baSI< ek-J' Cheshire; a brOther, Lev~ret ;.,oerl••• B,.._dcaiiiUUIICo. 1 •Ill· Foush, YQungstoWll. ' , .. Hate and ttio' ~bnt 1 ff,~~Works. <~, ~· t Wellston M~n Kille~,-. In Truck-Train ' ' .. • Friends may c•~l ft the Ba~ u~~;·;~ Funeral tnwe uqtll 3 .~ Frl~oy whl!l , lbe, "1'dr be taKen to th~ nai4enc:t "'"~"" : Satugday wh,eQ' ~rvl<OJI will 1 • al lhe cheshire Baptist at 2 o'cloek '!"it)J tb ·Rev. wood oiflelotiJil. Jiurlil be In the Cheshil't Ortvel ont.,.lu Cemetery. Mra. Yeaui'U wah member o.f the Cheshire U.t Church. B:at ~-~.:...,...~ ·· ' '' SPIEDII. ljl\~I~D' ' ' ' Carl R. Jones, 50, New York was �-· .-- .. . -·--- ' .. • M.IG$.MASON n1e Dallv Sentinel, Pomeroy.MitkllePort, Ohio on....... Pablubed ...,. u. Lexington Ave., New York CltJ, .. pt SlmdOJ bJ The Oblo Valle1 18, N. V. SubtenpUoa rates: DeUvery ~,. Sent.l.D.el, Inc., at 110 MI!Uanit!' earrter where avallab)e 30 ~ntf' St., Pomeroy. 0 . Business olflce per week; one year lD advance Jllhoae S98. editorial olftee phone at The DaUy Sentinel otfice, 117. $15.60; six mont liB. $7 .90; three Entered 11 seconr:! c1u1 madJ. months, $3111). By wotor route Ia& matter Jt the post office at where aVaJlahle: oae moDtb, Sl By mall: one year $8; l1x mootba, POmeroy. Ohio. $4.25; moatbl, $2.~; oa• [ Natioaa1 al1\'ertls1nt represt!D· month. three $1 . · llllve, BotllneiU-Kimball, lno., 343 Ruark , Reports ly ROBERT C. RUA•K ' went, and lind you can read I don't know whY'. really, btit I qui~e easily by firelight , got a big kick out of seeing a [ have been gadgeted to •' massive advertiseme~t lor kero. pieces in recent years. but sine hurricane lamps in New of them earbS Its pay wheknnodk' York newspagcrs. It sort of re. lights go, the elevator afttrms one's faith in the old oU, the trains and subways stop, things, hke iceboxes. and there you are all atone with 1• This advert 1sement said. old Ma Nature at her nastiest A "Hurricanes strlkt! 8Uddenly1 Re- case in point here is a housemember power Jines down- my grandfather's-that J own in hornell without light; A few of the middle of the hurricane belt tbe11e lamps on hand guarantees in North Carolina. vital, safe illumination Th~y Since th~ big blows in recent stay lit lor 2<:i _hours.. ." year&, whole beaches have blown ::. This today, 10 the world of away, and modern houses have froze.n foods, TV, antibiotics, been found floating between the fiying saucers, jet prf)pulsion, Azores and Portugal. But my 70· atom and H·bombs, atomit·power· odd-year-old house, and simJlar ed submArines, polio vaccine, houses of my relatives still starid Christian Oior, Liberace, Mickey while the new stuff is carried lelke, and all the other boons lo away . modern livtng Buy an oJd.fallh. 1 never bother to worry ady loned kerosene lamp, folks and more when. the HUrricanes ·Hu.fil don't forget to trim the wlek arid Connie and Diane- rake u;.e lJurlng the past lew year~ I coast clean. Ned Hall's houie have made several experiments will be standing on its stilts, and ":. in living including !laf&ris In 80 will Cousin Marg 1e's and Miss Africa and Jndia, and in Spain. Kate Stewart's and Cou~in Tom· In Africa and lndla the lacihties my',11, because thell, hou.ses were hiVe been slightly less adequate buUt with a kerosene lamp, opeh· than a fuiJ .paie ad in the Satur- firfl)lace, lcebox-w!th draln·P~n day Evening Post, and in Spain mentality. They are tough a d we have some problems, too, they ride out the yesrs •nd t e By MAUDI BUSSING IUCb 118 the li'bta beJng dOUSdd storms . fa·om seven to ljeven several days Mrs. Fannie Taylor and Robert called .t'P.f1!Dtly on earb week In the faU and winJohh Stern ot POIAt Pleaiirit, ter NOTICI TO BIDDERS we uttuct, W. Va. :t ••w .~ • ~ u :f r , ·• . 't "' ; f. ~ ).· . . &y VIRGINIA CA•t.ITON Thursday, August 181b In An· de non, Indiana, Miss ' Dorothy Carben Stene WJ18 married to Mr. George SamUel Carter of Wbellnz, west VlrsJnla In . a ({uiet ceremony at the Methodiat Pareonage wlth the Reverend Hartman orfieiatina. For her r:narriage tbe bride wo~;e 11 street lenfilth dress uf plhk laee with matching hat, ves and sandals. Her corsage was of pink rosebuds and Rubrum lilies. Mr. and Mrs. . Robert c.rter were the couple's ca-·r Only .tt ~dan•· M """ 1.111 . rs.dreu • ~o.c wore a street length • ol ~· JeDidDJ, Either McKnl&bt and Betty Kolty, attended the ll'son County Tea chen' meeUna: at Point Pleasant, Friday. Miss Patricia Lerner waa in Beekjey, W. Va., Thursday, at tending the funeral ,of a friend . Dr. and Mtrs. Charles ~hter of Columbus. Ohio, were Friday (Uesh of· Mr. and Mrt. W. T. Stone. Sprtngo, 0.; 1..1, weet. ' llr. and !fro. llelfmtr. ol Delaware, ()., wet\ thl weekhd a:uestl or itt. lr,.d Mn. Chll-lea Jut~Hna. : Mr. ••~ Mrll. lalnes rtbor\ ol Cbarle.ton; epeftl t.he weeVend with Mr. alnd Mri. J. W. ~11. 1 Cecll Krulhi of Huntinaton, visited his .61otbfr, · Mn. iWtiua Knla:ht tQ~ "asl Wifek. llr. and lin. 1· M. Crump atl4iss P,,f~ ~U Sinlt~ ~t~~~d ten~ed :tbe ~9~ton _Jieuniotl at from Leavenworth, Kansas, J4on- Souttisld~, S.u!J:d&f·,~, L.a da~, . ' 14rs•. W. ;r. SIOD•u _l'f.~llo;..., .,,., lti >.l'llm_.,. ,.,, .. , =·· .. ,..~<~>'"- . ., " '••, .shoppmg , .Mr. and .Jll'l. . li: ot Mr. and uartl"' F-, )"" "'~ .. .-. Obliito were · Wet!-. ••lui ) 0. __:.._ Cerner Ja Mkld~p.,ri "' . ' BAKER tURNITURE ' NOW O!'lllf Electric Moton TWIN CITY E1edrle ........ (lolotr Do'llol ~lb. HAM ' • ,. ' .. . ...... ..' . ..._,. '!"' .. .. ..·;. ... , \ ,. I•·. , ·-s ., ~··, Pea rs t:4_Yfc1·-,l t'• ' . :B'~M~~A4A~! -~·$,. • , ••., ... okt. only ·Jb·~~ly 39c : ·....... 25c 'f . " ·•· """"loUctf,rfihr·oiflort·IOit.. ' ' StRAWB.ElRY. P"-ESERVES ~ •$jJiO PuliqE itooLILtlr;jiG.'.SApp~· cho;~, p...fi No. ilc...,.•2c "ly ~d),(' . ,? • ~~KE MixEs ....... . ........ 29c '. . \ ··' 1 r. , ' 11'11 • No·WAsft .. IVERY C00!<1Nt U• · ·· .' • ,_ '.&. " < . ... ., ~~- I ·. ,. I ~ • J Itt. 'P;(NCA~E': f.'liX • • II.ULES: Pfll....ry I Mlolotlkrry .. JOWL .... : ............ 19c . !lnols '"" ....... ...... ~ lACON , , It DL llot. only . ltlcotl, pork ,. M !, to1J!1!. ..., IHIDIIInt. ......... . .•.; ...•• 47c luckwfiEJ.i' Mill ... ~:~·£& ' . BEEF PATTIES ......• ,too I Itt. 1!!<11 lfc ptcg. .. .............. , ..1~I . •... : .... 31c tiVER .............. ;. t~ 1111.-.only ~ ..·~.~~~~i: . . . • • . .. . • • 20C: \ .. ,, .... ' .... ·en . De ., ,.' .' •• ' ~tuoton .... ll.. Mllo;0 .virlo\y. : •. .-.. .~ L"" .,. GRAPES . • .•:·.• . • • · -~ llltr 2Sc ,( ., ' Lll"'t, fene, L..t:.i~r.hOM. CUCUMBERS CAULIFLOWEI\ 2 for 15c H..d3$c • .,.,.., · .' . l . .. ..., \ ' ....... : .. . can 37c Wti . IRL • •: _ · ROLL SAUSAGE • • . . • • . •.• • J3c .' F~UffO , ....... Ub· 89c Admlnlolrullori•,- Fo"" ~ •.,,,; ·l~ollt lirod ': . . Afl Pn .. ......-....,. 1 1 - ·a te ",• d ' .... ·Cri$co ·: ; ·· '"·tiD ONI SHOII.JI.~ JOI , ................ ,....., PORK ROAST', ............ Jk ' ~ 3 I' - RIB ROAST • , ·••.••.•••••• $7c f ••• ~ ••• ' ~ • '• ••••• f••N •· A-e BAC.ON pkt. only Ml- Min~:·"" • . liROSTI~G. M,IX ..... · S.moked , Arr~MtU-: lt~f .....Witll -~ ' l , , 1 &b can ••r 1 fl ,. 1. iiP"Ufi;• J (ftii.IIC "''R a ,l.Hit·'. " " ),· '"~lc i ' '";::;;~~~:~ "'· I "\ . •.,n' "~ • • ·~·· ~onl '.~ ll'ilt '" ( ' ' PIIIIIIUI'J' ehoie, whl .. or v~low .. . · ,, ' PIE CRUST MIX': ............ 27c ... !~ ·""·· ., , ·; · ~ . · ~l :. Swift'• ~ whoie or ball dab, 8 · ltlb luf onf •t NIUIIr prle. anlf 111 ane for ~ prlw. Pillt• b!'ry .. stick or,rnfx ,1 . 2 ,.... anlr HUNT'S 1'10 Ph6ne 15222 bag '· .Meeting Held . SMOKED , ... "' • • • . '•' FOJ(BUIJNal · · Sible . Class . Whole or ihiDk ball I Tlie Brill~• NOTICII .... llr. ... ....._, •t lbb llole. llln. Tht first faJ! mt~ .n1 of the llro. AI 1'<>111, Qolotr, W. Vo.. llr. .....dlo 8otlen .Uited her WSCS of Heath Methodbt Cluareh ..~ 111'1. lf!l"' HIWIIWI. CJur. V.. 011C1 llln. J - Dlllhl Sr .. will be held MonMy at '1:30 at lHioD 11141 111'1. IDa IU!oc!N, u4 11r. uu1 11ro Walter loneo, the eburth Mr1. Jamn IMer wlU CbafllltoL WheeJiq art 'IUUOI:Ii.nl lp l'lorbe in charce of 't11e pro1ram aud Mr. aad ••· aaatl• Yeq:er ida. Mi.. Frieda Faebnle will be de· were ia Hoqker, Va., 011 Tueidu' vohonat leader. A memorial aer- to att.nd . the 1uoeral of lleiviee for deeeased m.tmber• wUl araadlat.b•,.Ar1J,ol.d Ball. .lira. TJUIDDI Lowe l:l tpadial be held in the NDctu.ary. Hotteoee wlU be Mn. Forrett Bachtel, - - ...... lr- htr _..,. Hn. C. A. •!ounl•h. Mn. E. II mepJ wttll bet nt'Jlller, Krt. W• Wood, Mra Charlet lfcEiblal!.ey A. 11ooel>enJ:. and Mrs. .J4me. BrwiottoD. SuadoJ etlfr. ........ .116., TMTr•l'llr T. I. llraa.wero 11r. u4 llrl. llf7 DrW. ltepf C.... Cole. , , Dolloven 1,!14 claupter Qd 111'1. Aealo A~ of ~Ill, W. Va. .A elllo ........!or Alma ~ 1111"• ......, lor her ~ u . Wrll Jn4e lootllu lA tllellltte ~- SAVE SAVE SAVE Dixie MaW FURNITURE .' 1'811 DELIVERY Yllllllla .......... Ftaaaetd ~ BAKER \ - :!:c:C'::'~1o flitiRIC .0.GES !lOOMS Of ' otv...... .....,_ . Bartlett r. w,.._...- ...... -.- ~=: 1ir=:::::::;::~:::;::~ "-s+ $2t9.oo Nlw ~urnlhire ~ . Be H111d On MorulDy Mason Personals ' 49c,lb. BAKER FURNITURE Of Heoleh lf'SCS To Wioil SBYC110N or ltOGm MOlliAN - ,,., Fall Mutm, Three Middleport. Class Planning Youtlis Enlist In New Money Project Arined Services :111. w. 1. lltQlie. -- · '~·;.•~·~4~ · 11:"'4. : I1e~b~ll~tl~t1~1i~<ll~~~~~~~~~·~~~y~~~ ·~·~·~~~· ' of Syracuse, o. , Macel Bumgardner was a S&t· tirday visitor ql Her mother Mrs Elli Gilland at Hartford. ' · Of Christ "'1neodi • · .· !levetai .,Jily tiaecYear oia.,.. Cln fie Mr&. William KelJy. Mrs. J. H. Smith, Sr., Mrs. A. K. McClung, Misse• Mildred Chapman, Bertha ~ .. 11e~m:ath~:h.'Wti:~~ 1\l<-:, Holt. navy a blue withorpmk and Corsage pink aeeessorleS carnations. tlslthlg T!ie bHa~ Is the daught6t Of the late CaptaJn and Mrs. Nickolas Sone, Hartford, a graduate of Mat:on Htgb Schol and a college in Huntington. She employed as a Secretary in ni.:;: 11 office of the , Baltimore and R8Uroad, Jn Wheeling. Mr. CSr· tet il assoeilited with the Wheel· ing Steel Corporation. Mr. and Mrs. Carter went to Wijl(ah!aburg, Vlr)inla, for a wedding tr:ip an" are now home to their lriend1 at 1 P~iltl Street, Mattins Ferry, 0 . ----...:...:.:::..=..._ Thursdoy11 September 8, . T~5 . wtib Is seriously 111. We have dlacovered that ordiSealed proposalll will be recelv· Mrs . c . G. Blllups of Pmht nary evaporation in a canvas bag ed by the BoArd or Education ctf Pleasant visited iq t~e h~?mts of wUJ keep the gin cold, and that Northern Local School lJistrlct, Mrs. Cora 8o&:gl i_nd · Cetll Blessa pressure lamp, while It !11 apt Harri sonville, 0 h 1 o, M e I g 11 lng Monday . ~ to be a little noisier than elee- County, lit the olfice of the Clerk Mr. 6nd Mit. Water Smith ~~ trlclty, gives a fine hard ~othite of .!laid school district at the Mason it{~. ·Ah~tJ FrY of lllinQ.il lla:bt. The oJd.faRhioned letibox !Chool building until 9 00 p M., were dinner -jdellbl 'of "Mr. arld keeps the food liWeeter, If you Monday, October a, 195~. for the Mrs. Fred Rolllh; Tuesday. ean find the lee, snd certainly furnishing or materials and labor · Mrs. Carle Fowler, a ' former It make& the cold drinks qsto necessary for Uie. lnterlor decor.& . rellldent td thl.e son better than the cubes you build tion or Harrieonvlllc HJah School. f,wuo, orr. :r!~,~111o.. l~~~.•:K In an eledrlc refrlgerat9r. As Plans and 8Qi!t:ificatlon11 niay be 14 ~h lor the old hand-crank li:-e-ercam !tccured from the Clerk of lhe freezer-there Is literally no Board or Education qne mile comparison between home-made south of Harrisonvtlle, Ohio, M~ig s ice cream und the ma1s·produeed ~ounty or , fi'Qm J~omcr R. Lee, or the freezer-box stuff. Clerk, Rutland, Ohio, Rte. 1 We UH candle& quite a lot anrt Homer R Lee, Clerk. llild they cast a soft and plea~, .9) 8, 15, 22, 29, 4te trit JlbW. There is all kinds of heating to be had, but a fireplace lD a bedroom is a nice thing, and Mun may not live lib ate a couple more open fires alone-but many try to a:et along kltter~d ~round the house. t on crust frJed the Abe Uncoln bit, dUI'·: .$ell made mep usually have 1 ftl!l a storm when the powerllot of working parta. I • • Hartford Happenings llcloor<l I. 0... , , , . ...._ Mllr. AID ... ' The Daily Sentinel OF lMI ., • - Page Two. . �-· .-- .. . -·--- ' .. • M.IG$.MASON n1e Dallv Sentinel, Pomeroy.MitkllePort, Ohio on....... Pablubed ...,. u. Lexington Ave., New York CltJ, .. pt SlmdOJ bJ The Oblo Valle1 18, N. V. SubtenpUoa rates: DeUvery ~,. Sent.l.D.el, Inc., at 110 MI!Uanit!' earrter where avallab)e 30 ~ntf' St., Pomeroy. 0 . Business olflce per week; one year lD advance Jllhoae S98. editorial olftee phone at The DaUy Sentinel otfice, 117. $15.60; six mont liB. $7 .90; three Entered 11 seconr:! c1u1 madJ. months, $3111). By wotor route Ia& matter Jt the post office at where aVaJlahle: oae moDtb, Sl By mall: one year $8; l1x mootba, POmeroy. Ohio. $4.25; moatbl, $2.~; oa• [ Natioaa1 al1\'ertls1nt represt!D· month. three $1 . · llllve, BotllneiU-Kimball, lno., 343 Ruark , Reports ly ROBERT C. RUA•K ' went, and lind you can read I don't know whY'. really, btit I qui~e easily by firelight , got a big kick out of seeing a [ have been gadgeted to •' massive advertiseme~t lor kero. pieces in recent years. but sine hurricane lamps in New of them earbS Its pay wheknnodk' York newspagcrs. It sort of re. lights go, the elevator afttrms one's faith in the old oU, the trains and subways stop, things, hke iceboxes. and there you are all atone with 1• This advert 1sement said. old Ma Nature at her nastiest A "Hurricanes strlkt! 8Uddenly1 Re- case in point here is a housemember power Jines down- my grandfather's-that J own in hornell without light; A few of the middle of the hurricane belt tbe11e lamps on hand guarantees in North Carolina. vital, safe illumination Th~y Since th~ big blows in recent stay lit lor 2<:i _hours.. ." year&, whole beaches have blown ::. This today, 10 the world of away, and modern houses have froze.n foods, TV, antibiotics, been found floating between the fiying saucers, jet prf)pulsion, Azores and Portugal. But my 70· atom and H·bombs, atomit·power· odd-year-old house, and simJlar ed submArines, polio vaccine, houses of my relatives still starid Christian Oior, Liberace, Mickey while the new stuff is carried lelke, and all the other boons lo away . modern livtng Buy an oJd.fallh. 1 never bother to worry ady loned kerosene lamp, folks and more when. the HUrricanes ·Hu.fil don't forget to trim the wlek arid Connie and Diane- rake u;.e lJurlng the past lew year~ I coast clean. Ned Hall's houie have made several experiments will be standing on its stilts, and ":. in living including !laf&ris In 80 will Cousin Marg 1e's and Miss Africa and Jndia, and in Spain. Kate Stewart's and Cou~in Tom· In Africa and lndla the lacihties my',11, because thell, hou.ses were hiVe been slightly less adequate buUt with a kerosene lamp, opeh· than a fuiJ .paie ad in the Satur- firfl)lace, lcebox-w!th draln·P~n day Evening Post, and in Spain mentality. They are tough a d we have some problems, too, they ride out the yesrs •nd t e By MAUDI BUSSING IUCb 118 the li'bta beJng dOUSdd storms . fa·om seven to ljeven several days Mrs. Fannie Taylor and Robert called .t'P.f1!Dtly on earb week In the faU and winJohh Stern ot POIAt Pleaiirit, ter NOTICI TO BIDDERS we uttuct, W. Va. :t ••w .~ • ~ u :f r , ·• . 't "' ; f. ~ ).· . . &y VIRGINIA CA•t.ITON Thursday, August 181b In An· de non, Indiana, Miss ' Dorothy Carben Stene WJ18 married to Mr. George SamUel Carter of Wbellnz, west VlrsJnla In . a ({uiet ceremony at the Methodiat Pareonage wlth the Reverend Hartman orfieiatina. For her r:narriage tbe bride wo~;e 11 street lenfilth dress uf plhk laee with matching hat, ves and sandals. Her corsage was of pink rosebuds and Rubrum lilies. Mr. and Mrs. . Robert c.rter were the couple's ca-·r Only .tt ~dan•· M """ 1.111 . rs.dreu • ~o.c wore a street length • ol ~· JeDidDJ, Either McKnl&bt and Betty Kolty, attended the ll'son County Tea chen' meeUna: at Point Pleasant, Friday. Miss Patricia Lerner waa in Beekjey, W. Va., Thursday, at tending the funeral ,of a friend . Dr. and Mtrs. Charles ~hter of Columbus. Ohio, were Friday (Uesh of· Mr. and Mrt. W. T. Stone. Sprtngo, 0.; 1..1, weet. ' llr. and !fro. llelfmtr. ol Delaware, ()., wet\ thl weekhd a:uestl or itt. lr,.d Mn. Chll-lea Jut~Hna. : Mr. ••~ Mrll. lalnes rtbor\ ol Cbarle.ton; epeftl t.he weeVend with Mr. alnd Mri. J. W. ~11. 1 Cecll Krulhi of Huntinaton, visited his .61otbfr, · Mn. iWtiua Knla:ht tQ~ "asl Wifek. llr. and lin. 1· M. Crump atl4iss P,,f~ ~U Sinlt~ ~t~~~d ten~ed :tbe ~9~ton _Jieuniotl at from Leavenworth, Kansas, J4on- Souttisld~, S.u!J:d&f·,~, L.a da~, . ' 14rs•. W. ;r. SIOD•u _l'f.~llo;..., .,,., lti >.l'llm_.,. ,.,, .. , =·· .. ,..~<~>'"- . ., " '••, .shoppmg , .Mr. and .Jll'l. . li: ot Mr. and uartl"' F-, )"" "'~ .. .-. Obliito were · Wet!-. ••lui ) 0. __:.._ Cerner Ja Mkld~p.,ri "' . ' BAKER tURNITURE ' NOW O!'lllf Electric Moton TWIN CITY E1edrle ........ (lolotr Do'llol ~lb. HAM ' • ,. ' .. . ...... ..' . ..._,. '!"' .. .. ..·;. ... , \ ,. I•·. , ·-s ., ~··, Pea rs t:4_Yfc1·-,l t'• ' . :B'~M~~A4A~! -~·$,. • , ••., ... okt. only ·Jb·~~ly 39c : ·....... 25c 'f . " ·•· """"loUctf,rfihr·oiflort·IOit.. ' ' StRAWB.ElRY. P"-ESERVES ~ •$jJiO PuliqE itooLILtlr;jiG.'.SApp~· cho;~, p...fi No. ilc...,.•2c "ly ~d),(' . ,? • ~~KE MixEs ....... . ........ 29c '. . \ ··' 1 r. , ' 11'11 • No·WAsft .. IVERY C00!<1Nt U• · ·· .' • ,_ '.&. " < . ... ., ~~- I ·. ,. I ~ • J Itt. 'P;(NCA~E': f.'liX • • II.ULES: Pfll....ry I Mlolotlkrry .. JOWL .... : ............ 19c . !lnols '"" ....... ...... ~ lACON , , It DL llot. only . ltlcotl, pork ,. M !, to1J!1!. ..., IHIDIIInt. ......... . .•.; ...•• 47c luckwfiEJ.i' Mill ... ~:~·£& ' . BEEF PATTIES ......• ,too I Itt. 1!!<11 lfc ptcg. .. .............. , ..1~I . •... : .... 31c tiVER .............. ;. t~ 1111.-.only ~ ..·~.~~~~i: . . . • • . .. . • • 20C: \ .. ,, .... ' .... ·en . De ., ,.' .' •• ' ~tuoton .... ll.. Mllo;0 .virlo\y. : •. .-.. .~ L"" .,. GRAPES . • .•:·.• . • • · -~ llltr 2Sc ,( ., ' Lll"'t, fene, L..t:.i~r.hOM. CUCUMBERS CAULIFLOWEI\ 2 for 15c H..d3$c • .,.,.., · .' . l . .. ..., \ ' ....... : .. . can 37c Wti . IRL • •: _ · ROLL SAUSAGE • • . . • • . •.• • J3c .' F~UffO , ....... Ub· 89c Admlnlolrullori•,- Fo"" ~ •.,,,; ·l~ollt lirod ': . . Afl Pn .. ......-....,. 1 1 - ·a te ",• d ' .... ·Cri$co ·: ; ·· '"·tiD ONI SHOII.JI.~ JOI , ................ ,....., PORK ROAST', ............ Jk ' ~ 3 I' - RIB ROAST • , ·••.••.•••••• $7c f ••• ~ ••• ' ~ • '• ••••• f••N •· A-e BAC.ON pkt. only Ml- Min~:·"" • . liROSTI~G. M,IX ..... · S.moked , Arr~MtU-: lt~f .....Witll -~ ' l , , 1 &b can ••r 1 fl ,. 1. iiP"Ufi;• J (ftii.IIC "''R a ,l.Hit·'. " " ),· '"~lc i ' '";::;;~~~:~ "'· I "\ . •.,n' "~ • • ·~·· ~onl '.~ ll'ilt '" ( ' ' PIIIIIIUI'J' ehoie, whl .. or v~low .. . · ,, ' PIE CRUST MIX': ............ 27c ... !~ ·""·· ., , ·; · ~ . · ~l :. Swift'• ~ whoie or ball dab, 8 · ltlb luf onf •t NIUIIr prle. anlf 111 ane for ~ prlw. Pillt• b!'ry .. stick or,rnfx ,1 . 2 ,.... anlr HUNT'S 1'10 Ph6ne 15222 bag '· .Meeting Held . SMOKED , ... "' • • • . '•' FOJ(BUIJNal · · Sible . Class . Whole or ihiDk ball I Tlie Brill~• NOTICII .... llr. ... ....._, •t lbb llole. llln. Tht first faJ! mt~ .n1 of the llro. AI 1'<>111, Qolotr, W. Vo.. llr. .....dlo 8otlen .Uited her WSCS of Heath Methodbt Cluareh ..~ 111'1. lf!l"' HIWIIWI. CJur. V.. 011C1 llln. J - Dlllhl Sr .. will be held MonMy at '1:30 at lHioD 11141 111'1. IDa IU!oc!N, u4 11r. uu1 11ro Walter loneo, the eburth Mr1. Jamn IMer wlU CbafllltoL WheeJiq art 'IUUOI:Ii.nl lp l'lorbe in charce of 't11e pro1ram aud Mr. aad ••· aaatl• Yeq:er ida. Mi.. Frieda Faebnle will be de· were ia Hoqker, Va., 011 Tueidu' vohonat leader. A memorial aer- to att.nd . the 1uoeral of lleiviee for deeeased m.tmber• wUl araadlat.b•,.Ar1J,ol.d Ball. .lira. TJUIDDI Lowe l:l tpadial be held in the NDctu.ary. Hotteoee wlU be Mn. Forrett Bachtel, - - ...... lr- htr _..,. Hn. C. A. •!ounl•h. Mn. E. II mepJ wttll bet nt'Jlller, Krt. W• Wood, Mra Charlet lfcEiblal!.ey A. 11ooel>enJ:. and Mrs. .J4me. BrwiottoD. SuadoJ etlfr. ........ .116., TMTr•l'llr T. I. llraa.wero 11r. u4 llrl. llf7 DrW. ltepf C.... Cole. , , Dolloven 1,!14 claupter Qd 111'1. Aealo A~ of ~Ill, W. Va. .A elllo ........!or Alma ~ 1111"• ......, lor her ~ u . Wrll Jn4e lootllu lA tllellltte ~- SAVE SAVE SAVE Dixie MaW FURNITURE .' 1'811 DELIVERY Yllllllla .......... Ftaaaetd ~ BAKER \ - :!:c:C'::'~1o flitiRIC .0.GES !lOOMS Of ' otv...... .....,_ . Bartlett r. w,.._...- ...... -.- ~=: 1ir=:::::::;::~:::;::~ "-s+ $2t9.oo Nlw ~urnlhire ~ . Be H111d On MorulDy Mason Personals ' 49c,lb. BAKER FURNITURE Of Heoleh lf'SCS To Wioil SBYC110N or ltOGm MOlliAN - ,,., Fall Mutm, Three Middleport. Class Planning Youtlis Enlist In New Money Project Arined Services :111. w. 1. lltQlie. -- · '~·;.•~·~4~ · 11:"'4. : I1e~b~ll~tl~t1~1i~<ll~~~~~~~~~·~~~y~~~ ·~·~·~~~· ' of Syracuse, o. , Macel Bumgardner was a S&t· tirday visitor ql Her mother Mrs Elli Gilland at Hartford. ' · Of Christ "'1neodi • · .· !levetai .,Jily tiaecYear oia.,.. Cln fie Mr&. William KelJy. Mrs. J. H. Smith, Sr., Mrs. A. K. McClung, Misse• Mildred Chapman, Bertha ~ .. 11e~m:ath~:h.'Wti:~~ 1\l<-:, Holt. navy a blue withorpmk and Corsage pink aeeessorleS carnations. tlslthlg T!ie bHa~ Is the daught6t Of the late CaptaJn and Mrs. Nickolas Sone, Hartford, a graduate of Mat:on Htgb Schol and a college in Huntington. She employed as a Secretary in ni.:;: 11 office of the , Baltimore and R8Uroad, Jn Wheeling. Mr. CSr· tet il assoeilited with the Wheel· ing Steel Corporation. Mr. and Mrs. Carter went to Wijl(ah!aburg, Vlr)inla, for a wedding tr:ip an" are now home to their lriend1 at 1 P~iltl Street, Mattins Ferry, 0 . ----...:...:.:::..=..._ Thursdoy11 September 8, . T~5 . wtib Is seriously 111. We have dlacovered that ordiSealed proposalll will be recelv· Mrs . c . G. Blllups of Pmht nary evaporation in a canvas bag ed by the BoArd or Education ctf Pleasant visited iq t~e h~?mts of wUJ keep the gin cold, and that Northern Local School lJistrlct, Mrs. Cora 8o&:gl i_nd · Cetll Blessa pressure lamp, while It !11 apt Harri sonville, 0 h 1 o, M e I g 11 lng Monday . ~ to be a little noisier than elee- County, lit the olfice of the Clerk Mr. 6nd Mit. Water Smith ~~ trlclty, gives a fine hard ~othite of .!laid school district at the Mason it{~. ·Ah~tJ FrY of lllinQ.il lla:bt. The oJd.faRhioned letibox !Chool building until 9 00 p M., were dinner -jdellbl 'of "Mr. arld keeps the food liWeeter, If you Monday, October a, 195~. for the Mrs. Fred Rolllh; Tuesday. ean find the lee, snd certainly furnishing or materials and labor · Mrs. Carle Fowler, a ' former It make& the cold drinks qsto necessary for Uie. lnterlor decor.& . rellldent td thl.e son better than the cubes you build tion or Harrieonvlllc HJah School. f,wuo, orr. :r!~,~111o.. l~~~.•:K In an eledrlc refrlgerat9r. As Plans and 8Qi!t:ificatlon11 niay be 14 ~h lor the old hand-crank li:-e-ercam !tccured from the Clerk of lhe freezer-there Is literally no Board or Education qne mile comparison between home-made south of Harrisonvtlle, Ohio, M~ig s ice cream und the ma1s·produeed ~ounty or , fi'Qm J~omcr R. Lee, or the freezer-box stuff. Clerk, Rutland, Ohio, Rte. 1 We UH candle& quite a lot anrt Homer R Lee, Clerk. llild they cast a soft and plea~, .9) 8, 15, 22, 29, 4te trit JlbW. There is all kinds of heating to be had, but a fireplace lD a bedroom is a nice thing, and Mun may not live lib ate a couple more open fires alone-but many try to a:et along kltter~d ~round the house. t on crust frJed the Abe Uncoln bit, dUI'·: .$ell made mep usually have 1 ftl!l a storm when the powerllot of working parta. I • • Hartford Happenings llcloor<l I. 0... , , , . ...._ Mllr. AID ... ' The Daily Sentinel OF lMI ., • - Page Two. . �,.... __ ··- !tate,... • :: ' , a - willlliii lOWLJlt ........ Tlle W4?1Dft'a lowU., \ , .... will bold 1 mettlq l'rldll ~ It 7:10 It till' hla.tf'8J' low1JitC llellstntioa wu IIllo • lq are Invited to attnd. N" I• Honored By Htt C~lltfl~ I Dodgers Cinch Tie For'First Bucks E e ~M~,!1!~"~ ByE~~£.~!~~~ tlig Te!Title Unllttl. ''"' ll>om w- relasla\114. pltobed Ignore "JlOX • ;, the The CMt)' CJevei!ID~ bl.iai.J ~~~~~~·l1•n 1..2 vtctoljl ov~r the have t'Ome up witb a .pall of prbfessiOnal "bolmcert" to tab care nllef' job b)' ilohnny of pny club tb&t may have a I'IDhelped Cillclan.l to a tiott to knock tbm out or finl ·pl~e. pntt)' good. They un all 1181! is and they can all hurt YOL.l Kaye& said the Buckeye&, ••<le-I leated La1t season in 10 a:arn• and the Rose Bowl champion, would be smaller hia veal tban in tiM, but he believed the team speed would be "a littls 11'1!ater Last St.mday at RtedavUle, tbe Pt. PleaiaqL Dine spHI a double header with tbe . Reedsville baseballer!l The fJl'lt 11m1 WI! WOn by Pt Pleasant .4 -2, 1 Watten, the wlnniD4 4lteb19-elad ihe , ond was copped by od.V~Ie Nl than • year aao." <"her Ung Wednesday night, drivinlil In four runs 111LDst S.IUmore with Baseball Standing a pair of homers, whUe Wynn 1 • ~ • ·8A~'i;Y' SERVICE On Monday. lbe team trave'8d · to , were beaten by 6-6. Sptnc~r . hurler 11\.d · over the last tl~ lnnbljs after The two prolli whO are doiDJ all ' ' .tT .· t41~Ck.Tt'S ldllDJ pltI the heavy wort lor the fndl,na suecetdhlg Art Fowler. ne Larry Doby and Earb' WVtlll . 1 Doby toolt care of all the bit· memben weleont.... 234. and Barnbirt wa§ t Sri v,lctOQ over Pbil1delpbla l(llppstfiin held lbe PhiJJ to ohe c,,... POMUQY, OHIO I' HoWo l W L P•t. Gl $895 over the Orlo1ea. Cletclallll • . • 1M M .BOll "' When Daby and Wynn •ere Noll tOrt ___ 88 M .t!OO through mopping up, the 1ndianll Chlat~o ... .. sa li!l .1!99 111 still were a half-game abl!!ad df Booton ····-- 80 ~ .•88 3 the aecun4i)I1Ge Yan~ees, whd P<lloll ·-··· - 10 88 .50'7 I'" defealed the AlhJetics, 2·1, and 1 ~ garnet ahead of the third· pJace While Sot., who eked oul 1 4·3 dedswn over tbe Senators. Wynn, in registering. his 16th victory of the year and his sixth shutout, posted the 200th triumph of hll career. The only othet IC• tive major leaJL.Ler with over 200 victories is teammate Bob Fel· ler, who h111 won 288. Southpaw Whitey Ford of tbt Yankees burle4 his aeeond straight one-hitter to beat Xa11111 City. Only Jim Finigan•• loopinC double to right field wtl'h two out in the seventh inning deprJv. ed Ford of a no.hitter. Dixie Howell, the workhone of the White Sox plichlna: statf, bad ~o he summoned from the bullpen m the ninth innlnl to save Jack Harshman's vlctW'y over WUhlng. ton. · · The Red Sox hopped on rookie Jtm Bunninj for five run1 In the ' • Ka. MOTOR SALES . Clly • - 114 110 .412 21 wulilhorloo __ 4'1 86 .333 34\1 B<ltlninre • __ 42 91 .316 3911 , I . . . . . . . . . Clev•land 6 Baltimore 0 (Nl Cbtca*d t \\ 11hin•ton 3 (N) 1.uy. Probat.l• Pitchert Chicaflo at Wasblncton-Truclu 11-7 .W ' Porterfleldi lO.ltl or Stobba ..11. Cloto!ond II ,. ••• llaltimore-MaiiiO 0.2 ot Lemon le..B vs Zuverlftk I .a x.Mill City •t N~ Yort-cee.. carellt 4-8 n Turley 14-13 Detroit at Bostoo-Aber 6·3 n Nixon n.a FrltlaJ'• G•m•a Chlt&IO at New York Ka11411 City at W~llhington (N) Detrolt 'I t Baltimore (NI Cleveland at ~aton (N) lillkery Treats ' ehlladelphla - - 71 . ' . --~,·~~ . ' . ' ' ,~ •, ' ·'' ... ' ,n . walked nary a man Southpaw Johnny Antonelli who . '"·-u• TbeOdorUJ M• .,, DauP,ttr• Cp.undl of Atnerl~. mtt la. re1u1ar 1es8loD, ~onday fveplrij. at the IOOF all 'With ~·· lAlla Flint, councilor, prealdJJtJ. ~ Adam Ebersbacb WAI re· ported W lb Meip Generlll HOI· pltal add flower• were Hnt !Ito. Olin G,lodwln >TU ,,.. Ported lll. Pla~ were Jqade ChatttY councl .Middl•l'l"'' coniO!Idate wl · the eouriell the next meetlna. . the , of th~:,~·~: " VALU!$12.50 , ' WITH A 7 .J.ECE CHROME , , Dinette Suite Rtgulor$109.95 SALE Ss4.95 ' GOidt!ll (t'llllln a'~)l, Wok o)'l'llp. A bit fatot!to. ·Slbek up. ' ! ' PkESUVES j 0I 16 a IMf BREAD . , . , , , .. .. . lk 2 No. 301 CoM ! ; Be•era«• Baya • lpHd Imp,...... "All three could play thll ' - j Loea1Ker;rs 1 B~gm bon ,' • "' . . ~~"'tJI!il • : •• • I Mattlliewa, 184, liG, 188, 41111; lolorrjo, t112i ~Ues, totalln• 147r 113. 132, total· 'lni 3112. , For White Houo,; O'~f/11, 1•1 117, tbtlllna 485: Wlh, If:, liM, 880: Clark, 1M, i411; Louts, 110, 133, 110-, • • • • • • • • • Hh· I ~ ' • • ' ' J - lll:c.l~i!l ! I . ... T.•••k.:••• ••• .. •·... t . · ..... . . ~~.:.fl . . . .... ' I ..' . . . ~ -~' ~~ I-ll ·... - . •• ......... ·4fc 0 ~1ij ...., • ' . • . ' .. '~ ' :' ·,_ ' o ' ' ' I I 'I l ' . i• • '' ,· ,1 ~· ­ • g ., I 1' 11.;' ".. ' ., ' . ,. . < . • ' ,• '· •• ; .. ' • !· ' - Lo. SSe .'.,l: l\i_ili :r .... : ........ .. I R-· I ,) . . . .•. . . . . . . ... 4$c ill. 11'1, \k, : 1• ' " ' ' ' I ' • ;, ; VIAL S'FIW ..........', .. :,. .. I I • 1 • s. itf4~ .~- r., -iot Glillit ti.lNS . ' ~ ~ . I •, 1 \ . • 1 lldifl-~11''- I llkl. • ' ~· ' ·~ VEAl clotOP$ . . . . . . . ... : .'.::: . ; • · Every ~ 18 .U...,Ietid trealo. . ' ,1 -, ' Kill,~.... • . - ,, YI!~_L ·R~ I - " . ii:,...O,.C.. . ~ r! cVt. .s - rwtor: . . . . ~ . . I ' ~-·lry lhllll·llilefH . . . . -MDk-Fed Veal s..iap' . . •:• ' Rib IEit~1ijrt C(<il\1 (Y1'km . ~-lid .. . . ...:.~ "~...-.... ~' . ,' . .. cm,er ••II ~er ril ro~ more.llttlllli 1 I .,~· •. , ltal..L . .. . . A ._leMIIile. h2i Gnaeaer, 140, I ·. • uso, 136, 188, tetalloa • . ......Be: 24-t9-2307. total number of Stationdofoatod 2301· Line aeoros 16r 'l'UetaiY, Bel> tomti& 1: ' ' BloeiiUr'•ll~lok: Ollflord, 147, llrot ,...,., 1'!'1• .-na, tM, lllltd 160: I of till; Datil, 1. IH, IIIII f~ a lotal Ol 410; • Co! ' ~~ 1?1, 1fl, ito lot 1 t Iiiii oi 1 lluoi!Ml, lat, Itt., I~ wblob t . ed as; Howatter, lOa, tat. 110, totslloa 1500. For '"'al!el'o Servl..: lo!•~· cllhl, Itt, !Btl, 149, t6tilflli fN: Dovls, 182, 118, Ill, totaliDI 31V; , • • . • • • • • • • • l. . 127 1' • :" ' .· .; ' Stroh's 2483-:lflf, total fiDI and Aihey'o ~·~•I y1 , 3~1 loci Sporn to Iil~,:;;;!!:·~~~~\:-..11•1•~ • W. . .... SPOTLIGHT ........ .'. 1&e c..". H~-D~ . , .... FRENCH IRAND ...... . 'tJc ~,... rlell•and ..rltk flnor. , .. Ct., .. rEA BAGS .. . . .. . . .. . $5(: ~~~!!!'f•·!· !·~Frozen roods ~: ~ Hot-Di!M Co41so. Gloo4 It 2..46' CIL~ :i!iiC I D IUUftE ....... . ............. .ftc City Bowling Leaeue Tuesday nlgbt at the Pomeroy Bowlinll Alley, IU Blaettnar'a Buick, Sporn aftd Old 1rin Service Station ~hark· tid up wi,nf;l. ea~b won their matches two Kames •o one. Hannah's. &otal Cor the Dllht of Ifill ·Riqs .w.e~e to no oval~ u the Old Inn Service Station defeated win over White Hou:~e by • ' The cuttain was raised .on the 110, 188, LIIJUL :WI WiLL C:AillY. . . . .....·,,, ..... . . : .... -...... Sic totaled 903 pl01. • A J2 PIECE SET DINNERWARE - 2111 SANS WHI~ to"" rolled .the bllh game of the Jd&bt, which Will !heir lint ol tho nlah,~ ood II WILLIUY • ... . . . . Krottr In eel.. wrap. • S· Look Whet $,.00 ~ I I I i and a11 can run the .elub cOmbe 20·4 vs Buhl 13-9 N. .. Yut'N al 8t, Louis night- well. They're not ereal qdiirtl~;.! backs, and nono or them are McC1ll 64 vs Haddb: 12-14 arcat runnen, bu.t tbey're aU Only &ames schedulOd · Jrllflf'i Mm" ~ookl,vn f_t ChlCliJO , Philadelph1a at St. Loula (Nl New York at Cincln.natl (N) ' at Mllwaukee, (N) t •· • tw:":':':"':P;;;•n:d~ed;d;;:ur~ln:;g;;;lh~o~'~~~~Pittsburgh LA YEK CAKE " " " " .. - I 4 hitter of the day in beatint tbo Cubs, 2·0. Frnnk Baumholil! Jft. field lllingle t.hfi' fourth inalng. deprived Friend of the flr&t 'P.e r· ·I!C' game since 1922 as lhc Pita.e hurler struc~ .ot~.t eight. .adlt• ' ' ' lltih\ L~ Doll... - IIG HO. " ; , · EXPENSES '•' 69 .li07 21\1 Punant Tie ClrichN Cinetnnatl --- 68 74 .479 25111 ~~ The Dodgera ~Inched 1, least 1 CIJ,ica10 -- - -- 67 711 .472 26111 ·; tie l.or the National LeJgue flll St. Loul1 -- ·- 157 80 .416 34 ·b y lickmg the Braves, 3•1, Anoth· PittlbUtlb. --- IJI) 84 .396 37 r er Brooklyn Vlctof.y over Milwe.lne.ci•y's R•tultt waukee today will enable tbt PlttsbUtlb 2 Chicai:o 0 t' Dodger~ to elin~h the J)ennant on New Yort 8 St. Louis 2 (N) \'- the earliest date In Jeaau• hi•· BroOklyn S Milwaukee 1 (Nl \<1 tory, They set the current Cincinnati 6 Phlladelphta 3 (NJ f when they.'ll¥orrthl! 19!13, . 1 ., T~Y• ProlNble Pltchen 1 Sept 12 of that year. ~ Pfillade~pbla at Cinetnnatl-N'tJ· Righthander Bob Friend 01 the 81'1)' 4-3 vs Gr01a 3.,. Plratea turned II) the 11 e~:Qnd 0 ~ Brookl)'n It Milwaukee-New. ' • ~y>. Rosultt Ntw York 2 l(artllll City l Bo&tora '1 Detroit 4 lwo innings and went on to NATIONAL LEAGUE deft·at the Tiger~. 7-4. Frank Sui ltvan was credited with hill 17tb w L Pet. 01 VIctory although he needed relief B kl 91 46 664 from Ellis Kinder aiter Frank ¥11waukee roo yn ---__- .- 76 63 ·.547 16 110use homered with one on lri the ninth. Hew York --. 72 66 .622 19th : I KARR&VANZAND1 ftr.<~l .. flU, aNI ~ 1..W. ooo4 out. llondold shift. Rodlo. - · ...tlltht llld -tills ................... · · - lnslollod -·loo: ... for ............. ' AMEIUCAN LEAGUE took care of the pitchln& with a. nifty five-hitter lo a 6 0 victocy to ~. .... Clooo LIHio Chevy mol's - ~ ! . �,.... __ ··- !tate,... • :: ' , a - willlliii lOWLJlt ........ Tlle W4?1Dft'a lowU., \ , .... will bold 1 mettlq l'rldll ~ It 7:10 It till' hla.tf'8J' low1JitC llellstntioa wu IIllo • lq are Invited to attnd. N" I• Honored By Htt C~lltfl~ I Dodgers Cinch Tie For'First Bucks E e ~M~,!1!~"~ ByE~~£.~!~~~ tlig Te!Title Unllttl. ''"' ll>om w- relasla\114. pltobed Ignore "JlOX • ;, the The CMt)' CJevei!ID~ bl.iai.J ~~~~~~·l1•n 1..2 vtctoljl ov~r the have t'Ome up witb a .pall of prbfessiOnal "bolmcert" to tab care nllef' job b)' ilohnny of pny club tb&t may have a I'IDhelped Cillclan.l to a tiott to knock tbm out or finl ·pl~e. pntt)' good. They un all 1181! is and they can all hurt YOL.l Kaye& said the Buckeye&, ••<le-I leated La1t season in 10 a:arn• and the Rose Bowl champion, would be smaller hia veal tban in tiM, but he believed the team speed would be "a littls 11'1!ater Last St.mday at RtedavUle, tbe Pt. PleaiaqL Dine spHI a double header with tbe . Reedsville baseballer!l The fJl'lt 11m1 WI! WOn by Pt Pleasant .4 -2, 1 Watten, the wlnniD4 4lteb19-elad ihe , ond was copped by od.V~Ie Nl than • year aao." <"her Ung Wednesday night, drivinlil In four runs 111LDst S.IUmore with Baseball Standing a pair of homers, whUe Wynn 1 • ~ • ·8A~'i;Y' SERVICE On Monday. lbe team trave'8d · to , were beaten by 6-6. Sptnc~r . hurler 11\.d · over the last tl~ lnnbljs after The two prolli whO are doiDJ all ' ' .tT .· t41~Ck.Tt'S ldllDJ pltI the heavy wort lor the fndl,na suecetdhlg Art Fowler. ne Larry Doby and Earb' WVtlll . 1 Doby toolt care of all the bit· memben weleont.... 234. and Barnbirt wa§ t Sri v,lctOQ over Pbil1delpbla l(llppstfiin held lbe PhiJJ to ohe c,,... POMUQY, OHIO I' HoWo l W L P•t. Gl $895 over the Orlo1ea. Cletclallll • . • 1M M .BOll "' When Daby and Wynn •ere Noll tOrt ___ 88 M .t!OO through mopping up, the 1ndianll Chlat~o ... .. sa li!l .1!99 111 still were a half-game abl!!ad df Booton ····-- 80 ~ .•88 3 the aecun4i)I1Ge Yan~ees, whd P<lloll ·-··· - 10 88 .50'7 I'" defealed the AlhJetics, 2·1, and 1 ~ garnet ahead of the third· pJace While Sot., who eked oul 1 4·3 dedswn over tbe Senators. Wynn, in registering. his 16th victory of the year and his sixth shutout, posted the 200th triumph of hll career. The only othet IC• tive major leaJL.Ler with over 200 victories is teammate Bob Fel· ler, who h111 won 288. Southpaw Whitey Ford of tbt Yankees burle4 his aeeond straight one-hitter to beat Xa11111 City. Only Jim Finigan•• loopinC double to right field wtl'h two out in the seventh inning deprJv. ed Ford of a no.hitter. Dixie Howell, the workhone of the White Sox plichlna: statf, bad ~o he summoned from the bullpen m the ninth innlnl to save Jack Harshman's vlctW'y over WUhlng. ton. · · The Red Sox hopped on rookie Jtm Bunninj for five run1 In the ' • Ka. MOTOR SALES . Clly • - 114 110 .412 21 wulilhorloo __ 4'1 86 .333 34\1 B<ltlninre • __ 42 91 .316 3911 , I . . . . . . . . . Clev•land 6 Baltimore 0 (Nl Cbtca*d t \\ 11hin•ton 3 (N) 1.uy. Probat.l• Pitchert Chicaflo at Wasblncton-Truclu 11-7 .W ' Porterfleldi lO.ltl or Stobba ..11. Cloto!ond II ,. ••• llaltimore-MaiiiO 0.2 ot Lemon le..B vs Zuverlftk I .a x.Mill City •t N~ Yort-cee.. carellt 4-8 n Turley 14-13 Detroit at Bostoo-Aber 6·3 n Nixon n.a FrltlaJ'• G•m•a Chlt&IO at New York Ka11411 City at W~llhington (N) Detrolt 'I t Baltimore (NI Cleveland at ~aton (N) lillkery Treats ' ehlladelphla - - 71 . ' . --~,·~~ . ' . ' ' ,~ •, ' ·'' ... ' ,n . walked nary a man Southpaw Johnny Antonelli who . '"·-u• TbeOdorUJ M• .,, DauP,ttr• Cp.undl of Atnerl~. mtt la. re1u1ar 1es8loD, ~onday fveplrij. at the IOOF all 'With ~·· lAlla Flint, councilor, prealdJJtJ. ~ Adam Ebersbacb WAI re· ported W lb Meip Generlll HOI· pltal add flower• were Hnt !Ito. Olin G,lodwln >TU ,,.. Ported lll. Pla~ were Jqade ChatttY councl .Middl•l'l"'' coniO!Idate wl · the eouriell the next meetlna. . the , of th~:,~·~: " VALU!$12.50 , ' WITH A 7 .J.ECE CHROME , , Dinette Suite Rtgulor$109.95 SALE Ss4.95 ' GOidt!ll (t'llllln a'~)l, Wok o)'l'llp. A bit fatot!to. ·Slbek up. ' ! ' PkESUVES j 0I 16 a IMf BREAD . , . , , , .. .. . lk 2 No. 301 CoM ! ; Be•era«• Baya • lpHd Imp,...... "All three could play thll ' - j Loea1Ker;rs 1 B~gm bon ,' • "' . . ~~"'tJI!il • : •• • I Mattlliewa, 184, liG, 188, 41111; lolorrjo, t112i ~Ues, totalln• 147r 113. 132, total· 'lni 3112. , For White Houo,; O'~f/11, 1•1 117, tbtlllna 485: Wlh, If:, liM, 880: Clark, 1M, i411; Louts, 110, 133, 110-, • • • • • • • • • Hh· I ~ ' • • ' ' J - lll:c.l~i!l ! I . ... T.•••k.:••• ••• .. •·... t . · ..... . . ~~.:.fl . . . .... ' I ..' . . . ~ -~' ~~ I-ll ·... - . •• ......... ·4fc 0 ~1ij ...., • ' . • . ' .. '~ ' :' ·,_ ' o ' ' ' I I 'I l ' . i• • '' ,· ,1 ~· ­ • g ., I 1' 11.;' ".. ' ., ' . ,. . < . • ' ,• '· •• ; .. ' • !· ' - Lo. SSe .'.,l: l\i_ili :r .... : ........ .. I R-· I ,) . . . .•. . . . . . . ... 4$c ill. 11'1, \k, : 1• ' " ' ' ' I ' • ;, ; VIAL S'FIW ..........', .. :,. .. I I • 1 • s. itf4~ .~- r., -iot Glillit ti.lNS . ' ~ ~ . I •, 1 \ . • 1 lldifl-~11''- I llkl. • ' ~· ' ·~ VEAl clotOP$ . . . . . . . ... : .'.::: . ; • · Every ~ 18 .U...,Ietid trealo. . ' ,1 -, ' Kill,~.... • . - ,, YI!~_L ·R~ I - " . ii:,...O,.C.. . ~ r! cVt. .s - rwtor: . . . . ~ . . I ' ~-·lry lhllll·llilefH . . . . -MDk-Fed Veal s..iap' . . •:• ' Rib IEit~1ijrt C(<il\1 (Y1'km . ~-lid .. . . ...:.~ "~...-.... ~' . ,' . .. cm,er ••II ~er ril ro~ more.llttlllli 1 I .,~· •. , ltal..L . .. . . A ._leMIIile. h2i Gnaeaer, 140, I ·. • uso, 136, 188, tetalloa • . ......Be: 24-t9-2307. total number of Stationdofoatod 2301· Line aeoros 16r 'l'UetaiY, Bel> tomti& 1: ' ' BloeiiUr'•ll~lok: Ollflord, 147, llrot ,...,., 1'!'1• .-na, tM, lllltd 160: I of till; Datil, 1. IH, IIIII f~ a lotal Ol 410; • Co! ' ~~ 1?1, 1fl, ito lot 1 t Iiiii oi 1 lluoi!Ml, lat, Itt., I~ wblob t . ed as; Howatter, lOa, tat. 110, totslloa 1500. For '"'al!el'o Servl..: lo!•~· cllhl, Itt, !Btl, 149, t6tilflli fN: Dovls, 182, 118, Ill, totaliDI 31V; , • • . • • • • • • • • l. . 127 1' • :" ' .· .; ' Stroh's 2483-:lflf, total fiDI and Aihey'o ~·~•I y1 , 3~1 loci Sporn to Iil~,:;;;!!:·~~~~\:-..11•1•~ • W. . .... SPOTLIGHT ........ .'. 1&e c..". H~-D~ . , .... FRENCH IRAND ...... . 'tJc ~,... rlell•and ..rltk flnor. , .. Ct., .. rEA BAGS .. . . .. . . .. . $5(: ~~~!!!'f•·!· !·~Frozen roods ~: ~ Hot-Di!M Co41so. Gloo4 It 2..46' CIL~ :i!iiC I D IUUftE ....... . ............. .ftc City Bowling Leaeue Tuesday nlgbt at the Pomeroy Bowlinll Alley, IU Blaettnar'a Buick, Sporn aftd Old 1rin Service Station ~hark· tid up wi,nf;l. ea~b won their matches two Kames •o one. Hannah's. &otal Cor the Dllht of Ifill ·Riqs .w.e~e to no oval~ u the Old Inn Service Station defeated win over White Hou:~e by • ' The cuttain was raised .on the 110, 188, LIIJUL :WI WiLL C:AillY. . . . .....·,,, ..... . . : .... -...... Sic totaled 903 pl01. • A J2 PIECE SET DINNERWARE - 2111 SANS WHI~ to"" rolled .the bllh game of the Jd&bt, which Will !heir lint ol tho nlah,~ ood II WILLIUY • ... . . . . Krottr In eel.. wrap. • S· Look Whet $,.00 ~ I I I i and a11 can run the .elub cOmbe 20·4 vs Buhl 13-9 N. .. Yut'N al 8t, Louis night- well. They're not ereal qdiirtl~;.! backs, and nono or them are McC1ll 64 vs Haddb: 12-14 arcat runnen, bu.t tbey're aU Only &ames schedulOd · Jrllflf'i Mm" ~ookl,vn f_t ChlCliJO , Philadelph1a at St. Loula (Nl New York at Cincln.natl (N) ' at Mllwaukee, (N) t •· • tw:":':':"':P;;;•n:d~ed;d;;:ur~ln:;g;;;lh~o~'~~~~Pittsburgh LA YEK CAKE " " " " .. - I 4 hitter of the day in beatint tbo Cubs, 2·0. Frnnk Baumholil! Jft. field lllingle t.hfi' fourth inalng. deprived Friend of the flr&t 'P.e r· ·I!C' game since 1922 as lhc Pita.e hurler struc~ .ot~.t eight. .adlt• ' ' ' lltih\ L~ Doll... - IIG HO. " ; , · EXPENSES '•' 69 .li07 21\1 Punant Tie ClrichN Cinetnnatl --- 68 74 .479 25111 ~~ The Dodgera ~Inched 1, least 1 CIJ,ica10 -- - -- 67 711 .472 26111 ·; tie l.or the National LeJgue flll St. Loul1 -- ·- 157 80 .416 34 ·b y lickmg the Braves, 3•1, Anoth· PittlbUtlb. --- IJI) 84 .396 37 r er Brooklyn Vlctof.y over Milwe.lne.ci•y's R•tultt waukee today will enable tbt PlttsbUtlb 2 Chicai:o 0 t' Dodger~ to elin~h the J)ennant on New Yort 8 St. Louis 2 (N) \'- the earliest date In Jeaau• hi•· BroOklyn S Milwaukee 1 (Nl \<1 tory, They set the current Cincinnati 6 Phlladelphta 3 (NJ f when they.'ll¥orrthl! 19!13, . 1 ., T~Y• ProlNble Pltchen 1 Sept 12 of that year. ~ Pfillade~pbla at Cinetnnatl-N'tJ· Righthander Bob Friend 01 the 81'1)' 4-3 vs Gr01a 3.,. Plratea turned II) the 11 e~:Qnd 0 ~ Brookl)'n It Milwaukee-New. ' • ~y>. Rosultt Ntw York 2 l(artllll City l Bo&tora '1 Detroit 4 lwo innings and went on to NATIONAL LEAGUE deft·at the Tiger~. 7-4. Frank Sui ltvan was credited with hill 17tb w L Pet. 01 VIctory although he needed relief B kl 91 46 664 from Ellis Kinder aiter Frank ¥11waukee roo yn ---__- .- 76 63 ·.547 16 110use homered with one on lri the ninth. Hew York --. 72 66 .622 19th : I KARR&VANZAND1 ftr.<~l .. flU, aNI ~ 1..W. ooo4 out. llondold shift. Rodlo. - · ...tlltht llld -tills ................... · · - lnslollod -·loo: ... for ............. ' AMEIUCAN LEAGUE took care of the pitchln& with a. nifty five-hitter lo a 6 0 victocy to ~. .... Clooo LIHio Chevy mol's - ~ ! . �• I • • • --- -- I I 'i'HE SMITH FAJIILY 19) For Sale Cloulfled Ada rece1. . . ., 1•"' M. will be publilheo tile IIIDt Veuetiaa BUnda, all sizes •r received. . 1 --- 1 liatel: as 2 cents ...,1 Wf.ll'd,. oae .,. ,. ro on. &so:.: DltallaLion. •- sertlon. Minim:Jm ebar1e bDc.- 4 ftnta per word for three .,.. aeeutJ\Ic lnaertiona. &pecial,--Ooe mouth for 28 eeat1 per word. Fu1J rate of 2 eeuta per word wtll be cbana:ed for advartiaiq if aot patd for before the J.5th of eaeh IPODth following insertion. Brron Ill Mvertlsini--Should be and See DALE WIPPEL SUPPLY 218 MAN WAl'-ITED-For Raw leigh "bullneal lit ·dtlea of Pomei-oy i:ncJ M.itidlepoJ1. No experience Extension ladder, mi~lllneoWJ needed to atatt. Salea eaay to furniture, arttlque cU1he1, Afrl· make and profita Jood. Start can Violet., two 8x12 wool immediately. Write Rawleitb'a, rup, small radio and lampe. DoP!· OHHKO.Itl\l FreeJ1011, lll. 44· Beech St. t.e..atc: 11-8-ltp Union Ave., Pomeroy, Obio. ,OR SALI FARMALL TRACTOR H, LIKE reported Jmmediat..U.,. The Dai11 NEW, AT ABOUT ONE 1'HIJU) 119) Business THE PRICE OF A NEW ONE. Two me~ a,eded io this area to USED VERY Um..E. Qun ·~ Stetlco'a tlitious "Ther· _.uon. FAJUONG, WILL GIVE A mat-VIeuum" Cpoldng Unit 1-Jd of 'l'b.... IJid Sp..,td No. GUAI\ANTEE. SEE MARY an~ . !be Greot Gllimb, through Uces ol l!:ventl printed at repH!;[NE8 AT STARKS PHARMhome d'monatraUoDJ, vd.th Jar classUied rates. Obltuarleo ACY, POMEROY. 9-Utp .,~llful ·· ~w .l.:tii>Ot ·'·*!fu pu!:llisbed at 1 ~eot per word. ~ Mll1ions ol fllea killed witll Starfw eo-G~IUnl hoateuea. We ('barged Ada ~t\:'e1ved by mail or Mafathion FJy . . Chip......a l~l: , tr.~ YOU; lit OW' , expense. For t,el:!phone ,,ven caref\11 atteDo .I.?D. MEIGSco•~-·F•au ap"'~tmeJt;t to ·be ' Jn;e.tviewed unu ~N locAlly, SOpt, 19, write ·STEEJ.. tiOD. _ BUREAU. U3tp. CO . ST~ STEEL, 2611'1 Sentinel wW not be responsible for more tban one !Deonec\ lit . ' ' {I ~otlaes ~ Room HOusE, ClevetiDd Ave., ColUmbus, 8-8-3tp bath,-;ater. l VeneUan shade., $2800. COD· BOITLED GAs--Jostallatlon and aervlcl!. See ua for pricet~ . RUT· ~~Y.a:r:d~.~!i!."'· ...-~ 225 !'.!"'.!,· -~ LAND FURNITURE at Rutland. CABINET SINKS, PORCELAIN 9.:10-U ENAliEIED f2 Inch t&'J.IIO; i1f Inch fDII.tlll; tJ6 Inch $144... NOTICE Now's the time to buy your rooting while you 'c an ~till get It at ~ low price . with a auarantee of 20 to 40 years. We carry· from 222 to 300 pound in all 1lr *' ~ultfii, . ·- -SIMON'$ · 11: L.\,. :tJbannel:. ·• . IIEIIVICI-..,-·Wot.cb p.Jriq , .•1>7 ~1'1' '"'llmlier. ,, '& ~~ -. j::OLLIN6 CHESTS OF DRAWERS, NEW, LEilA ..........,. 3 drawer $17.90; 4 drawer PO"~~-•M A AJIBOTf,.. y ..,;;. $21 .98, G drower $2'1.95, Aloo IIWo JJOpa~ Furnlahed Apartment lor r.enJ. peri 'hcbaleJau. Phollt C'.8l l' PHOJif; 133, •EWINGS I'UIIfll· lllddl""""' I 4-IIIAI TURE AND APPLIAHC)! STORE, 108 W. 11A1N irr,, MDJ01.· :r&LEVJSION SEBVICI Pltooe · JOG. . Clelud Appll""'' Viti1U -- -· f' ' ol ,,_ . 1. - - -- - lb. 49c 5 lb...... U9 . Ground Beef',1 '. .' ... Cealer Blade Cut Beef Chuck Roast -.. : : ..• • C10'n· Jolinlo Prlld i· ' ' ·· · .fish Stldcs •, • ' "10 01, ',. _. 3tc : . Ohio~·~~~----~~~~:= V8 Super Rlvlen Coupe, S16~. Blaettoar's Pom. eroy, Ohio. - PLY!\IOUTII 1953all~ . -- 1-J.fJte 2·door Sedan Blaettnar'11, Ohio. Pomer~)'. 8-3-ttte 19&3 DOIXlE V8 Coronet, 4-door Sedan, $1293. BlaoUnar's, Pomeroy, Ohlo. 0-3.ttc a live ...., modem ogo. Phone 110-11. A. N. 1Jeait1, e.:17-U Help Wanted (17) MAN OR LAIDY lo ..u now Blaettnar'.s, moua Reabl~ apparel FWI of lime. $1.110 hour •P· Write Cborleoloa, W. Po~roy, N-Gte Want aober trut!k 111\bale and 1~1 FORD V8 4-door Sedan, $8DD hou1e. Call Blaettnu'a Pomeroy, Obio. Ohio. D-3-Ste -- Want for 18 81 Auto Services --- ~~~· WliEI:L ALJGNliCN'l' Girl wanted for balanc)na J•d brake aerYJce. work. Dototby lloelletto' Blfa!F S.nlce. w. st., Poraeror. Ohio. . Bottom, Obio. :m. 11+11 OLD . with PboJie J:oli & Chrbtmts Line -aatloaalb' fa .. 1Ml CHEVROLET 2-door Sedan, M95. APAa_T· MENTil, witll lauatirJ' u4 ..,. tttive, Salary employee wllh pay and at eompaay hens UO"'. or wrl~e 8o1 1D3, AtheDJ. for · meat" aad details. Vo. -·· DIDICATID 'Tel tbe beat in llt!rviee wUb ••err eUort to mlniD!'•• ••· .our reaUul .. . location bel,ps to provide peacetw 411altr, Trevey.Finsterwald • FUNERAL .HOME . . k':"'wn ·' ' ~ff• .rJI , 14t B~it!l't~t ~ · l'ltoao w , . ....,.,..,, Obfo .. Look Your• WITH . I~ •lillO 1:15 .. 2:80 :2:43 ·oo· i:30 2<00 · ·l~ Gift Joi I ' l ' '3:00" us• • c.;*'tiO 'C 8:~ ' 8: .,t;x: .. ·' I:~· ,,...i;).ll . asc· .... ,30.' e:s . . . 7: . ·. . 3:::il 3:45 4:110 '1:30 . ':ItO I 5·10 6:00 ii:ID 6.15 u.~o 'i: , or. 8: PktL : ,, .69c :;': .. - , .•.. ·~p· . : . • . ' s'· :. ~~~o~. 'j;, :~ .· · • . : . ...ca·u • .·iii. 'W ' ·. '•'''' ~ ' 1... . . . . WORST 1-\i~T ~ EVER FEL.T - -. ' . .' , t:fAI.L Y C I, AcROss · 1 :H~wat1an I. 11. ·'*~ . Scrp~il~ • 9. mrt•s na.rne ·,~if."j'· )· .• c ' . .... ·1:::· --- l~:4li IIlla . ' ' Ill. ..._.. . - ·1ow1 = · 121·) Real Esta- --- 1~<30 11:00 1:8~ . .... ' . tN~i'D~'i to.oti ilj)Q IIi~ • ,: ' i'l ir ' 1 100% Pure ·BoofGr<ia.!icl MillY TIDle.u ~y PUBLIC SALE . ' 11<80 --- ---- .~ . 11;~ ! ' ' ?·QO ij':00 ' - ,!iii '. FI.NE 4ND '~~IJ~ .:.· "SUPER·IUGHT- ~£A.TS;, ' l!ita 1: ·j,,"'i: ( chafm~l3 . . .. . '120 14 I For Re"nt . ,. the lateat pastel sbades. Sec 1.111 before you buy wny kind of Slnro 111 W. Main St., l'llm. .> building mate~ials . We have at· POTATOES-U. S. No. I, $J,f6 pet 100 lba. Dor Bose, Portian4', ~~ . tractive prices on qu111ity rna. Ohio. 1 mile below Ravenswood tcrials, such as framing, steel Ferry. ~1'-etp ~~ Insurance · windows, sheetinQ:, wood win' dows and doors, brick tile, Mrs. Silvern<til COOKBOOKs lor NOTICI. SITTL&MINT OF hardware, paint, pla ster, floorACCOUNTS aalc for short time only. Can:le COMPLETE Insurance ProteeUon. ing and other bulldina mater· PROlATE COURT, ME'(GS Ciaaell, 825 Oliver Sl. )fiddle~fe, Auto, Fire, Polio. CaB Don ials too numer.ous to mention. COUNTY, OHIO, MIU.. Hlddleport, Oblo. - · Ohio. Call 6202. JI.Nt< We spct'lalllQ.in building kltchena Notice ia h"reby given that the to your ta/ite---burch. wtlite pine .Four extra nice Holatein HEIFtit rollowin,g Aceounta h~ve been flJ. CALVES from Hiah ~ Produc­ THINKING OF buylnc . wura... r ed in said. Court for settlement, maple, oak. Any design you Guaranteed aavinp ,up to 80% . lnt: Dams and COBA Bulla. want, even mahogany. V. D. EDWAllllll, Pboue .33-X. and that the &10'\e \\'ill be · beardReasonable. DouJ]as Circle, We also carry a full line of Gold Home at. l-11-U Racine. 8-8-ltp Bond color texture roof paints, Plywood, moldings, ·b athroom BE HAPPY AND GAY (21) Real Estate WITH YOUR outlllu-a ll cast iron wllh every 1111 Wonted To Buv ,,. MYSTIC M(I)IIENT thing to the floor lncludina tbe Small Warm Mornlng Heater. MIDDLIPORT seat tor the amazing low price SPRAY of $158 .00. Hot water tanka Good CondUion. Price alated 6 room" bath, full ~aaelrl~nt, dou. w1th a lO.ycar warranty for with letter. Mrs. Robert pm. ble garage, all utllltlea . -.: Reedavllle, Ohio. U3tc , 7 room all ••- bath, ·frame, ~"srage, • th e ~,azmg 1ow ·price or ......oo. Casto ~umb e r Co. MiddlE' port, WAHTBU TO BtN-Le,.t: on, utllhita. 2 aere1,,1l?& .Vtne St. Ohio. I 9-7-3tc Poplar, Ba.,wOOd, Ptae, WalDut (I room & bath, briell:, praae, all -Alao Oak, Poplu, B.,..ood utllltlea, 797 S. 2nd St. ~~~~;·•, a»cw.anee for yo-ur old O~~~RHg~:~~~ .-:.,.J..-iumber, 1 reea' or dtJ. 4-t. u, '1 room &: hath, brick, oUt 0 ' hfah I ~ macblne, regardle.sa u · 8-4. Dellverid tO ·oUt water, ·GrweJ HUJ, . 4 , lo'~ . , model, or coodi1:lon, ll<hen Our low overhead is the answer ' POMIIlOY ·' ' ' · ·· 1 1'11PP«I PlaJDI, Obto. )'ard. • you nutclJ.asc one o-f· vur new to the HIIJh Prlcts-Stop In to cash OD dell•ei'J. Write or call 8 room 4t bath, h-ame, garaa:c, all miBchineJJsce how much we can save you. utilities, ~t~ '1 ncar Beacon .Ser111 for parUellllt'l. The Obio 1Kt-Bu8hel Spreadera, $298.00 Valley Mf~o Corp. ftoae C-oolYlt!e Statlon 1 yt-ar written guarantee, witb MEIGS OLIVER SALES flUe 1580. I..J.U e room &: bath, frame, baaement, 20 Phone 86-.1, Pomeroy, Ohio all utilitlea, Carmen Subdivls· rua eet of attaahm'enta. 5 :rear JUilllDntee wt·th our r& __ o.JJ_.30_' '( ion · writtm buUt nuaelh.inea. PbGne 909-J, _ - - 4 room & bath, frame, basement, Kl'liJ'roN'S SEWING (21 Card of Thanks ..:._:....:.:.__..:_::..:._ S room HOUSE, fufJlbhed with all utU1Ue1, · 1866 Lincoln I , . •M\A.OII'INE Sl!li\V'lOE down•t.aln. •14 · per Hei.Jhta MENT, J.obn C. BI!C.OD, We wish to thank our nel1hbors Box 148, week, Phone 6081-Y. 880 s . Se- IJ room & bath, frame. all utiliPto:ho.te Juda:e. and friends for their kindness Pomero-y, OhJo. cond Ave ., Middleport. B-7-3tp tlea, 118 Locuat St. and sympathy during: tbt! iJI. ne5s &nd death of our husband and father, WiiUam Roblon. Sieeplna ROOM ud bath.. Call 10 acre ranli, 7 room tr~me dwell 388-Y. 8-Utp Jnr, on Rt. 7 near Che1hire. Speclal thanks to the Rev. Baa· gerwr, Middleport Firemen, ROOMS for reat. 121 Buueraut lOY• acre farm, ao •erea till· acrter Middleport firemen Ma· Ave. CJo11 e In towu,,., B-2f-12tp able, •II mlaeral rll~tl!l, S room Tho furnlturo and hrou11hold'JHd' from I Qiotoo will lMo of. __ frame houae with bath;. Leadlfll sonic Lot:!ge American Legion, _ _ fel'td for Hie et the retldenw John Handlev, Auctl"""' . Cr11ek Rd. Rawllnga-<.:oats Funeral Home, TWo Furnished ..ROom APAB.rSATORDAY, SEPTIJMBEIHO.ltll ·, MENTS, new lurnlluro, UWIIIu RODN.Y DOWNING those Bending Clowers and all who helped in any way. Mn. paid. Call 80H-M. N>U . llul llloto • - • 1 O'el ... '· M. William Robson,.. and FamilY. Hoom FURNISHED APART· l'hono ~~or tall '14 Ml, S, E. of Mal11 Co. lnflrmorr Ott II. Ill. \4,1.1 1MI.;N. W. 9-8-ltc MENT ID< rent. Pboae ttaiJti.X. _D_;a.:..; · 1...;10;:.'..:1...;7...:·1;:;1<::.;.::P..::II-.::I.:;t•~--of , ....,.,,, Ohio · , ., . . • . Rotrttorllor. ' IIKtrlo ltln10 Wvtlt, M........ ...... ' 9+3te (81 Auto ~les or,Dioh Cololnoto, •dlllll\ CrJI~ ' PhllttlnJIIi, ~*!I- L • • .FURNISHED APAIIijjENT - 5 Plat 1....., R~l Top - . 1-· I'Oio, THUao.lll 19113 CljRYSLER f.door Sedan. roomo and batb. Addlla. Call HOUSE for 111~ ·;w-n-;r-.-1,.R..kl,.., QUilt~, looflo. Anll'l'lo ~ ·I,. P :.. Run 17,000 miles. Rwdlo, heater 8114 or BI.,.·Y. JI.Nt< Maitolo Top D-r, Marlolo T.,. Wllh ltond, . . . C -· 11M' at·ory fra~ne, lbree bedrooms like new Inside and out. See oto. '""'"' Tab!.., Rockl~i! . . chlllt. l'tlrlll!l """'' ,,.,~ aDd bath up1talra, hardw.ood Large ' SLEEPJN(l ROOM with FJdon Weeka at Pomeroy NaTank, hch, Tools, 0Yittr, Plot~,.., M VII. IMrc~ii; 0 .. floon, ruu basemtnt, automaprlvat11 bath and entraDC!e, Call WIN, Clock•, Perm ltll •nd minr othr1 artlcl'.' ....- ·~ tional Bank, or eall at bome at. tJe 1toker fed to ll1t ter 5:00 o;rletek, 8.18-Y. 93-ate eally ' Termt: Cuh 19M PONTIAC 2-dour Sedan, 5room HOUSE, furnlahed witb , ' .W.n HIMiey, ·~TV aad automatic wuber aartl491J. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Not ll.,pot\ol~lo '"' Aothhn.e aKc. Call 3114 Rlclne, .7,aw lt53 BUICK ' · ~ o. .(2Q) . ~4SineSs Servl.:e Qll!CJ: "'~~ ..oB '· ,. l· ·•. ' " · I" ~· 11 · ttnt tf 2..,~ : •· ,,.,,r. �• I • • • --- -- I I 'i'HE SMITH FAJIILY 19) For Sale Cloulfled Ada rece1. . . ., 1•"' M. will be publilheo tile IIIDt Veuetiaa BUnda, all sizes •r received. . 1 --- 1 liatel: as 2 cents ...,1 Wf.ll'd,. oae .,. ,. ro on. &so:.: DltallaLion. •- sertlon. Minim:Jm ebar1e bDc.- 4 ftnta per word for three .,.. aeeutJ\Ic lnaertiona. &pecial,--Ooe mouth for 28 eeat1 per word. Fu1J rate of 2 eeuta per word wtll be cbana:ed for advartiaiq if aot patd for before the J.5th of eaeh IPODth following insertion. Brron Ill Mvertlsini--Should be and See DALE WIPPEL SUPPLY 218 MAN WAl'-ITED-For Raw leigh "bullneal lit ·dtlea of Pomei-oy i:ncJ M.itidlepoJ1. No experience Extension ladder, mi~lllneoWJ needed to atatt. Salea eaay to furniture, arttlque cU1he1, Afrl· make and profita Jood. Start can Violet., two 8x12 wool immediately. Write Rawleitb'a, rup, small radio and lampe. DoP!· OHHKO.Itl\l FreeJ1011, lll. 44· Beech St. t.e..atc: 11-8-ltp Union Ave., Pomeroy, Obio. ,OR SALI FARMALL TRACTOR H, LIKE reported Jmmediat..U.,. The Dai11 NEW, AT ABOUT ONE 1'HIJU) 119) Business THE PRICE OF A NEW ONE. Two me~ a,eded io this area to USED VERY Um..E. Qun ·~ Stetlco'a tlitious "Ther· _.uon. FAJUONG, WILL GIVE A mat-VIeuum" Cpoldng Unit 1-Jd of 'l'b.... IJid Sp..,td No. GUAI\ANTEE. SEE MARY an~ . !be Greot Gllimb, through Uces ol l!:ventl printed at repH!;[NE8 AT STARKS PHARMhome d'monatraUoDJ, vd.th Jar classUied rates. Obltuarleo ACY, POMEROY. 9-Utp .,~llful ·· ~w .l.:tii>Ot ·'·*!fu pu!:llisbed at 1 ~eot per word. ~ Mll1ions ol fllea killed witll Starfw eo-G~IUnl hoateuea. We ('barged Ada ~t\:'e1ved by mail or Mafathion FJy . . Chip......a l~l: , tr.~ YOU; lit OW' , expense. For t,el:!phone ,,ven caref\11 atteDo .I.?D. MEIGSco•~-·F•au ap"'~tmeJt;t to ·be ' Jn;e.tviewed unu ~N locAlly, SOpt, 19, write ·STEEJ.. tiOD. _ BUREAU. U3tp. CO . ST~ STEEL, 2611'1 Sentinel wW not be responsible for more tban one !Deonec\ lit . ' ' {I ~otlaes ~ Room HOusE, ClevetiDd Ave., ColUmbus, 8-8-3tp bath,-;ater. l VeneUan shade., $2800. COD· BOITLED GAs--Jostallatlon and aervlcl!. See ua for pricet~ . RUT· ~~Y.a:r:d~.~!i!."'· ...-~ 225 !'.!"'.!,· -~ LAND FURNITURE at Rutland. CABINET SINKS, PORCELAIN 9.:10-U ENAliEIED f2 Inch t&'J.IIO; i1f Inch fDII.tlll; tJ6 Inch $144... NOTICE Now's the time to buy your rooting while you 'c an ~till get It at ~ low price . with a auarantee of 20 to 40 years. We carry· from 222 to 300 pound in all 1lr *' ~ultfii, . ·- -SIMON'$ · 11: L.\,. :tJbannel:. ·• . IIEIIVICI-..,-·Wot.cb p.Jriq , .•1>7 ~1'1' '"'llmlier. ,, '& ~~ -. j::OLLIN6 CHESTS OF DRAWERS, NEW, LEilA ..........,. 3 drawer $17.90; 4 drawer PO"~~-•M A AJIBOTf,.. y ..,;;. $21 .98, G drower $2'1.95, Aloo IIWo JJOpa~ Furnlahed Apartment lor r.enJ. peri 'hcbaleJau. Phollt C'.8l l' PHOJif; 133, •EWINGS I'UIIfll· lllddl""""' I 4-IIIAI TURE AND APPLIAHC)! STORE, 108 W. 11A1N irr,, MDJ01.· :r&LEVJSION SEBVICI Pltooe · JOG. . Clelud Appll""'' Viti1U -- -· f' ' ol ,,_ . 1. - - -- - lb. 49c 5 lb...... U9 . Ground Beef',1 '. .' ... Cealer Blade Cut Beef Chuck Roast -.. : : ..• • C10'n· Jolinlo Prlld i· ' ' ·· · .fish Stldcs •, • ' "10 01, ',. _. 3tc : . Ohio~·~~~----~~~~:= V8 Super Rlvlen Coupe, S16~. Blaettoar's Pom. eroy, Ohio. - PLY!\IOUTII 1953all~ . -- 1-J.fJte 2·door Sedan Blaettnar'11, Ohio. Pomer~)'. 8-3-ttte 19&3 DOIXlE V8 Coronet, 4-door Sedan, $1293. BlaoUnar's, Pomeroy, Ohlo. 0-3.ttc a live ...., modem ogo. Phone 110-11. A. N. 1Jeait1, e.:17-U Help Wanted (17) MAN OR LAIDY lo ..u now Blaettnar'.s, moua Reabl~ apparel FWI of lime. $1.110 hour •P· Write Cborleoloa, W. Po~roy, N-Gte Want aober trut!k 111\bale and 1~1 FORD V8 4-door Sedan, $8DD hou1e. Call Blaettnu'a Pomeroy, Obio. Ohio. D-3-Ste -- Want for 18 81 Auto Services --- ~~~· WliEI:L ALJGNliCN'l' Girl wanted for balanc)na J•d brake aerYJce. work. Dototby lloelletto' Blfa!F S.nlce. w. st., Poraeror. Ohio. . Bottom, Obio. :m. 11+11 OLD . with PboJie J:oli & Chrbtmts Line -aatloaalb' fa .. 1Ml CHEVROLET 2-door Sedan, M95. APAa_T· MENTil, witll lauatirJ' u4 ..,. tttive, Salary employee wllh pay and at eompaay hens UO"'. or wrl~e 8o1 1D3, AtheDJ. for · meat" aad details. Vo. -·· DIDICATID 'Tel tbe beat in llt!rviee wUb ••err eUort to mlniD!'•• ••· .our reaUul .. . location bel,ps to provide peacetw 411altr, Trevey.Finsterwald • FUNERAL .HOME . . k':"'wn ·' ' ~ff• .rJI , 14t B~it!l't~t ~ · l'ltoao w , . ....,.,..,, Obfo .. Look Your• WITH . I~ •lillO 1:15 .. 2:80 :2:43 ·oo· i:30 2<00 · ·l~ Gift Joi I ' l ' '3:00" us• • c.;*'tiO 'C 8:~ ' 8: .,t;x: .. ·' I:~· ,,...i;).ll . asc· .... ,30.' e:s . . . 7: . ·. . 3:::il 3:45 4:110 '1:30 . ':ItO I 5·10 6:00 ii:ID 6.15 u.~o 'i: , or. 8: PktL : ,, .69c :;': .. - , .•.. ·~p· . : . • . ' s'· :. ~~~o~. 'j;, :~ .· · • . : . ...ca·u • .·iii. 'W ' ·. '•'''' ~ ' 1... . . . . WORST 1-\i~T ~ EVER FEL.T - -. ' . .' , t:fAI.L Y C I, AcROss · 1 :H~wat1an I. 11. ·'*~ . Scrp~il~ • 9. mrt•s na.rne ·,~if."j'· )· .• c ' . .... ·1:::· --- l~:4li IIlla . ' ' Ill. ..._.. . - ·1ow1 = · 121·) Real Esta- --- 1~<30 11:00 1:8~ . .... ' . tN~i'D~'i to.oti ilj)Q IIi~ • ,: ' i'l ir ' 1 100% Pure ·BoofGr<ia.!icl MillY TIDle.u ~y PUBLIC SALE . ' 11<80 --- ---- .~ . 11;~ ! ' ' ?·QO ij':00 ' - ,!iii '. FI.NE 4ND '~~IJ~ .:.· "SUPER·IUGHT- ~£A.TS;, ' l!ita 1: ·j,,"'i: ( chafm~l3 . . .. . '120 14 I For Re"nt . ,. the lateat pastel sbades. Sec 1.111 before you buy wny kind of Slnro 111 W. Main St., l'llm. .> building mate~ials . We have at· POTATOES-U. S. No. I, $J,f6 pet 100 lba. Dor Bose, Portian4', ~~ . tractive prices on qu111ity rna. Ohio. 1 mile below Ravenswood tcrials, such as framing, steel Ferry. ~1'-etp ~~ Insurance · windows, sheetinQ:, wood win' dows and doors, brick tile, Mrs. Silvern<til COOKBOOKs lor NOTICI. SITTL&MINT OF hardware, paint, pla ster, floorACCOUNTS aalc for short time only. Can:le COMPLETE Insurance ProteeUon. ing and other bulldina mater· PROlATE COURT, ME'(GS Ciaaell, 825 Oliver Sl. )fiddle~fe, Auto, Fire, Polio. CaB Don ials too numer.ous to mention. COUNTY, OHIO, MIU.. Hlddleport, Oblo. - · Ohio. Call 6202. JI.Nt< We spct'lalllQ.in building kltchena Notice ia h"reby given that the to your ta/ite---burch. wtlite pine .Four extra nice Holatein HEIFtit rollowin,g Aceounta h~ve been flJ. CALVES from Hiah ~ Produc­ THINKING OF buylnc . wura... r ed in said. Court for settlement, maple, oak. Any design you Guaranteed aavinp ,up to 80% . lnt: Dams and COBA Bulla. want, even mahogany. V. D. EDWAllllll, Pboue .33-X. and that the &10'\e \\'ill be · beardReasonable. DouJ]as Circle, We also carry a full line of Gold Home at. l-11-U Racine. 8-8-ltp Bond color texture roof paints, Plywood, moldings, ·b athroom BE HAPPY AND GAY (21) Real Estate WITH YOUR outlllu-a ll cast iron wllh every 1111 Wonted To Buv ,,. MYSTIC M(I)IIENT thing to the floor lncludina tbe Small Warm Mornlng Heater. MIDDLIPORT seat tor the amazing low price SPRAY of $158 .00. Hot water tanka Good CondUion. Price alated 6 room" bath, full ~aaelrl~nt, dou. w1th a lO.ycar warranty for with letter. Mrs. Robert pm. ble garage, all utllltlea . -.: Reedavllle, Ohio. U3tc , 7 room all ••- bath, ·frame, ~"srage, • th e ~,azmg 1ow ·price or ......oo. Casto ~umb e r Co. MiddlE' port, WAHTBU TO BtN-Le,.t: on, utllhita. 2 aere1,,1l?& .Vtne St. Ohio. I 9-7-3tc Poplar, Ba.,wOOd, Ptae, WalDut (I room & bath, briell:, praae, all -Alao Oak, Poplu, B.,..ood utllltlea, 797 S. 2nd St. ~~~~;·•, a»cw.anee for yo-ur old O~~~RHg~:~~~ .-:.,.J..-iumber, 1 reea' or dtJ. 4-t. u, '1 room &: hath, brick, oUt 0 ' hfah I ~ macblne, regardle.sa u · 8-4. Dellverid tO ·oUt water, ·GrweJ HUJ, . 4 , lo'~ . , model, or coodi1:lon, ll<hen Our low overhead is the answer ' POMIIlOY ·' ' ' · ·· 1 1'11PP«I PlaJDI, Obto. )'ard. • you nutclJ.asc one o-f· vur new to the HIIJh Prlcts-Stop In to cash OD dell•ei'J. Write or call 8 room 4t bath, h-ame, garaa:c, all miBchineJJsce how much we can save you. utilities, ~t~ '1 ncar Beacon .Ser111 for parUellllt'l. The Obio 1Kt-Bu8hel Spreadera, $298.00 Valley Mf~o Corp. ftoae C-oolYlt!e Statlon 1 yt-ar written guarantee, witb MEIGS OLIVER SALES flUe 1580. I..J.U e room &: bath, frame, baaement, 20 Phone 86-.1, Pomeroy, Ohio all utilitlea, Carmen Subdivls· rua eet of attaahm'enta. 5 :rear JUilllDntee wt·th our r& __ o.JJ_.30_' '( ion · writtm buUt nuaelh.inea. PbGne 909-J, _ - - 4 room & bath, frame, basement, Kl'liJ'roN'S SEWING (21 Card of Thanks ..:._:....:.:.__..:_::..:._ S room HOUSE, fufJlbhed with all utU1Ue1, · 1866 Lincoln I , . •M\A.OII'INE Sl!li\V'lOE down•t.aln. •14 · per Hei.Jhta MENT, J.obn C. BI!C.OD, We wish to thank our nel1hbors Box 148, week, Phone 6081-Y. 880 s . Se- IJ room & bath, frame. all utiliPto:ho.te Juda:e. and friends for their kindness Pomero-y, OhJo. cond Ave ., Middleport. B-7-3tp tlea, 118 Locuat St. and sympathy during: tbt! iJI. ne5s &nd death of our husband and father, WiiUam Roblon. Sieeplna ROOM ud bath.. Call 10 acre ranli, 7 room tr~me dwell 388-Y. 8-Utp Jnr, on Rt. 7 near Che1hire. Speclal thanks to the Rev. Baa· gerwr, Middleport Firemen, ROOMS for reat. 121 Buueraut lOY• acre farm, ao •erea till· acrter Middleport firemen Ma· Ave. CJo11 e In towu,,., B-2f-12tp able, •II mlaeral rll~tl!l, S room Tho furnlturo and hrou11hold'JHd' from I Qiotoo will lMo of. __ frame houae with bath;. Leadlfll sonic Lot:!ge American Legion, _ _ fel'td for Hie et the retldenw John Handlev, Auctl"""' . Cr11ek Rd. Rawllnga-<.:oats Funeral Home, TWo Furnished ..ROom APAB.rSATORDAY, SEPTIJMBEIHO.ltll ·, MENTS, new lurnlluro, UWIIIu RODN.Y DOWNING those Bending Clowers and all who helped in any way. Mn. paid. Call 80H-M. N>U . llul llloto • - • 1 O'el ... '· M. William Robson,.. and FamilY. Hoom FURNISHED APART· l'hono ~~or tall '14 Ml, S, E. of Mal11 Co. lnflrmorr Ott II. Ill. \4,1.1 1MI.;N. W. 9-8-ltc MENT ID< rent. Pboae ttaiJti.X. _D_;a.:..; · 1...;10;:.'..:1...;7...:·1;:;1<::.;.::P..::II-.::I.:;t•~--of , ....,.,,, Ohio · , ., . . • . Rotrttorllor. ' IIKtrlo ltln10 Wvtlt, M........ ...... ' 9+3te (81 Auto ~les or,Dioh Cololnoto, •dlllll\ CrJI~ ' PhllttlnJIIi, ~*!I- L • • .FURNISHED APAIIijjENT - 5 Plat 1....., R~l Top - . 1-· I'Oio, THUao.lll 19113 CljRYSLER f.door Sedan. roomo and batb. Addlla. Call HOUSE for 111~ ·;w-n-;r-.-1,.R..kl,.., QUilt~, looflo. Anll'l'lo ~ ·I,. P :.. Run 17,000 miles. Rwdlo, heater 8114 or BI.,.·Y. JI.Nt< Maitolo Top D-r, Marlolo T.,. Wllh ltond, . . . C -· 11M' at·ory fra~ne, lbree bedrooms like new Inside and out. See oto. '""'"' Tab!.., Rockl~i! . . chlllt. l'tlrlll!l """'' ,,.,~ aDd bath up1talra, hardw.ood Large ' SLEEPJN(l ROOM with FJdon Weeka at Pomeroy NaTank, hch, Tools, 0Yittr, Plot~,.., M VII. IMrc~ii; 0 .. floon, ruu basemtnt, automaprlvat11 bath and entraDC!e, Call WIN, Clock•, Perm ltll •nd minr othr1 artlcl'.' ....- ·~ tional Bank, or eall at bome at. tJe 1toker fed to ll1t ter 5:00 o;rletek, 8.18-Y. 93-ate eally ' Termt: Cuh 19M PONTIAC 2-dour Sedan, 5room HOUSE, furnlahed witb , ' .W.n HIMiey, ·~TV aad automatic wuber aartl491J. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Not ll.,pot\ol~lo '"' Aothhn.e aKc. Call 3114 Rlclne, .7,aw lt53 BUICK ' · ~ o. .(2Q) . ~4SineSs Servl.:e Qll!CJ: "'~~ ..oB '· ,. l· ·•. ' " · I" ~· 11 · ttnt tf 2..,~ : •· ,,.,,r. �\ ' -- Page Eight Tile llolhodlat Church WSCS e\'\lDlnl Qrde will meet at the bome of Mn. Jame. Tliornu, Jllddlepart, Tueaday evening; • - , ' The Dally Sentinel, Pornei'QywMJddleport~ Chl1) Pomeroy Person.als The Daily Sentinel • &e.pt. 8, iutead of at the bome of lin. Wllllom Clark aa previoUII.y announced Xr. and Mrs. Carl MiUer have aold their store building and apvtment to Mrs. Maud Sellards Mr. .. d lira. lldword K•••M> left WedaOiday moroinl for their ..... bl' Tbonw Mason or.tH Clubs . ·· ....~~r~:~a::;'; ·:i,~ Map Plans For . :::"to'":r:l~~..~~~~~ of • y ear eoutJe arrJyt Tbe ComtniJ i1fta tot · Tbe wU1 1 :--~ land ·mouth Plallf for the C!OIIttlll year were re~Jtlve~. · =====.:::::::::= Middleport Personals Heath Methodist M'ission_ Group Ho/d Meeftng • ' and \ Jiia. • iD :e- Rut. 1 Ylllt wit~ i::_ & & Repo · rt Is fellows'h1'p On Camp A • •• . cfiVIfleS EXPERT or N ·Ew Furniture KandM SOHIO • 11 • • nttne .. Alaa ~Jld OOvla, Paul W.U. and Jon "Weblter attencled tbe State Fair qne 41? Wt weet.. Jln, Louil, Reibel wu call1ftl on her ~dater, Mn. Lee M)'eil retenll)'. J. Otil BeJl ot PortlinGuth, wa1 MliiiODII'l' p~t 1peake'r at the Metll.odla:t Cb~h Bundly ev• IODI, nins. "' Mr. Ud Mn. WaiDe · Turalf, lin. C. 0. Chipman and Mtt. Mary Beard were ln COlumbul, Postmaster Exam For Hartford Is Announced Tod~y Wedneada.y Dllbt. where tbey attended Opera , Niibl bJ the cOlumbus L)Tlli · ~ter Group of w"-• u•-- u-~lyn ~---· - - _.. wu '""" -rilber, . , •"'UQ.' 1 -,..,..::r.,_~-.::::--:-::=-.::-:c:--:J. ~ ~ entiU&d · "fbt 1 tbe sty•• WU ' 1'Ud by Path in Diane Soviet And German Leaders Meet To Discuss Diplomatic Probletps 1 MOSCOW UP-West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told Soviet leaders today that German reunification and the relea se of 200,000 German war pnsont>n &till held by the Rtwians werf' not ..condition•" for the establiebme.nt of diplomatiC rclataon s between tbeJr two countra n But be empha11%ed that there cDUld be no "real n:•nnahzataon" of relations between the two peuplea until tbe.e emotaonai issue~ were settled. The granite-faced old statesman The Unite~ States C1vU Service Commission haa a.nnouneed an examination to fill the po1itioa of fourtli-c1us po.slmaster for t.be post oliice at Hartford, W. Va The annual salary for this position is $2844. AppUeant'l must ae· tually reslde wlthin the territory supplied by the above-mentlGned post office. Age limits, waived for persons entitled to veteran preferenee, are from 21 to 65. CiPebart and . the entire &raul' Alii "~-1 M1 · ~" ' ],JJ;eaent ; w~ Diane Capehart. Jackie Papenit, HOward MeMil· non.. Corella MeMilUoit. Marahall MeMIIUbn, Au Newland, Pa'tty Newtarid; Patrl.cia" RileJ, Cheryl :Jlobertl, June . spencer; Judy Turner, Kitty ~llHIIDIIOD, Sbaron ,: The firs~ tw'o ca~dfdates· for Lho "!ollas Slick thick" epntest, wbtch is one of the highlights of t'}\e Broiler Festival ate Lois Ann -cb~pman, Middleport and Evel)TD' P. Cuinmins, Letart ·Falla . .. 1 Lois AnR, who also entered the \ ' "M~ss SUck Chic&" contest lQ.It ' an 16 year ' old aenior at years 1s Middleport High School. She ia , ('IDployed in the Dairy Queen store between · Middleport · and Pomeroy. She i6 the daughter ot Mrs. ~loi,5e Ch~PQl,Mn,, Middleport. TM s~ond entry Ev~Jyn • eum· mins. is a 19M graduate ol Raeine Hlgh School, 18 years old. apd js emplo:ved bf Jake Gaul'~ Clover Farm Store, R.acibe. She is the daugP,ter of 'llr. and Mrs. Buster Cl.ilmftins, I)[ Letart Falls, and last year: she wu a participant in ,the 'Big B~~~ llistrnel, Min CbBfmD .i6 sponsored by the . Pomeroy Dii:J!y Queen Store and Ml'ss Cummins •by Crow B:rotbera PouUry. Other entries were 'expected to be announced later today. - Full in.formation and applica· hon forms may be obt~ined at the Hartford post oUiee or from the Comminion'1 Washinaton ollice. APJillcatlons must be filed wltb the U. S. Civil Service Commission. Washington, 215, D. C., •nd must be received or postmarked not later than September 13, lDM. Herbert E. Clarke Funeral S~rvices Are Held Friday Funeral services were held tl). day for Herbert EvaRs Clark, 81, of Darwin, ln the Harrisonville Methodist Cborch at 2:30 P. M. ~ George Dynohew Dies In Hospi~al; Funeral Is Sunday Ceorge W. Donohew, 1'4, Rt. 2, Racine, was taken by death this morning at 3 o'clOck In tbe Holzer I{Qspital, after an illness of nearly seven, months. He is survived by one daughMrs: .p-elyl! Webster, Cleve. ; aile• son, Leroy, kaclnei two Doitohtw,. Pome· ' • $299.95 After his ISOtb ren a man 11 more sui1J)I'laed to tilld himlelf r111,_t about somethilll than he was at 20 to flnd himMlt Wl'OIII about anything. The Millen have rilllted Clair Taylor realdtace on" St. -- ·- """'. (Ttchnlulor, lho,.,. lllturiloy h,._loor 11 The t.a Roantlup ,... """'" Twill of ·l"lle .. ; . • llllvrtloY S.lllmlior 10 Callyt>11 Crolsl'lllld lltu -hort Phylllo Kirk . . SO•er Cll7 Kid Allen . ,'"lock~ LIM ~ ... on ason Pl Pleasant's new National of Gnrd Armory will be dedicated. on November 11, Veteran.s' Day i&, accordiog to Col. 0. V. Knipp, Commu- Chief of StaU and Maintenance Officer of the W. V<i!.. National representaUves · from Metp . ~e: Sh'ar1ey y vonae 'D--· Guard. ~gThe Armory Is located on W. le. Janet Jeffen and bon John- Va. State Route 82 just north of SOD. TJae advisors art ~· Alfred 1 Point Pleasant. and Mrs Harriet Ne1gler and 1 The building coven 18.000 Veral Hyaeu.. square reel. Included in it are a driD floor, admini.qrative Offi~ cea, vehicle repair abop, firing I raqe, kitchen. library, day room exec_ vice zens :National and.\Walter L. Malta l;alion~l • Swts • Two DIvorce Filed Jn County ..' .. ~~:!t:,ea~:!'c:!tJ~~ Clerk of Cl.U. E. Follrod, Cheater, vs. O..ie lloe FoUrod, Carroll , 0 ., M. •Dowell, Rll, llid· YS. BenjamiD Dowell, Telecast Will Be Made Sunday Of Y;mk•lodian Game ' - 1 • , Two petitions for divorce were and ~osroom. PIIG'fDllRI IJv!J you all -· Adlaelliat'o111woyt ooa, C. \..._Water o le.,ct.o.DIIII 1oto you wodi , ~tft· thorough ihiil "YD:" ,ant ••• automatically . 0. lapltlry lplwthatltobo out ,..,. - tho~ 0111 othol method ... ' ••• piUI umlfa I!QICII.AIN PINISH I . I Coos• In I he .... now Prltldal,. 1, flltra-matlc lloctrlc ClathH Dryer: ' \ \I " ' . PilOT PTA MIITtNG Reedsville PI'A will hnld their flral meeUDJ Sept. 12 at 8:00 p. m. at the ReedsYille SChool . Evcy--.. ~ Adalade ~ Hart· Ellen [..oomj .. from t fla. ~· · ,, 1 f Fred Pe.,.n from AlideUe Pearson With the defendant restored to her inaldea nam~ of Audellt': I Roberts. •. . 1 M.....U. Faudree NnT' tw.m Robert V•. Peay with 'ilie mer re.lor\'d to ber. 'maid<~ .. ~ :r;.,.. ""'e MARKaT IIII'OIIT . ClNCINN~TI, ··o. uP-Produce: EJif, ateadr. pricea unclwtl:ed; eonswneri A large wblta 08-80, brown mix1 67-80; medium white o40o41, brown mix 19-&1; wbOieyle fKt ceat A extra lii,I'P white I'~~~;mixme(liulll wlilte 38-43, 38-43. · Chit:tena. steady at. uncban,eed prices; fryers 28-27; bens, heayv 19-21; hens, light 15J.8; old roosters 10-U. . Butter, 90 score 81. Elean~ Fi\Jtlll from Robert E. FrUth with the c!l'lndYOf .t he couple's dne child t lwarde41' ~ the rold E .. Lo4)mfs. of Marcella Faudree. wot [ o UtthtMttlc Mo..,....., • • • no bollo. polity~, wbMII. Soaltd lor lifo th;! :t<oren~ Mr. o Now <Ofllhi\IOUI ~ IURHthal o Uttilerwa..r lulls Dllllrlltut.r "'- Ailh- soap • , • end• soap stcdn worrtea lakes out dtrl and tOaP KUnl o . . . , 1 \. June Tulloll from A.l.v8 DertniJ: TuUoh with the ' euttod,of tbe couple's . two chirdren ~ awarded the plaiDiiff. Emma MaebeUe . VerDOn 'fr~ Charles B. Vemoa with mer reatored to 'her m· name of Emma Maebelle F . ~nna )largarot II. sa.¥er Stover. , ' ~ D. fr,om Betty witb lite cusOd;y Gf tbe coupte•s awarded the defendaft.L ·1 ~ ;,.heot It aiiy r..,.ntl,y • follows: Vl!'lfnill \ 'ONLY In M.aaOn are, u granted Co,urt Robert Staaliy Dormit(»_ry At Holzer Hospii~l · •, DivOIUs Cou~Y. plaUDtUOC. . : '6-om Minnie George Hart. ,. D'~~ F0 ll o~g .. An from A. J. O,nln 'l:hb,... . J. EXteOded llloes8 Thomas t.tiree c.'budreA charges his wife With &rou' neglect and extreme cruelty. The Follrods were marWife! "How are we going ~o ~ete ried In 1953 aad have Do ebildren. Mr-1. Dowell charges her buSbr~t~~ our 2llth wed41!'1 ~•er· band witb gross nea;Ject and eJ:~ sar)r . .' , treme erueUy. Sbe Is sulq for Husband: "How abnut two' di!hthe eustody llf ber four ehlldrS, firm of •Lantr. ute,. r.1f silenc.e?" a permuent alimony and reasonthe ~- able support for the children. Tbe Si:rd!flinder words: . !he hatut of a one-cylinder man. ~ hav'e been married Ailee ' He then said the reunificatio-n of Germany L'l "a duty of tbe big Four powers," adding that "here also I must repeat: I propoae ' no 'conditions.' " voted' lntl acboola guicfance · Tall Man Rltlbtg ln hhi reply, Adenauer saJd the questions of German reuniflea· lion and the release of the pris- · or1ers were of major importance. He u1d .!1ol ut1on of these questions was not a "condition" for tbe establishment of diplo.mitie reliitiOns. ~1'f::· and prestW,led, Automatic I In an opening staterment, BUI· eanin noted that t)le Soviet init.· iated the talks on "the · asaumP" ~Jon that the establishment of normal rciallons between our two countries correspond to tbe inter· esl..!l of both." ' In·· bis opening reMa~Jcs. Bulu.nin prnposed that. Bonn f.Q.d Moscow establish embauies and exehangi ambassadors'. He also said be hoped the current diJtua... sions would bring · "(ruitfal resultl" in the way cf lmproVed trade and the establishment and development of scientific. techni· cal and cultural oooperatio11 between the two natiO(l.t. A German delegation spatesman told a press conlereace at He served his country in World A4enauer's headquarters "' ·after· War 1 and Will in F;ance. wards that the chaocellof. would Burial was made iD the Wells reply to Bu~nin 'a ~edl When Cemetery, Downington. the 'talks resume SatUl"day at 10 A. II. (3' A. II. EnT.) ' if Wa$her~ set forth h i~ position before .eoVIet Premier Nikolai Ba.llpnln, Commum~t party bead Nildtl S. Kh ~ ufhchev and Forejgn M:inilter V. M. Molotov at tbd openinc le&sion ot five day s of Soviet-West German talks Mr. Clark who died Wednesday In the Veteran~ Hospital, Hunt· mgton. W. Va., is 1urvived by h11 wi!e, Edil.b Clart: ooe daughter, Mr.s. LesteT Hendenon, RuUand; and se'len sons: Harry, Hals1e, Hlldred, Hester, Homer, aU at home and Haroltl and Howard Clark, of the U. S . Army. One brother, George Clart, Harrison· vtlle and ODe aiater, Mrs. Harry Tuff, Dayton, 0, $~99.0D -. SERVICE "The Stop K:eeps Going" Manning Kloes- Don Mullen Phone 9391 · Middleport, Ohio Washes Cleaner Rinses Brighter 1 Spins far Drierl .. Jl;ddle, f~o~m;Sc:;r;lp;t;ur;e;.;;;;;;.~Rlic~h~ardsoa~~·~•~•~d~Anll~~~~~- I ... a.t y I Ri1 I 1 BROILER FESTIVAL DANCE Pomeroy High School AUDITORIUM SEPT. 14th 9tol Tickets on Sale at: Ph 'Stor s armacy ttev. • G. lcJ TWII, 0 1. and Mn. Clwie• Strauaa. Wedq.aday for 1 visit with relaM.r. and Mrs. tteYu P. Bia:er- U'Yea In Coshocton. dilcuued by Leader Sanh SpeDstaff ud eblldrea Jeft Wed.aesMr. and Mrl. Robert Harbrecbt eer u tb6 Good Luck Clo~ '-&: ol Cheahlro. Mn. SeUords wiU day momln& for their hGI'lHI 1D •ild family, Colwnbua, were weet Club of Muon met 08 TUesday take poasetsion next week. . t..telucl, Fla., after a vialt wltb nd peata ol their parents, Mr. afternon' ia the Muon CommWl· -~Jeanor S. Sch•af, Middleport Society Editor ·- Pbone 6Q7G her parentl, Mr. ud lin. Udle Mr1. Raymond Harbrecht ity Buildl.aa;. Smith, ..W.ebe Tll!f'l'aee. . Kr. and Mra. Norman Me· Mrs. Spe~f' told the .,-oup of . Lucille Bearh> Hawkins, Pomeroy Society F.ditor-Pbone 6;144 Mr. and Mra. Robert Haney Gl Cullum. plans for lhe 1 4-H program f,r Fmdlay were weekend petot.a of M.lsa Nettie Koehler a~ompan. the next year In addition to disher paieats, Mr. and Mrs. Bert ied by ber brother-in-law and eussiRJ t)le recent Farm Youth Weblter. Tbey were arcompanied &.iater, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wea· Sbow and tbe Achievement Ban· home lfond&y by Mr. "nd Kn. ver, Gallipolis spent Tuesday quet to ~ held in Pl Pleuaat S Webster for • two week!' visit. Columbus. sometime in November. . Robert Tumpkans, Baltimor~ . dleport. and Mr and Mrs. George Mn. Geora:~ H. Parker returned At the nme time, Mrs. SpeaMd., spent the holiday weekend DeWees, Athen!l, VISlted friends home Tutaday after • ten day Mra. Edward Koehler has re- eer announced that new meQt• S visit in Marietta with her cousin, turned home after a sevefal day 5 ben for tbe next year would be with his parents, Mr and Mrs. at Long Bottom on Labor Day. E. R. Tompkim;, and h1s nephew. Miss Lucille Smith, teacher in Miaa Dora Wilson, who is iU.' viiit with relatives :n Columbus. welcome to attend the next meet· Middhlport High Sc:hool, is 111 in The Commission on Mlulons Mr. antl Mre. Jack Keanedy S.H.S.N.3. t.urence A. Napper ing of the dub. Jam611 Hamer. friends, T.E.S.N. Norria J;>. Cpl Andy Batey, fort Bragg, New Mexico, where she was vlsit- met at Heath M~thodl&t chureb moved Wf! dn e1 day 1rom liJiddlf>. and a.. ol su11'tvan, Milsouri, b h nwwwe, Mrs. Speneer appoln.ted a nomN C . and a friend , Pfr W1lham in.g this summer and was un1 bl e Wednesday eteritn1 witb ilr a. 01 her mother, 8-.N. Jamea BatsOn of •i~l~enivUle, l inaUng coiDIIlittee to lllliD.e offi· to return to her borne in Che1ter James Euler, chairman, preaiding port tot e ome Shuspack, Carbon, Pa .. who IS · "'' Ab. · the openlng defOtlonal HI'· Mn. h b Geortla. .Willlamaon, which w· y a., were visiting cers at the nat meeUq at wbic:b also stationed at Fort Bragg, in time for the beglmUog o1 school. MrR. Howard Kreu, Pome vice le(J by the paator, ReY. L. A. c!:t tep8.1red alpee ~. ~ e . ~ .lin. Laurence F. NapPer, oi time elecUOJUI wll1 be held. Those spent the weekend w1th the for 1 enviUe, over the Labor Day on the eommittee are Howald mer's mother, Mrs. Helen Batey. roy, is aubatituting for her at Bangerter. During the meeting; Mra. A. R. Knight and VlD- weekend Lawrence just returned McMillion, Ann Hanil antl PatJack Bratz, Renovo, Pa., was a the High School. Mr. and MMI . Wesley Fry and were offered for Rev. cent, returned home to Newport, R.I., after a 7-mon· rida Riley. 1, weekend guest of Miss Ann Rupe from a flahinl and campins tbs' cruiae on the Tueaday'i prosr•m bad 11 its at the home of her parents, Mr. aon, Marvin, Mrs. Ada Latnbert, George Sidwell, who will on the Potomac near Harpe.ra Mr. and Mrs. ]J.obert Niday t)leme "Winner or Loaerf. Tbe and Mrs. Gerald Rupe, Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. John Fry and Mr. this month for Kore1 81 Springfield, arrived meeting opened with the 4-H He attended the Baccalaureate and Mrs. Jamea Fry, spent Sun· arie5. Letters were read from Ferry with Mr. ud llrs. Doyle evening and returned Song and Pleda;e. An·n Newland exercises at the Gallipolis Pres· day at Caffiden Park in Huntinc· mi:uionaries in Indla, Afriea an~ PhiUipa: of PhUippi, W. Va. and Korea and It wae decided to atlrt )lr, and Mrs. Joe Lea&burg antl evenina:. They visited gave the opellin,J theua:ht and byteriao Church, Stmday morn- ton . correspOndence with lOme of children, llora-~-·n, W. Va. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt June Spencer read a selection a ing with Mr. and Mrs. Rupe when b Mise Rupe was one of the grad- er Roand 1 e1t Robert Haggerty,Byer Robert Fiah· tb Wh auww and aon, Jimmy. were in ese peop e. 1 they went &ilb'·eeud .,_ nT tatl b 1 d I lie• there u_ ... .IQ.I-, an IUU•. n.vbert . _ll'il«».l uatmg nurses of the Hul:ter Hos· Charleston to attend the footen ve P ans are e DJ ma e n1 '" aurpera Ferry, Shepherds- Mrs. VaniC!e Wilcox and pital School ot Nursing. ball game Saturday night. to have the Rev. and Mnr. Otis town arut Charle. Town. North Baltimore, also "i,iteclj Lawton Templeton,. Dayton, was Bell, missionaries on furlouJh I • Vineent Kni&ht lett ru.•!ld•ll' ijkr. lnd Mrs. Wyatt Gilberi: Mrs William Grueser is re· covering satisfactorily after rna· here o\'er the weekend to visit from work on Okinawa, as special for the Linalr Military Institute utc\IY enning. jor surgery at the Meags General! his grandson, ·Marshall Ray, In· gueata at a Family Nil:ht dbmer He was ICCOJQ.ptaietl tbere by fs~ . .Mr: and Mrs. John Hunnel Hospital. Her daughter, Debbie, font son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben to be held in October. mo~ber, Mnl: A. R. Kni&bt eetved word that Miss ~b,irloey 1 ia a houseguest of Mr . and Mrt~ Batey, Locust Street. A general dlscuulfln waa held retUI'Ded that evenina;. HuDaei waa operated on ~~ Bradford Maag and da-..shter, Mra. Clyde Ingels -..~~~~~~I concerning methoda ol interutiDJ Mn. J. T, CGft)e:Dina: returned pendlcltis. MJ.aa Hunnel, who Myrna, Minersvi.lle, and Don John, and Mrs Robert young people in mlssloD work. to .ber home. Akron. &Janda)' 1(. employed in Portland, Oregon, k' Grueeer is staying Wlth Mr. and I and sons. Richard and Mill Ben Sanborn Wll ··~ to ter a 'ileftt~ days vialt with her i'l In Room 430, Providence HOI· Mrs. Carl Brannon Middleport , were in Athens, Tuesday. present tbe "World OuUook" motb,r1 lll'l. GeOI'Ie Hetzel wbo pital, Portland, Ore. Swisher Lohse durin1 ber hospitalization. ' 1 M and M Ca 1 when tbe )VSCS .meets Man••Y was IDJur~ iD a 1111. • Mrs. Howard Ewmg, who is re· Chaileston, an:\trs. ~. P. evening. The pastor sbowed 1 plc· JaD1e1 Smitb ind lister Mia• 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed J . Sm1th, son, DuHon Druga cuperating after major surgery, were on a motor trip over ture of a Kindera:uten elaa ltDt ~n, wbo have been in French Lewis and M1ss Donna · Wildern~w from Columbus . to Kansas SkyJine Drive and through to him b)' hll friend, tbe )\lv, Moroceo wltb their parenta Col muth spent the Labor Day week Martin Roller City Wednesday to v1s1t her dau· tueky over the weekend. 01hia Ito, ~kyo, Japan. . ~ad il~ Wilford Sintth fo; th~ end in lndiiiLilpolia, Ind., 'i~E.I ghter and BOD-ln~law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Those pr~sent Vr"ere Mr. B~aer· lllmmer, arrived Mond•y for 1 the Smith's older son and Price $3.50 A Couple Mrs. WUllam Dav1s and family. h,lnney Mr a d M ter, Mrs. EUler, Mta. E. R. T01111p- vlsi• wUh their eraadmother Mn Mr. and Mre:. ·-- ~and Mrs. Homer Rice, Mitl· Long ~nd Rote~t Ha~ierty at- kln1, Bess Sa~born, Mra. Ddlu- Theod.o te Ebenbaeb. TheY' left While there they attended Fr~e~ Mo~Heo, Sunday, and ar. Indiana State Fair and other tended the races in WbeeliDJ, ben Beck. Sunday. rived 1p1 Charla*ort, w. Va., b.v ,, ~~~~()£interest. G1'v~n Mo.~ .. wber• ther wer• Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ward lfh. Ebenbach. and daughter, Mary Lou. Ravens· wood, spen) the LafiOr Day week· llr. and Mra. · Ralph . Graves For A Gleaming "Like· 81ld with h~r mother, Mn. James Mrs. Don Thomas and Mrs. Bea~ New" Finish Thai lasts Murray. Proctor lptDt tbe holiday week.· Mr. and Robert end ·with relatlvea In Vlralnia, And lAsts, Gel Our Ex· (Erne~>hne and · Mra. Ralph Graves and lin pert Simonizing Job. rcn , Mark and Bill Taylor, who baa been 1 Don Tbolhas vfai: 1mrg, .~pe nt the Counclllor at Camp Clenland tors in Mrs. W. R. Luellen and tbls summer. gave an outline of Mrs. the Parsons Reunion. the camp ac:ti'VIUes when tiU!: ta .t.'!" 1 ONLY guests who called on Mrs. Luell- Westminster Youth Fe.tlowebiP Mr. en over the weekend were Mr. held their ftrst fall meetlq l~lt and Mrs. Jack Panona and Mr. the Fl~lt ~bfleti-D CbiU'~ and Mrs. Geora;e Parsons, Toledo. Sun4ay evenlna;. · Tho~ Y O!l JuUe Probasco, who wa.s yrt.letMrs. John Thomas has been In moderator, wiJI act Ia modtraiOr Gallipolis several daya this week where Mrs. baac Smith. Cottage. since Fred L4wls, who tt,eld tiUit ville, W Va, is critically Ill at office, is leavin1 for coUea;e tlllls month and Nelle Maiden wall eJ~ Holzer Ho~pJlal. ected as vlc.e.moderato.t. Other officers are Pauline .. Zerkle, retary; Juamta Hawkins, tre118UI7· er; Sally Gilmore, fhalnnsn Social Activities to replace Sheila 1 Stover who will enter Ohio Uni. versity this month. Mrs. Judson White is councillor of the FeUowship .Ar•'x' ed by Mrs. Paul Plans were made for the Rally of the WeatmiDBttr Fellowship of the Athen1 Presby· tery to he held here on Sept. U.' Members •preaent- were Lynn Btu:hanon, Becky Grueser1 Gall Malden, Pauline Zirkle. Nelle Mil· den, Safly Gilmore, RaymQDd Tur: ner, Carl Taylor, Blll 'l'lylor, 'thura- PrL' S.;t, 1-9 Nancy Rawlinl8, 8llella Stover, Fred Lewle, Juutta H1wkins. lindolllh loolf Dorolhy Mal""" . ·" • Thursday, September 8, 1955 Rutland of Toledo were holiday weelllend home in KeDt after a Yilit with auestl of tbe\ r partDU, llr• IDd rt..tl Yfll here. Aln. William Kennedy and Hr Mra. GeorJe Wildermuth left - .- ' ChlelcoJt Soled lr Mra. Leo Qulwey~ Athenl.. o. Toss togetber: 2 cups cut-up cold (Large chunb) 1 cup cut-up celery (',i.:Jn. pieces) 1 tbsp. lemon Juke ,Salt and ptPN lo laat6 . '. "' --;" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 8, 1955 moore white yeauger