http://66.213.69.5/files/original/685a0f2b2505440e94e7e60df4b4cd20.pdf d797dbbfe7a48cd8b944b6f97c97c1f2 PDF Text Text ., The Dally Sentinel ;G'tl!o Owen, Lawrence Winebtener lnitt!dln Marriage On Saturday t·~~~~,·~:~·i·::·~dleJi Mrs. George DOolittle Is Honored At Stork Shower Held On Saturday • • Hrs Georee DIJOlltUe (Paddy Jo Lambert) Athens Will aueat of honor Saturday evemng at-a Jtork .abower 11ven at the horiU! Gf her 'Pil'eDta:, Mr and Mrs GMnn LJm. berl Mrs Pete Ebersbach, Cheater lll.ilsted rwitb the party and led a series of garuea wJ.th p~lel fWQD~ by Mr, Wllha Anthony Mn Low'.. ell Beavu and Mrs Gerllld An· tbony Mn H B Sm1tb .....,lyed tbc door prb:e '~' • Pittd atreamers festooned with miniature dol}.;bables and vaPiow. layette aoceuorie5 were bun1 on the chandeJJer tn the Uving room around a plast1c stork and ~rangements of fall flowera. were used In the livJDg and dffting room Layette gifts were pla(!ed Jn B bassmet and adso on the taf>Je which was covered wtth pat tel paper and eenter&d with 1 cr,ad.Je and doJJ-bab)l The refreshmenb carr1ecJ out the pa.stel eol9r-scheme w)tb green booties on the cake.s :stoi'ka '" at the punch bowl and Mrs RGbert .a\ thelif!v a)- Wlute ColumbuM serving coffee Otbtr dmm& room hoste!ses First Presbyterian Mn ln eandelabrt m tbe were Mn Rodney Sauer and. In the Dw..,ht Wallan Mrs Floyd Car sanctuary mack, New Haven P1ctun• of the Sept 29th when eeremooy were tllken by M•nford RUPPI!h per Blealn-g "Point Pleasnt Mr ~md Mr.s Wmebrenner left dot~b•e ring ceremony marria-ge Mts.s. Carla for a wedding tnp to Yorktown daughter of Mr and Owen ,VIil>oio'<nn••r. ~;:~,;;.~:~,, and Lawrence Cohunbus .aon Ross WmOOrenner or white chry anthemums huckleber•y foUage ,apd ferns wen 1sed at the altar Harold Saun voc<~lut sang ""t- Love You 1 rul} BooaU&e • ~a dUlling the ceremony, Mat <IUe'a "Tbe Lord s Prayer" and ~ Dorotht People .. Savely a:ave • l!ft:lbJ of organ musJ< preeedlDK the eeren:t.l)fty and pla}ed the tradt tiona! Wedd1ng mill~hes for the wbich began at seven-tbir- ror the bridal cou her s!stert Mrs Bowmun matron <JI honor, Mrs Charles Pr1ee brides· Jalk Bowman brother-ln of the IJrlde best man Charles W1n1 brenner brother of the iP'OOm and'-~ron Miller uahers -Guests at th wedd10g were reg ~ten•d by M Georg~ Anderson ,Jr The bTide "t.o WI\S given in marnage by her father chose a 1 gown of whltr. imported ChHntllly lace and ny:lon tulle over tulle and bndal satin styled with f1tted basque bod1ce With Sabrina neck line edged In dOJillty lace mott£s •nd lrr1descent sequins and fast ened In back With sell-covered buttons ftbl~d sh t>ves tapermg to poln~ over the hands bouffant Mklrt With f1 unt and batk panels of lace rxtcndmg to the hemHne of the floor lenM:lh gown Uer finger tJp VCII or lmpol\lld lllUIIOn Was held an plncc by 11 seod-pearl tla•a Hnd edg( d w1lh ChanUlly lacr Her only JF>Wt!h y "" 11 a pearl necklace and rar t lnll.!i the a:ift or the g10om o: llfl ~ht (l!trled a cas urJe bouqurt of wlutc rosebuds and chrysantiH mum~ tied With a sh~er of whlt(' 1111t1n ribbons snd 6tophanntts blouoms Her atlendeot!l wore prlnce8 11 "(yle gowns of taffeta and match Jng headbands Mr! Bowman wore Bqua taffeta and carried a Colon ial bouquet nl y(!].low carnatioru. and while rhrysanthemums and Mrli I'J'I('r wo1c ro~~ nnd rarrled p r k ~arna11vns ud white chrysan• lhlllllJlnS Mrs Owen Ill• t her of the brule chost! a Dim bl IC l.Jt.r. 1 naemblc With Plllk IICL:t'~I>Ur ies and t Of!i.UI;l or pink Cal natlnns and Mrs Wine hrt'nner rnothl!r nf the groom wbre chanoni gray with black ac cellllt rie11 1nd 11houlder coJsa~tc of While Calllatrons lmmed latdy after the c~remony I receptiOn was held m the church dinmg room Pmk and whil e p(•m ., porn mums Wl!re uaed on lh• brides t~tblt nod the thr~• tulrt:d r cake Qecoratcd in p!nk and while 'MlS ,topped With 11 rnmialu1 e brt ti dal couple uDdc:r an a• ch of now era Afttr thtl bride and groum cut lhelr tradltwnal f1 st the cake, Mr.s My• on Mil thcr uke with Mrs Ken Hennla, Columbua presiding :•i!l&iron. and Wilhamaburg Va and she chose a fa1Ue and vehet ensemble with velvet aocessor•es and cor sage of white rOiiebuds for her travelling costume Mrs Winebrenner graduated from M1ddleport High School and attended the Culumbus Busmess School and IS employed tn the Revenue Aceounllng Dept of the Oh10 Bell Telephone Company CDiumbw Mr Winebrenner grad uated from Wahama High School aftd b emplo:,ed by the MarblechHe Company Columbus They w11l be at home at 42 North Chase Avenue C$1umbtu Cuests from oul of town tncluti ed Mr and M1-s Jack Bowman and daugbter Susan Mr and Mrs Charles 'Prl~ and Kay Mrs George Swisher Mr and Mrs Robert Merz Mr and Mrs K~ nneth Hen-ms Mr and Mrs 1 ho1 nt.on Sayre Mr and Mrs I' rankhn Gm thcr Mr and Mrs Robert White Columbus Mr and M• s Genrge Danu~b Grove City Mr and Mrs John C Goodrich Mr and Mrs Anna Owens Dayton Mr.> Grant Shl!ll Manfmd Ulessmg Pt Plea sant Mrs &tx~ Hannum ML Alto Mr 11nd MrH noss Wtne.brenne; and Donna Letart Mr and Mrs Clan·nce Chase Rutl11nd Mr~ Sam Alstead Mr and Mrs Flo}d Car mack and daughters flat and Janet John McGrew New Haven Gardner Clifford Mrs L 0 Steele Carpenter Jttmce Luman Galllpolls Mrs Robert Yates Jackson Mr11 fohn Blosser Ru dolph Rlosser Bea Ross Ca!'1bon hJII Kay Blosser Carrolton Ruth Humphrey Wheelersburg Mrs John Davis New York <-'It) Mrs Marcellme Buell Chrton ----- ~ernonStor Dusters Name NewOffioers Mary Mac Roush wa11 clcct('d pre111dent of 1he V• rnnn Star Dua ltrA 4-11 Cluh at uletuons held re ('t!fltly In th~ Suplcmhcr meeting of lhl cluh ht"•l m the Vet nnn Kchool hr:ou se on 1 l tart w Ya Ru ral Route other nff1cerH ciN•lf'd were Dot He ltoush vtct president, Wanda fhompsun srcretary Bruce Sla ~Is ltrusurcr Edwm ftoush game lraclcr Bonn11 Staut!'l a~srstanl gamt ltudt•r Sh 1110 n IJrc.wn ~ong Jr 1Hit r and Al 'tt Roush 1 ~ p111 t1 r l luh h 11dr1 11 rn, the coming ylar are IJ;u 1 1' Staats and Adllan Lath ey CHESTNUT RIDGE William <.n.~:u•v nnd r.. uuly of Oaytou W{lt ,.,..,,ktnd gue t~ of W A Gregur) 1nd "AI!t 1 hc Han~ P<ll I l•nHly spent Saito dRy CI'CfllllU Wllh .Mr llllli MIS Junior Jones lthmd Wel ls hns httn 111 the pn~ t wctk f.a1 t G• nham purrha~( d 11 new }' ord car i\1 und i\11 ~ \ amt \\ lhur and H 1 :\lt!J Albert Con!' !ipcnl Wed 1vr• ng WJ!h lht: E 8 Mtlhm,J .....,_ I ............. ............. \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 . . . . .d~iuli£111 .. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Marilyn Sue Kmght fre~hman at Ohio Un1versrty s~n t the we~k ~nd ,. lh her parent.;, Pr1nctpul and M1 s Earl Kmght Mrs Glnd\S Wr1ght took her grandchtldrl'n Kalh!C and 8Qhb1e Bratton to St Petersburg Fla Fnday lo Jotn thetr mother Mrs MarJory Eaues who u employed there Mrs James Souders Miami who Is VIsiting her parents Mr and Mrs R c W1se spent the week end IR Athens w1th friends Donna Miller student at Office Tra1mng SchC'Ol Columbus was home for the week end w1th her family Mrs Nona Gut Mrs Els1e ward Athens, and Mrs Lucy Milhoan lhe Pll\lns we• e guests of Mrs Garnet EnL,mlngcr Friday for the afternoon and dtnner Mr and Mrs John Zerkle and her mother Mrs Saunders were recent VlSIIors In Columbus Mr and Mrs Claude Durgee and chllrlron Jcfrf and Ann PltU burgh, spen• the week end wlth her father l ew•s Sauer Sr State Rcpresentallve and Mrs George Memhart we• e luncheon guests of Pres John Baker :md his wife at the Ohio Umvers1ty Student (;enter SRturday nd al tended the fco~b:~ll game m the afternOon with members of the faeulty I ConventiOn Mr and Mrs Joe Saxton Columbus are v131tmg M1s George Hud- son and daughter Carol and wrth Mr Hudson who Is a patient at Holzer Hcso»tal Sunday Mr and Mrs 0 E MeKtnley also VISited 1 Mr Hudson who IS reported as Improving satJS£actorlly Mr and Mrs Ben Philson and 1 and Earl MeKmley wtth relahvel m I L D Diles Visited w1th Dr and Mrs m Athens Charles IM1tehell Jr and the1r JaouUes and Mrs M1lchell Atld Mrs Diles attended the D1SI'Jle lea Williolm Turner 1s a surgJCal patient at Holzer Hospital where hts mother Mrs Jacob Turner, Ls under observation and tre~nt preparatory foz maJor surgery Mr and Mrs Ralph ParselL and .daughter Mrs Carol M1ler and ch1ldren RICky and Elizabeth Columbus were Sunday guests of Mr j and Mrs William Morns and fam1iy John Robert Hayes AN and Sheley AN Quonset Point R I arr1ved Saturday fm 11 week end vzstt With he former a parents, Mr and Mrs Arnold Hayes and BROWN BEIGIC ra.t'tla ':.wee4t familY. and sllk chiffon combln&Cifor • Mr.s James Murray who recent t\o.o part costume with a t.ll~ I) returned from vt;;llmg her son p1eee look Ia from the tall 1t51 Wilham Mur1 ay at Worthmgton colle<:t10n of Herbert Son<Uielm. Ky has been m Ravenswood f-ar The waist length jacket bu'tons several day11 With M• and Mcs o\ er a h1gh rise, flared aflrt Randolph Ward and fannly Mrs that l.s attached to a tucked, Murray returned home S,m luy to!tv.colored ¥Ilk D.btfl.t~n. blan-.1 Mr and Mrs Eugf'nc Siders Roscmury and Lnrry Mtlllron, Rcynold!lbUJ g s:p~nt the wc~k end here and were a<:companJCd to M1rJdleport by Mn Vavld Oller r who hnd spent a week wtth Mr and Mn; Orville MJ Lil ron and fam lly tn the1r new home 1n Reyn-oldsburg !Jer sl ter Mrs Henry Casto stayed l'.llh Mr Otler nnd Mel vm Lee II dunn1 her absence RUSH PARTY PLANNED Ml!lvm whf) ,.., a ~tud• nt tn the Oh 1 Eta Pht Chapter held reg Etghth Gradt fell v.h lc play 1ni ul 1 mt c lmg Sept 25 llt 8 OU PM at sehoul and I tok e hl!i wnst at the DAV IIJ II Ann mnct:ment Thursday w 1s made that R 1sh Pa 1ty Will be Mr und M1s Homer Dahlen and Url 2 al 8 00 Ht the Hall Program dHtghl('r Cha1le~tun vl s! lrd sat 111da) cvemn8 with M1 and MrH h) Su1 JeHers iln I g1vcn by Janet !lwkle Refr ~~lunculs were f>erted Arnold U<t}t ~ and sons hy l!:dna Mtll( r and J anet Hmk11l ltelatJves have learned that tht' Infant duu~o;hter of Mr and Mr .. J Hiles F:z" ln P01t~mouth forme 1 PLAN RUMMAGE SALE local rts!dcr>ts 18 cnllcally 111 The New l!tHII Women Club wllh a heart Clnditlon at Child Will have a r 1111 uage ~alt at the rcn s IJo~p t d 1n Co lumbus Dr 81 yant !JuJid 1 g ht:gJ r mng O.~:tob cr 6 und last nzg l ll O~lob e • 'Mr and Mrs George Damet.. Grove City were week end gueru of Dr Kathryn P01ndcxtet A 2c and Mrll WtJllnm Pbtts and Beverly Wtun<x:k Colurnbus .;~pent the week end wlth Mrs Pitts mo t~er Mr~ Lesta Gothard ami brother F1v.nk Mrs Goth111d who The Sentinel bad been Vlsitmg m Columlbu~ came home eurher wlth her dallgh ter EmiLy Gothard Frank .:Sher key and Lynn IDbethart who ro turned to Colurnhus Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Frn1 klrn Gmther and daughter VlckJ Grandview were week end guests of her par ents Mr and Mrs John Hawkm~ Jr ~ Mrs L 0 C.:mlnc1 and brother Cllftord Stcell! Ul.rplnlcr were 1n MJddleport Sa tu.rd11y and attend ed the Q\1 en Wlncbrenne• Wt'd ding Roland I • Vaughn aecnmpen1ed his fat hc~~ fi J!llnd H !1 Vau~hll N' la.l(ara falls to Canada and tus mother 1emmncd here ror u month s VIsit wl1h Mrs Roland Lt> Vaughn and sC'tl!l Mr and Mrs ll H I eVauahn left Fnda¥ for tht'lr 13 home after the men hold returned from C mud a on Wednesday GARDENERS TO MEET J4l le Mitch JtN Galhpoha and Mr and Mts Robert M1tch and The Amnt~ur (.iirdeneQ! Club sons MllrtJns Ferry, spent the w1ll me( Wcdnc' flrl\ cvmng at the Attl'ndmg the fd l Portsm~lh home of Mrs Hubert Rawhngs wcuk end wllh Mr and Mrs P I dtstncl M£11hodl ~t ronftrl'ncc rrom Gnmt Stncl Mtt~:h and son Larry and Mrs the S}!IICU!ie R1llhmd chnrgc werr IOAA Mayor and Mrs C 0 Fisher Rt v an.t Mz s GI'Ol ,111 E Oav1s, !l.olrs SCHIDULI FIRST MEETING anrl sun Tomm y ll•ft loday for \f I Rathburn I Cotl{tr' lat~nn Yi1 ~ IIHl lle Mel{; nw Mt~ (, H The f11 st mc(.'iJng ol the )car for 1 1 Oak Rldije Jcnn lo VIS!! Mr 11 nd and family (uldwlll Mtss Ma rt 11 Karr [) 111 ll1c l\hddltpmt !1tcra1y Club wtll Mrs 11 hn 1 errcll Hy•cll and Mz s lohn Bowtn he h(•ld WclliH~Jty afternoon at John and Chr•stlne M1~s Nettle Kurhl1 r Hnd 1 H .. the home 1f "'r~ Pcon.:c L11~her Mr and M"s IUchllrd Waller• •cturned hun11 Fnda' <' 1 1 Rutl.uul Wt h Mn:, U U Hartinger Columbus were week end gu('sls from a w~('k~ V!Hilhon h tp to Nt w nd 1\tr~ ~ones! 11rlrhlcl present of hts purent~ P.h and Mr.!i Guy York lanilclll Ntagara l'al ls md I rng the program Walte1s Cleveland Whtl() ur Nnw Yotk tht 1 --------Mrs Jeanette Waddell Charlo• enjoyNI a boal 11d 10 th 111 I e lnklHI~ MINSTREl REHEARSAL ton spent lhe week end hc1c sand ! ~land~ and thpt Fmg~r 'Jh(.' ~unflowu Mtns lrcl ca~t w1ll wlth her slstt:.r Mrs Chatlolte Mrs ( \1. llu-qlpht r~ tefl ~l 11 pt act H ( Tut 'rill\ ~I seven o dock Pe1lln and niece Beverly day f11 htr honill Ak1on aftr Ccell Bolin Langsville took his thrrr OAI'elo; vt~lt With Mr and Mr ~ at th ~ ( egmn llull A la zgl atte-nrl 1 nee Is urg e l hv 111 ad Ma~g d1r brother A}bcrt Dolin who as lhadc~ lhnk ector It) p•l par. a show to ht> rtPPnd1ng several montha with ~"'-r C'larr1Hr Humpherv of Ak and Mrs H J Russell I lh~> was a wt ckcnd guest of Mr Hnri given ror lhe veterans at the Chtl l1cothe Vctcrnns H o~ p1tal Thro Huntmgton Veterans Ho.sp~tn.t M s lh111 I• ~ Buck Thursday Mr md Pwtrs Harley Holt'omh 1 Mln~:~hel Is .spons01ed hy the Ftdcs Gus llamm was taken to tho J ondo11 1\t'l e ucent guests nf M1 Lodie: Kn1ght~" or Pythl&s I - JEWELRY Main Sl\:ect Pomeroy, MIDDI ~. PORT bluaon Mn Paul snfart u Darst,' Mrs Rtlbert Mcilhtn;'e.~, Clarice AJ~n Mrs Howard Klnght the .... ...................... ~ Coolet ,o.11y d...., •"" tMw 74 f1l 71 east, 71 to 16 hi 1M IMIIhWtat Low tonight 4f to JO Mlthwelt and • 50 t• SS In fttt VOL VIII Mit t.ftJtht. ...,........, mlld. Hfttll NO 144 Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, Tuesday, October 2, 1956 ·JIUSINEss PHONE 398 NICOSIA HAS A WAR-LIKE TWFIC .PIOII.EM ~INGLE IOU....... COPY --5< s Hospitql N At od tou~ whei filii ro•gh ••• and Mrs Ernest KniJhl ~:~~~;~~~:~~~ 1 ~1, ''• A reun on of the fafiuly Clf th~l~e:J\l, SlelJa all (tom latt> John Perry Wolfe was held Rqra~ R0bte ~a.,~L~:i:~~~ zecently 11 1he hQme place on Le. tla 1 Frankl Ill and taJ t W Va RUra-l Route 2 where ' Mr and Mrs Victor Lawrence R Wol.fe and family Kevin now reNide A o1cn e dmner w.. s served dur 'Mr and Mrs tng the day Attending WC!re Mr daughter Mlchaila all of Racme and Mrs Harry C Love Mr and Mr and Mrs Harry F Love and Mrs James and chtldre-n Becky Sue Wlllard and John of New Bubby Ba1bara and Connie ali Marshfield Oh 1o, Mr and Mrs Car of Pt Pleas•nt Rural Route 'Mr roll Nd!Tft 'Cti'J1ce ,Jl.ren<ta and and Mrs Ulwrence P Wolle and ) Debbie of Syraeufe 1 Qt,1~ ~ and Elsw Mr and Mrs John 0• d and Mrs C M Wolle Mr and Mrs children, Linda Beth and Johnnje Lawrence R Wolfe and Debra Kay Mr and Mrs Paul Randolph Paul all of w Va In cmd Jtt - rQ,nf••d. ut Ill JOU $3.95 I IT'S TIME TO CHANGE TO THAT I FALL WARDROBE Flrmnel and Tweed I Band Tag Day Sa/e Reported As A Success I I I (Ferne ~:~~~=~•a friend are l enroute to where Mrs Gat dncr 1 will 111 I &nbl.em t:lub lcutl tl• Sweater and Skirts Yes, it's getting to be topcoat time again, and you'll want ta look your best, at the big game-ot onJ'*here. We clean thor.ou~hl)',• >but gently aRd will give all of your clothes the new look! Suits, Sport Cocits, Skirts, Sweaters. REMEMBER 'I obd~om~M Poultry Finn ~y Local Pastors scores again Defendant In Civil ActiQn • AND AGAIN In a c1vil action filed In the \fergs COunty Common Pleas Courts today The Crow Bros Poultry Co of Letart Falla waR sued MEN'S MATS -CLEANEDa'nd BLOCKED . ' . $1.00 I In The Brlglll..t Corner In Mra SJnil 'Ftck Mn C H Wise J~· Mre Frank. Brumley Mrs Ruth Ro- John Perry Wolf~ F""m1ly Reun.:on Held At Letqrt 1 FURNITURE sqdlnl gUts wt~"e lfrt Glad)t8 Wright St • Peteraburg Mrs Ro&coe Wue Mrs WJilard Piert Ohlo; '"""'Wlftt ~ 11114 ...... wtwt wnner ...._.. w~ Lee ovEuus Pomeroy enttne WIATMII ~ -.,.- .7obu C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court KelP County, Ohio Mrs Ml-&jlbt, Mrs Wa*'rl; (10) I, 11, 15, 3to ria, Mrs LawreDee BJng ro'n Miller, Mrs ...tt1Ian.Q )A ~ uch# JIJle H'lrris, Mrs: E S Sch..f, Middleport, Lucille Sildth Chester llrl Cheater Kllight. ~ H B at -y , • POMI£ROY SOCIETY •s•- BAKER ber, 1956.. • e • I I -n.••'CN CIYI1AUI E Strtcktand wbou P011t Offu:t Addrela iJ Pomeroy, Ohio ~~~ tieon dulY oppolnte.l li AIIODIIIII11'11t... of the Eotote of ¥ary AI· vira Striekland tate of Pomeroy, Melli C\oulltf, Oblo de<...od. Doted Ibis 281h doy of Septem- secretary treasurer Beverly Roush son leader and Karen Stewart, re poc'"' r 1ub advisor ts Mrs Lona Jone.s who Ls begmnmg her s1xth year in JAC work She IS also the Senior Officers m the George Wasbmg Class adv1sor and 1s ·a SOCial stud ton Club' are RO$emary Stewart tes teaeher In the seventh and president, Rtehard Johnson v1eeelghth grades at Wahama preSident Gold1e Oh~iaa:er seereA program committee recently tar:y treasurer: Preema Stewart appointed mcluded Sheldon Roush son leader Janet Edep reporter James Knapp D.ale Justl$, Irma On the program commtUee are Grinste&d and Karen Stewart Icy Decker Carlyon Roush Glor1a Appomted to t11ke care of the Crump~ George Van Meter Juan S('hool flag were Blll Frey and Ita King Marvin Goett has charge Lou11> S1smondo ! of the flag for tbe (:lub J • MmiOiidl . . . . . milKs and baby-d.oU fiVOI'I Those pre.ent were Mrs DooUUle, »>a Howard Ervin, R.atelnt, Mrs. ErDeat Laltance 6IH Lowell Beaver, Mn RoibeDt BarrS., Frieda Faebnle, Mrs WiJUs Anthtlny, llrJ. Thomu Riley, Mrs Daoa Lambert Mrs. Sidney PickeDS and craadtolt Sidney ))renner, MD Cha.rJes Me' Elhiftr!ey, !Cn Ql!l'ald ' :.\i>th<NIY. Notlee 11 hereby liven that Roy on the lee cream, fJ.ower ~lll4 Meter Jl•e Van Marg1e Brmker, song bers of the program oomm1ttee arc Bonnie Kess1npr, Judy RoUS"h, All<'e McDamel Patty HarTab aad Sharon FQreman Re~;pons 1 ble for the fla1 dut1es is Howard K1llmg s..worth Officers elected to ,head the 1936 57 Georgr- Mason JAC club were Jack 1e Capehart pres1dent Kathy Fow ler, VICe preszdent Joan Carroll Daybook . ~, "'"'' ""' I '' ! tiliiGtJi o, ortiy • Three Jumor Aroer1ean Cltiz!:P.1 ~~ of ~~e Gearjlle 111 I'. ...V'I ~lubs at Wahama H1gh School re ar~· John Johnson p~;c 1 ldent' Law cently elected of11c!rs for tbe yeat re~ IWu.Jh, p~ldent Julia - - - - - - - -- •o LAN. ced•• che•t A4mlrNtro... lotato If Moly Alwlrto Strick· lanct. Dad:lllecl. Three Junior Americah £/uliS At Wohama Hi ElettCDIIi~s I I :\11' llarr) (11Ppl'n hrt~ rc urne 1 IH 111 f•u m Holter hOJpltoi oHer IH V 11,:: Ill OpHntlon I \'t n 1HI Qucsmberry and famdy ~P~'llt I lltrsdu" evenlnlil' With th~ M lt r 11 AlulhnM family ~~~ u1d M111 Everette Holcomb alL l \h s llarrv Pctht attended a I I \ nut t111g al Albany rccentl} Op ,1 ~ tzpallick and ao 11 John II\ I I• d Mrs ~in& Dole!! neal I J\h Arthur SMturday Mela:s: Gen@ral H03p1tal In th~ and \t t ~ I hurles BUI t FiR I DEPARMEN'r CAL• Ewing Anl'bulnnce Sunday Mr utfl M•s Dttnlt~l ThomtHPI Mr and Mrs Jack B3Chtel and ann lau11h of Pomeroy and Mr md Tfle M1ddll'pl'lrt F1tc DePart family, Darrell and Sarah, were ~rs Ll~rh W!nebrenner and 1 11 m~nt \\a.~ cull~d Sund1w a,fternoon recent visitors with relat 1 v~8 In t'la N£1 uhlt n~ or Middleport JO ttHd Y.hPn a car wail reported on fue ~oft Weal Vugmla W111 1am uhlmger 11.nd Mr and \I! ~ at the corner of I oeu~tand South Mr and M1:1 Rodney Htll and W!l1 1s nhlmgl r of 1 OJUtn and , 11 SPeohd t\venue Ltltlc dRmage was son Gregg Cheshire, ,.havo rc- anrt M1 ~ J nston Young •nd fa mh tcpdrte__d--~---turned from St Cloud Mmn o• Char l ton W va 1 t 1hc h n11 where lhey were called by the nf M! md :\11S Carl Ohltngl r ( h• death or hJs father who had been hll~ r I l flllll ly dmncl Sund~\ a patient for thirty five yens In M• •r d Mts Andrew Dav1s 1f 1 a Veterans fluspltal theu R l<'k ~~ n,c::s weze Sundt~} RUlli ' IMr and Mrs Ruy David.!!on Sr uf Mrs " ( ndelt Bctamg I A Columbus have been vlsitlftl rei Mr at 1 1\tr~ Ralph Pnt ~~ 1 ~ nd ~fts lnH•I Mtlcr and rhddiP !1 TM drl) spon:o;ored b' thl' Pome lltivea and friends hete 1 Mr and Mrs Paul Johnston and Ril;~k\ r rl Elizsbetb Ann of l ol rnv Band Ron11tors A!!~OCiation lORI, C\olumbus wtre week end umbus \ ~tted briefly Wtth Mt s Saturda:y wll ~ vcrv succe&'lful a~ sueats of her father WUIII:bn W1nd• Urtztng, Sunduy ro rrling, to Mls Rolland Neutzltn11: Autheraon Bradbury 1 ~~~~ llarold Erwin of Ciilhpt 1 t hninnan Mra Jamee Suuder! M1amJ 11nd I was 1h Sunday dinne1 ~ucsl of Mn Neut:dmg wlslles to thank Ohlldren and Mrs R C Wise Mr •nd \Irs Ma lcomb Mees 1 Ill who pltrtrlpRted m lhn dnve dlnnor gucsl5 of the lattbr~ i\11 ~ \lbcrt "'ees left S1nrl1 !hrr~c contnb 11 t 1111 the PomeroY Mrt Harr~ StoYer and ( lor 11 !( w days viAl! 111 Gnlltpol1 rlohct> rorco anrt emerRenev .truck 1 '~r~~~ny Wtlh • 111(1 Mr.s Harold EJw1n anrl fnr then escort tn tbe parade and · who Is A student fanul1 ihE' 1h1tri Wil.l'd (1rcman for the use C~I.~~~:b~~'."l;' School m 1\11 1 • ! Mrs llarley Str n,11 w 1 1f ~ronio 11 borne for two weeks son~ ol Wilkesville spl'nt Stmd 1 \ 'hr~ assisting Mrs Neutzllng convaleselnt after having a C8!:11 w•lh ~1• ilnd MrtHirold ErwllliiiHII v('r(' rs Joe RIHlh Mrs Hllrold romoved from hi• lea: He wlll be U{'m J Hmbel 1 bC'r~bach "'Mrs loe Slsl<tft Mr~ on c• \ltchq Will weeks He Mr Hncl Mra John R V.•t k,. ' f I Will 11 m Sh au<~s Mrs w R Sl'uts hom(' Thursdn~· Nt'lsoll\ tlte were the lHI.csls or r~l I 1r"r1~ ·.Mts Hank Younl{ Mrs Onn Mrs .Mabel ~l t \es Sunday They werc called Rca alr5 Aile(' Robeson Mrs WU Mr and Mrs hl rf' b} the death of her "rnntl tu1m Kfnn€'dv Mrs Roy Tracy Jr na ... td Portland fatht r Edward )Ute ' md WrWam Anderaon 11 OG DOWN • $t U WDWI.Y roturned - - - - - -~ - - -- - - - - 1 until with Mrs and Mn 1 Taylor (.rogan spent the OPTOM I>:TR lilT werk end w1th H,li:~;.~:~ Mr anrl '1, Gardne1 I .....,......... 6079 I h • 1 tam I) ....... JIIfJI Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy SoCJely Editor Eleanor S NOTICI 01' A/'POIIITMIIIT ,, • • ' Tri - lt1stre· Cleaners -- N W. COMPTON, 0. D. ~ Co~ Street, Pomeroy Ofllte 801111: • lo U, 2 lo 5. (Close at NOOD OD TbliiL) MbU Ulll'lt ._. • Robinson's laundry' I l l lEt ...... • •.... 01111 • = TH1 DRIVERS tlAND that allpped from the steering wheel 111 the Cl'f the corner at 35 rpile. an bout resulted in thil ..extra" wreck thll ballered auto that bad ~n placed there 11 a tpeed waralq. Here 1 polkeman talkl to driver Patrick MeDonoua:h ~ I!Uwa.ukee who wu later dned $50 for reckless drlvinl' lifter h1l a1eu1 ~the hos&_l@J,. BIJV.u ...trJated for brwsea. (lnttrndtlonct)_ for the sum of M.6'73 36 plus m terest of six pereent from Mar 12 1956 by the Tendenweet Poultry Inc of waverly, Ohio ThelplamtiH tn the su1t for mon ey only aab ju\lgerneot ln t:hat amount for pureh1.eea of-live poul try 1nd turkeys smce .luae 10 1963 citing uopatd j(ltvok.. of $925.3Q, $39G.GO and $8;SU..50 over. the per· 10<1 named 1n th~ swt. �' .. ,. - ... . .......,._. ..... • • - • • y ... ~. ' ~.. ·- . ~ • * ' ..... - -, • • -·----~·-·--MO~I'I' .. •. .. .. ."' . ... - · ~~ .. ··--~~ ------ ·---------.. ~ ·-· ., ...... ____ _....,_ . ... '. 'The Editor's: 1TELEVISION ENTRANCE EXAMINATION ·--------------------------------------- -• .. '"'""" ~­ . The Daily Sentinel .( Mail Bag . REYNOLD E. GRIINI f IDITOl: ?ubllllhed ~:ei'J afterooo11 eftept Sund1y by Tb~ Ohio Valle~ !Mtioe1, Jnc., al 110 Mecbaoic St., Po-merc-y, 0. Busine.u OffiC( ,. "'one 898, editonal office pbo~ 897. Zlltmd as aerond C'.tas~ tDaJr... matter at tbe ~·ut office Pom~roy Ohlo. . TUESDAY We have JUSt returf).~ home from the Ohlo 4-H Club Congress held at the OhiO Slat~ .University in Columbus [1·om Sepl. 1ti to 19. We were r eceiVe-d W1lh a glad wel· come, tiler. Wt' went to Ohio Union lor lunch after which we had assembly a~d dlscussiona on 1et- , ting to know ours-el~s. 1 Then we went on tour, of West Campus and saw the cattle, sheep, hogs and many thmg-s of enjoy· ment there, n.fter which we enjoy· ed a Be-ef Blrbt>l'Ue !h=tl was very tasty. 'lie "("turnttd to Ohio Union tor the t'Vt'! (I I!'Jg scn•iees. • I I •• j Hatlo.ll:l ld\ertislftl reprt~entatl'", BottiDelJI.K.lmbaU. Inc., 10 Lexh1gtou Ave., New York City, 16, N Y. SubsCJ"1ptloll ratu: DeHvety by carrier wbPR available 311 C":l'ltl ttr week . one ,ear ln advaace at The Daily Sentinel office. $.15 60: liz ,mooth~ $7 .80, tbree mo.11ths, $3.90. By u1otor route Wber4! available· one mt-nth, $1. BJ mail oae y@ar S8; su: montb.s. $4.~ 'flft.t months, $2.SO: one ment4. ll. 6:&:5 ~ign On cl Chino Nonreco1nltlon U. S.-Chlntst Ntgotlatlont 1tcomln1 a 'Lf'lal Fldlon• Continue for Over a Yeur 1 BJHJCial ~o Ce11trol Pre~' Mtociatlou AimNOTON-'t'he retuaal by the United States to recognize Communist China 11 becoming more and more "legalistic fie· tlon." Tbe ahootlnJ down ol an American Navy plane ott the Chi· neae coaat provide• the moat recent example of this. Sln.ee this government (loea not r-~cognlze the Chinese Reels, the Britllll, who do, were uked to obtain lnfonnatlon about the plane ahooting, wllJch tbey did. :However, while thi1 diplomatic maneuvering waa to1ng on, ti'le ~ U. B. and Red China were continuing to hold J negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland. There, · · . 1 American emmli'lsartea hav!'l been talking with a,. J.' communletc Chinese representatives tor more 1 than a year over U. S.·Chlnese relations. .Prior to that, we Mgotlated directly with the Red ChiJ'Ieae at Panmonjom In settlmg the Korean war. However, officially, the U S. govern· ~ne~~t won't admit the existence of the Commu· ftl8l Chinese reC"ime-not diplomatically, that la. 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Borne 6 :53 Sign On 9·00 Coffee Time 10:00 :lome 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough 11:00 Tic Tac Dough I I ~0 Jt Could Be You !2:00 Par&OD$ Study 12:30 Cu.rreat l.:iO Tenru:ssee Ernie 2·00 Matinte Theatre 3:00 Queen ..For A Day 3:45 Modern &umanees 4.00 Comedy Time · 4·30 My Li.ttle Margie 5:00 Aunt Dru Show 6 :00 News Picture On ~undas we went to Sunrise Service at 7•: 30 then Jveakfast after which we all went to church. I In the afternoon, our pictures 6·15 Sports Eye were taken, then we heard the t'X· 6:25 Les Paul Mlll'J' Ford change-s talk on thctr home youth 6·30 TBA 6·43 New!! Caravan and how they llved. On Mond<ty we heard a talk on 7 :00 Superman "You and Your Government" and · 7 ::l0 Grand Ole Opry 8 00 Jane Wyman Sbow In the arternoon went by bus to 8 :30 Circle Theatr-e the State C:,lfitol for a mock Leg. · 1slative session. A Meigs County 1 9:30 Rosemary Clooney Show boy and one of the gil"ls sat in I Representa tive GeOrge Meinhart's 10:00 The BLg Surprlse 3eat for each of the two sessions. 10:30 Noah's Ark. In the evening we had entertainment. The lloys an'd girb enjoyed !i 00 News the gumes very much. 11 :15 WecthercMt On 'l'uesdny we heanl talks on "4·H As I See rt" then we went 1 11:20 Pregg Box W WEDNESDAY 7:00 Today 7:00 To<by I 1.. GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channe13 Dear Edttor: DIVOTEO TO INTERim OF MEIGS-IAASON 4RIA HN. MGII. on tour~ oC ttre- campus. The Home 11:30 Foreien tntrtgue. Econom1cs School was very enjoyable, While we were there they 12:00 Tonl&bt were experimenting on different . makes or stoves, washers .. t.t·oners 11:45 Si;a:n Off u -30 tt Could Be You ! 2·00 Ctmera Goer to Sebool 12·30 Current 1:30 Ten n~see Ernte 2:00 Matinee Tbeatr~ 3:00 Queen For A Dfly 3 15 Modern Romances 4 00 Comedy T1me 4:30 My Little Margie 5:00 Armt Dru Snow 5.30 Hopalong CBSs.idy 6:00 News 6:15 Sports Eye 6:25 Les Paul Mary Ford 'J:30 Eddie Fisher 6:45 News Caravan 7:00 May()r of the Town 7:30 Susie 8:00 Kraft Theatre 9:00 Tbls is Your Ufe ~:30 Twenty-One -Jack Barry 10:00 AdventureJ of H Holiday. l0:3'J Fatbm' K.nOlftl BS 11 :00 News Headlille.a 11~15 Weatlle~st 11:20 Pres!l Box H:30 Fareign ll!.trlgne 12:00 Tonirht 1:00 Si2» Off WC:-::-cH=--=-s---=T=--V-C.hann·el· 8 and" on One thing we enjoyed Vel'J much wns !he thfferent materials' they were using on C'&binet to-ps TOISDAY WI!DNISDAY and how they would wear and hold 8;00 Sign OD B:OO . Capwn Kqaroo ' .'1 j P'U "' up und~r hard usage. In the even· 8-(Ml Ca.atain Kqaroc 9o00 Garey Moore mg we v.ent to the banquet which IUO Garn- Moore 9:90 Althur G<ldr...,. all 1050 people attended. After the 9:30 Arlihur Goaft'.,• • 1 1&.80 IH<Iko It Rloh banquet and dance, we · bad l0:30 Strike it Rich I FITNESS-A medical paper by a New York . :I 11:00 Vall111t Lady Flame o( Service at Mirror Lo.Ife 11:00 Valiant Lady phyate>)n h.aa got the United Statee governme-nt l1:16 Love of Life 1 l1:15 Lo-ve of Life The- first and ~econd degrees Barry Boyer was pt~asantly ( which was very beautiful. • up in erma about the relative physical t1tneu ot U:SO $earth for Tomot1'UW were given tn full form when the surpl'lsed w1th a •lmthday party ~nch. clay we b!ld as~m)),jy after ~1:30 Sl~~ for Tomorrow Ameo •ean kids aJJ compared with European boys 11:45 Guldlnr Llt!ht W•tldiiiiH and (tlrb. Dr. Ha.na Kraus p1·esentcd rceulta ol a Offm:.!Js ~J( the Westminster Rock Springs Grange met Thurs- 1 when the Cub Scouts of Den Five which we were rl1vided mto groups 1·4G Guid!J)g Light. 12:00 Ray Mi11and Show l aeries )f physical teal! given to Amcrl(an and Youth Fcllowllhip of the First 1da,y evening. met Saturday ot the ho!fle of the anrl w~n~ to rliffcrefJt rooms for 12::00 Ray IMilland S1wiW 12:30 As The WorM Turn. EuropeiUl children at the American Medical usoclo.tlon meeting lRSt Presbylerian Church wure 1nstallHomer Rice worthy master, pre· den mother, Mrs Elza Gtlmore Jr, dts~usston which were very Inter- 1~.30 As The World '11urDI 1:00 Our Miss Drvoks year. The furor over the results led tG a apecl11,l White HouEie contered Swnday evl'ning at a candle- 1tded llnd u was announced that at LJncoln Hetihls. estmg and gave us much to teaeh 1.00 Our Mi!s Brooks 1:30 HOWf(.'Pariv el'lCe called by l'realdent Eisenhower to focus attenttpn to the lm· Ught serv1ce by Mrs. ROdeey the third and fourth decrees Two nE.YW members were wei· the boys and g1rls in our home 1:30 :.OWipepJrffty 2:00 Big Pa.yoff portance ot l!eepJ.nt Amerl<lan youth physically f1l Sam•r Councillors for the WYF would be given at the nex.t meet · com~, ~ddy Mot'arlty and John clubs .Each delega.t ~ had the op· ~IJy Show 2:30 Bob Crosby What la not very wil.lely known \1!1 that the re6ull.~ o{ Dr Kraus' at(· ~r. and Mrs Judson White lng on Tuhrsday Octl~r 11 and J . Gumtlier 'l1le group mad~ plas- portumly to co~ent on speeches :00 3:00 ~gbt"'' n.,. teat• ahowed that ~hcx,lbul·rldlng, TV-watching U R you th scored ond adult v1sUors included Mrs. the quarterly birthday supper w1n ter plaQues with 11 lellf des1gn as and "a1sc q.ucst1onll for the forum. ~: Brighter Day 3:1li Secret srorm lower phy.11lcally than their hiking European brotheLs. this was lhe month lor nature Another th1ng of Interest wall the 3· 30 Sooreit Stpnn Satlt'r, the Rev. Hllward Ruppelt, abo be .served 3:30 Edge of Nlpt • • • • Booster mght will be held study. wuy t!wy hand!~:d s o many people 4:00 ~~i~'~K~~~ 1md Mrs. Gale nvsell, Mr. and HJO Katie'• Kltcben f SEN.tTE SLEUTHS- Senate inverstlga.tora plan to focut a ple~c· Ml' Mr~. DonaW Lowe 1·y and a young Thursday October IS·and the pub· lee cream cups and cuop eakell WJ~hnul confu~wn espeetally when 4 ;30 The Eurl Sho! 4:30 Early Show lnr apotli(ht on racketeers who may have been co!lecung tn:>lpa.y.!rs' vis 1tor was Micky Morris. U •. 8 inv' t d to att nd Th re .11 decorated with the potrlotlc theme 98;, peopl~ were. se •"Ved at the o·Oo A t L' ~l tt 6:00 DNiw With Me mont)' op Military unlfonn contracta grabbed (rorq le!iitUnal.e Oil'~· , , c 1 l e e · e , .. WI werf! servod by Burry's mo<t.hcr, Barbecue m 40 mmutes. : r tn e er 8:10 R~ghm:al Reporter atonl. T,ol" l'llll'lt In the lnfttW'11G tar II Johnny DIO, W~W YGk'.k •' • • ' 1 be a .. prognm. prellented bf.. 1he IMra. Willard ~~ ~to ' tb ... honored Those attending from Meigs Co. 0 :~5 Doug)~ Edward. 8:1!~ 11ougla! Edwards 'anslmd flpi'l Indicated ~·aiastermlnd" in the o.cid blinding · Tbe offlt ..•t! were : ~ Moderator, lectu. er, Lottie L~onard. Mary guest, Ronnle coUtns. 1tU!hard FiR- were Steven Hoffman, Patty Doug- 6:30 Gr~Jld.. .I'Jil& l()pr.r 6:30 Pro Football Highlights of labor coiumaJst Victor Rle11el. Lynn Buchanon; vice· moderatGr, McAtee was appomted as youth ley Joey G:lmore George Harrirt. las Rulh Stockton .Mrs Allpha 7.00 Phd Silvers ~how 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Binet Dio, whoae real name Ia Dioguardi, nlreaJly hns trouble ~~:::::1; ~~~=:~re/~~~e;~~Yiry~=~~ce f:;l~~~t~~e n::en~omer Radford as G~ge Hofrman, 'sruce S~·pson, CoitrUI, 4-H Advis~r, C. E .· Blakes ~~~ ;;!~ Shriner ~ 8·00 The Millionaire ehough ol hl!:i own, he mo.y be sparetl furlhcr fJL•estlonlng by the At th I of th ti , Teddy Mornrlty, Jobn J Gumther let>, Agrl. Agent, and Geneva H .30 R d Sk llo 8:30 I've Got A Secret lnveaUptJ.on1 aubcommttlee heatkd by Senator Jol111, L. McClellan e c use e met~ ng U· -and three gue!lt!l, :Brenda Boyer Nolan, Hom e Ec. Agent, who work· 8·_t e e n (D), Arkansaa. 9:00 20t.b Century Fox Hour ed on the lltaCf during the Club A:vO $84,000 Quegtlon Lynn pre~ldcd at the meeting I freshments were. served by Or· and Ricky and Ro~er Gilmore. Dto was qula:ed by the group lrt!il l!lprlng. Jt wrt~1 not announc@d 10:00 3 Your Esso Reporter <.rnd Bt•rky Grueser waa the leader ville Brown, Wilham Criner: HowBarry received a nuffilber of nice Congress. II: 0 Do You. Tru.s.t Your Wile? whelhor his own. ncttvluea were und.e1· lnvestlgo.tlon or wh.etlier he 10:15 Spurts Pa-rade Sundlly evenwg Susan iProbnsco ard Russell and Rlebard P•ckent. 1m8 from Jds friends. {Written by Mrs Alpha Cottrill) lO:OO Your Es!o Repor;t.er Wll being quuttoned about untlerwotld friends. wns ptnnlst for the service and 10:15 Spo.rta Plill'ade 10·26 Weatherman HQwever, thoe Sen~tu group reeenlly aelzed recorda ol a Y(ln~~.ers, llpeclal music Included ' solo by 19:25 Wea"lhermi.n • N. Y., Te&mlten Unl(ln local In which the name of ''Johnny D" ap• Judy Gregg "I Would Be Truo" OE.ATH A:EPOITED 10:30 Press Conference 10·30 Ringo's Last A~slgnment pei.re. Tiley are trying to .-ee whether Dlo 111 connected with the With I.ynn 115 accompanist. Read·Mrs. Owen HalL. Letart. Ohio 11:00 New~ union now and, Jt 110, how. 11:00 News t!rs in the wvice •Jere Susan Al- was l'eported to have died in HoJ. A rood sign itt N. A young f\1Y we heard of says Caroline ll:OG 'IIbe Late Show lenswOrtb, Cl1Jda Morril, He-len zer Hospital, GalllpoUa, early Tue•· I J ·OS The Late Sbow WARREN'S TRJP- Stftte department otriclalt are admlttedlyldlu.ls~ Tayloi' ~' Patty Lowery, San- day mol·ll'ing. Funerl'l arrange. he gets mighty tired bearint: bo.w reads-thou&"h prlvl.tely- unhnppy about 0111 particular aspect ot Chief ailive lucky to be " You're Si.in Off J'lr~'!..- _ _ Siga Off Praver dra ltyseU, charlene Davis, David ment~ were to be announced later the old l4llks walked flve miles to JuJtiU 11:&1'1 Warren's recent vlJit to lndla. Wbat up1oll them waa If you're over 55." 1 Lyons, Judith Sauer. by Ewina: Funeral Home. &cbool every day. the tlmtnr ot tht visit. Wa1 ren wat recelvlnJ only a oomparatlvel,y under that Too many horses "Okay for them," ae7.r.e, ''And Ju1tewttm rtceptlon r1 om Indian otrlclalll and pioplt jus.t k)ok at the mess the~··ve made hood, old friend. llntll he made a tpeech pototlng out the.t It wae Wau'tft'l U'l l l• e d:;Ji -41.>. of thla world All wore out before f>TUISOAV WEDNESDAY t•:ml-!r..lll t-t~ ·. r..~r., under him that tht Supreme Court outlawed 1 A.<JROS8 •· Soun~. •• 13. Jt,e. they tould 11ole" l~ l~Ufl•. ·J ~IUH3 fatlon In U. B. public ~boola. Popu aritr 11:~9 Sign On 11:119 Sign On t. A. C!Oek'l a mule , thlh " :·1: •(.' ~~~·;::i i01:! 5\ddown, Grantlpop J"rom then oa. boWtver, the l'hlof j!Jittce wu Up, thtn Dt111ftl 12:00 FUm and Fancy t • :: :"1 ti'..U ~ [;'JE <root '·A-lola II.~ Neigbborn bwted royally by a people whose frtendlhtp for tht . !-"l li ' . n ~:ll ~~ ~-!lt:l!O! I.Aboent Cl\&rtert4 an you h1wen't read the s.ports 1:30 FernitJtl\e Touch I 'Y ~h't I:..I'J[I! 'lhltted 8tatea }!u alwayt lterned to depend 011 bow wen Amtrtoan t. t5tream or Account. article In TIME maa:azlne, Ott. 1, 2:00 Afternooo Film Festiva] Film & Fancy . H. .tl1o ut;~liH'•J: 'l\11 •re treated. wattr tntl (abbr.) .JI..Ilnuntt 1;:11 · '-; u 1·· (Do leas) concernb'tl Middleport's f:OO Two Gun PLarhouse f:!n 10. Man'• Mint t. Palt -"'·TwoIl l• IX ·:r: l .;:j r:~ nl o 5:00 Mic:key llllou~>e Aft {PIJlW) Lewl• and his MorThe Theodorus Counc~l Daugh· 1:30 Feminine Touch u. l'llh f. Malt !ootod I;,,[ W/ 1.:•:•.< t l ' .' lll~a~ - - - ---· aantown, W. Va, Mountain,eers by ters of America met in regular B:OI) Vewa (8o. A.m.) -4 ........ Animal i·~~~r;.~~.:; 1H ~ , III ~ IA •IL means, gel to it. Art s tnm sessloh, Monday cvcn·ing at the 2:00 Al.temoon Film Festival ~~ ·~·l"~i ' ! ,Jll!lE 1S.Ntar tpool.l I. Looa l'9r ll. Newo. on'Q' lost by one point, to the tOOF Hall .' with Minn1e Neutz- G.OG Weather f :OO Two.Cun Playhowe H. 9. Q~~~olt '( .,..,.., biJhly toutetl Pltt11hurgh eleven. )Ina:, vi-ee eounc1lor pre.sidillg. 11:00 Micke¥ Mouse u.oraan ot u.~ ...... ,_.,...,.•• of !Marjorie 8:10 S"rt. ~ 8·00 News The eommlsslon "'"' CFI'inoel · 11. Kind or , ·Art "drill('d them ruthlessly'' Woodard as deputy was read. Lu- 8:30 CoDflict 6:~ Weather 11 Muelo note lt. Audleut multln .4r4r. CGJbt Time and told U1em they cllle B. Hrtwldns repol'tcd on lhe ft·l! Jobn Daly 8:10 Sp...rts 18. Flab lt. Mala'• Mmt Jfr, in.cJ~• ts. Lara• •Will .fiJI ntUA. move faster. contuse and : Dllilny prest·ntatu:~n of Dais to the Sa1Thomns Show 8:15 iohn Daly 10. " ploftet 11. 1IJ>IIot Pl•ru• "' look noa 7 00 rtustrate the Panthers possesion '~o. Cpotl.) b. Rlvtr IT.IWtlttlll!r ol& Lu.. is-bury School and to the Rock 7130 Wy.tt Eallp 6:31. Oilne.yland t,e of game. ••· II!Olo& til..., I 41. Strv... wlll4 ""ihl Springs Brownie troop. An lnvl,. 7:30 The Ama:tlng Dunmnger ae. Mott They almost had it (doegone H) tntlon was received to nttenl'! a 8:00 . ~ken Am. w B:OO lntrequent •but ~ouldn'~ seem to ma'ke th~ l'ecetytion tar Edith Wakely, assoDu Pont CAv. Theater Ol%lt and Harriet IT. Mll'l'l name ;)J'li point ,,1 tie !t U. all. TIME elate stAte counei(oi', on Thursday 9:00 !toyat Playhou*tl 8:30 Ford Theatre .,. Oo4., ealled It a "narrow escDpe" for October 2ts, wltli • dinner at the 9:30 F~atun~ 'l'beat::re1:00 Wed. l'l'ight Fhd1tl n.... lbe Pltt's. . Betsy Mills Club at 8 p. m. 9:45 Feature Theatre 10. to a MiddlepOrt, ever prauef. o~ its At the <:lOSt! of tho meeting a 11:00 N'ew1 4 'W"It.her 11:00 News and Weather rtltfr:tber own Art l..e\'is cares not tCHi much eocial hour was enjoyed, Jarrte& ll: 1o Sporb 11:10 Sports p. II•IIJ&Il1liiC S8. Com:etvea oyer one lost poiJ'It. But I for one, were played and prizes a.wardec1 1 aa. sonow couat it quite something to be the winnen and potluck refresh· 11:15 J!Jatery '11!1eatre 11:115 Mystery Theatre lt. Omk letttr wriiten up In the moflt distinguish· mcnts were served. .,.46 ,,_ Off . 112·15 Slfn Off tO. Drt!lllm. • • Barry D-yer /s SurpriS·.-d With Pa1fy Rock Springs G.rongeHolds Thurs. Meeting Offioers Elected For Westminster Y,outh F<ellowship I ::gg &1. 15 7n I DID YOU KNOW THAT? ..' . e •err-· WHTN-TV Channel13 DAU.Y CROSSWORD Dol A Counoil M~tingHeld 'u '-t """'""II"'• --- Monday Evening -- ---- rau..r as. a·ao I cup day. 4J. MaJU~Ium. ed weekly newe maga:r:lnc of our Some Jtb('rtles being taken wtth the English lanauaie irks me quite sorely berp ol Late. A ff!W pet peeves: "He hoslod the whole group at dinner." H»ted Indeed, wben tbere'a no such veJ~b in the lany· "-aae Then again "He pastore<l the l!'hureh for !leveral years." Again, tbere' is 110 allCh verb as putored. And to crown It aU. They gifted him with a beautiful watch." That my dears, l.s the limit, the ab.<;Olute Hmit. (17Jn,) tS. Aftertbetla tT. Mgvablt baftltrt 49. DMnc!IL &0. DeltOia\t 11. Pauee ei.Hiro !10\J'N J.lo~etlrnea a.ll~ a I. "loc ~· ( l •. Slid!' ' '' • " S -DaUy SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Oct 2, 1956 JlawtD I. OWEII -~' ll'IOUITRIA~ AXYDLaAA.X .. " • II LONOII'I:LLOW . o.a Ull'\1' otmtlr ""'do Ia tiiM ...... w.... lor ttle Ui:iW 1/a, X tOt tht two 0'•· eto. Milt Ntttrt. .,_, tro~ t~ lii'LJfh 1M formation ol the woNI U. all bUtte. tor ....,. ,. A quo..tiMl~· ' tl:ll, pw 'a ij , pwccD A. ClJp\llftan. . liA II :a,'U' II D HIT II I H AI\ ' 'riiRlliif~l CTQT, OIIIAI g.a7-i6 llosults Robinson's 3 H 1: R i'irestb'4e 1 Lion. O\ub 1 N. Y. CloiiUnJ 2 't ·' lrt II' .D 118 J1 •& - '~10", lin.._ !lib pme -Cl.t worthy Po19eroJ weiTII Motor Seriei - HIIDhel !1'10. 2 Spcirtl Cebt-e:r 1 :120. O'!men DM aM mg'h team 1001.e J . if. Y. C. n5 Spotts Cctiter 0!5 Hight te-am .!:'erlen- Sports Ctnter 2S62. Middleport Garden Club Votes New Prowt For The Librorv ..- •I The Hotel Martin b.. available, • few rooms witb running WilleT I d.r. Sed.an. Cle•n ear IJJelllo 'u~ oul. One local OWDer •1 ,.2t'J.OO. Bl&ettnar• 9 27 6tc Pomeroy. lsr.t41 CHEV. A ·:~ ...am heale<l, and .HOle! '"'vlte at special weekly or monthly rate 11 to steady Petti. Rates u low 41 $8 w.eetly double OCI!U· pancy, Allo rooms fo~. 1 Special Meeting1, Partida, Weddings, Banquet1, ar.tl private breakfast , Iuncheom1, atKi 1upper partJea. PhGne 396 to Mr. Samuel 0 . Perry, lessee of llotel M.:utin. 9 10 tmoc First Boptits IC:ltili Supper IServed 2 ctnt1 ~ word, one In· Tbe Mlddl~port Garden. Club ~J!O· wm for Scie J'"',) I ~ ,n .. ***''"'" ly ...etiilc ltfeOIIt....,.. Oi!l. I at 7.30 p. "'· -'~~""'"~ , ......... u.god lb " Eduu-1 F;;;;;;;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;, MIDDLEPORT I '1/ MAJU!flt. llWberoy ~·No. J~'P. 'A. !d. wdl bold 111 .......,. •tat~<~ .... ,h_ pre!entmg lN familttlfl of flOWer· Sundtrt~ ted a new proJeet, when thnrbet ~g 'Piants . M'u. David Eftkminpr, 11ertion. Mlolraum charge ~c.- 1952 DeSOTO VB, 4 d.r. Sedan. T Monday at the Bouess apal'tn)ent a flember of the club also told of 4 centa per word for three con· The Board of Chrlatian Power tteer~~g. Automalie traMwith Mrs. Garen StanAbury a_. hos· J.'ioltmg thUI eollectio~ at Harvard . •ewtlvelinl!lertloDJ. tion of the Firat Blptlst Cbwcb mission $89!J.OO. 'BlaeMnar's leu.. Mr.s. M.alcolm -&JleJ;". ~lli· •ard Speeial....o.One montb lot' 25 cel'lta, Po~neroy. apolltlored a ebill ruppe:t BoDy 8 27 6tc ent , ~sided and th.- new pr&jecl AI the conclusion of thfl. meeting PUYII ClliCLS MElTING ~ \\Wd, evenmg aL the organlution meet- --- wil l provide pottJd plant:,. for tJ:Ic n ,-ofh•e hour wa~ held with {'ake The.·e wUI ~ • meetina: of t"e FuU l'fl~ or 2 .cents per .word !1 9') MLdtllport Puulic Ubrary .d..sjt)g and' coffee served to the members ..J»tarft C4rcle" on Wedneedflly, ing CJf the Senior aod J'UJ'Iior High be .ch!lflled tor advet:tillqg lf no~ - - - - ~ ttte Wlhter mont hs fllnd 'flo•fr· and Mt~ Lucille 'Defcobncller Col· OC!oWr illtd It Ji:OO A M in the You.th Fellowlhips, Ml'l:. MaruUng paid for bef'!}t'e the. 25th of each FIBER GLASS Awnlnl8 and l:oor ~boxes for the JfePll of the Ubrary .timbu.!L, a gUHi. ' Fedenkod Cbuich. Tbis cit'cle for KIOt't Is councillor for the SeDJfir group and Mr. and Mrs Gerald m,ontb following insert~on. . canoPlea. HA,y.Clo. Gas heaters. for re~D Ledden. during the summer. 1 Pl'l)"et " eompoled of an womn Anthony for the Junior Ht grou1). of tht Vlrii:IUJ churche-s in the eo. F.rrors In At1Vertllltli-ShoU1d }k, Venethm Blinds all alUs and Sealfold Uarde. l)qp Clot• After a discussion of the beautif· mrnunitJ. n 18 boped lo meet regu. ..-eport6dlm.mediately. The D1ll)l <:olort. Free el!l'timates Dale Clintoa Fl1her )ljddleporl icatio.n and clear-up program !!lugAt the meeting David Darst Jr. larl:r at tbe different churches Sentinel wilt not be reaponslble ( WJppeJ Supply, 2JS Ur.ion Ave. Phone 82d$X.' 11-l..U gest~d at thJ! tut meeting of til(' was .h~ader of the devotional lleTV· lce-'8nd re1!reation was directed b)' for ~ore than ene Incorrect In- 'Pomeroy. 8 Sl 1mo e ( '! Rotary Club, tbe Garden Club de· BAND liootTUS MEETING Paul Smart. Officers electe-d were; C serllon. Pi f c1ded to ask for a joint meeting The Paa~eroy Band Boosters As. Sen10r Hig h : Pre~ident, Gail Stumara Qf Tbant, and Special NQ,an-o or s-.. 1e. Mrs. Raymond . of thE'lr Civil! Co-mmittee with the Mr~ :V I. French and Mr and Mn tices of Ewnts prlnted at reJU· I Brown. Ml.nersvillt'. 9 27 6tp BULLDOZER 1 Rotary Ci'vlc C(lffiffiJttee to consid- D1Jn StJvers were 10 Alben sunday toclatlon tlfiU meet at the semor bo. Vlce-.president, Richard Ho. lar claltrsified rates. Obituaries . ' For hire for basements an.d er proje!lt$1. to further thiJ; plan tn v1s1t the former's brolher Harry hlgh .tcltodl baildina, Wednesday vatte-r, secretary, Diana stumbo· pwbll.shed at 1 eent per word. l fumipB and Bale Straw. Harruon· ponds. P'. M. f:owi:lery, Long Dltring the busineSs meeting Mr!'i Townl!end. who 11 recovering after a1 7·30 pm. All membcr9 are urg treasurer, Jenniler Daniels; Re etl to attend.,. porter, Carolyn Wilson; Jtulior Hi vUle Rd. John JeUers. 10 1 31y __!ottom. 0 29 U lfarry Ches-her Wal! voted tbto the rNPnt eye surgery I I I !.lo1'i¢es president, Gary Dunham: vice· 1 .. club. It was announced that Mrs. .\ trs Dawes Sansbul'\ Columbus . pretident, Betty Lou Gilmore; .set1 ~ VISi ting her sister Mr~HOUSE, 0 ROOMS and BATH , I MEN, WOMEN COUPLES to James S. Tltus woold &ive- a dem- ~ HONORED ON IIITHDAY treasurer, front and back porch. full size train for Motellran:Jgement and onstralion of Ohrlstmas ~eatbes hngs, and MIS~ Lelah ~i er Chfford .Jenkinson whose bJrth utal')', Su.san PlAten, 3 LOVELY KITTENS - One part Jamn Hood basement, coal furnace, hard· Operatton Only mahu-ed w1ll be at the !'iovember mectin~t; at t~ L~atld, day i 3, was pleasantly October P~rsion, fl'ee to anyone giv ing 8 wood floorll, garden, .11everal rons1d-erl'd. Age. 2!).!)9. Wnte j home of Mrs C M HenneJy with allf.e and .Nellie Zer e, Nan surprised with a birthday dinneJ' them a good home Call 6173-Y, fruit treell. Vm e St. Racine Nal10nal Motel truming, c-o Daily Mrs. D B Harfjnger as ~Q.jiltess. ®rc and. .Mildred Hawley Wf!re SUndly afternoon at the home ai Middleport . Phone 3971. SC"ntL nel. The o101l call ilesponsq: ~ uainess v1st0rs m Columbus Sat- hi daughter and .son ·n Ia Mr . 9·29-St._._ _ _ .; 10·1-3tc ___ 10·1·3tp. I "Stale J<'lowerll" a~ ldrs, ltartiilg· , llrllay. I Mn Robert Ruu~l!. ;pring SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? ----~ ( 18') E I t el' read a paper on FloWers~f tla_e ,. it (. Meadows ha~ been visitmg Ave. Pres@nt were Mr wnd Mrs 0 Baker's will give you the btls! 24 in STROMBERG- CARSON Con· ___ mp oymen Nation." 1'he p~r. ~~with~- ' n•lal1v~ In Huntington for several JenkJDB()n and grand.a:ugbter, M.rs Jffe4 reader u4 .......... trade on furnitl!l'e lll' appl\ansol TV, :reversable gray wool WOUK WANTED. fall houseclean- ~~~pt.s from He?'J.' W~~ 'Beceber s d:~ys ~tty Blackwood, MISS Madehne Tdts your put, ,.....nt, aM ~ 41J..tr rug 12 by 17, .11 ft. fngidaire , ing restaurant on any .type do· erJ~~~fuaorn F=ion •:: ~ijj~ Mr and ~rs Noah Haskins were j Ftelds and Mr and Mrs Russell . Mar11.,... •n JoQ, General Electnc raoge, chrome meshc work. Ma•'y Pullins Box ttubject M :art10 s ' m Ga lhpol1s Monday to .attend the rltte. and tllltuslnets . ,..,.., .PUBLIC SALE dmet!e set, ¥z m heavy duty el613 Pomeroy ' • ~ tf wwrkd, ......,....,. iW I• 1 · :r rs tl 1 ~er ~ave t ex- funeral setvJces for h15 uncle, ThoLEAVING THE FARM I will offer cctnc drill, many other items, ' 1~2-3tp ~mp e.• 0 ~ ona owe 8 5 art· mas A. Hliskms, 74. at the C. J Al''fiii ~-.., ..,...., IMif put mbM1 at eaee. at publie sale on Saturday, Oct 6 , all good shape No reasonable - - - -- - · - - - - -- - 1 m~ WJtb t~e ~tus, flower t>l Egypt Waugh Funeral Home Burial wa~ C:O..Uit 19S6 starting at t ·OO P M at the offer .refused. JamP.S Motrison, ( ::~di!, ~ratl 01"'• "u~ 1~ 1fdest in the MoWld Hill Cemetery. IMY 11e teo .....fomonew Che~h•re. · .n. list o • ona ower C A Barnett hrm, located on JO-I-Gtc. of 23 eountlies was read He<mon Bailey t. , medical,.t. I will DOt only loll rou. loul Route 124 in Reedsville, Ohio and the •peaker .emphasized tbP Ll'nl at the Meigs General Hotpltal. , . will help ,.., sne rour pro. opposite the Keystone Station -----=~:::.:.. FOR SAI.:E.-Peatt ~rby Re-al EafaCt t~~t Uie Um~ States 1tas Mns Lucille ~fenbaeher, Oolurhe Rev C Raymond Konknght, blltM. the following: tate, Rutlan4 Towns-hip. 3) 1 $~ MONT~LY SP~RE TIME no offlelal emblem. New 'forbtt.a mbus, is visiting her coasln, Mbll J*tGf of Heal\h Methodist Chllr· A Nit to Mt will ... ef ,_ 1 Centaur Tractor, with mounted a~ J.and bOU!tt' barn and out Ref1lhng and collecting money ted the State flower movement in Freida Faehnle cl:t, fec;t:ived fourteen members in..,.._. nlue tD you. mower; Olwer double disc; bulldl~. 'See G~ A. M~· from our .rive ~ent ~igh GTade 1891 and all have them at this Mrs Howe Bratt, Carleton, i!ll • to Ule ~burch at the mornmg serA.....-s .U questions, ..... Horse disc, Spike tooth harrow, ·n ut, Administrator. 6-1-tr Nut mach1nes ~~ th1a area No time, medical patient at the Meil's Gea- &e :SUnday, Sept. 30. lnp auarsnte.c~ or no cheqe. G ft grain drLll, tractor drawn .=::::..c. - - - - Sclhng! To qualify for WOI'k you Mrs Hartinger included the his- era! Ho&pltal. !'hey included Mr. and Mt'll With ttth ad Mid h•lr.,rb, Wire rope; log cham; five cow INE$S WELL ESTABLISHED BUS must have car, references, $640 tory or arliflcial fiOW.,!IS-in ~ '{ler Mr~. Earl Bougher {Willetta Em· Jlb* Thomu, transfer of mem· .,_ ate ellfltW h a cotnpl.te 3 stanchions; THREE Gll..TS; PUR in Pomcr::oy. Good location docash, llecured b3r inventory. [)e. paper begiDillifgwltii those m~de mtsh) and famil y, Columbus. were !hip trom Rutland Methodist Chur fYII II,. ....a1,.. EBRED HOLSTEIN HEIFER 20 ing profitable business. For votin,g 6 bouts a week lo bUS!· by the Egyptl!Uls and .RorQ&ns. Shl' weekend guests of her parents ch; Mr and Mrs William Everson. •ftioyon. 'Mil~ Mo: Guerne.sv Heifer 20 Mu; ness, your end on pcl"Ccnta'(e eol· dl?.srribed in d&tail the glass flow· M~ and Mrs c A Emm>'' h trander from Bri!Ji~;~nt; Mrs Kon· Open Dlllv 10 IDt .. II pm best return on your investment Electric' Frigiilatre stove, perfeet 1ee l'IOns wUl net up t o $400 mo- ers m the Botanical Museum of ' k r1g · ht and sons, David and Eu d e11 . •~led -5'.. hotlse ..._ condition 5 cuft Crosley &beh'!l· Write Box 10 c-o The Daily Sen. lhl d M 1 0 ttnel. . n y with very r,cQd' posslbilltes Harvard university, the mOll.t fam. Mr an r, on Graber have re- transfer from Bowersvlle; Chnd· FJamiD,ge CJult, JU. '1 dor Refrigerator., extra good; 3 of tnking over full time. (ncomc ous ctlllection in Noeth ~ America turned to .their home in Cleveland ine Cota.ts, Marv Carol Swanson. KANAUGA, rocking chairs; e(l£(ee table, Liv- _ _ _ 9-26-6tc lncreJsing accordingly. For in- Several thousand motlels 'in co-lor· afler a visit with her parents, Mr Evelyn '13ibbon.s.. Barbara and Be~ ,...,. A,...,ntl\ltnt ing room suite; Dinning room terview, inc)ude phone in appli. ed gla8s, the work of tWo artl.sts, and Mr.s E M Woods. ty Co-..,:, Sandra Brewington , Bar. CeU Gallipoll• 1457.wx1 .suite, {6 chairs}; Dinette table, ELECTRIC RANGE, JJOOd eondi{4 chairs}; beds; davenport; mircation All State Distribu· tire than 7011 speCies, con· Mrs.her Noab HaskiJu learned tion, $3$.00 Coal heater, $10.00 ling Co., ll05 Fifth Avenue, New . are tams inmore re· that brother, Clin.ehasMatthews, ror; drop leaf table; 2 end tab.Davis 11ewmg machine $10.00 Ym·k 17, N Y. -~-.ha ~ ~n l'f'turned to University les: chma cupboard; Wardr()bf!; 10.1·5lp - CONCR£1 Hospital where h~ Jbad be-en a pa• . ~ Farm wa.goo $15.00. Call 804-V buffet; pictures; wash stand;; evemng::;. TE ll~ t1ent foer 3e¥et'al .months after a lamps; maytag washer; lard (21 ) Real Es'tate "Blllld a.ttsr For L...sl.!vere coronicy attack last spn ng _ :::_ _ _;9-:.:26-6\p I press; iron kettle; presto pres· GRUESE& BLoCx CO. sure canner; two eight day APPLES FOR SALE • l'h miles 3 Mil" North rtf P:lm'ervt eloclu; step ladder; saftey bell south of Rutland. Johu L. Rom· On Rt. H. can Wm. ........... 200 locust post hand tools ines. Rode Sorlnta 0 about 2 ton hay; wheel barrow 8·28-lmoe autl other Hems too numberous to mention. Terms cas-h Large Gas Heater, good llB new, MIDDLEPORT - 8 room frame borne wtth bath, gat, heating, 2 Not respOosible for accidents. Re· will sell cheap. Ge.rtrut'le HoQll, porches, garage, I.oea.ted on niee freshments ·serv.ed W S c s. Portl~nd, Rt. 1 .. ,, 1 9 , 25 6tp The Wahuma White. Falcon ~Mlirching nand under the direr• C. A. Bar·nett OWner Critt 89 ACRS•PAJUII'I dear Rutland, sev=-~· near schools. Only· ~ liOn of James E. Breen participatBradford, AuctioneQ~o. eral aCres timb'Crlanrl, Jar ~~e vein ed in the sixth annual Ohio Unl· Radne Obio oC coal, house m fatr cM(ht!On v-er~lty Bnnil Day at Athens 011 MINERSVILLE 6 room frame --,--,--::.9-29-3tc w1th gas and electnc. Contact house wllh bath. Gas heating, - -·- ~~ Saturday ~~~~.Williams Road, Groveport, Nearly -one acre lot wilh mce Twrr.ty ·onf' bands in addition to garden. Priced at q_nly $3000.00 MAX WARU the Ohio Unn·erslty Marching ban4 anti owner will 5ell on l~nd con· IN MEMORY OF ROGER D. Mllr -~ 2 9-2tc took part 1n the festivities at b&U tract . LER,.K«J~ED OCTOBER 2, 1954. LARGE EXTRA NlCE KtJFER More than 1100 musicians 89X 229 Phone 10S:.Y He is g<~ne but not forgotten, pears Drops $1.00 per bu.s"hel, l,form.•d a huge OiiiO and played 9 29 ,3.. _ _ _c._ And as dawns another year~ pieked *2.00 Bring containers three marches unde-r the direction In our lonely hour.s of thinking Bailey's Lake Racine. of Chndes Minelli of Ohio U. • 5 ROOMS aad BATH, JO Cole St 9-29·6tc 'fhoughts of him always ne81', IMarl'hes played were Salutation, for small re_Uable famiLy. $J5 Days of sorrow will come over 118 - - - - - · . --Hos\s l'f Freedom, n::~d We,hlngper month. See Mrs. Howard elways, 25 TON OF HAY TIMOTHY, A.lfaltnn Post IM.arch. Wabamo's major· Cecil, 800 W , Main St., Pomeroy Friend.s may think the wound fa, and Clover. 6 tons of !ltraw. ~ttes lrd by Sally Proffitt, captain., II 8 tf evenings. QUALITY DOESN'T wollld have heaJoed, Also will have around 400 bush· perfo.l'med for the speetators -durCOST -1T PAYS But they little kpov.· the sorrow e-1 corn to sell, Charles DiM-ell, ing ha~ftime &'ctiVIties. that Jie 1 within our bearta con· Minersville, on Bashan Ear;le 'For rent - Electric wallpaper steamer. Clinton Fisher, Midcealed. Ridge Road. Superior Service dleport. Ph. 626ol-ll'. 11-1-lf Parents Mr. and Mn. Herbert Mil· 9-29-0tp Service to the Living ler. 10 2 ltp USED FLOOit FURNACE, ao,OOO WANTED: k"AINTING - Intirlor, Our Motto exterio,r, roof. Work guarantted. BTU. in good condltlon. Pbom~ __ --·- IN MEMORifArM _.. __ ~­ Rates reasonable. Phoae 381-Y. 3573. In loving memory ol our d:ear Homer Braley, Pome.roy, . husband Pnd fatber, Fred ·~~:~'· I :-::--:-:-:-:--:-9-:.2=9-ll:.::tc:.,..._ ' ___ 'I . ~-1:ite · Fune~1 who left us one year ago '" ("' oclaber 2, 11155. • Ph011el85 Gone is the face we loved :10 dear, Silent the voiee we loved' hr hear. WANTED - USED PIANO .\n 'Tis sad, ibU-t true, we wonder why good condition. Phone 31573. 9-29-3te Bot:i.ds. Phone The best are away.t tbe tint to die. Sadly missed by Wife and chiL- WANTED TDO BUY~Used 10 H. FOB dren, 10 2-t.l tc P. Johnson Outboard Motor, 54, COMPLE'I'l!: lnaUNillee ProteetiOD., IJfe, Auto, Flrt, Polio. C.U Doo 56, or 56 model .F. W. Phillips, 1101• lllddleport. Ohio. J)()J: 100 Athens, Ohio. 9 29 Stp INSUBANCE AGENCY 1tatt-a SOCIETY Heh!) Wonted · I I ! 1 0 1 d.: I MADAM MARY PALMIST a:d I I fvt::in 14 ,.., Rec.,;.,ed I 19) ·Business · Opportunities --·- -- _ ·----·__ 1 embt.ms Info The H.eath JA«hodisf Church "':.:.-r ·. 1 H• Writ~ ~Ilectlon w~b j 'YOUI. 1 SUHRISI TO SUN$IT ~'!AriON"' '""" omo ~'2ra~·~.lo~nt~•;·~·;•;w;m~•;m~b;..-;•;:::;::~~~::=~~::::::::~;:::::=:::::""',! I White Falcon Marching Band At OU Band Day ~·g~~~~~;i~~~~ r(3) In Memorium I I ll ) W anted To Buy 1•20 B) Insurance 'Trevey"FitlsterwoM Home M ROOMS Of IJMlgddl~epor~~t-~~~~~~~ ;ij RODNEY DOWNING I6 l Lost 5- found C20l Business Services LADY'S W.RISTWATCH, Lady CUT GLASb, Colored Jlass curlos, Hamilton, Friday, Sept. 28, po.aand autique furniture 1n 2f1Y StblY on Pomeroy upper parkshape. Contact Mrs. Howard CeHOt;rSJo)BUJLDERS ing lot. Reward. Mrs. Cedrle W. cil, 600 West Main St., Pomel·oy. Neigler's, Rath)e. Olark. South Third Street, Mid9-211-tc 9 15 tl dleport, Phone 6223. 10 2 3trp 3S IIA-TS~tm.LEI>-,, ~tb-one_p_OOI_nd EASTERN STAR EARRING lost jn Pomeroy-Middleport vt-ciblty. Return to Dally Senti~l otti~ or call 6139-X. Reward. 10 '!!: 3te Found: one bag of feed close to SaJiot Works, lndtntlfy feed and poy for ad. Don Cotlrill, SY!f· 9 ~29 3t:p euse, Ohio. Plro,A-AGCIDIN'r Call th• LU..CoauoltvOiitl _ _ I Save vitamins, flavor! Foods won't bum with tlui marvelous new New Fumlture $299.00 'BAKER I Real Estcte .Broker 61- .fU8rante~. Cubl<: toOt Narge refrlgerat..)r. Call 29!1. 9 ·20 tf -~TAKE ~...,.....~--=--" 114) For Rent ANOTHER ONE F'OUI\ 110011 llnd l five LOOK .... .room .apartments. 8 room dwelt. lng, Mly de<Otat'ed lnolde and weeuv out. Must be seen to be appre· lcllted. 8 room and 6 room hou.s& Both within S min. waJir of Court HouRi A. N Benee1, Pomeroy. lft'lllioT!nw. 1 JII:Uill OHIO VALLEY . JliNKCO. ... 111011.-.Ta'ii IF FOR REN'l' 4 room aud bath and roollltl ·••• 'bath, furnished You hove son~•tl apartnmlto . . wm. T. G"'-· 'To""'~II,Tro"'· a MiddlepOrt. 9 22 ll mo p 2 Roo~o~ A'PAIITMENT. FURNISllED. 12'11!ufletnut Ave., Pom.. .... uu nounce, Let A Selhtlnel roy. 1t2il-12te or Want Ad A:'•+' I'OOm untumbhed •parlm•nt Representot_lve, wit-h batbt for 'rent. Also 3...roorn ~. unl;1!1'11111/>•.d ' o)>artment ~!h _ They Get ReauJIJ b'l\-b. BOtb ·tmtly l!etOrate'd. Ctlll ' · ~.~ 29!1. ... ..A•Pf!'•ID• to Zucelabd ; ; ; meat..~ deau ta;: : all done to tiiOir delicious boot 011 the with a !min. ·Wilb .. tarefully oontrolled row boot. ll tomJy tba... aarl coob fru- ,l>cJilo , --and no wa'IZlr'• nee uyl D192mop ~~-=- I . 9 20 tf ;....--..-----~ ",Atbli' ... -lllli7-- llto!>Ncb Hartl...,.. , ..... MDI a..., Wlm ' burnet· with ..a brain , 'On a modern matchless gas · ~ · IJe )URNITURI " In MIIIC!I<!II'Olt,. DHID I'IIONIS GID STAR WARFARIN. Safe, sure, UAQUI Won L01t RoblnM>n'!l te.undry 9 3 ~omeroy Motor Co. 'f S Sports Center 8 6 H 1c R F'lro~tone S 7 N-ew York ClothlDa House B 'r Pomer~,. Uons Olub I 8 Eac~ 'dl)" ~ <l04t lttt.rl are dltrertD.t. ws.it.a ant• .......... _ ... DtANT tY --~-- D.tftN CltYfTC)qtiOftl - Hew• .... lit wwtl h: · ~!~~~l~~[~~~2~~~=~~~~~~~~~~lE~~-~-]~~~~It ns-- , , 1 Dally Sentin~l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Oct 1, 1956-3 Seuitive Elemnt ''Pew!~"' hn Tem~ : ; : automat.ieally turns flame up or da.'fl, • •i&'e .-sllld. baa ~ until thu act temperature is reached. When thelood. ia cooW. 'fta.iiiier, lame...,.. cuta down to Jbtlintain • low, ·bip-wllftll"-i.l'oeM·Iille .Mikt±b to •fb: with ·tbo &balouo .... _ with • brain. ... . _ opecialldnp-ere •.......,... NOWHERE ELSE You Simply Bet the Dial tmtl Fol'!let It . ; ; No pot . . . _ . . F~ won't bum, st1ck or ~- No bail-oven, eiU.. ~ automatic---1\-om top burner to oven. Only -eM MW matocN.I pit ran,_ give you t.hUI great new featw:e pl\11 lie cleanast, eooleat,... thriftiest cooking. Ask your dealer (<w a ~tiou. ADd re.. member • , . flame rooking is the fined oooldncl S1JCH LOCAUZtD SEWNG $)WER! Th.e new burner with ll IINU. makes esery pot and pu.n in )IOU' kitchen ~- 1 · fOR RESW.l'S -· and PROFJT , CAll 398 THE DAILY SENTINEL ' See the display of modem ·gas ~ell · today at your Gas Appllimce Deatel'if ' ' �' .. ,. - ... . .......,._. ..... • • - • • y ... ~. ' ~.. ·- . ~ • * ' ..... - -, • • -·----~·-·--MO~I'I' .. •. .. .. ."' . ... - · ~~ .. ··--~~ ------ ·---------.. ~ ·-· ., ...... ____ _....,_ . ... '. 'The Editor's: 1TELEVISION ENTRANCE EXAMINATION ·--------------------------------------- -• .. '"'""" ~­ . The Daily Sentinel .( Mail Bag . REYNOLD E. GRIINI f IDITOl: ?ubllllhed ~:ei'J afterooo11 eftept Sund1y by Tb~ Ohio Valle~ !Mtioe1, Jnc., al 110 Mecbaoic St., Po-merc-y, 0. Busine.u OffiC( ,. "'one 898, editonal office pbo~ 897. Zlltmd as aerond C'.tas~ tDaJr... matter at tbe ~·ut office Pom~roy Ohlo. . TUESDAY We have JUSt returf).~ home from the Ohlo 4-H Club Congress held at the OhiO Slat~ .University in Columbus [1·om Sepl. 1ti to 19. We were r eceiVe-d W1lh a glad wel· come, tiler. Wt' went to Ohio Union lor lunch after which we had assembly a~d dlscussiona on 1et- , ting to know ours-el~s. 1 Then we went on tour, of West Campus and saw the cattle, sheep, hogs and many thmg-s of enjoy· ment there, n.fter which we enjoy· ed a Be-ef Blrbt>l'Ue !h=tl was very tasty. 'lie "("turnttd to Ohio Union tor the t'Vt'! (I I!'Jg scn•iees. • I I •• j Hatlo.ll:l ld\ertislftl reprt~entatl'", BottiDelJI.K.lmbaU. Inc., 10 Lexh1gtou Ave., New York City, 16, N Y. SubsCJ"1ptloll ratu: DeHvety by carrier wbPR available 311 C":l'ltl ttr week . one ,ear ln advaace at The Daily Sentinel office. $.15 60: liz ,mooth~ $7 .80, tbree mo.11ths, $3.90. By u1otor route Wber4! available· one mt-nth, $1. BJ mail oae y@ar S8; su: montb.s. $4.~ 'flft.t months, $2.SO: one ment4. ll. 6:&:5 ~ign On cl Chino Nonreco1nltlon U. S.-Chlntst Ntgotlatlont 1tcomln1 a 'Lf'lal Fldlon• Continue for Over a Yeur 1 BJHJCial ~o Ce11trol Pre~' Mtociatlou AimNOTON-'t'he retuaal by the United States to recognize Communist China 11 becoming more and more "legalistic fie· tlon." Tbe ahootlnJ down ol an American Navy plane ott the Chi· neae coaat provide• the moat recent example of this. Sln.ee this government (loea not r-~cognlze the Chinese Reels, the Britllll, who do, were uked to obtain lnfonnatlon about the plane ahooting, wllJch tbey did. :However, while thi1 diplomatic maneuvering waa to1ng on, ti'le ~ U. B. and Red China were continuing to hold J negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland. There, · · . 1 American emmli'lsartea hav!'l been talking with a,. J.' communletc Chinese representatives tor more 1 than a year over U. S.·Chlnese relations. .Prior to that, we Mgotlated directly with the Red ChiJ'Ieae at Panmonjom In settlmg the Korean war. However, officially, the U S. govern· ~ne~~t won't admit the existence of the Commu· ftl8l Chinese reC"ime-not diplomatically, that la. 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Borne 6 :53 Sign On 9·00 Coffee Time 10:00 :lome 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough 11:00 Tic Tac Dough I I ~0 Jt Could Be You !2:00 Par&OD$ Study 12:30 Cu.rreat l.:iO Tenru:ssee Ernie 2·00 Matinte Theatre 3:00 Queen ..For A Day 3:45 Modern &umanees 4.00 Comedy Time · 4·30 My Li.ttle Margie 5:00 Aunt Dru Show 6 :00 News Picture On ~undas we went to Sunrise Service at 7•: 30 then Jveakfast after which we all went to church. I In the afternoon, our pictures 6·15 Sports Eye were taken, then we heard the t'X· 6:25 Les Paul Mlll'J' Ford change-s talk on thctr home youth 6·30 TBA 6·43 New!! Caravan and how they llved. On Mond<ty we heard a talk on 7 :00 Superman "You and Your Government" and · 7 ::l0 Grand Ole Opry 8 00 Jane Wyman Sbow In the arternoon went by bus to 8 :30 Circle Theatr-e the State C:,lfitol for a mock Leg. · 1slative session. A Meigs County 1 9:30 Rosemary Clooney Show boy and one of the gil"ls sat in I Representa tive GeOrge Meinhart's 10:00 The BLg Surprlse 3eat for each of the two sessions. 10:30 Noah's Ark. In the evening we had entertainment. The lloys an'd girb enjoyed !i 00 News the gumes very much. 11 :15 WecthercMt On 'l'uesdny we heanl talks on "4·H As I See rt" then we went 1 11:20 Pregg Box W WEDNESDAY 7:00 Today 7:00 To<by I 1.. GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channe13 Dear Edttor: DIVOTEO TO INTERim OF MEIGS-IAASON 4RIA HN. MGII. on tour~ oC ttre- campus. The Home 11:30 Foreien tntrtgue. Econom1cs School was very enjoyable, While we were there they 12:00 Tonl&bt were experimenting on different . makes or stoves, washers .. t.t·oners 11:45 Si;a:n Off u -30 tt Could Be You ! 2·00 Ctmera Goer to Sebool 12·30 Current 1:30 Ten n~see Ernte 2:00 Matinee Tbeatr~ 3:00 Queen For A Dfly 3 15 Modern Romances 4 00 Comedy T1me 4:30 My Little Margie 5:00 Armt Dru Snow 5.30 Hopalong CBSs.idy 6:00 News 6:15 Sports Eye 6:25 Les Paul Mary Ford 'J:30 Eddie Fisher 6:45 News Caravan 7:00 May()r of the Town 7:30 Susie 8:00 Kraft Theatre 9:00 Tbls is Your Ufe ~:30 Twenty-One -Jack Barry 10:00 AdventureJ of H Holiday. l0:3'J Fatbm' K.nOlftl BS 11 :00 News Headlille.a 11~15 Weatlle~st 11:20 Pres!l Box H:30 Fareign ll!.trlgne 12:00 Tonirht 1:00 Si2» Off WC:-::-cH=--=-s---=T=--V-C.hann·el· 8 and" on One thing we enjoyed Vel'J much wns !he thfferent materials' they were using on C'&binet to-ps TOISDAY WI!DNISDAY and how they would wear and hold 8;00 Sign OD B:OO . Capwn Kqaroo ' .'1 j P'U "' up und~r hard usage. In the even· 8-(Ml Ca.atain Kqaroc 9o00 Garey Moore mg we v.ent to the banquet which IUO Garn- Moore 9:90 Althur G<ldr...,. all 1050 people attended. After the 9:30 Arlihur Goaft'.,• • 1 1&.80 IH<Iko It Rloh banquet and dance, we · bad l0:30 Strike it Rich I FITNESS-A medical paper by a New York . :I 11:00 Vall111t Lady Flame o( Service at Mirror Lo.Ife 11:00 Valiant Lady phyate>)n h.aa got the United Statee governme-nt l1:16 Love of Life 1 l1:15 Lo-ve of Life The- first and ~econd degrees Barry Boyer was pt~asantly ( which was very beautiful. • up in erma about the relative physical t1tneu ot U:SO $earth for Tomot1'UW were given tn full form when the surpl'lsed w1th a •lmthday party ~nch. clay we b!ld as~m)),jy after ~1:30 Sl~~ for Tomorrow Ameo •ean kids aJJ compared with European boys 11:45 Guldlnr Llt!ht W•tldiiiiH and (tlrb. Dr. Ha.na Kraus p1·esentcd rceulta ol a Offm:.!Js ~J( the Westminster Rock Springs Grange met Thurs- 1 when the Cub Scouts of Den Five which we were rl1vided mto groups 1·4G Guid!J)g Light. 12:00 Ray Mi11and Show l aeries )f physical teal! given to Amcrl(an and Youth Fcllowllhip of the First 1da,y evening. met Saturday ot the ho!fle of the anrl w~n~ to rliffcrefJt rooms for 12::00 Ray IMilland S1wiW 12:30 As The WorM Turn. EuropeiUl children at the American Medical usoclo.tlon meeting lRSt Presbylerian Church wure 1nstallHomer Rice worthy master, pre· den mother, Mrs Elza Gtlmore Jr, dts~usston which were very Inter- 1~.30 As The World '11urDI 1:00 Our Miss Drvoks year. The furor over the results led tG a apecl11,l White HouEie contered Swnday evl'ning at a candle- 1tded llnd u was announced that at LJncoln Hetihls. estmg and gave us much to teaeh 1.00 Our Mi!s Brooks 1:30 HOWf(.'Pariv el'lCe called by l'realdent Eisenhower to focus attenttpn to the lm· Ught serv1ce by Mrs. ROdeey the third and fourth decrees Two nE.YW members were wei· the boys and g1rls in our home 1:30 :.OWipepJrffty 2:00 Big Pa.yoff portance ot l!eepJ.nt Amerl<lan youth physically f1l Sam•r Councillors for the WYF would be given at the nex.t meet · com~, ~ddy Mot'arlty and John clubs .Each delega.t ~ had the op· ~IJy Show 2:30 Bob Crosby What la not very wil.lely known \1!1 that the re6ull.~ o{ Dr Kraus' at(· ~r. and Mrs Judson White lng on Tuhrsday Octl~r 11 and J . Gumtlier 'l1le group mad~ plas- portumly to co~ent on speeches :00 3:00 ~gbt"'' n.,. teat• ahowed that ~hcx,lbul·rldlng, TV-watching U R you th scored ond adult v1sUors included Mrs. the quarterly birthday supper w1n ter plaQues with 11 lellf des1gn as and "a1sc q.ucst1onll for the forum. ~: Brighter Day 3:1li Secret srorm lower phy.11lcally than their hiking European brotheLs. this was lhe month lor nature Another th1ng of Interest wall the 3· 30 Sooreit Stpnn Satlt'r, the Rev. Hllward Ruppelt, abo be .served 3:30 Edge of Nlpt • • • • Booster mght will be held study. wuy t!wy hand!~:d s o many people 4:00 ~~i~'~K~~~ 1md Mrs. Gale nvsell, Mr. and HJO Katie'• Kltcben f SEN.tTE SLEUTHS- Senate inverstlga.tora plan to focut a ple~c· Ml' Mr~. DonaW Lowe 1·y and a young Thursday October IS·and the pub· lee cream cups and cuop eakell WJ~hnul confu~wn espeetally when 4 ;30 The Eurl Sho! 4:30 Early Show lnr apotli(ht on racketeers who may have been co!lecung tn:>lpa.y.!rs' vis 1tor was Micky Morris. U •. 8 inv' t d to att nd Th re .11 decorated with the potrlotlc theme 98;, peopl~ were. se •"Ved at the o·Oo A t L' ~l tt 6:00 DNiw With Me mont)' op Military unlfonn contracta grabbed (rorq le!iitUnal.e Oil'~· , , c 1 l e e · e , .. WI werf! servod by Burry's mo<t.hcr, Barbecue m 40 mmutes. : r tn e er 8:10 R~ghm:al Reporter atonl. T,ol" l'llll'lt In the lnfttW'11G tar II Johnny DIO, W~W YGk'.k •' • • ' 1 be a .. prognm. prellented bf.. 1he IMra. Willard ~~ ~to ' tb ... honored Those attending from Meigs Co. 0 :~5 Doug)~ Edward. 8:1!~ 11ougla! Edwards 'anslmd flpi'l Indicated ~·aiastermlnd" in the o.cid blinding · Tbe offlt ..•t! were : ~ Moderator, lectu. er, Lottie L~onard. Mary guest, Ronnle coUtns. 1tU!hard FiR- were Steven Hoffman, Patty Doug- 6:30 Gr~Jld.. .I'Jil& l()pr.r 6:30 Pro Football Highlights of labor coiumaJst Victor Rle11el. Lynn Buchanon; vice· moderatGr, McAtee was appomted as youth ley Joey G:lmore George Harrirt. las Rulh Stockton .Mrs Allpha 7.00 Phd Silvers ~how 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Binet Dio, whoae real name Ia Dioguardi, nlreaJly hns trouble ~~:::::1; ~~~=:~re/~~~e;~~Yiry~=~~ce f:;l~~~t~~e n::en~omer Radford as G~ge Hofrman, 'sruce S~·pson, CoitrUI, 4-H Advis~r, C. E .· Blakes ~~~ ;;!~ Shriner ~ 8·00 The Millionaire ehough ol hl!:i own, he mo.y be sparetl furlhcr fJL•estlonlng by the At th I of th ti , Teddy Mornrlty, Jobn J Gumther let>, Agrl. Agent, and Geneva H .30 R d Sk llo 8:30 I've Got A Secret lnveaUptJ.on1 aubcommttlee heatkd by Senator Jol111, L. McClellan e c use e met~ ng U· -and three gue!lt!l, :Brenda Boyer Nolan, Hom e Ec. Agent, who work· 8·_t e e n (D), Arkansaa. 9:00 20t.b Century Fox Hour ed on the lltaCf during the Club A:vO $84,000 Quegtlon Lynn pre~ldcd at the meeting I freshments were. served by Or· and Ricky and Ro~er Gilmore. Dto was qula:ed by the group lrt!il l!lprlng. Jt wrt~1 not announc@d 10:00 3 Your Esso Reporter <.rnd Bt•rky Grueser waa the leader ville Brown, Wilham Criner: HowBarry received a nuffilber of nice Congress. II: 0 Do You. Tru.s.t Your Wile? whelhor his own. ncttvluea were und.e1· lnvestlgo.tlon or wh.etlier he 10:15 Spurts Pa-rade Sundlly evenwg Susan iProbnsco ard Russell and Rlebard P•ckent. 1m8 from Jds friends. {Written by Mrs Alpha Cottrill) lO:OO Your Es!o Repor;t.er Wll being quuttoned about untlerwotld friends. wns ptnnlst for the service and 10:15 Spo.rta Plill'ade 10·26 Weatherman HQwever, thoe Sen~tu group reeenlly aelzed recorda ol a Y(ln~~.ers, llpeclal music Included ' solo by 19:25 Wea"lhermi.n • N. Y., Te&mlten Unl(ln local In which the name of ''Johnny D" ap• Judy Gregg "I Would Be Truo" OE.ATH A:EPOITED 10:30 Press Conference 10·30 Ringo's Last A~slgnment pei.re. Tiley are trying to .-ee whether Dlo 111 connected with the With I.ynn 115 accompanist. Read·Mrs. Owen HalL. Letart. Ohio 11:00 New~ union now and, Jt 110, how. 11:00 News t!rs in the wvice •Jere Susan Al- was l'eported to have died in HoJ. A rood sign itt N. A young f\1Y we heard of says Caroline ll:OG 'IIbe Late Show lenswOrtb, Cl1Jda Morril, He-len zer Hospital, GalllpoUa, early Tue•· I J ·OS The Late Sbow WARREN'S TRJP- Stftte department otriclalt are admlttedlyldlu.ls~ Tayloi' ~' Patty Lowery, San- day mol·ll'ing. Funerl'l arrange. he gets mighty tired bearint: bo.w reads-thou&"h prlvl.tely- unhnppy about 0111 particular aspect ot Chief ailive lucky to be " You're Si.in Off J'lr~'!..- _ _ Siga Off Praver dra ltyseU, charlene Davis, David ment~ were to be announced later the old l4llks walked flve miles to JuJtiU 11:&1'1 Warren's recent vlJit to lndla. Wbat up1oll them waa If you're over 55." 1 Lyons, Judith Sauer. by Ewina: Funeral Home. &cbool every day. the tlmtnr ot tht visit. Wa1 ren wat recelvlnJ only a oomparatlvel,y under that Too many horses "Okay for them," ae7.r.e, ''And Ju1tewttm rtceptlon r1 om Indian otrlclalll and pioplt jus.t k)ok at the mess the~··ve made hood, old friend. llntll he made a tpeech pototlng out the.t It wae Wau'tft'l U'l l l• e d:;Ji -41.>. of thla world All wore out before f>TUISOAV WEDNESDAY t•:ml-!r..lll t-t~ ·. r..~r., under him that tht Supreme Court outlawed 1 A.<JROS8 •· Soun~. •• 13. Jt,e. they tould 11ole" l~ l~Ufl•. ·J ~IUH3 fatlon In U. B. public ~boola. Popu aritr 11:~9 Sign On 11:119 Sign On t. A. C!Oek'l a mule , thlh " :·1: •(.' ~~~·;::i i01:! 5\ddown, Grantlpop J"rom then oa. boWtver, the l'hlof j!Jittce wu Up, thtn Dt111ftl 12:00 FUm and Fancy t • :: :"1 ti'..U ~ [;'JE <root '·A-lola II.~ Neigbborn bwted royally by a people whose frtendlhtp for tht . !-"l li ' . n ~:ll ~~ ~-!lt:l!O! I.Aboent Cl\&rtert4 an you h1wen't read the s.ports 1:30 FernitJtl\e Touch I 'Y ~h't I:..I'J[I! 'lhltted 8tatea }!u alwayt lterned to depend 011 bow wen Amtrtoan t. t5tream or Account. article In TIME maa:azlne, Ott. 1, 2:00 Afternooo Film Festiva] Film & Fancy . H. .tl1o ut;~liH'•J: 'l\11 •re treated. wattr tntl (abbr.) .JI..Ilnuntt 1;:11 · '-; u 1·· (Do leas) concernb'tl Middleport's f:OO Two Gun PLarhouse f:!n 10. Man'• Mint t. Palt -"'·TwoIl l• IX ·:r: l .;:j r:~ nl o 5:00 Mic:key llllou~>e Aft {PIJlW) Lewl• and his MorThe Theodorus Counc~l Daugh· 1:30 Feminine Touch u. l'llh f. Malt !ootod I;,,[ W/ 1.:•:•.< t l ' .' lll~a~ - - - ---· aantown, W. Va, Mountain,eers by ters of America met in regular B:OI) Vewa (8o. A.m.) -4 ........ Animal i·~~~r;.~~.:; 1H ~ , III ~ IA •IL means, gel to it. Art s tnm sessloh, Monday cvcn·ing at the 2:00 Al.temoon Film Festival ~~ ·~·l"~i ' ! ,Jll!lE 1S.Ntar tpool.l I. Looa l'9r ll. Newo. on'Q' lost by one point, to the tOOF Hall .' with Minn1e Neutz- G.OG Weather f :OO Two.Cun Playhowe H. 9. Q~~~olt '( .,..,.., biJhly toutetl Pltt11hurgh eleven. )Ina:, vi-ee eounc1lor pre.sidillg. 11:00 Micke¥ Mouse u.oraan ot u.~ ...... ,_.,...,.•• of !Marjorie 8:10 S"rt. ~ 8·00 News The eommlsslon "'"' CFI'inoel · 11. Kind or , ·Art "drill('d them ruthlessly'' Woodard as deputy was read. Lu- 8:30 CoDflict 6:~ Weather 11 Muelo note lt. Audleut multln .4r4r. CGJbt Time and told U1em they cllle B. Hrtwldns repol'tcd on lhe ft·l! Jobn Daly 8:10 Sp...rts 18. Flab lt. Mala'• Mmt Jfr, in.cJ~• ts. Lara• •Will .fiJI ntUA. move faster. contuse and : Dllilny prest·ntatu:~n of Dais to the Sa1Thomns Show 8:15 iohn Daly 10. " ploftet 11. 1IJ>IIot Pl•ru• "' look noa 7 00 rtustrate the Panthers possesion '~o. Cpotl.) b. Rlvtr IT.IWtlttlll!r ol& Lu.. is-bury School and to the Rock 7130 Wy.tt Eallp 6:31. Oilne.yland t,e of game. ••· II!Olo& til..., I 41. Strv... wlll4 ""ihl Springs Brownie troop. An lnvl,. 7:30 The Ama:tlng Dunmnger ae. Mott They almost had it (doegone H) tntlon was received to nttenl'! a 8:00 . ~ken Am. w B:OO lntrequent •but ~ouldn'~ seem to ma'ke th~ l'ecetytion tar Edith Wakely, assoDu Pont CAv. Theater Ol%lt and Harriet IT. Mll'l'l name ;)J'li point ,,1 tie !t U. all. TIME elate stAte counei(oi', on Thursday 9:00 !toyat Playhou*tl 8:30 Ford Theatre .,. Oo4., ealled It a "narrow escDpe" for October 2ts, wltli • dinner at the 9:30 F~atun~ 'l'beat::re1:00 Wed. l'l'ight Fhd1tl n.... lbe Pltt's. . Betsy Mills Club at 8 p. m. 9:45 Feature Theatre 10. to a MiddlepOrt, ever prauef. o~ its At the <:lOSt! of tho meeting a 11:00 N'ew1 4 'W"It.her 11:00 News and Weather rtltfr:tber own Art l..e\'is cares not tCHi much eocial hour was enjoyed, Jarrte& ll: 1o Sporb 11:10 Sports p. II•IIJ&Il1liiC S8. Com:etvea oyer one lost poiJ'It. But I for one, were played and prizes a.wardec1 1 aa. sonow couat it quite something to be the winnen and potluck refresh· 11:15 J!Jatery '11!1eatre 11:115 Mystery Theatre lt. Omk letttr wriiten up In the moflt distinguish· mcnts were served. .,.46 ,,_ Off . 112·15 Slfn Off tO. Drt!lllm. • • Barry D-yer /s SurpriS·.-d With Pa1fy Rock Springs G.rongeHolds Thurs. Meeting Offioers Elected For Westminster Y,outh F<ellowship I ::gg &1. 15 7n I DID YOU KNOW THAT? ..' . e •err-· WHTN-TV Channel13 DAU.Y CROSSWORD Dol A Counoil M~tingHeld 'u '-t """'""II"'• --- Monday Evening -- ---- rau..r as. a·ao I cup day. 4J. MaJU~Ium. ed weekly newe maga:r:lnc of our Some Jtb('rtles being taken wtth the English lanauaie irks me quite sorely berp ol Late. A ff!W pet peeves: "He hoslod the whole group at dinner." H»ted Indeed, wben tbere'a no such veJ~b in the lany· "-aae Then again "He pastore<l the l!'hureh for !leveral years." Again, tbere' is 110 allCh verb as putored. And to crown It aU. They gifted him with a beautiful watch." That my dears, l.s the limit, the ab.<;Olute Hmit. (17Jn,) tS. Aftertbetla tT. Mgvablt baftltrt 49. DMnc!IL &0. DeltOia\t 11. Pauee ei.Hiro !10\J'N J.lo~etlrnea a.ll~ a I. "loc ~· ( l •. Slid!' ' '' • " S -DaUy SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Oct 2, 1956 JlawtD I. OWEII -~' ll'IOUITRIA~ AXYDLaAA.X .. " • II LONOII'I:LLOW . o.a Ull'\1' otmtlr ""'do Ia tiiM ...... w.... lor ttle Ui:iW 1/a, X tOt tht two 0'•· eto. Milt Ntttrt. .,_, tro~ t~ lii'LJfh 1M formation ol the woNI U. all bUtte. tor ....,. ,. A quo..tiMl~· ' tl:ll, pw 'a ij , pwccD A. ClJp\llftan. . liA II :a,'U' II D HIT II I H AI\ ' 'riiRlliif~l CTQT, OIIIAI g.a7-i6 llosults Robinson's 3 H 1: R i'irestb'4e 1 Lion. O\ub 1 N. Y. CloiiUnJ 2 't ·' lrt II' .D 118 J1 •& - '~10", lin.._ !lib pme -Cl.t worthy Po19eroJ weiTII Motor Seriei - HIIDhel !1'10. 2 Spcirtl Cebt-e:r 1 :120. O'!men DM aM mg'h team 1001.e J . if. Y. C. n5 Spotts Cctiter 0!5 Hight te-am .!:'erlen- Sports Ctnter 2S62. Middleport Garden Club Votes New Prowt For The Librorv ..- •I The Hotel Martin b.. available, • few rooms witb running WilleT I d.r. Sed.an. Cle•n ear IJJelllo 'u~ oul. One local OWDer •1 ,.2t'J.OO. Bl&ettnar• 9 27 6tc Pomeroy. lsr.t41 CHEV. A ·:~ ...am heale<l, and .HOle! '"'vlte at special weekly or monthly rate 11 to steady Petti. Rates u low 41 $8 w.eetly double OCI!U· pancy, Allo rooms fo~. 1 Special Meeting1, Partida, Weddings, Banquet1, ar.tl private breakfast , Iuncheom1, atKi 1upper partJea. PhGne 396 to Mr. Samuel 0 . Perry, lessee of llotel M.:utin. 9 10 tmoc First Boptits IC:ltili Supper IServed 2 ctnt1 ~ word, one In· Tbe Mlddl~port Garden. Club ~J!O· wm for Scie J'"',) I ~ ,n .. ***''"'" ly ...etiilc ltfeOIIt....,.. Oi!l. I at 7.30 p. "'· -'~~""'"~ , ......... u.god lb " Eduu-1 F;;;;;;;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;, MIDDLEPORT I '1/ MAJU!flt. llWberoy ~·No. J~'P. 'A. !d. wdl bold 111 .......,. •tat~<~ .... ,h_ pre!entmg lN familttlfl of flOWer· Sundtrt~ ted a new proJeet, when thnrbet ~g 'Piants . M'u. David Eftkminpr, 11ertion. Mlolraum charge ~c.- 1952 DeSOTO VB, 4 d.r. Sedan. T Monday at the Bouess apal'tn)ent a flember of the club also told of 4 centa per word for three con· The Board of Chrlatian Power tteer~~g. Automalie traMwith Mrs. Garen StanAbury a_. hos· J.'ioltmg thUI eollectio~ at Harvard . •ewtlvelinl!lertloDJ. tion of the Firat Blptlst Cbwcb mission $89!J.OO. 'BlaeMnar's leu.. Mr.s. M.alcolm -&JleJ;". ~lli· •ard Speeial....o.One montb lot' 25 cel'lta, Po~neroy. apolltlored a ebill ruppe:t BoDy 8 27 6tc ent , ~sided and th.- new pr&jecl AI the conclusion of thfl. meeting PUYII ClliCLS MElTING ~ \\Wd, evenmg aL the organlution meet- --- wil l provide pottJd plant:,. for tJ:Ic n ,-ofh•e hour wa~ held with {'ake The.·e wUI ~ • meetina: of t"e FuU l'fl~ or 2 .cents per .word !1 9') MLdtllport Puulic Ubrary .d..sjt)g and' coffee served to the members ..J»tarft C4rcle" on Wedneedflly, ing CJf the Senior aod J'UJ'Iior High be .ch!lflled tor advet:tillqg lf no~ - - - - ~ ttte Wlhter mont hs fllnd 'flo•fr· and Mt~ Lucille 'Defcobncller Col· OC!oWr illtd It Ji:OO A M in the You.th Fellowlhips, Ml'l:. MaruUng paid for bef'!}t'e the. 25th of each FIBER GLASS Awnlnl8 and l:oor ~boxes for the JfePll of the Ubrary .timbu.!L, a gUHi. ' Fedenkod Cbuich. Tbis cit'cle for KIOt't Is councillor for the SeDJfir group and Mr. and Mrs Gerald m,ontb following insert~on. . canoPlea. HA,y.Clo. Gas heaters. for re~D Ledden. during the summer. 1 Pl'l)"et " eompoled of an womn Anthony for the Junior Ht grou1). of tht Vlrii:IUJ churche-s in the eo. F.rrors In At1Vertllltli-ShoU1d }k, Venethm Blinds all alUs and Sealfold Uarde. l)qp Clot• After a discussion of the beautif· mrnunitJ. n 18 boped lo meet regu. ..-eport6dlm.mediately. The D1ll)l <:olort. Free el!l'timates Dale Clintoa Fl1her )ljddleporl icatio.n and clear-up program !!lugAt the meeting David Darst Jr. larl:r at tbe different churches Sentinel wilt not be reaponslble ( WJppeJ Supply, 2JS Ur.ion Ave. Phone 82d$X.' 11-l..U gest~d at thJ! tut meeting of til(' was .h~ader of the devotional lleTV· lce-'8nd re1!reation was directed b)' for ~ore than ene Incorrect In- 'Pomeroy. 8 Sl 1mo e ( '! Rotary Club, tbe Garden Club de· BAND liootTUS MEETING Paul Smart. Officers electe-d were; C serllon. Pi f c1ded to ask for a joint meeting The Paa~eroy Band Boosters As. Sen10r Hig h : Pre~ident, Gail Stumara Qf Tbant, and Special NQ,an-o or s-.. 1e. Mrs. Raymond . of thE'lr Civil! Co-mmittee with the Mr~ :V I. French and Mr and Mn tices of Ewnts prlnted at reJU· I Brown. Ml.nersvillt'. 9 27 6tp BULLDOZER 1 Rotary Ci'vlc C(lffiffiJttee to consid- D1Jn StJvers were 10 Alben sunday toclatlon tlfiU meet at the semor bo. Vlce-.president, Richard Ho. lar claltrsified rates. Obituaries . ' For hire for basements an.d er proje!lt$1. to further thiJ; plan tn v1s1t the former's brolher Harry hlgh .tcltodl baildina, Wednesday vatte-r, secretary, Diana stumbo· pwbll.shed at 1 eent per word. l fumipB and Bale Straw. Harruon· ponds. P'. M. f:owi:lery, Long Dltring the busineSs meeting Mr!'i Townl!end. who 11 recovering after a1 7·30 pm. All membcr9 are urg treasurer, Jenniler Daniels; Re etl to attend.,. porter, Carolyn Wilson; Jtulior Hi vUle Rd. John JeUers. 10 1 31y __!ottom. 0 29 U lfarry Ches-her Wal! voted tbto the rNPnt eye surgery I I I !.lo1'i¢es president, Gary Dunham: vice· 1 .. club. It was announced that Mrs. .\ trs Dawes Sansbul'\ Columbus . pretident, Betty Lou Gilmore; .set1 ~ VISi ting her sister Mr~HOUSE, 0 ROOMS and BATH , I MEN, WOMEN COUPLES to James S. Tltus woold &ive- a dem- ~ HONORED ON IIITHDAY treasurer, front and back porch. full size train for Motellran:Jgement and onstralion of Ohrlstmas ~eatbes hngs, and MIS~ Lelah ~i er Chfford .Jenkinson whose bJrth utal')', Su.san PlAten, 3 LOVELY KITTENS - One part Jamn Hood basement, coal furnace, hard· Operatton Only mahu-ed w1ll be at the !'iovember mectin~t; at t~ L~atld, day i 3, was pleasantly October P~rsion, fl'ee to anyone giv ing 8 wood floorll, garden, .11everal rons1d-erl'd. Age. 2!).!)9. Wnte j home of Mrs C M HenneJy with allf.e and .Nellie Zer e, Nan surprised with a birthday dinneJ' them a good home Call 6173-Y, fruit treell. Vm e St. Racine Nal10nal Motel truming, c-o Daily Mrs. D B Harfjnger as ~Q.jiltess. ®rc and. .Mildred Hawley Wf!re SUndly afternoon at the home ai Middleport . Phone 3971. SC"ntL nel. The o101l call ilesponsq: ~ uainess v1st0rs m Columbus Sat- hi daughter and .son ·n Ia Mr . 9·29-St._._ _ _ .; 10·1-3tc ___ 10·1·3tp. I "Stale J<'lowerll" a~ ldrs, ltartiilg· , llrllay. I Mn Robert Ruu~l!. ;pring SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? ----~ ( 18') E I t el' read a paper on FloWers~f tla_e ,. it (. Meadows ha~ been visitmg Ave. Pres@nt were Mr wnd Mrs 0 Baker's will give you the btls! 24 in STROMBERG- CARSON Con· ___ mp oymen Nation." 1'he p~r. ~~with~- ' n•lal1v~ In Huntington for several JenkJDB()n and grand.a:ugbter, M.rs Jffe4 reader u4 .......... trade on furnitl!l'e lll' appl\ansol TV, :reversable gray wool WOUK WANTED. fall houseclean- ~~~pt.s from He?'J.' W~~ 'Beceber s d:~ys ~tty Blackwood, MISS Madehne Tdts your put, ,.....nt, aM ~ 41J..tr rug 12 by 17, .11 ft. fngidaire , ing restaurant on any .type do· erJ~~~fuaorn F=ion •:: ~ijj~ Mr and ~rs Noah Haskins were j Ftelds and Mr and Mrs Russell . Mar11.,... •n JoQ, General Electnc raoge, chrome meshc work. Ma•'y Pullins Box ttubject M :art10 s ' m Ga lhpol1s Monday to .attend the rltte. and tllltuslnets . ,..,.., .PUBLIC SALE dmet!e set, ¥z m heavy duty el613 Pomeroy ' • ~ tf wwrkd, ......,....,. iW I• 1 · :r rs tl 1 ~er ~ave t ex- funeral setvJces for h15 uncle, ThoLEAVING THE FARM I will offer cctnc drill, many other items, ' 1~2-3tp ~mp e.• 0 ~ ona owe 8 5 art· mas A. Hliskms, 74. at the C. J Al''fiii ~-.., ..,...., IMif put mbM1 at eaee. at publie sale on Saturday, Oct 6 , all good shape No reasonable - - - -- - · - - - - -- - 1 m~ WJtb t~e ~tus, flower t>l Egypt Waugh Funeral Home Burial wa~ C:O..Uit 19S6 starting at t ·OO P M at the offer .refused. JamP.S Motrison, ( ::~di!, ~ratl 01"'• "u~ 1~ 1fdest in the MoWld Hill Cemetery. IMY 11e teo .....fomonew Che~h•re. · .n. list o • ona ower C A Barnett hrm, located on JO-I-Gtc. of 23 eountlies was read He<mon Bailey t. , medical,.t. I will DOt only loll rou. loul Route 124 in Reedsville, Ohio and the •peaker .emphasized tbP Ll'nl at the Meigs General Hotpltal. , . will help ,.., sne rour pro. opposite the Keystone Station -----=~:::.:.. FOR SAI.:E.-Peatt ~rby Re-al EafaCt t~~t Uie Um~ States 1tas Mns Lucille ~fenbaeher, Oolurhe Rev C Raymond Konknght, blltM. the following: tate, Rutlan4 Towns-hip. 3) 1 $~ MONT~LY SP~RE TIME no offlelal emblem. New 'forbtt.a mbus, is visiting her coasln, Mbll J*tGf of Heal\h Methodist Chllr· A Nit to Mt will ... ef ,_ 1 Centaur Tractor, with mounted a~ J.and bOU!tt' barn and out Ref1lhng and collecting money ted the State flower movement in Freida Faehnle cl:t, fec;t:ived fourteen members in..,.._. nlue tD you. mower; Olwer double disc; bulldl~. 'See G~ A. M~· from our .rive ~ent ~igh GTade 1891 and all have them at this Mrs Howe Bratt, Carleton, i!ll • to Ule ~burch at the mornmg serA.....-s .U questions, ..... Horse disc, Spike tooth harrow, ·n ut, Administrator. 6-1-tr Nut mach1nes ~~ th1a area No time, medical patient at the Meil's Gea- &e :SUnday, Sept. 30. lnp auarsnte.c~ or no cheqe. G ft grain drLll, tractor drawn .=::::..c. - - - - Sclhng! To qualify for WOI'k you Mrs Hartinger included the his- era! Ho&pltal. !'hey included Mr. and Mt'll With ttth ad Mid h•lr.,rb, Wire rope; log cham; five cow INE$S WELL ESTABLISHED BUS must have car, references, $640 tory or arliflcial fiOW.,!IS-in ~ '{ler Mr~. Earl Bougher {Willetta Em· Jlb* Thomu, transfer of mem· .,_ ate ellfltW h a cotnpl.te 3 stanchions; THREE Gll..TS; PUR in Pomcr::oy. Good location docash, llecured b3r inventory. [)e. paper begiDillifgwltii those m~de mtsh) and famil y, Columbus. were !hip trom Rutland Methodist Chur fYII II,. ....a1,.. EBRED HOLSTEIN HEIFER 20 ing profitable business. For votin,g 6 bouts a week lo bUS!· by the Egyptl!Uls and .RorQ&ns. Shl' weekend guests of her parents ch; Mr and Mrs William Everson. •ftioyon. 'Mil~ Mo: Guerne.sv Heifer 20 Mu; ness, your end on pcl"Ccnta'(e eol· dl?.srribed in d&tail the glass flow· M~ and Mrs c A Emm>'' h trander from Bri!Ji~;~nt; Mrs Kon· Open Dlllv 10 IDt .. II pm best return on your investment Electric' Frigiilatre stove, perfeet 1ee l'IOns wUl net up t o $400 mo- ers m the Botanical Museum of ' k r1g · ht and sons, David and Eu d e11 . •~led -5'.. hotlse ..._ condition 5 cuft Crosley &beh'!l· Write Box 10 c-o The Daily Sen. lhl d M 1 0 ttnel. . n y with very r,cQd' posslbilltes Harvard university, the mOll.t fam. Mr an r, on Graber have re- transfer from Bowersvlle; Chnd· FJamiD,ge CJult, JU. '1 dor Refrigerator., extra good; 3 of tnking over full time. (ncomc ous ctlllection in Noeth ~ America turned to .their home in Cleveland ine Cota.ts, Marv Carol Swanson. KANAUGA, rocking chairs; e(l£(ee table, Liv- _ _ _ 9-26-6tc lncreJsing accordingly. For in- Several thousand motlels 'in co-lor· afler a visit with her parents, Mr Evelyn '13ibbon.s.. Barbara and Be~ ,...,. A,...,ntl\ltnt ing room suite; Dinning room terview, inc)ude phone in appli. ed gla8s, the work of tWo artl.sts, and Mr.s E M Woods. ty Co-..,:, Sandra Brewington , Bar. CeU Gallipoll• 1457.wx1 .suite, {6 chairs}; Dinette table, ELECTRIC RANGE, JJOOd eondi{4 chairs}; beds; davenport; mircation All State Distribu· tire than 7011 speCies, con· Mrs.her Noab HaskiJu learned tion, $3$.00 Coal heater, $10.00 ling Co., ll05 Fifth Avenue, New . are tams inmore re· that brother, Clin.ehasMatthews, ror; drop leaf table; 2 end tab.Davis 11ewmg machine $10.00 Ym·k 17, N Y. -~-.ha ~ ~n l'f'turned to University les: chma cupboard; Wardr()bf!; 10.1·5lp - CONCR£1 Hospital where h~ Jbad be-en a pa• . ~ Farm wa.goo $15.00. Call 804-V buffet; pictures; wash stand;; evemng::;. TE ll~ t1ent foer 3e¥et'al .months after a lamps; maytag washer; lard (21 ) Real Es'tate "Blllld a.ttsr For L...sl.!vere coronicy attack last spn ng _ :::_ _ _;9-:.:26-6\p I press; iron kettle; presto pres· GRUESE& BLoCx CO. sure canner; two eight day APPLES FOR SALE • l'h miles 3 Mil" North rtf P:lm'ervt eloclu; step ladder; saftey bell south of Rutland. Johu L. Rom· On Rt. H. can Wm. ........... 200 locust post hand tools ines. Rode Sorlnta 0 about 2 ton hay; wheel barrow 8·28-lmoe autl other Hems too numberous to mention. Terms cas-h Large Gas Heater, good llB new, MIDDLEPORT - 8 room frame borne wtth bath, gat, heating, 2 Not respOosible for accidents. Re· will sell cheap. Ge.rtrut'le HoQll, porches, garage, I.oea.ted on niee freshments ·serv.ed W S c s. Portl~nd, Rt. 1 .. ,, 1 9 , 25 6tp The Wahuma White. Falcon ~Mlirching nand under the direr• C. A. Bar·nett OWner Critt 89 ACRS•PAJUII'I dear Rutland, sev=-~· near schools. Only· ~ liOn of James E. Breen participatBradford, AuctioneQ~o. eral aCres timb'Crlanrl, Jar ~~e vein ed in the sixth annual Ohio Unl· Radne Obio oC coal, house m fatr cM(ht!On v-er~lty Bnnil Day at Athens 011 MINERSVILLE 6 room frame --,--,--::.9-29-3tc w1th gas and electnc. Contact house wllh bath. Gas heating, - -·- ~~ Saturday ~~~~.Williams Road, Groveport, Nearly -one acre lot wilh mce Twrr.ty ·onf' bands in addition to garden. Priced at q_nly $3000.00 MAX WARU the Ohio Unn·erslty Marching ban4 anti owner will 5ell on l~nd con· IN MEMORY OF ROGER D. Mllr -~ 2 9-2tc took part 1n the festivities at b&U tract . LER,.K«J~ED OCTOBER 2, 1954. LARGE EXTRA NlCE KtJFER More than 1100 musicians 89X 229 Phone 10S:.Y He is g<~ne but not forgotten, pears Drops $1.00 per bu.s"hel, l,form.•d a huge OiiiO and played 9 29 ,3.. _ _ _c._ And as dawns another year~ pieked *2.00 Bring containers three marches unde-r the direction In our lonely hour.s of thinking Bailey's Lake Racine. of Chndes Minelli of Ohio U. • 5 ROOMS aad BATH, JO Cole St 9-29·6tc 'fhoughts of him always ne81', IMarl'hes played were Salutation, for small re_Uable famiLy. $J5 Days of sorrow will come over 118 - - - - - · . --Hos\s l'f Freedom, n::~d We,hlngper month. See Mrs. Howard elways, 25 TON OF HAY TIMOTHY, A.lfaltnn Post IM.arch. Wabamo's major· Cecil, 800 W , Main St., Pomeroy Friend.s may think the wound fa, and Clover. 6 tons of !ltraw. ~ttes lrd by Sally Proffitt, captain., II 8 tf evenings. QUALITY DOESN'T wollld have heaJoed, Also will have around 400 bush· perfo.l'med for the speetators -durCOST -1T PAYS But they little kpov.· the sorrow e-1 corn to sell, Charles DiM-ell, ing ha~ftime &'ctiVIties. that Jie 1 within our bearta con· Minersville, on Bashan Ear;le 'For rent - Electric wallpaper steamer. Clinton Fisher, Midcealed. Ridge Road. Superior Service dleport. Ph. 626ol-ll'. 11-1-lf Parents Mr. and Mn. Herbert Mil· 9-29-0tp Service to the Living ler. 10 2 ltp USED FLOOit FURNACE, ao,OOO WANTED: k"AINTING - Intirlor, Our Motto exterio,r, roof. Work guarantted. BTU. in good condltlon. Pbom~ __ --·- IN MEMORifArM _.. __ ~­ Rates reasonable. Phoae 381-Y. 3573. In loving memory ol our d:ear Homer Braley, Pome.roy, . husband Pnd fatber, Fred ·~~:~'· I :-::--:-:-:-:--:-9-:.2=9-ll:.::tc:.,..._ ' ___ 'I . ~-1:ite · Fune~1 who left us one year ago '" ("' oclaber 2, 11155. • Ph011el85 Gone is the face we loved :10 dear, Silent the voiee we loved' hr hear. WANTED - USED PIANO .\n 'Tis sad, ibU-t true, we wonder why good condition. Phone 31573. 9-29-3te Bot:i.ds. Phone The best are away.t tbe tint to die. Sadly missed by Wife and chiL- WANTED TDO BUY~Used 10 H. FOB dren, 10 2-t.l tc P. Johnson Outboard Motor, 54, COMPLE'I'l!: lnaUNillee ProteetiOD., IJfe, Auto, Flrt, Polio. C.U Doo 56, or 56 model .F. W. Phillips, 1101• lllddleport. Ohio. J)()J: 100 Athens, Ohio. 9 29 Stp INSUBANCE AGENCY 1tatt-a SOCIETY Heh!) Wonted · I I ! 1 0 1 d.: I MADAM MARY PALMIST a:d I I fvt::in 14 ,.., Rec.,;.,ed I 19) ·Business · Opportunities --·- -- _ ·----·__ 1 embt.ms Info The H.eath JA«hodisf Church "':.:.-r ·. 1 H• Writ~ ~Ilectlon w~b j 'YOUI. 1 SUHRISI TO SUN$IT ~'!AriON"' '""" omo ~'2ra~·~.lo~nt~•;·~·;•;w;m~•;m~b;..-;•;:::;::~~~::=~~::::::::~;:::::=:::::""',! I White Falcon Marching Band At OU Band Day ~·g~~~~~;i~~~~ r(3) In Memorium I I ll ) W anted To Buy 1•20 B) Insurance 'Trevey"FitlsterwoM Home M ROOMS Of IJMlgddl~epor~~t-~~~~~~~ ;ij RODNEY DOWNING I6 l Lost 5- found C20l Business Services LADY'S W.RISTWATCH, Lady CUT GLASb, Colored Jlass curlos, Hamilton, Friday, Sept. 28, po.aand autique furniture 1n 2f1Y StblY on Pomeroy upper parkshape. Contact Mrs. Howard CeHOt;rSJo)BUJLDERS ing lot. Reward. Mrs. Cedrle W. cil, 600 West Main St., Pomel·oy. Neigler's, Rath)e. Olark. South Third Street, Mid9-211-tc 9 15 tl dleport, Phone 6223. 10 2 3trp 3S IIA-TS~tm.LEI>-,, ~tb-one_p_OOI_nd EASTERN STAR EARRING lost jn Pomeroy-Middleport vt-ciblty. Return to Dally Senti~l otti~ or call 6139-X. Reward. 10 '!!: 3te Found: one bag of feed close to SaJiot Works, lndtntlfy feed and poy for ad. Don Cotlrill, SY!f· 9 ~29 3t:p euse, Ohio. Plro,A-AGCIDIN'r Call th• LU..CoauoltvOiitl _ _ I Save vitamins, flavor! Foods won't bum with tlui marvelous new New Fumlture $299.00 'BAKER I Real Estcte .Broker 61- .fU8rante~. Cubl<: toOt Narge refrlgerat..)r. Call 29!1. 9 ·20 tf -~TAKE ~...,.....~--=--" 114) For Rent ANOTHER ONE F'OUI\ 110011 llnd l five LOOK .... .room .apartments. 8 room dwelt. lng, Mly de<Otat'ed lnolde and weeuv out. Must be seen to be appre· lcllted. 8 room and 6 room hou.s& Both within S min. waJir of Court HouRi A. N Benee1, Pomeroy. lft'lllioT!nw. 1 JII:Uill OHIO VALLEY . JliNKCO. ... 111011.-.Ta'ii IF FOR REN'l' 4 room aud bath and roollltl ·••• 'bath, furnished You hove son~•tl apartnmlto . . wm. T. G"'-· 'To""'~II,Tro"'· a MiddlepOrt. 9 22 ll mo p 2 Roo~o~ A'PAIITMENT. FURNISllED. 12'11!ufletnut Ave., Pom.. .... uu nounce, Let A Selhtlnel roy. 1t2il-12te or Want Ad A:'•+' I'OOm untumbhed •parlm•nt Representot_lve, wit-h batbt for 'rent. Also 3...roorn ~. unl;1!1'11111/>•.d ' o)>artment ~!h _ They Get ReauJIJ b'l\-b. BOtb ·tmtly l!etOrate'd. Ctlll ' · ~.~ 29!1. ... ..A•Pf!'•ID• to Zucelabd ; ; ; meat..~ deau ta;: : all done to tiiOir delicious boot 011 the with a !min. ·Wilb .. tarefully oontrolled row boot. ll tomJy tba... aarl coob fru- ,l>cJilo , --and no wa'IZlr'• nee uyl D192mop ~~-=- I . 9 20 tf ;....--..-----~ ",Atbli' ... -lllli7-- llto!>Ncb Hartl...,.. , ..... MDI a..., Wlm ' burnet· with ..a brain , 'On a modern matchless gas · ~ · IJe )URNITURI " In MIIIC!I<!II'Olt,. DHID I'IIONIS GID STAR WARFARIN. Safe, sure, UAQUI Won L01t RoblnM>n'!l te.undry 9 3 ~omeroy Motor Co. 'f S Sports Center 8 6 H 1c R F'lro~tone S 7 N-ew York ClothlDa House B 'r Pomer~,. Uons Olub I 8 Eac~ 'dl)" ~ <l04t lttt.rl are dltrertD.t. ws.it.a ant• .......... _ ... DtANT tY --~-- D.tftN CltYfTC)qtiOftl - Hew• .... lit wwtl h: · ~!~~~l~~[~~~2~~~=~~~~~~~~~~lE~~-~-]~~~~It ns-- , , 1 Dally Sentin~l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Oct 1, 1956-3 Seuitive Elemnt ''Pew!~"' hn Tem~ : ; : automat.ieally turns flame up or da.'fl, • •i&'e .-sllld. baa ~ until thu act temperature is reached. When thelood. ia cooW. 'fta.iiiier, lame...,.. cuta down to Jbtlintain • low, ·bip-wllftll"-i.l'oeM·Iille .Mikt±b to •fb: with ·tbo &balouo .... _ with • brain. ... . _ opecialldnp-ere •.......,... NOWHERE ELSE You Simply Bet the Dial tmtl Fol'!let It . ; ; No pot . . . _ . . F~ won't bum, st1ck or ~- No bail-oven, eiU.. ~ automatic---1\-om top burner to oven. Only -eM MW matocN.I pit ran,_ give you t.hUI great new featw:e pl\11 lie cleanast, eooleat,... thriftiest cooking. Ask your dealer (<w a ~tiou. ADd re.. member • , . flame rooking is the fined oooldncl S1JCH LOCAUZtD SEWNG $)WER! Th.e new burner with ll IINU. makes esery pot and pu.n in )IOU' kitchen ~- 1 · fOR RESW.l'S -· and PROFJT , CAll 398 THE DAILY SENTINEL ' See the display of modem ·gas ~ell · today at your Gas Appllimce Deatel'if ' ' �• • • • • ·' , . ' '' • • '-DaiJ,y Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Oct 2, 1956 I Panthers, Jackets Face ~eague Fo~~ Friday Night Lair -- B . 1 0 .w l In g ·Jackson Invades Panthers '·.U'IL!leMiddleport'A:~.·tsLogan. ft' Ull l iJ.l' PAUL M CLIFFORD .The Pomeroy Panthers and the . Middleport Yellow Jackets Dpen their 1956 SEO sc hf:"d ule Friday nteht as both cluh-~ meet tough foes . Indicatiom tire that both teams may br in for rough nighb as Pome•·oy tang l e~ with the de· , fending -co ehampwn .Jackson Iron· men on the kual field, a,nd "fiddlt.>poJ'It meets an oHensive minded L?&an Chidtain eleven on the Loa:an gridiron . , Pomeroy 's ba ltle w1th Jackson h ··a crucial onr Both the Panthers and tile Jackson l'lcven are unde· ~ftisted, and lxlr h wtTP picked 8Iong witb the Ncl snnvJlle Hounds as the teAm lo heat in the SEO loop. Ja,i:bon. slarlmg slowly Under ,c:o&eh Gt-n(• Slaughter, ·bas 7-8 vic· tories over Greenfield and Ports-·:nouth ~a~t. In these two : c:t~e victories the lronmcn certliftl)' werf'n 't conviitcinr, but last wtek their offense Suddenly jelled and after being held to a 6-6 tie by Ath «!ns at halftime ,they ex.ploded for three second half scores to win by a 25-6 margin over an Athens team thal only lhe week before walloped the Belpre Eagles by a 40-13 count. IMinst~ of th• J1ekson Attac:ll: will bto CIUirttrbeck Elvin Johneon. who wet In ell SEO aeiM:tlon If thet poaltlon lut Jaabon lott mo~~t of their rqut.r11 from the co<hempion t..m Df 1955, IMtt Co.ch Sleu1hter h11 Hilt hla af· fen1e around Johrwon and helf.. IMck P1ut Collier, •ntl the Penth. er1 will hne to f~er Johnaon. ainu he n&t only t. t! pt~~lng threat, but •lao cln run from the option play, and elwey1 11 dangeroua. Oddly enough the Jronmc n were expected to be weak defenslycJy, but Lhlfl to dale ha9 been their ~trongcst forte. They. held Greentleld and . Portsmouth East to only 9fi yaJ'th by rushing, and last Friday didn't aliow Athelll n first down in the second halt after Jlv· Y""· Handicap 115 Tolal 923 ,H&RFIRISTONI :!Ialley 11!6 ·. S!Jaon 116 Parsons 131 McElhinney l48 Warnke 100 Handicap f.l Total 67 z o · · 1h r· h 1r H 10 e Jrst a · owm2 uo seven ever, the Jackson pas.s defense bas been weak. In the hrst two game., 16 out of 24 passes were completed by Jachon opponents, but it stitrende consi•terably ag11inst the Bulldogs last week. Top de£ensive men for the Lnmmen are lt~ckle Paul La~cnrlcr, who made All SEO last y~a r ~tt center, and guard.-. Dennis Jo'ox and OogiC Price. Carl Cuyan at end also is a fine (Jcfen· s1ve player. Pomeroy will have a considerable weight advantage (lver thr Ironmen , anrl the Panthers will particulary be 0111 to 11 \ICOgc the 13-12 defeat handed thern last year by the lron men at Jackson. Thls game cust the Panthers an undia· puted championship, an'd Coach Alex Cilo feels that his Panthers · will be nut to erase that blot this coming Fridi!y night . The PantherM have been far from I impressive on offense in the last ' two ga mes. Pomeroy ·~ hlot·king was very poor in the Belpre game but must important was the costly mistakes that eost them prectoU1S yardage time and again at eru· cia! times when it seemed that they wrre sure Lo score. Oddly en' ough most of these mistak r~ h.ave been made by veterans, and cannot be laid to the "greenness" of the new players. Cilo xpecte to work hard all week on his offensive game. Thl' Panthers ·-Ji.Bve pounded out most of their l-lCOrell by she<!r power.,. and Cilo may spring 11 few new plays <.~l the lronmen on fi'rJday night . This i 8 a crucial game for hiH Jlanthers, and he expects lo have tht!m up (or the 11 isiting, Iron· rncn . Down at Mlddl<!pOrl Coach Charli e M{·Uunald also hB!i a toujChie coming up in an impl'oved Logan eleven. The C hief~ lost to La~cas· ter anti Bexley In non li!awuc ganae.'i. but last week showed a S(:(Jl"ing punch as they walloped Wt!llston by a 19-7 score. Coach AI Scrivner hal'l One of the fasteKt and bCl:ll ba<:krleld in the league anrl In spite of the fact that they an inexperienced line up they were still able to aain of against 1JI vetteam. has convm·ted Junior Morgan l1·om an end into a "T:' qu11rtcrbaCk, and lhe laD'ky baskctbull !il&r has nally rome through for the Chiefs. Along with Mor~an the Chief~ have spe· e<ly 'l'!!d Uyrd, J.ynn Strait, J.im St. L'loir and Bun Buckles in the backfil'ld , 11nd all ~rc plenty fast and good runners. Uyrd ran 69 yards lllat week for the first Lof,lan scor~ against Wellston. und then went 1ft more for the $t•cond TO in t.hc thir«l pcrux:l . Murgan pas~~ed 35 pards to Strait lor the Iinal TD. 85 85 191! ·:l-ow 7115 t!lll 'm ~1 !101121 811t:n ~· 115 a.'.Davll -~. w c Ji~ ft . f1 41 zoa1 · Handlcop 18a1~188 NEWYORK~IITIIAL ~ohnotoD 88'1 771 2M2 POMIItOY LJONI CLUB Tolal l· ~lll :" ' 1109 :no 138 . DV•I M7 ., ?47 .'7&'IDIIUOD 188 151 lleobo 128 .1:.;129 382 1$4 211 131' i!M,' !'jiMII!!OY' SitiTINIL 1115 176 4:17 StiarJ.. 153 173·'181 m ~~en 1G1 174 1711 . IIOC <;iil!or\1 181 155 191! u: 138 137 408 Anderson 203 199 129 o:n Jt Youne 137 1Q3 ,231 112 188 l'rl' 117 . 186 un 465 Wrtpt l67 126 ·131 4:2t Jenkins 17G 11!1).. 1~ 0&1 HQrit ~5 t¢1 lD'l 4M !31 54 64 M .162 ,A..lleDBWorth 28' Chisler 119·138 15'7 '1' 190 l5g f.fS 120 148 13fi 28' Gru~ 22 28 91 Total 887 8M 192 21533 Powell 160 'l'Z5 1&7 502 809 794 2279 :uandi-.n. 04 54 78 22e1 rrnt•I 7111199 133 2418 ·~ ..-r ,......,. Schoenleb ROBINSON'$ LAUNDRY 28S Til COUNTY LEAGUE Total BTl 898 818 28811 "- - - - - - 162 133 5M . BAKER FURNITURI HOLSUM &AKERY CH&STSR • 181 212 17? 1570 ~-'Bl~ednerson INDUSTRIAL L&AGl,f~ Hunnel ~~= ~: ~ 501 Clatwortby 203 1B9 163 555 Woods 128 180 111 418 Firat and secon.4 dearees weL-e POMEROY MOTOR C MPANY Bowen lM IM l66 4:70 Wi:ll J. Baker 100 lBO !51 511' 1J. Schl~lng 129 195 urt 41~ ~lilrred' on one candidate W'hen 141 140 281 1 ~ \~ ~: : : Grue~r ~~~ 181 -130 168 4'i'9 • D. SchiJling 1'72 1!74 158 Me Ohe8teii, Grange met 1D replar 141 I !HI 132 429 Norris Jackets were able to gain unlil Wiggin.s un Anderson 170 170 187 517 Grate 1'70 110 UIO -655 •e.&lon ·with David Koblentz, Dllll146 198 180 624 175 326 Dar.tt they wel'e inside th opposition's M8 .,,.,...,! Total '79D 161 liM 181 536 Stobut ltlll 1G'7 138 459 .. , t~. p~ldina. One a.ppUeaUon for 814 876 815 792 2406 20 yard lintJ, and then suddenly · ~ Total 89!1 883 830 2588 Total ?68 820. 785 23281 .memberlhip wu read. they fumbled or ran out ot steam . CINTER NEW YORK CLOTHING HOU$1 LIIERTY RESTAURANT SICOND STRB&T MA:Rt(IT · Albout f,lfty members .attended McVona!d hopes to get his oflense / 175 150 145 470 Clatworthy 1'77 220 138 53& Inteols 160 14:5. 1M 459 Graves 128 1.40 288' ~e plenic which was held Sept. rolling this week againik the Chiefs 183 192 14ft, 520 Duerr 123 158 158 43~ Menchinl 18J 165 182 538 l2T 1D8 .6ft~ 28 al f)rted Run Like. and with a few breaks ·might Baohner 180 UM 146 Mit Davb 171 197 179 M7 Si~on 146 158 !11 GIIJ 139 24' The home etonomlcs cllalrman. break into the win column after a Tewktblry 188 111 12'7 426! Sauer 11'8 188 179 543 Coates 143 1$) 178 · DO& , 17?' ~81 Paul a report on tbe total of 23 straight losses. E. McKinney 143 1155 144 .U ·Lytle 13ft 164 188 488 . B. Davis ·148 1M 170 452 ·.· i38 403 reAr's his committee·. H1•g h II" ·g h t s ~ Bet._ w. -;~andicap Dally Sentinel, COI.ORINI;o 9001<'5 ... ~ -~v •I. ........ . ... ""'..:w.o... ... . _ '·• -·...·t·.,,. '."I I· ..' . · ol_ 1 I j ; o, .. · ' . .. 'l · ~ . ~ ~· ~; ... 1. ' ..••' . Here ·Tomorrow! I ·L awe~t and low .•. that it takes the bump!! with· out a bobble, the curves witliout the pltdl ... and, that in pOwer, it "'t.akes nothmg from nobody!" Not"hing o:o' wheel~ ~urries, handles '. • or holds up lilr.e c& Ford! I • new \ ·' ~e; the m~ic: that made pouih~·~WoRder­ fUUy di.ft"crent a Ford. Jn the tough~ On·tbtt~ tests ever given to a car, this "Inner Frnd" demonstrated that a 'S1 FQfd fides you ' ,. • tomorrow ;. ·•o• r•. . . ,1111, ~)'O'Ird..' .. , <olr iO , . ' ithUh"ll>oci.of'lboo!onJ r• ' • ·•· . • '"I ~ ~ flfWIItiO~ i ' ., Up front St•rivncr hn ~ a "green" lirw wlt·h l"'unsidet'ablc 'si1.0 wU.b All Sl!:O guard 011ve ltobcrti in t h<! ~~~!!'~·~:~. the ctn •nd IIGJt• that ••yl tNo ORIPPINGI !cadlni role. Othur Logan tor· ward wallers who ~tood oot In the Wcllslon aame were guard l'.d I Bryant lilnG tickle Larry Pickett. Middleport must come up with a llll~tained o.ftenae thnL ciln dent the nppostilton'i'l goal line . In both the WllhJ.rna nnd Chespeake tosses the t Ia' OI"'NG f ....... olllo Jolllll ...... .loJiod J.foltc •• aeluaJiy ... Joodod 00 ............... ,. - Oiio brilon ... iollior.l - l ........... ..,./ • THE Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 41 Ycars of Continuous Service Phone 82-435 ... Pomeroy ;·. SIT UP '' '•·' rullitJu, \1 .. ~"' ' • • v . . -' • ' TONICIHT FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult Ticlceh Admlt Truck HciliiOI SHOWf THE CATMAN Of ,Alii -ALS~ VALLEY OF IOMIIIS C.rtoon-GROUND HOG PLAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY Mu.. O"erlcn W1lt. Brennan "GLORY" (Supencope • T~Khnlcolor) -ALSO- Jack P.tanu l1rbar• Rush "KISS OF "Rin (In Technlcolor) CARTOON In Tcchnlcolor You're b1 for 3. thrill when you see this new knockout n.amed Ford! But save your aupedatlvea till you drive itl That'• where the fun reaDy sqrto. ,, lt't fun just knowing that othen whO ace you wish they were ~O!f- For you're t:oiUmanding the--longt>!'a, Joweat, heaVI"i~!{l;liggnt car ever to sport such a low price tag. There' head room to s,eare for a new ra 11 bonnet .•• stretch-out space for a Daddy Longle~." You'll find that the tough and ready new "Inner Ford" i• built 10 take the roughetl road you'll care &o travel•. New outboard rear springa..and ball-joint front sutpenaion let Ford tak.c the tuma without the tih. New twe(it·bad. control anus heJp tale bounce out of bumps. Best of all, Ford's Hbrary-lilc quiet is built in. And the new t•Jnner Ford" is why. }'or never before ln i . ••••••••••••••.•••••••••••et••••••••• • •• j,«.TWO NIW . . _ 8IZI8 Fottl'iheld has !bert been a body with oo·much extra brlcif18.. ao fi"rmly andtored to iu foundation. And • you can choa&e from three big Silver Anniversary • V·8'& with up,to 24S honepower. There' a ilso a new Mileage Mai"er Six with 144 horsepower, the most • modern Six in the industry. ·' You can pick your Ford tailored to your desire& • and your bu~t. tool ChoOse f'rom nine hver-17-fOO,t •• Fairlane or Fa1rlane SOO models or from ftve over-I«)..· '' • j~t Cuatom or Custom SOO models. Or take your "Pic~ frorn Ford's five longer, lower, new station wagons. Whichever model you select. you'll get a car that't been ·re-invented from the wheels upl . •• So th·ere's the: new kind of Ford. Bigt Gracious! : Spacious! A luxury car true ·-lmt oue that any new· I cu buyer can easily alford. Come in! See what won· • der-can you can buy now at low t'ord prices. •• •• .. ·• ..•• ~=•• ·•• •• •• · - ·~- / '"" IVD II n. .. 1•1 • Nn us·o~WM~~Ut~ ••• • PWISNaW~UIIWTHII 8lllmON -IIClft ........ • • ' ••••••••••••••••••• • J •••••••••• • • • . Go :first with ,. MONEY TALKS . . Take $500 In ca•h and bag a b~in worth f600. Yes, It can h n to you. You find the ba n. We supply the cash. . Repay later. Terms to suit you . c. ErneaL Covt'rt, Mgr. -, Phone 197 . TOWN The r .....llle 500, finest Ford teriet, f~lurn &ve of tbc J9 louaer. lower, becller Forda for '67, ... TUESDAY & WIDNISDAY SLUGGO .IS THE. L"'Z.IIiST 6UV IN -' I M.UONDrive·ln VI n , ·h an't run ot drip like ordl· I 110')' llquld polat boca- ll'o Jft/ftl ,_ 46'1 S. Third St. " ... I ' - ' 'MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 'ill\"-· '' I -~ ., ; ,,., . �• • • • • ·' , . ' '' • • '-DaiJ,y Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Oct 2, 1956 I Panthers, Jackets Face ~eague Fo~~ Friday Night Lair -- B . 1 0 .w l In g ·Jackson Invades Panthers '·.U'IL!leMiddleport'A:~.·tsLogan. ft' Ull l iJ.l' PAUL M CLIFFORD .The Pomeroy Panthers and the . Middleport Yellow Jackets Dpen their 1956 SEO sc hf:"d ule Friday nteht as both cluh-~ meet tough foes . Indicatiom tire that both teams may br in for rough nighb as Pome•·oy tang l e~ with the de· , fending -co ehampwn .Jackson Iron· men on the kual field, a,nd "fiddlt.>poJ'It meets an oHensive minded L?&an Chidtain eleven on the Loa:an gridiron . , Pomeroy 's ba ltle w1th Jackson h ··a crucial onr Both the Panthers and tile Jackson l'lcven are unde· ~ftisted, and lxlr h wtTP picked 8Iong witb the Ncl snnvJlle Hounds as the teAm lo heat in the SEO loop. Ja,i:bon. slarlmg slowly Under ,c:o&eh Gt-n(• Slaughter, ·bas 7-8 vic· tories over Greenfield and Ports-·:nouth ~a~t. In these two : c:t~e victories the lronmcn certliftl)' werf'n 't conviitcinr, but last wtek their offense Suddenly jelled and after being held to a 6-6 tie by Ath «!ns at halftime ,they ex.ploded for three second half scores to win by a 25-6 margin over an Athens team thal only lhe week before walloped the Belpre Eagles by a 40-13 count. IMinst~ of th• J1ekson Attac:ll: will bto CIUirttrbeck Elvin Johneon. who wet In ell SEO aeiM:tlon If thet poaltlon lut Jaabon lott mo~~t of their rqut.r11 from the co<hempion t..m Df 1955, IMtt Co.ch Sleu1hter h11 Hilt hla af· fen1e around Johrwon and helf.. IMck P1ut Collier, •ntl the Penth. er1 will hne to f~er Johnaon. ainu he n&t only t. t! pt~~lng threat, but •lao cln run from the option play, and elwey1 11 dangeroua. Oddly enough the Jronmc n were expected to be weak defenslycJy, but Lhlfl to dale ha9 been their ~trongcst forte. They. held Greentleld and . Portsmouth East to only 9fi yaJ'th by rushing, and last Friday didn't aliow Athelll n first down in the second halt after Jlv· Y""· Handicap 115 Tolal 923 ,H&RFIRISTONI :!Ialley 11!6 ·. S!Jaon 116 Parsons 131 McElhinney l48 Warnke 100 Handicap f.l Total 67 z o · · 1h r· h 1r H 10 e Jrst a · owm2 uo seven ever, the Jackson pas.s defense bas been weak. In the hrst two game., 16 out of 24 passes were completed by Jachon opponents, but it stitrende consi•terably ag11inst the Bulldogs last week. Top de£ensive men for the Lnmmen are lt~ckle Paul La~cnrlcr, who made All SEO last y~a r ~tt center, and guard.-. Dennis Jo'ox and OogiC Price. Carl Cuyan at end also is a fine (Jcfen· s1ve player. Pomeroy will have a considerable weight advantage (lver thr Ironmen , anrl the Panthers will particulary be 0111 to 11 \ICOgc the 13-12 defeat handed thern last year by the lron men at Jackson. Thls game cust the Panthers an undia· puted championship, an'd Coach Alex Cilo feels that his Panthers · will be nut to erase that blot this coming Fridi!y night . The PantherM have been far from I impressive on offense in the last ' two ga mes. Pomeroy ·~ hlot·king was very poor in the Belpre game but must important was the costly mistakes that eost them prectoU1S yardage time and again at eru· cia! times when it seemed that they wrre sure Lo score. Oddly en' ough most of these mistak r~ h.ave been made by veterans, and cannot be laid to the "greenness" of the new players. Cilo xpecte to work hard all week on his offensive game. Thl' Panthers ·-Ji.Bve pounded out most of their l-lCOrell by she<!r power.,. and Cilo may spring 11 few new plays <.~l the lronmen on fi'rJday night . This i 8 a crucial game for hiH Jlanthers, and he expects lo have tht!m up (or the 11 isiting, Iron· rncn . Down at Mlddl<!pOrl Coach Charli e M{·Uunald also hB!i a toujChie coming up in an impl'oved Logan eleven. The C hief~ lost to La~cas· ter anti Bexley In non li!awuc ganae.'i. but last week showed a S(:(Jl"ing punch as they walloped Wt!llston by a 19-7 score. Coach AI Scrivner hal'l One of the fasteKt and bCl:ll ba<:krleld in the league anrl In spite of the fact that they an inexperienced line up they were still able to aain of against 1JI vetteam. has convm·ted Junior Morgan l1·om an end into a "T:' qu11rtcrbaCk, and lhe laD'ky baskctbull !il&r has nally rome through for the Chiefs. Along with Mor~an the Chief~ have spe· e<ly 'l'!!d Uyrd, J.ynn Strait, J.im St. L'loir and Bun Buckles in the backfil'ld , 11nd all ~rc plenty fast and good runners. Uyrd ran 69 yards lllat week for the first Lof,lan scor~ against Wellston. und then went 1ft more for the $t•cond TO in t.hc thir«l pcrux:l . Murgan pas~~ed 35 pards to Strait lor the Iinal TD. 85 85 191! ·:l-ow 7115 t!lll 'm ~1 !101121 811t:n ~· 115 a.'.Davll -~. w c Ji~ ft . f1 41 zoa1 · Handlcop 18a1~188 NEWYORK~IITIIAL ~ohnotoD 88'1 771 2M2 POMIItOY LJONI CLUB Tolal l· ~lll :" ' 1109 :no 138 . DV•I M7 ., ?47 .'7&'IDIIUOD 188 151 lleobo 128 .1:.;129 382 1$4 211 131' i!M,' !'jiMII!!OY' SitiTINIL 1115 176 4:17 StiarJ.. 153 173·'181 m ~~en 1G1 174 1711 . IIOC <;iil!or\1 181 155 191! u: 138 137 408 Anderson 203 199 129 o:n Jt Youne 137 1Q3 ,231 112 188 l'rl' 117 . 186 un 465 Wrtpt l67 126 ·131 4:2t Jenkins 17G 11!1).. 1~ 0&1 HQrit ~5 t¢1 lD'l 4M !31 54 64 M .162 ,A..lleDBWorth 28' Chisler 119·138 15'7 '1' 190 l5g f.fS 120 148 13fi 28' Gru~ 22 28 91 Total 887 8M 192 21533 Powell 160 'l'Z5 1&7 502 809 794 2279 :uandi-.n. 04 54 78 22e1 rrnt•I 7111199 133 2418 ·~ ..-r ,......,. Schoenleb ROBINSON'$ LAUNDRY 28S Til COUNTY LEAGUE Total BTl 898 818 28811 "- - - - - - 162 133 5M . BAKER FURNITURI HOLSUM &AKERY CH&STSR • 181 212 17? 1570 ~-'Bl~ednerson INDUSTRIAL L&AGl,f~ Hunnel ~~= ~: ~ 501 Clatwortby 203 1B9 163 555 Woods 128 180 111 418 Firat and secon.4 dearees weL-e POMEROY MOTOR C MPANY Bowen lM IM l66 4:70 Wi:ll J. Baker 100 lBO !51 511' 1J. Schl~lng 129 195 urt 41~ ~lilrred' on one candidate W'hen 141 140 281 1 ~ \~ ~: : : Grue~r ~~~ 181 -130 168 4'i'9 • D. SchiJling 1'72 1!74 158 Me Ohe8teii, Grange met 1D replar 141 I !HI 132 429 Norris Jackets were able to gain unlil Wiggin.s un Anderson 170 170 187 517 Grate 1'70 110 UIO -655 •e.&lon ·with David Koblentz, Dllll146 198 180 624 175 326 Dar.tt they wel'e inside th opposition's M8 .,,.,...,! Total '79D 161 liM 181 536 Stobut ltlll 1G'7 138 459 .. , t~. p~ldina. One a.ppUeaUon for 814 876 815 792 2406 20 yard lintJ, and then suddenly · ~ Total 89!1 883 830 2588 Total ?68 820. 785 23281 .memberlhip wu read. they fumbled or ran out ot steam . CINTER NEW YORK CLOTHING HOU$1 LIIERTY RESTAURANT SICOND STRB&T MA:Rt(IT · Albout f,lfty members .attended McVona!d hopes to get his oflense / 175 150 145 470 Clatworthy 1'77 220 138 53& Inteols 160 14:5. 1M 459 Graves 128 1.40 288' ~e plenic which was held Sept. rolling this week againik the Chiefs 183 192 14ft, 520 Duerr 123 158 158 43~ Menchinl 18J 165 182 538 l2T 1D8 .6ft~ 28 al f)rted Run Like. and with a few breaks ·might Baohner 180 UM 146 Mit Davb 171 197 179 M7 Si~on 146 158 !11 GIIJ 139 24' The home etonomlcs cllalrman. break into the win column after a Tewktblry 188 111 12'7 426! Sauer 11'8 188 179 543 Coates 143 1$) 178 · DO& , 17?' ~81 Paul a report on tbe total of 23 straight losses. E. McKinney 143 1155 144 .U ·Lytle 13ft 164 188 488 . B. Davis ·148 1M 170 452 ·.· i38 403 reAr's his committee·. H1•g h II" ·g h t s ~ Bet._ w. -;~andicap Dally Sentinel, COI.ORINI;o 9001<'5 ... ~ -~v •I. ........ . ... ""'..:w.o... ... . _ '·• -·...·t·.,,. '."I I· ..' . · ol_ 1 I j ; o, .. · ' . .. 'l · ~ . ~ ~· ~; ... 1. ' ..••' . Here ·Tomorrow! I ·L awe~t and low .•. that it takes the bump!! with· out a bobble, the curves witliout the pltdl ... and, that in pOwer, it "'t.akes nothmg from nobody!" Not"hing o:o' wheel~ ~urries, handles '. • or holds up lilr.e c& Ford! I • new \ ·' ~e; the m~ic: that made pouih~·~WoRder­ fUUy di.ft"crent a Ford. Jn the tough~ On·tbtt~ tests ever given to a car, this "Inner Frnd" demonstrated that a 'S1 FQfd fides you ' ,. • tomorrow ;. ·•o• r•. . . ,1111, ~)'O'Ird..' .. , <olr iO , . ' ithUh"ll>oci.of'lboo!onJ r• ' • ·•· . • '"I ~ ~ flfWIItiO~ i ' ., Up front St•rivncr hn ~ a "green" lirw wlt·h l"'unsidet'ablc 'si1.0 wU.b All Sl!:O guard 011ve ltobcrti in t h<! ~~~!!'~·~:~. the ctn •nd IIGJt• that ••yl tNo ORIPPINGI !cadlni role. Othur Logan tor· ward wallers who ~tood oot In the Wcllslon aame were guard l'.d I Bryant lilnG tickle Larry Pickett. Middleport must come up with a llll~tained o.ftenae thnL ciln dent the nppostilton'i'l goal line . In both the WllhJ.rna nnd Chespeake tosses the t Ia' OI"'NG f ....... olllo Jolllll ...... .loJiod J.foltc •• aeluaJiy ... Joodod 00 ............... ,. - Oiio brilon ... iollior.l - l ........... ..,./ • THE Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 41 Ycars of Continuous Service Phone 82-435 ... Pomeroy ;·. SIT UP '' '•·' rullitJu, \1 .. ~"' ' • • v . . -' • ' TONICIHT FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult Ticlceh Admlt Truck HciliiOI SHOWf THE CATMAN Of ,Alii -ALS~ VALLEY OF IOMIIIS C.rtoon-GROUND HOG PLAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY Mu.. O"erlcn W1lt. Brennan "GLORY" (Supencope • T~Khnlcolor) -ALSO- Jack P.tanu l1rbar• Rush "KISS OF "Rin (In Technlcolor) CARTOON In Tcchnlcolor You're b1 for 3. thrill when you see this new knockout n.amed Ford! But save your aupedatlvea till you drive itl That'• where the fun reaDy sqrto. ,, lt't fun just knowing that othen whO ace you wish they were ~O!f- For you're t:oiUmanding the--longt>!'a, Joweat, heaVI"i~!{l;liggnt car ever to sport such a low price tag. There' head room to s,eare for a new ra 11 bonnet .•• stretch-out space for a Daddy Longle~." You'll find that the tough and ready new "Inner Ford" i• built 10 take the roughetl road you'll care &o travel•. New outboard rear springa..and ball-joint front sutpenaion let Ford tak.c the tuma without the tih. New twe(it·bad. control anus heJp tale bounce out of bumps. Best of all, Ford's Hbrary-lilc quiet is built in. And the new t•Jnner Ford" is why. }'or never before ln i . ••••••••••••••.•••••••••••et••••••••• • •• j,«.TWO NIW . . _ 8IZI8 Fottl'iheld has !bert been a body with oo·much extra brlcif18.. ao fi"rmly andtored to iu foundation. And • you can choa&e from three big Silver Anniversary • V·8'& with up,to 24S honepower. There' a ilso a new Mileage Mai"er Six with 144 horsepower, the most • modern Six in the industry. ·' You can pick your Ford tailored to your desire& • and your bu~t. tool ChoOse f'rom nine hver-17-fOO,t •• Fairlane or Fa1rlane SOO models or from ftve over-I«)..· '' • j~t Cuatom or Custom SOO models. Or take your "Pic~ frorn Ford's five longer, lower, new station wagons. Whichever model you select. you'll get a car that't been ·re-invented from the wheels upl . •• So th·ere's the: new kind of Ford. Bigt Gracious! : Spacious! A luxury car true ·-lmt oue that any new· I cu buyer can easily alford. Come in! See what won· • der-can you can buy now at low t'ord prices. •• •• .. ·• ..•• ~=•• ·•• •• •• · - ·~- / '"" IVD II n. .. 1•1 • Nn us·o~WM~~Ut~ ••• • PWISNaW~UIIWTHII 8lllmON -IIClft ........ • • ' ••••••••••••••••••• • J •••••••••• • • • . Go :first with ,. MONEY TALKS . . Take $500 In ca•h and bag a b~in worth f600. Yes, It can h n to you. You find the ba n. We supply the cash. . Repay later. Terms to suit you . c. ErneaL Covt'rt, Mgr. -, Phone 197 . TOWN The r .....llle 500, finest Ford teriet, f~lurn &ve of tbc J9 louaer. lower, becller Forda for '67, ... TUESDAY & WIDNISDAY SLUGGO .IS THE. L"'Z.IIiST 6UV IN -' I M.UONDrive·ln VI n , ·h an't run ot drip like ordl· I 110')' llquld polat boca- ll'o Jft/ftl ,_ 46'1 S. Third St. " ... I ' - ' 'MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 'ill\"-· '' I -~ ., ; ,,., . �,. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ; Oct 2, 1956 --·--- ------ - - - The Daily Sentinel ------· I Housewarming l Party Is Held AtlhleHome Mr. and Mrs. John lhle, who reeentJy moved into their new home a at Morn ing Star entertained ·gt'(ll.lp ot rela tives and friend s wJtb a house warming Saturd11y e '' • • .'• enttne SPORTS evening. a LANI! The evening was spent socially and in playing cards, after which a dessert course w.:ls urved by the lroatesa to Mr. and Mr5. Sh<lrty Harrh and son, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knocks and son of BC"Yerlly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ranson and daughter, Lancaster, Mrs. Norman ' Heilman, Bellefonta ine. ' cecil•• chest n ..., •se•s FINAL I • NO 145 VOL Vlll - BUSDIISB PHQNE ~~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wedneoday, October 3, 1956 ' SINGLE COPY~ )t:r. and Mrs. Fred Nease und family , Mr. and Mns. Kenneth, Harri.l and son, Mr and Mrs. Woodr~Jw Mora and family , 'M r. and Mrs. Holter, Mr. and Mrs . Donald tliii~'''·· Mr. and Mr'5. Horace Karr and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- ------~~·----=--- · R~ident lnvebts ·New Method man and famHy, Mr. 01nd Mrs. Clarence Gruest:r, Mr and Mr,;. Edison Hollon and famll!'. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease, Mr. tuo DoWN. sus WEIKLY BAKER ' • ancl Mrs. Gt>orgt'! W Neal'ie, Mrs: France& Roberts, Mil. Clark Ihle arid dt~ugbter, Mr. a,I'Jd Paul Bur, Mn, Bertha Holter, sthuler and Jim Camaban. ,.· Mr. And Mrs. Ihle received many nl« gifts Jr:.r their new home. FURNITURE': ,In The Brightest Corner In MIDDLEPORT · Lester A. Pike· • Is Sentenced On -·------Mason Council To Middleport · Map Plans On New School Heads Eise~~~ losses Out Pitch Tp O~lheSeries Bi'boltlyn•s fabulous Dodgers with President Eisenhower in · stando witnessing tbe opening clash of the 1956 World today lashed out in defense of their World Baseball to stymie the first bid of the New York Yankees in The ··~:'!L~~!~~ The final score of the opening contest at EbI was Brooklyn 6 and the Yankees 3. As~~~~~!!., .,.. Streets, Sewers Paul The Town Council of Mason de- E. Davis of the Board of Edue• or the Middleport !(boots .are cided on Monday niJbt to conuct don in Athens th:U ever.int atteJldlng follo1liftg 11 a play by play . a _reliable encineer in order to ()b. the sixUJ annual Soutbeutern -;},PH.,<'.' of the fi.rst game or to Hodges when the catchtr _drop- ~a m a eomplete layout for Jttef.l8 Ohio Schnol Boards' Alsoclatlon Sericl'i ped the ball. One run, one hit, no l m the. town. dinner at the Ohio University ~D'­ Ya;,...en · Flnt errors, none left. Counc~l at present plans to ob- -ter ballroom at fJ:30 p, m. Maglie whipped nff two fa st Oodten Poul'ttt ta1 n variOUS plana for storm sewKucks replaced Ford on the ers. oorbs, and streets througho~t JuVenile Judge John C. BaCQD fttik "s but was lr.w with his next The program will lMlude the imposed a ftnteilce of tbl~ two · itcbe! Bauer then bouoced mound for the Yankeetl at the tbe_ t~n _so that they can obtam election of off"lt!el'l for the commonths on Pike. Out :eaklv RobinSon. Slaughte r start uf the Dodgers' fm1rth. Cam- defarute f1gure21 as to t~e ro"t of ing year :ind a 's peech by Prof. Ia tbe meantime Jack Ables, ~ rc:~:~::·~h;e count to 3 and 1 then panella took two balls . and then dJff~rent types of prOJect.. from Ronald Campbell, Oblo State UniOr -&ntiquit.,-, ehl.rs:ed with anauJt Hodges, beating il out liMd II. double into the ~lgh.lcenter contract~•. versity. and battery, "-~ering of me.naeing when tbe Dodgers first· field corner. Amoros 1 1 n g 1 e d Fo~loWUig that a~aon: _a protest Leonard Board, Marietta, pre.d· threats, intoxication and disorder· blsem<~n could not tumd!e lhe Lall. ·through the middle on Kucks' olle- 1 meet!~g of the town s citizens will dent Of the Association, will b,e 111 ly oonduot \'!as aiJo in Meip M:cotle took a strike and th r n hit strike pitch, Campanella scoring tv 1 be c.ded and a.JI reason:Joble pro- eharge of the meeting. Prof. County Jail today awaiting heariag ihe nl'xt ult~h over the ri!lht field , put the Dodg~ ahead, 6-3. Man- I t~t to the paving of tht! stret>f-:5 Campbell l"lill gpeat on "What before Justice of the Peace R. E. &ereen fo~ a home run to put th~ 1 Ue lost whatever chance he bad to w~U be . beard. Then the counc1J Boards of Edu~ation Should Ex. , Grindley. · v . .u Berra retire C•m.n:tnella at the pl-ate by w1H de c1de whether or not to iO pect ~mini.straton". .~-anke es In 1ron ., 2 · · ~--..--· h d 't h treet · I Don Be. ~cnt shrtr-d to fumbi lng the ball but was rn;'t a ea WI a ~avmg pans .. Also in the county bastile arwlit• ·n the BroOk! n bullpen. charged with an error. Maghe On Monday evemng tbe ~ ounc 1l ing further dispo.Rition lS up ~ent down s~ing on a •bunted into a double play, al~o vol_ed to extend waler lmea tu White, 60, 632 Lewis-av curve. McDougahl liso wcnl Skowron plekiog up his tap toward the lrv!D& Karr_property just bewho Wls pieked up as a ~winging. (!rat a~throwilll to M~Dougald low Wa~a High School way from the Veterans Hospital ~ runs, two hit-. no errors, wbo ~..., .... ed to llarliD, covering Council plans to check on tbe Ch . •'lllcothe ""• yea' ago . . h ' ·• s · I<'ft. · tU'ft. Gi,Uiaro..'s grounder went pr1~es of 36 inch u 1e and t ~n wi 11 ' In Pomeroy Mayor E . F.· . Dodp p·m •hrough Skowron'• 1ega for an er- <lec1de whether or uot to ule the eon's copt>t Tuesday I, took': ~aU and then r~~. the Brooklyn second baseman ditch in front of the .old Blentn~:r 0 costs McDou&ald for a ,..ou- reacping nrst. GUI,I:QQ stole.', set- property and the Ricb Krautter Joln. Bradford Haag, Firvt Grade pitCh to property on Fourth Street. . - Bauer · m8d 8 leap- ood on Kucks' seeond charges of Sl)eedihg within putobu•.d d ••! h ~ ReeM's 1 Reele Martin putting up a mild Ru~sel Capehart , counclimao, teacher, was el~ed pre&ident of city llnlllll. two. an e ..., ;r: 0 · ' · · • -" B ' was oointed t eontact the Sta' • the Midc:llepot.1 Teachers' Assoc.lafl_y at the Nae of tbe rlghi 'I beef over the \qlte.S &AU· ee5e ap_ . .0 . .~: bon when they met this week at ' ' Robinson also 11ssessed wall Snider h0vneed tO Skow was called out lon •trikea. One run 1 Road ~mas:uon_ xn rcg.atd to the the school. Mrs. Wilson Carpegter, Miller Jr., of Page-town a fine who ·threw -'.J'Ord, covering twq hits, one ~. one Jefl construelion of a~dewalk:, thr~h · pre31dtnt, presided and otber new $10 and cost on not )Y.ving a driv- fnt f tbe f,utiat. . Yanlceea Plfth I the town along wtth the new btgh- officera ele<'ted were: vice-preslen lkeue when 11£' waa aiTested 1 rO:u oo error.s, none Bauer lined a 1 ad 2 pikb luto [ d 'gh , eeti . dent, Mrs. Joe- Bailey, secretary, 'by the Ob1o lligmf.iy Patrol. left left eenter for a sirrgle~ and Clem on ayf Recnt ::0-~R ""w~f tn llin Ludlle Smi1b, treasurer, 11rs. J. D. ANDUSON, Ripley, W. Va. watches o>er the operation of his newly Invented steam : Linda· Ill Pomeroy, 0 •"-"" 1 tam- R. M. Sherman. . Ifablne started to warm up m the charge 0 · J. Ya+te. ~i Brooklyn bullpen. Slauchter took a son in the absence of ~ayor Ray cooker for the. prooessing of sugar cane into golden sorghum ·S)'nlp. Two youngst"'s st;md .forfe;l<d • bond .of $15 in Moyor'• Tbe crouP also voted del~atea ,,)ff.rtifl ~ed .~to .~panella strllt• and then popped to &obm- Workm~n. wbo 'Yi8S til with a btl ·t.;·llt.feei. ,~teh~'.f}Jit -~·- 1;_T'ia&t-.~ .U _\Iaird: ..ba~ . ._¥antle cold: at home. ••4- atternat.et. for the SoutheastCarey hair-swung at alllJ!e s 1 _w&llre\t wbea ff,.-lie's 3 aftd 1 .. , r i qb.fo --Bdueational Association 0 a,. Q!I'O JAOP.a,l ,l'i!<OJ. • . and 2 pitch but wu called ollt on pitch was low and ~e . Ablkln meeting this molltll in Athelia and the state meetine to be held in By Ren Greene . · ... Jam .. E. oll'omorvyiiF'J) strikes anyway. Ford also went went to the mounrl'to confer with Cincinnati. It's that time of the year now when there'll ~~ famlllar "'!" liD~ tto and C08IB ro• ,...k- down swinging to become Mag. . Maglie and Campanella. After a . """ a .. .• . lesa ·~ration after his arrest by lie's 1_& 2 _pitch bu' wu eaUed out: short conference, Maglie was left Tiley are: SIX)EA delegates. odor wafting on the, breeze as the sugar cane grown not ~· ~-~~ PomerO) Pa>trolman Heney Werl')'. on strikes ao.y.way. Ford also w~~t . _ in the game. Berra wqrked the Mrs. GUf Reynolds, Mrs. R. M. extensively here;~boutJ; .finds ltsell In!<> the cookers and that down swlnging to become M&glte s count to 3 and 2 and then flied to Sherman; alternak9, Mrs CIIIPCflfou#h rtrikeout qf the game. No Amorro!i in short left. Skowron ter, Miss Mildred Hawley; State. breakfa&\delleaey sor&1JII1!.' syrup again comeslnto its own . ,.·;· - · . Lo run~, no bits, no error,J. none left. flied to Amoros in short left ceo· :e~:;. ~~!t._Smith; ~And too, Ibis time of the year is 1\ busy one for A)lder· Oodprt Secand , ter. No rull8, ooe bit, no errors. of Ripley, W. Va. as be sets up biS llteam he.a ted ~vapor,a. . , . 0 . oJ Dr. Martin W. Esse:~, .superiilHOO,es droppen a slngle mto two left. which incidently is his own ~ bort center field in front of t_,t! Dodgen Fifth tendent of the Akron schools and imientio•o, ·for the cOOitiDg 4DWD of ThA coJ)Struction- of.Ulis equr.p. . Th~ Paw n Taw Square Da~ce faskbarging Man~le for. U1e D~ Snider lined to Slaughter, who fo;rmer Middleport superiDteodeDt cane syrup aod malting · it ment Ia 80 simple the' Inventor ~ub of Pomeroy, Qbio is pl~nt gers' second straight hlt. FunUo made the catch Jtnee-bigb'' after a will meet In tbe Alben! High the golden aDd lustloua item feela ashamed' be did ·not produce hoat agabi tblll :year to the 'Mil ' lined a 3 and 2 pitch into lert cen' ~ abort run. Robinson flied to the AtbeDi Education A!aociati011 it is. It maay, mall)' yean ago. With ,Annu.at :Mtd.Ohio Valley Square ler field and Hodges scored ~e Slaug:hter i& short left. Hodges wil Ime« ln the Athens High · low 1 te~m~ preeaure of 20 pov.nda .Dance Pow~Wow spoDeOI'ed by the tiei"i run all the way hom the rolled to McDougald, who fumbled SchooL says, that the , new It will do. what some art' doi:Qg_ ¥yowVa Trt~state Square Dane~& His topic w!U be ''Happier Tea!'irst when the bail bounced away the hall but J'E!covered in time to is much needed these with 80 to 121 pountb Prwsure: A&soela~on beinl held in tba Mrs. Lois Spencer, 28, a recent fro mMantle. I~ was _.scored as a throw him out. No runs, no bits. cbers". the old fire--heated This is due to tooking more shal- Yoma'Q)' Juclor Htgb Auditorium Delident of Na)'lors Run and .Ra· dnuble {or Funllo, Wltb no ettor ·no errors none leftt Currently be Is a member of tbe 1 gener.al use over tbe low and havint more beated· sur- from 1 to ts aod 8 to 11:30 p. m., cine, today faced a tenn of four for i Mantle. Campanella flied to DitcusaiODs on the extellsion of ' executive committee of the Amer1 without any lm· fMe .It is mueh llll!lfer because of Ottober 13. months Jn the Women'.s Reforma- Bauer against the scoreboard iJl New Haven'a streeU ln Ome section YankeH Shdh I ican Association of ~bool Adminbeta-me ao lmpr~~~cttcal the low --ure, and more- eco' tory at ~amville as !Jte· result of right field , FuriHo taking third of· th~ town ·took up much of tbe MoDougald was called_ ~ut on istratoi"S, For siJ: years he was Featured will be Jerry HeJt of a aenhnce imposed upon her Tues most DJ)era Iors qu II bu,,.• ,..· n•-'-al ..-, 1·nc... a smaller boiler time on Kood.iy evening as the • C. ,.ed ..... ..: "" Cincinnati, profeuional teaeher day by Probate Court Judp John after the catch. Johnny Kucks WIS strikes to become Maghe s sev- chairman of the National Edlft'a- lowntt!OUneil met in the City bl h trou es, e say • ..... will do the ob. It Ia , 1,.. ...... warming up io the Yankee bullpen enth strikeout victlm. Martin took tion Assoeialioa Tenure and Aclc,,,.u 0, uf sora: burn -·p faeulty llaeon. • ,.. ~~ ·- to olvo to oet up and 'can be ,used, and caller, reeordiog star, ~,.,.,, __ 115 Amoroli stepped to the plate a strike aDd the':l popped _10 . Gil- demic Freed' ...a. 'Committee and BulldJJ!g. more than 90 .~ent since t ~-• lo 1 vett member at aeveral dlnee IUIIU&&lWIII Specific charges levied again.-.t for the Dodgers, With t 2-1 count Jiam on the skan of themfaeld. chairman of tbe Ohio Assoc.l•tiOJt No clef1nite steps were taken at Those who did oontinue by many wbc.. tlo no ..,.,... n· and eNDPI co11t to eoast,.-ppeared the defendant by tbe court were the. meeting, but di9C'Ustlkta set-Inferior prod~t which 8 small fortune to get 10 e buaio on Natlon•l CoDvUUon proJl'lmUI, eonq.ibuUng to the det.inquency o-f on Amoros, Ford threw wild \o Carey's bounder over the m~und of School Admini5traton LeglaJa. tled on tbe street bullding &ituathird base trying to p!J:k off Fliri1· rwent for a sln&k! when neither tive Committee. against .11or- nell, I featuretl caller in Hveral maaa- • minor and nvm, Jn adultcy. tion iD the Clift Roush property Jo but the ball caromed bact Ma&lie nor Robinson could quite Two units make a complete · zlne•, featured .e.Uer u4 cboro(- · Another tharee o.f lbabdooment s~iftly from. the third base fi~d reAch il Bob Cerv batted near the Mew Ba.en lliU. Councll for small outfit and will produce eood rapher on WLW.If' and his hil ~ oft,an 8 week old _chlld odgjnally boxe lind the Dodgt!r runaer K.ucks and Labine resumed warm· piau to extend First Strftt £rom however, sorghum sy- quality syrup, while n:LOre un~ts widely' tnve\ed .~n-age exhY,i- ·f iled acainat the defendant was set Mill .~ thnlugh lhe )>nlllel'ty. coulJ not try tor the plate. AmOJ'OB ing up for Brooklyn. Cerv drilled is about the only farm pro- may be added for greater volwae. tkln group, He will eonduc• the aside by the court. Lot. baYe bef:11 'arve;yed thre and flied tO Mantle in short riebt e&B·, a .single through the middle of the that is not on tbe sur.plus These unite need onif· be support- afternoon worltahop and ~enine: it was add 'that a aee-c~ permll,ting IMra. Spencer was arrested ear- ter and Furillo held tlrlnl u diamond into center field, CArey The market will be good for ed on· a level fnmework of wood daDCe. eollatnctloD of tll!e stre~ will be lier Uris WHt after charges had Mickey's one-bou nd~ throw to ·~e ho.l ding up at second. B a u _e r nutritious food product for a of masonry and eonneded . to a made soon. respon- plate waK perfect. Maglie struek popped to Hod!les along the nght lbeen JD.ade that she tim& and it Ia the belief of team The Indian wltbout a rel!lerv~- -~ f-or lurtna a 1~ )'lelr old girl 1 to make them ready Water linea are now being .l aid l.ie1,.., 'that his evaporat.- cam: ;or lUI!~~ 4 n ln~lerieed Uon, Mike Simmons, of Pomeroy, fq)m her home in Richland Coun- out, Two runs, three hiLs. no er- foul line. No runs, two hit8, no to tbe area Uace one bo_, Is unron;, one left. ermra. two left. means of restoring sor- operator could do a a:ood job with rwiU present an intereattnc pro~ ty. der coostructton there, '" Dod-Sixth · gro-wing aa a profitllble it ·g ram of Indian Lore and d~tteeJ ThB ilrl Had been placed In the Council also •il'eed to 'eoatact Y•nkees Third • J d K k8 l!flterprU;e in · 40 ata~es. · / dtiriog a 30 minute latennlsaio.n Meiaa Count;y Home but ran away uc on The regular meeting of the East 1 lawyer as to tbe Jrlatity of Bluer Jooped a 2 and 2 piteh , Tom Morgan rep aee ----The eapactty Is ·vtrtually unUm- period Ia tbe evening proaram. and waa .rec&pWred 1 the mound fDr the Ya~kees at ~he ern LouJ SChool Board hal been rentinr the building iq .the AJex with Mn . l.• ited a more unit. can be added He will also teach the b&&ic lll:eps Spenl:er. Sbe 1s awaiting -hearing into short left field for a •inS e. start of the Dodgers s1 xth. Funllo changed to 8 pm FrHiay Oetober Qull~n Memorial hd: to non~Jau&hter hit a low lioe drive be- bounced to llt-Dougald, Skowron 5 t Chester School n.....-.~; __ to as nei!ded. Wltb five unit, the ta-~ used hi Indian dances. profit organilaUons in · order to o~ chara~ ot delinquency. t ween Robinson and Reese for a · th h 1 st p' low lh•ow ' ' _.,.,.... scoopmg e _s 0 r 0 s . an announcemeDt today by Supl beJp.tn lhe upkeep o( ~building. ventor ~la to produce 1& galMeigs County .f.H clubs are si~ Bauer taking second, Man- out of the d1rt. cam~an.elia !~ned Goray. Jloney origtQally ~:lfft to the t.le wa8 called out on strikea. Ber· to Mantle on Morgan s fll'S_t p1tch. Change In the meetirlg date wu agatn the refreshment town for that pur-poe Ja being ra popped to Robinon on Mq:lie'.s Amoros flied to Slaughter m short j made because of tbe foalball grinder that will produce 200 Pl· ~tand ud aervmg the Fellowship tpeat and plans must be made f-.lr first pitch. RobWtson fielded Stow· left center. No runs, no hits, no I gamf' and the observance of "Dad's lona of per Dlnn.,, future upkeep of the: · building ron's bounder and threw to GU- errors, none left. Nigbl" at the Saturday gaine. The bottom steam chaJD"ber Ia Local dancers are again offering which now houses the reeeD.u,- or11 am, forcing Slaughter. No nm&, Yanke• S.v~th Funeral sel!Ylces for Mrs. ·OWen made of , lleavy Doiler.plate steel . over-night &ccOmodatlons to out-of Janized library. two hit.s, no errors, two lett. .Slaugbter flied out ·to Snider. Hall, 60, LetaJt, Ohio who died In welded and supported like hollet" town d~J~cera who m.ust travel Dodgen Third Mantle walked. Berra £lied out to lUI Holz'er Hosplta·l at GalUpolis Tuea. ~118truettoa. with stay bol~. Qual- topg distances. GUliam popped to McDougaJd, Furillo in right center. Slr.o:"?n's d y morning will be held Frid" ified boiler makers bulld at under Reese worked thr count _to 3 an.d Hoe drive was speared by GJ!Itam a~ <i p. m. in Apple Grove Metl»-,.strict supervision of A. S. M. E. Spectators are alway111 welcome 2 lllld then beal out a smgle, oo to end the inning. Np runs, no hits, CINCIN'NATI, 0. uP -Produce. d!s( Church. code, aad is approv«< for. 100 on the Uaeory they will ltke the C, J. lfYer, Pit. Pleasant attorney which McDoug11id made a back· errors Eggs, steady, 1-2c lower prlcers pounds WQl'k!BJ preuur11. It iS 30 Weatero styh: of square dancing baa been· named tbe cbainnan of hi>:ltded play in the hole but ttn:ew 00 ~ ~nth at farms, ~oosumer whites and the deeeased are· her Inches wide and J6 inches lottlf. enough to join a club so that they, the Muon .County Boy Scout Fi· too late to ~irs~. SlUder's looplJII , Maglle filed out to Mantle in brow~s. ,A Ju~bns ffH9: A large and four chlldren, The he~tl rltes tbrougb the top too, can enj(ly £uture festivals. A m<"daums ~-30, A .tm~ Columbus Ricb- o1 the beat cbamtrer<tO the top see Festival'-8eb«<ule: 1 to 3 p. m. nance Campalp 9Cheduled to be tly dropped rn tront of Mantle for shott right center. Gilli.a~ walked. 1 heiCI on Tuesday October 16. a siqle, Reese go 1ng to second. Reese drove a hit deep to center, f 10·~1. B. 3~, FOB Ci~m HaU tion eonta1nlP1 the ju1ee to be Swap Shop-Impromptu danelng A kickoff bre&tfast will 00 held u.obLD.son fJted deep to Mantle, the ' Furillo went to third but Reese nat1, whiteJ.arge _ and brO)WJl A large 53. rume Cooked. Thts top sectlfU! is made with area caners particlpatlnJ. •Mason Coulltians expect..inito at "' ·11. m. on tbit morning for runDel"li holding lile1r bases. Hod· was tagged out ln a run d()WD be- M ; A mcdlllm 34-36. of q,bt wetabt 1teel, welded to 3 to 5- p. m.-WQ:l'Uhop by Jerry Vpte in the general election . are Ct11ckens, about steady: fryers asked to ebeck tbelr reglstratiOIHI may call al the · reai- tbe ·bottom 1team chamber. Tbe Helt-Squar.ea. RouDda, Hash -'n' over . 100 WOfkerll· who wiU can- ge 8 bit a 1 and 1 pitch into the tween fint and second by stow1vwer lett field s11HHIS fur a threeVISI citlzeri, l t tor fuods , ren Snider was purposly walkeri . 3-3":! llt 16; hens over 5 lb 13-14; to see wbetber or not they are time of the funeral. top is 36 lncl'lel lollf, •me a8 the <Breaks, and Styling: 5:30 to 6:30It wa. poioted out that this rua homer to [llll Lhe DodQe_1'3 Jtobinson grounded out c arey to hens. 5 lb and llnder_ 13; hens, properly registered. will be made In Letart bottom, aDd. liJ 42 Inches wide, ill- FelloWBhlp Dinllflr-$er:ved- by "'H year's drive Ia Of utm011t import- ahead, 5-2. It wds hi~ fourth . m Martin. h ~ hl type Il -12. old roosters 10.11. ""'"'\')' under · he direction of clud1ng tbe aix .fDCh projection oo clubs. County Clerk Jobn A. Wl1son Yanktoea Eighth Tu ~keys, tom~ . heavy 26 lb and ance since money from it Ia used W-orld Series compeliqon. Furillil Funer~ Home. bas remiDded tbat the deadiine each side, under wldch there is no 6:30 to 8 p. m. - Free Time. 8 a full time flied to Bauer In short right. Thred ·McDougald struck ou t. Martin up 23-24; toms, _under 26 lb 21-22: tor regiJtel'ing il' ,bn Saturday heat .The 2k1m collects In thia to· 9:30 - Eve nina dance- witb to pay for having rcout eJHutiw in the area. nma. hils, no errors, none walked Joe Collins pinch blUing hens, 25 ~-26 ~. fryer-roa8ten 10 when the offlces-cL".se at noou. projeeUolt. Jerry HeM, 0:30 to 10- Indian I a adeli!1on, M ason 0 oun t Y h ;v; left. ' . f~r Carey stntck oul. Tymmy ~b and under 25-26.RR Wilsoa su.ggute(f u.at doubttul Tbua tt il that here Ja Oatober Lore ..and dances, Mike Slmmona. YankHS Fourth Byrne pinch bitting for Morgan Butter, 90 sco~•_:•_=o;I'_ _ __ persons can at tbe- office of tbe and pi.. Nnt t.cla'l. witb the seuon late beeawe of and 10 to 11 :30-0n with tbe neyer paid ita fuU shar.e oi the lalary of tbe- txHutive or ol tbe1 f,M!::o::~~·:t,,'~(;lii:e:d to Amoroe. fouled out to CampaneUa. No ~ . county cierk Jl tbey bave moved cloudiD• and ICito ' the raint In the earlier part ol daace - witb Jerry HeJt. loc!aJ scouting- program. -( first pitch into runs. No bib. No rrrors. I Skowron _ Campa nella struck oul s:lnce tbey last rertstered, if tbey -~~=~=~ tonr,ht. the 1ear._ the cane !a atarttne to ... . the fie ld stands for a D~rs Eigttth INn runs. Nn hits Nn erro!'B have changed tbeir name- sinoe ;t .,., pvt- turn IDd ere C))id weather hits It HOMICOMINO SUNDAY homer cutUng the Dodgers' marMaritia went to third for the Yank-. Ntnttt , then, if they'll be 21 on 01' before OFFICE CLOSED RatteM lhowen 1U heiabt, tbe .ao!'lhum will be Homecomlna at tbe HemloCk Bauer ~truckout. ,Slaughter hn~ election day, or 1f they"ve rnoved tumlal coohr cooking aDd placed into oontaolnen Grove Oblll"Ch will be Suaday, Oct. The Vet.erana Servi-ce ofliccs on gln to' 5-3. Carf.y flied to FuriUo Yankees and Bob Turley came in ._,~, .• :> ~ tn 70s. Low IIWaitlaf those c:old mornings ro 7. Sunday SchoOl at 9:80. Basket CoUrt, St. Pomeroy will b~ ciOEied in short right. Georgf' Wilson bat-l ·t o pltc!h wltb Gem' Coleman going a .Mngle 1nto"'e-N. fu~ld. N•D'lle blt to Mason County from anotber :~u;;.;;;.;;;.;;, 55 "" c:Qme,--~-~ - wh~a it wt~ lf&ce tbe dinner at noon. Program at 2p. m. fl'O'm ()d:, 3 tbru 13 for a v11eation ....... for Ford aod et~uck out, bul to secood. Hodge~ ~truck out. Fur- into a double play GiWam to .state or C011DtJ a1me reglsteriag had to be thrown oul , Campanella illo ltOUDded oul .~kDougald to Reese to Hodges lo end tbe game-, WI. top of 1 .tack ol buetwheat cakes. AlJ cburdtes aroe welcome. periOd: it W4ls BDntMllleed today, 1 1 NO! All Purpose. SERVATABLI: IT'S NOT FILLS A BIG NEED IN YOUR HOME••., LEAVE$ THE TINIEST DENT --·IN YOUR PURSI ... _ (A f'ewNu:eDays . Still Remain) .. • 3 new cotori: "''· greeo, eiiOfty-tO,o' • obooy TOO LATE ' ' . ~ ·-" DISall• in lila brl•f muute ta tht! ass...nblage pl•ad-.:1 for • nhu· manifa.-lan" apPf'OOlch to 'th• ~ blems of ttate ancf ur,ed hnrJ., crab to carry their meuatt t. avarr precinct In 'the aru.. FOR A Done By EXPERTS Min ~rs~lllc. tend. ,, ....... TVtMdS. .......... ............t - i."' ~ - rw... ........ .,........ ofwl..~ Gmt ......... . ~ ' - -- ELBERFELDS · Call Us For A FREE ESTIMATE New Members lnitJated By Jolly Bunch ONE .CENT DOWN! As little as $5.00 per month BANK FINANCED CLINTON fiSHER COMPANY SALES-PAINT -SERJ!Il:E- ROOFiiVG S. Second St. Phone6007-Y Middleport, Oh1A1 Phon• 6265·X : Teachers Annual /Dinner Is Held AtLakeHope - Three new mwnbcrs. Mrs. Wil· Ham Robaon, Mrs. Carl Maltox and Mrs. .Bhmch.e Haptonstall, were lnitlaH' d into the Jolly Bunch Sewing · Olub when ihey · met Friday Rl the home Gf" Mrt, Will Reynolds with Mu. Heroert Fink_as cu·hostess. Plans were madt• for a HHII.>w· , een party In thl! recreation room 1 of the Bush apRrtmcnhl, I The hostesses aerved refresh· ~:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::~::::::~m~e·~~~·:·~·~•g~h~l•:•:•~n~••:•~•b~c:~~·--~1 THIS IS ••• J'·~n The Pomeroy Chamber Of .Commerce Local teachers, school~Jrd ,nembers and school employee• annual dinner was held Thursday Sept. 27 at Lake Hope WJth mlnY from Pomeroy ill 11ttendance; 'those te 01 rhera present with famili ea were : Mr. and Mra. C, s . GJbbs, Ml', 11nd Mu. James A. Dl<!hl, Jr.; Mr Alex CiJo, Mr and Mrs. Wheeler Drake, Asa and Ada Hoskins, Mr . and Mrs. Douglas Rouac. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Forrest Ward Mr. ud Mr . Howard Knight. Mis.~ Nancy Edl:(dl, Mrs Gladys Hay. man, Mrs. Martha Husted. 1 I • ••, lllllh ptJit . , \\-'t•il •• N~ no~ Iwa~. Randolph, btpa~!'JluY ~ ~ ii.~ ~,c~, !0 ~~•.w l!qt>~f ~1!!1~!1!•'-• II!!!~ ·~~Wft'-~v:,.~i'.d: :r * *' . * * ·-~ -:-. Annuallfid..{)hio ..· ' . .. · Ex-Middleport ·. School Head To Speak At AtbeDS 'll'ar.l Dance. T0 cal W Ge ·ae·••etd OcL I') ' oman ts I · ,, " 4Month Sentence To Reformatory 1 Eastern Local School Board IMeet"mg Chauged w., ,. you t~ie In every ateamtna cup of Folpr'e, you enjoy 1 ooticeibly finer fllvor'-dlatinctivety rich • unusuaQy taDIJY. lleco111e FoJsetlo io a an~!lle;~td;:, ·~" SEE US t"OR Mrs. Owen H·a}l Funeral Service , riday Will Be F I ~=sa ~:~~:~r':n~~~du~ I jui<e hour. operatin~ Scout Finance Chairman Maes I IYJarket Report8 fam·y . .. . but don't count on U forJ results in everyllay llrl' 1 Rest way to make wishes come ·true is to 00 some. lhi.ng -abuut U1em . Best thing to do is to of nature•• choicest coffte-groh in J:<gions, when: there io an abundlru:. warm tropif oun6ght and roin. ' d,. lW ,\ 1.1. TtPES ,\ N D ALL \'OUR JOIN THE POMEROY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Building Need;r :1'1ois Advo•rli"''"''"' I • 8ponaored By The This me mo""llin coffee is ,concoded to hove most Jltiolying tanr and llaYOr of any .coflee known ~Y· "t. And thio io the rewvclingllaoor that coma to you In II F~er"ol lt't MoiUlllin·Grcnrn oolfce. Y011'll adl it delicioua. VALLEY '-. _____, Pomeroy l:l~t~mber of Commerce three . . lfiMtl'- l'tllltW Ill fte;ll>or' "'M ............... 1/4 ,... ~ ...... wlltlol...., ........... br..-... I Folger's Coffee.'. ~ It's Mountain-GtYJWn! LUMBER an• SUPPLY "Quality OUr Motto" S. Srd St. 1\lldclleport IIOU&.U, ··· ·~~ ~- ··--------------' :.... AND NNI elfala•.MI -ANO IWO tOUMir CAMI ...,llll.LLr.a-.. , I I1 .. ---- -~ ·~---- - I ...... ..., ........... ~ _, .... "" '' ....,, ~~~~~-·· ,., ._.:... .• ..... - .., ·-······ ~ ·.-..-· .... -------·---- .......,_ ·- ~·-·- .... ~ .... - T I • PAINT LUMBER plays Its _romantJe part Jn fable ancl New Haven Town Council Studies Street ProblelllS c. tb The delicious du·1n;;n • New President Of Teachers Group I Fund~paign 7/Jt;u:. a N8iJt - , tb Mrs. B. Maag Is I .j WEEK The "wishing I J.J:l .. wete: ' . ' I '-"tou..u e Mr. Frank D. Rctton, Mrs. Frances Roberts. Mrs. Eva Stout a!1d daughter, Bal'ban, Mr. and Mn A, AI. Zahl, Mr. and 'Mn;, Nolan , Swackhamnwr, Mr. ROOcrt Robert s, Mrs. Befltricc Reinhart, Mr . and ~rs . Ralph Spencer, Mrs . Hel. en Ncasr, Miss Miry VirJinia ij.el-~ bl•l and Miss Farie Edlewine. · · Sehool Board Membera ·• Dr. ar.d Mrs. Harold · Mr. and M•·s. Ralph G'rav.es, an~ Mrs. H. K Boney and Mr. Mts. J . E. Foster, Schol)( employee was1Mra. eiro- · Jyn Thonla-". :r lo ~P ~~n:~n· 0i s 1~f ·~nd ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMINT Mr. and ]drs. Lincoln Smith of PTA COUNCIL MI!'TING ·MI<.I~Iepo~t, are ~nnoun'Ci'J:B the The Meigs Cou.nty PTA Council eng<~gem' n~ of th~1r d.aughter, l .wil/ meet at the Letart Falls Grad ~ Donna Smath, to Thoo1as Laven- School Thursdliv Oct. 4 at 1:30 ,pm. dar, son of Mrs. ·Oiara Lavendar, All PTA units 'are -lllvitert to at- NOT let•) • Masonite Prnclwoocl "Ufetirw•" suarom.ed tops • Top.,..,• ..,, 14"x18" - table ttondt 20!4~',hlti! • 5th up quicka, .. folds a·woy compoctiJ · · I ,/ ,. J - - " ..... __ - "' -~-- - .......... . I I -f+!B: I I , Registration Cheek Urged "· For Election � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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