http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3bf094d9dd0a304847fed827f014b7e5.pdf 2f6f7472ccd1b707bf30ff8e2adca5be PDF Text Text • • hDal.ly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mtddlepoi L, 0 , o, L 8 The Dady Sentinel HlSti • POMEROY SOCIETY Ray Woodteard Mrs Roy ..,,__ Jr , Mrs Harold Ebersbae'h . ElP Gilmore Jr , Mrs Charles • Mr1 George Ha r lts, Mra I:. Shasteen, Mrs Donald l~;:.:•nd Mt:.s Sh•rll:'v GUinther, I i Df the Sugar Run PTA ~;a<l•ed the County Council PTA ~~ Falls Thursday ~r &pd Mrs Wa lter Boyer re tunaed l.o the•r tlome Basil Sun4U after a week end \\Sit Nlth ¥«'· and Mrs Norman llarbrecfl.t ~ daughter Debb tt' .a&. and Mrs W"'llt'r [l.o~er of B~ll were Saturd'l. l'Vcrnng dm CUe&t.s of Mr and Mrs C J Ebenbach ' Mr. and Mrs Norman Harbrc!' ht atld daua;hl rr Debbu of Wehe ~rrke and 1 uest s Mr and Mrs Walfer Boyer uf Bast l s pent Sun day with Mr and Mrs Watd Wm don. natwoods Mn Hnolfl Eber:. bach and Mrs Emmett Bl.arkhurn of Pomero) and Mn Sh•rley Mdl s Middl eport vl81ted an J ~rk son Sunda ) Misa Phyll ts Ebenbach ts on a week's vacatwn from her employ ment at thr Kroge r Store Dav1d Bo•H 1 stu rl ~nt at 'Mar ietta CoJ1eg1 spent the week end with h1s pa• ('nls Mr and Mrs H E Boney Mrss Olg'ii Pr('roltr o f C'olumbus 'Wall the Y.eek ( nd .I!:Hrst~ ,f hr.r mother Mrs Odett r Prr rotlr Mrs Addre (,ruf.'~ r ~rst l ~ d Sunday In Mason W V l wrl h Mrs Esta BumJa rdncr "t' Mr and s R B Y.. tlk ns Lancastet arn\ed St nt!a\ ntrl 1ng for a \lsrl wrth h t>r 111uthlr Mrs Addt c Gr ut'st!r Mr and ~trs Stan It'~ Sruallt ~ and son:; of Zanes\ li lt ~pt nt SlJn day Wllh .M and M r~ {,tlbt, t Freeman anrl ot her relallH:. Davrd Wa tson whu undl rwlUt surger) rect•nt lv at the Good Sa mantan B o pttal Zant•svtlle 1s r€'Cupera llll g at lhE' home uf Mr and Mrs It (<; G ndl~e) ~ r ner ~ VIlle Mrs lu!t n f'h a.,r rt tur nt r1 homt> l'rlrliJ < t\~rllut.: ~ftcr a tw ~r Wt('k, VISit Ill !)r\1(]11 1\ilh :\1r Old Mr ~ (,l£n r h• ~ anrl rn littlttlngt 111 V. Va w th Mr ;;ld \1 r-. fl orvhl Krr); :.t II and AP"n t h Mr ~ E:atl 1Jir1t r rC"Iurnul homr Sun(\a} from l'rrktrshutg W Va wh <>rt" ~ h r a1 t! ndt d t hl w. t'dtt g of ht r n~ph~ w Mr ~ f-..prl Ol rvtr f P<'II\IId \\iiHd Sunrli.ry 1 v1 nmg of th(' dtalh of ht r sr~ tr 1 n I a~>. ~lrs II 11 tv ~ lun 11 1 r of I rl';m t•lh Hf'v I! dph Z onrl1 I u d fa trr t!v had a~ ,., r 1s Monrt 1 \1 and ~1 n Oil r J k 1 of II! fl\ o r ( ulo M r I <r kt r h , lorul hr r f Ill v E 0 l'arkc r fo rnn r r ~ 1 rrt of Pon1r 1 ' A 2r lrltl ~l r\ }' 1111 -. 1 I !mho d1 n Kt hltl~· Arr footu Ht~ r '\1tc'l 1 ~ ~prrultng a frfltl, d1; ltHve Wtlh lh t r p Hit nl ~ Mr llld Mr s fo' r. rnk <. r trn111 I a~ t i\l lt l St itt t a 1td \I n ~lr\ II Ill\ Kqotuna uf ( ~H t t II 11] l'"llll r ) Lu.ulle B~a1 Eleanor S Schaaf Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Racine Grange Elects Eber Carnahan As Worthy Master Fer Late Vacation Hac i!H! t;ra n~c nHt rn r egular G trk ctprt Mr ~ Brll Therss , ( er:. t· ~sron V·hdnesrluy mght St pi Mr~ M<~l t tl Bn g le Pomona wrlh Wor thy Master btHr <.arna :'11r ' -\nn P ('g]e folora Wanda h<~IL 111 \Ill The marn rnter n o~~ I a d~ Ass I Steward, Earl I est of lh!! e \llltn,.l wa s the annual Sha1n .l!.:x Cu rmmtte u elccLton of offtL('t ~ for lhc year 1 Offate r s el~rtccl ,... crl Bb 1 Carn A the t l):.e u t he me,...tlng pot ahan Maste r I!Lil Sptllttt O\Lr ltrlk tlfr" )lm( nts were ser'l'ed seer Mrs L' Nllra S v r•lcrr L~ c •~tth a blrlhrlay cake to celebrate tu rer Mts Emma AdaJlls Ste\'1 ti l! 1uarte1h btrthdays ard J ohn Easte rda) Ass t Ste,... 1 he Htc :<t ml'€ t rn g wtll be Oct 10 ard Mary Easterda y Clta plllln at whJ(·h tune H arold Carnahan Ge n e Yo.st Tr1 a~u1 rr Mrs lf'tha 1 v.ll nsta ll \h( oHt~ers Potluck te Murrts Seu ctar} (,arret! 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I.[ .t II ]1 Ill Aftt t V L ~r•rng otf111 1(]1\IVt~ 111 1 '\ltlr po t lur 1t tl ltt ~ htllllll ~ Z !II( ~ I ill• ' IH Wtlll 1 I to t\JlJrm ~ tn \ ~ I! IH 1 ~~~~ r m 1 h1 1 hu ~ !J tnd NEW CITIZEN M1 ttL!l Mr• lln1 I Hu:ss1 l1 II n~ l \1 llov. t r] ] \ 1 1 1r :-. •tllr rnh~ 1 ~ lu ~~~ 111 to Akron lltiUil l iJI p, rt •m outh 111 \l ~t l lltO llrl rlld 1\lt ~} II I rrk llt i iUUIIt l lll-: 1 Jrr h t t h 11r I ~I)[ I (I fiJI Ill{ 1 h ( [ I UJIH f( y I •IIII I Jill Ill lltr< ~ Uti tl J>o 1 1~ I -- - I r\ utlr ~It~~ 1! 11 pt ul un s~tttl I I 1 IOCKil CYUNO. WATCH CIYIIALI '" "'I""" " "" ' "'"'( , r tnJpnr ""' · Bridge Club Met I l\\on!, ~Itold \1 t~ I Suint•\ f't W"th Mrs. l 0 hse; \t il I rbm ulh Jlld Hoi" Jt !lUll 1 I COLLINS JEWELRY II ~ l 1d dl• IIIli t \l 1 uul Mr~o 1 • p ' A d d l 110 \H"J ~burg (,rtulg tiiLII I nzes ware 1 11 ~~ ~ "II II( 111d 11 ' Maln SLI eel Pomeroy, ]( REPORTOFCONOITI ONOFRe•l'rve Dllhu:l No 4 to I lhl lr •n :-1\r ( l\1 tor ~~ ~ h ,t ot 1 It \]1 ~ I Ill t1 w r ~ mHdld l\il t k~lllllnr! ~H• nd " Ji1l , ' '"h' """" lu ~ t 1\ 11 h \ OF MIDDLEPORT t /1, It ... 1 ' t' 1ht tho;( tnd 1 J Itt th• Sttt• of Ohio, At Thr Clo•• Of Bu•r.u1u On Sr.pt 26, 1956 Pu~ \]r , ( I ttl tl' "'lu :\It ~ Sdun :\lull Ln ll1hed In r•sp,onu to ull mad• by Comptrol Jar of ttw Cutren,y, ut{. I ill ttl\\ 11 '\!~ I ha l\ s \1t ' H 1l 1n I ~e utd 1111:l .nul :\1l s Pr S.ctlon 5211, U 5 Reviled Stalut .. Wllll•m l l u k ASSETS Cash, balances With othel bnnk til• I n ln ~-: 11 ~~ rvr h 11 anc(', and cash 1\c ms m Jl m• ~~ 11 f, 11 , tl!>ll Uoited ~tatcs {lovt•rumcnt (Jhlt ~o; ... t to !~» d1t• d 1 and guaranteed I ~ ~, 1 U!MI 00 ObU&atwn~ of Sloll'li nnd pol\ttt tl ~~ rhl111~r~ ~~ ~ 100 H?.! .11 Corporate strJcks ( IIICiuclmJ,; $07511 l}IJ ~too. k o1! Fedcr.tl Reservt• hcwkJ !I 7'i!! 00 Loam and drseounl!l (tndudrn1: ~~ m ;, u\ t d tf1 ~ l ,ltll17h II Baok premt ~ts ow1wd $7,01X)00 lu t tr ll trtt and l t~tur~s $1 7tllJ1 1Ji.J TOTAL ASSET~ ~171 \h~O-ll! oo t nh Will I LIABILlTif.S ,J)emand dt• pn ~ lt ~ of andrv1dual ~ p u I 111 t ~ lllt h and lUrj)ur.ltlORII dcpustl s tf rndrvlduu ls Jl•i l l nr r~hll ~ and rorporntlom~ DepoSilt; uf tJ nrted Stah'~ f..,m, rn tr1 1 nt ll tHiu.tt post11l po!it;,,., I ~1 thd1 1 1~HII., Ill I atl\1 ~ l~h I I l]lt k ~I Ttme -hi 171 Uh t -;711 nu cedar chest ~~ '!ltrio ~,..! 2..!1172111\ illl:'i4 'i (I t I ~.:211 1 7 1 1 70 1 only I I 1tt " a nd \It s i }Stun Pu l lt n 11 1 { \Inn w!'r t werknrd gtH ~ · ~ •l It t~ pr <'II s Mr and :\ll'i A H I I l l I fIll I rly \It rnd i\1t s J lltl! s Wrll rm s lt"l n s~o u Manrtla "'~1 t 1d IV! Jl J.;ltt Salur rll:l)o With Mr orlll \1' ( tllVIr ( heshrtt and ah Vht l rl lrtt nd~ m 1\ttddl!'porl Hutlr \\ rsc an d Mrs Ros-:; 'W sr hr.,t lr1rh br-cn tepottcct all ,...lll IIi \11 tnd Mrs Max Sanborn havr t r ( ~ t\ • d wnrd 1hut lh<'ll d.rught~ 1 :IJr' !01 Snt ly IS Ill Ill A ku11 Wr!l t11t1 lu1ncr, who har; bctn • surgt.tl pi \ttnl at Holzer Hn•prt ,i\ w r~ 1 turn ed home SatUTdav ti l ,, ll iJidft h Kletn 1md :\It .urd ~It , tl I' Klcrn tuok llu tr n r •~(· tlltN h 1 ~~ ~ Stuecker CHICIOII;ttr lo o\ tll\th Sdulday enroutc to tH., hunt~ ,tl!t 1 s he had been uU~trt h~etc bv tiLl tllness ot her nwlht r r 1\lt ~ r r ru s I ug1:1te at Holzer 1in~ l' •I s tnd;n Mr 11nd Mt s 0 I' Kl(tn tn !f'JTRrned Mr~.s Huld.th Kl11n tnil Ftank }'ug11te nt Ohmtr :;t~ Lm g - - - -- - Federated Group Makes Plans F.or Christmas Party 'rlw llappy Ha rv<>~h 1 ~ ( l a~s of the I 1 rlerat• d Churc h rnct F"ndlly ~vemng at the chtuch w1th Mrs Roy Seyft 1c.1 president pre~!dmg llevol tons we•e lf'd by Mrs Lou l.s H('1brl and during t he busmess se.'l.!:llun plan.o,. were thsculiserl fo-r the annual ( h1 lslma~ party A re port was gn en on se nrlang a J,:t£1 to Mrs Elizabeth Huber a futmer lei!Che r of the class Game~ w r• e plnved dunng the sntlnl hour 1nd refrf' hmenht !lerv cd IJ} Mrs !I art\ C11ntet bury and Mrs C J Mrl lhon e •sg•s Pupils of the Salem Center quartet preceded the program by Grade School pnsented the pro- the Khool A boys c horus from thlil ~txth a:ram whe&> the Retrred Te~~ochers grade at Se~l"m Center wbich Will A!lsocahon mel Saturda} after smg at the Teachers Assocrauon DCJln at the Federated Church AUXILIARY MEETING JD Athens sang several numbers, The Auxalrary of\ the Lewu Man· Mus Marcia Karr, pre!ident, was after which 11 plano soLo was pre ley Po11, Amencan Legwn, wtll sented by Pam ela Wtbon An ln 1n charge ~ the meetrng wbH."h op meet this evl"nmg at the Ml Zion strumenlal triO Betty Lee Janey , ened 1v1tb the group SlJl&IDg ' Am Bapttst Chureh Rutland, WJth Mrs Jaumala Tackelt anrl Geor!lt> Pe r Gertrude BuUer Mrs Naorru Bent- erlca" followed by scripture read cy gave a number followed b~ a ley Post Amertcan Legion, wdl 1ng ano prayer Durmg the busr num~ un the mclrxly i)eUs by Carrre Cassell and Mrt Emm'l nesti sedslOn, MIBs Ethel Ga.orland Lee Knotts BI4nd as hostesses Mrs Everett Tracy and E 0 A plano "olo bv D(bble Turnar, Saunder~ Wt'Tt'! n&.med &5 the nom an mstrunl('ntal duet b)' Carol} n WEDNESDAY MEETING rnatrng C[)mmttlee Edwards and Judy 1 ackC'tt a num The Whtt to Rose Lodge Auxt~ 1 her on t he melody bells by Daxte 'I1he r~•ogram wh ch was plan iary of the Brotherhood of Ratl Roush and I tnda Gr lkerson ~ prano ned by Hl.llby Wrlhams opened road Trammcn , Will meet Wednessolo follow( r! The program clo511d day afternoon at 1 30 p m at the wtth a read ng A Cumm•ndment wath i:t group of lh" lower grades For Marl"'ed Folks' by Mr Wll Wodmen s Hall ILams followed by a nllmber by a smgtng The Bus Song and premixed qu>~rtet A Humorous senting a play Ach Ya At the rio~e of the m~eelmg tee MEETING CALLED Spce<:h ' by M.r Williams and 1111 Tuesday evenrng a meeting Will ot her vocal l!llmber by the m1xed cream and cake were set ved be held at the Mlddleport Htgh School In preparation or the com munrty Wide campaign for fund' for the Boy &oul!l and Cub Scouts MaJors team captains. work~rs and parents of Cub and Bay Scouts i!re mvtted to be present and a movJng ptcture Will be shown relatrng to the campa1en and the work done by Scouting EMERGINCY CENTRAL PTA MEETING The Central PTA wrll meet to naght at 7 30 p m at Central Srhool arrordrng to announcement rnade today A ~p~aker Wlll be prl'st nt nn 'Sl'hool Lunches and thr Nil• lors Run group Will se rve rr frr shmt"nts ~~~~ wn uoo oo I :s I Mtldl11 F RECEIVIS DRIVING AWARD Starling E Orr, 1619 E11st Hud Jhtra 1tonge 1pace ntra son Street, Columbus, Ohro, re Ct'Jved an award Sept 25 hom Sherrff Paul Columbm for safe drrvmg i{(' 1s a f11rmer Meigs Countlan of Chester 1 ownshrp and the son of Me and Mrs Ptr ry Orr , Columbus and has three work: !pace, on wheels! 2q\12. h gh, 11\lh. ll 2JYJ• Free wheehn& J • cast en Chrom1um teas and h11ndles two rollt baked on enamel fin11h, five talon ELBE RFE LOS r OW ... dispose Of tras~ &garbage ..!7 1 !\m1no l 4 n:.m on 11> \ I 1L 11 11111 (t,IL1k 1111• [01 tht ht ~ l HI Ill\ I lit I ~ • "" 0 ..... , •••1•• """" ~i""1 •• G•or 01 Co•ohvon no oh•o. h o+do"' Pto•l 11 Oil DOWN • II 25 WUKlf BAKER FURNITURE Till H ~ an of11< l \ 11 f 0• Iphi! 11 lh <I \ r oiUf 11r \)W; )l 11k I I II \Jill Noll!\ Puh\!! 11 ' ~~ t "~:~1: exolrH nr<'f'ln h l r 17 lP:'>II ~ PIDERAL DEi POSIT IN SURA "'ll COUPORA TlON In llw H1 ightesl Corm' I In !IIDDLEPORT 1 MILWAUKEE IUP)- Two persons were killed and 19 tn· Jured late Monday when an ex(.oiOSIOn npped apart the new t"'o story addition at Ampco Metals Inc, on Milwaukee's South Side TY•mage was estimated at $300,000 to $350 000 Ftre Chtef Ed W1scher called the disaster one of the city's worst m re. Legion District ~mmander Wilf Speak On Bonus I U·1 .. Mayor S~ts p~~e Of Beggars Nite. Within Pomeroy School Employees Hear Of Benef•tS } Accorded T0 Them Dodgers Even World Series By Winning 1..0 Rotary Foundation Fellowship Possible For Bend Area Student Minor Dam~es Result From Al11to ~llisiA>11 Stiffler Stores Inc. Announce Appointment Of New Ad Director Wahama High Boosters Plan Auction Sale ___ j TO STAY WITH HER MAKE A DATE TO GIVE OI'TOM~1RI8T W. COMPTON, 0. D. East Com Street, Po-ro:r ......... llelslllll Quieti No m•mr1 puta. No odon lo aDaOJ JOU H• •ore elutter ~piper and lrat!a artand tLe bou.e., ao more or JOUI' aHIIJ. IDilllf ..rb.p e.uul A..a electric IDCUienlar pb rid of eHrylhlat tbM bun~. Dilendr, tv.tomabea.Uy, without odort. ••iPb.n. J ..t wrap what you~ecot kl ditpoiM! of aDd toptlan. Tbe eleclno iaftnentor don the re~L Rap, m•1••mes,. t.ble 1enp1-)W\ Uout e,eryt~.m, but bo1de1 and can• -aU reduoed to • budful tenie• at • eo11 of oalJ peJLDia • IDGIIt& ef el~... d1J powder d.o~t make~~ wouderful fertibsert 'lod'ay ••• rip t DOl<. ••• dedue frw.Lm fril1•L thf hLallh DRY CLEANING DONE BY SPitt'ALISTS! Tri- Lustre Cleaners \ sl~~: or Tra - 11IC . Barred On Mechanic.St ' Robinson's Laundry aeer·ta.._. -.Ollie Ea11ly ia1talled wheuwer a Be Modern luily ha,dlll the ..er•t:• fa.Uy•a dlilJ lr•dl ud pr- •"r .... u it ICNIII1Ilatce. ~ Get rid of tra.h and garbat5e the clron electric fODAif A6CftH: UVINQ II NS'r COMPANY . fi/lf r ... •I hoQ•• •~""""' \1arket Reports VETERANS' LEADER CALLS ON IKE w. I w1l I ( va. . rm modem labor ...~iq •p~h•ace. Mtitall.le lhao 11 hudr. t 1 Au baurd. of aarbap •ad trnb l...clt w tell you more about lhia AND """"Q'*'""' ••"'Y J I Boiler Explosion Rips Apart New Building In Milwaukee Racine High Student Staffs Are Announced Mollohan Will Be Honored At An Open House a childcen, E<lwm Poul, l" ol and Jacqueline JeanAdene He rltlves truok for the StandanJ 011 tom P_•n_y_ I_n _ c_ nl_u_m41 _ u:_ _ _ _ _ __,.,.,.,.,,-~.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,..,....,......,.,..,...,.,...,.,.,.,.,.,.,;:...,,_.,.,.,.,,- Sophia Whitlock Funeral Services Will Be Thursday Funual rt'SVICe! tor Sophra An gela Wtutlock, 84 of 173 Mulbe rry ave Pomeroy who daed m Mer g.s General Hn'lpltaJ at 12 30 p m Monday wlll be held Thursrl a} al 1 cent years D a m 111 Sacred Heart Ctrurch Y.tschl'l" and about 25 f1remen, urged the arloptmn by tbe ChamShe had t)f ~n zn 111 health fur " equtpped with searchhghts dug ber o£ the h"¥C p01nt program lo ng perwd or tune rnt o lhe tangled mass ol ruans W\tb presented Rosary services wrll he htld on p1cb axes and power 1aws to be The five 1ssues presented by W edne~day at 8 p m ill the Ewrng sure no olht!J" vtetuns were trapthe C1vtc Commrttee were Ol An Funeral Chapel out effort of the Pomeroy ped I The daughter of the late '1r A polrce dctarl wa-s posted durChamber of C()mmerce an s up 11nd Mrs Jarob Merers, she r.~ sw mg the mght to keep eurtoszty port of the Vete-rans Memonal vrverl by ~1:< chrldren Fred Wh rl Bond 1ssue wh1ch will appear on Student staffs for Racma the I seek.-rs away from shaky walls lock Mrs Herman Grueser Jos~ ph the Novtmlber ballet 1 }rar hook and El'ho Racrne High [ Which threatened to crumble Robert H Mollohan Democratrc Whrtlock Mrs Mary Kunzelm 11n (2) The provrdlng (){ factual tnI School ~ newtpaper were announc Ktlled by the blast were Mrs candtdate for governor of the Frames Wb1tlock and Mr:. Homer formstton to the voters on the e d toda b Pnncrpa l Oonald c I Arthur Ba:a:ter 35 a tierk who Vrrgama wtll be Bnckles wtth whom Rhc made h er Wol ff' Y } various candidatE's for o~fice 1n State of Wf'sl dted enroute to a hOSpital and ho•ne and four J;tan.dehildren Charle.11 Planke 49 wh.., died 1n 1 order that the voter when he casts honored on Thursday evemng at open house to be held at the home The deceased wa s prr-cerled m Dnnna Circle and Jamce Wolfe hos pttal four houn: after the exhis ballot wJll be well Informed dl"atb h} hrr husba nd H1 ram ha ve Men named co-f'dJtor.. of the ploston as to just whom he Is castmg hts of Mrs P T Burdett on Oh1o R1'1' er Road tn Pomt Pleasant Whrtloek and two sn m; H1ram Jr y(arb<~ok which will be pubhshed vote an the sprang Seven other penor. were hosand Edward Gemgc Whttlock (3) The orgamzatJOn .,.d pr oHost for the affair will be Joe Eihlor m-chaef of the Echl) staff p1tahzed and 12 were gl\len hrst fo~rrend s may call at the Ewmg motion of a Teen Age Recreation F Burdette charrman 00. the Oem1s Norma Chapman Ftrst tssue a1d by the company nurse Puncral Home at any ttme Centlr In Pomeroy, \Vhcn;m un ncratlc Erecutlve Committee of date has been set for Oct 17th A steam b01ler rn the basement Burnt! wrll bl' made 1n Sacred der proper supervision the many Mason Co unty Mollohan IS also H~arl Cathnhc Ccnwtery Otht rs on the Echo staff Ul· of tile two...1tory bnek and glas$ young folk of the communrty congressman from West V1rgm1a's d ude June Proffitt rea tures , Bet black olfrce bulldtng exploded and would have a place to gather and First District YANKEES' DON LARSEN throws the first pitch - a ball - ef the fltt'h game of the World t) sellers ltterary Dennre Hrll blew out one wall and the roof hQld social funct10ns Series to Brooklyn's Jtm Gtlllam and, 96 pttch es Later, he woUild up wtlh the ftrsl perle<\ s porb Donr.a Jean Lewrs art The two fust floon With deiJks, lnvited to attend The pu:bhc rs (4) A stu1y of the trdflc and game 1n World Senes htstory A crowd of 64,519 at Yankee Stadtum and mi1hons more m S htrlc} Salser funny husmess flhng cabtnets and ather mater parlung stluatron In Pomeroy and the open house, accordmg to Mrs Claudta Shields and Shtrley Ward rak cras hed m a heap 1n the ba'llefront of radto and TV sets struggled along wtth him as he took over a spectal spot m baseupon the eompl.etlon of the study Burdett schn( I tatlrng Yolan Rhodes ment to offer r~ommendahoru to the ball's Hall of Fame (InternatiOnal) rhange Wanda Rous h Jamce It was feared at fu"Sl that many Pomero.r V11lage Councal for its \\ lbh Joan Neville Mrldred Trip pl!rsuns mtght have been trapped auidance 11nd acUo.n lett and Beatnce Gilltlan, busmess l 111 t he mass of debns (5) A better diSplay of the Am Korean Veterans are urged to manfl.gcrs About 100 men dug mto tbc erican Flag on all patrwUc holtattend the meetJng Wednesda y at wreckage for pos.s1ble vacums Near days A much n~ed civic gesTypiSt~ arc Gent>vtevc Snyder, ly 25 ambulances were ealled. aQd the Legion Hall whn Alec Blaar ture whtcb rn th8' past has been Glen11a Randolph ami AVls Theiss hremen, pohce ctvrl defenM wbrkCommander of the =.::riCI more Ql" !ISS tgnorcd Rep<>rters n<Jmed are Jamce er aod rescue 111uadl went to ..,ort. Wll I.Jte the peat 8 lt the In other bu!tness transacte.ll. at ~W. meetial o[ ' .ae.n Wttlfe ~cmar AQnabel RoSe, JUlllhe Thanksglvtna ,welle Cjllllpleted the Chambfor mt:etint IIJ<lnd1.y tt ' nf'tt Post, :'lie. 128, Amerfflftf Le- tor Lors Kn{)pp sophomor~ , Wa1d was announced thO ~ -m.e!lllbenlllp 1\ev Eu1rne Brown of United Mrs Hattre Ervin Mlddleport, when the· :Middleport Mimstertal AssoctatiOn met Monday gion Foster f'"l'A Alhe Stover, nlA tn the newly organlzed ctv1c body MethodL!It Church who tS the e harr was noUfted of the death of her morrung at th.e Firs,t Baptist Church wtth Fred I Gardner lom.mand 1 Bla tr wrll drscuss Donna Jean Lcwrs, BE Club Phy hid now reached 44 and that pro man of te Boy Scout organtzatron stste• Mrs Catherina Elizabeth pastor of the Church of Ohnst and prestdent of the MMA PIe I bp pt oposcr! bonus for Korean JlJs l hl ~ g lt'" dub and Jackie Ad spects of the membershrp gomg vc1.evan s and wrll be pn:pared to a.m~ band m Pomeroy announced todav plans I Dawso n 81 Columbus, at Umver· o'l'er the 50 mark were (Very much answer questrons on this s ubject ror meeting the commauee slly 1-IO'!f'ltal serv rces wtn be h e ld on jn evtdence F acuity adv1sor 1s ~fr Wulfe whtch 15 v ta l to all veterans of Thursday evening at 1 pm an the Wedne•·'• y Nov 21 at Heath Other staff members for Racrna Plans were also outllned for an B lh -nd st .... uneral services are to be held u that conflict e any Churc h on Se .. ., " Method 1st Church wltb the host arr Phylhs lhJ.c and Norma Chapannual dtnntr meeting to be held todaY a{ the Wngbtsel Funeral po•toc, the Rev C Raym'On Konk Commander Roscoe Ftfe and hls on October 24 Named to the Mapp1ng of plans for further Home, McArthur, wtth bur1al 111 " Beggars Ntgbt' for Pomeroy associates core urg1ng Veterans to man features Dwam Sayre and 01 nght as vtce-presldent in the comm1Uee to handle arrange orgamzallons of Scout Troops in the- Elk Cemetery, McArthur attrnd the meetmg whether lhey Davtd Hysell bus1ness maoager.>, youngsters hu been ~t for Tu.esRobert Euler a nd Tommy Stobart, ntght, October'" 30, Mayor E F. brmgmc the message menta for the affair were Dr K Pomeroy Will be the prtnctpal to arc Leg10nna1res or not Survavors mcludc four sons The !§roup appo1nted Mr Konk sportJ; Claudia Shaelds and Betty Robrnson, announced today D Amsbary Paul Casei and Rich pic on the Thursday agenda OhiO s n!'W tenure law for publrc Ernest, Columbus Ralph, Los Ge rrghl as vrf'e p erstdent m the o£ Sellers p'botograph y, Donna Jean The Mayor urged that parents, Jones schnol emplo~e~ which doubles tos, Calif, Oscar and Walter San frr:e v.:tcaled bv the Rev L A At the first mcettng of the com Lewts art Genevieve Snyder, chlldreD and the pubhc cooperate It was al~o announced that Jose, C11lif three stepdaughters, Bangerter who moved to Camden the length nf contracts from one June Profitt and Joan Nevalle, to prevent serloua accrdents from m~mbersh r p plaques for dl,play m!Uec hf;ld last 11hursday thooc Mas Hate! Laggett Columbus, Mrs thrs summer The Rev C E Hoyt to two vear~ w ... s explamcd IR de present were Thomas Lambkin typtsls m busmess esta.bl111hments ot all occurrmg hul by 1.. mrulv Supenndent of Mrs V1nas Lee ts faculty advu;or Chamber mP.mbcrs would soot!. be Scout Executive for the Tn.State Edtth Stimmel, Carroll, Mrs Ivy of the First Ba-pttst Church was Schools 0 0 P:~ttet so n last nrght "Parents should rlothe their Area vargJI Brown, Scout AdVISOr Teegarden , Baltimore & step.son nemed as astmlant secretarY £orthcomtnf( Dewey Qawson four suters, Mrs Future prnRrams mf the group at a meetmg nl !h(' Metgs Cha pter thlldren ln material eaa) to 5ee al for Rock Sprangs Charles Swat~cl , CASI CONTINUED Next meeting of the Chamber Ohro As'>O<'Jillt\ln of Pubhc Sehool Hattie Ervirt Middleport .Mrs Syl were discussed and they also talk Pomeroy Scout Master Dr John ntght," be saul The case of Kenneth Mohler 11' Wlll be held on Monday Ocil>ber Mrs ed of Sunday School and Morn1ng Fmployn'l:> held 1n Sah8burY And he auliilge-sted children take charged wtth larceny of equrp15 at 7 30 p m at the Ohto Pow- W Moore, Bill Clark and Rev Eu- v1a ZMTimerman, Welbton, In an artwn packed game to Mag1e SaltA, Hamden, Mrs Goldie worship on,t:~n1zation and promo ~chooJ an extra dose of cautron Wtth gene Brown er Co offtccs day the Brooklyn Dodgt!r s evened ment frum a slaughter bouse ownfhc new Ia,... rncl ud es a prothem as they m a k e thetr wa:t Chrlsttan, Dundas two brothers tron ed by J ohn Boyd has been con~ Chester Ward Chtllleothe and ElThe benedrctron was gaven by VblQ n that afte r a nnr. vear proba up t he Wortd Serres by wJnntng 1n trnued unhl Ckt 17 accordtnl to throua:b tht! streets Dravers of tars mer Ward, Logan ; and one grand the Rev Howanl Ruppelt Ftrst t onary p!'l wri school employees a 10 1nn1ng game over the New the offtce of Probate Judge John are also urged to be cautious daughter Presbyterian pastor, and the mem rnttst be granted lwo year con York Yankt•es Weat.er pl Bacon bers wenl to the Marhn Restaur tt ads In the Dodgers half ol. the tenth Carl Gorbv pre~tclrnt of the \o frame Labrne fhed out to Martla ant for lunch \a l chapter t• ld fhe Da1l~ Sent- rn short center Gtlham walked tnel Thts n<'W law tS a dc[Jmte Reese bunted and was out Gal11am A year of study abroad as a Rotary Foundation Fellow lS , Jlp m the nght drrect ton ThiS gorn to second Snider was pur the posstblltty for some student from the Bend Area, Mtlt ~til grve "se houl rmplo)ees a (Jttle poscly Y.alkrd Robmson smgled Stephan preSident of the Bend Rotary Club announced today over Slaught eJ s head Gtlham scor ~rc .rnty • Apphcatlons are now bemg accepted by the Rotary Club for 1ng to Win the game for tbe Dod~ John Henry Wtlson, Jr, well-known advertising eJ:f!('lltlve Other new lcgaslatJOD explamcd lhc Fellowship which mcludes all gers 1 0 and author of the novel , "Forged Souls," bas joined the exeby Patter.son wa ~ transportallon • education, and UvTomorrow 5 ftna bamr will now cultve staff of Stiffler Stores, Inc I as advertising director. A new rlr~ahll !lv lunlpc nsat on Earl Holman, 33 Rac1ne Rt 1 1ng cvpense9 for the 1957..00 acalaw th8t will oP. an :-~vrz ~r,:r. dou decade the Wnrld s Cbampronshzp The Stiffler Stores, Inc , from 1ts headquartel'5 In Jackson, and ohn Yost, Portland, bumped operates 10 )unaor department The Wahama lhgh School Ath- blc payments tH~ 1 !0 )CIII'S Of 10 baseball for 1956 demic Y""' Lhelr cars together Sunday when -~crvtce It stores tn Southern Ohto ](•ltc Roo~ters made plans for an Apphcatums for the Rotary Fel· Holman stopper for a funeral proA, DI'W pz OVI~IIIO t hat la~bthly Mechamc ~tree~ 1n Pomeroy was ce&ston the Sher1U's ofiLcc report- auctron "Sale to be held on Octoher GllANQPAR~l'!f WILson a nattve of Charleston, Jowshlp may be made only throu&h be puachased s [ w 1U dltect the ll)..unlt chains' 20 wh£"n thf'' met In a ~occtal .a;. ms urruu:e now 111:11 the Rotary Club in the ct\Y where blocked off tb1a morning b)' a cre.w ed today \)verall advertU11ng program from ~1on on Mondav evening at tbe h} S<"hool bu;mJ, the stUdent has his permanent res- fr()m the Meigs water compan) Prtor to 1hrs \f'<ll 1 <~brlrty tn The 4o!CCident occured ncar the 1ts local ma1n oHtces school burldmg tdence In the Bend Arc<\, appll whtle a crew installed a 2 mch Tr a uctiOn scheduled lo begz!l ~ttralle'e wa'<i lrf! up 10 a hu s dnver catlcn fhould be made With eatber water tap (or Henry FJwmg s new corporatton lilruts tn Syracuse on He has an txtenslve background Rt 124 There were no lRJUt:ies Kroger buil~tng <~l 2 o clock m the afternor n of tu bu v Net rl'~l lt wa~ that few Stephan or Russ Capehart, the In new~paper and department co uld afford 1t .wri f (' W bought 11 Superintendent c M Hcnr.esy Is. Holman, ~tfflcers &aid stopprd for October ~o wtll be held at tbe club secr-etary store adverbsmg and sales proForty stx local r hap•tr member~ In charae of the crew He sard th~ a proceston and Yost's car struck Mason Commumtv Butldmg mottons He began hrs bu.slDeiS rtt~ nded tl ~ 1111 rlrn" pre.nded Candidate!! must be between 20 street will be cl~ed to traffic the Holman car In the rear No career whtle m hl5 teem by beTn conJunctiOn / wrth the auctr n and 29 years of age They mwl vf,. b) Gorh' ch_a_l'fl _,_e_f were (.~Il::•d:::__ __ _ _ coming a cummerdal arh.st and wall be soc1al at which rcfn ~h have a college or umvt:rslty degree t:::":.'O::'U:'&~h~T_:•:::••::d::•::Y:_________ served hiS apprenticeshiP iU adments of all krncls w1Jl b(' ~old (or they must be 1n their semor I vertistng at Loveman, Joseph &. Socral game5 Will be pla:ved m tbf' year), a record of high scholastic Loeb B1rmmghsm evemng standing, and a thorough know Since then he has been associ· Bo[os!ers wtll sohctl artr clcs for ledge of the language of the coun ClNCINNA 11 I 1 \ If' Pruduce ated. w1th the B1rmmgham News. t.be sale m the vanous towns 1n ll y m wh1ch tbey propose to Eg:gs lat ,!r t \ower pnces and the P1zitt Department Store the harna 111 f'a frocks wrll 1r a" r •tcl at farm ' ' m umrrs while~ stuDy or Brrnnlngham and Gadsden Ala el from Letart to We'll C..,lumbra llld bzo,...tls <\ Jllmh o 4ti-49 A In 1953 he restgned as pubhclty They must have the ab11ity to [ on Fr1da) Octnb~;;t 19 mcktng up l 1 ge 43 45 -\ m r dt l ms 27 30 A dlrf'ctor o£ RBgers Inc of Flomake fnends raslly be v1tally tn ttcms to be donatt'd for tc ~nl~" ma I Jfl _I H In ~ l ~ 38 FOO rence, Ala a post he held for 26 tercsted In world affairS and pos 1 Anyone v. ~>ht ng lo donate ~rt 1 r.lr nnalt <\ l tJCI' ~ 1 J:'il medium years to become an rxecuhve of sess a.n 1nstmcl for Jesdership JkJ 1 rclf's 1.!:1 askl'd to rn11lact eJth<' l 1336 Sam Fox Inc or Lansmg Mach tary FellowshtP' ar" granted wtth Ha.iry Staats wh"!i" phl'n" n>1 •1 h1ck rl'~ 1 u .. 1k1ul s ea(h WriS!ln comc.s to Jackson rrom out regard to rl\'t"l", eraed, or t:ll ber tM I\!1 nrt 2-4.~98, 01 ~~ s /1! fl)'f'Ho, 3 I ~ Jl, !11 )IllS, OVCI 5 Ly.uchburg, where for tbct izenshtp burtrce Youn...: of Wtst Columbr • lh l:J-14 ])l' 1 ~ 5 Jh 0/Ld tl lldCr 1::1 past two yeus he has lf;een affUThe deadline for the 1 cceipt of wh(l!;.., ph(1ne number l'S Spr uct• hrns, hgbt 1nrr II 12 old roosters iated wtth Snyder and Berman, as appllcattons the 19M-~ tea 35362 tO 11 exeeutlve asststanl to the firm's d!'mrc year b y the Bend Rotary TurJt:e) " to m, lw 1\\ 20 lb aml president Club t8 NoH•mbe~: 1:5i up 23-24 ton~ undfl 26 lh 22 23 FIVE PASS TESTS Stnce the pmgra'll wii.S maugur Among those fro m I h e Bend htnJJ hl'<l\ \ ~ :-.":.- 'h 7 rr ver-roa~t pled m 1{147 in memory of the ]0 ib .tnd Ulldt I 25 26 MATERIALS MEETING OCT. 10 Area of Maslln (o un lv who pAS~ ! d founder of Rotary Paul Harris The 'Dry Matenals ' meetmg to the Drners Test grven last Thurs Rotary Foundatlon Fdltowshaps IOIIH SHIR, 1. an orphaned helreu to a mnHnn-doDar estate, til REVIVAL ,w\EETING be held at Rock Sprmgs Grange day 1n Pt Pleasant wcl e the fol have been awarded to 827 young aboWD wdh ber grandparents, Mr. a.nd Mrs. 58-muel Zitmau. after 1hc1c .... rtl lrr 1 1 ~1 11 rnectrng hall will be £rom 10 to 3 p m Wed lowmg men and women hvlllg m 61 coun 1\ tlw b.rgll' Rrllg• Lommuntty 1 ChicaJo eourt rvJ.ed that abe will stay w1th them untU Oetobv 10. nesday Oct 10 Hume demonstnLawrence Jum<~r Cunmnghanr triffi tn Europe A~\a Afrrca the Tbtr ,ounpter. whose pan:ats and sister were killed Jut Autwrt tD. C: but ch be gmt rr~ Od 15 The !Hm club wom.,n wtll study decorRoute 1 Letart, RohPrt Gerlach Americas and the islands of the u. auto orUil. iJ tht eenter of a custOOy baUie betwMl'l her tfh.D.d• meclmg rs sc hcd ul, rl rlrffcte lr.l mm atrve $\C'hemes under guidance of Letart l..el"O\ Jame s Oarhng Nrw Pac1f1c for .study rn 40 eowntrres JI&Milbt and two Reb ot uncles and aunts. The court lndkated that nr~~:hts wtlh ~~ 1N \1 i! llkrf'nt miD Mrs Howard Nolan home dcmonHaven Franklln David R1 c har<l en October 10 a ftnal rullna may bt made •s to .,;hich relaottvM wDl The o~e ~e•r grants average $2 PUIIDINT IISINNOWU chat. with Joeepti Burke, or ClnclnNtf. rstcrs seh€'du krl 1 hi meeting are strallon agent • 'S()n, New Hsven, and Edna Mart<' fM)O each and the totaL grants ~.Kin nenr~'~n('!lt ,.u-rt.od:Y .t "BDhin.. .._ (.l.ntcrTUI.tian41 Sowuf.Dhat4l.. Ohio. u the uwly...lect.ed romm•nder ct the Dtsab1e4 War Vet· opnn to the publll Gramm New He~<·n since 1947 ha"e been In c~css of _et111Jcolle41o p11 blo~I&l t(>e jl{blte- {lnt<ni4tloooll Meeting Called Catherine Dawson ---'U-n-io_n_T_ha _' _nk_s_g-~ iv-in-g Service For Organization Funeral Serv1ces · Plans Made By Ministerial Ass'n ~f Scout Troop Being Utdd Toda.y Plaps rot umon ser"'~" UtDity Carl without going outdoors! FINE LAUNDRY f'. • •'•OG•I '""""'~ do>IIJ• wl!h II*""' "II b o ' , ol\ "II f Oftl panol U 0 M ~ •~ P1o••cllon ,...., fq" ppod - ~ " I ... ~ kor Mil •lot,. Into to- 1 vr Yo Oo o o l "I••• ul• •lo• wood• lR Kltch.n st..h Seat, 24' upbQlltery m choice of colon Ci.,•• J1MI of trollhle·free 2.!5 \l(\(111\) 92 It~\ -l7 11 7 11'14 , $.i 7 11 tl-i) ld D RIDING CLUB MEETING Metgs Countv r rdrng club w•l' m r el Tues Oct 9 at the Rod Spnn.11,s r.rangc Hall at 8 00 PM I' oltowmg the bus mes s scs~run there wal1 be a s qu ar~ dance tn cha t ge of Jun Carnatlan Larsen Pitches His Way To Baseball Glory Setting up of a ftve point program for the Initial prOJects of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce was the hlghltgllt of the meetmg held by that organizlltlon iii the offices of the Ohio Power Company, Monday evening Lester Fu~z as chatrman of the Ctvic Commltteo reported the results of a conclave of that committee last week and h11h Chn;orrnum fin11h O...rao ACCOUNTS $ M~112 ows p I 10 Point Civic Betterment Plan Advanc1ed By Chamber Of Commerce ' ·BUSINESS PHONE 398 • • I MEETING CHANGED Kitchen Stool Pomeroy-Mtddlepor~ Ohio, TUesday, OctobEr 9 1956 NO 150 • ,n Office Roan: 9 lo 1!, 2 lo 5. (Close 11 Noon ou Tbun.) $:) 2f:t3 797 01 I VOL VIII su,.., .,_Luxe St1p Stooh 24!1: • h11h Completely adJulta.blc for mrlov1dual comrort Rubber trcaded 1wmg away lte'PI Chrom•um or fa3h10nable black cna.[Ud fin ~h w•th Duran up hWitcry m choice of colou The meeting of the Past Councilors of ThCQd-orw; Council daugh ters of A'Tienca scheduled for Thursday t'Ventng October 11 at the home of Mrs Henry lle~bel has been changed to Thursday evemn-g October 18 It was announc ed turlay by Mrs Rerbel cl...., '" ll'rMt Wlmlftll, t.lr In ......tt. witft .r:hanc.. of a ,.,. lhlw•,. ....,. Lelw Erie toctay, wlfMtr an4 cooler....,.. Fair with froet In mNt ~ Nnivhf W.dneeclay f•lr Mel cMI High todar 50s Nfthwlr .. t• Ohkt IOUff, , p.artty * Step Stool Mllllll 41 A RUN$ enttne at y WUTHIIl: IOUtheut Low ,.,..,._, 21 to '11. Save steps! Save energy! See COSCI today at The Mutdlcport Emergcn~y Squad was ('alled Sunday wben Ta} lor Pulhr.s was reported 1li at hts home on North See.:and Avenue The squad waHalled agam Sund11y evenmg when Robert Wtll became dt at his ho~e 1n the Pratt Bmld mg North Second Avenue Dr R R P1ckrno was called on the last ease • • e -~...;,;,;;; ~~~~..;.....,;;;;;;;;..:::::~ THE BLOODMOBILE IS COMING LANE A ~ll t!Jr l!l \lllf.: rf l1 t ftr lti!UrC lh ttl \\lur1 t/u d uJ,...lr~r Al'n t:s '1 1111l o •! Mr~ 1 !tupman h 1d '• I • tn ,l l J l d 11 1/lt Ohw \- illr ~ l! du trg I lJJII'tll\ t n ~tuhll1pmt An on~ I h•l' l al it n lrll ).{ th( Oil St1t1 Sl mf HI] )..{1111! Ill {Ill Sil lllcltj wt•t tht Hn llov. rrl llup pt lt l lo l'. ,llll l:ljt l ' U;.tl t Dtrlt nrl Bl~1111 W rllmt n t heslt 1 }{JtldtJ ~ rnllitl w.uuke Mt .tnd Mrs Don t unan .11ul •hrughl<'l Ka'htc(n ( tnc nn<tlr \~U•l \1 rs H l So~nshmy rrrd 1r utl y S 1l urday I hr'} had lOJJH I 1 ( Jt( ~ ltttt ea rltc r to ~!tend tbr lit 1 f 1111 fur t tlrt rc of Mr anti \r r J !l1lt~ \[uti I' 111 .md chtld t lll ''HJ are movrn~ :>!lU ll to Wa!ih tn ~t 1 111111 11r \lr llild \1 -. Wtlltl I \1rs \\ l " hl ~ l! t iiY.l ~ l,l!ll~t \lo111 1'1111H1 m rull H oh~ rll!un whrtl \1' l\uult \rrh ~t tn(~lIH]t-.; Mrtlh]Hrt l trlth d lh l• r1lp tlth l t~t w~ck tt I ~~~~ I II 11 The Citizens National Bank I b u ber Bowl Meet Attended By Local •• VISitor In North I 1 l'ng AuntOIItiD OIAl• fOI lnstallallon of the new offu.:ers 1dent rr:tl.! the rn ~ tallatron cere h•ghlightt•d t he Octobt'r mt'etlllg r1o ny and prf'se ntcd corsag..:s to of t be Chester Gat drn Club al the Mrs Earl D1an Prl'S Mrs David h01111 of Mrs Pearl Kot:lh'ntz who K >hl e nt z V1n pH'S Mrs C N was ass rstcd by Mr s Davtd Kob Jone~ Secltlar) anrl Mrs Carl Je ntz Mrs r11ax I! at ra h pa,.t pres K<tull. t r ca~ urel A 1cport on th e OAGC State ( oiiH nt ron 11[ Athens WH8 giVen by l\l r-. Womlr1 w Mora and a report ott tlu rcgrf)nal mt.c l tng at GaUl· pol ~ hy Mn Max Harrah It was n p rlf'd that Mrs Earl Dean had WIn a hlue rtbbon for an arrange ~lh \\ thu t I' ,. II' <Llld ~o n tttlnt cntcnd rn the !J.ower SJh()W Bu st v llunhn ',l,tl• Wlfkf' nd !I II ~ con\ • ntaon !: U"Sts or M r~ An/l i t~ ()Jrltng"r and l\1t s Htch rd V tu g' nand StJns l lu gro up vo ted to purchase a ltd I 1nd !) 111 J hn <tll1 n I· rl th1 n • v. h ook fr r the club library, 'hn.,tcnrtrg srrvt1t ~ r lluni\d Ed l h ~h1l:t1 'World uf Flower AI I\ <ill d ynun,!'t :;on uf ~lr " nd Mr , rangwg V tU ghn at tht rnor n ng v.ors h p ~~ • ~r~ts at tht ~~r~t l't• ~ h) teraan Mt s Davrd Kohlenlz gave adem ( hu rt h Mr \ ;ntghn , ntploy ecl nnstratwn and s ome very InterestIt lhc St A.lh t 11 ~ 1 \ r :-. Srtpl 1 mar n~ t tps on HO'W to Plant Bulbs k1t and Mrs \ lll n htt t d their 1 Mr~ r. B Knrijht prepared an in'" lls r 1 1urm!l to v. ~ 1 Vrrg n•:~ rolm.rt111 P•per on "Earhest Sun lit) wrlh )11 1 n thtl Mr, l';.r S p 1111!.! Rullh read by Mrs How ,on~ 11n11 ~ on t~ud wtl l ~ ~i l then 11 tl Knight for ~pp t oxrnlllt l1 It n d 1\ '> llw flo w'" r JU<I~I'S awarded hlue W<'l'k f' nd gut~ ~ ol \lr and Mt s rr hh •ns to Mrs Pearl Mora Mrs lll rt a d I ultl n 1 l tu,.,hl~ 1 Beth l ' th~r Wrr~trt Mr~ Peatl KobHn httlltiLtll ~ !\l 1 Jnd Mr!o!Rov ltlll l. Mts O,rvrd Koblentz Mr'S ~tilt! 81111 ~~ tllg ht1 I 1\! 1 ll ( Ull'I'OY BtH I Rtdenour and red r1bbons to 111d Mr <t ltd l\l 1' llrn \l1~ F11rt \lts VC'TnQn We ber M18 Laur \\ lVIII lnd rnr t MtllhrHtn Mrs rrl'da Young IJtltl II l1111tr b 1k1 hr ~ rlU$ (' Mr:; brl Dean dnrl Mrs Rcld whrJ!' pl lj II, \\L[)I tl h1 \dOW Young l1lk r l H• t t \ IJ.: t l tin \lhtn ~ flu Nov rnbcr meetwg wtll be I ' ' r~ ~ of Mrs Earl :\l1' I I JJ~ • ( h L]ltlt 111 wlr, 1~ em h< lrt at lht horn!' l h,m Wlth Mt~ 1- st hr r Wn~.:ht a.s p' )ttl 111 Llt1 \u n r. lu•t l 11 ~ ug MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Hatrt ~o n vtl]t OJ I I 1Grange Met Thurs. T':>Elect Officers • Salem School Graders Give Program For Retired Teachers Meeting Here Daybook hs Hawkins, Pomeroy SocJCty Editor I Har-risonvi~e-·- C, 1ang, \1 17:l.f m{t n ll !.(l tlrr l!t!oi, Lfll\ JhJISdty ntghl f,IJ m n)l: t hr 11 ~ 111 1 rrl rr of " ll1 ru '' >WlllJ. uffJI(/~ ,'1 I.,Jn~~ wt>n ~ 1, 1 t~ 1 f 1 1 1h 1 1 1 1 I yc.Jr ' rmJ L '1tur 1 1 lllr\JJ( 1\tkrrr • '\lis tcr Norm ro; 1 WI!I 1 l VI 1 ~~ 1 r li n m~ 1 II I ~ ~ Sll w.1 rd I r r 1 C.: l ~ rk A:-.~ t Sll W rrtl I 1 I rl ll Alk II~ (h.rpl rrrt Alt1 l p1 '1 It • litter f'lilllk ll ,rlldl\ ~llf•lorl Hu hy llullad.1~ 1.1 1k11J r l\ ~ r The Seminel way ---- r $:,000,00<l ! �-· • .. . - " - . ----- . ~ - ., - ~ -- 'f .. - --.. . • • 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtddlcport, 0 Oct 9 1956 ·-======~~==- ' -. f !TELEVISION GUIDE T l1e Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Daybook INVITE GIN, MGI. I l\ ' .• E .. 1: ~ d· d Sunday by The Ohlo Valle} ttoel, Jnc ., a• 110 lhcbarut St., Pr>meroy 0 Buslne.s~ o!fJro I•bone 398, edilonal offlce pbo!a 397. ' "omt!roy Oblo. L_ • .~~~lOll f<IHl.t\ .1\ lhl• 100F hal l Pum l'tU) at 7 JU pm All nw m b (•ls th .., lh 'ao· o advance at The [Jaily Sentmel office $Ui 60 moe !i, ~ , three monthB $3 90 B n1ob ' ' IVIIiahle· one mcnth • 1 8 Y r route wben -.... L,_ ..,. .,... • "' Y matl one year SB; s1.1 m oal h.!l $4.25 --~e~ montlll:l, ..,, iJU: one mO'htlt S-1. , - - - - -- :11 1' ~ertain mechanJ(JJ and spJce !mutatiOns " II enhr~ page bein . d ( .-.1 tHolubtl the be' W . g use or this valthlhlc !-iedJOn for the time mg . hlle more space and nwttorJ ,d Is a long r;mgp goal we shall br :limply busy now doing <~ decent t' ob "''th the ' a'r'atlable space 11 00 'f1c T .tc Dotlgh ', JU I' ( v•tld Bt> Y1ou I ~ 01 ~ l "Jml'r., C.oc' 10 S<hool 1~30 lunenr :JU In this connection, nlso, we also want to adv 1se our rea•iers that accepted custom by newspapc1 s for t111s S]JJCe "'111 not tJe followed to the "T " 1amt• Some or you fellers who arc always griping' How about tt, Lets gel you on record to the public with your ideas. Muybe If the town D•ds and other good thinking people know about it, something would be done. Anyway. g£•t us some t~tten For a starter, for argument, we'l1 try the Presley angle 0 K The Dally Senlln~l takes 3 dim view not only of Presl~Y'.s three Cadlllacs Ibecause Wl''re Jenlous) but also or the prlffil· tlve emotums he alfouses In our fan er sex Wr: don't suggest Presley be inrarcerntcd , only censon•ci, and we UJ)CCt the craze being shown for him will soon die a natural rl('afh as It has for so many like him In the past A.-; an art f~rm. Presley's singing (?) Ill a new synthesis of Amerkan Bee Bop, swing, and the Negro spiritu~l It is pure Amerlcrm, gr:J.nted, but that does not meow il Is the gr£'atest thing that hos, "come down the pike " Let's ramble back to the subject of edHoriri'ls· While on recent extensive travels, commuting from Meigs to the west coast, this writer studied newspapers in every community he tarried One particularly caught our editorial eyr It was a suh banner under the paper's name, reading: "Tbr Only Newspaper in the World Thai Cares Abo~\ You!" That ts pretty sound, we think, and an rXI'cllent idea for Dally SenUnP) readers to remember ror j~ermitted the chaRce, The Dally Sentinel wants to demonstrate that sentiment to be true here In the Meigs-Mason area·, too Around and About W itlr Robert Ruark BY ROBERT C. RUARK I !lht'l hill lhnt t'i 111\'H"l y II 11\lnOI t \1) iJIJ.;I.!I' ' 1 klt •k I' ill 110\ l"OIHfjlJ h.1~11l g ~t'l' ll l1l 1 1 ~1·d !1lw ,l('i' :Jrl tl Mr and Mn A. C. Balles of CorDine ottio were calllna on M1sst·~ Kate L and Lury Kthhle Tut•sdu) Mr and Mn J S Marks ttnd a:rand4on Dallas Murk~ Wt'Jt' wt•f'k end guetb of their ar•nd ,(on l'h:tr let DNm a11d famtl)' 111 M.. rlt•n, Ohio. .Rtlelgh ltttz~r and wtft• uf Akron, Mn. I .UC)I nurd1·n llf Ht•l pre and Mr1 ('hlnrr Juhn~on of Humboh, Kansa11 wt•rf' rl.' rent IUeatl in the BiRt' Hrltn•t honu• Everett Petty Jr and wiff' >A·ho have been located at Jun<'l1on c 1ty Kittras while In• the army will nu•v 10 to Fol't Dlx , N .J 1u t'mbal k on tblp lor serv1ce In GPrnlltfl\ \!r~ Petty will remain With hC'1 p n ents, iii Omaha. N4>01'!hko Mr and Mrs T.awn•n(' f' \\ \ 3nl at Wllllamstown, W VA v.tor4' l l' Oftt JUett of tht>tr dau )!; h\('1 , \lr~ Lawrence Ritchie Mr. and Mn. Wm Stalnakf'r and daulbter Sudra and D1ck Smgcr Avo1dmg r~·rl.nm pcoplr ts grf'l!f 1·:111~ run too 11 is )/'Iii} ,I!IJ ,Il ln J,; \\IJ,i! :1 lllllll · ht•1 uf lllglll i\'t ' 1ttumphs ,1 11\,Jt\ t'an budd up ~~~4 ' 1 ,, p1'tl0d uf 11Jlll' I hiiVI ' 111 "''' ,,. irl "W;rr mul 1'1111"1' 111 1ll t• B1ullwr~ Kn1ama lll\' or Mt'ln K.11npf' <JI · na~ Kapltal " Fo1 • Pills I havt• o!VOHh·d ('t'tt.•kel malcll(' o.; .r~ t IH' 1 t•ry plogrw .lnrl J r;~; m Js s fr om my flrl wnu • peo. plt! Who di ~t' ll ~S I ht•l!l Wh('n 1 thlrtk th<~lllwr•• 1s no IJw romp<'lllng me 10 a!lt'IHI rock· l,lll p.illll's f 11 IJ ol pcopiL' who tell u, 0 what 1s wrong With Ill}' life, .,..,ork and general Blms 1 feel so JO;ous that 1 often go out mto Gods outdoors and throw 9tonl'S ut str11ngt> lrttlt· OOys who nde br eye It'S on t I1e road m fr out of tb,' y;~ rd That II'! one of the few spoi11S al whJch [ t'Vt•rlecame p•uficlent, unl<•S.a 1t waR (fie dehl'lllt ' art of be rng t•XII'f'"lllt>ly rude to Uij]y WOo llll' n With IIICS.'I!tge8 . , Now I know \P I\ Wi•ll lhnt ]J. ho• tll!'C .l!ri\'I'LI Ill J Hllilom With nlnf' p<'ople, ln('iUJIIlj( hh h!H\ /H't , h1s motlwr 50 ~ 1111> :1111! .1 sp 11 t· umdelllhr~ lwon1se 1 ll'oill 11 111 the impt'lrahly l'rrnnt·uu~ ll llth f1 jliP~~ llr• lllll\t'd m ;1 ~,:ul<i- lhii',HI · f'rl jaC'hi 11dlllJ.! n piiHlll 01 hllll11' lhmg 11 1s 11\l ~Prv 11.1 II In ll'tlil llbOut •lf hut J rlon'l w.ml tu ~1'1' 1t of heru 1t l'OUI(] go nn anti on but wtwn vuu tlunk that }Ill! tlo not 11wn ,1 dl'llw h.1t, eom m 111·, work Y•u 1· or I':JIIH'ru, I A1·tlfrM1111H 11nd Mrs Arll1111 Htl~t' I son and 1tw wt•t•k t•nrl Belrm 'tp('nt With Mrs DntJ Hosf · MrR. Wurlty D::!VIs o1 Drx1t•r ~~ spendmg th!~ WNk with hN dau8hter, M.re: An1l Ho!lrr an.! ramiJy. Harold Rrtwk and (; .. r,llrtnw Wo~s nf Chl'ster Rprnt Tl1111 ~ rlay ev!:!'nmg with Mr ano l\.11 s l"IJ,ut rs Spt>ncer and Mr., Ettn Sprn!'!'i' Mr and Mrs Juhn 1l<'t'k !ipNtl •MonO<tv ·•ftf'rnoon w11h M1 . llml Mi s Edrlrf' C. t tffith -- - - - - - - - 1n Wall Sl•et•l ur tht• crt} o1 for an ,,rl\rlll•ln~ agen('y, thul }IHI do not I' oil voe)Hll t 01' go Wtlh llu· lelbW!! Toudllll~ nr1 I'• ('~it·~ 1 must ll" wbt do. that "llU have nevc 1 ~ mel a btl odd I love to Sl't' ~11ls w1ggll' {,JI\1'[01(.1 lill\ISC!' and h!IVP no Jn• wlwn th••y ~Jn~o~. bul WIK~hn~ b1~vr. r.•r·t· o; t whatsoever 1n Garbo Pr1 nce atuu~<· no but;\ 111 my b1 e.1~ t Odtl . Ra1111t"r Aly Khan , or Elnabeth I know hut lht-te you alt' l'ay\or's rather spotty love aftalrs; I ha v1· many ~lmplt• plt•,tsu re~ du not rlrtnk Alexanders ol' admirl> th,t t !'ON/ nothmg I don I rrotl tht• thr predtKt>sted li ptnacll they ser\'e, HUs.slanl'i bN·aulit• I du nut twlil'Vl' )Oil don l go to cnlley!E' rrumon& anyhorlv Nl'r fllll!iht•d un1· ut tho~i· nr attend wte.!!tllng matche11, 1t0 not 10pound \tt•:rtht's on prll1JI1i.tlh snwkt• a ptpt', or reguliirly .~tteod nothJIII( .tlld I don t t'\1'11 rar~ lin;1 111hc1 Kl Moroceo or t~ ,Sl()rt H t Otni'S out, '~ lnCt' 11 nevt•1 ,-.<illy Club. then life is full of -llrh"WWri· ·"' L s tart~ (ThlS IS ht'll.l ~JV, of {'(10}~1:11 •It! I fu.l tlun&a that I anf sm,.i Jr0 One of rn} (!reatt•sl pten:r.tU l'~ ts shotrlll all be D!i happy ~8 klngB ' not v.atcllmg lelcvtswn 1 lo\t' to <rre nOw thul there aren't klflgs any ~, Stl amt think ahQut Hetty Fut r11·~· mun• I County Fxll"'n"wn At:t'llt ( · E and Wendy Ra11lt' hut ~t'p,uatt•f1 H all those goodu•s wHen't BlakC''Ih~f' rs m Gallipolis tr>dll, a~ rrom r cf:lger!llnrs. Th1:1 ts womh-r ''•H>ugh to keeo a mau..:m a :-~tale sistinrt wt!h arr~mgemrnh to1 1hr fully saving on the ryeBtghl And perpetual bllu the 'l'lil'rjtf~ 'l'titiual Feeder Calf Sill(• lo br hl'lrl think of all the poHtlcums yn11 lh1 MuHic: e tS that nut ont·e. not tomorrow it\ 1 rr n• f1om thr Oh 1 1 don'L havt• to hMtcn In! ThA't ahull' 1'111'1 have I ever mttlthe ,Pu~e11s \'lllll'y I.Jveslof'k ( 'o \:,rtl ~ makt•s the Ptlltha.~e of a "tv ~t·1 uf Wutdsor. Or Elsa MnWf'lP' Th ( anm.nl evE'nl ts ~ flun snrNI. hv thr Sou thra ql'l n Oh n R<•ef ur • N Fore•gn ews Commentary B.~ fhtlrlt•.• 1•'fcCann ...... of N£'W ('a~tt•• and Blaine and Ad· United Pr... Corr.. ponct.nt thP Nt>Wt>lt ot Shiich• were visitors Prime Mlnltter Anthony lifiien ~~ In lht• Bor I Shumway hou11e over tolno to fact • routh poltlu1 roo~d thf.' we£'kend from noi!V on. Rh'hllrd 1 Sm1lh. who Ia t>m· 1c:!p~ltlon to h&m I• growinv in· plnyed In Akron Mpent the Week· I l own Comtrtlve Party end at h1~ hotr.~e here l.ltht-wlnl mt~mbert Ktu .. him of Mr" llntl Mrs Ralph Painlt>r and ··c:~ntl rtrtl'lf~lne... fhmlly and llu,man Shartt"r and t : • •~IM of aftt~ft'l.ncan "'" famUy of Gnhe!lto» were wr.ek· 11" neurn ~ante the !Mlt of 11nrl ~U<' !ils uf UarvM" and Ella But· trea1ure ef fhtl Ltbe,...P&tty mean• !(' )' muth more va.rou1 crltlcl~tn br Rubh} 21,.1 yrar old son of Mt ~~·p:~l:'t11on_:rtftJI •en,on and Potts Doh D11nbee had his tonC II mentof dch ttart, O<t. 26 sr i~; removl!d Thu!"l'lday at the liar· 1 r t c tm I II¥ m•mtMn luian Uosp1tal o~ hh OWfl te-.n II likely to b• • Mr and Mn. Tom Collins are b I fe~ture of tht! C&nnr'tlv• P•rtr enjcylnJ a trip thla week to Mont· ~nu d congnu which OJMn• en real, ranadto u" •V· . Mr ond Mrs F . H R1rhud Man· Thill ttlt1ol~m "';111 .hl' nw1, Dftl«'l of I h,. Torch Sptedwa~· were marked b~lltl!i '.! of tt 1'1 1111 !( 1m"n~ lll$;lluts ht'll' Ftidtty Unlts h po~~lcul t>xpertt> that 11 .~ lim Ui'(' (; Kibble and fllnlll} gl'nt>r~tl PCI•Ut 111°nt&r} lli!II ~ I!O il \\•'• rW('ll' 14'( 1'111 Vl9itors or Mr~ Addle hf'ld rieht now, ~bot· woulrt w1n McGl't'W at Sandy\' !lie, W. Va. 11. Thl· rlt> t'd~v ille W S. C S of !h(> Norm.Uy, the Consr.r\'al tVI' s n' t' M F. ('hurch were •ntt•rlaln£'d r~ 1ft offlot!ICfr .a nve..~oar term whl c.'h r1•ntl y hy the l.ony Boltorn M (; dues not end un-hl Mn,, 1!){',0 l hur('h W S C S. 51&$ P05St8L5 FORCED h•• •n I RESIGNAThJN llut tJhdcr th~ British polltieal ~~stem EdPn could be r"mpulled h' hzs own followers to quzt In l1vor of anottlertonservrrllvP This 'i poss1h!llty, it u lnd1Catt•d t ~ on e that r11nnot be ruled oul Sr~ru c Conservratrv('s HIP l1kt>lv to , Jfltll I al-nritef m Commo.n11 1n crtllc1~1ng Eden•a handlln11 nf 1l omes.Ill' as wuU U torl'llln prohii'IDS Bl'\'an'll f'IO<'IIon a~ Laho 1 't~o trea· ~~~~ t•r put him In tht third rnnking fl L t 1n the r,arl}' It Jn.11('11f6d a $Wt ng to the l'fl by th<' Labonte! rl·•van Is reported to atm 1n the long run. at maktne htmutf l.abo." Party lUdeT. HELD IV MODIIItATE Thnt job ilf now held ~:lFt•l:y for 1 !h(' fmeseeable ruturr, b 1 modtrniP Hugh GahSkell Bu1 n('vun may 11~·l! be able to make h rns£'lt llil· hor's forei(1l policy spokesmnn be· fore tona. F.Hher a1 plft)' i'lpokl'sman or mf'te)y as a 'top~ra nkm~~: m£'mber I o r lh e L ab or p ar 1' y s "~hadow rab1· I nl'i," Bevan moy ]){' dl'p<'nded upon I ro~•l .. lmn,nvnmPnt A<w i '''"" tu np mto Ed,•n .t t ('\'"rv oppM tll · nltv Opportuml!e ~ w!ll ili' mam Rll\an m t:y b4:• df'fH nd ,•d upon afso to r 1p mto thf' llll1lrd Stn!t'". Lhough he asserts thnt hi' g not Jr:.'lv anh Am('r!can I! just hap pl'r:~ that whatrver suit• thi•llnJtrd St.'''" takl''> on lln I~S\It' lll'\':111 u ~u~ ll\" findr;. h 1m~elf rm lht' other CO.,MENTS ON US. ELECTION In a sOt"t>th two m o nth~ !l.l(:l BP \'an said thnl 1r Prt•~tdt•n1 E1scn howl'r is rt" el,'<.'tli'd m NowmhN "the most Important tmltt1 cal of. firto tn !he v.nrld wdl lw m ft•t•hll" fumh lmg aud wa~t'110 g h nnd~" "Th;> most r('!lirtlonnrv and tJck ward looking e1tlzem; 1n Amrrlca n pubh(' ltft' w1ll b1~ m<uupulatmg thP stck pre'Hdt'nt from b('htnd, · he sal d Eden"scourst' will br mru](' hnr dcr bl'c&usf' of lhr ff'ehng- wlnch he undoubtedly shill'£'~ that tlw Untied Slates hu nol g1v1•n BrtLll n proper support In the Sua1 canJl drttpute The tend('ncv in Commons wrll be to blame Eden, n~ wrll a~ thr U Ill t ed St a t M. r or thl' truubll's Bn tam lS RIWIOi B 31) Crrrle Thl'alre 9:30 Rosf'ruary nooney Show Mayor of the Town SUSie K1 aft Theatre 'I h.J~; IS Your ltfe 'l'Wf'nty-Onl.' -Ja('k Barry AriVt'nlures of H Hulldav fa1he-r Know~ Best Nev.•s Jl t"a<ilm~s \'II~ hert: tts t II 20 P1 f' S~ Box 11 30 F'ort•rgn Intrigue ! ' 00 11 15 We<".thM"r"ast II 20 P1 ess Box Nl'W!I Ton~ _________;,1 oo TUESDAY Sign On J.t' g P~ul Marv Ford Eddre 1"rshe1 N!'W <; Car.aVJI 9·30 Arlhw tJo'ltrlfT 12 30 1.00 ___o_r_r _ _ _ _ _ __ s ~g . 10 25 10 .30 11:00 ll:OD 10 30 n oo t I OS lin ~ff Prn~- _ I °. Karr and Von Zandt Rally Day Held M'lddleport Ft.rst Baptt.St wom•n. 11 69 1200 FUm and Fllnt"Y lAm WAll fAINT l nlom•J Ma rt lo I Wy·a>tt Earp 9 00 Royal 9 30 Fallture Theatre- Playhouse 11.00 News & Weatber 11·10 Sports Time ,..l-Ie LliTI,.E WOMAN IS $()-00. WEAK 51-le CAN NEVER UNSCREW 4 COVER OFF A o.IAR •••• REVERSE TRAP CLOSO ONLY $129.50 FRECKER'S PLUMBING SHOP POMEROY 2nd Street A Church School Parl'nt -Trnrh rr meeting was held, Monday t'Y('n First Presbytenan ing at thechurch wllh Mrs raul Smart. chairman of Chrlrlrcn' s W01k m i chal'ge. l Fcminmc Tour:h 200 Af,lc-rnorm Frlm Fes-tival 4 00 Two Gun PISoi- hnu se 500 Mkkc) 1\fuuse 6.15 John Dah· 6'3l VISO t' ylaiid 7 .30 The Amazing Dunnrnger 800 Ozzte lilld Harnl"t 030 Ford Thealrl' 900 WI'(( 1\tght Fights 9 45 Feature Thea! re 1100 Ne"''S and We-ather 1U5 Mystery 1 hcatre 111 10 i 12 15 4S f..illl. Off 1'0 WHITE WITH HTII'OGS ChurchSchool Po rent Teacher Meeting Held 6·00 News 600 Weather 610 SPurts 8 00 . Broken Arro w 8 30 Du Pont Cav. Theater ' 1 1 30 CHINA LAVATORY I \ 12·30 Flhn & ranrv Z~xl7 I I Ne1 gl1hors RECESSED TUB I WEONESDAV 12 00 5' 16 " ·lllf;H STEt: I. ,in~newfDJ Edge of Night Katie'!! Kilcht•n 11 59 Slgu Or1 I I WHTN-tv Channel-13 TU&SDAY Sign On PROMOTION ' I New~ 1 he Late Show S1gn Off Prayer News The Late Sbow ()( 'TOII[R I ~o11r favorite, As T!:( \\ u ld Turnt~ Out l'll1 ,, Brooks 10 25 Wt:ath11rman Weathennan ~,.._ P ress C Otuer~n~e W Jd Mee t•lftg I C!O ~rly Shaw 1000 Your Esso Reporter w 15 Sports Parade ' I 550 Ues Pau & Marv F'onl 600 llraw \Vr~h Me ti 15 nouti:l!U F.dwnrd!l 6:.10 PI'O Foo.th.J]l H1~hlights 7 .00 Ar·thur Godfrl'y 8 00 The Mrllionairt' 8 30 l'v{' Gul A Set•! 1 9 00 t: S Slt'Pl Hour tO 00 Yuut· E~~o Rf'Pl!r\er H) 15 Spurts Parade 900 $64 .000 Quest10n 9 30 Do You Trust Your Wrfef 0 I VALLEY 3 ll\1 Bngbter Day Secret St<Jrm :iO T k I I ...,.ctures a en urtng or Of Women Sh own Ch urc h Cl Building Needs :.t 15 400 j or I 30 Houseparly 2 00 ll1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosby :i PLAN ...... AGE SALE !llrs Ll.&)d and mernbt"rs gavr Tht" Ja)Cff-~ttr11 are b oldiG¥ a ~tuos Belos ~anbor n 11 vo te of ru ru m~ge ul~ at lht' tktho~ ny tha olu lor t.he new il~hU whlch ( hurrt1. 1n t~ buetUeot nfl t nd:;Y ~ ~~(' had 1nsta lh·d m the Sunday Lucille Bearhs Hawkins Pomeroy St>eiety Edltor and Sat.urtS,¥ of thur w.rk betwf'rll 1 Sohool soc• :~! room Th•·y also vot · ' &O'J cd th.Hnk~ t.r• [)lin wtute, Pomerovl Eleanor S Schaaf, Middleport Sodety Editor- Phone t the hours of e am and ' pm • l'oh o lm iJIJt'tl the l1g h \s nnd M \' J'dlt11t Alt:r ... " who orflt•rcd the D ' £1:\.tiiJe~ for T>llst> SanhOfl1 1v.o nt·w members M 1s W1l ·l tram E:v~rsun and M~~ Bernard Q$$ · fulb , wert" welcomed. Lt w11.s ~n- • p 1ctur es ta kt n whtle atte ndmg dent pres1deorl at the meeting and nounred that on Oct l.f at 2 p m thr \h·lhod tst Womr n s Counc1l 1 ,_,p;>ned wrth dto,votwns taken ftom llf rs W R Landr u m Women 's hf"ld al Lak ;· Juna!u1>k1 S C 111 Psalm 21 lJy Mr:s Mlnme Nt-ut.z· Ulllii wn of l'ftrlsllan Servrce, ~t· pt~m he• Wt>n · shu wn hy Mrs hng wuuld spellk 111 tht' Jackson Metlho Harold Jlu ~ sell , whrn the Daugh Followmg a short buameu sesdiSI Chur('h ters of Ruth da~s or the t ' mt ed ston, Mrs larob Gl.oeckner read !lh s Car! \laltox resigned as co -~ ~1~thod1 st Chu rch ffi('l ~ onrlay aft· two of her f'l r!gtnal pMmS. Jn tl;te cha1rman of C"h n ~llan Suu11l Re- l.'rnoon at thf' home or Mrsses l'ooelle Begu1n 1ng and Earthly Life ~r ' ROCKaT ENOINa !allons and Local Cbureh aCti'V tlles and llar a ~rng Uo 10n Ave. w11h Chnst Mrs Russell 5bowed colorNtmmlttl'e and ~rs f'ultz and Mr'!i : Ml s o H Myt>ls a:.s 1strg hostesJ> Pd slides and told of the meettn& E~~ro; on wert> n&iTl('d to the pos1 M 1 s c; 1•0 ... '-'e It Parker pr es1 of thf' World Council of Women cu-ohau· - --- - attendl.'d b} w0111en from all oyer 1 ttun~ of chairm.11n and m<t11 Plan~; were made for a fam ·l " 1 K h t d t n !he wmld 11 • 1ly dtnner to be held at the chw-ch r:, <1r mg 1 1d'' 1M , ,av~ l .e o"V~ 10e Refr~shments were served to'· 1 011 Tue~dav, Odob~I 30, followed by 1' "h o;C'rvrce rs merson un s Mrs Richard Campbell, Mrs A. H t (' program fi i Quartt'rly Confl!l"ertce 1 llm;tesses fol' the evenmg were F1sber Mrs. Thomas Goeg en Mr.s C Raymon Konkught ; w1fe 1 M•~ W W Ha c.~ Mrs Robert Mrs ~ohn Chase , M:S C E W of I he rhurrh pastor, was named 11 an ts '' r~ ,.L n. er y ~n.. · n J "' •t c Duwnte, Mr!!. Earl OhYef", o... s. " r., Ill • Ml"'l. -• at; chairman of Chlldrlln's .work , Chll!lP's Burrte1tt' Miss Hrss Sitn Parker. Mrs . Neutzhng, ss ~~ a pos1 t1on funnerly occupred by 1 b Th " ' d •I, t d Eber!!bach M1ss CaJIIt' Vrager. •.,1rs L. t,... Bane"erter Mn Carroll orn 1•y ·,.,prvl' 0 uue. r Ill s all '· Ml!lses ,.,ugus • 13 Mrs GIoert~.ner, FOR Swanson repmt~d that M1ss Vesta <"~He~ to ~en\icrs and ~nl' kgu t·~~· Lucretia and Ada Genheunn. Mr!t .. McCoy would ad as telephone 1 l' cv aymon on ng ' Albert Your.g Mrs A V JloweU, ~ cha1rman of Rotary committees wh; gavP th P rl os;ngr P/ ~ie[1 Mrs Jacob Mees and fo11r e:uests and plans wt-rt d•ttcussed lor a rt· In arran1' em£'n ak owerll 1 Mrs Rus.seli and Mrs H E 1 anr \""ela • cs 1n a w1r er cmnu w· y a.. 1 vIs1on of the prt:sea\ committees ""' d lh f h • Schramm of Hunt~nglon •t "· 'tl copra w11.s u~(' on e re 1 es M Sl II W k LaCr " iSs 8erm~;e ovwen w1 act as hi rs • e a e-c , esen t a, 1 OF ALL TYPES cha1rman the Week of Prayer : ment ta "' r Ca\rf and Mrs. Madge strauss, AND ALL YOUR ' Athl'n and Self Df"nral program from ! Pomeroy Phone 485 W. Mala St. Ocl 25-31 ,.;·• th a spec1a1 program The next meetin8 wUl be held planned for October 28th at 7 .30 al the h.om~ of Mrs. Richard CamJ Mrs No!Wh Haskins, vice-pre-!11bell on Monday Novembe.r,:l:2·c__.:::.~=== 1 dent of the Mei.gs Ccunly Counell I · 1 of United Church has asked members to attend a meeting Thr Rev Wesley J enkms, pastor on November 2 when pffl'rlngs of men and bo} 's clofhing, blankets of thE' Raci:w Bapt1~l Church. pre· LUMBER and SUPPLY and p1ece goods wlll b"' bronght sentcrl lhe evt·nmg ~~·nn1•n :tl the "Quality Our M r)tt011 church wamt>n for overseas reliof worsh1p serVICt' at Ow Mtrldll'p ort S. Srd St. Middleport The annual Pledge service w1ll F1rst llrrp11st Church Sund ay and 1:-~~,..._....,==~=,.,.,,.,..~..":be he~__ m__No~e_m_b" _w_h_en__ ,._" · also U.lpltzt.,J two of the m£"mht·r·s I from hiS c.-,ngregntwn Mr and Mrs Bentl The Racine Chltroh at tended th<' ~erv1ees In a body The l\l'\' Clarem4,nl E llu) t lo· ral pastor prl' srded at the service and baptized the follrYWmg m·w I rhurch members Mrs Larry Rict' Mr and Mrs. Charles Mc-Cloud, Mrs Harold Hubbard, Mrs Roht•rt M11ls G enf Coleman, H1cha1 d Ho vatle~ and Raymond L1evmg At the C!Jurr:h School ~t·~lfes Rally Day wa~ obs('rvcrl wr1h an ' I allendante of 246 Mrs C E Huy ( acted as S!rpermLendcnt fur the nt:"WIY orgamzed Youlh Depa rt· ment a n d Frank Chee~rew church schoo.~! supermtt•ndt•nt pr(·sJded at the Ad1i!t rlrpn11tncnt ex• l.'xercJses Last Sunda) Promolrun Dav wa s observed at the Church School with T1•ache r Trfllnt ng CPtt,fJ(',IfPs awarder! to lf'<IPiters who hml t'Oill pleterl a conrse of .~ tud v, and thr I young people. who wrrt' promotrd from one class tu lhr n(' xt wt•nt lihrough a flower-con~lt ' d arl·hway made b\ D.:vid Dttr~t .Jr chDII · man of Chr1st1an Etluerrtlun. who planned tlhe al'('h and g11t e as a symbol of the promotwn serv1re PAINT LUMBER !O 31) Stnb it Ric-h l1 00 Valiant Lady ll 15 Love of L1fe ll 30 ~ear-ch for Tomorrow II 45 Gu1drnl! I 1ght 12 00 Hay Mdl1.1uJ Show JO 30 - - ' - -- - vkt" wa,s IHn n~> ' SEE US WI!DNESDAY 8 00 CapUJI'h Kangaroo 9 .00 ~arry Moore 9 30 Arthur Godfrey B·OO ClWtain Ka.ngarO< lv.:kl qn W.O.da)', Qdober I' 1n Stead Of ttt. ret:Ulfr IHOnd Mun ria) meeting I WCHS-TV ChannelS 8 00 I FALL 12 00 TOniJ;l'llt 12 00 Mrs. Bruce Llo:t d pr(!& lde'l\ M t •nda~ t:Yl'nrng Wh l· n th e WSC!:i nwt at lh:al h Melhod~t Church and Mrs Gttmn Lamberl prest! nted lh.l!' opentUf!: devuuonal service on th<' top1c from the stud~ bouk , " Tbe islands A walt 111s W ord" whlch was planned ..., 1th the p10g1am b} Mr ~ !\: an Muure or:t "V (' h;mut~ 1n Southe11sl As ia M r~ Moo··· li >Hi 3 map to Jll.ru tratl' ht>r talk and her l'rt'Sl"!l t a. tton of !he ' UhJl'(' t Jlldu ded pla) · ttrs and mttiJt ,1t JOns on the ~uhjel't Tup1c of the -dt•\o!lonnl ser· For That L11lle Marg1e 7 00 7 :50 8 00 9 00 :J :'10 10 00 IO ::''1 It ::10 II 15 7 30 ·n Do It M~ Political Telecast 6 30 Cheyenne - . - ·---- .. - .. ·- -- ·to 8 00 FemiltllJ-e Touch 2 00 Afternoon F'1lm Fe~tival 400 Two Gun PLayhouse 5 00 Mickey 1\lou~:e b 00 'lewBs 05 Wea.ther ~ 10 Sp~ts 6 15 JOl'IR Dll'IV OCTOBER 15 f'o medy f1 :nl' tl[l :m I :JO GIVE 4 J 30 6 4fi I The Bloodmobde IS COMING 1\lorkrn Romam·es 6 25 Strike -" Rl{"b 11 00 Valiant Lady I1 15 Love ot Lrfe 11 30 Sea:rcb for Tom'(lll"l''W ' 1·45 Guiding Light 12·00 Ray Milland SMw 12.30 :Aa The World TllrllS Shul 11 l'ht• t'la,,, wa-., ~.!filed fw I ~ Our Ml!:ls Brooks lh1· l l•lH I1 t of lh1• ',11ild!tpolt Flit' 1.30 Houseparty IJHn ~~hu nt"rrl t o ''l !lW th1·1~ 2 00 Big Payoff Cill <h /1111 o1iH'IS ~~oil] ho o\'I' IL'Pifl (; 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 1]1] " ~>11111' Ill X\ l\1 011! 1'.', 3 00 Brtgbter Day 3 115 Secret Storm PLAN FRIENDS NIGHT 3 30 Edge ol Night Evangl'hnt· l'h,tple l, OF.S. w1l 1 4 00 Katie '11 Kitchen have therr annual Ft l (' 1lil~ N1ghl I 4 30 The Early Show 5 55 Ll's Paul & Mary Ford <m Thursday :.1 8 p n1 .11 tht> Mid· dteport Ma ~nn tt· Tt•mph.• anrt l"hll]rl 11:00 Art HnlafiMet'"i 6 15 Douglf'8 .!'W.\V.alds li'IS Of lh!~ ,Ill':! h ,IVI' I"I'I'I'!VI..ld 111 6 30 Cu md Old Opr} ~ll;d!OIJ<; Ill lhl' lllf't'11 1l g :\11 ' .JRmt s ( l<t l"urthv , W<.J·tiH i\liltiJI 1 7 00 Phil Silvers Show h.~, n.tmPd :vl1s, ~ 11"114111' l[ouda, 1 7 00 The Broth('n !l 00 llrrh Shr in,.r )HI\ as duurm .. n nt thL plog i,Jill lw I ht• eV!'IIUlg J fl 30 Rt•d Skrltun 1' 3 -l .'i 11 30 ForeiE"n lntrigua FIRST AID CLASS Anyont' .,..,ho has a11 11p tn-date St <.~nl]a d ('aId luz Adv:rnred 1- I'Tst i\ i tll' oll\ilcd to .tl1cnd the Advun u rl l· 11"'' Aid l"l'nt•Wfll rla~s beu1g hL•ltl 1 n Mund.1 v <~t 7 30 al the M 1d dkpu1\ l'1r1 111<~11 s lla4 hv Emmet: lrndi'rl .t l'f'Jo!IOnJl cunrt•tf'»l'l' uf Wt'(' kd Rclg10os F.durat 1un wot'k· t:rs at Httrnesvitle S11tm day \ Qtwrn For A Day 4 9·00 Garry Moore I 3 D\1 5 1lO Aunl Or u S now 5 JU ll op<Jl ong ( a.>sldy ti 00 News fi 15 ~poi I s Eve 10 30 Noah's Arli. Sqn:ut was ea llt•rl al 2 30 am to the hom(' 11f M1 ~ M .. r v Hf'lt>n DaVL, 210 South l·uullh Avenul.' AT REGIONAL MEET 1\\ i '' S Rt'l ntC't' BOIVt' ll Vh•i j~~ l rltlll I ~ Wt• l' kd<r~ H1·1J ~ Jt1U s t.dur.Jtlron Jn~1rurtnr, :md ){ ,.., Ltnn llublt nnd M1s I!.Jiph Znndf' l, tt'plf'St·ntatJVI'Ii of lhf' ('nuntv C11Unr1T of Wt·r kd ,1y Helu,:ious F:duralion work :'II ai l nl'(' Thc•illil" J)() Superman Gra!ld Ole 0P'1' 1<~me11i:en ry Feeder Ca)£ SaIe •II I Be Tuesday ,, REEDSVILLE wol't hwhtl t> provided you don' l plug it tn When I thrnk nf all !'he bad box.• mg malrhes, lousv play•, fuzzy !)ld mov11•s fumhl lng rnmlcs, and ('Ute commNctals 1 hll\'l' not Rfe.n and heard I f•·t>l JU'i!t l1ko J Wl.lli dt\'Or· ccd From Tallulah Bankhead A week 1n lh<' coun1 1y ha~n't a p11tr:h on tl Th.:· sam!' nppli~~ to ho~c~ 1 do not hR\ r to f('('d ~addil•, bridh• or· fall off Ill] h.Jllt•ll 1 ('liD Sll for hours hat1ng horst•s nnrl propll' th,1t lalk honHs .md rt ~~ ns gootl o~s a pia} Every trnw 1 think 1 urn not lttk1r.g old HaHlmouth back 1ng or· ('Ubbrn~ o• Jtun pmg over st 1 ck~ l IN'I wmm nn1l rela x ed and full ot l'VI\ toward nt·arly ~·verythllll:l rXC"C'pl nw lONDON A ~ I dlt'l urr came rn I ll'lt On" 11f lh1 gn·at1 ' th i ngs llh<lul \h1 ll!IIIIH'S IS that }OU ('!Ill .d \\ ,1\~ .d•s (<~nd m .1 h !tll y Engt.~nd ' ' ,, t1t<ht ldtl1· ~~bind rmd llwr t• d d nut o.; o·t·m to h• rnom 1n 11 lor· l!lll'r.lt 1 .1nd Ill!' I nnlh·.~ l'lltHI ~, I,L,•gmtt look olf and ~~II' l~lnl ,]~ flll olS AfliCU ' \\ llt•n lh1 n11n f.llls, nn1 1 the rn· drtur~ pn•~ for fu11t.h and the Nea· g ull~ w.1ll .1n t1 th1• hv.-r an~W('IS, I 1.111 alw ays (lill!fmt lll) ~ (·lf v.11h lllh lhtHJJ!:hl In my wlwlt• l1fe , I have nt•Vt'r ~ ('Pil ],lhl' lll r l nn TV, no r ha vt• I 1 ~ ~ ·r ~ t· t·n or h4 11rd ElviS I 'r1•slt •1 I h,IVt• ll('\'rr md I hi' Sd wl'll ~ By MRS. A. H. BAIL IV Mr and Mrs Dale Rhod.:• s nf N('w Dr1ghton ra, spenl the W<'l'k end w1th M1s Ruth Tu('ker anj Mr a nd Mrs Herman Car.~on Karen Gdffrth, Pomero~, is sprnd mg thls week with he1 grnnd p<tri•lll!i , Mr and Mr~ Eddrt• G1lf· I fJth j Mr nnd Mrs Arthur OIT spent a we1k end w1th thl'u tlSJughter and son 1n law, Mt and M1·s Eu.,..,Jil NPwm:1n of t;alwn Ohll) Mr and M1" Wl'slc y ~1urrr snn nnd son of Dunba 1 M1 <~nd Mn; Jess 1e Morr1son or Hn r k f'astlt W Va. spent the Wt'l'k t'nd w111r M1 and Mn Halph Ballard Mr and \1t'! Ed ('ohbs i1lld <" hd dren and LlWI t>nce Cobbs, C illllll · nat1, Mr :~ nd Mrs Alva Wh Jtt,lkl.' t Akxander, Ky, spent 1ht• W<'t·k end wtth Mr and Mrs ( h<~rlt" ~ .Spen('rr. Mr o~nd )fr ~ nran F,;widr an 1l son of Columbus s pent the- wt•t k end wrth tht" l attf··~ Jlfll • llt ' Mr and M1s. Tht>odor~ It"~( ' M1 and Mr:; ,lumm t'nr.,on anrl l'hlldrcn, Br-lp1e . sr1n l S1'unlo~\ with Mr and M1~ 111'111\ :tn t "'"Oil and daughler, .lll\1'1 ' Mt and Mrs l-'rn11 k n \J II spt•nt Sunday wi!J1 Mr and M1 s ilUi tJIU Bird of AntJqully Mr anrl MDl Horner Webster nf Long Eoltom , ~r and Mrs ("n1 l Ofrull spen t Satuntav f'VI'Iliug with Mr nnrt M1•s A II fl.II I"V Connu~ 1\tt("Ka~ ~p! Ill thl' WPf'k end w1th h~·r par·Pnb M1 .illd Mrs l'oiiOltlll'rm t F:: I'. H' 7 00 EMERGENCY RUN Tlw 2 ' N('ws Caravan --- - - - - - BASH AN T<'llllf"<~f'f" l J[l 10 00 The Brg Surprl<;e LIONS ATTEND MEETING lhe Hev Uarf'monl E \lo}l tJ J e ~ tdcnt of I he L10ns Club Er n1• st ('ovr-rl Vlte pr£" ~ rclellt ,' <tnd 011 ~ Tll-.ey '''Lrdary, v.tll go lo Alb .. nv lh1s l'Venrng to attend a lhs l11d Lllllft•Jcnce for offlc~>li 11f l ion, t'luUs 9 OU i fl 4~ 7 RUMMAGE SALE The r:ummag;> Sale which will ht• h tl d bi thl' W S l S of H('a th \flllll' dl '\1 l· hu rth wdl be on F"1 1 d;q an rl Satu rda y, Ortobrl :w 27 I hP !'rat/ Bui11ilng, North S('('und Avenue 11 11d f'ual Street 'ludtlv Horne 4 00 Comedy Trme 4 30" My L rttle M11rgie 5 00 Aunt Dru Show 6 00 News Picture 6 15 Sports Eye 6 25 Les Paul Mary Ford 6 30 Jonathan Wrnl ecs Show .~tten d j OU t"oHt>P T1mt ;, Uilll' I lli •\ 111 1 Oi\ !1\0"l\I O!l of \11" 11111 1-( htlr• l! l l n 1:~ n Vdto1a11 ~ "il l hi· hl'ld <~1 1h.· lOOF hall Pom "l ll\ 111 •11 d 11 01 lol!lr 11 wrlh ).l/1<' HO>A-1']1 I ~1 1\ .~~ hosts Rl'glstr.l! HJn w II lw~ n .11 9 llm wllh t lw nH'•'l rn g t, ilp('n prnmptlv at 10 am All llll'111 h1 1 ~ il1f' urged to aft('nd This sectlon .?f The Daily Sentinel to mamta 111 ;-a tr·adtlion romm_on to lJ S newspapers, from lh1s day \\lll <J!Iempt here on th1s page to entertain, Instruct and gencrJllr deltver up comments on events of the rtay as th(•v alfNt Mt•Jgs-Mason We wa~t to _be free to u~e a wtdt' range "ot ma(('rial _ hu morous, hght Irony, heavy tfOny plain reporlmg \\ith opinion added, and on occaston, formal editortal Judgm(·lll Jn th1s -way The Dally Sentinel hopes ID d1 aw a lollowing of readers 1o thi ..., corner. After all, you'll r.t·v<·r know what's going to be here, lor 1t maghl be alinost ,u~yUnng of t:urrcnt interest We do not expect to mvot\•e ourselves tn pohtHal c()mment, local, state, or natwnnl , in any way that mdl(·at('s we prefer one combat;mt over the other After all, newsp:JfH'rs the wnter is convinced, per~uadc few peoplt' to< hangt• a political conVJction Other facets of llvmg do that For example, W R. Hearst, for :~o years < ondur1ed the most rabid Old Gu.anlish newspaper in thP Sr·.•ltl~· Post Tn telligencer Jts readers lov~d his spor Is ra~e s and gencr:-~1 reporting features, but h11ted his political stand Today, after all of Hearst's rantmg, St•atl]p remams a radiral stronghold or Dave Beck unwm sm and !he dosed shop. <'Onsistently going Oemocratic in evrry Wnshmglon stair elcc· tion Look at all M tlw late Mr H~arsl's wa5ted effot I In contrast, Wt• hope to stk up tnl<'rt•st 1n auythm~ that currootly grips the puhhl· mind II should not al\~avs have to be of locn!Impurtance A western ne\-\Sflaper edJtor rC'1enllv drllJliH'd ,J lOmment about Elvis The Pelvis Pn·sh•y, llw sh.1ktng to< k n' roll arttsl llis remark w.a-s derrstvt• For a full \leek his cdJtonal Jlagc eolumns were l'luttcn•d with letters f10m bobby-soxcrs, old ladles and young matrons defending or l'astrgattng "The f'rl vis." But that's the kintl of dultt•r an edi1or \11Vl'S That's one of the things we hope for Whtch n·minds us. last Friday Middlepot I Ro1ari:ms suggested local people with ideas and love Cor their town send letters to The Dail) Seu11incl with suggestions for Improving ur ;:::('d to S12n !0 Otl 1 1 1~ un 6 5.': Cofft"t> T11nL• oo Trc TaL' Dough 'I! Jt Could Be You 12 oo Parsons Stu-dy "[ ],4 area In short, we intend to maintam. ami hmld 1111o •1n lrilt'restlng departm~nt. our "editorial pag{' " .'' Today 1, 0 of UV CONVENTION ---- "We're Dressing Up For You" 1 'I On Current Tennt ssrt Brnre 2 00 M a1lllli' Theatrl' SHRINE TO MEET \la r1 ~ h 1 tnP \\h J! e Sh 11nr tof '• 3 U0 Qu('e o }'' or A Day 3 4.5 Modern Romane ('s J tJUs.J,•m w1l l IIW P! Ill r(•guL1 l&a ~~~o Jal ld\ ertiJIDI represeot.auv-e, Bot[loelh-KUnball Inc ~~~gtoo Ave., New York C1t:r, Hl, ~ y ' ·· Subscrlptlor. ntu: Delivery by canier bl fer weelr. one tar I WPPte avat 1a e 30 cenu I ' 10 oo f1,om 10 :l ]' m llt'~ l' lla1ul n :. f,l t he lun< h n nlll~l bt• 1n~di 11 1 !1 !\11 ' ( I' J "' h<~n b~ Udu hl'l l 411 orf!t'e •• oa 9 !UI ~1gn I W I ' pt)l.t lr I iiJlltJil I • <I mf't Illi g 7 00 kl' ' II• 111 ll .ond of ll( 1 cs uf tjl< ( >il/h I 11 'ht• ( ll ll !l l l'g,l t JOn,ll 1 li1Pd1 1.1 \!.irl l !til 1!/l Oc•tuht•r Hl S.. Publi•bed etery afternc.011 tuept Jl:a.tM'ed as ltcuod r.lu:~ mall:.le matter at tbe EXTENDED \I<-,.., 1 t•!tnl• d ..!I! 5~ II I ' ''""I of llllt,l 1 hu th \\,uJ wn h:11•· rcr·, 1 h• RIYNOlD E. GREINI F.or Church Missions; Thanks Are Voted pr~rded MIITIIj!l POSTNNEO The~ .....Una of tbe M1rl dlepert. VtPUp C~dl wrll lw 1 • w. S.C. S. Program Is Study On Reasons WEDNESDAY TUESDAY The Dail\' Sentinel - - =-=--:-- - - WSAZ-TV Channell Dl:vot'EO TO fNTIIt!STS OF MEIG~ N... ....ON 4o•EA IICHARD S. OWIN Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Ott. 9, 1956-3 Sprn't'Sien Off . _ _ .. l _ _ Hado * No STlRlliN& I It's homogeniAcl ••. miMtl in lbe ean and 8l6yl , that way! The progr.:Jm included d!'votlon al service h} Mrs t:l{lrry Houda· shelt: songs by lhe rhlldren read 1 1 1ngs by Mrs Milton Hood and Miss j Jealllll!' Clark a vocal duet, .Mrs Frances Bearhs and Mrs. Beulah t White, and Mrs Smart spok e bnl'fly on the ('hurch School w01k and the mater1al used 1n the var\ iou.s departnnenb. A Quest1on and Amwer period dosed the program. Teachers in the Juruor, Primlry and Kindergarten depart· menta are: Kindergarten,· Mrs. Beu1ab White, Mra. Cbarles Wbite: Primary, Mr~ Houdashelt, Mrs. Fran~s Bearh.s, Mrs. Ediaon Bak· er with Mrs. Charles Bennett unable to be present "Monday; Jun. ior, Mrs. Smirt, Mrs Hood Mrs. David Darst Jr and Miss Clark The vi.sltin& parents were In· vited to the ch'urch dining room where sandwiches, cookies, mints IDd coffee were 9erved An arr•nJement or tall flowers and gt'(!en and y~llow candlea were used On the refreshment l111ble wh1ch was arrangel'd by Mrs. ' It can't nm or drip like ordinary liquid p$1ni becauae it's joll«/1 ~ · LESS 'PIPPIN&i. Because of it& jelled oonsialooe:l' Rev &tin can \ actually be loaded on brush or roller. One brush or~ toUerl'ul goes along, 1-o-n·s w.J.f 1 COMPANY YeUI el_ • First Baptist Fellowship Is Organized The Rev. and Mu Claremont E. Hnv1 PnteThmPd with ft hutrr-t dmrrer at thclr home Monday evenrng when a group of young people fro mthc F1rst BBptlst .or· g11nlzed a Fdlowsh1p group. They plan to meet bt-monthly on the aecond and fourth Tuesdays and Mrs. Jtarold E. Hubbard w1ll be their sponsor Recreation durmg the evenini wa!l dm~cted b)' Mr. and I u--•----• ttmperatuK· control is critical ••• cleanliness is a mwt ... and economy is a Dccasi!Y. Natural gas fulfills all these requirements.> ...1 ftW Whire-hot batch of ..... iogrodi""' bri.. ~ to 2600'F in oa..,U ps-timl f..,_ po:ipJ: Wt proceuiog by the '"m•rhle.. machints. Gas is ..pUce~ ~ tbe ()wens.Cormng Fiberglas plaftt It Newlrk, Ohie, !;; 0~::: F~~ 03, Company .e Nmooal Gas 4c Oil Corpora!ion. both m!ltOmcq of Te:us Easnno. \ ... EXAS EAS ... ERN ~4...4m ~~ SHRii:VEPORT v LOU ISlAM.\ I Mrs Hwb- bard, David Hoyt, Mr . and Mrs Kloes, Mr and Mrs Woodrow Call Colltbfttows 9eniee N.uur41 1111 tr:~~~sportcd by TnllJ Emrri aids in dte pllllluction' d ~ufiful draperies and other fabrics made &om in<mlibly line pss fibers manufactured by Owens-Corning Fibergl.,. The company also manufactures a wide nnge of odler inrulation and lalik products. Natural gos is used in the h"ll" 111<:lting furnaces whm mr materials m converted to glass and in -.ita! curing epcratiou. In producing this vast array of products from alau, · Darat. Th e Pomeroy Cemen t BIoc k M~ho~:n;~~~.~~·:,re 41 An_exciting_yarn -·glass marbles and Texas~$!ernJ. ' Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills, Mr and Mrs Larry R1ce, Mrs Ruth P'luaes U & 435 Pomeroy Ohio \ Robinson, Mr and Mrs Gene Cole_ _..;;..;;,.;;;_;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~,;_;,;;;,;.__ man, Mr . and Mrs. ClemlB FOI. Hatlral las srrvn yo11 ;, mort 1!1/171 in tM hom~ and in induttry than any ·othlT fuel. -· �-· • .. . - " - . ----- . ~ - ., - ~ -- 'f .. - --.. . • • 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtddlcport, 0 Oct 9 1956 ·-======~~==- ' -. f !TELEVISION GUIDE T l1e Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Daybook INVITE GIN, MGI. I l\ ' .• E .. 1: ~ d· d Sunday by The Ohlo Valle} ttoel, Jnc ., a• 110 lhcbarut St., Pr>meroy 0 Buslne.s~ o!fJro I•bone 398, edilonal offlce pbo!a 397. ' "omt!roy Oblo. L_ • .~~~lOll f<IHl.t\ .1\ lhl• 100F hal l Pum l'tU) at 7 JU pm All nw m b (•ls th .., lh 'ao· o advance at The [Jaily Sentmel office $Ui 60 moe !i, ~ , three monthB $3 90 B n1ob ' ' IVIIiahle· one mcnth • 1 8 Y r route wben -.... L,_ ..,. .,... • "' Y matl one year SB; s1.1 m oal h.!l $4.25 --~e~ montlll:l, ..,, iJU: one mO'htlt S-1. , - - - - -- :11 1' ~ertain mechanJ(JJ and spJce !mutatiOns " II enhr~ page bein . d ( .-.1 tHolubtl the be' W . g use or this valthlhlc !-iedJOn for the time mg . hlle more space and nwttorJ ,d Is a long r;mgp goal we shall br :limply busy now doing <~ decent t' ob "''th the ' a'r'atlable space 11 00 'f1c T .tc Dotlgh ', JU I' ( v•tld Bt> Y1ou I ~ 01 ~ l "Jml'r., C.oc' 10 S<hool 1~30 lunenr :JU In this connection, nlso, we also want to adv 1se our rea•iers that accepted custom by newspapc1 s for t111s S]JJCe "'111 not tJe followed to the "T " 1amt• Some or you fellers who arc always griping' How about tt, Lets gel you on record to the public with your ideas. Muybe If the town D•ds and other good thinking people know about it, something would be done. Anyway. g£•t us some t~tten For a starter, for argument, we'l1 try the Presley angle 0 K The Dally Senlln~l takes 3 dim view not only of Presl~Y'.s three Cadlllacs Ibecause Wl''re Jenlous) but also or the prlffil· tlve emotums he alfouses In our fan er sex Wr: don't suggest Presley be inrarcerntcd , only censon•ci, and we UJ)CCt the craze being shown for him will soon die a natural rl('afh as It has for so many like him In the past A.-; an art f~rm. Presley's singing (?) Ill a new synthesis of Amerkan Bee Bop, swing, and the Negro spiritu~l It is pure Amerlcrm, gr:J.nted, but that does not meow il Is the gr£'atest thing that hos, "come down the pike " Let's ramble back to the subject of edHoriri'ls· While on recent extensive travels, commuting from Meigs to the west coast, this writer studied newspapers in every community he tarried One particularly caught our editorial eyr It was a suh banner under the paper's name, reading: "Tbr Only Newspaper in the World Thai Cares Abo~\ You!" That ts pretty sound, we think, and an rXI'cllent idea for Dally SenUnP) readers to remember ror j~ermitted the chaRce, The Dally Sentinel wants to demonstrate that sentiment to be true here In the Meigs-Mason area·, too Around and About W itlr Robert Ruark BY ROBERT C. RUARK I !lht'l hill lhnt t'i 111\'H"l y II 11\lnOI t \1) iJIJ.;I.!I' ' 1 klt •k I' ill 110\ l"OIHfjlJ h.1~11l g ~t'l' ll l1l 1 1 ~1·d !1lw ,l('i' :Jrl tl Mr and Mn A. C. Balles of CorDine ottio were calllna on M1sst·~ Kate L and Lury Kthhle Tut•sdu) Mr and Mn J S Marks ttnd a:rand4on Dallas Murk~ Wt'Jt' wt•f'k end guetb of their ar•nd ,(on l'h:tr let DNm a11d famtl)' 111 M.. rlt•n, Ohio. .Rtlelgh ltttz~r and wtft• uf Akron, Mn. I .UC)I nurd1·n llf Ht•l pre and Mr1 ('hlnrr Juhn~on of Humboh, Kansa11 wt•rf' rl.' rent IUeatl in the BiRt' Hrltn•t honu• Everett Petty Jr and wiff' >A·ho have been located at Jun<'l1on c 1ty Kittras while In• the army will nu•v 10 to Fol't Dlx , N .J 1u t'mbal k on tblp lor serv1ce In GPrnlltfl\ \!r~ Petty will remain With hC'1 p n ents, iii Omaha. N4>01'!hko Mr and Mrs T.awn•n(' f' \\ \ 3nl at Wllllamstown, W VA v.tor4' l l' Oftt JUett of tht>tr dau )!; h\('1 , \lr~ Lawrence Ritchie Mr. and Mn. Wm Stalnakf'r and daulbter Sudra and D1ck Smgcr Avo1dmg r~·rl.nm pcoplr ts grf'l!f 1·:111~ run too 11 is )/'Iii} ,I!IJ ,Il ln J,; \\IJ,i! :1 lllllll · ht•1 uf lllglll i\'t ' 1ttumphs ,1 11\,Jt\ t'an budd up ~~~4 ' 1 ,, p1'tl0d uf 11Jlll' I hiiVI ' 111 "''' ,,. irl "W;rr mul 1'1111"1' 111 1ll t• B1ullwr~ Kn1ama lll\' or Mt'ln K.11npf' <JI · na~ Kapltal " Fo1 • Pills I havt• o!VOHh·d ('t'tt.•kel malcll(' o.; .r~ t IH' 1 t•ry plogrw .lnrl J r;~; m Js s fr om my flrl wnu • peo. plt! Who di ~t' ll ~S I ht•l!l Wh('n 1 thlrtk th<~lllwr•• 1s no IJw romp<'lllng me 10 a!lt'IHI rock· l,lll p.illll's f 11 IJ ol pcopiL' who tell u, 0 what 1s wrong With Ill}' life, .,..,ork and general Blms 1 feel so JO;ous that 1 often go out mto Gods outdoors and throw 9tonl'S ut str11ngt> lrttlt· OOys who nde br eye It'S on t I1e road m fr out of tb,' y;~ rd That II'! one of the few spoi11S al whJch [ t'Vt•rlecame p•uficlent, unl<•S.a 1t waR (fie dehl'lllt ' art of be rng t•XII'f'"lllt>ly rude to Uij]y WOo llll' n With IIICS.'I!tge8 . , Now I know \P I\ Wi•ll lhnt ]J. ho• tll!'C .l!ri\'I'LI Ill J Hllilom With nlnf' p<'ople, ln('iUJIIlj( hh h!H\ /H't , h1s motlwr 50 ~ 1111> :1111! .1 sp 11 t· umdelllhr~ lwon1se 1 ll'oill 11 111 the impt'lrahly l'rrnnt·uu~ ll llth f1 jliP~~ llr• lllll\t'd m ;1 ~,:ul<i- lhii',HI · f'rl jaC'hi 11dlllJ.! n piiHlll 01 hllll11' lhmg 11 1s 11\l ~Prv 11.1 II In ll'tlil llbOut •lf hut J rlon'l w.ml tu ~1'1' 1t of heru 1t l'OUI(] go nn anti on but wtwn vuu tlunk that }Ill! tlo not 11wn ,1 dl'llw h.1t, eom m 111·, work Y•u 1· or I':JIIH'ru, I A1·tlfrM1111H 11nd Mrs Arll1111 Htl~t' I son and 1tw wt•t•k t•nrl Belrm 'tp('nt With Mrs DntJ Hosf · MrR. Wurlty D::!VIs o1 Drx1t•r ~~ spendmg th!~ WNk with hN dau8hter, M.re: An1l Ho!lrr an.! ramiJy. Harold Rrtwk and (; .. r,llrtnw Wo~s nf Chl'ster Rprnt Tl1111 ~ rlay ev!:!'nmg with Mr ano l\.11 s l"IJ,ut rs Spt>ncer and Mr., Ettn Sprn!'!'i' Mr and Mrs Juhn 1l<'t'k !ipNtl •MonO<tv ·•ftf'rnoon w11h M1 . llml Mi s Edrlrf' C. t tffith -- - - - - - - - 1n Wall Sl•et•l ur tht• crt} o1 for an ,,rl\rlll•ln~ agen('y, thul }IHI do not I' oil voe)Hll t 01' go Wtlh llu· lelbW!! Toudllll~ nr1 I'• ('~it·~ 1 must ll" wbt do. that "llU have nevc 1 ~ mel a btl odd I love to Sl't' ~11ls w1ggll' {,JI\1'[01(.1 lill\ISC!' and h!IVP no Jn• wlwn th••y ~Jn~o~. bul WIK~hn~ b1~vr. r.•r·t· o; t whatsoever 1n Garbo Pr1 nce atuu~<· no but;\ 111 my b1 e.1~ t Odtl . Ra1111t"r Aly Khan , or Elnabeth I know hut lht-te you alt' l'ay\or's rather spotty love aftalrs; I ha v1· many ~lmplt• plt•,tsu re~ du not rlrtnk Alexanders ol' admirl> th,t t !'ON/ nothmg I don I rrotl tht• thr predtKt>sted li ptnacll they ser\'e, HUs.slanl'i bN·aulit• I du nut twlil'Vl' )Oil don l go to cnlley!E' rrumon& anyhorlv Nl'r fllll!iht•d un1· ut tho~i· nr attend wte.!!tllng matche11, 1t0 not 10pound \tt•:rtht's on prll1JI1i.tlh snwkt• a ptpt', or reguliirly .~tteod nothJIII( .tlld I don t t'\1'11 rar~ lin;1 111hc1 Kl Moroceo or t~ ,Sl()rt H t Otni'S out, '~ lnCt' 11 nevt•1 ,-.<illy Club. then life is full of -llrh"WWri· ·"' L s tart~ (ThlS IS ht'll.l ~JV, of {'(10}~1:11 •It! I fu.l tlun&a that I anf sm,.i Jr0 One of rn} (!reatt•sl pten:r.tU l'~ ts shotrlll all be D!i happy ~8 klngB ' not v.atcllmg lelcvtswn 1 lo\t' to <rre nOw thul there aren't klflgs any ~, Stl amt think ahQut Hetty Fut r11·~· mun• I County Fxll"'n"wn At:t'llt ( · E and Wendy Ra11lt' hut ~t'p,uatt•f1 H all those goodu•s wHen't BlakC''Ih~f' rs m Gallipolis tr>dll, a~ rrom r cf:lger!llnrs. Th1:1 ts womh-r ''•H>ugh to keeo a mau..:m a :-~tale sistinrt wt!h arr~mgemrnh to1 1hr fully saving on the ryeBtghl And perpetual bllu the 'l'lil'rjtf~ 'l'titiual Feeder Calf Sill(• lo br hl'lrl think of all the poHtlcums yn11 lh1 MuHic: e tS that nut ont·e. not tomorrow it\ 1 rr n• f1om thr Oh 1 1 don'L havt• to hMtcn In! ThA't ahull' 1'111'1 have I ever mttlthe ,Pu~e11s \'lllll'y I.Jveslof'k ( 'o \:,rtl ~ makt•s the Ptlltha.~e of a "tv ~t·1 uf Wutdsor. Or Elsa MnWf'lP' Th ( anm.nl evE'nl ts ~ flun snrNI. hv thr Sou thra ql'l n Oh n R<•ef ur • N Fore•gn ews Commentary B.~ fhtlrlt•.• 1•'fcCann ...... of N£'W ('a~tt•• and Blaine and Ad· United Pr... Corr.. ponct.nt thP Nt>Wt>lt ot Shiich• were visitors Prime Mlnltter Anthony lifiien ~~ In lht• Bor I Shumway hou11e over tolno to fact • routh poltlu1 roo~d thf.' we£'kend from noi!V on. Rh'hllrd 1 Sm1lh. who Ia t>m· 1c:!p~ltlon to h&m I• growinv in· plnyed In Akron Mpent the Week· I l own Comtrtlve Party end at h1~ hotr.~e here l.ltht-wlnl mt~mbert Ktu .. him of Mr" llntl Mrs Ralph Painlt>r and ··c:~ntl rtrtl'lf~lne... fhmlly and llu,man Shartt"r and t : • •~IM of aftt~ft'l.ncan "'" famUy of Gnhe!lto» were wr.ek· 11" neurn ~ante the !Mlt of 11nrl ~U<' !ils uf UarvM" and Ella But· trea1ure ef fhtl Ltbe,...P&tty mean• !(' )' muth more va.rou1 crltlcl~tn br Rubh} 21,.1 yrar old son of Mt ~~·p:~l:'t11on_:rtftJI •en,on and Potts Doh D11nbee had his tonC II mentof dch ttart, O<t. 26 sr i~; removl!d Thu!"l'lday at the liar· 1 r t c tm I II¥ m•mtMn luian Uosp1tal o~ hh OWfl te-.n II likely to b• • Mr and Mn. Tom Collins are b I fe~ture of tht! C&nnr'tlv• P•rtr enjcylnJ a trip thla week to Mont· ~nu d congnu which OJMn• en real, ranadto u" •V· . Mr ond Mrs F . H R1rhud Man· Thill ttlt1ol~m "';111 .hl' nw1, Dftl«'l of I h,. Torch Sptedwa~· were marked b~lltl!i '.! of tt 1'1 1111 !( 1m"n~ lll$;lluts ht'll' Ftidtty Unlts h po~~lcul t>xpertt> that 11 .~ lim Ui'(' (; Kibble and fllnlll} gl'nt>r~tl PCI•Ut 111°nt&r} lli!II ~ I!O il \\•'• rW('ll' 14'( 1'111 Vl9itors or Mr~ Addle hf'ld rieht now, ~bot· woulrt w1n McGl't'W at Sandy\' !lie, W. Va. 11. Thl· rlt> t'd~v ille W S. C S of !h(> Norm.Uy, the Consr.r\'al tVI' s n' t' M F. ('hurch were •ntt•rlaln£'d r~ 1ft offlot!ICfr .a nve..~oar term whl c.'h r1•ntl y hy the l.ony Boltorn M (; dues not end un-hl Mn,, 1!){',0 l hur('h W S C S. 51&$ P05St8L5 FORCED h•• •n I RESIGNAThJN llut tJhdcr th~ British polltieal ~~stem EdPn could be r"mpulled h' hzs own followers to quzt In l1vor of anottlertonservrrllvP This 'i poss1h!llty, it u lnd1Catt•d t ~ on e that r11nnot be ruled oul Sr~ru c Conservratrv('s HIP l1kt>lv to , Jfltll I al-nritef m Commo.n11 1n crtllc1~1ng Eden•a handlln11 nf 1l omes.Ill' as wuU U torl'llln prohii'IDS Bl'\'an'll f'IO<'IIon a~ Laho 1 't~o trea· ~~~~ t•r put him In tht third rnnking fl L t 1n the r,arl}' It Jn.11('11f6d a $Wt ng to the l'fl by th<' Labonte! rl·•van Is reported to atm 1n the long run. at maktne htmutf l.abo." Party lUdeT. HELD IV MODIIItATE Thnt job ilf now held ~:lFt•l:y for 1 !h(' fmeseeable ruturr, b 1 modtrniP Hugh GahSkell Bu1 n('vun may 11~·l! be able to make h rns£'lt llil· hor's forei(1l policy spokesmnn be· fore tona. F.Hher a1 plft)' i'lpokl'sman or mf'te)y as a 'top~ra nkm~~: m£'mber I o r lh e L ab or p ar 1' y s "~hadow rab1· I nl'i," Bevan moy ]){' dl'p<'nded upon I ro~•l .. lmn,nvnmPnt A<w i '''"" tu np mto Ed,•n .t t ('\'"rv oppM tll · nltv Opportuml!e ~ w!ll ili' mam Rll\an m t:y b4:• df'fH nd ,•d upon afso to r 1p mto thf' llll1lrd Stn!t'". Lhough he asserts thnt hi' g not Jr:.'lv anh Am('r!can I! just hap pl'r:~ that whatrver suit• thi•llnJtrd St.'''" takl''> on lln I~S\It' lll'\':111 u ~u~ ll\" findr;. h 1m~elf rm lht' other CO.,MENTS ON US. ELECTION In a sOt"t>th two m o nth~ !l.l(:l BP \'an said thnl 1r Prt•~tdt•n1 E1scn howl'r is rt" el,'<.'tli'd m NowmhN "the most Important tmltt1 cal of. firto tn !he v.nrld wdl lw m ft•t•hll" fumh lmg aud wa~t'110 g h nnd~" "Th;> most r('!lirtlonnrv and tJck ward looking e1tlzem; 1n Amrrlca n pubh(' ltft' w1ll b1~ m<uupulatmg thP stck pre'Hdt'nt from b('htnd, · he sal d Eden"scourst' will br mru](' hnr dcr bl'c&usf' of lhr ff'ehng- wlnch he undoubtedly shill'£'~ that tlw Untied Slates hu nol g1v1•n BrtLll n proper support In the Sua1 canJl drttpute The tend('ncv in Commons wrll be to blame Eden, n~ wrll a~ thr U Ill t ed St a t M. r or thl' truubll's Bn tam lS RIWIOi B 31) Crrrle Thl'alre 9:30 Rosf'ruary nooney Show Mayor of the Town SUSie K1 aft Theatre 'I h.J~; IS Your ltfe 'l'Wf'nty-Onl.' -Ja('k Barry AriVt'nlures of H Hulldav fa1he-r Know~ Best Nev.•s Jl t"a<ilm~s \'II~ hert: tts t II 20 P1 f' S~ Box 11 30 F'ort•rgn Intrigue ! ' 00 11 15 We<".thM"r"ast II 20 P1 ess Box Nl'W!I Ton~ _________;,1 oo TUESDAY Sign On J.t' g P~ul Marv Ford Eddre 1"rshe1 N!'W <; Car.aVJI 9·30 Arlhw tJo'ltrlfT 12 30 1.00 ___o_r_r _ _ _ _ _ __ s ~g . 10 25 10 .30 11:00 ll:OD 10 30 n oo t I OS lin ~ff Prn~- _ I °. Karr and Von Zandt Rally Day Held M'lddleport Ft.rst Baptt.St wom•n. 11 69 1200 FUm and Fllnt"Y lAm WAll fAINT l nlom•J Ma rt lo I Wy·a>tt Earp 9 00 Royal 9 30 Fallture Theatre- Playhouse 11.00 News & Weatber 11·10 Sports Time ,..l-Ie LliTI,.E WOMAN IS $()-00. WEAK 51-le CAN NEVER UNSCREW 4 COVER OFF A o.IAR •••• REVERSE TRAP CLOSO ONLY $129.50 FRECKER'S PLUMBING SHOP POMEROY 2nd Street A Church School Parl'nt -Trnrh rr meeting was held, Monday t'Y('n First Presbytenan ing at thechurch wllh Mrs raul Smart. chairman of Chrlrlrcn' s W01k m i chal'ge. l Fcminmc Tour:h 200 Af,lc-rnorm Frlm Fes-tival 4 00 Two Gun PISoi- hnu se 500 Mkkc) 1\fuuse 6.15 John Dah· 6'3l VISO t' ylaiid 7 .30 The Amazing Dunnrnger 800 Ozzte lilld Harnl"t 030 Ford Thealrl' 900 WI'(( 1\tght Fights 9 45 Feature Thea! re 1100 Ne"''S and We-ather 1U5 Mystery 1 hcatre 111 10 i 12 15 4S f..illl. Off 1'0 WHITE WITH HTII'OGS ChurchSchool Po rent Teacher Meeting Held 6·00 News 600 Weather 610 SPurts 8 00 . Broken Arro w 8 30 Du Pont Cav. Theater ' 1 1 30 CHINA LAVATORY I \ 12·30 Flhn & ranrv Z~xl7 I I Ne1 gl1hors RECESSED TUB I WEONESDAV 12 00 5' 16 " ·lllf;H STEt: I. ,in~newfDJ Edge of Night Katie'!! Kilcht•n 11 59 Slgu Or1 I I WHTN-tv Channel-13 TU&SDAY Sign On PROMOTION ' I New~ 1 he Late Show S1gn Off Prayer News The Late Sbow ()( 'TOII[R I ~o11r favorite, As T!:( \\ u ld Turnt~ Out l'll1 ,, Brooks 10 25 Wt:ath11rman Weathennan ~,.._ P ress C Otuer~n~e W Jd Mee t•lftg I C!O ~rly Shaw 1000 Your Esso Reporter w 15 Sports Parade ' I 550 Ues Pau & Marv F'onl 600 llraw \Vr~h Me ti 15 nouti:l!U F.dwnrd!l 6:.10 PI'O Foo.th.J]l H1~hlights 7 .00 Ar·thur Godfrl'y 8 00 The Mrllionairt' 8 30 l'v{' Gul A Set•! 1 9 00 t: S Slt'Pl Hour tO 00 Yuut· E~~o Rf'Pl!r\er H) 15 Spurts Parade 900 $64 .000 Quest10n 9 30 Do You Trust Your Wrfef 0 I VALLEY 3 ll\1 Bngbter Day Secret St<Jrm :iO T k I I ...,.ctures a en urtng or Of Women Sh own Ch urc h Cl Building Needs :.t 15 400 j or I 30 Houseparly 2 00 ll1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosby :i PLAN ...... AGE SALE !llrs Ll.&)d and mernbt"rs gavr Tht" Ja)Cff-~ttr11 are b oldiG¥ a ~tuos Belos ~anbor n 11 vo te of ru ru m~ge ul~ at lht' tktho~ ny tha olu lor t.he new il~hU whlch ( hurrt1. 1n t~ buetUeot nfl t nd:;Y ~ ~~(' had 1nsta lh·d m the Sunday Lucille Bearhs Hawkins Pomeroy St>eiety Edltor and Sat.urtS,¥ of thur w.rk betwf'rll 1 Sohool soc• :~! room Th•·y also vot · ' &O'J cd th.Hnk~ t.r• [)lin wtute, Pomerovl Eleanor S Schaaf, Middleport Sodety Editor- Phone t the hours of e am and ' pm • l'oh o lm iJIJt'tl the l1g h \s nnd M \' J'dlt11t Alt:r ... " who orflt•rcd the D ' £1:\.tiiJe~ for T>llst> SanhOfl1 1v.o nt·w members M 1s W1l ·l tram E:v~rsun and M~~ Bernard Q$$ · fulb , wert" welcomed. Lt w11.s ~n- • p 1ctur es ta kt n whtle atte ndmg dent pres1deorl at the meeting and nounred that on Oct l.f at 2 p m thr \h·lhod tst Womr n s Counc1l 1 ,_,p;>ned wrth dto,votwns taken ftom llf rs W R Landr u m Women 's hf"ld al Lak ;· Juna!u1>k1 S C 111 Psalm 21 lJy Mr:s Mlnme Nt-ut.z· Ulllii wn of l'ftrlsllan Servrce, ~t· pt~m he• Wt>n · shu wn hy Mrs hng wuuld spellk 111 tht' Jackson Metlho Harold Jlu ~ sell , whrn the Daugh Followmg a short buameu sesdiSI Chur('h ters of Ruth da~s or the t ' mt ed ston, Mrs larob Gl.oeckner read !lh s Car! \laltox resigned as co -~ ~1~thod1 st Chu rch ffi('l ~ onrlay aft· two of her f'l r!gtnal pMmS. Jn tl;te cha1rman of C"h n ~llan Suu11l Re- l.'rnoon at thf' home or Mrsses l'ooelle Begu1n 1ng and Earthly Life ~r ' ROCKaT ENOINa !allons and Local Cbureh aCti'V tlles and llar a ~rng Uo 10n Ave. w11h Chnst Mrs Russell 5bowed colorNtmmlttl'e and ~rs f'ultz and Mr'!i : Ml s o H Myt>ls a:.s 1strg hostesJ> Pd slides and told of the meettn& E~~ro; on wert> n&iTl('d to the pos1 M 1 s c; 1•0 ... '-'e It Parker pr es1 of thf' World Council of Women cu-ohau· - --- - attendl.'d b} w0111en from all oyer 1 ttun~ of chairm.11n and m<t11 Plan~; were made for a fam ·l " 1 K h t d t n !he wmld 11 • 1ly dtnner to be held at the chw-ch r:, <1r mg 1 1d'' 1M , ,av~ l .e o"V~ 10e Refr~shments were served to'· 1 011 Tue~dav, Odob~I 30, followed by 1' "h o;C'rvrce rs merson un s Mrs Richard Campbell, Mrs A. H t (' program fi i Quartt'rly Confl!l"ertce 1 llm;tesses fol' the evenmg were F1sber Mrs. Thomas Goeg en Mr.s C Raymon Konkught ; w1fe 1 M•~ W W Ha c.~ Mrs Robert Mrs ~ohn Chase , M:S C E W of I he rhurrh pastor, was named 11 an ts '' r~ ,.L n. er y ~n.. · n J "' •t c Duwnte, Mr!!. Earl OhYef", o... s. " r., Ill • Ml"'l. -• at; chairman of Chlldrlln's .work , Chll!lP's Burrte1tt' Miss Hrss Sitn Parker. Mrs . Neutzhng, ss ~~ a pos1 t1on funnerly occupred by 1 b Th " ' d •I, t d Eber!!bach M1ss CaJIIt' Vrager. •.,1rs L. t,... Bane"erter Mn Carroll orn 1•y ·,.,prvl' 0 uue. r Ill s all '· Ml!lses ,.,ugus • 13 Mrs GIoert~.ner, FOR Swanson repmt~d that M1ss Vesta <"~He~ to ~en\icrs and ~nl' kgu t·~~· Lucretia and Ada Genheunn. Mr!t .. McCoy would ad as telephone 1 l' cv aymon on ng ' Albert Your.g Mrs A V JloweU, ~ cha1rman of Rotary committees wh; gavP th P rl os;ngr P/ ~ie[1 Mrs Jacob Mees and fo11r e:uests and plans wt-rt d•ttcussed lor a rt· In arran1' em£'n ak owerll 1 Mrs Rus.seli and Mrs H E 1 anr \""ela • cs 1n a w1r er cmnu w· y a.. 1 vIs1on of the prt:sea\ committees ""' d lh f h • Schramm of Hunt~nglon •t "· 'tl copra w11.s u~(' on e re 1 es M Sl II W k LaCr " iSs 8erm~;e ovwen w1 act as hi rs • e a e-c , esen t a, 1 OF ALL TYPES cha1rman the Week of Prayer : ment ta "' r Ca\rf and Mrs. Madge strauss, AND ALL YOUR ' Athl'n and Self Df"nral program from ! Pomeroy Phone 485 W. Mala St. Ocl 25-31 ,.;·• th a spec1a1 program The next meetin8 wUl be held planned for October 28th at 7 .30 al the h.om~ of Mrs. Richard CamJ Mrs No!Wh Haskins, vice-pre-!11bell on Monday Novembe.r,:l:2·c__.:::.~=== 1 dent of the Mei.gs Ccunly Counell I · 1 of United Church has asked members to attend a meeting Thr Rev Wesley J enkms, pastor on November 2 when pffl'rlngs of men and bo} 's clofhing, blankets of thE' Raci:w Bapt1~l Church. pre· LUMBER and SUPPLY and p1ece goods wlll b"' bronght sentcrl lhe evt·nmg ~~·nn1•n :tl the "Quality Our M r)tt011 church wamt>n for overseas reliof worsh1p serVICt' at Ow Mtrldll'p ort S. Srd St. Middleport The annual Pledge service w1ll F1rst llrrp11st Church Sund ay and 1:-~~,..._....,==~=,.,.,,.,..~..":be he~__ m__No~e_m_b" _w_h_en__ ,._" · also U.lpltzt.,J two of the m£"mht·r·s I from hiS c.-,ngregntwn Mr and Mrs Bentl The Racine Chltroh at tended th<' ~erv1ees In a body The l\l'\' Clarem4,nl E llu) t lo· ral pastor prl' srded at the service and baptized the follrYWmg m·w I rhurch members Mrs Larry Rict' Mr and Mrs. Charles Mc-Cloud, Mrs Harold Hubbard, Mrs Roht•rt M11ls G enf Coleman, H1cha1 d Ho vatle~ and Raymond L1evmg At the C!Jurr:h School ~t·~lfes Rally Day wa~ obs('rvcrl wr1h an ' I allendante of 246 Mrs C E Huy ( acted as S!rpermLendcnt fur the nt:"WIY orgamzed Youlh Depa rt· ment a n d Frank Chee~rew church schoo.~! supermtt•ndt•nt pr(·sJded at the Ad1i!t rlrpn11tncnt ex• l.'xercJses Last Sunda) Promolrun Dav wa s observed at the Church School with T1•ache r Trfllnt ng CPtt,fJ(',IfPs awarder! to lf'<IPiters who hml t'Oill pleterl a conrse of .~ tud v, and thr I young people. who wrrt' promotrd from one class tu lhr n(' xt wt•nt lihrough a flower-con~lt ' d arl·hway made b\ D.:vid Dttr~t .Jr chDII · man of Chr1st1an Etluerrtlun. who planned tlhe al'('h and g11t e as a symbol of the promotwn serv1re PAINT LUMBER !O 31) Stnb it Ric-h l1 00 Valiant Lady ll 15 Love of L1fe ll 30 ~ear-ch for Tomorrow II 45 Gu1drnl! I 1ght 12 00 Hay Mdl1.1uJ Show JO 30 - - ' - -- - vkt" wa,s IHn n~> ' SEE US WI!DNESDAY 8 00 CapUJI'h Kangaroo 9 .00 ~arry Moore 9 30 Arthur Godfrey B·OO ClWtain Ka.ngarO< lv.:kl qn W.O.da)', Qdober I' 1n Stead Of ttt. ret:Ulfr IHOnd Mun ria) meeting I WCHS-TV ChannelS 8 00 I FALL 12 00 TOniJ;l'llt 12 00 Mrs. Bruce Llo:t d pr(!& lde'l\ M t •nda~ t:Yl'nrng Wh l· n th e WSC!:i nwt at lh:al h Melhod~t Church and Mrs Gttmn Lamberl prest! nted lh.l!' opentUf!: devuuonal service on th<' top1c from the stud~ bouk , " Tbe islands A walt 111s W ord" whlch was planned ..., 1th the p10g1am b} Mr ~ !\: an Muure or:t "V (' h;mut~ 1n Southe11sl As ia M r~ Moo··· li >Hi 3 map to Jll.ru tratl' ht>r talk and her l'rt'Sl"!l t a. tton of !he ' UhJl'(' t Jlldu ded pla) · ttrs and mttiJt ,1t JOns on the ~uhjel't Tup1c of the -dt•\o!lonnl ser· For That L11lle Marg1e 7 00 7 :50 8 00 9 00 :J :'10 10 00 IO ::''1 It ::10 II 15 7 30 ·n Do It M~ Political Telecast 6 30 Cheyenne - . - ·---- .. - .. ·- -- ·to 8 00 FemiltllJ-e Touch 2 00 Afternoon F'1lm Fe~tival 400 Two Gun PLayhouse 5 00 Mickey 1\lou~:e b 00 'lewBs 05 Wea.ther ~ 10 Sp~ts 6 15 JOl'IR Dll'IV OCTOBER 15 f'o medy f1 :nl' tl[l :m I :JO GIVE 4 J 30 6 4fi I The Bloodmobde IS COMING 1\lorkrn Romam·es 6 25 Strike -" Rl{"b 11 00 Valiant Lady I1 15 Love ot Lrfe 11 30 Sea:rcb for Tom'(lll"l''W ' 1·45 Guiding Light 12·00 Ray Milland SMw 12.30 :Aa The World TllrllS Shul 11 l'ht• t'la,,, wa-., ~.!filed fw I ~ Our Ml!:ls Brooks lh1· l l•lH I1 t of lh1• ',11ild!tpolt Flit' 1.30 Houseparty IJHn ~~hu nt"rrl t o ''l !lW th1·1~ 2 00 Big Payoff Cill <h /1111 o1iH'IS ~~oil] ho o\'I' IL'Pifl (; 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 1]1] " ~>11111' Ill X\ l\1 011! 1'.', 3 00 Brtgbter Day 3 115 Secret Storm PLAN FRIENDS NIGHT 3 30 Edge ol Night Evangl'hnt· l'h,tple l, OF.S. w1l 1 4 00 Katie '11 Kitchen have therr annual Ft l (' 1lil~ N1ghl I 4 30 The Early Show 5 55 Ll's Paul & Mary Ford <m Thursday :.1 8 p n1 .11 tht> Mid· dteport Ma ~nn tt· Tt•mph.• anrt l"hll]rl 11:00 Art HnlafiMet'"i 6 15 Douglf'8 .!'W.\V.alds li'IS Of lh!~ ,Ill':! h ,IVI' I"I'I'I'!VI..ld 111 6 30 Cu md Old Opr} ~ll;d!OIJ<; Ill lhl' lllf't'11 1l g :\11 ' .JRmt s ( l<t l"urthv , W<.J·tiH i\liltiJI 1 7 00 Phil Silvers Show h.~, n.tmPd :vl1s, ~ 11"114111' l[ouda, 1 7 00 The Broth('n !l 00 llrrh Shr in,.r )HI\ as duurm .. n nt thL plog i,Jill lw I ht• eV!'IIUlg J fl 30 Rt•d Skrltun 1' 3 -l .'i 11 30 ForeiE"n lntrigua FIRST AID CLASS Anyont' .,..,ho has a11 11p tn-date St <.~nl]a d ('aId luz Adv:rnred 1- I'Tst i\ i tll' oll\ilcd to .tl1cnd the Advun u rl l· 11"'' Aid l"l'nt•Wfll rla~s beu1g hL•ltl 1 n Mund.1 v <~t 7 30 al the M 1d dkpu1\ l'1r1 111<~11 s lla4 hv Emmet: lrndi'rl .t l'f'Jo!IOnJl cunrt•tf'»l'l' uf Wt'(' kd Rclg10os F.durat 1un wot'k· t:rs at Httrnesvitle S11tm day \ Qtwrn For A Day 4 9·00 Garry Moore I 3 D\1 5 1lO Aunl Or u S now 5 JU ll op<Jl ong ( a.>sldy ti 00 News fi 15 ~poi I s Eve 10 30 Noah's Arli. Sqn:ut was ea llt•rl al 2 30 am to the hom(' 11f M1 ~ M .. r v Hf'lt>n DaVL, 210 South l·uullh Avenul.' AT REGIONAL MEET 1\\ i '' S Rt'l ntC't' BOIVt' ll Vh•i j~~ l rltlll I ~ Wt• l' kd<r~ H1·1J ~ Jt1U s t.dur.Jtlron Jn~1rurtnr, :md ){ ,.., Ltnn llublt nnd M1s I!.Jiph Znndf' l, tt'plf'St·ntatJVI'Ii of lhf' ('nuntv C11Unr1T of Wt·r kd ,1y Helu,:ious F:duralion work :'II ai l nl'(' Thc•illil" J)() Superman Gra!ld Ole 0P'1' 1<~me11i:en ry Feeder Ca)£ SaIe •II I Be Tuesday ,, REEDSVILLE wol't hwhtl t> provided you don' l plug it tn When I thrnk nf all !'he bad box.• mg malrhes, lousv play•, fuzzy !)ld mov11•s fumhl lng rnmlcs, and ('Ute commNctals 1 hll\'l' not Rfe.n and heard I f•·t>l JU'i!t l1ko J Wl.lli dt\'Or· ccd From Tallulah Bankhead A week 1n lh<' coun1 1y ha~n't a p11tr:h on tl Th.:· sam!' nppli~~ to ho~c~ 1 do not hR\ r to f('('d ~addil•, bridh• or· fall off Ill] h.Jllt•ll 1 ('liD Sll for hours hat1ng horst•s nnrl propll' th,1t lalk honHs .md rt ~~ ns gootl o~s a pia} Every trnw 1 think 1 urn not lttk1r.g old HaHlmouth back 1ng or· ('Ubbrn~ o• Jtun pmg over st 1 ck~ l IN'I wmm nn1l rela x ed and full ot l'VI\ toward nt·arly ~·verythllll:l rXC"C'pl nw lONDON A ~ I dlt'l urr came rn I ll'lt On" 11f lh1 gn·at1 ' th i ngs llh<lul \h1 ll!IIIIH'S IS that }OU ('!Ill .d \\ ,1\~ .d•s (<~nd m .1 h !tll y Engt.~nd ' ' ,, t1t<ht ldtl1· ~~bind rmd llwr t• d d nut o.; o·t·m to h• rnom 1n 11 lor· l!lll'r.lt 1 .1nd Ill!' I nnlh·.~ l'lltHI ~, I,L,•gmtt look olf and ~~II' l~lnl ,]~ flll olS AfliCU ' \\ llt•n lh1 n11n f.llls, nn1 1 the rn· drtur~ pn•~ for fu11t.h and the Nea· g ull~ w.1ll .1n t1 th1• hv.-r an~W('IS, I 1.111 alw ays (lill!fmt lll) ~ (·lf v.11h lllh lhtHJJ!:hl In my wlwlt• l1fe , I have nt•Vt'r ~ ('Pil ],lhl' lll r l nn TV, no r ha vt• I 1 ~ ~ ·r ~ t· t·n or h4 11rd ElviS I 'r1•slt •1 I h,IVt• ll('\'rr md I hi' Sd wl'll ~ By MRS. A. H. BAIL IV Mr and Mrs Dale Rhod.:• s nf N('w Dr1ghton ra, spenl the W<'l'k end w1th M1s Ruth Tu('ker anj Mr a nd Mrs Herman Car.~on Karen Gdffrth, Pomero~, is sprnd mg thls week with he1 grnnd p<tri•lll!i , Mr and Mr~ Eddrt• G1lf· I fJth j Mr nnd Mrs Arthur OIT spent a we1k end w1th thl'u tlSJughter and son 1n law, Mt and M1·s Eu.,..,Jil NPwm:1n of t;alwn Ohll) Mr and M1" Wl'slc y ~1urrr snn nnd son of Dunba 1 M1 <~nd Mn; Jess 1e Morr1son or Hn r k f'astlt W Va. spent the Wt'l'k t'nd w111r M1 and Mn Halph Ballard Mr and \1t'! Ed ('ohbs i1lld <" hd dren and LlWI t>nce Cobbs, C illllll · nat1, Mr :~ nd Mrs Alva Wh Jtt,lkl.' t Akxander, Ky, spent 1ht• W<'t·k end wtth Mr and Mrs ( h<~rlt" ~ .Spen('rr. Mr o~nd )fr ~ nran F,;widr an 1l son of Columbus s pent the- wt•t k end wrth tht" l attf··~ Jlfll • llt ' Mr and M1s. Tht>odor~ It"~( ' M1 and Mr:; ,lumm t'nr.,on anrl l'hlldrcn, Br-lp1e . sr1n l S1'unlo~\ with Mr and M1~ 111'111\ :tn t "'"Oil and daughler, .lll\1'1 ' Mt and Mrs l-'rn11 k n \J II spt•nt Sunday wi!J1 Mr and M1 s ilUi tJIU Bird of AntJqully Mr anrl MDl Horner Webster nf Long Eoltom , ~r and Mrs ("n1 l Ofrull spen t Satuntav f'VI'Iliug with Mr nnrt M1•s A II fl.II I"V Connu~ 1\tt("Ka~ ~p! Ill thl' WPf'k end w1th h~·r par·Pnb M1 .illd Mrs l'oiiOltlll'rm t F:: I'. H' 7 00 EMERGENCY RUN Tlw 2 ' N('ws Caravan --- - - - - - BASH AN T<'llllf"<~f'f" l J[l 10 00 The Brg Surprl<;e LIONS ATTEND MEETING lhe Hev Uarf'monl E \lo}l tJ J e ~ tdcnt of I he L10ns Club Er n1• st ('ovr-rl Vlte pr£" ~ rclellt ,' <tnd 011 ~ Tll-.ey '''Lrdary, v.tll go lo Alb .. nv lh1s l'Venrng to attend a lhs l11d Lllllft•Jcnce for offlc~>li 11f l ion, t'luUs 9 OU i fl 4~ 7 RUMMAGE SALE The r:ummag;> Sale which will ht• h tl d bi thl' W S l S of H('a th \flllll' dl '\1 l· hu rth wdl be on F"1 1 d;q an rl Satu rda y, Ortobrl :w 27 I hP !'rat/ Bui11ilng, North S('('und Avenue 11 11d f'ual Street 'ludtlv Horne 4 00 Comedy Trme 4 30" My L rttle M11rgie 5 00 Aunt Dru Show 6 00 News Picture 6 15 Sports Eye 6 25 Les Paul Mary Ford 6 30 Jonathan Wrnl ecs Show .~tten d j OU t"oHt>P T1mt ;, Uilll' I lli •\ 111 1 Oi\ !1\0"l\I O!l of \11" 11111 1-( htlr• l! l l n 1:~ n Vdto1a11 ~ "il l hi· hl'ld <~1 1h.· lOOF hall Pom "l ll\ 111 •11 d 11 01 lol!lr 11 wrlh ).l/1<' HO>A-1']1 I ~1 1\ .~~ hosts Rl'glstr.l! HJn w II lw~ n .11 9 llm wllh t lw nH'•'l rn g t, ilp('n prnmptlv at 10 am All llll'111 h1 1 ~ il1f' urged to aft('nd This sectlon .?f The Daily Sentinel to mamta 111 ;-a tr·adtlion romm_on to lJ S newspapers, from lh1s day \\lll <J!Iempt here on th1s page to entertain, Instruct and gencrJllr deltver up comments on events of the rtay as th(•v alfNt Mt•Jgs-Mason We wa~t to _be free to u~e a wtdt' range "ot ma(('rial _ hu morous, hght Irony, heavy tfOny plain reporlmg \\ith opinion added, and on occaston, formal editortal Judgm(·lll Jn th1s -way The Dally Sentinel hopes ID d1 aw a lollowing of readers 1o thi ..., corner. After all, you'll r.t·v<·r know what's going to be here, lor 1t maghl be alinost ,u~yUnng of t:urrcnt interest We do not expect to mvot\•e ourselves tn pohtHal c()mment, local, state, or natwnnl , in any way that mdl(·at('s we prefer one combat;mt over the other After all, newsp:JfH'rs the wnter is convinced, per~uadc few peoplt' to< hangt• a political conVJction Other facets of llvmg do that For example, W R. Hearst, for :~o years < ondur1ed the most rabid Old Gu.anlish newspaper in thP Sr·.•ltl~· Post Tn telligencer Jts readers lov~d his spor Is ra~e s and gencr:-~1 reporting features, but h11ted his political stand Today, after all of Hearst's rantmg, St•atl]p remams a radiral stronghold or Dave Beck unwm sm and !he dosed shop. <'Onsistently going Oemocratic in evrry Wnshmglon stair elcc· tion Look at all M tlw late Mr H~arsl's wa5ted effot I In contrast, Wt• hope to stk up tnl<'rt•st 1n auythm~ that currootly grips the puhhl· mind II should not al\~avs have to be of locn!Impurtance A western ne\-\Sflaper edJtor rC'1enllv drllJliH'd ,J lOmment about Elvis The Pelvis Pn·sh•y, llw sh.1ktng to< k n' roll arttsl llis remark w.a-s derrstvt• For a full \leek his cdJtonal Jlagc eolumns were l'luttcn•d with letters f10m bobby-soxcrs, old ladles and young matrons defending or l'astrgattng "The f'rl vis." But that's the kintl of dultt•r an edi1or \11Vl'S That's one of the things we hope for Whtch n·minds us. last Friday Middlepot I Ro1ari:ms suggested local people with ideas and love Cor their town send letters to The Dail) Seu11incl with suggestions for Improving ur ;:::('d to S12n !0 Otl 1 1 1~ un 6 5.': Cofft"t> T11nL• oo Trc TaL' Dough 'I! Jt Could Be You 12 oo Parsons Stu-dy "[ ],4 area In short, we intend to maintam. ami hmld 1111o •1n lrilt'restlng departm~nt. our "editorial pag{' " .'' Today 1, 0 of UV CONVENTION ---- "We're Dressing Up For You" 1 'I On Current Tennt ssrt Brnre 2 00 M a1lllli' Theatrl' SHRINE TO MEET \la r1 ~ h 1 tnP \\h J! e Sh 11nr tof '• 3 U0 Qu('e o }'' or A Day 3 4.5 Modern Romane ('s J tJUs.J,•m w1l l IIW P! Ill r(•guL1 l&a ~~~o Jal ld\ ertiJIDI represeot.auv-e, Bot[loelh-KUnball Inc ~~~gtoo Ave., New York C1t:r, Hl, ~ y ' ·· Subscrlptlor. ntu: Delivery by canier bl fer weelr. one tar I WPPte avat 1a e 30 cenu I ' 10 oo f1,om 10 :l ]' m llt'~ l' lla1ul n :. f,l t he lun< h n nlll~l bt• 1n~di 11 1 !1 !\11 ' ( I' J "' h<~n b~ Udu hl'l l 411 orf!t'e •• oa 9 !UI ~1gn I W I ' pt)l.t lr I iiJlltJil I • <I mf't Illi g 7 00 kl' ' II• 111 ll .ond of ll( 1 cs uf tjl< ( >il/h I 11 'ht• ( ll ll !l l l'g,l t JOn,ll 1 li1Pd1 1.1 \!.irl l !til 1!/l Oc•tuht•r Hl S.. Publi•bed etery afternc.011 tuept Jl:a.tM'ed as ltcuod r.lu:~ mall:.le matter at tbe EXTENDED \I<-,.., 1 t•!tnl• d ..!I! 5~ II I ' ''""I of llllt,l 1 hu th \\,uJ wn h:11•· rcr·, 1 h• RIYNOlD E. GREINI F.or Church Missions; Thanks Are Voted pr~rded MIITIIj!l POSTNNEO The~ .....Una of tbe M1rl dlepert. VtPUp C~dl wrll lw 1 • w. S.C. S. Program Is Study On Reasons WEDNESDAY TUESDAY The Dail\' Sentinel - - =-=--:-- - - WSAZ-TV Channell Dl:vot'EO TO fNTIIt!STS OF MEIG~ N... ....ON 4o•EA IICHARD S. OWIN Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Ott. 9, 1956-3 Sprn't'Sien Off . _ _ .. l _ _ Hado * No STlRlliN& I It's homogeniAcl ••. miMtl in lbe ean and 8l6yl , that way! The progr.:Jm included d!'votlon al service h} Mrs t:l{lrry Houda· shelt: songs by lhe rhlldren read 1 1 1ngs by Mrs Milton Hood and Miss j Jealllll!' Clark a vocal duet, .Mrs Frances Bearhs and Mrs. Beulah t White, and Mrs Smart spok e bnl'fly on the ('hurch School w01k and the mater1al used 1n the var\ iou.s departnnenb. A Quest1on and Amwer period dosed the program. Teachers in the Juruor, Primlry and Kindergarten depart· menta are: Kindergarten,· Mrs. Beu1ab White, Mra. Cbarles Wbite: Primary, Mr~ Houdashelt, Mrs. Fran~s Bearh.s, Mrs. Ediaon Bak· er with Mrs. Charles Bennett unable to be present "Monday; Jun. ior, Mrs. Smirt, Mrs Hood Mrs. David Darst Jr and Miss Clark The vi.sltin& parents were In· vited to the ch'urch dining room where sandwiches, cookies, mints IDd coffee were 9erved An arr•nJement or tall flowers and gt'(!en and y~llow candlea were used On the refreshment l111ble wh1ch was arrangel'd by Mrs. ' It can't nm or drip like ordinary liquid p$1ni becauae it's joll«/1 ~ · LESS 'PIPPIN&i. Because of it& jelled oonsialooe:l' Rev &tin can \ actually be loaded on brush or roller. One brush or~ toUerl'ul goes along, 1-o-n·s w.J.f 1 COMPANY YeUI el_ • First Baptist Fellowship Is Organized The Rev. and Mu Claremont E. Hnv1 PnteThmPd with ft hutrr-t dmrrer at thclr home Monday evenrng when a group of young people fro mthc F1rst BBptlst .or· g11nlzed a Fdlowsh1p group. They plan to meet bt-monthly on the aecond and fourth Tuesdays and Mrs. Jtarold E. Hubbard w1ll be their sponsor Recreation durmg the evenini wa!l dm~cted b)' Mr. and I u--•----• ttmperatuK· control is critical ••• cleanliness is a mwt ... and economy is a Dccasi!Y. Natural gas fulfills all these requirements.> ...1 ftW Whire-hot batch of ..... iogrodi""' bri.. ~ to 2600'F in oa..,U ps-timl f..,_ po:ipJ: Wt proceuiog by the '"m•rhle.. machints. Gas is ..pUce~ ~ tbe ()wens.Cormng Fiberglas plaftt It Newlrk, Ohie, !;; 0~::: F~~ 03, Company .e Nmooal Gas 4c Oil Corpora!ion. both m!ltOmcq of Te:us Easnno. \ ... EXAS EAS ... ERN ~4...4m ~~ SHRii:VEPORT v LOU ISlAM.\ I Mrs Hwb- bard, David Hoyt, Mr . and Mrs Kloes, Mr and Mrs Woodrow Call Colltbfttows 9eniee N.uur41 1111 tr:~~~sportcd by TnllJ Emrri aids in dte pllllluction' d ~ufiful draperies and other fabrics made &om in<mlibly line pss fibers manufactured by Owens-Corning Fibergl.,. The company also manufactures a wide nnge of odler inrulation and lalik products. Natural gos is used in the h"ll" 111<:lting furnaces whm mr materials m converted to glass and in -.ita! curing epcratiou. In producing this vast array of products from alau, · Darat. Th e Pomeroy Cemen t BIoc k M~ho~:n;~~~.~~·:,re 41 An_exciting_yarn -·glass marbles and Texas~$!ernJ. ' Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills, Mr and Mrs Larry R1ce, Mrs Ruth P'luaes U & 435 Pomeroy Ohio \ Robinson, Mr and Mrs Gene Cole_ _..;;..;;,.;;;_;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~,;_;,;;;,;.__ man, Mr . and Mrs. ClemlB FOI. Hatlral las srrvn yo11 ;, mort 1!1/171 in tM hom~ and in induttry than any ·othlT fuel. -· �. • te oves nto Oklahoma Still Leads As No I Teaw.~!n Nation In The UP Poll •1 t 0, ' NmW YORK Up - Oklllboma's place after being upsl"t by Califpowerhowe ret&ined its No. J spot ornia. Ia tbe United Pre~ college footBehind Army in the set"o!"ld 10 tJ..U ratings today , but mudl of group came Baylur. Minn esota. last week 's b1g lead was wiped &uthern Mcthodts t and ''' o t r P out by runnerup Michigan State, Dame in bh.al o rder. Navy and •bleb bas hHten tw o much tough- Miami, Fla ., were tied for 16th er opponents. place, followed by Iowa, Slanfurd Teua ChristiAn and <»>io State and Pitt. moved up to a lie for third place while Georgi• Tl'cl:J , Idle last week Th e Un it ed Press co ll ege foot -dropped to No. 3. Te:us A&M was ball rat 1ng_s w1th first place voLes tbia ~k 's only newcomer bl the and seasons record s · top 10, taking f111tt tbe ninth rank- ...... N•m• lllc. Mleblgan State, wht.ct. defeated lftb-rival Miehipn, 0--0, lut S•t· Urdlr, narrowed OktaSJ.oma's fir5t tllcf margin from 79 points to I. Okl.ahoma 22 2-0 2. Mich1ga n Stalt• 7 2·0 3. Tie Tex . Chrts!Jiin 3 2-0 3. Tie Ohio State 2-0 5. Geor1ia Teth 1 2-0 6. TenneSJlee 1 2-0 7. s. C•llforol• :'1 -0 8. Miuiuippi 3-() 32(1 ~ ftt~tu In •• ---- Rutland, Wahama • H'I Tearns Jun lOr T0 Meet Th ursday ~ BROO KLYI\ UP Th~ New York Y<~ nhes arr 27 pu t outs I:IW3}' toda .\' fr om at la Jntn g a sha re of NEW YORK UP - Here is a pitchers who tosse-d perfect no • h1t, no - run games In b.aseb<IU history : John Lee Richmond , Wol'(•hester NL vs Cleveland, June 12. 1880, 1 ·_ 0. se ven I rics unde r C&sPy Stenge l, the Ya n ke e~ were seh edul1•d t o send eith er 18-game Wtnner Johnny Ku cks or cJgh t-gamt• VJ!'tor Bob Turley aga mst t he Brook ly n Dodgers, "clo-or-dJ(' " chttll"t' o f Clem Lab ine The od d :-; nn tllday's ~i xlh game an· 21 -20 if t l '~ Ku cks vs Labine an d even m oney iJ Turley gel! Stengel~ nod. Triumphant , though a.s da:t:cd as the rest of th1~ cock<'yed world after Larsen's fmt pe•·fe ct game John M. Ward , Providence NL vs Buff'alo, June 17, 1880, 5-0. Denton T. (Cy) Young, Boston AL vs ~ila.dE-Ipbia , May 5, 1904, 1 '" . " ' -~------- Todays Sports Parade inning Fight Results r., 7:30P.M. ~heres 0;:-:W;cS;;:I.l:'O:CB;;:I;;L-;;Ec,---;:;;NE·W-:;;RES and battery, eoot1 runrtint order $1&0. s. D. Cartt:r, 5 mile out Athens Road on U. S. 33. 10 6 3tp 1953 OLnsM:0BUJE, eXcellent condition, $1400.00, Mrs. Cleo Kernll For S<;.ie W Ji}UNG CONTAINERS pick your own $1.1Xl .. drop s ~50 per bushel. 1 1h. mtle from Sale~ Ct>nte1· on Gravel JlQad. W. 1<. Hawle y 10-9-3tc THERE'S NO BETTER SEASON THAN has --;;;ilable~a '"" ""tique furnllu•'' '" ~ny !lhape. Contact Mrs , Howurd Ce- - -- - - - Do your "impossible" jo~~ with a METROPOLITAN ---- MlTO SALES " ··~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~ per month. Cecil 800 See Mrs. Howard St., Pnrnero1 w Maln MAX W AR'D 9 6 t1 f'VI'lt;ngs. llTIOIIWID. 120 ~I 1nsuror1ce ..... 1 - C : . . Barnes-SintJ)IOli tnJurariee Age~y, MiddlepoTt. Flr't • Automobile-Bonds. Pho-nt 8315--X 6-20-tf M•l~... r~o, 1,... - ns I. ~· it:• eo. 0.. Ph.ane 61 PorMrOY. Ohio WE BUY COMPLETE lJls;,. .. 'lce Protectloa, t.ife, Auto, Fire, Polio: CaU Dor M.UJ 11 • Mldtfleport. Ohio 11'RUC'I'URAL J BJ:&MI: , OHIO VALlEY JUNK CO. <201 Busi~ess Services -- - (21 ) Reo I Estate .l_l IL...J d.triifl' "•'\ft. - guaranteed, !liCK TRACY . '•, ' '' . fn MlDDLlPORT, OHIO 61J6.;M on Slate Route . only 3 mlles frOm "Pomeroy. APARTMENT ~ 3 nia_tiy fur~i~h· l'd rooms, large tiOSPffi, I I ' $650MO. th Middlepo't ---6-,oom frame wl bath. Plenty of closets. ClosP. to schools. Lr vel lot. Very rea!iOn pnva~e bath. and entrance, auto_ma·tJe &team heat, .utilities furmshed. 1262 Powell Street MlddlOoport, or can 621-2-M . 10 6 3tc Exceptional at ahly P'iced. iox '' • 1"tffNEI 6311 IF .,, with bath. Plenty of cab1nets and clos~ts. Large front porch. 2·ahre levet tot, g~rage and· chic· . ien 'botisr.. Plenty 0( shade trees aDd outdOor fireplace. Located -~-14--, - w.~,---:R;;;-1!1 -n --;;t:-~ (2) Cord Of Thanks I WISH TO THANt{ eve-ry~ne who sent me c:trds on my htrtbday . Mrs. Fr!tnl. Fell 10 8 ltp (;ASOLINE ALLEY GoOcl l':lelm Urred Cln'& ,,, AU 11hltoo ... MOcleJr 5 ROOMS and t3Am, 10 Cole St. ror small reliable family. $35 ..; Ebenhach Hanlware su,ar Run f ..d MDI 46-tl 9 19 2mo. p 8 Cubic foot No-rge l'efrlgerator. ~PrvlcT• C&ll 294. 9 20 tf "-;:;-:::=-- - Ladderi. Seaffold' Boar&, Drep Clotld. Cll.riton Fi11her, Middleport P!:l.one 826~X. 11-1-tt sTAR -WARtARIN'.·, Sale; su~. SUBURBAN ----8 room ' frame ~ome 1 J no1lt-l:neolllm P'dr ~~ ~ f-4 Wonted Jo Buy ,t;:Wd1~'::' 1 ''••• Ph~• "!~~ Real Estde Broker [,-11) lTT {.;r]Sb, 'totOO.ed gt.aSs ..rurloS, ____:____ - - - - ---~ ----­ ba.:ancln• •nd brakE' ('omplf'te WHEEL ALJf:N.-mN' Hacltett's Safety ~ervlcfl, Wewt Main Street. Pomeroy, Ohio. 1·1nd h-1,-lf i~'suRAN"cE steam heated, and Hotel serv1ce at special weekly or monthly rates to steady guests. Rates as low a.s $8 weekly double occupanr-y. Also room..~ for Speetat Meetings, Parties, ' Weddings, Banque-ts, ::md private brea~fa.st. luncboon~. an-d suppr.r parties Phone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0. Per, ry h·ssee of Hotel Martin . ' 9 10 lmoc -- --- dleport Ph. 6261-X. - -SAI.f.- Pearl .-~. ..;~"1 'Phone ~f ,J»-..- Eie~tri'e · •an~ - - ''"amcr t:liptnn, Ji.:lsber, . ~id FOR '!Cirby Rea! Ell BULLDOZER . ""'RAP UtOI'f - lll!il'AU!! basements and Pbooe 610 Pt:Krifll'nt t.alt', Rutlan-o. TownShip. , 3_) For hire for acres la·nd. house, barn and ~UI pohd-s. P. M. Cowdery, tong buJldiDJ;!;!i. See George A. Mem Bolt.om. , fl 29 tl COI'ICI!Etl _I!_LO!;K$ ·ilart, Adminlstrnto~.:_~- .. _ _fl.!-U Qu~C'K SERvtr~ On Watcb lbr "Butld Bethr For L_.. PEA.RS FoR- SALE, 2 mile east pairinl( by FaefUI"""' 'I'l'(dn811 GRUESER BLOCii: CO. u( Chester. $1 50 per bu~hel. watchmAker. COlJ.JNS .TEWE3 Mllt~a North of Pom•roy 1.,1-tf Juhn J>. Kelley,. LERS, P"mero~ -On Rt. H. Call Wm, Gn1e1er. 10-4--Htp HOUSEBUJI.DERS - Call the Rock Springs 70,000 BTU-llu~phrey Circulating Ntigler' s, Racine. · 9 111 t_f __ HEATIDR used 6 months.- Duo 1 therJ1\ ~~uW oil heate-r, with or RAniO & TF.L}o;VISION s·:E=n=v=lc:;;E RODNEY DOWNING withoU\12l'J"''al. tank . Jacob E. Phl1ne 200 CIPiand Apphan('E" AGENC\' Schilling, llutland. __ 10 8 31 P ·Sture. ll8 w. Main st.. Pomem)' 24 INCH COAL FURNACE, pipes, ~23-tr pJ,., Avromobile, H..lth and registers. $40. Phone 139-X. M8N4~ ABBO'M' T.V. SER.AGCIDEtn' lO 8 3tp VICE All JNke.!l Repairtld by EJ Life, C••ualtr end 8ond1 DON'T- YOU KNOWt 8akf!r's will ~dve you the ~ trade on furnitcre u-r awhan· rt'~son ·-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~t,~====,.,=-~~=-=-'---•:_o~'~<o~g~o~in_g_l<_>_w_i"-~~~~-~~: " ~:;---rent rEAHs-= ,, !eW robrii!l "\\tttb" running · wat~ SAVI AIINtB {lJl Help'«ont~<~lc, _:- · ,· ,;,,f,.,leraiHGR~• 625 Broadway, Midd.Jeporl. 10 4 6tc 10 s 6tp .~Iring the~t 10, 6tc cil, BOO, Wei!. MelD St .. Pomeroy. c-=-:-:;;:--- -- R.ACJNE SfioE RET'AlR SH~P is . .. . ~26-lc• .. n()w open to give you serv1ce. 35 RATS KJLLJ:O ·'!'il,h 0111' 11!/~pd, . REVIVAL OCT 15-2.6 Pommy , 10-9-. t c --~-- SMITfl t <9! Th~ li~td. .fttartin Bv I I 4 ----- l'ull!ll~ Tlie unde-:· ~ il!'n~'l\ wll l o~ r er for salt· ~l I'U hl 1r i! Ut't •nn <I t th•• ht e rest dencr of Frances W Pal-ker tl ecease ll , at 1'imper~ Plains · M uig~ Co untv, Ohio . on S ~ turrlav . tht· 27th da v of Octnh" r I fl5fi. the person al '!)roperty or .'!J id decent con,isling: in J)att of rmts. livmg room s'lli 1 t' · rockinl( choirs, mirrors, bed~ marb~'l top (lre!lser, several old ·one drawer s.tnnds, one trunk, '.tlectrlc refrigerator, electric s.tilve. kitchen utensils •. d-ishes. · kilcht'n crtbint!IS and mimv other article-s to riUmerous to menUon Sale to commenee AI 1:00 o'clock P. M. Terms Cash . Browni e Woods . Auctionerr Et.heJ M. St out Admi n tstrix or the Est tile of Fr:mcf' s W 1'at·ke:·, The following house-hold goods. 2 IJVin " room sui ts, 2 breakfast ~eh bed s prings, 1 new table top perfection oil stove, 1 cub·bnrd I warm morning h~tinb( slov~. kitchen cabinet, 2 small ('3btnP!s 1 writ i n~ rlcsk, I buffet 1 dJ·~· <>Scr-ma,,b('] top I small dr~11ser Zenith table ra<\iu, 1 cab inet radio, 2 stnnds, dishe.s, som_f" ehaiu erOS~: ~ut saw, some antt' ques. 'Jots of thmg' 3 to numerous to me.nlion, term:; cash Luneh s~n·ecl at the' grounds I Will not ·bt• respons.iJ?lc for anv aceidents. Mr and Mrs I.eure Young-Owner Brownie Woods At1ctioncer. '" Tllr S'r'IITII FMtii .V -t~(ic,.:-;;:fti); :O;;:>t;;--a nd 30 I I -THERE'e NO BETJ'I;.R REASON THAN- -----THE . a"ain~t ~Ns c~ ~0" I HERCIJLES COAl. FURNACE. PUBLIC SALE used verv li••l ". $99.00 Phon!' R46-M or 6045-J. _ .... Due to 111 health I will ofrrr at A Hl-9-fitl' publi{' ~alo on Sat. Ot't. 13, 10M - - - - - - -~ - -, starling n1 10:00 o'clock AM at FIREWOOD FOR SALE. See m . .the Long Bottom Jeleph : m e exRadford_ or ltorold Blackston. "'" "'' acros·- ( 1 om Long Bottom Rocksprmgs; or phone 852-J - ' 1; , . , -~ W6 mo.p . ______1 _ School hous e Phone 197 ---- 'Jnfk!"s 10-9-3tc KISSED YOUR WIFE LATElY? Dail y Sentin el, Porn era) ,M Hidlcport, 0 ., Oct. 9, 1056-S _ sJir.i)- i.J d e ce~ s ctl. Ma•• I · 1 PUBLIC SA L E 3-0. R RoOM ('artl o r Thanks ;~nd SpedRl Notices of Events prlnt .,d at regp}:\r classifird rate~. Obituaries publis h ed Jt 1 crnt per word. ,., 8 l.- H.- ~ert1on without allowing a man to reach bau . - - -- - lilit of the seven Don Larse n \; World S('nes glory Favored at 16-:) odd ~ to win the1r SIXth worl d champiOns hip in ha.~ I ln- 2 cent s per WQr d . .:~ ne MJ nl m u ro ch.arg t- 5()c .4 cent s per word for three con.te<:utl vt> inse r tiortl> . Sp~!Ciai--.- O n e mout h f or 25 cen ts ger word . Full rah- o r 2 t'rnt~ per word wi ll bf' ehar gt-d fo1· a ctve rt i~ i n g If not pat'd for befu-rt' t jlf' 2~th of ea ch month fo llow t n ~: i nsHtio n Erro r,. ln Adv:'!rt i.~ rnl;! ----.."'t)ou!tl '"' ·' reported hnmediatdy. The Daily Senti nel wiU no! be rt"Sponslbte fpr 1_no re rh<m one in correct in· -----------------------------------------~-------------Yankees Favored LOOKS LIKE IKE'S A DODGER FAN, ALL RIGHT • Seven Pitchers .Have Tossed To Win Series ' In Todavs Game Perfect Games In Baseball ••Pv•" I s~rtloo . Adrian C. Joss, Cleveland AL vs Chi-cago, Oct. 2, 1908, 1-0. 222 x-Ernest G. Shore, Boston AL CUlly 15. addttiob to Mleh.itan, 213 vs Washington, June 23, 1917, 4-0. 'Which was raoked folU'tb last 14~ C. C. Robertson, Chicago AL Week, the Spartana abo bave 113 vs Detroit, April 30, 1922, 2·0. beaten Stanford . 94 Don Larsen, New York AL vs In series hbtory gavl' them a 3-2 9. 1'exas A&M 3-0 Brooklyn NL Oct. 8, 1956 2-<J. 10. Mlchigar. l -1 Crvthel Kansea St... 51 5eties edge. th~ Yankees needed x.Shore's per-fonnance in this Okl•boma, aeeking ih lecond only onf' vtctorv in the two regame is now classified with "•per Second 10 trams . II. Army ], 43; stralrbt natlon.wl C'ha.mpionshtp, maininK games lit F:bbet s f'ield to fect games ." Ba~ Ruth started PRESIDENt IISfNHOWflt I aa fanlike u ~y OthM' World' Btrtt~ ~peetator as he watc'hea thla crushed we111t Kansas State, 66-<J, 12. Baylor. 28; 13. Minnesota., 27: adrl anolhN golden page to thei r as the Boston pitdber and was re 14, SouVhNn Method1st , 18; 10. history . game in Ebbets Feld, . Left: He •tdda to 8M outcome of a play. Right: He applauda last Wt~ek end .followtnc a nasonafter movi'd by Umpire Owens Notre Damt> , 17, 16. In', Na-vy and Dodger .Carl Furlllo'a doubt• to the lefttle)d Wall IQ the MOOnd Inning, to ecore GU Hodges. Secretary They 've l()s t flV<' ~ t nH~th1 :-;erH! s opening triumph over North Car_ giving up a base on balls to MorMi.am j Fla ., 15 r- al'h . IH. Iowa. 6; gamt!s to thr> Oorlgers at th e cozr ot Slate J olm Foster DuJiea la ueated at Pruident'e rta'ht In Jett photo. In right photo he Is flanked olina. gan, the firs! Washington batter. lit. Stan-ford 4, 20 l' tllsburgh 3. by his . 1 1on, Muj. John EI~Bilhower, and Walter O'Malley, Dodgen pteaidenL ( lntel·n<Jtkmal) hltle Ebb~ls F1r>lcl bandbox but Twenty - two members of the Shore took •Ruth's place and after after Monda v·.'i histon e 2-0 victor y 35-man coacbes board whicll rates -- - - - - -- -:---::-Morg•n wa:; out trying to steal, mauler. they're l'UIIVJnecd anythmg can tbe leama weekb for the Unlted first two were only five day:; Because in July of 195-5, with ap.art. The lal'>t was recorded seven Shore retired the next 26 batters Preu pieked Oklahoma tops this the Yankees In dJrastraits for years before Larsen was born. weet; aeven voted for Mlchigan REHEARSAL TONIGHT Will 'ememb.r L•nll!n pitching, Casey ovuruled plt.thing State. Last week the Sooners atCast members for the Big Bene! For never bdore m all th e !'i:i Coach Jim Turner and brought It was a long while ooming. But minstrel, "Showboat Production " tracted 2!1 flrst-place votes a<Jd the By OSCAR FRALEY years of World Series history Uon back from Denver. And just then, Larsen has the tempera- are to meet tomght at 7.30 at 30'..! Spartan• only two. United Preu Sport& Wrltff there hPen a Rl1ualiun such as lhe last spring, when Lar.sen cUmbed mt!nt of the anc1ent master~:~ of Okh1boma's oppenent next week W. Main St., Pomeroy, tu go to 'Pt. NEW YOHK UP - It wa5 out his car up a Florida lwo teams fmd th emselves i ll topo]e some the mound . He is ' 'lell fit. you Pleas~nt and the final rehearsal 1s unranked Tens. Michigan State rlay . After LlliH•n 's "ultmwtc of the d(J J,iht•U ~!' and into the hall five hours in the dawning after might say. lo walk in t'heir hoary Js pitted a.gllhtst Indiana, also unbefore showhme tomon-ow even of fame today £or lowering Don curfew, old Casey smoothed things company . The Wahamu Junior High game" thf're 1s u111 .~ ant-.clunax. wg . J'Iftkr.d. The SoonE"rs have won 32 l.aJst•n , lh l' f1r s l man In history Sdhool fooLhn/1 lf';un Will play This 105tJ Wurld Sene~; wi ll a! over for the big fellow. atnllht game&. game In l'ht! the Rutland Junior lli&:h cle¥en on ways be r emt>mhNt' d '* ' tht· onr m !to JH!t:h a pc r fl·c·t But doghouse Don squared all Vols llg A4vance Thursday evcniu~. October 11, at which a 27 yt·ar old modern Rube World Sen e~. the account.. Monday as he used Wilh polnb distributed on a 10- 7 o'cllCk under tbc light~~ of Bacho, fWadtlt·ll aciTJ t• w·d immurtaiit y . 9-&-7-e-5--4.3-2-t basis for v D 1 e s Nn ne of tlw bl!sl·hall immortals only 97 pltchea to face 27 men tel Field. !ven the p11lyl·r~; ~e n sf' I hilt in the from firat to lOth places. here Is c vPr had a t-r umpl i~ hcd 11. classtc and send all 27 ragi.ng back to tile how the top 10 lined Ltp : OklaThe lwu elcvt'I' S mr l /llsL Slrtur- ye<J rs t(; 1 1! 111!' !hr puhl!t· will say, perfect gaml' 10 which not a bat- dugoul. homa 320; J\Jiehlg.11n State JOS Tex day morning 111 Hu ll tmd when the "Oh y l' ' tlw Y ~1 11k t' t'~ o r, so bf' lt•r 1 cachl'tl f11~t ha se. Only three It took two big asBist.s . Gil Me· il, •1he Dnt l g 1·r ~ wnn I ha t ~t'r H~ s .. ChrJstian and Ohio Stde 222 e~eh : Ohio team won by ;;~ s~or~ of 7--0: men Ed ltt•ultur h in 1906, Dougald gave him one i n the li~c­ Thr st unnin g 1mpact of Lorsen ':. Georgia Teeh 213; Tennessee 142; Claude Pa.sseau 111 1945 and Bill ond when J.t:ckie Robinson womlrous a ~ h1evemt>nl surpassed Southern California lt3: Milf8lssipBevens in 1947 - had re(orded l•shed a drive off Andy Carey's all oth('r c on s i~eratwns Players pl ~; Texa.. A&M 64 and Michigan une'hllte rs jn llH· ~ eries. glove bul Gil took the ricochettc of both k :uns in adthtion lu the 51. So •t renl(lint·d f(lr the six-root , and threw him out. Then in the By UNITED PRESS When a little extra cash 64,519 (ans a t Yanh•e Stnrlium Tenne.1" rnad~ lhl! biggest adNO'Ii'fNGIIAM Eng. -·- Pat Mc- -~el'tnPd to rt•alin· thcv had t:.ken fuur-i.1 c h Hoo:;it•r, who is regll.rded fifth, Mickey Mantlt: mad~ a specwould make things sweeter van(:e among Jhe top 10 teams, Aleer, 159, 13Jt·ki'nht·IHI , Eng , stopto tacular grab of Gil Hodges' long as a modern Ruht• Waddell, part 1n 11 nev, r - to- 111'- diJpiH.:~Icd around the house just call on movmg up rout OOtt'hos to the No. Pi'd Lew Lazar, 1 57lf~. Lmdon, pt•rform lhp imposs lhle with basf'. belt to lef't center. h1stnn c t•vt·nt us_ Get $50 , _ __ $100 _ , . _ 6 l)lot. Southerp California Jumped 34 hall's fir ~ ! pppfecl J.(ame in Eng 4, rrtai!wd R1 it1sh t;mpm• UMS "No Windup" Windup Th111 wao; In PV1dl'11t'f' in tla· two plaee1 to seventh: Ml&!!/sslppi lllld 1.~\ ('g lllHk!JI•WI'lght C fOW!] ~ $150 in 15 minutes, subject to years nnd ht• flld it In a breathLarsen, with the "no - windup" Yankr1•s du hhJ JU.-;,· Monda y whl'll beld ~lghth •nd Te:n 3 A&M adtakin g l -0 v• d uf-y u~ ')r the Dod- windup be fashioned only a r~ our prompt approval. A stroke· the uo r rn<J i ly b l.t~c Yank et•s alllv.aneC!d three po!l]tions to No. 9. of the pen does it. Convenient wt>eks ago to distul'lb the hitters' euul d haw• ht:rn . ..-umm t' d up lud t• Michigan dropped six pl1ces to lf O LYOKJ.~ . Ma ~~; -- Ted Donterms to suit you, It was l' Vt•n mor e s tartling in timing, took it from th~re as he lOth. Pitt, se\'C'nlh la6t w~ek, ·<·as l r r . 173 , S:H'kVII !t• , N11 va Scotia, 111 tht• wunls, "Gee Whil " a-' we lt finished off the firs t perfect no11s 10 thf' Mit II Uti!· of Lh c Dhrlgcr.:; . that lhe 27~y <'<~r-old L;u·sf'n had plummeted all the way to 201h' ~! u pped Au ,l(tc 1\mano, 179, of who vJs itf'd the New Yurli-· dtJb· lasl<>d only onr- and two-thirds mn- hitter baseball ~.s- 1 . ~flo ~.__~ince Brookly n a. huus t• to s hakt• lh1• h11nrl of lh•• ings when h1• madt• " S('CI IJHi !lam!' Charley Robertson of the While man wh o n1tn•d the "d l'a m g:Hnc " slarl agains t Hruukl yn And t n the Sox did it on April 30. 1922. There have been . counting LarNEW \' OIU\ - Jue I\1Jr·t•l i , J451f.z t u t>Ud ltll .drt·am g ~o~m1 • s fut't lhat, a 11uled nig ht li llll' playsen 's only seven perfect games in New Yo1·k. uui/I'I IU I >·d ]la n ny GinMegli• Add1 Congrafuletlons f'r , he performed hi s £cnl 111 the which not a runner reached firs t vane/11, 150~1 , Bruuklyn 10. Anwng the ~ c wa~ 39-year olrf-Sal hr1ght <'risp suns hme whl<'h floodTOifiOHT In thf' hastol·y of hasehall. The 1 M~)(III' , I hi' ~o:re11t old dulch p 1 t~h- 1'd Yunkf'l! Stadtum . • & WIDHISDAY was beaten b,y the gre11tcs t R•p.aym•nt To Stengel t'r who ------ --·-- .\flAM! Fla R1Jiy K1lgorl', clutch performance of 1111 tlnw It wa s repii _ Vrncnt to Ca.'lt',\' Stlm FAMILY NIOHTI 160 1/ 4 Mlilml , Fla., outpoinl.pd t'ul' toduy·s ii!Klh game. both grl th t· grizzil·d Yanhc ~ klrlflt!r, 2 Aclult Tickets Ml~t one c•r _ Ji'ranz Szu?.IIW, 165 1,~ , Hremen, managers lndJcahl(] 1ht•y v.uuld fr~ ~-~~_fl~ l_l_ h _,_ ·n ~~~ Lig mahogany Wm, Htlden At.Hirev Hepburn Germany 10. stt~nd pal. The Yankt•e;;, of {'ourse SABRINA w1•rc t'onvmccd lhev cnuld not fiul Hoth man r.g crs arc sti l'k i ng with -ALSOm lhe wakl' of t.ai-sen ·._ perform - the ir ftfth -ganw lineup.~ . harring John Payne Ruth Reman llnce while the D<Jtlgt·J ~ luuk hear t la stmJnUit• uvermght huncht•s. Rl . .l IN TOWN from th('Jr two-yt'ltr, unbruken run Thil( mcaru; Slt)n/i!f'l will keep -cartotrtEAGLE ftlf)GE <tlfURCH of succl.'ss Nt!w Vork in J t'f' at first base a nt1 TOOTH OR CONIIQUINCIS 4 Miles S. of Chester · . tht•i r hom(' park . alung agAtn with thin! ha.o, t'ma:-~ "f only hope our pla) t'r .'l ~J f' o1~ And y (';,n'\'. C'arc·~ sJnglt~(l !u 1 • 11~n THURSDAY & ,ltiDAY • conrldcnt as I am wt•'ll wi n !ht· "1 .\ lh and -"<"ored thr- Yankeps ' Shock Show ef All TlnMI AT It," Uid StengeL "The bon ~hou l d " ' fonrl r11n Munday wiulc Collins RlchU'd. Dtmlne hr feeling real ~ood uftt•l I hat nn ~ a l•n ~i n ..: kd 111 that fl'amc DAY THI WORLD INDID and no why 1\'' ' h1 tl1e i'a<'!' or Larsf'n's Pf'!"Feet (In Su"r.eope) First 8 HvenJnga a different can't wrap a up at Ebbd ~ Ftt•ld · g ilnll' , AJ., tnn rPally has no <"hoice. -AlSOspea.er will be heard. .\o1RnJiaer Walt Alston u! tlw lit• l'lln mt'n'lv throw up Jus hand 3 K•nt T•v-lor CMhy Downs Dudl!l'rs led hL~ pla}·ers in I'~'~U~ ;u·r- .-pt Larsen ~ dntc with dc•slmy PHANTOM FROM IO.M Rev, Freeland Norris Wlll ing Larst'n's perhlnnnnrt' lwl fww• the DodgeN w1Jl unce liAOUII Speak the Remainder. p01nlt>d out, "wt.! 'vc bct:on 111 tnu11h ag:11n r;•sr-mble the fonn1dale ma~Aito CARTOON EVERYONE WEJ.£0ME lllluatwns before .anrl WI' sllll think h111r• tliPV looked like Ill lhe 11rst two ga nll'S at Ebbets F1r-Jd 222 ~DS WANT • 3 ROO!.t FtJ'llVlS.fftf) apart ment GUILD TO M!'!T Craee GuUd wil l meto t !t_ 11..a 1 Auto :>1 ~ ,~uu !i u 06 p nld . 8MI North t t h St , 0 __ _ MH.Id lepo1 f. 10 4 121t' hl•lll•- .,f ~If'\ .J [ J) Har lin >:•" llA-W LiiG oNF: 1 flvl' on Wcd ne!lday at 7 :so P m Willi 1 J,fl t' _ ,>1 a .~.s1 1n~ 11.~ h ••~ 1 .oow Wrecker ~ervice . ;~ rn rm 1 apartmen:. 8 r oHm dw ~ ll Pbr>ne 6111 . 1\:iihl ~hone DEALIn& newly denraLr rt t n~tldt' an d M-tf . oul M u.~t be •ef"n 111 h~ II PIJ rl' X. OODGJr:-rLYMO U fll 4 HOUS [ H J R S/1-L.'t fQJ I ERS {' Jo to·d B room and 6 m nn1 ~ I tt· ba·.wmt>nt . l'llli \ furnan· I al"l't' of g t(lund ('~ II DJV 1t1 DJ I h <.~u ~e~ Hu! h wJt hm ~ m1n w;d k !ll 91~- M 1of Cuu 1t ll o U ~ (' A . r>: 13t·ng•·· Ill ,. . . _. . ~ l!l54 F OHn ·. :USTOMLINE 2 r\ 1 .) Sc d ~ n . WSW l 1rf'~ 0\'t'rdr l\'t' an d o th t"' t'qu ipmt'n t $1.29500 F OR H.E Nl-""4 ~~rna anrlb ~ t b and MOD E K.."i Rt TRAL H O ~IE, 1trrt:t l! ving room , 2 · bt•droun u, kit· 2\~r ttn :H's. Pom t• :·uy • , ~ rooms' a na bath , furn lij hed 4 6 t'hE-n, and bath . Coal furitace. 10 !t I npart menL. . Wm T. (,kueSol!r, :--:-:---:c:--:-::::::-;::::-;-' g 22 : 01 0 p full ba~l'm~nt, 1 ~~ acre Jot. N1c,. .95:i PLYI\10CTH CH.Af\WIWUK 2 Mld41ep(Jrt plat-e to live, 5 mlle ()IJt Atbl" n~ rt r. Sl"d .. n. On•· L:~ re ful own .,:- 2 Hoo:\1 ·;\ f•A Kr~r.N T . l' LJ K.~ J SH Road, U F 33. S. 0 Cart er. Ol' igtnul green fin i-Jh $895.00 F!J . 1 ~7 Butternut Ave ., I .:>m ~­ ]0 6 ! tp Bioett nar 's Po-merO}', r uy. 10 4 6tc 5 ROOMS and BATH, endo1wd 9-26-1211' -- -- - - -----::----::::c:-c~ b ~<"k pr:o rf'h . storm d llu rs and 1951 OI.O SMOBII.l': " P-8" 2 dr ~ e­ F'U , ....; ~ ·.r J~ G---B EDR (K)M wi ndo ws. ,earage ~ea r sc h o1t1~ dan . Mp.l r amltll' dr iw A rt>al pnv atc huth un li cnlraflL·e . Cal l 780 South Th i rd St. , Mitldl t' pur l perfo r mer. $795.00 Bloet t nar ·~­ 10 8 3\r 6107-J, 10 8 3t r 6144 -Y Pcmeroy . 10 4 (He 1 I~ :J OM i"UH.'lJSliED Apa-rtment , - - - . I i27 Uut : L·r ~ l'l Avf'. , PomeToy, QUALITY DOESN'T t956 BUICK ROADMASTl!:.R, 2_(1 , 10 8 6lp Riviera C pe . .-ower s teerm ~ . _ _ _ __ _ __ - - COST -IT PAY:> brakes, seat, and windows. {i room unf1Jrnished apart_ment SAVE! ! Blaettnar'-s Pomerov . with bath, for rent. Al"o 3·r~m Superior Sen kc 10 4 6tc unfurnis hed apartment wath I Servic~ to~e Uv~. ~ 1954 BUicK vs Hoartmaster 4 dr ~~~·Both n~ly d~otat~d~~ ~· Our otto -1;., :_ Sedan. P ower S H·el'ini. One ltl,, eal owner. $1,895:00, J!!itc : tnar's. · -- - - : - -·· " . T-tf!~~y-Fin~te"':,Olf _ yQg· flaYe something To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Daily . Ad "-ratinel Di1play or Want Ad be Your Representative. ..;, ...._~,· Get :R~tulh - STOP 20 6~~~·~===,,..==~~~ijB~~----~ 3tt '_h_•_no~~IO B~ SiliJti'S HANGING OUT THAT 22::• __________ PEANUTS WINDOW 1 WAS JUST ~, LOOt<iNG ,..,-, T\>4AT NIOW' 1-!ANDSOMIO POLICEMAN I • I \ ' , \ I <., Universal 'Jeep' You ran N~Vt lirm' and mont'v with rlw \'f'hide thallakrs you through whf'll other!'! f'1111'1 lh1· ~- Whrol- Orive UniverMI 'Jeep'. lllravell'! at h~way ~ r·~·,·.t~ in 2-wheel driw.,, hut lhht~ imtlanlly inlo 4 -wh r f'l ell i\t: I I• ~~) tluough m u ~, M 1~ 1 Now•a lhe Deal lim• lo alep Ju.t coneklor tho fetlfuN;u The greet Rocket up ID Oldarnoblle • ~. the car tha t or u1ow - whore nu road! • : ~ 1~t. the "11o-anywhera" 'Jeep' eupplieA power for wll'l1lera, compreuort, ~e':'~~llon. With power lake-a& or hydraulic Jill, ud operata moet 3-poiut bitch irnplementt. I"IVEISAL ' at a down-to.eaPih prlcel T~sk lor a demonetration of the Univera&I'Jeep' today! --~- .. ·- ;'~ ,; I· ·'~ ' • E.5- •. ~ . and hold it11 value lllO! DO •. ,, . •,ALE ~ ·- ' ) ·-~ · ill [' - ' . '• 'II W'..fY,CER oA.NL~ 1 ~RNOLD . 'IJF · IOUR ><EAO SALES · MAN . M R SfENTQC'{,IS S AN FRANC15CO IN • Q:IEJHT NOW ' 11.',,.._.,.1:,·,,111 ~ s..,_ 86 -..~.,~__ C>LI:)SIVIC>BI LE Will Yl ... 111111 ilrpst 11Im 111-Wirul-lrtft MICIII Pomeroy Equipment Co. A. Jl, KNJ!i HT, Pros. . .-, ' " •J\J .\J So mokt yow move in • big; ""Y· ur to Olt:M You'll li..e doin« bu~m~ the Oldijmohile qu.dity lray. Let u~ 11how you .•. nrtW! •:46 ' Boll80 Eoginc-• smooth 230 hom--powt-r•- «iving yolt r.001rmny wbon }'nu lllant it •.u d ali the pow('r y uu"Jf ever rJMld for safety's sake ! 1'1u•n:'! q road - hu,e;!l'in~ ri1le only • big ear ntn providt:~. And stvlio£ th 81 .... mslay new- t.eeP. 4-WII!l-DIIV£ ' , . ••MIItful What • · wey lo ewing into .Fall! lt"e Olddmohile's ~alue-paulu~d, budget-priced "88"! ' ,_ - - · - - - - - YOU'RI ALWAYS WILCOMI Af YOUI OLD•MO&ILI QUALifY DIALII'II - - - . - - - - - KAR~ & VAN ZANDT MOTOR S~. LES Pomeroy IV. &lAIN ST. • ~~~!!'!!~~~~~~~...,.,_...,.~.,---~. II CARIPU' • • • DIIYI IAPILYI PO~IEROY, OHiO ;;;:;;;;,;iiii;;;~ii!s!iiL;;;;i';o_o;siilii,.aiio...i:iiOz·_,;;--.;;;._;;;;;_= '' '. - ... -·---. ... - ~ - ~- . ' ..... -·-· ________.,_ _,___ .. - - ~- ~· I �. • te oves nto Oklahoma Still Leads As No I Teaw.~!n Nation In The UP Poll •1 t 0, ' NmW YORK Up - Oklllboma's place after being upsl"t by Califpowerhowe ret&ined its No. J spot ornia. Ia tbe United Pre~ college footBehind Army in the set"o!"ld 10 tJ..U ratings today , but mudl of group came Baylur. Minn esota. last week 's b1g lead was wiped &uthern Mcthodts t and ''' o t r P out by runnerup Michigan State, Dame in bh.al o rder. Navy and •bleb bas hHten tw o much tough- Miami, Fla ., were tied for 16th er opponents. place, followed by Iowa, Slanfurd Teua ChristiAn and <»>io State and Pitt. moved up to a lie for third place while Georgi• Tl'cl:J , Idle last week Th e Un it ed Press co ll ege foot -dropped to No. 3. Te:us A&M was ball rat 1ng_s w1th first place voLes tbia ~k 's only newcomer bl the and seasons record s · top 10, taking f111tt tbe ninth rank- ...... N•m• lllc. Mleblgan State, wht.ct. defeated lftb-rival Miehipn, 0--0, lut S•t· Urdlr, narrowed OktaSJ.oma's fir5t tllcf margin from 79 points to I. Okl.ahoma 22 2-0 2. Mich1ga n Stalt• 7 2·0 3. Tie Tex . Chrts!Jiin 3 2-0 3. Tie Ohio State 2-0 5. Geor1ia Teth 1 2-0 6. TenneSJlee 1 2-0 7. s. C•llforol• :'1 -0 8. Miuiuippi 3-() 32(1 ~ ftt~tu In •• ---- Rutland, Wahama • H'I Tearns Jun lOr T0 Meet Th ursday ~ BROO KLYI\ UP Th~ New York Y<~ nhes arr 27 pu t outs I:IW3}' toda .\' fr om at la Jntn g a sha re of NEW YORK UP - Here is a pitchers who tosse-d perfect no • h1t, no - run games In b.aseb<IU history : John Lee Richmond , Wol'(•hester NL vs Cleveland, June 12. 1880, 1 ·_ 0. se ven I rics unde r C&sPy Stenge l, the Ya n ke e~ were seh edul1•d t o send eith er 18-game Wtnner Johnny Ku cks or cJgh t-gamt• VJ!'tor Bob Turley aga mst t he Brook ly n Dodgers, "clo-or-dJ(' " chttll"t' o f Clem Lab ine The od d :-; nn tllday's ~i xlh game an· 21 -20 if t l '~ Ku cks vs Labine an d even m oney iJ Turley gel! Stengel~ nod. Triumphant , though a.s da:t:cd as the rest of th1~ cock<'yed world after Larsen's fmt pe•·fe ct game John M. Ward , Providence NL vs Buff'alo, June 17, 1880, 5-0. Denton T. (Cy) Young, Boston AL vs ~ila.dE-Ipbia , May 5, 1904, 1 '" . " ' -~------- Todays Sports Parade inning Fight Results r., 7:30P.M. ~heres 0;:-:W;cS;;:I.l:'O:CB;;:I;;L-;;Ec,---;:;;NE·W-:;;RES and battery, eoot1 runrtint order $1&0. s. D. Cartt:r, 5 mile out Athens Road on U. S. 33. 10 6 3tp 1953 OLnsM:0BUJE, eXcellent condition, $1400.00, Mrs. Cleo Kernll For S<;.ie W Ji}UNG CONTAINERS pick your own $1.1Xl .. drop s ~50 per bushel. 1 1h. mtle from Sale~ Ct>nte1· on Gravel JlQad. W. 1<. Hawle y 10-9-3tc THERE'S NO BETTER SEASON THAN has --;;;ilable~a '"" ""tique furnllu•'' '" ~ny !lhape. Contact Mrs , Howurd Ce- - -- - - - Do your "impossible" jo~~ with a METROPOLITAN ---- MlTO SALES " ··~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~ per month. Cecil 800 See Mrs. Howard St., Pnrnero1 w Maln MAX W AR'D 9 6 t1 f'VI'lt;ngs. llTIOIIWID. 120 ~I 1nsuror1ce ..... 1 - C : . . Barnes-SintJ)IOli tnJurariee Age~y, MiddlepoTt. Flr't • Automobile-Bonds. Pho-nt 8315--X 6-20-tf M•l~... r~o, 1,... - ns I. ~· it:• eo. 0.. Ph.ane 61 PorMrOY. Ohio WE BUY COMPLETE lJls;,. .. 'lce Protectloa, t.ife, Auto, Fire, Polio: CaU Dor M.UJ 11 • Mldtfleport. Ohio 11'RUC'I'URAL J BJ:&MI: , OHIO VALlEY JUNK CO. <201 Busi~ess Services -- - (21 ) Reo I Estate .l_l IL...J d.triifl' "•'\ft. - guaranteed, !liCK TRACY . '•, ' '' . fn MlDDLlPORT, OHIO 61J6.;M on Slate Route . only 3 mlles frOm "Pomeroy. APARTMENT ~ 3 nia_tiy fur~i~h· l'd rooms, large tiOSPffi, I I ' $650MO. th Middlepo't ---6-,oom frame wl bath. Plenty of closets. ClosP. to schools. Lr vel lot. Very rea!iOn pnva~e bath. and entrance, auto_ma·tJe &team heat, .utilities furmshed. 1262 Powell Street MlddlOoport, or can 621-2-M . 10 6 3tc Exceptional at ahly P'iced. iox '' • 1"tffNEI 6311 IF .,, with bath. Plenty of cab1nets and clos~ts. Large front porch. 2·ahre levet tot, g~rage and· chic· . ien 'botisr.. Plenty 0( shade trees aDd outdOor fireplace. Located -~-14--, - w.~,---:R;;;-1!1 -n --;;t:-~ (2) Cord Of Thanks I WISH TO THANt{ eve-ry~ne who sent me c:trds on my htrtbday . Mrs. Fr!tnl. Fell 10 8 ltp (;ASOLINE ALLEY GoOcl l':lelm Urred Cln'& ,,, AU 11hltoo ... MOcleJr 5 ROOMS and t3Am, 10 Cole St. ror small reliable family. $35 ..; Ebenhach Hanlware su,ar Run f ..d MDI 46-tl 9 19 2mo. p 8 Cubic foot No-rge l'efrlgerator. ~PrvlcT• C&ll 294. 9 20 tf "-;:;-:::=-- - Ladderi. Seaffold' Boar&, Drep Clotld. Cll.riton Fi11her, Middleport P!:l.one 826~X. 11-1-tt sTAR -WARtARIN'.·, Sale; su~. SUBURBAN ----8 room ' frame ~ome 1 J no1lt-l:neolllm P'dr ~~ ~ f-4 Wonted Jo Buy ,t;:Wd1~'::' 1 ''••• Ph~• "!~~ Real Estde Broker [,-11) lTT {.;r]Sb, 'totOO.ed gt.aSs ..rurloS, ____:____ - - - - ---~ ----­ ba.:ancln• •nd brakE' ('omplf'te WHEEL ALJf:N.-mN' Hacltett's Safety ~ervlcfl, Wewt Main Street. Pomeroy, Ohio. 1·1nd h-1,-lf i~'suRAN"cE steam heated, and Hotel serv1ce at special weekly or monthly rates to steady guests. Rates as low a.s $8 weekly double occupanr-y. Also room..~ for Speetat Meetings, Parties, ' Weddings, Banque-ts, ::md private brea~fa.st. luncboon~. an-d suppr.r parties Phone 396 to Mr. Samuel 0. Per, ry h·ssee of Hotel Martin . ' 9 10 lmoc -- --- dleport Ph. 6261-X. - -SAI.f.- Pearl .-~. ..;~"1 'Phone ~f ,J»-..- Eie~tri'e · •an~ - - ''"amcr t:liptnn, Ji.:lsber, . ~id FOR '!Cirby Rea! Ell BULLDOZER . ""'RAP UtOI'f - lll!il'AU!! basements and Pbooe 610 Pt:Krifll'nt t.alt', Rutlan-o. TownShip. , 3_) For hire for acres la·nd. house, barn and ~UI pohd-s. P. M. Cowdery, tong buJldiDJ;!;!i. See George A. Mem Bolt.om. , fl 29 tl COI'ICI!Etl _I!_LO!;K$ ·ilart, Adminlstrnto~.:_~- .. _ _fl.!-U Qu~C'K SERvtr~ On Watcb lbr "Butld Bethr For L_.. PEA.RS FoR- SALE, 2 mile east pairinl( by FaefUI"""' 'I'l'(dn811 GRUESER BLOCii: CO. u( Chester. $1 50 per bu~hel. watchmAker. COlJ.JNS .TEWE3 Mllt~a North of Pom•roy 1.,1-tf Juhn J>. Kelley,. LERS, P"mero~ -On Rt. H. Call Wm, Gn1e1er. 10-4--Htp HOUSEBUJI.DERS - Call the Rock Springs 70,000 BTU-llu~phrey Circulating Ntigler' s, Racine. · 9 111 t_f __ HEATIDR used 6 months.- Duo 1 therJ1\ ~~uW oil heate-r, with or RAniO & TF.L}o;VISION s·:E=n=v=lc:;;E RODNEY DOWNING withoU\12l'J"''al. tank . Jacob E. Phl1ne 200 CIPiand Apphan('E" AGENC\' Schilling, llutland. __ 10 8 31 P ·Sture. ll8 w. Main st.. Pomem)' 24 INCH COAL FURNACE, pipes, ~23-tr pJ,., Avromobile, H..lth and registers. $40. Phone 139-X. M8N4~ ABBO'M' T.V. SER.AGCIDEtn' lO 8 3tp VICE All JNke.!l Repairtld by EJ Life, C••ualtr end 8ond1 DON'T- YOU KNOWt 8akf!r's will ~dve you the ~ trade on furnitcre u-r awhan· rt'~son ·-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~t,~====,.,=-~~=-=-'---•:_o~'~<o~g~o~in_g_l<_>_w_i"-~~~~-~~: " ~:;---rent rEAHs-= ,, !eW robrii!l "\\tttb" running · wat~ SAVI AIINtB {lJl Help'«ont~<~lc, _:- · ,· ,;,,f,.,leraiHGR~• 625 Broadway, Midd.Jeporl. 10 4 6tc 10 s 6tp .~Iring the~t 10, 6tc cil, BOO, Wei!. MelD St .. Pomeroy. c-=-:-:;;:--- -- R.ACJNE SfioE RET'AlR SH~P is . .. . ~26-lc• .. n()w open to give you serv1ce. 35 RATS KJLLJ:O ·'!'il,h 0111' 11!/~pd, . REVIVAL OCT 15-2.6 Pommy , 10-9-. t c --~-- SMITfl t <9! Th~ li~td. .fttartin Bv I I 4 ----- l'ull!ll~ Tlie unde-:· ~ il!'n~'l\ wll l o~ r er for salt· ~l I'U hl 1r i! Ut't •nn <I t th•• ht e rest dencr of Frances W Pal-ker tl ecease ll , at 1'imper~ Plains · M uig~ Co untv, Ohio . on S ~ turrlav . tht· 27th da v of Octnh" r I fl5fi. the person al '!)roperty or .'!J id decent con,isling: in J)att of rmts. livmg room s'lli 1 t' · rockinl( choirs, mirrors, bed~ marb~'l top (lre!lser, several old ·one drawer s.tnnds, one trunk, '.tlectrlc refrigerator, electric s.tilve. kitchen utensils •. d-ishes. · kilcht'n crtbint!IS and mimv other article-s to riUmerous to menUon Sale to commenee AI 1:00 o'clock P. M. Terms Cash . Browni e Woods . Auctionerr Et.heJ M. St out Admi n tstrix or the Est tile of Fr:mcf' s W 1'at·ke:·, The following house-hold goods. 2 IJVin " room sui ts, 2 breakfast ~eh bed s prings, 1 new table top perfection oil stove, 1 cub·bnrd I warm morning h~tinb( slov~. kitchen cabinet, 2 small ('3btnP!s 1 writ i n~ rlcsk, I buffet 1 dJ·~· <>Scr-ma,,b('] top I small dr~11ser Zenith table ra<\iu, 1 cab inet radio, 2 stnnds, dishe.s, som_f" ehaiu erOS~: ~ut saw, some antt' ques. 'Jots of thmg' 3 to numerous to me.nlion, term:; cash Luneh s~n·ecl at the' grounds I Will not ·bt• respons.iJ?lc for anv aceidents. Mr and Mrs I.eure Young-Owner Brownie Woods At1ctioncer. '" Tllr S'r'IITII FMtii .V -t~(ic,.:-;;:fti); :O;;:>t;;--a nd 30 I I -THERE'e NO BETJ'I;.R REASON THAN- -----THE . a"ain~t ~Ns c~ ~0" I HERCIJLES COAl. FURNACE. PUBLIC SALE used verv li••l ". $99.00 Phon!' R46-M or 6045-J. _ .... Due to 111 health I will ofrrr at A Hl-9-fitl' publi{' ~alo on Sat. Ot't. 13, 10M - - - - - - -~ - -, starling n1 10:00 o'clock AM at FIREWOOD FOR SALE. See m . .the Long Bottom Jeleph : m e exRadford_ or ltorold Blackston. "'" "'' acros·- ( 1 om Long Bottom Rocksprmgs; or phone 852-J - ' 1; , . , -~ W6 mo.p . ______1 _ School hous e Phone 197 ---- 'Jnfk!"s 10-9-3tc KISSED YOUR WIFE LATElY? Dail y Sentin el, Porn era) ,M Hidlcport, 0 ., Oct. 9, 1056-S _ sJir.i)- i.J d e ce~ s ctl. Ma•• I · 1 PUBLIC SA L E 3-0. R RoOM ('artl o r Thanks ;~nd SpedRl Notices of Events prlnt .,d at regp}:\r classifird rate~. Obituaries publis h ed Jt 1 crnt per word. ,., 8 l.- H.- ~ert1on without allowing a man to reach bau . - - -- - lilit of the seven Don Larse n \; World S('nes glory Favored at 16-:) odd ~ to win the1r SIXth worl d champiOns hip in ha.~ I ln- 2 cent s per WQr d . .:~ ne MJ nl m u ro ch.arg t- 5()c .4 cent s per word for three con.te<:utl vt> inse r tiortl> . Sp~!Ciai--.- O n e mout h f or 25 cen ts ger word . Full rah- o r 2 t'rnt~ per word wi ll bf' ehar gt-d fo1· a ctve rt i~ i n g If not pat'd for befu-rt' t jlf' 2~th of ea ch month fo llow t n ~: i nsHtio n Erro r,. ln Adv:'!rt i.~ rnl;! ----.."'t)ou!tl '"' ·' reported hnmediatdy. The Daily Senti nel wiU no! be rt"Sponslbte fpr 1_no re rh<m one in correct in· -----------------------------------------~-------------Yankees Favored LOOKS LIKE IKE'S A DODGER FAN, ALL RIGHT • Seven Pitchers .Have Tossed To Win Series ' In Todavs Game Perfect Games In Baseball ••Pv•" I s~rtloo . Adrian C. Joss, Cleveland AL vs Chi-cago, Oct. 2, 1908, 1-0. 222 x-Ernest G. Shore, Boston AL CUlly 15. addttiob to Mleh.itan, 213 vs Washington, June 23, 1917, 4-0. 'Which was raoked folU'tb last 14~ C. C. Robertson, Chicago AL Week, the Spartana abo bave 113 vs Detroit, April 30, 1922, 2·0. beaten Stanford . 94 Don Larsen, New York AL vs In series hbtory gavl' them a 3-2 9. 1'exas A&M 3-0 Brooklyn NL Oct. 8, 1956 2-<J. 10. Mlchigar. l -1 Crvthel Kansea St... 51 5eties edge. th~ Yankees needed x.Shore's per-fonnance in this Okl•boma, aeeking ih lecond only onf' vtctorv in the two regame is now classified with "•per Second 10 trams . II. Army ], 43; stralrbt natlon.wl C'ha.mpionshtp, maininK games lit F:bbet s f'ield to fect games ." Ba~ Ruth started PRESIDENt IISfNHOWflt I aa fanlike u ~y OthM' World' Btrtt~ ~peetator as he watc'hea thla crushed we111t Kansas State, 66-<J, 12. Baylor. 28; 13. Minnesota., 27: adrl anolhN golden page to thei r as the Boston pitdber and was re 14, SouVhNn Method1st , 18; 10. history . game in Ebbets Feld, . Left: He •tdda to 8M outcome of a play. Right: He applauda last Wt~ek end .followtnc a nasonafter movi'd by Umpire Owens Notre Damt> , 17, 16. In', Na-vy and Dodger .Carl Furlllo'a doubt• to the lefttle)d Wall IQ the MOOnd Inning, to ecore GU Hodges. Secretary They 've l()s t flV<' ~ t nH~th1 :-;erH! s opening triumph over North Car_ giving up a base on balls to MorMi.am j Fla ., 15 r- al'h . IH. Iowa. 6; gamt!s to thr> Oorlgers at th e cozr ot Slate J olm Foster DuJiea la ueated at Pruident'e rta'ht In Jett photo. In right photo he Is flanked olina. gan, the firs! Washington batter. lit. Stan-ford 4, 20 l' tllsburgh 3. by his . 1 1on, Muj. John EI~Bilhower, and Walter O'Malley, Dodgen pteaidenL ( lntel·n<Jtkmal) hltle Ebb~ls F1r>lcl bandbox but Twenty - two members of the Shore took •Ruth's place and after after Monda v·.'i histon e 2-0 victor y 35-man coacbes board whicll rates -- - - - - -- -:---::-Morg•n wa:; out trying to steal, mauler. they're l'UIIVJnecd anythmg can tbe leama weekb for the Unlted first two were only five day:; Because in July of 195-5, with ap.art. The lal'>t was recorded seven Shore retired the next 26 batters Preu pieked Oklahoma tops this the Yankees In dJrastraits for years before Larsen was born. weet; aeven voted for Mlchigan REHEARSAL TONIGHT Will 'ememb.r L•nll!n pitching, Casey ovuruled plt.thing State. Last week the Sooners atCast members for the Big Bene! For never bdore m all th e !'i:i Coach Jim Turner and brought It was a long while ooming. But minstrel, "Showboat Production " tracted 2!1 flrst-place votes a<Jd the By OSCAR FRALEY years of World Series history Uon back from Denver. And just then, Larsen has the tempera- are to meet tomght at 7.30 at 30'..! Spartan• only two. United Preu Sport& Wrltff there hPen a Rl1ualiun such as lhe last spring, when Lar.sen cUmbed mt!nt of the anc1ent master~:~ of Okh1boma's oppenent next week W. Main St., Pomeroy, tu go to 'Pt. NEW YOHK UP - It wa5 out his car up a Florida lwo teams fmd th emselves i ll topo]e some the mound . He is ' 'lell fit. you Pleas~nt and the final rehearsal 1s unranked Tens. Michigan State rlay . After LlliH•n 's "ultmwtc of the d(J J,iht•U ~!' and into the hall five hours in the dawning after might say. lo walk in t'heir hoary Js pitted a.gllhtst Indiana, also unbefore showhme tomon-ow even of fame today £or lowering Don curfew, old Casey smoothed things company . The Wahamu Junior High game" thf're 1s u111 .~ ant-.clunax. wg . J'Iftkr.d. The SoonE"rs have won 32 l.aJst•n , lh l' f1r s l man In history Sdhool fooLhn/1 lf';un Will play This 105tJ Wurld Sene~; wi ll a! over for the big fellow. atnllht game&. game In l'ht! the Rutland Junior lli&:h cle¥en on ways be r emt>mhNt' d '* ' tht· onr m !to JH!t:h a pc r fl·c·t But doghouse Don squared all Vols llg A4vance Thursday evcniu~. October 11, at which a 27 yt·ar old modern Rube World Sen e~. the account.. Monday as he used Wilh polnb distributed on a 10- 7 o'cllCk under tbc light~~ of Bacho, fWadtlt·ll aciTJ t• w·d immurtaiit y . 9-&-7-e-5--4.3-2-t basis for v D 1 e s Nn ne of tlw bl!sl·hall immortals only 97 pltchea to face 27 men tel Field. !ven the p11lyl·r~; ~e n sf' I hilt in the from firat to lOth places. here Is c vPr had a t-r umpl i~ hcd 11. classtc and send all 27 ragi.ng back to tile how the top 10 lined Ltp : OklaThe lwu elcvt'I' S mr l /llsL Slrtur- ye<J rs t(; 1 1! 111!' !hr puhl!t· will say, perfect gaml' 10 which not a bat- dugoul. homa 320; J\Jiehlg.11n State JOS Tex day morning 111 Hu ll tmd when the "Oh y l' ' tlw Y ~1 11k t' t'~ o r, so bf' lt•r 1 cachl'tl f11~t ha se. Only three It took two big asBist.s . Gil Me· il, •1he Dnt l g 1·r ~ wnn I ha t ~t'r H~ s .. ChrJstian and Ohio Stde 222 e~eh : Ohio team won by ;;~ s~or~ of 7--0: men Ed ltt•ultur h in 1906, Dougald gave him one i n the li~c­ Thr st unnin g 1mpact of Lorsen ':. Georgia Teeh 213; Tennessee 142; Claude Pa.sseau 111 1945 and Bill ond when J.t:ckie Robinson womlrous a ~ h1evemt>nl surpassed Southern California lt3: Milf8lssipBevens in 1947 - had re(orded l•shed a drive off Andy Carey's all oth('r c on s i~eratwns Players pl ~; Texa.. A&M 64 and Michigan une'hllte rs jn llH· ~ eries. glove bul Gil took the ricochettc of both k :uns in adthtion lu the 51. So •t renl(lint·d f(lr the six-root , and threw him out. Then in the By UNITED PRESS When a little extra cash 64,519 (ans a t Yanh•e Stnrlium Tenne.1" rnad~ lhl! biggest adNO'Ii'fNGIIAM Eng. -·- Pat Mc- -~el'tnPd to rt•alin· thcv had t:.ken fuur-i.1 c h Hoo:;it•r, who is regll.rded fifth, Mickey Mantlt: mad~ a specwould make things sweeter van(:e among Jhe top 10 teams, Aleer, 159, 13Jt·ki'nht·IHI , Eng , stopto tacular grab of Gil Hodges' long as a modern Ruht• Waddell, part 1n 11 nev, r - to- 111'- diJpiH.:~Icd around the house just call on movmg up rout OOtt'hos to the No. Pi'd Lew Lazar, 1 57lf~. Lmdon, pt•rform lhp imposs lhle with basf'. belt to lef't center. h1stnn c t•vt·nt us_ Get $50 , _ __ $100 _ , . _ 6 l)lot. Southerp California Jumped 34 hall's fir ~ ! pppfecl J.(ame in Eng 4, rrtai!wd R1 it1sh t;mpm• UMS "No Windup" Windup Th111 wao; In PV1dl'11t'f' in tla· two plaee1 to seventh: Ml&!!/sslppi lllld 1.~\ ('g lllHk!JI•WI'lght C fOW!] ~ $150 in 15 minutes, subject to years nnd ht• flld it In a breathLarsen, with the "no - windup" Yankr1•s du hhJ JU.-;,· Monda y whl'll beld ~lghth •nd Te:n 3 A&M adtakin g l -0 v• d uf-y u~ ')r the Dod- windup be fashioned only a r~ our prompt approval. A stroke· the uo r rn<J i ly b l.t~c Yank et•s alllv.aneC!d three po!l]tions to No. 9. of the pen does it. Convenient wt>eks ago to distul'lb the hitters' euul d haw• ht:rn . ..-umm t' d up lud t• Michigan dropped six pl1ces to lf O LYOKJ.~ . Ma ~~; -- Ted Donterms to suit you, It was l' Vt•n mor e s tartling in timing, took it from th~re as he lOth. Pitt, se\'C'nlh la6t w~ek, ·<·as l r r . 173 , S:H'kVII !t• , N11 va Scotia, 111 tht• wunls, "Gee Whil " a-' we lt finished off the firs t perfect no11s 10 thf' Mit II Uti!· of Lh c Dhrlgcr.:; . that lhe 27~y <'<~r-old L;u·sf'n had plummeted all the way to 201h' ~! u pped Au ,l(tc 1\mano, 179, of who vJs itf'd the New Yurli-· dtJb· lasl<>d only onr- and two-thirds mn- hitter baseball ~.s- 1 . ~flo ~.__~ince Brookly n a. huus t• to s hakt• lh1• h11nrl of lh•• ings when h1• madt• " S('CI IJHi !lam!' Charley Robertson of the While man wh o n1tn•d the "d l'a m g:Hnc " slarl agains t Hruukl yn And t n the Sox did it on April 30. 1922. There have been . counting LarNEW \' OIU\ - Jue I\1Jr·t•l i , J451f.z t u t>Ud ltll .drt·am g ~o~m1 • s fut't lhat, a 11uled nig ht li llll' playsen 's only seven perfect games in New Yo1·k. uui/I'I IU I >·d ]la n ny GinMegli• Add1 Congrafuletlons f'r , he performed hi s £cnl 111 the which not a runner reached firs t vane/11, 150~1 , Bruuklyn 10. Anwng the ~ c wa~ 39-year olrf-Sal hr1ght <'risp suns hme whl<'h floodTOifiOHT In thf' hastol·y of hasehall. The 1 M~)(III' , I hi' ~o:re11t old dulch p 1 t~h- 1'd Yunkf'l! Stadtum . • & WIDHISDAY was beaten b,y the gre11tcs t R•p.aym•nt To Stengel t'r who ------ --·-- .\flAM! Fla R1Jiy K1lgorl', clutch performance of 1111 tlnw It wa s repii _ Vrncnt to Ca.'lt',\' Stlm FAMILY NIOHTI 160 1/ 4 Mlilml , Fla., outpoinl.pd t'ul' toduy·s ii!Klh game. both grl th t· grizzil·d Yanhc ~ klrlflt!r, 2 Aclult Tickets Ml~t one c•r _ Ji'ranz Szu?.IIW, 165 1,~ , Hremen, managers lndJcahl(] 1ht•y v.uuld fr~ ~-~~_fl~ l_l_ h _,_ ·n ~~~ Lig mahogany Wm, Htlden At.Hirev Hepburn Germany 10. stt~nd pal. The Yankt•e;;, of {'ourse SABRINA w1•rc t'onvmccd lhev cnuld not fiul Hoth man r.g crs arc sti l'k i ng with -ALSOm lhe wakl' of t.ai-sen ·._ perform - the ir ftfth -ganw lineup.~ . harring John Payne Ruth Reman llnce while the D<Jtlgt·J ~ luuk hear t la stmJnUit• uvermght huncht•s. Rl . .l IN TOWN from th('Jr two-yt'ltr, unbruken run Thil( mcaru; Slt)n/i!f'l will keep -cartotrtEAGLE ftlf)GE <tlfURCH of succl.'ss Nt!w Vork in J t'f' at first base a nt1 TOOTH OR CONIIQUINCIS 4 Miles S. of Chester · . tht•i r hom(' park . alung agAtn with thin! ha.o, t'ma:-~ "f only hope our pla) t'r .'l ~J f' o1~ And y (';,n'\'. C'arc·~ sJnglt~(l !u 1 • 11~n THURSDAY & ,ltiDAY • conrldcnt as I am wt•'ll wi n !ht· "1 .\ lh and -"<"ored thr- Yankeps ' Shock Show ef All TlnMI AT It," Uid StengeL "The bon ~hou l d " ' fonrl r11n Munday wiulc Collins RlchU'd. Dtmlne hr feeling real ~ood uftt•l I hat nn ~ a l•n ~i n ..: kd 111 that fl'amc DAY THI WORLD INDID and no why 1\'' ' h1 tl1e i'a<'!' or Larsf'n's Pf'!"Feet (In Su"r.eope) First 8 HvenJnga a different can't wrap a up at Ebbd ~ Ftt•ld · g ilnll' , AJ., tnn rPally has no <"hoice. -AlSOspea.er will be heard. .\o1RnJiaer Walt Alston u! tlw lit• l'lln mt'n'lv throw up Jus hand 3 K•nt T•v-lor CMhy Downs Dudl!l'rs led hL~ pla}·ers in I'~'~U~ ;u·r- .-pt Larsen ~ dntc with dc•slmy PHANTOM FROM IO.M Rev, Freeland Norris Wlll ing Larst'n's perhlnnnnrt' lwl fww• the DodgeN w1Jl unce liAOUII Speak the Remainder. p01nlt>d out, "wt.! 'vc bct:on 111 tnu11h ag:11n r;•sr-mble the fonn1dale ma~Aito CARTOON EVERYONE WEJ.£0ME lllluatwns before .anrl WI' sllll think h111r• tliPV looked like Ill lhe 11rst two ga nll'S at Ebbets F1r-Jd 222 ~DS WANT • 3 ROO!.t FtJ'llVlS.fftf) apart ment GUILD TO M!'!T Craee GuUd wil l meto t !t_ 11..a 1 Auto :>1 ~ ,~uu !i u 06 p nld . 8MI North t t h St , 0 __ _ MH.Id lepo1 f. 10 4 121t' hl•lll•- .,f ~If'\ .J [ J) Har lin >:•" llA-W LiiG oNF: 1 flvl' on Wcd ne!lday at 7 :so P m Willi 1 J,fl t' _ ,>1 a .~.s1 1n~ 11.~ h ••~ 1 .oow Wrecker ~ervice . ;~ rn rm 1 apartmen:. 8 r oHm dw ~ ll Pbr>ne 6111 . 1\:iihl ~hone DEALIn& newly denraLr rt t n~tldt' an d M-tf . oul M u.~t be •ef"n 111 h~ II PIJ rl' X. OODGJr:-rLYMO U fll 4 HOUS [ H J R S/1-L.'t fQJ I ERS {' Jo to·d B room and 6 m nn1 ~ I tt· ba·.wmt>nt . l'llli \ furnan· I al"l't' of g t(lund ('~ II DJV 1t1 DJ I h <.~u ~e~ Hu! h wJt hm ~ m1n w;d k !ll 91~- M 1of Cuu 1t ll o U ~ (' A . r>: 13t·ng•·· Ill ,. . . _. . ~ l!l54 F OHn ·. :USTOMLINE 2 r\ 1 .) Sc d ~ n . WSW l 1rf'~ 0\'t'rdr l\'t' an d o th t"' t'qu ipmt'n t $1.29500 F OR H.E Nl-""4 ~~rna anrlb ~ t b and MOD E K.."i Rt TRAL H O ~IE, 1trrt:t l! ving room , 2 · bt•droun u, kit· 2\~r ttn :H's. Pom t• :·uy • , ~ rooms' a na bath , furn lij hed 4 6 t'hE-n, and bath . Coal furitace. 10 !t I npart menL. . Wm T. (,kueSol!r, :--:-:---:c:--:-::::::-;::::-;-' g 22 : 01 0 p full ba~l'm~nt, 1 ~~ acre Jot. N1c,. .95:i PLYI\10CTH CH.Af\WIWUK 2 Mld41ep(Jrt plat-e to live, 5 mlle ()IJt Atbl" n~ rt r. Sl"d .. n. On•· L:~ re ful own .,:- 2 Hoo:\1 ·;\ f•A Kr~r.N T . l' LJ K.~ J SH Road, U F 33. S. 0 Cart er. Ol' igtnul green fin i-Jh $895.00 F!J . 1 ~7 Butternut Ave ., I .:>m ~­ ]0 6 ! tp Bioett nar 's Po-merO}', r uy. 10 4 6tc 5 ROOMS and BATH, endo1wd 9-26-1211' -- -- - - -----::----::::c:-c~ b ~<"k pr:o rf'h . storm d llu rs and 1951 OI.O SMOBII.l': " P-8" 2 dr ~ e­ F'U , ....; ~ ·.r J~ G---B EDR (K)M wi ndo ws. ,earage ~ea r sc h o1t1~ dan . Mp.l r amltll' dr iw A rt>al pnv atc huth un li cnlraflL·e . Cal l 780 South Th i rd St. , Mitldl t' pur l perfo r mer. $795.00 Bloet t nar ·~­ 10 8 3\r 6107-J, 10 8 3t r 6144 -Y Pcmeroy . 10 4 (He 1 I~ :J OM i"UH.'lJSliED Apa-rtment , - - - . I i27 Uut : L·r ~ l'l Avf'. , PomeToy, QUALITY DOESN'T t956 BUICK ROADMASTl!:.R, 2_(1 , 10 8 6lp Riviera C pe . .-ower s teerm ~ . _ _ _ __ _ __ - - COST -IT PAY:> brakes, seat, and windows. {i room unf1Jrnished apart_ment SAVE! ! Blaettnar'-s Pomerov . with bath, for rent. Al"o 3·r~m Superior Sen kc 10 4 6tc unfurnis hed apartment wath I Servic~ to~e Uv~. ~ 1954 BUicK vs Hoartmaster 4 dr ~~~·Both n~ly d~otat~d~~ ~· Our otto -1;., :_ Sedan. P ower S H·el'ini. One ltl,, eal owner. $1,895:00, J!!itc : tnar's. · -- - - : - -·· " . T-tf!~~y-Fin~te"':,Olf _ yQg· flaYe something To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Daily . Ad "-ratinel Di1play or Want Ad be Your Representative. ..;, ...._~,· Get :R~tulh - STOP 20 6~~~·~===,,..==~~~ijB~~----~ 3tt '_h_•_no~~IO B~ SiliJti'S HANGING OUT THAT 22::• __________ PEANUTS WINDOW 1 WAS JUST ~, LOOt<iNG ,..,-, T\>4AT NIOW' 1-!ANDSOMIO POLICEMAN I • I \ ' , \ I <., Universal 'Jeep' You ran N~Vt lirm' and mont'v with rlw \'f'hide thallakrs you through whf'll other!'! f'1111'1 lh1· ~- Whrol- Orive UniverMI 'Jeep'. lllravell'! at h~way ~ r·~·,·.t~ in 2-wheel driw.,, hut lhht~ imtlanlly inlo 4 -wh r f'l ell i\t: I I• ~~) tluough m u ~, M 1~ 1 Now•a lhe Deal lim• lo alep Ju.t coneklor tho fetlfuN;u The greet Rocket up ID Oldarnoblle • ~. the car tha t or u1ow - whore nu road! • : ~ 1~t. the "11o-anywhera" 'Jeep' eupplieA power for wll'l1lera, compreuort, ~e':'~~llon. With power lake-a& or hydraulic Jill, ud operata moet 3-poiut bitch irnplementt. I"IVEISAL ' at a down-to.eaPih prlcel T~sk lor a demonetration of the Univera&I'Jeep' today! --~- .. ·- ;'~ ,; I· ·'~ ' • E.5- •. ~ . and hold it11 value lllO! DO •. ,, . •,ALE ~ ·- ' ) ·-~ · ill [' - ' . '• 'II W'..fY,CER oA.NL~ 1 ~RNOLD . 'IJF · IOUR ><EAO SALES · MAN . M R SfENTQC'{,IS S AN FRANC15CO IN • Q:IEJHT NOW ' 11.',,.._.,.1:,·,,111 ~ s..,_ 86 -..~.,~__ C>LI:)SIVIC>BI LE Will Yl ... 111111 ilrpst 11Im 111-Wirul-lrtft MICIII Pomeroy Equipment Co. A. Jl, KNJ!i HT, Pros. . .-, ' " •J\J .\J So mokt yow move in • big; ""Y· ur to Olt:M You'll li..e doin« bu~m~ the Oldijmohile qu.dity lray. Let u~ 11how you .•. nrtW! •:46 ' Boll80 Eoginc-• smooth 230 hom--powt-r•- «iving yolt r.001rmny wbon }'nu lllant it •.u d ali the pow('r y uu"Jf ever rJMld for safety's sake ! 1'1u•n:'! q road - hu,e;!l'in~ ri1le only • big ear ntn providt:~. And stvlio£ th 81 .... mslay new- t.eeP. 4-WII!l-DIIV£ ' , . ••MIItful What • · wey lo ewing into .Fall! lt"e Olddmohile's ~alue-paulu~d, budget-priced "88"! ' ,_ - - · - - - - - YOU'RI ALWAYS WILCOMI Af YOUI OLD•MO&ILI QUALifY DIALII'II - - - . - - - - - KAR~ & VAN ZANDT MOTOR S~. LES Pomeroy IV. &lAIN ST. • ~~~!!'!!~~~~~~~...,.,_...,.~.,---~. II CARIPU' • • • DIIYI IAPILYI PO~IEROY, OHiO ;;;:;;;;,;iiii;;;~ii!s!iiL;;;;i';o_o;siilii,.aiio...i:iiOz·_,;;--.;;;._;;;;;_= '' '. - ... -·---. ... - ~ - ~- . ' ..... -·-· ________.,_ _,___ .. - - ~- ~· I �~Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport 0 tld 9 1~56 POMl:ROY SOCIETY MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY South Solon brought M1~ E S Shott Sedalia he1 c Sund"; for a YUill with Mr and Mu Lowell Pru b.uco and daughter Susan file Pugsleys were dmner gu~sh at the PrOOa:.co h 1m~ <Jnd returned to South Solon that eY('ntng Mrss Bern1ce Bowen wa s ate eent gue"t ff Mr and Mrs Robert Hurley and falmly l'Ol'W Martm"' ' Arthur Skmner attrndl'd the Is~ Walton Leagu1 ctmventron m Dl:)'toD over the week end and. ftf accomp11nred 1\ontl b) bls motber·ID l:~w Mrs DaH ~ armer, "" o btd spent the p ..!>l week wtttl llr aDd MN D:~n F "rim r and 1t:mil:y, Dayton lllr and Mrs lla r r) Pugsley, laAI.ER TURN II UK I!~ ~ ~ ROOMS Of :i New FOR Furniture I ~ $299.00 • BAKER I c-; FURNITURE 0. The Brlghtost Ber Ia Middleport BAKER FURNITUIIE PROTECT \l~lled YJ]Ie Mr and \h1.> leonard Mallox children 1\1 1 hael K&rt'n and Man Anne 1'01\J \lol'rl' uvernr~ht guesb Frrdayof h1 s pannts Mr and Mrs Carl M<11tux Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs \httox WCJr Mr~ F:u stace Wtl sor. rnd on Andy and Mrs \l.<tlttr 0 1\la\lux Powt Pleasant 1~(•ktndgur'l f\1,,l<~ l 11HKh Mr~ 0 I' Ki11n v.a a I:H\01111~~ p<~r VISltt II (,diJpuiJ M)nda~ i!td l j1r <11\d '' , \b111r1 II wtll 1r also Vl\ll!rt htr ~1:-.t• t 1n law Mrs (olumtru~ Wil l wtiktlll gue~ J s Fnmk ~uga•r a p1\J('n\ at lloll r 11 t Mr and MJ\ \\ tl llt w.lk1 r and H osp1\al uth('r rtlall\t, Mrs Wtll 1111 Milltr and hrr Mr <1nd Mr' Dun \\dl and thild moth• r '\1 r'i Rlru llunltn~o:tor rt>n vf to!un hu' v ~l i t J "unrla} welt> luni.Jh on gw,h \1 nday ol Wllh hi~ lath('\ ~ lllltlt 1 \\JIIlh" \ th~ Rrv an' ~lr~ ( F. Jlo\\ and tC'J IOiid son n n 1d Mr and \l1s I>t.vl\ S1mp~muf ( harleston W Va \lhl\! d l'.tlh 'tlr F1 ilnt~s Howh drovt tu ~~ 11 ( tta and Mrs Walla Walke r Sund 1~ for tltnner at lh• R~L'i} Mr ami ~~~~ Alb~ t lluffnn of MilJ:.. Cluh ~nrl lht n "'.t 1t 10 n~v ZaneSVille ~1s1ted rt t('IJtl~ w ll1 erly lo vJI'Il! M1 anrt M1s r 1rl nal }fr and Mr ~ f<'rnJs! Duerr ley and flau~htt r 1\hnl•n who Au~tJn B}lne of Lmculn Pa1k was home f1om Akrun whtre ~he Mtch IS tht guc~t of hr~ .:.l~t~r Mr~ 1.'i empl YPd Also VISIIIllg lht" Rill Charle~; Mull• n St h y~ Sllnrlav w<~~ Wtll 1am Puckett Mr dnd Mr ~ \111 s flu,trarul~r LOUI'IIIIP Who \1.11~ I 1111 k end and !\1r-s Nt lilt !1 hn" 11 ''turned guest of h1s pllrent.s lor rt to thllf homl rn !'11 shurg POl Mr a nd \1rs f'a•roll Swanson :\ofundlly a[lf'r ,1 \I ' ll 1V1th Mr, W1l and 1hildrtn Ma1v ( 1nr l Svlv1a ham .Baxtu and H1br1\ Wlte dJn11 1r L.!ll<'st , { f Mr and ~Irs 1 harlr s s~~nson Rnrl H r{'k} 1\1111 11• f !tad ng Crelk daught1 r-, (,lort~ •n 1 s dh Ga lh ~~ ~JH nU1ng 1 fo '' l11, wl\h ht ~ pol1s Sunda wh(n ( hJJ t1 , Swan gr andp~n u s \l1 11 d \-lr~ H 1he 11 son~ hlrthrlry was ttlt hr JtLtl Oth Murris Sr er .':lies!~ IH rt• Mn l h lJ II s an John Young '!lid I Ill :~t UhHr son Sr 11f ( ,l]lpill, mil 11.1Js F:d Unvi'J~rty \1htn, )'(11\lhl wttk Brt1 Jll!II SIIIIJ! end With hr, pJrtllh Mt ~11tl M1s ll<~nk Young Mr ~nd Mr C II K n S1 II I \-lr' 1\1 ]J II Jllrn~( rnl Ml '' MJ l(ralllk,lukht fl p rll1 linn n lilt I rll IJithflllll Jo fl SIll I oy f 11 '\l W Jeffrn •nd Hod"•Y K111 l(fllm-~ York ( 1t) 111 A\d, 11tztu' th p11n1ed Mrs t d fl HH r lo htt home atrc loll! Sunday tn .T1ck snn •fH r ~Ire h11d Wtll 1a 11 loy 1! 11 ,,t,nd '' tho IJCIO 111 uvtrnt~ht gw,t hl•rt guPst of vt 1 tnd ~1 ~ tloWIJd ~I< Mr ~nil Mrs llm1 ~lunn fAd ~-J H nne Mlll>) hav. 111 V! rl t o lh( rr 0\1 rntght !.;Ill ~h r ht ]Jar~nts llf'W trailt r hum! 11 p,, 1 (Jiuu Mr <til I M1 I ill 1-: VII ! !Ud~ficltl Mr anri 1\1:1S Du1rrl f}JJ•t Jr Mr and Mt I'HJI I> lVI'; rnrl son Sur day >,~.hi n I lu} tl l1 IHkrl a fam ily reldll JlJ 11 t t \h H111 0 , btl th Wayhe wen tn < l1 mh r~ S~<tnr dey da) lo lilenrl fht fll1 o St It St>~:1 M1 und \1 ~ (,[ 111 SIJ''''~ .Hii ftH d gam, Mrs 0 II St W~ I \\ho /lAS VLrnon ]It• I~ Itt hi•~ l't(Jt wrd. r HI l\1r-, J J sucnt thr Jll~t 11 nih Vstt11 g l11r cnn gu{'~fo; qf 11 Du\ ts und d r II ' ' rtatu!ht••t "'~ JHlll Whil•• mrl Mux Hull( 1 • I 011 k .,., " Lm11ly n W sh rt•tur ( ourthmlst rctunHtl h, lH Sot 11 J 1 <lll(i wa~ Ill ~thr II ~ 1\\ 1 II I ' t V s I tho ftll mf'rs aunt \lr ~ V [ , Jun1 ~ wl ' ~~f'0!!\]1,\Illr t ht 11 h) 1\.lt nn 1 Mrs Vi hill' anrl thr 11 1w d.llt~hlrJs SCI IOU S!\ II II 1/H ]\d l ti('Sj Nil~ who r r turn d hni!H th t same mg IIOlliC Mr~ ~H1 !1'1t IIHillrJ ~ptn t Sui I \ .. ntll~ di) "Uh htr u H I/t•l \1rsJ V. 11111 Mr~ VI Jlh 1 u Sw r,hl r md ,on \\II 1111 lJutrol IVI J1 ~(hldUl• d to ~o n Vttllll ... 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TilliE fO US FOR A FREE Estimate Clinton Fisher PaJnt.-RoofJng-Salt·s-St'l v MIIJilU;poR I' t SIJ<~U !\1•, ~ ~ Pt l dtng ~1111111 I 1-ffht 11 ou1d ~!1 !:i \frs M~ Jhcodurc lehew Ill~ 1\lr and !\lr, ['.;a t h .. n Bl6h-'> and \1r auct Mrs Alfr~d H 1-:1:' ~pent Sund<n at llawk\ Nc,t \\ Va Wlll ,Aihsse:s Lena lind Kahe Gutf'l recelved a call :'\otonda> from Mrs clyd~ Wr1ght stating that her brother Ralph Jay Clutier h.ad d1ed suddenly at hts home GrccnvHle saturday Mr Clutte1 a nat1ve of Pomcro.~o restded wtth hi s parents an Mulb~rr> Ave for a number of yea1 s Mr and M1 s Ralph Spencer elllertamed .,.,Jth a rltnn1 r Suday a.t tbe1r hom r I 1ve Sl 1 w ~b were Wrllram ja r Cit vliiliHI <~nd Mr and Mrs Hu"'.uu r•l~ontosh Mr and Mrs Mor1 1~ H j lul re tu1ned to lhttr htlll~ Ill MokPlu lllll(' IJ!IJ ( d!f ll t! J VI II With Mr and Mrs r \\ Ht ng 11 __ - -_ - - - - - -- - II ftJ\1, O' e 11f I he great !( Uf tl11 lUlll!\ry iS th, l l\1 ~;e r<~mptr~ and rl'mrndcd l1, I !1\tllt'IS th~t th~ Pnsb)trnan (_hullh lrll thE way 111 e hureh or g 11111a 11111~ ..ill colltogc campus win n t ht> y founrlt>d Tappen Hall at lht l ' nrvc•~llv of Mtrh1gan dur 1n~-: tlw 1800 ~ "' &nd hts lrf! son loved 11nd looked up to who O...ho :.ard th Jlan ( llli!CI] I r l h;l!]~~ \\ Va Hst!td Muncl:~y With I hcudult L1 he"'. and .'!ion Rub M1 and Mrs Hahloon J!, m, [cy famJI} VI~ tcJ Saturd.r) wrth pa1ents at S\ra(il~l ll tm~le} Monday fo1 :'11tXICO wh~r e he m.~nage a base ball Learn Cuuftlt>!Ut' or the Athens Pr~ b.\ tu ul wa~ held Monday at the lntu an (hurth i'Jh• ...pukt un (_ hn::st1..o'1 Educa twu "h 1h ~he calld the !lfebl o;d uf th {hun h and she stress rd th• mpMton('e uf the work to b1 ~ tumvl ~hed h~ Mrs Presb} tr 1111 whu~ mcdn~ l\lry woman n tht rh1rr h ! his work tncludes SIIPP 1rl of \h(' f rh une P1eshy It 1 I ullt .,t, and I>[ the 139 W ,trrllll>lol I uuudrtiOIIS In tol]1 ps th1o 'fhu 1t lht nullun Mts~ tun "Mn Pre11by .man" as followli .. Mrs Pre&b\ tena.n ('Bn be 11 per draws olhers flr~t bapl!Sl Chur('h Mn Otto IS Mrs J 0 1. rq!les entallve of the Board of president of Clu 1,! ar1 E lutatu,n uf Lhe Pre&- ter1al was m ll111> rt lthtw of< ulun hu, b •pcnr!Jn)!: a f, w den~ w1th In~ 111ut h~r ~ Husst'll Ottv Boone Iowa tht ,;pt>akt•r wht:n the Fall Y.lh fheodo r1 llh('w ~IS tld Sund .. v 11! (ulumbus ~rth Mt and Mr::s W,l ltam I thlW and ~on' ~nct <rl Ollf'nt w1th M1~s Doruth\ ,,,rht ll 1\1 1 , Otto usPfJ a flannrlgraph to llllslrate th~ >,~.ork of the Chris 11 11 fodura\Jlll Hoard as follows, l 1 l,<nl'ra! 1,\o 11 k _ emphasung ClnJstrHn f~llllly life 2 Soclal Ed u(~\lon and Actron - the church's s!Jntl ftn <~lrohnl tnt eg ratton etc 3 Wcstmtw•tcr l"dlow.shlps wh rh answers I he questwns ol th• Vt)Uth of the churl"h, 4, Stu d r t a1ll and EnlJ~tmcnt - assls ta111 1 gtvrn numst~nal and Chris tun Education students 5 Student tllll ll s 6 ~esbytcnan colleges Mrs Otlo concluded her talk wtth I he que•t1on. What do other "-Omen ::see when they watch Mrs l're~b\lenan' and What do peo pit St'e 111 the Presbytettan Wom1 n ~ Assoctatlon?" She urged lh n harmon} of purpose and ded IL~!wn to Jesus Chrtst be the ma!ll lhll.<{s e\Jd.-.nt tn these groups Sht ~J\l t w d~fmrtlon (){ the l ~' ~-"-"_ o!_c_lt~~ lt a n Ed u rng and e~ghty ftve women were reg1stered from Pomeroy GalllpOIls Athens McConnelsville Malta Mar1e1ta Be\ erly Ntbonvtlle Arne Ville ani'! M!ddlepo{t The mornmg sesston open~ Wtth silent prayer and a devotion a] servtct' b1 Mrs Wllham Ohlng ,.r Mtddlepurt wt'h Mrs Dwight Walace presrdent of the local Wo mrn's Asso'Wtton giving the wei waguu! :ue lowe1, longer l!v~lier rnclt. $pticlal Prich I At the aitl"rnoon sessiOn Mrs Burton DeVeau Athens, was the devotional IP.ader on the loptc c_•_h~ ~CJmstla n Fe lowsht p"·---.,-- Twin Bed Size lloubie Bed Size Pillow Cases $180 $1 95 49c ELBERFELD$ ·-'"""'"'="""""--"-"'-'""=-"""'""::---=-=-=--"-""-"'-'"'-"-'"'""--"-:"""_._.__,,:-,- I Tile P"Wfl' bt new-Y.IIh saver Annl\enaty V8'a to fit ev~ry horsepower need. Tbe atyle 11 aew-a revolutionary, aharp, bnlhant, dear-cut de~1gn that Will stand out m traffic. Tbe conatort bt new-a roclsD1td velvd· road ride of llf!UI 'J1te new Ford bel(tns wtth tile "Inner Ford.'" Jt• MW eleganrr. fi\Jnf'S from Wtthm from !he v.ay tb automotl\l' mu~rlrs ar~ put togrtht'r Thert are a thnm~nrl ~nd one automouve lt-5-SOnl btult tnHI 1h1~ Nrw Ktnd of Fnrrl o\11 m~ru::-gffl ert'•h,-. ' It lools u fr~sh a. mornmg It look& hk.e tomorrow-hle the fint 1hin11: out of Detrott that symboliaet the new Age of Mmtmtnt See it at your Ford Dealer'& GiM 11 JOUr own Adlon Teet. But you'd better lu.Te a depooft. , . lur Jtm """' wnt In brlllf H b<•~. SUNSET 'i"!ATION .. J f>III.ONCIII:>.S t'Afo n s Ho t s11 \)u, 1 t 11 HAHOI.D ( Alti' AllAN In 111 modtll! you t-r~ve your clu:u~ or enp;me~~~ l!'rtt-rer the greu Mtleattt Maket Six Or one or the new S1h~r Anmar~ary Ford VII .. .r You'll h1ve no Crouhle (boo~mg Fore\- hilt }'OU II ha\~ trouble choosing whrch Ford I Six Of V 8 the gomg 1~ grrat! •A 1Diclai fj'l)..hp 'Thu""-bird 812 SaJJ("'' V 8 •niJUHI.IIV&ilahla .t ntrl <>Mt Al11t1 ntta hlah-)'lllrf....,~nOI! ,,.,ndPrhird 31J Super V 8 d.j,,..r[nll up to 286 hp - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ ____j See the new kind o/Ford for '57 ' at your Ford Dealers today!. .. JIMMY PARSONS, INC. 990 11111 I IIi \\1\ I I II 'Nil Notary l'nl•!tl ' On Your Dial 461 S. Th1rdSt. Ill llrt )8 1nt <1 t one bru.ht 1 Scott md two nrpht•"'. c. Mur1n1v and St1nl,y ~\Jllr(k of I Alban' {( s 1\1 I br h! ld !I tl1t J II 1ly h1 IJH' Ill 1\1 Ill' 11 2 ] 1 \1 I hur~ rJa~ With bu I Jl Ill ( 1\( j I!Jil CCIIHtNy at (_)us hllt F'nnrl~ arr r('qu• s 'r1 t 1 Omtt flov.rrs held at Answer ~..,iled IJl Co urt Ult For Judgment s• !\ p~ptton nnrJ lllSI~Ci rc~ult mg ltl a JUdgtm ~>nt fn $247 !l2 plus acerucd lntrr e~t on a co~: noql .,.Otf,j.; had been he-ld Ill Mtln& er>tfhh• cOurt todli~ Anen Allpllance stnre was fh~> pin nllff rrpres('n\cd bv I H 0 Brten whtJe Bernard foullz 1n swe1ed for William D Watson of Mmusv1 1le Th<' }udgrrnenl dE> mandPrl mterest Rt 6 percent ft om Nov 29 1954 llarket Reports was 969 Central PTA Making Plans For Halloween Pl~ns wu m~dl f 1 tht rn u<~l H<tllowu n partv to Ut h~Jd ~nday 011 :lh ...,h~nlh ltnlr1! P'JA met Mund~) t Hn rng .tl the = 1 TM Foreign Students At OIJSpeak At World Wide Communion Services 1 \A.hilP 1he govrrno r s sec sa1rl th( Thur"'da} meelmg ~ill ht lor lhr purpr,se •of d1s 1u ,m g thr pruh 1f"m and atlemp• n..-: tr. f n,J a ~olutwn to re~;tore ulrphtnr ~t'f\ltt' 111 the Pori.:~ m•111th area ! ht> mectmg was set for 9 a m n I J t>che s off1ce White satd 1t "''U d hr rlrtcrmHwd La·..~ trrtlay \ 1 i""'. s ( llldr :n flii] II I who hPr thr nPetmg would b!l \H J!.. l l ~ nd II~Ui/)l!Pr < ~I clost'rl or r1 prn to the public ond \1 ., 11 h1 rt \ [I > ' 1f H. 1M l.austlw tn~lt r d 1hrre represent 11 I I' J i l l , t\11 d lllriil\ '~ heart JtiJrk 11h11h ~trutk frr \\hi~ tn ~t1vcs ul earh Side 1n the dr"pute a h. df'ral mort ~tor and member' In i'i<~J ;tl\1~ ;ua 1 0f IIJS -,ld ff lo the Thur-sda} £el; '-.urJ \ n;: n add! I! n to h• r pu n 1r htr hu~ 1 ldiiJ It \lo t~ A.ske1l ln atlend were Clane I tl~f It r ( <! hi P P<~U flf fl ll f Sl Willia ms prr~Hirnt of the Ohl '' 111 IJ , Itn J.mTIJ Lou Jo~c ( OJI'>Olulatt r Tllt>phone ( o anr! II .1~< h .nt! th lt lr,,tt(r, \\1 t"o / h1..' ~t"ff J CurtJ.'!i He!ch ll d nrl OJ!' 1 r pn S1d1nt r,f tht' stnkmg (om ~ 11 n I 1fl 0 1 Ill nl, ;or 1\UnJCatJ mo; \\lorkers of Amerrn II I 1\ [ f' '' lo tal illl1l \"1.0 flf h rs stalf l S '.1edratnrs fo L Phillips and Wei r1 )!l l ""f' presrclent of the lnde I prndant frlrphGnc Assoc illton of Y( 10 Wahama Future Farmers Compete In Judging Trsls ~ II l I "' fl " ( hu1 :.. 11 II ll~\cholo~\ .tnrl Cited Four\'ouths Get For Failure To Lecture After [Obe"J Stop Sign :\<I~IIIIJ..: ~ ~~~D;';"' """ " ~ ~ A\\(ndmg frtm \\ thJll, Wllt lam , ~IIltKn lJO: ht did Vu - '\g n s llld"J r.ltnn Sm11h Three Hunters Are Fined For taw Violation 1 studenh ha bf'l'n annnunc('(l by James f<: B1 "en drrrrlor of wstru menial mu~1c al Wahama Htgh 1 ha ~ annnuncrtl !hnt the ela~s will mrrt ontr a week and wHl be for fho!>e students Jearn111g to pay cornrts onv Hrccn eX}lll!Oi''d 10 aletlcr fo cllmeni ¥Y school stud£nts pnt{'nts !hat ch ldrrn dt> .51rous of learmn~o: to plav othrr tn strument' must watt until they ate tn the 7th ~radl' at W~h~ma HP t>Xplallle(l 1ha• students who bcgill hy taktn~ rornr t lessons will !1nd fh;-~t 11 IS ~tm plc tu change to trun prl French Hurn bantonc ha~\ h(IJ n or drum s 111 lllc 7tl.J AilrJ !llh ~~ .tde::. D• WllUAM FIINILOOM tries h!s new vision oonector' I on Mrs Anne Burn• of Pek1n Ill at demonstration In Chicago before the Dlinol.l!l Federation of the Bhnd Dr Feinbloom says Lh• lena restorea sight to persons With as little aa 2 per cent vision Said Mrs Burna, It waa like llvln& !or yeara behind a dosed door and ha.vin& it auddenly opened.' ( lnternaUonalL - - I 1 I F'Jllr hu1 ~ l.lil'rf' haJINI mlo lht Ju' ' ' Jl luul1 1u1srl) :~!ltrniJO!l iif\! I tlie1r ~I'Prt hr n,, HI I ' I ' " roy Pnhre f r ~ho •II!IJ< uutol 111 11 dow~ \lorth BB guns After a ll'rlu ruJ!.: bv Juu111k l1lgl John(' Hwun llw \Juth-; 1 tip J(Jeast.>!l ml • lht> ru lolly of f!P 1 parent and r I• rt d t JliV f r lhf' wmdtw<. luuktn out ul 1 lfl( of M1~ IIJII '~ 1 'l 'Blrtz\ th~ ]ltl,..ht' Pulrr fhelf f <~nk Ill b on tn comnHntmg on lhl ncJdrnt sa.!d that rt iS tmla 11 rul ful HH guns to h• sh>l >~tlhln rh r ot\ and ~•wl that rn ltu tu tlrt the parrnt ' lh,,n~the~ ~ uld he laktn !nlll tthtorh ... s ~Arll MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL fldmt~s 0n' llaudr lunn ng ham S1 rar hr ( l}df' 1\1111( ll1tland 11Jrr1 !:;ta l• s <~nd Ca llHrtn• Mrd11HI !VItddleport n!S(hargrs \Irs (,a net \\tlls 11 l'lrasanl :\lr~ Dougla> John ~;on Hncmr lnhu Horl}!t> M1ddlP port l'rank W1ll a11d (,Jr.nroy Ew mg Pomrro1 Onto btrlh "~.~<; 1C1rrd d a dau ghtcr to ~lr and \II~ U}dt' Kmg Rutland 1 ~tr' 1 Farm Ownership Loan Semce Expanded For Meigs County The farm O\\nershtp loan servtce v.hich has enabled many Meigs cou nty farmers to buy enlarge or Improve their farms \Hlh 40 }ear loans has recently been expanded to enable the Farme1 s Horne Adrmmstrat10n to serve the credit needs of a l~rgr number of farm fam!llf'S Willram J Brown the agency coun 11 "urpr:n tsur rxplamrd toda) Mr 81own and County Comm1t \Ci'~ h:ar recently attended meet n~-:~ where S•ate and Naltonal Sl1ff Hpre~entatJvcs rh.si'USSed and ntupr(f( r1 thf' new polu~tes and th r r application~ to local condt I 11111'- l nd• r rrrrn legt<la'IOn I03nS mJ• now tw n~adf' pnmartly to rc 1 nanc{' tx ~11Jlg dE>bl~ of owner 1pu~1or~ of f~rms no larger than famrlt 1ypr In the 'la~t the ag~ncy 1 nlv rrf m~n ced loans when the n ftnancrng was mndenlal to the nakm~o: of rt>al f'~!alr lnans for the purrhasr or ll nprovem<"nl of fam lv type fanm BULLETIN BROOKLYN UP - Thl' Yank ees defe11fed the Oodg•rs 9 0 10 c;;ey to Will the WO!Id itGI 10~ Hun r ' II II I h /.! IOIIJJd l nr1 SJ).!ns Mr Rmwn ~a HI t 1r :oan~ fnt re fmancmg l.llll help faltT!l'rs who hilt' .. ctlX[uale rral (',[ale sec Inly ~nd 11h0 1rc n1htr"'.i~r 111 a sound P0'-1 on but whn are unable lo mort tht r p tsrnt rJeclll obltgll 11 H ~and nrrrl trcd!l on mon filv ilrah\( tr tn s anti ronrhtwns lban arr> (Urcntf, A'arlablc f111ol uthu It 1 t! 1s Whttl d1hls ;<r, l1 1 1 I I 1111 llt 2 lllrl 17 ' '' 11,. }){'! ~(l!H lo thr arr;~ App I 1 111 ndt d that thr hunlmg gr 1 nol t dc..(>wnrd onrl rlo('s nul J 1 1 nal l(lfiJI f ll..ol liiillp J('flll~IIH' li hy 11\t f<.rrllt( r~ llomr "rlmrn~tral1on 11nrlrr th1~ pro~rarn thr npcl\ nH nts wdt bf' schedulf'd mer Jler 11d~ un to 40 Ha1s acrurdmg to :1 r1 111 n flt tn 1 l f n 'oftmhers of LauJ;Cbes staff I vi!l'rt ndudrd !he Public Utlhltew Sh ooltng • W'IDd0\\ S I) j. \\ Ill lo Jll r1111tlt rl tu ( hr 1 ( "' "'t'lk hunt II lit sant lh 1s " II V.lfh llllI!(' pII llllil l lllltSSafV I!! ', oint ~·a, n ~~~ •1d ng tu m.m l 1 1 ( /\j 111 I /he a1c1 1nrl1l' n\rr 100110 Th1 f't mrn frr m \ll'UII C1 I!Ill\ f'~ In ~ I Jill f J I d h{'(wl f'll wrn fined 1 J~t \!.t'{'k 111 lh c 111 I I of Jus r1 uf th1 f'( llC ( 111 !'1 <lt til• Ktnml, 111f olrr '"~and tO lljJrJSI' [ f lb jl( r <' " Ill n ~l<~,On fot Vlolall 11 nf huntltl~ I ltw~ I 1 <I land 1\l pt r , nt 1 tuH and Ill II II Oils open V.rll1am "'rrntt' Vu M•IEI 1t I 11 prtr 11 ~fas(ln and John law rn(l V 1n Metr1 n[ li tt on I'.Cir fPlrt l $10 I \ccotll IIJ..: to \ 1 " I 1lu hun! 1 1 1n th{' Rrr~ ,ho u I r~n..:c from an(\ cosh "t-r fu1 II ill J)g dtrJ::s wrlhoul a hI !II Ill!-( l1 cc nsf' I t ' r to g 1 I 1111 • 1 11 t 1 !o!J • u~e Rus~rtl Ia hor~ W omr r I ~ 1 ,, t al,llltJI- ~~~~~ 1(1111 ll<tl ~~~ al~u wa~ f1111 oi $20 ~~ 1l rost< on tv. 1 the <111 n 1 hln_l f11 ~,rr~ art Jn cuunl<; uf r ,rl\lng 1 );(un 111 \hl h1n Otrr h11n1 1 ucmdr n~ In rrur "'.f'tl wuods and not h "'nto: ' huntr~ 1\.ppt'l shoodtl fon I lh lit cnse 111rlh hunt n~ d11 11 I; ther sta 1 flhlll r om nllSSton the Jndustnal Comlit ~SIOil Drrector l C Fell~ of tbe D~parlment of Htghwav Safe \lol11n .B•Jcklcs age 63 arrest ly alld Supt c.eorge ~ Mingle c! .nt liJghway P.tll'OI ... I lo lhr ,J~ I H gh"'.a\ l'auol 11;1~ tiled 111lu Wa•or Cl~tl~ f'1!>h Lausche was reported 'deeply t ~ (Iiiii ~ n a chargf' of fa1lrng concerned over the 10abtli\V of o 'hr1 J slop slll:ll \e~tr'"rla' nt>gollaltng 1eam5 to setlle the 111 •' lit hs n II! will appt ar m stnk., b> !ht> Commurneat10M r nr1 lilrr this wrek WorkNs of Ame1 rca 'ol!tldl~port police repnrlrd thr He summoned Chatrman Robt!rt JJrr,l of Pat r.allali'her age 68 Moulton of the OhlO Pubhe Uhl on 1 caarg~ uf JnloxtcatJon and Ill<'~ ( ornmrss10n Dtredor of I 1 \t'(l h1m n br m rn<~~or£ cnu1t lllghwa} Safte> U C Felly, State Saturd~' II w~s iCII'a~ed on a Htg.bwa} Patrol Supendent George h1nd Mtngle Supermtendent Hugh L I Leggett of the State Bureau o( )"1,0 Si'll\C'rt{'t'S CVIed ,:rgarnst othr1 offrnrif'rs last m~:hl1n the Cnmrnal JdenttfJeatmn and lnveshgahon, and Ray !tl Wbtte, secret ma)<Jrs tuur were agamst ta!) to the govefll()c Ch.arl(s Wh 1tlmgton 27 Chesh Lausche called the meeting aftrrr S~ and co~ts for mtoxltaiJOn er receiVIng a telegram from tele. <tlld lhmlrl E carson lR ).{Jd f'hOne company Pres1dc•t Clare dll'por1 S5 and cosrs for tmpropPr Wt1l1ams pas-.111):: on a state hl~h11.a1 Willrams sa1d m the telegram Thr P3trol marte th~ arrrst., 1n that a climax har1 been re-ached bolhcasPS In the strrke wh1ch began July 15 ----- (:hie£ (urn~talk llunting Crounds Open To Hunters I om St 1rhern R lph I lr:'h!ir d F m< j t 11 ~hll shall llolw 1 Hou~h I 1 ur ~ ''JI ~1ntorist ---~-- I 1,1 K1<1u )uptn 1 111 I l ~r} Mrs Lewis (anary " Fatally Strit·ken Hv lleart Attack r\\IJUtlrJ Ill!\ r ~~ 1 ' I trud hj ( 11r.dl \ n-..rml11 :; ~ '~ ",~ 1 /;,t l' f ; t"~ ~; 11 1 111 1 hn•akfast to dlS<.:uss the matter tc ~> Two forctgn s tudents at Ohtu UnncJs,ty we1e guests Sun 11 11 11 dn} at the f<lrst Presmvtermn ChUl(il Middleport \\tlPn B l1n 1,_, 2! $5 t n "nl~ll J.; World V\>tde C'omnlumon ~as observ~d The young men aJe \ ~ 1111 ,, 1 ~ \\ r 1r, , s_:> 1 1 freshmen al the tJmverqty and have been m the Umtcd States ~n t ~~- w, ((I ~ B •th 1rt r u d trtwo"'.Uk~ 1"]1 I ' I 1 1 1 Ko1 f'~ :o n :<JIJ mg n huol M1 s Don!{'y Rethel pr esJdl nt 1 1 presided aad 1\ w&s voted to have ""' ' b"""" " \1r ~g1 -.~1d Mr l h01 art l~oth a meettn g of thr comnuttees for the paJiy at !he sthoul WLdnrsday l'l~b)lf'llooiJS Jld llr tn!hU' I " ~ Ort 17 at 7 30 p m lit ahout \hi lnnrd Stulo I he I ( n lll"lllllf'r s uf lllo \\ d 1 n 1 lip l ues~ sludtnt h:~~ two tnotlu1 Honm mothers for the year 111d two st:>\t r ~ 1n J<tpan allll Mr W{'Je n<~med and rncl udr Mts Ri I ulure Fa• 1!\lf~ Au; ll I chap trr rN(II II y puttctpJ\(d 111 tht> t to 1 ha~ tllrrt.> s1ste rs and o1u chard Owens and M1 s Car l Nm h1 nl her In Ko1 ra Both wrote the r ton first grade Mrs CharJP ... L.~­ \l. f'~ t Vil].! l ll a SI <I IP \U 1g JUdgmg n urt< and \\nrld Wtdt:' rommun cnnl• ~~~ h1 ld at Morgantov.n tlr and Mrs Eugenr TTIJlir tt "" wn 111 lhtJI nat VI' lam:uage for ft 1lS Cilllpi!SCd Of VII l~ ::st ud cond grade Mr~ C F Tompktns and Mrs Charles Hayes lhtrd r nl~ from 35 h1.t;h sdwol~ were lhr hrnl'fil ut 1ht l n~ ('gJtun .tl grnrte Mrs P<Jul Z 1klt and Mrs prrsLnl fht rc v. ..~ a tnlnl all! l\(1 ll r t!l{y hMI hE<n n rtt ltut / ,, 11 ,1 ~p •kr b 11 ]1 t 1 th( lllll ch 1111 m W!llium Russ<'ll fourth I'Iadt 'I! tr of 37~ b v, <~nd 50 tracht•r 1> 1 r <tnd ~IIPCf\ r~ \lrs Harry B1lll) n.nd Mrs ~ rl / H , I It [( 11 ward A1 nold ftfth gr rr!e 1nd ll f I ]It • rl 1m~ f1om \\.1hama .-.nJrred •C\ ' 1 " In h uppc t Mrs Ohvc Ingraham and Mt s ~) ' tll o It I I l l ! ill m1111 a, att C.r~herl Sixth grade 1he r~~ thr dall\ farmsJJOp an!l rwult n r~n ,m n, 1, thCJI v1~1t to 11~ 1 1 • 'usr l'tt>s'·" tcndan<'l h~nnC"r w'~s av.tH d~d to ~:ontesh 1hr \\oah<llllo;~ \f'lln tn thr '' 1 H {'pvr ~ r ,_,,, l v, thr. Just ararle tauJht by MISS poultty contest I n1shcd c ::hlh tt r1 11 l htlrth• nrl they we-.: Pane Er i e~ 1ne Wnrung trams 111 the \<111\IU~ IJ,; IIt 1> of \1' JarHs lla l l(y at Gwup smg1ng op{ nt'd the pro ronlt~t \V(ff' h ft~llo"~ rlrnn 1 at th \ fariH Rcslrurull gram followed hy a talk b~ J\11s :>.11 nrla\ tltl\111.., at lht' World GE'nt"va Nol .. n on sehou l lum lu s Agronomv I Brucrton \ldl \\ 1]; (olltll l lll t n ~tnwr It tht 1111111 Rrfre~htmnts 1!1 krepmg urth :l Pt>\t'J lHIII': I Trnl -'~ -.. 111 usl (hu til :\l1 (bo "<I~ lh li t\ H<tlt• 1 • 2 gll:,l ~p 1k, 1 11 1 trlk (O \ I'rtil HallowN·n were Sf'IV('d h\ lhf' llusl:tan d 1 .J Naylor !I !lim group 1 h<' tahlc '\1 r~.:<~nto"n t nntrsl\) J J m lh • fo m ,f 1-.1 rllWnl 111 Korc1 ...;h b 1 IJ thtl o! lht• was Dlso rlecoratcd tn ltcppmg [)au\ llnshanrltl I I arktl~hur,.. 111 With Halluwr{'n Wt!l! a ('t Ot('r I <I Srrnct r I llarm 111 fll m Sl 11 t 11 ll d Slalt tud h1 twj1 11.1111 p11'('(' of the horn d plrnty frllrrl 1 ( 1\ n \<JIIcy.! lltrntlll J 1, tl(r\ p 11 t•~ 11 h<t ll JlH li311J.>\t l lr With frutl and flowers I ,.. 1 tnn11 ol d 11111 mriltJl 1/nlltulturr hl'hUJg ~I II gl~tlllllol!t <;til Ill~ ¥,lVI 1 \1 rgtn1oun Unl\f'IS!h 3 llun I In lh 'I rk• ~ lh1t of tlH dJtd Plnnt l'alhol 1g 1 1 < \1} 11 1 r ttl I llu J 1pulatwn wh va r l~; 2 K 1sson 3 l'cloJ~blHg 1 ( hns11 ll'i 41 p(r cent art " l't ult } 1 PPier~ hur~ 2 s HI J ) I ' h) l 1 ~0 p! I rrnl Mt>l 1 11k 3 l\ln 1 ~ 1 ntown lnvcJ::sJ!} ll l 1~t' Ill P'' u It thulrts \tr ( hu oxp l 111, 1 111 11 ~ 'rnol Wnnug tr.n n., rt(tl\cri 1.\Jirls I'Crn •1huh 111 ~~~~IX \C!fS at <1 IJ<tnqutl 11 rw on (Ill S~tur1ln t t ' '"'<It\ ' h • 1 h II <II"- or ""'-'r \lh • h ll 'Ill 1111 uht r~ anrllll ~ h s~h" l ~1H I ~ • 1 1~ (If\ ollr lt Ht-rr~ w• •t ,gues t ~ of til t \\r 1 ~ lit 11~ ~111 kt h o , ll1 Jf lht h•f' Vi!IJ':tn~ Untl~'~ll) \hiLt l ll 1 g J rLIJll n 11 111 KurH ta llnwnt 1\ lht \VVL l<11 h11r 111 11\I ILh 1~ 'Jllllr li1 l< \II !rom lbll fot~tiJ.rl] gam1 1 th1 In I• d :-it til ~l A mustc p1 ogram for s 1xth gradp Bre~ I< ~Is ~U~tl ll members of hts )ita f al \ s t ., f $9 "(J :r J !lol1n I ( .r 111 Ill 1 r •111 1 1ft hJrl ht1r1 lr~ orl 11 n lux c ~til 11 "nd nJtl]lrl us d1 'lrtH t >llul j)IIIJilll f llow Jn!;JIIo 11 I ota! rt~d~d~ In n ~!l tll d ) n g) MAIKETING Ia a erowt"led, one stop choffl In Nicosia, capital of Cypl"U.II, during British Irnpoeed cur-. f€'W One or the trucks brought to Ledra atreet to do business ia shown am1d a crowd ot shopper~~ Among th6In ace British aoldJers With drawn guns Stores were kept clQI:ed f t"ternahonat) ---- .Schon! 'h \\ vo~th \!I "nv h [, ~h rtf' ( h..o -.J ~1'1 I n 1 Kul It ~l<\ 25 v,~, I ]I.JS I lror ( H1 1~1~11 J n_afn 1~ 11 Set~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~-- SlO H d Sf! -(1 ( ' { '! I I lllll S I Sr!lder .,.. · ~ SuJ\lY ng ht•,Jdr • ·- ----· wr•r! I< I \fa\or 1 R h I~ I flight 01\( f 1r !Ill OX ( I dfH.l two f r !J~rflc \I la\101 1\J<harrt fc;nhu.,.,•r w11 l!ll' n s;:. ~usp rnrt~11 fme fo r rnlc•x cal 11 no n, IJicl' 'd 'o ~9 -') I II \ Jnl>llll s I r rt" lo I!Jrtf' pl•d<; rof Instrumental Music Program Now Underway SUNRISE TO Lausche offl<.:tals I ~n 1 lhl Men and wornt n of the Valle) DtvJSJun ha\e mallltamed e\en a better safd) record of the Oluo Power Compan) a~ a whole Mr I' D Daughtery Dtv1s1on mana (:;cr sard th<~t this diviSIOn whru;(' ht"adquar1crs ts 1'01 tsmouth has completed 770 da}s wtthout a dts abltng InJury On Decemhf'r 7 our men and women hope !1 tomplcte thr1r ~e­ cond vear .vt!hon1 a lost tune In Jurv on tin 10h hf' sard ' and continued at 1111" potnt we wtll be apptuachlll~ ~ milllon man hours work{'d w1thout " dtsa.blmc IDjUr) 11us brg new lmd of Ford looU hi.e th~ fun on a travel post~r It's the lmd oi car that looh sumluny rn th~ ram fe~lrng N the dlangu art t(l.,. ard low iJrlcw Mld. 19' different new kmds • new Custom 500 and C,ustom. How doe~~ It look? Its only l'ourtttn hand• htgh -as tall at a ch1ld's pon1 You un stand bc!s1de tt and lean your elbows on 111 roof And n • over xvent~en fett long ••• 21mc:hu v.rder than tl ss lughl Ttus 11 ~' great aJHomohrl~. from the br.rge on tloc Instrument piinel to the tffortlcu lm.fing \\ <y at crmM"5 At luRh ~ 1eeds thts new Ford ha§ none of the BICUI( f.!:tng humpm1{ MH'h h out you some· umes g~t m some uthc1 t ;~n "YOUR The Big New- Kind o£ Ford Comesln19 tat~ I 'v\ 1llo< k ( lNUNNt\TI 0 llP - P1odurr E~g~ Jumbo and l~1gr 1 r low ~car~ \ r onc~s at farm~ ronsumer-..; A N Prentice Can.ton the Vtle wh1lc and browns A JUmho 46 4R prfsrdrnt and gtneral managrr A large 4::1-45 A medmms 27 30 of the company accepted thr a !\ small 19-21 n large 35 38 t 08 wa1 d on bl'half of all Ohto Power Cmcmnatl whtlt>~.,.and brn.,.,ns A emplo}t'S The Jllaquc was p1 eSf'n l<trgt" 49-00 mt>dtum 33 3t5 t('d for the N~tn>nal Safety Coun ( htrkNts ff\N.') I c htghcr fn Cli hy H 0 J H~)I'S P:tf'cu!ivr c1s 33't:r: lb 16 17 mosth 16 hrn, St'Clelary of thr IJhw State Safety heavy 0\{'r 5 lh 13 14 hln~ 5 lb Counc1l ~nd undN 1 i hrns light lYP~' ll Ohro Powers ~afrty pet form 12 old rooster~ 10 II ance durmg I95!'i was the besl tn Turkr\ tnms hl'a-li} 26 lh and 1ts h!Sion The lom\lany ::; acc1 up 23 24 toms under 26 lb 22 23 dr:nl frequency ralr or !he num hen~ hPavy :.J&-26l',;: frvrr roast ber o.f Joslllme 11cctrlcnts prr 1 crs 10 lb and under 25-2U 000 0011 manho111 s worked was 3 Ru!\er 90 seore 68 27 fnr 1955 1 h<' a\ erage frPquen ey rate durmg the pre\ rous lhrre yea1s Y.a~ 4 32 and tht elerl11c uttltt) mdustry lane ~00 and Fa1rlane Stnu on a 118md~> v.he~Jba!t: and the famous fhc Ford Statton Wagom, the tdlamJ?tons of glamour cruta.cn And no matter wtuch new kind of Ford you choose, tt 1 youn at low Ford prtcr 1 J11 mett dralla.u:·s b~ Union And Company Officials Six Are Fined In tocal Courts Are Summoned Before Governor U.MBlJS 0 (L P1 - Gm Frank J today call: Tuesday Evenin~ 1tel ( 101medmg of c0mpanv and umun for Thursday m I ~Uill\ an ( ffort to end the 87 _tlay old ">h Lke agamst the OhiO Con n ~ " ~ ' n' , r sohdatcd felephom Co I LHJSthe announced thl• meetmg after he had met 1 Ohro Unl\ ll , 11 y s(ho 11 or 1 111•1n 1 an.llltm hu<; Un 11 l<tu~t Ap1rl "hi' was rn pl:;yed tn 1hr l' I u V1 part runt Coh ll\bus The Natwn~l S<~ fdy Counctl h:<.~ pi est'nl< d Ohtu Phwer (o tht coumtl ~ h1glwsl reeogmt10n th ~ Award of Honor Ttlr(' cumpan1 qualitled fot (hr top award because t~ 1955 InJury r&te was substan\lally lower than Jts avetagf' ft;r the three prevl(lus ~ears lind the f'hrtnc utJ!ttl 1n dustry ave1 <~ge for the sam~: three Senes on a ] J6-mdl wheelb::r.w, the neW Fan• your t~ say• ' whoa " l he ste~rmg 1s f~ather ltghc yet fi.rm lt!Jgh S(h" Surv \ mg the deceased are f1v1 children Lau a Fox Jackson trancts Johnson Middleport Ar chte Sc.rlle~ ~1Jnsftcld l' th.eJ Mil ler Mtddlt•porl and Bethel Ccttes Akron Will ;Strike At Portsmouth - Sh{ fa• a ·r~rlu !II 'f M rlrl t pill t .1• tllr ,,. t1l1 Ford-th~ ~ he t>~rv1ce, - 45 d rd l<ttt Monda y at thr homr of hi r par ents M 1 and \olr~ 1 l Y. llot:k 10 Harmf' Shr 11 1rl hren rn farling h('a\ h stvet .. l rnronlh3 Ohi-.0 power Co ' Nal tonaI WIns Safety Award T here an: actually Tlte'"'braldne: Ia poldt.ive-11lky smooth when $ IKI7 IHI4 511 t l l h!ilil•l IWJh !11 • t 1111 or t lu~ hank one fine Franc~..., the t:wmg Funeral Home on Frt day at 2 p m wtth bUll<~ I to be made m MJieaCemetcry Frtends may call at the }1tnerat Home at any t1me ance. toward increased powu, toward smoother orcraiJOn 1 he&e are the but• for u- Marko Tomorrow' ell:g,an(f- Tim 11 t~• b new sa "' I he gun Soca lc~ thf'n appaltn'l) sat ~own Ill h a cha1r and f 11~d lht hul 11 HlttJ 15 rtght tempe Pomeru)' Emclj,:ency squadmen were summoned to the seen{' a' was Met~:s Cou nty Coronel llenr) Ew1ng on an 1val the~ fmmd Searles .!hlli alm! .. nd ll.:~nsporteo.l him to Metgs (jcneral HO$pltal ---- · Franees W"ll k I oc Funeral Service To Be Thursday Mtllt>r IS s1ml t u h ve tlrd Funeral the N- hlhl•l!l• 500 S.rl" I es1 than ~ («t hrgh ovft 17 fut long, largest car ~ver olfered 1n the )ow prioe field. With the look of tomorrow rn Ill fhgbt-hHrted lintt, tbJI Qub Sedan (above) t}pl• hf, the beauty of all five Farrlane 500 mcxkls. wOOl~ pad:.;~g~ I P I~ 1 than ner, n~.e art the hest Fnnls of our ltH'I. l Hill \1'011" :\11/IHIS Cashur hereby ccrtJry thal I am 110\ HI r•flt( 1 ' 111 Stock \IP at thea• f Lausche Seeks To End Me1gs General llospttal as a result of a self tnfhrted gunshot wound mto h1s rLght temple Deputy Shertrt s Harold Duck\ol.orth and Jed Webster m vestlgatmg the c1reumstances surroundtng the shootmg late Tuesday afternoon said that SeaJ les had shot hun~elf m the when lturdy Over 130 ltrong tltreodt to each ltr~Jaro 1•rii!On•lll F/1 CuiJI"onlterf wul Mr:; , t lhaJR]>II•ns h~s hl!t'n rWengn~d frum namrpliw to tallfi::ttr I hue live ~parwu~ gi:Hnnur Tbt s It~ Mod• of Connon Fm• lrtuslln Durobl• ond ,,. tl!runU ----------·------~--~----------------~---~~~--~======~1 ---------------------!_v_o_L~V-li-I;:N~0--!5~1~~~----~-:~~~=---~P-o-ln_c_ ·r-oy--M-td_d_l_ep_o-li_,_o_h_tu__w_e_d_n_•_•d_a~y-·_o_,_w_b_''-I-O~l~YI~6---------'--~B~U:S:I:N=ES==S~P~==HO~N=E~3~9=8----~----~S:J~~G:L:E~C~O~P~Y~~5J._____________________, Harry Searles Dies In Hospital CYPRUS CURFEW MAKES MARKETING A ONE-STOP Tues. Of Self-Inflicted Wound Accoallng to !he mvestJgator"' Searles had gonE to h1 ~ daugh!t'r ~ home late 1ue~du\ and iiht hJrJ ch1ded him abuut dnnkmg Hr ~ satd to a\ remarkl d I m gomg to settle thts once .tnd for all and then puller! lhe p1slol frt~JII hiS WCIISiband UJ\d('f hiS Shll ( klln1. Dally tucking and omoothln1 ontlroly ollm• lnalotj. F•ir •nd ~ tHey and Fr01ot In Mit arNI eerttra.l •~t,oo. tonll'flt Thu....y, fair end .om•what wart'IMir wwt '"d north H1gh todey 54 ..... Low tcrm9ht 31 ro 37 e.nt, 37 te 42 Oh•o tonight - to! fotlowrng an argument wtth h1s daughter Mrs \hrshall Miller or BradbUI) ill her home No pulling out! No wrin· WEATHER. Devoted To The Jntet·ests Ul The Meig1-Muson Jlrea nght lt>mpl( wrlh a 32 1 alrher Th• New fard Statlen Woto,.. Tim r1m011~ rtnt W.·.. Wlwrapped rAe 1957 Fortl<l MEMORANDA 1\SI:id.!:i VldlJ>,;I.'i'l tll 11.- ~lio. lh Ito 111 tun h<~hrlt\lh and for ottur tu op r~ $ 211:Jt4Hfl '· ~·lechmd 1\rllll• ( t~hlll nr lilt nhmo ll\111 <I lwnk flo JOl~mnJy !IWf'ilr ;that lh1 iihll\t ~\<t(< IHl 11\ I~ 1 U! lu lho ht~l uf m v taowled.::e and bt lu f Ill• tl11 s Rumple-Proof! Others on their comnuttees were Mrs Rodney DownJDg, Mn~ Gale Hysell, Mrs Donald Lowery, Mra Floyd Carmack, Mr11 Ann Steele, Mrs Myroq M)ller Mrs Paul Hap: tonst&H Mrt Cllntof\ Fisher MNI James Bu.chuon, Mr• , Branch f'lemmg, Mr"> Wm MJJrn.s Mrs Herman Batley Mrs Marcus Chambers Mrs George Anderson J and Mrs Haptonstall registered the guests vho were ,g1ven lapel tags tn the shape and color of autumn leaves Arrangements of fall flowers for the dlmn,g room and sanctuarv were made by :Mrs Garen Stansbury en tine mght tn Easy to put on! A luncheon was served to seventy two women wtth Mrs Karl Owen and Mrs James Hu:ley as co-chairmen at Harry Searles 78 Pearl St Middleport d1ed late ruesday Saves Work! Reports ur cmmttces wc,.e given dur!f\g the onormng sesuon and 11 was decided that tbe Spring Presbyterral would be held tn Me Connelsvllle on Mac 27 Work shops were held ducmg the remam der of the morntng autonwllve package- the one line car In the iaU>-prlu ~ld/ 12~h\H II Ohto, <'ounh ol l\1t 1~" " Saves time! come For the Big New Kind of Ford 11 a brilliant ' Correct- AI lest Cannon FINE MusuN· Fitted Sheets Aller today, American cars will ne~~er be the IIUrU! aroln. In the Stele .of Ohio, At The Cio•e Of Busln " • On Sept 2i1, 1?56 Publlshetl In rea.pon•• to ul/ m•do b C V omp 1ro 1l•r of tho C•·.. rrency, und er Sectlon 5111, U 5 R•vtnd 5t•tute• , ASSETS Cash ll1tlan• C.!l wr Ih ot ht r lm nks mt lttdlllJ.: rr s1 1\ 1 btl.tn<~ anrl ta~h Hom!>! 10 prO({'~s ol rullrtt 1011 $ 165(iJII54 United Sl~tles l.uVI'I lllll<'lll obl!galion~ dJJtd und ~:u~rant~cd 3h!i 770 U!) Corpor 1t1 ~tuc ks 1lndlHflll~ $3300 00 ~lo(k ul ~~ dt 11 tt He,;r rvo hflnk) t 100 00 Loans and dJ~{'Ultnts llnt!uc!Jng $/SR4r on1t huflhl ,Ill() J70 U8 almkpremls•~uwn•d$Jh:mooo Jurnrlutt .. nd ftllilur, s $1332 00 175325() Other fi~M(" I 2h4 811 To I AJ o\~~t. Ts ~ !I J7 8ti4 M LIABiliTIES Demand dr IH'lSt!s of I nth I 1\lu,tls ]lllllnr t~hll' and corPQrtllnJls $ Ill 401) 45 TIIIU d~·Jln~' Is of 1n1h \ t(luub p 11 ttl\ 1~ h q)s llnrt t 01 put ul tons 171 h\}6 w DCIHI:»Il~ llf Still'~ itl!d tlllltlltll suh<lill~llllh hltl\118 58 lillt\1 IJU'OSI1~ ~Ill.! ILi l l Olb1r lurhrflltl~ 112 35 f01 AI LIAHIII n~ S $i ill2 2lh 48 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS C11pttttl Stolf'k (]R8~ IJillltlHd t til pu !\0 ()( ltl Htl Surplu,. tlll 01)0 00 Undtttd• 11 smrttt~ 151!4Hll \l 1 {)\ r\IS • Prices I • e ' is is.where Tomorrow starts! OF RACINE 'JOTAI IAI'IIt\1 llll!~ts TOTAI~ IIAIIIIIIII' \r\lt <\ Ill \1 '{heY' re here ... al Special to Christ".Partridge M•rlett.a the Athena Pre8by· charge of the meet __ The First National Bank u( \1 M r!; H HO l d J hnwn rnd Hllharrl I ~JfheJt nf Spr1n.: 11 ld ""trt V~! r nrJht !!UL'b vf \lr~ t 1um:1 L""tfhe11 Saturday Reeerve REPORT OF CONDITION OF ,jjw;irntnand~UhN~IIhfdlul<ll Jurrncr.:. na,c I I , '"' Ch•rter No 98 I 5 wnh Ill! \11s Ju•w Iowan Is Principal Speaker Monday At Fall Conference Of Presbyterial • th "wetk n !ultdu "'.llh ho rtaugh tr1 and ~on 11 t ~ll '~-lr and ~Irs Ed.,.,ard Kenntd} s. . l Mum!~, '\fn (houl \ I NOW! t ILl 11 tht:r Mr and '\1 ~ AI t, t..; lofhrs and ::sun KPJ 1 1 J It 1 :, ~r1d M ~ Jane Sht n tff 1 IJ 11 t 1 na Br tdl Fla l,l.l'l"! '.1 1 t kr d ,.l!l • ~ 1 1 \Irs Jdfer ., p tnn h \ll ... n 1 \lh ll\Jr Saundt- 1 ~ (, dlpul ~ "un.i~, \II~ Si!under' ent< Jl.J 1 rd " 'th 1 tJllrll honunn..: hrr .~: 1 a 1 t~un K•nt un hr fuu,th h orlhd .. '\! ,and Mr ~ 1 1 J\ J-J,hr r :>.1 mrs ~tile ~]!t"fll S Jllfll) In l II U llhU• "'.i!h rt>latn 1 , i1.1r and Mr 1 , d K1J ~<' r and dJu~:htl 1 1 ln\ 1 111 1 Mr anJ ~r~ (,tvr~o:t K l idl ol 1 l umbu~ wen \lo('lklnd g 11 ~1~ 1 \11 ~ntl Mt~ ll<~rn KuM r \I n1 ~~~I l l• ~1r <Uld \1 1, 1 1 1 \lo ~rbt and ~ 011 M k• oJ 1 lllr tll I,, 14- 1.' 1 ' e s.: l int bh \In Harold Hu"dl ~11d M1s II E St 1r .. mm uf Huut1n~tun W v~ th1 h lr 11 •t APPARENTlY farmer T• m Brady who poatelf this ~tgn on his farm tv.o miles from Kc!i\llock Ia fmds I he artmtnl~tratron s farm poHcy not to his hkmg Tile srgn paraphras(ls the traifa: Rafpty l!raymJ:" ''The Lit~ You Sa\e ~Ia) lie Your Ov.n" (/11/eraat1ottal) 1rr O"'.IT~ ah]t, to rrpAI Jnor mll'rcst plu, msurancr llllr)! t~ wil l Or 4 1z prr rrnl rh<' regular cr!'dJt ~f'n1ce of lh• agrncy mcludrng loans fur th.: 1 11 • hIS{ nnrJ rmprn\ t 111 ent uf fam (Conflnu•d on pa;• 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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