http://66.213.69.5/files/original/812ac7136eb03f4aab66d5c2ee41315f.pdf b494589001e1b896cc381f7b22a7ff63 PDF Text Text • ' &-Daily Sentiuel, Pl>meroy-Middleport,.O., Oct. 16. 1956 ~DLEPORT The Daily Sentinel Lucllle Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor S. Schaaf. Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Mr. and ~~ ~ h1~aJd J ~rs. ~arner~as Guest Of Honor Cor- Mr s Chi!rk, Warner was the Pythian Sisters Annual Turkey Dinner Planned Plans were discussed for theLf annu.al turkey d.nncr to bt> held 1ord, Conn . arc <~n n o uncms the the Put btrtb of a t1au~hter. Carol Gnr.e ner Sunday evenm~ at her home tn November when Chiefs Assoclllhon of the Meigs at Manchcstn Hu ~ptta J , Sept. 21 on West Ma!n St , planned b)' Temple, Pythl&n .Sisters, met her granddaughter Mts.s Dtxte Mr. and ~t r.> Joseph Cook, Sewell A rtecoralcd cake was Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Karl Owen. Pomeroy art> .~:randparenh and served Wtth Lhc d10ne1. WilHam Gu1n!heL. Syracuse, 11 111 Mrs. William Allman. president great gramlfather. Present \\'ere John W Sewell wa" m charge of the meeting. coran (DorOthy Cook) The Corcorans al.su of have tb.,·t- two gu~· st of honor at a birthday din- and Mt s L>Jc11le Chff, &lr .and Mrs Marietta During the social hour a:ames Warner and Miu were played with prius won by "::n:'·===:=-::::::~::~;:.:~:S:•w:':':l.=========:::i kJn.s, Mn1. AlMra.lman,Milton Mrs. Russell, E'. R. Mra. guest, AIRLINEs N£ED TornpMrs C. P. Gallagher and a Myron Miller. 1 Mr.s. Owen Men and Women course to positions. Technical Non-technical. Public <.'Ontact Hostesses, Communications, Re:-ervationists, Radio Operator~, Sta!~vn Agents, etc. Good pay , travel, glamour. se. cunty, Gtrl.s who are accepted wtU also be tramed m Beauty and Personal Charm. . Also interviewing men to train for specialized Television-Electronic positions of Servicemen Cameramen Techme~.ans . PreHminary training will not 'interfere with present employment. Qualify now. FO& FULL INFORMATION MAIL COUPON TODU Name ......... " ......... . .... Ag~ .. .'.. ' - - - ----- As Advertised In UFE~ • //I/ ~ vu-1!-,~lf• enjoy Vy'all-to-wall broadloom a salad "1 ,, Plans Completed For Entertaining Baptist ~omen .' WITH OUR SERVICEMEN FORT LEONARD WOOD, 110, - Two Cheshire, Ohio, aoldlera, PrJvates Donald E Scott and Ron· aid L t-each, rocently were a;r.,1d· uated from the crane-abovel opt>r· a ton cour11e at Fort Leonard Wood , Mo. ........ drivlDI. Scott, aon of Kr and Mra Cba:rtes Scott, Route 2, entered Jbe Army la1t May. He la a 1953 craduate of Obeablre Hiib Sehool. Plans were completed for en· tertalnlog the Pomeroy Blphat Women's Aasocu.uon on Mond1y, Leach, son of Mr and 14rs JoaGcl. 22 when tht Women's J41ssJoa•ry SoClety of the Polber-oy They were tram"'d to operate 2.0 eph W Leaeh, Route 2, also enterBaptist Church met Tburaday ·ton truck mounted cr<~nes , and ed tbe Army lut Ma7. He is a evening at the church. had prathcal exe~ises 10 boom 1906 a:radu•te of Cbablre Hlab Mra. Joseph Cook, president. convc1 siun and plle loadmg and Sebool. preakled and devotions and pro· gram were presented by Mrs. 0 &~OW UP TO HIOE YOU" lt. Faria and Mrs Lorain ster· 21 PICTUIII:I. rett usl~a fur their topic "Bunna ¥cl VOL Vlll at y """ You creole your own dniJrl and install them ,ourseN. tB · KARPEI-SQUARE llliJ '189 IJIJIIJltJf tilt to IJUj/ or r .. ltle~g....... .tlr- WIATHIR PJ Ohi.: Partly c~ with IIHie ch•.,.. In hm~aturt ....,, t• ni•ht 1nd Thvractay. H... tMrt 71 to 14. L. . toftitht 45 t. 14. ~-----=====Pomeroy-Middleport, ObiD, Wednesday, October 17, 1956 SINGLE COPY -ii< NO. 157 Joyc., Columbu1, Me\p Count)', formerly reuntlr 10on lie reiMMd of lolno4 en Family Dinner Held Honorin_g ~rs. Blackwood r.cord ...... .,·Gov~rnor Orders Study Made Over 150 Attend Horsemans Ass'n ·'· To Preserve Law And Order COLUMBUS, 0 . \UP}--Gov. Frank J. Lausche sent Ohio NaUonal Guant representaUves to Portsmouth Tueiday to appraise the explosive strike situaUon at the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. I Col. A. G. Eagon, chief of stall for the 37th Division, and Lf. Col. R. G. Folk, commander of the Srd Bn., 1661h Infantry CHEStER CHESTI'JR At the regular meeting of Chester Grange Tuesday evening inatallatlon of officers wae Jl.e£d with members from. Alfred 1nd Olive Granges Ja 1uest.. The intalling offiur, Deputy C N. Jones and his teim I!Om· po11t-d of Earl Dean a• :Mtnbal; Donna Holter, emblem bearer; George Holter, regalia; Mary Genheimer as chapl~tln; George Genhe~mer, aehng Doro· thy Karr, pianist Weber Ia soloist J!:tll stallatiop. , ,· One ~~~~pllc!atlon tot ·~ me"mber. sh1p wail reaQ~ Third end foUJ1b degree~ wth be conferred at ~ nf'xt meetini OCt. 23. The ofticl!r'l! eoJifeotan•oe all counly granJf~ a! the Rod• SprinJe: Oct 29. Mcmbel'8 . to take pie •nd refrc.~hRlent.a, , Pol luck lunch was ser.ved the close of the meetlnll. in a Convertible by Teddy Lehew Is H.onored ~ith Birthday Porty cake to report on many steps netded to 'Ptaintain law and order. ' "Duly constituted government must and will prtvail," the gover. aor declared. UXTO Mfll. Theodore Lehew entertain· ed with a birthday party Sunda.y afternoon honoring her grendson, Teddy Lehew on. his third birth· day. A , •t Chillicothe, O!uo, were ordered J The Portsmouth and New Boston exehange.s of the company were abut down for the t.hlrd hme ln the atrlkc Monday 1 nllbt after more than 300 persons collected , optaj.de the exchange building at JPortsmouth. See the extra-special teatures that make the haftd.. some Buxton Convertible as practical a billfold •• yod can OW11. See how eaey it is to abow up to 21 photo. or credential, at o'llce, in the removable photo-eard case. And then, if you want, add more windoWa·wfth a simple flick ot the finzer, u•iP8' Buxton'• patented topped with ROd Ice cream by Mrs. Lehew to Wllll9.m Lehew and and Johnny of Cot. Mr. and Mrs. W•lliarrn Syracuse, Mr, an8 Mrs. Story and l'hlldren. Pat, Jeff and James and Mrs. Le!Cheit. Flickl>aP. Ser tho cleVer opare key ljolder, tti.l yoll'!l · · ~· thillkfal for If you ever lock joo......lf.haf o()'Oilr · home or car~ And see the •J?CCW aecr!t,c6~~~e.Qt ..._, designed ao your big bliJa stay separate and b~.W. from your am all one a. ~~~ these featurea in a varlet;,i of rich leathers. and CQ]onl ' $·a9$ ',1 ~ ( .;~ ~~~~;!_~:~ , ·, ltBERFELDS,r ..~) • Sharon Bush Bids For Home(oming Queen At Ohio U Sharon Bush, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. L. D. Dile!i and Mrs. The tompany closed the ex- C. J. Rhodes, is one of Utree can· State dldates f()r Homecoming Queen at ehanEes Ill urged by the lflghw•r Patrol after rocks were Ohio University who will enter thrown and telephones ripped out the finals. \lleiDWbllc two top level cOnfer. They were elected Tuesday held in efforts to reences eveJJing from a group of twenty servlce Tue-aday. candidates submitted by sororitif's some 3M Ports- and dormttor1es. The Queen wiU met and decided se511ton of the city be elected Thursday with the two runners-up as attendants In her tbe meetin1 were Rob- court. Public UtiUUes ComMiss Bwh is a Pi Beto Phi CDil· and Col. George d1date and is a sophomore at the of t h e Univenity f t Homecoming will bf! celebrated .. ••• w <.• Lausehe met · Saturday starUna wltb the parade . otfid.als at 9.30. _:'_·"'-·_..;_~~~ a iblir6on. a Banquet Tuesday OVer 1,0 m~mbtra 'Of tht Dhlo Vtdley Horsrm•n's AuociaUon at· tended the annttal banquet a n d award of ribbons a n d trophiea ceremony held laat nllbt at At. bany Hlib School. Bill Downey, POJ¥r<ly president of the A.Uoelatlon, waa in charge of the eveRt, and lntrocttu.d Paul M~:Vey muter of eer~les. of Albany. Roy Chamberlin pretented trophies to champion wlnaen and rosettes lo reaene winners. Rlbboru ud trophies were awll'ded to owners from four clube Meigs, Gallia RIVerview, and Al· bany. They were: Lead !lOny, Jan1ce Houk; reserve champwn, D o n Brttmfield, both Gallia. Three-gaitbd full mane and tail, Anita Bradford, Middlettort; reserve, Roy Chamberlin, Gallia. Ponles under 48, Janice Houk: reserve, Mr. and Mrs. John lktuk, Gallla. Wellston pleuure, Mary Dant Masoa County; ,Ueserve, Lucille Uifbejt, Me1g1. Hll'f'ness pony, Pete' Ohlinger, New lliven; reserve, Johnny Allen. ..wortb, Middleport. Three-galled, ahave mane a n d tail, Leiter Ohlinger; reserve, Wm, Greer, Riverview. Keg rott. ~ltor!Y 1\e<!Ji,'AibP,., Membera of the will continue aale at the A truck wUI ti"ayel West Columbia on up items to be donated Persons wishing to to the sale are- aaked to eontaet either Harry Staats at phone ~rwber TUrner U598 or Mrs. Akti~e Y'l"!!j, ,. • ....,. &Pi .,--- ~. . . • to reserve, G4tra1d Gut)erie Ad:laft)'. . . . oi:1Jie·""Ofu b 'ij"so·' . an· Ponies 48 to M (tie) JobnDy AI· nouweed tlliJ weet tbat ' arUeleJ Ienaworth and Lester OhlingeT. would also be aecepted for a rum· Parade Claas, Sam Koontt, Ham· mage sale to be held at the s•e CINCINNATI, 0. UP - Product: lm, W. va., Kermit Epple, Meta:a. time on Saturday. 0 ~;::!i ~:;~~ ·., n °! 1\tarket Reports M\~:;1:!' said present. Moulton and Min· were in!ltrtlcted to urge the . workeq to return to their jobs for \ 1 · trial 30-day period while nego' ' tiatioas ~ontJnued. I Former Resident ,Dead At Detroit Ralph Andenon of Detroit, :a&lefl. a Former resident of M•ddleport d1ed early Wednesday morn· jog at his home ln Detroit. Funeral arrangements are as yet incomplete pending the arnval or 'b.it body at t h e Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home. Mr and M.s Charles Hartling Mrs Rhea Brown. Huntington lind fam1Jy of Columbu11 we 1 (' l'('lUI ned home today aftt'r a vl~•t weekend gul•sls or Mr and Mr~ w1th her son-in-Jaw and daughter Jo'rank D1ll, Syucusc. l\fr and Mr~ . Frtd Hlbb& and Mrs Etltel Lowery has returned her grandson, George. Mr. and Mn. G. L. AndPr!lnn to tl11~ home of Mr and Mra WaltH Wolkllr, Cheater road after " two were Vl!lltors In AthPns Sunday. Mn Pa~e Rlehards. Columbus, weeks vi'll w1th her brother, Otho Hadforcl, Sr•·acw1e, spenl the weekend wlth her mother, Mrs Htz Root. Fr•nklin Mrs Ehzabeth Lu:k and Mrs El· RlchArriA. who was rel!'ently dlsll'n t:•·aw(nrd of Columbus visited rhargrd fmm the Navy, Js etn· Sunday With Mn Ethel Lower} ployrd at North American Avi&· and Mr and Mrs Walter Walker lion In Columbus. M1s. Addl<' Gru('acr retunu·d Sharon Bush, 1randdaughter home Saturd11y evcnmJ after 11 of Mrs. C. J. Rhod(ls alld Mr. v•slt In l~ncaater , wtth Mr. ami and Mrs L. D. Diles, Mldctlet!oit. Mrs. R B WdkJns. 1 Richard Barrlh11rt, Rita · Ncutzl. 1.s the Pl Beta Phf tordrlt~ a cl~· rllthle for Homeeqmlna Queen IH 1ng, Judy Hoyt •nJ Diehard Gen. heimcr attended lbe Lancaster Ohlu University whe~ Allif Js \ .soJJhomore. Mia& ' BUah ul ~th-e"'' "'" lair, Saturday. of artil Mfs.'p1P'rt'd , "'"'''"•< Mrs. Rolland Neutz.llrfJ, Mr.li flUsh fl:cill 1lilet)' llliriemtlnt,' 0. b _------~-'' '' .. W•llhtm Clark, Mrs W R Shasteen DIVOJIOI ~ OI:ANTID '' and Mrs Charles Mullen Jr. lert llal!ie A. Hyaelf. pt•fnt1tt, has .Sunday mmning for a ~eks V!l bl'!'n granted a divorce ·· rl-'oln cation in New York. Aflron Hyal'll ln Mclp County Callera at the home o( Mrs and Common Plea• Court with cus. Mn. Ht'nry Retbel, Sunday werr- todav of one f·Vf!ar-old !'hlld Mr atU;t Mrs M1r~ Hat'tlhbai"Jtr, Pt Awarded to the! plllntlff. The dePlf'llsant, W. Va. and Mr and Mrs fcnant wall ordered to p.ay SM Harley Strona and son' of Wllkes· per month SUPf!ort for the !'hlld. vilJe. • Mr and Mrs William Grate and famllf of Chal'lcaton, W V• w«'rt· weekend JUesls ol Mr and Mrs Wllli11111 Baker Mr and Mrs Wilham Lehew anrl Mr and Mrs. ' Ray White and 11ons of Columbw were Wl'lckt>nd ramily ot Mallillon and Mn . aucab or Ml"l Theodo•·c Lehew ami Freda Krautter of Pomeroy were Mr and Mrs Wlllltm Thucner. ilu<'sts of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Dana llolwrt l..ehC'W arnvcd Sunrlay MUITIIY mght Cor a twu d11~ ·~ v1~11 w1th lm R('crnt 8"UCitt of Mr. and Mr~. mother, Ml'l. Theodore Lr-hcw. Uonwr Goodwin were Alrm1n Mrs Samp RIIMI!ll Ito~ \'l~itlng In Harl.-y Mohlr!' atatiGned at Ntrh· Lmmv'lle Ky. with her ann an~l ville. Trnn and Airman and Mr3. d<~ttKh~er in law, Mr and M.l's Way . Manning Mofller and family who n•• Rut'lsel! and ra1nlly. Ill '(' stationed in Georala. Mr and Mrs Victor Unnnabq as Mr •nd Mra. Stanley BhJ 'or ll<'rt Mr Phd M:n William Bclz ('lc~land •re spendia& a we~h (Jmny Jo WIRe~ lind d11411:hter S.an rtra move from Gallipolis to Ja!'k VIH'aUon with reiiUVes bert. Mr Md Mrs. Daaa Murray i.nd son Sunday. ~on Rnd Mr. and Mrs. James \1r11 Villa Cart aod Mrs. Gracr Rt f'Ce and 10n. we~ evening Whnlt•y rcturn!Xl home Sund'ay af lf'r a 10 da)'ll ~lp to Washmgtmr. call('rs of Mr. and Mrs. Wa)·ne D f', Ntw Yurk City, Ocean Grove, Bt•al N J 11nd Clcvelaad. While In New Mrs. Amanda Mottl• apcnt a Yol'k Ctt)' they were 011 tbe Dan weekend villtilll .j:n Athena. Larroway prot~rtm. .- Eggs, unchat~~ed to 1 c lower Wlaltina Horae, Mrs. G. Zimm· oJt targe and mediums, prlcea at ermu Albany, .reserve, Keith farms, consumers, whites and Ziuun!rmaa, Albaily. brown!l, A JUmbos 45-48; A large Five Gaited, Lee:ter OhliniJier; 42·4f, A med1ums 26-29; A small reserve Fred Lewis. Riverview. 19-21; B large 33-38; FOB A Jara:e Western Worklft.g, Fred Leifheit 43-50 ~ medium 32-33. reServe, Mona Koontz, Riverview. English pleasure, Mrs. Wm. A Chickena, fryen about llteady: Morgan, Pomeroy; reaerve AntJa fryers 3·3\1 lb 18-17\1; mostly IIJ. Bradford. 17; hens. o v e r ~b 13·14; hens Trail Class, Clifford Brumfield; 6 lb and under 13; heM, Jlgiit type David Darst, Riverview. reserve, 10-12; old ro01ters IO.ll. Turke~ toms under 26 lb and up 23- 24; ioms, ~nder 26 lb 22-23; hens, heaV)' 26-26~, mostly 26-28'til; fryerarouters, 10 lb and un· dcr 25-26. Butler, 90 eeore 68. I 'l ' Tum any' room Into 1 dO<orotor's dream In 1 llw minutes and m1 be the decoretorl Tlitise 18" IIIU'm ol cotton c11Ptl Ill IZ corpous, lulllon·riahl colors, are complete wilb CtJShion ancl s4lf·ltlcklnJ adhesive on 1111 blclt. enttne A <;oclal hour concluded the met;ting__._ _ _ _ __ 1\londay &Vfnhtt. , . • • ·~ted i'o l'lte ........... ' Mr tlaul{ht~r • • e ••a ••L'-- '' -Gld and New" Plans were also made for sendiJlil 11 box to the Mather School at Be-aufort, S. c . ''' ' Mr. and Mrs. Scett Sfian'k~ lrl.!i Jones and Mrs . Lena McElhmny. sons, Hurrtcue-, W. :Y1.; ''Mif!! been vlslting her mother', Mrk Nash. Mr and \Irs P . K. Russell and daughter, Kayte. hiVe returned from Meadow BridJle. W. Va., where Mn. Ruuell has !>e'en sssistlng m the care of her lath. Mrs Harry Slahl Vl:illed recent· er whtl Is recovering from ma. ly in Beloit wilh her s1ster and brother •n iaw, Mr and Mrs D fi;. jor surgery. Dr. and Mrs. GE"or.Re S. Cahoon Stone Wh1le lnere 11he accornpam. •nd Mrs Mlnnte Ni<'hols. Wilke• ed by Mr and Mrs Stone and a ne· ville and Mr11. B1rdle Watts visLee-, Goldie Caney vi.slted in Waah. mgton D c. Canada and Nalgara ted list Wednesday at the heme of Mrs. Maggie Caster, Dexter. l:''aJh. Miss Jean Wells. RN, GalliA-Ir and Mrs Wyatt ThQDlpaon polls spent the weekend with her and children, Jimmie and Suzanne ll&.rflnla, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. and Mrs Mart•• Delay of Colum~us Welt., were weekend guest! of Mr and ' Mrs. Emest Jon('s anp tieuih· Mu .John' Smith and famtly " ter, Carol Jean, returned home to Mr and Mr.!!' Ha1 ry Oblinger of Cblumbu!l' Sunday with ~r . Jones Colum~us we•·e weekend gu~sla of wll.o speilt the weekend here. Mr . an~ Mfll. Mth~tr Ftc);. , krs. Jone'i and Oau'gflfer . Mrs Lorain Sterrett, Mrs J E been Vfslting her llister, Mfss Poster, Mrs Joseph CnoJt, Mrs T T lean lJama for a week. Shelton ltnd Rev and' Mrs Ral~h Mr and Mu. Verncn DeWeeae Zundel returnf'd home Sunday and son, Jttshua, Pt. .Pleasa'n t from C10c111natt wh ere they attend· vlslted Mrs. Otho Watts Sunday. ed the Ohio l:lupllst convention Joe DaviH Sr, Cleveland, left which was held m the Ninth St Sunday for his home after sp~tnd­ Baptist !'burch Mrs Sterrett. Mr~ . ing several days with hill son, Foster and Mr~ L'ook wt• re Geurwe Dr. J. J O:.vls and family. gueala ol ,01r and M1 s George Mrs. M:o~rlc Houck, Mr.>~. Dwlah~ Slllveler Sr and Mr anrl Mu; Frost and Mrs. Luc~ Gregl{ w·~ George Shlvelcr Jr bualneas visitors In Coiumb\J,IIi s.tturday l\frs Gregg returned Mr and Mr11 Juseph Cook wert• lo Grant Hospital for a chC'ckun recent Vlo;ttors 10 Bnghlun . Mzch, aft('r her rt",:ent operatmn ami With M1 t:~nd Mn W F Curiston was reported Jn good condlt11m and u1 Hut tford, Conn . Wllh Mr She visited durlng the dav with and Mrs Edward Corcoran a n d her sister, Mrs Charles Gilbert family. West Jeffr.rson. Weekend I(Uc~ts ltoosevelt Hawley has. ' rttm-ned Mre of Mrs. M;ip'\~tt Erlewlnt to his hame, Loeust St. jftet a re"- lnd· ht>l' dtukhteri, Mrs. GrC'gg craJ weekil stay with hts sillter ant! Mh11 Fatie Ertiwlue ond and bro ther ln J,aw, and ~1"8 her · granddauij:J'It'e're.., . Judy and Edwqrd Ebersbacll. Mr. Hawley I~ Karen Gregg. were "" 'J'hr.lma Shirk 11nr1 Mr and ijr8. Bob 1 unpruv,ng from. Iii seve~c bum Shirt and rhlldren, S&»>lngficld. Mr and Mr'l 'Git•n Oitl &pent the Mr. ahd Mr". l't!e Smith and W~('kt•nd rn Columbus with Mr anti \fr antl Ptfr• Charlet BVcr W('te Mrs JMariun H(;WIJJI. h•t~lm•s.s visltora ln Parkersburg SOCIETY ol Centrallustltule. 816 National City Bank Bldg., 6Z9 Euelld A•e, Cle•elond, Ohio. I would like oomplete lnformalloD 1boul AlriiJJe Op. porlunllles. , I served members and three MillS S•nborn. POmROY Airlin~ Training Division Address : ..................... llome Phone City . . . .............. ... Education . . . . . tb~ Mrs. Jaeob Turner. wbo bu been 1 sura:•cal p1t1ent •t Holzer Hosp1tal. bas ben ~turned t.o her home on N. Fourth Ave. Lelud EuJet~e Brown, unatJ son o{ Mr. and Mrs Leland brOWD, is a medical patient at Holzer Hosplt.al. Mrs Brown hu been staying In Galhpohs alnte her son entere-1 the liospltal Saturd&y after b~1ng ill for tbe past week with a v1rus tnfectlon. Mr and Mrs. Charles Schmidt and two children, Wintersvllle, were weekend guests· of Mr 1nd Mrs Wilham Everson and daugh· ters. Mr. and ~~ - Roy Swope. of Sprmgfield and 0 . T. Ohlinger Jr , Columbus visited Miss Lois Cecil recently. Mrs Swope ls a fo(ll]}Ct college mate of Miss Ceeil and Mr. OhltnRer waa one of her pupils in the Middleport High School. Marilyn Swan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvln Swan, iR under lbe care of Dr. Charles Holzer, Jr . Gallipolis, and bas t10ea \Jn:. 1ble to attend school muti:i 'o f' the fir!t slx weeki of tliiiJPyear. Miss JeMle Hoyt, Cotumbua, vlslted bere briefly with hc!f Co~ 11ID8, Mr. an(l Mrt~. Max Sani:J!orl)' and Miss Beas SanbOrn aud wiM aecomr•nied home Subd(,l'; b( .euest.a: Mrs. Mtller, Mrs. Homer 17 ~ to 39, married or single, to prepare for well paid ~riters SOCIETY • Birth Announced In Connecticut Song Wetberall's Drue Store, Fle•ber'a '6enllcce~ Sayre's Aere.s, Jewell E pliance eo.. TheBate' Jewel 3uper Markt>t, y'a. K&Yen Theater, The 001h!'::·'~ • rare. nawral)y more flal'odul .MaumaiR-GrnWft coffeet.! Specinllr eeleaed r~ rtmote mounuin rtifion• where thur• N u 1lmndmce of fcnilt YOlcaic aoiJ, warm tropic nin and year-round aunlitht:. these aft! the coffeet with the rarclt tanl and mott aati.(yin~r ftavor of IRY coffee known toda,. THI WOOS may be rtngia.J' hot Uld loud 111. tha UN Security Council • ......,. tD New York, but )'OU'd never ~ lt from. thJa eorrtdor ecene. The Jaua:hel' 111 Syria'• Raftk Aaha. ud &be llmller Folger's Coffee .. .Its Mount4i11-GfWIJn! ,, Big Bend Minstrel To Benefit Leblrt Falls And Central YfA . CHIN4 REDS }URK 7 YEARS ·1 u ID.dla'a Krlabrla Menon. Tlley aeern to be 1ft agreemmt about IOIMtbiDJ', aJtbou.P tti JD81 not. btl 8uU. wb1cJ1 the COUDCII i1 diacWlllinl'• II•fen&a&""'J \ ' I of the Letart Falls and central PTA in PomerOy for their vanoua school projects, this year's sbow w1ll feature a two scene olLO phil the minstrel. ,T be minstrel for tbe firat timt this vear Wlll feature an all male e1rc1e with the exception of Mrs Kathr)n Crow .a n d M1~ Nonna Chapman, tradttwnally playmg lhe1r h•l'h brown role'!, and two "mammy" roles whteh. have been asa~gned to Mrs. Arthur Sylvester of Letart Falls and Mrs. Charles Werry ol Pomeroy. il To Meet I' -··--.. ~ ~b•llt1cs ol HJme DemonstratiOn eounc1l member'> will be !treued when a mf'ehng is held P'nday from 10 a m to 3 p ll1" at the home of Mrs. Geneva Nolan in Syracu >~c The group will complete plans ror th~~> 1955-1956 Home Ocmonstrahun elub programs and work .started on arran.~:ement.'l for the annua l Ac;:hievemcnt Day program to be held durmg March, 1957. A potluck lunch will lle served at the meetmg. .Fiiber's Department Store. Blfls .Dept. Store, Meal Mut, Mason Co. Hardware. Tex•eo set-vice Station, ill • A Motors, Central · Serviec Station, Lewis Texaco, Pure Oil Station. &>menilto lloton. I~'n lluou - lt.BC Cl~n. Picbu f'J ,Paint • Hardware, Mn. G._. C•non, Leater Dodson. Earl Ewloa:;tJ lnc:, Fred Spencer, Harvey New. · land, and Zu11p 1n, Bliss wu. Masoa County" annual Qoy aon's Service Station, RRlpb Waf· Scout fund dnv wa.s started on uer, 8 A B Market, Jobn Lewis, Tueada,. mornmg w1th an ~rly Stanley Harbour, Harry Surl•ce, Bird brnkfast held at the ~oose The Fountain. Frink Harris, Don Home Point Pleas11nt. . . . .POJleaOng, Ray Proffitt, Howard Dr. Oaear Clark o f Galbpobs I Jobuon, Mason Furniture, 1 & s , told t~ workers who asstmbled Market, R. J . Williamson. there that givlnl: to the Boy Seouta l/'. mvestlng m lhf' future ~~d urged work~rs to ll:it• tho ~os1hve apFIRI DSPT CALL The Middleport. Volunteer Fll'f> pt08'Ch m their sohc•tat10n. The goal for the dnve m M:aaon Departmeot wu called TUesday at t1 p. m. whert 1 fire was. reported Coonty is $3,900 while tbat of the Maaou<iaUia-Meii<i ;uea is $11.000. allbe vW.CO dUmp. • Rehearsal for the entire cast of the Big Bend Minstrel will be held at tbe Letart- Grade School Auditorium, Thursday pM night at 8:00 o~clock • . Hogh seboot. Staged by the Big Bend Minstrel Association under the di·~:.:::::::::::_~________-=::::':::.:-=.:~_:_~:__--~ 1011 ol Bob Hoefltch for the benefit Committees from the two spo~­ sor•ns organl%a110n~ arc construct· mg three background settmg fur tbe presentation with Charles Legar headmg the group. The show will agam feature the banjo playmg of Bill Clark w1tb Danny Thompson, R a y ShasteE>n and Roy Reuter makmg up tbe c1rcle along With end mf'n CharHayes, Orval Wiles, Bill Childs. James Carnaban and Hoeflich, former cut membcn, and Legar Joo Strubl~, Gerald Powell aod Charles Werry rw.romers to th e ca~t. ,CS Mrs. Crow, President of the 811: Bend Mmstrel Assoe1atiun. has announced that the Middleport Htgh School atlditor•um has been sec· ured to the opemng of thiS vear's edition ot the show on Tuesday, October 30. i•· anY U.p 'WO PilND C'ANI A letter from Arthur A . Sehuet, Chief Scout Executive of the N• tional Council of Bov Scout~ of Amuica, was read at' the service. The letter was addressed to the seout and congr~tulated him on h•s ach1evment. The nl'W Eagle Setlut Is • mem· ber of the Wabama White Falcon Ba.nd an is a senior at \Vahama Hon tLe refretltin~rly difFerent flavor and aroma of Mountain-Grown. Folav'a Coffee unlike you hue ever enjoyed. Dininctively ric;h. Un....U, laniiJ. Uumio11Jbb17 FoJc.,'ol ti8UUI, Dll" .t.tt!t' PIMI ettMII•<'Mt Gary ' Wllson, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson r:d Mason, aehJeved scouting higbsst 1ward. that Gf !:agle Scout, at special ceremonies conducted at the Mason Metbodi.Jt Cblll'Ch on Sunday. Young ·W•lson, a member of tbe Mason Boy Scout Troop 253, wa:t honored as Scout adVISOr Frank Hlll"ns made the presentation and Mrs. Wilson pinoed t h ~ Egale ScoUt badge on her sen. Boy Scout Fund Campa • StartS Jn uc.. __ 11 County With your liiat c:up of Follll!f'a, you'U dl!lc:ovek- the dlstUac:tively rich and uouau.Uy taou flavor of nature's cbolc:eat coffee. For Fol ..r'o Colee io a unique ond indi¥idual blend You will find Is Awarded Ranking Of Eagle Scout tge, Ben Franklin S 1: 10, Ashland 3ervice Station. Layton"a Grill. Burris Bal'ber Shop. oPt, Ple11ant - Muon County Motor C~., pt, Pleuant Hard~. Pl Pl. Auto Parts, Hall'a Drug Store, H. D. W~rterlbUI'Ier, 0. J . Morrison, Firestone Store, Lievlng Plumbinc, Fruth Pharmacy, Ev~tns S~r Market, Tommy Jumbo Sandwich, Rq's Drive In, Selby's Service Station, Leach and Wams.. William ley, Dunlap Tire Bales, R&f't\lD, Clrroll Casto, Ben Fr•nklln, Murphy's, Blalae Sisiters, I(INGSBURY of Meig-Co. Home Mason ~=:~·j ·D--"trati"on .-...w store. ouCunnln~'s station, EconolllJ' GroceryPure Store, ~ That distinctive diflerence you enjoy in Folger>s is ' for ap. polntment o[ Simpson, Pearl Ewards and Russell Rice as appraisers' and apointment was ordered by the court In tbe application of Clara Krider for 11 uthor 1ty ,1o settle the claim for damages existillg in of Vernon Eugene Harrison, the minor has a c=loltn for P'orest A. Bailey as Bailey's Lake to the 21st day of approved In favor minor. EIIZibeth Wickham, adminlstra· trix of the estate of James L. Wickham, deceased, filed the ventory 10 the estate=. Hearing waa set for Oct. 30 at 10 a. m. An order bRs been Issued rel~evmg the eEtatc of John H. Cuck· ler. deceased, of administrative li::~~~i~.r~::::: New Haven - :r.tr:· ~it·•- Among tbe merelu:mts of the •rea who have .contributed to tbe !ale are the followin1: Middleport - Crn1s Hardw1re, Rowley and Reed Hardware, Ev· stOre, SaQborn' Jewelry, The Delbert Becker, Sporta Center, Duttoc'a Drug Store, Millers S and 10, Foreman and Abbott, A &: P Store, Blue Sunoco Service St. tton, Factory OuUet. Shuler'& Road side M1rket, Baker's FurnitW"e, Jimmy's Putl')", McMaster'l Furnl· lure and H•rdware, ~ky's, June's DrNa Shop, Roush's Shoe &tore, F I. Wallace Jewelry Store, Smith's CJothiDI Company, Ben Fnnklln's 5 & 10, Tbe Shoe- Box. Pom'eroy - Tbe Red Anchor, Moore'• Store, Marguerite's Shoe co~~~ will Jf clive c ..Keebaugb, to Store, Vo.ue Shoe Store, Elber-~~~:::':d, has been admitted feld's, L .. Z Dress SJtop, New The widow, Louise M. Y~rt Clothing Hous~. Ben Frank· Keebaugh was named in the will lin, Stark's, HarUey • Bennett. as executrix ud has been appointColllns Jewelry, Relall Orug .store, ed by the eourt. Charles Betzing, Kropr's, Su11oeo Service Station , Ralph Parker and Edgar Dor•t .Uhland Service station, Downie- have been named llppral&trll~ Gtou Store. •*'• Announemeat was made today Pral... P. .t,.eri s~ a wdd racoon Mary E. Daniel, one of tbree bu~t Saturday n-~ beam.mng. at slewiJ'desaesa aboud. prliacl the · p.m. at HeJDloc~G~. 11K mlle5 f'MI!erw;era in tuqa_. tor "obeying ·Nortft ·or PomerGy:QIJ "'Stale Rwte- ardN. lAd doiq everythinJ we 33. asked." Olen Harrison, teeretary of the Asked what the p.auenpn di4 MP.i.es Countv Coon Hunters As· while waiti.DI to ditc:h, lhe Hfd: ::.ac1atl0n saui todav there would .. They asked queslioDi. 'lbe,- sat be dogs re~re~ented from three around and thought up more perU. state in the huDt wbieh would als'l Dent question ... they were very feature a trophy rae~. relaxed and well·blehaved." "l1Je Stratodipper bt!pn havinl All the proceeds derived from trouble with its engine~ 11boJtly the bunt w1ll be used for the reafter 7 a m edt. At that time, Ute stoclting of racoon m Meigs CO\IDty, according to tbe announcement. plane had reached the pOiu;t: of no retl1111. on its flleht from Jl6n.. olulu to San Francisco. Tbe fliJbt IOOSTEitS TO MEET had orgioated ia Tokyo on IBm· .Racine Band BOOI!ters wtll meet day, at the Racine Htgh School TburJ. Ogg decided to ditch the plane day, Oetober 18 at 7:30 p. m. ac- near the POJ!k:bartnin. which bn eordlng to ani'Jouncement made to- beea seeing dDty at tbl! weather day. station "November." Of plans to HIGH DIGNITARIES watch parade of might In Peiping. markln~ aeventh anniVersary of Communist triumph in Chma. From left . President Achmed Sukamo of Indonesia, Chmese Communist Chairman MM Tse· tung, Prime llini.Bter Tanka Pra.sad Acharya of Nepal, small Himalaya atat.e.. {Itaternahon.alBowftd,pAotoJ. On the following cvenmg l h e minstrel and oho w1ll be staged 10 the Raci.De High Srhool w1th lhe fmal eveamJ's performance to be in tbe Pomeroy Junwr H•gh Sehool Auditnrlum on Thursday, November 1st. · ' �- . . .. - . 4 ~ -- - . --.. . . --- ~ , ·Daybook 1/M!MIJCff Or IT I$ (Jt'({)~ ltiYNOLD L GREINI IDtTOR Tknr11~ ., aeept Suo,lat by Tbe Ohio VaUt1 lleathlt'l, lot., •' 110 MecbanJe St., Pomeroy, 0. Bustneaa oft1c• tlaosae M, td.iloriaJ offiCe pbOM 181'. Zlltered •• aecood cla.a mur.a. matter at tM P'»J 'IItle• a. aomm~o7 Ohlo. N.11.io W. •~h tl"tllt!lt l'epreMntaUft, • JlottJaelli-KJmball, PLAN And 78 Are Needed pointed hts gun wheu he cleaned out a nest Kellv of enemy in me (Was H "Jomne~· rm Margaret?" or the other onf'JJ Ladles and gents, the price goes up overy year. And then I plcked up llw papr• We think enough or the people of Pomeroy will understand the Gther d~ty and ~ nw !hut ''Srm wb91 Is involved here to swing this levy the right way You ley" was h:mnf.'d In Anw ru·a 11 Cllllnot find a progressive, healthy community In the world was bannt.'d by the Anwrrc In Mu that refuses tn Improve ltsell and to meet the -standards II'S fil)n Picture - AssO<!iatrnn 's pr ochre ·-neighbors live by twn cor..le wbich forbHt ~ ••11 'rt• n(•s concetnlnt~ l)legpl dr,lg L .lff\c or The Revised Code of Ohio, Sec. 6111.89 enHited "~•I· d1 ug addicthm 1 ;-ties," Is very plain. It says persona or munlclpal corporatmns The Ohly '·iotrn('e ln lh(• frlm IH (the persons responsible In corporations) may be fined $500 has with thr tlrng bu ~J nr s~ rs and sentenced to a year In jail for laiUng to eompty wl\h the lh111 he rs UBC'd to riPlrver h<Jlf a statutes_ And eoch daJ of failure to comply after conviction pound of oruum tmdt>r hi s m1s taken rhlld1:1h ide!!. I hut it ~~ ran Is anothll!' '500 whack, Ahd ahother year out of circulatloD. dy, In ordl'r to garner fuur lllftUIHb This 1s what they can do to us. This Is what t~ey eventually (Austrnluuu ful' hr ~ tlr C'llll! of ;-, hltycle will do If forced to And we're getting pretty close to the last Thf' on!,• violence 111 the frm 1 ~ dttdl , because over 70 per cent or the communities affected wh(•n tlw l(){'RI hush-p~rdtl' hils lht• by the new pollution taw• have tnkeq action tow.rds disposal rhu,!l pu~hf'r in !he rhln None of plants lhr dnp'' smrw ~o:lrn .: ~turf ~~ t\SSE'n !Ia) lo lhf' plnl , whrth Is wht•r(' Says Mayor E. F. Robinson: Tony Krmtnrns tli.<Hh• an unhapp) "They told me they wilt ctack down ll we don't get some- mrslake If hr had madf' tlw comthing done on this problem this year " modlt, gnhl or pt>nrl• or utom S l'Mr Robinson Is not the kidding kind o( n fellow. Neither cr('h, tw Wi'lllrl hllVl' br('n hom !' hk l' <1 shot In uny cnsr. the \•rl Is the Slate of Ohio l•m~ Rei l'llllght, ~ll'lctly sul!•b.ar We can see no reason to wall. Perhaps some folks are hold- becau9t- Smiley 's hiry('IC wu ~ lhr Ing on to a forlorn hope that the stale and federal govern. bi,ll' is!JUP The p•clurf' is ~o rrm\nil'lrPill nf men! will step In and help "these poor counties·; down In Tom S u w~•c1'~ lrouhh·~ with Injun southeastern Ohio. We doubt it. Almost lor a oortalnty not Jpt•. Fluck Finn ·~ prohlcmR wr1h since most other comrr1uniUes, many no fatter In the po<'ket: the fcullrr ~ nnd !h(' hogus nohlllly book than ours, have seen the very plain wrtting on t~ejr that it is R$ mu :- h a pitv to dt'nv wallo and taken required action . ,. it tn · AmerH't~n nudlrnccs As to The Feder•! gov~rnment ha.s provided for some help, but denv thrm D1 ~ ney Vet w e• hnn rt . rn far f:' or ~udr In our case It won t amount to much compared to the total review~ ~~ ~ lht' r.ne In Thr Ob ~ r·t · sum needed. vcr, possrhh lhr mo~ t r·r~fJ{'('ir "l lltPrru v .Suruhv shf'r' h<""t• A<oording to present law, SO per cent of the cost of the dis- ''!)par, '!i:unn~· 11nnssurmnl! '!'m i. posal olant--<>nl, the disposal plant- may be forthcoming !r\ I' In n v~xr>rl world, wh :1l ~ (k AFTER local action h., been taken to llnance total ronstruc- lil!ht rl h lro fl11d sr rrh ,r h•1 m.1 n tlon. hnNw mrtur,. I lwllt•\ • th.rt hovs Ilk<" '.Smrl"\' llll' nrf'll r d mn• (' This means that Pomeroy, after approving Its levy and ar. lh11n ('\' ~'r 1"1 lh~·sr har~ h !I Illi'~ ranglnl for revenue assessment bonds, could reduee t h e nnd dn ~~~ 1111 1 rn"' ·r of J.:'i wl amount borrowed against the assessment bonds by perhaps And f1 nrn th1• E'lpr(' Q~ ' I ;o:~n't ~.000. think of a ~ i n ~: lr film I luvl' $~f'n In thf pn ~ t f!l·e yt•m·~ wh l(• h ha<: If by a welrd twist of laking the General Assembly figured lcfl lllf" in rnv ~ret at the fmnl out a motive and & way to help some counties mPre vou f n rt~·out 111 11h ~ l •g htly dnmp t'Vl' should rest assured that those already having taken 'acilon ltl!he~ . a limllt• nn m\ rare nml ll hlUI full ('If r()ntrnlment an'i would demand ind Ret reimbursement tn proportion. l,lnod 1,1;U1 " So that ari!Ument I• down the river, wllh the pollution. i\n(t Wt- bit" It, whl1r f'\'1'"\' RP\ Are there 78 r<ady to stand up and witness for Pomer-oy ' dan lli' W'<rt•rl \1'1 showi'llil lh1• rlr. --~----11 ~., , ~ f!r li· lm• rn K,•nhH·kv 11 nrl 1't•nnrr~t'f' w.. h •n 11 ~ivl n Q' n Mr and Mn. Albert Bac>r \\'f' r 1• Sutulay Juea~ ot Mr. al'ld Mrs lut tll(IJI' htcl to lh• rl propng~ndn a~n m,t our censorshtp Mr and M111 J.I.'W l!l Walkl•r wPrr' Andrew Davh Rork Spr(qqs You mlli!:hl M WPII l"t n •"~ T.ill]ro Mrs. El1ir CrOA!I of Ra r lnt' S'lwnt the SUndav IU~IA M thetr ~on Mr nrrl Rldin Phood hPcP,rS" w~ h:t<1 n att,l Yrl Vlr•ll Wtlkrr at Pltnl q F'tldD:\' Wtl)r hPr 1lster Mr~ rl:lrt~ han on wo' f" \' '1o f 1;'t Pll L~r nnd Mr. lnd Mrt . Wrllud Fnudrf'l' Bat>r nnd rllmllv mulht•n 01' S r> " '" 11l1'~ rl" hf>(' 1U~r AttendAnC'IP' ~ I Sund.O\' Sd\(\nl after 11 "'tl'ln•tt•, vl~lt w1th frltmd ~ ~ hr hunu oul wit h dw ~t fq a•d rtiiUVH left M'nndav for lh • rr· S11nd~y wu ~1 . ofrf'rlrljii $9 07 You !ll'l\" 11 ~ 1 " 1' ~"'t 'S•"! rl •'\' · ,,.., lubne Jn hollywo()(l Fla M !~s '-forv Jnrre SrOlt wh o ,, If' s" the code 1~~: rPlaxt>d in Amc rJ ... a . 111rt. Charlet Dtll'l' v.ailed her n'tt'ndlnr ~chGol at Ath.en ~ ~p1•n! becauae Tw"P.Ueth Cf'ntndv Fm:. lhto W('l!'lfend wllh her parrnts l'ltr llrother Warren Holter 1n- the Hoiwhirh dlstrlllutes il b ,.. membn Mn~o John Scott , . , a..,_tlll' Thurodoy. the AmC'J'Iean M{1tl nn iJ'i<'ltl r(' Association and &hek.s to the rul rs. ot FOREST RUN and or ., \I ' I 7·00 Today 30 It Co•dd Be \ 'au r:arnera Goeil \o Schaol r? ~at Current 1 30 Tennessee Ernie 2.00 Matinee Theatre! 3:4!1 Modern Romances 4 00 Comedy Timl!! 5·00 All'ht Dru Snow 5 30 'Hopalong Cassidy 6, t0 Frank Leahy Les Pnul and Mtry ~"ord 6.00 News 6·15 Sports Eye 6 25 Les Paul Mary Ford J 30 Eddie Fisher 6 4~ News Carava1 u~ 6:30 The Dinah Shore Mr. nnd Mrs Ev~rr1t Mrlhonn !U ni n(' nnd F. lrtinr ra111•r\ on th <' Owight Md h nn ns Saturday at f"flllWrwH'l!i Sdo (ilhn" was thf' work of lht· fM mf'r ~ hrrf' J\.11· and !\oh~ M L nahr surr Rilly !llll'nt ~unday wrlh hi$ sl~­ tc r, Mr5 Vr11' Sw[!rf7. o f Alfred Wesley F w .n ll CHlllmbu~ ali!O fo rml'r Middh•p<~rl nni Chl'~htre rc.sHknts my .n.ew ,. (t.il Lost & Press Box. _,.. 1 ---------- brakel, .Blaettaar'll l'omeruy. '1,89D.UI) 1\J-11-tfie, steerina:. 111114 PONTIAC fl.X_ 8C'YL. 2 dr. t;edan. One local owner. Orlgtaal lin{ab. Btaettnar's.• .rtomeroy. $l,W5.00 lU-11-titc. - - - --- A I.L of apectaJ " rten 11klns l:lrted , In A~a art aot eteaned i' fe.t and when th~:~y a 11 tanned, they1 1con1o apart an. bite. Ou~C'Iof nU hts hartd• happlty at. th~ pHu~Pf!('t / of dOln•• polar bear. D]'~a.~k why He rememben fon<lly, how. b111ar that hi taehloned for a fur1 ever, a ~th&n·Jllnti•t rial in Wwm,ton, Q. c. OccuiOnalJ.)'. Oucoione a--and ftlls-onlera that are on the abaurd llcft:t ltlfht clubs m t aak him to mount aome t"'o-headeiJ or two.talltld ftah. He evel\ roa.dt a unle<:~rn once by putting a com· , pollitton boB on a lamb's head. i One ot Oueclone'a earlieat mbmortes tn the taxlde1-my bualneu b 1 the tim• When. •• a voung man, h' fetch.td a huge pohu -bear r·ug 1'\lp to an &IJartment 1n th.e tower of tbi!' oho Madisoo Squa"" GaPden. The wns that of Stanford White, the.rrr the fabulo\J~J\y IUoteaafut New York an::httect-and the rua- was the one on which, t,tJ.at l&mt tvtn.tns:, a. pretty chonm•lflrl modftl nMned Evelyn Neabtt wa- p!Jo\,grpphed, Whatever became of that partl~ular rug Is not eertaltt, but whatever beoame of Mla!J Ne•bA., Whl\e and Miss ~NtsbU'I 11\lll>and, Harry K. Tbaw, La vlrhttt.lly an American lt-gend, ·F r ajartment ' . ----:-:--c 18M BUICK V8 SUPER 4dr. Sedan. Dynallow, Power steerina. Low ltilla&e. Slaet\D.ar'J, ,l,lltl5.00 1"-11-llc Pomeroy. 19M CHEVROLET 210 4dr. Sedan. oae local owner. Orlgmal f1ntsD 'l~.W .iilllettoan l'omraro) . UH.L<tile --------,-- lW DESOTO V8 o4dz', Sedan. Por.V· e.r ateerma:. Low mu~e. uue local OWbel'. ftlt:IO.OO J;lur.ettnar8, Pomeroy • .i.I.H.a-ou: A9J forSGie For Sale or Trade-'I'Wo fox bounds. Run Foxes only. Four and ail: )'eara old. Hannie Moore, Pbone 6920-X. 10-15-3tp (17) Help Wanted MALE HELP- Young men to t!'!llll f~r Aillline• and Television. See our ad in Amusement Section Central Inst1tute. Korean Veterans tG train for AirUnes and Television. See our ad In Amusement Seelion Central Institute. FEHALE HELP-Airlines need yoon.a: women. See our ad ln Amuaement Sectlon Central Institute. 10-16-2tc YOU can l,.arn to be a Profeas- ional Beantieian In an amazing]y short Ume at a minimum cost, whl~h you can pay 00 a ·'Pay 81 You Learn Basis... Take advantage of the fact that you ran Uve at home and learn this ProfeHion at our Atbe~ · liiC~ol and help for to fill the•. 0~. l"'onstaot demand Beauticians. Assure yourself - - - - - - - - . bl e 0r 8 p1eafiiant a nd prof Ita 0Q ave future. Don't wait. Limited enrollments. Write to: SOUTH· ERTON (MARTZ) BEAUTY' SCHOO••• Ath•n•. Ohto a·• ~ w. •~ Buntin~··. 1"1° •te v._ for amall reliable family, $3!1 y h - so-.-&hl'ng ••••a To Sell, Trade or A• nounce, Let A Doily 5e nt•'nel Dq" piay Ad or Want Ad be Your R , epresentattve. - Thev Get Relull.s _ per moath. See Mrs. Howard Ceclt, 800 W' MaiD st. Pomeroy evenlnp. 9 0 tf _ - ----Good Clean Uaed C11n All llalt01 amd Mod._.. Opportunities 1"-llllltp .a.oo KRUD OIL • PER BAlUlELf'boae 80'1·.&11. VirJil Teaford, Film & Fand Feminine Touch ·s,.....M. 10.11-etc Afternoon }"lim Il'c'!fUIII IIIIATS KILLED wllh oae p;,...! ............ ....................... STAB WAIIFAIIIII. 810, Tw-o-Gun Playbcut1l Mickey Mouse oure, ._'lvo '""tUIIm<i.p Mill Burfa1o Bill, Jr, i'Ji$WOOD POll IIAU' .. ' Nord Seo. 1fm. Harold Blaekltoa. ~ or pbone 852.1. 10 8 lmO.p Otark Jubrl" ' or rci1l a.Aii -p;~if~ ~ • ..... Aut!... Towuhlp. Sl . . . IMM:I, IIOU.te. birD aad Old ' ·, ~ ~BooG..... A.Jioll> ' llhlo lllllo. Wlddl1201 Busl~< "'_ .... rvlrec IULLDODI Por biN for baJMme-atl POndl. P. Jl. Bottom. to """"' ~ ABIIOT'I' T.V. SBa. Chriatmaa. lllddlej>Ort. VICJIJ All IJ'IW Repaired 1w Z. pert Teollal- PhoM 821!4 ,Y before lllddl....... For Rent apartment. Peopla 6-t&:ll Une- tom~oob ell""'heo. .usaD, :M11son. 1"-11-41 t TA-HE-TA.S AND JOHN TEAFOJU), bolh of Pom~roy, teamed J11hling McClung, Bill Fry, Don. up to ,show baste lndtan d.lnce llld Brown and Jack Flesher. steps and bralhantly colored PawWILLING WORKER$ nee intuan ceremomal dance costumcs during the Ftftb Mad-Qh.io The Willing Workers , t~eld VaHe.v Square Dance Fcsttval last tbelr October meeting at the week homeb of Mrs. Jess Ta-Hc-Ta-S, a[ " leader of men", , - Abel. 11 Dunng aa the ustness mce 101 was • is Mike Simmons, left, president nounced that $70.00 was made of t.be Tn..Sbte Matenals corporon the last Festival The groqp allon, who hB& made a IJU study voted to start a bulldmg fu.m:t. of the Plains lndiao mcluding Abo they YGted to have the thelr dance customs. He is at home meeting date placed on tbe PTA the ancient heel-and-toe ca.lendar. Eiection of offlc:era I b·oUI'CO of I he American native, was held. The new Dfflcers are has 11aught· young Teaford to' as follows : Presidt>nl, Mrs. Jess diSplay the dances with b1m. .A.bel; vJce preSident. Mrs . 0, J. The costumes pictured above 1Bostic, secretary, Mrs. w- A. are rJch-colored, the plumes bemg k Denni!J and treasurer, m.r&. Jar formed of g~::nuine eagle feathers Needs. Others pr~~t were colored wrth modern commerct.al Mrs. 0 . J. Howard Sr., Mrs. 0 . dyes. • J Howard J,,, Mrs. Wyatt Chad-· R• 1.Ph F''"k • Mr'The costumes seen here are wetl Mrs. Darling, Raymond Mrs. Carl known a.mo•rg the SIOUX and PawKing, Mrs. Max Wetherall, Mrs. nee tribeS a~ the •Butterfly." John M()l'gan Mn Bill Howard Simmons' Indran name was cooand Mrs. Sta~t. £erred on him by the Pawnee lr•be m wh~eh Mrs. Jonb Mora:an _i& · a patient him as a Cull member. in Holzer Holpltal. Simmons takes with him to frequent showmgs a var1ed display of bona fide lnd1an reJics upon whtch he lectures. " c. F. Oklahoma Dlinois WAYS TO BE and Mrs. Floyd Augenstein of Marietta spent the weekend SUSPECTED" Bob Staat'!! attended a presll meeting m Cbarleston last week. Our Motto. Trevey'Finsterwold funeral Home Pbone 283 RODNEY DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY PIN.A-Ilo,Hoollll ACCIDIN1' Ltlo,'4oualtyltldl..... · 1ft MIDDL.PDRT, OHIO PNONU 6111 accimpaniedMrs. Mrs.Raymond Cadrie Darling Bumto Sl- Ma.-y• whero she ber dau•lh<r Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. E. L , Stein and aon vlslled Mt . and Mrs. E. L. Stein Sr. 1n Ashl:r.nd, Ky., over II11 ;t:h'="':':':k':":".::..:=====~ w J E H "YOU I 10.11-81.. SUNRISE Ualllndahod. 32&.Y or. f89Jt. TIMeS 11011 MOLDING COMMON PLIAI COURTS, A D.. 1957 It ia ordered that the terms of FOR RENT. t45 tbe Common Pleas Court In th.e Inquire at Ceunty of Melga for the ye1r 10 17 3lp 1917 be fixed as rollows. to-wit: at Mason. Re•aon- Oa the 7tb day of January, and lbe 6th day o£ May and the 7th ~~::::t Mn. Carl Gardner day of OclGber, and the said 11 ='I.J. 10-IHip terms pf aald eourt begin at dcnm.ataln api,rtment, nine O'eloc:k A. M. · lurnlahed. 680 South Cedric W. Clark Avo., lllddleport, Jud&e of Common Pleas Court TO . -----11017Y< ldrl. 1-~ and FURNITURE CO. PhOIIe Q ,_.....,, Ohio Superior Sen ic..-e Service to the Uving FOR SAtE OR RENT, "" 6\M-M garap ua.- HOUSE rooms, uUUUea. Call Spn~ee OObd McMast• Hartlware here. Real Estcte Broker (21 ) Real Estate · 11U1AP0WB ~.! c-- ., D 1~ If ua ·w.lbta Meill County, Oblo. SUNSET ~"!'ATION• CONCBETI BLOCKS "'vvld - i ... l.Mo'" GRUESIIB BLOCII: CO. • MIIH North of .._.,.., 11ft lit. . . CoO Wm. - · RockS ....... C1DH7·U3141to I; ..,.._ ..1U.111aa11 ._' •u• Mr. Nei&Jer's, RaelnP.. :Ja.ll I r'·~==::~~~~~~-~~~~~~~=~~==II.:~:M.~':-~:;and 8-l.U CIU!CI: SPVII"' "" ........ 1w . ,....... . k 8 SEVtN WEEKS OLD OIC PIGS. woll! ...okor. COl.LINI ~~~II i Ia& ,.,...,_ ~ Prlnll Holter, Jtacipe, Rt. 1. 10 17 Stp \ HOUSKBUILI>ERS c Ceremonial Dances Are Shown spent the weekend hefe. QUALITY DOESN'T COST_ IT PAY<_, t NATIONALIST lllld Red Cblnese sympathizers are lighting • wil4 ~tie In the mainland secHon of Hong Kong- cla.b that l3ised the rtotlng roll tn 44 dead aGd several hundred• more Injured. Here rlolilfa are maldng a bon fire out af oome tebed automobll01. It wulhe worst rioting of the c:enttiry In the British c:rown colony_ (lnl.emaltonal Radlopbotn) MiK~ Ethyle Riddle of 1. heond 11. COwd~; a 21111 Lonll UDJO ft 'l'llLIMSlON SERVIC! Pboae 100. Cleland Aoplia~ store. St.. ......... 0, 0 K GELG'I adopted "MAGNIFICENT -- ... IDd eart. Admloi. .W. •••TOGO THESE PROMISES AltE AL- in<11ronr.. ----:::-----,--- ..... e• P..otll't!tt,.n. Auto.tnAu l'tN. Pttfio C1U Do" ====--- AUTO SALES 120 81 OOMPL&TB l.tfa, x..,.... METROPOLITAN nlte for Rural Mail boxes House numben-Door plates. Fre-e Salea Outfit - Dlumlnated Sign Co. 2942 tat Avt.. S"!uth, Mluaeapolls, Minn. 10 IT 3te Banuw8fm)lei)D lnlunnee Aonn, :tllddlepott. rtl'f! - AutoiJ'IohiJP.. lomls. 'Pbont 111.11-X f.!O.tf HOUIIt -.!TAL a. or Piallo-uprqbt. Joaeph1ne Kaopp Clltton, W, Va. l'hODe Spniet MAR EXTRA CASH-Sparll time booldnt orders for Seoteh·lite 3-11748. can otter 8:00 1'. II. n•nJe plate si,rns th•t shine at Sign On Xl}·stery Tbtlatre (16) For Rent or Sole SHOWER A stork shower was held reeently at the home of Mrs. Clayton Athey, hoDOI'ing Mn. Diet Athey and Mra. Gene Athey aa the hostess. Games were played and many lovely girts receJVed by the honoree. Refreshment. were strved to those present, LUTHIRAN 1 The Lutheran Women met Wednesday at the home ol Mrs. Ph1lip Wolpert Tbe devotions Wl:'re by Mrs. Peters_ The proeram by Mrs. Harry •Layne, gave a review on the first two chapters a book titled "Mission, U. s. A." Nine were present. PARTY The Followers Sunday School Class of tbe Lutheran Church held a party in the cbu~h basement recently under tbe dU'eclion of their teacher, MJss Lelah Powell. Games were played and refreshments served to Sharon Knopp, Judy Fry, Shelby Grinstead, PbyliJs Batey, Paul Zerkle Ralph Ro1,1.5h, Glenna Rou"~h and Pete O~hnger. o. lOY SCOUTS 2:i6 met _rat the e 1ty on Wednesday evening. Under the direction of adviaor Jaet Fry, the group practiced marching, followed by a -reereation perrod. Present wi!'re Joe McKmght. Eddie Stein, Jim Fry, Sheldon Roush, Rickey Al:lel, Jimmy Dodson, BHI Sp,ou•e, -------- !I 9) ·Business THURSDAY SpOrts - - ----.---- - I 111111 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR 4dr. ~n JieauLI.tuJ blue with whiLe ·-. U" O"U tOp. $$90.00 .WMettnar'• Pomeroy, ' ROO'HS and IJATH, 10 Cole St. lD-.&..L-titc ' , News and Weather ment or offiee space. Good selecllon. Good locations. Phone 61701 10 17 tile ______ - / 'I'HEft1!l Aftlll truek 11104 DI.'!Ck V8 ltOAD!!AST£R 4. c'.t. .seaan JJynanow, ~r I' <' decor- - 61 Auto ---- 8'' . apart- Newly tire oD broken wheel oa Lead, in& Creek Road. E. II. Burtoa, $2.00 HOUIU.Y posalble doing llgbt aasem.bly work at home. Bo:o: 1118, HlddleporL 1"-llllltc N o experience necessary. Write, SANCO Mfa;. Co., 8507, ~8 !»ervn;es Weat !l'hJrd, Lol Angeles, 48. Calli. 10-16-2tp or T8 The Tuberculosis Mobile Unlt will be in New Haven on Oet. 18. The rilm cao be taken wlth 6U.t undressing. all pel'lona between 17 and up are urged to have the free T. B. piclure taken. The time will be from 10·30 a. m. to 12 noon, 1 p. m. to 4 and 7 p. m. to 8:30 I AmonJ thole wM UYt eatt...a Admitted : John Bowen , SynHolzer H01pltal fr0111 tblt 1n1 .,. ~UH, Cbarlea H)'alt, Wkevllle, 0 . Mra Georte ftotbeeb. ltt, I, Diael&arced: Artbur M.onrity , hirf' , Nra. EUaabeth ltnra:rt, Rt. I Chethare. Mary Ruth lfAn. Pomeroy. Mrs. Bernard WGUe •n~ rord, W. Va.; Stepban C. JewaU. beby, Racine, 'M& N10ey Baum , BrtC'k St , Pomef01; lin Selr:ac. I. Chester, Mn. Vua Mart1o, Ra- Baker, Sr., E. Mala St.. Pomerer. Ohto. Mn . Ralph NeiPtr, Raelae. the dbtrlct co.ovent-lo.11. la. HunttDIIon, Oct. 13, .iio..al plu were alao made ror tbe Halloween pa.rty on tkt. 22. Membera are uked to eome masked 11 prize• wlll be ttven ,tor the belt eo.. t wne1, Rdreabment. were aerved by Mrl. WIUiam Rouab to Mn. c. c. Monteomery, Mn. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Fred Rouab. Lowena Roush, Mrs. Edna Bur~ rlt, Mn. Norman Monta:omery_ Mn. H. C. Roney, Mn. Freda Hart, ~·· Ralpb Routh, Mrs. Pirl Wt.rth, Mn. Everett Rouah, Mn. Nelson Routb, Jlrs. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. Foster Weaver, Mrs. Sybil Smith.. Mrl. David Fields and Angela, Mrl. Mannie Rousb, Mrs. F~ Jobmoa and Mr1. S)'lvia St~wart. 9:121mop meat wilb bllb, ated. <!all 2M. Found Lol't-new BiA. Fireltooe n FeaturE! Theatrot ncr llts ........ ~ ---11-ROOIIIJNFIJRNlSHED AI..IGNIIIII'J.. Fouod-one set of teya. Inquire II Dallf \'"Dtlnet Offtee. 1"-lS 3tc t 1 15 We.athertast I > MIIOI MNIRAL HOSPITAL eveDla1 92011 -- --CONTAOl' US if you need an apart Olllt. . "'·~ ¥' . . . probt~ma; . Rl~ - I ConceriS ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oet. 17,1811e AUXILIAIY 0 .......... botb, luralshed _ Wm. "I. GruM!lr, 1"-llllllc • ..... WliUL 1 I .... - ......_ .. .N.t... WHTN- TV Ch anne11-.3.- au ....- .... .. will .... ,.. . . . . . Cootaln Kanaano S,,n Honored By Birthday Party 11-1-tf -- lAYt _.,. YOII WCHS-TV Channell N 1 need 'l'!i•a!of oo dloport Pb- 112811-X. - - ._.. --............... __...., .... • ..,............... _. -- ~'how 10:00 \'o~ · Bet"Yo(lf T..i!e '' to•!o Dragnet· , 1!00 New:t H~d:loet a,oo -- lclffold l'llher, ---~CIGIIIL a•ntoa -- · -~TO WliOII rr IIA'\l:COHCIRN Pboao -.J:. ll·IAI -PitUo retura otop ll4der ta ldrl. I. H. lltlcheU, 1110 Soulh l'Oliiii!'.NT 4 .....,. aad IJoth ODd ad St., Middleport. it lo 8·36 TenM~~e Ernie Ford 11·20 -- - Eleet:dc wallpAper ateiii'U!If. t'li.Dtoa Fllber, llid· For root per ' 'l'u•••rlay Oclobe,- 23, ''the home BY MEL H~l.lo!ER or Mrs ('h(ford Le•fherl The pro. ceeds wall be given to the Rock t: \V YORK- Bat'k m n ~ yuurhful uo.ya In Spring~ Methodist church. Orders WIDNESDAY ' \Vestehe.ster cotrnt,,· I lr\cd ; us t ac•oss u are being taken by Mrs. William 11:59 strn on. bnck r urd from the plnu• II lwtJ u ,e Australian 11 !ID 12:00 Neighbors Bartels and Ml'ii Le1£hf'il rare horae Phnr Lap W,l, ;~t uffeU and mountlld 12 30 Film & Fan<'V l:lf1er Jus mysteJiou! dculh , nnd later I became 12 00 1 30 Femmrne Touch 1 close friend• wtth a Uurne \~hose macabre ambi2 00 AUci'noon F1lm FestiVal I :;j1J tion 111 Ute wai to have hct• pet MaUe.<~e mongrel 4 •00 Two-Gun Plavhouse stuffed and mounted. J feet as rf 1 had boon sur. 2:00 rounde~ by taxidermy my lite. 5 .00 Mickey Mouse Mrs Chnl'les Nermeycr enterThis makes me keenly interested In the labm'll 6.00 Ne'I\!.S tftincd with a parly recentl!-' honHJO of a man named Dominick Guccronc, who O<.'{'U · "nnl!: h r.r !lin, Lowr>ll , on bis lHh 6 :05 Weather plea and wotka in a sklnnv. fou• ·~ loty btuh.h ng birthday. 6.10 Sp..n'ts 5 ·00 In Nrneteenth atroet on the Eu ~ t S tdl' and llltcly A hlrlhrl1) <'like. baltr-d by hrs 6~15 John Daly Ia one ot the world'!! nlo$1t <'t'lt:'bruted ta xrdennrnnlhe1· and dec01 atf'd by his 6·00 6 :Bl DlsneyJant:l l~ta C'edalnly he seems to bf' Ant e ll ( a'~ large-s t, Aunt. Mrs f'rances Hawklnfl, lt'~ 7-30 Navy tog from the standpoint of volurne of bulllni"ss 8:00 Oat~ and Hllnift Abotd a11lmal.t Oucelone handle~, tans, stuff'11 nnd olhet'Y.'Ilo~e deale "ream. bot dogs and koolaid were 8 30 Furd Theatre aud tfU!/. in near\y a thouBIUlel animal sk1n s pet annum, servl! d to thtrty-scven guests. "ll Ia ,an art," u.ys the amiable Dominick who • 8 ' 00 ' Wed. Ni.ht Flo !do broke Into tht buaine•s e,rl,y In the cenhuy with Prot " Gf'Or~e H C.ommunhy 9:00 Storck abd, at 18, took otllt Bton:k'• bualnu, "It 11sC's evl'ry tool To Begin Tomorrow 9:45 Feature Theatre you can lma.glne-dl'll!a, punehN, kntvea, neetlles. vises, hummers, 10100 Fusl oC the Communrty Concert.a 11:00 News and WM11ter welde1i, toottl scrapers. No fnatter how long yoll \\olk , ;\'Oil alway~; '11'.00 have sontethlnr to learn In the whole counll'Y thtHe tlre only ~G •s slated to bP held Thursday evemng nt Wrnhln~lon School Audit- l 11:15 Myatery Theatre ual huddermtsts. All the othera are amnteuJ s." 1l :10 I • 1 • • • onm 1n Galllpohs, aetordlng an-~ 11 :lO SpmU l NOW A MAN IN IUS ~ftES, Guccione has a fascinating main nouneemfn!l made today. ·" ll:lli workroom, on the top ftoOl'J Lonl' and narrow, il'tr run of ammals' "The Concert Men" will re1ture 11 :111 M:ystrey Tht:atre ' heads, trunka, f'<llla of du~k 'loth (they use It In backing skin rugs •• 1f'n m~>n who sing and ehtertain 12·lll Sign Ott \ ]2•111 boxea, b&rr.ta, FUi'!J, fully 1moqnted beasts, rt a/ Like a ga~·age mechanic who haa boxea labeled "washers" or "t~parkplugs" Gl!ccione 11 &urrountled by barrel• with such fascinating h1btls as ''jaguar placea," "11on feet," ''l60pal'd: heads" and so on. 1 Rou.ghly, Qucdone and company work this way they get a skin X 'TEL.L YOU .. (uaualfy rrom a trading company) and, If a. con1plete anl mul 1s OUR ECONOMY<$ ALL des1ted, they btgln by making a full-.acale mod el In the posrt 10 n ~">'EE/,.. PI<ICI! required Iron I'Oda are bcmet, jute and plnster lit"e flesh The skin SPIQ4L IS FA>ITAS'TIC.' Is tanned- then wrapped around th.e model and cardLtl w ork 1~ ~~~ COST OF LIVING IS begun on the heaCI, 10 that the expression Ia correctly ller.•e or Btt>t>NO COM~! '.. hlmalcal Ol' docile, a11 the cue may be. 'Toi:I4YS COLL.4R ISN'T A good deal of the trme, the beaat'a head atl\1 hB!I Ita own teeth ~ A 1940 'II>Q·BI'T If not. Qucoloae and company can fashion falle ones from celluloi<J PIECE/ EM!R'>"'t-llNG'& beet bone, etc. Jl:yea ore raaa.r. Th.e tongue euatomar!ly Ia wax 01 'WAY OU'T OF PA:>eompo.IUOn. When It Ia UllfOugh, Guccione will charge a varylnJ POICTION/1 acale of prtctt--IOiflethlnJ Jll:e $300 for, lillY, a modl'!shnzed looparr.l. I I "' - .... ,..._ Ill ...... · I:' dlaiiiOII rallo. Oblbtlrloo word. Jll'hl l•hed .t 1 eeat 7~(1o 'f'latt & Scruggs ' '7·3011-' Crunr-li and {}log · · "· 8 00' Peop1e'!' ' Cbolce- • · ~ux 8-18-ll Cull Of TlloW •d llpeeW No- tum For{!ign' lr.&tript \ 1.2 00 Tonri'bt AUXILIAflY PLAN! PARTY Thr· Au~ ltarv of t h e Feeney- l •·:00 Sign Off _---,:-::--=::=----::--1-2-00 T-on-Ig-ht_ _ _ _ __ Benn ett Post, No 128, American r• Legwn, wrll h<~V (' a Halloween par· ty for th etr nwmhers Friday at lhe Ll't.Unn Hall Fourth A\•tmue WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Captan. K1lu.garoo 8,00 Sign 0.. 9.00 Gan')' Moore GONE FISHING 8:00 &·30 Aft·h ur GodfreJ Herl:'!rt Chambers, retirifd Mid0:00 'JO.rry Moore dl@port bulinessman, l.tt "TuMday 10 30 Slrib U Rii!h 9:30 Art.hU< Goci~M, for Long Bottom where h• will 10,30 SlrilteitRLcfl vis:it at th• ttome of Mrs. Gernet ll :OO VaJtant Lady '11:00 Va.Uant Lady Ht>nsle-y, wttile- enjoylntr his flfty- 11: t5 Lov~ of Llfe 11 ·15 Love of Life lf't"oncl •nnu•l fishing trip in that 11•30 Search lor Tomoltow o~re ... 11•30 ~arch for Tomorro• Guidin!! Ught 1145 Guiding Light 12:00 Ray Milland Show CHURCH CLASS MEETING 12:00 Ray Mtlland Sbow 12:30 ~ ~ The Worlrf 'furi:lil The \\'rllln~ Wotk!'rs class of 1;00 Ou,._Miss Bruks 12:30 As The World 'I'unll lht• Fn1t'l(lll~e EUH diUrt·h wJil nwt•l nt lh~" Phurch Thmsda,. at J-30 huusep:~rty 1.00 Our Mtas Brooks 7 ~IJ pm 1 h e ll allowecn party I 30 Housep.,ty 2.00 Tbe Big Flyolf sdwd ut,•.l fut' th1s m\.'elrn g ha ~ 2 00 Big Payoff 2.30 Bob Crosbf Sbn bN 11 ('<llltt'lc d. 2·30 Bob Crosby 3 Brighter 47 ------3·HI Secret Storm 300 Brlghtn- Day HAllOWEEN ~ARTY 3-30 Edgo of NTebl 3•15 Secret Storm The Pt• nu·l l'la:,!l rtf the PomerO)o 4•00 Katie's ltitcbea 3 30 Edge of Night Baptrst church and their famtlre ~ PlOJI ><.J'ftW pal 1nltd SOVJ Katie's Kitchen 4.00 ~ill meet m n,e c hurch base ment, 4:30 The Early Show ' Saturriay October 20 Ior a mask· 411\) Es.\"J~ Show 6.00 Art' Unldetter 1: 'fhe ed UalloweE•n pal t~ Members are 5 55 J.P~ 'Pbtfl ·mid•1f<ll,r Ford 6.11 Douglas Edward!! rcqu es lf'fi t tl l.1ke sa ndwhrc hes ~r 6.00 Dra'rv Wl!h Me 8 30 Sst. Preston YuPII ('Oill.cte ~ 7:00 Bob Cummings Sho• 8 15 nougJ~U. Edwa~ds 7·30 Climax 6.30 Pro FootbaU Hlghhght. CENRAL P 1 A GROUP5 8:30 P{ayhouse 90. A m<•ctiiJ g ul e~ll {'OIIlmrttees for '7:00 Arthur Godfrey IO·oo Esro R~porter the lentr.1l Sc hool HallowePn 8:00 The Millionaire 10:15 Spm1s Parade pa1ty and the room mothers has 8:30 I've G6~ A Secret bct•n ralled h\o Mr-s I>onley Reibel" 9.00 20th Century Fox Hour 10:25 Weatherman prcsrd(•nt fo1 - tomght at 7 3CI. :1.1 10:00 Your EssO Reporter 1h~> srhonl Olhrr mC'mbers of the Spurts Parade 10 30 Palace Playhouse PTA ar £' welcome. 10:23 Weatherman to so Carldldates and lssui"S '1.00 Newe APPLE BUTTER PROJECT 111:00 N""" 11 05 'Utae !.ate Sh.ow Th .. Womr'n of the Rock Springs 11:0!1 Tbe L&te Show ctlmmunrlf wrll make apple butter Sign Of( Pr~er ItO· i4i..~:M~n,~~u """'edJolobr- 8 ·45 Ne,.,s Carava.1 I.IJII ..... ,...., Ill -r~otias News Picture 10 f121c rata or I fltDtl per wotcl wtll bo chirp! lor odvorttolnill aot ONE FOUR ROOll lllld I 11.. ... ld for bef«"e the 2Mb. o1 eacb room apartmeD.ta, 8 room dwelllllOIJth foUowloqj lnsortlao. ln~Jn~wly deeonted Inside and ou Kuat be aeea. to be appreIDMY~dN elated- 8 ••d 6 Tbo Diu, b....u~e~ Botb witbta· II min, walt Sel1llnot wtll aot be - l b t e lor more data oae laeorrtt,i 1D- of Court Hollie. A. N Beoa:et, Pomerey, ~tww fi :OO Aunt Dru i C'hurll'S Longe netf r the aCC'Ident vrf'trm u£ Sept 18 Is get~ln g along mrely rn !he hosprtal Ht• rna~ be d.scharged thrs we ek lo come t o his home at surcess Th(• trartor on which he was "orkmg turnP<l over backward !•11 hrm crushing hl s shoulder and caus mg a compound fracture of Ius upper arm He lo.; cmplo} i'!l h} /foli:!nman & S(1n at Clr· c lcvr ll c• Mr ~ nd i\l! s .Jack Conroy, RtH' li nd ,J:\tktc, Colrrmbus VISLINl h t•r p;u c n t~ Mr and ~rs Mayn Hr d [l.:~hr a nd h1s motbrr, Mrs A! rce Dorhon Mt :; Uodsnn uc(Om pan rt d lhcm lru rne -· ........ ...- Mlddtoport. 1'1111 Little ·Mar.t~e 6·00 :'\of}' 7. 00 Mayor of the Towlt sus.ie NEW CITIZEN 8 00 Kraft Theiltre The Rev Gene Hannan Ramsey g 00 Ttn!l ts Your Life and Mrs Ramsey haVI' ' annount•cd -J 30 Twenty-ODe --Ji.e'k Batrt thr bn l h of a dau~hler, Donn& IU 00 Politrcal Telecast ft'an, at Huntrngtnn th ls month to·:!!J Faot•ber Knoltl BeSt They <.r: ,o h r. vf' u son Dlnny Granrl pan•nts arc Mr. and. M1'll llarry II 00 News Headlin~ H<mt'f'.\' Jluntmgton a n d Mrs 11•15 Woothereast \\ ,r ltl'r' Rllrlll'\', M•9dlt' port , r s a IJJ·20 Pr'es~ Boz gu· a1 ,1\lnl ol tht• baby D. 30 Foretrn b:ltngne THE RIDGE-KENO MY Hong Kong Oashes Bring Death To M soaETY GAJIAGI!B, 170 llulborrJ Ave., Pomoroy. con 111~. to 10 e1c ,... On 7:00 Today 900 i:;o(fee Tun~ 1000 H ~ I'!U!' , JIM rr.c Tac JJough \] ,~I I : · rould bP you ]2·00 l'anwn'• Sturly 12 •30 Current 1.30 Tennessee Ernie 200 Matlnee Theatre 300 Queen For A D011 H5 MOde"'\ Rflmaqcea .. ' 4<Hl r.oft'II:U:;.r Time -l,::o NEW RAVEN lor real 10 n 14tp J27 Butttraut A'Vt, ...... .... ~h.u fl Little Margit 4 30 11 SO f>m·t rc•rdt•nls, 11nd 1\.11' nnrl Mrs, · Srgn On SALE of the Mrddlcport S ! 1 Ul PI,.) World War II. They are polnted to no more than 78 people 1n Po,rnero~ • A switch of 78 people from ·•no" lo "yes" on the tax levi' question to finance sanitary sewers and a disposal plant would have meant approvallan-November. We believe it quite possible there wilt be 78 persons thio year who, when given the facts of life about this sewer and disposal plant question, will change their votes. To put It bluntly, the State of Ohio- together w1lh all oth· er states bordering the Ohio river-js going to clean up the river The General Assembly has passed Jaws , and it has .added sharp teeth to them, making it necessary th1s be done. Nobody is going to stnp the State of Ohio It's going to cost money, plenty of it. P.nd if I he people of Pomeroy don't get started at the job, they actually could wake up of .a morning and learn their mayor and coune1lmcn are in county Jail. This sounds far fptched, and it shouldn't happen here, but It could. Here are the facts about the levy: ' You will be asked to vote "yes" on a tax levy railing lor 3 With Rober: Ruark mills over a period or 25 years l.ONOON - r IHH't> just seen a But )OU will he !>ee1ng qulte a This millage will raise an eotimated $180,000 which Is strictly a do)Vn payment on the needed sewers and disposal 1IIm ca llrd "Smrle}," a story of ll lot or YOllhf Master Cohn Peter· smal! boy rn the Austr ahan out· son wbo b possibrhty the be11l plant. Total estimated cost Is $700,000 for Pomeroy The hill- back , a hoy who is capthrated by whl&.e hope rn ttte Juv emle leagur ance of the money, fortunately, may be raised from mortgage the &del\ of nw nrng a hlcyt' \e, ' dc- smce Coog::rn played With Chnplm revenue bonds repaid through assessments on sewc1 usage. liVe);('tl to Iu s door," for approx• - when I wu !I boy If I were remllking Tom Sawyer or Huck Finn . I There are definite and clear advantages in raising the big- matt'ly $10 know who l'l1 hiH', Australian arger part or the money rrom revenue assessment bonds One It i ~ all ngc th.rr an Pntranrrn,;: cen ! and all . is that revenue bonds, because 'they are based on property as- picture ~t•m ! ni$CCnt or lhc best of Unl~ss, or course hy this tune st!saments rather than tax levles, carry a lower rate of inter- Jackrl' Cungn n, Margarrt O'Bl'll!O v.e ha\c a han :~~urnst Injun ./ o(' est Su<'h bonds are a more sound investment tn the bond buy. and the P.1rl~ Shi r ley Temple, rn - as parer! lo the !tn t:' print whir h er. This could result In the sav)ngs ol many thousand s of dol- sofar ll!i th (' 1 ding ability of a ban.~ · crrnws agrjJnst the Ia\\" fretkled moppl't .1amcd Colin Pc- whtch !WUn Q a touch redund ant, lars to Pomeroy over the years to come . ten;on irs concr r nN! at tlw t Here are some further facts about this proposition that Straw·halrl'd Pder.~ on literally should register wlth some or you. (Cop}rlglrt. 1956, b~ Un ited l'!•a fell into fam e. hecanse h ~> was Property owners on Breezy Heights, Lincoln Heights, in 'pH•ke<l off r' Bri sblln c Auo.;tralia, tul'e S} ndmatc , In(' ) Kerr'• Run and upper Spring Ave., just to name some of street by Produr•er Anlh nuy Kim· them, db n;.have seware sem~ now ' They probably" never mins whll a(' l\llllly had to run him NEW AiR.IVAl ~n will, until mandat..,....nltary sewers are put i1L How can dowd'. J sniffleci ~ hit nn d l:ur~h ed qurtf:' Mr Dnd ~ 11 s Weslr) I<~ W .n·d these peopl vote against the tax levy? a lnl wlwn I su w !h1• [l\('\urr· and (W rlrnrr 1'1 i!'l' l, Dayton, are an· Another is that every year action is put orr, costs you rPal thou~ht t hat fur<~lly Amrrl t H n O\l tl('I ,J); th(• hrrth uf a si:or pound dough would b,, IH• tl m~ a r hant'l' to ~(·(' eleven oun(e daughter, Cath~ Mn· Six years ago when the storm sewer system was insta.Jied, somet!ung cum pa r nbll' ;.av llJ rl!' on Oct 10 ThP)' aho have a plans for the sanitary system now bemg voted on, called for ' The Ycarl1ng," "Natrona! Vc!vl't ' ~;on, Rlrh al'd, 5 yea1·s old Hranrlan estimated expenditure of $450,000. This year the tab is and the M.rr gart>t O'Hrh·n i'nrly p,m.'nts nw Mr. and Mrs Ed Mldd1eon!! whost nanu• completel y l••a\'l'S P r rce, CJ ~ ,tJand , fornH'r $700,000. - 6 58 2 f'rl Busin.:<;s ;~ n d Pro r e~3 lona] '\\ :)nwn s flub a:e lo ta ke th€'l.r con 11 !>utr cn~ for the Ruwnlage Salt' to the Pr alt bu rlrllng <'orner (,f North SC<"ond and Coal S1reP1, thrs ev f'n ng for markmg The Sale w ,ll lw lw!1l F rJdav and S.Jturd'!lv an•! 1 1 ~ 1k•· s~IL' V:111 a bo he h~lrl on - ====~~~~~~ - ~~ These words to follow a•re almed like ConPnando RUMMA~E ThC' memhe , Around ! GUIO·E· l'IIRIIIIIIIED t10011A ' ....u._. lll<dmam oborp eo..Tbe Amertran Le•loa. Aulllpor won1 lor lbno bry met Monda)' at tbe tl•t 6alertiou. 8 ROOII, PUR!fiSIIBD opmmool, Le&lon Hall. Plant were- made ~ae DWJth tor Zl enta utWt!ea paid. 358 Nortb 4tb St. tor eleven memben to attend WEDNESDAY II) 1 ANT l_per_.,_.,. .... ADS WSAZ-TV Channel3 I ss 0 00 '::off~ Time !0 00 t om\ 1\00 TJc Tac Dough LaiL(lOtl Wu r.onllui, $2.50; ODI m0111tit. $1. :. I Lac., Ave., Hew Yort: CitJ, 1£, N Y. Sublcrtptln rata: DeUv~ry bl' earner wbf!rt s· t~UabJe 30 ~"" ,.. weft: oae )'tar ia actruca at Tbe Dill)' ioetntnel office. Sl' 60; AI moatJv.. S7 .8U; tbree mouths, f3 80. By &lotor route wben IYaUahJe· one tbcath, $1. 81 mail ODe )'ear $8; &U .IDOO!.bs, $4 ~. ,. ' OB SE R'VI!S BIRTHDAY A ul• ('Cl!."bra1f'd hrs rifth h. rt iH'ay :l.l c:ndon at the artern oon ~t> ssw n nf lhl' MrddlE"pon K!nrlt'j · gar ll'll l!ts mothf'r, Mrs Wdham Au lt 5nd aunt M ls Gene Dod .. nn "''It' as~r , lt'd by tht' teat'hl'r tn ser v r n ~ <1.1p r· rJ:ir•$ ]('(' ('ream and f<J • or, l u rh c <hildrl'n Gu<·sts at ' h" panv writ' [)mnJs' cous us. DH .. I anil l';mwl.1 D,;dscn. TI-lE WIJT.E/2. hbU1~ llllo'ei'J tften!llboe • I ..,. . ~ tElaYISION . DSVOTED TD INQitiSTt OP MIIGI---IL.AN UIA Ml • 'II , The Daily Sentinel - • 990 OnYourDhil There appears to be a grow· ina: tendency toward adYerti.J. lni seemmgi.J low bargam pnces by cerlam radio, television, and door-to-door saiP.amen. The products they s~ll are usually made by a manufacturer unknown to you, ur newcomel's to drug manllfacl- urmg. Before buying sueh mcdiicmes Gr vttarmns, make cllt'· tairl these magmracent promi ises are true Only a pharmacy is licensed , a n d regular· ly state rnlipccled, to protect .' Usually the prices we for comparabl~ quahty cii;1•• YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 9 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE • Pick up prescription 1£ shopping near us A great many people rntru~t ut; with the responsJbdrty of filling their presCrrptrons May we comPound ynur~f' }OUI' • SWISHER-- LOHSE ---'.. . . PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS •Quotahon bv Thenrlore PBl'ker ~ (1810-1880) Copyri&ht 1956 (0W4) A-dd new beauty ap,d conven~ _ ·to your kitchen-!_. . Install a m~ern built-in gas ran-ge with the sensational new hurner with a brain Brand new home? Smart new kitchen? Neither is complete without the modem beauty Gf a fle:rible built-in gaa range! Fita into youi' plane with ~~mazin~ ease. The built-in oven goes ri£hl; in tbe,wall, w1ttt controla at oonVen..cnt. eye-level. 'lbe range-top fiis into any countertop, puts surra.r:c bJ.; nei'S euctly where you want them. The burner witb a brain ia fo!al.urod in gas buiit-ins, too. This thermoetatically-rontrolled top humer turns ihll dame up or down autDmatically to r!l.!llll,t in whatever eoo1cing temneratqre you set on the dial. Foods Ymn 'L bt:rn, s.corch, stick or'ball over. And you can eet the dial at "!lf'r\'ir "'- \' "a:-:u'' eo foods stay hot for an hour or more - without oven:ookw. g! EaaytolnstaiTwH~ r.a c . . ~ · · - -• · - ·:-~tonal You•u Grid a built -in. IJ8fl raup fits any standard 'cabinet you c::boot;e. You can 8elect. a beautifUl built-in tJ1at's perfect for your own plan and prior. And """""'""' , , • /lomt cooking il lhe finnt cookin(l , Get a gas built-in! Visit your Gas company office for information on where ro buy built-in GAS appliances. - • �- . . .. - . 4 ~ -- - . --.. . . --- ~ , ·Daybook 1/M!MIJCff Or IT I$ (Jt'({)~ ltiYNOLD L GREINI IDtTOR Tknr11~ ., aeept Suo,lat by Tbe Ohio VaUt1 lleathlt'l, lot., •' 110 MecbanJe St., Pomeroy, 0. Bustneaa oft1c• tlaosae M, td.iloriaJ offiCe pbOM 181'. Zlltered •• aecood cla.a mur.a. matter at tM P'»J 'IItle• a. aomm~o7 Ohlo. N.11.io W. •~h tl"tllt!lt l'epreMntaUft, • JlottJaelli-KJmball, PLAN And 78 Are Needed pointed hts gun wheu he cleaned out a nest Kellv of enemy in me (Was H "Jomne~· rm Margaret?" or the other onf'JJ Ladles and gents, the price goes up overy year. And then I plcked up llw papr• We think enough or the people of Pomeroy will understand the Gther d~ty and ~ nw !hut ''Srm wb91 Is involved here to swing this levy the right way You ley" was h:mnf.'d In Anw ru·a 11 Cllllnot find a progressive, healthy community In the world was bannt.'d by the Anwrrc In Mu that refuses tn Improve ltsell and to meet the -standards II'S fil)n Picture - AssO<!iatrnn 's pr ochre ·-neighbors live by twn cor..le wbich forbHt ~ ••11 'rt• n(•s concetnlnt~ l)legpl dr,lg L .lff\c or The Revised Code of Ohio, Sec. 6111.89 enHited "~•I· d1 ug addicthm 1 ;-ties," Is very plain. It says persona or munlclpal corporatmns The Ohly '·iotrn('e ln lh(• frlm IH (the persons responsible In corporations) may be fined $500 has with thr tlrng bu ~J nr s~ rs and sentenced to a year In jail for laiUng to eompty wl\h the lh111 he rs UBC'd to riPlrver h<Jlf a statutes_ And eoch daJ of failure to comply after conviction pound of oruum tmdt>r hi s m1s taken rhlld1:1h ide!!. I hut it ~~ ran Is anothll!' '500 whack, Ahd ahother year out of circulatloD. dy, In ordl'r to garner fuur lllftUIHb This 1s what they can do to us. This Is what t~ey eventually (Austrnluuu ful' hr ~ tlr C'llll! of ;-, hltycle will do If forced to And we're getting pretty close to the last Thf' on!,• violence 111 the frm 1 ~ dttdl , because over 70 per cent or the communities affected wh(•n tlw l(){'RI hush-p~rdtl' hils lht• by the new pollution taw• have tnkeq action tow.rds disposal rhu,!l pu~hf'r in !he rhln None of plants lhr dnp'' smrw ~o:lrn .: ~turf ~~ t\SSE'n !Ia) lo lhf' plnl , whrth Is wht•r(' Says Mayor E. F. Robinson: Tony Krmtnrns tli.<Hh• an unhapp) "They told me they wilt ctack down ll we don't get some- mrslake If hr had madf' tlw comthing done on this problem this year " modlt, gnhl or pt>nrl• or utom S l'Mr Robinson Is not the kidding kind o( n fellow. Neither cr('h, tw Wi'lllrl hllVl' br('n hom !' hk l' <1 shot In uny cnsr. the \•rl Is the Slate of Ohio l•m~ Rei l'llllght, ~ll'lctly sul!•b.ar We can see no reason to wall. Perhaps some folks are hold- becau9t- Smiley 's hiry('IC wu ~ lhr Ing on to a forlorn hope that the stale and federal govern. bi,ll' is!JUP The p•clurf' is ~o rrm\nil'lrPill nf men! will step In and help "these poor counties·; down In Tom S u w~•c1'~ lrouhh·~ with Injun southeastern Ohio. We doubt it. Almost lor a oortalnty not Jpt•. Fluck Finn ·~ prohlcmR wr1h since most other comrr1uniUes, many no fatter In the po<'ket: the fcullrr ~ nnd !h(' hogus nohlllly book than ours, have seen the very plain wrtting on t~ejr that it is R$ mu :- h a pitv to dt'nv wallo and taken required action . ,. it tn · AmerH't~n nudlrnccs As to The Feder•! gov~rnment ha.s provided for some help, but denv thrm D1 ~ ney Vet w e• hnn rt . rn far f:' or ~udr In our case It won t amount to much compared to the total review~ ~~ ~ lht' r.ne In Thr Ob ~ r·t · sum needed. vcr, possrhh lhr mo~ t r·r~fJ{'('ir "l lltPrru v .Suruhv shf'r' h<""t• A<oording to present law, SO per cent of the cost of the dis- ''!)par, '!i:unn~· 11nnssurmnl! '!'m i. posal olant--<>nl, the disposal plant- may be forthcoming !r\ I' In n v~xr>rl world, wh :1l ~ (k AFTER local action h., been taken to llnance total ronstruc- lil!ht rl h lro fl11d sr rrh ,r h•1 m.1 n tlon. hnNw mrtur,. I lwllt•\ • th.rt hovs Ilk<" '.Smrl"\' llll' nrf'll r d mn• (' This means that Pomeroy, after approving Its levy and ar. lh11n ('\' ~'r 1"1 lh~·sr har~ h !I Illi'~ ranglnl for revenue assessment bonds, could reduee t h e nnd dn ~~~ 1111 1 rn"' ·r of J.:'i wl amount borrowed against the assessment bonds by perhaps And f1 nrn th1• E'lpr(' Q~ ' I ;o:~n't ~.000. think of a ~ i n ~: lr film I luvl' $~f'n In thf pn ~ t f!l·e yt•m·~ wh l(• h ha<: If by a welrd twist of laking the General Assembly figured lcfl lllf" in rnv ~ret at the fmnl out a motive and & way to help some counties mPre vou f n rt~·out 111 11h ~ l •g htly dnmp t'Vl' should rest assured that those already having taken 'acilon ltl!he~ . a limllt• nn m\ rare nml ll hlUI full ('If r()ntrnlment an'i would demand ind Ret reimbursement tn proportion. l,lnod 1,1;U1 " So that ari!Ument I• down the river, wllh the pollution. i\n(t Wt- bit" It, whl1r f'\'1'"\' RP\ Are there 78 r<ady to stand up and witness for Pomer-oy ' dan lli' W'<rt•rl \1'1 showi'llil lh1• rlr. --~----11 ~., , ~ f!r li· lm• rn K,•nhH·kv 11 nrl 1't•nnrr~t'f' w.. h •n 11 ~ivl n Q' n Mr and Mn. Albert Bac>r \\'f' r 1• Sutulay Juea~ ot Mr. al'ld Mrs lut tll(IJI' htcl to lh• rl propng~ndn a~n m,t our censorshtp Mr and M111 J.I.'W l!l Walkl•r wPrr' Andrew Davh Rork Spr(qqs You mlli!:hl M WPII l"t n •"~ T.ill]ro Mrs. El1ir CrOA!I of Ra r lnt' S'lwnt the SUndav IU~IA M thetr ~on Mr nrrl Rldin Phood hPcP,rS" w~ h:t<1 n att,l Yrl Vlr•ll Wtlkrr at Pltnl q F'tldD:\' Wtl)r hPr 1lster Mr~ rl:lrt~ han on wo' f" \' '1o f 1;'t Pll L~r nnd Mr. lnd Mrt . Wrllud Fnudrf'l' Bat>r nnd rllmllv mulht•n 01' S r> " '" 11l1'~ rl" hf>(' 1U~r AttendAnC'IP' ~ I Sund.O\' Sd\(\nl after 11 "'tl'ln•tt•, vl~lt w1th frltmd ~ ~ hr hunu oul wit h dw ~t fq a•d rtiiUVH left M'nndav for lh • rr· S11nd~y wu ~1 . ofrf'rlrljii $9 07 You !ll'l\" 11 ~ 1 " 1' ~"'t 'S•"! rl •'\' · ,,.., lubne Jn hollywo()(l Fla M !~s '-forv Jnrre SrOlt wh o ,, If' s" the code 1~~: rPlaxt>d in Amc rJ ... a . 111rt. Charlet Dtll'l' v.ailed her n'tt'ndlnr ~chGol at Ath.en ~ ~p1•n! becauae Tw"P.Ueth Cf'ntndv Fm:. lhto W('l!'lfend wllh her parrnts l'ltr llrother Warren Holter 1n- the Hoiwhirh dlstrlllutes il b ,.. membn Mn~o John Scott , . , a..,_tlll' Thurodoy. the AmC'J'Iean M{1tl nn iJ'i<'ltl r(' Association and &hek.s to the rul rs. ot FOREST RUN and or ., \I ' I 7·00 Today 30 It Co•dd Be \ 'au r:arnera Goeil \o Schaol r? ~at Current 1 30 Tennessee Ernie 2.00 Matinee Theatre! 3:4!1 Modern Romances 4 00 Comedy Timl!! 5·00 All'ht Dru Snow 5 30 'Hopalong Cassidy 6, t0 Frank Leahy Les Pnul and Mtry ~"ord 6.00 News 6·15 Sports Eye 6 25 Les Paul Mary Ford J 30 Eddie Fisher 6 4~ News Carava1 u~ 6:30 The Dinah Shore Mr. nnd Mrs Ev~rr1t Mrlhonn !U ni n(' nnd F. lrtinr ra111•r\ on th <' Owight Md h nn ns Saturday at f"flllWrwH'l!i Sdo (ilhn" was thf' work of lht· fM mf'r ~ hrrf' J\.11· and !\oh~ M L nahr surr Rilly !llll'nt ~unday wrlh hi$ sl~­ tc r, Mr5 Vr11' Sw[!rf7. o f Alfred Wesley F w .n ll CHlllmbu~ ali!O fo rml'r Middh•p<~rl nni Chl'~htre rc.sHknts my .n.ew ,. (t.il Lost & Press Box. _,.. 1 ---------- brakel, .Blaettaar'll l'omeruy. '1,89D.UI) 1\J-11-tfie, steerina:. 111114 PONTIAC fl.X_ 8C'YL. 2 dr. t;edan. One local owner. Orlgtaal lin{ab. Btaettnar's.• .rtomeroy. $l,W5.00 lU-11-titc. - - - --- A I.L of apectaJ " rten 11klns l:lrted , In A~a art aot eteaned i' fe.t and when th~:~y a 11 tanned, they1 1con1o apart an. bite. Ou~C'Iof nU hts hartd• happlty at. th~ pHu~Pf!('t / of dOln•• polar bear. D]'~a.~k why He rememben fon<lly, how. b111ar that hi taehloned for a fur1 ever, a ~th&n·Jllnti•t rial in Wwm,ton, Q. c. OccuiOnalJ.)'. Oucoione a--and ftlls-onlera that are on the abaurd llcft:t ltlfht clubs m t aak him to mount aome t"'o-headeiJ or two.talltld ftah. He evel\ roa.dt a unle<:~rn once by putting a com· , pollitton boB on a lamb's head. i One ot Oueclone'a earlieat mbmortes tn the taxlde1-my bualneu b 1 the tim• When. •• a voung man, h' fetch.td a huge pohu -bear r·ug 1'\lp to an &IJartment 1n th.e tower of tbi!' oho Madisoo Squa"" GaPden. The wns that of Stanford White, the.rrr the fabulo\J~J\y IUoteaafut New York an::httect-and the rua- was the one on which, t,tJ.at l&mt tvtn.tns:, a. pretty chonm•lflrl modftl nMned Evelyn Neabtt wa- p!Jo\,grpphed, Whatever became of that partl~ular rug Is not eertaltt, but whatever beoame of Mla!J Ne•bA., Whl\e and Miss ~NtsbU'I 11\lll>and, Harry K. Tbaw, La vlrhttt.lly an American lt-gend, ·F r ajartment ' . ----:-:--c 18M BUICK V8 SUPER 4dr. Sedan. Dynallow, Power steerina. Low ltilla&e. Slaet\D.ar'J, ,l,lltl5.00 1"-11-llc Pomeroy. 19M CHEVROLET 210 4dr. Sedan. oae local owner. Orlgmal f1ntsD 'l~.W .iilllettoan l'omraro) . UH.L<tile --------,-- lW DESOTO V8 o4dz', Sedan. Por.V· e.r ateerma:. Low mu~e. uue local OWbel'. ftlt:IO.OO J;lur.ettnar8, Pomeroy • .i.I.H.a-ou: A9J forSGie For Sale or Trade-'I'Wo fox bounds. Run Foxes only. Four and ail: )'eara old. Hannie Moore, Pbone 6920-X. 10-15-3tp (17) Help Wanted MALE HELP- Young men to t!'!llll f~r Aillline• and Television. See our ad in Amusement Section Central Inst1tute. Korean Veterans tG train for AirUnes and Television. See our ad In Amusement Seelion Central Institute. FEHALE HELP-Airlines need yoon.a: women. See our ad ln Amuaement Sectlon Central Institute. 10-16-2tc YOU can l,.arn to be a Profeas- ional Beantieian In an amazing]y short Ume at a minimum cost, whl~h you can pay 00 a ·'Pay 81 You Learn Basis... Take advantage of the fact that you ran Uve at home and learn this ProfeHion at our Atbe~ · liiC~ol and help for to fill the•. 0~. l"'onstaot demand Beauticians. Assure yourself - - - - - - - - . bl e 0r 8 p1eafiiant a nd prof Ita 0Q ave future. Don't wait. Limited enrollments. Write to: SOUTH· ERTON (MARTZ) BEAUTY' SCHOO••• Ath•n•. Ohto a·• ~ w. •~ Buntin~··. 1"1° •te v._ for amall reliable family, $3!1 y h - so-.-&hl'ng ••••a To Sell, Trade or A• nounce, Let A Doily 5e nt•'nel Dq" piay Ad or Want Ad be Your R , epresentattve. - Thev Get Relull.s _ per moath. See Mrs. Howard Ceclt, 800 W' MaiD st. Pomeroy evenlnp. 9 0 tf _ - ----Good Clean Uaed C11n All llalt01 amd Mod._.. Opportunities 1"-llllltp .a.oo KRUD OIL • PER BAlUlELf'boae 80'1·.&11. VirJil Teaford, Film & Fand Feminine Touch ·s,.....M. 10.11-etc Afternoon }"lim Il'c'!fUIII IIIIATS KILLED wllh oae p;,...! ............ ....................... STAB WAIIFAIIIII. 810, Tw-o-Gun Playbcut1l Mickey Mouse oure, ._'lvo '""tUIIm<i.p Mill Burfa1o Bill, Jr, i'Ji$WOOD POll IIAU' .. ' Nord Seo. 1fm. Harold Blaekltoa. ~ or pbone 852.1. 10 8 lmO.p Otark Jubrl" ' or rci1l a.Aii -p;~if~ ~ • ..... Aut!... Towuhlp. Sl . . . IMM:I, IIOU.te. birD aad Old ' ·, ~ ~BooG..... A.Jioll> ' llhlo lllllo. Wlddl1201 Busl~< "'_ .... rvlrec IULLDODI Por biN for baJMme-atl POndl. P. Jl. Bottom. to """"' ~ ABIIOT'I' T.V. SBa. Chriatmaa. lllddlej>Ort. VICJIJ All IJ'IW Repaired 1w Z. pert Teollal- PhoM 821!4 ,Y before lllddl....... For Rent apartment. Peopla 6-t&:ll Une- tom~oob ell""'heo. .usaD, :M11son. 1"-11-41 t TA-HE-TA.S AND JOHN TEAFOJU), bolh of Pom~roy, teamed J11hling McClung, Bill Fry, Don. up to ,show baste lndtan d.lnce llld Brown and Jack Flesher. steps and bralhantly colored PawWILLING WORKER$ nee intuan ceremomal dance costumcs during the Ftftb Mad-Qh.io The Willing Workers , t~eld VaHe.v Square Dance Fcsttval last tbelr October meeting at the week homeb of Mrs. Jess Ta-Hc-Ta-S, a[ " leader of men", , - Abel. 11 Dunng aa the ustness mce 101 was • is Mike Simmons, left, president nounced that $70.00 was made of t.be Tn..Sbte Matenals corporon the last Festival The groqp allon, who hB& made a IJU study voted to start a bulldmg fu.m:t. of the Plains lndiao mcluding Abo they YGted to have the thelr dance customs. He is at home meeting date placed on tbe PTA the ancient heel-and-toe ca.lendar. Eiection of offlc:era I b·oUI'CO of I he American native, was held. The new Dfflcers are has 11aught· young Teaford to' as follows : Presidt>nl, Mrs. Jess diSplay the dances with b1m. .A.bel; vJce preSident. Mrs . 0, J. The costumes pictured above 1Bostic, secretary, Mrs. w- A. are rJch-colored, the plumes bemg k Denni!J and treasurer, m.r&. Jar formed of g~::nuine eagle feathers Needs. Others pr~~t were colored wrth modern commerct.al Mrs. 0 . J. Howard Sr., Mrs. 0 . dyes. • J Howard J,,, Mrs. Wyatt Chad-· R• 1.Ph F''"k • Mr'The costumes seen here are wetl Mrs. Darling, Raymond Mrs. Carl known a.mo•rg the SIOUX and PawKing, Mrs. Max Wetherall, Mrs. nee tribeS a~ the •Butterfly." John M()l'gan Mn Bill Howard Simmons' Indran name was cooand Mrs. Sta~t. £erred on him by the Pawnee lr•be m wh~eh Mrs. Jonb Mora:an _i& · a patient him as a Cull member. in Holzer Holpltal. Simmons takes with him to frequent showmgs a var1ed display of bona fide lnd1an reJics upon whtch he lectures. " c. F. Oklahoma Dlinois WAYS TO BE and Mrs. Floyd Augenstein of Marietta spent the weekend SUSPECTED" Bob Staat'!! attended a presll meeting m Cbarleston last week. Our Motto. Trevey'Finsterwold funeral Home Pbone 283 RODNEY DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY PIN.A-Ilo,Hoollll ACCIDIN1' Ltlo,'4oualtyltldl..... · 1ft MIDDL.PDRT, OHIO PNONU 6111 accimpaniedMrs. Mrs.Raymond Cadrie Darling Bumto Sl- Ma.-y• whero she ber dau•lh<r Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. E. L , Stein and aon vlslled Mt . and Mrs. E. L. Stein Sr. 1n Ashl:r.nd, Ky., over II11 ;t:h'="':':':k':":".::..:=====~ w J E H "YOU I 10.11-81.. SUNRISE Ualllndahod. 32&.Y or. f89Jt. TIMeS 11011 MOLDING COMMON PLIAI COURTS, A D.. 1957 It ia ordered that the terms of FOR RENT. t45 tbe Common Pleas Court In th.e Inquire at Ceunty of Melga for the ye1r 10 17 3lp 1917 be fixed as rollows. to-wit: at Mason. Re•aon- Oa the 7tb day of January, and lbe 6th day o£ May and the 7th ~~::::t Mn. Carl Gardner day of OclGber, and the said 11 ='I.J. 10-IHip terms pf aald eourt begin at dcnm.ataln api,rtment, nine O'eloc:k A. M. · lurnlahed. 680 South Cedric W. Clark Avo., lllddleport, Jud&e of Common Pleas Court TO . -----11017Y< ldrl. 1-~ and FURNITURE CO. PhOIIe Q ,_.....,, Ohio Superior Sen ic..-e Service to the Uving FOR SAtE OR RENT, "" 6\M-M garap ua.- HOUSE rooms, uUUUea. Call Spn~ee OObd McMast• Hartlware here. Real Estcte Broker (21 ) Real Estate · 11U1AP0WB ~.! c-- ., D 1~ If ua ·w.lbta Meill County, Oblo. SUNSET ~"!'ATION• CONCBETI BLOCKS "'vvld - i ... l.Mo'" GRUESIIB BLOCII: CO. • MIIH North of .._.,.., 11ft lit. . . CoO Wm. - · RockS ....... C1DH7·U3141to I; ..,.._ ..1U.111aa11 ._' •u• Mr. Nei&Jer's, RaelnP.. :Ja.ll I r'·~==::~~~~~~-~~~~~~~=~~==II.:~:M.~':-~:;and 8-l.U CIU!CI: SPVII"' "" ........ 1w . ,....... . k 8 SEVtN WEEKS OLD OIC PIGS. woll! ...okor. COl.LINI ~~~II i Ia& ,.,...,_ ~ Prlnll Holter, Jtacipe, Rt. 1. 10 17 Stp \ HOUSKBUILI>ERS c Ceremonial Dances Are Shown spent the weekend hefe. QUALITY DOESN'T COST_ IT PAY<_, t NATIONALIST lllld Red Cblnese sympathizers are lighting • wil4 ~tie In the mainland secHon of Hong Kong- cla.b that l3ised the rtotlng roll tn 44 dead aGd several hundred• more Injured. Here rlolilfa are maldng a bon fire out af oome tebed automobll01. It wulhe worst rioting of the c:enttiry In the British c:rown colony_ (lnl.emaltonal Radlopbotn) MiK~ Ethyle Riddle of 1. heond 11. COwd~; a 21111 Lonll UDJO ft 'l'llLIMSlON SERVIC! Pboae 100. Cleland Aoplia~ store. St.. ......... 0, 0 K GELG'I adopted "MAGNIFICENT -- ... IDd eart. Admloi. .W. •••TOGO THESE PROMISES AltE AL- in<11ronr.. ----:::-----,--- ..... e• P..otll't!tt,.n. Auto.tnAu l'tN. Pttfio C1U Do" ====--- AUTO SALES 120 81 OOMPL&TB l.tfa, x..,.... METROPOLITAN nlte for Rural Mail boxes House numben-Door plates. Fre-e Salea Outfit - Dlumlnated Sign Co. 2942 tat Avt.. S"!uth, Mluaeapolls, Minn. 10 IT 3te Banuw8fm)lei)D lnlunnee Aonn, :tllddlepott. rtl'f! - AutoiJ'IohiJP.. lomls. 'Pbont 111.11-X f.!O.tf HOUIIt -.!TAL a. or Piallo-uprqbt. Joaeph1ne Kaopp Clltton, W, Va. l'hODe Spniet MAR EXTRA CASH-Sparll time booldnt orders for Seoteh·lite 3-11748. can otter 8:00 1'. II. n•nJe plate si,rns th•t shine at Sign On Xl}·stery Tbtlatre (16) For Rent or Sole SHOWER A stork shower was held reeently at the home of Mrs. Clayton Athey, hoDOI'ing Mn. Diet Athey and Mra. Gene Athey aa the hostess. Games were played and many lovely girts receJVed by the honoree. Refreshment. were strved to those present, LUTHIRAN 1 The Lutheran Women met Wednesday at the home ol Mrs. Ph1lip Wolpert Tbe devotions Wl:'re by Mrs. Peters_ The proeram by Mrs. Harry •Layne, gave a review on the first two chapters a book titled "Mission, U. s. A." Nine were present. PARTY The Followers Sunday School Class of tbe Lutheran Church held a party in the cbu~h basement recently under tbe dU'eclion of their teacher, MJss Lelah Powell. Games were played and refreshments served to Sharon Knopp, Judy Fry, Shelby Grinstead, PbyliJs Batey, Paul Zerkle Ralph Ro1,1.5h, Glenna Rou"~h and Pete O~hnger. o. lOY SCOUTS 2:i6 met _rat the e 1ty on Wednesday evening. Under the direction of adviaor Jaet Fry, the group practiced marching, followed by a -reereation perrod. Present wi!'re Joe McKmght. Eddie Stein, Jim Fry, Sheldon Roush, Rickey Al:lel, Jimmy Dodson, BHI Sp,ou•e, -------- !I 9) ·Business THURSDAY SpOrts - - ----.---- - I 111111 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR 4dr. ~n JieauLI.tuJ blue with whiLe ·-. U" O"U tOp. $$90.00 .WMettnar'• Pomeroy, ' ROO'HS and IJATH, 10 Cole St. lD-.&..L-titc ' , News and Weather ment or offiee space. Good selecllon. Good locations. Phone 61701 10 17 tile ______ - / 'I'HEft1!l Aftlll truek 11104 DI.'!Ck V8 ltOAD!!AST£R 4. c'.t. .seaan JJynanow, ~r I' <' decor- - 61 Auto ---- 8'' . apart- Newly tire oD broken wheel oa Lead, in& Creek Road. E. II. Burtoa, $2.00 HOUIU.Y posalble doing llgbt aasem.bly work at home. Bo:o: 1118, HlddleporL 1"-llllltc N o experience necessary. Write, SANCO Mfa;. Co., 8507, ~8 !»ervn;es Weat !l'hJrd, Lol Angeles, 48. Calli. 10-16-2tp or T8 The Tuberculosis Mobile Unlt will be in New Haven on Oet. 18. The rilm cao be taken wlth 6U.t undressing. all pel'lona between 17 and up are urged to have the free T. B. piclure taken. The time will be from 10·30 a. m. to 12 noon, 1 p. m. to 4 and 7 p. m. to 8:30 I AmonJ thole wM UYt eatt...a Admitted : John Bowen , SynHolzer H01pltal fr0111 tblt 1n1 .,. ~UH, Cbarlea H)'alt, Wkevllle, 0 . Mra Georte ftotbeeb. ltt, I, Diael&arced: Artbur M.onrity , hirf' , Nra. EUaabeth ltnra:rt, Rt. I Chethare. Mary Ruth lfAn. Pomeroy. Mrs. Bernard WGUe •n~ rord, W. Va.; Stepban C. JewaU. beby, Racine, 'M& N10ey Baum , BrtC'k St , Pomef01; lin Selr:ac. I. Chester, Mn. Vua Mart1o, Ra- Baker, Sr., E. Mala St.. Pomerer. Ohto. Mn . Ralph NeiPtr, Raelae. the dbtrlct co.ovent-lo.11. la. HunttDIIon, Oct. 13, .iio..al plu were alao made ror tbe Halloween pa.rty on tkt. 22. Membera are uked to eome masked 11 prize• wlll be ttven ,tor the belt eo.. t wne1, Rdreabment. were aerved by Mrl. WIUiam Rouab to Mn. c. c. Monteomery, Mn. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Fred Rouab. Lowena Roush, Mrs. Edna Bur~ rlt, Mn. Norman Monta:omery_ Mn. H. C. Roney, Mn. Freda Hart, ~·· Ralpb Routh, Mrs. Pirl Wt.rth, Mn. Everett Rouah, Mn. Nelson Routb, Jlrs. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. Foster Weaver, Mrs. Sybil Smith.. Mrl. David Fields and Angela, Mrl. Mannie Rousb, Mrs. F~ Jobmoa and Mr1. S)'lvia St~wart. 9:121mop meat wilb bllb, ated. <!all 2M. Found Lol't-new BiA. Fireltooe n FeaturE! Theatrot ncr llts ........ ~ ---11-ROOIIIJNFIJRNlSHED AI..IGNIIIII'J.. Fouod-one set of teya. Inquire II Dallf \'"Dtlnet Offtee. 1"-lS 3tc t 1 15 We.athertast I > MIIOI MNIRAL HOSPITAL eveDla1 92011 -- --CONTAOl' US if you need an apart Olllt. . "'·~ ¥' . . . probt~ma; . Rl~ - I ConceriS ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oet. 17,1811e AUXILIAIY 0 .......... botb, luralshed _ Wm. "I. GruM!lr, 1"-llllllc • ..... WliUL 1 I .... - ......_ .. .N.t... WHTN- TV Ch anne11-.3.- au ....- .... .. will .... ,.. . . . . . Cootaln Kanaano S,,n Honored By Birthday Party 11-1-tf -- lAYt _.,. YOII WCHS-TV Channell N 1 need 'l'!i•a!of oo dloport Pb- 112811-X. - - ._.. --............... __...., .... • ..,............... _. -- ~'how 10:00 \'o~ · Bet"Yo(lf T..i!e '' to•!o Dragnet· , 1!00 New:t H~d:loet a,oo -- lclffold l'llher, ---~CIGIIIL a•ntoa -- · -~TO WliOII rr IIA'\l:COHCIRN Pboao -.J:. ll·IAI -PitUo retura otop ll4der ta ldrl. I. H. lltlcheU, 1110 Soulh l'Oliiii!'.NT 4 .....,. aad IJoth ODd ad St., Middleport. it lo 8·36 TenM~~e Ernie Ford 11·20 -- - Eleet:dc wallpAper ateiii'U!If. t'li.Dtoa Fllber, llid· For root per ' 'l'u•••rlay Oclobe,- 23, ''the home BY MEL H~l.lo!ER or Mrs ('h(ford Le•fherl The pro. ceeds wall be given to the Rock t: \V YORK- Bat'k m n ~ yuurhful uo.ya In Spring~ Methodist church. Orders WIDNESDAY ' \Vestehe.ster cotrnt,,· I lr\cd ; us t ac•oss u are being taken by Mrs. William 11:59 strn on. bnck r urd from the plnu• II lwtJ u ,e Australian 11 !ID 12:00 Neighbors Bartels and Ml'ii Le1£hf'il rare horae Phnr Lap W,l, ;~t uffeU and mountlld 12 30 Film & Fan<'V l:lf1er Jus mysteJiou! dculh , nnd later I became 12 00 1 30 Femmrne Touch 1 close friend• wtth a Uurne \~hose macabre ambi2 00 AUci'noon F1lm FestiVal I :;j1J tion 111 Ute wai to have hct• pet MaUe.<~e mongrel 4 •00 Two-Gun Plavhouse stuffed and mounted. J feet as rf 1 had boon sur. 2:00 rounde~ by taxidermy my lite. 5 .00 Mickey Mouse Mrs Chnl'les Nermeycr enterThis makes me keenly interested In the labm'll 6.00 Ne'I\!.S tftincd with a parly recentl!-' honHJO of a man named Dominick Guccronc, who O<.'{'U · "nnl!: h r.r !lin, Lowr>ll , on bis lHh 6 :05 Weather plea and wotka in a sklnnv. fou• ·~ loty btuh.h ng birthday. 6.10 Sp..n'ts 5 ·00 In Nrneteenth atroet on the Eu ~ t S tdl' and llltcly A hlrlhrl1) <'like. baltr-d by hrs 6~15 John Daly Ia one ot the world'!! nlo$1t <'t'lt:'bruted ta xrdennrnnlhe1· and dec01 atf'd by his 6·00 6 :Bl DlsneyJant:l l~ta C'edalnly he seems to bf' Ant e ll ( a'~ large-s t, Aunt. Mrs f'rances Hawklnfl, lt'~ 7-30 Navy tog from the standpoint of volurne of bulllni"ss 8:00 Oat~ and Hllnift Abotd a11lmal.t Oucelone handle~, tans, stuff'11 nnd olhet'Y.'Ilo~e deale "ream. bot dogs and koolaid were 8 30 Furd Theatre aud tfU!/. in near\y a thouBIUlel animal sk1n s pet annum, servl! d to thtrty-scven guests. "ll Ia ,an art," u.ys the amiable Dominick who • 8 ' 00 ' Wed. Ni.ht Flo !do broke Into tht buaine•s e,rl,y In the cenhuy with Prot " Gf'Or~e H C.ommunhy 9:00 Storck abd, at 18, took otllt Bton:k'• bualnu, "It 11sC's evl'ry tool To Begin Tomorrow 9:45 Feature Theatre you can lma.glne-dl'll!a, punehN, kntvea, neetlles. vises, hummers, 10100 Fusl oC the Communrty Concert.a 11:00 News and WM11ter welde1i, toottl scrapers. No fnatter how long yoll \\olk , ;\'Oil alway~; '11'.00 have sontethlnr to learn In the whole counll'Y thtHe tlre only ~G •s slated to bP held Thursday evemng nt Wrnhln~lon School Audit- l 11:15 Myatery Theatre ual huddermtsts. All the othera are amnteuJ s." 1l :10 I • 1 • • • onm 1n Galllpohs, aetordlng an-~ 11 :lO SpmU l NOW A MAN IN IUS ~ftES, Guccione has a fascinating main nouneemfn!l made today. ·" ll:lli workroom, on the top ftoOl'J Lonl' and narrow, il'tr run of ammals' "The Concert Men" will re1ture 11 :111 M:ystrey Tht:atre ' heads, trunka, f'<llla of du~k 'loth (they use It In backing skin rugs •• 1f'n m~>n who sing and ehtertain 12·lll Sign Ott \ ]2•111 boxea, b&rr.ta, FUi'!J, fully 1moqnted beasts, rt a/ Like a ga~·age mechanic who haa boxea labeled "washers" or "t~parkplugs" Gl!ccione 11 &urrountled by barrel• with such fascinating h1btls as ''jaguar placea," "11on feet," ''l60pal'd: heads" and so on. 1 Rou.ghly, Qucdone and company work this way they get a skin X 'TEL.L YOU .. (uaualfy rrom a trading company) and, If a. con1plete anl mul 1s OUR ECONOMY<$ ALL des1ted, they btgln by making a full-.acale mod el In the posrt 10 n ~">'EE/,.. PI<ICI! required Iron I'Oda are bcmet, jute and plnster lit"e flesh The skin SPIQ4L IS FA>ITAS'TIC.' Is tanned- then wrapped around th.e model and cardLtl w ork 1~ ~~~ COST OF LIVING IS begun on the heaCI, 10 that the expression Ia correctly ller.•e or Btt>t>NO COM~! '.. hlmalcal Ol' docile, a11 the cue may be. 'Toi:I4YS COLL.4R ISN'T A good deal of the trme, the beaat'a head atl\1 hB!I Ita own teeth ~ A 1940 'II>Q·BI'T If not. Qucoloae and company can fashion falle ones from celluloi<J PIECE/ EM!R'>"'t-llNG'& beet bone, etc. Jl:yea ore raaa.r. Th.e tongue euatomar!ly Ia wax 01 'WAY OU'T OF PA:>eompo.IUOn. When It Ia UllfOugh, Guccione will charge a varylnJ POICTION/1 acale of prtctt--IOiflethlnJ Jll:e $300 for, lillY, a modl'!shnzed looparr.l. I I "' - .... ,..._ Ill ...... · I:' dlaiiiOII rallo. Oblbtlrloo word. Jll'hl l•hed .t 1 eeat 7~(1o 'f'latt & Scruggs ' '7·3011-' Crunr-li and {}log · · "· 8 00' Peop1e'!' ' Cbolce- • · ~ux 8-18-ll Cull Of TlloW •d llpeeW No- tum For{!ign' lr.&tript \ 1.2 00 Tonri'bt AUXILIAflY PLAN! PARTY Thr· Au~ ltarv of t h e Feeney- l •·:00 Sign Off _---,:-::--=::=----::--1-2-00 T-on-Ig-ht_ _ _ _ __ Benn ett Post, No 128, American r• Legwn, wrll h<~V (' a Halloween par· ty for th etr nwmhers Friday at lhe Ll't.Unn Hall Fourth A\•tmue WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Captan. K1lu.garoo 8,00 Sign 0.. 9.00 Gan')' Moore GONE FISHING 8:00 &·30 Aft·h ur GodfreJ Herl:'!rt Chambers, retirifd Mid0:00 'JO.rry Moore dl@port bulinessman, l.tt "TuMday 10 30 Slrib U Rii!h 9:30 Art.hU< Goci~M, for Long Bottom where h• will 10,30 SlrilteitRLcfl vis:it at th• ttome of Mrs. Gernet ll :OO VaJtant Lady '11:00 Va.Uant Lady Ht>nsle-y, wttile- enjoylntr his flfty- 11: t5 Lov~ of Llfe 11 ·15 Love of Life lf't"oncl •nnu•l fishing trip in that 11•30 Search lor Tomoltow o~re ... 11•30 ~arch for Tomorro• Guidin!! Ught 1145 Guiding Light 12:00 Ray Milland Show CHURCH CLASS MEETING 12:00 Ray Mtlland Sbow 12:30 ~ ~ The Worlrf 'furi:lil The \\'rllln~ Wotk!'rs class of 1;00 Ou,._Miss Bruks 12:30 As The World 'I'unll lht• Fn1t'l(lll~e EUH diUrt·h wJil nwt•l nt lh~" Phurch Thmsda,. at J-30 huusep:~rty 1.00 Our Mtas Brooks 7 ~IJ pm 1 h e ll allowecn party I 30 Housep.,ty 2.00 Tbe Big Flyolf sdwd ut,•.l fut' th1s m\.'elrn g ha ~ 2 00 Big Payoff 2.30 Bob Crosbf Sbn bN 11 ('<llltt'lc d. 2·30 Bob Crosby 3 Brighter 47 ------3·HI Secret Storm 300 Brlghtn- Day HAllOWEEN ~ARTY 3-30 Edgo of NTebl 3•15 Secret Storm The Pt• nu·l l'la:,!l rtf the PomerO)o 4•00 Katie's ltitcbea 3 30 Edge of Night Baptrst church and their famtlre ~ PlOJI ><.J'ftW pal 1nltd SOVJ Katie's Kitchen 4.00 ~ill meet m n,e c hurch base ment, 4:30 The Early Show ' Saturriay October 20 Ior a mask· 411\) Es.\"J~ Show 6.00 Art' Unldetter 1: 'fhe ed UalloweE•n pal t~ Members are 5 55 J.P~ 'Pbtfl ·mid•1f<ll,r Ford 6.11 Douglas Edward!! rcqu es lf'fi t tl l.1ke sa ndwhrc hes ~r 6.00 Dra'rv Wl!h Me 8 30 Sst. Preston YuPII ('Oill.cte ~ 7:00 Bob Cummings Sho• 8 15 nougJ~U. Edwa~ds 7·30 Climax 6.30 Pro FootbaU Hlghhght. CENRAL P 1 A GROUP5 8:30 P{ayhouse 90. A m<•ctiiJ g ul e~ll {'OIIlmrttees for '7:00 Arthur Godfrey IO·oo Esro R~porter the lentr.1l Sc hool HallowePn 8:00 The Millionaire 10:15 Spm1s Parade pa1ty and the room mothers has 8:30 I've G6~ A Secret bct•n ralled h\o Mr-s I>onley Reibel" 9.00 20th Century Fox Hour 10:25 Weatherman prcsrd(•nt fo1 - tomght at 7 3CI. :1.1 10:00 Your EssO Reporter 1h~> srhonl Olhrr mC'mbers of the Spurts Parade 10 30 Palace Playhouse PTA ar £' welcome. 10:23 Weatherman to so Carldldates and lssui"S '1.00 Newe APPLE BUTTER PROJECT 111:00 N""" 11 05 'Utae !.ate Sh.ow Th .. Womr'n of the Rock Springs 11:0!1 Tbe L&te Show ctlmmunrlf wrll make apple butter Sign Of( Pr~er ItO· i4i..~:M~n,~~u """'edJolobr- 8 ·45 Ne,.,s Carava.1 I.IJII ..... ,...., Ill -r~otias News Picture 10 f121c rata or I fltDtl per wotcl wtll bo chirp! lor odvorttolnill aot ONE FOUR ROOll lllld I 11.. ... ld for bef«"e the 2Mb. o1 eacb room apartmeD.ta, 8 room dwelllllOIJth foUowloqj lnsortlao. ln~Jn~wly deeonted Inside and ou Kuat be aeea. to be appreIDMY~dN elated- 8 ••d 6 Tbo Diu, b....u~e~ Botb witbta· II min, walt Sel1llnot wtll aot be - l b t e lor more data oae laeorrtt,i 1D- of Court Hollie. A. N Beoa:et, Pomerey, ~tww fi :OO Aunt Dru i C'hurll'S Longe netf r the aCC'Ident vrf'trm u£ Sept 18 Is get~ln g along mrely rn !he hosprtal Ht• rna~ be d.scharged thrs we ek lo come t o his home at surcess Th(• trartor on which he was "orkmg turnP<l over backward !•11 hrm crushing hl s shoulder and caus mg a compound fracture of Ius upper arm He lo.; cmplo} i'!l h} /foli:!nman & S(1n at Clr· c lcvr ll c• Mr ~ nd i\l! s .Jack Conroy, RtH' li nd ,J:\tktc, Colrrmbus VISLINl h t•r p;u c n t~ Mr and ~rs Mayn Hr d [l.:~hr a nd h1s motbrr, Mrs A! rce Dorhon Mt :; Uodsnn uc(Om pan rt d lhcm lru rne -· ........ ...- Mlddtoport. 1'1111 Little ·Mar.t~e 6·00 :'\of}' 7. 00 Mayor of the Towlt sus.ie NEW CITIZEN 8 00 Kraft Theiltre The Rev Gene Hannan Ramsey g 00 Ttn!l ts Your Life and Mrs Ramsey haVI' ' annount•cd -J 30 Twenty-ODe --Ji.e'k Batrt thr bn l h of a dau~hler, Donn& IU 00 Politrcal Telecast ft'an, at Huntrngtnn th ls month to·:!!J Faot•ber Knoltl BeSt They <.r: ,o h r. vf' u son Dlnny Granrl pan•nts arc Mr. and. M1'll llarry II 00 News Headlin~ H<mt'f'.\' Jluntmgton a n d Mrs 11•15 Woothereast \\ ,r ltl'r' Rllrlll'\', M•9dlt' port , r s a IJJ·20 Pr'es~ Boz gu· a1 ,1\lnl ol tht• baby D. 30 Foretrn b:ltngne THE RIDGE-KENO MY Hong Kong Oashes Bring Death To M soaETY GAJIAGI!B, 170 llulborrJ Ave., Pomoroy. con 111~. to 10 e1c ,... On 7:00 Today 900 i:;o(fee Tun~ 1000 H ~ I'!U!' , JIM rr.c Tac JJough \] ,~I I : · rould bP you ]2·00 l'anwn'• Sturly 12 •30 Current 1.30 Tennessee Ernie 200 Matlnee Theatre 300 Queen For A D011 H5 MOde"'\ Rflmaqcea .. ' 4<Hl r.oft'II:U:;.r Time -l,::o NEW RAVEN lor real 10 n 14tp J27 Butttraut A'Vt, ...... .... ~h.u fl Little Margit 4 30 11 SO f>m·t rc•rdt•nls, 11nd 1\.11' nnrl Mrs, · Srgn On SALE of the Mrddlcport S ! 1 Ul PI,.) World War II. They are polnted to no more than 78 people 1n Po,rnero~ • A switch of 78 people from ·•no" lo "yes" on the tax levi' question to finance sanitary sewers and a disposal plant would have meant approvallan-November. We believe it quite possible there wilt be 78 persons thio year who, when given the facts of life about this sewer and disposal plant question, will change their votes. To put It bluntly, the State of Ohio- together w1lh all oth· er states bordering the Ohio river-js going to clean up the river The General Assembly has passed Jaws , and it has .added sharp teeth to them, making it necessary th1s be done. Nobody is going to stnp the State of Ohio It's going to cost money, plenty of it. P.nd if I he people of Pomeroy don't get started at the job, they actually could wake up of .a morning and learn their mayor and coune1lmcn are in county Jail. This sounds far fptched, and it shouldn't happen here, but It could. Here are the facts about the levy: ' You will be asked to vote "yes" on a tax levy railing lor 3 With Rober: Ruark mills over a period or 25 years l.ONOON - r IHH't> just seen a But )OU will he !>ee1ng qulte a This millage will raise an eotimated $180,000 which Is strictly a do)Vn payment on the needed sewers and disposal 1IIm ca llrd "Smrle}," a story of ll lot or YOllhf Master Cohn Peter· smal! boy rn the Austr ahan out· son wbo b possibrhty the be11l plant. Total estimated cost Is $700,000 for Pomeroy The hill- back , a hoy who is capthrated by whl&.e hope rn ttte Juv emle leagur ance of the money, fortunately, may be raised from mortgage the &del\ of nw nrng a hlcyt' \e, ' dc- smce Coog::rn played With Chnplm revenue bonds repaid through assessments on sewc1 usage. liVe);('tl to Iu s door," for approx• - when I wu !I boy If I were remllking Tom Sawyer or Huck Finn . I There are definite and clear advantages in raising the big- matt'ly $10 know who l'l1 hiH', Australian arger part or the money rrom revenue assessment bonds One It i ~ all ngc th.rr an Pntranrrn,;: cen ! and all . is that revenue bonds, because 'they are based on property as- picture ~t•m ! ni$CCnt or lhc best of Unl~ss, or course hy this tune st!saments rather than tax levles, carry a lower rate of inter- Jackrl' Cungn n, Margarrt O'Bl'll!O v.e ha\c a han :~~urnst Injun ./ o(' est Su<'h bonds are a more sound investment tn the bond buy. and the P.1rl~ Shi r ley Temple, rn - as parer! lo the !tn t:' print whir h er. This could result In the sav)ngs ol many thousand s of dol- sofar ll!i th (' 1 ding ability of a ban.~ · crrnws agrjJnst the Ia\\" fretkled moppl't .1amcd Colin Pc- whtch !WUn Q a touch redund ant, lars to Pomeroy over the years to come . ten;on irs concr r nN! at tlw t Here are some further facts about this proposition that Straw·halrl'd Pder.~ on literally should register wlth some or you. (Cop}rlglrt. 1956, b~ Un ited l'!•a fell into fam e. hecanse h ~> was Property owners on Breezy Heights, Lincoln Heights, in 'pH•ke<l off r' Bri sblln c Auo.;tralia, tul'e S} ndmatc , In(' ) Kerr'• Run and upper Spring Ave., just to name some of street by Produr•er Anlh nuy Kim· them, db n;.have seware sem~ now ' They probably" never mins whll a(' l\llllly had to run him NEW AiR.IVAl ~n will, until mandat..,....nltary sewers are put i1L How can dowd'. J sniffleci ~ hit nn d l:ur~h ed qurtf:' Mr Dnd ~ 11 s Weslr) I<~ W .n·d these peopl vote against the tax levy? a lnl wlwn I su w !h1• [l\('\urr· and (W rlrnrr 1'1 i!'l' l, Dayton, are an· Another is that every year action is put orr, costs you rPal thou~ht t hat fur<~lly Amrrl t H n O\l tl('I ,J); th(• hrrth uf a si:or pound dough would b,, IH• tl m~ a r hant'l' to ~(·(' eleven oun(e daughter, Cath~ Mn· Six years ago when the storm sewer system was insta.Jied, somet!ung cum pa r nbll' ;.av llJ rl!' on Oct 10 ThP)' aho have a plans for the sanitary system now bemg voted on, called for ' The Ycarl1ng," "Natrona! Vc!vl't ' ~;on, Rlrh al'd, 5 yea1·s old Hranrlan estimated expenditure of $450,000. This year the tab is and the M.rr gart>t O'Hrh·n i'nrly p,m.'nts nw Mr. and Mrs Ed Mldd1eon!! whost nanu• completel y l••a\'l'S P r rce, CJ ~ ,tJand , fornH'r $700,000. - 6 58 2 f'rl Busin.:<;s ;~ n d Pro r e~3 lona] '\\ :)nwn s flub a:e lo ta ke th€'l.r con 11 !>utr cn~ for the Ruwnlage Salt' to the Pr alt bu rlrllng <'orner (,f North SC<"ond and Coal S1reP1, thrs ev f'n ng for markmg The Sale w ,ll lw lw!1l F rJdav and S.Jturd'!lv an•! 1 1 ~ 1k•· s~IL' V:111 a bo he h~lrl on - ====~~~~~~ - ~~ These words to follow a•re almed like ConPnando RUMMA~E ThC' memhe , Around ! GUIO·E· l'IIRIIIIIIIED t10011A ' ....u._. lll<dmam oborp eo..Tbe Amertran Le•loa. Aulllpor won1 lor lbno bry met Monda)' at tbe tl•t 6alertiou. 8 ROOII, PUR!fiSIIBD opmmool, Le&lon Hall. Plant were- made ~ae DWJth tor Zl enta utWt!ea paid. 358 Nortb 4tb St. tor eleven memben to attend WEDNESDAY II) 1 ANT l_per_.,_.,. .... ADS WSAZ-TV Channel3 I ss 0 00 '::off~ Time !0 00 t om\ 1\00 TJc Tac Dough LaiL(lOtl Wu r.onllui, $2.50; ODI m0111tit. $1. :. I Lac., Ave., Hew Yort: CitJ, 1£, N Y. Sublcrtptln rata: DeUv~ry bl' earner wbf!rt s· t~UabJe 30 ~"" ,.. weft: oae )'tar ia actruca at Tbe Dill)' ioetntnel office. Sl' 60; AI moatJv.. S7 .8U; tbree mouths, f3 80. By &lotor route wben IYaUahJe· one tbcath, $1. 81 mail ODe )'ear $8; &U .IDOO!.bs, $4 ~. ,. ' OB SE R'VI!S BIRTHDAY A ul• ('Cl!."bra1f'd hrs rifth h. rt iH'ay :l.l c:ndon at the artern oon ~t> ssw n nf lhl' MrddlE"pon K!nrlt'j · gar ll'll l!ts mothf'r, Mrs Wdham Au lt 5nd aunt M ls Gene Dod .. nn "''It' as~r , lt'd by tht' teat'hl'r tn ser v r n ~ <1.1p r· rJ:ir•$ ]('(' ('ream and f<J • or, l u rh c <hildrl'n Gu<·sts at ' h" panv writ' [)mnJs' cous us. DH .. I anil l';mwl.1 D,;dscn. TI-lE WIJT.E/2. hbU1~ llllo'ei'J tften!llboe • I ..,. . ~ tElaYISION . DSVOTED TD INQitiSTt OP MIIGI---IL.AN UIA Ml • 'II , The Daily Sentinel - • 990 OnYourDhil There appears to be a grow· ina: tendency toward adYerti.J. lni seemmgi.J low bargam pnces by cerlam radio, television, and door-to-door saiP.amen. The products they s~ll are usually made by a manufacturer unknown to you, ur newcomel's to drug manllfacl- urmg. Before buying sueh mcdiicmes Gr vttarmns, make cllt'· tairl these magmracent promi ises are true Only a pharmacy is licensed , a n d regular· ly state rnlipccled, to protect .' Usually the prices we for comparabl~ quahty cii;1•• YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 9 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE • Pick up prescription 1£ shopping near us A great many people rntru~t ut; with the responsJbdrty of filling their presCrrptrons May we comPound ynur~f' }OUI' • SWISHER-- LOHSE ---'.. . . PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS •Quotahon bv Thenrlore PBl'ker ~ (1810-1880) Copyri&ht 1956 (0W4) A-dd new beauty ap,d conven~ _ ·to your kitchen-!_. . Install a m~ern built-in gas ran-ge with the sensational new hurner with a brain Brand new home? Smart new kitchen? Neither is complete without the modem beauty Gf a fle:rible built-in gaa range! Fita into youi' plane with ~~mazin~ ease. The built-in oven goes ri£hl; in tbe,wall, w1ttt controla at oonVen..cnt. eye-level. 'lbe range-top fiis into any countertop, puts surra.r:c bJ.; nei'S euctly where you want them. The burner witb a brain ia fo!al.urod in gas buiit-ins, too. This thermoetatically-rontrolled top humer turns ihll dame up or down autDmatically to r!l.!llll,t in whatever eoo1cing temneratqre you set on the dial. Foods Ymn 'L bt:rn, s.corch, stick or'ball over. And you can eet the dial at "!lf'r\'ir "'- \' "a:-:u'' eo foods stay hot for an hour or more - without oven:ookw. g! EaaytolnstaiTwH~ r.a c . . ~ · · - -• · - ·:-~tonal You•u Grid a built -in. IJ8fl raup fits any standard 'cabinet you c::boot;e. You can 8elect. a beautifUl built-in tJ1at's perfect for your own plan and prior. And """""'""' , , • /lomt cooking il lhe finnt cookin(l , Get a gas built-in! Visit your Gas company office for information on where ro buy built-in GAS appliances. - • �• . - ----- ' ··-- -; I • ' • • 4---l)olly Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oet. 17, 19M --.-. Jackets,Pan-thers -• ~ Face Crucial Tests On Friday Nite season gOt·~ ,r · ~· ,. 1H• fm al halt of 11.1 the uthc•- Allt' n fn .and Wilson play. ' Sn~· dl'r w ill be a! the guards wit h PomPror 1r1il h e meeting a n ' Fox wt•tghinl 156 an.1 St1;.'dt•r 155 A tht! n.<; H;!l !th~ t·'eH· n th:tt p1 c-1 B g I~ p nund R•J!:a Hd ~'w;. rt wli l bably h:IS bN'I,· th~· 3Urp r i,p Q.f t h<' b1· lll {'t:O[tcl '. ]f'ague ,on thr local Held. ""h:k> CO&( h Ali!X Cilu has bt>en hm.l t he 'l: dl dw ,J ac k r t ~ tangle Wtl h .... n h •~ 01, enae D 11 1 ... at wot k a 11 we..,& !l . b G II 1. 1 ,.1 . 1 t e ;: P ': ~ · a. "'" s ... em- and it 1;:; llktlv that Pornetoy will orlal flt'ld 111 l' " ' 11 1l 0 1~. fill th~ alt with more paaset Frl· In A!hf'ns tht• l' ln t ht> r~ will heo day night than th~y haYe tos~ed run ning t· o ;u:a;mt :1 l t•am that ~ ~ all !ieuon. Tht Pomeroy runnmg n ot tno h 1~ htl! nlenty f1111t and &ttaek hun't ben able to move <l•· t •·p ' IVI'. 'I kl · l~nli dog~ havt' wins hecause or the latk of an overor• 1- ( 'nt l"u r; ,..1·nl Rt-· !;>n• ia non head eame and Cilo will try to k ag u(' nf:·~~.·. ·.v)d t• 1n l••ag11e ac- cpe n up th~ deferue with an aerial lion l br>, I.-' ', .!ac~:;r n 23-6 and game . to ~ .. ls•m\;1: :~7. h .lt wrn over Callipoh> la·t l~•iday b ~· a 19-6 Down at Middleport coacta Ch11r· scorr . l'rJal h• d hv 1; l'i1 r ge Rc i'4er lie McDonald w a s well pleased tht• Uul 1d c,-·; 11 ,,. ;, "T " fr,r mahon , with the performance or hll team and hu n• .. n·kr:u1 hall c-l ul:t. in the aecond half against Wellston ln T orn Wiol tlot•s, il lt•ft handel! but Charlie stili is lOoking ror that passrr, thr ~nll tl n g s haVI:' onl' of scoring punch tha! has bt'en lack· the abh".>l Lo·lr l gl' ll N:I h• m th e ing. Four ti met~ in t h e sec::Ond ll•a gut\ 11 nd \\' 1rldoes i~ n ' t a bad half the .lackl'ts pt"lllrated inside half the Jacketl p~nelrated imide pa ~sn. H• t· ,,,. hus lots of SJ>ved in his but'k fif' ld with 175 pound not once could they score. Jack {; <~:• k i n s :.t on e h.aU, and 160 Against Gallipoli-s 1 h e Jackl.'tS puund Max Sr hwarzt"lal the other. will be rneetinl{ a team that proLarry Hawk at fu.Jiback and well;h- bably will bl' on the rebound. 1'he ing 16!i pounds 11:1 probably the Devil• .. admittedly played •their poore•t t•ml! of the seuon la<~t Frida)' aJalnst Athenll, and CDBch WE Clarence Thomptlon was ve1-y much disappointed in their performance. The Devlla h:~v~: lost to Oak Hill, A Pt. Pleatant and Athens, held fav · ored Nt-ltonville to a tle , and woo COMPLETE over Wellaton 38·24 ~n a 1 r e ·e UNF. OF scorlna battle. Hove 'm FOOTBAllS ltlllph Guglielmi Model $3.95 UP For The l.IUle Fellow PEEWEE · · · · · · · · 39c Pogo Sticks ,I $5,95 • 21" DOLL · - $6.98 Slt11 - KneeJs - Cr011ses Le11 - Crawls - All Vln· yl wiU, Rooled llnlr- Curl &Comblt. Sfart Your Christmas Lay-Away Shoppln~ Now For Cho~ce Merehandlse THE SPORTS CENTER /NO- i/lllfE U..tS.AM,4rEtJR CIOLF • CHAMP. :Roger- Chauncey ·Is Regular On Mountaineer ll ·· ' ,..4l>'li"S tllt"twrrtJN /¥MAMI AN AMA'f11UR All&> '1"1W FOR A RI"CO!tt:> 11/IRt:> INA ROW NI?HS I'A11/I!R~ WIIO'~l ~ ,ofMV to•r YOIJHG ~7"AIIS ·ro 11/e PROS. lf;l M/111~ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE bg. U. S. Pat. Off, &y JACK CUDDY NnltN Prell Spc:~rts Wr!tf!r NEW YORK UP - M!•l T1wlell, I -- - - - 'W~eba.bl~ FLANNEL SLACKS tough co~kiea durlna; hi;~ own r-.-1~1. Caretr chuekled aa h e rt•cn lled hw tbe Glanb were crit iciwl when they draft.ed Trlplclt ln 1955. "A lotte paople said, 'Tb!'re t.\JI~y go . picking some unheard o r guy,' " he explained. "Or courst>, a lot of fullbacks more famou s tllan Triplett were still ovll ilubtin t.11e draft to us but this fcllow reall,. Wll well known in pro circles and would have been dr-afted bf tomebody elte, We had seen fPilll of tvery pme he played ror Toledo ln 1084, ~o -we kn~ what we were ~~ttinJ." • 'l'l'lplel\ Wbo majored in sodOIOIY plaYed tootbah and wrkt•d eirbt' hpul'\ a night w h I I e at Toletdo and ttlrred in the 19.55 Collefe l AU-star ilame bllt nl'vcr did ilet uatnebd "Uh the Giun!s Oklahoma Sooners .... Far In The Lead In Total Offense DOt ••• fOll - acnr ,_.....,,..._1... _..,. ~hi'- -lllullr-.. .\ th• To• lawrew WM4 ellltl, ........... o.Joo .............. \ IJ9ht. • ..._ u& lull ~ J~t~ator 11MI 4 k1o 13. tr~ waist . . . 25 lo3a. $6.95 TO $11.95 · No t cum b close to Oklah001a " That was vt!'ry dH !Hnt'Pr1inR," the coach roncl'ded. " I h p l tall· in on ('f!an in run nerup v o!t h. ~t huse figuresspot>; but arc the in!o[ fellows uround thl' leu~,tu~ · lww 1't·nnessf'e , with a 39.7 scoring I h is guy cnn run righ t oVI' r jn'oplf mto, To•x" Ch.-i>lioo . with a <43.7 but the y la ughed ut. rn l'. ThllJ told yar d total o \'fl · n ~.t· averag(>, n n d me I Wlli rPXII!H:erating his plt\,<.."1' Obi o State, with o 333.3 JP'OUnd at· "Wi!ll, no'.f t"V \ti'YbOd~· ca n ~ee lack av\:rilge . this guy who just takes ol r and 'l'he Soonl'r9 ~<rr tar in front in keeps going. It requir e .~ ·l l' l'rifl( eve•·y phase of offtn ~e- eXCt'pt forpower to I'\Jn ove r a 2ti0 JH)Und Wlll'd !)<~~ s in,l.l . a lf"rhnique they \Q(·klr but this Quy cnn llo it " seld om ~111plny and apparently Howell ('huckl cd 111Jain. one th<'v tlon't n!'<.'d. " li e tell ~ me he's gut a fiUle Wa.~ hmg lon Stale Jed in forward bl'(lllre r In a Toledo hi gh M·haol pa:isin g offense with 951 yards. whu 111akt's h.im louk Ilk(• a t-.rokcn fi !•ld runner," h (' s:d d. " ! jll.!lt h.oJH' I'm nround lon g t•n ough to S l ' l ' that!'' FRIDAY '& SAT ·' - OCT. 19 ANNIVERSARY SALE DRESS PRINTS ANNIVERSARY SALE la.es' Fancy Imported H'-h Quality Place~~ Neck Scarfs Remnants l'abrle Values Up To 79e Yard 'AI to 1 Yard Pes. 1 $69.95 Volu• A tift fM- ell. .... _ ....... .ct. , ............. ....,. .......... .... ,· ..,.................... ..... ' ··~~~--·-~ ~ \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1111 . . . . . . . . I I;CI'IW ......... MATERIALS1 1NCORPORATED ID The H~ 01 M110n \ $1 with makhing ,.,.inrlow rortail!.s. Compl.tte 11et only - Extra Goodi18X26'' Flllher PIUows $1 FULL-REb PLASTIC pr. 44c TOP FASHIONS FROM ·FAMOUS MAKER BUDGET PRIC~D Regular $1 Plastic lJretty wash ('olton tops for every skirt! Tailored drUlly styles! col~n. Sids 32 $t Perky styl~ ia wide •ortmtnt ol J.oribl.s, tel!. Fancy styles aletves. Sl!eii 32 to 40. Pall Colill'fl, Serviceable Medium Size ~~!ht;~n ~~h. wbite A!IOibor ten-lllo - · of fUll. ions tor misses and women! Prill.tl 110); id ·colors, doll, atrlpee; "7 everyibin11 Sllm~laed or fio.-..ldrledl llr- ·l!f· SALE tbe IIW<!eteat moodal Slw Nil, 10-2111. . Block Upper Red Sale · 14\1 to M\1. TOWEl EMDS ., cannon Brand, Reidy to Use, 100'~ U•es Florai-Eni!Deled Molal Big, generous size turklih tow WastePaper e1 endt, and already hemme( they'll be a ~~l-out, s1 corhe early and jet )'hur abare too _ 1' f'tlday. I ea. BASKETS $5.98 ladles·Broadclolh Mints' English-Rill HAL.f SI.IPS ANKLETS SOc 25c ae. 33c, Raincoats $1.00· ileplar ) y WORK SHIRTS lfll•~ ~~~-nklet; nylon re.. purene me-rcer· wear. While QUILT $1.29 blue thain• M"' to R. om 794t Full 'tlle 81116. WORk WORK SOCKS GLOVIs .' . -. Vert ohoorbeat 19t: 25.: I.Balalor..d comfortable! ..-... "d Wtllen's VInyl Plistlc: COME 1M-filL out AFREE WSITORS CARD Prldl)'" Sotnrdlly-Od. ltl: 18-YOU MAY:WIN ... or Boy's 21h to MINes and Woaea! Hemmed Turkish Bel Air 4 Door Sedln Fally Equipped with Air CondiUonhlg--Power Rnl<tt - · 'rower Steerllo1-Powerlll4e Tnaomloslon - Rodlo-Heoter-AIId MIDy Other ltelllt , Gym Shoes $4.98 gym or basket· Heavy moul!Jed Newwt ll1!el tor J.Wllft, LARGE v-1 PUMPS $199 $3.99 GROUP 2 ea. so.: A1TRACTIVEI NEW Black or White Moulded Sales ONCE AYeAR FASHIOM VAlliS· CWTCH BAGS J ·Rt:GULAR SIZES •111e. ANNIVERSARY SAl.E 39c PajGPnas. A terrifiC! variety ol Mrd ·~; in important cotto~~ · "-Y ., and novelty fabrlts. · • tt·Wb:'t m · tion tbe maker'• nam•, t ta& weah a flmolls label. l ·' Suedene Flat WOllEN'S WARM OUTING FLANNEL GROUP l ea.25¢ SLIPS Z5t 'PLAINS--FANCIE!l Big, Thirsty, oox•o Size Plaid Patterns f Undies ·. MATTittSS COVERS · · · · · · · $1.39 DRESS SALE !' Fine Gauge Rayon Blouses. TURKISH TOWElS Lace Trimmed Nylon Tricot $1 .\NNIVERSARY GROUP LADIES' COTTON Big 20x40 Plaid · LADIES' lOws at $3.99 ____ lump-free, and non-allergic! ~nforized muslin zipp'er cover is removable for easy wa&hmgl Buy all yoU need- Save! flldt ...... . . . and ZUSPAN HARDWARE PlattlcShow... Cllrilhlo, lxl ft. LOOK AT fHIS VALUE! Non.--sag, solid fOam Latn pll~ Slzesl0-!8,lf'4-24~ ·- SALES TAX INQUDED nni, lKINSE and STATE muslin THESE VALUI$ FOAM RUBBER PilLOWS ZIPPERED PLASTIC PILLOW COVERS - REVOLUTIONARY 1957 'or DehiJ:e Eqlllpmeal. quaUty. '-32-eount ZIPPER CLOSURE keeps mattrcs& fresh, sanitary . Heavy gauge plaslic for long wr.ar • Nolhlnl To Buy o No Slllgono To Wtlle • No Obllgalkoft m·-.. . - . . . . OIASE 9c SALE ~NNIVERSARY pad 'wlth stretch· on cover. COMPARE $1.39 NEW 1"957 CHEV-ROLET ALL·ALIMIIUM COMIIIAtiOI · StoiM-SCIIII 1001 • Speeial purC!hase heavy flannel plaid Sport Shirts· are worth up to $1.99. They are well made and . full cut. SJtes: Small, medium and large ' ~llilt sheeli .. BI~ anewy wUe. PILLOW' CAsES kt •teh SPORT SHIRTS • ' ...k . . . . . . . . . . . . .. lllddloport 361nch Fast Color clal ,\'IJU:e. _ · Heotlng and Air Conditianing lit Buy several at this .low price. miss this bji Anniversary Coleman ~Mal Big size, 221:44, fancy plaid rae with C!onttaBtlni: borders. ImpOrted, wioluoblo!.o Plaid Flannel SEEthe ALL AND SA¥11 ' Pollleray, Ohio . EACH · · · ·· · · MEN'S HEAVY QUALITY I $1 Smooth fitting , seo!"f'h.- 4ft ea. ANNIVERSARY SALE · ' 1st Wuliable COlor· lie<- 79< Volnet Generouo Sb:o Brtght Colors Genereu& Site Imported Pad" Cover BOTII for STOCk Ul' NOW! Plaid Rag Rugs Heavy cotton Sweat ShirU, fleece comfortablt for wotk or Sports wear. Sm•~l; MediUm and I..arae. Be a· r Harold Chase, mgr. 22x44 ~te lm,orted 99c ll'tlllbl« - '$1'4 ANNIVERSARY SAtE Sweat Shirts $1 FUll SIZE· tb99 Fanl!y cordUJ:OY houae sUppen. · style with aoit padded 1olea. Qolon: Hcli· otroPe, Pink or lilue• Sizel4 to 8. Men's Heavr Cotton yd.~9· Jackets too-lively colors. • STRETCH HOSE Fine seledion of new FaH patterns. Bull 36 inches wide, and fad to wa!lhinr. LINED ZIPPER I.Aat111, spuM, broeadn, tape~try; solids, ANNIVERSARY SALE New Patterns, Best Colors Z9e Quallly Men's Grey Covert FiiDor TMa Polio,.. Reg.$UB Values 20 three big Buys! Silt Fine quality plastic --.-~·-----·..-: in the be11t colors for . Heating Syatemi" 81:1 US FOR ' SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 1~ Size Head 5carh Flee<eLined COIIIforilble Slzeo S•M·L ATHENS, 0 U.P Ohio University opens its ba!!kelball practice wilh sn·en lettermen among candidalcs rltpeetcd at the first In rarkerSbur1. sess ion Monday . Mr... Gertrude Frank, NelionIJ'hree 11enlors, four juolora and ville , he·s been visiting Mr. IDd five ~ophomores will be ameac Mrs. J. S. Bailey and Mr. and Mrt. the 12 top contenders tor team Marion Wo~. berths. YOUR -~1" La~e Ladies' Fine Nylon 15 Denier, 60 Gauge Sheer • AY · bldiU' l' ' . ANNIVEJISARY SALE · Bobcat Cagers Practice Gets Underway At OU PERSONAL NOTES Mr. M. H. Allen, Ath l' ns, 'W'U n rer rnt overnight guest o( Yr. anrl Mrs. Clayton Allen. Mrs. Franklin Hoffman apeat • few day• with her paretll, Mr. and Mrll . Sinclair, Sum11er. Mn. Delmar Baum spent a day . ANNIVERSARY S~LE 50.: • STORE . '. INSTAll If \'Oillll&l -• These fine cotton Tee"' Shirb WGUid usually sell for $1. clal for our Anniversary only at this tow price. Middleport Department \ Dtpedoble s1n.. 18'77' · "li'al~ Colors, Pretty Styles Regular Sizes b" • OP -··; REMODELING~ .., o , ......J,.aub . . . . . . . ... TEE-SHIRTS . $12.95 ~ · ~w., Ladies' Knit Catton CHESTER 1tltMKING a.u•.,. H • ANNIVERSARY SALE SIZES6V1 TO 11 "Thot's hard to rate," Ho-wl'll sold. ' ·He's jullt about a~ powl'r· HARTFORD, Conn - B t I 1 y ful ns any other runner ['ve seen Lynch, 149, Hortfonl , Conn., stop. the Jut two yean~, 10 why nut let Mlll St. Middleport ped P'rederieo l1ummer, 139 1.~- It go at that. L~~,;,,,,,,_.:.,.,...l Ponama City 2 . Chuc:kl• At Crltlc:l•m - --·IJI)W'el) wbO' encountered some • was moved back to the second unit Ill! swlail shift mall. on offense 1.8 make way for Mt.ehael. K"" and Rusty Bowermatter are the 'Nu. 2 Wingmen. JohD 'Martin. 207 po~nd second Btfll)l rieht tackle, was shirte:d ta Mfcbl:erS vecated tockle spot with 209 pound sophomt~re Dirk SchafMrs. George Re-ed, lappa, spent ratb takin)'!; on lhe swing-shift ll!l• a few dllY1 wtth·'Mrs. Guy Smalley. siw:Dnumt at · tackle, aloll{C with Mrs. Elizalbeth 'Wickham, who l!l AI Crawford , 220·J)ouDd Canton makiDg her home with her dau· sophomore. J·hter, Mn. Buel Ridenour, and Mrs. Freda Miller, spent a fe~W Chuck Zawacki, wha began as d. ays at Mrs. Wiekbam'• home at a tackle and then was put at end- LEATHER BOOTS I'Oif "1"N/f 6:>/.l'llltl Fight Results to budtrelt• in yea.rel, RD MEN'S INSUlATED III".Xr" YIAI( the "'human bnm.b" the ~ew York Gianls .~et off in Suw.la J'S nalioal television victory over Uw Clevrland Bmwns, wa:• tabbed today as "one of .pro football ·~ futur e greats'• by Couch Jim Howell OfJie's gdl it 11\l," Howell en· thused over the 6-foot, l -i nch , 2HI· pound Triplett, who .scored six touchdowns in the Giant~ · fir st two gamee and t~round nut 91 yards in 19 ttle'!t in •diP. 21 -9 tru im£!4 nyl'r In the Jlne the ~vii~ save only the BrowM. '' He's got 1h;,o spPf:'d , rn:r ~ ir.e, hut Thompson has a hard the d•~termintllion and yt•u cun cha- r, ln M fu r-ward wall. Bob 8ate- say thi" for sun.• tbe power." nwn 11 nd Stun Hamilton will be at Ju<1t how much power dOt's the the l'ntli W!lh ,Jones rmd Fralt~ Y former TolerlQ Univer~i!y fullback at the ta ckles, Chuck Heabout Qlld have : Some cJCperts a •· e s11 ylng R o~ ·· 1· Tho ma·.1 111 the guards ant\ J11y Simm!-1 nt l'l' nter. Simma and he 's the most powerful runnt•r th·~ lkll lbout ml~~ed the Athem &a me Natinnal Football League ha.s heen ht•rnUJU! of Jn c• ligibHity, but wilt ~i nCCl B•·onko NliJUl'Skl. Murv l'OO · servallves experta lay hl•':i jn ~t the he !Jack in action thi' week. btst since Clevela11d's 238--puund M·arlon Motley was in h is pril'.llt- ·. :S!trtrellt. boon . Krlu ONlY THIS ONCE AYEAR EVENT COUlD BRING YOU SUCH FABUlOUS BAiGAINS! be-I;;W;;;•~·~t~S~h~ad~·~-~~~~~~i;g~~iiii;Ci:;":;:';::••;;":;;;;";;:::Profeuor ~~:~ · lilA~ .tloct> weekS. Fred felcl and Mrs. Delmar Bawn . A Henry a.&ver &pent . a clay wlth Halloween partr wa11 p]IDned for the OctOber meeti&il to be het4 Mn. N11ney .Baavtr iD. Mld~.,ort. , at tbe bonw of Mrs. Lawrence Smith with' Mra. Opba OFfutt at DSsistant. Ml'fl. Buel Ridenour and Mn. Guy Summerfield attended the· Regional meetinil of Garden cl11bs in Gallipolis Monday . Mr. and ~n. Waldo Beaver of Oklamomo City, Okla., and Mrs. FAMILY NIGHTS Naomi Stobart and daughter or 2 Adult Tickett Admit TruC!t Letart. vi&ited Mr. and Mn.. Hrn· Claudette Colbert 11' Beaver. Parry Jct.I:Uvaa , .-L Tbed croy spent a fe'Y days ,.,.HI Tl LADY"' witb his sister in Caldwell. {Superacope 'find 'helulicolor) Mr. an.d Mn. Low~ll Beaver and -alsodaulhter of Pafid~let'ort were re·.Kev_in McCarthi ECJ...I:It.lDMID cent Sltpper guests a! Mr. amt Mrs. ''NIGHTMAl•• Henry Beavrr. Cartaon-"'UP 'N ATOM"' -. tern Ohio's GreatMt Sales Event . Mr. and :\1'r~ . John Char,rey of ftund'ay-Frhtay Oct. · 1•19 dedicated pomeroy must have St~ve Cogllfa'h A'ftb SherldiD. t hemselves once upon a time to HCOMS NIXT SPRtttG"' co ntributE' something to collegiate (ln Tecbni!!olar) football. Robt-. 1Ta:vJor Kay Kendall they bave- the dilltinctiO'n to·-a·uiNTIN DUitWAitb"' day or having their> 101'1.. Rqer. "• Clneme..st'ape-Tecb- 1 ...a'~.. Junior at Wt-st' V'lrliltla Vliver-'""~,. sity , playing re~lar left en~:~ on >Nas shined hckle 'l\1111 the Mount-atne~r vanttJ, 'thelr this hind year. Crawford on lbe- to riiht. A 211Mrt. Georee Pyles ldd daught~r, June ia m~ lo ~ohn­ pound junior, Zawacki bad been ny Stobart. a refftlt ttarter at the No. 3 left end. . JUST RIGHT FOR WINTER WEAR Quarterback for- Ohio Wnrsit1 Hubert Bobo worked out In fu11 ""RI>'Jo EX'CIIJ.#M::'E at Athi!DS. A?'" MAn:ll Pl.AY gear · for the fl.rst tlme .sicne his Rnger wag an · outstandtBJ foot· Sept. 12 knee injury and shared tii~ED NUtf ro S1'1'AL ball and basketllall player a\ r.lid· the- second string rlght halfback 1"IIG Y~'fr AA1A1'EU!f . 7'111/Nt>Eit F;rt;WI N~ dleport High Sthool •nd- Jau waa auigftment with Joe Cannavtno FGt.i.tJW AVTO a top-r&nking ltudeD.t at the sam·e dtJring defense work. . tJAUSMAJI, K#ll school . Penn StatE>, here this Saturday, t'EN'fVR/1 WIIO Assistant coaches with the Mouft. hall gat nett 1,064 yards in lts three They're just right for wonlng or lnmthlg. StyiH e.111 . HAP SIJCCEEPIP ta~l"ers rt>ported that Jl01er rames so far, and its opponenU 1/A!rVIE A~ No.~ l'nught Head Ooach Art leW' f!!t'· haven't ~en as tough as those of your feet and give the utmost comfort. ' ""!:'.!!FIJI'_.IN_~_rNj Y1·1low Jacket star player) eye ttie Buelteyes, wbo ban gained a when as a sc.phomore he l'l.ll'V'IIIr total of 1,169 yards. Ptnn State was later than third man ••tn on gave up 11 total of !WO yards com-. the be)!" those tin'illll he Wls in· pared to 956 for the Budu. srrted ift 11 game. Th.e 220 pound Ropr b expected tn start Sst!lrdl!l'l' wh!lt Wt-St Virgin ia plays William and Mary at ONLY The September mtetJg of th~ William'llbl.lrg, Va. / lns:t \'Pnr . Jl r ~~ rrii"d onl y 34 timc>s Third Thursday Club was held at :111 Seou>Ol l a n d 11i c ke~l u .P l:lfl the home of Mrs. George- WolC y ar ds. with Mrs. JClltn Wickham co-ho9t· " HI'! di<"' n'l n• port to us 11111il late in t1·ain ing und we had ~n A ~hort business meeting wa111 e ntirel y di ff t·r·t· nt ~!'\ of sign11 a nd conducted the pre$ident. Mrll, s ystr•m .~ t han Jw wa·d arcustomf'd Wickh:'lm. Th~ remainder ot the to." Howt•l l · ~x plain c d . " That hu :·t evenJnt was spent i.n sewing and h im ju,q a~ it hurt~ a lot of oth ~,r a social way. Mrs. Carl Kautz won We Carry A Complete Supply 'Of Work Clolhet kids tryinll 1 hreak into thi!l lea first prize in a contest, and Mrs. gut>." NEW YORK UP ~ Oklahuma's Charle5 Goegletn won tbe door Power AwH Teammate• mighty footb3U Sooners are mak· prize. The ••troublr." Triplett ... bud ing a reourd runaway for l h e A d~ssert course .was served to breakin g in ut.rndcd to hlft ~wn 1najor t•ollege totol of~nse title. those mentioned above .aQd, llrJ., teamm ates, who a r e ju::;t a blt In th~ '1hr('e g~s \hey have wm . Will• Mr.\ ~ Balltf.; Jd:ft. awed ot h i a. h!IT!tit• pow~~ Tt ployed so far , the Sooner! have Opha Offutt, Mrs. John Flck, Mrs. "JUST--A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" seems that Triplett b ad a h:rffit of avt•ragcd :f9 poinb a_nd 477 y~l1~ Clayton Allen, Mn. Horace Karr, MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT running r iaht over his uwn T-qu ar- 400.3 vnrd~ bv rushmg alone), ae· Mrs. Eddie Hartung, Mrs. Frank lcrtwcks wh('n lhcy altt·mpl ed to co,·din:g to St.alistics releaseJ,I · ~·~·~ym~on~d~E~ll>~<'~-~;;;~ ha nd the ball orr to him. hv tht" NCA:\ Scrvil!e Bur~ou.tdday ~~~~~•-B:a~t~l•~Y~·~M~·~·~ I The Devil~ are lf'il by speedy t7!J pound back Burt Smith, who is one of thr lcp st•orel's In the areu, and abu om· of the best running bncks. At thr other halfbatk will be speedy R,onni~ Carr, whlle 138 pounil Albert Lee will be at fullback . George Gilmore will be at IJUar-t erbaek, and also does most nf lhe DevU1 paliSing. .· - --~-- states footbflll team ran through ftt t attv CIN.Cb its fi rst rough wort of the< WJelr: n~nced Monday tM need fqr a Tu esday with a 5ht.ftlU1 switch ln change te •'beef up" lbe enCia. thr lineup. Tl1e emphasis wat o'\R Co.Capt. Bill Miehft1, an e-nd 1 th (' winged T offen.se uSed by hill last- two seasobs at OSU, rePenn state . turneO to his old ltlft end post 1ft. er fi lLll.ll a tackle spot tor nven . In 8 B;g _Days_Of Savings ·For l.ei'J*'ne . ~------- Middleport To Meet Gallipolis I- TWo, Now THREE - . - By Alan t.~ · Buckeyes Switt1h1Lineup T>OtReady Panthers Tangle With Bulldogs: ::::a:-:RD, F!u~s~~~~ S~te· !!ngT~•~ ~?.!f~ orP;~nt tU'r~ fa~.rP.st th~ I w'::.~ Tbt- Pnm<-Tfl \' and tbc m an on t eam . MKHIItport y , lkl w J1 r kets h•vf' In th.t' lm t> lleiser baa Totrl Baldb ot h hct•n h1• d al w or k th is week win and Ril' h Lift' , l:l the ends with as elie-y prepar~c" for ~ u~ ial SEO Bald'win weighinl( 160 a n c:l Liff' Jaro rs F'rtd a1 r.:,;ht Nei thel' cl ub only 138 pounds Lafl}" Bi-.; hop , a h a~ hrllkf'n tn·r, 111(• win col um in !ieccnd All SEO dJO in :o las.i year l e a ~u e ac tn D .. ml bot h will bt:> o u t at 160 'lJ unrh, wtll be a t on e t ackt{) get out t•l t ho:> ('~tJar a.~ the le, with 170 pound ~ i l l BuHington FR WIN'IIR UNIONS WINTEI UNIONS $2.49 �• . - ----- ' ··-- -; I • ' • • 4---l)olly Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oet. 17, 19M --.-. Jackets,Pan-thers -• ~ Face Crucial Tests On Friday Nite season gOt·~ ,r · ~· ,. 1H• fm al halt of 11.1 the uthc•- Allt' n fn .and Wilson play. ' Sn~· dl'r w ill be a! the guards wit h PomPror 1r1il h e meeting a n ' Fox wt•tghinl 156 an.1 St1;.'dt•r 155 A tht! n.<; H;!l !th~ t·'eH· n th:tt p1 c-1 B g I~ p nund R•J!:a Hd ~'w;. rt wli l bably h:IS bN'I,· th~· 3Urp r i,p Q.f t h<' b1· lll {'t:O[tcl '. ]f'ague ,on thr local Held. ""h:k> CO&( h Ali!X Cilu has bt>en hm.l t he 'l: dl dw ,J ac k r t ~ tangle Wtl h .... n h •~ 01, enae D 11 1 ... at wot k a 11 we..,& !l . b G II 1. 1 ,.1 . 1 t e ;: P ': ~ · a. "'" s ... em- and it 1;:; llktlv that Pornetoy will orlal flt'ld 111 l' " ' 11 1l 0 1~. fill th~ alt with more paaset Frl· In A!hf'ns tht• l' ln t ht> r~ will heo day night than th~y haYe tos~ed run ning t· o ;u:a;mt :1 l t•am that ~ ~ all !ieuon. Tht Pomeroy runnmg n ot tno h 1~ htl! nlenty f1111t and &ttaek hun't ben able to move <l•· t •·p ' IVI'. 'I kl · l~nli dog~ havt' wins hecause or the latk of an overor• 1- ( 'nt l"u r; ,..1·nl Rt-· !;>n• ia non head eame and Cilo will try to k ag u(' nf:·~~.·. ·.v)d t• 1n l••ag11e ac- cpe n up th~ deferue with an aerial lion l br>, I.-' ', .!ac~:;r n 23-6 and game . to ~ .. ls•m\;1: :~7. h .lt wrn over Callipoh> la·t l~•iday b ~· a 19-6 Down at Middleport coacta Ch11r· scorr . l'rJal h• d hv 1; l'i1 r ge Rc i'4er lie McDonald w a s well pleased tht• Uul 1d c,-·; 11 ,,. ;, "T " fr,r mahon , with the performance or hll team and hu n• .. n·kr:u1 hall c-l ul:t. in the aecond half against Wellston ln T orn Wiol tlot•s, il lt•ft handel! but Charlie stili is lOoking ror that passrr, thr ~nll tl n g s haVI:' onl' of scoring punch tha! has bt'en lack· the abh".>l Lo·lr l gl' ll N:I h• m th e ing. Four ti met~ in t h e sec::Ond ll•a gut\ 11 nd \\' 1rldoes i~ n ' t a bad half the .lackl'ts pt"lllrated inside half the Jacketl p~nelrated imide pa ~sn. H• t· ,,,. hus lots of SJ>ved in his but'k fif' ld with 175 pound not once could they score. Jack {; <~:• k i n s :.t on e h.aU, and 160 Against Gallipoli-s 1 h e Jackl.'tS puund Max Sr hwarzt"lal the other. will be rneetinl{ a team that proLarry Hawk at fu.Jiback and well;h- bably will bl' on the rebound. 1'he ing 16!i pounds 11:1 probably the Devil• .. admittedly played •their poore•t t•ml! of the seuon la<~t Frida)' aJalnst Athenll, and CDBch WE Clarence Thomptlon was ve1-y much disappointed in their performance. The Devlla h:~v~: lost to Oak Hill, A Pt. Pleatant and Athens, held fav · ored Nt-ltonville to a tle , and woo COMPLETE over Wellaton 38·24 ~n a 1 r e ·e UNF. OF scorlna battle. Hove 'm FOOTBAllS ltlllph Guglielmi Model $3.95 UP For The l.IUle Fellow PEEWEE · · · · · · · · 39c Pogo Sticks ,I $5,95 • 21" DOLL · - $6.98 Slt11 - KneeJs - Cr011ses Le11 - Crawls - All Vln· yl wiU, Rooled llnlr- Curl &Comblt. Sfart Your Christmas Lay-Away Shoppln~ Now For Cho~ce Merehandlse THE SPORTS CENTER /NO- i/lllfE U..tS.AM,4rEtJR CIOLF • CHAMP. :Roger- Chauncey ·Is Regular On Mountaineer ll ·· ' ,..4l>'li"S tllt"twrrtJN /¥MAMI AN AMA'f11UR All&> '1"1W FOR A RI"CO!tt:> 11/IRt:> INA ROW NI?HS I'A11/I!R~ WIIO'~l ~ ,ofMV to•r YOIJHG ~7"AIIS ·ro 11/e PROS. lf;l M/111~ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE bg. U. S. Pat. Off, &y JACK CUDDY NnltN Prell Spc:~rts Wr!tf!r NEW YORK UP - M!•l T1wlell, I -- - - - 'W~eba.bl~ FLANNEL SLACKS tough co~kiea durlna; hi;~ own r-.-1~1. Caretr chuekled aa h e rt•cn lled hw tbe Glanb were crit iciwl when they draft.ed Trlplclt ln 1955. "A lotte paople said, 'Tb!'re t.\JI~y go . picking some unheard o r guy,' " he explained. "Or courst>, a lot of fullbacks more famou s tllan Triplett were still ovll ilubtin t.11e draft to us but this fcllow reall,. Wll well known in pro circles and would have been dr-afted bf tomebody elte, We had seen fPilll of tvery pme he played ror Toledo ln 1084, ~o -we kn~ what we were ~~ttinJ." • 'l'l'lplel\ Wbo majored in sodOIOIY plaYed tootbah and wrkt•d eirbt' hpul'\ a night w h I I e at Toletdo and ttlrred in the 19.55 Collefe l AU-star ilame bllt nl'vcr did ilet uatnebd "Uh the Giun!s Oklahoma Sooners .... Far In The Lead In Total Offense DOt ••• fOll - acnr ,_.....,,..._1... _..,. ~hi'- -lllullr-.. .\ th• To• lawrew WM4 ellltl, ........... o.Joo .............. \ IJ9ht. • ..._ u& lull ~ J~t~ator 11MI 4 k1o 13. tr~ waist . . . 25 lo3a. $6.95 TO $11.95 · No t cum b close to Oklah001a " That was vt!'ry dH !Hnt'Pr1inR," the coach roncl'ded. " I h p l tall· in on ('f!an in run nerup v o!t h. ~t huse figuresspot>; but arc the in!o[ fellows uround thl' leu~,tu~ · lww 1't·nnessf'e , with a 39.7 scoring I h is guy cnn run righ t oVI' r jn'oplf mto, To•x" Ch.-i>lioo . with a <43.7 but the y la ughed ut. rn l'. ThllJ told yar d total o \'fl · n ~.t· averag(>, n n d me I Wlli rPXII!H:erating his plt\,<.."1' Obi o State, with o 333.3 JP'OUnd at· "Wi!ll, no'.f t"V \ti'YbOd~· ca n ~ee lack av\:rilge . this guy who just takes ol r and 'l'he Soonl'r9 ~<rr tar in front in keeps going. It requir e .~ ·l l' l'rifl( eve•·y phase of offtn ~e- eXCt'pt forpower to I'\Jn ove r a 2ti0 JH)Und Wlll'd !)<~~ s in,l.l . a lf"rhnique they \Q(·klr but this Quy cnn llo it " seld om ~111plny and apparently Howell ('huckl cd 111Jain. one th<'v tlon't n!'<.'d. " li e tell ~ me he's gut a fiUle Wa.~ hmg lon Stale Jed in forward bl'(lllre r In a Toledo hi gh M·haol pa:isin g offense with 951 yards. whu 111akt's h.im louk Ilk(• a t-.rokcn fi !•ld runner," h (' s:d d. " ! jll.!lt h.oJH' I'm nround lon g t•n ough to S l ' l ' that!'' FRIDAY '& SAT ·' - OCT. 19 ANNIVERSARY SALE DRESS PRINTS ANNIVERSARY SALE la.es' Fancy Imported H'-h Quality Place~~ Neck Scarfs Remnants l'abrle Values Up To 79e Yard 'AI to 1 Yard Pes. 1 $69.95 Volu• A tift fM- ell. .... _ ....... .ct. , ............. ....,. .......... .... ,· ..,.................... ..... ' ··~~~--·-~ ~ \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1111 . . . . . . . . I I;CI'IW ......... MATERIALS1 1NCORPORATED ID The H~ 01 M110n \ $1 with makhing ,.,.inrlow rortail!.s. Compl.tte 11et only - Extra Goodi18X26'' Flllher PIUows $1 FULL-REb PLASTIC pr. 44c TOP FASHIONS FROM ·FAMOUS MAKER BUDGET PRIC~D Regular $1 Plastic lJretty wash ('olton tops for every skirt! Tailored drUlly styles! col~n. Sids 32 $t Perky styl~ ia wide •ortmtnt ol J.oribl.s, tel!. Fancy styles aletves. Sl!eii 32 to 40. Pall Colill'fl, Serviceable Medium Size ~~!ht;~n ~~h. wbite A!IOibor ten-lllo - · of fUll. ions tor misses and women! Prill.tl 110); id ·colors, doll, atrlpee; "7 everyibin11 Sllm~laed or fio.-..ldrledl llr- ·l!f· SALE tbe IIW<!eteat moodal Slw Nil, 10-2111. . Block Upper Red Sale · 14\1 to M\1. TOWEl EMDS ., cannon Brand, Reidy to Use, 100'~ U•es Florai-Eni!Deled Molal Big, generous size turklih tow WastePaper e1 endt, and already hemme( they'll be a ~~l-out, s1 corhe early and jet )'hur abare too _ 1' f'tlday. I ea. BASKETS $5.98 ladles·Broadclolh Mints' English-Rill HAL.f SI.IPS ANKLETS SOc 25c ae. 33c, Raincoats $1.00· ileplar ) y WORK SHIRTS lfll•~ ~~~-nklet; nylon re.. purene me-rcer· wear. While QUILT $1.29 blue thain• M"' to R. om 794t Full 'tlle 81116. WORk WORK SOCKS GLOVIs .' . -. Vert ohoorbeat 19t: 25.: I.Balalor..d comfortable! ..-... "d Wtllen's VInyl Plistlc: COME 1M-filL out AFREE WSITORS CARD Prldl)'" Sotnrdlly-Od. ltl: 18-YOU MAY:WIN ... or Boy's 21h to MINes and Woaea! Hemmed Turkish Bel Air 4 Door Sedln Fally Equipped with Air CondiUonhlg--Power Rnl<tt - · 'rower Steerllo1-Powerlll4e Tnaomloslon - Rodlo-Heoter-AIId MIDy Other ltelllt , Gym Shoes $4.98 gym or basket· Heavy moul!Jed Newwt ll1!el tor J.Wllft, LARGE v-1 PUMPS $199 $3.99 GROUP 2 ea. so.: A1TRACTIVEI NEW Black or White Moulded Sales ONCE AYeAR FASHIOM VAlliS· CWTCH BAGS J ·Rt:GULAR SIZES •111e. ANNIVERSARY SAl.E 39c PajGPnas. A terrifiC! variety ol Mrd ·~; in important cotto~~ · "-Y ., and novelty fabrlts. · • tt·Wb:'t m · tion tbe maker'• nam•, t ta& weah a flmolls label. l ·' Suedene Flat WOllEN'S WARM OUTING FLANNEL GROUP l ea.25¢ SLIPS Z5t 'PLAINS--FANCIE!l Big, Thirsty, oox•o Size Plaid Patterns f Undies ·. MATTittSS COVERS · · · · · · · $1.39 DRESS SALE !' Fine Gauge Rayon Blouses. TURKISH TOWElS Lace Trimmed Nylon Tricot $1 .\NNIVERSARY GROUP LADIES' COTTON Big 20x40 Plaid · LADIES' lOws at $3.99 ____ lump-free, and non-allergic! ~nforized muslin zipp'er cover is removable for easy wa&hmgl Buy all yoU need- Save! flldt ...... . . . and ZUSPAN HARDWARE PlattlcShow... Cllrilhlo, lxl ft. LOOK AT fHIS VALUE! Non.--sag, solid fOam Latn pll~ Slzesl0-!8,lf'4-24~ ·- SALES TAX INQUDED nni, lKINSE and STATE muslin THESE VALUI$ FOAM RUBBER PilLOWS ZIPPERED PLASTIC PILLOW COVERS - REVOLUTIONARY 1957 'or DehiJ:e Eqlllpmeal. quaUty. '-32-eount ZIPPER CLOSURE keeps mattrcs& fresh, sanitary . Heavy gauge plaslic for long wr.ar • Nolhlnl To Buy o No Slllgono To Wtlle • No Obllgalkoft m·-.. . - . . . . OIASE 9c SALE ~NNIVERSARY pad 'wlth stretch· on cover. COMPARE $1.39 NEW 1"957 CHEV-ROLET ALL·ALIMIIUM COMIIIAtiOI · StoiM-SCIIII 1001 • Speeial purC!hase heavy flannel plaid Sport Shirts· are worth up to $1.99. They are well made and . full cut. SJtes: Small, medium and large ' ~llilt sheeli .. BI~ anewy wUe. PILLOW' CAsES kt •teh SPORT SHIRTS • ' ...k . . . . . . . . . . . . .. lllddloport 361nch Fast Color clal ,\'IJU:e. _ · Heotlng and Air Conditianing lit Buy several at this .low price. miss this bji Anniversary Coleman ~Mal Big size, 221:44, fancy plaid rae with C!onttaBtlni: borders. ImpOrted, wioluoblo!.o Plaid Flannel SEEthe ALL AND SA¥11 ' Pollleray, Ohio . EACH · · · ·· · · MEN'S HEAVY QUALITY I $1 Smooth fitting , seo!"f'h.- 4ft ea. ANNIVERSARY SALE · ' 1st Wuliable COlor· lie<- 79< Volnet Generouo Sb:o Brtght Colors Genereu& Site Imported Pad" Cover BOTII for STOCk Ul' NOW! Plaid Rag Rugs Heavy cotton Sweat ShirU, fleece comfortablt for wotk or Sports wear. Sm•~l; MediUm and I..arae. Be a· r Harold Chase, mgr. 22x44 ~te lm,orted 99c ll'tlllbl« - '$1'4 ANNIVERSARY SAtE Sweat Shirts $1 FUll SIZE· tb99 Fanl!y cordUJ:OY houae sUppen. · style with aoit padded 1olea. Qolon: Hcli· otroPe, Pink or lilue• Sizel4 to 8. Men's Heavr Cotton yd.~9· Jackets too-lively colors. • STRETCH HOSE Fine seledion of new FaH patterns. Bull 36 inches wide, and fad to wa!lhinr. LINED ZIPPER I.Aat111, spuM, broeadn, tape~try; solids, ANNIVERSARY SALE New Patterns, Best Colors Z9e Quallly Men's Grey Covert FiiDor TMa Polio,.. Reg.$UB Values 20 three big Buys! Silt Fine quality plastic --.-~·-----·..-: in the be11t colors for . Heating Syatemi" 81:1 US FOR ' SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 1~ Size Head 5carh Flee<eLined COIIIforilble Slzeo S•M·L ATHENS, 0 U.P Ohio University opens its ba!!kelball practice wilh sn·en lettermen among candidalcs rltpeetcd at the first In rarkerSbur1. sess ion Monday . Mr... Gertrude Frank, NelionIJ'hree 11enlors, four juolora and ville , he·s been visiting Mr. IDd five ~ophomores will be ameac Mrs. J. S. Bailey and Mr. and Mrt. the 12 top contenders tor team Marion Wo~. berths. YOUR -~1" La~e Ladies' Fine Nylon 15 Denier, 60 Gauge Sheer • AY · bldiU' l' ' . ANNIVEJISARY SALE · Bobcat Cagers Practice Gets Underway At OU PERSONAL NOTES Mr. M. H. Allen, Ath l' ns, 'W'U n rer rnt overnight guest o( Yr. anrl Mrs. Clayton Allen. Mrs. Franklin Hoffman apeat • few day• with her paretll, Mr. and Mrll . Sinclair, Sum11er. Mn. Delmar Baum spent a day . ANNIVERSARY S~LE 50.: • STORE . '. INSTAll If \'Oillll&l -• These fine cotton Tee"' Shirb WGUid usually sell for $1. clal for our Anniversary only at this tow price. Middleport Department \ Dtpedoble s1n.. 18'77' · "li'al~ Colors, Pretty Styles Regular Sizes b" • OP -··; REMODELING~ .., o , ......J,.aub . . . . . . . ... TEE-SHIRTS . $12.95 ~ · ~w., Ladies' Knit Catton CHESTER 1tltMKING a.u•.,. H • ANNIVERSARY SALE SIZES6V1 TO 11 "Thot's hard to rate," Ho-wl'll sold. ' ·He's jullt about a~ powl'r· HARTFORD, Conn - B t I 1 y ful ns any other runner ['ve seen Lynch, 149, Hortfonl , Conn., stop. the Jut two yean~, 10 why nut let Mlll St. Middleport ped P'rederieo l1ummer, 139 1.~- It go at that. L~~,;,,,,,,_.:.,.,...l Ponama City 2 . Chuc:kl• At Crltlc:l•m - --·IJI)W'el) wbO' encountered some • was moved back to the second unit Ill! swlail shift mall. on offense 1.8 make way for Mt.ehael. K"" and Rusty Bowermatter are the 'Nu. 2 Wingmen. JohD 'Martin. 207 po~nd second Btfll)l rieht tackle, was shirte:d ta Mfcbl:erS vecated tockle spot with 209 pound sophomt~re Dirk SchafMrs. George Re-ed, lappa, spent ratb takin)'!; on lhe swing-shift ll!l• a few dllY1 wtth·'Mrs. Guy Smalley. siw:Dnumt at · tackle, aloll{C with Mrs. Elizalbeth 'Wickham, who l!l AI Crawford , 220·J)ouDd Canton makiDg her home with her dau· sophomore. J·hter, Mn. Buel Ridenour, and Mrs. Freda Miller, spent a fe~W Chuck Zawacki, wha began as d. ays at Mrs. Wiekbam'• home at a tackle and then was put at end- LEATHER BOOTS I'Oif "1"N/f 6:>/.l'llltl Fight Results to budtrelt• in yea.rel, RD MEN'S INSUlATED III".Xr" YIAI( the "'human bnm.b" the ~ew York Gianls .~et off in Suw.la J'S nalioal television victory over Uw Clevrland Bmwns, wa:• tabbed today as "one of .pro football ·~ futur e greats'• by Couch Jim Howell OfJie's gdl it 11\l," Howell en· thused over the 6-foot, l -i nch , 2HI· pound Triplett, who .scored six touchdowns in the Giant~ · fir st two gamee and t~round nut 91 yards in 19 ttle'!t in •diP. 21 -9 tru im£!4 nyl'r In the Jlne the ~vii~ save only the BrowM. '' He's got 1h;,o spPf:'d , rn:r ~ ir.e, hut Thompson has a hard the d•~termintllion and yt•u cun cha- r, ln M fu r-ward wall. Bob 8ate- say thi" for sun.• tbe power." nwn 11 nd Stun Hamilton will be at Ju<1t how much power dOt's the the l'ntli W!lh ,Jones rmd Fralt~ Y former TolerlQ Univer~i!y fullback at the ta ckles, Chuck Heabout Qlld have : Some cJCperts a •· e s11 ylng R o~ ·· 1· Tho ma·.1 111 the guards ant\ J11y Simm!-1 nt l'l' nter. Simma and he 's the most powerful runnt•r th·~ lkll lbout ml~~ed the Athem &a me Natinnal Football League ha.s heen ht•rnUJU! of Jn c• ligibHity, but wilt ~i nCCl B•·onko NliJUl'Skl. Murv l'OO · servallves experta lay hl•':i jn ~t the he !Jack in action thi' week. btst since Clevela11d's 238--puund M·arlon Motley was in h is pril'.llt- ·. :S!trtrellt. boon . Krlu ONlY THIS ONCE AYEAR EVENT COUlD BRING YOU SUCH FABUlOUS BAiGAINS! be-I;;W;;;•~·~t~S~h~ad~·~-~~~~~~i;g~~iiii;Ci:;":;:';::••;;":;;;;";;:::Profeuor ~~:~ · lilA~ .tloct> weekS. Fred felcl and Mrs. Delmar Bawn . A Henry a.&ver &pent . a clay wlth Halloween partr wa11 p]IDned for the OctOber meeti&il to be het4 Mn. N11ney .Baavtr iD. Mld~.,ort. , at tbe bonw of Mrs. Lawrence Smith with' Mra. Opba OFfutt at DSsistant. Ml'fl. Buel Ridenour and Mn. Guy Summerfield attended the· Regional meetinil of Garden cl11bs in Gallipolis Monday . Mr. and ~n. Waldo Beaver of Oklamomo City, Okla., and Mrs. FAMILY NIGHTS Naomi Stobart and daughter or 2 Adult Tickett Admit TruC!t Letart. vi&ited Mr. and Mn.. Hrn· Claudette Colbert 11' Beaver. Parry Jct.I:Uvaa , .-L Tbed croy spent a fe'Y days ,.,.HI Tl LADY"' witb his sister in Caldwell. {Superacope 'find 'helulicolor) Mr. an.d Mn. Low~ll Beaver and -alsodaulhter of Pafid~let'ort were re·.Kev_in McCarthi ECJ...I:It.lDMID cent Sltpper guests a! Mr. amt Mrs. ''NIGHTMAl•• Henry Beavrr. Cartaon-"'UP 'N ATOM"' -. tern Ohio's GreatMt Sales Event . Mr. and :\1'r~ . John Char,rey of ftund'ay-Frhtay Oct. · 1•19 dedicated pomeroy must have St~ve Cogllfa'h A'ftb SherldiD. t hemselves once upon a time to HCOMS NIXT SPRtttG"' co ntributE' something to collegiate (ln Tecbni!!olar) football. Robt-. 1Ta:vJor Kay Kendall they bave- the dilltinctiO'n to·-a·uiNTIN DUitWAitb"' day or having their> 101'1.. Rqer. "• Clneme..st'ape-Tecb- 1 ...a'~.. Junior at Wt-st' V'lrliltla Vliver-'""~,. sity , playing re~lar left en~:~ on >Nas shined hckle 'l\1111 the Mount-atne~r vanttJ, 'thelr this hind year. Crawford on lbe- to riiht. A 211Mrt. Georee Pyles ldd daught~r, June ia m~ lo ~ohn­ pound junior, Zawacki bad been ny Stobart. a refftlt ttarter at the No. 3 left end. . JUST RIGHT FOR WINTER WEAR Quarterback for- Ohio Wnrsit1 Hubert Bobo worked out In fu11 ""RI>'Jo EX'CIIJ.#M::'E at Athi!DS. A?'" MAn:ll Pl.AY gear · for the fl.rst tlme .sicne his Rnger wag an · outstandtBJ foot· Sept. 12 knee injury and shared tii~ED NUtf ro S1'1'AL ball and basketllall player a\ r.lid· the- second string rlght halfback 1"IIG Y~'fr AA1A1'EU!f . 7'111/Nt>Eit F;rt;WI N~ dleport High Sthool •nd- Jau waa auigftment with Joe Cannavtno FGt.i.tJW AVTO a top-r&nking ltudeD.t at the sam·e dtJring defense work. . tJAUSMAJI, K#ll school . Penn StatE>, here this Saturday, t'EN'fVR/1 WIIO Assistant coaches with the Mouft. hall gat nett 1,064 yards in lts three They're just right for wonlng or lnmthlg. StyiH e.111 . HAP SIJCCEEPIP ta~l"ers rt>ported that Jl01er rames so far, and its opponenU 1/A!rVIE A~ No.~ l'nught Head Ooach Art leW' f!!t'· haven't ~en as tough as those of your feet and give the utmost comfort. ' ""!:'.!!FIJI'_.IN_~_rNj Y1·1low Jacket star player) eye ttie Buelteyes, wbo ban gained a when as a sc.phomore he l'l.ll'V'IIIr total of 1,169 yards. Ptnn State was later than third man ••tn on gave up 11 total of !WO yards com-. the be)!" those tin'illll he Wls in· pared to 956 for the Budu. srrted ift 11 game. Th.e 220 pound Ropr b expected tn start Sst!lrdl!l'l' wh!lt Wt-St Virgin ia plays William and Mary at ONLY The September mtetJg of th~ William'llbl.lrg, Va. / lns:t \'Pnr . Jl r ~~ rrii"d onl y 34 timc>s Third Thursday Club was held at :111 Seou>Ol l a n d 11i c ke~l u .P l:lfl the home of Mrs. George- WolC y ar ds. with Mrs. JClltn Wickham co-ho9t· " HI'! di<"' n'l n• port to us 11111il late in t1·ain ing und we had ~n A ~hort business meeting wa111 e ntirel y di ff t·r·t· nt ~!'\ of sign11 a nd conducted the pre$ident. Mrll, s ystr•m .~ t han Jw wa·d arcustomf'd Wickh:'lm. Th~ remainder ot the to." Howt•l l · ~x plain c d . " That hu :·t evenJnt was spent i.n sewing and h im ju,q a~ it hurt~ a lot of oth ~,r a social way. Mrs. Carl Kautz won We Carry A Complete Supply 'Of Work Clolhet kids tryinll 1 hreak into thi!l lea first prize in a contest, and Mrs. gut>." NEW YORK UP ~ Oklahuma's Charle5 Goegletn won tbe door Power AwH Teammate• mighty footb3U Sooners are mak· prize. The ••troublr." Triplett ... bud ing a reourd runaway for l h e A d~ssert course .was served to breakin g in ut.rndcd to hlft ~wn 1najor t•ollege totol of~nse title. those mentioned above .aQd, llrJ., teamm ates, who a r e ju::;t a blt In th~ '1hr('e g~s \hey have wm . Will• Mr.\ ~ Balltf.; Jd:ft. awed ot h i a. h!IT!tit• pow~~ Tt ployed so far , the Sooner! have Opha Offutt, Mrs. John Flck, Mrs. "JUST--A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" seems that Triplett b ad a h:rffit of avt•ragcd :f9 poinb a_nd 477 y~l1~ Clayton Allen, Mn. Horace Karr, MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT running r iaht over his uwn T-qu ar- 400.3 vnrd~ bv rushmg alone), ae· Mrs. Eddie Hartung, Mrs. Frank lcrtwcks wh('n lhcy altt·mpl ed to co,·din:g to St.alistics releaseJ,I · ~·~·~ym~on~d~E~ll>~<'~-~;;;~ ha nd the ball orr to him. hv tht" NCA:\ Scrvil!e Bur~ou.tdday ~~~~~•-B:a~t~l•~Y~·~M~·~·~ I The Devil~ are lf'il by speedy t7!J pound back Burt Smith, who is one of thr lcp st•orel's In the areu, and abu om· of the best running bncks. At thr other halfbatk will be speedy R,onni~ Carr, whlle 138 pounil Albert Lee will be at fullback . George Gilmore will be at IJUar-t erbaek, and also does most nf lhe DevU1 paliSing. .· - --~-- states footbflll team ran through ftt t attv CIN.Cb its fi rst rough wort of the< WJelr: n~nced Monday tM need fqr a Tu esday with a 5ht.ftlU1 switch ln change te •'beef up" lbe enCia. thr lineup. Tl1e emphasis wat o'\R Co.Capt. Bill Miehft1, an e-nd 1 th (' winged T offen.se uSed by hill last- two seasobs at OSU, rePenn state . turneO to his old ltlft end post 1ft. er fi lLll.ll a tackle spot tor nven . In 8 B;g _Days_Of Savings ·For l.ei'J*'ne . ~------- Middleport To Meet Gallipolis I- TWo, Now THREE - . - By Alan t.~ · Buckeyes Switt1h1Lineup T>OtReady Panthers Tangle With Bulldogs: ::::a:-:RD, F!u~s~~~~ S~te· !!ngT~•~ ~?.!f~ orP;~nt tU'r~ fa~.rP.st th~ I w'::.~ Tbt- Pnm<-Tfl \' and tbc m an on t eam . MKHIItport y , lkl w J1 r kets h•vf' In th.t' lm t> lleiser baa Totrl Baldb ot h hct•n h1• d al w or k th is week win and Ril' h Lift' , l:l the ends with as elie-y prepar~c" for ~ u~ ial SEO Bald'win weighinl( 160 a n c:l Liff' Jaro rs F'rtd a1 r.:,;ht Nei thel' cl ub only 138 pounds Lafl}" Bi-.; hop , a h a~ hrllkf'n tn·r, 111(• win col um in !ieccnd All SEO dJO in :o las.i year l e a ~u e ac tn D .. ml bot h will bt:> o u t at 160 'lJ unrh, wtll be a t on e t ackt{) get out t•l t ho:> ('~tJar a.~ the le, with 170 pound ~ i l l BuHington FR WIN'IIR UNIONS WINTEI UNIONS $2.49 �li-Ilaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .• Oct. 17. 1956 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY The Daily Sentinel • Preparing For Big.Sale Rummage Sole Plans Made By local JOF Class Mr and Mrs . Dale Va.nee, Columb us, have b e e n VISiting his broth.:r i.Dd Sl~ f ('r-in- l ow, Mr. and \l r!.. c f-~. v~llh.l', and plann ed to return .t., Colun;hus tvtbiV at·c.·om;J.:lnieU Uy :"o!r. anrt M:·.s. C E. Vancf' NIJO w.l1 ~P('I d the rt'Sl tbe wer k thf'n ' Fred I. <; ~ rJn.--r , p;J~t u r of !he Middl l pu rt L'il:..: rch of rh ·1st, anrl Mn. GaJ dn1·r vi~lted _,:r. and Mrs. ,:cei l LaJr.,bce, G<t:Jipo!J~. Tues- Plan.s were made. for 1 rummqe sale to be held at the Bethany Chu rch, October 30 to November 2 indusive , when the JOF Clasa of the Unit~ Methodis t Church met Monday eVenlna: It the church. Mrs . Roy Belzing, pres.ident, pre- or Lucllle Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 layette Shower Given In Honor Of Mrs. D. Singer •• • t 11 -II •• • I . SMITH I'AMJLY , ' • AT ACTOit Lemmon lllld wtf-e Cynthia In day• ot ;ore, Now they say It'• all over and •he'U ..t up Nevadll relldenee. tfM~IJ RAIL'S BEN FRANKLIN Ru~5ell • •• Ninth Birthday Of Diana Zirkle Noted When Party Enjoyed By Many Friends I • • ~ • I · P.IGHT!.'- MODERN Pl.A5-Tr C SUR:GE.K"J AAS ' Summer Fri. & Sat. ' '"''"· •ua SAUCE PAN or 0 sn - ~lAKE& Set fo N J9 ov. ~fr"s. 'll~Sis[anl eras~ By local Councl"l $299.00 I I Middleport Mayor Returns From Two Weeks Vacation FURNITURE eo,...~ .Novcm~r ~ PIN-UPS BOUDOIR lAMPS ____ - - J-Ib. · · .. · · 29c 2nd lb. · · · · · JOe , Asked for Jail Get so,.. ' CASH- Clean up BILL.S- f(ICI( UP YGUR H!ELS & SAVINGS CO. .. - --- Ernes1 Covert. ~lgr Phone 197 TEACHERS INVITED Teachers c.f Southern Lncul lril'\ are lnviled to attend a JJJ('I' Img at Radne High School. (kl . IR 111 8 J-l. m. where an inhl(·.~ tJng pruwr-am Is plAnned, aceord!ng to hisl· M1 .;, Chlor·us Grimm. PICKENS IN POMEROY AND MASON CITY I SPECIAL Pr<' -;itl :·nt . Rcft·f~ hmcnts will bt' s1• r vd. ·- - -- - EI.£CTRIC lATH ROOM HEATER ut its Bestt FRED J, RAPPINI Is 8hown 'In the \\'limington, CaJit., lockup- by I ii.~ own requoat. He was the t1trgct of tl.ve bulll!!t8 whJie drtv.. In).( his c~r In the harbor area. a1111, according to pollee, wq one ot the two lallora who beat up Longshoremen 's union chief Harry Brtdgea laat SE:!pt. 2L Rnpplftll didn't atop R11y ot the bullets. but bo dlrtn·t want • S(!cond try, (lftter,.athntcUJ sm $500.00 MOiltS.LOCIC W-*ll~~t 111111 IUO.OI $150.00 IIINNAN-I.OCIC 'WeddJ"tt lint tls.oo Alwlyt to&eth..-- alwaJ'I In pi•~ , , . thiN K~ Dta. mood Rina• are int•rlod:ed let revaat their full t.aut,r Md brlllianw foraverl ........ ll'ld thi1 Ito.-. COLLINS JEWELRY STORE Where Your Confidence Is Justified \., I E. MAIN ST. POMEROY ' '· ~··P.~~P.Q.I.Tr--OHIO • ll'o Eaoy To Install -Inside Or Out . EASY-ON STORM WINDOW KIT THE SHOE BO~ I '0 We have_a· complete supply floor furnaces~ · gas and coal beaters. An experienced man will instal! any heater we sell. Powdered SUGAR For Yow Children j i With Controls and 10 Year Warranly TRANSPARENT PLASTIC "Hove you ~htcked your ftumberot I 9.95 FLOOR FURNACE $159.95 Contectlonera Super.. x ROBIN HOOD SHOES IIIYa Mt.ptab, 000<1 RWIHMplat 70,000 BTU GAS ARBUCKIIS You Hove All These When You Buy Diamond ia a JMrhct l•m•u•nnta•d In wrltb11 by f Did you know tbat your tavor-ile butter lto~tiaa will ltay aofter Jouaer it you mako It wilh aupu-.,ft FIT •• QUALITY.- STYLE l:vary x ..pqb ........,.nt A REAL BARGAIN THIS WEEK ONLY! 11u,,7,:,11 Beauttl' INflllO(I(ING liNG • \V I .J 39ft NEilD· A NEW NOTICE! liKE WE HAVIi 100 · In Sa..c,k - Lay-A woy. For Cllrlltntu Nolw. It won't 1M lonJ ...fqre we wiH have our new toys on display. UM our lay-twe plen. A small deltetlit hold anytlt~. wa ttU 'Ill Chrltl ..... ' ' Drift TowaNiavt.lct hl<s . IICio ....... - '• . Spr-c(af to Ce~rm.J pfet• An6cfclttort . A.SIIlNCJTON- M•ny We1tem ctiPIQtnlta In Wutllqtm\-aild !ia~loifta--belleve ~I vou-lodr;ed in a of: ~- .Jif...., ·- . ,' • ORPHAN AJ'INIE l'fPI . •m . ,. ARO!;NTINA . CQubk'ut;:g__:_.The pr.Mnt Ar· , g-•ntine government ia quietly <!huckllnc over the ~~eramble 101nr on ' among Democra-ts an<! Republicans to dlBavow ltl fallen ,dictator, · Juan PerOn . .~ The military government of OM. Pedro Eutenlo Aramburu l1 01 j the opinion that anything that Ia done to Peron, at hOme or abroad, Ia all to the good. Uke moat dictators who escape with theJr Uvea when _thlnp co wrong, Peron left followers behind him who would make trouble J If tbey bad the 1>J1portunlty. Aramburu wanta. thue Peron.l sta. kept -1 be.r ett of any ~~unltlon, ~ ~ ~.t~elr,oua~ed hero'• b~halt. dl~eredit I • BENSON'S STRA.TEGl'--Agrlculf~re Sec';.etary Ezra Taft Ben. aon · Ls making every eft'ort to plug aU weak In the farmen' cost-price ~iqu ee u- to keep farm price• from sa&l;'lng before eledion CAMPAIGNt .. O fur CRI!fornla's 32 eledura• votes, Adla i Steven- · : day, Benson and his ato.ft' are relylnr on three prlnclpal tooJa: aon arrives tn Oakland and Is greeted by Miss Rita IJurr('th Who Is ~ 1- Pun:hue t:trogram.s thmugh which the departmeJ'It wm buy decked out as a Stevenson adherent. f ln~uruutwaal So!WdiJiwt aJ 1 tommodilles and donate them to charitable Institutions and for uae -· •>.. · --- · - · in the national achool luneh program. · 2- New markets to provide additional oullets tor the rovernment'a 11tockpUe of agtlculturt:~l l:llt'flltrs. 3- The So\1 Bank pr0~rp Ylro~_gh Wl\11::h Benson hopes to C'Ut sur·pluit production of BiJii major cOtQrnodJtJea throup 1969. apo" ~• I ' • • ' the_ ~~'\Dce.a_ NEW .JUSTICE- RepubUcans diJIICount of tt'eir J)arty : gaining- any ImpOrtant polltlcS.t •trentt~ Ul.toujt., Pl'l!!lldebt Elsen, ilower'll Mw appointmeJ'It t9 the Sup1·eme Court but they, admit It didn 't' hu1·t any. ~ · I M1·. Eisenhower catJght nwrly .everyone In Wuhlngton by BUr, prlCe when he named W l ~II!Uh J. Bl'e~nO, l 6D-S'Q.t-ol4 Demor.rat . and Catholic from N8w Jel'Bey, to succeed reUring AAOCiate Justice Shl"rman Minton . . While some politicians have tried to read illto the No Try aelet:tion an appeal ffJr Lhe Democrat and Catholic ,., Vot.t, vote GOP SOurCWl 1:1ay that Mr. Elsenhov.-er's mpotive~ were based 5trlctly On Brennan's record aa a Soya Ill), Ju<lge. · These Republican" concede that the fad that. Brennan 11: & Demo· crat and a Catholic might add a few votea to the GOP ticket but Insist that it wnn't be slgnlftcant at thf polla. 1 Their argument is that no Democrat. Ia rolnr to ~~~~ ~rUee because of a Sllpreme Comt appointment &nd p«,ple d6D't tiiUally I vot 111 on thelt tia•IA ot their religion. Furthermore, the. IIOIIllna.tlon seems accl'!}table to abo11t all p,lrtiea. .me.. has she 6een keepinQ even eome envo:yg fl"'m Arab tl:\at O'ami.l Abdel Naaser'.s 'fays as preJ!d~t or. ilfYP!..~te nu_m~l . · Naaaer, ttiese ·lOUrtes ln•llst, wtb. be ou~ ev':D ,If the. p~bliern ~rl1 , lng from his l'ldtlanll.lttatioll the S:Uea Clhlt i.t ~tueti Wltl'tOQ . furttk!r to)h.plleatl\:i\1. , The ~tlaft •tMht ln...., llll\1~\Vernem a ttl· tLJde, ml)jt .-amatlctlly exemplllcld lly hla bom· bastlc •tatement. on the C"aaal diJPUte and ht. st"eil.dy drllt toward cldae l'elatlon• with Ruula, hu resulted In Ill ever.tJghtenlntr MliDllomlc pinch. ThLI hu dlaple&led JOme of fhli molt powerfUl backalage ftgul"eft ln Egypt, tnelpdl.Dg tlle m.ln . ot tmn\enu- we11.1~ who h'elped vaUlt Into ttll pre1eat diCtatorial poa;l._tlon, and who aft now nport.e4 .lQokJ.u aroUn4 fqr a auitallle · .ucc:~a.or. The United State1, which once hop~ tD eou,t on N:Uaei- ·as a Joyal friend, I• believed q'J,iltt tontt'lnt to •ee hla •tar wane. · E' '1 Na • • ' • KISSES RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ~-- l ____ • Vocalld Erlft O'Brie;- iet,-reid)' for Hallo;el!!nby plcklno out the btn ..t pumpkin• In 1:t\e fil(d for jack-o·lanterna. ,Erin will .tlngagaln on NBC·TV'I -·"Steve-- Allen Show," Sunday, Now._'!-_ $J ••8 ·::::::::::::::::::::~::::~::.'_l~nwetinl-(. 124 E. Moln St. ' r HARVESnR- GARMENT BAG $1.27 BAKER J • Dish Pan 99c local BPW Menibers Attend Fall Conference Held At Marietta = ROOMS Of ~ i New roa FutRiture : 1 Way Otit As lgypt"s Loader? Nauer on 88ft -- . Annua I Inspec t IOn Tlally SeRtioel. Pomeroy-Middleport-, 0 .• I : ru~·t wc•r c 1n M,.. rio•tla Monday .· ~·,·ning whNC lh1·v \':si :ed tbei r daugh r1·, 1\br ~-;u;q a IH' nwr a 1 .'vf ari t•lta Ct'l iL·gr, a n d a l ~e nded 1 . j th~ Homeb~ilden Cbr~st T~e~~day • l Tht· ltf'v and !\-fr:-; Clarrmont E. ' aided and devotioll$ t&kcn from tbe "Upper Room" were led by Mn Alonzo Custer. Plana were diac uxsed for the annual bazaar wbJcb will be held In the cbureh ' parlor, J<'rlday, December 0. S1let tax Blamps were counted durlna: the evening. A de.;sert rourSt" in keepin' with HaHowe en were 1erved by Mrs . C. E. Neioli(' and Mr~ . E. J , Tra l'y. Approximately !Jrty membe111 Mil to n Houda8hl'lt asked the blc,;. Mrs. Douglass Singer was hon- and gut>~ls attended the annual sing which prect·d~·d the banquet ored with l l.wyeHe s hower· .and banquet of !Served and pncpa red by th e Phii- _bt• '.l<:!:VJ;:('S at tiJ :! u~pli~t Churtb Mrs. William Wallace was pre. Claali ~t the Middleport Chureh ath ea So<"it>ty . Arrangern r- nt.s of Nh<'."e ~lcl Martin DilJUJe , evan sented a farew ell gift. when the of l'_Yenlng. Mrs. fruits . vegetables and fall flowers ;rlist, a nd Fr<~nk C<Jia nzaro, organLincoln Heights Canast.a Club met Theo !': eutzhng, president, presid- carried ou t the Harves t theme for ht. were pn.,~eu tin g l' \·angellstic: re~ntly al the home of Mn, ed at the short business meeting the table det'orations :nect:ng!i. Lawrence Morarity . Mr. and M ~s. Ha.ll'v Hill and BILL HOWARD, manager of Sljlflers' Red Anchor Departlind th~nked the class members : Af ter the group ~at; weltnmed Prizes were award ed to Mrs. lor thelr loyalty lind cooperation by Mrs. N ~· utzling, Cash Bahr ang wn. Mr. Li nd Mrs. Al~a Pi~ken­ ment Store. is pictured here going over merchandise with 3 Robert ~ailey, Mrs . John Mayer, during her term of office. paugh , C;tld ·.v .. ~ J . visi! ed Suc.da} a solo "Alleghe ny Muon " and 11 F!hena Clifford, a sales lady, fn preparation for the store's Mrs. Shirley Guin ther and Mrs. Mrs. Cash Bahr, a past sextf'lte : Wilson, Kt>nneth ,vilh Mrs . V<Janic Barlgely and fam- big 33rd Anniversary sale which starts Friday .. nd lasts eight Eugene Co nd e . ~rcsJd~nt, pr~1ented Mrs . Neutz- McEihmney Milton Houdashelt , ly and wrrc a: compan :r-d bomf' Refreshmen ~.o~ carrying out the mg With a gift and Mrs. Fred I. Cash Bahr, Tom Bowe n and Her- by .'v.l r~J_ Dora !-loJg(' who harl s-pent days. In the background Is a. shopper. Mrs. Btalrice Price. Halloween theme were served by G.ardner, te.!lc her of th e Class, m.an Kincaid , san g ''The Waywa rd the pa-'>t three week::; a1 lhe Badthe hostes5 to those narned above s~oke of lh~ absenc~ or Mr. Ne_ut- Wind ", a.s an Impromptu act. The ·~(· \ y home. and Mrs. Ji ir hard Freeman and .M J!, Huber t Mace was return~d zhng, who u a pahr nt al Me1gs cooks were serenaded ·with a one guest, Mrs. Lewis H. Sauer. General l!osplta~. Th is was the parody " It's Eats That MaL Us lwme in lhC' Ra-wUn~s ·t..:o at~ ~m ­ The next mef'ting will be held first banqu"' 1n the past four Happy" and were nppaudl'd for hulanCl' T uesrlay fr cm Holz er Ho~­ at the home of Mrs. John Mayer, years that \lr. Neulzling has mis-- their. fine meal, pital where .shl' harl be•·n a medic<~ I Mr~. Paul Zirkle entertained Connie aDd Ronnie CheatJe, Darpali r•nt . (with a party Fri4ay afternooa In iene Romine, Patty and IJnda Owsed. T_ rlbute was J'l_~id lo Mrs. The e\·ening's program included BIRTH ANNOUNCIO Neutzl!llg for her fw1· work and the presentation of a g ift to Mrs. Mrs. Cl.vd e Warner was taken to lite buemr;:nt ol ber home, Liberty eu, Margaret Holt, Brerida Owen11, Mr _ and Mn . W. D. Lee (Shirin Eddie, Ricky and Charles Lemley to Mr Ne~td1ng who h~d assiste-d Gardn-er , teacher, ~mrl her husband her hom e i n K' j;Pr Monday in thl· Ave., whieb Wl.t. decorated ley Riley) of Clifton are announc' in the vanou s cl ass proJects.. pastor of th e chureh. by Thomas lt:.:w!ing.s-Cna ls ambulance from kee-ping with Halloween, honoring Ellen Roush. ing the birth of a son at 4 :37 a . m . Danny Henderson, Raymond ZlrCash B<lh!" ~~ the nt•w p1·esJd~nt Bowen . Mr. Gardnt-r and is wife Meigs Gt· n(' ral lfll<> p ita l wh e-re sht· her daughter, Diana, on her ninth Monday , 0('1. 15, at Holzer Hos~he ela.ss WJ th Mrs. Dan Wtute spoke briefly to th e class and h11d bren a pJtie'1lt. kle, Charles Hysell, Nicky, Tommy birthday_ . pitlll . The infant weighed 7 lb I oz . ~1v1ng th(' repol"! (Jf the nomlnat- guests and the tea eher said that Kan, who is employed in Games were played and PTlles and Donnie Can~on, ~ell Nei. P ul!y and ha.s been named Russell Clay. Colum !>us, "P( nt Saturday w ith awarded the wlnner after which meyer and Danny Zirkle. Adults mg ~ommlttce. Ot~ers ar<' , vi'_'eshe w.as proud of the fine young Maternal grandparent!! are Mr. and 1 refreshment.'! ol eai:e decorated in present were the above- named Mrs _ TE> dRIIe y Sr . of Clifton and prestd ent , Mrs _ Ktrmeth MrF.Ihm- couplea in !he cJas~ :md proud of her par e nt s, Mr. and 1\frs. C. R. Kar r S,·_ a nd l.Jmily . ney; sccrPtDry_ M r~ William Slatheir achievements and the po-.si· keeping Witb Halloween and ice aitd Mrs. Bob Car.son, Afl'l. Betty Bright 22-gouge aluminum plllernal grandmother is Mrs ter: ass_Js t.ant see•·e tary . M1·s. Ira bilities of fu rt her r.lcvelopments. rr eam wen aerved by Mrs. ZJrkle Romine, Mrs. James Stanabury, Mrs. C. R. You ng h visiting a In three blllldy lllzes _ %, Charles Lee, Midd leport. The Lee~ Dutcher; treasurer, Mrs . Jlusscl! Sh d lh I h 1 r &s.s isted by Mn. Harold Lemley, Mrs. Richard Owens and ' Mrs. sister, Mrs. Gol dir Evans, CleveI IDd I I-ii-quart. hav(' another son, Michael William Wilson . P urge em o (" a ert or land, and t hr\' will be joined by \1rs. Che11ter Zirkle and Mr1. R. C. Charles Neimeyer. age four. nf!ow member.• to wdcome evL·ryThe honored guest received a Kennelh \fd-:J hin rwy Wlls Mas ter nnt• at the se rvicrs of Uw chur•·h t w o othrr ·.,.~! Ns, M r'i Vincen t Steffy. Favors were balloons. Haland number or gifts and those sendof Ceremonies for lh•· t'VI'nl ng and and to continue to wor k for m"W Young, Erie, l'a .. und Mrs. Earl loween candy,, bubble gum 11 Ht·<~x t un, ('i ncmna:i. lolJypops. lng a gift but unable to attend - - ~- class-r oom i n lh t· prur~nscrJ nddlMn . Arlt·nJ li(_•L·,-;e and Mrs. Ir~resent were Agnes and Rita .were Mrs. Albert School and Mrs . tion to the (' hun·h Brmker, Patty and Bobby Steffy, Eddie Romine. R·EG. $1.98 PLASTIC vin Rau mgaHltH·r l1· f( Tuosda) Mrs . 1\'cut:ding (l l'('S{'flft•d fl gif t for l'lrvr ·l·lnt l w:H•rt• th ry w1lJ alfro m the clw;s tu M. J.. Kdl y. ll'nr.l the Ohiu (;PJl!'r~ l B11ptist As f (eacht•r .Who !! ISO praiH·d ~o r· iation a nd will visi t Mi•·,. Ju li<J tht· for th•·ir ""'1rk 11nd faith - llt'L':le ;.nd ulhPr rt'laliv(•S. &.: 'fheodorus Co unril Uau gh ter~ of ful nttenda nce at se rvices. Will iam Hunt• !! , ,Jackso n, was Quilted- VInyl Pl ..tle Th e progntm i ncl ud ed group guest of honor at 11 bi r thday din America m('t in r•·~tdar Sl'.'ision, Mrs .. Wesley Fry,. president of !rict 11, BPW, at the Beh;ey Mills Monday evening wirh Mrs. Thomas si ng inJ{, 11 rlud '' Vearic" hy Cash ner l'' r~day at the hume of Mr. and the Mtddleport Busmen and Pro- Club gymnasium MarieU.i SunCook, counl'i lor, p n·~i il i n g. Bah r an r1 Mrs Arthur Skinn er . Mrs. L . D. Ervin. Gues ts included f<"ssionat Women 's Club, Mrs Guy day . ' ' 16 Dress Size Reg. $1.98 One applicant wa s aceeplt•d for dressed i11 r.ay Ni n, tif's eo.~tumes; ~tr . and Mrs. Bu rrell and children . Reynolds, Miss Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. After registration, the Contermembership. A rc-pl)rt nn t' Xlr nd- •l skit hy Mr~ . Wt•nrl!'I J Duncf'. Mrs. Ronnie and Billy, and Linda Ury . (;uy Reynolds Mrs. Neme V1le. enee opened with the Pledge to ing greeti ng ·· !u lhc dist r if' l con- Ncutzlin ~. ·' Irs. Sll'wart ll arris, Jacksun, Mr. an d Mrs_ Eugene Nor- and MIS8 Freddie Houduhelt at- the Fla g led by Mrs. Fry JICiddlevention of th(• n au.r.:h lcrs nf Un ion Mn. Juh n :'lhyN , M1·s. C.·l.~ h Bahr, {on, f'omcnlY. t<' nrfed the Fall Conference of UIB- port, with devoti onal services conVetera ns and ul so ~ gift to Mrs. Mrs. MeEIIPJl Oey, M¥· O(' nver Fred I. Gurdn('J", pastcu· of thfBrlghl New Styles ducted by Mi,<,s Anna Maud Fehr. Richard C1mp hdl . wa.~ g iv en . Mrs. Rie1•..\-Ir s. ~1 i11 on lluurlas lwlt .and Middlcpor t C'llll re h '! Christ, Mrs. man Jackson: gree tings Miss Mabel Wh o Wl'te (;ardner, !\11·_ allll ·" rs. U. E. McC11mphcll lhanhd ttw l(rOUJJ for Mrs. Harl t>y S w i.~ hr •r, th e gift. Wagner, Marietta: introductions dresst•d in !J ill l.dl.~· t·oslumt·s. Kinley , Mr. and .'11r~. Homer Rice, by Mrs Gladvs Dye, District Directc;anws li d IJ~· \Jr ~. ll;u, Whit t> eon It wa.s voh•tl to hold lh e unnual M1·s. WchiJ l!all and lJe{' 1-lartlngl' l' or M i s~ Leonore M. 1'-lills First inspeetion 011 Novcrnbu 19 unrl clutied th e rru gram with .11 priz(' aacnflrrf th r· Family Night scrvlee REG. $2.29 viet--president of the Ohio 'Federall il tficcrs and th~ dcyrce lcfm awnrdl'll to Arllmr Skinner. The of the Mc·ig-s r!ou nl y M r• n 's Fellowation , presided at t h e business rf'qUellh!d i n h<' present at closing prar~r was given by Mr. shi p of the C'hurd1es of Christ at Mayor and Mrs. C. 0 . Fl.sher ffiet"fJng _ ' 0. Tile 8rfthte1t the me,•ting to prac- liu rdner. Lhc Hutl.ant.J t'hJJreh Mon da y night. and son. Tommy, have returned r.un<'h:eon was served With .~ pec­ ler fa MJddlt!POI1 tice. II was voted to hn ve the an- --- ----....__ Th t> decorating w :~s phtnned bv from a two weeks ' vacation to Oak ial music by Mr ~. lrl' nc Scamahorn Mr~ . 1r:1 n iVI'r.~ary dln m•r o n I)N'f'tnhl'r 3 . Mrs_ William Gt·u(•srr, Wropped Peanul Buller MEETING CALLED Mr. and .\ fnriei :H, anrf Mrs . Thelma Robin.' BA«Eft FURNITVRIJCI A soc1n] hour c:ondudcd lh•• Bulth(•r. Mr.s. l-lar!Py Swis h('J", J\tr.s TnJ.~tNs n flhtr V ,· te rnn·~ Mem- Ridge, ·renn., to visit _________ _ Herman Kincoirl . Mrs. Juhn Mayf'r , oriiJ ] 11" -~ Pi l ;l! Bollrd will JJll't't to- Mr5 . John Terrell (Nan Fisher) 5 011 , Alh(•ns, who was aC'co mpan ied Mrs. Curlis Jenkinson , Mrs. sJ,.,.,._ nigh! <1 ! A p. Ill . at tht• CuurtiiJ)Ilse and childl'en, John a nd Christine, by Mrs. Kay Cam-pbell , At-hens. Miss Frances ln~lee, Park ersart HarriS, Mrs, Farie Cole . Mr~_ Ll•n Vau~:hnn, Huard SL"t'f!'la ry , and then to Fort McClellan, Ala ., when• they were ovtWnight gueslJ bu rg, s poJr:e on '·The First Busi . :\.1ddrl' d Schuster, Mrs. lla Darnpll , s:Jirl today. of Sgt. Sara J . Fisher. O!!J!is a n d Profess ibn<~l Woman ": \J rs. Wtni~m Slater and !he p1·o---- - Tbey"re Fresh and Delltlou• altf' ndcd the cermony on Sara J. Hair. the fJJ 'St woman edThey ~am \'Ills plann efl by Mrs. n.~ JJVL'r MARRIAGE LICE!\ISE F'r1day when Sgt. Fili her was namitor who headed the s ta rr vf the lli c r•, Mrs. Russell Wil ~:~on , Mrs. A rut<JTJHgl• lil't>nsR h<~s lw"u isthe Lady Godev magazinP . Clubs re·pKn mtlt b Mrlo: lh in ne_\', Mr ~. W£"n - s ur •d to EJ1r] Kill,!{, 73, n• lir rd. and ed "WAC of the month" in •lt•ll Bunri' , Mrs. O;m White, Mrs. Ella Lt• un<t Musst~ r. 58, both of t i r~l of such ceremonies at Fort re~ented were A' hen s, Ironton, McCl ellan. Sgt. Fisher and a McArthur, Logan , N!'!lionville, Gal· Arthw· SktnneJ'. M1 ·~- Huh<'rl Cral.l{. Hutlantl. friend. Sgt. Betty Samlk, returned Upolis, ~iddleport Jackson a n ~ Mt•mhcrs uf !hi' l'hll;1then .Soei MIDDLEPORT ' to Oall:: Ridge with the others and Marietta . •·ly who worked TUl'};tla.v CVI' ni ng PHONE 60%1-X visited at tbe Terrell bome over Wl'rt• Mrs. Ro-bert Ht•lbcl, pr c~ithe week end. dPnl, .\irs. 0 . E. Mc Kinlt•y. M r.~. Mayol' anrt ~Irs . Fisher arrived Lflo Childs, Mrs. George Child s, home Sunday ilnd spent Monday M1·s. Lesta Gothard, Mrs. \\' l'l>h . \:isiling Mr. and Mrs . Harold flldl , Mr.s . 0. L. Rou s]J , Mr ~. Er n. Moore ( Ros~>mary Fishe:) and aon t·st La/Jaucc, Mrs. C. E. Van(·{·. Michael, Columbus. 1\fr,.;. Boyd Dltgud , Mn. D;n·id !lars t Sr., ~rs . Itobcrt Mc.E ih iuney, Mrs. L D. Ervin. i• f la_y. Homebuilders Class Annual Bdnquet Held In Middleport Tuesday Evening I ' _, d~t1 I o\:1. .tT; ItH:-f a, Ma. SMITR �li-Ilaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .• Oct. 17. 1956 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY The Daily Sentinel • Preparing For Big.Sale Rummage Sole Plans Made By local JOF Class Mr and Mrs . Dale Va.nee, Columb us, have b e e n VISiting his broth.:r i.Dd Sl~ f ('r-in- l ow, Mr. and \l r!.. c f-~. v~llh.l', and plann ed to return .t., Colun;hus tvtbiV at·c.·om;J.:lnieU Uy :"o!r. anrt M:·.s. C E. Vancf' NIJO w.l1 ~P('I d the rt'Sl tbe wer k thf'n ' Fred I. <; ~ rJn.--r , p;J~t u r of !he Middl l pu rt L'il:..: rch of rh ·1st, anrl Mn. GaJ dn1·r vi~lted _,:r. and Mrs. ,:cei l LaJr.,bce, G<t:Jipo!J~. Tues- Plan.s were made. for 1 rummqe sale to be held at the Bethany Chu rch, October 30 to November 2 indusive , when the JOF Clasa of the Unit~ Methodis t Church met Monday eVenlna: It the church. Mrs . Roy Belzing, pres.ident, pre- or Lucllle Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 layette Shower Given In Honor Of Mrs. D. Singer •• • t 11 -II •• • I . SMITH I'AMJLY , ' • AT ACTOit Lemmon lllld wtf-e Cynthia In day• ot ;ore, Now they say It'• all over and •he'U ..t up Nevadll relldenee. tfM~IJ RAIL'S BEN FRANKLIN Ru~5ell • •• Ninth Birthday Of Diana Zirkle Noted When Party Enjoyed By Many Friends I • • ~ • I · P.IGHT!.'- MODERN Pl.A5-Tr C SUR:GE.K"J AAS ' Summer Fri. & Sat. ' '"''"· •ua SAUCE PAN or 0 sn - ~lAKE& Set fo N J9 ov. ~fr"s. 'll~Sis[anl eras~ By local Councl"l $299.00 I I Middleport Mayor Returns From Two Weeks Vacation FURNITURE eo,...~ .Novcm~r ~ PIN-UPS BOUDOIR lAMPS ____ - - J-Ib. · · .. · · 29c 2nd lb. · · · · · JOe , Asked for Jail Get so,.. ' CASH- Clean up BILL.S- f(ICI( UP YGUR H!ELS & SAVINGS CO. .. - --- Ernes1 Covert. ~lgr Phone 197 TEACHERS INVITED Teachers c.f Southern Lncul lril'\ are lnviled to attend a JJJ('I' Img at Radne High School. (kl . IR 111 8 J-l. m. where an inhl(·.~ tJng pruwr-am Is plAnned, aceord!ng to hisl· M1 .;, Chlor·us Grimm. PICKENS IN POMEROY AND MASON CITY I SPECIAL Pr<' -;itl :·nt . Rcft·f~ hmcnts will bt' s1• r vd. ·- - -- - EI.£CTRIC lATH ROOM HEATER ut its Bestt FRED J, RAPPINI Is 8hown 'In the \\'limington, CaJit., lockup- by I ii.~ own requoat. He was the t1trgct of tl.ve bulll!!t8 whJie drtv.. In).( his c~r In the harbor area. a1111, according to pollee, wq one ot the two lallora who beat up Longshoremen 's union chief Harry Brtdgea laat SE:!pt. 2L Rnpplftll didn't atop R11y ot the bullets. but bo dlrtn·t want • S(!cond try, (lftter,.athntcUJ sm $500.00 MOiltS.LOCIC W-*ll~~t 111111 IUO.OI $150.00 IIINNAN-I.OCIC 'WeddJ"tt lint tls.oo Alwlyt to&eth..-- alwaJ'I In pi•~ , , . thiN K~ Dta. mood Rina• are int•rlod:ed let revaat their full t.aut,r Md brlllianw foraverl ........ ll'ld thi1 Ito.-. COLLINS JEWELRY STORE Where Your Confidence Is Justified \., I E. MAIN ST. POMEROY ' '· ~··P.~~P.Q.I.Tr--OHIO • ll'o Eaoy To Install -Inside Or Out . EASY-ON STORM WINDOW KIT THE SHOE BO~ I '0 We have_a· complete supply floor furnaces~ · gas and coal beaters. An experienced man will instal! any heater we sell. Powdered SUGAR For Yow Children j i With Controls and 10 Year Warranly TRANSPARENT PLASTIC "Hove you ~htcked your ftumberot I 9.95 FLOOR FURNACE $159.95 Contectlonera Super.. x ROBIN HOOD SHOES IIIYa Mt.ptab, 000<1 RWIHMplat 70,000 BTU GAS ARBUCKIIS You Hove All These When You Buy Diamond ia a JMrhct l•m•u•nnta•d In wrltb11 by f Did you know tbat your tavor-ile butter lto~tiaa will ltay aofter Jouaer it you mako It wilh aupu-.,ft FIT •• QUALITY.- STYLE l:vary x ..pqb ........,.nt A REAL BARGAIN THIS WEEK ONLY! 11u,,7,:,11 Beauttl' INflllO(I(ING liNG • \V I .J 39ft NEilD· A NEW NOTICE! liKE WE HAVIi 100 · In Sa..c,k - Lay-A woy. For Cllrlltntu Nolw. It won't 1M lonJ ...fqre we wiH have our new toys on display. UM our lay-twe plen. A small deltetlit hold anytlt~. wa ttU 'Ill Chrltl ..... ' ' Drift TowaNiavt.lct hl<s . IICio ....... - '• . Spr-c(af to Ce~rm.J pfet• An6cfclttort . A.SIIlNCJTON- M•ny We1tem ctiPIQtnlta In Wutllqtm\-aild !ia~loifta--belleve ~I vou-lodr;ed in a of: ~- .Jif...., ·- . ,' • ORPHAN AJ'INIE l'fPI . •m . ,. ARO!;NTINA . CQubk'ut;:g__:_.The pr.Mnt Ar· , g-•ntine government ia quietly <!huckllnc over the ~~eramble 101nr on ' among Democra-ts an<! Republicans to dlBavow ltl fallen ,dictator, · Juan PerOn . .~ The military government of OM. Pedro Eutenlo Aramburu l1 01 j the opinion that anything that Ia done to Peron, at hOme or abroad, Ia all to the good. Uke moat dictators who escape with theJr Uvea when _thlnp co wrong, Peron left followers behind him who would make trouble J If tbey bad the 1>J1portunlty. Aramburu wanta. thue Peron.l sta. kept -1 be.r ett of any ~~unltlon, ~ ~ ~.t~elr,oua~ed hero'• b~halt. dl~eredit I • BENSON'S STRA.TEGl'--Agrlculf~re Sec';.etary Ezra Taft Ben. aon · Ls making every eft'ort to plug aU weak In the farmen' cost-price ~iqu ee u- to keep farm price• from sa&l;'lng before eledion CAMPAIGNt .. O fur CRI!fornla's 32 eledura• votes, Adla i Steven- · : day, Benson and his ato.ft' are relylnr on three prlnclpal tooJa: aon arrives tn Oakland and Is greeted by Miss Rita IJurr('th Who Is ~ 1- Pun:hue t:trogram.s thmugh which the departmeJ'It wm buy decked out as a Stevenson adherent. f ln~uruutwaal So!WdiJiwt aJ 1 tommodilles and donate them to charitable Institutions and for uae -· •>.. · --- · - · in the national achool luneh program. · 2- New markets to provide additional oullets tor the rovernment'a 11tockpUe of agtlculturt:~l l:llt'flltrs. 3- The So\1 Bank pr0~rp Ylro~_gh Wl\11::h Benson hopes to C'Ut sur·pluit production of BiJii major cOtQrnodJtJea throup 1969. apo" ~• I ' • • ' the_ ~~'\Dce.a_ NEW .JUSTICE- RepubUcans diJIICount of tt'eir J)arty : gaining- any ImpOrtant polltlcS.t •trentt~ Ul.toujt., Pl'l!!lldebt Elsen, ilower'll Mw appointmeJ'It t9 the Sup1·eme Court but they, admit It didn 't' hu1·t any. ~ · I M1·. Eisenhower catJght nwrly .everyone In Wuhlngton by BUr, prlCe when he named W l ~II!Uh J. Bl'e~nO, l 6D-S'Q.t-ol4 Demor.rat . and Catholic from N8w Jel'Bey, to succeed reUring AAOCiate Justice Shl"rman Minton . . While some politicians have tried to read illto the No Try aelet:tion an appeal ffJr Lhe Democrat and Catholic ,., Vot.t, vote GOP SOurCWl 1:1ay that Mr. Elsenhov.-er's mpotive~ were based 5trlctly On Brennan's record aa a Soya Ill), Ju<lge. · These Republican" concede that the fad that. Brennan 11: & Demo· crat and a Catholic might add a few votea to the GOP ticket but Insist that it wnn't be slgnlftcant at thf polla. 1 Their argument is that no Democrat. Ia rolnr to ~~~~ ~rUee because of a Sllpreme Comt appointment &nd p«,ple d6D't tiiUally I vot 111 on thelt tia•IA ot their religion. Furthermore, the. IIOIIllna.tlon seems accl'!}table to abo11t all p,lrtiea. .me.. has she 6een keepinQ even eome envo:yg fl"'m Arab tl:\at O'ami.l Abdel Naaser'.s 'fays as preJ!d~t or. ilfYP!..~te nu_m~l . · Naaaer, ttiese ·lOUrtes ln•llst, wtb. be ou~ ev':D ,If the. p~bliern ~rl1 , lng from his l'ldtlanll.lttatioll the S:Uea Clhlt i.t ~tueti Wltl'tOQ . furttk!r to)h.plleatl\:i\1. , The ~tlaft •tMht ln...., llll\1~\Vernem a ttl· tLJde, ml)jt .-amatlctlly exemplllcld lly hla bom· bastlc •tatement. on the C"aaal diJPUte and ht. st"eil.dy drllt toward cldae l'elatlon• with Ruula, hu resulted In Ill ever.tJghtenlntr MliDllomlc pinch. ThLI hu dlaple&led JOme of fhli molt powerfUl backalage ftgul"eft ln Egypt, tnelpdl.Dg tlle m.ln . ot tmn\enu- we11.1~ who h'elped vaUlt Into ttll pre1eat diCtatorial poa;l._tlon, and who aft now nport.e4 .lQokJ.u aroUn4 fqr a auitallle · .ucc:~a.or. The United State1, which once hop~ tD eou,t on N:Uaei- ·as a Joyal friend, I• believed q'J,iltt tontt'lnt to •ee hla •tar wane. · E' '1 Na • • ' • KISSES RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ~-- l ____ • Vocalld Erlft O'Brie;- iet,-reid)' for Hallo;el!!nby plcklno out the btn ..t pumpkin• In 1:t\e fil(d for jack-o·lanterna. ,Erin will .tlngagaln on NBC·TV'I -·"Steve-- Allen Show," Sunday, Now._'!-_ $J ••8 ·::::::::::::::::::::~::::~::.'_l~nwetinl-(. 124 E. Moln St. ' r HARVESnR- GARMENT BAG $1.27 BAKER J • Dish Pan 99c local BPW Menibers Attend Fall Conference Held At Marietta = ROOMS Of ~ i New roa FutRiture : 1 Way Otit As lgypt"s Loader? Nauer on 88ft -- . Annua I Inspec t IOn Tlally SeRtioel. Pomeroy-Middleport-, 0 .• I : ru~·t wc•r c 1n M,.. rio•tla Monday .· ~·,·ning whNC lh1·v \':si :ed tbei r daugh r1·, 1\br ~-;u;q a IH' nwr a 1 .'vf ari t•lta Ct'l iL·gr, a n d a l ~e nded 1 . j th~ Homeb~ilden Cbr~st T~e~~day • l Tht· ltf'v and !\-fr:-; Clarrmont E. ' aided and devotioll$ t&kcn from tbe "Upper Room" were led by Mn Alonzo Custer. Plana were diac uxsed for the annual bazaar wbJcb will be held In the cbureh ' parlor, J<'rlday, December 0. S1let tax Blamps were counted durlna: the evening. A de.;sert rourSt" in keepin' with HaHowe en were 1erved by Mrs . C. E. Neioli(' and Mr~ . E. J , Tra l'y. Approximately !Jrty membe111 Mil to n Houda8hl'lt asked the blc,;. Mrs. Douglass Singer was hon- and gut>~ls attended the annual sing which prect·d~·d the banquet ored with l l.wyeHe s hower· .and banquet of !Served and pncpa red by th e Phii- _bt• '.l<:!:VJ;:('S at tiJ :! u~pli~t Churtb Mrs. William Wallace was pre. Claali ~t the Middleport Chureh ath ea So<"it>ty . Arrangern r- nt.s of Nh<'."e ~lcl Martin DilJUJe , evan sented a farew ell gift. when the of l'_Yenlng. Mrs. fruits . vegetables and fall flowers ;rlist, a nd Fr<~nk C<Jia nzaro, organLincoln Heights Canast.a Club met Theo !': eutzhng, president, presid- carried ou t the Harves t theme for ht. were pn.,~eu tin g l' \·angellstic: re~ntly al the home of Mn, ed at the short business meeting the table det'orations :nect:ng!i. Lawrence Morarity . Mr. and M ~s. Ha.ll'v Hill and BILL HOWARD, manager of Sljlflers' Red Anchor Departlind th~nked the class members : Af ter the group ~at; weltnmed Prizes were award ed to Mrs. lor thelr loyalty lind cooperation by Mrs. N ~· utzling, Cash Bahr ang wn. Mr. Li nd Mrs. Al~a Pi~ken­ ment Store. is pictured here going over merchandise with 3 Robert ~ailey, Mrs . John Mayer, during her term of office. paugh , C;tld ·.v .. ~ J . visi! ed Suc.da} a solo "Alleghe ny Muon " and 11 F!hena Clifford, a sales lady, fn preparation for the store's Mrs. Shirley Guin ther and Mrs. Mrs. Cash Bahr, a past sextf'lte : Wilson, Kt>nneth ,vilh Mrs . V<Janic Barlgely and fam- big 33rd Anniversary sale which starts Friday .. nd lasts eight Eugene Co nd e . ~rcsJd~nt, pr~1ented Mrs . Neutz- McEihmney Milton Houdashelt , ly and wrrc a: compan :r-d bomf' Refreshmen ~.o~ carrying out the mg With a gift and Mrs. Fred I. Cash Bahr, Tom Bowe n and Her- by .'v.l r~J_ Dora !-loJg(' who harl s-pent days. In the background Is a. shopper. Mrs. Btalrice Price. Halloween theme were served by G.ardner, te.!lc her of th e Class, m.an Kincaid , san g ''The Waywa rd the pa-'>t three week::; a1 lhe Badthe hostes5 to those narned above s~oke of lh~ absenc~ or Mr. Ne_ut- Wind ", a.s an Impromptu act. The ·~(· \ y home. and Mrs. Ji ir hard Freeman and .M J!, Huber t Mace was return~d zhng, who u a pahr nt al Me1gs cooks were serenaded ·with a one guest, Mrs. Lewis H. Sauer. General l!osplta~. Th is was the parody " It's Eats That MaL Us lwme in lhC' Ra-wUn~s ·t..:o at~ ~m ­ The next mef'ting will be held first banqu"' 1n the past four Happy" and were nppaudl'd for hulanCl' T uesrlay fr cm Holz er Ho~­ at the home of Mrs. John Mayer, years that \lr. Neulzling has mis-- their. fine meal, pital where .shl' harl be•·n a medic<~ I Mr~. Paul Zirkle entertained Connie aDd Ronnie CheatJe, Darpali r•nt . (with a party Fri4ay afternooa In iene Romine, Patty and IJnda Owsed. T_ rlbute was J'l_~id lo Mrs. The e\·ening's program included BIRTH ANNOUNCIO Neutzl!llg for her fw1· work and the presentation of a g ift to Mrs. Mrs. Cl.vd e Warner was taken to lite buemr;:nt ol ber home, Liberty eu, Margaret Holt, Brerida Owen11, Mr _ and Mn . W. D. Lee (Shirin Eddie, Ricky and Charles Lemley to Mr Ne~td1ng who h~d assiste-d Gardn-er , teacher, ~mrl her husband her hom e i n K' j;Pr Monday in thl· Ave., whieb Wl.t. decorated ley Riley) of Clifton are announc' in the vanou s cl ass proJects.. pastor of th e chureh. by Thomas lt:.:w!ing.s-Cna ls ambulance from kee-ping with Halloween, honoring Ellen Roush. ing the birth of a son at 4 :37 a . m . Danny Henderson, Raymond ZlrCash B<lh!" ~~ the nt•w p1·esJd~nt Bowen . Mr. Gardnt-r and is wife Meigs Gt· n(' ral lfll<> p ita l wh e-re sht· her daughter, Diana, on her ninth Monday , 0('1. 15, at Holzer Hos~he ela.ss WJ th Mrs. Dan Wtute spoke briefly to th e class and h11d bren a pJtie'1lt. kle, Charles Hysell, Nicky, Tommy birthday_ . pitlll . The infant weighed 7 lb I oz . ~1v1ng th(' repol"! (Jf the nomlnat- guests and the tea eher said that Kan, who is employed in Games were played and PTlles and Donnie Can~on, ~ell Nei. P ul!y and ha.s been named Russell Clay. Colum !>us, "P( nt Saturday w ith awarded the wlnner after which meyer and Danny Zirkle. Adults mg ~ommlttce. Ot~ers ar<' , vi'_'eshe w.as proud of the fine young Maternal grandparent!! are Mr. and 1 refreshment.'! ol eai:e decorated in present were the above- named Mrs _ TE> dRIIe y Sr . of Clifton and prestd ent , Mrs _ Ktrmeth MrF.Ihm- couplea in !he cJas~ :md proud of her par e nt s, Mr. and 1\frs. C. R. Kar r S,·_ a nd l.Jmily . ney; sccrPtDry_ M r~ William Slatheir achievements and the po-.si· keeping Witb Halloween and ice aitd Mrs. Bob Car.son, Afl'l. Betty Bright 22-gouge aluminum plllernal grandmother is Mrs ter: ass_Js t.ant see•·e tary . M1·s. Ira bilities of fu rt her r.lcvelopments. rr eam wen aerved by Mrs. ZJrkle Romine, Mrs. James Stanabury, Mrs. C. R. You ng h visiting a In three blllldy lllzes _ %, Charles Lee, Midd leport. The Lee~ Dutcher; treasurer, Mrs . Jlusscl! Sh d lh I h 1 r &s.s isted by Mn. Harold Lemley, Mrs. Richard Owens and ' Mrs. sister, Mrs. Gol dir Evans, CleveI IDd I I-ii-quart. hav(' another son, Michael William Wilson . P urge em o (" a ert or land, and t hr\' will be joined by \1rs. Che11ter Zirkle and Mr1. R. C. Charles Neimeyer. age four. nf!ow member.• to wdcome evL·ryThe honored guest received a Kennelh \fd-:J hin rwy Wlls Mas ter nnt• at the se rvicrs of Uw chur•·h t w o othrr ·.,.~! Ns, M r'i Vincen t Steffy. Favors were balloons. Haland number or gifts and those sendof Ceremonies for lh•· t'VI'nl ng and and to continue to wor k for m"W Young, Erie, l'a .. und Mrs. Earl loween candy,, bubble gum 11 Ht·<~x t un, ('i ncmna:i. lolJypops. lng a gift but unable to attend - - ~- class-r oom i n lh t· prur~nscrJ nddlMn . Arlt·nJ li(_•L·,-;e and Mrs. Ir~resent were Agnes and Rita .were Mrs. Albert School and Mrs . tion to the (' hun·h Brmker, Patty and Bobby Steffy, Eddie Romine. R·EG. $1.98 PLASTIC vin Rau mgaHltH·r l1· f( Tuosda) Mrs . 1\'cut:ding (l l'('S{'flft•d fl gif t for l'lrvr ·l·lnt l w:H•rt• th ry w1lJ alfro m the clw;s tu M. J.. Kdl y. ll'nr.l the Ohiu (;PJl!'r~ l B11ptist As f (eacht•r .Who !! ISO praiH·d ~o r· iation a nd will visi t Mi•·,. Ju li<J tht· for th•·ir ""'1rk 11nd faith - llt'L':le ;.nd ulhPr rt'laliv(•S. &.: 'fheodorus Co unril Uau gh ter~ of ful nttenda nce at se rvices. Will iam Hunt• !! , ,Jackso n, was Quilted- VInyl Pl ..tle Th e progntm i ncl ud ed group guest of honor at 11 bi r thday din America m('t in r•·~tdar Sl'.'ision, Mrs .. Wesley Fry,. president of !rict 11, BPW, at the Beh;ey Mills Monday evening wirh Mrs. Thomas si ng inJ{, 11 rlud '' Vearic" hy Cash ner l'' r~day at the hume of Mr. and the Mtddleport Busmen and Pro- Club gymnasium MarieU.i SunCook, counl'i lor, p n·~i il i n g. Bah r an r1 Mrs Arthur Skinn er . Mrs. L . D. Ervin. Gues ts included f<"ssionat Women 's Club, Mrs Guy day . ' ' 16 Dress Size Reg. $1.98 One applicant wa s aceeplt•d for dressed i11 r.ay Ni n, tif's eo.~tumes; ~tr . and Mrs. Bu rrell and children . Reynolds, Miss Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. After registration, the Contermembership. A rc-pl)rt nn t' Xlr nd- •l skit hy Mr~ . Wt•nrl!'I J Duncf'. Mrs. Ronnie and Billy, and Linda Ury . (;uy Reynolds Mrs. Neme V1le. enee opened with the Pledge to ing greeti ng ·· !u lhc dist r if' l con- Ncutzlin ~. ·' Irs. Sll'wart ll arris, Jacksun, Mr. an d Mrs_ Eugene Nor- and MIS8 Freddie Houduhelt at- the Fla g led by Mrs. Fry JICiddlevention of th(• n au.r.:h lcrs nf Un ion Mn. Juh n :'lhyN , M1·s. C.·l.~ h Bahr, {on, f'omcnlY. t<' nrfed the Fall Conference of UIB- port, with devoti onal services conVetera ns and ul so ~ gift to Mrs. Mrs. MeEIIPJl Oey, M¥· O(' nver Fred I. Gurdn('J", pastcu· of thfBrlghl New Styles ducted by Mi,<,s Anna Maud Fehr. Richard C1mp hdl . wa.~ g iv en . Mrs. Rie1•..\-Ir s. ~1 i11 on lluurlas lwlt .and Middlcpor t C'llll re h '! Christ, Mrs. man Jackson: gree tings Miss Mabel Wh o Wl'te (;ardner, !\11·_ allll ·" rs. U. E. McC11mphcll lhanhd ttw l(rOUJJ for Mrs. Harl t>y S w i.~ hr •r, th e gift. Wagner, Marietta: introductions dresst•d in !J ill l.dl.~· t·oslumt·s. Kinley , Mr. and .'11r~. Homer Rice, by Mrs Gladvs Dye, District Directc;anws li d IJ~· \Jr ~. ll;u, Whit t> eon It wa.s voh•tl to hold lh e unnual M1·s. WchiJ l!all and lJe{' 1-lartlngl' l' or M i s~ Leonore M. 1'-lills First inspeetion 011 Novcrnbu 19 unrl clutied th e rru gram with .11 priz(' aacnflrrf th r· Family Night scrvlee REG. $2.29 viet--president of the Ohio 'Federall il tficcrs and th~ dcyrce lcfm awnrdl'll to Arllmr Skinner. The of the Mc·ig-s r!ou nl y M r• n 's Fellowation , presided at t h e business rf'qUellh!d i n h<' present at closing prar~r was given by Mr. shi p of the C'hurd1es of Christ at Mayor and Mrs. C. 0 . Fl.sher ffiet"fJng _ ' 0. Tile 8rfthte1t the me,•ting to prac- liu rdner. Lhc Hutl.ant.J t'hJJreh Mon da y night. and son. Tommy, have returned r.un<'h:eon was served With .~ pec­ ler fa MJddlt!POI1 tice. II was voted to hn ve the an- --- ----....__ Th t> decorating w :~s phtnned bv from a two weeks ' vacation to Oak ial music by Mr ~. lrl' nc Scamahorn Mr~ . 1r:1 n iVI'r.~ary dln m•r o n I)N'f'tnhl'r 3 . Mrs_ William Gt·u(•srr, Wropped Peanul Buller MEETING CALLED Mr. and .\ fnriei :H, anrf Mrs . Thelma Robin.' BA«Eft FURNITVRIJCI A soc1n] hour c:ondudcd lh•• Bulth(•r. Mr.s. l-lar!Py Swis h('J", J\tr.s TnJ.~tNs n flhtr V ,· te rnn·~ Mem- Ridge, ·renn., to visit _________ _ Herman Kincoirl . Mrs. Juhn Mayf'r , oriiJ ] 11" -~ Pi l ;l! Bollrd will JJll't't to- Mr5 . John Terrell (Nan Fisher) 5 011 , Alh(•ns, who was aC'co mpan ied Mrs. Curlis Jenkinson , Mrs. sJ,.,.,._ nigh! <1 ! A p. Ill . at tht• CuurtiiJ)Ilse and childl'en, John a nd Christine, by Mrs. Kay Cam-pbell , At-hens. Miss Frances ln~lee, Park ersart HarriS, Mrs, Farie Cole . Mr~_ Ll•n Vau~:hnn, Huard SL"t'f!'la ry , and then to Fort McClellan, Ala ., when• they were ovtWnight gueslJ bu rg, s poJr:e on '·The First Busi . :\.1ddrl' d Schuster, Mrs. lla Darnpll , s:Jirl today. of Sgt. Sara J . Fisher. O!!J!is a n d Profess ibn<~l Woman ": \J rs. Wtni~m Slater and !he p1·o---- - Tbey"re Fresh and Delltlou• altf' ndcd the cermony on Sara J. Hair. the fJJ 'St woman edThey ~am \'Ills plann efl by Mrs. n.~ JJVL'r MARRIAGE LICE!\ISE F'r1day when Sgt. Fili her was namitor who headed the s ta rr vf the lli c r•, Mrs. Russell Wil ~:~on , Mrs. A rut<JTJHgl• lil't>nsR h<~s lw"u isthe Lady Godev magazinP . Clubs re·pKn mtlt b Mrlo: lh in ne_\', Mr ~. W£"n - s ur •d to EJ1r] Kill,!{, 73, n• lir rd. and ed "WAC of the month" in •lt•ll Bunri' , Mrs. O;m White, Mrs. Ella Lt• un<t Musst~ r. 58, both of t i r~l of such ceremonies at Fort re~ented were A' hen s, Ironton, McCl ellan. Sgt. Fisher and a McArthur, Logan , N!'!lionville, Gal· Arthw· SktnneJ'. M1 ·~- Huh<'rl Cral.l{. Hutlantl. friend. Sgt. Betty Samlk, returned Upolis, ~iddleport Jackson a n ~ Mt•mhcrs uf !hi' l'hll;1then .Soei MIDDLEPORT ' to Oall:: Ridge with the others and Marietta . •·ly who worked TUl'};tla.v CVI' ni ng PHONE 60%1-X visited at tbe Terrell bome over Wl'rt• Mrs. Ro-bert Ht•lbcl, pr c~ithe week end. dPnl, .\irs. 0 . E. Mc Kinlt•y. M r.~. Mayol' anrt ~Irs . Fisher arrived Lflo Childs, Mrs. George Child s, home Sunday ilnd spent Monday M1·s. Lesta Gothard, Mrs. \\' l'l>h . \:isiling Mr. and Mrs . Harold flldl , Mr.s . 0. L. Rou s]J , Mr ~. Er n. Moore ( Ros~>mary Fishe:) and aon t·st La/Jaucc, Mrs. C. E. Van(·{·. Michael, Columbus. 1\fr,.;. Boyd Dltgud , Mn. D;n·id !lars t Sr., ~rs . Itobcrt Mc.E ih iuney, Mrs. L D. Ervin. i• f la_y. Homebuilders Class Annual Bdnquet Held In Middleport Tuesday Evening I ' _, d~t1 I o\:1. .tT; ItH:-f a, Ma. SMITR �' 8--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Jllddleporl, 0 ., ()ct.l7, 1958 Square Dancers Frolic At Festival DAYS-ELBERFELDS Thur. Fri. Sat. OCTOBER 18-19-20 LETART fALLS Jlev. Floyd Workm.tn held li.st rlles Monday at the Plant• (burch for Mrs. Mablto Norrit of Atnm. Burial was in the Lef.lrt. E11llt temeltry . Mrl>_ Norris wu a native of Letart Township. M.r. Bnd Mrt~ . Homer Rowb and daugbt ~rs of CantoD wn-e llere for th e funrral uf his aunt, 'Mrs. Mabel Norris and wt>re tbe 11\lests of Wolfe. h1s uncl l', Gonion ley, iOn M i ~ r of f'utumhu s spent Saturday with hl'f mother . Mrs. C. C. Foster The rev!vol c!osf'd Sunday , At- tendance I I .., , the Jerry Hell, nationally lmown square dance caller and dance instructor, called the at the Fifth Annual Mid.(Jhio Valley Square Dance Festival held in the Junior High . Saturday night. Here are four of the 12 Bela "circling left" before they break into a west~r~ style pattern. Dancers from 1$ different clubs in the Tri.State area were represen!Ald. · 1 ReJ. $1~9.95 Norge Wringer Wuher $129.95 1 Reg. $119.00 Nor&e,Wrlnger Waaher ....... . $94.00 % Reg. $229.00 Magi< Chef Eledrio Ranges .. . . $139.00 1 Reg, $399.~0 Monuoh Color VU Electric Range . $%88 - cu. Ft. Refrigerator 1 Reg. $291.95 Norge 11 cu. Fl. Refrigerator ~ leg. $189,08 Norge 8!At cu. Ft. Refrigerator 1 Reg. $399.95 Norge 12 KROEHLER IKE IN CLEVELAND TO GIVE BENDER A BOOST -" Living Room Suites Reg. Reg, Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. COME SEE 'EM $178.00 Living Boom Suites $188.00 Living Boom Suites $289.00 Llvlag Room Suites U2t.OO Living IWom Suites $289.00 Living Room Suites $297.00 Living Room SDI!Als $319.00 Living Room Suites $3~9.00 Living Boom Suites $395.00 Living Room Suites .......... ......... . , .. . .. . ... .. . ....... .. . ....... , ., . . . . . . . •..... , . , . . , ...... , • .......••• Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg, Reg. 11%7.00 $14; .00 $188.00 $173.00 UIMO $248.00 $!58.00 $281.00 $al8.00 Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg, 1950 PONTIAC (8) Wag Radio, Heat. Automatir Trans. Rtms . One Owner. 1950 DODGE 4 Dr·. Radio and heater. Lot!i of good transportation left in this car. sums ' Night Gown• "·. alld Pajamas ' $2.39 , . Girls La<e .Trimmed :- ,. Women•s ......,. ............ • ,.. ..,. . . . . J tts •• ..........,_.......,... -- UAI.,a .. w;u•l ...................,.., .u~ .... •ntllaalll•.,. .. ,..,.. " • Ish iiiR1 .......__....,. ,....., ..Mer.t•1 • .M••••••• c.u.... c.u tl.lt..lu~t•llllllc . . . . ."'\._H.... tiJIIIIftt•Mrltct ON THE BRIGHTEST COR ~E R IN ' , ··""''** Men'• $5.85 Dress Trousers Shlnmont 9by 12ft. RfJGS ALL SIZES 9 Mo. tol8 Mo,- 3 to 8X -71o 14 Reg, Reg, Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. $1.95 $%.95 $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 $7,95 Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses ......• , ., ., ...... , .... , . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ..... ., , ., . . . . . . . . ......... ., .. ., . . . . .......... , . . . .. . . . . :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . ' ' .. . . ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . $7.00 .. . . . ' Sweat Shirts Men's $1.39, $1%.95 BEDSPREADS SALI!, $8.00 $4.00 .................. . .. $1.00 $10.95 BEDSPREADS Men's Hanes Winter Weight Union Suits . . .. .. .. $2.00 $9.95 BEDSPREADS ·. Boys' $U8 Suede Flannel Sport Shirts ...... . .. $1.48 SALE $6.00 Men's $1.95 Suede Flannel Sport ,Shirts ........ $1.88 ·Aprons .2 for $1.00 Men's Nylon Slreleh SO<ks .... : . . .. . . . . . . . 39< pair BLANKETS ' e.v enini in -- · ~ R Neur • Ier FWier · al s~m~es • Will Be Saturday -~ .. K11loween Window Paintina · COp:atea:t for thil area with the co- · ~ .,p..,uoa of. Pomeroy me,..,haoo. Three eategoriea bave been set , , ,.,. the b•••· or .,..rd• in the . eonteata, ln tlu'el! dlHerent age · lrOUJ>a with a total of $27 iu eal!lh • -, Fuoera!' services for Mrs. RalPh '\ prizes to be glven. First prizt in Neigler, Raclne, aged 8:5, who each category is $2 while se~~ond died at Holzer Hospital Wedne.sprlze wiJl be $1. The tllre~ cate- da,- even~ng, have been tentatlveaortes -wl11 be for the funniest. ly set for Saturday afternoon at belt porltalt and qutst al'ti!tic. two o"elock at the Racine Mcth6Ail opictures made on local bus- dlst Church. in~a• bou.se show window11 musl Friends may can at tbe Ewing be painted with plain white Bon Funeral Home until noon Satur' Ami ~ste and signed with tile day, and at the church from then name of tbe I!I'tist an4 the age until time of 11erviees. Burial will lll'OUp to wbieh be or she belongs. be in Letart Cemetery beside her The threegroups will be late husband, Ralph Neigler. from 11 to 9 veus of age; from 10 She was a member or the Ra· -t-o 12 years ·of age and from 12 clnc Methodist Church of Racine. years up. Prizes in the three ,eate· Survivors include these cbH,JOri.es will be awarded in. each of dren, Mrs. Bert House, Rf.lcine; the age groups. ·Carrol Neigler, Syracuse; Mrs. Judging will begin at 7:30 p.m. · Morris Harden, Syracuse; Forrest by Probate Judge John C. Bacon: Neigler, at home; Ralph ·Neigler, 'Mayor E. F. Robinson and Na.ncy Jr., Racine: Mrs. John Sprecker, Edi*ll, PGmeroy Art Teacher. Richmond, Calif.; Arthur Neigler, After the announceltlent of the Syracuse. Wi.nnen or the various -pti.zes at AlsO surviving are: brothers, ·. ·-the village Parking lot, there will Arthur Ro·u sh, Salem Center, O.; be rree treats for all -children giv- Rkhard and Early Roush. Letart,' ep out at the parking lot . which 0.; Henry Roush, Racine .. will be center of aetlvitiei. Twelve grandchildren also survive. One sister, Mrs. Tom Norris, Ralph Anderso!' L""'· " d..;....· • Elmer~~~~!:'i~~~- ~:!:~~!~e To Be Saturday At Firsi.Concert italpb Ander.ron. 60 Detroit, died Wednesd-ay morning. ue is a former Middleport resident Bnrl was tile soo of the late Edward and Katherline Sanders Anderson, Mid· Fifteen high school .st-udents will be gue~ts of local banks tonigh1 when they attend the first 'PJ'O&ram in he Communitv Concert series tonight in Gallipoiis. First program is by The Concert Men, in the Washington School auditorium, at 8 p m. The Polnerov National Bank has presented three season tickets to Pomeroy High School, three t o Eastern High Sc.bool, and three to Rutland High School. The Farmers Bank and. Saving Co. of Pomeroy bought three for Pomeroy students and the Radne Rome Bank presented three t o Racine High, Teachers will hold the concerl tickets -and grant them to deserving students on a merit basis. 7 Reg. h.9$ Chatham Bllllllleta 7! by 14 inehel $4.et 83 fteg, $Uli' Clnnoa Blanuls 72 by 14 inohco . . $3.00 t Jle!l. f10:9s Chtllham Blanlleta 7! •Y It inebes . $7.00 1zu Reg. fU:t cuno• Cottoa Blanketa •• by 76 in. n.oo •· 115 Reg. fl.89 Cannon White Sheet Blankets 70x90 $1.50 73 Reg. $3.84 Cannon Part Wool Blankets 66x80 ln. $U5 LargeSlle 36 by 30 inehes 4 for $1.00 ;'t ~ .PEO.PLES RICOVEitiNG Percy Peoples, $U5 BEDSPREADS . h • High Band ·nacme Ji.tney Supper To Tag Sale -· Jitney SUpper at 6 p m at Ra· H'llh School will cap off Ra...,, o ~band ''Tag Day" Saturd~y, ~o'riee. band in a ¥or~ concert the niekle-~·llem supdancing wlll sta1·t at the high ~hool to the Byers and his Circle i<hesiro. SALE $3.08 Man In Plane Into River Poature Buil1 lnnonprlag llldtn•• ~. $35.00 { ELBERFELDS OPPORTUNITY DA 1. WEATHIR Ohio: Partly c:lovdy with llttlt cha,... In temparttura ...ay, to- Pe•ce 1n several weeks. Heller HastMtal Mrs. A N Bengel Pomeroy. Ralph Robson Mlneuvllle, apparently Struck 1 wil'e ahearing off one cr~hed inio 10 feet Ohio side of the from the Ashl-and MCKee from the wae rushed to St. in Huntington, ;'!i~J~~ ~, In left"fair rib SINGLE COPY-5c Refuses To Open Phone Ex,ha Curfew Law To Start Sunday At Middleport Three Cases Are Lack Of Law Enforcement Cited Listed For Court As Reason For Phone Blackout . ht OhioPORTSMOUTH, 0. (UP)-Oflicials of the strike-bound T ODIP' Consolidated Telephone said they will not re-<>pen Hearings --e j the Scioto Co\lDty exchanges Co. until and law KEPT $50,000 LYING ' . ABOUT . • "stern Tf'o HarHord, w. · va., young men will come Into Mayor E. F. Robinson's <"Ourt tonight, one to answer to a charge of lntoxication and an,:,ther to speeding. Sunday, October 21, will be the darting date of the · Halloween curfew of 9' p. m. including Saturdays until Thursday, Nov. 1, aecordlng to an anuouneement made by Mayor C. 0. Fisher, Wednesday. The curfew will be enforced by local pqiJee and parents are held resPonsible for any one eighteeo e~r younger oo the streets after tbe 'J.iren biOWi at nine o'clock. Par. ~ntl are also held responsible' for damages done by tbeir children. Tbe curfew is imposed because of vandalism which incl~des breakIng of wiodows in two houses, throwing tomatoes ·a nd applee at homes, breaking flower-pots, and similar acto.. Young people attending school activities, such as foobball games, .will be allowed out Utlt'l 1-1 p, m. aceordln.1i' tu the orfidals who em· pha.slzed the fact that thls applies to anyone eighteen or younger unless they arc accompanied by their parenta. ' They "' Bernard E. Rairden, 23, driver of a car stopped this m,prnlng by the State Highway Patrol on RL 7 going north. Rair· ~en is eha~ged with speeding. ' Tho othec i' Donald E. Clark, 21. a passenger with Ralrden. Rairden p(..Bted a $1~ bond but Clark was resting yet in 'County jail at noon today. In other fraffie cases Randall Lee Robert &, age 17, of Rt. 1, Long Bol\om, was fined $10 in Judge J.ohn Bacon's Probate court this morning as a result of an accident last week near the from enforcement authontles. C. E. Williams, company president, in p F omeroy iremens Assoc"JalJOD WiJ} Favor Bond Issue Nazarene Ch - urch Area Wo~ho, :p To D. .~-.. ~ Held . , 23 DC 1 Monday evealng " - -~- Drew Webster Post No. 39 Amerl- statement made ~II o deloy." Pomer1:1y FiteJtllen's Association Wednesday even'lng in a ~eeial meeting caned by its President f>wight P.drkt'l', unanimously adopted a resolution to support the hund issue for the Veterans Memorial Hospital which will appear on the .Nov. 6, ballot. of benefit to the rommunity and that they believed the bond issue He will be In maror'l court at would providr.- a much needed 8 o'clock tonl&ht. commllnity improvement. Paul case\, membe~ip ~hair­ man, IJtOke on the effalil t6 eQIIll ~~~h;e:~~;. met a Wednesday night said, "Lives are at stake in this iu;ue. The company nOJ rlsi: these lives any further ." "We are confident," William• said, "the govenor of this state will see to it that law and order is restored to Portsmouth without ing on the request of the Voh.1nteer Citiz-ens Committee for Law Enforcement. The met-ting is expected to air just what city police did to maintain order . City Manager Roger Layton said the council "investigate.. b he 1· w et r po ~ce have fa.iled to eo- day. American Legion Post Resolves To Aid Boqd Issue. . l aUand vctmna "' Wo,ld Iurged and n tb~ veterans of War the Korean war to attend, when the forceful enforcement IS an est.ab~hed fact,'' not ju~t an assurance bus illegally on W. Main St to- ·piete the mem1>erehlp clrlv•·for this year by December 1 andt also • The Scioto County exrhanges were closed for the third tim( Monday night when a cr~d ot 500 persons gathered oulJ1de the I New Boston exchange and started to thr?w .stones and brlclu. A httle later, another erowd forced the eloaing of the Portamouth exchange. On a motion by Ralph Sisson The Portmouth City Council Chester Golf course. wh1cb was seconded by John Sti- has .scheduled a meeting tonigbt Pomeroy police reported the II'· venJ, the ruolution called attcn- to hear public critlciam of police rest of Leon Shumalt.e, Pomeroy RD l, ehar•~d by Patrolman~Jbn lion to the fact that the Pomeroy action in tbe Monday nij:ht vio• Firemen had always been sup- lence and rarlier outbreab. 001 McKenzie with p.asslq ·a porters of anytbiog that would be The couneH scheduled the meet- Pomeroy 1"' 1.,>_-iLer ()f-Co•erce \.IIUIIIDJ Banquet speaker Is seIected Following the adoption o( the resolution a committee of six was appointed t~ work with Leslie Fultz in the coordination o[ efforts . t1ou'1e.,.•temhe blawly. in cespect to unlawtoward the passage Cl r tbe bon d 1.!1- wm . sue. Named to the ~ommittee were: John Beaver, Carl W1ll, Wllll.am. ' . iof 'litef: telden. ~an, Cbaltes we..,-, Harry' N.izar~e yQung pbo.Jlle's work will Watson, aDd O.vid Godwin, be held in t h e ,Jackloo Oluo Church of the Nazarene, Water and Locust sts. Tuesday night Ill Se~rina • • .I\..\.I 7: 30. (0 ct. 231 Rrl. Joseph F. Nielson, Buyru, district president, will be in clnlr- ge. Revi"val Opens On Sunday At Laurel Qi££ Two resolutions were offered, Lawrence P. Johnson, Jr., present manager of the PortsThose invited it1clude pa.stors,1 oDe to reaffirm and pledge supoffieers of s~ietie&, and super· port t(l the Meta;a County Veterans mouth Chamber of Commerce will be the principal speaker visors of youm!l people's work, ani Meraorial bond issue and the other of the evening at the· first annual Pomeroy Chamber of Com- junior work. Phases and problems A revival will begtn at the · to TeaHirm and pledge run sup--. merce banquet at the Hotel Martin on Oct. 31. will be studied. Programs and pat- Laurel Cliff Cbureh Oct. 21, with port to tbe Korean Veterans bonus The speaker of the evening bas terns of organization will be aug. the Rev. H , _L . Jone ~ . Zanesville, 0 ., as spec1a1 speaker, Harry to be voted upon, Nov. 6. a wide range of expenence in the gested. Denver IDCle. Durwood Cum- work of the Cbamben of ComAll Nazarene ch1H'Ches from Ath· Bates, pa.stor of the church anmings, Tracy Whaler and Robert merce having been abo manager ens 10 Portsmouth, and Wellston to , nouneed today. ~ayre entert~ined tbe i_NUP dur- • o[ the Chamber i:t Lexington, N. \ Ironton will be represented. Sim· The Rev. Jones ts dJ.s:triet suptng the eyerung wJth stnng music. C.; and Spartansburg, s. c. He 1 · ilar workshops -are being be d ID erintendent of tbe Southern Dt&Fifty m~m~ were present for was also a member of the Editor· Mansfield and Cohlmbus. trict of Free Melbodlst Churches a spaghetti dmn~r which _wu serv- ial staff of Wilmington N. C. ed b~ Paul Casct, precedma: the News-Star prior to service ln the in Ohio. meetJng, Marine Corps. and manager of the The puhlic i~ in\·ited to .the Chamber of Commerce at Chad- \ 1ervices which are 'iCl to open at bourn, N. C., and executive secre7:30 p.m. each night. Machin• A,. DAYTON, 0 - UF - Eugene tary or tbe Chadbou~ Tobacco Wooley, when he paid a parking Board of Trade . nne stapled hi• ,a ehuk to the Johnson is a graduate of the 1 tick~t with 94 staples, all in groups Fenum Junior College of Ferrull), of three iil the shape of stara. The Va.; attended UniveNity of Nortb . The Racine Fire Departm('nt in court mailed it back to Wooky beCarolina; did under-tradua;e ~ork a mefting held Wednesday. ev~a­ cause: "lf we left the cheek on the at William and Mary and ts a . ing went on record of leavmg ·Jts ticket the bank might not reeog· graduate pf the Southeaatern In· : individual membrrs to their own nize it." Anyway, the way the ticstilute for Chamber of Commerce decision regarding the forthcomket is now, it couldn't bt used in Proposed ehanaes in the BrucclExecutives a5 well a!l a graduate ing bond i,sue for the Veterans the JMB maehine. Wwrencc P. Johnson o{ NaliGnlll Institute for Chamtller IQsis control Ia~ of Ohio wen• Memorial Hospital. executives of Mi<"higan State ColBillie Spencer said today that eutlined by Dr. David., HUI of the lege. the unit could not give endorse-- State Department of Agriculture ment to tbc bond i55Ut! due to the Wednesday night a t a meeting He is likcwi... member olsov-1· l'act that it was of a polltieai na- held in Jaekson. eral Chamber of Commerce CounAttending from here were How· ture and that the department diet cils and executive' a-ssociations. I .,._ _ :Jrd Nolan ; Hiram Slawter, Orien n&t want \() become involved. Rndn•y Spring, ,..,,.,.,.,. of the II Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce today reported that tickeLo; to thl' . • I i I , 'SUICIDE' COMMANDO CAUGHT Fultz Is Named \AJUrdinator For Hospital Issue . I"'' affair are nnw heilli sold hy the banquet comm1t1ee of John Richmond, Rich Jones, Paul Casci, Don Springn and Bill , Atkins. Price of the tickets to the banquE't is $1.50 per person, Wi1h local Chamber Offieers anticipating a capacity crowd,. Johnson will be accom-panied Lo Pomeroy by E. 0 1 Dougherty, Valley Division ·M anager of tllll Ohio Power Co., al!o of Porl.smuuth. Market R-eport PREPARING TO RECLAIM HER CHILD Leslie F. Fultz. who has ~en selected by a group of Meigs County citizen~; 'o roordinate the J 1-promotion d thr V~·terans' Men'l·, 1 oria.l Hospifal bond ts.,u e, announcrd _today that a_ny person may obtam ln[oJrmatJtln wncernlng llhe bond issue a11~ the . proposed , hospital by conlactmg !urn at 4351 · or 481. , 1 Fulh stated 1hat he e_"'J?edally 'I I ctc~ires to contad .all rl\'lc and cuaurai groups and that Ill~ comProd- mittee is now prrpart-d tu appear , bdore the memb('rstup of any or- I CINCINNATI, 0. (UP) ttte: EGa; &ti:adyr priCf!s at ·'f&rJns, ganlntlon to promulQale the_ liBIwh •lf<s and browns, ;\ jumbos '45-48; A large 42-44: A mediums 28-29; A small 19-21; 8 large 33·38; FOB A large 48-50: A medium 32-33. I ient facts concl'rmng aild to answer any which may arise . 1 STAY HOME NANTUCKET, Mass. - Ul' Historical record& show that de: spite huge whaling pl'OfiiS tbe lure ' of g(Jid drew mor(' than 600 i~land residents to C~ l 1fornia in 1849. 1 Many of them d1ed broke ~lid ~un­ gry. A century late~ h_IS1orJ~n.s were to Clall the pcrtod In whJC,h they left the island as Nantucket s 51 tYPe 1().ti. ' Turkeys, toms, heavy 26 lb and up 23-24. moatly 23-23lf.J; toms, under 2(1 lb 22·23; b(jhS, heavy 23· 28\1, mostly 2&26~; fryers-roasten '10 lb and under 25-2t], Butter, 00 IIJ\:.Ote ea. \ • a IQaiDIIt State Highwar Patrolmea Jebt to-tllle uu ., Gov. frank J. lALI8ehe. BroWI'llllf1{te Jlll'lli!lleQde of the Pltr'olmea · incensed tbe: lleiMestrator.s. He aid if the patrolmen biCJ len wben he asked · them to there would have been no troWle. ·EYeft'lt Burton, Scioto p~utor, ~ '• CounlJ fhas asked highwaJ , . tro men to urnish him with eomplete reports on what tber saW aa: witneJiie& to the demonstration~ . "U the prosecutor's office flnda that crimes bave been made, we may request the court to 'eaU the grand jury," Burton qid. The strlke. now entering its 14th week, b.. been marked b)' demoa-.stnUou and vandalism. Eleven memben of the Communication Wortera of America Union have been cited frw eontempt of eourt in tile demonstrations. The union bas also charged company supervisors with con~ tempt of court In counter claims. Tbe atrite bas affected 24 South-ern aod Eastern Ohio counties and bas caased most of them to oper• 01te on emergency basis only. I "Gold~u ~e". Full cooperatiou and assistance in presenting facts about the proposed Veterans Mtmorial Hospital tax le;o wl;lich is to be voted Nov. 6 hete Was offered by trwtees or tbe meptorial in a meeting last night at the courthouse. Les Fultz, coordinator of ctf'orta to get '\be hospita:l story to the voters will be off+>red help py members of the board, according to Leo Vaughan, secretary of the trustees. The boaJ'd also approved informally in this regafd the publication o( a· report by the :uchitect of lhe P[Opo&ed hospital. This report outlines details of construction and decorating plans for the memorial. Trustees in attenclance were A. C. (Critt) Bradford. president Dr. R. E. Boi«, R. L. Jacobs, Alfred Elberfeld, 11nd Vaughan, the lil'C· retary . -~-- the 1ssue questions 1 CblCke»s steady· frvers J-3%: lb · 16-11%:, m~sUy 10-i7: ·hens, Over lb 13-14· hens 5 lb and under 13; hens Jiiht 10-12· old roostei"S Ia New Bo•ton, Police Chll!f Fred Brown burled e a r J..l!' s Racine Firemen Remain Neutral On Bond Issue . Propose Chimges In Brucellosis Veteran Memorial Control Laws Trustees Offer Full Cooperation I eonsum~rs, - Reg. $49.00 ' Union Avenue, is reported to be improving from l a recent illness and will be able to 1 resume_ his duties as Justice or the Richard Lee wUI direC"t her STEVENS ALL COTTON DISH TOWELS Survivors includiog his wife of Detroit. Friends ritay ca.ll at the Ra-wlings .Colts Funeral Home afler Friday mOrning w:hen .the body will be brougbt to Middleport. Funerl}.&ervices will be held at th~ Fllntral Home on Saturday at tWo o'el~k with the Rev. HMVard ' lluppelt, pastor of the ~rst Presbyterian Church, o!ficlatmg. Burial wi-ll be in the Middleyort Hi11 Cemetery and military rites will be held by the Feency~Benn­ ett Post, No. 128, Arr.crican Legi011. -JJ!r. Anderson was a veteran of •\Vorld War 1 and a member of ~eney-Sennelt POBt · ' members wit! place tags on ~Yjibon• thev can to rai~c l'unds, inairumen-:.s, instrument more uniforms, music and SALE $7.00 I Women'• House ' $2.39 f3.39 $4.31 f5.39 $7.38 FULL BED SIZE . . . . . . . . . ' $8.00 .' $Ull Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale BEDSPREADS Mea's Hi& Yank Mal<hiag Shirts and Trousers $6 A Suit Nylon Stockings Zpain$1.00 o~oop,.u -................... ......... ··-................. ............... '79! _,. ........ ......... Men's *7 .95 Drt1ss Trouser& I ·.'' Rayon Panties .; 3 for$1.00 I ' Armstrong and Gold Seal Girls Dresses Men 'li f9.9S Dress Trousers ........... ' . " i . Sale $34.00 Sale $38.00 Sale $47.00 Sale $58.0tl Sole . f72.90 Sale $78.00 Mahogany Tables ..................... $U8 Wrought Iron Tables . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11.88 Lime Oak Tables ... , ................. UI.BB Wrought Iron Table• ............ , •.•• $15.88 Lime Oak Tobles ..•..... , , .... , ... , . U7 88 L.l me Oak Cablaeta . , , ............ T . • • U U8 Mens and Boys Wear ' 1neeting Wednesday :\he offieea: o( the Ohio Power 'eompaa..:r vote'd to adopt an annu· dl<port. Reg. $8 95 to U3.95 Women's Dresses .... Sale $6.00 Reg. · $3.9~ Women's Dres.............. Sale $3.00 Reg. $1.15 Women's Flanneletto . . $8.88 WOAUN'S DRESSES WOMEN'S and GIRLS WEAR . Sale f32.0G $19.00 Table and 4 Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $59.00 • Patterns suitable for any $89.00 Table and 4 Chairs ... . ... . ...... U%.00 $99,00 Table and 8 Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $78.00 room.aln the home. $139.00 Table and 4 Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . $112.00 U59.00 Table and 4 Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . $121.00 Reg. $2.95 Poplitt ond Colton Seersut!ker Uniforms Sale U.OO Reg. $5.95 Daoron end Puekered Nylon Uniforms Sale $3.00 Reg. $8.95 Plain Nylon Uniforms ... . , ..... Sale $4.00 Men and Women .~POSTUREPEDic· $10.95 116.50 $18.95 $22,50 $%7,50 $29.00 Women's White Uniferm Dresses AIRLINES NEED . . . Ready To Weor s.,.""... s••• RELIEF FROM MORNING BACKACHE* .... tho- - l l l l h t.. ... _ ..., Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. $127.00 to 476.00 NEW IN FARMING Airline Training Divition . .. . .. . .. Breakfast & Dinette Sets Regular Prioos $159.00 to $595.00 OPPORTUNITY DAYS 1948 CHEVROLET METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES In lhe Draper)' Dept. oa the %nd Door. Reftllarlv 40< to 85e a double rei! - at half prlee %tie to 42!Ate a double roU. Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Chairs ········-············ Chairs . ' . . . . . . . . ' . ' . . . . Chairs . ' . ' . . . ' . . . . . . . Chairs Chairs ............ ' ... .. . . Chairs . ' ' . . . . . . . ' . . . . . ' ' CHROME and WROUGHT IRON BED ROOM l'f the IIU!e goblins, ghosts and tricksters who habitually come out of hiding during the Halloween Season can but curb their desires to paint up windows until Monday Oct. 29 between the hours of 3:30 and 7:30 p.m., they can capitalize on iheir handiwork and possibly win cesh j>rlus for th~ir efforts . The Pomeroy Chamber of Commeroe Merchants Committee 1'. $39.00 $42.50 U9.00 $59.00 $89.00 $89.00 $97.50 enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, :;t;j;;;;ay, October 18, 1956 Cash Prizes Will Be Awarded To lfalloween Window Painters HAlF PRICE TV and Record Player Tables and Cabinets $81.00 Sola Beds .. , ....... , . . . . . . . $72.00 $178.00 Solo Beds ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $129.00 U49.00 Hide-A-Beds ....... . ........ $199.00 $289.110 Hide·A·Beda , ........... , .. $215.00 $319.00 Hide-A-Beda ... , . ....... . ... $268.00 Take advantage of the Opportunity Days spedal prlees on Fine Qualily 3 pieee and'4 pleee PRESIDENT EISENHOWER and Mamie are greeted 111 Clevohtn<J by GOP Senaton .Oeorge Bender lletll an(\ .Jolm W. Brld<l:'r un th~ Elaenhowcr11' arrival ror a noontime speech. They were 1.1n ro:1~ c to Le:..:· lngtun, Ky ., fur a lch:wiHlon addreaa. The President 's Clcnlnnd visit o~~a~ l.nlendetl to It ll tlp[)ort to Bender, wltuse aenatorlal opponent ts Gov. Frank LuuH~: I w . !lute •. mtimw.IJ l.olfl Wamtife)' of Pt. Ple1U1ant GARDEN CLUB MET THURSDAY C'lub a~ ~ue-;t~;. Yr"r ~o~ks wcr, Star Garden Club met ·rhursd11.y is ·employed In the Grimm Re~~o taunmt. at the home of Mrs J. E. Harlckm di:otr ibull'd hy Mrs. Wi~nic Stnut , Mr. and Mrs. A. A . Holstein wlth Courtet!n members of Alhany Program l'hairm.au. FirM prizt> fur ancl :·am, :.:obby nf Charleston ,f<'lcelmaster 2 Dr. Go•odl ~<Pt'll l the we r kend with Harry min i~ . arrau~pmen : s of fall flowers wa~ Miss Evelyn Cummins who i~ All 1•n ;mrt r.Hnily. Runs fine. Le- given Mrs Neva Nicholson. l'rr~ i ~Ir s . Tt·d Wildermuth and 1on, employed In the American .spent the Eddir of l'urt~ mnul h 11pcnt tho gion at Columbus weekend with her parentH, Mr. dent. Dou1' prize was drawn b~· Mr·• wcl.'ken11 with her parents, Mr. Dr . All good tires. Runs and Mn. Floyd Cummins. Louise McLaughlin. and Mrs . Edw11rd Milkr. Mr. and Mrs. John Shlibert . Would make a goofl ML and Mr~;. J . ll. Grimm, sun Refreshment,., of ice cream, <"nkc of Chillicothe, Mr . and Mr!!.. spent the wrekend with their work car or second cat·. daughtt:!'. Mt·s. Har.el Miller rA and coffee were served. Next m1•rt KrJly ~uy.-t·, Columbus were Columbus. ing will be with Mr~ Louis i\trMANY MORE TO n•rcnl ~uesbt of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Douglas Is Ul. Laughlin. CHOOSE t'RO~I II. E. lidmm. -~---~~---------Mr. and Mrs. Sam Muncie of N-· wark, Mr. and Mrs . Leonard :'-~Jcc of S1uckport spent a day with lhrir brother, L. L. Nice . At Traffic Lleht I• Mlddle.,ort Wllllam F. GretoJY The average heifer, In the Mr. lind Mrs. Millard Adams of Open lvenlnts Unttl 9 p, "'· Ma •..., County Aa•nt .;ale, wcighetl 41..; pounds, ~h<' Z t. nt:~vllle wen• recent gue1t1 of lleedu Calf Prtc:" At sold fur $1~ 2~ per hundn'd thrir dau~h1cr, Mrs. BustcT Cumweight 11nJ brought $62.83 a OW1>ber 1, l'9:MI w11s the dale h~ad. of the Demonfltrat.lron..l lt~eeder There w~rc 87 bead of bcifers (11.]{ Sale held at Spencer, W. whkh graded choice. These hci· Va. I'd like to give 50me of the fe rs avcTagcd "08 lbs. in sbe prices rcceivrd at thiM sale a~ sold for $18.32 a hundred weight these prlee,s ,hould be a prelty or $fi6.~9 a head. J1lf.! to 39, ma-rried or single, to prepare !or well paid .110od indication of the price~ we The 73 head of good heifors positions. Tcl'hnical Non-technical. Public Contact: Hosl'&n expect at out' sale bcre in avl'raged U6 })(lunda jn size, tesses, Lommunil'ations, Reservationiats, . Radio . OperaPoinl· Pleasant Oct . 2&. 19l'i6. $15.25 prr hundred · weight was tors, Station Ageurt,s, etc. Good pay, travel, glamour, se2~3 St"r Calves lold 'lw price .11nd bnn1ght $62.83 per curity. Girls who <tfe accepted will also be trained in 108 of tbt 223 •t('t:r calves head . Beauty and Personal Ch.unn . . Jradcd choice. The choice cBI· The averAKe 4149 lhil. in ~ite, f'--embln•d Stf!tl,. And Also interviewing men to train for specialized Telcvilor an averago price of 23 ccnls Heifer, Averatea sion-~:Jectronic positions of Servicemen, Cameramen. There wu a total of 393 1 pound o• 89.93 a head. Technicians. Preliminary traintnv, will not interfere wUb 101 stcet calve:<~ 1radcd .11ond. head of feeder ealves sold .. The present employment. Qualify now. Tile yaveraged 449 lb11. in size, average calf weJ.hed 429 1\:11. FOil. FULL INFORMATION MAIL COUPON TOD.W brnught an average price of and Kflld for $17.&4 a hundrttd ftaures out 'tb su~.oo 8. hundred pounds or pounds. Thls $74.37 aven•te price pl!r 1\eadv· $88.78 a head. of Ccntrallnolitute,lil8 National ctty Bank I'm su1·e tht · Po\nt Pleasa;· Bldg , 829 Eurlld Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Since none. of our Masotl Coun- salr will brio• . •• IJOod a pric , ty ateer calves should aflde less lllOJ.·be better. and .J want ta Ia I would like wmplele lnlormallon about Airliae Op. than good, we won't talk about Ibis opportunity to JnvUe lnterporlunilles, the other J-6 ho•d of steer cal~e! csted farmers al)d buyers to the The overall averaa:c for th£' ~alr . Come earlY. Thursday, Oct. Name . . ...... . . .. ... ...... .. .. Age . . . . . 223 &teer calves WBB 434 lba In 25 a11d Inspect the calves In the Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . llon>r Phone weight Sl9.73 per hundred prn . Srr how they're gradNl and weight in price and brought a tG- what kind 11f a job ()Ur Mas•m City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •:dnulion ........ . Ial of $63.63 1 bud. Counly I:Jeefm(ln arc doing. .. $188.00 NO. 158 are Hide-A-Beds • Sofa Beds YOU WANT BUY 'EM 1948 CHEVROlET .. $!79.95 VOL VJII FOR PLATFORM ROCKERS- TV CHAIRS RECliNING CHAIRS- OCCASIONAL CHAIRS SIMMONS COJ-on•et 4 Dr. Radio, Heat. Real clean and nice. .. $%99.95 t nt,ht and Thurtday. Hlth ....., 71 to 14. Low ton....t 45 •• S4. DAYS YOU CAN BUY THE CHOICE OF ANY OFTHEPATI'ERNS · I Reg. $279 Monareb "3%" Deluxe neelrir R•nge . $~31 • at FOR THI!SE THREE 1 Reg. $389 Monanb· Double Oven Eleelrl< Range ·- $2M2 1 Rtg. $239.00 Monar<lt "3%" Eledri< Range .. $184.00 • BUY YOUR WALLPAPER DURING OPPORTUNITY DAYS ·- THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS '""''·· "" ' Norge Gos Dryef .... . . ..... . $129.00 ·' 1 Reg. $t21.00 1 Jlel. $199.95 Norge EJ..Irie Dryer . ... . .. . $189.95 Kil<henetle Brooms • U IZ oz. Wet Mops . . 66e Lorge Slu Khehea Wosle BIBkets . . . . Ilk White Commode Seals . .$3.89 50 ft. Wire Clolhesllnes 111< ReyaQlds Wrop ... %9< Wire Multiple Skirt iloeks . .. ·. . . 44e Trouser Creasera SOr pr.' Lawn Rakes .... . . 89< China Cups IUid Saueers . . . . 5 lor fl.08 MPLh odist I .APPLIANCES HOUSEWARES ' Kr. and Mrs. R1 chard E. Grind- Church Sund~ y w ~: re 58. offering $8.14. Mr. and Mrs . Harold Grlmlll ldt Friday t ~ v1s it two weeks with their sun. Dr . Earl Grimm (If Chicago , ;11 _ Mr. and \i n. C M Ashley had .as guf.'st.. h st wt•ek Mra. Paul Kautz and •l aug hl f' t. Columbus, Mr. and Mrs_ (; W 'P ickens. Baltimor<' . 'hi Mr· and Mrs. R. A. Plckl'n,.; an d Mr ~ Betty Tbomas. MaRon . W Va. E<~rl Shank spent Sunday with hi s brvthl•r at Ma.rtetta. Mrs. Virgil Roush and Mrs. Virgil Walker ('ntcrtained ten boys fur the tenth birthday of Terry Roush, Sunday. Refresh· ments of hot dogs, sort drink, h-r crt!am and <"akc and candy favors wen· served _ Mr.~. Ester Uou~h and gl'anddaughtcr, Pamela , .\lr. and Mrs. Lewis Roush of New Haven spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ROOert Burmcn. Mrs. Roh..-.rt Crow and sons. Mrs. Tom Crow and Mrs. Mayme Holm~s spent Friday with Mrs. Helen Wetzel of Columbus. -7 I Supreme Court •. Upholds Ruling COLUMBUS, 0. UP - The Ohio Sl!J)reme Court has eon· firmed a lower court decision re. moving lhe name of Floyd Hillman from the November hallot as a MIS HREHA OIECIOK, 23, nf Detroit, Mlcll., mother of two. year-old : candidate lor Seioto County eng!· 'l'an~a Chwastov who was saved from the Communist world by • nellr. The Court of Appeals made the c-ourt wrlt in Lonrlon . F.n.l(land, applies for a re·entry permlh"d.At~-::; u neceMA- to reclaim here u u.. original ruling on a sUit filed by &he can travel lo Lon don, ·"' th U s Imml• k b · her are Horace E. V-.'1\ey and Mrs. Stella S, Ward •.of e · Carson Barklow, who see s t e lr~n a.!ld NaltH'llizatlon Service. 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