http://66.213.69.5/files/original/741509950bd66c0d0e730f31bceac78a.pdf d01ba946ca2081bdeef3e2f41ed21198 PDF Text Text • • : :· ·: Homemaker News ' The Vestibule ~ '*' t1 pltn•ly_ k -.4 to lilteD to God. Soon b~ L-M ~ .... Ml· ~ • ~ u bwt God'1 belp and guidanc~. J""''lble la mar llomes .... he f~ hlmaelt well eqwpped ,... .... - I n t o tho llriq for the lau '""'•d 1 - ar-JI ~ted from th• . llu'ktJaw..our Way-shower, -4 ~ 10q1D. ~ ~~ a law ~- wu tempted Ul t~ wildl'rnt-ss, • • bul he did ool .,•ner. He suw 1.. .- TII. ydter nmembera tbe ftSo. ihe dnil aelther as a person nor ~- It aa ;Important put of n a eireumatance, and he re~ ~ Ma:itla• COODlrJ wbtre futtd nil'a f11be augjt!.sllrrru 1-- 11M ,... •lwoqild. up. WheD one wUh God's word!! ( Ma!thew tllleftld • .boliM,Ihe aolst of the 4 :10), "'Thou shalt worship the ~'WU eut off by elosiD.c tbt Lord lby God, and him only ·apllldt :.SO., IIDd the •eatlbule tbalt thou aene ... ...... quietlacompariaoa.. An· DuriDI' I aummu vac... tron a lither doOr, ofb:n with a pane) of mother found ht-r home a ('t•nh'l opaque llau in 1t. bald to be ror a gr.gup of f('en-ageN, mclnJopeaed belore one eould n.ler lng two of ber O'A/1, To her. IIU'y U.. rat of the boule. In the us- all seemed Indifferent, im on:-;hltlbule O'fti'COI.tl Wtr'tl take11 oft' erate, and untidy. Tile}' ran 111 .w put ora. •nd oltto first IP"'!et- and oul of the hou~c. dutng ln-. and lut good-bya were aaid notblog ln parlicular, 1wd tlw~ 1herJ, Tbe "ftalibule "Was always resented beinM uslu•d to rio nmapJidain which ooe wu toreed tbing for aoyone. 'I h1s ruothcr to PlUM tor • momeot. uw that another part of the ' . Ill the Hlbf. of Chridlao. Sd- de1loltion or "wilr1crness'' C(liJ}d ~ iWbkh it hued upon lht be applied lo these youngster~ teachl011 of tbe Bible. 1 place "'Spontaneity nf thouglrt a o . to1 p~UM :&. _import.aot. In "'Scl· Idea." She rlfasnned tlml "~poo"i tnce and RMHh WJlb J(ey to the lAIIeJty ot thought and idPo'' was $cripturu,• Nacy Baker, Eddy, not almless aod without a pur: tbt Di.;coYft'tr aDd Foiutder of JH)Bf, but was dJJl•rted to'.'.:rrd ' ~b Scieoee, wdtea (p, u.aetulneai!J and orderly fU'1 rvil l f! ~. 123): ."Beholdtq tbe lntlnlte SneraJ U!»el! a day Hm1 jtUb:of ltutb. we ,.uae,-wdl ptother retired to the vestlhule on God: Then we push onward, or her own think1ng and cln~('d uatU houod.leaa thought walks the door on the lltwming <hsoreoraptured. and conception un· der arouod her. Jluruan rebdCODftaed ia wingtd to reach Ute lion over the ailualion had to be divine «<ory.'' In its metaph:yd- overcome. !ij111 re11lu:ed that the cal meaiDn8 1 vestibule woUld unfoldmo,nt of God's plan fur His llluatrate the meolal alate in children had to be rt"Veule1l to wbieh one takes time to "pause, her if abe Wlll!l to be of beucht to -wait oo God." Wbeb battld the younpters. Sbe lenrned to with pride have to be fought, aee these young peopl(> in their wben doubt baa to be replaced true and orisJnnl selfhontl, as witb trult, wben tempera have to the reflection of a restful, acbt controlled a o d .,. al u ea live\y loving Father. Wflllbed. we can enter the nsti- The result waa almost imnwdlbule or 01U' lhinkinl aod cloae Rlt. One Of her children found lbe door on the turmoil of the a ~ob, and the other one dcwlcd material arenaes. In lbe quiet or to do some extra schoolwork this vestibule, God bu to he rec- each d&y. , • , Mony outmg_, op.IH<l as the only power and were planned by the youn11 that power as ever presenL people, and the mother found Wben we come faee 10 face tbat abe W\1S always incluth·d. 1 with our problems and tur111 to Bveninga wore spent In reading ' God 11 AIJ.in-aU, self-wlll la so(ld bookJ 9r Jll!lcning to good allenced and HI& wiUlt .now I- mU!lc. '!be (fenerul ani!Uile, and rdged.., Doubt an4 ftar are aeen especial1y I be con H n 11 t 10 n, 11 IU. ~uaeaUoDa. baaed upon cbaopd. Restlessness wns retbe ~that e\'U II real. After placed by useful actlvilic:s, ami a fn momentp., of quiet thought more considcrutlop anfl graH"'' ft..nd O'lll'lelna readJ to ex- lade were expreucd by all. preaa mo"- love, oooalder.tloo, )JAny teen-aaera seem tt) Jive and patience. , • • • In a wUdernen of doubt and Wben Mosel was told (O lead loneUnesa, but this wilderness the children of / brael out of wJU become a vrstihule , , • Egypl, he WRI bewildered, and when the younjil pl!oJJle nwnhn be said tbat he was not able to to a desire lo Jlllll~e an d lluuk. do U. But he was compelled to .• , - Tht C:hri.IIIa/1- Sc1t1Ju ftioJIII· I lura bll tboughta away from aelf hw J ' Farm News ·. I ~------------ . ' P1tr1ci• A. Grevor(, Home corq Jnd' aeuooiDJI. Stuff ptppers wuu.,.. P:. OemoniJfration Aeent • Milson •nd top with buttered erumbi. Co..~nty / stand upriaht in lrtlhd baldaf PAIIASITES This wtll be mv last artu:le 1iDce dilh. Add ab6ut ~ l!l.ch water. Pbeaotb1111De my mw job as Mn Wllliam GMI· bover -.nd bake at 360 4111'"8 for albl use In the cOl~)!, i;, ory wUJ be full time after August 1 hour. (8erves 6 to8) ln cattle. In 31 It bas been mce comlll& to you -- - , cows and calve• through lhJ.S rolumn eaCh week, ' I appea.reftce, are ,.·,H NEWS .not maklna tbe' P'ARM WOMEN PROGRAM ttu-11 «. Priddy, 4 H CCII:u~~~=~1sbould, the troubl' PLANNING DATE SET worms. Even when. The annual fail program plano· JESULTS AT STATI • Lut week Muon County wu they're doLI'II well, mg meetmg '*111 be held September 12 w th~ basement of the Ma•n' ~reaented at Jackaona MUI. 0~ th aod gain can _be. Roulb treat111g the animals wJtb Street Baptist Church at 1100 Main Tbur5day nfeht Walden participate din tbe Jtate t H iar.tne Street. The meeting Wll! start at Publlt Speaking Contest •8D.d PHENOTHIAZINE DOSAGE 10 30 A M sack lunch at noon Phenothiazine ba1 worked won· and end around 3 00 P M. All farm came home with a blue ribbon women are encouraged to attend, after runl\fng a very clase aecond de 1'8 for the sheep men , ln this espcc1aUy club off1cers. club com· to John Murphy of Cabell County. cvunty and bas great poteoUalltles m1ttee chairman and t()unt:v offlf'.- There were four ban and flve for the cattleman, both dairy and Boys and beef. ers and ' commJUec cha1rman. Re· alrls in the contest ji:Jrls were Judied aeparately. Jlm serve th1s d11te and come to the the Phenothiazine treatment 1a Mit.;bet1 •nd ftlary Blaine won 1 planmilg meeting blue ribbon w:itb their demonstJ'Ii particulary effective for treatiqa tlon on ''Poisons and Their Anti- )'Oilhl an1mals under two yearw TO ALL FARM WOMEN The Nattonal Home Dcmonstra dotes", Janet and Joyce McCoy old Treatmmt conaiats ot do.sing either by drertcblne tlon Council'~ annual meetmg wlil won a red ribbon on their fooda the ~ of an ounc' ol demonstration "Out of A Pot ot be held 1n San Antonm, Texas, lor every 100 lbs of demoostral September 23·26 Thl:! program Cbeese". These twp Twenty.one da)'4 afw1ll mclude an address by Gover· tiona were on Friday aftemDO~I ter dose, glve lbem the Janiee ¥ordan won a bllle ftblloll: 100r AlLan Sh!Yel s UD Tues1fay, sam~ dos,. again. Thb wilL ellmtd· In the Stat~ 4 H Style Revue()iJ M1ss Frances Scudder w!Jt aumm&ri.ze the program on Wednesday Friday nlgbt. We are PfO~) {jJ ate worms which have matured ala. afternoon, the banquet 18 at 1:00 t¥eh of ~e young people inti ce the firat treatment, p rn Wednesday, with Mrs. Ovetl ofter , our , ~n,gratulations to aU Culp Hobby, the speaker. Fi!'tl'e of them for 1 jbb weU done. hme on Monday afternoon an,d PIN "''I~US MilT Tuesday evenine for shopping and The" Mason County 4 H Pin &lghtseelllg Origmally, West Vir. M'hr Wetrers (Ai.vmltu) met last Sat· gtnla planned to have a 5pecial wJtb 14 urdit:y ~t lh.e t H Camp at Sou.tb tram coach from Clarksburg to Side .At tble/meetina new oftJeera pounds of salt Keep mixture San Antoma and return How~ver , were elttded for tbe coming :y.,.,, before them at all tlme1. If you the tra1n tripS has be('n ca'llcelled They were June Spenee1·, 'Pr111i- don't have a protected box where i'lnd each wornan must b ~ respon· dent; Wa,lden Roush, 'llee-preai. is kept tOr your cattl~. alble for her own transportatlo}l . dent; fUry Ann Roa:ere:, seer,ftaey; one. How many of you, when you eat ycur meat.. would Any woman Interested 1n makmg and • JoAtlll Browning, treasurer. lite to kn.aw on a bldck 61 aalt or Ale:o at this meeting the Pla thls trLp should wnte Mrs Dean worse yet have tbe aaJt thrown on Johnsnn. Pre.s1dcnt, West 1Virgtn.a \Vf'arera voted to comtrucl a totbe table for you to liet up ooce tem pole for the bli foot tribe Home DemonstratiOn Council im· 1 week · mediatel}' for detatlcd rnformation. at the Council at Jaek1on's J.giL ' Thla will require a lot of 'work DO YOU WANT A PEPPER but will serve as a monument to UPPER FOR YOUR MENUS? Mason Cnunty when it Is fini.s~. Then try this stulfed pepper re- AU Pin Wearers will be invlt-ed Cipe called Green Pcppe•· Casser- to pat:tlclpate in thi.a: chore. Thoae olets, 8 gre'en peppers. I sma1l preaent at the_ m~\.11~ W"eija Juae onion, chopped, Ub. grountl beef, Spencer, W'alden Roue:h, J~. Eada 2 tb!ps fat 1 4: medmm tomatoes, Woodle Mace, Mary Blal~·:"l, J~ peeled and chopped 1'tZ eups BrOwning, Mary Ann ~ogerl, Cola corn, ctlt from cuh, salt and pepper ~ush, Su~anne Rotbeeb, Eliza. to taste, :~.t cup huttervd crumbs belli !oneullll J.W.e Jordan. Ap· Cut off lop and remove seeds other meetiQt of tlfe Pin We"it.ere from peppers Cook 5 mlnutf!ll tn will be held next Friday nikb( at boihng salted water Brown onion t~ camp grounds slartlnt - -., 8 , and meat J,no hot fa t Add tomatOfi!S, p. m. W tl!lhlled. ~ •iloua todu~ .. •• the pqplbiUtles of his gre:d lo bep the lbe of \mlsdou. Wben be ~as wJflJnglo ~ . .. , Philathea Group ' Secretary Church · I , . , .. . Penl'el Clas·S Pitnic• ls'Held • ·e·n .t1 e ZION tit .a.~ Mto. .Cbo•Jea o.<t· wol'lb of Killmon Ylllte4 wrtlh Mr. ~!_"~14Hs\:u!:''"';!i....o from the <II~ of Cllrlol 111 ' i ••4 lhotr r.,.u;., belj , '"'""" ro~ Satu:rd•¥ ~veniq at thcr MJddleport roadside part. ' J'-elt ~den, preaidtbt, prtC:do ed over a short buslnesa sasioa., wben p~ns fOP a torn' roaat ·were ril".Mr. Ud, llra:, CJ.a:re.aee' Swau-1 ' au.. •er ~dtil • pk!ale dl.nair day at tbe ho~ of Mr. and Mq, ft~ lJread.et:'4i'n 9f Dexter. Tile HendtnpDI-·tQJmerly llvtd hen. Otben lttendina were Mr .aDd Mn. , Clarence O,dla of CarpeDter and Hr. and · Mn. Race- Dtrvbr dlacussed. • Attending were Mr, an'd Mrs. Jack Sorden and children, Mr. abd Mrs. Franklln Huds011 and ot Rutland. ·lf . • 1 ebJidrea, Mrs. Guy Cowan and ·~Cellt vi•ltol1 Jn the bonl'e .ol children, :Mr.a• .Robert Carson and wendljlr. and Mfa, Cbarle.i Coplon childre-n, Mr. 111d Mr's. Richard Mt~. _&nd Mra:. Clareaee Swaq• Owens and daua:bten, and Mr. of Pomm-Gy, llr. and Mts. JtidMrd and Mra. Katl')" Lee BaUey and Radcliff and dau~hter ' of Athen.l daupter I'Dd Connie Teaford. and Mr. and Mra, l"aul Reibel. I VOL. VIII NO. 117 • IS RPOMS Of Ill Hew Fqrnlture !:!111 = I 1 roa $29cJ.OO BAKER '! -I. ~~ 1111 The BriRh~lt Cor- =""' .. Mlddle]IOrt w~tok 10 ltaliaq Firm To Be f...oolted N~rth Of Huntington; Firms Consolidate u-~ -·· woid w~ M> ' ' • 'J ,~ ' ,tllf~; ~ Wilson ~ .l"iijjv'f .' I ~ti1JJ.4ay eMf frOm Mni. Haf. I old Rutol!ell (Phylllo Chyel of Huntington, wbo was upal:ile ~o attend. Mrs. Chase left Sunday cto 1ttend a' Methodist confere.p.ce l(l Ashvll,e', N. C. this week. • rhere't onlY 'one llmpl• Itt·'"~ tlng to mcak~ Ancf a ainglt foil 'of lmm. Xodachro1n. { ~i• Fmn costing but $2.40 ' Is tnough:to'co,,llr• th• n~Un· 1 lidhtil' ,of your ~holldoJ wMk Funeral Services Held Today For ~wren~ Graham · ' ' end. The BrCW!nftl Mo.JeCaM ~ :;., ., ,. = Ill BAKER I'UBNITUIIE Ill •r~ with fl2.11tna is $37.50, -' lrlc. 1 Fed. Tax. ' . \' Funeral Mr und Mr11 Fred Fo1l1<:h of Albany, N Y we1c recent gul!.'lts of Mr and Mrs. Hal'l·y MUi er \It bJI. ~IJnre "' ,\•, •" 1, , it. ~ omm'ent. In Chal"Jeston. Gov. Wtlham C Marbnd said he waa a"are of lhe plam: but he decline(! further commeot. The News-1\egister reporled that Mora11n ba arrana:ed with lii:onOhto Valley several wceb qo and favored an area ntn1JI· Hunting1on1 near Ne..:l. for the or plan£ ' aiti Harry llaymakt'r uf of oificers, prest!1l- tatlon. of Shdc Contest wJnner:s by Mn Wm. Pavey and ~. ~a: Ma'I V. ·l(mbel, G'udo TWo\ F4rie Etl~•l.iJe'1 'Gr,.al One. ~ SUG~R · RUN ' ItiMINTA~~ I Helen vrtmamo, .t'rtp:· Gro/10 fi. · Robert Roberta, Grade 'l'tv8..• Jolor...cl LolriJ, .!lrH<' four. IJ a. m. Workshops Flower ArranJements, Mrs. .Grace Fitzpatrick: :Mrs. Wm. Crandall CorMrs Dan Rosensbein: the Mrs. Jo.sepll Pbllvice preeiM Director&: es:- Convention Ellen Qibba, g,ra~ Three. , • will S«!ab'~ Rei~Dt.. Crade Two. Althe* !r)'m; Gr•de- ,, , LucUle Sw:aekbammer, b~; beld at the at iloon aod will start at l:lS will pre- ' I G.,.. Junior' Reich, ' ' I ., ' ' t Pwovllk, W Va, Mr. and M•·~ B .Jr . Vanre And Tnm ldt Fnday for t'opulnr Branch. N C. lo visit hu; llai'Cnts Mr and 1\fr~. L F Vance , '•' • I!! ' ' truck. fl•rd VI Cuttomllne 2 Mit cov.n, c""vrotot 4 dr. D•lvu FI'NAL I , ,, lt'l ...t Mftr-. clean Chrfhlet IIIII tUM, a cov.rt, « OF ALL •\ SUMMER SHOES now • .$2.00 · Al10 Complete Lll! e Of School Shoe• · $2.95 'up • MARGUE • r, '• I' no tecllle~~i 'Yoli•re .~lng 80 many more .Blu~ Cl!lp GIIIC'll' t~eae d,ay~-. br~ng thro~ all m•~er,ot ·tough, ·in-a-hurry jobe. '' T,ruek uaenl an ·buyln one re&80ll : Tllf3t (!lll'q,\18 !110ft'~~~. • \ I Macy M. Ward' 10, ·. In Hospital Surgery w1U be ht.J4 setvi~s 2 p m m Dan'!lJie Wll"d, who died ln Marga~t •., .; ' ..,.I ' '" Ho~>pltat. Wednes-1 surgery for a rup. . ' ., ' Aceordlna: to the ntw;~~paper, Mol"gan bas aiTanged wilbl M:or. teeahn1 lo issue U. S "deposit(WJ receipt. that 1n effect rep~ent ea11ily traded shares of tlo• flrm's .stock.:'' In New York. Olin fiatl)iesoll ChemicAl Corp and R'V'ete: COpper & BQiaii :I.ne., A,nnnun-«ffJbAiV the r form&ticm nf 1 $231-mi1Unn' com· Jls two &ODS, Micb.itll!:l and Roger in the Ohio VaHey. The new corporatlcn., Oli11 a~. a daughter, Debbie Marie: his Mrs. Mridge •Graham, Mid· Vcre M~tats Corp., wil) l fM'hd•te ' f•ther, Herman Gra 180,000 ton51 ' of alumlpU. a' yertr or fhrep t1md8,, the; afll(oUntj Olm Mathie.-ou waa to' ~ave Pri>f;Suerl'l in an ' inrl iVidUl\1 venture an' · and nounnod earlier tb.it 'y Hr. :F.ac1lilies of tbe J'' Mrs l. C Housh and Mrs Mel a ball game In Charle~ton In wh1rh Mel play.;>d Rcccnl suert~ of Mr. and Mrs ThonHt8 Gnnstcad were Mr and Mn. llh-hard C.1·1nstcad, Canton E. MAIN ST, Middleport declined commePt on the repo:-> .t satd tt was not handl1ng pu~h~ relationa for Monteeatinl. Chemor~ Corp., Mon•ecaUnJ's .sales repr! sentalives tn thia country, satd 11" top olficials were unavailable for SurviVOrs' l.i:icl~ hJ.- wife. Phyl. panv to prodv..ce primary Blunptnum Clark atlenderl AUTO SALES Columhus, 9 b;mner • l'tHI. MET~OPOLITAH Gratnm, 37, daY for4 VI 1 ton lt•k• 7rSOx16- ,Jy tlr••· ~~w•. I&H, ,.... were heH 1oW relldent whO , bQ.D$ biamelf Moo· Joann Embleton, Akron. 1s vis lUng her mother HC'vha !flays sister, Mrs :!!emU$ t\ay !or LawrEnce Mr~ Paul Powell and Rlrky rr cl!ntly _.pt'nt a week vlt~ltlng ht•r WE SELECT OHLY • THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS Montecatmi Chemical Co , an Italian chemleal-mineul r 1 r m. plans to construet a plant ·n~at Huntington. W Va . according h lbe Wbee li~ News-R~g:~sl e r. The newspaper satd the f1rn which hall (llanb frGm the Alp to S1ctly, has enhsted tile aid o( the Ln.an.ciaJ " bou~ of J. P Mor gan & Co .• New York, 1n locating ln tba country, In New Yort, the Morg.;J.f\ firm I Ill • re - Julia Edwal'd~ has accepted em ployment at the New Haven Jc well Shop, .... • • Mrrt William Stalnaker, Ml'!i Mabel Thompson Ml ~ rroJd Wnght and · Mrs Oak Harri5 ,\II nr Spencer, w Va vhdtod tlwlr I :>l!;tcr, Mr·~ H L D~ l'r, 'I ucst1ay I ' FURNITURE over the "':J ':'::.' um1num ant ( I IE SINGLE COPY I ' Frlcfa,.. Hlt'h tOfley M tt ..... ,.... 62 to 70. d~~f~d:M" '"" . Witt SdCIETY WIATMIJ! _ OhJ.: ,..,..,, ctoM~r wltll little , ch•ftl' In .....,_,..... ....,, ... nloht onol ....... ,. ,..M_I !'~·lh••' DIVORCE GRANTED NEW llAVEN Margi e E. Hall of Pomf!roy wa11 gramed a dhorce MOnday m Common Ple11s MelliS Counr)" Court from J1mea E. Hall, PomeBo6 Cooke und aon, Phil , Att•nd· roy Rt 1 on ebarge1 of a:ro11a ed a ba~bnll game in Chorleaton neglect and extreme cruelty, Tuesday evening Mu WilliAm Cn!sler and Ann are vocatlonlng In Pennsy!vn11111. ' Charles Wo111 and c hildren, of Atlanta, Oa vl11lted hlr. sister and ramJly, Mr and Mrs. Paul Scally .Jl ' l'bpne3118 !4od-.. bl!'!l>,doY- ••1\Der- Eulenboc.h Fo.mily Honored At Picnic I II t ............... :MWy ' were ib Zaneaville, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chue Dayton als9 84ende·d, tbe dia\ner ud ~r~. Cbarle presented ·~i.;. . .ii. WIIIOD wltb a decorated ~7 I r Area ,. ' ,M:~,. John Chase, Wehe alt!JI aon, Allen ,' ot "" .• b:-:-1 t ."e!ay, • ' !lembero of the Penlel <;II.. Olu41iao U~n of HUII!I Cluo~ or 1he .F'Omll'OY Baptlat ~ ehurth · JttAutded the e.ftreace f;t Clfjf.. Mrs Howard Wilson Feted Pn Birthday \ her parents, ErWard · three Ruth Ann and one brother, all at home call at the Chasr at Rutla,nd until when tbe deceased •Oino'red to the home-. made in Ruther· �• .. • •> .. t . '!lie So:n~l. Pomeror·lllddlepoort. o ., Aug. ao, 1956-. ~ . ·~ .....~ Millie Bumgarner. ..f ~·~ '?:~.~~. .~ -~~~~~-OP ME1G5--M450N "ltiA •ii:tl.((!l I, IIWIN I tnd Miss -~. Games were played and prl!es were aw11.r ded. The> door prize was won by Ruttt· Routh. The brldee!eet received many Jilts and re. [resh;menta were aened·• to the guests.. ,. · • · ":" Present were M-rt. Nbra · Tripp, Mr11. William Slitrni al'l.d 110ft RID· ·. trhe ·Daily Sentinel 1 Mn. otu, IkiUah, Shinn, -now due. Mlu Donovan told of ber perienCe at . Girl.. State lhan~ tbo e""'1' eet.e'd. on t~., ·'"' IRr ' Btafta,t; Juc., at 110 M:ectlaDif: St., Pomeroy , 0. Busiuesa ufttee p1ioii;i ~- edihtrilll ortlce p~o~ 39'1. and l'4tend •• aecoJid r.lau maJLle: matter at the p•J~t .Qfflee 11 ~1Dt!r01 Ohio. Nati.o .lll· "vert.Lalaa repreeent•tlve, Bothoeili-Klm.Mll, lilt.. Sandr~. "\rs. Blythe ·MrsteNan·eot~s Shower Given Jn·Hotldr Of Lois Bumgarner the Scllaocke! <.llnlt 1t lluo• •• AuJ. llHb.. the birthday• o(, P01rl MtBrldo, Grandparentt o/ the chU,ct If• ht.le Cundtff .IJN;I BJ'uCe TeafoJXt. Mrs. Ruth CuDd.lff .ad Vr. and otben att-en41al were 1lr. d.d Mn. )lorril' Hoore zreat ~ad ' J4.V£SopQP-SH"OD...s I •' • IT' , •· ,' • . · • : J • f ' ~- . Mrt. Glen· C~o~ 40d. .cblldren, Mrs. Pearl MCBride, lira. Ru~h Cundiff ' all -lotal. •Mrs. .Robert Wood f)l JUo ·Gi'alHle, ~d Hu. Paul White of HamutOo. . .. .' ' • The Weese f~~Jiy ru~top 'WU llleld reeently It 'BaUiey's - ~ke. 1 . Offlc-=:rs for tb' ConliifJ year were 1 .SIMONS 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bill !)'DDft of P~rk· erabW'I Yllited llr. and lin. Earl WatkW. LAUREL CLIFF Herbert Parker wuierwent JurAttft.dmee It Sunday Scbool ..,. at tilt 8t. J.,.ph llolpiill lJl Au1- 18 wu 1110 offert.nt $9.51. Parlwlbuq. VWtt•a neeatl,. wUb Mr. and Rev Hlrry Bate. and son, Herb4 mother and Soll~ru nd cfaucbter, .ebel vta!tert , were Mr. and Mrs. brotbtr in CaldweU a few dar•· C. P. Hilt Jr. IDd family aad It, -of LIWIOD, lllu . and Juaior Grlm· WUU.am. Nelme)'er and family of ol Va. aod Mn. COlumbul were -recent aue1ta of Soutbern 1nd .to.a Bob of Rut.. tile fDI'IIlel"1 mother, Mu. Belle IIIIL ' I' i·· ' I . electe4aafoltowli4:p-r111B. Wefse .SUPER MARKET pare~ are Mrs. IJIUan lfeBrlde artd Abele.u1 Moore. Mr. and lli't.-c.non HIJts apent Sunday ~th 'Kr. and Mn Mu; Bowel'l aDd ebUdrea of Patuka:.la, aod llr...d ll!jo. ~rt oi' Columbul, ,- · t -;:--; ~0 . · · '··, JJ, t ~ Mr. and Mn. Diet Hania-v~ct ·Mr. and llld~· ear-.-eo ~. afl GaJJipol_lli. l l·•r. : t ·•.:.~ · l Mr. and Mrl. ~avJ' ~~~_er,, of ana or THE 8IIA:BP JllloC5 DESOT., 11r•• ""' Firedome 4 dr, red 1D4 bite . ..llite tnnJ :at - ·~ ... - :,~beater. ti',. DOO adual mllel, local ~,' Tlie price wDI .. to~.·)'OU. , •"tIii.·E#!l.: l o·N \il , 11!'· ·• President,. Jobn SaU.vqe V\ce' Prft. ·Jdent, Mrs. darl Weese Seeretny and Treaaurer. Enjoying the day were )lr, and !ln. Carl 8 w..,. Jlouot~n TexiBi are '14a1Uns;il~~. . Mlia ~VTO P - . y and SOIU Jatl;, 'IJ!d Don, Mr. and :rand a~hter - Mrt. ~,.Paul' 1 r ' ' Mrs. Donald We~ and SOD Jim, , nd fa mil,....,... . '~---"\'""_ _ _ _ _ _ .,.:I Wcifs-tv Channel& THUitiDAV Sltln 9il . 8:113 Sl'i n On All Thlllil 7-cOO Today ' Be <llftful when you're having I!JD, Waleb speed, and water - burning . 9:00 Coffee·Time It Rlcll 10:00 Home Vollant La<ly Love of Life Tie T>e Search for •ua. ·'" ' JlmiD)' and Karen Sue, of lorain were Sunday .cuest.a of Mr and Mr1. J . A. Eden. Hysell Rua. 45 · . ( 1b .. Shank Half ............. " 1..... lb 49c Htlm Slices, Cenqr Slice• · · .. · lb 99c ., • • [l;llces Remnyed . , Shank End~ Smaked tl~m~ · .. .' lb l9c' , •. ·'You know that safely Is tbe way To he lllve next Lobor Day. • ·''· iiiet.b'e~ " .tan, JUelr:y,· and ( NG$,.:...;.,, lbJ3c CHICKEN LEGS,. Plump, meaty """ " ; lb 59c Mr and Mrs. Charles Buck attended a blrthd.i.y dinner Sunday honoring tbeir aunt, Mn. Rupe, Kyger. , 'GROUND BEEF, Fresh " ' ·~•·lb35c' .. ·31b• $1 • Cotmllry ' .• Ki~gans All-meat Wi.ners, picnic must lb 45c . Club sugar ear~, blekory sm~kod Turkeys, Fresh Yau ltaYe somethini T WIUtam Neimeyer and- daughter, a Sell1 TfG dI OF AftMr. ado lira. c. F. Hilt lad two nounce, A v'i""' cbildrea, llr. aad Mrs Arthur EJ. SentJ'nel llott, Mr.- Steve Eblln, Mr. and lira. Ira llon'is, P•ul J•eobo and or Want Ad Mare~ret Allen. RepresentotiYI. Mrs. .Marw~t Allen helped Mn. lohn Diehl with ber canning. - They Get ResultsGreg lij!Un iJ on the 1ick list. . I~RO!'I'Id· · · · 51b size $4.89 · 1b49c: · , ..... I'm ao ., . OhUnger ,Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Edwjn Hood. S~. and Mra George nturned to their homea today after a vlalt with Mn. C. E. Neue'. And .how that outdoor play eet. up ,dwiv aeriJYI JJMp !Jood HOlnm Bread e.iul MDcfi. . wlch IPiead-Watch thll favorite replace hit' ' Stella Ebersbacb were MAKE IT TASTE Ba\iJR. Seweit~lb r;:~~~u:::~ su&ts of Mr. and A Weill. BaJt Run. Young ·.1Dd other relaUYel. 'M rJ. Fra~ Jennlqa Cindy, KatltJo BDd edd In Wl!ek with the lattor'a lad llro J.eo Sd•u-1 '· ,Holsum Bread ' Thrji!J • .. · ''-- 1•. ' • I ",'v· .: J ·~ft)(nicade · :J.if,fy 'eef Steak• Wl111e ' ... . Tender I Buns, sUc~d..2 pkgs 3,9c .B-..ns• sliced,, fresh 2 pks 39c Bread, enrichtd • lvs •, A FORTIFIED • , O,I,NTil. 6 PM Thursday, Ftl4oy · '. ' ......... "YOUR . lind Saturday Till9:00 P!l' ' CLOSED -- VITAMIN .0. llui!.iar Cl .nifii,:Silmulo•,.; the •PP•tit•. ancl•uppl'tU Iron to help prevent tirednus. _Euo Jly w;mi~tad; wiR not d'llltf.. . regular digastiof\, -'r-;· ---:----. P,~ut.-,. Br19d~ ~ ·. 1 .. . SUNRISE . TO ,I SUNSET ~TATION• ...... L~oua . . .' . • lb49c • ····' ' ' ,.~ Barilelt lb23c .i-' eneiiJY wlth llavor he really enj~ her home, ClociaalU, toda)l' after 1 vimt with ber brother, WJJliam A.ND . . ln4ool' luiaa·., Roberta Grand Marais, Minn. M'n. Therio~ Edith Young, Cincinnati, ' ~ Jane Mr~ and Mrs. R. , A. Thompson and ilauebte-o, J[lp Edith Youaa rrturned to · · :. · · · · · · · · · · · · lib pk!l29c eiiiilily Ia ta .... · .. · .. · · .. pkg of 1l-49c IF Mr. anci 'Mrw, Carl HyJell of Rut- ' 1 • l:lJ~b Crockers How-u-d Gilkey and family of Zanenme and Clinton Gillie)' and bmily of Chillicothe visited OV"f the weekend with the C. Gutty Sr. Cbrl&tine land were Su114ay dinner gueab of her pareata, Hr. and Mn. C. J. Eborobach. BACKS ........ lb 'tOt_,W LB . Quite 1 few (rom here . enjqy~· the buket dinned .t Zion Su1. llr. aad Mrs. iJ!VIIlard Ebe"bach thr put eni!: ' ;' • J,f> • Mr. and Kn. Lawrence Parfitt of Cbarleslqb, W Va. were week end gueata of Mr. and ..Mn. Edward Parfitt CHICKEN BREASTS · ~ ·• ..~ •· .. · .... · · · · · lb 79c v• Mr. and Hra. Jake Lee llld IOJII lpent a da7 with Kate WNaoa, 4 Se.boffner· ot Bull were gueata or WI'IOLE HALF lb 57c · ' . . lb 5lc BUTT ' t't•j•t IT\ II n' n' I Mr. and Mrs. Asa Jord011 are eatolnint in old va. llr. and MrJ. Clarence J.fi&bt Jr. SHANK CENTER BLADE CUT-TENDER BEEF Chuck Roast Howard Hull. Ray Woo'denrd underwent sur· gery at the Meip Geoerat Hospital, Wtdaf:lday moming . StompS for every dime,'f"!l spend. 11~F '"" '' Clara (Williams) 8 'toDI aado 1"1 1 daulhler all of Waldo. Mr. aDd Kta. Dalt WllliiiDtwn\ to Weld() to attend Ute fuo.erallf Pearl1acob8. Mr. and Mrt. J. C. Wallace and son, Jame.• Keltb ,and Mr. and Mr1 Howard Wiest and cil11dnn, Shop Kroger .where yon· gel one Top Value • Full Ml'l. Jamn LewiJ and Judy Gil. otli'""• reo. relatives in Nellollvllle. llr. aDd llrs. Cllrecnre Curti, of lliu Janet Caldwell, of Tuppert .PJaUu apent a week wUh NaDCJ Oolumbut _were 1uwer suesb; of , a Tupperware party Priday 1&. aad. lin'. Lou Diehl recently, ina q1.1rte a few wtre Parlw. lfr-. tad rJia. Lou Diehl called $58.00 worth w;a• sold Mt. and Ura. Charley Bartels of Huntlnatcm villted ·relaUvea: bere. on hil litter Hrs Lona Roecher aa refrethmentt were ' Mr. ud' Jfn. Raymond Mille-r at Chater. Mn. Joe C.rtey reeeiv(lld and eblldren of Columbua and Jtece,nt JU9b ot Mr. aDd Mra. Ullt ber brother had ditd in W. Mr. and Mrt. Paul Tboftlas aDd and Paul Rhley of" Dover an4 Rlr· The Northern Loeal School Of P·• t PI ~ wv t OrvtDe ~ were Cbarles Hldey t · JOD wn e&~a.., . a. •pea old Hudnall of Sandyville. aDd lin ll"m;;;o;;;;;in;o:re:;:;Jil);;;l;;r;;;';;;";;';;;";;;"·===;:. Sunday with Mr. and lira. Iloyoi Sam!D1 Lewit and famUy. IJ n:~iad Mh. Eber Grindley a.ad Paul .Taeobf apeat a recent week two daqhtera of Atroo apent a eod at the home. of Mr. and Mn. and Colitk•d Hama, No Slict1 remoYt.d ... lleBnde POMEROY SOOF:ItY Save Top Value Stamp• for Top ' Value Gifts FOR SAFETY'S SAKE ••• FRIDAY Coptlin JtaniiiOO ~Ur ,GodiPJ . !lll'lk0: Jal"::n t;;la.rll b!'a reet:atly Dlii... the t.'1int Gllte7 rulde:nce. ·, wuk e!ld with biJ partntl Mr. Reeent eauerr o.D John aad lfn. GeoJ'Je Grindley. , recently J.adude ~v. Harry ~""II llra. Pearl Jacobs, Mr. and Clillord J..,.he, Bob Bowen, Mr. aDd Mn. Lou Diebl, Mr and Mn:. 1liln Off ~ou CAN PUT .YOUR ltOsT~IN _ ~~<>. ~~uuen aDd four ebUdreo of Columb1.11 and IIIOJ'e were' •upper auesta of Jlr. llr.. LIUian MtBride 10<11 aJ><nt llld lin- P~rl Jacoba lalt week. J(n by Powell wu returoed Sundar wllb Hr. and Hr•. Ralph bo.be from Beb.abel CUnit. Badaley at Lelart Falla. llra. Alina Buck called on Mr. Mr. ud Mn . WIUiam Eieblna:er llld children 1pent Sunday with aod lira. Charles Djebl and cbllcf.. A ll"ftl HARRISONVILLE Mra. ~t tlouJlu weat ~ Elea.aor Stout and cbildr~1; Jur!y a.JMivtt berl han re~ved W aJdo to aUeQd th¥ Funeral of ll!lr word that lin. Hollt Jl'riend of aod Bobby are vUiitiog at lbe bome Brotha- ia law. Sardb lJ 1 •u.ra.tal patleat !a Grut of Joh.a lkouta. Howaid Hull wbo W&l 1l«a ... lkwpitaJ in CoJumbuf;, her room raiNd here, Jae was OIIDd No. u ~. a beut attack, he leave .11111 ~ Mf•· <rt-111,><1 wtih • dlaner &uoillf i:;:~::::~~=====~==·==· :;:;::;::;s;:~,:l Aua111t 11th hoDorfDJ ~eira aDd Avis Theiss, Arlene Theiss, Mrs. Marvin Roush. Mr. Leonard Field&, it wa 5 grams (or . Mr. and Mrs. WiiHe Johnson. tq be beld In 10 LqiJCtOI Ave., Ntw Yort City, 1e, r; Y. Mrs. Lille Blazer, Mrs. George erated Cl).!lrCh, 8u~ptl0Jl rJ;tu: ~1Vef1 by carrler wbere available 30 ~ents rlpp, ,Ar. 1 Johnson, Mlrs. f)oe_d <io were felld.y ,.. wet:\: one yell ln adva.ac" at The Usily Sentinel offlee. $.15.60~ Batev, Mrs. R. F. Bryant .. Mn. Ot· E~h memtter . liz moatb.'i.. f1.8U; three months, 13 90. By m;:~lur r oute where tie Roush, Sally Roush, Mra. Fre1 brlnll 1 putye tnlUbJ•: one mt.alh. $1. By mall one )'ear SB: 11-1r moot!ls, $4.25· Tripp, Mrs. Leroy Wyant. Mrs ·..:·lll:,:<>;."':.;;••~t;;;h';;,·.;;"~·""::.;,'ll..,•::.;•...m.:,'"';..:.,;t~1.....,:~_,....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..1 George ' Mn. llaruld Te~~ for(l, Connie leito t'itlted with ftl~:tlvq aad lrlendt here. ::& w,. I Tbi~, ' Uon Club rll<lt Ia the aeboo11Jouae Mr. and Mn. JobA lau•a,. and Mr. and Mrl. Albert Mumaw and kltehen Mon<4r evcalnr ""•· 29th. thildreo Dick and Jean, ,llr. and lour children Of MiB(D Juo:ctlon, A bu.ah1ea1 &euioa 't'U toududed Mn. Bert. Weoae, Mr. abd Mn. vi11fed Mila Fraakle ~~~J'Prt. . by the Pre&ldt.t~n Mn. Herbert Par- Earl Neue all local, Mr. ud Kn. Mr1. Nettit lletkl, l'illted wttb A tamUy ·reunion w11 beJd at ker at which tUQe lln1 DoD Co\t. J. W. We.M ~ Kr. aod llr1. reLative• In Darw!A. , tbe homt of .Mn. Don Duckworth riU waa •li!Qte4 iJerfl&r)', follow· livios Dickmu, of ClllumbUI, 14'.· , ,.llr. Roben I'IIDIDD All retllfBo Auguat 19th telebl'IUDI five blrtb- to, the rell,Cui.loa of Jlrl. OnUJe ..Dd Ktt. WUbam E. Weett, ·of ( M to bil balM followta, I three diYI of the l•mlly. Thill• the only Slaek. Tbe l\lbjtet for tbt..meetlDJ Wottbinl,tOn, Mta. ldtth Sbtppard web vilit wit.Ja bls brotberJn.law "timt \Irs. Dutkworth, bq bad a.ll waa "outdoor utfq'' w~h of Ripley, W. l.d4 »rt.. Ben i a641 •.tster 'llr. aaufKn. t.awreDH her lflQdeblldfen and ~Ul·IJ'aDd dt.moa•ttated by ·Mn. Willia Lta4- Bcuoo .tlld da ler' o1. Vielpll, Sellen of -Columbul. He waa ao-children ~_,ether. laaham and 1111. Jatt WWll.r;u. W. Va. ; .... tGmpailled hoRae by tJae Sellen w.'re M.r. _,d J4rJ. A picale wUI be lteld. on Sept. 20th Recent JUeY, ot Kr. iDA. lin- and tbeir JODI Dhicl and Llrr)' wortb of HuniJJiJtoa, Mr. an4 )Ira. at tbe Ported aun Lae. Preteat Albert Duc.kwortb. · •lfd Kr.. ed who apeat tbe weft eo4 wttb. Mr. Harot4. MtComaa-apd four ebU.dtel\ for tbe meeUa1 wtr. Jl.rll. Don Mta. Georce SchMidlr wen ~r- and llrt. Ambrote Plaaa1aa lAd an4 l(r. aa.d ~·· C1rl Duckwortl Cottrill, M:ra.. CurolL Norri•. Mn. an4 Mra. ltayae Bra bater aDt11011 Mn. Carrie &elm. · of. New CO~tord; Mr. tnd Mr.. Her~t PaB1at Mra. Alp!J.J Colt Rcmnle of WtdtW"Ortb, .Mr. BJU Mr. aad M.rs. lobnay lamu aad J&m~tl T. G'4n•ler ud two children . rill, Mn. TrO,, ZwlJJ.J.~"" lin:. Wtuit Duckwortlt, IJld DOtl!la ~ of Mr. and Ml'l · Jama of Toof 'Lutllter. IUehafd Duckworth, l.Aadlneb.am, ~rlea Lfale, Rittman. . ' and Mr. Aid Mr1. Robert Wblte Mr-~. Jqp.n sauvlge; Mn. W1.1llalia Mr. ud Mn. Tdie Culld.lff1 ~rt! and son Jamea Robert. Franeia, and· ·~•· Jl.ck Wllllama. announeiq ~be blrtb of a diuJ11~ The Syracuse Home Pemonstra. Mr. and Mr.. ~Viratl Teaford, tbat hu betD oam~ Debra An,, 1t SHARPEST thildrea Rolle Aan, .K.eJtb, and Johnny, Mn. Do~ Cottrill aD,d ebUd · ' . ten S.baron Sue and Crail, Mn. ~.. Edllon Gulntber and dau1hter r¢•rol ,an4 Debra, Mrl. a.,o.ra:e Scb. ' ,•.atldft~ ana ••tzicla London, M:rl. ,., 1 Al.lah ' Teaford and dauebter \'/ada Rote, M:ra. Graoe ·Oi,er and 1an filly and ltbondt HYtell oUdi~dte. and Mrs. John Bumgarner, Mn. Nannle Jobn&On, Mr•:rorrellll Murra y Ml!IS Martha Murray. Mr. and Mrs'. Clawoon Roush, Ruth Rou ..'I fi.. R11rold ltnu1h, Mr. ad'd M-rs. WU· son Johmon, Mr11. Ha.rry Pit-ens IDITOl .IN: MOlt. hbllahed *"UJ afternoon aeep: Sun d a1 b., Tb e Obi o VaII er • · S S aeuse OCiety yr . ' ... The Sunthll),e IJllkvl dua or t~e iresbyt~l•n church · held lu annual Picnic at Balley'a Lake Frl· 1 il~, everuae AU(. lftb. 'fbote at· f tindin1 were: Kr. aDd Mn. Robert •• Harcien and 10n1 Jimmy and Bobby a(r. a.nd Mra. Lawrence DJddle and. di\!Jbter Donna, llr. and Xrt. PearJ MeBtide, Mrf. Don Ualt, tnd ino. bior,. 1 s~~t d>·· M.is.s Mabel Bull'i.C.4~JD' , ,. Mf, R11NOLD E. OREINI TELEVISION , • • 990 I. MAIN STRUT �__ ............_. •• - . • '· ' \ ,. ' . .. " x.-..1 City •t 84 .32a 39\lo National L... .,. '16 49 Brook1yn 74 50 .597 l lfl 74 .M3 3 53 tr.-J 63 .500 131fz 59 64. .480 16 54 7~ .425 23 tiO 73 .407 2lJ St. Louis Pittsburg .108 .400 ·, ' ;'t.• ' ' . f· . . " , • . .• ' when hiJ health beJ&f to, fail . Tile' home nf Mr. and ib-1. Lee Myers wai\ the &eelle rot a. happy The Afternoon ctrele of tiM: OCC'Ision l'eceftily Wbel) four sisWSCS mel at the borne ot Mrs. ter• spent tbe day toJith,tr. 1'hey M. E. Rathburn. AuJUSt 9. Mrs. were Mrs. Louis Re1ber M.n. l:UtRebecca Folan had ehara:e Or the abetli R"athbum, Mn: tAnna Reudevotional! and program. Mts. ter all of Pomeror iD~ Mr1. Don Anderson Will be tht! Septem- MYers. 1 RUTi.ANb llr. •lid .!ln. IAQ.I)Jfhl. t.urol of Mrt. Lona lk '"" =· a~. ~~tt: AI GU..011, Loul• i wllh llr. u -. ) . ,-1!... llovid Kob •Ud lrrt. Ltth1 KoblenU l.ft!Dt Sp~ lD •Pl¥1 an4 Nra. He1'1'7 Vlllo. Ky. Parkenbuios. ber hoste-ss. ' J?fl.• Glnttier Ud children IPt_ht I:HlDGaj' at. BDwliPa 26 Green. , UP FOR \. ~ . .. • ... ' ~I' ,. J ' •• .' :, ...S.wl'ft p Fully \ ~. ,.biJidly-orjusta week everyone PDHK & BEANS.-···D•ejtB~ID ' •• . ~ MlliACLE WHIPKraft ' , -' . ' • • . • ,. , , • ' · 1FIII!9.a·qerllflecl· RoU SAUSAGE, a_fl pork . . i· K iHLESS./FRANKS -- >' · H • 1118 • • • • EVANS • • e • • • . · • ~RYING • • • • • 1 • • lb29~ • •• lbitl!tfo •• • . IIRAND .CHICKEN .W ' ·.,. . ' • • ' • • •' 1 ' f f' . ~" 43 ·· · . ~ ... ' I .. . . . ,: I l .. t·. . .-.. \ ) ~~ ~ed, m~lhl ' . •' \, • • • r ., <:~. .. \ You ·fllli't ·llj!lie "wrong with 'l . •.·. / :'fio~jl.ite .' ... ' '' 1 r • .' •·•.· ' . .. . ' ..... J~' \ . •. , ·~ ' ' . ·."•. f '• .., ' .' ..• 'l •..,·>f .l I' \. ~ ( ' ' '.,, ' ~ ' Bondwiri d\C, . ' . "' ., ' .( ' - ' •• • • .. ' ' ·';, •. .CQLO .DRiN'K. CUPS ··.1;f,' ' dri! \ . Boncj,._.,.e p~~· ( 1 All flavors / • • • 40ccrunt ' :: . .' ' t:' \ ReYJiolda .. • 10 .c•a.ttt·1oc ' . ~ • • • • • · 2boxes31c Foil Wrap .' ' i' •, -' Forks & Spoo.ts . , , Ev.obs~lt:.~e~~.~ ·_v;z gal·69c: ., lleJJdware . Paper Hall-kins ~lb:-pkgs 41c • ~ ~eoltln,.:.,..ramlly • large boss ~ '·-J'\ . . 'II, • ·sc~ron . ' < 25foOt,qll •• ~ \ wi'C'Ip I ' ' · .7 '. • • • h i ' ' . . :,; · , · . "'I .. . .J .. '.< . " I t I .t•~ j f ' , • , ' . .. ' • ..:J.2. l)J;~cJft,'3 . l:·'. ,.. . ~· • ~ · I \ . r .,. ,. _, •; • ,j< ' Weleh'• frozen ·' . ' · llll,Chol<e '' · s fi'AWBERRI:$S . ., _...... ~ ), NeJ 2·~J1~2.;·can 3.7e. ' ,.. lbs$2.49 '". . ~ , , {·~$"' '· .... ~ ., .: ' ' .. Dandee ef4 "'Ltl/1¥ . / •J Jl!rrlanl ~"'~ ·::'.,.,. , Tl!_iJ Ul -·· .. ,,~. . • • • • • , ·< • '• • . - \ o. Pll'ly Piell b..... albs caft 69t ' ~: ! ' . ' StrP£'11 'l'AfM .. GlJAllAN'J'ftl) .· ' \/~ . ,. .! • .. , ;r\ '..• ••• • > • .' . ... .ii_: • ~· . ' FRUIT COCKTAlLMM:nt;· Zest ••IJ•rtl· .Olives· refrig. jot4fc El • • ( • (t . ,. ··. ~ .]~'·''ft~~~:~j~r .49c · :lh 48c~>:·~· PQTATO. c·HIPS .··2~l4oz&dttles47~ '· p PLATES ' I . \ · '"·,.: ~ ··~:~· o I• ' . .·,".. . . ·' • ' '1 ; I $PICED LUNCHEON MEAT • .. ••• • r ' ..,. "1.1 ,. .. ' . . . l ' ·'' ,:' <':.:;Jb~ATO KETC.H Ut .XJNGAN·RELIABLE • •• • • l ' I .• ;~·COLD YCHEESEM•••tHope' ·:~ "'IIICL' FUL.L SHANK HALF •. orluiKiis • . .' B4CON·Traypacked • '. ·. ' ,' • loag el4 with ~ ~ollday for but the COOK. EVANS SVI'ER MAil.K.tTS WI!Jll you w ulebtllle; f' lilO. *Uk "II!' late-l~y Idea In fOOd for 1 Jake. · it.euj·ln lhi! ldldtb LABOR DAY. ' ." \ , " ·- ., ..,ti..,., 1: < Next wed!J evmyoae will alute LABOR DAY yoa, M'm! .....I • ~lfa} JI~UP!ll.lllf' •'\"' about tiiMil:~· .. '. I "" .·· ~ ~;,,:·' '''fl(, ,1. -• -- tf ZaAe.vllle WU• recent guHU dl .llr. •M Mn. W. II. Wiloon. Bllf Ood l<m Lewlo Who 1]10111 the JUrnnij!r with tMm retqmed home Jlr. .)(ft. Letter Nele\0111of Afl:nm 11pent states. Mr. and lolro. .... "' iio'i·c~ii • \Vall)' L Letrlt; aAd chUdrn Mr. ond lin. Rex *alla1 "rid aonl leh reer.atly ror a v~tila trip throuch t.he New EftJlaml •. 1 $LICED LrtART FALLS Ctm were n-ce.ot SUJtdaJ guettM ' i .. ' i. : • 1 . ~ ~. -... . .,•,.! . , l_ , I) • . ·~ - '. POTATO-ES $1~79, :t '·; taBBLER : . .., ~- .' . , ......... • • • I .........;-: . I' ., ~· • • ........ ' ',• .. - .. ' •.ol '.'' • ' :.:~ 5 ~b.,.,.. 39,: • j ' ' '. ' . ' I .\ '~.. • f / Van Camp Beani~ Wienies •- • ',. ...,• ~ "' ~ .... " ~ ,..{ ~ •... KING SIZE- 311e OFF · ,. f f '• . . . P, . I ' 7.J •••·· -~""' J..',, • ', ....... I' I f ' •• . 2--11 oz eatli . 37e: .•-:: • •• "'l -~ ' <'l . \ ~ .. .' • ...... 'I .' .. .. . • . 1 -,_~ ' . ' . . \, i �·r ( ' l • • • • Dayoook • ANNOUNC!ID \ l• · • · *'r1 aDd lin. Dulel Pooler are aJU'lOu'ilteiq the btl'th of a ~even; pouad lOb, Mlehael, at lfell• Gen-: enl Baapltll Oft TUeadl)•, have five older children. , ~nti' Ire Mn. Minnie itiddleport, and Mrs. . er, Bacblu. " , •• UNION SUNDAY 'Ibt aatnlll ZUJpan reuDion will be be.ld Suaday at IAneuter at lUiin( Park. . Qll PIC>IIC FRIDAY .The P~t Matrons of EV.•n&eline CbaP,ter, OE'l, will have their an· nual pl~c Friday evenina at the home of Mu'. Max Harrab -witti .Mra. •Leo V8Qhall as tbe co~teu. ' ,., '••7CT_U _ T-c l -A-c,-L-cA-cN:::N'::'ID The w. c . T. U. will ho!d their annual Mot.here' Tea Sullday aL two o'cloek at th~e Middleport Church of Cbrl•t and all mother~ are cordially Invited to attQnd the party. NEW CITJllN Mt·, and Mrt. Joe Bolin arc anllouncinJ the blrth of a seven pound son, Rlchardo tJee, at the Maaon Clinic. Grandparents arc SOCIETY Mrs. Roscoe Fife Is Party Hostess I lilT allllTHOAY The eigh1)'..first ~hdl)' of E. W. Swisher, Cheablre, was celebrated on Auguat 26 with a ramfly part)' at the bo!ne of Mr. an:d .. .. WANT ADS o.c..... llosc~.~e :J~i D. '· has Exteulrfx c~J'"''· deceaJ- ; BOYS FANcY SOCKS 19~pr Beg. Z9c Y•lae Jlrlebl Colon! llllet 7 to ltl>!o sfrus FALL Al;!tt) WINTER HATS ' . GIRLS' lilAYON • PANTIES 25~pr .. NYLONS -. " I' .. r ...•·. ' . i PINEA&GU8 ' .,l&9~pr . :1t!'i~l ~~· New OURSfOR:E IS LOA~·-,. ·, : ' · ' • · Pall oohades ' . 1- ~ ' )l ' . .'t r• ~ ... 21ft : One t, . Doll ltd .J.. G~~ . r-hor.1.! · Thofis, with vaJ.-~ · packecfi mprc;h.ondise The Grode School-Child! Fo,R . ·,, 'rhe Hig~ $ch~ol GTOwd f McCoy ·~Hqt .Shop AL·L· . THE · . _l , t · ' Th• CoUe_ g e Sourril · · OF ·m "' A Very Uu'ful 'G ift Jor MOTHER o ·. R w··HEl Youngster! · . SLATED FOR SUCCESS! Ouro Back To Sch®l Clothes Are All ·Grode '~A'~ Fashion~F;om l<ind ergarten Tikes to C~llegeSeniors.. ,.,, ' J ! ·j ; FRI DAY9A; ••• I SHOP ~T Ute lars•t attendance. Mi111 Mil- dred HawlP.y will b.e the ludcr of tbe devotional \Week. acrvi<:e Dellt ICI CRIAM SOCIAL An ·lc:e rream ~tat will be held at tbe tntfrprlae ElJB church Friday, Auru•t 31. be.lllnning at 8 P. M. Home madt Ice· cream, ea'ke ple 11(~ eotCee wUI be II Old. FRIDAY ONLY! SCHOOL Note Jlook WITH FILLER .94!1 Reg. 29c value If not plea1111d, your 40c back at anr dru1 store. Try lnatanl-drylng ITCH.MI·NOT for Itch of Rltma rln1worm, 1ln11ect bltn, foot Itch ., othtr surface Itch. lt1y to Lll• d.ty or nl1ht, Now lwl•htr and Lohe:o, •* ' Fancy patter~Js - · Fine· qua~ lity e~tton 4Tess JOCb Si2co ·10\io to 12. • J • ·r · ·. • Pl..U. ToP e %·blob Tll)e. ,· W•IW , e 1\1·1110~ .TIIJoli Bob~! . .at,bt .. 'teleplsoae Utili- . ' .........14·. IN JUST 15 MINUTIS STOP THAT ITCH ' 99~ Heavy fle~e lined aweat. sb.irtH. SIJl!B: Small, .medium and I · 25c · ' I . 1 l \ ,, , ' ' 25c WBlY, : '. · McMASTER •Bookl'ldtK ...... ;:.~+t.· •··· ~,' ftt I • ' Boot ~ -~ . ... flilr.' .1,' 1ii·~ · ~·~~~­ AarfritiH. Sedan. $1,Q95.QO, Pom~v. Ohio. 8' n~·~'.!"!!'! 1 1963 oyrck Special drive . . 6ne -lOcal nar's, .Pome:roy, ' . HARDWARE 6 APPLIANCE CO. MUiiiJJ!I'OBT, OHIO ., . ,': ·~·.'!~~~i Custom · ' 1953 FO}Ujl ., . Qualiry, ond· MerehondJ•• · IPINCIII IIIUNION The Spencer RtuniO:Il ,wlll be heldat tJte Joeksprlnp FalrJround!l S11nday, September 't. Rel•tlnB of the late David Spenoor, alao Crlend1, 1ra welcom~ Luaeh wUJ To '""' the d.;.,;., of e~'l'y · family ••• at a cos& fb flb'lil.i set., ··RIC$ yd , • , II 1 atw pab ol ~-t'utocdloea .. pn-~e~ted 1 ,• OIIAOJ. . BA~ER fbt iiJie, 6c aad wear.. Our .' ·Iii"*' prl~es ,., ' 111...1 ,, ,.,...,.. 'fllua. ,)'i ·,.•,,,00 r · Funeral Haml . · Plw~ '215 ROOMS Of ~ ·. 'Niw Pif.mlture ;j . .'na I . I 'I Trevy.fins,tewoiJJ ; be served It ftOVft. .I clatm · ' I 4.99 to 6.95· • '.... "'• ' . " ,, ' ' ·;' t .' M>g. lild- , ·ee . ·. SEE · Mr. ·and Mrs. Cecil Bolin, Langsville, and Mr~ and Mrs. Turner, Carpenter. Mr. Bolin, who Is sta· Mr. and Mra. George . Hackett tloned at tht Naval base at Bain- Jr. and fiYc children hove moved brLdre, Md,, ·Is home on leave to from their farm home on the Harrisonville Road to th{' propertv \'llllt hta wife and son. they purch1ued frnm Dr . F. M. ' SIGMA PHI PICNICS Cluff on Brownell and Seventh The Exemplar Chapter and Avenue. Ohio Eta Phi chapter of Beta Mr. and Mrs. L('wh n . Satter Sigma Phi 11ororlty had a plcl'llc and children, George nnd Loi!l at Dalley's L.ke 84lnday tor thetr , have been in Columbus thill faliUllel. Swimming and ~~~~~ :~~~ and attended Ihe Ohio Stat-e Were enjoyed during the~~ . They will be aeeompanied n,oon and Mrs. Thomas Rue home by their oldest daughter, Gibbs were soda\ Carolyn , who has txen vis:'Ung Mr.. San chairman fot the· chapters 1nd relativc11 there for thC' 1,ast month. planned the picnic. Guests o. L. Rotuh iH a busines~> vl!tilor eluded Mn. Thoma•. Rutland, In Parkersbrrg today. June Jlankln, Texas, a former me.Dber. 1 · Recent guc~f.s" or Mr. and Mr11. :C H~rman Ohlinger hnvo bef'n ,her ... D Ofl • TO PICNIC al.llter, Mfl:i, Luther Bolger, CutThe Oaugbtera of America of umbus, and Mr. anrt Mrs . James l"orerrt Ro1e Council No, 285 wlll Shieh1a <Daunc Jo:~n Hamilton) ·have their annual plentc at the Washlngtol}1 D. C. Mr. and Mrs. bomt!! of MrPJ. Edith Bctzlng, Sept. Shields have just returned (rom wbere they have been Kta. l 9'h-All mt!mbcra anfl Utclr families Saipan tioned for the past two yeats. 1Mr. are welcome. There will be hpme Shield& a government employee, m11dc Jee eream and cake. ~-. . wu On' a NDvy II!IBI.IInment in tho Paclllc. They al•o vlsJtt!d Honf IIILE CLASI Mf1T1 Kong, .Japan, Honnltilu and other M&'.li. C".cor1~ Oldldi eumlueted lllmnus p:lace11 while In f.hf! far the Bible Study claaa Wedne1day" l!:ast. 'l'hey have returned to their evenln« .it the Church of Chrbl homo in Washington , in the .tbsenee of the paator, Fred Ml81 Betty Hysell, Hysell Run, l . Gard""', Grace Captelna WIU Is 8layiDJ with Mn. A. J . Beaver leader (If the devotional service and Ml.u Sylvia McMaster, Grant and the Loy•l Women't. Clasr b11d Strect 1 ' . '· • wbere ~e Fife b.td a Tuppt~r­ ·Mn. Georfe l'iptoa make-a bU re~ldenee. Four Cenware party at her home neeaUY "erat!Du were pre~ent at the with Mrs. Dwigbt WaUace u ' lk~ J,fr, · an'd M&;a. Hurber Hawkiru ·pt~~ertna .aad lotluded Mr. ~d were dinner r:ueat 8 Tuesday of demonstratar. Prizes were WOD by 111'5. A.. J: Beaver and Mi.% Sylvia Mrs. Jame.s Keeler an<l Kra. Dob MD. Cla\ldf Albie)', Mr. and .,,. iiiJ"''Y· McGuffin nd thrM child· McMII.Iter Mt&. Charlotte DIXOil , Leach. rn -(Dorothy Alhley Mkldleport, Ou~o Canada who hat been The bollleas served 1 de&Rrt vQ!ltiria' Mrs. sea'ver and Ml.u Me· cour.se to those named abl)ve IDd ·Y r. ad !ilrl. Joe Moore <Betty Muter since June was abo a Mr.s. Robert File, 11!111. Henry Clat- Aahle,), Sb.ade: Mr. abd Mra. guest at tb~ dinner and left Wed- worth:y, Mrs. Hubert Taylor, Ml1!.: .Harry Stevrns aM Debra. n~da,. for ber home stoppmg George Sauer, Mrs. Gene •HUbert, o'ieTnilht with Mr. and Mr11. AI· Mrs. Paul Werner, Mr,, JOhn :We.J"oer~ .Mn. Ross Fife, ldn. bert SP.,kB at ftaydenvllle . Veith, Mrs. Raymond Mn. :f'rsDk Cook, Mn.:. Grant RUBiell, H&rl'J' McGuffin Jr. has re- Wendell Bunce, Mn. · ·Delores Fife:. turned from vl.slting Mr . .and Mrs. Jot Moore, Shade. ThC Rev. and Mrs. Konkri&hl and aonl!l, Dnid and Eudell, have returned fr(.om a two weeks' vaTHE NEW md ·COLORS cation trlp. ,: ~ S~e Oren, New Haven, l• vls.ltjng Carolyn . and Neda Bradford. for acveral d&y1 tbla week. Miaa• SylviA McMaster s'pent ·the ,. I. AT ' week end with Mr. and Mrs. Albe~ Sparks, Haydenville, and Mr . and ~1'1. Dan Ginther, Waterford. M:ra. Lillian McGhee has returned from a vl.slt wilh her sisOHlO ter~ Mu. A. C. Neal. Flat wood, Ky. Mr. and Mra Charles Bradbury •n4 ·famly have returned from a VRC&tlon to Buffalu, •N. Y. , end Niua.ra Fils. ' , .Mn; James Souder11 and son, Miliml who are visiting her parfAit\QUS ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ro.~s Wise, are ill .With la~l'ngitb. BRAND David Fife, Jlmt~ll son of M·r . and. Mra. Ro8C(Ic Fife, iH Ill wHh a virus infection. Mr11. Otho W11tls has rntered Hol~r Ho.spltal for su rgery. Hl'l' ' ' t;_• ' • .; �.. --. • ' ....... ' -.. ~ l • J ' • liDel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0.; Aug. 30, 1956 I .To Attain Million·. tten··d·ance O.n. Frida l~it.e ' .. - . . ' VETERAN'S TOUCH .. . .... ~ .. ...., '' .. ' • \ ~ I ~• • · r s·· ea ••• ,. ' " ' . - • • s e;·-.,~ •. -- )·~: "'-· ' ~ .. • • ~ • .l WIATHIIt I :White'a d~uble and a· .sJngl e by Fm'"" Castleman produced the Gianll' first run in the second Inning Jackie Brandl 's single fol'owed by BiD Sarnl's nmth homer >f the season produced a 3-3 t1e n the fourth. Juhnny Antonelli ;uflered the lOsS, his 13th 1 Joe Adcock bas d!'alt the Brook- yn Do<\eers m...y .. ~J_ qins CII[lphng Jlow in penon but few hurl so nuch as one he struck 90 011l es ·Holiday The blow, a three run, nintll-in·l'lin.il home ruh, · came Wr: dnesday night to iiVe th~ ' Mllwaukee Brave:t a 4-1 "Yictory over the Pltts- Toll . To -~k lll.otorlst took ..., , burah Ptrates while the Dodgers "1weated out" the results 90 mile!il down the tucks in Chicago John Q. n.potl'B Tb~ world cham)iions bad wallo~d the Cubs, 11-4~ in an af\ emoon game tt was as Important a blow as hal been $)ruck for lhe a~·nve s all seuon be,use it was the dtff~.>r­ ence tt>daJ between a Jlh game !kat-pl.ace lead and a 8lendt'r half iaffle ma1;11n over Brooklyn. t!:~·en the Dodgers would odm11 that A crow(\ of 1~508 watched the oerleo Wipdup ,.tlh U.. Glanls and bro11&bt lbe .Redlep' home attend- aile to 907,100. A aew home at- Celidanee- ~k was aSB'Ured fo~; JPtldq llijht when tbe Reds need only ·~ 000 faru to pass the one- million milt for the aea,on. Ad, _,ntt· U~kl;t 11Je.. will euarantee more thaD enoUJb . The ~oUble play combinaUan, .. ll~.f"JI • 11milhty mites" by their IJift:er teammates, a I atru~ the key blowa when Red,eae toot a 3-1 lead ln aepond \lnnhiiJ. Wa!ly ;,<>,l~~ne< with p· wl.lk and Ed llalley'J •dOuble. M~!~lli~n i doUbled home two ruJU and none of tbe 11 homers he' s hit against them tbl.s season prov1ded t1 greater setbaok to theu pennant pltml. Adcock's 34th rc.iund-trlpper of the campaign came afh: r· Hank Aaron •lngl(!(f and Ed Mathews d~w a walk oU Elroy Face Mathews put the Braves ahead wath his •33rd homer In the second inniDI bot the :PJrates tied the score kn the ninth when Dlck Groat sl niled home Dale Lona. The !l.'Hne Jlra.s held up by rain for ~:i mlnutea at the :s~art •'1,• ?'?= - -- ,. ~.CJM..... ~~Oil-..., 1m IY rMM•Nir ••,., c:r.wo Colo. " -· &.owoll of all ill ~lorr..'~ O.tn~ ......, ..... ' lie~ LIGAL NOTICI Sealed proposals Wnl be rccl!lvcd by the Board of ~ducaUon ~:ic!h:r ~t:~r:;:~. o8:i~~0!t ·~~ ' Mr. Truck · Owner! WE Balance' office of the Superintendent up until J2:00 nOon, eastern atandard tln)e, Sept. 29th as provided by law for 1111 labor, equipment and material neeeasary fOT the reroofIng of the Main Seetjon ~f the Midrlleport High School Buiiding •~cording to the lpeclficatlon11 on file In the offices of the SUperintendent of School•. The Board of Education ~~rvcs the right to reject any Ol" all .bid ~ By order ol tbe Board of Education. Bruce Lloyd, pteaJdcnt Paul S. Smart, Clerk (8) 30 cal 6, 13, 2p. 4tc TRUCK Wheels THURSDAY & 'Rill#\Y ' Dolt~lo R.... noldo ANY' SIZE MaRl SUSAN SLIPT lin 1"1/&Y PON'1" Co,tfE A#Y i!~TrEI? AI COVERII/(5 2h&> Spider Webb In Victor Over Rory calhOUn Grid Practices Begins In Big 10Football On ~aturday "' ~Ina Satu~ Webb by wlnnlnl{ · aained a match, probahly tn the stadium Oct 31, a)l;\,lnst the winner of the Bobby Boyd-Joey Glardello light slated for Cleveland nut month. Cheshire Softball Tourney In Action Tonight at 7 p. V': ('at Cheshi"l the Softball tournament will be undcr·way with their fourth nla:ht game with ifOOd att11ndance so {Qr OVEC and GSI game .will Btart at 7 and the Parker.tburg CIO and Phillip Sporn game will -.J.so be tonlilht Friday ril.aht will be the scm!-flna1s at 1 _ wlth t!Dals Saturday at 8 unde~ U~ts ,. -eteo- gch and C. Jl WIAc Jr Sc~tt', D. F. Roth· --·----' Dtllrl P.,et ReynMnd M...., residence i, at MoundiVIIe, W Va., at the State PlaltenU1ry of stJd state will take n.otke that Hezel Waolfrom bu med her .pet1tioo- &811Dat him for divorce IDd alimony In 0.11e N~. 12480 ol the common Plua Court of Me-it!! County, Ohio, 1nd tbat aa'id cau1e will be ror hearlnJ on or alter the slxt.h day ot ,september, 1808. HAZEL WOOLFRO)f· By E. W. PEOPU:li Her AUora.e,18, (JH!-71< kEL!-~ ' • .' Full or~. Prompt. EXPERT . LUBRICATION For aU rn'akea i.nd models of cars AU lube points •re carefully checked and the right amount of 11\brlcaUon Is put lntn tlui #ghl p~ce. FREE 1 l'I¢KUP al.-.ture• OnlJ •uto pnvala, . , pleuont Wb loano for eveey worth1' $1000 l i ' . ,r .Om be JOHN c. BACON Judge of the rrobft~ Coury. V•lgs r.ounty, Ohio 8-23-30 9-8-3te ltllh Parodtuliol DlvtsloD -ed wardrobes tllld zest to lltlle l l - Car"diJifiS, pull· O):OIS, box~r shoriS and lDitleb; in~!~ llllllt)' · ' cotton yari! i~!Jtwear, out~ aqci\OIII&i ~ Olhols, Eadl true." ti(I!Or-o. ' ' clear color iJ "'P. . ...... ' lad".-.. . . . ~<·· ~, , '"'l'. t' l· . '*..!". \ ~- • ' .... Ill ...... I!Jiolll ~ llnll.l.l, ~ 1t!1t Ill lntr Slilll-1. I, t • ' IIJit II . the were uhba.ppy of •Vice ' ~ ' P:•~;t~~-:; Nu.on, was re tOda)'. ,I Divieh:m. . the· rJnt time fllllal em , .. ; , ' ll1\\:. meier at- ~ ' G_~.ftj_•'11t6·'· .~ ~-· , I· ' L · 1 ' .' .'' ' ' ., 'I .' ' • f America8- r ;. '' ,. / ', grea(est • I. ,. ' . L~b9t~¥ TIRE!, ~Iii' ·; caulsa'U htt " $1U8 $f5.49 AND DELIVERY while $Hi;98 s 15 PRESTIG6, ti70 1 15 $)7.95 to the......,. UP • Fran:t cision. &o send 1.1.. fl.OO r_.., Thunda, Dltlb~ ..., ~. .end., l :~~~;~··nl~to~of:~~~~~· " Wubillllo• - ! I!RII! t':~ Slto!J; ~ W: •• !>! " Thunda• and Matchmates for ~fythq,J ~ •••••• Bnw•• Knitwear odds life 10 lltljo ' ~~iOj~~~~· The lleozies m.lsfion 'IHvH ~Andon Sunday, tt. , &uk made fir more dittieult by steidlly deterloratlq relat!~• between Egypt -1nd Franet- and Brit.in... T:be .sltuaUOn •,WM tompUcated by Egyptian ebart:et of tJPiopq:e agatn•t Britiab dlplomlta; ttM!I ex. pul1ion df two Egyptlaa dJplomat. •. from Brttaln in retalilton for !!IUCb an Egyptian ad apiMt two Britieh offietala: tbe bil A.ogiO-French miUt.ary buildup lnd lndJeatiODI IQjS!ed . ,,.nei..,dlher••• Britain or £opt would n in DeJoUaUou OD 1M eanal. Egyptlao Pmlident Gamal Abwere tbe major developdel Nauer already has Soviet ment. the Jast·movlnl i(CU.ttoa: baekjnt in bb talks nert. Monday l'arls _ 'The- PH1lcb. "Cibfaet with the fi•e-utio~ Suez Canal nlled a meeting \O;,Mar D,tfeaae e«~mmJttee by Auatralian Minister Maurice Bou~lbuu­ ftobeJ"t Gordon ory ouUine further plaDI for aeftd. Sov1et movea log Freneh troop& into the Medl· terraoean. Fr.nch lattaiKo'a LetW NICOita, .c,pru. - A ballollon • . ol France'a 7\JI Bapl4 Kftlwlized Dlmion and a eomp.~ay , ol the . LONDON UP -Diplomatic dit-patches ftom JIOICOW today re. port.fd mounting tndicatioiUI of Soviet prepan.Uoa (or ..JOme form or defenu- alipmelll.. wtth Egypt in the Suez C.nal crtm. Tbe dbpalcMs uid that afkr 1 period -o( fetWe .traddl1n1 Ru~ appears to lbave rewhed the conelusion that the ehanee or cashint 1n on tbe preeent trouble and expandlng the Soviet footboJd in the Middle- East ll too &ood to be "I!RJ.t!tt;I1- SUPERF~·'!:lO Arranp rou' lol11' 19D6. Jan)lly tor 1 lut *'POmer fling. HundKds of thou1.1Dd1 of Am-ericans were ~peded to jllm roacll, r11Uroad 8 and air lines to observe ibe three-day Labor Day holiday. For moat It me:arrt p nd to .summer vautlon!l, the return to school or cotleae. a final pimlc or a lui. dip at a favorite IWbnmlng .&pot But whi1e the neUq olNrerved a fe stive .spirit. enforcement offlcenr. ' .~~ •t'l ·• Lega/N~#ce ' on ' to the biffbwaJJ . todl)' wttb llis -:.1 the COUDII')''J bi&hway law• became grim as they prepared to grapple with holiday trafflc and accidents. ' The N•tional llm_atcd 4al ' Egypt· See Soviet Move As Effort For Middle-East Grab SVPEBI'LI!X 1:10 s 17 Carloon - PLYING IOIORIII to our oft\~ '· •'''~· ''"-'" ' ·~ ANGR'f MIN •.. wtlh • qui~ lrlp auendanee. DIVORCI NOTiCI HOWARo WOOLPIIOII wh"'e Cheshire Athletic . AJ80<!i•Uon, sponsnrR, are In chra:e with dl- ' ·~ practice wejght Rory Calhoun for the l.atNotre Dame wlll open its aeaiOIJ ter'J first professional defeat aft· a week earlier witb a nilbt Jlme cr 23 straight wins. at Southern, M,ethodlrt QD S~pt. 12. Defending champion Ohlo 8\ate "Every punch he threw hurt," and rupner-up Mlcbli&D State W&bb mOaned as he clutched his again were .rated 11 .th, major sides ln the dn:;,llllli room. And threal.ll of the Bit: Ten crown, bul as to whether anybody else ever neither team will be e11Jible to hit h1m that bad, ''He hits much compete in tlul RoBtJ Bowt Ohio state wU TU1ed out for badder," the victor or victim &aid. CalhGun, though beaten. the next Rose Bowl &ame u part sounder pbysleally. His only m•••k 1 of lt 11 penalty for violation of-feonwas a !!WOllen left eye, which ference fQ)el tlcb; came up In tbe lah!: round.!l afler athlete• While . Webb sc9red frequently with grez. be unable to ing left jabs and otcealonally with I right hooka. Technkolar) ' c..h lor ·)'0111 trtd Sunday, September 2Dd .,Ill be "Appreelatlon To Tbe F~a.a P*~: Crol!lle)' fteld in re~nitt.Oo ·m wonderful 1upr.m ncelv., the faDS Gf UU• atU. ' ~ ·]· '. lltU. ef Muy J, Jn roeogaltton of 11111' 1upport. Notice.. 11 bereby the CIDCtnnatt Baaeball CJ.~b wiD ~!al-i E. Howery :wbbat (lve ,on Sunday, Sept. :lad, five fie~ Addreu Is Carpenter-; 101J1 Custam V 8 Ford ear1, con-[ hat l)een duly appOinted 18 talnln& Fordamath: racllo. heater minlatratrlx de '1}ionls non of tbJ!: ~d white wall tirta, lO , the flve l Estate 'Of' Mlrrr--~J.' Hull late nf ~enont ~reeent •• Orb.tt)' Field.! Srlpio- TOwnshlp, Meta:s County, ~stlmati~l Sun~)''B . actual ~d 'Ohio - deetUe~. , ;t.itf'ndance or neart!et to aetual , n1 ied thir 20th day 0 ( Aua:wt ' CHICAGO UP - Spider Webb day at all Bit Ten aehoo11 and had the glory, bul he also had Notre Dame WitH the tlr1t J&mee the achc.s and p;tlfls wtay after scheduled !or tb« Weatern · Con: his tO-round dcclsi•>n over mlddJe terence club1 on ~ Sapt, 29. rcdon E. W., i Redlegs To Stag¢ : Appreciation »:ay' For Fans.Sunday ' I Lew Burdette .stJut out the PI· ~-=-·-·-- Roy Campantila drove In ftve r~ with a three-run hom~r and a double to Rpnk an 11-hlt Dodger o!Jl41o .b>. T,m!lle. a~ek on four Cub pitchers Carl Art FowJer, who replaced JobR- Er1klne yielded 11 hits but went fl1 Kllppateln on tbe mou.nd, went ~e dl!tanee ror his 12th win. Duke 0, rut ot ~e- Wlf to 11quare IUa ~older contrlbut,.cl his 37th homer uuon's reCord at.J0-10. The vic- for Brooklyn. to,. kept tbe Redlep a ga.rne and !'tObin Robert. was combed for 1 . . .; l;t hits lncludlnjil a homer by R~~oy toatt but hung on for his lath win aa the Philadelphia Phlllles beat th• , St •. l..ouls Cardinals, 8-6 Del &nni.J. amacked his 23rd flomer, • double ind a •ina;le for the Phil- '. • of the ninth r11tea on four bits until the nmth .and wound up with a sevr•n-hitler to Win hh 17th game or the year, • I / ·Melg6 County entries in tbe ObiO State J'unior Fa ir showed four A· blu~ ribb.Jn awards and one first pia~ in the State eompetition. In competition Wednl!sday Jeannie Kirkhart. modeling ln School ' Dress Revue and Patricia !111~',. modelina: 1n the Dress Revue ,acb wob blue !i~l".'!~. Wellrung ' . ~th ' bJscuits aad her ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. 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