http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b682715f0e04d5754162f54e53d5cc0d.pdf 875d04512d55bdc7103f0d54c903a304 PDF Text Text • \ 8-Daily Scnlincl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 11 , 1956 • Cab Driver Lists City Driving Tips "1'!-cloel. • . Book Review Is Highlight Of POMEROY SOCIETY Class Meeting Mn. Emma Leifheit and Mrs. H<1mer Haw kins , Pomeroy and Mu. Gertrude Neutzlina of Athens spent tbe weekend in Cincinn.ttl witb their siiiloer Mrs. Clara Zink. M:n Theodore Lehew and son RObert spent l~ weekend In .~lu· mbus with Mp. and Mrs. W1U1arn Lehew and sr ns. Mrs. Roy Seyfri·e d preside nt, prc1 sided and devotions were led by M rs. Mora. Dur ing the business session pl ans were made to serve a noon luncheon t o the Ladies AWl· iliwry of the American Legittn, on Oct ober 4. Mrs. Dale Sm ith wa s named as chairman for the luncb· Iii f¥'9 while drlvtnc from your hpme in the city to the aupo.r m&l'tet or be&.Ut7 parlo~~r-pe:rhapa Juat a f ew blocks away--you may have til make u many deciaioD.II a.nd reaponaea as you would in drivS.. a0 mile~ OD the highwa)', ~ - ·- - ' - .- Tbe -nuon, of course. t1 that offender in city traffic_ is the drlvarbab tratfle iJ beavbJl' ADd much er who ca relessly swttchea from more unp.recHc:table In tb IDO'Velane to another, pas sing on ment than :rural trslfle. Yet driYwn::mR' side. " Ob~> e rve the 'oneina' in the city ae-m be habit," he urges. "Keep to ta.Iing- than & pleuant ' A review of the book, ''This Re\'· Dll!tiQnary Fflith .. was ti~n by MJ s. Pearl 'Mora, when tbe Happy Harvustelll class of the F ederated ehurco h met Friday evenlng at tbe church. Br ..eanne 8-.Jtb. Dod&a Saletr Couultant ,'A l'RTBING CAN RAPPEN when yoU're driving in city traffie- eon. Alw ay a •ifnal when drive in the eountry. Tbe liea in the art Ianoe, and pose onl y on I .I ~. RefTes'h me nts wer e served at t he closP. of the meeting: b:v Mrs. Ben- · tz Wolfe, Mrs. Eva Hendricks and Mr s. Max Mk! i:nhart sut:'.)~~uting for Mrs. Edward Hite who W iJ.S unable to attend due to illr.es.s of Mr. }Ute. ·,StlflttJ1t NATIONAL > :. CIVIL DEFENSE.WEEK -----·-- -·-~ Milhoan Family ' ' I L, I KENNY PROGRAM EXPANDS1 Trainee• watch a traduate K•hl11 ThtriPI•t 1dmlnkter thlfl )F:enny treatment to a Uttle patient tt h:Uubath Kenny lnatltutt, Mlnru.apo1i1, Minn. th• Ell;abeth Kenn1 foundation'• Internatloftal Kenny Therapilt 1.·ralning center. lJpon graduation, Kenny TIHirapiMta au 111igned to Kenny tr..tlb.ent centtra in ltrate&_ic clttet acroaa the natfon. Kenny techniq,u.. have Men found beneficial tn the treatml'nt of cripplbJJ dl•or-:1etll other than polio. M 1 result, the Kenny foundation bu .beRUD a rahlbiUtatlon profi'Um that It &YIIlable to penon• of ·~ ~111 wlth nerve1 muacla or joint 4llabiUdea whlda Jt1 medk:al IWI biUoYII 1D17 Dt t. ... Dtd by auch keatment. ·~ - ----- - - - - - l TOP SHOT AT 1,000 YARDS. ·.' WIATHIIt Ohio: ... , - · I'OI'tlr •......, - . mild ....,, ,artly . _ , • D~ted ro l'he with lltta. cha,... 1:. '-tlllllfafure lateritqe., . . . . ..,..,.. . .on ..trea ,...,h, an• n ......,. llloh ...., I~,~~Vil;-~Oii:n~--------iEDi-f0RiAi~Hn~~~----J--;~::~~~~::~~~~::~~~~:;----~--:;::~::~~~~~----------~~~---------174NtlLow~~" VOL. Vlll NO 127 EDITORIAL PHONE 397 p omeroy-Middleport, Ohio. ptember 12,1956 BUSINESS PHONE 398 SINGLE COPY~5< . ,_ ~ -- Mason-Co. Farm Youth Show To Open Saturday Morning .... Subteener Sophisticates 1llo bacl·to«hooo look Subleenill love. 1t'1 ~mplo, · vemotlle and fmh 01 tomorrow"• nowao In IYy loaguo o h ' and _,Jlng .~lrll. ·,; lniiiMY<!'I"'I~IO The Muon Caunty Farm Youtb ·'"ow will get under way on Sat. urday moroing at 8 o'clock at the National Guard Armory al Camp Conley near Point Pleuant. Registration and placing of exhibits are scheduiecl to atarf, at • 1 o'clock o~ Friday afternoo11 and will continue until 8 o'clock Dn Frfday everting. Officiai 8 of the · show have deelired that exhibits placed after 8 PM on Friday will not be· eligible for prize morley. h:tur of exhibitS' is .slated to ' beA held continuously throughout tbe day on Satul'day bei,iftn.iog at 8 AM. Live.st(lck judging will beheld at 10 AM with lunch being served at 12 o'dock nonn . Farm Women'S clubs of 'the county will spopsor refreshment s(flnd.s at the shoW. c!olldow!V ~~·~ \llo;l<!l~ott doiOUO. In ~ -- ear- ~dfo-.ciioolhor -~ . "''"P'"the' ""'""'llaoheso wbtleot plallfs; the zlngles< otrl""' and r:norvelous new fabiia John Fisher and son Jack 1>f Akron spent the weekend witb Mr . i and Mrs. Willi am Fisber, Minersville who accompanied :them homll! for a visit. you'd lhlnk - - wool. ' Subllonor oliN 8 1o 14, f7.9$ Other Teei!-Age Mrs. Maso'n Fis her returned to ~6.9)1·- e MARRIAGE LICENSE$ Earnest E. Lowe, 20, Harrison· vHI!J:, USMS and Vanda Lee M~Cal­ lister, 16, RD. 2 Albany, domeatic ,. , Central PTA To Co-Sponsor Big Bend Minstrels ~~~~~~~~==~L-----~ 'U.S. Joins Britain, France o.Take Over Suez.0 Fire Tbe Central PTA held its first Monday ·meeting of the year, evening at the school, with Mrs. Donley Reibel president, presiJI· ing. A report of the last meetii'!Q was given by Mrs. Ralph Spencer. After a discu•sion It was voted to co·span.sor the Big Bend Minstrel and to ~elp with the purchasi.ng of co.stumes and sewing, etc ~. for the minstre-l. INTEGRATION Unexperted Move By The Big Three Revealed By Eden KENTUCKY • 'Explains Sign~s I David Ohlinger, Cbiet of the Middleport VoluntePr Fire Dt>par· tmi!Pt, is reminding people of the villagt that one whistle of the sjren doe s not mean emergency 1 or fire calls but the st.trt of a town .wide canvas, prade or simiLar activity. Monday evening the village Hall ~as swamped with _calls after the I suen soundtd to s1pal the s tart of the canvass for meriibership o! tbe Middleport Athletic AS8ocia- • Dresseit her -home, Miner sville, Saturday after a weeks vbsit ~ n Akron with Mr. and Mn. J o1m Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker and fan1ily of Columbus were weekend gue~ts of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MAINE'S WINNER CASTS VOTE ••tL LONDON UP - Prime M.ini11ter Sir Anthony Edeo UlDOUneed today that the United States, Fr-ance and Britain are joinlq in a 'u.se.., association " intended to take ·over operaton of the Suez Ctnal , The aii&OCation, to be formed '"without det.y," would employ pUots, ooordlnt~te canal traffic, coJ teet c:ana1 tolls and aet u a voJ.. uotuy auociatlon for the ezercbe of r:l~hts of canal U&el'l, Eden's announcem~t before tbe House of Commons said. During the program, slides of saturday afternoon .acUvitle~r In · tbe Big Bend Minstrel shown at elude a style show for Thts and the c:ounty falr were s hown . The Teens set to start at 2 PM . Al~o Norrhl sisters, Dorene, Carolyn on the program for Saturday aft· and Shirley presented two vocal ernoon is tb~ TractOr Driving Con- numbe ~ . "Somebody Loves You" ! test. and "Mr. Wonderful". Supt. CharThe show will be b r ought ta a les Gibh.'l and Ralph Spencer , prin-close on Saturday night witb the ti pal , each spoke briefly. Show DEMOCRAts declare the eommao&na 91ctory at Kaln... Demoa presentation (If a Talent At the dose of the meeting .·e. cratlc Gov . Edmund & Mu.xte, t2. aboWD cut:ma bJ.1 ballOt ID scheduled between 7:30 PM anti Jl."mOI'J started in the town ia· Waterville In tb1l year'a rlrat elec;tlon, beraldf fUID& Democn.Uo 9 :30 PM. Exhibits will be 'removed freshment 5 were serv~ by the Egypt would reeri.ve "appropriexpl01lon iD a local East 'Maiu Street group. strength. Defeating RepubJtean Wdlttm A. Tnttan, Jr.. b)' •mort from the show beginning al 10 P. ate paymenta" aQd wouJd be asked than 30.000 votea. Mu.ade I.e the second DemociatJa lo'¥eritor .,. M., Sot.urday . to cooperate In maintaining maxielected In MaiD• alnc:e the Civil war. Wttla the ID"ernot' tD ·tbe mum flo• ilf traffic. 1:. The Show which ls sponsored by voting place a. b1.s wife. r~~ B~Mio) -~~ of tho tuck)' Nattonal Guanl ..Ck CUrlouo French Premier Guy Mollett the Pt. l'leosant Chambe< Of Com· 0US U crowdl DliJJJna: al:lop~ Sturgi.l higb ecbool, wbere ..,... Negro stu· merce1 Will have thirteen divisions malting a similar announcement i.~ dents are attending lntegrated c.laa8e& for the tirJ1t. t#ne. No tnd· Paris. said tbe aseociaUon "will in which prizes wUI be awarded de.nt occurrw. but 'impeachment or aow. A. a. tHI'.ppy) Chandler 1 Tbose divisions are as f(lllow.s: 8 · flf begin w £uoction and to e:~:erclse wu .demanded &l & meeting ot 700 angry Union CCAID!J' dtizene ita powers jmmedlately." Field. Orops, HomCmaking, Ln Morlan fi eld. ' { l.U~._..,pl\otoJ Home and Form Shop, Dairy caoThe plan was the West'E ban;h tle, Beef Cattle. Rabbits , Poultry ' ,· .mawn to Egyptian Preaid.ent Ga· and ·E IP, 4-H Homemaking, AJriFun er al arrangements wer e inFupcra\ s.erviclils will be he!d a1 Abd 1 N • MJtcti0 cultural Production Projeets, 4·H complete today fur Henry Rous h, FridaY, at p.m. in far .:ore Field Crops, 4-H Handicraft, 4-!t 76, widely known New Haven r es· Nelso n R. Leach , son of Mr. and Mrs. L L Leach , au.1 Churcll for Marvin W. Taylof, 41, . , pr~viou.sly approved by 18 .n ations J.U:l'~ Eledrificatton and llomc ldl!nt who died early this mormng 13th Stree~ As hland , l',entuck) , on October 1st will as~ifb\e 0 'Be'a':'tificatkln, and ,,j~I;)!'Cationil at Holzer Hosp1tal wh ere he had a new. Scout\p.~ position with ttte Tr~tlantic Couocil, Boy wh: two and He - ~he son of ~ol11s aad AdP.; ',. . .. ... , ~ .· 0 • ~ ·~ 'YY'll Condders hct treach , .,.Ex.,.!h~lb~lf,ts~. blbiU . h : booen token wilb a hea; t attac~ Scouts of Arqerooo, at Heideiburg, Gertnall)'. . ·'"' ~ t • • ow J..t ritght. Leach will~live GerDUI"1·lild<lme :t ..... lhe 8 'i'ayt · idl. .,......, · · Jmy ve~o. -ol5~"" G•"jjd .lllfY,l l:d.n .,aid thai >~llollld J:m,t rem-~e ·A.H ' clubs, \ The-..'decellH.r-Md beer~ worktitg Districts' of the .Colini:ll, WhiCh cOVers all 'Ametican mUttB: w fl~~nt ~nshlp..;, k· ( ·)ru ~ty. w~re drawn Wednesday mornipg from th·e iUry- wheel. Jm rJai "UHn fifaoclati_.., abe . and Home Economics on building O:f 'a neW bouse for his ._·c_ · --'--"''---~0 1 Fun~sral Jom~asin aG:~i~lis : ; in Clerk of Courts office, for the October term ol CommOn ·Uaell 'fir1ll be wDIOJerld W -;bave t~~.~·~:.,'::n Mason County. son all -dav Tuesday and las t night install~t.lons in w~stern Ett~e, 1 8 . . of the general com · t:omplalned of fe eling quite ill. the Bnhsh Isles and North Africa . During tbt: put two yearS lat er to Lhc Chi&e Funeral Home Pleas Court. .breaehd tbe J.88l coaveiltion of m~tt~e IR charge of .the shOw ts Surviving ·a re his wife, Lesta or l<' or the past:; ~ea~s Mr. Leach Leach has served as C•mP at Rutland whefe friends may call Preseot at the drawing from the Jury wheel were Jury CcuutantJaople 01111108 he pasWtlham Gregory, ~son County New Haven; two sonll, Lloyd and has .ser.ved as a Dtstrlct Scout ex- rector of the Councll'r CamP . · C · · Fr ee1and : :, . Non Is, · Ra cme; · Deput Y Sheriff aa(e lbrough the eanll and Britain and France would feel free to take Co-cbair.!Yien Fri>eman of New Haven and one ecutlv~ for the Tri-State Ar~a rowbead near Ona, West Virginia . after Wednesday cvemng unhl the ( ommisSioner AgrlcuJtural ~cnt. hour of funeral. l!IUCh Jteps as are ''deegaed necesRUs.s 11 p dd nd J Council with h.eE~dquarterS' In Surviving ar(' hil• wife Hazel ; Haro!d Duckworth; Common Pleas H I k G d Do t•· " are . e n Y. a ames d..!U[!lhter;· Mrs. Mildred Fry of New Huntin"fun;.' Mr. LeiU!h has for , Judge Cedric Clark 1\nd Clerk of em OC rove an ro JY AfY. . • Darby;. Other members or the Haven e . . . . thr-ee aons, Jerry 12p Johnny 9, CoiJl'ta Evelyn Lucke Douglas of Pomeroy. Be Slid tbe Britilh p9'ernrnent comnilttee are Clifford Dunn . . two years hved m Galllpolls. Ohto ·. and Steven 3. Five s!Ste'rs. 'Mrll. · Names drawn from the wbeell hu no Intention of relaxing it1 Glenn Smith Richard Tatterson' 1 h Ar~angcments are 10 charge of whlle .serving as District Executive . Drawn for Grand Jury duty were for Petit Jury duty were: ·Hazel military prec~~utlons in the canal Reba Collins, Ru.tland; Mrs. R~JbMrs. Lenore Snider, Mrs. Garnett~ ~=son ogelsong Funeral Home of of the Ma~on-Gallia-Mcia:s DIS-: o' ert Brad(ord , Mrs. Ja~s . Harrell, Ril,de D,vis, Racine ; George Titus, Davis, Rutla nd; Robert Akio. 'M:td- are.. . l Stanley, Mr·11,. WilHam GregOry · l triet of the .T rl.State Area Council. Mrs. Fred CanadaY: Mrs. Henty lnddleport. Don Aodenon, Rut- dleport; Fr;;,nees Johnson, Mid~leorganlzatloa. wilt be pro-:: Milton sCott, Arnett Roush, Mrs: . . Mr. ~ach bee~me a tenderfootc B&nce all or Columbus and one land ; Helen Fisher, Racine; flo.. port; Margaret Spencer, Chester; ~ilnoul iD character but 'We bope Judson Brake, Mi~ MarUyn Casto Scout JO the First Presbyterian brother Merrill of Pomeroy: bert -Murray, Reedsville; v. c. Everett H.>wett, Pomeroy; L. L. 1t will lead to a permanent agreeMiss Ann Bartlett aad Virgil w. ' ' . ChUl'Ch, T_roop 106, at AS'hland. Burial will be made In Miles Tuttle, Long Bottom; Charles Myers, Rutland; Guy W. Lee, Pom- ment. .. Eden told an emeraeney ~lders. . Kentuck~ m 1939. Fines totaling $30 were levil!d ; Other committees and their · Followmg two years servi~c In in Mnyor E. F. Rabinson's. court Cemetery al Rtrlland with Rev. Greene, Rtuland; George A. Ne l· eroy; Robert Alkire'- HarrUoaville aeulon of Parliament. · · The u.ited States ROt a "Setfet ~e Army, .where he served as .an Tues-day night against three per- Thomas officiating at lhc serviceti. son, Long Bottom; Owen Watson, Clark lble, Rac::ine. 10embers are as follows: Raclne; Freda Grueser, Minersnote to EdeD lhorUy before h~ 4griculture Chamber uf Com· mstructor m. the Food Serv1ce sons accw;ed of traffic vio!atlon'i. ville: R. E. Hite, Middleport; RayBar bara Gaul , Chelter; LeRoy we)Jt bfore tfw Howe to outUne merce - Lyie 1 . Austin, Russeul school at Fort. Knox, Kentucky, Cheater 0 . Rug-en, was fined $10 F Eichinger, Pomeroy: Elizabeth A ....._F Oshel Isabtlla Wilson Charles he became A.sSlstant Scoutmaster and cost on charges of passing a mond . ~arbe e, Raeine; Harry Os- Clay, Long Bottom; Ruth ·Baer, 1!•-- ftlk b strategy in Pt,e deep Bechtie, John McNeill, 's. R. FlemCapture of an escapee from the and Scoutmaster of Troop 106 in 8Chool bus on State Route 124. born, Reedsvl1le; Alta Nelson, Minersvtlle : c. W. Buckley, Reeclt- ·eDJDC criJil over the vital watering, H. A. Jobnron, Rolfe Lee, Lakin Stilte Hospital was mMde late Ashland. ville; Lloyd Thorn... Middleport; • .,..... - · " - Veri B. Tuttle, was found guilty Junior Gerlach1 Pete Wedge, Cl1f· Wednesday mornlng in the vacant This Scouter graduated from Walter Hysell, Middleport; Earl Ao aDDOuncement similar to ford Dunn, Dr. G. T . Castor, Dr. carnival lot at Mason, by police A!Jhland Junior College In 1949 o{ passing withOut an assured Shain, Racine: Cecil Ctrcle, Ratlne Edem's wu delivered to the House J. R. More, and Howard Schultz. 1 oUicers of Mason, Middleport and and two years later completed his clear distance and was also handed J . li. Eastman , Pomeroy; Grover o1 Lords by golo'ernment spokesArrangements - James Darby, Pom·e roy. B. S. degree at MarshRII where ' he a fine .of $10 and Costs. Funeral services for SullivaD G. 1 Harris, Ratine, miD Lord Sali&bury. ' Richard Tattenon, Woodrow Mace The police departments had majored in business admlnistraFloyd S~obart Jr. , p:.~id a fine of Cir~le, 81, well known Meigs c oun. and Kenneth Roush. been alerted 'to be on the lookout tion. Charles Kennedy, Rutland; EmSalbbuy &aid tbe "UBen uso$10 and cost for crossing a center- ty farmer wtll be held Friday at erson Johruon, lAng Bottom; R. elation" would employ pilot.s, unField and Garden Crops - Roy for John Collins , 50 a negro, de~· In college be was active in the line. 2 p . m. in Carmel Church. H. FoUrod Ches.ter; Virginia Owen dertake eoordinaUon of traffic Browning and Harold Ross. l'ribed as being 6 It. 3inches 1n Alpha Phi Omega, National Ser· SurYivJng are hi s w1fe Clara L. Herman M. Ohlinger, 17. of LeMiddleport, Wilham Loq, Lon,c and act u a voluntary associaHC' graduated Educational E1thibits - James height weighing 170 and we aring vice FratetrJlty. Charge 5 preferred by Walter 1 Long lion for Lhe ezereise of ri.Jhtl or Rayburn, RusseU Priddy, Mrs. a green checkered ct~p, with blue from the National Training school Grue8er against Fred Daniels of Circle and children . Grrrett Clr· tart , W. Va., Route 1, Is a pat1ent Bottom; Clarence Baker, Roy Browning and Lionel Smith. overall jac:kct and khaki trousers for Scout Executives in the faU o~s ault pnd menacing threats waF cle, Racine : J ohn Cirtle, Columbus in Holzer Hospital where he i!; Bottom ; Wilbur Theobald, Middle- cna1 UJen. 'Wabel Lax, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., I suffering from a head injury suf· p<~rt; Samuel Clark, Long BottO;JD; The staid House of Commons Food and Clothing - Sallie Lou who had effected -his escape early of 1Din. withdra.,..n. :m<l Florence and Douglas at the f.ered whire playing football at R. F. Snowden. Rutland ; Ulhan erupted lD cheers and oppot1Uon Mr.!l. 1 this morning. He was descri.b ed as An Eagle Scout, Leacb has M en Darst, Mrs. Charles Oshel, the home of a neighbor. Gardner, Langsville: A. E. Wheel- "boos'' as Edeo disclosed the to.The MaY"ors office also reported home. Judson violently dangerous by hospi\.111 active in the Huntington Lions William Gregory, MliS. Rurll will be made In Carmel · er, Raeine: Arthur Spencer, Ches. tally unezpeeted joint move by Brake, ., Mrs. Lenore SOider, and attaches. Club, the Junior Chamber of Com- a total of $237.50 ln meter receipts Cemetery under the direction of He reportedly slipt:~d in th.e Iter; Elova Hartung, Pomeroy; the Bit Three. American uspport Mrs. Garnette Stanle;y. ·He WI! returned to Lakin Hos· merce, an\1 the Gallipolis Rotpry for the past week. he Ewing Funeral Home . Friends grass' while running. He is the son wis McMurray, Portland and Fran- had . nut been cxpeeted for · •ueb IJvestock, and Poultry JWUil.am Pitai irtunt!diately after his cap· Club. He is a member of the First may call at the funeral home at nf Mr. and Mrs . He:man Ohlinger. ces Carleton, Racioe. · firm acUon. Contik\ued on page 2 ture. · •' -. Methodist Church in ABhhmd . ~-1.ny time. ' Henry R h. 1 I • ' enttn e Teking Top Honors This Fall- Emmett Will spent 1..he week-e nd J with rela tives in Columb\15, · Mr. and Mrs. J , B. Gall of Bel• ingto.n, W. Va. are the i!-I.~Ja of their daughter and son in. law, :r.,:r. aDd Mrs. 'A. R. Kn ight. _. ~ Lt. Charles LOC'hary~N4iJ'Ded to Chanute A.h· base Ran~,~t, ·Jll) ,Sat· ur.day a,fter .a ten days visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pattlck Loehary. \' ·"'' ..4tten$1 Piano ~- --''-~-.-,•-- ·DedJcoti.on Rites ·82nd Biithdoy • e • ter Zirkl e and family. .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walker of Middleport were Sunday guest..s of Mr. and Mrs. Walta: Walker, Chester r oad. ~ 1 Percy L. Peoples celebrated hi& Th,e P.l il hoa n fa mily had a pic· l82nd 1 ear wlth a birthday dinner n1r sunch y at th e home of Mr . and Those attending were his son and Mr s. Vernon Webel' (Margaret Bel- w4fe Mr. and Mrs. L . D. People.s, le Milhuan l and four children , Rut· Columbus, his daughter and hur l::m.~. band, Mr. and Mr.!!. Wilson· Norrls, grandchildren, Athens, bis two Those pres~'>n t wer e Mr . and Mrs. Nancy Lee and Bobby Norris of ]lobert Picke tt , Oarwin, Mrs. Clara Athens. Also Mr. and Mn. Ralph Jlohillips, Wilkesvill e; Mr. and Mrs. Postun, grandchildren and Ralph William Rose and son,.Mrs. Charles and Sherry Poston, great grandCharles Gilbert, Columbus; Mr. and Mn children of Logan and I Blaine Milhoan a nd childre n, Mr. Peoples, a brother of Pomeroy, and Mrs. Dwight Milhoa n and . ch ildren, P omeroy RD. ' FUNERAL CHANGED Tbe· funeral of Mrs. Willie C. Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Bu rdette, Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mtller of Pomeroy orig\n,uy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Milhoan. Min- scheduled for' 2 p. m. Wednes!fay changt'-d. to 2 p. m. nie Erlewine and rlau ghter , f a d !!; has been Mr. and Mrs. William King and Thursday in order that her .son da u ~ht e r , Delores Mil hoan , Wil · PFC Kltrel Williams stationed in Camp LeJ eune, N . C. may attQnd. li<t m Bfl iley, Mi dd leporl. ,\ friendl . They were accompanied b ome by Mr. and Mn. Ebel Clmtthan of Racine Who will vil:t trienda In Beaver FaUa and Eut I U verpool, thi• week. Mrs. Etbel Lowe ry is s pending Petey Peoples Rutland Sunday ' returned to tbelr homil, Buvt T Falll, Pa. Monday alter & te'ffll'lll day• vWt with Mr. and Mn. Ralph · Gilmore and other Nlatlv• aacl a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ches- fs Observed By Picnic Held At I' ,;, .. Edward Parker. Mias Mo.rilyn GrutJ~er of COlum b\Ui was the weekend iUes\ of h er parents, Mr. and _Mft, Xul Gruner and son•, Minersville. Mr. and Mn. Ed Noon of Columbua spent the week,nd at their borne in Minersville. Mr. ant.! Mrs. RlWieU Radcliff Mr. and ~rs. Frank Moore and Mrs. Ida Mof,qs of Zanesville and a friend of Dihcit, Mich. spe nt Sunday with t heG t:ousin, Mrs. 0 . B. Elberffl d, Har risonv!Ue road. Mrs. Albert Mees r eturned home, Supday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwin and family, Gallipolis. More Than JOO j , , .· ; ... S.EPTEMBER 915.1956 . ' F tally St • ken By Heart Attack ,, ' £.. Of Three In Mitte Fall 'foes. •t J r· t • G d And P 2 Mid;wi~ an - ~ e I ury eQe - - Tri-State Scout Executive To Take International P~st v ~?~~.:-.:"tic:!~e:::..· AI Adverlilld In ~IFE " NEW fiASHION NEW BEAUTY ng·l" :.e ~fe!, DuD~ ~1:! For Oct· · Court Term Dra~ :~.:, r::::: .~o~£uenee .ar iilbUcb; mel#$ • t.IEW COI.OR - .. wit/i ~- '· Lak'In Hospita ,. I I_ 11 ~"'"'"" ......... I I Three; Ar.e F'me.d. In'Ma,y' r's Court 'For Violations ·:nw ·Escapee NabbetJ By Local Police • Sullivan Circle Funeral Service Will Be Fn'day I ' j Youth Js lnj'ured Playm'· gFootball Le-I ' MilOT. PU.NCII I. CDnwa1, ol Woreetter, MRII., t~OIIes happ11y wUh the WJmblfltrm Cup after wlnnlnc the trophy tor the 5econd conaecutlve time. Sill Conway reeetvtd tt1.e cup at Camp fcrr.r, ObJo, alter belttna: over 1,000 ol the top ahotl lo the United {'lllte• at 1,000 yards. He ICOted a perlad 100 potnts and beeama the ftnt persoo alnca 1900 to wJn the cup twice. (l'll&cmoiWnat Soundpho~o) ....... .. : ' IKE MAY NAME ONE OF THESE TO SUPREME COURT . • To the Man Who is Hesitating • • • cs.o-lt-yourself I .. place It :• ~ ~ pat It · ~ Never before waalt possible to achieve ao much eolor and fashion with carpe._ New KARPE'r.SQUARES are 18" squares of lush ;otton carpeting in 12 fashion-right decorator •hades. E)ICh oquare iJ complete with ill own ~ushlon and is sell,stickina. Anyone <211.put them down anjl KARPET.SQUAJ;\ES are · wonderfully easy to maintain. See KARPET:.8QUARES ·tQday. Nothing eloe to buy. Karpct-Square onllf .... ee ,. no 18" thin~ tlfo to buy/ . . BAKER FURIITURE If you a~ am oris them, w'= hope that you will pnuse to :read the little I!IOOS&B" that follows. F11r we .are !!IUt'C you will 6nd it interestins. '-. . • • I ( ., I .I I ' OHIO I ON THI IRIGHTIST COIN II IN MIDDL,I POlt I w.MAiN • • • Ordinarii~\ whe~ a; man heaitat~a to make. t.be move to ~.iliac, 1t 1~ beca,we he Is not familjar . <lith the pn~~:tiCAI aspects of Cadillac owneiohip. U , ; • 1 t• _ ned "" ""aa I nsotar aa or1pna cos 11 con ..... r ~ a~ ia e.m inently practical. Several ~els, ill ~t, ·~ attuall.t· ~>riced OOJ!!petitivelJ W.th. lho ~led, "medium·p•iced" makeo. , ··· 'operating an4 n\6intenant'e cqats, a\-e alao relllarkahly low. We have b~ it oaJa by new KARR &VANZANDT · '_I • · ·b . ownere !ha.t G~dillac is tbe most econoinical autO.:. mobije they have ever owned} And 'aS fqr rooale value-well, C.dillac tradition· ally retains a sreater share of its worth throush the ye&ri' than any other m,otor car io thO land. In short; ' the.sreat Cadillac ~.r represent& one of the "ile•t;apd iouodestautomolive illvealmeola on the highway today . • ,. a • • , . . . . , I We have a · OO~boo of new Cadil!aCII P!'.haod.:O. and we can p~ue you both ploll!pl_delivery and a generous tNdC-in allowabce. Why not come in today? ........ SALES "'". ' .... ' ., • . The moral of o'!" m~se. 11 this: It •• ~not too 1o ool thinao rishl m a .1906 Cadil'-c of JOUrlate ownl \ ~:~~!TI~e~~duco I Eggs, st ead v; ne t prices at (anm ·or U.S. consum t> rs wh ites anrl ::.rowns; A jumbos 46-48; A large 14-47; A medium s 28-30; A small : 7·21; B large 35-39. Chickens, about st eady; fryers 1·31,1, lb 16-17; he ns heavy over ; lb 13·15: hens, 5 lb and under 13 ; hens, li~<:ll t t:He 11-13, Butter , 90 score H8. Wo:.tterson died on Monday mor· ning at his Apple Grove home after an illness of one week. .. ' .,. Puff Puker NOT KNOWING whather Presh1eot Eiaelihower will name a aucces110r to A.lloclate Supreme Court J'ueUt6 Sbtnnaa Minton befDte f:lr alter the Nov. e election•, poUtieal circle• an guuetn1 on• ql. theu men wm 1•t the nomlnaUon : ex-Senator HOmer J'el'JU-1101\ (R), Mlehipn. aow a mWtary eourt of appeals judge: former New rork Gov. Tbomaa E. Dewey; Senator Alexanlfe"r WUey (R), Wta.; Attorney OeneraJ Herbert Brownell, Jr.; Sacretal'7 ol State John J'01ter Dulle~~; John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky: Chief Judae .John J. Parker ot the B'ilurtb Ctrnult CQurt of Appeal~; Sen&-> tor J'1mu R. Duff (R) , PliDDf,)'Jvaala; Senator llverett Dlrkllll {R), llUDola, .ad New Jereey Sia~ t~m•. Court ~ JustJ.c• Mthur It Vanderbilt. ....._ ____ !~!~~.L ' ' • An active merchant In the commun:ity of App~e Grove for 35 year, Watterson took part in hls business affairs until his death. · Survivors include his wife, Lenla Bailey Watterson; bli step-mother, Mrs. Maggie W11tterson of Springfield, 0 .; two daughters, Mrs. Ra· mona Thomas of Belle, W. Va.; and Mi's. Lorene Arrington, Apple Grove; five sons, John E. and Leo· nard of Apple Grove, Arnold' and Homer of Ashton, and Brown Watterson of Pliny; four brothers , Floyd o£ Apple Grove, Earl of S~ Alto, Calif., GeOrge of Springfield , 0 ., and Ralph af ColumbuR; a 1i~· ter, Mrs. Bertha Wratterson of Cin . cinnali ; 14 grandchildren and four aree.t &randcbildrBJl. ON GUARD IN SUEZ CANAL CRISIS - -- Funeral services for Jam t~ Ernest Watterson, 74, former m ~· mber and president of the Mason County Court were heltt on Wed nrsday at the Beale Chapel at Ap· pie Grove in MasoD County. ~ \ There are ma.ny motorists here in this CQmmunH:y who have given serious consideratlon' to th,e pur· chase of a new Cadill~tc car this year-and yet, for one reason or another, .have not m.ade th~ ,move. James Watterson Funeral Service Held Wednesday WE ERRED Due to a typographical error in t he bcadl int5 in Monda~ eslition o[ The Daily Sf'ntincl the heading r ead that Meigs County· wa!l tu receive $134.7S5 .~8 as its ~hare of License Fees The head ;nf' should have read onl y $34,755.58. 1 LITTLE LEAGUERS NOTICE AanoUJlcement was ma4e today to all members or LlttiC" League teams in Pomeroy to turn In their untlonns to their team managerS at once in ordPr that they ~ ~ ~to red f~J rneX,J. year'll' play, . SCHEDULE REVIVAL A revi\'al mreUng has been sche· 1uled a* Syral'Use Nazarene Church !or Sept. 19 through 30 beginning at 7:30 p. m. accordinc to annol,ln· t:eJoep,t made today. I . ' OVIRWOKINO a supply depoC loaded with Freoch veb!cle~~ ad artlllitiJ' Ill .l'aol...... ~ . a lilne Bl1tiah paratrooper standi ruard on a hilL French ~ aDd llqUipmtllt. ·b&YI bteD poulblf toto Cyprua, within. ltrildDg cn.t&b.ce ot the Suea canal. IIDCe EIJptlla l'nldd-.,t CHmaJ. ,A.bdld 1JU.. 1 aer threw the Near Eut IDto a 1tate o1 crisil by aatJonaU!!Inl tM waterway. /liiHI'Udu 'It · . - - - ... ·-··· .~ ·- ~ ) ' . ' �,.._,,,, ... , ,1 1 1 41~. _ _ ,__..,r .. , i •~·•• .. ____..,,........:.. .. _... _____ _ • • •· r • ' .ll::;! · • 2 -·na;ly Sentinel; Pomeroy-!.li~dleport, 0.~ Sept. 12, 1956 ' {.;-.">,.\·-< ,, . 1!1·.' • ' . ~.-· -," ' i - ~ :0- ~'-l"t ,.'1.-' w... •f 'f' ' I ' ~, ( I:DITOR J"ubUsbed every tfif'rnooo tl'N' pl Sunday by Tbe Oblo Valley Sen.tlnN . lnr , at 110 Mecbani~ St, Pum~roy, 0 . Bu siDe~~ OlCtet pb.ooe 398, ed1torial offH.:e ph.otrl' 397. .'' !Ealered as eerond rlass maill'i: mallet at tbe .,•• '• pt)St rlfftee 11 I Pl)meroy Ohio . ~:;· N.1tlo nt advertising repreaentsnve, Bott!Delli-Klmball, IDe•. IQ Les.il.fton Ave.. New York City, Je. K Y Subscription rtte.!l DehvPry by rarr:er wbeN anilab_le ~0 ceah per week : one ~ear 1n advaric11 at The t•aily Sentinel offlre. $U BO· Iii month~ . $7 80. three months, $3 90 By motor route wben IYJ.il&hte: one mtr.th , ~~ By ma11 one year SB; 11,. monJb.s, $&Z&; ~e!! moDtbs, $2 ~: nne mnontn, St. ~ I' Th.,. other evening I r ead rn the rol um ns of the Oail)' Sentine l a story actompanied by 11 picture Lf ) OUr bemg presented a ~ ~!den bad- I ge tn .~cr tbed a s Honorary Ch ief of Polle e .. 1 r t"<ld lhl' ~tern wit'h more than a pa:is mg mterest for rt served ~o ret•all f'Vl'nts or the pa~t wht>n 11 raw young man first camt' to you as u 1,1okle offtcer in Pornt'roy That wa s back in Ju11 e. 1949, ;p •d th11t younjl man had no knowl e d '' whatever of police work Bu t, J OU were under s t1ndmg, kind 11nu '•le",ful Many Limes gmnK out of yo ur , way to teach him the many (ac£ b 1 that comprt~e a job as a law enforl ffi e 0 Ct'::ne-re two 1hat 1 recalled where you walked fearlessly up to men who were armed and w1thout any display of emoti(•n placed them undel' arretit. Those tw o men were dangProus <tnd it took ~ourage far ~yond the ca: l of duty. WHVCAt-.11 ! '? REYNOLD E. GREENI I IOEN.MGI. I I "t Gt:iS AWAY WITH IT. •' ' \f.:~~'· '- ~· ~ '?;};~~~~ .i _l',li~·'·t ~-~,'' . ' ..li..·" .~ Rrace Yourself YOURSELF d ~ \' 1n !hut month Thank.~t!iv in~ , ·· • •'l'ht> mnw~twnt tu ~h1rt our non · f>h.utt· ~ of !ht• Pilgrim Fat:hen~ 1 , , ~' ·:rrh glnu:- h n l ida v~ uru11nd ~ o ttw v would lll~o lw on Mond:~ y. the ' -will fa ll u B 'Monda y ~ ~ IZ <~ t he n n g fou rt h om· Nov~mber . Labor Da) ·• '' ('QnSidel abte hr' adway Th i ~ ~che nu uf em11 't'. would require no jug, ~ 1of ' tlw Natlunal A ~·;neiat 1 on Travel ~:l i n~: OrjHnizatwns would g 1v,. u ~ I IV•' Swallowing our res pect for trad- ~ ; ' ld ~ Wt'•·k ·t>mb t' \'et" \' \ Pao · ilion lh ts so und ~ pretty exerting. Sinc-r' L 1r. col n, ,; nd \\' :J• h nlf~ to• n·- l'racfi('U lly t:Veryone who has to hirlhd<n • ~•rl' va-: J'J U lv ( oh ~ •Tv !' d . mer•t a paHoll i ~ all for it But !hrse \Voulrl lw m -rl-(t•d ;mrt cal 1r" l <;til l. l'uuld 1h!:' human animAl ·~ l·si denl ' s ll 11 ~". wto wh wou l.l .t:md tl un lop of the f1ve-da~· fa !I on I hi' !1111 d M(1nrl:Jy m Fl'l• week'' ru ary Th" t: 1, t \1nnrl.1~ _il. \I,Jy Dr1 WI' ha~e 1•nough ambulan~es: wou l11 :t'Wlt)~ tw Mt· rr wn~ l D.IJ t10 ~ptt .. l b•ll s, tow-trucks, th.• The Fut•rn1 nf .Jul y w•11d ,l no t lw W<l! d, :1ntl l1mment tu cope Wllh thl' fCJur th \!'l' V nfli'n. ~lll' "l' 1: . o much leosure? Do we ha·:r would inflt•xtbl~· lw th .: f• r ~t Mou - l'nnugh 1woplc to !\pare? ·.::_ l: 'I "' ftlAC~ 1 - -~ - ~------- .Sunday School Teachers Plan For Rally Day d treatme still nee habilitaHon . vide Re ,, ' 1/elp pr_o Mason Co. Farm --- 1 Cunhn uPr! !ru m pllge l Prayer h} the Re~· Waldo .J. Bartels opened the meeting of the Ft•drrat~c Sunda)' s l·hool teuchers and oftice1·s held Monday cv· entng at tht> church. Fred Blaettnar, supenn1enden: p ti'~Jrl.et.l and plans were made for ' 'Rally lla) " lobe held on Sunday SJ•r.ttemlwr 30, at which lime thel'e Wlll 11lso be promotion of clallsell . Second Monday SewingC/u~ Gregory , Husscll Jone.<i, Lester II J onlu n, Clarence Bless111g, Wood. row Ma"e, Lawrcnee Gedneh, Jr., J. E Sommer, John Kay und Sher· wood cu~tt·n Tal ent Show - Chet H~Jd rlox. l Walde n Ruu ~h nnd Mrs. II . T Ca ll I Sly lc Show -~ Mrs Judsor Brake a nd M r~. William Gregory 'l'ractur Dnvmg Contest - Clif 'ford Dulln n find Gus Douglas. l' uhlic tt y Kn ox Dye, Walter W;.~rd, Jami' S D1ehl, 1\hs . Gerald , Roud, ami Hohnl Staa ts . St' lecl Jun ges - Mrs. Garnette Stan ley, Wil lia m Gregot y, anrl Clifford Dunn . --- -~ j ·- - -- ~--~--------- 'J~WASHING=-T~ON EVENTS= 1 ~~=:MARCH OF ' Benton, I At Top Demo Targtt1 Dull••· Wilton May Com• Under Artack Bpedol ro Cc nlttd Prcu A~eoclaU(»> A8111NGTON- Reporta art~ current 1n Democratic elrclet that the President's Cabinet may come In for coru~hJerable aa.nuon during lhe polita·ul f' nmpu lgn tnr. Agrtcullure fll'ereta ty Er.ra Tnft Ben.!lon 11.ppeara to bea4! the list of those whom u ... mO!'ratw slratf'gl fll!i feel make ftttlng target• for attack. The nr hn in o!ltralton'll fan1o pollctes provide tho Democrats With lhe1r ffillJOl' iiiSIIC. !'>l'f'retnry nr Slute John Fo11ter Dulle!! Is also f'.-.rtftin to rome ttn d<'r attack for what h i~ Dontorrlllu• .-nltCI! tt•rm u.n lneJTectlve stewa1d.11hip or hi11 lmJXHtant po:d. Anolh N who mny come under crltktsm il De· fl'n.'!e St"r·rctury l"hal'les E . WllaOn, who hU oa II,..Vcml occnslun:~ mnde 1tater:.ent11 w.hkh ha• ptovf'n polltH:ally embarnualnr; to the 11.4mlnl,.. tratwn, W ., I .J J ~ 1' ' .,, • • • • TV OJt NOT TV- Surveya abowlng that nmUun.al tt!h:\ w1on viewing .!!lumped 11harply durll\IJ the m•lwork covaruge ol the Democratic and Re• pub!" an uallon u\ l'OilVenUons are prompting both pohtltnt partie:~ to ruppralae the ttlevllton '-ere tory lf' cllmquell to be UIK'd In the camp&lgn. lloth C:OP and Democratic atrategt.ts are convinced that televis ion ts a tremendously etfe<:Uve medtum, but they ar. now awal'e that tht•y must du a belter Job of prenntatlon The problem or v1cwer <Jislntereet will p&rtlcularly .-.nect ltseU on the congre11slonal level While the average Amel~l.ll will probably wateh Presiden t Eisenhower a.nd hts rival, Adlai Steven!!On, without switching otr his aet, there 11 no uaurance ne will do ao when cnndtdale11 fur Congreu t1 y lo capture hta Interest. On the local le vel, Hou ~te and Senato hopefuls will be o<~dvlae~ tl< try brief 9pot uppc.Jranees ln Heu o( longer pertormllllCilll which lnay Irritate rather Umn apfJCttl tu tht' Yt..•terR. Strateg\ata of OOth p11rt tew will lil'ge th ll rllllf,Trsstnn.l t rnndtdu t ell to mllke cartum they do:J.'t bec<lme a bore tu the lelevlslon audiellCO. ""to" • • • • • BIOGF.!ii.T FARM ISSt lt: -Thc blr.t:est farm IIISUO!' shap ing up 1n tl':le pollllcal campalh'll ts J IJ.;td. hiKh pr 1cP supporLR advocated by the Dem.oo:: nt" and a eunto n unlmn or tho rtexlblo or sliding acute antpporta ba.>!kcd by t he OOP. These two ditfe!'ences of bule agl•iculturnl policy were the ate.nd· out• tn the Republlean and Democratic rarrn plaUorms. 'niert lB not mud1 diiTerenf'e In the obje~llvu which both partlel hope to achleve- 100 pel' cent of parity for the farmer at the m.t.t· )tet place. lt'8 the dotrcrence In how to get ther. that will pt·uvide the principal argunwnt9 or the •:ontendlng Jl(llltlcal forces. • • • •' Mrs Patnck Wood e nt~'rl~in " d tht> Second Monday SewinJ( club, Monday l:lVening at her home, Spring Avr. \ The cven1ng was spent socially and in sewing, after which rt>freshl menta wen! aarvod b)' the hostess to Yin Eleanor ROb!lOil, Mrs. Paul Kloea, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs Robert Lewis, Mrtt. Max Ward, Miss Mlll'tha Howell and Mrs. Grace Hoi te r. - -- '~ C;rtalog Adv<'l'l ls n;g Myrl 1 Coakley , I\.1Jlt on Stolt, LaW<l'nt:c (;erlach, .Jr., Hll'hllrcl Orll, llarr) Mtll1•r, AI Bl~<:t-(s, ~ L t'll'mtng. Vllus Hartley, Jr., and Pncc ' Po trick. Rcgl.<it!'atilln - Mt s Roy Browning, M1 s. EustaCI) Wll;mn, Ml's. Garnetlc Stanlt>y, Mi s.~ Garnet Warner, M1 s.s Nanty l<mde n, anti Mrs. Ru RSe l! Jones. School Participatio n C. H Withers, Manford Bh· ~t~ in g, Rnh ... r t Adkin.~. Mrs. C P. Stuul, Geralrl Ruod, Hownrd Schultl und Fred S8Uf!d<rs, DAILY , CROSSWORD ~88 J.! d cook · 1. DOWN 18. SubSwl111 atnnca a. p ce or herdaman'a in a. ap ttut stf.'m 1. k 2 . Tolong . 19 18. t dt-ad 4t'orl {poPt. 11. nventent~ I . Old tlmea 20. &ard I)! n.ur t archaic ) of U. ~eaventy f, , FaUd to die ord~ywltba (Beot.) n1nce ldhl taU Iii. Confront. (abbr.) \ 'nlerd•r'• A111'i!er U . Antlered e. Below 22. Flower animal (Mu~ wreath8 u.sutcl\ tH . I.l 31 P~ tllSt'S Ut. N.w 8. Leveled 2•. River 33 f'ce ts 3:'! fi'ln;ed Telt&mfft\ 9. Lesn-toa (Pol.} Cabbr.)' U . An 'nden1>r 2!5. Harvests 11. Makea . (8cot.J 26. Home lin 41HJ*' 11. Af'Ubber 27. Toward 20. Chief deity IIOled oe.nvu 29. Quiet UMbyl.) ,ahoe 30. OccurrtnW ., , ,eorder 4 22. Kll'leral 23. Plaaue 81. ltbllcal I'm i'll11rl the honor tame . Walter, and want to arid my congratuta1ions to t·ht> mHny you must havt• rede ved bv now. I Hm very proud to have .~et·ved a~ a poll<:!:' off1cer under you and very lhankfLH for th!:' many times you have come to my aid both to teach and to ussi!tt. Ru s..~ell Barley Police Chit"£ ~V!Jdt:.llcport. WSAZ-TV Channel3 4:00 4:::0 5 :00 6 :00 6 :25 6 ;25 6:30 6:45 7 :00 7:30 8 :00 8~30 S:OO 0 :00 fenuo 28. Former rUler ot Oermlll'IY Ctlt~) u ...., 33. Drtamll1 thou'"""' 34 . MUlberry llli. Stripe H.Marahy meadow IT. Olla who Pill" the plpel 88. O:trrect t&l. River - (ll'r.) U. B&~tl~ 41. RocitnW •c.Makn DAILY CBYPI'OQUOTE - Ho,..•a bow to work It: A.XYPLIIA.AXR . h LONGFELLOW One letter limply ahnds for another. In thla example A Ia uaed tor tht thnt L'a, K for the two O'a, eta. 811\(le Ietten, apoatrophlH, the leftl1.b and formation or the worda .art all hlnta. Jlach da)' tht codt Iettau an different. ~ J'OMTO A CeyploJnm quotation. IT 1CM11 YTHHOJI IT CT II:ONII KMNIO-VA.ll:lTC • . ' ,_....._.. a..toquoW: MIIIN WHO CAN HBAR THa ~. ati'D Fi:EL NO SELF-REPROACH-WOI\Palo 11:15 1-fovie Museum 10·30 Dateline: Eu-rope • • 1 Fur-e-Lgn lntrii'l\t • traveling In s . A . when we were 'ttown the.-.," he said, "and I tried to get ln touch with him one day but could only ('el hia aecretary on the phone. 'Lilten,' I told the aecre~ary, •we're both wo,·ktng for the same Uncle, only a.ll Mr. D is doing ta talking, while 1 tell you, we're a<:compllahlng aomethlng aubatantlal.'" He grinned. "1 gueBS you might have aald.'' he added, ''that both Dizzy and Dullea were blowtng In SOuth America al the aame time." Although he wu btr-band 1h)" fer awhHe, DWy ia ao ttekled ·bY the fabulous notion hLI new outtlt hal won -· tepOrkdly It's the createal thing ever to tome down the ~ ,plke--th•t he'a k•eplnr; lt topthor for road trips and a atay In .Lu Vqu, whttre the mDIK'Y eom rrowa hi&'b. • , Glllti.Pie'l ai&O under a 20-week contract tc &i:J!dlalut, the .m.u.sic me«a he~ , , . an<J ready anY time tor uoU.er whirl at spreading eulturt> e.rouni!l the world. "Ju't so long," he added, "as nqbody te lls m•agaiA he ~rht l.o,da wu a ,rubber company." Kinrn-soft poli1hed cowhid~. agleam with tiny jewels. Features popular .removable phoro -card · case with Add·A·P&u Bar for •ddang more windows, for snaps, .idenrilicarion, ccc. Key slou in roomy, double gusset coin purse. Pastels, White and •ll M~nted Late Show WCHS-TV ChannelS FRIDAY THURSDAY a,oo 6:~ Sign On Captain Kaogatoo .>\rthur Godfrey l}nrry Moore Strike U Rlcb Valiant Lady l...<lv-e of Li-fe Search for TomO!To-W Guiding Light Sign On 7.00 'l'oday 9:00 Cl)f!ee Time · 10': 00 Home . · 11 :00 Tic T.ac D<itlS?h 1>30 1: l'nuld B' Yuu 12:00 Camera Cot4i l<J ~-<"h~ 12:31) Cur.r·e nt !... l ·;.m 'f1·n nf'ssr:!- ~~ nle 2·00 .Malon<'!:' Theatre ijay Milla~d Show 3:00 Q!Ji.!tn For • Da7 ~ ~ The WorJd Turrur 3·45 ~otleJOn. -~o.rgances Johnn)' C!U'SOD Show 1·0(} Comedy 1.lite Houscparty 4:3<1 'My IJtUe~Mqie The Big Payofl "'00 Ad Jll;a•· Bob Crosby Show 8c00 New Picb.IN Brigllter Day 8·I:i Spom Eye Se-cret Storm 8·25 Les Paul 6·30 Coke Time Edge of Night 6:45 New ~ Car:l-an Katie's Kitdwn 7.00 n eat h Va~'Y Days LttCky !l Raf!Ch '7·30 ThP Wh istl€r Early Show Art Linkletter & the Yj.is 8·00 On •rrial Big Story · Douglas Edwards Cavalcade , ff Sport'J Sgt. Preston Df Yukon 8,00 9:30 9:00 10:30 11 00 11 :15 11:80 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 9:45 Bob Cummings Show to-oo Red ' Ba.rb~'s ' Wraltl~r 10:15 Spof!ts P..r.rade 11 · 10 Pr!':'ls Bo~ ! 11 1~ Grl'ale-st Fights or Cenll1r.f 10.30 Palao.. Pla)'house 11 :31} Foreign Intr lgtte 11:05 Tbe Late Show 12 :00 To"•igbt Weat bermmt "12,00 '59 l:::t!J 2:00 4:00 5,00 8 :00 6:05 6 :10 6:15 8:30 _ - -- 1 ,,oo e,so 9:00 9,30 11~ ILIO SpooNs 11 :18 Mystery Thratre 11 :00 Newo 11:45 Sliln Oil 000 NPWS 't I costs 1; T!,t i·.SO bl.,do room air with b-e!hly heated furnare air righ• i11 little With COLEMAN~~-~: aA11 t~Jallend RE-cinulate8 it for tomtam, uniform 'WIFJDth. Comfort, all over with alway& warm Ooore. ·3Y.-INCH HEAT TUBES® ""' •h• r'""l' heated .air from fumou:e to blenden in Pach room, Standardiud, prefabricated to eave installing cost In new or old homeL }.fiNleapolis, Minn.--Scientists, proreswn and de~artmcnt head! oftea<l i~a , medical ~ehools ocroM the country are <:O?Pt'!rattng m the eJ<.pand_mg med !~nl projnun of the. Eh~beth Kmmr foundntlon, 11\r "r'h " t: '" M~n on 1 t. !nil", national e:oo:cocut1vc du-ector. Tbc proa:ram, he explain~ lncl~ea _me~ical research, and the lpon&OriJl.i of and rri4d~nl $enltnan a.nd scholarship 1 rants. The: mcd.tcal teSeaR:b. progr:un wh1cb the Kenny foundation is ·~nsorlng a1 Its llwn trca1rm~t cen1en and a number of Ulliwnitil.l-S llcrOst.thc country IS aot limited to the field of tfolio, but incl.udts other ncuromtBCUIU disorders of var'iout kinds, ~fl89e~ed. ''~~~~~~·~u the medical advisory oommltt.ee and planset up by the KeMy foundation to help ecrvice," K\ioe said, "are doeton who~"" the varioUI departments of the followtna BL£110-AIR FURNACE @ whb r,..b ,,, '•••I• in1nrea continuous eupply of frcahly heated. filiered air forced throa1h individu1l tube& to each rDonr. rouow:- n ------- '~--~ ' America's biggest bargain in automatic home heating A MAGIC BL£11D£R (i) ;, '"b Nom Kenny Foundation Broadens Worl\ In Treatment, Research Fields ··~ ... . ~' tu n Mrs. C. It Young, Mrs Snuth Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .; Sepl1211108 Vi rg illlil Nell Wlni! On and l hc') M~ rved tuna lis h cancrvJ e, apple Ob1o w ~:re rtcent .:uesll o( a Uy: A reu.a.Joa Gf 'Ml..-.,..c pre, cheese and coffee to tb~ m ~m form er a.c hool mat.e of &Ire. Sal- Sebool alwa.ai .... Wld . . . . . bera. lt)C, Mn . Htrold Lohse, aDd lam. tbetr n.tt. · o~ nd SCHOOL Former Residents 01 Middleport In RecentVisit Here Friend.'! of Mu. Ollie Reed and lsmily, former Middleport rt::Ji· denta, have learned that Loui;; Kendell Jr , husband o( Lhe f orm e1 Olivia Reed , has been tranderrecl by General Electric from , H1ch· land, Wuhington , to S(·b~nec tady New York. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kendell and thre e daughter.~, who have not been j $4.45 to $6.95 I back t~ Ohio for five years, vi&lted fne nda bere recently . M.r. and Mrs. Floyd Sallee <Belly R. l',t ) and three children or Wyoming . I ·- SHOES by Other Long Wearing Stbool ShOOI $2.99 and up THE sH0 Ea.ox 1:::~::;;;;;:;~:;;;:~M:::;Iddl§~eport§~'=Ohle~~====~~~~ Co_l~t:~m~b~"='~·_M~o=n=d'~Y~------~-----=::::::::-=:::=::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I tess Mrs . Raymo nd Luman, chairman, prl:lSide-d. and Mrs. Allen JI.usb.e-~t gavt; the ilpening prayer. Th~ members brought contribu- · · lions of clothmg for Korean babies and their project is visihng the , County Infirmary and placing "The Sccrot Pia~". daily devoti Onal book , in hospitals in this arr.a. Mr.s. Clifford Stumbo acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Robert Haggerty and Mrs. J, 0. Leonard, reading chairman gave her report. Mrs. William ~fil : lei', former members, had written a letter from her new home in Huntington to the Circle members. Plans were made to have the devotional .$ervice at the Octuber meeting of the Society. , The program included humorous readings by Mrs. C. II. Wise- Jr. and an articJe "Haitian Diary" read by Mrs. Leon!lrd. Plans were made to attend the evangelistic servlct>:; at the church next week and Lhe prayer services to be held each morning at the church Monday evening Classes of the Church will attend and sit together. Appl e pie and coffee were served to Mrs. Lawrence Bing, Mrs L:!onard, Mrs. Harold E. Hubhar-d Mrs. John LyoM, Miss Mc-Master: .Mrs. Allen Hughes Mrs. Clifford Stumbo, Mrs, C. H. Wl::;e Jr ., Mrs. G C. Werne r, Mrs. Charles White and Tcxanna , Mrs, Del • Fife. I WPnther ' : Spot,L<; ·11 John Daly.; ' 16 li:30 Ri,n. 'Vii\ 7.00 Jim BOWit 7 3n crossroadS I 8 .00 Tre!lsure I!unt 8.30 Th!! Vise~' 9 :00 Polka TI 9:3() Straw Hat hN1ter liOC News l!'rrd Weao~het 11 · 10 SpOrl<; 11 :15 :Mystery Theatre ll :45 Sign Off "Univenity of Minnesota, Minneapoli~. Minn .; Stanford university, Palo Allo, Calif.; Un.ivcrs_rty of California,~ KLJ!II: Angeles, Calif.; New Y~rk utuvcrs1t y, New Yor.lc. C!tY, N.Y.; Columbia university, NeJY York C,1ty, N.Y.; Oh!u ~lute nmver~t~y, Columbus Ohio · Baylor unlversiJy (hO!IJ)ttal), Daltas, 1 exns; Mayo <:llf!IC• Rochtater' Min~· Coli• of MediCill Bvangchs~ L08. AniCie$. Cnhf.; McGill un'iversit_y: 'Montreal, Canada:. Wash~ngto!l umver.sit~. St. louis, Mo.: UotvcrsiiY OfWl!Consln, Madison, W1s. · Umventty of ~lch tgan, Ann ArbOr. Mk:h. · tJnhcrllty of' llllnol~. Urbana, nl.;, Hemran hospt!ttl, Ho\lston, Texas, 1od i:4uqUC!t'te aniwnlly, MHwaukee. W1S. -n.: l:enny fotmdatlon'• expandln& rehabilitation pro~f!l. off'tm _hdp lo pen!OM uf ·an AFI who haw: M!'"le. muscle or joint (1,~bl11uet wh1ch our ~~ 8la'ff betieiJell may be !emned 'by IUCh treatmrmL The program of the K!Ly founclatioll U made po5Sibk throuah fundi . conuibuted ~ the public. Annobe/1e p 'ddy M • Be• Dl<:k with Mrs. Raym ond Grimm as hos- The .Malic Blender is the reason FRIDAY Sign On Film & Fancy Femm ine Touch F1lm Fcs1ival Two Gun t'l ay hou5e Mickey M01lse 6·00 6·05 6 10 ~- A. WHTN-TV Channel13 11·59 12"\.!0 1·30 200 4 .00 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. Reed and Fa('ta, for~er local cadet, who ia daughter, N~:~nry , are vacationing slaiJOned m Akron. at Hot Springs, Va, Mr. and Mt~; L. R. Wiley have leal"ned tha t their son, Pfc, Larry Wrl z:h who has be~n ,stntion cd lemporanly at Camp Cooky, has been returned tn Fort Hil ey, Kansas. Dave Bath and hi::; r.tolhcr and cousm. Willia m, Omaha, Neb. Miss Sylvia McMaster who is w~rc r('rc-nt gtH·sts of Mr. and , rec<Werin.g fi'Offi a serio~s illnes.~. Mrs. Floyd Rummel! ami famrly was .devotional leader when the whu h<~ve moved ba('k 1o Ohw 1 Lovejoy Circle of the B. H San~rum NebJ'ask~. Di!VC B~th, ~hu _is born Mission ary Society of th e atlcnrlmg Cre1ghton Umve rs1ty 1.1 First Bapt1st Church met Tu!i!sday Nt•braska, wa~ ;;coutmast('r of ~ he at the home of Mrs. c. E. Hoyt ~ ~- -------- --! THURSDAY Sign On Film &. Fan<'y Feminine Tout·h Aftc ~noon l"ilm Festival Two gun l:'layhouse Republican Conven t ion News Weather Sporl.ii John Daly Lone Ranger Hour Glass Grealesl Sportll Thrills Compus Str-aw Hlrt Theatre News- & Weather SOCIETY _... II -- ,I i 11 :05 Lewis Manley Auxiliary In Tuesday Meeting Mrs. Stella Week~ LaCriUJJta, Oalrf a nd Mn. M1ne Carter and daughter, Pauline or Clearwater, Fl. are the IUeJtli of their 1 J.ate.r 1 , The AuxiJiar)' of tbe _Lewu ManM!$ses Ata&u.ta LucreUa and Ada ley POll, No. 263, American Le&koo Genbelmer. ' 'met Tuesdly Wllh Mrt. Wi..lh1 m Jack Seldenable who underwe•t Sm~r'h aa bostea . Mn. Carrie Cas1 surgery two weelu ago at st Jo- iii!IJ • presl'dent , pre111·d e d a nd pans ae h Ho !tal Parkersbur ' r.- we" rnade to meet Ui Rutland un tu~ned b?me Sunday lnd 111 COO· the aecond Mond 1y in Octobu. · nl 1 Ho11tet.Jes were Mn W11I W'os· va 1escmg ce y. , Joe Gallo who has been ani Mrs. L. C. Katr I<'COm-' \'!siting her sistt'r Mrs Har old E paml'd Tom Reut,r to Columbu1, fl Hubbard and ram,lly l .ft T d Su nday where he entered Capitol e ues ay Untversily ' for her hom e 1n Cincnnat. Mr d. Mr Mi k W' lll QfrfOge 1ng Mrs. C. R Young and Mrs. Em · an s. c ey . I ama ma Bland VISited Mrs. Ma ude ~:eturn!d hO!fle s .unday mght artGrant, Rutland, Sunday. Mrs. er ". VUiil With friends at J:ilckory, Grant has been 111 at her home. N. C. and V_aldosta:, Geor11a YNSN S~rley Hunnell who Jll Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Priddy, Rut· Mr. and Mrs. William Slater and family vi~iled her parents, Mr ~taUoned Wllh .t~e Nevy at Wa~IJ..I land, have announced the marrtage and Mrs Fred Cabcen, The Plain~ mgton, D. C. vuuted recently With of their daughter, Annabell, to and his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Ed- ~er P~fenUi, Mr. and Mrs. John, Jamel Thomas, son of Mr. and gar Slater Jacksonvillll recently I' unne · . Mrs. John Thomas, Middleport Mrs. Li~nie Rummt:Ji and he~ ~r. and MfJ. Paul ZU'zle aod The ceremony wa.!l performed on DlaDa and Raymond, en- July 24 at Rk1:tmond Ind. d oughter, C ap 1. Glen na Rumme 11 f children, t t 1 d 'th f 'l d ' ..,., • have been visiting the forme r '; era ne wr .a aml ~ maer, P 0 , ... DllrS. Thomas attendoed the Rutdaughters, Mrs. Gladys Smith and Sunday ho?on?g thear daughter land schools and has been employMrs. Alberta Hawse, Barherton and sster, I auhne Zirkle wb~ lelt ed with an Insurance Company in and at!;o v1s itcd their cousms Her: Monday to enl~r nursea tnmina .Co1umbua. Mr. Thomas atteaded bert Rummell, and h1 s fan 11 Iy In at H::ol ~r Hospt~l. ~ _dec~rated ~be Middleport S{"hools and has ,·dg M R cak e wtth the 1nscraption Good complete"' two yeus m the U S C'n'b , r c. rs. umme 11 1x>came L li: p u " d th ble •• · · ill during th eir visit but 1s recup- · ue aEdu : e cen~ere e ta · Army,sixte('n month-s m Korea. eraling at the1r home now. Mr_s . le Rom!D~ spent IJODJ:le II employed lUi a ~ement Mrs. lva Brown and the Rev day '" M~ddleport Wit hber n._ fimshers' helper in Ravenswood Ho ward Ruppdt were bus n('s.s vi; hew •. Dav~d ~ayes, wtao was 0~ and Utey are living with tais par. Jtors in ~alhpoll s Tuesday . . scrvmg ~~ s birthday. ents at present. Mrs. V1ol a Fmitead, Columbus - - -and Mrs. Ste lla Walburn were drn: when they lived in Nebraska. The Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and Mrs. ner guest~; of Mr. and Mr.!i. Eber VI sitors ha dbee n visiting in tbe Malcomb Roller vi1ited Sunday in Lewis and daughters, Janice and East and n Pttsburgh. Athens with Mrs Viola Jones. at Pauline Sunday. Capt. Glenna Rummell has re- the Hillcrest Restbome. Mn. Ernest Rhodes has r eturn1 Wilham McGhee is employed in 1 t~rne~ from ~ ~Ivaton _Army OfCQ}umbus after spending the sum- 1 f1cers Cou_nc1l tn CinclJlJ!atl, on ed home after 1 visit in Canton mer with hi.s mother, Anna Mc·l Monda?'- Nme cadets from Swon with Mr. and Mrs Manning WalkGhee, and aunts. cky D1v. were honored at a fare er and Mr. and •Irs. John Walker, Mr And Mr.<i Albert Shdrp ami wl!!l party and left today for th e Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode Mr.s. Paul Haptonstall and · c bli ld-~ ~alvation Army T!"ainlng School Chester and Mrs. W1llard Heines : ren, Edith and Bill y, were recent r~ _New Yol'k . Capt: Rummell a~o Mrs. Cleland Heines and Ruger visitors in Zanesville VtSJted reeentl)' w1th Lt. Remme Heines vlsltt'd with re la hve:; in ---;jjiio;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;-;;-;;-;;-;;~:===::;;;;;.;,·;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;,;;iiiji;,;;iiii,il~<"~n:':'":•;li;;;;b~o~,..'·~Tiiie.rl~rl~y~:_~" ~ ,. Ne'-"S .. __ 1 Life t>f Rilry 11 ·00 - -..~. -.- First Baptist Love joy Circle Meeting Held fllw• • Corner U:OO Ar-tbur Murray 9,30 Quiz ltkts 10,00 EsBo Reporter p "' fashion colors.. ~utlt~r ~onsequeiJ('el ' 10:30 Four Sta r Playhouse 11J.2!'i REGISTRAR ·• bJ PRINCESS GARDNER ••• 11·00 News I" os 12:00 ToDi<ght a.co wa!l Persian Princess ·'' .... Announced Todoy ,,30 'oteathertn:llln 8 :30 ·would meet the rarden variety or lion In an arena wlt:h just hla bare hands-but when somebody In a Rome audtened' let it be known he thought Louis Armatroac wu a rubi:M!ir company In America, old Dlz ahlwred and muttered aJJide to the members ot llll band "Fellowe we In 1trouble." The dizzy one, who popped up In jazz clrcle13 10 yun with his beret. thick spectacles and goatee and waa considered tor so long the high priest ot bop, Is Just back from hla 1econd goodwtll tour In behalf ot the State department. This one took him through Bouth America; the pre· Dlay Ollltlpl• vtouJJ journey had been in and a.round the Middle East and Europe. Luckily, he didn't run Into too Worki,t!J' far many audlencee which looked on Louts aa a rubber company. '-"~ .!ame "The State people," DIZ said today, crowding U11de an egg sandwich Jnto hht mouth, " told me they wanted u• to spread c::ulture. Well, I didn't have any bl& band at the time and hadn't had one in four, flve years, but next thtng you know, they were forrrilng up a band for me in New York. I was In Rome at the time, ':"lth Norman Oranz' Jazz ol the P.llllharrnonlt: group. ''The State people, they aay I lhould eome baek to New York and be briefed on what to aay on the 1oodwiU tour but, pshaw, I dida.'t naed uy brl•flng. I kftew wbat to eay all the time," eampus Princess ~--~"'"' 16:25 POMEROY Mr:.· 6:00 My j'ri'!J'd Flkka T'hel•b 7 •00 HoDyWotid Summer 7:30 Pl.!ly,bOO~ of St:rrs 8 •00 The '{\lUgader H igbw;~F Pf:troJ 8.00 Undet'Currejt 9:30 Persinf To 'Person 10:00 Your Es:'i-0 ~eporter 7 .30 . Climax EW 'I'OBK - Jobn Birks Gtllesple, called Dizzy, Ia - a man (Jf many cyllndel'll who 1 •!,JOHN .POSY£8 DULLES 6·13 11 :06 Pre!lq Box 7:00 N • knotted lace , () 30 Strike It H1cb 1100 Vahant Lady 11 .15 Love of Life ll.SO Search for 1 'omOl"f''W 11 :45 GUidi~ Li!lht 12·00 Ray Milland Show ~ tJJ!.! W or.' d TuJ'DJr 12: 100 Johnny Carson Sbov• 4:30 Howe1)8'1'tY 200 Big Payoff 2 30 Bob Cro-sby Show 3 00 Bl"igbter D;~y 3·15 Secr-.:1. Storm 3 :30 Edge of Night 4 :00 Katie's Kitclt.<!n 4 :30 'fhe·.Eariy Show 6·10 Regil:fli¥ ' R~por1~ 10:15 Sports Parade 6 :30 my new ·' . ll :£m Weaflhercast 6:15 • Sl&rt On _ uated In June frllm Deniaoo Uol·l ltcad life guard on the Stude nt Ytlrsily, Grwnville, Staff 11t t.;r cc l! lak e thil ~; unu ucr and la11t w1ntcr t.aught M•r1t'tta M lsa Margaret Hoyt , who hiili High School M' nlt-r to lfWim wh!l spent the 1ummer at Gre~n Lake, h " . , e --•n , 1 1 th e Amer 1can 8 ap- slege e was a ttentl.lni Marietta C..:olW.,ICO•l.N ll!:fi-~oh~ltThoiU.'::u..,bo, . •ndboonllrl•n· t1at A.tsembl)' around&, vlaited M~. and Mn. M. C. Wilson, PorlJ -u ... briefly with her parenll, lhe Re,·. mo th Prln ,1 1 d M Ea Carroll BIWer IDd fiDlll.y. and Mrs. C. E. Hoyt and family K u ' ~ pa an ~·· . r 1 llr, aad lln. Paul Smart )eft before goiog tu Marietta College m ght and d•ughter, ~anly~ .sue &odar with thelr daqhter, Jeat1, where abe will be 11 St!nlor Coun- a~d C,hero le Blake enjoyed a PiC· for BoaWto, ·M an. where 11he will e1llor thhi year. Miss Hoy t, whu me at t~e New Havt: n \a r k . eater Aadover Newton Seminary has ~o-erved for two years as head h.M n George Dlbb~e. ClncinnatL, 11'1d ua t e wor • . MW Smart grad. lifeguard at the local pool was w o w.as the guest speaker Sun . · -.:...~;;;:;;;;;;~~::::::::::~:::::-:-~-• , day mormng at the Y1rst Baptid Church, was a week e~d gu t$ l of the Rev. and MrB. C. E Hoyt and rami! SOCIETY 8.00 ('~ptatn l(anguou 900 Go.rrrv Moore Dra(rtet lltOO News Head..'ines !OOSTEitS MEET TONITE The Pom eroy Athlf'tic BoosterR will have an important meeling tonight in the senwr hlgh school auditorium, accoNIJng to Elza Gils·oo more, president. Time of the meet· 1 6:00 ing .s 8 p m. __ 1 Remember , good hou•• · ~eep in sr is good Civil De· • 00 Comedy Time \My Little Margi-e Aunt Dru Show News Picture Sports Eye Les Paul and Mary Ford snoolty LansDn Show News Caravan Flatt &. Scruggs Crunch and Des Peoples' Choice Ford Thc .. tre Lux Theater You Bet Your Life 11 :3(} MIDDLEPORT FRIDAY THURSDAY 6 . ~~ Si~ On 7 .00 Today g 00 Co!fee Time 10 00 Hom~ l l 00 Tic:: Tac lJou gh ~ I : SO It could b e you )2 :00 Parson's Study l2:;;o Current 1 , ~;Q Tennessee Ernie 2 0'1 Matinee Theatre 2:30 3 00 3:15 3·30 4 :00 4 :30 oft & .plane tn Rome. Five, alx of them, he ·knew, but the rest were atranger.e. '·I knew they played modem mualc, 'though, so ft. was all l'lght," he added. Mollem 11 the aewoat name for bop. If you want to Jct\Ow what bop la, walt after IChoot. Dlzz.y himself doean't know what kind of music he playe. "You can't write or talk It," he said. "It'• like 'I loY8 you.' It don't mean anything at all, except the way it'l aald." : Anyway, omeaple and hi• warriors blew their way acrosa two contln•nta-and really gaued the eitlzene. In Athena, a awanfl ot Grecian studentt carried him around town on their ahoulden In wtld adoration--end thla,. mind you, during the aarne week the Greek• were demoMtrat1ng bitterly and vlolenUy against Americans and Brltllh. Thel"fl were preu conferenca everywhere, and Dizzy handled them with hla customary aplomb. I "In Pakletan," he recalled, "newemen asked me if the government had ordered m e to take th1a tour. •Son,' I replied, 'baclt In my cuUJttry, nobody orders you to do anything but pay your Income tax.'.',' He aaid they always were running Into Communist-pressured reporter'~ who tried to lever him Into dtn.ying thet't were racial trou• bles In America. "Sure we got problema, I told tbem," Dl1zy la.ld, ''but we·~ Iron· lng them out." One or Ida homegrown auggesllona being considered now by the State department is to haVtl aU groupa, _whether ba-ket· ball team• or vocallste, be mixed groupe when 1ent abroad. nam• WORTH. ALIV£ TOMORROW • WIT~ t\1~- C ALERT TODAY • • • 'l'HE FIRST TIME DIJ: IQW hl1 band waa when Its members flied 21. Attmlpt • e ·lriARI AND U8-Air Force ofTiolalll are laachlng another on ~aught ot "flying llllu~en-t'' aa the ple.net Mar• awinga to ita1 ct.Juea~ point to &a.rth In 32 yenrl'l. The red planet ht"l been pointed to lUI the IOUI'C8 of UFO'a (untdenlttJ:ed f'ylng objeeh ) In the put. Man S.uh• The Atr Force, whl~h keeps tab!! on the alghtlnl•• Of SavtCr u.ya the proximity of Man, plul'l a.tmn1phorlc condltlona on clear nights, can create the t\luelon of a 'App•aron cn1 myaterio ue glowmg objoct bobbong nntl weo..vlng l.n Ule 1ky. . There were expectations also of o rllf,h of reportl o.bout inlcll'gent beina:e: trying to l'nmrmmwate wrlh Lhe li:.trlh. 'thal'a wh;l.l ha.t pcntd (he laat Umc- MD.r:> w J.S ln so close to tl; w planet. lEV SIGN GUI I ~:~ ~::r:o~!a:!s There were other Hmes too, when there was shown other s ides d of your nature, that revealed k in · 1 liness, compassion, helpfullne•s and honesty. Those man y thing~ that m ost peo ple refer to a~ character. So the other eveninji! as 1 read of the honor accorded to vou anJ rem ember back I t'ho ugh . "It coulrl- ~ n't happen to n better g uy." I for one know what that badge meant t~ vou, the one' you wore so ' well duriilg 18lh years of pulice work I think th1t I know how yon must •have felt when just recently you had to lay it aside as just anothel' chapter in a long and useful life to the communtty. The new badge aecording to the article is of gold but I'm s ure that it can nevl:'r •have arty more lustre than t he man who now owns it . 8l'C8LIS(' the Wa!!Jer Wolle , rv-e known as a police officer w;rs all man . Small in ~tature 1 grant you but so big in many olher ways. I I Meeting Held ,· inr~tlents · 111(}:30 I {Jofio ·~ ~ victim ;,tl ! ; , ·}~~:~,llf,G;r;. P;,, it.>f· !icC Chit>f of'Pome"'J', Ohro IF DEVOTED TO INTEREST$ OF MI!IGS-.MASON "RIA -aKKARD S. OWIN · AN;:~!lclf.LITTIII · ' ._, . . ''- ' ' k . I The Daily Sentinel .. • -- -· --·· AT LAST-a uw lldDuude winter air-condi. dellblt llfltml that Jeut' home health and I!Hifort. 160. lndiriau..J tem.peratare control ia .-ell room-p)a1 over-elllhermettat eolllrol. Made only by Coleman-de1ivere!l'in a package complete. Join the thouAands o( lu'llPY U!K'rl who tnjoy the c:Bmfort of a betrer·beated home wilh Coleman Blend-Air. Come in loda:r. COMI IN-Sfi,;,IUY-SAVfl LOW DOWN PAYIIrtrr-UIY FHA TIEIIMS &I••• CONVENIENT RNANCING TERM& AVAILABLE i CHASE HARDWARE ,i , HAROI.D CHASE, MGR. ~ 5t, . Phone 6157-J • STUDEBAKER "SELLECTION" RALLY Don't wait 'til Nov. 6-.....-.--j 'Select your President-now!' I WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS 1956 ford Fairlt:'le 2 dr. F.O. M. Tha big motor. 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Phone 6045-J + car ihat will make your eyes bug out! 399 So. Third Street Ot.J:Mil, wonderful deals, too, on Studebaker Cbamploao; Studebaker Commanders and Studebaker Hawbl We mean bw;ineaa, so bring in your car aGd your regiBtra tion! Be ready to trade/ "' Low Down Payment Long Term Finantlng The 8e•l in S«vlce I ' ' Come in todaJI !'SELLECTION" CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS At )raffle Lluht in Middleport 295 N. 2nd Ave Middleport, 0. Middleport Stvdebaker Prtsldant Claulc . . , heW lllftr7 ...... l ...on~re~; t wheelbase in ita 6e1d (120}-i . _ ) belpa p,. t;be Pn>sidenJ Classic thesmoot:he!Jt, mo.t oomferiahle ride. Nn 210 hp, Sweepstakes E.ngine!IMUrellaparkllq ~ TOM RUE MOTORS '' ' ; �-----.- ' I I• I' .Local Teams Match Strengths With Eastern, Rut1a1HI Teams ,. • l::~r ·;~N'! v~ _- ~ ~ . •• . ' ... ·, !i~· Ale..·• M(>'lflr I lidlcfH r lh :~ :·rnning Fr uL1~ •tcght l'ol!l r·rol 11··~~·~1 to i~ulland lo Middleport YJ•ilnw JoH·kets wenl m•'l'l J1111 \'o•nnarl·., tuugll lkl t hrou~h ht•. 1n ~er \ mm:tg1• ~ ,,j,,:1, i 1 , 11 :ul.· \lc rldlt•port w~~ lt·~tP<l last n ight .'r~ bt~lh rmo rle final i)n' · unokr 11 ' t I r•:1t., by ll ar(,l'l l J) .J(l paralions fo, !hPir 19~ fnutldll dill I', I· ·1 111 r· l \'I'll i c r:lil\':l1 I]H·rt' wa .• n'l anv qu<'."l . - - - - - - - - - - - - , · IJ• · II :r1 t-:: l,t· r l';i ulhL•r or . .l :k·k r·l tilll 'j ' ·11: 11 lit··' dnn'l havt ;1 trou~h np ~· rwr <>II l'riday mg :1 1. A. 1 LhoudJ !), ,, ~ opPQnents. lh t' W;r "fl>.m<r .Jo'aln;JJb aod- tht" Pt. Plea· '•:11 11 B~~· H'<r('kH I}Oi.t h•~>t wt•e.k in 1h•·1r ru ol gam a;;, all indicat.Wn~ :1r. 111 .11 lhP tw11 M<~.~on C'.-ount r L1· a1m h;1u• well bMIIlncf'il t~·•rm s. I ar :d wlil hp n•ally tuLq~hi['s for lhl' local tt•;onh By PA UL M. CLIFFOR.C Th(' J>om t.•ro 1 Panther!. 11 nd th>· For All Your ,QM!IY6 ! t 1 I I SUPPLIES \l i $25.95 up * 8HEU.S (iUN CA~F.S GWI Clellllng S..ppiiM HUNTING BOOTS VBSTS*PANTS *COAT~ THE SPORTS CENTER Mill St. . - · · ·~ - · -· - --·· Middleport - --- Out at Ruthnd Co.chM Cilo and Ve nnari let tt..lr dubs battle it owt in mklfiet• with neither miiJ,i · ing any goal line .ttempts •s tfley Uuod!: stric;tly to straight ~tNII in an aHempt to Ira. wt their offense and defel'lll8. Clio _ atlll : wasn't certain lul-l what his line· up will JiM qelmt the Falcons of ~~~~WTII, but all indlcatioiiH are 1 the.t on oHense it could be Larry Wilckrnwth, T1~ B~e or S. T. Jotmton at the ends with Milton Lambert and big Rich Barnhart I at the t lilcklet., Jerry Davi1 and G•ry 1..-nitz •t the wua.rd• and Flip Werry •t cent•r. In the back field l1e will prl.tbeblv ifO with Don S mith at quarterback,. . Rodney I S,.ncer and Ccmny Morris at ' halfbacks with big Junior Hawthorn• at fullback . Wahamn l11.~ l ttY a 27-18 score to a good 11 nt! su rpt·ising Ravens· wood tc•11m. and in tlw contest the Fakon s showctl lhut they have one of the bt'st hack ~ in lhls area In 185 pound Rosrot• Sprouse and ... ...... .. .. . . ,,_.... ........ r •· • ~ ' "· ,. '. I l' Redlegs Wh;p Giants To Keep Pate In Torrid National Race . .. f,. "'·I .' .. .. - ...-~ \ li -~~.i,-.,8-~ ~~,~.~~~·,:p -'-~~~ t~ •ss- F-igh-t R-esults Bv UNITED PRESS ":.::7 .,."~·· I rNd;<n~ A "Chtl.o.lrl:'ns diet'' wa s g:1L·n ltt• M111 . Wnjj:h.t The birth· <.lily:; uf Mrs. t.;len Thumpson, Mrs. ! E1·er(>\t Tracy. Mrs. Gf'l'al d Kelly. Mrs. I'IHI \V i,L·. and Mrs. Helen L e. lt fht•it werl' obsernd. Two conte.~t oi'Cn' condu rtt·d by th e hos tl!ssr.s with 111izes awanled I n Mn;. Ric h.ard Karr Sr. and Mr~. Lloyd · · Ev:.:ns. Ml'!. Gheen and l'hildrcu I nnd Sue Tr.IICJ' . The anniversarv of the cl ub wi ll : be celebrated at the next me-eting . r at th~ horne of Mrs. Gerald Kelly j with Mrs. Glen Thompson as cu· , hostess. A potluck d.lnner wtil ilt' served wi th the hostesses serving l the dessert and lirink . Pl• Rochester 3 Miami 0 8 I :=_-:=::_:-:__::_ < ,.~:f.:-•· S!Yl£ pARADE OF I I I Tllat meBJJs - ~ This is fine trading time. Your present c:u Is at peak value. And with today's low Buick prices and high volume-you11 pt a deal that can't be matched. So why put all any longer the e2:eltement of bossing tile mightiest VB In Buick history? Why not Btart enjoylng todtlv the terrific perfonnance of Buiolt'1 Variable Pitch Dynaft~•-with Its double-actioo getawayP IMHN trMI•In ollow•ce. . the biggest-selling big car of t¥1? . Come In today tO enjoy the best ~r­ lng money can buy-at a bargain you'll boast about for years. IBN JUST A ('.000 Pt.ACE TO TIIADE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~::;:;::;:;:;:;;:;il AT PICKENS IN MASON CITY AND POMEROY M'ORE ..-..·.~>· ~~·· c'.·~-· - · ·" ~ • 'j MORE . · • . •..-.. _ ,, J•m., • 1Qt rfg!1 now oworoc~c,., .,. real soonJ .... ..... FURNITURE l:i Ou The Brt.hlesl CM- 1:! !:j 500 E. Main St. A~ p " ..... .. ~· ~-·- ·-~ BETTER DEAL Karr & Von Zandt HEW fALL STYLE • $43.95 OTHER RADIANT HEATERS · BATHROOM HEATERS ...... $4.29 Ill' transmission yet dewloped-ancl the enly f1111t ,..., ..,..., will! lito poot to lorbltl JOU ... switch·pltch p1rfarmance and gat Mvl. .t of lho ""'don ..-wo •rlablo pitch propol.... Style 831 Temco Hos 20-Year Warranty 70,000 BrU wllh Automollc Controls -:- •, -~ '-·--- -- _,... --~·- ·---- .. ......,Y,omo , - 7$71~azm ! \ -I Reed Sr. ga,·e a paper on "Soil i,, our heritage." 1 Rofretbmentt; were n ·rved by : the ~ostesses at the do~r ol the mel:'tmg. The next meeting will he held at the h~me of Mrs. Geor~e H . Park~ With Mrs. H. B. Smith :1.. co-hostess. • • United MethOdJSf . I uuurd ot~· I~CIO D-- Meeting /s He/d ' 1 I J1net Christy 1 J anet Christy, daughter of Mr .. and Mn>. Garre1t Christy uf near 1 Tuppers Plairu. entered Otterbein Sunday, I 1 CotleliCe at Westerville, . Sept. 9, ror the Freshman Orienta· I tion period. Full schedu~ of j clashes will begin Thursday. I MIS.> Chri51)' wa, valediew..;an I of this yeor's graduating class of : Ol ive-Orang"' High School at TUP. f pers PlAi ns and wa awar:led a scholarship ' from Ott~rbein Col· : lege based on her scholastic I .' .achJnements. to1 ma· j i B · She expects j G Ed ' o.r .n URtness. an . enera . · U('at1on. She wtll resJI!c al Kmg Hall during hH Freshman year. Mr .and Mrs . Chri.sty aecompan· ied th~ir d<Jughter to Ott.ert.rt'in, whert: they attended thr> reception l held on the campus ]awn for paf· 1 With . . purche• of one con of IPS CIIAISPAI Varnish (llfiY tin) Of the- ~ular price, ,.u pt .n•IMr con {toll'le ilu) ...olvfillr NIL luy thJ1 .u..,..,.a Varnl1h .... __... floon ...~ ... furNiure. fCIIt dryl"l· ~ • won't tuotc6t ... ,.., white. ONIOUAII........,,._ s-od QuoOI fill 0NEPIHI·....... ,.. . '"""" '"" nn ~ 'Ill . . Mrr.. Harry P. Smith chu tr·mln . presided when the Offir.al · 1:\t)llr<i or thP Unitpd Methodis t C' hurC' h met Monday evening II\ th E' churrh . Prayer by Mrs. 'Smith a nd group 5inging o_f the ''doxol ogy" opcn Pd th e m e~tmg. It wa s volf't1 t.o send ID TLe Heart Olllaloa CJty a gif_t to t~e men who filled the Pbcme SP·S·5SS4 pulpit. dunn g. the He v.' F::.Lgf'nt' Cl' ty B d aea twn. It wasaid<~ ,sn torown haves vthe hearing alvot"' the •;·"~ls~•~•~d~f';•~sh~m~'~"~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;:::;;::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::::;;::;;:::;::;;;:::;::;;;:::;::;;::;::;;::::;:;~;::;;;:::;;:::;;::;;::::::; church repaired. Rev. Brown spoke un the new magazine," Together" and disptay. ed a copy. It was decidii'd to send each eontrlbuting family of the ehureh th is magazine. The fall di-;. trict conference which will be held <;t Juckson, September 27. begin ning at 3pm with an cvening S('~· ~io n, w~s announced. HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Mason • w• v·a • M. . IS910nary Mrs. Arllna Reese entertained lhe Mt. Moriah Baptis t Missiunary Society th is past week and g:~ve a re port of the- meeting of thr> Pl'OV· idt'nce Association in Glouster. Mrs . Ka the ryn Payne, president. was in charge of the meeting and a standing \'ote of thflnh was extended lo Mrs. Re ese for her re· port. Mrs. Carril' Cassel] lf'd lh e devo tiona l service with the members parlicipaling. Plans were mad e lo present a m i s~ionary pro· g ram al th~ c'hurr'h on month ~ whrn there is a fi fth Sunday. The- O('tober !ling will he ht•id on the firsl Thursday and Mrs. Fred Jaehon will have the devotio nal service. Rt.'fre~hm ent.s of sandwkhes, dessert tnd koolade were served to the- mernU r r; and two guests : Mrs. Mary Sharon ani:! Miss Nan Barnette. COAL HI!ATERS ONLY $39.95 to$119.95 Exp•rt Ialrtlilatlou & Coavenleal Terms -SPECIALMARTIN 50.000 BTU GAS FLC)OR FURNACil.GUABANTEEDlOYEARS $124.50 A Starry MIDNIGHT Yo11ng People At Conference Mrs. C. E. Hoyt and a group of young peaple from the First Bap· tist ChurC'h attended the Baptis t Vout·h Training Conft-rence at R:o Grande Saturday. Jean McCO}', president of the South Central Ohio Bapti st YouUl Fellowship District. rresided and Alex Ekessor, Granvill e. Stat~ Bapti;,t tY&uth wotr.er, wa~ tht> · main speaker. Mrs. Hoyt taught a class on "¥1i'thod and Organizational Procedure for Councill ors and· Sunday School Teachers". Tb.e ail-day session wt~s divided into works, ho.ps on recreational and religious training programs. Attending from Middleport were Kit N!'al , Edward Kitchen, Gail and Diana Stumbo, Phyll'i5 Stanley, Make your own Shoe A cluster of rhinestones gleam like lllan on tho mldalght blaek beouty of this rich kid suede •hoe. It's the PVer~wonderful pomp, loveliest shoe sHbouette. high of heel, wllh the most graceful vamp line ever. $1 DOWN • ·SOc WEEKLY Only $4.95 Sugar-butter) So good on pan· cakes anti waffles! So eaay for you to make! Cream W. teaspoon cinnamon together wilb 2 table!poons of buuer and 4 tablespoons of ARBUCKilS BLAlTTHARAUTO CO~ . . - WHERE YOU GET A POMEROY, OHIO 50,000 BTU wtth automatic controls $183.15 60,000 BTU wllh Automallc Controls All MULl ,Utcl: W I _ . , . . ' LS * $145.95 on~ •.xtro-s TUity Olld Berte, . . . f"'dou1 SUPI!tt. 1 OLDSMOBILE 20,000 BTU Heart-Gio HEATERS $16.95 up Loulae, C~~==~ Mn. ,.S. H•YM, Mrt. H11yes, Mn. Jull&on Whit~, ~ Everett Barhner, Mn. Beubtit While. MrJ. Pearl Holtman, . . .tBernard Fultz, Mu. Arthur IAtHL m• Humphrey GAS HEATERS •n,. you ..... ..,. .....,., ft••• ... ~ Soc"efy HeatS j ''''"m•• ,, ohio • Meet Reported WiUi.am Darst, senior at Ohio State University; Patricia Baker, so phomore at Musk ingum Co!legJ!; Mourning. Univ•,-,ily , . y, . ·. State Hu yt, senio r BUY YOUR Temeo Wall Furnaees- A Iuick always _ ,.. high. lut lho '56 lllllct will wtlen pu trade It llecau• hltltiY•·newVarl•l• Pitch Dynaflow.• lt'o tloo MOot aolva-d --- Mrs. Taylor had a :'!Joy. 1elty Demorutration Pi<rty at the r home of Mr.s. Paul Haptun.:stall : Monday Prize 3 were award ed !u Mrs. Ch fford Ha yr• The hostess &ervKt a dessert course to I G~TMORE $169.95 -~ $299.00 BAKER --...:.. I Pomeroy Garden Club Makes A Tour Of Mrs. Ed Boer's Hillside Garden PAY LESS %5,800 BTU Gas Floor Furnaee .... $130.70 35,000 BTU (;, Floor Furna<e .. $H6.70 50,000 BTI,J Gas Floor Furnace ... $167.40 70,00 BTU Gas Floor Furnace .... $196.70 20.000 BTU T •mco Space Heater .. $39.95 30,000 BTU Tcm co Space Heater .. $4U5 40,000 BTU Temco Space Healer ... $59.95 45,000 liTU Terneo Space Heater .. $142.95 With Aul<lmalle Controls cwt ma 1M Sp«:faa, hlg~-p • MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE -- I The Rev. Clarerr.oot E. Huyt, pastor of the F irst Baptist Chllrch. recogn ized the young peopl-e .of h is cortgrt»gali.Gn ~o are attendinJ; schools of various types •t a recent service. Those recognited were Je an Smart, enrolled for graduate work <it the Andover-Nev.1on Seminary, Boston; John Hoyt , ministeri :1l stu dent at Colgate-Roehester Seminary; Nancy Hartley, gradua te or the Holzer Hospital School of Nursing. $3.95 ·-·~- 1 I Temco Gos Floor Furnoces and Space Heaters luicll prlno otart riFt nlot • ,.,.. tJI tile omall•• caos. But th010 Iuick 4tllooll lilly P" 1 whole of a lot more aut••teb•• • .., ~ nore pow•rthrlll, ntore styftng freshn111, mire ide otablllty, mo111 ...IIdlty of llructu,.....o .... lulcll ,.,_ . . .....w.,_.............,., Ill BAKEB FURNITUREIIII In Varied Sizes, White & Pastels HEATING HEADQUARTERS . •N.., Adt>rmotd Variable ruch tJIIfUIItow u 1M onlv l>vMflow hick bulld. tcJdau. lt ir atandard on 80ad1RD1i'.,, SelpH mad CeRIUIJt---oJI(Wriul fJl modelt ROOMS Of f:l Hew F11rnlture ~ FOR I ner Ia Middleport Dress Shirts - • .-. •) 1 Students Win R,ecognition From Pastor MANHATTAN * /JorJaiJZII JJqy whim you can make a bonanza buy On enjoy the freshness oJ Buick sty!ms; the fabul~us Buick rid!!- !:j 3.95 to 5.00 IS TI-lE TIME TO PLAN FOR YOUR HEATING HlfDS--4 .GREAT HAMES IH 'GAS HEATING: HEART-GLO HUMPHREY *MARTIN TEMCO -becouM your prftlftlear. h •• Itt peak v•lue right now. And ....._oo with Joick oo solloolly Ht as Amerlctt'• H.. S " " s.u,,....ur biiiH sales volum• pemlfl ua to meke you an -.. )\l'hy wait to Ill Voried Sizes and Colors ' . ~- I NOW! -I .. I Smart bu)ll ait bi ieasoii: 2 Adult T1c:k.ts Admit Carl THURSDAY & FRIDAY AnM lnh!r Sttve COchran CARNIVAL STORY • (In Techneolor) --als&• U. 1*. 0. A True Sd•nce Story UNIDINTIFIED PLYING OBJECTS On Spot Jllllmtt. .• KP-pt Frnm You. , .TM Public ..Till NOWI Cartoon - HOW TO BE A DETECTIVE MANHATTAN PE .C I I I ... PAMILY NIGHTS Styled By ' Mn . Harold Rus~ell and' Mr• .John H,allanan . Hu ntln,Wa, w I Va ., Mft. Stella Week, LaCret-enta.l A. dessert course waJ sn-ved hy Calif., 1nd J4rs. Ed. Huber were the hcntetlietl to thoU: name-d .11bov r l guests when Mrs. J ohn Chate aM· and Mz11. A. V Howell . Mrs. A H i~ted by Mrs. Earl Oli\·tr entt'r- B1nz,: , Mrs_ Jacob Mees. Mi9Kes Aug· lDined the ~aughters of_Ruth da ~> u!ll~. Lucretia and Adll Gt'nheimcr, i uf the Umted Mt'thodt st ch llf'l'h.l )1r~. C. E W. Downie, Mrs . Jacu U 1 Monday afternoon ut her h OOit', Glne-tkm•r . Mr~ . Geor;;•· 11 J'arkt·r .:.nd M 1 ~~ L~diil Ebersb.ar:h . 1 Wt·he Terrace. The meeting In charge- ol ).'r~ ~i.nnie Neutzli~ viet' prts iden:. Tht• IH' _mel:'ting will be held ope-ned with deYo tions by Mrs . o at th ~ ho.me of Mu s Nt:l le 11nJ H. Myers who had for her tOpic.'· Cl11ra Bm g wcth Mn . 0 . H. MyerJ:> f>eac e - government under God." a s co- hostt>~s, on Monday Octohu Stvt-nteen member s and the ~:uest~ Is. Bulci<SuPEA · 6-Po»enQ&r 4-Door Riviera Janet CllfJs.ty . , , · :Ent~rsC'dli~ge 'lt;· ... reJponded to roll c•IJ wllh a var ~ I At Ott tkn suggeRtioo. er be'In ·~ A tour of the garden on the hlll back of the Edward Baer ho me, M-Ulberry Av~. was nwd c when Mr~. Bner, assisted by Mrs. Roy Betting e nterlalned the PomerO)· GardeD dub, J..tonday aflj!rnoon at bt-r home ~hich was d ecorat~d throughout wLih arrangements IJ! flowt:t.s. _ . . . Mr9. W~lham B. Downc~ pre 9t· dent, pres1ded at the meellng ~nd report:- were g1 ven . by ,t~e C!~lt eomlluttee and by Mus Lydll Eb .. r· sbac~. delegate and athers who ~~~lemde11 ~be workshops at t he stat convention. The flower arrangemen ts ~or1hc day was made by Mf's. BetJ:mg us· ing roses and smcpdra~r:ms in ;: . M rs. T"crysta I eont am~r. •""Od m·c ~--- ··--·· ---- - - ·-- ifP()f(TSHI.HJ'B ·, E . ,._t,rta·in ' . Class On Monday - THE AUTUMN MON'I'H OF SEPTEMBER IS THE MONTH TO SAVE! 2 BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU .- ' ',.·flfit------. !lid ----· H\JIIBARD f:l !:! Phone 197 I I lrl&n Donlevy - HORRORTHI! Cltllfi'ING UNKNOWN Clr190n MOTHIR HUBA Dependnble Slnoe 1872 ~~vc•rell K1• \l)o, Mt:s. TrHcy nnd M n•. Ail en Eil~ hm:,:t:r .. lo llr!W\'d Wl lh lhe Lord \ Pt•aye r til unhrrn. During the business st•~$io.n reports of tht> ~L·c rdar) and tht• fi•Jw . er fund eommillce wer1· g. l't'n. :\l n Lou Oil:'hl w;h elt'Cl ~ d as lli'l':-.Jdent ; Mrs. MP rl1 n Trat·y, \'il'l' pr,·· si dent ; Mrs. Lloyd 'V rl!! hl. seep• i.) Ytll Johnton Spe-ncer Tracy A GUY NAMED JOE -ol- Jlero I• omnrt styio with built·iD solid comfort. Conorouoly cut ... with tho famous Faultl0011 waist· llend thot leta you h-r·•·•·t-h-e and the famous .....,1.., Super Sc•t. The world'o most comforl · lhle pajama-perfect for lounging and $3.95 & 1leeping. Sanforized. of co~rse. I L••t¥• 1 Fauftfeaa PAJAMAS! ., : . ,J ~: 11."\. ,• ._ -~·-< ., Of ficers. Elected At Meeting .-.' ''' .'. ·'·. ·'1<•··.·-,cr ,,, ' ho•l'"'".; . PI New tho;. ••r.~r• ~ •• .,;,. . . Off1cN1 wt>re clel'terl when th" ~ry <tnd Mrs. Charles Diehl , trea ~. ' a11<1 Mrs. Dana OIJYer. Mu. lew· Laurel Cliff tktter Heulth cluh urer met Monday e~ening .lit thr h :!ln~ I Thank yo u card!! were receive-<! ri'nce Smith, MNr. Jame" Gilmore, of Mrs. Lo u D1ehl Wllh Mrs. ( ha.· frnm Mrs. John Diehl and Mn. Mrs. Robert Bowen Mrs. Qr·vill~ les Di!!hl as co·h ostes~. Ern..!st l'r.~Wdl for flowers sent 11 ' ... . • d•JJ l!:ichin•er Allen, Mrs. Pl'arl Park er, Mn. Ira Mrs. l.l rwu Wn J<:h1 pt'l''l• knl. ' ing 1llnc·~s · · · Ail"n ~ pre~itlt•tl «1-lh l' melliiu:I w!Jid! ll l)':'ll wa ~ ~~PIH 1 :dl i.ll ,<~ 1 , 1 ~1:! V.ctr~~ns: Wl'llm<~n , Mrs. Clifford Ja'-"Obs, t·d with POL'Jn.s 011 St-Jt~r.:rulrer giv•:n Hosplt.JI, Chr !JCI Ih e and P card I , b)· Ml's. ~rliu 'l'racy. Mnl. f:C'I'll ld was st' nl to Jum . Mrs. V..Ilii:lm Soulshy, Mn;_ l v<' All even! That's what the Ood,g- after he had beatrn the Dod gers IIONut..,U LlJ - Stan Har ri ngtor. , Toc·onto 4 Montreal 2 1$ inns, ge rs ·and Braves were today 1Cter I :wt'ven limes, put tht.•m bac k in 138 games - e"J:('ept maybe Bmo.k-1 fir st place fm the fir st time since l451f.!. Honolul.u , drew wi-th Miclr.ey i ....... lyn h.as the edge beeause of tkat I Apr-il 28. Playoth valanl old ve teran, Sal Maglle, I Milwaukrp :md Brooklyn meet 1\:nrthrup, 14P/4, Los Angeles 10 who comes right out ud admits for the last time Lh i -; year lod&y Scheni!ciad:y t .Mleatown 4 The YanXees remained 11 games he told .a lie. wllh Lew Burdett':! oppu.li ng n The happy . perspiring MQilie let Newco mbe. in frollt ln the Amerkan J.At,&ue Reading 7 Biqhamten ti lhe lie uut of the bag T,ues.day Cincinno.:ti rip perl the _9.!a nt~. race - if anyone can stUl ca1l It night amid the tremendous jubila· 11·5, and now is only tw o gam('s that - by he~ the la.st..pl•ce Lion t hat fnllowe dhis 4·2 victo,y ~mov.cd from r :!·~ t place. Ted Athletics, !M. HaD): Bauer bit his Play..,, , over the Milwaukee Br,tvet. Tbe lunewsld , EU ll~ile)l and I<' rank 24th and 25th homers while· Yogi triumph , Msg1ie's lOth stnae com· R.obinson all homered in the Hed· Berfa drove in tw.o r-una with his Minneapo!ii 2 lndianafolis 0 ing to the Dodgers from C)f'v.e.\~uld leg triumph , credited to relievN 281h humer. Omaha 10 Denver 8 last May 17th, bo~ted Brooklyn Art Fowler, and those three hom· into a. first place tie with Milwau- ers; gave Clncy a total of 20l f.or kee ...:.. and well, the kiddiftl, jubi· the aeason. IA.nt atmosphere was such that a I guy couLd admt to a whopper . Rohi~~~~~:O~o!;: :-:0~~ 3Sth "When I first came over bere (to( -the year and it tied the maj ot from Cleveland," MaKHe .said · In teague reco!"d for a rookie sr-t .by between congratulatvry h ij n d.- WBlly Berget' of the Roston shakes, "I told Randy Jlldtaou Brave~ in 1930. Bailey's belt, u that all I wanted to l!lo Wa» :wia 8'rand-slam wallop, w&s his 2~th 10 games. But I was lying • .now homer of the y{car and it mad e I want more" the Red legs the fir st tt>am in rna· TAI.ICS .. Take $500 In adtlition to seattering eight jor league h istory w ith fiv 1! piny · in cash and bag a bargain hl\5 and striking o ut six batters, ers bnasting 25 ur more hom ~rs. the 39-y~ ar old Magl.le rapped Klus1-ewski has 35, Wally Pnsl 29 worth $600. Yes, it can happen Dodger nemBSis Bob Dutil f4c a anct GltS Bell 25 _ to you. You find the bargain. two-run nngle in the fourth lQ put We s upply the cash .. Repay the Brooks ahear;l for &ood. Homers by Ken Boyer anti Bob· 1 by Del Greco hr.lped the Cardi nal.~ later. Terms to suit you. Fir•t Off luN strengthen their grip on fourth Loans Subjed To Our Magli~ was n,icked for Eddie place with a 5·3 victory over tht• Prompt Approva,J , · 1 k 1 u 1 }( t Math~ws' 3ttil ibootJ" J~ the sec- Philtie,s. On {h. I ense 1t 1s c e Y ta 1 . . nd J Ad ,_, 311th also h~ \'I' ;J ~ood ImP and a good Dale LongiJ and Frank Thomas ·~ E:rnest Covert, Mgr. ,', 11 01 , N .1 1 p 1·al'i Ed"ard 5, w1ll move ond Lnmng a oe eoe,. s pas ~1 n g ,<tt.o• k wt lh uiJ 1\ r.r ea anr , in the [\iot.h but .Loth -bWw~ came hit b a.ck·to-ha r.k homers in ,f he domg the ltu.,wmg iuto th <> l1n t· ~t tackles With _1om ··th ...... b t .... ll d" Kt'll~ l'll l!ltn~ 111 at end. Hartmger " 1 a.se• i!Qlp Y· ..,.11 o e.es eighth and Hub Cle mente came ......., through w ith a run-scoring siqgl(' I Midd\r·porl Coach will . definitely bt' at safetv on de-l homered for Brooklyn. Down at · The victory, Bro()klyn 't f'i r.'lt at in the ninth tu give t he l'irat ~s [ Char lie ~kDort:•ld h:.t d hi~ forceS" fen !iP. the expenR! o{ Buhl this 4le.ason workirtg uwr ll rttc a~ ttwy prepar· a 4-3 decision o~e_r_t_hoC·-" "- '·- ___ =~=-========-=-========-;::=;==ed for thr· invasio n (Jf Uob Shl'tl· zer·.~ !'t l 'lr·a~ant Hi~ B\a('ks. Point h1·ld pow• rful ll unlin~ton Ea ~t Lu uHiy (I 20.12 tkl'i >iHn, and the Hlacb cunw lo Middl~porl wi th th ~ !'l'pulalion of having on e I of the u .. st hig h sdwol f uotball t. teamli in 10("1 1 cirdl!5. Shert7.cr has two Vf' leran and big backs in Ja<"kie Herrig and l'ell! Youug, and flas a big, mobile line up fr ont with plr nly of reserve .~trength. Th e Pl. PleQ ~a nl line prohuLiy will BVl'rage over 185 pountl~ pt'l' man, so th e .f)tC· kt•1s in ~Pit" of intt'l'll~ t·d s-i?l' wi ll he Jm(! ]y ou l weighed . McDon•lll still w11n't d.finlte as tu hl 9 llf&rlng lineup , but has hit c.holces down to 13 or 14 plavers. Indication, art" th•t Jim Bowlts and Ed Mc£'ome1 will start at ends with Steve Bailey IMinq pl•nty of "rvlce. Bl1iJ 2'24 pound Tom Clark and Geo,.. Miller will be th• tackl8fl with Dave Stover and either Junior Rowley ur J ohn Ketchta at the guards. from Rowley he.~ been thifted I qvarh-rback to th• llmt. Mike Erwin will bt tt unttr. In the back· field Dave Hlndy will opeon at quarterback with Bob Nelson •• one- halfback •nd Junior Ktnnr-dy I at fullback. The other helfback •lot It still a fltht be-tween S•nlor Lari'Y l•wb and Fruhman Davr Hartinger. r ., . raelice 'Braves,Dodgers· ne For -- - - - - - PO~IEROY ~r ~ 1 lI .. • · ..•' ' Lc:um:IC/ifiBetterHeafthC/ub .. eporl, omeroy n I• ·· · ···- -- · -·-· - ·' s•' I ' .. -. ...,., • { ), ,. l l t ! - .... -. ,_.., Now you can own 11 attractin ud useful thiu Cabinet that can be used io yuut ltitctlen, Dinette or ewen yeur Dlnin& Room. Construcled ollleavy steel aad lin.ithell ia biked white enamel. Twa etched-glass doors to display your cllina and alassware; laJle, divided cutlery drawer an• tw~ spacious lower cotnpartmeRts lor all yollf linens 11111 blll!ll;ets. Truty an all-purpose: cabinet Jt a sensationally lew fiGe . Come In to_a, ... pboJt ... or mail coapon. - . ij /(1 .• 64 Inches HIG''H. 30 Inches WID'., I 2 Inches D~t:!i 11; '( " MASON FURNITURI �- ll l 6-Dail,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .; St·pt. 12, 19~6 OJI;E WANT ADS BY CHUCK KROUSE IF - ~ ot .l'l.t&DIU Ali.G ~pt'dal Ntr ~ of Eveotl prwted at relf\l lar classified natl-'.a. Obuuanet publisbed et 1 «at per word. ~ I IOWA CITY. IOWA, UP - Forl'st Evashev.s ki's coachin& ambition that of bri ngi ng a "winning" You have somo~thing To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A DGily Sentinel Display Ad ar Want Ad be Your Representative. I · - - -- -- - - - - They Get Results - f•~-sa i~IOIK:crr i;i;;j;i;ii;-~-;;jii-i·iiiiiiiii~ C1' Notices CRAB ArPLE:Si ---St., Pomero}·. Phone 159-X. jl The undersigned Is offering for 9 10 3tc GOiid t:Jcan Ust' ·t. un sale the following furniture and . All Make8 amd ModeJ-persona1 property to-wit: 1930 FOR SALE:, Ll'W I~ Hun ~ properly Dodge automobl'le . Breakfast set at Langsvl li f'. 1ucsd ay, S~pt._ 11 k.i.tchen cabinet, oil cook. stove, a t 10 P.m. at offJCC!'I of 0 BnC>n . AUTO SALES kitchen table, dining room suite Sale ~ nc(' not ] C~;s than $800 lo ~~~~~~'!"'1111111111111111111111111111111110. living room suite, 6 dining rovm the h lg hesl tndtler. 9 8 2tc ~- _ I METRQF•OLITAN z beds chairs. ond ---·· -- - - ~16 spr'"''· For Sale or "(rode 2 dressers. 1 chest , 3 rug s, Two PiL'Cc hin~ room s1•it $35.00 ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ Other misceHaneous articles 136 South Sl·cond St., Middle- CORNET in good cond..tion. W~1 Persons desiring to s.ee- salcl perport. 9 8 3tc L.rat!c (or l}' P•~writer. Call Hosonal property can call at the . : - . - - . __, bert Stt.-wart, M1•su n. S p ruce residence of the late Thomas W. HAY FO R SA Lt .. Oats , Straw._ 50Y· 3-5378. 9 lO 3tc Wagon deceased Letart Fall~ bea ns, Dr !llval milk e,ln lifter. --·---· Oh.io. • ' _Jo~n StoJJt , ll a r ri.~onvillc. 1l-B·3t.p erml'l of sale : Ce.sh. AROUND THE FOOTBALL CAMPS OF TOP TEAMS IN MIDWEST UnitH Pn-sa Spol"h Wrltv I FOR SALE · Tt·mt·" g "s floor f urnace, 50,000 HTC . Automatie 11nd control, $60.00 blowtor !'hone 6288-J . H 10 Jtr S m <~ ll lluu.w Partly furnish· ed , lll'Wi y decorated, garage. AI ~ ~ · twu -4 roum and bath apartnl<'ltb ~ u1tabl e for two. Call 6009 ll 11 6tc 5-Room house With bath , full brut•menl , :J.:i acre of land, large garage a nd othe1· b ui.ldings. See ~Uef· 2 eenuo per wons. one &aJ . W. Hoffman , Chester. IIIUOIL ¥Gumam rJw&e :tae.9 11 :itp ' c:entl per word for tt.re. eoa MCUt.ive lnaertlou FOR SALE - CVT FLOWERS, lltdU--One uumth for 2D ceota large mu ms, porn poms, asters, ~ · Wotd. gladiolus. Spring flowering I r"!l'U •"1\e ot Z. Cf:UQ pe:" WOI'O ..W bulbs. 626 Hi gh Strc• ·t, Middle·.,e cU&rted for adve.rtisin.l: if not port. Phone 6139-Y. 9-5-6tc paid .'or before the ~th of each ONE CHlLD'~ Brown suowsu il, moath followiDJ !Hcrtioo.. size 3, One portable washer. I rnn w AdvtsrU.s1n.&-5boll.ld brReason able , lnt] Uire Mr ~. E. R. reported Unn.;~ato»1. 'I":le Daily Foreman, 208 Buttern ut Ave., St"Dtine.J will not be responsible P orn~:< ru y 9 10 2lr b mon t.h.u one mcorrect ln· ( (oothall team to Iowa, is apparently al lellst a Y< ;~r away. 1 M u~ t followers feel Iowa will be lucky If It .salvages tour victories in it s ni n t game sc h L"-1 ule. Ev•~ hev ski , himself , sai::l today he hasn't "!:IllY ide<~ " huw the Hawkryes will fmi sh. His pessim is m IS not without reason. Las t 1 year was to h.av<' • been the big yea r in Hawkeye footba ll fortun(:s with s uc h names as Cal Jones, J erry Reic how, Eddie Vincent and Earl Jones. The team fin ished with D record of thrre wins, five losses and onr lie. It consistently faded In tht" fourth quar ter after battling club~ like Ohio Stato, Michigan and Notrc Dame on even terms. 14 Lett..-m.n Abient .-¥' Evas hevski minus 14 men from that tea m. The Ji.S indudea Cal Jones, who won A-llAmerica honors at guard; .i'fteichuw, most valuabl e player in the East - West Shrine game ; '>1,the other th.ree members of the lirst team backfield, and several ';J.Inemen. J > I I fs Jet" Frant Bloomquist, Evy's "best lineman" has mla,ed severa1 pracof a le& tice seuions bncause infection. Tackle George Kress, a 23~ pounder, has never lived up to expectations a 5 result of injuries spread OV£!~se~so('. Evashevski said"lJJe "fa.c o experience and the lack of depth." will be the !)jg hanrtlcaps of the 1956 team. MADAM MARY Gift..t ,..ader aNI advltor, krwtwltodgr i1 ~r, charachr Is c.apltol, bralrts are money-,- a vlalt to me will H of l~nM value to you, ~n1ewrs all quationa, reading tuaranteed Of" no char,e, with thia ad and h.llf you ar• entitled to a complet. f11ll lif• r•adlng, everyone wet. O,.n daily 10 AM to come_ 11 PM. LM.tt.d 5th house from Flamingo Cll!._, Rt. 7 Ka,._u .... Ohl ' -· Sybil Ebersha~.:h. Administratrix W cs t i ng hou sl" Etrrtrir t{A NGF:.J $50.00. U!l2 High St., Mirldleport -·- --- -- --~ with the Will Annexed of lhe EsPhone 63i:2-X. 9 12 3tr : 1\frn , Womt·n and Couples to traio tate of Thomas W . Wagner, de- -----for Mulci m1• nagcmcnt and opceased. 9 8 3tc HOLSTEIN DAIRY AUCTION era tiu n. Only matured wiU be MADAM MARY FRIDAY, SEPT. llst at I:OO con- hf' con sidt•red . Age 25-59. GHted read.:r and advisor, kn ow- JO miles east uf Athe n ~. on ruute Wri tl· Natwn nl Mot el Training, ledge is power, character is cap9 10 3tp liO to 32Q, thrD11gb f:uy.wi lle 1 . lm·:____ Hoi. bra ins are mon ey, a visi l mile; or :m miles w t"st of Park - f20J Bu siness Servico. to me will be M Imme nse value crsburg, W. Va . 50 Holsteins, .... ., to you. An.swers all questions. co ws. and h rif(~rs . fo'rcsh Painting • interior, 01. WANTED Readin g~ guannteed or no close-u p. Re ,r.:b t ~rcd :md ~rades . exterior , ro of, work guarAnteed. MAX WARU . charge. With this ad and half Th ere i.s lots of quality in these Hall \ tl'!t~o nab!e . Phune 381 Y. you are e ntitled to a complete .animals, fn h()th t.ype and pro· Ilomcr.N . Braley, Pomeroy, full life readi ng. Everyone wel- l . d~ctlon . 1 .re gistered., b~l , J~~· , __ ___ 9 6 12tc ATIOIIWID. 1 tome. Open dally 10 AM to Vlce age. !.Mteod: tJll.f .~ ~~'W~"I~ BULLDOZER ...... · - c.. '~ 11 PM . Located lith ho118e fl'tnri liiWIMtl ,.,. · - . . ~an ·~l:ve. ·,yottr -~·~·. fPI~ e,~·· hfre for baR"cments and Flamingo qlfb. Rt. 7, Kanauga, 1111. loconsl It, Ph- 61 ble~ a~ prieee ' J.h•t • WUl ,t.Jiy I• Ponds. P. M. Cowdery l.ong Ohio. D 12 8tp Pom.,oy, Ohio off. Th est· nmmals an• of ren i Bottom. '8 29 tf -\ foundat ion l' <ll iiJ er . Health - the - - - - - ..NOTICE h c.st. Ncarl .v a ll vaccinalt!d. Glen RADIO &. TF.I..I!;VISION SERVI(.."E 1 will not be -respon:~ible for any Ca~cy & llat'IJid Goddard, AucPhone 200. Cleland Appliance d e bts contracted by anyone tionel.!rs. Dnyt G:~llawiiy & Sture, 118 W. Main St., Pomero;r other t hnn myself. Mrs. E. C. rr.RUC~.J BEAMS flitter , Pnrthand. 9 12 3tp G(•Oq{l' Ml'ilull , owners. Stewart, 2-23-tf - - -- - -- - Ohio. 9 12 3tp - -- - - FOREMA~ -\ ABBOTT T.V. SERNO HUNTING DAY OR NIGHT on VICF. All makes Repalred hy Ex my rarm. Chester Spencer, Rt. 3 lffHl SA r.t·: I .Jimit r ol 1tu lonwli r 8CRAP tROll( - IA.ETALI pert Tcdmlc lall!l. Pholle 62(1-t Y Pomeroy. 9 5 3tp Pcmlrol g11 s l' on w•r.~io n ht( rner for coal Middleport. 6-15-tf Pbone 1110 furna c!•. lias lll' \ll'r been us ed. SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Also tl inlli V. U<ble ltnd 4 chairs, QU!CK .SERVIC':!: on Watctl. Be. ~ Baker'a wiU give you the be&t pairiiit( hy Factof'l' Tr-ained good cmlCii l.ion . !:icc it al Ua!CONCRETE BWCKS trade (1ft furnit13e or appllau· watchraakcr. COLI...iNS JEWF..- · !l·y's Lake, Racine. ::1 12 6tp ~a. 46-U <• ....... :Fc;t By UNITED PR!SS Ndl~•l 83 83 Cincinnati 81 57 St. LoUiS Philadelphia Pittsbu rgh New York Chicago 69 63 61 56 54 68 -~· 13 If.: 73 .463 19 78 .439 22lh 81 .409 26¥z 83 .394 28'k Tu•~ay'1 2 City >i3 93 .316 41 0~ 0 vs Hoeft 17· 1·2. Tue&Chy's Retulb B•litmore at Cle-vela~IJ. Alibt Detroit 12 Wash.Jneton 0 Cleveland Brown H vs W')'nn 16-9. 3Ballimore 1 lliiht B011ton 5 Ch ic· New :York •t K-anau Ci,ty Dllht ago 3 night Nev.- York 9 X.n. City . Sturdivant 14-7 V& Crlmiu 1-1. Thurtfty't GMMa 5 night. Wednnd•'f'• Pro1N111e Pitchers Borton at Chiea&v Bo!ton at Chicago .Sullivan 12-7 New York at K~m.as City vs Harshman 13-9. . W.ashini\On at Detroit Wa!>hin gton at Baltl&ore al Cleveland •• --- Open 10 AM to 4 PM RT 1. KANAUGA Booton Detroit Baltimore Washington 76 61 -5:15 lZ'At 71) 67 .!Hl 181h 59 ' 78 ·.431 29h 57 80 .416 311,7; with Frank Gllliam and J~m Gibbons back. Don Suchy is regarded as good a center as there ii:i In the conference. __, . Talent OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. .. ) rtu .8a • •. 6-20-tf I;:;;;::;:;;::~~:;;;::::;:;::;:;::::::;:;~ With Side Mower i FARMALL H TRACTOR Recondtlioned With New 1ires 1952 FORD TRACTOR . . . . . SAVJ$$$ ' ------ ___ _j__ FIBER GLASS Awning~ 1111d r\(lor 2 (ive room aparlmrnt~; 2 fourcanoplc!l. Ray-Glo. (;R~ he at(' r~ room •partm<"nts. all with lnunVeneUan BUnda, all sizes und rtriros and ll"nrnjje.t 4... N, .Bengel . Dal •· colors. Free estlmatcM. 1$-14·11 Pom("roy, Ohio. Wippel Supply, 213- Union AV(' ~ll'l!tric ~~oallpnpr1 Pomeroy. 8 31 I mo c :'or renl .o.tcamrr. Cli nton Fisher, 1\.litl FOR SALE - 1!,2 miles. dleport. Ph . 62~X . 11 -1-ti liOUlh or Rutland. John L. nom Dl~s irahh• APARTMENTS in MidIne~. dleport . 1-'urnlshed or unrur_ __ :•:.:·2=11- lm:::•::c_ _ n b ht11. Phone 8J70-J . 9 12 lit e SALE: 71 acres timb('rlanrl . FOR SALE One, minute waslwr. F. llnffman , Ch.clter . 9 11 new p a r i~. good condition. $:.!5. Sale-: 2 WHEEL TRAILOR Friday Kessin,gH, 64:0 Plum St., X T $50.00. F . R. Mc'Kinn-ey , Middleporl or call 6381-J . 6148-M. 9 ~ 6\c g 12 3tc -.... . . • •• • . ......· - - ·. · ~- ------ • ·-: - • - - v- ........• . ) ---- --- -------WINNERS SwimSuit A strong Civil Def•nse h•lps reduce the chancel of war ! ' NEW IDEA, It's on Rubber SIDE DELIVER)' RAKE IN FINE CONDITION . · NEW IDEA CORN PICKilt INTERNATIONAL MOWER IN FINE CONDITION BLIZZARD ENSILGE CUTtER RODERICK LANE DI$.C SAVE $ $·$ ON THIS OFFSEASoN SPECIAL Wt: HAVE ONE BALER LEFT ·• IT'S A REAL BARilAIN! FULTON· THOMPSON the ·prellmlnarlos for the Mias America crown tn AUaod~ . \C i-tY ttre Mlli' Ai:abima Anne Stuart Arlall (left), tal ent division, and ¥:Iss Cll.llfornla Jonn Colleen Beckett, swlrn su it oompelltion. Bnth or~ blondca. The smtthcrn beile won with . bt:.r :Dll&_IJlg .Md dancing. ~- -·' (l'll'ie.ruofW11ai:Boundpl!.oloJ PHOTOGRAPHER for the Nash· Ylle TenJJe!l8ean. Jacl< Corn ts shu'Wtl &tter he wu beat.en by one of 16 pr1l!Onera takiiJl to lhe CllntQn, Tenn., jail ln cunnec· tll.lft with antt-tntegratiQn riot• 1ng In nearby Oliver Springs. The attacker Qroke loose while the 111 were being searched for a missmg fork tclluwlng ll noon meat ( lnhlrUationalJ . ' 'IERI. ·notfld, 20, tff Queen!, 'N . Y.~ (If the entrintsrr·om th~· 48 st"es in the c<mtest to se• · i~\the'~rl with the mo111Exqul· i\~ tor~ <tn the U. &. Hmnerous PriZes and' a chance at a 1\lm ca• recr lo~m__tg_!"__!_h~- 195'7 • wl~~ n·.-one -- -~----- -- -- .. , TRACTOR SALES OFF OF E. MAIN ST. ··-~ -~ 1\fANCl SUNRISE I'Ll,. GET · nHs MRS. PAUL REIUCCI, who lUJiched. · wi\h Mrs. Eleanor Ruotolo at th• . Unte ·of the Ruotolo babY's :ra- · tal &sappearance ·WBI taki!n by the police baa to the acwe at the de~ent store tn Ham: den, Conn.ectlcul Mrs. Rebucel, · a neighbor of the Ruotolos, presumably reenacted every move at the store the afternoon of the kl.dnaplng. ¥ter the quesUoQln&'. Mn. Rebucci wa1 aent home. In the meantime, Stephen Ruotolo, fatt)er of the six-week-Old Cynthia Ruotolo, said flatly that he doea not believe that the baby's body found In ~t{le;y Lake is his ; .. TO .. SUNSET 4i"!'ATION• ... •J~. t ~ :.. 990 I UIBIE AND SLA'rS -=:: .f'SURE ifkf On Your Dial WASA DIRTY n1c~! -------------~ I I I I l-'' ( iii-s..\'M ~.ot!rlt • I ABNIIR I • • • Only llogl,;•, exoluslore patented • TWO·IN.ONE HEATIIAKIR • ,.uiiisAf io·i,E• ..... ... • ,. ,., OVER YOUR FLOORSI " ~. •· ' --... -·--•••••·•W" look first in ,... · rf:IIRY . w~AT? TI-lE STA"TE POLICE ,A LRE.A DY 00T ARDSLE.Y'" YELLOW PAGE~! '"-1 You'l. fmu out fast who sells, fixes : rents' it. "• ......, c . . GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF OHIO f1 M..;.. o/ o.. o{ U.. q-t 7.kpl- S'J'I-6 S-"'9 ~ 1..---~~,;t-- - .- ~-------------- - - - - - - ...t~:;. w-~ -- .,1 ~ F : · '. ·i ' . ITURE and MIDDLEPORT, .•.. omo ' ' ' ... IIJ Eltl'IIE BUSBMJU.U AUNT . F'RITZI TO SEE . "YOUR don't - ··-· l •' -··----- •• - · -. .•.: I ' or cnndltion. 3 li •JOl('u m r u~-:.~ ~ uil ­ ll'or rLPnt-itxteflliNJ ll'\d:te~ lble for bc>clrooms. A t t·oncllScaf(old Boudt, Droo Cloth.• tion. 688 Pa~~:•· S L., ~lt ri di<'p r l t't CUntoo Fl~~ohet, Klddi.oport. Phone 6267. fl 11 3lp Phone 626:5-X. 11 ·1-U • •• • l I GOOD USED FARM ·MACHINERY ' Trevy-Finstewald Funefol Home get ruffled! ..' MONEY BACK GUARANYEEI · For Rent FOR SALE: 1 Apcr wll.' llt'r. A-1 ...... . . . .. . . ' - I Enioy a houseful of heat with .0 fuolfll'llace Heat- No mtly pipes or rtglsttrs t1 llstall • cJe.l RODNEY DOWNING Far Scie &J> ,, Service and Merchandise --- - HB"'Itl Bett.r Par L...- Tender ~li'C ~ n pod DEANS .$ 1:50 ,.;...,...< GRUESU BLOC" CO. ~-· ]Mft " bu~h c l. }o'urnlsh own cnn:- 120 B I ·,Insurance ' ' s Milos N•rth of Pomeroy On Rt. 311. C•ll Wm. Gru...,, No words c:~n llX prl'ss our appre- ' talnerll. Dl·lbcrt Smith , Racim•. Butn·cs-Sirnpson lnsurafliCe Agency, Phnnc 361!3. 9 12 tllp Middleport. Fl:ne - AuLomoblleRock Sprlns11 cialiun for the consoling words of lh~; Ht•v. Warle Uadford , for 165 acre FAit\11 t'Oi' stdt• 3 m il;•s th e bcaullfu! flnrul oHt•rlngs, .'i rtlllh w•·-~t of 111111 !1 1\1! on {;ravel rOMPLETioJ Jn,r;ur•..lce Ptott'tCtiDD, 1he organist, pallbearers and Hoad . Sdwol I.Ju ~ route, ti room Life, Auto, Firt~, .Pollo. Call Don Quality, a ll hi f> friend s thai helpe-d durfr a me hou~e. wall! r piJH!tl in Mills, Middleport, Ohio. ing hi s- bcrcnvemcnl. Mr. and kilrht•n and oulhq ildings, t'lccMr!i. Dal ~ C. Gilkey nnd childtl'icily, 2 wells s11ft water, al!nl ren. 9 12 He u ~rrlng. a vt•ry goud ffu 111 fnr To meet the d•slret of every da iry nnd r aiKing ch ickens. Minfamily , • , •I • cod the f•mllv ,(61 Las\ & Found $4000.00 t'r <ll right s f{'.~l'l'Ved. sots. 6-room fnunl.! Wl'ilc Kall EbJin, Beec h ll"ven , MIUDLLI'ORT LOST - between Dexter thru houl>e with bnth, wit h enclo:;cd Worthington, Ohio. Or cu ll LanglfVIlle, Hutlanrl and Mol gs sntc and fr ont ponh~. {;as TU 5-6200. . 9 12 3tc Co. Fair Grounds. Sprractcr from heuling, full tlast· menl. [)ouhll.! hark ot lime sprcl•dillij truck. (11) Lul IUU x! OU and lnot ~ cl To Buy gar,lgt. Rf'ward, Pickutt l"arms, Pomeat 866 South 'l'hi1·t1 M1 ee l, m·nr Phone 215 roy, Route. 9 10 3tc sc hool.!! nnrl mar kets. Priced at only S5800 .011. ·, 1:1 B l Auto ~rvice~ CUCKLER REALTY WANTED: F,RYEHS, 3000 wxt Boll 229 Phon• 108-Y I. H. ItAWLING SONS CO. • :14 wtw k . One hllolf t!l'lll a ho w Cln- t9-10·3tc aour WreeW s~rvlce. .P ay eJunAti for good r.hll'kr-ns. Pbope 6227. Nli(ht Phone 1009S11rul ifc1· Pouii! J'. t'Hil 22341t 121) Fi.cul Estate INSURANCE AGENCY X.. DODGHLYMOU'fll DEAL · Huntington . 9 II 3tc Eft& U.ll !t'OH S A LI':-P~a r! .~irhy Rea\ EsPI,.. AutDIMbn .. HHIHI ( 14) tat e, Rutlan6 Township. 31 :omplete WHEEL AWGNMENT, AQCIDINY acres land, house, barn and oul b•:aneiq and bra"ke 1erv1te. SLEEPI NG ROOM - C11!! 833-Y. Lift, Ce•ueltv 1M lond1 buildings. See George }L M(li n· Hackett'• SafetJ :MrYlce. Welt II 12 3tp nilrt, Arlmini strator. 6·1-tf Mala S&r.et, PomeroJ, Ohio. Th(' Holt•l Murl111 hn~> li\'Ui!:1blc, n Real Estate Braker few rooms with runnin g wnttor One 7 Hoom HOUSE with ·h alh (1:1' Auto !:lu les 132 Dnrk Strcl'l, :v!lddl epoL·t: In MIDDLIPOitT. OHIO shJMm helll{ld, 1111tl llutel servlt-e PHONII Ull good locntiun. lnquirl! 132 Dock 6136-M at .sp(!dnl WC'ekiy or· mnnth. iy 1115.1 PLYMOU'fH 2 dr. Dlx . Sedan Street . 9 5 f:!tp rotc~ tn ~ tea dy ~~~c~b. llalea m One cKrc(u l owDer. $800,.00. - - · - -···--·-· low fl.s $11 wctkly douhle oocuBln~ltnar's, Pomeruy, 9 6 tltc PIIIIcy . Aiw rooms for Special r -------------------------Me('tlll[.ls, Pat!lct~, WeddUI-; s 1952 OeSOTO V8 4 di' . Sedan Banqut•M, and private bl-eakfil'st: J>ower deering, automatic ¥hlft. lun chl•oo~. aqp supper partif'.3. $1:19~ .00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy . Phone tl~ to ·Mr. Samuel 0. l'f'r9 6 6l£ ry, I J,!SS~C llo\ ol Marlijt, 9 10 hl'\or 19~ BUICK Special 4 dr. Sedan . LocH! owner. $8DS.OO. Blocllnar'a 3 Room Furnil-"cd Apartmto:nt, Pomeroy . £! t1 tltc t t !ilili<' ~ pili"-. !M N . 4th St. MiddiHJ)ort. 9 11 61~ J95S I•LYMOUTH Savoy. One local owner. 2 dr. Scd11n . Blacttnur'.s SLEI·: PIN{; HOO ,Il~ fur rt•nt w1th Pomeroy . $1.6110,.00. 9-6-6tl' cooking prlvllogcs, 12'/ Bull1'l'· nut Ave .. Pomeroy , 0 !) 121.(· 19M DUlCK 2 dr. St.-dun . Orh:inal I Blue with While T1•p. $1.fl9~ .nu . l'WO ROOMS FOR HENT or 1·oom And huard . Mrs. Wn1 . Slater, Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 0 6 6tc 173 Hud son St., Midtllcporl. Phone 6311 -M. 9 5 -61r 1947 Plymouth Savoy 4 clr. Sedan Cle1n inside and out. $1.195.00. :5 ROOMS and BATH, 10 Coh• St Blaettnar'1, Pomeroy. 0 6 6\ c for small rl'liable fRmll.v. $.% per month . Sr.11 Mrs. llown nl 19) !'ceil, BOO W Main St., Ponwro\' evenings, 9 fi lr Wanted .... AtiVE UMORIOW (2) Card Of Thanlii.O' _B~~~~ _P_h_""-~~~~~~ ~ • •"ll£R.T fDIAY m;~t. .whl<ntv!~ler, ~ , , ""6nt,, .ltU 1• '#< 1 -· • .. ... - Beaten i 1-a-tf -··-..-·- -· ... -· ~otor1 Don Dobri.no and Mike Hagler Alex Karras an-d Dick Klt.!in could fill vacaneiC.> in the mlddle of the line if t hei r f erocity im· proves. h~ · , Wer~.. ,li-dlotnblflfil ON THESE _,_~ WE BUY '} lo 4>" •'ifilil~.lor . ,.;b.. nt --~ [of From there, the lineup is loa.dcd with question marks, KeJ'I Plocn . undestudy to Reichow, will take over the No. I quarterback post. The Clinton senior, a good ball handler and passer, was labele d by Eva.shev!.lki as " the key to our success." should s ee a lot of action at haUbaek, although Hagler has been httmpercd by au ankle injury. Sep! . Bank Cut Backs RHults American L"1ue New York 89 49 .645 Cleveland 77 S9 .566 11 Chicago 76 60 .M9 12 '~"'"'•~t or ,<\f<)oUltUH ~r ' U ~.u~ entfr•• MIO , Lhr ni$t.v c'dUn!"f ,u il o6ar.li . <~ d rr'Jpt ~t~ ::~ti·., no ld · \;lt.t .dl$c ~ t o l nut'lwr ufiH· c·l> \~ onday . l·otm·r . 'fh ·· qU '• \a, l..tngt tll .-nm $.2641003 j i'.a)ml.mt s a!IU(<tt t·t! l u Me :JI, S in ' 'uLm :an Countv lo fJ.300 11 rr, Lin l)'' was, $14 .300 l.a •,o,•) " II Ct' Coun ty. r a_. · mrn t~ WI I <tv Cr«~ e iibr. ul $2B 7:'1 per acre 1 I I M!IGS GENI!.AL HOSPITAL · unplan'ed whN.t ba ; ed upon th ~ AD~fTTED. F rank C~o~ u l , Ch~!i -~ COLUMIJUS, 0. UP· Ohio wh ~~· avera.:·~ ha:-vt'll l uf '-' lll:h f ~rr r 1 tt'r. ~':11' 11\l'l'-" tud~v bt~g~n th.t> plt-e c, Ar. l tmw~ ~ ~ :!:l <t bt: .. h ~l. DISCHARGED Charll', Bailey .. l n&k of dividin g $11.095.000 fc. r The fnrml'l' ha ~ t.vo alkrnat ivt-.,. Hnel"'t> , Mr. and Mn. E\1WIIi'd Rcy · 1 n tpt!emg to cut bnck ~ hc 1r fa ,! i'le oa n eit her diYert to the su.l nt.!dll, RMcine. 11 ' 11JS. . . h:tnk 50 per C': IJI uf hi ~ allulnwnt SHUMAKER RITES ~i'rm~r!i musi ~ig:n the corp -cui- cr 50 <te r es, whichev er i;-, l;~l·gt•,, Funer11l servil.'l·s f ur Charles T I •k aj!rt•effi{'!il with I he l'. S . De- or three tNt'S of his t>Ollfl' a~l n1 Shu mnker w rll bc hrld Fl'iday ----morning at lU ~ 30 a m . at the Ka·.vlm.: -Coats Fun eral Home with · the Rev. Howard Ruppf''l , pastor thl' First Prewbyte:rian church , 1d1: · ' 1!'ro~ . ~l:noni ~ s ~ rvlcc:> will '. )., h _...; Thu r .. day cvenng at the r .. , ' ~"1 Hom c. I Lea1ue 55 .601 :1:5 .601 Milwaukee Brooklyn -~ ,.Mfiip.CO. ·~armers ·v 1'~ Shar'e·I~ Soil Kan~as Cincinnati 11 New York 5 at the corresponding time a year Brooklyn 4 ago. Milwauke~ 2 nighl St. Louis 5 PhJiadelphia 3 night Youofh And ba.l'thlp "Youth and leaders phlp are our Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 night. WedntHda)"'s Protlabl• Pitchel'1 strong feature s," he sa.id. "We're Milwaukee at Brooklyn . Burleaning heavily on sophomores." Fullback should be Iowa's dette 18-9 vs Newcombe 23-6. Cincinnati at New Yor k - Nux· strongc:st position , de.spile the graduation of Roger Wiegman. hall 11 -9 vs Antonelli 15-13. Chicago at Pittsburgh night John Nocera, a 210 pound scrapJones 8-13 vs Law 7-14. per who likes to play defense, and On ly games sC'hcdulcd. 203 pound Fred Harris are waging a close duel with Nocera holding Thurtday'1 Gamu a slight edge. St. Louis at New York night , Iowa wtll be adequate at end Milwaukee a.t Plliladelphi-a ni~ht 1 Cincinnati at Pittsburgla night Only games sc'h·eduled . The No. I and 2 teams :'t hat worked ()ffensive patterns earli er this week included 11 total of four seniors. Probably no other team in the Big Ten ha.s been so hard hit. Also working lo the di sadvantage of the club Is a string of chronic injuries. Co-Capt. Dick Deasy, 210 pound tlfckl e, bali been relegated to the third team b ~. cause of a knee injury , Guard --- MAJOR LEAGUE STANDL,G • Evashevskl said his team bas better morale an-d attitude than ' 19) . Business Opportunities ~~- · _P•~Qlml . ,1· . .. .. .. - .. . .,_ . : ,. • �,. • • }.,. 1• ' . Business And Professional Women Club Holds Its First Fall Meeting Tbe first_ fall dinner meeting of tbe Busines~ and Professional Women's Club was held TuetKiay at the First Presbyterian Church ----' • c ·- ---.-~· •.. -. .. . 8- Daiiy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middiepori, 0; Sept. 12 11156 The Sentinel • I. I Iwith Mrs. Wesley Fry , president , presiding. Mrs . L. E Rl"ynolds, Daybook program by Elmer Daniels, I ,-======~=====~~ofbeadthe technician at the x-ray department at Holzer Hospital. I BRADLEY MASONS TO MEET ' 'I I 1 M J J H Th d W'th Shower Recently CARDIGANS j· ! _ $5.95 & $6.50 MERCEDES CONDON I I OCTORIKNOW ....: flii!IOI...oe el ·•edtc::Jnt In ,.storing good health. M4 lor lloot roolih they know lilol ooocllol- -~ lie -paundod , frooh, ,....... ..._.y ,._,llool y..,- I i w.l ~ PRAYER MEETINGS = ROOMS Of = ~ New Furniture ~ FOB polont ......lonh, N Ml of !Moo ... llllolll . SWISH I~ l LOHSI. Lot ""''"'""" - ...,,....,.~~on, I $299.00 ~ BAKER FURNITURE On The Brl~htest Cor· fiS ~ ner In Middleport II BAKER FURNITURE II &!! !:! AIMED To Give That OuldOOI'SUian the Best and Moat lneKpcnolve llunllng Equipment and: , Supplies. -·- HUNTING SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 15 See Our Many Models Of SHOTGUNS and RIFLES * Richordso" Remington* Harrison *··Stevens · ·*··Ithaca AMMUNITION * Brownin$ Hunting Apparell JACKETS and PANTS PETER>.WESTERN REMINGTON CAPS and VESTS RECOILPAD·S Good Highway "Sports'' o, Jeaane s.l'th, . WHAT THE ''TERROR OF HIGHWAY 101, .. poJlularized in a l'ecer_tt b,a llad, did to discredit thf! aport of motorcycling is being Hpatred thmugh the effort. of 600 female cyclists known, oppro· Members of the First Baptist Church are •havi ng Cottage Prayer ":lectin~:.; this week in preparatiOn for the evangelistic services which arr S'C heduled to start at their chur~h tt:lis next Sunday. Services have been held this week al the hom(' nf Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lyon~. Mr s. J. 0. Leonard, Mrs. Cla re nce Clark and will also be at the home o[ l'lfrs . •r. M. Archer, Mr.~. Fred Pert and Mn. Victor Grimm. prlatel~ ~nough, as "The Motor Maids of America." Beanng no l'ehmblnnce to the musical motorcycle menace who thro~h towns in the '":; 1.;-;;dt;:;;-;';;;:;f~~i~fJ;;i, dit.lonal cloud of duet, membe~the aport~ the ~~~ l~oka thl11 all·wom&ll organization Jn· lt. It the complalnt li JWiti· stead cruise sedately down streeb, the erring member ia tent u adhering to all the rules of hich· letter. Three auch letters way Ba.fety and lady-like conduct. are ground• for suspension of They refer to their favorite sport membership. as motorcycle rldin1-not racinl. Membera !oreCR9t thnt the JIO'P· The national ularity of motorcycling as a organization, feminine aport will continu ~ to which thi.11 year I{OW -because 11{ i~.!l hP.alth:v 1•nd held Ita 16th ~hill td· w ~ men ·of nil nJ.!"('.IJ. annual eonven· Is open to nny ~:i rl tlon in Colorato obtain a dril'cr's do Sprlnp, enher state. Youngeat force• a atrid 15·yea.r·old girl from eode of 1afety Ln.; oldest htmorary rule• to which i• a · 10~~o"W:.Saginaw, all member• woman. . · muat adhere;. ' There are ICVI'lnl molher.. Wh 11 n a a:irl tl.:uch•er ~:ornhln•tlon• In 1hl'l asks to join the club, It it UIJually elult. Aad while ha1handa c•n because ahe know.11 another mem· hOI belon• to "The Motor Muirle ber and she henelf Ia an of America," man1 •re honorof the sport. But the ary or a111llla17 memben hav• tlon of another li not all ln1 hatrodueed lhelr wiv~ to that i1 required to a mem· lhe •pert. ber. After a preliminary investi· Members can be recognized on Kation. na.tionat otficen contad the highways by their trlm uni. aseociaten of thtl applicant D.hd forml-a royal blue shirt bearin.11: obtain information on her habils, the club in white atitchin~t c:uetoms and c:baracter. acroa1 t.he a-rey slacks and Pa..lnl theM hwdlet, lhe new and boots. For moember 1tW matt remaln on long trips, an ~~reel m_~nt hohl' •,ro...tlon ltefon coverall slips over ... e 1 a 1 II e or I.U..fledpd ntemhenldp. ln tip"The Motor Jlaldl ol to the haa a. five--member mP.th•mf. board known only to done by tho Ua But, •hnrlng ceived getting in< , members more rldtq, JM.IaterctJI COD· on repair ahopa and or an7 uftladyJike action to keep their mot.ol"' mlaht dt~eredtt the road worth¥. delightful any season, any oceuion. lnsredients-one sleek sheath, one braid-boUnd jacket with jet nailheads, one piq11oe over-or·under ·~1 off'. Milt .of1en according 1o taste. Br Toni Todd in 'Relte1.' "Caboose,·criep worsted . ~eave ot' rayon and acetate, ColoriteiAI proce&&ed for ftCrmane-nl crease-resista~~· ,G.f.ar, coJ.:'p~r.• lfil, red, royal or browii .•SiiiiJOlO lo18. r . . .l< · ·•:tt!,'\5 ELBER'F I'trJS Worth CheeritJg Abqut b1aated . LUGGAGE The Co-Ed's Choice All Over The Coul'ltry IT'S BACK TO ower GIT YOUR HUNT! NG LICENSE HERE SKYWAY SET IT'S BACK TO COLLEGE TIME ALL OVER THE U.S. From Maine to Or<gon: from Florida to Texas. One thing In common the galo tn the whole wide eouutry have jalto ba~k lo college with a beautiful oet of SKYWAY Headquarters for Spartamen ot- EBERSBACH HARDWARE "Everytling In Hardware" POMEROY, OHIO MUFFI!:E.RS 4it:. ~ 49-53 FORDS · .... ~ .. .. .. .. .. .. . $Ci,79 41-48 CHEVROLET$ .............. · $6.59 49·52 CHEVROLET$ .. · .......... $6.59 THEY WILl. FIT MOST CARS SPORT MUFFLERS · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. $4.89 up Guardsmen Invade -Ciay,Ky., To Order, tAt toolP~ P'rl<br lolr u4 Lease For New Hos ed In to. pen - ==- ~Approved 1 Ambassador Delivers Strong Worded Message To Dulles Threatening War WASHINGTON- UP-The Egyptian ambaloador warned Secretary of State Jolon Foster Dull.. today !hat lbe Western proposed •·lJsers Association'' for the Suez. Canal "ts·an open and flagrant aggreuion on EgypUm sovereignty and Ito im· plementatior. means war ." Ambassador Ahmed Hus..,ln, on Instructions from his gov· -- erniTI"':nt, deiJvered the warning a few minutes before Dullte held a ne\1'1 conf-erence at which be uid the Uatted Statet d:Oel aot intend SOutheastern Field Day Is T0 8eSept 25 CLAY, Ky -UP-Armed National Guard troops blvouac- a. football held today to make ceru.,in Negro studenls ~d enter the Clay Consolidated School. ·· Some 35 trucks and other \ ehicles rumbled into town Werl lleSday with 500 members ul the 243rd Tank Batalion. The soldiere camQed inSide a rough horseshoe forme dby the vehr· to shoot it. way throup tbe SUez ce:.::..u, told nun.. lh•• . ,1 "'' United states deeires then war lbe ma:v 5Uppart the U8el'B Asso-'' elation J<heme, but If her d.. 0 1 Jlra il to work for a peaceful socles behind the school. • ' Announeement waJ made today lutioD, the ,cheme bas to be aban· May.or Herman Z. Clark said, "we went to bed Tuesday night Pictur~d a~ve is the architects I ana M_emorial.Hoepttal which is to 40 bed facility ~ilt be erected on and the .new Count Infi~ ~ of the f11l1 program wbieb is to be doned." Y ary 10ffe.-rd at the Southe.11tem Sub-perspective vlew of the new Veter. be built soon 1n Pomeroy. The new 1a site near the Children's Home a peaceable law--abiding eommun· slation Field Day wbich ; 11 IICbed-The Egyptian Emba~~~y isllued Dlty and awaked to find our uled to be held,..... ca.,...,.. tbU otaternent: town k10king like a police- state on Tuesday, -mbec 2l5. "0• inotrueUona ln>m the in Russia." 1 ·Meigs CoUnty Veterans Memor..The or--m u annouDeed k: Egyptian lovetument. Am~ The enrollment of two Negro ial Trustees, Wednet~day nia:ht , Toun ;~ at lO:OO a. m. EST. dol' Ahmed Hussein met thJs children at the school ht'l't' under proved and siined the lease ( ) stoPs far tourr. Demomtratloo mominr a few minute. before 11 tM protection of National Guards-lands from the county to , puture seedlnc II graues and Je- o'clock with Seeretaey of State men and state po-lice .touched off tees for a site to provide -nveYed •. Jumes; Grua and le(ume p-asture "•o11n Foot... Dull...., ood """ a boycott which threa.tehed to • proposed New Memorial • tbe urgent measaee that the spread to the school faculty. The Ianda granted to the whereby they might riliie moli8y to :::.~• (~Si :~hio~nWin: scheme which Sir Anthony ~den AU of the 520 white- students tees for site to provide for . . ~opting Y~ toot Up muCh -of cround ); Soii fwti~ity level for, ,.-rata to impose on Egypt 1.s an stay~ away from school Wednesas the Pom.eroy Boosters As- ulUfactory tora . .ds Jn SE Ohlo open .•nd flllf~Dt •urf!Ui:on on The annual Harrisonville High specific purposes of the day or were taken out of class by School Falr is scheduled to ope11 with the lease · &~ ~e SeniOr lflch School ·Cbristmas tree v~plantation; Egyptian sovcrqnt)' and Jts lm· their pa.ren\8 when they le-arned Fridri,~evening for a two day stand structure of no that auctlttlrlum. . ·Eatabli.!lblnettt of trefoil plementaUon mean. war. tbe N~groea bad enroUed. wltb: il amateur talent sbow and valuation ~ erected. The , lf.was pointed out to the .JI'OUP tu. bluegrau P"Sttarer One or two At the •tae time Dylles apA peti.Uon al:so waa being cir· daq~e, . d foLJowed on Saturday were granted fQr the price of ! thM tbe Qra•pbation Di6ded , foreltry lt~~p~ nell' -~fie routs 143 pealed to E.a::,ypt to accept the n~ cul«ted among· ClaJ mldenb askby -IIJPl · and stunt! at 10 a. m.; per year covering a period 1mopey in order to 5fODIOI' its good · 1~ mMlage-- ~estem-spquored. ~ a&I'OcL• ina; the sebool' s ttachers to stay pon; - ~s at 11 a m: a traetor· tween June 4. 1956 and tl~ iJl oc:m.Qe!:ti<e yith tiolt", to ~ freedo_, of navi-a.way from elasl u long a.o; the P"lttest at noon and ' hone 205•, or 119 y•ars in all. 1 - n ;.1m. I gaUon in the ...... DuU.. called N egntes· are there. . sho , . ~:30 in the evening, Signers of the lease for the ltarka 11:30-12:30· ~ t.becue the plan a buia for ... juat., yet Clar;-k, who referred tc tbe N• eran.11 Memorial trustees from a c:roabreC'";Cbanlo&ia peacelul ~ent•• of the SUez • pupU. . ,., "tempar.ary &IU: Ex ibits will also , be shown ia A Sterk, L L Moriarity, A ~ WJ,tb.~ pte)!iaftd aM· ~ lsI .. oal4 tho Mlltl• .~lid "1 .... . Heme Dtp. . . . ot: •.•JlPIOI lord. J1Niid.nl oJ\il Leo t ~ dlroelloll of the • • Iy stgutureB, . .,. "(I' ,. DdlJea_-.id Goods: canning; V•tetllbles: Frail seCret.'...,_ -.. - ·~-"-- 1 1 no iqJ.ent,ioo. 1'We don't waht the pees mh<td Grain; Flowers; community or1an· At November electloos, 0 · ~ ..~-.....n tile prt of tbe 'W'eal·'MIIJm,..,te . 1on 0 ISCUsS MONROE, Micll. UP • Three ..___ .' 0. 5' a Sue:z ~ __....___:._ __ 1 oa ....,-r. o~.... 011:1 u. at aU," Clark said.- "They i za11.ons. an d . 4 - H Cl ub dl'.liP1ays. $100.000 bond issue wili b• presf 1·1 f tb 1 ~ ....·"'"'~ '' •··· •~. · •· d df h ~rson were ,,.lied and at leaol t;!~Ue~t! o ' m or e mov ea ._.. o-.....am. • = I I ~ 1-~~- -·t - a e keep the soldiers beN f.orever II Cash. .Plu:es WI '-"' a war e Ol' t e •nt<d the VOitll'S to raJ·se ,·mmed- rs wete Jliinjured early today th e games a..,. -~ I't was dee1.ded t.o •....... • ,_..._ Ulll 23 others 12:8Q.1:30; Inspect cattle m - t ,_..,_ t••- ••e eue. '·"an we're going to tcy ·to keep ex hLb1ts·.· llate.l"nds so that.work on t'· h~•· t t "" ~. •b th Lo _.... NA~J .. ....,.. .. n..,. .... when a Greyhound bus and a con ae merc ...anL.>I w see w e ~ barns. Program c:bainD1n ~ r· p · MiaUter mhro earlier to. &chool wblte if we ~n." Highlight of _the two day school p_roJect may begm as soon as p~s- truck - trailer eollied head • on or not tbey mi.Jht sponBOl' the ry Best., dar ~ticlzed tbe "Uiel' as&ocia· There was no violence when fair wlll be the tractor pull c:on· Sible, in as much as the lease stlp· near here and burst into flame!. film for eert;ain ball games. 1:30; 'The- Role of :t:bil Sub&ta· tlon"' plan II an "imposed .8Q)uMrs. James. Gonion of Wheatcroft, Spirts test and 'horse show on Saturday, ulates that all construction must It wa1 dectded also to pnrchase t.ion 1n this Southeutem OhiO tiOD" frai&bt with "if& Ky., and her ·twa: children, TherTwo of the dead we~ passengers film for the WQhama-Pomeroy 1 Oommun!ty", _ Director, L. L. queneee." ve CODieo Police· ~ere intensifying their with cash prizes and ribbons be- be complete~ by J~nuary 1, 1958. esa, 8, and James, 10, entered the ing awarded in each event. The bon~ 111sue 1S actually only on tbe bus which was enroute to game ltD.medJately arid Frank • ,Rummell. Dullea ouWrted tile U S poet.. search today for Pansy Spire~. 71, •chool Wednesday be-tween rows an extensiOn of the old levy Detroit from Pittsburg~ and the Vaughan wfl5 appoioted to handl · "Wby I Like Charoloalse and tion at 1 PNII ~ ' · keel Cheshire who has: been reported of National Guardsmen sta.tioned IN THE TRACTOR PULLING whLeh explred in JUly and is but other victim was the d"r1ver of lhe the buying of the film. Cbarbray Cattle .. , -0. F. LanJ· by about l7ll'ep01ten~ ~ almost shoulder to shoulder. They by relativqs u missing from her £or 8 ten~hs of a mill for a period truck. Identification of the dead , Present for the meeting were font Texu. 700-~ pared 111 · • CONTEST homesince Sept. 4. were accompanied by State Ad· of five years. and injured was not immediately Elza Gilmore, Rich Jones-, Don "Wbat We Have LeariKd About then ~ uaU tement and When last seen the 1rey ba.ired Tractors. are to be divided Into jutaat General J. J . B. Wlllia.ms Passage of tbe bond Issue will available, Betzing, Richard Russell, John Csttle for Southeutern Ohio'•, q ou. woma:n, dret\B'ed In a green cotton five claiSes according to weights end state police, assure t-he . h ospital trustees suf· The accident occurred when ~he Lambert, Frank Vaughan, ~b Earle IOoBtermu, animal tclence PreiJdent EIMDbower approved 1 . 3r.oD and under Williams said he decided to dress, wq at the cross roads to ficient funds to proceed and slso two veehiles collided head-on with Stiyers, Don Young, Guy E. Guutodepartment. Duller ttltemeat in adnnee dur-wbere she bad been taken by a move the guud he-re Monday aft· 11 • 4500 and under guarantee participation of the fed- the truck bur:sting 'nto flames and ther, Thursron Stone, Phil Col· Large ehlllis or ar•pht wltb lnl • teliPll.me eollfftftte!e from er. confeiTing with KentUcky Gov. MiddlePort tax-i. 111 . 5500 and under eral government under the Hiil • setting tht! bus af-ir'e. lins, Jame.111 Diehl, Alex CUo. Har· minimum of fiJUrer tbOwtDI n- laD u.ttJibura. Pa., firm tbbt Relatives said that the aged woA. B. Chandler. 1V . 6500 and under Burton act. It is pOinted out that p r .d th bus wa c trying old Norton, Ron Springer and Pat sulfs or work to Hte. .moralq. Chandler first ordered the gua-rd man was clliTying approximately V . 6500 and over 0 lee sat the bond issue wUl not ratse cure s a Duffy, Chart~ or gn~pha; to Include: Mr. ltleDbower will fly back into Sturgl~, Ky., a town of 2,300, $100 in cash on her penon at tbe Rules are . rent tax rates and that the issue 2:4 persons. Besi~es the two dea~. 1. Cost.&---ga1nt-ee11int priH here l"rrddJ to nrder with AUJCn.. 11 miles north of here last Thurs- time oJ her dJsappearence. 1 . Not over four sets of wb~ell has been ehinged to that of 0 SIX of ~he h~s rtders ....... ere bospland feeding profits on pdel of HID. Prime Jlln.ilter Robert MenAnyone- knowing of her where· day alter ctowds ba-d prevented 1 t:lize_d _tn ser;~us cond~~~~ an~~~ weigtlts on any tractor in the big bond issue indead of a levy in or1 steers experlcent. Ilea Who be.cled • flve-ftation comor having seen her are abouts eight Negro ehlldren from ente:rder that immediate funds be made :_ matmdln!g . pa.ss e . 5 8 d 2. Gains -selling prices, aeeum· mittee wblcb tried vainly to sell asked to coDtact Middleport Po- clu~ny factory make. Jng Sturgis H1gh School. 2 . No weights in front of rear 4V&ilable. ~ ea e or JDIDOJ' 1D 1ur!eS n reulated data of varloua- m&tinp Dull•' lnt.enatlonalization piiUI Wilbur COllins, Webster Coun- lice Chief RusseU Bailey. wheels. 1 At the present time the Veler . eased. and crosses. to EoPL ty superintendent o£ achoolB met 3 . No height limit to draw bar. · a11.11 Memorial Trustees have avaOfficers said they were question3. This year's records. with Clay teachers Wednesday t-> 4 . Front whuls must touch grou· · llaMe $202,000 from the levy ing the released passengerll at Ute Question and An.swer period r&Dull No Sheetl"' Wu explaJn the Supreme Court deci· nd within tht flrat ten {10) feet. which has now expired. Monroe County Sherlff'g ofCice in gardlng Ferti.lilers and Fol"&a& canat : er~U th~~~ta':: slon on sebooJ integration. CINCINNATI, O. UP _ Prod- :; . Weigh in at Kenneth Welch hopes of finding out how the c~sh Middle~ort High Scbool students Crops. H. J . Maderaki, John L. d ri DURST HOSPtTALIZ:ED uce: farm west of Harrisonville on occurred. They said "we're not elected the following members of Pal"8Gns, Richard Davia and James oei ot lntend: to CO i.nto &DJ Edward Durst, Pomeroy "nder· Route 1'43 at 10:00 am. learning much .because mORt of the student Council thls ·weet: HBYnes, Dept. .of Agronomy. sbootlaiH wor. u Eggs about steady: pl'ii~es at Se · J d M T • e aaid American ahipo Ia ~ went major surgery Monday morn· f 8 . Puning to start st 12 o'clock I these peoplE' were asleep at the DL01'1, L1 Y urray; ,umon, ..What Are We Doing Bert! ing at the Holzer Hospital, Galll- arms, consumer.!!, whites and sharp. Entry fee $1.00 time and they're 5till pretty shook Ph.yllis lfil'bert and Bonnie Van About Forestry Problems in nent would take the lona: WQ' I' browns, U. S. A jumbos 46--48: A up." Cooney. SouthE'astern Oh.io?" 0 . D. Diller, annmd the Cape oC Good Hope at pn IS. With \tim durinA: the day large 4~7; A mediums 28-30; A IN THE HORSE SHOW WILL IE Two new cheerleaders were also Dept. of Forestry. tbe 80Uthera tip of .Africa~ inatead wHer•d blis widfe; daughter. Mn Carl small 17-21; B large 35-39; FOB 1 . Parade Class; . Tll•y said traffic was being re-- elected after tryouts at Assembly: "What Have We Learned Todav" of ping tbrou,h the Suez short e11 rRacine X' ~n and sisters, Joe Be- Cincinnati • wh·t 1 d; • cuH L 1 es .an d browns A 2 . Engush Pl easure - 3 Gate egle. "Mrs.Mrs W. C Bur. 1 routed around the crash area at- Bonnie Van Cooney and Betty Lu Dr. W. E. KraUis, Assoc. Disoh of Shade. arge ti2-53: A medium 3~. 3 . Lead In Ponies; Announcement was made today though the wreckage was "pretly Hal'l'ls, rector. OAES. e n.ld Jt has already heeD deabout Bteadyy fryers 4. Ponies under 48"; Rider 1'2 and by R R Gra•, super>.nlenI well remo\·ed" f. rom the road beThe faculty have selected the clded to take some U. S. taalten. Cblckens, Mr. Durst a cioty employee, was 3-3~ Lh 16-17 h b ' t of _._.._..__11 n~ taken to the hospital iut Thurs. ..., ; ens OY€r 0 1315 · ; under; dent, Eastern Local District and ~ause of the great number of cur- following members of "the ACtiv· ou II!:>UJLHI reserve .. _ to day. Mrs Durst is at the hospital hens 5 lb and under 13; hens light 5 . Ponies under 56" Rider 16 or F]ay Sauer ,p·rinei:pa~ of Chester 10 ua onlookers. ity Staff for the year: Editors. 01· MUFFLED BELlS divert oil and othertraffic: with ·he-r husband. type 11-12; old roosters 10-11. over: High School of the election ()f ivia Hemmons Marilyn Roush,; MILFORD, MaiJI. - Sleeping around the -continent of Africa .It ::.:.::...:::::c.::===-------·-"B:"".':'U~er~90~sco~r:':e~6"'8:_.- - -6 , Keg Race ~ Horses; Cl ff' this k b th asttistsnt editors. Kay Darst, Dee zones have been established by anything should happen tQ deny 7 . Ponies Jumping 56" and under; s~~!n~ ~:~of that~::ool. y e . Sauer; Feature ed1lor, Phyllis Stan pollee for ice cream peddien. Mo- pa99age of tbe canal. Reported As Still Missing I Harrisonville Since Sept. 4 .School Fair To Open Friday I * * ----. tl'ou Boosters Assocl3 til PLms . · :For TM . . .SeaSo . · n I aoo Se1 'ttie 0 lhtll!,. ,.. ° ._ M'ddleport u·•gh Stodents Elect COUDCI'} Members J.t, D.nvbeo, Mattrel•r, lvm1a, Mint, frott, Ct..,, • • •IIIJitrpetutllr IMIIkllo •a.lt, for fut\111 chtt.ll"l• Ia Mllff.pr ... , wath.W .. W14'1dMful K-IHI" COLLINS JEWELRY STORE Where Your Collfldenee Is Juatified Pomeroy, Oblo Cbes ter St0 dentS Name u.· School Qas·SOffi'cerS I I Wahama Whi'te Falcon ·Marching • Appearance BandMakes FIrst 8 . Horses Jumping over 56"; 9 . Western Working; 10. We~tern Pleasure; 11. Trail ClAss; 12. Walking Horse Class; " wh·1~e. Falcon the tune of Stand Up and Cheer, Th e w a h.ama M.rehlng Band mad~ tt f1rst pub-[ tbe school fight song From that 1 lie appearance Jn UDif(lrm (Or the position, they played the march 1958 seaaon at the Wahama-Rav-- Jndependentia as p salute to RaeD.!Iwood game. venswood. Again the hand used A fanfare, composed by _the Di· Stand UP and Cheer t{J prepare rector James E. Breen, sLgnaled for the precision drill performed 1 the_ e-ntrance of the band in the to the tune of Eemper Fidells-. maJoreHe corp led hy captain ·Tbe band then left the field to , band marched down the field play· the strains of John Philip Sousa's I Alec Bla,ir Jackson Eigl)th DiS" ing Hand Grenade Tll St d St 1 F I • d of h. A 1 Af l I · e a.rs an r pes crever. trict Comman er t e mer can themt.et;h~ at::d ~.::~:n~er"!: The Wahama Junior Varsity Legion will be the principal speakthe field to form an aisle to her- Band w&s present .In the stands 1er at theb regulpar meetingMof dthe aid the entrance of the football and played periodically . through- Drew· We ster os 1 on on ay team out the game while thelf major-~ eve-ning at 8 P- m. · ettes PTOvlded the routines. Blair will speak on "Citizen. Again at half-time the sound of The- new equipment purchased D .. d · -• Boosters ond b••·n, ship ay , an gtve a resume o1 the· f an f are cu t the c hilly a Ir . Tb e by th. B. "" th N U 1 c u tl the b)lnd led by Drum major Ruth \LSed fGr the first time inciuded a e ·a ona onven on rccen Y Sally Profitt, the-n entered the baritone horn and capes for the ~ee~~n::: ~:~~=~· where he at· field and began one or their series majorettes. The capes are done of several clever routines. Then in the school colors being red Monday, marks the date of the th band. led by· Drum ~ajor Ruth with white satin lining. A new opening {Jf the Post membership Sayre, entered the field playing bass drum had bc_cn ordered but drive and w.ilJ be featurEd by a Chicago Tribune. A letter W was it did not arrive m time for the chicken fry prepared by Ohsde& formed by tlu!o band to provide game. 1 Hayes. Saturday, September, 22nd, i8 All leglooaires and eligible vetI ~ttlnl for the playina of Wathe Annual Tag Day. Members of eran~ are urged to attend the llama's Alma Mater . Tbe band rsWrntd W tbe block !urmaUt~n fd;l lb~ band will sell taili in the area, n1eeliuJ. I POMEROY LOWEST. PRICES • Market Reports With A PRESENTS THE FINEST GUN CLEANING KITS GUN CASES Hunting Accessoriesatlow, Economical Prices! ':y. Folr 1 Moo:RE'S PHONE 388-'Y ............ J1rett ' ! I -what and cut portloai. to- Ohio: Portly doud1. 1 ;.--;;::-;:;;;:;:::-::::=~=:------~-------·1 ivoc::'Vlii[N().;~[----Eiia:rOiiiAL:PiiiQii£3;7"-];;::;::;;::;;;.;ii:;:;;-;~:;-:;;:;:;::::;:::-::;:::;::::::':':'7.::" ••rm Hlth today M ton, 1ow NO. 128 EDITORIAL PHONE 397 Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 13 1958 BUSINESS PHONE 398 SINGLE COPY ni&ht in 1101. j I enttm.e WIATHIR (VOL. VIII COAT SWEATERS ' , · at y IJft'Oied :1'• J'lle Jaterw.t. Of rile TwelHh District Masonic meet· Local DARChopf er Jons ObServance I01 ConStltUtf,on , , Week September 17 • 'Warmer JOUtb The Middleport Garden Club The October meeting will featlng win be held in the Masonic members heard report,.g . of the ure "Fiower11 of the Nation" and Temple of Pomeroy at 7 :30 p, m. • ·Mr•. Daniels, a world traveler, Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor State Convention at Athens When a coffee 'hour baa been planned hu visited England, France, Italy , . , . Saturday. J. B. Hall of Ironton is Switzerland, GTeeee. EgyJlt, Ethi· l Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society ~tor-Phone ®79 to be principal speaker and au they met Monday ev.ening at tlul for that e<Atning. Plaoe of tht Boggess rpartments witb Ml'l. Gar.. meet1n1 will b~ aunounced later. opia, Sudan, Freneh Somalila and . , Master Masons are urged to attend the Lake Victoria regions in Af· Bl:.Sy Mlils Club_, MI!is He_len Wad. Refreshments will be served, rira. Because of the important dell. trea.sure_r. gave II leport of I FOR role Egypt is playi ng in the world ~he ,Ofhcc~s fra1?mg Conference news " P"""' Mr. Donlels '" Nc~ 0 "" 11 ' wh>ch wa. •LLended GRANGE 0 MEET LARGER s howed slidt-s of · CH iro, the Valley ] by Mrs . l''ry, pre:ndent, ~~rs . Fred RCX:k_ Spnngs Grange ~111 meet 1 of Kings the Ni le Luxor Sphinx HJbbs. seL·rf'tary. and MIISS WadFollowing the National and Day on Sept 17 Mrs Irving Karr • Thursday Sept. 13 at 8 ·30 p.m. c· Waddell and Mrs Fry S • - · · accordmg to annou ncement .mad.:! WOMEN Colossi, Oas1 s, desert, pyramids dell · Mi"""' . · tate Daug hters o f the Amencan Jr ., regent , h<~s named, Mr.!! . 0 . P. . 1 both the ancient and modern took part In the program for the Revolution program , the Return Kl.ein as chairman of the projN:t toda) . A ~utluck sup_per WJ l be Egypt. He gave an interesting day at t~e Co~f :m: nce. J onathan Meigs Chapter, DAR, . . served begtnmng at 7.30 p.tl. Hollywood traveJuJo:ue and wa thanked b Miss NrliH' •• erkle, chrmn of the will observe Constitution Week Plans for the Me1gs County Mrs. Reynolds whu ~resented hi~ I Spcc:ial com. , announced plans for r1·om Sept. 17-23 an-d Con 11tltution chapter' ; observance include a! TROOP MEETING CA~LED with a gift a~d Mrs Fry the ohservanec of National Bus!window display tn Middleport; a The Sunbe~m 1'roop Will meet Style . ness Women 's Week from Sept. display of flags throughout the at the Salvatwn Army He!ldquar· M B Ia h Wh •I f.· v 1ce-presJ. . . dentrs.and eu program CO!,Jrdinalor pre- 23-29. These mclude ch.u rr.h atten· , fS. ameS ORtQS county all week. a suitable exhi- 1ers Fr1·day at 4. P: m. Glr1~ be~ IN WOOL aented spedal music by L. R. WI- 1danrc, a coffee hour at the Zerkle bit b~ librarlans, prayel'8 for the tween 7-11 ilr~ mv1te~ ~o att~nd ley vocalist and guitarist a d apartment; luncheon at the Martin 1Constitution by tl\_e county miniS"- the troop mectmg._Th1s 1s equJVaSizes 4246 hia' son, DaV'id , vocalist. The l~t- Restaurant , a p~oclamation by the 5 000fte 1/ t~s ~ and questio~aires which will lent to the Brownie Scout Troop. ter sang "1 Have Found My Lord" Mayor_ and a w1ndow dbplay . bt sent to the schooJ superjn•en· ~~ and "How Deep 1s The Oeean?" Dunng thl' program Mr\ Burr .!!_e~Ls so that .the. school obser· DAR MEETS FRIDAY "A"L"mn Forrest read an account rrom a vance of Conshtutton Week end : An informal meeting of Ruturn and Mr . W'.l<y ."o"g ' " .. u D also thanked uyton newspaper ?r the 50,~ A miscellaneou!l . shower wls Day may be tabul&ted. Jonothan Meigs Chapter DAR will Leaves". They were IN ORLON by Mrs. Ri.!ynolds and presented round the world lr!p made thas held. Cor Mrs. James Thomas re<. Mrs. Karr urges a display of be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the gifts. 1:1~m mer by her " ?Phew by mar- cently at the -home of tlle Rev lhe National Flag, _the streJsing home of Mrs. Harold Lohse In· Four new rnl•mbcrs were voted Jug e•. .J_ohn A. Thiele, Dayton iu- and Mrs. Ernest Thomas- with Mti: of the Corutltution in classe-s in: .ste-ad of at the Episcopal parish Into the club : Eva Dutton Stout, dustnahst. Carron ' Balser, Mansfield, &.S the \be .schO(.Is. Last year a record bouse as previously scheduled. Wilma Sargent, Elizabeth Lowery, Mrs. Nan Moore. chrmn of th.e co-hostess with Mrs. Thomas. was set when millions cf children The programs for the )ear will be June Pratt Roush. Guests wer·e Health com., will be chairman of Hefresbments of home made 1 ~ were reached for thls same pro- Clistributed and a resume by Mrs. the cream and cake were served to gram and the DAR re-ceived one Lohse. Mrs. Irving Karr Jr. is the Mr. and Mrs. Wil~y and !ion, Mr. the town-wide canvass for Daniels, ami Mrs. Nino Blond, Heart Fund in l'ebruary. The club Mrs James Thomas Mrs. G. E of the top awards Cor Freedom's assisting hostess. DRESS SHOP Akron. . . vo.ted to p<'l'licip<~te in a feder· Bowers Sr., Mr::;, ciaude Ashley: FoundatJon for 1955 at a meeting --2nd St. Pomeroy Mrs. Fr~ pre.stded at the bus1- I atJon .~poruored project "Maga Mrs Charles Wi«e Mrs Henry In Valley Forge PTA TO MEET ness meeting and anno~nc~ t.he- zincs For Friendship" which Jn. Balllt'r Mrs Jac.k Abels, Mr.11. John The Middleport Parent·Teacher '----.J' Fall .Conference of .. thi S' d1str1ct dudes sen~ing magaz_lnes by clubs Thomas, Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mn. Association will meet for the ~:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;.,; on October 14 at M<~ttctt11 at _the ; and ~ndL\' Iclual :, hehJDd the Iron ~George Kldd , Tony Taylor, Janet ELECTED CHAIRMAN_ , first time this year on Monday a.t p Cu rtaw . and Linda Hilley. G~ R. Douglas, Jr., of Grtmm ll 7:30 at the High School auditorYca r~ooks ffll· lhe rnming Yf'll" _ Sending gifts but unable to at. Landmg has been elected chair- ium Open House will be held ,.were rllst_•·lbutrd by Mrs. Beulah tend were Mrs. Howard BoweN!, man of the Mason County Agri·l from '!·7 30 P m _a nd the proWhite. V!ec-pres• dent, and her Mrs . 0 . Boyer. Thelma Boyer cultural Stabilization Committee e:ram mcludes the mtroducmg of commillee. Miss Addie Headley Mrs Fred at a convention of the g'roup held the new teachers by Supt. L. W. McComas who will also have a Thomas, Mu John 'w. Thomas, Jn Pt. Pleasant, last Friday. Mrs. Warren Wright, Mrs. Harry Vtce chairman eJected was question and answer penod on 1w. Brown, Letart Route 1. /the new school buLlding plans. ReSteffin. 8AKER .AJ sl!en in CllARM- the most freshments will be served by the ho.sptlahty committee. inl'enlive ~oslume of the year- • e en Stansbury as hoste-aa. Mrs. Max Rll'ller, president, waa in chat·ge of the meetina: and members reportiDil oo nrlcua pbana of the Convention were Mn. C. M. Hennesy. Mrs. D. B. J&.rtlnger, Mrs St&nsbury, Mf'll. Walter Harris and Mrs. Jo-bn Kincaid. Garden Club Convention R·eport Made • chairman of the International Rclations committee, was in clmrge I .. . The Daily Sentinel I ...,; D'IStnct. , Leglon Comman·der Will 1Speak On Monday Elected to officer post were : . SENIORS . Prestdect _ ~ Kathryn Smtth; Vice President-Sue Lambert; Secretary_ Helen HoffmAn and Treasu-rer - - Nancy Bryant. JUNIORS President - - Ralph Knight ; Vice President - John Hetzer secretsry _ Gayann Gaul and Treasurer - Marill'D Buckley. SOPHOMORES , President -~ Janice Hayman; Vice President - Eleanor Evans Secretary- Donna Freckcr a~d Treasurer - - Larry RitchJe. FRISHMEN President _ _ Jim COwdery; Secret _ Zenith Chevalier d ary · anTreasurer _ _ Arlene Carvill. BfOWfi Of£·e fJDg • sChOOIS Aid I8 MOCk EleCll00S . Secretary or State Ted W. Brown today pledged the cooperation of his office and asked tbe cnunty Hoard~ ?f El~tions to giv~ the~,rs, to OhlO s juntor and semor hil(h school administrato.n; i~ th~ holdl mg of "mock elcct10ns t.ltLs Fall. Copies uf Preeinct Official's I Guid d V t , Guides re ava· . e 5 an er s . a ilable to rchools who plan such events, a~ ong ss the supply la&t'l, Brown satd, ~tatJ.ng r~que_sts should be direc-ted to hts uff 1ce m Columbu•. Many Oh.io high schools bave m~de this ont> or the features of WRONG PARTY 1 their Civics and Governmt~nt etasEAST HARTFORD, Conn. sea, while others have found it Hitchhiker Herbert F. Nelson of advalllageous to have the entire Suffield tossed an overripe cu- school partieipate. Brown said. cumber at a mc.toriat who decJln. "Since these young men and woed to give ht ma ride. The mo- men will ~ oon be of votinl age, toriBt stopped and took NeLson to they need to know the processe~ a pollee station. Nelson wllff fJned of voting and, in many cases, may $15 for throwing objects at an lie recruits in the constant need auto aDd soUclUn~ a ride. The for persons to "man" the polling driver was off--duty policeman Lar- places in Ohio, which are now near ry Claucr. 1y 12.000 ut nuUlber" Bxuwu stated. I i ° , ley; ing, Excbange Editor, Linda FierBessie Pettit; Sports Report· I ~r. Richard Hovatter, Charles Davis; Horsefeathcrs. Thomas Skinner, Tom Kelly ; Senior reportSt h c ts J · _,___ er, ep en oa ; unturrepo.o.g, Sharon Jones; Sophomore reporter, John Bacon; Freshman reporter, Phyllis Hilbert; ~~ t.s, Gordon Guthrje, Duh Herrman, Milford Hysell; Typists, Jane Harris, Judy Murray, Carole Owens, Janet Valentine. Mrs Joe Builey , Home Economics instructor, is advisor for rtbe Activity Staff. I Investigators Without Clues ~ ~e~e ~c~p~:.: ~ ~ ~~ joi~u!!: .~!~is ....~try ..."~ r-ou ~·.. ..,.___. otion" if Britian and France are its only partners. He hoped it will ~ moviq well t0W11J'd organiza. tion next -.eek . rupting their chlldren'a afternoon ·DBJW' . So the peddlers agreed to sleeping zones in whicb they reduee their bell-ringing. --------- ·-~-----·- -- Fourteen Bend Area Students Now Begm'ning College Study • College students from the Bend Area of Mason County who have either left or will leave in the near tuture Cor their respective 'SChoob lnclud~ the following: Sandra Roush , daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush of New Haven : Ronnie McGlothlin , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGlothlin of New Haven; Dick Athey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claytou Athey of New Haven· Lola Jean Roush daughter or Mr.' and Mrs. Arnett' Roush of the ~pper Flats Cominunity; aad Calvm Bumg11rdner, son· of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bunlgardoer. All wiiJ go to Marshall College in Hunt ington. HAMDEN, Conn. UP ~Investi­ gBtors of tile kidnap-slaying of 8week-old Cynthia Ruotolo sun ~re without a definite clue today, one week after her body was fished out oi Lake Whitney. However, they expected an FBI laboratory a.nalysis of t·he cbild'r vital organs and examination of several artie!($ found .,;.th the West Vi rginia University stucJ.. body would dc£initely establish oots include BiJiy R•y Ward, son the Ume and cause of death. The o£ Mr. and Mrs. Marlt, Ward of Ne..FBI repOrt w"a;:i due Frlday, llaven; Jam)Js Hoffman, 10n of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman of Letart Route; Richard Dotson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dotson of Muon ; and Bernard Lieving, son of New Haven. Carol Ann Rous-h, daughter of Mr. and ~ Uoyd Rou~h of New Haven w11_1 1ttend Wtttenbllrgb Coll~ge wh1le Edward Spencer, SOD Of Mr. and M~- Fred Spencer of Mason, will enroll in medical col1eae at th~ Univenity of Chleago. Attending Ohio St.te Univef'3it . . Y WJ.ll be Donald Sm1.t h, aon of ·Mrs. Donald A Smith of Hartford; and Jan Schneider, ROn of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schn-eider of New Haven. Keitb MeCiuna:,, aoa of Mr. and M.n. A. K. McClun1 of Hl.rtf'ord hu enrolled in law sebool at Harvard ·Uuiven.lty. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 12, 1956 circle roush watterson