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Ko4f'Aid ....-e4../ at ~ A birt.bday uke, Ice aad c:oflee were the eonelution of the ltn.ai.Ji£ lift, Jlbhop reeeived a - - Ill ..,. 11.111. A~l Barbara navis, Elsie Ariold. leny and Linda MIITINO ~80 , Prick. Bt.rbltl and Dw<tthy Le· ~ ,....Wftl. W, R.UbJ Kuuer, Jeanie Lou and Tile - " ·of · Graee "' .... . rile. ~ Bo:W.,. t..m!oy, Liou lloore, Uoda A.WUaf')' ' l'f rudiq brt Yotmer, Dotlie IJ'own, Ruth Ano cbureh ae~ed · I« T c CbriMJPI NOIJIIJ .lean and Fior· otiernooo bo beo,. ~,.( 1111; rn e~aee ' AIUI. Burllt, ReY. 1nd lib til the followt.q day.~ Od.~ • a.l 2 P . .II. at tbe hoa1e M~ llo• ~4 IIIJ'BIJ•IIop ..d !be ~­ lln. Patri~k Lothary. ' Oil~ • •en! tw a &Of:.._ iound. -Tht Gos.PEL HAlMONY IOYS H~~t~tinltott WHAZ • '. Will Je .A1 Tht Rutland Nazarene ' • ·'ttlurch Sunday EYe. October 30, 1:30 '· . Turnover '· q-.ick ~SPECIAl~ .· . 1t50,MERGURY 1 boor · Sedan-Rodio oild Hea......On• Owttet. ' $595 . Jimmy .Potsont ftti lit. . . ,,. ' . . '*··-· Fa .Is ·H .• r . .. 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Dtben... • . ~ ~u~,... , , · , WASHINGTON UP- XiUions of llo rate among vaccinated c:hil - search for a substitute •1J.(J 'j)eea ~"1': d~ u!bl8 mean lil Amul,aic!lalill>are •d~~~.art m~ke tha drin wu ~ to :kJ per cent below utrn:owed to .I bout: ' l~ -~bl~ nc;::U~n.r1 Foundation 1 1 1 10 ..eue a , oc.:~a~OA an e the incidepce among non-vaccinuns. . ' · . 'ror .nJ~tlle · Paraly&ia •ill a~t. 'ext f~' weeb-whet~er their ated ebildren in tbe same age Q--What about thJ! lmproftct to f~h ll.a...free inoculation PJ'Q!. ~ll lhould receive Salk po- 1roup. In almost all the data as- vaccine Dr. Jonaa E. 5 ~ ·~ ..¥ aruii two thob: for · the ~tion•a ·t_lo .abOta. aembled ao far, t.be paralytic rate- hopes to try 0 ~~ oca t~--·~~ teCOnd 8nd tbird 1 cradens. 'l"he , More Yleeine J1 an:llable now wu 50 .per cent lower among school cbil~en. · overnment eallm1.tea enoUJb tbaa ever-before. And mbre chil- vaccinated c¥dren. .This was A- This lS balitally tho. SU:~ ~aec:tu wtU han 'been releuect dreD lr8J. ell.cibJe for the lhota. true even: though many ~bildren r~c~n: n::m':!nlorWI~i: ~dthe by tb!t eJ)d ot the ~11 tO proJ But ~ore 1117 eu be i~lated, received only one shot and many Ynly 1 1 new aiKH.t It ate •IIQIDe vifJe ,two lhotl for . at Jea~:t 18 · their pate.all muat live tbell' per- were. exposed to pol.iu ~tore be- fmprovementl rdade in an ~ffOrt: mlkifl!i .yo\UWiteN. ~ O'Cop· miNJon. , Ina mjec:ted. In epidemic areas, to increase lti potency. It la part nor,Jot:~ndi'ti~i:Sent, his pre 'nae deeuloa. isn't. fin CIUY onE, there was a "notable" reduction of Salk's continuing reseatth . on dided enougb ~ectn~l wm be reeapeelally in view. of the reeent In paralytic polio among vacci· Joteney According to tbt ·~lie• le~ to .tate· care o anOther 24 ,eontroveny over ,. .the yacclne's nated children. ScheeJe called }he man, it ' does not · m)!an. ~; ..,, ~~ IDI:Illon thUdtep ~x' ,)!'ear. nfety ud iliUediveaesa. result! "very enCouraging." developed i subatltute ' 1:tot · tbt : ..~oW·tooa wi118hot& be -avail . 1D maklq their thole.-&, parents ImprOved Vaccine · Mahoney ..strain ·· · ·· al;Q .for ad~bT · . · ""'! •e .td¥lied' br the &overnment to Q- WUI a safer and more. ef· · . . , A-:-Tiila ~ · Ia' .hl&hly uncertain. be eu'!fed by their prlvat, physi- fettJn vaccine be made ava.U~upply Out~ . '"'' ..~. "' 1t dt;~ndi o~· How fut tbe supply IDd· loeal public health offi~ able 1oon? Q.-What's the vaeeln~!' auppJil: · situation imP!OVea. It also cl•· ~- But tbe eovernment itself A-An improved vac~ine is on 'outloOk? . ,1, peptta o~ h~ .ma~Qt elll~le child• ~ )btown Its lull •ui>i><>rt be- the way but how soon 11 wltl ar· A- Bri&bter thall lt Ill; been fell . actually aet ..l)u!tr !hots. hWI Uie v1ccine. · rJve 11 · uneer~ln. The govern- It any other ti~e in. Pft There ue 62 mUUori ~na un' -JI~ a.-e .tOme of the many ~ent is sponeoring a vast l'l- gram. The goverilme~~ U:,· teleu- der 20 w~o haven't beea inocUiao tiuestiou P•rftlts hiVf been ask- seareb program to d(!veolp a sub- lnr about 5,000,D0p 1d<tse.t.a month. ted )'et. A t~o-•hot proa'ram for 111.1, lnd tbe 'a'ntwera-bUed on atitute for the Mahoney vir,us At the very leut, of(ICI.ala. '"'~ thise would requ~ l«M mllllon tbe vieWI Df suratdn General 11traln now u~~ed in thP. Salk vac.- thii rate to eoaUnu~ IDd it could doae1 of vaeeine In addition' there Leonard A. SCheele and the u . s . ciDe to combat type l polio. This inCl'eue a'ubltafttlalb~~ would be the 'needed d~ ~or PUbJie Healtll ~~e~: ltrain haa been called tot. dart- Parke, Davis &: Cp. ' ~~! 1 ~____!! the teeommt<Dded tbird abo~ c.rr..,.,....,, \ ,. : t t. •. n•w tr.•ncl . ' ' ' .' ·'"·· ···· ···-- '-.e..t. 1 1955· . ·.: ~; · ... . . ' modern ~kltoheno •••••• l/tt AiiNEI .fn -da•• 'he ..,..., sa~.. . tho preJent Solk vaccine A-'"'e vaccine aow be-ina rc· l•'l..d UDder' rlltld new aovern· m8nt JtiDdlrdl 11 II Blfe i1.S eeii!nee eaa pJWenUy make It, 'The· rllk of the vactlne givinJ a etiUd polio il oonaidered "nea:naible." Slbee the JlaDdfrds ~were . put ipto effect May 2&, there ha:an't ~ea • siDJI& cue of polio lblked 'witfh the vaccine. ,·Q-...wliJ. lis tht , Vltclpe , conRid'er«< taler IIOW 1 tban It wu be· . . .. Leadership Training Conference \ - · · • To. Be Held At Midd/erv~~.t NoY •.4 r..._•. Plan s were made fvr a Leader· ship Training Conference to be held at tlle FlrNt Baptist Chureh for Board Member~~ of the Pomeroy Assotlatlon and the president•· of the Mlaltonar)' Societle! of the A'asoelatlon when tb~ a.'lsociatlon met Monday night al the Mlddleport Fir~t ,Baptist Church. fore~· Mrs. Allen Hughes, presJden1, . A/ cau~e the now safety presided and aaid tho tralninl conference will be held at the ataatlar 1 require more te~t.. dut- local church on Nov. 4 stuting at Jn• t)ll~ manulacturing prOCCIS, 7 p~ m. ·Kra. H. D. Loudenbaek, teltl b ,lne~ea_aed . Jensltivity, and 1 Urbanll! JOii Mr•. J. K. Edwards, ~ tbe• VIC!Cifte h11 beeo 1 )rontan, WiiJ be in Charge 0( the thtJ: ~~1 , And, 1:1 :•n extra precau- eonfercnce · . don, he governm.ent-ift addition · 1p I' manufacturett-- noW is Mra. James Sterhenson, Pomefqt4Df ·u Jots. roy, led the devotional service on Q;- It caused the strange the theme of "Love" after an or~utbrea ol polio iut summer gan prelude by Mrs. C. P. Bradamant thil4rtP who received bury, SpecHal qausic £or the meet· Cutler ~aeelne? ,. • lng included a vocal solo by Mu . . ~-A~ur·mon.th 1 • ~~:overnmenl Elmor Wlckh1m, Pomeroy. lnve,$1&atlon failed tq PfOVe ex'l'be ()rG8tllm was a tcchnicoJor ~IJ. !Ybat bappeoid;'IJ'ho o..nl\ip- -l!lm"•"Our Mlsslq~ Frontiers" tJi,l f\la tbr 'Uvc! .vfrus aor :·~o Which ShowS(! }uJe•iow ill lhe Bel' ~ Cutter VICGhte bdeauae or glan Congo, Burm_ll, India, Aual'i\", lti•\ lnldequaey of tha qovern · Japan and the Plilllpplne IJJlands. liae,ait aafety atand1rda then In · The National Dfrector explaine;d ~~·· The1e standards have been the work of the mislli~nlltics In over.-aw.,d. I the schools, hospitRis, etc .. ahd •ls· · lffKtlvtnt•• .. s1.1.e d a challenae for more fuiJ . q..:.now well dJd tho vacdnc time misaloll . workere, 'tho MXt ·wjll bo on lnoeulatlon pro~ • April 23 fn ChUrChes rcat evening'!! ' HI OIJICTID BOSTO~ uP....:wlieo wuilam Boweo, 73. died, be left ·$18,000 In uncuhed w.• te and pellliOJ! ebetb. A retired .MetropolitQ Dlitrcit Copulil~on enalneer, h! liad refuted to' cub the ohoelr.t beeoUJe ~~ ol>Jeeted to the lecli!rai wllllboldlnrllio. DuriDJ lilt r~ ment he lived· on hts .World \yar I / pensI on. ·. ' ANNOUNCES .., - -' . "· ' Walnut and N. Second Stt. (Aei'OIII From ·T0111ple Theatre) "• I' MIDDLEPORT. OHIO .. - OFFICI!: HOURS I ·31 TO II AM 1. TO 4 PM 8:30 TO 8 PM EXCEPT WED. PM ANO ALL DAY SUNDAY ' ·AUCTIO . " •. . . \ ' 1 ' ' ,, I •• ' ·Bqlnnlna T4ursday, October 27. altO :30 A. M. aitd eontl.nulna tile \iii~t ~ •~' Ume and Sallll'day u necessary. in lllf2e bulldinR of Pomeroy Motor crJ.. S(at• Rl 124, Pomeroy, 0. . .' We w.U lellat auction the personal prope -d-ued, lrieludlpll many rtne Items oriRitlllJ I .tomey Geaeral of Ohio and of the U.S. undc r l>iiiioi~ followa: ' .. \ New Office Location . •' • .' .,'• .·• 'J. J. DAVIS,,,M: D. 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