http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a7ff64ad493c53e8957a86a683c773fc.pdf 276206530975a91a1cd7a0915c9a9914 PDF Text Text ���I I I . ------·· ,.. . . . ' , . . . y·' 'O!'Norov. . ' tu~qy, "'tto6er S'~'1954 The DAILY SENTINEL, l"omeroy..MtddlepQrt, Ohio :k0S'U SE:RIOUSLY',PREPARES FOR tAROtiNE ANO:)l,Als .. To.GOc.T4 LULU AIMS.AT UGfrrRIGliT Alan-- Bucks Tighten Sooners Still_Top SaxtDn Jail Doy TITLE AFTER 38TH VI€1'0Itl' - ' " BOWLING SCORB • • • By After · Defense; Hayts Ratings; Followed Fight With Gctvilan . Oosely By UCLA sax'53 tt.J HIXED ATOMIC FIVI H. Walker • M. Seyler E. MUter H. M"iller P. M'UUen 181 186 171 1118 1118 1:111 183 482 81 115 88 2M SUB · TOTAL HANDICAP Ulll 177 151 497 1M 188 130 462 • 7~ '726 723 2173 '111 79 711 237 TOTAL 804 80f 802 2410 NEW 131 105 118 1110 ll\9 118 V. Wippel . ' ' ' Unlt.d Prell Sporte Writer COLUMBUS, 0 . UP- U would· n't be glving away any trade secreta to say that Ohio State Coaeh Woody Hayes and his boys are getting set for J. C. Caroline and Mickey Bales. • .!' ...' . -.. ' 3Mo 397 liM 1119 158 liOI 110 110 110 330 110 110 110 330 685 613 1614 191~ HANDICAP 36 36 36 108 721 6411 650 2020 IMI~t~ sl•ut~htlr•d 102 108 127 337 maatlng tiM Illinois touchdown twin• this S•turcl•y in Chem-· 100 109 97 1!55 203 204 306 562 Woody h11 a reputation Df not twl" t.y the ----- )11XEID A H. Pepe R. O'Brien J. O'Brien Blind Blinrl SUR TOT~ HANDICAP TO'IlAL I M. Ebersb;l('h F. Hova tt• B. Hovatter P . War-n·ke E. WArnke SUB TOTAL :~:n~~: :.rac:~:ln~·~.~.!~-:: ~lgn. "We will not forget 1953" Hayes 110 110 110 330 130 130 130 390 m 660 668 1~ 47 47 47 UP-OOab.,.. Untied Preoo Board of Coae~eo' IY HASKELL SHORT Bliod Blind SUB TOTAL TOTAL YORK moved pu to the- top lipOt in !GNATS B. Cl.ark P. Clifford said Monday as he heaped praise on his squad for its two victories and let newsp1en know how he feels about Illinois . loll 644 707 715 2066 WONDER~2 ~rt.~ ~. ~~~·:r:, :~~ :!~ ::~ 468 NEW YOM lJIP-JohnnJ too lOCI to jail on Oct. 21--even if he baa just won the world weJterweirbt cb.Jmplona1lip from Kid Gnilan. . • . •'f\0<7 . .. - ' was 10 pleal!ed today by bls vic~ lint two roundt. But -L ulu's com· tory over lightweilb.t Bobby Woods b1net iMUJlveiiUa Oft' defense and that be announced, "I'm go,lng 1peetly eourtten wlt.b left jabt and after the lightweight title and l'U left 'hooD,. Dfade bJm superior 1n never fight 11 ~ few.therweight t611 nest~~ Wood•- suffered bis agaio." lOth. tt.r.ai 1n .c'r.11ipta. • wm beaten, the ' Ill, IIAoiher TV·IiiJ>t.t st. Nlcho· . lu .Arep.a. mtd<lt~llht MoaO. w~ of Dotroll noeret~ BIUJ Kll· 101e (If Millidi ~b .t.wlce alid won a u~a1rnoua JO roubd deciJ. Jon;,., . ' .. · . ' ' . 1 ' Ward, 180 1-4 poilqdll, dropped Kilgore, 165 1-2. · Wltb straiabt rights in tbe firaL . and second . ri>undl ·for.. eoinpill!•l"l' ei1kt eountl. .. <'ti " . . "·· . : ·, . '" '1". ..., . , .:. ~ • '' , :, : ,,J: .~.l!ll!T. JII.S.vL TS llr UNITID ?RESS BROOKLyN: Lulu Perez, 133 lh, New "-Y()f~~ -- 00\P-oinled Bobby Woods, . 132; Spokalle, : Wash. 10. lI <·' " ..., ·' \• lj GIANTS BELIEVE THEY'LL ~~~BE STRONGER NEXT YEAR '',, •I ::t " L 1,; . '. •• ' 'e ,, ' I 22171 '• I as?:·l • ll •-·1' '• m: .'·WSAZ..,f,V 'I ' . .,.'• I ' ~ : ' . ·I· • .,,'I '·' 0 .' I '"SPAPER. • "' '·- . • Pomeroy- Pt. Pleasant- Ripley '. JUDAY'S "ROCKE' T" SPECIAL j 1952 Chevrolet, ·- .. Fleetline 2 door. A busy buainessmans best friend ..Stand· ard transmission, Radio, Heater. Tops in condition tops in economy. Qnly . ,' $1;195 KARR ' ' and VANZANDT .,..· xumllAl'o~Otl· UY,.i m .,. IIUAUn ., . 30.1'amoul Wcrt4 War n com•· .!' ,, ,, ' The freedom of the press is basic to ott ' . ' .. 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Gone,So's$82,080 r··-·-=--r- . ·.•Channels +' I'' I •-· • NEW YORK '{!'-FeatberweiC)>t lq,:Q prof...tolw boutoo contender Lulu _Perez ~f Brookly~ ·- ~wo(Kia/ 20; had •n etlae ta the eollege football ntlaga todl)l witboot bvh~g tbrowa 1 pus or biiCled II Une last w"'kend. 9Jx:ion of New York, who Purdue's 2'7·14 upaet of.c.,ctei flalrtl Gavil'ln for the Ut:le in a Fast, elusive Perez, who rll)ks week over Notre Dame, n 15-round bolri 1 t Phil-adellpbia on fifth among 126-rourid contenden No. 1 lut weet, produced a th~ nitgbt of 9ft: 20, wu senten- won a unanimous- decision over team rate for tint plaee ii":;:::::~ ced to Ul daya , in jaY! Monday for Irish Bobby of Spokane, Walh.: week's ratlnp of the 31 .tcnoring a dozen traffie tlckets, Monday night in their 'IV 10 1 pl111 several orthn \0 sh6w up 1n rounder at Brooklyn's .Eut.ern coaches who make up the Preas nUnc board. court. Parkway Arena. UCLA, winner 1n ntree ttrailht Lulu fought as a lightweight gemes, wu only 3 polDts behind Chief Magi&trate John M. Mur· and scaled 133 t -2 pounds, the OkJahoma, wltb three Big Ten tagh, who issued the .ientenee in heaviest of his · career. Bobby tearna--Purdue, W~onaia nd trallfle court, delayed the start of weighed 132. Iowa-f.olknriq clc>Jtt;r Ia tb"t the term 1$1tU th.e da)l after the . d lldl.t. M~ al!JO ~ ed an- . Perez. probably :WilJ launch his Dr~h . Bud WUkiDtOn's Sooners other penllt)' of a $600 fi~e Or -10 · !·Jghtwe_aght Carrl4)&i.CD neD m~th second' to Notre -Dame bJ 49 more d~l in jail, but Saxton i{l M&dison Squa~~ G=t~en ag&Jn'!lt points in the previous week's ra· paid the fine. unbeatc:n Frat~~e Ryfi of New Of the•12 tickets, Murtar:h indi· York, nmth..ranktng contender. He lings, had an o"'n date-·in their schedule last Sa:turiay, When the eated one wu,for sPeedini and a~ept the m&tch IJDl~ss ~· :-" we;•r~h;es~ II f HI " I k · ,,., r.ays dJS~::losewhich a fracture m h1s 1 lr wm ·~ . or flea par •-e· right hand, wa.~ injured in voted Oklahoma the top the second round Monday night. points, Wlsconsln 224 and Iowa Twenty-one year Gld Lulu start· on the basi& ol ita earlier 1 ies over Otllforn1a and · last week had 206. 1 ed- slowly as be scOl·ed third ala 38th ''Illinrtis has the greatest backfield potential in the country and 149 123 152 424 there is no reason to think it IT 158 160 489 wouldn't get m~Wing this Satur· Chri11lian. 120 ll8 12'7 3M day," Hayl'J5 said. Y•t• ·Scatte.... 130 Ill 164 405 'J11e voting was 10 ~eattered 774 6t8 729 21M I "'R•m•mber 53" that seven teams attracted fint· 49 49 49 1471 HANDICAP But he stuck his chm out firmly place votes, Oklahoma leadinJ 823 697 7"76 2298 TOTAL and sounded the battle cry, "Re· with 13. UCLA had only five member ~-" compared to nine for Purdue, but MIX tiD That was the reference to 191l3 picked up more Vote. for suOC!eed HILL TOPPERS I when Caroline broke into national ing places and had a 30-point edP. CoUins 125 155 120 400 · prominence by leading Illinois to ge on the Boilermakers. Wiscon· D. Colli ns 127 95 tltl 33::61 Blind 130 130 130 ' a 41 -20 victory over Ohio State, 5in and Iowa each had three first· ranted mind uo no uo a defeat f~om which the Bucks place votes, wbUe Duke sixth and Rice ranked 11th each D. Cla rk 117 140 154 411 never fully recovered . attract~d one . SUB TOTAL 609 630 630 1869 Tho~>e who have watched Woody After ·D uke, the top 10 Wlfi HANDICAP 63 63 63 189 in his past three season~ here re 1 rounded out by Mi&stsslppl, South 693 693 2 0M call how he set up defenses the ern California, Notre Dame, . whisecond year for men v.ho had m&JI; ch pLtJmmeted from first all the . T . Mattht'ws 137 129 169 435 handled the Buck§. There was the way to ninth, aad Ohio State. case of Freddie Benners, the great Purdue, 14th .last week, and Ohio Southern Methodist passer, who State, whicb moved up from 11th -· · M. Dix 152 148 165 4631 threw four touehdown passes in place, were the newcomers ·amobl P. Will ' )64 125 185 4741 By FRED DOWN ·spri ng . SUB TOTAL 724 6M 748 2127 United Prn1 Sports Writer Feeney, however, is not ,C!OD · one qu.arter against Ohio. Next the top 10, rePlacing Pima State, HANDICAP 30 30 30 90 NEW YORK UP-TI\.e world vinced that the Giants don't have year, Woody's first, the Bucks put whlch_droJ~ped from ninth to 12th TOTAL 754 685 '17H chalhpion .New York Giants have the added starling pitcber lhey the whammy on Freddie e~nd '-llank and Maryland, ft'l~.l sixth to l"h. postponed "concrete talk6" about want right on the squad in th e cd him 7-0. OklthcNN Risk• Toll Spot · Oklaboma risb Its top ranking ATTENDED HOMECOMING possibl~ deals fo~ at least a month ~erson of right-hander AI Worth Th• Buck.,• ICIUid, with two next Saturday agajnst 14th-rated A grouip from' the Middleport but ~lieve U1ey II be stronger on 1ngton. Worthmgto~ has bee_n a herd-won vlctorl•• und•r Its Texas in aD inter-conferenee Ch1Jt'Ch of Christ attended the o~mng day, 1955 th_a n the team compl_etr. . d1sappomtment_ smcc belt, Wll ••v•r for rewtntt. clash 11t Dallaa. The Sooners will Homecoming at the Hemlock ":h1ch swept fo_ ur st~1ght from the hreakmg 111lo th e. majors w1th suc · None w•nted to wr•ck h.voc •n be without Gene Calame, star Grove c hurth of Christ, sunday. Cle~land Indians m the World c~ss1vc shutouts m 1953 but _the Illinois worse th•n Co~•pt•ln 1 split-T cnaarterbJck who irtjured They were the Rev . and Mrs. Serms. Giants U~lu:ve_ he can Uevelop mto John Borton-~~nd he will M bi6 shoulder in Ute 11me against Fred I. Gardner, Mr . an<l Mrs. 0 . a front·llne p1tche.r. That's the official club polic)[ as re1dy for llllnCIII Seturdey. TCU. E. MoKinley, Mr. and Mrs. HomThinks H•'ll Win 15 er Rice , Mrs. George Childs, M:f!. outlined today by Chub Feet\ ey, With · . points ~ed;,y~n the Borton, a letter winner Minnie Gilmore, E. O. Sau.ntl the Giants' aggressive, young vice "I think he can win 15 gamcli freshman linebacker, and a record basis of 10 for a - ~itte vote, sident, who predicted a year 80 on for the Giants next year, Feen-ey breaki~g passer as a sophomore, nine for a seconl."~ . Miss JeS5ie Saunders, Mrs. Edgar lh ' · h · . M AHensworth, and Miss Susie T.ay- ago at 1s llme t at W1 11 1e ay~ said . " He's young and he's got a down to pne for ' 10th-place balsaw his hopes for all American lot, Okl1homa had 27.f. poinU. to lor. Special music at the service ~ould be -a conten_der ~or the N•· strong arm. He's pit~iled well in fame go doWn the drain when be 271 for UCLA. Pttrttue had 232 was presented by Mr Ric:e and twnal League battmg hlle. fla shes and there's a good chance ta~kled Caroline last year. A Mrs. Allensworth, ~ho sang a i "I just ~ope I'm as right about he can do it over the long haul il tw1sted ankle and a broken nose duel and were joined by Mr. and th~ ~ea!h 10 19~5 as 1 was .about given a chance. sidelined him much of the year Mrs . McKinley in singing a quar· Wllhe m 1954, ·Feeney qu1pped . "Leo isn 't counting out Worth- and a sore hand has k·e rt him out tette. Mrs. Childs was accompan- "But I see no reason why this ist fnr the songs. team can 't be expected to get bet· ington either," Feeney cOntinued. this season. Pl•nty of Pr•i•• "In fact, he feels prclly much th e ter. . Haye. .. had plenty of praise for "We feel the team is basically a same way about AI as I do ." h~s Bucks following their 21-1' young one," Feeney continued. Feeney also insisted that the VICtory over California Saturday "Wiaie and Johnny Antonelli are Giants might have a "slee per" in He said IIDWard Hopalong Ca.ssad; around 24 yeli.r.s old end A1 Dark .... The Thin& To Do Larry Jam;en the 34 year old right ~as the. outstanding player on tbe and Wcs Westrum are only 32. Have Us lndall A The other regulars are under 30, bander who became t1 coach in fteld. He described fullback Hubert A.O.; Smltb Glau Lined mid-season. Jansen will report to B~bo"s blocking as "very fine." He except M<lnte Irvin." the Giants' spring base at Phoenix, said tackle Francis Machinsky was Won't St•nd Ptt PERMA GLASS Feeney said the Giants had no An:z. , next year as a member of " the best lineman" and that cen. tcr Ken Vargo did a "good job." intentions of "standing pat over Leo's pitching sta ff . the winter" bul that no definite "W• will b• th• fiYorltq in th• plans would be made untiJ Man ... Illinois gerne, I IUPI'OM, beuuM ger Leo Durocher and the fron! they h•n lost two e•m.s." office confer later this year. The • .WHO DONE n! H•Yf!• ••icl "But fartet thet, tH% Automa&le ·Gu conference is expected to take Patrlela Neal Michael Remde Thty w•r• th• top ftvorlt• be· Elfdrle Power. THE DAY THE place in early December when for• th• st•aon .,.._n end lutt EARTH STOOD STILL Durocher flies east to .attend the helasln detdp lilct t..t v••r, they h•v• htd annual dinner of the New York sormt troubl• In pttlng orv•nlt· eo ,..,.ter Ill~ Baseball Writen' Association. H. ~h•y didn't pity well wntll face ad mon .lllet ;.a,er Thurs.-Frl they hit us In 1953}' Top priority in !lrengthening at !ell eOii. MUD Gunar Jettre, H-.&er the elllb is expKted to:) go toward Assistant .Coach Bill Hess, who scouted lllmois in it& losses tb THREE YOUNG TEXANS obtaining a front-line pitcher and P~nn State and Stanford, aid the ( ID TeelmleoiN) perhaps an oulCielder capable of b1g trouble with lllinois was tllet playing regularly if the 34 year -Abothe team " hasn't jelled yel" He Irvin fails to come throuph. Irvin Barban Sl:aDWJdl: 0. Mert'IP was quidt to add that the DUal batted only .262 thia year and will WITNESS TO MVRDER had met two "good determined be a deflniLe quetltion mark next teams in Penn State and Stan£ord teams that played it smart "by · P~~ting out of bounds and never givmg Illinois a chance to retul'b a RUnt." 204 138 126 ~ II-• l TRB SJIIITII FAIULY . ~ ' • • . . ..v ~ ' ' (, .... · ::r.·- • ~ani.i. :bt:'lth.· Fi.tit �\.. • The DAILY SENTINEL.. lr MRS THURMAN IAICOCK Mr and Mrs Millard BrooD and son Jack of Dubhn Obio. caHcd on friends Satdrday and were guestJ of ~ttr and Mrs Char les Massar and fama)y of New Hope Mr and Mrs WHIJam Stethem are at Paden Caty W Va , VJlllt mg then da~tghter Mr and Mr'! Howard Young Mr and Mrs J1m Denton and Mrs Mae Coleman were week e nd guests of Mr artd Mrs Tbur man Babcock Billy Young who was 'l. pati ent ~n St Joseph Hospital Parken bur& re turned to h1s J'oome here Sat urda,Y Rev and Mrs W K Rlgga Columbus were over nij:ht guests of the1r son Mr and Mrs Ray RJRgS and fanuly ted by M1ss Barbara Fraley Games were plaYed anrt pmes won by Mrs E P Ptekens M1ss Goldye l;l arl t.1r Patnck R1l~y Mrs Ih Capehart and Mrs James Hart W R JOHNSTON •omoti<>n Day was held last the St Pauls Luthel' the Jumor was ;~::::-~:~:ror program De also over mto the worship III!TVICe Tbe children s ~ hO!r sang and fwc children "ere baptised ll7 Rev Raymond Petrrs Those 1tppt!sed wert' Debra 1 ynn Paugh. ~aughtt-r of Mr an.d Mrs Jos.e t j:ih Palij;h Hand all Lee Rous 1 .son of Mr and Mr~ Nelson Roush Alfred Ons Roush Kalky Mane Roush and Donna Darlene Rous h ch!ldrE'n of Mr anti Mrs Donald 0 Roush Boy Scout Troop 256 mPt 1\{llndaoy e\'erung at t he c ty bu ldmg Knot ~mg cr ntests v en held and ibev reCE' lYCd genaal Jnstruct10ns bil rtrst au! Ml'mh! rs a tend 1n~ trt-re B1lh H1ll 11111 Fry ' J m Caldwell Sheldon R( us h Glenn ltous h 0111d Rdh Harrah. A1l dts PlW!sent ~ere J ohn D\<'r Bob Johnston and J 1mr~ llnwa1d A Stan\e' 1 a1tv wa h ~I Sat arday l"Yf'nmg ;lf thr h 1mc of if1 and Mrs Hu ly t unmngham afld Mr s f' l 1 f'ncc Hoffma n )f Rutland was d1 munsl1 1 1 ilss s - -- Others attendmg were Mn Eleulo Row.h Mrs clerman Ross Mrs Palnck R ley md Patnc la M.r and Mrs Richard Gnnstcad and Susoan Mr and Mrs Delbert R~hardson and daughlcrs Mrs A L Sm1lh Mr and Mrs James Harrah Mrs Jesse Ma)n>ird M1 Jam~s Hart Mrs Harry Gnmm and Mrs Vl'rnon Gnnslcad and Mr and Mrs. Cun nmgham 1 A Pound Party was held Wed nf'srtay evenmg 111 the Un ti ed Brethren Chureh basement hon ormg R ev and Mrs Boyd Scott and famaly j I Your Best Buy Is A WESTINGHOUSE * Laundermat * Dryer I the Luther cvemn g Ill th~ Sl Paul Cl111 rch of N~:w ll ;nrn Program w~s ltXI by 1 h m 1s Gnnste-ad an:J W1l!Jam McFarland Sl fi e~ wcrr shown on I uthc1an World \etlfm by Rt \ Pc.tcrs &. short bu~ml's:; nH'! tm g W'iiS !u 1!1 md a p 1tlm k suppC'r h<~ s hero plannf'd fnr Ollol 'r 6 at 700 pm tn the rhmh br~s('mrnt for lht' pan~h rnern~H rs and I 9 55 Westmghouse TV thl'll Model• Cleland's Appllanre Store Phone ZOO Pomeroy, 0 .... I ..__ J;JcrnbPrs R~y Rousl l la1ence I Pomeroy ' 1 • MEIGS HMPU Middleport TODAY TODAY Tues and Wed Tu~r~ Oet 5 8 and Wf'd FIREMAN, SAVE PI AYGIRL MV CHILD Banv Sullrran Shelly WIDierS Colleen Miller SPike Jene• and City Sti~keu Return Baut. Man:iano-Charle• whh JAMES C INODimiN Splrilual Mobflt..llooo p..,w. .., lhun; and F..-1 Thurs and Frl October "I R SIL\ER LODE (Te<!bnJooiGrl John Payn.. Li&abeth lkoU, Dtn DIU'Je& Octobfor 7-8 Aecorrtmg to a recent news dis pa.tc h from RochdJile England a 12 year old boy told the court m lh s Lancashire community that h~> had stolen a watch and taken 1t to the poiJce because he wanted tc he thought good The court pul htm en prohatlon 1ANGANYIKA ITecbnie.elor) Van Heflin Ruth Roman Howard Duff J~tr Mllh'row Kellum Bout. Marclann Charlea EVERYDAY SPECIALS.- ----- Baker Furniture * 3 ROOMS FURNI'IURE * * * * * man 'rhe1 c wa.~ pr each111 g scrvtce at Robert Chase of Fort Worth lhr ChnstJan Church Sunday Texa~ spent a few days v s1lmp Mrs Mamte Watson went to ,Pts moth er Mrs T J Chase and L1ttle Hork1ng last Tuesday to attended the Caldwell Duff} wed spend the wmter w1 ~h h.er son Mr dmg Leland Chase Columbus and Mrs Alpheus Watson also VISited h1s mother reccnlly Mrs Mary Lemaster came Thurs day to spend the wmter w1th Mr Mrs Gertrude Chase was hostess and Mrs Elmer Newland at a canasta !)arty at her hom£' Mrs Mabel Hostetter IS 1mprov Thursdt~y evcnmg The refresh mg ments was a desert course Floyrt Thomas recmved priZe for hagh Mr and Mrs Kelsey Carter ef Manella and Mrs Mary Pullins score M1ss Lelah SJdenstr1cke1 and son Billy or Coolville v1s1ted rece1ved second Mr and Mrs Elmer Newland Sun Guests present were Mrs C 0 day Chapman Gu)' Mutchler Mr and Mrs Floyd Thomas Mrs Margaret RcJrc5hmcnts wen served a111d Sansbury Columbus M1ss S1dcn ~,'drf:ynowRmgh wdcre pr~~ent Mrs str1cker and Miss Opal Armstrong .. Jc ar son w Mason J d Ch tlf1ss HagJW or Rutland Mrs Mabu Y ase was e 1ecled fresh cl Pickens Miss Goldye Hart man cheerleader of Rutland High Mrs Henry Rcltmlre Mrs Floyd school other cheerleaders are AI Ca-pehart and ~ath~ and Mrs berta Snowden L10da Buck Jan e• Hoffman and the ho~tess !~;ener Joyce Wolfe and Joan •. $299.00 7 PC. DELUXE CHROME DINETTE $ 99.95 SOLID MAPLE BED ROOM SUITE . $ 88.00 WROUGHT IRON MAGAZINE RACKS $ 1.00 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES $ 88.00 DIVlDED TOP SUNRAY GAS RANGE $ 99.00 0 • • • 0 -·---BAKER FURNITURE On The Bnghtest Corner in M1ddleport I Mr and Mrs ra 1 s <: 1 1den and Mr and Mrs Jumor Chasteen recently went on a vacatwn tour to Coney Island VtctorJa Lynn was the nam e gJVen to the new daughter or M1 and Mrs Herman Grate Homecommg wlll be held at ihe Perhaps they, Ilk' percepllon ••tdllf iJP wllh ' r. """1:,1 ~ ijls wife, lhe (ormer lnl two vlsiton EI•lne pro-m aub'- wu "Wbal rijavage ot Johnttvn. "'0, llu returned to the West Colunabl• bome of her bu&band's pareatt 1f ter ttaviDI been ~eptb' ealled to tbe home 9f her mother Mrs Au· brey Pratt, who waa reeoverll& f rom I aerl001 opera II011 , llro MArt1n Ia planalniiO -~ tht next tour mODt.ba vililinl ber buobaad'• porento wbUo be ileom pletiqJ bia tour of duty oveneu parents Mr and Mrs Herman Warner fh c E M Damewoods are re modehng their home Roy Vme Yard nf Hockmgport put up the new ch1mney Saturday Mrs H R Holter and Mr and Mrs Ralph S1sson attended a re unum at the Herman Schwartz waldu home nea r Columbus Sun day .,...... .,_.. Worship :t& And Doel" • the opeo Blble &lid lilbted eandlea To RiViu.meri . .. "!\ , Hl'sf"'~lr.liM,..'.J~ ¥1'7 ~"',.~ • to~.~ 1.r1 J 1 » .. ~. • The upual ~- ;r ~ 1 f• evEeetblk S.rlpi"'adlnl by Lloyd Dll lbe comilul IIU!lu' Eieum aad Hneer. r by Johnny TIJlor J,be baltquet and 1ua 1 Swortz Tlllu by the at ibe et\e/liote! ~ •• var~oWI me~nben 011 '"What Is war IIIUal m lqtcil ~11 ~It_tbe •hip and "Wonblp 1u An Art" ooculon'J>f Y.• ~Ill""'$''! of I(hased by the ue 1 A part tqUJfmeat pur Board Of J!'.4UC1t1on has arraved and tbe remaJader should be on •-od w•thln 1 few '"' .ao:m.ttt ~Oil'_,. U a 'IOftl reli<a APd p_a\t!II!Jip-la ~~l\IX_., )klleum E111lbited tb.il Jear W.. an oil PJIDtiQf, of th9 , St~er A Bible "JUiz reaulteil In a lle Taeoma ~ ~alnlll!ll W.P d011o by between the bbtl and glt18 With Willil6\ Reed of J.»ffti&Ura\ holed • perfect store thua far marine arli1land.,.. presented to During the busineQ meeting th~h~';=Dia was bUllt at New led by lJoyd Dlllht&er It waa de RJebmondo Obln 1D lUa. ud was eided to change the pie and box T .., tlllleil !'l!h Owned by Ute (:tftclirilatf, PotU mouth Btl bndf aDd_. P.oniei'O)' &or:tal The poaslbttlty bf a skat l'aeket Cp after- 1901 ••d later • f by the Gr:tleD IJJ\e 1t 1ru Port1 1111 party lq tue near uture wu th p Ch -• to d weeks for Installation discussed To df!elde, later whl('h mou :emero)', lutl • tra e The stage equJp~qeat aad other Gf two suaes&ed oames to aubm~. It burnP.d at Clpeiqnall, N~mber 4 19 ~ a]~~\10 With ~~land f.aCJlltl.u bemg purchased by the at the cbarre meelin• ~· 18 ., ..,...... Queen Mofn1ng ~tar "irUt Chris h~gh sehool are on order Green should be ready by tJ:Je latte~ part The reznatnlbt aeven minutes of October were used for hymn pratlice on a Attendlp.f thy g~ee~i~UI.,. frOftl, number The meeting closed with MeJg& Pd(lat} we.e~A: ..w,. Mowen the MVF benediction of Pttmeroy and Wallaee Weaver HAH1FORD of Racine M.rs~,.. Fraqcjf Klean ol The WSCS held 1t1 flr&t rEIIUlar Mtddlepor.J. is a memtiiir of the meetinl!l ot the eurrent year on S&D but W18 unable l!) attend thla Tue1d1y Sef)t 21 at the home of meeting Aim• Swart& with au attendance El.":_ 1~ ot 9 memben and 3 visitors BY VIRGINIA CARLETON I Earl Ho££man During the buaineas meetm& m Mr and Mrs Edward Reuter ol char.ge of Et~anor ~ylea The nartfo1 d PTA held 1ts fm;t m£'ctrng or the year Sept 21 at the Pomeroy were StJnday guests of dent. dl~WIIIOb study eourse school The pres1dent Mrs td Mr and Mrs J M CM!mp was had A report of the dJ&triljt ward Kell was m charge of the Mr <~nd Mrs Wtlham TUrnbull meetin1 1t Middleport was £tven mcctmg M1ss Ether McKmght and famdy Clifton were Monday b)' Hqlen Woode Dues were pa1d BY INEZ RANDOLPH "'ave the treasurers report The eventng guests of Mr and Mn Wonhlp boPklet• were ordered Mr and .Mrs Donel J;lam gave !ollowmg comm1llee s were ap Henry Jenkins and family a surprase bJ.r.thday dinner for her pomtcd Mrs J M Crump w.u vl&ltiog Tbe progr:~m "B~'use Jdu Program comm1ttee Mrs Mar frtend11 m Pometor Tuesday Cared was led by Alma Swanz Iatner RaymODd ~ll!loJpb , aloo ~ ~e F1clds and Mrs Blanche Mrs Arthur Wayland Wli a busl The hYmns 'There • a Widenllss ~heir daughter Ch~ryl Aon one , ness V1s1tor an New Haven Satur m God s ~lerey nd What A year qld October 2 Hickle Those preaent ftre Mi and. Membership comm1ttee Mrs dar Fr1end We Have ID Jesda" were George Cunnmgham Mrs Stewart sUD!~: and the words of the hymn Mnl fto.ymood Randojpb, Clur\ea and Mrs Kearns JluJe l'p 0 Men of God were Randolph, Pelrl ll'ndolt>bi;Mf. ~4 Mr~~ RIIJih Btgp Mr 1nd Jfra Namtng or the fmance commit read by Hel~ Woode Dbrtel $igp, F1o~1!DCe Jean and Refreshments were MrYed tee was postponed until later Refreshment committee for Oe '{i!e lieD fiiOI'UI\f woll be ot 'ke Wilford Doyle Blgp Tho blrtb~ ballid by home of Nellie Pltbr Oct 10 tobcr are Mrs Bert McAbee Mrs Mr"' Ralph BICJI Both received Lllhan Gnmm and Mrs Ruth The Avalanche Farm Womcnrs mrny giftl; and cardJ Grinstead Club at Utart W Va toute beld Rev Grove fll\ed his regular M1s.s Bertha Jenkms school 1ts September meetlnc at thear Mr and Mrs Ralpb BliP <tiled prmc1pal announced that the clubheuse w1th ' Mrs St'lnley ap~lntment at 11 o cloek on Mr and Mrs D~ Bi1p and Mr :md Mrs. AJian LJnch bf Stale P T A convention WJJI be Staats and Mn Jim Roush as famllr Tuesday Wdl11m"town N 11 Vl&ited last held 1n Wheeling this year hoil-eHes Bina.r Ji,aodol:ph caJled 9D CharlA du;cusslOn was held on ways MOndl)' tn the home of Mrs E11a The mnehng Wll t'llled te 'lr es R1ndolph rocenQy, to make money FoJiowmg tht' der by the pres1dent Mrs Adr1an Weaver "ncl Gra~ Kelly Mr and loin )lalpb Blq., d 1scuss 1on M1ss McKmght gave a Lathey wlttr the group repeatmv Mr a.11: Mrt J1me' CrockarelJ Charle& Randolph a~d , d\\llhl« demonstratwn on the f\uteophnne the Flag Salute Mrs Walter Concludmg the mcetmg the group Brown was m charge -of devo- •' 11~a~ria, Vn, bav.: been Pearl Cfilled .on Wayne S'fillttz aocJ \llilt;iilj nr. Plrwttll ;.,&w- and Mn family recently; was 1nv1ted to see tbe new lm hons l.l~b~tt C:aUI Mr and Mrs Jlt.1$01!d Jlan provcmenls that ha e been made In the absence of ttl ~ lessQn tn the school An extra stairway leader Mrs Lathey led the lfOUP Lee llend~on 1 "'yaa h~~?r'ed . I-F;;~:,;vts1ted Came Nlftemerer. ;.~ t~\-.'1 1 a central heatmg ... ystem water m a round liable dJ&eUISion on wM:h 1 ll~rthdlf t:ll11n"r Day call~ on [)()riel feuntam and modern rest rooms the top1c Know Your Schools Mr .a.~ Mn r.narlcs DunDg the buaineH se111on and soft Yllited l\er p.:1rcntt the treasurer B report was given ..nd Mn.. J 8 H11 sunday Mr and Mrs W T Stene erttcr and the club voted to bold an au.o tamed With a family d1pner at liO!l_llle at the ~ober meeting A b!IJ1& • Jllll ~e " ,.. was heJcl-ta theJT home Sunday EnJoymg the A n~minatlng commJUee wu ap- i!cvo G ve In E.J, Sh • lc creek day were Mr and Mra Edgar pomted lt eonsbtOO of Mrs hy the \ ataou ta m 1\eJt~ aad 01! Dorst and &Ons of Chester Mr and Stanley st..ts ebaarman Mrt Ruth Ann: Sleich"!f of lh~ lotal Mrs Raymond Gooch and son of lack Reed and Mrt Jam Roush church wue bapU~crt Galhpohs Mr and Mrs WdJiam Mn LeG Tbomp5on waa 1n Caib 'Bt:ntz of Ravenna reeer:tly Sevfned Jr Athens Mr and MrS charge .of the recreational per1od hn. fatbe.- William Benb \'islted Ralph Parker and daughter Helen Seck-el 11ster 11fl.s wore ezcbanc and M.. and Mrs. Ver~ Swarlz Mr and Mrs Albert Parker and ed and prazes in g1ma werf' won Fred Sm1th Chester Mass Dorothy by M:n Terry Ro1111t and Mra .,_ Gil- TO DllGANIQ Stone and Sam Carter Wheehnl Dcnald Hayne• Mrs Charles MaHon- and daughter Refrethmenhi wer~ &el'IVtd to Tbe Middleport f.H ClUb wbfdl Mrs Re1rt Easterday and son Mrs Howard Rouab. ~ s Ray Will 11<> oraanlied at tbelr flrtt Mrs Carl Easterd11y and daugh Thompson Mrs Terry Roush meettna by lira Howald Nolaa tcr o£ Racme Mn Cleo Adams Mrs Harry Staats lMn Walter Mel&J countr Home Demonatraand Mrs Ben Cr<lss Albaoy, Mr Brown Mn Adrian Latb.ey Mn Uon aJfJit. wlU meet Wodfteadll) and Mrs Fred Batey Mr and Mrl Albirt' Tbompaon M'ra Don.ald evealaJ: at 8 30 11 tile home ol PhJI Batey and children. Mr and Haynes Mrs Bernard Hoffmu Darla khUler Mr~ Thomas Hoffman and son all\ Mrs Let:l ThOMPJOI\ Mn Edward New Haven ,.:r and Mn. George Bumgarner, M' • Jamea Hart, CC,UR'f. tHUII LICINSI James and sen Billie local Mrs JJm Rousb1 Sta•ta Mrs lobn A Jiceue wa1 iuueel Ol ... HPU.YWooo VP-Fitm Dl)laato The preu 4::oulerence was to bt 'b"'ikl at the Bever); Hills honey m • coltqe where the sexy acilreu and l'ibe bueball idol itUI were tiviDg on fnendl)' terms One of !.he servants at the cottage told reporters staked outside that she thought D1Mqg1o Jllijj:bt •I•o appear at 1.be press conference, but would not d1vul ge • reUDII for her behef ....for en to He ~••• accam· alidU S S.no Bricklf', C!:olun.ua b- ~r~n ,on. ., ... , of.: )' -- ' RUFF,LED_ CURTAINS strip 50 Inches W wt4e 81 inch length $6;19polr 90 inch lentth ... $6.'6tpolr Drapery De~ment - 2rd FIOO"r star Marilya Monroe the nation 1 lavorlte p1n-up scheduled a prettl eonfenMe for today JD the wake of bor marltal breKh with fonner ba!leball areat Joe EUeUd 10d Edltli rUfflQ. AU wbll... ........... • waST CloU4r .,.. ceMw ............ ....,. .... ... Phone 397 Delivers REPORTERS TO GETINSIDE TRACK ON Sp~h; Nixon 'filE MONROE DOCTRINE FOR 'Talks In Ohio Sbaffer ~~H~ar~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~J:om=..~llb:•:ll-~~~:: plcoted edge - Stngle. Copy 5c 711. ..... t. Tlw....,., -..,, """" -'"Devoted 'l'l1f lllleretltl To Of Tbe llelp.u- Ana Apple-Butter Making Is GQP Fires Back Replies Fun For Middleporters Democrat's Capital Conv6..io~ Work Revived li EW es easily Shee:r and Jane weatilll· Wide ~ h if. Cloooly . , . .......... a.. • t. 46. 'Dtwn••r • 146 Vol. VI a Rooms Beautiful organdy rutned curtifna mat\e of Bembetg, !be artst:octat or ·tay~~n yarn Permanent Wllllbable floiJh Walt· 91il0: 1o1t1> • ............. "' tloo ••te ,... Iemberg • • ...... '*--·v- ..,. • 31· ' R(Jr ---- . . ,I! pres' Birthdays Honored With Party R.ec,ently Farm Women's Club Holds Discussion ' < '"'d or • };1 ' • aoeiaJ date to Oct 9 at 8 p m Further plana were made for tht Hartford P. T.A. Holdsfirst Meeting For Year And Appointed Committees • • ' makina up the wonbip center and Daugbten tf ~~eet ver.Tbe byiiUIO uae4 were "0 Worilllp 01011 ~bellfil ilullll.f 1 ltil! Kin,a", "Holy, Holy, ~t)'" 1nd ~ ~ -~ II!Vfllbil ~day "Day 1'1 Jjvjnrr 1a the West" ~ ' • moelillll wb bold a! t~o oJ Of 4edlelll'D ' . . are beinJ ed A five minute. ~ad wu uaed E "- ti!lr, lhetnberf , . for d.'Mfi~ of the Jeuon The fine 1dd1t1ona of steamboat ntodeiiJ PrehmiDary plaas ' ' ( Piau ReaWed For ~r~'::':•.ba,!!~".,st.,.~1011of '!~~.. ::;:;~~ ~jal;,"'~''&lol~ Gy"'JiaBium Dedicalioa ~... wore OIIIJ>haalz ...,. •..,. 911~ Ih~ Jl'•-•.lil ....or, , • -. lion ind Dodl<atlon -11'1'1.,.,. eon~plettd for the dedlcatin oi 'b' ~ew Polql Pleu#bl seruor Hia:b. School. Auditorlum.Oymng.. lu:m. for e•ri.J Nofember Sobool oflleW. reporj !~at the exteraor construelioo work iJ C:QIII pleted and the intertor finiabina Mr and Mrs Dale Warner and lvrork as progresall\1 rapidly and children were Sunday guests of his should be f•n•shed by November I • -< " ,. ' I • , fbelile Op SunHay.ls ~ ~a fl( llrt ~ '-'!~ lira c..u M•rttn ., w• "What Wot:•"ip SetMice Is~ DNict!-,. · ~WnbiJ bu reeattx ~ ~ !'' } . . #)'J~.n-;,.:""r~ · J --r Mr and Mrs Carl Baer And dfmghter of Columbus Mrs Ed •ard Latshaw of Charl..ton were Sunday dmner guests of Mrs Amanda Baer and famaly Mr and Mrs Arthur Baer of Iowa were calhng on 1r1endJi and rclatJv s here Saturday Mr ind lolra Geor1e H<Knlfhl and Hunt.ia.ll:oa a~t .the moral weobncl with Mr lll1d Mra. WUl~elr lm YeKnlc!!t llld Mr and Mts the boy should be put on prpb.Uon-uo ~~~~~ ~- 0 , __ , \ , • M. Y:. F. Cllltonl 0 .-.rue; 111,o!e<J from 1\l'IVol• f!r.it etua aY Mpl. c,.AIILII'WOOIIII ' i• •1•• I •"""><! ') tO COI110fllllllll . . .ittaed by I 1 •I if.l:-:~~.:.~..._ 11 ! 0 b' ~ • • ' TIM 11:\T bOld 111 Me;as;~~~tij,·vo Cp1 "'artln a '"""'' hi Com l•s o0 &epl a. wll~ •• • • ~ •, • ~ · 28th "){~.~tho nrd lfW satta~~.._ !1>1 , 1, roqt~~ ...d 1 •4•1~ lad*'· October 10 A basket dmner will PTA Ule Uverpcol Rutland Church of Chr1st Sunday Theand bai(eheld saleatsponsored by the be had at noon I store saturday was a success F!f teen dollars was the financial reHere IS a lragJc-eom1c examplE> suits of the sale of the universal perversity or hu Miss Elizabeth Cooper of Muon man nature We all want •to be 1 who has been employed as book thought good But the com of keeper and slenographer' for the true goodness romes fiO h1gh that Laverpool Salt and Coal Co retlr many of us succumb to the temp ed recently after 45 yean of ser tat10n to settle for tbe counter v1ce to the company During theae fe1t yeara Mtss Cooper served under three generations of the Snuth ChrastJantty demanda fr.em each family First Mr Albert Sm1lh ef us love for God and netghborthen hts two sons E A Smith and externahzed In humble and com H F Shlllh and E A Smith 1 aon pass1onate and often sacrlfleual ac Donald A Smith lion A rree and good society Is Mn Chet Haddox of Pt Plea• the natural rCIUit ot the puttmg 19t hat been employed to aasume mto practlee of suet! .11 doctrane ttie duties of MISI Cooper Rev and Mrs Casto and ehl1 However th11 i& a httle too dren speM Monday m Winfield proeaJc and unslpectacular for John Shutter of Wheeling Mrs many Hence they plump for So is the pest of Mrs Henry Jen CJal!sm-wh1eh to them. 11!1 a ktnt more dramatic way of bemg M:r and Mrs William Kelly and good They want to gain the dauftbter and Mrs Wilham Gibbs approva1 of their fellowmen hy attended tbe Apple Festival 11 redlstribulutl the worlds wealth Jscbon reeenUy and Visited re But tttey &eem abhvJous to the fact that IJl order to do tb1s they lativea • Sullda)' guests of Mrs Henry must fJrst take possea11011 of this Jeaki.M •rid family were Mr and wealth by meant clotely resembMn Cec:U Gair1ng M BtJdleport hng the WI)' tfle boy 80( poliSCII 0 and Mlta Helen Jenkina of 1on of tfte watch tU lbe aeute- ol their • r BY AMANDA BAER Attendance Sunday Sept at the Sunday School here w1s ~7 and the offermg wu $8 62 Mr and Mrs Elmer Leon•rd of Columbus Wet e weekend auests of Mrs John Bailey and Mr and Mrs Russ Watsttn Rev Weber Thema of Bun,ker Hill called on Mrs Stella W•t km~ and fam1ly Sunday Mr and Mrs Guy Bmg and fam Jly of Bradbury were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Baer and fam1ly Mr and Mrs Herbert Dav1s and famtly of Athens spent Sund11 w1t h her parents Mr and Mrs U S Nease and f1mlly POM&ROY BEND THEATRES •o·--.. . . t ... - ...- - - . _ _ . . . . . _ _ 0 The Rutland Home Demenstra hon gr.up met at t he heme of Mrs Ethel Nelson Tuesday for the1r monthly all d•y meetmg The presadent Mrs Evelyn Jor don was an cb.arge m the absence of Mrs Mayme Hemer who was m Athens attendmg an officers exe tutlve meeting of the MISSionarY EducatiOn of which she was choa1r IForest IU W W Bragg was mm 1ster Mr ami Mrs Ray WhJttmgton ------- 0 IY BETTY SIDERS The following guests werP PI(' 1f South Charleston sent Jhlll HLII Allen and Carla R sh 1\rnrtt v•s1ted Mr and Mrs W W Bragg M ller Nancy Oehme) Ma11 e Fo Hl 1s-. ng J~ss{' BIO\\Il II N rcconth ley David Grate Karen Thomas H «h H c rm<~n I ayn1 Lloyd Bla1ne a nd Brenrla Turnrr J('nn1e H u~h !(('" Pctcrs nu~~cll s n A surp r iSE' ba thday party was Grate G1les Coy Rusty little tc1 and I h.ll r \1\. olpl'rt held Fr1dav {'Vl'mng at the home Jumor Brannon Billy Wyatt AI of Miss Marle ne Newland for len Biddle and J1mmy Fmk A Sl.anh v Party was h £'ld Fn Uyde Kuhn He received many da\ f'Ven111,g al the h.ome of Mrs n1cc g1fts Refreshments of 1ce Mr and Mrs George Shumaker ha Cape l at and fllrs Cl1rcnce cream anrl rake were served of Columbus Mr and Mrs D•ek Huffman ol M ddhport was the J\.Jrs Myrtle Boggess VISited Mr Ph1lhps or Columbus and Mrs dcmonstral! r Mrs ll oyd Cape .and Mrs W W Bragg Blanche Crossman of Columbuti hart won the do ar pnze Wclltnglon Ihrtscy and Mr and wClc weekend guests of Mrs GP.r -c=:-- Mrs W1lk Jaccaud of Delaware trude Chase and attended tlw VISited Mr and Ml'li Tom HaifiC) Caldwell DuUv wcdd1ng a{ tbr and Mrs J ohn Tall Sunday Mcthod)st Church to th1 fol nwng: Televl•lon Ser ~ WVC;S I u~s..Jl Senter an(! 1/l!ltp Wol IH 11 W( tl' hosts fm the ('V<'Il!ollog all maku and ---.... 01 u l hurch mel Tues hy See The New 111 W. Main ,Manv g1f s were rccctved from lhosi a ttendmg Mr and M1s Olho L1e1.1ng and son Earl V1ck c1s and son Ralph Gibbs Mr and Mrs Pete Burrts and B('{'ky ¥rs llo~a1d Burns Mr and Mrs J A Kmg Mrs E P P1ckens Mrs R ~ Bn ant Mrs S H ReJtmJre 1\frs !larry Capehart Mrs Bert Roush Mrs Edgar I aync Mrs Ro_1. H >rfm3n Mrs George Jewell Mts Chl~ ton Athey Mrs Ott1c Hous h Mrs John Bumgardner M1s Ray Weaver f1s Thelma <. apr'harl Mrs Chft Hou sh Mrs !larry M1U er Mrs Ftilth and M ss Sa1 ah Roush B<'rn 1rri LH'V m,:: E rw n \\ eaver Ga1 y Batl'y and Hoy Clark_ _ The Brotherho()(l Rutland Home Demonstration Group Met At Mrs. Ethel Nelsons Tuesday The: mootJDg was opened by th<' repeatmg of the l.ord s Prayer and the roll call by secretary Grael.' Thomas was answered by namang The Young Adult classes cf a b1rd\ Long Bottom churches held a The followmg announcements wu•ner roast at t he home of Mrs welle marle October 3 Counlv Grace Londen Fri.day ught Meeting of the groups at Rock .Mr and Mrs Don HoCfman and Springs Fairgrounds Committees c h.1ldrcn of Cmcmnab have bMeen appomtcd was Mrs Bob Hill Mrs VJSJ1Jng the latter s mother Mrss c 0 Chapman and Mrs M.cKem:: 1e Cora Coleman and SISter r 1 Odober 16 a county meehng at }-larhs Frank and da11ghters Donna daughter of Mr and Mrs Geneva Nolan s h.ome m M1d Mrs Frank Dorst spent the dleport The next regular mcctmg weekend at her home here She Will be at the home of Mrs Floy l nturnerl to her <~ tudJes at OffiCe Thomas OCtober 12 from 10 a m T1 amutrg Sf:hool 1n Columbus until 4 P m Sunday Those present were Mrs T J Sunday dmner guests of Mr Chase Mrs Floyd Thomas 1\h s and Mrs Fr.W Larkms were Mr Bob Hill Mrs Betty S1der~ Mrs and Mrs Norman Weber and C 0 Chapman Mrs Ver na Hy sons of West Umty OhiO Mr sell Mrs Goodwill Mrs Maud f' and M1s Paul Hauber and dau R~hngs Mrs Ethel Jackson ght cr of Portl i!J1.d Mr and Mrs 1 Mrs Leona Mwser Mrs Evelyn Fonst Rhodes of Kansas Jordon M1ss Opal Arml'itrong Mr~ Mr and Mrs Dave Yates re I Gold1a Anderson Mrs Joe Plulhps 11 11(' 1 to thr r nome m Clt"'le Mrs Blame Giles Mrs Rosa l"n I Hf r ill! 1 xlf'ndPd v1s1l w1th Barm•s Mrs Hathe McKmz1c Mrs till I 11c1 s m !her Mrs Anna Della Hannmg Mrs Ethi 1 Snow Swan den Mrs Doris Thomas and dau ghter Kathy and M1s:s Hele n Ncl - - - TUPPERS f'LAINS son Covered d1sh was served at n ou n BY IDONIA PARER Mt~ Na<lme Newland Galla Calvm Biddle was honorrd at a polls spent four days at home birthday party at the hnmr of h1 ~ Mr and Mrs Guy Spencer Con parents Rev anrt Mrs B1ddl(' sla ntme M1ch vlstll'd h1s sister M1 an I M1s Wayne Bncklcs Games and contests were pla yer! M1ss H('l cn Hoffman daughter fr om fnur unhl Sl:t p m of M1 arw:l Mrs Dana Hoffman A large pmk and whlll' b1rlh and J)enms Davidson of Columbus day cake Wllh e1ght cancflot> · was wete UJHINI tn marnaf(e at tht> served WLt h the lunch The hon or M et h odJ~t rhurc h Sept 18 Rev cd guest rccc•ved many g1fts I ' RUTLAND Loog Bottom Day In Junior Department Ohio • . ' • ' ..u clrjve 10 collecl <IIIIPalp for Jln llo~dl\l' teehDaq¥e lund eiln for lbe1!111 •' By Ladies Of Lood Church LEGION BACKS RETURN TO GOD LOCAL PROGRAM r J)on Roach Post Commander of 6ene)' Bennett Pod Ameraean ~11on baa announced the regular meetmg for October 1S with all Yeiel'llm urged to attend A group from the local post will attend the Dlstf!ct Conference at. Murray Caty Sunday October 10 when the Feeney Bennett post flt1ng squad w11l take part 111 the ~arade Dale Mourning 1s cllaplam of the local post and they are carrymg AN OLD AMERtCAN CUSTOM.That't what making apple butter out the Back to God ' program 1&. Iince It date• back to pluneer sponsored by t~ Nalional Amer and pre Revolutionary War day• lean Le11um m the behef that our Pictured above 11 one of ~ig1 country wan be stronger 1f our people w1ll return to the rehgwus County'• forem01t experta on the preparation of the 1plcy, mul prmcaples upon which our nation time trHt She II Mrs. Mlnnl• was founded Gilmore 75, Middleport wha The Amenean Legion rccom mends tbat Citizens observe week ly wonhip of God m church daily '1jr~er and devotwn.al serv1eea refd some scripture daily eneou.r agf the religious trammg of ehil dr•n have a Btble 1n every home 'fhear motto 15 'God and Has Ch'-!1-eh Amenta s firSt hoc of defense Seventy-one bu•helB of apples were peeled Monday Tue5day and tb1s mornmg for the stx large kettles of apple butter which were kept 11mmerang over open f1res 1n the yard of the George Ch1ldz> home as the wome n of the M1ddle port Church of Christ carrtell out the1r annual proJect of makmg and selhng gallons &f their home made apple butter a11i•tt the ladl.. of "'- Church of Chrtd In theu chores by thr· ring the hot aPPle butter 1n the gtant keHII Mrs Gtlmore Mid she recall• making •PPI• butter when the wa• a .mall girl ancl state1 that ahe prepared It ev.ry yur for her children until they were 1rown The Rev Fred 1 Gardner and C E Vance were busy keep mg the f1rcs stoked Tuesda y as the women completed th e task of con coctmg the tasty apple butter wath Mrs Vance as ch1ef sc;uwner and {mal authority on lhe vanous batches Forty one people peeled apples Monday afternoon With twenty two showmg up m the church kitchen that mornmg A potluck lunch was served and another group came back to the church that cvemr:g to keep the work gomg At four thirty Tuesdav mormng Mrs Vance served hot biscuits butter Jelly and eoUee lu Mr and Mrs Gardner Mrs Boyd Dtlgard Mrs Ern.,st Lallance Mrs Leo Childs Mrs Edgar Allensworth Mrs 0 L Roush and Mrs Wilham Yeager who came !rom Kent to assast 111 the werk � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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