http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e357a1d7794caa0b9124d7f23d0f118a.pdf 7a0207f35032a07a3e4bfa366684322e PDF Text Text ���, J •·' --= ----· The DA1LY'SE:I'<IT11'1El 'PomeroY.MicldleP.:,rt, Panthers I Home, YelowJ . The Wat.. ma Whote F•lcons will trtvM to 1-oint Pleasant .· tomght , rol"tbeir biggest battle or the,.,. -that Ollainsc· tho Big .BiaoX. of · t cod Bob Shertzer · h~ -game Neither Team Had A Win So Far This Year; Blue Devil8 Favorites ·1 ''Micl:dleport fans" ts the ' expected to bP a !>ell-out. ' The t'aleons u~der- Coach Hal ph fans are watchword dats. and the truth of that I Freobmen Gn'dders Will ISee Action Tonight, , week getttrlll. ~ady (Gr this-the biqest tam~ on th~ir Schedu'~~- A V·,,,.~ o•er t"e Bta Qhu:;ks would ._,~ succes:; ''for the • Ft.lcons if mean thoy dtdn.'t w1n anbtfter game all season The udds are aga!n~t a f:~lc~ll victory 1n ·as much a~ tht! Btg BlaCi\s of Pt Pleasant art fielding One of their betler teams des pite the fact that they have split pven in · four games · tO dalt! for the same record sp01·ted by th e Falcons. Wahama h... lott to Huntirttton Vinton and Pomeroy while tl'lo'f hn·• dofeetltd Middleport end Peftn Cit'f. Pt. PJNunt. ha1 l•t te Vin~on end B.r.. ourtville whUe tbey han teken the me•· ,...,. · of GaUipoli1 ~nd Pocl. .The tafcons lost. to Vmson 20-6 while the 'B~g · Blacks lost tn tht' same 'team by 7·6 in ;; gamt' th1\ has br~n protested and is still under c~&ideration Uy the stal t_• o«<ci'als ~ tht- West Vtrgim:. Athletic ·&aoeJatlon Coach Ralp~ Sayrl! said . 0 ' 1 'T'hursday t"Venmg ~00• he f~lt that his boys would be ready for to- I ntght's batUe He added that are in good ~ptrits..aud are really pomting for the fray . th~y ' J.O(r<;I!S, MAt ., 'f'I!1_M~ . r'MIP !ItS .,, 1,,.,. .(;, 'Efili({CE ' . · · / Freabm'n G.ridders 14 SR\1 loyal 1 p ~~r0y Panthtlfl. set ·_out • !N;j/.•~ . , n,.e 9 ~ ,.~1/AitJP(I 'j:Q(ji;l, y~A'Ifll!! ~ :~, these I toftSrhi·Jo \ Put- theniaeh~l bae.k·tn· , -A;,r~HAirf. .._:~ ~. state- I th . ~~-~ ~olum~· u Coach John McDonald's Mid· dleport Yellow Jarll:ets trek down -l•er to the home of the GalHa ' Academy Blue Devils at Gallipol· ·s ' Tho Y~~ollow J•cklts •nd th.e alue O.>~ilt hl'flt identical 1 rld ,..conk b for thi1 uason. Noith..- 'toaM has scorH • win as , .., 1 nd beth hno droppltd 1 ,, il of t ke jg64 '· foo(bill . · . : \ ;: , · o•f·the-:A.then~· , -< • !. . s~Or.Y ·IS beY,_ a • . "", ., But\dak~in wj\Jt •nlany .cons1der · , th ( l d ·,.I' Of the Week' rn ·: · e ·4U ~- : t e ·~ • ,...... h . L&ague , ·""· tb.e ~u~o~as 1ern v iO. . grad car:d' · .. . '· • Th~ Pontbor~ 10 Into tho gome •n u'l'ldlt~og, ltut •O'urcH dOH to -fOOtboO row · H~ that, If they k ..p cool, the lads · from ltom~tror can COmo •~•rfrom , • . I I this onit tht vlctMI. thr••~ Coach Rex Jarv l1, ' wh o has Middleport, however, has shown been putting his bO)'S through the considerable improvt!m.ent each paces since last week's upaet of 1· time the team has taken the 12S..12 at the hands of N~ionvme j field . Just how well the Yellov. indicates that several members of · Jackets will perform tonight i!!. tbe second squad will see ~ore ;myone's guess . They go into the action than heretofore ton1ght. game a heavy underdC~g . but so Jarvis will use Junior Hawthorne , a 196 freshman at tac}de on dtt· did Nel8onville iQ last weeks fense in place of Smith. Grueser game with Pomeroy. will be replaced at right gul!rd The Y-ellow Jacket backfield by 175 ·pounder Jack Handley, . and freshman Sam Russell, 170, showed a l.ot of offeruuve savvy, will r~p1ace Buddy English at full last we~?ll m the , ,, llston game, 1 back on defense. , · and all hot gh the MHS boys were The Bulldogs have a perfect re· shut-out 13.0, they seemed to I cord so far this season, ha~inal--------.....!~~!!!!.!~~~":!.~~!1::_.:;;~~~:---1 haYe plcked up a few pointers on j won 3 and losint none. In the t.wo \ the w•y . Likewuoe for the line. games previous to th~ NelsonvdlP Late in the fourth quarter, the loss. Pomeroy seemed to be click· Cti!l . linemen indicated that they had ing at full steam. Panther lens I I I I WBdhm".gton J...:tema ;· na_}./ fs Ul . · t.- t"o "dT~o Be:B"tgger Attr:act• · "on" . ,·, s · as more and more they are expect~d to t urn ou t In I argr the stuff 4.. . , began to bottle up the hefty nuinbcrs for the game tonight at &1.1. Wellston bacoks. Pomeroy Sta d ltlm to ch eer th e IO· . cat laWI .. • - OIJ to vIct ory. Last . night &Y OS'AR FRALEY This is th~ .Probnble startmg a pep rally was staged on the parkUnited p,.., s,.rts Writer lineup -r rnr Middleport ·· ing lot by t b e d own t own Boos l en I NEW YORK UP-The thorough · · . raci~l fol,ka are , porn · t'mg E flsh~tr, 160 L and t h e consensus I·ll th at Athens. bfed . had b cl ler wat cb ou t ror a Plent' gdin1 ~ tOrday toward, the Wasb lOll· L.IUY 170 LT shifty ·.b ackf ie ld an d h ard-h 1'tti n"'" ton, D. C., International, to ~ be Mills, 141 L(l, line Game time is 8 P: lh. . < ,rlpl •lt ~!'rel, M.d.; on Nov. 3 and The probable startmg lmeupB the· re.sult should ·be one of ~he Stone, 144 C (or POMEROY. most eXciting ~orse operas ever RG Brown. 180 LE · seen ln 'this cotmtry. 150 Fereu•on, Lom!Mrt, 170 · LT ThOMal, 160 RT Young, 150 LG This will be the third runn~ng Mitch, 158 C . ·of this 1 1-2 mile gallop: ovft" turf ter. . . ,__ Puckett, 145 RE Grwser 155 RG . lor a purse. And the lD the backfiel4. ~~yre wUI[ Smith {sa ItT equine "Set in tbe United States is 142 stick wiUL ~pv~ ~- at ' qallt. \ •VHman, QB Jahns~n. 150 ltE Y~atly ,1rritat-ed ·over the faCt that ter, ..Dannf Sayre· :at · Jdt 1Hftltter, 1.. .t..H Sh~riden, 145 08 foreign horses have cant~ed hom e Vtrltl Weaver at r1Pt half ahfl QU.11 1 135 LH on top ' in both-. prev1ous' races. Jat:!k ' pauch at fullbitk . KauH, 146 RH Wllso~ 110 RH · They. ar~ bound and determinefl Smith. 150 fiB •non~h. 161 FB that ~n ~nt&ican horse .is going ··(h ' tl)· ,Pick up the $50j000 ftrst place · mo.ney lhis year...:...simply because Jl..· tli.ee dele•b jn. •<>w would give v horsea from the United Stllles an I Tbe on!} injury in the Falcon eamp is th11t of Earl flobinson, co· "p~ajn and tackle, who suffere~ a knee iJJ,jury in , the Middlepurt aame and has been out of thl' • line-up since. Robine.on has been g1ven the okay by lh~ docturs to • u ahead m tonightrs "kame. Sarre is expected to pair Blaine Staats at tile tackles with Robinsup .wlriie U!W.Pg calvin BUmgardner · ~9~ · _Roscoe Sprou.s e at lh~ ends. At.. the guards will be Doug Rous:h aM~ Kenny Taylor while Neil Plc~t>Tls wall be playing cen: l ··. ~.000 ¥1'· · · d you:.,.. b.-8_,--;: pf~~ . t show a 'line .leather - - -- ,. Headm'g·Knocking ~ -· e_ s ~·will -~~~·~~:.~:1 Be Feature Of Thts Weekend I ratiog . .. ~lrat-da.. · To Land Of Caroline And lllini To Battle Qhio. ~t~~~~ ,qd IIHnols annual rlvab ori ~~ ~ldir~ alnc~ 181.4 , dash S4turtlay; at, Champatp tr: the 4:ht ·rene.w•l o! the colorful aerie&. 'n}'e · 8Utkete.a to into ' the fray urul.eid:tea u ·tbl!y dld a yl!i1 oeo be!Qntl~o ll)jnl upoet Ohlt State. 4:1 to 20. J~dtana and Callfornfa b~Ye fallen before thl Butb while DU'-'ois 'h4a. bowed to Penn state and 1 Stanfo.r d . ~ ) ;H~VE /11'6. 1/_E.~"r ~ Panthen Mentor Savs OSU Buckeyes Take Long Journey ' Of: PUKI. I+'NC, / l>li'~Ptre liP~l>VArtOI/ 1 Say~;e hafe be~n · workin.g hard all ment ·wm be in M"idenee tomghtl, hi~ .~_. , .. ~~- , By Alan Maver ~. MURRA.Y !lEAP COACN Jackets Travel To a 1po To White Falcons In Sell-0ut Game ' I I e: St~kes ' JEWELRY EAST MAIN POMEBOI", 0810 PIGSK'IN P~ . - .·(. . .. ' fli~tance T . tor yoursell. $895 KARR and VAN ZANDT - J'.ub ftiA'I' ftAiiJit P0a Q11.u.rrr POMI!Jfrt QHIO ~~=-~ · S.tvrdoy Onlr '"" Hope J .... Ror ROilfl TH. On THhnlc•lorl - Al•o _ Sterllrtt~ HerNn Fwr•t TP.c~er fr THI 'LAMING FIATHiiR (In Todnlctlof) . i;t';:,l! . . - ItoPI IJ•a. .· ..... . with .the fi t ~ · an kfull · .. . ~ . , ' • • " , ., .... .. . .... . • • ..,, ~~~~~~~~~~ • e e .e e e ~... ~e >, 'e • e 'e"i•' ..... •: • . .. • . . .. * Loundermat * Dryer I I I ....~!kn:. •• fan •• .... . Newadailitfotmula ..-~ .Y ' Jl.t...,., _,, . .,. rou , . , ,.,_;I'* ~ daertfore _. de•~•• JI!Ort .mcleoi ...... 21 Inch TELEVfSION ·$U9:.95."' · lid.,~,..,. aad 6fiUr •••• ~·- ... ~·: . l'letr·WID, Sapir-~ uidokn(M'k nla., ~., ... ~ .1 all~~ Servic . '· ·Tfllevis;o,. , . · · .· · · : :·· ~ · :· ::.:ftefri,e~atoit' • '• . ... : . ... '· . Oliver Balll!y, llla-.Ju' · ' Congress_ WERNER RADIO I ··············~··· .. 'Tii:LEVISIDN · . . Truman A. Morris •·•tor TIR 'I ,S ••• • . M.ud *-nd Snow •• •• His Son Did It I I •••••••••••••••• PbOeo ud Adttt!ral - ---"" Market Reports Pollleroy Personals • ' e ·e ·• ··-~~ · • • . , .• • ! I Cleland's MEIGS MOTOR CO. Your Chryslor·Piymoulb Detllor ~ WESTINGHOUSE I I · ) • I TV 0. 1 I 1955 Westinghoose Or " tl•• was lD- lackson, eomanen1ing the local Mn. Roy Traoey Jr wu ltalle~ aa ·pre.11ident bf the Ama~ club ror wmning a lit:st place In of honor, at a layette shower, teur Oardenera Club . wh~n they_ tht! dt¥trict for their flo J ~r show t:lven b)' her mother, Mn. Ben llll',et : Wedne:~~day evening at th~ aecGOd for pubhcity· third for I Neutdin:g, W~dnNday eveniq, me . of Mn. C. E: .Blakeslee. ' at her heme Maple Place, Pomers. E. M. Blake, retirint: presi· • the1r yearbooks for 1903-$4 and I ' ~nt, wu in~talling officer and! a grode of 91 on their scrapbook .( roy.. ; . ~ ttfe ln!itallatwn ceremoo.:y includ. j whJch was prepartd l>v Mrs Rob- I Gifl4 wer~ placed ~n a bassmet ed the presentation of cor:uge5 ea·t Coats · 1 te, which was in front . o( a tot-tp Mrs. RawliJl;gs , preili,d ent; Mrs . · ner cupboard In .the hvi!'g room. l~n Philson, vice-president; Mrs. . The basslnette had a gree~ skirt "'1da Rice, s«retar~.. Mrs. ·Jam . During th.e business meetmg with a Iarg~. YI!'!HO"?V bQW m the , e~ 'l'itua, treasurer. I ,le corsaa:e Mrs . E. .0. Rail an :I M.rs . L. E. 1 front and yeHow stre~er~ · exlpr Mrs. Rawlin.gs was of bronze· Reynolds were named on the Fin· I tendillJ from t~e b~:~imette to mum5 Bi~nlf.yir}:l guidance ,al!d ance committee. Mrs. Philson the top Of the euDhoard. ltrength of purpoae; !iln Pp_u.. . ' } · · IUMMA!ll SAL! PLANNII) ' .o.n's fl~ers were .SC,~Tiet . .eladi- who was eha1r~an of the ~oil A num~er of a~mes were piloy01lj · The Worneh's. Association of ihe ~~~ n:tearii~g thouJbtfutn~~ an~ . F'lower Show w1th Mrs. C A. r.;m.l an,d prlua 'war .. ed to Mrs . Fl111t PretbY,terian church will •ineerib; Mrs. Rice's ._..e~e J,ven· mish of Uu Middleport Carden I~ Ebtmach, Mr•. Jatob Ehoert•· l have a Rummage Sale on October 4¥r ehryunth~mu.tns meaning Clu·b as co"Ch!lirman, gave an ite-' ~ach, . -Rf?~ Jtr.C)' Sr. 14:, 16 and 16 at the building forJ.:rlen~~?lp, .and hqr~on.Y. and mi:!ct aocount of the expense1 rs. am 0 ' merly oecupied by the Mary Jape Jrs. Jrtus wine chrysanthemums After the tlohored ',Ueat open· Reltaurant at the corner of Mill 8lgnifled love of work an:i eour· and thanked t~e . club members ed hir many loVely •irts a aaild and South Second Streets, Midi&e. to surmount dif~icUltles. AI-' ror UJfir work on ~he show, 'S he co\U'Ie wls 1 en-ed on crystal dleport . t.r Mn. Rawllngs hai:l ~ ~aken of. gave tredlt to Golilon Gutbrie traya by the hOaj,et:s. The dlnini f{ee she presented ~,.. Blake: who painted the sian for the' table _. .. IHraeUve With iUh a red rose .. orsase iln. appre- h h' 1 · · cover- and ·eente~ with an ari'CJatlon of her nne w.ori as pre&i~ s ow .and to Js ather, .Dewey anaement ·or yellow · chrysanthe«eat. Mrs. Blake thanked the of- 'l Guthrae, who hUIIi! the t tgo mume ~~ 1nap dra!fons, with f.teers and members Cor their as· the business district; to !.he Rob- •wo tall yellqw taper1 in crystal :r~. rstaaee and pled(ed her support inson Oleantrii woo gave · holders ,tncircled 'with ivy, oil to the new president and her clubs tht, paper needed for either side. ']atp.~a tlark .Burietl'lu officers. di..,.lay tabl~s.· to the Zerkle · Lin .. _ ..,.,. Favors were mimature gt·een '---: Yearbooks were diatributed vin:g Company, ·the Lewis !falrd·l and yellf)w bassinettes, and nap. ; · · '· · Beech :Grotle Ceinelery rtfr!i Philson, progrRin chaliman, ware Con1pany ~n<l Albert tins were white with 'l du:eklin1 i . ,ll apd Mi8, Howtrd Di.,ley, out-go- lor moving tables and tquipment and the word baby in green aqd . to,unenl services for James I. th M riil ing treasurer, rave the year's re- for th.e clubs. Clark were hf!ld from thl!' Treovey )'ell ow, in e corner. Mrs. E. . Thursday guests of Mr. J o:r port whieh included the OXIP~noseo Funeral home, Wednesday at 3 Blake presided at ttae silver eof- Mrs. Chai-lea McNamee were ~· Of the abnual Fall FloWer lt wu an'n'ou:need that the Nov- fee service. p.m., with Mrs. A. P. Miller, read carl Van Meter', Mr. nnd .Ms. Mi,J.c Mrs. Rawlings read a ahort ember meeting would be J!eld on t:T of the Christian ScltllCe SocAttending were, Mrs . Sandy Van Meter, Raclne and the Rev . f.rom the Regional Direetor, Mrs, the lOth at ttie home of Mrs. Hyliety, officit~tiug. dll Rice with Mrs, A. J. Stnuu Gheen, Mrs. Clyde Jones, Mrs. Dale Van Meter, South Barre, 1>.' • ~ 1 Burial was in Beech Grove 1 and Mrs. R<i)ph Pratt as Alliating William Holt, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mass. 1 Mrs. Willard " Ebersbach, Mrs. Recent guests of Miss Lois Cecll cemLtery .and pall bearers wete I hostesses. Harold EberWach, Mrs. Roger were Sally Schaal, Chillicothe, Leo Vaughan, Ted Reed , Th eo Cullums, Mrs. E. M. Blake, Mrs. Mr. and .Mrs. T. H. Cecil, Cool- . Sm1 th., Alfred . Phillips, Ralph Arrangements of marigolds, A 1 ville and ·Charles Hay111an, Racine Graves, ,John Bacon and Benton TraQY Sr., Mrs. Clarenee Ray zinnia!! i :J nd chrysanthemums Ponn were used ttiroughout the Blakes- CliUord, Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach, 1 Mrs. Dea Hayes and Mrs. Iva Mrs. Mary Heines, Mrs. Adam Brown were business visitors ill lee home and fall fruits in a Miss Ann Ebersbach, Mrs . Ed Eber!bach, Mrs. Ida Burns, Mrs. Athens, Wednesday. : mtlk glass fruit bowl· were ward Bau~r and MJrs. Lawrence Joe Ebersbach, Mrs. H. C. BrickThe Rev. and Mrs . Keefer, Will· j fli :' the center anangt'fnent W1thei'S Sr, were in charge of iam See and Garnett Prbffttt, Pt. the dining room table. Tall wtaite les, Mrs. Mary Kunzelman , Mrs. the flowers. H. Ebi!rsbach. Mrs. James PI · ·1 d M d M J 1 v1s1 tapers in milok glass candelabra A. . Clatwo lh M Cl M easan, e r . an t·s .• oc 1 Masonic services were held · Hghted the din ing room and Mrs-. Ch 1,., · rM y, R "· Memenh .1 . 'Men- Turner and Mrs. Margaret Me-,1 •• r, rs. enzo enc 1n1, rs. . 1w d d d 1 · t d Tuesday evening, by Pomeroy Rawlings presided at the coffee Jacob Ebersba h M D Dame t:, nes ay an a so VISl e L Lod·ge No 164, i'' & AM, and Mrs service. A salad course was ser- Zwilling Mrs ~ · Grs. Men a l Jasper Darst, who Is til with pneu· , . ay _ aze, rs. . d th Bt>n Neutzling was organist (oq· ved by Mrs. Blakeslee, Mrs. Har- George Mowery, Miss Anna Durst monu~ an as ma . . the services. old Lohse and Mrs Howard By- Miss Anna Vat~~ghan , Miss ~s Ann Mrs. A. J. Walker, Qumcey, W ers to the members and on-e and Katt- Ebersbach, Asenatba · Va., is visiting Mr and Mrs Clar'· guest, Mrs . Earl Warnke, who Ann Tracy and the honored guest ence Ch1rk and famaly U. S. ARMY SECRETARY R.obe:rt Steyen• · , (~rt:l an4 ~· . ~a.tthew was presented a pink rose corRidgway, Anny ,Chlet or at~tjtr, tell reportera In Wi.llhJngton that sage ... Sendin' ~if¥ burt yn,, ble to ,IMJ:. and Mrs. W_ W. Hayes acArmy hill, aw.rd~~ a $16Q,OQ.O,JWO ~tl~~;~et lor tanka to. Olr.)'8ler ,... tend wer~s !. 1,1. ~l'ark. .compani~4, ,: his ,&:ister Mrs. Munl and another slatting produc't" on ... •h• RedstOne tong•rante A)bert Smith, Mrs. Harry Walson MelWn to ..Spencer, W Va. Wedgul4e1 mlssile to carr,Y an al6m~ war,bead! (IIUernational) Mrs . Walter Hamm, Mrs. nesday 11fter she had visited ::n - - - - - . __..-' - - ' - · - ' - - ' - - ---- - Mrs Alo.nzu CUster, their home for th~past ten da.y!i. PTA HAS GUEST SPEAKE_~ Dr, Roy R. Pickens Foss, A. H. Fisher, Mrs. Gertrude Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chne · · I OSXEOPATHIC Mrs. Earl Denny Sr., Mrs. J . a.pd family, Helen and Freddie Mrs Eil.zabct.h Snpth, County ' PHYSICIAN Rowe and Mrs. Leverett Roush. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr~ Health Nurse, w11l be the speaker SURGEON Tolevltlon Ernest Rmg and Lafayette Clint> at Portland PTA meetmg Monday CINCINNATI PROOUtE 011 Ill mlke1 At A. F U R h at Marietta. evening on October 11th at 8 p. CINCINNATI . 0 . UP-•gg,, Model• ..• , a Ul ing Party• Weekend guests of Mrs. Eloise m. Parents and teachers are urged st~ady; consumers, large- whale 47 Jones Memorial WaB Held By 'sorority Chapmati anG. d'aught£1' Lots Ann to attend. ----~ to 48 1:2, brown m1x 46 to 48 1·2; The FaU nlshing party of were A·lc .Paul L. Chapman' ;md mediums 24 to 23 1-2; wholesale , Ohio Eta Phi ehapter of Beta A-2c James Obinar, Oscoda, M1ch. commercial 60 pur cent A exip la,rge white 43 t~ 46 1-2 bruwn, 42 Houn: 10 AM to 1! 1 PM t.a C Si:.g:ma Phi StJrority was •• h e1,d;,isiort and Clifford Whittington and farn. ·; past week, when a 1 11 Hy, Dayton. 8:10 PM 1:!0 PM to 46 1-2; m~ ... ms 22 to 23 1·2; sriiall 14 to 16. · 24 CALL party was planned for Mrs. Waller Blaker is a surg1ca\ gram. Members · taking patient at the Mason ' clmic. -Chickens, stNdy, fryers lc the show were Theresa Charlot~e c.oates, lfelen .Mril. WJlliam WYatt entered lower, •mple for fair demand; Jean Murgan, Joan Gilmore Melgs General for surgery Thurs· frv•rt 20-21; hens, ho•vv 14 to tha Donnely, Ruby Baer ' day. 15; h.,.s, light 11 to 11; old ~i1bert, Velma Rue, Joye~ Will· rootton 10 to 11. Dre&se-d fry , •n-31 to ,b; nen• 29 to 32, 1amson, Phyllis M'ul1en, Susie Seyfried and Eleanor: Thoma1. Butter 00 score 65. Mr. and Mrs.' James Bearhs Spedal guests for the evening CANDIDATE • Whether you're o "font-hoir" or were Jean Werry, Sara Gibbs, spent the past weekend in BaltiCINCINNATI LIVESTOCK o "hlpst.r" you'll enioy your fo¥Or• Lut:Uie Haggerty, Roberta Q'. more with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond FOR CINCINNATI, 0. UP~Hogs 2300 lte MUSic be*' on R_CA Yctor "4$", Brhi n, Marjory Crow, Vera Crow, Pullins and family in Massillon ! aetive; M to 6f. ~ high,er: l9U to • Eaclllllve ''Goldu~~l" ond Ann M-eDonald, VerJ.i.e Stry~er, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mttdt 240 lbs 19.75; 215 to 229 lb 19.M: 8" 1peoiler giYit you ~n~per50n" lean Coates, Rose Wolfe. and with relatives ln Columbus 160 to 180 lbs 19; 180 tu 190 ' ll I 1 • llltantr.g. A q}ad coUrse was served .by They were guests Monday at a an(l 240 to 260 lb l!UO; sows 25 to 1 lOth 1JISTRICT • Alck a button o~ond you caa the Social committee with Mrs . turkey dinner at the Pullins home. We higher IJ."._, to 17 .75. QUESTION: 9. Do you trhlnk Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans of Coloulomotically ploy up to '" b· Edison HO"bstetter, Social apon· Cattle 750 calves 150; moder . companies should rem,pve timt•nded Ploy records-for Marly sor, assisting theae coJrndttee umbus were guests th e past weekber frOb\ public lands wbthout ately actln, fully stead}'; good ':I haun of continuaut m1'1k. or her parents, Ak anti c \11 rs. end members: llh::y Anderson Pearl Qnd c:hoicli steers 2P to 24 25; com· paytn& ,.,. "' RolUn Bearhs. We}ker, Norma A.msbi1'J.' Nellie ANSWE.Rf The F'ore&t Servt.ce : men:fal and gllod ~7 to 19; utilily Brown, Jletty ~ Hobstetter, Chardid not : bUt your CongressMrs. Edward 'Jones returned ' " 1:2; choice heifers 22. utility and m."L.n did Feb, 1'1; 1954 lotte Coate1, Martha Donnelly her home, Jackson, Wednesday, 1 \ commercial COWJ 8.50 to 12; utr10. Are you in favor or an inand Dorothy C?ark. after a two days visil here. PHYSICAL CULIUU fanaUc Ber. Hty and commercial bulls 12 lo 13; crease to 4c stam)Jfi for let:Mrs. J\rthur T. Jones u£. AUJ. n,..rr Kach4den .p6l:tl a ,_,at· good and choice vealers 18 to 25; ters? anee is the house guest of Mrs 'ot a mouae uiufer 61. lett .ejj t. choice W'luiN Radio bd Telen.IOD II and prime. 26 to 28; utility Your Congrefi611\8n voted for u ne appeara tn a New Yorll ..t 8adaea not a 81deltM e~ -Ha eruar 1u . ~·a -.oa · a.r- ~nd commercial 12 to 18; calves 12 this Increase Jutr 21. 19M. Patrick Locbary. to 14. · .B!fr. and. Mrs. Fred Blaettna!' w,n; ~o. With plaitttn~ lt With Middleport, Ohio w~' busin~ss visitqrs in Cincin· a "'real &ood light." lfacftd.. Sheep ~00 steb.dy'. guod and n•ll; tlt~Y- ; · dll!l. IM!o clat.,. hlo.., albriO~ choice la~;nbs 17 to 19; choice and 'lit. abd lflrs. Marillfl. "cGtlir'e,' l · 10tO bia· olhce and belled ·hliq' pi"itne 20; ,uUJity and I!Ood 15. to who were here to attend the fubeca\184! ~, e;e~t a l~tter ta • 17; eWes 2 to 5; feeder lambs 12 tl£irl} of Ro,-er Mll.Jer. hav~ re- ape atudJo ~ben ~ wq . to 14. turned home liCCompanied by Mrs: beine' 11choo1ed. whleb caused Hop1er HyseJI and Mrs. Robert Bt>rwyn to tJ, d~P.ed u ~ Hysell .and llln Bobby. . . . ppptl; . t IMfi!hwa«o;ury See The t-lew M•aon fuLn,'"'o, r Guor<l - ' 1 Middleport Pirsoftl $"99 oo R,. Balu!:0i!::r:.YmeAis R Ut•--~ O. UUUI, Notl-1 I' ' • ~Now'i . th• time fo~ y~ur >Cold 1 ,..., at Pl. Pleasant at an· -nt.1 .. mated eOJt Gf 1160,000, •tate Adjutant Gen. Charles R. P.S lilil todll' at d-.rleston. ..-~Tile . board aJiOJ)· apprtwed tbJ purehaae of fhe Marti.nsbura: A,rmory trri'm the AmerieJn Lf.,ton Jl,rmort Inc . of Martin1bur~ for I'M' MO. Fox sald. The Pl. f ;euan~ armory Will ba located four mile~ north Qf ·t;tle city ott ' .f.. 15 aere tract d.onated 1to the 1tete b)' the lnd~trial Ray(Hl Corporatioil .of Cievet•nd. · - -~ tonsti!Ucllon. wUJ be1in Jfter pl1fts .are ·APproved br the Natlan· al Guard . bureau of the Department of the Army. Atmorr :Jri •.· ~ALIPAU SCIN 0' ·NEW ··c · · 'Mts. Richard' Is Installed ·Bassinette Is Center . ' As President Of Amateur Garden Club At Layette Shower ' Mra. Riehard RawHrip West Virr:h'lia , A.rlnOIJ a~roved tAle eo~.l "'II lion of I OF R:UJltl~~ rdt TFcntay Qn Ufn. The - JDatdi• Your Best' Buy Is ••• ' SPECIAL condition; Runs gOOd too. see -p rb!:!';:=~Mi~lllf!~D~,~W~-~V~t~. ~~~~i~~"~--o!i!S.il~·~'~~~p!h~o~il~e~8~0~2~3~~~~~~~:0~hlo~ .,~~~ .e: I I Cranbrook 4. door sedan. Here is some r\.a1 econdmical lra.rtalion; Little, easy to handle; Fine mechanical G. WlTNB$8 TO IIIJIIIIQ ·or 7.4 . and four end touch· downs On has the scored receiving of flni.Ahe~ Notr(' nam(' , de~pih· its ru1c jolting b) Purdu1! last Sllturday . is a 20-point choice to boun~e back ag3-insl f\i tlsburgh in o:w of 1 of East's btg games, whil e the Na\1)'-Stanford m(' t>ting of the unbcatcns at Palo \lto, t'a~1 f , is .a "pld 'c m" 3fh ir Oklahoma, th~ tnp doa: in the ' 1951 Plymouth ........ !llaa..,olt. -~uthiture I COLLINS (Ia TereDieoltli) - Aloo- Fumb1:1~~UH~I~·::~==~~~~:·~4~~;:;:~;:;;:;~::::~:: Friday mornina in a chartered plane and wofk out at 2 p, m. CST Kickoff tjme Saturday is 1:30 p . m. CST (2:30 p. m. our time.) The squad will return home shortly alter tbe a:ame. arriving in Columbus at 8:15 p. m. The Buekeyfl will pin their winning hopes largely on the all. ·around play of Howard {Hopalong) CU111ady, who gave an all-American performabCe against California , Iaiit week. The red-headed halfback. In two games, has netted 148 yards in 20 carries for an average s~d cl? ............. .,.u.,.... ..__ 'Mib!Olelf:tJ!"'Ior TRIIEI YOt!NG; ,..,...Ms 3Rooms ai.:. • . . . . . . .~ olll*"i - , '=====;==-I ca .., 11 A...,_ a,.,... _bo.,....... Holda TODAY passes, he has caught four ror 50 ,· , , ..,...,._., _,_•tive ' vlee prea1dent at yards. Laurel. And he . admltJ freely thJlt Thurlow (Tad) Weed, d1minu . the pro'ce is worth ·u "tO "'b r . t Lautive left-footed place kicker, has rei ttn the riCing map.". ' ; They've certainly dOIW! that-'o booted n~ne straight extra points the confusion of American horse---. finishing the 1953 sea1on with thrt;e and .accumulating six in a men. row this tall . Because our sta.r-~paDJled hay. l:lurners haven't b!len doinl so good up to no.w.. Thl!! fu'lt ti"-e .the race was run 'in 1002. lm Ehghsh hbrse nameti -WiJWyn r.ant£ired ()fl with the 5() grand and . ijie best we could do Was a ' pl2ce by Hasty House Farm's Rhue.1 .. ·1 1 · ' Last year 'a - French viSitor named Worden. 11 picked .YP . the goldplated marbles wttil~ aga(n the Yankee best wu a ·secOndONLY place . finish b;y Brookmeade Stables Sun Glow as t~ well liked Crafty Admiral far back. ,A, • > ,., ••<ll!tlodlaTblsOro-· Ia A · 1 f11oe Lc'llq saUr: '-"'t"' pluo lax \.. $ .. . 6Mf ' •H Tbe BuCtq ii.ew to Champai1n Y_•~eoolized t Eh~~beth $4.00 starUna llneupa: ,01. ILLINOIS LE Ranu LT Wolf LG lmid C\ !(G Vorn•.Co ftT McAfu RJ! lutler L.Q•tt Qa Lindbeck Calt•dt L.H Ctrollne Wetl,ln: Waodaon Bobo FB B•t" OHIO STAT! STATt5fltS A'TEI T.WO GAMES Opp. OS First Downs (Total) 31 31 Net Gain, rushing 2SO 481 Net ·Gain, p~S~ihg 192 U3 Total ~et Glth (rushing and passing) 442 634 Total,lafs (rushes and passes) 126 105 Pas.set Attetnpted 43 19 Panes Completed 1a. 11 Posse\ JUt~ iqt~epted 4 1 Punts (number) 7 !I Punting Average :M 35 lodolw 141.." LUCII.Lif e•UMI K.~WI<INS - The probable OHIO STATI Du,..r Mlllna.ld D. Williams V•rvo Ralchenbach Michlnslcy Brubaker . coaeh Woocl,y Haye& plana only one than,e In the start.tna: lineup len (uard Dave Williams beina s~ted to t-e,lace Jlm P•rker, wht\ lfUitained a minor injury laat week. ·D•ve Weilver, formerly Puker'a replacement, has been shift. ed to the right side behtnd Jim Reichenbaeh . Because of his good defensive 'play ajilnat California, Bill lobko· has moved into the guard pitturt and Dicit Guy h11 replaced ·tl:.e • injured Don StoeckeJ as reetrve tackle. Quartetbaeks JC)hn Borton and Franklyn Theis, who ban- > hot played thlll aeison, may be ready Saturd•Y. major United Press r&Ungs, -:.ravels to , T tb·~"~:·t:· ~-m~ h some Dallas, 'I:eX., for a much-heralded ~ · IS .eQ" llY . a rea Y .ave . . , . .h • 1 T 1 nommated Determine, the httle mterestmg head-knockmg 1n 1 me.etmg w~t once-uea ~~·:; gray whioeh \.ton .the K,entueky sc~ttered c?nferences feature Tthhet.s ::~~e~~ rat~~t~~oi:~~Ji'sSou'rr' Derby this ye~,· along with High Bt UNIT•D fktll this weekend " rollege footba~l C I b' .. Gun wh'"h woo the oelmout OhJo #pot~•ll l'~i' We~ 0 1 battle at o um " · " • ~· ' • ~ti~AY. ' · " · The intf'rsectional b-ill-of-fare U tr nos horses will run in the lnteroalion· Sa~4i:Y .' progrom OS Ov llll I at the aom.e the Kent at BaltiWhi-WaUaC. N unw1nds tonight Texas Chri~t· In 'the Bit Ten Confol'enCf, al.r!"'"" gao·ns· 1 them 1•0 !hi's all Otlerbfin 1t Alm>Q•,Jl:l: , I , hm w11l be at Southern Califorma Mlchilen IShte ls favoriMI aver , . "! .~ a .. ~ _ - Slippt!ry ftotk at Asf\lt.tld · and Holy Cross at Miami , FIB IMiapa. ·IoWa ov•r 'Mtchl"n. lll'l:~l~ilhon. affair !Ill b~ Queen Olive4 lfitll' at 'BI~n ' s Um.dau, one of. Eng. Bowlial Grlen: alt W.e&\elti Hireb. ] Both host teams are strong fav-' and North•••t•rn over Minn.. 13 orites ,.j._. 11 lly points. Ohio ]ftnd s top three year 1.1!45, Kio11: of \ Mar~l~ at Capital Tclcvl~' nn fans will h£' able to Stlto i• • liX·point ,lck to tatop ~~Tudo~s, one ofd B~ta~nh's ~e$t Ctz;ttr~ . 9t~~e' at W.' VI, St<~,t~ N' ra f~il ra, Cllk!innati at~rquctte . . f S l d ' b t ltrinDis rind ih ftM'utmlt twa- ' ,I . . clap Or&~, ~~ m on OI)C o a ur ay s es 1 ' · nd J wJner of the lnsh Derby ex- LoU;"":"~Y o:o "a1 1oD . sit when the "altle-of- aamo of Mickey ates a · "!( • . , · . Also . ·ntc•scctwns 1 • ' a C. C•rollne. pee oo is Sica-~0)'1 '"be wiPne of befiidie 'at il7Ririgtorl N Ihe-week cameras swi~g to Madi·~r.Qncc's 'An: ' de Trlpmphe a6 well Denison at 'WbOJt·er s~n. Wis . f~r .. a ~eetlng between I Printeton and Yale ~ere expett· as !he lop. han~.ieaP ho,rses trom Flndloa)' at Mt. U(liun, Jif, · R1oec :a~d WHs~on~m. This game e(f tu keep rollmg m . the l'VYi Auatr:-alia aDd G~rmanyi Held~lberc •i Witte~ert~ N Wlll bnng together two of the n~- Lear;ue. The Tigers are seven bv, G dV CY.: l H't. n1 tion's leading All-~merica candl- er 'P~iln while -;. ;e IS 13 •' oVeJ I Such an il'lterilati'Onal field ;s J rb e t ~"ao 'N rta.tcs-~icki(• Moegle of Ri·~e and Cohrmbi~ . Cornell IS a whoppl!tW Jllll..te pouible through tbe faet ~t01...!.kticum~N . WiSC'Onsm's Alan . Arr.ech~. The , F.tsewhere in the Eaat, it'a Arm.v ·\ that Laurel pays ~r.e enti~ aviei. ; , MiloM · Bad~en art- 13·paint favontes . 19-Doinl cl:loiee over Harvardr for <jilt tl'le hOrses whlctl ace · ~P " fj 11 · · ' · , Purdue ·o.... r Dub over Oal'tmouth, B'oston tf. over! ed. Tile forelgn , l'ldtlei Be flo~n Ohio"Wor~h·n1 al. .:'ort~. Mich. N Fol':dham , and Co lgat~ over Rut· here, alOng •ith their 1roorn, jooelc- Ohio Sl-ate ai Ulinois . ' · · · l~rduc h.a~ been installed a llers. ey arwl trainer-,and the Maryland lJ. at ohio Wto~J-e'Yan seven·point pidt over Duke in race C'9urse piclcs up the tab. The ft' w. -c•ut st.~ Fa their SICene-stealer at Lafayette, cost runs clo5e to $!00,000. · · f Ind ., bul this onr could producr FIGHT RESULTS CtMirello It' VP an upset. Duke Will throw an By UNITED Pl•&s Joe Cascarella, who pltehed for &ir·titht dc·fense tll.al has allowed PAIUS, France: sauveur Chloe. ihe B011ton Red SOx, Wuhtbl(ton only nine completed passes m ~a. 4-4, France, and Robert Gdiv- Senators and PhilAdelphia Alhll!two games against tta e 801lermak arch , 148 1_2, France, drew 10. tics from i933 thrOugh 1938, (low en' vaunted aerialist, Len Daw- --- -- - - - -- _ MEBKIIR _ .. son_ NEW YORK UP-Nine mtersectwnal galljeS anU From BUILTNW . PQINTfWsANJ. . ' Athens Bulldogs Visit Pomeroy;laLuE QtVIL5' Boss •••• G ]]" lis 1111 . Bl ks H t Btg ac os t•lM!*'Y ·yo IE FLYING I . ' ....... / ·, ,. ' .t .~ -~~-m~· ~~~~litnc"' ;· ~: ,A~'-'·rl: . Featurlitf MALT .IH/.KES SUNQA}S H.ALF 'GALLONS .. $299.00 JIAJ{~R FURNITURE ' PINT$-: QUARTS ·AI Pomeroy·Muop . · Brld(e LueUie & l\11-11 ": llttlt~l FOR . . .·~·~ ioo~s Of ' Furniture · ,S~R.VIE:E WITH A SMILE! l<U ~~~- •utru\ that rike dining so delight· lui. Our pleasant and efficient service m2k• .flit~....fgod ~ even better! _1 . ''Whet'!! lts A . ; · N. 'Sebina 'lt~We si. l ! �, J •·' --= ----· The DA1LY'SE:I'<IT11'1El 'PomeroY.MicldleP.:,rt, Panthers I Home, YelowJ . The Wat.. ma Whote F•lcons will trtvM to 1-oint Pleasant .· tomght , rol"tbeir biggest battle or the,.,. -that Ollainsc· tho Big .BiaoX. of · t cod Bob Shertzer · h~ -game Neither Team Had A Win So Far This Year; Blue Devil8 Favorites ·1 ''Micl:dleport fans" ts the ' expected to bP a !>ell-out. ' The t'aleons u~der- Coach Hal ph fans are watchword dats. and the truth of that I Freobmen Gn'dders Will ISee Action Tonight, , week getttrlll. ~ady (Gr this-the biqest tam~ on th~ir Schedu'~~- A V·,,,.~ o•er t"e Bta Qhu:;ks would ._,~ succes:; ''for the • Ft.lcons if mean thoy dtdn.'t w1n anbtfter game all season The udds are aga!n~t a f:~lc~ll victory 1n ·as much a~ tht! Btg BlaCi\s of Pt Pleasant art fielding One of their betler teams des pite the fact that they have split pven in · four games · tO dalt! for the same record sp01·ted by th e Falcons. Wahama h... lott to Huntirttton Vinton and Pomeroy while tl'lo'f hn·• dofeetltd Middleport end Peftn Cit'f. Pt. PJNunt. ha1 l•t te Vin~on end B.r.. ourtville whUe tbey han teken the me•· ,...,. · of GaUipoli1 ~nd Pocl. .The tafcons lost. to Vmson 20-6 while the 'B~g · Blacks lost tn tht' same 'team by 7·6 in ;; gamt' th1\ has br~n protested and is still under c~&ideration Uy the stal t_• o«<ci'als ~ tht- West Vtrgim:. Athletic ·&aoeJatlon Coach Ralp~ Sayrl! said . 0 ' 1 'T'hursday t"Venmg ~00• he f~lt that his boys would be ready for to- I ntght's batUe He added that are in good ~ptrits..aud are really pomting for the fray . th~y ' J.O(r<;I!S, MAt ., 'f'I!1_M~ . r'MIP !ItS .,, 1,,.,. .(;, 'Efili({CE ' . · · / Freabm'n G.ridders 14 SR\1 loyal 1 p ~~r0y Panthtlfl. set ·_out • !N;j/.•~ . , n,.e 9 ~ ,.~1/AitJP(I 'j:Q(ji;l, y~A'Ifll!! ~ :~, these I toftSrhi·Jo \ Put- theniaeh~l bae.k·tn· , -A;,r~HAirf. .._:~ ~. state- I th . ~~-~ ~olum~· u Coach John McDonald's Mid· dleport Yellow Jarll:ets trek down -l•er to the home of the GalHa ' Academy Blue Devils at Gallipol· ·s ' Tho Y~~ollow J•cklts •nd th.e alue O.>~ilt hl'flt identical 1 rld ,..conk b for thi1 uason. Noith..- 'toaM has scorH • win as , .., 1 nd beth hno droppltd 1 ,, il of t ke jg64 '· foo(bill . · . : \ ;: , · o•f·the-:A.then~· , -< • !. . s~Or.Y ·IS beY,_ a • . "", ., But\dak~in wj\Jt •nlany .cons1der · , th ( l d ·,.I' Of the Week' rn ·: · e ·4U ~- : t e ·~ • ,...... h . L&ague , ·""· tb.e ~u~o~as 1ern v iO. . grad car:d' · .. . '· • Th~ Pontbor~ 10 Into tho gome •n u'l'ldlt~og, ltut •O'urcH dOH to -fOOtboO row · H~ that, If they k ..p cool, the lads · from ltom~tror can COmo •~•rfrom , • . I I this onit tht vlctMI. thr••~ Coach Rex Jarv l1, ' wh o has Middleport, however, has shown been putting his bO)'S through the considerable improvt!m.ent each paces since last week's upaet of 1· time the team has taken the 12S..12 at the hands of N~ionvme j field . Just how well the Yellov. indicates that several members of · Jackets will perform tonight i!!. tbe second squad will see ~ore ;myone's guess . They go into the action than heretofore ton1ght. game a heavy underdC~g . but so Jarvis will use Junior Hawthorne , a 196 freshman at tac}de on dtt· did Nel8onville iQ last weeks fense in place of Smith. Grueser game with Pomeroy. will be replaced at right gul!rd The Y-ellow Jacket backfield by 175 ·pounder Jack Handley, . and freshman Sam Russell, 170, showed a l.ot of offeruuve savvy, will r~p1ace Buddy English at full last we~?ll m the , ,, llston game, 1 back on defense. , · and all hot gh the MHS boys were The Bulldogs have a perfect re· shut-out 13.0, they seemed to I cord so far this season, ha~inal--------.....!~~!!!!.!~~~":!.~~!1::_.:;;~~~:---1 haYe plcked up a few pointers on j won 3 and losint none. In the t.wo \ the w•y . Likewuoe for the line. games previous to th~ NelsonvdlP Late in the fourth quarter, the loss. Pomeroy seemed to be click· Cti!l . linemen indicated that they had ing at full steam. Panther lens I I I I WBdhm".gton J...:tema ;· na_}./ fs Ul . · t.- t"o "dT~o Be:B"tgger Attr:act• · "on" . ,·, s · as more and more they are expect~d to t urn ou t In I argr the stuff 4.. . , began to bottle up the hefty nuinbcrs for the game tonight at &1.1. Wellston bacoks. Pomeroy Sta d ltlm to ch eer th e IO· . cat laWI .. • - OIJ to vIct ory. Last . night &Y OS'AR FRALEY This is th~ .Probnble startmg a pep rally was staged on the parkUnited p,.., s,.rts Writer lineup -r rnr Middleport ·· ing lot by t b e d own t own Boos l en I NEW YORK UP-The thorough · · . raci~l fol,ka are , porn · t'mg E flsh~tr, 160 L and t h e consensus I·ll th at Athens. bfed . had b cl ler wat cb ou t ror a Plent' gdin1 ~ tOrday toward, the Wasb lOll· L.IUY 170 LT shifty ·.b ackf ie ld an d h ard-h 1'tti n"'" ton, D. C., International, to ~ be Mills, 141 L(l, line Game time is 8 P: lh. . < ,rlpl •lt ~!'rel, M.d.; on Nov. 3 and The probable startmg lmeupB the· re.sult should ·be one of ~he Stone, 144 C (or POMEROY. most eXciting ~orse operas ever RG Brown. 180 LE · seen ln 'this cotmtry. 150 Fereu•on, Lom!Mrt, 170 · LT ThOMal, 160 RT Young, 150 LG This will be the third runn~ng Mitch, 158 C . ·of this 1 1-2 mile gallop: ovft" turf ter. . . ,__ Puckett, 145 RE Grwser 155 RG . lor a purse. And the lD the backfiel4. ~~yre wUI[ Smith {sa ItT equine "Set in tbe United States is 142 stick wiUL ~pv~ ~- at ' qallt. \ •VHman, QB Jahns~n. 150 ltE Y~atly ,1rritat-ed ·over the faCt that ter, ..Dannf Sayre· :at · Jdt 1Hftltter, 1.. .t..H Sh~riden, 145 08 foreign horses have cant~ed hom e Vtrltl Weaver at r1Pt half ahfl QU.11 1 135 LH on top ' in both-. prev1ous' races. Jat:!k ' pauch at fullbitk . KauH, 146 RH Wllso~ 110 RH · They. ar~ bound and determinefl Smith. 150 fiB •non~h. 161 FB that ~n ~nt&ican horse .is going ··(h ' tl)· ,Pick up the $50j000 ftrst place · mo.ney lhis year...:...simply because Jl..· tli.ee dele•b jn. •<>w would give v horsea from the United Stllles an I Tbe on!} injury in the Falcon eamp is th11t of Earl flobinson, co· "p~ajn and tackle, who suffere~ a knee iJJ,jury in , the Middlepurt aame and has been out of thl' • line-up since. Robine.on has been g1ven the okay by lh~ docturs to • u ahead m tonightrs "kame. Sarre is expected to pair Blaine Staats at tile tackles with Robinsup .wlriie U!W.Pg calvin BUmgardner · ~9~ · _Roscoe Sprou.s e at lh~ ends. At.. the guards will be Doug Rous:h aM~ Kenny Taylor while Neil Plc~t>Tls wall be playing cen: l ··. ~.000 ¥1'· · · d you:.,.. b.-8_,--;: pf~~ . t show a 'line .leather - - -- ,. Headm'g·Knocking ~ -· e_ s ~·will -~~~·~~:.~:1 Be Feature Of Thts Weekend I ratiog . .. ~lrat-da.. · To Land Of Caroline And lllini To Battle Qhio. ~t~~~~ ,qd IIHnols annual rlvab ori ~~ ~ldir~ alnc~ 181.4 , dash S4turtlay; at, Champatp tr: the 4:ht ·rene.w•l o! the colorful aerie&. 'n}'e · 8Utkete.a to into ' the fray urul.eid:tea u ·tbl!y dld a yl!i1 oeo be!Qntl~o ll)jnl upoet Ohlt State. 4:1 to 20. J~dtana and Callfornfa b~Ye fallen before thl Butb while DU'-'ois 'h4a. bowed to Penn state and 1 Stanfo.r d . ~ ) ;H~VE /11'6. 1/_E.~"r ~ Panthen Mentor Savs OSU Buckeyes Take Long Journey ' Of: PUKI. I+'NC, / l>li'~Ptre liP~l>VArtOI/ 1 Say~;e hafe be~n · workin.g hard all ment ·wm be in M"idenee tomghtl, hi~ .~_. , .. ~~- , By Alan Maver ~. MURRA.Y !lEAP COACN Jackets Travel To a 1po To White Falcons In Sell-0ut Game ' I I e: St~kes ' JEWELRY EAST MAIN POMEBOI", 0810 PIGSK'IN P~ . - .·(. . .. ' fli~tance T . tor yoursell. $895 KARR and VAN ZANDT - J'.ub ftiA'I' ftAiiJit P0a Q11.u.rrr POMI!Jfrt QHIO ~~=-~ · S.tvrdoy Onlr '"" Hope J .... Ror ROilfl TH. On THhnlc•lorl - Al•o _ Sterllrtt~ HerNn Fwr•t TP.c~er fr THI 'LAMING FIATHiiR (In Todnlctlof) . i;t';:,l! . . - ItoPI IJ•a. .· ..... . with .the fi t ~ · an kfull · .. . ~ . , ' • • " , ., .... .. . .... . • • ..,, ~~~~~~~~~~ • e e .e e e ~... ~e >, 'e • e 'e"i•' ..... •: • . .. • . . .. * Loundermat * Dryer I I I ....~!kn:. •• fan •• .... . Newadailitfotmula ..-~ .Y ' Jl.t...,., _,, . .,. rou , . , ,.,_;I'* ~ daertfore _. de•~•• JI!Ort .mcleoi ...... 21 Inch TELEVfSION ·$U9:.95."' · lid.,~,..,. aad 6fiUr •••• ~·- ... ~·: . l'letr·WID, Sapir-~ uidokn(M'k nla., ~., ... ~ .1 all~~ Servic . '· ·Tfllevis;o,. , . · · .· · · : :·· ~ · :· ::.:ftefri,e~atoit' • '• . ... : . ... '· . Oliver Balll!y, llla-.Ju' · ' Congress_ WERNER RADIO I ··············~··· .. 'Tii:LEVISIDN · . . Truman A. Morris •·•tor TIR 'I ,S ••• • . M.ud *-nd Snow •• •• His Son Did It I I •••••••••••••••• PbOeo ud Adttt!ral - ---"" Market Reports Pollleroy Personals • ' e ·e ·• ··-~~ · • • . , .• • ! I Cleland's MEIGS MOTOR CO. Your Chryslor·Piymoulb Detllor ~ WESTINGHOUSE I I · ) • I TV 0. 1 I 1955 Westinghoose Or " tl•• was lD- lackson, eomanen1ing the local Mn. Roy Traoey Jr wu ltalle~ aa ·pre.11ident bf the Ama~ club ror wmning a lit:st place In of honor, at a layette shower, teur Oardenera Club . wh~n they_ tht! dt¥trict for their flo J ~r show t:lven b)' her mother, Mn. Ben llll',et : Wedne:~~day evening at th~ aecGOd for pubhcity· third for I Neutdin:g, W~dnNday eveniq, me . of Mn. C. E: .Blakeslee. ' at her heme Maple Place, Pomers. E. M. Blake, retirint: presi· • the1r yearbooks for 1903-$4 and I ' ~nt, wu in~talling officer and! a grode of 91 on their scrapbook .( roy.. ; . ~ ttfe ln!itallatwn ceremoo.:y includ. j whJch was prepartd l>v Mrs Rob- I Gifl4 wer~ placed ~n a bassmet ed the presentation of cor:uge5 ea·t Coats · 1 te, which was in front . o( a tot-tp Mrs. RawliJl;gs , preili,d ent; Mrs . · ner cupboard In .the hvi!'g room. l~n Philson, vice-president; Mrs. . The basslnette had a gree~ skirt "'1da Rice, s«retar~.. Mrs. ·Jam . During th.e business meetmg with a Iarg~. YI!'!HO"?V bQW m the , e~ 'l'itua, treasurer. I ,le corsaa:e Mrs . E. .0. Rail an :I M.rs . L. E. 1 front and yeHow stre~er~ · exlpr Mrs. Rawlin.gs was of bronze· Reynolds were named on the Fin· I tendillJ from t~e b~:~imette to mum5 Bi~nlf.yir}:l guidance ,al!d ance committee. Mrs. Philson the top Of the euDhoard. ltrength of purpoae; !iln Pp_u.. . ' } · · IUMMA!ll SAL! PLANNII) ' .o.n's fl~ers were .SC,~Tiet . .eladi- who was eha1r~an of the ~oil A num~er of a~mes were piloy01lj · The Worneh's. Association of ihe ~~~ n:tearii~g thouJbtfutn~~ an~ . F'lower Show w1th Mrs. C A. r.;m.l an,d prlua 'war .. ed to Mrs . Fl111t PretbY,terian church will •ineerib; Mrs. Rice's ._..e~e J,ven· mish of Uu Middleport Carden I~ Ebtmach, Mr•. Jatob Ehoert•· l have a Rummage Sale on October 4¥r ehryunth~mu.tns meaning Clu·b as co"Ch!lirman, gave an ite-' ~ach, . -Rf?~ Jtr.C)' Sr. 14:, 16 and 16 at the building forJ.:rlen~~?lp, .and hqr~on.Y. and mi:!ct aocount of the expense1 rs. am 0 ' merly oecupied by the Mary Jape Jrs. Jrtus wine chrysanthemums After the tlohored ',Ueat open· Reltaurant at the corner of Mill 8lgnifled love of work an:i eour· and thanked t~e . club members ed hir many loVely •irts a aaild and South Second Streets, Midi&e. to surmount dif~icUltles. AI-' ror UJfir work on ~he show, 'S he co\U'Ie wls 1 en-ed on crystal dleport . t.r Mn. Rawllngs hai:l ~ ~aken of. gave tredlt to Golilon Gutbrie traya by the hOaj,et:s. The dlnini f{ee she presented ~,.. Blake: who painted the sian for the' table _. .. IHraeUve With iUh a red rose .. orsase iln. appre- h h' 1 · · cover- and ·eente~ with an ari'CJatlon of her nne w.ori as pre&i~ s ow .and to Js ather, .Dewey anaement ·or yellow · chrysanthe«eat. Mrs. Blake thanked the of- 'l Guthrae, who hUIIi! the t tgo mume ~~ 1nap dra!fons, with f.teers and members Cor their as· the business district; to !.he Rob- •wo tall yellqw taper1 in crystal :r~. rstaaee and pled(ed her support inson Oleantrii woo gave · holders ,tncircled 'with ivy, oil to the new president and her clubs tht, paper needed for either side. ']atp.~a tlark .Burietl'lu officers. di..,.lay tabl~s.· to the Zerkle · Lin .. _ ..,.,. Favors were mimature gt·een '---: Yearbooks were diatributed vin:g Company, ·the Lewis !falrd·l and yellf)w bassinettes, and nap. ; · · '· · Beech :Grotle Ceinelery rtfr!i Philson, progrRin chaliman, ware Con1pany ~n<l Albert tins were white with 'l du:eklin1 i . ,ll apd Mi8, Howtrd Di.,ley, out-go- lor moving tables and tquipment and the word baby in green aqd . to,unenl services for James I. th M riil ing treasurer, rave the year's re- for th.e clubs. Clark were hf!ld from thl!' Treovey )'ell ow, in e corner. Mrs. E. . Thursday guests of Mr. J o:r port whieh included the OXIP~noseo Funeral home, Wednesday at 3 Blake presided at ttae silver eof- Mrs. Chai-lea McNamee were ~· Of the abnual Fall FloWer lt wu an'n'ou:need that the Nov- fee service. p.m., with Mrs. A. P. Miller, read carl Van Meter', Mr. nnd .Ms. Mi,J.c Mrs. Rawlings read a ahort ember meeting would be J!eld on t:T of the Christian ScltllCe SocAttending were, Mrs . Sandy Van Meter, Raclne and the Rev . f.rom the Regional Direetor, Mrs, the lOth at ttie home of Mrs. Hyliety, officit~tiug. dll Rice with Mrs, A. J. Stnuu Gheen, Mrs. Clyde Jones, Mrs. Dale Van Meter, South Barre, 1>.' • ~ 1 Burial was in Beech Grove 1 and Mrs. R<i)ph Pratt as Alliating William Holt, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mass. 1 Mrs. Willard " Ebersbach, Mrs. Recent guests of Miss Lois Cecll cemLtery .and pall bearers wete I hostesses. Harold EberWach, Mrs. Roger were Sally Schaal, Chillicothe, Leo Vaughan, Ted Reed , Th eo Cullums, Mrs. E. M. Blake, Mrs. Mr. and .Mrs. T. H. Cecil, Cool- . Sm1 th., Alfred . Phillips, Ralph Arrangements of marigolds, A 1 ville and ·Charles Hay111an, Racine Graves, ,John Bacon and Benton TraQY Sr., Mrs. Clarenee Ray zinnia!! i :J nd chrysanthemums Ponn were used ttiroughout the Blakes- CliUord, Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach, 1 Mrs. Dea Hayes and Mrs. Iva Mrs. Mary Heines, Mrs. Adam Brown were business visitors ill lee home and fall fruits in a Miss Ann Ebersbach, Mrs . Ed Eber!bach, Mrs. Ida Burns, Mrs. Athens, Wednesday. : mtlk glass fruit bowl· were ward Bau~r and MJrs. Lawrence Joe Ebersbach, Mrs. H. C. BrickThe Rev. and Mrs . Keefer, Will· j fli :' the center anangt'fnent W1thei'S Sr, were in charge of iam See and Garnett Prbffttt, Pt. the dining room table. Tall wtaite les, Mrs. Mary Kunzelman , Mrs. the flowers. H. Ebi!rsbach. Mrs. James PI · ·1 d M d M J 1 v1s1 tapers in milok glass candelabra A. . Clatwo lh M Cl M easan, e r . an t·s .• oc 1 Masonic services were held · Hghted the din ing room and Mrs-. Ch 1,., · rM y, R "· Memenh .1 . 'Men- Turner and Mrs. Margaret Me-,1 •• r, rs. enzo enc 1n1, rs. . 1w d d d 1 · t d Tuesday evening, by Pomeroy Rawlings presided at the coffee Jacob Ebersba h M D Dame t:, nes ay an a so VISl e L Lod·ge No 164, i'' & AM, and Mrs service. A salad course was ser- Zwilling Mrs ~ · Grs. Men a l Jasper Darst, who Is til with pneu· , . ay _ aze, rs. . d th Bt>n Neutzling was organist (oq· ved by Mrs. Blakeslee, Mrs. Har- George Mowery, Miss Anna Durst monu~ an as ma . . the services. old Lohse and Mrs Howard By- Miss Anna Vat~~ghan , Miss ~s Ann Mrs. A. J. Walker, Qumcey, W ers to the members and on-e and Katt- Ebersbach, Asenatba · Va., is visiting Mr and Mrs Clar'· guest, Mrs . Earl Warnke, who Ann Tracy and the honored guest ence Ch1rk and famaly U. S. ARMY SECRETARY R.obe:rt Steyen• · , (~rt:l an4 ~· . ~a.tthew was presented a pink rose corRidgway, Anny ,Chlet or at~tjtr, tell reportera In Wi.llhJngton that sage ... Sendin' ~if¥ burt yn,, ble to ,IMJ:. and Mrs. W_ W. Hayes acArmy hill, aw.rd~~ a $16Q,OQ.O,JWO ~tl~~;~et lor tanka to. Olr.)'8ler ,... tend wer~s !. 1,1. ~l'ark. .compani~4, ,: his ,&:ister Mrs. Munl and another slatting produc't" on ... •h• RedstOne tong•rante A)bert Smith, Mrs. Harry Walson MelWn to ..Spencer, W Va. Wedgul4e1 mlssile to carr,Y an al6m~ war,bead! (IIUernational) Mrs . Walter Hamm, Mrs. nesday 11fter she had visited ::n - - - - - . __..-' - - ' - · - ' - - ' - - ---- - Mrs Alo.nzu CUster, their home for th~past ten da.y!i. PTA HAS GUEST SPEAKE_~ Dr, Roy R. Pickens Foss, A. H. Fisher, Mrs. Gertrude Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chne · · I OSXEOPATHIC Mrs. Earl Denny Sr., Mrs. J . a.pd family, Helen and Freddie Mrs Eil.zabct.h Snpth, County ' PHYSICIAN Rowe and Mrs. Leverett Roush. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr~ Health Nurse, w11l be the speaker SURGEON Tolevltlon Ernest Rmg and Lafayette Clint> at Portland PTA meetmg Monday CINCINNATI PROOUtE 011 Ill mlke1 At A. F U R h at Marietta. evening on October 11th at 8 p. CINCINNATI . 0 . UP-•gg,, Model• ..• , a Ul ing Party• Weekend guests of Mrs. Eloise m. Parents and teachers are urged st~ady; consumers, large- whale 47 Jones Memorial WaB Held By 'sorority Chapmati anG. d'aught£1' Lots Ann to attend. ----~ to 48 1:2, brown m1x 46 to 48 1·2; The FaU nlshing party of were A·lc .Paul L. Chapman' ;md mediums 24 to 23 1-2; wholesale , Ohio Eta Phi ehapter of Beta A-2c James Obinar, Oscoda, M1ch. commercial 60 pur cent A exip la,rge white 43 t~ 46 1-2 bruwn, 42 Houn: 10 AM to 1! 1 PM t.a C Si:.g:ma Phi StJrority was •• h e1,d;,isiort and Clifford Whittington and farn. ·; past week, when a 1 11 Hy, Dayton. 8:10 PM 1:!0 PM to 46 1-2; m~ ... ms 22 to 23 1·2; sriiall 14 to 16. · 24 CALL party was planned for Mrs. Waller Blaker is a surg1ca\ gram. Members · taking patient at the Mason ' clmic. -Chickens, stNdy, fryers lc the show were Theresa Charlot~e c.oates, lfelen .Mril. WJlliam WYatt entered lower, •mple for fair demand; Jean Murgan, Joan Gilmore Melgs General for surgery Thurs· frv•rt 20-21; hens, ho•vv 14 to tha Donnely, Ruby Baer ' day. 15; h.,.s, light 11 to 11; old ~i1bert, Velma Rue, Joye~ Will· rootton 10 to 11. Dre&se-d fry , •n-31 to ,b; nen• 29 to 32, 1amson, Phyllis M'ul1en, Susie Seyfried and Eleanor: Thoma1. Butter 00 score 65. Mr. and Mrs.' James Bearhs Spedal guests for the evening CANDIDATE • Whether you're o "font-hoir" or were Jean Werry, Sara Gibbs, spent the past weekend in BaltiCINCINNATI LIVESTOCK o "hlpst.r" you'll enioy your fo¥Or• Lut:Uie Haggerty, Roberta Q'. more with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond FOR CINCINNATI, 0. UP~Hogs 2300 lte MUSic be*' on R_CA Yctor "4$", Brhi n, Marjory Crow, Vera Crow, Pullins and family in Massillon ! aetive; M to 6f. ~ high,er: l9U to • Eaclllllve ''Goldu~~l" ond Ann M-eDonald, VerJ.i.e Stry~er, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mttdt 240 lbs 19.75; 215 to 229 lb 19.M: 8" 1peoiler giYit you ~n~per50n" lean Coates, Rose Wolfe. and with relatives ln Columbus 160 to 180 lbs 19; 180 tu 190 ' ll I 1 • llltantr.g. A q}ad coUrse was served .by They were guests Monday at a an(l 240 to 260 lb l!UO; sows 25 to 1 lOth 1JISTRICT • Alck a button o~ond you caa the Social committee with Mrs . turkey dinner at the Pullins home. We higher IJ."._, to 17 .75. QUESTION: 9. Do you trhlnk Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans of Coloulomotically ploy up to '" b· Edison HO"bstetter, Social apon· Cattle 750 calves 150; moder . companies should rem,pve timt•nded Ploy records-for Marly sor, assisting theae coJrndttee umbus were guests th e past weekber frOb\ public lands wbthout ately actln, fully stead}'; good ':I haun of continuaut m1'1k. or her parents, Ak anti c \11 rs. end members: llh::y Anderson Pearl Qnd c:hoicli steers 2P to 24 25; com· paytn& ,.,. "' RolUn Bearhs. We}ker, Norma A.msbi1'J.' Nellie ANSWE.Rf The F'ore&t Servt.ce : men:fal and gllod ~7 to 19; utilily Brown, Jletty ~ Hobstetter, Chardid not : bUt your CongressMrs. Edward 'Jones returned ' " 1:2; choice heifers 22. utility and m."L.n did Feb, 1'1; 1954 lotte Coate1, Martha Donnelly her home, Jackson, Wednesday, 1 \ commercial COWJ 8.50 to 12; utr10. Are you in favor or an inand Dorothy C?ark. after a two days visil here. PHYSICAL CULIUU fanaUc Ber. Hty and commercial bulls 12 lo 13; crease to 4c stam)Jfi for let:Mrs. J\rthur T. Jones u£. AUJ. n,..rr Kach4den .p6l:tl a ,_,at· good and choice vealers 18 to 25; ters? anee is the house guest of Mrs 'ot a mouae uiufer 61. lett .ejj t. choice W'luiN Radio bd Telen.IOD II and prime. 26 to 28; utility Your Congrefi611\8n voted for u ne appeara tn a New Yorll ..t 8adaea not a 81deltM e~ -Ha eruar 1u . ~·a -.oa · a.r- ~nd commercial 12 to 18; calves 12 this Increase Jutr 21. 19M. Patrick Locbary. to 14. · .B!fr. and. Mrs. Fred Blaettna!' w,n; ~o. With plaitttn~ lt With Middleport, Ohio w~' busin~ss visitqrs in Cincin· a "'real &ood light." lfacftd.. Sheep ~00 steb.dy'. guod and n•ll; tlt~Y- ; · dll!l. IM!o clat.,. hlo.., albriO~ choice la~;nbs 17 to 19; choice and 'lit. abd lflrs. Marillfl. "cGtlir'e,' l · 10tO bia· olhce and belled ·hliq' pi"itne 20; ,uUJity and I!Ood 15. to who were here to attend the fubeca\184! ~, e;e~t a l~tter ta • 17; eWes 2 to 5; feeder lambs 12 tl£irl} of Ro,-er Mll.Jer. hav~ re- ape atudJo ~ben ~ wq . to 14. turned home liCCompanied by Mrs: beine' 11choo1ed. whleb caused Hop1er HyseJI and Mrs. Robert Bt>rwyn to tJ, d~P.ed u ~ Hysell .and llln Bobby. . . . ppptl; . t IMfi!hwa«o;ury See The t-lew M•aon fuLn,'"'o, r Guor<l - ' 1 Middleport Pirsoftl $"99 oo R,. Balu!:0i!::r:.YmeAis R Ut•--~ O. UUUI, Notl-1 I' ' • ~Now'i . th• time fo~ y~ur >Cold 1 ,..., at Pl. Pleasant at an· -nt.1 .. mated eOJt Gf 1160,000, •tate Adjutant Gen. Charles R. P.S lilil todll' at d-.rleston. ..-~Tile . board aJiOJ)· apprtwed tbJ purehaae of fhe Marti.nsbura: A,rmory trri'm the AmerieJn Lf.,ton Jl,rmort Inc . of Martin1bur~ for I'M' MO. Fox sald. The Pl. f ;euan~ armory Will ba located four mile~ north Qf ·t;tle city ott ' .f.. 15 aere tract d.onated 1to the 1tete b)' the lnd~trial Ray(Hl Corporatioil .of Cievet•nd. · - -~ tonsti!Ucllon. wUJ be1in Jfter pl1fts .are ·APproved br the Natlan· al Guard . bureau of the Department of the Army. Atmorr :Jri •.· ~ALIPAU SCIN 0' ·NEW ··c · · 'Mts. Richard' Is Installed ·Bassinette Is Center . ' As President Of Amateur Garden Club At Layette Shower ' Mra. Riehard RawHrip West Virr:h'lia , A.rlnOIJ a~roved tAle eo~.l "'II lion of I OF R:UJltl~~ rdt TFcntay Qn Ufn. The - JDatdi• Your Best' Buy Is ••• ' SPECIAL condition; Runs gOOd too. see -p rb!:!';:=~Mi~lllf!~D~,~W~-~V~t~. ~~~~i~~"~--o!i!S.il~·~'~~~p!h~o~il~e~8~0~2~3~~~~~~~:0~hlo~ .,~~~ .e: I I Cranbrook 4. door sedan. Here is some r\.a1 econdmical lra.rtalion; Little, easy to handle; Fine mechanical G. WlTNB$8 TO IIIJIIIIQ ·or 7.4 . and four end touch· downs On has the scored receiving of flni.Ahe~ Notr(' nam(' , de~pih· its ru1c jolting b) Purdu1! last Sllturday . is a 20-point choice to boun~e back ag3-insl f\i tlsburgh in o:w of 1 of East's btg games, whil e the Na\1)'-Stanford m(' t>ting of the unbcatcns at Palo \lto, t'a~1 f , is .a "pld 'c m" 3fh ir Oklahoma, th~ tnp doa: in the ' 1951 Plymouth ........ !llaa..,olt. -~uthiture I COLLINS (Ia TereDieoltli) - Aloo- Fumb1:1~~UH~I~·::~==~~~~:·~4~~;:;:~;:;;:;~::::~:: Friday mornina in a chartered plane and wofk out at 2 p, m. CST Kickoff tjme Saturday is 1:30 p . m. CST (2:30 p. m. our time.) The squad will return home shortly alter tbe a:ame. arriving in Columbus at 8:15 p. m. The Buekeyfl will pin their winning hopes largely on the all. ·around play of Howard {Hopalong) CU111ady, who gave an all-American performabCe against California , Iaiit week. The red-headed halfback. In two games, has netted 148 yards in 20 carries for an average s~d cl? ............. .,.u.,.... ..__ 'Mib!Olelf:tJ!"'Ior TRIIEI YOt!NG; ,..,...Ms 3Rooms ai.:. • . . . . . . .~ olll*"i - , '=====;==-I ca .., 11 A...,_ a,.,... _bo.,....... Holda TODAY passes, he has caught four ror 50 ,· , , ..,...,._., _,_•tive ' vlee prea1dent at yards. Laurel. And he . admltJ freely thJlt Thurlow (Tad) Weed, d1minu . the pro'ce is worth ·u "tO "'b r . t Lautive left-footed place kicker, has rei ttn the riCing map.". ' ; They've certainly dOIW! that-'o booted n~ne straight extra points the confusion of American horse---. finishing the 1953 sea1on with thrt;e and .accumulating six in a men. row this tall . Because our sta.r-~paDJled hay. l:lurners haven't b!len doinl so good up to no.w.. Thl!! fu'lt ti"-e .the race was run 'in 1002. lm Ehghsh hbrse nameti -WiJWyn r.ant£ired ()fl with the 5() grand and . ijie best we could do Was a ' pl2ce by Hasty House Farm's Rhue.1 .. ·1 1 · ' Last year 'a - French viSitor named Worden. 11 picked .YP . the goldplated marbles wttil~ aga(n the Yankee best wu a ·secOndONLY place . finish b;y Brookmeade Stables Sun Glow as t~ well liked Crafty Admiral far back. ,A, • > ,., ••<ll!tlodlaTblsOro-· Ia A · 1 f11oe Lc'llq saUr: '-"'t"' pluo lax \.. $ .. . 6Mf ' •H Tbe BuCtq ii.ew to Champai1n Y_•~eoolized t Eh~~beth $4.00 starUna llneupa: ,01. ILLINOIS LE Ranu LT Wolf LG lmid C\ !(G Vorn•.Co ftT McAfu RJ! lutler L.Q•tt Qa Lindbeck Calt•dt L.H Ctrollne Wetl,ln: Waodaon Bobo FB B•t" OHIO STAT! STATt5fltS A'TEI T.WO GAMES Opp. OS First Downs (Total) 31 31 Net Gain, rushing 2SO 481 Net ·Gain, p~S~ihg 192 U3 Total ~et Glth (rushing and passing) 442 634 Total,lafs (rushes and passes) 126 105 Pas.set Attetnpted 43 19 Panes Completed 1a. 11 Posse\ JUt~ iqt~epted 4 1 Punts (number) 7 !I Punting Average :M 35 lodolw 141.." LUCII.Lif e•UMI K.~WI<INS - The probable OHIO STATI Du,..r Mlllna.ld D. Williams V•rvo Ralchenbach Michlnslcy Brubaker . coaeh Woocl,y Haye& plana only one than,e In the start.tna: lineup len (uard Dave Williams beina s~ted to t-e,lace Jlm P•rker, wht\ lfUitained a minor injury laat week. ·D•ve Weilver, formerly Puker'a replacement, has been shift. ed to the right side behtnd Jim Reichenbaeh . Because of his good defensive 'play ajilnat California, Bill lobko· has moved into the guard pitturt and Dicit Guy h11 replaced ·tl:.e • injured Don StoeckeJ as reetrve tackle. Quartetbaeks JC)hn Borton and Franklyn Theis, who ban- > hot played thlll aeison, may be ready Saturd•Y. major United Press r&Ungs, -:.ravels to , T tb·~"~:·t:· ~-m~ h some Dallas, 'I:eX., for a much-heralded ~ · IS .eQ" llY . a rea Y .ave . . , . .h • 1 T 1 nommated Determine, the httle mterestmg head-knockmg 1n 1 me.etmg w~t once-uea ~~·:; gray whioeh \.ton .the K,entueky sc~ttered c?nferences feature Tthhet.s ::~~e~~ rat~~t~~oi:~~Ji'sSou'rr' Derby this ye~,· along with High Bt UNIT•D fktll this weekend " rollege footba~l C I b' .. Gun wh'"h woo the oelmout OhJo #pot~•ll l'~i' We~ 0 1 battle at o um " · " • ~· ' • ~ti~AY. ' · " · The intf'rsectional b-ill-of-fare U tr nos horses will run in the lnteroalion· Sa~4i:Y .' progrom OS Ov llll I at the aom.e the Kent at BaltiWhi-WaUaC. N unw1nds tonight Texas Chri~t· In 'the Bit Ten Confol'enCf, al.r!"'"" gao·ns· 1 them 1•0 !hi's all Otlerbfin 1t Alm>Q•,Jl:l: , I , hm w11l be at Southern Califorma Mlchilen IShte ls favoriMI aver , . "! .~ a .. ~ _ - Slippt!ry ftotk at Asf\lt.tld · and Holy Cross at Miami , FIB IMiapa. ·IoWa ov•r 'Mtchl"n. lll'l:~l~ilhon. affair !Ill b~ Queen Olive4 lfitll' at 'BI~n ' s Um.dau, one of. Eng. Bowlial Grlen: alt W.e&\elti Hireb. ] Both host teams are strong fav-' and North•••t•rn over Minn.. 13 orites ,.j._. 11 lly points. Ohio ]ftnd s top three year 1.1!45, Kio11: of \ Mar~l~ at Capital Tclcvl~' nn fans will h£' able to Stlto i• • liX·point ,lck to tatop ~~Tudo~s, one ofd B~ta~nh's ~e$t Ctz;ttr~ . 9t~~e' at W.' VI, St<~,t~ N' ra f~il ra, Cllk!innati at~rquctte . . f S l d ' b t ltrinDis rind ih ftM'utmlt twa- ' ,I . . clap Or&~, ~~ m on OI)C o a ur ay s es 1 ' · nd J wJner of the lnsh Derby ex- LoU;"":"~Y o:o "a1 1oD . sit when the "altle-of- aamo of Mickey ates a · "!( • . , · . Also . ·ntc•scctwns 1 • ' a C. C•rollne. pee oo is Sica-~0)'1 '"be wiPne of befiidie 'at il7Ririgtorl N Ihe-week cameras swi~g to Madi·~r.Qncc's 'An: ' de Trlpmphe a6 well Denison at 'WbOJt·er s~n. Wis . f~r .. a ~eetlng between I Printeton and Yale ~ere expett· as !he lop. han~.ieaP ho,rses trom Flndloa)' at Mt. U(liun, Jif, · R1oec :a~d WHs~on~m. This game e(f tu keep rollmg m . the l'VYi Auatr:-alia aDd G~rmanyi Held~lberc •i Witte~ert~ N Wlll bnng together two of the n~- Lear;ue. The Tigers are seven bv, G dV CY.: l H't. n1 tion's leading All-~merica candl- er 'P~iln while -;. ;e IS 13 •' oVeJ I Such an il'lterilati'Onal field ;s J rb e t ~"ao 'N rta.tcs-~icki(• Moegle of Ri·~e and Cohrmbi~ . Cornell IS a whoppl!tW Jllll..te pouible through tbe faet ~t01...!.kticum~N . WiSC'Onsm's Alan . Arr.ech~. The , F.tsewhere in the Eaat, it'a Arm.v ·\ that Laurel pays ~r.e enti~ aviei. ; , MiloM · Bad~en art- 13·paint favontes . 19-Doinl cl:loiee over Harvardr for <jilt tl'le hOrses whlctl ace · ~P " fj 11 · · ' · , Purdue ·o.... r Dub over Oal'tmouth, B'oston tf. over! ed. Tile forelgn , l'ldtlei Be flo~n Ohio"Wor~h·n1 al. .:'ort~. Mich. N Fol':dham , and Co lgat~ over Rut· here, alOng •ith their 1roorn, jooelc- Ohio Sl-ate ai Ulinois . ' · · · l~rduc h.a~ been installed a llers. ey arwl trainer-,and the Maryland lJ. at ohio Wto~J-e'Yan seven·point pidt over Duke in race C'9urse piclcs up the tab. The ft' w. -c•ut st.~ Fa their SICene-stealer at Lafayette, cost runs clo5e to $!00,000. · · f Ind ., bul this onr could producr FIGHT RESULTS CtMirello It' VP an upset. Duke Will throw an By UNITED Pl•&s Joe Cascarella, who pltehed for &ir·titht dc·fense tll.al has allowed PAIUS, France: sauveur Chloe. ihe B011ton Red SOx, Wuhtbl(ton only nine completed passes m ~a. 4-4, France, and Robert Gdiv- Senators and PhilAdelphia Alhll!two games against tta e 801lermak arch , 148 1_2, France, drew 10. tics from i933 thrOugh 1938, (low en' vaunted aerialist, Len Daw- --- -- - - - -- _ MEBKIIR _ .. son_ NEW YORK UP-Nine mtersectwnal galljeS anU From BUILTNW . PQINTfWsANJ. . ' Athens Bulldogs Visit Pomeroy;laLuE QtVIL5' Boss •••• G ]]" lis 1111 . Bl ks H t Btg ac os t•lM!*'Y ·yo IE FLYING I . ' ....... / ·, ,. ' .t .~ -~~-m~· ~~~~litnc"' ;· ~: ,A~'-'·rl: . Featurlitf MALT .IH/.KES SUNQA}S H.ALF 'GALLONS .. $299.00 JIAJ{~R FURNITURE ' PINT$-: QUARTS ·AI Pomeroy·Muop . · Brld(e LueUie & l\11-11 ": llttlt~l FOR . . .·~·~ ioo~s Of ' Furniture · ,S~R.VIE:E WITH A SMILE! l<U ~~~- •utru\ that rike dining so delight· lui. Our pleasant and efficient service m2k• .flit~....fgod ~ even better! _1 . ''Whet'!! lts A . ; · N. 'Sebina 'lt~We si. l ! �. "'. ..Jf't J".• •.... •, ' n t_t(. o~e She - _.. . ._ . . .... .. ' .....,._ .... _ ... Former Schoolmate~ Pr,.ent At MiUer 'Rita " ... ,..... • • Frlday,Octcber 8, 1954. The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • Fr~;·ocwber81- l954 I . ' I ~¢ • ,. ·.. Mt:: _...:,;..._r...._---------'":"-----------. ~.__ ...;;.;.;~ ~~;.;.::..:..:;;;;,,;.;.,:.;..;.;:;;;:..;..;;.;.;,;;;_;;.,.;.,.._;.;::;.,:,;.;:;,:;,:::_~.~:!,.. .::.::::;:,_.-------..;..,;..___:.....__.-::-----:..·..,....:::•__.;::..::..:~:.:= • Mn. Mohler'• :Fuueral Conducted ·In Lopn. . mol Mn. llor;roret E. illobler, 80, held In Galllf><>Jia loci t ldr ln iopeolal , ...Jon Tllura<lay · ••'" F.unenl servi-ces for Roger Mil· dJed · Tuelday ., tbe hdme of lt~r~ · _ay or . 1' nlnc .at tb' Mayor's of'rice ~ and" ler were beld from th.: BnMord ' aon, Harry Hohler lllddleport. John "Rue,, Galllpolis, Jrandmothr ed. sefvices ;,;ere held tOday er of 'nom11 R11e, MlddJC.,oft. opeD~ \bidl for property own Churth of Christ, 1'ueaday- at Funeral tbe d s by the vUlar;e betr.veen Plamond. 2 p.m.. with Ray Ru.sseU, pHJtor at Leoou , Funeral Home, urvivot"l include one son, Dr. and Rutland Street&. Tbey voted . . .Loa:ao, Witb. the Rev. 0. H. Cart, Rl:)'lmoud La Rue, Wtlmill'lton of the rbureh ofttcJating. ~obson, oUiciatinc and b~lal Del.; onft arandaon; Tbomu auei not l() aQeePt lbe ·bld ()f iaoo of· Special musie was provided by m ~~"'~!'# S!~!illadville Cemeteey. ~~ great trandchildren, Sue aad fertl by Hu.ry McM.ster ,IInce . 5 Mrs. Ray Rusaell, organiat, and '"".... ..-.or4 un:: _u e two sons, . b Frank, Chester, Pa., and Harry, 1 Robert Purtell, pastor . o t e . Mid~eport; f:!o daughters, Mrs. Bradbury Church of Chmt, who Walter €1art, Middleport; Mn. sarrg, "Beyond the Sunset" and I D~lsy ItaJia, Chest~er, Pa .; a bro"It il no seeret." Uier, George Emrick, Logan; two half-bn;thers, Cleveland Emrick, Burial was in Miles Cemetery, Wyandotte, Mieh., aOO Frank I ·1 • Private Servlcm Held couNCil. OPINI· atDS ·• l'rl~ole funeul aorvleel wore Mlcfdlepor\ VIllage Counell • , 11111 SIOTB FAIDLf ' ~ey have more than that amount 1nveated ,.in the property plus se· · wer I!'XIpenn~. Those present were Ma.yor Sldn~ Russell, ~Jerk Charles _ Murray, Councilmen Emrldt, Gore: and one sister Wayne Gtbbons, Walter Bua~e, Mrs, TIJ~Ie Sine., Gore, Ohio. • L. R. W~l,er and Rotert McElhiD· 0 ThOI;!iU &le, Middleport. The R.ev. Paul M. Ni 8wander pastor of tbe Gr~e Methodisi cbUfth, officiated aad burial was at the Moutld Hill Cemetery. . 0 iiiinieiy'ii.i 'iiiiiiiiiii Rutland and palJ-bearers were Donald Swisher, Ro.nald Nickol- · son, Donald Ki'rig, Billy Wllliams-1 on, Tommy Fauber, Larry Tur· 1 ncr, Don H41rrison and George Roush.. Former schoolmates •ol Mr. Miller were in charge of the flowers. Coming for the ,;;:erviee were Mr. and Mrs . John Michaels and children of Mt. PrOIPQCt, ut., . Mr$. Frank Neubauer, Jersey City, N. J ., Mr. and Mrs. Marion l>bOto wu .II!UO. g('t LINCOLN LETTERS-TiM Llbrllr)' of Congreu, which hu 1 pricelen colleCtion ot L4ncoln paptrw_ hal acquiffil two new &etten written by the tamed Emanelp8tor. · Both deal with the tamOUI AbrahAm Lincoln-Stephen A. Pou«<u debatea which occ:ltn'td 96 Yt!\1'1 ago. Th11 flnt of the two letten deals with LiDcoln'a·eltortl to pt coplu of a Chlce.p newtpa.per eon· talnbag aceounta: ol the debate. Th11 letter wu to Henry Clay Whitney, on lfow. 30, 1850, and ll.ld Lincoln WAI ..datroui ot pruervln,f, in tome permanent form, the late joint dlac:uulont between Dourlas and myself... The campaip waa succeuful-the .econd. letter, al~ to, Mr. Whltney-wu dated Cbrla:tmu Qay, 18H, ud expre11t4 thank• tor the cllpplnga. ~~~Janf~·2~,~~~t53~,~by thethen prlvUogeo ..IIONI wbtcb wu beadedand by eiSflnator i book to the bu.si- l T~ Oham.ps Ely.<ees, which. is the counterpart of Main , Street, Farmer City, Ill. At most crossings, you find a criss-crossing. All I could do was to watch other foNI:s ri~ ~heir There stands _• necks. g~J~dlrme in t1 round jhat, wevlng somefhlng that ' looks like a btlon and gtt· ling ·no ttftntion from anybody. Folks are wonderlnt about :making .a ·craning lo buy • nip or a vial of (h.enel Num· ber SCHnd·So, .end fo111tlllng abc~out ithe lmpurtant business of keeping life and limb together. A !·o t of folfks don't succeed. particularly peasants from the States. Bu~ this charadcr did . Witness the fact that herr is a little prose to prove that Nichols got back to the Claridge Hotel, found room No . 318 and had the stretlgth to sit down anrl get his fa1 hiinds to work. c. (0). MJuourl. Copiu of the Nport. ot an invqUp.UOa ot NcOI...., tbY'• pei'IOJ\al activities, beCame almoJ.t lmpoutble tQ pt. •lnct no reprlntl were ~:~rdered by U.e 1M.. commltleo lflor llopubllcana ~-- control a ..., later. oft.• WatldN eommlttee got cne er mort tct.ret eoplta through offici&! ebannela aad referred to I»>ftiona ot it ill ttl heartnp on a eh&l'lfl that Mceartll3 he4 11eoa Ill eontompt of tho HoMJoga pup. Watch nes.." of cro:.sing the stre~t . which is somethin·g I hav,r not had the cuurage to dare . j GASOLINE ALLEY e l3ut how peDple survive is beyond me. You might say that th.is is a _two-wheel town. bikes and mntor-bikcs. One seaters a11d two.. scaiers for the worker wearing lhe . b~et. But let us ' 'l_l.,..._pAo&o _J_ _ 1 An_n Rlllle, Columb_us_._ _ __ • e Safer To McGuire, Mingo J".~'e;;;•·M:cG~:~: McGuire, Gary, 1d Lee Pickerington, Mr. and Mrs. HarJan Glenn, Pat-askala, Mrs. Charles Zalu.skey, Dayton and. Mary DOIS 1111' tab ,oa bull tD Jut IIIIIUDtJ' and J'OUf" own ncatkm1 1t'1 Pnlldat IIHDhowft. deal· Ina· .uh. Pe tiWt u4 la"'lne ~at 1"JAe, Colo, Btlwobd a rab1bOw Gve mlbutu alter tu Honking 111 ..•1 Another t·hing. For some weeks now, it has been against the law to honk a horn--and believe me these 1-~ rench hikes have everything but hot and cold baok-UJP lights. You toot a horn a.nd you have the gendarmes on your tail. ' BEND -· POM&ROY .,_,. ..... __ ....THEATRES - ...... .. btlnr mentloned. He readily agreed when watlr:iDa . propoHd making the eaure report part ot the new . had ·-.ae .-P'!e reprintlni of' their GW1l duting the lntitr..t::)ut McCarthy bad ·tbrktened them with libeJ wits. malntaJnlng that the Henntnrr- JePort· liad aever been otrlciaJly Aled with the Senat.. • • .. (Techalcotor) John Payne; Llzabe&h ScoUt DllD lhal"jea. e \ILOOM ~ .T ,upAYE)IS-Aithough federal taxes were cut thll. MiddlePOrt l'R041'. ·, . , RIDERS TO Tfif STARS (Tec:hnlcolor} Wm. Lu,digan, Herb. Marsh.e\1 PHANANNIE l\IA"'III ~0 A "TJP ~ T+-IE. l-l.4i\P >-!AT 11::1 ~BE. Thats why more and more people are reading The Daily Sentinel Advertisements, because they know that these a·dvertfsements tell tf,em where "" ' "; " I they COn get th3 beslfijtle~S.. ': , ' •' tJ • TANGANYIKA .. "·, _.....:.,...._~~------·--_:_ ·' • , And they know they get more local news, ahd they read it first in The Daily Sentinel. I The Doily Sentinel is first with its readers, because its Readers are First with The Doily Sentinel a:Ob a:lll!, J.Je~~ monu. -- · 1951 HENRY J Tudor ..... ~ .' . $395 1953CHEV.BeiAireTudor .. $1,695 I ~48 WILLYS Jeep .......... $495 1947 CHEVROLET 5 pass cpe , $395 1953 FORD V8 Tudor ...... $1,595 1948 PLYMOUTH Tudor ....• $495 1947 PONTIAC Tudor ..... : .. $395 Fordomatic 1948 CHEVROLET 5 pass cpe . $495 Tudor 1947 PLYMOUTH.Tudor ..... $395. 1952 PONTIAC ' . 1952CHEVROLET Z door ... $1,245 1948 FORD Tudor ........... $495 1947 OLDS 6 poss CfN ....... $395 1951 CHEVROLET Tudor .... $995 includ- «1: Luella Burson( Lydia Stewart, .Edith Lanning and .Amanda Xupar, registration; Anna Rus-sell,. Ella Sm11.h, Doris Darst, Cora Beegle .and Carrie Grueser reception; Thelma Grucser Ella Smith, dinner re.s-ervatiom;; Alice Fish.er and Lena Gruescr, gifts; Thelma Grucscr , Clara Heines and Mab"el Bearha, badges and decora- and tjont. Doris · Grucser, paraphernalia; Luella Bur.son. Clara Heines and Ella Smith, way5 and means; Mab'l!l Sanborn, Sylvia Bowne~; and C11ra Bateman, reaolutionB; Erma · Smllh ard Mildred Lowe, creden·tiala; Luella Buraon and Edith tanning, voucbjng eomntittee and general &I!~ 1950 CHEVROLET Tudor ..... $765 1949CHEVROLET Tudor ...... $645 " 3U6 1<. Main Sl. 'h Ton ......... $1,245 • •• .. $1,395 ·, • 1951 CHEVROLET 4 door .... $895 . 1949 PLYMOUTH4door ..... , $595 ' 1949 FORD Tudor ........ ~. $495 1941 BIJICK4door .............$99 1952GMC2ton LWB ...... $1,195 1946 MERCURY 4 door ....... '$299 I '. Your.CifitVRP,l.tl' Dealer •Open Even~nCS ,Until j:oo ,....$~:v,a ~ . to 4-.PM. Co. ' ' . l 1946 NASH 6 pa11 co~pe •.•. '· $J ~5 194~ DODGE C~upe .......... $139 ' ' 1946 BUICK 4 door ........ ·~· $2.99 ; 1942 OI:.DS Tudor •• : l .} ;·.. :· .. ; Pomeroy, Ohio • 1941 FORD. t~clor . ' . . .. .. . $ I' 0 . : 0 ~--/Mt-99 • :. ., iii!:K TRACY Channel3 · .con• . vOitlveiJ 28. Wine . , recip;e~l' 32'. 'to fo . ::;t~ 'lm.aJ• . PI' ll(llln . "* .. aa.Jlend.the helll , lq · · t~etlni: IH; !Cjnd. ·31. Necrom"ncy 37. ~a~lve of Arabia 38, t1~ 10. llutto •1. s..., - •~· $u•·jelt · «. Consume ' U.'t\lnit<f WS,.z.;rY-FRIDAY 5:00 The Old Timl·r . 6 : ~ 1) NaC Howdy Doody 6:UO Wild Rill Hickuk 8.30 .We11tbur9ast 6;3S llf""s Eye tl:45 News Picture 7:00 NBC Ufe of' RileY 7130 NBC Cote Time 7:4S NBC News C~&~IID . 8:00 FB\'Ofile S*o" ::· r 1 Led Three ·. Lives · l)!a Story NBC NBC Dtar Pl1oebe NBC Cavalcade of SJ)arts Bla Playback · News -..e:adlines Weatberealt ' 8:30 9;00 9:30 10:00 10;45 l1 :00 11:05 11:10 11:15 11 :30 Spoc~ Headlines FoOtball Fore~ast NBC 'ronlllhl l:OO Sip Off 10;25 SlllD On t0:30 Smilin Ed's Gane 11:00 cartilon Carnival 12:00 ABC Super Cirollf 1:00 Down On the Farm 1:30 , ABC .soldier Parade 2:00 i1o. Be Announced 2.:15 ABC Pre Game Hu4dle · 2.25 ABC Wiscons!q "s 1\We 4:80 ~ Post Ga,de Scote. board • : 5:00 Stu Erwin ~:op .- l!Or !logon-NBC ' l:lm NBC 'Mletey 1\0Q!!Oj' • 7:00 -llatQf4AY Nillht Jambor•• · ~: 30 HB~h EtheL and Albert. l:oo Death Valley 8:30 NBC 1.00 9:30 .NBC NBC, Place the •r::::~~~ ~ Cooner '" :-iANCY • I ;I : I : • WSAl.TY-woTURD,O.Y 1952. CHEV. 2 ton LWB ..... $1,295 p . Prices Lc»wer Than The Lowest! Hydramatic; Sharp 1949 DODGE 2 ton Dump ...... $745 • eroy_. --------------------1941 CHEVROLET Tudor ...... $99 . 1953 CHEV. . . . . . . $1,695 Tudor. Power Steering; 2,800 miles. Truck _Bargains 1949 MERCURY 4 door ...... $595 4 wheel drive. 1947 OLDS Tudor ........... $395 1950 DODGE 1 ton ..........· $89$ • Special Body 1941 PLYMOUTH Coupe . . . . . $79 1946 PLYMOUTH 4 door .... $295 1953 FORDCu1toin 8 -------------~---------------~-~.----------- 1952 CHEV. 'h ton pickup ...• $995 1945 CHEV. 1'h Ton LWB ..... $395 '. 1950WILLYS 1 ton pickup ••• $795 ~· 4 Wit · · See Us Now! 1949LINCOLN4dcior ........ $495 lated those participating. A number of gifts were presented after which Magnolia T(!lJip\l' rll'&ed the m~ting. euure- ,ot f~l debt 2,, ·Droas · ot metal 38. Weep dittabe'! · be lA card$ 'qr;) lld!:I!OI\!11&' 4:00 Horse Rae:~;; "Futurity" 430 To Be Announced :S30 ~e!evis.ion Classroorr 6;00 Teledrama 6:30 Bob Boaz Reportina6:45 Ernie Saunders Sports 7:00 Saturday Sllowcas~ a.oo Jackie Gleason Show 1 t 9:0U Playhouse 11:30 :My Favorite Husband 10:00 'That's My Boy 10:30 Teledrama 11;00 World News Tonight 11;05 Up to ihl' minuie News 11.15 Latt! Show 'Summer Storm' Linda Darnell, Geo. Sanders •t •·~ · Uan 10. -· 2s.c;.,.. II. ·T~ steer · . , .'(rild .(oaut:) 20. Topo 91 · 1950 PONTIAC 4 door ........ $745 Seldenable. . .-.- WS~-TV 23.To , · ?. A .Wn, 8. Dodlotto ~ r and chid. eongratu~ spoke on the work and !lfarpret ehair:iDan. 2:00 . 'iii.Citllame See Us Now! USA 1:30 t. Vneven, u if. pawed •wtY ' I During the report of committees the registration committee report. ed 85 present for the meeting. An invitation to hold the · l9S5 convention in Midrlicport with Meigs Ternple as hostess was rcl"civcd and accepted. ' ~ 3. !J}Ii.r I W'H5-'TV-5ATURDAY 1;00 Mama · lo!v Hero - ·- . - - - -- -- 6.~'• plt:>; MF..C, Nora Cox. Roscleaf Temple; Ex . Sr., Marie Miller. Logan Templt'; Ex:. Jr, Nelle Bt~hr . Meigs Temple; Mgr.. Dorothy Meigs Temple; Pro ., Gibbs, Blanche Stallsmith, Logan Temple; Guard, Ella Smith, Magnolia Temple; Secretary, Sylvia Bowncs, Lo· gan Temple and Treasurer, M-abel Sanborn, Meigs Temple . The degree staE£ of Meigs Temple who were dressed in red formals, Lillian Stei!f, Meigs T('mplc was con\'cntion pianist and Laura Eisel~ stein, Magnolia Temple, director of work . ~~ws Tonight Up-tb the minut~ News ll :~~ Wrestling rrom ~iCIIjO QAILY CRO.SS --~ Convention committees ! !7:45 Perry Como Your AdvertisinJ Do :lor Goes Farther. Pulls Harder • In Your Hometown Newspape1 \Xor14 lO :SO · Sign Qn 10:30 Winky Dink and You 11 :00 CaptaJn Midnight 11:30 · ur~ on "the Farm 12:00 Big Top w~atherman fl'l~ .. · l.li'loPJI~ - -ConUnued ------,--from Pare I I W'HI-TV-FRIDAY 5:0Q Lucky 8 Ranch 6:00 · Eiso Reporter 8:45 · Ernie Saunders -Spo-rts- 7:00 To Be Aanounced ?>tO ·;·$hap on TV 'l :M .·QOUJ Edwards, New! • • 10:-30 , P:ersog to , ~w~n\ · · ~· · , 11:00 I LOS 1\1"'-"'E..>.P;),_' __ 9:30 Playbouse of Stars \ 9:30. President Eisenhower 10:00 1'he Lineup ChannelS 6:~ Faith, Love Mrs . Hummrll , WCHS-TV, h. Saturday, October 9 THE LONE GUN (Technlcolor) Gaor1• Montgemary, Dorothy Milone, -rank Fayl4n BWANA OEYIL (Technicolor) ltobart St.eck, B.erb.en Britton, Preston Foster L.OtiE.RIN6o. S6ato Ct..•otTO"' 4Ye"'LJ&. ... Howard Duff; lefl M....-ow BELLS OF SAN ANGELO Roy Rogers. TriO•r. tht horse, D•l• E.,..n~, Som. of . . . ..Pioneers . They know that The Daily Sentinel offers more coverage for their Advertising Dollar than they can get in any ather medium, Relllm Bou' Marciano - Charles Saturday, October 9 • And thats why more and more advertisers are looking to The Doily Sentinel to carry their sell. ing message to the public. ITtclmlcolor)· Van Rerun: Ralh Remaa; SILVER LODE • year, ~~y! U' ~t Jl.ltllt v. s. ta.xpayen, are paying tht 18.m.e amount they ·•lway• ·· ~. :k'ld iom:t .must ante up even more. Thia la be• ~au,e~jo ~J~~~~i. ~re .bOOs~& ltvlea to make up tor revenue losaet or to.~~Y ·tdr new' ProJeetl~ 01\1~: · ror' eXirtnP,.t;;,hu.··~ : hlt by a Jo• ih aalet taxes which were 11 ~ t:~(~··l.~l Year, &etording to July figures. The state needl othet ~e ·to· ~e up for thll 14)u. M~~( ~.lfW . Jfl:iel'~ l'f~ , Dall:¢.8., Nebraska, Wl.sconaln, Iowa and ' ~odt I~ _a fe atn!)RJ" tlftl atates whlcb are lookblg fer more hlghw"ay revenue to match IJ!itreued. federal money available on a matd\tng bula. Several .tate~ may boost guollne taxes thl.s year. Add to the taxpayers' sloom-mort staW.11 are conalderinJ using the wlthholdlng ayatem to _collect penon&l InCome levie.. • TEMPU Pomeroy ~ODA'l ment wu ~r1Jlto4. oftlclally. ~rl}\t.lo ;to~ lll<l\llllri&' ;lh, ,U.erl<wlt for Domoera~ ~: • ~., MEIGS record. Thut. atter atmoat two ytan the 11ocu· I • !:~ ttncltor JtM;It ~rthr I EZRA'S Wl't-·A&'ric"ulture Secft!tar)' Er.ra 'l'alt Benaon/has beM. around Washlnston tc»' almolt two year• ltnd there hal beea no .lndlcation that. ~· oc:etalon, he .. 801newhat or • wit. In fact. his humor il on the puckllh atde. The payotr wu hW temarks, made in all eeriolllfteu, at a food editor~'• OMCI Poecll luncheon In New York. Venu1 The dour-looJdng Mofmon sugreated that Amtrlcan women. for beauty•• take, might well spend len on Cotmttla? eoAmetlca aqd •more on meat. milk and veg3tables. Aa he put It, 1•nve· tp.e surface and you aave all" might be ftne fQr a I'Jarn. but not for i woman, The gimmick 11 that 8ensoll 11 trying to spur t~ales of certain. toads to avert furtller government IUI-plu.eel. McCarthy'a lawyer, Edward Bennett Wllltama. compl&iaed that 110me pertinent pointl were not · • • IJ IUNI - .... -•fl ··- THIS IS HEA'"-TH WEEK . ;,-".. ::.. _ ' __,;.,.,_ , · ,. ,~\• .•. ., '· · a . ~a~···(' · )'our..·car- ·· all~tn)· ·•.. •• uae It! . . . ,..,...:._. --------' .. . I 1 By RAEBURN VANB1J11EPt '' �. "'. ..Jf't J".• •.... •, ' n t_t(. o~e She - _.. . ._ . . .... .. ' .....,._ .... _ ... Former Schoolmate~ Pr,.ent At MiUer 'Rita " ... ,..... • • Frlday,Octcber 8, 1954. The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • Fr~;·ocwber81- l954 I . ' I ~¢ • ,. ·.. Mt:: _...:,;..._r...._---------'":"-----------. ~.__ ...;;.;.;~ ~~;.;.::..:..:;;;;,,;.;.,:.;..;.;:;;;:..;..;;.;.;,;;;_;;.,.;.,.._;.;::;.,:,;.;:;,:;,:::_~.~:!,.. .::.::::;:,_.-------..;..,;..___:.....__.-::-----:..·..,....:::•__.;::..::..:~:.:= • Mn. Mohler'• :Fuueral Conducted ·In Lopn. . mol Mn. llor;roret E. illobler, 80, held In Galllf><>Jia loci t ldr ln iopeolal , ...Jon Tllura<lay · ••'" F.unenl servi-ces for Roger Mil· dJed · Tuelday ., tbe hdme of lt~r~ · _ay or . 1' nlnc .at tb' Mayor's of'rice ~ and" ler were beld from th.: BnMord ' aon, Harry Hohler lllddleport. John "Rue,, Galllpolis, Jrandmothr ed. sefvices ;,;ere held tOday er of 'nom11 R11e, MlddJC.,oft. opeD~ \bidl for property own Churth of Christ, 1'ueaday- at Funeral tbe d s by the vUlar;e betr.veen Plamond. 2 p.m.. with Ray Ru.sseU, pHJtor at Leoou , Funeral Home, urvivot"l include one son, Dr. and Rutland Street&. Tbey voted . . .Loa:ao, Witb. the Rev. 0. H. Cart, Rl:)'lmoud La Rue, Wtlmill'lton of the rbureh ofttcJating. ~obson, oUiciatinc and b~lal Del.; onft arandaon; Tbomu auei not l() aQeePt lbe ·bld ()f iaoo of· Special musie was provided by m ~~"'~!'# S!~!illadville Cemeteey. ~~ great trandchildren, Sue aad fertl by Hu.ry McM.ster ,IInce . 5 Mrs. Ray Rusaell, organiat, and '"".... ..-.or4 un:: _u e two sons, . b Frank, Chester, Pa., and Harry, 1 Robert Purtell, pastor . o t e . Mid~eport; f:!o daughters, Mrs. Bradbury Church of Chmt, who Walter €1art, Middleport; Mn. sarrg, "Beyond the Sunset" and I D~lsy ItaJia, Chest~er, Pa .; a bro"It il no seeret." Uier, George Emrick, Logan; two half-bn;thers, Cleveland Emrick, Burial was in Miles Cemetery, Wyandotte, Mieh., aOO Frank I ·1 • Private Servlcm Held couNCil. OPINI· atDS ·• l'rl~ole funeul aorvleel wore Mlcfdlepor\ VIllage Counell • , 11111 SIOTB FAIDLf ' ~ey have more than that amount 1nveated ,.in the property plus se· · wer I!'XIpenn~. Those present were Ma.yor Sldn~ Russell, ~Jerk Charles _ Murray, Councilmen Emrldt, Gore: and one sister Wayne Gtbbons, Walter Bua~e, Mrs, TIJ~Ie Sine., Gore, Ohio. • L. R. W~l,er and Rotert McElhiD· 0 ThOI;!iU &le, Middleport. The R.ev. Paul M. Ni 8wander pastor of tbe Gr~e Methodisi cbUfth, officiated aad burial was at the Moutld Hill Cemetery. . 0 iiiinieiy'ii.i 'iiiiiiiiiii Rutland and palJ-bearers were Donald Swisher, Ro.nald Nickol- · son, Donald Ki'rig, Billy Wllliams-1 on, Tommy Fauber, Larry Tur· 1 ncr, Don H41rrison and George Roush.. Former schoolmates •ol Mr. Miller were in charge of the flowers. Coming for the ,;;:erviee were Mr. and Mrs . John Michaels and children of Mt. PrOIPQCt, ut., . Mr$. Frank Neubauer, Jersey City, N. J ., Mr. and Mrs. Marion l>bOto wu .II!UO. g('t LINCOLN LETTERS-TiM Llbrllr)' of Congreu, which hu 1 pricelen colleCtion ot L4ncoln paptrw_ hal acquiffil two new &etten written by the tamed Emanelp8tor. · Both deal with the tamOUI AbrahAm Lincoln-Stephen A. Pou«<u debatea which occ:ltn'td 96 Yt!\1'1 ago. Th11 flnt of the two letten deals with LiDcoln'a·eltortl to pt coplu of a Chlce.p newtpa.per eon· talnbag aceounta: ol the debate. Th11 letter wu to Henry Clay Whitney, on lfow. 30, 1850, and ll.ld Lincoln WAI ..datroui ot pruervln,f, in tome permanent form, the late joint dlac:uulont between Dourlas and myself... The campaip waa succeuful-the .econd. letter, al~ to, Mr. Whltney-wu dated Cbrla:tmu Qay, 18H, ud expre11t4 thank• tor the cllpplnga. ~~~Janf~·2~,~~~t53~,~by thethen prlvUogeo ..IIONI wbtcb wu beadedand by eiSflnator i book to the bu.si- l T~ Oham.ps Ely.<ees, which. is the counterpart of Main , Street, Farmer City, Ill. At most crossings, you find a criss-crossing. All I could do was to watch other foNI:s ri~ ~heir There stands _• necks. g~J~dlrme in t1 round jhat, wevlng somefhlng that ' looks like a btlon and gtt· ling ·no ttftntion from anybody. Folks are wonderlnt about :making .a ·craning lo buy • nip or a vial of (h.enel Num· ber SCHnd·So, .end fo111tlllng abc~out ithe lmpurtant business of keeping life and limb together. A !·o t of folfks don't succeed. particularly peasants from the States. Bu~ this charadcr did . Witness the fact that herr is a little prose to prove that Nichols got back to the Claridge Hotel, found room No . 318 and had the stretlgth to sit down anrl get his fa1 hiinds to work. c. (0). MJuourl. Copiu of the Nport. ot an invqUp.UOa ot NcOI...., tbY'• pei'IOJ\al activities, beCame almoJ.t lmpoutble tQ pt. •lnct no reprlntl were ~:~rdered by U.e 1M.. commltleo lflor llopubllcana ~-- control a ..., later. oft.• WatldN eommlttee got cne er mort tct.ret eoplta through offici&! ebannela aad referred to I»>ftiona ot it ill ttl heartnp on a eh&l'lfl that Mceartll3 he4 11eoa Ill eontompt of tho HoMJoga pup. Watch nes.." of cro:.sing the stre~t . which is somethin·g I hav,r not had the cuurage to dare . j GASOLINE ALLEY e l3ut how peDple survive is beyond me. You might say that th.is is a _two-wheel town. bikes and mntor-bikcs. One seaters a11d two.. scaiers for the worker wearing lhe . b~et. But let us ' 'l_l.,..._pAo&o _J_ _ 1 An_n Rlllle, Columb_us_._ _ __ • e Safer To McGuire, Mingo J".~'e;;;•·M:cG~:~: McGuire, Gary, 1d Lee Pickerington, Mr. and Mrs. HarJan Glenn, Pat-askala, Mrs. Charles Zalu.skey, Dayton and. Mary DOIS 1111' tab ,oa bull tD Jut IIIIIUDtJ' and J'OUf" own ncatkm1 1t'1 Pnlldat IIHDhowft. deal· Ina· .uh. Pe tiWt u4 la"'lne ~at 1"JAe, Colo, Btlwobd a rab1bOw Gve mlbutu alter tu Honking 111 ..•1 Another t·hing. For some weeks now, it has been against the law to honk a horn--and believe me these 1-~ rench hikes have everything but hot and cold baok-UJP lights. You toot a horn a.nd you have the gendarmes on your tail. ' BEND -· POM&ROY .,_,. ..... __ ....THEATRES - ...... .. btlnr mentloned. He readily agreed when watlr:iDa . propoHd making the eaure report part ot the new . had ·-.ae .-P'!e reprintlni of' their GW1l duting the lntitr..t::)ut McCarthy bad ·tbrktened them with libeJ wits. malntaJnlng that the Henntnrr- JePort· liad aever been otrlciaJly Aled with the Senat.. • • .. (Techalcotor) John Payne; Llzabe&h ScoUt DllD lhal"jea. e \ILOOM ~ .T ,upAYE)IS-Aithough federal taxes were cut thll. MiddlePOrt l'R041'. ·, . , RIDERS TO Tfif STARS (Tec:hnlcolor} Wm. Lu,digan, Herb. Marsh.e\1 PHANANNIE l\IA"'III ~0 A "TJP ~ T+-IE. l-l.4i\P >-!AT 11::1 ~BE. Thats why more and more people are reading The Daily Sentinel Advertisements, because they know that these a·dvertfsements tell tf,em where "" ' "; " I they COn get th3 beslfijtle~S.. ': , ' •' tJ • TANGANYIKA .. "·, _.....:.,...._~~------·--_:_ ·' • , And they know they get more local news, ahd they read it first in The Daily Sentinel. I The Doily Sentinel is first with its readers, because its Readers are First with The Doily Sentinel a:Ob a:lll!, J.Je~~ monu. -- · 1951 HENRY J Tudor ..... ~ .' . $395 1953CHEV.BeiAireTudor .. $1,695 I ~48 WILLYS Jeep .......... $495 1947 CHEVROLET 5 pass cpe , $395 1953 FORD V8 Tudor ...... $1,595 1948 PLYMOUTH Tudor ....• $495 1947 PONTIAC Tudor ..... : .. $395 Fordomatic 1948 CHEVROLET 5 pass cpe . $495 Tudor 1947 PLYMOUTH.Tudor ..... $395. 1952 PONTIAC ' . 1952CHEVROLET Z door ... $1,245 1948 FORD Tudor ........... $495 1947 OLDS 6 poss CfN ....... $395 1951 CHEVROLET Tudor .... $995 includ- «1: Luella Burson( Lydia Stewart, .Edith Lanning and .Amanda Xupar, registration; Anna Rus-sell,. Ella Sm11.h, Doris Darst, Cora Beegle .and Carrie Grueser reception; Thelma Grucser Ella Smith, dinner re.s-ervatiom;; Alice Fish.er and Lena Gruescr, gifts; Thelma Grucscr , Clara Heines and Mab"el Bearha, badges and decora- and tjont. Doris · Grucser, paraphernalia; Luella Bur.son. Clara Heines and Ella Smith, way5 and means; Mab'l!l Sanborn, Sylvia Bowne~; and C11ra Bateman, reaolutionB; Erma · Smllh ard Mildred Lowe, creden·tiala; Luella Buraon and Edith tanning, voucbjng eomntittee and general &I!~ 1950 CHEVROLET Tudor ..... $765 1949CHEVROLET Tudor ...... $645 " 3U6 1<. Main Sl. 'h Ton ......... $1,245 • •• .. $1,395 ·, • 1951 CHEVROLET 4 door .... $895 . 1949 PLYMOUTH4door ..... , $595 ' 1949 FORD Tudor ........ ~. $495 1941 BIJICK4door .............$99 1952GMC2ton LWB ...... $1,195 1946 MERCURY 4 door ....... '$299 I '. Your.CifitVRP,l.tl' Dealer •Open Even~nCS ,Until j:oo ,....$~:v,a ~ . to 4-.PM. Co. ' ' . l 1946 NASH 6 pa11 co~pe •.•. '· $J ~5 194~ DODGE C~upe .......... $139 ' ' 1946 BUICK 4 door ........ ·~· $2.99 ; 1942 OI:.DS Tudor •• : l .} ;·.. :· .. ; Pomeroy, Ohio • 1941 FORD. t~clor . ' . . .. .. . $ I' 0 . : 0 ~--/Mt-99 • :. ., iii!:K TRACY Channel3 · .con• . vOitlveiJ 28. Wine . , recip;e~l' 32'. 'to fo . ::;t~ 'lm.aJ• . PI' ll(llln . "* .. aa.Jlend.the helll , lq · · t~etlni: IH; !Cjnd. ·31. Necrom"ncy 37. ~a~lve of Arabia 38, t1~ 10. llutto •1. s..., - •~· $u•·jelt · «. Consume ' U.'t\lnit<f WS,.z.;rY-FRIDAY 5:00 The Old Timl·r . 6 : ~ 1) NaC Howdy Doody 6:UO Wild Rill Hickuk 8.30 .We11tbur9ast 6;3S llf""s Eye tl:45 News Picture 7:00 NBC Ufe of' RileY 7130 NBC Cote Time 7:4S NBC News C~&~IID . 8:00 FB\'Ofile S*o" ::· r 1 Led Three ·. Lives · l)!a Story NBC NBC Dtar Pl1oebe NBC Cavalcade of SJ)arts Bla Playback · News -..e:adlines Weatberealt ' 8:30 9;00 9:30 10:00 10;45 l1 :00 11:05 11:10 11:15 11 :30 Spoc~ Headlines FoOtball Fore~ast NBC 'ronlllhl l:OO Sip Off 10;25 SlllD On t0:30 Smilin Ed's Gane 11:00 cartilon Carnival 12:00 ABC Super Cirollf 1:00 Down On the Farm 1:30 , ABC .soldier Parade 2:00 i1o. Be Announced 2.:15 ABC Pre Game Hu4dle · 2.25 ABC Wiscons!q "s 1\We 4:80 ~ Post Ga,de Scote. board • : 5:00 Stu Erwin ~:op .- l!Or !logon-NBC ' l:lm NBC 'Mletey 1\0Q!!Oj' • 7:00 -llatQf4AY Nillht Jambor•• · ~: 30 HB~h EtheL and Albert. l:oo Death Valley 8:30 NBC 1.00 9:30 .NBC NBC, Place the •r::::~~~ ~ Cooner '" :-iANCY • I ;I : I : • WSAl.TY-woTURD,O.Y 1952. CHEV. 2 ton LWB ..... $1,295 p . Prices Lc»wer Than The Lowest! Hydramatic; Sharp 1949 DODGE 2 ton Dump ...... $745 • eroy_. --------------------1941 CHEVROLET Tudor ...... $99 . 1953 CHEV. . . . . . . $1,695 Tudor. Power Steering; 2,800 miles. Truck _Bargains 1949 MERCURY 4 door ...... $595 4 wheel drive. 1947 OLDS Tudor ........... $395 1950 DODGE 1 ton ..........· $89$ • Special Body 1941 PLYMOUTH Coupe . . . . . $79 1946 PLYMOUTH 4 door .... $295 1953 FORDCu1toin 8 -------------~---------------~-~.----------- 1952 CHEV. 'h ton pickup ...• $995 1945 CHEV. 1'h Ton LWB ..... $395 '. 1950WILLYS 1 ton pickup ••• $795 ~· 4 Wit · · See Us Now! 1949LINCOLN4dcior ........ $495 lated those participating. A number of gifts were presented after which Magnolia T(!lJip\l' rll'&ed the m~ting. euure- ,ot f~l debt 2,, ·Droas · ot metal 38. Weep dittabe'! · be lA card$ 'qr;) lld!:I!OI\!11&' 4:00 Horse Rae:~;; "Futurity" 430 To Be Announced :S30 ~e!evis.ion Classroorr 6;00 Teledrama 6:30 Bob Boaz Reportina6:45 Ernie Saunders Sports 7:00 Saturday Sllowcas~ a.oo Jackie Gleason Show 1 t 9:0U Playhouse 11:30 :My Favorite Husband 10:00 'That's My Boy 10:30 Teledrama 11;00 World News Tonight 11;05 Up to ihl' minuie News 11.15 Latt! Show 'Summer Storm' Linda Darnell, Geo. Sanders •t •·~ · Uan 10. -· 2s.c;.,.. II. ·T~ steer · . , .'(rild .(oaut:) 20. Topo 91 · 1950 PONTIAC 4 door ........ $745 Seldenable. . .-.- WS~-TV 23.To , · ?. A .Wn, 8. Dodlotto ~ r and chid. eongratu~ spoke on the work and !lfarpret ehair:iDan. 2:00 . 'iii.Citllame See Us Now! USA 1:30 t. Vneven, u if. pawed •wtY ' I During the report of committees the registration committee report. ed 85 present for the meeting. An invitation to hold the · l9S5 convention in Midrlicport with Meigs Ternple as hostess was rcl"civcd and accepted. ' ~ 3. !J}Ii.r I W'H5-'TV-5ATURDAY 1;00 Mama · lo!v Hero - ·- . - - - -- -- 6.~'• plt:>; MF..C, Nora Cox. Roscleaf Temple; Ex . Sr., Marie Miller. Logan Templt'; Ex:. Jr, Nelle Bt~hr . Meigs Temple; Mgr.. Dorothy Meigs Temple; Pro ., Gibbs, Blanche Stallsmith, Logan Temple; Guard, Ella Smith, Magnolia Temple; Secretary, Sylvia Bowncs, Lo· gan Temple and Treasurer, M-abel Sanborn, Meigs Temple . The degree staE£ of Meigs Temple who were dressed in red formals, Lillian Stei!f, Meigs T('mplc was con\'cntion pianist and Laura Eisel~ stein, Magnolia Temple, director of work . ~~ws Tonight Up-tb the minut~ News ll :~~ Wrestling rrom ~iCIIjO QAILY CRO.SS --~ Convention committees ! !7:45 Perry Como Your AdvertisinJ Do :lor Goes Farther. Pulls Harder • In Your Hometown Newspape1 \Xor14 lO :SO · Sign Qn 10:30 Winky Dink and You 11 :00 CaptaJn Midnight 11:30 · ur~ on "the Farm 12:00 Big Top w~atherman fl'l~ .. · l.li'loPJI~ - -ConUnued ------,--from Pare I I W'HI-TV-FRIDAY 5:0Q Lucky 8 Ranch 6:00 · Eiso Reporter 8:45 · Ernie Saunders -Spo-rts- 7:00 To Be Aanounced ?>tO ·;·$hap on TV 'l :M .·QOUJ Edwards, New! • • 10:-30 , P:ersog to , ~w~n\ · · ~· · , 11:00 I LOS 1\1"'-"'E..>.P;),_' __ 9:30 Playbouse of Stars \ 9:30. President Eisenhower 10:00 1'he Lineup ChannelS 6:~ Faith, Love Mrs . Hummrll , WCHS-TV, h. Saturday, October 9 THE LONE GUN (Technlcolor) Gaor1• Montgemary, Dorothy Milone, -rank Fayl4n BWANA OEYIL (Technicolor) ltobart St.eck, B.erb.en Britton, Preston Foster L.OtiE.RIN6o. S6ato Ct..•otTO"' 4Ye"'LJ&. ... Howard Duff; lefl M....-ow BELLS OF SAN ANGELO Roy Rogers. TriO•r. tht horse, D•l• E.,..n~, Som. of . . . ..Pioneers . They know that The Daily Sentinel offers more coverage for their Advertising Dollar than they can get in any ather medium, Relllm Bou' Marciano - Charles Saturday, October 9 • And thats why more and more advertisers are looking to The Doily Sentinel to carry their sell. ing message to the public. ITtclmlcolor)· Van Rerun: Ralh Remaa; SILVER LODE • year, ~~y! U' ~t Jl.ltllt v. s. ta.xpayen, are paying tht 18.m.e amount they ·•lway• ·· ~. :k'ld iom:t .must ante up even more. Thia la be• ~au,e~jo ~J~~~~i. ~re .bOOs~& ltvlea to make up tor revenue losaet or to.~~Y ·tdr new' ProJeetl~ 01\1~: · ror' eXirtnP,.t;;,hu.··~ : hlt by a Jo• ih aalet taxes which were 11 ~ t:~(~··l.~l Year, &etording to July figures. The state needl othet ~e ·to· ~e up for thll 14)u. M~~( ~.lfW . Jfl:iel'~ l'f~ , Dall:¢.8., Nebraska, Wl.sconaln, Iowa and ' ~odt I~ _a fe atn!)RJ" tlftl atates whlcb are lookblg fer more hlghw"ay revenue to match IJ!itreued. federal money available on a matd\tng bula. Several .tate~ may boost guollne taxes thl.s year. Add to the taxpayers' sloom-mort staW.11 are conalderinJ using the wlthholdlng ayatem to _collect penon&l InCome levie.. • TEMPU Pomeroy ~ODA'l ment wu ~r1Jlto4. oftlclally. ~rl}\t.lo ;to~ lll<l\llllri&' ;lh, ,U.erl<wlt for Domoera~ ~: • ~., MEIGS record. Thut. atter atmoat two ytan the 11ocu· I • !:~ ttncltor JtM;It ~rthr I EZRA'S Wl't-·A&'ric"ulture Secft!tar)' Er.ra 'l'alt Benaon/has beM. around Washlnston tc»' almolt two year• ltnd there hal beea no .lndlcation that. ~· oc:etalon, he .. 801newhat or • wit. In fact. his humor il on the puckllh atde. The payotr wu hW temarks, made in all eeriolllfteu, at a food editor~'• OMCI Poecll luncheon In New York. Venu1 The dour-looJdng Mofmon sugreated that Amtrlcan women. for beauty•• take, might well spend len on Cotmttla? eoAmetlca aqd •more on meat. milk and veg3tables. Aa he put It, 1•nve· tp.e surface and you aave all" might be ftne fQr a I'Jarn. but not for i woman, The gimmick 11 that 8ensoll 11 trying to spur t~ales of certain. toads to avert furtller government IUI-plu.eel. McCarthy'a lawyer, Edward Bennett Wllltama. compl&iaed that 110me pertinent pointl were not · • • IJ IUNI - .... -•fl ··- THIS IS HEA'"-TH WEEK . ;,-".. ::.. _ ' __,;.,.,_ , · ,. ,~\• .•. ., '· · a . ~a~···(' · )'our..·car- ·· all~tn)· ·•.. •• uae It! . . . ,..,...:._. --------' .. . I 1 By RAEBURN VANB1J11EPt '' �The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . • ~~lUtth . J:VANGELtCAL TIJREN UNITED CHURCH. Pomeroy - I ces BRE- M Grove, pastor and Klrmll& Star, pastor , Rev Roger BJ.Ihop. Mornmg S(ar Sunday Srllool at 9 45 am and Enter Plf!e at 10 10 am Worship ser· Wee 11t Ent-erpnse at 9 30 Sunday mOrnmg and 7 30 Sunday eveDl~ Morning Star ~orshJp ser v•es at 11 am Sunday Y F a.t Eliterpnse at 6 30 Sunday Eve oint and 8 p m at Mornmg Star W'fdne-sday evenmg and at Morn ini Star Thursday evcnmg Y F p<C'ty at Mornmg Stitr, l'~ nda) at-.& p m Choir practice at En tel· pri6e Wednesday eV('ntng at 6 45 1\les~y evcnmg, a group Br~ therhood mcctmg at Belpre Saturday evenmg, Oet 9, P1e and Box Social at the Gran.ge Hall, spGnsored by the M Y F Sunday School at 9:30, Hennan Taylor, Supt Wor shtp Servtces at 11 , Rev Grove brmgmg the inessage Sunday evening at 7 45, rQgular meet· ( o the M Y F Sunday morning dur1ng worship servN:!es, comm1.1n· 10n servtce w1tl be held Monday evemng, M Y F Youlh Rally to be held at tM Umted Meth()d1st Churdt m Pomero)' Wednes· day evenmg prayer serVK:e at 8 n'clock CHUR-l UNITED METHODIST CH, PDmeroy J Leshe Kunze, pastor Chureb School at 9 15; ALFRED Ml."THODIST, Rev R Mr T_h_~_sm_•_th_._s~t • Wonhip - -------- Servtce at 10 30, "H~altnc and Faith", 2 30"to 5 00 MY F Dia.tnct OtrJCenl Trainma: lnsllt"Ube at Heath Methodist .Church, •Mtddleport At 8 00, Youth fellow sh1p Monday at 7 30, County M Y F Rally at Letart Falls. Met'hodtst Chun:h Thursday at 7 1,, the Board of Stewards wtll meet m the Ch.urth Parlor CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 212 Unwn Ave , PDmeroy ~ornmg Service 10 45 am wUh ARE SIN, D~E. AND DF.A.'I11 REAL"'" The subJect of the Lesson Sermon and the Golden Text The Lord 18 my .strength and song, and 15 become my salva· tton 1 shall not dte. but live, and de<-la.re the works of the Lord Psalms 118 14.17 Wednes· day -evell'lnlil servtee 7 30 p m. The pu.bhc ts cordtally invited to attend Monday and Wednesday the church room w1ll be open for study rrom 11 a m to 1 p m CARLETON OHURCH. Kingsbury, Supt William King. Sun· day School at 9 30. Prayer meet· mg Thursday evena.ng at 7 30. Chureh serv1ce, Sunday ntght at 7 30 October SPECIAL Lawn Rake ** * . CHUROH, FtRST B.AP'I1ST pastor. Pomeroy R. H DeMott Sunday School at 9 ~; Dayton Strickland, Supt Mornmg Wor· sh1~ a,t 10 30; "Overeomu'l{ Un· behef Baptist Y F at 6.30. Wednesday M 7 30, Prayer mee!· ~· ':fhursday at 7 30, Women s M1ssmnlilry Soc1ety MINERSVILLE ME'I'HODIS1' CHURCH, PJLstor, Rev R M. Grove. Hosm~r Roush, Superm· tendent. Sunday Scbool al 10 am. Sunday At 7·30 p m. wor· sh'p Scrv1ee. Prayer m ~eting and BtbJ.e Study on Tuesda)", 7:30 p. m. M. Y F. on Wednesday at 7.30 ITEM· OF· THE· MONTH PfRFECT BALANCE • , , LIGHTWEIGHT •• , SELF CLEANING •• , O(J)l p.m. OCTOBER oervice 10·30 by the revlvllllll, 1 PllllSBYTERIAN CllllllCH. fir . Rev John Harrold, Red Key~ r.lllt, Jley, HOWl,. Ruppelt; G 45, Young Peoples' meetblJ: tor. Oburdl Scllool t:»> RObeH Evangelistir serv1ce 7 :JO, b7 thl!i Hard.eil, · supt. Evellin1 wonb_ip Rev Harrold who wtll contiaue aervlce 7:36; aermoo. tople "Why mcet1ngs every mgh't until October rm a Preabyterian": meetlnl ol 17th • • lhe Elden aad Tru- ifter Ibe CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIS 1enni~J,~ 1~iee to ditcusl npatn TIAN UNlON, Middleport, fte,v. and adtJUoQI to the c:bu~ pr~ Guy F Sayre, pastor Bible Selliool ~. 9 30 Odell Manley, supt; Mo_rnioa CHURCH 0!' CHRIST, Bradpreachmg servtce 10·30; Evan1e1 ~. Rev. Robert Purtell, putor. lst1c sernce 7 30 Bible St:hool 9:30 Wilbur Pierce. THE MT MORIAH BAPTIST supt.; Mornin1 c:ommun.loa 10:30; 10 ~ s d Sch 1 9 30 CHURCH. Middleport, Rev. N . R Chri•tian Endeavor I p. m.; Evan • un ay oo LUTHERAN, st. Paul's, NPw Bordon pastor Bible Sc.bool 9:30 gellaUe aervJ,c:e 1:30. CHURCH OF CtiRlST, Btad Haven, Rev: Raymond Peters, pas· Mary Frances Baumgardner. supl worship servtce 10:30~ . fqrd, Rev. Ray Ruuf!)l, plltor Morning tor. Worship Scrv,ic:e 10:30 a.. 11\ the Rev Ytl;ood. Beckley, W Va., Bible Sebool 9 30; Mornin1 worSunday School 9.30 a m Luther IS conducting a week's revJnl shlp 10:30; Endeavor, 6 Leag11e 6 P m the local ehurtb. servitf: 7.30. OAK GROVE· Rev. Homer T H1cks, pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worsblp Service 7.30 p m 1st and 3rd Sunda;vs, Youth Fel lowship 7.30 p, m. 2nd and 4th sundays. MASON, Rev W. L. Gearhart, pastor Sunday School 10 a m Evemng Worah1p service 7.30 p m Prayer meeting every Wednesiia) 7:30 p . m. BROAD RUN Sunday School 9·30 Worship service 11 a m 4th Sunday 7:30 p m. 2nd Sundays PENIEL: sunday School 10 a m. Wors~ip Serv1ce 7:30 p m. lsl and 3rd Sundays Clan Service 7 :30 p. m each Sunday. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, EUB CHURCH, Bac:btel, Sunday School t:t5 1. 'm.; Preaching I!!F· v~ee ltt and 8rd Sundays 10:45 a m, Prayer all!rvtee Tuadays T:30 p m. EUB CHURCH, Hartford, Sund•y School 10 a . m ; 1 reachi~t~ aervlct> 2nd and 4th Sundays 8 p. m Prayer servu:es Thursday 8 p. m MASON-Rev. Ralph Mahoney, pa&tor, Sunday School D:t:S a. m WEST COLUMBIA. Rev. Ralpb h M.a oney, pastor. Sundty School a. Easy SwaeDs or Rakes Easily Withtut Pressure I I • • • • IN A SAFE IJEPISIT IDXl I Syracuae, M. C. Larim10re, pastor Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Mor!mg ~orsbip 10:30; NYPS 6·30. ~veDllll' Wonblp 7.30. Tuesday fray eT and Fasting ~ p. m. Wedr4sda) Prayer and Pra1se service 7 30 p m FridaY personal visitatmn Ev>ln- i gellsm 1 p . m. HarriBOnvUie Road, Thomas Wyatt pastor. Sundl)' School 9:30 a.m L. W. Hysell, supf, Worship Ser v~ces, 10.30 a.m., Christian Endeavor 6 p .m; EveDiDg Worship 8 p, m.; ~ur8day. Prayer Meetmg 8 p m. RACINE· BETHLEHEM BAP· TlST PARISH, T T. Shelton, pa1 tor. Bethlehem Bible School a 9:30 · wlth WilHam Hoback, Supt Morning Worship at 10 30 Even 101 Worship at 7 30. Prayer ser· VlCe Thursday evenmg at 7 30 Racine Bible School at 9 30 with Howard Neia:ler, Supt. Evening wonhtp at 7:30. The new orgar w1ll be ded 1eatcd at this serv1cc Everyone welcome. Prayer scrv 1ct Wednesday at 7:30. MT HERMAN U. B. CHURCU TOYO * 3 ROOMS FURNITURE .•............ $299.00 * 7 PC. DELUXE CHROME Dl NETTE .... $ 99.95 * SOLID MAPLE BED ROOM SUITE ..... $ 88.00 * WROUGHT IRON MAGAZINE RACKS.$ 1.00 * 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES ......... $ 88.00 ** DIVIDED TOP SUNRAY GAS RANGE .. $ 99.00 NEW 1955 ARVIN 21" TElEVISION .. $149.95 BAKER FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner in Middleport • IS THE ,, 1 nMI TO i e • Choice of 2 · * \ -- --- MIODLIPORT MA'i'oii ·Sidney au..eH, •bowe, hendt the R official procla..,..tlon for the loc.l ob..rvance of National •usinna Women's Watk to Y•• <U,arlott. 1-.errln, left, .-.cr• tarr of the loc•l l»utlnns • • men'• orv•nlutlon. Ninl Russ. ell, Chairman of the flnenc• commttht for' 'tht locll greup 1951 DODGE Coronet Dlx ........ $995 1952 CHlV"-OLET Dlx 4dr-sed . $1,195 Extra clean for model. I 4 door sedan; Very low mileage; Automatic shift. You'll marvel at its condition , $595 1947 DODGE . . ... . . . . . .. . 1953 PONTIAC Dlx 6 cyl ........ $1,695 $445 4 door sedan; Smart metallic green with grey top. ODe CUstom 4 dr sedan. R~Jo. heater & defroster Green finlah local owner. 1946 DODGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $295 .. 2 !IO~r sefllll; owner. PLYMOUTHS • ' ...... 1952 PLYMOUTH ''!'lily. A really beauty; gleaming two IQ.. greq with -whltHidewaU* . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . ............. ' est 1953 STUDEBAKER V8 HardTop .$1,595 Smort all leather trim; A'ulflmalle shift; One loeal owner NADA book price ,1,885. Sharp ear . .. . . .. .. . . ..... 1953 BUitiC: V8 Roodmaster ..... $2,295 . Hard top; power steering, seats ud windows. Tope In perfonnanee •d luxury .. .. . .. • . . . . .. . . .. . . . : .. 1949 FORD ...... , . • . . .. .. . $495 ? nr. Sedan, Radio, Heater & Def.. . Blae:k .P'lnlsh. .Loul 1953 BUICK V8 Super Riviera .... $2,395 OWner. 1949 FORD .•........ -. . . . $445 4 door; eleanest ear In town; Almost like the day II was Sednn Radlll Heater .,._ ~· BlUe Jl'lnlsh. A rf!lll buy 101d; NNriy $1,000 under ntw prt.e 1948 FORD. . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . $445 19.51 STUDEBAKER V84 dr ..... $1,()95 n.- Ae.rl ... ., P"•"n. Heater & Der.. ore:v flnlan 1947 FORD .•............... $425 Land Cruiser; Owned by local flnlster • 1946 FORD . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . $395 Creltllne; Exii:a clean for model Cohloe of 3. 2 .and 4 dr. aedana; Radio; Heaters and clef. . 1951 FORD V8 Hard top ......... $1,395 .... . . . . . . .... 1952 PONTIAC Dlx 8 cyl ....... $1 ,395 2 dOOr sedan. Heater and defroateir; Grey flnWt . 4 door sedan; Original 2 tone green flnlsb CHEVROLETS ' 1950 CHEVROLET Dlx .. : : ...,,. .. $79.5 1952 CHEVROLET ........ $1,195 Z door ledan; Spukllng orlglnll black tlnlsh 1948 CHEVROLET .......... $545 2 dr sedan; Like new light blue finish; Sllowi good Stvlellne 4 Dr. Sedan. HeAt~'!!' & Def. Blue flnilh. ~ 1947 BUICK Conv c;pe , ••••.•••.•.•.. 1947 CHEVROLET ........-. $425 2 Dr. Bedanl. RadJo, Htr., & Oet., Black P1nlalt. Cholte ot 11. • • • • • • • • • • ••••••• 'Rl~tr.1t f .. $195 ' ·t LoW mileage; dual Wheels; < ··-,l j I' •' ,1948 DODGE '"' ton Pickup _,...... : '$f95 1947 Tt'J~o un 2 dOOr sedan. ftadlo; R .. llt.er nut: def~r. Hvdramatle i~"" 'ReiiJU!tfUI twe tone 1reen f1nlM. 1946 PO!IITIAC ............ $450 I TorPedo •Delu~~ 4: Dr Sedan.. 8 Oyl., R«dio, BeM-1' & Def.• D<tf41: 'R1u• Flntob 1 , 1948 KAISER . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . $250 ; ~"'•roon ' ..e JotaJ OWJief '> 1948 PONTIAC .. .. . . . . . . . . . $495 ... """"""" ,., ,,.,. , 1953 GMC 1 toutop ' . ...... : ... $1'! ,9$ • <~~~.,. $395 .' . . $8~ Very low mUeage; Eueptlonl!l In eYel'f way -ALSO- ~ oore • 1950 FORD V8 2 ton lhik• b64!- 4 dr sedan. Hea.ter & •tJWter. Green tinlah. 4 ........ ::. Extra god 10x7 ft body; 8:251128 tires ftntll.b. "'""ter & Defroster .. . 1946 CHEVROLET . . . . . . _ . -TRUCKS1950 GMC 2 t~n Hy( d11ri.p .. ,.. . . $1 ,095 ·1947 CHEVROLET .......... $295 4 dr. N9d&n. · 1950 BUICK Special Dlx .......... $895 ,eetllne 4 door led&n. Radio Heater anci defroster. Gray !lnl!tb • 1 •• 1?53 HUDSON 'Hornet' ........ $1,895 Deluxe 4 door sedan, Heater and defrolter, Ol'een ...•..,.. _ FORDS t .... ~oU)'Wood Hard Top; Luxury with performaaee of high- 1949 Pt.YMOUTH .......... $645 nr cjean for model. . One very caretul new ,eondJtion. . , . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .••. •·1 Sn<>elal Deluxe 4 door sedan. Heater and defroa.ter. OrB}' finish. 2 ~lflra 2 door sedan; Hydramatle drive; Fully equipped; l!)ie $1,195 1950 PLY MOUTH . .. . . . . . . . . $f95 finish · -: ._'... 1953 PONTIAC Dlx8 cyl . •....... $1,99' Cranhrook 4 door sedan. Beater and detroetet, Black tlnlah ... , .. One local owner ~'Pf>Chl.l , 1H~ P,OHTIAC l)llf: 8 cyl ....... $1,795 Deluxe 4 door 81'rlan. Radio, Heater & Def .. A steal 81 'thiJ Price, Choke Of 2, I • 1953 DODGE Coronet Dlx . . . . . . $1 ,595 Meadowbrook 4 door sedan. Heater abd defl'Oiter. lUact finiSh .••. .. .'!,:, .. 1948 DODGE . . . . . . . . .. . • 4 door sedan; Low mileage; A really black beauty · 1950 .PODGE . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. $895 2 & 4 Dr. fledans, Radio. lltr., Choice of I 11 picturH a1 .t he right The #Myor'a proclahnatjon • 1951 CHEVROLET Dlx 2drsed ..... $895 1951 DODGE . . .. .. . . . . . . . . $895 Plnllh INTERHATIOH~L ?4-T pkkqp $J~s ~ ~ . ~ . * * Ro H~ RAWLINGS SONS"COo DODGE - PLYMOUTH - OODGB TllUCU , IODDLEPOIIT, CJ WIJT VIRGINIA: Cl...... .... ....... ,..., 111111 ftHtht, h'th 50t.~ w- '·I 1 MANY -' .. ,... .. ti•'J. .. rt•d•: '"Whe...n National Butfness Woman'• WMk will be 'ctlabr• twd \.lhrOUIIhout the n:atlon beginning on .October 10 IIKI end· lng ,•October 16, end where• , the organization of The Nat· lon.l Federation of Bu•in~ls arid Profe11lon1l Women'• Club lpc.1 ia contributing much tO. --------- warcl the development of ltusl· n"a and industry; and wtlarHI 1 W8 .,.. amphastal.., 'Get.Outa the VoteH In 'thla Congreulonal ~ Election Year; •nd where• the Middleport BPW Club, 11 · an aHillate of The National FH•ratlon, Is UkewiM contrlbu tlnJ ·much toward tht improwmant jancl Pr11tJrete of buainen, indu1try and ciYic nHds In our community, now1 therefore, I Sidley" T. Ru114ll, Ma,..r of the cltr of Middleport, do her,.._ by procltlm tho .,... .,..,.,._ lng OcteMr ll and tncllnt October 1l6, 1954, n BVIInHs Women'• WHk In Middleport altd !u..,. our leaden of . bull· n••• and lndustrr te loin In thl1 observance.;' '1 by Meiowill ewnty 1 thisthe season take Ridmg place club tomorrow afternoon at. the Rock Springs Fairgrounds, w1tb five awards to be made In each of the 12 classes acheduled for the event. aceol:'dnlg to Wilham Dow· •• The sweating, swaying, ole,. president of the cla.b. Down1e indicated that the f1rst naked men and women belonged place winner of the twelve class· to an era before meo counted - - - - - cs will receive a ribbon and a tro ttme in centunes. .pby. The next four wmners m .. Out of the forest came the eaeh class ace to re<:e.ve ribbon sound ol the drums, explodmg '" awards. , one last discordant rapture of A eonvement teat\.Jd'e or the notse borseshow, Dowme sa1d, 1s the "1'hen there was only silence" 1act that Joeal horsemen need Thus a trabal dance by p1gmies not register the1r entnes untWt 1s de&er1bed m the book .. MadThose between 18·21 may also be the time or the show The Rld•mg am1 E1ght Years With The Congo donors bul must have written Club plans to start the show at Pygnues" consent of parent or guardian. 11 a.m. The book is on sale at Elber· AU necessary plans have been The Grand Parade of All En· reid's in Pomeroy And w1th 10od made for the bloodmobUe op•cr•·ltr)es has been scheduled m the! reason The man. who helped plan tinn on Monday. Volunteer Wf)r. followmg manner: , the book. wbo set it down in de•· hav• ~ean contacted 1. Lead, ~. Popy Cl~ ., ... ' .:lptive nHral.iY'e .l's Allied Elber· wu1iari11: .C..aiia;e: of TWPm 2:. Pony Uil~r g jDelies !eld's brother-in-Jaw. 3. Pony 6ft mchl"fl to 56 Inches has vo:lunteel'fll' to , serve He 1s Allan Keller, promment the Canteen 4. Enghsh pleasure horse over staff wr1ter and columnist of a Appointments to give blood 56 1ncbes. le•dmg New York newspaper can be made tiiP until 11 o'elOC"k ft Western pleasure horse over Keller is known far and Wide for .56 Inches. Monday mornmg by calhng 53 Lack of appointment, however, 6 Three ga1ted horse. (Full hts JOUrnahsttc endeavors, and he patnts VIVId word pictures m mane lnd tad permitted ) should not keep anyone away from the c-ollection center. 7. Western workmg horse over ..Madami" He 1s marr1ed to Ima Elberfeld, "Wa)k.·lD" donora will be 56 mches. AUred's SISter 11te Kellers hvc m ed throttghout the at'ternoon 8. Walking Horse 9 Keg race horses over 56 in· New York C1ty. ches. The Mok, published by Prent1ce JO. FIVe ga1ted horses Hall Inc , , tells of the Afncan ex 11. Shovel race-horses and p(}n pfotts of Mrs. Anne E11!1nf:l' Puties. nam. as related to Keller. 12. Pair cjass horses and pomes When Mrs. Putnam marned a.nd An entry fee of $1 wtl1 be left New York for the w1lds of charged for horses and fifty CCDts Afnca, the w(J.tld's smallest people for ponies. The entry deadline the pygmtes, '"became her c-lose is 1 p.m. the day of the show netghbors. With her bt~.sband, who Indications were today that Clarence Fredenck will be the ran a medical chnic deep in thf' Dr1vers' Trainmg Claues would be open to a greater number or jlldge; A C Bradford, the rm.g Belglan Codgo, "Madaml'' Putnam Pomeroy lilnd MtddiP.port h1gh master; and ••shorty" Meeks, the became the little people's trusted school students, thanks to a new announcer. frumd She watched them track rulmg 1ssued in Columbus. down and face murderous jungle In an effort to encourage more antmals, she shared meat at pigmy h1gh scbool& to participate 1n ac~ campfll'es, and watched their mes· credited Driver Education Courses merle anCient dances; she even ami to proVIde for greater stu. railed ·a tiny, kittf:Jl·rnzed p1gmy dent enrollment in these courses, baby. Reader's Digest dea<:nbes regulations governmg learner'a the book as .. , VIVid ana exciting permits are beln~ changed etrecaccount of a way of liCe that was tive immediately, the Department old when Cleopatra ruled-aavage, of H1ghWay Safety anaounced toprimitive yet marked by Jove, day. liughter and contentment.'' Director U. C. Felty aald the two change5 will call jor: (1) increasiog the v.plidity of a temporary driver phrmit from nt..hree tnlontbs to sJx months, and (2) lower the aa:e when a permit may be obtained by atudenta enroUed in Driver Edueattoa COUrlea from 15 years, eltht month&, to are 10. ..ln. many cas• it wu 11ett11ary for students 14 have the temporary pbitl repewed: one and times in order 1to continue takine tbe courses whiCh are often IP~ead -over several monthS," Felty l&ld. . '. URGE GREATER .fJ 0. FV,fCIALS ' SUPPORT IN BLOOD DRIVE 70 persons \ have registered to be blood don· ors when the bloodmobile umt !roin the H11ntmgton Regional Blood Center is at the Pomeroy ;Juri'ior ijlg,h School Monday, Oct· ober 11 f~=:O;p ...n~ nu~"c uA.tJ.I, m. This advance reg1str,tion is c:alled only .. af1r" ID·so·much as the quota for the bloodmobile is 100..125 pmts of blood The 1m~ port.Bnce of.. this bloodmobile VI sit cannot be stressed too much #tnce this ill the ftrst 'Operatlon of the umt tn Me1gs County under the cew Blood Insurance Plan and the amount of blood available for MeiogB ients until the next VISit m December will upon the .ameunt of blood ed during this visit. It is the desire of the Meigs County Bed Cross chapter to eontlnue to partiCipate In the Blood PrQgram under the new Blood Insurance Plan as a eoun· ty group. They feel that 1f the people of Mmgs County Will do· nate 1(10:.125 pmts of blood each bloodmobile VISit, an Meigs County patients who need blood in ho5pllals in our area will be ••covered" by Blood Insurance and can be assured or getting Red Cross blood Thl• I• the way the Blood Insurance Pl•n w'll be admln•atered In Mella COunty. 1. 'Blood lc:tedit ncelpts up to 70 per cent of the bloocf da· Mtecl by our county olf Nch biiKMimol>llo ~loll will bo ltovH l!7' !the Blood Ctnter to the Melgt County Red Cross chapter, 2. 'Hespftal1 •ln our arta {Mel.. hJJerll, Holzer, St. Jose..... C.mdon-Ciortd twill notl" tho Reef Cro1s ' chapter whenever lilly u10 blood for Mllto Couo ty 'ltltientl. ' - ' 3, •Th• local Jltcl Cr011 chapter will lhon tOnd tho blood crodlt ,_.,.. to tho hoopltols. 4. If • Melli County patient -.to ~lood In • h..,.tol In the .,.~ not llar.d . - . w In o ; hoopltol oubldo lho Young Drivers To Get ABreak From New State Ruling tltiil.... ....... ......_ ultl tjOntHt the , locel chapter '•l!lood crodlh or · ~for IOIIIftl C"'* "'"· j~i;t ~'::~h.'':!...':: .~.the B1 WILBUR 0, L&!OJU'I' Ual~ Event United States Demands Russia Pay Of Season Has $2 Million For Downing Of Bomber T:~~~~...~!~s~~ Book Feat.ired At Elberfelds By Relattove ____,_____ Approx~mately Praises Uo S. In Leading Way For Freedom * • • will cflte luutd. · of WASHINGTON UP-The Untted States, accus1na: Russ1a of lymg, today demanded p1ymeDt of $2,· 780,4:92.94 for last year's destruction by Soviet fighter planes of an American bomber over the Sea o( J'apan. Ita 4,~word note also de· manded any irdormatJon RUII!Ila mf,pt h1ve on the taie (){ the 13, mfilllng crewm~ arut t h e .. pfompt" releasll': of any who mllht be in Sov1et bands ~e big Air Forte B..ftO bomber wa dot down on July 29. 1953, wi:Ue on a navia:aUon•l mission over the Sea of Japan. Three of it• 17-man c:rew are known to be dQ;IId. 'dlere was but one kn()wn suTvivor-Capt. John E. Roehe, the e~ilot"- Yfho is now st1tioned at Polm Be>Cii, Flo Tbe U, ~11ote, 11gnecl b;y U S. A.mba1sador Charles E. BohJen aGel deliver~ m Moscow, aceu11ed tbe Rusai&IM of !yang m say1nt the,: had DO Information about a~;~tU_v,ort or delld trewmen. Tb.l." c~,1l-.aid, lfi!~tF""ItMn~ crewmen were picked up by the Russians and that bodies of the dead would have wuhed ashore m RUSSia It also branded as a "he" RusSia's claim that the bomber was over Sov1et territory when It was shot 'down. Bohlen's note, wh1ch 1s bemg c1rculate:d among members of the Umted Nations Sccunty Counc1l branded nme other Sovtet claims as "false", "untrue" or ''mislead· mg" "The Umted ~Hates government finds as a result of 1ts mvesttgabon" the note said, "that . . the Soviet government Willfully and lmowmgly made material misstatements of raet for the purfnse of creal~ an untrue record and of mLSleading the United States government." TALL•TALES ARE HIGHLIGHT OF ROTARY MEETING Harry Barnes. veteran baehelor member of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary CJub, won first priz~ for taU stories when he announced bis approachmg marriage durmR the program at the club Friday n,ight. Joe Young Jr., program c:flalrman, bad not1f1ed the ml!mben to be ready with "Tall Ta1es" for the evening or pay the penalty of one-uunute talb on unrehearsed aubjeet&. Judgea were Carl Albrecht and P. R Ba1rd, Nelson· ville; Mull SeAS Sanborn and Mrs E. S. Schaaf. Paul Smart, Jocal banker, wu ruqner~up for the pr~~e u l.he Judges voted his story as showiDC the moat Imagination Dr. K. D. Amlbary, president. wu in cbarp of the meetma: and lntrodu~ Mr. Baird and Mr. AI· br«bt af the NelsonvUJe Rotary Club. Mr. Baird spoke bri(lfly of the meeUrtt to be held Oetober 2D at Ute Obio Ua.ivenily Student Union with John Biker, pre&ident of u ~e JUMt speaker. RoNelaonville, Athens, clubs ;-~- .. c··--: will be pests and Phil Floyd, umeas- .' 1 be present at the din· Floyd i,! District • \ AMJIOl)llfl¥ . Melg&.Muoo . * 1947 STUDEBAKER ..•. , .': .. $295 2and '4d...--.Chei!Ceoft _. ........, America Could oris~ Churchill Warns RIDING CLUB GIVES ~-ND HORSE SHOW I YOUR OLD CAR ON A Metallic blue, finish. Good soUd car. WltLYfarer BUI'IIness coupe, Htat.er & Det., Blue flniah. Cteutfy .,, ....., ......,., ........,._ Be . , , , •• , •• , , , , , , •• , • enttne OHIO: ......,, hlfh 14 ,. .,_ ...... .... mill ,..ltlht, ' - .M t. ... - nt.76. ... Isolationism Uke new Jlgbt blue finish 2 Dr sedan, Heater and Defroster, Blue P'lnlslJ.. L'-.e new • • Of 1951 DODGUdr sedan ...... . . .' $89$ 1951 DODGE .............. $995 •• ' .___G_••_rd ~ol. VI No. 149 Business Phone 398 Ohio, 1954 Editorial Phone 397 Single Copy 5c The Area 32~~~~~~~~~~====~~~I}~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TO~Th~e~I;D~~~~ ~~~==~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1951 FORD VBl door dlx sedan .... ~95 DODGES ' at • BESt • •1 • ' ••' OrJiinaJ Ught"blue finish. Every Day ~PECIALS NOW Use Car POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Our I ....,,. -- ' • ' - way to••. ~r------------------------~----~--·------, HACl IF MIIIIJ I Friday, October 8, 1954 Right "'is ELBERFELDS l -11/IRE, Iad.,l' • I FfDFRliiTD rHURCH, Pomeroy, O:ilc H RaH pastor ChurIPI!O:.U. ch Schoo l, 9 15. . Fred Bl-aettnar, Supt Plc ntng Worship at 10.30. PRICE Tuesday evenmg church couDCil meetmg at 7 30. Wednesday en· nmg, a meeting or Slewardsbip committC"e at 7 30, Meeting ttf to handle ••• Class Thursday Confirmation evenmg at 7 30 and Saturday Strong, sturdy and 10 mornmg at 10 a In Youth Chotr perfectly balan..d that at 6 30 p m ME11HODIST CHURCH, LET· even the little lady will A.RT FALlS, pastor, Emma Belle enjoy using iL Sopher Sunday at 9 30 am at • Plants 10 30 am at Letart Falls. At 7 30 P m at Apple Grove Sunday at 3 p m M Y F. at Plants, Mary Roush and ;..aura Pickens, counselors Sunday at 6 .30 P m. M Y F at Apple Grove, Elizabeth Sharpneek, counselor Mon- Rev Weber Thoma, pastor Sun day at 7 30 P m M 1y F at Le· day School at 9·30 a m Wor tart Falls, Mildred Chapman and shtp serv1ce 10:30 a _m. Preachm1 Robert Ash~ey, counselors Thurs. serv1ce 7·45 p. m Prayer serv1er day at 6 30 p m M y F. at East serv1ce 7·45 P m Pra'yer scntcr Letart, E1lccn Buck and Mildred Wednesday at 'i' .43 P m Neast EVANGELICAL UNITED BRE Donahue, counselors. Will be an Offtelat Boa1d meetmg on Wed- 1 THREN CHURCH, Pomeroy ami nesday evenmg at 8 p m. at Let· Morning Star, pastor Rev Roge1 art FalJos \ Bishop Worsh1p serVJce at Enter GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. I prise at 9:30 Sunday mornm1 and Mornmg Pomeroy, John He1sklll, Jay leat;let 1 7 30 in the evemng Church School lO 30 a m Church ' Star services at 11 a m Sunday services 10 30 a m Enterprise Sunday School at 10 10 JEHOVAH WITNESSES, K1ng A M Ybuth Fellowship at both dom Hall over Blue 8nd Grey churches Sunday, Enterprise a' Pomeroy Saturday scrv1cc meet · 6.30 and Mormng Star at 8 p. m mg 10 30 a m Sunday Watch Prayer mcetmg on Wednesday 11' h.our service I p. m. Enterprase and Thursday night a' CHURCH OF CHRIST, romeroy, Mornmg Star ~ Donald Seevers, pastor Bible FUlST BAPTIST CHURCH, MJd· , School 9 30, M-ornmg worsh.1p dleport, Rev C. E Hoyt, pastor 10 30. Youog Peoples' meehng Church School 9 15, Edison Baker. I 7 p m ' supt , Mornmg worshap and ob· \ SACRED HEART CHURCH, scrvance of M-en and M1sswns Pom eroy, Rev Fr George Adams Sunday 10 15, children's sermon Low mass a a m High mass 10 ette topic "Like thnt"; sermon a m Week day mass Mondav topic "Thy Kingdom Come' . through Fnday at 7 30 a m Co~· Board of Deacon1 will meet after fess1on Saturday 3 p m and 7 p the mormng service; ~:30 Junior m and Scn1or H1 Youth Fe1Jowsh1ps ME'niODIST 7 30 Evewng worship sermon to MINERSVILLE Rev. R M Grove, pas· PIC "The Sp1r1tual Powerhouse", CHURCH. You can really relax when your v8l1lclblcs and tor Hosmer Roush. Sunday School Monday 7 30 Church School offl· important papers are inside our \ :..u tlt, bankSupt Sunday School at 10 a m eers and teachers at the church. safeguarded agamst theft and destructiOn. I With worsh1p serv1ces at II On Tue1day 7 30 Love Joy Cu·de D1 ~fonday 8 p m Will he Chester the home of Mrs. WUha Anthony, They're safeguarded against misplat:ement too Charge MYI' mP.<'tiOg at Alfred Lad1~s 81ble Clan at the home or - you always know where they ;u e. Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Prayer meet· Mrs. R. S. White: Wednesday 7 40 Safe Deposit Boxes here rent for just a few l 1ng and B1bll' study M1d week pfaycr and praise scr· pennies a week. May we reserve one for }UU? ROCK SPRINGS METHODIST VICe With Mrs. 1\. R. Pullen a~ ~HURCH Rrv R Grove, pastor leader; Semor chc11r r"hr,•·sal Sunday Scl!ool 9·30 a m. Worship 8 30, Thursday. Golden Rule class Servtce 7 30 Wednesday evenmg at the home of Mr and Mrs Kalad prayer scrv1ce and B1ble study 1.11 Hmdy; Monday-Thunday the Rev 8 All day QUI!tmg 1n the baM'- and Mrs. Hoyt Will attend the mcnt on Tursd.ay Oh10 Bapttst convention at the EUB CHURCH, New Haven, Fm;t Baptlat Church. Hamilton MEMBER FEDERAL RESER VI!: 81'STEM Sunday &hool 10 a m. Preaching HEATH ME1.HODIST CHURCH, • scrvtces 2nd and 4th Sundays 11 Middleport, Rev. L A Bangerter, MEMBER FEDERAL DEP,OSIT JNSURANC CORPORATION a m. 1st <~nd 3rd Sundays 8 p pastor. Sunday School 9:30 Ernest m , Prayer serv1ce Wednesday 8 Covert, Supt., colored f1lm str1p~ ~iji.~~mi.iiiiiil '" "The Chancing SeBflons of Pal• estme"; Morn1ng worship 10 30 se-rmon top1c "The More Excel· lent Way". 2 p. m Sub·DLstrJct Methodist Youth Fellowship offi cers trammg school; 5 · p m In termcdlate Youth Fellowship, 8 p m. Youth Fellowship; Mon· day WSCS 7:30; Choii practice W<-dnesday 7.30 CllUBCH OF CHRIST, M>ddle port, Rev. Fred I. Gardner, pas. tor. Bible School 9:30. Teacher RecognitiOO program, Wallacr Bradford, aupt.; Morning worship 10 30 aermon aubjecl •At the Nar· row Gate"; 8 p. m. Christian En deavor; 7 p. m Evening serv1cr sermon subject ••Enoch"; Wedne1 day 7 P. m. prayer meeting and Bible Study; 8 p. m. chmr praetlce THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Middleport, Rev How. pastor Church ard Ruppelt, School, 9 :30, Robert Tcwkllbary. supt ; Morning worship 10·30 s"b jcet "Why I'm a PreJbyterian'', Monday, Deaeoa1 meeting 7 30. pastor's study; Tuesday, 7·30 pastor's study. Truateea meetina:; pic. turcs to be taken; ~ Wedne11day 7 30 eho1r praetlee. CHURCH OF TilE NAZARENE. Middleport, Rev. Robert Styen, pastor. Bible School 9:30 Le1ter Taylor, supl; l!orilina .Preachine 69c i .. NJ'.tl\ATI') a new Jobb, Feed Retlll· b111 to the club 1 wlenC BLACKPOOL, England Prime Minister Winston Churchill warned today -American withdrawal into 'ioolatlooism' would condemn all Europe to Russian Communist subjugation" and our beloved island to deatb and ruin." PRIME MINISTER W i n 1 t o n Churchill, above, today addr..sed 4,000 cheering ptrty delagDes at 81eckpool , England, on , tM 14th analw-eraary of his r.,_ to Tory letdtrahlp. Churchill warned of the perils of Ru .. alan dominltion of Wnter,Eura The 79 year Did statesman who has been rumored to be preparmg to retire told b1s ConservatiVe Party eonvent1on ·•while 1 have strength I shall pencvere" in an attempt to assure "peaceful co-exIstence" with the Sov1et Umon Chltrehill spolt:e to 4,000 cheering party delegates on the 14th anmversary of h1s ascemHon to Tory leadership The London mne-power confer· ence on German rearmament, he satd, "may well become a mon · ument and a rnllestonl! m our 1 march toward that peaceful co-exIstence durmg wh1ch the lastmg SPRINGFIELD, Mass \JP-An peace wh1ch IS our heart's desire 18-year u!ld h1gh school student may fmd .1ts sure foundation." calmly pleaded mnoccnt to two murder charges today tn the stab U. 5. Help Vitel slaymg of a 4-year·old boy and a He satd that WJthout Umted baby Sitter at whose funeral he States help 111 protecting Europe was a pall bearer "the advance of Sov1et Comi'IIUK.ennetb Chapilr; a towermg msm which has alread.y aw~lowed six·fool three·inch youth, showed the sat~lhte mltions should eon~ no cmntwn as he pleaded to the tmue lfresJstably by 1nftllratton charges The dtstr1ct court arral· and 1ntngue With force 1D the bao:k gnment took less than fwe m1hu ground unhl despair produced a tcs landslide mto submtsslon He was held Without bail for "I hen tlwtrs thought th•t hearmg Oct 19 growth of e'ltlr<IOMr fits with Trapped by a hny p1ece of the United St.... to whom w. thread, Chapm was arrested Frl· and lister commonwetlth nations day and police sa1d he admtlted tre bound by ltnguege, liter-. he stabbed petite Lynn Ann ture tncllew is the •uprtmt fac· Smith. ]4-a neighbor of his-38 tor in our f11ture and thet totimes w1th a bayonet and then gether we may make the world broke her neck safe for ounelvfl and enryHe also adm1tted stabbmg the body elae," he 1 ajd. boy to death, puhce reported , In warm praise of the Umted ") don't know why I d1d 1t;; Stales, he said "there 15 no other Kenneth told polLee after he a ' case of a natwn arnvmg at the nt'itted thE' attack Pollee ,. sal~ summit oi world power, seekmg there was no evidence that sex no Lerrltonal gam, but earnestly was mvolved resolved to use her strength and Jth fh f GARDEN CLUB TO MEET . 1 ;:~ fre~om e cause 0 progress The Wlndmg Tnnl (iarden Club j "Had this conceptiOn been viswill meet at the home of MISS ible to the American gnvcrnment Emma Seltz, Thursday evenmge 50 years ago, we all, themselves Jnstallatmn of ofr1cers will b mcluded, might have escaped the held two fearful world wars wb1ch have brought such mlScry upon our generiltmn and made the 20th cen· tu.-y on • Car larger seale the moot trag1c penod smce the fall of the r I,500 years ago," I ope, uylng that Amvrie1n isol•· tionism would be • thre1t to the countrittt. ther•. He praised the United Stat" for u1ing ih atrength for ttL• aclunc'"'"'nt of freedom • n d progrftl throuthout the world. - - - - - --- - - Class Officers Announced For Chester High R. H. Gray, principal of Chester J;11gh School, today announced the class officers elected by the students for ttle current sdlool year and tbe staff to prep.-e the an· 1 n.u~ey ar.e as (OP,ows. SetiYM eli!lfl dlRe'@:ll&o"'••tKMldenl Purl Van Meter, vice prNiJdent, Roger Keller, secretary, Janet Orr and treasurer, Drexel Conerly Jumor class officers pres 1dent John Riebel, v1cc presJdent Dale Smith, secretary, Greta Barton and treasurer, Joann Com b s Sophomore class offtcers pres I· dent John Crary' vtce president, Hele~ Hoffman, seeretary Sue Lambert and treasurer, Carole Fitch Freshman class orftcers prest· dent, Marilyn Buckley~ VJce prl'S! dent, ' Ronme Myers, seerelary .John Hetzer and treasurer, George Glaze . Annual staff o!hcers ed1tor tn· chief, Emerson Pooler, ass't edi tor, Janice Bailey, busmess manager, Mary Andrews, ass't. busmess manager, Joyce ltaJiey, sports edJ· tor, Roger Keller; ass't sports edJ tor. Bill Young, photn editor, Roger Buckley, as&'t photo editor, Betty Ours and feature editor Sh1rley Gmther - 18-YEAR OLD HELD IN DEATH OF SITTER, BOY • . Crowd PIeased ByPeppy MUSIC, New Routines Of Colorful Bands ~~~:~_Emptre, A crowd of nearly 4,000 football fans were entertamed at half'-tt me of the Pomeroy.Athens game l<'rt· day n1ght at Pomeroy Stadmm by the htgh-steppmg Pomeroy H1gh School Marching Band and the Athens High School Band Startmg the mus1cal fest1v1t1es the Athtms band marched onto the held, under the d1rectton o£ Thomas Stubbs, to the stra1ns of <l hvely martial atr With a fanfare the band began tls program w1th the student narrator's explanation: "ln every home w1th chtlllren, we find a bulging toy box As the years roll on, the toy box is neglected and finally ends up tn the old, dark attic." As the first Item found in the toy box. the Hncl, In bri1ht reel encl black unlforma, went Into the formatton Of 1 toy piano. The fNll.,....._ pleyed on ''k:ep" .......... of ....., .-rd. .. Nan came the fonnltlon of • tallltoat, as the blncl playlld "'llow The M.n Down."' A majestic military compostllon wu perfmmed then, as the band formed the figure of a toy sold1er witb a rifle Following this, a bow and arrow was depieted w1th the string of tbe bow drawing taut and shooting the arrow into JI]P.Ce. Spcllinl! out tbo letters, ''P H S" the Athena barullhOa, oal'uted Pomeroy Hi&h Sebool. <letiring to their 1idelines, they m1rehed (Jff the lleld lfter pHp,aring and tJooal '"A H In.....,, ...... llri. P.L. MiliiOI'B, ,.. '1101 while Mn. NOI'b\U , ...... . . ,the WilllomJ, SUbOI'Il- Pre. Staff CWJ ; 14~ ...... floliL """" ~.,, ' "' .;. • '!. ~ ' . lbe !radl- • � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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