http://66.213.69.5/files/original/90d24598f6064d2574d7947f3cfa89a8.pdf 5a8f68f765b35de29b8b2782f27ba38c PDF Text Text 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- • �rageTwo- The DAILY SENTINEL' Pomeroy ihe DAIL'T SENTINEL ~eeon• cl111 m$Jlma matter & CJL\B:D S OWES JACK L COLLETTE I Nut ona advert s na representative Bottlnell Ktlllball roc lex ng on Ave N ew York Cit) 16 N Y o, Classified AilS ~tvedl 10 a m w u be publlsbed tho oamn day zeceived 343 1 I elhel'} bv an1er wbere avallable 30 eentl per w~k one )ear n advan~ at 'The Daily Sentinel oft ce $15 60 six mon hs S7 80 hree non hs $3 90 By motor route whe e available one mont2l f-1 :By maU one Jft,r ta B1X months U 25 hree month.<; 50 one month $1 YOUR OHIO WILDLIFE ---------·---------Hollywood Notes By AL NE MOSBY Un ted Pr"' StaH \:o rHpondent HOLd YWOOD UP Ho ywo d sfmnghefo con ~ Cary Chessman a d h mov e that ha o b hu ed be fore the rea fe o y has an end ng Colwnb1a Sud o hils befo e came as a co ec on uf h usua de er.m. ned lY'Pe ac o s n po mens un fo ms and h a en k d ype players as the young cr1m nals D1recto Fred Se:~ s speed ng the mov e o comrp e on n 22 days Th• ' " ' !Chessmen s.tlll 11 In San !Quw.tin prison awalt I1JI BY W R OAV S CHAIRMAN Me gs County Con•• vat on Auoc ~ D k amp a e s h.owed a gh nceae n Oho dung 953 54 co npa e w th 19~2 953 ac d ng o ad ce ece ved b h Uh o D on of W ldl fe n h U s fi" h nd W d re •"'"''" The 8 k U\1 n wa e ! w ng sta e& d he g ea es nun be of :m P Oh 0 du k h e s pur a.<ied 42 625 o( he amps n he ll5 95::1 ea and 43 08 n 953 954 To a sa e h oughout he oun amoun ed o 2 27 430 tlu g he pas ea Th os $2 00 and e e on who hun wa oU a nab e ea h )'ear S OS Ofli es wa erfow seas n n Oh o ope s 2 00 noon on Mondav U ob oses Decembe A -s da shoot n,g m h befo e unse Th da y bag u d ck no o nc udc n han on hooded me ganse ood au k canno be hun cd h s Tn£> posses n m on e gh On ge e e da Jy e and h possess on m fi e An me gansc s fish du k a ken h yea mus be n d n he da y bag m af U k nd he posses on 0 e gh duck h he wood o k pen cason hou d tak n fu sw ng hun e n c of he fa ba a u e)' on d ed a p ng by h Oh o D on o W i1 fe nd ca ed h I •d At I rst the s ud o planned 0 f lm two end DHS one s how ng Chessman saved -and h e o he bavmg hJm executed But now the plC ure w ll be out before a dec son s made abou.t him the d recto expla n er We actually don t end he p eture eathe vay I f mshe before t s dec ded whether h he s executed C:h•Nm.tn Got SIS.OOO h " k popu a on had n ea ed obou 10 p cen o e h P ous yea The woodcock ea pe ed on 0 h nd h ough No embe bag un fou gh se on m make h m a he o I he case h story af a c m nal o show lioome of the c cwns ances h brough h m 0 h s fa e We go back h s ch d hood ar.d show b s fam y eat ngha y food h s f<.t he a s u c de He s eals a car to mpress a g and hen a gun H s Own Fault A he end he ea Z' s he s n he dea h ce tb ough h s own Ches maa s port aye l by an up an -eom ng ac o B I Catnpbe he cop lot n he popu ar H gh Anrl The l\1 gh y HlS ea younger b o her te B b aeneesednp (ampbe s p ay ng Ch s man a h udy h.ou d a ou h nan c nd add ses o In today 1 &c:Mie th• d r•cto Game Manag men Se on, Oh had h s ac ort et.cap ng n a D s on I W d e 500 Dubl ~:ut n half "brat ng car w th a Road Co umbu 2 Oh o A b p ocess 11cr"n p cture of a to m w be en h ghway fllcbr ng beh nd hun e be d ou a tham Att. th• .shot Campbel c ose of he wood o k cason Th c mbed ou of the dummy ur andsad h f nfo rna on wan ed o a numbc o v.ood ock r ushe Th d a ogue s n \l'ery a en o m 1 wa bo n n Ncwa k N by hunte n he ab e oun e o gh I hoped ha n ma on an J and an a ound w h eobaned haw lnoecea y k d:s We useo o s ea f om g Dce y o es and pu Ilea s show h. d s u on and abu dance of woodco k n Oh o and One of my pals wound up n S g S ng li h.adn been fo w I p hap esu n be m pa en d s p ne I m !Zh agemen and hun ng of be h oo e len gan e b ongs and ng damage clam esul ng f om po u on n ht> I k ng R er n L ck ng Coun w c ed on Sep ember 29 h ough he e fo s or he A 0 ney Genera aceo d ng 0 th Oh o D v son of w ldl (e The po u on was epo ed y caused by he ace den al d ~eba ge of ba m u hem cal nto h ver and I sh we e k led as a ult 'l"he da~age pa d o he [) W d fe o he os 0 .amoun ed o S2 000 00 NOTte• OF liiL&CTION ON TAX LIVY IN EXCESS OF !'HE TEN MIL!,. LIMITATION NOTICE IS hereby i \en ha n pursu.aru:e of I Re&o ut on of h Counc l or he V I age of Sy Rcu e Meg~ Coun Y Oh o passed on 3 d day of June 954 he e w be subm d to a ote of h peop e of sa d V age of Sy acu e a he Gl"ne a Ele on o be he r1 n he s a d V I ag of Sy a u Me gs Coun Y Oh o a he egu P a e of ¥0 ng he e n on Tue da 954 he 2nd day of Novembe Th Oh o D 8 on of he ques on of le y ng n ex e fo se e a yea l'lll been test n ~ of he te n m I m a on fo h a u ypes of u e boats be ef of he V llage of Sy a u pen up b anes nd f sh n for he pu po e of p o d ng add h e weedy ke ona fund s fo current expen Th pas surnme a e Sad tax be ng Add onal T x ed bo w s es ed f'!x ens vely a a ate no exceed ng: 3 rn n I wa unci o wo oJi: n mo f each doll a of a ua on urn ance In orne case wh ch amoun o Th y C n how e wh e he wa e was Jes fo ea h one tund ed do a han w n he rteep and va a on fo f ve y a s whe c e a n k n or wa e The Poll fo sad B ec on w w I e th ck h be open a e 30 o ork A M n boa me logged cma n open un 6 30 o ock The e p opu s on omes from ,. M Easte n S anda d T m wa pump k ng w er n and day h n fo ng ou a g ea p e By ' de o h e su e h ough a nozz e on he bo Boa d of E m of he boa of Meg un y F'u he es a p anned Robe t N C a k and hoped Cha man dved AbertGoekn w n a Cle k Sep ember 28 95'1 cums an s 9 16 23 4 c Some of he mo d ama managemen p aeuces be ng and nd ca es the tremendou p ed out n Oh o oday ar.e due v ty of h s lake Tes n ng va ous f sh emova p Ojec , s bene carr ed oul al p e5en Th s p 01ram has ernQved 24 169 to determ ne any s gn f can pounds off sh !rom Gu lfo d Lake changes n he f sh population an for ns an~e w th n he ast three cree cen1us next spr ng w II mea m(mths Th s f gure~ ou to fl sure any effects of the remova pounds of f sh per acre removed f sh. ng suceess A I 6363-J I 0 b don he me / n~ E en f the 537 add onal emer gene} ht>Sp tals e app oved h s J Io.s.atp -------·......-..-;-( 17 l Help Wanted ~00 lft:W HAMPSHIRE RED PUJ, ~-- WANi'£D-CM!JI(IEII to LETS 7 month old In p:r:oduc ti® OscJr We~r 2 m lf-5 East of Cb~ster on JU m 1().;8.6tp ~ Phone :t ... dohver papers n -tbe Jtfo~Akey Ru.lt vi cln tr Good ro•l§ IIUIIII"~ benet ti Ul-e:.u -- FOR WE OR "l'llADE--4130 Bale• man to dr •• ~ G!'th er trasb and UrbNe Ul to\11'11 al •o ~bore~ $80 month pd #!Om mls!l on Jloom f DICfllltU'Y SOBER soybean hay WUI TRADE for anything Mayford Harr 9 Ra eme O}J.Io Phone "684 Pomil! roy w.B-3tp Phono Slii-M l0.1lte (2061 '9"' lorp lorm tool• PLACE OF SJ\LE-Etv n FarUl Hem ~ Grwo TillE OF SALE 10 a m neq, 0 Box T~~rMJY O<tobjlr U Terlll¥ ,ol oJit>-CASH For addl t attal •ntomwttion call 4M: Cha!~! H Wjse adm n strator of the estate of Osca Erv n deceased WAIID Agent for Farm U... I MAX reau lnsurantf! Companies. Auto B01TLED G~S--lnstallation and 10.8-31c Ltle-Ftre 0111<• Phone .., £v<oo. serv ee SSt us for prtces lt\JT lngo 92 X tHO-If H:: O:::E:-cSK = A:-::TE=:-S LA)'ID FURNITURE • Rutlano Girls WHITE:--:S::: Good cond t on Mrs Ray Evans AUTO FIRE UospltollzatlOII IJft e-110 tl Phone 457 X after ~ 30 P M Jnsurance Bonds Prudeotill I0-2-3to Travelers l.aU Don MulleR Pomo (2) Of eroy 1-14-tf HOME KIT.LED PORK for sale Sm th Cafe Pon eroy 1()..{1 6 c We w sh to exlend our heartfelt INSURANCE hank& and app ec at on fo the APPLES AND CIDER Open da ly Auto-Flre-BUI'Ilar1 acls of k ndness messages of and Sunday untl 9 p ¥n New W.lnd 8torm-SporUma..a . . . sympath and beaut fu flora Haven Orchard New Haven o,.neral Uab1U&1 offer ngs f om our many fr ends Phone 24688 9 22 30 c ROBERTS INSURANCE n ou sad bereavement n the .\GENCY loss of ou .be oved son and Good used PIANO $50 Tuned and Marvin A Robert.l Arent del vered E A Grate V n on Phone 338 X hmero' Ohl• b other Roger M ller We es Ob o Rt 1 Phone Danv e p c ally thank Roy Russell pas or Robert Purtell and the 10-8-Stc Ew ng Fune al Home GRAY wooL sUIT gray coAT !21) The Herbert M Her Fan: ly w th .Jur collar s ze 38 Call FOR SALE-S oom house ronsast 10 9-ltp eo34--Y afte. 3 p ITJ 1Q.8-3tc ng of 2 fQur room apartme.nta -,------~------~ each w th ba h and pr vate en HAY CQRN ~STRAW Chari"' !8) trance_s Bo h a e comp etely flirBlsse I Eagle R dge Road M n n shed. a:nd renled at •130 Jler 11 m41nth Will sell Ill a low pr ce 1951 FORD V8 2 d Dlx Sedan f sold n October Chuck Hy $895 Blaet nar s I t on Phone 103 J 10 7 Otc sci ' 567 F ont St M ddleport Card Some Measures Have Been Taken To b M r • IF YOU HAVE A blem and need 171 Y or wr te P Pomeroy Defend Nati_on Against All Out Attack d P c 1u e O£' n pad for before the 15th of month followinc JnaertioD ( 1) Not1ces I I " Full rate of 2 ceab per word be charged for advartish:tJ 1f IRONING to do at home Card of Thanks anc.. Special N~ 411 of Oscar Erv n s penonal t ces of Events pr nted. at PrGp.CI'itf wdl lte sold uclJAdine lar clasalli.ed rates ,.., -<~Jevrolet ~ ton truck Ex publl11hed at l ce-.nt Der word cellent ~9Clditlon 1 wo k horse lPQII ll lwnber 01/.~ m~~<ellao For th s f m b ograph h real fe cen al cha acte g $15 000 bu he h.:J.d noth ng Ths she astof hee d1 Russ a can Jt now and w II be from targe cen " on foo f hey say abou he ocr p patches on Amt ca unde able to h harde and h.arde as had an hoW'' wa n n& couW hs.rd Sears sad he d d not wan atom c th eat The fo ow ng d • t me passe he U S C v De y get from the r desk to an ns de ta k o Che man fa fea of b patch by Un ted P ess atom c ng nfLuen ed by h s p e son fense p og am s n no sense t1 corr do before IBM and ts hy •liiP• t Joseph L Myler te Is Y '<llhat has been done n c: \1 I de ash hu y up p OJec drogen warhead h t What w II the I ••nt up to San Qu-.,t n $0 fense and what ema ns to be [ M s Kather G Howa de defense formula be then w• could make an auth•nt c done co"' Pf 1b1 r daafh row h!! pu y c v 1 defense adm mstrator A c v I defense spokesman sa d BY JOSEPH L MYLER said '"aut I pu posely avoided ecen ly '1Ut the f nger on some of evacuat on w ll stU be feas ble .,.,. . n m Un t!d P ess S aff Cc respondent he programs defic enc es for the c tel spared n the ( s I m PU t ng Chessman on he \\ASH NGTON P Am Though 40 c t ~s a e push. ng de m ss le attack screen mpa a1ly We don h fa po fense s u l es all c t es should be wh.ether he L!l gu y o- not b and H mak ng such p a'ns us ell h s 0 TJre FOR SALE Oft fRWE-10 acrea of land and 1easoned umber fo s x room house y, nu e ou of corporation on 33 P:hone Pome roy 421 y 10 7-3tp Charged \ds recc ved by mall telephone g ven rareful t oo ! I 1o-5-7te lion enoth•r •PP"I 'to MYI his I f• H• hN hlr..t •n aHomev w th the funds of hit book Cel :1455 on which the f lm s b.at --- -,·:::--::::;, SWEET CIDER and DROPPEIJ 100 000 f or mo e FRESH CUT APPLES De c ous Staymfn POPLAR wALNUT or CHER W nesap and Rome BeautY RY LOGS Del vered to Ball Web5te Orchards nE"ar Chester Run See or wr te Ivan Car0 g 11 tf man Pume oy Ohio Route 2 Errors n Advenising-Bhould reportt'd mml!'d ately The tlnel w n no btl' r~>sponsible more than one neorrect inter- I I Wanted j -:c-- - -- Ratea 2: cents PQt word one In aertion M ntmutr. barge 50c 4 cents per word for Jhree aecuttve lnserhons Spee ai-Qne month "or 2& per word. S:n1Jscr1pt on rates az (91 For Sole f.....- loa.tv 14111tor l.UCILLI' IIU.I.MI H.\WIUNS Phane 6244 Thonks I [-=----=---=-----· Real Estate Auto Soles ----- D=o ~~Uncexcellent ~I ( 14) For Rent ea ha s no enough A hough m Ions are be ng p n for a ack wa n ng equ p men b} h s y a nd only 53 pe cen of the people w he o c ~d by such dev ces Ob o 10-7-6tp $89!5 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE 1951 DODGE 2 dr Sedan 20 ACRE FARM n Ches er Town B aet nar s Pomeroy 10.9-6tc 1 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT and sh.1.p on f!ashan Road Minersville OF BONDS 2 THREE ROOM apartments Ma 1 Route Good out b.u ldlngs !952 OHEVROLET Dlx 4 dr Se n ba hs and garage Wand rfu~ Small ho Jse good cellar a:ood dan $ 100 BlaeLtnar s Pome NOTICE ' he eby g ven that n ~me locution RE~ONABLE Phon c stern REASONMILE Dorea pursuance of a Resolut on of tht' ur • 10 9-fltc E ~ 201 y 10-l! 3tp Arnold M nersv He 10-1'-0tp Board Of Educal on of the Co urn hough he e. are 4 500 000 de!en e wo kcrs many mo e b a Local School D str ct Me gs 19a3 PONTIAC D x 4 dr Sedan SLEEPING ROOMS Close n $ 695 Blae tna s Pome oy rn u be nduce o a n them County Oh o passed on he 3rd town 127 Butte nut Ave Porn FOR RENT OR LE+'lE 10-9-61< es fo he wo k ha could day of May 19M there w I b eroy 1().4 6tc BEAUTIFUL t.I()DEIIN COUNTRY subm tted to a vote of he peop e HOME-Four becJ rooms a n d =:--:-==----:-:-he esofohes op 8 ROOM MODERN Dwc ng 5 of sa d Columb a Local School 1953 HUDSON Horne Ha d bath. k Ch$0. w th new modern $1~ Blaettnar s oom apartmen f r st floor AI hou gh s a es and c es bave D s ct at the General Elect on s nk and cab nets Electr e hot u up some 15 m I on dollars n to be held n he sa d Columb a Phone Pome oy 310 M water good coal furnace Com 10-7 I n a h ng c v rlefense funds t s Local Schoo D s ct Me gs Coun b nat on laundry and recreation b ous ha our home govern ty Oh o at he regular places of 19!13 BUICK V8 Super Rivier~lilDEAL TRAILER SPACE ava I o'om witb ftre place Screened able nex.t to h gh school Phone Cpe ~95 Blaettnar 5 a e under nsured n th s vot ng there n on Tuesday the n sun porch Excellent bome for roy 6094 X I 0-8-6tc f pe 2nd day of November 1954 tlle ch ldren C ose to con.liohdated What About You? I quest on of ssu ng )onds tJf sa d school w th. bus aerv "e Prlvll Columb a Local School D str ct n ege or hav ng garden and pon)' So much ow gove nmen 8 de the amount or Fifty F ve 'l'housand Wil rent or l,ease to a person n n es Whrt abou yo Mrs Dollars $55 000 00 for the pu w th steady ncome of not less w ds says you need pose of mprovtllg en a g ng w th A e S than $350 00 per month Con 40 k tact BERNIE SAXTON far,m 5 A he a a ea n or near your f reproof add ton modern I% ng amng n m Je north of Rutland on Rut h .v d sas e f rs a d k t and and equ PP ng the present school Lud o nd u and Harr sonv lie Road OCto. ab o use a th ee day emer building and acqu ring add t anal on p n nd h bet 7 or loth from 9 a m until gen }' supply of afe food and wa land therefor as p ov ded by law wo k be 6 p m or cal MRS CHAS COMPLETE WHEEL •LIGIIMENT r knawledge of how o f ght The mu:i.rpurp number of years gen y cq S ockp HANING LANCASTER OIUO r Red Cross nstruc on n durmg whtch sllCh bonds are 0 b e ng and Balancing Servlceeii~:~~~ Phone 74 for appo ntment Th a Soh o Phone 636'7 ~ f a d and h.ome nurs ~g a btl rUJI 1 20 yean~ e be home 1S 14 m les from Cheah re e Y operated rfd_io fQ sJ:aelter use Tbe estunated avera&e add ton OS 4500 IMMEDIATE PO$SESSION n ase of power f• lu e know at t4x rate ~mounts to Twenty 10-6-<ll"p dgP. of the emergency A)( rad o Three And Two Tentha Cents for (Q) han els o er wh ch you w II get earh one hundred doll'llrs of val u ns uGt f)D.S if~ sastt P~uat uat on which s 2 32 mdls fDr each ( 16) ens ab l Y to rec-ogniZe tilt!: I r one dollar of valuat on outs de of pe wa n ng s gna s the I m tabon Unposed by Art cle ' on 3 ROOM COTrAGE near Forked 537 Th e evacuat on of targets plan XD Sett.l.on 2 of the Const tution Run Lake Cat 43 li 10-6-lltp a um e ea ly enough warn q to J,S cert fed by the CGunty Aud• pu n effec That n tW'n ts tor h p n funrl umes he man attack at lea,.t The PfUs for said ,J!:leetion will g en w come f om the north by air opaa at 30 oeiQdl: A M and PIA:N6 TUNING rep1.1r ng and clean ng E A Grate V nton de n e eq u pmen P ane remNB _.... tUI'Ji.J 0::1'1 q ~lte~ p Oh o Rt 1 Phone Danville 0 he ag n es ha e ] Bu both }M{Un ted States aad M Eastern Standard Ttme of saad 10-8-61< nd es w h de Russ a a e work ng on the ex day Plenty of gOOjl ~ retrJge0 a ng ou he emely h gh speed long r.anJe nlors Come and #I 'eiD' By order of the e pon U es The gu d d messenger of deatructlon. .INGEll ~G HACIIINE Board of Elect ons ()pea EftftiiiO b 4.,mtrte•t n ns u ons on how o ca led th.e ntercont nental batHs BepreantaUve h' Pi!m!:eroy Of MetiS Couuty Oh I) n d ng a n h. ck cs n ss le Many nformed per a.IJ4 Vlei1)Jtf eYeey week For Rober~ N Clark ON TilE ll!QPa= ng d b a U on wha sons among them Sen Stuart S)' pul'C!hue or rep,tr ofJSewmi CORNI!lt "IN MtDD RT Chairman h e o pub m ng on D Mo former Becre Jlocbln.. Call 01" Wf!le Sin Albert Gloeckner n a as y o he A,i Force bel eye ger Sewing M'1c.hlne Co Z5 Clerk North Coort S1 Albeftl ,,., ,''"''''" Russ a may be w nn ng the :rate Dated September 28 1954 Ohlo ~ P o perfec he IBM (10) 2 9 16 23 ftc e a p h ng np a ne s Day Conference Middlepert Personals Mrs Howard Nolan and Mrs n Jenk Orgomzes 4-H Club Held In LanCC«$ter havel4r been on vaca on Jo he A II Mary Rawlmgs Enters Rothe•ter Umvernty I =------ I I I I I I For Sale BARGAINS GALORE • (20 l Busme11s Serv1ces j a In BAKER'S USJP $TORJ I Trume~n Morris CANDIDATE FOR Congress lOth DISTRICT QlJESTION 11 Are you n fa vor of raunng ndivtdual per st)naJ e¥empt ons on your n come.tax from $600 to $700 ANSWER Your Congressman voted aga nst tt ~arab 18 1954 12 Dq you !JII'!k laru cOI"pora t on atockholder1 sh'ould be g veq ~l~ef at thfl pense all other ta~:~~;eer,s? Your ~o~;l!'••~man an I I j Advance warn ne 0! a tack bv NOTICI OP ILICTION such. a m ss. e would be a matter of a few m nutes at best PeoPle The IUlOual election ror d recto a who m ght get a rouple of miles ~f the Met.ll Couatr Agr culture 8oc ety will be held lD the eourt LEGAL NOTICE r.oom ~ tll.e KelJJ County Court House Pomeroy Oh o on Satur Sealed b ds w 11 be rece ved ,.t day Nov G 19M tle off ce of the Cle k V Uqe of M ddlepor un J 7 P M Qt:tober PoiJs w Jl open at 1 P M and 7 18:)4 on Lo No h parJs of close at 3 P M 1 Lots 63 65 66 61 r. C{.lalpo;t Pet t oas may be secured now tJcorpo a ed n the V llJta:e of M dd eport Fo complete deKr-P. aeeretarz of Me p cou,.ty on reference made W Deed )Jook culture Soclety 13 Page 323 Me gs County All pelit1!!!1fo IQBI be filed ~ llh Record• the secretary uven (7) days ~e Albs ract or certlf cate of tilJP fqu lllo """"~~~ olll<lli!l! ol dirt< at the expense of .succudul bit{~ ton is held d n dd I t te I e ~ er mus 1 e reason what PUTPOI!Ie property u lo ~ used 'l'he Villa~e reserves (10) .Jq..,., ght to reJect any and all b d1 BEST BAtTERY ' BUY I h may IH' d op g $ 25 000 l'h I De1 e' I ° "" r nd n do ;~ fo ., eapp P a on 0 $ 3()(1 000 a a k 0 wa n ng de e Th s wh ma y a p ann ng sa wh ty o he s a de h ac o agen D sp e Lhe 11 un n t lrf 8 T Russell Mayor ATTEST C 0 Murr.. y Clerk • •o (10) 2, 5 31e ......" ~· ,;:w.~e -'! ~·r~t!..':l;·;. .Jt.t :si:iWN" ~~=Y Guatlv otopJII!d lfOtlapd Will \Ill ArmaW>nf 1111 (8 ''11"":• I1 Scholll: 11W~ c:..hi!..t - - ltODNEV I)OWIII1Nfi a Glass" for Boys pndGirls AOOJ~II'I' Lll• c"""'"'•ild~ Real Esrore ~rok~r flllf., J'I!OitM • -~ iY IVA CARPENTER r sa qr~or alternoon Oet<lll$t ~ 1' Spe< a m~s c was prov ded by [ Jo~pn ,. ~· F qes fltu!IJI\'' pi i~hool students who sang pn ':(I froqt /t-rij.Ona and Bey on(\ the Sun Th. .i w~s tbe frat w~dip~ to 1 be held n this eh11rch BUf a \fas n Be-ech lirove cEe\ meter llld pa j be!} , 1 were Mr and Mrs S dnEJy Durst en be Rob nson Cha les G bbs H e a n~d some fr ends and. ulf E BOney Ra ph Wd1cer CpnrRd veA Wednud&¥ even na: Thoa, Ohlil'l ger and Denver }cappl~ and p esen we e Mrs Farm e Davll he Kn ght s Temp a werf guard of Shelf eld Ala Mrf Ht~nrtetta of hon or Mc0ad~ Mrs ~te M lis e1 Portand Rudy Durst and dau&hte Serv ees \\ e e also conducted Ma garet Mr and Mn Eber Car Tuesday even ng a he Ew ng penter of St versv 1 e M •qd Funj: a1 home b) the Oh o Val'! e) Mrs Joe c rcle and daugbt~r Comm :ind€' Y No 24 KT J oyce !lf Sp ler and Mr and Mrs Com ng fo he se v ces Wf!re Wh "'e M ,. HaEdoldwSauer M dd epo t M and 'f " 3 R•lpb .. Ma y I ou Wh e M ss Judy Wll ~ ard of PorUan~ and 1¥fr M Clarence Wh te Kenneth and Mrs Howard Allen and cb I K nnea and !lot and Mrs Har y d en we e Sundaf guestJ of ~r 1 and Mrl B R A lea Ashwo tb a of NeUonvll e to the Nortb Qorollao berd!" Be eve se Answer your youngsters ~all for ' something g~ 1 < With a tall cpol glass of m1lk- bnm full of health and body bUIIdtng I •'1!-•1 •ed b"'"'... 'li••PS•r lind Pomeroy PersonaI I I J~iM&i! 's\AR I I I I ____ I I t W eekemJ AI His Hom4! v.:t:~J ·~~~ ll,: or Mr and a d Mrs two ch ldren spent Chandlersv l e )4rs ~·+n on Br .\J ~~ 8.a way Hit • ullui!U4 ~ .._ .... eYer graced a moUon 9ietanl J!Oie!'jl t Ill~ bl'!l\4 ~"" Dem M"art n antt 'frrf t.:lwil" TethnleoJor comedy L vn1.g it Up " W~JCh 1.5 due to open Sunday at the llleip Tbeatr.e Baaed on dl~i:t Broadway .mueiC:al t"ht iriou. pa(jkage of mirth and melo dy <J>o>~rs Jonet Lello and 1!:4. ward Arnold w th F ed Clark b.,_. th~ opeBblll IUbaidl .. H I Oh o fower Company with head quarttrt at Ctbtoa and tbe new ""-t~m c dane na se&Dr Taylor bu been auoe ated ·~t oa Sheree ¥orth w th Ob1,.o state 11lnce 1827 reThe hO't:'£1 a aet:ond story &:!04 cew i.he qniver1Jty s D 1t1n r:erDJ Jerry Lew 1 as. a wbt~Ue gu sh~ s.,~ce A<Ward lta-2. sto,P at.Uon muter who comes He servJWI 11 lt"QC a e profeaaor of a~ mlina: from l~ to 1832 to t.be hiF c ty u euest of new.. MJ'Pt!:f ed tor Fred Clark alter lt cba rmu of the departtnettt frop1 b11 bet~n w deb' reported tha he 19ilb to tWO md profmor of ac il u4io4tt ve an" hu on 'Y a eountio, from 1@33 Be waa nam •horl t me to bve Under the dt ed bpsiqeas m~••er in 1tl6. viec r,ct on of a sob-lister ne\Wpaper pret ~en.t in and treasurer teJ)Orter Janet Le gh Jerry a:ets last year tbt ~elebr ty treatment He s He ,..., a 10ember o Ob o GOf FlllOf ll,¥' blmsell no nd whu lo ernor J~bn W ~ricker 11 Cf blnet apd bellold it s disco end that In 1939-43 !f!rvlng u dlr.,:tor of b)! L!l 8J healthy as a mule and UguQr controJ During Word Wa t~at C:OWltry doctor Dean Mart n n he Wf.S an Ar~Q¥ 1 eute;nant bad d .enosed h s case ncorrectJy colqnel and cb ef of tbe Cos Ac Tq_a of j:ourse s the story count ng frOJ:eduru Sect on Of bu.t t has o be seen to be bel ev I ce of lbf! fl&Cal Dlfeetor head ed Advance repo s b erald L v quar ers Artily Service Forces 1n lDI It Up as he m,at del ghtful the Pen~gop Jn World War I be ~ t ol bilar ty ever o have b een served w th tbe AEF Corps of Ea sef\led up by Dean and Jerry gtne~rs n tr1nce this ce.rta n.ly akes n a mul Born n P.erth Ambo) I'i l ·l ie ~u4e of Ul fh at Dean and Jerry recelvfl~ h1s 8 S n Economkpre about as funny a pa r of buff from w~,rtJ)p Schoo of Finance oons I?Ver ~o appear n an) enter Un ver b' of P.enasytvan a b s ta nmen med wn lt' A from tb~ Un verSJty of Acconlflany ng: th e br gh bust North Dakota aad the bonoracy deg ee of Dortor of }Jus ~t:ss .t\.d ling humo n L v ng It Up s m n ttrat on from Bowl ng Qreen a ver taqle cal.vacade of brand uneUn vers ty Pr or to JOn ng the ne-w song h s by he op un h team of Jute S yne and Oh o State ta~ulty h was asso Bob H ard These a e pe rfor c ate profeasor of account n.g and med by Dea n and Je r) Sh.&ree head of the Account ng Depar No th \} ho has aken h nat on men at the Un vers y of No th by storm appear n ;~ erbU& Dakota seq ut'n e w h zan Jerry D Taylor s co au ho f sev e a account n&" textbooks a ce L V ne: I Up was p oduced f ed publ c a~coun 'n and p o- b) Pau Jon es and d rct~ed by m nent n seyera p ofess onal o No m n Ta og a pa who have gan zat ons He 1.s a pas~ p es den work ed s de by de su crs~ully me n he pas The fast of he ..lltl~riJ:-.n Accoun n¥ As man paced ng s eenp ay Was oc a on the Cen a As oc at on of College and Un e y Bus ne 10 fash oned by Jack Rose and Mel e Sba son f om t'he smash Office s he Oh o S a Facu y nus ca h Hazel C ub a,d Beta A pha P p ofes B oad\\a s ona accom ng f e n y He F agg also s a forme d ec o of he A o of m nds were pu to 01'1 o Sac e y of Cer f ed Pub c gethe o malt- L ng I Up A uuntants a !o me Be a Cam In h s ca e he cooks made he rna S gma execu comm t ee b oth a sp cy I ve y fd mov ng, member and s a membe of h ~ p ece o ga a n e a nmen Arne can Jns tu e 0 A counl F om al adva nce repo ts Lv an' ng I Up s e e ybod s bowl ol fohy oh q• pr Jl"~~ B TIYI'lf •••• Pre Those call ng on Eber Carp1!ft e and fam ly Saturday were Mr Charles MeKelv~y and daurhter II'P.ft'P't' p; Tb< Ob o Slate Un'" Rockland Mi's M ld ed Well\1 an:i vetlity Columbus has been elect ch ld en of Columbus Mrs 01 ve Ta bot of Po tland ar.d Mrs Joe ~~ rcle and daughter Sp ller ~MOORI Robe Du st and Mr •nd Mrs AtteJldance at Sunday Sch!)Ol Ebe Ca rpen er \)'ere bus n~!S Oetobl:!r ~ was 'ro w th an olferin'g o s n Pome oy Tuesday West Shade of $$110 M s Fann e Du s and M BY MRS RUS$1;LL PAINTER Collage prayer meet ns was help 1 Go da Dee'll shopped n Pomeroy JJ,t the home of Mr aQd Mrs 1.. M Ma Ba ey pent Wednes Tuesday Iutton Wedneaday evefttDII day and T.h1,1 daY. w h Mr an Mr Alb na Gluesencamp man Phil W se son Donn e were Mrs M A v Howe P omeroy age-d her son Buds sto e at Po the supper guests of Mr aHd M'rs M s .. Jenn e Roush spen f om and wh e he and fam ly were n Harry Snyder Wedne1dty even n& Wednesda n Sun.day w h 'M Pa ke shu g 1uesday Mrs Dora Stratton was the ml rtl s F 0 d Spence Pome oy M a d M s Charles Van M-e l\1 Ma y Ba ey s ng w h. e and ch d E:n cal ed on Mrs Wedne&day n ght guest of M 1 Nellie Eb a 1\o p ooma Cu t and Mr and Mae Van Meter ecen y Mts At re Moore ::rpent Fr day f 1 M and M s A len Brewe I Sam Cu s a CW ays b ough ho •on Dav d ~om, n ght w th ber s ster Mrs C E 1 M 1\ and M s Lena d Lanham f om he S Joseph Hosp ta a ROescber of Chester Mr and Mrs Sherman Robe .M s W I am Cia k Mrs Don and lam 3- pen t he eekend w h Pa kt!rsbu g called on h s s !Iter Mr and M s atd B ck es and M s Olver e a es n M Far aml W Va Mr Max ne Durs and son V: c Cia k we e bus ness v s o s n M and Mrs Fred R ee Che to called on he mother M g M¢ n l\QbC:ft!l Saturday M and M s L W Meldau had Pa ke sburg w Va v. ednesday e c ed on M and Mrs W Co a R tch e recently as the r guests pver the weekend Mr and M s Edga Th rna He man F da~ e e.n ng the r daughter Mn Ralph Peters M and l\ s Harry Bruwn and Reedsville son J ohn and daugb e Zana :md and fam ly Charles Meldau of Col M s C yde B own we e o s fam y ca ed a the Pan e home BY LUCY KIBBLE umbus and Mr and Mr1 Raymond n Gall po 5 Thu sday S nday af e noon M and M s Roy M<l er and Pt and M Joe Ma ks w~ e Johnson of Petersburg W Va ~n Dona d aDd Donna Ma e M and M Pea Wallac a Spencer W Va Tuesday to a Mr and Mn. Arthur Ebl n and HallCk v s ed n Cha est on "' 1 1 enn ille a ed o M and M nd he fune a of h s ste n falh ly of Lancaster were he week Va ecen y w th M and M s W H man Sunday aw M s John Ma ks Mr 4lnd end guests of Mrs James Adam A be Dur The Du s s fo me J 1 W ckham A lhu 1\ s A e Ma ks Keno accom daugQ.ter L)'da Pome oy es den s ]eft F d y and M: and M ~ H e man paned hem o Spence eturn ng Young Peop e 1 meet ng on Mon fo a VL!I t n Tex and Cal fo 11 a a ended he hom ecorn ng a Hem he same day day e en ng at 7 30 Praye serv e Kaa on K I on who has b en ock Gro e Sunday af ernoon M s Marn e Pa ker Joppa v s on Thursday even ng at 7 30 con{ ne d to he home w h heu d here Monday w th M s Ch oe Mr and Mrs 01 vet LJnkenhok rna srn epo ed a mp 0 ng M and 1 s Ge a d V ol e M 1 of Columbus w:ere weeltend gues anrl expec s o e u n to choo Tuppe s p n a ed on M M s Ess Congrove has e u n of h s mother Mrs Hatt e L nken Jl'nn e Rou h Sunday cd f om a s w h he son Hay Monday hoke and daughte Barba <~ Aaron Ke on emp oyed M and 1\ John m nd a Ba t rno e 0 a Powha an a Fa and W Va ca M and M s E C Ba ley o llfo!l!!!!M s~ a weekend s Ke on nd Mrs Lcn'a d Lan Rae ne were Sunday guests of M and dau h e Kaa on e en n.g nd M W Randolph M a nd M s F ankl n tiY liMA 8 IHLE TUPPERS PLALNS M and M and ch d en D ck and Mr lJDd Mrs Char es Co net M and M s John Anderson of Jr who a e s at oned n Sou h of New Hyd e Pa k N J BY IDONIA PARKER Fr day n gh fo a s Pa ke bu g we e he e Sunday h Carol n(l we e ret::en guests of h gu o b ro me s unc F ed fo mer s pa ~n s M p;ue M and M \ p e an1 No w and M s Cole nan C<Jmpbel gue of M nd M \\ Cba les Co ne Sr Mr and M Jack Rosenbaum ecen y M and Mrs Frank Mil e hav~ Mr'S Ma C • r of Ch~e and ch (I en of Sandus ky a c u ned o he home n Colum VIS nt w h her daugn e M and M s Raymon M s F day fo a v s w h he r Ma on s pen he w ken bu end ng a s w th he fa he tielen F sher and Cam ly pa en M an.J M s F ed Rosen v h M and M F ank Shumway and Ge aid Ge ad V o e Bo n eeent y to M and baum and M s V c o Ha b ech M and M s Haro d Johnson Ke tb WoDds a daughter M and Cha les were recent VlS ors Mrs Jean Hamm a d son J m P easant ca ed on M Sa d s my were n Co urn bus Sa u da) on W W Brau recently Mrs L 1 e Ha dway ha n M and M s E F W lson a d bus nJ!ss Mr and ¥rs Jobn 1-hle and v s t ng he daugh. e n co urn Cha es K bQie of Reedsv lle and chi dren M ~ e q:np Palty we e h bus ndMsSWSmsofMn guests Qf M s lh e s pa Weekend The Youth F e awsh. p Of the M s Le a Fu on cd e al We Is drove o Zanesv fie eptJJ Mr and Mrs C D Reed of Morn ng; S ar EUB Church me on Guy Toban and a n Dow Sunday to s w th ltlr and Mrs M,. ~ I.SOB, ln~Jiii.Qa Fr day e en ng at the chureh ngton Robe Sams and Mr and ll{rs Jtarry Holter has been ass st ng basemen a 8 p m for he r Jun o Congrove and daughter mon h y par y M and M Ro and To enc M and Mrs Pau Ch Ide s &fld Dan• ltamm w th h s work ~ ~elen F s~er en er a ned Twcn ) of the Y F membe s and fam Y ha (" mu ed n o h bab} Ph lo we e here Sunday ~ e WUfkvood Garden Club recen we e present nclud ng! the r pas prope ty hey pu ha ~d know w h b pa ents Mr and Mrs ly Mos~ al we e present Hnd had tor Rev Roger B shop The e as he Magg e PD. ke P operty 0 f"n Ch lders n ng p og am began by the M and M s Ha ey Koen g ev and M s Parker West of a nee tme ~r agd Mrs Tpmn )' Rose M & ng ng of In he Garden The h ped M and M s K h Chaff Toledo a e announc ng the b th and Mrs Ha ow Rose and M s group d cussed he next mee mo c o Ch cothc en Y of a daugh e Heath Lynn on lma itoae of Akron were Sunda} ng and planned a Halloween par Sep 8 ty A dau~h e was bo n rec tly o Capt Donald T W ght of ~e iuesta of the r .parents and h oth er Mr and Mr La"rence Rose Comm t ees selec ed for the pa MJoe : rn L~ca~ e d w ck e)' Pa and Capta n Anderso were Refreshmen s Phyll s lhle Edrns• B md~e an~w da:u of he Coas Guard we e v s ors and Anpbel _--:--'.. 10o he e Sunda} Ve na Rose and Jean Hamm Enterta nn 'el t Mildred Jhle Le Bea e f F da Frank IA:!nt Bottom da Kraeu er Ph)rlt s Van Meter Cole v s ed M and M s Jes M s Laura Ruth Mrs Chlpe and Delmar H upm Newc I of nea Keno Sa u day M Is Dudley and Wayne Cheva ~J NIS QARUTT CHRISTY Cbrlst an Ende•vo of he G E k l er we e vLs o s o the Elmer Hull Oo the DecoratJon Comm t ee are Tom F sher Tmnmy CUrt s Mr and M e ge rnr c home a Success Sunday Othc S<!il'!!"Bethel EUB Cbur<b of S I w 11 meet Fr day n ght Dolores Kraeuter Aapabel Rose wbo have been s a oned tl Japan gues s we e M 1nd Mrs R chard ·.c' "" ""'--~ of Mr t!nd Mrs GaT 5 8 Charles Ihle Rev B shop and v ted M and M \ W Brag!! AI en o( Pa ker,bure S lver Rldee Nancy Shuler and retur cd to Pa ke shu g Mr and Mrs Herbert Sm th of ~o be oblerved Tllt! meeUng was d sm ~sed by Mr and M 8 Rob Jones Ak Char es an spent Sunday he e w h •Dfl R ta Watson Cyres1 prayer by RJ:v B shop afte on s ed M and Mrs Dona rl h s uncle !ack Sm th Barba a Frost and Leona Whlch the a:ro~ eDJOYi!d a snack Landon and fam y ecen y G an OsbQ.rn and faQl y uj of pqt luOit Many •afl\es were Mrs D Kes le Pa ke sbu g Lake ~ary F a spent the Ofeek been re~!U~!Ie<ll PI anti following tb~ kl~h v s ted he Dona d Landon fam iy end n the Dav s hGme M and Mrs Rex G een of C n c nna v s cd Mr and Mrs Joh Cprmel Soe~l ~IIlli ReanluJru Annourwe• Arbauth ecently Bas'kel 9Y ~ETTY CAlLETON 1J1rth A Dau¥hler M Mary C rtle a d son Mel The WSCS met at the Methods PTA wU even ng M s v ~n and daug~ter Mrs Hel n PerfY Mr aq~ Mrs Robert Re p~ar Ch reb Monday October }1 are aqoppnpJqg: the b rth of a Glellna Rumme of M nersv lle w~ and ~on D!lJ!nY were Sunday d fl. Pkl ns seven pound doe ounce daugh~e was a m ss onary n lnd a f ve ner guests ot Mr and Mrs Oeo f:e years spoke Ref eshmeJ~ls wer Perry of Dex er Angela Mlc:lJele lt HQ ~er Ho'p M and Mrs Ra ph Lee and tal Gall DOlil WedfJesday Octo served at the hQDle of Mi!s Lena son Robert spen~ Sunday w tb ~ her 6 Keller ' and Mrs Dw ght Swepgtoo a'l:l Grandparents afe Mr a11d r(rs M and Mrs Waynt! Br ckles a falfill.y and Mr and Mrs JamC's ~~· OflO.i "CIIub Robel"t Jle nh~rt Sr and Mr and tot nded the homecom ng at Hep Ingram ~nd fam ly Columbus llrs t;bde llrown ail pf fQm• li)Ck Grove Sunday roy Mrs Anna Suck of Rut and s Owen Taylor or Lo~ 18 y sltiDJ a grea grandmother h s brother AUen and fam ly D ~ B A Makaiinaw and Phlllh.~ J Swa n oC Columbus were reeept Lt. Blaetenqr SPfJN pne of Mrs Chr s Day Mr and 1.frs E nest G r and ch Mnn Ha r et U oyd and Johnny M and Mrs Dw ght Hea h all of Colwnbus M and M J<l.ek Day Zanes v e Mr and M s Arthur All IJl n B shop e and Mr and M Ha Chapman Coolv He Y F Makes Plans For October Party ~M. Filla efl 1 dll'eftoll of .DttrlUJI GiM and Electr c Company Hil eli!C tlon ralset tht board membership to 11 Amer ClJI Gt1 •nd EJectf1e Com pany s made up of aeven subs daary compan es and 1e"• por. tiona of seveo ttatet tn IQ ~a ex tel\d ne from soutJktrb Mlehlpn M" E tzabe h Duffy Ol'llll'ts.l llr and 14ro ~I! llrtlt'fr IJI4 a g oup of Pomeroy H gh 13: Dobb ns s w tl1 he A r Foree I New Martin .W And Eleetric (Jf I llWSt.'RM!e& AI;Qc;t' ~ re, Auto-1 Juttb Asa Hosk ns and s ste M ss Ada entel'ltalned ile 3F Club w th .q ¥!X o clock d n e Thursday even pg at the r home Athens Rd The even ng was spent n play ng games Pr~eqt w~ e 'Mr and Mrs Glen Sro Jb and sqns Da d and Don ald Mr and Mrs Em Ball 1.fr an4 Mrs Baker Go don M ss Lucy G bbs Mrs ~;;:~, I a ker and Nltlh l$ "Health in YOUR n1 r.g 3 F Club Holm Danner Thurtday .4t Hotkam ~~~~~~~~~====~~~~b~o~"~U~d~~· I f nun be s h a mn A.' Ma y R Ra v ngs f Pome oy ha bogun he f eshman s ud es a he Co ege f A s and Sc ence o he Un vers y f Roc hes e Th e daugh e ol M and Mrs R ch.a rt Raw ngs 259 L ncoln H ll he s a g adua e of The Shrpley Sch ol Bl1'n Maw pa Wll e n h gh schoo s he was feature w ter for he chool newspape a membe f the g ee olub and drama c c ub on the s uden coun I and be onged to the eho r a d m xed cho us Th 5 fall mar-ls he beg nn ng of he tOOth academ c yea at he U vers y of Rochester and the fourth year under he leade sh'f of ts pres\dent Dr Corne s W de Kewet M s Howa d ~i~~~~~;x!~ Coun Y Hopte age n was fn charge ll& the W de Awfkf 1-tl ~e ~Oillf of Dafljl $ch11ter gh e of M and M s Jacob Schat~ MadQlepQ J We n~day even ng Mrs L W MlcComa, w be Coune I R (o he C u& wh. ell s organ zed f om the Craf Clwb wh ch was started b~ M. s MloComas yea before las Off cers e lected were pres den Judy Butch,r v ce p es den Ca olyn W l~on secret Y treasu e Ch s ne Coats e por Ie Jan ce Z r k e Recrea on leade Karen McElb nn-ey A s s tan recrea on eade Da a Schafer Health cha rman Ma da Roush The execut ve comm ee w I meet Wednesday even ng at he MOComas home to make plans for the yea Karen MeElh nney and Ch s ne Coa s we e n a ge of he recreat on for the even ng and I() ected a se es of games A stunt was presented b Judy Bwt cher and Darla Schafe who sang a duet The Crawdad Song Da a and Judy were hostesses and s-erv-ed doughnu s and c de w h. the ass s a nee of he mo h rrs Mrs Schafe and Mrs a Bu che 0 he g Is p esent we e Ma y Ca ro Swanson D anne M Comas Carolyn We -s Texanna \\ h e Char ene Dav s Unab e o a -end thiS f s mee ng we e El en Du on and Do a McKee .-Taylul" itet~omes Dirmor 1Sllver:ttfllle a wo tb rty at the S~VeJVlll~ Funeral servM:ei for J 't Methodilt Chu.rch tbe marr ••e Wh te were held (rom the Pome M ss Joaaa Brewer anti Mt Jolla oy Church of Ch L!l Thursday Dobh ns was solemmzed by a a 2 p m w h. the R v Donal<! m ~· e.r ! om Rqt.lanf) Tber l'PP Seevers and the Rev J LelliQ .t.t~dr:d ~Y ¥r aqd ?tfts ~Oifl Kunze oil cia ng Beat of Columbus JISO The E gflth D str ft F all Con pa week 1'4 and Mr Noah HilS~ ns ha e f4P'er.:S!e of the Arqer C!ID Leg on ece ved word from tlhe r son Aux l ary was he d n Lancas ~r Charles P Hask ns th&1 he Pv Thursdn The mOfP. lli sess on stationep a Pusan Korea s was called o order by' Mrs Pau M s Roger Mo gQn and ch White. pres dent 9f tlle hos ess tfn t followed by htt. process on *en Ke th and Kath a of the d st JCt pre~hfen d s ng the. weekend w h tr ct and depa11.tment off ce s and Dayton Ad ennc M s Ju c M teh and past p es dents of he d str ct Ann Rupe se o nu ses a Hobe Hosp a Schoo of Nu s ng Gal ._ Mrs W II am Baxte Pomero~ plshaebecn ng he dlStnct pre!i dept ntroduced t1 d str ct and department off e~ s fan 1 es Carla Daune Owen who conducted a scho11l of nstruc t o as fol ows L do MagMru ployed n Columbus GalHpol &, eh ld welfare Mrs Alec the weekeml w h he 8.1• r Jackson Amer can sm Mrs and Mrs Ca 1 Owen Leo Searls and h s o der daugh Norman Wayland M ddleport e er Mrs Robert C • g have re habll tat on Mrs Lee Moor• Zanesville d'partmen~ sec et~ y turned from Columbus where M s pres dents and secretary Searles s r~over ng sat sfactor ly af e a go te operat on a work and Mrs Baxter membe ob p Grant Hogp tal on Tuesday. I N na Russell teft Fr day fo J M 9 Eugene Cia k Cleveland and w II be accompan C ty ed the a:roup s ng ng and ed home Sunda by he aun M- s Jl.!rs Frank Harvey of Athens "a Edna La ng who has been v s ng conO'ent on p an st Mr and Mrs Ha y l a ng and fam y Following a noon luncheon serv M s Muga et Cru osho e ed lly the hostess un t the afte r oon sess on was ca ed o o de umbus a r ved lf'r day for a js by Mrs Saxter who presen ed he w th her mo her M s Cather e Burns and M and M s Wa ter guests Devon T pple post e on mander Elmer Rober s d s c fa r s Mr and M s F anc s Mo M commande and James Wagonse Rae ne a nd M ss Bess Sanborn w I ler department commander and eave Sunday for Tennessee o each extended greet ngs.e v s Esbhe L Hoyt fo a few day ~rs Lee M.f.lo e departmen Mr and M s G G Werner anct secretary gave the idd ess of h son Pe h;o~ e been s t ng n afternoon and Mrs Paxfe epo Mar on 0 whe e he attended ed on he nat ona conference he a Ho e Show and odeo \1. s in Wash ngton D C Al off ce s Werne and Mrs c a ence Cl ne and guests were n roduced omd v s ted Mrs Harry Moo e and Mrs eacb spoke br ef Y Sam Tay or a New Matamo a After he bened ct on by M s recen ly and a ended a ra~b t Flo~ce Venr c Lancaster a ea show a e Oh o Sta e Ca grounds Mr And M C W Cia k and was g ven by the hostess un t The next conferf:nce wt be he d Mr and M s Jack Bachne wI n Rae ne spend h weekend n Cha cston w th e at ve nd w ce b a e the b hday of M Clark s f Members of the Pomeroy un ther op Sunday attend ng were Mrs George Mo ery pres tient M ss J enn e Su M s No m n Wayland p es EiJelstem Mrs. Dey Hyse Mrs dent of the Au x:' a of Feene Jed Webster Sr ancJ. M s Baxte Benn t po Arne can Leg o and M S dney P kens we e n Lan as e Thu sd ay o a end h Fa( Confe ence of D r t E gh M s Wa and s R hab a on ha rman of the d s c M s Pau W mr B adbu y en e ed Io z r Hosp a Thu sday I Pomeroy./v\lddleport, Ohio IServices Are IFot J f W#t(fe I at the poet oftlee at Geae a1 Maaqer Cit)' J:tltor The DAILY SENTI Saturday October 9 1954 Ohio • UP FOR ADOPTION OF Til& >11:1"' MAllON ... ,.. Pubhshed P.Very: aHeJ".rQOI. e:r;eept Sunday br The Ohto V"alle.J tlen lne I nc a 1 0 Mechanic 8 Pomeroy 0 Buslness ot ce phone M td ut.ial fol8\(:e phor.o 38'i-. Y.nlered u Pomeroy Obio M1~le!»ft n 1'"' ------ Pharoah-Land Seen In New Motion Picture n he p ctu e a e ts scenes of a havoc w eck ng deser s nd stonn a hand o band cornUa w th b tJn edged swords an eptSode n wh ch Taylo and Thompson s age a marta ftgh. n a cavern n a cl fl hun-d eds of fee above Robert Taylo Eleano Parker a valley and he ry cl max nd Ca o Thompson a e he 1n wh ch an a a a nche eveals of Va ey o he K ngs he whereabou s of a sec e cham Dew MI-G M p c u e open ng a ber n he tomb of a Pha oa h hl' Temp e heatre th s Sunday F med on ocation n Egyrp n co o a he exact s te of some of ht' new d scover es wh ch have exc ed wo d w de a tent on he s o Y el s of an exped on to e~k he an en t easure of h Pha oahs almost a pa a le of he Egyp an exped ons now n he Qews The funeral boa of Cheop s d ~overed re<!ent y nea lle great Pyram d whe e he open ng / enes of tb.e p cture take pii!Ce was d recUy unde he fee ot h e Hol )'Wood s a. s nnd ech n c ans f lm Bg the sto abou 'Seeke aft(: s m Ia rei cs I was w tten by Rober p osh and Kar Tunbe g a.od was d r ected by P osh whpse p ev ous f ms nclude Ba t eground and Go Fo Broke Robe t T~tylor comes o the role of he Amer can archeolog st fron h s h n Kn ghts of the Round Tab e Mass Plftker makes her s~ou~ appe•ra~e w til Tay a ~ th Wlid~ she co-starred n J\d;tQVf! 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w ng sta e& d he g ea es nun be of :m P Oh 0 du k h e s pur a.<ied 42 625 o( he amps n he ll5 95::1 ea and 43 08 n 953 954 To a sa e h oughout he oun amoun ed o 2 27 430 tlu g he pas ea Th os $2 00 and e e on who hun wa oU a nab e ea h )'ear S OS Ofli es wa erfow seas n n Oh o ope s 2 00 noon on Mondav U ob oses Decembe A -s da shoot n,g m h befo e unse Th da y bag u d ck no o nc udc n han on hooded me ganse ood au k canno be hun cd h s Tn£> posses n m on e gh On ge e e da Jy e and h possess on m fi e An me gansc s fish du k a ken h yea mus be n d n he da y bag m af U k nd he posses on 0 e gh duck h he wood o k pen cason hou d tak n fu sw ng hun e n c of he fa ba a u e)' on d ed a p ng by h Oh o D on o W i1 fe nd ca ed h I •d At I rst the s ud o planned 0 f lm two end DHS one s how ng Chessman saved -and h e o he bavmg hJm executed But now the plC ure w ll be out before a dec son s made abou.t him the d recto expla n er We actually don t end he p eture eathe vay I f mshe before t s dec ded whether h he s executed C:h•Nm.tn Got SIS.OOO h " k popu a on had n ea ed obou 10 p cen o e h P ous yea The woodcock ea pe ed on 0 h nd h ough No embe bag un fou gh se on m make h m a he o I he case h story af a c m nal o show lioome of the c cwns ances h brough h m 0 h s fa e We go back h s ch d hood ar.d show b s fam y eat ngha y food h s f<.t he a s u c de He s eals a car to mpress a g and hen a gun H s Own Fault A he end he ea Z' s he s n he dea h ce tb ough h s own Ches maa s port aye l by an up an -eom ng ac o B I Catnpbe he cop lot n he popu ar H gh Anrl The l\1 gh y HlS ea younger b o her te B b aeneesednp (ampbe s p ay ng Ch s man a h udy h.ou d a ou h nan c nd add ses o In today 1 &c:Mie th• d r•cto Game Manag men Se on, Oh had h s ac ort et.cap ng n a D s on I W d e 500 Dubl ~:ut n half "brat ng car w th a Road Co umbu 2 Oh o A b p ocess 11cr"n p cture of a to m w be en h ghway fllcbr ng beh nd hun e be d ou a tham Att. th• .shot Campbel c ose of he wood o k cason Th c mbed ou of the dummy ur andsad h f nfo rna on wan ed o a numbc o v.ood ock r ushe Th d a ogue s n \l'ery a en o m 1 wa bo n n Ncwa k N by hunte n he ab e oun e o gh I hoped ha n ma on an J and an a ound w h eobaned haw lnoecea y k d:s We useo o s ea f om g Dce y o es and pu Ilea s show h. d s u on and abu dance of woodco k n Oh o and One of my pals wound up n S g S ng li h.adn been fo w I p hap esu n be m pa en d s p ne I m !Zh agemen and hun ng of be h oo e len gan e b ongs and ng damage clam esul ng f om po u on n ht> I k ng R er n L ck ng Coun w c ed on Sep ember 29 h ough he e fo s or he A 0 ney Genera aceo d ng 0 th Oh o D v son of w ldl (e The po u on was epo ed y caused by he ace den al d ~eba ge of ba m u hem cal nto h ver and I sh we e k led as a ult 'l"he da~age pa d o he [) W d fe o he os 0 .amoun ed o S2 000 00 NOTte• OF liiL&CTION ON TAX LIVY IN EXCESS OF !'HE TEN MIL!,. LIMITATION NOTICE IS hereby i \en ha n pursu.aru:e of I Re&o ut on of h Counc l or he V I age of Sy Rcu e Meg~ Coun Y Oh o passed on 3 d day of June 954 he e w be subm d to a ote of h peop e of sa d V age of Sy acu e a he Gl"ne a Ele on o be he r1 n he s a d V I ag of Sy a u Me gs Coun Y Oh o a he egu P a e of ¥0 ng he e n on Tue da 954 he 2nd day of Novembe Th Oh o D 8 on of he ques on of le y ng n ex e fo se e a yea l'lll been test n ~ of he te n m I m a on fo h a u ypes of u e boats be ef of he V llage of Sy a u pen up b anes nd f sh n for he pu po e of p o d ng add h e weedy ke ona fund s fo current expen Th pas surnme a e Sad tax be ng Add onal T x ed bo w s es ed f'!x ens vely a a ate no exceed ng: 3 rn n I wa unci o wo oJi: n mo f each doll a of a ua on urn ance In orne case wh ch amoun o Th y C n how e wh e he wa e was Jes fo ea h one tund ed do a han w n he rteep and va a on fo f ve y a s whe c e a n k n or wa e The Poll fo sad B ec on w w I e th ck h be open a e 30 o ork A M n boa me logged cma n open un 6 30 o ock The e p opu s on omes from ,. M Easte n S anda d T m wa pump k ng w er n and day h n fo ng ou a g ea p e By ' de o h e su e h ough a nozz e on he bo Boa d of E m of he boa of Meg un y F'u he es a p anned Robe t N C a k and hoped Cha man dved AbertGoekn w n a Cle k Sep ember 28 95'1 cums an s 9 16 23 4 c Some of he mo d ama managemen p aeuces be ng and nd ca es the tremendou p ed out n Oh o oday ar.e due v ty of h s lake Tes n ng va ous f sh emova p Ojec , s bene carr ed oul al p e5en Th s p 01ram has ernQved 24 169 to determ ne any s gn f can pounds off sh !rom Gu lfo d Lake changes n he f sh population an for ns an~e w th n he ast three cree cen1us next spr ng w II mea m(mths Th s f gure~ ou to fl sure any effects of the remova pounds of f sh per acre removed f sh. ng suceess A I 6363-J I 0 b don he me / n~ E en f the 537 add onal emer gene} ht>Sp tals e app oved h s J Io.s.atp -------·......-..-;-( 17 l Help Wanted ~00 lft:W HAMPSHIRE RED PUJ, ~-- WANi'£D-CM!JI(IEII to LETS 7 month old In p:r:oduc ti® OscJr We~r 2 m lf-5 East of Cb~ster on JU m 1().;8.6tp ~ Phone :t ... dohver papers n -tbe Jtfo~Akey Ru.lt vi cln tr Good ro•l§ IIUIIII"~ benet ti Ul-e:.u -- FOR WE OR "l'llADE--4130 Bale• man to dr •• ~ G!'th er trasb and UrbNe Ul to\11'11 al •o ~bore~ $80 month pd #!Om mls!l on Jloom f DICfllltU'Y SOBER soybean hay WUI TRADE for anything Mayford Harr 9 Ra eme O}J.Io Phone "684 Pomil! roy w.B-3tp Phono Slii-M l0.1lte (2061 '9"' lorp lorm tool• PLACE OF SJ\LE-Etv n FarUl Hem ~ Grwo TillE OF SALE 10 a m neq, 0 Box T~~rMJY O<tobjlr U Terlll¥ ,ol oJit>-CASH For addl t attal •ntomwttion call 4M: Cha!~! H Wjse adm n strator of the estate of Osca Erv n deceased WAIID Agent for Farm U... I MAX reau lnsurantf! Companies. Auto B01TLED G~S--lnstallation and 10.8-31c Ltle-Ftre 0111<• Phone .., £v<oo. serv ee SSt us for prtces lt\JT lngo 92 X tHO-If H:: O:::E:-cSK = A:-::TE=:-S LA)'ID FURNITURE • Rutlano Girls WHITE:--:S::: Good cond t on Mrs Ray Evans AUTO FIRE UospltollzatlOII IJft e-110 tl Phone 457 X after ~ 30 P M Jnsurance Bonds Prudeotill I0-2-3to Travelers l.aU Don MulleR Pomo (2) Of eroy 1-14-tf HOME KIT.LED PORK for sale Sm th Cafe Pon eroy 1()..{1 6 c We w sh to exlend our heartfelt INSURANCE hank& and app ec at on fo the APPLES AND CIDER Open da ly Auto-Flre-BUI'Ilar1 acls of k ndness messages of and Sunday untl 9 p ¥n New W.lnd 8torm-SporUma..a . . . sympath and beaut fu flora Haven Orchard New Haven o,.neral Uab1U&1 offer ngs f om our many fr ends Phone 24688 9 22 30 c ROBERTS INSURANCE n ou sad bereavement n the .\GENCY loss of ou .be oved son and Good used PIANO $50 Tuned and Marvin A Robert.l Arent del vered E A Grate V n on Phone 338 X hmero' Ohl• b other Roger M ller We es Ob o Rt 1 Phone Danv e p c ally thank Roy Russell pas or Robert Purtell and the 10-8-Stc Ew ng Fune al Home GRAY wooL sUIT gray coAT !21) The Herbert M Her Fan: ly w th .Jur collar s ze 38 Call FOR SALE-S oom house ronsast 10 9-ltp eo34--Y afte. 3 p ITJ 1Q.8-3tc ng of 2 fQur room apartme.nta -,------~------~ each w th ba h and pr vate en HAY CQRN ~STRAW Chari"' !8) trance_s Bo h a e comp etely flirBlsse I Eagle R dge Road M n n shed. a:nd renled at •130 Jler 11 m41nth Will sell Ill a low pr ce 1951 FORD V8 2 d Dlx Sedan f sold n October Chuck Hy $895 Blaet nar s I t on Phone 103 J 10 7 Otc sci ' 567 F ont St M ddleport Card Some Measures Have Been Taken To b M r • IF YOU HAVE A blem and need 171 Y or wr te P Pomeroy Defend Nati_on Against All Out Attack d P c 1u e O£' n pad for before the 15th of month followinc JnaertioD ( 1) Not1ces I I " Full rate of 2 ceab per word be charged for advartish:tJ 1f IRONING to do at home Card of Thanks anc.. Special N~ 411 of Oscar Erv n s penonal t ces of Events pr nted. at PrGp.CI'itf wdl lte sold uclJAdine lar clasalli.ed rates ,.., -<~Jevrolet ~ ton truck Ex publl11hed at l ce-.nt Der word cellent ~9Clditlon 1 wo k horse lPQII ll lwnber 01/.~ m~~<ellao For th s f m b ograph h real fe cen al cha acte g $15 000 bu he h.:J.d noth ng Ths she astof hee d1 Russ a can Jt now and w II be from targe cen " on foo f hey say abou he ocr p patches on Amt ca unde able to h harde and h.arde as had an hoW'' wa n n& couW hs.rd Sears sad he d d not wan atom c th eat The fo ow ng d • t me passe he U S C v De y get from the r desk to an ns de ta k o Che man fa fea of b patch by Un ted P ess atom c ng nfLuen ed by h s p e son fense p og am s n no sense t1 corr do before IBM and ts hy •liiP• t Joseph L Myler te Is Y '<llhat has been done n c: \1 I de ash hu y up p OJec drogen warhead h t What w II the I ••nt up to San Qu-.,t n $0 fense and what ema ns to be [ M s Kather G Howa de defense formula be then w• could make an auth•nt c done co"' Pf 1b1 r daafh row h!! pu y c v 1 defense adm mstrator A c v I defense spokesman sa d BY JOSEPH L MYLER said '"aut I pu posely avoided ecen ly '1Ut the f nger on some of evacuat on w ll stU be feas ble .,.,. . n m Un t!d P ess S aff Cc respondent he programs defic enc es for the c tel spared n the ( s I m PU t ng Chessman on he \\ASH NGTON P Am Though 40 c t ~s a e push. ng de m ss le attack screen mpa a1ly We don h fa po fense s u l es all c t es should be wh.ether he L!l gu y o- not b and H mak ng such p a'ns us ell h s 0 TJre FOR SALE Oft fRWE-10 acrea of land and 1easoned umber fo s x room house y, nu e ou of corporation on 33 P:hone Pome roy 421 y 10 7-3tp Charged \ds recc ved by mall telephone g ven rareful t oo ! I 1o-5-7te lion enoth•r •PP"I 'to MYI his I f• H• hN hlr..t •n aHomev w th the funds of hit book Cel :1455 on which the f lm s b.at --- -,·:::--::::;, SWEET CIDER and DROPPEIJ 100 000 f or mo e FRESH CUT APPLES De c ous Staymfn POPLAR wALNUT or CHER W nesap and Rome BeautY RY LOGS Del vered to Ball Web5te Orchards nE"ar Chester Run See or wr te Ivan Car0 g 11 tf man Pume oy Ohio Route 2 Errors n Advenising-Bhould reportt'd mml!'d ately The tlnel w n no btl' r~>sponsible more than one neorrect inter- I I Wanted j -:c-- - -- Ratea 2: cents PQt word one In aertion M ntmutr. barge 50c 4 cents per word for Jhree aecuttve lnserhons Spee ai-Qne month "or 2& per word. S:n1Jscr1pt on rates az (91 For Sole f.....- loa.tv 14111tor l.UCILLI' IIU.I.MI H.\WIUNS Phane 6244 Thonks I [-=----=---=-----· Real Estate Auto Soles ----- D=o ~~Uncexcellent ~I ( 14) For Rent ea ha s no enough A hough m Ions are be ng p n for a ack wa n ng equ p men b} h s y a nd only 53 pe cen of the people w he o c ~d by such dev ces Ob o 10-7-6tp $89!5 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE 1951 DODGE 2 dr Sedan 20 ACRE FARM n Ches er Town B aet nar s Pomeroy 10.9-6tc 1 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT and sh.1.p on f!ashan Road Minersville OF BONDS 2 THREE ROOM apartments Ma 1 Route Good out b.u ldlngs !952 OHEVROLET Dlx 4 dr Se n ba hs and garage Wand rfu~ Small ho Jse good cellar a:ood dan $ 100 BlaeLtnar s Pome NOTICE ' he eby g ven that n ~me locution RE~ONABLE Phon c stern REASONMILE Dorea pursuance of a Resolut on of tht' ur • 10 9-fltc E ~ 201 y 10-l! 3tp Arnold M nersv He 10-1'-0tp Board Of Educal on of the Co urn hough he e. are 4 500 000 de!en e wo kcrs many mo e b a Local School D str ct Me gs 19a3 PONTIAC D x 4 dr Sedan SLEEPING ROOMS Close n $ 695 Blae tna s Pome oy rn u be nduce o a n them County Oh o passed on he 3rd town 127 Butte nut Ave Porn FOR RENT OR LE+'lE 10-9-61< es fo he wo k ha could day of May 19M there w I b eroy 1().4 6tc BEAUTIFUL t.I()DEIIN COUNTRY subm tted to a vote of he peop e HOME-Four becJ rooms a n d =:--:-==----:-:-he esofohes op 8 ROOM MODERN Dwc ng 5 of sa d Columb a Local School 1953 HUDSON Horne Ha d bath. k Ch$0. w th new modern $1~ Blaettnar s oom apartmen f r st floor AI hou gh s a es and c es bave D s ct at the General Elect on s nk and cab nets Electr e hot u up some 15 m I on dollars n to be held n he sa d Columb a Phone Pome oy 310 M water good coal furnace Com 10-7 I n a h ng c v rlefense funds t s Local Schoo D s ct Me gs Coun b nat on laundry and recreation b ous ha our home govern ty Oh o at he regular places of 19!13 BUICK V8 Super Rivier~lilDEAL TRAILER SPACE ava I o'om witb ftre place Screened able nex.t to h gh school Phone Cpe ~95 Blaettnar 5 a e under nsured n th s vot ng there n on Tuesday the n sun porch Excellent bome for roy 6094 X I 0-8-6tc f pe 2nd day of November 1954 tlle ch ldren C ose to con.liohdated What About You? I quest on of ssu ng )onds tJf sa d school w th. bus aerv "e Prlvll Columb a Local School D str ct n ege or hav ng garden and pon)' So much ow gove nmen 8 de the amount or Fifty F ve 'l'housand Wil rent or l,ease to a person n n es Whrt abou yo Mrs Dollars $55 000 00 for the pu w th steady ncome of not less w ds says you need pose of mprovtllg en a g ng w th A e S than $350 00 per month Con 40 k tact BERNIE SAXTON far,m 5 A he a a ea n or near your f reproof add ton modern I% ng amng n m Je north of Rutland on Rut h .v d sas e f rs a d k t and and equ PP ng the present school Lud o nd u and Harr sonv lie Road OCto. ab o use a th ee day emer building and acqu ring add t anal on p n nd h bet 7 or loth from 9 a m until gen }' supply of afe food and wa land therefor as p ov ded by law wo k be 6 p m or cal MRS CHAS COMPLETE WHEEL •LIGIIMENT r knawledge of how o f ght The mu:i.rpurp number of years gen y cq S ockp HANING LANCASTER OIUO r Red Cross nstruc on n durmg whtch sllCh bonds are 0 b e ng and Balancing Servlceeii~:~~~ Phone 74 for appo ntment Th a Soh o Phone 636'7 ~ f a d and h.ome nurs ~g a btl rUJI 1 20 yean~ e be home 1S 14 m les from Cheah re e Y operated rfd_io fQ sJ:aelter use Tbe estunated avera&e add ton OS 4500 IMMEDIATE PO$SESSION n ase of power f• lu e know at t4x rate ~mounts to Twenty 10-6-<ll"p dgP. of the emergency A)( rad o Three And Two Tentha Cents for (Q) han els o er wh ch you w II get earh one hundred doll'llrs of val u ns uGt f)D.S if~ sastt P~uat uat on which s 2 32 mdls fDr each ( 16) ens ab l Y to rec-ogniZe tilt!: I r one dollar of valuat on outs de of pe wa n ng s gna s the I m tabon Unposed by Art cle ' on 3 ROOM COTrAGE near Forked 537 Th e evacuat on of targets plan XD Sett.l.on 2 of the Const tution Run Lake Cat 43 li 10-6-lltp a um e ea ly enough warn q to J,S cert fed by the CGunty Aud• pu n effec That n tW'n ts tor h p n funrl umes he man attack at lea,.t The PfUs for said ,J!:leetion will g en w come f om the north by air opaa at 30 oeiQdl: A M and PIA:N6 TUNING rep1.1r ng and clean ng E A Grate V nton de n e eq u pmen P ane remNB _.... tUI'Ji.J 0::1'1 q ~lte~ p Oh o Rt 1 Phone Danville 0 he ag n es ha e ] Bu both }M{Un ted States aad M Eastern Standard Ttme of saad 10-8-61< nd es w h de Russ a a e work ng on the ex day Plenty of gOOjl ~ retrJge0 a ng ou he emely h gh speed long r.anJe nlors Come and #I 'eiD' By order of the e pon U es The gu d d messenger of deatructlon. .INGEll ~G HACIIINE Board of Elect ons ()pea EftftiiiO b 4.,mtrte•t n ns u ons on how o ca led th.e ntercont nental batHs BepreantaUve h' Pi!m!:eroy Of MetiS Couuty Oh I) n d ng a n h. ck cs n ss le Many nformed per a.IJ4 Vlei1)Jtf eYeey week For Rober~ N Clark ON TilE ll!QPa= ng d b a U on wha sons among them Sen Stuart S)' pul'C!hue or rep,tr ofJSewmi CORNI!lt "IN MtDD RT Chairman h e o pub m ng on D Mo former Becre Jlocbln.. Call 01" Wf!le Sin Albert Gloeckner n a as y o he A,i Force bel eye ger Sewing M'1c.hlne Co Z5 Clerk North Coort S1 Albeftl ,,., ,''"''''" Russ a may be w nn ng the :rate Dated September 28 1954 Ohlo ~ P o perfec he IBM (10) 2 9 16 23 ftc e a p h ng np a ne s Day Conference Middlepert Personals Mrs Howard Nolan and Mrs n Jenk Orgomzes 4-H Club Held In LanCC«$ter havel4r been on vaca on Jo he A II Mary Rawlmgs Enters Rothe•ter Umvernty I =------ I I I I I I For Sale BARGAINS GALORE • (20 l Busme11s Serv1ces j a In BAKER'S USJP $TORJ I Trume~n Morris CANDIDATE FOR Congress lOth DISTRICT QlJESTION 11 Are you n fa vor of raunng ndivtdual per st)naJ e¥empt ons on your n come.tax from $600 to $700 ANSWER Your Congressman voted aga nst tt ~arab 18 1954 12 Dq you !JII'!k laru cOI"pora t on atockholder1 sh'ould be g veq ~l~ef at thfl pense all other ta~:~~;eer,s? Your ~o~;l!'••~man an I I j Advance warn ne 0! a tack bv NOTICI OP ILICTION such. a m ss. e would be a matter of a few m nutes at best PeoPle The IUlOual election ror d recto a who m ght get a rouple of miles ~f the Met.ll Couatr Agr culture 8oc ety will be held lD the eourt LEGAL NOTICE r.oom ~ tll.e KelJJ County Court House Pomeroy Oh o on Satur Sealed b ds w 11 be rece ved ,.t day Nov G 19M tle off ce of the Cle k V Uqe of M ddlepor un J 7 P M Qt:tober PoiJs w Jl open at 1 P M and 7 18:)4 on Lo No h parJs of close at 3 P M 1 Lots 63 65 66 61 r. C{.lalpo;t Pet t oas may be secured now tJcorpo a ed n the V llJta:e of M dd eport Fo complete deKr-P. aeeretarz of Me p cou,.ty on reference made W Deed )Jook culture Soclety 13 Page 323 Me gs County All pelit1!!!1fo IQBI be filed ~ llh Record• the secretary uven (7) days ~e Albs ract or certlf cate of tilJP fqu lllo """"~~~ olll<lli!l! ol dirt< at the expense of .succudul bit{~ ton is held d n dd I t te I e ~ er mus 1 e reason what PUTPOI!Ie property u lo ~ used 'l'he Villa~e reserves (10) .Jq..,., ght to reJect any and all b d1 BEST BAtTERY ' BUY I h may IH' d op g $ 25 000 l'h I De1 e' I ° "" r nd n do ;~ fo ., eapp P a on 0 $ 3()(1 000 a a k 0 wa n ng de e Th s wh ma y a p ann ng sa wh ty o he s a de h ac o agen D sp e Lhe 11 un n t lrf 8 T Russell Mayor ATTEST C 0 Murr.. y Clerk • •o (10) 2, 5 31e ......" ~· ,;:w.~e -'! ~·r~t!..':l;·;. .Jt.t :si:iWN" ~~=Y Guatlv otopJII!d lfOtlapd Will \Ill ArmaW>nf 1111 (8 ''11"":• I1 Scholll: 11W~ c:..hi!..t - - ltODNEV I)OWIII1Nfi a Glass" for Boys pndGirls AOOJ~II'I' Lll• c"""'"'•ild~ Real Esrore ~rok~r flllf., J'I!OitM • -~ iY IVA CARPENTER r sa qr~or alternoon Oet<lll$t ~ 1' Spe< a m~s c was prov ded by [ Jo~pn ,. ~· F qes fltu!IJI\'' pi i~hool students who sang pn ':(I froqt /t-rij.Ona and Bey on(\ the Sun Th. .i w~s tbe frat w~dip~ to 1 be held n this eh11rch BUf a \fas n Be-ech lirove cEe\ meter llld pa j be!} , 1 were Mr and Mrs S dnEJy Durst en be Rob nson Cha les G bbs H e a n~d some fr ends and. ulf E BOney Ra ph Wd1cer CpnrRd veA Wednud&¥ even na: Thoa, Ohlil'l ger and Denver }cappl~ and p esen we e Mrs Farm e Davll he Kn ght s Temp a werf guard of Shelf eld Ala Mrf Ht~nrtetta of hon or Mc0ad~ Mrs ~te M lis e1 Portand Rudy Durst and dau&hte Serv ees \\ e e also conducted Ma garet Mr and Mn Eber Car Tuesday even ng a he Ew ng penter of St versv 1 e M •qd Funj: a1 home b) the Oh o Val'! e) Mrs Joe c rcle and daugbt~r Comm :ind€' Y No 24 KT J oyce !lf Sp ler and Mr and Mrs Com ng fo he se v ces Wf!re Wh "'e M ,. HaEdoldwSauer M dd epo t M and 'f " 3 R•lpb .. Ma y I ou Wh e M ss Judy Wll ~ ard of PorUan~ and 1¥fr M Clarence Wh te Kenneth and Mrs Howard Allen and cb I K nnea and !lot and Mrs Har y d en we e Sundaf guestJ of ~r 1 and Mrl B R A lea Ashwo tb a of NeUonvll e to the Nortb Qorollao berd!" Be eve se Answer your youngsters ~all for ' something g~ 1 < With a tall cpol glass of m1lk- bnm full of health and body bUIIdtng I •'1!-•1 •ed b"'"'... 'li••PS•r lind Pomeroy PersonaI I I J~iM&i! 's\AR I I I I ____ I I t W eekemJ AI His Hom4! v.:t:~J ·~~~ ll,: or Mr and a d Mrs two ch ldren spent Chandlersv l e )4rs ~·+n on Br .\J ~~ 8.a way Hit • ullui!U4 ~ .._ .... eYer graced a moUon 9ietanl J!Oie!'jl t Ill~ bl'!l\4 ~"" Dem M"art n antt 'frrf t.:lwil" TethnleoJor comedy L vn1.g it Up " W~JCh 1.5 due to open Sunday at the llleip Tbeatr.e Baaed on dl~i:t Broadway .mueiC:al t"ht iriou. pa(jkage of mirth and melo dy <J>o>~rs Jonet Lello and 1!:4. ward Arnold w th F ed Clark b.,_. th~ opeBblll IUbaidl .. H I Oh o fower Company with head quarttrt at Ctbtoa and tbe new ""-t~m c dane na se&Dr Taylor bu been auoe ated ·~t oa Sheree ¥orth w th Ob1,.o state 11lnce 1827 reThe hO't:'£1 a aet:ond story &:!04 cew i.he qniver1Jty s D 1t1n r:erDJ Jerry Lew 1 as. a wbt~Ue gu sh~ s.,~ce A<Ward lta-2. sto,P at.Uon muter who comes He servJWI 11 lt"QC a e profeaaor of a~ mlina: from l~ to 1832 to t.be hiF c ty u euest of new.. MJ'Pt!:f ed tor Fred Clark alter lt cba rmu of the departtnettt frop1 b11 bet~n w deb' reported tha he 19ilb to tWO md profmor of ac il u4io4tt ve an" hu on 'Y a eountio, from 1@33 Be waa nam •horl t me to bve Under the dt ed bpsiqeas m~••er in 1tl6. viec r,ct on of a sob-lister ne\Wpaper pret ~en.t in and treasurer teJ)Orter Janet Le gh Jerry a:ets last year tbt ~elebr ty treatment He s He ,..., a 10ember o Ob o GOf FlllOf ll,¥' blmsell no nd whu lo ernor J~bn W ~ricker 11 Cf blnet apd bellold it s disco end that In 1939-43 !f!rvlng u dlr.,:tor of b)! L!l 8J healthy as a mule and UguQr controJ During Word Wa t~at C:OWltry doctor Dean Mart n n he Wf.S an Ar~Q¥ 1 eute;nant bad d .enosed h s case ncorrectJy colqnel and cb ef of tbe Cos Ac Tq_a of j:ourse s the story count ng frOJ:eduru Sect on Of bu.t t has o be seen to be bel ev I ce of lbf! fl&Cal Dlfeetor head ed Advance repo s b erald L v quar ers Artily Service Forces 1n lDI It Up as he m,at del ghtful the Pen~gop Jn World War I be ~ t ol bilar ty ever o have b een served w th tbe AEF Corps of Ea sef\led up by Dean and Jerry gtne~rs n tr1nce this ce.rta n.ly akes n a mul Born n P.erth Ambo) I'i l ·l ie ~u4e of Ul fh at Dean and Jerry recelvfl~ h1s 8 S n Economkpre about as funny a pa r of buff from w~,rtJ)p Schoo of Finance oons I?Ver ~o appear n an) enter Un ver b' of P.enasytvan a b s ta nmen med wn lt' A from tb~ Un verSJty of Acconlflany ng: th e br gh bust North Dakota aad the bonoracy deg ee of Dortor of }Jus ~t:ss .t\.d ling humo n L v ng It Up s m n ttrat on from Bowl ng Qreen a ver taqle cal.vacade of brand uneUn vers ty Pr or to JOn ng the ne-w song h s by he op un h team of Jute S yne and Oh o State ta~ulty h was asso Bob H ard These a e pe rfor c ate profeasor of account n.g and med by Dea n and Je r) Sh.&ree head of the Account ng Depar No th \} ho has aken h nat on men at the Un vers y of No th by storm appear n ;~ erbU& Dakota seq ut'n e w h zan Jerry D Taylor s co au ho f sev e a account n&" textbooks a ce L V ne: I Up was p oduced f ed publ c a~coun 'n and p o- b) Pau Jon es and d rct~ed by m nent n seyera p ofess onal o No m n Ta og a pa who have gan zat ons He 1.s a pas~ p es den work ed s de by de su crs~ully me n he pas The fast of he ..lltl~riJ:-.n Accoun n¥ As man paced ng s eenp ay Was oc a on the Cen a As oc at on of College and Un e y Bus ne 10 fash oned by Jack Rose and Mel e Sba son f om t'he smash Office s he Oh o S a Facu y nus ca h Hazel C ub a,d Beta A pha P p ofes B oad\\a s ona accom ng f e n y He F agg also s a forme d ec o of he A o of m nds were pu to 01'1 o Sac e y of Cer f ed Pub c gethe o malt- L ng I Up A uuntants a !o me Be a Cam In h s ca e he cooks made he rna S gma execu comm t ee b oth a sp cy I ve y fd mov ng, member and s a membe of h ~ p ece o ga a n e a nmen Arne can Jns tu e 0 A counl F om al adva nce repo ts Lv an' ng I Up s e e ybod s bowl ol fohy oh q• pr Jl"~~ B TIYI'lf •••• Pre Those call ng on Eber Carp1!ft e and fam ly Saturday were Mr Charles MeKelv~y and daurhter II'P.ft'P't' p; Tb< Ob o Slate Un'" Rockland Mi's M ld ed Well\1 an:i vetlity Columbus has been elect ch ld en of Columbus Mrs 01 ve Ta bot of Po tland ar.d Mrs Joe ~~ rcle and daughter Sp ller ~MOORI Robe Du st and Mr •nd Mrs AtteJldance at Sunday Sch!)Ol Ebe Ca rpen er \)'ere bus n~!S Oetobl:!r ~ was 'ro w th an olferin'g o s n Pome oy Tuesday West Shade of $$110 M s Fann e Du s and M BY MRS RUS$1;LL PAINTER Collage prayer meet ns was help 1 Go da Dee'll shopped n Pomeroy JJ,t the home of Mr aQd Mrs 1.. M Ma Ba ey pent Wednes Tuesday Iutton Wedneaday evefttDII day and T.h1,1 daY. w h Mr an Mr Alb na Gluesencamp man Phil W se son Donn e were Mrs M A v Howe P omeroy age-d her son Buds sto e at Po the supper guests of Mr aHd M'rs M s .. Jenn e Roush spen f om and wh e he and fam ly were n Harry Snyder Wedne1dty even n& Wednesda n Sun.day w h 'M Pa ke shu g 1uesday Mrs Dora Stratton was the ml rtl s F 0 d Spence Pome oy M a d M s Charles Van M-e l\1 Ma y Ba ey s ng w h. e and ch d E:n cal ed on Mrs Wedne&day n ght guest of M 1 Nellie Eb a 1\o p ooma Cu t and Mr and Mae Van Meter ecen y Mts At re Moore ::rpent Fr day f 1 M and M s A len Brewe I Sam Cu s a CW ays b ough ho •on Dav d ~om, n ght w th ber s ster Mrs C E 1 M 1\ and M s Lena d Lanham f om he S Joseph Hosp ta a ROescber of Chester Mr and Mrs Sherman Robe .M s W I am Cia k Mrs Don and lam 3- pen t he eekend w h Pa kt!rsbu g called on h s s !Iter Mr and M s atd B ck es and M s Olver e a es n M Far aml W Va Mr Max ne Durs and son V: c Cia k we e bus ness v s o s n M and Mrs Fred R ee Che to called on he mother M g M¢ n l\QbC:ft!l Saturday M and M s L W Meldau had Pa ke sburg w Va v. ednesday e c ed on M and Mrs W Co a R tch e recently as the r guests pver the weekend Mr and M s Edga Th rna He man F da~ e e.n ng the r daughter Mn Ralph Peters M and l\ s Harry Bruwn and Reedsville son J ohn and daugb e Zana :md and fam ly Charles Meldau of Col M s C yde B own we e o s fam y ca ed a the Pan e home BY LUCY KIBBLE umbus and Mr and Mr1 Raymond n Gall po 5 Thu sday S nday af e noon M and M s Roy M<l er and Pt and M Joe Ma ks w~ e Johnson of Petersburg W Va ~n Dona d aDd Donna Ma e M and M Pea Wallac a Spencer W Va Tuesday to a Mr and Mn. Arthur Ebl n and HallCk v s ed n Cha est on "' 1 1 enn ille a ed o M and M nd he fune a of h s ste n falh ly of Lancaster were he week Va ecen y w th M and M s W H man Sunday aw M s John Ma ks Mr 4lnd end guests of Mrs James Adam A be Dur The Du s s fo me J 1 W ckham A lhu 1\ s A e Ma ks Keno accom daugQ.ter L)'da Pome oy es den s ]eft F d y and M: and M ~ H e man paned hem o Spence eturn ng Young Peop e 1 meet ng on Mon fo a VL!I t n Tex and Cal fo 11 a a ended he hom ecorn ng a Hem he same day day e en ng at 7 30 Praye serv e Kaa on K I on who has b en ock Gro e Sunday af ernoon M s Marn e Pa ker Joppa v s on Thursday even ng at 7 30 con{ ne d to he home w h heu d here Monday w th M s Ch oe Mr and Mrs 01 vet LJnkenhok rna srn epo ed a mp 0 ng M and 1 s Ge a d V ol e M 1 of Columbus w:ere weeltend gues anrl expec s o e u n to choo Tuppe s p n a ed on M M s Ess Congrove has e u n of h s mother Mrs Hatt e L nken Jl'nn e Rou h Sunday cd f om a s w h he son Hay Monday hoke and daughte Barba <~ Aaron Ke on emp oyed M and 1\ John m nd a Ba t rno e 0 a Powha an a Fa and W Va ca M and M s E C Ba ley o llfo!l!!!!M s~ a weekend s Ke on nd Mrs Lcn'a d Lan Rae ne were Sunday guests of M and dau h e Kaa on e en n.g nd M W Randolph M a nd M s F ankl n tiY liMA 8 IHLE TUPPERS PLALNS M and M and ch d en D ck and Mr lJDd Mrs Char es Co net M and M s John Anderson of Jr who a e s at oned n Sou h of New Hyd e Pa k N J BY IDONIA PARKER Fr day n gh fo a s Pa ke bu g we e he e Sunday h Carol n(l we e ret::en guests of h gu o b ro me s unc F ed fo mer s pa ~n s M p;ue M and M \ p e an1 No w and M s Cole nan C<Jmpbel gue of M nd M \\ Cba les Co ne Sr Mr and M Jack Rosenbaum ecen y M and Mrs Frank Mil e hav~ Mr'S Ma C • r of Ch~e and ch (I en of Sandus ky a c u ned o he home n Colum VIS nt w h her daugn e M and M s Raymon M s F day fo a v s w h he r Ma on s pen he w ken bu end ng a s w th he fa he tielen F sher and Cam ly pa en M an.J M s F ed Rosen v h M and M F ank Shumway and Ge aid Ge ad V o e Bo n eeent y to M and baum and M s V c o Ha b ech M and M s Haro d Johnson Ke tb WoDds a daughter M and Cha les were recent VlS ors Mrs Jean Hamm a d son J m P easant ca ed on M Sa d s my were n Co urn bus Sa u da) on W W Brau recently Mrs L 1 e Ha dway ha n M and M s E F W lson a d bus nJ!ss Mr and ¥rs Jobn 1-hle and v s t ng he daugh. e n co urn Cha es K bQie of Reedsv lle and chi dren M ~ e q:np Palty we e h bus ndMsSWSmsofMn guests Qf M s lh e s pa Weekend The Youth F e awsh. p Of the M s Le a Fu on cd e al We Is drove o Zanesv fie eptJJ Mr and Mrs C D Reed of Morn ng; S ar EUB Church me on Guy Toban and a n Dow Sunday to s w th ltlr and Mrs M,. ~ I.SOB, ln~Jiii.Qa Fr day e en ng at the chureh ngton Robe Sams and Mr and ll{rs Jtarry Holter has been ass st ng basemen a 8 p m for he r Jun o Congrove and daughter mon h y par y M and M Ro and To enc M and Mrs Pau Ch Ide s &fld Dan• ltamm w th h s work ~ ~elen F s~er en er a ned Twcn ) of the Y F membe s and fam Y ha (" mu ed n o h bab} Ph lo we e here Sunday ~ e WUfkvood Garden Club recen we e present nclud ng! the r pas prope ty hey pu ha ~d know w h b pa ents Mr and Mrs ly Mos~ al we e present Hnd had tor Rev Roger B shop The e as he Magg e PD. ke P operty 0 f"n Ch lders n ng p og am began by the M and M s Ha ey Koen g ev and M s Parker West of a nee tme ~r agd Mrs Tpmn )' Rose M & ng ng of In he Garden The h ped M and M s K h Chaff Toledo a e announc ng the b th and Mrs Ha ow Rose and M s group d cussed he next mee mo c o Ch cothc en Y of a daugh e Heath Lynn on lma itoae of Akron were Sunda} ng and planned a Halloween par Sep 8 ty A dau~h e was bo n rec tly o Capt Donald T W ght of ~e iuesta of the r .parents and h oth er Mr and Mr La"rence Rose Comm t ees selec ed for the pa MJoe : rn L~ca~ e d w ck e)' Pa and Capta n Anderso were Refreshmen s Phyll s lhle Edrns• B md~e an~w da:u of he Coas Guard we e v s ors and Anpbel _--:--'.. 10o he e Sunda} Ve na Rose and Jean Hamm Enterta nn 'el t Mildred Jhle Le Bea e f F da Frank IA:!nt Bottom da Kraeu er Ph)rlt s Van Meter Cole v s ed M and M s Jes M s Laura Ruth Mrs Chlpe and Delmar H upm Newc I of nea Keno Sa u day M Is Dudley and Wayne Cheva ~J NIS QARUTT CHRISTY Cbrlst an Ende•vo of he G E k l er we e vLs o s o the Elmer Hull Oo the DecoratJon Comm t ee are Tom F sher Tmnmy CUrt s Mr and M e ge rnr c home a Success Sunday Othc S<!il'!!"Bethel EUB Cbur<b of S I w 11 meet Fr day n ght Dolores Kraeuter Aapabel Rose wbo have been s a oned tl Japan gues s we e M 1nd Mrs R chard ·.c' "" ""'--~ of Mr t!nd Mrs GaT 5 8 Charles Ihle Rev B shop and v ted M and M \ W Brag!! AI en o( Pa ker,bure S lver Rldee Nancy Shuler and retur cd to Pa ke shu g Mr and Mrs Herbert Sm th of ~o be oblerved Tllt! meeUng was d sm ~sed by Mr and M 8 Rob Jones Ak Char es an spent Sunday he e w h •Dfl R ta Watson Cyres1 prayer by RJ:v B shop afte on s ed M and Mrs Dona rl h s uncle !ack Sm th Barba a Frost and Leona Whlch the a:ro~ eDJOYi!d a snack Landon and fam y ecen y G an OsbQ.rn and faQl y uj of pqt luOit Many •afl\es were Mrs D Kes le Pa ke sbu g Lake ~ary F a spent the Ofeek been re~!U~!Ie<ll PI anti following tb~ kl~h v s ted he Dona d Landon fam iy end n the Dav s hGme M and Mrs Rex G een of C n c nna v s cd Mr and Mrs Joh Cprmel Soe~l ~IIlli ReanluJru Annourwe• Arbauth ecently Bas'kel 9Y ~ETTY CAlLETON 1J1rth A Dau¥hler M Mary C rtle a d son Mel The WSCS met at the Methods PTA wU even ng M s v ~n and daug~ter Mrs Hel n PerfY Mr aq~ Mrs Robert Re p~ar Ch reb Monday October }1 are aqoppnpJqg: the b rth of a Glellna Rumme of M nersv lle w~ and ~on D!lJ!nY were Sunday d fl. Pkl ns seven pound doe ounce daugh~e was a m ss onary n lnd a f ve ner guests ot Mr and Mrs Oeo f:e years spoke Ref eshmeJ~ls wer Perry of Dex er Angela Mlc:lJele lt HQ ~er Ho'p M and Mrs Ra ph Lee and tal Gall DOlil WedfJesday Octo served at the hQDle of Mi!s Lena son Robert spen~ Sunday w tb ~ her 6 Keller ' and Mrs Dw ght Swepgtoo a'l:l Grandparents afe Mr a11d r(rs M and Mrs Waynt! Br ckles a falfill.y and Mr and Mrs JamC's ~~· OflO.i "CIIub Robel"t Jle nh~rt Sr and Mr and tot nded the homecom ng at Hep Ingram ~nd fam ly Columbus llrs t;bde llrown ail pf fQm• li)Ck Grove Sunday roy Mrs Anna Suck of Rut and s Owen Taylor or Lo~ 18 y sltiDJ a grea grandmother h s brother AUen and fam ly D ~ B A Makaiinaw and Phlllh.~ J Swa n oC Columbus were reeept Lt. Blaetenqr SPfJN pne of Mrs Chr s Day Mr and 1.frs E nest G r and ch Mnn Ha r et U oyd and Johnny M and Mrs Dw ght Hea h all of Colwnbus M and M J<l.ek Day Zanes v e Mr and M s Arthur All IJl n B shop e and Mr and M Ha Chapman Coolv He Y F Makes Plans For October Party ~M. Filla efl 1 dll'eftoll of .DttrlUJI GiM and Electr c Company Hil eli!C tlon ralset tht board membership to 11 Amer ClJI Gt1 •nd EJectf1e Com pany s made up of aeven subs daary compan es and 1e"• por. tiona of seveo ttatet tn IQ ~a ex tel\d ne from soutJktrb Mlehlpn M" E tzabe h Duffy Ol'llll'ts.l llr and 14ro ~I! llrtlt'fr IJI4 a g oup of Pomeroy H gh 13: Dobb ns s w tl1 he A r Foree I New Martin .W And Eleetric (Jf I llWSt.'RM!e& AI;Qc;t' ~ re, Auto-1 Juttb Asa Hosk ns and s ste M ss Ada entel'ltalned ile 3F Club w th .q ¥!X o clock d n e Thursday even pg at the r home Athens Rd The even ng was spent n play ng games Pr~eqt w~ e 'Mr and Mrs Glen Sro Jb and sqns Da d and Don ald Mr and Mrs Em Ball 1.fr an4 Mrs Baker Go don M ss Lucy G bbs Mrs ~;;:~, I a ker and Nltlh l$ "Health in YOUR n1 r.g 3 F Club Holm Danner Thurtday .4t Hotkam ~~~~~~~~~====~~~~b~o~"~U~d~~· I f nun be s h a mn A.' Ma y R Ra v ngs f Pome oy ha bogun he f eshman s ud es a he Co ege f A s and Sc ence o he Un vers y f Roc hes e Th e daugh e ol M and Mrs R ch.a rt Raw ngs 259 L ncoln H ll he s a g adua e of The Shrpley Sch ol Bl1'n Maw pa Wll e n h gh schoo s he was feature w ter for he chool newspape a membe f the g ee olub and drama c c ub on the s uden coun I and be onged to the eho r a d m xed cho us Th 5 fall mar-ls he beg nn ng of he tOOth academ c yea at he U vers y of Rochester and the fourth year under he leade sh'f of ts pres\dent Dr Corne s W de Kewet M s Howa d ~i~~~~~;x!~ Coun Y Hopte age n was fn charge ll& the W de Awfkf 1-tl ~e ~Oillf of Dafljl $ch11ter gh e of M and M s Jacob Schat~ MadQlepQ J We n~day even ng Mrs L W MlcComa, w be Coune I R (o he C u& wh. ell s organ zed f om the Craf Clwb wh ch was started b~ M. s MloComas yea before las Off cers e lected were pres den Judy Butch,r v ce p es den Ca olyn W l~on secret Y treasu e Ch s ne Coats e por Ie Jan ce Z r k e Recrea on leade Karen McElb nn-ey A s s tan recrea on eade Da a Schafer Health cha rman Ma da Roush The execut ve comm ee w I meet Wednesday even ng at he MOComas home to make plans for the yea Karen MeElh nney and Ch s ne Coa s we e n a ge of he recreat on for the even ng and I() ected a se es of games A stunt was presented b Judy Bwt cher and Darla Schafe who sang a duet The Crawdad Song Da a and Judy were hostesses and s-erv-ed doughnu s and c de w h. the ass s a nee of he mo h rrs Mrs Schafe and Mrs a Bu che 0 he g Is p esent we e Ma y Ca ro Swanson D anne M Comas Carolyn We -s Texanna \\ h e Char ene Dav s Unab e o a -end thiS f s mee ng we e El en Du on and Do a McKee .-Taylul" itet~omes Dirmor 1Sllver:ttfllle a wo tb rty at the S~VeJVlll~ Funeral servM:ei for J 't Methodilt Chu.rch tbe marr ••e Wh te were held (rom the Pome M ss Joaaa Brewer anti Mt Jolla oy Church of Ch L!l Thursday Dobh ns was solemmzed by a a 2 p m w h. the R v Donal<! m ~· e.r ! om Rqt.lanf) Tber l'PP Seevers and the Rev J LelliQ .t.t~dr:d ~Y ¥r aqd ?tfts ~Oifl Kunze oil cia ng Beat of Columbus JISO The E gflth D str ft F all Con pa week 1'4 and Mr Noah HilS~ ns ha e f4P'er.:S!e of the Arqer C!ID Leg on ece ved word from tlhe r son Aux l ary was he d n Lancas ~r Charles P Hask ns th&1 he Pv Thursdn The mOfP. lli sess on stationep a Pusan Korea s was called o order by' Mrs Pau M s Roger Mo gQn and ch White. pres dent 9f tlle hos ess tfn t followed by htt. process on *en Ke th and Kath a of the d st JCt pre~hfen d s ng the. weekend w h tr ct and depa11.tment off ce s and Dayton Ad ennc M s Ju c M teh and past p es dents of he d str ct Ann Rupe se o nu ses a Hobe Hosp a Schoo of Nu s ng Gal ._ Mrs W II am Baxte Pomero~ plshaebecn ng he dlStnct pre!i dept ntroduced t1 d str ct and department off e~ s fan 1 es Carla Daune Owen who conducted a scho11l of nstruc t o as fol ows L do MagMru ployed n Columbus GalHpol &, eh ld welfare Mrs Alec the weekeml w h he 8.1• r Jackson Amer can sm Mrs and Mrs Ca 1 Owen Leo Searls and h s o der daugh Norman Wayland M ddleport e er Mrs Robert C • g have re habll tat on Mrs Lee Moor• Zanesville d'partmen~ sec et~ y turned from Columbus where M s pres dents and secretary Searles s r~over ng sat sfactor ly af e a go te operat on a work and Mrs Baxter membe ob p Grant Hogp tal on Tuesday. I N na Russell teft Fr day fo J M 9 Eugene Cia k Cleveland and w II be accompan C ty ed the a:roup s ng ng and ed home Sunda by he aun M- s Jl.!rs Frank Harvey of Athens "a Edna La ng who has been v s ng conO'ent on p an st Mr and Mrs Ha y l a ng and fam y Following a noon luncheon serv M s Muga et Cru osho e ed lly the hostess un t the afte r oon sess on was ca ed o o de umbus a r ved lf'r day for a js by Mrs Saxter who presen ed he w th her mo her M s Cather e Burns and M and M s Wa ter guests Devon T pple post e on mander Elmer Rober s d s c fa r s Mr and M s F anc s Mo M commande and James Wagonse Rae ne a nd M ss Bess Sanborn w I ler department commander and eave Sunday for Tennessee o each extended greet ngs.e v s Esbhe L Hoyt fo a few day ~rs Lee M.f.lo e departmen Mr and M s G G Werner anct secretary gave the idd ess of h son Pe h;o~ e been s t ng n afternoon and Mrs Paxfe epo Mar on 0 whe e he attended ed on he nat ona conference he a Ho e Show and odeo \1. s in Wash ngton D C Al off ce s Werne and Mrs c a ence Cl ne and guests were n roduced omd v s ted Mrs Harry Moo e and Mrs eacb spoke br ef Y Sam Tay or a New Matamo a After he bened ct on by M s recen ly and a ended a ra~b t Flo~ce Venr c Lancaster a ea show a e Oh o Sta e Ca grounds Mr And M C W Cia k and was g ven by the hostess un t The next conferf:nce wt be he d Mr and M s Jack Bachne wI n Rae ne spend h weekend n Cha cston w th e at ve nd w ce b a e the b hday of M Clark s f Members of the Pomeroy un ther op Sunday attend ng were Mrs George Mo ery pres tient M ss J enn e Su M s No m n Wayland p es EiJelstem Mrs. Dey Hyse Mrs dent of the Au x:' a of Feene Jed Webster Sr ancJ. M s Baxte Benn t po Arne can Leg o and M S dney P kens we e n Lan as e Thu sd ay o a end h Fa( Confe ence of D r t E gh M s Wa and s R hab a on ha rman of the d s c M s Pau W mr B adbu y en e ed Io z r Hosp a Thu sday I Pomeroy./v\lddleport, Ohio IServices Are IFot J f W#t(fe I at the poet oftlee at Geae a1 Maaqer Cit)' J:tltor The DAILY SENTI Saturday October 9 1954 Ohio • UP FOR ADOPTION OF Til& >11:1"' MAllON ... ,.. Pubhshed P.Very: aHeJ".rQOI. e:r;eept Sunday br The Ohto V"alle.J tlen lne I nc a 1 0 Mechanic 8 Pomeroy 0 Buslness ot ce phone M td ut.ial fol8\(:e phor.o 38'i-. Y.nlered u Pomeroy Obio M1~le!»ft n 1'"' ------ Pharoah-Land Seen In New Motion Picture n he p ctu e a e ts scenes of a havoc w eck ng deser s nd stonn a hand o band cornUa w th b tJn edged swords an eptSode n wh ch Taylo and Thompson s age a marta ftgh. n a cavern n a cl fl hun-d eds of fee above Robert Taylo Eleano Parker a valley and he ry cl max nd Ca o Thompson a e he 1n wh ch an a a a nche eveals of Va ey o he K ngs he whereabou s of a sec e cham Dew MI-G M p c u e open ng a ber n he tomb of a Pha oa h hl' Temp e heatre th s Sunday F med on ocation n Egyrp n co o a he exact s te of some of ht' new d scover es wh ch have exc ed wo d w de a tent on he s o Y el s of an exped on to e~k he an en t easure of h Pha oahs almost a pa a le of he Egyp an exped ons now n he Qews The funeral boa of Cheop s d ~overed re<!ent y nea lle great Pyram d whe e he open ng / enes of tb.e p cture take pii!Ce was d recUy unde he fee ot h e Hol )'Wood s a. s nnd ech n c ans f lm Bg the sto abou 'Seeke aft(: s m Ia rei cs I was w tten by Rober p osh and Kar Tunbe g a.od was d r ected by P osh whpse p ev ous f ms nclude Ba t eground and Go Fo Broke Robe t T~tylor comes o the role of he Amer can archeolog st fron h s h n Kn ghts of the Round Tab e Mass Plftker makes her s~ou~ appe•ra~e w til Tay a ~ th Wlid~ she co-starred n J\d;tQVf! -pd Beyond Her most 6fj;flt R cture was E.,eape From Fo t Bravo Ca os Thom-psoa Alld ecenUy ~JF,earei:l oppo.s e Lana Turne n Ffame and the F esh The S!J?pc t q& cast 1J headed b~ HARDW~RE Ku Kasznar !04 ~{udes a aPomeroy Phone 153 X ge g oup of natwe players among heq~o the E~ ;m ~arn:r Sam a W Va Phone 2861 Gamal Among outstand ng I USE OUR PAYMENT PLAN For Your"'" CHRISTMAS BUYING Pickens PAINT THE FEDERATEI) CHURCH The Friendly Cbureb Rev Sermon ~e • H RIUIIf Puler "The Tragedy Of Our 'I;imea" Morning Worshlt>-10 39 A M -' �.. 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ARIA ICORII • fourth straJght defeat with 11 team was overpowered Friday ucond half to take the measure t01s-up IJiinst Tex11 today in o~e Choo~llovet' 20, ·ltullond 6 40-12 sheltatlng. It was the . fi~t night at Rutland field by the- beav· of their MIIOD County rivals, the of the da.y's outatandinc football Po(M ,ltatut 45, Wllllomo 14 wiD of the seaeon for Galhpohs ily-favored Chaunc_er·J?OVk Blue Wahama White Fdeoas, by a score clash~ while in anotllet pne, PJ!th '. . Ohli/ Hiih ldtti01 Ieora after three stralght loSJieS. Devils, to take the.r fu:at defeat of q..14. due . wu a. 7·polnt ehalc::e . over '6 T"· pow~·! vi•tory starved of the season, 20-8. The ball game Wll aU knott.ed Duke cbiefl,. on tbe strength of WUI Millon 7 '~ lll"nu RuUandfOUI.hth 1 rdall the way at halft1me ilt U-14 but •• Dlf. · Duobor It Devils tallied -early~ in the open· w1e aoph staotlout Lennle DIWioa. 0 ·, ng per•'od ·' ' ..~eedy Dave Dun· and Chauncey-Dover BilleD c•me out for tbe The S...ra mleht h1w Hen ,. about .... second . gavent the blgorry 110 Em>a 7 ca-n raced 41 yards for the fint 1me P1e Y 10 w · half determined to m-.:e a rout fav..._. .....-the Lertlh•rns "rt Col'• Univ. 7 It not ~ot· tho · llliO•IIco 01 116 . taHy. Duncan al8o kicked the e~· The flrat ltutl•nd ~~ c1me of the- game aad; that tber did· as 35 Berne Union 20 tra point. Hrly In t.b• flrat qua,.., aftv they taUJed five touchdowns while brlllleat C1lame, · who aufftrod U, Arliagton 0 Later in the period Charlie Ch1rl,. St.wart, Rutland rl1ht holding tile Falcon at:taek to a • ~~~~~~ ~lftr · ..alnat T.Ut 30 Dover ·14 Smith's pau was intercepted, and gtHrd NCO¥ored • fumble by the · spu,tter 9f what it wu ill the flrat Chrlotlon and will . . out of oc C.mbridie 18 CDtho<ton 13 the Devils took over on the Jac*· BIIHI Dnlls' left htlfboctr, John ·.half of the game. • tic"' for ..,... tiN. TeM:II hu 1 Philo 18 Crookevllle 0 ory. . et 36. Duncan and Carr moved the C.ntor, on Chauncey·'-"r'• ». Tbe Big BJacki Rored e•rly in NotN Dame, 21.0, In three gamet Pomeroy tried . desperately t ball to the four yard line. and RuHancl was penan.-, enlll New Lex. 32 Jloseville 12 fint qu~r to · start their the match the TD making of the Dogs Carr took it over for the TD. fall«< to gtt the ltall ,ut the Caldwell 28 New Concord o . thua f•r. · but couldn't keep pace iS a Jeaky Duncan again .kicked the extra Chaunclt'f 45 oa. lflt altoted four p,arade of toqch"40wns when the:v Zaneavllle RostJCranJ 28 • Lailcaa~ Purdue whicb spurted ia.to na~ defense and costly mistakes on point. clowns. Cremeens 1ot awar a took the ld~koff baek to their tiona! promineMe with a 27·14: WH05e , ter Boys Industrial Scbool 8 I?RCI'!>ION offense as two appareDt tqu~ A Cew :_,Jays later the Jackets bHutlfvl punt to tho Chauncey own forty •nd aeored Jn exactly UPiet over Notre Dame_ last week, Laa<-.ler 48 Morletla 0 TO MANA!JE down puses were nullified hurt lost the )all on their own 38 as 7 The 11..- O.VIIa went u fer three playa with Paul Bennett mar be hard ,put to preserve Its MliniiMJ!trg 28 Sidney their chaDces. Tbe PaDtbers scor- they gambled 00 fourth down, ~ th•lr own 23, where Cantor traveltac around right e.nd for the hltr:h ranklDJ i111nst a n~gged and lk:COIHlellaville 31 Drelden 12 FOR 2 J'IORE '- ~r punted to the Rutlancf 49 on the fin•l 31 yard• and the score. durable Duke team, which tramp- New. Boltfln s ·Pol'tsrnouth East 0 ed twiee in the second periorl and after Jenkins had paued to YlfARS IG A and added a tal~ in the last quar- Russ Smith on the 22, Bill Carr lost plar. AfMr CI'NrftriNck JJm. llilet Dent k.Jeked the extra point led Pena1ylvania 52-0 and nipped Coal Gi'Ove 27 Burch w.. Va. 6 PRRAK FOR Voventcy 37 Wadaworth 13 ter. went OYer the middle for the · my O,er picked up four y1rdt and the seore read 7.0. Tlllf YANK"ii Tennes•ee 7oo6. Tire hlcens came rltht .._ Pomeroy appeared on the way last 22 yards and tbe score. This to th• 45, fuiiiNck 1111 flrye ANI? Duke's ebanc::ea will depend Co\t"ll\gton 13 Centerville 12 with a 5I raNI march for a 'to p.aydirt early in the first period time Duncan's kick wa ... · ·no good. found bll hole off t.ckle and 1 PASEIJALt, largely upon whether it ean atop Covington Ky. Holmes 18 Cincln· touchclowL Calvin lumgardnlr but their drive faltered. and AI · Lote In lthe second period the knlfecf his wor downfleld for natl st. X1Yler 6 IJ(}t' NOT" DawwOn. the new Boilermaker sentlod k up with a' per/Ht kick Frida(s Coli... R"ulh bens toot over on their own 22 Jockett marched .51 Y•nl• for · paycllrt. The try for extra point t:OR TilE sation who bu toned eight touch· tr.n ~ocement. A 24 yard P:.IS down puaes In twa games. Ke.nt State 52 Baldwin-Wallace 1 ••• no good, and Rutiand IM With Ronnie Corradini and Mike their first score. Tho Jackets from ltiUih to •nd ROICOt Hamilton Jeadlllc the way th ..,.. •PH~Ibed 'b•ck to th.&r 6-0. 'h Denver 10 Montana 13 WIICMIIn OYer Rice llotl ,. ..... tht ball .. O?POSir!ON ..;...;.;...; ,.,; .... 34 Hofstra 4& Bridgeport 14: ·marched to tke Panther 40 yarr own • lind then John Yremon Tbis proved to be Rutland's Wiseonaln Ja ·• 13-point favorite ttJ• ten • . a.t/lh hit twice before 26 40 Miami, Fla. 28 Holy Cr011s 20 Une, and thea Hamilton broke went Y•rd• to tht O.vlt only sustained drive of the ball over R~e in the natlonally telehe went onr fr..,. that pahlf. Preab)'terlan 10 Davidson 7 ·lose to go the last 4:0 yards on ; ondl ~HIMauHPvl run Ull ththe m2ldvised lnteneetlonal pme over 2 game. They tallied two more first Early in the second quarter Gary_ Texss Chrla. 20 Southern Cal. 7. play that found practically every downs in the first half and none ABC·TV beginning' at 2:30 J'· m. Mioton returned a Falcon punt od the boll to tho two yud in the >econd hall. one in the stadium looklog lor t> EST. The Badeen, wt-o upset from tbe Wal1am1 43 to the 25. Mic::bigao State, 6-0 are unbeaten bounee back off its Purdue defea~ 1 ~ ball. Hamilton took handoff line, llnct with lust a.conds ,.. Cremeans' expert punting was Pete Youna. a Sophomore, slipped in LWo gamea ~and so p Bice. The and defeit Pittsburgh. w~ile Alafrom Williams, and went wide to moining ' " tho holl Vromon said to have greatly "helped the. -the left to go all the way without anuked "" over for the uo.-.. Rutland cause in keeping the ol£ taekle lor eight yardl and the contest could be decided by the bama Ja a top.heavy choice over ~h·1a Eag1es a~ d 1 1n the other eamcs, the ~~:~:I being touched. He also kicked the Smltb1 o t~ score down." Stewart 11nd Dyer touehdowa and once more J&tlea p!frsonal performaotes of Alan Tul1a.. beaten in lhree straight The Ph 1·1ad c,., '• for tho oxtra -1fti• 1 01n. • extra waa no good. both excelled in defensive roles. Darst convefted to put "he Big "Am~h.e of Wisconsin and Dickie games. the ...are ...,-poult cboices La point. . h Ptttsbuq;h Steelers tied for Blacks baek in front by 14-7. In the Big Ten, Ohio Stat• Moegle of Riee. ~ - tionai Football League's East- the Ch~agb Cardinills te m t e qu~rter Hamilton The first Chauncey-Dover drive The Falcons, still In tta. a.n · lri. other top intersectional tus- trln. for ltl MCond te..ue vfc. returned a Panther punt 80 yards Earl,- in the second haM the started late in tbe first quarter ern Division lead with 2.0 records Cleveland; the batteted Fori>•· I D ·1 rd f b · Cor an apparent score, but the cvJ s move d liN ya s or t ear on their own 34. Cantor did most ••""· tlj4 It up with a 65 yard oles Stanford, llread7 lookinJ lo· fe:ry In a game egl!lnat llllnolt cl<~sh tonight at Connie Mack Sla- Niners 1·0-1 are 14-'h·point IIV·Or·l Bulldogs were clipping on the play text score. Jeakina and Carr pac- of the bail handlib.,. picking up 7 m~~rch to par dirt. The drl•• while f.aw.- also ...U lh Hreond ward the Rose Bowl, and "!'111¥7 dmm with the home huskies 12~ ites against the Green Bay ' d th tt k d D t •• wn topptd by • fine '5 yard run luouo trlull1pll t~!limt Michl· P-oint favorites to defeat their ers 0-2 at Milwaukee; the Bears and the ball ":as broo.ght back to e e a ac ' an un~an wen to the ChaunceY 41, goins 58 meet for the first time ln history 10 br VIrgil Wllftr •ddch took the .... MlchliMI S!•te 0.2 laPennsylvania rivals fiJr the Crith. 1-1 are 6-point choic~s agairMt the Athens 36. Corradini and Gas· over ~rom the yard hne . Smith I yards on the very next play to and are rated even; similarly, ...II to the Point Ple•Hnt nln• lncllane 0-1 Mel MlnnHot• tan • ,at·raight time . the Baltimore Colts 1-1 at Chl- kill then moved the ball to the dropk~ed the ex~ra pomt to the RuUand 11. Fullback Owen Southern Methodist and Mi.aaouri 11 rard line. Dannr. scorad 11• ·. with No""......." In the ~ The IJeague's five oth.er week- I Cago; and tbe New York Gianll 19 yard line, and Sub b.ick Jim m~f in~~~ third quarter the Stotts took it to the 6, where Can- from that point as he want right are rated on '- par ·despite th!3 first league pme for uch. end games will be playPd SWldly. l 1-1. are favored ~ver the Red- Lee went for 16 to the three. Cor- 0 .Is· hed 02 d f fact that tbe Mustangs waUoped 111 tor got into the act. again to plun1e . . the middle for the touchdown the Tigers the paat fin years; _ Sunday's major attraction will sklllS 0-1 at Washmgton. radini th~n -t?ok it ove~ for the ot~v:r 1 ::~~ Again ira!a! J~~kins: through for a touch~own. I'Nai~l's 1 to match the champion Lion~ l-0 .St•el•rs Face f'aU.n ~e. T?1s hme he mJssed the Carr and Duncan that set the place kick try for toe extra p01nt Buing•rtlnar's con-:eralon tiM lt Notre Dame.js a 20 point ehoiee ' . up •• 14 •II. -.... and the Los Angeles Rams 1-0-1 e a J)Olnt. paee with leoki-ns going around was no eood, and the sc-ore waa a.t Detroit. The Lions, , idle last At. Philadelphia, .the Steelers Pomer"or. cam• b.ck at thl, right .end from Ule nine for the 6-6. There wu no !SCoring dorJe by Then ~ame the fireworks • the .lltn. Handkerchleft wer1 In WAAk while the Rama played i ~un ,mto on~ of the league's bt:~ · ,...,.- 11 lilly Ou•ll• tOJok .·,tJw , ~ taU,. Dmtta.D'i;:-fttra point was ei~er team .in the s,«-ond . and second hell started. The boys from ,,., oir •II "t•j.,.l;l:•;.4t pi~ u Wa· ' .._ bruisang, 24-t4 t1e with the sa as~Dg a_nliieks. Adrian Burt luis ' klclltoH end broke up the mltklj• good to ·make it 34-6. th1rd quarters, as . ~otp s1des, the county seat clrove 81 h.ma was e~Uififln e rUIH ln .. . ' Francisco Forty-Niners, are 3~. 1i'rown f1ye .touchdown plllles In 1 to go all th• war to the Athens ' struggling bard, punted the ball for a .aeore ener W11h11m1 re-frKtlon. Eyt.ryone wtth tbe ••· poi11t choices to down the club two games and Bobby Thomason, 1 a.ven rud line fer 1 68 rard Th• Jukett IIIIUt on • sustain· back and forth acr01~ th" ·midfleld ceived a.nd had belen unable to ception of Blein. lnclucllnt the eel .drive of 75 ruds for their stripe. \ that handed them their only two the other half of Philadelphia's • retvrn. He ••• uught from be-mQve.· Young seored fJ:Om the nioe ofRclals, stopped what tMr . . re 1953 ddeats. 1·2 passtng punch, ·has tossed four . hind by Corradini. A fMn•lty flnol tcor•. Hovetter retumed In the final period, bowevef, and Jackie Paugb bl~ked Darst's clolna. ll•ln scampered for th• ......._____ scoring passes. t the b 11 h th• kick off to th• 25. VrDnNJn pu a on t • on• rard tiM picked up fl.,., and Gallipolis things .were different, as Ctta!Jftcey extra point .kiek to make the .seore aco.,e unmoln.-. MaYB !•n Jim Finlul; Pittsburgh's No. 1 ' •nd on fourth down Sherld•n WH pen•llud 15 r•rd• for I Dover },louneed back in two SUI· 20-14. ovtr for the •xtra point. Youn"f edded his third touch~ passer, has throwo foor touch- 1 anvkH over for 1tte TO, Qualls talned scoring drives. Jackie Paugh returned tbe next th• extr• polnl. roughnell to th• 46 Vroman On the l1'rst, play started on the down of the evening a little later klekoff some 60 yards as the game d own passe!. He received some mtued A pea.uc~ to .Puckett for• fiv• rards OF good Sl)pport from rookie Paul ' thens came right back as to the Gallipolis 49, Vroman Chauncey 38. Cantor and Stotbi ai- wlth a brUliant 40 yard run to ended. Held during Last" ·week'$ 37-7 tri- Hamilton took English's k1cko.f! than picked up 10 yorch to the ternated in carrying the mail to p.aydlrt. The conversion try wu no ·Paugh was the fair haired bO)' umph over Waslltilgto~. on his own 18, and with beautiful 39, •ncf on the next play '""' take the ball to the Rutland 2, good . . for the Falcona as the Falcon Gary Minton gave the Big Blaeks fullbaek was a bulwark on defenu But the Steeler offensive down field blocked went 82 yards for four more rorcls. Dave Hln- where it proved to be il simple the ball for thelr next drive with and played a 'rough 1nd read,_ for ll,notber score. He was hit sevdy thon .. ,--• to Chorllo Smith matter for Cantor to crack through f ares a big job handling the __, , . b p tb 1 h 11 an intereeptlon of a pass on. tht game tbrougbout. Many said tblt •• er .... 1mes Y an ers on the way, in tho/flat, and ho ron to tho or anot er ta y. O'Naill's piaceE ag Ie d cI ensive unit. The Eagle b 1 11 ll b k Blacks' 29 yard line: Point Plus, he · waa the .oU.tataDding deftniivf. defenders, with Tom Scott Norm ~ h noodaY ro e into the clear 15~ but .Middlepert penali· ment was good this time, and the ONLY anb- drove from , that point for the p)a~er on th'! field. Wildman Willey, Mike Jirmoluk Wit I blocking to go unmoles- :~eel 15 r•rtls IIMck to lh• 35 for · Blue Devils went in front, 13-7. . Bucko Kilroy and Jess Richardson ted the last ·40 yards. He ag11in cllpplnt. Not lang after, Chauncey-Dover score with Bennett JOillJI the final WAMAMA 7 7 0 11-14 on the front line and wlth Cbulck kicked the extra point, again got the ball on their own 44. 42 tard• for the se:Ore. The eon· PT. PLIASANT 7 7 12 1'-115 lncl111ied In This Group II A Bednarik and Wayne Robinson as , The P•athtn took the kickoff Vroman picked up 11 yards In a series of six line sbatterintr:. ver;i011. try was no cood. Scorl••= Pt. PIHHnt, touchBenaett also acored a littl~ clowns, lenMft 3; Youftl J1 ll•ln. I Pleee Ll•lq Room Suite the chier lin~backers, have given , and then marched 68 rorcts for l'.n the next play for a first running plays, Cantor and Stotts Oa Th ~·- C.rau Smith went for nine advanced the pigskin 10 the Rut- later with a 40 yard run after c.ftwrslon1 D.rat 2; MQel. W• up on 1y 271 yards in two gimes. · their aecond acora. Billy Qu•ll• down, h and a· "•30.00 DOWN Bala.nte In Easy Paymen1s , went 28 rerda to mne the .11•11 to t e 15. Jeh Hovatter moved land 28. Cantor then toot it first Darst bad recovered a W•h•ma hln'la, touchdowns. ltouah, S.yro, Lions In Goad Sha.,. into Athens t•rrltorv, •ncl l•t... the ball to the eight, and then to the Rutland 1, and then over lor fumble on the W•bama 40. On thl'! ~onvorslon" ..,_,.._ 2. S .. (tTodayat ., V k 1 1 Tb@> Lions are in good cought Sh•rldan's INti In tile roman on a eep P ay wen another score. O'Naiil's point try first play Bennett. aeored. One!:, utland Furn. Co. (or their tussle with the shape/ , •ntl zon•. llut wu ruled out of around right end for the tally. wu good, and the game ended again the extra point wu no good .. Rutland, 0. Los Angeles figures to be one bounds Hid It ••• no slaocl. Smith's kick again waa no gaod, Chauncey-Dover 20, Rutland 8. ' 'llae final twchdowft" ef tha · Or Detroit's chief threats in tbe Sh•rldan finally ~eorecl from and the score was 34-12 · The lineups: 111111 c•1111 wh1111 H•rnr ll•la . Wcstc [J" . • thrH yards out on 0 tnook Gallipolis camt! right back to RUTLAND 70 yerda for a touchHwft. · Mason Furn. Co. rn JVLston competition. fa th score again as Jenkins took the . . V'Tiu play was ccmfualnt to IMit · The Rams scored 31·18 and 37-24 r • t•tly. Sheridan' wu kickoCf and raced 51 YOirds be- Monttomery RE ADd Birth 11ov1Di EquljimeDt Mason, Va. · victori-es over the Lions last sea- ' M..-.cl from thr" yerds out on a ~aren with the exception ef · RT AD lild Sllea ~iiiiii I son. . NMak for the tally. Sheridan bin<; be.auUful blocking to go all s~-RG the way !or the score. Duncan's ,... • ' stop,_ short on th• trr for the kick was blocked and It was 40-12 Ceraon (c) c •Jdn point. Plckent LG 'The Panthers had another <l\anee Gallipolis had U first downa Corroll LT 17UI. ~Ate.-,_.,.. 1711 before half time as Mitch recov- to nine for the fighting Jackets, Eada Ll d Ham"l and picKed up 408 yarda by rush· Ql ........ Ollie for the MiddleRH · ' ball aU the way to the eight yard The lin-eups: Cremuns lltlfta.hrt llilw, .... A--11711 LH • Une the drive fell short. Fred frre PI Werry eaught Sheridan's pass just MIDDLEPORT CHAUNCEY-IKIVIR TODAY going out of the end zone, and il Encla; :Puckett and Fl•er lt1nkln II "'H 1 - lluuon • 'Wa.s DO good. Had the Panthers Tockl11; L•c•r •nd Thomas · P..OoNn RT • II"' • ...,.. tallied this TO they might have got Guarda; Mills •nd furtuton Coolt • RG V8 4 door sedan. Frisky as a ~olt, good body, good tires. THI ION DF PALIPACI back in the ball game. Center; Stone Mvlllno C (In Ttchokolorl :.. Alto Athens drove 43 yards early in B•ckl; Vrom•n, He•att•r, Kl· Wooltly .good buy, Try it today for only LG ltorflftl H....... F • - Tucllor the third period for their next uff ·•net Smith RUMoll (cl LT THI FLAMINt fiATHII score with Corradlni seoring rrom SuMtitvt..; Rice, Hlntly, Lewla, Cline . Ll (In TOchttlcoloi'l the one yard line. Hamilton's kick Swift, Johnson, Bntlferd, Dlckont Qll was good and it was 27•13 . IH<h, McKinney, Oodaon, llhoRH John Young r•covered WillHtnnear, E01tep, C001art, Contor LN .,' ·P' ltma' fumble on the Bulldot~ 26 Mourning, Nuh, K. L. .il, INoM PI TID IIAME THAT 8TA!W8 FOB CICAUft leta In tha third period 10 set Bowl11, CNb, ldwar4s., Ket- .. lvlootHut..... • ........_.,...., POMEROY, OHIO ' up Pomeror'a •••• tcore. Sh•rl cho, Rowl•'f· W•rland •ncl Sch. .eur, l,...r, Iowen, My. McCamos. dan on a kHp pl•y ron 20 yercls otll, 1141tltt. to the six, •ncl Bucldr English GALLIPOLIS Chltincer.o..ir-L.,., O',..IJI, • went over on e pitch aut from Ends; .Smith •ncl Brewn F,......n, leiter, I. ·Mulll••· Me. th• one yard -lin•. Sh•ridan'a Teckf"; IRood and Plsh•r Mlaten,. auiiMIII, L•ncllt,· GIHI ... ittemptN P"h for the extrt Guords; E'lens ancf Sheltoft / paint ••• no good. Centerz SlmnM Athens moved 64 yards late in B•cka; Wlnten, Carr, Jenkins the game for their last tally as •net Ounc•n. ., •lOIS • • Williams, Corradini and HamiHon FIGHT RISUL TS ' ., ' By UNIT•D PRISS • set the pace. Lee went over from . yard line for the score. PHn..ADEU'HIA: Billy Smltb, the one MAKI • Hamiltlln's kick was good . 173~. Atlantic:: City, N. J ., knock~ ·,. ' Pomero,. out li rst downf"d tb«: ed out Harold Johoson, 174, Phi· " Bulldogs 12 to nmc , hut th(' over- ladelphia (2) . ~· ' all speed and deceptiveness flf lht 1. _ _:__________ visitors proved br too much for Cent•r: Mitch. ABOUND ' " :.f:_ _ _ _, _ _ the Jar~is coached lads · Becks: Sharhlan, Gvall.. Eet ' The lineups: J 1nsh, Wilson •nd Rut•ll· • POMEROY ATHINS End11 H•rmon, Wtrrr end John- 1 Enda: South and Oahu. son. Teckl•: Comwtill and Mal.-. Phone 810.N .Minersville. 0 Tockf.a: Lamlltrt, Smith, HawGuards: Wel..-.m end Scett. tharna, lhrnhert snd H•ndloy. Canter: Httch. Gulrds! Youn;J, Gru ..er. StGne Back~ Wlllllntt. Gu1dll, Corr• ~~~~!~~l!:!!~~!l •ncl Cl•r. . ,uni, LH anti Hemllten. ... . LET'S MA.KE A ·WISI-I A.N 0 ' SEE WHO GETS THE '. LONGEST) . ~ PIECE I YOU WIN �.. ". . . .. , • .. {->"" · -· -. ' ~ · ::.-1" ' • ..... :·· · ~~F~out~_ _ _ _ _ __:__ ___:-::.,___ _ _ __.:The..:..: ·::.:o:::A:.,:I~L~Y:_SE:::NT..:..:..:I.:.:N:.:E~L,..:.P..:om:.:.:::er.:.oy!::oM~icl=dl:e;:;po~rt:.:..,O.:.h_l.:.o_·_ · -----:. ,.... _ ---.-;------·Saturifay, .~to6er9, 1954 ' mero , a.c ~r~s=~~~Devils --STI-LL-AT_BA_T.- . - . - .----By_Aian_Mav= . -,. Scturgay,:Ottolier 9, 19,54 • - •' tBB .SJIJTQ rAIDLr Frye Makes 45 1.BLACKS TOP Texas Loo~ Yard Run For WAHAMA WITH Strong As Upset RHS Lone Tally 45-14 MARGIN Team For Oldes Bulldogs Running Plles ' Barriers Knoeked Down 1 Up 33-18 Seore; Rally By Gallipolill; Power I By·rbeJarvis-Men In Vaiu. Plays Make For Defeat 1 Pomeroy Panthers went A !ightin.c .Mlddleport Yellowj down ta defeat for the aeeaad straight lime lui •iebt before a packed crowd at the .ocal stadium ·as a well balaneed AtHen11 Bulldog eleven took a free scoring 33-18 decision from the larvls coached eleven Disp-laying great speed and an uncanny deceptiveness, the Bulldo led all the "way, and proved 81 th t !bey will be definite challen a · SEO net:. Led by ·gera in the 19M . I'" '-A~k·mg of tbe magac Jae qua rt~>-rl141\; Ronnie WUiianu;' the Bulldogs scored oace in the first period added tWo tallies in lhe second and then scored once in each of the last two periods for tbeir vic- • ' ,._.,.y ' ....................,_ ........ ~~~~~--.-~~~~.:.:.:==:'~~~tJ :WSAZ-TY Channel3 - o --- .. . ~,;;;.;.;.;_;.::::::: s,..•• - Eagles Favored To Whip ] I Game Tomg • hl 'LJ tee ers fl on~ -..,~~a-::,.:~~.·~.u"· m..,: I I =:. .. I s.,,. 11 3Rooms \VCRS-TV ChannelS ' ALL ... J NEW 1 · Furniture · 3 Rooms NEW Furniture .. lw•• • $2.99. . Connnient • Terms • "• • • BAKER $299.00 -• • •• .. - R =Jiilii TooAy 'S "ROCKE'f" SPECIAL ' _ , .J 1948 . ~~ SEE.THE. $395 KARR and - VANZANDT • Pill l0¥1 .... If. ......... :;.;: AMAZING GROWTH , Ar Low cosr FARMERS FEED and SUPPJ. Y ,..... TE·LEVISION' ... ·.,, ... · GUNS · HILPS PIGS .. 1 lL......... .. or ..,..thl!l, wow---A 'HUNTING COATS AMMUNITION ·•·,. COD iN~D toOlt .. ;; Ut ... •· .. ' ' HAROLD GU.( By CHESTER GOULlf ACJIOSS 1. 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II, II GaiUpolis Blue Devils size and ' ·' ·aolll~lt 40, Middl..,... 12 manpower too much last olght on The Point Pleaaaat 1111 Blacb National leaders Okllboma. ~be B\t.le Devil field as the ho~e A game, hard fil_ h tiag Rutland broke open a cloae ball game, l ~- ,.. Otk. Hill 11 minus star qUartert»aek Gene Cl· L..•n U. HIIIHnvllle 6 team hand~ tM Jackets the1r High Scbool R~ Devils football Friday night, with a wide open lame, wa• reted no beUer tbm • . ARIA ICORII • fourth straJght defeat with 11 team was overpowered Friday ucond half to take the measure t01s-up IJiinst Tex11 today in o~e Choo~llovet' 20, ·ltullond 6 40-12 sheltatlng. It was the . fi~t night at Rutland field by the- beav· of their MIIOD County rivals, the of the da.y's outatandinc football Po(M ,ltatut 45, Wllllomo 14 wiD of the seaeon for Galhpohs ily-favored Chaunc_er·J?OVk Blue Wahama White Fdeoas, by a score clash~ while in anotllet pne, PJ!th '. . Ohli/ Hiih ldtti01 Ieora after three stralght loSJieS. Devils, to take the.r fu:at defeat of q..14. due . wu a. 7·polnt ehalc::e . over '6 T"· pow~·! vi•tory starved of the season, 20-8. The ball game Wll aU knott.ed Duke cbiefl,. on tbe strength of WUI Millon 7 '~ lll"nu RuUandfOUI.hth 1 rdall the way at halft1me ilt U-14 but •• Dlf. · Duobor It Devils tallied -early~ in the open· w1e aoph staotlout Lennle DIWioa. 0 ·, ng per•'od ·' ' ..~eedy Dave Dun· and Chauncey-Dover BilleD c•me out for tbe The S...ra mleht h1w Hen ,. about .... second . gavent the blgorry 110 Em>a 7 ca-n raced 41 yards for the fint 1me P1e Y 10 w · half determined to m-.:e a rout fav..._. .....-the Lertlh•rns "rt Col'• Univ. 7 It not ~ot· tho · llliO•IIco 01 116 . taHy. Duncan al8o kicked the e~· The flrat ltutl•nd ~~ c1me of the- game aad; that tber did· as 35 Berne Union 20 tra point. Hrly In t.b• flrat qua,.., aftv they taUJed five touchdowns while brlllleat C1lame, · who aufftrod U, Arliagton 0 Later in the period Charlie Ch1rl,. St.wart, Rutland rl1ht holding tile Falcon at:taek to a • ~~~~~~ ~lftr · ..alnat T.Ut 30 Dover ·14 Smith's pau was intercepted, and gtHrd NCO¥ored • fumble by the · spu,tter 9f what it wu ill the flrat Chrlotlon and will . . out of oc C.mbridie 18 CDtho<ton 13 the Devils took over on the Jac*· BIIHI Dnlls' left htlfboctr, John ·.half of the game. • tic"' for ..,... tiN. TeM:II hu 1 Philo 18 Crookevllle 0 ory. . et 36. Duncan and Carr moved the C.ntor, on Chauncey·'-"r'• ». Tbe Big BJacki Rored e•rly in NotN Dame, 21.0, In three gamet Pomeroy tried . desperately t ball to the four yard line. and RuHancl was penan.-, enlll New Lex. 32 Jloseville 12 fint qu~r to · start their the match the TD making of the Dogs Carr took it over for the TD. fall«< to gtt the ltall ,ut the Caldwell 28 New Concord o . thua f•r. · but couldn't keep pace iS a Jeaky Duncan again .kicked the extra Chaunclt'f 45 oa. lflt altoted four p,arade of toqch"40wns when the:v Zaneavllle RostJCranJ 28 • Lailcaa~ Purdue whicb spurted ia.to na~ defense and costly mistakes on point. clowns. Cremeens 1ot awar a took the ld~koff baek to their tiona! promineMe with a 27·14: WH05e , ter Boys Industrial Scbool 8 I?RCI'!>ION offense as two appareDt tqu~ A Cew :_,Jays later the Jackets bHutlfvl punt to tho Chauncey own forty •nd aeored Jn exactly UPiet over Notre Dame_ last week, Laa<-.ler 48 Morletla 0 TO MANA!JE down puses were nullified hurt lost the )all on their own 38 as 7 The 11..- O.VIIa went u fer three playa with Paul Bennett mar be hard ,put to preserve Its MliniiMJ!trg 28 Sidney their chaDces. Tbe PaDtbers scor- they gambled 00 fourth down, ~ th•lr own 23, where Cantor traveltac around right e.nd for the hltr:h ranklDJ i111nst a n~gged and lk:COIHlellaville 31 Drelden 12 FOR 2 J'IORE '- ~r punted to the Rutlancf 49 on the fin•l 31 yard• and the score. durable Duke team, which tramp- New. Boltfln s ·Pol'tsrnouth East 0 ed twiee in the second periorl and after Jenkins had paued to YlfARS IG A and added a tal~ in the last quar- Russ Smith on the 22, Bill Carr lost plar. AfMr CI'NrftriNck JJm. llilet Dent k.Jeked the extra point led Pena1ylvania 52-0 and nipped Coal Gi'Ove 27 Burch w.. Va. 6 PRRAK FOR Voventcy 37 Wadaworth 13 ter. went OYer the middle for the · my O,er picked up four y1rdt and the seore read 7.0. Tlllf YANK"ii Tennes•ee 7oo6. Tire hlcens came rltht .._ Pomeroy appeared on the way last 22 yards and tbe score. This to th• 45, fuiiiNck 1111 flrye ANI? Duke's ebanc::ea will depend Co\t"ll\gton 13 Centerville 12 with a 5I raNI march for a 'to p.aydirt early in the first period time Duncan's kick wa ... · ·no good. found bll hole off t.ckle and 1 PASEIJALt, largely upon whether it ean atop Covington Ky. Holmes 18 Cincln· touchclowL Calvin lumgardnlr but their drive faltered. and AI · Lote In lthe second period the knlfecf his wor downfleld for natl st. X1Yler 6 IJ(}t' NOT" DawwOn. the new Boilermaker sentlod k up with a' per/Ht kick Frida(s Coli... R"ulh bens toot over on their own 22 Jockett marched .51 Y•nl• for · paycllrt. The try for extra point t:OR TilE sation who bu toned eight touch· tr.n ~ocement. A 24 yard P:.IS down puaes In twa games. Ke.nt State 52 Baldwin-Wallace 1 ••• no good, and Rutiand IM With Ronnie Corradini and Mike their first score. Tho Jackets from ltiUih to •nd ROICOt Hamilton Jeadlllc the way th ..,.. •PH~Ibed 'b•ck to th.&r 6-0. 'h Denver 10 Montana 13 WIICMIIn OYer Rice llotl ,. ..... tht ball .. O?POSir!ON ..;...;.;...; ,.,; .... 34 Hofstra 4& Bridgeport 14: ·marched to tke Panther 40 yarr own • lind then John Yremon Tbis proved to be Rutland's Wiseonaln Ja ·• 13-point favorite ttJ• ten • . a.t/lh hit twice before 26 40 Miami, Fla. 28 Holy Cr011s 20 Une, and thea Hamilton broke went Y•rd• to tht O.vlt only sustained drive of the ball over R~e in the natlonally telehe went onr fr..,. that pahlf. Preab)'terlan 10 Davidson 7 ·lose to go the last 4:0 yards on ; ondl ~HIMauHPvl run Ull ththe m2ldvised lnteneetlonal pme over 2 game. They tallied two more first Early in the second quarter Gary_ Texss Chrla. 20 Southern Cal. 7. play that found practically every downs in the first half and none ABC·TV beginning' at 2:30 J'· m. Mioton returned a Falcon punt od the boll to tho two yud in the >econd hall. one in the stadium looklog lor t> EST. The Badeen, wt-o upset from tbe Wal1am1 43 to the 25. Mic::bigao State, 6-0 are unbeaten bounee back off its Purdue defea~ 1 ~ ball. Hamilton took handoff line, llnct with lust a.conds ,.. Cremeans' expert punting was Pete Youna. a Sophomore, slipped in LWo gamea ~and so p Bice. The and defeit Pittsburgh. w~ile Alafrom Williams, and went wide to moining ' " tho holl Vromon said to have greatly "helped the. -the left to go all the way without anuked "" over for the uo.-.. Rutland cause in keeping the ol£ taekle lor eight yardl and the contest could be decided by the bama Ja a top.heavy choice over ~h·1a Eag1es a~ d 1 1n the other eamcs, the ~~:~:I being touched. He also kicked the Smltb1 o t~ score down." Stewart 11nd Dyer touehdowa and once more J&tlea p!frsonal performaotes of Alan Tul1a.. beaten in lhree straight The Ph 1·1ad c,., '• for tho oxtra -1fti• 1 01n. • extra waa no good. both excelled in defensive roles. Darst convefted to put "he Big "Am~h.e of Wisconsin and Dickie games. the ...are ...,-poult cboices La point. . h Ptttsbuq;h Steelers tied for Blacks baek in front by 14-7. In the Big Ten, Ohio Stat• Moegle of Riee. ~ - tionai Football League's East- the Ch~agb Cardinills te m t e qu~rter Hamilton The first Chauncey-Dover drive The Falcons, still In tta. a.n · lri. other top intersectional tus- trln. for ltl MCond te..ue vfc. returned a Panther punt 80 yards Earl,- in the second haM the started late in tbe first quarter ern Division lead with 2.0 records Cleveland; the batteted Fori>•· I D ·1 rd f b · Cor an apparent score, but the cvJ s move d liN ya s or t ear on their own 34. Cantor did most ••""· tlj4 It up with a 65 yard oles Stanford, llread7 lookinJ lo· fe:ry In a game egl!lnat llllnolt cl<~sh tonight at Connie Mack Sla- Niners 1·0-1 are 14-'h·point IIV·Or·l Bulldogs were clipping on the play text score. Jeakina and Carr pac- of the bail handlib.,. picking up 7 m~~rch to par dirt. The drl•• while f.aw.- also ...U lh Hreond ward the Rose Bowl, and "!'111¥7 dmm with the home huskies 12~ ites against the Green Bay ' d th tt k d D t •• wn topptd by • fine '5 yard run luouo trlull1pll t~!limt Michl· P-oint favorites to defeat their ers 0-2 at Milwaukee; the Bears and the ball ":as broo.ght back to e e a ac ' an un~an wen to the ChaunceY 41, goins 58 meet for the first time ln history 10 br VIrgil Wllftr •ddch took the .... MlchliMI S!•te 0.2 laPennsylvania rivals fiJr the Crith. 1-1 are 6-point choic~s agairMt the Athens 36. Corradini and Gas· over ~rom the yard hne . Smith I yards on the very next play to and are rated even; similarly, ...II to the Point Ple•Hnt nln• lncllane 0-1 Mel MlnnHot• tan • ,at·raight time . the Baltimore Colts 1-1 at Chl- kill then moved the ball to the dropk~ed the ex~ra pomt to the RuUand 11. Fullback Owen Southern Methodist and Mi.aaouri 11 rard line. Dannr. scorad 11• ·. with No""......." In the ~ The IJeague's five oth.er week- I Cago; and tbe New York Gianll 19 yard line, and Sub b.ick Jim m~f in~~~ third quarter the Stotts took it to the 6, where Can- from that point as he want right are rated on '- par ·despite th!3 first league pme for uch. end games will be playPd SWldly. l 1-1. are favored ~ver the Red- Lee went for 16 to the three. Cor- 0 .Is· hed 02 d f fact that tbe Mustangs waUoped 111 tor got into the act. again to plun1e . . the middle for the touchdown the Tigers the paat fin years; _ Sunday's major attraction will sklllS 0-1 at Washmgton. radini th~n -t?ok it ove~ for the ot~v:r 1 ::~~ Again ira!a! J~~kins: through for a touch~own. I'Nai~l's 1 to match the champion Lion~ l-0 .St•el•rs Face f'aU.n ~e. T?1s hme he mJssed the Carr and Duncan that set the place kick try for toe extra p01nt Buing•rtlnar's con-:eralon tiM lt Notre Dame.js a 20 point ehoiee ' . up •• 14 •II. -.... and the Los Angeles Rams 1-0-1 e a J)Olnt. paee with leoki-ns going around was no eood, and the sc-ore waa a.t Detroit. The Lions, , idle last At. Philadelphia, .the Steelers Pomer"or. cam• b.ck at thl, right .end from Ule nine for the 6-6. There wu no !SCoring dorJe by Then ~ame the fireworks • the .lltn. Handkerchleft wer1 In WAAk while the Rama played i ~un ,mto on~ of the league's bt:~ · ,...,.- 11 lilly Ou•ll• tOJok .·,tJw , ~ taU,. Dmtta.D'i;:-fttra point was ei~er team .in the s,«-ond . and second hell started. The boys from ,,., oir •II "t•j.,.l;l:•;.4t pi~ u Wa· ' .._ bruisang, 24-t4 t1e with the sa as~Dg a_nliieks. Adrian Burt luis ' klclltoH end broke up the mltklj• good to ·make it 34-6. th1rd quarters, as . ~otp s1des, the county seat clrove 81 h.ma was e~Uififln e rUIH ln .. . ' Francisco Forty-Niners, are 3~. 1i'rown f1ye .touchdown plllles In 1 to go all th• war to the Athens ' struggling bard, punted the ball for a .aeore ener W11h11m1 re-frKtlon. Eyt.ryone wtth tbe ••· poi11t choices to down the club two games and Bobby Thomason, 1 a.ven rud line fer 1 68 rard Th• Jukett IIIIUt on • sustain· back and forth acr01~ th" ·midfleld ceived a.nd had belen unable to ception of Blein. lnclucllnt the eel .drive of 75 ruds for their stripe. \ that handed them their only two the other half of Philadelphia's • retvrn. He ••• uught from be-mQve.· Young seored fJ:Om the nioe ofRclals, stopped what tMr . . re 1953 ddeats. 1·2 passtng punch, ·has tossed four . hind by Corradini. A fMn•lty flnol tcor•. Hovetter retumed In the final period, bowevef, and Jackie Paugb bl~ked Darst's clolna. ll•ln scampered for th• ......._____ scoring passes. t the b 11 h th• kick off to th• 25. VrDnNJn pu a on t • on• rard tiM picked up fl.,., and Gallipolis things .were different, as Ctta!Jftcey extra point .kiek to make the .seore aco.,e unmoln.-. MaYB !•n Jim Finlul; Pittsburgh's No. 1 ' •nd on fourth down Sherld•n WH pen•llud 15 r•rd• for I Dover },louneed back in two SUI· 20-14. ovtr for the •xtra point. Youn"f edded his third touch~ passer, has throwo foor touch- 1 anvkH over for 1tte TO, Qualls talned scoring drives. Jackie Paugh returned tbe next th• extr• polnl. roughnell to th• 46 Vroman On the l1'rst, play started on the down of the evening a little later klekoff some 60 yards as the game d own passe!. He received some mtued A pea.uc~ to .Puckett for• fiv• rards OF good Sl)pport from rookie Paul ' thens came right back as to the Gallipolis 49, Vroman Chauncey 38. Cantor and Stotbi ai- wlth a brUliant 40 yard run to ended. Held during Last" ·week'$ 37-7 tri- Hamilton took English's k1cko.f! than picked up 10 yorch to the ternated in carrying the mail to p.aydlrt. The conversion try wu no ·Paugh was the fair haired bO)' umph over Waslltilgto~. on his own 18, and with beautiful 39, •ncf on the next play '""' take the ball to the Rutland 2, good . . for the Falcona as the Falcon Gary Minton gave the Big Blaeks fullbaek was a bulwark on defenu But the Steeler offensive down field blocked went 82 yards for four more rorcls. Dave Hln- where it proved to be il simple the ball for thelr next drive with and played a 'rough 1nd read,_ for ll,notber score. He was hit sevdy thon .. ,--• to Chorllo Smith matter for Cantor to crack through f ares a big job handling the __, , . b p tb 1 h 11 an intereeptlon of a pass on. tht game tbrougbout. Many said tblt •• er .... 1mes Y an ers on the way, in tho/flat, and ho ron to tho or anot er ta y. O'Naill's piaceE ag Ie d cI ensive unit. The Eagle b 1 11 ll b k Blacks' 29 yard line: Point Plus, he · waa the .oU.tataDding deftniivf. defenders, with Tom Scott Norm ~ h noodaY ro e into the clear 15~ but .Middlepert penali· ment was good this time, and the ONLY anb- drove from , that point for the p)a~er on th'! field. Wildman Willey, Mike Jirmoluk Wit I blocking to go unmoles- :~eel 15 r•rtls IIMck to lh• 35 for · Blue Devils went in front, 13-7. . Bucko Kilroy and Jess Richardson ted the last ·40 yards. He ag11in cllpplnt. Not lang after, Chauncey-Dover score with Bennett JOillJI the final WAMAMA 7 7 0 11-14 on the front line and wlth Cbulck kicked the extra point, again got the ball on their own 44. 42 tard• for the se:Ore. The eon· PT. PLIASANT 7 7 12 1'-115 lncl111ied In This Group II A Bednarik and Wayne Robinson as , The P•athtn took the kickoff Vroman picked up 11 yards In a series of six line sbatterintr:. ver;i011. try was no cood. Scorl••= Pt. PIHHnt, touchBenaett also acored a littl~ clowns, lenMft 3; Youftl J1 ll•ln. I Pleee Ll•lq Room Suite the chier lin~backers, have given , and then marched 68 rorcts for l'.n the next play for a first running plays, Cantor and Stotts Oa Th ~·- C.rau Smith went for nine advanced the pigskin 10 the Rut- later with a 40 yard run after c.ftwrslon1 D.rat 2; MQel. W• up on 1y 271 yards in two gimes. · their aecond acora. Billy Qu•ll• down, h and a· "•30.00 DOWN Bala.nte In Easy Paymen1s , went 28 rerda to mne the .11•11 to t e 15. Jeh Hovatter moved land 28. Cantor then toot it first Darst bad recovered a W•h•ma hln'la, touchdowns. ltouah, S.yro, Lions In Goad Sha.,. into Athens t•rrltorv, •ncl l•t... the ball to the eight, and then to the Rutland 1, and then over lor fumble on the W•bama 40. On thl'! ~onvorslon" ..,_,.._ 2. S .. (tTodayat ., V k 1 1 Tb@> Lions are in good cought Sh•rldan's INti In tile roman on a eep P ay wen another score. O'Naiil's point try first play Bennett. aeored. One!:, utland Furn. Co. (or their tussle with the shape/ , •ntl zon•. llut wu ruled out of around right end for the tally. wu good, and the game ended again the extra point wu no good .. Rutland, 0. Los Angeles figures to be one bounds Hid It ••• no slaocl. Smith's kick again waa no gaod, Chauncey-Dover 20, Rutland 8. ' 'llae final twchdowft" ef tha · Or Detroit's chief threats in tbe Sh•rldan finally ~eorecl from and the score was 34-12 · The lineups: 111111 c•1111 wh1111 H•rnr ll•la . Wcstc [J" . • thrH yards out on 0 tnook Gallipolis camt! right back to RUTLAND 70 yerda for a touchHwft. · Mason Furn. Co. rn JVLston competition. fa th score again as Jenkins took the . . V'Tiu play was ccmfualnt to IMit · The Rams scored 31·18 and 37-24 r • t•tly. Sheridan' wu kickoCf and raced 51 YOirds be- Monttomery RE ADd Birth 11ov1Di EquljimeDt Mason, Va. · victori-es over the Lions last sea- ' M..-.cl from thr" yerds out on a ~aren with the exception ef · RT AD lild Sllea ~iiiiii I son. . NMak for the tally. Sheridan bin<; be.auUful blocking to go all s~-RG the way !or the score. Duncan's ,... • ' stop,_ short on th• trr for the kick was blocked and It was 40-12 Ceraon (c) c •Jdn point. Plckent LG 'The Panthers had another <l\anee Gallipolis had U first downa Corroll LT 17UI. ~Ate.-,_.,.. 1711 before half time as Mitch recov- to nine for the fighting Jackets, Eada Ll d Ham"l and picKed up 408 yarda by rush· Ql ........ Ollie for the MiddleRH · ' ball aU the way to the eight yard The lin-eups: Cremuns lltlfta.hrt llilw, .... A--11711 LH • Une the drive fell short. Fred frre PI Werry eaught Sheridan's pass just MIDDLEPORT CHAUNCEY-IKIVIR TODAY going out of the end zone, and il Encla; :Puckett and Fl•er lt1nkln II "'H 1 - lluuon • 'Wa.s DO good. Had the Panthers Tockl11; L•c•r •nd Thomas · P..OoNn RT • II"' • ...,.. tallied this TO they might have got Guarda; Mills •nd furtuton Coolt • RG V8 4 door sedan. Frisky as a ~olt, good body, good tires. THI ION DF PALIPACI back in the ball game. Center; Stone Mvlllno C (In Ttchokolorl :.. Alto Athens drove 43 yards early in B•ckl; Vrom•n, He•att•r, Kl· Wooltly .good buy, Try it today for only LG ltorflftl H....... F • - Tucllor the third period for their next uff ·•net Smith RUMoll (cl LT THI FLAMINt fiATHII score with Corradlni seoring rrom SuMtitvt..; Rice, Hlntly, Lewla, Cline . Ll (In TOchttlcoloi'l the one yard line. Hamilton's kick Swift, Johnson, Bntlferd, Dlckont Qll was good and it was 27•13 . IH<h, McKinney, Oodaon, llhoRH John Young r•covered WillHtnnear, E01tep, C001art, Contor LN .,' ·P' ltma' fumble on the Bulldot~ 26 Mourning, Nuh, K. L. .il, INoM PI TID IIAME THAT 8TA!W8 FOB CICAUft leta In tha third period 10 set Bowl11, CNb, ldwar4s., Ket- .. lvlootHut..... • ........_.,...., POMEROY, OHIO ' up Pomeror'a •••• tcore. Sh•rl cho, Rowl•'f· W•rland •ncl Sch. .eur, l,...r, Iowen, My. McCamos. dan on a kHp pl•y ron 20 yercls otll, 1141tltt. to the six, •ncl Bucldr English GALLIPOLIS Chltincer.o..ir-L.,., O',..IJI, • went over on e pitch aut from Ends; .Smith •ncl Brewn F,......n, leiter, I. ·Mulll••· Me. th• one yard -lin•. Sh•ridan'a Teckf"; IRood and Plsh•r Mlaten,. auiiMIII, L•ncllt,· GIHI ... ittemptN P"h for the extrt Guords; E'lens ancf Sheltoft / paint ••• no good. Centerz SlmnM Athens moved 64 yards late in B•cka; Wlnten, Carr, Jenkins the game for their last tally as •net Ounc•n. ., •lOIS • • Williams, Corradini and HamiHon FIGHT RISUL TS ' ., ' By UNIT•D PRISS • set the pace. Lee went over from . yard line for the score. PHn..ADEU'HIA: Billy Smltb, the one MAKI • Hamiltlln's kick was good . 173~. Atlantic:: City, N. J ., knock~ ·,. ' Pomero,. out li rst downf"d tb«: ed out Harold Johoson, 174, Phi· " Bulldogs 12 to nmc , hut th(' over- ladelphia (2) . ~· ' all speed and deceptiveness flf lht 1. _ _:__________ visitors proved br too much for Cent•r: Mitch. ABOUND ' " :.f:_ _ _ _, _ _ the Jar~is coached lads · Becks: Sharhlan, Gvall.. Eet ' The lineups: J 1nsh, Wilson •nd Rut•ll· • POMEROY ATHINS End11 H•rmon, Wtrrr end John- 1 Enda: South and Oahu. son. Teckl•: Comwtill and Mal.-. Phone 810.N .Minersville. 0 Tockf.a: Lamlltrt, Smith, HawGuards: Wel..-.m end Scett. tharna, lhrnhert snd H•ndloy. Canter: Httch. Gulrds! Youn;J, Gru ..er. StGne Back~ Wlllllntt. Gu1dll, Corr• ~~~~!~~l!:!!~~!l •ncl Cl•r. . ,uni, LH anti Hemllten. ... . LET'S MA.KE A ·WISI-I A.N 0 ' SEE WHO GETS THE '. LONGEST) . ~ PIECE I YOU WIN �.•' ' .. -. ' • The DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy-MiddleP<'rl, Ohio • :1~l Legal Nc:-tices 4iOTIU 01' r t ILICTJON ON IISUI NOYICI OP ILICTION ON TAX NOTICE OF EL•CTION ON TAX 1 be ope11 at 6 30 o•elock A M and LIVY IN IXCESI OP THI TIN rematn open until 8.30 o'clock .P LiVL IN IXQSS OP THI UN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE 1.5 herebY Jiven tbat 1111 pursuance of a RetolutioD ef the Boord o1 Education of the Bed ford Local School DJ.stratt, Meacs County Ohto PISied on tbe 3rd OFIONDS NOT1CE hereby aJven that ID ~J,I&ftefl of a Resolution of the Cwncd of the Villace o[ Rlctne :jeip Couaty, Ohto, p1.51ed on the bt day of 1uly, 19M, th er~ 'Will be submitted to .1 vote of the "pe9ple of satd V1llaa;e of Raclne i· Qe General Eled1on to be held }a the Vtllage of Rac1ne, Oh1o, at the regular place of vottng there .l,n on Tuesday the Second day of fiovember 1954 the queshon or J s$atng bonds of sald VIllage of &cane 1n the amount of Eight Tbousand Dollars ($8 000 00) for 'tb(.;Purpose oC purchasmg ftre eqe.m,s.nt as provided by law 1& maxtmum number of years :dullng whach such bonds are to ll:'tlll ts !fl years ; The estimated a\erage addttlDn· .1ol tax rate amounts to Twenty "Tbree Cents for each one hundred ):lollars of valuatiOn, wh1Ch 1s 2.30 ::nulls for each one dollar of valua 1ion, oulstde of the hro1tabon 1m· .posed by Arllcle XII, Sect1on 2 -of the Constitution, as cerhfted J,y the County Attd1tor The Polls for satd Election will ..optn at 630 o clock A M and re =miiD oprn until 6 30 o clock P } l_ Eaitern Standard Tame of s a~d <day By order c.f the Board of Eledtons of Me1gs County, Oh1o Robert N Clark Cha1rman Albert Gloeckner Clerk September 28, 19M 2. 9. 16, Z3, 4tc MILL LIMITATION JS NOnCE" 11 hereby g1ven that m pursuance of a Resolution of t he 8o•rd of Edueat1oo of the Central _Local &hoot D11trld Metp Coun ty , Ohio, pused on the 3rd d~~o y of May, 1854:, tbere wtl1 be aubmltted to a vote of the people ot sa1d Celltral Local School DlStrtct at the Genenl Electwn to be held m the Central Lqeal School Dus trlct of Meigs County, Oh1o at the regular places of voti~:~:g there m on Tuesday. the 2nd day oJ November. 1824. the questlon of levymg, m excess of the ten mill hmttation, for the benefit of thr Central Lol'al School D1&tr1ct for the punpose of paymg current ex pensea Said tax being An addttional tax ol four mills at 1 rate not ucfti(IIDi four mills for each one dollar of valuatiOn, whiCh amounts to Forty Cent& for each one buadred. doJlars of val uaH6D. lor five years The Polls for Slid Election wdl be open at 8 30 o'clock A M and rema1n open unUl 6 30 o'clock P M Eastern Standard Ttme of satd doy By order of the Board of FJecttons, of Me1gs County Robert N Clark Cha1rman Albert Gloeckner Clerk Dated September 28, 19M (10) 2, 9, 16, 23, 41c ' • • OPTOMII:1RIIIT Offlte Roars: 9 lo l!, ! to 5. (Close at Noon on Than.) N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. East Courl Streel, Pomeroy ~~== ----- POMROY BEND . ... THEATRES ... ____ . . .. MEIGS TlMPLl Pomeroy Middle pori rODA.1' TODAY ULLS OF SAN ANGELO itey Rctgen, Trigger, the horse. b•l• Evans, 5oM of Pioneers RIDERS TO THE STARS (Technicolor) Wm. lurulijlan, Herb. Marshall SW.a. aDII Mon.. ; Octahrr 1...11 LIVING IT UP (TednlllolOI') Satunl•y. October 9 THE LONE GUN (T.chnkotor) Geor" MontvctrrMr1. Dorcrthy Mtlon., .rank F•ylen BI!(ANA DEVIL CT.chnlulor) Robert St•ck, Barbara Britton, Preston Foster ' and MGn.: OC!&obM' t ..ll Sun. Deao Marilil, lerey Lewil VALLEY OF THE KINGS Jante. J.el&:h In Es.ll$k Celor Roltert Taylor; Eleanor J'arbr M.Wal&bl. Show Sat l:t G'doek IW.IUDet 81111. Z pt:t ConllnUOUI Maliaee Sun. Z pm Continuous I day of' June, 1954, there 'I'll be submatted to a vote of the people of sa1d Bedford Local Sehool 018 tnct 1 t the General Election to be held m the Bedford Lncal School Dtstrtct of Metp Count;,'. Ohio, al tbe regular places of voting theretn on Tuesday, the 2nd day of November, 19M, the queshon of levylng, 10 excess Pf the ten man hmltallon, for tbe benefit of the. Bedford Local School Duitru:t for the purpose o~ paying current expense& Satd tax bemg An additional tax of two mill& at a rate not exceed1ng 2 mill& for each one dollar at valuahon, wb1cb amounll to Twenty Cenb f or eac b one hundred dollars of valuation, for three year5. The Polls for satd Elect10n wUI - - - -NOTICE OP ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IJf IXC:ESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE 1s hereby g1ven th•t m pursuance of a Rcaolutlon of tbf.! Board of EducatiOD of the Maddl• 1D port Exempted VWa1e Schoo IS trJct, Meioc County. Ohto, passed, I h on the 9t.h day of July, 1154:, t ere wdl be sut.mttted to a vote of th~ people of uid Middleport Exempt· 1 ed V1llage Scbool D1stnct at the General Election to be beld ln the Ill Muldleport Exemptea. V age School DISlrtct, Meip County, Ohio, at tbe regular places at: vot lng there n, on Tuesday the 2nd day of November, 1934, the QUt:!S bon of levymg, tn excss of tbe ten mt! ' ltmuauon, f or the benef II of the Mtddleport Exempted Vll· tage Stbool DIStrict for the pur pose of pa)IDI current expenaea ~ Sat~ tax be1ng A renewa I "" 3 8 mdh; an mtreue ol 2 2 mills to constitute a tax of SIX mills at a rate not exceeding 1dx mdls for each one dollar o( valuation wh1ch amounts to Sixty Cents tor each one hundred dollars of valua t10n, for ftve years The Polls for saad Eledlon W1ll ... be open at 6 30 o'clock A M and rematn open until 6 30 o'clock p M Eastern Standard Time of said day. BY or d er 0r lhe Board of Elections, of Me1gs County, 0 h 10 Robert N Clark Chairman Albert Gloeclrner I I ~~=~- r.' ; _,a =t:.:-1 ::*..:! o1.,. .....-. ;::.::.,"":.r.i.J!'::r;!: !J ID at l :::=::_:-.,a&;::.~=-.::r,: Cbtirman ..y.lberl Gloeckner \ Clerk Dated September 28, 19M (10) 2, 9, 18, 23, 4tc I ., tM aa•t"l -"--•••• 1 rovo n u UM ~J, 1 l ft::lf1i:For'I~A1'~ 0 !VftG.:' tTttTf:,;wJ'l* ., NOTICE OF liLECTION ON TAX lfVio~OB. toa LEVY .IN EXCESS OF THE TEN 1 B1 It J'II,\IIOlve4 b' the Geural .U. MILL LIMITATION l r,u,_bl1or~~::!b~~~:Jb'.=i J lhotue ~~ m 1~ :'te•u:rnth. NOTICE 18 hert..>by gwen that pursuance of a ResolutiOn of th(' Board of Edueat10n of the Ohvc Orange School District, Metgs County, Obto passed on the 7th day of June, 19M, there wtll b:! submitted to a vote of th.e peqptc ot aa1d Olive-Orange Schoot Dis trict at the General Election 00 be beJd in the Olive-Orange School Dudrlt:t or Meigs County, OhiO lit the regular places of vohng ther~ 10 on Tuesday the 2nd day ()[ November, 19!)4, the quest1on of levymg, an excess ot the ten mlll hmltatlon for the beneftt of tht' Ohve Orange School Dtstr1ct fo r the purpose of paymg c urrent ~~ I r:: J: I ll ~ by• l!.- ~the ~.,.:!~.a-to 1~~ :on~,. 1 p~lllt\~ tl:•::;ra Nw~~ Jl .. 111111 I ~ : ~~l~l: xvu o1 I ~· suw ot ot 1 =cZ's':.-. ~Ntklll IIi tiMI j Court Continues Young Drivers • (ConUh...t !rom Paae 1\ Malfeasance Case some stUdents and te"cbers but it Until November 9 . Imeant add•llonol paper work for the scbool and the Dr,lver Examin· The~ u~ r Governor,8 ""',.., ..,. ~t:'"l,.Bt;"'n.•a:;: I u r erof • ••• see J ll!ral ~t~all bold their omc'ft.. _... , I 6 1tfo~/.~a: =~ -n.e,: ~I 1 ol oftiCe lbaUra are ~ted II ~~fl 11 !4~ Auditor oC tJtat. Ill hot~ tu,;~ ~WW"~ "=1 ....-,I •J:Ouacy, ttet t4 the;;:::,:.~& I ~i-=~~m-f fOUl' ,.., "'J'Ihe' pearing on a ease in Muon Cdunty Cart!ult Court cbargtng tht> three member ~ounty court w1th milfeuance in oUaee- has been conUnued unUI November 9 m actloa.., tlkeD Friday 1n the court at Point Pleuaat Prolecutinc ,..A ttorney Raymond Musarave m'de an app;-arance for the t~ree mtmbers and moved for a conUD.Uance. Tbe t:onttnuance was rranted by Judge E B Penns· baeker who said that the motion \ 1 met wlth the approval of the at torney for the siener11 of a petl 11on ,ehar~DI the members With malfeasance Tbe attorney for th~ plaantltta ls W1lham Bruce Hoff af Parken}Uirl Pre111dent Dorset Wedge was the only member of the court present at the hearlna. Attorney Musgrave aaid ehat one memb~r. Ivan Bush of Muon City, had been out of the atate and bad known nothmg of the petition until a lew days ago, None of the f1ve ~Lgners of the petition were prekellt m court The algnera are Da~ O'Neal, Guy 8 Raf, John Oshel, Rolfe Lee and Dan Jarrell The pelJtlon, charged the court with offiCII) masconduct and vtola ~ tiona of tbe statute law 'of West Vir&1ma as well as malfeasance Some of the petitiOn dcscnbcd alleged mtsapproprlahon of county funds and 1181 d that the present contract between the court an 1 Vugd Love, a contractor, to build a new county courthous e was 11. I ~~~~~~..~--~ I 1 two .uec.-v• See 1 1e1m11 •-- A=~~.-. au .:.ountJ otBcen aball bl t.~oc~&tbe (!Xpeli'Seli Said tax being A r€'newal of ,1 tax of two m1lls and an mcrcase of three mills to constitute a lu ot f1ve mills at a l'ate not exceeding r1ve m1Us 1 fll'lt Tuesd8.7 after OUI tint .M(!IIIooii:Q 1 1n November In • • • eft~~. ·~ ye an aacl .U ll!leeticml '..,." ftrtlt- elective om""'* .uu be ftnt Tuel4&7 alter tbe in Naftmbe:r Ill. lbll odd I 1 ,...ra. "".::Jt • AR'l'la..&~ s.e a. ~ term o11bll _ . for each one dollar or valuatiOn, 1~tio~~-=~ 11 a:;-.=; whach amounts to Fifty Cents for •• • Treuwer o1 s~ • • • _.,_. each one hundred dollars of val I Auditor ot BtaW llbd tMt to~ 1 commonelDI oa tiM MtCCIDd. uat10n, for f1vc years ot 1muar7 1958. 'I'IU! Audlklr st.Ue lhllll hold bla <Jtaoe f!K • The Polls for said Electwn w1ll ot ~ from Melllllll........ be open at 6 30 o'clock A M amt I' f:~dC:,. ~11r~1J& ~ remam open until 6 30 o clock atw lhall boli111J.ia ofBce IPI'...C. 01 or~~~ p M Eastern Standard T1me of I r,~,•r ~tat«m."' ..,ne..,i:G·.. ._ said day ! a~otot.~ a.Dl ~ 1 By order of the ;.:.· A:'!rnb~r. aad Board of ElectiOns *l:le J~ ot the Commc:DODd.. h si% • • • ,..an of Me1gs County, 0 10 ! Court lu~• o! tlle Probata Court. dS ••• Robert N Clark 1F-111. and tbd ot otMr 1uc11• _.. :be IUCI't eva aumber of yon not_. Cha1rman ee«<oo.nl a1x • • • yean • may 1M' Pl.:.. Albert Gloeckne r 1;h!~!mb~ ~ ~~1!i; Clerk · ,PeiJC• lbaU a .-h .vea iii! 1 ot ~ four • • 7f!&N..t Dated September 28 1954 ! be.,:~rt.bed b7 U:Je Glt'l (10.) 2, 9, 16, 23, 4te 1 :Ual~~~fi Pll 1Dd school offief!n man 1M 1110h NOTIC:E OF ELECTION ON TAX \ even number ot 7... ... ,.~_hro., four • • • ,...,.. I 1:: * I: ttej = J:u-:sm• "'*.,. l c:r-U: :;•;!.; l =.P !!,","'.... ~~ertt>M -= !;:a: Clerk ::=..':.'1:1 l::. :I:em ln:.w xvtJII .,:1. narGt;!!'r.l ataTa:ct\ •=c-::.. k u.• 1 rova.,.,.. sr, ,.. ..:! 111 r Savings Company !, ·. Menlber Federal Kesene SVlltem ., Federal Deposll Insurance Corp ** 73 PC. ROOMS FURNITURE ........ ...... $199.00 DEkUXE CHROME DINEnE .... $ 99.95 ** SOLID MAPLE BED ROOM SUITE ... • . $ 88.00 WROUGHT IRON MAGAZINE RACKS . $ 1.00 ** 1DIVIDED PC. LIVING ROOM SWTES ......... $ 88.00 TOP SUNRAY GAS RANGE $ 99.00 * NEW 1955 ARVIN 11" TELEVISION $149.95 BAK On FURNITURE Corner Clerk Dated September 28, 19M (10) 2, 9, 16, ;a. 4lc ¥ tiel (1, Sep~ba, @> ,.,.. ' u, ·J~i'O:lllt'tto -·•' . xJ l' * * * * * ' ' 700 ATTEND ROCKSPRINGS . * * * ,. ' * * RSE HOWING :OMMISSIONER'S CASE-BEFORE GRAND JURY . M~. * f.D.R. MARKS 70th BIRTHDAY Vehicle Drops Over 30-Foot Hill With Man Worker Makee Vain Try To Halt Heavy Maebine A 22-year 16.50Co,a.,. .......... sal• $15.00 J9.50CoafiC ......... sale$11;00 21.50 CJih , • , ........ 110le $18~.00 15.0Q Coats .... , .... , . sal'• $19.00 19.50 Coats , • • • . . . ... sale $20.00 "--,. 39.50 C•ts ..... , . .' .. sale $30.00 49.50Coats ........... -sale$38.00 59.$0 Coats ........... sale $48 .00 69.50Coota • : . .. ..... sale $58•.00 farm hand this morn· ing when tbe tractor he was operating backed off a SO-foot embanlunent on a farm on Bowm&ll Run, near Racine. C.ruahed beneath the tractor wu Bobby Ted McChare, 22, of Crown City, 0 He bad worked on the far.m, owned by Conrad lk:-. Coy, of Jackson C(.lunty va. fo.~r the past two years, aecerdtng to Mayford Harr11, who as m charge of the farm The accident occurred shortly before 10 o'clock thts mormng <~.s young McClure was getting tbe tractor ready t o connect a belt from tt to a blower used to blow out earn mto s1los w CONDITION OF I s LE old was killed instantly I ·.~!:59 c.~".· ~·:.:.·~:.:.:·. .~-~~~-~oo~. ' ,, '· !llo!rk . Dattcl * Ftgures show that the Driver Educauon Course, whK!h 1s approvf.!d .by the Oh1o Department of EducaUOII,.. l& ~>ffered m more than one-halt of the blgh schopls, but only .-bout 25 per cent of the eh· g1ble students in tbe 1Qth and 11th grades actually take the course Trafftc authorahes agree that studeJtts who s ucceBsfuliy complete the course art! .be"M.er drJVers than those who .l.lck formal driver traming 1 ~ , , a.. ATTEND GOP WOMEN 5 mEET AUendmg the ltftee~th annual cc.nferehce o( the Oh10 ~edera tJon of Repubbcan Women s Ot gaf\tZaltons at CulumbtrS, Frtd.E.)', weie Mr _11nd l\in!l A. V. H,owell and Mrs Neva Pleree The party returned late Frtdf;y mght so thal Mrs Pierce, Cha,tr man of the Metrg:s county Worn en's R"puohcan Execut1ve Com· mtttee and Mrs HQwell, dc1egate to the State Confercnce mlght make thetr reports to the Me1ga County Repulbl'lcan Women's Club at th.e meetmg n( the Club at the Martm Hotel, Saturday af. ternoun - -- - - - TWO IN MEIGS I'ICSPI:rAL Admttted to the Me1gs General Hosp1tal Friday were Ralph E Conners, Parkersburg, and Mr H Mason , Albany D1scharg!.'d was M1ss Htlda Roush, Middleport Out-patients were Barbara Slayton , Cllesh.tre, and Mrs Fred Lem· (('y... Mtddleport FALL VALUES In WOMEN'S CO'ATS . d.,-. · * Moody Parsons, also o( Jackaon County, said that he bad JUst pulled up m itlS truck wtlb a truck load of •com for the silo. when the tractor backed away from tbe atlo area As tl started over tht! steep bank. Moody mHa a desper ate leap m a vam attempt to IP'Ib the hand clutch He sa1d that Me· Clore's feet were pushed atatnst the brake pedals He was unable to reach the vehtcle before It dropped over the s1de of tbe em bankment He saKI that the tractor hll the stde of the h1ll once and tben turned over, top down, on the farms dnveway JUSt below He stattd that when he reached the youth, he was already dead The Pomeroy Emergency Squart was dispatch(!() to the scene and asststed m removmw: McClure's body from under the 42. Jnc h Shertff wheel base 1mplemen~ Charles Russell was nollf1ed and arnved shortly afterward Coron .. r Henry Ewmg also mveshgated the nushap Harns stated that he had noh· lied the young man's patents Mr and Mrs Jobe ~~~ rt§. of Crown C1ly The body was removed to the Elwmg Funeral Home, pendm g further word from the famlly te gardmg arrangements BAND MEMBERS NET $1210 FOR TAG DAY DRIVE OYSTER SUPPER PLANNED The Middleport Busmess Men ~ Assoctallon wtll have an oysler supper when they mee t Tuesday evemng at the K of P Hall to make plans for thetr Chnstmas Promotwn proJect I======================; wm Our Every Day ~PECIALS •• The change in the vabdlty of t he temporary permtt effects adults 11s well as 11tudent1, he said However, ably stude~ takIng hu~h school courses no obtain the permats at age 15 Other peraons mu&t be 16 years old Felty /sa1d "many students were unable to take the course when they reached the proper grade In hlgh school because they were y~unaer than U years and e1ght months, the )lrevtous age 1Jm1t wheD. learner's perm1ta would be ISSUed to Dr1ver Education students We ar~ hope'f'ul that the change in age hm1t wtll encourage mote students to partu:tpate m the courses offered 1r1 pub11c and pBroCblal high1 schools." the D1rector said. 1 * I II••~ bt "' Patrol," he pomted out. * I ~OTICE POMERO\' 01110 er Section Of the State \ Htghway LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN \ hil~d ~er ~ ~~~~ MILL LIMITATION term~ ot olBce ~ to efl'cel tW ..,. pose o1 hcUoa l ot. qu1 ArtiCle. NOTICE IS hereby g1ven that 111 ' uy AD.1 v•eaDCJ wbictt rnay ooc:eur til eleetlve ttlte oftlee Other thlfi 1 putSuance or a Resolut1on of the tbllt ot a anembel' of the ~Bo••d Auemb17 or ol. Qcwemarr lbiU be • of Education of the Colum IILUed. b;v al71:101ntm...t bJ: 1M ~ bta Local Schoof Dlstnct, Me1gs 1 !..mor,..~ .. dl,.,..•biJH:r::..rg" ..'W."J';~:t1 Oh d th 5th · · County, 10, passe oon e 1Every wch vae~ 01 day of luly, 19M, th.ere wtll be ~:,.hl..hkh-:""Yae•~ ~~ ; submitted to a vote of the peopl t! oee~~r~ more th.UI tldrtr • • • W. 1 1 of ~aid Columbia Local School l ~r~•~Ja:S~~! e': was allfi:ied tbat tans wer ':! Dated S~tember 28, 19M. n 111 triet at the General Election tu l ike fQr th ~~ ~ 1 levied and ralsedl, tQr «r~palrs l n ~(10) 2, 9, 16, 23, 4te be held in the Columbta Loc .d r :r.f~~ ~ ~ the old courthouse and the r c ho •ueh mmm4ll' a. anap M I School Dtstnct of M-etgs County law NOTICE OF ILICTION ON TAll Oh10, at the regular places of vot- -,.And palrt were never made Th e plamMo a ~urt~~• ltelolnd, 'ft&M I LEVY IN EXCESS OF TH& TEN 1ng therem, on Tuesday the 2nd . ;:.~~~:: ~ tiffs also charge th,_t the con MILL LIMITATION trac!t between the court and Love day of Novembei , 1954, the ques •me the electon of the strote rJl Old~ • lball be J)l&eed an h was entered 1nto before the estl· NOTICE 1s hereby gtven that in l lion of Ievymg, m excess of the ballot ln th• maaner prnertbed mate [or the flscal y~ar was ap. pursuance of a ResolutiOn of tht:! ten mtll hm1tatwn for the bencoarrd ~ N dtlldJMted • , provd by fue stilte tax commt.Sston Board o( Education of the South· f1t of the Columbta Local School · ~ ~..JJ: er and before the levy order fo r ern Local Scheol Dtstrtct, Meigs Dtstnct f or the purpose of paym g TE ~~~~ a~ the flfiCII year was made and beCounty, Ohto, passed on the 6th current expenses the o1 Ohio f: lore any autbomalion for the 1 1 d "'J - of Julv, 1954, there will be !!. J Satd tax bemg An addttmna 1 ..... 1~ ... fhfl contract submitted to a vote of the people at a rate not exceedmg 2 mills fo r or. ueuwnmt -~ Worlt on tht:! new courthous" of saad 5outhern Local School Dis tax of two mills at a rate not ex l liO =~7 meanwhile has cunlmucd with · tflct at the General Election to ceedmg 2 mills for each one dolla1 ~~ out stopping be held In the Southern Local of valuatiOn, whaeh amounts to ~or to two moeeiltw -'-- -School D1strtcl of Me1gs County Twenty Cents for each one hun11. tl:'!.~~ the~ a1 CQU,RT ISSUES LICENSES arat~ ud thli' ex1IUDC amezul.. ob1o, at the regular places of vot dred dollars or valuatiOn, for thrcl' eetd ment tbaM Mall bike Marriaee heen11es were 1ssued m lng therem on Tuesday, ti"!" 2nd .-ct!OIIl 1 o( Article m MCU~ Probate C(lurt to Robert Edwards, day of November, 1954, the Qlles ye;~e Polls for saad Elect.1on w1ll !u.,~aJ. ~A:Oclest:a'f!'Dotot'o:! ~ 19, Labpvllle, plumber helper lion of levYmg, tn excess of the be open at 6 30 o'clock A M and bto repealed • ol lull" 1, 1111'1. UJd Shirley CoWin$ 18, Reed8 vtllc, ten DUll hmJtatton, [or the bent remain open until 630 o'clock p 1 telephOne operatGr f1t of the·southem Local School M Eastern Standard 1'lme of sa 1d ~~~ rowMDrBZM Clmton.. Good, 21, Advent. W D1stnct for the purpo!'.C of paymg dav or TRZ aBIIEII.AL ASI!!MilLT ~ • And be lt tLlrther Relolved Va, haeman. ~nd HaUte Adktns, I - -- -- - current expenses By order of the General AtRmbl7 of tha Sta • of Satd tax bemg An addttlonal Bo•rd of ElectJons Ohto. U.......fttthl "' liM~ 17, Harriaonv ••le. RUMMAGE SALE PLANNED tax of two mills I ~lected to eM!tl =-be aubfnltted IIIIAt.l of Me1gs County, Ohw I ;':~~~. :r~~ Utll u. T,he Amenean Legion Aux1hary at a rate not exceeding two m1lls Robert N Clark '-----~(;;l.::0'~2 ,:_9::'_;1._;6.,:..:.23..;':..30.....c'-~.,.te_ _ _ 4PPLE BUTTER TO BE MADE of Drew Webster Post wtll hold a Chaarman _ for each one dollar ol' valuation The Lad 1es of Rock Sprmgs M-e~ rummage sale the week of October wh1cb amounts to Twenty Cents Albert Gloeckner NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX I NOTICE OF I!LECTION 011 TAJ thOdlst church wtll make apple 11 at tihe FederatE'd Church parfor each one hundred do]Jan of Clerk lmtter Wednesday, October 13 Or· ash hou8 Those bavmg rummage valuation, for fiVe years Dated september 28, 19M LEVY IN EXCEJl 0' Till TIN der1 are being taken by Mrs Cll( are requested to have lt at tbe LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN The Polls for saad EleclJon wtll (10) 2, 9, 16 23, 4te MILL I;IMITATION ford Leifheit and .Mrs Wdhal"l pansh bouse Monday 01." call Mrll be open at 6 30 o'clock A M and MILL ~IMITATION Bartels. • George Mowery, presldent remam open until 6 30 o'clock P NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX M Eastern Standard Ttme of satd LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN NOTICE IS hereby gtven tltat ID Is hereby <...lin day oursuance of a Resolution o( the puhtuance of • ReaotuUoa ol t'br 1.· MILL LIMITATION By order of the NOTICE IS hereby giVen that 1n Board of Educatton o( the North BOJrd of Ed~cotloa of l~o Soil• Board of Elections , bury Lo..l &ohool D!Jirlc1; Neil' pur ~uance of a Resoiutton of th r of Me1p County, Ob1o Board of Educatwn or the Western ern Local School Dtstriet, Melg.'ll qounl)', Oh1o. p_... •• II>< 41~ Robert N Clark Local School Dtstnct Metg" County , Ohio, passed on the 7th day of June, 11&1. there 1M Chairman County, Oh10, passed on the 26th day of July, 19M. there Will be aubmit.\"d to t •ole of llle P"""' A~bert Gloeckner day of July 1954, there wtll br subm1tte~ to a vote of the people Clerk s ubm1tted to a vote of the peopl r ol sa1d Northern Local Schoo' of oald Sallallw'Y LOcal School Dated September 28, 19M of sa1d Western Local School Du. Dustr1ct at the General 21ectiOD t ... Dli\rlet at ~ 'Gmerlll • (10) 2, 9, 16, 23, 41c tract of the General Elechon t u to hei(, la the be held an the West«n Local be beld In tbe Northern Local D~l of MeiliB &hool Dtstrtct, of Me1gs County SChool DlBtnit of Meags County Oh1o at the replar places l)f Ohto, at the regular places of vot· M.t the regular volin& therean on Tuesday tbe 2nd 1011 theraln, on Tueaday tbe Ztld 'tb~eld on JUJJior Sizes, Ml.Ues Sizer, Women's Sizes and day Gf November, 1954, the ques day of Npvember, 1954, •the qU$1 No¥embor, lp54, the Half Sizes. lion of )evymg, m excess of the '" levtJai,ID ....... ten mill hmitatlon, for the benefit tion of hwymg, an exCe&S o[ l!ie ten mUl bmitaUon, f~>r the benellt 11¥1\~1\""• lor 1f the Western Local Sehool D.s Lrtct for the purpose of pJymg of the Northern Local SChool Di.a s&llibUI')' lAICil . currt:nt expenses tnct for the purpose of payms for the purpooo of I ~ • ~ expe:naes • ·~. Sa1d .Jax be1n1 A renewal of d cyrrenf expense& Slid tax belDi. Aa oddllloatol l,lx tax of fave and one half mtlls ar.d Sa1d tax being An additional an increase of two mtlls to con ol two m1ll• , trlct for the purpose of paytn; stitute a tax o( &even an~ one half tax of two mU.ls at a rate not ~X· at a rate not exeeediDI Two, mUls mills at a rate not exceeding 7 ~ m11ls ceedin.g two mills for each dflh•r for each one dollar Dt ••1Uali0.r for each dollar of valuation, wh1ch of valuatlOD, Whtcb ahtounts t (.. -which amount~ t6 T*entJ. Centr. amounts to Sevent,--Five Cents fnr 'II'«enty Cents for each one hun for each oat huadrell 4ollara of • •• each one hundred dollars of valua di'ed dollars of valuatio~. for Uve vlluallon, f9r fi~f y~ara 1 ' yll~ tion for rtve years. will The Polls The-folls for l!latd Etectton wtll The Polls [or 1a1d F.lec:hon wtll be open at 6 30 o'clock A M and be open a~ 6 30 o'clock A. M. and ' remam open until 8 30 o'clock P rema1n ~pen until 6 30 o'clqek P.. M Eastern Standard Ttme of ISild M E-.lern Standard 'l'•me ol aold ~ day 1! 'ily' order of lhe By order of the Board of Electio6o, Board of Elections, ol)l!elp Cou!lly, Ohio or Melp C01U'tY. Oh10 8nberl N. ; Olork Robert N Clork Chairmob Chairman , Albert Gloeckaer ., Albert (lloe<tner °'.., The Farmers • ....... 1 ., ~... M E11tern Stand,ard. T1me of Sllld ~..::.:::::., _. 1 day j clio P11 ~-~ 1 By order or the 1 Board of Elecllono , •1 ~ of Me1g1 County Oh10 l 1 aau. ad..:_~ ~ Robtrt N Clark l ~ Adlc• m e1 -.. MAYOR FINES MOTORIST Enos Harrtson Wl!l fined $5 and GROUP 2 WILL MEET ~osta by Mayor E F Robmson c.f Group 2 of the Women's Asso-Pomeror Saturday n1ght after be· ctahon of the Ftrst Presbytertan tDI dlaraed wtth speed1n1 by the church w1ll meet lh11; evemng at State Highway Patrol 1 the home of Mrs Carl Owen j I IN SAN FRANCISCO BACK ON THE JOB . Accordmg to Shertff Charles Russell, who mvesltgated, Lynch had pulled h1s 1§49 sedan over to the nght stde of the cUrb to ptck The Pomeroy lh.nd m-embers up two passengers, when a 1150 sedan drwen by James Taylor 33 ratsed ov r twel111e hundred dol 118 Vale St , Pomeroy, eolhded lars Saturday m the all·day "tag. w1th the rear oC the vehicle Both gmg" of the Pomeroy •rca 'l'ag Day contributions amount· ears were 'beaded south ed to $1210, and s.Gme cllec:tu The Lynch oar went out of con have not been recet:ved The PHS trol and skidded 1M feet across band maJ'(hed through the down· the htgbway and over an embank town area, Saturday mornmg and ment, the shertff sa1d Taylor's then sold tags. untal eiJbt o'clock aut.omobt]e went up over the curb that n~,ght and colllded w1th a 1947 p1ckup Mn Wilham Kenn~. Band truck wh1ch was parked nearby Boosters' president, '"'1shes to and beyongtng to M.aynard Ellis thank all those who helped 1n an,. of Mtddleport way, those con:tnbutmg, the committee, •nd all the bUBmes'S bous-Taylcr was fmed $100 and costs es on charges of drmng whtie 1nto:r J· Worktng on the eomauttee cated and sentenced to three days were Mrs Wdham Stnuas, Mn m County Jatl He was also Caned Olaa Hl.l'naOD, .Mrs W A GlbbJ, $5 and costs on charge~ of operat- Mn Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs mg a motor vehtele wtth only an RoUand Neutzling, Mrs William. operator's mstrucllon permtt Swatael, Mrs Harold Lohae, Mrs Hank Young, ~Irs Joe Raub, aod Sunday afternoon 2 mlles south Mn Cliffurd Ebersbadl t'lf Bashan on the Racme-Buhan 1 Road , two womt:!n suffered mmor PULLINS HOLD DtNNI!R mJuncs a.s the result o[ a 'Bide· IMr and Mrs James Pullen en1 swtpe ' colltslon 1nvolv1ng a 1830 tertamed With a f•mUy dinner eoupe driven by J W Archer, 66, Sunday hononn& the birthdays of Racme and a 1964 sedan operated thear older daughter SUaan Utd by George Ofl'utt Long Bottom Mr Pullen's father, A R. Pullen RFD 1 Eva Archer, 60. suffered Other guests were Mrs A R PuJ. a cut on the bead and Sadie Ar- lfll'l and daughter Jerry, Stepbau cber a bru11ed left elbow and Stephanie Pullea, Middleport; Sunday rught, .another two •ar IDd Mr and Mn l#Jton Pullen, "" Charleston =========:.:===• ensh occurred ()II Route '1, two lr , miles south of Hobson-, involving a car dr1ven by :Euar;ene Darst. 1'1. IJa2 l.egar Street, Mlddlepprt aad Mrs Sarah Moore, 21, of Pomeroy No one was i~Jjuted, the shera!f reported The Pomeroy Poliea Chlef ~ reeordedl~~o~~~~:1 1V0He, mia.bap $aturday 1, on Mala Street in 33~% • AMMONIUM NITRATE Cir 011. Track Now • • $$5.15 delivered $$3.15 off car i'L,\C£ oatWt I f � 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. 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