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' • 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 �I ' ;,.I~ ~ ~ . . ' The DAILY SENTINEL. Pomeroy -!Middleport. Ohio '"- " ' Page Two T!te DAILY SENTINEL l ... .... / ' ..... j :;. : \ •\t 1 ... ...h. • • J r' I ' " Cktal:ier 11 Monday, Octol:ier II, 19~ The OAI LY SENTI NEt., . J '4ent • · Mrs.,. Doftfll,. SAME OLD HASH Corsages OJ' '1'ID :ft:lU8 • IIA80N o\.R &A Published nery a.~t~rrpc,;.11 a~t Sundar br ne Olilill \'llleJ DeDtinel, lnc., at lW Mechanlc St. Pomeroy, 0. Bwinesa ornce phone .._ edttonal oft\&:e pbor..t! 817. J!:ntered u HCOH dw maJliq IDitter at tbe poat offiee at I P;omero)', Obio. • &ICII.UO 8, OWEN .......... General Mll\aa'• JACK L. OOU.E'ITE ' .. ' . . . . . . . . . . cu,. Ultor Classified A<ll r«•Jved '07 10 1 o m. wut be publilhed. tbe nmn A.,..,ll_o.,.f..._O.,.ac- ar Enln'a ~ personal PAT WlPPL«), Farm Bqre•u. .;. property wlli be sold JncludJng surance, Auto-Fire-Llf~ Polio. 1ertion Mllftmu1r. char1e Me 1948 Chevrolet ~ ton truck Bx Phone 9'1 8-4-tf 4 eents per· word for three eellent condition. 1 ~ork bOrsl!, i aecuuve lntertions. 1000 ft. lumber and mtsccllan · COMPLETE InaUraDct" Protttetton. Special-One month !or 25 eous large farm tools PLACE Ute, Auto, Fire, Pol!o. Cal\ DoD per word. o~ Hem· Mill<, Middleport, Ohio. lock Grove. TIME Of SALE. 10 11-2-11 Full ule of 2 cents per word will a. m. Thursday. October · 1~ 1 MAX·:W::-AR=o:-:A-::&e-t for Jl'arm --.;'_ be cblrged for adv~tlalnc if not 0 Terms of ule-CA.SH. For addtt paid for befor•the 15th of eaeh tlonal Information call 432. Chas reau Jn,suranee CoJ.!lpanleJ, Alt P month folloWmr huertlon. H. Wise, administrator of the , Life-File Oftlce Plioue ~ Errora in Adve,tlai.nJ-Sb~uld estate of Oscar 'Ervin, deceased __!._~ H·X ~~ report•d lmml'dlalely. Tbo 11).8.3tc, • 'AUTO, FIRE, 11oopllaiiJitlon, Uh tiuel will not be T'!lponaible 1 B PrudiDiial more than one lneorrect iJI!M' 1 HOME KILLED :PORK tor sale :.su~aoce; OJldl " .. tion. Smith Cafe. Pomeroy 10..6-6!~ Travelers LaU Don 1\.fuUen, PoiD.c..,_= ~ croy, 6-14-tl Good used PIANO. $50 Tuned and I Cbarsed .\dl recetved b.r maU telephone gtven careful atl•en·l delivered. E A. Grate, Vinton , , - - - - - - - - , . , . . - - - - 1 tlon. Ohio, Rt 1, Phone Danv1l!e ' \ "' INSURANCE &Y ROBERT C. RUARK I would hP the ftrst to admit that getting shcowe~d w1th radtoaellv-e ash IS not a very prettv thmg to h:~ppen to anybody anti ~ 1 1 j BY GEORGE L. lEIS I've talked about farm safety befor~ but 1t won't hurt none to mentton 11 agam-part~cularl~ With Farm Safe!) Week commg up the tatter part of th1s month 1 There are two or three thmgs ~ or considerable tmpoJ tance wh1ch should be observed carefull}' ut thts ttme of year One ts COl n packer safety It happened at a 'o\mter meet mg Over across tbe room, 1 happened to see .a fellow that had been Ul school at the same hme 1 was And, as often hmes happens, people dnft apart and lose track o! one another. Movtng through thl' crowd, 1 approached my fnend of former 1 ' ' _...._,.,_...,,.~ some respects not qu•te people 'fhp KamJkaze whJch the} though! up and which gave us consJde• able trowble was not th~ actiOn or on unbe<~table, unqu1ttable nat10n It was actually sJ!ly because the Japs qmt real fast when the hme came 'Jlhe' were s11ly m the1r banzai charges and sally wheit they used to cover up B-29s With bananaplant lea\'es on the a1r stnp at Guam, when they m1ghl as east!~ havoe hred them They W"r" ... . __ com· Pletely doe1le Whf'n captured as I remember w1th •he curtous aH'- or bcmg guests m !he huuse They never sef'med to add up !u much as when the\ used to shout up the mov1es at PelelitJ They 10,,.,~ 11 Deanna Dm hm but I rom their perches nn ~ nrlge they would rJCJdle the ~cn·c n Jf a Shirle' T emplr mo,Je wa s showmg ' Som et1m cs I h<~v c c!Jff 1cu lt) be lll'VJn!! that t ho" 1 _, 110 ,_ , ..... 1 been IU yean sntr e lh l' \\at end ed and that tlJe (;p 1 mans and t h" Japanese were com,urr l' d by ,,,· and 0111 fr•ends Gud knou s that our oc I ~ .. ~, ~- --~ ... · u_::,. Correspondent Gets AI ong sweII I h B if I B t s II G p· k thiS 40 w a I I ~~~~~~~;'"her~fl'\~~~~. ::t~nt~:~~ ~~: clo~:~P LuY~:~~d e~c~,';,~,:~t wdl natwns rt•cnvrn n~ rnuch faster l1ghtcd 1f mo\mg lat e :n the eventhan P.nglantl for mstance Act m~ or early I? the mOJ nmg In ualh 1 would say th 11 lhf' tlnel 1 faad, Jt wuutdn t be a bad tdea to I Ax1 s natwns ltah C tioht It up like a ch. tstmas tree I Japan- are ~ l:lcttt!r ~~rh~;~Y t~~~ Haw· flasher lights 01 anythmg the ~Jctonous ones bar A else whtch Will attract uttentton menca For a conquered peopl• lhc Mak•'" you r r 1g s La n ct ou t 1I k e a " sot e thumb J aps haV(' heen makmg some ver) odd gestures LJ!ely .anti 1 believe F''lfes and falls account for con m·w thai theJe Is a h sJderahle loss of t1me and materca r1~ wavr 1al th f d D . of ant ~-c\menean lf'VulslOn m p s on ~ arm to ay on t gress oveJ thi s accJdcnt Wilh trh(: ,tart fires ~nd then walk away 11-bumh It wuuld be mv Idea lh•t trom them I m thmkmg now abnut f J>urnmg leaves and th 1 k f or SC'V ( rat gt•neratwns thf' Jap< !h e J e o at Abltttle blaze c.m develop should not hr atluued the tuxun nf ctntJ Arn ~ncdntsm publtclv de ,nto a ag one m a hurry It can mens! rated But lh"~ n 1 ,·m <~ clo be a enstl:, one, 1f 11 gets to<J abl too b ld 10 1 crank\ wrt who docs not lliink se va u· e Ul mgs. More chmbmg will b o f Lh at ~11\thln).( German can "' h d c one rom " now on t an ur1ng many oth a' ou nfI scr..,amtng for so,•ereJgnl} m th f th er to mplett• at th 1 ~ moment on ~ 0 e year Wakh whJt ThiS is the record The Ja s you are domg Keep your mmd un DIC att•ck Pfl'ul H b Thp the Job It may be the dtfferencl or. from •Y bet dtd force the death ar m•rch ween a bro k en neck or noL a Bataan The Ge rman5 k 1tled broken neck The difference he more peoplt '" on e • Iternoon 1n . comt's your responsJbJhty Rotterdam than we lulled with ttle A-bomb attacks on Japan LEGAL NOTICE 1 he Bedford Townshtp TrusleP~ More English ctv!llans dJed of G~rman ra1ds than we lost from of Metgs County, Oht~ Will re rrulitary troopt durmu the war. ds h 1 The G•tmem did ·,1. ond the ecJvc 8 1 ' at t eJr rcgu 111 meet 1ng place, up until 6 00 P M Oct J aps did Jt It w 111 lhe German• 1 18 t9:>4 for the purchase of thr that made so1p out of ...pte , tl 1towmg Eqmpmcnt and who had the ovono ot Such. 1 Tandom Dnve De ~l'l Puwei PC •nwald and Oachu It Wlln't us Motor Grader •nd Jt wasn't our al't 5 , • Wetght not to cxceer! 14 000 Lbs On e Jeco gnJz•s th<J! }Ou cannot 1 Nut tess than 50 H P n •tmsh an old hatrnd forc••ec b,,, ,_ F'ut 1 revolving Blade at !he samt• ttm, "' nc , .." 0 ccc,, l 4 ~peeds 1orward & 1evc1 sc 111z e what 1s stf'mh "~ ,,,1 what ",, Mrch:mtcal operatl'fl powt r Ct1n n.ot secmh' l thJ nk th.J t Wr~te•n trots (,ermcm~ 1s pr<Jct 1 c 1 n~ up for an Leanmg front wheels , "glm• .,u 0 ,,,.. obhu N:.JZJ sl.ipt'r"l"n .," , ... T1r1 ~ not les s than 10 UU - 24 r lhmk the Jap!-> are wotkmg up . fron l & rear to lhe ~ arn e Llea Wtth Cab 1 What the Japs <~nd G•r E ne 1 "' man~ . . ngme equ1ppe d w1th \lf'cli 1 ec IS nu t so much sovere 1gn1\ startmg Motor en th e fJnt' hand and trn mlllwn At the same ttme and pia ~ ( dollars on thr other as a sound Bids wtll be recr1ved f01 til· sllll kick m !h ' pant ~ and a sharp :td or !he followmg Equ1pment 10 ,cnnwn t il<~t !he} d1dn t wm J Galion Jumor Patrol 11 \\- c \Hm J!, hut ourned 1f Jl illn t :\lode} G 17 senal Nu 11!1<\. hard tr remember snmetmtes wtlh InternatJOnall !4 Engm ' 'A<hln the prtsonen start push Jn" Senal No 152819 .. I be Ja, 1ers arom1d Equ1p))ed wtth :.~ v n too•h Scartfite. WOMEN•s CLUB MEETS S1gned , The S econrl \tard Women' s Bedford Townshtp Trustee~ Club w111 meet at the home of By Glerm Lee Mrs WJJJam Sh.eruian Tuesday a! Clerk of Board 0 30 P m Members are to take Route 1, Pomeroy, Oh1o saQdWtcbes or a pJe 1 (9) 27, (10) 4-11·3tc I I I .·4n I eaut u 1 I u rna .. . ·- • ~• l - .12'7 1931 FORD V8 2 dr. Dlx, 1 around by white-tied waiten in 1 day and have a look at my beret, $89S maettnar's, 8 MODERN Dwelhng, !i Arnold, M~ne~~lle._ 0 7 -8tp the manor houses. apron and boots room aparlment, !1rst floor We started out w•th a palatable The,,• .,_, •rtt snipped off the Phone Pomeroy 310-M 10-7-'1 NOTICE. SETTLEMENT OF sou p Then came chickens, homevines by t ... bunch with small 1951 DODGE 2 dr Sedan. $893 ACCOUNTS g1 own and ktlled th.1t mormng scissors. And 1 good snlpptr Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 10-9-6tc ID~L TRAILER SPtCE avail· The tnmmmgs consuted of cabcal'l fill his bnket in 1 h11stle a e nex.t to high sc ool Pbone PROBATE COURT, MEIGS bage and potatoes seasoned to the and tlke I breather while he 1952 CHEVROLET Dlx 4 dr. Se6094-X. 10-6-6tc longue For the wmd up there was waits for the wagon to come dan $1185 Blaetlnar'll Pome· -.- - COUNTY, OHIO tangy cheese and the wiDe flowed I roy. )().9-6tc PELLo\ FOLDl.lVG UUORS NotiCe ~ ~ hereby given that the 1 hke champagne and even btJbbled for us packers that hJ SIM For All1 t'tlte!llar followmg Accounts have been fill1ke it day, the wagon didn't come along 1953 PONTIAC Dlx 4 dr Sol.d l,ly C. L. Heaton. Cont ed tn satd Court for settlement, \ p1cker of grapes has to be very often $1695 Blaetfnar's, Pomeroy U5 Mechanle Bt., Pomeroy and that the same wdl be heard on 1D-D-6tc able to bend easily from the m1dA gal works alongstde her mat" - - l Monday the lOth day of November, rile smce the httle whJte frmt or boy fnend ~ 1953HUDSON rr;:-n-;tllard top I I• ! 1954, to·Wlt. ' {red too, for that matter) nestles And may I please add that mud- 1 $189!5 Blaettnar's Pomeroy ' KEETON'S SEWING I Second and Fmal Account of close to the Vl~Cs dy boot9 and all some of the lady ' MACHINE SERVICE l:Nora Clark, Guardian of the PerA Nov1ce Picker pickers are flght pretty At least New.Sewtnr MaC!hlne•- Used son and Estate of Kathryn Bauer, please don't take the notJon that Terese the httle brunette girl 1953 BUICK V8 Super RIVIera We ReJta'l' AU Moelel8 an mcompetent person the grapes are gathered one at a who helped me along the narrow C $... 395 Blaettnar's, Pome Wrlttelt Gnrante ... Wllh NEw First and Fmal Aecount ot Adda 11me 1 am a not•tce piC k er ~ an d g rape rows sure was pe ~ Incl. oiled Machines • All ....... -alro I . Th omas, Ad mmistr,!llnx of the roy. 1CHl 6tc Guannteed. therefore somewhat of an au horA good PICker too. Better still - - -· - - - - - - - - - - Estate of Theod R Th a 8 ............ unuers 11 t an d some o1 my ( Minersville_ Pomeroy 909-J 1 deceased ore · - om ' 1 ) an d 11 vou wan t PI oo 1 vou can ""•b e ~.:"uw 1:, u t 0 erviC.eS drop mto room 702 of the Natwnal brand new French Words like ~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~ First and Fmal Account. of Pearl Press llu1ldmg m Washmgton one "out" and "non" W Helwtg, Executor o£ the Estate R H RA'WLINGS S~NS C0-24 of Amanda J Helwag, deceased. .• hour Wrecker Servtce. Day First and Partial Account of Phone 6227 Night Phone 6039X, ·~ DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS 100,000 H or more FRESH CUT L W Heneh, sole surviving • . 12-24tf POPLAR, WALNUT or CHER· 'J1RUSTEE of the Trust created by ,' ·' .· RY LOGS Deltvered to Ball i the Last Wtll and Testament of ! : · -' ,.• Run See or wntc Ivan Car· Albert D Ebersbach, deeeased. ' .·:.... COMPLETE WHEEL .~LIGNMENT ••. man, Pomeroy, Ohio, Route 2 , and F'mal Accoun' of Sy. and Balancmg Sen·~e. l~ckett's 10.5·7tc bdF1rst Ebershach, Admm1stratrlx of Sohw. Phone 6307, Middleport. h 4-lS.tl to do a1h-om-e--Phone ~de E~;tate _of Oval Sheets, deceasBor MEL HEIMER •••• J UoJU,)l0- 8•6lP All persons mtercsted are re- I Teochers Receives Gilts At Church :::·lucky 8 8) A S · ,;.;..;..-.;.;--.;....;...-..----------T----* W anted -----'---,--- I Mn Dav1s, slate v1ce regent a_od chatrman of membush.i.p in O~o ar;av.e a history of the DAR whlfh began, 10 ~. revaewed braefiy the hne of work d.Olll •l that hme •nd of the work being dont bt tbe DAR. with ~ 'youth, whieh covers a wide field Ttje 1peaker alJo ttold of children who are being educat by llt• PM, tb1oi!d _..bola ~s to approved schools an4 coil es and m the two schools owned PY thet!o one at Tema&4ee, S' €, wh iB a boardinJ ~dt1>9l and 1J,te Ka Duncan Sin~th • s:'hool G•t!"l, Ala., a dt,y school. ~~ ~ ~ ~;;;;; employed In th1 Midr;Ueport 'giil& Ire bemg iaugbt tq be home Mr. lnG Tele ..hane Exch..ge until redlqqrl, mp.ers and the boY;s modern • when ' cently she Mt•n work at rNt,. 11tf. far.tnlng, 4nd h~lth. i& emphasizthe Evens Sup~trmarket. Mr. to Eugene ed~ Coleman gradu&~ted from Mlddl•· and Mn. BetlMI Mrs. Davis aJ.a~ told o( bow the High School, urved thrH D4,l promote UJeir obJective~ llleport. The marrl1ge was p•r· • ,ort ye1rs in the US Anny with Hrw~leh are h1atorical, educshon. , fot,med Sunday at the PrGtby· vlce In Korea, and it elso em.... iil4,c:hurch. itt North Jlcksol'l, -ari'd patriotic. '!DY~ at E'llans Su,.rm•rke~ 0., -by lthe R•...:. Cecil 81lley, At the conclusion of the meetTheY. will be at home to the1r t.orn,.r Pnsbyterlan minister In lag refreshments were _,j l!lerved friends In tt.. TeWktblry apa.rfW<jll)-' , from a table wlth lHe c;,over at~d ments an North Third Annue. Mrs, c'olem.~n SI,"I:IIUI~ from centere4 with an arrangemWlt of WcMJeport ~lui\ ~~ lt¥1 was falJ flowers. Mrs. Dutton and' Miss Bt!Bs Sanborn pres-1ded , at the coffee t~le Arrangements of taU S;y:rtU:jUe P'l'.4 Holds flowers were used to decorate Shower On 'l'u,.day • the home Syracuse P'I'A will !". ~ et at 7·30 Mem~ers preseot were Mrs Dutton, Mr.1 J. E. Foster, Mrs Wayne at the s-chool aud1torUim for a Roedel1 Steffy, Elder of the Gibbons, MrS Charles Hennessy, kttchen shower Tuesday Middleport Church of Chnst, preMrs. Jolm Chase, Mrs Dot Scbaeare needed as sented g to the Sunday School Artacles which fts 1 f~r. Mrs. R W Finsterwajd, Mrs. stated by Mrs Woodrow ZW11Ung teachers at a Teacher's RecogmAlfred Elberfeld, Mrs Dey Hysell PTA prestdent, were Alummum t10n Serv1ce at the nme-thtrty Mrs. Richard Rawlings dashpans mixmg bowls, dtvlded servtce Sunday, Oct 10 Spectal Mrs Harold Lohse, Mrs A R Knight, Mrs. 'Patnck Locbary, plates, potato muher, rubber plate music was presented by Jams Mrs Everett Hayes, M1s.s_ Daisy scrapper, soup bowls, spoons w1th Childs and her brother-m-law Cash Saunders, Miss Graee Hortoii ant! holes an, egg beater, soup spoons, Bahr, who sang a duet accompanr<~lling pm or m.oney contributions 1ed by Mrs Chester Erw1n the hostesses. Teac~hers hmwnd were 1\hs Guests were Mrs Arthur Car- wdl be greatly apprec1ated Bradford, Mrs. George Wilham penter, M1ss Lenora G1les, Mrs H G.AROltt.Q,.'MS l$1 flEET Memhar.t, Mrs Georgia Wehruna;, $. Kress, Mrs Theodore Reed Sr,, ' The '!1Wltii1It 't:iarden club w1IJ Phylhs Gothard, Margaret Boyer Mrs. J. 0. Roedel, Mrs: Fred meet Thlllllday, October t4. at J Mrs Laoncl Boggs, the Rev and Crow Sr., Mrs Fred Crow Jr , Snuth Mrs Fred I Gardner Mrs EdMrs. Edward Blake, Mrs. Loram tne home of Mrs Edd1e 'Yehe Terrace, wtth Mrs R C , ward Frertt!h, Mrs Ge~rge Child-s, Sterrett, Mrs. Allen Hennell, Mr::~ (,!lmorQ and M£i. 0 H M}ers Mrs L R Wile} Hom£'r Rtce and En)enon Jones, Mrs. J.ames Har· assl8tmg host~es ,MjlQ.recJ Hawley lex and Mrs E 0 Rail I MatJ Route. Good out buildings. d ROOMS Ave., ClosePornin Butternut For So_le______ NEw YORl<-This ts the c1ty .at dusk webster's _f_C)_)__ out a tl et' nnr.: wo1 k m a shvr , tl.ap)•, boldly says dusk is "a middle degree U~ED FL'RNJTURE BARGAINS. nap I between light am\ darkness, " but Webster's, tor Used R~fr1.1eratur, _.,. 9, up, vacThc1r pay 111n sf rom $2 to $2 50 once, mtssel! fire. The city at h\ t!lgllt Is many uum Cleaner $9.95. BAKER a day WJlh the extras commg on things-an o'ld man reaching c.,r hut p1pe, a shop• Furniture. Pbont" 6374 J, Mid· top O.tcc a week or oftener, • girl pamtlng on a fresh mouth, a playboy mtxlng dleport. 5-l9·tl the) are gl\~n a hull whelc the~ I his til'8t hlghbaU-but nothing so pedantiC as a ' middle deg-e ond darkneos · whoop 1\ up un managl'ment 1 ... between ll~t !I" You are in 'midtown, high ln midtown, and as brou~ht red wmr and musJC the~ 1 , 14'' MOTOROLA TELEVISIONprovid e for themselves you look to the west toward Hoboken and Lord CHEAP Mrs Ray Ztrkle, 4~ We sat down WJtl<t them for 1 knows what tangled torests beyond, you .see the Ltberty Avenue, Pomeroy, OhiO ltght or the d,ytng sun ol\ the b\11ldillgs or Park 1 supper end It was qutt~ flll.ng 10-11--Jtp end better still dtdn't have u 1 1 avenue. They are buaineiS·like and dignlfled and ---- ---many courses 85 Ire passed 1 they ~:~tand like civil defense wardens or a lalit ADDING MACHINE $85-Pop Maglnot Line; behind them hes Broadway, evil cooler and cash regaster, both • Mel Heimer and mnocent, raucou• ani;~ melancholy, stlrnng like for ulV\ or $2711 each. Electric LAUREL c urF Dtl!k-and the one or the undead u night throws Ita hat Into d ll....,d b •· ~o "" B · k first martini. tbe ring. fl an lw ... ' UIC BiY MRS JOHN DIEHL •A k Roadmastcr Converhb,e, GOOD 1 In the atree~-0 below you, I e the Jane:, ot an conditiOn $795 Call 379 _M or Attenrlame at SunJ:.~y Sc hool on ant village, the tra:f'tic seems to have eased and slowed, as it getting o ct 0 ber "., wus "0 d 01' f see Ceward Calvert, Blaettnat 1 ·Ill ermg 1 1ts b1eath. Even- the endlest blowing of auto hom1 11 muted and SlO •9 Auto Company, Pomeroy, Oh10 was " almost meditative, the aoi't way the announcer at !Hlmont says "It Mrs Bill Dav ts 1\IJ~ Bill Jacobs 1!1 now post time" for the eighth and laat time or the day, Mixed lO-ll-Btc and chJldrun, Columbus \\ere w1th \he horn soundl!l 11!1 the endlelllhoutlpl' or the city cliiidren, but HAY FOR SALE-near Chester. overmght guests ef the1r parents the tong day haa toned ev"'..J thil dOwn to' a about. The big town ta Mrs F D R1ce, 101 E 1\lam St '"' 10-11-3tp Mr and 'lrs Prat I Ja r nbs Wed- a11 quiet aa It Wlil be. Pomeroy a a nesday Make money, BY SOME STRANGE C~TRY, the bright colon become- HOME SEWING Mr and Mrs Clifford Jacobs spare time Sew ready-cut RAPmore deeply vj.vtd now. Tbt buildings or Manhattan ec:atter northand son Jack called on fnends • A-ROUND Eaay, profJtable ward by the t.ilouaanda, a hundre4 dUferent thadea or brown e.nc:t red Sunday afternoon Hollywood Mfg Co., Hollywood, and tan, anc:t here there Js a patch of white or cretn tor, a launMrs N.swongrt· anrl rlaught J I 46, Cahl. 16-11-ltp dry Slgn. were g ues t~ or tlw former' s Gau 1 The patches ca.tch your eye llkfl· tht pltcel of 1- Joseph'• ooat. The ghler Mrs l!J1ry Bates AUCTION SALE green becomes the Juab, rleh lr4en of i. golf fairway. The white is Sgt ThP.mas Pat ker who IS sta head Regil!ltered Guernseys1 whiter than white. On a t6th atrHt rooftop, metal chairs and table& in LJOned m Fr<.~ncc IS spendmg his yeUow, white and green 1it deterted. and the pathetic little city t Fnday, October 15, 11 00 A M furlough w1th his wtfe and rela EST !U Milk Cows, 18 Bred ahruba lll\d bushes atand silent, Ulct the Jf&I"JI Celt.1te~ abandoned 1n tJvcs al h,s home here mid-Atlantic wlth the meaa aet and tilt foo4 atill wann. He1fers, 16 Open Heifers, 2 good Mr and Mrs Orvdb Allen have j Herd Bulls. This herd 1s acoreLaundry tlutten 1n the fad!nC light on the tar-papered roortoj:ls dated Bangs and T 8 Free. moved to Uw F.vl:'ly n Ru _.s ell pro· LitUe laundry--dlapera and booUel and auch. How abturd, There pr.rt) I &re no children In this sea of but141np. How could they Uve? John Ev-ns and Son, Mr s Jnhn D1 t li and D1ckw I You apy a parking lot, it wat .,1111111 over with cars at noontime RL I , /Uhland. Ky, Eblin spenl 1 hursd,ty w1lh Mrs 1 but now there are but two or tbree left The wburbanlte has picked at Cannonsburg 10-11-ltc rvy Powell La,v~Jltn. I the eUy's pocket and has tled ln. b11 1'1'1.)', 11x-cyl1nder <:OUpe with -8 - - Bt nn~ Wrl!:l:ilt fell ~ I tllc hom e beater and radio. 1 ~as~a~~K~~R.o:d H. 10--li:.atp '>f l't. 1 <.md Mrs I,;J,V l t'n ce Smith Wolnrs lay rrqumn .~; several sLtTO THE NORTH, somewhere around the Triborougtt bridle. a plane S-W - EETciDEft. and lately risen from La Guardia field m&ke.s lta way purposefully and hcs tu eluse !he W(Jiln 1 APPLES. Delicious, M1 s Btlty Dtehl wa ~ tnjurcri m , unerringly to the west and you see It and don't believe lt It looks Wmeaap and Rome Beauty exactly like the toys used ln movlea abQut planes, being puUed along ;.] fa ll m Prmlero} w~dncsdav Webster Orchardf, n~ar Cfletter, on a strlng. You imagine Jamea Capey In It, peering through the -- 0. Jl.ll.tf rain and tog and aaying into hll r&dlo, "Light a match, I'm CO!ping MAYOR FINES THREE in" to the airport. It is duak, You are tired and )'OUt brain veer. orr Mayor Stdn l\ Hll~~~-tl fmed on odd vagaries, r ::. ~pet ~1 \'1-' h(•el cr Kentuckv A 110ft violet eloud-haze haap over the .edre of the city aky and UOO nnd costs 01:1d tlm•r days 1~ above It ia the coldUght blue of an autumn'twiUF!t. Here and there, ta t! on a t'harge of drt\,n,; whtle spotted in the monetroue trou~ of but141n"' are bravo little trees lf' toxJcated Charles Jl Shoi'makc ! growinJ from the atone Innards ol BM(im. .. wa s fln"'d $.10 and costs on a 1 In a way, all Utll 11 Pnott a Jl;ltorAI acen..,...xee~ ...~~t. her'1 and :harge of speed mg anri Donald A there, lnereaalg' lnaldtoualy u tl)e cwtalo ~pa, tbl :neo~ alii!• on Herdman was rmed $5 1J'nd costs Lexl.t:IJ1on avenue J.f* begtMlnt to blink wltb. & t'etltatlYt Wttk~ell. wtlh the cosLs suspmded on a COWI.t em ~'· th'y teem to be ~yillf, pHi1nl aroun~ tbe co~r at cl•&· U•cor~ i!"'J<!• ••••I tl:e charge of fa1lmg tu Vleld the tight ! tho empty..,., ~ta. tM eoo~t of wa1 Ma)or Ru~selt had a hear- I jukebQ:teft. SW w• Aa~ G IUtU' mJtt •IN-1 mg Fr1day mght for Carl Grue- l 1 Som""bm' ILI'tlt~ oorth', . .'6r. tlly. MJCh!Plt. thl ratiblta on4 ser w~o was <'harged w1th fatlur~ deer llit ~' nlotlnlot~•.'Pia#llli•to nJpH;.ll. IIHile city, wo ' to yteld the right of way ~~Oft! ·~t ;~~ ~;,~f ~J\t ;- cl~ . ~ _ I l I I • • I ••Y· I I la'1 1 . . .. . I I I I y laro ' tltf \ iJ~~o~:~~~ _<_l_7..!_HeiP_W~_o_n_t_e_d~~ :~~~~:r\~t~~~u:~~b t~!!~~7~~: Boommg business r!nakes opentnl{ available for respons 1bJe man ot· woman with car to call ori farm women 10 Meigs. County. Full or spare tune $20 to $40 8 day Write McNFSS COMPANY, 120 E. Clark St., Freeport, Ill 10-ll-ltp Any person interested may file wrttten exceptiOns to sa1d Accounts, or any item thereof, f~fe days prior to hearm&, and at thal hme further time may be allowed Cor cause, lo !tie such ex~eeptlons , .!' , ~ 11 ' WAN'rED-CAR.RiiER to dehver papers m the Monkey Run VI· C!Dity Good route benefits ...:.....:....:....:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SOBER man to drive truck. Galh er trash and garbag~ m towr~, so chores $80 month anti com · Room I1 necessary miSSIOn Phone 518-M 10-7-ltr I I ! I - • /t~~m ~~ Smart H~oqled MACHINE Representative in P?meroy and Vlciaity every week. For purchase or repair of Sewin~ Machines, Call or Write S:n aer Sewing Machine Co., 25 North Court St, Ath(me Ohio. 4-3().tf RADIO & TELEVISION SERV!Cl Ph(loe 200 Cleland Apphancl Store. 118 W Ma1n St , Pomero• 1·28·11 c-::::::-=::c----- - - I QUICK SERVICE on Watch R ~ Plmng by Factory Trained watchmaker COLf.INS JEWE' LERS, Pomeroy. 1-3-tJ FOREMAN t ABBOTT T. V. SEI< VICE A.ll Maket Rep"tred by EJ. pert TtehnlcianCJ phi., 0 e 8284 y MiddlE:port 8-lG-: UODNEY DOWNINC late Edith Bean f' Walter Brown ROOMS OF ALL NEW FURNITU B;irthdoy Pidnie Party Honor& Eric Chamber• * FREE Delivery * Convenient Terros * Good Quality * Choice of Colors and Styles # Er1c Chambers celebrated hts tenth barthday Saturday afternoon w1th a p1cmc at Roadstde Park Hot dogs, b1rthday cake, m1lk shakes and favors were sen•efP to the guest.9 after a ser1es o( games wtlh Er1c's father, Richard Chambers, JD charge of the party. Thedecorated birthday cake was a Chambers, g1(t of Mrs Herbert Enc's grandmoiher. Guests were Darrell Bechtle, Tommy Rail , Karl Beck. George Hibbs, Bucky Chesher, Benny Wilson, D1ck Hayes, John Jack Satterf1~d, Jtm Bill Hobstetter. Juomy M1ller For 00 'ON TIJE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT{-' - --~~ ~ . - --~ _..l Jean ~mart, daught~ af Mr and Mrs. hul Smart, Middl"'ort, bas received new honQ.rs from the . Ohio BaPti.st Yqutb. ~ Fellowab,lp ~"' s~ .)ps been selected' to, attend i);l. ~ , IOpll<t Wo~l~ •.vuauce on / flf LO!Ii!Qii. ~nil io JulY u a '; ,: ~if,e o( !be OB;YF ..LI the lr:p t~ ~~u_de a visit to s~erol { ~ _ eountr1es.. ,(~ 1l\ili Smut, a JUJJioc at J)ena;d. ti.~ Un~verslty, 1s V\Ce president ~ of the OBYF, National chaarman \ of Clt.idnsh1p and Youth Rep~JIIti...,UVe of the Amer1can Baptist 11 Women•• Home M1Ss1on AnocJ.a· tiOJ\. At the present time the OBYF have started "' campaign lor funds to s~~ ~elf delegate to tbe world J'lleetin&. ' LOW PR,ICES &peist Delegate ' 'BEFORE WU~IT~Rl COMBINi\'FfON DOORS- S.torm Doors in Winter - Screen Doors In Summer ;f.l ,_rictcl $l6 :50 .Outside GJqss Doe~rs ...... , ..... $11 :95 Iaside .Qoors * ~rtllplace of the111a1 A. Edt1M el Mll•o. Ohio .. , ............. $ 9 :00 • Bl RCH DOORS No: I grade ..... $12:00 GENHEIMER 1201 Business Services SINGER SEWING CAU. 6190-J I I ---~- PIANO TUNING. repa1nng and cleaning E. A Grate, Vmton Oh1o, Rt. 1. Phone panv1lle 16-8-fltc Goods I I I iR-oNiNG ~:: 1vJ:\u~~c~~ o~~~~~~~ a~~~ c~~·~~~~ar~;) * wasllday At1:00PM . ~~:~~~·~~~~~~~t~~1~0-4~-~8tc I ~:~~~. ho~~o;!s~ar, r:."!. town . f:riclay,' Oct: 15 ., if sold :n October. lty. mo)Jth Will sell at "Chuck" a low pdee sell, 567 Front St., Middleport, 1• 7 "tp ,ballll, and •~rarage. Oh1o. , u- -o lotation. REASONABLE. Phone _ __.____ ______ .t 20sh1p ACI\E FARM in Chesler Town· on Bashan Road' Mmersville !"~~~(:-li()Q.[&"~~10~-ll~·~3tp 10-11-3tc l)tys! member. 1\00M 1~2~~~~J~~~:~:~ ~~9~-~30-=t!~.~~~~~~===~t (8) Auto Sales THREE ROOM .ll4'4UYn Chl~t~tT . Hllflon, <li•Rlam --.1 l!>t )llf!el· HOUSE · "7 • mde · from FOR SA"'---" room hO""'e eonsldState Rn t 7 l ~ ..., ., ·r.:b•l e ' rent near FJnquire ve Potntsof 1 each ing ofwith 2 four •.n.ea~na e bathroom and apartments, priv4te eh=-Hu lu" Ka Pt tlRa or Pau 1 Forquer trances Bolh are c'mpletely fu.~ 8t F'IVe P 0Inta, Pomerov, Ohio n 1shed and renled" at $1"" per 10..11.:Jte ~ ow Service See us for priceo 1\UT · LAND 'F'Un·--E •I Rutlantl '50 CHEVROLET deluxe CON· VEl!TIBLE condition ••~. Extras.Excellent Terms can be ar- rape IC ers - ( J4J F R l·m;~;tH<)Io~rSE.::e~n~t;u.:-'r;:;;;;; (21) Redl Estate and r8n11ed. Cali1J062.J. I l IF YOU HAVE A drmking problem and r.eed help, Phone 171 Y or wrt'le P' 0 • Box Pom.ero•. Mrs. 4rthJJr T. D4VI1 of All~ ance was guest ape,ker at the membenhip tell or Return Jona. th0n Melp Chopter DJ\1!. helg 'Friday afternoon at th~ home ot Mrs. IrvtnJ K.arr Jr., with 'Mrs. 01 R. FarAs, as ass11tmg hosteas Qt!vq~tops led by ~· ()ftc• 1 Wlud S!orm-8~h .., Card of Thank• u(i. Speelal NoGRAY WOOL SUIT, gray COAT o..nen.l LtabWty tices vf Eventl pr:nte<t at regu. wUh fur collar, s1ze 38 Call 1 tar elualf1ed ralet, Obltuarie~ RI)BER!~~~RANJ(~ 6035-Y arter 3 p m IO.S--.3tc pubbs!J.ed J cent per word. M"""11> <\\ II'OiJOI'I'!: llcO!Jl ~- ~-----.C.....-,-DELCO STOJ;tER m excellent c:on-' Phone 3H~lt Po.ror blllO ( I ) NotiCe$ ditlon. Phone 103.J'. 10-7-6tc - .. •· more rounds to make before flll - , BY HARMAN w. NICHOLS tshtng the JOb Unit&d Press Staff Correspondent "Maybe It was the extra speed but anyhow the picker clogged up EPER.J.'l'AY, France UP-The on me I was 10 8 hurry The next t1me I get a vacattOn, I thmk PICker was left runnmg while I 1 I'll put on my beret , corne back went back to get It and the stocks I here and htre out as a temporary u~~angled [ grape picker Here IS the evtdence of what And as Joseph Dat·gent pub!Jr happened" Ed held up hu; hand· relatiOns d1rector for the Frenr h ~~~ arm champagne mdustr}, was sa)lng 1 But maybe l was more for- can felch Veron.ca along if I like tunate than many others It The ptckers have It Pi etty good could have killed m~ , and man} of tlw pea,ants work as May;e I ~mag~ned at but H man and wtfe te<~ms ~~:._e h:s t~o~':Sat ~ l~:u~:;;:~ "Uncle" Joe who ,peaks French ence 1 would-most an bod , with 1 British accent, tald us would Y Y . about the lot of the pickers. Thl~king about Jt after •t hap They take time off from their 1 pens, however, does not replace awn small farms to gather in that which 1, los! 'think belole some pretty fancy take-11ome, the act ts done The Simple pro.,,u, oretty n~ce !iv 1ng besides. cess of thmkmg may save your life or llmb They me m torr: :o ttabl e dur m1lones rent free . L1ke governt TtaHI ond the haghwa} 1s dget- ment workers m Amenca, the} mg more angerous ever} av , are allowed to sneak a ('O(fcP it seems Many of our highway!\ break after worklftg Lwo hour.:; al·e heavily tjaveled This m Its elf Bul unhke our help Ill home lh t.. , •ales a ha•ardous d 1 .__ .__ ng fa con 1 JOnh coffee IS on the hou se plus a fre e Pull Jriachi• 1 rm ' .er~ on sue hallul of the thmgs the\ ha\C been roads pockln g- grap.'s-.tnd J ca rd nr Th adds to the d dQnger hln\Olved f 15 ere no enylllg t at arm I so of bread machmery has to be moved from on e Jocat 1onhto another Two-Hour t b but 1 11safety th Lunth k t ru 1cs WI 11 ave o e o owed At noonl11nc ey !a e a wo- war. The Japs ar<' a curwus race m Auto--Fire-BNIII'7 Is Guest Speaker Ing IR cbvge of the rtllent, Mrr. Dale Dutton " During the busmetll .seasion th.e t;;:aosfer ~>f Mrs .Arthur 111 t;a~­ peftter f~oJD Nabb_y L~ Chap1te!l') A~ wn ~OJII>rled •'14 , Ml,. Leilora Gifes. was remstated 11 a ,.t =.~;~nlgle\~i~ ~~~ rt~!~l- ;· 1~ 7:~ I It propoo;tion, havo many fri•nds who and were t in Singapore at the fall . 1 also saw CI'Ji.. a few '"rvivor$ of the Japanese prfson umps trickling back to early deaths at the end of the .! ' .I 10-8-Btc: __,;::. _ _. - - • ...1 part w 11of an th arm. ••,,,., '"'"" ~ hon bucks 1 It's only money, of cour..._ e ' ose are momen s m .-C-..:."' g4JI*-~~17. aur money-but 1 don't like the one's life when proper actloos and _..... - - - -- - - - ·~--------attitude 1 don't like the idea of words seem t o IaU en t arel y F or- ____ ___ __ _ _ ---~. th Jill' dem•ndlng •nvthlng tunately, Ed did not beat around from onybody t did not thor- tpheenebdu•h He told me what hap 10 'l:t I I -- eerla1n pet socal gnevances m1ght result from such an unfortunate accident as rcsultced from the H bomb tesllng and br11ught dtsaster to the Jap fisherman But I tlunk the Uruted States otrf'r to pa} a mtlhqn to the Japanese 1s downnght generous, and morc than ample fo1 an acctdenl There \\.el e only 23 V!Cttms and on\y ol\e has d 1c d The tuna II s h years 1 stuck my hand out to cate h es t h at were contamma It' d shake his .. only he dJdn't have do nut seem to be wort h 10 m• I a nght hand In fact, he only had .... ''! wa• p••king cor".·• ~ SALE-trvlli '""" ~ Around Ohio oughly attack on Purlapprove Harborofastheir • sporting Mrs. .trthJit f;la,~l : Rates: " eentt PV "'ord, one In· oM month, $1. laps, As Losers, Too Demandl'ng N0\V, Says Roark Bnon (20 Bl I nsurof1C:;;~;__-=. For Sole day received. National advertising repreaentaUve. BottlnelU-KhabaU, lne., 343 Lexmgton Ave ,N ew York City, 18. N. Y. SnbscrlpUon rates Dell\ery bv ~arrler where avaUable 30 centa: per week: one ytu In advant'l'l at The Dally Sentinel otflce, $15 60; ai.J: months, S180, three 1nonlhB, $3 90 By motor route where avaUable. one mont'h 11 By mall one ,-ear $8, stx months 14 25, three mr:mths, J2 :Kl (9) Phone 136 LUMBER COMP.NY Mill 1nd Yard on Po111eroy, Ollio Street Plenty of ratprs. Coni~ Opon E•on•l~. 01!1 TRB CORI!IER IN Ri«ht don tiomilieblrt1.' of ldlibn tlet(lD lu,,-otilo ':' l,u been a leader ill the tdYIIICO towd!'okelnetlliY. log" •• enjoyed today. '-- On Ohio pavement tho world'o SritOI~~tt ...t thelr'Blow. Here the world'o &rot eoflitqi...W li«hting wu installed. Tho &nt public bllildiU to lit WiaM for ol~city when built still otaodslil Tlttlin. Alooelated with tho ot\oto are ouch eloetric:ol pio~~p 1ft ~ Wilooo, Kettering, the Paebrdl. T"" ..,• ., .A. Morris CANDIDATE ' Fda A pn>!W !lcrll~ •• oll!4 GJI4..Wiilcli . Cong,..s Compony _haldedleated fiielt tnhhtn..,, - Steps iDthat direction are Ohio Power'l!l~ iuencJ. in ,nper-hi&b.'O'Oitage lrmamiuion; the buildin&of the &rot tine iu Americ• to carry 330,000 volts; out part, wld:a otitor lllili~ in oupplying electric power to the gr"t ,... otomio pNd~ OCIIIe1" beins built .... aow "r' L • Portomontb. wwa "~ wl..t new •4 'l!'li,Volellul thineo ol.;,ctriclty will do tomorrow, but it ...,.. for .,.. thll Ot.io will :r-.. i)Ut,• , . _ t!a7.• '!'"i•• • • briDP.s ~em ab~ut. ~ ·~msnucr ,. . 'Q'f1lllllmON: ' ' • ' • .. . • ~ ~ \ ' • ' ' ' .. . ,. • , ., ' I ' ·'• ' •• f t �I ' ;,.I~ ~ ~ . . ' The DAILY SENTINEL. Pomeroy -!Middleport. Ohio '"- " ' Page Two T!te DAILY SENTINEL l ... .... / ' ..... j :;. : \ •\t 1 ... ...h. • • J r' I ' " Cktal:ier 11 Monday, Octol:ier II, 19~ The OAI LY SENTI NEt., . J '4ent • · Mrs.,. Doftfll,. SAME OLD HASH Corsages OJ' '1'ID :ft:lU8 • IIA80N o\.R &A Published nery a.~t~rrpc,;.11 a~t Sundar br ne Olilill \'llleJ DeDtinel, lnc., at lW Mechanlc St. Pomeroy, 0. Bwinesa ornce phone .._ edttonal oft\&:e pbor..t! 817. J!:ntered u HCOH dw maJliq IDitter at tbe poat offiee at I P;omero)', Obio. • &ICII.UO 8, OWEN .......... General Mll\aa'• JACK L. OOU.E'ITE ' .. ' . . . . . . . . . . cu,. Ultor Classified A<ll r«•Jved '07 10 1 o m. wut be publilhed. tbe nmn A.,..,ll_o.,.f..._O.,.ac- ar Enln'a ~ personal PAT WlPPL«), Farm Bqre•u. .;. property wlli be sold JncludJng surance, Auto-Fire-Llf~ Polio. 1ertion Mllftmu1r. char1e Me 1948 Chevrolet ~ ton truck Bx Phone 9'1 8-4-tf 4 eents per· word for three eellent condition. 1 ~ork bOrsl!, i aecuuve lntertions. 1000 ft. lumber and mtsccllan · COMPLETE InaUraDct" Protttetton. Special-One month !or 25 eous large farm tools PLACE Ute, Auto, Fire, Pol!o. Cal\ DoD per word. o~ Hem· Mill<, Middleport, Ohio. lock Grove. TIME Of SALE. 10 11-2-11 Full ule of 2 cents per word will a. m. Thursday. October · 1~ 1 MAX·:W::-AR=o:-:A-::&e-t for Jl'arm --.;'_ be cblrged for adv~tlalnc if not 0 Terms of ule-CA.SH. For addtt paid for befor•the 15th of eaeh tlonal Information call 432. Chas reau Jn,suranee CoJ.!lpanleJ, Alt P month folloWmr huertlon. H. Wise, administrator of the , Life-File Oftlce Plioue ~ Errora in Adve,tlai.nJ-Sb~uld estate of Oscar 'Ervin, deceased __!._~ H·X ~~ report•d lmml'dlalely. Tbo 11).8.3tc, • 'AUTO, FIRE, 11oopllaiiJitlon, Uh tiuel will not be T'!lponaible 1 B PrudiDiial more than one lneorrect iJI!M' 1 HOME KILLED :PORK tor sale :.su~aoce; OJldl " .. tion. Smith Cafe. Pomeroy 10..6-6!~ Travelers LaU Don 1\.fuUen, PoiD.c..,_= ~ croy, 6-14-tl Good used PIANO. $50 Tuned and I Cbarsed .\dl recetved b.r maU telephone gtven careful atl•en·l delivered. E A. Grate, Vinton , , - - - - - - - - , . , . . - - - - 1 tlon. Ohio, Rt 1, Phone Danv1l!e ' \ "' INSURANCE &Y ROBERT C. RUARK I would hP the ftrst to admit that getting shcowe~d w1th radtoaellv-e ash IS not a very prettv thmg to h:~ppen to anybody anti ~ 1 1 j BY GEORGE L. lEIS I've talked about farm safety befor~ but 1t won't hurt none to mentton 11 agam-part~cularl~ With Farm Safe!) Week commg up the tatter part of th1s month 1 There are two or three thmgs ~ or considerable tmpoJ tance wh1ch should be observed carefull}' ut thts ttme of year One ts COl n packer safety It happened at a 'o\mter meet mg Over across tbe room, 1 happened to see .a fellow that had been Ul school at the same hme 1 was And, as often hmes happens, people dnft apart and lose track o! one another. Movtng through thl' crowd, 1 approached my fnend of former 1 ' ' _...._,.,_...,,.~ some respects not qu•te people 'fhp KamJkaze whJch the} though! up and which gave us consJde• able trowble was not th~ actiOn or on unbe<~table, unqu1ttable nat10n It was actually sJ!ly because the Japs qmt real fast when the hme came 'Jlhe' were s11ly m the1r banzai charges and sally wheit they used to cover up B-29s With bananaplant lea\'es on the a1r stnp at Guam, when they m1ghl as east!~ havoe hred them They W"r" ... . __ com· Pletely doe1le Whf'n captured as I remember w1th •he curtous aH'- or bcmg guests m !he huuse They never sef'med to add up !u much as when the\ used to shout up the mov1es at PelelitJ They 10,,.,~ 11 Deanna Dm hm but I rom their perches nn ~ nrlge they would rJCJdle the ~cn·c n Jf a Shirle' T emplr mo,Je wa s showmg ' Som et1m cs I h<~v c c!Jff 1cu lt) be lll'VJn!! that t ho" 1 _, 110 ,_ , ..... 1 been IU yean sntr e lh l' \\at end ed and that tlJe (;p 1 mans and t h" Japanese were com,urr l' d by ,,,· and 0111 fr•ends Gud knou s that our oc I ~ .. ~, ~- --~ ... · u_::,. Correspondent Gets AI ong sweII I h B if I B t s II G p· k thiS 40 w a I I ~~~~~~~;'"her~fl'\~~~~. ::t~nt~:~~ ~~: clo~:~P LuY~:~~d e~c~,';,~,:~t wdl natwns rt•cnvrn n~ rnuch faster l1ghtcd 1f mo\mg lat e :n the eventhan P.nglantl for mstance Act m~ or early I? the mOJ nmg In ualh 1 would say th 11 lhf' tlnel 1 faad, Jt wuutdn t be a bad tdea to I Ax1 s natwns ltah C tioht It up like a ch. tstmas tree I Japan- are ~ l:lcttt!r ~~rh~;~Y t~~~ Haw· flasher lights 01 anythmg the ~Jctonous ones bar A else whtch Will attract uttentton menca For a conquered peopl• lhc Mak•'" you r r 1g s La n ct ou t 1I k e a " sot e thumb J aps haV(' heen makmg some ver) odd gestures LJ!ely .anti 1 believe F''lfes and falls account for con m·w thai theJe Is a h sJderahle loss of t1me and materca r1~ wavr 1al th f d D . of ant ~-c\menean lf'VulslOn m p s on ~ arm to ay on t gress oveJ thi s accJdcnt Wilh trh(: ,tart fires ~nd then walk away 11-bumh It wuuld be mv Idea lh•t trom them I m thmkmg now abnut f J>urnmg leaves and th 1 k f or SC'V ( rat gt•neratwns thf' Jap< !h e J e o at Abltttle blaze c.m develop should not hr atluued the tuxun nf ctntJ Arn ~ncdntsm publtclv de ,nto a ag one m a hurry It can mens! rated But lh"~ n 1 ,·m <~ clo be a enstl:, one, 1f 11 gets to<J abl too b ld 10 1 crank\ wrt who docs not lliink se va u· e Ul mgs. More chmbmg will b o f Lh at ~11\thln).( German can "' h d c one rom " now on t an ur1ng many oth a' ou nfI scr..,amtng for so,•ereJgnl} m th f th er to mplett• at th 1 ~ moment on ~ 0 e year Wakh whJt ThiS is the record The Ja s you are domg Keep your mmd un DIC att•ck Pfl'ul H b Thp the Job It may be the dtfferencl or. from •Y bet dtd force the death ar m•rch ween a bro k en neck or noL a Bataan The Ge rman5 k 1tled broken neck The difference he more peoplt '" on e • Iternoon 1n . comt's your responsJbJhty Rotterdam than we lulled with ttle A-bomb attacks on Japan LEGAL NOTICE 1 he Bedford Townshtp TrusleP~ More English ctv!llans dJed of G~rman ra1ds than we lost from of Metgs County, Oht~ Will re rrulitary troopt durmu the war. ds h 1 The G•tmem did ·,1. ond the ecJvc 8 1 ' at t eJr rcgu 111 meet 1ng place, up until 6 00 P M Oct J aps did Jt It w 111 lhe German• 1 18 t9:>4 for the purchase of thr that made so1p out of ...pte , tl 1towmg Eqmpmcnt and who had the ovono ot Such. 1 Tandom Dnve De ~l'l Puwei PC •nwald and Oachu It Wlln't us Motor Grader •nd Jt wasn't our al't 5 , • Wetght not to cxceer! 14 000 Lbs On e Jeco gnJz•s th<J! }Ou cannot 1 Nut tess than 50 H P n •tmsh an old hatrnd forc••ec b,,, ,_ F'ut 1 revolving Blade at !he samt• ttm, "' nc , .." 0 ccc,, l 4 ~peeds 1orward & 1evc1 sc 111z e what 1s stf'mh "~ ,,,1 what ",, Mrch:mtcal operatl'fl powt r Ct1n n.ot secmh' l thJ nk th.J t Wr~te•n trots (,ermcm~ 1s pr<Jct 1 c 1 n~ up for an Leanmg front wheels , "glm• .,u 0 ,,,.. obhu N:.JZJ sl.ipt'r"l"n .," , ... T1r1 ~ not les s than 10 UU - 24 r lhmk the Jap!-> are wotkmg up . fron l & rear to lhe ~ arn e Llea Wtth Cab 1 What the Japs <~nd G•r E ne 1 "' man~ . . ngme equ1ppe d w1th \lf'cli 1 ec IS nu t so much sovere 1gn1\ startmg Motor en th e fJnt' hand and trn mlllwn At the same ttme and pia ~ ( dollars on thr other as a sound Bids wtll be recr1ved f01 til· sllll kick m !h ' pant ~ and a sharp :td or !he followmg Equ1pment 10 ,cnnwn t il<~t !he} d1dn t wm J Galion Jumor Patrol 11 \\- c \Hm J!, hut ourned 1f Jl illn t :\lode} G 17 senal Nu 11!1<\. hard tr remember snmetmtes wtlh InternatJOnall !4 Engm ' 'A<hln the prtsonen start push Jn" Senal No 152819 .. I be Ja, 1ers arom1d Equ1p))ed wtth :.~ v n too•h Scartfite. WOMEN•s CLUB MEETS S1gned , The S econrl \tard Women' s Bedford Townshtp Trustee~ Club w111 meet at the home of By Glerm Lee Mrs WJJJam Sh.eruian Tuesday a! Clerk of Board 0 30 P m Members are to take Route 1, Pomeroy, Oh1o saQdWtcbes or a pJe 1 (9) 27, (10) 4-11·3tc I I I .·4n I eaut u 1 I u rna .. . ·- • ~• l - .12'7 1931 FORD V8 2 dr. Dlx, 1 around by white-tied waiten in 1 day and have a look at my beret, $89S maettnar's, 8 MODERN Dwelhng, !i Arnold, M~ne~~lle._ 0 7 -8tp the manor houses. apron and boots room aparlment, !1rst floor We started out w•th a palatable The,,• .,_, •rtt snipped off the Phone Pomeroy 310-M 10-7-'1 NOTICE. SETTLEMENT OF sou p Then came chickens, homevines by t ... bunch with small 1951 DODGE 2 dr Sedan. $893 ACCOUNTS g1 own and ktlled th.1t mormng scissors. And 1 good snlpptr Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 10-9-6tc ID~L TRAILER SPtCE avail· The tnmmmgs consuted of cabcal'l fill his bnket in 1 h11stle a e nex.t to high sc ool Pbone PROBATE COURT, MEIGS bage and potatoes seasoned to the and tlke I breather while he 1952 CHEVROLET Dlx 4 dr. Se6094-X. 10-6-6tc longue For the wmd up there was waits for the wagon to come dan $1185 Blaetlnar'll Pome· -.- - COUNTY, OHIO tangy cheese and the wiDe flowed I roy. )().9-6tc PELLo\ FOLDl.lVG UUORS NotiCe ~ ~ hereby given that the 1 hke champagne and even btJbbled for us packers that hJ SIM For All1 t'tlte!llar followmg Accounts have been fill1ke it day, the wagon didn't come along 1953 PONTIAC Dlx 4 dr Sol.d l,ly C. L. Heaton. Cont ed tn satd Court for settlement, \ p1cker of grapes has to be very often $1695 Blaetfnar's, Pomeroy U5 Mechanle Bt., Pomeroy and that the same wdl be heard on 1D-D-6tc able to bend easily from the m1dA gal works alongstde her mat" - - l Monday the lOth day of November, rile smce the httle whJte frmt or boy fnend ~ 1953HUDSON rr;:-n-;tllard top I I• ! 1954, to·Wlt. ' {red too, for that matter) nestles And may I please add that mud- 1 $189!5 Blaettnar's Pomeroy ' KEETON'S SEWING I Second and Fmal Account of close to the Vl~Cs dy boot9 and all some of the lady ' MACHINE SERVICE l:Nora Clark, Guardian of the PerA Nov1ce Picker pickers are flght pretty At least New.Sewtnr MaC!hlne•- Used son and Estate of Kathryn Bauer, please don't take the notJon that Terese the httle brunette girl 1953 BUICK V8 Super RIVIera We ReJta'l' AU Moelel8 an mcompetent person the grapes are gathered one at a who helped me along the narrow C $... 395 Blaettnar's, Pome Wrlttelt Gnrante ... Wllh NEw First and Fmal Aecount ot Adda 11me 1 am a not•tce piC k er ~ an d g rape rows sure was pe ~ Incl. oiled Machines • All ....... -alro I . Th omas, Ad mmistr,!llnx of the roy. 1CHl 6tc Guannteed. therefore somewhat of an au horA good PICker too. Better still - - -· - - - - - - - - - - Estate of Theod R Th a 8 ............ unuers 11 t an d some o1 my ( Minersville_ Pomeroy 909-J 1 deceased ore · - om ' 1 ) an d 11 vou wan t PI oo 1 vou can ""•b e ~.:"uw 1:, u t 0 erviC.eS drop mto room 702 of the Natwnal brand new French Words like ~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~ First and Fmal Account. of Pearl Press llu1ldmg m Washmgton one "out" and "non" W Helwtg, Executor o£ the Estate R H RA'WLINGS S~NS C0-24 of Amanda J Helwag, deceased. .• hour Wrecker Servtce. Day First and Partial Account of Phone 6227 Night Phone 6039X, ·~ DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS 100,000 H or more FRESH CUT L W Heneh, sole surviving • . 12-24tf POPLAR, WALNUT or CHER· 'J1RUSTEE of the Trust created by ,' ·' .· RY LOGS Deltvered to Ball i the Last Wtll and Testament of ! : · -' ,.• Run See or wntc Ivan Car· Albert D Ebersbach, deeeased. ' .·:.... COMPLETE WHEEL .~LIGNMENT ••. man, Pomeroy, Ohio, Route 2 , and F'mal Accoun' of Sy. and Balancmg Sen·~e. l~ckett's 10.5·7tc bdF1rst Ebershach, Admm1stratrlx of Sohw. Phone 6307, Middleport. h 4-lS.tl to do a1h-om-e--Phone ~de E~;tate _of Oval Sheets, deceasBor MEL HEIMER •••• J UoJU,)l0- 8•6lP All persons mtercsted are re- I Teochers Receives Gilts At Church :::·lucky 8 8) A S · ,;.;..;..-.;.;--.;....;...-..----------T----* W anted -----'---,--- I Mn Dav1s, slate v1ce regent a_od chatrman of membush.i.p in O~o ar;av.e a history of the DAR whlfh began, 10 ~. revaewed braefiy the hne of work d.Olll •l that hme •nd of the work being dont bt tbe DAR. with ~ 'youth, whieh covers a wide field Ttje 1peaker alJo ttold of children who are being educat by llt• PM, tb1oi!d _..bola ~s to approved schools an4 coil es and m the two schools owned PY thet!o one at Tema&4ee, S' €, wh iB a boardinJ ~dt1>9l and 1J,te Ka Duncan Sin~th • s:'hool G•t!"l, Ala., a dt,y school. ~~ ~ ~ ~;;;;; employed In th1 Midr;Ueport 'giil& Ire bemg iaugbt tq be home Mr. lnG Tele ..hane Exch..ge until redlqqrl, mp.ers and the boY;s modern • when ' cently she Mt•n work at rNt,. 11tf. far.tnlng, 4nd h~lth. i& emphasizthe Evens Sup~trmarket. Mr. to Eugene ed~ Coleman gradu&~ted from Mlddl•· and Mn. BetlMI Mrs. Davis aJ.a~ told o( bow the High School, urved thrH D4,l promote UJeir obJective~ llleport. The marrl1ge was p•r· • ,ort ye1rs in the US Anny with Hrw~leh are h1atorical, educshon. , fot,med Sunday at the PrGtby· vlce In Korea, and it elso em.... iil4,c:hurch. itt North Jlcksol'l, -ari'd patriotic. '!DY~ at E'llans Su,.rm•rke~ 0., -by lthe R•...:. Cecil 81lley, At the conclusion of the meetTheY. will be at home to the1r t.orn,.r Pnsbyterlan minister In lag refreshments were _,j l!lerved friends In tt.. TeWktblry apa.rfW<jll)-' , from a table wlth lHe c;,over at~d ments an North Third Annue. Mrs, c'olem.~n SI,"I:IIUI~ from centere4 with an arrangemWlt of WcMJeport ~lui\ ~~ lt¥1 was falJ flowers. Mrs. Dutton and' Miss Bt!Bs Sanborn pres-1ded , at the coffee t~le Arrangements of taU S;y:rtU:jUe P'l'.4 Holds flowers were used to decorate Shower On 'l'u,.day • the home Syracuse P'I'A will !". ~ et at 7·30 Mem~ers preseot were Mrs Dutton, Mr.1 J. E. Foster, Mrs Wayne at the s-chool aud1torUim for a Roedel1 Steffy, Elder of the Gibbons, MrS Charles Hennessy, kttchen shower Tuesday Middleport Church of Chnst, preMrs. Jolm Chase, Mrs Dot Scbaeare needed as sented g to the Sunday School Artacles which fts 1 f~r. Mrs. R W Finsterwajd, Mrs. stated by Mrs Woodrow ZW11Ung teachers at a Teacher's RecogmAlfred Elberfeld, Mrs Dey Hysell PTA prestdent, were Alummum t10n Serv1ce at the nme-thtrty Mrs. Richard Rawlings dashpans mixmg bowls, dtvlded servtce Sunday, Oct 10 Spectal Mrs Harold Lohse, Mrs A R Knight, Mrs. 'Patnck Locbary, plates, potato muher, rubber plate music was presented by Jams Mrs Everett Hayes, M1s.s_ Daisy scrapper, soup bowls, spoons w1th Childs and her brother-m-law Cash Saunders, Miss Graee Hortoii ant! holes an, egg beater, soup spoons, Bahr, who sang a duet accompanr<~lling pm or m.oney contributions 1ed by Mrs Chester Erw1n the hostesses. Teac~hers hmwnd were 1\hs Guests were Mrs Arthur Car- wdl be greatly apprec1ated Bradford, Mrs. George Wilham penter, M1ss Lenora G1les, Mrs H G.AROltt.Q,.'MS l$1 flEET Memhar.t, Mrs Georgia Wehruna;, $. Kress, Mrs Theodore Reed Sr,, ' The '!1Wltii1It 't:iarden club w1IJ Phylhs Gothard, Margaret Boyer Mrs. J. 0. Roedel, Mrs: Fred meet Thlllllday, October t4. at J Mrs Laoncl Boggs, the Rev and Crow Sr., Mrs Fred Crow Jr , Snuth Mrs Fred I Gardner Mrs EdMrs. Edward Blake, Mrs. Loram tne home of Mrs Edd1e 'Yehe Terrace, wtth Mrs R C , ward Frertt!h, Mrs Ge~rge Child-s, Sterrett, Mrs. Allen Hennell, Mr::~ (,!lmorQ and M£i. 0 H M}ers Mrs L R Wile} Hom£'r Rtce and En)enon Jones, Mrs. J.ames Har· assl8tmg host~es ,MjlQ.recJ Hawley lex and Mrs E 0 Rail I MatJ Route. Good out buildings. d ROOMS Ave., ClosePornin Butternut For So_le______ NEw YORl<-This ts the c1ty .at dusk webster's _f_C)_)__ out a tl et' nnr.: wo1 k m a shvr , tl.ap)•, boldly says dusk is "a middle degree U~ED FL'RNJTURE BARGAINS. nap I between light am\ darkness, " but Webster's, tor Used R~fr1.1eratur, _.,. 9, up, vacThc1r pay 111n sf rom $2 to $2 50 once, mtssel! fire. The city at h\ t!lgllt Is many uum Cleaner $9.95. BAKER a day WJlh the extras commg on things-an o'ld man reaching c.,r hut p1pe, a shop• Furniture. Pbont" 6374 J, Mid· top O.tcc a week or oftener, • girl pamtlng on a fresh mouth, a playboy mtxlng dleport. 5-l9·tl the) are gl\~n a hull whelc the~ I his til'8t hlghbaU-but nothing so pedantiC as a ' middle deg-e ond darkneos · whoop 1\ up un managl'ment 1 ... between ll~t !I" You are in 'midtown, high ln midtown, and as brou~ht red wmr and musJC the~ 1 , 14'' MOTOROLA TELEVISIONprovid e for themselves you look to the west toward Hoboken and Lord CHEAP Mrs Ray Ztrkle, 4~ We sat down WJtl<t them for 1 knows what tangled torests beyond, you .see the Ltberty Avenue, Pomeroy, OhiO ltght or the d,ytng sun ol\ the b\11ldillgs or Park 1 supper end It was qutt~ flll.ng 10-11--Jtp end better still dtdn't have u 1 1 avenue. They are buaineiS·like and dignlfled and ---- ---many courses 85 Ire passed 1 they ~:~tand like civil defense wardens or a lalit ADDING MACHINE $85-Pop Maglnot Line; behind them hes Broadway, evil cooler and cash regaster, both • Mel Heimer and mnocent, raucou• ani;~ melancholy, stlrnng like for ulV\ or $2711 each. Electric LAUREL c urF Dtl!k-and the one or the undead u night throws Ita hat Into d ll....,d b •· ~o "" B · k first martini. tbe ring. fl an lw ... ' UIC BiY MRS JOHN DIEHL •A k Roadmastcr Converhb,e, GOOD 1 In the atree~-0 below you, I e the Jane:, ot an conditiOn $795 Call 379 _M or Attenrlame at SunJ:.~y Sc hool on ant village, the tra:f'tic seems to have eased and slowed, as it getting o ct 0 ber "., wus "0 d 01' f see Ceward Calvert, Blaettnat 1 ·Ill ermg 1 1ts b1eath. Even- the endlest blowing of auto hom1 11 muted and SlO •9 Auto Company, Pomeroy, Oh10 was " almost meditative, the aoi't way the announcer at !Hlmont says "It Mrs Bill Dav ts 1\IJ~ Bill Jacobs 1!1 now post time" for the eighth and laat time or the day, Mixed lO-ll-Btc and chJldrun, Columbus \\ere w1th \he horn soundl!l 11!1 the endlelllhoutlpl' or the city cliiidren, but HAY FOR SALE-near Chester. overmght guests ef the1r parents the tong day haa toned ev"'..J thil dOwn to' a about. The big town ta Mrs F D R1ce, 101 E 1\lam St '"' 10-11-3tp Mr and 'lrs Prat I Ja r nbs Wed- a11 quiet aa It Wlil be. Pomeroy a a nesday Make money, BY SOME STRANGE C~TRY, the bright colon become- HOME SEWING Mr and Mrs Clifford Jacobs spare time Sew ready-cut RAPmore deeply vj.vtd now. Tbt buildings or Manhattan ec:atter northand son Jack called on fnends • A-ROUND Eaay, profJtable ward by the t.ilouaanda, a hundre4 dUferent thadea or brown e.nc:t red Sunday afternoon Hollywood Mfg Co., Hollywood, and tan, anc:t here there Js a patch of white or cretn tor, a launMrs N.swongrt· anrl rlaught J I 46, Cahl. 16-11-ltp dry Slgn. were g ues t~ or tlw former' s Gau 1 The patches ca.tch your eye llkfl· tht pltcel of 1- Joseph'• ooat. The ghler Mrs l!J1ry Bates AUCTION SALE green becomes the Juab, rleh lr4en of i. golf fairway. The white is Sgt ThP.mas Pat ker who IS sta head Regil!ltered Guernseys1 whiter than white. On a t6th atrHt rooftop, metal chairs and table& in LJOned m Fr<.~ncc IS spendmg his yeUow, white and green 1it deterted. and the pathetic little city t Fnday, October 15, 11 00 A M furlough w1th his wtfe and rela EST !U Milk Cows, 18 Bred ahruba lll\d bushes atand silent, Ulct the Jf&I"JI Celt.1te~ abandoned 1n tJvcs al h,s home here mid-Atlantic wlth the meaa aet and tilt foo4 atill wann. He1fers, 16 Open Heifers, 2 good Mr and Mrs Orvdb Allen have j Herd Bulls. This herd 1s acoreLaundry tlutten 1n the fad!nC light on the tar-papered roortoj:ls dated Bangs and T 8 Free. moved to Uw F.vl:'ly n Ru _.s ell pro· LitUe laundry--dlapera and booUel and auch. How abturd, There pr.rt) I &re no children In this sea of but141np. How could they Uve? John Ev-ns and Son, Mr s Jnhn D1 t li and D1ckw I You apy a parking lot, it wat .,1111111 over with cars at noontime RL I , /Uhland. Ky, Eblin spenl 1 hursd,ty w1lh Mrs 1 but now there are but two or tbree left The wburbanlte has picked at Cannonsburg 10-11-ltc rvy Powell La,v~Jltn. I the eUy's pocket and has tled ln. b11 1'1'1.)', 11x-cyl1nder <:OUpe with -8 - - Bt nn~ Wrl!:l:ilt fell ~ I tllc hom e beater and radio. 1 ~as~a~~K~~R.o:d H. 10--li:.atp '>f l't. 1 <.md Mrs I,;J,V l t'n ce Smith Wolnrs lay rrqumn .~; several sLtTO THE NORTH, somewhere around the Triborougtt bridle. a plane S-W - EETciDEft. and lately risen from La Guardia field m&ke.s lta way purposefully and hcs tu eluse !he W(Jiln 1 APPLES. Delicious, M1 s Btlty Dtehl wa ~ tnjurcri m , unerringly to the west and you see It and don't believe lt It looks Wmeaap and Rome Beauty exactly like the toys used ln movlea abQut planes, being puUed along ;.] fa ll m Prmlero} w~dncsdav Webster Orchardf, n~ar Cfletter, on a strlng. You imagine Jamea Capey In It, peering through the -- 0. Jl.ll.tf rain and tog and aaying into hll r&dlo, "Light a match, I'm CO!ping MAYOR FINES THREE in" to the airport. It is duak, You are tired and )'OUt brain veer. orr Mayor Stdn l\ Hll~~~-tl fmed on odd vagaries, r ::. ~pet ~1 \'1-' h(•el cr Kentuckv A 110ft violet eloud-haze haap over the .edre of the city aky and UOO nnd costs 01:1d tlm•r days 1~ above It ia the coldUght blue of an autumn'twiUF!t. Here and there, ta t! on a t'harge of drt\,n,; whtle spotted in the monetroue trou~ of but141n"' are bravo little trees lf' toxJcated Charles Jl Shoi'makc ! growinJ from the atone Innards ol BM(im. .. wa s fln"'d $.10 and costs on a 1 In a way, all Utll 11 Pnott a Jl;ltorAI acen..,...xee~ ...~~t. her'1 and :harge of speed mg anri Donald A there, lnereaalg' lnaldtoualy u tl)e cwtalo ~pa, tbl :neo~ alii!• on Herdman was rmed $5 1J'nd costs Lexl.t:IJ1on avenue J.f* begtMlnt to blink wltb. & t'etltatlYt Wttk~ell. wtlh the cosLs suspmded on a COWI.t em ~'· th'y teem to be ~yillf, pHi1nl aroun~ tbe co~r at cl•&· U•cor~ i!"'J<!• ••••I tl:e charge of fa1lmg tu Vleld the tight ! tho empty..,., ~ta. tM eoo~t of wa1 Ma)or Ru~selt had a hear- I jukebQ:teft. SW w• Aa~ G IUtU' mJtt •IN-1 mg Fr1day mght for Carl Grue- l 1 Som""bm' ILI'tlt~ oorth', . .'6r. tlly. MJCh!Plt. thl ratiblta on4 ser w~o was <'harged w1th fatlur~ deer llit ~' nlotlnlot~•.'Pia#llli•to nJpH;.ll. IIHile city, wo ' to yteld the right of way ~~Oft! ·~t ;~~ ~;,~f ~J\t ;- cl~ . ~ _ I l I I • • I ••Y· I I la'1 1 . . .. . I I I I y laro ' tltf \ iJ~~o~:~~~ _<_l_7..!_HeiP_W~_o_n_t_e_d~~ :~~~~:r\~t~~~u:~~b t~!!~~7~~: Boommg business r!nakes opentnl{ available for respons 1bJe man ot· woman with car to call ori farm women 10 Meigs. County. Full or spare tune $20 to $40 8 day Write McNFSS COMPANY, 120 E. Clark St., Freeport, Ill 10-ll-ltp Any person interested may file wrttten exceptiOns to sa1d Accounts, or any item thereof, f~fe days prior to hearm&, and at thal hme further time may be allowed Cor cause, lo !tie such ex~eeptlons , .!' , ~ 11 ' WAN'rED-CAR.RiiER to dehver papers m the Monkey Run VI· C!Dity Good route benefits ...:.....:....:....:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SOBER man to drive truck. Galh er trash and garbag~ m towr~, so chores $80 month anti com · Room I1 necessary miSSIOn Phone 518-M 10-7-ltr I I ! I - • /t~~m ~~ Smart H~oqled MACHINE Representative in P?meroy and Vlciaity every week. For purchase or repair of Sewin~ Machines, Call or Write S:n aer Sewing Machine Co., 25 North Court St, Ath(me Ohio. 4-3().tf RADIO & TELEVISION SERV!Cl Ph(loe 200 Cleland Apphancl Store. 118 W Ma1n St , Pomero• 1·28·11 c-::::::-=::c----- - - I QUICK SERVICE on Watch R ~ Plmng by Factory Trained watchmaker COLf.INS JEWE' LERS, Pomeroy. 1-3-tJ FOREMAN t ABBOTT T. V. SEI< VICE A.ll Maket Rep"tred by EJ. pert TtehnlcianCJ phi., 0 e 8284 y MiddlE:port 8-lG-: UODNEY DOWNINC late Edith Bean f' Walter Brown ROOMS OF ALL NEW FURNITU B;irthdoy Pidnie Party Honor& Eric Chamber• * FREE Delivery * Convenient Terros * Good Quality * Choice of Colors and Styles # Er1c Chambers celebrated hts tenth barthday Saturday afternoon w1th a p1cmc at Roadstde Park Hot dogs, b1rthday cake, m1lk shakes and favors were sen•efP to the guest.9 after a ser1es o( games wtlh Er1c's father, Richard Chambers, JD charge of the party. Thedecorated birthday cake was a Chambers, g1(t of Mrs Herbert Enc's grandmoiher. Guests were Darrell Bechtle, Tommy Rail , Karl Beck. George Hibbs, Bucky Chesher, Benny Wilson, D1ck Hayes, John Jack Satterf1~d, Jtm Bill Hobstetter. Juomy M1ller For 00 'ON TIJE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT{-' - --~~ ~ . - --~ _..l Jean ~mart, daught~ af Mr and Mrs. hul Smart, Middl"'ort, bas received new honQ.rs from the . Ohio BaPti.st Yqutb. ~ Fellowab,lp ~"' s~ .)ps been selected' to, attend i);l. ~ , IOpll<t Wo~l~ •.vuauce on / flf LO!Ii!Qii. ~nil io JulY u a '; ,: ~if,e o( !be OB;YF ..LI the lr:p t~ ~~u_de a visit to s~erol { ~ _ eountr1es.. ,(~ 1l\ili Smut, a JUJJioc at J)ena;d. ti.~ Un~verslty, 1s V\Ce president ~ of the OBYF, National chaarman \ of Clt.idnsh1p and Youth Rep~JIIti...,UVe of the Amer1can Baptist 11 Women•• Home M1Ss1on AnocJ.a· tiOJ\. At the present time the OBYF have started "' campaign lor funds to s~~ ~elf delegate to tbe world J'lleetin&. ' LOW PR,ICES &peist Delegate ' 'BEFORE WU~IT~Rl COMBINi\'FfON DOORS- S.torm Doors in Winter - Screen Doors In Summer ;f.l ,_rictcl $l6 :50 .Outside GJqss Doe~rs ...... , ..... $11 :95 Iaside .Qoors * ~rtllplace of the111a1 A. Edt1M el Mll•o. Ohio .. , ............. $ 9 :00 • Bl RCH DOORS No: I grade ..... $12:00 GENHEIMER 1201 Business Services SINGER SEWING CAU. 6190-J I I ---~- PIANO TUNING. repa1nng and cleaning E. A Grate, Vmton Oh1o, Rt. 1. Phone panv1lle 16-8-fltc Goods I I I iR-oNiNG ~:: 1vJ:\u~~c~~ o~~~~~~~ a~~~ c~~·~~~~ar~;) * wasllday At1:00PM . ~~:~~~·~~~~~~~t~~1~0-4~-~8tc I ~:~~~. ho~~o;!s~ar, r:."!. town . f:riclay,' Oct: 15 ., if sold :n October. lty. mo)Jth Will sell at "Chuck" a low pdee sell, 567 Front St., Middleport, 1• 7 "tp ,ballll, and •~rarage. Oh1o. , u- -o lotation. REASONABLE. Phone _ __.____ ______ .t 20sh1p ACI\E FARM in Chesler Town· on Bashan Road' Mmersville !"~~~(:-li()Q.[&"~~10~-ll~·~3tp 10-11-3tc l)tys! member. 1\00M 1~2~~~~J~~~:~:~ ~~9~-~30-=t!~.~~~~~~===~t (8) Auto Sales THREE ROOM .ll4'4UYn Chl~t~tT . Hllflon, <li•Rlam --.1 l!>t )llf!el· HOUSE · "7 • mde · from FOR SA"'---" room hO""'e eonsldState Rn t 7 l ~ ..., ., ·r.:b•l e ' rent near FJnquire ve Potntsof 1 each ing ofwith 2 four •.n.ea~na e bathroom and apartments, priv4te eh=-Hu lu" Ka Pt tlRa or Pau 1 Forquer trances Bolh are c'mpletely fu.~ 8t F'IVe P 0Inta, Pomerov, Ohio n 1shed and renled" at $1"" per 10..11.:Jte ~ ow Service See us for priceo 1\UT · LAND 'F'Un·--E •I Rutlantl '50 CHEVROLET deluxe CON· VEl!TIBLE condition ••~. Extras.Excellent Terms can be ar- rape IC ers - ( J4J F R l·m;~;tH<)Io~rSE.::e~n~t;u.:-'r;:;;;;; (21) Redl Estate and r8n11ed. Cali1J062.J. I l IF YOU HAVE A drmking problem and r.eed help, Phone 171 Y or wrt'le P' 0 • Box Pom.ero•. Mrs. 4rthJJr T. D4VI1 of All~ ance was guest ape,ker at the membenhip tell or Return Jona. th0n Melp Chopter DJ\1!. helg 'Friday afternoon at th~ home ot Mrs. IrvtnJ K.arr Jr., with 'Mrs. 01 R. FarAs, as ass11tmg hosteas Qt!vq~tops led by ~· ()ftc• 1 Wlud S!orm-8~h .., Card of Thank• u(i. Speelal NoGRAY WOOL SUIT, gray COAT o..nen.l LtabWty tices vf Eventl pr:nte<t at regu. wUh fur collar, s1ze 38 Call 1 tar elualf1ed ralet, Obltuarie~ RI)BER!~~~RANJ(~ 6035-Y arter 3 p m IO.S--.3tc pubbs!J.ed J cent per word. M"""11> <\\ II'OiJOI'I'!: llcO!Jl ~- ~-----.C.....-,-DELCO STOJ;tER m excellent c:on-' Phone 3H~lt Po.ror blllO ( I ) NotiCe$ ditlon. Phone 103.J'. 10-7-6tc - .. •· more rounds to make before flll - , BY HARMAN w. NICHOLS tshtng the JOb Unit&d Press Staff Correspondent "Maybe It was the extra speed but anyhow the picker clogged up EPER.J.'l'AY, France UP-The on me I was 10 8 hurry The next t1me I get a vacattOn, I thmk PICker was left runnmg while I 1 I'll put on my beret , corne back went back to get It and the stocks I here and htre out as a temporary u~~angled [ grape picker Here IS the evtdence of what And as Joseph Dat·gent pub!Jr happened" Ed held up hu; hand· relatiOns d1rector for the Frenr h ~~~ arm champagne mdustr}, was sa)lng 1 But maybe l was more for- can felch Veron.ca along if I like tunate than many others It The ptckers have It Pi etty good could have killed m~ , and man} of tlw pea,ants work as May;e I ~mag~ned at but H man and wtfe te<~ms ~~:._e h:s t~o~':Sat ~ l~:u~:;;:~ "Uncle" Joe who ,peaks French ence 1 would-most an bod , with 1 British accent, tald us would Y Y . about the lot of the pickers. Thl~king about Jt after •t hap They take time off from their 1 pens, however, does not replace awn small farms to gather in that which 1, los! 'think belole some pretty fancy take-11ome, the act ts done The Simple pro.,,u, oretty n~ce !iv 1ng besides. cess of thmkmg may save your life or llmb They me m torr: :o ttabl e dur m1lones rent free . L1ke governt TtaHI ond the haghwa} 1s dget- ment workers m Amenca, the} mg more angerous ever} av , are allowed to sneak a ('O(fcP it seems Many of our highway!\ break after worklftg Lwo hour.:; al·e heavily tjaveled This m Its elf Bul unhke our help Ill home lh t.. , •ales a ha•ardous d 1 .__ .__ ng fa con 1 JOnh coffee IS on the hou se plus a fre e Pull Jriachi• 1 rm ' .er~ on sue hallul of the thmgs the\ ha\C been roads pockln g- grap.'s-.tnd J ca rd nr Th adds to the d dQnger hln\Olved f 15 ere no enylllg t at arm I so of bread machmery has to be moved from on e Jocat 1onhto another Two-Hour t b but 1 11safety th Lunth k t ru 1cs WI 11 ave o e o owed At noonl11nc ey !a e a wo- war. The Japs ar<' a curwus race m Auto--Fire-BNIII'7 Is Guest Speaker Ing IR cbvge of the rtllent, Mrr. Dale Dutton " During the busmetll .seasion th.e t;;:aosfer ~>f Mrs .Arthur 111 t;a~­ peftter f~oJD Nabb_y L~ Chap1te!l') A~ wn ~OJII>rled •'14 , Ml,. Leilora Gifes. was remstated 11 a ,.t =.~;~nlgle\~i~ ~~~ rt~!~l- ;· 1~ 7:~ I It propoo;tion, havo many fri•nds who and were t in Singapore at the fall . 1 also saw CI'Ji.. a few '"rvivor$ of the Japanese prfson umps trickling back to early deaths at the end of the .! ' .I 10-8-Btc: __,;::. _ _. - - • ...1 part w 11of an th arm. ••,,,., '"'"" ~ hon bucks 1 It's only money, of cour..._ e ' ose are momen s m .-C-..:."' g4JI*-~~17. aur money-but 1 don't like the one's life when proper actloos and _..... - - - -- - - - ·~--------attitude 1 don't like the idea of words seem t o IaU en t arel y F or- ____ ___ __ _ _ ---~. th Jill' dem•ndlng •nvthlng tunately, Ed did not beat around from onybody t did not thor- tpheenebdu•h He told me what hap 10 'l:t I I -- eerla1n pet socal gnevances m1ght result from such an unfortunate accident as rcsultced from the H bomb tesllng and br11ught dtsaster to the Jap fisherman But I tlunk the Uruted States otrf'r to pa} a mtlhqn to the Japanese 1s downnght generous, and morc than ample fo1 an acctdenl There \\.el e only 23 V!Cttms and on\y ol\e has d 1c d The tuna II s h years 1 stuck my hand out to cate h es t h at were contamma It' d shake his .. only he dJdn't have do nut seem to be wort h 10 m• I a nght hand In fact, he only had .... ''! wa• p••king cor".·• ~ SALE-trvlli '""" ~ Around Ohio oughly attack on Purlapprove Harborofastheir • sporting Mrs. .trthJit f;la,~l : Rates: " eentt PV "'ord, one In· oM month, $1. laps, As Losers, Too Demandl'ng N0\V, Says Roark Bnon (20 Bl I nsurof1C:;;~;__-=. For Sole day received. National advertising repreaentaUve. BottlnelU-KhabaU, lne., 343 Lexmgton Ave ,N ew York City, 18. N. Y. SnbscrlpUon rates Dell\ery bv ~arrler where avaUable 30 centa: per week: one ytu In advant'l'l at The Dally Sentinel otflce, $15 60; ai.J: months, S180, three 1nonlhB, $3 90 By motor route where avaUable. one mont'h 11 By mall one ,-ear $8, stx months 14 25, three mr:mths, J2 :Kl (9) Phone 136 LUMBER COMP.NY Mill 1nd Yard on Po111eroy, Ollio Street Plenty of ratprs. Coni~ Opon E•on•l~. 01!1 TRB CORI!IER IN Ri«ht don tiomilieblrt1.' of ldlibn tlet(lD lu,,-otilo ':' l,u been a leader ill the tdYIIICO towd!'okelnetlliY. log" •• enjoyed today. '-- On Ohio pavement tho world'o SritOI~~tt ...t thelr'Blow. Here the world'o &rot eoflitqi...W li«hting wu installed. Tho &nt public bllildiU to lit WiaM for ol~city when built still otaodslil Tlttlin. Alooelated with tho ot\oto are ouch eloetric:ol pio~~p 1ft ~ Wilooo, Kettering, the Paebrdl. T"" ..,• ., .A. Morris CANDIDATE ' Fda A pn>!W !lcrll~ •• oll!4 GJI4..Wiilcli . Cong,..s Compony _haldedleated fiielt tnhhtn..,, - Steps iDthat direction are Ohio Power'l!l~ iuencJ. in ,nper-hi&b.'O'Oitage lrmamiuion; the buildin&of the &rot tine iu Americ• to carry 330,000 volts; out part, wld:a otitor lllili~ in oupplying electric power to the gr"t ,... otomio pNd~ OCIIIe1" beins built .... aow "r' L • Portomontb. wwa "~ wl..t new •4 'l!'li,Volellul thineo ol.;,ctriclty will do tomorrow, but it ...,.. for .,.. thll Ot.io will :r-.. i)Ut,• , . _ t!a7.• '!'"i•• • • briDP.s ~em ab~ut. ~ ·~msnucr ,. . 'Q'f1lllllmON: ' ' • ' • .. . • ~ ~ \ ' • ' ' ' .. . ,. • , ., ' I ' ·'• ' •• f t �• , The DAI L-/ SI:NTI NEL, Pomeroy , Middl~. Ohio Monaay; October I 1,- 1954 •• •' • • head Proniises ~--- · -- 11SCONSIN, PURDUE MEJn'ING MAY BE WEEK'S TOP BATI'LE Experts Think ~--ON_M wAn- .-.- ... ·weekend. Sports 1 .y, IY UMITIID l!'jiiSI CHICAGO UP-An urly frior- , - - - - · -- - - -- ite and a late ehalleoger for the• Bl& Ten lootb•ll cbampionshlp, " . WiiCtlnsin •nd Purdue, meet Sat- urday at Madison in the head.Hne sEO STANDINGs " . 110 IT.... NDINGI TNm W L l'w1 OP l'ttl h!UNn Alhont .I . 0 1001 <It U 4 NEW Yllillt: NUbua won tho! j~$~1 0 1000 40 14 I Futurity Stitoa and Hlib 'Gun 1 I I !liD IS 0 2 1 1 ~ 47 IS · 2 coptured the )lanhattu Handleap Bucks To Take · F"ffial F"1gures Iowa Into Camp " Show s1·g Ted at Belmont Part. ao&h were rid- 1 1 1 J. · · l'QDai. '· "' · Chart'*" ""..., ""t-Ilt• ~~~y GINTRY •. . . ' · •- AIH - .sGO 'D "' 2 I~:::..~~'!!~ Dewey Mtrtlo ..500 . M 2$ 2 .FIGHTjNG LADY .oio liD 61 0 T..hnkolorl den by l!lddle Arearo. . I · College lootball'a top ranked team~ came staggering toda.y out 1 aNCJNHAn: Tbo Clnelnnatl I 2 ol a weekend of near-disaster onr RedleP' aold rlabl-hander Karl 0 2 ' .000 12 ~ cont-est of • (our-game conferty to lin-d they're runnin( into a Drewa to Oatl1nd of tbe Pacific eoce slate. lot more trouble jUJt ahead . L1tt WMk'a ltetult,: Coast League. _ The Badgen, unbeaten in three Altholl'&h Iowa and Southern 'TOKYO: Helnz l"atterer of Ger· Alhono IS " - ' " ' 11 ':,. c-ontests with one league • win, California were the only clubs manr 'eame within oae-ten.th of a Golllooll• 40 Mlddlopon 12 ranked among the country's top !.. proba-bly will be slight favorites sec()Dd ol the world record for L ... n , 1J Mtllaonwlllt 6 10 to be upJJel, the weekend just the 100 meter duh when be w1a Jockooo 26 0.~ Hill 11 for the battle, but rurdue, with Final un-offieial batting aver- finished was only an eyelash timed in 11.3 ·seConds In a meet two victories and one tie, could This WHit'• lcMdule ages for 1954 re-veal Ted KlUBle- away _rrom being a debacle for agahut Japanese lthletu. ~ win without productng an up;.et. the- b~.g teams. Only three of . SYRACUSE N. Y.: The Loula· . Mltldlopon ot Joduori wtlu, the major leacue home them won easily- three othen ville Colonels of lbe Ameriean Al- L...n ot A - ' The mak'h should leature passrun and ruBS-batted-in king:, led I just bare]1y won and \WO more, • sociatloo wnp tbe L!ttll W<1rld Wellaton .t Nel...,vlllt lng with Wisconsin pittlng its bis c ·i.Dcinnati . Jtedleg te•D\Dlateal Purdue and Dl.lk.e , played a 13·13 Serieo bf deleatl"l tho· S!'l'acwe two expert tossers, Jim Miller in practieally every offensive de- tie in perhaps the t~ gan,ae. . ------~--------.Cbiefl of taelnt~atlontl League and Jim Haluska , against Pur- pa.rtment while erasia( the 1111 • For example, nat~ona~ leader ; 4-2 in tbe alxtb pme. due's sophomore Leo. Dawson, :iority Of . ·.u~tim,e- Rhinelari4 re- Ok1ahom-a fumbled s1x tames and I BOCII!JST!lll N. Y,: Undefeated who has thrown elght touchdown cordi with hi! terrlf~ bat. just manag_ed to nlp Texas, 14-7. . 'I Seeond-nn1i:ed UCLA was only Cio1co Anclrodo of Compton, Calli., ff, puses thls season. Bi.a: Ted, the National· League an exLra point better than Wash· ou.tpoiatfJd. HeDt)' DavJ• ~ Hono· B.actgers ldp On Or.uncl Ali-Star firsl basetnaD the palll ing.ton, 21 -20. And fourth-ranked lulu, 1'. H.• i,n lhelr 10 round na· tffl On the ground though the . two seuons ,lei tbe R.edlep in Wisconsin, watcht-d by a national UonaiiY·telovlsed filbt. · ' hit! (187}; homers C-48); .runs-bat- television audience, needed Alan ' edge has to go to Wlsconstn by ted-iD (141) baiting avera,e (.326). Amecbe'l tou.ehdown wi.th ~ sec-! . MEXICO CITY: U. S. tennl!l virtue ot its two-time all-confer- most total baSes UMMU; and slug- oads left to turn almost certain · 1tars Vic Selxu ln4 T~ny Trabert defeat into a 13-7 win over R!ce. l'nce fullback, Alan Ameche. But ging pereefttage- (842). led tbe way into the quarter· 'Wisconsin has not found any Fifth·rall'kerl Iowa bowed, 14-13 finala of the Pan..Amerlean · cham· for The big slUIJer also. tied hal"fback stanJouts so far while to Michigan, a riva~ it hasn't most runs aeored (liM) wlth Gus pionahipa. Purdue has bahmced power at beaten in 30 years. And Southern ST. LOUJS: Willie Maya and the other three backfield posi Bell. California, playing under the Antonelli were named aa Johnny tions . KIUJZewski became- the .first Friday night Ji.gh'!.s, was walloped the National League's plllyer and The winner of the scrap should Redlec ever to lead the majors 20-7, by Texas Christian. piteher Of the year' by the Sport· rat-e with Ohio State as the major in bot~ h0me~s and runs-battedMore lA S"f" YEAR lt'l'f'H ~ 1 EJl:PKt•"d ing News. challenger for the league title. in duriDJ tbe same see~on. But look at the schedule lYing ANt:' S1'ARi'EC> OFF NEW YORK: Offtci.aht of the Phone 810.M •Minersville. 0 The Bll('l!:eyes, who play Iowa Ted set the followlnC Cincin- in wait for the big teams th.is WrrH 2 IAfPOR'fANr ONE5 Eastern Baseball ~·~uc voted SaturJay, hold first place temp- nati afl-time records : Most hom· I weekend- it almost guoaranteea IN _7'JIE ()P~IIER Ac'5AII(51' operate ••aln in 1~. 1 or,aril;y with two league wins ers, -'-6 ; ll)ost homen at Crosley upsets. VIENNA, Austria: Rusaia won I while Minnesota, Wisconsin, and "--¥ f l l l t - . . . ......, •• · - - the world weilht-Uftlnc team Field in o~e season, 34: moat ho· To bqln with, four Of 'lh• top ---------'=-" -Michigan each have won one .champlonthips deepite · rceorll· mers, on~ month. 13 (August); 10 •r• m•tched ·••inst ••ch Bi·g Ten game without deleat. breakin( performances by Nor· most homers, Redleg career, 163: other with Purdue :teeing Witbert &:!hemaNky and Tommy Kono ~ Other Big Ten games Saturday most total b~;~es, 388: moll extra Ulllln •nd Iowa ......tlng 10thof the U. S. squad. will be Illinois at Minnesota and b••e bll•, 10; : m••t ..~.. · b..... ...kod 'Ohl• •••••. Duko ""' 1 h ~. k · Michigan ill Northwestern while 181; m01t . runs--batted-In, 141; SOR.A:NTON, Pia.: Plana were an· to come r g t -c aga1nst a in non-league battles Michigan hlghest slugging pe ret Dt '!Ke, '642 flOunced .for a ·natlo~·Wide tour by · · fired-up ;Army t..m .that show· Crows Chicks won two out of 8 . Cruickshank . 189 196 243 628 · State appears at Notre Dame and 32 major leque b1seb•ll players BeU had the most tim~ at eel Its true calibre .., cru1hlnlf three games last week in the Pl. F. Basnett . ... 145 123 171:i t43 •lnriiana at MissGuri. under the d.J.reetion of Jimmy bat, 620; lhe ' ino&:t doubles, 39; Dartmeuth, 604. UCLA must Pleasant .City league lo maintain D. Nibert . . . 196 162 182 :t20 Foxx.their first place margin. The A. Cruickshank . 17~ 169 126 470 Wisconsin scored a major win and drove in 101 ruM to become face a Stanford :team thlt will S-atu-rday a!l Ameche scored twiee the first outfielder in Redleg be burning to aven1• • 2S.(I Chicks rolled with a blind"; but Total .... . .. . 864 80$ 873 2M2 1, r••w• ENTIR HOSPITAL still mana.ged to Uke two games the second time with less than a history to drive ~ross a hundred Mating hr Navy. Admitted . to th,e Meigs Gener:~l minute to play, for a 13-7 win M more marter.s . in tWo dil!er: Ninth-ranked Notre Dame, after rrom the G-M Equipment team. Wayne County Woman Hospital Commander 8, 4 door. Jet black finish, step down into over the weekend were over previously unbeaten Rice. ent seasons. Jim Greegrass is .the bounding back from its Purdue The local bowlers had to come 2 d M F li this long, low beauty and try her out. You'll know it's a Mra. Eva Archer, Racine, .RO; only other Redleg outfielder defeat to swamp Pittsburgh, 33-0, rrom behind to take the first n ason ata ty Purdu• Rallift To Ti• Herlbert Dixon, t»omeroy: ·Mrs. Roy reai bargam. ever to chaae aeross a hundred Purdue had tD stage 'l last hall runs in one eampaitn (in l&S3). must clash with dangerous though game. Trailing live marks going Miss Kathleen Jackson 1 27 oi RUDe, Rt. 3, Pomeroy and Mrs. comeback on man::hes of 65 and 8 ~ Jim bad ail ex.::ellent chance twice-beaten Mic-higan 3tate,l into the eighth frame they rallied Wayne west Virginia Rout~ 2 Leota Lynch, RD 2, Cheshire. 66 yards to tie Duke, 13-13. Duke of accompJishiDC this feat again _Southern California goes agai~st and came out on top by 14 pins becam~ Mason CountY's second Disebar•ed were Dana Karr, tallied twice in tbe flrst hall on until sidelined on .. Sept"embtir 1~ Or~gon .and seventh-ranked MLSS·, with an 878 to 864 margin . They hi.gobway la~ality when she died Pomeroy; Robert Hayes, MiddleTUShing plays. lor tbe rem~indb of the seasOn ippl a,gamst Tulane . . rolled a n~ce . 903 in their second on SBuTday afernoon in a Point port; Dick Friley. Pom,.roy .and TBB NAIR TIL\T Oklahoma, hov.:ever,_ts· elqle.:ted · game to win easily, but fell off Pleasant Clinic after having been Violet Kaull, Middleport. with an iDJU.I')'." He had 95 RBrs. Ohio State swamped lllincis, to b~e . an eas1er . bm~ a~amst 1 tbe pace. in the final line to roll involVed in a t.rafific mi.ahap on Out patient wat Mn. Nellie 4().7, as Bobby Watkins · seo~.ed ~ Aggrmi-ve lotmny "TemPle 1~­ ~ans~s m the opemnc game on on'y 814, aod lost by 59 pins as Friday evening. Owen~ Cheshire. medical. · ~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~ twl~e, o~e on a · 41-yard run; ped the Redleg• In triples wit}l Jts B11: ~even sChedule. In fact. Bud Crui~kJ}I.ank of 'the winnert Miss Jackson's Cflr .st.ruck 8 whtle Mmnesota pummeled l'ior· eight and ift' stolen bases with 21 . the Sooners alread~ ha~e met had .a ~3 game. utility po'e ne-ar Gallipolis Ferry thwestern , 26-7, as Bob McNamathe toughest teams oo their schep 1 Cl'ff d h ( st t p 1· h d' 1 au 1 or ~et t c pace or ~ccor _mg o a e . o JCe w o ·-: ra scored twice on 24-yard runs Temple batted .300 to beoome dule and will be favored heavil and John Baumgartner ran 43 the first regular Redleg second in each game hereout as t~ Crow Brothen; wtt_h 200, 174 and mvest1gated th_e aoct~ent. for . a 554 series, while Bob T ~eral servtces ~111 be held baseman to hit three hundred gun for an unbeaten season , for a touchdown. u ay near Huntangton. since Tony CIICCinello posted a Among the weekend's other top Louks had 194, 199 and 1MI for Mic~i;gan upset a twn-touch- .314 llgure in "1931. Johnny's 21 heroes were: Wcs Belles had 537 and I down favored Iowa team , 14-13, thefts (induding Frank ~ungle hit 514. Cruick· DINNER MEETING TUESDAY home three for its second win of the season, times) was the most for a CincinTop Heroes shank was the big man for G-M The October dinner meetinc of while Michigan State gained it& nati player since Bert Hau' 22 Wisconsin's Amcche, who aver- · witb a 628 series. the Business and Professional first victory, 21-14, over Indiana in 1946. WomDD's Club will be held Tuesaged 4.3 yards per try as he scor- 1 The scores: a!j John Matsock returned a punt 1 day night at the First Presbyter7~ yards for a touchdown and set Onl')' niC~e players· in Ute Nat- ed both of tM•. Badgen' touch· CROWS CHICKS downs, including the plunge · P . Cliffofd .. . . 200 174 180 554 ian chureh. IJ;D the winning tall!Y with a 27- ional League scored a hundred from the one-foot line for the Belles .. .. . , .. 169 178 190 537 ~-:----:--::-:::::yard run . runs and >the Redlegs had two of winner in the final minute; Deal}- Blind . .. , .... . 150 100 tM 4!50 ADDRESS IS CHANGED them, BeU and Kluszewski. Notre Dame swamped Pitt.sLowb of. Yale, who11e one-yard, Kungle ... . .. . 174 204 136 514 The new address of Pvt. Char-I burgh, 33-0. a& reserve quarterThe Rcdlegs' 46 atolen buea fourtb-p~r1od plunge m_-eant a B. Louks . _ . ... 194 199 158 551 les P. Haskins is U. S. ~168~;~; back Tom Carey passed for two WM good enouch for a third 13·7 wtn over Cohunbta; s~ 1 Total . . . . . . . 878. 905 814 Med. Del.; PS:IL Army A. ttnlChdowns. 0. ~; (In care of) P. M. Sl.n place tie In the league. Only St. quarterback Torn Carey,, who pJt... G-M EQUIPMENT Louis and Brooklyn stored more ehed t.wo . 1ID passes lD Notre F. Henson . .. . 159 155 167 481 Francisco California. ' runs than the Redlegs; and Mana- Dame's wtn over Pitt; Pete Vann, wbo threw three touchdown pass-! ger Birdie Tebbetts cbar1es were ROLAND US fourth in the league's home run es in Arm:v's win over Dartmouth II Charley Boxold ol Maryland. BY MRS. EBER PICKENS parade with 147 circuit clouts. wbose 66-yard run set up the TD Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens right fietder Wal~ Although that crea-ted a 13-13 tie with sj>ent Tue.sday evening with GroP-ost went to bat on~& 461 timc11, Wake Forest; Royce Flippin, ver Harris and family. be drove in 83 Tuns to combine whose fou-r th quarter m P"'e Greengrass Princeton a 13-7 reve111e win Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre have with Ben 001) and (95) in making the Cincinnati over Penn; Lenny Moore and Ron moved to Dorcas. ' obtlie1d one of the most prolific Younker, who ran M- and 80 Mr. and Mr.!i.. Bill Hoback and RBI producer& in the ..major lea- yards for touchdowns as Penn children spent Wednesday evenState routed Virgioia, 34-7. ing with Mrs. Ethel Hoback and George Hoback. Leads Redlegs l u l oam,.u, ., ,........,. .- PfiS lOYI I • DOES ......., 101 • PIICD llllll . PIGS M'AKI G·GROwT Hado '" 1ow cosr I u,...- 1CROW CIDCKS KEEP AHEAD IN POINT PLEASANT CITY LEAGUE I WCHS..TV-MVHDAY 4:00 The Brighter Day 4 :15 The Secret Storm 4.30 On Your Account 5:00 Lucky 8 Reach 6:00 Annie Oakley . 6:30 Esso Reporter 6:45 Ernie Situnders Sporb 6:55 ,Weatherman 7:00 Teledrama 7:30 Doug Edwards, News 7:45 Perry Como 8:00 Burns & Allen 8:30 Colonel March of Scotland Yard 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Studio One 11;00. 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WiiCtlnsin •nd Purdue, meet Sat- urday at Madison in the head.Hne sEO STANDINGs " . 110 IT.... NDINGI TNm W L l'w1 OP l'ttl h!UNn Alhont .I . 0 1001 <It U 4 NEW Yllillt: NUbua won tho! j~$~1 0 1000 40 14 I Futurity Stitoa and Hlib 'Gun 1 I I !liD IS 0 2 1 1 ~ 47 IS · 2 coptured the )lanhattu Handleap Bucks To Take · F"ffial F"1gures Iowa Into Camp " Show s1·g Ted at Belmont Part. ao&h were rid- 1 1 1 J. · · l'QDai. '· "' · Chart'*" ""..., ""t-Ilt• ~~~y GINTRY •. . . ' · •- AIH - .sGO 'D "' 2 I~:::..~~'!!~ Dewey Mtrtlo ..500 . M 2$ 2 .FIGHTjNG LADY .oio liD 61 0 T..hnkolorl den by l!lddle Arearo. . I · College lootball'a top ranked team~ came staggering toda.y out 1 aNCJNHAn: Tbo Clnelnnatl I 2 ol a weekend of near-disaster onr RedleP' aold rlabl-hander Karl 0 2 ' .000 12 ~ cont-est of • (our-game conferty to lin-d they're runnin( into a Drewa to Oatl1nd of tbe Pacific eoce slate. lot more trouble jUJt ahead . L1tt WMk'a ltetult,: Coast League. _ The Badgen, unbeaten in three Altholl'&h Iowa and Southern 'TOKYO: Helnz l"atterer of Ger· Alhono IS " - ' " ' 11 ':,. c-ontests with one league • win, California were the only clubs manr 'eame within oae-ten.th of a Golllooll• 40 Mlddlopon 12 ranked among the country's top !.. proba-bly will be slight favorites sec()Dd ol the world record for L ... n , 1J Mtllaonwlllt 6 10 to be upJJel, the weekend just the 100 meter duh when be w1a Jockooo 26 0.~ Hill 11 for the battle, but rurdue, with Final un-offieial batting aver- finished was only an eyelash timed in 11.3 ·seConds In a meet two victories and one tie, could This WHit'• lcMdule ages for 1954 re-veal Ted KlUBle- away _rrom being a debacle for agahut Japanese lthletu. ~ win without productng an up;.et. the- b~.g teams. Only three of . SYRACUSE N. Y.: The Loula· . Mltldlopon ot Joduori wtlu, the major leacue home them won easily- three othen ville Colonels of lbe Ameriean Al- L...n ot A - ' The mak'h should leature passrun and ruBS-batted-in king:, led I just bare]1y won and \WO more, • sociatloo wnp tbe L!ttll W<1rld Wellaton .t Nel...,vlllt lng with Wisconsin pittlng its bis c ·i.Dcinnati . Jtedleg te•D\Dlateal Purdue and Dl.lk.e , played a 13·13 Serieo bf deleatl"l tho· S!'l'acwe two expert tossers, Jim Miller in practieally every offensive de- tie in perhaps the t~ gan,ae. . ------~--------.Cbiefl of taelnt~atlontl League and Jim Haluska , against Pur- pa.rtment while erasia( the 1111 • For example, nat~ona~ leader ; 4-2 in tbe alxtb pme. due's sophomore Leo. Dawson, :iority Of . ·.u~tim,e- Rhinelari4 re- Ok1ahom-a fumbled s1x tames and I BOCII!JST!lll N. Y,: Undefeated who has thrown elght touchdown cordi with hi! terrlf~ bat. just manag_ed to nlp Texas, 14-7. . 'I Seeond-nn1i:ed UCLA was only Cio1co Anclrodo of Compton, Calli., ff, puses thls season. Bi.a: Ted, the National· League an exLra point better than Wash· ou.tpoiatfJd. HeDt)' DavJ• ~ Hono· B.actgers ldp On Or.uncl Ali-Star firsl basetnaD the palll ing.ton, 21 -20. And fourth-ranked lulu, 1'. H.• i,n lhelr 10 round na· tffl On the ground though the . two seuons ,lei tbe R.edlep in Wisconsin, watcht-d by a national UonaiiY·telovlsed filbt. · ' hit! (187}; homers C-48); .runs-bat- television audience, needed Alan ' edge has to go to Wlsconstn by ted-iD (141) baiting avera,e (.326). Amecbe'l tou.ehdown wi.th ~ sec-! . MEXICO CITY: U. S. tennl!l virtue ot its two-time all-confer- most total baSes UMMU; and slug- oads left to turn almost certain · 1tars Vic Selxu ln4 T~ny Trabert defeat into a 13-7 win over R!ce. l'nce fullback, Alan Ameche. But ging pereefttage- (842). led tbe way into the quarter· 'Wisconsin has not found any Fifth·rall'kerl Iowa bowed, 14-13 finala of the Pan..Amerlean · cham· for The big slUIJer also. tied hal"fback stanJouts so far while to Michigan, a riva~ it hasn't most runs aeored (liM) wlth Gus pionahipa. Purdue has bahmced power at beaten in 30 years. And Southern ST. LOUJS: Willie Maya and the other three backfield posi Bell. California, playing under the Antonelli were named aa Johnny tions . KIUJZewski became- the .first Friday night Ji.gh'!.s, was walloped the National League's plllyer and The winner of the scrap should Redlec ever to lead the majors 20-7, by Texas Christian. piteher Of the year' by the Sport· rat-e with Ohio State as the major in bot~ h0me~s and runs-battedMore lA S"f" YEAR lt'l'f'H ~ 1 EJl:PKt•"d ing News. challenger for the league title. in duriDJ tbe same see~on. But look at the schedule lYing ANt:' S1'ARi'EC> OFF NEW YORK: Offtci.aht of the Phone 810.M •Minersville. 0 The Bll('l!:eyes, who play Iowa Ted set the followlnC Cincin- in wait for the big teams th.is WrrH 2 IAfPOR'fANr ONE5 Eastern Baseball ~·~uc voted SaturJay, hold first place temp- nati afl-time records : Most hom· I weekend- it almost guoaranteea IN _7'JIE ()P~IIER Ac'5AII(51' operate ••aln in 1~. 1 or,aril;y with two league wins ers, -'-6 ; ll)ost homen at Crosley upsets. VIENNA, Austria: Rusaia won I while Minnesota, Wisconsin, and "--¥ f l l l t - . . . ......, •• · - - the world weilht-Uftlnc team Field in o~e season, 34: moat ho· To bqln with, four Of 'lh• top ---------'=-" -Michigan each have won one .champlonthips deepite · rceorll· mers, on~ month. 13 (August); 10 •r• m•tched ·••inst ••ch Bi·g Ten game without deleat. breakin( performances by Nor· most homers, Redleg career, 163: other with Purdue :teeing Witbert &:!hemaNky and Tommy Kono ~ Other Big Ten games Saturday most total b~;~es, 388: moll extra Ulllln •nd Iowa ......tlng 10thof the U. S. squad. will be Illinois at Minnesota and b••e bll•, 10; : m••t ..~.. · b..... ...kod 'Ohl• •••••. Duko ""' 1 h ~. k · Michigan ill Northwestern while 181; m01t . runs--batted-In, 141; SOR.A:NTON, Pia.: Plana were an· to come r g t -c aga1nst a in non-league battles Michigan hlghest slugging pe ret Dt '!Ke, '642 flOunced .for a ·natlo~·Wide tour by · · fired-up ;Army t..m .that show· Crows Chicks won two out of 8 . Cruickshank . 189 196 243 628 · State appears at Notre Dame and 32 major leque b1seb•ll players BeU had the most tim~ at eel Its true calibre .., cru1hlnlf three games last week in the Pl. F. Basnett . ... 145 123 171:i t43 •lnriiana at MissGuri. under the d.J.reetion of Jimmy bat, 620; lhe ' ino&:t doubles, 39; Dartmeuth, 604. UCLA must Pleasant .City league lo maintain D. Nibert . . . 196 162 182 :t20 Foxx.their first place margin. The A. Cruickshank . 17~ 169 126 470 Wisconsin scored a major win and drove in 101 ruM to become face a Stanford :team thlt will S-atu-rday a!l Ameche scored twiee the first outfielder in Redleg be burning to aven1• • 2S.(I Chicks rolled with a blind"; but Total .... . .. . 864 80$ 873 2M2 1, r••w• ENTIR HOSPITAL still mana.ged to Uke two games the second time with less than a history to drive ~ross a hundred Mating hr Navy. Admitted . to th,e Meigs Gener:~l minute to play, for a 13-7 win M more marter.s . in tWo dil!er: Ninth-ranked Notre Dame, after rrom the G-M Equipment team. Wayne County Woman Hospital Commander 8, 4 door. Jet black finish, step down into over the weekend were over previously unbeaten Rice. ent seasons. Jim Greegrass is .the bounding back from its Purdue The local bowlers had to come 2 d M F li this long, low beauty and try her out. You'll know it's a Mra. Eva Archer, Racine, .RO; only other Redleg outfielder defeat to swamp Pittsburgh, 33-0, rrom behind to take the first n ason ata ty Purdu• Rallift To Ti• Herlbert Dixon, t»omeroy: ·Mrs. Roy reai bargam. ever to chaae aeross a hundred Purdue had tD stage 'l last hall runs in one eampaitn (in l&S3). must clash with dangerous though game. Trailing live marks going Miss Kathleen Jackson 1 27 oi RUDe, Rt. 3, Pomeroy and Mrs. comeback on man::hes of 65 and 8 ~ Jim bad ail ex.::ellent chance twice-beaten Mic-higan 3tate,l into the eighth frame they rallied Wayne west Virginia Rout~ 2 Leota Lynch, RD 2, Cheshire. 66 yards to tie Duke, 13-13. Duke of accompJishiDC this feat again _Southern California goes agai~st and came out on top by 14 pins becam~ Mason CountY's second Disebar•ed were Dana Karr, tallied twice in tbe flrst hall on until sidelined on .. Sept"embtir 1~ Or~gon .and seventh-ranked MLSS·, with an 878 to 864 margin . They hi.gobway la~ality when she died Pomeroy; Robert Hayes, MiddleTUShing plays. lor tbe rem~indb of the seasOn ippl a,gamst Tulane . . rolled a n~ce . 903 in their second on SBuTday afernoon in a Point port; Dick Friley. Pom,.roy .and TBB NAIR TIL\T Oklahoma, hov.:ever,_ts· elqle.:ted · game to win easily, but fell off Pleasant Clinic after having been Violet Kaull, Middleport. with an iDJU.I')'." He had 95 RBrs. Ohio State swamped lllincis, to b~e . an eas1er . bm~ a~amst 1 tbe pace. in the final line to roll involVed in a t.rafific mi.ahap on Out patient wat Mn. Nellie 4().7, as Bobby Watkins · seo~.ed ~ Aggrmi-ve lotmny "TemPle 1~­ ~ans~s m the opemnc game on on'y 814, aod lost by 59 pins as Friday evening. Owen~ Cheshire. medical. · ~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~ twl~e, o~e on a · 41-yard run; ped the Redleg• In triples wit}l Jts B11: ~even sChedule. In fact. Bud Crui~kJ}I.ank of 'the winnert Miss Jackson's Cflr .st.ruck 8 whtle Mmnesota pummeled l'ior· eight and ift' stolen bases with 21 . the Sooners alread~ ha~e met had .a ~3 game. utility po'e ne-ar Gallipolis Ferry thwestern , 26-7, as Bob McNamathe toughest teams oo their schep 1 Cl'ff d h ( st t p 1· h d' 1 au 1 or ~et t c pace or ~ccor _mg o a e . o JCe w o ·-: ra scored twice on 24-yard runs Temple batted .300 to beoome dule and will be favored heavil and John Baumgartner ran 43 the first regular Redleg second in each game hereout as t~ Crow Brothen; wtt_h 200, 174 and mvest1gated th_e aoct~ent. for . a 554 series, while Bob T ~eral servtces ~111 be held baseman to hit three hundred gun for an unbeaten season , for a touchdown. u ay near Huntangton. since Tony CIICCinello posted a Among the weekend's other top Louks had 194, 199 and 1MI for Mic~i;gan upset a twn-touch- .314 llgure in "1931. Johnny's 21 heroes were: Wcs Belles had 537 and I down favored Iowa team , 14-13, thefts (induding Frank ~ungle hit 514. Cruick· DINNER MEETING TUESDAY home three for its second win of the season, times) was the most for a CincinTop Heroes shank was the big man for G-M The October dinner meetinc of while Michigan State gained it& nati player since Bert Hau' 22 Wisconsin's Amcche, who aver- · witb a 628 series. the Business and Professional first victory, 21-14, over Indiana in 1946. WomDD's Club will be held Tuesaged 4.3 yards per try as he scor- 1 The scores: a!j John Matsock returned a punt 1 day night at the First Presbyter7~ yards for a touchdown and set Onl')' niC~e players· in Ute Nat- ed both of tM•. Badgen' touch· CROWS CHICKS downs, including the plunge · P . Cliffofd .. . . 200 174 180 554 ian chureh. IJ;D the winning tall!Y with a 27- ional League scored a hundred from the one-foot line for the Belles .. .. . , .. 169 178 190 537 ~-:----:--::-:::::yard run . runs and >the Redlegs had two of winner in the final minute; Deal}- Blind . .. , .... . 150 100 tM 4!50 ADDRESS IS CHANGED them, BeU and Kluszewski. Notre Dame swamped Pitt.sLowb of. Yale, who11e one-yard, Kungle ... . .. . 174 204 136 514 The new address of Pvt. Char-I burgh, 33-0. a& reserve quarterThe Rcdlegs' 46 atolen buea fourtb-p~r1od plunge m_-eant a B. Louks . _ . ... 194 199 158 551 les P. Haskins is U. S. ~168~;~; back Tom Carey passed for two WM good enouch for a third 13·7 wtn over Cohunbta; s~ 1 Total . . . . . . . 878. 905 814 Med. Del.; PS:IL Army A. ttnlChdowns. 0. ~; (In care of) P. M. Sl.n place tie In the league. Only St. quarterback Torn Carey,, who pJt... G-M EQUIPMENT Louis and Brooklyn stored more ehed t.wo . 1ID passes lD Notre F. Henson . .. . 159 155 167 481 Francisco California. ' runs than the Redlegs; and Mana- Dame's wtn over Pitt; Pete Vann, wbo threw three touchdown pass-! ger Birdie Tebbetts cbar1es were ROLAND US fourth in the league's home run es in Arm:v's win over Dartmouth II Charley Boxold ol Maryland. BY MRS. EBER PICKENS parade with 147 circuit clouts. wbose 66-yard run set up the TD Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens right fietder Wal~ Although that crea-ted a 13-13 tie with sj>ent Tue.sday evening with GroP-ost went to bat on~& 461 timc11, Wake Forest; Royce Flippin, ver Harris and family. be drove in 83 Tuns to combine whose fou-r th quarter m P"'e Greengrass Princeton a 13-7 reve111e win Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre have with Ben 001) and (95) in making the Cincinnati over Penn; Lenny Moore and Ron moved to Dorcas. ' obtlie1d one of the most prolific Younker, who ran M- and 80 Mr. and Mr.!i.. Bill Hoback and RBI producer& in the ..major lea- yards for touchdowns as Penn children spent Wednesday evenState routed Virgioia, 34-7. ing with Mrs. Ethel Hoback and George Hoback. Leads Redlegs l u l oam,.u, ., ,........,. .- PfiS lOYI I • DOES ......., 101 • PIICD llllll . PIGS M'AKI G·GROwT Hado '" 1ow cosr I u,...- 1CROW CIDCKS KEEP AHEAD IN POINT PLEASANT CITY LEAGUE I WCHS..TV-MVHDAY 4:00 The Brighter Day 4 :15 The Secret Storm 4.30 On Your Account 5:00 Lucky 8 Reach 6:00 Annie Oakley . 6:30 Esso Reporter 6:45 Ernie Situnders Sporb 6:55 ,Weatherman 7:00 Teledrama 7:30 Doug Edwards, News 7:45 Perry Como 8:00 Burns & Allen 8:30 Colonel March of Scotland Yard 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Studio One 11;00. 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