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' ,. ... .,'..·-• y ' ' · n .() " ' >~ . l I~·· ' 1 . �• --••__.._.,. ___... I - 4-Dally-~tlnel, Ppmeroy.Mi(ldleport, 0 ., July 6, !9S7 McElhinney Has 4-Hitter For 5-t Victory • <llal!t Ta"'lehlll . -. • ¥- • - - f .. ·a II 7 1 • $695 tunu Redlegs.H-opes Against Chicago "-eror Ji_· · · ·~ ... ... -... . .... . . . . . . ......... ....... - -. _ ____ -· - ---- ' :ridnl Sbower Hort.o,.P~~e:wMrs. Donald Matheny ·· ...- .. ·""-·· - · 6. .. . ~ - ' C11fton Price tnolher ot tbe croom, ehOH acreuories and cornae or white. roses. A reception. . . .Waa held Jn the soelaJ rooms· Wi\1 i m medla~ly centered wit h an ar. tiered weddi'l• c~lf,e 1Wat topped , I I the punch boWJ. Relative• and frlends from outof.toWn inelude~ Mr. and ~rs. Ed, ward· Price, Cleve111nd; Mr. ! Mrs. Wesley Ward and family, Chapman, Dsy fon; Mr. and 1 Linford Johnson and chi1dt-en. waverly; .Mr. an8 Mra~ . WUUam' Kirk anti ChEiry~ Ironton: Mrs. Fnnk 1 Zarko, Wlertl)n; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudion, MeKeespt>rl, Pa. · Mr. and Mrs. Pric-e are at home il;l Dayton where he is employed. ' \ I' ' ' ·)a~k Poyd Is tton,QrGues~At f~l1riilyPionic Lloyd and had a .• t011 tbe Fourt ' i'.rMIOie pr~!en\ \Y~re W and M". son, JaCk anll Michl , MlcldiE'P011; Mr. and Mrs. Jo'l'e• JJI~yd Childr$1, Kathy and Nicky, ,1\e_IJiro; Mr. and Mrs. Osc • ·B,stlanJ MPa.tricla LLo~, Galli· polls; MfSB Lily Girolam1, Pqmeroy Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gwabdow sky, Middleport. . ' 1 l)le of eager fana: learned expensive pro,Jio•dtJ,oj juinp the Stadium to retrieve a foul ball. Earl . Ll~z of Lock Haven, p , . an,d Wilh~ Taylor ol Coates vll\e, Pit., were fined $10 an(l costa Io • ilolng just that 'during Thufs(ltl;' ~ double head er between the P!Hl lies and Giants. ':rack Lloyd, who is hOme I '1 leave before going to Hawaii, suests Of honor. atJ}te picnic.. •roup aLso visited iu GalJipo :~ wtth Mrs. U. I. Lloyd who II J'C' Cuperatlng after major surgel' " Mrs. M~ye Nelson, Shaion Van La.mWJght, PbylliH Morri1, Audry of the before Teturning hOfil.e. Cooney and Judith. Rauah were Miller, Faye Hlrrlfon, Margat'et ushers. boatftl for miscellaneous bridal Barrett GlenniR Muller, drs. bride, whq was given In mar- ' I ~oWer honorlna Xra. Donald Charley Tyree, Frances JOht).Son, bY her fathei', chbse ~~- walt,z Matheny, the forme:r Alta Joan Mar&aret Van Cooney, Velsia l~"n~t~&oWn of whlte"ChantUly lace 5 Rouah, Fr~day, June 28th\, at 8 p Roulh, Sharon Van Cooney, Judy with bouffant .skirt, lone'ft.' m. Roush, Mayc Nelson, Ddaa Nelson, fitted bodice, scall.oped ne'ck- ' Marini! Sgt. MathenY, and Kenneth, Pamela, Karen and Kenwith d"tans: or aeelf pearls, and .. .~.. ·1 Roua~ were married, May 30, at nie Lee Miller, Diana Nel!'On and her shoulder-length veil of :nusion Mrs . ..,_.,na Dl I of Kerr St.., WM 6:30 p. m. at the hohle Of Rev. E Joan Vail Col)ney. H&ld Jn place by a 9roWn of honored on her B:Srd birthday R. Thomaa. · Sendln& gifts but unable to at· aeed·p,earlio . She carried a white when nlemben of her family lll~t Gatnes we1·e played and pri,zes lend were: Mrs. Edith Wogan, Mrs. on her mother's Eastern at the homP o,f her~aughter M:"· won by Mrs. FraQces Johnson, Eu. Geraldine Lee, )Ira. Euyln Murray, o: ----, _.; Lawrence Smith of Laurel Cl.ff lab Evanr, Faye Harrison, Glennls Mrs. Bernice Winn, Kathern Roush, Musser, Margaret Barrett, Sharon Mrs. Uene Tltomas, Janet Morrls, atten.dants wore mint green for a picnic dinner. Present were the h·lnored aue 1• Van Cooney and Mra. Tyree and and Clyde Stewart. !'!'~.'• gowns IV!Ih f4ll aklt'bl and backs wlth matching acces- and Mr and Mts. Allen Dill, ~J •. JUdy Roush. The new brilie received many . Miss StumbO carried a bou- and Mrs. Dln Smith and.. chlldren. Chiffon pie, ice cream and cof- lovely gifts. She will join her bus. of red rOies and the brldeg. Don, Bonnie and Faith, Mr. a:uJ fee were served to thlf tdllowing: band, July 13, at Cherry 'Point, S. carried Pink roses. The Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Otcll'. Larry Lillie Sith, Lelia Van Co,oney, c. and will make their home there r1 W'ore mint green taffeta 1 Jiqtmy, :Mar)' LOll . Caroty , ~O~m~aJJI~or~abto~u~t~ ~~f·'';{ye~a~r,~w~h~er~e~h~e~i• accessorles. RObert Smith, BUl ·~tid clrleton a •d, I.:E~u~l~ah~~~~o~·o~e~"'I;•~R:ou~s~h~ Napper, 'Dorttt~.. . Troop Hanmer whh tHe ¥J.rlne•~·~ a M'rs 'Anna 'D•tt od~anakers ha~ th• New York Yankees 1-4 to capturt! thi1 Y'ear'.t te~eue fLag, but are a cirlad on who wlll win the N~'iOI1 ·. 1 al League penn1nt. They made the I>Odeers and Br'av(:J co· rnorltes at 2-1. Dltthd.ay AtThl SATVRDAY NITE ,. RKO MiU 1 ' EAGLES , to 12:30 9:30 Orchestra F EFFECTtVE J1uly,~ t$th · • • f1-g 'Will ••. po~Oble ot _ • I ' '' . G•m•• Emergencv: Measure A tracts p·Omeroy ~:~,h~r;~dc~~u::~·:.r!'::'::J.t~:: Woman Back lntoNursing Profession ,' Coats, ••dlding ,t .J 1 ton. 'D.,ftor.·s:-Drua S_..t,re ' '' Miss Madyle Mc~ickles . Many gifts were received in· elucling a birthday cak~ given by TO •o JOE ' y~ , ~·lNG',,.. , -~t· 1st Closs Work - Atways,. Phone 41-M I· ' 5 ROClheater 3 10· Miami 1 5 Richmond 4 American A1Mcl1tlott Chuleeton 8 SL. Paul 3 Loul1villa 6 Minneapolis 5 lnd~~apollo 7 Omaha 2 Wlcltlt• e Denver 3 ' ' '· ·my. ' ' . . o-'··--- """~"' . •"'' .... i~ .... • ;t' .._ ~ • ter of Mrs. ·Aa:rie• McGnevey, (an RN in C~umbus, 0.~ !lister of Mrs. Ma!Xine Mankin and of torm · er Sheriff' Charfes R,.ssell, Pome- ,,. ....... REPORt OF '!'HE CONDITION OF ~~ tHE I ·~~INE HOME lAW ' . . tover.og~~ I' Is your present fire insurance Mts. A.. R. <Knight Is Hostess :for geOred to the current value of your pr<>pE~r· ; . ty? If 'rn!t, better toke steps · f!0W . to. cpr·" ' ' '" reel a situation which cou'ld (eS!Jit in seri-' , ... f ,, ' -:. • Let ' . ',,' 1958 · . 1 ' rico ' • ' ' .71"-~YISJON ' • I ' ' ' '· 1he I nautance Attflb A11ocletfon I ,, - RADIO . TV Owaer . l.! .. ... ,.....~ . ·' ' . .• .u,; C·heCk It Wit~ vc;i' • ' . ' ' ' \ SETS ~Miller, ' ' ._ < ' ~ j • V. D. EDWARDS, INS: •.•...• _.. '"' Pb...35~:~,<1'~~ WARNEB-ffiLE, JNII. ·.... : .. ~ .. '- I'Jt, tf.'lll'li'tii!!fl~ G t:. REUTER, INS............. Ph. 425··X, ·l'l!i BARNES-SIMPSON, INS. . . . . . Ph. 831S·X, · DOWNING, INS. .. ....... , 1'11. 1138,M, ' HOBSTETI'EII, llirS. • .. .. . .. .. .. ~ . I ~ • .1 I • • ous 'loss. fot SEE TH·E 'NEW ', ,._ ' , ' 'Please .. • She II Mrs. Maxine Rily, daugh- •• >' ' ·~ · Zirk's Dairy l>riv.«~t·f~ Midclleport -k• . Our Best Wishes ,,, cream to tbe above named and ,1. An emergency me.1sure to . . bso Mrs. Jamea 'Bearsh, Mrs. Chall. Wildermuth ai1d daughters Sant: y taln more nurses by a New 0 ··· leans, La., hospital, brlnging e '· and Kathy. nurses back through a refresnel' cour!e, has paid dividends a.1d lured one Pomeroy High ·School graduatp ·to return to her profess- TeJepl,on~ Gft·ls I. NORMA WILLIS a I Honored • , On -' YANKIIS AT 1-4 N&W YORK ' 1./P - t"· ... lin. O.w, lllotlltr of 11* \JMt wore i JMIWder blye. tbq:th dreu" with a intniat~o~re bridal cOuple and WIB !efve~ by •Mrs. Alfred ,Rou•h. Mri. Cll!fOrd Stumbo presided at '4 Balance I* • ratU:ement of white carnations and p8!tel 9buti df laies. The three Tllfle To Strlkt "it.'!ttl!'l'ti: ' table I MOTOR CO. - .._ after the ' cetemonr. The bride'• 1953 PLYMOUTH - .. - .... . . '".a>Ailt .J" _ _....,. , .;,..., ... ,. .• ~ --~ ..u. ., ,.., ' a piri\: lace 1heattt dl'eu w1th white ' ' 1 I . I '' .. •• • Ichurch Rarine Little Leaguers added i \ fi nal touc h to the · fj rst halt 11 ~ when most or t he ·bfab .aehool All..Star East-W ~st OhiO boys got to pl ay And they County. League play Friday ni&l;tt ~iH pllyed last wttk -e nd 11 wo n. by downing a li;!ame Yankee team CoJuq~bus Jumrned up came to 25-5 as losin g pitr hers gave up a 1 Thts record ~~ one lo be pro ~ thla conclusion: of by our di.8tr ict &tars. Th•·y par<ad e or walkll ~ ,l!lJ ~he ...... , ..., South· proved themselves of top d a •1 • In oth er games ln the Co unty \ eJJt.em Ohio got to play som e, tru e champions LeRgue Syracuse upended the Plr· ,, they didn't aet in as much tune ates 10 6 and the Re d legs ran OW !' N ·tbe ('fntnl and mtrthei-n ()h , Sporlswriten and Broadcasters the Dodgers 14·5 • •tafi. who seJel'l.cd the Ali·SEO base· In Middleport the second ~ .~ •r Jr. Jtennecbr of-Middleport pia:- ~all team. tn mid-June didn 't i!'l opened trpe to rorm wi th the In· ., e4 liJ ihhinp in ~he secor.d mvolved m. much arg ument abo t dia ns takm g a weiJ play.ed gahle 1ame ldf ihe Z.tt, wJnch lh the. four .Mtddleport Yellow Ja:- ~ frottt the Senators 5.0 on M (' Eut trilb J •Z. He HUed to hit m kel!l on the club. The gt"ne rul a.- Elhinnoy'll rour-h 1tter, and tltude at the meetlllg was Yankees cam e from behind trthe pelrane\1!1, -.nd llad no e • 111 ,l'lllht field . Jim Bowl· "How many' dof9 Mtddleport bottom o! fh e sixth with ~Qur ru~s H, 10 '~elected 'On the East want," as If the entire Yell , ., an~ a .6·!5 win aided by Mike L.·. Squall. wq ttOt able to make t:1e Jacket club coulrl havl' made it tie s wJ!C: ness on the mound . trip 10 he .,., buty wit. Nation ,J without too mueh pres~u re. I·Y'R-.~USI VS. PIRATEi · . Ouard tralnlnr. SJracWI~ tailed 'the But, Sports Desk dLd not swag· after the ([rst inning but ~ .eame that ~~'orge_ , lllir•~ie aer mto the meeting with that for five runs in the bottqm of Jlcbon led· In demand which certainly wonld ¥!CPnd to wjn , llrrnle haW been exhorbltaot and f.tr gled , P.Iil!k.y WinPbt·enner douibl ••,;' beyond reason Or justire. Don Hardin tripled and aidfld ·De1k g;ot what it .,k,ed--Bc•wl•,.,i-two walk! off loser Jottn 'Sha · Dave Hindy, Jr. Kennedy -teen 'lnd t'wo fielding miscues , tl •,• Cranlltook '<lr. !lpatlklinl black Bobby Nelspn bf came home. flnlob. l•torlw 1~d exleri!ll' .rfmmy :Joe H:em sley fo r Winebrenner had amother dou clean u 1 l!t.,W 'pth. Heit:tll' 'did It was a faJr shakl' ble and· sihgle at the plate, Sis• lrt def. Seat covert, Tirea tbow ..,. Ultli \YOat, Goq.J opare. another .single, and liary Jenklnl'> ' Bussell i'ocum and wife and S!)R a rdngle. For the Pirate~ Willie 'liliiltlilll,_l}ll O.K. brought back evidence or a tli'c! Bla(lkwell had two dou~l~s ~nd .a mud ratfi&h caught July 1 a\ BucJC 1incJe, Buteh Meier a .~Ingle, Shasl.ake. Jt .!tf&i a 121/~ pounller teen two single• and Mlekt Men which when •napped with a chlnl and Atlen Downie ·each sl ,~ era as every bit as tall as the glea. Yocum's youni' son. WJnnt>r Jim Louks fanned flVt Sorry this pic wa ~ too undt'· · and walked lhrce in three Inning~: posed lo reproduce here. The Yo · F. Sisgon "anned one and walked 210 W. Malll Phone 82·X cums resido at t64ll Lincoln Hls one .Shasteen fanned seven a td They're probably down to th ~ walked 10, his undoing. left ov•r• on th<Jt catrlsh by no'N. ~TES ST. llf;)iiiS UP - The Cincln- off Don Gross In the 11th inning 410 !Ofl'- 6 p I ·SYMotrSE 81!0 IWX-10 7 S nat! Redle&:l ptnned their ·hdpes with one ollt, driving in Ken boyer for tr14ing pface$ wltb flr•ft»~ce to win the game and drop the BASEBAI;L RESm.TS Plrateo, Shaoteen and Meier. St. Louli toftc.y on the dep~dable Redlege out of flrst place. , ., U""-d ,,... $.Ytteuse, Louks, F. Sisson (4) an1 1 pitchine. of Brooks Lawrence, wttO Gro'as, whO came on In the ninth M. Winebrenner. NATIONAL LIA(IUI Gl WILDNESS HURT$ is aeekln& hi~ lOth win. Inning, was the third Cincinnati W. loci. ft pitcher. n;acIne came to the Yankee dla U Lawrenre succeeda, it won't St. J. .ouls · · · · · · 48 ·1581 mo.~. .. and ,l um-d lnlo a IO·v Cincinnati . . 44 33 ,1171 Ill "• ~ be the first time he has 'jained Vinegar Bend Mizell \vent all the Milwaukee 43 33 .566 1 ln two innlna:s. Oneil a,IJaln ground against the Cardln!lik in way for the Cards for his ~ond 2 1. l '~lldi•eas 'Wa~ the worst sin of the the tlgl\t National Le..aue face. Broo kl yn .. .. . •J • 33 .•... ~ victory and his second complete Philadelphl. . . . S9 34 .&34 3~ 81 a strlna: ot four Yank <!C It was on June 28th that the gam e, givina: up nine hits New York . . . . . 88 40 .474 8 walked a total of Hi Racin1• "Bull" came tbrot.Wh againat New ~ Chi< ago , . . . __ 211 44 .802 !Silo York, holding the Giant• in check Mluill, who beat ·the R.edlegs starter Larry Prier wll,Ue Redlea: batters. ilueged to a five tlmes lnst season, got Wally Plt!oburgh .. . . 26 49 .947 1710 for four and walkP 1 3-2 victory In the ninth Jnnin1. Post on strikes four limes. Frld•Y'• l11ulh two ln three while Bosth Facing Lawrence today will be Broo.klyn 6 Ph\ladelphla 5 nl1ht fannM three and wall>ed three. Friday niJbt, better clutch pitch~ Wehme1er 3-4 tor Chicago. New York 11 Pittsburgh 6 nleht Yankee hitteon were Bruce M· lng might t~ave 8taved off a 4-3 Both the Redlegrt and Cardinals, Chicago 7 MUwdakee 4 nlt ht St. Loulo 4 ClncJ. S II inn. , ni1ht Kensle a scratch infield 1inglo: vtctocy by the Cardlnals oVer ttle meanwhile, were quoted by BroadJi~ Me~es , two singJeij, Fred N ·• R~lti 1 • way odds makers as 4·1 for wtr.· lunda'(• Gim" Phlla~olphla .t Brooklyn, 2 on and Freddie Bo).'d a sing' -; 1 ;;;;;J;;;oe;;;;;;C;;;u;;;n;;;nl::;n;;;g~;;;a;;;m;;;';;; ' ;;;d;;;o;;;ub;;;l;;;e;.o:'~tl ning the National Lcague .pi!nnant, Plttlbura:h at New York, 2 each. 11 behind the favored Brave• and ChlcaJO at MIJwaukee Defensively, Bob Bowen sto ~· DodGers, eac1 listed at ~-1 odils. Cincinnati at St. Louis, 2 O'-'t for the Yankees when 1. . BRAVIS HOLD THIRD AMIRICAN LIAOUI speared a hot grbunder 61 Duan. The M ll w.a \l k e e Braves reW. L. Pet. Wolfe's bat. getting a man at SP.C· mained in third place when they New York . . . 49 28 .6ft3 ond Georfte Ha~ris made two sp U'· dropped Iii 7-t decision to the Chi, Chlcaao , . , , 48 29 .618 klfng catches In eentcr off Wolfe '· Saturdar Only July 6 caeo Cubs, the Brooklyn Dodgers bat. Bo~ -.rope Xatherine Hepburn downod the Philadelph1a Phlllles, , Booton .. ~ .. 41 36 .532 1 Cleveland . , .. . . 39 35 .527 lllclne sl_~ggers ' were D. (Wee 'THI IRON PITTICOATu 6-,, and the New' York Glanta wal(Vl•t&vialoft·Technicolorl lo~ed the Pittsburgh Pira:tel, 11·6, . betrolt •. .. .. .. 38 38 .500 "' ·I'"''"""' W()lfe with a two r·•'l 'Baltimore . . . . .. 38 sa .486 h.on1er; Te~ Bailey triple and 8 Step~n M:1:~\f'Pegsy cnstle In the other N a Ion a 1 League Kana" City .. , 28 46 ,.378 2010 Bingl e, Riek Saricnt a doubT• "HILL'I .c:ai;J&ROADS" gamea. .. WaJhina:ton .. . ~ 2& M 1.316 26 Peanuts Wlakllno, L. Price, Do 1 In mturama The New York Yankees mainPrlday 1a l""lta. Arnett, Bill Elwood, apd BoaU 11, Comedy and Cartoon talned their three · game lead In Chlcaio 14 Cleveland 4 night eachplna:lea, John Arnott a ttouble the Americlln Leasue when l~y Detroh 8 Kanaai City 4 nla:ht and Phil RoberU a triple. lun. & Julr '7.. ahaded the Wasl'jJngton Senat s, N. York . 3 10 inn., nl&ht Defensively, Wt!e £-oozy stood Aldo Ra Robert Ryan 5-3, in inhings and the sec d. Boaton 7 "'·night out at third bB;Ie, IQbbJ.\nr Jp IN IN WAR" place White Sox drubbed everythlnl withip reaob. , (Atnerica'l Beat Wat Story) the lndilnl, 144 The The Yantees 1bave 11 make up -alsobe~t the Baltl· 1•me Monday nljht, thlm ~~· •••· H~:rJ..cPJl'JicK Kl{~~~ •an'd the Detroit ond half of th6 iel'tpn -•tarts ne,::~ · DIIPilAIO" ,• Kanus City Tu~d~ t eurrtat value of :rour proper'ty? RACINE '&18--11& 11 icbrea two runs '!11 llnc1 out Ia to '""''~-II W. L. Pet. 121- a a 1 >·11111~ , t!i. ' !olltl, , oertaln T!ironto " .." ...... -- .. .. 46 33 .582 Buffalo .. .. .. 43 33 .~77 '"'" 'fuU, ~~~ In <aoe 'lllchmond . . . , . . . . , . 44 87 .IMS ' IIO<huter " .. __ " , 43 .518 Columbua . .. .. . . . . , S8 42 ·"~ Havana . . • . . . . . . . 37 44 .487 ~iallll . . " " ., .. .. . ~ t4 .443 ontroal , .. . . .. . 8L ~ .• 03 '· FrhiMY't ltetulh 7 Toronto 4 . . lwF!' • • .... or MllHoon fabrl• wltb oaUp trim and whtt6Jicce.tll0rle• and a sJ!,oulder conqe ot p.l~ l'OIU. MrL '~ 'from ObRrVl!l'l Of ~he • • . , I.Ji tfho~ IF,"''o"" -~ • • .. ..... < II 8 ' 0: I LIAGU • . 3 I • -·' r • Y.Winsl~;~t~COUNTY 1.f Syracuse Beats Pirates" _Yan ' • - J )111. • DAVIS-WARNER, 1111'!!. , , •.•..•.. '~'~~.· f �• --••__.._.,. ___... I - 4-Dally-~tlnel, Ppmeroy.Mi(ldleport, 0 ., July 6, !9S7 McElhinney Has 4-Hitter For 5-t Victory • <llal!t Ta"'lehlll . -. • ¥- • - - f .. ·a II 7 1 • $695 tunu Redlegs.H-opes Against Chicago "-eror Ji_· · · ·~ ... ... -... . .... . . . . . . ......... ....... - -. _ ____ -· - ---- ' :ridnl Sbower Hort.o,.P~~e:wMrs. Donald Matheny ·· ...- .. ·""-·· - · 6. .. . ~ - ' C11fton Price tnolher ot tbe croom, ehOH acreuories and cornae or white. roses. A reception. . . .Waa held Jn the soelaJ rooms· Wi\1 i m medla~ly centered wit h an ar. tiered weddi'l• c~lf,e 1Wat topped , I I the punch boWJ. Relative• and frlends from outof.toWn inelude~ Mr. and ~rs. Ed, ward· Price, Cleve111nd; Mr. ! Mrs. Wesley Ward and family, Chapman, Dsy fon; Mr. and 1 Linford Johnson and chi1dt-en. waverly; .Mr. an8 Mra~ . WUUam' Kirk anti ChEiry~ Ironton: Mrs. Fnnk 1 Zarko, Wlertl)n; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudion, MeKeespt>rl, Pa. · Mr. and Mrs. Pric-e are at home il;l Dayton where he is employed. ' \ I' ' ' ·)a~k Poyd Is tton,QrGues~At f~l1riilyPionic Lloyd and had a .• t011 tbe Fourt ' i'.rMIOie pr~!en\ \Y~re W and M". son, JaCk anll Michl , MlcldiE'P011; Mr. and Mrs. Jo'l'e• JJI~yd Childr$1, Kathy and Nicky, ,1\e_IJiro; Mr. and Mrs. Osc • ·B,stlanJ MPa.tricla LLo~, Galli· polls; MfSB Lily Girolam1, Pqmeroy Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gwabdow sky, Middleport. . ' 1 l)le of eager fana: learned expensive pro,Jio•dtJ,oj juinp the Stadium to retrieve a foul ball. Earl . Ll~z of Lock Haven, p , . an,d Wilh~ Taylor ol Coates vll\e, Pit., were fined $10 an(l costa Io • ilolng just that 'during Thufs(ltl;' ~ double head er between the P!Hl lies and Giants. ':rack Lloyd, who is hOme I '1 leave before going to Hawaii, suests Of honor. atJ}te picnic.. •roup aLso visited iu GalJipo :~ wtth Mrs. U. I. Lloyd who II J'C' Cuperatlng after major surgel' " Mrs. M~ye Nelson, Shaion Van La.mWJght, PbylliH Morri1, Audry of the before Teturning hOfil.e. Cooney and Judith. Rauah were Miller, Faye Hlrrlfon, Margat'et ushers. boatftl for miscellaneous bridal Barrett GlenniR Muller, drs. bride, whq was given In mar- ' I ~oWer honorlna Xra. Donald Charley Tyree, Frances JOht).Son, bY her fathei', chbse ~~- walt,z Matheny, the forme:r Alta Joan Mar&aret Van Cooney, Velsia l~"n~t~&oWn of whlte"ChantUly lace 5 Rouah, Fr~day, June 28th\, at 8 p Roulh, Sharon Van Cooney, Judy with bouffant .skirt, lone'ft.' m. Roush, Mayc Nelson, Ddaa Nelson, fitted bodice, scall.oped ne'ck- ' Marini! Sgt. MathenY, and Kenneth, Pamela, Karen and Kenwith d"tans: or aeelf pearls, and .. .~.. ·1 Roua~ were married, May 30, at nie Lee Miller, Diana Nel!'On and her shoulder-length veil of :nusion Mrs . ..,_.,na Dl I of Kerr St.., WM 6:30 p. m. at the hohle Of Rev. E Joan Vail Col)ney. H&ld Jn place by a 9roWn of honored on her B:Srd birthday R. Thomaa. · Sendln& gifts but unable to at· aeed·p,earlio . She carried a white when nlemben of her family lll~t Gatnes we1·e played and pri,zes lend were: Mrs. Edith Wogan, Mrs. on her mother's Eastern at the homP o,f her~aughter M:"· won by Mrs. FraQces Johnson, Eu. Geraldine Lee, )Ira. Euyln Murray, o: ----, _.; Lawrence Smith of Laurel Cl.ff lab Evanr, Faye Harrison, Glennls Mrs. Bernice Winn, Kathern Roush, Musser, Margaret Barrett, Sharon Mrs. Uene Tltomas, Janet Morrls, atten.dants wore mint green for a picnic dinner. Present were the h·lnored aue 1• Van Cooney and Mra. Tyree and and Clyde Stewart. !'!'~.'• gowns IV!Ih f4ll aklt'bl and backs wlth matching acces- and Mr and Mts. Allen Dill, ~J •. JUdy Roush. The new brilie received many . Miss StumbO carried a bou- and Mrs. Dln Smith and.. chlldren. Chiffon pie, ice cream and cof- lovely gifts. She will join her bus. of red rOies and the brldeg. Don, Bonnie and Faith, Mr. a:uJ fee were served to thlf tdllowing: band, July 13, at Cherry 'Point, S. carried Pink roses. The Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Otcll'. Larry Lillie Sith, Lelia Van Co,oney, c. and will make their home there r1 W'ore mint green taffeta 1 Jiqtmy, :Mar)' LOll . Caroty , ~O~m~aJJI~or~abto~u~t~ ~~f·'';{ye~a~r,~w~h~er~e~h~e~i• accessorles. RObert Smith, BUl ·~tid clrleton a •d, I.:E~u~l~ah~~~~o~·o~e~"'I;•~R:ou~s~h~ Napper, 'Dorttt~.. . Troop Hanmer whh tHe ¥J.rlne•~·~ a M'rs 'Anna 'D•tt od~anakers ha~ th• New York Yankees 1-4 to capturt! thi1 Y'ear'.t te~eue fLag, but are a cirlad on who wlll win the N~'iOI1 ·. 1 al League penn1nt. They made the I>Odeers and Br'av(:J co· rnorltes at 2-1. Dltthd.ay AtThl SATVRDAY NITE ,. RKO MiU 1 ' EAGLES , to 12:30 9:30 Orchestra F EFFECTtVE J1uly,~ t$th · • • f1-g 'Will ••. po~Oble ot _ • I ' '' . G•m•• Emergencv: Measure A tracts p·Omeroy ~:~,h~r;~dc~~u::~·:.r!'::'::J.t~:: Woman Back lntoNursing Profession ,' Coats, ••dlding ,t .J 1 ton. 'D.,ftor.·s:-Drua S_..t,re ' '' Miss Madyle Mc~ickles . Many gifts were received in· elucling a birthday cak~ given by TO •o JOE ' y~ , ~·lNG',,.. , -~t· 1st Closs Work - Atways,. Phone 41-M I· ' 5 ROClheater 3 10· Miami 1 5 Richmond 4 American A1Mcl1tlott Chuleeton 8 SL. Paul 3 Loul1villa 6 Minneapolis 5 lnd~~apollo 7 Omaha 2 Wlcltlt• e Denver 3 ' ' '· ·my. ' ' . . o-'··--- """~"' . •"'' .... i~ .... • ;t' .._ ~ • ter of Mrs. ·Aa:rie• McGnevey, (an RN in C~umbus, 0.~ !lister of Mrs. Ma!Xine Mankin and of torm · er Sheriff' Charfes R,.ssell, Pome- ,,. ....... REPORt OF '!'HE CONDITION OF ~~ tHE I ·~~INE HOME lAW ' . . tover.og~~ I' Is your present fire insurance Mts. A.. R. <Knight Is Hostess :for geOred to the current value of your pr<>pE~r· ; . ty? If 'rn!t, better toke steps · f!0W . to. cpr·" ' ' '" reel a situation which cou'ld (eS!Jit in seri-' , ... f ,, ' -:. • Let ' . ',,' 1958 · . 1 ' rico ' • ' ' .71"-~YISJON ' • I ' ' ' '· 1he I nautance Attflb A11ocletfon I ,, - RADIO . TV Owaer . l.! .. ... ,.....~ . ·' ' . .• .u,; C·heCk It Wit~ vc;i' • ' . ' ' ' \ SETS ~Miller, ' ' ._ < ' ~ j • V. D. EDWARDS, INS: •.•...• _.. '"' Pb...35~:~,<1'~~ WARNEB-ffiLE, JNII. ·.... : .. ~ .. '- I'Jt, tf.'lll'li'tii!!fl~ G t:. REUTER, INS............. Ph. 425··X, ·l'l!i BARNES-SIMPSON, INS. . . . . . Ph. 831S·X, · DOWNING, INS. .. ....... , 1'11. 1138,M, ' HOBSTETI'EII, llirS. • .. .. . .. .. .. ~ . I ~ • .1 I • • ous 'loss. fot SEE TH·E 'NEW ', ,._ ' , ' 'Please .. • She II Mrs. Maxine Rily, daugh- •• >' ' ·~ · Zirk's Dairy l>riv.«~t·f~ Midclleport -k• . Our Best Wishes ,,, cream to tbe above named and ,1. An emergency me.1sure to . . bso Mrs. Jamea 'Bearsh, Mrs. Chall. Wildermuth ai1d daughters Sant: y taln more nurses by a New 0 ··· leans, La., hospital, brlnging e '· and Kathy. nurses back through a refresnel' cour!e, has paid dividends a.1d lured one Pomeroy High ·School graduatp ·to return to her profess- TeJepl,on~ Gft·ls I. NORMA WILLIS a I Honored • , On -' YANKIIS AT 1-4 N&W YORK ' 1./P - t"· ... lin. O.w, lllotlltr of 11* \JMt wore i JMIWder blye. tbq:th dreu" with a intniat~o~re bridal cOuple and WIB !efve~ by •Mrs. Alfred ,Rou•h. Mri. Cll!fOrd Stumbo presided at '4 Balance I* • ratU:ement of white carnations and p8!tel 9buti df laies. The three Tllfle To Strlkt "it.'!ttl!'l'ti: ' table I MOTOR CO. - .._ after the ' cetemonr. The bride'• 1953 PLYMOUTH - .. - .... . . '".a>Ailt .J" _ _....,. , .;,..., ... ,. .• ~ --~ ..u. ., ,.., ' a piri\: lace 1heattt dl'eu w1th white ' ' 1 I . I '' .. •• • Ichurch Rarine Little Leaguers added i \ fi nal touc h to the · fj rst halt 11 ~ when most or t he ·bfab .aehool All..Star East-W ~st OhiO boys got to pl ay And they County. League play Friday ni&l;tt ~iH pllyed last wttk -e nd 11 wo n. by downing a li;!ame Yankee team CoJuq~bus Jumrned up came to 25-5 as losin g pitr hers gave up a 1 Thts record ~~ one lo be pro ~ thla conclusion: of by our di.8tr ict &tars. Th•·y par<ad e or walkll ~ ,l!lJ ~he ...... , ..., South· proved themselves of top d a •1 • In oth er games ln the Co unty \ eJJt.em Ohio got to play som e, tru e champions LeRgue Syracuse upended the Plr· ,, they didn't aet in as much tune ates 10 6 and the Re d legs ran OW !' N ·tbe ('fntnl and mtrthei-n ()h , Sporlswriten and Broadcasters the Dodgers 14·5 • •tafi. who seJel'l.cd the Ali·SEO base· In Middleport the second ~ .~ •r Jr. Jtennecbr of-Middleport pia:- ~all team. tn mid-June didn 't i!'l opened trpe to rorm wi th the In· ., e4 liJ ihhinp in ~he secor.d mvolved m. much arg ument abo t dia ns takm g a weiJ play.ed gahle 1ame ldf ihe Z.tt, wJnch lh the. four .Mtddleport Yellow Ja:- ~ frottt the Senators 5.0 on M (' Eut trilb J •Z. He HUed to hit m kel!l on the club. The gt"ne rul a.- Elhinnoy'll rour-h 1tter, and tltude at the meetlllg was Yankees cam e from behind trthe pelrane\1!1, -.nd llad no e • 111 ,l'lllht field . Jim Bowl· "How many' dof9 Mtddleport bottom o! fh e sixth with ~Qur ru~s H, 10 '~elected 'On the East want," as If the entire Yell , ., an~ a .6·!5 win aided by Mike L.·. Squall. wq ttOt able to make t:1e Jacket club coulrl havl' made it tie s wJ!C: ness on the mound . trip 10 he .,., buty wit. Nation ,J without too mueh pres~u re. I·Y'R-.~USI VS. PIRATEi · . Ouard tralnlnr. SJracWI~ tailed 'the But, Sports Desk dLd not swag· after the ([rst inning but ~ .eame that ~~'orge_ , lllir•~ie aer mto the meeting with that for five runs in the bottqm of Jlcbon led· In demand which certainly wonld ¥!CPnd to wjn , llrrnle haW been exhorbltaot and f.tr gled , P.Iil!k.y WinPbt·enner douibl ••,;' beyond reason Or justire. Don Hardin tripled and aidfld ·De1k g;ot what it .,k,ed--Bc•wl•,.,i-two walk! off loser Jottn 'Sha · Dave Hindy, Jr. Kennedy -teen 'lnd t'wo fielding miscues , tl •,• Cranlltook '<lr. !lpatlklinl black Bobby Nelspn bf came home. flnlob. l•torlw 1~d exleri!ll' .rfmmy :Joe H:em sley fo r Winebrenner had amother dou clean u 1 l!t.,W 'pth. Heit:tll' 'did It was a faJr shakl' ble and· sihgle at the plate, Sis• lrt def. Seat covert, Tirea tbow ..,. Ultli \YOat, Goq.J opare. another .single, and liary Jenklnl'> ' Bussell i'ocum and wife and S!)R a rdngle. For the Pirate~ Willie 'liliiltlilll,_l}ll O.K. brought back evidence or a tli'c! Bla(lkwell had two dou~l~s ~nd .a mud ratfi&h caught July 1 a\ BucJC 1incJe, Buteh Meier a .~Ingle, Shasl.ake. Jt .!tf&i a 121/~ pounller teen two single• and Mlekt Men which when •napped with a chlnl and Atlen Downie ·each sl ,~ era as every bit as tall as the glea. Yocum's youni' son. WJnnt>r Jim Louks fanned flVt Sorry this pic wa ~ too undt'· · and walked lhrce in three Inning~: posed lo reproduce here. The Yo · F. Sisgon "anned one and walked 210 W. Malll Phone 82·X cums resido at t64ll Lincoln Hls one .Shasteen fanned seven a td They're probably down to th ~ walked 10, his undoing. left ov•r• on th<Jt catrlsh by no'N. ~TES ST. llf;)iiiS UP - The Cincln- off Don Gross In the 11th inning 410 !Ofl'- 6 p I ·SYMotrSE 81!0 IWX-10 7 S nat! Redle&:l ptnned their ·hdpes with one ollt, driving in Ken boyer for tr14ing pface$ wltb flr•ft»~ce to win the game and drop the BASEBAI;L RESm.TS Plrateo, Shaoteen and Meier. St. Louli toftc.y on the dep~dable Redlege out of flrst place. , ., U""-d ,,... $.Ytteuse, Louks, F. Sisson (4) an1 1 pitchine. of Brooks Lawrence, wttO Gro'as, whO came on In the ninth M. Winebrenner. NATIONAL LIA(IUI Gl WILDNESS HURT$ is aeekln& hi~ lOth win. Inning, was the third Cincinnati W. loci. ft pitcher. n;acIne came to the Yankee dla U Lawrenre succeeda, it won't St. J. .ouls · · · · · · 48 ·1581 mo.~. .. and ,l um-d lnlo a IO·v Cincinnati . . 44 33 ,1171 Ill "• ~ be the first time he has 'jained Vinegar Bend Mizell \vent all the Milwaukee 43 33 .566 1 ln two innlna:s. Oneil a,IJaln ground against the Cardln!lik in way for the Cards for his ~ond 2 1. l '~lldi•eas 'Wa~ the worst sin of the the tlgl\t National Le..aue face. Broo kl yn .. .. . •J • 33 .•... ~ victory and his second complete Philadelphl. . . . S9 34 .&34 3~ 81 a strlna: ot four Yank <!C It was on June 28th that the gam e, givina: up nine hits New York . . . . . 88 40 .474 8 walked a total of Hi Racin1• "Bull" came tbrot.Wh againat New ~ Chi< ago , . . . __ 211 44 .802 !Silo York, holding the Giant• in check Mluill, who beat ·the R.edlegs starter Larry Prier wll,Ue Redlea: batters. ilueged to a five tlmes lnst season, got Wally Plt!oburgh .. . . 26 49 .947 1710 for four and walkP 1 3-2 victory In the ninth Jnnin1. Post on strikes four limes. Frld•Y'• l11ulh two ln three while Bosth Facing Lawrence today will be Broo.klyn 6 Ph\ladelphla 5 nl1ht fannM three and wall>ed three. Friday niJbt, better clutch pitch~ Wehme1er 3-4 tor Chicago. New York 11 Pittsburgh 6 nleht Yankee hitteon were Bruce M· lng might t~ave 8taved off a 4-3 Both the Redlegrt and Cardinals, Chicago 7 MUwdakee 4 nlt ht St. Loulo 4 ClncJ. S II inn. , ni1ht Kensle a scratch infield 1inglo: vtctocy by the Cardlnals oVer ttle meanwhile, were quoted by BroadJi~ Me~es , two singJeij, Fred N ·• R~lti 1 • way odds makers as 4·1 for wtr.· lunda'(• Gim" Phlla~olphla .t Brooklyn, 2 on and Freddie Bo).'d a sing' -; 1 ;;;;;J;;;oe;;;;;;C;;;u;;;n;;;nl::;n;;;g~;;;a;;;m;;;';;; ' ;;;d;;;o;;;ub;;;l;;;e;.o:'~tl ning the National Lcague .pi!nnant, Plttlbura:h at New York, 2 each. 11 behind the favored Brave• and ChlcaJO at MIJwaukee Defensively, Bob Bowen sto ~· DodGers, eac1 listed at ~-1 odils. Cincinnati at St. Louis, 2 O'-'t for the Yankees when 1. . BRAVIS HOLD THIRD AMIRICAN LIAOUI speared a hot grbunder 61 Duan. The M ll w.a \l k e e Braves reW. L. Pet. Wolfe's bat. getting a man at SP.C· mained in third place when they New York . . . 49 28 .6ft3 ond Georfte Ha~ris made two sp U'· dropped Iii 7-t decision to the Chi, Chlcaao , . , , 48 29 .618 klfng catches In eentcr off Wolfe '· Saturdar Only July 6 caeo Cubs, the Brooklyn Dodgers bat. Bo~ -.rope Xatherine Hepburn downod the Philadelph1a Phlllles, , Booton .. ~ .. 41 36 .532 1 Cleveland . , .. . . 39 35 .527 lllclne sl_~ggers ' were D. (Wee 'THI IRON PITTICOATu 6-,, and the New' York Glanta wal(Vl•t&vialoft·Technicolorl lo~ed the Pittsburgh Pira:tel, 11·6, . betrolt •. .. .. .. 38 38 .500 "' ·I'"''"""' W()lfe with a two r·•'l 'Baltimore . . . . .. 38 sa .486 h.on1er; Te~ Bailey triple and 8 Step~n M:1:~\f'Pegsy cnstle In the other N a Ion a 1 League Kana" City .. , 28 46 ,.378 2010 Bingl e, Riek Saricnt a doubT• "HILL'I .c:ai;J&ROADS" gamea. .. WaJhina:ton .. . ~ 2& M 1.316 26 Peanuts Wlakllno, L. Price, Do 1 In mturama The New York Yankees mainPrlday 1a l""lta. Arnett, Bill Elwood, apd BoaU 11, Comedy and Cartoon talned their three · game lead In Chlcaio 14 Cleveland 4 night eachplna:lea, John Arnott a ttouble the Americlln Leasue when l~y Detroh 8 Kanaai City 4 nla:ht and Phil RoberU a triple. lun. & Julr '7.. ahaded the Wasl'jJngton Senat s, N. York . 3 10 inn., nl&ht Defensively, Wt!e £-oozy stood Aldo Ra Robert Ryan 5-3, in inhings and the sec d. Boaton 7 "'·night out at third bB;Ie, IQbbJ.\nr Jp IN IN WAR" place White Sox drubbed everythlnl withip reaob. , (Atnerica'l Beat Wat Story) the lndilnl, 144 The The Yantees 1bave 11 make up -alsobe~t the Baltl· 1•me Monday nljht, thlm ~~· •••· H~:rJ..cPJl'JicK Kl{~~~ •an'd the Detroit ond half of th6 iel'tpn -•tarts ne,::~ · DIIPilAIO" ,• Kanus City Tu~d~ t eurrtat value of :rour proper'ty? RACINE '&18--11& 11 icbrea two runs '!11 llnc1 out Ia to '""''~-II W. L. Pet. 121- a a 1 >·11111~ , t!i. ' !olltl, , oertaln T!ironto " .." ...... -- .. .. 46 33 .582 Buffalo .. .. .. 43 33 .~77 '"'" 'fuU, ~~~ In <aoe 'lllchmond . . . , . . . . , . 44 87 .IMS ' IIO<huter " .. __ " , 43 .518 Columbua . .. .. . . . . , S8 42 ·"~ Havana . . • . . . . . . . 37 44 .487 ~iallll . . " " ., .. .. . ~ t4 .443 ontroal , .. . . .. . 8L ~ .• 03 '· FrhiMY't ltetulh 7 Toronto 4 . . lwF!' • • .... or MllHoon fabrl• wltb oaUp trim and whtt6Jicce.tll0rle• and a sJ!,oulder conqe ot p.l~ l'OIU. MrL '~ 'from ObRrVl!l'l Of ~he • • . , I.Ji tfho~ IF,"''o"" -~ • • .. ..... < II 8 ' 0: I LIAGU • . 3 I • -·' r • Y.Winsl~;~t~COUNTY 1.f Syracuse Beats Pirates" _Yan ' • - J )111. • DAVIS-WARNER, 1111'!!. , , •.•..•.. '~'~~.· f �• • ' ., • ' \ - f • • I • • J, ... '' I r r 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 6, 1957 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS • PriONE ~98 ( 18) • ' LIL ABNER ' E"·l Vllllorr ',a! lite home th• .r RATES I 'I'•• daughter\ lofr. aoij i 1 eoato per word. one lnKrtlon. Mlnlll!llm charge 1101:.-4 :enll per word for three consecutive lnserUou• Speeial - OM montb for 25 centl per word. ~ run rate of 2 eenll per word wiU be cborged for adverllolng II DO\ paid for befort the 15th of eaeh month fo11owing lnSert•on IEI:nln In Advertl>ing-Sbould be reported lnuriedlately. The Dolly Sentinel .,ill not bO reoponslblo for moae tban one lncot' 'fto'tt...rtlon. Cord ol ThaW and Soeelll Notleeo of Events •1.00. Obltowlel published at I cent per word; • -- . ' Gfllver aad dau 1h· / 4!rv~d Jhr held • at 1 Tlh>oe Meigs Co. ochool wu dismliaed, helfiDg care lor tho 'l_hll· Farm Bureau Get Together dren. Wedne&dq, July 10, 1957 1953 FORD VB 4 dr Custom Sed,n $795 Shin mg. light green finish Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 7 6 4te 8:30 p.m. RO<k Springs Grange Hall Herbert Shaeldl, Meigs County 1\.S.C. Cha1rman, wall be pres eot to dlacuu var1ous farm procram• available to you as farm· ers. Fun and recreation proyided by Jo Hardy, Recreation Leader Relreshments and opett to Public tl milk ~ows, 4 shoats S H Lay· m11n , Bashan-Keno Road. 7 2 3tp · l!or Hlref ••, the Hour or - ~4, membm The lbe •QI l=or Scie Ctntract" • Ol'ldlng lc Ditch Dlggliig •Back-Hoe Service •Truck Loadlni En•Jipment • DI!.I!IJI TrucW Servl~ WOMAN need& a horne Write Ger· trude Hall, Boa Mr~ !Ietty R<nioh IJoe W.SCS met , REGISTERED cocker spamels, $15. Denver Nelsun , 640 Grant St, Ml~dleport 7 6 3tc On and after thit date, July a. 1937, I will not be respon1nble for any debts contracted by anyone ' other than myself. Robert Duck~ ;.. worth. 7 3 3tp ,, ~ Portland. 7 3 !Otp 121 Cord Of Thanks 'VIRGIL WAliiSLEY Phone -WASHER. We Wish to lhank our friends, neaahbors, and Jnr tho beaQtl!ullloral )Jev Sejvua for tits 7·74.19 many MINUTE t~tandard, 5 years old Phone 436 J or 1760 Cheater Road Eifler 2 30 p m 7 6,61< wor41, the Ewlni and all those who illllatod any CONCRITI BliOOU t ,· ~uuct~ttter ,..;w~ + \ ' way at the time of aickncu and GRUESER BLOCK death of our Wile 11nd Mother, co. Mr1. Harl.11 Frank, I MIIH lfortlo ., ..._ , llarlla E. Frank and t..o TOY POMERANIAN pupp10!, mate daughterli, Sharon and Janet and female , ~ and $7~ 331 N A1uml~um combl~iloJ ltorm ud 11<reen wiMows and doorL Steel 7 6 ltp Second St , Apt. 3, Maddleport and aluminum awnln11 aflll ean7 I 6tc opleo. ~ WOllam lla!lleird We Wlah to expre11 our slnccrc lloet 8Jrliifl, a 2 lmop: and heartfelt tbanka to our friend~,~:. nelahbors and relatlvc11 for tholr sympathy, klndnoll and t:be many rard11 1nd bc.autiful ITRUCTUIIA~ I IUMI floral orterlnso extended at the I WE '•uv.: time oC dt~ath of Ollr beloved ICRAP IRON- MITAU la\hor and hdoband, Ben Brow· er, Wo upeclally wish to thank Dr. J . .t. Davia M D, tho Emersoney \ Squad, Melgi General Hospital, Ewlns'• Funeral Homo and tho .Revs. Brown and Elwood £or their conaqllii' worrta and kind. neu. Mrs Ben Brewer and chil· dren. ('· , OHIO 'VALLEY J'UNJ(. co. ' W.J I H n·:so·o. m. Nevadtit;v8, W~ appointed chairman for Week of ~mr program and Mm. Mabel Van Meter. Mro. Altona Karo a~d ~. N~vada Beaver were natned to the eommtttoo on Churoh .O:cltvjtl.,. 'fill ~fa ~uguat. Mn. Luc¥ leader in t ,, Daily be lite .., • ' I ' .LaurelCliff ' ' j ly Mrs.• John Dlihl Mr. and . 990 • Mr•· s . 11, ![orr and '· Oren •pent lwe days the put ,..,..~ wllb .ber Plrl!Dis, Mr. ahd John l)lebl. ) , Steve Eblin loot' a pony ,tho )1141 '' On Your Radio Oi~l· • Writer "\ 76ltc (3l In Memorion ., IN LOVING MEMORY ol Clermont L. Arnold, who died 1 year aao ! I' ' I ramlly, ? ft ltc IS room and bath apartment, new• ly dccprated Call 21l4. 1 2 II Apartment on West S~co~. PnmerDy Five ronm~ and ba,th arEl. Cali tll·M or sec Ml\ Alvin Norrlo '( 3 ~m and l•ttth •pari;;;:;t" and toom and bath apartment, new ~eeorated. Call 21l4. ..!·~7.:2~11: HOUSE for r• nt. Compl;lely fed~ orated. Phone 321·X 1 2 3!-f 4room hou~r, s ••••• Iorden, .3a P!r 111•· at A.pple ·Grove s.. AlOl Wheeler, 1 1 311! TWO RO<iM Furnlohed apartme;l 127 Butternut, close jn town. 8 28 lite '• I ~t~ today. To live In hearto We leave behind; Is nolle die. , Mra. C~ L. Arnold and .' Olfve~-hlhdm' I I ... t WE'RE PL.AYING FIRiiiMAN �• • ' ., • ' \ - f • • I • • J, ... '' I r r 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 6, 1957 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS • PriONE ~98 ( 18) • ' LIL ABNER ' E"·l Vllllorr ',a! lite home th• .r RATES I 'I'•• daughter\ lofr. aoij i 1 eoato per word. one lnKrtlon. Mlnlll!llm charge 1101:.-4 :enll per word for three consecutive lnserUou• Speeial - OM montb for 25 centl per word. ~ run rate of 2 eenll per word wiU be cborged for adverllolng II DO\ paid for befort the 15th of eaeh month fo11owing lnSert•on IEI:nln In Advertl>ing-Sbould be reported lnuriedlately. The Dolly Sentinel .,ill not bO reoponslblo for moae tban one lncot' 'fto'tt...rtlon. Cord ol ThaW and Soeelll Notleeo of Events •1.00. Obltowlel published at I cent per word; • -- . ' Gfllver aad dau 1h· / 4!rv~d Jhr held • at 1 Tlh>oe Meigs Co. ochool wu dismliaed, helfiDg care lor tho 'l_hll· Farm Bureau Get Together dren. Wedne&dq, July 10, 1957 1953 FORD VB 4 dr Custom Sed,n $795 Shin mg. light green finish Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 7 6 4te 8:30 p.m. RO<k Springs Grange Hall Herbert Shaeldl, Meigs County 1\.S.C. Cha1rman, wall be pres eot to dlacuu var1ous farm procram• available to you as farm· ers. Fun and recreation proyided by Jo Hardy, Recreation Leader Relreshments and opett to Public tl milk ~ows, 4 shoats S H Lay· m11n , Bashan-Keno Road. 7 2 3tp · l!or Hlref ••, the Hour or - ~4, membm The lbe •QI l=or Scie Ctntract" • Ol'ldlng lc Ditch Dlggliig •Back-Hoe Service •Truck Loadlni En•Jipment • DI!.I!IJI TrucW Servl~ WOMAN need& a horne Write Ger· trude Hall, Boa Mr~ !Ietty R<nioh IJoe W.SCS met , REGISTERED cocker spamels, $15. Denver Nelsun , 640 Grant St, Ml~dleport 7 6 3tc On and after thit date, July a. 1937, I will not be respon1nble for any debts contracted by anyone ' other than myself. Robert Duck~ ;.. worth. 7 3 3tp ,, ~ Portland. 7 3 !Otp 121 Cord Of Thanks 'VIRGIL WAliiSLEY Phone -WASHER. We Wish to lhank our friends, neaahbors, and Jnr tho beaQtl!ullloral )Jev Sejvua for tits 7·74.19 many MINUTE t~tandard, 5 years old Phone 436 J or 1760 Cheater Road Eifler 2 30 p m 7 6,61< wor41, the Ewlni and all those who illllatod any CONCRITI BliOOU t ,· ~uuct~ttter ,..;w~ + \ ' way at the time of aickncu and GRUESER BLOCK death of our Wile 11nd Mother, co. Mr1. Harl.11 Frank, I MIIH lfortlo ., ..._ , llarlla E. Frank and t..o TOY POMERANIAN pupp10!, mate daughterli, Sharon and Janet and female , ~ and $7~ 331 N A1uml~um combl~iloJ ltorm ud 11<reen wiMows and doorL Steel 7 6 ltp Second St , Apt. 3, Maddleport and aluminum awnln11 aflll ean7 I 6tc opleo. ~ WOllam lla!lleird We Wlah to expre11 our slnccrc lloet 8Jrliifl, a 2 lmop: and heartfelt tbanka to our friend~,~:. nelahbors and relatlvc11 for tholr sympathy, klndnoll and t:be many rard11 1nd bc.autiful ITRUCTUIIA~ I IUMI floral orterlnso extended at the I WE '•uv.: time oC dt~ath of Ollr beloved ICRAP IRON- MITAU la\hor and hdoband, Ben Brow· er, Wo upeclally wish to thank Dr. J . .t. Davia M D, tho Emersoney \ Squad, Melgi General Hospital, Ewlns'• Funeral Homo and tho .Revs. Brown and Elwood £or their conaqllii' worrta and kind. neu. Mrs Ben Brewer and chil· dren. ('· , OHIO 'VALLEY J'UNJ(. co. ' W.J I H n·:so·o. m. Nevadtit;v8, W~ appointed chairman for Week of ~mr program and Mm. Mabel Van Meter. Mro. Altona Karo a~d ~. N~vada Beaver were natned to the eommtttoo on Churoh .O:cltvjtl.,. 'fill ~fa ~uguat. Mn. Luc¥ leader in t ,, Daily be lite .., • ' I ' .LaurelCliff ' ' j ly Mrs.• John Dlihl Mr. and . 990 • Mr•· s . 11, ![orr and '· Oren •pent lwe days the put ,..,..~ wllb .ber Plrl!Dis, Mr. ahd John l)lebl. ) , Steve Eblin loot' a pony ,tho )1141 '' On Your Radio Oi~l· • Writer "\ 76ltc (3l In Memorion ., IN LOVING MEMORY ol Clermont L. Arnold, who died 1 year aao ! I' ' I ramlly, ? ft ltc IS room and bath apartment, new• ly dccprated Call 21l4. 1 2 II Apartment on West S~co~. PnmerDy Five ronm~ and ba,th arEl. Cali tll·M or sec Ml\ Alvin Norrlo '( 3 ~m and l•ttth •pari;;;:;t" and toom and bath apartment, new ~eeorated. Call 21l4. ..!·~7.:2~11: HOUSE for r• nt. Compl;lely fed~ orated. Phone 321·X 1 2 3!-f 4room hou~r, s ••••• Iorden, .3a P!r 111•· at A.pple ·Grove s.. AlOl Wheeler, 1 1 311! TWO RO<iM Furnlohed apartme;l 127 Butternut, close jn town. 8 28 lite '• I ~t~ today. To live In hearto We leave behind; Is nolle die. , Mra. C~ L. Arnold and .' Olfve~-hlhdm' I I ... t WE'RE PL.AYING FIRiiiMAN �• -· l ' ' .. ' .. .... ' .' J: \ \ j . ., ..·' . Of Confidenc eosur , f h lp ily d comrr mty lif , thi fea. Iness f rm · a d o'rg nizot of1s wh · tci. Geo Jr. omeroy, 2 nt Co: Pome w Men' s nd Your Do P l's lo , ~·# ' . \ ' 'i • I' ' •• ··. •• ' i ' .25 d: five ••d � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 6, 1957 christian leonard