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Speakers At SORC Meeting Six bites, properly labeled mbbles, have been reported received m Southeastern Ohio In recent weeks from lndustr1es des~rlng to plant theU" expansion 10 Jess crowded commurdties Thts was the report of Fted Rtce, Jackson, chairman of the Southeastern Ohto Regional Council commtttee on mdustry He gave a comprehensive report during a recent counctl meet1ng held near Logan Rice emphasiZed the " mbble" nature of the inquiries by large manufacturing pla<Jts He ln11Jcated however that "prospects are good" for the area as mdustry seeks to decentralize from the larger ctlies These words have been a theme In an old refram tn the trt-eounty area for at least 10 years There has been blUe evidence of them becommg solid fact, yet MtddlepQrt obtained a branch of the Impertal Electric Co , clearly a case m pomt or an establlBhed, old-line company wtth a !me reputation wanting to get parttally away from crowded Akron We be· lleve Imperial has found Its reception In this area good Good for lmpenal, and certalroly good for the county We could use many more like Imperial Fu· lure mvasions of new industry may take the same form , too, If Herchel Alklnao11, vice president Of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, knows of what he speaks In an address at the same SORC meebng, Mr Atkinson suggested that large Industry Is seeking decentralized RUARK REPORT ly ROBERT C IIUARK T think I am more sorry than not for the younl( people who hav In&: finirJhed college are now in the procea1 of 11ettllng down fof 1 life or ton and travail There is so mueh oecurity around bar the bi~ Item- the atom that & lot of the tun of gambl.ng mtnt be- mh-'ng r.t •. . These industries are wtlltng to pay these kind of tax dollars, witness the fat·wtth wealth Addison Township In Galha County, rolUck· lng with dnllars from the Ohio Valley Electric GorporaUons s tax duplicate returns ll and when somethmg big breaks on the 2,000 and some industrtal acres eit]jer option ed or purchased In Letart Falls Meigs Coun· ty would have the same expe•tence as Add!· son and Gallia County According to Rtce and Atkinson such a de' vetopment may not be far away ever be wu when I left one papt~~t where I was mukin,g $12 each week for a raise of three bucks Thoae three bucks made all the differ ence My bunch had a sort of joyou" dlsreaard ot practicality We aH had 1tarved in varymg degrees through the sad years of 1928 '35, 1110 povert-y held no threat to out peace ot mind We had no Thunderblrdt: to lolle, no Cadtllac con. verts to protect Wt had not gone ateady and entertained no thouahts of matrimony unles11 the bride wn wlnnina to eat air and sleep on the n l1 a serioWJ sober buneh o1 grus sprout!! that we have raised But It built up the old adrenalln through World War II and the K , ne'oler you fear There was a certain rean trouble" Most or the onc11 determtnatton to make It big, to I've met act like old folks They be poor no more to take 1.he world start goina lteady in nurly a by the scruff and cuff It into sub marital atatu C~ at 14 or HI and ffiJ IIjj'iOn eenerally adrpt the a1r of young This though often occurred to fo11le1 me 111 I swept phoaphate rock sul.\ They 1\f.YJ been h rgllly Mama phur dust nnd sheep manure Irom ralnd, wltH'l'op away to the wan th6 'tween-decks hold or the hunthroueh a lH'riod ot unprecedentcll gry &hlp SundAnce Hamburg Auprosperity Largely they have no• lwerp-LJverpool bound out of Saexpertenced the exhilaration or Vannah, for the stArtling sum of trying to whap a grinding poVI'tly 10 buekt a week And l had fouiht ai was the good fortun e of ~~ De a man with JN' flstll for the job Nope 1 feel kind ot sorry tor preulon kld!l 1u1t •bout anybody who want& thla bunch Even before they start to work at anythlni can pick anc. they got 1t m:.dc (Copyrl&ht 1911? by United cl1001e today-especially the en elneel'l with hairy ear11 ,nd the Feature Syndicate, lne) lobontory boya Jven In ttie South which gener a1ly underpayJ Its newspaper peo pie dewy journ11llsm cnduatet are betn~~: courted by the papt~rs and (Contlnutcl P:rotft , ... Ona) aome are &tartllli u hlMh ps a h1.m interviewed b) the judge&, who wm dred buckl a week This io~~ 11 dis rate each purtlelpllnt on natural tant yelp from the days when .a attndlveneu, peraonallty poise t12-a week copy boy job was con and appearance aidered a choice opportunity by an Area wlnnort wlll receive a 21· MA from Columbia jewel wrlat wat~h and the oppor· The budding man of tomorrow tunlty of p1rUclpatlna in Queen 1\u been ICC!trrJed by lots of bOOns of the J'Urrow fln1la to be held He pioneered a (resh j Ulld called the early part or September "teen·aaer ', 1n which the hobbit during In tddlUol'l to •erylna u hostear deboy received 1pecial status a1 a for the Soli Con•erYatlon Expoll· periJOn inatead or just bemr allow tlon and lr~ternatlonal Plowlna ed to Top1ify himself Into ordinary Matchea, the Queen of the F'Urrow &rowth will rece~ve Pn expEII\IIBI•patd four ttl Land Betty were early lnfotm day holiday In NN York City ad that tMy were apeclalaeements ~lth her pan>nta, • eomplete watd of the population, wUh 1pedal rob~ Rnd numerous natlonalradlo rl.ht.a, prlvileger, clothe• habit~ and television appearance• On p11tJme1, problema- and tbat the t Seplember ll, ahe will be introwere neither to be punished &i duced to morf' than IS miiUo11. teleehUdrtn for belnlil naua:h1y no · vialon vlewen on the United Slates made to fat!t up to facta a1 an Steel Hour adult TeJevlllon and the blue jeftn Applications for the conte1t art tormed their character, aa did the atUI beine souaht by •oil cOnsercrewcut •nd the ponytail hairdo vation diatrlct chairmen In many "•ndaliim And juvenile deiln- counties and may be obtlll)ed 'IUfney aeemt-d to mark their early trom local Soil Conaervatlon or.lormatJve Ume-tn odd variance tl) tlc::el or Amarlcan Fence dealer• tbt later, aober, rather dull RUtch Girl• en$erin1 tbe 1nltlal county fM reeurlty In jobl The averase competition mWJt be alna:le and reltl4 cut lOGie l<lday doeon l ponder side on a farn1 In Ohio till polllibllity or.mutna o million or buatlna out In the proeeh He wanta \o know about 'he r,en•Loo ~Ia" and It already count ns th~ d~JW uotll he ~uhe:s hi1 aoolal •• Daily Sentinel Day Book NEW ARRIVAL JAr and Mr1: Homer Warner Sr h&ve rece1ved word of tbe birth of a aon Steven Wayne, to S~a:t and Mrs Homer Warner 1r, who are at~tUoned w1th the Air Force in 'Engls.11d The baby weighed 8 lb 7-41 ozs and 11 their first chlid 8 p m IUB MEN TO MEET The rea:ular meetlna of the EUB \fen of DlsJrict fA wJIL be held at the Enterprise EUB (burch on Tuesday Julv 9 at 7 30 p m and A special program has been plan ned it was announced today by Edon Kraeuter p1 esldent NIW ARRIVAL Mr and Mrs Robert Gooch (Jan et Hill) of Columbus are Knnounc ing the birth of a dau,hter Wed nesday, July 3 Orandpnrenl1 are Mr and Mu E J HUI Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs Kerr Gooch of Columbus G "<lrge Fr81(!ker Pine Grove, and Mr and Mrs Robert Goooh of GaiUpoUs are great grandparents The Gooch's also have two Otl1 er daughters, Teresa and Cynthia Over 500 Ente-r Wlt11 MIITINQ The Woman's Society of Chris tlln Service of the United Metho dlst Church will meet Tuesday at 1 7 30 p m In the church parlors Mr1 Leo Crew will lead devot 10 ns and Mrs Kenneth Finley will pre tent the proaram - - - - - - -PONY LIAGUI TONIGHT Indiana •• fltnln• lyr~euae at Tlttn I Farm Bureau 3-A lutlty Polllibi1 the earty deiln q4tll<)' wu • llnol llina at youth Hai'Oilf ....... I waa nd onto the world aome II ¥lin 110 thY: aurrmer. into .. ,orld ~II \tlB blnen O! j@S nta 111• onoe, olld It Wll sort ol •' wondorM. You t\"othlna whllaolver W lott, so that inythlnl ••d PHILATHIA PICNIC ol The annual picnic the Ph1l 1 lhca Society or the Chureh ~ Christ wi11 be held Thursday at 6 p m at the Roo.dlirle Park P~AN A~LDAY !IlStON Wed~dl1 at 10 30 women r • the Chureh of Christ will meet a MONDAY noon - MIITINCI CALL IPICIAL Kenn~th 6 GG 10 00 The l'rlco Jo Rilhl 10 30 'l'ruLh or Consequenee• 11 00 T1!." Tac Doueh tO 11 30 It Colila Be You 12 00 Te~ & J inx 1:1 30 Curlent I 1100 1130 IZ 00 1230 1 00 My IJtUe HaUfe J 30 Bride and Groom 2 00 MaUnee 'theiler ' ' ' 11'~3,0 6 00 830 835 &45 700 '1, 7a30 oo :~ 900 9 - - - --..,--,- - " Science NEW YORK, uP _ :AC<ordlns to one recoeniZed canettr expert a substance he bas never se~n caused some cancerS' to' dlaappear and pulled their vtctlml back frum the brink of the 81'avtt I and downright dlsho~esty There- News Briefs IIATS HIS RECORD TOKYO UP -Takash1 lshlmo. to of N1hon Umvers1ty bette,e<! tits world rerord for the 100-m ... butterfly swim Sunday when he won the e\o'ent 1n 1 013 min Ute& m a dual meet againJt Chuo University Ishtmoto l etterO;ld t e l 01 ~ mark he set J•me 16 PORT HIOIAWAY HU~ON Mlch uP _ fore, they pr.>ved nothin1 Sheriff's offlcelr flnaiJy feund For the aake of humanity, Kre- wbere prlsonor Charles R Hlll 24 biozen mu•t now be thoroufiChly ha,d been hidmg the loot from &. and scientlflcally tested on a larae I!!:.~.•r1 holtlup Oftieers entered scale !o Its beneficial effects may at men! tlme and found oms H1U srud be had But accor•iins to almo1t all If be proven beyond quibble or h1ding lhem under h11 false not all other recognh~ed cancer doubt plate but wu forced to re expert. thia substance has done Oppenentt' Cont.ntiOM move.. them ln eqjer to ent and will do no such thlnt and w The oontentloa of hit scientific m fact, worthiest opponent• are ACCIJIENTAL PATIENT Thor• you hav. the hHrt Krebiozen baa been thoroughly SOUTH BEND, Jnd UP - Samp of 1 ltltter fight which haa and sclentiJically tested alTeady, son Eder 38, w ~nt to St Joaeph Han raglns ln•f• canctr r• and h11 found to be worthleu Hospltal to vi~t a friend who wat INrch tclenc;e for 1lmoat al• aJalnst cancer beyound quibble or a patient He ended up In surgery yeara--e fight of one c1ncer They rely upon the two ror removal of his appendix Whiledoubt ~el.ntl•t a,.ln,t altnolt aft If 11tudies which (' y ehallenges ehattint with The friend Eder dou not •II hl1 coiiNUutl. bled up in pun Ivy himself ia honest and sincere The fight now 11 belna: taken inLOST BILLFOLD to the arena of the eeneral pubUc but he hal been deluded • or where there ore no recoa;nized can • duped" by peraons aeeklne to ex· A blilloid With-'0 In cash, p'UJ cer expertl IJut only pebple who ploit cancer patlents and their re- checks. and p•pen, apparently long for something - anyth.tllJ - lative• belonilng to Fred W Ramsey ild which works aa:ainst cancer and dreaa Waahmgton D C , was tu1 n It ls u upeatably eruel to hold ed mto Pomeroy pnhee last week through taxes and contributions out a "woilbleta" mbatance pay a:ladly, most of the high co•t• whose exilter.ce even bas to be in by an honest finder Unless Ram of cancer re5earch doutit, ai!l a "mafiC cure'' and thus sey who Djlay be a freighter, or a deflect cancer patients from tbe con1truct10n worker claims the IeMier lecorM Jud. . billfold soon the pollee depl i Whether or not You feel up to two thlna• whioh mltlhl really cure ment wilt write to t~ ~ Washmgt 10 lhem-1ursery or radiation 1 It as a non ~xpert, you re goina addreu. to be asked to juda:e the merlta of Because you the man-in the the fight and Influence the out- street are br•ina: aaked to Judce tome-If you haven't been ull::ed between these two eontendlns foralready The askers are the one ces thia reporter i1 eolna: to proembattled lctenUst and an orpq- vide you with the faeb, pro aDd ized 8Toup o~ earnest convlnced con, tn five dllpatehea of whleh non-experta ltd by Glorlll: Swan. this la the fll'l't At tbe outset, son, the fUm &tP.r you are warned to hold onto your hat Thl1 eontroverat bas eenei'atThe sctenti~I 11 'Jr Andrew Conway Ivy profe!IFor Of ph)'lloloJY ed a searing heat, and the dead and head ot t)'te department of ~atl hurled by both aldet obacure cU.mcal science University of DU scientific horizons For example, nols The su!Jat,nee ts c:alled "K.re.. the preRldent of the University of Jllinob aot fired-he war the :rnoat biozen ' notable of tcrebloun't eaaualtlea. His content ons are• Two of tbeq dead cata wUl be Krebiozen has been tried in burled decently now, at the blfillr\o hundreds of cancer patients and nlrtJ 11 demonstrated to be bJolotdeaJJy TAKIN TO HO.,IT4L._ TAKIN TO NOI~ITA~ Supp-lon Chll'fl Pol• One Ia t11e eharae, mail• reo peatedl)' fro"' tbe J:reblozeft! llde, lbol • tho mtdleol ~roleaalon through lbe Amerlcm lllecll•ai Asson bas eonaplr~ n elleeUV. "'l!)<)n to auppreu o~t\ot eon. cer lma1ibo YOUI'IOII I doctor deeply enmeohtd Ia lbl 110nloa ol Kenneth Wyatt, ott Rt 143 nelr tbe dylf18 and their loved. on•. the New Lima 1\oad, was liken to Would you WllbiiOid tho tnllme'l -111)1 treotment a m Suflerlna: from a p0s1ible 1 alilht teoaon of tho Middleport 11and Booat' , 11 Association, ha. tailed a t~pee 1 llsht otroh Mtmlwn who are netive In th-e meetlnt for Wednesday at 7 SO at 71_D_ --:-L:-:tC:::I:-:N~SI-117 1tJ Council but were unable to attend the High S.hool All band mem are Ml' and Mn Harry Plclte 1s hers' Pll'(llrtJ are urged to atta11d A marriage Ucenae bat bc~n and llr and Mra Wotre' Plokeno thl• •noetln• when plans will .,~ l"ued to WIUiam Robert MoKet Olhor •ueota wt\'e Mra Bet'J' ol81'ltd lor tho ••mint yeor ney, 18, Columbus, 0 en1lneao Klta Wheellna, weit Viratnio, Mr E~er~, and Judith Ka:l Murra,y, 1•, A. .AIONMINT ASICID Mldaoeport, Telophono rato~. that -appened wr.a an lmproveme~d oro, ond Loulae, Martha, Eric •• 1 An ,l.qaiJnment holore Suds• on lilt ..,...._ The rl•heot 1 abatl Eddie Parker " John ll l)aeon Is belnt isked hy MIICIS OIHIRAL HO!'ITAI. Mayor l!l. F Robti\Son for Willl•fll Admilte~ SaturdaY Mrs K~th Reeve! HartlsonviUe Reeves was erlne lrelap4, Pltt.hur1h, p,, 1 taten Into eUJlodv •teln Jut week Hinds, RuUand, Joh)l W wdty ])<!lice !!ere ro. tnlol<lcalion R1<ino, !Ira. Bulh Sam • and Mrt W S Mlcha111, Gary Len - yo~ bad ovoll \0 tbink mi1bl work? At on• famous euc• a., pert told lbia ~. his tl'll molal with onttf oDd 1111 v9i~e tremblln1, "lbe mero NUtiiiOn ob1eene" or Consequeneea Tie Tae Dough tt Could Be Y o ~ 'l'ex & J mx Current MTES 2 ..... per word, on, ~rlloa. Jllnimpa <ltllQt Coma~v Tilne MoYietlme Popeye Presenh Spinaeb Playhouse WeathercBSt Sports E:ye NBC News FesUval of Stars Meet McGraw PanJe Jane Wyman Show Summer Playhouse Nat King Cole Show O'Henry Playboust' a...,.. ,._ I I. I 11 00 u 30 • 45 l2~ 00 Report~r Parade ti 15 6 30 6 30 Robin Hood Seare!t lor TomOl'tow \ Guiding Ught Kat1e'D Kltclten :(2) Cord Qf Tl1anks Weathermnn Ac.tion Douglas Edwarda T eleo~hone Time PbU 8~1vefs Sbow Prflate Secretar)' To Tell the Truth Spotlight Playhou9e $64 000 Question ~pike Jones Show UP to tbe minute News • .. 12 00 Noon News H•1ckluarftrl for ~0911011 . PL~urr • 7 2 81< llll!ll BUICK W ~~ 6 dr Riv- 8 30 confloct 7 30 Wyatt Earp interior, R&:H, one careful own· Q:80 Public Defender er alaellll!lr'.. Pomeroy 7 8 ltc 10 00 News ot the Night 10 lO Sam Snead's Golf Show 19118 PON'I14C VB :[1, ·~ ltdon. 10 115 Theater 13 ' j Ladder~, --(17) Help Wonted saleman S~tlary and eommiss1on Write Box 668-D c/ o The Dailey Sentlnel, Pomeroy, 0 7 6 6tc $1,5911 HJdr-m•U,, ... ••Ill training WorM~ • trained a horse at t)le Oxford MECHANIC FALLS, Me --(UPl County Fall' &round!! thl!l sprln; - for the 33rd CQnucutive yea Unttl ~e was 86, Snell drove horsea 91 year-old AJ Snell ot this town in barness raeea 611~ qll'eM local owner, mlleaetr Blaettnar'• 1 Pomeroy 7 8 4to "c NOTte• TQ C~TRACTOilS ST4TI 0, OHIO DEPARTMINT OF HIGHWAYS CINCINNATI UP - The Cinctn nat\ Redle&a three .nd a half ga mes from first place hobbled home today to a three d•Y reat before travehna: to Brooklyn tor a two game ser1ea The Rediea~ were puahed Into fourth place by a double lou to St Loub:, Sunday Cmemnatl 1' three percentage polntl bebmd third pltce Phtlodelphio tttook the cardlnela 10 mnlngs m the fitr4 game to way Director of Ohto, at Columbus, KRA, IRON- MITAI.I eatcb eJther the Yankees qr Cardt nail' at the breaki.eck pace they are traveling Both the Yank! and Cards &l'e 2lh games ahead in tbelJ' respec tive pennant races today as all the teams pause for the annual . 7 6 6tp elderly em1ple Salary Phone eon.J 7 8 3to (J 8) Employment - hold! tbe world watc" speed re,.. ord qf 225 S6 miles per .hour said teda)' he •s "at leut • wflek behind schedule" and -............... -\' .,., .................. '"'#I"""'='.:' I I .r:_ ... 7/ J .................. _.,... ...... _ New Furniture roa Collins Jewelry . ..... YourC..,_ $299.00 BAKER •• Juottflecl FURNITURE E. Mila St. 011 fte llrlgblelt c.raer P;tn~ Ia ¥Jddleport L-o.O·K • • WHAT RUTLAND FURNITURE HAS FOR YOU . . . . • A Round Tuli MAYTAG WASHER ~9·50 FOR ONLY • AND YOUR OLD WASHER LAIWI SIDPHNT JUST RECEIVED LIMITED TIME ONLY! RUTLAND FURNITUitE RUTLAND, omo '' - ' Pavement Width !Sleet Length 18.528 40 !eel or 313 mU01 I t - t .... 6 ~llffl'O.. Vin~n County, Ohio on SectiOIJ0 00, S\lte Routa No 180 In Wilkes tr~•tment, 1tem1 b~ T~O T-32, Patehln1 and Seal Pavement Width 18 feel Length !6,526.40 feet or 313 mila Tbia pro1eet Ia to be completed not later !hall October 15, 19117 Bldde11 must opply,lion the II'"• ~~ torml, lot prequaU cation "[lolth thO ~way Credit !!umtner, al Columbur. Ohio, at lea11t 10 days htlore the aate set to open bids The minlmull'1 wage to be patd to aU labor employed 4)n thil con.. tract •hall be in a~dane, with I~• "Sohedule o! Prlo\'lilllnf Hour· ly W•e• Rateo Asoertalnea and o... termlned bY The DePanment of Industrl nt Re1ationr applicable tOstate aogbw•y D~parltnent Im Provements in &ecordance With Sec 1 way Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy 7 6 ... 4QWD! Need a baJetl g.., 2, D,nnr Nelaon, 640 Grant St., illadloport 7 6 3tc ~:r; o~~~4!.~~~1l·sti, ~1~~~~~~~~ 4115 0'7 (17 5a) of the Revised Code of 0~10" Tlle bidder must sub!nlt wlth hio bid J certified ebeek In 'lie amount of $610000 • Plans and spedficatlons t~e are- on tlle In the deportment of ~lb­ wa)'J and tb.e ofllce of tbt division deputy ctJreetor The dlreet'Or re11erve1 the right to reject any and a11 bids 4 ae:rd, • room .Jtop•e. wash house fl&raae Located ne-ar Hemlock ' Groft 'ijer.D)an Wolfe, P Q Box '14, Union Furnace, Ohio '""' =--I ........... _, z: would be .,....,.!!!!.L"";' ~_...... ftm ut .. • . .•. e tor tised l h a t the occupant we Brown A~otorney at Law First 1t was James, m 1852 hen his son W1lham Then William's aona W1J. llim Paul and .Tamea The host f the Browns moved to another state recenUy The office was rented .(1 somebody whose name Illl t ~ 1953 CHEVROLET ·~:; 2 dr Sedan M. QtllABll ill lVIII'S Pomeroy l"ire Dt~rtment ~~· l~t scene Slrild!' Np ;l'lll"''ly dam'J• outoMo the dryor were roJ11)rted ~ YOU MAY T 8 41e D of Mwoula Mont - HOME LAUNDRY CO. vUie Townahtp, bY \Jpptyina • R --=:--- IINlND SCHEDULE CAN'ANDlAGUA N Y UP Donald QampbeU, the Briton who - tuminous Run ·· Jld , -rom.eroy • 5 Wanted Lflnluighl~., •' tblon coinpeuuon a1~houeh s. . dton 's9ertel Haa11e- won Sunday ., final event, the 4 ()()l).meter eros" countJ')' ruq, In 18 M.e minutes nsuronce Pl'l RIPORTII) ______ and famdy of Lou1• Ohio, untU 10 00 A M Ohio East erl) Standard Tlme Tuesday, July 23, 1957 tor unprovcments in Award as one contract will be made on Proposal No1 1 through 6 as p. group, or on Proposal Nos 4 and 5, and Proposal AlterntttP: Nos 1 2 3 and 6 18 a group by 9PPIY1D& a bituminous treat- I·B>rown. Prop•••' No. 1 menl Items T 30 and T 32 Patch l20Bl I =---:::----- - - - Gallia County Oh10 on SectiOns mg and Seal Pavement Wtdth 1'1 FLOYD HITTING HARD feel Length 12 100.80 feet Wtdth ~ poo:!:~::r~ ~ 1 15 D3190(part> 6 93 1315 14 3o 14 88 Middleport 29,62Q 80 feel GREENWOOD LAKE N Y 1 16 '16, State Route No 160 18 feet Length Bouds Phone m Springfteld Morgan and Hunt Total Length 41 817 60 feet pr 7 92 tuP - floyd Pat LeTSon who }1111 ~efend bit heavy we~~~ b t tit e Mrs John Lu': twller 234 W Main tngton 'l'owrlsfupS by applymg a m,IIes Propolll Mo. 3 against 'l'ommy Humcane Jack St , P.omeroy Phone 168, lS the bitummus treatment Items T-30 il'epresentatwe ior NuBone and and T 32 Patchmg and Seal Galha County OhiO on Section son July 29 11 cored the f1r t 1NuTrend manufacturers of cor Pavement W1dth 16 feet Length 0 00 (part) State Route No 7715 m knockout of hiS tramlng prepa~ setry m th1s srea Carry 1 com.. 19113 60 feet W1dth 18 reet Walnut & Perry TownshipS', by ap ~JODi Sunday when he floored plete lme of corsetry and hos- Length 14 731 20 fe et Width 20 plym& a bitummo~s treatment. Louis Holmes With ~ left r1ght to pi\al equ1pment 7 3 2tp fe et, Length 34 161 60 feet Total Items T 30 and T 32 Pavement the J8W m the first round of a Length 68 006 40 fe-et or 12 88 Width 18 feet Leneth 21,120 00 ;·~pa:;;rr~ln~g;;;m;;;;;at;;;ch;;;;;;_,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~dl miles feet or 4 00 miles Proposal No 1 AINrnata PropoNI No. 3 Altai'Nitl Galha County Ohto on Secbons Gallla County Ohto, on Section 0 31 (part) 6 93 13 15, 1430 14 88, 0 00 (part) State Route No 175 in 15 90 16 76 State Route No 160 Walnut &: Perry T~wnships, by, ap in Spnngf1eld Morgu and Hunt plying - tittummoua tr~atment, ington Townships, by applymg a Items T 30 and T 32 Pavement Call 6190-J bJtuminous treatment Uems T 30 Wldl~ 18 teet Length 21,120 00 ani T S2 Patchmg and Seal feet or 4 00 wiles e Wo Pl1k Up a Dtll..r Paveent W tdth 16 feet Length Propoul No. 4 (21) Htll. CINM4 ahd Slockod , 19 113 60 feet Width 18 feet Meigs County, Ohio, on Section Length 14, 731 20 feel Widlb 20 0 00 (part}, State Route No 124 Jn lnvcstment property 129 acres f feet, Length 34 16160 feet Total Salem & Rutland TowDJb1ps, by epland on route 124 tOree trac i Of timber, aomc o'Yer a hpndred I L<•ng>th 68 006 40 feet or 12 88 plylng a bitumiooul!l treatment, Item& T-30 and T 32, Patclling md years old free gas from a well miles Propoul No. 2 Seal Pavements Widtti 18 feet three yeari old and royalty f Galha County OhlO on 8e~tlons $4QO per year, also coal an l: 0 00 2 31 Stjlte ROUte No 233 10 Length 25,502 40 feet or f 83 mileo Proposal No.5 plenty of water, price $15000 Gr~enf1eld and Perry Townshtps, Melg& County, Ohlp on SeeUon Phone R,cme 3689 7.fi J,n by applymg a bituminous treat 9 93, Slate Roulo No 338 In Letart ment Itenu; '1 30 and T S2, Patch~ & Lebanon TowMhlps, by 'ippi)'lna mg anti Seal a bituminoutl treatment Item• ;Ull.DINO LOTS on Route 7, Pavement W1dth 17 feet, Length T 30 and T 82 Pav.,..ent Width nunutes from Pomeroy Choice 12 196 80 feel Wld1h 18 feet 20 reel Length 29,!1'73 00 feet er of 1ize Ralph Russell, Pomeroy Length 29 620 80 feet Total 562 miles 6 29 7tc Length 41817 60 feet or 7 92 mlles Pro..-1 No.6 Propoaat No 2 Altemat• VJnton C011nty, Ohio, on Section Galh11 CoUnty, Ob10, on Sections 0.00, State Route NO- 160 in Wilkes. 0 00 2 31, State Route No 239 in v.llle Townsbip, bY appl)'tnll a bl· GreenflP:Id and Perry Townships tumlnout treatment, Itemr T~O and T 32 PatcblnJ and Seal OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. • UMEAA, Sweden 'UP - l it Lt WE Fire II\ 1-j._ clothe• gryeJ: at the realdenCfJ ot ll'red Martr, Monke)' R!ltjiUSAL C.O,LUD Tho ~..~ or the lllv Bend Mi.... troal ~oclaUqn will "''oUer ...,... Juodq_ bf.','l'be Ohio Vtll.. Ita ~iirltJ1 ~I 1M home "' Mro Qllv~ ~ 0. •lliiDtlll eenc. ~lui' ,, _ a..m, Ppmeroy, on Tuea~ .y i' ' • u ~L ~~T""',._.;,;_ .t!O!Id, All membero •re111'1ed lo Mar~ball ~~~==;;;;;,FOM ; MONTANIAN WINS Jaelc Damell - I !tun, brouebl Dr 1 fifth lou aa:amst nine victorle1 for Mrs. Bertha Kolter and Leater the season. Bailey Joe Cunqlna:ham was a one man 'ev and Mrs Carmichael of team for 9t1 LoUil, driving ln all South WebsW' were villtlng theu the Cards' ?una He bluted hll daughter Mra. Jean Hamm and fifth home nm In the first Ianing family over the Fourth w1th Mus1a1 on base He Bin&led Mr antf 1r~ Roger Grue.er or In AMn Dark with the wlnnln& Columbus Wf'te the week end run in the lOth guestJ of the former's parenta Mr and Mrs Clarence Grueer Homer Fer.,,..... Johu Ihle attended the M&SI)mc Smokey Burgesa led the8 e•.,.tta,nc.uk, ·I eelebra~\on at Marietta July 4. tor Cincinnati He hit hls ,. Hrt Vitta Frank of Flat Wood• home run in tbe second inni!JI with one man on base •nd ~red 11 vlaltin& the Baily family this week \he LlelDJ r\m In the IIX on / a ....,.... - - - - - - double by Roy McMUlan • In the mgbtcap Hal Jeffcoat, r IOIIN PRI.-D flr Qt of !Ieven pitchers, drew hls '1JARTFORD CITY lnd.-(UP)d A robm earrying :1 piece o r six !I defeat u j )\a Cards ex.plo ed slrmg to 1 nest was trapped hl.l 1 for live runs in the ftnt tnnin• The veteran rta:btllander wu 1ft I tree when the fJtr1nJ raue 1' foreed to leave bdieaUJe of • twist on a branc:h and the birds c::aw ed neek muscle at the same t1me Me-:nber. of 1he Her!lbell Freeman had to be Charlet~ Ru1aell family seem:f the carried off 1he field after bema bird's plight called f1remen W11 l bit However x raya ahowed nega hoisted an aerial laddcJ and rree~.~ tlve He abould be back m the line. the robm up after the All Star mterlude rbmQI'O~ -~~~==~~--~~ ~ISTBBED cocker opanleis, $18 Morning Star - ""lore lt,o WI& ready an •ltempt to \'etter h11 mart m a run ou CIUndh. f.UI L~e c ampbeU aaJd. pliu~ ] bottt on hit tw~mHe eour~~, plua ~ bad weather h1n bamQttfd bb preparations Brooks La\\Tence gave up nme vdle K7 , and ){rs Anna Balley ol woa tile overall cnarnpionshlp 1n hits and went all the way to bis Forest Run were recent guest1 of the Swf4ilh Open modern penta Sedan $Gt(!, _a,~~qm•lle ~. opot1e11 Of.~ 1 11!~ ~~~~ ~IU!>­ 1953 FORD VB 4 dr eu.tom Sedan filii! Sbinln1 ll&bl areen littllh. Blaettnar'•• Pomeroy. 7 8 4te - the aubdu~ Redlegs, 3-2 11103 PONTIAC I eyt I dr Db grey Blaetj.n"''a, AH Star break C1ty 5-2, and Bal hmore bea~ 8osTbe world champlOR Yankee• ton, 8-4 made It four m a row Sunday Philadelph•a took both end• of a when they ell;llle from behind to doubie-heack:r from Broo.klyn 2-l defeat Waabm1t.oa. 7 ~ and 5-3, \<1 ~ve back lato the ln othf:r Amenean Leaa:ue first dlvi.Wn 10 the Nahonal game. t)e White Sox . wept a pa1r League, the Piratea beat the from the (ndians, takin& tbe 13- Gianlli twice, 10-t and 8-1 and mnint opener, 9-t and the second Milwaukee defeated Ch1caa:o 4 2 &arne, 7 Z.. DetrOit. _to_,p_,pe=d- _Ka _:__ n.. _ •__,__...-:;::;:::;;-:-:: C:olumttua, OhiG, June 21, 1957 Call Wllllom llaclford, Contract Sal.. L... •l Copy No. S7· No More 8"'wna l!D<t Sorlat.._ 5 2 lm01> LI4DiillS ARE HOT m The ftrlt b~lf of the 1951 major NEW CASTLE, lnd --{UP!-For UNIT PRtl:l CONTRACT league season now is history, and 1015 years a 1hmgle on an offlee Seaie4 propOJall wm be rece:lVBUY ed at the oCflce 1of the State High· 1t will take one of the greatest m a bu:tkhng on aroad St ad'ole ITaUCTIIRAL I IUMI second belf drJves in hiilory to c~v·bl\e Tddl~ ~g~d 111M BUICK VB ~peciJ\ 4 dr Sedan WAlf.IJ'!IID - Middle ag~ woman '1,895 D)'naflow llrlve, eustom w-0 Jl-fl~l home to stay with 900 I Spf II 4$ The' Late News II 45 Sign Off Extenaton Scaffold lloardo, Dr011 Clothl Cllnl<ln F'•ber, llllddleport. Pbono 82115J[. Ill t1 PqQ1.01'0Y 8 00 Broken Arrow 8 30 Telephone T1me Theater 13 Par Rent - iera Sedan Q,4ps. Hard Top Oynaflow drWe, MH. !Maotlful'" W"N'n:D coup)e or lady to ve n an e P ly kept Blatttpar'&, Po...-~Y eare for 2 chtldren Write Box 888-E, ~/c The Dally Sentinel, 114tc 6 15 John Da'QI and New• 10 00 Newa or ttl< Nlihl Sam Snead Golf Sbow 12to moutb Wagon, 6 ely R&H, ogey finish, $14<11> Pomeroy Motor Co WAN'\'ED - 'New- and used cor Pomeroy, 9, Phone 491 4 00 Cartoon ~iub ~ 00 Mlcket Mouse Cluh 8 00 P'lve Star Fmal Press Conference 830 Top Tunes ait.d New Talent 950 Sheriff of Coc;hlse The Late News ~-Sl.:;_tn 011 Waaon, blue and Jvory, automatic trans , R&H. $695 19M Ply- 1 00 Tbe Feminine Toueb 00 Afternoon 32 SO Ufe With l!~~~~J:'"' 8110 - mouth waaon, or1gmal black Juatlce of Peace (61 24 (7) I 8 15, Redlegs Hobble Home To Rest, Preparing For Journey To Brooklyn After All-Star ---- --- finish Nice, fS89 11153 Plymouth n oploo 7 S-Stc .. II. IIAWUII'GS SONS OD - M hour Wr..ter ServJce. Day Phone 821'1 Nlabl PbOIIO STATION WAGONS - 19111 Pl1 ORDER OF ATTACHMIMT R IL lllwllnao Richard Milrhem Claim $2D 00 & Court Co1ts of Suit a; E Grindley I Mil• North tf P - Aluminum ~mbioaUoa ilorm an3 screen windows and doorf Steel and. aluminum awnlngs and ean- Pome- C8bl AutoSE!rvices 12 15 Nelghboro 12 30 Ftankie Laine 100 The P'emlnln~ Toqch 200 A'(.m~oon .nlrn :Featlva.J. 330 Llle 'With Elr.abeth 400 Cortoon Club 100 MlckP._y Mouae Club 8'00 Five Stsr Final 8~ 18 lobn lloty Newa 610 Wit• Servlee 7 30 CB!no Smith Sheridan, Spring Ave roy 429 If 12 00 Noon News 12 IS Nelgh~ora 12:10 Llberaee W IJm,...te Lon•FansCedar~~~~~~ET~~~~~ Ch•ato - LUIJ•r•LAU Window TRACTOR SALES and Frlgldtlre RefrigerattirL R A Ftnlaw, 512 E ltJcfr '~"'"""· 11\hldloport, Ohio St, Pomeroy 4 27 I! TUESDDAY CHANNEL 10 59 Sign on 11 00 Adventures in Lear~• In Learnlns Pat teraburg drapes an4 shades, roll up Porch shades, C1o"h nylon, awrung1, Porch Vallance, Electric tans, all kinds. Dale Wlppe1 Supply 21~ Union Ave, Pomeroy 6 5 lmop 1 (8) Auto Soles ti.U'W. JJIC , VENE'l'IAN BLINDS, Mal<h Stick WHTN-TV Chonnel13 10 &p Sl:ltl On CONCIU!l'JI: BJ,.OCU "lulld Bonor For L... GRUESJiiR BLOCK CO. 12 ft wood .manufattured Run About boat 10 H P Jphn son outboard motor, car top ca rier prlct!d for qu~ck sale 1 Phone 327 7..:1-dtr \ • 13 MONDAY =~~~~~~~~== WOW4N n•llda 1 h!llllf Write Q~ tl'ild• Hall, Jo• ~·· Portland ' 'SlOtt MAG(C CHEF 111 range tabl1 .,......'T""_,... top $1100 Pll,ope 512 X WI!' I 'l' 00 .Burns &: Allen Talent Scouts 7 80 Those Wbitms G1rls 8 00 Richard Diamond Private 8 30 Dctectlve 9 00 Stud o One 9 30 Up to-the Mlnute News 10 00 Seaanlne the Weather 10 05 Scanning the Weather The Late Show 10 1.0 The Late Show 11 00 Adve1 PliPPI~s, ERY, 3 30 Edge of Ntghl The Early Sloow Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade 4 00 5 30 5 45 15 55 6 00 VIRGIL WAMSLEY Phene Che1hlre 7-74,79 Va Phooe OA 2-3586 5-HI-tmoc 3 Hi Secret Storm Weatherman 6 00 Aetlon 6 15 Douglas Etl.warda CHA~EL Maudo B1<tr, 1!83 South Seeond st, llldd1Qp~rt 7 5 Stc :i)OOII-JleKalb the Profit Pul let llj;1I\M BEI\RY S HATCH --- ot Life 3 00 Brighter Day The Early Show Mrs POULTIIY FOR SALE-Forst Geu, erauon Arbor Acres Vaatre•a Crou Boolltr chicks FOR 1 SO Howeputy 2 00 Big Payoff 2 :SO Bob r!rosby Show 3 30 Edse o! Nlgl>t 9 00 S'ome new By Order of Yillage CQUncll Attest C 0 Murray V1Uagt Clerk (6) 24 (?) !, 8, !lc • :8\Ck Hoe Service •:.t(uek LQp.ding Equipment • Dum!! Truck Service 7 1 Btc 12 30 As the World Tu,tni I 00 OQr Mlu Brook! 3 00 Brighter DaY 3 liS Secret Storm 10 00 10 Otl 10 10 FURNITURE - 8:30 p.,IJI. Roek Sprlnc• Gr~~t~~ellall Val!ant Lady II 15 Love 2 00 Bls Payort 2 30 Bob Crosby Show "I 00 7 SO 8 00 8 30' Wednelldly, July tG, 1157 I Ohio •Gliding ~Ditch Dining fQY PQIQIRAJII,UI mole (ollldY 'II ond fomalt, HI ond $73 331 C Se•~nd St , Apt 3 Middleport N ' 10 30 Strike It Rich 1 00 Our Milil Brooks 1 30 Houseparty ~port• Farm Bureau Get Together - - ---:- 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 30 Mormng Show 9 00 Garry Moore 9 SO Arthur Godfrey 12 30 As lho World Turns Your Esso For Hire! 7 00 J'immle Dean 9 00 Garry Moore 4 00 5 30 S 45 IS l5a ) ' ·Meigs Co. I bls total bid FREI INsTALLATION Contractor who Ls awarded the Mufflers, t~eoat coven battcrie!l w1ll be required to fur contract hrea Budget terms Moore's msh an ,approved performance Pomeroy " 6 22 lmoc bond of 100% of the total amount of the eontrllet for thQ faithfUl performance ot the contract Th.e contractor agrees to stBJ't operations w1th1n two weeki of the date of the award ot the (OD .uav the tract Hour The Village reserves: the rfaht or to reject J;ny or all bldt Contract" Village of Mtddl~pqrt, ""'Uolt,"' " 7 30 Boston BlacWe 9 30 Arthur Godfre1 10 30 Strike It Rich ll 00 Valiant Lady 11 45 Guldin& Lltlbt 12 00 Katie's Kltehe":. eoc.....c oenll per word lor three eonioeutlvt ~Speeill - One month' for 2S ceam per word Full rate Of word wUI bl cbaraed for ollverlllln& If 1101 paid for '-ION ~ llta oleac- ~ Hllowlnl lnoertlon "Erhn 10 ,1,4~01tld bsi roported immedlite!Y Tbt ~-~ wUI D91 be reopo~blt lor tlwt one !nco., ~nb and~ Notleeo of Evenll$10(b0blluoriel 1 filii !"'' wQid. ' TUESDAY 8 00 Captain Kana:aroo 8 30 Corllls Aleher 11 15 Love of: Life 11 30 Search for Tomorrow DEPINDABLE USULTS I !'¥•n Called X 10 30 N'ew• HeaHUnea 1040 Nltewateh 12 00 Tonight 100 SIGN OFF CHANNEL I - MONDAY 'l' 30 Boaton Blaek.ie ~ J he studies of the actlvilf of Kreblozen In CIJIC:er pll:lent1 made In 19DI and !IH!a under the aliiplces ot t-he Am.erlcan Medical A.. soctat 1on •nd the Unlver•lty of Dlinols whleh.tound Kreblozen to be more or ,en worthleu "Were contaminated by bias, i•norance 30 The location and ~ndiUon of the above atreeta may be ueer talned by contactlns Jame. F Ar ' ~ICIAl. NOTIC~ Sea1ed propoaals will be received nol d W Chestnut St , ll•ddleport until J 00 P, M ',luiY t~ t 957 by (PhoiH! 62114) lb' Vllll1e ol rJoddleport, Ohio at Bld' shall be ltfll8d, on a unit the oltice of Villa. e Clerk ror the pric ~ basis for approximatelY 28 ~ seal treatment of vattous ltreeh of SOO gallon• of MC-4 or M~ and the Village of Middleport The approzimatelr 850 tons of No 6 meetma: speeiflcatlons area of the abovi Jtreets bemg J p ,PrOximately_j5 000 sq yds b1d1 will be aceepted The speclfi.eabons covering thu progosed l mprovement;. will be the on the ahove i\leciftcationa .~~~c:Ul(@.tiOni for Jtern T-31 as ts- usmg No 6 !!)ag Eac h bidder Will be required to sued by The Qhlo State Highway sullmlt with bls bid, a cert1f1ed Department cheek or btd bond equal to 5'1" of WANT ADS PHONE 398 T~ Ut h WCHS-TV ChannelS •• UnltH 1'-le...,.. • Copyr)fht 1957 11y U.lltd ,,.., roa CONSISTINT ~ Legal Notic:e -- - - ' 10 00 10 30 Nltewatch 12 00 Tonlaht - !~~§~£laim~~~!.~~~!'!~i~en / I IS All Stnr Game 3 00 Qunn for a 1>a:r ' 3 415 Modern Rom&:nt_H 4 00 Comet1y Time 4 30 MoVIetlme 5 30 Popeye Pr~ents 5 415 News Picture ' 6:00 Supera.an 6 30 wv.Jthereagt B 315 1Sp'trtl J!;ye 0~ NBC New• 7 00 Charlf'i Farrell Show 7 30 Wells Fargo B 00 Twenty One 8 30 Arthur ,Murray Party g 00 Amatt. ur Hour V ~0 Solt4lers or Fortune 10 00 Blond1e 10 30 News Headllnet Cancer Cure Uungry Publie To 30 I ~.t.P On ?00 Today 900 Romper Room 10 00 Tbe Prire Ls Ri ght 7 00 , Today 9 00 Rom11er Room MClElhlnney presldont Meig• Oenerol Holljlltal Sunday (Continued Prom ' " ' Ootl \Wiber Porker TUESDAY 6 !Ill SIUN ON Mrs Oakie Laudermllt, E~st the church for an all day eess10n Letart was removed h' Melp Gen They plan to ~omplei e their sew eral Hospital Sunday by the R14 inl project and also tc clear e p elne Emergeftcy aqquad bo•r~Ja ln the church buemettt A eovered dish dlnne will be :boer. ved at \ I As you scarcely need to be told, that Is what hundreds of A special r!Jeeting of the Racme scienListll at a cost of many mil A.mer1can Legion has been called or doll:~rs have been lookma: for Thurlday evening J"uly 11 at lions for these many years CALL SPICIAL MEITINCI \' TELEVISION GUIDE \. WSAZ -TV Chonne13 - 1otatlonr for expansions, and IJ eyeing Ohio sttes hungrily He further noted thai n•w In, dustry coming here likely wUJ bt of the small ish nat01e, employing 200 to 1.000 people Several factors exist m Ohto that are promptmg· Mtcbigan manufacturers to move new plants away from Detroit One IS h•gh in dustnal taxes levted In Michigan and not In Ohio Besides, (lov Wtlliam C O'Netll has promised no new taxes lhts year Atkmson suggested that if a community w• nts mdustry, It had better dress its man ners up, as well as 1!s clothes, and ask for tl ' No industry Is gomg to come where it ISn't wanted," Atkinson said Industry also hk• ~ to come where there are adequate hospital fa ctltttes, where schools are modern wtth a wtde c•rriculum of tra1rdng which mdustry can uUhze m employe skills, whete streets and towns are clean and well managed, where the people have enough p<Jde m thetr communi· Ues to create a healthful, p.rogresatve aoctety even tr 11 costs a few tax dollars ,,_ .. ·~ 7 6 &lp Geor1e S Thormyer Pholll 1"-Y Actina Dlteli!O. ma. ll, s~o ' A For The Winner Of '"Y.cle, Or One Of ~eae Other Voluoble Prlses, during Wetllerella "llect ·Yourself Promotion. h~ PRIZE " ~. . . lor lsoth ........ (llrt. Nl p;i., !'" In dupllcolo - Ono lor Girl, 15 pflatl fo.< oa•h In IIIIa Cllant ,...,...... jjr ... """ Ono !ltd J!l"jltl Watch for Boy & Girl Sri! PRIZEWateh lor eaeb 4111 PRIZE - Bro11'111e Stu Filtlh camera lor eaeh. stlo PRIZE - lladml1alon Set for ~lrl- Ball & Glove for Boy. J 6th PRIZE - Sabre "1211" Flash Cunen lor Eaeh. 71lt P&IZE- Playtex Swlnunlllg Cap for Glri-•Handee Fins for Boy. Blh PRIZE - •5.00 Poper Male Pen for eaeh Ulh PRIZE - Paper Mate "Capri" for eaeh. lOth PRI~E- Paper Mat,. "PIIIY Back" Pen lor ea~h. lUh • 1~11>1 PRIZE - o,l, Gallon Sealtelt Ice Creon for etch. Come In Today For Contest Rules WETHERALL'S PHA.RMACV lf, New Rll'fl!ll, Phoae TU·2·1311 I II • •' " , • �• ...... .- . . -• • .. _____ ..,__ ........... ,...,., ~.-, ~ .•. • --..-----;:;:-- ~~· ·-· ' • --~ • • • ;pe g:JII ~ 214 - ... ·- ~ Se.tlnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July8, 1951 Industrial Nibbles Reported In SOutheastern Ohio By . Speakers At SORC Meeting Six bites, properly labeled mbbles, have been reported received m Southeastern Ohio In recent weeks from lndustr1es des~rlng to plant theU" expansion 10 Jess crowded commurdties Thts was the report of Fted Rtce, Jackson, chairman of the Southeastern Ohto Regional Council commtttee on mdustry He gave a comprehensive report during a recent counctl meet1ng held near Logan Rice emphasiZed the " mbble" nature of the inquiries by large manufacturing pla<Jts He ln11Jcated however that "prospects are good" for the area as mdustry seeks to decentralize from the larger ctlies These words have been a theme In an old refram tn the trt-eounty area for at least 10 years There has been blUe evidence of them becommg solid fact, yet MtddlepQrt obtained a branch of the Impertal Electric Co , clearly a case m pomt or an establlBhed, old-line company wtth a !me reputation wanting to get parttally away from crowded Akron We be· lleve Imperial has found Its reception In this area good Good for lmpenal, and certalroly good for the county We could use many more like Imperial Fu· lure mvasions of new industry may take the same form , too, If Herchel Alklnao11, vice president Of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, knows of what he speaks In an address at the same SORC meebng, Mr Atkinson suggested that large Industry Is seeking decentralized RUARK REPORT ly ROBERT C IIUARK T think I am more sorry than not for the younl( people who hav In&: finirJhed college are now in the procea1 of 11ettllng down fof 1 life or ton and travail There is so mueh oecurity around bar the bi~ Item- the atom that & lot of the tun of gambl.ng mtnt be- mh-'ng r.t •. . These industries are wtlltng to pay these kind of tax dollars, witness the fat·wtth wealth Addison Township In Galha County, rolUck· lng with dnllars from the Ohio Valley Electric GorporaUons s tax duplicate returns ll and when somethmg big breaks on the 2,000 and some industrtal acres eit]jer option ed or purchased In Letart Falls Meigs Coun· ty would have the same expe•tence as Add!· son and Gallia County According to Rtce and Atkinson such a de' vetopment may not be far away ever be wu when I left one papt~~t where I was mukin,g $12 each week for a raise of three bucks Thoae three bucks made all the differ ence My bunch had a sort of joyou" dlsreaard ot practicality We aH had 1tarved in varymg degrees through the sad years of 1928 '35, 1110 povert-y held no threat to out peace ot mind We had no Thunderblrdt: to lolle, no Cadtllac con. verts to protect Wt had not gone ateady and entertained no thouahts of matrimony unles11 the bride wn wlnnina to eat air and sleep on the n l1 a serioWJ sober buneh o1 grus sprout!! that we have raised But It built up the old adrenalln through World War II and the K , ne'oler you fear There was a certain rean trouble" Most or the onc11 determtnatton to make It big, to I've met act like old folks They be poor no more to take 1.he world start goina lteady in nurly a by the scruff and cuff It into sub marital atatu C~ at 14 or HI and ffiJ IIjj'iOn eenerally adrpt the a1r of young This though often occurred to fo11le1 me 111 I swept phoaphate rock sul.\ They 1\f.YJ been h rgllly Mama phur dust nnd sheep manure Irom ralnd, wltH'l'op away to the wan th6 'tween-decks hold or the hunthroueh a lH'riod ot unprecedentcll gry &hlp SundAnce Hamburg Auprosperity Largely they have no• lwerp-LJverpool bound out of Saexpertenced the exhilaration or Vannah, for the stArtling sum of trying to whap a grinding poVI'tly 10 buekt a week And l had fouiht ai was the good fortun e of ~~ De a man with JN' flstll for the job Nope 1 feel kind ot sorry tor preulon kld!l 1u1t •bout anybody who want& thla bunch Even before they start to work at anythlni can pick anc. they got 1t m:.dc (Copyrl&ht 1911? by United cl1001e today-especially the en elneel'l with hairy ear11 ,nd the Feature Syndicate, lne) lobontory boya Jven In ttie South which gener a1ly underpayJ Its newspaper peo pie dewy journ11llsm cnduatet are betn~~: courted by the papt~rs and (Contlnutcl P:rotft , ... Ona) aome are &tartllli u hlMh ps a h1.m interviewed b) the judge&, who wm dred buckl a week This io~~ 11 dis rate each purtlelpllnt on natural tant yelp from the days when .a attndlveneu, peraonallty poise t12-a week copy boy job was con and appearance aidered a choice opportunity by an Area wlnnort wlll receive a 21· MA from Columbia jewel wrlat wat~h and the oppor· The budding man of tomorrow tunlty of p1rUclpatlna in Queen 1\u been ICC!trrJed by lots of bOOns of the J'Urrow fln1la to be held He pioneered a (resh j Ulld called the early part or September "teen·aaer ', 1n which the hobbit during In tddlUol'l to •erylna u hostear deboy received 1pecial status a1 a for the Soli Con•erYatlon Expoll· periJOn inatead or just bemr allow tlon and lr~ternatlonal Plowlna ed to Top1ify himself Into ordinary Matchea, the Queen of the F'Urrow &rowth will rece~ve Pn expEII\IIBI•patd four ttl Land Betty were early lnfotm day holiday In NN York City ad that tMy were apeclalaeements ~lth her pan>nta, • eomplete watd of the population, wUh 1pedal rob~ Rnd numerous natlonalradlo rl.ht.a, prlvileger, clothe• habit~ and television appearance• On p11tJme1, problema- and tbat the t Seplember ll, ahe will be introwere neither to be punished &i duced to morf' than IS miiUo11. teleehUdrtn for belnlil naua:h1y no · vialon vlewen on the United Slates made to fat!t up to facta a1 an Steel Hour adult TeJevlllon and the blue jeftn Applications for the conte1t art tormed their character, aa did the atUI beine souaht by •oil cOnsercrewcut •nd the ponytail hairdo vation diatrlct chairmen In many "•ndaliim And juvenile deiln- counties and may be obtlll)ed 'IUfney aeemt-d to mark their early trom local Soil Conaervatlon or.lormatJve Ume-tn odd variance tl) tlc::el or Amarlcan Fence dealer• tbt later, aober, rather dull RUtch Girl• en$erin1 tbe 1nltlal county fM reeurlty In jobl The averase competition mWJt be alna:le and reltl4 cut lOGie l<lday doeon l ponder side on a farn1 In Ohio till polllibllity or.mutna o million or buatlna out In the proeeh He wanta \o know about 'he r,en•Loo ~Ia" and It already count ns th~ d~JW uotll he ~uhe:s hi1 aoolal •• Daily Sentinel Day Book NEW ARRIVAL JAr and Mr1: Homer Warner Sr h&ve rece1ved word of tbe birth of a aon Steven Wayne, to S~a:t and Mrs Homer Warner 1r, who are at~tUoned w1th the Air Force in 'Engls.11d The baby weighed 8 lb 7-41 ozs and 11 their first chlid 8 p m IUB MEN TO MEET The rea:ular meetlna of the EUB \fen of DlsJrict fA wJIL be held at the Enterprise EUB (burch on Tuesday Julv 9 at 7 30 p m and A special program has been plan ned it was announced today by Edon Kraeuter p1 esldent NIW ARRIVAL Mr and Mrs Robert Gooch (Jan et Hill) of Columbus are Knnounc ing the birth of a dau,hter Wed nesday, July 3 Orandpnrenl1 are Mr and Mu E J HUI Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs Kerr Gooch of Columbus G "<lrge Fr81(!ker Pine Grove, and Mr and Mrs Robert Goooh of GaiUpoUs are great grandparents The Gooch's also have two Otl1 er daughters, Teresa and Cynthia Over 500 Ente-r Wlt11 MIITINQ The Woman's Society of Chris tlln Service of the United Metho dlst Church will meet Tuesday at 1 7 30 p m In the church parlors Mr1 Leo Crew will lead devot 10 ns and Mrs Kenneth Finley will pre tent the proaram - - - - - - -PONY LIAGUI TONIGHT Indiana •• fltnln• lyr~euae at Tlttn I Farm Bureau 3-A lutlty Polllibi1 the earty deiln q4tll<)' wu • llnol llina at youth Hai'Oilf ....... I waa nd onto the world aome II ¥lin 110 thY: aurrmer. into .. ,orld ~II \tlB blnen O! j@S nta 111• onoe, olld It Wll sort ol •' wondorM. You t\"othlna whllaolver W lott, so that inythlnl ••d PHILATHIA PICNIC ol The annual picnic the Ph1l 1 lhca Society or the Chureh ~ Christ wi11 be held Thursday at 6 p m at the Roo.dlirle Park P~AN A~LDAY !IlStON Wed~dl1 at 10 30 women r • the Chureh of Christ will meet a MONDAY noon - MIITINCI CALL IPICIAL Kenn~th 6 GG 10 00 The l'rlco Jo Rilhl 10 30 'l'ruLh or Consequenee• 11 00 T1!." Tac Doueh tO 11 30 It Colila Be You 12 00 Te~ & J inx 1:1 30 Curlent I 1100 1130 IZ 00 1230 1 00 My IJtUe HaUfe J 30 Bride and Groom 2 00 MaUnee 'theiler ' ' ' 11'~3,0 6 00 830 835 &45 700 '1, 7a30 oo :~ 900 9 - - - --..,--,- - " Science NEW YORK, uP _ :AC<ordlns to one recoeniZed canettr expert a substance he bas never se~n caused some cancerS' to' dlaappear and pulled their vtctlml back frum the brink of the 81'avtt I and downright dlsho~esty There- News Briefs IIATS HIS RECORD TOKYO UP -Takash1 lshlmo. to of N1hon Umvers1ty bette,e<! tits world rerord for the 100-m ... butterfly swim Sunday when he won the e\o'ent 1n 1 013 min Ute& m a dual meet againJt Chuo University Ishtmoto l etterO;ld t e l 01 ~ mark he set J•me 16 PORT HIOIAWAY HU~ON Mlch uP _ fore, they pr.>ved nothin1 Sheriff's offlcelr flnaiJy feund For the aake of humanity, Kre- wbere prlsonor Charles R Hlll 24 biozen mu•t now be thoroufiChly ha,d been hidmg the loot from &. and scientlflcally tested on a larae I!!:.~.•r1 holtlup Oftieers entered scale !o Its beneficial effects may at men! tlme and found oms H1U srud be had But accor•iins to almo1t all If be proven beyond quibble or h1ding lhem under h11 false not all other recognh~ed cancer doubt plate but wu forced to re expert. thia substance has done Oppenentt' Cont.ntiOM move.. them ln eqjer to ent and will do no such thlnt and w The oontentloa of hit scientific m fact, worthiest opponent• are ACCIJIENTAL PATIENT Thor• you hav. the hHrt Krebiozen baa been thoroughly SOUTH BEND, Jnd UP - Samp of 1 ltltter fight which haa and sclentiJically tested alTeady, son Eder 38, w ~nt to St Joaeph Han raglns ln•f• canctr r• and h11 found to be worthleu Hospltal to vi~t a friend who wat INrch tclenc;e for 1lmoat al• aJalnst cancer beyound quibble or a patient He ended up In surgery yeara--e fight of one c1ncer They rely upon the two ror removal of his appendix Whiledoubt ~el.ntl•t a,.ln,t altnolt aft If 11tudies which (' y ehallenges ehattint with The friend Eder dou not •II hl1 coiiNUutl. bled up in pun Ivy himself ia honest and sincere The fight now 11 belna: taken inLOST BILLFOLD to the arena of the eeneral pubUc but he hal been deluded • or where there ore no recoa;nized can • duped" by peraons aeeklne to ex· A blilloid With-'0 In cash, p'UJ cer expertl IJut only pebple who ploit cancer patlents and their re- checks. and p•pen, apparently long for something - anyth.tllJ - lative• belonilng to Fred W Ramsey ild which works aa:ainst cancer and dreaa Waahmgton D C , was tu1 n It ls u upeatably eruel to hold ed mto Pomeroy pnhee last week through taxes and contributions out a "woilbleta" mbatance pay a:ladly, most of the high co•t• whose exilter.ce even bas to be in by an honest finder Unless Ram of cancer re5earch doutit, ai!l a "mafiC cure'' and thus sey who Djlay be a freighter, or a deflect cancer patients from tbe con1truct10n worker claims the IeMier lecorM Jud. . billfold soon the pollee depl i Whether or not You feel up to two thlna• whioh mltlhl really cure ment wilt write to t~ ~ Washmgt 10 lhem-1ursery or radiation 1 It as a non ~xpert, you re goina addreu. to be asked to juda:e the merlta of Because you the man-in the the fight and Influence the out- street are br•ina: aaked to Judce tome-If you haven't been ull::ed between these two eontendlns foralready The askers are the one ces thia reporter i1 eolna: to proembattled lctenUst and an orpq- vide you with the faeb, pro aDd ized 8Toup o~ earnest convlnced con, tn five dllpatehea of whleh non-experta ltd by Glorlll: Swan. this la the fll'l't At tbe outset, son, the fUm &tP.r you are warned to hold onto your hat Thl1 eontroverat bas eenei'atThe sctenti~I 11 'Jr Andrew Conway Ivy profe!IFor Of ph)'lloloJY ed a searing heat, and the dead and head ot t)'te department of ~atl hurled by both aldet obacure cU.mcal science University of DU scientific horizons For example, nols The su!Jat,nee ts c:alled "K.re.. the preRldent of the University of Jllinob aot fired-he war the :rnoat biozen ' notable of tcrebloun't eaaualtlea. His content ons are• Two of tbeq dead cata wUl be Krebiozen has been tried in burled decently now, at the blfillr\o hundreds of cancer patients and nlrtJ 11 demonstrated to be bJolotdeaJJy TAKIN TO HO.,IT4L._ TAKIN TO NOI~ITA~ Supp-lon Chll'fl Pol• One Ia t11e eharae, mail• reo peatedl)' fro"' tbe J:reblozeft! llde, lbol • tho mtdleol ~roleaalon through lbe Amerlcm lllecll•ai Asson bas eonaplr~ n elleeUV. "'l!)<)n to auppreu o~t\ot eon. cer lma1ibo YOUI'IOII I doctor deeply enmeohtd Ia lbl 110nloa ol Kenneth Wyatt, ott Rt 143 nelr tbe dylf18 and their loved. on•. the New Lima 1\oad, was liken to Would you WllbiiOid tho tnllme'l -111)1 treotment a m Suflerlna: from a p0s1ible 1 alilht teoaon of tho Middleport 11and Booat' , 11 Association, ha. tailed a t~pee 1 llsht otroh Mtmlwn who are netive In th-e meetlnt for Wednesday at 7 SO at 71_D_ --:-L:-:tC:::I:-:N~SI-117 1tJ Council but were unable to attend the High S.hool All band mem are Ml' and Mn Harry Plclte 1s hers' Pll'(llrtJ are urged to atta11d A marriage Ucenae bat bc~n and llr and Mra Wotre' Plokeno thl• •noetln• when plans will .,~ l"ued to WIUiam Robert MoKet Olhor •ueota wt\'e Mra Bet'J' ol81'ltd lor tho ••mint yeor ney, 18, Columbus, 0 en1lneao Klta Wheellna, weit Viratnio, Mr E~er~, and Judith Ka:l Murra,y, 1•, A. .AIONMINT ASICID Mldaoeport, Telophono rato~. that -appened wr.a an lmproveme~d oro, ond Loulae, Martha, Eric •• 1 An ,l.qaiJnment holore Suds• on lilt ..,...._ The rl•heot 1 abatl Eddie Parker " John ll l)aeon Is belnt isked hy MIICIS OIHIRAL HO!'ITAI. Mayor l!l. F Robti\Son for Willl•fll Admilte~ SaturdaY Mrs K~th Reeve! HartlsonviUe Reeves was erlne lrelap4, Pltt.hur1h, p,, 1 taten Into eUJlodv •teln Jut week Hinds, RuUand, Joh)l W wdty ])<!lice !!ere ro. tnlol<lcalion R1<ino, !Ira. Bulh Sam • and Mrt W S Mlcha111, Gary Len - yo~ bad ovoll \0 tbink mi1bl work? At on• famous euc• a., pert told lbia ~. his tl'll molal with onttf oDd 1111 v9i~e tremblln1, "lbe mero NUtiiiOn ob1eene" or Consequeneea Tie Tae Dough tt Could Be Y o ~ 'l'ex & J mx Current MTES 2 ..... per word, on, ~rlloa. Jllnimpa <ltllQt Coma~v Tilne MoYietlme Popeye Presenh Spinaeb Playhouse WeathercBSt Sports E:ye NBC News FesUval of Stars Meet McGraw PanJe Jane Wyman Show Summer Playhouse Nat King Cole Show O'Henry Playboust' a...,.. ,._ I I. I 11 00 u 30 • 45 l2~ 00 Report~r Parade ti 15 6 30 6 30 Robin Hood Seare!t lor TomOl'tow \ Guiding Ught Kat1e'D Kltclten :(2) Cord Qf Tl1anks Weathermnn Ac.tion Douglas Edwarda T eleo~hone Time PbU 8~1vefs Sbow Prflate Secretar)' To Tell the Truth Spotlight Playhou9e $64 000 Question ~pike Jones Show UP to tbe minute News • .. 12 00 Noon News H•1ckluarftrl for ~0911011 . PL~urr • 7 2 81< llll!ll BUICK W ~~ 6 dr Riv- 8 30 confloct 7 30 Wyatt Earp interior, R&:H, one careful own· Q:80 Public Defender er alaellll!lr'.. Pomeroy 7 8 ltc 10 00 News ot the Night 10 lO Sam Snead's Golf Show 19118 PON'I14C VB :[1, ·~ ltdon. 10 115 Theater 13 ' j Ladder~, --(17) Help Wonted saleman S~tlary and eommiss1on Write Box 668-D c/ o The Dailey Sentlnel, Pomeroy, 0 7 6 6tc $1,5911 HJdr-m•U,, ... ••Ill training WorM~ • trained a horse at t)le Oxford MECHANIC FALLS, Me --(UPl County Fall' &round!! thl!l sprln; - for the 33rd CQnucutive yea Unttl ~e was 86, Snell drove horsea 91 year-old AJ Snell ot this town in barness raeea 611~ qll'eM local owner, mlleaetr Blaettnar'• 1 Pomeroy 7 8 4to "c NOTte• TQ C~TRACTOilS ST4TI 0, OHIO DEPARTMINT OF HIGHWAYS CINCINNATI UP - The Cinctn nat\ Redle&a three .nd a half ga mes from first place hobbled home today to a three d•Y reat before travehna: to Brooklyn tor a two game ser1ea The Rediea~ were puahed Into fourth place by a double lou to St Loub:, Sunday Cmemnatl 1' three percentage polntl bebmd third pltce Phtlodelphio tttook the cardlnela 10 mnlngs m the fitr4 game to way Director of Ohto, at Columbus, KRA, IRON- MITAI.I eatcb eJther the Yankees qr Cardt nail' at the breaki.eck pace they are traveling Both the Yank! and Cards &l'e 2lh games ahead in tbelJ' respec tive pennant races today as all the teams pause for the annual . 7 6 6tp elderly em1ple Salary Phone eon.J 7 8 3to (J 8) Employment - hold! tbe world watc" speed re,.. ord qf 225 S6 miles per .hour said teda)' he •s "at leut • wflek behind schedule" and -............... -\' .,., .................. '"'#I"""'='.:' I I .r:_ ... 7/ J .................. _.,... ...... _ New Furniture roa Collins Jewelry . ..... YourC..,_ $299.00 BAKER •• Juottflecl FURNITURE E. Mila St. 011 fte llrlgblelt c.raer P;tn~ Ia ¥Jddleport L-o.O·K • • WHAT RUTLAND FURNITURE HAS FOR YOU . . . . • A Round Tuli MAYTAG WASHER ~9·50 FOR ONLY • AND YOUR OLD WASHER LAIWI SIDPHNT JUST RECEIVED LIMITED TIME ONLY! RUTLAND FURNITUitE RUTLAND, omo '' - ' Pavement Width !Sleet Length 18.528 40 !eel or 313 mU01 I t - t .... 6 ~llffl'O.. Vin~n County, Ohio on SectiOIJ0 00, S\lte Routa No 180 In Wilkes tr~•tment, 1tem1 b~ T~O T-32, Patehln1 and Seal Pavement Width 18 feel Length !6,526.40 feet or 313 mila Tbia pro1eet Ia to be completed not later !hall October 15, 19117 Bldde11 must opply,lion the II'"• ~~ torml, lot prequaU cation "[lolth thO ~way Credit !!umtner, al Columbur. Ohio, at lea11t 10 days htlore the aate set to open bids The minlmull'1 wage to be patd to aU labor employed 4)n thil con.. tract •hall be in a~dane, with I~• "Sohedule o! Prlo\'lilllnf Hour· ly W•e• Rateo Asoertalnea and o... termlned bY The DePanment of Industrl nt Re1ationr applicable tOstate aogbw•y D~parltnent Im Provements in &ecordance With Sec 1 way Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy 7 6 ... 4QWD! Need a baJetl g.., 2, D,nnr Nelaon, 640 Grant St., illadloport 7 6 3tc ~:r; o~~~4!.~~~1l·sti, ~1~~~~~~~~ 4115 0'7 (17 5a) of the Revised Code of 0~10" Tlle bidder must sub!nlt wlth hio bid J certified ebeek In 'lie amount of $610000 • Plans and spedficatlons t~e are- on tlle In the deportment of ~lb­ wa)'J and tb.e ofllce of tbt division deputy ctJreetor The dlreet'Or re11erve1 the right to reject any and a11 bids 4 ae:rd, • room .Jtop•e. wash house fl&raae Located ne-ar Hemlock ' Groft 'ijer.D)an Wolfe, P Q Box '14, Union Furnace, Ohio '""' =--I ........... _, z: would be .,....,.!!!!.L"";' ~_...... ftm ut .. • . .•. e tor tised l h a t the occupant we Brown A~otorney at Law First 1t was James, m 1852 hen his son W1lham Then William's aona W1J. llim Paul and .Tamea The host f the Browns moved to another state recenUy The office was rented .(1 somebody whose name Illl t ~ 1953 CHEVROLET ·~:; 2 dr Sedan M. QtllABll ill lVIII'S Pomeroy l"ire Dt~rtment ~~· l~t scene Slrild!' Np ;l'lll"''ly dam'J• outoMo the dryor were roJ11)rted ~ YOU MAY T 8 41e D of Mwoula Mont - HOME LAUNDRY CO. vUie Townahtp, bY \Jpptyina • R --=:--- IINlND SCHEDULE CAN'ANDlAGUA N Y UP Donald QampbeU, the Briton who - tuminous Run ·· Jld , -rom.eroy • 5 Wanted Lflnluighl~., •' tblon coinpeuuon a1~houeh s. . dton 's9ertel Haa11e- won Sunday ., final event, the 4 ()()l).meter eros" countJ')' ruq, In 18 M.e minutes nsuronce Pl'l RIPORTII) ______ and famdy of Lou1• Ohio, untU 10 00 A M Ohio East erl) Standard Tlme Tuesday, July 23, 1957 tor unprovcments in Award as one contract will be made on Proposal No1 1 through 6 as p. group, or on Proposal Nos 4 and 5, and Proposal AlterntttP: Nos 1 2 3 and 6 18 a group by 9PPIY1D& a bituminous treat- I·B>rown. Prop•••' No. 1 menl Items T 30 and T 32 Patch l20Bl I =---:::----- - - - Gallia County Oh10 on SectiOns mg and Seal Pavement Wtdth 1'1 FLOYD HITTING HARD feel Length 12 100.80 feet Wtdth ~ poo:!:~::r~ ~ 1 15 D3190(part> 6 93 1315 14 3o 14 88 Middleport 29,62Q 80 feel GREENWOOD LAKE N Y 1 16 '16, State Route No 160 18 feet Length Bouds Phone m Springfteld Morgan and Hunt Total Length 41 817 60 feet pr 7 92 tuP - floyd Pat LeTSon who }1111 ~efend bit heavy we~~~ b t tit e Mrs John Lu': twller 234 W Main tngton 'l'owrlsfupS by applymg a m,IIes Propolll Mo. 3 against 'l'ommy Humcane Jack St , P.omeroy Phone 168, lS the bitummus treatment Items T-30 il'epresentatwe ior NuBone and and T 32 Patchmg and Seal Galha County OhiO on Section son July 29 11 cored the f1r t 1NuTrend manufacturers of cor Pavement W1dth 16 feet Length 0 00 (part) State Route No 7715 m knockout of hiS tramlng prepa~ setry m th1s srea Carry 1 com.. 19113 60 feet W1dth 18 reet Walnut & Perry TownshipS', by ap ~JODi Sunday when he floored plete lme of corsetry and hos- Length 14 731 20 fe et Width 20 plym& a bitummo~s treatment. Louis Holmes With ~ left r1ght to pi\al equ1pment 7 3 2tp fe et, Length 34 161 60 feet Total Items T 30 and T 32 Pavement the J8W m the first round of a Length 68 006 40 fe-et or 12 88 Width 18 feet Leneth 21,120 00 ;·~pa:;;rr~ln~g;;;m;;;;;at;;;ch;;;;;;_,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~dl miles feet or 4 00 miles Proposal No 1 AINrnata PropoNI No. 3 Altai'Nitl Galha County Ohto on Secbons Gallla County Ohto, on Section 0 31 (part) 6 93 13 15, 1430 14 88, 0 00 (part) State Route No 175 in 15 90 16 76 State Route No 160 Walnut &: Perry T~wnships, by, ap in Spnngf1eld Morgu and Hunt plying - tittummoua tr~atment, ington Townships, by applymg a Items T 30 and T 32 Pavement Call 6190-J bJtuminous treatment Uems T 30 Wldl~ 18 teet Length 21,120 00 ani T S2 Patchmg and Seal feet or 4 00 wiles e Wo Pl1k Up a Dtll..r Paveent W tdth 16 feet Length Propoul No. 4 (21) Htll. CINM4 ahd Slockod , 19 113 60 feet Width 18 feet Meigs County, Ohio, on Section Length 14, 731 20 feel Widlb 20 0 00 (part}, State Route No 124 Jn lnvcstment property 129 acres f feet, Length 34 16160 feet Total Salem & Rutland TowDJb1ps, by epland on route 124 tOree trac i Of timber, aomc o'Yer a hpndred I L<•ng>th 68 006 40 feet or 12 88 plylng a bitumiooul!l treatment, Item& T-30 and T 32, Patclling md years old free gas from a well miles Propoul No. 2 Seal Pavements Widtti 18 feet three yeari old and royalty f Galha County OhlO on 8e~tlons $4QO per year, also coal an l: 0 00 2 31 Stjlte ROUte No 233 10 Length 25,502 40 feet or f 83 mileo Proposal No.5 plenty of water, price $15000 Gr~enf1eld and Perry Townshtps, Melg& County, Ohlp on SeeUon Phone R,cme 3689 7.fi J,n by applymg a bituminous treat 9 93, Slate Roulo No 338 In Letart ment Itenu; '1 30 and T S2, Patch~ & Lebanon TowMhlps, by 'ippi)'lna mg anti Seal a bituminoutl treatment Item• ;Ull.DINO LOTS on Route 7, Pavement W1dth 17 feet, Length T 30 and T 82 Pav.,..ent Width nunutes from Pomeroy Choice 12 196 80 feel Wld1h 18 feet 20 reel Length 29,!1'73 00 feet er of 1ize Ralph Russell, Pomeroy Length 29 620 80 feet Total 562 miles 6 29 7tc Length 41817 60 feet or 7 92 mlles Pro..-1 No.6 Propoaat No 2 Altemat• VJnton C011nty, Ohio, on Section Galh11 CoUnty, Ob10, on Sections 0.00, State Route NO- 160 in Wilkes. 0 00 2 31, State Route No 239 in v.llle Townsbip, bY appl)'tnll a bl· GreenflP:Id and Perry Townships tumlnout treatment, Itemr T~O and T 32 PatcblnJ and Seal OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. • UMEAA, Sweden 'UP - l it Lt WE Fire II\ 1-j._ clothe• gryeJ: at the realdenCfJ ot ll'red Martr, Monke)' R!ltjiUSAL C.O,LUD Tho ~..~ or the lllv Bend Mi.... troal ~oclaUqn will "''oUer ...,... Juodq_ bf.','l'be Ohio Vtll.. Ita ~iirltJ1 ~I 1M home "' Mro Qllv~ ~ 0. •lliiDtlll eenc. ~lui' ,, _ a..m, Ppmeroy, on Tuea~ .y i' ' • u ~L ~~T""',._.;,;_ .t!O!Id, All membero •re111'1ed lo Mar~ball ~~~==;;;;;,FOM ; MONTANIAN WINS Jaelc Damell - I !tun, brouebl Dr 1 fifth lou aa:amst nine victorle1 for Mrs. Bertha Kolter and Leater the season. Bailey Joe Cunqlna:ham was a one man 'ev and Mrs Carmichael of team for 9t1 LoUil, driving ln all South WebsW' were villtlng theu the Cards' ?una He bluted hll daughter Mra. Jean Hamm and fifth home nm In the first Ianing family over the Fourth w1th Mus1a1 on base He Bin&led Mr antf 1r~ Roger Grue.er or In AMn Dark with the wlnnln& Columbus Wf'te the week end run in the lOth guestJ of the former's parenta Mr and Mrs Clarence Grueer Homer Fer.,,..... Johu Ihle attended the M&SI)mc Smokey Burgesa led the8 e•.,.tta,nc.uk, ·I eelebra~\on at Marietta July 4. tor Cincinnati He hit hls ,. Hrt Vitta Frank of Flat Wood• home run in tbe second inni!JI with one man on base •nd ~red 11 vlaltin& the Baily family this week \he LlelDJ r\m In the IIX on / a ....,.... - - - - - - double by Roy McMUlan • In the mgbtcap Hal Jeffcoat, r IOIIN PRI.-D flr Qt of !Ieven pitchers, drew hls '1JARTFORD CITY lnd.-(UP)d A robm earrying :1 piece o r six !I defeat u j )\a Cards ex.plo ed slrmg to 1 nest was trapped hl.l 1 for live runs in the ftnt tnnin• The veteran rta:btllander wu 1ft I tree when the fJtr1nJ raue 1' foreed to leave bdieaUJe of • twist on a branc:h and the birds c::aw ed neek muscle at the same t1me Me-:nber. of 1he Her!lbell Freeman had to be Charlet~ Ru1aell family seem:f the carried off 1he field after bema bird's plight called f1remen W11 l bit However x raya ahowed nega hoisted an aerial laddcJ and rree~.~ tlve He abould be back m the line. the robm up after the All Star mterlude rbmQI'O~ -~~~==~~--~~ ~ISTBBED cocker opanleis, $18 Morning Star - ""lore lt,o WI& ready an •ltempt to \'etter h11 mart m a run ou CIUndh. f.UI L~e c ampbeU aaJd. pliu~ ] bottt on hit tw~mHe eour~~, plua ~ bad weather h1n bamQttfd bb preparations Brooks La\\Tence gave up nme vdle K7 , and ){rs Anna Balley ol woa tile overall cnarnpionshlp 1n hits and went all the way to bis Forest Run were recent guest1 of the Swf4ilh Open modern penta Sedan $Gt(!, _a,~~qm•lle ~. opot1e11 Of.~ 1 11!~ ~~~~ ~IU!>­ 1953 FORD VB 4 dr eu.tom Sedan filii! Sbinln1 ll&bl areen littllh. Blaettnar'•• Pomeroy. 7 8 4te - the aubdu~ Redlegs, 3-2 11103 PONTIAC I eyt I dr Db grey Blaetj.n"''a, AH Star break C1ty 5-2, and Bal hmore bea~ 8osTbe world champlOR Yankee• ton, 8-4 made It four m a row Sunday Philadelph•a took both end• of a when they ell;llle from behind to doubie-heack:r from Broo.klyn 2-l defeat Waabm1t.oa. 7 ~ and 5-3, \<1 ~ve back lato the ln othf:r Amenean Leaa:ue first dlvi.Wn 10 the Nahonal game. t)e White Sox . wept a pa1r League, the Piratea beat the from the (ndians, takin& tbe 13- Gianlli twice, 10-t and 8-1 and mnint opener, 9-t and the second Milwaukee defeated Ch1caa:o 4 2 &arne, 7 Z.. DetrOit. _to_,p_,pe=d- _Ka _:__ n.. _ •__,__...-:;::;:::;;-:-:: C:olumttua, OhiG, June 21, 1957 Call Wllllom llaclford, Contract Sal.. L... •l Copy No. S7· No More 8"'wna l!D<t Sorlat.._ 5 2 lm01> LI4DiillS ARE HOT m The ftrlt b~lf of the 1951 major NEW CASTLE, lnd --{UP!-For UNIT PRtl:l CONTRACT league season now is history, and 1015 years a 1hmgle on an offlee Seaie4 propOJall wm be rece:lVBUY ed at the oCflce 1of the State High· 1t will take one of the greatest m a bu:tkhng on aroad St ad'ole ITaUCTIIRAL I IUMI second belf drJves in hiilory to c~v·bl\e Tddl~ ~g~d 111M BUICK VB ~peciJ\ 4 dr Sedan WAlf.IJ'!IID - Middle ag~ woman '1,895 D)'naflow llrlve, eustom w-0 Jl-fl~l home to stay with 900 I Spf II 4$ The' Late News II 45 Sign Off Extenaton Scaffold lloardo, Dr011 Clothl Cllnl<ln F'•ber, llllddleport. Pbono 82115J[. Ill t1 PqQ1.01'0Y 8 00 Broken Arrow 8 30 Telephone T1me Theater 13 Par Rent - iera Sedan Q,4ps. Hard Top Oynaflow drWe, MH. !Maotlful'" W"N'n:D coup)e or lady to ve n an e P ly kept Blatttpar'&, Po...-~Y eare for 2 chtldren Write Box 888-E, ~/c The Dally Sentinel, 114tc 6 15 John Da'QI and New• 10 00 Newa or ttl< Nlihl Sam Snead Golf Sbow 12to moutb Wagon, 6 ely R&H, ogey finish, $14<11> Pomeroy Motor Co WAN'\'ED - 'New- and used cor Pomeroy, 9, Phone 491 4 00 Cartoon ~iub ~ 00 Mlcket Mouse Cluh 8 00 P'lve Star Fmal Press Conference 830 Top Tunes ait.d New Talent 950 Sheriff of Coc;hlse The Late News ~-Sl.:;_tn 011 Waaon, blue and Jvory, automatic trans , R&H. $695 19M Ply- 1 00 Tbe Feminine Toueb 00 Afternoon 32 SO Ufe With l!~~~~J:'"' 8110 - mouth waaon, or1gmal black Juatlce of Peace (61 24 (7) I 8 15, Redlegs Hobble Home To Rest, Preparing For Journey To Brooklyn After All-Star ---- --- finish Nice, fS89 11153 Plymouth n oploo 7 S-Stc .. II. IIAWUII'GS SONS OD - M hour Wr..ter ServJce. Day Phone 821'1 Nlabl PbOIIO STATION WAGONS - 19111 Pl1 ORDER OF ATTACHMIMT R IL lllwllnao Richard Milrhem Claim $2D 00 & Court Co1ts of Suit a; E Grindley I Mil• North tf P - Aluminum ~mbioaUoa ilorm an3 screen windows and doorf Steel and. aluminum awnlngs and ean- Pome- C8bl AutoSE!rvices 12 15 Nelghboro 12 30 Ftankie Laine 100 The P'emlnln~ Toqch 200 A'(.m~oon .nlrn :Featlva.J. 330 Llle 'With Elr.abeth 400 Cortoon Club 100 MlckP._y Mouae Club 8'00 Five Stsr Final 8~ 18 lobn lloty Newa 610 Wit• Servlee 7 30 CB!no Smith Sheridan, Spring Ave roy 429 If 12 00 Noon News 12 IS Nelgh~ora 12:10 Llberaee W IJm,...te Lon•FansCedar~~~~~~ET~~~~~ Ch•ato - LUIJ•r•LAU Window TRACTOR SALES and Frlgldtlre RefrigerattirL R A Ftnlaw, 512 E ltJcfr '~"'"""· 11\hldloport, Ohio St, Pomeroy 4 27 I! TUESDDAY CHANNEL 10 59 Sign on 11 00 Adventures in Lear~• In Learnlns Pat teraburg drapes an4 shades, roll up Porch shades, C1o"h nylon, awrung1, Porch Vallance, Electric tans, all kinds. Dale Wlppe1 Supply 21~ Union Ave, Pomeroy 6 5 lmop 1 (8) Auto Soles ti.U'W. JJIC , VENE'l'IAN BLINDS, Mal<h Stick WHTN-TV Chonnel13 10 &p Sl:ltl On CONCIU!l'JI: BJ,.OCU "lulld Bonor For L... GRUESJiiR BLOCK CO. 12 ft wood .manufattured Run About boat 10 H P Jphn son outboard motor, car top ca rier prlct!d for qu~ck sale 1 Phone 327 7..:1-dtr \ • 13 MONDAY =~~~~~~~~== WOW4N n•llda 1 h!llllf Write Q~ tl'ild• Hall, Jo• ~·· Portland ' 'SlOtt MAG(C CHEF 111 range tabl1 .,......'T""_,... top $1100 Pll,ope 512 X WI!' I 'l' 00 .Burns &: Allen Talent Scouts 7 80 Those Wbitms G1rls 8 00 Richard Diamond Private 8 30 Dctectlve 9 00 Stud o One 9 30 Up to-the Mlnute News 10 00 Seaanlne the Weather 10 05 Scanning the Weather The Late Show 10 1.0 The Late Show 11 00 Adve1 PliPPI~s, ERY, 3 30 Edge of Ntghl The Early Sloow Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade 4 00 5 30 5 45 15 55 6 00 VIRGIL WAMSLEY Phene Che1hlre 7-74,79 Va Phooe OA 2-3586 5-HI-tmoc 3 Hi Secret Storm Weatherman 6 00 Aetlon 6 15 Douglas Etl.warda CHA~EL Maudo B1<tr, 1!83 South Seeond st, llldd1Qp~rt 7 5 Stc :i)OOII-JleKalb the Profit Pul let llj;1I\M BEI\RY S HATCH --- ot Life 3 00 Brighter Day The Early Show Mrs POULTIIY FOR SALE-Forst Geu, erauon Arbor Acres Vaatre•a Crou Boolltr chicks FOR 1 SO Howeputy 2 00 Big Payoff 2 :SO Bob r!rosby Show 3 30 Edse o! Nlgl>t 9 00 S'ome new By Order of Yillage CQUncll Attest C 0 Murray V1Uagt Clerk (6) 24 (?) !, 8, !lc • :8\Ck Hoe Service •:.t(uek LQp.ding Equipment • Dum!! Truck Service 7 1 Btc 12 30 As the World Tu,tni I 00 OQr Mlu Brook! 3 00 Brighter DaY 3 liS Secret Storm 10 00 10 Otl 10 10 FURNITURE - 8:30 p.,IJI. Roek Sprlnc• Gr~~t~~ellall Val!ant Lady II 15 Love 2 00 Bls Payort 2 30 Bob Crosby Show "I 00 7 SO 8 00 8 30' Wednelldly, July tG, 1157 I Ohio •Gliding ~Ditch Dining fQY PQIQIRAJII,UI mole (ollldY 'II ond fomalt, HI ond $73 331 C Se•~nd St , Apt 3 Middleport N ' 10 30 Strike It Rich 1 00 Our Milil Brooks 1 30 Houseparty ~port• Farm Bureau Get Together - - ---:- 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 30 Mormng Show 9 00 Garry Moore 9 SO Arthur Godfrey 12 30 As lho World Turns Your Esso For Hire! 7 00 J'immle Dean 9 00 Garry Moore 4 00 5 30 S 45 IS l5a ) ' ·Meigs Co. I bls total bid FREI INsTALLATION Contractor who Ls awarded the Mufflers, t~eoat coven battcrie!l w1ll be required to fur contract hrea Budget terms Moore's msh an ,approved performance Pomeroy " 6 22 lmoc bond of 100% of the total amount of the eontrllet for thQ faithfUl performance ot the contract Th.e contractor agrees to stBJ't operations w1th1n two weeki of the date of the award ot the (OD .uav the tract Hour The Village reserves: the rfaht or to reject J;ny or all bldt Contract" Village of Mtddl~pqrt, ""'Uolt,"' " 7 30 Boston BlacWe 9 30 Arthur Godfre1 10 30 Strike It Rich ll 00 Valiant Lady 11 45 Guldin& Lltlbt 12 00 Katie's Kltehe":. eoc.....c oenll per word lor three eonioeutlvt ~Speeill - One month' for 2S ceam per word Full rate Of word wUI bl cbaraed for ollverlllln& If 1101 paid for '-ION ~ llta oleac- ~ Hllowlnl lnoertlon "Erhn 10 ,1,4~01tld bsi roported immedlite!Y Tbt ~-~ wUI D91 be reopo~blt lor tlwt one !nco., ~nb and~ Notleeo of Evenll$10(b0blluoriel 1 filii !"'' wQid. ' TUESDAY 8 00 Captain Kana:aroo 8 30 Corllls Aleher 11 15 Love of: Life 11 30 Search for Tomorrow DEPINDABLE USULTS I !'¥•n Called X 10 30 N'ew• HeaHUnea 1040 Nltewateh 12 00 Tonight 100 SIGN OFF CHANNEL I - MONDAY 'l' 30 Boaton Blaek.ie ~ J he studies of the actlvilf of Kreblozen In CIJIC:er pll:lent1 made In 19DI and !IH!a under the aliiplces ot t-he Am.erlcan Medical A.. soctat 1on •nd the Unlver•lty of Dlinols whleh.tound Kreblozen to be more or ,en worthleu "Were contaminated by bias, i•norance 30 The location and ~ndiUon of the above atreeta may be ueer talned by contactlns Jame. F Ar ' ~ICIAl. NOTIC~ Sea1ed propoaals will be received nol d W Chestnut St , ll•ddleport until J 00 P, M ',luiY t~ t 957 by (PhoiH! 62114) lb' Vllll1e ol rJoddleport, Ohio at Bld' shall be ltfll8d, on a unit the oltice of Villa. e Clerk ror the pric ~ basis for approximatelY 28 ~ seal treatment of vattous ltreeh of SOO gallon• of MC-4 or M~ and the Village of Middleport The approzimatelr 850 tons of No 6 meetma: speeiflcatlons area of the abovi Jtreets bemg J p ,PrOximately_j5 000 sq yds b1d1 will be aceepted The speclfi.eabons covering thu progosed l mprovement;. will be the on the ahove i\leciftcationa .~~~c:Ul(@.tiOni for Jtern T-31 as ts- usmg No 6 !!)ag Eac h bidder Will be required to sued by The Qhlo State Highway sullmlt with bls bid, a cert1f1ed Department cheek or btd bond equal to 5'1" of WANT ADS PHONE 398 T~ Ut h WCHS-TV ChannelS •• UnltH 1'-le...,.. • Copyr)fht 1957 11y U.lltd ,,.., roa CONSISTINT ~ Legal Notic:e -- - - ' 10 00 10 30 Nltewatch 12 00 Tonlaht - !~~§~£laim~~~!.~~~!'!~i~en / I IS All Stnr Game 3 00 Qunn for a 1>a:r ' 3 415 Modern Rom&:nt_H 4 00 Comet1y Time 4 30 MoVIetlme 5 30 Popeye Pr~ents 5 415 News Picture ' 6:00 Supera.an 6 30 wv.Jthereagt B 315 1Sp'trtl J!;ye 0~ NBC New• 7 00 Charlf'i Farrell Show 7 30 Wells Fargo B 00 Twenty One 8 30 Arthur ,Murray Party g 00 Amatt. ur Hour V ~0 Solt4lers or Fortune 10 00 Blond1e 10 30 News Headllnet Cancer Cure Uungry Publie To 30 I ~.t.P On ?00 Today 900 Romper Room 10 00 Tbe Prire Ls Ri ght 7 00 , Today 9 00 Rom11er Room MClElhlnney presldont Meig• Oenerol Holljlltal Sunday (Continued Prom ' " ' Ootl \Wiber Porker TUESDAY 6 !Ill SIUN ON Mrs Oakie Laudermllt, E~st the church for an all day eess10n Letart was removed h' Melp Gen They plan to ~omplei e their sew eral Hospital Sunday by the R14 inl project and also tc clear e p elne Emergeftcy aqquad bo•r~Ja ln the church buemettt A eovered dish dlnne will be :boer. ved at \ I As you scarcely need to be told, that Is what hundreds of A special r!Jeeting of the Racme scienListll at a cost of many mil A.mer1can Legion has been called or doll:~rs have been lookma: for Thurlday evening J"uly 11 at lions for these many years CALL SPICIAL MEITINCI \' TELEVISION GUIDE \. WSAZ -TV Chonne13 - 1otatlonr for expansions, and IJ eyeing Ohio sttes hungrily He further noted thai n•w In, dustry coming here likely wUJ bt of the small ish nat01e, employing 200 to 1.000 people Several factors exist m Ohto that are promptmg· Mtcbigan manufacturers to move new plants away from Detroit One IS h•gh in dustnal taxes levted In Michigan and not In Ohio Besides, (lov Wtlliam C O'Netll has promised no new taxes lhts year Atkmson suggested that if a community w• nts mdustry, It had better dress its man ners up, as well as 1!s clothes, and ask for tl ' No industry Is gomg to come where it ISn't wanted," Atkinson said Industry also hk• ~ to come where there are adequate hospital fa ctltttes, where schools are modern wtth a wtde c•rriculum of tra1rdng which mdustry can uUhze m employe skills, whete streets and towns are clean and well managed, where the people have enough p<Jde m thetr communi· Ues to create a healthful, p.rogresatve aoctety even tr 11 costs a few tax dollars ,,_ .. ·~ 7 6 &lp Geor1e S Thormyer Pholll 1"-Y Actina Dlteli!O. ma. ll, s~o ' A For The Winner Of '"Y.cle, Or One Of ~eae Other Voluoble Prlses, during Wetllerella "llect ·Yourself Promotion. h~ PRIZE " ~. . . lor lsoth ........ (llrt. Nl p;i., !'" In dupllcolo - Ono lor Girl, 15 pflatl fo.< oa•h In IIIIa Cllant ,...,...... jjr ... """ Ono !ltd J!l"jltl Watch for Boy & Girl Sri! PRIZEWateh lor eaeb 4111 PRIZE - Bro11'111e Stu Filtlh camera lor eaeh. stlo PRIZE - lladml1alon Set for ~lrl- Ball & Glove for Boy. J 6th PRIZE - Sabre "1211" Flash Cunen lor Eaeh. 71lt P&IZE- Playtex Swlnunlllg Cap for Glri-•Handee Fins for Boy. Blh PRIZE - •5.00 Poper Male Pen for eaeh Ulh PRIZE - Paper Mate "Capri" for eaeh. lOth PRI~E- Paper Mat,. "PIIIY Back" Pen lor ea~h. lUh • 1~11>1 PRIZE - o,l, Gallon Sealtelt Ice Creon for etch. Come In Today For Contest Rules WETHERALL'S PHA.RMACV lf, New Rll'fl!ll, Phoae TU·2·1311 I II • •' " , • �• • ' ' • • ' • r- Hartford Tigers Lose To · R acine 5. 2 ~~~~~~. ~~:~::g w• • w• Ag • c lvill In -- - r ' Tile a.u., Seatlael SPORTS DESK tggm§ The Ohio yalley AIJOClatln' Other Coolville hitters wer~ 1 1 o · bebl pac was c: oae m nd the lt!.a- Jk>Yler, 1. Reibel, Swart~, Johnnv gue eading Hutlord Ttgen sua- Tlylor (two) and Bllderaon ail day with four tea.ms - )ladne, wltb 1inalea. ' Middleport, · Coolville ana Galli· · Wlutru, elongated aotJtbp.tw polis in position to overtake •n I who would Uq tO develop a beUer win. 1 curve ball, fa»bed four and walked Hartford lost at Racine, wlth three, h 'o~ best work In the lattor Gerald Clark malnna: t,~a first mou· department since IJ.ttatklnj'~mou td nd appearance of his career by 3. d!Jty, score of ~2. Rac:ine. however ha 1 Balderson zannea one and walk· muffed a solld ehinec to Ue it ·up ed two. Jr. Spencer struekout one by dropping a teat with Coolville and waited one. . Saturday evenlog 111-7. · Coolville !10 010 ~ 9 5 Meanwhile, Coolville also paned Pomeroy 200 112 23X....,.U 12 2 its chaaet Sunday by losina 11-4 to Coolville, Baldenon (LP), J"'. a rejuvenated PomeroY club wfih Spencer (8), and v . Spencer. Por.t· ~ • .•. :rom White, Little LeAgue Redleg, is emerging as one of bnghtest .baseb~ll prospects among the younger fry . He plays an.y posjtion ~lth $kill~ln the infield I>T outfield. has a fl·ne d hits' Ul l . . arm, an e ong 0 short ball with authority. · . Beln~: brought alon~ by manager Don Betzing, the lad i~ hi.tUng .560 ~t the hallWay point in the Little League schedule WJth 14 hits Ill 24 aPpearances, including one doubM!, two tri· pJea, and four homers. He has scored 12 runs. He js the son Kenny WiUinl f~nall:t getting ipto of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. White, Lincoln Heights. st<ide as • pile her. G:~llpollt stay Redlel batting averages ar of Saturday were as f(JIJowa: , A.8 H. AV. we111 17 4 .23!5 Spencer 17 4 .23S GUberl 21 2 .09!1 Wblle 24 14 .5f!O Gordon &mlth boyer M. Hamm WoodgeaNI tb,rsba,ch tt.. Hamm 14 13 12 4 1 1 .281 .077 .083 8 14 22 13 1 2 .110 'I .143 .320 .480 6 -Woody Call'e: lndlll)nA in Middleport ,are being banded flowers as tnc or the belt Lhtl.e League ag· 1rea:atio11.1 in 1lelding and hitting teen In this ,,rei. Woody wants a practl~ game with the highly tou,ed Racine ¢1ub ~nd the Indians their want Wee Foazy Wolfe belt h- on the m()uJ]d for Racine. W en this game is set down as t1o ~ate, time and place, watch for t In The Dally Sentinel. You'll ' 'Piant to see it If YOU like to see JOod bneball . C. W. "Fats" Searls, plio~ of the Middleport Pony League squad wants James. He said, •·w~ had •bout 16 games lined up. Since the Wason 1tartert every one of tbem laded out on us." searletl has a t'slunted elub and wants and needs a:ame1. Call ~lm . becauae he'll alin it t.he drop of A h•L • The Grove Clly Furniture club ill three timea NBA Ohio defending ehampion and is leading the Heart of Obio League , one of the strong. est amateur leagues in the coun· try. Dick lo1d the D-esk the club is loaded with lor.her professional players. Pitc ~er Walters a trim and handsome 6·1 and for'mer Yellow Jacket great, undoubtedly will get thE' call to pitch if this game is promoted here. oVA league officials made 1 counter offer of a $50 guarantee for traveling · ex penses plus 25 ·per cent of the net abo~e- expensea (lights, balls thrown in, etc.) to the Grove City m~~.nager . He has uked a $75 guarantee. We hqpe and ex· pect the public. to support this a:ant.e with t,hcir attendance if it is illgii~. II .tou don 't it w·m be a cold day on the equalor before we venture lo try anl•thn one. K'mg Herds n·IS • N0. 14 F,Of W10 I n Featore Race te Sl .1117 ms am st ..oo e ~:~~:~-:~ · : : := Full Route Test For Pomeroy' Club U.4 ~~::,.u ::·. ~: : Sl. Loult . . . . . . erCty, Wiggins and Neaselroads. BUT COOL VILLI WINS ed in ra-nee with a nlp ani! tucke'"· With Dlc:k Spencer throwing, &t Point Pleasant, w!nnfq 7-8. Coolville toot a seven·inlilng test The standings IO());; l.QI:'tl .,tliis; Siturday evening at Racine transH~rtrord Is &-2 {a m•te up Wht .P.lanted frOm Coolville's ,4iarnon! Point Pleasant to be ph1yed undet S'Jpported with a plagu~ of errilts lights thJs week probably), Racin·1 · Diek Taylor had seven runs again· ls 5-3, MJddJeport and GaiUpo~:~ Jt him in the first two innings (In are 4-3, Coolville ls M. AJI could two walk!, a slna:le by J. Spence.. . make their mov~ tor ·t'ne e~p. Pom· a triple· by John'nY Reibel, lllngle1 eroy is at 2-8 and. 'Point Pleuan~ bY •Boy.Jes and J, Spencer '(lri let'1..6. . ond toning). A hli bauer and five Pomeroy Jumped on Baldy Bl1.· erron helped. ·derson .for . eight !un1 in the f11·• Jr. Wolfe had tbree for three seven mnmg1 wtth a deluge of for the LoserA, Including a homer extra {tale hits. They added three and two doublet!. • more aa:alnst rellefer Jr. $penc •:~ Racine 000 312 0--.+7 9 6 in the bottom of the elahth. . Coolville .340 ·ooo 0-10 T 1 Th~ winnen cUnchcd victory 11 Racine, Taylor (LP), L. ·Wo~te the s1xth when, ahead one rPJJ, t--.·.o ,(3), J. Fisher (8) an1: M~NiekJes. were added on Van V:anke1 ,.; Coolvllle, D. Spencer and ·J, Spen· leadoff walk, Wiggin~:~ doing like- eer. ,. w~·se , and Jimmy J-oe Hemsley HARTP=ORD LOS!S tripled both home. . Chet Oliver's Tigers COUld do Other Pomt!roy h:tte1's wer~~ little against the slant of LitH ~ George Ne:sselro"ds .dn&le and a .Foozy Wolfe Sunday at Racine triple, Bob WiJ&on a two-run trlPlfl with only lour scattered hi.... Ha l· and a dauble: Hemsley wi~h a sin· "" gle and a double beside hls tr~p'.e, ford got two in the fifth on four Mitch, Van Vrankfm, Collins, and walks, a nelders choice and an in· Young, each with singles, and Cun· field out. dirf, a double. Racine got three hit, and three Dick S;--encer doubled two runs runs in the fir st Inning when with home in the first Inning· for t!le two away McNickles was uf~ on losers an{! Johnny ~!bel. trlpl~.!~ol an error, Eddie Stoba.- t iingled, ln the fifth and scored in· a po.tr Jr. Wolle doubled , Larry Wolf~ d doubled . re lay. V. Spenc~r tMn ~1n1 1e · (Continued On ,,.. fllvt) =~ Yf"' In Star Cl~c JUIIIJNGTOJ'; vt UP- A .... Amorli:alll·~~~:=:~=~~ Plttsbltr""' ... , 29 40 .3'12 J''u more will ,t,rt lor . the New York .,. .... H 43 .Ioiii! II,,. Learue lii · Tueodu'• Ali- ·Star Chicago ........ 28 U .888 17 ~..,., -bHe· va"·n·*'" ., ~-e Sunclr(• Rnultt lj. ... H wv .. - - Philadelp}lia 2 .Brooklyn 1 lit atl.pper WaH Altiol), 'l eut]d ·topjbaldelpbia 5 Btookbn 3 2nd one of t1ro left , · h~tl"'-Pittabura:h 1o New York 8 lit CUrt Simmi)Da of the Pb~Ula ~r Pittsburgb 8 New Yort 1 2nd Jobnnr ,A.ntonelU of ~~~ -GWlb. st Louis 3 CineinnaU 2 lJt 10 Inn. American Leaaue Jbaa&tt C. Sl Louis 9 CID,hmatl 6 2 lld P1 Stena:tl bad ' c:ontldena ltaJtt.. · Milwaukee. ChlCI&tt '! ·- .. a':lltflY wrnn of·Clevellnd but Satvnlir'• l:esults !:be~ W)'nn·~:~~~~~tb: -. :.=:b''\9Z:,fll10..":oat~, •:; ·~~ur!q .._. ---'u--ttile ~ .tl'll\ftnlt. _ . ........ of IIUI J11ar -U.... ,.....,. _...,....,.• .,.....,..........,.. ;;;o;i;;;..... ;;;;;;o'iOY;;;Iiued;;;;;;;ii'l;'l;;;U.;;;;;;OOO;;;;;;••.j;;i;'l w,ro Pltl.!burgh 3 Ne• York 2 13 Inns. Cbicagil 3 Milwaukee 2 night ~ = AMERICAN LIAGUI w. L. Pet. New York -- .... 51 28 .683 Chicago .... . ... Q 20 Boston · · ~ · · · · · 42 3'1' '.lOCI Cleveland . . . .. 39 38 .500 Detroit ·-· ..... 39 39 .48'7 ::~!~~il~it.Y . · · · · : =~ Washingtoh .... 21 · Ill~ 01 . o....... ... l l:i 12% 13% ln~C: h~t!:e~!.:~~A.'tne:. , eo tea&ue't dartin& llneU.p It . u;C:~~Jt!150~0~~:,t SP,.bn •Vallable t0 atilt but- he lndlNed' he Wbald"-10 with 81iber Slmn:t<'nl or AnfoneliJ:. ·. , ~ N..fentll .,,.v.D('H . . ~ ;t~ Th~ weatli'ennan . pr~leted . • ;309 28 warm ~y. ~r. the pp!.e . aod' the Detroit 5 Kansas Clt7 2 New York T blnaton 5 BaltinH:Ire 8 Hoitop 4 Chicago g Cleuland 8 let 13 lnn. ·, Chicaa:o ·1 CloitVei&Dd 2 2nd . , . l•tvnllr'~ lewlts Chicago 5 Cle"f'ellnd 1 New Yort 10 Washington 6 Boston U Baltimo~e 2 Kansas City 3 De.t roit 1 121~s., nlJ:bt. ·grandPIPPY t)o·p estn tbe 'lineup.~. Tb.i& ' wi,ll b., Stan'• anee in tbe et 111 ~t ar.d for. Ted. · · . ·' Other AH. S&ar old~UmU1 .are Yogl Berra in bit elahth, Qeol'llt Kell, tbe alxth, and NeiUe Fox, the fifth. Tbe only ~eshman on either · ' 'IJte llllxer that does ,., ad.tn, lob'- ' onywherel RuJPd, .powetful-yet weilha ltu ' ihoa 8 pou odi. in «=f'l~ aocial at the Crouaer and daua:hter, Sue, Dun· Hwtti!l,eton were a:ue1lJ of tho· Church, Saturdar ...,en· blr, W. Va. Wr!Jhtt Sllturilay. Tbeodor ! Kennedy , who undN ina, July \3. ServlnJ w111 bq:lft at ltfn. Sack Kitehen spent tbe 7 p. m. , Wft)t end witb relative! In Colum· a doctDrl care Is now m~.t.cli JRj prOved. . Dale Phelpt. Jetr,rton. h., was bu1. Mra. N. E. Cr(IUier ind cblldten a euest of his »liter. Mll. Alpba Helen SliDIIIn, Toledo, apent the Barr. tWo d8Yt laM w-eek. weet ~nd at the horile of her par- and J.arry Welty ~aJled orr Clydo~e On P.londay, Albert Barr, Gree• tnti.IU. ·Ind Mrs. Ylajl); Sillman. McKni.zht at ~ Pomeroy. .ville. waa a guest of his mother, . . Gj.~eiUI _of· Mr. and Mra. Charles t.t the Barr ,home_ . Randlt'y over the week end were , Jean Kaaay . Columbut, i& t , ¥7. al'd Mn. Ge<!l~ Kandley, Salt house aue•l of Mr. •nd Mrs. Ralph - l\Ock, Va .. L. D. Handley and Kn•P.P· family , H\mi.inJtol" and Howard {Conti'"'" Ft:om p, .. ltour) Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swadley were Sp,url.ock, Cul.loden, w. v 8. The winners only tot sh; hits off auesta ot. th• laUer11 parents. Mr. Mr1. Charles Hanlley spent the . Clark, Jr, Wolfe hld sioa:Je Ju- till· and MrS: Belt "'Or Par:tersbura: on ll'tll.tr Pal't of the week at Rolur fourtb and MeNickJea an.d Af! . n SUnday. Holpital wb<~:re her motber Ls 8 Wolfe had baclr·to-back 1mgles 111 The· Swadleys spent the FoUJlb p.Uenl 1 the seventh that pushed ~lek TP ~ at the 1\ilme of their son-in-law Mra. Anna Miller attended a lor acrou who had walked. · and daught~r. Mr. lnd Mrs. Clayton meettnR of the Oexiter Church La· Ll~tle foozy fam,.ed eight in 0 .1 ~ HebsiU, arut famlly, Albany. dies Aid at the home or Mrs. Ev· of hts lower produc,tlons and WII U:· Mr. an4J Ml'l. Clair Nelton and erett MeKni~ht at Pomeroy, Wed. I ed four, one his b1gher. Vonley Miller caned on Mr. and .nertlay. Clark three and w;alked only o~l:! !Kls. Frank Nelson, WUkesvUlt, Waid Kennedy is rufterlni from showJna: exeeJJent control. Mr. and Mrs. E.dwln Nelson· and an arthritic and bardenin& of the Hartford :(1()0 020 000-2 5 2 Mr. pd, Kra. Geor&e Martin. Sun~ arterl•s eon~tion. He is under the Racine 300 010 lOX-' 6 1 day after"'oon. .. eare of Dr. JJavie. H~rtford , Clark and Tuck Mra. ~th.IJ ,, Wllliameon, Rut· ~cme~ L. Wolfe and MeNh:kles. Mf. and J,(TS. llek Bartru.m wereo Of gueJ~I · of ~ his .~r~ther-ln- law and· .._nd ulle,d on her brother! Waid POIP~T LC~SES AOAI_N , r6-..- sister fat Mirlon, Ohio over the· Xe~nedy, Wedqesday evenmg. G11lllp~hs. won its git.mfl' In .ht• Ill week end.. 'l . Mll'IIP'le Hoffman will leave Sal· seventh mtung when tJ,e Hor8 Willi 'til:. '•nd lin. l61bard Ledlle and urday for · Ak~n where she will 4-2 in · their favor, 1tdding thrl't' · children, T()ledo; are spendJnc be a 'house guest of her c~usin. runs It stOod up agairut. twil ru11· their. vacatibn <the home of his - .Mr.. and Mrs. R.udy Gerstmyers, in b9th the ela:hth afld ~nth in· parents, tlr. 'and Mrs. J. T. Udlie. Chicago, were guests for the week ninas,Jor Point Pleasan.L Lynn Baflrum, Toledo arrived ot Mr~. Gentmyen' br.o tber·ln-law Emtl Thomas led off the..seventh '"W~tlne~ly twt.U•g ·lo visit Mr. and 1l1ter, -M..r. and Mn. Harold by beiltg hit by Denny Weda:e, an,t JDd .Mrs. Jaek Bartrum ror the Gardner. with one out Jarvili .af;td Weln sb· week e11d. The Gerstmyen and Gardenen gled, the latter .scoring on V<~h ·n· Mr, 1pwl.- Ml'lo CeeU BoUn SP".Ut spent two di)'l last week In Wheel· tine's fielder's choice. Swnd•y lri COlumbus. t inJ, W. Va. Point nearly tied It up In tH e · They 11nd flfr. and Mrs. Robert· top of the ninth wben Wedge 1P- I ofl with a single, stole second , third, and scored on a wild pil ~h. With one out Rodney W.amsky was hit, st9le set'ond and third a ,l 1 ACR,SS 4. A Liberian 2.5. A ~ored on Jake Rainey'• slm( • wetaht 1. Bonds· _ nauytBut biR Lee Valentine, in rel~el 26. 8f;IVIne MI.n 5. Blunder for McKean, stoPped the rally. adi. e. A~niCI'a" 6. Fettet Other ·Point hitter~ were Rrd explort:r 1. Cooktnr mal•' V{amsley, Jim Capehart, Rain",. 27. Fare• U. Shor• !at . wells Greenlee, all with ·a dded single111, btrd 8. Hail! ~8 . a.. l2. Port .. 9. Keep ' ~usty Wamsley .and Hindu He>n Too M.ny Hudtons l,· rone! 13. Source of Ht. ToiiM 1 derson each with a single 1n I ATTLEBORO, Mass. - (UP) 30. Pres!lfll rold tBlb.) 11. Errl.l'ld lriple. Ther~ are no fewer th~n four Hud· :u. Pllt· · 14. Ruued 19. Narrow for Gallipolis, lctrvis h~;~d tw•l son Streeh in the SQuth Attleboro SlhlNIIJ'I A•••u UUon· mountal" •trip slngl~s. Wien two, and J. Thom as, •ectlon 1(5! t.his city, 3&. Cuckoo lng cr~1t 20. Wine ' . Valentine, Buraette, and Gord on 32. Glrl't name 40. Sailor '15. Open (JKltl.) · ve11el one each. McKean h:1d a triple. ~ s lang) ~4 . \fiBVe top JO. Mtddli! 21. Toward Pl. Pleasant 000 200 022--6 9 0 36. E'mplGty:\ 41. 01rl's name 1T. Mulberry 23. Penny GallipoliS 220 000 30X- 7 ~ 0 1.8. PecUliar to Point, Denny Wed~e and CIM· t1. Se.sam' ence D,ortahue; Gallipolis, McKea1 22. Become• Valenhne (9) and Burdette. v1pt~r .•. ··' Wigg-ins Wins tlj> amtrol Beater ejector. Heel root. IUngr on walL .t ' ,. .WJ EH 23. Studil!a Befort YOII take I !l4 . Faaten $18.95 "'' ' See Yeur:,ftotite · c;.~· PortallltAflill'ihcl .Deller I - , .. ·-· . .•.:~ ,' . POMEjtOY I . ' .. .. -' ( Meigs County News ,. ) 1 • ........ j . . .. ~ I·; .. ,II 1f:50 a. • :~if> • '..'r1 . • i' . .• ' ' CHESSIE'S RAILROAD GROW? 0... .is 1mu t.Uifot wuf Cfwls~~ lili4 OM. U ut.t, lo ,...U 1/tu II bifglr, IHiilr .... ..1U,..Ifl. ' .r ·~ .jj. 'J . ,. D~ily • · -· 1se• tO . Nature apirltl 42 . Cre•cent. ftgurea 43. Baking' , chambert: .ff.U~ DOWN 1. PourleN 2 . ...... lobe 3. Stick to on 990 spot Writer I --killed a childlu1' by takiDI a (oolllh cha-nee." No OM qpeeta to meet. ....th n th1 roU. No one ~ 10 ••- it. Yot, 1ait J"!!' 40,000 A'""lcanl dlod jD \nllo -'denio. " loloolot-4ootbecan : M pmtnted-wltlh your OOODW&tiql PalJn ,{A81&) :M. Footed vue 3T. BlbiiCat ~ n . Emblem --OnYour Radio Dial . :· '':r: DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'o how to work Ill ,... ' Olive lngriha11 .. Chessle's "ldttens• are tb' 93,000 freightean . owned by Chesapeake •• i Ohlo. At the ome time, a claily average uf 118,000 "guest" can OWDed by other ratlroads-move over C&O. $hlppers realize how lihPntant 1J is to know where their cars are at ' any partlcWar time. Now, With Its new ~ Location liilotmatibn Center-CLIC for ahort-Cheaapeake ajlil Ohio can tell them exactly..CLIC's 25;000 . miles pi servicing wires..;. the._ worlcJ:s largest · fl>)l ,YJI LB__ A t _X R lsi..ONOPI:LLO'\f. ' One l'tter limply sta~41 for another. . tn this sample A 11 used for the three L'a. X fof the two O's, •tc. Single letters; apot· t~pi;el, llllliltl\ andl f~Uon or the word• an: a.n hlntL kith day the. cOde lette,. are dtU~e'nt. u,. A 'C'I'JIID..,;.;. quotation '· Yit 'Q J L - .•' ... ~\ to hive FUN- f9. Convert tntOion1 3:'1. FWUI St. f\erutate 1 MAKES g lh&ped , Dl,llrlbtlted by OENEJW:; -.!!ic;TRIC SVPPIIY CO. . ·.. A D'vls!On of Gen~{~lEI~~Ir~ Company · · · Clnolnnatl- Da~b/,n ~ P!J~mou,th ' '' 26. Enclosure 3~. ,. ~l!IIDDLEPORT . . Elberfeld • , . . ~ . .. . jt-'R · .... '.i! t• . 1 Ewl.... •a Sto' re : '" ., •.1:~~:~ .:r f·'!' · ·r .INII'Oftl Gilmore Supply Co1,,·,· ,. ·, · · • · ., n WHAT GASOLINE ALLEY .. ' Yellow. and Whlte. • .. ~-- · 1 ' A'vaUable In Tllrqu-. Pink. . UL ABNER I New s..speec~ ~ ·---· - 4fh ' DAILY CROSSWORD .. '' - - n•••• -. ".... •:••· t¥ v,. ~inc 111 ~IJVillt I odd 1men !' ~dieted 1 lfatiqnal Leiaue vldo:')'. , : , · Stan Mu•fal Of the St•. Loub CArdiJ;l~ll aQd Willl~lnl . lt'e the "VACATION-TIME" Jl'etty and rhlldren spent I ntgbteap or a double-leader with lhe lll'hlle SOJ SUII<II~. \V.Ql'en LANGSVILLE w. .VUII.!ino all<l VIe- w~ Alttcm 1:14 ~ has Milwaukie RUtbpaw lvndiJ'• ••lllUit'l w.. SCIENCE IN . .. ,OUR UFE ..IIIIONI'I' La,..vllle 4-H Club met at the home Of Mr._ Alpha Barr, Frlday. at Cheshire. Week ebd &ueat• of Mr. and Mr. and Mn. ManhalJ CaJii.llc . · · H1'1. W. E. Crouter were Mr. and Jacluon were . wtek end IUeftl or , MrL J:¥tr17 Crouaer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dale: Wrllhl, The 4·H Boyi and Girls are spOa· ~h Bottom,\:\' . and Raymond Mrs. Anna DuteJ:. and chUdren. 1 :ii or~~~~;-~":' ~~~':f PhiJadeiphia 9 BrootJyn 4 ·Sl Louis 13 Ci.oelDnatl S Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0:, July 8, 1957--S ICOK\' 'c. I(~Jt•o D S K J!' K i'til!: K LKNFJHNXUEK A Bj UK EX K I K 0'\:L~~XN. SWi:B:f$ GROWN COMMO:< . X1f . Xb-OIH·fiO S.turd"l''• Cryptoquole: Tlii:JR DEAR DELldH'r~SMAKESPi:AJ!E. Olltt"ut.. ti·, Kij.l r,atum l~adlealt LOSio: summer monlht. Four limes ~ lnute, there'• • nil on the .Red Med for blood it hiah durin& ''* Cro~~ to aupply thlt pNCiou life fluid. Ji.nd onlr cu •upplr it. ·lt'emembtlr, ~etence hi• found no svbsthvte fot blood ia aaviri.1 lives. Help now-he!P your f•mlb-belp ,,,.e • life I C.II ·your Re'd Croaa for 111 •ppolnuneat-bt/OH JOU co ·:011 ncalionl ....-:.-..:::;;..._ NANCY ..... _.~ . .:~,..-.,' @ AUNT FRITZI--· THIS IS MY DOG COSTUME FOR IRMA'S PARTY .- ·~ ' .' ,.' transportation teletype ll•~k-brlnp ship. pert Ill• ~t modem systprNI.cJe cu report·· _ inj' methods. ,. - · ,.J He,.·s how It worb: As soon u a frtdght cu JllOVU .throuJ!h a c&s.' . s~tlon yard or pa...,. a a;taJOt jlmctlon polat ' . '' ' .. ' . . .. i ~. : ' . ) < • {t? f•,-• ' "~. ··, ,...... " .l IT'S NICE, EIUT IT HAS A VERY MI:A'N j EXPRESSION ' �• • ' ' • • ' • r- Hartford Tigers Lose To · R acine 5. 2 ~~~~~~. ~~:~::g w• • w• Ag • c lvill In -- - r ' Tile a.u., Seatlael SPORTS DESK tggm§ The Ohio yalley AIJOClatln' Other Coolville hitters wer~ 1 1 o · bebl pac was c: oae m nd the lt!.a- Jk>Yler, 1. Reibel, Swart~, Johnnv gue eading Hutlord Ttgen sua- Tlylor (two) and Bllderaon ail day with four tea.ms - )ladne, wltb 1inalea. ' Middleport, · Coolville ana Galli· · Wlutru, elongated aotJtbp.tw polis in position to overtake •n I who would Uq tO develop a beUer win. 1 curve ball, fa»bed four and walked Hartford lost at Racine, wlth three, h 'o~ best work In the lattor Gerald Clark malnna: t,~a first mou· department since IJ.ttatklnj'~mou td nd appearance of his career by 3. d!Jty, score of ~2. Rac:ine. however ha 1 Balderson zannea one and walk· muffed a solld ehinec to Ue it ·up ed two. Jr. Spencer struekout one by dropping a teat with Coolville and waited one. . Saturday evenlog 111-7. · Coolville !10 010 ~ 9 5 Meanwhile, Coolville also paned Pomeroy 200 112 23X....,.U 12 2 its chaaet Sunday by losina 11-4 to Coolville, Baldenon (LP), J"'. a rejuvenated PomeroY club wfih Spencer (8), and v . Spencer. Por.t· ~ • .•. :rom White, Little LeAgue Redleg, is emerging as one of bnghtest .baseb~ll prospects among the younger fry . He plays an.y posjtion ~lth $kill~ln the infield I>T outfield. has a fl·ne d hits' Ul l . . arm, an e ong 0 short ball with authority. · . Beln~: brought alon~ by manager Don Betzing, the lad i~ hi.tUng .560 ~t the hallWay point in the Little League schedule WJth 14 hits Ill 24 aPpearances, including one doubM!, two tri· pJea, and four homers. He has scored 12 runs. He js the son Kenny WiUinl f~nall:t getting ipto of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. White, Lincoln Heights. st<ide as • pile her. G:~llpollt stay Redlel batting averages ar of Saturday were as f(JIJowa: , A.8 H. AV. we111 17 4 .23!5 Spencer 17 4 .23S GUberl 21 2 .09!1 Wblle 24 14 .5f!O Gordon &mlth boyer M. Hamm WoodgeaNI tb,rsba,ch tt.. Hamm 14 13 12 4 1 1 .281 .077 .083 8 14 22 13 1 2 .110 'I .143 .320 .480 6 -Woody Call'e: lndlll)nA in Middleport ,are being banded flowers as tnc or the belt Lhtl.e League ag· 1rea:atio11.1 in 1lelding and hitting teen In this ,,rei. Woody wants a practl~ game with the highly tou,ed Racine ¢1ub ~nd the Indians their want Wee Foazy Wolfe belt h- on the m()uJ]d for Racine. W en this game is set down as t1o ~ate, time and place, watch for t In The Dally Sentinel. You'll ' 'Piant to see it If YOU like to see JOod bneball . C. W. "Fats" Searls, plio~ of the Middleport Pony League squad wants James. He said, •·w~ had •bout 16 games lined up. Since the Wason 1tartert every one of tbem laded out on us." searletl has a t'slunted elub and wants and needs a:ame1. Call ~lm . becauae he'll alin it t.he drop of A h•L • The Grove Clly Furniture club ill three timea NBA Ohio defending ehampion and is leading the Heart of Obio League , one of the strong. est amateur leagues in the coun· try. Dick lo1d the D-esk the club is loaded with lor.her professional players. Pitc ~er Walters a trim and handsome 6·1 and for'mer Yellow Jacket great, undoubtedly will get thE' call to pitch if this game is promoted here. oVA league officials made 1 counter offer of a $50 guarantee for traveling · ex penses plus 25 ·per cent of the net abo~e- expensea (lights, balls thrown in, etc.) to the Grove City m~~.nager . He has uked a $75 guarantee. We hqpe and ex· pect the public. to support this a:ant.e with t,hcir attendance if it is illgii~. II .tou don 't it w·m be a cold day on the equalor before we venture lo try anl•thn one. K'mg Herds n·IS • N0. 14 F,Of W10 I n Featore Race te Sl .1117 ms am st ..oo e ~:~~:~-:~ · : : := Full Route Test For Pomeroy' Club U.4 ~~::,.u ::·. ~: : Sl. Loult . . . . . . erCty, Wiggins and Neaselroads. BUT COOL VILLI WINS ed in ra-nee with a nlp ani! tucke'"· With Dlc:k Spencer throwing, &t Point Pleasant, w!nnfq 7-8. Coolville toot a seven·inlilng test The standings IO());; l.QI:'tl .,tliis; Siturday evening at Racine transH~rtrord Is &-2 {a m•te up Wht .P.lanted frOm Coolville's ,4iarnon! Point Pleasant to be ph1yed undet S'Jpported with a plagu~ of errilts lights thJs week probably), Racin·1 · Diek Taylor had seven runs again· ls 5-3, MJddJeport and GaiUpo~:~ Jt him in the first two innings (In are 4-3, Coolville ls M. AJI could two walk!, a slna:le by J. Spence.. . make their mov~ tor ·t'ne e~p. Pom· a triple· by John'nY Reibel, lllngle1 eroy is at 2-8 and. 'Point Pleuan~ bY •Boy.Jes and J, Spencer '(lri let'1..6. . ond toning). A hli bauer and five Pomeroy Jumped on Baldy Bl1.· erron helped. ·derson .for . eight !un1 in the f11·• Jr. Wolfe had tbree for three seven mnmg1 wtth a deluge of for the LoserA, Including a homer extra {tale hits. They added three and two doublet!. • more aa:alnst rellefer Jr. $penc •:~ Racine 000 312 0--.+7 9 6 in the bottom of the elahth. . Coolville .340 ·ooo 0-10 T 1 Th~ winnen cUnchcd victory 11 Racine, Taylor (LP), L. ·Wo~te the s1xth when, ahead one rPJJ, t--.·.o ,(3), J. Fisher (8) an1: M~NiekJes. were added on Van V:anke1 ,.; Coolvllle, D. Spencer and ·J, Spen· leadoff walk, Wiggin~:~ doing like- eer. ,. w~·se , and Jimmy J-oe Hemsley HARTP=ORD LOS!S tripled both home. . Chet Oliver's Tigers COUld do Other Pomt!roy h:tte1's wer~~ little against the slant of LitH ~ George Ne:sselro"ds .dn&le and a .Foozy Wolfe Sunday at Racine triple, Bob WiJ&on a two-run trlPlfl with only lour scattered hi.... Ha l· and a dauble: Hemsley wi~h a sin· "" gle and a double beside hls tr~p'.e, ford got two in the fifth on four Mitch, Van Vrankfm, Collins, and walks, a nelders choice and an in· Young, each with singles, and Cun· field out. dirf, a double. Racine got three hit, and three Dick S;--encer doubled two runs runs in the fir st Inning when with home in the first Inning· for t!le two away McNickles was uf~ on losers an{! Johnny ~!bel. trlpl~.!~ol an error, Eddie Stoba.- t iingled, ln the fifth and scored in· a po.tr Jr. Wolle doubled , Larry Wolf~ d doubled . re lay. V. Spenc~r tMn ~1n1 1e · (Continued On ,,.. fllvt) =~ Yf"' In Star Cl~c JUIIIJNGTOJ'; vt UP- A .... Amorli:alll·~~~:=:~=~~ Plttsbltr""' ... , 29 40 .3'12 J''u more will ,t,rt lor . the New York .,. .... H 43 .Ioiii! II,,. Learue lii · Tueodu'• Ali- ·Star Chicago ........ 28 U .888 17 ~..,., -bHe· va"·n·*'" ., ~-e Sunclr(• Rnultt lj. ... H wv .. - - Philadelp}lia 2 .Brooklyn 1 lit atl.pper WaH Altiol), 'l eut]d ·topjbaldelpbia 5 Btookbn 3 2nd one of t1ro left , · h~tl"'-Pittabura:h 1o New York 8 lit CUrt Simmi)Da of the Pb~Ula ~r Pittsburgb 8 New Yort 1 2nd Jobnnr ,A.ntonelU of ~~~ -GWlb. st Louis 3 CineinnaU 2 lJt 10 Inn. American Leaaue Jbaa&tt C. Sl Louis 9 CID,hmatl 6 2 lld P1 Stena:tl bad ' c:ontldena ltaJtt.. · Milwaukee. ChlCI&tt '! ·- .. a':lltflY wrnn of·Clevellnd but Satvnlir'• l:esults !:be~ W)'nn·~:~~~~~tb: -. :.=:b''\9Z:,fll10..":oat~, •:; ·~~ur!q .._. ---'u--ttile ~ .tl'll\ftnlt. _ . ........ of IIUI J11ar -U.... ,.....,. _...,....,.• .,.....,..........,.. ;;;o;i;;;..... ;;;;;;o'iOY;;;Iiued;;;;;;;ii'l;'l;;;U.;;;;;;OOO;;;;;;••.j;;i;'l w,ro Pltl.!burgh 3 Ne• York 2 13 Inns. Cbicagil 3 Milwaukee 2 night ~ = AMERICAN LIAGUI w. L. Pet. New York -- .... 51 28 .683 Chicago .... . ... Q 20 Boston · · ~ · · · · · 42 3'1' '.lOCI Cleveland . . . .. 39 38 .500 Detroit ·-· ..... 39 39 .48'7 ::~!~~il~it.Y . · · · · : =~ Washingtoh .... 21 · Ill~ 01 . o....... ... l l:i 12% 13% ln~C: h~t!:e~!.:~~A.'tne:. , eo tea&ue't dartin& llneU.p It . u;C:~~Jt!150~0~~:,t SP,.bn •Vallable t0 atilt but- he lndlNed' he Wbald"-10 with 81iber Slmn:t<'nl or AnfoneliJ:. ·. , ~ N..fentll .,,.v.D('H . . ~ ;t~ Th~ weatli'ennan . pr~leted . • ;309 28 warm ~y. ~r. the pp!.e . aod' the Detroit 5 Kansas Clt7 2 New York T blnaton 5 BaltinH:Ire 8 Hoitop 4 Chicago g Cleuland 8 let 13 lnn. ·, Chicaa:o ·1 CloitVei&Dd 2 2nd . , . l•tvnllr'~ lewlts Chicago 5 Cle"f'ellnd 1 New Yort 10 Washington 6 Boston U Baltimo~e 2 Kansas City 3 De.t roit 1 121~s., nlJ:bt. ·grandPIPPY t)o·p estn tbe 'lineup.~. Tb.i& ' wi,ll b., Stan'• anee in tbe et 111 ~t ar.d for. Ted. · · . ·' Other AH. S&ar old~UmU1 .are Yogl Berra in bit elahth, Qeol'llt Kell, tbe alxth, and NeiUe Fox, the fifth. Tbe only ~eshman on either · ' 'IJte llllxer that does ,., ad.tn, lob'- ' onywherel RuJPd, .powetful-yet weilha ltu ' ihoa 8 pou odi. in «=f'l~ aocial at the Crouaer and daua:hter, Sue, Dun· Hwtti!l,eton were a:ue1lJ of tho· Church, Saturdar ...,en· blr, W. Va. Wr!Jhtt Sllturilay. Tbeodor ! Kennedy , who undN ina, July \3. ServlnJ w111 bq:lft at ltfn. Sack Kitehen spent tbe 7 p. m. , Wft)t end witb relative! In Colum· a doctDrl care Is now m~.t.cli JRj prOved. . Dale Phelpt. Jetr,rton. h., was bu1. Mra. N. E. Cr(IUier ind cblldten a euest of his »liter. Mll. Alpba Helen SliDIIIn, Toledo, apent the Barr. tWo d8Yt laM w-eek. weet ~nd at the horile of her par- and J.arry Welty ~aJled orr Clydo~e On P.londay, Albert Barr, Gree• tnti.IU. ·Ind Mrs. Ylajl); Sillman. McKni.zht at ~ Pomeroy. .ville. waa a guest of his mother, . . Gj.~eiUI _of· Mr. and Mra. Charles t.t the Barr ,home_ . Randlt'y over the week end were , Jean Kaaay . Columbut, i& t , ¥7. al'd Mn. Ge<!l~ Kandley, Salt house aue•l of Mr. •nd Mrs. Ralph - l\Ock, Va .. L. D. Handley and Kn•P.P· family , H\mi.inJtol" and Howard {Conti'"'" Ft:om p, .. ltour) Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swadley were Sp,url.ock, Cul.loden, w. v 8. The winners only tot sh; hits off auesta ot. th• laUer11 parents. Mr. Mr1. Charles Hanlley spent the . Clark, Jr, Wolfe hld sioa:Je Ju- till· and MrS: Belt "'Or Par:tersbura: on ll'tll.tr Pal't of the week at Rolur fourtb and MeNickJea an.d Af! . n SUnday. Holpital wb<~:re her motber Ls 8 Wolfe had baclr·to-back 1mgles 111 The· Swadleys spent the FoUJlb p.Uenl 1 the seventh that pushed ~lek TP ~ at the 1\ilme of their son-in-law Mra. Anna Miller attended a lor acrou who had walked. · and daught~r. Mr. lnd Mrs. Clayton meettnR of the Oexiter Church La· Ll~tle foozy fam,.ed eight in 0 .1 ~ HebsiU, arut famlly, Albany. dies Aid at the home or Mrs. Ev· of hts lower produc,tlons and WII U:· Mr. an4J Ml'l. Clair Nelton and erett MeKni~ht at Pomeroy, Wed. I ed four, one his b1gher. Vonley Miller caned on Mr. and .nertlay. Clark three and w;alked only o~l:! !Kls. Frank Nelson, WUkesvUlt, Waid Kennedy is rufterlni from showJna: exeeJJent control. Mr. and Mrs. E.dwln Nelson· and an arthritic and bardenin& of the Hartford :(1()0 020 000-2 5 2 Mr. pd, Kra. Geor&e Martin. Sun~ arterl•s eon~tion. He is under the Racine 300 010 lOX-' 6 1 day after"'oon. .. eare of Dr. JJavie. H~rtford , Clark and Tuck Mra. ~th.IJ ,, Wllliameon, Rut· ~cme~ L. Wolfe and MeNh:kles. Mf. and J,(TS. llek Bartru.m wereo Of gueJ~I · of ~ his .~r~ther-ln- law and· .._nd ulle,d on her brother! Waid POIP~T LC~SES AOAI_N , r6-..- sister fat Mirlon, Ohio over the· Xe~nedy, Wedqesday evenmg. G11lllp~hs. won its git.mfl' In .ht• Ill week end.. 'l . Mll'IIP'le Hoffman will leave Sal· seventh mtung when tJ,e Hor8 Willi 'til:. '•nd lin. l61bard Ledlle and urday for · Ak~n where she will 4-2 in · their favor, 1tdding thrl't' · children, T()ledo; are spendJnc be a 'house guest of her c~usin. runs It stOod up agairut. twil ru11· their. vacatibn <the home of his - .Mr.. and Mrs. R.udy Gerstmyers, in b9th the ela:hth afld ~nth in· parents, tlr. 'and Mrs. J. T. Udlie. Chicago, were guests for the week ninas,Jor Point Pleasan.L Lynn Baflrum, Toledo arrived ot Mr~. Gentmyen' br.o tber·ln-law Emtl Thomas led off the..seventh '"W~tlne~ly twt.U•g ·lo visit Mr. and 1l1ter, -M..r. and Mn. Harold by beiltg hit by Denny Weda:e, an,t JDd .Mrs. Jaek Bartrum ror the Gardner. with one out Jarvili .af;td Weln sb· week e11d. The Gerstmyen and Gardenen gled, the latter .scoring on V<~h ·n· Mr, 1pwl.- Ml'lo CeeU BoUn SP".Ut spent two di)'l last week In Wheel· tine's fielder's choice. Swnd•y lri COlumbus. t inJ, W. Va. Point nearly tied It up In tH e · They 11nd flfr. and Mrs. Robert· top of the ninth wben Wedge 1P- I ofl with a single, stole second , third, and scored on a wild pil ~h. With one out Rodney W.amsky was hit, st9le set'ond and third a ,l 1 ACR,SS 4. A Liberian 2.5. A ~ored on Jake Rainey'• slm( • wetaht 1. Bonds· _ nauytBut biR Lee Valentine, in rel~el 26. 8f;IVIne MI.n 5. Blunder for McKean, stoPped the rally. adi. e. A~niCI'a" 6. Fettet Other ·Point hitter~ were Rrd explort:r 1. Cooktnr mal•' V{amsley, Jim Capehart, Rain",. 27. Fare• U. Shor• !at . wells Greenlee, all with ·a dded single111, btrd 8. Hail! ~8 . a.. l2. Port .. 9. Keep ' ~usty Wamsley .and Hindu He>n Too M.ny Hudtons l,· rone! 13. Source of Ht. ToiiM 1 derson each with a single 1n I ATTLEBORO, Mass. - (UP) 30. Pres!lfll rold tBlb.) 11. Errl.l'ld lriple. Ther~ are no fewer th~n four Hud· :u. Pllt· · 14. Ruued 19. Narrow for Gallipolis, lctrvis h~;~d tw•l son Streeh in the SQuth Attleboro SlhlNIIJ'I A•••u UUon· mountal" •trip slngl~s. Wien two, and J. Thom as, •ectlon 1(5! t.his city, 3&. Cuckoo lng cr~1t 20. Wine ' . Valentine, Buraette, and Gord on 32. Glrl't name 40. Sailor '15. Open (JKltl.) · ve11el one each. McKean h:1d a triple. ~ s lang) ~4 . \fiBVe top JO. Mtddli! 21. Toward Pl. Pleasant 000 200 022--6 9 0 36. E'mplGty:\ 41. 01rl's name 1T. Mulberry 23. Penny GallipoliS 220 000 30X- 7 ~ 0 1.8. PecUliar to Point, Denny Wed~e and CIM· t1. Se.sam' ence D,ortahue; Gallipolis, McKea1 22. Become• Valenhne (9) and Burdette. v1pt~r .•. ··' Wigg-ins Wins tlj> amtrol Beater ejector. Heel root. IUngr on walL .t ' ,. .WJ EH 23. Studil!a Befort YOII take I !l4 . Faaten $18.95 "'' ' See Yeur:,ftotite · c;.~· PortallltAflill'ihcl .Deller I - , .. ·-· . .•.:~ ,' . POMEjtOY I . ' .. .. -' ( Meigs County News ,. ) 1 • ........ j . . .. ~ I·; .. ,II 1f:50 a. • :~if> • '..'r1 . • i' . .• ' ' CHESSIE'S RAILROAD GROW? 0... .is 1mu t.Uifot wuf Cfwls~~ lili4 OM. U ut.t, lo ,...U 1/tu II bifglr, IHiilr .... ..1U,..Ifl. ' .r ·~ .jj. 'J . ,. D~ily • · -· 1se• tO . Nature apirltl 42 . Cre•cent. ftgurea 43. Baking' , chambert: .ff.U~ DOWN 1. PourleN 2 . ...... lobe 3. Stick to on 990 spot Writer I --killed a childlu1' by takiDI a (oolllh cha-nee." No OM qpeeta to meet. ....th n th1 roU. No one ~ 10 ••- it. Yot, 1ait J"!!' 40,000 A'""lcanl dlod jD \nllo -'denio. " loloolot-4ootbecan : M pmtnted-wltlh your OOODW&tiql PalJn ,{A81&) :M. Footed vue 3T. BlbiiCat ~ n . Emblem --OnYour Radio Dial . :· '':r: DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'o how to work Ill ,... ' Olive lngriha11 .. Chessle's "ldttens• are tb' 93,000 freightean . owned by Chesapeake •• i Ohlo. At the ome time, a claily average uf 118,000 "guest" can OWDed by other ratlroads-move over C&O. $hlppers realize how lihPntant 1J is to know where their cars are at ' any partlcWar time. Now, With Its new ~ Location liilotmatibn Center-CLIC for ahort-Cheaapeake ajlil Ohio can tell them exactly..CLIC's 25;000 . miles pi servicing wires..;. the._ worlcJ:s largest · fl>)l ,YJI LB__ A t _X R lsi..ONOPI:LLO'\f. ' One l'tter limply sta~41 for another. . tn this sample A 11 used for the three L'a. X fof the two O's, •tc. Single letters; apot· t~pi;el, llllliltl\ andl f~Uon or the word• an: a.n hlntL kith day the. cOde lette,. are dtU~e'nt. u,. A 'C'I'JIID..,;.;. quotation '· Yit 'Q J L - .•' ... ~\ to hive FUN- f9. Convert tntOion1 3:'1. FWUI St. f\erutate 1 MAKES g lh&ped , Dl,llrlbtlted by OENEJW:; -.!!ic;TRIC SVPPIIY CO. . ·.. A D'vls!On of Gen~{~lEI~~Ir~ Company · · · Clnolnnatl- Da~b/,n ~ P!J~mou,th ' '' 26. Enclosure 3~. ,. ~l!IIDDLEPORT . . Elberfeld • , . . ~ . .. . jt-'R · .... '.i! t• . 1 Ewl.... •a Sto' re : '" ., •.1:~~:~ .:r f·'!' · ·r .INII'Oftl Gilmore Supply Co1,,·,· ,. ·, · · • · ., n WHAT GASOLINE ALLEY .. ' Yellow. and Whlte. • .. ~-- · 1 ' A'vaUable In Tllrqu-. Pink. . UL ABNER I New s..speec~ ~ ·---· - 4fh ' DAILY CROSSWORD .. '' - - n•••• -. ".... •:••· t¥ v,. ~inc 111 ~IJVillt I odd 1men !' ~dieted 1 lfatiqnal Leiaue vldo:')'. , : , · Stan Mu•fal Of the St•. Loub CArdiJ;l~ll aQd Willl~lnl . lt'e the "VACATION-TIME" Jl'etty and rhlldren spent I ntgbteap or a double-leader with lhe lll'hlle SOJ SUII<II~. \V.Ql'en LANGSVILLE w. .VUII.!ino all<l VIe- w~ Alttcm 1:14 ~ has Milwaukie RUtbpaw lvndiJ'• ••lllUit'l w.. SCIENCE IN . .. ,OUR UFE ..IIIIONI'I' La,..vllle 4-H Club met at the home Of Mr._ Alpha Barr, Frlday. at Cheshire. Week ebd &ueat• of Mr. and Mr. and Mn. ManhalJ CaJii.llc . · · H1'1. W. E. Crouter were Mr. and Jacluon were . wtek end IUeftl or , MrL J:¥tr17 Crouaer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dale: Wrllhl, The 4·H Boyi and Girls are spOa· ~h Bottom,\:\' . and Raymond Mrs. Anna DuteJ:. and chUdren. 1 :ii or~~~~;-~":' ~~~':f PhiJadeiphia 9 BrootJyn 4 ·Sl Louis 13 Ci.oelDnatl S Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0:, July 8, 1957--S ICOK\' 'c. I(~Jt•o D S K J!' K i'til!: K LKNFJHNXUEK A Bj UK EX K I K 0'\:L~~XN. SWi:B:f$ GROWN COMMO:< . X1f . Xb-OIH·fiO S.turd"l''• Cryptoquole: Tlii:JR DEAR DELldH'r~SMAKESPi:AJ!E. Olltt"ut.. ti·, Kij.l r,atum l~adlealt LOSio: summer monlht. Four limes ~ lnute, there'• • nil on the .Red Med for blood it hiah durin& ''* Cro~~ to aupply thlt pNCiou life fluid. Ji.nd onlr cu •upplr it. ·lt'emembtlr, ~etence hi• found no svbsthvte fot blood ia aaviri.1 lives. Help now-he!P your f•mlb-belp ,,,.e • life I C.II ·your Re'd Croaa for 111 •ppolnuneat-bt/OH JOU co ·:011 ncalionl ....-:.-..:::;;..._ NANCY ..... _.~ . .:~,..-.,' @ AUNT FRITZI--· THIS IS MY DOG COSTUME FOR IRMA'S PARTY .- ·~ ' .' ,.' transportation teletype ll•~k-brlnp ship. pert Ill• ~t modem systprNI.cJe cu report·· _ inj' methods. ,. - · ,.J He,.·s how It worb: As soon u a frtdght cu JllOVU .throuJ!h a c&s.' . s~tlon yard or pa...,. a a;taJOt jlmctlon polat ' . '' ' .. ' . . .. i ~. : ' . ) < • {t? f•,-• ' "~. ··, ,...... " .l IT'S NICE, EIUT IT HAS A VERY MI:A'N j EXPRESSION ' �-.. -· . _. • - ..• • •, ' \ . ' -· • ' Middleport New Fall, Winter Fashions Kill Off That DemiN'e Look For Evening Janet Mae Epperly To Be Married To p • • k E 0 U.n Q fiC • U11 J-: tbeu bome, Mor,antown, W. Va., after 1 ~t;everal daye. vltit 111other, Mn. Bertha AUil \ and other re laU,vea Tbey ..ere- ae•r GAY PAULIY 11 &ei.Da Pl't!'f"aewed r.ow for 200 ~I c'bmpamed bE.re by Mrs AlJiJ wbo UnltMIJt.,... St.tf C..t 11,1rMI1"tt fuhlon reporter. in town for the Mr. and Mra Tbomu Dauer &pent 1 week's vaeation with them NEW 1YORk, UP - Sea "' Utb aeml · anou•l PreSII Weei:. (£mma Jane Buell) and ehilttren, Mr ud Mra. F'rank Epperly, Sr. Mr and Mrs. Carl Fiatter of Wiled ~tead qt '" coQCeal 't! ~ leadina deslgqers, of and Albert, left. SUnday for of Raeme, Rt 2, are aonoundDI Moorehead, Ky , are speftdrn1 1 b 6aek 1D •lYle. the eouture ll'OIIP of the Ne ' Joiinal<>~ City, Tenn., after 8 vjldt the enaaeemtnt and IPPJfac~ w~el: vacatton w1th his mother, .,Apd MmU.. ~ the ltlt111- Yor.t Draa Jnatitute, and astort •d her mother, Mrt Mareelllne marriawe of rhelr daughter, Janet 11m George Enzenau~~ Their •\!0 tOr tliytime, ~ lOf' eveDi 1,.' •u.aUJny membera wbo man uta .... I B_~<JJ,, and grandparent•, Mr and Mae, to Patrick E. Duffy,. son of daughter, Roberta, has been here altire are walk tun millinery, eot~met.ic& and other 8 Woodrum, Clifton. MrJ. Mr Edward Ouftf of Pomeroy. • for the past three weeks · •ceeaaor*, a.re dl1playing their Potts, Lore City, 8 paternal Misa Epperly is a Jflduate or Mr and M• s Ernest Hite and The DeW (all ,and •.nter evcni 11 new wuea. aunt of Mrs. Dosser-, war 1 week Eaat Bank H1gb Sehool, East Bank, son of Columbus arTlYed Sunday Fortunately for the woma 1 end guest at the Buell home and W. Va Sbe Ll employed witb tbe for an overnight vuit with his fa1hions knl ott that demure loo,. ot last year whea every designer worrying about what will hold visited· wath her mece and family. General TelPpbone Company of mother, Mrs Edward Hlte, eamt under llhe Edwardian lftoj OVfr &am last season, there 1s no ADa Robert Hayes and Gene Ab- Obio at Pomeroy Mr Duffy iJ a Mr and Mrs Floyd Mescher and Ouuce of ")( )' Fair Lady.' drutlc change Ln the daytime ad· bott a'ceompanled the former's ' gradUII.e of Pomeroy High School famtly of Lehanon were week end · Now, the de111ners. auault 11 tlll houette. brother, A/ 2c Gene Hayes, at far i a nd IS employed at the Philip guests of Mr and Mn John M1tch 11 much eome-hltber u the el'l· as co:umbus Sunday when he re- 8 porn EJectrir Co. at Graham Sta· and family • aon will allow. Neek11ne• ue e•d Tbere Ia what the dP.SIJners call turned to Plattsburg, N y, after a tJon, W Va Earl Qutve) of Martetta amved to new depts, fore and • pr 1tt ID "euy" cut to daytime fa.!l'l· thort viSJt with hll parent!, Mr. The open f'llurch weddmg will Sunday for a VlStt w1lh his son and Evening skirt.JI are 1Ht to reveal lt~; suit Jackets, for mstanco, and Mrs Arnold llayes, and ramlly. be an event of July 20th at ttre daughter-m.lew Mr and Mra leta to the kneea. Dreuee wUII alitn't nippe(', in tightly at thP. A/2c Hayea bad just returned from Sacred Heart Cbur.ch at PomeNy Charles Qutv -Y and son. tailored shirt froota bave no .J),ek walatllne but fit loo.-rely through a triP to Enq:land. The ceremony will begin with aupMr and Mrs. Stan ley Smalley tial senlce at 2 o'clock. Wedding wbal!loevu. Otbers wltb blah ne~t tbe bodice and end up buggmg t~e and family of Zanesville were week I llnet have the fabri~ 1luhed o•at upper hipbone. Mr and Mrt Wilham Ault and vows will be exchaD(ed at 2·30. end guests of Mr and Mrs Gllbert •t back and sade to reyeal plenty Skirts are sUm but provide wall;: children have been visiUng tela· A reeepUon will rouow m the Freeman and family G.ary Freeof •tin. ing room In many cases, thu. tivea !n SpntJgfleld church parlor for members of the 1 man aecomp.. nted them home lor Fabrics and silhouette 10 aJont comea about from .iihl 1 at tiu Mn Ruby Grogan and Mr Leo lmmedhate tamaliea. a visit with thil trend to every-a:L~'- hemline • alih built tJver a foun· Sw1ek, Columbus, waa a week end EDWARD!&~IFRENCH dretsed - like · Marilyn Monroo. ~Uoo of the •ame fabric, 110 th 1 guest of Mr and Mra. C. H. W11e Edward Fft!nch began employClll\iY crepes, sequin and bcJd qr. neither leg nor prince as shp I, e c· Jr and C H Wue Sr. and daugh ment lut week ll.s salesman of new namentatlon all are back, ju t .,oaed. ter, Ruth A:so vasiUng here over and used cars at the Karr & Van Ute In the G1lda Gray daya of tbe the weet end were Mn. WilHam Zandt Motor Company West Main. 1120'a And the JlinQ Jhel~l · AI for hemlines, the daytmu• Bett and daughter, Sandra , Jack· st He joinl th.; staff of two other shows throughout all 4:0IIectlona. ie.Q&ths are the .tame liS last yeor son Mrs. Grogan and her guest salesmen, Wdham Chalds and Pete WHAT'S NIW For drea11y occasions. aome cos ~nt to Portland for 8 ~hort v!Slt Mr and Mrs Thomu Young The Happv Harvesters Clall.!i of Burns ' t.m... r •• ch the .nkle. Or th' ' Grogan and Mn spent the. week en(\ in NelsonviUe th Mr.!l Ta1.or Wbat'a new for !all and winter floor, fitted neatly to the figure Mabel Marahall at the home of Mr with the1r daughter and loJl.in- the Federatcri Church met m the Mr French, 28, formcrl} of the •U the wav down. But there are and Mrs. Duid Yost and family law, Mr and Mn Robert Ros:era church socJal rooms Frtday even- French Motor Cn, rendes·at 293 mg for a pt~l , l c supper pleatty Bf • cocktail an d evening Mr. :md Mrs. Jack Walters and Miss Cynthia Auton of Zanes Followmg I he supper a short Fisher-st. Middleport, wltb his wt!e dre11e1 with uneven hem~, some family and Sam Walters, Columand three ch1ldren, Mark, ~. Lee !ICIISIOD was held WJth Mr.s &f them abort u a daytime dreo:.1 bua, have been vlsitmg Mr and YUle is spending a two weelu va. Ann, 4 and Keath, 19 months Henry Reibel president, presadmg In front .and eut to fall just ' Mrs Guy Wallers cation witb Mr and Mra. Clarence He 1S a Mason, belongs Lo the Group !"ingmg of hymns followed little lower, tba.nb to a fan -la ... e Andrewa and family. Eagles Lodge, graduated from Mid WJth P"ayer by Mrs Walfi'o J Barlnaet, at the back. Or aome go all Judith Murray and Robert Me· Seam:m Jame:s R. Allen, who ia dleport Hagti School 1n 1946, and tels opened the mectmg. A report thl! way to the floor at the bac. Kmny, Colurr.bWI, were week end stationed at Jlalnbridge, Md.: spent l..s the son of Manon L French, Othen feature the wrapped Jlk•rt. ••ueots of her parenlo , Mr. and Mr1 . the week ena with Mr and Mrs was made Jy the committee for Middleport. carpet for the Sunday School drlped mueb like an Indian 1111 -1 Clarence Murray qarence AnrU.ews Mra. Clyde Andrewa spent the room The c!1aarmen for .servmg to leave walking room. Lt and M~s Paul Holter lnd e-nd in Brlr.:hton, Pa., with L1ons Cl ub dinners in July were named 1 OTHIR TRINDS son, Paul, left for thcJr home in riiiiii.;,~. A socaal hour concluded the Here are some other trends pu Oklahoma City and Mr and Mfl'. Mrs. Ruth Spencer and Mr. and will want to hlatch when you re Edgar Vale ar.d Bettina have~e- Mra. Gtorge Celenl and son, Joey, meetmg Mrs Marcelhne Buell and h -"-h turned to Cc.Jumbua after a It returned to the1r home, Detroit, d I parents, Mr. an<l Mrs A. B Woo 1 doln8g f 1.~ 1 anllk Wntelr ' ,o,pplng· w1th Mr and Mrs Wilham Wya . Sunday, after a vialt with George 1 11 11 1 rum, had a family reun1on at the · " ega an h "' .' Mr and Mrs Leonard Bitler d Frecl!:er, Pine Grove and other reIQVenlng wear, abOWinfi t e In 1' 0 three children Cleveland h e latlves home in Clifton Salurday. erl4!e of the forthcommg vl!!lt 1 f been visiting M:r and Mrs 'oontd Teresa DeWoU returned to her Others present were Mr. a.1' Queen Elb.:lbeth JI and Prmce Mill& and cb11dren Cynthia d hlilme, DeJavin, Whle. ~Su.nday after Mrs lames Buell anti dauglttcr, Susan, Clifton Mrs John Pott... PbiJitp. • • •1 Sberman. ' • a month's vhit wJth M(liga Collnty The mtermediate cla.ss of ! 11 • Lore CllY; Mr and Mr!> Thoma.s Plenty 0 \ trim - fur, be uls , Mr and Mrs. RandoJ~h H~- relative• button1 1 n~ bowa- 011 everythmo~: phreys and diUIIbter, Sandra, a L Mr.s. E. J. Hill left Sunday fcrr Mormng Starr EUB Church schPoi Dosscr and children. Amy and A •· INCLUDES from sweat to cvemng dre...J the Fourth of July week end t a tew days visit In Columbus with enjoyed a hayride Frlclay cvemng bert Johnson CJty, 1 Tcnn Followmg lhe ride the gr011p FRIGIDAIRE T.he bias cut in sheer wuul , New Castle, Va., where their , bcr children ~d !ilk cr4Pes 1 cut wh1ch tht" Randy, ia .1pendlng the sum~r Johnny Bryant returned home went to th e Clark lhlc b:rm for a ., 1\oBfrlgeutor and 1ate trench de•iliner vlonnet madr• with relather ' Saturday after :.4pcndlng the past Wiener roa~t Altendlng were Delores KraeJ BY Emma Ha~man famous Mr and Mrs Cliff-ord Cunning· week with Mr and Mra. E. J Hill Gas Range tcr, Louise, Allee t~nd Tommy Mr and Mrs W £ Shank a · l ham Rnd son, Keith, retllrned .'to Mr. and Mr 1 F' B Covert and Tl\e sailor ln!luen~t. w1th th' thetr home m Lima Sunday af~ 1ons of Chatleston, w. Va. spent Fuher, Dana and Roy Van Met" · M1 and Mrs Ed Miller atte nd •rl Pa, fi&.SO down roJddJ over • blou1e used In bo n a visit with Mrs William Robajn the week end at their borne, Fhtt- L11rry Holter, Annabel! Ro.se. Ph v ' the funeral, Tue sday of Mr!l M ' dlyt1me and evenJng c·ostumcs Ills and Charles lhle, HonnJe Hel: ler's lathet, ~r C. E Barrett, t 1 and Mr and Mra L L Cunnln,· wooda. ' and f%9.0& per month ~utt eolian that are flat, aurl ham Denny Cunningham remaijl1 Larry Ritchie, who accompanied mnn, John Easterday, Charles )'ost Eut Liverpool. standing away from the neck to ed' here for a lonier visit wltb hll sister and broJher-l~·law, Mr Joe Thoren, Connle Churcll a11.d Mr and Mra. Samuel Barnh 1 • • leave room fot necklaces hls grandparent• and Mr.. Darrell Chevalier 111d lhe teacher, Mtq Ledu Mac Kne- and children, Vlcki, Denue Och 1 and Tommy of Clf'lveland are sp Mr. and Mrs E. T Bauer, Marion aon, Darrel) J.ee, to Florida for a uter ••~II~Js with bracelet lcng.h Mtu Polly Kur and Ted M•tth~'t'J vacation returned borne Friday ding a two we11ks vacatiOn Wl' 1 ' aieefl, emJ,nJ just 1 few Inch · of Columbus, were week efld ,i\let'tf eveninr. . tllelr ~tarents , Mt'S J ohn Barnh.m ahart o( the wrlat. of Reedsville and Mr. and Mr of Mr. and MrJ, C. R Kari Sr Mr. and Ml'l. Darred ChevalJer Thomas Hayman:and granddaughter, Polly Atm and 10n, Darrell Let, ot Columbua No ahouidcr p~ddmg, most On The BriJhle•l Comer Mr G W Hayman returnc(l ln Bauer are spendtns: a week with her mo· and suit shouldtJr~ drape trJ 111 Mlddloporl plane Reichman, Columbus, waa ther, Mrs lo"reda Ritchie and h1s home at New Manhfleld, Oh 1 natural !Iaure. a week end guest or her mother, family, • after spending a lew ~ ays w~th , Meigs Sq~dron, Chill AJr'P.1 · labves here Mra. C D. Reichman, and her bro. Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto and ther, Joe eblldrcn, Di~ena and Davtd, re· rol, reported their most s ucce~s"uJ Mr Cllffor(! Hall rf Clevela11.' Mr.!L George Doolittle and aon, turned to thf"ir home, Columbus. Fourth of July celebration ho ~ Is 11pendine a week,s Y'ltation w1 t'. CharleJ Steven, Athens. have been Sunday after a week's vacation financially and in attendance hls fam1ly here They wish to thank everyone 1n visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. w1th his parenta, Mr. and Ml'l', Ho. Mr and Mra Chu Hyatt o'r L.1 1 1 Glen Lambert. mer Casto. Diana who h1s been the area who COI)trlbuted lo theli' Eric Chambers Is vialtlng Mr. here three weeki al1o vllli{ed and Mr.a. Rohrt Hill and Mr and her and aunt, Mr. and M~i~. IU;:c:.s estimated that ipprox1 Mra. Willis Aleshire, Dayton and daughters, Pat- malely 1.000 car.a were parked u and der the direction of CAP momber3 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parmalee and ' Mr. and Mr11. Lorenzo Davis left Pau1 ()( Coiumbua spen,t for the evening ~er!ormance. today for a two week lishina: trip the end with his dauahtel' In Michi1an and WJsconsJn and IOR·In·l•w. Mr. and Mrs. J!:u. Arthur Covert, Zane1vl1le, Is gene Conde, his mather, Mri. 1. L visiting hls10n., Ernest Covert, and Caato ~nd other relatlve1. . Rev and Mra J, B. Stephenson family while hlt youncer son, tbe Rev. Lester Covert, ZaneiYUJe, fa and aons, Teddy, Jimmy, and Bob. In l,.anoaster with a aroup of youna by, of Delaw~;re~ are the gueata of Ray Robert Ryan people from his c)lurch at th~ his parents, Mr and Mrs. J . H. .,MIN IN WAR" Methodist Church tamp. He was Stephen1on, CAmerica'a Best War Story) accompanied to Middleport by his Mrs. Edward Koehler lnd Mra, -allodaughter, Mr6. Almeda Wood, and Wllliam Daw11on vlalted. Friday In Howard Duff Victor Jory family, Daytcn. GaUlpolla wJth Mill Nettle Koeh· "&LACIUACK KETCHUM DISPIIADO" M..Sgt and Mr1 James Brewina· ler and repor' her u coovaleacinl ton look their d'auJhter, Sandra, nicely to the Charlelton airport Saturday Mn. Walter Ketter and C'hildren, Tu... & WH. July ,_10 wh~n she le-n for SpartenburJ, s. Sharon and Michael, returned to FAMILY NIGHTS c., to vtalt her ll'andmother. 'l'he 2 Adult Tlcbt1 1dmlt1 ur lud Brewlnatona pJah to Join their Gordon MacRae Sheree North daujhter on July 211t ' "BUT THINGS IN LIFI Mr. and Mn. Mont R. Welt .ind NO: 23 AI'IIAIII ARI ,RII" 15 DIFFERENT MODELS IN STOCK granddau1bter, 1Janet Kay, Zane• lat (Cl.oemaseope-Teehnlt!olor) Road.)'' For lmllledlate Delivery vtlle, vbited Mn. Henry Hennea:v -alloMonday, J~ly Slh 8:0~ p.m. Wide Soh!ellon of Colore, Slylee, Equipment lnd aon, Ro~ert; OYet" the week O'Brien. Jt~ Sterlini (ICIINCI FICTION! end Saturda)' nlabt the;r took a VIsiting members welcomed ·, COMB IN TODAY FOR THE erulae on tbe Cr~u boac from Ctrt•BEST DEAL IN 80l1TIIBASTERN OHIO cinnau aa the aue•t of Leland Cranr, a fOrmer nelthbor of the HenneR7•· Mr. ,nd M111. John Parsons wete wee-- end IU.-4tlln Columbus. 0. ~ McKinley wa1 Jn Columbua Frlda:v on a bu~ne• trlJ, Mr. aoij l\lto. Robert 1\l~ley, of Hunt1n1ton, ,-pent tht ,veet end with Her paren~, Mr •nd MN. .,' ThomaalWey, and othetrelaUvea. Walter Howoll ia reported ~~~·~·~~ 1low1y at Irolur HOsfl·· Ia lie Wll l,aken 'Jatt weJfl: ~~..:ety POMEROt SOCIETY' Ed French Joins Sales Staff Of Katr-VanZandt 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomoroy-Mlddlei>ort, 0 ., July 8,1967 · ' lonv!Ue \ viJlted tbroua:b the ho' ·. 1tYI at their home bere. ~ _ Mrs. Hyatr wu booor cul!llt at 1 birthday dlnntr ~~hunday a. ~er ~orne Attendln.c were Bob !atep of Mason, W. Vi., Mn. EI.s1 Adam.. and daughter I;Joiae of Pomeroy and Mr and Mn. Thorn -Hayman . • GuutJ of Mr. • Yta. Genenl HaU 'l'huradl)' we« hl1 jjitfl'' Ml'a. Col Carpor •nd Mr• lllU sentlne ot MJddJ:UJ~o.,_ ollier (Uti,, were Mr. and Mrs. Cllu J'11bei an.d ~l).ildren of Reod, w. Va. , if'Ht-· IRST •,, · la,i.oea~New .Ad~ Ill!.~ Ia "'" • ..... ..., ....,., . .,_. ~. Pair . - . .,. or '""lohL ' W.......... Ioh'aM IHt•nnt. MlJit ..., 14 Mfth a t.. tlo70- · Low Mft1tM fl Mrth, lOUth. DeNtN·r . ne VOL:Q[ NO. 71 '' ' ----~-- ·-·-- ' SINGLE COPY..... ' ~- • ' . around .,. ,.; lloiUe~ 1 Furniture Morning Star EUB Church School Holds AHayride $595 lu!ttart Fall"' OnlY BAKER ' FURNITURE Couple Narrowly United Mine Workers Boss Says Escapes D~th As Move Will Create Police State (UP) United ltlineworkero Proeldent Auto Overturns · JohnWASHINGTON L. Lewis warned Congr..,. today lhal federal re8Uialion Carpenters Union l Calls A Strike to dri•er ot the eu. had bead '"'' •At K • PJ l ond .... .... ft>r an YCTU want in weekend clotfaH and you've got it tn unbeatable Big Yank matchad lift. • No tare tunnel belt loops I Anchored buttons bod7 ;111 ~:£~if': All Sizes $2.95 $3,95 Pastors Shins, Ponllo Come, In Elfld "TRACTION TEST'' a· new Golden Anniver80:Ff1 no....,e 'KARR tr VAN .ZANDT torneroy, Ohio ';twajs'rtqht bad 1 hell'! ,,on ~e target'! ~~·:~:~"''!"'~- ~b~··~·:~~~~!~:~~ • ,You're IUJ'O 't1i..;t;oJv,,; ', ~Ill)' Ume '&'eking Cat After' Boy Is Bit By Animal ~ yeun( Pomr· who was bitter bY a tat cooper~ttion of th.!lr to mil~• certaiq th • rabid, aqd that th---·=· son not tn darlger. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Le1gh, 104 Union Ave., said a strange oranPJf' eolured eat .with wbltc PAws vla:!:- The parent., of. ;~~~~~~~~~~~ . ,~ - t~ir home over the wet k end. Wbile their youngSter •P. parently waa playina with it, t1'11 cat tbe boy, then left 1apd retur •• ed diY. It coult"t not be <lualit by :ur, LOll!b. Mm ..t eo·· nered, It fled and hat, not .'e· turned, ~:::~:ll\, J.A~1 dftrtime basis., "d~ ~~> --·~ ~~ ~W· OYO!')'· "'touoltln 1o .......,.P 17.~ bur;,qtJ' --- 'tMY'loo. ru ~ .aDd 10 dQ Y.0111 H-l. ·f::.•l~n p r ·-')'b'·,toet '' . • ' 11; up anil cloli'Ver ,. I favor !!iUcb ugulation. Employera have pnerally opposed any tuch regulation bJ the federal a:overnment. LeWJa conctded that "dbboout men have committed dUbonat deeds aa effecting certain or' the we.Jiare fuDdL" But be u!d it W'Ould be wrong to clamp eontrola on,tbe funQ, "JilC)re or leu Ia repriaaL.. • ·' I fit' He raid 1t b Important tut labor uniona tbemselvell Rt that upright oftic1als are elected. te tab care or welfare fundi, He aid the uniop membtb+lo.u.t ~ Jed tbe lbe9ft that voluntary ... IOCIJtiOnl lho)l]d' become~tlte- prov~ Management con1end1 tNt I~ of tfke state betiUR"'~e liem'Pfstof t.ea:rue are expected ,.. th'ty (:an caU upon any trade beh of the \o'8l~tar;r a.uoclaUoas participate. in the registered ;a•t- they ;wiSh wbPnever •t:e neces.;IJY aeem •t times incapable of, Ill)' tot event.' allted for J~ H arises and tbat it ia not nete.ssaty form of ~~elf.govemmettt" •-1 Lewil' said such a tbeory 8 t 8 • M on the range to eaU m ea-nters when t!1e•• slocated ........ ng on ... _ ""•~k,. at th.J t.be.n..Sour• Run Roa~ 1' are not needed. ..... ~· very heart of the mile off US 35 about al1. milco; pnnoples of this republii" wett of here, lt i., announced b1 pu·~.:,OU::,~:!:v:en':; ;!:e:~ CJtarlu Erwin, o! the Rocky Hal can rr-gullte these vo1u.ntarJ a. COJ11munit.y, pretident of Farmer soclation1, dtber in wbole or in • • Sportamen Inc., wbleb ls spODI'J part. without of neeeasitJ npandlnr the an.day program. 11 'l'bi1 will mark the third ti.ne ing lb powen as il etmtr 19Y-' thl ' the •boot hoi been •••d•<l· m.nt lo the point ..be.. it ..m become a po~ 1ta.te, 1D truth ed In 1-.:klon Count), and w:ll and in h.ct, the minewarken be operated under the rul-:t and Funeral senices will be held on preaident a:ald. rerulltions of the NationaJ Ri . ~ Thuro;,... II 2 p, m. m the Ewin• Th b •·-• Le·~· ld AnoclaUon qf Wllbin&(.on., D. C., -z d d Kie ut.OJO-urowiC\1 w.u~ 11 1 1 til ~ tiOn wltb the Central Funeral Cbape or E war ng, propoaals to control unloa welc....l"'~a 8'7., of nNr ~este.r, who waa found fare funda would put "ao bnd.ae O~ort~stoi:JIUe. ted fr 1m ~~'~*llld in his auto near h11 home. burden on the fund&, vastly ,m. .Jac:•on, 'lome:;:, t u the result of a the cost of their ldminm. Columb\ll, CbUUcothe. Bexl ')' &n:" , tratlon, depnve pote$tial benefiPortmouth Springfield, GalllpoKing was found by a nephew, ciarieJ of full particfpation in the 111. Dayton' and war poinbl. IJoyd Hoffman. seated m bill car lunda and inerelk the coat of Th. . .nre offteer will be o . T wliich. bad left the- roadway and govemment by creating new bu· adm:ntltlauon. Cbapman of Wellaton and tlu came to a stop in' a cora field a rea.us Anyofnew regulatoq taw, he ~ouree oC ftre wtn be diveded t:p short diltance from bia home. The said, anevitably le11ds to "further between 22, .38 and .45 calibre ear awitch wu stU! on indleatiOJ encroachment of the atate 'Upon haltd ~na, it Ia announced. Tbert! that death, h.ad cam~ !n.r.ta.nUy. h the voluntary fonns of ort••niza. wUl be 10 manual.ly-operat.ed t1 • King bad been vtiJting at t e tlon... -o-e"' bome of a brotber-fn-law, Walter three: ht~rlt aeorera wtll be Hoffman, on the Welt Sbade RivLewis said It is far better to ..no;dered ror.-annual awarda » er·rd aJ'Id had left Roffman'• home, let the fne enterpnse afltem prevail iD labor In welfare tUJldi. be made b)' the COPt.· in Colum 8 t 1 bo ut a p. m. Wb e n h· e did not and in collective bargalninl then bua at Ia meetlnt to be dated jr: anive hom~,, a~ul! a mi'! dilta.nt. to bave central g'ovemment regu.. Oetobei by 8:30, bia wife. EditH, became latlon. · wonied and a search was begun. Surviving the deceaaed in addl~ ""For If we ~Ot'!- he 11ld, "the 1 PJ'l tion to bls wife are the following fOrm and eon. ~ ~ our govern· children; Etoile Eardley, East LLv- ment Chlngea, a,ncJ tomorrow tl erpool; Mn. Inez Brehm, Barring- another day ftauQt with buard ton, m.. Geneva Leonard, CheotOI': aud peril' for tbe Amertun Flog ~-~ Cecll Kinl, East IJverpool: Charles and Ita !tee ui.Utuj.iona." Klq, Rutland 1 and Mabel, Lela, l:ie~ a~ Concrest ought to , and DoatDI King all at home. glv1 'tree enterprise In welfare Also surviving uo sbtera: Mra. ·~~tt t ehance tG; eontioue.. . )(r. and Mrs. Lawrenee Walkert Let!_•· Poo1et Cbuter· Ml'l. Liuie 'Y~lifeannat .adtieve virtue Middleport, and Mr. and Mf'l.lUeh- CatJ¥!r, H.Uri:ayaviUe, 'W Va.; aDd I menlj bY the enletmen.t of sta· ard Rllliell (Neva Walter) an~ Ona Walker. Wheeling, w. Va.; \Ute becauae enattm.ent of a sta Penny, of Springflela brotbera: Lewil Klag, Wuaker ~ity ·tUte. does n..o cb~ge the ehlraea four.car aeehtent Satur· Oblo; Charley King, and Troy King ter of men, he ~ near $prinafield. of Eut Liverpool; Donald, Laurl'talker, a ence and Emelt Kina of WbeeUng hla and a stepmother, Mrs ADo• Pullins, of Wheeling, W. Va Rev. Freeland Norrls will offi· elate at tbe Thuraday services. l'l'Jends may call at the Ewiae runerat Home It any time . 4(f members Edward ~g Is Fatally Stn"cken W•"th Heart Attack ... ·I e~iddlepo·.f ~-oartndayotta"elgbk crea~e ,. The Middleport .'!'de'n'ls Hurt •, 4-Qt ' . Mishap :a,WO 1).'- ;: 4 Joe Venarri, 85 Claimed-By D~th Monday, Jqly 8 )'!boa you let u rtitore your ~=it ''I>U.d 'lm" aporkie od.' ,'~hlllr ... But, LeWir Jaid, "We have ta•a for that, we ba'e apprSJpriltlona carry out thote laws."' His .statement ••• prepared tor tbe House Labor Committee wJtk:h it mvcst~.g~~tJng presen.t handline of the nearly 40 billion dollarJ i• vetted b1 worken; pd lbeit empJoyen i.n welfare funda. In op.. posing any feder.al"eontrois. LeW aplit w:tb oth@.r labor leaders trho e 1o bllyour morl •••. )aeauon tJme " al .~.,.. ~user painful "''""'ling • &ti)'J tnated bruilea. Nearly 1100 Otrpcnten of Pt to Slu>rlll llobert C 1159 were " l{artenbaeb.. Hobina:er wu U·:a- Pleasant Loeal strike today at the Kaiser C}n· ~Unt nOl'th about 7 p. m at bfP •rate ot 1peed when he fa 1. ttructlo.b · Co., in Ravenswoo 1, other worker& ~till .cot· ell ·a..tt a. turve a r dOWII the~r JObs T •e went Oiii"i<i~. of th., Ko~ise:r Alurnj. UJ.d ~.ay that the 'l'lf8day noon by J did not af£ect a 'Y J; worker1 and that ti yA,. no picket Unes bave be !D -tOone d. ~Union 1ad ma:nagement of'i· z;,.,wer;;t,,. meeting today m an 111 to itoo out 1he dJUu: ..J wb.icb eaused tbe strike. was IJ!d · that tbe d1spu e 't matter of overtimi! e~nteQ ,~, requc:ii. , ll.bat qt.ber tritf'et or ft'lft1 ll'l! Jn 1 for oVertime work t~Jt to8'1 be al&o e.-lletl.- on _..r I Cotton twill tn your , choice of color. ~mlrlra't 1marfht be laid "Tbere is a ncte~li.ty for mcreased proeecution of tboltt who h.ave been iuiJ ty of wrongdolnc iD connection with them." . Mn. Gr~ee Marie Holsinger, 19 wu ru.sbed t4 Melp Gener~ol Hoapital with her hutblnd, Alva Junior Hol1lnger, 21, by t ~eo POmKOJ' Emer1ency Squ~ He Sum up everything • Stroln·proof •Hirt yckes ! of workers' welfare fu~.U may be a slep toward creating "0. police stale in lrulh an4 in fact " "lp the mln.U of lhtt people I represent, there is. no neceaal· ty for federal legislation of lhese welfare fun.U at any tilDe," A young expeetlnt mother 111 her husbaDd maped HrlmU ·1 jurr .Moatda:y evening when th • r car fail~d to make .t F1atw.oodJ: Road e.urvt and turned ov« al least onee at hlgll apeed. CAP Reports Successful ' Celebration ' are . ---- Buell Family Reunion Held ............... ............ Mvf1 . .OltH. , . . ."""" thiHIIclll'tMMii Fedc!rated Church Harvesters Class In Picnic Supper I • tlief;t ·~~-- 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW • ' e •• OLD AND NIW RAPID CI'I'Y, S. D •IJP - The Mr and Mrs Anin Dale Fadlic lut miRalon a s-se ne,w at 'E ll• of Columbus spent Wednesday worth Air Fo.r.ee Ba~t Wae • tour of with Ml.sl Florence Cummins . the atta for two pilots JUJ.t arMiss Bertha Rice of Syracuse rived to bandle tbe B-a2 jets. that VISiting Mrs. ),. L Nice: replaced the B-38 planes. I ~IGS GENERAL HOSPITA~ Admitted: Mrs Byrd Stout, ' Pomeroy; Mrs. Audrey Hart. Ra· cine; Mn. Mae Hawk, Pomero,Y. " biKqed; Mts. Herman kln.. ·- .'f!atd. Pdmeroy: Mrs. llora 1tfuon 1 cent& Mr• 'O.Ide Laudermtl~ U. e 't1 ViddlepOrt; 'Radne; )Ira. Eloise l.emley, Pomebi'O'WD!, A roy. 32-33: ...., 19-:10; B ar.d Births: Mrs. :Mae Hawk, a son; . Mri. GUbert Hart, a aon. \ I ' � 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. 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