https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fb4570c2442e4510aa1bf2c1892be6ec.pdf 807452e6bcf45b9b0bf91f15b67c8e3f PDF Text Text -.. -· . _. • - ..• • •, ' \ . ' -· • ' 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 ' �;• • t ! , . . . . . . . t ..: ~ 't-· <="'- -'\'llP' ~ ...... ... - - _. .... . -~ ...... ~ .. ~..... , . -·..rt. ..... - ;....~,...~;1>( . . . . . . . - - .- ·~;t . . • • ~ ~--;"'. ' ...., ... :..'" "i (-~~ • •• ~ - • r..- ·- · ~ I --- .,__ .. ~ ..• --- ~ .. ~.-- ... •• . if' ~ ?l!IIE . . .......• J . .. ., ..,.,._. .. -···· . '. . .. ...... \ " .,, '' . ~,. .,..,..~:·"1.,1"'~•·,..-.. ~:'?.: ....... . .... L- - Postmaster Dorset Riebel of Reedsville is as "f'ld as a billiard ball, a condition, he ad· mits, he apparently has rome to from having "gone into things with aU his steam and en- cream socials You'Uall be welcomed. ergy." • He has a new project on his hands now. It is a big one, and he'll need all the support he can get from everyone in the Eastern School I District. That shouldn't be hard, because all I t~at is needed Is to buy and eat the best home made ice ueam, pie:; and cakes of all time at Congratulations certainly are in order for I two upcoming ice cream socials. the Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company and the Dorset accepted presidency of the River- International Molders and Foundry Workers view Parent Teachers Association recently Union Local 415 for the orderly setllement ol when the groups from Long Bottom and differences that caused the recent strike in Reedsville re-organized into a single unit. This Pomeroy whicb ended Monday as ,luti crews was occasioned by the abandonment of the returned to their jobs. I condemned Long Bottom Grade School build. Conduct of the negotiations, of picketing, ing, likewise, the Reedsville building, and the and of bargaining in general was carried out I construction of a beautiful new school for thr in a model manner. The ~vent underllnes .the district called "Riverview." fact that American management and organiz· ' Located northeast of Forked Run Lake, ed labor can reach agreement without vioabout one-half mile off Route 124, the build· lence from either side of the dispute when lng now nearing completion of ito exterior. cool heads Interested In the welfare j>oth of lies In a picturesque setting, nestled on a tabor and inanagement are in the driving shell beneath wooded low hills. No better lo· seats. cation could have been selected for the school, lnvest~gations into strikes at other places It appears, either from an esthetic point or on in our country where violence flares - such 1 consideration of utlllty and function. Mr. Riebel and his PTA members have un· as in the Portsmouth Telephone ordeal- of- . dertaken to raise funds for kitchen and play· ten disclose that the inspir-ation and motive ground aids. The kitchen comes first. force behirld strife comes !rom outside peo· The PTA has planned two ice cream socials, pie and interests. While the Communist Pilr· all materials donated, all proceeds to go to. ty Is generally In a weakened condition, It has replace it. All's, I shouldn't be 5 Ur· ward the kltc~en for a freezer, refrigerator, left to It one weapon: inflltration into labor prised if pretty lOon ~Jlt wages range, table service of aU kinds and other unions a·nd strike committees. There is noth· are raiSed commenaur•tely with Items. Only the bare necessities will be sought ing a Commie loves better than to keep .a theIt Job. might alilO be mentioned that this year. l!ut they are badly 'needed so the strike stirred up with a big dash of violence most reasonably pretty nurses . wind up marrying the n•tient or school lunch program, as well as Instruction for seasomng. It makes the free enterprise the Jnte·n. ~. • in home economics, may be carried out. Play· system look worse than it is , if left to work Arrowsmlthi!' of Houstoll, Tex., ·t · bl · 'd th tt't d d this Is the be~t I can dp with those ground equipment wlll be next. out 1 s own pro ems msl e e .a 1 0 es an last-minute ~titchea itching like The first social will be held this coming ideology of American traditions of fair play. merr)' hell. .. 'I'he settlement reached here Friday by the (Copyright, 19157, by United Friday night on the old Long Bottom Grade Feature Synmcate Inc.) School grounds. The next one will be two 60-yeat·Old Rig & Reel Company In Pomeroy LAW'N PICNIC weeks afterward&, on the Reedsville school demonstrates t~o things· Federated Circle of. tbe Feder. ...,unds. (I) That the workers like their jobs, want ated Church will have ·, a laWil Mt Riebel's halt to quite scarce now be· them, and sought only closer pay parity with picnic at the parsonage: 'on Wed nesday at 6 P. M. cause, perhapo, of his avtd interest tn every· similar regional industries. thing connected with young people. For years PICNIC HILD ~ he olnglehartdedly sponsored a Reedsville (21 The' Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company The picnic for Avon q,.,~rlbulors in tht> Port!mouth art¥, -\vas held ·baaeball team . and even yet playa a very ere· likes Pom~oy, as a product!o,n center for its last · wee~ at J.ake WhUI. Thoae at· dltable third base When some· of the younger castings, ahd Is wUling to contin'!!!.!'l i.ts very tending from this 1mri'lediate area men on the Coolvllle club fail to show up at competitive field under increased costs of Ia· included Mn. George Childs, Mid· dleport, Mrs. Ferne Hayman, Jla. game lime. He serves as Reedsville postmas· bar. hoping to benefit from improved worker cine, Mh. Margaret Cottrill, Syracuse , Mrs. Mitdred Cleland, Letart ter and woo a strong supporter for the bond relations and increased efficiency. 6:55 :,~In 5:55 Sign On 6 :00 Today Oo 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Rdom 10·00 10:30 ll :UQ f 11 :30 12:00 12·30 1: ltl 4:00 Truth or Conaequence1 Tic Tac Dougb tt Coulct Be 'YQ'.l Tex & Jinx Currept All Stlll' Game Comedv Time 4:30 Movleume uo 6:00 6:30 6:3S 6:45 7:00 Popeye Preaent1 Spinach Pllyhou•e VVeathercast Sports Ere · :NBC News 4:30 0:3Q $:4iS 6;00 8!30 ~ :35 ' , (C-.....1 p - , ... l'noJ (CN!"'""'' .P~ ,.., Oo!ol The VoU•J :U.mbtr .Company ~ ~ ,~ wiD ·~ bu built two bo- roem~ ol~ Tbundoi, lub' II. ly, .ve amiOUJ to build mq,r. ID De:Je.Pte,t w:IIJ not vote th1l ,,., the Gr~nl Slreelaelsbborl!ood and oa lhe -.,.perbr!en4e..,, blyjpt Charl-~n bavt U~ea lbet !18 fl, ot .....r el.,led 1)d. Galt"""f fw a tluoo> '<'OW u \ Daily Sentind I Dav Book <· -- ~- RUARK REPORT ~IOION MIITINO FeenttY·Bennett Port, No. 128, AmeJ!lean Legion, will meet Wed· nuda.v at the Levlon Hall and Loula Lon&, Commander, urge• all l -- their annual picnic will be 'made. The meeHn..: will b~gln at t :30 with Mrs "lranth Fleming, president, •n·~eid i n~ . Hn!ltt•ucs are Mrs. L. D. Dlle1, Mn. Homer llar•le.v. Mrs. Edward Stiles and Mr~ . .Julia Nor· UNDIRGOISSU~GIRY Willl1m Runell, Cornlna. former rill. Bradbury re1ldent. \11 Afheduled ICI CRIAM SOCIAL for hm1 1urgery at White Cron An Ice crtnm soclul will be held Hospital, Columbus, today. Mrs. Rua1t1l Ia at11ylng with her shter. at the Rot'k Spring• Methodist Mrs. Robert Jay, In Columbu!l and Church, Frld~y. July 12. beginning their dau&htor, Roberta, who Is at 8 p. m. The proceeds will be employed In CornlnR. baa a]RO been placed ln the bulltllng fund for the church. in Columbus wltl\ her futher. ly IOIIRT C. RUARK membtlra to attend the meeting 1 have 11ecir1ted from ~e magnlfwhen the pro&t'am will be/resent· ed by Tom Skinner lln Gene lcent medical facUlties to be found crooU, who were atnt to Boys In fJOUIIton, Tex., whh aomethln; more than my IUJUll portion of Stlte by lhtt loeal Poat. hero-worship for the ardent ArMILITING CALLID rowsmlthl who punched, wobed. WhUe Rolli lAdle, Auxiliary of bled .~ ut, llhlltO&raphed and lifted the Brotherhood of RaUro 31 d Trlin- the shards or this monument to men, will meet Wednesday at the use. W&odmel'l.'l flall when Jlla'n• lor · Apart from the hahlonable IDclety doctors who cater · to the whimll of the rich and lndulae In ulcers one year, hepatitis the ri~xt. and pllychoanaly•ls the next. It seem& to me that the dedicated doc hal lOne bealthUy back to the •.../ ' Movietime Popeye Presents · News Pieture-· Spiu,acb Playlllluse a.n~ ,4liJ.be' fu.·.chlncs the ~lnst;lml lean, Albana; ·~~ cl.l mel. I Thll '" nut hypoehondrla mueb 11 praetleallty, becaWJt In nurse," who )1 11 t~lEen over u1e my earcau the Hon1 Kana mildew old ~ctvant ehore11 which made ~~~~~~~~L~I:•~•;pt~to~be!~~m~arr~lo~d!l~o.~a:~l=o~••:h:of nursln~ la~:t of flrrlllles. youn1er c:ountry overtones sl!ter:~ lnthepoorerretuao 'But the dough - 'ai.Jout $SOO a month fOr a real expert Jraduate nurse - lftlll hau't eomp'ete with the wages rnw wench straight · ou\ or ~llh ~chool can command seer~tar,- after a snort buai· ;_~~t.r~~,~Ts' '1_~1j"_I~I:~~~N. ~ ARIA m1111 cOune. ·• :::;lii¢~1 SOmeho~ the idea must be ·1m· printed, on· the fem.ale ~onsclous· neu that nutlll.na now lia:a decent boura,· lht~""Una: work, •economic llieCufllty, With an the fri'l \le benefib, plui i· 81.r0d unlver1!dty educ:a· 10 cent. per ,tlon witH Coeducational tun· and a .l&.OO:I · ~~a wotkln1 atmo13phore of a hu.mani· ·~?:::::~ ~.:..iii1.6.r•~~ll;;i aile• taJ;'Jan ind v.:lentifle llfe. I •eatU. The ibaalc blOck .11 in publle t·eJiltlcin& - tbe Old nurstna concept a •• Obsletn·eal Dellve• Table T' •"I · j table ia considered to be one of the best and most modern on t:1e kt t d mar e 0 ay. j' GRANGE INSPECTION The "Bnnual lnspectlon of Ro lr Springs Grange will be held ou Thursday, July 11 at 8 p. m. A patriotic program will be rono··· ed by refreshments. Members are urged to note the new mtet lng t1me. - -BIRTHDAY -1~th Leona Brewer celebrated n !r 12th birthday at Forked Rnil Lake S111turday with l~vltc!l gueat,s a~ fol\owR: Mrs. Vlrgl'h l Ewen and datughters; Mrs . .Mn· .ine Price and daughter; M~·~. 8ixie Smith and children; M1 •. Paula Brewer and children; Be' ty Sellars, Patt.v D:1rst, Jan t~ God's Power f qbn-- Kerman A. G. Cyl:t H<!lllci•ra, Hun~naton.; Dii•l· Derby, {int IU'!h ever atteiD~ • 'n Well wu opea ttt all bow 01 allivey fot ·$Us a week for 24· to ...... 10. al~,,peopjoa. 11Im ti\>liillld.""-.riot IIA~f'Noi lfj. , Iii SiifPtUtij loiUuliii; foil: ... - 'li'~., .• _ ' 1 ·or; j ,...~- • I . ' • ' - . l : " j,l •11 ~ .. , ' ~I ~· \ '·"' -t'l~• :!"· J •; I ' ' ).\~ J ' .... I o1 -puty _... ....... .,... "ne I ·' 1167 nomination • ., 1 eleetion of Coilaty Court JudJ.!il and .luda:a ot the Xallidp4 Courta, undOr · promlolu of a , lr Corol ' - ' . Wo~~~M'•. f.toftl Al#fltoriJ 11ot11 i..u.n J'or lbe-...,. .... -a.' eaK . . craft w1aea thQ" motor . •-lbe ....,~q ...,.., a_,... . trallen· ' . h,UO,..;.. -ltolbe JeJI>Ialion paooed · by lhe 1021 t General Auenlbly will be dJacu.;. aed Friday. Robert B. Banlft;am, ExeeuUve ~ of Ute Obio Spdetr ol • : ' r. ~HUuat• ·Certified Publle A«ounlaola, I ' · mer member o! lho Ohlo Logll[a. huadfed bf ~ ....._ . J'inaike, wlQ be the priDdpal Pri• tvf aeool'4thlr to aiJe aD4 tpeaker at- I luncheoo IKiioD. P011eroy . lin. Hr. and Georte Hood of Cbarlettoa, W. Va., were: SundQ' dinner p:e.rts of lin. C. E. Neue. · All A. HO!kllll' wbo aulfered -a bn).en .aokle and other injdrlet len diJ• ago•II eGD'flleR!ac; aiee- IY and ~ bome today from SJ. losepb K•ipila~ PubnburJ. E. 1. TncJ; wbo baa beon quite IU at IW: home, Ball Run, ia eon· valeJcinJ nleeiy. Dr..... llrt. E. A. Traey of Columblll wtl'4'. week end guedl of bla p~r<J1il, llr. and llrt. E. 1. ·' 'ARE! TrlcJ, • ' ,...,:;:;:~ J&. an4 ·Mrs. lute Kteonalla end 808; Larry, and friend of Park· e!'lbura, were Jueata of lin. :rreda Ritchie and liOn• at a barbecue. Sunday evemng. · , Mn:. Ebrat!f Wlelcbam atte-nded tbe Depojy Clab of Dlltriel' 13, D•uchte¥ of Ameriea, beld Sundiy at the. Kacbelmaeker Part, Logan'. Mrs. Wayne lluJaeU, daughter, GaU, and son, Ned. and fri&md of LoubviUe, Ky., are the guelb of Mn. Samp Rua81".11. ... . . ' ' "' {"' ' motorlnr. A ..,_ Ia a c•••ll• too. Aboli9r rain- pat . traner ~water In the 'beat to -al~ . ,. ,...lll!lca ad car 'J&aDdllfte, 1 Arebed fb!l rlbo Wll1 ..., 1M omr to llliu C)'ttlhia Tompldna &tudent nurse at a.lhesda Hoopital, Clndnnati, al'i.d friend, Jobn Bayliff, \Qfe week end . p.est,.. of Jlr~ C. P'. Tompldna. Mr. aild tltu'&lrt. llr~ Ne"""' S - ol Lopn, · . You'UMedalfelm~ep]ate.Prl• b the gueit of her daUghter 1and ftl'J - . _ to lite ....... 1M aon-ln-law, Mr. and lira. c. F. trafler ~ Cln'f· Bolt traiJen, Tompthw. Pl'II'Perl7 ! ......... aro ;top! .In all ltatM, aad i:Daylte dri.,.. fato Can.. ada &lui.Kelkio. Barberton." They villteol Mn. '11oeodore Ebenbaeh and Mn. Haw~·· uncle, Je111e Rummel, Kerr'a SL hlll Calumbu.a were week .end Sift motorltll tad pleuul All• - -- llr. and Mrs. o. Keenam H. WHTN-TV Channel13 -------::::-cc::=::-~:o.-c:-~ ' fUESDDA Y .CHANNEL 13 10:59 Sign On 11:00 AdVentures in Learnlng. I ~ for lri. . ipppl>lD.IIIliD.t~/Ote JOU 10 .... .YICatiOD t .. .., - ' iloo "!''lift ......... llltll ' ~ ..................... 12:15 Nelihl>ore 1~:30 1:00· The Feminine 1'oucb 2:00 Afternoon Fil"' Festival 3:3U .t..ne wltli EJb:abeth Cartoon Club 4:00 Cartoon Club G:OO ·Mickey, Mo"Uae S:OO Mictey Mouae Club Five Star Final John Daly and NewJ Confhct Wyatt Earp Broken Arrow 6:00 6: l.D 6:30 7:30 8:00 Wit~ Elttabelb a:., -Ford , 10:10' Slim Snesd'a G'oll Show and Hlll'I'Jet HAVE Tll•a~er ' . ' ' , >~~ . .·,·~.rs.~ • ....,. •", . . ',.. . "' . ., '· • ~ ' .!.? .. .,'~" I., ' To w"';~!er You;fs,-~;~h;;;:., :~'"~~ .,,:..vacotion, , v~J co~ ·k,.~. ~;1 !f1th ' " . ·...... IJ'"' ,: . ;. \ >J#'' ~f ·1 f • ,, , • and w_hen ,,. r ' '' You · ' ' J "' '' ,{ '-'& I ~t 1 ' 't- ~·. -:r· I . . ' ' ·'• . ' I .. . . ., ;- ' 'tfiai: You're ~:forinaw ear.. :mlki~ you~ti~J \Vhen you l!ur· a Deilo Put your m01101 011 tomarrow..:not ~; , Swopt-Win&' I>odp tictually OO..W.. otbe c:an in ita·f!eld. Should yO.. ill~ ' 1 In hlgh, boxy atylina' ;liOn'.Dodge oJrera t1tit Jotr, l(IWicok ¢ · you iftv..t in oUtmoded eoiJ itj!rinp wheD •:· · ShoUld, tou invest in ~ld·faohioned . le:oeM;JJill~!! ~~~ '~ : otrero ·~~ ease at·Pual>,Button DriviniT In .{~~\' ·IK~.t ,.. i' interiPrti-D9(jge II ~ ahead. So put ai.' ., \ l - ear, ·. of my life-· ,. , ~~~~~~~ 1111iiy llafl. •' ' .1. At~~9rit~ • comll)llt in1- ~ ... ' ('\>. ·· .·. .t f. ·,, -- ' 1 you ,•rrlv~:~~;m~ . ··"·' ' : l , What'• ,G(.ng,.O" ' ~' , ft' ' Bill'-""'.,,.--- . . ,, ,., , ••r" . . . : , .. 'J,' • ' • ~I PI lell._,, '• , ·, ,,, '/;,.. It . was. . ••,-llllhtr ,, ... .. •~~~:... .. ' .- " ·~~· , ~ ' HoW lltlilllfillt,llyl!ilf.:.,so'hlglt and squa111 ~ . '\ . • ~ ' \' ~ ~ ~!~"!I MW Cit~ ~.~ll!.~lill ' 10:15 Theater 13 11:4$ · The Late New1 11:45 Sicn Off --'---~- _'T""_7"'"_ _ _....,_ - ,. . • ,. I ' ~- · IU:)O · ~a1n Snead'a doir Show iO:IJ Thbiter 13 . · , U :i9 ,The La't t ~ews -11:411 •Sign Oil . , • ' ilt'd l,fellpMlllll .lila'IIOilll-:'1' illtllellf1l. ' .. 9:00 Wednesday Night · F'Ill~l! A:•5· Sportscnpe . . ~~~· £.&0 News of, the Night ' · ; · ' .' .',. . .. 1:30 Navy Log iiwe ' .., ., Clu~ r 8:00 F1ve. Star F)nal I 8:30 Telephone Time 9:00 I Spy , 9:30 Pu~tle Defender IO:oq Newa of the Nlabl ' .G: I5 John .DalY & lhe !ilewa 6:30 DMteyland JI:OO . Frankie Laine The Fe;mlnlne 1'ouc:h Afternoon film Fettlval '·~ '• 12:00 Noon News 1:00 2:00 3:30 4:00 Life •' · l 12:00 Noon News 12:13 Nelghbol'll 12:30 Frankie Laine ated for blood' t1 hilh d:urlnl &umlhflr Moatha. four lliMI J a n_,., the"'• • call aa tl!oe Jl.ed Cr... to tuppiJ 1hlt p,reclou1 life ld. Aftd onl)' 10111 cu aupplr lc. eraea'lber, .,ie~• lau lou.r~d •• ' btthule for blood lA •vine Uvea. \ Kolp ilow-IYI.P '''" flmily-help · ~ 1 life 1 Call re•r 1\ed Oroil - CHANNEL U WED. 1U:09 Sign Oo d :OO Adventures in Learning, lo..._ ut~l!lt e otlo o our' I"!· tnt, - -..HU ewo and•tho Q ...nla ~ t!>fy a'oek o rl ' I way ~niiJ.eiho\ld: .Of!liiO!i:WI,II, · k' li, ' ' Cont~rence JiIPS on l ounng • arehera •pd bow ani In ' West Vj.,.· - - ·- - ahO'I(~or,ll' !• ~ - 4ai!~ 1U, stili, ~7)J:, "It •. alkluil.li bo. OfOilllllli' · ; . ' pooeo,:Pii ' ~llil .. ,ltr, umlehtoodtli-t.W!fl trllatell!i~·· .:' tnlet~ri\Y• 'f!bt<k,, eto~l 1to ~~ llln<!; otle GOcl•ti!~, J!oilher, ~ ' • >· oa God a ,Pirllllti ..n.. uon. We LU~.1i:!J,Ib, all4 Love. •lll!liliiCI · are ~rlfU~ ~ "ouppo~wltb WI~ beCOme pe~eet .J1> oilp Pti~ 1,. w end ' do.tile tlO!I H ·tltla·I~Waomen e,:r-*" °· . ~ pt; undonlond Gad boiler. ;d I~ WlQo KO)'to 'lbtl S.l'l!litl!•"LIJI. ' Tllit BtiDUner »em-Cl u ,_., er QI.D. M PleU&DL --- wo[<l. "- • ·•ll: 1. liQIU!W of'. CJartai.lan · SCioneo, Wt moy hOJp by bell' niDi Onll!llultb i\jJI tfutll ..tl\•11 lh,~, rlgh~ Where we •re to 1trhe t'o ~fja 1ti;i J!~enee •btl Bell~ to_. 1"- 1 - "·nr....... on - ealtod ..,, by \Ar Jt..Uono, Beeretary of sute Ted w. ar.... 11 ••· a~-; Cl 1a d 1 Cl laM . . _ uw:: en n nt._d, July 18. Bet..;. ..' . ' ' .lie'-' County Board o1 Ele<· tt0111 ofllda4 are toriled to al· . Paul Woildl, liar· Charles Bake.i ' all o! Cb17· Love, lin. I • C. >lthitJpo a.·lwodloi JOII1' _ . , 111w Rogm, Gilbo. I lmd ......t. look f o r - oJ!oodo Against Parkers . bath. spoken once; individual work townril thE' day twit'c huve I hl'ord thla; when men shall be ttl peace. thot power bi'IDnl{eth un .. This atatPnumt is found In Paul's to God" (Psolm 62:11). How letter to Tinl'Othy (I Timothy thrllllnA ore tht•se words of the 2:1, 2): "I exhort theN" fore, that. l'salmistl They urc thrilling be· flr!lt or all, Rupplicalinnll, pray. ('ouse whf'n we truly know with ers, intCI'(WSIIlons, and sJvlng ol l'onviction th11t (lod Is the OnlS' thanks, be made fp,r all , men; powrr and lhnt His po-wer h Jlor kJngs, and for all that are tn good only, nothing is left tor us authoritY; that we may lead a to be arruid of. The words agr:ee quiet and peaceable Ute in all with the assurance voiced by godUneu &llct honuty." Eliphuz t h e Ternanit, w h o Problema faclna u1 today n:t•Y sought to awall:en his friend Job seem greater tl;lah the world ha1 to renewed trnlll in (Qod ' (Job ever J,.no~m. bq~ wp mus1 realiJe 22:21), "Ar.qualnt now thyself that God b beUer known tod•y '9Jitb h.lm, and be at peace: th~re· thata ever. To David, the mae: .. by IQOd shall come unto · tbee."' lve, .(ull·armorf:'d Phlllltine mUst h not this the 1onswer to man· hAve aeeliled !Iii formidlllbll ilia kind's acarclt tor pell.c"1 If we our modern weapon• 'leem lo .ull recognlae God 11 the ouly power But If we, 11 did David,, and aC(]U&Int ourselvet ,.-lth wilh the 111M Cfl'rUlntY the tUm - aplrihutUy undentand ever-present belp of God in the Him- we •hall tlnd in Him the midst of the most pertlqua or way tu unlv(lra~;t) peuce and Well• frl,shtenlnl situattorJ, We ahalt Lll•in~. .. be belpiog to pron the ac:tdal 'b· • .,owerleaaneu of our present.. Chrllltfnn Science. 'Wbtc H· day Goliath. If we know dlvlhe ~~I"Yt'~ Us authority t~m , the Love'a protactlon 11 surely aa Scw,lptu~c~. t~ache1 tt1. ~t~dents did D~niet. we bq t•c~t.OUJ:' plr• lo apply the Bible tru~~~ l~, prac· ticqlar tlqn.i d.~ .,11 f~ar~hlly llcul GYerydqr ~In(, lhl: teach· b he did, ,_.IJil t"il~ calm .... urinl! of tbla ~lrtPee 11t'i ba-,ed OD 9f tb~ preaen~ aDd 'aftij. the Sllrfl foundation or tHe .flnt 8bilit;)l: oj God'• Wisdom atifl l'hnph·,r or Gtinesls, whlch atatel1 Direction to deliver from all rill. that (ood crealed man In: Hil . Mater,lll defense ata!ut the ima~ nnd likeness, and that GOO ali!em.lnaly ai8re ....v. lQrota of , bt•held Hi8. cre'!-tlon to be """ t'ril m~y J;e n~elnry at tbl.l sood. Becam~e (iod Ia 'SpJrlf:J Ul• staae or the world\ undefstand• renl man and the rf-al urdnrle Ia ot lh,e an~ wer t God nlll!it therefore be 'Wb~Hy 11Urltl<' ~ But t~· ~ 0 dJi:ern uot • • • sf)Uoltual nat\11'8 of 1he rot man Christ Je11u1 t1 our Ex~1ar) a84 the nil tmlteN6 od the end he said we should do the iiource or tpt ~r ba._, tba worli:a that he did, aq~ ,edn &IdftbUII' oPPdrl.ablt,y to ttand .-realer. We cannol•hJ?C ollhe .ftrDllJ' on tbe aide of God :with r~sponslb~Uty bere ~Pllect by c:obftdence the.t .Hla Ia-., which thlnklna: 111 im Dnly bn14, Wbat 1a ~tMte) will1 be nTelled to can I do to help solve the man:kil'ld'a, bumble, prayettul world's va1t probl"md'" le.~ua a~ekiqt and: muat uJtJm,ately trJ.. aslntred us that althqQah , men umpb; . .. · , · ' tnliJhl regard R 1ituotlori. II ,,m~ ftat. tbl dteln1C:tl-. ftf ••11 poulble o' •"o1utlon, wllb Cod by the. u_~,~tloiUDa of the all· all thln1aare poaslble. Wb~n.we neu of aQd Ia riot 11n tmpq.qlble look at problems rrom a·mateHal goal, but t'D tn,vltable Outcome! a1undpoJnt, they may •ererit In~ we Jearn from the prqphe 1urmountlble, buJ byitbrnlbt: to J..alah, wbo aald (lsal11h U :&j; the sp.rltua) lnl.,th ot God11 OM· "1be fllArtb ab&Jl ;t)e full of the nlpottl:hce, a~waye present and tno,wl~e of diet_ J........::.. 11 tbe Immediately an)lab~e. we' ftnd wateft' , ~nr tbe iM"7-t •lfar:r. hooo ond c,qqr•s; t?.P~ fill': 8~0\: Eddy, tblt l),teC~...V ·~nd ·t~vur ciuty hu aot to ao atid ~me~~r:1f7;;.__.._._.._"'----'--;-.;........;..lbl"' ilamour devolopo4 ','to ' Tailor, 4L Poniero ·. Gt!>l'i• At hens' .Ne\t· Arm ' :,..,a, d.e'filfl' can't compensate For 100,. 000 eoOl white hands on revered - • _, I ----~-----------· ----~~-7:00 l'lmmle llo~~ TI/IIDAY 1:30 ·Jlllatoh Blackie 7:00 Jlmlhie Dean 8:00 9a~t'oJn Kangaroo 7:30 Bos\on Blaellie 8:30 Morhil'lg ShDw 8:00 C-ptain Kanraroo 9:00 G&rry MoDre8:39 Mornine SltoW 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Go(lfr9J" 9:30 Arthur Godfre1 '11)':30 · Strike it' Rle]l 10:30 Stl'lke II Rleh ti :OO Valiant !oady 11:00 Valiant Lady !!:IS Love of Lif< ' 11:1G Love of LUe 11:30 Search !Or Tomorrow 11 :30 Searc~ I"Jr Tomorrow 11:45 Guid~ng Light 11:4S Guldin& Light 12:00 Katie'.; Kitchen 12:00 Katie'' Kitchen ""ATHENS, O. UP - Athens first 12:30 As {he World Turnt 12:30 As tbe Wol'lu Turns "tneter maid" today beaan check- 1:00 Our Miss Brook! i:OO Oui:' Miss'llreiok& ing for overtime violatidns In the 1:3'0 Houseparty i :3b ' llousepartY parking meter areag in the .POllee 2·00 Big Payoff . 2:00 lUg PayOf! department r10ve to relleJe pa· 2::10 Bob r.rosby Show 2:30 Bob Crosby Show trolmen for other duties. 3:00 Brighter Day 3:00 1!dgh\er Qay :1:13 Secret S:torm ' Chief 1. B. Grogan announced 3:30 Eolge of Night 3;Hl Secret Stl\l'm 3:30 Edge oi Nil;ht . the appointment of Linda Gast as 4 ;00 The Early Show 4:00 The Early Show 5:30 Your Esso Reporter , the rtnt "meter maid." '8:30 Your Esso Reporter Some 30 courtesy boxes also 15·4~ Sports Parade S:4!! Sports Parade 15:55 Weatherman have been lmltalled In the buiiness 5:615 Weatherman · district to permit violators to pay o·oo Acti')n fi ·OO Acti( n 6:15 Douglas EdWardl fines without going to city hall. 6:l~ DouglaS' Edwards 6:3:0 felt~hO!'e Tilpe ' ·. ~ 6:30 M.v Friend Flicka' ShoW . 1 :0tf""i'hil Silvers ' ' t 7:00 Vic Damone l '7:30 Prh·ate .Secretary smith Bso her mother and st.•>...:r 8:00 To Tell the Truth· 8:00 Millionaire Emily. 8:30 Spotlight Pl"B)'house 8:30 I've (r(.tt A Secret 9:00 $641')00 Question 9:00 20th Century Fox Hour 9:30 Spike Jones Show Btfore you take a lone f!'IP 10:00 UP·to·the-minute New1 10:00 Up-to-the-mmute News · to have FUN10:0~ Scanning the Weather 10:05 Scanning the Weather 10: 1:) The Late Show 10:10 The Late Show lftlm. the Old conl:epl of tile nur.!lo hHI chan,e<l Urasticallv in the la&t itOublt·dteadfl The · ''trained'' nurse doe~tn't sllug bt'dpans and make the bedv and scrub and tno-p any more. Sht g~U three or four years of eo-educational r.olle!{e tnlntng, tmd ,he Wllrks tn the dell· eate media of miracle drug11 heart SUrgery, \nt't'ICate 1 Jlbl, x.rayS, auaying·mac~ines, tlrutt:, n\acttlnn "calpels. mt-:l'lbea: .J The nunkymg Is don~ th'ese days so by what 'Ia 1*1led a "vocational cut plumblnl of hi• daddy'• day ," The dlffmrtee ll that now he't JOt all the mGderh t•da:eb and Jll· mol to help him. · !:very couple of yean I cl'teolc in with my touJh-talklna aawbbne11 in Houaton, Jullt to aee lf 1 still have a bead, heart 1\nd liver and alto to e"'oretae aome Of the bu&a Ill A\al\'8 apt tO COlleCt if~ sptnds 1er~on1 time drlnklna other pe?· pie 11 water in other peoPle • Vergil C. Hayes, Administrator of Meigs General Hasplt>al h!:&s annou~ced the purchalle and in stallatlon Df a new Shampali1e "GOD Nuraea. I told Dr. G A. and Dr. A. L . and BOmu O'her fri~IH\1! ft!l well, that I would make thum n nunlng 'Pitth, llnd thi.!l is it. The natlon'& ho:.pltal~ are about 80,000 11h0tt of registered nutlaelJ, old hl;)me1pun. band·lltlwn. rouqh· brtr~a. .' · ~ I And every tim'~ I clle<' k out. ( "m !lllffu~cd with th1• thou .l(ht· Mv Lord, ain't It wonderf11l what the~f' IBds can do these day ~ to Slllve off thf! biJ,~ lli•P? 1'hl!1' atrn('k me espt>ciully han! the other dav when I ~!lw a COUJ)lt• of ,,ur~~:eons rummaging around in a h:u'ly's hf'art with whnt appcarf>il to be a !Oni! r; it>ce of wlrP. OLHIP.1'V· ing lhe findirn!s on 'l'V, ;met lalkln'l: cherrlly to the lady meanwhile. 11lnce Rhe Wll!il not under ane~thet1c. Th6 lady didn't seem to mind . They can kill vou for Rtwornl minute~ now, without anv laRtinQ Ul effe~t•. by men:ly klnd of doep· freezing you for a spell. stopping your heart, aud ,!l:Ctting on with the plu'mblnlf. They already have got artificial arterle!l tn p'ractice, anrl one lad telh1 me that a completely mechanleal heart, b... ltery drh·en . i! not 10 far arouml the ·torne'r. They've got all the llluff that science <'an devlee· and money can buy - bar one thlni: Falls. - Jrrow '· \ Man Cltrb of · Boardl ot lleetto..,~. Secr.t•... 18 J:illia and lunound.lnt Statu. .._, 0 l:lte Browa, ut '· The ehld purpou wu to abo.,t will feature 1 number of matteri live earp !rom. their natur.ll 'i.tally a.UeetJnc the admlllbtza. lu:bUut in an open ltream. Uon or Ob..lo'• eWtiona I"DeraJy , Tbe Detbt wu eondlleted by and the lim Geoerll EleetJo 1• the Amerie~n Bowbunten Au 1- apeeifiullJ. elation ll'f Wett VlrJJnht and (•. The firat JWJon wUl be o!O.Jo aponiOI'Id bJ tbe Chamber of ceroed trltll a dJJrullioa of lm· Commerce and AKbery Club of prove mew and ipiiO't'adon. pb ,. Point PleU&Dt. ned for tb~ UiN edJUo.n. or .. obJo•• Bledlon IAWI'I" publbbeot - · - - - - -by Seeretary of lUte BrOWD. u4 :l~o:k:":,es:~tewart. Logan: BW teellot, tile new fonm to complr ..nth Paul HI!Uory, Hillaehangea ...... l• !be reviled NIJ. Va.; Ted Lecbof. Glen tlan . 1M-e~te=r~·ML ~~~~~~~-=====~--i ·a•~'d1s~ NEW EQUIPMINT I "'ll... a:oo , -- County Election Officials Will Attend Meeting be laid by llae vUia1e with llaflir yw leTm 1o 11111t. However, t!tor ('~ .•• p ·, compaey and othtr ptoporty ow.. . Will •-u-, . ther ••-'-'~ u.t - 011 0 -u-~ or tlle cia• ..'-~- ta>n·• Ia .. ,, 11 • - · - .. en rtl•• ..... bltbJf: tor lddJUonll aew- ln1!1UCU treuurw. ,, o.w-. ' · · .....-.... ~ ... ~ ·~ ~··-• er needed to ldtYiei • number Gf All meeUD11 will bt beld Ja 1 Bill homu Ttlla wo!;'14 lhtlude aever•l whit•pdn.ied tabemule buUdiN Jteneaty 01 Mid41etes,. New 1 e buildln£ alte!-. wbJcb m•" be ... fd that hal &ce!ommodatJoDt for Jllllfl .J~ney, WGll J Sli.OO eub "'"' for -~1 lbe t d~ 0 by the Lum~r: CCtmpaay. , T h e JIVIOftl. T)'l:e PI'Oil'.-m t. oon-Htt"'" llJ oq:ut Dl"t Sewer committee, L. R. Wiley, D. arian and YWton wlU bf- ~elcomtd to the Derby. Red llllone, C. C. Miller ,nd David Jenklna, wlll at aU ttrvlces •nd meetJn.p. Uppert and X.ea Kurty, all or m~t thi1 everuna: 'with ·o. a. Roth- On rloain1 da)' of .anelabb', l'ri· P1ttaburJb, Pa ., 1•1ne4 $10. '9 geb, president . ot the Company, day, July 18, C!ommlttee report• each for the 1ee011d lon...,t dl• and Street ~ Foreman Ellia to dia- and recomJ;nendatiou will be Clven tance travelled. cuss · this prOject. and the l&S3 go.ala: apnouated. Stteet Fortman Camp rbeeUna: Rnlen rtart 1.,..,.0,.ther PI'~ cofttb*'l! .,, repott for the Friday July 7:80, and , boW-reeb, OllliDJ attolft, included four wU! SUJSda)r., IP.Ort ahirta. hunting knive. u 1 mat '!rial from 4at1y wiU Tlried lportl ltemt were we~n Ly of atreet 'J':sei. Ja, B. Graham, Buckeye, W. V1., I. M:. Wimer, Marlbiton, W. Va; Weatber~ast · Festival of Stare B~orts Eye'• ' " 8:00 Meet Mt,Graw , N:Bc News~ . "' , 8!411 ' ' 7:80 Plnh: : •7:00, ll!ay.dr ,o{ i~e1own 8:00 Jape *yman ShoW : 7:~~Q ~ Father . Xnowa. -Best 8:30 SdmRJ~r PlayhOU~e , Kraft Tlr ·r~Ht•• 9:00 Nat XIng Cole Sho\ir 8:00 Thia is Y.our ;,f;ife 9:30 O'Renry PtayhoUif' 1up ·'wa\_.ru.o~i >i'i: I tO:OO AM.tn Called X 10:00 ~uqu'erade Party ili:90 New' lt.eadUnea 10:40 Mttewateh 10:90 · Newa lieadiln.. 12:00 Toni.Jht 10 :~0 .Nitewpteh 1:00 SIGN . OFF 12:Dq Tonight . ' • F ... , • if 9:00 Romper Rt'tom . The Price b ~fibt Truth Or Gonsequencea 1'ic Tac Douith · It Could Be You ,Current , too My Little Margie 1:30 Bride and. Grpom 2:10 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for a Day 3:.fS Modern Roml\nacel 4:00 Comedy Time IO :OQ 10:90 11 :00 11 :90 12:00 The Price h Right • • Council Approves . PastOr's Repbi1S ' Folks of eastern Meigs County can help Dorsel keep what little hair he retains by showing up !n force for both of the PTA ice 1 • • TELEVISION . GUIDE WSA% -TV Cho,.nel3 TUESDAY Wedt&esday levy finally passed in the Eastern District last year for two new school buildingi, the other being a modern high school on R!. '1 nea:r Ttlp· pers Plains. . · · 1 i . ... \ • -·'. Sett/.ement 01 Strike Here Is Demonstration 01 Healthy System In Labor Relat,:ons " . -----~- 2--oDIIIl) Selitlilel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 9, 19S7 Dorsel Riebel Heods Drive To Roise Funds For School Kitchen, Play Equipment f ~- !11...,01 . : ~ dealer; JG,ia. to . . . -.•,,···l. tJ ...~.·~ •)''., II , , '"'"'' ,,.,w, '• ,"\' 'f De Sn1it· 1 .(·'.\fl¢i·~~,·:;: �;• • t ! , . . . . . . . t ..: ~ 't-· <="'- -'\'llP' ~ ...... ... - - _. .... . -~ ...... ~ .. ~..... , . -·..rt. ..... - ;....~,...~;1>( . . . . . . . - - .- ·~;t . . • • ~ ~--;"'. ' ...., ... :..'" "i (-~~ • •• ~ - • r..- ·- · ~ I --- .,__ .. ~ ..• --- ~ .. ~.-- ... •• . if' ~ ?l!IIE . . .......• J . .. ., ..,.,._. .. -···· . '. . .. ...... \ " .,, '' . ~,. .,..,..~:·"1.,1"'~•·,..-.. ~:'?.: ....... . .... L- - Postmaster Dorset Riebel of Reedsville is as "f'ld as a billiard ball, a condition, he ad· mits, he apparently has rome to from having "gone into things with aU his steam and en- cream socials You'Uall be welcomed. ergy." • He has a new project on his hands now. It is a big one, and he'll need all the support he can get from everyone in the Eastern School I District. That shouldn't be hard, because all I t~at is needed Is to buy and eat the best home made ice ueam, pie:; and cakes of all time at Congratulations certainly are in order for I two upcoming ice cream socials. the Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company and the Dorset accepted presidency of the River- International Molders and Foundry Workers view Parent Teachers Association recently Union Local 415 for the orderly setllement ol when the groups from Long Bottom and differences that caused the recent strike in Reedsville re-organized into a single unit. This Pomeroy whicb ended Monday as ,luti crews was occasioned by the abandonment of the returned to their jobs. I condemned Long Bottom Grade School build. Conduct of the negotiations, of picketing, ing, likewise, the Reedsville building, and the and of bargaining in general was carried out I construction of a beautiful new school for thr in a model manner. The ~vent underllnes .the district called "Riverview." fact that American management and organiz· ' Located northeast of Forked Run Lake, ed labor can reach agreement without vioabout one-half mile off Route 124, the build· lence from either side of the dispute when lng now nearing completion of ito exterior. cool heads Interested In the welfare j>oth of lies In a picturesque setting, nestled on a tabor and inanagement are in the driving shell beneath wooded low hills. No better lo· seats. cation could have been selected for the school, lnvest~gations into strikes at other places It appears, either from an esthetic point or on in our country where violence flares - such 1 consideration of utlllty and function. Mr. Riebel and his PTA members have un· as in the Portsmouth Telephone ordeal- of- . dertaken to raise funds for kitchen and play· ten disclose that the inspir-ation and motive ground aids. The kitchen comes first. force behirld strife comes !rom outside peo· The PTA has planned two ice cream socials, pie and interests. While the Communist Pilr· all materials donated, all proceeds to go to. ty Is generally In a weakened condition, It has replace it. All's, I shouldn't be 5 Ur· ward the kltc~en for a freezer, refrigerator, left to It one weapon: inflltration into labor prised if pretty lOon ~Jlt wages range, table service of aU kinds and other unions a·nd strike committees. There is noth· are raiSed commenaur•tely with Items. Only the bare necessities will be sought ing a Commie loves better than to keep .a theIt Job. might alilO be mentioned that this year. l!ut they are badly 'needed so the strike stirred up with a big dash of violence most reasonably pretty nurses . wind up marrying the n•tient or school lunch program, as well as Instruction for seasomng. It makes the free enterprise the Jnte·n. ~. • in home economics, may be carried out. Play· system look worse than it is , if left to work Arrowsmlthi!' of Houstoll, Tex., ·t · bl · 'd th tt't d d this Is the be~t I can dp with those ground equipment wlll be next. out 1 s own pro ems msl e e .a 1 0 es an last-minute ~titchea itching like The first social will be held this coming ideology of American traditions of fair play. merr)' hell. .. 'I'he settlement reached here Friday by the (Copyright, 19157, by United Friday night on the old Long Bottom Grade Feature Synmcate Inc.) School grounds. The next one will be two 60-yeat·Old Rig & Reel Company In Pomeroy LAW'N PICNIC weeks afterward&, on the Reedsville school demonstrates t~o things· Federated Circle of. tbe Feder. ...,unds. (I) That the workers like their jobs, want ated Church will have ·, a laWil Mt Riebel's halt to quite scarce now be· them, and sought only closer pay parity with picnic at the parsonage: 'on Wed nesday at 6 P. M. cause, perhapo, of his avtd interest tn every· similar regional industries. thing connected with young people. For years PICNIC HILD ~ he olnglehartdedly sponsored a Reedsville (21 The' Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company The picnic for Avon q,.,~rlbulors in tht> Port!mouth art¥, -\vas held ·baaeball team . and even yet playa a very ere· likes Pom~oy, as a product!o,n center for its last · wee~ at J.ake WhUI. Thoae at· dltable third base When some· of the younger castings, ahd Is wUling to contin'!!!.!'l i.ts very tending from this 1mri'lediate area men on the Coolvllle club fail to show up at competitive field under increased costs of Ia· included Mn. George Childs, Mid· dleport, Mrs. Ferne Hayman, Jla. game lime. He serves as Reedsville postmas· bar. hoping to benefit from improved worker cine, Mh. Margaret Cottrill, Syracuse , Mrs. Mitdred Cleland, Letart ter and woo a strong supporter for the bond relations and increased efficiency. 6:55 :,~In 5:55 Sign On 6 :00 Today Oo 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Rdom 10·00 10:30 ll :UQ f 11 :30 12:00 12·30 1: ltl 4:00 Truth or Conaequence1 Tic Tac Dougb tt Coulct Be 'YQ'.l Tex & Jinx Currept All Stlll' Game Comedv Time 4:30 Movleume uo 6:00 6:30 6:3S 6:45 7:00 Popeye Preaent1 Spinach Pllyhou•e VVeathercast Sports Ere · :NBC News 4:30 0:3Q $:4iS 6;00 8!30 ~ :35 ' , (C-.....1 p - , ... l'noJ (CN!"'""'' .P~ ,.., Oo!ol The VoU•J :U.mbtr .Company ~ ~ ,~ wiD ·~ bu built two bo- roem~ ol~ Tbundoi, lub' II. ly, .ve amiOUJ to build mq,r. ID De:Je.Pte,t w:IIJ not vote th1l ,,., the Gr~nl Slreelaelsbborl!ood and oa lhe -.,.perbr!en4e..,, blyjpt Charl-~n bavt U~ea lbet !18 fl, ot .....r el.,led 1)d. Galt"""f fw a tluoo> '<'OW u \ Daily Sentind I Dav Book <· -- ~- RUARK REPORT ~IOION MIITINO FeenttY·Bennett Port, No. 128, AmeJ!lean Legion, will meet Wed· nuda.v at the Levlon Hall and Loula Lon&, Commander, urge• all l -- their annual picnic will be 'made. The meeHn..: will b~gln at t :30 with Mrs "lranth Fleming, president, •n·~eid i n~ . Hn!ltt•ucs are Mrs. L. D. Dlle1, Mn. Homer llar•le.v. Mrs. Edward Stiles and Mr~ . .Julia Nor· UNDIRGOISSU~GIRY Willl1m Runell, Cornlna. former rill. Bradbury re1ldent. \11 Afheduled ICI CRIAM SOCIAL for hm1 1urgery at White Cron An Ice crtnm soclul will be held Hospital, Columbus, today. Mrs. Rua1t1l Ia at11ylng with her shter. at the Rot'k Spring• Methodist Mrs. Robert Jay, In Columbu!l and Church, Frld~y. July 12. beginning their dau&htor, Roberta, who Is at 8 p. m. The proceeds will be employed In CornlnR. baa a]RO been placed ln the bulltllng fund for the church. in Columbus wltl\ her futher. ly IOIIRT C. RUARK membtlra to attend the meeting 1 have 11ecir1ted from ~e magnlfwhen the pro&t'am will be/resent· ed by Tom Skinner lln Gene lcent medical facUlties to be found crooU, who were atnt to Boys In fJOUIIton, Tex., whh aomethln; more than my IUJUll portion of Stlte by lhtt loeal Poat. hero-worship for the ardent ArMILITING CALLID rowsmlthl who punched, wobed. WhUe Rolli lAdle, Auxiliary of bled .~ ut, llhlltO&raphed and lifted the Brotherhood of RaUro 31 d Trlin- the shards or this monument to men, will meet Wednesday at the use. W&odmel'l.'l flall when Jlla'n• lor · Apart from the hahlonable IDclety doctors who cater · to the whimll of the rich and lndulae In ulcers one year, hepatitis the ri~xt. and pllychoanaly•ls the next. It seem& to me that the dedicated doc hal lOne bealthUy back to the •.../ ' Movietime Popeye Presents · News Pieture-· Spiu,acb Playlllluse a.n~ ,4liJ.be' fu.·.chlncs the ~lnst;lml lean, Albana; ·~~ cl.l mel. I Thll '" nut hypoehondrla mueb 11 praetleallty, becaWJt In nurse," who )1 11 t~lEen over u1e my earcau the Hon1 Kana mildew old ~ctvant ehore11 which made ~~~~~~~~L~I:•~•;pt~to~be!~~m~arr~lo~d!l~o.~a:~l=o~••:h:of nursln~ la~:t of flrrlllles. youn1er c:ountry overtones sl!ter:~ lnthepoorerretuao 'But the dough - 'ai.Jout $SOO a month fOr a real expert Jraduate nurse - lftlll hau't eomp'ete with the wages rnw wench straight · ou\ or ~llh ~chool can command seer~tar,- after a snort buai· ;_~~t.r~~,~Ts' '1_~1j"_I~I:~~~N. ~ ARIA m1111 cOune. ·• :::;lii¢~1 SOmeho~ the idea must be ·1m· printed, on· the fem.ale ~onsclous· neu that nutlll.na now lia:a decent boura,· lht~""Una: work, •economic llieCufllty, With an the fri'l \le benefib, plui i· 81.r0d unlver1!dty educ:a· 10 cent. per ,tlon witH Coeducational tun· and a .l&.OO:I · ~~a wotkln1 atmo13phore of a hu.mani· ·~?:::::~ ~.:..iii1.6.r•~~ll;;i aile• taJ;'Jan ind v.:lentifle llfe. I •eatU. The ibaalc blOck .11 in publle t·eJiltlcin& - tbe Old nurstna concept a •• Obsletn·eal Dellve• Table T' •"I · j table ia considered to be one of the best and most modern on t:1e kt t d mar e 0 ay. j' GRANGE INSPECTION The "Bnnual lnspectlon of Ro lr Springs Grange will be held ou Thursday, July 11 at 8 p. m. A patriotic program will be rono··· ed by refreshments. Members are urged to note the new mtet lng t1me. - -BIRTHDAY -1~th Leona Brewer celebrated n !r 12th birthday at Forked Rnil Lake S111turday with l~vltc!l gueat,s a~ fol\owR: Mrs. Vlrgl'h l Ewen and datughters; Mrs . .Mn· .ine Price and daughter; M~·~. 8ixie Smith and children; M1 •. Paula Brewer and children; Be' ty Sellars, Patt.v D:1rst, Jan t~ God's Power f qbn-- Kerman A. G. Cyl:t H<!lllci•ra, Hun~naton.; Dii•l· Derby, {int IU'!h ever atteiD~ • 'n Well wu opea ttt all bow 01 allivey fot ·$Us a week for 24· to ...... 10. al~,,peopjoa. 11Im ti\>liillld.""-.riot IIA~f'Noi lfj. , Iii SiifPtUtij loiUuliii; foil: ... - 'li'~., .• _ ' 1 ·or; j ,...~- • I . ' • ' - . l : " j,l •11 ~ .. , ' ~I ~· \ '·"' -t'l~• :!"· J •; I ' ' ).\~ J ' .... I o1 -puty _... ....... .,... "ne I ·' 1167 nomination • ., 1 eleetion of Coilaty Court JudJ.!il and .luda:a ot the Xallidp4 Courta, undOr · promlolu of a , lr Corol ' - ' . Wo~~~M'•. f.toftl Al#fltoriJ 11ot11 i..u.n J'or lbe-...,. .... -a.' eaK . . craft w1aea thQ" motor . •-lbe ....,~q ...,.., a_,... . trallen· ' . h,UO,..;.. -ltolbe JeJI>Ialion paooed · by lhe 1021 t General Auenlbly will be dJacu.;. aed Friday. Robert B. Banlft;am, ExeeuUve ~ of Ute Obio Spdetr ol • : ' r. ~HUuat• ·Certified Publle A«ounlaola, I ' · mer member o! lho Ohlo Logll[a. huadfed bf ~ ....._ . J'inaike, wlQ be the priDdpal Pri• tvf aeool'4thlr to aiJe aD4 tpeaker at- I luncheoo IKiioD. P011eroy . lin. Hr. and Georte Hood of Cbarlettoa, W. Va., were: SundQ' dinner p:e.rts of lin. C. E. Neue. · All A. HO!kllll' wbo aulfered -a bn).en .aokle and other injdrlet len diJ• ago•II eGD'flleR!ac; aiee- IY and ~ bome today from SJ. losepb K•ipila~ PubnburJ. E. 1. TncJ; wbo baa beon quite IU at IW: home, Ball Run, ia eon· valeJcinJ nleeiy. Dr..... llrt. E. A. Traey of Columblll wtl'4'. week end guedl of bla p~r<J1il, llr. and llrt. E. 1. ·' 'ARE! TrlcJ, • ' ,...,:;:;:~ J&. an4 ·Mrs. lute Kteonalla end 808; Larry, and friend of Park· e!'lbura, were Jueata of lin. :rreda Ritchie and liOn• at a barbecue. Sunday evemng. · , Mn:. Ebrat!f Wlelcbam atte-nded tbe Depojy Clab of Dlltriel' 13, D•uchte¥ of Ameriea, beld Sundiy at the. Kacbelmaeker Part, Logan'. Mrs. Wayne lluJaeU, daughter, GaU, and son, Ned. and fri&md of LoubviUe, Ky., are the guelb of Mn. Samp Rua81".11. ... . . ' ' "' {"' ' motorlnr. A ..,_ Ia a c•••ll• too. Aboli9r rain- pat . traner ~water In the 'beat to -al~ . ,. ,...lll!lca ad car 'J&aDdllfte, 1 Arebed fb!l rlbo Wll1 ..., 1M omr to llliu C)'ttlhia Tompldna &tudent nurse at a.lhesda Hoopital, Clndnnati, al'i.d friend, Jobn Bayliff, \Qfe week end . p.est,.. of Jlr~ C. P'. Tompldna. Mr. aild tltu'&lrt. llr~ Ne"""' S - ol Lopn, · . You'UMedalfelm~ep]ate.Prl• b the gueit of her daUghter 1and ftl'J - . _ to lite ....... 1M aon-ln-law, Mr. and lira. c. F. trafler ~ Cln'f· Bolt traiJen, Tompthw. Pl'II'Perl7 ! ......... aro ;top! .In all ltatM, aad i:Daylte dri.,.. fato Can.. ada &lui.Kelkio. Barberton." They villteol Mn. '11oeodore Ebenbaeh and Mn. Haw~·· uncle, Je111e Rummel, Kerr'a SL hlll Calumbu.a were week .end Sift motorltll tad pleuul All• - -- llr. and Mrs. o. Keenam H. WHTN-TV Channel13 -------::::-cc::=::-~:o.-c:-~ ' fUESDDA Y .CHANNEL 13 10:59 Sign On 11:00 AdVentures in Learnlng. I ~ for lri. . ipppl>lD.IIIliD.t~/Ote JOU 10 .... .YICatiOD t .. .., - ' iloo "!''lift ......... llltll ' ~ ..................... 12:15 Nelihl>ore 1~:30 1:00· The Feminine 1'oucb 2:00 Afternoon Fil"' Festival 3:3U .t..ne wltli EJb:abeth Cartoon Club 4:00 Cartoon Club G:OO ·Mickey, Mo"Uae S:OO Mictey Mouae Club Five Star Final John Daly and NewJ Confhct Wyatt Earp Broken Arrow 6:00 6: l.D 6:30 7:30 8:00 Wit~ Elttabelb a:., -Ford , 10:10' Slim Snesd'a G'oll Show and Hlll'I'Jet HAVE Tll•a~er ' . ' ' , >~~ . .·,·~.rs.~ • ....,. •", . . ',.. . "' . ., '· • ~ ' .!.? .. .,'~" I., ' To w"';~!er You;fs,-~;~h;;;:., :~'"~~ .,,:..vacotion, , v~J co~ ·k,.~. ~;1 !f1th ' " . ·...... IJ'"' ,: . ;. \ >J#'' ~f ·1 f • ,, , • and w_hen ,,. r ' '' You · ' ' J "' '' ,{ '-'& I ~t 1 ' 't- ~·. -:r· I . . ' ' ·'• . ' I .. . . ., ;- ' 'tfiai: You're ~:forinaw ear.. :mlki~ you~ti~J \Vhen you l!ur· a Deilo Put your m01101 011 tomarrow..:not ~; , Swopt-Win&' I>odp tictually OO..W.. otbe c:an in ita·f!eld. Should yO.. ill~ ' 1 In hlgh, boxy atylina' ;liOn'.Dodge oJrera t1tit Jotr, l(IWicok ¢ · you iftv..t in oUtmoded eoiJ itj!rinp wheD •:· · ShoUld, tou invest in ~ld·faohioned . le:oeM;JJill~!! ~~~ '~ : otrero ·~~ ease at·Pual>,Button DriviniT In .{~~\' ·IK~.t ,.. i' interiPrti-D9(jge II ~ ahead. So put ai.' ., \ l - ear, ·. of my life-· ,. , ~~~~~~~ 1111iiy llafl. •' ' .1. At~~9rit~ • comll)llt in1- ~ ... ' ('\>. ·· .·. .t f. ·,, -- ' 1 you ,•rrlv~:~~;m~ . ··"·' ' : l , What'• ,G(.ng,.O" ' ~' , ft' ' Bill'-""'.,,.--- . . ,, ,., , ••r" . . . : , .. 'J,' • ' • ~I PI lell._,, '• , ·, ,,, '/;,.. It . was. . ••,-llllhtr ,, ... .. •~~~:... .. ' .- " ·~~· , ~ ' HoW lltlilllfillt,llyl!ilf.:.,so'hlglt and squa111 ~ . '\ . • ~ ' \' ~ ~ ~!~"!I MW Cit~ ~.~ll!.~lill ' 10:15 Theater 13 11:4$ · The Late New1 11:45 Sicn Off --'---~- _'T""_7"'"_ _ _....,_ - ,. . • ,. I ' ~- · IU:)O · ~a1n Snead'a doir Show iO:IJ Thbiter 13 . · , U :i9 ,The La't t ~ews -11:411 •Sign Oil . , • ' ilt'd l,fellpMlllll .lila'IIOilll-:'1' illtllellf1l. ' .. 9:00 Wednesday Night · F'Ill~l! A:•5· Sportscnpe . . ~~~· £.&0 News of, the Night ' · ; · ' .' .',. . .. 1:30 Navy Log iiwe ' .., ., Clu~ r 8:00 F1ve. Star F)nal I 8:30 Telephone Time 9:00 I Spy , 9:30 Pu~tle Defender IO:oq Newa of the Nlabl ' .G: I5 John .DalY & lhe !ilewa 6:30 DMteyland JI:OO . Frankie Laine The Fe;mlnlne 1'ouc:h Afternoon film Fettlval '·~ '• 12:00 Noon News 1:00 2:00 3:30 4:00 Life •' · l 12:00 Noon News 12:13 Nelghbol'll 12:30 Frankie Laine ated for blood' t1 hilh d:urlnl &umlhflr Moatha. four lliMI J a n_,., the"'• • call aa tl!oe Jl.ed Cr... to tuppiJ 1hlt p,reclou1 life ld. Aftd onl)' 10111 cu aupplr lc. eraea'lber, .,ie~• lau lou.r~d •• ' btthule for blood lA •vine Uvea. \ Kolp ilow-IYI.P '''" flmily-help · ~ 1 life 1 Call re•r 1\ed Oroil - CHANNEL U WED. 1U:09 Sign Oo d :OO Adventures in Learning, lo..._ ut~l!lt e otlo o our' I"!· tnt, - -..HU ewo and•tho Q ...nla ~ t!>fy a'oek o rl ' I way ~niiJ.eiho\ld: .Of!liiO!i:WI,II, · k' li, ' ' Cont~rence JiIPS on l ounng • arehera •pd bow ani In ' West Vj.,.· - - ·- - ahO'I(~or,ll' !• ~ - 4ai!~ 1U, stili, ~7)J:, "It •. alkluil.li bo. OfOilllllli' · ; . ' pooeo,:Pii ' ~llil .. ,ltr, umlehtoodtli-t.W!fl trllatell!i~·· .:' tnlet~ri\Y• 'f!bt<k,, eto~l 1to ~~ llln<!; otle GOcl•ti!~, J!oilher, ~ ' • >· oa God a ,Pirllllti ..n.. uon. We LU~.1i:!J,Ib, all4 Love. •lll!liliiCI · are ~rlfU~ ~ "ouppo~wltb WI~ beCOme pe~eet .J1> oilp Pti~ 1,. w end ' do.tile tlO!I H ·tltla·I~Waomen e,:r-*" °· . ~ pt; undonlond Gad boiler. ;d I~ WlQo KO)'to 'lbtl S.l'l!litl!•"LIJI. ' Tllit BtiDUner »em-Cl u ,_., er QI.D. M PleU&DL --- wo[<l. "- • ·•ll: 1. liQIU!W of'. CJartai.lan · SCioneo, Wt moy hOJp by bell' niDi Onll!llultb i\jJI tfutll ..tl\•11 lh,~, rlgh~ Where we •re to 1trhe t'o ~fja 1ti;i J!~enee •btl Bell~ to_. 1"- 1 - "·nr....... on - ealtod ..,, by \Ar Jt..Uono, Beeretary of sute Ted w. ar.... 11 ••· a~-; Cl 1a d 1 Cl laM . . _ uw:: en n nt._d, July 18. Bet..;. ..' . ' ' .lie'-' County Board o1 Ele<· tt0111 ofllda4 are toriled to al· . Paul Woildl, liar· Charles Bake.i ' all o! Cb17· Love, lin. I • C. >lthitJpo a.·lwodloi JOII1' _ . , 111w Rogm, Gilbo. I lmd ......t. look f o r - oJ!oodo Against Parkers . bath. spoken once; individual work townril thE' day twit'c huve I hl'ord thla; when men shall be ttl peace. thot power bi'IDnl{eth un .. This atatPnumt is found In Paul's to God" (Psolm 62:11). How letter to Tinl'Othy (I Timothy thrllllnA ore tht•se words of the 2:1, 2): "I exhort theN" fore, that. l'salmistl They urc thrilling be· flr!lt or all, Rupplicalinnll, pray. ('ouse whf'n we truly know with ers, intCI'(WSIIlons, and sJvlng ol l'onviction th11t (lod Is the OnlS' thanks, be made fp,r all , men; powrr and lhnt His po-wer h Jlor kJngs, and for all that are tn good only, nothing is left tor us authoritY; that we may lead a to be arruid of. The words agr:ee quiet and peaceable Ute in all with the assurance voiced by godUneu &llct honuty." Eliphuz t h e Ternanit, w h o Problema faclna u1 today n:t•Y sought to awall:en his friend Job seem greater tl;lah the world ha1 to renewed trnlll in (Qod ' (Job ever J,.no~m. bq~ wp mus1 realiJe 22:21), "Ar.qualnt now thyself that God b beUer known tod•y '9Jitb h.lm, and be at peace: th~re· thata ever. To David, the mae: .. by IQOd shall come unto · tbee."' lve, .(ull·armorf:'d Phlllltine mUst h not this the 1onswer to man· hAve aeeliled !Iii formidlllbll ilia kind's acarclt tor pell.c"1 If we our modern weapon• 'leem lo .ull recognlae God 11 the ouly power But If we, 11 did David,, and aC(]U&Int ourselvet ,.-lth wilh the 111M Cfl'rUlntY the tUm - aplrihutUy undentand ever-present belp of God in the Him- we •hall tlnd in Him the midst of the most pertlqua or way tu unlv(lra~;t) peuce and Well• frl,shtenlnl situattorJ, We ahalt Lll•in~. .. be belpiog to pron the ac:tdal 'b· • .,owerleaaneu of our present.. Chrllltfnn Science. 'Wbtc H· day Goliath. If we know dlvlhe ~~I"Yt'~ Us authority t~m , the Love'a protactlon 11 surely aa Scw,lptu~c~. t~ache1 tt1. ~t~dents did D~niet. we bq t•c~t.OUJ:' plr• lo apply the Bible tru~~~ l~, prac· ticqlar tlqn.i d.~ .,11 f~ar~hlly llcul GYerydqr ~In(, lhl: teach· b he did, ,_.IJil t"il~ calm .... urinl! of tbla ~lrtPee 11t'i ba-,ed OD 9f tb~ preaen~ aDd 'aftij. the Sllrfl foundation or tHe .flnt 8bilit;)l: oj God'• Wisdom atifl l'hnph·,r or Gtinesls, whlch atatel1 Direction to deliver from all rill. that (ood crealed man In: Hil . Mater,lll defense ata!ut the ima~ nnd likeness, and that GOO ali!em.lnaly ai8re ....v. lQrota of , bt•held Hi8. cre'!-tlon to be """ t'ril m~y J;e n~elnry at tbl.l sood. Becam~e (iod Ia 'SpJrlf:J Ul• staae or the world\ undefstand• renl man and the rf-al urdnrle Ia ot lh,e an~ wer t God nlll!it therefore be 'Wb~Hy 11Urltl<' ~ But t~· ~ 0 dJi:ern uot • • • sf)Uoltual nat\11'8 of 1he rot man Christ Je11u1 t1 our Ex~1ar) a84 the nil tmlteN6 od the end he said we should do the iiource or tpt ~r ba._, tba worli:a that he did, aq~ ,edn &IdftbUII' oPPdrl.ablt,y to ttand .-realer. We cannol•hJ?C ollhe .ftrDllJ' on tbe aide of God :with r~sponslb~Uty bere ~Pllect by c:obftdence the.t .Hla Ia-., which thlnklna: 111 im Dnly bn14, Wbat 1a ~tMte) will1 be nTelled to can I do to help solve the man:kil'ld'a, bumble, prayettul world's va1t probl"md'" le.~ua a~ekiqt and: muat uJtJm,ately trJ.. aslntred us that althqQah , men umpb; . .. · , · ' tnliJhl regard R 1ituotlori. II ,,m~ ftat. tbl dteln1C:tl-. ftf ••11 poulble o' •"o1utlon, wllb Cod by the. u_~,~tloiUDa of the all· all thln1aare poaslble. Wb~n.we neu of aQd Ia riot 11n tmpq.qlble look at problems rrom a·mateHal goal, but t'D tn,vltable Outcome! a1undpoJnt, they may •ererit In~ we Jearn from the prqphe 1urmountlble, buJ byitbrnlbt: to J..alah, wbo aald (lsal11h U :&j; the sp.rltua) lnl.,th ot God11 OM· "1be fllArtb ab&Jl ;t)e full of the nlpottl:hce, a~waye present and tno,wl~e of diet_ J........::.. 11 tbe Immediately an)lab~e. we' ftnd wateft' , ~nr tbe iM"7-t •lfar:r. hooo ond c,qqr•s; t?.P~ fill': 8~0\: Eddy, tblt l),teC~...V ·~nd ·t~vur ciuty hu aot to ao atid ~me~~r:1f7;;.__.._._.._"'----'--;-.;........;..lbl"' ilamour devolopo4 ','to ' Tailor, 4L Poniero ·. Gt!>l'i• At hens' .Ne\t· Arm ' :,..,a, d.e'filfl' can't compensate For 100,. 000 eoOl white hands on revered - • _, I ----~-----------· ----~~-7:00 l'lmmle llo~~ TI/IIDAY 1:30 ·Jlllatoh Blackie 7:00 Jlmlhie Dean 8:00 9a~t'oJn Kangaroo 7:30 Bos\on Blaellie 8:30 Morhil'lg ShDw 8:00 C-ptain Kanraroo 9:00 G&rry MoDre8:39 Mornine SltoW 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Go(lfr9J" 9:30 Arthur Godfre1 '11)':30 · Strike it' Rle]l 10:30 Stl'lke II Rleh ti :OO Valiant !oady 11:00 Valiant Lady !!:IS Love of Lif< ' 11:1G Love of LUe 11:30 Search !Or Tomorrow 11 :30 Searc~ I"Jr Tomorrow 11:45 Guid~ng Light 11:4S Guldin& Light 12:00 Katie'.; Kitchen 12:00 Katie'' Kitchen ""ATHENS, O. UP - Athens first 12:30 As {he World Turnt 12:30 As tbe Wol'lu Turns "tneter maid" today beaan check- 1:00 Our Miss Brook! i:OO Oui:' Miss'llreiok& ing for overtime violatidns In the 1:3'0 Houseparty i :3b ' llousepartY parking meter areag in the .POllee 2·00 Big Payoff . 2:00 lUg PayOf! department r10ve to relleJe pa· 2::10 Bob r.rosby Show 2:30 Bob Crosby Show trolmen for other duties. 3:00 Brighter Day 3:00 1!dgh\er Qay :1:13 Secret S:torm ' Chief 1. B. Grogan announced 3:30 Eolge of Night 3;Hl Secret Stl\l'm 3:30 Edge oi Nil;ht . the appointment of Linda Gast as 4 ;00 The Early Show 4:00 The Early Show 5:30 Your Esso Reporter , the rtnt "meter maid." '8:30 Your Esso Reporter Some 30 courtesy boxes also 15·4~ Sports Parade S:4!! Sports Parade 15:55 Weatherman have been lmltalled In the buiiness 5:615 Weatherman · district to permit violators to pay o·oo Acti')n fi ·OO Acti( n 6:15 Douglas EdWardl fines without going to city hall. 6:l~ DouglaS' Edwards 6:3:0 felt~hO!'e Tilpe ' ·. ~ 6:30 M.v Friend Flicka' ShoW . 1 :0tf""i'hil Silvers ' ' t 7:00 Vic Damone l '7:30 Prh·ate .Secretary smith Bso her mother and st.•>...:r 8:00 To Tell the Truth· 8:00 Millionaire Emily. 8:30 Spotlight Pl"B)'house 8:30 I've (r(.tt A Secret 9:00 $641')00 Question 9:00 20th Century Fox Hour 9:30 Spike Jones Show Btfore you take a lone f!'IP 10:00 UP·to·the-minute New1 10:00 Up-to-the-mmute News · to have FUN10:0~ Scanning the Weather 10:05 Scanning the Weather 10: 1:) The Late Show 10:10 The Late Show lftlm. the Old conl:epl of tile nur.!lo hHI chan,e<l Urasticallv in the la&t itOublt·dteadfl The · ''trained'' nurse doe~tn't sllug bt'dpans and make the bedv and scrub and tno-p any more. Sht g~U three or four years of eo-educational r.olle!{e tnlntng, tmd ,he Wllrks tn the dell· eate media of miracle drug11 heart SUrgery, \nt't'ICate 1 Jlbl, x.rayS, auaying·mac~ines, tlrutt:, n\acttlnn "calpels. mt-:l'lbea: .J The nunkymg Is don~ th'ese days so by what 'Ia 1*1led a "vocational cut plumblnl of hi• daddy'• day ," The dlffmrtee ll that now he't JOt all the mGderh t•da:eb and Jll· mol to help him. · !:very couple of yean I cl'teolc in with my touJh-talklna aawbbne11 in Houaton, Jullt to aee lf 1 still have a bead, heart 1\nd liver and alto to e"'oretae aome Of the bu&a Ill A\al\'8 apt tO COlleCt if~ sptnds 1er~on1 time drlnklna other pe?· pie 11 water in other peoPle • Vergil C. Hayes, Administrator of Meigs General Hasplt>al h!:&s annou~ced the purchalle and in stallatlon Df a new Shampali1e "GOD Nuraea. I told Dr. G A. and Dr. A. L . and BOmu O'her fri~IH\1! ft!l well, that I would make thum n nunlng 'Pitth, llnd thi.!l is it. The natlon'& ho:.pltal~ are about 80,000 11h0tt of registered nutlaelJ, old hl;)me1pun. band·lltlwn. rouqh· brtr~a. .' · ~ I And every tim'~ I clle<' k out. ( "m !lllffu~cd with th1• thou .l(ht· Mv Lord, ain't It wonderf11l what the~f' IBds can do these day ~ to Slllve off thf! biJ,~ lli•P? 1'hl!1' atrn('k me espt>ciully han! the other dav when I ~!lw a COUJ)lt• of ,,ur~~:eons rummaging around in a h:u'ly's hf'art with whnt appcarf>il to be a !Oni! r; it>ce of wlrP. OLHIP.1'V· ing lhe findirn!s on 'l'V, ;met lalkln'l: cherrlly to the lady meanwhile. 11lnce Rhe Wll!il not under ane~thet1c. Th6 lady didn't seem to mind . They can kill vou for Rtwornl minute~ now, without anv laRtinQ Ul effe~t•. by men:ly klnd of doep· freezing you for a spell. stopping your heart, aud ,!l:Ctting on with the plu'mblnlf. They already have got artificial arterle!l tn p'ractice, anrl one lad telh1 me that a completely mechanleal heart, b... ltery drh·en . i! not 10 far arouml the ·torne'r. They've got all the llluff that science <'an devlee· and money can buy - bar one thlni: Falls. - Jrrow '· \ Man Cltrb of · Boardl ot lleetto..,~. Secr.t•... 18 J:illia and lunound.lnt Statu. .._, 0 l:lte Browa, ut '· The ehld purpou wu to abo.,t will feature 1 number of matteri live earp !rom. their natur.ll 'i.tally a.UeetJnc the admlllbtza. lu:bUut in an open ltream. Uon or Ob..lo'• eWtiona I"DeraJy , Tbe Detbt wu eondlleted by and the lim Geoerll EleetJo 1• the Amerie~n Bowbunten Au 1- apeeifiullJ. elation ll'f Wett VlrJJnht and (•. The firat JWJon wUl be o!O.Jo aponiOI'Id bJ tbe Chamber of ceroed trltll a dJJrullioa of lm· Commerce and AKbery Club of prove mew and ipiiO't'adon. pb ,. Point PleU&Dt. ned for tb~ UiN edJUo.n. or .. obJo•• Bledlon IAWI'I" publbbeot - · - - - - -by Seeretary of lUte BrOWD. u4 :l~o:k:":,es:~tewart. Logan: BW teellot, tile new fonm to complr ..nth Paul HI!Uory, Hillaehangea ...... l• !be reviled NIJ. Va.; Ted Lecbof. Glen tlan . 1M-e~te=r~·ML ~~~~~~~-=====~--i ·a•~'d1s~ NEW EQUIPMINT I "'ll... a:oo , -- County Election Officials Will Attend Meeting be laid by llae vUia1e with llaflir yw leTm 1o 11111t. However, t!tor ('~ .•• p ·, compaey and othtr ptoporty ow.. . Will •-u-, . ther ••-'-'~ u.t - 011 0 -u-~ or tlle cia• ..'-~- ta>n·• Ia .. ,, 11 • - · - .. en rtl•• ..... bltbJf: tor lddJUonll aew- ln1!1UCU treuurw. ,, o.w-. ' · · .....-.... ~ ... ~ ·~ ~··-• er needed to ldtYiei • number Gf All meeUD11 will bt beld Ja 1 Bill homu Ttlla wo!;'14 lhtlude aever•l whit•pdn.ied tabemule buUdiN Jteneaty 01 Mid41etes,. New 1 e buildln£ alte!-. wbJcb m•" be ... fd that hal &ce!ommodatJoDt for Jllllfl .J~ney, WGll J Sli.OO eub "'"' for -~1 lbe t d~ 0 by the Lum~r: CCtmpaay. , T h e JIVIOftl. T)'l:e PI'Oil'.-m t. oon-Htt"'" llJ oq:ut Dl"t Sewer committee, L. R. Wiley, D. arian and YWton wlU bf- ~elcomtd to the Derby. Red llllone, C. C. Miller ,nd David Jenklna, wlll at aU ttrvlces •nd meetJn.p. Uppert and X.ea Kurty, all or m~t thi1 everuna: 'with ·o. a. Roth- On rloain1 da)' of .anelabb', l'ri· P1ttaburJb, Pa ., 1•1ne4 $10. '9 geb, president . ot the Company, day, July 18, C!ommlttee report• each for the 1ee011d lon...,t dl• and Street ~ Foreman Ellia to dia- and recomJ;nendatiou will be Clven tance travelled. cuss · this prOject. and the l&S3 go.ala: apnouated. Stteet Fortman Camp rbeeUna: Rnlen rtart 1.,..,.0,.ther PI'~ cofttb*'l! .,, repott for the Friday July 7:80, and , boW-reeb, OllliDJ attolft, included four wU! SUJSda)r., IP.Ort ahirta. hunting knive. u 1 mat '!rial from 4at1y wiU Tlried lportl ltemt were we~n Ly of atreet 'J':sei. Ja, B. Graham, Buckeye, W. V1., I. M:. Wimer, Marlbiton, W. Va; Weatber~ast · Festival of Stare B~orts Eye'• ' " 8:00 Meet Mt,Graw , N:Bc News~ . "' , 8!411 ' ' 7:80 Plnh: : •7:00, ll!ay.dr ,o{ i~e1own 8:00 Jape *yman ShoW : 7:~~Q ~ Father . Xnowa. -Best 8:30 SdmRJ~r PlayhOU~e , Kraft Tlr ·r~Ht•• 9:00 Nat XIng Cole Sho\ir 8:00 Thia is Y.our ;,f;ife 9:30 O'Renry PtayhoUif' 1up ·'wa\_.ru.o~i >i'i: I tO:OO AM.tn Called X 10:00 ~uqu'erade Party ili:90 New' lt.eadUnea 10:40 Mttewateh 10:90 · Newa lieadiln.. 12:00 Toni.Jht 10 :~0 .Nitewpteh 1:00 SIGN . OFF 12:Dq Tonight . ' • F ... , • if 9:00 Romper Rt'tom . The Price b ~fibt Truth Or Gonsequencea 1'ic Tac Douith · It Could Be You ,Current , too My Little Margie 1:30 Bride and. Grpom 2:10 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for a Day 3:.fS Modern Roml\nacel 4:00 Comedy Time IO :OQ 10:90 11 :00 11 :90 12:00 The Price h Right • • Council Approves . PastOr's Repbi1S ' Folks of eastern Meigs County can help Dorsel keep what little hair he retains by showing up !n force for both of the PTA ice 1 • • TELEVISION . GUIDE WSA% -TV Cho,.nel3 TUESDAY Wedt&esday levy finally passed in the Eastern District last year for two new school buildingi, the other being a modern high school on R!. '1 nea:r Ttlp· pers Plains. . · · 1 i . ... \ • -·'. Sett/.ement 01 Strike Here Is Demonstration 01 Healthy System In Labor Relat,:ons " . -----~- 2--oDIIIl) Selitlilel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 9, 19S7 Dorsel Riebel Heods Drive To Roise Funds For School Kitchen, Play Equipment f ~- !11...,01 . : ~ dealer; JG,ia. to . . . -.•,,···l. tJ ...~.·~ •)''., II , , '"'"'' ,,.,w, '• ,"\' 'f De Sn1it· 1 .(·'.\fl¢i·~~,·:;: �<Alst~n _ Cagey 4--DII!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 9,1851' TolJmp~'s • Ra.ce~ b.u., Sentlael SPORTS DESK CallToPlay ST. LOUIS UP National Leq~ m•nt•er Walt Alston tdd· ed • tince or JnfStft)' to the 24th annual Ali.SW Game today at ~~ J». m., t . d. L., by 119iecldlng to .W.t "un.til Juslltefore eame time" . • tare pme th'le." -- __,_ ... -- Tighten,d.As , ( 8yAfan ~I • ·-· t l. <t.• . -- ·mo reason for the sud·1J<>~o6i1 o! Feller. ·onetime tut-baU art· to tHe Ume o\lt beto throw a fe~ .fast ,.1 owner•. He re- ''thoi!oe atWrialey 'a c&~ssional buiina. denied :11:,:~~~:~' !Ml! manqemen,t ·' BASEBALL RESULTS at New Yor.c Mr. and M . Sr-., and Lewis tN.· .DAY ·tid :thGH1s ana NATIONAL LEAGUE GABRHPet Shnmont hs ~~aed ~a:ttJ vlcto- Aaron, Mllw . 79 337 64 ll7 .347 riei and )Nt four fot tlle ~billies Fondy, Pitts. 87 273 32 94 .341t lblJ teaaon after belDJ coruldered Mu1Jal , St. L. 77 30~ M 104 .341 ·.· ,: W•l•ml . Bo'dy •nd frel'lder R•pair Li:.brleil'lo-11 "wutrf!d 1IJI'" 1alt !'ear. Antonelli's Roblnaon, Cin. 78 317 ~ 99 .312 fei!Oftl Ia a ~loer11 13'·7, bl.t Al- Groat, Pitts ~1 209 23 65 .311 •ton ltill nia1 ftraet • how the AMERICAN LEAGUE niftr Glantr lefty tolled In Jaat Mantle, N. Y. 77 252 72 93 .38~ year'• 1·S )It vietory at Washina:· Williams. Bosl 72 248 IS& M .8~13 ton. Boyd, Ba i1L 74 243 44 S2 .337 , .i.. Sko\\Ton, N. Y. 72 280 48 IJ3 .332 MOl. Jrlin' •UUIT Malzone, Bost. 78 318 36 104 !l27 N'EY YOI\K ·\JtiL-.BoiQ Ru l.•r, Hotnt Runt winner of tire ~esa Staket NATIONAL LEAGUE- Aaron, .,m net run h) Satprday's $101). Braves 27; Musial card!il 20· Crowe 000 Arllnaton clual' at~ Ctlicaao Redlegw 18· M~thews Bra'ves 17· ...beeaute he "itn't ju;t rigltt" ac- Snider, Dod'gers 18 ' ' eordtq to trainer 'Sunny J1m · · FltzlinwODs. fltoalmmol'jl .,jd AMERICAN LEAGUE - ManU•, tllere ""¥ ''ftothlll} particularly Yank• 22; Sievers, Senotou 2b; wrona•• wit• tl'll Wbtatley Stable Wllllams, Red . Sox 20; . Maxwell , l.'Olt and be probably would makr: Tia:en 18; Zermal, Athletics 16. hi. nezt Jtart In AUJUSt at Sara· Runt l1tt.d IM tep. ' NATIONAL LEAGUE - Aaron, Braves 73; Musial, C11rds 66; Crowe Kedlec• M; Hoak, Redl.egs IS!'; Ennlt, ,Carda IS3. • AMIJRlCAN LEAGUE -Bkowron, Yllnks 60; Sleven, Senators M; Jack Zimmerman of Dayton we"e picked as new Watehina. • IOHNS MOBILGA'S .. Hit ,,...., u• to , ••, .. you" titlist; Bob RoU of Gree'rivllle nd Tillers comers to bear Syracuse Indians Racine. W. MaJn St, PomerOy Wrestling .- New Haven M'urTay, Harry Low Price - Only ' ,·· . ' 95 ........... anti SYUIB Tllilll FMs_ Staatq, BJaln Gll· Carl Gibbs. Bill Deam, Robert. Pb\1 nnd Paul Hoffman, £!.&~ene Weaver John Ferguson, Dorl~ .d Kay, L~· ter Zerkle, JLaJJ)h tiotuJb, Don Zerkle, Dick Allen, Chll,-lel!i N'"Cil· road, and grandlon, Don, ,T~h\n Ridgeway, Edwin Ro11sh, Robert Garde~~lub;t'O Landscape Area At New School Sox &6; MlnoRO, Wldte Sox ~II . Pitching Yankl 0.1; Shantz, Schmidt, Card• 'I·J; Bunnina:, Tigcn 10·2; Sanford, Phll9 10-2; Trucks, Ath· Jot~" 74, lnttrnatton.l Leagw Rocho&ter 9 Montre1l 2 . • ~ 8 Havana II A"oclatlon Minneapolis e LouiavlUc 4 Charleston II St. Paul 8 Wichita 10 Omaha 4 Denver 4 Indianapolis 0 ht, 7 inn. Denver 41 lntHanapolls 2 2nd UP-Ford Frid( cqtn· misaJOner fOr another reveD yearr but 't.~ election eont•lned 10~e what 9f a alap even though he romjlino ht \he job. , The 11 m~ le;~1ue ownaM, who voted unanlmoualy to retiln the torm~r', 1pi:ti11 writer u"'tll sept, 31 IIIII&, tailed to &I•• hi"' 'a raise. He Will :ee.t the lame $8!1 000 per y•at for the new ter·'t that he bt'l r!delved on hiK e•Jrrent •event-ear contract, which explroo lliP.I- 21. IIlilS. Frick · bail \oirtually no C!om of hla re· ~~~:~~~;: J have to .11y81ld lhatII: Ia 'thl 0 · ' . U I ' Mts. you dectde to hC)Id -on to y~ur pres•nt c ·ar, make sure yo._. PARTY . '· ~ , I • . ' ' ~- 'l \ ,· - · owe II to youraelf {tO J4iam why mld•ttNir Ia· ah llifpeclally s~. . utfae .lo ·'~o"_ov8a: to ;,O,~a. ~ 1 (I "' .,. ~ I ' t I ' ' '\ ,, .' • "Sat1~1inoo"'" r.crJnfn~ mecf1onltm ·e Soft~ ... fl11x.seot conttrvctlon • Sylmer trea:'-<1 fa~rla~ o Dow Corning Silicon Proc.P, o,. ea•fer ro clean ••• water·bomt stcdna like caff04II and toft clrlnb roll off without w•ttin'g fabr~ ••• oily stofna more easily and co'"Pitltfy rtmov.d witt. houMhold . aolvtnt cleaner. · ' -- 8 ct·•') ON,...;... Mrs . M.l,"'~ ·l · Willis Dudding o( and Mrs. Mrs. Rlt!1 ard Schwab-, and daUJhlera, !h· zan and Lynn;-Mrr. and- .MJ,..~· Rl•.•·l · ard - cOn~. a11d dau,bter, Ylekle, · Pre11n~ were Mr. Harq- ~Chw.ab, Mr. and ,• .,j· hostweJJ • What Pharmacy hu Every Fa~ dUty for tompo~nding PrescripUona ---, New Drup, Modern Ft9uipmeQt, Skilled ,Pharmaefata to c¥rY out your Doctor•.l oraer.? you gueMed it ·· ---S'l'~K'SI Did you loess MeJ~;i· .co City? . Cl•tb- Pom,roy. ' '. '< The N'e~uma met at th~ Alex hous~ on f4cmday New 1957 Model entertained with W birth'tlay }?tc· nlc dinner '.at her hom·e on p ..J. , di.y evebing, July &, in tionor Of her 1 cbuil'n, Judy Spetkeer, o~ ' nderstand tht•: It wlJI ·n•vttr be ~Otlh more lh•n It Is rtllt.t now. Tl'!at'a wht I · . .Mr. . and Mrs:: . Paul Rlctard reeently hOnored theJr daUJh'tell. Sbaron Faye, QQ her tbird •birth day with a party In the local park Game& were enjoyed by the guests. Refreshmenti were ~rv· · ed to Mrs. Joe Paugh, Debbie aM Beekf, Mrs. Herml.n JC!naJU~, ol. ... erly and Hermetta, Mr1. Bill Frv Mike and Bill; J>eboflh Rickard and the h08ts •nd 1 honoree. N.HICLIMA Judy Spencer Honored Guest At Picnic Friday • ·bueball • U.oush, and Pete GrinNtead, . . Rai8e Included 1 ' 7: Ai'$65,000; No • T. LOUIS Th~ aUditoriumt. !'I' l '· Mrfl. Ro~rt Belbet and Mr11, Wn liam FoJatf"al-e on ~~~~c(un~JD!ttee. Frick Rehired Will ·.continue as . Rut!and Garde~ Club Clvle ComnUttt.e ~ ~s 'starti111 J, neW prQ· ject for thei11 elu,. ja. coo~.atlon with Clrpef NUrserY "at ·BurlllfJ· ham'. ' They are to llndscave the new Elementar-Y SC!hool 1!1 {lutland. Tbeir Jut yellr'i cJvlc , pictjfft, ~a• the !andtcaplo• o( the new acil\lol Buffalo lO Tt~ronto 6 A~Mrlc:•n TIME EVER ' .a , •t such les Yoqker, Bob and LOuie GJiland, ManUe, YankJ 57; Malzone, Red ~iami tt1 J Iarid, Lal'ry and ~ary Gilland, u. J. Howard Jr. J. L Smit~, Homer Smith, Juhn Hannah, Bill Miller, Nic'k Phelps, 0. J . Bostfe. Jobn. Robert and Aaron Searbern-, C.har- 1 Richmond 6 Columbu• Pre•ldent Wolf announced :u, that the I:!IMellaijon' had anything to 'f!o With the eurve biJlded base· briO ownen by fl'l!ller before the 'helring. However, m1naaement be,.:~·· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~ two wub I etta. committH appolnlmentl. Mlq Lel•h POWell ba returnFormer president Jack ll'r y ed to her home In St . PetertbUrJ, wu pr..eatea a Put Pre•ldent 'a f'b. Pin. - . ~~~SIGN THill Atten.dinJ wete JU>rmlt Ford, DE'MlOJT UP- The Detl'o!t J.adt Frey, l;l.enry BWt: k. (.11,.-!t!J Uons today tiiJ1ed three more .. Jewell, Georse Jewell, Bob Joh n· l~ir rookie draft cholcu-tldjle ston. Charlet L~ ... er, Nick Dave Uddick or Geon:rt WublJI •. Phelpt 1nd John Wolf. tern. quarterback Jack' Kemp ot Jam" Henden~on ; nd Rober• Oce.ktdJ.tal and .f'~ ' MeGlothlln recently atteflded a Jot.nsoa or SCiulh . er ArriD.Jlaa:." CANAI'I'A Mrt. JJck Fry t!D~trblned the Th~ Pbup mw fl11al plln~ Canuh Club at hef MnJ;e ];~;101. for a Pl'otrtaJve d~er . whleb TbuhdJ)' eveninJ. Judy Arnold, 1 wUJ be their AUJUil meehni. c.uert won , prlze for bit}~ lCD ·, Mi" Jarne• 'I'ltu.t of Rutla.od • ~ Mnd Noncy SCally won Ci)llJOlat;vo ' cornpanled ' b)' Mrt. Gnen Sta:"l ;. prlu. Other meltlbera 1nd llU~• · b\lry of MJddlepctrt dld flow(',r pretent were: 1. Paul Seal~t. aJ'J'IIIIJementa and a:ave 1 talk. Mn. E. s. Stein, Jlrl. MJrk Ward. Refrnbmentt were ~trve4 b1 Mn. Howard Waitnltall, Ml'l. P. the hosteue1 to tbe sue.na a1l J Wolpert Mn. Bob .rohn'tton Mr.. OtnoU A.1bm1, Mrs . Pl1 il Mn., Ke!th ~ld,11:!J. Ptul H~ : Bat'et, Kn. ~liilam . GI!Jhl, Mrs. denon and Suunfle Wolpert. · Henry Bu1h, Mrs. WI!Uam Gibbs ALTAR GUtLD ." lin. Torn Hollman , l-1n. Bobl:ty The Altar G!Jlld 11t tb6 St. Paul Layne. HI's. ' George MeKnig ": Lutheran t'hurcb, ritel recenU,v "' Mn. Thornaa McGowan, Mr11. the home of Mrt. He:man JAyne. Olyde lUee, Hn. Jamea Rouih. An arucle was (ead by Mn Mra.. Ed.WII'd Ryu, Mr1. Dal·· B. a. vance.. l)evotlo1u by Mr . WhitemaD1 Mn. .John Wolre 11.1 Carrol} .Adam~ which Wll 1oll.,w· Mrs. Eplo Woods. . ed by tbe APo•ileJ Crettl' WSW$ Mrs. Hqwfrfi Wa~e~halt, pr,i!!'i-1 The WSWS J')'Oup of the local ed during .the bu.tlneN meetlng. EUB m~t Monday evenin& in the The eo~;nmittee wu named to pari. Mra. K. J. Seott wa• tlw serve from July tbtu AujUJt. procram leader and lhe to-pic a~lre,~uis were ~rved by heine ..United Cburc~ Women·•. the bost.tsaes Mrs. .\• Uliam 6ft· The meelinr opened with 'o . .: Farland, Mrt. Kerman Layne,.llrt. and responJ!ve readiD.f. Poems Thom~t~~ Grln•tead, · Mrs. ~ Carita'1 and readJnr• wer1 by sever Adaflli.Mrs. B. R. ,Van.c.• MH. J, v. mem~e-rr. Tl)_e meeUne concludM~13rew and Mrs. ~b Ro\llill, T'n ed 1;Jtb the 23rd Psal,m. Otbers meetJng clOJed wJth · Be:nedletion . Pre.t~t were Mrs. Bert Roua.1 , tnc\ the Lordfa Prl)'oir. Those 1 Mra . .otte Rouab, Mrs. R. F. Br··. tendinc include thoee allo've and ant. MMI. Edna Chuk and M.··. Jolrs. R1 ymoJid Peten:, ~ p J. F. A. Batey. Wolpert l!r1. WIIUam Powilll nd liONS Mrs. Lloyd •Rou•h. .1 . 'I'b~ Lioru Club m~t 1'ue1d 'Y LITTL& LIACtU• ' , cvemne at the Ameneart Legicr. , · , • · · HaD. Kermit Ford, 1rutalled t'le A wiener ~It .,. t'e(.eJt.'!t new U.Comfrrll officers an·d thll hcl.d at the New Haven ,FI.rftcll.m: new ptesident,' John Wolf p~ .. members . of tli~ N'ew ~ann Cm'iJ.: 9Jded durinJ tbe meettng. lnal Team. ' ' A movie was ta~n by 1~les A report from the Diatrjet Go .. Jewell and serYiq ~c ~~~P ~ere ernor aivina: 1N8-G7 !"ummary Jf Mrs. Charles New .tid ~eu acUvitlea sponiC)red by the lo:at Ray Mulford ant! Thomaa 'Gti"'· club. Rtead. Cbarlea Lester was requested 'Jleam ,rnembel'tl prealtl)t wer~ to ttend correaP,ondence to U. S. Dnle New, David . Wffllti~l. Pt:te Senators on bebalr of .11tateho·•J M.t~rlta, Buteh JeweU, leff· lt:e- fo1 Hawaii and Alaska. Knllht, llllly Ruooell, •Gil'J·Batey. It waa •nnouneed that zo.1e Larry Drdey, Chatlfa Ld.y, Dennb meetlnt will be held at Ced •r Ratteru..'Utter, aDd Larry Bali. lAke Camp on July 11 at 6 ' · Tho Jr. Q. U. A. II. <>(New Hllv· en c_hartered a bus· and traveled to ClnC!lnnati to ·~ a doll,bleheadt'r ball game of the llt!~legs and Phillie•. Those · attending WI!,·~ Ji:n'i Staat•, Marvin Roush, Mr . Clio. Feller Pushed Onto Sandlots· Arter ·ot~~ing Reserve Clause , .... ~ -~~~~---~~~-- LOS ANGELES l J''P Fn h* *O&r • • .toroef:l to coJHluct hie kid baMMll CliAltt oa .au-&. Iall an~ beiJc ~ t~ 'ue of Brooklyn Dodter-owned Wrieley Fttld. ' Feller ..-rived ,....., iriiday tor q~* oeri.. of ibe ~~ .. i¢n•ore4 bl Motbrqla. He . . , 1<> ~avi apPeared at W•l.iley field ilut lllo appelrtJH:e CIDceillid. ihe by aftet bt btuted 'b mball Owners - ---- Xlrtl7, llebeo.. Vt!li,..., !ll>D mon, Ill.,_ !laJ Plet.os lr.. ond ~ ..... ~~ UooiO ,jl. • llrL GtotJol Bur,.._ llo,IJ , ••U od A llftd otllcon of clubo &ypJ)OI' wiD In shall, Carolyn I.yoa~, iUMn 1'1el$ wu tniWered. "ZmethiAa: 1 II. zone wilt be tn.Ulled. . Sharo• ldlltho"'4 lulltor Hlp Would Uk• to !Cnow About l"''liJ· Lose INTUNATtONAL LEAQUE AlD.erltan Le11ue rnanaa:er Ca· W. L. Pet. •l Steneel ot the New York Buffalo ..... _. . . .. 49 34 .l585 Yinkee1 declloed to ena:a1e In Toronto . . 47 36 .S66 1DJ sueb a:ueaa.tn, 1ame. Irked Richmond . . . . 4!S 22 .517 · -.er lib non-too:-fiOMy All • Star CoJumbu~ . . . . . 39 45 39 49 record - he bar been beaten live Havana tim. Ia th -~~nJiit seleet- Mh1ml 38 45 .458 ed. Jim han~ the D~tfott Tl· Montreal . . -- . . 33 48 .407 .:era• ldde-amb--rQ:ht l1ndcr, aa MAJO~ LEAGUES bi.a •tartiDJ plttJaer, -Bdnnlng has No Changft: won JO pmes loat two th~ MaJor L•ague Le•d•r• year. - -· - ~ :ao' By Cbel Tannehill Wore M11001 ohb ltartlae piteller. fte !lrootl:rn DodleU' pilot lint · lea11ed ~~ Curt Sim· mon.. tbe Pldhldelphia Phillie&' romebll!l left b.mder, hut indi('at· til IIObd>y niJht he mlgllt give Cbt AMit'nmtnt to another south· PI:W, .Johnn1 Antonelli of the New 4 Ydrt Gianlr. "! remembflr how weD Antonelli pftebtcl for me in the All - Star GliDe lait year, 1nd J have a feel· in& he mlgh.t turn bact those Americtn .Lelpers more effectively than Simmon1," iaid AI· ~ \Ybo added, "1 might n ...t bah up lhY mind u~JJ just be- .. .' Mr. abd , ¥tt. • ~gene I ' . Scbw~; a:nd sOp,. t 'rommy, M11-.. Lett11 .Spe~·~~. Carol ~ddln& ·, ••~ 1\J~~y 'Du,ttqinJ. r J·· ~;t. ,1, ,,,,. l - · Ttlh a doll W ... Vri'U ht ia Poekanl ', ·- ~ t .' commlaloner to only actll\•1 •'I I?••ion of tho tw > ... . "f I r r . •J ,- 'I .t'd ' . '• . ~ • • i r ... j "\ more,_ll'ilat means L' ! r - . '• .' •" I " NEW YORK UP~Unlled !tate• hope• 01 rejalntn1 the Davit' CUp •oal'fd toda,- whlJe Au•lt111l '1 tennis, olfl•talo · bl01ted L1 ' Hoad ,.., t'11'111DJ· et1"The Dnb CUp eqmpetltlbn Ia wide open now that Lew , has AU~Ied pro;• NL41 RenviUe H' \fr. caWn: pi'ootbmt ~~ tho u. s . Lawn ·'fnJII All~\ "JIIo de•toloa: •••' t- talnly bat h'& pad our eh1nee• and ftll llll•tnc• of other iol.ln · U,l et1 too. Wt b,vt IJ'ttt • •·•• ; . .. on ," ' D~Hy · ' '.: 'I·¥•.• :~) 'J'd ,.,. .l' j, • 090 ,~f.' " .. Ditte ~· Oldy aedan · ~ . " ' ' with a b.uJit,..lb tupei:tharfer CLIPPER .••• tlae .PACKARD . ·• \ . ' (I'OWN SEDAN .. ' ' , . Ti"'Jier...~.ttli!JIIt-Nbld ' _, • ••. : ~~~~ '57 Ctip~ Town loodut•.lltep · lnoldo ud - bow IIllo .., ltii'I'O!mdt YW with tuteful luxury • • ; "lf<lm ~ ,_,,. to tbo omaUOII <1M ol a)potlilh811.L Nowt:Mtdriveit. You've ~· mwer driven one 10 respontive ••• this . J'¥katd ia tbe ..1, IIOdob with I bullt.la oupen:h.,..l-. Y.O 'bave You ~\ it out.t&ndinc power when 'lVII HA VB SEVEN r;_)db .• ~ !.:.; b fi '•·.!>' THII IJi\8 .•, • . •' ,j ~ ' • • ' Fulr lnsu1'011~• Coveroee · ~I • l ' equipped ~ • • full luol eea'tOIII)r ' 1ei'dtliftJ ' ~ l!"llhilliiloltllom11n . • t\llil' , Nckard Clipper Ton. Soia• ..._ ·• · tY,.nty-ont eq•ipq~.Dt f*ta;,...q.- . iilllilid lit lu ,.. -;rw ....... ,..,,1 whleb '"' "exuu" oa olbar - - . - . ..- ..m take a dolo loOk llocbQr , • l · lio lheoe dayl of -Old ·~ ~ uea" you'D find this PacD.Jt( lit ,. , oolxt of oil- Studebaker-Packard · . .. . .; �<Alst~n _ Cagey 4--DII!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 9,1851' TolJmp~'s • Ra.ce~ b.u., Sentlael SPORTS DESK CallToPlay ST. LOUIS UP National Leq~ m•nt•er Walt Alston tdd· ed • tince or JnfStft)' to the 24th annual Ali.SW Game today at ~~ J». m., t . d. L., by 119iecldlng to .W.t "un.til Juslltefore eame time" . • tare pme th'le." -- __,_ ... -- Tighten,d.As , ( 8yAfan ~I • ·-· t l. <t.• . -- ·mo reason for the sud·1J<>~o6i1 o! Feller. ·onetime tut-baU art· to tHe Ume o\lt beto throw a fe~ .fast ,.1 owner•. He re- ''thoi!oe atWrialey 'a c&~ssional buiina. denied :11:,:~~~:~' !Ml! manqemen,t ·' BASEBALL RESULTS at New Yor.c Mr. and M . Sr-., and Lewis tN.· .DAY ·tid :thGH1s ana NATIONAL LEAGUE GABRHPet Shnmont hs ~~aed ~a:ttJ vlcto- Aaron, Mllw . 79 337 64 ll7 .347 riei and )Nt four fot tlle ~billies Fondy, Pitts. 87 273 32 94 .341t lblJ teaaon after belDJ coruldered Mu1Jal , St. L. 77 30~ M 104 .341 ·.· ,: W•l•ml . Bo'dy •nd frel'lder R•pair Li:.brleil'lo-11 "wutrf!d 1IJI'" 1alt !'ear. Antonelli's Roblnaon, Cin. 78 317 ~ 99 .312 fei!Oftl Ia a ~loer11 13'·7, bl.t Al- Groat, Pitts ~1 209 23 65 .311 •ton ltill nia1 ftraet • how the AMERICAN LEAGUE niftr Glantr lefty tolled In Jaat Mantle, N. Y. 77 252 72 93 .38~ year'• 1·S )It vietory at Washina:· Williams. Bosl 72 248 IS& M .8~13 ton. Boyd, Ba i1L 74 243 44 S2 .337 , .i.. Sko\\Ton, N. Y. 72 280 48 IJ3 .332 MOl. Jrlin' •UUIT Malzone, Bost. 78 318 36 104 !l27 N'EY YOI\K ·\JtiL-.BoiQ Ru l.•r, Hotnt Runt winner of tire ~esa Staket NATIONAL LEAGUE- Aaron, .,m net run h) Satprday's $101). Braves 27; Musial card!il 20· Crowe 000 Arllnaton clual' at~ Ctlicaao Redlegw 18· M~thews Bra'ves 17· ...beeaute he "itn't ju;t rigltt" ac- Snider, Dod'gers 18 ' ' eordtq to trainer 'Sunny J1m · · FltzlinwODs. fltoalmmol'jl .,jd AMERICAN LEAGUE - ManU•, tllere ""¥ ''ftothlll} particularly Yank• 22; Sievers, Senotou 2b; wrona•• wit• tl'll Wbtatley Stable Wllllams, Red . Sox 20; . Maxwell , l.'Olt and be probably would makr: Tia:en 18; Zermal, Athletics 16. hi. nezt Jtart In AUJUSt at Sara· Runt l1tt.d IM tep. ' NATIONAL LEAGUE - Aaron, Braves 73; Musial, C11rds 66; Crowe Kedlec• M; Hoak, Redl.egs IS!'; Ennlt, ,Carda IS3. • AMIJRlCAN LEAGUE -Bkowron, Yllnks 60; Sleven, Senators M; Jack Zimmerman of Dayton we"e picked as new Watehina. • IOHNS MOBILGA'S .. Hit ,,...., u• to , ••, .. you" titlist; Bob RoU of Gree'rivllle nd Tillers comers to bear Syracuse Indians Racine. W. MaJn St, PomerOy Wrestling .- New Haven M'urTay, Harry Low Price - Only ' ,·· . ' 95 ........... anti SYUIB Tllilll FMs_ Staatq, BJaln Gll· Carl Gibbs. Bill Deam, Robert. Pb\1 nnd Paul Hoffman, £!.&~ene Weaver John Ferguson, Dorl~ .d Kay, L~· ter Zerkle, JLaJJ)h tiotuJb, Don Zerkle, Dick Allen, Chll,-lel!i N'"Cil· road, and grandlon, Don, ,T~h\n Ridgeway, Edwin Ro11sh, Robert Garde~~lub;t'O Landscape Area At New School Sox &6; MlnoRO, Wldte Sox ~II . Pitching Yankl 0.1; Shantz, Schmidt, Card• 'I·J; Bunnina:, Tigcn 10·2; Sanford, Phll9 10-2; Trucks, Ath· Jot~" 74, lnttrnatton.l Leagw Rocho&ter 9 Montre1l 2 . • ~ 8 Havana II A"oclatlon Minneapolis e LouiavlUc 4 Charleston II St. Paul 8 Wichita 10 Omaha 4 Denver 4 Indianapolis 0 ht, 7 inn. Denver 41 lntHanapolls 2 2nd UP-Ford Frid( cqtn· misaJOner fOr another reveD yearr but 't.~ election eont•lned 10~e what 9f a alap even though he romjlino ht \he job. , The 11 m~ le;~1ue ownaM, who voted unanlmoualy to retiln the torm~r', 1pi:ti11 writer u"'tll sept, 31 IIIII&, tailed to &I•• hi"' 'a raise. He Will :ee.t the lame $8!1 000 per y•at for the new ter·'t that he bt'l r!delved on hiK e•Jrrent •event-ear contract, which explroo lliP.I- 21. IIlilS. Frick · bail \oirtually no C!om of hla re· ~~~:~~~;: J have to .11y81ld lhatII: Ia 'thl 0 · ' . U I ' Mts. you dectde to hC)Id -on to y~ur pres•nt c ·ar, make sure yo._. PARTY . '· ~ , I • . ' ' ~- 'l \ ,· - · owe II to youraelf {tO J4iam why mld•ttNir Ia· ah llifpeclally s~. . utfae .lo ·'~o"_ov8a: to ;,O,~a. ~ 1 (I "' .,. ~ I ' t I ' ' '\ ,, .' • "Sat1~1inoo"'" r.crJnfn~ mecf1onltm ·e Soft~ ... fl11x.seot conttrvctlon • Sylmer trea:'-<1 fa~rla~ o Dow Corning Silicon Proc.P, o,. ea•fer ro clean ••• water·bomt stcdna like caff04II and toft clrlnb roll off without w•ttin'g fabr~ ••• oily stofna more easily and co'"Pitltfy rtmov.d witt. houMhold . aolvtnt cleaner. · ' -- 8 ct·•') ON,...;... Mrs . M.l,"'~ ·l · Willis Dudding o( and Mrs. Mrs. Rlt!1 ard Schwab-, and daUJhlera, !h· zan and Lynn;-Mrr. and- .MJ,..~· Rl•.•·l · ard - cOn~. a11d dau,bter, Ylekle, · Pre11n~ were Mr. Harq- ~Chw.ab, Mr. and ,• .,j· hostweJJ • What Pharmacy hu Every Fa~ dUty for tompo~nding PrescripUona ---, New Drup, Modern Ft9uipmeQt, Skilled ,Pharmaefata to c¥rY out your Doctor•.l oraer.? you gueMed it ·· ---S'l'~K'SI Did you loess MeJ~;i· .co City? . Cl•tb- Pom,roy. ' '. '< The N'e~uma met at th~ Alex hous~ on f4cmday New 1957 Model entertained with W birth'tlay }?tc· nlc dinner '.at her hom·e on p ..J. , di.y evebing, July &, in tionor Of her 1 cbuil'n, Judy Spetkeer, o~ ' nderstand tht•: It wlJI ·n•vttr be ~Otlh more lh•n It Is rtllt.t now. Tl'!at'a wht I · . .Mr. . and Mrs:: . Paul Rlctard reeently hOnored theJr daUJh'tell. Sbaron Faye, QQ her tbird •birth day with a party In the local park Game& were enjoyed by the guests. Refreshmenti were ~rv· · ed to Mrs. Joe Paugh, Debbie aM Beekf, Mrs. Herml.n JC!naJU~, ol. ... erly and Hermetta, Mr1. Bill Frv Mike and Bill; J>eboflh Rickard and the h08ts •nd 1 honoree. N.HICLIMA Judy Spencer Honored Guest At Picnic Friday • ·bueball • U.oush, and Pete GrinNtead, . . Rai8e Included 1 ' 7: Ai'$65,000; No • T. LOUIS Th~ aUditoriumt. !'I' l '· Mrfl. Ro~rt Belbet and Mr11, Wn liam FoJatf"al-e on ~~~~c(un~JD!ttee. Frick Rehired Will ·.continue as . Rut!and Garde~ Club Clvle ComnUttt.e ~ ~s 'starti111 J, neW prQ· ject for thei11 elu,. ja. coo~.atlon with Clrpef NUrserY "at ·BurlllfJ· ham'. ' They are to llndscave the new Elementar-Y SC!hool 1!1 {lutland. Tbeir Jut yellr'i cJvlc , pictjfft, ~a• the !andtcaplo• o( the new acil\lol Buffalo lO Tt~ronto 6 A~Mrlc:•n TIME EVER ' .a , •t such les Yoqker, Bob and LOuie GJiland, ManUe, YankJ 57; Malzone, Red ~iami tt1 J Iarid, Lal'ry and ~ary Gilland, u. J. Howard Jr. J. L Smit~, Homer Smith, Juhn Hannah, Bill Miller, Nic'k Phelps, 0. J . Bostfe. Jobn. Robert and Aaron Searbern-, C.har- 1 Richmond 6 Columbu• Pre•ldent Wolf announced :u, that the I:!IMellaijon' had anything to 'f!o With the eurve biJlded base· briO ownen by fl'l!ller before the 'helring. However, m1naaement be,.:~·· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~ two wub I etta. committH appolnlmentl. Mlq Lel•h POWell ba returnFormer president Jack ll'r y ed to her home In St . PetertbUrJ, wu pr..eatea a Put Pre•ldent 'a f'b. Pin. - . ~~~SIGN THill Atten.dinJ wete JU>rmlt Ford, DE'MlOJT UP- The Detl'o!t J.adt Frey, l;l.enry BWt: k. (.11,.-!t!J Uons today tiiJ1ed three more .. Jewell, Georse Jewell, Bob Joh n· l~ir rookie draft cholcu-tldjle ston. Charlet L~ ... er, Nick Dave Uddick or Geon:rt WublJI •. Phelpt 1nd John Wolf. tern. quarterback Jack' Kemp ot Jam" Henden~on ; nd Rober• Oce.ktdJ.tal and .f'~ ' MeGlothlln recently atteflded a Jot.nsoa or SCiulh . er ArriD.Jlaa:." CANAI'I'A Mrt. JJck Fry t!D~trblned the Th~ Pbup mw fl11al plln~ Canuh Club at hef MnJ;e ];~;101. for a Pl'otrtaJve d~er . whleb TbuhdJ)' eveninJ. Judy Arnold, 1 wUJ be their AUJUil meehni. c.uert won , prlze for bit}~ lCD ·, Mi" Jarne• 'I'ltu.t of Rutla.od • ~ Mnd Noncy SCally won Ci)llJOlat;vo ' cornpanled ' b)' Mrt. Gnen Sta:"l ;. prlu. Other meltlbera 1nd llU~• · b\lry of MJddlepctrt dld flow(',r pretent were: 1. Paul Seal~t. aJ'J'IIIIJementa and a:ave 1 talk. Mn. E. s. Stein, Jlrl. MJrk Ward. Refrnbmentt were ~trve4 b1 Mn. Howard Waitnltall, Ml'l. P. the hosteue1 to tbe sue.na a1l J Wolpert Mn. Bob .rohn'tton Mr.. OtnoU A.1bm1, Mrs . Pl1 il Mn., Ke!th ~ld,11:!J. Ptul H~ : Bat'et, Kn. ~liilam . GI!Jhl, Mrs. denon and Suunfle Wolpert. · Henry Bu1h, Mrs. WI!Uam Gibbs ALTAR GUtLD ." lin. Torn Hollman , l-1n. Bobl:ty The Altar G!Jlld 11t tb6 St. Paul Layne. HI's. ' George MeKnig ": Lutheran t'hurcb, ritel recenU,v "' Mn. Thornaa McGowan, Mr11. the home of Mrt. He:man JAyne. Olyde lUee, Hn. Jamea Rouih. An arucle was (ead by Mn Mra.. Ed.WII'd Ryu, Mr1. Dal·· B. a. vance.. l)evotlo1u by Mr . WhitemaD1 Mn. .John Wolre 11.1 Carrol} .Adam~ which Wll 1oll.,w· Mrs. Eplo Woods. . ed by tbe APo•ileJ Crettl' WSW$ Mrs. Hqwfrfi Wa~e~halt, pr,i!!'i-1 The WSWS J')'Oup of the local ed during .the bu.tlneN meetlng. EUB m~t Monday evenin& in the The eo~;nmittee wu named to pari. Mra. K. J. Seott wa• tlw serve from July tbtu AujUJt. procram leader and lhe to-pic a~lre,~uis were ~rved by heine ..United Cburc~ Women·•. the bost.tsaes Mrs. .\• Uliam 6ft· The meelinr opened with 'o . .: Farland, Mrt. Kerman Layne,.llrt. and responJ!ve readiD.f. Poems Thom~t~~ Grln•tead, · Mrs. ~ Carita'1 and readJnr• wer1 by sever Adaflli.Mrs. B. R. ,Van.c.• MH. J, v. mem~e-rr. Tl)_e meeUne concludM~13rew and Mrs. ~b Ro\llill, T'n ed 1;Jtb the 23rd Psal,m. Otbers meetJng clOJed wJth · Be:nedletion . Pre.t~t were Mrs. Bert Roua.1 , tnc\ the Lordfa Prl)'oir. Those 1 Mra . .otte Rouab, Mrs. R. F. Br··. tendinc include thoee allo've and ant. MMI. Edna Chuk and M.··. Jolrs. R1 ymoJid Peten:, ~ p J. F. A. Batey. Wolpert l!r1. WIIUam Powilll nd liONS Mrs. Lloyd •Rou•h. .1 . 'I'b~ Lioru Club m~t 1'ue1d 'Y LITTL& LIACtU• ' , cvemne at the Ameneart Legicr. , · , • · · HaD. Kermit Ford, 1rutalled t'le A wiener ~It .,. t'e(.eJt.'!t new U.Comfrrll officers an·d thll hcl.d at the New Haven ,FI.rftcll.m: new ptesident,' John Wolf p~ .. members . of tli~ N'ew ~ann Cm'iJ.: 9Jded durinJ tbe meettng. lnal Team. ' ' A movie was ta~n by 1~les A report from the Diatrjet Go .. Jewell and serYiq ~c ~~~P ~ere ernor aivina: 1N8-G7 !"ummary Jf Mrs. Charles New .tid ~eu acUvitlea sponiC)red by the lo:at Ray Mulford ant! Thomaa 'Gti"'· club. Rtead. Cbarlea Lester was requested 'Jleam ,rnembel'tl prealtl)t wer~ to ttend correaP,ondence to U. S. Dnle New, David . Wffllti~l. Pt:te Senators on bebalr of .11tateho·•J M.t~rlta, Buteh JeweU, leff· lt:e- fo1 Hawaii and Alaska. Knllht, llllly Ruooell, •Gil'J·Batey. It waa •nnouneed that zo.1e Larry Drdey, Chatlfa Ld.y, Dennb meetlnt will be held at Ced •r Ratteru..'Utter, aDd Larry Bali. lAke Camp on July 11 at 6 ' · Tho Jr. Q. U. A. II. <>(New Hllv· en c_hartered a bus· and traveled to ClnC!lnnati to ·~ a doll,bleheadt'r ball game of the llt!~legs and Phillie•. Those · attending WI!,·~ Ji:n'i Staat•, Marvin Roush, Mr . Clio. Feller Pushed Onto Sandlots· Arter ·ot~~ing Reserve Clause , .... ~ -~~~~---~~~-- LOS ANGELES l J''P Fn h* *O&r • • .toroef:l to coJHluct hie kid baMMll CliAltt oa .au-&. Iall an~ beiJc ~ t~ 'ue of Brooklyn Dodter-owned Wrieley Fttld. ' Feller ..-rived ,....., iriiday tor q~* oeri.. of ibe ~~ .. i¢n•ore4 bl Motbrqla. He . . , 1<> ~avi apPeared at W•l.iley field ilut lllo appelrtJH:e CIDceillid. ihe by aftet bt btuted 'b mball Owners - ---- Xlrtl7, llebeo.. Vt!li,..., !ll>D mon, Ill.,_ !laJ Plet.os lr.. ond ~ ..... ~~ UooiO ,jl. • llrL GtotJol Bur,.._ llo,IJ , ••U od A llftd otllcon of clubo &ypJ)OI' wiD In shall, Carolyn I.yoa~, iUMn 1'1el$ wu tniWered. "ZmethiAa: 1 II. zone wilt be tn.Ulled. . Sharo• ldlltho"'4 lulltor Hlp Would Uk• to !Cnow About l"''liJ· Lose INTUNATtONAL LEAQUE AlD.erltan Le11ue rnanaa:er Ca· W. L. Pet. •l Steneel ot the New York Buffalo ..... _. . . .. 49 34 .l585 Yinkee1 declloed to ena:a1e In Toronto . . 47 36 .S66 1DJ sueb a:ueaa.tn, 1ame. Irked Richmond . . . . 4!S 22 .517 · -.er lib non-too:-fiOMy All • Star CoJumbu~ . . . . . 39 45 39 49 record - he bar been beaten live Havana tim. Ia th -~~nJiit seleet- Mh1ml 38 45 .458 ed. Jim han~ the D~tfott Tl· Montreal . . -- . . 33 48 .407 .:era• ldde-amb--rQ:ht l1ndcr, aa MAJO~ LEAGUES bi.a •tartiDJ plttJaer, -Bdnnlng has No Changft: won JO pmes loat two th~ MaJor L•ague Le•d•r• year. - -· - ~ :ao' By Cbel Tannehill Wore M11001 ohb ltartlae piteller. fte !lrootl:rn DodleU' pilot lint · lea11ed ~~ Curt Sim· mon.. tbe Pldhldelphia Phillie&' romebll!l left b.mder, hut indi('at· til IIObd>y niJht he mlgllt give Cbt AMit'nmtnt to another south· PI:W, .Johnn1 Antonelli of the New 4 Ydrt Gianlr. "! remembflr how weD Antonelli pftebtcl for me in the All - Star GliDe lait year, 1nd J have a feel· in& he mlgh.t turn bact those Americtn .Lelpers more effectively than Simmon1," iaid AI· ~ \Ybo added, "1 might n ...t bah up lhY mind u~JJ just be- .. .' Mr. abd , ¥tt. • ~gene I ' . Scbw~; a:nd sOp,. t 'rommy, M11-.. Lett11 .Spe~·~~. Carol ~ddln& ·, ••~ 1\J~~y 'Du,ttqinJ. r J·· ~;t. ,1, ,,,,. l - · Ttlh a doll W ... Vri'U ht ia Poekanl ', ·- ~ t .' commlaloner to only actll\•1 •'I I?••ion of tho tw > ... . "f I r r . •J ,- 'I .t'd ' . '• . ~ • • i r ... j "\ more,_ll'ilat means L' ! r - . '• .' •" I " NEW YORK UP~Unlled !tate• hope• 01 rejalntn1 the Davit' CUp •oal'fd toda,- whlJe Au•lt111l '1 tennis, olfl•talo · bl01ted L1 ' Hoad ,.., t'11'111DJ· et1"The Dnb CUp eqmpetltlbn Ia wide open now that Lew , has AU~Ied pro;• NL41 RenviUe H' \fr. caWn: pi'ootbmt ~~ tho u. s . Lawn ·'fnJII All~\ "JIIo de•toloa: •••' t- talnly bat h'& pad our eh1nee• and ftll llll•tnc• of other iol.ln · U,l et1 too. Wt b,vt IJ'ttt • •·•• ; . .. on ," ' D~Hy · ' '.: 'I·¥•.• :~) 'J'd ,.,. .l' j, • 090 ,~f.' " .. Ditte ~· Oldy aedan · ~ . " ' ' with a b.uJit,..lb tupei:tharfer CLIPPER .••• tlae .PACKARD . ·• \ . ' (I'OWN SEDAN .. ' ' , . Ti"'Jier...~.ttli!JIIt-Nbld ' _, • ••. : ~~~~ '57 Ctip~ Town loodut•.lltep · lnoldo ud - bow IIllo .., ltii'I'O!mdt YW with tuteful luxury • • ; "lf<lm ~ ,_,,. to tbo omaUOII <1M ol a)potlilh811.L Nowt:Mtdriveit. You've ~· mwer driven one 10 respontive ••• this . J'¥katd ia tbe ..1, IIOdob with I bullt.la oupen:h.,..l-. Y.O 'bave You ~\ it out.t&ndinc power when 'lVII HA VB SEVEN r;_)db .• ~ !.:.; b fi '•·.!>' THII IJi\8 .•, • . •' ,j ~ ' • • ' Fulr lnsu1'011~• Coveroee · ~I • l ' equipped ~ • • full luol eea'tOIII)r ' 1ei'dtliftJ ' ~ l!"llhilliiloltllom11n . • t\llil' , Nckard Clipper Ton. Soia• ..._ ·• · tY,.nty-ont eq•ipq~.Dt f*ta;,...q.- . iilllilid lit lu ,.. -;rw ....... ,..,,1 whleb '"' "exuu" oa olbar - - . - . ..- ..m take a dolo loOk llocbQr , • l · lio lheoe dayl of -Old ·~ ~ uea" you'D find this PacD.Jt( lit ,. , oolxt of oil- Studebaker-Packard · . .. . .; �' • 1 i 1 ,/ 1 -· -·· , zva wonder "WhJ SAVING THE HOURI .-- FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ' WANT.ADS • MTES 2 ee•u per word. one ln!l(rtion.. Minimum chara:e OOc.--t :enb per word tor tbree eouecutJve lnserUoa., Spec:i•l - Ooe mootb ror 20 cent& per word. Full rate of 2 eenll per word will be eharge~ ror advertising lf aot paid for before tbe 1~tn of each month following Insertion. &rnu in Advertl8ing- -ShouJd be reported immediately. Tht D•llY Sentillel 'olrUl not be responalble for mo,e than one lncorNd insertion. Card of Thanb and Speeld NotJeet of Event. $1.00. ObJtuti.iel publilhed at 1 cent per word. ·-".'. . •' • •• (I) Notices For Hire! '11'...~ ---,-=-==,-~- •DTruckTru Ln~n& Eqtulpment -;;;;.;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I MINUtE WASHER. standard, 5 ;· r Mtl"gs ~, .• ' . Co. year.& old. Phone 436-J or 1760 Cheoter Road after 2c30 p, m. 7 6 6tc Farm Bureau Ge t Together Wedueaday," July I 10, 1957 p.m. . 8:30 Springs Grange Hall Rork • WJRGIL"• w Serv c:e AMSLEY Phone Cbesblre 7-74,79 . \'1::~~~~~~~~~=: 12 1on of h•y 7 too llmnthy, 5 1on of clover and alfalfa. Alsn 75 A. (arm for sale . Charles 8is8dl, Minersvill e, RU 1. / L::IGAL NOTICE FOR SALE The Thomas W. Wagner home fRII INSTALLATION in J.. etart Township, Melgs Mufllers, seat covert, batterlet, located County, Ohio, will be· offered for tire1. Budget terms. Moore•a, aale by thf! under!fgned at the Pomeroy. 8 22 lmoe laW offices of Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio, at 1:30 P. M. on July 16th, 1957. Property appraised at $12.000.00 and cannot be 10ld for leu lhf.n the appraised price. Property to be sold to the highest bidder, subjt!ct to the approval of the Court. or Sybil Eber.sbach, AdminContrtct" istratrix . (7) 9, 10. II, 12. 13, 15, 61c eGrading A Ditcb Digging eBaek~Hoe Service PrfONE 398 ·• • Legal Notice ALSTEAD N. H. UP- A healty 11pecimen is C. H. }ietc•lf. Durin& Hi years of g.. vernment service. be i:lu aeeumultted 1.320' hours of sici: leave .. CONCllETR BLOCU -.uiW....., p., ......- 7 9 6tp TEAM of good work horse,;, weight lMO lb. e11ch. l Sol'rcl mar~. 1300 lb . Woodrow Engle, Rut· land. 7 9 3tp FOR SAl,E - Small busine.ss, Herbert Shlelda, Meigs County 1 grocery, gas, pop and ice cream. A.S.C. Chairman, wil( be presReuonablc. Phone 807-M. ent to di8CU81 various farm programs available to you u farm· 7 A 8tc eo·a. Fun and recreatlon provid· ed by Jo Hardy, Reereatlon Leader. Refreahmenta and open to Public. GRUESIR BLOCK CO.. -1 MI ... North ef POIMNt' Ll<iAL NOTICI · - - --- ,- . BUY 20 ~ D~ POMEROY - S.rdom frame home, semi-bath down, full bath Up gas furnace heat, on good lot I~ excellent l(lcation wlttl beautiful river view. convenient ,IMOO. MtDOLEPORT - 7·room frame Mme, 4 bedrooms, gas beatl1]g. Garage, On Locuot Street. $liMO. FARM - 90 acre·a with good 7room houBtl with 'bath and gaa heating. Two tile block poultry • housea, large shop and iJ~3ge, good barn. Cltan, well·f-eneed and laya well, plenty tractor land. On ~ood limestone road near State Route 680, .12 mtlt=a from Athena. $12,000.00. FAitM - 8,0 •ere• near Route 124. 11 acres o( bb\tom. Good 7-room hQw .e wittt semt-bath, ceUar, ''"''·athenhruoe and barn. Reao. onable $'7~1)0.00. PARM - 17iJ aerea with one ~ room houoe with free gas, Another 1ma1Jer howe, barn, and cclb, Plenty of water. Eleotrlclty of cour!e. This is mostly good lime1tone ~~-~ soU, excellent for 8 29 '7te grazing. About ~ 18 under fence, •u-u ""' I ) Real Estate :' 18bl Auto$efvices I i. R. liAWUtlGS SONS(:0,.::-u , •· '. FOH SALE OR TRADE ·- 22 acre . farm. 4 room house-, mall and . FOR SALE- 2 atory ibrlck buildschool bus route. Sell or trade 1ng 80~H Walnut St., Middleport. for llouse and lot. . 7 9 6tp Contact Wi'JIIam Michael, cor. TWO ROOM Furnished apartment 2nd and W11lnut. Phone 8038-Y. 12'1 Butternut, close in town. · ., 7 D 6tc 6 26 12t0 FOR SALE - 8 rooma and bath, For Rent - Ext·,-.-:,1-on- -:l..a - d"d:-,-,., atory and half·houae, toe. Vena· Uon blinds, Coleman automatic 15caf(old h;)arda, Drop Clotbl. bu.rnace. Phone 8281-X. Clinton Fl~her, :Middleport. Phone 82&5-.X. 111 tl · 7P8te 1\our WreC'ker Senlae. Day Phone lfUT, Nlaat Phone PODOl · PLYM.OUTII '' . -.x. JII!:ALQB. ' -' ra u (8) Auto Soles '~i it3:a ro'RD, •• • n• twojtone areen, Fordomatle, ru11onably prlced . Call 40'Hor 46Z·M, 7 9 3tp ~ For beat Ult!d BILL ~HILDS , FORSALE -:. a•••· ~h...,..ly_p_e-:h.::o.:u.:..e, ---- - " - - -- car VALUES, Bee (171 HelpWanted 7 9 lmop FOR SA~ _ 1940 JE!ep Station WANTED - New anrl U!ed car sa.leman. S'llary and commission. Write Box 6fi8.D. c/ o The Dailey _.___ Senl.lnel, Pomeroy, 0 . 7 6 6tc ~•&on, with overdrive, good condition. Phone 229. 7 o 6tc- 1 &TAnON WAGONS - 1951 Ply- WANTED - cai>ahi;;;;,,ddle •••d m~utb Wqon, oriJlnal blac~ couple or lady to live .ln .1nd help thilah1 Ntee, ~~. 1933 Plymouth care for 2 ~hlldren. Write Box WatOD 1 blut ud Ivory, automatic 868·E, c/c 1 he Daily Sentinel, trona., Mil, t89~. IBM PlyPo01eroy. T 0 8tp t:~outlli Wa&on, 6 ely. R&H:, grey ftniJII, '14'1&. Pomero~ Motor Co, Poibero,; o., Phone 4:81. ' 116tc · Br Marjorie lest HOLLYWOOD U.P-Ciark Gable has the kind of ficure that well· fitting trouaers are proud to be on. 1 recently designed Mr. G·able'a wardrobe Cor "Band of Aneels", in wltich he plays a plantation owner ot the Civil War periol. Many peale find it an unusual circumstance that a womaa should design clothes for men. Since coming to Warners along with their purhase of United Coatume · Co. some years ago, 1 have apeclal· ized in putting male stars ln buck· skjn b:itc:he~. lin VALLEY - . 4th and Layne St., New Haven. 2 bedroomt, aU purpose room1 llvjpg room and dinlna: room, kitc'hen, bath, full baaement, gar· age, General Electric: oil, forced air heat. Contact Mn. Milton Stephan, Now Haven or call TU 2-1148 or Whoollna CE 23,23, 7 g Ste . out ol buncye<~• w~o doesn' b.ave one Crimaon Plrare." perfect fittln:J ,the only apei:ial thi114' I noted about Mr. Gable's taate was his affeetlon for pearl Btlc:kpiits: an( polka dot aacots. He Utes to wear them wJlerever po&1ib\e. ing a gaudily ·patterned necktie Of a flamboyant bow tie- 11 Utely to attr.act DtOI'f audience attention to hia adain, ·apple than to the ex· preltlons on his face. All or. Mr. Gable's clot~es in ,"Band of Angels" are baalcalty autbentte· t-ot the period, We have taken a few mlnol' llbertlea, how. ever. For instance, this was: the baggy period (or men, and in the , interest o1 displaying Mr. Gable's flne physique, we have tightened up hil t'othes somewhat more than Wll!l usually done in the 1860s. His C;tlffiJnb and sLuds, i~­ cldentally, iillre made r-rom antique buttorls, and it's a sb'ame they do not get uy tloseupa. I find that in the matter of cloth~•~ men are very mudi like women. They are rightfully eoneerned· with bow they· are dreiaed and they invariably have soine· thine .they like to point out to the designer - :mch as, "one ot ll"lY &boulders is )ower that the other", ,$.,• 128 MOfe B0ff0W·ed J0 Clevelan·d Bank~ alve traltl ma1aklp severalaen"U b t h b th era o.na u reappear w en parents carry the same heredit.ary factor&. Color of the eyea la not the only factor which c~ be passed on ll.ke: ~ ttom one generation to anqther. In t-.ct. the Better Viaton lnJtl... ° C»LDSI tutereportaaelen~tahavee.atabo- llahed il(al more than 100 dl4er'eri.t eye ~ta are inherited.. These raJ).&' frorh ·minor lmperfectlcma to total bllndpe,., . ,' AmOilR' lbeaO Inherited t..t.Ofa , ~ ao~. sez ..linked traits which m•J bit tttoltimltled elth.. hJ lbe lather or tho motlu!r. '"- L.o - • ....w Golden '---PJocket- ••• 0,.,. G , ,U.iht,a-..t,..,..-wHh\;Mirl- *"1 loW.Jwtlltyflng,.t.,. ~ w~.. Stenwtjcl• all•lldtlnG lodrlitf~ , ' mediate delivery. ,Widuelectio, of colors, styles, eq~ipment; 9ome'jn.;toclay ~r the best deal•n Southeastern Oh•o,l · ,~·~lw;a~y~~1~aug~h~to~m~y~se;;;ll~,;;b~e<~a~uo~e~1~;;;;;;;;;;;;: '""''- ,., .tdt::JZ::. . which b'"'...... .u~ ,. • '""'"......, ;,~, ua....,. an aba.orm«ll! h~1h pre••un wtth1n the e,e. ttnlHatt 18-Urited. --pn.. lt Jni.J ea\llit ~ In- ............ ....,.._ Check Ey• Allot th1J lhol&ld be of 4eftnlte to all of Jbll, ••~l&ll1 tboae ot :tou w:fio hive chlldten. If a. serto-p~ ' dlaeale aueh aa 11au... CQIDa If amon~ ~ •ilua! lratto of Your famtii hi:h Jrour eJeJ and. t;hoae 0 f'";~jl.r ~hUdren checke<l olldol ilile~ & year, Oi>l) Jn thio WAJ can .JOU bO sure' of ·detettlnll an' dllorder ~ ,,.,., . •""'- inl~t. .• ' ' .AN OLD ONE . NORTH SfO!'GINGTON, R. I. UP- Ronald Greene, u,, foqod a ~fl.pound anappln1 turtle In Wyuaup Lak,e which •"l'•l'IJ bollev~ may be mort thsn 100 yell• old. The oldest known tur\le lt raid to i,llve .op St. Helena Island, where Napoleon· was exiled ln 1P15, and iB believed to be m6re than 160 ~em old. ~- Ridiculed In · ~ . Placed ~ - Gateway 1Jap.) ' 7. 10. VIper 12. Occurrence 13. New Eng. land .state 14. Roll 15. Highest · - '. 16: in rank Mush: not~ 17. Past ; . .: 31 . English 2t Dante step 22. June 32. Linka 34. Taut · ~- Va.lue I "'us.) Yntnii•J'• A11•w•l' 39. F«:~re}l.ead ly slovenl,Y 23. Milway (abbr.) t·t Short slcf'p 25. Gdddess ·or night 27 . Mulberry 29. Serious- ""' Turns Down · "' '" 41. Biblical · mount ' 42. PiCture molding Ohl'o Fuel Ga'S R8te ReqUeSt 414. Flowers t., AXYDLBAAXR A Cr:rptoJram .Quotation WUA E 'N A A E W ENWCCN F . V 0 ·- V NADD dR T A L ~ .' 1 ' P 0~ U W W J• ·KN'WOD[, · J W ·0 A k , . l't\•terdny 1s Cryptoquote: ~N ID.EA ISN'T lt£SPONSIBLE FO~ ,. ['HE PEOPLE WHO BELIIE'VE IN IT-DONALD MA!RQUIS. . '! · .... . ' • ~~iTT-;Few of dae b~d changes In the nauon•• ecurlty laws ahd rec-Q1atloi11 · recoinmeJid~ by a special prealdei1tlal com!. m,laloi'l eeftn deltJned to b• .PUt into use. Advance· indicatlona are t)lat many leglalaton feel that ·some of the .P_.:Opoai.Lt ,a.,. Wo aweeplng, would co,.t too m'-'cb mon.ey and would crei.te an. unnec:eaaary ,avemment agency. Many nl~bert of ConCl'nl are eeitaln to objec_t o,.,... . to tht.' tde& , of creatl~g a neW cen:traJ security CHttal lpli"Cy.. They fHl th-.t th1l jo'l;l eaD bt ·hAndled adequ~teiy. . b)' varioua departmm\ta ·8nd the clvl1 Attnct 1erv1ce corilmlllion. . , 1 ' s 1 the ~~~•­ armament questton. Dull~a prohtptly branded Gromyko'a cbargt U propaganjla.. , , · . Ttl.trt ~ feir ln admlnt•tratton circles that the Sovl~t foretan mlnl.lter'a attick may foreshadow a Rusaian attempt to sabotage the di1afinimeft~ dllieu1ll'ont. • II LONGFELLOW Otit letter simply Jbnd~ tor another. In this samp.t J\. II used for the thtee L's, X for the two O's, . ete, Single leU("tll, apo•. t.rophes, the lt!ngth and foz;matlon of the w..ohll are .n hintt. EliCh ·daY the code letters ate different. · · H ' .D 0 • ·~ .wu ..ruuty ' of Wii"-mdil.lin'tnr talk and was .1n11incete on ' Here'• how' to work It: DAILY CflVI"fOQUO'l't:- ;,;1!;;.; • ')Di Wkl'r' . ~·{=-~romyko .itth bto charge ihal the Unlto<l. Statoa 2. 00(1 of wa.r 3.. A flllVOlil\&' 4. Perch · -~ • sw.-. ··lt&l Ap~eaunr to the le&t•laton are the ~:opota\1 that the attorftey ttn~rat bt l.tlowtid to tap phone lln~s to . Pt. evildence Ualn•J•la.boteurs and tha.t newih\en be punished. for pub lahiDJ Jcret aGcumentt. ·· , ~ fteiln&' Is that It would be dlft.'icuit. to con,frol the wlre·tappl.na' an~ th&t tht inUo.pu!Jllcatlon plan . Would rJye the admtnt1tratton ~~~~~~'!..".to keep much lnto~t~ -~~~~-- - ..,.,~=----:--- - ( I8 l Employment Wanted Wahted~PA,PER llANGI~G-2~ )'tara ~perle~ce . Free et' I· :matea. L. V•. l\el1lnacr, Racln • Box 124, Ohio. l 7•G- 1 ~ WORK DESPERATELY NEEDED; In niod of honeat work of. any ' kind, ' Hllh · SChQOI frtlduat•. "Phone 6923..J, · Jam(la Mohler. ~leport, Rt. 1. --.,.7~8~7_;:tp (20)Bu~Siness Service. Got hoi dawn! Ralph 'tl'~b:~~t:Por~",J Bailer ·1 7-8'81c. ,-,,., ., ' .- and frlend1. A· precious one from us hn A~···· place ta vacant ln Ou.r home A VQlee we loved 11 atJU• . t Wlllth never can bt IWecL. ',' ... ' 7 9'1!< l ~ '' ' ' I '· NIGHT D4!RY, / · . Tu~~~y, 10 Dlllea eald of Gil1•!'111• 1 mlle1 or U't II ' " LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Sooretary of State John Fo.ator Dulles and- ot~er United State• ' ~trje~ll !f~~d ~~resaed hopp ! that · th_ ere ""+' ground ~or op!:Jmlstn die' boCau8e the ;R_u.iani had not lleen WIIDI' them for J,.Merry a.':s::;oo. • • lill DISARMA.MtNT-waahl~ omCials. a~ more worried tllln · · w1tlt.tbi Lm.dan \tiiarmament talks,,· ··-. 45. 0\taerved 46. Astonishes DOWN COLUMBUS UP _ The state with plenty meadow land and PubUe utilltiel CommlsBion has young ·t imber and locult po1ts. h 1 lit Located on aood limestone rosd dismissed, on a lea:al tee n ca .f• oDe mile rrom Harrisonville a rate increase request in Zanes· ville ~y the Ohio JI'Qel Gal Co. with centralized achool, churches The company ·h ad uked approv· •nd Jtores. A very good buy at 11 of· higher ntea approved last • • • • BRICKER'S DILEjiiMA- Although SOn&tor .~ ' tlle)f" are · wUI~r to ,adqtit p~bllcty ·atiout Sotlet Foreign :P..Iintster Alldrtt Ci'o~)"l(o'i ·rebent at:Uck on the Unltted State ·tn eonnecUoll , ~ml~::tl~~~~ bil"'1~1.j...4~1.-.-!, ll3. Ll,bretto ~ John W. Bricker (R), Ohio; IIYI tha~ a lupremt Court Mmr favorable to American 01 WUII&m s. Qlrarit would •lrengthen th• cue for a tnaty·limitin&' propoaal, tt a1Jo might wor]( tn reverae. • · . . Brtcker aa.ya hi1 propoaed co.natitutlo.naJ amendme'nt ~out-t be aup. ported by a Supreme Court declalon bolding' that Glra~'t eonatltutlonai rtghta override any executive a;reement between the Unlte4 States and JQpan, However, ln. the event of &ucll a court deciBion, Bricker ~ouJd klae IJOme .votei for 1111 meaau)!e from among senators 1who felt tbt ldgh bench rullng had settled the tsaue ll'ld no amendment w:u needed. Regardless of the Supn,me Court's verdict, tnere ia little thanct tna.t the Brltker amendment will be uac~ tnto law thie year ldnce it facet the strong oppoiltlon of the Eisenhower admlnlltration. e sa. Exclamattoa ~7: UnWtlHng . ' ,,~~ ' ao.'lflit ·~ -40. ComrOrt ~ 42. Frlllt'! tillf t 19\ Exq:eedlng. 33. Ex-eoldler 31:1. Free e Twlolol river ••g 11:1. Thrice;,. · & priae an enemy ahould war •rupt. one ruu1t of the IWlteh In the top military Job could be an lncre&fjle tn "eourtellea" bet.WHn. the armed. foreea of the "Unlttc! State~ and the 8ov1et tlnlon. 'l'wlrdnr, as Air Jl"orce chief of at&!l', aeceptt4 U. Lnvltatlon to vlllt ~w for Ruula'a Avl&· tlon Day -eelebl'l.tiOII lut year, He Ill plctured. u beUevln&' that nO harm. could rault from & atritJ of exchanpa by United State~ ancl Rt4 mllltary otrken. ror' 17. Calumny 20. At home shi~peend ~dy tO QOI btllever tn the IUbUe appro&cb, on the theory that the Unlted 8t.te1 aboUtd .never t.Jp ltl hud ud alwar- be tn & poattlon to aur- tend tron of GASOLINE ALLEY · 30. Con. tlisgust '" Cholmton AI,I,C\t8t. . ,. ' ' . A!bnlra! RJ4ford le vl~ed by mlUtary obMrven u a ,;lb.O'w of ltNlltb'" man, who· feels tha.t the beat way to pment Comlilunlat .....,Ilion ta by conata.nt &net dramatic' ftextnJ ot tht n&tion•a I • ' t:iXf'3 IS. EKclama. ics LIL ABNER W po~c• 11. "re!t aJail\, N••• ' PIOfors Sobtlt Approach SJWcldl to c~mtrat he,. ..t,.,omotiOJt "·~ ASJhNOTON-!harp CbanJ"fB ln Uftlted Statu mWt&rJ' policy are expect.td when Gen. Nathan 1"'. Twtntnr tua~t!Adm. Arlhur W. &dtord u chatrman of the jol'nt ehlell ot (itd lrl (naul.l 2·8. Im. 8. Thi c k~r P. Narrate.!! Say Unlttcl Stalot Mllllal'f Polley Ceneml Twlnln• 11 Bald to 'be y; e. sana ' dt.-· Jayed qu1iifyin1 "!((undt .of •;., Ohio State Women'• &:olf cham· pionship wer, scheduled tort "' at Plum Brook tour.st~ here. Thl! qualirylng rOund! ;were to hall' lltarted Monday, but heavy r.l .'l forced a 24-hom PDftponemen· Gon, TwlnlnJi May Chango detenH muacltl. 111 ltAINID OUT Burglars broh lnto a house owned by Donald, Yale1 and took copper EVERYTHING AND • • . tub!Qg, pipe:, an electric drill. a EAST SYRACUSE, N. Y .~U:._P____f~•~uc~e~t__.:•.:n_d_:t_he~kl_~_h_e_n_s~ ,ln_~__ 26. Greek Slmpl~ton WOMEN SANDUSKY, 0 . UP- Raln fLOWIRS TO NORTH U.EDS; Me. UP - Lit· tie Bobby Clark's teacher was delighted - and IOmewhat puzzled -when he hrougbt her a huge bouquet of white, blue, .wreen, l'ed • and yellow lilac.s. It developed that Bobby h~d 'm::de liberal use of his mother'& veg t\t&ble cake colorlna:. w.ritlng · Jetter 21. Stop 6. Fll·.st man · THE SMITH FAMILY Chfmplpn, W.U IOCPRd J~l.fM.6. , DAILY . CROSSWORD ACROSS J ..Crowds NOitWEGIAII WINI TllONDHt:IM, Norway UPAudun Boy~en of N~ay, co· "hoj.det ot tbe world retotd l or ~'e I,Q()O-meter run, defttt4t1 Tom CWrtJ"Iey _of Irvington, N. J~, ln an BOO-meter race Monday in. 1 : ~ '' Courtn,y, th11 Oly.m;pl~ 800-me.l·r 1 OROIR -~-- • CLEVELAND UP - Mid·year otatemcnts by Cleveland's 10 banks revealed today that consumers and b".Jsinenu borrowed 128 mil· lion dollars more during the first half of 19~7 than for the same period last year, Despite a period ot so-called "tight money", the bank loan total reached $1,706,398,Gal. Deposits at the five major banks roae n~arly 100 mUllan dollars In the pial Phone lOI-Y year by Zanetvllle ,City ' Council but vetoed by the mayor. i'tu'ary , : , The 11v..~,.r ordl•ance autbor, 00 ll!nr present rttes expired July Char~e. Rost Leonard, son of Hen.. 18 . .198G, The c:ompany had IIOU&bt ry and Enola Waltere !,!:~~~' ) 1{18 rite increa·•e• on tlie was born Auautt 25, 1811, that lia new achedulea: would departed lhia life on JuJy IS, constitute · , ·,, 10 ~ called 11 flrat 195T, at Columb~, .o... a11e '71 filing.'• · i yearr, 10· montha and 10 dayt; The commttl,ibq, bowever, 1atd He wu unlted in marrtaae to E:tta the new tchedul.. could not be Tucker, .daqJ:Iter of Mr. a~;~:d Mrs. legal))' considered ·a firat rtung." Wllllam Tutker, on Dee. 31, 1905. A PUC •pnkta~an tald. the cc:tm· To this un1on five children were pany must 1ubmlt 1 .fonna1 rate born: Madae Taylor, Grove Clty: increa.ae reQuelt' ;.along with e:iReva .Golnfy,· M:lddleport; Dana. hiblta. Groveport: Clair, Bucyrus; Wald, --:-~-~-ColurftbuL He waa pt'1eede4 in death wife and atitar, weUutbeiriOlU,~~lnbetl~tbt CleftcleneJ', ii1H7. KJ.q r.\an~ ~~-In. KARR & VAN ZANbT Phone 4J5 Pomeroy, Ohio . ! IIOJll, -COME IN! YOU'RE 'ALWAY<s' wE.'.coME AT....: I Bhoutd &1\1 of Ul.t dauslltera lDI1fY a IP~Ul aufrerlnl eolOt· bUnd!lell, lhtlt 41\llhte..., P boi!*t It...,.,. 15 Difh"!nt Moclel.s in stqck reacly for im- \t ' ' -o-llke ·,...-.om.lt-,.ftth ......... fw a iocbt lUI Pit I , one example of lhll II color- QlillfnoH • ....... ) bJJndJ[MJ. .&. 't l. 8,: ' Wor tht put fe• ,' Nona.al Color Ywoa mbftt.tltt .J b~"'f& ~en bothered bi' !. r:.et•a ,., • woman wtth norma!IIJIOio ~a lllmJ Uttnsa · eolor vision DJ81Tles 1. man whO ftoatltll: ~b. u\1 eyea. CaD JOU 1 ean'l toll red 11om sreen. tell !Pi it .~ poii<llllon eaa be I Theil! lona ~ t!Bugblen will ~ ii!il ~~ ei~ II? 1,bit able to ~ red . w~ tho 0701 fll'een- but the tiBUihtera Wtlita. ll!lftljlpea;alnu-t· , ca1'1'7' " ll!l<-llnkod taetor lor .erat • .'1! 1111.1 W due to : colorhlln4ne" whl'111, \hoJ m&J co~P,.Uoba ~ i defect In lha · tra!IIIDlllo aoine or all ol tbeli"'toli;l!;tQhi&Do~ preuure or to llttl 1 YOit'if M\IIW ......... ,a ~r • ltlt e t """'" .,.. » 1.,.1\0t Ql4o ror '$7 COifl 'fO , _ Nearollb~. faral&htod• neaa an~ .......4-•7" allo m1.7 ISOm"'bere, perhapo sene~a- be lnherltltd ttom aao. ret&tlvea of both par- ManJdciCt0rabelleve that IJat• e:nts .1\a.d. blue e:yea. SUch reces- com& can ..,., ~t-ih•rite~ too. t..: year. PUC IIOJ!le par. 1 1 - t Tralto ' A BllfY Period Ordinarily a dealaner of actors' ·costutttca mu1t he exceptionally c:ardul of neckware. A star wear· at aueen· wlndoWt 1nd door& Steel Pomeroy, Meiga County, ·Ohlo, · Three other male stars, ?lth and aluminum twninp and eaaSaid application w:UI be for-flear- whom I haV(: worked and who oplu, Call William llidlorcl, lng on the 17th day ol'July, 19~7. have the p.foper physical quallf!· Roct SorlnJ•. I 2 tmoat. John c. Bacon cationa for outdoor and period Probate Judge costumet ,are- Alan Ladd, Rock (7) 9, ltc Hudson and G\IY Madison. WE Otber tban a fundamental conITIUICTUlAL I BIAMI 8 ..,1.1,.'/' -IN. .u omMillan•dainODinsiSJtanco o.n II ...,.,lrf~ ~Milay l•tbere i1 not one man or woman IClAP IRON .J.ItiiTALI 1 POULTRY FOH SALE-First GeTIt~ratlon Arhor Acr@1l Vaal.re-~s ':ron Broiler chicks. fi'OR ..:GGS-De.Kalb Lbe "Profi'i: Pu~ OHIO tel. HERM BERRY'S HATCHi£RY, Int., Parkersburg, W WOMAN need• a home Wrlle GerJUNK CO. ia. Phont' GA·2-3!S86. 5·10-lmo• trude Hall, Box 34, Portland. 7 3 IOlp 12 fl. wood manu!octure •J Run , _ lit ,. _ """~ ~--, -~--'---'-'-' ..Ahuut boot. Hl H. P. Johnson 121 Card Of Thanks outboard motor, car top ca B' I nsuranee ricr, priced for quick sal~. ( Jlhone 327. 7·5-dtr We wl!h to thank the friends and ---relatives for their kindness ~.a'IIWOD tnayruee ~DirJ, at the time ol the death VENETIAN DLfNDS, Match Stick Mldctleport. P'Lre .. A.u.mobJieot our husband and father, ~rapea and lnadCi, roll·up Porch BonN. Phnn• 8818-X ...._., Ro11.1 Leonard; and also the phy.• ~- ............shades, C1o'·h-nylon, awninga, sicians, hospital ataU, the flowPorch Vallance, Electric tans, FOREMAN ' ABBoTT ' T.V. SERer donor•, pall bearers, tiw min- ' all kinds. Dale Wippel Supply, lAter and the Nopls Funeral VICE All makes Repalfed by Ex2Hi Union Ave ., Pomeroy. Home and all other· who as!i9Led ~~dr~ltnlcian1. Phone 628& Y 6 5 Imop jn all)' way. epur · _ _ < 1\ll(e ·~4, Chll~tflk yqi,ifji~,i'uuuranaw...fro&KtioDt "'. " ·~ ' '• Fire, PoiiQ, Call DoD Mhldleport, Obto. i He•diJuerter~ fer -- ~8am•l)nJte t,.uga:aae - Lane Cedar C.bcoeta - LA\J Wi11dow Fans5 room Rnd baUt apartment, new- (2 ;;;-;:::::::::'";'::= :-~--:--:::-:-:: lr Frigldllire Refrigerators. ly decorated. Call 2!14 . 7 2 t! BUILDING LOTS on Route ~. 12 ~ lall:tr Furnnure, Middleport, Ohio minutes from Pomeny, Choice ,j 1 429 tl ( 16) Fo• R.ent or Sale of size. nalph Runell, .Pomeroy, . • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 9, 1957-1 -·· -. · " - ·, 1' mu "lri11J. browu t7tl han blue.. tJtd. dhl14ren? ,' W\~ lt'l d'l8 , to a receuin fac:\or: Gable Has Kind Of Figure Men . . . _ . . . Need To Display Period Garbs :::;~:.n~ She 'Panclld' Flynn · , For years I did just that for Stat. of Ohio. Me1p Countv, M; Errol Flynn, who wm never by In T.. Prvboto Covrt surpassed ln his adaptabillty to period clothea. To me, he the Mltter of the Reeletratlen Birth of Jean Carol Joachim of colorful was every Inch the proper male in . c ... No. 17,23e style and figure. I've also deNOTICE Is !liven that tbia ltt' aigned eoatwnes for Burt Landay of July 1967, Jean Ctrol· caster, esp~:~ciallJ durlnt blt Joachim, .whose birth ·is not re- swashbuckUn~ da;ya when he muscorded, filed tter application for cled Virjjlinla Mayo tbrOUilh an order of the Probate Court' t~at flames aDd arrows, and when be her birth be registered 11 provided romped JlP the masts in '1Tbe by law. Applicant aVers th•t abe AIUDiln\im comb1nailoa storm aud was· bon October 14, 1994, _ - -Why Brown~Eyed: Parents: M'ay HQVe Blue-Ey ed T0t lr IIIUAIIIUIJIIDilll!, ILl., 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 9, 1957 - •By P~CiRGE WONDER NANCY • ' By AL (:APP �' • 1 i 1 ,/ 1 -· -·· , zva wonder "WhJ SAVING THE HOURI .-- FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ' WANT.ADS • MTES 2 ee•u per word. one ln!l(rtion.. Minimum chara:e OOc.--t :enb per word tor tbree eouecutJve lnserUoa., Spec:i•l - Ooe mootb ror 20 cent& per word. Full rate of 2 eenll per word will be eharge~ ror advertising lf aot paid for before tbe 1~tn of each month following Insertion. &rnu in Advertl8ing- -ShouJd be reported immediately. Tht D•llY Sentillel 'olrUl not be responalble for mo,e than one lncorNd insertion. Card of Thanb and Speeld NotJeet of Event. $1.00. ObJtuti.iel publilhed at 1 cent per word. ·-".'. . •' • •• (I) Notices For Hire! '11'...~ ---,-=-==,-~- •DTruckTru Ln~n& Eqtulpment -;;;;.;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I MINUtE WASHER. standard, 5 ;· r Mtl"gs ~, .• ' . Co. year.& old. Phone 436-J or 1760 Cheoter Road after 2c30 p, m. 7 6 6tc Farm Bureau Ge t Together Wedueaday," July I 10, 1957 p.m. . 8:30 Springs Grange Hall Rork • WJRGIL"• w Serv c:e AMSLEY Phone Cbesblre 7-74,79 . \'1::~~~~~~~~~=: 12 1on of h•y 7 too llmnthy, 5 1on of clover and alfalfa. Alsn 75 A. (arm for sale . Charles 8is8dl, Minersvill e, RU 1. / L::IGAL NOTICE FOR SALE The Thomas W. Wagner home fRII INSTALLATION in J.. etart Township, Melgs Mufllers, seat covert, batterlet, located County, Ohio, will be· offered for tire1. Budget terms. Moore•a, aale by thf! under!fgned at the Pomeroy. 8 22 lmoe laW offices of Crow and Crow, Pomeroy, Ohio, at 1:30 P. M. on July 16th, 1957. Property appraised at $12.000.00 and cannot be 10ld for leu lhf.n the appraised price. Property to be sold to the highest bidder, subjt!ct to the approval of the Court. or Sybil Eber.sbach, AdminContrtct" istratrix . (7) 9, 10. II, 12. 13, 15, 61c eGrading A Ditcb Digging eBaek~Hoe Service PrfONE 398 ·• • Legal Notice ALSTEAD N. H. UP- A healty 11pecimen is C. H. }ietc•lf. Durin& Hi years of g.. vernment service. be i:lu aeeumultted 1.320' hours of sici: leave .. CONCllETR BLOCU -.uiW....., p., ......- 7 9 6tp TEAM of good work horse,;, weight lMO lb. e11ch. l Sol'rcl mar~. 1300 lb . Woodrow Engle, Rut· land. 7 9 3tp FOR SAl,E - Small busine.ss, Herbert Shlelda, Meigs County 1 grocery, gas, pop and ice cream. A.S.C. Chairman, wil( be presReuonablc. Phone 807-M. ent to di8CU81 various farm programs available to you u farm· 7 A 8tc eo·a. Fun and recreatlon provid· ed by Jo Hardy, Reereatlon Leader. Refreahmenta and open to Public. GRUESIR BLOCK CO.. -1 MI ... North ef POIMNt' Ll<iAL NOTICI · - - --- ,- . BUY 20 ~ D~ POMEROY - S.rdom frame home, semi-bath down, full bath Up gas furnace heat, on good lot I~ excellent l(lcation wlttl beautiful river view. convenient ,IMOO. MtDOLEPORT - 7·room frame Mme, 4 bedrooms, gas beatl1]g. Garage, On Locuot Street. $liMO. FARM - 90 acre·a with good 7room houBtl with 'bath and gaa heating. Two tile block poultry • housea, large shop and iJ~3ge, good barn. Cltan, well·f-eneed and laya well, plenty tractor land. On ~ood limestone road near State Route 680, .12 mtlt=a from Athena. $12,000.00. FAitM - 8,0 •ere• near Route 124. 11 acres o( bb\tom. Good 7-room hQw .e wittt semt-bath, ceUar, ''"''·athenhruoe and barn. Reao. onable $'7~1)0.00. PARM - 17iJ aerea with one ~ room houoe with free gas, Another 1ma1Jer howe, barn, and cclb, Plenty of water. Eleotrlclty of cour!e. This is mostly good lime1tone ~~-~ soU, excellent for 8 29 '7te grazing. About ~ 18 under fence, •u-u ""' I ) Real Estate :' 18bl Auto$efvices I i. R. liAWUtlGS SONS(:0,.::-u , •· '. FOH SALE OR TRADE ·- 22 acre . farm. 4 room house-, mall and . FOR SALE- 2 atory ibrlck buildschool bus route. Sell or trade 1ng 80~H Walnut St., Middleport. for llouse and lot. . 7 9 6tp Contact Wi'JIIam Michael, cor. TWO ROOM Furnished apartment 2nd and W11lnut. Phone 8038-Y. 12'1 Butternut, close in town. · ., 7 D 6tc 6 26 12t0 FOR SALE - 8 rooma and bath, For Rent - Ext·,-.-:,1-on- -:l..a - d"d:-,-,., atory and half·houae, toe. Vena· Uon blinds, Coleman automatic 15caf(old h;)arda, Drop Clotbl. bu.rnace. Phone 8281-X. Clinton Fl~her, :Middleport. Phone 82&5-.X. 111 tl · 7P8te 1\our WreC'ker Senlae. Day Phone lfUT, Nlaat Phone PODOl · PLYM.OUTII '' . -.x. JII!:ALQB. ' -' ra u (8) Auto Soles '~i it3:a ro'RD, •• • n• twojtone areen, Fordomatle, ru11onably prlced . Call 40'Hor 46Z·M, 7 9 3tp ~ For beat Ult!d BILL ~HILDS , FORSALE -:. a•••· ~h...,..ly_p_e-:h.::o.:u.:..e, ---- - " - - -- car VALUES, Bee (171 HelpWanted 7 9 lmop FOR SA~ _ 1940 JE!ep Station WANTED - New anrl U!ed car sa.leman. S'llary and commission. Write Box 6fi8.D. c/ o The Dailey _.___ Senl.lnel, Pomeroy, 0 . 7 6 6tc ~•&on, with overdrive, good condition. Phone 229. 7 o 6tc- 1 &TAnON WAGONS - 1951 Ply- WANTED - cai>ahi;;;;,,ddle •••d m~utb Wqon, oriJlnal blac~ couple or lady to live .ln .1nd help thilah1 Ntee, ~~. 1933 Plymouth care for 2 ~hlldren. Write Box WatOD 1 blut ud Ivory, automatic 868·E, c/c 1 he Daily Sentinel, trona., Mil, t89~. IBM PlyPo01eroy. T 0 8tp t:~outlli Wa&on, 6 ely. R&H:, grey ftniJII, '14'1&. Pomero~ Motor Co, Poibero,; o., Phone 4:81. ' 116tc · Br Marjorie lest HOLLYWOOD U.P-Ciark Gable has the kind of ficure that well· fitting trouaers are proud to be on. 1 recently designed Mr. G·able'a wardrobe Cor "Band of Aneels", in wltich he plays a plantation owner ot the Civil War periol. Many peale find it an unusual circumstance that a womaa should design clothes for men. Since coming to Warners along with their purhase of United Coatume · Co. some years ago, 1 have apeclal· ized in putting male stars ln buck· skjn b:itc:he~. lin VALLEY - . 4th and Layne St., New Haven. 2 bedroomt, aU purpose room1 llvjpg room and dinlna: room, kitc'hen, bath, full baaement, gar· age, General Electric: oil, forced air heat. Contact Mn. Milton Stephan, Now Haven or call TU 2-1148 or Whoollna CE 23,23, 7 g Ste . out ol buncye<~• w~o doesn' b.ave one Crimaon Plrare." perfect fittln:J ,the only apei:ial thi114' I noted about Mr. Gable's taate was his affeetlon for pearl Btlc:kpiits: an( polka dot aacots. He Utes to wear them wJlerever po&1ib\e. ing a gaudily ·patterned necktie Of a flamboyant bow tie- 11 Utely to attr.act DtOI'f audience attention to hia adain, ·apple than to the ex· preltlons on his face. All or. Mr. Gable's clot~es in ,"Band of Angels" are baalcalty autbentte· t-ot the period, We have taken a few mlnol' llbertlea, how. ever. For instance, this was: the baggy period (or men, and in the , interest o1 displaying Mr. Gable's flne physique, we have tightened up hil t'othes somewhat more than Wll!l usually done in the 1860s. His C;tlffiJnb and sLuds, i~­ cldentally, iillre made r-rom antique buttorls, and it's a sb'ame they do not get uy tloseupa. I find that in the matter of cloth~•~ men are very mudi like women. They are rightfully eoneerned· with bow they· are dreiaed and they invariably have soine· thine .they like to point out to the designer - :mch as, "one ot ll"lY &boulders is )ower that the other", ,$.,• 128 MOfe B0ff0W·ed J0 Clevelan·d Bank~ alve traltl ma1aklp severalaen"U b t h b th era o.na u reappear w en parents carry the same heredit.ary factor&. Color of the eyea la not the only factor which c~ be passed on ll.ke: ~ ttom one generation to anqther. In t-.ct. the Better Viaton lnJtl... ° C»LDSI tutereportaaelen~tahavee.atabo- llahed il(al more than 100 dl4er'eri.t eye ~ta are inherited.. These raJ).&' frorh ·minor lmperfectlcma to total bllndpe,., . ,' AmOilR' lbeaO Inherited t..t.Ofa , ~ ao~. sez ..linked traits which m•J bit tttoltimltled elth.. hJ lbe lather or tho motlu!r. '"- L.o - • ....w Golden '---PJocket- ••• 0,.,. G , ,U.iht,a-..t,..,..-wHh\;Mirl- *"1 loW.Jwtlltyflng,.t.,. ~ w~.. Stenwtjcl• all•lldtlnG lodrlitf~ , ' mediate delivery. ,Widuelectio, of colors, styles, eq~ipment; 9ome'jn.;toclay ~r the best deal•n Southeastern Oh•o,l · ,~·~lw;a~y~~1~aug~h~to~m~y~se;;;ll~,;;b~e<~a~uo~e~1~;;;;;;;;;;;;: '""''- ,., .tdt::JZ::. . which b'"'...... .u~ ,. • '""'"......, ;,~, ua....,. an aba.orm«ll! h~1h pre••un wtth1n the e,e. ttnlHatt 18-Urited. --pn.. lt Jni.J ea\llit ~ In- ............ ....,.._ Check Ey• Allot th1J lhol&ld be of 4eftnlte to all of Jbll, ••~l&ll1 tboae ot :tou w:fio hive chlldten. If a. serto-p~ ' dlaeale aueh aa 11au... CQIDa If amon~ ~ •ilua! lratto of Your famtii hi:h Jrour eJeJ and. t;hoae 0 f'";~jl.r ~hUdren checke<l olldol ilile~ & year, Oi>l) Jn thio WAJ can .JOU bO sure' of ·detettlnll an' dllorder ~ ,,.,., . •""'- inl~t. .• ' ' .AN OLD ONE . NORTH SfO!'GINGTON, R. I. UP- Ronald Greene, u,, foqod a ~fl.pound anappln1 turtle In Wyuaup Lak,e which •"l'•l'IJ bollev~ may be mort thsn 100 yell• old. The oldest known tur\le lt raid to i,llve .op St. Helena Island, where Napoleon· was exiled ln 1P15, and iB believed to be m6re than 160 ~em old. ~- Ridiculed In · ~ . Placed ~ - Gateway 1Jap.) ' 7. 10. VIper 12. Occurrence 13. New Eng. land .state 14. Roll 15. Highest · - '. 16: in rank Mush: not~ 17. Past ; . .: 31 . English 2t Dante step 22. June 32. Linka 34. Taut · ~- Va.lue I "'us.) Yntnii•J'• A11•w•l' 39. F«:~re}l.ead ly slovenl,Y 23. Milway (abbr.) t·t Short slcf'p 25. Gdddess ·or night 27 . Mulberry 29. Serious- ""' Turns Down · "' '" 41. Biblical · mount ' 42. PiCture molding Ohl'o Fuel Ga'S R8te ReqUeSt 414. Flowers t., AXYDLBAAXR A Cr:rptoJram .Quotation WUA E 'N A A E W ENWCCN F . V 0 ·- V NADD dR T A L ~ .' 1 ' P 0~ U W W J• ·KN'WOD[, · J W ·0 A k , . l't\•terdny 1s Cryptoquote: ~N ID.EA ISN'T lt£SPONSIBLE FO~ ,. ['HE PEOPLE WHO BELIIE'VE IN IT-DONALD MA!RQUIS. . '! · .... . ' • ~~iTT-;Few of dae b~d changes In the nauon•• ecurlty laws ahd rec-Q1atloi11 · recoinmeJid~ by a special prealdei1tlal com!. m,laloi'l eeftn deltJned to b• .PUt into use. Advance· indicatlona are t)lat many leglalaton feel that ·some of the .P_.:Opoai.Lt ,a.,. Wo aweeplng, would co,.t too m'-'cb mon.ey and would crei.te an. unnec:eaaary ,avemment agency. Many nl~bert of ConCl'nl are eeitaln to objec_t o,.,... . to tht.' tde& , of creatl~g a neW cen:traJ security CHttal lpli"Cy.. They fHl th-.t th1l jo'l;l eaD bt ·hAndled adequ~teiy. . b)' varioua departmm\ta ·8nd the clvl1 Attnct 1erv1ce corilmlllion. . , 1 ' s 1 the ~~~•­ armament questton. Dull~a prohtptly branded Gromyko'a cbargt U propaganjla.. , , · . Ttl.trt ~ feir ln admlnt•tratton circles that the Sovl~t foretan mlnl.lter'a attick may foreshadow a Rusaian attempt to sabotage the di1afinimeft~ dllieu1ll'ont. • II LONGFELLOW Otit letter simply Jbnd~ tor another. In this samp.t J\. II used for the thtee L's, X for the two O's, . ete, Single leU("tll, apo•. t.rophes, the lt!ngth and foz;matlon of the w..ohll are .n hintt. EliCh ·daY the code letters ate different. · · H ' .D 0 • ·~ .wu ..ruuty ' of Wii"-mdil.lin'tnr talk and was .1n11incete on ' Here'• how' to work It: DAILY CflVI"fOQUO'l't:- ;,;1!;;.; • ')Di Wkl'r' . ~·{=-~romyko .itth bto charge ihal the Unlto<l. Statoa 2. 00(1 of wa.r 3.. A flllVOlil\&' 4. Perch · -~ • sw.-. ··lt&l Ap~eaunr to the le&t•laton are the ~:opota\1 that the attorftey ttn~rat bt l.tlowtid to tap phone lln~s to . Pt. evildence Ualn•J•la.boteurs and tha.t newih\en be punished. for pub lahiDJ Jcret aGcumentt. ·· , ~ fteiln&' Is that It would be dlft.'icuit. to con,frol the wlre·tappl.na' an~ th&t tht inUo.pu!Jllcatlon plan . Would rJye the admtnt1tratton ~~~~~~'!..".to keep much lnto~t~ -~~~~-- - ..,.,~=----:--- - ( I8 l Employment Wanted Wahted~PA,PER llANGI~G-2~ )'tara ~perle~ce . Free et' I· :matea. L. V•. l\el1lnacr, Racln • Box 124, Ohio. l 7•G- 1 ~ WORK DESPERATELY NEEDED; In niod of honeat work of. any ' kind, ' Hllh · SChQOI frtlduat•. "Phone 6923..J, · Jam(la Mohler. ~leport, Rt. 1. --.,.7~8~7_;:tp (20)Bu~Siness Service. Got hoi dawn! Ralph 'tl'~b:~~t:Por~",J Bailer ·1 7-8'81c. ,-,,., ., ' .- and frlend1. A· precious one from us hn A~···· place ta vacant ln Ou.r home A VQlee we loved 11 atJU• . t Wlllth never can bt IWecL. ',' ... ' 7 9'1!< l ~ '' ' ' I '· NIGHT D4!RY, / · . Tu~~~y, 10 Dlllea eald of Gil1•!'111• 1 mlle1 or U't II ' " LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Sooretary of State John Fo.ator Dulles and- ot~er United State• ' ~trje~ll !f~~d ~~resaed hopp ! that · th_ ere ""+' ground ~or op!:Jmlstn die' boCau8e the ;R_u.iani had not lleen WIIDI' them for J,.Merry a.':s::;oo. • • lill DISARMA.MtNT-waahl~ omCials. a~ more worried tllln · · w1tlt.tbi Lm.dan \tiiarmament talks,,· ··-. 45. 0\taerved 46. Astonishes DOWN COLUMBUS UP _ The state with plenty meadow land and PubUe utilltiel CommlsBion has young ·t imber and locult po1ts. h 1 lit Located on aood limestone rosd dismissed, on a lea:al tee n ca .f• oDe mile rrom Harrisonville a rate increase request in Zanes· ville ~y the Ohio JI'Qel Gal Co. with centralized achool, churches The company ·h ad uked approv· •nd Jtores. A very good buy at 11 of· higher ntea approved last • • • • BRICKER'S DILEjiiMA- Although SOn&tor .~ ' tlle)f" are · wUI~r to ,adqtit p~bllcty ·atiout Sotlet Foreign :P..Iintster Alldrtt Ci'o~)"l(o'i ·rebent at:Uck on the Unltted State ·tn eonnecUoll , ~ml~::tl~~~~ bil"'1~1.j...4~1.-.-!, ll3. Ll,bretto ~ John W. Bricker (R), Ohio; IIYI tha~ a lupremt Court Mmr favorable to American 01 WUII&m s. Qlrarit would •lrengthen th• cue for a tnaty·limitin&' propoaal, tt a1Jo might wor]( tn reverae. • · . . Brtcker aa.ya hi1 propoaed co.natitutlo.naJ amendme'nt ~out-t be aup. ported by a Supreme Court declalon bolding' that Glra~'t eonatltutlonai rtghta override any executive a;reement between the Unlte4 States and JQpan, However, ln. the event of &ucll a court deciBion, Bricker ~ouJd klae IJOme .votei for 1111 meaau)!e from among senators 1who felt tbt ldgh bench rullng had settled the tsaue ll'ld no amendment w:u needed. Regardless of the Supn,me Court's verdict, tnere ia little thanct tna.t the Brltker amendment will be uac~ tnto law thie year ldnce it facet the strong oppoiltlon of the Eisenhower admlnlltration. e sa. Exclamattoa ~7: UnWtlHng . ' ,,~~ ' ao.'lflit ·~ -40. ComrOrt ~ 42. Frlllt'! tillf t 19\ Exq:eedlng. 33. Ex-eoldler 31:1. Free e Twlolol river ••g 11:1. Thrice;,. · & priae an enemy ahould war •rupt. one ruu1t of the IWlteh In the top military Job could be an lncre&fjle tn "eourtellea" bet.WHn. the armed. foreea of the "Unlttc! State~ and the 8ov1et tlnlon. 'l'wlrdnr, as Air Jl"orce chief of at&!l', aeceptt4 U. Lnvltatlon to vlllt ~w for Ruula'a Avl&· tlon Day -eelebl'l.tiOII lut year, He Ill plctured. u beUevln&' that nO harm. could rault from & atritJ of exchanpa by United State~ ancl Rt4 mllltary otrken. ror' 17. Calumny 20. At home shi~peend ~dy tO QOI btllever tn the IUbUe appro&cb, on the theory that the Unlted 8t.te1 aboUtd .never t.Jp ltl hud ud alwar- be tn & poattlon to aur- tend tron of GASOLINE ALLEY · 30. Con. tlisgust '" Cholmton AI,I,C\t8t. . ,. ' ' . A!bnlra! RJ4ford le vl~ed by mlUtary obMrven u a ,;lb.O'w of ltNlltb'" man, who· feels tha.t the beat way to pment Comlilunlat .....,Ilion ta by conata.nt &net dramatic' ftextnJ ot tht n&tion•a I • ' t:iXf'3 IS. EKclama. ics LIL ABNER W po~c• 11. "re!t aJail\, N••• ' PIOfors Sobtlt Approach SJWcldl to c~mtrat he,. ..t,.,omotiOJt "·~ ASJhNOTON-!harp CbanJ"fB ln Uftlted Statu mWt&rJ' policy are expect.td when Gen. Nathan 1"'. Twtntnr tua~t!Adm. Arlhur W. &dtord u chatrman of the jol'nt ehlell ot (itd lrl (naul.l 2·8. Im. 8. Thi c k~r P. Narrate.!! Say Unlttcl Stalot Mllllal'f Polley Ceneml Twlnln• 11 Bald to 'be y; e. sana ' dt.-· Jayed qu1iifyin1 "!((undt .of •;., Ohio State Women'• &:olf cham· pionship wer, scheduled tort "' at Plum Brook tour.st~ here. Thl! qualirylng rOund! ;were to hall' lltarted Monday, but heavy r.l .'l forced a 24-hom PDftponemen· Gon, TwlnlnJi May Chango detenH muacltl. 111 ltAINID OUT Burglars broh lnto a house owned by Donald, Yale1 and took copper EVERYTHING AND • • . tub!Qg, pipe:, an electric drill. a EAST SYRACUSE, N. Y .~U:._P____f~•~uc~e~t__.:•.:n_d_:t_he~kl_~_h_e_n_s~ ,ln_~__ 26. Greek Slmpl~ton WOMEN SANDUSKY, 0 . UP- Raln fLOWIRS TO NORTH U.EDS; Me. UP - Lit· tie Bobby Clark's teacher was delighted - and IOmewhat puzzled -when he hrougbt her a huge bouquet of white, blue, .wreen, l'ed • and yellow lilac.s. It developed that Bobby h~d 'm::de liberal use of his mother'& veg t\t&ble cake colorlna:. w.ritlng · Jetter 21. Stop 6. Fll·.st man · THE SMITH FAMILY Chfmplpn, W.U IOCPRd J~l.fM.6. , DAILY . CROSSWORD ACROSS J ..Crowds NOitWEGIAII WINI TllONDHt:IM, Norway UPAudun Boy~en of N~ay, co· "hoj.det ot tbe world retotd l or ~'e I,Q()O-meter run, defttt4t1 Tom CWrtJ"Iey _of Irvington, N. J~, ln an BOO-meter race Monday in. 1 : ~ '' Courtn,y, th11 Oly.m;pl~ 800-me.l·r 1 OROIR -~-- • CLEVELAND UP - Mid·year otatemcnts by Cleveland's 10 banks revealed today that consumers and b".Jsinenu borrowed 128 mil· lion dollars more during the first half of 19~7 than for the same period last year, Despite a period ot so-called "tight money", the bank loan total reached $1,706,398,Gal. Deposits at the five major banks roae n~arly 100 mUllan dollars In the pial Phone lOI-Y year by Zanetvllle ,City ' Council but vetoed by the mayor. i'tu'ary , : , The 11v..~,.r ordl•ance autbor, 00 ll!nr present rttes expired July Char~e. Rost Leonard, son of Hen.. 18 . .198G, The c:ompany had IIOU&bt ry and Enola Waltere !,!:~~~' ) 1{18 rite increa·•e• on tlie was born Auautt 25, 1811, that lia new achedulea: would departed lhia life on JuJy IS, constitute · , ·,, 10 ~ called 11 flrat 195T, at Columb~, .o... a11e '71 filing.'• · i yearr, 10· montha and 10 dayt; The commttl,ibq, bowever, 1atd He wu unlted in marrtaae to E:tta the new tchedul.. could not be Tucker, .daqJ:Iter of Mr. a~;~:d Mrs. legal))' considered ·a firat rtung." Wllllam Tutker, on Dee. 31, 1905. A PUC •pnkta~an tald. the cc:tm· To this un1on five children were pany must 1ubmlt 1 .fonna1 rate born: Madae Taylor, Grove Clty: increa.ae reQuelt' ;.along with e:iReva .Golnfy,· M:lddleport; Dana. hiblta. Groveport: Clair, Bucyrus; Wald, --:-~-~-ColurftbuL He waa pt'1eede4 in death wife and atitar, weUutbeiriOlU,~~lnbetl~tbt CleftcleneJ', ii1H7. KJ.q r.\an~ ~~-In. KARR & VAN ZANbT Phone 4J5 Pomeroy, Ohio . ! IIOJll, -COME IN! YOU'RE 'ALWAY<s' wE.'.coME AT....: I Bhoutd &1\1 of Ul.t dauslltera lDI1fY a IP~Ul aufrerlnl eolOt· bUnd!lell, lhtlt 41\llhte..., P boi!*t It...,.,. 15 Difh"!nt Moclel.s in stqck reacly for im- \t ' ' -o-llke ·,...-.om.lt-,.ftth ......... fw a iocbt lUI Pit I , one example of lhll II color- QlillfnoH • ....... ) bJJndJ[MJ. .&. 't l. 8,: ' Wor tht put fe• ,' Nona.al Color Ywoa mbftt.tltt .J b~"'f& ~en bothered bi' !. r:.et•a ,., • woman wtth norma!IIJIOio ~a lllmJ Uttnsa · eolor vision DJ81Tles 1. man whO ftoatltll: ~b. u\1 eyea. CaD JOU 1 ean'l toll red 11om sreen. tell !Pi it .~ poii<llllon eaa be I Theil! lona ~ t!Bugblen will ~ ii!il ~~ ei~ II? 1,bit able to ~ red . w~ tho 0701 fll'een- but the tiBUihtera Wtlita. ll!lftljlpea;alnu-t· , ca1'1'7' " ll!l<-llnkod taetor lor .erat • .'1! 1111.1 W due to : colorhlln4ne" whl'111, \hoJ m&J co~P,.Uoba ~ i defect In lha · tra!IIIDlllo aoine or all ol tbeli"'toli;l!;tQhi&Do~ preuure or to llttl 1 YOit'if M\IIW ......... ,a ~r • ltlt e t """'" .,.. » 1.,.1\0t Ql4o ror '$7 COifl 'fO , _ Nearollb~. faral&htod• neaa an~ .......4-•7" allo m1.7 ISOm"'bere, perhapo sene~a- be lnherltltd ttom aao. ret&tlvea of both par- ManJdciCt0rabelleve that IJat• e:nts .1\a.d. blue e:yea. SUch reces- com& can ..,., ~t-ih•rite~ too. t..: year. PUC IIOJ!le par. 1 1 - t Tralto ' A BllfY Period Ordinarily a dealaner of actors' ·costutttca mu1t he exceptionally c:ardul of neckware. A star wear· at aueen· wlndoWt 1nd door& Steel Pomeroy, Meiga County, ·Ohlo, · Three other male stars, ?lth and aluminum twninp and eaaSaid application w:UI be for-flear- whom I haV(: worked and who oplu, Call William llidlorcl, lng on the 17th day ol'July, 19~7. have the p.foper physical quallf!· Roct SorlnJ•. I 2 tmoat. John c. Bacon cationa for outdoor and period Probate Judge costumet ,are- Alan Ladd, Rock (7) 9, ltc Hudson and G\IY Madison. WE Otber tban a fundamental conITIUICTUlAL I BIAMI 8 ..,1.1,.'/' -IN. .u omMillan•dainODinsiSJtanco o.n II ...,.,lrf~ ~Milay l•tbere i1 not one man or woman IClAP IRON .J.ItiiTALI 1 POULTRY FOH SALE-First GeTIt~ratlon Arhor Acr@1l Vaal.re-~s ':ron Broiler chicks. fi'OR ..:GGS-De.Kalb Lbe "Profi'i: Pu~ OHIO tel. HERM BERRY'S HATCHi£RY, Int., Parkersburg, W WOMAN need• a home Wrlle GerJUNK CO. ia. Phont' GA·2-3!S86. 5·10-lmo• trude Hall, Box 34, Portland. 7 3 IOlp 12 fl. wood manu!octure •J Run , _ lit ,. _ """~ ~--, -~--'---'-'-' ..Ahuut boot. Hl H. P. Johnson 121 Card Of Thanks outboard motor, car top ca B' I nsuranee ricr, priced for quick sal~. ( Jlhone 327. 7·5-dtr We wl!h to thank the friends and ---relatives for their kindness ~.a'IIWOD tnayruee ~DirJ, at the time ol the death VENETIAN DLfNDS, Match Stick Mldctleport. P'Lre .. A.u.mobJieot our husband and father, ~rapea and lnadCi, roll·up Porch BonN. Phnn• 8818-X ...._., Ro11.1 Leonard; and also the phy.• ~- ............shades, C1o'·h-nylon, awninga, sicians, hospital ataU, the flowPorch Vallance, Electric tans, FOREMAN ' ABBoTT ' T.V. SERer donor•, pall bearers, tiw min- ' all kinds. Dale Wippel Supply, lAter and the Nopls Funeral VICE All makes Repalfed by Ex2Hi Union Ave ., Pomeroy. Home and all other· who as!i9Led ~~dr~ltnlcian1. Phone 628& Y 6 5 Imop jn all)' way. epur · _ _ < 1\ll(e ·~4, Chll~tflk yqi,ifji~,i'uuuranaw...fro&KtioDt "'. " ·~ ' '• Fire, PoiiQ, Call DoD Mhldleport, Obto. i He•diJuerter~ fer -- ~8am•l)nJte t,.uga:aae - Lane Cedar C.bcoeta - LA\J Wi11dow Fans5 room Rnd baUt apartment, new- (2 ;;;-;:::::::::'";'::= :-~--:--:::-:-:: lr Frigldllire Refrigerators. ly decorated. Call 2!14 . 7 2 t! BUILDING LOTS on Route ~. 12 ~ lall:tr Furnnure, Middleport, Ohio minutes from Pomeny, Choice ,j 1 429 tl ( 16) Fo• R.ent or Sale of size. nalph Runell, .Pomeroy, . • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 9, 1957-1 -·· -. · " - ·, 1' mu "lri11J. browu t7tl han blue.. tJtd. dhl14ren? ,' W\~ lt'l d'l8 , to a receuin fac:\or: Gable Has Kind Of Figure Men . . . _ . . . Need To Display Period Garbs :::;~:.n~ She 'Panclld' Flynn · , For years I did just that for Stat. of Ohio. Me1p Countv, M; Errol Flynn, who wm never by In T.. Prvboto Covrt surpassed ln his adaptabillty to period clothea. To me, he the Mltter of the Reeletratlen Birth of Jean Carol Joachim of colorful was every Inch the proper male in . c ... No. 17,23e style and figure. I've also deNOTICE Is !liven that tbia ltt' aigned eoatwnes for Burt Landay of July 1967, Jean Ctrol· caster, esp~:~ciallJ durlnt blt Joachim, .whose birth ·is not re- swashbuckUn~ da;ya when he muscorded, filed tter application for cled Virjjlinla Mayo tbrOUilh an order of the Probate Court' t~at flames aDd arrows, and when be her birth be registered 11 provided romped JlP the masts in '1Tbe by law. Applicant aVers th•t abe AIUDiln\im comb1nailoa storm aud was· bon October 14, 1994, _ - -Why Brown~Eyed: Parents: M'ay HQVe Blue-Ey ed T0t lr IIIUAIIIUIJIIDilll!, ILl., 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 9, 1957 - •By P~CiRGE WONDER NANCY • ' By AL (:APP �. ·- • ' . ... '• " To the Celane • e~ OnJu .. .I -· ~ ... . , .... : n char1e of l' t .• Dean• open<· t M Pearl ' Mason et~Jod•' st . Y th F llowshi"p Pirnic Is He Th Tun. & snaps ot c er make co or d. at in Prof · Pic;ni nner I H ldAtM on • E • •• '•• 4- us IR c / • ( ' W.'t ·. All 011 1·'~ I ·'" .. ·*'$PO .TS *s ' ' N.. ll • Shop un e. Mldd po • •••••••• •••••• ....,... ·~ Am lo retul·.,. at the I n •• OF 'L )OO V i\MINS • ' - I tners • .•.• . ... . . .... . ..... . t _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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