https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27ae86b8323553dcc7df0fc0854c97ff.pdf 2c969d97a439ce3de3b6957502ce89ad PDF Text Text . ·- • ' . ... '• " 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 _ �~ .. ...... . .. ... ~-i.i.;,:,~~- ~.-:-.'!'1!!1"--"'1! ....,. . _. ' ·-~ . ~~ • ......... · ~-- - - . .. . S-n.uiSinllllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 10, 1957 from FHA Authorities' Report .We d~ not propose to dash cold water on .aspirations of many peOple in the Southern School District to bring about a bond issue soon'fQr construction of additi(mal education· at bcillties. Yet there are certain broad aspects of the problem facing that dlstrict, in tbe socio-economic field, that should be discussed and studied in the greatest detail. Completlo n or the winter and spring survey l'etently In that district sponsored by the Parent Teachers' Assoolation, spearheaded by the relharkably beneficial work of Mrs. c . E. W. Downie, brought to public attention the serious shortagPI'l- ii\ classrooms, especially-a,t Racine High School. 1'he survey was guided on its main fronts by Dr. William Chase of Ohio University . What the survey accomplished remarkably well was giving a realhation to people in the district !hal they do have a problem _a big one_ that will have to be met sooner or 1ster and the sooner the better provided action iB based on tile best available predictions o! lblhgs to come . We would like to discuss one of " these things to come" here today. Optimism seems justified in assuming a large Industrial plant, or possibly sevetal small ones, may locate in the Letart Falls labd purcha,e area. All school expansion plans beyond merely meeting present needs are based upon this assumption of a big plant to come In the near future. It Is popular to follow this assumption with another which Is not nearly so well-founded even In fancy. This Is that hordes o! new resIdents wlll flock to Meigs Coulfty to work in this new 'lnduotrial expansion. The cold water we'd like to dash here is that It just Isn't so. Federal Housing Authorities who have made an exhaustive study of the trl-county area of Meigs, Mason, and Gallla counties, and JacksOn County (Ravenswood), polnl out that not more than 150 to 230 new families will lliOYo tq U,ls area permanently to work at ~al­ aer. Tplal employm~nt will be In excess of 4,000 people; The great majority of them will be people already livln~ In 'Jacksot1' County, and, of course, In lesser proportions, in MalOn, Meigs, and even Gallla counties. / Mainly, only , l!I•J!Jy tecl\nlcal personnel will be brought in r!!,.li!!IP. Jllake aluminum. Engineering staffs, personnel expert~. depart. ment supervisors, their assistants and foremen, will have to be Imported. The company hopea, and expeCt•, to recru11 most of Its op· ' ,... __ I 'I I I I I I I I II iI I I I • tile, llltllotorlaoo- ... I dJIIIt I WSCS will 8 P. M. 1t \ I '~:heater Women's ' Sumrur. ···Shoes Tonl3ht Of~ w CHS-rv Chan.,eQ s ' TIIURSDAY ~s, HARTFORD ex..\ Smith A.' Chlp~an Mrs. Ray Pickens and son, M1ddl By VIrginia Culeton ENJOYS PICNIC Dmlnle Gibbs Willi llost to a · picnic the , evoning of the Fourth of July held at the New \'{aV , GnrC.en c lub park. ~njoylng t. o! n.Jculc were Mr. and Earl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crump ,. i P'ields and children; Mr . a d M. ~. and douahters or North Po nl fi1•or~e James; Mr. and M>s. PleasanL were Sunday gueslR oi H\1\le Fielt~, nhd ehlldrcn·, M , , Mr. •nd Mrs. J. M. C•·ump. "' Chnl'les Juhlin g; Mr. anli Mu. Mrs. Robert Kay Wilson .hd John Hitmh·e, O'Nt>ll Quillin, J, .. dau~Jhter of Fort Bran;, N. C., 11 H He a, Doc Flel clg, Don ·ROUih visitin,;t MMI. D. A. Smtth 1n 1 d 1 J M wll 1 · the ro~m r an ,eroy ume.s. son. ra. son 11 I RITURNS FROM TRIP . Puttv Lou Smith. . Mrs. F. A. Chapman returned Mr. and Mrs. James Fiber •nd ·, week £rom 1.os Angele da l. , son, Charleston, were Weeken 1 , 9 lh' M wht>re ~he was the ~uest bf Mrs. v.uest!ll of her parents, r. an Vlrgt"'la Cooke Phelp!l and so.,. Mrs. J, W. Kelt. s,nce last Septernhcr Mn. Chap· .. Rev. Harry Joe ,Grhnm of JoLmnn also visited relatives '"1 \llnbll!l Is Vbltlna his fa 1 · l t~ontnna and Baldwin Park, .Cal. Harry Grimm who '' Ill. BUtTHDAY Mr. and Mra. H'ar.old Bumuar•l Mr. and Mr~. a~r and chUdren or New HaVen f'llt('rtnlnecl with a party wore guests ot Mr. and !dr!l. J. honorinl! thCir da• a,bter M. crump Thursday afternoon. her tenth blrthd.ty. T~ ~ '1':· a .fton ' Cll . II I I • held \at the Fair Grounde. I ,, " Colurhbus were wef:k end g\lcsts of Mr. and Mrs: Buren Dunc11n . Willis Marr and Mr. Sam Roa ch · were admitted · to Kolzet Hospl•,al last week. The Rev. iick Goad and fam lly (\f PiqUa, p., Mrs. Goldie Bass o! Bancroft, M~:s. Earl Darst and clJ II' dren, Pt. Pleasant, Mr~ . Helen S:ar.. ._ ker and MFJ. Mabel Johnson w:er eallina: On Mr. and Mrs . H. Cil rtwrilht, S,unda:y. · '· VlllttnJ: Mr. and Mrl. Clifford Jqhns6n 1nd Mrs. Fannie Blla ke ol't'i' the week ebd were Mr. 1n<! Mra. Cb~les Tolllver and fami ly. j 8 mea Tomver and ramily, Mro. Ollie ToUtter, Mi. and Mn. Tho mas JOyt:f and family, Columbus. M~. and Mrs. banas Rouan, Mro. Pearl Nicholson and Mre. Detn or Rou•h weJ"e; in columbus, Sund ay where they atteJ)ded an all d ay meeting o! Evallg~lltt Oral RoberIs Mr. arid MI-a. Johll Kearns, Mn. MlrJ' RoUsh aDd 1011, M;ike, M LOul•e Gtbbt1 Hartford wore ealLets oil lit. and Mrs. Garfi.ld Nl ch· ofion at Chauncey. Pe,arJ ~lcloh and 10n, Niel:ey, returned to t)l:!lr k I '"-· after iPendina: tbe past "· WJEH on· ' . ,ee 11\elgs Co~nty NIIW• 10:0~ Scan nlng the Weathe.r 10:10 The Lale Show - 10:9 Sl1n On 11':00 Adve ntures in Learnkl1. 12:00 · Noo n News · 12:t5 N~ts hbqr.s 12:30 Fra nide Laine 1!00 Tho Femlnl.ae Toueh !:I)Qf• Allernoon, FlliJl i'eatlval wutt I:Uubetb ,,oo car tOon Club B:OO M)ok ~y · Mouse Club I B:IJII FI'IO Star tlnal 8:15 . Jotin Dlll)' & tbe Newa 8:30 Difn eyland 7:30 Loi '"d ~:00 ·om o llarrlol :~ l!'ord Tbt\lter 9:00 w~lllil"diy Ntg~t Jl'laht. QttSC<;' ' ,~ ~ •.he NI gbt 1J.o0 )oiew.a ofII" 1o:1o , sam Snead's Golf Show ~ 10:15 Till>attr 1~ n:40 Thf ""te N~WS· Sf1n '011 · ~~~~~;~~~~~~~.::-::-~-~-~-ii-~-~i-iii---------------~--"' BIHAVIOR / motorlBt involved in a mlnvr ,ni; PLYMO\iTH, N. il UP - A h"-P h11d driven UO y~ats wltVIo"t judRO IIOOD•Mtd a $1~ fl•o when any ptevloua 1ee1dent. dUco\'ered \hut an 81-yetr·old 1 :.:::..;:;;.;:;..:.::.:.:,-'---~---- ------ The Dai Bottom 1prnt Saturday witb ltn. apeDt several daya with her mother and brother Iva and Russ' I Fl ndll~(. , . Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Yost a.td family of Sug~- Grov~ spent ·, l holklay week,nd ~th their p'll"· ~r~nt s, Mr. and MI"s. Harry .Jutbrie and -~r. and Mrl. T t 1YJ Yost. . ·l lr. and MrS: Clarence , Athe~­ ton and JIOD, Coiunbtu, have he.en spending part or thetr v ·caUon h~re with his patents,' Mr. and Mrs. Ar.hur Atherton. · Wayne Swarts has been ill In HolzeJ Hq\pltot al Galtlpolla. J4ra. Ella · Weaver recen' lv spent a short time in tbe Me~g'l GeneNil Ho1pltal Sb~ Is now lm proVed ' and ·spent the . weeke ·ttt with reJatlves. at Bishopville. Sarah..._CaldweU and Nimi R 1b· inson toolf their -4-H Club on a pJen~ at Bailey's ~ke, Sunda .,. Mr. ab.d Mrs. Carleton FoUrurf Pome'toy ~l&ited ' th~lr pa.ren ~ !Mr.s. Lee H~naerson ~Jtl MrJ. , Rayruori'd Fol~.1d • v~"E GUAIANIEED "'""' Arturyed 00 Not All Sizes . l In All Styles .' ., Yukoa . . . ' ' ~ ~~ 7:80 Climu 1 tO.OO Up-to-the-minute News 10:05 8{'1nnlng the We11ther lO:lO The J..r.te Shuw I ·LEARN TO BE ABEAUTICilN ~aily '' • '· ·'· ..... . ' .,·~ . '. ~ '' CHANNEL THURS. 10:59 Sign on 11 :00 Adventures In Learn;ag 12:00 12:1~ ~roo" News M!lhbors 12 : ~0 FrioAl!!l L'alne 1:00 ' The hmln lne 'Dout!b .' 2:00 Aftil!rncioa Film Fl!&Uval a ;ao IJ!e ,With Jiltlzabetb , 4:()0 Cartonn Club 5:00 Micke;· Mous• ctu~ e:QO 1li'JYe St,ar Fmol .· 8:15 John Daly & ~lae News . ' fl ' ·HAVE 'f:30 Y(lur TV Theater 8:00 Danny Thomas ShO"tr $:80 :'if\1'~ Sa~er 9:00 !>lay of the Week·, 9:30 MQrilfmt Of DeclsiJ)n ' IO:bO ,Nuws of tlie Nitb! tO:io Theater 13 11 :SO -T~~ ,tate News ' I 1:35 SIIJli Oil ' " -~ ',q ' .','. $rntin~l The··. l;laily •' ';· ' ' . J . • .~ ,· ' Mai~Gd . ' . , ", ....,.... 1., ·~' ' v:~ation, \ . '. " '· ' ,. h~ :· : ,' . '\ 1 , rl .I. ' •. f-' and when 'ou ~r~v• ·h9"'• :·, .. 't\~ i ~ .! ;: ... .' :· v()u won't • ' ' ! ' -~ .._, ~~ ' : ' ..1: '.. .. .. ..~"'-,' ..._ .~ ..-' . ' · .... ·. .....· .- K~p :, up-· tl,t.. On ~t :..,qmt, . . l '. . ' . ,. ·, ' . \ ·. ~ . . -.. You Can What's Goi,r11 ' Ill<·' ,, · ' "' .. '. .' To WhtfiiVt': yj,g ,:sp.nct Yo.ur · · .1\.' ' ' . 21*, ·,,~' <:~~': ~ ph..,. .·, '. . •, '~ ' . ' ' 6:30 '!'he Turnle& Point ?:od Qrlent Expresl . 01\990 •pdt ' •• i .' ~ '•' ~. '. " ,· ' ' •.. .' . ' . r Wrltlr'' ~ IIIDDLEPO&T, OHIO Gertrude Warner. Emeroy Blu• and wife or Green- . \. ' · POIIIOJot, 0. 8\iillltM THE SHOE BOX : 11:50 a. m~ ' ' exeept s ..a., -~'the Ohtd Voll.,. ON SA-LE NoW·· .., . . T ... OnY ' Rad( . ~· wu. . M.n. JriJJWn J:raw of Atheu, tD .pend a few day1 with their aon Vietor Wood aad tullly. llr. and Hrt. han w~ are dotn, their ehOUS'. lin. Fthel Larkin• of Long held at the I I I I I I You'll Love Kedettft X1'1. f3 CHANNEL 1l WED. Na vy toa, ' Jaek Wood, went Mr. and lf.n, to lillebla•n, Prldor with 111r. &n4 bom,_ot EletnoM ----1-...---------~-- .Lll. sbter, •""4 .Choose From .,, wHTN...TV ·thartm!l13 uu bur. al warnu • .C umr,~.ings a:·soy• ~J~yhouse 90 XL OUve vWted hb Gertrude ' ' , IJ'J:Iu~laS Edward! Sg't. Pr~>itOn of the BQb 1ut week with rtlatl\'et bere. Jlr. and liln. rted Lorldno of ' 200- Pair .To .' 3:30 Edge or Ni.g~tt 4:00 The Early Show · 5:30 Your Esso RPportQf ~:4!5 Sport.; Parnde 8:00 Millin naire 8:110 I've (tOt A Secret ner was .enjoyed b n th'e awn. 9:00 20th Century Fox Hour -Mrs. Lall;rence Burris .ind Mo ry 10:00 Ujl-ta-the-minute News t~e at llacloe T!autodaJ. · llr. aod 11rt. IIIIo Jllal!: I:~~·=·~Jir~:•~nd:.llta=--~llor=p~o~wl~lll~lill~llotu5~'~""~hr~-~=ii>IM!:=~· . Vfduls To $5.95 House par tv 2:00 Big P!lyoft 2:30 . Bob Crosby ~hO\\ 3:00 Brighter Day 3:Hi Secret Storm •· '· a..,. ltr.hlo 1 11<1 will> lia111n. tutftfl:. ilpHetr o1 Port Cllntoa OliODt .....o1 don ' 1:30 1 , ~~:":f~~~~~ti'u il 'd.;o;-- ,..,..,. l•adj~t. held July 16 · pr,. 12:00 Katie's Kitchen 12:30 As the World Turn• 1·00 ')ur Mlss Brook! Is visltin 1 port, Mrs. U.~ H,offmlln and ~ Brown in and M:ra. Ed Natross. A r,tenic d1 n- • M u her brotner ar n , Lancaster. . \ The Rev. and Mn. W. 1~. Fib •r aptnt Mon-day with Mrs. Mary p icWere here Stmday vlsltlng oi 1 kens friends. Rev Fiber is a formC'r ' pastor of the lllca! Methodi st Miss Janice• Duncan ·and Mr. en d ChuNh. · : M'rs. Okey Burris and daughter ol $' ,. 11:411 Guidigg Light WE StE=-=r=-=o-=-oA--:-:Y'-:--:-'_ t:M:r~~ t-.'D ' 11:00 VaUant Lady 11:15 Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow • •f· 7:p() Jimmie Dean 7:3Q Boat ... a Blaekte 8:00 Captaln Kanbroo 8:30 Motning Show 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It Rich • Sat""'''· Swartz. ... Helen FindUne of Columbua Whirlyblrds 10:80 Newa Headlines 10:40 . Nitewakh I be • . ' lifo, called on llr. ond llrt. IIIIo- llrt. HIIU')' lpto..,., Wodeood.tJ, Jlt ud llo"'7 lpo..., <IJ4.111reohlnl for BUa ArlhiU' ~. Pall Otr at Bahan _..s laall o1 .........-.... ,....... t.yt - k "' 11r1. oenr~ w'""!"-'-U,•llitor." llomo, ~ 1 }ltoaJe,'!toUJ- Jack Wood - W.lbar '""""""" 11t11, • . ehurel) Jut · Frlday e•;enlnt w-, weD attendeq. RfeJiard Swartz of Ravenna, 0., spfnt the ftollday weekend with bla parea~. Mr. and Mn. Vf. 1! 10~00 7:00 Jlmml e ~an 7:30 Boston .Blackie 8:00 Capta' n Kana:aroo Emett T.aylor The MYF' social ... . Tbil W'tet 'a lnder i1 Florenc~ Speneer.. T)le recular me~Un1 of Lfit BoyI.,, Movletime Popeye Presents News Ptcture natt and Scruggs i • .. ' Tbet:e was alt: atttn!fant't Gf 30 Modcrr Roman('es Comedy Tlme · l .DO Sign ' ALFREQ ' vlc~th WeJthercast . ~ at WednetdJ:Y evenin1 pnyer .te:'- Sporu Eye NllC News Best ot Gl'oucho:Best of 't)ragnet 8:00 The People ~ ... boi<'e 12:00 • . leader and on 1tteadonec of 22. Tbeater 8 :30 High-Low ll:OO Lu Video ' I I I I I tllej.boao odd• pleaou.w to JO'If trip. Call ,,._d lOr mmation• ••• ctll hn!na .., ....,. th. ''". , , ..u &ioadl Ilona tha riy. Lo•K Diltanoe ootts 10 little. o~sof Daily Sentinel Day Book 0 l 6:35 '6:45 7:00 't:SO Tonigl! t enjoyed sames and p'ritea w a. e Bass and Mr. and Mn. Dana Lewi s 8 so Morni ng Show awarded to Shlrie)' Smith and Saturday. . 9:00 Ga"Y Moore Irma Crites. Conclud1ng the . ' · · Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hoff ternoon the aue.sts enjoyed k· · man the past week were Ray an d 9:30 Arthur Godfrey cream and cake: Atter.dlna: we"e Roy HoHman, Pt. Plea.n.nt an d 10:30 Strike it Rich ShirleY and John Smith, Elle 1 Wanda Thompson, Vernon. 11:00 Valiant Lady SACRED HEART PICNIC Bnd Irma Crlte1, Stella Kimes, Mrs. Glenn Glaze and children o 11 :15 Love of Lift . The annual picnlc of the Saerld ,lanice Crltes, Jane Dush, Palt)· . Pcmeroy called on Mina and Ran . 11:30 Searc b ror Torr.orrow Heart Guild will be hehi Thuraday Mary Ann and Jeff Fieldfl, M1:t>:! dy Lee Lewis Wednesday alter. at 6::JO p. m at the Howell' Home 11 ·45 Guid! ng Light on Grant-st in Middleport. Mem- Fields, Lois Ann Gibbs, Mrs. 1. noon. 12:00 Katie' B Klteben Paulin~ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stewart 12·30 A.s th e wori ... Tur'n1 bers are to brinlil their own table W. Gibbs and. Mrs. Fields. and daughter, Ramoni, and Mr service and a covered dish. VACATIONING Hilt~ \ and Mr&. Ramie Stewart df Fralik 1:00 Our Miss Brooks Dr. C. W. Petty, physlcian t' lln O!, Mr. and Mrs. Bob- Stewar t 1:30 Howe party LIGION PICNIC the bend area ror pver fU · Mr'. and Mrs. John McDaniel~ Mr. 2:00 Big~ayotf The annual family picnic ~ur vears now retired and living with and Mrs. c. O, Newell, Cheshire 2:30 Bob rosby Shew Legtonnalres and Au:dllary mem h~J son-in-law and d·1ughter, ~ 0., were cal'ling on J. M. Littl e' bers and thOir fam!Uca witt be and MrJJ. A. B. Ginden in Allant.t, and Andy Stewart, during th 3:00 Brigh1 er Day held Friday nt the Roadside Park Ga., is enjoYing a vncatlon he ce week end. 3:15 Secre ~ Storm at 6 P. M. Those atlendlnt ar · D'r. Petty is the guest of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Lee and son s 3.30 Edge of Ni!l~t Bllked to bring table service ar'ld Mrs. G. E. Mitchel at Kalon~ . Mike and Russell , Cheshire, Ohi o, 4:00 TheE arly Show cbvercd dish. Miss Alice Howard, Parkec· Were calling -on Mr. and Mrs. Te d li:SO Your Esso Reporter burl! spent the week end he ·e Riley, Sunday. 5:45 Sport., Parade with her parents, Mr . .and Mr1. · Weat herman St.epl'l,e n Howard. . , . , , ¥ourth _o tJuly ~uest.s of ¥:r. ap d . 5:1111 .. I '11·00 ' Aetir' n fran" Will, r•tlred hat;Jrdasil· d Harrv Gri1 11 ~ I~ co:1tl nt d to H1 ~rs. Ruy P\eke-ns were Mr. an er , back home In Pomtroy, home · by illness. Mrs. Lloyd H')ffman, Pomeroy, ~a y 6:15 t>ougl a8' F..dwal-ds fer vl~oltlng relative• and Mr and Mrs. E. L. Smlth .. r .an_d ~y Hoffman, Pt. · Pleasan t, 6:30 M.v Frier.d Flictl:a friends In Columbut. D 11 · T were re(.ent gue~ -:; M1ss 1tfary Butrl$, Maaon, Dr: an d 7:00 Vic Damone I :.m &nd that the M~:: tlnee ~ , S. 8. atu.Pdance on J'uiJ 7 w., o!!erln( ...i!O. Wonbjp .... -..!cea were held at 10: ~ ..n!l Hmnan Tulor, anlttaot 1aJ --'--~---------- '1 . : 1 :4' 4:00 4:30 5:30 5:45 8:00 News lteadll11ei 10:40 Nitewa tth ·-:---- ' -3:00 Quetn for 1 Day 10:30 12:00 ' Todal' 2:00 a·oo .. dlo , _•.., lho(re ..P'P7 J.uol Bride and. Gro'om Matinee Theater Queen for a Day Modern Ror.umaees Comed y Time Moviet'une Popeye Presents News Pleture ' That some meOV!nd wQmen (a~e th,ey?) , .. main so like beasl• serves as .i.:J!!!lllled reminder that all is not well in t~ls beSt ol· possible worlds. Schools, churches, and communIty educational service groups have much to do. ~ Y•r a:te 7 :00 Mayor of the Town 7 :30 Father Know.s Best Kraft TV Theater 9 .00 This is Your Llfe9 :30 Waterfront 10:00 Muqu erade Party That such Incidents happen only infrequently suggests that we are .truly a law abidIng nation and that respect lor law is our strength. What happens when th•t respect is absent Is disturbing, as witness the Capitol City incident. . ~ Current ){y Llttl~ ~ • 12:00 Te.;,: :tnd Jinx , !2:90 Ct.lrretlt 1:00 My .Little Margie 1:30 Bride and Groom 6:00 Spinae h Playhouse 6:30 Weath ereast 0:35 srorta Eye 6:45 NBC News exactly similar. • -·V..., , Dou~~::h • Dally 5enl!!!el, l'omeroy-l(lddlePQJ'!, o ., July 10,1937-'11 • 10 :00 Tbe P!"icc i-: Right l0:30 T1·nth or C'l'IS~uen cel i 1:00 Tic r~~e Doug!'! 11 :30 1t Cou!d Be YOu It ~ ould B-e :You II I ,.,., ... "'f 12:00 1 1:00 1·30 2:10 3:00 3•45 4:00 4·30 5 .30 5'45 • I Surely 99 per cent of all Ohioans must have been shocked by the incident in Colurn· bus when a rookie policeman was seriously beaten while carrying out his legitimate du· ties stopping a street brawl. Cries o! the mob, "kill him, kill him" re· mind us ominously of the 1chant that rose in the court of a certain Pontius Pilate 1927 years ago in a town called Jerusalem. Accord· ing to the best translations, the words were ti-111M•di•I'IJiqT,.,.. 1)11, - u :30 ,Beaten Rooki.e Policeman In Columbus Rem~nds Vs Allis Not Well In This World ,._,....,...~" . .. J• •'· 11 :00 Tic T:t.c .. 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Prtce is Rfgbt ~ 10:30 Truth or Consequences pansion here, it suggests that everyone In education in Meigs County should temper his . future plans. It indicates that Ute Southern District should be sale in proposing und worklng immediately for additions to its fac ilities that wll! meet present needs. Ample time wili be available to meet expanded needs i! and when industry locates here. There likely will be no great or sudden permanent increase in ' the load on our schools. Vacation S.onp: 6.00 Sign on , 6:00 Today 9:00 Romper Jt(lom proUably the truth about future industrial ex- ~ ------------------P.-.....~~~-111!1=-.,i 'J ' ~-5~ . THUI\~DA V- Chnnnt:l 3 D:M Sign On Wednesday If thls is true of the Ktfisff operation, 1 it r • ' ., TELEVISION GUIDE . WSAZ -TV Channel3 ' ·-.. • ' .. registers. More new homes will be bttilt.. Bel· ter schools can be :1fford ed . But the impact will be' felt , say these FHA people, more through the improved economic standard or people already here than from a hu ge influx of new families. . ' : ~·· mendous boost in buyifig power from t h e large payroll will flow through merchants' certainly will be true also of any possible Letart Falls development. 'And in the broad and long view, this ls an to our present advantage. Who better deserves to prosper than the folks who have lived here for generations? Yet at the same time, accepting this as • ' an econotnlc ohot In the arm. It will. A tre- ·• • ' • ~O~¢.ti~m~th's~m~);;~ffx~p~a~n~S/i0~· ~n~~tJ(~:~~ from local available labor of ~ there is plenty . Mby Be Tempeted WJth facts This does not mean the area will not get . .......... ..... • •• , 7 • j ; . '' �~ .. ...... . .. ... ~-i.i.;,:,~~- ~.-:-.'!'1!!1"--"'1! ....,. . _. ' ·-~ . ~~ • ......... · ~-- - - . .. . S-n.uiSinllllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 10, 1957 from FHA Authorities' Report .We d~ not propose to dash cold water on .aspirations of many peOple in the Southern School District to bring about a bond issue soon'fQr construction of additi(mal education· at bcillties. Yet there are certain broad aspects of the problem facing that dlstrict, in tbe socio-economic field, that should be discussed and studied in the greatest detail. Completlo n or the winter and spring survey l'etently In that district sponsored by the Parent Teachers' Assoolation, spearheaded by the relharkably beneficial work of Mrs. c . E. W. Downie, brought to public attention the serious shortagPI'l- ii\ classrooms, especially-a,t Racine High School. 1'he survey was guided on its main fronts by Dr. William Chase of Ohio University . What the survey accomplished remarkably well was giving a realhation to people in the district !hal they do have a problem _a big one_ that will have to be met sooner or 1ster and the sooner the better provided action iB based on tile best available predictions o! lblhgs to come . We would like to discuss one of " these things to come" here today. Optimism seems justified in assuming a large Industrial plant, or possibly sevetal small ones, may locate in the Letart Falls labd purcha,e area. All school expansion plans beyond merely meeting present needs are based upon this assumption of a big plant to come In the near future. It Is popular to follow this assumption with another which Is not nearly so well-founded even In fancy. This Is that hordes o! new resIdents wlll flock to Meigs Coulfty to work in this new 'lnduotrial expansion. The cold water we'd like to dash here is that It just Isn't so. Federal Housing Authorities who have made an exhaustive study of the trl-county area of Meigs, Mason, and Gallla counties, and JacksOn County (Ravenswood), polnl out that not more than 150 to 230 new families will lliOYo tq U,ls area permanently to work at ~al­ aer. Tplal employm~nt will be In excess of 4,000 people; The great majority of them will be people already livln~ In 'Jacksot1' County, and, of course, In lesser proportions, in MalOn, Meigs, and even Gallla counties. / Mainly, only , l!I•J!Jy tecl\nlcal personnel will be brought in r!!,.li!!IP. Jllake aluminum. Engineering staffs, personnel expert~. depart. ment supervisors, their assistants and foremen, will have to be Imported. The company hopea, and expeCt•, to recru11 most of Its op· ' ,... __ I 'I I I I I I I I II iI I I I • tile, llltllotorlaoo- ... I dJIIIt I WSCS will 8 P. M. 1t \ I '~:heater Women's ' Sumrur. ···Shoes Tonl3ht Of~ w CHS-rv Chan.,eQ s ' TIIURSDAY ~s, HARTFORD ex..\ Smith A.' Chlp~an Mrs. Ray Pickens and son, M1ddl By VIrginia Culeton ENJOYS PICNIC Dmlnle Gibbs Willi llost to a · picnic the , evoning of the Fourth of July held at the New \'{aV , GnrC.en c lub park. ~njoylng t. o! n.Jculc were Mr. and Earl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crump ,. i P'ields and children; Mr . a d M. ~. and douahters or North Po nl fi1•or~e James; Mr. and M>s. PleasanL were Sunday gueslR oi H\1\le Fielt~, nhd ehlldrcn·, M , , Mr. •nd Mrs. J. M. C•·ump. "' Chnl'les Juhlin g; Mr. anli Mu. Mrs. Robert Kay Wilson .hd John Hitmh·e, O'Nt>ll Quillin, J, .. dau~Jhter of Fort Bran;, N. C., 11 H He a, Doc Flel clg, Don ·ROUih visitin,;t MMI. D. A. Smtth 1n 1 d 1 J M wll 1 · the ro~m r an ,eroy ume.s. son. ra. son 11 I RITURNS FROM TRIP . Puttv Lou Smith. . Mrs. F. A. Chapman returned Mr. and Mrs. James Fiber •nd ·, week £rom 1.os Angele da l. , son, Charleston, were Weeken 1 , 9 lh' M wht>re ~he was the ~uest bf Mrs. v.uest!ll of her parents, r. an Vlrgt"'la Cooke Phelp!l and so.,. Mrs. J, W. Kelt. s,nce last Septernhcr Mn. Chap· .. Rev. Harry Joe ,Grhnm of JoLmnn also visited relatives '"1 \llnbll!l Is Vbltlna his fa 1 · l t~ontnna and Baldwin Park, .Cal. Harry Grimm who '' Ill. BUtTHDAY Mr. and Mra. H'ar.old Bumuar•l Mr. and Mr~. a~r and chUdren or New HaVen f'llt('rtnlnecl with a party wore guests ot Mr. and !dr!l. J. honorinl! thCir da• a,bter M. crump Thursday afternoon. her tenth blrthd.ty. T~ ~ '1':· a .fton ' Cll . II I I • held \at the Fair Grounde. I ,, " Colurhbus were wef:k end g\lcsts of Mr. and Mrs: Buren Dunc11n . Willis Marr and Mr. Sam Roa ch · were admitted · to Kolzet Hospl•,al last week. The Rev. iick Goad and fam lly (\f PiqUa, p., Mrs. Goldie Bass o! Bancroft, M~:s. Earl Darst and clJ II' dren, Pt. Pleasant, Mr~ . Helen S:ar.. ._ ker and MFJ. Mabel Johnson w:er eallina: On Mr. and Mrs . H. Cil rtwrilht, S,unda:y. · '· VlllttnJ: Mr. and Mrl. Clifford Jqhns6n 1nd Mrs. Fannie Blla ke ol't'i' the week ebd were Mr. 1n<! Mra. Cb~les Tolllver and fami ly. j 8 mea Tomver and ramily, Mro. Ollie ToUtter, Mi. and Mn. Tho mas JOyt:f and family, Columbus. M~. and Mrs. banas Rouan, Mro. Pearl Nicholson and Mre. Detn or Rou•h weJ"e; in columbus, Sund ay where they atteJ)ded an all d ay meeting o! Evallg~lltt Oral RoberIs Mr. arid MI-a. Johll Kearns, Mn. MlrJ' RoUsh aDd 1011, M;ike, M LOul•e Gtbbt1 Hartford wore ealLets oil lit. and Mrs. Garfi.ld Nl ch· ofion at Chauncey. Pe,arJ ~lcloh and 10n, Niel:ey, returned to t)l:!lr k I '"-· after iPendina: tbe past "· WJEH on· ' . ,ee 11\elgs Co~nty NIIW• 10:0~ Scan nlng the Weathe.r 10:10 The Lale Show - 10:9 Sl1n On 11':00 Adve ntures in Learnkl1. 12:00 · Noo n News · 12:t5 N~ts hbqr.s 12:30 Fra nide Laine 1!00 Tho Femlnl.ae Toueh !:I)Qf• Allernoon, FlliJl i'eatlval wutt I:Uubetb ,,oo car tOon Club B:OO M)ok ~y · Mouse Club I B:IJII FI'IO Star tlnal 8:15 . Jotin Dlll)' & tbe Newa 8:30 Difn eyland 7:30 Loi '"d ~:00 ·om o llarrlol :~ l!'ord Tbt\lter 9:00 w~lllil"diy Ntg~t Jl'laht. QttSC<;' ' ,~ ~ •.he NI gbt 1J.o0 )oiew.a ofII" 1o:1o , sam Snead's Golf Show ~ 10:15 Till>attr 1~ n:40 Thf ""te N~WS· Sf1n '011 · ~~~~~;~~~~~~~.::-::-~-~-~-ii-~-~i-iii---------------~--"' BIHAVIOR / motorlBt involved in a mlnvr ,ni; PLYMO\iTH, N. il UP - A h"-P h11d driven UO y~ats wltVIo"t judRO IIOOD•Mtd a $1~ fl•o when any ptevloua 1ee1dent. dUco\'ered \hut an 81-yetr·old 1 :.:::..;:;;.;:;..:.::.:.:,-'---~---- ------ The Dai Bottom 1prnt Saturday witb ltn. apeDt several daya with her mother and brother Iva and Russ' I Fl ndll~(. , . Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Yost a.td family of Sug~- Grov~ spent ·, l holklay week,nd ~th their p'll"· ~r~nt s, Mr. and MI"s. Harry .Jutbrie and -~r. and Mrl. T t 1YJ Yost. . ·l lr. and MrS: Clarence , Athe~­ ton and JIOD, Coiunbtu, have he.en spending part or thetr v ·caUon h~re with his patents,' Mr. and Mrs. Ar.hur Atherton. · Wayne Swarts has been ill In HolzeJ Hq\pltot al Galtlpolla. J4ra. Ella · Weaver recen' lv spent a short time in tbe Me~g'l GeneNil Ho1pltal Sb~ Is now lm proVed ' and ·spent the . weeke ·ttt with reJatlves. at Bishopville. Sarah..._CaldweU and Nimi R 1b· inson toolf their -4-H Club on a pJen~ at Bailey's ~ke, Sunda .,. Mr. ab.d Mrs. Carleton FoUrurf Pome'toy ~l&ited ' th~lr pa.ren ~ !Mr.s. Lee H~naerson ~Jtl MrJ. , Rayruori'd Fol~.1d • v~"E GUAIANIEED "'""' Arturyed 00 Not All Sizes . l In All Styles .' ., Yukoa . . . ' ' ~ ~~ 7:80 Climu 1 tO.OO Up-to-the-minute News 10:05 8{'1nnlng the We11ther lO:lO The J..r.te Shuw I ·LEARN TO BE ABEAUTICilN ~aily '' • '· ·'· ..... . ' .,·~ . '. ~ '' CHANNEL THURS. 10:59 Sign on 11 :00 Adventures In Learn;ag 12:00 12:1~ ~roo" News M!lhbors 12 : ~0 FrioAl!!l L'alne 1:00 ' The hmln lne 'Dout!b .' 2:00 Aftil!rncioa Film Fl!&Uval a ;ao IJ!e ,With Jiltlzabetb , 4:()0 Cartonn Club 5:00 Micke;· Mous• ctu~ e:QO 1li'JYe St,ar Fmol .· 8:15 John Daly & ~lae News . ' fl ' ·HAVE 'f:30 Y(lur TV Theater 8:00 Danny Thomas ShO"tr $:80 :'if\1'~ Sa~er 9:00 !>lay of the Week·, 9:30 MQrilfmt Of DeclsiJ)n ' IO:bO ,Nuws of tlie Nitb! tO:io Theater 13 11 :SO -T~~ ,tate News ' I 1:35 SIIJli Oil ' " -~ ',q ' .','. $rntin~l The··. l;laily •' ';· ' ' . J . • .~ ,· ' Mai~Gd . ' . , ", ....,.... 1., ·~' ' v:~ation, \ . '. " '· ' ,. h~ :· : ,' . '\ 1 , rl .I. ' •. f-' and when 'ou ~r~v• ·h9"'• :·, .. 't\~ i ~ .! ;: ... .' :· v()u won't • ' ' ! ' -~ .._, ~~ ' : ' ..1: '.. .. .. ..~"'-,' ..._ .~ ..-' . ' · .... ·. .....· .- K~p :, up-· tl,t.. On ~t :..,qmt, . . l '. . ' . ,. ·, ' . \ ·. ~ . . -.. You Can What's Goi,r11 ' Ill<·' ,, · ' "' .. '. .' To WhtfiiVt': yj,g ,:sp.nct Yo.ur · · .1\.' ' ' . 21*, ·,,~' <:~~': ~ ph..,. .·, '. . •, '~ ' . ' ' 6:30 '!'he Turnle& Point ?:od Qrlent Expresl . 01\990 •pdt ' •• i .' ~ '•' ~. '. " ,· ' ' •.. .' . ' . r Wrltlr'' ~ IIIDDLEPO&T, OHIO Gertrude Warner. Emeroy Blu• and wife or Green- . \. ' · POIIIOJot, 0. 8\iillltM THE SHOE BOX : 11:50 a. m~ ' ' exeept s ..a., -~'the Ohtd Voll.,. ON SA-LE NoW·· .., . . T ... OnY ' Rad( . ~· wu. . M.n. JriJJWn J:raw of Atheu, tD .pend a few day1 with their aon Vietor Wood aad tullly. llr. and Hrt. han w~ are dotn, their ehOUS'. lin. Fthel Larkin• of Long held at the I I I I I I You'll Love Kedettft X1'1. f3 CHANNEL 1l WED. Na vy toa, ' Jaek Wood, went Mr. and lf.n, to lillebla•n, Prldor with 111r. &n4 bom,_ot EletnoM ----1-...---------~-- .Lll. sbter, •""4 .Choose From .,, wHTN...TV ·thartm!l13 uu bur. al warnu • .C umr,~.ings a:·soy• ~J~yhouse 90 XL OUve vWted hb Gertrude ' ' , IJ'J:Iu~laS Edward! Sg't. Pr~>itOn of the BQb 1ut week with rtlatl\'et bere. Jlr. and liln. rted Lorldno of ' 200- Pair .To .' 3:30 Edge or Ni.g~tt 4:00 The Early Show · 5:30 Your Esso RPportQf ~:4!5 Sport.; Parnde 8:00 Millin naire 8:110 I've (tOt A Secret ner was .enjoyed b n th'e awn. 9:00 20th Century Fox Hour -Mrs. Lall;rence Burris .ind Mo ry 10:00 Ujl-ta-the-minute News t~e at llacloe T!autodaJ. · llr. aod 11rt. IIIIo Jllal!: I:~~·=·~Jir~:•~nd:.llta=--~llor=p~o~wl~lll~lill~llotu5~'~""~hr~-~=ii>IM!:=~· . Vfduls To $5.95 House par tv 2:00 Big P!lyoft 2:30 . Bob Crosby ~hO\\ 3:00 Brighter Day 3:Hi Secret Storm •· '· a..,. ltr.hlo 1 11<1 will> lia111n. tutftfl:. ilpHetr o1 Port Cllntoa OliODt .....o1 don ' 1:30 1 , ~~:":f~~~~~ti'u il 'd.;o;-- ,..,..,. l•adj~t. held July 16 · pr,. 12:00 Katie's Kitchen 12:30 As the World Turn• 1·00 ')ur Mlss Brook! Is visltin 1 port, Mrs. U.~ H,offmlln and ~ Brown in and M:ra. Ed Natross. A r,tenic d1 n- • M u her brotner ar n , Lancaster. . \ The Rev. and Mn. W. 1~. Fib •r aptnt Mon-day with Mrs. Mary p icWere here Stmday vlsltlng oi 1 kens friends. Rev Fiber is a formC'r ' pastor of the lllca! Methodi st Miss Janice• Duncan ·and Mr. en d ChuNh. · : M'rs. Okey Burris and daughter ol $' ,. 11:411 Guidigg Light WE StE=-=r=-=o-=-oA--:-:Y'-:--:-'_ t:M:r~~ t-.'D ' 11:00 VaUant Lady 11:15 Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow • •f· 7:p() Jimmie Dean 7:3Q Boat ... a Blaekte 8:00 Captaln Kanbroo 8:30 Motning Show 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It Rich • Sat""'''· Swartz. ... Helen FindUne of Columbua Whirlyblrds 10:80 Newa Headlines 10:40 . Nitewakh I be • . ' lifo, called on llr. ond llrt. IIIIo- llrt. HIIU')' lpto..,., Wodeood.tJ, Jlt ud llo"'7 lpo..., <IJ4.111reohlnl for BUa ArlhiU' ~. Pall Otr at Bahan _..s laall o1 .........-.... ,....... t.yt - k "' 11r1. oenr~ w'""!"-'-U,•llitor." llomo, ~ 1 }ltoaJe,'!toUJ- Jack Wood - W.lbar '""""""" 11t11, • . ehurel) Jut · Frlday e•;enlnt w-, weD attendeq. RfeJiard Swartz of Ravenna, 0., spfnt the ftollday weekend with bla parea~. Mr. and Mn. Vf. 1! 10~00 7:00 Jlmml e ~an 7:30 Boston .Blackie 8:00 Capta' n Kana:aroo Emett T.aylor The MYF' social ... . Tbil W'tet 'a lnder i1 Florenc~ Speneer.. T)le recular me~Un1 of Lfit BoyI.,, Movletime Popeye Presents News Ptcture natt and Scruggs i • .. ' Tbet:e was alt: atttn!fant't Gf 30 Modcrr Roman('es Comedy Tlme · l .DO Sign ' ALFREQ ' vlc~th WeJthercast . ~ at WednetdJ:Y evenin1 pnyer .te:'- Sporu Eye NllC News Best ot Gl'oucho:Best of 't)ragnet 8:00 The People ~ ... boi<'e 12:00 • . leader and on 1tteadonec of 22. Tbeater 8 :30 High-Low ll:OO Lu Video ' I I I I I tllej.boao odd• pleaou.w to JO'If trip. Call ,,._d lOr mmation• ••• ctll hn!na .., ....,. th. ''". , , ..u &ioadl Ilona tha riy. Lo•K Diltanoe ootts 10 little. o~sof Daily Sentinel Day Book 0 l 6:35 '6:45 7:00 't:SO Tonigl! t enjoyed sames and p'ritea w a. e Bass and Mr. and Mn. Dana Lewi s 8 so Morni ng Show awarded to Shlrie)' Smith and Saturday. . 9:00 Ga"Y Moore Irma Crites. Conclud1ng the . ' · · Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hoff ternoon the aue.sts enjoyed k· · man the past week were Ray an d 9:30 Arthur Godfrey cream and cake: Atter.dlna: we"e Roy HoHman, Pt. Plea.n.nt an d 10:30 Strike it Rich ShirleY and John Smith, Elle 1 Wanda Thompson, Vernon. 11:00 Valiant Lady SACRED HEART PICNIC Bnd Irma Crlte1, Stella Kimes, Mrs. Glenn Glaze and children o 11 :15 Love of Lift . The annual picnlc of the Saerld ,lanice Crltes, Jane Dush, Palt)· . Pcmeroy called on Mina and Ran . 11:30 Searc b ror Torr.orrow Heart Guild will be hehi Thuraday Mary Ann and Jeff Fieldfl, M1:t>:! dy Lee Lewis Wednesday alter. at 6::JO p. m at the Howell' Home 11 ·45 Guid! ng Light on Grant-st in Middleport. Mem- Fields, Lois Ann Gibbs, Mrs. 1. noon. 12:00 Katie' B Klteben Paulin~ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stewart 12·30 A.s th e wori ... Tur'n1 bers are to brinlil their own table W. Gibbs and. Mrs. Fields. and daughter, Ramoni, and Mr service and a covered dish. VACATIONING Hilt~ \ and Mr&. Ramie Stewart df Fralik 1:00 Our Miss Brooks Dr. C. W. Petty, physlcian t' lln O!, Mr. and Mrs. Bob- Stewar t 1:30 Howe party LIGION PICNIC the bend area ror pver fU · Mr'. and Mrs. John McDaniel~ Mr. 2:00 Big~ayotf The annual family picnic ~ur vears now retired and living with and Mrs. c. O, Newell, Cheshire 2:30 Bob rosby Shew Legtonnalres and Au:dllary mem h~J son-in-law and d·1ughter, ~ 0., were cal'ling on J. M. Littl e' bers and thOir fam!Uca witt be and MrJJ. A. B. Ginden in Allant.t, and Andy Stewart, during th 3:00 Brigh1 er Day held Friday nt the Roadside Park Ga., is enjoYing a vncatlon he ce week end. 3:15 Secre ~ Storm at 6 P. M. Those atlendlnt ar · D'r. Petty is the guest of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Lee and son s 3.30 Edge of Ni!l~t Bllked to bring table service ar'ld Mrs. G. E. Mitchel at Kalon~ . Mike and Russell , Cheshire, Ohi o, 4:00 TheE arly Show cbvercd dish. Miss Alice Howard, Parkec· Were calling -on Mr. and Mrs. Te d li:SO Your Esso Reporter burl! spent the week end he ·e Riley, Sunday. 5:45 Sport., Parade with her parents, Mr . .and Mr1. · Weat herman St.epl'l,e n Howard. . , . , , ¥ourth _o tJuly ~uest.s of ¥:r. ap d . 5:1111 .. I '11·00 ' Aetir' n fran" Will, r•tlred hat;Jrdasil· d Harrv Gri1 11 ~ I~ co:1tl nt d to H1 ~rs. Ruy P\eke-ns were Mr. an er , back home In Pomtroy, home · by illness. Mrs. Lloyd H')ffman, Pomeroy, ~a y 6:15 t>ougl a8' F..dwal-ds fer vl~oltlng relative• and Mr and Mrs. E. L. Smlth .. r .an_d ~y Hoffman, Pt. · Pleasan t, 6:30 M.v Frier.d Flictl:a friends In Columbut. D 11 · T were re(.ent gue~ -:; M1ss 1tfary Butrl$, Maaon, Dr: an d 7:00 Vic Damone I :.m &nd that the M~:: tlnee ~ , S. 8. atu.Pdance on J'uiJ 7 w., o!!erln( ...i!O. Wonbjp .... -..!cea were held at 10: ~ ..n!l Hmnan Tulor, anlttaot 1aJ --'--~---------- '1 . : 1 :4' 4:00 4:30 5:30 5:45 8:00 News lteadll11ei 10:40 Nitewa tth ·-:---- ' -3:00 Quetn for 1 Day 10:30 12:00 ' Todal' 2:00 a·oo .. dlo , _•.., lho(re ..P'P7 J.uol Bride and. Gro'om Matinee Theater Queen for a Day Modern Ror.umaees Comed y Time Moviet'une Popeye Presents News Pleture ' That some meOV!nd wQmen (a~e th,ey?) , .. main so like beasl• serves as .i.:J!!!lllled reminder that all is not well in t~ls beSt ol· possible worlds. Schools, churches, and communIty educational service groups have much to do. ~ Y•r a:te 7 :00 Mayor of the Town 7 :30 Father Know.s Best Kraft TV Theater 9 .00 This is Your Llfe9 :30 Waterfront 10:00 Muqu erade Party That such Incidents happen only infrequently suggests that we are .truly a law abidIng nation and that respect lor law is our strength. What happens when th•t respect is absent Is disturbing, as witness the Capitol City incident. . ~ Current ){y Llttl~ ~ • 12:00 Te.;,: :tnd Jinx , !2:90 Ct.lrretlt 1:00 My .Little Margie 1:30 Bride and Groom 6:00 Spinae h Playhouse 6:30 Weath ereast 0:35 srorta Eye 6:45 NBC News exactly similar. • -·V..., , Dou~~::h • Dally 5enl!!!el, l'omeroy-l(lddlePQJ'!, o ., July 10,1937-'11 • 10 :00 Tbe P!"icc i-: Right l0:30 T1·nth or C'l'IS~uen cel i 1:00 Tic r~~e Doug!'! 11 :30 1t Cou!d Be YOu It ~ ould B-e :You II I ,.,., ... "'f 12:00 1 1:00 1·30 2:10 3:00 3•45 4:00 4·30 5 .30 5'45 • I Surely 99 per cent of all Ohioans must have been shocked by the incident in Colurn· bus when a rookie policeman was seriously beaten while carrying out his legitimate du· ties stopping a street brawl. Cries o! the mob, "kill him, kill him" re· mind us ominously of the 1chant that rose in the court of a certain Pontius Pilate 1927 years ago in a town called Jerusalem. Accord· ing to the best translations, the words were ti-111M•di•I'IJiqT,.,.. 1)11, - u :30 ,Beaten Rooki.e Policeman In Columbus Rem~nds Vs Allis Not Well In This World ,._,....,...~" . .. J• •'· 11 :00 Tic T:t.c .. 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Prtce is Rfgbt ~ 10:30 Truth or Consequences pansion here, it suggests that everyone In education in Meigs County should temper his . future plans. It indicates that Ute Southern District should be sale in proposing und worklng immediately for additions to its fac ilities that wll! meet present needs. Ample time wili be available to meet expanded needs i! and when industry locates here. There likely will be no great or sudden permanent increase in ' the load on our schools. Vacation S.onp: 6.00 Sign on , 6:00 Today 9:00 Romper Jt(lom proUably the truth about future industrial ex- ~ ------------------P.-.....~~~-111!1=-.,i 'J ' ~-5~ . THUI\~DA V- Chnnnt:l 3 D:M Sign On Wednesday If thls is true of the Ktfisff operation, 1 it r • ' ., TELEVISION GUIDE . WSAZ -TV Channel3 ' ·-.. • ' .. registers. More new homes will be bttilt.. Bel· ter schools can be :1fford ed . But the impact will be' felt , say these FHA people, more through the improved economic standard or people already here than from a hu ge influx of new families. . ' : ~·· mendous boost in buyifig power from t h e large payroll will flow through merchants' certainly will be true also of any possible Letart Falls development. 'And in the broad and long view, this ls an to our present advantage. Who better deserves to prosper than the folks who have lived here for generations? Yet at the same time, accepting this as • ' an econotnlc ohot In the arm. It will. A tre- ·• • ' • ~O~¢.ti~m~th's~m~);;~ffx~p~a~n~S/i0~· ~n~~tJ(~:~~ from local available labor of ~ there is plenty . Mby Be Tempeted WJth facts This does not mean the area will not get . .......... ..... • •• , 7 • j ; . '' �-- ... r - ·-~ -- • • • • .. • :3"~ ~·c:.rn. Upset$ Mark Middleport Ll Two Upsebi WOrt! ~D&ineered 'fue&d'f ~Jpnil!. ill ltfl\ldle. -=~~~o:;e:S ~~~..~~~h Gi(lht port Litlle t.ea&~~e pia)' ·~ tjle Yl!lkeea pqt IQl{e!her sQ: inThondoy'i Gom" nlngs of skjlled play tQ 1!"4~ lilt f~vored Ind~ Q.l •'ld tile Cincinnati ot Brooklyn night " ' Tile Dfltlr Selttt..ea· • lifsHwt tloor Qlal ~ &ox did llke\fl.!!e tg ttw ~nttwa •. H st JA¥i•. " ~~w r.~,k. S~IIY pik~ing by'&enqy Wilson, WJIIf.a~t ll!lDUir f:ll~~ M ~'t j;~~~\f.J,~!t· ;:,~:~~ SPORTS a· Hacli WU.OO, bacied by oubitandin{ fielding, beat the' In• wa~..R~~ ~1,<\!i\ll dlalll who bag one bad Inning, tile 1' 1 1111 ' ' cam~. hOm, •• ~later wao ~·ft on ~ W'!'l'. ~~ ·~d WWflllfl rl!shtP I Bing drove out a three-run bomjll'. .\1~\11 W~ •-'' lit ""'" Y~ ano!ller error and 5cor'd on Red ~!l'lt'- . . . . ~A ~ " ! TannohlU The aot 14e.Jr qao an4 t !II' Ill' ._tl fl!! , pnty f'1lll ID tbe ljrsl wb,n 1\UII Mp 'IIJIIQ ~· m, I'!• or~ al Ji:~M'I~!1i 0,.., r.tctlhlnn~ alu~ed on4 lcDrtd on lit. · ft ¥tlll'¥· ¥mf~l'' ,., , 011 allltlri>lt 'l Wrest1i111 fltlls Gorgequs George, he of the flowing gold· an Infield out HI l!fr, C91' • tii!I'W ll!Jbt 11 en locks., well known on TV, can see him in person by com· Y•nhe segupd ba,.map Charley th, •h:l!l. ~I!TJRII!UIPII'Mo ~~"1\!1 . muting to New Haven's community buildiug Thursday even· Sw~hamer ea,u, was the otar ol 1-ll<J Cc<!Pto IM tlo I~ 'l'.,.onl~ J IQI ~ I ' ~~~~ ~··d 6 Col~m~~·. . 8 F d the gam,e whe..q he •••·handed far R"' lill~ lng. He will oppose TV star illy ox and on the same car to his len 8 hard hit oktmmer S~ttoro 11M (Kil-l! ' I 11 \loPtr~~tl ~t ~~~fb<c will be Mad Man Jan Madrid vs. Italy's undoubtedly magnifi· deep in the. hole laiQ in the 11me II. Cilf.JIOSII'!>pe4, rat~. • . cent fiDe &ift to wrestUng, Joe Scarpa. witb the bam loaded to make the ll'~ lftll: !ill~• J.ll\lp ~~~ 0~-· Alitit~C"i.N AI$0CIATIO!I final out S.niiQ!l: ~~~~~~~~M't!Hf J~ Ill k>HI!vUI~ 4 <)m~~~ 0 jleave and arunt time Is 8:30 ' 'emonhJhipg hi• cor p . m.. and ducats aq a bui\k fifty Re'il l>e baok at Syldine w1th a tOfd. <W~~ -~l II, (l'• ~ Wie~i~ ~ ll1'lfleit~H'l'f q for &rlwnups, ois blta for ktda. Ofl" one, roported bolter thor. p t c~ ..~ IT I~ IPfM 0 2 " la!le4 ~~ ftO\t 1~1 liM '"" st.·I'IM1 • ll>diiUiDOlla • 8 ever He read~ likt a certain Kerl\8 1 e a~ ' 11 flu wer ·41 •~v •.J ru.,.vtr •t Charles~fm noll r•1n Rou~h doesr 't he? witb "'' .tU~'s club until the . "· " ' 1. ,.,.. · " .. '<r" ·• ,.,. · liloek r•dna: progratt.: ' !."!' ., Ill• lilt~ WbOQ Sit>!' Little, YJa~flOI Dli IOQ - ' I SnnndAI'Q TraH~ .' hr·- ..ill 1rr i~ •&ol• tru• Sat· George Riw< hp forsaken the l). !J~IPI, 10d Olt~q 1qt )aok·to- Ind!JM JOI!Il!lt - I I . ~ tt!!UJ ..;~" Mu;l ay nia;ht. The ra~~• ban beeu SEQ Jootbalt ronloa lor Riveroldo bock .. qlil•~· t,llb Llll" l!wn pul Vtlll<pt!: lit~ Wt\l!'~ ift~ AI: , ed out three times atr11l1bt High lq Paine& ville, 0' and rep!.... tho qn t.. whb I ~\!0!1~ run. I•MW~ '"~'-~' ll•ll'IJ~M~¥ ch lJ poor bat~i averaee with ina: him as :Qulldog mentor for the Ttie S•ottQtt' two lQQJ \n the: a*l ~· thtlweattierm;an pitcltina. wan il Don Esky, 28, ~ -~~ I••~ Bowl~"'· ijprlnJllejd, 0., Autumnd gri,d llh •6 SP1\INOf.ti!!LlJ, o., ~p - s.arg former Nid·Amer~ua and All· U yeora V ', 1 /Jiob iltVil ~ttl'ican stoct car chlP\p, and . !9~~ .lea4 I~ · Jiold '11!1111 t fililrt prtuat holder Df tht Tore-. r~ord, Most coacbea come into the &EO llacine, lbQ Plrtteo lPd , · ' S'l'&tJI -c~. , und,r-p~r I!J " ~IIll• ~;!lw•r ~~'"~ d~nltely will I!< In the lineup. on their way up and thus don't Yll~Qu 1901r fir" round Ieoda in In '" ~QWt !l..m~, J't~· ~ · ~~~ ~O·!I,_QI 1 aqJI!tl" '"" th! A~other IUf(l entrant ia Chet Moo- stay long JiRJ Vepnari. of Rutl;.ind the ~~ud h•!l or co4ncy Lit"' nut4 ~!It Wll* • 11h ~t(l hto • d . Gol' 11\lt dy, Barlow, o., one or theAtiud-out i.o tbe Butkcye League, who this Du 1n• W~1r! !lu••!'ll • " ' 1®1 .,.,.~1!1 '" Bud .4nden~~ ttf All1•JW• wa" st~k f.tl' ll'lldget ncrrs in the tri· week losJ h~s da~, u: the dean of League p1ay Tuesday night. " I· h~q'lf.;, Wlllpped S~n<~.u•, HH w' lh tn the sixth Cundltf atn, Bl•d,. close behind DaVis, w1\-~• 89. AI\· st~e trianglf'. the mentors aro11nd thcs~ part.'l. cine errorl~ bat), ~e V'"keea r.,n .a lt.lwolli Other entrants lnalude Bill Dans, T·he SEO mi~ht b'e termed a pr(\V· ovQr ~~~~ podgero 1S·d and tho an~ fritl! ~lii!I!A !linK!~ ~~.. l · 4oJSoa ~pt Ill"~ .,...,Ill · 3n~ en Bqbby RobiUliJn, Bill !iinoetl , Bud ing ground. N;erl\l you show )'OU j'lr"ates pulled 0 01 114 ugset by Oilt<r do~blt~ Qu~lfl b\!Wit f~ •l&le f9r ~~~ tl\ree·u~ cr,par Cboddock, C~uck Mqrrl•, Glen have it or e!se. Many have come ., 1, h R""'l a.._ Syr•t\ciK's qJJif· Nft· acQre FUnt, Kenny Smcliare, Ronald Hoi· throu1~· then· portal• and gone to e•lwJ t e ""ego .,... lllllnt Wollt llsq &PI I 4•~-lo ,Only tllr.. otbe~J !~ ~~ (!~ld ·of bert, Bob Abbott, and 30 otl> greater things in teachlni and Tile Redleeo Jumped Into a in <Joe lint lnniDK W14 T¥~ )lalby 1112 brQk' !btl 72 I>Y· IJQ11ard coa~hlng. 4.,() l•ad Ia Ule fint lnnina blll or Racine had two singUts with Saunden of GalllpoUs bad a if~. . Rain rheeb and pit passe• trem . ~ Rutland's good fortun~ is that couldn't mike it atand up. Dlc~ four RBI'1. rainouts will be honored. rol)' poly Jim tloesn'L pttMicularly Wetty led of! that inning safe ,, . Johnson fanned 10 and walked care about joini up. His succe11 an error, Spencer walked, Whitey four; Louks farmed 11, walkQf). 1'hil Bow.eber fellow gcta anund. has been phE'numenal. Hia paltern Ebersbacb w.as safe on a flelder's three. ' Skyline Raceway, Charleston, js of mterests Jn sports don't seem featurlns blm Fl'ldal nl&ht In a to irclude a desire to couch the chotce 'Wfilte1u1d alsoTom walked lingled 00} ..... J 8-· o 2 whue«Ddhomere ·l Syracuse Racine . . . . . ... . . . QPO 201 oos-tg new fteer. Lut r,eek be only Ohio Stale Buckeyes. tn t~ tripo to bcl9ot ~11 av ... Racine, H. J9hnaon and R•~ crashed the ~va1'a anee and tum· B~t~t Old Jim would get :ny vottl ••• ID ••O!'If Hqwtt. SyfO<UIO, Jim Loulu na ...... bled do'lln a 3QIHQ<~t ombenkmenl, for that job just the same. "" Plrat91 llod 11 ~P In th • :iliek•y Wlnebren~ar. &..... - - !hit~ 11 o\.11~ Downlo olntlod, W!Jjlt il\a~~ell Wll qlo 1/ll n MlDDLII'C)RT LIAOUI ,l'f91', Jolcler w~l1oed, Sh~ot..,n ' 'fl, 'L• Wh 1~e Ol\ an error and Wf!!ll- Yankees :II Q llLIQ, ~ounded out. Red Sox I ll Tli91 ~dded one In tho foqrlh jrnlian• 1 ~· D~le otnaled behind Mlc- v ~nolon 0 2 ~oulb Lnt !jlfllt ;... IT LOUIS UP - Wrong guesR- got two runs In the second inn~nf. ¥•~~bini who had walkod. T'li Ins and neond J\MIIIInt told the Wynn gave up tht·ee blta and two froid"( run came in lhe flit~ ~· Rlld SoJ 6, Se~~twa· 9 8\&ollwell \l'lpled and acored on Yonkee• B Iqdllllf I tUI or tbe Ali·Star Game, a ~~~ nn11later In % of an tnn~na. COU~TY UAIU. win for Caley &ttna:el'l Amerlean Mlnote Mluoso starred botb on $h1!!'"n'l aln1lo. W. L. Le&&\le teaJP, to break I tw~aame offense and defenae in the late Plr~tei ... .. . . . . 004 II~ ' 0 1 ~ vloto'l olnal< by BIOOkll'a Dod· lnnlllil. He rapped 1 double off Redteaa . . . . . . . 400 (1()0,...4 3 0 Raclno Pl••tos, Shasteen and Meier. Yankee• I v 1or mtlll-''\1('1~ Allton ond t~e II!• rlaht center !leld walt In !be 1i l •• Natlcmal t.eape. ninth lnnJne ~o drive home At Reole.a, Spencer and Won1· ~ Stena:el dtdn't want to Jtait tc•UIU! of DeLrolt \Vlth what pl'oved JOar4. n 1 rookie rl1ht haqder Jim BunnlnJ to~ the win nina run. He rephced YA .. KIIS ROLL v of Delroll Tac•doy. H• wonted lo Ted Wlltlam.o. In "lhe filth· the Yankeu ex· uteht 0 1 open the a•!'D• with CI•Yeland'l Defen1ively, Minoao turned In piQded \'U~ ol&bt run• wben ~ 4 'Jeteran Early Wynn, and he would playg When the National B!'llc<o ~~zie lod of! '1'\th a 8 was threaten Ina: to tie in sklele, an'd t~e b~e.s became have, except that Wynn p\tched Jtven inolilg• Sundq and Sientel Inning, Hank FoHeli waa loaded after an error 141d 1 sh;~ · 1. teared be would b~ tired. on setond after a 'Ingle and gle by Norton. Runs .,• .,.. horne: SO BunnlnJ 'fill the 1tandout ol a walk to Gu11 Bell. on singles by Bowen 111nd Webst •r the 12 hurl,1'11 who apttartd. He Don Moss! atruck out Eddie and byeryboey wes safe on tlei.'retJred nln' meeo In ordeJ and iOt Mathews and Ernie BunkR lined er's .elloice on GE:~rgo Harris .. eredlt for the wlh when his mat~• ' a1nsle to left to score Foiles After a&other taQr, Fred lll eatll)'. Mlnoso pl11yed the ball BoYd •lngled. he scorina on •~· I exo.r11.1v and when Bell tried to go other error as/ Hank Cleland was {i~IN base, Mlno!lo threw per- nfe. • to Frank Mahmne for the AU Dodger bill! were .•Ingle~. We Are Oveutoeked second out as Bank• Look second. inrludlng tfO ) y Paul Sprou':lc, Stengel broua;ht in hla own Yan· Rich Arnold; Dennlt Moore, Mik'! On Summer Sluka .r kee reliever, Bob Grim, when Gil Roberb and Don May~r. e¥b b td Hodses pinch hit for the National one. · Leaeue, and Gr\mm threw only two Rich Flnt,!y of lh~ Do,dcers pitches. Thi fll'lt was outalde. The made a sparkllnz plip' 't ft~n" Final ttcond wu Jlned to left field, base ln the firth, w"en 1 where Minoso made a llhort run to bat:~ed up the pl\oher •¥d o!lorl Clearanee catch thp b'll 1nd the game. ttop on a a:rouncter throuab · ttt. • '•If WllUamr had been In there," box. He fielded jlla l>o~ aljer It some onlookars aald, "he- wouldn't went throua:h two 'lay,n Ill I • have made that throw and ho stepped on lhe ~~~ f<>rol~' a wouldn't havtJ caught, the ball." runner, Aleron SKOnd OuttMd • Y•nk .., ...... 0111-1• 10 Q woo tht ltrllt lor the Dod&on . . . .. . oa.-, • n~~~~~;;·;~ Why didn't he orYankel•· lloyd, orq (II), Na!' M lo bunt .,tlb no oula, ton <Bl •nd Korn, W~a"r ®· tylna run• on Dod&~. Arnold, lapplt 1 0 1 1 ,, "How'd Ie Banko would Denny Moore (3), Pull!na (IS) Curd, pon Mayer <fH. hit?'\ the Dodrer msnaaer aaked. RACI"I STILL 1!0'1' 1ft nad, t wDuld have." Racine put victory lt,t the 1) 1: N•tional League atarter Curt in the thirt;f when with one o 1t Sirnmon1, appearing In the AU· Peanuts Wlekline slnele~, loart·y Stu Game tor the thlrrt time, Wfil Price walked, Duane Wollf: w•1'~· plleher aa he pve up ed and Ted Salley sinald tv • Mlrkey Mantle, a walk Arnott grou ld· Wiltia~IO. a single to Vic Wertt hoMe. Then •cared. Rjcb Yogi Ber.ra in the ed out Sarpqt . Baily home and 1econd innlne. Then wtth one run on an error u In, Lew Burifette o~me ln . And JolahiDn tbougti he got two men out, he walked t~arvey Kue~nu to forie In 1nother 'ioore. ' ' doubled In the Bill llxth on Jaek Sanford's wild teared on Yogl • f '11\1'4: b'iif Vlllll" DESK Wlli!lill ~t I~di~no ~ - n II~ l~n1 of '~ H W~~ CQ~ !4\1 lk~iii1Pl'll Cl••f!\~d r Racme, • Pifa t es, l'.an ~•..:.;~, ~~ cua'.?hlha •· Tu Lu4 " tiCS R~l!ll\1 ., ~ Ci!lpjrin~tl . ml- • '"· · Fighf Result$ ~:~~rj~~r;:;~!~~~~~?.= .eoo. All..Star Managing Errors Hurt · Alston, Ride Along With Casey ' tho Rlol!mon~ v.,_ of ·' r\ to e' $9.95 NOW ~k.nnoi w This Week•; 'pecial! .. =-- Demming Sh•lltw Well .:z:~.t.:- Pump GOOD AS NEW, USED OW'£ WEEK Sold Fqr UlUQ Open An .Account ·W,ith Picklln$11 Mt>l'f and More Pebple Are Using Plck.,n•.' PQy · Pion. , J, '.1 ' -Cola tho .. ' 1' \ . I ~ 4UJiaJ~"I"''l'!l8 P.M.Si~ \ ,. • '. - · • · !• ·t1oo ...t soo... ...tsoo . ...t1ooo gue•···iO\oo~iN'T4l.I~C"; ro. PITCij . ' IMALLIST Of CO!IiAa Llltiu; tow•tal bJ DJ,II41tnolld ~ ' ' WANT SQr-te ·CASH ' Va., UP- "Wb•"" Nill be on the mound Columbus u tbe Jets Ia lbowp at etanda.r4 ,....,.,y or Opbtbatmoton to Cbleop_ Bll!de II eont:.ct leu. lp.vented a tmn4fe4 ,.,. ap. TM , lo l • t~ rtnm:*JI: lD ~' oew leU J1 'ltlltllaUnl duot.. .wbicb perm1l WNftl' , to ort llu'oulb a .oaadad ten> lunotloa. (1-lonol! • I ' I SPQRT SHIRTS ' ~1.98 All Colors and Sizes 11aug,r "Dre&s Betlter For Less" Pq111eroy -- Phone 117· Pomeroy I ' THURs.; ~uh .JJ 1s~s• co;~:.,,;;: lfdt &R)illllTlON~t OOitG£otJs Gt01iGt Flrlt Time In Neoo: Haftn: Doa•tllflsollt . GORGEOUS . GEORGE . vs WQ#<Y·TV BILLY FOX STAR I . $• . KidJ .,- 7Se · Gift il-·pon Save 60c 'I'"' . , . . . 871..... s.Jii, llodf• 8Uel7 CO!jlillpl oN •ouLT NdTJnNG will de1late Tour ncatiotl ehthatJum inole quicldp than ~ blowout or ·tlat ~~ ~ t~l~e• t;.qe bazarda lnvQJvect, the inconvenience and delay retUit:bw ADM. lrom aucJi mJabapl' ian etmipl~ ty dlom>t a tl!Nfull7 Plai>Mtl t~vel itlneranr. Although we wom~ean~ !IOJ't t~ t.he "llelpt... , .. male" aet in auch etnel'fen~ i'o"fl··~ ;. I eie1, it'• better -and f~ ,.,_ er- to avold the aituation • ... _ . "'-- -~t..'.. After all- ~llli!VIess of year or DlCK!e.l,- WUJ~ • n'Ntf'lg ·- a : ' Jlulcl, to ~ you a cut abqve the ~~~ !'WI' of m~- : •' . make you feellll8lter of.all wu ~urvey. ., ,' I ' S!J &ood reasons why Yfi!J "'o~d II}'~ llead 'em-and 1eapl' · · I • ~~··?~· . • J. Reidy For lmm&llate· DeDYfi'J Wide Beledlon of Colllft, Strlel, J:4lilpll!lent 00111! IN TODAY FoB T,HE , BEST DIAL IN SOVTII~N 01110 ~ C(l¥E IN! YOV'IIE ALWAYS WELCOM~ AT- KARR & VAN. ZANDT Phqne 485 f Oh~ Pomeroy, Bi.ltwell 'Kitchen ·Cc._t,ineb, · I• • t Cllr to drl1'8-,·tod,1y, I • Re'' d.. £r:oss MeJgs· ' 1 feontlnutd From ~•cr• 0"") Anyo11e in goo~ he ~lth ~ver 18 years and under 60 b eJigible to dopate. . Ex~~ptiOns are , e•pecta ~t mothers; womeL "J\0 ~ave" had a Sou1lb 1 ;>i\;;;,;.c, bM In t he "t ,yeo+, peroons who have received transfusions or ~ad ,urcical op~r~tio~s· within last 6 mon\hs. .' · Tho quota r<ir ·lhls v!Jiit b" ;bJ!en set at 150 pjnls of bloJd !~'hili fi»OJ.Int .is .~eC~4i1TY ,ip ord '" to , ma~e up th~ . oxisting defleit ori~ •I•• ha"l' ~qo~g~ blood lo · the neXI il'o months. , oP~~ Mock A.J.OtQlo Ai~r ::i&;,;~~~~~~:t~ l"""~' ~ . • , I ' c""=·=nentu..=$o:;; lil~aoani $299 00 ..• . BA".E1 ' ,, 1111 ,.1 IT·~~ ·· ,....~ f\. ",· ~ . JD Ulddl$11i. , . .- ........;;..-..;;;._.;,;...,~;.,.;.·• ~ .. l'f.l . ~· f I ' ., St~p In at1Our ' ' . . Office and ·$eo\ Qi•pl9y, . ' \ I ~ ) ' VALLEY LUMBER . • afNil SUP:PLY S. Third St. fh.ite 621Q ¥1cfcfle, port 'Pomeroy St, r~l ..--:=:._::_:.:.:.::::___~--J,~~B~!!'l!!!!e:~~~~=~=~~~!:;;;:;:;,::~ d .~...!"""'' Cmnmende . • '\ JI"'fn V~~ ., For''E£f·ltieQcy '· ·•'Save·I~ we did! See Y9U:f. , , , 11 , · : P.<t'l!'"l'Y'• ~~t'<I~PI!flment '1'111 ~ agree ·with t he sentlment express-. ed"todo~ 1tp a Ieifer of eommentli- ~;~~r :~~~~~1lef;>;~~ ~o=:~ ICjloot·b~• drl.., !hot '\llltnkl" are be'ttet lat~ 1 than never. The letter, rrom Mnl Chester "'· , Knight, 104 Legion Terraee1 ,-..he drives W1e scnool bus that climbs Lincoln fl;ill Drive during w~ter Inside wUJ be detailed infor- month!l, commendS e!lpeelit]\y ::Mr. ~=:~o~~~o.:on~e~~ ' Olho Murray, depattment foreJI!.an. t , ~ ·tllr1, K'nla~t. ~van request of lhe Oaity Seli:tinel, refeated b.er letter , lqr publjcatiQn. lil>e wrote: :·-. ·.were ' ifliyor '! .' F. nobin!O·t de- Pomeroy, Ohio ~ Dear Mr. 'Roblnson: .. Better late than nevef," I 11ues,. rv, D!Em wa~m"'g w write to your men on , the truckS that keep qte hills wen clnd~etl in the bad' wea· thtr when 1 have td go up witJi. the school' bus. No on& knows how I do appre- · date ·those ~en. TO ,Jtart up IJf!· · ·coln JJill ~nd' dhUdren's Hori\e f.Jill and Sugar' Run ·Hitl hnp see that they h¥ve been there first wJth ttteir cinden makea ap tbe · Fna , ' cjilf~rwe In til• wqrld. Not, ~nee "' lalt Y•OI d'd I hate to ¥om on that score a:..o 4s l said ~fore ' ' ' any· th&Jl~ 1 can say will ~t:ever (Contln~d FrOm1p_,. Ona-) Local civil defehs'e ijirectofs wm be notified ·-hey hiVe beein "hit" by llate 1hig1lway pa'~rolmen carq-Ine sCaled envelOpes. . ·l " a 1 f ~~-- ... ,_. ......... c.-.~ c;.r,. Gordon L. Swart!, 28, a n:;~ti\'e •W. Va., ha9: been IS1 ~e V~f&.~Oning: signed to the Pt. -P!easant Q '· 1, l'l'flntaln ~r m:M~4dar, tr'f l'ftOinaentUd alr-Pfi!lllut h I I laohment of t e We.<t V rg n a· al all II•OL o ...r.)nfli State Police to replace Trooper uuae. n:ceul•e ~· wear Richard E. Forren who J"eCfnli.f 111111Qr:tnnii~ -..,.m ·nes · -restgnell eyent~alb' tp-Uk ~~iowa t~ Sworta )o one o' 27 k"''P-"' •a!~ Tlrft oh••!d be ~ '!lle!j gradl1ated from the S\ate<. ~l!c;t preilure lit ~£h~t~ . Academy at Dunbar ,on M.o~d~y. 3. Don't com.er at 1Uib He graduated fr~rn Bast Rs.lk In~ avoid exeesalve speed-e • Tro~ wear. •! 70 mllu i r' ~ll"', tlfOif· High Scbbol and is marr.~d hour i• almo t lftee If rapid .. the lather of three s<tns, , 1 at 46 mph. ·1 Prior to entering · the ~t~te 3. Avoid II1Uidm otopo 11114 Poiice Aiademy, Swi;tz 'w.p 1ass •· Hjackralthft., ltartf.... clatcljl With ~lt~ fti&Q,ntiat l)Ui\llt . .f. Have ~hef:l a1ignme4t anee (:ompapf C)lar(eltpn.. , · tll,.kod .,.. tn"OI ..tated bafo!'l Forren w~ ' ~4- Mf:~ l~hed · .•alarti- out on a v&eation trl:e: to the ..Pt. P!>.ll ' fiU CO September 19$5 Ia "'~· Je•ve '<Of . '11!11111 ...7 absen~e 11nd will ~e pfflei!lll~ ,· ..,,_. ~ ~ that ctuJ• 1 lhe State Ppll~e role& on}.u ~ J'o ft...~"·~ ·. · at Lbe en~ of his ~'rpUnil J a ·• e. · ~ t . bb!J'I~ agalolnot Of .,. He will join the N~flonwldJ jq· over (11~ :prtve owlr ov,r ' Co., •s lovestl {&tor~ ' " suranc!! ...."MU..s;, r~~if :roa ;:6Dfcar ~g~,. 1 to t.~• • ...,.. rly, putt off the road ..d lnaP,eet ,11 Urea. Of Marmet, "< · Bllt listen: As wonderM ...your preient,BIIIcli ~'!'"wu:11A niiiiJ~ Jt ,, Jlmt ~ gooq ~why you 1hould laoldnto al9!i7 Bulcl! now•. I ~ -....- IJ'I .,..,~ entirely. . luoo ~an earl!er Buick~ otf 1957 ~ii~. rou'1e pfQb!lbli Jeluctant \0 ~ with it -and who am blaine .Y9lf · . t~ ............ -..- ........... .....,.IKKAI,.._,....t.w. .... '· 8tu.4teo of drivlna'· ha)lta, t.ire enainQel'll tell me, ~t uJilntentional abuse Ia on, ol ttie main · ,reaaona for tire tal.ture. Here are their recommendatiolJI for JlilfoJH:r tin ca....-.utl I, ' •'' •• U DIFF!IlENT MOpEfJI''N 8'[0Cil ' • ,I BIAUTY SHOP . . . yMr thai _,.·"GO" 111 • . . - . ,.. .,. , .,.. ., • - .... tc..tl!luotl ,...., ,,.. Ontl Holr Styling It b1a new r:::lJaree and wi:J abe be .tent tq the newJpaper tn that area. Fred 1. Gardner, putc» ~ I H,lr. ~utti.., >f the Ctnu'dl pt' cto...."ist was nam· ed secrell!ry ln th~ · oltlce neat"' ' by Mr. Styer1. Plan• Were marie for a farewell dinner to be b.!ld ! Thunday noon at the ' Marti~ ' Restaurant bonorlng Mr. Styer.!! . W. 2ad St. ' 1 Paten, The elotin1 prayer waa given by ti oq~ .. ,.1Dt1 ...... tl • "'-.) COLD WAVII tiDAl IIIACHINI PIIIJIANINft Ministerial Group .. ,, ' r-----------•(- eruitin1 tha 111 Muonte Offiee Temple. l~ted Pomero)',inOhlo. I Tire Trouble• ' ' Are Tra11el Woe. . • • J WAR·NEI'$ . , WORTH ' I d;ire:etly for tb.e 3d lnbntry Dlv · ion wh~h Is alated for 4uty 1:• Europe f'lrly next yur. Irullvldu_tll Wllo qualify i o" thia pro1nm wiU be sent from the Army RecruiUM Main S',. tlon, AJbland, Ky., to Fort KnoJC Ky., for proceuinl and thea to 3l\, Infantry Division, Fort BennI~Ga. , for baaic traininl, Mr. Styen. Only penoonel witb a ilig!l mental aptitude tnd 'a elau <: \ .. LOW•eT•PRIO.D phy•ieal profile wiil be a«eptable for Lhi.s prov~1n. Sgt. M~ ·c ROCKET ENGIN. ~I said. Quauned •~Ucaota wUI beenliltect in the Rfa;ular Army ~ . ~ ( a period of t~ree or (our y.ean:. JJ..N MADRI~ JOE ·v• SCARP..A W-Un~ ""ult-,. . T• J> oler lhi• frOI'•m a.101'1f capta . SerJeant lloorc at tile Armf at- ... P~\IS ... 8-lllllf ~tliiel, Pomeroy.JIIddleport,l)., July 0,10117 under tbe Army'• Unit Rot,tlQn Pin. Unit Rotation, Sit. Moor~" !laid, is an Anny pla.n devi;; ~J basicaiiJ to replaee an I)Ven ~ 1 unit ' wittl a freshly tnined lllh strengthened unit. Individual» wbo desire furtfi~r inform•tlon about enlistment u 1 . ,. ' ~ -- ---..: - The ~d will join the Seve-.U! Arrpy in Europe in Mar~~ 1~ Wrestling .. New. Haven 11,,,.. Gift .: I . lUJ:: M.m St. · L&Z \ SHOP MAD MAN . " Sgt. Moort! oxpiainoc! t,h>t el' · gible persottf:l {earporal over 4 yea~ or seiYil'Ji ·~d above) will be authorb:el tran&porlation of dependr.IJIM and hou ..)boltt 1~1.1 from tl1tir home ot reenut,np main at•~IOII to Fo,rt Benblng. ' ~Cov•rt, . ' . • · Ser~am \loore, lo .. al Arm)' r~uJUtt to4Jy unou1c· e4. lhlt indivldUII• may enh ~ the Court St. & -- ..., ,,._ • r Muter Oil Tbe Bl'lg)lteo I -' Announces New ~·tt.'l .,. ' '1' r • ''' ""- llllb lor ~ ~ >4 Army Recruirer l'!l'l"'lln ' 1 ' ta.eas.eo • ,,. r , ~1 • • • $4.95 . .' • . Enlistment Plan 'l'llesday. Yankees hove lolled IQ "!!• 1.ho, II•¥ oply once stnce Sle~'" ~,.n lqanaslng them. That "'' In NlM when lie ooort'l bis onlf P"'Yi~<!S J\II·SI'!'" vl<tory over the "I \ ' l,eagu• In ,.v•n tries '' ·,1 • ' 1 .- of the Amerloan Leo· YQUR VQiuts " (....;.~.. P" I ;"1.'-,..,.,.'..._ .,_._, .-. _.,.. .. ..,..... ._. -- Mil A~det'IOtl of Auttralla amont OUR LOSS ''"''" , .. . . . . .... ...... . • day ltoo1 with Jlqy :r;mer,on ond • AnotherSEO Grid Coach Post ~. , I t~ Baortad lourn! ment Tue,. i I _., \ 'fit, ' I I .......... , ~~J ,:i!,i'~:,.~~':::f.e,c'~t. ~;;:~~~ lll67 <\Olprlcap J.<>a1 uo R'""il'' ta'!i'~l" he """ tbt AQ-$far !illllf ..,,.,i,. •• In Ohio nnw "·- -.ten.. - 0., July 10, 1937 ---~--~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ attempllo end Ute ·wlnnlnl llftak Jlined the ,tn&l.,· --~='~~ quartor • finals ST. LOUIS UP - If hlllorJ a a...,tt. --~ ~PaUy SenttneJ.. Pomeroy.Middleport, .May Jinx yankees t:! J•m• . . .aJc u # , br ,.enout~h I "*' "Take it frQ!Jl Your f~tb d8!ller can lll!Ve you big ~I T4e uleoman convinced us they're eivinr special de~""" 1>@1;aUI!8....,. a., so ~ 'J)Y TorsionrAire Ride, ~ that low price, Md you'!IIIQ9n 1!11 ptqup PIYIIIQiltb QWller&, tgp!' I ~ ' See your P~YIVIOUTH ). I . DEALERQUICK.! ·I · <\nd l thlnlc fd like to I'O_Peal that So eman1 tulks complain wher. lbillio d~n't , ~o rijht for theM li111 seld.om do we'ssy our thankt wlfer, lbln&s are •irht for u<. . . 'l'Jla•k' .a~ol,q to Mr...~urr~~!~~. h~~ebtw ." • .IlLL-I. n..u.ueu.u • • • ' . . ... �-- ... r - ·-~ -- • • • • .. • :3"~ ~·c:.rn. Upset$ Mark Middleport Ll Two Upsebi WOrt! ~D&ineered 'fue&d'f ~Jpnil!. ill ltfl\ldle. -=~~~o:;e:S ~~~..~~~h Gi(lht port Litlle t.ea&~~e pia)' ·~ tjle Yl!lkeea pqt IQl{e!her sQ: inThondoy'i Gom" nlngs of skjlled play tQ 1!"4~ lilt f~vored Ind~ Q.l •'ld tile Cincinnati ot Brooklyn night " ' Tile Dfltlr Selttt..ea· • lifsHwt tloor Qlal ~ &ox did llke\fl.!!e tg ttw ~nttwa •. H st JA¥i•. " ~~w r.~,k. S~IIY pik~ing by'&enqy Wilson, WJIIf.a~t ll!lDUir f:ll~~ M ~'t j;~~~\f.J,~!t· ;:,~:~~ SPORTS a· Hacli WU.OO, bacied by oubitandin{ fielding, beat the' In• wa~..R~~ ~1,<\!i\ll dlalll who bag one bad Inning, tile 1' 1 1111 ' ' cam~. hOm, •• ~later wao ~·ft on ~ W'!'l'. ~~ ·~d WWflllfl rl!shtP I Bing drove out a three-run bomjll'. .\1~\11 W~ •-'' lit ""'" Y~ ano!ller error and 5cor'd on Red ~!l'lt'- . . . . ~A ~ " ! TannohlU The aot 14e.Jr qao an4 t !II' Ill' ._tl fl!! , pnty f'1lll ID tbe ljrsl wb,n 1\UII Mp 'IIJIIQ ~· m, I'!• or~ al Ji:~M'I~!1i 0,.., r.tctlhlnn~ alu~ed on4 lcDrtd on lit. · ft ¥tlll'¥· ¥mf~l'' ,., , 011 allltlri>lt 'l Wrest1i111 fltlls Gorgequs George, he of the flowing gold· an Infield out HI l!fr, C91' • tii!I'W ll!Jbt 11 en locks., well known on TV, can see him in person by com· Y•nhe segupd ba,.map Charley th, •h:l!l. ~I!TJRII!UIPII'Mo ~~"1\!1 . muting to New Haven's community buildiug Thursday even· Sw~hamer ea,u, was the otar ol 1-ll<J Cc<!Pto IM tlo I~ 'l'.,.onl~ J IQI ~ I ' ~~~~ ~··d 6 Col~m~~·. . 8 F d the gam,e whe..q he •••·handed far R"' lill~ lng. He will oppose TV star illy ox and on the same car to his len 8 hard hit oktmmer S~ttoro 11M (Kil-l! ' I 11 \loPtr~~tl ~t ~~~fb<c will be Mad Man Jan Madrid vs. Italy's undoubtedly magnifi· deep in the. hole laiQ in the 11me II. Cilf.JIOSII'!>pe4, rat~. • . cent fiDe &ift to wrestUng, Joe Scarpa. witb the bam loaded to make the ll'~ lftll: !ill~• J.ll\lp ~~~ 0~-· Alitit~C"i.N AI$0CIATIO!I final out S.niiQ!l: ~~~~~~~~M't!Hf J~ Ill k>HI!vUI~ 4 <)m~~~ 0 jleave and arunt time Is 8:30 ' 'emonhJhipg hi• cor p . m.. and ducats aq a bui\k fifty Re'il l>e baok at Syldine w1th a tOfd. <W~~ -~l II, (l'• ~ Wie~i~ ~ ll1'lfleit~H'l'f q for &rlwnups, ois blta for ktda. Ofl" one, roported bolter thor. p t c~ ..~ IT I~ IPfM 0 2 " la!le4 ~~ ftO\t 1~1 liM '"" st.·I'IM1 • ll>diiUiDOlla • 8 ever He read~ likt a certain Kerl\8 1 e a~ ' 11 flu wer ·41 •~v •.J ru.,.vtr •t Charles~fm noll r•1n Rou~h doesr 't he? witb "'' .tU~'s club until the . "· " ' 1. ,.,.. · " .. '<r" ·• ,.,. · liloek r•dna: progratt.: ' !."!' ., Ill• lilt~ WbOQ Sit>!' Little, YJa~flOI Dli IOQ - ' I SnnndAI'Q TraH~ .' hr·- ..ill 1rr i~ •&ol• tru• Sat· George Riw< hp forsaken the l). !J~IPI, 10d Olt~q 1qt )aok·to- Ind!JM JOI!Il!lt - I I . ~ tt!!UJ ..;~" Mu;l ay nia;ht. The ra~~• ban beeu SEQ Jootbalt ronloa lor Riveroldo bock .. qlil•~· t,llb Llll" l!wn pul Vtlll<pt!: lit~ Wt\l!'~ ift~ AI: , ed out three times atr11l1bt High lq Paine& ville, 0' and rep!.... tho qn t.. whb I ~\!0!1~ run. I•MW~ '"~'-~' ll•ll'IJ~M~¥ ch lJ poor bat~i averaee with ina: him as :Qulldog mentor for the Ttie S•ottQtt' two lQQJ \n the: a*l ~· thtlweattierm;an pitcltina. wan il Don Esky, 28, ~ -~~ I••~ Bowl~"'· ijprlnJllejd, 0., Autumnd gri,d llh •6 SP1\INOf.ti!!LlJ, o., ~p - s.arg former Nid·Amer~ua and All· U yeora V ', 1 /Jiob iltVil ~ttl'ican stoct car chlP\p, and . !9~~ .lea4 I~ · Jiold '11!1111 t fililrt prtuat holder Df tht Tore-. r~ord, Most coacbea come into the &EO llacine, lbQ Plrtteo lPd , · ' S'l'&tJI -c~. , und,r-p~r I!J " ~IIll• ~;!lw•r ~~'"~ d~nltely will I!< In the lineup. on their way up and thus don't Yll~Qu 1901r fir" round Ieoda in In '" ~QWt !l..m~, J't~· ~ · ~~~ ~O·!I,_QI 1 aqJI!tl" '"" th! A~other IUf(l entrant ia Chet Moo- stay long JiRJ Vepnari. of Rutl;.ind the ~~ud h•!l or co4ncy Lit"' nut4 ~!It Wll* • 11h ~t(l hto • d . Gol' 11\lt dy, Barlow, o., one or theAtiud-out i.o tbe Butkcye League, who this Du 1n• W~1r! !lu••!'ll • " ' 1®1 .,.,.~1!1 '" Bud .4nden~~ ttf All1•JW• wa" st~k f.tl' ll'lldget ncrrs in the tri· week losJ h~s da~, u: the dean of League p1ay Tuesday night. " I· h~q'lf.;, Wlllpped S~n<~.u•, HH w' lh tn the sixth Cundltf atn, Bl•d,. close behind DaVis, w1\-~• 89. AI\· st~e trianglf'. the mentors aro11nd thcs~ part.'l. cine errorl~ bat), ~e V'"keea r.,n .a lt.lwolli Other entrants lnalude Bill Dans, T·he SEO mi~ht b'e termed a pr(\V· ovQr ~~~~ podgero 1S·d and tho an~ fritl! ~lii!I!A !linK!~ ~~.. l · 4oJSoa ~pt Ill"~ .,...,Ill · 3n~ en Bqbby RobiUliJn, Bill !iinoetl , Bud ing ground. N;erl\l you show )'OU j'lr"ates pulled 0 01 114 ugset by Oilt<r do~blt~ Qu~lfl b\!Wit f~ •l&le f9r ~~~ tl\ree·u~ cr,par Cboddock, C~uck Mqrrl•, Glen have it or e!se. Many have come ., 1, h R""'l a.._ Syr•t\ciK's qJJif· Nft· acQre FUnt, Kenny Smcliare, Ronald Hoi· throu1~· then· portal• and gone to e•lwJ t e ""ego .,... lllllnt Wollt llsq &PI I 4•~-lo ,Only tllr.. otbe~J !~ ~~ (!~ld ·of bert, Bob Abbott, and 30 otl> greater things in teachlni and Tile Redleeo Jumped Into a in <Joe lint lnniDK W14 T¥~ )lalby 1112 brQk' !btl 72 I>Y· IJQ11ard coa~hlng. 4.,() l•ad Ia Ule fint lnnina blll or Racine had two singUts with Saunden of GalllpoUs bad a if~. . Rain rheeb and pit passe• trem . ~ Rutland's good fortun~ is that couldn't mike it atand up. Dlc~ four RBI'1. rainouts will be honored. rol)' poly Jim tloesn'L pttMicularly Wetty led of! that inning safe ,, . Johnson fanned 10 and walked care about joini up. His succe11 an error, Spencer walked, Whitey four; Louks farmed 11, walkQf). 1'hil Bow.eber fellow gcta anund. has been phE'numenal. Hia paltern Ebersbacb w.as safe on a flelder's three. ' Skyline Raceway, Charleston, js of mterests Jn sports don't seem featurlns blm Fl'ldal nl&ht In a to irclude a desire to couch the chotce 'Wfilte1u1d alsoTom walked lingled 00} ..... J 8-· o 2 whue«Ddhomere ·l Syracuse Racine . . . . . ... . . . QPO 201 oos-tg new fteer. Lut r,eek be only Ohio Stale Buckeyes. tn t~ tripo to bcl9ot ~11 av ... Racine, H. J9hnaon and R•~ crashed the ~va1'a anee and tum· B~t~t Old Jim would get :ny vottl ••• ID ••O!'If Hqwtt. SyfO<UIO, Jim Loulu na ...... bled do'lln a 3QIHQ<~t ombenkmenl, for that job just the same. "" Plrat91 llod 11 ~P In th • :iliek•y Wlnebren~ar. &..... - - !hit~ 11 o\.11~ Downlo olntlod, W!Jjlt il\a~~ell Wll qlo 1/ll n MlDDLII'C)RT LIAOUI ,l'f91', Jolcler w~l1oed, Sh~ot..,n ' 'fl, 'L• Wh 1~e Ol\ an error and Wf!!ll- Yankees :II Q llLIQ, ~ounded out. Red Sox I ll Tli91 ~dded one In tho foqrlh jrnlian• 1 ~· D~le otnaled behind Mlc- v ~nolon 0 2 ~oulb Lnt !jlfllt ;... IT LOUIS UP - Wrong guesR- got two runs In the second inn~nf. ¥•~~bini who had walkod. T'li Ins and neond J\MIIIInt told the Wynn gave up tht·ee blta and two froid"( run came in lhe flit~ ~· Rlld SoJ 6, Se~~twa· 9 8\&ollwell \l'lpled and acored on Yonkee• B Iqdllllf I tUI or tbe Ali·Star Game, a ~~~ nn11later In % of an tnn~na. COU~TY UAIU. win for Caley &ttna:el'l Amerlean Mlnote Mluoso starred botb on $h1!!'"n'l aln1lo. W. L. Le&&\le teaJP, to break I tw~aame offense and defenae in the late Plr~tei ... .. . . . . 004 II~ ' 0 1 ~ vloto'l olnal< by BIOOkll'a Dod· lnnlllil. He rapped 1 double off Redteaa . . . . . . . 400 (1()0,...4 3 0 Raclno Pl••tos, Shasteen and Meier. Yankee• I v 1or mtlll-''\1('1~ Allton ond t~e II!• rlaht center !leld walt In !be 1i l •• Natlcmal t.eape. ninth lnnJne ~o drive home At Reole.a, Spencer and Won1· ~ Stena:el dtdn't want to Jtait tc•UIU! of DeLrolt \Vlth what pl'oved JOar4. n 1 rookie rl1ht haqder Jim BunnlnJ to~ the win nina run. He rephced YA .. KIIS ROLL v of Delroll Tac•doy. H• wonted lo Ted Wlltlam.o. In "lhe filth· the Yankeu ex· uteht 0 1 open the a•!'D• with CI•Yeland'l Defen1ively, Minoao turned In piQded \'U~ ol&bt run• wben ~ 4 'Jeteran Early Wynn, and he would playg When the National B!'llc<o ~~zie lod of! '1'\th a 8 was threaten Ina: to tie in sklele, an'd t~e b~e.s became have, except that Wynn p\tched Jtven inolilg• Sundq and Sientel Inning, Hank FoHeli waa loaded after an error 141d 1 sh;~ · 1. teared be would b~ tired. on setond after a 'Ingle and gle by Norton. Runs .,• .,.. horne: SO BunnlnJ 'fill the 1tandout ol a walk to Gu11 Bell. on singles by Bowen 111nd Webst •r the 12 hurl,1'11 who apttartd. He Don Moss! atruck out Eddie and byeryboey wes safe on tlei.'retJred nln' meeo In ordeJ and iOt Mathews and Ernie BunkR lined er's .elloice on GE:~rgo Harris .. eredlt for the wlh when his mat~• ' a1nsle to left to score Foiles After a&other taQr, Fred lll eatll)'. Mlnoso pl11yed the ball BoYd •lngled. he scorina on •~· I exo.r11.1v and when Bell tried to go other error as/ Hank Cleland was {i~IN base, Mlno!lo threw per- nfe. • to Frank Mahmne for the AU Dodger bill! were .•Ingle~. We Are Oveutoeked second out as Bank• Look second. inrludlng tfO ) y Paul Sprou':lc, Stengel broua;ht in hla own Yan· Rich Arnold; Dennlt Moore, Mik'! On Summer Sluka .r kee reliever, Bob Grim, when Gil Roberb and Don May~r. e¥b b td Hodses pinch hit for the National one. · Leaeue, and Gr\mm threw only two Rich Flnt,!y of lh~ Do,dcers pitches. Thi fll'lt was outalde. The made a sparkllnz plip' 't ft~n" Final ttcond wu Jlned to left field, base ln the firth, w"en 1 where Minoso made a llhort run to bat:~ed up the pl\oher •¥d o!lorl Clearanee catch thp b'll 1nd the game. ttop on a a:rouncter throuab · ttt. • '•If WllUamr had been In there," box. He fielded jlla l>o~ aljer It some onlookars aald, "he- wouldn't went throua:h two 'lay,n Ill I • have made that throw and ho stepped on lhe ~~~ f<>rol~' a wouldn't havtJ caught, the ball." runner, Aleron SKOnd OuttMd • Y•nk .., ...... 0111-1• 10 Q woo tht ltrllt lor the Dod&on . . . .. . oa.-, • n~~~~~;;·;~ Why didn't he orYankel•· lloyd, orq (II), Na!' M lo bunt .,tlb no oula, ton <Bl •nd Korn, W~a"r ®· tylna run• on Dod&~. Arnold, lapplt 1 0 1 1 ,, "How'd Ie Banko would Denny Moore (3), Pull!na (IS) Curd, pon Mayer <fH. hit?'\ the Dodrer msnaaer aaked. RACI"I STILL 1!0'1' 1ft nad, t wDuld have." Racine put victory lt,t the 1) 1: N•tional League atarter Curt in the thirt;f when with one o 1t Sirnmon1, appearing In the AU· Peanuts Wlekline slnele~, loart·y Stu Game tor the thlrrt time, Wfil Price walked, Duane Wollf: w•1'~· plleher aa he pve up ed and Ted Salley sinald tv • Mlrkey Mantle, a walk Arnott grou ld· Wiltia~IO. a single to Vic Wertt hoMe. Then •cared. Rjcb Yogi Ber.ra in the ed out Sarpqt . Baily home and 1econd innlne. Then wtth one run on an error u In, Lew Burifette o~me ln . And JolahiDn tbougti he got two men out, he walked t~arvey Kue~nu to forie In 1nother 'ioore. ' ' doubled In the Bill llxth on Jaek Sanford's wild teared on Yogl • f '11\1'4: b'iif Vlllll" DESK Wlli!lill ~t I~di~no ~ - n II~ l~n1 of '~ H W~~ CQ~ !4\1 lk~iii1Pl'll Cl••f!\~d r Racme, • Pifa t es, l'.an ~•..:.;~, ~~ cua'.?hlha •· Tu Lu4 " tiCS R~l!ll\1 ., ~ Ci!lpjrin~tl . ml- • '"· · Fighf Result$ ~:~~rj~~r;:;~!~~~~~?.= .eoo. All..Star Managing Errors Hurt · Alston, Ride Along With Casey ' tho Rlol!mon~ v.,_ of ·' r\ to e' $9.95 NOW ~k.nnoi w This Week•; 'pecial! .. =-- Demming Sh•lltw Well .:z:~.t.:- Pump GOOD AS NEW, USED OW'£ WEEK Sold Fqr UlUQ Open An .Account ·W,ith Picklln$11 Mt>l'f and More Pebple Are Using Plck.,n•.' PQy · Pion. , J, '.1 ' -Cola tho .. ' 1' \ . I ~ 4UJiaJ~"I"''l'!l8 P.M.Si~ \ ,. • '. - · • · !• ·t1oo ...t soo... ...tsoo . ...t1ooo gue•···iO\oo~iN'T4l.I~C"; ro. PITCij . ' IMALLIST Of CO!IiAa Llltiu; tow•tal bJ DJ,II41tnolld ~ ' ' WANT SQr-te ·CASH ' Va., UP- "Wb•"" Nill be on the mound Columbus u tbe Jets Ia lbowp at etanda.r4 ,....,.,y or Opbtbatmoton to Cbleop_ Bll!de II eont:.ct leu. lp.vented a tmn4fe4 ,.,. ap. TM , lo l • t~ rtnm:*JI: lD ~' oew leU J1 'ltlltllaUnl duot.. .wbicb perm1l WNftl' , to ort llu'oulb a .oaadad ten> lunotloa. (1-lonol! • I ' I SPQRT SHIRTS ' ~1.98 All Colors and Sizes 11aug,r "Dre&s Betlter For Less" Pq111eroy -- Phone 117· Pomeroy I ' THURs.; ~uh .JJ 1s~s• co;~:.,,;;: lfdt &R)illllTlON~t OOitG£otJs Gt01iGt Flrlt Time In Neoo: Haftn: Doa•tllflsollt . GORGEOUS . GEORGE . vs WQ#<Y·TV BILLY FOX STAR I . $• . KidJ .,- 7Se · Gift il-·pon Save 60c 'I'"' . , . . . 871..... s.Jii, llodf• 8Uel7 CO!jlillpl oN •ouLT NdTJnNG will de1late Tour ncatiotl ehthatJum inole quicldp than ~ blowout or ·tlat ~~ ~ t~l~e• t;.qe bazarda lnvQJvect, the inconvenience and delay retUit:bw ADM. lrom aucJi mJabapl' ian etmipl~ ty dlom>t a tl!Nfull7 Plai>Mtl t~vel itlneranr. Although we wom~ean~ !IOJ't t~ t.he "llelpt... , .. male" aet in auch etnel'fen~ i'o"fl··~ ;. I eie1, it'• better -and f~ ,.,_ er- to avold the aituation • ... _ . "'-- -~t..'.. After all- ~llli!VIess of year or DlCK!e.l,- WUJ~ • n'Ntf'lg ·- a : ' Jlulcl, to ~ you a cut abqve the ~~~ !'WI' of m~- : •' . make you feellll8lter of.all wu ~urvey. ., ,' I ' S!J &ood reasons why Yfi!J "'o~d II}'~ llead 'em-and 1eapl' · · I • ~~··?~· . • J. Reidy For lmm&llate· DeDYfi'J Wide Beledlon of Colllft, Strlel, J:4lilpll!lent 00111! IN TODAY FoB T,HE , BEST DIAL IN SOVTII~N 01110 ~ C(l¥E IN! YOV'IIE ALWAYS WELCOM~ AT- KARR & VAN. ZANDT Phqne 485 f Oh~ Pomeroy, Bi.ltwell 'Kitchen ·Cc._t,ineb, · I• • t Cllr to drl1'8-,·tod,1y, I • Re'' d.. £r:oss MeJgs· ' 1 feontlnutd From ~•cr• 0"") Anyo11e in goo~ he ~lth ~ver 18 years and under 60 b eJigible to dopate. . Ex~~ptiOns are , e•pecta ~t mothers; womeL "J\0 ~ave" had a Sou1lb 1 ;>i\;;;,;.c, bM In t he "t ,yeo+, peroons who have received transfusions or ~ad ,urcical op~r~tio~s· within last 6 mon\hs. .' · Tho quota r<ir ·lhls v!Jiit b" ;bJ!en set at 150 pjnls of bloJd !~'hili fi»OJ.Int .is .~eC~4i1TY ,ip ord '" to , ma~e up th~ . oxisting defleit ori~ •I•• ha"l' ~qo~g~ blood lo · the neXI il'o months. , oP~~ Mock A.J.OtQlo Ai~r ::i&;,;~~~~~~:t~ l"""~' ~ . • , I ' c""=·=nentu..=$o:;; lil~aoani $299 00 ..• . BA".E1 ' ,, 1111 ,.1 IT·~~ ·· ,....~ f\. ",· ~ . JD Ulddl$11i. , . .- ........;;..-..;;;._.;,;...,~;.,.;.·• ~ .. l'f.l . ~· f I ' ., St~p In at1Our ' ' . . Office and ·$eo\ Qi•pl9y, . ' \ I ~ ) ' VALLEY LUMBER . • afNil SUP:PLY S. Third St. fh.ite 621Q ¥1cfcfle, port 'Pomeroy St, r~l ..--:=:._::_:.:.:.::::___~--J,~~B~!!'l!!!!e:~~~~=~=~~~!:;;;:;:;,::~ d .~...!"""'' Cmnmende . • '\ JI"'fn V~~ ., For''E£f·ltieQcy '· ·•'Save·I~ we did! See Y9U:f. , , , 11 , · : P.<t'l!'"l'Y'• ~~t'<I~PI!flment '1'111 ~ agree ·with t he sentlment express-. ed"todo~ 1tp a Ieifer of eommentli- ~;~~r :~~~~~1lef;>;~~ ~o=:~ ICjloot·b~• drl.., !hot '\llltnkl" are be'ttet lat~ 1 than never. The letter, rrom Mnl Chester "'· , Knight, 104 Legion Terraee1 ,-..he drives W1e scnool bus that climbs Lincoln fl;ill Drive during w~ter Inside wUJ be detailed infor- month!l, commendS e!lpeelit]\y ::Mr. ~=:~o~~~o.:on~e~~ ' Olho Murray, depattment foreJI!.an. t , ~ ·tllr1, K'nla~t. ~van request of lhe Oaity Seli:tinel, refeated b.er letter , lqr publjcatiQn. lil>e wrote: :·-. ·.were ' ifliyor '! .' F. nobin!O·t de- Pomeroy, Ohio ~ Dear Mr. 'Roblnson: .. Better late than nevef," I 11ues,. rv, D!Em wa~m"'g w write to your men on , the truckS that keep qte hills wen clnd~etl in the bad' wea· thtr when 1 have td go up witJi. the school' bus. No on& knows how I do appre- · date ·those ~en. TO ,Jtart up IJf!· · ·coln JJill ~nd' dhUdren's Hori\e f.Jill and Sugar' Run ·Hitl hnp see that they h¥ve been there first wJth ttteir cinden makea ap tbe · Fna , ' cjilf~rwe In til• wqrld. Not, ~nee "' lalt Y•OI d'd I hate to ¥om on that score a:..o 4s l said ~fore ' ' ' any· th&Jl~ 1 can say will ~t:ever (Contln~d FrOm1p_,. Ona-) Local civil defehs'e ijirectofs wm be notified ·-hey hiVe beein "hit" by llate 1hig1lway pa'~rolmen carq-Ine sCaled envelOpes. . ·l " a 1 f ~~-- ... ,_. ......... c.-.~ c;.r,. Gordon L. Swart!, 28, a n:;~ti\'e •W. Va., ha9: been IS1 ~e V~f&.~Oning: signed to the Pt. -P!easant Q '· 1, l'l'flntaln ~r m:M~4dar, tr'f l'ftOinaentUd alr-Pfi!lllut h I I laohment of t e We.<t V rg n a· al all II•OL o ...r.)nfli State Police to replace Trooper uuae. n:ceul•e ~· wear Richard E. Forren who J"eCfnli.f 111111Qr:tnnii~ -..,.m ·nes · -restgnell eyent~alb' tp-Uk ~~iowa t~ Sworta )o one o' 27 k"''P-"' •a!~ Tlrft oh••!d be ~ '!lle!j gradl1ated from the S\ate<. ~l!c;t preilure lit ~£h~t~ . Academy at Dunbar ,on M.o~d~y. 3. Don't com.er at 1Uib He graduated fr~rn Bast Rs.lk In~ avoid exeesalve speed-e • Tro~ wear. •! 70 mllu i r' ~ll"', tlfOif· High Scbbol and is marr.~d hour i• almo t lftee If rapid .. the lather of three s<tns, , 1 at 46 mph. ·1 Prior to entering · the ~t~te 3. Avoid II1Uidm otopo 11114 Poiice Aiademy, Swi;tz 'w.p 1ass •· Hjackralthft., ltartf.... clatcljl With ~lt~ fti&Q,ntiat l)Ui\llt . .f. Have ~hef:l a1ignme4t anee (:ompapf C)lar(eltpn.. , · tll,.kod .,.. tn"OI ..tated bafo!'l Forren w~ ' ~4- Mf:~ l~hed · .•alarti- out on a v&eation trl:e: to the ..Pt. P!>.ll ' fiU CO September 19$5 Ia "'~· Je•ve '<Of . '11!11111 ...7 absen~e 11nd will ~e pfflei!lll~ ,· ..,,_. ~ ~ that ctuJ• 1 lhe State Ppll~e role& on}.u ~ J'o ft...~"·~ ·. · at Lbe en~ of his ~'rpUnil J a ·• e. · ~ t . bb!J'I~ agalolnot Of .,. He will join the N~flonwldJ jq· over (11~ :prtve owlr ov,r ' Co., •s lovestl {&tor~ ' " suranc!! ...."MU..s;, r~~if :roa ;:6Dfcar ~g~,. 1 to t.~• • ...,.. rly, putt off the road ..d lnaP,eet ,11 Urea. Of Marmet, "< · Bllt listen: As wonderM ...your preient,BIIIcli ~'!'"wu:11A niiiiJ~ Jt ,, Jlmt ~ gooq ~why you 1hould laoldnto al9!i7 Bulcl! now•. I ~ -....- IJ'I .,..,~ entirely. . luoo ~an earl!er Buick~ otf 1957 ~ii~. rou'1e pfQb!lbli Jeluctant \0 ~ with it -and who am blaine .Y9lf · . t~ ............ -..- ........... .....,.IKKAI,.._,....t.w. .... '· 8tu.4teo of drivlna'· ha)lta, t.ire enainQel'll tell me, ~t uJilntentional abuse Ia on, ol ttie main · ,reaaona for tire tal.ture. Here are their recommendatiolJI for JlilfoJH:r tin ca....-.utl I, ' •'' •• U DIFF!IlENT MOpEfJI''N 8'[0Cil ' • ,I BIAUTY SHOP . . . yMr thai _,.·"GO" 111 • . . - . ,.. .,. , .,.. ., • - .... tc..tl!luotl ,...., ,,.. Ontl Holr Styling It b1a new r:::lJaree and wi:J abe be .tent tq the newJpaper tn that area. Fred 1. Gardner, putc» ~ I H,lr. ~utti.., >f the Ctnu'dl pt' cto...."ist was nam· ed secrell!ry ln th~ · oltlce neat"' ' by Mr. Styer1. Plan• Were marie for a farewell dinner to be b.!ld ! Thunday noon at the ' Marti~ ' Restaurant bonorlng Mr. Styer.!! . W. 2ad St. ' 1 Paten, The elotin1 prayer waa given by ti oq~ .. ,.1Dt1 ...... tl • "'-.) COLD WAVII tiDAl IIIACHINI PIIIJIANINft Ministerial Group .. ,, ' r-----------•(- eruitin1 tha 111 Muonte Offiee Temple. l~ted Pomero)',inOhlo. I Tire Trouble• ' ' Are Tra11el Woe. . • • J WAR·NEI'$ . , WORTH ' I d;ire:etly for tb.e 3d lnbntry Dlv · ion wh~h Is alated for 4uty 1:• Europe f'lrly next yur. Irullvldu_tll Wllo qualify i o" thia pro1nm wiU be sent from the Army RecruiUM Main S',. tlon, AJbland, Ky., to Fort KnoJC Ky., for proceuinl and thea to 3l\, Infantry Division, Fort BennI~Ga. , for baaic traininl, Mr. Styen. Only penoonel witb a ilig!l mental aptitude tnd 'a elau <: \ .. LOW•eT•PRIO.D phy•ieal profile wiil be a«eptable for Lhi.s prov~1n. Sgt. M~ ·c ROCKET ENGIN. ~I said. Quauned •~Ucaota wUI beenliltect in the Rfa;ular Army ~ . ~ ( a period of t~ree or (our y.ean:. JJ..N MADRI~ JOE ·v• SCARP..A W-Un~ ""ult-,. . T• J> oler lhi• frOI'•m a.101'1f capta . SerJeant lloorc at tile Armf at- ... P~\IS ... 8-lllllf ~tliiel, Pomeroy.JIIddleport,l)., July 0,10117 under tbe Army'• Unit Rot,tlQn Pin. Unit Rotation, Sit. Moor~" !laid, is an Anny pla.n devi;; ~J basicaiiJ to replaee an I)Ven ~ 1 unit ' wittl a freshly tnined lllh strengthened unit. Individual» wbo desire furtfi~r inform•tlon about enlistment u 1 . ,. ' ~ -- ---..: - The ~d will join the Seve-.U! Arrpy in Europe in Mar~~ 1~ Wrestling .. New. Haven 11,,,.. Gift .: I . lUJ:: M.m St. · L&Z \ SHOP MAD MAN . " Sgt. Moort! oxpiainoc! t,h>t el' · gible persottf:l {earporal over 4 yea~ or seiYil'Ji ·~d above) will be authorb:el tran&porlation of dependr.IJIM and hou ..)boltt 1~1.1 from tl1tir home ot reenut,np main at•~IOII to Fo,rt Benblng. ' ~Cov•rt, . ' . • · Ser~am \loore, lo .. al Arm)' r~uJUtt to4Jy unou1c· e4. lhlt indivldUII• may enh ~ the Court St. & -- ..., ,,._ • r Muter Oil Tbe Bl'lg)lteo I -' Announces New ~·tt.'l .,. ' '1' r • ''' ""- llllb lor ~ ~ >4 Army Recruirer l'!l'l"'lln ' 1 ' ta.eas.eo • ,,. r , ~1 • • • $4.95 . .' • . Enlistment Plan 'l'llesday. Yankees hove lolled IQ "!!• 1.ho, II•¥ oply once stnce Sle~'" ~,.n lqanaslng them. That "'' In NlM when lie ooort'l bis onlf P"'Yi~<!S J\II·SI'!'" vl<tory over the "I \ ' l,eagu• In ,.v•n tries '' ·,1 • ' 1 .- of the Amerloan Leo· YQUR VQiuts " (....;.~.. P" I ;"1.'-,..,.,.'..._ .,_._, .-. _.,.. .. ..,..... ._. -- Mil A~det'IOtl of Auttralla amont OUR LOSS ''"''" , .. . . . . .... ...... . • day ltoo1 with Jlqy :r;mer,on ond • AnotherSEO Grid Coach Post ~. , I t~ Baortad lourn! ment Tue,. i I _., \ 'fit, ' I I .......... , ~~J ,:i!,i'~:,.~~':::f.e,c'~t. ~;;:~~~ lll67 <\Olprlcap J.<>a1 uo R'""il'' ta'!i'~l" he """ tbt AQ-$far !illllf ..,,.,i,. •• In Ohio nnw "·- -.ten.. - 0., July 10, 1937 ---~--~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ attempllo end Ute ·wlnnlnl llftak Jlined the ,tn&l.,· --~='~~ quartor • finals ST. LOUIS UP - If hlllorJ a a...,tt. --~ ~PaUy SenttneJ.. Pomeroy.Middleport, .May Jinx yankees t:! J•m• . . .aJc u # , br ,.enout~h I "*' "Take it frQ!Jl Your f~tb d8!ller can lll!Ve you big ~I T4e uleoman convinced us they're eivinr special de~""" 1>@1;aUI!8....,. a., so ~ 'J)Y TorsionrAire Ride, ~ that low price, Md you'!IIIQ9n 1!11 ptqup PIYIIIQiltb QWller&, tgp!' I ~ ' See your P~YIVIOUTH ). I . DEALERQUICK.! ·I · <\nd l thlnlc fd like to I'O_Peal that So eman1 tulks complain wher. lbillio d~n't , ~o rijht for theM li111 seld.om do we'ssy our thankt wlfer, lbln&s are •irht for u<. . . 'l'Jla•k' .a~ol,q to Mr...~urr~~!~~. h~~ebtw ." • .IlLL-I. n..u.ueu.u • • • ' . . ... �'. • ,/ • • . ' ' ' • f • I f ' Dally Sentillel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., .My 10." 1957-7 CLIPI'O-N r I ' .. ISundo;. --. • Ann Harris ot MIIOn vlslted l4r . Mn. r.atiaiie Frances of Mason Jnd Mra! JQbn @;trrleon. l"fiiday.. . .spent ~undh with Mr .and Mn 1 Mr. •ad ·.Mra. RleltJJ"d- 1P.'fnbuU~ F. !'(, L'"otkt!.u ana Mrs i.uri Co : and children~ John lnd Diile, and. '. son -. ., " · a rpp :f£'arl Eucene Nlctlo1Jon apent t M1 r.... It., t' 1 ,~.. 'I'hunday at llipit!y. , spen~r~! ;"~6".r1 t.;'8:~~t:tw~l~ -.~ Wml_a,n B~s wU palled \frO~ · •· Mr. an:f M:rl. '!rflest McCoy Arid h~s rpJoyment d.u~ ttl •.tDe ·deith . t lOa, ·Kenl, at Miami, Florida. . of'~ s a.urit , _Mts. ~~dlt _Wheeli!f\ July 4th dinner guesu~,pr Mr who liUffe-red .a 1tr'oke late Sat)Jrand ~trs. G. H. ~atrbon 'Yare th~ :~~n~l.ght ,l'l~ . died Su,nday after· . ,Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wr1ght •md tAKEN TO HDIPITAL daughl•l· Le Nelle. • . Mr. and M'rs. G. H, Harrison Harry Cartwright, Pometoy, wat ••ete in Point Ple•sant, MOnday removed to Meigs General Hosplon busi'ness. 1 ta.l Tuesday eVening about 8:20 Mn. Clyde Bumgardner spent Wtth ,a passable fractured leg by 'M!Jnday with Mrs. Clara Williams. the Pomeroy Emergency t~qu•"-· Safety . eoun.,. cil, JOQ can asMu. M;Qric Smith, Mrs. Thelma ! r sure your ehil· ·' Henry, Mrs . Clara Willi-ams and · Cont~.el•nc:~ E•Mid ' .•' d S-Dally Sentillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 10, 1957 . ' FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLB RESVLTS • WANT-ADS The Thomas located County, Nle by the Jaw offices Porru!'roy, Ohio, at 1:30 P. M. on J11l ~ IOtl!, 1937. Property apprailed at $12,000.00 and CIDnot be 10ld, RATES 2 eeau pn word, one·lnsertloa. Ulnlar.am chaq"e DOc.--f ;:entl per word for three coDSeCUtive tnserUont. • S~ial - 0¥ mootb for 25 ceuta per word. FuU rate of J eu.ll per word wJU be charged for advertising if lot paid fOJ' before the 1&111 of each m~;mth foUowinlllnsertlon . J!Zrera lD Adl'ertiii.D&-Should be reported immediaiety. Theo O.U7 SenUnel trill DOt be reaponatble for motle tban one incornwt inlft>l'tion. Card of Tlllnb IDd S....al NotiCOJ of l!vento $1.00. ObltuariN pablloh<d at I oeat P.r word. _ .. I (I J Notices • Hirer ·~ or Cont!'l<l" eGradlDa 1o Ditch llipial •Back·Hoe Service 1 ·•Truck Loadin1 EouiP.,enl eDuml!_ Truck Servlce' f»O~L~RY F'OH SALE-First Getl· VIRGIL WAMSLEY 1:00 P. M. bana · Hortman '! II• (,tatiOn Arbor Mre$ var•re~s Phone Cbeshlre 7-74.79 mile below Tuppers Pl'atns' orr":rost &roilet . chicks. ron RL 7. 2 pi<lce Uvin1 room 1 uite, . JGGS-DeKalb the Profit f'ul old chair, piano, floor llmpl, Jet. HERM BERRY'S HATCH· dining room table and chain; tRY, Jnc., Parkersburg, W CONCRETB BLOCU breakff lt set, 2 iron bedl c;; om· 1/a. Phonr GA-2-358~. ~10-lmQC' pletc. ~n tique dresser, dlshes, f for LoW' · pressure canner-hplds 7 qts _ 12 t. wood manufactured Run ' (lhlna vase and ornaments, 2 wa~m Abu!.lt b.oat. 10 H. P. ,Jr)~nson GBUESIB BLOCK CO. Mornlne stoves, rugs, electric o.utboard mol.or, car . top ca perculator, sunbeam mixer an'd ner, priced for qut ck sale. I Mlteo NOrllt of " toaster, lo~ cabin, corft' sheller, Plfone 3f7. 7-5-dtr ~~ buzz saw. brooder. Other article& VENETIAN BLINDS, M;lchStkl · too numer:ms to mention . ' lnd drapea and Bnadea, roll·up PoreJ Audioneer - lrownl• Woods . opie1. ehades, CJo'h·nylon, swnings, tJ~n•r - DeN!- HoHman - 1· . lloet Porch Valhmee, Electric lana, 7 10 3tp all kinds. Dale Wippel Supply WOMANneed, a~me Wilte Ger210 Union An ., Pomeroy. ' trude Ha11 , Box 34, t'ort)and. WE BUY 6 5 l mO,P1 / T 8 101p liTl!UCTUIIAL I afAMI GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and ICRAP IRON- MITALl Service. R. A. Finlaw, 512 E. 121 Cord Of Thanks MaiD, St., Pomertly. " 27 ti VAtL~Y Hudi(VIrten tor (II) Wanted To Buv 8amii'')Ritc Lu1111e - Lane Cedar WANTED TO .IJUY - 5 to 15 Chrata - LAU Window Fantacres, of coul-4 tn :S feet high Frlgldalre Refriamton. Ilk.,, Purnlture, Mldcllti'Qrt, Ohio Rutland. ..t. be · drift mineral and good Mu market. 4 ~ tf able price. Co nla ct James L. Criner, Route Nu. 1. Box 77 120 8) Insurance l.ost & Found ("') "' · .Fraziers Bottom. W . Va. ' Strah~ht ltU'c) Beagle pup~7 .:=====:::::=--::.:7 10 3tc ~mproo Aae.IICJ, month~ old. Mark on hla r!.eck. -~· ..-Middleport. Flte .. AutoiDobll• Goea by ,lhe nam'e of Snappy1 ( 14) fo Rent llolt~. Pbone flll111-ll' l4fi.ll Lelt home 4th ol July. .10.110 1 r Reward ror wv..ever find ;: him . Ci:-,.-.-m-and ~b-alh-a-pa-r-tm-en_t_ , -ne-w· FOlllt:MAN ••bam T .V . SEJI. can 1~9-M. 7 10 Stc Jy decorated. Call ~ 7 2 tf VICE .AU tnakei R~lred by Ex· pert :rte~nJcl&Qo- PbOoe 82iu y , APARTMENT For Rent - UnCur· IHIH! nhhcd, adu lts onoy. 2nd ~t.. Pam. > FUBLIC AUCTION ~ July For 13. -..11c1- ---;,.--.- OHIO JUNK CO. p-referably ne-ar ;':ho;no;:;;':ll=:..:===·=-=·-=:.- t;;;n;- ···- I 18bl - 7Jll6tp Auftl;,~S.;e~rv~~~~~~:j::'i·•t,r•~Y·~P~hwon;(J•.~44~G-~M~•r;.2H. • -- Mlclcll'r,:' ·, coMPL'1Ji lnaur~~n .. Pr4l.tctloD. Pbone fl03t.ll'. l>ODG! • -PLYIIIO!J'l11 DlllAinS t'i u (2iTR'eO"I e~tat~ 16) For Rent or Sole BUJLblNG LOTS on Route 7, 12 llour ,.-,etker Servia Phon1 arr. N1abt Dq $3~ .00 Roujb, )ft. and IIPO•Idin_l[ Sll!~ Plant and 11., travelwith )Jr. Hd Mh. and dllldren of ' La~ra Holls. ~d . · BILL CHILDS. " 7 9 I mop 6 26 12to 2nd and Walnut. Phone 603B·Y. 7 9 Bte 19110 Jeep Station For llent - E~tenalon .Laddera, waa:on, with overdrive, aood Seatfold hoards, llrop Clolbl. FOR SALE - 8 rooms and bath ltOI')o and ball·hOUIO, loj,' Vene: condition. Phone '229. 7 9 6lc Clhtton Fl~t~hcr 1 :MLddlepOJt. lion 1 blind,, ooieinan al)toaitatle Phone 82bii,X. 111 tl aa• burnaee. PHone 8201·X. · 10Sf BUICK VB Special 4 'dr:Jih,. Jera sedan. 12,-49~ . Uard Top. ( 17) Help Wonted DJ'naiJow drive, JWc:H, beautl£ulWANT TQ M,I.KE ,1~ to $2~ ln a 11 krp~ ~~taoltnar's, 1'omoroy. day? ManJ &rPdolb.,g It. Plea88nl · T Btte ,..ork for rran or woman. No experience needed. Spare or full ll1.11CK \'8 6peeiJ!It dr. Sedan tlme. Will tt~ach and !lnanco fl • • DYI-.fiOw drlve, eualom YOIW Write McN,1.8 ' co~, 120 E. , Jnterlor, RtH,' one. careful own· Clark St., F'reeporl, 111. ,· er~ atae~ln•r~•· Pomuoy. 'f 8 tte ......,,_.-----. . 7 10 ltp - New and used car lNf PoN'OAC VI "J dt. Sedan. WANTED 1lllempn. Sl\lary and· eommlaeloa. F9R SALE ...:. a bedroom h-ouae, ll.aH. Hydrol!>atie, ono careful gaa well, furnace, city wator, 33 Write Box 668·D. c/ o The Dolley Jtc:tl oW'nlt, inUeap. Bliettnar•a acres. M710.00. Phone 907·M. Sentbtel, Pomero)', o . 7 ·e 16tc I'Dmeror. · Ts T93tc , 'XiloN'l'Eo - ·capailh.mt~dlo aJed co.uplaor lody to live In lqd help ca~e for 2 children. Write Box 868-E, c/ r: 1he Daily SenUne1, Pom•roy. 7 8 DIP · FOR BALE - --- 1m .' elU•elli ot tbo biutd ·twO C.ie,.du: tl\o • ___ - IWII!Jf tbrourh ~"' th. · GO Yet.rl o~.f >Jf;, Naw.,Yorko . I brinl' up thla tou~y lstue beel.use I jult. have been Jooklq over an inventl9n. tba~ U unl· CROSSWORD venally ~pted, may end the , puati,putl mlllh· '1P¥h· Alter noting here brlefty the other W 8. Collide ' I,. 10. VIne. covere'd l:l. Thumblike wing 1~ . .-mooth • ' • • ' Richard Jol. Nixon !rom. tbe 19M Q(iP ,.r~ ... .. ........... .......... .. ,............ ~··· H ,... .... 11 --· ~ I~ . • • w-r'a ••· lt. a•w ••hh. ..,. lfAMILTON WATCifll- .. sentinel ln. French mt.raha1 1 32. Murmured exd""a... uon,~ •9C~IJil i' .. ",. -··-'1- '"•'' -...,_ ,;-·• 'i , E •, 'l'oh -~: •' ' • ' ·~ ; I ' .•·· ' '' f ' .' '-r+--*. n IOX!Otdl U . Decree 14. Newlywed tlJ. Indian tent I<I. Cant ' 17. Pla~t ' ovule I ' . I the ettetitc-bUm doora Ill ,f<alr ~~t!Oa, whleb open wttllout be~ ; ~ ~ ~..~::.r ~"}t,P~~~ ~· trlleJI!Y ~~~· . . 83. Co~ wheels i 311- B!itlq,J!'<Or<' . a7. yol~,ce; · DICK TRACY lt. -tenclftC' awOrd DAILY CRYProQtf<Yi'E - Here's bow to wotk R: · "' ~ AXYDLBAAXR ' . Is LONGFELLOW One letter atmply atanda fqr 'nother. In this aam.pte A la ute4 (" ; :tor the three ;L'a, X fOtt the tw& O'a, etc. S11'\Cie lette¥a, opoatroph.ea, tt~e leng.th and fOrmallon of th' w~;>rda are ~II hUhlf, Each dav th41 cOde letter. •re dltterent. A ~ ·•· ' 'l'he woid II that otray cato' r,Dd dbp '!loet""-ly wW NoT ere.. . ,j· ~, tbreshold. Appo..,..u~ tb• ·breeze tbut tlaten, Lout.o.. )'Oil oald ; ,< 1)'Oil ~t couldii't · Fi!:Jl;r,' ~,,broue) · lif;tlil'ana· di800U~ai'.. -; .; : i them. ~ot to mention tb• •tre!i.l II hili ~p tbetr \I!O!'V•o.. 1 rocol\ , · 1~ ~ tba~<a po~~pe do~~ lil4 ipeht thrle ""*~~u~a ·~~~e """"'' r lcy~ ~e"ii.nj trGm a lllrYOWI\1~. cW ~fatt t(o Nell With ., U . Mr. Jiuatnr ,suitable 28. ftevlsea 29: Mounted IS. after the bank abut. .tor the ky--10 · doea the \dootkas door-. Convent!Onli1 alumlnum and g1aaa doors alide out and II are CloSed all.d lOCked until the nettt MOrpJng. I~ advanU.gea are obVh:Ju...-.ellmtnatloil of doQrn'll)' c9ncta~n~ l .' c:U\Unr d9wn ~urant:e ci11it8, pern\ittlnl f"'er ,acc.u for loading -and~ ••. ond, pe~po ehleQy,,elllnlnat!J!l.\h• bfQken,ankleo ,--r-';;: alld:~ br\tiaed abouldera tha.t ~ Pulh.: ·ll:ke, me ·e.re . ieaponalb1e tor in ,. · .olvtng qc:tol'l'. ~11 Ula.t eeema' ~ to the p~l"' 11. elb6wlng and , l: ,· lh~J· ~!tlrtng the •Umf!1er, wh~ the KniCk Ia: equipped wtth air · :/ =~~e .. dooflelli ;~~.~ wiD ~revent.lthe . ~d, ~hed . ~r. ,...d ...... ·,.. IN-IIIII r••r ••left II!IM ••r '"" ,_ rt1NIIn, •••, .......... ...... . .tthM..on wiN ~ • pope 40. A 42. Lntter Indl~a I ' mouthed 28. Not l ,~RUTH 36. Gaze open• 2t. A.IJ'Onquian • l'kE 38. Prong Yttt«r4•t'• M1Rr 39. Border 30. Flap 34.. Petl oft nlcloiname 21. Male aheep f. ·, ..,t~~i!Peertnr develoPment an4 le, lriinpty, an ltlvialble IJ.r curtail:) ·:J ~~~ d~nward a.t: a ·low .ipeed, ellmlnatlng drafta apd ,aeUhg u u lh~l,tinr wall protecting the buildinr'l interior from all outaJde \riathtr '¢0\tiUtioha. ,. . r ~,B~fore: ~ ,go on With ihta, wlU aoineone ~ell ~e it WtJUt Sutton · . ~ .atUI la In tp.e..pokey!' With a doorteis aoor- to J. barlk a reality, poor •. WOlle m~!Jt be dying, in dtin.nbe \rl;,, ·, · ~~·, i : / It'a auJIPrlair\g how ~fllin but ·gentle the thlrt( 18, Uke a woman•• , ~ ..no." It kee])l out dUit and dlr;t and ·aqW.l bliec:bl,. whl1' clgi.ret l' 1.b~tts, waate .pa,per <and ·other amiul p8.r,tl~.1ca ire collect~\ lsl a pit , . ·~a,n.J.,bl,~ng -and ftUahed away ·P.t~r_lodlcaUy. -JMiariwh!le, ' • 1 ~~ ~· doW Ja 10 turgid that a girl'• e~~t,even be rtu.11J8Fd ~· lllghtly, not-will her Bkirb:l ride ug. No .Co~ey . ~~d fun ho'Use, thJI!. • • Thla ia the :ftrat d0oi'1eu door In ·New · il"ork, bqt atmnar ones alrea.dy have been ~tailed in Zurich, Geneva, Melbourne and Tokyo. Hr. Boecher, a firJ1l doorleu door man by thla time, Is t;Onvinced I tha.t otller America comm~relal el!tabU.shments wW adopt it 1n the f\ I damed near future. . ,... , • · : · Ob, just.loo" at that WJille Sutton, wm you? Absolutely droollni. · ,' 15. .P~rch~d 23. Insane 20. Girl'• , , . . , lfHE DOoiii:.ES$. J)()OR t•~ tbo KniCk woa dei!P<d by lho Now TOfk arch1tect1 ~ ~d ~.mter and Sulzer brothers. It'1 a SWIM w 20·. Oaln 27. P1ur 22. Flowera 17. Cut '", , f slrt:am !\. Pronoun 8. Biblical name 'l. Peel 8. Control 9. Public vehicli! 11. Frenc~ compo.lel" te. Rut; I . · 1 bundl! wril.j)pera l _.,. Scorch u. t.arctt 1 W DOWN •'" Able· 1. M:laa to Rainu b:e 2. Man's nam11 dlrtetr!d 3. Little lslands,l9. Owned 4.City IN. C. I 21. Small poem &. Mister ICrr. t that • Lexlngtqn l.venue ttank llad come U,P with. • "door~'"' door," I put on ley, Uow.bou Un f April, yet) and muabed over to test lt. I\ worka. Mel Helmer. lt'a unne'rvtng, but It worb. . . Actually, tht1 . "doorleu door" 11 , aq 1Dvlllb1e;.~ 1 'but continuous flow of air .,~t 'fBtftl ji.Cro,la the entrpce' to tb'e i Kni~kerbocker Federal S'vtftgl and . Loan UISOCiation_&niJ qlablu that lru4itutton to forget about eonvenUort~ cSaora-durtnc" ~a.ytime . 1 hcurL ".We were dllltm;bed," u,ya Lou11 J!oeoher, the bank'• prQt• "' ;. dent, "when.. we aaw people wltb .paeka,ea etruggllnJ' with th~ tra41·· lional door, older pel'IO».I la.borl.hr to p)Jih thelr way In, or women ~u~Gu&l,Y enterlnc,~t~ . th.,r. children. We co,Mlu4f.4 J~ wO).lkl be a cenulne pu,bllc servlet to hav~ no.d09f1.at aiL" ·' 1 . It al8o Wa1 an extrerpel)' aJn:ewd pul:>llclt.y atep. Oh1 Loule-d'on•t " cbafe. rve been cynical all my checkered life. FOrd. --- tafety now 11nd· build future ~omtet . _..,. .eyeryue elM'• lite and • ' . hlritJ, lnd· the drl..r i.hd h91d d6ofl "~,--""--__ __,J..:..__,_ :1 -~-------b~.· p,t\itttrln~ ·j•Waddja Wanpa' df::lt Jc:Ul me !it • :1 am a puah~r... dfr.1 he1p Jt. \Yeu-111m-a ,o --·---·· ' iQ&'}. 4oort, !J.ui/.WASH118TOI I s-·· · dren'.a ThirtY $20· (UP) - UL ABNER my new - minutes from Pomeroy, Choice FOR SALE OR 'fRAOE - 22 Bcrc at olze. ilalph Ruaaell, ~OIIJeroy. (81 Auto Soles farm, 4 room house, mail and . 8297(e 11chooJ bus route. Sell Or ti'ade iu'2 FORD, two ione a:reen, oma\ie, reuqnably priced. Call ror house and lot. 7 g 6tp FOR SALE- 2 story brlek·bulid· . tOT.Jor 4B2·M. . 7 9 3tp ina 80-61 Walnut St.; lllddltpor~ TWO ROOM Furni11hc d apartment .._,.._ Contact .William Mlebaol, cor. 127 Bulternut, close in town . For beat u•ed car VALUES, see BOSTON _ I l LETARJ W V w. were in Pt. Pleasant ·FradllY e'o'enmg. . bii1 3 arrivfd b:v mail at the ?+to ·* 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford sachuett& PllbUc Welfare Depat'l· __.,. and daughtet:'. Neda , of Middleport ment office with 1 note that read vi.sited Mr. and Mrs. F~ed Lewt!l: 1 ' 1Consclence fund." , • Life, Au!<. Fire, PoliO. Coli Dou Millo, \llt.ldleplll'l, Ohio. · . :3 acre garden~ per rno. At Apple Grove. See Alex \\heeler. 7 10 ate L H. RAWLIHGS SONS 00. -21 T~Oie 'Mn. ~ Mr. and Mra. Curti& YOuac 1pent witli llr. and Dwi&ht Gibb1 were aboppiDJ ID· Suftda7 eve.Dii'I.C wttb )(r. and Mrs. were 'kr. Billie ..... New B•ven, Wednesdq and c:alled Tobey ll)'er& Mra.. Artle Row h Broad Run. · bl~,!i:''b'''h, Ad.Dt.in· on Mn. Gibbs' niece, -Mill Dana lin, W. J: Chapman and ~ ~~ l"ry. t trle,, llr. and Kra. Rly Melton and llr. and Mfa. Cee.\111- <JI]~ulog Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Limbert and Tqnda, Mr. W. A. BJesain'-, Mrs. family of . Akron spent, the children, -w.bo were the gueata of Mhl' JklnecuUer and ConDie, Mr. wee-k end witb hla mo~er~ Mrs. .LI~AL NOTICI Mr. and Mra. Dennu Roll.lb. lelt ed lin. Leonard Roullb Sandra Cecil B. le11in~ and o'h.er Rlative1. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT recently for their· home In Florida.. and Mll~OU! Ray wue Sund~}' IUeltl The Ladie~ 9( Oak Qrove. EUB loltlt of lilollo Holtor, c~oc,.Mro. Maggie Fry and 11011, Joaepb, of Mr. igd 1111'11. oa~lel We•Ba~d of 1thureb· met Tueadl.)' at th~ ch.uri:h Notice 11 hereby eiven that Law·· of ynton .caJied on Mr. and Mn. ,Mtan~rtgton. . . ~d spent the day In q._tlUnl in renee Holter whose Po•t Office Dwt&ht Gibbs r~ently. .. Mrs. Fannie Roulb aceompanled Those P!"',.~.t , •••n: addftn Ia Waterford, Ohio, hal ,J'bose ca.lling on ~Ila and Maude Mn. · Altle :ft.oulh to Parkeraburc duly r.ppoiD't.ed AdminiJtra. I Blessing Tuesday afteJnoon were Friday •where .the tatter epruulted ol the EstatC ,ol EmUa Hol\ft' ~ ~·· An~bell Ev~ns 'nd. , two -Dr. Thomas L. Barrls. . deeeas~. lat& of Racine, :M:etg~ j children, Mr~ F~;nnte- Ro~ih and r.tf•. arid Mr1. WaYne Hart Jr., ot County, Ohio DaD,!IY Ra1 or Union and Ml'l. Am7 Columbua, spent the week end Dated thi• 21st day of June 19S? Boston. • wj.&h Mr. and' Mr&. Taft Boaton ' . John C. Bacon ~ · Mr .. an~ .Mn. ~n,1d1 Rouah w.ere '1b'· and Mrt:. Wa)'ne Hart Sr. and Judge of the Problte court. , Jhopp1n1 . in. Polnl ,Pieallilnt re- · other ret"tiyea in UliJ are •. eentJ.y. . . · M,r:. and Mrs. Jumvr Kina and · Meigs County Oblo (8) 28;: (7) ·a; 10, 3tc ,. ' · J'red a"nd ~b Ro-.11 were bUS: daughter ol Soqtb CharlestOn · inesa callem ln Point Pl~aa,D.t, Fri· tl!:e· Week end with .Mr. day. _ . · Jvf!ll King of Oak Grove, , 1 . •. Go ~ Ch~rlle Browo returned to hlo Mn. Reiba Brooks 1nd daughter emp~yment on the ri-ver after a Hazel Ruth, were Sunday '.a:ueab ' MrL J. Chapmon an!l )laalrlet .• bort ,vacaUoa ·Witb bla family at pf Mr". lAra' Mae Brown aJJd tam~ Mr. and Mr,11. Ray 1Melton-, Tpnda -~· ' . . jly. "• Rae. lin. Leor~'ard Roush, ~~ Mrl. Beu Raybqrnl 1 · M~s. . Sam BOlton and TOf!'l!Jl)' aDd Eu; Rock, a:ene IQn,e spent tbe week end on and Milton R•Y yloited Mond,Y of. Ellzabeth Pullhtt, of g IJ)ent a fiahina: trip near Cbarletton ter.npi>n .with lll't· Ceell llle•&iol Mr. and Mn. C~fl• . an!J Ella;· · · · Sund~y afternoon with Mil. Cecil Mr. ~tnd Mn. Hoyter Rickard 'and son, Kesmeth, Co]umbiL!, villted ov· Robert Taylor and mother, Mia. Blessing and J!:I.Ja ~ Mr . .and Mr,. Ive• King of Oak er ·tbe week ·end vdtb Mr. and Mrs. Fannie Taylor ar, vi.crdtiJnlng 11'0 St Mary'a, Ohio and Man1field as Grove Were . !hopping I() Nl!w Ha· Curtla, Ernie and Twlla Rickard. Mrt. Curtis Riet•rd was el'll\'d to aue&t':i of Rev.· and lira. V. J~ 'La· ven and ~aton; Saturday motored th~y and Mr. and Mra. G'eor'le T•Y· on to Point Pleuant and were din· Cbafleston due tO the illness Of her ner gueru Jof ?P· a!Jd Mra. ;te,w ~ter. · r, Jor. . · 1 r -. Giedon Hinkle, .Mra. Carrie lu'aaon, Hartford, her aon·ln·law ' ., daughter and uncle of Atron ,,;;;.;,;,1 Monday evenlna with ilra. Bleesin& and &lla. · ~2'MARCH OF EVENTS ~e§ · Mi'i:. Garnett Chapman, Mrs. Inez Melton and Tohda; .Mrs, Myrtle Sta11tn tofb Uh 'Nod )kt'o Aldo •• Dlscil'lllalll.;,. Roush and children, ,Miss Beatrtee Yo ltave AcrmlnlitfGHon Hat AftiONd Dulllll Chapman were. shopping in Point Pleasant and calling on relatlVes , -Bgecfcll t& C~h'GJ Prill Auociatiotl Monday afternoon. AIIIIINOTON;-Hariild E. 8taaoon1 l'resl\lent E.....,_.;>o ..,0. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Dennll Roueh spent ' clal -~tant tn d~ent problem•• may be the nex'1. top. Monday evening with the EJ~er level ofttelal to-leave Uie', &dmfniltr-~tton. ' " ' . Newberry .family. . 'l'he ff.o-wloee!Jni11UW !nita¥ Se<rotarY of st.te Jobll J'OJIO Garrett H. Blessing or Clevelthd tor J;luUea by .by·~ tJaited st.t.. Allie• oo4 conducUoc bl• was the guest of hie brother, 'Shet4 ~ateral t&lkl wlth th• Bovi41tl at the Lon~ dl.ai'I'JW'Ptnl conferman of Board over. the week epd. ence. DIJIIM- nld to ..... 1114 Mr. &taeMower'• perm!.NioR ·ta Mr. and Mr11. Ben EvaDJ Ind. two flvo SlUM • loJ!Iue-kohloe wtth • . . daughtera or Akron ape'nt tbeir ~a· barred. Cjtion wlth Mr. and · Mn. Tan. '1'houlb hi Illumed 10' London to contiJiut .tho · lJoaton and other relatives ln the &nnl Umlt&Ucm talkl, Stauen· ll belleved . to han beta. put> oll Mtic. that bl.l days .on the mllenhower team. an numbered. Numeroua )))wtrfUl_Republk:au.bave been. pn• ~~ for tbt onettm:e .Milulellota rowmor ever ·lilnce tbe tJOUapll of hll attemPt to ..dltc:h.. Viqe Okey I PrtOHE 398 ICinJ. area. .- -- l 'j;- I lo C•yplopam · · ' quotatlot. w A 0 y N A YXTC x,.r · XI NA 1 NKFWHF FDNF WH : kXF WA FOG · 'A X ,. D • •• ).• l 'l'NA-.T ·O' A'YMCA., ' " .t. Yaterday'a ctyptoq11ote.1 r~ COME 1'0 THE$ BY MOON• ,.· i .•. . Ll<JHT, THO.UGH HELL 1!HOIJLU liAR THE ~AT-At.. '. . , ' • I'R!CD NOlES ·~ ' ' '· .. ;, NANCY -· .. . :·· . 1 ...;..__-! TI'IE PH>'NTOM ~ ~...,.4Dt.!.Jnr.~~..!~ ly~t . ~-:· ' FI.O,BBEFI. HA.S ElEEN · !iiTA.GIN<Jo HOLDUP$ ALL ., . ' '''' '' '' ~ , ., . ' ' " . ' ~ '" ·,. . l ' II,.~ ,.Jil•· .' . ~.· (18), ·Employment:)I_ Wonted ' ' Wanldd-PAPER HANGIM--2~ )'tan experlenee: Free t'l 'l · mltea, L. v. Rellinaer, Racln • Jilox 124, Ohio. 7-a.•~ I " ' .j J. '. ' '" J .' ,.. . . t ' ·) . ' . • . t 1 ., '· ' > OVE~ TOWN··· HE COMES OUT OF NOWHilH~E. ROBS I>EOPI-E A~D VANISHES �'. • ,/ • • . ' ' ' • f • I f ' Dally Sentillel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., .My 10." 1957-7 CLIPI'O-N r I ' .. ISundo;. --. • Ann Harris ot MIIOn vlslted l4r . Mn. r.atiaiie Frances of Mason Jnd Mra! JQbn @;trrleon. l"fiiday.. . .spent ~undh with Mr .and Mn 1 Mr. •ad ·.Mra. RleltJJ"d- 1P.'fnbuU~ F. !'(, L'"otkt!.u ana Mrs i.uri Co : and children~ John lnd Diile, and. '. son -. ., " · a rpp :f£'arl Eucene Nlctlo1Jon apent t M1 r.... It., t' 1 ,~.. 'I'hunday at llipit!y. , spen~r~! ;"~6".r1 t.;'8:~~t:tw~l~ -.~ Wml_a,n B~s wU palled \frO~ · •· Mr. an:f M:rl. '!rflest McCoy Arid h~s rpJoyment d.u~ ttl •.tDe ·deith . t lOa, ·Kenl, at Miami, Florida. . of'~ s a.urit , _Mts. ~~dlt _Wheeli!f\ July 4th dinner guesu~,pr Mr who liUffe-red .a 1tr'oke late Sat)Jrand ~trs. G. H. ~atrbon 'Yare th~ :~~n~l.ght ,l'l~ . died Su,nday after· . ,Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wr1ght •md tAKEN TO HDIPITAL daughl•l· Le Nelle. • . Mr. and M'rs. G. H, Harrison Harry Cartwright, Pometoy, wat ••ete in Point Ple•sant, MOnday removed to Meigs General Hosplon busi'ness. 1 ta.l Tuesday eVening about 8:20 Mn. Clyde Bumgardner spent Wtth ,a passable fractured leg by 'M!Jnday with Mrs. Clara Williams. the Pomeroy Emergency t~qu•"-· Safety . eoun.,. cil, JOQ can asMu. M;Qric Smith, Mrs. Thelma ! r sure your ehil· ·' Henry, Mrs . Clara Willi-ams and · Cont~.el•nc:~ E•Mid ' .•' d S-Dally Sentillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 10, 1957 . ' FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLB RESVLTS • WANT-ADS The Thomas located County, Nle by the Jaw offices Porru!'roy, Ohio, at 1:30 P. M. on J11l ~ IOtl!, 1937. Property apprailed at $12,000.00 and CIDnot be 10ld, RATES 2 eeau pn word, one·lnsertloa. Ulnlar.am chaq"e DOc.--f ;:entl per word for three coDSeCUtive tnserUont. • S~ial - 0¥ mootb for 25 ceuta per word. FuU rate of J eu.ll per word wJU be charged for advertising if lot paid fOJ' before the 1&111 of each m~;mth foUowinlllnsertlon . J!Zrera lD Adl'ertiii.D&-Should be reported immediaiety. Theo O.U7 SenUnel trill DOt be reaponatble for motle tban one incornwt inlft>l'tion. Card of Tlllnb IDd S....al NotiCOJ of l!vento $1.00. ObltuariN pablloh<d at I oeat P.r word. _ .. I (I J Notices • Hirer ·~ or Cont!'l<l" eGradlDa 1o Ditch llipial •Back·Hoe Service 1 ·•Truck Loadin1 EouiP.,enl eDuml!_ Truck Servlce' f»O~L~RY F'OH SALE-First Getl· VIRGIL WAMSLEY 1:00 P. M. bana · Hortman '! II• (,tatiOn Arbor Mre$ var•re~s Phone Cbeshlre 7-74.79 mile below Tuppers Pl'atns' orr":rost &roilet . chicks. ron RL 7. 2 pi<lce Uvin1 room 1 uite, . JGGS-DeKalb the Profit f'ul old chair, piano, floor llmpl, Jet. HERM BERRY'S HATCH· dining room table and chain; tRY, Jnc., Parkersburg, W CONCRETB BLOCU breakff lt set, 2 iron bedl c;; om· 1/a. Phonr GA-2-358~. ~10-lmQC' pletc. ~n tique dresser, dlshes, f for LoW' · pressure canner-hplds 7 qts _ 12 t. wood manufactured Run ' (lhlna vase and ornaments, 2 wa~m Abu!.lt b.oat. 10 H. P. ,Jr)~nson GBUESIB BLOCK CO. Mornlne stoves, rugs, electric o.utboard mol.or, car . top ca perculator, sunbeam mixer an'd ner, priced for qut ck sale. I Mlteo NOrllt of " toaster, lo~ cabin, corft' sheller, Plfone 3f7. 7-5-dtr ~~ buzz saw. brooder. Other article& VENETIAN BLINDS, M;lchStkl · too numer:ms to mention . ' lnd drapea and Bnadea, roll·up PoreJ Audioneer - lrownl• Woods . opie1. ehades, CJo'h·nylon, swnings, tJ~n•r - DeN!- HoHman - 1· . lloet Porch Valhmee, Electric lana, 7 10 3tp all kinds. Dale Wippel Supply WOMANneed, a~me Wilte Ger210 Union An ., Pomeroy. ' trude Ha11 , Box 34, t'ort)and. WE BUY 6 5 l mO,P1 / T 8 101p liTl!UCTUIIAL I afAMI GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and ICRAP IRON- MITALl Service. R. A. Finlaw, 512 E. 121 Cord Of Thanks MaiD, St., Pomertly. " 27 ti VAtL~Y Hudi(VIrten tor (II) Wanted To Buv 8amii'')Ritc Lu1111e - Lane Cedar WANTED TO .IJUY - 5 to 15 Chrata - LAU Window Fantacres, of coul-4 tn :S feet high Frlgldalre Refriamton. Ilk.,, Purnlture, Mldcllti'Qrt, Ohio Rutland. ..t. be · drift mineral and good Mu market. 4 ~ tf able price. Co nla ct James L. Criner, Route Nu. 1. Box 77 120 8) Insurance l.ost & Found ("') "' · .Fraziers Bottom. W . Va. ' Strah~ht ltU'c) Beagle pup~7 .:=====:::::=--::.:7 10 3tc ~mproo Aae.IICJ, month~ old. Mark on hla r!.eck. -~· ..-Middleport. Flte .. AutoiDobll• Goea by ,lhe nam'e of Snappy1 ( 14) fo Rent llolt~. Pbone flll111-ll' l4fi.ll Lelt home 4th ol July. .10.110 1 r Reward ror wv..ever find ;: him . Ci:-,.-.-m-and ~b-alh-a-pa-r-tm-en_t_ , -ne-w· FOlllt:MAN ••bam T .V . SEJI. can 1~9-M. 7 10 Stc Jy decorated. Call ~ 7 2 tf VICE .AU tnakei R~lred by Ex· pert :rte~nJcl&Qo- PbOoe 82iu y , APARTMENT For Rent - UnCur· IHIH! nhhcd, adu lts onoy. 2nd ~t.. Pam. > FUBLIC AUCTION ~ July For 13. -..11c1- ---;,.--.- OHIO JUNK CO. p-referably ne-ar ;':ho;no;:;;':ll=:..:===·=-=·-=:.- t;;;n;- ···- I 18bl - 7Jll6tp Auftl;,~S.;e~rv~~~~~~:j::'i·•t,r•~Y·~P~hwon;(J•.~44~G-~M~•r;.2H. • -- Mlclcll'r,:' ·, coMPL'1Ji lnaur~~n .. Pr4l.tctloD. Pbone fl03t.ll'. l>ODG! • -PLYIIIO!J'l11 DlllAinS t'i u (2iTR'eO"I e~tat~ 16) For Rent or Sole BUJLblNG LOTS on Route 7, 12 llour ,.-,etker Servia Phon1 arr. N1abt Dq $3~ .00 Roujb, )ft. and IIPO•Idin_l[ Sll!~ Plant and 11., travelwith )Jr. Hd Mh. and dllldren of ' La~ra Holls. ~d . · BILL CHILDS. " 7 9 I mop 6 26 12to 2nd and Walnut. Phone 603B·Y. 7 9 Bte 19110 Jeep Station For llent - E~tenalon .Laddera, waa:on, with overdrive, aood Seatfold hoards, llrop Clolbl. FOR SALE - 8 rooms and bath ltOI')o and ball·hOUIO, loj,' Vene: condition. Phone '229. 7 9 6lc Clhtton Fl~t~hcr 1 :MLddlepOJt. lion 1 blind,, ooieinan al)toaitatle Phone 82bii,X. 111 tl aa• burnaee. PHone 8201·X. · 10Sf BUICK VB Special 4 'dr:Jih,. Jera sedan. 12,-49~ . Uard Top. ( 17) Help Wonted DJ'naiJow drive, JWc:H, beautl£ulWANT TQ M,I.KE ,1~ to $2~ ln a 11 krp~ ~~taoltnar's, 1'omoroy. day? ManJ &rPdolb.,g It. Plea88nl · T Btte ,..ork for rran or woman. No experience needed. Spare or full ll1.11CK \'8 6peeiJ!It dr. Sedan tlme. Will tt~ach and !lnanco fl • • DYI-.fiOw drlve, eualom YOIW Write McN,1.8 ' co~, 120 E. , Jnterlor, RtH,' one. careful own· Clark St., F'reeporl, 111. ,· er~ atae~ln•r~•· Pomuoy. 'f 8 tte ......,,_.-----. . 7 10 ltp - New and used car lNf PoN'OAC VI "J dt. Sedan. WANTED 1lllempn. Sl\lary and· eommlaeloa. F9R SALE ...:. a bedroom h-ouae, ll.aH. Hydrol!>atie, ono careful gaa well, furnace, city wator, 33 Write Box 668·D. c/ o The Dolley Jtc:tl oW'nlt, inUeap. Bliettnar•a acres. M710.00. Phone 907·M. Sentbtel, Pomero)', o . 7 ·e 16tc I'Dmeror. · Ts T93tc , 'XiloN'l'Eo - ·capailh.mt~dlo aJed co.uplaor lody to live In lqd help ca~e for 2 children. Write Box 868-E, c/ r: 1he Daily SenUne1, Pom•roy. 7 8 DIP · FOR BALE - --- 1m .' elU•elli ot tbo biutd ·twO C.ie,.du: tl\o • ___ - IWII!Jf tbrourh ~"' th. · GO Yet.rl o~.f >Jf;, Naw.,Yorko . I brinl' up thla tou~y lstue beel.use I jult. have been Jooklq over an inventl9n. tba~ U unl· CROSSWORD venally ~pted, may end the , puati,putl mlllh· '1P¥h· Alter noting here brlefty the other W 8. Collide ' I,. 10. VIne. covere'd l:l. Thumblike wing 1~ . .-mooth • ' • • ' Richard Jol. Nixon !rom. tbe 19M Q(iP ,.r~ ... .. ........... .......... .. ,............ ~··· H ,... .... 11 --· ~ I~ . • • w-r'a ••· lt. a•w ••hh. ..,. lfAMILTON WATCifll- .. sentinel ln. French mt.raha1 1 32. Murmured exd""a... uon,~ •9C~IJil i' .. ",. -··-'1- '"•'' -...,_ ,;-·• 'i , E •, 'l'oh -~: •' ' • ' ·~ ; I ' .•·· ' '' f ' .' '-r+--*. n IOX!Otdl U . Decree 14. Newlywed tlJ. Indian tent I<I. Cant ' 17. Pla~t ' ovule I ' . I the ettetitc-bUm doora Ill ,f<alr ~~t!Oa, whleb open wttllout be~ ; ~ ~ ~..~::.r ~"}t,P~~~ ~· trlleJI!Y ~~~· . . 83. Co~ wheels i 311- B!itlq,J!'<Or<' . a7. yol~,ce; · DICK TRACY lt. -tenclftC' awOrd DAILY CRYProQtf<Yi'E - Here's bow to wotk R: · "' ~ AXYDLBAAXR ' . Is LONGFELLOW One letter atmply atanda fqr 'nother. In this aam.pte A la ute4 (" ; :tor the three ;L'a, X fOtt the tw& O'a, etc. S11'\Cie lette¥a, opoatroph.ea, tt~e leng.th and fOrmallon of th' w~;>rda are ~II hUhlf, Each dav th41 cOde letter. •re dltterent. A ~ ·•· ' 'l'he woid II that otray cato' r,Dd dbp '!loet""-ly wW NoT ere.. . ,j· ~, tbreshold. Appo..,..u~ tb• ·breeze tbut tlaten, Lout.o.. )'Oil oald ; ,< 1)'Oil ~t couldii't · Fi!:Jl;r,' ~,,broue) · lif;tlil'ana· di800U~ai'.. -; .; : i them. ~ot to mention tb• •tre!i.l II hili ~p tbetr \I!O!'V•o.. 1 rocol\ , · 1~ ~ tba~<a po~~pe do~~ lil4 ipeht thrle ""*~~u~a ·~~~e """"'' r lcy~ ~e"ii.nj trGm a lllrYOWI\1~. cW ~fatt t(o Nell With ., U . Mr. Jiuatnr ,suitable 28. ftevlsea 29: Mounted IS. after the bank abut. .tor the ky--10 · doea the \dootkas door-. Convent!Onli1 alumlnum and g1aaa doors alide out and II are CloSed all.d lOCked until the nettt MOrpJng. I~ advanU.gea are obVh:Ju...-.ellmtnatloil of doQrn'll)' c9ncta~n~ l .' c:U\Unr d9wn ~urant:e ci11it8, pern\ittlnl f"'er ,acc.u for loading -and~ ••. ond, pe~po ehleQy,,elllnlnat!J!l.\h• bfQken,ankleo ,--r-';;: alld:~ br\tiaed abouldera tha.t ~ Pulh.: ·ll:ke, me ·e.re . ieaponalb1e tor in ,. · .olvtng qc:tol'l'. ~11 Ula.t eeema' ~ to the p~l"' 11. elb6wlng and , l: ,· lh~J· ~!tlrtng the •Umf!1er, wh~ the KniCk Ia: equipped wtth air · :/ =~~e .. dooflelli ;~~.~ wiD ~revent.lthe . ~d, ~hed . ~r. ,...d ...... ·,.. IN-IIIII r••r ••left II!IM ••r '"" ,_ rt1NIIn, •••, .......... ...... . .tthM..on wiN ~ • pope 40. A 42. Lntter Indl~a I ' mouthed 28. Not l ,~RUTH 36. Gaze open• 2t. A.IJ'Onquian • l'kE 38. Prong Yttt«r4•t'• M1Rr 39. Border 30. Flap 34.. Petl oft nlcloiname 21. Male aheep f. ·, ..,t~~i!Peertnr develoPment an4 le, lriinpty, an ltlvialble IJ.r curtail:) ·:J ~~~ d~nward a.t: a ·low .ipeed, ellmlnatlng drafta apd ,aeUhg u u lh~l,tinr wall protecting the buildinr'l interior from all outaJde \riathtr '¢0\tiUtioha. ,. . r ~,B~fore: ~ ,go on With ihta, wlU aoineone ~ell ~e it WtJUt Sutton · . ~ .atUI la In tp.e..pokey!' With a doorteis aoor- to J. barlk a reality, poor •. WOlle m~!Jt be dying, in dtin.nbe \rl;,, ·, · ~~·, i : / It'a auJIPrlair\g how ~fllin but ·gentle the thlrt( 18, Uke a woman•• , ~ ..no." It kee])l out dUit and dlr;t and ·aqW.l bliec:bl,. whl1' clgi.ret l' 1.b~tts, waate .pa,per <and ·other amiul p8.r,tl~.1ca ire collect~\ lsl a pit , . ·~a,n.J.,bl,~ng -and ftUahed away ·P.t~r_lodlcaUy. -JMiariwh!le, ' • 1 ~~ ~· doW Ja 10 turgid that a girl'• e~~t,even be rtu.11J8Fd ~· lllghtly, not-will her Bkirb:l ride ug. No .Co~ey . ~~d fun ho'Use, thJI!. • • Thla ia the :ftrat d0oi'1eu door In ·New · il"ork, bqt atmnar ones alrea.dy have been ~tailed in Zurich, Geneva, Melbourne and Tokyo. Hr. Boecher, a firJ1l doorleu door man by thla time, Is t;Onvinced I tha.t otller America comm~relal el!tabU.shments wW adopt it 1n the f\ I damed near future. . ,... , • · : · Ob, just.loo" at that WJille Sutton, wm you? Absolutely droollni. · ,' 15. .P~rch~d 23. Insane 20. Girl'• , , . . , lfHE DOoiii:.ES$. J)()OR t•~ tbo KniCk woa dei!P<d by lho Now TOfk arch1tect1 ~ ~d ~.mter and Sulzer brothers. It'1 a SWIM w 20·. Oaln 27. P1ur 22. Flowera 17. Cut '", , f slrt:am !\. Pronoun 8. Biblical name 'l. Peel 8. Control 9. Public vehicli! 11. Frenc~ compo.lel" te. Rut; I . · 1 bundl! wril.j)pera l _.,. Scorch u. t.arctt 1 W DOWN •'" Able· 1. M:laa to Rainu b:e 2. Man's nam11 dlrtetr!d 3. Little lslands,l9. Owned 4.City IN. C. I 21. Small poem &. Mister ICrr. t that • Lexlngtqn l.venue ttank llad come U,P with. • "door~'"' door," I put on ley, Uow.bou Un f April, yet) and muabed over to test lt. I\ worka. Mel Helmer. lt'a unne'rvtng, but It worb. . . Actually, tht1 . "doorleu door" 11 , aq 1Dvlllb1e;.~ 1 'but continuous flow of air .,~t 'fBtftl ji.Cro,la the entrpce' to tb'e i Kni~kerbocker Federal S'vtftgl and . Loan UISOCiation_&niJ qlablu that lru4itutton to forget about eonvenUort~ cSaora-durtnc" ~a.ytime . 1 hcurL ".We were dllltm;bed," u,ya Lou11 J!oeoher, the bank'• prQt• "' ;. dent, "when.. we aaw people wltb .paeka,ea etruggllnJ' with th~ tra41·· lional door, older pel'IO».I la.borl.hr to p)Jih thelr way In, or women ~u~Gu&l,Y enterlnc,~t~ . th.,r. children. We co,Mlu4f.4 J~ wO).lkl be a cenulne pu,bllc servlet to hav~ no.d09f1.at aiL" ·' 1 . It al8o Wa1 an extrerpel)' aJn:ewd pul:>llclt.y atep. Oh1 Loule-d'on•t " cbafe. rve been cynical all my checkered life. FOrd. --- tafety now 11nd· build future ~omtet . _..,. .eyeryue elM'• lite and • ' . hlritJ, lnd· the drl..r i.hd h91d d6ofl "~,--""--__ __,J..:..__,_ :1 -~-------b~.· p,t\itttrln~ ·j•Waddja Wanpa' df::lt Jc:Ul me !it • :1 am a puah~r... dfr.1 he1p Jt. \Yeu-111m-a ,o --·---·· ' iQ&'}. 4oort, !J.ui/.WASH118TOI I s-·· · dren'.a ThirtY $20· (UP) - UL ABNER my new - minutes from Pomeroy, Choice FOR SALE OR 'fRAOE - 22 Bcrc at olze. ilalph Ruaaell, ~OIIJeroy. (81 Auto Soles farm, 4 room house, mail and . 8297(e 11chooJ bus route. Sell Or ti'ade iu'2 FORD, two ione a:reen, oma\ie, reuqnably priced. Call ror house and lot. 7 g 6tp FOR SALE- 2 story brlek·bulid· . tOT.Jor 4B2·M. . 7 9 3tp ina 80-61 Walnut St.; lllddltpor~ TWO ROOM Furni11hc d apartment .._,.._ Contact .William Mlebaol, cor. 127 Bulternut, close in town . For beat u•ed car VALUES, see BOSTON _ I l LETARJ W V w. were in Pt. Pleasant ·FradllY e'o'enmg. . bii1 3 arrivfd b:v mail at the ?+to ·* 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford sachuett& PllbUc Welfare Depat'l· __.,. and daughtet:'. Neda , of Middleport ment office with 1 note that read vi.sited Mr. and Mrs. F~ed Lewt!l: 1 ' 1Consclence fund." , • Life, Au!<. Fire, PoliO. Coli Dou Millo, \llt.ldleplll'l, Ohio. · . :3 acre garden~ per rno. At Apple Grove. See Alex \\heeler. 7 10 ate L H. RAWLIHGS SONS 00. -21 T~Oie 'Mn. ~ Mr. and Mra. Curti& YOuac 1pent witli llr. and Dwi&ht Gibb1 were aboppiDJ ID· Suftda7 eve.Dii'I.C wttb )(r. and Mrs. were 'kr. Billie ..... New B•ven, Wednesdq and c:alled Tobey ll)'er& Mra.. Artle Row h Broad Run. · bl~,!i:''b'''h, Ad.Dt.in· on Mn. Gibbs' niece, -Mill Dana lin, W. J: Chapman and ~ ~~ l"ry. t trle,, llr. and Kra. Rly Melton and llr. and Mfa. Cee.\111- <JI]~ulog Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Limbert and Tqnda, Mr. W. A. BJesain'-, Mrs. family of . Akron spent, the children, -w.bo were the gueata of Mhl' JklnecuUer and ConDie, Mr. wee-k end witb hla mo~er~ Mrs. .LI~AL NOTICI Mr. and Mra. Dennu Roll.lb. lelt ed lin. Leonard Roullb Sandra Cecil B. le11in~ and o'h.er Rlative1. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT recently for their· home In Florida.. and Mll~OU! Ray wue Sund~}' IUeltl The Ladie~ 9( Oak Qrove. EUB loltlt of lilollo Holtor, c~oc,.Mro. Maggie Fry and 11011, Joaepb, of Mr. igd 1111'11. oa~lel We•Ba~d of 1thureb· met Tueadl.)' at th~ ch.uri:h Notice 11 hereby eiven that Law·· of ynton .caJied on Mr. and Mn. ,Mtan~rtgton. . . ~d spent the day In q._tlUnl in renee Holter whose Po•t Office Dwt&ht Gibbs r~ently. .. Mrs. Fannie Roulb aceompanled Those P!"',.~.t , •••n: addftn Ia Waterford, Ohio, hal ,J'bose ca.lling on ~Ila and Maude Mn. · Altle :ft.oulh to Parkeraburc duly r.ppoiD't.ed AdminiJtra. I Blessing Tuesday afteJnoon were Friday •where .the tatter epruulted ol the EstatC ,ol EmUa Hol\ft' ~ ~·· An~bell Ev~ns 'nd. , two -Dr. Thomas L. Barrls. . deeeas~. lat& of Racine, :M:etg~ j children, Mr~ F~;nnte- Ro~ih and r.tf•. arid Mr1. WaYne Hart Jr., ot County, Ohio DaD,!IY Ra1 or Union and Ml'l. Am7 Columbua, spent the week end Dated thi• 21st day of June 19S? Boston. • wj.&h Mr. and' Mr&. Taft Boaton ' . John C. Bacon ~ · Mr .. an~ .Mn. ~n,1d1 Rouah w.ere '1b'· and Mrt:. Wa)'ne Hart Sr. and Judge of the Problte court. , Jhopp1n1 . in. Polnl ,Pieallilnt re- · other ret"tiyea in UliJ are •. eentJ.y. . . · M,r:. and Mrs. Jumvr Kina and · Meigs County Oblo (8) 28;: (7) ·a; 10, 3tc ,. ' · J'red a"nd ~b Ro-.11 were bUS: daughter ol Soqtb CharlestOn · inesa callem ln Point Pl~aa,D.t, Fri· tl!:e· Week end with .Mr. day. _ . · Jvf!ll King of Oak Grove, , 1 . •. Go ~ Ch~rlle Browo returned to hlo Mn. Reiba Brooks 1nd daughter emp~yment on the ri-ver after a Hazel Ruth, were Sunday '.a:ueab ' MrL J. Chapmon an!l )laalrlet .• bort ,vacaUoa ·Witb bla family at pf Mr". lAra' Mae Brown aJJd tam~ Mr. and Mr,11. Ray 1Melton-, Tpnda -~· ' . . jly. "• Rae. lin. Leor~'ard Roush, ~~ Mrl. Beu Raybqrnl 1 · M~s. . Sam BOlton and TOf!'l!Jl)' aDd Eu; Rock, a:ene IQn,e spent tbe week end on and Milton R•Y yloited Mond,Y of. Ellzabeth Pullhtt, of g IJ)ent a fiahina: trip near Cbarletton ter.npi>n .with lll't· Ceell llle•&iol Mr. and Mn. C~fl• . an!J Ella;· · · · Sund~y afternoon with Mil. Cecil Mr. ~tnd Mn. Hoyter Rickard 'and son, Kesmeth, Co]umbiL!, villted ov· Robert Taylor and mother, Mia. Blessing and J!:I.Ja ~ Mr . .and Mr,. Ive• King of Oak er ·tbe week ·end vdtb Mr. and Mrs. Fannie Taylor ar, vi.crdtiJnlng 11'0 St Mary'a, Ohio and Man1field as Grove Were . !hopping I() Nl!w Ha· Curtla, Ernie and Twlla Rickard. Mrt. Curtis Riet•rd was el'll\'d to aue&t':i of Rev.· and lira. V. J~ 'La· ven and ~aton; Saturday motored th~y and Mr. and Mra. G'eor'le T•Y· on to Point Pleuant and were din· Cbafleston due tO the illness Of her ner gueru Jof ?P· a!Jd Mra. ;te,w ~ter. · r, Jor. . · 1 r -. Giedon Hinkle, .Mra. Carrie lu'aaon, Hartford, her aon·ln·law ' ., daughter and uncle of Atron ,,;;;.;,;,1 Monday evenlna with ilra. Bleesin& and &lla. · ~2'MARCH OF EVENTS ~e§ · Mi'i:. Garnett Chapman, Mrs. Inez Melton and Tohda; .Mrs, Myrtle Sta11tn tofb Uh 'Nod )kt'o Aldo •• Dlscil'lllalll.;,. Roush and children, ,Miss Beatrtee Yo ltave AcrmlnlitfGHon Hat AftiONd Dulllll Chapman were. shopping in Point Pleasant and calling on relatlVes , -Bgecfcll t& C~h'GJ Prill Auociatiotl Monday afternoon. AIIIIINOTON;-Hariild E. 8taaoon1 l'resl\lent E.....,_.;>o ..,0. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Dennll Roueh spent ' clal -~tant tn d~ent problem•• may be the nex'1. top. Monday evening with the EJ~er level ofttelal to-leave Uie', &dmfniltr-~tton. ' " ' . Newberry .family. . 'l'he ff.o-wloee!Jni11UW !nita¥ Se<rotarY of st.te Jobll J'OJIO Garrett H. Blessing or Clevelthd tor J;luUea by .by·~ tJaited st.t.. Allie• oo4 conducUoc bl• was the guest of hie brother, 'Shet4 ~ateral t&lkl wlth th• Bovi41tl at the Lon~ dl.ai'I'JW'Ptnl conferman of Board over. the week epd. ence. DIJIIM- nld to ..... 1114 Mr. &taeMower'• perm!.NioR ·ta Mr. and Mr11. Ben EvaDJ Ind. two flvo SlUM • loJ!Iue-kohloe wtth • . . daughtera or Akron ape'nt tbeir ~a· barred. Cjtion wlth Mr. and · Mn. Tan. '1'houlb hi Illumed 10' London to contiJiut .tho · lJoaton and other relatives ln the &nnl Umlt&Ucm talkl, Stauen· ll belleved . to han beta. put> oll Mtic. that bl.l days .on the mllenhower team. an numbered. Numeroua )))wtrfUl_Republk:au.bave been. pn• ~~ for tbt onettm:e .Milulellota rowmor ever ·lilnce tbe tJOUapll of hll attemPt to ..dltc:h.. 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