https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0087f452e50c41858cb3700954366d53.pdf 4786f221b252a5d05338c43cd9418b4b PDF Text Text .. • • <t' • . ' .. ' . .• • j <\ A L CLEAN UP SALE BEGINS TOMORROW I FRIDAyI .JULy 26th . ' Rei. $11.15 W"MEN'S DRESSES •.. . ..• • . . $8.80 Re.. 'lUS WOMEN'S DRESSES ••...•..• • 8.00 Be&. flt.OO WOMEN'S DRESSES ..... .... $1.00 Jte&, ' 8.85 WOMEN'S DRESSES ......... $8.00 Reg. f 1.15 W6MEN'S DRESSES ...... .. . $5.00 87 Be,. ' US WOMEN'S DRESSES ......... U .OO 110 Bee· $ 3.15 WOMEN'S DRESSES . . . . . . . . $3.00 US Rell. $ 2.95 WomoD'I HOllie Dren... . . ... $2.00 7 Jte&. $US Women's Play S11lla ..... . . . . .. .. • 2.00 11 Ref. $US WOMEN'S SKIRTS . . . . . . . . . . . . $%.00 11 Re(. $3.8S to $7.85 WOMEN'S SKIRTS . . . . $3.00 %0 Be,. $!.95 IDd $3.85 GIRLS' SKIRTS ... . .. $%.00 5 Bee· '11.50 GIRLS' COATS .• •.. . .. . .... $10.00 18 BOI· $13.95 GIRLS' COATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 1.00 3 Bel. $1!.15 GIRLS' COATS ............ . $ 1.00 t ROI. ftt.OO GIRLS' (;OATS . . . . . . . . . . . • . $ 7.00 %1 B... $ 8.85 GIRLS' COATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4.00 11 Reg. ' 7.IS GIIW!' COATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . f 5.00 10! Reg. $1.48 and U.DS GIRLS' SHORTS ... . fl.OO · 7 Be&. $3.15 GIRLS' PLAYSUITS •........... U.OO 27 Reg. $US GIRLS' T SHIRTS . . . . . . .•... U.118 IS Rec. $2.39 to $3.95 WOMEN'S SHORTS . . . . $1.00 8 ReJ. 'US MATERNITY DRESSEB . . . . . . . ,3.00 Z ReJ. $US MATERNITY DRESSI!ll ........ $!.00 11 Rei. $5.95 MATERNITY TOPS . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 I Reg. $US WOMEN'S CREPE ROBES .. . ... n.OO 1 Rec. $8UO WOMAN'S COAT . .. .... . . . .. $19.75 ! Reg. $%UO WOMEN'S COATS ........... UUI 5 Rec. $3UO WOMEN'S SUITS .. .... . ... .. $19.7S 2 Reg. $25.00 WOMEN'S SUITS . . . . . . . . . . . . UUO 4 Reg. $19.118 WOMEN'S Str!TS . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 9.75 S Bee. $17.50 WOMEN'S SUITS . . . . . • . . . . . . • 8.75 1 llec. UUS WOMAN'S SUIT • ............ $ 7.48 1 Reg. $13.85 WOMAN'S SUIT . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1.98 WOMEN'S LINGERIE 6 Reg . • 3.95 R.A YON TRICOT GOWNS .%.00 4 Reg. n8.95 NYWN TRICOT GOWNS ... $3.00 8 Reg. $5.95 NYLON TRICOT GOWNS ... . .. $3.etl 7 Reg. $3.15 NYLON TRICOT PETTICOATS . $%.00 3 Reg. $1.95 NYWN SHORTY GOWNS ... . . U .OO 6 Reg. $1.50 Extra Large Rayon PANTIES .... . 75e %7 Reg, 59e RAYON TRICOT PANTIES . ....... 3k ! Reg . ...95 NYLON TRICOT SLIPS (&d) .... $3.00 % Reg. $3.95 WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS ..... U.OO I Reg. $3.95 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS ... . .... $2.00 2 Reg. $3.95 Nylon Trleot PAJAMAS .... . •.. f%.00 2 Reg. $2.85 Rayon Cre110 BED JACKETS .. . . $2:00 12 Reg. $1.95 E•tra Size lloyon Trl<ot SLIPS . . $1.00 FOUNDAliON GARMENTS 3 Reg. $3.85 STRETCH GIRDLES ........... I Reg. f1 .50 NYLON GIRDLE ....... . .. .. . ! Reg. $7.95 Cotton Brocade GIRDLES .. . ... 1 Reg. $8.95 HI WAIST GIRDLE ..... . ... . .. I Reg. $5.95 DACRO.N GIRDLE . . .. . . . ... •• I Reg. $5.00 STRETCH GIRDLE . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Reg. $2.50 MESH STRETCH GIRb'LES .. ... MEN'S TROUSERS • . . .. . . $7.00 • • • 0 • • . .. . . . $6.00 $4.00 . MEN'S DEPARTMEltT ... -- ... - .. WOMEN'S HANDBAGS - ~· MEN'S l!OBBY JEANS . . . . . . .... $2.00 ' ti.9S MEN'S KNIT ' POLO SHIRTS ' .... ...... f1 .39 Rei· tUS MEN'S KNIT POLO SHIRTS . ... .. $2.00 Reg. tU8 Sbort Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS . . . . .. $1.50 Reg. $1.95 Long Sleeve While Dress Shlrh . . . . $1.38 Men's Bli Yonk Matching Uniform• ...... • 6.00 a suit ... 13 Reg. U.95 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS .. . .. . .. $3.00 1 Reg. $8.95 WOMAN'S HANDBAG . .. . .. ... ltOJ. tZ.91 t•.oo 9 Reg. $7.85 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS • , •..•.. $4.00 19 Reg. $2.85 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS' . . ...... $1.50 14 Reg. $1.9S WOMEN'S HANDBAGS ... . .. . . $1.00 1Z Reg. $1.00 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS . . . .. .. . . 50c - .. __._. - MIRROR.$ .' . BICYCLES Bog. $1.98 18"•18" WALL MIRRORS . ..... .. . $1.81 ZO lneb BICYCLES . . ... . ........ . ...... . $3&.00 Reg. U.69 f8"x18" WALL MIRRORS .... . .. .. $1.31 Reg. $2.49 !O"dO" \tALL MiRRORS ... ...... , .1.98 . %4 Jnob BICYCLEil ......... " ............ $39.00 28 Ineh BICYCLES . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. , .. . $39.00 Reg. t3.28 2!"x2Z" WALL MIRRORS .. . .. . .. . fi!.68 Reg, $5.91 14"xS4" WALL MIRRORS .. . ... . .• $U8 Reg. f8.95 18"x80" WALL MIRRORS' . . ..... . . $5.44 NURSERY FURNITURE Bel. $11.11 BATHINI!TTES . . .. .. .... .' ...... • 8.88 Bel. UUI BATHINBTI'ES •. . . .. . . ..... . .. $13.88 Ref. $4.%9 CAR SEAT8 .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . • f3.00 Res. Ro1. RoJ. BeJ. ReJ. Re1. Re1. Re1. . Re1. $1.11 CAR SEATS ....... . ....... . .. .. $1.11 UUI BASSlNETTES ....•.. . .. . ... . •• $7.00 $11.10 STROLLERS .. .. .. , ...... , .... U ••OO 11UI STROLLEIIS ... ......... .. . ... fll"O UUI STROLLERS ...... .. ......... . $li.;ll $lUI FOLDA HI Clh\IRS . . .... , . .... U .81 $1t.IO PLAY PENS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . U .tS 'IUO BABY IIIOll .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . I! ... $1'l,IO BABY BEDS ... .. .. • .. .. .. .. . . . $1••00 ReJ....t5 CAR. BEDS . .. .... ....... .. ...... ...00 lleJ . ....918WINGS ...... .... ....... , . . .. .. t~.Oo . TABLES 4 Res. $18.81 LIGHT FINISH TABLES ..••.. I Rea. $11.10 TV TABLE IDd CART .... . ... . 2 Rea. $18.81 STEP TABLES .. .. ...... . .... 2 Rei. $12:50 LIGHT ROUND TABLES . . ..• 1 Re.. $14.91 PICTURE WINDOW TABLE . .. 1 Reg. $2'1.10 LIME OAK STEP TABLE . . . . . . I Res. fU.ts DRUM TABLE .. . .. ,. . • . . . . • 1 ReJ. 18UO DRUM TABLE • .. . . : . . . . . . . • 1 Ref. $!2.50 DRUM TABLE .. .. . •... . , .•• 2 Rea. $3l.SO CORNER TAIJL£8 ..•. . .••• . •• ! Re1. 117.110 CORNER TABLES .. .... . . .. • •. 1 ReJ. ~~.91 CORNER TABLE . . . . . . . . . . . • Reg. $%.95 WOOL aiUI NYLON STOLES .... Reg. $%.85 SILK and COTTON STOLES .... Reg. $3.95 SILK ud COTTON STOLES . . . . Reg, $5.95 WOOL STOLES • . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 • 2.00 $2.50 $3.00 -----~----------~ INFANTS' WEAR 8 1 1 2 5 COSTUME JEWELRY 15 Reg. $2.50 COTTON BRAS . ..... . ... . ... : . 'U .S& ' · i 'Reg. $2.00 CO'I"''qN BRAS . . .. : ...... ... .. '$1.50 9 Reg. $4.00 CINCH BRAS ... ... . .... . .... 'UO '' 7 Reg. f2.50 COTTON STRAPLESS BRAS ... . 11.10 UUB $1%.88 $".811 UU8 tll:88 $18.88 $18.88 .U.88 •U·"-8. $U.OO $10.00 $1~·· ,. Regular $1.95 Cos1ume Jewelry · · · · $1.00 Regular $1.00 Costume Jewelry · · · · · · SOc ·~> ' ' 0 o • I ~ \ ·~ ' '-· . ---------------------~====~::~::~~~~-~~ ' . ' ~ ~~~~~~ ~ ~-~~----------------- • ' Pomerqy.lflddle""rt, ...., "rllr.y,1July.,211, ·1 .. 1~7 8 Reg. $1.29 GLASS ASH TR,AY SETS . . . . . . . GOt 4 Reg. $1.89 GLASS ASR "~:BAY Sl!:I'S .... . .. 75e 120 Reg. lfle GLASS DISHES , . . . . . . .. . . ..... lOc .' BOOK. CASES- DESKS aild (EDAR CHESTS WillNotBaDot . Issue In November 42 Reg. 45c CASSEROLE BASKETS . . . . . . . . . . lOt 11 Reg. 59c CASSEROLE BASKETS • . . . . . . . . . 30o 8 Reg. 75e CASSEROLE BASKETS .. . . ... . .. SOt 6 Reg. 95e CASSEROLE BASKETS . . ..... . , . SOt 4 Reg. $1.10 CASSEROLE BASKETS . ... . . .. 50t 3 Reg. $1.19 CASSEROLE BASKETS .. . .. .. . 50c 11 Reg. U.OO BRILLIUM TRAY$ ·....... , . , . . SOc 5 Reg. $US CENTERPIECES . . . . . . . • . . . . . $1.00 43 Reg. 35e PLAS11C PicrUR:E l'RAMES .... tOe 4 Reg. tl.95 GLASS SANDWICH 'TRAYS . .. $1.00 41 Reg. 39e CHINA CUPS IDd SAJJ<:EIIS . .. ... 21ie 14 Roc. $2.95 EJedrlc lt~seel Dost~;oyerl . .... $1:00 11 Reg. 98e PLAS~IC fLACE MAT SETS . .... 3~e 3 Reg. $4.15 <;AST IRON GRILLS . . . . . . . . $%.00 11 Reg. $1.$9 TEA POTS ........... .. .. ... . 60e 59 Reg. 59e GRAVY BOATS .. ... ..... 1.. .... ~ S9c 6 Reg. fl.ll SUGAR IDd CREAM SETS • . . . . . $0e 63 Jt.og. 89c SALT ~d PEPPER SETS . . . . . . . . . %5e 14 Reg. U.l9 COVERED DISiii!S .. . . .. ... ... lfle . 15 Reg. 50t , MEA~ P~TTERS ; . .... .. , ... ·. , . 25c 31 Reg. $1.00 MEAT PLATTERS . ... c . . . . .• . :' ioe J Rei. $10$.00 M..~IDY Drop Leaf Tallie. ..• ~::::: t Rec. '101.0' Comer Cltbla Cab)nell ... . . .. . 2 Re1• .1101.10 Ml/lOP,IJY Bulfeta ...•. . • • .. , 11 Roc. !iiabOCUIY Book Sbelf .••. , •..••. iii!~~! Be,. '42.10 _.7.10 Walall& Book Cue ............ 1 Rec. f3-f.OO JlookShelf ............. .. .. .. 1 ReJ. _....0 Waln11t Book Caie ........... . 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 l 1 o 'J, • • • 1 o o!:'\\ ...~-' .....'••,. Cod'\' . - ··~ . ole ·Young Numismatists Purslle,, . I Hoose Demotrats Blame Ike For Defeat Of The Measure ' villa~!, 'clerk, said today Novemlier b~llot for a .~ ~ ' - - - - - - - - - -• -- - SING..., COPY-lie WASHIN~TON (UP) - House Democrats bitterly. blamed Prelident Etsenhower today for defeat of the f1 500 000 000 school eoJUitructlon bln. ' ' ' d Houu Republican• def~nded the President's role. But they a mttled his failure to giVe strong support to th hurt tis chances of passage. e measure f . Health .~as qot acted on . pmnll ~o dump un;here were waiting - -- - ---' Not Guilty Plea · Made By Five On •• ', '- SWEEPERs·- CURtAINs.:. BEDSPREADS Reg. $149.00 8 pe. Walnut or' Blonde Mahogony 2 »eg. $268.00 3 pe. Solid Maple . ... . . .. . .. 1 ft.eg. $U9.00 a pe. Mahogany . ... . . . ... . . 1 p.eg. UJI7.00 ape. Wolnut ...... . . . ...... 1 .!leg. $,197.00 3. pe. Seo Foam Mahogaay . . .. 1 Reg. tll1,q0 3 pe. Walnut . . ... . . . ....... 2 Reg. U97.oo 3 pe. S'ea Foam Mahogany .... 1 Reg. $249.00 3 pe. Blue Mink . . .. . . . . . . .. 1 Reg. $249.QO 3 pe. Solid Maple . . . ... . •.. I Reg. $269.00 3 pe. Moo!llDlil Mahogany . . . . 1 Reg. f289.00 3 pe. Tan Bark . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Reg. $~88.00 3 po. Lbn~d Oak . .. . ........ 1 ReR .•248.00 • po. Jloltde MahORIDf . ..... 1 Reg. $188.00' pe. Walnut . . . . . . . . .... . . Z Reg. tZOI.O@ 3 pe. Seafoam Mahogany . .. . . 1 Reg. $54UG 3 pe. Solid Maple . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Reg. f%48.00 4. pe. M!lhogany Nutmeg ...... 1 Rec. $288.09 4 pc. Dark Mahogany . . . . . . 1 Reg. $U2.0P 3 pc. Solid .Cherry .. I·.. .. .. . 1 !leg. ••ta.qo 3 p~. S»lld Cherry . . ... ..... 1 f$,49.00 3 pc. SoU~ Cherry . ... .. ... . 1 ft:og. $3&7 .09 3 pc, Solid Maple . .. ... .. ... 1 g. fiDA.oo 3 pc. Seafoam Mah-ogany . ... . 1 og. $!41.00 3 pe. Solid Magnolia ..... . ... t'· $99.00 $222.00 1261.00 U71.00 $141.00 $1UOO USii.OO $188.00 · $188.00 $218.00 $216.00 $139.00 $199.00 $182.00 $171.00 $422.00 $199.00 $218.00 $468.00 $444.00 $422.00 13ZZ.OO $184.00 $158.01 DREsSERS and CHESTS I Reg. $59.00 Walnut Chest . . .. $41.50 I Reg. $42.50 Blonde Mahogany . Chest $35.00 I Reg. $97.50 Maple Desk Chest . $66.00 I Reg. $69.00 Seafoam Mahogany Chest $44.00 I Reg. 27 .SO Red Mahogany Chest $22.88 I .Reg. $27.50 Maple Chest .... . $22.88 I ):\eg. $32.50 Salem Maple Chest $26.00 I Reg. $42.50Salem Maple Dresser $34.00 2 Reg. $32.50 Metal Wardrobes . $26.00. . 2 ~~' $42.50 Me\al W~rdrobes $34.00 .' Reg. $99.00t> Breakfost Sets . . ... $80.00 t • Reg. $1.59:dllBteol<fast Slets ,.. . $122.00 Re~. ,$ 1'29:00 ;flrea~fast Sets' ... $103.00 :' r , , Reg ..$1 09.00 Brebkfast Sets . ... $81.00 ~eg. Sets . . . $1 1I. 00' ~ • .... , ... ......... . . Cliett - 12 Reg. SOc GLASS TEAYS .. .. .. . . .. . . . . .. . . 35~ 28 ReJ. 35c FLOWER, POTS . . .. ... . ..... , , . ZOe 13 Reg. U.OO GARDEN TOOL SETS . . . •.. . .. • 89e ' 'BED ROOM• SUITES IRWfA$T SETS :::'\':. "/::'~ • Reg. $13.50 (illder ltep~e'e!DeDi"CUshlons . . JB,OO Reg. $16.50 Gltilor Repl~m•lll ~~llloas . . U2.0P Reg. $1.85 E·l Real UtWty Cu~0111 . . . . . . . $1,q. Reg.· $28.95 Hoover "Pixie" Sweepers . .. . $15.00 (for CIOUIIng Furniture) 4 Reg. $48.95 Hoover Lark Sweepers .. .,. . .. $15.00 1 Reg. "9.00 Lewyt Vacuum Cleaner •. •.. . ;• f40.eo 4 Reg. $11.95 Bissell "Grand lloplds" Sweepers $7.etl (DIIeontlnuod Models) 1 Reg. $8.95 Sofa Pillow (foam ·rubber) . , , . • . $3.00 3 Reg. $4.95 Corduroy Pillows : . - . . . . . . . . . . . $3.o4 7 Rei. ,us ~~a P~lowe (loam illbber) , • . . . . $2.50 , 39 Keg. tZ .•Ii lloiiiiOir l'jllows <kOflilk fiUed) . . . h.O& 20 Reg. fl.95 Corduroy Sofa PIUowa .... . . . .. . U.Qq 6 Reg. $1.59 Sola Pillows (eotton flllod) .. , .. .. $1.00 8 Reg, $1.95 Plastic Tailored Cw1alns 35"x54" pr. $1.00 10 Reg. $1.8~ Plastic Shower cartlitN.l'it;l!' pr. '1.00 9 Reg. n.69 Plastle Shower Criljl\:n~· pr.''U.!i.• · 2 Reg. $3.95 Shower Curtain Ensemble . . . . . . . U.G~ 18 pro. '5.85 DRAPES .. .... . ... . ...... . pr: $3.00 !0 prs. $7.95 DRAPES .... . .. . . ...<. ... .. pr. . . 7 p~: f8.15 .J'tlnled Fli!!>f~. DRAI11;;~ . ... pr. 20 R~g. ~\'1~ VileOie ·aug, ~11:X48" •. ; , 31 Reg. 1.85 TUfted Seatter R~~Ct 30''¥48" ... 18 Reg. JUS Plald~ne Sealfllr: RU~t ·%4:,~1 · 43 Reg. $1'.f5 CbeniUe Bedl\ireads . .... .., . : .. 42 Reg. fS.H Chenille Bedspreads· ... "· . : . .-~. 28 Re1. $5.85 Llntless Vlseose Nylon Bedspreads 14 .Reg. •3.95 Tuflod Bedspreads .. . . . .... ... . 4 Reg. t13.~S Rtl8ebnd Bedspreads . .. . . ..••. 1 Reg. $11.95 Cloverlelll' Chenille Bedspread .. 4 Reg. flO.tl Calldlewlek Llntlen Bedspread• • 1 881. UO.OO H~bnal~ Bedll)ll'ead . . . .. .... .. , ~. Reg, .8.1$ Bedlpread ..... . . ... ....... .. . · t ·Reg, f8.t5 Cotton Betipreado .. . . . . . . . . . . . , 18 Reg. $3.85 Cotton Seeraueker Bedopreads , . 2 Reg. f1 ••91 Bedspread1 . ... .' .. .. .. .... . . 11 Be•. IUS Plastic GUder Covera . ... . ...•.. 18 Re(. $1:t5 Pla1lle ~ap&e Covera· ... . ... . , . 23 R~. $2.85 Plaslle Gilder Covers . ..... , . . . . ~;;:;; 10 Reg. ftS.OO Samsonllo flat B""e1 . . . . . . . . $1 &eg.•8.95 Window A-:nlnp .. : .. . . ; .. . .. .. . 6 Ret. llallallla Shadet 3'sl' ... .. .... . . : :!g. ,oreh Shatloo .. • .... . . ~:;:oi , f. I · ldt! Poreh Shad01 . . .. . • . . .. •• 8 4 27 3 - , .. < BendBoa~g . Club Plangjng A Drought AreaS. BY UNITED PRlS~ Fair 5kte,e were eltpoot~d tit contj.nue today over the drought- parcbed East, and tbe one-ti11ut fiMA Western "dust bQw) '' wa1 mired In more mouture than it couJd i>andle. Foreeastera said n o rain wa; :•:,a drought. Damage to crops m the region, extending from Malr.c to Virginia, is estlmated at ten!! of mlllions of d9Uar s, and farm experts warqed the figure equid s ho!rt much higher unless raios cort\e in · the Oezt four or five daYII · 7~;o;: "'bu!'ldl,y, rains up to '1.1 •' was dUe for lod ay. Weathermen thunder.!lhowen frnm slope., of the Rockie$ the Great Lakes. affected by the Easteno are Maine, New Hampparts of New York, New Pennsylvania , Delaware. MaaaaehusetU, ConnecIsland and MaryJanc!. said rain in the area hu been normal mnce fii::Oi 1 '"*' WJ: :.:l'de deve-l<~proe'nts in weld· lt"l;ta revealed n , charq. ~nd aids~. The claasroom act~aJ welding in· practi~e. ~e ~sl~ a..;::!i:t:J~~:staged .sfxth , annual l(eSunday a!· lernoon at 1 o'clock with some 50 amateur r.Qcertl expected to par-· Uclpate. The affair ~ being sponsored JoinUy by the RavenswOO\I Lions Club and the Ravenswood Boat Club. Jam~ Beauseau If c:ba~1n of the event whic!:b is expecti;d to .tttract at least 3000 IIQeC:lato&. Swift curre'nu and rain h.ampere(l last year'a activities, yet the affair wu the most suereas ful .stqed. 'I'bfs year n~w have been constructed W'ith lacilitiea for ' .er:•!Ql'.ifo$t S~?h .. :.: ~.$.~4.oo . M1'J)J' p•l l 9' 00 J3D tJ":tV• By- Cohunb'Ia Gas in· sil{hl for an 11-~;tate Eastl!rn } ll'el in the grip of a ~wo--month S of the procen were gatta GAS and ELECTRIC RANGES - -· '""""'L:l.....:.=.......';,; . f•ter.e...,' 1'~'*..,.-•.,.. •-e. . . 5 Reg. $2.45 Aluminum Coffee Servers . . .... $1.50 . 24 Reg. FUO Plastie Wuhlng Machine Coven . $1.00 120 Reg. 75c METAL WASTE BASKETS ....... 50t Rea. $5.95 INFANTS' SRAWLS .. .. . • .. .. $3.00 Beg. 16.95 INFAN~ Slio\WL .. . . ........ $3.00 Rei. 13.95 INFANT'S SHAWL . . . . . . . . . . . . $%.00 Reg. $2.95 INFANTS' SIJAWLS .. , ..... .. 11.50 Reg. 11.95 INFANTS' S;wEATEIIS . . ..... . $1.118 ''I II ReJ. $2.50 INFANTS• SWEATERS .....• . . $1.50 11 Reg. $2.95 DIAPER SETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.50 , 1% Reg. $3.95 Boys' Corduroy Diaper Sets . . . . . $2.80 8 Reg. $3.95 Glrla' Corduroy Dr.per Sets . . . . . $2.00 . ' $l,SO '' 1 ~ Reg. f2.85 Boys' Cotton DIAPER SETS . . . . $2.00 3 Reg. $3.95 Glrla' Cotton DIAPER SETS . .. . . $%.00 $3;oo 9 Reg. $2.95 BOYS' 2 PC. SUITS . ......... , $1.50 $3.00 $3.00 $3.00 $3.00 $1.50 8 Reg. $8.118 Strolcla Pantle GIRDLES ... . . ,': $3.00 . 25 20 9 3 _. ' IY UN ITeD ... Ill I Ohio ' flolt !Moy, .._ ly wttlt 0 chonct !If I fow Jltht thewtn In the ftl,..... 1 Reg. $3.58 CHINA DRIPOLATORS ....... $%.00 1% Reg. 13.49 Al~tmlnum Coffee Makers . . . . . $1.50 WOMEWS STOLES 5 Reg. f$ .00 Stretch Pintle GIRDLES . . .. . ~. $3.00 41 Reg. $1.25 COTTON BRAS ..... . . .. .. . .';' . . 71e Reg. $9.95 Men's Trousers Reg. $7.95 Men's Trousers Rei). $5.95 Men's Trousers VOL_lX NO. 86 • • 20 Reg. f1.28 Alumlaum Greaoe DlapODIOI'll .... 65c l3 11 Sl U U . Dnotefll'el'h HOUSEWARES READY TO WW ! • Weotller 1 ·n tine ' Bemg • Rumored ~~ "He didn't du anytbJng ..'$n.oo CR-Pa.), ehtef Republican backer ' . of the bUI . and an Eisenhower '" PORTSMOUTH. 0: UP _ A Apokellllan on edueation mattera ' ~ .11pok~sman for the: Cohtmbia Gas blamed the defeat on ''hard-rock System today refuaed to affirm re- oppoaition" by 10me House DH!Iil• ports ~ c~mpany planned to bera to all federal aid prOgram~, Kybuild 1 $10 million plant at SiJoam, the eronpmy wave and tbe ''lin- ' ·· near bere. ~~~ arpmen.t" left ovtr the ~ill .. fund distribution Ionnula The spokesman said in New This dl · · York tbe company has an option li~~: spute remamed to th~ end . on "some acreage" in the Slloam of Elsenboyer's ret~C, to fully support tbe eom.........: ,rea but that "further announce. bill: · ,...,....._ ment depended on progress of Pllnlt" ' He nid the may announce ~:~;~in two or three gi on the site nicl mil\icm"'ere planning to build a $fO planl Preston Oil Co., a sabsjdiat1 o.t: Colwnbia Gas System. started preliminary work today Cor a MO !l'IWop- ~oUar ~hemical pltUlt located across tbe Ohio River at ~·· Ky. • . Tbe P,lant is expened J ~ 0 em ploy a~ut ?OO .persons ta pump natural' gas mto tbe bulltl\og and proeel! it into ~'y produeta for eomm,rcial and industrial use. Tbe Plaut will be loeated on a 1~:-"C!re .tract r.ecentl;y purchased from the. Chesapeake 1: Ohlo Railroad Cg., located aerOu the river fi'Pm New Boston, Ohio. Columbia .al.ao has opthml\!d 367 acr~ of the c. & O's 1 000 acre Jndustrial site, along 'tite Ohio River at Frost and at other Kentucky communities along tts rail lines~ 'Contractors for t he plant will be ~e J . F. Pritcbud and Co., Of .Dt.llln~ 4-CJty, M:o. Fair And Warmer' . Foreeast· · F~r Tb~ Weekend I be 'P&rellf.s or ,uardta., oWhers from Part. Page. Seveit) I' > By UNITID PlESS Cloudy and 11!001 wt.ather hung Ohki , tOday, rormiDJ th-f! bOwidary ot ahower . Mit:!higan aad The weatherman said the clouds would f.rtft e-.:tward and produce a few scattered" showt!Jil in the Late Erie .-eetlon of the state. The weather map sbowed high pressure tovering Ohio and ,Penn· sylvania and a Jow pressure area· over Wiaeons~n. The Wisconsht lowl however, grew steadily weak· bf, friday morning .and wu eqected .to have Aittle or no elfeet on Ohio's weatber. !Jle weekend (orecaat was (or fatr anti warm weather. Morning temperature8 in Oh1o fanged fr<lm !57 at Toledo and 1r ·~;~··~ Zanesville to 65 at Cleveland. CJncinnatl had 61 and Columbll$ 62. ~xplorer Scouts Will Sp«)nsor The Explorer Scouts will sell home made ice cream anrt cakes Saturday start1n1 at 4 p. m. at the Middleport ~gfon Hall. ·be run under h~>i';~~l~;·~,!lii' American Powel' ren•o, ...,~ . wfth UJe excepexhaust will racers under 21 must bave wntten, t ment •• ' Rep. S1muel K. McConnel Ir. · Social Saturday Sets . . ~ ..•$1a7.00 ' a~ I can determme," Ba1ley ~( aJtboug.b as la~e as WedDesda)' I was promi.<ed • !et~er or ...,,.,. The- Seouts will be delighted to IAD!••;'>oa Hceive contributions for u1~>Uld have been busy thl8 with the assistance of their f!il and (Mrs. Richard ~:;~;~d Wif• of their advisor, in lc.e .eream which bas been ,.,, tbe· 11le. �.-...... ~;r1t ' ~ ....... ' ., ' • S.,.DIIil;y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, July 26, 1957 ' GVID~ TELEVISION lar sport on the Ohio River tn Meigs County, a development probably long overdue Sceruc values of our Ohto Rtver country m WS,U -TV Cho""•f 3 Friday at all unco mmon 'J'he skeptlcal public had to be co nvtncPd Many or ou r so-ca!led "s:oft ways" of living have followed long , cost!v. advertising pro· grams paid for by 111ake1s d the products that have made hving easier Does &nyone think the American motor car would be so prevalent today and such an exquisite exam· ple of engineering sk1ll had 1t not been for the veau; of concentrated poundin~ into our ears of the advanta~es or automobiling? So it is, and shall be, with boating The amusement and recreation industries aH over the U S are due to PXp~md tremendously in the next 10 to 20 years as the workin~ week decreases and more 1ime is avai1able !or everyo ne to relax r to oo ao Truth or OQnlequencet LIOO Tt<: Tae DllU.Ih 1 II 30 It Cquld Be Yc>u ' 8:25 Slgp Q)l 8:30 Circle 3 Ranc:h 9:30 l'ex and .~lax Current 100 ?tty L!tOe Marnfe 1:30 Bride .and Groom 1'00 Matinee Theater 5'00 Qu"'n Far ~ 11!1 3:45 Modera Roman"' • 400 Co•edy Time 4•30 Movlettm~ 5 30 Popeye ~res6nh j, 5 45 Newe Pleture • 600 wnd Dill mctok 6 30 Weilhercast 6 35 Sports Eye • 645 NBC N,.ewa 7,00 Or Hud110n"s Journal 7 30 Lite df Ri).ey l2 00 L2 30 -"' ... T t , ,IIi 6•00 I 8 30 ~ · oq 9,4~ Meigs County should not forget lis natural asset between the banks of the Ohio as this ihdu stl'y expands elsewhere Some o( It should be with us here -- -- ~- Saturclot- Chonnel3 · Tile Price ,a 1d1ht 1~:00 ,, ' 10:30 important IItty 10 to camp to btve Counl'fA-IIurOI' ...... !1111 •nd tbo wop '"'"'"" to buill , lion IliaD olot7 Help 'Colull1 lrilh the , . , _ Ill mlll4 of ~rinl oHt tlub bo>'• and llrlt were lb Ilia club membera a wboli~e»m• .eamp at Canter"a ·Cave 6-H Club opportuntt)l to enjo)l thtmMivea: Olmp·thla put wet1: abel will cOo- In wor~ and pll)' wltll 0\htn. 11•~• unlll Ju17 311l ln. addltioq u:IIO )1:30 12i110 12:'10 period 1:00 UieL )(any Wn:e& theae rouD&tf:en on the lilt day or ca;tp mU~ their parentl promJJe tlaey ean return to eamp nest yen and NY ther wish eamp would Jut teven:l da)'l! 4:30 5:110 0:80 lon.cer: Sptrltual 11~ts of tbe yOUQ.i· ' ' · led bY •~•" !!,~ .~am"''' During ) !be 'Cimp ....... ueb ollbe, lrlbll lfOUPI 1pend one. to two bOUfl in .~ pnpiJ'atJon o'f the veaper pro- 1 Stint wbleli eaeh tribe put.a on for "rttc;bt. When earilp• are Jo ae.slon ~er :Sundf1 the aebedu.le Ja re- •l•ed. 10 that the Sunday Sehool leuoo b .11tudif!d ·~ eaa~per• .n - ~- -'-- ~ --- - perJ\\Uted Did You Know That? over Lh e place :wma" ' Lilli look out any time, a lot n ( cu t ~ 7hert• was too mm h t.f CJ 1 decked with old sho o~ 11nd honk- 1.mp of fal!m~o: bombs to sc l on ing madl~ are r<~clng down ou1· 1\lU(' h ~1n11 11 g streets while on adnml ng popu And who cYI' t ht•ard or an~· lace look ~ on ont> smgmg durin)( the Km·ea n war? It had all bt·romt• f11r TOol I finall y wound up {'\'t•n sf>eing grim by them D TV JA,efi(!Jng. more or lt'~s against m... will Brtrte so Jove lv }OU 1 au c omt' IVC of 11. groom so hnndsome I've a nol . r•11 butMaybe 1 }ust ca n t- lh .tt a Ji• t plane to get marl'ied all over u~a w tukcs 600 uu ll ons ol gns for e\•cry Same old man now, for nl mo<tl m.nutfJ aloft Th ,l l s why }' IIU S~l' twenty-.sevPn yea-r11 Come trl all l lhe fcetlct ll lam•s rcfuclm g tlll'm t hink or 11, th ough 1 cnn t and tn nwl air don't even want to no.!-J rl·ee 'l'hc taKpa~crs' mn tH'\? You Rt>me1nbcr that rolltektn].{ oltl bel, none other WIIPII wtl l 1! Jilt. and heavon11 docli 1his eV£>1' ever be d Jrft·t·{lt\? They chu m (fate me along w tlh Gloua SwttriMn and Keystone movtes 11 r.u1 fuel resnu t CI'S <tit' lnr•xhaus-Llbl" bul I, for one, duut hlllwvc 11 "There was I walling al tlw and twvct· hav t· churc:h '!'he nr.xl wnr wtl l bt' fou~ht W a• tin~ al the church wiln bows and arrow~~ Son1e Oh, Lawd , ho lett mo In Ow c\atm so Jll~1 makm g :1 ~::ag nf 1t lut~l!, ' . """" A w•lkln !l pener.-1 1011 30 yemR All at on~o !rom n o w~ Jus! pos~ tblv Renson lie 11ent me round a nuh~ Itt• mtlplc--tlwy ran out l)f would H'ere 'a the ~cr)' note J.:8S Th111 is what he wrot e "Can't get owny, 111 m11rry \1111 Six hund n•1l ~u l lnns u mlnnll' today t lne pl. uu· Mu l1 1]1l.1 h~ t housntuh My wile won't let me" I m <hZZ} I'm wuuu.t tput ' I su.neat thal . Evolyn Clclun <.l Whnt '~ lht• ptt ct• of btt•ydc • slng that, with all the g u ~ to uPd toduy' expreu,on that popu lar red hc ~ d poeae.tse& at the vorv neJo:l ('dl Somt' of my fncnd !l nre clann· tlon DC Bob HoeCIIch's P'amnu~ log I 'Vl' pl um Wflf11 o.u t my pre Frolics. •.:nt hnth tuh hy ~uch ronsla nt Gee, but 1 do lovt> 1o .1 "11 se 1hl·~ c hot <la v~ and 1hut I'll that gal So duos Lh c whnlc sonr1 havt• logo tn Galltpolt! lo Bard IJI'l llhl'IH} hunk s SUlCI' I 've l'l' iHI so m11ny here whil f' t .tkm·~ thest• Hj)Afing: "Back Ilonw 1\i.:a tn } 'l ctlfot·red ''St ir." bath s Indiana" rnade me lhm k-t·w Rcnllnr.b me 'feaclwr n~lt ~·~ l brother, an ol d W W Ono w•' Johnny to use the word 'IIOtWt1h aald thJt was the great fuvout tJ slt> ndln~" tn a se ntence Joh m.y or 11,ll tile men ovt"r~c n~ 11 ht;r,t c.. me up wtth tltully exproucrl tt all for tht•m. ' He wore his panlll nut bu t whether ffom Wt~r onlll n, Nt w IIOtWllh ~l lln dJn g" York or Geor~Ja "Back .home aga in in ln dum n Mid tbe .11ctnes r u ~r d tu know TAe undle hght, &till .~hm m~ brlaht Throurh the syco mm·,·~ rot mf' The new DIOWIJ hu~ ilt'!H is 0111 II s rr._1rance From the (ield.11 I II.!INt to roum When you talk abo111 1hl' mo11n 11Mht on the Wllbltsh Then 1 loni home" fur my I1111tann Lovely tonK, aglow wipl ment. ag any eoorl war ~rm l ,. son1 lbOUld be ol'fo really Irritate their otftr ars thOUJh tile WW OnE.' fellows )O\' '' ~d &o . '" ' draw out mou rnfully''1 wanna KCI home ·J wanna i o home I don•t wanna live In n l<>nt any mort Then drill ~ and lmtpectllin8 are mnklnJ:: me ~o r o Far over the sea There'• an ea1y chmr thul thf'y said baby-cab) walt1n~ f•11 me Oh, my, I JU.St wanta <:ry J wanna a:o hom e " Oh, Wl'll Somewhat dJscon~ertin11 to the chit•C person involved-a man in 9Wlmml ng m our river reee-ntly went In with a head of black hair and came out white headed No he wun 't scared.......the poor fcl· low's !la1r dY,e ju :~t washed out Another Groucho·lsm and I love lt. " I &o all oul." o~~ez he, "for a drive tor this, that, or lhD other And what do J ' aot ; f)trmckmg- among lh ~ oarents Ken ny und Iots McEI · .1 lwav~ on hand 11nd rearl } 111 a H.1 1r~ like lhe~e- nir e lo II"C hennv Nf'lle Rtl'l' D1ck ens aR;ain-slu· Clarence at anr1 her hu~bancl AthPilS rhP's m 0 U l all su m mP r- thr>v'll be back In our mld,t lh1 ~ r.1ll I'm happy til JIDY-1 he-nr lhal the H1rmon O'Brlens at Svraru.se eharn H1Pt r m<:e SWi m tntn(! pont w1t h nil the Syracus(' DUly Day Book was NIW CITI%111 Mr. and M"rs Daniel Swisher (Mary Lou Allensworth) j:heah1re RO , have announced the bir:th of a seven pound eight ounce dat:· e:hter, Su!lan Irene , at Holzc1' Hospital !lll Wednesday, July 24. Ther also have a $OR, Daniel Davts Grandparents -are Mr. and Mrs Carl Allensworth, Mtddk port and Mr. and Mrs. Erman Swisher, Cheshire. votmozstero:- luckv kLCh-if I rt' ca ll corrertlv Mrs 0 hu hmJ SOCIAL POSTPONIP The Ice cream social which was ~r>ectal tr a min~ 1n women's athlf'lil·s-lt110wn I!'' IlenrieltJ to ho)r to have been held thla Saturd ay lrle nd·. ~hP 1s AttV Henrv Cher· by the Middleport Ftre Depart· n turton's rluug hler- !lmall Rf't l•t ment has been postponed and tlw f{oetJ]f'r F. lcu nor Schaaf's grPnt l dale will be announl!ed late r d~urdttf'r w1.Jh a prettr n+>w pema nf' nl- 1 ltlted her hr airls hut SATURDAY MJITINO thu Jq roolrr-Nnra f.h lta lu '!,g m~ The Entl;lrprise 4-H Club w1ll n btg wat..r mt-lu n home-an<l I m e ~ at the Enterprlee tUB church must get on&-l'lf$! h~P tht,. tee Saturday at l 30 p m. 'Members ''o:r so fu ll or other stuff- ana 11 are requested to bring all books molon, tn be n •ally good, shau!fl and projecl!!. chill a lo nj.! ll mP-i1 new pmk 1tnd yt-Unw car al the apartmrut WCTU PICNIC ucrn ~~ the wnv lo ok~; rxactly hlte Th E! annual picn'fc or the Pomevu n!ll, and sl r-..tWIJI'ri'Y iCC c1oam roy WCTU will be ~eld at the - hJVl•l v- anil our neua:hbor~ home of Mu. 'R H ltawllngl!l, Un· Jud ge Clnrk In a htlnu ttful new wn Ave., Tues~y evenins, .tuly r ed nnd rream Dnr'l tH•-mav r mr ,., 30 A potluck dl~per will be servlinn ,;::1!-nftv that there's too loud tld at 6 00 p . ~ TV or rad1o aTound hcre---J'm ~u re Jhe owners have no Idea NEW 'Att~'IVAL how hl t~f.t'i fltl y \it t'ti.!IOUnrh ~11 Mr and Mn; (.()uii' Osborne are qvN-I~ ill Turne'r and Tr K(!•)· n('rh back from Cahfornlll.- 1 announcing the ti)rt~ 'Of a daught· 1hlnk they rl rOllt> prO\llld 7 0/)J er. K.11thy Lo~ ~t Schaeltel CliniC';!' tnile ~ All tol d- nq nPtV:hht'i .. ~li1r· ~a80n, W ya .. i_;\vedneaday, July lev '\1tlls would sav "Thnt'd kill ma ,, ' a·'li&ttln• 'lw"'s " - b 11t his no ~e ' at Mr. Pnd Mf•· Donald Wickham and children ol SpringtieJd, visit-' ed Mr. arid Mrs. Will Heilman last. Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Painter, Mr. and Mn:· )toi)ert Painter, Mr. and )[ra. &lph Painter and dapghter .1pent-- last Sunday With' Mr. and &rffJ. Ha:ry . ~rowa and sons. UonnJe •fl.oush .,.eturned home. Sunday, rtft~r a week's V)sit with Mr an.cl ~·· Larry Roush, .t~)t· son, Ohio. ' FOJ\T /(NOX, Ky: <AirrNG) ond Pvt. RDbert E. Byer sdn of rrtr. spent an and Mrs. Kennetli E Byer, 368 N Mr and MTJ. Thlfd Ave , MlddiQport, Obld, reMr. apd Mrs. and c"nUy compl~ted the ' eiiJU-week Mr. and 1\!>J, lj. L ij)ent clerk:-typist (Ourse !it' Uit Army's Sunday tl.fternoon Jennie Armor Training ceQter, tOrt KnolC, Roush. ' Kentucky Servicemen· vr, Mr and Mrs Dana Turner and Byer entered the family spent Monday evening with March. Mr and Mr~. Will Hellm~n . Mr. and Mrll: Lewis A. Wblte of Clncmn¥ti spent the week end wJtll the Vlrall ROu1b famiJy. On Sun· Army last -- 7 30 Boston Blackie 8 00 Captain K.anat.roo ,:v;~:~~?-1"'!1 bF IIIIi •. • YO.ivelot more 8.45 CBS News 9 00 Fred Warlng 9·30 .Arthur Godftey 10 3D ;,trike )l }Ueo ll :l!S 11 SO II 45 12 00 12 30 1 00 l':31) 2 00 LoVe of L1fe <" 8:30 Search for tomorrow Guldin& Llg6! Katie'e Kitchea AI the World TurDJ; ,Out ¥lsi . Brooks llouat!P~rty ' ilBlj: Payoff 8:;1(1 10:110 t0:3Q U:OO 12:00 2 ao ., I!Qb xr•!llir, $how 3 011 frilibteJI b aJ 3 15 Secret Storpt 3 30 • l!AI,e of, l!liitl>t 4 off! 11le~· E~t1:Y-Show 5 30 Your ~sso Reporter ~ :~ ~i:~ttlf.\~· 6 0• '~•oh,' ~ , • "''" • 6 1~ Douglu Edwardfl 6 30 Playhouse of Stare 7 oo west l: oint Slory ~ ·: lo''Qra~lP1}eWts ·~~ in-. ·~~d , MrS. &~~t~JalllS and Eve =rrr.,;;_ _ G... RDIN CLUBS The Twihght Gart;ten Club will be guestl!l of the Jlutland Garden Club Monday evenln.c, July 29, at the home Ot ~r•. ~- 0 Chapman. ' Meigs County News ' lUND"\' The Friendly and thelr f~lUes nle at Fork:ed ~\4n A potluck dinner at noon , 45th Birthday Gll1 of. 10\ll' f~rge ,' ;:~· ~:M~,n~~~~y a;® Gale ~!p!l)i.,'Sh~w + lfisb 1suo''pw~til'O!' ~e 3711 ,.j 9:30 nolden PJatrb~use 10·00 Tbe Ute S~ow La~e, LaJe Show I ' • • rN~·T-V .'Ch~'np~,l1~ ' ror Lt ' 'l'lahc U ICI CRIAM let him walk ~' 1'hri]iY'i for -the ,b11 Me I Ne~ and l/sed ~ MOWING MACHINES , ' •' HAY,Idu:· \l:'heat, Barley Seed Study Is U~ged o. - 11!1 th~ Middleport Feed Mill N, 2nd Ave. On Your ·Rod.io Dial .. Middleport ~ lvervont It h•acllnJ for Tht "-'"Ir F•r~ Bu,.au C..., on !~ ! ~ n StrMt in Pomeroy. Thej['.t., hetrintt til ebout tht big ill~lne" that their, ~ghbon tnt -,uttint In thf. btnk, lu&t bMau• tMY dtclc(ecl to chack CO.OP prlct• fint. they've t.un~t · QUALITY UP AND v... PRICIS DOWN •t the CO·OP Store Jn Pomeroy. ConM In t.o• dar and IH for yourself whal won~l b";\'1 we haw. In ltort "yt~u. l ' •. 1 , ;J~i~~i·~;~~~~j~~ · ~~~ I• I ~ ONICO · ,I ·Heaters '" .$1fs.9s i . ' '' · MASTER Dl:l.UXi ' l ' " - AliTOMATIC , •" 'DRYERi. . . ' '\'•""' '' .~~~--··~\~ '• ' MAIN ST. Where TALKS! r Water ' l}NICO ' __ DOLLAR ' ~'~ , Your ~ ELJ!:eTRIC aDd GAS C...N,.t.DA:rs nru•N Mulberry Ave. Phone 150 Y SHOPPING- CENTER· r • o,, • Sugar Run Flour M'ill We Do Cuslom GrllldiDg Ml:. ,and ~rt. DJlmar Canaday ' Fleming County. , 1 After more than 20 ~ears caxqpina: at this loeation the opportun· tty to purtha•e the preeent Cant· ol<i,~itng el''1 Cave are• dev,eloped. members or the The ptlrebue ot Uie camp site eoun~,,~ are to be coneratu. wu· made lfll 1H9 with tbe firJt contrlbutlon to the beu\1 ,b,ld 1\!0Ft. In 111110, development of the r-ecreational poasibilitic• of Ute area. " rail. S•• southeaatern SOCIA~ l'llturned 'Yledne!ldlly from a J(} day vaeatlol\ toJ Now Orleans, La. where they stayed at the Ro\e} Mont,leone, 1'hey traveled bv for halching egg ptoduc:tr• your nearelf Ju.,ir•r IHifcheryrno• p~·~t·"l on An lee cream roelallfUl be he14 Sterner .ong1 l(lok over In WW LOOKING A ROUND-Ab nut Saturday at 8 p, m. In the Che• ~"Cala11on.1 Roll lna: Alom!l' ns eater 11 ~rowd ns you'll over ter Villoae nan by the Shade Val· and "toto t~e Wild Blue Yonde•" see-the you nt Little L6A:JUr!U U!) ley 4-H Boy11. . - LEAD ON MRY COUNT ,,,, ~tC ience "Aw ju~ down ,''shucks sez Bub N'K!Iok Cross&red females Rae!ao r 1ltuncel~ i n "The Merch•nl"- his nnfl the dev!l M~nfUct-­ "~udg et: uy~ the fiend ''Budg'! not" ' say• my conselence"-now J see Jt eye tq e:ye with Sen. Rtl Ssell. ndW I'm With Sen. K.nowtantl-and -aehtolly W(l're aorta fi.l{htln,'l \b~ CiVU War all over 9.1lRin after -92 yean-welrd, Isn't lt'- hear about the 1tUle boy 1wano-:ed , a worm and h.ls po u:ave h1m wate.r to wuh It down eludes all employee, with ~ yeart or longer With the company, were also m attendance. Hatcheries ·990 thl' reeelved 30 ,·.~.·.·JB.·.~..-..... GunGmoke 't - ·11 :00 The __,;_,_,__ e.mployeeJ p1ru; Th.rl}'-!IX of the eompany'f Quarter-Century Club, wh.icb Jn~ OHIO VALLEY FEED CO•. · ...... Fc~o~r year ptns and two recelved 25 year. Is Celebrated Chows o:oo Mr. DlatrtcivlitOm"!., •tr, 8::tl0 1Jueeanecr1 Of City Loa~ Purina Dajly ula11Lir one In th ri,. yardf ' m plum wor!' out tJ'wlg: lne wHh fhanl llml Sherm11 11 all ilTrOu,ll'h the Civil war ap11ln- ( 111 ~ 1 rMrl fh·uce Cat1Dn 's "Th 1~ Unllowt!rl r.rouncl'' for teeonrl time--one of the fmest bot'lh' or ou r tlmeF.J·m.,.~.t ami Jurlv :trn~ or's SIYIA1l rh11ghter I oh \!4 mo ~tt.y CAlled "Pe:aeb'e.A" bv Iter dolln ~ famllvl'm •o rui!Ccd 11p Row on , the Clvtl R\lilhh Bill that , mv hejd'!l Rol n· relve full pa yment" Utrt>ctor Ches ter W Goble of the KorC".an Con )'O!i ...,, 1 :110 l :lS TBA "'1"•~11>- ., \ ~ • 4.00 J'he Early Show "J ', ,'t5:0th ¥oul.ke!T~W.UJI1, 4 oe '' Already 1ome ap!J heantt: who hne received their l>onu.&. ch~h beheve that they dtd 1101 re- t-hem to ~ ~ ~2;30 • ' WHH the f:H camp r~ g unlu• the cheek ,. .acco~~med b)! 1 •tateme-nt rronl the bon 1 du-ector mdu:· .atmg otherwise u.. I ot t&l eraft -plc~~p. '"""'"ll"'t. abd jh• 1 Harry 01borne 1 St' ., Po~-eroy , and Mr and Ma. Frank Robinson, St Paul, Ylratnia. ' The .study or nature 11 abo one or. the ' imp(lrtant ea~np program& wj~ regulu hiteJ belpg directed 'o:"' tbe varlou• tralll in the eamp areL A ,pllc~l eonaervafipn in· etnctOr from the State Dlvillon of ewervatlon l providea the Jnpervilion of tbil part of the eamp 'lhaq Oot1 olber lzl'lbo l>liolp.. Wllb 11 .00 Vallant I..acly · New ·HoU111d l ~rl'te nlnfl'- l'm U11:e at present were Mr. nnd Mra Wllliam Mat· lack and grandson, Billy Da11as, of Pomeroy , Mr and Mrs Doilald Matlack ami daqghter, Belpre, 0 , and Mr. and Mrs Larry Rousb of Jackson, Oh10 Mre. Russell Pamter haS' be-en vlsJtine her son, Mr and J,frs Rtdpb Fttnter of Ruthnd n wondl• r- tul trlo-th ~ P.aul Sma.rt'11 ha\ (' fl new swimmlnrt nool riPht ft). lh t!ir back door- Shtrlev Miller Cute man and little son had been lr •t one or !hose hot (tays--an•l Shirley .said now her boy wou:ct lu:~~t tur11 nu A cut(• l' h tlcl '.~ iden or hca\'l'n roncht'M u ~ recently 'T'lus was Burbn1o !Hackett) Mull ens httl(• son C' hut'kto who s~td ' I (10JJ t hcll uve 1 y,ant to he 111 hea ven" Hts mothrr a ~ kt•d whv " Well , I m afraid l II fnll out ,' t•xplalum.l l'huckle Anot her little fellow wanted tn knaw 1f there'd be p()t-alOl'$ 111 hcaven- hf''d hate to bf\! with· out chips, s alad and \he llke. "Heaven ~PJ'Pn d e about ,19 tn our inranc~ :· sol d the poet Wads· wort h blood!" FRIDAY 7·(13. Jimmie Dean tatement ays Not I~ and July 19 1~ l.lune %5, of employment lel'Yke. 'I'll• celebnUon "" ••tenclo<l br Vjolel L. Ander&on from thi eqcD<o P•nY'I Joca.J ottice1 hera. ~. . were 171 .hanor IIJDp!OJeN 19 .at.tend~nce In addition to tbe toaa. paoy I o!!ken and directora. . A ld f 1° pm, Bet With • dia~ o~,:~ch ~ yeus ol JUVIce, wu pr ted to each bOJlored employee T. R Schoonover, Chtlr;. man of the Board, recelved bill 45 year pin and in addiUon waJ pte&ented a beautiful company al· bum containtng: the autoaraphed photographs of un branch offtee manager, and 48 dlretton 1 o4 othe r execut1ve•. ' 4-H NEWs to ,attend a ebureb of their ebole~. I eare takett of. EAch meal )!rtod .llarU 1 with ,linf.--1 of 1 p-ace or a devotion · ·.aWl JSa,rbet.!J ~f'"f'JI~r ' aten devetopm,nt are out Ohio wit~ live or ruct Compenaalion Fund .s•ud here totay Tlua belief u due m molt part to the apphe:int'J forgettmg Uta I the compensable period or tirn e d 11 between June Zl) 1950 July 19 1 ~ All ~rv 1 hanh d • · ce w tc oea not come bf'1We€R these da.~s cannot be comudered If an .appJ•ca-nt feels that there u a question .as to the am_ount or his check, he mlly wtJte to the Drreclor or llle Kor ean Confhct Compens.at10n Fuutl .and reque1t .a review and r r:> eummation of the cl;;um , · Dtret lor GDble <Said Such ~ rev1ew musL be requ e~ t ed within 80 day:~ from date the check ia received The reasom for the request mu!l.t be clear!} and conc11eJy ilated Any add'· llonal evidence wb1rh tends to of tbe dayl!l aehvitle& bear out the applicant's conten · be Morri1 M'usrer, Smithville boo may be subnutted wtth th ,;pre~~ident ot the WaY,ne CountY request for a review. Dlrector Goble pomted ou' Potato Growers as10eiation. that great care has heen tak en to compute ICCUI'ately al! clauns "For th~ reason all applicants are urged to corunder enllrel} the basla upon which their Cflm· pensation IS payable before thev take .act10n m requesting a r~ VIeW," he Sald Any appheant behev1ng ht, check to be made out fcrr an 1n su fflctent amount need not d•·· lay l!l cashmg tt Cashmg suCh .1 check Will not preJUdi ce an) rtght for 1. re-exammat10n , Direr· tor Goble emplwuzed from Wchland Couht)o waa ahow a loniiDJ tor mo• and d~r for the .fanlor camp but the camp tUff, the .~'!oe~~ etarted on · July 2?tb ud lora an'd the ottler elub IMmbefl llblke it tht~lr jOb to • tbt per. end July 311l ' ' lOll l• partieiPitlna ln all the aetiv- c~'{a1dtde - Of ,S~rts J O00 Fede!>l }i~n, the ftettation lin ~ (1~" ... '1 H. 'Nolan, ~t!liJ .,pecta the ttD:lp proYidfl •n e~· II ovall•ble In no COunty Homv Ect~nondat El:t.olitlon Olhea" "'i•'l·IIIII For many ol the youq.. ,4.pnt ~veil u CJIDP dlreetorl'ol"' U tlDt.,eJ'I th1J II \he ftl'lt time U.e Counaello:r'• C.mp wblc:h wu hiYe' e-Yer been awty from lo l<lllon July ~d aud t3rd lnd theJ home and relativu for a uveral ' ' tliiC>' 1'1< lbe Senior camp wbleh day period~ t nn from July 28rd to 27tb. lAwen Douee , Acrleultunl At· Oceuioaau, a 70u~er Tlje, Jpoepl), CottoJL Sbow , Big MOment to~ ess . c COL\.!liBUS, 0 . (SpeciaiJ-All checkl reu1ved ))y Oht.l Korean bonus &ppbcanta are for tbe full aettlem~! ~f their claim tor lhtlr m1ht.ary IUVIee betw~n h - - -~ 0 10 State Unh•eraity ntfttlion hoMi~ulturm. bu announced. New Ulel For potatoes, along with research on potato produdl, wlll be dJtc.u.&ed by R,. H. Trer.d•ar, •upervJ.to:r, potlt(t leehnoloC)' umt, Eutern Utillutlon and Bement of ~~ 11ft'Y. IUPhJS!a , dDelep~ i cu uti • pbJa, Pa Otht!T Jpealcerr w:tU ine1ude V E .Keirn•, manager at: Ohto Potato Grower& a,.oclation, Columbul, and J. p Sleemnn , deput.. ment ot entomoloJY, Oblo Agr1cultural Experiment Jtatlon Oth.er program (eaturea1"!U in· cJude potato equipment demon· &tratton& under the 1 upern1 10n of Leo Buchholz, potato rrower at Smithville; a clinic on potato problema:, exhibits o~ package&, fertJ· lizen and other tteau uaed m p<; tato growlne. from Columbiana, Ma· Portage, Coshocton and eountie1 are belpmg and servmg on peri""' 1:00 Sian Oft 'ILO ~ ,. ••~~'~~ .,.r~, ioeempJ.,..,,,""'wlii!l rnorft-J'Nrf Korean Veterans Being Paid In Full UnJ Alta hed S S NEW · IN FARMING ! 1&.:30 N'ew1 Hea,llnet 10:40 ~ltewat.eh 12:00 Tonla:bt 5•55 Sign On 600 T(.lday ' 9 00 Rom}.~r Roo~t, health benefits of keeptng food cold was not-- to be exploited In many sections of th e U S wtth little ot no more to offer than here in geography , an entire new industry has flowered from ca tering to boat enthusiasts. Travelers tell us that for many miles above and below CincmnaU there are numerous establishments serving the vacatiOn and amusement whims of boaters People don't su<'denly get the boat 1dea, go out and plunt down $500 to $1 .000 for a slick craft sleeping a small family Somebody has to sell the idea It even takes the high, pressure, foot-in-the-door brand, to put an Idea across that costs money And the more salesmen peddling boats and motors, prob, ably the better The net resuli is a general increase in interest, and more sales About twenty,fivt years ago whvn the com, paet, home-size electric refrigerator was in · , •• c, I, ll1kooloo traduced to the Amencan buying public rna~ sales lagged intolerably Only the 1110st deter· mined salesmen could take home good paychecks The sight of seemg a sa lesman demonstraot.e through every posstble Feans the Spring, Summer and Fall, are not surpassed in many regwn s of the natwn From an es· thettr p01nt, in contentment of living, there is a real ass~t at our door step that remams I' · - - - - --~ lncreose In Booting Interest Here Could Follow Growth Over Nofi,on Of Amusement Industry Growth ~alia( is becoming an mcreasmgly popu, • • Dlll:r lleall!le( Pom~.au~ o,, July e , 19117--a �.-...... ~;r1t ' ~ ....... ' ., ' • S.,.DIIil;y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, July 26, 1957 ' GVID~ TELEVISION lar sport on the Ohio River tn Meigs County, a development probably long overdue Sceruc values of our Ohto Rtver country m WS,U -TV Cho""•f 3 Friday at all unco mmon 'J'he skeptlcal public had to be co nvtncPd Many or ou r so-ca!led "s:oft ways" of living have followed long , cost!v. advertising pro· grams paid for by 111ake1s d the products that have made hving easier Does &nyone think the American motor car would be so prevalent today and such an exquisite exam· ple of engineering sk1ll had 1t not been for the veau; of concentrated poundin~ into our ears of the advanta~es or automobiling? So it is, and shall be, with boating The amusement and recreation industries aH over the U S are due to PXp~md tremendously in the next 10 to 20 years as the workin~ week decreases and more 1ime is avai1able !or everyo ne to relax r to oo ao Truth or OQnlequencet LIOO Tt<: Tae DllU.Ih 1 II 30 It Cquld Be Yc>u ' 8:25 Slgp Q)l 8:30 Circle 3 Ranc:h 9:30 l'ex and .~lax Current 100 ?tty L!tOe Marnfe 1:30 Bride .and Groom 1'00 Matinee Theater 5'00 Qu"'n Far ~ 11!1 3:45 Modera Roman"' • 400 Co•edy Time 4•30 Movlettm~ 5 30 Popeye ~res6nh j, 5 45 Newe Pleture • 600 wnd Dill mctok 6 30 Weilhercast 6 35 Sports Eye • 645 NBC N,.ewa 7,00 Or Hud110n"s Journal 7 30 Lite df Ri).ey l2 00 L2 30 -"' ... T t , ,IIi 6•00 I 8 30 ~ · oq 9,4~ Meigs County should not forget lis natural asset between the banks of the Ohio as this ihdu stl'y expands elsewhere Some o( It should be with us here -- -- ~- Saturclot- Chonnel3 · Tile Price ,a 1d1ht 1~:00 ,, ' 10:30 important IItty 10 to camp to btve Counl'fA-IIurOI' ...... !1111 •nd tbo wop '"'"'"" to buill , lion IliaD olot7 Help 'Colull1 lrilh the , . , _ Ill mlll4 of ~rinl oHt tlub bo>'• and llrlt were lb Ilia club membera a wboli~e»m• .eamp at Canter"a ·Cave 6-H Club opportuntt)l to enjo)l thtmMivea: Olmp·thla put wet1: abel will cOo- In wor~ and pll)' wltll 0\htn. 11•~• unlll Ju17 311l ln. addltioq u:IIO )1:30 12i110 12:'10 period 1:00 UieL )(any Wn:e& theae rouD&tf:en on the lilt day or ca;tp mU~ their parentl promJJe tlaey ean return to eamp nest yen and NY ther wish eamp would Jut teven:l da)'l! 4:30 5:110 0:80 lon.cer: Sptrltual 11~ts of tbe yOUQ.i· ' ' · led bY •~•" !!,~ .~am"''' During ) !be 'Cimp ....... ueb ollbe, lrlbll lfOUPI 1pend one. to two bOUfl in .~ pnpiJ'atJon o'f the veaper pro- 1 Stint wbleli eaeh tribe put.a on for "rttc;bt. When earilp• are Jo ae.slon ~er :Sundf1 the aebedu.le Ja re- •l•ed. 10 that the Sunday Sehool leuoo b .11tudif!d ·~ eaa~per• .n - ~- -'-- ~ --- - perJ\\Uted Did You Know That? over Lh e place :wma" ' Lilli look out any time, a lot n ( cu t ~ 7hert• was too mm h t.f CJ 1 decked with old sho o~ 11nd honk- 1.mp of fal!m~o: bombs to sc l on ing madl~ are r<~clng down ou1· 1\lU(' h ~1n11 11 g streets while on adnml ng popu And who cYI' t ht•ard or an~· lace look ~ on ont> smgmg durin)( the Km·ea n war? It had all bt·romt• f11r TOol I finall y wound up {'\'t•n sf>eing grim by them D TV JA,efi(!Jng. more or lt'~s against m... will Brtrte so Jove lv }OU 1 au c omt' IVC of 11. groom so hnndsome I've a nol . r•11 butMaybe 1 }ust ca n t- lh .tt a Ji• t plane to get marl'ied all over u~a w tukcs 600 uu ll ons ol gns for e\•cry Same old man now, for nl mo<tl m.nutfJ aloft Th ,l l s why }' IIU S~l' twenty-.sevPn yea-r11 Come trl all l lhe fcetlct ll lam•s rcfuclm g tlll'm t hink or 11, th ough 1 cnn t and tn nwl air don't even want to no.!-J rl·ee 'l'hc taKpa~crs' mn tH'\? You Rt>me1nbcr that rolltektn].{ oltl bel, none other WIIPII wtl l 1! Jilt. and heavon11 docli 1his eV£>1' ever be d Jrft·t·{lt\? They chu m (fate me along w tlh Gloua SwttriMn and Keystone movtes 11 r.u1 fuel resnu t CI'S <tit' lnr•xhaus-Llbl" bul I, for one, duut hlllwvc 11 "There was I walling al tlw and twvct· hav t· churc:h '!'he nr.xl wnr wtl l bt' fou~ht W a• tin~ al the church wiln bows and arrow~~ Son1e Oh, Lawd , ho lett mo In Ow c\atm so Jll~1 makm g :1 ~::ag nf 1t lut~l!, ' . """" A w•lkln !l pener.-1 1011 30 yemR All at on~o !rom n o w~ Jus! pos~ tblv Renson lie 11ent me round a nuh~ Itt• mtlplc--tlwy ran out l)f would H'ere 'a the ~cr)' note J.:8S Th111 is what he wrot e "Can't get owny, 111 m11rry \1111 Six hund n•1l ~u l lnns u mlnnll' today t lne pl. uu· Mu l1 1]1l.1 h~ t housntuh My wile won't let me" I m <hZZ} I'm wuuu.t tput ' I su.neat thal . Evolyn Clclun <.l Whnt '~ lht• ptt ct• of btt•ydc • slng that, with all the g u ~ to uPd toduy' expreu,on that popu lar red hc ~ d poeae.tse& at the vorv neJo:l ('dl Somt' of my fncnd !l nre clann· tlon DC Bob HoeCIIch's P'amnu~ log I 'Vl' pl um Wflf11 o.u t my pre Frolics. •.:nt hnth tuh hy ~uch ronsla nt Gee, but 1 do lovt> 1o .1 "11 se 1hl·~ c hot <la v~ and 1hut I'll that gal So duos Lh c whnlc sonr1 havt• logo tn Galltpolt! lo Bard IJI'l llhl'IH} hunk s SUlCI' I 've l'l' iHI so m11ny here whil f' t .tkm·~ thest• Hj)Afing: "Back Ilonw 1\i.:a tn } 'l ctlfot·red ''St ir." bath s Indiana" rnade me lhm k-t·w Rcnllnr.b me 'feaclwr n~lt ~·~ l brother, an ol d W W Ono w•' Johnny to use the word 'IIOtWt1h aald thJt was the great fuvout tJ slt> ndln~" tn a se ntence Joh m.y or 11,ll tile men ovt"r~c n~ 11 ht;r,t c.. me up wtth tltully exproucrl tt all for tht•m. ' He wore his panlll nut bu t whether ffom Wt~r onlll n, Nt w IIOtWllh ~l lln dJn g" York or Geor~Ja "Back .home aga in in ln dum n Mid tbe .11ctnes r u ~r d tu know TAe undle hght, &till .~hm m~ brlaht Throurh the syco mm·,·~ rot mf' The new DIOWIJ hu~ ilt'!H is 0111 II s rr._1rance From the (ield.11 I II.!INt to roum When you talk abo111 1hl' mo11n 11Mht on the Wllbltsh Then 1 loni home" fur my I1111tann Lovely tonK, aglow wipl ment. ag any eoorl war ~rm l ,. son1 lbOUld be ol'fo really Irritate their otftr ars thOUJh tile WW OnE.' fellows )O\' '' ~d &o . '" ' draw out mou rnfully''1 wanna KCI home ·J wanna i o home I don•t wanna live In n l<>nt any mort Then drill ~ and lmtpectllin8 are mnklnJ:: me ~o r o Far over the sea There'• an ea1y chmr thul thf'y said baby-cab) walt1n~ f•11 me Oh, my, I JU.St wanta <:ry J wanna a:o hom e " Oh, Wl'll Somewhat dJscon~ertin11 to the chit•C person involved-a man in 9Wlmml ng m our river reee-ntly went In with a head of black hair and came out white headed No he wun 't scared.......the poor fcl· low's !la1r dY,e ju :~t washed out Another Groucho·lsm and I love lt. " I &o all oul." o~~ez he, "for a drive tor this, that, or lhD other And what do J ' aot ; f)trmckmg- among lh ~ oarents Ken ny und Iots McEI · .1 lwav~ on hand 11nd rearl } 111 a H.1 1r~ like lhe~e- nir e lo II"C hennv Nf'lle Rtl'l' D1ck ens aR;ain-slu· Clarence at anr1 her hu~bancl AthPilS rhP's m 0 U l all su m mP r- thr>v'll be back In our mld,t lh1 ~ r.1ll I'm happy til JIDY-1 he-nr lhal the H1rmon O'Brlens at Svraru.se eharn H1Pt r m<:e SWi m tntn(! pont w1t h nil the Syracus(' DUly Day Book was NIW CITI%111 Mr. and M"rs Daniel Swisher (Mary Lou Allensworth) j:heah1re RO , have announced the bir:th of a seven pound eight ounce dat:· e:hter, Su!lan Irene , at Holzc1' Hospital !lll Wednesday, July 24. Ther also have a $OR, Daniel Davts Grandparents -are Mr. and Mrs Carl Allensworth, Mtddk port and Mr. and Mrs. Erman Swisher, Cheshire. votmozstero:- luckv kLCh-if I rt' ca ll corrertlv Mrs 0 hu hmJ SOCIAL POSTPONIP The Ice cream social which was ~r>ectal tr a min~ 1n women's athlf'lil·s-lt110wn I!'' IlenrieltJ to ho)r to have been held thla Saturd ay lrle nd·. ~hP 1s AttV Henrv Cher· by the Middleport Ftre Depart· n turton's rluug hler- !lmall Rf't l•t ment has been postponed and tlw f{oetJ]f'r F. lcu nor Schaaf's grPnt l dale will be announl!ed late r d~urdttf'r w1.Jh a prettr n+>w pema nf' nl- 1 ltlted her hr airls hut SATURDAY MJITINO thu Jq roolrr-Nnra f.h lta lu '!,g m~ The Entl;lrprise 4-H Club w1ll n btg wat..r mt-lu n home-an<l I m e ~ at the Enterprlee tUB church must get on&-l'lf$! h~P tht,. tee Saturday at l 30 p m. 'Members ''o:r so fu ll or other stuff- ana 11 are requested to bring all books molon, tn be n •ally good, shau!fl and projecl!!. chill a lo nj.! ll mP-i1 new pmk 1tnd yt-Unw car al the apartmrut WCTU PICNIC ucrn ~~ the wnv lo ok~; rxactly hlte Th E! annual picn'fc or the Pomevu n!ll, and sl r-..tWIJI'ri'Y iCC c1oam roy WCTU will be ~eld at the - hJVl•l v- anil our neua:hbor~ home of Mu. 'R H ltawllngl!l, Un· Jud ge Clnrk In a htlnu ttful new wn Ave., Tues~y evenins, .tuly r ed nnd rream Dnr'l tH•-mav r mr ,., 30 A potluck dl~per will be servlinn ,;::1!-nftv that there's too loud tld at 6 00 p . ~ TV or rad1o aTound hcre---J'm ~u re Jhe owners have no Idea NEW 'Att~'IVAL how hl t~f.t'i fltl y \it t'ti.!IOUnrh ~11 Mr and Mn; (.()uii' Osborne are qvN-I~ ill Turne'r and Tr K(!•)· n('rh back from Cahfornlll.- 1 announcing the ti)rt~ 'Of a daught· 1hlnk they rl rOllt> prO\llld 7 0/)J er. K.11thy Lo~ ~t Schaeltel CliniC';!' tnile ~ All tol d- nq nPtV:hht'i .. ~li1r· ~a80n, W ya .. i_;\vedneaday, July lev '\1tlls would sav "Thnt'd kill ma ,, ' a·'li&ttln• 'lw"'s " - b 11t his no ~e ' at Mr. Pnd Mf•· Donald Wickham and children ol SpringtieJd, visit-' ed Mr. arid Mrs. Will Heilman last. Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Painter, Mr. and Mn:· )toi)ert Painter, Mr. and )[ra. &lph Painter and dapghter .1pent-- last Sunday With' Mr. and &rffJ. Ha:ry . ~rowa and sons. UonnJe •fl.oush .,.eturned home. Sunday, rtft~r a week's V)sit with Mr an.cl ~·· Larry Roush, .t~)t· son, Ohio. ' FOJ\T /(NOX, Ky: <AirrNG) ond Pvt. RDbert E. Byer sdn of rrtr. spent an and Mrs. Kennetli E Byer, 368 N Mr and MTJ. Thlfd Ave , MlddiQport, Obld, reMr. apd Mrs. and c"nUy compl~ted the ' eiiJU-week Mr. and 1\!>J, lj. L ij)ent clerk:-typist (Ourse !it' Uit Army's Sunday tl.fternoon Jennie Armor Training ceQter, tOrt KnolC, Roush. ' Kentucky Servicemen· vr, Mr and Mrs Dana Turner and Byer entered the family spent Monday evening with March. Mr and Mr~. Will Hellm~n . Mr. and Mrll: Lewis A. Wblte of Clncmn¥ti spent the week end wJtll the Vlrall ROu1b famiJy. On Sun· Army last -- 7 30 Boston Blackie 8 00 Captain K.anat.roo ,:v;~:~~?-1"'!1 bF IIIIi •. • YO.ivelot more 8.45 CBS News 9 00 Fred Warlng 9·30 .Arthur Godftey 10 3D ;,trike )l }Ueo ll :l!S 11 SO II 45 12 00 12 30 1 00 l':31) 2 00 LoVe of L1fe <" 8:30 Search for tomorrow Guldin& Llg6! Katie'e Kitchea AI the World TurDJ; ,Out ¥lsi . Brooks llouat!P~rty ' ilBlj: Payoff 8:;1(1 10:110 t0:3Q U:OO 12:00 2 ao ., I!Qb xr•!llir, $how 3 011 frilibteJI b aJ 3 15 Secret Storpt 3 30 • l!AI,e of, l!liitl>t 4 off! 11le~· E~t1:Y-Show 5 30 Your ~sso Reporter ~ :~ ~i:~ttlf.\~· 6 0• '~•oh,' ~ , • "''" • 6 1~ Douglu Edwardfl 6 30 Playhouse of Stare 7 oo west l: oint Slory ~ ·: lo''Qra~lP1}eWts ·~~ in-. ·~~d , MrS. &~~t~JalllS and Eve =rrr.,;;_ _ G... RDIN CLUBS The Twihght Gart;ten Club will be guestl!l of the Jlutland Garden Club Monday evenln.c, July 29, at the home Ot ~r•. ~- 0 Chapman. ' Meigs County News ' lUND"\' The Friendly and thelr f~lUes nle at Fork:ed ~\4n A potluck dinner at noon , 45th Birthday Gll1 of. 10\ll' f~rge ,' ;:~· ~:M~,n~~~~y a;® Gale ~!p!l)i.,'Sh~w + lfisb 1suo''pw~til'O!' ~e 3711 ,.j 9:30 nolden PJatrb~use 10·00 Tbe Ute S~ow La~e, LaJe Show I ' • • rN~·T-V .'Ch~'np~,l1~ ' ror Lt ' 'l'lahc U ICI CRIAM let him walk ~' 1'hri]iY'i for -the ,b11 Me I Ne~ and l/sed ~ MOWING MACHINES , ' •' HAY,Idu:· \l:'heat, Barley Seed Study Is U~ged o. - 11!1 th~ Middleport Feed Mill N, 2nd Ave. On Your ·Rod.io Dial .. Middleport ~ lvervont It h•acllnJ for Tht "-'"Ir F•r~ Bu,.au C..., on !~ ! ~ n StrMt in Pomeroy. Thej['.t., hetrintt til ebout tht big ill~lne" that their, ~ghbon tnt -,uttint In thf. btnk, lu&t bMau• tMY dtclc(ecl to chack CO.OP prlct• fint. they've t.un~t · QUALITY UP AND v... PRICIS DOWN •t the CO·OP Store Jn Pomeroy. ConM In t.o• dar and IH for yourself whal won~l b";\'1 we haw. In ltort "yt~u. l ' •. 1 , ;J~i~~i·~;~~~~j~~ · ~~~ I• I ~ ONICO · ,I ·Heaters '" .$1fs.9s i . ' '' · MASTER Dl:l.UXi ' l ' " - AliTOMATIC , •" 'DRYERi. . . ' '\'•""' '' .~~~--··~\~ '• ' MAIN ST. Where TALKS! r Water ' l}NICO ' __ DOLLAR ' ~'~ , Your ~ ELJ!:eTRIC aDd GAS C...N,.t.DA:rs nru•N Mulberry Ave. Phone 150 Y SHOPPING- CENTER· r • o,, • Sugar Run Flour M'ill We Do Cuslom GrllldiDg Ml:. ,and ~rt. DJlmar Canaday ' Fleming County. , 1 After more than 20 ~ears caxqpina: at this loeation the opportun· tty to purtha•e the preeent Cant· ol<i,~itng el''1 Cave are• dev,eloped. members or the The ptlrebue ot Uie camp site eoun~,,~ are to be coneratu. wu· made lfll 1H9 with tbe firJt contrlbutlon to the beu\1 ,b,ld 1\!0Ft. In 111110, development of the r-ecreational poasibilitic• of Ute area. " rail. S•• southeaatern SOCIA~ l'llturned 'Yledne!ldlly from a J(} day vaeatlol\ toJ Now Orleans, La. where they stayed at the Ro\e} Mont,leone, 1'hey traveled bv for halching egg ptoduc:tr• your nearelf Ju.,ir•r IHifcheryrno• p~·~t·"l on An lee cream roelallfUl be he14 Sterner .ong1 l(lok over In WW LOOKING A ROUND-Ab nut Saturday at 8 p, m. In the Che• ~"Cala11on.1 Roll lna: Alom!l' ns eater 11 ~rowd ns you'll over ter Villoae nan by the Shade Val· and "toto t~e Wild Blue Yonde•" see-the you nt Little L6A:JUr!U U!) ley 4-H Boy11. . - LEAD ON MRY COUNT ,,,, ~tC ience "Aw ju~ down ,''shucks sez Bub N'K!Iok Cross&red females Rae!ao r 1ltuncel~ i n "The Merch•nl"- his nnfl the dev!l M~nfUct-­ "~udg et: uy~ the fiend ''Budg'! not" ' say• my conselence"-now J see Jt eye tq e:ye with Sen. Rtl Ssell. ndW I'm With Sen. K.nowtantl-and -aehtolly W(l're aorta fi.l{htln,'l \b~ CiVU War all over 9.1lRin after -92 yean-welrd, Isn't lt'- hear about the 1tUle boy 1wano-:ed , a worm and h.ls po u:ave h1m wate.r to wuh It down eludes all employee, with ~ yeart or longer With the company, were also m attendance. Hatcheries ·990 thl' reeelved 30 ,·.~.·.·JB.·.~..-..... GunGmoke 't - ·11 :00 The __,;_,_,__ e.mployeeJ p1ru; Th.rl}'-!IX of the eompany'f Quarter-Century Club, wh.icb Jn~ OHIO VALLEY FEED CO•. · ...... Fc~o~r year ptns and two recelved 25 year. Is Celebrated Chows o:oo Mr. DlatrtcivlitOm"!., •tr, 8::tl0 1Jueeanecr1 Of City Loa~ Purina Dajly ula11Lir one In th ri,. yardf ' m plum wor!' out tJ'wlg: lne wHh fhanl llml Sherm11 11 all ilTrOu,ll'h the Civil war ap11ln- ( 111 ~ 1 rMrl fh·uce Cat1Dn 's "Th 1~ Unllowt!rl r.rouncl'' for teeonrl time--one of the fmest bot'lh' or ou r tlmeF.J·m.,.~.t ami Jurlv :trn~ or's SIYIA1l rh11ghter I oh \!4 mo ~tt.y CAlled "Pe:aeb'e.A" bv Iter dolln ~ famllvl'm •o rui!Ccd 11p Row on , the Clvtl R\lilhh Bill that , mv hejd'!l Rol n· relve full pa yment" Utrt>ctor Ches ter W Goble of the KorC".an Con )'O!i ...,, 1 :110 l :lS TBA "'1"•~11>- ., \ ~ • 4.00 J'he Early Show "J ', ,'t5:0th ¥oul.ke!T~W.UJI1, 4 oe '' Already 1ome ap!J heantt: who hne received their l>onu.&. ch~h beheve that they dtd 1101 re- t-hem to ~ ~ ~2;30 • ' WHH the f:H camp r~ g unlu• the cheek ,. .acco~~med b)! 1 •tateme-nt rronl the bon 1 du-ector mdu:· .atmg otherwise u.. I ot t&l eraft -plc~~p. '"""'"ll"'t. abd jh• 1 Harry 01borne 1 St' ., Po~-eroy , and Mr and Ma. Frank Robinson, St Paul, Ylratnia. ' The .study or nature 11 abo one or. the ' imp(lrtant ea~np program& wj~ regulu hiteJ belpg directed 'o:"' tbe varlou• tralll in the eamp areL A ,pllc~l eonaervafipn in· etnctOr from the State Dlvillon of ewervatlon l providea the Jnpervilion of tbil part of the eamp 'lhaq Oot1 olber lzl'lbo l>liolp.. Wllb 11 .00 Vallant I..acly · New ·HoU111d l ~rl'te nlnfl'- l'm U11:e at present were Mr. nnd Mra Wllliam Mat· lack and grandson, Billy Da11as, of Pomeroy , Mr and Mrs Doilald Matlack ami daqghter, Belpre, 0 , and Mr. and Mrs Larry Rousb of Jackson, Oh10 Mre. Russell Pamter haS' be-en vlsJtine her son, Mr and J,frs Rtdpb Fttnter of Ruthnd n wondl• r- tul trlo-th ~ P.aul Sma.rt'11 ha\ (' fl new swimmlnrt nool riPht ft). lh t!ir back door- Shtrlev Miller Cute man and little son had been lr •t one or !hose hot (tays--an•l Shirley .said now her boy wou:ct lu:~~t tur11 nu A cut(• l' h tlcl '.~ iden or hca\'l'n roncht'M u ~ recently 'T'lus was Burbn1o !Hackett) Mull ens httl(• son C' hut'kto who s~td ' I (10JJ t hcll uve 1 y,ant to he 111 hea ven" Hts mothrr a ~ kt•d whv " Well , I m afraid l II fnll out ,' t•xplalum.l l'huckle Anot her little fellow wanted tn knaw 1f there'd be p()t-alOl'$ 111 hcaven- hf''d hate to bf\! with· out chips, s alad and \he llke. "Heaven ~PJ'Pn d e about ,19 tn our inranc~ :· sol d the poet Wads· wort h blood!" FRIDAY 7·(13. Jimmie Dean tatement ays Not I~ and July 19 1~ l.lune %5, of employment lel'Yke. 'I'll• celebnUon "" ••tenclo<l br Vjolel L. Ander&on from thi eqcD<o P•nY'I Joca.J ottice1 hera. ~. . were 171 .hanor IIJDp!OJeN 19 .at.tend~nce In addition to tbe toaa. paoy I o!!ken and directora. . A ld f 1° pm, Bet With • dia~ o~,:~ch ~ yeus ol JUVIce, wu pr ted to each bOJlored employee T. R Schoonover, Chtlr;. man of the Board, recelved bill 45 year pin and in addiUon waJ pte&ented a beautiful company al· bum containtng: the autoaraphed photographs of un branch offtee manager, and 48 dlretton 1 o4 othe r execut1ve•. ' 4-H NEWs to ,attend a ebureb of their ebole~. I eare takett of. EAch meal )!rtod .llarU 1 with ,linf.--1 of 1 p-ace or a devotion · ·.aWl JSa,rbet.!J ~f'"f'JI~r ' aten devetopm,nt are out Ohio wit~ live or ruct Compenaalion Fund .s•ud here totay Tlua belief u due m molt part to the apphe:int'J forgettmg Uta I the compensable period or tirn e d 11 between June Zl) 1950 July 19 1 ~ All ~rv 1 hanh d • · ce w tc oea not come bf'1We€R these da.~s cannot be comudered If an .appJ•ca-nt feels that there u a question .as to the am_ount or his check, he mlly wtJte to the Drreclor or llle Kor ean Confhct Compens.at10n Fuutl .and reque1t .a review and r r:> eummation of the cl;;um , · Dtret lor GDble <Said Such ~ rev1ew musL be requ e~ t ed within 80 day:~ from date the check ia received The reasom for the request mu!l.t be clear!} and conc11eJy ilated Any add'· llonal evidence wb1rh tends to of tbe dayl!l aehvitle& bear out the applicant's conten · be Morri1 M'usrer, Smithville boo may be subnutted wtth th ,;pre~~ident ot the WaY,ne CountY request for a review. Dlrector Goble pomted ou' Potato Growers as10eiation. that great care has heen tak en to compute ICCUI'ately al! clauns "For th~ reason all applicants are urged to corunder enllrel} the basla upon which their Cflm· pensation IS payable before thev take .act10n m requesting a r~ VIeW," he Sald Any appheant behev1ng ht, check to be made out fcrr an 1n su fflctent amount need not d•·· lay l!l cashmg tt Cashmg suCh .1 check Will not preJUdi ce an) rtght for 1. re-exammat10n , Direr· tor Goble emplwuzed from Wchland Couht)o waa ahow a loniiDJ tor mo• and d~r for the .fanlor camp but the camp tUff, the .~'!oe~~ etarted on · July 2?tb ud lora an'd the ottler elub IMmbefl llblke it tht~lr jOb to • tbt per. end July 311l ' ' lOll l• partieiPitlna ln all the aetiv- c~'{a1dtde - Of ,S~rts J O00 Fede!>l }i~n, the ftettation lin ~ (1~" ... '1 H. 'Nolan, ~t!liJ .,pecta the ttD:lp proYidfl •n e~· II ovall•ble In no COunty Homv Ect~nondat El:t.olitlon Olhea" "'i•'l·IIIII For many ol the youq.. ,4.pnt ~veil u CJIDP dlreetorl'ol"' U tlDt.,eJ'I th1J II \he ftl'lt time U.e Counaello:r'• C.mp wblc:h wu hiYe' e-Yer been awty from lo l<lllon July ~d aud t3rd lnd theJ home and relativu for a uveral ' ' tliiC>' 1'1< lbe Senior camp wbleh day period~ t nn from July 28rd to 27tb. lAwen Douee , Acrleultunl At· Oceuioaau, a 70u~er Tlje, Jpoepl), CottoJL Sbow , Big MOment to~ ess . c COL\.!liBUS, 0 . (SpeciaiJ-All checkl reu1ved ))y Oht.l Korean bonus &ppbcanta are for tbe full aettlem~! ~f their claim tor lhtlr m1ht.ary IUVIee betw~n h - - -~ 0 10 State Unh•eraity ntfttlion hoMi~ulturm. bu announced. New Ulel For potatoes, along with research on potato produdl, wlll be dJtc.u.&ed by R,. H. Trer.d•ar, •upervJ.to:r, potlt(t leehnoloC)' umt, Eutern Utillutlon and Bement of ~~ 11ft'Y. IUPhJS!a , dDelep~ i cu uti • pbJa, Pa Otht!T Jpealcerr w:tU ine1ude V E .Keirn•, manager at: Ohto Potato Grower& a,.oclation, Columbul, and J. p Sleemnn , deput.. ment ot entomoloJY, Oblo Agr1cultural Experiment Jtatlon Oth.er program (eaturea1"!U in· cJude potato equipment demon· &tratton& under the 1 upern1 10n of Leo Buchholz, potato rrower at Smithville; a clinic on potato problema:, exhibits o~ package&, fertJ· lizen and other tteau uaed m p<; tato growlne. from Columbiana, Ma· Portage, Coshocton and eountie1 are belpmg and servmg on peri""' 1:00 Sian Oft 'ILO ~ ,. ••~~'~~ .,.r~, ioeempJ.,..,,,""'wlii!l rnorft-J'Nrf Korean Veterans Being Paid In Full UnJ Alta hed S S NEW · IN FARMING ! 1&.:30 N'ew1 Hea,llnet 10:40 ~ltewat.eh 12:00 Tonla:bt 5•55 Sign On 600 T(.lday ' 9 00 Rom}.~r Roo~t, health benefits of keeptng food cold was not-- to be exploited In many sections of th e U S wtth little ot no more to offer than here in geography , an entire new industry has flowered from ca tering to boat enthusiasts. Travelers tell us that for many miles above and below CincmnaU there are numerous establishments serving the vacatiOn and amusement whims of boaters People don't su<'denly get the boat 1dea, go out and plunt down $500 to $1 .000 for a slick craft sleeping a small family Somebody has to sell the idea It even takes the high, pressure, foot-in-the-door brand, to put an Idea across that costs money And the more salesmen peddling boats and motors, prob, ably the better The net resuli is a general increase in interest, and more sales About twenty,fivt years ago whvn the com, paet, home-size electric refrigerator was in · , •• c, I, ll1kooloo traduced to the Amencan buying public rna~ sales lagged intolerably Only the 1110st deter· mined salesmen could take home good paychecks The sight of seemg a sa lesman demonstraot.e through every posstble Feans the Spring, Summer and Fall, are not surpassed in many regwn s of the natwn From an es· thettr p01nt, in contentment of living, there is a real ass~t at our door step that remams I' · - - - - --~ lncreose In Booting Interest Here Could Follow Growth Over Nofi,on Of Amusement Industry Growth ~alia( is becoming an mcreasmgly popu, • • Dlll:r lleall!le( Pom~.au~ o,, July e , 19117--a �• f-DaiiJ SeDtlllel, Pom~y--Mld<llep<l•t;\, Mit~f Favored To Whup M.edtros Tile BaUJI Sentinel youne Ar1entin~ , -heaV)'lftlf:ht, b t•vored at .3-1 lo defeat Cuban Julio Mederos ""~ Dl(ht for his lllh 1tr1ia,ht victory tl).l 1'heJr tO-rounder at the new Capitol Arena ]"ill ~ televised - arid broadcast nationally by NBC •t 10 p. m. e. d. t. LOLLAR ReTURNS Le~JM~dent Dicf,.tl,l:ofi. w-. .U..stu jl()ll~ --.....!. The lll!t , ., I MJ-~1<1< ~ iot """ Racine's Braves, the Little Leaguers who will meet Mlddle- duled "' ~ at f P> m. 0 1!' ' port's Indians tomorrow night under Bachtel Field lights at Pomer'!J' dilmolld. Easy 18-9 , Over Racine To ~goe ~i~hip Honors . · of tile~ ellli~;~=:::1: J Ul«il.alry bee'~ lie ~~- dutie~ Ill~-"'~ AMQ, Collins and by Olet Tannehill · ·star Ca$1 .Seleded • Jllfteen boys were named today lo an AlJ,S~ east m Pony Leaaue who will meet 11>• pennant wiJm!lla 'l'Iee'f ust 5, ~y were sele¢ed by the n1anaa~rr &( h•o t-&. Arms, Plitl C<lllins, ll!lt1.Bob WilSon ill cGI!Uflah Wlllll DESK SPORTS .WASHINGTON uP- Alu Ml· tdf, UllHaten • Pony, ·liHie · : on... 'Iller Biu I twi--ni.ght in thL5 I ball·ba n ging Jack McClain, ma nager of t he d Wifso orioles:. T0 Ltail Li•ttl• BATTING Does this look reasonf.lble to AB R H Pc.t. you?-Have eac h club manver Duane Wol fe 43 27 24 558 name thl"tte players from the l&a· 24 9 I"3 :H2 gue Cor each position except pit Terl Bailey Larry Price 38 21 17 447 nher. The playe r with the higbest Don Arnott 32 12 12 381 vote for each job would :itart. Peanuts Wid.line 40 15 Hi .37~ The second highest should be 01. Howard Johnson 22 6 8 364 hand for relief. Bilt Elwood 17 7 fl By the timt! this game COmf>S Rick Sargent 34 13 10 29-1 off, !he OVA will ,·ust have oon ·. Jeff Lee 36 15 9 .250 pl-et.ed its schedule. It is the 36 9 0 .2M pla n to invite the manager of tht"! I .3[i3 1 ' fied and atrictly stOC"b. Compe. · under the lliith l.s at W;~h amu. Tht!:l HiJwaukee ..... 54 Is one you 'll wan l to sea. St. LOuis ...... 52 Broollyn . , . . . 52 Cincinnati . . . . . 53 Phila~elphia . . OLD GS NOT PERMITTED ON OUR LOT! We get rid of the "junkers" right away. The onll( 'cars you will .find for sale an our f'o f are those that assure you safe, pleasant driving. 1956 CHEVROLET .... -- .... $1765 Blue and Ivory - Radio and Extra Nice. 4 Qoor 210 Heat~r . ' ' 1955 PLYMOUTH .. _.... -- .. $1365 Belvedere 4-dllor. Interior like new. Heater, VB motor, good tires. Beige finish . 1955 OLDSMOBILE ...... -- $1595 88' - 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio. Heater, Seat Covers, Extra Clean. 1954 PLYMOUTH .. · .. -- ·.... $995 4-Door - 2-tone Blue - Savoy Series - A Real Buy. 1954 CHEVROLET · ··· ·· ·· · · $895 4-DOot l!ePD- Beautiful 2-lone green finish , Spotlees Interior, good rubber, guaranteed all the way, heater. ' 1954 PLYMOUTH .. . . . .. . . . $1195 Bel~e4ere 2 Dr. Hardtop. Black over blue, radio, heiter- seat covers. 1953 - .. 0 ..... " . ., . . " $1095 Super ·Httd\bp. Dynaflow, radio, heater, soul coven, perfect tires, blue and ivo!l,flnish. 1953 CHEVROLET .. -- -- · -- · $795 Beaulltul Jll~ck over Yellow. "150" - 4-Door Sedan. Htater: A re•l buy. 1953 FQID .... " " . " .. " ." $795 "8" c4ltomlllle. Maroon,flnlah, nll good tires, heat~, ~811ntertor. 1953 CHMOLET .. -- .. · -- ·-- $865 Bel ~ 2' J)r, Low mileage by l~al owner, dark blue ftnllb, spotless Interior. Has radio and Heater. 1,.2 .1!1?'1 40 .nu 1 41 .CHH 1 S~ Chi cago . . . . 38' 35 .6111 Boston _ . . . :50 43 J53fl IOl,.k Cleveland . . Detroit Baltimore .. Kansas Clty . . . Washington .. ,. . 47 46 46 4:6 44' G 34 M 83 ,11; .60G .000 ,4:'78 .370 131,-i 14 16 26 women M en · Ca' -L Balr, ""•ner u" .,, or Celler aaid tootball's witnessea, led by National Foelball LOIIUO those who tefltlfitd· for b11eball. Fight Results PAUL, r,llnn. - Tu•nor, Ul'~, outiM'- Dol ~· f ' 0 lt. Pavl (10), , , · GOIS' POR TISTI SPRINGFIEIJl, Jlag, VPBobby ' Co~reheen• entered a h~tal Thuilda~ to undereo testa to d~ne lf he bod tu!fored a bfifh, ~ury In a SALlS on4 r Middle-"' !14 W, MtdD St. I""' • •· ~ , , Mcrrir:te. · $1RVIC~ ' ~ 1"Wiiooll · sr~cuse '• , l'bone Gf53oY , Phone '" 'li ALL PJtiCI~ REDUCED '')· I '"'M:r. !!!!"t&:......,.,.., ·ana hoker ~!~~~~ -..>f ' CAN-VAS -~~.. . r PICNIC JUG ... ,, snappy V-8 engine. You'll love lt. SAVE 20'1· 'fiOREMAH ., ABBOTT . ·AP'LIANCI! .· . · 'liiPDLEl'liR'J ,· PoNTI•t ' ' CUSTOM CAtALINA HARD TOJ' •' All leather upholslery, \l)'dramatlc drive, radtr: heater, modern c~ause lhl cream finish, ltit · a honey. ·' IIONTIRIY 4 'DOOR. .,,., ' , ' . 'o ' - ~•vea . 195~ O~PS¥.,tfLE . . 88 4 ~- SlillfA ' t'·. $.. 5 \ • ·' 19$l 8 . c ' i •' ' FORD ' ~·'-'i' '· JA.,G~lt(S ~IJ ··~0, .. . 'hPt(. . .~ .ts -,r.-:-" ........... K. ....._ "Eti \'• . . .. sMRAJ;, OTHER NICE . ~1-J.\N· USED ' !·· .I Two to~ blu• and white, alandard shlff, l'ldlo,. heater, a good rootlag and ~~ rnnlng car: • " / 10~r • SUPRa. ll'liRA HAR6 TOP ,,. ' ·. - ''"' ~~!L~ '.• • ' A hot car tlnlsMd lll' ytllow all!( ijack. v-a Roc- · ket linJ!ne wltlt s!fJ!dai"\1 s111n. ~·dlo, heater; dual exhiusl, frt4t"Yo'1!ali ctlt. Trylt. · r. .i' ( ' .'• :$,1 95 .; ' '' ' ; ' ., ' ~ ' ;~~RS AND~ TRU~K~." ., . . You .•~r Any i ~d(~q.ir or Trud,c " New Y<1rk City fl1h{ two _ boUt• next n\ob.th, b~ hi• manager hu cancelled both en· , ). . Liahtwelrht last Monday night, Cour~Qile W.. l<lleduled ro to {:atac!l.!, V~luela for . Dark grea11 l!)tlalljc 11Qdy witJI ~ wblte top and 'deep trelllt lflllte Will tires. l'OU'Ir Sll\t~ C•s'Witlt . this overdrive. J\a!!Jp, ~eater, ~nted 8lass. 011 Phi••=•; Plo ... ,. BEL AIR 2 DOOR 19~~ 1,14- MERCURY . ' lr Unl!H '"'" BOlTON - Toriy Yttanlo, 146V•• losttn1 eut;oln,W .tfl. dl• Prince. 14t, PoUt~lt. N. Y. (10). ST. • J., r 1951 CADilLAC ~mmlsldoner Bei't Bell, have been· mot• fn11k .a~d caqdl~ than Metropolit~n a~vs VI AP.PLIANCES FtFE kEF·RIGERATIO'N . $1395 :.,,~ . subcommittee. ' *SCGn.A:TWATER MOTORS . ' .. . .... -llri<l • BaiJ llllftllr -1955 CHEVROLET ,t- 1N4t > QLPSMOJI . •' - SPECIAL 2 DOOR SEDAN Flashy red and white with good white wall tires. Dyndlow, new "'at covers. I! can't be beat at tlils price · WASHINGt'ON UP - Chairman c,ner .~ ' r-e . Our Moder0 $tylH . . - HA&I) 'TOP COUPE Two to~~t. pe,, h~ramatlc, radio, heater, fresh clean ln:terlor, e¥~-~~t, tlrea, a real baraain. pre1ented a better <!lie than did lli'Janlzed baseball In thre-t weeks earlier hearlnas ·bY the -hood . Sat11rday's GeMH football l1 mak1na a ease for aome exfor antl·truat laws. New York Ire1~orter wltnetieo who football t~e past two ·~ FOR. ,1954 BUICK City a\ Wlflhlnaton Emanuel CelJeli of 1 HouSe anti· trust s•Jtcommlttee -said todty __ ..,. mol...... .CIAII Wa shington 3 ClevelJind 2 10 Inn. Cellar Liking : Frankness Of Pro Grid Talk BARBECUE GRILLS IN. • • Chlcago 6 New York 2 BosUn :J Kan!!as City 3 Ballimore 3 Detroit 0 Cleveland at lloatoo·~ .. O"N .VININGS TIU 1'0:00 . · "' • .,_...w. ,SJ7 2!'h Chicago -at flattlmore , nfght Detroit at New York j For ·Thurs•r• llf-.ultt- Kans&s got MAKE 42 .548 2%: . . 60 32 .652 to:b':::•~MIO N••r Pf"rltenburg, W. Va. ;.; AMERICAN · LIAGUi- • · Wf L. ~ilL Gl New York . . _. tq HEADQUARf,l iS shopping· YOUR Headquarters I';. 2nd Ave. · ' ~~~·~Le~a~up~-~-P~"~o~lde~n~~~~-::~~ ':;:;:;:::::;:;::::;;5 New York . . . . 42 51 .452 lilt Pltt burgb . . . . . 33 59 .3?1 It Chicago . . 31 ~ .348 "201), Th~.~ndav'• Raosvltt New York :1 Chicago 2 Phiadelphia :1 Milwaukee 3 St. Louia 3 Brooklyn 2 night Clnri nnati 9 Pittsburgh 1 night S•turd'•v'• Gamt11 Philadelphia at ChlcaifO Brooklyn at Cinclnnatl New York at Milwfukee P iltsbur'gh at S\ .•ti0ul1 1952 QIIVIOLET · · ··, · · ·, ·· $645 er. 39 • t , E,;erv dish is a taste tbrill, l ,e:Kpei-tly prepared. Cool Co111iort! 1m BOAT • 1,- • ··superb liood ; From App·eti,zer To Dessert der 12, FBEE. Parkin&, FREE. In event ~t~ inclemapt weatll&r, ~Cit~ be lOO% net eate.· took a 'comm•dln the bottom of lnnlns agalnlll Syra,cUBe errora, four slnjle against 1 152~, Deluie t Door, Cleui Interior, good tlrea, 2 tone blue flntsb. Powergllde, Radio and :!Jeat- :n 40 .IS74 lltlOR open. todulto, 11.2$. Un- WIN n ·e M'lnllerl IS A DELIGHT SMITH Allon flamm,dltclolijld Redl•fl•-he had namMonison NATION•L LIA u e,d Huberll'rlce ol POJ:tlanJI and ~W L G "! 1 GB Bob Roberts of "om ' '""oy· . 01 a••· Y .,. :."! · · "' · shtant cotcbes, • Don't fo roet Ang . IB and lh · OVA all-.!l!M' basehall aMraclion' aplnst 40% net pte - 8 stoci. car racing ev~atl. ¥odi- or BASEBByALUni~•Rpt,.s ••ULTS ,_ J SAT, JULY. rT, 1:00 - - (tliT) GIW'ante!Sd Purae :....... ' squad. "I want to thank the Th 1 1 ey nc ude the fabulous pitch.. boy& who gave their ers an d sluJgers Tom Wblte ot umplti!:.ll and the Redlep ~pd Duane "Wte Feozy" woJfe: of Aacine and . ...0 Syra· 3 barp tosser, Jim , Louks, cuse : A4lded to theire are the fine pitcbeJ!s, Riabte ~ofa '· or · th~ "'od•er ' S John s• st f th w • , ua ee·n o Pirates aM. Ernie Bisao,n o1 Syrae.. cuse. . League Of~lcsra aldtd Morriaon 20 6 3 .15(l title leam •Lo lead the AII·SL\r!l In selecting the squad that will sq 5 I 2 .400 with the master-mJnding, and the to Gallipolis. BesideS" pltcheri, 3 1 1 .33:1 r ight to nume his pitchera and are: 4 :5 l 250 the order they should appear ln Racine - BIIJY Wickline, How· 5 2 1 ,00 their lhree-lnning sli nls. ard Johnson, Larry Price and Ted Z ~ I 143 If you have a better plan , Bailey. ' .J I .143 wl'ile or vocalize to the Sports Others Mike Roberta, Dod. B 2 I 125 Desk. gers; Butcby ¥eier, PJ,r•tea; Bob . . . . 2 1 0 .000 1 Bowen and Ff:ed Poyd, Yankees; 383 14 134 . l~t.\1 3' J! RAC~~E · Sp.~clwoy 12, Lll'l')' UI"C)f'le M • i' . EVERY DISH '--' ' Jolm l. Lullar parade of course i~ Duane Wolf!! higtl-elass Grove City Furniture squa · D T • ~-...,. 1 Syr&CQie-~ with 24 hits in 43 appearances Club which has humbled every- Bob Willebrtan·fl'", '""'f'K', ebtt; ~; ..._, - ' sm .r- ...... ••_•. ....,. _' , '""", ' , . . at the plate and almost half of body in the Heart of Ohio Lea~ue were otber pitet\·f t• nt,ID'e\\ ~ 11111 hi s hit.!i hHve been home ruiL~ . U.:- this summer, and is in the finllh has ~0. of the Ohio eliminations !or the OI'I'ISQil I~-Ted Bailey, is hittmg at :54:! Nat iona l Ba~~ebaU Congreu, has · ~ "~f"• wilh 13 hits in 24 trips and LOITTY promised-am p le "publicily materManae:er Lury Korttson " . director of tbll' Price has .447 in t7 h1ts 1n 38 ial" about his coll~tion of form - cine, first htll wlaner au:d ~ had tftk: tri es Team hattm g avcra~e is Cr' _professional stars and tap in the lenCiJ'd' bal't. wU:J _pj.,_.. . ~il ~'""''i .349.8 over a 13·gamt' roult> 1,1 drawe-r amateurs such as our own All-Star ~t ol LiU~ ~ the County tittle LC'.ag ut· . Dick Walters or Middleport. in the G.d(po_ na l.Jttk lftWti:e Pitching rccoTds show Wolft' MeClain promised. Dick wou ld Tournament u.e JeconG weet in I y:i~~~~~ "Wee Foozy"-is 7-0, J. arr~ Pricl!. pitch t"he game. Walters probably August. t! 2-1 and" Howerd Johnsrm 3-0. R11 • wi ll fa ce Gene Hesson, Mick Pleyer.a on thls dream _.... cine ha ,~ seort>d 148 ·;uns to 35 for ;""lie I r an d Larry woIfe. "''"' •·""-•··' W"'«>t-. ·the ~ ~eat-• f:~~::·:~:J';.•~ their opponents. How i hall ~he league pick it9 , ....... _ baeiban1 talent in tfae '· • all -stars? or Meiet Couftty on one year. double-heBder. suffered a fracture of a bone in hi& wrist on June 20 when struck })y a pitch by Billy Loe11 of the ·w.....,., ' ~ , tuM ·~ t-o two th,ey tt:entl- ~ P... Fl .. ) ' lllnlfe* hiller• 1, - · t . O.Wkl ....,n, II', G.,. - " · ani Frlmk l!bel'lfi>IO!f l, BALTIMOltE UP- White Sox. Wahama, have one regular batting at .558, another whO plays Five boys from eaeb team ~~~~~~~~~ «.tcher Sherm 'Lollar ' returns l::l a lilt · 1e over ha If the ttme · hlltmg · · at a sweet .5'2 were pl~d, -- · · ' ~ , an d a secon d leadinl p[f<jlerJ,wltll BlU •""' ~~ action today , :when Ute t.:am Terry JCalcJit bGjili """"'' ~At meeU the Baltimore Orioles in a regular hitting .447 . Leader weet ua.c;e_r l~ •ulta so went unlll ' Ohlillf111t coul'd eomt Ul. 1 MIDDLEPOR;f INDIANS Dally StnUael, Pomeroy· Jlldcl!eport; 0., July 28, 1957 ' • '. <U$ED.. c'~l. ' . ., . COR• .LOCU~T · ~n~ ;~~~p · ' . ,_,i~lfl.tP.'or, Onlo ~ . ' . · REuPS ........ $U8 . t:xcll. .' I H t ~ · F;~ton• ·· ,,;;;-·""• DI~L· '-$TOil . • •' f • In Center of TOii!jl, ~·~"""; ,. J �• f-DaiiJ SeDtlllel, Pom~y--Mld<llep<l•t;\, Mit~f Favored To Whup M.edtros Tile BaUJI Sentinel youne Ar1entin~ , -heaV)'lftlf:ht, b t•vored at .3-1 lo defeat Cuban Julio Mederos ""~ Dl(ht for his lllh 1tr1ia,ht victory tl).l 1'heJr tO-rounder at the new Capitol Arena ]"ill ~ televised - arid broadcast nationally by NBC •t 10 p. m. e. d. t. LOLLAR ReTURNS Le~JM~dent Dicf,.tl,l:ofi. w-. .U..stu jl()ll~ --.....!. The lll!t , ., I MJ-~1<1< ~ iot """ Racine's Braves, the Little Leaguers who will meet Mlddle- duled "' ~ at f P> m. 0 1!' ' port's Indians tomorrow night under Bachtel Field lights at Pomer'!J' dilmolld. Easy 18-9 , Over Racine To ~goe ~i~hip Honors . · of tile~ ellli~;~=:::1: J Ul«il.alry bee'~ lie ~~- dutie~ Ill~-"'~ AMQ, Collins and by Olet Tannehill · ·star Ca$1 .Seleded • Jllfteen boys were named today lo an AlJ,S~ east m Pony Leaaue who will meet 11>• pennant wiJm!lla 'l'Iee'f ust 5, ~y were sele¢ed by the n1anaa~rr &( h•o t-&. Arms, Plitl C<lllins, ll!lt1.Bob WilSon ill cGI!Uflah Wlllll DESK SPORTS .WASHINGTON uP- Alu Ml· tdf, UllHaten • Pony, ·liHie · : on... 'Iller Biu I twi--ni.ght in thL5 I ball·ba n ging Jack McClain, ma nager of t he d Wifso orioles:. T0 Ltail Li•ttl• BATTING Does this look reasonf.lble to AB R H Pc.t. you?-Have eac h club manver Duane Wol fe 43 27 24 558 name thl"tte players from the l&a· 24 9 I"3 :H2 gue Cor each position except pit Terl Bailey Larry Price 38 21 17 447 nher. The playe r with the higbest Don Arnott 32 12 12 381 vote for each job would :itart. Peanuts Wid.line 40 15 Hi .37~ The second highest should be 01. Howard Johnson 22 6 8 364 hand for relief. Bilt Elwood 17 7 fl By the timt! this game COmf>S Rick Sargent 34 13 10 29-1 off, !he OVA will ,·ust have oon ·. Jeff Lee 36 15 9 .250 pl-et.ed its schedule. It is the 36 9 0 .2M pla n to invite the manager of tht"! I .3[i3 1 ' fied and atrictly stOC"b. Compe. · under the lliith l.s at W;~h amu. Tht!:l HiJwaukee ..... 54 Is one you 'll wan l to sea. St. LOuis ...... 52 Broollyn . , . . . 52 Cincinnati . . . . . 53 Phila~elphia . . OLD GS NOT PERMITTED ON OUR LOT! We get rid of the "junkers" right away. The onll( 'cars you will .find for sale an our f'o f are those that assure you safe, pleasant driving. 1956 CHEVROLET .... -- .... $1765 Blue and Ivory - Radio and Extra Nice. 4 Qoor 210 Heat~r . ' ' 1955 PLYMOUTH .. _.... -- .. $1365 Belvedere 4-dllor. Interior like new. Heater, VB motor, good tires. Beige finish . 1955 OLDSMOBILE ...... -- $1595 88' - 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio. Heater, Seat Covers, Extra Clean. 1954 PLYMOUTH .. · .. -- ·.... $995 4-Door - 2-tone Blue - Savoy Series - A Real Buy. 1954 CHEVROLET · ··· ·· ·· · · $895 4-DOot l!ePD- Beautiful 2-lone green finish , Spotlees Interior, good rubber, guaranteed all the way, heater. ' 1954 PLYMOUTH .. . . . .. . . . $1195 Bel~e4ere 2 Dr. Hardtop. Black over blue, radio, heiter- seat covers. 1953 - .. 0 ..... " . ., . . " $1095 Super ·Httd\bp. Dynaflow, radio, heater, soul coven, perfect tires, blue and ivo!l,flnish. 1953 CHEVROLET .. -- -- · -- · $795 Beaulltul Jll~ck over Yellow. "150" - 4-Door Sedan. Htater: A re•l buy. 1953 FQID .... " " . " .. " ." $795 "8" c4ltomlllle. Maroon,flnlah, nll good tires, heat~, ~811ntertor. 1953 CHMOLET .. -- .. · -- ·-- $865 Bel ~ 2' J)r, Low mileage by l~al owner, dark blue ftnllb, spotless Interior. Has radio and Heater. 1,.2 .1!1?'1 40 .nu 1 41 .CHH 1 S~ Chi cago . . . . 38' 35 .6111 Boston _ . . . :50 43 J53fl IOl,.k Cleveland . . Detroit Baltimore .. Kansas Clty . . . Washington .. ,. . 47 46 46 4:6 44' G 34 M 83 ,11; .60G .000 ,4:'78 .370 131,-i 14 16 26 women M en · Ca' -L Balr, ""•ner u" .,, or Celler aaid tootball's witnessea, led by National Foelball LOIIUO those who tefltlfitd· for b11eball. Fight Results PAUL, r,llnn. - Tu•nor, Ul'~, outiM'- Dol ~· f ' 0 lt. Pavl (10), , , · GOIS' POR TISTI SPRINGFIEIJl, Jlag, VPBobby ' Co~reheen• entered a h~tal Thuilda~ to undereo testa to d~ne lf he bod tu!fored a bfifh, ~ury In a SALlS on4 r Middle-"' !14 W, MtdD St. I""' • •· ~ , , Mcrrir:te. · $1RVIC~ ' ~ 1"Wiiooll · sr~cuse '• , l'bone Gf53oY , Phone '" 'li ALL PJtiCI~ REDUCED '')· I '"'M:r. !!!!"t&:......,.,.., ·ana hoker ~!~~~~ -..>f ' CAN-VAS -~~.. . r PICNIC JUG ... ,, snappy V-8 engine. You'll love lt. SAVE 20'1· 'fiOREMAH ., ABBOTT . ·AP'LIANCI! .· . · 'liiPDLEl'liR'J ,· PoNTI•t ' ' CUSTOM CAtALINA HARD TOJ' •' All leather upholslery, \l)'dramatlc drive, radtr: heater, modern c~ause lhl cream finish, ltit · a honey. ·' IIONTIRIY 4 'DOOR. .,,., ' , ' . 'o ' - ~•vea . 195~ O~PS¥.,tfLE . . 88 4 ~- SlillfA ' t'·. $.. 5 \ • ·' 19$l 8 . c ' i •' ' FORD ' ~·'-'i' '· JA.,G~lt(S ~IJ ··~0, .. . 'hPt(. . .~ .ts -,r.-:-" ........... K. ....._ "Eti \'• . . .. sMRAJ;, OTHER NICE . ~1-J.\N· USED ' !·· .I Two to~ blu• and white, alandard shlff, l'ldlo,. heater, a good rootlag and ~~ rnnlng car: • " / 10~r • SUPRa. ll'liRA HAR6 TOP ,,. ' ·. - ''"' ~~!L~ '.• • ' A hot car tlnlsMd lll' ytllow all!( ijack. v-a Roc- · ket linJ!ne wltlt s!fJ!dai"\1 s111n. ~·dlo, heater; dual exhiusl, frt4t"Yo'1!ali ctlt. Trylt. · r. .i' ( ' .'• :$,1 95 .; ' '' ' ; ' ., ' ~ ' ;~~RS AND~ TRU~K~." ., . . You .•~r Any i ~d(~q.ir or Trud,c " New Y<1rk City fl1h{ two _ boUt• next n\ob.th, b~ hi• manager hu cancelled both en· , ). . Liahtwelrht last Monday night, Cour~Qile W.. l<lleduled ro to {:atac!l.!, V~luela for . Dark grea11 l!)tlalljc 11Qdy witJI ~ wblte top and 'deep trelllt lflllte Will tires. l'OU'Ir Sll\t~ C•s'Witlt . this overdrive. J\a!!Jp, ~eater, ~nted 8lass. 011 Phi••=•; Plo ... ,. BEL AIR 2 DOOR 19~~ 1,14- MERCURY . ' lr Unl!H '"'" BOlTON - Toriy Yttanlo, 146V•• losttn1 eut;oln,W .tfl. dl• Prince. 14t, PoUt~lt. N. Y. (10). ST. • J., r 1951 CADilLAC ~mmlsldoner Bei't Bell, have been· mot• fn11k .a~d caqdl~ than Metropolit~n a~vs VI AP.PLIANCES FtFE kEF·RIGERATIO'N . $1395 :.,,~ . subcommittee. ' *SCGn.A:TWATER MOTORS . ' .. . .... -llri<l • BaiJ llllftllr -1955 CHEVROLET ,t- 1N4t > QLPSMOJI . •' - SPECIAL 2 DOOR SEDAN Flashy red and white with good white wall tires. Dyndlow, new "'at covers. I! can't be beat at tlils price · WASHINGt'ON UP - Chairman c,ner .~ ' r-e . Our Moder0 $tylH . . - HA&I) 'TOP COUPE Two to~~t. pe,, h~ramatlc, radio, heater, fresh clean ln:terlor, e¥~-~~t, tlrea, a real baraain. pre1ented a better <!lie than did lli'Janlzed baseball In thre-t weeks earlier hearlnas ·bY the -hood . Sat11rday's GeMH football l1 mak1na a ease for aome exfor antl·truat laws. New York Ire1~orter wltnetieo who football t~e past two ·~ FOR. ,1954 BUICK City a\ Wlflhlnaton Emanuel CelJeli of 1 HouSe anti· trust s•Jtcommlttee -said todty __ ..,. mol...... .CIAII Wa shington 3 ClevelJind 2 10 Inn. Cellar Liking : Frankness Of Pro Grid Talk BARBECUE GRILLS IN. • • Chlcago 6 New York 2 BosUn :J Kan!!as City 3 Ballimore 3 Detroit 0 Cleveland at lloatoo·~ .. O"N .VININGS TIU 1'0:00 . · "' • .,_...w. ,SJ7 2!'h Chicago -at flattlmore , nfght Detroit at New York j For ·Thurs•r• llf-.ultt- Kans&s got MAKE 42 .548 2%: . . 60 32 .652 to:b':::•~MIO N••r Pf"rltenburg, W. Va. ;.; AMERICAN · LIAGUi- • · Wf L. ~ilL Gl New York . . _. tq HEADQUARf,l iS shopping· YOUR Headquarters I';. 2nd Ave. · ' ~~~·~Le~a~up~-~-P~"~o~lde~n~~~~-::~~ ':;:;:;:::::;:;::::;;5 New York . . . . 42 51 .452 lilt Pltt burgb . . . . . 33 59 .3?1 It Chicago . . 31 ~ .348 "201), Th~.~ndav'• Raosvltt New York :1 Chicago 2 Phiadelphia :1 Milwaukee 3 St. Louia 3 Brooklyn 2 night Clnri nnati 9 Pittsburgh 1 night S•turd'•v'• Gamt11 Philadelphia at ChlcaifO Brooklyn at Cinclnnatl New York at Milwfukee P iltsbur'gh at S\ .•ti0ul1 1952 QIIVIOLET · · ··, · · ·, ·· $645 er. 39 • t , E,;erv dish is a taste tbrill, l ,e:Kpei-tly prepared. Cool Co111iort! 1m BOAT • 1,- • ··superb liood ; From App·eti,zer To Dessert der 12, FBEE. Parkin&, FREE. In event ~t~ inclemapt weatll&r, ~Cit~ be lOO% net eate.· took a 'comm•dln the bottom of lnnlns agalnlll Syra,cUBe errora, four slnjle against 1 152~, Deluie t Door, Cleui Interior, good tlrea, 2 tone blue flntsb. Powergllde, Radio and :!Jeat- :n 40 .IS74 lltlOR open. todulto, 11.2$. Un- WIN n ·e M'lnllerl IS A DELIGHT SMITH Allon flamm,dltclolijld Redl•fl•-he had namMonison NATION•L LIA u e,d Huberll'rlce ol POJ:tlanJI and ~W L G "! 1 GB Bob Roberts of "om ' '""oy· . 01 a••· Y .,. :."! · · "' · shtant cotcbes, • Don't fo roet Ang . IB and lh · OVA all-.!l!M' basehall aMraclion' aplnst 40% net pte - 8 stoci. car racing ev~atl. ¥odi- or BASEBByALUni~•Rpt,.s ••ULTS ,_ J SAT, JULY. rT, 1:00 - - (tliT) GIW'ante!Sd Purae :....... ' squad. "I want to thank the Th 1 1 ey nc ude the fabulous pitch.. boy& who gave their ers an d sluJgers Tom Wblte ot umplti!:.ll and the Redlep ~pd Duane "Wte Feozy" woJfe: of Aacine and . ...0 Syra· 3 barp tosser, Jim , Louks, cuse : A4lded to theire are the fine pitcbeJ!s, Riabte ~ofa '· or · th~ "'od•er ' S John s• st f th w • , ua ee·n o Pirates aM. Ernie Bisao,n o1 Syrae.. cuse. . League Of~lcsra aldtd Morriaon 20 6 3 .15(l title leam •Lo lead the AII·SL\r!l In selecting the squad that will sq 5 I 2 .400 with the master-mJnding, and the to Gallipolis. BesideS" pltcheri, 3 1 1 .33:1 r ight to nume his pitchera and are: 4 :5 l 250 the order they should appear ln Racine - BIIJY Wickline, How· 5 2 1 ,00 their lhree-lnning sli nls. ard Johnson, Larry Price and Ted Z ~ I 143 If you have a better plan , Bailey. ' .J I .143 wl'ile or vocalize to the Sports Others Mike Roberta, Dod. B 2 I 125 Desk. gers; Butcby ¥eier, PJ,r•tea; Bob . . . . 2 1 0 .000 1 Bowen and Ff:ed Poyd, Yankees; 383 14 134 . l~t.\1 3' J! RAC~~E · Sp.~clwoy 12, Lll'l')' UI"C)f'le M • i' . EVERY DISH '--' ' Jolm l. Lullar parade of course i~ Duane Wolf!! higtl-elass Grove City Furniture squa · D T • ~-...,. 1 Syr&CQie-~ with 24 hits in 43 appearances Club which has humbled every- Bob Willebrtan·fl'", '""'f'K', ebtt; ~; ..._, - ' sm .r- ...... ••_•. ....,. _' , '""", ' , . . at the plate and almost half of body in the Heart of Ohio Lea~ue were otber pitet\·f t• nt,ID'e\\ ~ 11111 hi s hit.!i hHve been home ruiL~ . U.:- this summer, and is in the finllh has ~0. of the Ohio eliminations !or the OI'I'ISQil I~-Ted Bailey, is hittmg at :54:! Nat iona l Ba~~ebaU Congreu, has · ~ "~f"• wilh 13 hits in 24 trips and LOITTY promised-am p le "publicily materManae:er Lury Korttson " . director of tbll' Price has .447 in t7 h1ts 1n 38 ial" about his coll~tion of form - cine, first htll wlaner au:d ~ had tftk: tri es Team hattm g avcra~e is Cr' _professional stars and tap in the lenCiJ'd' bal't. wU:J _pj.,_.. . ~il ~'""''i .349.8 over a 13·gamt' roult> 1,1 drawe-r amateurs such as our own All-Star ~t ol LiU~ ~ the County tittle LC'.ag ut· . Dick Walters or Middleport. in the G.d(po_ na l.Jttk lftWti:e Pitching rccoTds show Wolft' MeClain promised. Dick wou ld Tournament u.e JeconG weet in I y:i~~~~~ "Wee Foozy"-is 7-0, J. arr~ Pricl!. pitch t"he game. Walters probably August. t! 2-1 and" Howerd Johnsrm 3-0. R11 • wi ll fa ce Gene Hesson, Mick Pleyer.a on thls dream _.... cine ha ,~ seort>d 148 ·;uns to 35 for ;""lie I r an d Larry woIfe. "''"' •·""-•··' W"'«>t-. ·the ~ ~eat-• f:~~::·:~:J';.•~ their opponents. How i hall ~he league pick it9 , ....... _ baeiban1 talent in tfae '· • all -stars? or Meiet Couftty on one year. double-heBder. suffered a fracture of a bone in hi& wrist on June 20 when struck })y a pitch by Billy Loe11 of the ·w.....,., ' ~ , tuM ·~ t-o two th,ey tt:entl- ~ P... Fl .. ) ' lllnlfe* hiller• 1, - · t . O.Wkl ....,n, II', G.,. - " · ani Frlmk l!bel'lfi>IO!f l, BALTIMOltE UP- White Sox. Wahama, have one regular batting at .558, another whO plays Five boys from eaeb team ~~~~~~~~~ «.tcher Sherm 'Lollar ' returns l::l a lilt · 1e over ha If the ttme · hlltmg · · at a sweet .5'2 were pl~d, -- · · ' ~ , an d a secon d leadinl p[f<jlerJ,wltll BlU •""' ~~ action today , :when Ute t.:am Terry JCalcJit bGjili """"'' ~At meeU the Baltimore Orioles in a regular hitting .447 . Leader weet ua.c;e_r l~ •ulta so went unlll ' Ohlillf111t coul'd eomt Ul. 1 MIDDLEPOR;f INDIANS Dally StnUael, Pomeroy· Jlldcl!eport; 0., July 28, 1957 ' • '. <U$ED.. c'~l. ' . ., . COR• .LOCU~T · ~n~ ;~~~p · ' . ,_,i~lfl.tP.'or, Onlo ~ . ' . · REuPS ........ $U8 . t:xcll. .' I H t ~ · F;~ton• ·· ,,;;;-·""• DI~L· '-$TOil . • •' f • In Center of TOii!jl, ~·~"""; ,. J �.·' • Ohio Firemen Will Convene OnAugustl6 , For Hire! ' FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS --:-----Legal Notice t'OR IALI:: The Don Romine property located In Dexter, Ohio, and M'iddlfl· port. Ohio, wiU be so I'd by , the under&;gned at the law offleea of Contract" Cl'oW and Crow, Pomeroy, Oblo, at PrfONE 398 o'elotk A. M., Saturday, July eGradinf & Ditch Diecin.l!: RATES 19!57. Property located in Dex• Bact-Hoe Service Ohlo, Jll· appnlsed at $8,800. eTruck Loadma: Equipment 2 ceau Pf"• word, one 1n..... rtio11 Minlm".Jm charge Mk --4. ~-enU and cannot be sold for leq thJ_n • Dump Truck Servlee per word lor three cooset·ullve mserUon11. this 1um. Property located in Mid· VIRGIL WAMSLEY Specul - One month for 25 cent! per word. dleport, Ohio, ls appraised at Phone Cheshire 7-7479 FulJ rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for arfvor.rlhdng il $4,000.00 and cannot be sold for aot paid for before the 15tn of.each month tollowmg lniiPrtion 1 Errera in Advertl5ing-Should bt r eported immediately The ~~~.:;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: less than tbll sum. Real e.state to Daily Sentinel ~o~o 1 11 not be r-:!sponslble for [l'lOliC than o ne tncor· )Business Servir.es be sold to hlgheat bidder, lfUbject l'fll't IMertlnn. to the approval of the Court. . {',ard of Thanb and .laJ Notices of Evt:nta $1 00 Ob1tuarlea SybH Ebersbach, Exeeutrlx .\lummL!m cpmbmattoa 1torm anci pbUahcd at 1 eent per word. 7te ~ereen windows and dMrr. Steel (7) )9, 20, 22. 23, 24, 25, 26 snd aluminum awning• aad caoui:a 20" Cast Iron Coal Furnace (I) Ol?iea. Call WilHam Radford. $35 00 Phone 165-X. 7 26 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lroct Sprlnga. 5 2 lmop. l1t... of FNncl• T. l.tz. ftAIHCI Notice i1 hereby given that Maude Bett whose Post Office ad· dreu Is 849 High Street, Middle· port, Ohio, has bet-11 duly appointed executrix of the Estate of J'.ran. C:JS T. Betz, deeeaaed, late of Meigs County, Ohio. Dated thh ~til day o( July 1957. Job'n C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio "IIY the WANT ADS Hour or I (20 Not1ces home of Mri. David Rou. Mrs. Ed Morrlaon and chlldrea, Blacklick, 0., ~pent a week with Mr and Mrs. C. .N. Jonea. Mr and Mrs. Donald Wlckbam and dauehtera, Richmond, f)., 1pent the week end wllh Mr. and Mr&. Buel Ridenour. . Mu.s Lenora Betzlng. Columbus, spent a week with Mn Freda Mil· Jer Mr. and Mrl. Frank Hud10n of Pomeroy ·vi:!lited Mr and M:ra. Wil· hs frost. ,_ Mr. and Mrs John Morrtton and son, V{Blter, daughter, MarUyn; of Ashtabula, called on Mollie ' Book· man. Tuesday MrA. Freda Miller entertained the Chrlstlaa Enduvor ,of the Silver R1.dge Church, Monday even· ORUESER BLOCK CO. l:e!::~!~~~ ~~~:!o:~n· ;:;;;:;::::;;;;5:::;;;::==:i:i':::;:;'!i;;: I ------SWF.ET CORN. .. H. KAwWiiiSs<>m co.- :It I MUM North of hmeroy , WHITfo~ Slo\es Evergreen Call ot·den Lo John· Day ny McMurray. Phone 3fl6. Phone 1$:121 Ntaat Phone WE BUY 7 25 3tp tOn·X. DODGE • PLYMOIJTH J JTIIUCTUIIAL I IIAMS DEAU',RS 8 f U 1 =:-::~-c;:---·---,IICRAP IRON .,. MJTALI l95fl Har!n; DDvlf.~un Motorcy<'lll (8) Model 56 st tn goo« con<f llJnn. Priced to se ll Sec Dick Taylor STATION - WAGoNS::... 1931 Ply· CO. or Frank Uclllnd, Racme, 0 ., mouth Wagon , original black 'hone ItO tltoiMrew _ _ . .;c_ or Phone Pomeroy 3631. finish Nice, ~89 tD~a Plymouth Wagon, blue and Ivory , auto- ~.,..-:c-- - - - - - matic trans , H&H, $895. 19155 GRAVELY 1rtACTOR SALES and Service. R. A. Jo~mlaw, 512 E. Plymouth Wagon, 6 cyl . R&H. M ~u n St , Pomcro} 7 24·27tc Ivory over Dark Blue $1495 GMC Truck S4f:l5. !\!, 'r11n fl1! ---::----::-:--:-:bed. t 1peed transmission. E.<· 2lf Horsepowrr Johnson Elcr start- r.OMPLETE tnsur•n~MJ PfotectiOD, ing motor 12 ft. yrllow j11det Llf.. Autt•. Jl'tre, Pullo. CaU Dor tra good heavy tires UK7 Fm1J Truck, $2415 ~ Ton Pick-up Bll.J boat and traih,'1', Call 610·M 1 MiJis, Middleport, Ohht. Rnd, overload spring. GoOo.l 7 2 31 Tires. Pomeroy Motor Co , Porn· ' eroy, 0 . Phone 491 7·21!1·3tr To Buy Beautiful Brick,-,B~r-on-m 1856 Oldlmobllc. $2.495 Super 88 homt!l, 3 bedrooms and b1tb. 2 dr. Hollldaf Cpe Less than USED roll.a·way bed Call 303~ .!eteen-in rear porch overlook· 14.000 adua milos Power lng the beautJJul Ohio R1ve1·, between 7.8() A. M. and 7.80 atel!rlnr and brake R. Fully city water, new oil furnace . P. M. 7 23·3te equipped. Blae~tnar's, Po.meroy, --------~. ....... Allo 3 ear 1ara1e wJtb 4 room ·- 1 20 6tc new modern apartment, oil fUr:=-::-;-::-- - nace, bc"utlful lawn, over an 193G Buick V8 Century. $2159~ acre of garden. Itvlng Ka.·r 2 dr . Riviera Cpc. Smart Ivory Jr., Phone 485. f'omeroy. &. White finish . [)yndlow drive Rnon1s Cor rent. Clo&c to lown 7·24-0te. .1 One crnful owner. Jllaettnnr'~, l!l? Butternut. 7· 18·12tc Pomeroy. 1 20 6~ 37 AI;RES.rif 1r0und, 12of;hlch - -~ .-feM Buick V8 Super $1.595 4· ia river bottQm. ~ated near dr Sedan. Dynaflow drive . R & ( 16) For or Shade Rlvelo .qn aood fl'avel road. II New one coat 1\hnut $4~00 00 -·Laya wei'I. Could be used .for Thill 011e like new ln appear· For ften\ - Exlen•lon Laddera. summer c;abin. Will sell for $400 ance and condition Dlaettnar'R, Scaffold hJarda, Drop Clolba. down, thttnee balance in mo~th­ Pomeroy 7 20 Otc Cllnt.on Fi11her, :Middleport. ly p11yment1. Call 1115, Hilton Phone 82b~,X. 11111 7 211 6te Wolle, Mlnerovlll,, 10&4 Ford VB CUAtomllne. $1.093 2 dr Sedan. One of the best ap· ~::-:.-~..,..-peannc cart on our lot Dlaett· .( 17) FOR SALE OR TRADE. Two bednu'1, Pomeror. 7 20 6tr room hou11e wlth city water, a:u furnace, 111 wt~H and 38 ·~· "103 Chevrolet aa low as $89a r';;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;,;-;;;-;,;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;:~ of J;md. M:lnerP lghts. Trailer Pour beautie!l. 2-210's and 2 Wanted. r~uno 907·11. Virlil Experienced Bei·Airl. One like new conver· Teaford, Syracuse. 1 2tl 6\p Waltre., Wanted • tlble and 3 two doore. Blafltl· ' ' , Must Apply In Person nu•s, Pomeroy. 7 20 6tr House ror MARTIN RESTAURANT • 1003 Buiek Spec:lall. $995 Two lui Middleport extra fine c:ara. One wa& owned home •' 7·23-3\e bJ on_, of our mechanltll. Blaett· Ptne ' Wf)od t~ar •• Pomero)' . 7 20 8t1: ' Housckef'per wantod TWo adults. ier belt URd c.lr '1/ ALUES, lee Hill, Fred Kau!f, Pomeroy. 7·23·12tp BILL CRILUS. T 9 lmop Gal. . '•• ·-::-:--.,.-::---:-· · - Holp WnntoriHn11sekceper 60 ' ~91 For Scie ycurs of age. Contact John Duel' . -~ Good UMd ' qt. Presto Steam Preu urc ncr, 157 Dock tU , Middleport All Mikel apd Mad~ Cookor Cnner. 'IGOO P.honc 7· J6-12tp . 8314. 7·22-Btc hour 1¥rettter Service, OHIO VALLEY Auto. Soles JUNK ~ ( -l l_I_W -anted (21 ) Reo! Estate -;bit;· - (141 ForRent ----- - - - - --- -- --- ----Rer.t NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALE In puttuancc:: or an order of the Probate Court of Meigs county . Ohio, I wil} otter fl)r liale at Pub11c Auction on the 3rd day of Aug· UJt, 1957, at 10:00 o'clock A. \!., at the front door of fr.a Court House at Pomeroy, Ohio, the foUowlng deac:rlbed rerl estate situated in the VIllage of Middleport, County of Meigs and State •flf Ohlo, 1nd b...,unded and deacribed •• follows : Tbat lot or partel of land wlth the !:tulldlns a~4,. JmprovemtJ]t& thereon, llituate at the northwest corner of Sixth and Palmer Streets in the Town of MJ(Idleport, Meigs County, and State of Ohio, 9n ~lot• In abe Fifty fM\ feet by oae tiUn· dred UOO) teet and more pa'1lcu· lorJy1 Aeoerlbe4 on Map, Paae 4, Blo.. 88, M•p ~1. BeiUJ pori ol -- Sole --Help Wonted I I ---- -·· ---'--- . ' - ben ;FOR SALE OR TRADE - 22 acre ( 18) farm, ' room hou&e Mt.lJ and RhooJ bu1 . Sell or trade Geora:e Ken. for bouae ne<b', 7 20 6tp PAINTING WANTED. All l<lnd•, Interior and exterior. RoofJ a apeclalty. Edward Peloao, TU 2J. or tall 260J 924. P. 0. Box 78, Hartford, W. Shirley Nd· Va. 7 25 8!~ Ohio 7·24 3<9 Employment Wonted Lo~~:; veyed to Zona Hette1im.er by deed recorded in Deed Book 17tl, Page 9~ of the Mei~a Count)' Deed Rec· orda. . , Said real estate u situated at No. M2 Palmer Street, Middleport, Ohio. (Acras:t the 1treet from the BapUst Churrb.) Said premi8e3 are appraised at $7,300.00, and m11st be sold tor not less than two-thirds (2/3) of said appraised value. TERMS OF SALE: Calb In Hand On Day Of Sale Aten SJ;taln, Executor of the Eatate of Zona Hettesimer. Deeeasc.d. Webster & Full%, Attorneya tor Elcecutor. (7) ~. 12, 19, 28, (8) 2, &te CHESTER or ~~~ Atte ndance at wu 4-4, eollection $3.53 July 21 was 7!5, ofl~ing •J2 87. Mrs. Allee Moore spent several Mr. and Mrs. Homer Russell days wlth Mrs c. E. Roecher at and daughters, ColumbllS, were Chester. _ weetend guests of her moth~r. M.n. tnez Hessong o( Columbu s Mrs. Eva Tro~~cy. Mrs. Ru&s$ll's spent the weekend here wilh return~ll her .l!lster, Lida Adams nephew , Billy Davis, home wltb. them for a vl$H . Mr. and Mrs Sherman Robert$ • Mr. and Mrs. · Clitford Jacobs caUed on Mr. and Mrs. G. E. and Ja~ were In Atbe~ Satur Getty1 Thursday. day. Mr. and Mrs. Penny Edw.ardt~ Orvnl" Allen and Homer Pow· and family were dmncr gue'its ell called on John Diehl .SUnday. or Mr and Mrs Arthur Eblin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder and Sunday, children and Tom Eblin called on Mrs. Robert Faulk wa1l the her brother Steve Eblin. :;::uest of her mother Mrs. Nellie Eblin, Wedne.s(!ay THOMAS FORK , Br Mn. Aile• Moore Attendance at Sunday School 'I . Mro. M. L, Eahr. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Everett Milhoan, By Irma 1. lhit Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and Mid Rose Eatterday of Clncln· girl! called on Mrs E. W. Erlewine naU is home for 1 two week VI· Sunday at Long Bottom. cation. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr, BilSeveral people from t 1·is ptsce ly, Shirley and Sue were Sunday aUende:d the Guernsey pienlc held visitors at the home of Mr. and at the Edson Roush farm at qr- Mrs. Clyde Salser of Racine. mel. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Conroy and Dana VanMeter and . Mlaa Anna· Kimberly or Huntington, Mr and bel Rose attended the Elberfeld Mn. Hewitsc.n of Mason were callplcmr. Thursday. i ing on Mrs. Allee Dodson on SunThe attendance at Sunday day. School waa 5S and the offerins wu Mr. Raymond Frank Ls very ill $9.9!. I at thia writing. Mr. Eldon Kraeuter was a re· Mrs. Marsha Keller came home Cent guest of relative• in COlum· Saturday from St. Joseph Hospital bus in .Parkersburg. She 1:: at the home Phyllil Ihle attended a pre-eoi· of Mr:!l. Theltna Orr of Baahap lege conference ' at OU in Athens Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan , Wednesday and Thursday. Elaine and Tony were Parkersburg Charles lhle wa1 a recent guest vialtors Saturday, Of Erneat Holter of Eagle Ridge. -GIMnl S. MilhoAn lASH A~ New ' Furniture FOR TRAILERS Save JlfHI w .1000 , $299.00 BAKER RE Coi'IIN .' Phone 388-Y P'omeroy . MOORES . . OHIO Home of Howard Zinc Famous Seat Covers ' Free Installation In our Service Center Good SWIPINtO:- T\.!1;. COOK\~S. - 'The 19t.l7 Ct:tnterence of th r Oblo State Firemen's .A.s~.tlatiqn and Lt.d.let Auxiliary wjll bo hcl1' In CohJlnwo, Onio. A"'"'' 18ih 17th, 18lh, 1~7 . !l'he Conferenct> this ftN' 11 bein' sponsored b\ the Fr•o~\1~ CoUlltv r lre Fi&ht e:ra Assoefa.tlAA, WJ\Icb repr¢11an1t the Je.ire Deprrtments ln the Lcr· ritory .surrot~pding the CJty of Colwnbu•. \4. vel'y Interesting progt"oim ~·· been Ql'fRneed by the variou• ..Conference Committees and , i ~ ech~uled to be~ ln on FriMy mOrning with re1d.ttration at th"' De~bler~HIIton Hotel. Highlights of Fridayg program lneluf'oe the lJ)trOductJOns .of important guest&; MemOJ'ia l service . ... Tour of Lo~kbour}l.e Air Fore,, ('\ BuG; the big parade in the ev~ nlnJ and a get acquainted part~ tollowtng the PII.Tade The parad.WiU stllrt promptly at 8.00 P M and will move from Broad and Wa~Jbington on Broacl Strtet to Central High School. Suitable> prizeS · are being ol!ered. _ \ sAturday3 pronam I~ also 11 · -·~full <OnB 1 11nd will consist Of u1 , lmpq_rtal'l~ · mootLng irr the mGI n· -~· ing 'with an Ol;lstacle · 'Dtivlng ~o Roadeo in the afternoon. The b1:l ba)lquet wlth ·!i~te entertainm6n1 will start promptly· at 6'30 P lot in the main dining room A businesa. session ·will take up the Suhday morning proeram. The Ladies Auxiliary's pro'' gram is just as <-OmR]ete as that of the men and Rl') ~ult mom~n ts are antirionted The Fridav 'program of the Ladh:!(l: will lnclurl,. !'egistration and the Opening of "l t-he cl)rpo:entlon in the mornin@.". At.. noon tliey w1ll hnve a !tet ,; acquainted partv with "l.lve En· ' . ter.tainment" and hmch will b-'• ·J~ fu:mlshe~ . The Ladies will .~arti ·ciJ)ate in the rwening parade and gath~r Wtth tbe men a\ t~ .Jet acqua i n~d party tin~ wUJ follow Saturdays nro~am inr.luli"~ a LIL ABNER Tlr-NMAAAIES FATCHANCE'S PAI.JGHTER,..'! I ' .. ' ,. GASOLINE ..,.LLEY WOVEN FIBRE ' I ' I I in t~e mprning, ·..•,~~:~;~ session e~t noon in the Hall "'QC • . A st,vle show bY itob{!rts of Gay and }Jith Str~eis, Cohn))-buo ~)l(hfglu t ~>~0 P: 'l)l. 1')1~ banquet and a I the enb:rtam, ment wiU start. at 6 30 ,P ¥· . ' Sunday morning will P~ · ~~en qp ' by ·a busine s~ ses.<~ion (luring , ; which four fine prizes wUI t.e ' ' > 0 I 0 I 0 ' o 0 • 0 0. 0 $14•9'•5 Luxurloua WOVEN PLASTICS · ·.. · · · · · · · · · · · ·.. $2U:S Dlsllnellve ' 1 JET SPUN .GARD-LON · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · Tbt New l'atblun Fabric of Saran ' ' - ----- --~ i'l,, t ·-SYRACUSE snent Sunday. with Ills sister, Mrs. Melvin Grimm ' · of !Sth Street ~ Mrs. •L. A. Campbell of Nehon. ~ :orllle, Is visiting h.er a:randdaughter ~~·~ t Mrs. William Eichinger. 1 · Mr. and Mrs,. Thurman Disney .aJII:\t..ehpdren of Lake Cit)', ,Tenn., '"' and' Mr. and Mrs. Billy pemberton an~ children of CarYville, Tenn , who are construction wOrker's at "' ~~e .K"Iser p1ant at Jl.Ejvenswood, 'ot lia'te ,m,oved into tl:e dop.ble- fur· ', , nillhed house of Mr and M~ ,~, ~~ Charles Wh~ ller st Tb1rd St. an!3 " L U M P UF • · · .. ····· · · ·· · · · · ··. · · · · LITILE ()fiPHAN ANNI., J , awarded. .. " " '· · 1 'I' 0 ..._ ' Frank Glntear Collea:e Road. . MJU, · O TI\ZDJ ' LAFVRZE, DJQ ' · "And we can't get water y~t\ but lh!\t'~ because of a ~isa,gre~m. ,1,, , irW#i''6e'tween ' the t:'OUjlt.Yt lilnd"cif.Yf '. over which \ should serve the -area.'' she ~a1d "We ex~ect that to be worli:M out when we move in about October." T S E .r X T E Z K - Q M T I' Z J X . Ye1tard111f'• P:YPtiHillOte: 1 THB) Ht:IR OF ALL TJ. AGES, IN THE FOREMOST FQ...ES OF TI~Jii.- TENNYSI , 1 :r•olll ~ r. . !itwnll f f.._ " ~r. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm vls- 1 ited 'their sons, Floyd and Robert , of ' ' ' ThrOw Oyer TERRY TEX ···· ···· ···· ·········· r \ \ • I . .. " Select Frum OJtr Present SI<Jt!< jlf , Over ~00 Sets of Coye~ To Sijlt Vii~ Neild Lqrgest Stock In The South Ea" NANCY THAT'S CtRCUMSTAN_T,IAt. EVtDENC!t . ,. t ~~~~ 'l' ' 'I "f'.l I .. ' .I •"' ~' J:~r ;~;·) ~ Mn. Donald Wlckh11n• ServiN:•.:- 'Qyallty were Saturday dtnnet . and :Mr1. lolln Wick- Mro. JlJ.!IO EpPIOII Bea;.oer and tMra. Clarfll 'I'Uol4•1 'In Porker~; I Customized Quallt~ •f"l 1\idenour, Mro. !illlt• HIOit. SA'H 1'01;. wm Laurel Cliff ly Mrt. A. H. lallitf Mr and Ml'l. ~verett Oun and three ehtldren of Hebron tpent By Mrt. John Dl•hl Mrs. DIU Davis and daughter, Wednesday night and Thuraday wHh Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Gainer. Mn. Jerry Pullins and son and Mr. and Mn. Frt.od Reibel and Mn Margaret Hysell of Colum· daughters Of Toledo called on Mr. bw were a:uests ot the formcr'c and Mrs. A. H. Bal~ey, Thursday. parents Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Ja· Mr. and Mn. Roger Grileaer of cobs. Mn. f{y:!le)J remained for a Columbua, Mr. and Mrl. Edward few day! visit. Neumari and daughter, Linda Sue, Mr. anr;l Mrs. Earl Preston of ot Galion !pent the week end with Columbu.s were weekend guests their parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, of Mr. and Mrs. CUfford Jacobs Orr. Mr. and Mn. Neuman left Mr. and Mr.a. Lou Dlehl and Mon<lay to vl•lt friends in Massa· Mr. and Mrs. Chu Diehl and chusett1 while their daUghter is 1ons attended t:he Russell reumon stayJng wlth her a:nndpat'El!l~(. at the home of Guy and Ed Ru:!l· Mr. and Mn. RaJph Ballard and sell famJlies near Bradford son, Melvin vi:!littd Mr. and Mrs Church. Paul Baker, Kill'buck. I ,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;, Ml'l. Mabel Van Me-ter, daughter, II Laura Mae Hartung, Chertc.r, wa6 co~~Uma: on friends here Thursday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. CUnt Orr spent Sunday with their aon and ~augh· ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill) Orr NEW arld USED, 18 to 50 IL and ,Ilona, Reedsv11le. Ion&, 10 wldes. One, two and Mrs. Marcia Keller ot K~o who three bedrooms. Many 10ld for has returned frOm the hoapltal Is balanC!e due. Free Delivery convaleaclng •t the home of Mr. Low Down Paymontl. . and Mrs. Paul Orr. ' WAVIRLY MOilLE Mr•. Emmett Hua:hea, Middleport, 1pent Saturday with her par· HOME SALES enta, Mr. and Mrs. App Young. U.S. 23, Weverfy, Ohf• Mr. and Mra. Blythe Tbei11 and Mite, Dorc:aa, called on Mr. aod Mn. Arthur~. Monday, 'Mr. and Mra. Homer Web1toer of ly Clarlc• Alltn Mr. and Mn. Raymond Wllaop and children, Columbu•. were the week end JUesta of Mr, and Mr-1. Thomu Weber .. Ricky Gaul. PomerOy, was a re~ent overnight villtOI' Mr. and Eldon Gaul. 1 '""' 1 Mrs. FrankUn BailllY and son, Steve, spent •Monday with Mrs. Wallace Bradford, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. blwrence Smltll vlllita4 lira, CharlO. 'Woodo on4 · Barbara Caul. both patieritt Kolter Hoapit1l, Sunday. ' and Mra. Eddie Hartung anlt aon• apent Sunday In Groveport with Mr. and Mra. Henry Eichln&· er and lORI returned home wlth the ijartun,a'a (OI' I week'.a vl1lt with her mathet, Ml'L Mabel Vau Meter. · ' FtankUn Smalley. Zane•vllle, 1 c1Ued on Mr. Mn. Franklin. BaUoy, Satur<loy. Se,eral from here attended the ·urvlC!el of Mra. Esther ,,~ at Ewing Funeral Burial ·wat made ' , ·• •••. c· "•'JT' 'B.EFj)R.E·'• )'•" :-tkt:'l· ' • ,.. l • - ·:: VAL.il.EY ., I LUMREit lllli·'SUPPLY· ' ' ' 't' l!hou ~t • \ ' '\ ' Tblril :Sl.' · Ml!idlopotl ' ( t . MIT.ItQPOLITAt4 " at Obve Grange Friday Jply 12 by D. M. c . N. Jon«~• and Mn. Jobes. Mr:!l. Ella Hannum and M.._. M.arshal Keller were reported oh the .sick JI&L Mi!11 Sue Conroy ill vacatlonln,g ""ith her grandparents Mr. and Morning S!!!r em - "VW't': I I . The Ridge-Keno lnspectjon wu held )Qi. -- (7), 26, (8), 2, 9, 3tc Long Bott.om spent Sunday even· , , ..•.w •.ltb Mr. and Mn. A. H. Bailey. Ruby Orr .spent Wedne:t:day wJth her mol:her, Mn. Lola of Eagle Rld&e. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ro1e called on Mr. and Mra. Emory Powell of Spiller, SIJnd,ay. Mrs. A"-drey Sorden snd childfen 'bf Columbus, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Balle}', Friday. Harold Hawk and Geraldine Wood, Cheater, Bpent Friday evenlng witb Mr. and Mrs . Charles Spencer and Mrs. Etta Spencer. · THE SIIJTll FAJIIL1 l ' •\ ' ' \ HE.'S 60T A TlllE! I-IE.'S A 6AQON ! A I I REAL LIVE ONE! " ' .._ �.·' • Ohio Firemen Will Convene OnAugustl6 , For Hire! ' FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS --:-----Legal Notice t'OR IALI:: The Don Romine property located In Dexter, Ohio, and M'iddlfl· port. Ohio, wiU be so I'd by , the under&;gned at the law offleea of Contract" Cl'oW and Crow, Pomeroy, Oblo, at PrfONE 398 o'elotk A. M., Saturday, July eGradinf & Ditch Diecin.l!: RATES 19!57. Property located in Dex• Bact-Hoe Service Ohlo, Jll· appnlsed at $8,800. eTruck Loadma: Equipment 2 ceau Pf"• word, one 1n..... rtio11 Minlm".Jm charge Mk --4. ~-enU and cannot be sold for leq thJ_n • Dump Truck Servlee per word lor three cooset·ullve mserUon11. this 1um. Property located in Mid· VIRGIL WAMSLEY Specul - One month for 25 cent! per word. dleport, Ohio, ls appraised at Phone Cheshire 7-7479 FulJ rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for arfvor.rlhdng il $4,000.00 and cannot be sold for aot paid for before the 15tn of.each month tollowmg lniiPrtion 1 Errera in Advertl5ing-Should bt r eported immediately The ~~~.:;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: less than tbll sum. Real e.state to Daily Sentinel ~o~o 1 11 not be r-:!sponslble for [l'lOliC than o ne tncor· )Business Servir.es be sold to hlgheat bidder, lfUbject l'fll't IMertlnn. to the approval of the Court. . {',ard of Thanb and .laJ Notices of Evt:nta $1 00 Ob1tuarlea SybH Ebersbach, Exeeutrlx .\lummL!m cpmbmattoa 1torm anci pbUahcd at 1 eent per word. 7te ~ereen windows and dMrr. Steel (7) )9, 20, 22. 23, 24, 25, 26 snd aluminum awning• aad caoui:a 20" Cast Iron Coal Furnace (I) Ol?iea. Call WilHam Radford. $35 00 Phone 165-X. 7 26 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lroct Sprlnga. 5 2 lmop. l1t... of FNncl• T. l.tz. ftAIHCI Notice i1 hereby given that Maude Bett whose Post Office ad· dreu Is 849 High Street, Middle· port, Ohio, has bet-11 duly appointed executrix of the Estate of J'.ran. C:JS T. Betz, deeeaaed, late of Meigs County, Ohio. Dated thh ~til day o( July 1957. Job'n C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio "IIY the WANT ADS Hour or I (20 Not1ces home of Mri. David Rou. Mrs. Ed Morrlaon and chlldrea, Blacklick, 0., ~pent a week with Mr and Mrs. C. .N. Jonea. Mr and Mrs. Donald Wlckbam and dauehtera, Richmond, f)., 1pent the week end wllh Mr. and Mr&. Buel Ridenour. . Mu.s Lenora Betzlng. Columbus, spent a week with Mn Freda Mil· Jer Mr. and Mrl. Frank Hud10n of Pomeroy ·vi:!lited Mr and M:ra. Wil· hs frost. ,_ Mr. and Mrs John Morrtton and son, V{Blter, daughter, MarUyn; of Ashtabula, called on Mollie ' Book· man. Tuesday MrA. Freda Miller entertained the Chrlstlaa Enduvor ,of the Silver R1.dge Church, Monday even· ORUESER BLOCK CO. l:e!::~!~~~ ~~~:!o:~n· ;:;;;:;::::;;;;5:::;;;::==:i:i':::;:;'!i;;: I ------SWF.ET CORN. .. H. KAwWiiiSs<>m co.- :It I MUM North of hmeroy , WHITfo~ Slo\es Evergreen Call ot·den Lo John· Day ny McMurray. Phone 3fl6. Phone 1$:121 Ntaat Phone WE BUY 7 25 3tp tOn·X. DODGE • PLYMOIJTH J JTIIUCTUIIAL I IIAMS DEAU',RS 8 f U 1 =:-::~-c;:---·---,IICRAP IRON .,. MJTALI l95fl Har!n; DDvlf.~un Motorcy<'lll (8) Model 56 st tn goo« con<f llJnn. Priced to se ll Sec Dick Taylor STATION - WAGoNS::... 1931 Ply· CO. or Frank Uclllnd, Racme, 0 ., mouth Wagon , original black 'hone ItO tltoiMrew _ _ . .;c_ or Phone Pomeroy 3631. finish Nice, ~89 tD~a Plymouth Wagon, blue and Ivory , auto- ~.,..-:c-- - - - - - matic trans , H&H, $895. 19155 GRAVELY 1rtACTOR SALES and Service. R. A. Jo~mlaw, 512 E. Plymouth Wagon, 6 cyl . R&H. M ~u n St , Pomcro} 7 24·27tc Ivory over Dark Blue $1495 GMC Truck S4f:l5. !\!, 'r11n fl1! ---::----::-:--:-:bed. t 1peed transmission. E.<· 2lf Horsepowrr Johnson Elcr start- r.OMPLETE tnsur•n~MJ PfotectiOD, ing motor 12 ft. yrllow j11det Llf.. Autt•. Jl'tre, Pullo. CaU Dor tra good heavy tires UK7 Fm1J Truck, $2415 ~ Ton Pick-up Bll.J boat and traih,'1', Call 610·M 1 MiJis, Middleport, Ohht. Rnd, overload spring. GoOo.l 7 2 31 Tires. Pomeroy Motor Co , Porn· ' eroy, 0 . Phone 491 7·21!1·3tr To Buy Beautiful Brick,-,B~r-on-m 1856 Oldlmobllc. $2.495 Super 88 homt!l, 3 bedrooms and b1tb. 2 dr. Hollldaf Cpe Less than USED roll.a·way bed Call 303~ .!eteen-in rear porch overlook· 14.000 adua milos Power lng the beautJJul Ohio R1ve1·, between 7.8() A. M. and 7.80 atel!rlnr and brake R. Fully city water, new oil furnace . P. M. 7 23·3te equipped. Blae~tnar's, Po.meroy, --------~. ....... Allo 3 ear 1ara1e wJtb 4 room ·- 1 20 6tc new modern apartment, oil fUr:=-::-;-::-- - nace, bc"utlful lawn, over an 193G Buick V8 Century. $2159~ acre of garden. Itvlng Ka.·r 2 dr . Riviera Cpc. Smart Ivory Jr., Phone 485. f'omeroy. &. White finish . [)yndlow drive Rnon1s Cor rent. Clo&c to lown 7·24-0te. .1 One crnful owner. Jllaettnnr'~, l!l? Butternut. 7· 18·12tc Pomeroy. 1 20 6~ 37 AI;RES.rif 1r0und, 12of;hlch - -~ .-feM Buick V8 Super $1.595 4· ia river bottQm. ~ated near dr Sedan. Dynaflow drive . R & ( 16) For or Shade Rlvelo .qn aood fl'avel road. II New one coat 1\hnut $4~00 00 -·Laya wei'I. Could be used .for Thill 011e like new ln appear· For ften\ - Exlen•lon Laddera. summer c;abin. Will sell for $400 ance and condition Dlaettnar'R, Scaffold hJarda, Drop Clolba. down, thttnee balance in mo~th­ Pomeroy 7 20 Otc Cllnt.on Fi11her, :Middleport. ly p11yment1. Call 1115, Hilton Phone 82b~,X. 11111 7 211 6te Wolle, Mlnerovlll,, 10&4 Ford VB CUAtomllne. $1.093 2 dr Sedan. One of the best ap· ~::-:.-~..,..-peannc cart on our lot Dlaett· .( 17) FOR SALE OR TRADE. Two bednu'1, Pomeror. 7 20 6tr room hou11e wlth city water, a:u furnace, 111 wt~H and 38 ·~· "103 Chevrolet aa low as $89a r';;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;,;-;;;-;,;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;:~ of J;md. M:lnerP lghts. Trailer Pour beautie!l. 2-210's and 2 Wanted. r~uno 907·11. Virlil Experienced Bei·Airl. One like new conver· Teaford, Syracuse. 1 2tl 6\p Waltre., Wanted • tlble and 3 two doore. Blafltl· ' ' , Must Apply In Person nu•s, Pomeroy. 7 20 6tr House ror MARTIN RESTAURANT • 1003 Buiek Spec:lall. $995 Two lui Middleport extra fine c:ara. One wa& owned home •' 7·23-3\e bJ on_, of our mechanltll. Blaett· Ptne ' Wf)od t~ar •• Pomero)' . 7 20 8t1: ' Housckef'per wantod TWo adults. ier belt URd c.lr '1/ ALUES, lee Hill, Fred Kau!f, Pomeroy. 7·23·12tp BILL CRILUS. T 9 lmop Gal. . '•• ·-::-:--.,.-::---:-· · - Holp WnntoriHn11sekceper 60 ' ~91 For Scie ycurs of age. Contact John Duel' . -~ Good UMd ' qt. Presto Steam Preu urc ncr, 157 Dock tU , Middleport All Mikel apd Mad~ Cookor Cnner. 'IGOO P.honc 7· J6-12tp . 8314. 7·22-Btc hour 1¥rettter Service, OHIO VALLEY Auto. Soles JUNK ~ ( -l l_I_W -anted (21 ) Reo! Estate -;bit;· - (141 ForRent ----- - - - - --- -- --- ----Rer.t NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALE In puttuancc:: or an order of the Probate Court of Meigs county . Ohio, I wil} otter fl)r liale at Pub11c Auction on the 3rd day of Aug· UJt, 1957, at 10:00 o'clock A. \!., at the front door of fr.a Court House at Pomeroy, Ohio, the foUowlng deac:rlbed rerl estate situated in the VIllage of Middleport, County of Meigs and State •flf Ohlo, 1nd b...,unded and deacribed •• follows : Tbat lot or partel of land wlth the !:tulldlns a~4,. JmprovemtJ]t& thereon, llituate at the northwest corner of Sixth and Palmer Streets in the Town of MJ(Idleport, Meigs County, and State of Ohio, 9n ~lot• In abe Fifty fM\ feet by oae tiUn· dred UOO) teet and more pa'1lcu· lorJy1 Aeoerlbe4 on Map, Paae 4, Blo.. 88, M•p ~1. BeiUJ pori ol -- Sole --Help Wonted I I ---- -·· ---'--- . ' - ben ;FOR SALE OR TRADE - 22 acre ( 18) farm, ' room hou&e Mt.lJ and RhooJ bu1 . Sell or trade Geora:e Ken. for bouae ne<b', 7 20 6tp PAINTING WANTED. All l<lnd•, Interior and exterior. RoofJ a apeclalty. Edward Peloao, TU 2J. or tall 260J 924. P. 0. Box 78, Hartford, W. Shirley Nd· Va. 7 25 8!~ Ohio 7·24 3<9 Employment Wonted Lo~~:; veyed to Zona Hette1im.er by deed recorded in Deed Book 17tl, Page 9~ of the Mei~a Count)' Deed Rec· orda. . , Said real estate u situated at No. M2 Palmer Street, Middleport, Ohio. (Acras:t the 1treet from the BapUst Churrb.) Said premi8e3 are appraised at $7,300.00, and m11st be sold tor not less than two-thirds (2/3) of said appraised value. TERMS OF SALE: Calb In Hand On Day Of Sale Aten SJ;taln, Executor of the Eatate of Zona Hettesimer. Deeeasc.d. Webster & Full%, Attorneya tor Elcecutor. (7) ~. 12, 19, 28, (8) 2, &te CHESTER or ~~~ Atte ndance at wu 4-4, eollection $3.53 July 21 was 7!5, ofl~ing •J2 87. Mrs. Allee Moore spent several Mr. and Mrs. Homer Russell days wlth Mrs c. E. Roecher at and daughters, ColumbllS, were Chester. _ weetend guests of her moth~r. M.n. tnez Hessong o( Columbu s Mrs. Eva Tro~~cy. Mrs. Ru&s$ll's spent the weekend here wilh return~ll her .l!lster, Lida Adams nephew , Billy Davis, home wltb. them for a vl$H . Mr. and Mrs Sherman Robert$ • Mr. and Mrs. · Clitford Jacobs caUed on Mr. and Mrs. G. E. and Ja~ were In Atbe~ Satur Getty1 Thursday. day. Mr. and Mrs. Penny Edw.ardt~ Orvnl" Allen and Homer Pow· and family were dmncr gue'its ell called on John Diehl .SUnday. or Mr and Mrs Arthur Eblin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder and Sunday, children and Tom Eblin called on Mrs. Robert Faulk wa1l the her brother Steve Eblin. :;::uest of her mother Mrs. Nellie Eblin, Wedne.s(!ay THOMAS FORK , Br Mn. Aile• Moore Attendance at Sunday School 'I . Mro. M. L, Eahr. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Everett Milhoan, By Irma 1. lhit Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and Mid Rose Eatterday of Clncln· girl! called on Mrs E. W. Erlewine naU is home for 1 two week VI· Sunday at Long Bottom. cation. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr, BilSeveral people from t 1·is ptsce ly, Shirley and Sue were Sunday aUende:d the Guernsey pienlc held visitors at the home of Mr. and at the Edson Roush farm at qr- Mrs. Clyde Salser of Racine. mel. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Conroy and Dana VanMeter and . Mlaa Anna· Kimberly or Huntington, Mr and bel Rose attended the Elberfeld Mn. Hewitsc.n of Mason were callplcmr. Thursday. i ing on Mrs. Allee Dodson on SunThe attendance at Sunday day. School waa 5S and the offerins wu Mr. Raymond Frank Ls very ill $9.9!. I at thia writing. Mr. Eldon Kraeuter was a re· Mrs. Marsha Keller came home Cent guest of relative• in COlum· Saturday from St. Joseph Hospital bus in .Parkersburg. She 1:: at the home Phyllil Ihle attended a pre-eoi· of Mr:!l. Theltna Orr of Baahap lege conference ' at OU in Athens Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan , Wednesday and Thursday. Elaine and Tony were Parkersburg Charles lhle wa1 a recent guest vialtors Saturday, Of Erneat Holter of Eagle Ridge. -GIMnl S. MilhoAn lASH A~ New ' Furniture FOR TRAILERS Save JlfHI w .1000 , $299.00 BAKER RE Coi'IIN .' Phone 388-Y P'omeroy . MOORES . . OHIO Home of Howard Zinc Famous Seat Covers ' Free Installation In our Service Center Good SWIPINtO:- T\.!1;. COOK\~S. - 'The 19t.l7 Ct:tnterence of th r Oblo State Firemen's .A.s~.tlatiqn and Lt.d.let Auxiliary wjll bo hcl1' In CohJlnwo, Onio. A"'"'' 18ih 17th, 18lh, 1~7 . !l'he Conferenct> this ftN' 11 bein' sponsored b\ the Fr•o~\1~ CoUlltv r lre Fi&ht e:ra Assoefa.tlAA, WJ\Icb repr¢11an1t the Je.ire Deprrtments ln the Lcr· ritory .surrot~pding the CJty of Colwnbu•. \4. vel'y Interesting progt"oim ~·· been Ql'fRneed by the variou• ..Conference Committees and , i ~ ech~uled to be~ ln on FriMy mOrning with re1d.ttration at th"' De~bler~HIIton Hotel. Highlights of Fridayg program lneluf'oe the lJ)trOductJOns .of important guest&; MemOJ'ia l service . ... Tour of Lo~kbour}l.e Air Fore,, ('\ BuG; the big parade in the ev~ nlnJ and a get acquainted part~ tollowtng the PII.Tade The parad.WiU stllrt promptly at 8.00 P M and will move from Broad and Wa~Jbington on Broacl Strtet to Central High School. Suitable> prizeS · are being ol!ered. _ \ sAturday3 pronam I~ also 11 · -·~full <OnB 1 11nd will consist Of u1 , lmpq_rtal'l~ · mootLng irr the mGI n· -~· ing 'with an Ol;lstacle · 'Dtivlng ~o Roadeo in the afternoon. The b1:l ba)lquet wlth ·!i~te entertainm6n1 will start promptly· at 6'30 P lot in the main dining room A businesa. session ·will take up the Suhday morning proeram. The Ladies Auxiliary's pro'' gram is just as <-OmR]ete as that of the men and Rl') ~ult mom~n ts are antirionted The Fridav 'program of the Ladh:!(l: will lnclurl,. !'egistration and the Opening of "l t-he cl)rpo:entlon in the mornin@.". At.. noon tliey w1ll hnve a !tet ,; acquainted partv with "l.lve En· ' . ter.tainment" and hmch will b-'• ·J~ fu:mlshe~ . The Ladies will .~arti ·ciJ)ate in the rwening parade and gath~r Wtth tbe men a\ t~ .Jet acqua i n~d party tin~ wUJ follow Saturdays nro~am inr.luli"~ a LIL ABNER Tlr-NMAAAIES FATCHANCE'S PAI.JGHTER,..'! I ' .. ' ,. GASOLINE ..,.LLEY WOVEN FIBRE ' I ' I I in t~e mprning, ·..•,~~:~;~ session e~t noon in the Hall "'QC • . A st,vle show bY itob{!rts of Gay and }Jith Str~eis, Cohn))-buo ~)l(hfglu t ~>~0 P: 'l)l. 1')1~ banquet and a I the enb:rtam, ment wiU start. at 6 30 ,P ¥· . ' Sunday morning will P~ · ~~en qp ' by ·a busine s~ ses.<~ion (luring , ; which four fine prizes wUI t.e ' ' > 0 I 0 I 0 ' o 0 • 0 0. 0 $14•9'•5 Luxurloua WOVEN PLASTICS · ·.. · · · · · · · · · · · ·.. $2U:S Dlsllnellve ' 1 JET SPUN .GARD-LON · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · Tbt New l'atblun Fabric of Saran ' ' - ----- --~ i'l,, t ·-SYRACUSE snent Sunday. with Ills sister, Mrs. Melvin Grimm ' · of !Sth Street ~ Mrs. •L. A. Campbell of Nehon. ~ :orllle, Is visiting h.er a:randdaughter ~~·~ t Mrs. William Eichinger. 1 · Mr. and Mrs,. Thurman Disney .aJII:\t..ehpdren of Lake Cit)', ,Tenn., '"' and' Mr. and Mrs. Billy pemberton an~ children of CarYville, Tenn , who are construction wOrker's at "' ~~e .K"Iser p1ant at Jl.Ejvenswood, 'ot lia'te ,m,oved into tl:e dop.ble- fur· ', , nillhed house of Mr and M~ ,~, ~~ Charles Wh~ ller st Tb1rd St. an!3 " L U M P UF • · · .. ····· · · ·· · · · · ··. · · · · LITILE ()fiPHAN ANNI., J , awarded. .. " " '· · 1 'I' 0 ..._ ' Frank Glntear Collea:e Road. . MJU, · O TI\ZDJ ' LAFVRZE, DJQ ' · "And we can't get water y~t\ but lh!\t'~ because of a ~isa,gre~m. ,1,, , irW#i''6e'tween ' the t:'OUjlt.Yt lilnd"cif.Yf '. over which \ should serve the -area.'' she ~a1d "We ex~ect that to be worli:M out when we move in about October." T S E .r X T E Z K - Q M T I' Z J X . Ye1tard111f'• P:YPtiHillOte: 1 THB) Ht:IR OF ALL TJ. AGES, IN THE FOREMOST FQ...ES OF TI~Jii.- TENNYSI , 1 :r•olll ~ r. . !itwnll f f.._ " ~r. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm vls- 1 ited 'their sons, Floyd and Robert , of ' ' ' ThrOw Oyer TERRY TEX ···· ···· ···· ·········· r \ \ • I . .. " Select Frum OJtr Present SI<Jt!< jlf , Over ~00 Sets of Coye~ To Sijlt Vii~ Neild Lqrgest Stock In The South Ea" NANCY THAT'S CtRCUMSTAN_T,IAt. EVtDENC!t . ,. t ~~~~ 'l' ' 'I "f'.l I .. ' .I •"' ~' J:~r ;~;·) ~ Mn. Donald Wlckh11n• ServiN:•.:- 'Qyallty were Saturday dtnnet . and :Mr1. lolln Wick- Mro. JlJ.!IO EpPIOII Bea;.oer and tMra. Clarfll 'I'Uol4•1 'In Porker~; I Customized Quallt~ •f"l 1\idenour, Mro. !illlt• HIOit. SA'H 1'01;. wm Laurel Cliff ly Mrt. A. H. lallitf Mr and Ml'l. ~verett Oun and three ehtldren of Hebron tpent By Mrt. John Dl•hl Mrs. DIU Davis and daughter, Wednesday night and Thuraday wHh Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Gainer. Mn. Jerry Pullins and son and Mr. and Mn. Frt.od Reibel and Mn Margaret Hysell of Colum· daughters Of Toledo called on Mr. bw were a:uests ot the formcr'c and Mrs. A. H. Bal~ey, Thursday. parents Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Ja· Mr. and Mn. Roger Grileaer of cobs. Mn. f{y:!le)J remained for a Columbua, Mr. and Mrl. Edward few day! visit. Neumari and daughter, Linda Sue, Mr. anr;l Mrs. Earl Preston of ot Galion !pent the week end with Columbu.s were weekend guests their parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, of Mr. and Mrs. CUfford Jacobs Orr. Mr. and Mn. Neuman left Mr. and Mr.a. Lou Dlehl and Mon<lay to vl•lt friends in Massa· Mr. and Mrs. Chu Diehl and chusett1 while their daUghter is 1ons attended t:he Russell reumon stayJng wlth her a:nndpat'El!l~(. at the home of Guy and Ed Ru:!l· Mr. and Mn. RaJph Ballard and sell famJlies near Bradford son, Melvin vi:!littd Mr. and Mrs Church. Paul Baker, Kill'buck. I ,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;, Ml'l. Mabel Van Me-ter, daughter, II Laura Mae Hartung, Chertc.r, wa6 co~~Uma: on friends here Thursday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. CUnt Orr spent Sunday with their aon and ~augh· ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill) Orr NEW arld USED, 18 to 50 IL and ,Ilona, Reedsv11le. Ion&, 10 wldes. One, two and Mrs. Marcia Keller ot K~o who three bedrooms. Many 10ld for has returned frOm the hoapltal Is balanC!e due. Free Delivery convaleaclng •t the home of Mr. Low Down Paymontl. . and Mrs. Paul Orr. ' WAVIRLY MOilLE Mr•. Emmett Hua:hea, Middleport, 1pent Saturday with her par· HOME SALES enta, Mr. and Mrs. App Young. U.S. 23, Weverfy, Ohf• Mr. and Mra. Blythe Tbei11 and Mite, Dorc:aa, called on Mr. aod Mn. Arthur~. Monday, 'Mr. and Mra. Homer Web1toer of ly Clarlc• Alltn Mr. and Mn. Raymond Wllaop and children, Columbu•. were the week end JUesta of Mr, and Mr-1. Thomu Weber .. Ricky Gaul. PomerOy, was a re~ent overnight villtOI' Mr. and Eldon Gaul. 1 '""' 1 Mrs. FrankUn BailllY and son, Steve, spent •Monday with Mrs. Wallace Bradford, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. blwrence Smltll vlllita4 lira, CharlO. 'Woodo on4 · Barbara Caul. both patieritt Kolter Hoapit1l, Sunday. ' and Mra. Eddie Hartung anlt aon• apent Sunday In Groveport with Mr. and Mra. Henry Eichln&· er and lORI returned home wlth the ijartun,a'a (OI' I week'.a vl1lt with her mathet, Ml'L Mabel Vau Meter. · ' FtankUn Smalley. Zane•vllle, 1 c1Ued on Mr. Mn. Franklin. BaUoy, Satur<loy. Se,eral from here attended the ·urvlC!el of Mra. Esther ,,~ at Ewing Funeral Burial ·wat made ' , ·• •••. c· "•'JT' 'B.EFj)R.E·'• )'•" :-tkt:'l· ' • ,.. l • - ·:: VAL.il.EY ., I LUMREit lllli·'SUPPLY· ' ' ' 't' l!hou ~t • \ ' '\ ' Tblril :Sl.' · Ml!idlopotl ' ( t . MIT.ItQPOLITAt4 " at Obve Grange Friday Jply 12 by D. M. c . N. Jon«~• and Mn. Jobes. Mr:!l. Ella Hannum and M.._. M.arshal Keller were reported oh the .sick JI&L Mi!11 Sue Conroy ill vacatlonln,g ""ith her grandparents Mr. and Morning S!!!r em - "VW't': I I . The Ridge-Keno lnspectjon wu held )Qi. -- (7), 26, (8), 2, 9, 3tc Long Bott.om spent Sunday even· , , ..•.w •.ltb Mr. and Mn. A. H. Bailey. Ruby Orr .spent Wedne:t:day wJth her mol:her, Mn. Lola of Eagle Rld&e. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ro1e called on Mr. and Mra. Emory Powell of Spiller, SIJnd,ay. Mrs. A"-drey Sorden snd childfen 'bf Columbus, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Balle}', Friday. Harold Hawk and Geraldine Wood, Cheater, Bpent Friday evenlng witb Mr. and Mrs . Charles Spencer and Mrs. Etta Spencer. · THE SIIJTll FAJIIL1 l ' •\ ' ' \ HE.'S 60T A TlllE! I-IE.'S A 6AQON ! A I I REAL LIVE ONE! " ' .._ �......... ' turned homf · on --=---::--=~=~=-::---::-J Spartanburg, where they had viidt- -•·r' -::--.,----- Mr. On d MfS, HOWQrdSteWOftob Serve Their Golden Wedding Anniversary from ed M-SJit. Brewincton'a mother. Mr. and Mr.-. Robert White and three children, Akron, were The Weddinl AnniverMeetinr ury ot Mr. and Mrs. Howard of lin. R. s. White and _.~,~~ OWen Bratton and Gerald AnStewart was quietly ob.sern<l"fue thony served 11ndwicbea and .POP last week end and were joined and Mrs. Thoma• Wiant · to Ulnea, WednetdaJ July a( at to the memben of the Baptlat for , dort vi.Jit. the home of her aider, Mrs. Ray Men's BrGtherbood of the Ftra June Qulllen, daughter Seldenabel, Spring Ave. )I • Baptist Church wh~n they had a and Mrs. George Quillen, of f-IG'!ft.FJ were social meetlna Thur&day ni.Jbt at thi! home 'I't)e accompanied Mr. and Mra. Frartk the Mei.g1 County Fairgrounds. ttracu Ktna: and 11on, Roger, ' to their bl Gamea were enjoyed and those w(thta• :k:!•u:Ucl present included Bratton, presJ· home in Columbus for .a viait last Iced In white and deeor· dent; Atbony; Malcolm Miller, Ed· week end. wlth a:old rose bud.l and toP,ison Baker, William Fee, Don Beck· Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wbe Jr. and ped wlth a a:olden wmtbe _and tbt er and David Dgrst Jr. Mr. t- nd Mrs. C. J. Davis and daugb numenl, 110 In gold, wlib aold ter, Chriseie, GallipoJia. were busl· taper• l.n cryltal holden ~ eJth· neas v1aitor3 in Columbu!ll, Wed- er alde. nesday They stopped enroute A110 on the table .were home at Jaclr.Jion for a Jbort vllit enu of a:old roae bud& aDd )'el10 with Mr. and Mrs. William Beh I I dl h b ldand daughter, Sandra, and flere low 1ladol •l_ld erylla Ill ea O ~Dil white m1nt1 topped with the Tbe Rev. C. E. Hoyt took his accompanied home from there b)' numeral ~ in gold. and nuta. wif~ to.,Pblllipl, w . Va., Thursday Katherine Jane Hannahll, who bad A ab: o'clock cbtc:ten dinner wu served at the Middleport Roadwhen they ret-eived word that her been vi11lting there for a week. mother, Mrs. C. B. HawkiJ15, had Mr. and Mrs. WiUls Antl1onj aide Park an~ in tbe evenin1 injured her back In a fnll at her were called to Columbus 11lur• home macle lee and cih borne. Mrs. Hoyt remained for an day when they received Word that ee,ved at the hoMe nieeea of Du.rlng indefinite stay with her mother. Ills motbcr, Mrs. Sophia A'Dtbony, M-Sgt. an4 Mrs. James Brewing- &\, had been taken to Whlte Croas evening pl.c:ture~ ton and thett daughter, Sandra, Hoapital after having a atrok~ that and ne hew, John Vroman, re- day. Mrs. Anthopy made her ·borne wltb a daughter, Mrs. Etnmett Shafer, Columbus. "Charlea White went to Ba.,_, Brotherhood - J ..nlta Hawk! .., Sidney IOoes and WUiiam: lldihee, who are · ompleyed in Columb.., will ~pend the week end bert with tUI.r familie:5. Getld~a Ia Held My -Pri. 26 Dan Dailey Donald O'Connor Mit.&i Gay110r "THERE'S NO BUSINESS LtKI SHOW BUSINESS" (Cinemucope-Technicolor) --alsoJ.ames Cralg Lynn BarJ "WOMEN OF PITCAIRN ISLAND" (ID Regalstope) s.turci•Y Only July 27 Walter BreniWl Phil Harria HGQODBYE MY LADY"' (1",..n:eUent Family Picture) -alsoRuss Tamblyn Gloria Talbot "'THE YOUNG GUNS" Cotnecb and Carteoa Middleport Society POMEROY SOCIE'IYMt1. Mn. Roeco6 and Mrs. Da1e lqllt.h,. Mr. ond !ho. Dflmll' arran1e-l ~!:' :·~r:!do:f.~:.~lor I ....: Wagner of North Lim~ •. :.be bon- wKb her mother, M,r.. JuUi! with Mrs. Cleland Heines. .. ored guestl and Mn. SeJd~n,~l, · Qavb: and Cltther r.elatlves. Mr. And Mra. James ·Ginther, The couple received !llanY lovely Sharon Smltll of Clift n, W. Va. sons, ~eorge ~nd PhWlp. of C~· t:lftl. Member~; of Ma&nolla Tern1 recent gue.!!il of 9her aunt cinnata are vaai!JnJ bla pareata, ~le Pythlan S1sters and the Pallt uncle M"r and M All' d Mr. .and Mra. Or11 GintHer. h' f 1 Cl b ned durin., the eve-• · rs. re , Ie u ca ed 1 S(:~ln and daughter, Judy. . M!'a. Percy Peoples 1a coniined n!ng and Pr":rt g be Df ~ Thomas MeCJqng and \to her home witb lllness •Jld iJ g:Jtta but unda ue to th pFunen of JaCkson are speildjng being visited by her dauabtm were Mr. an ... rs. An on)' sco, d ·h • Youngstown; Mr. and Mn. Joseph 11. :f~ a.va. l'it -u !f parents. Mr. Kathleen Norr1s, or Athcn1. ~ Guy, Ne~ Sprln~field: Mr .. and .. · Mrs. Eugene W1se, Lhbon, Mr. ,. and Mc!f. Eugene All7n. ,N orih· ~ . I and Mrs. Fapn1e Kaspar, n; . I th~ ·•' ~d ~~:~ :.":!d~!~!:JU:u::. and ...,. 11 . , vo " .J l r . ud .llrt. carol ~~:rd~t~ilt'1!~l'~/::/•g~ and Mn. .Bay Gotherd of Gallipollt and Mr. and Mr.s. Harold Smith and ton. of Pomeroy. Mrs. Joe Wood of NamiJtor;t vbfted her roother, Mra. Lillian MoBri.de and s.bter. Mrs. ·Ruth CuD• dlft, Mr. and Mrt. Melvin 'Grimtn vU!lt· ed his bro~r, Ray Grimm, at NeMrw HavdenMr,1 :,.Y_,I;, H d . an a. ~ra:e o an ID children •~t R.•cine ho~~ve mQved lnt<t 'their hom~ they purebased from .Mrs.. t'l'anee. Jtober1& the former ......., •'I .1 Avery Ro:;v,:::. home on C~ ea:e "'""' . 1 ' m• * ' . · .. ,. ... -. u.feguuded again5C 1osa by 6re or theft • , , Mr. and Mn. W111 Allltin' Smlth and 1ona, Billy and David, Hf!ma· tite, Virginia, vllite-d Mte. J. 0. Leonard recentl)'. )b. and Mrs. Roger Emmi1h and c;tauehters, Sally and Betsy, have returned to thelr home ln De· trolt after vl,l\lng bl• parentli, !h. and Mn. c. A. Emmllb. Mr. and Mra. Jojln Haw!Uns Jr. there * * COLUMBIA plete, modem protection - CORAL * ' **' * ' ...* RC"- VICTO~ All TM Lat"t Ntt. and Pa..ul• Recordings ' "WheN bdlo aftd TV It A l~lnettr N.. A.tlftllna" ' Mlcklft~Mrt stripping tor'action! lvalt With Muy Rlee, were .Miu Sauer. Slellf .,.d . loin• . Olorence Mr~ MoNoU. ESS·-. 1956 Oldsmolllle ' Super "88" Hard Top Cpe. Mak~ ~~ an of· fer. Power Steering ft Br~k••· Very cl118R lnalde . , .. and .ouj. Hydramatl'0 dtlve. , ' rulpment. 1952 Pontiac · .... · .... · .. $477 Cbl!lce of live "better buys." Many are go- Roadmasler Convertible Cpe. Power SteerIna & Braltes. Gen. leather illllde. trim. Power' seat and windows. V&ry _low, Q)lleage. One .,.reful local owner • . New one costs about es,ooo.oo. )'W. 1954 Butcks · · as low as .$11:395 JJP.!t gr""n llnloh. 1952 Butcks · ·· · as low as $677 Ina lo aet some real bargains. It should be .' Choice of three. RE •'"- \ . •. ·' "-' .. li'WA ' .. ' . •;;~~!i<•;. ir.:~~~~.!;'t~ Wh:lte HOuse Press . Allf'"l~i....... Anne WheatOn told n· Eiaerihower t:tis :S '· " expressed grcut ,~~~~~;~,i~~~ that the HOU!>.e . ita way to p~u lm rneasure to meet the of sebools." .8eeretary of education and· welfare, was "disappointed" by House ac:tion. Ht had callel! th.e bill'a pa~sa&eo. (ConHnu..t on ,.,. ThNe) ·t,ooo Polio Shots Made Available To ' -Meigs Countians 1 Audrey Young, ehalrman of the :Jtefllit COUnty ··Polio Founc:ktlon, 1 .llld". 1pproxlmately 1,000 polio · J" tljot. bave beef'! purchased by her "' ~n~ation and ·will be &dmlnis· , fi'!'e4 here by .lbe county Heolth • · ' Shot. will be gtven tO tboae Jn ttli-20 tbi'oulh 'the 39-year-old aa:e croup, all )'Ciunaer persona bavlnJ had am,ple opportunity to obtaiP ahots before. , , ~beiJ to lblr age lfGup will .,. 11Yin 1'1}eaclay, JulY r 3Q. at &he --l~h ~ depnrttnent, E.. ).t:ain·lt.; J»omero)' from 9 to ' 12,, and on 'Show ,., . . . ,. '· Succumbs After Su£f'ermg , slf0ke · . · Mrs. Fred J. Gardner reCeived word frida:v of thE~ dciath of her brother, Cllfft.rd C. Wharff, 60, COlumbus. Mr. Wharff (nd his wife have been vidtlng their ·daughter, Mrs. Robert Zer~le, and ··am~ly on Long tsland, N. Y., and ·he had a atroke. a week ago wblch was followed by tWo other lttokes within the next five days. He had bl!en In Ill health for appraxi111atelY six. years. Survivors include hi:S wife, Jean; two dau'gb'terl. --{EmUy, at bome; Mrs. Zerkle;· LOng llland; lour grandchildrel'l; three lilter11, Mrs. Gar~ner, Middleport; Mrs. Faye Jauchtua, ColUmbus, aft:d Mrs. Ed Lewis, Cleve.l and; • brolhe!", Walter Wharff, East Fultonh.m. be held In F.unetal servlcn.wUl , CoI umbltlll W:Ith, ,~he errangemenb to bf: atmouneed later and burial will be .in CroOb:viUe Cemetery on Tuesday. · · Mr. Wllac:(f . II a former New Yot1c ~Central etnpJoyee and· bad been General Mtnaeer of the New .Eneland Mutual lria~trance Com pan)' in Columblll (Df a number of years.. Mr. -nd Mr .. .Qardner will attend the- aervica and burial. " . •' - - - - - -·- - - ----con-:ac ',- . ~ SINGLE • 1 Evttett ~YaDs, · Long Bottom, wq arreited Saturday · morning .by Sheriff Robert C~ Hartenbaeh on a warrant cbara:tnl intoxication , 11!0Stl, T ~ '. ' Tbe other .Was 'Airon H)'se!i, ~. Pomiroy," held 1lnc~ Jply ~1. wbo bad been sentenced , {o 30 dliy& t lh 'au, fined '100 ah4,~fostlt, and ord~red ~ PBf .$.~maat;!s to c:ountJ;. · pl'Qpel't)' destroyed 1 Wbl1e lN•J•U.. : _!,... ' ' ' 1 h - • ; ·. ' ~ ', ·t YIIIT'tt·~ Mti., Atlole CloUd forfherly An· ·nte •.tttll;arq of Becltley, W. V~r., b: rillting with' ,her" c:ousin MtJ. lfln,nle · Ne~ling 61 MlddlO~~ · thJe· weetf:litf. ., ~. . "'" • o...ocratic Leader ~~ot Dawn- .G~A~'ENiA~A, Gmun!ln!~t ~aljtc~~~JJd_; ;· .~t.?.:l, CITY UP .__:_ Carlos~ Ptesl.fl!nt Mrs. Adelbert Lee today l'e· ct.\! vcd word of the death or her 'OIIsin Mrs. Alma B. Spencer In White Cmss Hospilal, Columbus, "~n Thursday night. Mrs. SJX!neer waa the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Georg~ Cot'nell and was born and reared in Meigs County. She was the wi· dow of the late Lloyd Spencer and had made her home with her son Jack ·~n Columbus for the past two vcars. A son, Lloyd Jr., died April 18 of this year. She was a member Q( $)'racu~e Presbyter-i an Church and, had ~n a member of the Presbyterian Missionary Society and Star Clas!J and Syracuse Garden Club until illness forced ber Moving to Co· \umbua with her ,son. Surviving in ad~ltion to her son are the followlnl alsters: Mrs.. Mary McLaren, Elizabeth Cornell. 1\.nna Cornell, aU Of Columbua, 1nd M"rs. Olivia Cook, of Roches· te r, p a. . t"uoeral arrangement.a are not yet complete althou•h burial i-. Lo be made in Sun11et Cemetery a~ Columbus. ------- a pa1ace guard identified a.:t.. Communist. ' The 43-yea!-<>ld president was walklng to the palace dini 0 g room with his wife when be was slain. Officials said the ass· assin. Romed Va5quez Sanche7. sh()t and killed himself immedi· ately afterward . Vice President Luis · Arturo Gonzalez · LOpez eal1ed an emer geney cabinet meeting early tbis mnrning and assumed the pres· idem:y. The cabinet declared P state or seige. No Developments AI:e Reported In Wire Theft Case . 1 I ·~ve ~alllog ,at t~e b~ ~ Blasting f.ap Found In Plane As ExpIOSIOU · D1... robe to ,. nfmues Prowler Report Ori Lincoln Hill Proves Fruitless ~0 a.~~c~~:!a~~r t~~oe!~%r Po~~ NOte Jn BOtt}e· Is DIS.covered tter 21 Years rows . Donald Miller Stricken With Polio In Korea 1 1_., ;.m as, who brought Ibis Central American country ·its first · democratic government, WiS shot and killed Friday night by Chief of Polil'e Lerov Bart ru rn today said that there · had ber.n no Curther r!evelopments in his investigation of the theft or wirt" from the Goeglein Brothers gra· vel pit operation in Middleport He did however indicate Lhat pr" gress was being made and that an anest was fortht"Omint" in th~ near future. The police chief abo reported the arrest o{ thrC(! men Frida~ nigllt all of whom are slated for t-outt appearances before Mayor C. 0. Fisher tonight at 8 p.m. Those arrested were: Jamea H. Murphy, 32, Cincinnati, eharied with intoxication and released on $25 bond . Charles Allensworth, Pictured above is the newest of the a~rial ViewS of Meigs County Farms in the weekly ser· 40, Middleport intoxication and ies feature of the Daily Sentinel. The owner of the above farm may secure a free framed Clarence W. Smith, 38, Middlt-porl, intoxication. photo of the by Dally Sentinel offices Wedoesda.-'·yc_._ _ __ Bartrum said too that f o u r yout.hs ranging in age from 8 to 1 14 years along with tbelr parents are due for a tourt appearance at 7 p.m. toniaht on charges of dis~ charging air rifles within the ,corPoration limits and contrary to a Band Director George village ordinance. He Raid the air had a Iorge lurnout Friday lor BARSTOW Calif. (UP)-The FBI today examined reports rifics had already been confiacatthe tryoutll for Flaa-bearers for that a blasting ca~;~ and evidence of an expJosioh were found ed by the police. on JlD airliner which was &haken by a· mysteri«?US blast ear1y lie! Grace Captelna, ""8arol CrisweU, Thursday. Lincoln Hill turned up nothin;~~ Linda NelJon. Sophqmorea, Maida The 13th passenger • a man-was presumed blown through Patrolman Edward strauss sahr Roush, Naney Gllm~on, n·orts Vlt· the Iav.a tory wall of the plane and his body wa-s found Fri· this morning. atoe, Ruth Farmer, LO~tta Han· day. Tbe others wer!:! not injured -;The officer said Frank Bassnct. ning; Fresbmen, . Chri!!Jine Coat&. and the plane made a sUccessful son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Bassnet, Barbara and Betty CoVert, Diane uneventful emergency landlng at reported he was wakened when Watson, Kareft. McElhlnny; Eighth Geora:e Air Force- Base in the he heard scrat~hings and sound.o. grade, Ruth. Ann- Edwsr'dl, Lucin· Southern California desert. as if a side window were being da KoUts, Beverly Perrin. jimmied. Final trrol-'!11 wiU be held Mon· The blasting cap repOrt lndicat· InveStigation t:liselosed no jim· day With tbete slrl11 selected: cd that the cap waa round in the l my marks and no observ·able fo<ttGuee ·Capteinl, Maida "Rous;J, plane's toilet along with what ap- 1t...l prints a'round or near any win· Rutb Farmer, Loretta' Hanning, peared tb be burned toilet tlastie. The ·" 1m On January 24, 193(1, two boys . Christine coa·ta, D~ane. W'Rtson. v.c~t - heavily Insured Carroll Norris, wbo was 12, and Ruth Ann Ed'lf!ardl, Lue1nda Mor· Saul F. ~lpatoc~. 62, or Canoga James Carpenter. 1 ~. wrote a note rb, witb., colleen Wilton and Phyl· !;'ark. Calif., retired jeweler-was which they sealed' in a bottle and Ua Hilbert added to tbe llsl . I found ·on the _desert floor after a. put In the Ohio River between ~youts tor Drum-ml.jor and seareh by dv1~ian gr?und (ll.l'ti~s Apple Grave and Letart. for tht!l two Gl.oekenspeil player.s and three Mmnc hehcopterS. The will alao ~ held M~nday aceord· "bod3 was taken tQ O'Donnels The boys, wh,o were anxloul' to ine to the ,directbr. Mortuary here where It wa~ bear !rom aome unknown personslearn~ that parts of the left hand made their ages and descriptions MIIGI GaN"I ItAL "HOSPITAL were mjNCng. Later a deputy cor· older than' ttiey were . ~< Admitted: 'Wayne Pratt, Dexter; Oner said; they had been recovered Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller, Le· Dallal Stace", Pomerov: Erma but he dJd not disclose how. On July 24, 1957. Joe Postle· tart Falls, learned· WedneSday by " Haynea, Rutland. A ~Qortuary source sal~ there waite, · who is repairing and re· a telegram from the Department Disc:hlr•e& :EUa Stewart,· Wi!!at was ''lomet~lna" on the left hand, modeling his property on Lo~ust of the Arined Services that thei.b • Street, found the boltle under- 90n, Donald, about 20. is critically Colum "la. · · but that lt pro'bably wou.ld "taile ath 1he floor of the bui1dlng. 1 REUNION SCHEDULED laboratory teRtii to determine what ne ill in Korea with polio . TO HOSPITAL it lVas. Norris is roow' a bookkeeper for Young Miller i:J a ~raduate o£ Members of the 1932 graduating Lydia H,yiell,' CO;ndor·at, wa1 re- · A pathologist began 11 detailed the R. H. RawUngs Sons' Compans, Racine High School and ha.!l been elus of Racine High Sc:hool will m.Dved for :mneu -tO Melga Geper· autopsy on the body, de!t:ribed a~ Mld41eport, and lives in Syracuse. serving in the U. S. Air Foree for have a reunlan at the . Pot>Uand al Hosjlita~ ll'rld~ ,at 1 p. m. by ..aenerall)' Intact" except for the 1 Catpentcr is omploycd at the Ap· three years. A follow·up telegram Park Sunday, Aug. 28 for entlre the PQmerby ,EmetJency Sq~ad. 1 (Contln~ on P.aif41 TllrH) pie Grove J,.ockl. Friday .confirmed the earher one. famllie&. . ") l61n Tryout For Middleport Band Two Are Arrested As Flag Bearerso.u., And Tw:o Released From ~ Jails th~h~:~t~~~n:~r!:~~ ~:;l~n~ • Gub Fl~wer · · of four - All 4 drs, 210'a 1and Bel· '· • ·, . , • • • ~.qQ ·r- Cifarelte Lishle1 ••••. . - • ·\ $2.50 .:'~J/"\::~·t~·; IClifford Wharff . - pauage if he had come for . in a-dvance of leaders had the ,Preaident. as not e:atiaffe.d. with . the House but w1thcg to accept lt ' ,~Jutland Garde1:1 . .. ...... ·.. • !!·5J~ . .:...._ ----~ - - :--:-- (. _ 1954 Chemlets as low'~•· $9J$ .MANY' . ~ D. Cigar~te q~, E:. Frenc:li Pu~ ~ .. '" generally def~nrled ·;i eworn by Nora Evans In the court ' ellla "oald. lle•il'dlell, Ol ill•· re- ot Just~ of Peact 1\. E. Grindley, EvaDI wtu; appear before"Glind· , eiPlellta must Iiiii a consent slip. ·~e Polio Foundation aUoeated ley tada;v. Pomel'Oy PltrolmaD · Edward. J~h!!O to. buY ,tbe vaeei~c ~trau~ arresU!id , Razel Boggel'is, GalUa COunty, fo~ invi\Rtlsatlon . on orde_r ot Mayor's eourt in MJd· l 11-• dleport where L• m:: waa a au. Two men were ·released lnom county jail ·Friday. Onl! waa Er· ~Jn Smith, 4.8. Reedsville, eonfin · ed, 4nee luly it for tntoxieat1Cn and fJned- 8 tCn.al Qf $100 tnd Choice of three - One 2 dr. Sta, W>Jbn, one2dr.&one4dr. ,. ' 11..... . ., •• the p~v~ative eotqr~ ·tbey co"!-e in! Carry them sin~ly ..• carry ~em lD matched ..to! To·be brilll1111tlf In laab- ·.iDn 1tbia ?~a'':, ·a 1irl j~•~(~an't .b&'{t~ ·• t.09llJhofthlfth ·, ,. · ·· · ~ A. C~nverQblc; Blllf~d ·n_i_,.·, ·. ~ · ~·~ ·I B'. CO[lt~ur K~\>-'l'abjer"-;_ •••• ~ .Y .c. S~·TI!Ioiner •.•• ~ ..... :••• ,j,SQ g· p. m. lo aceoOtmoda~e men and wotnfn wbo Vtort daytime. Tbeae ahota are ilc~;esaible (o all people \Vbo ~re. unable "4P .1et ·vac:-. el"!! 'ftom f>mlly ·pholelono. olll- 1953 Cltevrolets as low as $888 '1.954 Fords · · · ·· · aslow.es $995 Vl!l'y clean ean. 1 Choice ' •nd h11mid tott.y ........... ......,., .. i,h . . ., 14-92, ............. 117• 73. -------------- As Vi~w ed From The Air Tbvtaday nlpt, Aug. 1· frlim 7 to 1956Bulck V8 ........... $2)7?5 ~:- ~- Sedan. Hydrama!lc drive. Original J, litililrtmoj\L special 4Jdr. Sedan. Only ' iii.D8t(a'ct.uat miles. Spare \Ire never on crounll. ·Dyna· now drive. R&H. lllve line car8. A variety of modeb and ' ·J atopped tchedu1ed 1()-round bout In '. elcbth · round ~Eiioaus,· _of 1evt.N: cuta to Jansen't~ race. : · 1956BIIIckY8 .... ,:~~.:. '. ~'$2,4?5 •' 1951 Bulcks · · · · as low as $395 ., Thoae Jt~lidlJII ~m Middle: In oplte of lhe proopecllve alee! price booat, ulea on Bulcka and Po11tlaeo are bringing In more lrode-lno. We have iO move lheae fast. - S. let 101 for roll buya. Get you,. 11 ow, while our aeleellon 11 JOGil allfl p!'l...t are low. 1l ·~~ ,. Five cart !~king !or new homes. Some •, veey clean ones .. · ., J,.eat.Jt~r a~ries star..et:qdd_~d_l. w_ith you'll to.. Sparkler• , , • t~• brilliant new V,.y they ace.cr}t your ·C:oet]-101~ ftot," ~7 Plt)<lllo and RuU•ntt; and the port WC'IIU . ·~ith your by Lady Sparklers ot Mr,., V~rne hy!Dn• "America" alld "Onw-ard, Ghrlltian SO.Id~·. 11 • 1 . we ea11 not afford 1o hold lll,'ae •1!1'1· New ' . ; 1951 Chevrolets CIS low as $195 ~ - thirujtones •.• that'sBuxton'wdaztlJna: D.ew' l&ahion idea"! If yOu ' lUte ieWE!lry, tplrltual pllioe o( th•, PIO<lge to .,, )\ll'<!leport: Mr., ahd Mrs. the Ch~lsUap. FJaa,: t.be! ·:Pleijge t..o Erneit Carpenter, · O:allipol~; M:-. the Ame·r tcu J'lac .nd the M"ra. Cad MOot'e a"d d!!URb· Pledge ··to tbc Te~peralfce. Flag Lindt and Mre. Jeff Wilaon, IIJ\d, Mr1. Flemia1 aave l)\e hietory ol lbe three Plod~... · The apedal m'~,~~te. ln~hlded a voc:•l due:t. ·~ *liter, ~t Me SUMMER SALE • . . . Devoted To The lntnesta Of The Meigs-Mason A.re• I '. a· suco~ ploV~d .:f~r •pi~Jf ' wb;c~ duHD1 ·the! dternoon. · G\11\11;~' of t~e- Saunder·~· we~ ·" '"" ~:Jn , ~n.. tlop With t~<c ~roitam., · ~~-~ Sauer ' tay~ , the a!ill Mr•. D~vit. W. 8. Swl•~­ · .' MID Ohio: Part I, cloudy, tiarm ·.ncf humid Nd.y threilth Suntl•y, h;,h tod•y In the IO'a. low tontght 6672. . l':•ntucky: P•rtly cfHC!y, 1pann ' '. i&, ' BY UNITED Pltlll - Davl.1, MiddJ~port: Mr.s . .~etlit Carpen· ter, (;alllpolia ed PaUla .Jean and PtUy Saunden, Btc;lwell, Wert> ®le~ted. Sunday, l,Yitb a. dlll;I)C'" wtte altd at the home rtf \an~ Mrs. Paul dlnlna-room. Sauqde:n, Bidwelt 1 • Honie made ; Mra. Lllllan stelfJ, Ml~dteport, lee ·ar,eam and ' cake. were acr.wd We~re .. f Weather enttne at y Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, July 27, 1957 ;Four Birthdays Are-Celebrated At Dinner Party Blrthd!IYS • •• e ' . RADIO N. 2nd Av1. Lociu Newa ln Ad•eltialni In Clrculalloa The an.nual . family "pJcnie .or c;lau of t~e Cl)ureh of ChriSt WBJI heJd TIJU.f8· day At the fl.<:»~'llRidc p'arlr.. . and Mr•. J~e• ~.r'I)P,ld, Ol Mrs. William Reynolds, preSI· . Huntli111ton, spent the.. Week i:nd del\1; of .,t.he clus, presided at · n with bla parents, M"t.•. and. Mt•· short bi.Uiines• meeUng and Free! Jame• t'rn~l~ ~.nd. dausbkf. Juarr I. ~rdner, paStor '- ol the church. . . gave the bl(lil&inl which J)receded the meal. Guests were families of the • cla88 memt;.ers and the Loy.d )fen's ClaBs. Mrs. Otho Wattl!" was ln charge of preparing tltf Uble.s tor the dinner. WERNER BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federal Reae.rve Sylltom In ~he Loyal Wc:linen·~ MERCURY Pomeroy National Bank IRST I Loyal Women's Annual'family · Picnic Is Held MGM . Attending were Mr. md Mu. Alfred Biggs and daughter, Judy, and nie~e . Sharon Smith, Mr. end Mrs. Everett LightfQot and son:;;, Jeff and Butch. Mr; and Mrs.. N"a· than Biggs, children, Billy, · Sha· ron and Allee Jean. Mrs. Charlts Burt, children ,, Charles and Marjorte, Mr. an:d Mrs. ko~loyd Dunfee, Mr. and Ml'l. Orville Hogue, Mr. and M'nl. Glen Ev.f.nl and IIORIJ, Danny and Tommy and Mn. Wilbur Young. -~-- · KING 2% lnteresi on Your Savings ·• Member Federal Depoolt Insurance CorporaltoJ. POMEROY RUT~ND Wed~e~do:•_ DOT FOR PRIVACY, PROTE(;. TION, AND PEACE OF MIND, TRANSFER YOUR Vl\1UABLES TO A SAFil DEPOSIT BOX WITH US! ' vlolted OECA tJJt individ. 11al boxholdtr (uoleSI he dtoose• to tell). . I MUSIC HIADOUARTIRS Slngl• 71 a 45 RPM LP & IP Album• CAPITOL The relid fa·om worry that ' comes with having given ooe'a valuabltt the benefit of com· l . ' The value of the posseuioos r~oboJy l~t~ows buJ • i, ' Nobody knows: The <ODtenu of any Safe Depoait Box at o~r bank •• , Tomato Harvest Approaching: VIJitoro at home., Jjr. • Mra. Aldo K. Jeflera and aon, KiJlo loll, Sundy eveninc wtre Mn. .fiazzle,thent~ . . '. SYRACUSE Canaday Kent klou, .100 or Mr. and Fowler~ Ben Mfl, Manninl XJ~a 1a: ~erioY~lr lyn Jean. ·Neutr.Jllll' aild Mra. Jamea 'CJ.ar.: tu at Holler -H~I. Ht~ -ootb. Present 11.t the dlnnerEand e.Kiven-. worthy ,. are .i1) AtheN todq ~r ls sta)'l.Dg at e lrolpitll with an' were Mr. anct Mra. ' R. rt · where iber attended a diltrir:t him. caad daua:hter. Cyl!t_!da. 1 of Aid lor Af;ed nwetinJ held at l Mr. and Mn. Dould Down' Mlt-h.; Mr1. DU W ~. 01 ' home of ..ulls M.- Hel apd famJlY of Lancaster are ttl~ · Mr. ancl Mn:. Howud .e "19 "'' 1 en ,ue.sta of her father J"liliUI Sau r.nd 1ona Terry and Vmcent. Mu. EteaDor Hlxenbautch • · and Mr.. ftoy ' P'recker and I of t.he sUite olflc:e, Columbus, vage. Mrs. Marie Hall and Mn. Rolle 10 n, James, and daughters, JoAnD was the 8Ue&t spedcr. and Jacqueiiile Kay, ~f" Pine Grove; I Mrl. Elmjr Wickham visited Fisher .bav~ returned to thei( Mrs . Ed Swank and ~- . Harry bt GallipoUs WJ!dnesday eve-nln; home, Columbus, ·after a vilit were taken bY Mr. an<l Mrs. Jaci Seidenabel and daughter, . Jaet. wl lf.arib'll Jloo.oe Meig~ County~s • 8-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 26, 1957 Monda)' ' .- - • ,' Chief Of Police Is Ired About 1 Authorities said Castillo Armas was sbot twice ln the ehe.!it •ncl died instantly. BHt GUII!rft To Dr.w Oth'r palace ·guards rushed to the scene with drawn sidearms but lhe assasain beat them to it by putting a bnUct through his head. Casti.Ho Armu was strongly anti Commuoiat and for the three yean he was ln powtr he had waged an i.ntensive war against Communists and leftists, Officials said they found papers on the assassin's body that showed he WI.'! a long · standing member of the Communist PilfiY. Gonzal.eJ: ~ Lopez was sworn in shortly before 5 a.m. at an emer· gency cabinet meeting. Shortly afterward he issued a proclamation urgi11.(1 tbe Guatemal-an people -to keep calm "in the face of the oaUonal tragedy". Castillo's u1assin.ation c ame just three years and three weeks after his triumphal entry i n t o Guatemaia City at the Ma.d of re~r· olutiOnary forces which overtbl'f'w the leftist regime of Col. Jacobo Arbenz; GullllaR. UMttbl• Month July had been both CasliUo's lucky and unlucky month. It w.s on July 3, 1"2,_Aiat he , was Corced to take refuge in Bogota, Colombia, as a political e:t· ile. , (Corttlnu•d on Pa.. 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